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Home My WebLink About1976-09-05 - Orange Coast PilotVOL. 69, NO. 2•9, 7 SECTIONS, 80 PAGES Barely Skimming l, i. Hijackers Hold I. ;-78~ Passengers . ' LARNACA, Cyprus <AP l fi Three unidentif'ied hljacke~ took , ·command or a KLM Royal E>utch airliner over Franc.-e Saturday. ordered il lo Cly first to 1'unisiu and then to Cyprus, and then took off -possibly ror Israel -with more than 80 peotfe aboard after relueliog11ere SUnday morning. In Tel-Aviv. Israeli o(ficlals closed Ben-Gurion int.ernalinonal ' airport following reports that the \ pilot told the control tower at \ Lanarca airport on Cyprus tha\ the plane was to go to Tel Aviv. .()I The pilot or the twin•jel DC9 1i was quoted as tellinc airport of· ~ ficlals In a radio conversation: (. "We have 78 passengers. five ·crew m e mbe r s and three guests." ! The hijackers· demands re· maaned unknown more than 12 hours arter they took charge of ~ the plane. They refused to talk to • airport ofricers while the plane l was refueled here lfurtng a t'o''O· l hour stop. · ~ ·The plane took off Crom· • Carthage Airport in Tunis al 7:58 , p.m. Saturday PDT'and landed at 10:30 p.m. in Cyprus. Cyprus is In lite eastern Mediterranean. ' 1,300 mileseast of Tunisia. The plane had taken off rrom • the airport In Nice on the French • • Riviera at noon PDT Saturday, headed for Amsterdam. About 20 m nutes a er, il\e p Ol reported ' he was being told to turn south by '·'I Loue It Here' the hijackers but gave no m· dicaUon or his destination. Larnaca airport in cYprus is only a hair hour by jet from the airports of Beirut, Lebanon . Damascus. Syria: and Tel AWv. Israel. The Cyprus chief of police and other senior Cyprus government officials were at the airport to talk to the hijackers as the aittrafl touched down. In Tunis, Tunisian Interior Minister. Tahar Belkhodja spent several ho11rs.in the airport con· trol tower. negotiating by radio in Arabic and English with the hi· jackers . Fire Ravages l,500 Acres ... LAKE BERRYES5A CAPJ nre roared out of control over 1,500 acres or oaks and brushland five miles south of here Satur- day. Callfornja Division or Forestry spokesman Ron Smith said 300 fire fighters, using more than 40 pieces of heavy equipment, were scnambling to ring the ' northward-moving blaze on Mount Vacca in Solano County, ut steep, rugged terrain was hindering the errort. ' .. Arab Prince Lives Royally on Coast By JOANNE REYNOLDS .,. fM ~Hy ~191 14•11 Since the flral or ll\e year, a partnership of four businessmen ha1 been in· veslin g In . firms in tbe Orante Coast area. operat· t• in& out of an . office ·In Newport Center. One of the • partners is H I 1 R o y a I nv..ot.os lli1hness Prince Turtd Ben Saud .Ben Abdul Azlz al Saud. With attorneys Tom Barrack Md T<IPl Wilklnlon and ftnane:ial , adYiser Sheik Nasser Al-Anbar. . the prince has formed the Saodla and Overseas Trading and 1 Ombac:tllllCompanr. 1be •terprise it° auned a( pul· tlnl the Saudi Arabian royal family's moaey into American llullnesses that can supply goods or services to the Mideastern country. The..26-)'ear-old priO(e clearly finds Ufe In the business world interestin1 and entertaininc. And be is unabashed in bis de- li.«ht with the Orance Coast. '1 came to Newport Beach for 'I '\U\' ~pt·f I \I . permanent home.•• Home here is a eprawling house behind the parded utes ol Irvine Cove that tbe prince ·shares with bls personal &er· vanl'W •nd an 1mmense Doberman Plnscher named Jasper. .He Uves, not surprisingly. a princely life that includes driv· ing a 9'0.000 car, the only one of its kind in thjs country. He plan!I to completely redecorate his home. including replacing the existing pool table witb one emblaaoned with the royal family'• ~t of arms. He S8" he can only slay in the area ala or seven mont.bs a year 4ince he bas hnsineu im.ere9U in LoDdon that he need• 'to supenlae. H-e also makes periodic trips baclr to bis bomeland. Yor t.be moment be ls t.be oal.1 snember of his family conduct· ing business in lbe United Statu. although he has a youncer brother who Will pro-bllbb' join him when be fmisbe.s bis business decree. H.is family are t.be ruJen and cbief admlniltratora of Saudi Arabia. a party. I was only Coins to stay /or two weeks," be explalas. #row J conahler this area m)' •..i Swimming ability wasn't necessarily the most necessary talent when Jon Hu,ghes did his thing for the First Annual Bodys kimming Championship at Corona del Mar Stat(' Beach Saturday. Contestants jumped, skimmed, dug and Ooppcd -their way through 60-foot surfside pit. Where - .1heir heads s lopped told how well they 'd done and 41-foot. two-inch r ecord went to Doug Garn. 17, Corona del Mar. Bill Mac Donald, Dean Foessponsored evenL ...... Air Cra$h Kills 60 Kelley · to Stay ~':::r::~~.~ <AP) -A Venezuelan ai~~~~t FBI Chie.f 'Satis_fies' Ford . . . . . plane crashed in bad weather WASHINGTON (AP) -Presj. while teying to land al a U.S. air dent Ford announced Saturday base in the Azores. killing 60 he wil\ not fire FBI Director members Ma C:iracas university Clarence Kelley for accepting choir ana ~ight c rewmen. gifls from subordioa~es •. and the Pol'tucaese authorities reported JUl&ke Department a~c~ted it Saturday. would take no <Uscaphnar)' Amel'icans statiOfled at the·--action. base near LaJes on Ter~eira .. The President is sa\isried J1land were workina to recover with the conclualon of the the bodies which were strewn Department of Jultlce that the over a large area about 200 yards gift.s received by Mr. Kelley from from lbe end of the nmway. but subordinates were allo-i~~le un- . strong wind• and rain from Hur· der existing regulations.. Press ricaoe Emmy were reported bin· Secretary Ron Nessen said. derin• their work. Ford said he is satisfied with Besc.ue workers said there Kelley's promise to make re- were no survivors from the four· imbursement for the gifts and re- enfine C130 transport, which had affirmed his support for KeUey in been taking the 27 women and 33 bis "efforts lo strengthen the men of the Central University of FBl." Ven ezuela c hoir to an in· ternational song festival in Barcelona, Spain. In Llsbon. l,000 miles northeast or these. Portuguese Islands in the mid-Atlantic, Venezuelan Ambassador Alfredo Baldo said bis country was send· Ing a second military plane to fly the bodies home. He said the plane wOUld carry a panel to in· vestigate the cause~ the crash, whlch occurred late Friday. ln a report to Ford, Ally. Gen. Edward H. Levi and other de· partment officials sa.id, "It is our view that Mr. Kelley should re- main as director of the FBI and that he should reimburse the bureau as he sought to do ... Kelley responded in a brief statement saying be was "very appreciative pf the expression or aupport from President Ford and the con<'lus1ons or All.> Gt'n. , ~ ' .. &A:VI. .. I want lo pe rsonally thank the President, the attorney general and the American people for the faith they have In the FBI. a faith l feel is not mis placed," he added. Kelley, Ex-nun ,. Say They'll Marry KANSAS CITY CAP) -FBI Director· Clarellce Kelley an· nounced Saturday he would marry Shirley Dyckes. an elementary school teacher and former nun from Washington, the Kansas City Star reported. Miss Dyckes~ a nun for 15 years. was oitginally Crom Miami. Kelley said he had known herforfiveorsix months. Kelley, 64, said Miss Oyckes withdrew from the religious or- der about six years ago. His first wife died last Nove mber or cancer. No wedding date was an- nounced. - Later, In Kans as City for a speaking engagement. Kelley ex- panded on that stalemeptJ say. ing: ''The FBI is not inrallible. nor its leaders without oc- casional error. I can assure. however. all or us will keep error al a mintmum -and performance at maximum .... '' 11Je departm~nt apparently re- ·jected recommendations fiy'lwo Justice Department in - vestigators. One of them, at- torney John M . Dowd. had urged that Kelley be fired by the Presi- de n l. Dowd 's s 4pervisor . Michael Shaheen, said Kelley should not be fired but recom· mended that he be reprimanded." The statement said that, in the past three years, Kelley received gifts from the FBI Executive Conference on special occasions. The most expensive Item, the ro· port said, was a chair, whjch was bought for $105 by the J6 mem- bers at a cost of $6.56 apiece. · As for services, Kelley has re~ imbursed the government $355 for drapery valances built in hi5. living room by bureau employesJ He has sald this work was done without his knowledge. ,: Witnesses and Portuguese authorities gave differing ac· counlS-of the ClJO's flnal minutes. Some witnesses said the aircraft caught fire in the alr, al· tempted an ·emergency landing, exploded and was destroyed ex- cept for the tail section. 'Newsmen Relax m ·Jaill ' The Portuguese miUlary or. ficlal in charge of a government inquiry. Capt. Ferreira da Silva. said the crash occurred on the pilot's third attempt lo land . A Lisbon newspaper, A Capital, aald \be pilot, Bri1. Gen. Raul Morales, radioed the LaJes base control tower be wu about to make a normAl landing. Ambuudor Baldo said the Hercules transport craabed on lts second landing attempt. FRESNO (AP) -Four Fresno Bee newsmen,' jailed indefinitely Friday for rerusing to reveal a news source, say they have spent a leisurely day at a minimum securHy prison farm here . wondering if the collr'U will ever acknowledgelheir commitment. ''We watch the cattle graze and the vegetables grow," said Managing Editor George Gruner. "Jt 's quite bucolic." :~ GRUNER BOAT ,. I phaae," Gruner said. "Now iica when the public awurcnC!511 will' •. ! All accounts agreed that lbe plane was affected by the frin1e ol Hurri~ane Emmy, centered over Ponta DelJada, 100 miles away on Sao llt1uel Jaland, earlier Friday nl&ht. Gruner. 51, and lheolherthree -ombudsman James Bort, 51, and reporten William Patterson. 49, and Joe Rosato, 34 -say they spend their time watching televilion, reading .. playing cards and chets, exercising on gym equipment and enjoying lhe ~ral aura of thdarm. lrom a sealed grand jury transcript of a bribery case against a Fres no cily councilman. Their story was published In January, 197S. pick up. A long, Involved lcgul• • battle doesn 'l stir people, but i when four men arc pul In jall for defendln6' a principle, the public wanta to)cnow, 'Hey. what'11 going Woman Dies Jn Skydive LAKE ELSINORE <AP) One skydiver wa kWed and another aerioual7 uqured when their parachutes falled to open at a akyclivlnt abow at Lake Ekinore Saturday . Tiie two bad bea part~ a 1lx- qydlver team falllq from 7,000 feet in a sm formldioll. Killed wu Leama llcFerlln. rr; of Jobn1ondale. near BakenCleld. Site plummeted to . her death as ber huaband MlchHl. Jl, watdaed after the awdllary chute al.lo failed to open. Her bus~ was Cbeflnt to re- ach .. alter tlae ran. but Ilia at· tempts to revive her bf heart mauace were fruiUeu. llark Plnc:b. u. cl Glendale. Aria., luflered HYere lnjurtea in tberaJL ~ -Prison gua.rds keep the newsmen away from other in· mates. Gruner said the people are friendly, the bunk bed.$ com. fortable and the food bountiful. The four have vowed never lo tell where they obtained material SCHOOL VANDALISM - Some types of problems are decreutn1. but others are soar- iq here on the Oraqe CoasL Candice Schubert d the Daily Pilot Staff talks with local school offic:iala about cams in a story onPa1eB2. VITALITY VISITED -The s ubcultures that give San Ftancbco We are explored on a new allbllffilll tow throu&b the black, Latin and A.lian "c:ities wltllin a dtJ." Tbe Dally Pilot's Lauria Ka.aper takes you along to a world where chance contruts wttb tradition In her r~ on Pace BS. I :-:-- Superior Court Judge Hollis Best's orn·ended sentence is aimed al coercing them to name the source, but Gruner said Saturday that he and the olheni arc relieved to be In jail after 21 months of worrying about it. "I'm glad we've flnaHy gotten around to concluding this SW OllDFJSH CONTaOVEUY -A new law foi;bids the use or airplanes to spot swonlflsh achools, but fl•b· errnen say not everyone ls obey- ioa the law. The restrtctJoa ls allo angertn1 some commercial fllhermen, •ho blame it for the current swordfi1b sbortqe. The Daily Pilot's Michael Pukevicb 1ookirat the lasuea on P•1e B3. ASSESSED V ALUA'nON How do you protest if you think tbe value of your house 11 unfair or illegae? Gaey Granville~ the Dally Pilot staff explains the pro. cedures and con~~ ap· pealln1 lo the a1..,.. Pqe Bl. .. on here?"' Gruner said it was particularly important to make Jurists un· derstand that news people hold confidenUallly as one of the basic <See NEWSMEN, Pa1e/\2) .......... 0AILY1'1LOTH~ TY~ r,Y·• A2 CAIL Y PILOT Sunday. September S. 1971 Weekly review of °'8!'9" Coast highlights Anyone Building an Ark? A veritable Population explosion has been recorded at Lion-Country Safari. The baby boom included three cheetah cu~. a~ut a half·doien lion cubs and two baby ruepos. A pair of giraffes are aoou loada tlielflong-necked progeny Co tne mernrg~te a-s-well. officials"Say. - Laguna Beach Down to tyitty Gritty, Kitty Hunt1nq to n B L~;ich Lion Country's big cats may be able to defend themselves, but the little cats in Laguna Beach need help. or so the city council seems to think. Und er consid eration is a package of Policies to define who owns a cat and to make it a mis· demeanor offense to abandon or harm a cat. a • Among the Policies is one stat· ing that a resident wbo feeds and shelters a cat for 30 days becomes that cat's owner. nwanted feline visitors could onl y be discouragei:l by non· harmful means. • Paws Not So Restful While other cities were suffering from the dog -or cat -days at the end of August, things got just too much to bear QJ1 Huntington Beach's Tranqwl tan~ . The benr, although considered M~ss and caged in a trailer. was ordered removed by police after neighbors became concerned. The animal. which is a trained wrestler. was reportedly in the employ of festival promoter Michael Page. San CIPrnente Network 's Negotiating Pulling the plug became an issue along the Orange Coast Jasl week, but in this case it had nothing to do with hospitals. TM Communications Company, which operates u cable television franchise in San Clemente, threatened to pull its plugs unless granted a $2-per·monlh rate increase -before Friday. Last-minute negotiations resulted in a 60-day ex- tension or the company 's agreement with the city while the r~te matter could be worked out. Irv' 111 Conflict of Interest? , The city or Irvine is not at war with ('.Jewport Beach, councilman John Burton insisted last week. But it is al loggerheads over a choice portion of Irvine Company 'and lhal both cities would like to claim in their spheres or in- nuence. The land is about one third of the undeveloped area between Corona del Mar and " Laguna Beach. LaglUlais making a claim, too. but apparently not forthesame land astheothertwo cities. ' The cities will present .thetr cases to the Local Agency Formation Commission on Wed· nesday. f\J1•v.;11Jr! f1•«l' t• Shores Signal Protest It 's too muc.h, residents of NewPort Shores said last week about the $31.0® lo $49,000 the)' 're being asked to p ay tr they want to buy the lots they've buillon. Rent on the lots is $25 per month. or six percent.of lhe ~.ooo value previously auigned to the lots by the owner. Si(nal Landmark Properties. However. estimates are that a planned reappraisal of the lots' value in 1984 could raise the rent by 1,000 percent. So the choice 1eems to be between buying now or facing rents as high as $3.000 per year in another eight years. Resi· dents say they m ay have to sell and that they believe the prices are unre&ltORAbie far ~llbboat propertt. Harbor Youth ltites Slated A musical farewell is planned for Tuesday for Michael D. Davidson, 13, son ol Harbor Area pianist-com poser Mark Davidson, who died Friday of leukemia. comp_an.ied bis father on the drums. Other survivors include bis mother. Dale Pfeifer of Colla lhsa, sisters Shannon and Healbet Davidson; stepbrot!ler Tony Pfeifer and srandparents lo Oregon. A promising artist. tbe young Davidson drew sketches of friends and relatives who came lo visit him in Hoag Memorial .tfospttal and Children·s Hospital of Oraaie County where he was fteq~Uy ronflned since April. He al90 played in tM eoacert blpd at .Kai .. School and ac· • • Times (or the ja.a tribute and funeral services bne yet to ~ announced. Arranaements are pendll\I at Balt1-Ber1eron mortua'f'J in Costa Mesa. The.family reqlllltl dOpUons to Children'• Hoa'*81 Of Oraqe County II 1T of flown. ThoUsands Urge Peace In Ireland Raee Unhorsed Dole TeUs M~ Leading 3-month Rrm Gulf FWf1- sAcR~MENTo. Calif. <A P > -When the winner or't~(' Tury Probe 3,200-mlle Great American llorse Race dashe~ across the J j • 1 • LONDONDERRY N h flnisb Une here, ll mi&hl.oot t><: a horse •t all. but a mute. Ireland '"P) -An. -0u"ma:~~~ Th h \llARWIC". } ..•. (AP) -"" ...., UN ~ t ree·montb race is expected to end todny at the ,, ,,. R 30,000 Rom an Catholic and California State Fair. Republican vkt> prcsldt'ntlbl Protestant women met on the Of about 100 riders who started Ule ra~e on Muy 31 in-c a n d I d 11 t t' B o b o o I " bridge that divides the two Frankfort. N.Y., 47 are still competing. acknowledged on Saturday thut sections ot Londonderry on They pitched cairip Saturday niti:hl at the Folsom Lokc hc went before u grand jury last •• Satu.rday to call for an end to St.ate Recreation Area northeast of Sacramento, much in Jo'cbruary that was \nvesligaUng • • . seven yurs of sectarian violence the manner or the pioneers who made their way west mon• Gulf Oi l Corp . Illegal co~ ·;: in.Northern Ireland. than 100 years ago. tnbutions to political candidales. •• The fourth peace march in as Today· they will gallop into the state's fairgrounds on The Kansas senator sald fhe in· !! many weeks was the fi~l not dis-the final 20 miles ofthetrans.ontinental race. vestigation ce ntered on Gulf :: turbed by jeers and stone'throw. Participants say nny or a top few riders could win tho funds aUegedly funneled to :! ing· by supporters ol lbe Irish :d~ first. pri~e sine~ JlO one has ~wit up a dominating Senate Minority Leader Hug,h •,. Rfbeb~~!hlc~·ha.s been fig!\t-The two mules m the r ace belong to Virl Nortoll or San• Scott (R·Pa. ). · ~ ing to force the British out ot lbe Je>Se; who was l~ading the race as the· competitors :ip. Dole denied that he had accept· '.,it Protestant-dominated province proached the final campground, ed illegal funds from either Gulf ':' • and join it with the mostly or Scott. But he said he was not •: Catholic Irish republic, issued a certain whether he bad been ·": statement before the rally saying ll asked to appear before the grand ~ :• it respected the right of the urni~d Heat Ke~ eps jury "as a witness or being in· :: \'.eSUgated,'' ·.: women to demonstrate foe peace, but cautioned them to' "re· Dole SPoke to reparters at the :! member the struggle ot the past Warwick Airport as he arrived in :: yearsanddonotcallforpeaeeat B h c ds L • h Rhode Island to attend IL .~: any price -a surrender in fact." eac ~ow ... U t Republican fund -raising event in • ll was a significant change for 1 ' 1 &I~ 1 Newport. CBS News hadt·eport· the IRA, which in past weeks has • ed the grand jury appearance. labeled the women "traitors to Orange Coa s t muggi ness crowds seeking to escape the Dole said he voluntarily ap· Ireland." almost matched inland \\;hew-muggy weather in the cities we.re peared before the grand jury The emotional rally lasted midity Saturday, possibly ex· packing into nearly run camp-following a "couple visits" from about 4S minutes. Thousands of plaining why the expected grounds in the Angeles and Los investigators for the Watergate women poured into Londonderry• crowds for the Labor Day holi· Padres National Forests. special prosecutor 's office. from all over Northern Ireland daybaven'tmatetj.alized. And in the. high desert and ·'They were concerned and lromoJ.be Irish Republic _in Mol'e-coastal clo~iness i&-mountain areas. the holld~ run whelh~r I had a,cceQted monry mor~ than SO _b~ses, .tw~ ~c1~_:f<>ftcast but there will be af. was punct~ated by scattered from Sen. Scott. Tl\A! answer was trains amHiiany cars. t~-n· sunsbtnnorthetast -ex:-·-·-rh"""U'n aersnow e r s-an ta l . no:--!fht>-y -were -alse-rorwer.ned---- cui:;1ons before schools open. Several incidents of lightning whether I hl.ld accepted money hilegu~rds-from-San-€1ement fires-were-reported•-. ------wom....GulLThe..ans~·et:-W4ls..n ..... _ .. __ lo Huntington Beac~ repor~ed . !'-highway pJ\rol spokesman Dole said. Carter Plans wa~ temperal~res m .the b1gh in Los Angeles reported traffic lie said the investigators were 60s and warm air ranging from ha~ been exceptionall y heavy also interested in what he called Camp0 ;.gn Tri·p 75to80degrees. Surf was small. Friday night. touching off a spate a 1970 .. transkr of funds" in QA And crowds were o nl y of fender-benders on rain-slicked which either h is n~1me ol" a moderate -"not what we were roads. similar name appeared on u PLAINS, Ga. (AP) -Jimmy Carter and Walter F. Mondale get lbeir campaign otf to a fast start this .week, embarking on a tour of 22 states and 36 cities. while nine members of their families campaign separately in B2 other cities around the nation. " Carter 01>ens his presidential campaign officially on Monday with a speech in Warm Springs. Ga.. at President Fran11.lin 0 . Roosevelt's s ummer White House. He visits four other cities that day and goes on throughout the week to a total of 20 cities in llstates. Mondale, Minnesota's senior Democratic senator and Carter's running mate, begins the official ~stage of the caJllpaign in Akron, -Ohio. Fr<J• Page A I NEWSMEN •. tenets of the profession. "Unfortunately, we couldn't convince the judge or our com· mRl\}f.nt wllhout going through thls. •he said. While the newsmen loll away the hours in jail, California journalists or ganized a de· monstration in protest of the court action outside the prison farm this afternoon. T hursday . the California Supreme Court refused their ap· peal and Friday, five hours after tbey went to jail, the United States Supreme Court refused to stay the sentences pending an ap- peal there. Judge Best had demanded that they s pend some time in jail before he conducts a hearing to determine if the re fJ> any likelihood they will tallLithede· cides they won't reveal the source, the jail terms become puniUve and limited by state law to five days on e ach of 55 con· tempt counts, resulting from the SS times they refused the judge's order to reveal the source. When asked how long he thought It would take ~st to re· aliie that the newsmen will not change their minds, Gruner said, "Why don't you call Holly Best and ask him that. Jt's his move now. The pressure's off us." Best could not be reached for comment. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Weed "'•'"""' -........ _ Jack R. Curley • VtCt P•O•de,,,M'd(iitflitf' .. M,~, TttOfnn Keewfl ""''"' Thomn A. Murahlne ~ .... l"'I Ed/IW·- 0\arles H. Loos RlcNrd P. Nell AUIJ.1.,.1 ~l\tOtl!e ttl'°" expecting for the holiday." said But by Saturday, truffic had $2.000 check stub. on~ lifeguard ~e~rt. Peoele tapered off considerably. He said it wcis "u check stub t:Vidently were fmd!ng other re· The m 0 s t i n t e ,. es ling ·that had the name either Dole or hef from the hot sticky weather meteorological quirk of the day Dale and they asked me about away from the ocean. was that coa5 tal valleys were that." Dole did not elaborate-. 1:-'>S Angeles County reported often as hot as desert ureas. a saying that another person was twice as many arrests as usual spokesman fol' the Nationnl involved. for drunken driving but an Weather Service said. He identified 1 he person only as OrangeCou~ty Jail clerkreport · "It's not often thut you can a we ll ·known resident of edsucb bookings were normal. co mpare Blythe and Ontario," Washington, D .C .. but not a In the mountains. meanwhile. the weather service said. Ontario member of Congress. and said he had a high of 99 Saturday whHc did not want to l'mharrass that %: Fullerton Slaying Blythe only rose to 96.' • individual by publicly discussing ; Rainfall of .31 was re1><>rted in t~e matter. the Beaumont and Wrightwood Many me mbers of Congress Suspect in Custody areas. with traces of rain around have been named as alleged r eri· ~ Lake Arr owhead. Hail up tu pients of Gulf contributions. • Anisito Acosta, 2.1. of Anaheim three-quarters of an inch in • is being held on charges of sus---Wameterrernn -Palmoale earlv peeled homicide after a fatal Saturday morning. and some . stabbing in Fullerton at2:20 a.m. street flooding was reparted. Saturday. Flash·llood warnings wefe is- .A~ando Orozco, ~· was the sued for. Los Ange les. San v1ctlm of the knifrng in the Bernardino, Ri ver side and kitchen of his Fullerton home. eastern Kern counUes, as well us Poltce uid-t-he two men quar· m ou.nJ aln are as o f S anta reled Friday njght. Barbara and Ventura co.unties. Ford Views Budget . WASHINGTON CAP)-Degin- rung a stay-at-home Labor Day weekend, President Ford held an outdoor, s hirts leeve meeting • Saturday with t dp budget advisers and predict ed a bata:n~ettbudgct byt978. ALL WORK GUARANTEED FULL YI Flnt Qvollty Carpet Only/. SHOP COMPARE SAVE flr<t QUALITY PADDING • • • NAME RRANOS • & lA60R AVAIL fAMOUS MILL S W E INSTALL ANYWHERE NOW YOU CAN AFFORD TO CARPET THE WHOLE HOUSE Hl·LOWS 99 HEAVY QUALITY $ . PLUSH CARPET PLUSH SHAG SOI.IDS I MUl Tl-COl.O. 100% NYLON ~~·;~·1 .ts SHAGS S • Pl11th "'°9> •DuPont • Hl-l°"'• .•Solids •Commerdol •Nylon• •Tweeds Velvet te $6.95 P£R so. YO. PER SQ. YD. REMNANTS! 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T.tU.felP.&•TllVIS.&Fttt111•Sll.12T05 'WHY SHOULDN'T PEOPLE'S LIVING SPACE REFLECT THE WAY THEY LIVE' Designer John Long 'Sculptured ' Home for Chuck AyrH In Laguna Beach D~using Streamlined Sculptured Laguna Home Designed for (Jne By JACK CHAPPELL Of'"' O•llY PHot St•ft -soot agunan Chuc1' Ayre'i ·ves in a sculpture His liviog space has gins· walls at reach out to bring in the sur- ounding air and trees and lants. The furniture 1s bwlt m. uch or the heatmg and cooling ·s solar. And, while 1t is onJy 225 square eet in stze. Ayres tossed a party for so people to celebrate the com- pletion of his home-scuJ pture. ··1 don't thmk you could ~my it as any more cro'.\ded than the verage home with a party of 50 people." John Long .. th~ desi~er of Asres' home said 1n an m- tCr\'1ew fo~rtday. Long. who describes himself as an architectural sculptor. said that although tmy, the space was more than adequate for a single "orking person and that it represented the CuJ.ure of housing for a large segment of the population. The home was attached to an existing South Laguna home overlooking a canyon near the ocean. "In terms of lifestyle. there are a large number of people who are Foreign "Moonies' Facing DepOrtation WA S HI NGTON (A P )- lmmi gratio n autho rities throughout the country have been r-dered to lake "immediate steps" to begin deportation pro- ceedings against hundreds or foreign followers or Korean e\fangelist the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. . But orric1als ror Moon's Unification Church said most or the roughly 700 foreign followers o r the controversial anli- Communist evangelis~ already are preparing to return voluntari- ly to their native countnes of Korea and J apan. "Their purpose here was lo participat e in thc1o1c la r l'?<' festivals." the last of which is scheduled for Sl'pl. 18 at the Washington Monument, c•hurch president Neil A. Saloncnsrud. Immigration officials uro not plannfng fo round up foreign Moon disciples in the Un ited Slates and any deportation pro· ceedings against s o·catlt'd ··Moonies '' who do not leave the <'OUntry voluntnrlly will receive ·'llo higher priority than other _rui:eutayed lUcgal aliens." oC· ftc1aJs for tht' lmmigrnt1on and Naturalization Service (INS) stressed. In July, deputy INS com· missioner J a mes F. Gree ne wrote all field offices that .. Im· mediate steps should be un- dertaken to locate alien (Moon disciples) who are in the United States to determine their current immigration status and to in- stitute appropriate p~eedings, if warranted. looking forward to their enforced departure ... That order was issued im~ mediatelv after a federal judge refused ·to overturn a lower court ruling that the foreiJ;:n followers of Moon could not re- main ln this country as .. mis· sionary traJnees." Immigration offi d als successfully contended that Moon disciples spent most or their time fund-raising for lhl' church instead of training. David Carllner. a lawyer representing the church in lhu litigation, is appealing the de· cis!on to the U.S. Court of Ap· peals. but I NS is taking the position that It can proceed now bl'couse "the administrative aspects of the matter have now been concluded ·· Frietad ol Yours? C6ntest to name this e!~plant was started,e!ter Michigan college President Don d Carlyon found it in market. He dclioed lo re.ve.alhi.s kalikGfuggestions. . ,, single. who are employed ad~ guately and they are in a ~ition to get for themselves adequate living spaces. This does not necessarily mean a big house with rooms to clean and all that,'' Long said. "What we wanted to do here was produce the attitude you would find in a large custom built home, except there wouldn't. be the extra room,'' be said. The interior or the home is heavy with natural wood and ln the combination kitchen, din1ng room, livln1 room and hall, there's a clay tile floor. Above the bathroom sink, made of laminated wood with a wooden s pigot. is a le aded-gl ass scuJpture window. "The things we did here you usually wouldn't do in a small place," Long said. The lifestyle of the home's OC• cupancy also enables the dwell· ing to take a dvant.aae of solar heating. The kUcben, its tile floor and a concrete slab absorb beat during lhe day. when the dwelltt is &one. The dense materials bold the heat until the eveni.nc when they provide adequate warmth. There are olher design features in the walls and such which aid beating as welJ . Long plans the addition or solar heating panels on the walls of the canyon to further booet energy self-sufficiency. The occupants' lifestyle may likely be one of a transient nature and so the home is not designed with a llowance for much storage. "In a contemporary lifestyle you doQ't have a large garaae full of junk, you've paned all lhat nostalgia-possessive sort of thing. You may have a few things of quality,'· Long said. Long foresaw the futuro de· velopment of such living spaces In existing large homes as natural resources, and space become tighter. •·we may go to the European system of allowing boarding houaes and roomers,'.' he said even prophesying a day when the owners or three-to-four bedroom homes would need lhe income 'from some rented out "living . spaces" In their homes to allow lhcm to afford the large houses. "In the future, we're just not going to take a hillside and tum It into three and four bedroom houses . .. People don 'l come in all lhe same shapes, why shouldn't their living space refl ect the way they live.·• Long said termlng the South L a1 una e rtort "a sculptural statement about what can be done with space." "You live here ror two weeks. you learn how to get Into lhc bathroom," he said. Spanish lteftist8 Meet in Madrid MADRID (AP)-Morethan60 illegal leftist political and labor groups met Saturday at a luxury hotel In Madrid to try to form a national front to pressure the 1overnme nt Into wider and faster democratic reform. Premier Adolfo Suarei was said to be watcbinC the closed' summit meetinc cloeely, but be and King Juan Carlos bad agreed earlier not lo interfere. ..., ...... ..., .......... ~.frlday II You do not htlle '/04JI PIOer by 5 30 0 "' '*' beforw 7 om. end yiour cooy Wiii be~ .. S.Ufdly end Su nd1y: II you do nol 19C~ .... Yout cooy by 8 a.m.. Qlt before 10 1 m. 1nd your OOCl'I will be est1•119fed Cir ...... , t ,. It Molt Ori,.. County At9l8 MMUI Nort"-tt Hv"to"flon le.cfl Ind wnun.nster . . . . . ....,.,. $e(I ci.m.n1e. CIPftfrtnO Beach. 59" Juan CloiltnlflO. ~Pol"'· SOvtll l egvM. Ugulla N19uel •• • .• -~M f'~•PageAJ PRINCE •• ·~ He ts the son Of King Saud, who rUled the country from l~ to 1964. Hit uncle, King Faisal. s uc ceed ed his father and another uncle, King Khaled, now m es the country. Prince Turki 's primary In· terest is business. "It began ages aao," be says, .. even when . 1 was a child." He saya he finds ·the com- bli:lation of the Orange Coast and its business community lrreslsti- , ble. As he explains il. it 's the on· ly place he can relax :ind work at the same lime. Lounging at the side of his swimming pool in a "htt(..' burnoose-ljk~ garment. he said he enJOYS the soda! amcruties or the beach cities . .. Every night I go to Bobby McGee's, where l have ~ome friends and we taJk and enjoy the m usic. The n we go to 1't£- f any 's and stay there untJI it closes. Then we come here . .. It is my routine. Every night. Without fail. .. The routine means tha t breakfast is usually served at noon and office hours begin after that. Barrack laughingty notes that conducting business on that time schedule is a Ultle difficult in Newport Beach, although it is the way things are done when the prince is at home. .. In Saudi Arabia, because it's so hot, most people stay up all night-and sleep durtng the heat oftbe day." The company has involved itself in a wide range of bus1· ne es -eratry Chose tnat provide goods and services needed by Saudi Arabia, such as compute r components and technology. Prince Turki said he prefers to buy up to a 49 percent interest m a business, with the partnership then acting .as the marketing agent for that parlicuJar com- pany's product in Saudi Arabia. "The Americans are always on ·time, and I admire punctuality. This is sotnethlng I 've seen at •home where a businessan from France or England will promise something and delivery Is always late. "With Americans there are no delays."· Prior to going into busint>Ss in Newport Beach, Prince Turlu s aid he a dmired the Americans who w e r e workin g in h is homeland. · He explaine d that Saudi Arabia is undergoing vast de- velopment as the technology or oil production intrudes upon the Arabian peninsula 's des ert tribes and their largely nomadic way of life. The tribes are settling down and the people are being educal· ed for roles in their changing economy. Prlnce. TurJti described the in- dustrialization or his country as unbelievabl~. Whole villages of Amerfcan-slyle homes are beinl't built and high rise buildings go Sonday September !I l976 DAIL V PILOT A .1 PRINCE FINDS PLEASANT LIFE ON COAST Work, Play Both Satlafytng to King Saud's Son up in the big cities practically overnight. That is the d~\'elopment that the prince's iitveslments a re geared toward. He says riding herd on the royal family'$ busi- ness interests is difficult. "but it is an honor to have a hand in the development nf your O\\ n country ar-ttre -slim i:ttnw · After an initial \'il>1t that gre\\ from two weeks mto months. the prince returned lo his family in Saudi Arabia. The family was so Impressed with his glowing reports or the business community and Oraf\ie Coast llfe st )'le that Sheik l'\asser \\ ""' d1~pat('hed lo chrrk out lhl' area. Prince Turkl said tht' sheik \\ ~s ~1 lso very imprcssC'd and 1::1 l' t 1 v e I v e n c o u r a i;i e d l ht' format100 of Lile partneri.hip ··Thal ·s quite a rompltment that thev \\OUld send him ull th1• ''a~ fn;m S;ll11h .\r,1l11a JUi.t to look-at-:i:4•\\.port . lh prmc•,... • nOtl'd lie 11u18 hl' h,1 ., tm•d to hvl7 m ~ew York bt'caui.c 01 that l·lt~ ·s husinesl> orientation. but he cun •t take the puce. ··1t ·~ JU'ot too fast I can ~ta~· t\\O or th rt•<• da'"· four 1f I rt•all\ push m)Sl•lf. but no rnore. I han• to get out '' Alaskan Pipelille 'Riddled by Fraud' WASlllNGTON 4AN ·-llousc investigators c hari.tcd Saturday t h a t ttte Int er ior a nd Transportation departments are failing to rectify a collapse of quality control in construction of the Alaska oil pipeline. The situation is .. riddled with fraud,•· could imperil Alaska ·s fra1ile environment and bas been known to the departments fo r nearly a year, sajd a report to Rep. John D. Dingell <D·Mich. >. chairman of the House Com- merce subcommittee on energy and power. Subcommittee invcstigalors spent two weeks in July in - vestigating progress on the pipeline, scheduled t6 go into operat ion in m id-1977. But they said there m ay be a one-year de- lay in lha S1art or operations bt>rause of slopp:. \\orkmansh1p. inadequate controls and insuff1 cienl governmenl monitoring. lnvcstigulors said they were told that once the pipeline begins operating, .. it would be possibll• for teaks up to 500 barrels a day to occur ~·ithout dctl'ction in · definitelv ·· because the detection system is not scnsiti ve enough. Interior Under Secretary Kent Frizzell denounced the report as "slanted, biased" and .. a total misrepresentation of the facts.·· lie said that to suggc•st that In terior ·~ ovel"Slght of construction is madequ::ite 1s to make a "mo::.t flagrant mi'stake n statement." Traru;portatton Department of- ric1als had no 1mmediatl' com- merl. LABO A DAY SUNDAY and TUESDAY OHL Y CIOMcl Monday C011p0111 not •aid • Sale lte..s ooupon ANY GAUZE ~OFF AIPolynter DOUBLE KNITS ~ VALOUR _, _____ _..,._ oou pon I 00 °/o PolyHter GABERDINE Y20FF ALL DENIM ~PRICE T·SHIRT KNIT ··~ CALCUTTA CLOTH $198 yord .ALL DRAPERY FABRIC ~PRICE CATILECLOTH W1lffe °"'Y ··~ . • .. .. . • ~ ' • ' VIKING 2 SENT THIS IPHOTO dF MAAS, DEPICTING A TERRAIN MORE LEVEL THAN AT· VIKING 1 LANDING SPOT-THIS 330 DEGREE PANORAMA SHOWS SOME GROOVED ROCKS -Not 011e Friend' . Boy, 12, Awaits Trial for Murder . MIAMI lAP ) -Day after day, Wallace Moseley sits in Youth Hall, awaiting trial for stabbing a 9-year-old boy '\o death. Moseley. who could be sentenced to life m prison. is only 12 years old. His mother. an alcoholic, says she believes the boy is being framed. His stepfather, an ex- convict , says he's glad Wally is being tried as an adult. "because if he goos through juvenile court, · they 'II send hi m right back 'here ... Police have quoted Wall~·-as saying he killed 9-year-old Greg Billiter after the younger boy called him a "bastard.'' 'PolJce say \\'ally then dragged the body out or a dingy downtown apart· · ment and dumped 1t on the streets Wally was born m the chanty ward or J ackson Me morial Hospital in February. 1964. The man lis t e d o n t he birth ceruficate as Wally's father said )ater he had been separated from .Wally's mother, P hyllis Wh itcomb. since 1962 and derued that he fathered Wally. As Mrs. Whitcomb dnrted into ukohohs m and "orkcd a~ a maid ;H a hot~I. \\' J ll.' ~re\\ up in the !'ltreets Sometimes, he Wl'nt to school ··11.-~as constantlv harassed b.' the oth<'r s t ude.nts." said teacher Joe Metcalf. 'As far as I ('ould tell, he didn't have a friend -not one friend. The scbool ls 70 percenl black, nearly 30 percenl Latin and he was one.ol about 10 Anglo white kids. "The kids called h.im names re- lating to his being white and to his mother ·s d rinking ... Metcalf said. "He couldn't t :Ute th ls. bul he would just yell back at them. Al'WI",... .. NEEDED HELP Wallace Moseley He was not violent with his physical body, Jllsl with his \'OICt'. "lit-definitely neede<l help. Ill· hould have bt-en referred to a school psychologist. But l don't know if he got a ny help at school or anywhere else.·· School records s how Wally never h ad a psychological evaluation. nor were school of- ficials ever notified that any out- side age.nc)' ever evaluated. him. Ther e wer e no requests for • evaluation. PhylUs Whitcomb believes her son is innocent. She tells of hi.c; br· ioglng home stray. inJured dogs a nd nursing them back to health Kissinger; Vorster Hail Talks Progres~_ ZURICH. Switzerland (AP> Secretary of State llenry A. Kiss· i nger and South African Prime Minister J ohn Vorster reported ('arly today they had made pro- 1tress in their talks on solving racia l confllcts in southern Africa. The two leaders met for about 51) hours in sessions that ran thr oug h d inne r a nd past midnight Saturday. A statement drafted by both sides and read lo reporter by R . F. Both a. Sout h Afr ican a mbassador to the United Stat~. said "Progress Is being made." The next form al round will h<- Mo nday, b ut Kissinger a nd Vorstrr wall m eet this afternoon 1n what is officially described as a ocial settinit. Vorster prefers to avoid formol '-'Ork on Sundays. Kls Inger a nd Vorster will hold :1 prtvatl! meetinf: before a lunch the secretary will give for the South African delegation. The reported progress follows indications m a de earlle r by both s ide.s tha t they wer e opUmislic. A senior American of· flclal told newsmen on Kiss- inger 's pla ne ~n route from London. however, that minimal conditions for blacks were still unmet by Vorster 's white· minority regime. There was no word from any orficlal on the areas where pro· gress had been m ade. Vors ter, in an interview for the ·s outh African Broadcasting Corp • r epeat ed his earlier declaration tha t no other counl.ry "no matter how well disposed .. can tell South Africa what 1t can do domestically. But he aJso said. '1'o a large extent, South Africa 's and M>Uthe rn A~rica 's futures might be determined as a result or thes~ talks ..• 637 More Cr1111~l•fl La11di11g Accused at Viking 2 W Orking Well W T p • PASADENA 1AP> Vik1ng2·s . " ~est omt ' first photographs appearc:<l lo show t h at an antenna wa:. damaged, although scientists NEW YO RK lAPl -S\\orn saidthe "cracks"may havebeen statem ents delivered to t he a misinterpretation ot the photo. White House on Saturday al-The antenna continued to work legedly hst h<;mor code violations and radio broadcasts indic:rted affecting more than three times there was no internal damage. the number of cadets already ac-"The lander is working in good cused in West Point's cheating health," said Or. Al Hibbs. a scandal. A covering letter signed by the spokesma n at Jet Propulsion Th C I R Laboratory. Rev. omas J . ur ey, oman "U there has been any real Catholic chaplain at West Point. damage to the a ntenna It hasn't ask ed Presi d e nt Ford to "restr atn .. Ar m y se~retary arrected its ability to com-municate with us." HJbbs said, Martin R. Hoffmann from impos· adding that communication from ing any saDctioos against the earth to the la nder also was good. cadets until the cause of a.tie dis_b~".ed antenna was scandal has been determined. "" Citing Ford •s pardon offormer seen in an early picture to have President Richard M. Nixon, the been torn during what earth con- chaplain urged him "not to fail trollel"$ believl'd Willi a rocky the Long Gray Line." landing. The White House coofirme<V"e· . The lander. b~·pa~lng its orbit- ceapt of the amdavits, but satd it mg 1?'1°ther s hip. directly com- wouJd have no immediate com-m u!'lacat.ed lo e a rth d ata on ment on them . ~g.meermg an~ temperature. ll Army Capt. Arthur Lincoln,,~~ated . no interna l damage defense lawyer who has alleged sustam«:d wh.en the lander pe r vasive c he ating at lbe owi;i Fri~ay amJd boulders n a lio n 's o 1 d e s t m iJitary 00 Ma~ Utopia plane. academy, said the affidavits . E~gmeers had speculated that igned by alr eady-accused mem-~t ~aght have la nded on a rock, ... A s of the class of l977 implicate Jollang ~he u~derside, where ....:r . electronic devices are located an addatlonal 63~ cadets. The cur-that control Viking's biological rent e~ol lment 1s 4:250-. and dirt-scooping tools. Co.pies of the aff1daVlts are to The orbiting mother s hi p was bt' ga~en on Tuesday ~o two con-to send to earth information gress1onal s ubcoo:im1ttces that gathe red during the descent, in havr h e ld hearings on t.he eluding the first color picture or scandal. . . the rO<'"' strewn plain where n But • the cadets and their at-landed. The information had l?me~s requested that the af. been recorded but not sent fad a v1\S be used only to ~sses~ the earthward because of the radio scope of honor code violations, difficulties. nol to prosecute the cadets President Ford c alled mission named. control to congra tulate scienlist.s Disease Test Inconclusive for their second Mars success. Scientists reported more in- conclusive but tant alizing results from the final life-search experi- ments conducted by Viking 1 on a rocky plain some 4,600 miles awav. In.question were repeat runs or two biology tests that had gi\'en positive r es ults whe n first performed. ln one repeat , a radioactively labeled cas-release test that looks for signs of metabolism in a soil sample, the results were similar t.o the firs t run. ~ioacth.•e t ra cer chemicals are injected in soil samples to-see if Chey show up tn rases emitted later. If _they do, it ml&hl mean · life-rela\ed processes are at work. In the other experiment, called pyr ol)•tk release. the repeat re- sults were ambiauous; thal is. neither strong enough to count as positive nor completely ab9ent. Breast X-rqy fears Said Vnrefl,Sf)nable '. NEW YORK (AP) -'1'here is no reason for wom en to be frightened about having breast X-rays," says the m edical director or the American Cancer Societ y (ACS ). And be cites re- asons wby they sbouldn 't be. But a scare over the X-rays, known as mammoerapby, did follow the recent lsauance ot of. ficial auidelines sa.ying some women aged 35 lo 50 sbouJdn 't have routine m ammography, meaning once a year, because the radiation might cause as many or more cancers than it de· tected. , '1'herc has been a near-panic Women have been slaying away in droves from breast cancer de· tectioa clinics." s ays Dr. Arthur Holleb of the ACS. "Radiologists tell us women are also refusinJ to have X-rays lo detect possible diseases of the stomach, intestines-or cbellt ... 1be things wrong bel\lnd the .scare , says Dr. Holleb, are: -"Radiation" is a panicky word itself. M a n y w o me n m i~ . understood wha t was said anet a scientific debate on the ri•k· vers us-be nefit from mam~o· graphy. Many missed the po(nt on how low the risk reallY is. • One or 14 American womeh •e- ve lops breast cancer. -This means a woman's risk in her llfeUm e is seven percent. By theoretical estimate, an eic- posure lo one rad <a unil of radiation dosage) from a single mammog ram would increase this natural seven percent risk by one percent, ma king the risk after one treatment 7..07 percent That means that a woman who had one mammogram would have a 7 .07 percent risk of gelling cancer ; a woman who had two mammograms would have a 7.14 percent risk of getting cancer. Al this rate, it would take 100 mam- moer•ms to double the natural risk of CJlDCfr to lipercent .. -:Some scientific icnorance Is involved. For no one really • knows how much of a dose of X- _ray radiation it might take lo cause a human cancer. FAR~UNGTON. Conn .• CAPJ -_1;::===========================;;:;;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;;; It will be several weeks before .... , .;--:--~-'->.-----.;._ ___ ....L ____ _ Univer si t y o f Connecticut medical researchers can con- clude whether nickel poisoning caused the m ysterious legion- naire's disease. Dr. F. William Sunderman Jr. said Saturday. _lie sai<L.his. team at the un· iversity's Health Cent.er vas COO· tinwng its analysis of severaJ specimens and was.. e xpecting new specimens from J . Bruce Rogers, 60, the manager of a Philadelphia Holiday Inn wbo I COUl\5E:S DY N€WSPAPfBI died Friday. Rogers· personal physician said an au topsy proves Rogers' death was not caused by the mysterious illness. But Pen- nsylvania Health Department of. ficlals said they were listing Rogers as the 29tb victim of the disease. Sunderman said University of Connecticut r esearchers de- te rmined a number of the specimens they worked on la.st week had been contaminated and thus test r esults we re in- conc I us i ve. H e said the specimens, lung and kidney tis· sue, had been s tored in stainless steel trays before being shipped. Jt w as the second time Sundermnn's team received con· laminated samples. 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BaUyt1o4 outmaneuvered Kia.loa at Uip start. rorcinl Kilroy to brina • bl1 >cetch around to trail • AuaaJerlval by4.2seconds. And tn the moderately Ytt breeie Klal9a was DO matd J>r Ballyhoo. The Australian'• caw bad her pointing hl&her udltot· inl Cuter to build up a e. mJnute, 12-second lead the weather mark. As was expected. K oa's awesome s ail .Power aJlo her to cul the marain to 2S onds on a run to the wing m . and al one time on the reac thlrd leg KiaJoa was withi1 boat lencth oC her rlvaJ h both yachts spinnaker-re ing at top speed. In fighting oU oa 's at- t empt to climb on her I beat IJ' ~ich Ballyhoo steadily len1the"*1 her lead, matchma KJaloa l~ck·for-tack, to lead at the se •nd rounding or the • weaiher:tn by one minute and eight ae nds. It tut into a thtlllllll chase u ~order~ ·sewral spin· naker J s in an effort lo gain . even m e boat speed and nip Ballyhoo t the finish. Skippe( Rooklyn said after the race th~!! It "as the c ji~s that spelled K.laloa 's defeat. • "Kialoa Is certainly much faster than Ballyhoo dow.nwincl •· he said. "but in a jibing dutl \\ e found we could execute -.e jibes more qulckly because d the extra sail handl· lntt invoh1<f on Kialoa." - $4.anday September 5 1976 DAILY PILOT Ali • Ballyhoo's marlin of victory in the decid.iaC raiee SatUrday was 24 Nnnd.s, hut \he race I· wasa' that e-.. lt only proved ,, K.ialoe is fastn off lbe Wi.nd. •. ~~ally carrying a cloud of aall lb.at was pr~a~y twice as ~ as Ballyt.oo'a crew could hanaou&. • weather quarter, allyhoo picked up boat s and in- creased her lead to · seconds at lbe end or the tria Then came the Ballyh~'s 14-man crew was composed of four local sailors and 10 Atstralians. Helmsman was Buir. Boettcher from Callfomia'YI acht Club; t:iclician was And)' Rose. Balboa Yacht Club; er •men Included Don Vaughn and Rex Banks, Newport ach. .r Ki.ALO.A LOSES STERN CHASE TO BALLYHOO IN CAL CUP SERIES .Auaale Win• Two Str•ight RaeH In Her•ld•d Grudge B•ttle . ~ Starts f oc;Jay Sun Shop Mon y, 11 a ym. to 6 p .m .. y 10 a.m. to 7 p.m_. Ummm ... you' love t feel of our cotton and polyester vet r knit hirts. Blue, green, rose, beige, navy, bl k, ru , hunter green, S-XL. men's knit shirts 19: 9 ___ _ Select an ave on our cotton nit tops We have an assortmen f seven styles for you to choose from. Cotton d polyester. a. S·M-L, was $13 8 . .,. Hur,Yin a save. domestic tcnitwear 12· s~99 was . S v_e on the f erninine t ea-piece (pant)suit Sli soft sheer print blouse over our solid tank . an pants. Sizes 10-18, polyester, in black, bro n, blue, green, rusty orange and navy I . day dresses 61. . · l -i99 special purchase ~ ~ cied-up Westerns lively yokes pestries to quilts, to ribbons and scenics. e the Western shirt that's going to match le. Assorted. 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Conservationists strongly supported SB 1217, uuthored by state Seo. J erry Smith <D·Saratoga). They felt that two years cift~r passage ,of Proposition 20, the protection it established along CaHfornla's 1,072-mile coastline should be continued. Labor and real estate interests felt otherwise. They worried about, among other things. the economic e(tect of the development restrictions and the harassment they bad felt in applying some ot those restrictions. A key_ objection to the Smith Bill came from the co-author of a competing bill, Assemblyman-Mtke CuUcn (D-Long &ach). Cullen made it clear he-and others had objected specifically to "the plodding arbitrariness·· or the South Coast Regional Com· mission, the body with initial say-so over coastline de..._ vc'lopment in Los Angeles and Orange counties. That viewpoint should come as no surprise to those who ha\'e watched or done business with our local regional conimission in the two years Proposition 20 has been in eff ecl. Attitudes expressed by regional com missioners often indicated they either were extremely picky or desirous of expanding c.1uthority wherever possible. As one example, the South Coast Regional Com· mission tried t o horn in on the issue of whether the ci- ty of Newport Beach should install no parking signs on Lido Is le . This would lead one to conclude regional control would be attempted o.q about a ny project that could be conceived along the 1,000-yard coastal zone. It i~ true that the Sout.lLCoa.st Commission Jias ~ had a tremendous workload in watching over the most densely built section of the state coastline. But that should bo reason for more generalized ap- proaches. n<1t. lime·wa ting power maneuvers. The Smith Bill had a tough tlme gettin~ out ol lh~ nate. The compromise t.hat approved it 25·14 came only after agreement that the regional boards wollld be continued two )Cars instead ol tour. This seem s to say that the regional com· missions-and specifically the South Coast Regional Commission -should r e-examine attitudes and pro- ce(lures, and consider some economic aspec:ts of coastline development as well as preservation of the scenic beauty of California's coast. Two-e d ged D evaluation What Me xico did with its ~so last week will have · some effect on us in Southern California r-and lremenaous errecr-on1bose belowthe-border. • The peso bad been pegged by the Mexican gov· emment at 12.5 to the U.S. dollar since 1954. Releas· ing that fixed value, as President Luis Echeverria did, dropped the value or.the peso and by week's end it took a bout 20 pesos to equal one dollar. Good news indeed for ~mericao tourists. whose dollars now will buy more in Mexico <except in border towns where U.S. currency is normally used ). Bad news for the Mexicans, particularly the poorer Mexicans, whose meager wages will buy much less. While the peso is·t1o;tting to its real value, they'll find ris ing prices and.JoJYered value on their savings and income. Paradoxically, it will increase border crossings in beth directions. More Americans will be traveling in Mexico to take advantage of increased buying power. And more Mexicans ·will be forced to s muggle lhemselves into this country to find jobs that will sus. tainthem. / l Readers Give Col11mnist Dose of Christianity ; To the Editor: adults and older adults have ac· [ ] f This letter is \\ rittcn in ob· cepted J esus Christ as Savior. MAILBOX jection and r ebuttal to Nicholas such as m1 ss1onary. health. agriculture, food for ite hungry and schooling endeaTCrs. Von Hoffman's column published V.on Hoffman cannot see any · in the Daily Pilot Aug. 29. The com m o n d e n o minators in ~ column is a diabolk ~l;mder various Christian conversjon I agains t millions of Christians periods. The common element is around the world. the preaching and witnessing of man·s separation from God by An attempt is made to sin.ondthe needtoacceptCod's segregate white U.S. Christians forgiveness of sins personally, 1 from our Chris tian black through the death and resur- ' brolheh and sisters. Billy reftlon of Christ Jesus-God in· ~ Graham i5 ridiculed ns a self-carnate. l pronounced spokesman for the , Lord. His sermons arc based on ' the Bible and we (~1 he is a ~pokesman for the Lord and for Christianity. College converts are described :.s previously havlnst "wax and other Impurities" cleaned from their ears, to hear the gospel call. '.fhis is an insult to an intelligent , 1troup. Nor are conv~rts since ~ World War 11 limited to col- : Jt'gians. Many children. young l l f Dangers Mter Life's .. Decoded .. .. CONTRA RV to Voo Hoffman's rrude character assassinatfon attempt of Charles Colson, this man tumed from his old sinful life and became .a.new person in Christ. Whereas his goals were somewhat questionable before, fie now spends-bis tint~ and effort trying tothelp people. And one might no e that the joy of this new life has grown and nol dtminished. Whether or not science learns as much as it would like lo learn about li(e on Mars, an even big- ger story perhaps ts wha t scientists are doing to penetrate the secrets or life on Earth. At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology jn Cambridge, .a team o f scientists has been able to cons t ruct 4l sy nth eti c gtne. True, It ts not a human gene, but \he gene of a re· lalively sim- ple bacterial Rubstance known as Eschirichin Coll . .Even so, the process is enormously com plex, for it re- quires the scientist lo synthesizl' all the molecules of the zoo.odd nucleotides that ore port Of a single gene. Much or the excitement caused by this scientific breaJcthrough is related to the hope that science can make a spectacultr advance Jn the under1tanding o( cancer. The prime characteristic or cancer cells is that they are OT· dercd by their genes to reproduce . Christian conversion is a free. ing, elevating and continuing ex• perience, not an inescapable depressJitn as falsely stated by Von Horftn an. Ther e have been innumerable examples or Chris· tians rising to the highest J>laces in government, the arts and I.he sciences. The characteristic or the knowledgeable Christian, re· gardless or color, is an attitude of humility, not "smugness." Tbe consistent change after con· version is a new interest in olhers. SlJltELY it was ~ot "anti· intellectual'' Christians who founded almost all oft.ae original colleges and universi•es in lh1s country. And it was not "anti· humanistic" Christians who rounded the majorit) or early hospitals and mission works on skid row. We Christians fetl stroni;?ly that the basic conll.t in this country and the wtdd is the struggle or God a:M godliness agalrut a the is tic, secular humanlsUc pb1losopb,y.a,s staled by Congressman Conl<>11r How sad is Von lbffman's statement th at '"ell "mild evangelical ChrisUani.CY has a nasty potential.'' All truly convert'1 Christians obey lhe Biblical mmand to [ ] Unfortunately, 1 NORMAN not entirety free COUSINS don't have absolu over the uses to w -----------------------~ coveriesarepu~ a t an abnormally rapid rate. By synthesizing a gen e, th e scientists hope to move on to wa y s of c ontrolling its ··metronome," which beats out the r h yt hms o f cellular reproduction. · · I AM ELATED by the prospect thal t h e Jong search for ao answer t o lhe riddle or cancer may be less remote than we thought, while I confess I am alao scared by the ultimate uses lo which control of 'genes can be put. Nothing is more frightening than a world in which scientists have access to the basic code or life. lt they can pry inside genes to produce a change in the rate o( cellular growth, they can also thcoretlcally instruct the aenes to make creatures conform to wbtl the scientists, or the people who control the 11clentists. believe to be desirable charac· terisOcs. Once they dis er bow to manipulate human enes, there is no force on Earth atcankeep some govemmen rom invad· ing the ultimate ·vacy and s anctity of human r . Can anyone i gine what Adolf Hitler 'WOul · ve done if he had bad tbe po to tamper with lhe basic c of life? He made extrav,agant complete- ly counte rfeit clai about the Germans being am terrace. SUPPOSE HE a power to order N breed bum an bemg his own prescripti subservient and m anyone s uppose have abstained fro ~uch a pre!cripti was thereby ar himself tbe ullim a U!e? Certalnly the ne may reach a point be able to help co genet.ic defects. C help to eradicate d confess Christ J esusas -savior by word or mouth. (Romans JO: 10). We alsb call on all ClUtians to pray for Mr. Von Hoffmn. EARLE E. NEWJIA·T, M ~· Sa rilor Said t. To the Editor: I would like Jo try ~ -hort answer to Von lfoHman'5 iclc on Sunday, Aug. 29: "Bo ain Rhelori<' Falls Short at Pot. • First, I would like to =el j m that the "Born Aga.in Rbf: c" comes from lbe Bible (J • 3). The rhetoric is Jesus, aneot Carter's. U he hasn't tried L•e shouldn't knock it. HE lS curious about w tauses the cycles or revival. l the third person of the Trini the Holy GhosL. Ile says inherited disease. But it is eve more certain that it will becom the most terrifying tool ever t.o. come under the control of gov· ernment. The present generation ot human beings on Earth will be out of its mind if it doesn't set up rigid Hmits to this line of scientific pursuit. Many scientists, oC course, will disagree. They will contend that science is neutral; that the job of the scientists is to seek truth; but the scientist cannot be held responsible for obuse or ex· ploitiltion of his or her di6· coveries. These are noble sentiments but must not be mistaken for princi· pie and they are at odds witb ha· Lory. The scientists who split the atom for the first Ume were not able to prevent the massive stockpiling of nuclear weapons or their prolifer ation throughout the world. The scientists are lho servants of the politicians. The time has come to take a hard look al where science is go. ing. Freedom or scientific re· 8earcb and development may ho sacred to the sclentJ!lt.<t but it is not nearly so sacr ed a:s life itllctr. many symptoms or religious con· version are similar 10 mental depression. He says ttr.it the con· vert suffers from the weeps. 1£ Von Hoffman will watch the TV show, "Let's Make a Deal," he will find the same symptoms when someone win$ SJJ,000. The only dlrference is th at the con- vert has lnherit~ ct.crnal life. Joy can overflow in tears as well as sorrow. He says that so rte of us are dis· turbed when a Qlholi~ runs for president, as iL we think that they are going U sneak lhe'Pope into the White House. l conCess we EvangeUc.,s would like to 1 sneak J esu~into the White • House. the ',ongress and the ~ Suprem e Cout. We wouJd even Jike lo sneakl!im into your col· umd' Re.ad the tMrd chapter, Book ot John, and ague wlt.b J esus. He said it. JAME.5BOLDING Chinese Welcome Another eposed F:ftend WASillNGTON .... J mes R. Schlesinger, the man who was $Ure he would rather be right than defense secretary, is off to the wonder(ul world or 920 million Chinese -the People's • Republic oC Chino. As a renowned hard-liner on the Soviet Union, Schlesinger will be given what amounts to the r ed · carpet treat~ ' ment by the P elti n g Chinese. By chance, he ar- • riv e s at a rather de· licat e time. what with the cluster oC deaths of the regime's el<Mrs. tbe inca paciC...tion ol M•o • Tae·tung and lb• aftermath of • crippling eartbq~akes. The Chinese VO'tre quick to .,_rceive Schlesinger as a sturdy ) warrior against the excesses of the Soviet Union and, as early as 1974, Jnvited him to their vast Jand. Somehow, when Schles- inger was heading Defense. several such invitations got Jost in the government filing system. Jt wasn't untH he took his severance pay on that fateful weekend last rau that one ol the invitaUons finally found its way to Sc:bleslnger, and be accepted, of course. . THUS DE joins other former leaders -Britain's Edward Heath and West Germany's Frani J osd Strauss -wbo were lovingly invited to China after sbowlng their anti·Scmel colors. Richard Nixon 'a Uivitation was a uttle different because the Chinese reel more grateful to him fOf' openln1 the door tbaD fOI' be- iq \oUlh OD lbe Sovieta. Anyway, Schlesinger had breakfast with SttrelarY ol State ) - ( THl~CH J Henry Kissinger before leaving and received other briefing from the Slate Department. While Schlesinger can be tart ol tongue. he isn't expected to let loose with anytblntt on the trip that could embarrass lbe U.S. governmenL The Chinese have laid out an impressive achedule for him. Schleslnger, accompanied. by a rniud band of 10 aides and journalists, will be flown lo some of China's m oat remote and off. limits areas, including Mongolia, the lll Valley. l·ning and Tibet .. Americans a re rarely allowed to see the 1-nini area whJch is militarily important because of its access to the Soviet Union. He will viail the regular places, too, Peking and Shanghai, and 80me or the more sc Though Scbleeln did nol s~ciflcally ask for terviews with Chinese leaden ls expect· ed that he will see ·er Hua Kuo-Cena. Vice Pre Hsien· nlen and Chang -ch'iao. and Chen Hsl·Uen, co ander of tbe Peking Military ·on. THE PaOJ'LE' epublie is hardly a be ive of communicatlons ctlvity. 'There a re clo lo a bUlioa people there, astlcatly chanced form of iov t and an enormous lmprov tin the quality or Ufe, but essages to the world com through -Slowly. The dhlne.se pnfer take the Jone, long look al , and sometblnc Ute det to them is a transJnt, but unate, development. 1be Chinese take hard line on the Sovi ~ to find o'ther world powers that will do the som-o. When they spot , a Schlesinger, they grab him. Earlier this year, Schlesinger I postponed his trip to China so that it cou1dn 't rind its way into the arguments during the pre- s idential prim aries or con ventions. There is small likelihood that. anything tha~ transpires on this trip wUl be used by either s ide 1n the Ford vs. Carter contest. 1ihhr1t N, Wtted. P11bliJ!utr J frllomos Ktn;i/, P.dltor 1'hf cdltorlal page or lhu Dally Pl~t seeks to Inform nnd •ti olate readers by present1n1r nn iH>:tge d1v~rse comm«ntacy on topics oC Interest by syndlc:at. ('(f columnists ancl c:artoonJ.st.t, by J1rovl!hng n forum for readers'· v\e"' and by presenUn_g this 11e~ pa~r·s opinions and Ideas nn current topics. The tdltoriel opinions or the Daily Pilot lflPC!ir only in the edilorf:ll col umn •l the top of the pojte. OplniQAI a-. pressed by the columnists •nd cartoorusts and ldttr v.ntert •re lh~lr ov.n and no endorMUMlll ef their 'it'll.~ by the Oall.y PUot Mloold be Jn/erred. 'lbe Peking regime wants to re. lain what relalloashlp has been built between the United Stat and China since Naon·s historic trip of 1972 and will certainly im r~~r~~:ta.::~::: ::a:hJWes Peking d oes not want o troubles wilh Korn to 't!xpl into w•r, and Utat the Pe.k which poured troqps Into t Ko.nan war a 1eneraUon Jsn 't that keen to do so now . Sunday. Sept. S, 1976 ' . . . . ,, .. . • • -·- r :-T • --l. Sunday. Se t>tember 5, 1978 Do Le~s-s-o-ns Cliallen,ge Students or ••• DAIL V PILOT .4 7 ~ COOQGa it 1upmnttftdt."ftt o/ tM OcfQJl VNto School CMtnt't. 87 DALE COOGAN Early Childhood Education is the only -l a t e -spons ored educalional reform lbat has re- ceived unlverul acceptance and ~oraement during my 18 ye'ars uaneducator. The primary reuon for its suc- cess ia the lacl that funds are aJ. locatecl t() allow program Im- plementation and expansion when a district shows it is suc- c e u tu l t n meeting pre - establl&hed objectlves, thus re- warding hard work and nchieve. ment by parents, stud nts 1&nd stair. Jn Ocean View we have ob- jective evidence that show the following results after three full years of pdrticipallon· -Greater student achie,•e· ment in reading -Increased parent iO\olve ment in tbeir c hil d re n 's education -Improved parent-teacher re- la tionships a s a res ult of coop erative planning and classroom participation -I mp roved student attitudes -Improv e d primary educatiop programs that are rat- edlon a statewide objective scale and compared .with other schools. 'It is unfortunate that parents do not seem to understand what Early Childhood Education is doing to children. In spite of colorful classrooms ... basics are being neglected. ' The ECE idea toot shape fn m2. Cocusing on Ul.ree palnCul realities in public education. First, we had devot~ lncreas. inaly large amounts or money to ma sive programs of remedial instruction and not enough for lbe prevention or (allure SECONDLY, DESPITE the re. s earch which con&is l c ntly 8howed that 80 percent of a child's intellectual potential may be de- veloped by the age ot eight. the eneray and resources available for primary education clearly s howed it was a tow priority. Third. parents were feeling alienated from their children's s c hools -the educational eslablishmE:nt felt too big 1&nd too remot". A common sense solution seemed to be to desi~n a program thal would optimize the potential of young children, limit remedial programs and, at the same time, bring parents into a partnership with the teachers in developing programs that really met the needs of children. ECE is not a program in the traditional sense. It is a com· ~ prebensive process a imed at thorough redesign ot approaches to educating young children. ECE incorporat es five major strategies: Personalization of io- at.ruction to mee l each child's capabiliU AJ)d _n eecb with con- Unwni evaluation of each pupil's Pl'O&rH1. Reduction or O le udull-pupil ratio to at least J • l o-10 thrO\\&h the use of parent -voJunteefS. aides and tutors . -Organization of t he learning experience to allow e. lch child to make continuous pro1 :ress at hi~ or her own rale and d~velop positive attitudes and ~ngs or sett-worth. -Actlve school •pnn.•nt- oommunJty partnerstllp. ~through planning and implemen laUon ef- forts with local district O e-xibllity and autonomy. -Locally defined p1 '°gram goals a nd objectives. with evaluation and accountab ility of local school district progr; \,ms at each school. The total obJectivc for Eit=E is to give all children, by the e Dd of the third grade. s ufficient 1'>.asic skills in reading, language .and mathematks s o that they c an succeed in their future scbooli ug. lo order to receive ECE fur td.s. each school must submit' a w rit· ten plan to the Slate Departm• 'nt of Education which describes in detail the proctam they plan ~., use for children in kindergaru Ill through third grade. This plan must be ~ritt.en as .a result or teachers and parent. plMninJ,t together 'Ibis requires coo~ration between the home and school in setting goals. as- ~inf needs and dnilftlng a complete instructional program ror an entire school year IN ADDITION, the program requires that thue be one adult available tQT every ten children in a classroom so that help Is lit hand to make sure thlit no child faJls behind in his day-to-day wortc. These adults are tceneratly parents, sometimes paid, usually not. who b e caus e of their participallon ln the planning or the program realize the im· portance of their involvement. The positive feelings of the dis- trict trustees and staff regarding the ECE program are verified by the following data: Regarding reading scores, a direct relations hip has been established between improved scores on nationally normed tests for those schools that have participated for a full three-year period. For elample. s cbool .. A " showed third graders scoring one month ahead or national norms after the first year of the pro- uam and nine months ahead or naUOClaJ norms after the third year ot the program. School "B" showed the typical third-grader scoring two months ahead or national not 'ml in rtad· ing after tbc flri1t >, !ar and six months ahead .ianc1 • the third year. The third graders in school • "C" scored two moc alhs ahead aner the first year ~nd eight months after the third year. This same pattern is beinl ~ repeated b)' s chools that have completed their second year ln 1 the pro· grem. , 0 u r n l n e s c hon ls t b a t participated last year u 1tilbed 417 dilferent parent volwr leers who contributed 23,900 houn 'to assist- ing with the inslructi·onal pro- gram. In an advisory capacity, 172 parents worked with 88 teachers on the variOt. IS School Advisory Committees. Puring the 19'16-77 school year, Ocean View will expai od to 15 schools, involving nea1 ·ly 4.000 students. The expan.sio n grant was made because or t .he high ratings achieved by thOS< · chools already participating in 1\he pro gram. As I dis c u s s various educational program!; with superintendents throug'ho ut the state, I find t hat ECE is t be one program that is fully act !epted without severe criticism. 1 '.his is the highest kind of complinlent a program can receive. 'Jbe1-.e is no mol't!Hitical group tbao s1 l.perin- tendents. 7he total objective for Early Childhood Education is to give all children by the end of the third grade sufficient basic skills ... so they can suceed · in future schooling.' • • • Give Too Mtrclr Freedom T.~-o Earl~ Ber111c11 Lawrence rs c retired teacher who laves tn Jluntington &ach. By BERNICE LAW~CE Even though I have been re- tired from teaching for over a year I am still deeply concerned over the d evelopments in education in Huntington Beach and in this state. During my last two years I had to teach under the E.C.E. <Early Childhood Education> program. That was long enough to con· \'i nce me that the program 1s r}k bad.-for children. Jt is un- fo rtunate that parents do not seem to underst-and what E.C.E. is doinf{ lo their children. In spite or colorful classrooms filled with "Learning Centers." the 'basics· arc being neglected. Teachers. having to deal with new theories and innovations as well as losing valuable planning time to -tnterminable masses or record keeping and testing. s imply have ins ufficient time for the concentrated effort needed for basic educ al ion. • CONTRARY TO what people are tole!.. lbe cbj ldren do not team to listen. to concentrate. to persisl at a task or work unlit complet- ed. to funcljon independently. and to assume responsibility for their actions as we ll as their work. In short. they are not de- veloping lhe kinds Of habits CS· sential to individual learning, growth, respons ible indepen- dence and other qualities needed ior s uccessful child or adult life. There is so much concern for lhe "freedom" ol children lo make their own choices that they are given more freedom than they are r eady for. and there is less and Jess time-to devote to the · learning for which they are s ent lo school. " They do not even understand freedom and the reality that with it com es r espon s ibilities. Instead. there is less discipline, without which there can be little learning. Discipline is not. inborn. but must be learned through first ac- repting and respeclinfl. authority. Imposed dlsclpllne ls the pre - decessor of s elf·discipline and 1s a vital part of UC~ itnd education. Only as s elf-discipline develops can imposed discipline decrease. The meaning, purpose a nd value of' discipline is important. for children to learn and un- derstand, and the fact. that dis· cipline Jnd freedom go hand in hand. roo much freedom too ear- ly is as harmful as too little. perhaJ)S more so. NOW THE E .C.E. concept is being expa nded Into the in· termediate and secondary levels in the form of RISE, so the damage will be carried on. 1£ the slate superintendent or schools and his followers have their way. 1t will soon engulf alt of the schools in the state. The ex p c n s<' ad d ed 10 education by the expandiru: E.C.E. and RISE programs is horrendous and will continue to increase annually. This is a crime against the tax-burdened public, the children who are be- 1 ng experimented on, and the t uture of our society. LESS MONEY, spent wisely, •·u uld accomplish a ·great deal uwre for children. such as plac- in•g two credentialed teachers in 'th ~ grades one to four classrooms so ,they would have the extra al teJ ttion of tcained. experienced te~ lehers. 1 ~e·se are the levels where 1\'.lQ,__Sl learning problems begin and where most of them could be rest lived with the help of good teac hers. nqt the help or aides and lbe use or gimmicks . Co hlmon s ense seems to have been abandoned in our education syste in. primarily in the 'upper eehel 0111'. J hope there Is some way t o return it to sanity. The theorists. forget that the on· ly co tnplete curric ulum and broad ~xperiences are presented by life 4lnd the world itself. They are t i') ·:ing to get the cart before the ho f'Se. It is both sad and rrustra l ing to see this fine system deterio rating due to so mnny out- side pr· essures. Pubti city lo the contrary. I'm s ure t~h at many distri ct s statewt i e are being harassed and fn.1l:tra ted by the same pressurus. and the children nm al lhe bo' 1,t;,om oft he pile Punch .. "For her free choice she wants tradltlona 11 structured learning." Country Teacher's emt>ries Hardt4L) Erase lly BERTHA Mt'F.LllANEV RICHARDS Schools have been much in the news the last few years and whether it is because or union de· .mands. teachers' strikes. police patrotUng the corridors, teachers injured in the'rtau room or pupiti; .finJshinJ: hh?h school without be· Ing able to r ead and spell or not knowing thr rudi me nt ~ ()f mathematics, the Image or publi c $Chools has been tnml11hf'd and has caused me to recall my earliest days of teaching about so years ago. I began teaching in o rurnl f!Chool after being 1traduated trom hl&h school In our little town. The s \ate required a n elementary 1choolleacher to have a certificate atqulrcd by' passing n teachers' examination sent by the state superintendent. The certificates were rated first grade, second grade and third -grade. I received a second grade one. It was not easy for a beginner to get a school because many school boards required experience. which really Jneant a de- monstration or being able to dis- cipline the big bors ol\en found in rural schools. So 1 didn't get a school the first year until near the· end of the term when a teacher r~ signed and I was asked to finllh thet~rm. I WASNT"runout,"whichwas the common term for a tdcher Who had to quit because of djs- clpline problems too great for her. In lact the children were well ' behaved. I enjoyed them and I ~tarted a 16-year career or 'leaching, the first. lew of which •·ere in rural districts. Some of the schools had six· month terms and some bad etibL My ram full term was for \ { ro six months and l received $30 a month. Soon after accepting and before I had signed a contract a nearby school offered meS3Sa month, but my ,,.rents said I shouldn't ac- cept because I already had ac- cepted the other and althougb I badn'l signed a contract. my word should be as good as a contract. Although I didn't think so at t.tie time. I dedded.in years to follow that I bad been taught a cheap lesson. The quoted salary always in· eluded janitorial work as well as leaching. The wooden floors had lo be swept. and the seats and desks dusted. In cold weather coal ' and kindling had to be carried in . the fire 1t.arted, ashes carried out and much more coat carried in. There wer4 few cars ln lhose days but e~en It I bad bad one. I couldn't have used It. for almost all of lbe roads to the country school were impassable when the weather was bad. I RODE A horse the first year - three miles ln the morning and three In the evening -of'ten through rain, sleet or snow over roads in turn dusty,.muddy or frozen so hard and rouahthehorse hardly could waltc. At other s chools whrrc J tau1ht Thad to walk a mUeo~}'''O from the homes whe. re I ~rded. There were days wh•)n goldenrod and wild asters br. \gbtened the fence rows and cov eys of quail new up in a whir. ~f wed1es ol geese against the blu1l sky sent down their lonely cries. . At that Ume count.rJ· school buildings with few exe.,,eptions were alike -an elof\ gated rectangle with a row of wil 1dows 9D each side and occaslont HY a small clo'ak room-11t one end. 'the scbool sat on one side ot a h. 1rge yard that also held privies in a 'tch of two comers and a coalho .. ise somewhat in·between. lnside the schoolhouse stood \ 1 l)Ot·betlied stove io the rer ~ ~ l the room and several 1'0Ws ot.::dou- ble seall'i and desks faced . the teacher's desk in the front. The teacher was almost ed ti re- ly on her own after she was established. There was no princi pal's office to which she might send an unruly child.11 1ere was no school nurse to tr~ .l or diagnose ailments and there was no telephone with which to c: 111 a mother who might live two re utes ;iway. There were no teacher's af, des. no speech therapists, no re- medlal-reading teachers, no study halls. There was no tea<! lier for exceptional pupils. Ther-0' Yas no secretary and there was no teacher's lounge except the tit ~Uc buJldlng In the right-hand con ler of the yard. There were no free textboe iks and no cooks but the dlna 1er buckets filled with bome·cook ied food seemed adoquate .. The pur' its did not complain about the !ir lunches . A STATE COURT of study lAl·~d what subjects were to be taug ht but not how to teach them to 3G lo 40 pupll.s scattered through t.'he eight grades. I was to tea< :h language and grammer, readin. g. v.•r1Un&. arithmetic. spelling, hJ s- tory. geography, civU govecu- m en l , agriculture a n d physiology. . "How could one,penondoil?" • 1 asked mysell, and then repliec I, "It has been done for years b y country schoolteachers. so I cai n doit." • - Severalthlngswereinmyfavo r -good health. a sense ot humot ·, an understandin or the peo_ph ! with whom worked and a stub · born determlnttion to succeed. • The children were from closel11 knlt famlUes and could be sure 1 that when they arrived home ie 1 the evenings the pareni. wen ~ either there or would be soon. And • I all of the c.hlldrcn had to do S6?ne chores lb.it were essential to the well-being of the family. I am sure I stressed the three R's plus spelllng. I believed other subjects could not be m astered without them and still believe that Jn spite or television, typewriters and computers they make a good foundation for rurthercducatlon. THE COUNT RY people thought so too, for nothing, next lo being unable to" handle" the big boys, downgraded a teacher m(lt"C than being unable to spell a word ~ or solve an arilhmellcproblem. I always tried to Interest pupllK in reading tor pleasure. When wo got new books I reud a few chap· tcrs to them and then told them f they could flnlsh tho books if they wished. There us ually was a scramble for the hOOks but I remember holdlnJ( "Tom Sowyer"back unlit J could remove the pa•l'S that told or the ho.>' dropping a.clawing cat on a string through the cubbyhole just above the teacher 's desk. Tttere was such a hole jusl above m y desk and I had teamed ll was more comrortable to avoid an unpleasant lncident in the school room than it was to handle one. The days of the little country school are loni past. If there is an occasional building standing. It usually Is filled with a farmer's hay. The children have.. for many ye an been transported by bu.' to a consolidated school. usually in town. And only bittersweet memorle.. r.emaln Cor those or~ who knew the lltlle. country school. Mra. Btrtha McElhmwy Richordt la o frtt·loru:e writer Uvtng buumoU commu,lity aouth oflC°"'°'Ctty. rm. orlicle orlg1noll11 oppNT«I m tlw KOnao1Cit11 Star. t .A-.•=-_OA_ll_Y_PU._O_T _____ _,5 _,;S&lfl;;;;...;.d!'f='-'.:..:Ser= 1tember 5 1976 . ' -. Key to A;!{ing Found? SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - • Scientists studying hny "hooks" that lJe up genes and maJce pt>O· Processing Strike Could Waste Crops SAN F.llANCISCO (AP) -- Negotiations in a strike ag1unst frozen food proca10rs by 6,000 Teamsten have been recessed ror the Labor Day weekend despite plus from wgetable growefs \fho ~ay tJae diSputc 1s wiping out their crops. pie crow old say they are close to findlne a che mical that will di:.· solve the bonds a nd rt>vene the acing pnJcess. .. J'm t aot interested in gaining five yealt'S here and five years tMre," ts aid Dr. Johan Bjorbtfn of Madhon, Wisc., a pioneer tn the stud:,. of aging ... I'm shooUng for the 1111'hole POt." • The • •whole pot." he figured last WeHk, is an average lire C!X· pedanc.,Y of 800 years -the life 9Pall be ~aid was projected by lhe life m. t1rance industry lf ever- ,.,.. m u ld stay as'bealtby u they areaUS. · He 11dded that scientists re- au.t.iC4'11Jy could bope for only 10 penieo l success. adding 80 years to ever ')·one's lifetime. kind o( chemical -that will dis- solve the bonds that lmk the molecules tocether. WMn they fuMl tbat, be said, \My will ba,·e found a formula to reverse the ' process of a1ln&. Already they )lave found one enzyme that seems to work in moet cells, he said, but added it will be a miracle if lbe first one they have tested iums out to be a mack formula !or youth. Suspect Says . He's Innocent Of 2 Deaths Pollution Board Defies New-Rules CALIFORNIA ---------~ POMONA (Af') '-Tl ~ ~n~AirN.hltion COld:nll Dlstritt bs set t.k stagl' for o •waown by ~ to adopt controvers ial new rules h•ored b y s tate s m og autMrilJes lbat ...,d set strict limits oa iMustrial pollgtien emissions. Tiie •dion, til~n Frhtay al the district's mootklyo meetln&. couild lead the s tate Air Reso11ne lnudependents Se~k Debate Participation 8Mrd to deny lb-= chstritt llP to SU mitlioft In subsidies. n. d~ trtct already races tbe financial tro.ble n~~t real" In a ditputl· ewer its reortantutmn. The ARD wlll me!ft In ~o Oct. 4 to dftide whttM.r It will t.de over lM district's ~r. and force lt to adoeit tM flew SlftOC rule . THE ST"TE board bu ap-~ed a similar~ takeofff OIU,,v ~ before. That actico. · la.st April 12\ als<> was ainwd 1tt the Southern Californla APCD in a fitbl O\ler c<>olrol.s on vapor leakq.e from oil storaae tanks. At the re~esl of federal mediators, talks set for Frida) were POSlPOned until Tuesday. "'Thei r judgment was lhat pro- gress was noL suffi cient to war- r ant h olding tbe group in session.•• said Gene Boone, a representative for one o( eight BI011lKSTEN COid a 11ews con· fer~n ce at t he American CheaU,caJ Society that aging oc· curs ·11ben two molecules in a cene. lbe basic unit of heredity. becorn e hooked together by a procus s called cross-linking. APCD board cbairma.o Al McCandless, a Riv•u·"£ade Cowih· SANTA CRUZ (AP) -A 29-S .t.CRAMENT O <AP > -The not Ollly is requil'.'fd 1w. equJ. supea-v1sor. said f)-iday he wa'l year-old man has pleaded in· d Htirman of the A.mencao In· time rules tMtt also would make read~· for anotl'll'r confrontation nocent to charges cX murdering de1 >endent party says hie11 go to the debates moce ent.enain.U.g. with the ARB. two Santa· Cruz women whose coi.1.rt. if nttessary, to Sft lll:it William SMarer told reporters .. If you rup every time bodies were round in the forest U:J:;ter Maddox gets :i chaace to Friday. someone says 'Boo!· you're in a six weeks a rter they vanished "odd a little s pice" lo pre· ~1 4oa't thint anything ~Id hellofash:ipe inthls kindotbus1- , frozen food processing plants shut down since the walkout began Aug. 26. ··u you put handcuffs oo two larce men, they are hampered by it and they doo 't do the work they have to do so well," be explained. .. Tb en if a third man comes aloria. and you handcuff him to the other two, it's going to be eve. n more upsetting." June2:5. s5denti.al debates. be more dull than a debate ness." Mc<:1aclless said alter a R " b d A .. 81 · •• S . 'The inclusion or Maddox, between Ford and carter," he Ulr~IM>ur pubUc bearin& on the • 'H the strike isn 't settled. we '11 Jose other crops." ~aid Ernest Homen, a King City grower who dro,·e a truckload of Jima beans to the talks Thursday to de· monstratc the plight of growers .. mer:,caldar r's ta·'!.!..·~ tnhn · T'l(nnineeofth.e conservaUveAlP, said. proposedru.les. er o an ~·.u.. w o ~"--------------------------------~--- Lindbergh Kin Dies . MONTEREY CAP> -Dwight : Whltney Morrow Jr .. the brother- 1-__.' ..... ·-io-I a~ qf aviator CJ:uul.e.s ·Lindbergh, is dead at theqe of67. MOrTow, brother d Ann Moc· row Lindberglt or Darien, Conn., was a retired professor who taught a t Lincoln and Tem.ple un· jversities. It is the same when molecules are linked together in this way, he s,a:id -the cells that contain the a: 1olecules do not function as well. IF mEY ARE skin cells. the skin b-ecomeslea.thery; iflhey are ~..tbeart~ryloses its ab ility to expand and contract wi~ the flow of blood, and this may) uJ to strokes and other dis· east::s . W1M 1t scientists need to flnd. he said, .is an enzyme -a special bas been jailed since July 10 on rape charges involving two other women, entered his plea Friday during a brief arraignment in Municipal Court. A Sept. 16 preliminary hearing date was set by Judge Richard Kessell. Sommerhalder was c harged Wednesday with slay'in.g Victoria Ber.ore, 31. and :Mary Gorma n, 21. A hlker round the bodiCS"Aug. 11 in the Santa Cruz mouhtains. Authoriti e s s aid Som- m e rhalde r t old them Miss Gorman and Mrs. Ber.ores ga~ h!m a ride the night the women. disappeared. "Show Syinpatl1ly,' Brown Advised THE THE EPTUNEt SOCIETY SAN FRAN CISCO petrochemical. plant in (AP )-GO\'. EdmundG. Suisun M81'11l. 'The Bay Brown Jr. was urge-! to Area Air P~tllution give "some signal of pro· Control Dist.r i ct has l>usiness sympathy"' in a turned dO•T I)c 1w's pro- 1 memo from his director p osa l be c~1 1s e Its of pla nning and re · emissions wo .. .1.Jd not PLUM .... HI.AT_.. All COHO. ·~·.. , __ , $-w~ •4.-Y'l)'.H At•~ CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) M6-743t 'Al'> .. •ON \Ill JO ""A9,n.,W"'•"U C.uw tr-a,,.l ' ... l .. t _, ....... , ... search. a published re-m ee t . a ir ct u a Ii l y 495•0401 port sa.id Saturday. standard5. Do•v is ap· ...... b S f'r C0Sfl'ljl(SA · ... e an ancisco Ex· pealing. 016 H•-· a •• .,, nminer, in its preview Press' memo advised: 642-1753 SundlU' ed.iUoo, Hid it "Whet.her t10 w goes KITCHEN & IATH Da• °' Nfoht ............ .au1 2400 W. Coast Hwy r.. SulteF . Newport 8eaclt,, Calif.mu ~ .................... . had obtaiaed a copy at down ar vp, l think it UMODELIMG J the memo. The memo most import.an.\. .that we -- 11 was written by Bill Press soon give some Jiignal or nu:,!?~ .. ~!15 ' and addressed to Gray p r o • b u a l n es s AHN<Ell•NolAIHO,.~ ,..,.,.. ................... . j · J Davis, Brown 's chief s ympathy.•• Press illlw L1na>on . aide. wrote. 7""'72"°'1'4''1·0· So ,II<. car .••••.....•.• ZIJp ........ . • •111~1 c EM. ACCOaDING to 1he -----------=========~===:.:====== I.I(.() ne wspaper, the menM> 4 disc u ssed the D ow 1 Chemi·cal Co. propru;al to I build a $50 m i llion I I K.11ievel Sued LOS ANGELES <AP) I -Motorcycle daredevil : Evel Knie vel has been sued for $1.1 million by a t elevision cameraman who claim s Knievel as· saulted him with a cane. Pl.INN ERHCST I!. Fl.INN t1 ynnof-. Ae•lde"t OI S..t• A-., Oii......_ P•Ued •••Y ~·"'-e, HN. Sunll-trf a -· F. W•-"'llM .. Loi •WO\. Qllfo•nl•: CS.VQ.,..,, ,,..,.. F. Jo~n al S.nt• Ana, c.tllloml•; s 0~11!1"11:. oru1 o··~ IN. FhM '""" e tht• t<tr & lllP ,_,,... ...... ~'""41te ~ LMllt .... .. ... 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O c t ober Frattnd." drama of a lont•ly woman hopt•s to open on the 19th lhouflh no theater is yet set : "The I nnoc.-nts." a lff'nry Ju mes gho t story dl.crct e.d b )" JI arold Pinter 3 nd sturrrng Clture Bloom. 21st at the Morosco : "Poor DeQb1e Reynolds will be back on Broadway 1n a revue this month Twe lve s hows ar c ~fiei!Utt<t"to open dunng September. a month that often has only. thrl'C or four premieres. /\nd af all announced prOJe<.•ts jell , 27 co m ed ie s, dramas and musicals will have bowed l>y th•· season's December mid· pOiAt. PltO P E RITV has through June, only two premlere array oo Sept. kept 19 theaters li1ithted plays will be put on. The 14 at the Lonaac re. The all summe r . About a first is Chekhov's "The ne xt t'Ven{ng. o re . dozen shows usuallysur-Cherry Orchard·• with Broldwa1'• hil drama, vive the hot months. As a Irene Worth, startint ''For Colored Olrls Who result. two holdovers are Feb. 4. Since last June Have Considered Suicide b e i n g s h u n t c d the Beawnoot has been When the Rainbow Is elsewhere. and anolber attracting S RO Crowds Enul," moves up to the · 'T~loo£a:.S.-C.:Ullng Me. But rm Not Going." a brisk serenade uboul Manhattan, moves from hit ofC-Broadway run on the 4th to the Helen llayes Theal<"l". ..The Robber Bridegroom." u fan ciful song stor y lauded during brief visit last yeor. r eaches the Baltmorc on the 6th Murdt-rl'r... a bout a n --------------------- INCONCIERT NEIL DIAMOND SAN DIEGO SPORTS ARENA FRI. SIEPT. 10th SAT. H"1', 11111 0000 nollTS AV4'1.M14 t 4' T THEAAS~AYl'OACH 11•••.,, 1ne 11n••00tkvo •SU•c• 1ru1ti.-n 1t with "The Thfeepenny Booth. Opera.'{. which will eon-HERE, IN scheduled tinue through J anuary. Also October -"Dest actor trrln1ot to prove his santtr. 2Hh. the But' rymore. November ,,..~ "No Mon· Lund ... Pinter's London hit with Gielgud a11d R1 rhur1bon. on the 8tl\ at the Longacre The parade of stars In· order. are the openings eludes Debbie Reynold."!. scheduled ror the first iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Siobh a n Mc l\e nna. twomonths. "U. ke .Hltchcock· M'ldr d o o1 Seplember -''The • 1 e unnock. M ly Debbie Reynolds Show," Picon. Clair e Bloom. a revue spotUohtmg the he Richard Chamberlain. • at t top -------------------------------perky mm s tar. for a four·week visit starting f hi fo tt ' A NON·STOP tlGH ENt.RGY FR£EDOM TRIP ..... .,,.,,,., ... ., _....,, A V1SUAl AHO SOUND Ul'lAIENCl' M'Tlt[ DAY Of TIIE DOllt9r TAKES Off lilt A IWM ~ST NE. Wint A TMllU. A •UTE. TMUE IS STIU liACIC M Tiil MOVIES:' _,..., .... ,... ,..,.. 0...,. ........ on lhe 16lh a l the 0 s rm ••• Minskoff Theater ! ··Go-. -Rex Reed. Daily News ln& Up." reprise of a !'917 aviation musical, 19th, at the Golden: "I Have a Dream." drama with Billy Dee Williams as Martjn Luther King Jr .• 20th, Ambassador : same dale, "Porgy and Bess." the Gersh win classic p erform e d b y the Hou sto n Opera Company. books into the Uris. . Al so September - .. Texas Trilogy." a set or plays about sm all·town nee that have won wade regional attention. on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd al the Broadhurs t ; ''Days In the Trees," mother·son drama by France's not- ed Marguerite Duras, starring Mildred Dun· oock. 23rd, at Circle in "bqulslte / entertainment It ICNl'H LW•NE'"'..... the Square. SAT.-SUN. MON. HOLIDAYS 1:15-3:10·5:05 J:OG-a:SS-10:50 • -... _ ... _,._ l'O GEORGE c scarr Ml STILL September ---··~ • ..; .• ~ ' ... ";.-:::-:.!°:::.~ ..... -.. .. MIKENICHOlS fo101 "Oh ! Calcutta!" new L_ ... _._ .... _'·_··_·_··_·._·~_;_R_ .. -:.·-·_ .. _=--::·=-=0=-== .... =----lll~~E~DAY:-&DOLPHIN version or the 1969 WfEl(DAYS 7:00 1:55 10:40 OBSESSION pioneer e rotic revue, . 00 FOR ITd edwards MESA CINEMA ,"OAY OF l>OlPMN . moves on the 24th into. TUES -f'fll. 7.10.IO·•S MIW,OIT IUD. AT ltTH ST, TIJ£S.-fAl. l:S5 the Edison. where it is to su -suH -<llOH t<OUo•vs SAT -~~~ 14Cll'°"" alternate performances ---1·1'"•'·''"•'•o•M--..iiiicioisiTiAiiMifiSiAiiiiiiiiiii~ii502iiism;. ________ .. with "Mc and Bessie ... TDDIT'S CIDSSIDID l'VIZLB ACROSS 7381pll1m1I pal'11U r --...... l\u"'b•r YHMI 1•7 Kong: Latin 33 Th°""'Gll'••: 10• Plan ting 1 Stomach 7• Chttaten 148 Telemon •bt>f. needa IHloll 78 Antlered 1S08rilltll 35 COnlClft 10& Oflhodontl•t 8El;ol 1nlfne1a C"'°" 37 AHitl 108 Dunk c11ar1c11r 11 Pronoun 151 tewnaon 39 C1~uitou1 109 Slahonery t I Cup: 78NIQlll charl CI., rout•• Item Fr en eh belOf• t!S• Old 400vlftllld 112 Angled 16Pllyafcel 71 SuperY11or Owlfllll lfaln 1 na11 lfllgn•tud• eo Commonp14ce t55 ProYlded •2 Deere• 113°"'1tlc 21 ea1anc9 828itlllcel trl~ 44Account prince 220rda1n an1me1 . t 56 0 or any entry 115W1ll 23 OtSOfderly 83 lnioully 15 7 Crinkly •6 Lton a den recess hgllts 85 Snake tab•iC •8 NO<Se 1 ~ured 24 Chopin's 87 FlePOer 159Hawa111n ne1Qhbof 118ROUgh lo<le 88 \latenlone vine 50ChemiCll lava 15 Thul I Yl'l'lbol 1600~11k ending 1 HI Hidden 26Het>rew 90Reluge c t> for"' 51 Misdeed OOltaCle letter 91 AllO 16 1 Sud•jc 53 Noisy t20NMrow 27 Sllot l•lll 92 Spanl1!1 Ieng ge 55SamOYlfl gpenong 26 Butteflly not>leman 163 Dipfllhong 56 Pluto't 122 0.tlCllYI 29 "'""" 93 Sprong 18• 81nou_. oom11n 123For 30Rlghl· month 166 Ell.Plott•n 57 GrMn .,...,.. hand 9•Lettuce 167 Thent100IH l1c •h•de 126 Lib«1I p1ge 95M10 189 Archlype 58 Undwground 0111 31 And· 98Sull 171 Bosht: WOfkef 128 tiurrled LI ton malerllll 1lang 60EnCloMd 130Pertumed 32 Feminine JOO Wallace 172 Shora noles ~r powder aulllx llero 1738arter 62Greny 132 ll•li•n the pr ~se nt t enant : ...OfO•rr "60011UA ... MKAUON"ll"Gf -r .. u~o• •NO-· -•llActWITMT'MIH&• "CilOU.LINOWU ..... THE CI TY SHOl>PING CENTRE OIAMGl U4-ltl I f1.\ CITY ClHTH C IHlMA!> ... I.A. Jl'IWY llYIANCHESTElll ElU 0.0 . Fl'IWY !CITY OR. f-1<.I • "fUTUUWOI LD• "PHASI IY" lf'G I "THI SHOOTIST'" . "f'OsSI" "GI 1·340•""' IOI Mlaa 174 Teul 38 Sketcll PartYglver 38Elude 105 Ml1olaced DOWN 40 Lttge 1068amer blfd 107 Senior 1 Cap1l1• ·6• lro•h poet 65 Armlllc:• 66Rullrclty 68Pen1lly Incurred pronoun 13• Pronoun 135 Float along 136 Relegate t MAT THI IAITH'S COIF' "CIODllLLA •1. MMAUOM" . Also on the Same Program 41 Heed· 109 An1m11ed 2Unanaclled Frencll 1 IQ Female rull 3 Caatwon: 43Let t t \ Attending at>t>r. 4 S1a1'1 . bC>frOW 1t2 Sun hat •5Flower 114 Repair . ll(IH: lectory t 15 Granul•r ab'br. 47Frencll tnow 5Shotl aummer 118 S11te thrHd 8LDWMlt 48 Sway 1 11 Cond1men11 7 ObleCllYIS tooHIY 121 Smell 8 Frencl\ •9 BIOta out 1:138•enoed 1rhc:te 62 Trannctlon 1oge111er OC1u1t1c 54 S"'111 12• Ce1e111al 108e111oe CHG body 1 t f lllllflg 56Ma11e 125 Gori I boat prOducl giaythlng 12 Sutler 59Egvouan 127 CllOOI t3SllOI bltd lollow1ng bottom 6 1 Soan1s11 128 f ife 1ter1111 1• Ranoe rlY•r• 129Mlne l~L1nded 83 Oarn111\ entrance prooerty 67"Won<Mr 131 Wand., 16 Perched ·land" 133M1kt r7 Jap1n'-11 9111 l1wdry ala lellft1n 68Mlnted 135 Tow t6811>v1on11n 70 Boot· 138 TtHlluld 19,~y lf!QQefl. 140Pree<'I 2 wda. 14?$ee Hgle aw1lllng 72 Force I 43 Ali.rnoon 20 All reedy 2 69 Ceddi1 ltv 71 Rel1111 ·-73 Loving 75Contempl word 70Croolled 80 Board g1rne 81 ArborUI m1mmal 831mmen1e 8•Nero'1 "!oat" 88 Seoarete 8 7 In I nor ol 89 Sw1u river 90 Rut>Oer tube 92Cletm 9• 81y 95Emt>rec• 99 Tra111lar 1 lloP 97 Wlllle 98 Hindu robe 09 Sprite 100 ee,.11che1 101 Busy gllc:e 102Expunge 103 "Lucky" I• I 137 Cllopplng toot 139 AnalyH 8ramm1t1c111y 1• 1 l l'l'ID 144 Dlgrapll 145 Auumed name 1'6lrlte 148 POiier ltake 1•g Aooear 151 SllakHDHrlln king 153Send lo•!ll 156N11e aera.nt t5&P11d l llllele 162 Lyric: poem 165 Sll1m111h'1 w1la 168 Egyptian Ood 170 P11n1ong mHture "GO POltT" "MAGICAL MYSTHY TOUR" ._,., '"c:• 12 JO to 2 00 p "'· ._.,.,_, 11.n ~en Doily 12·30 pm. The Devil in Miss Jones Adults Only No One Under 18 Admitted ,; fUSSYCAT, ''' "" """ ... ~ ..... O,.• Diiiy e1 11 N.- 0.... ""'"'" RICHARD HARRIS #'I "'·f • "THE RETURN OF A MAN CALLED·HoRsE'' CINEMA CENTER HARBOR AT ADAMS, COST A MESA MESA VERDE CENTER 979-4141 "MUl DER I Y DEATH" Cl'GJ "ILACIC llRD" MEL llOOICS "StLEHT MOVIE" CPGI "L.~···-"HARRY & WALT81 GO TO HEW YOllC .. IPGt "SHA WDOW OF THI HA Wk" "DRIVE IN" IPGI .. AT THE EARnrs COU'' IPGt "MASTER OF THE WORLD" "GO FOi iT' CPGJ "FAHTASTIC PL·ASTJC MACHINE" "ST. IYES" IPGJ "MAGNUM fORCE" IRt "GUS" fGJ .. GRIZZLY ADAMS" 1 . • PiSces Looks Backstage 't MONDAY, SEPTE MBER 6 By YDSEVOMi\IUl ARIES <March 21 April 2t)-Accent on friendship, accelerated social OPPOrlunit1es. food, fun, relier of tensions. T AURUS (April W.May 20) ·An associate or ''boss" pays meaningfuf l'Ompliment. GEMINI (May 21.June 20>· Long·ranJ(e plans, travel, communication spotlighted. CANCER (June 21·July 22): Dig beneath surface -be aware ol financial needs. LEO (.)uty 23·Aug. 22): Eml>has1s on partnership, commJ~ment, legal agreement, public relations, marriage. You are "tested." VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Practical mat· ters dominate. You learn about costs. credits, de·· bit.a. You also find out about oq;amiation. . . Laugh Analysis: It's a Joke Every few years or o, there is a gathering or the minds to try to rind out what makes people laugh. • They will take a perfectly healthy joke, tell it under several con· ditjons to several con· trolled groups, explain it, dissect it, and try to isolate the trigger that initiates lau_ahter . When t hey have beat the entire joke into subm isslon, they finally concur they 1----"l.Ull_·Lkno_w Vo'hal makes people laugh. Int er.viewer s throughout the years have made n'le ~elf· ·co n sciou s or m y laughter. They are so serious in lbear efforts to .find out what makes peo. pie chuckle that I have to resist the urge to answer them in the same prob- ing serious vein. . Prober : ··VI ere you runny as a child? I mean in retrospect to that point in time that comprised your attitude lo thumb your nose so to s peak al symbolism.·· ANSWER: "That 1s correct. A puritanical position and a highly sensory moral sense con· tributed strongly to my reluctance to delve into the trit e n es ~ tha t sometimes is mis· construed as s paced-out mental fragment.a.'' e w1:s ~-END \. reverence. In this article regard ing expensive scarves and I quole. 'The label in m y scarf read ·'Hand Wash at Lourdes.' You s.eem tq becspe<:iaJ- ly d epr eded in that passage. Afle the ·com- ments o n religion primarily 1ln 1lllaek oft your personal faith or can the attack on re- ligion itself be implied? I suppose I'm lookingfor a definition on obscurity. Ooops~ I see we're run· nlng out of time. Can you come back?" Answer: "I don't un· derstand your last state- ment on lime. Could you rephrase it?·' "ONE OF "(HE GREAT FILMS OF OUR TIME!'' -ART MURPHY. VARIETI "AMONG JOHN WAYNE'S FINEST FILMS!" -l<EVIN THOMAS, L.A. TI-5 LIBRA cSept. 23-0ct. 221 · Chi ldren, nf· feetion, lov . hang~, spttU] twe venturei arc put or persona~ scenano. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Thi.s ls "l>Un· shine" time for yo1.1; arus that wcre dark re- ceive benefit or greater li&hl SAGITTARll'• ( ov 22·0ec 21)· Short trips. family n·unioo •. visits nnd vicws t•ould bC" featured. You muy rffl pulled in t\\o d1ret't1ons CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Accent on posses~ions, vnluablt'S, money. payment.a and colleclions. You locate what has been missing. AQUARIUS (Jan 2().fo'eb. 18): Moon In your zodiacal sign corresponds with cmphasli. on personality. response from publil'. originality. initiaUve. liming improves. PISCES (Feb. 19-J\farch 20): Theater, film , the media. bat'kstage glimpses -these could be part of your personal panorama. CALL TIIUTllS FOi CNITS & SHOW TIMES "STIRRING! ONE OF JOHN WAYNE'S VERY BEST PERFORMANCES!" JAN£ MASLIN. • NEWSWEEK Prober: "You are say- ing. a s I understand it, that you laughed all dur· 1ng the Depression. Mov· Ing right along. did your mother ha\·e a sense of humor or do you con· s ider humor a s a n acq uir e d ta s te in literature that would rule out as It were the possibility of a sat1ric"1 output as being genetic?·• JOHN WAYNE lAUREN BACALL Answer; ''The rhetoric used in capsuJiiing your question may seem a bit harsh in this context, but u~ing genetics as a pre· mlse. mother sued the doctor for malpractice, winning a substantial a mount, notwilhstand· ing, to assure us both of pursuing my quest. with humor as a major re- source." PR-OBER : "Which leads me to my next question wh(cb touches upon your occasional Ir· WITH •'<A~CA:UL'\4 ''TH£SHOOTIST" JAMES STEWART• RON HOWARD RICHARD BOONE• JOHN CARRADINE SHERE~ NORTH • HUGH O'BRIEN llBlllSl..:I ..m ... ....,_ •.• .,. ..... .....o~c . " ti] -=r~.--.................... 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"' An [1t,a0td1""'"f Adv!JM"'• tnto ttw UNIMtWn SHADOWOF, Pl , R THE HAWK~ "FAHT~STIC ( ) "'"' a'vf PLANEr · CINEMA CENTER \\'1 ·/N, HAi•tOl•f .. 4Jrittrr.CO\f11,,,,,tA MllAYlHICIHTtll flMUtWluo.a fOnN ~ f()HN WAVNL UH ClNTV'l'f. ~' WJR\~r"'u t• ... ~.:l ~L:au'Jt! ~ ' -• SHOOTisr· "BEST SCIENCE a ·--~• FICTION SINCE KUBRICK S 2001" I t . ) •I ._. i1 \ ~ •l t ·11 I II ' ~. --. , ' ,. -· .... ~ • . . . ! :~~~,";"·i NICHOLAS ~•• HOFli'JIA:\ \ In the DAILY PILOT IRV PALICA AS A BROOKLYN DODGER. 8 Errors Changed Palica's Career Editor·s note The ~rn tra pitcher in Dodgers history. $J10Tt.8 vuta r.s p.ro1nd.111g enler· "Well. every time I pitched lcunment. quality and oecanonoJ. after that, I ate the same ly controversy on· a scale neutr thmg for breakfast." attained before in the world of Palica left in September of athletics Yet. sports of days 1951 to s pe nd two years in the gone by also hod greo.J moment11 Army during the Korean con- ond !llar performers Todor' our met and missed out when r----..:;;loo:.:.k.-fil. thue daJJ,s. ll>C'its~pson hit a onncr Brook/.tm Dt>dyl'rs pttchPr game.winning home run off Irv Palica o/ llunlmyto11 ff<'ot·h Brooklyn's Ralph BriinCu lo By llOWA RD L. llANr>l' Oft~• O•tlJ Ptl•t ~lltll After his junior yeur Ltl Narbonne ll1gh School in Lomita. Irv Pahca i.i~ned a professional baseball con tract with lhe Brooklyn Dodgers organization near the end of World War 11 Pahca. now a resident of Huntington Beach a nd a longshoreman by trad<'. has no regl'ets about his career with the Dodgers, being a rune-year veteran or major league pla} WhJle in high i.chool. he made the All·c1ty team in - laing Back IN SPORTS Los Angeles as an outfielder and when he turned to play mg pro ball. he participated al every position but catcher. "While 1 was still in the minor leag ues In North Carolina." he r ecalls. "I made eight errors in one game a t s ho rts top. That's · when Mr. Rickey (Branch> decided I should be a pitcher. "The fortunate thing about that game In North Carolina was lhot I won it with a base hit in lhe 10th Inning." He fini s hed the 1946 ca mpaign with a 15·8 pitching record and moved to Montreal the next yenr with Roy Campanella . Al Campanls. Duke Srudcr nnd others who would play kty roles in the Dodger~ futurt>. Baseball players arc a super stitious lot by nature and PaJlca Is no exception. "I remember in 1950, my wife (Florence) and l went to Mass with Vince Scully and had breakfast together. 1 ate aomethlng I had ~er tried before, liver ~scrambled . eggs. "We w er~ playin g in PhUadelphia and 1 had a no- hiUer eoing lnto tht' eighth inning. l won the game by giving up only two hits and l also hit a grand slam home run. the first. I believe by a win the National League championship. "Ra lph a lw ays wor e number 13 lo that time." Palica says. ..But the next year he took my number 0 2> and when I came back. I wore No. 23 •• Whe n he realized his c h ildhood ambition and signed a professional con- tract at age of 17. he received S3.500 and a contract for S300 pe r month during the basebaU season. "l don 't blame the ball players for getting what they can today. Owners have let it gel out of· ha nd. The players ha ve a short life in the ma· JOrs "" - The 19-year veteran of pro-r ession a I baseball had a memorable year in 1950. "I was married that year , and l had my best season in the major leagues. Then I de· veloped a sore arm in spring tralnlnc lrt 1951 and il was never quite the same after that." His l"ecord 1n 1950 wos'13·8 and he delighted in beating s u c h teams as th e Philadelphia Whiz Kids (4 tim es >. the Pittsbur gh Pinte-s a-nd the-New York Giants. Wife Florence was a Brooklyn girl and Palica de· cided to remain in the East I that winter. Prior to this he had played winter ball with has rour brothers and kept in shape by plnyang basketball. But this time he remained idle and feels this contnbut· t'<i to his sore arm. "l couldn't comb my hair sometimes the arm hurt so much." he recalls. "Today they would operate." "l know l could have re- mained in the major leagues tonger without the sore arm. But l was too anxious and threw too ha rd too quickly in sprin~ trainjng that year. Reflecting ·on the Dodgers' loss to the Giants lo the 1951 National League playoff game. be says: .. Things might have been See PaUca J Page A· 13 - .. 1 • Five Area Drivers · Race In California 500 Today By HOWARD L. HANDY oi-o.u,l'i ... ...,. ONTARIO-A crowd ol 60,000 II experted for the seventh run· nlng of the CaUrorrua. 500 at Ontario Motor Speedway today with A. J . Foyt ol Texas sit ling on the pol~ and in the favorite's role. Tbe 500·mlle race gets under wa y a t 11 with pre -race festivities s tarting at 8:30 for the third and final race in the 1976 triple crown series that began in fndfanapolis in May and moved to Pocono. Pa. In June. The Orange Coast area wUI be well represented in the race with five drivers having a current or pa.,t affilj ation with the arn. Duane "Pancho" Carter. a graduate of M attn a High School in Huntington Beach, will be sit· ting on the .inside ol the second row in the Jourtb starting spot after posting a 188.937 speed in qualifying in Dan Gurney's Jorgensen Eaglt!. Carter has been a consistent performer In USAC competition . this year , currently in 10th · position in the championship car polnt Bland1ngs. He leads the sefinl car djvision and is ninth in the Triple Crown point stand· ings. Danny Oogais will start in the 11th pos ition in the lnterscope Racing·Parne lli Cosworth Ongais pos ted a time of 184.228 in qualifying and is driving for CO$ta Mesa 's Ted Fields. J erry Grant of lrvtne gained. the 15th starting position with a speed of 182.186 in Fred Car· rillo's California Special. Car- ri 11 o i s fro m San Juan Capistrano. John Ma rtin, also ol Irvine. will drive J . C ... gajanian 's famed 98 after qualifying 24th with a speed of 177.830. 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Aoutn MUI P•t" •M (•QI• II• •JU who took a lbree•ye.ar loav• of absence from championship cur racing, qualified 25th in a Webster Racing Offy. Fo y t is th e d efe ndin g champion ·in the race that has three other previous winners m the starting field this year. , ·'I'd have to say the 1975 California 500 was probably the most perfect race I 've ru.n in my caree.r." Foyt saY.S. "The Ontario track is com· pletely diHe reot from In· dianapotis. The comers are all different. Onta rio is a very fine rate course and a ttttle faster than lndfanapotis . 1 thinls maybe it's a little easier course to drive ... Grant will be driving the rl'· volutlonary Ame rican Motors engine on an Eaglp_ chassis. Tbe car has been completely re· modeled sinee its trouble plagued debut at Indianapolis in May. ··we feel we have the pro- blems solved a nd lhat the car will haodJe well in lhe comers as well as the straightaway at Ontario." Carrillo says. Silting bei;ido Foyt In Uic front row will b<• 1972 winner Roger McCluskey In the Lindsey Hopkins special with u qualify. ing spet>d of 189 23S Qnd former school prlnclp11I Tom Sneva in u McLaren Qffy from the P~nskt> Racing stable. lle hit' a . peed or 189.215 in qualifying. Bobby Unser whose busines. offices nre in Newport Beach. and winner of the race in 1974. is -on the inside of the fourth row while Wally Dallenbach. winner m 1973 at Ontario. s its be idt' Carter in the second row IRVINE'S JERRY GRANT WILL BE IN THE 5TH ROW AT THE START TODAY. U.S. Open on TV Borg Gets Scare, But Topples F_~llol ,FOREST HILLS, N.Y. CAP)~ Connors. seeking to regain his That pair ot No. l·seeded and stature or 1974 when be WOO bolh onetime tennis sweethearts, Jim· Wimbledon and the American my Connors and Chris Evert. led titles. had to fight off one set a front guard or favorites into the point himself a nd A.habit DflaJI· showdown second week of the 1ng into laziness in subduing U.S. Opel\ championships Satur· Fred McNair of Chevy Chase day, but Bjorn Borg almost Md .. 7·5, 6-3. didn't make It. E vert after receiving an open- Tbe 20·year·old wonder kid mg-round bye, made her center from Stockholm. down 2·5 and court debut with a quick second-' o n c e t. w o p o i n t s f r o m round victory over Greer Stevens elimination, had to call on all the of South Africa 6·1, 6-0. power of his big looping forehand in fighting off scrappy Jaime Fillo! of Chile 4·6i 6·2. 7-6. Already a winner of three or the most prestigious titles in the pro game -the WCT . Wimbledon and· U.S . Pro championships -the stoical Swede needs only to win the U.S. Open to complete his own version of a Grand Slam. In a women's second round singles match. Marcie Louie top- pled San Cteroenle's Julie An· thony 6· 7, 6·3, 6·2. Action continues here today and can be seen on ChaMel 2 at lOa.m . Met1'1Slt1tlft Tltl ......... JI"'"'' Conno~. 8ellevltle, Ill,. btal f'r~o Mc.Ne". Olovy Oles., Md •• J.J. 6-J; Guillermo v.1.,, Aroonllne, beat l(jetl --· S-00..; • >. ••tl•t<I. Vite\ Geru1a11t" t(I~ Polt1t, N v, but Ztlko Ftanulovlc, VU<1Mleria4 ... 6.,J.f>.J Guerrero-led Angels Down Oakland, 5-1 Mario Guerrero drove In lwo runs with a d ouble and a single Saturday night and rookie Paul Hartzell scattered nine hits as the California Angels downed the Oakland A's 5· 1. The. two teams collide at l to- day at Anaheim Stadium in the ·third game of their four.game series. KMPC (710) radio will carry the action. The Joss dro pped Oakland seven games behind the first· place Kansas City Royals ln the American League West. Kansas City snapped a rive.game losing streak by beating Texas . 7·0, Saturday night, Mike Norris. 4·5. the first of three A's pitchers. took the toss. CALll'OltNIA ColllM,11 6 Jon" rl SOl•ll•, tb Mt•ton. l!I ltoJet-\11 lb A T«•M,1 '0 0 I l 0 0 0 '0 0 0 I , I 0 t II 0 0 ' I I 0 4 ' '" • 0 •)fl OAKLAND Dodgers Fall, 5-2 Houston, IA on TJI Today £d01• 01~. Nortll M1""'1 8uul. l'le. OH\ .-n A .. Uneler, Au\ltelta, 1'4, 1 .. M.,.·,~t"llft_ll_ T•o Wtltl••· St. l.Wfl, llHt .... , Muth, PAI,,,. v.rditU J. 4-l, Tom Otlllet', Tiit ~1-l, - !o•t Ho9utrH, Sp1ln, ••l, 1 .. ; 8f0<11 llo<<1, s-. 0tat J1tlmt Fltlol, Ollte, 4'4. .. t. 7·•: JoM LIO'fd 8r•t••", ...... Hick S.-vlaN>. lo• Alt'M~ ••• ., \t.1n i,.,,,1.,, S • Piii", 'C, l>Hl l'trrf -· ~tn AlrotA, •-O, 6 I, Milrtf It tU<I'\, Amell• 1 '""°· Ft• • out NOfm•" Kol.._,......,~ eo.... ~ J, 1 • Telrnur., l(.tlulil , WA, .... t J ,,,., V Jtll. \o..tt~ A'rlte,• 7, 7 ... W . L Slanten,clll M Gutero,lb a.a~.\\ H.trttetl p I • 1 I I I) 1 1 l 0 0 I 0 0 , 0 Norin.Cl c.mo~r•\," a.,1or. lb Auo.,11 BA'ICIO,Jtl l f'n.M:fl. M<Co•tt.CI~ ~in •. or ( W\ltlJl.11 rl Gerti' 1~ Hc)f''l\.f) l•'IClblaO I> 8o\m.tft p JJ 11' l~ .. ~ .... "ltl 1000 ' 0 t 0 lOOO • 0 Jo. J 0 I 0 • t t 0 4 0 I 0 00~0 4 0 1 I • 0 t 0 II 0 0 0 ti 0 0 0 0000 0 0 0 II JS t. t 6"1-000 000 tOO--I CAlll.lft1114 GOO m Ot• ~ llOUSTO N CAP ) -Bob Watson would rather beat the Los Angeles Dodgers than any other team In lhe Nationa l League. · 'l hate losing to the Dodgers.·· Watson sa id after slamming a thrce·run homer In the Houston Astros 5·2 victory over LO!! Angeles Saturday. "l grew up in Los Angeles and one day l want· ed to be ·a Dodger. But they told me 1 couldn't help them In 1965, so I shtned with Houston." Joaquin Andujar. 8-9, fired a two-hitter and allowed only one earned run as Houstoo posted its et1hth victory In its last nine games. The two teams meet. at noon today In a game televi5ed on Channel 11. Watson ·s three-run blast keyed Houston's five-run .third Inning against loser Tom my John. 8-9. "My best pitc h w as m y faslbatt:· said Andujar. who waJked six and struck out three . "I badn 'l pitched In 10 days, so my control was orr in the early in· nings." Consecutive singles by Wilbur Howard. Enos Cabell and Cesar Cedeno s cored a third·lnnlng run for lfouston before Wat.IOn con· nected for hls 13th homer of the seuon. The· loss dropped LA 8 games behind Cincinnati in lhc National Leacue West. Cincinnati beatAUanta. 5·1. Walka to Cliff Johnson and Jose Cruz a nd Roger Mebger 's sinsJe accounted for the lnnln1 's fifth run before Crui was thrown o'9t attempting to score on· Metqer's single for the third out or the innlnc. .......... " ... , .. s.a.f .. _ SUI ... -.... Orll;tln, llH t ~on Wal\!\, Mill van•y, •·•. • t: .Ma•<•~ Lou•t. 5'111 F•-'l<IKO, bu• Jwtle .......... ,.,, S.n Ctt-ltte, 1>-7, .. ,. t>l, Wtndt o .. rton, 60<• Raton, f'la. b"•t _,._ E•trt, "'"' l..•~rd•I•, F'IA . ft t, • 1# Htfen Govf'Wty, •v~•r•t•~ ft'lft M•t "'"'" r •'•'· 8'U ''I'\ 1 •· .._. E -e.m.tn OP ~·"•"" I L<Hl-0..lllMld •, ""'''>'Ill•. 11 A To••••. M (,,;errtro J8 I SIMIOll S8 -Gt>ll'"' c,.,,.., S Owllk II' M • &II II SO, "°'''' IL 4 11 ~ I l I I t L1"'1bl•'9 ' • 7 1 I 0 I Do\,,,.,, t 11 " 0 II Tod<! 1 I II n t I H••lltlf IW 4 •I • • t I 0 • MIP-llt Ha•l1t1I "'"''-'• hy HMl/l>ll,ftAt1flD T _.,JO A .. ,1111, Otlaers ~tr11ggle Nicklaus Sparkles AKRON. Ohio (AP) -Jack Nicklaus. making his move while lhe others fired and re11 back • composed a one-under·par 69 and established a two-stroke lead ~lurdav Lo the lhlrd round of the new. enlarged, enriched. $300.000 World Series of Golf. tyofwoc3. Rams Deal 49ers 10·3 Loss Jackson (Monte) Keys I.A's Attack The Doc11ers scored in the flnt oo a single and stolen base by Davey Lopes, a grounder and Renie Smith's sacrifice fly. * * * Nicklaus, who already has col· lected $389,930 in lifetime win· O•T"T ... 011 Cla•••ef 2•t I , Lee Trevino. for example. was making a move at the leaders. He wu· lied ror second and only three •holt orr the pace before he pumped two in the waler on "the monster." the 625·yard 16th hole. He made a nine on the hole. shot 72 for the day and waa six back at I 2l3. His troubles we r e mild, however. compared with Ben • Crenshaw. Tbe season's leading 1 . fDOMy·winner 1ot t.btte ol them in Ute little pond lbat guards lhe snen. took a horrCl.ldows ll and sbot 74 for the day. Z23 for the tournament. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Young went the rest of the way. Monte Jackson scored the only With 2:4S left in the game and Los An1eles touchdown and in-the. Rams leading by jusl tercepted a pass late in the game Jackson 's touchdown. -San to kill a San Francisco drive Francisco quarterback Jim Saturday l)lght as the unbeaten Plunkett bad the &rs on tbe Rams edged the rival 49ers, 10-3. Rams' 35 wilb a rtrst down. •--..... nTN"ationa -r oott>attuligue -~"Pltmnfn1Ja11in&.ended for Ken· pre-season 1ame. ny Harrison was intercepted by The S-11 Jackson, a second· Jackson and the second round year cornerback from San Diego draf\ choice retumed it 11 yards. Stale. blocked a punt by San A crowd of SS,256 saw the Francisco's Tom Witlum with Ra.ms complete a perfect &-0 ore- 2;2S left before halftime and season. tvrned It into a score. 1)e neet I.pounder picked lbc[ball up oil one bounce and ··~ .. •?>t66 •1 •3 •• 19 1 . ,. u •• ~ -·· Clllttl.Jll ~.ct ..._,. C.Jollnwft, ( J.011t,rl ~.111 A.Mtlltef, ~~ .. ..,,., ..... ,. f ot•ll ..,._. 4 I t 0 • I t 0 , t t ' • I 1 3 ' ' t • , ... JtlO a 0 I t i 0 o.o ,. HS LOl6'19CL9't •llrlltll L-,111 41 10 8uoner, If • o o o lt.Stnoltl, rl l 0 I t oar...,. tll 1 0 0 • c..v.a 3 t • o LYttle,d • t 0 t """911. 9' , 0 • 0 v..,.,c too o ---·"' 0000 l..l..ff,pll tOOO Lt .... lltll,O 0 0 0 0 ...... ,,.. tO OO T91•1• 1t l 7 I LM A"ftlt< tot lot CJll0-1 Hov\lon ~ llOO OOll E-Mdlot9f' II Mlltr~ 1.08-~t I, """Slon4 Hlt-W•IM>fl ltJI SI~. ~ .. Ir. ~ s--Sf • ~ ..... ti' M • • 1 ~ ·-1 ..... to ' , J J • 0 I I I ~ ' • l nlnp froa this course alone, put tocetber a 14-hOJe total of 207. three W.r par on the sprawling, 7,JIO.yard Soutb coune at the "FINltone Couatry Qab. big layout, oae di tbe t and touch• on the pro took Its toll OD the rest ol lhe elite, lntemational, 20-man field that. ,uaWied for thls 72·hole chase or a Sl00,000 first prize. Onl)' Nicklaus was able to break par 10 on thit cloudy, mUllY day that produced a heavy rain jOst u the leaders ~e rtnlsh\ng.. flis various d9llensers fell victim to a varie- J M 10 ... _,.,, l1 .. WJ-20t -1-rt ,.._tot 47 IWJ-ttt ••" n--tlO • " 70 7t ...,., l'O 1111-t•t ' ,, 11 It -ttt ' ,, .. , ,, .... ., 1? r).IO-tlS l " JO.Tl-ft) 11.11 n ""'" JO.II 14-ttll Jl-7t.7>-411 ,, n.11 ..,,, 1'21>-11-122 ,.., .. ,......., ,.,t.r4-fn 1' tUJ )) 71 ,. C..dned fr-.. A·l! different Ir 1 bi d been there I 4lway1 d id good aaainst the Clant.a. "But tben, I could have 11ven up Lbl home run to Thomson and become famous like Branca," hl' ••YI with a lauab. Were there any particular Jul· ten who 11ve him trouble over the years and others he hod little trouble with 7 "Andy Pafko a nd Andy Sem ln lck we r e two guys I souldn't seem to gri out: But r d idn't have a ny trouble with Willie Mays or Ralph Kiner." In their prime, the P alk a brothers of Lom ita were the scourge of Southern California semipro ranks. Four of them played professlonalJy including ·the you11gest Irv. Ambrose. Alex and Nick. Edi9on High School has th~ youngest of t he Huntington Beach Pahca fa mily wtUle two others have g raduated and the oldest wu out of hiith school before the family rtioved to the area. • Wayne is the biggest of the offspring and is a basketball and basebaJJ player like his father .. Is there any one thing he would -Change i1 he had it to do all over again? "I would be a professional baseball player again," he says. "But I think 1 would finish school before I signed.·· Perhaps it was the wanderlust that got to him at rt. As n 10th grader and all-city player in the Offen e S putter s Orange Coast Splits With Grid Rivals By CaAJG SHEFF OI .. °'"' ~-it.tll Despite a lot ot problems with the outs ide running game, Oraoie Coast Colleee football coach Dick Tucker wu satisfied with-the Pirates' play in a double B£timm.agc wi .. t:b MiraCo:sta College and Los Angeles CC Saturday evening al OCC. The Bucs, who fashioned an 11·0 record last year and cl:umed the national J C tlUe, handled lttiraCost a with ease, 18-0 in a 90-minute s crimmage. then fell to rugged LACC. 12>0, in a two- hour session J ilfed with ag. gressiveplay ·'I thought we played very well. Both MiraC~ta and LACC are much improved ove r last year. LACC was very quick. and big. too," said Tucker. ··1 was dissatisfied with our passing game, but our inside run- ning game was good. Our option, of course, needs a lot of work." The Pir ates commlted 13 fumbles in the two scrimmages,-& against LACC. Many of them were ba d pitch es from the quarterbacks. "We were playing without our No. 1 option quarterback (Gary Guisncss ), so our outside running gam e dido 't go well, .. said Tucker. Guisncss. a freshman, had the nu but \'iewed the scrimmages from the s idelines. pounder, hod 41 yards in 10 ca.r- ries, lncludin1 a 16-yard jaunt for a TD asainst MiraCosta. Another ru.nnlna back, John B.ttes, also looked good while playing for the second olfensive team. Bates. a 6~0, 18.'>-pounder from South Hills, was theJeading rusher ror the Pirates wi\h 91 yards in 8 car ries-Including a 60-yarder for a TD. The Pirates· third score came on a 60-yard pass and run pl;iy from QB Mark Stewart to re- ceiver Larry Hall. As usual, OCC 's defense played weJI with tackles Pat Millican and Wnlt Guild s ingled out by line conch Jack Fair. Injuries HitGWC By ROGER CARLSON Oft~e Doily l'ti.tSt.111 AZUSA-Golden West ColJege football coach Ray Shackleford had to be pleased with bis team 's showing here at Citrus College Saturday morning In a controlle<f scrimmage. His team scored on the ground, through the air nnd with an in- tercepfiOn to recor an upof ma Sonday Soe>tember 5, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A I 3> For De l Mar Race Entries ,,.,.,,.~··· ''"I ,.,11, "' '""' ""'' ' ' ......... , ...... . 01th & WO C1.a•tfh~\I t•..,, ... ,~ ~~;:;i~,;.~r Y). XIII ........ 0.-CO.I• I0...1•i.1 I "• ~·• ,,,.,.. IC..>ltllHf l 11• o.ngoo IA"'llOfl 1 11111 ~llM (N0911<!tl 11) •-••HI 1'4ow•rcll llt v.ct.vr 'l"'oe•.IPltl(eyl I" A•e Y/'fO'ffll.., flw.t+ l ti• ~O ~e"<I• '""°""' lit At•,i ... E•Qlt IO•MCtld I 1(1" HCOND llAC£ ' I 'H mllt• I "' ~, o 1' A vv C•••"'u"u. ••v,w ... t JO (..1o,tlnH'\fJ I)• It• "')O() "°"""Moon 10 11\ICOl•I XIII Del Mar -~lurO.y ~UtST •ACE l •t'•' OCCI t1tltf>\ 0.. ,.,._ ~ ••:11 Olih P\I;-.. 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"'"'"' ''•ltted t n\ry, llOUllTN llACI -• lllflOftO\ l w.r ~ ,..."'•" co"' ~ 9"01~ l'\irw\1,000, C.111y•\ lltlKl fTO•ft I w 10Sc.1VN<-.. to11v.•••' ~i..SMw C01"teo•o l _.,.C l'>IMt fM<H••QW I >tol Hlllt• (Sl\ootm •ht I Af<IS...Mtlon cv.,.~u•• All•lll<I IYoltntwlol VIMFlnt CPIJl:oyl llt\le<I GolO 10...,.lt t I llt !let XllJ tit 111 •14 Ill llt llt tt• tit 111 "' Ill XllJ 11• 111 • '" Ill SCVOITN lt4C~ 1 1 '•""'""" -outfield;-he-warselectC!d as the top h igh school player in Southern California and as a re- sult received a trip to New York for an all-star game. This was his first trip out of Lomita. Running backs Don Cornell and Dennis Boswell. both or whom will start in the Pirates ~pener n ext Friday agai nst Cypress. looked good. 18-0 rout of the Owls-but there J~ t.;i~~~~ was a price. !ill Tim Janovick. the fresl\man from Cerritos High who figured to take Loren Micklin's place in 'the backfield. appears lost for 3-4 weeks. possibly for the season. Pai w ''·°'" -8 lltt .. o'"'"' tVt:•Q• .. • t .a~ J _., J .-, Sn•h B•t• IP,~"'• l to l .O 8'~ EW'O Bro'lH f0 1n1, >f• t •..tO tu•I J & 'r•~· ~Id 11111•> All-~•• P .rM Sll,00) f Jr.f\y p """' fMctft. > ~..t11vHt• Oo"• cc. •• t,.,.M•) LM• cr11tlf l .. "• IS!lo.rm•\ .. J Ye 1 .. O..llOI • l.lll••ro I c;o.,1....c11w CM H•rouel SI•~ lloy.Cly 101.,•<elt I ,-~,·· S•~• ITe11ol But history records th;it 1t wasn't his last. Cornell. a 5· 10, 180-poU(ldcr. carried the ball eight times for 70 yards, white Boswell, a 6-0, 195- Trotter Su:rprises Dl: QliOIN, 111. IAP) -Fleet· footed ll?\'e Lobell . winner or Saturday's premier flambleto- nian Stake for trotter's. surprised racing fans and driver Bi ll -Haughton with his 2:02 3.5 fourth· beat time. "l didn't think he'd go thut fast." said Haughton. "the time looked real good." If :iughton 's horse out-trot led the other winners in fi rst three heats.. Jone filly <>nlr)' Armbro Regtna driven by J oe O'Brien and Zoot Suit d rl~n by Vernon Beavers Beate n CORVALLIS. Ore. <AP> Quarterback Nolan Cromwell and running back Laverne Smith combined for 200 ) ard.., rushing Saturday night as 19th·rnnked Kansas came from behind with three second-ha lf touchdowns and beat Oregon State 28· 16. The \'ictor y spoiled Craig Fert!1:'s debut asOSU coach. Gt>ll~r" S hh1t9 LOS AN G E L ES -S ou th Carolina's Parker Moore edged Stan K.M. Souz;i of Honolulu in a thriller, 1 up.on the 19th hole. and Bill Sander of Kenmore, Wash .. rout e d J a m e s Mas o n o f Kirkwood, Mo., 8-7, ns the win· rmrs advanced to the fi nal 36 holes Saturday in the 76Lh United St a te s Am a t e ur g o l f championship. Dancer. to win the prestigious e\'ent. The winnmg mutuel pay9ffs for each heat were Zoot Suit. Sl7.60. S3.o0 and $4.80: Steve Lobell. Sl2.60. S7 .40 and S9 ; Arm bro Regina Sl3. S2.60 and S3.80, Steve Lobell. $-1 .~, On T V Today 10 a.m. (2) -U.S. OPEN TEN· NlS -Early round matches ln t h e U .S . Ope n t e nn is championships taped at Forest Hills. NY. Noon (I t ) -DODGE RS BASEBALl. -The Dodgers meet the Astros at Houston. 12 :3 0 p .m . <4> -NF L FOOTBALL Th(' Minnesota Vikings meet the Broncos at Denver. l p.m. <2> -GOLF -Final round play in the World ~ries of Golf Crom the South Course at the Firestone Country Club in Akron. Ohio. 2:30 P..m. (2) -GOLF -Clos· ing pl ay in the U.S. men 's ama~ur championship. 3 p.m. (2) -NFL FOOTBALL -The San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams m-ect in a game taped at the Coliseum Saturday night. 2 p.m. (5) -CHAMPIONS-A w o m e n 's roll er-s kati n g champions hip; a track and fi eld meet at Zurich; and a bull·ridlng event in a rodeo at Ozark, Mo. Ironically, J a novick sulfered the same in j ury that ko 'd Mlcklln-the elbow. "We 'r e hopeful the inj ury is not as ser io us as M icklin 's," s aid Shackleford. ''IC there Is no bone chip we may get him back for conference' play. Our backfield picture is vague now, although Rick Martin or Pat McKeon figures to fill in at that spot." The G WC bo:;~ was pleased with both of his ciuarterbacks in the two·hour scrimmage. "Bill Holst and J im Andrus both threw better and our pass protection was better tha n in recent scrim- mages." said Shackleford. Holst completed six of nine for 56 yards and ran well, accounting for 21 ya rds with two k~pers. Andrus completed 7of11 for 98 yards. Including a 40-yard strike to Stratford, Conn. walk-on Mike DeLaura and a n 8-y ard TO payoff to Kevin Vernoy. Holst p itched out to Nic k Punimata for the final four vards to record the first Golden· West touchdown after eac.h team had worked t wo scoreless series of 12 plays. The other TO was a 42-yard re- turn with an intercept.ion by Ron Morehouse. ~mble recoveries for GWC's Rustlers included two by Rick Shirley and one each by Thad Laird and Kevin Patterson. Leading runners for Golden West Included Ron Webste r (6-46 >, J e rr V cede r <6-59 >. McKeon (6·8 ) and Martin (3-31). In goal Une work from the slx- yard line, the hosts out.scored GWC, 4-2. S corin g for the Rustle rs w er e Andrus and Veeder on runs. DANA HILLS' STEVE CRAPO. Crapo to-H e ad Dolphins 9ffense Dana H i ll s lligh football rans got a brief look at things to come for the 1976 season in Nov- e mber or 1975 when Steve Crapo returned. to the lineup to car ry the ball 38 tim es for 181 yards in he lping his teammates to a 20·6 victory over Lawndale in the CIF playoffs. Crapo , a 5-11, 170· pounder. was billed to carry the Dolphins' at- tack from the outset or his junior campaign, but was cut down in practice with a broken collar bone. He's healthy now and ls the central figure in coach Bill Cunerty's veer· and sprintout of- fense at quarter back. Crapo, a Jefthander , runs th e 40 l n a legitimate 4.6 according to his coach a nd la bluer and stronger than a year ago. While his position is been a pleasant surpri se in early drills. Also at halfback are Tim McClure (5-10, 170 sr.), JeU Olse n (5·8. lSO jr.), Keith Horgan (5-7. 145 jr.), J ack Weed CS-10, 150 j r .) a nd R ichard Daggett C5·11, 200 sr.). Return i n g starter Ste ve Telaneus (5·11. 165 sr.) will be at flanker. backed by Pete Strong (5-8, 155). Another strong spot is spUt end Scott Volmerd- ing (S..11, 165 sr.), with Kevin Sharrar (5-10, lSO sr.) a nd Steve O'Neill (6-2, 170 s r .) adding depth. Aside from Crapo and T elaneus , the r e ore three othe r returning starters in the Dolphins' camp as they prepare for a Sept. 11 scrimmage at Torrance. l tm.. __ , 11 A '-' r '" S4tn\1(0·•· P•r»r A\_..1 At•~••• Nt:\11'., Stev•I• Sf\.awnfe ,.._, Ao-I ... Gru1. J•<k ft U<• No~t•l<f\e'\ ,OUltTlf ltAC I -• lurlonq• J & 4 w•• Old "''-" coll\ & II' •o "111-Pu•~ SI.00} S.-Lt T~ fP11\C•1 t °"''°"" Cl l'tr'O t $.Tt\"' I !Vt«)~" I ,,..., -1 OS.. 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IOtve•o,..7 lltlOewl-(W••b~I H.tW 'l'q_r-l~ufll., l "IU ol B•lllM~•" IOrl,,.1•'6·•1 °"'"° , __ • ,,, ,,, ""--'· 151,,.., ,,., TuH fllJlevo" to '" •t ~' Oty '"""'•' ... , 0.t,.._, (lol1t•W" I fl•I A-1• !"y'°" II tll Presently working in the backfield is 6-3, 218- pound Mike Mulvaney, normally a tackle. He's the quickest of the blegcr Dana H11ls players and would make a valuable asset in the backCleld with the inside game. An aggressive blocker, he's Grid Scores NFt.•111 .. ltltfll LO\ ... _,., 10, ~tn F ra.,c I.co 1 The Dolphins have de- cent size at tackle with J en.sen (6·0, 225 s r. ), set for one side. Also at tackle are Gary Hale (6·0, 203 sr.). Rick U £.eel•, 1 AKO" & • ,,., 9-<. '"'"'"·so Wome n's Golf Swanson (5·11, 190 jr.) 1,.;,..c.n1 and Bob He ndrickson '"'•~ ent>d M•c• To.,.,, • ..,..,,1 ,. F"llOlll -t foMrl• ll<ltom-rl1', S.. l .J (6·1.170 Jr.). Cll•I-<• W1tl1n1ae. Au111 Poot•. u, Mulvaney or Da""etl. ' "'''Gt.,. •• 0.110$, ~111y r ........ -0-.0e•wt.ll•.S. if they don't work Into o i:11CJ111-1. i>.t10y s-•nov. .a. 1• the backfield, ore aJso M.t"• °"'11· »; 1. 11111 Oo•o•~r Strong p OSSi bintleS at :=~. r;•t Leof)e•, SI, S Belly t ackle. c F110'>1 •. J~•n A•IH•I..,., •1; r. B t b l 1 · aJ B••trlr Cornwell. 4A; J. M/tOOll a ters y s a og1c Pa-1~. s1: •. 111e1 MutM Hvncl••Y. choice ror one g uard with c:o.1 ..... ,.,.,,k11n, 0o111, E•r. P•• IDLL~ CINI& .MOA Airport Loop Dr.. Costa Mesa. Co. 02626 IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPlEX ""' '""•" "· T amo• 8t y 1 l 1'111~41, HY Jet\• Ml-I JO, Hew OrJH'I\ 1 0.ttet 1•; HOU\10<! 10 (0 T l O.•IMd 0 , S .. tllt ft the othe r spot battled ~~,1~~~'-i.Ju114111.1<1rm•n.o:t between curr Auerswald Htltn Mu~av •••• a (llM !lolly (5-U , 185 Jr.) and Ralph lfet•wll\kle, foMry I( Lloyd, JI; s. """H•I"'°"· S1. Modugno (5·10, 180 11r. ). ;:::===========--====;;; At center is J ohn Wilcox SM 0togo U, HY Olt tllt IJ (5-10, 170 11r.) a nd Craig Wlnninghorr (6·0, 175 °" ..... Noftll Cafollllt U, Ml-I, Otllo 10 ...,. Mu l<o Stott JO, Orelw n Mlulu l,.i St•to 7, Hot'l/I T•u• Jr.). Dave Willock (6-0, ISO Jr.) Is tho Dolphins · place ki cker . h aving a lready beate n San Clemente'• .aophomores with a 39-yarde r (10-7). !>l..C•t F\ll'fftlt1 11.~11c:art11 ... si.1.n Soutll C..rolln• l l, Apoolf<f>fttt sc ... ,. I0""'71~Sftlnt s... .-s101e o, Vt•ll St•to 10 Mtn\llflll Sl..Ce 21,MIHIU/ppl It H~Y ~.,._..~ PLUMBING & .A HEATING REPAIRS • WA1Wl HIATaS "Gu "!"Id Elec:trlc •6AUAGIDISPOSALS • PUIMACIS Repelred I Replaced • IBDY-slWll CUAHI ... All 8~. Bath I Kitcnen • 191Pl-WA• & •AS UMI SeMftg the 8Mctl AIN and ,,. of°""" Oounty 641-11• 14WNI IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 48,072 IQ.-ft 01! 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'9nty ..... 2 .... aac Wide '9t.clion of nome brond (1iaes 1/m-mt/t) . ,_· beauty otds. ~~ ·SMOKED SALAMI llG PAPll PIODUCT SALE 51-COUNT 32( FOAMCU'5 ....... 76( 37c sac 2;1°0 137 s moked fla vor. ~~.~:~~~ .... Sic Capture the end of summer memories on film . Save now long lost ing even b urning briquets. Save. Sealed in twin pocks Dry roosted. No oils for freshness. Popular or suga r added.Serve Loy's Bra nd chips. Planter's on)'1ime. DEVELOP PROCESS PHOTO ALBUM I-TRACK TAPES AID PRllT 20-EXP. Great potty 100-CT. ,ANR 68C snack. Save. l'lA TES ............ .. KWIK KOVER® · . MISSES' T-SHIRTS . Soft b rushed 2•• <>«tote / nylon. ~;r:n '~!~~~:; • Mines'. Sovel Eosy core fob· 3 00 ~ics in prints, sol· 1d colors or stripes. Some • ore trimmed. SOLID STATE B&W Your own personol·size TV ftolures 100% solid stole chonis for long, dependoble service. Hos 70-position delent UHF tuner, rolory controls, VHF, UHF ontennos. modern s1yl1nsi. U.l. listed. SK98617 ·oo DISH CLOTHS WOMEN'S VINYL 20-EIP. COLOR SLIDE FILM 298 1°0 11• 1-•1 2:46c 88~~· · 16! .. WEDGE SANDAL · fashion. The look of Womens' vinyl inter·400 woven wedge heel fo,t C.ood lot fol"' or .tl<lu b•o\/Qht '" S.pt ) 6. I 976 ... ,., .... Fllflft """· QT. YAO.• IOTTlE Shock resis1ont 1 •z ::~. Triple· ::! ..... I s1 Two 90 m1n"1e blonk 8 trock tapes In pockogt . Plo"ic w otl'd on red ,or blve potte•n 2S P'tetllc 147 Strong waffle weove freth Uner•.. ... cotton in colorful 13" 4'' PLASTIC -,um' LIQUID ... c a s v o I c o m f o r t . Our •et· Women's si zes. S.00 Cartridge or 'pin· on types to fit most U.S. or foreign con. • • Y' .__,......_~ WrOng AssesSrllenti Don't Bet , on It . . .... . .. By GARY CRANVlU.E OllM 0 .. 11, PilelSt.>11 i Chances arc only three an l,000 t hat you're right and the ai. c i1or u wrong. . Or, pu~ another way, Orunge ,County Asse ssor ·., Offlcl! atatl1t1cs show you have less tha n • a one· third ol one percent ehancl' of proving t he assessor has ow r valued your homr• ' If he did, you'll pay more than your fair share of property tuxc~ this year. · Most hom eowner feel th<.')' will anyway. . T hat 's bccaus~ roughly 95 .,er cent of the res1dent1al property an Or a nge Coun t.) increased dramatically in value bet\\t•en the 19'15 and 197611\-n dates Inflation. ri ·iog bwlrun.: costs anCt a housing shortage gave those who sold their home<; dur mg the year a pre mium market. AS THE RES ALE pnces of . hom es skyr ocke ted. the faar marke t value or homes that didn't change hands dunng the ):ear leaped upward. So. when Assessor Bradlcr J acobs m aile d assessment noUces to about 300.000 Orange County resldt:nlla l property owners Ul eady Jul.). his offi ce ph<>l\6 beg:1 n ranging. They'r e s till ringing. Most of the 15.500 pehions who have called the Assessor's Otfice d1dn 't mind being told. for exam- ple. their 1972 inve tmcnt in a $30,QOO home was worth $48,000on Mar<:b 1. 1976, t his year's lien dale. They did object. however. to lhe prospect of paying property taxes on $18,000 worth of in- r reased vaiue that is of no worth to them until. if ever in the ir IJfetime. the>: sell their house While most of t he phone -calling homeowne rs wer e and1gnanl about the prospect ol paying tax· es on i nflat ed values. com- paratively few decided to defy lhe odds against proving lhe a · sessor wrong • To'the ts ,500 protesting ca llers "ent 5,754 application forms to <'hallenge the assessor 's ap- praisal or their homes. SO FAR. only 807 protest forms have been returned . And t ime fs running out tor those who plan to vent their tax fl"U$trations oo what the usessor says their home Is worth. The deadline ror filing protest forms 11 Sepl. lS. II you wail untll you receive your property tax blll ln m ld· October, you'll have no place to tum. '(hat "s because the only factor on your tax bill tha~la-subje« to protest is the value put there by the assessor. • • Tber e's mor e to discourage you .from crossing s~ with the Assessor' Office than t he. slim three chances in 1,000, however. . For ont thing, should you cany your protest beyond a chat with an official of the AsaessQr's Of· fice. there's a possibility that an Assessm ent Appeals Saa-rd nught decide your house was un· der rather than over valued. IF TUA T IS the case. the as~ sessed value of y6ur home will be r aised. Another fact of the appeal pro. cess that mig ht tend to dis · courage you is that it is.up to you to prove lbe asae&sor is wrong. lie doeaon't hav to pfove hes rigbt. That means you must appear before either an Olisessment hearifte officer or a full .board w14' the evidence to support your daim that your house has been over valued. A statement that the assessed . \'.alue is ''too high" or an a rgu· ment that you can 'l afford to pay the resulting tax increase is not evidence. EVIDENCE Ci\N ~ sales re .cord s s h o wing that s imilar homes in your neighborhood sold for less than tile fair market value assigned your house by lhl• assessor. Evidence also can be proof that something is wrong wtth your house that would tend to low<.'r 1lS value . Something wrong can ht> n settling foundation that has cracked walls and ceilings or a gar~e dealroyed by fire. There can also be evidence presented to show things are hap· pening in your neighborhood that have caused real estate values to t umble. Traffic congesUon might Recgrd of assessed and full values for Newport Beach home __ ...__ •, '"' BRADLEY l. JAC OBS ORAl'llGf. COUNTV ASSESSO~ POST OFFICE BOX 1"9:SANTAANA.CAL92'711r"" • • -~ . . . .. . . . . REAL PROPERTY VALUATION Changes Count Aner a neighborhood toddler tumbled into a Fullerton family's swimming pool and drowned. the family decided it couldn't live with the constant reminder or the tragedy. -A handym3ll was hired to break up the pool. fall it with sand and pla nt a lawn. -- No permit was obtained to do away walh the ill.fated swimming pool. • · So the Orance County Assessor's OCCicc had no way or knowlna a $7,500 taxable asset had, ·in effect. been done away with. · IN RESPONSE to a brief letter from the homeowner. an appraiser visited the home. saw the pool had been destroyed a nd later filed a report. The homeowner in a few days received an adjusted a s- ::.essed va luation. Downward adjustment of the Fullerton homeowner 's MSC?S5ft'lt'nt illustrates how -roughly-a doten-such 11djust- ments ha ve come about in the past few m onths. sually, they are based on fa<'ts that couldn't have been &..nown to the assessor on the March l, 1976, lien date. In another case. Ja st Fe bruar y a man bought a to" nhouse in a coast raly for $52,000. Hut !\Bies of thr townhouses were sluggish until tbt' de· 'r loper in April lowered pn ces by $4,000. T HE A 'SE ' 'OR was on firm around when ht> originally a~sc-ssed the ralr market valut! or the man's townhou cat ~2.000. the amount at.old for. Rut the $4 ,000 downwurd adjus tment made Inter renert t•d th<.' truest fair market value of the townhouse. It was the • most cur rt'nt sales pn c<.' I Asstsaor Rrocllcy J acobs and ha s s tarr accumulate a multitude or facts from widc·rangmg sources da lly tha.t hav<.' a bearing on property values. 1'hc Assessor·~ Office. fot example. gels informal1on on the sale or.a ll homes within the county. From a m ultitude of public agencies comes Information .:leaned from permits Issued to cover home Improve ments. building-9f swimming pools and addilioo or rooms to exist- ing houses. The Assessor's Office knows within a fe w days of when :a new bnat is reglster'Cd and In whose name it is registered. Horse owners don't <.'scape the assessor 's eyes. Neither do :iirpl:ine owners . not even those who ny their c rart out of the. county on lien dB). THE YA 'T a rrav of inlormotion is fed intG compuler programs tha t mea5ure the impact of transactions on \·alues. So by tht" time you receive your assessment notice. "hatever values it Oashe are founded, as much as possible, in fact. But in the cases or the F\tllerton swimming pool and the distressed townhouses, all the facts were n 'l knewn. However. within hours of a major calamity last winter. the San Clemente ftre. assessor personnel a nd l acobs him sell were al the scene. They recorded tbe loss or value to property owners. ma kiftl it unnecesaary for them lo rue for relier under calamity prov la Ions of the revenue and taxation codes. Still, your beat chance of gainlna the upper hand bl a dif- ference or opinion with the Assessor's Office is to have lmowled1e of ractnot ~-n lo lt. Vandalism resulting in the destrucllon f>l property i'!1 llkeJy to eacape the assessor's eye. So is the locaUon of •a power tine that mllht Impair the resale value of a house. Whatever it m ay be, if you know and the uses'°r doesn't, it 1'0ll 11turt to let I\ i m knOw. • . . Got a problem" Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat ,will cut red faJX!. gcttmg thP <lft$WC!TS and action you need to solve inequ1taes in go1.1emmen1 and busl· ness. Mat/ your question& to Pal Dunn At Your.Service, OrangeCoa.~I Dail!f Pdol .l'.O. Doz 1560.CostaMesa.CA 92626. lnclude yourtelephonenumbcr. The column appearsd.aUy except Saturdays. dollar.llack Oller Dfda't Make Cf!tlta DEAR PAT: A UP$ flyer was in this area's Aug. IS newspapers. It Included a list of products that carr y UPS svmbOls, which otter• cash back redemption plan. I started checking. At the end Of this letter, I've included a list of maftY recent purchases that did not c~rry these ~ymbOls. Pwhaps they were In too big of a hurry t o put out this flyer, bUt I resent the f act that this advertising Is basically Incor- rect. A S1 redemption symbOI also was Included In the Insert for redemption when a person had accumulated .. 9 ot her symbOls. This Is a little hard to do when advertised products do not bear the symbols they are supposed to have on them. What's going on? W.J., Fountain Valley l.P. Welker, u ...... ProdUDt•Dod9ra, lnc.'1 oper•llon1con· tl'OMef, totd AYS t"lt ..... .._.to detennlM whether the flyer WH "'*"•ture or the ,,.,_ dllll"""*' waa too let• for the Aug . 15th edweftlNtMnt." Pradulta .-. UPI 1ymbol1 were ••pect•d to haye been on t"• ....,._In Jwly, W .. k•r Hid, ~ bec.uee of peckqtng deleya Md ,. ...... _.,..,.'"'9ftt• for new Ofdera, not all product• ldvertlled _,,, tM UPS eymbole. He added th•t .ti product• mentlon-9 .. expected to be .vallabf• by mid· September. A recettt 1Uf¥eY ol 10 m1mt1 In Loa AngelH and Orenge countln lnr:IHlld IMt 11 of tM ldv•rtlHd product• now •r• ................................. .......,ec1. lteadere ehouN no1e IMt pNduct• t"at have contreettd with Uf'D to earrr UPI·=-not Cl"J .... eyMbol• .. a perm• nent pert ol tttetr 1'M UPS •f'MOI• .,. "epectel1° t".t cen M ... " pet10•111J bf .. obffnent lhoppef. lout"•m Cellomla I• •'"'....,... ... for UPI eylftboll. If tM caah re- .....,.... Method ti I"'°°"'• R wfll be ••nded throughout the U.S.bJlete1t77. Medi Grf~allftl.S c-8e r .. if!fl DEAR PAT: l'dflkeyoutotetl me where I c.n complain about a U.S. Postal Service problem that I have not been able to get settled locally. I 'd also like to ttnow If a two-ounce letter costs 26 cents to malt, and hoW mall order companies estabUSh their "postage and handllng" charges. A.R., Santa Ana ......... ,.. ......... '° ....... ,.... poetal ,,...."" .. onoe. In CIM of .... end ... local poet•I •ut'*"MI, you can ...,.., te: TM c.1-1r .-..-... U.I. ,,_... Service, w...._on,DC .... •.....,.ClllJI•• e111. Current flflt llw ,_... ,.._ ,._.,. 11 cents I« onty the ....... Of.,... ............ -............... Meclecl I• It IM rete ot 11 centa ....... or •ny fnllloft ....,... Thv1, •two- ounoe ....., .,...... CIOlt at .... to Miid. leth ta-and 11~nt .................... Jiii order 001 ....... .._ ,...,. out percel poet coll.I .. ... c ....... .., ......................... ,. lt9 ...... .. .... ...... ..... 5.E ........ ,.. ...... nc1 .... .... ,..., ••• 1M ......... at1' •I .... el ......... ..... trua,artllllOn IO........ •,.,... ...... llepot. ICffP 8ft turn the track Or a massage pnrlor going an on lhe corner might h:ive an ac.h t>rsc impad on home values. Whatever. it will tnke hard evidence to prove your cas\'. Opinion a nd conjecture won'l swoy ll hearing oCCicer orappeals board. Bcfore you o ppc ar before on of. fleer or board, ycm mu:tt <'Om· plete wha t is l'Ull<'d an ~111· pUcation for tqualiiation. By itself, there 's not :anything frightenin R about the form. h is r equire d. ho\\:ever. that you say whal you bclie\'C )Our home is worth and wh,y you afrax thot \'alu~ to tt And for t ho:-e whose i m agao attons might car ry them a\\ay in a fli g ht of real e tal<' value loss. there's an atflda\ll to be signed . NDER P E NALT\' of Pl'r jury. thos e who si1tn the affida\'tt attest lo the accuracy of lhe answers pro,•ided on lbe appeals form. Home owner s whose homes have been s aid by the assessor to ,bave a fa ir market value under $100,000 can begin the appeal pro· cess with u hearing oA'icer. as~t':.sment~ o n tht• local nsses~· ' • mtnt roll " WITH MOR E protesls.txpt'<'t• ed before the Se pt. 15 dn dllnl\ h 's not li kt'I)' tha t many h0mt-0wners will complete the appeals prOCt'!IS before the ~c. 11 10 t nx Installment rails due . Even though t he lll'l>l'al n.ay ', s till be. undu way or noL \'f'L orr the ground, thtt first lnst81lnfent must be puld on time lo avoid •1 paying a late p<.'nnHy. And. s hould you win your cas<.'. • whatever r efund Is due you ma. t>lt her be credited to your 19'17·71 tax bill or be repaid to you within 30 days But 1 f vou 'r l' not ut1sf1(ld w\(}\ how the assessor. heanng officer 1• and A.se s mcnt. Ap1x·als Boart\ treated your prole t. you haven't · ('Xhausted )'our r ('medics. . You <'an .still r1h' a la'Asuit in J Supt>n or Court. · In that cas<.'. ho\\ Justly you \\ere treatcc' will be decided by ., either n Judge or j ury. • By then. the Assessor's O.Q1ce will probably hn\•e finish~ lhQ ' count \'"s 1977-78 ass<.'ssment roll and your hom e might have a d1r· fcrenl value attached lo it. , Afte r a o n e ·on·onc con BECA Sf. HOME prices artt frontalion wit.Jt the protesUng still climbing in Orange County, property owner. the offic,erf'c:an it's likt.>ly the new vuluc• will IHt recomme nd that the pr?>perty e\'en higher th:rn this y<>ar·s. , owner's ass~sment remain the But rttther t hun begin the prot same or be adjusted upward or test proccf!s n~ain. you m1ghL downwa rd. start by uskantt ~ ours<.'lf the first The om cer·s recommendation question membC'rs of the at. and report iS" forw:rmed-n> on-e-of-sessors st11ff wtll probably· a.sir the three county Assessment Ap· you peaJs Boards. Would > t)U "II hni:ly sell your The th.ree·man board assigned housr for what t he asses:.or says the protest ma y either accept or 1s its fair market value·! reject the hearing offi~r·s re· tr your answer 1s an objective comme ndation. )es. th<.'n you m1~ht be one of the And ir the property owner is not lucky lhrce in 1.000 to beat lhe as· satisfied with whal lhe hearing sessor a t his own game. officer r ecommended. he is free • But it's far more probable that to ask for a Cull hearing before you're among the 997 in 1.000 the board. "hose home is worth slightly Under the board's rule two. at more than the a!>sessor says it's _ the end of the hearing it is free to worth .. increase or lower indi\·idual as-I le kno\\ s it. w\nd painful as il :;essmenls in order to equalize m ight be, so du~ 0 11 DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday, Septembor 5 1976 ... eye on po1t•g• and ti.ncllng cti.rge1. If the y •r• excH1lvely high. your m•ll order bar~ln m•y end up coating you more lh•n If yeu ahOpped for the product ioc4111y. BHstered \/inyl Brings Rf!fund Offer DEAR PAT: I purchased a horne w ith vinyl siding manufactured by U.S. Plywood. The siding later began to • blist er and swell. The installation contractor said that the siding was guarantee<i for 15 years and he prom ised to send someone to inspect it. This took four months and another eight months passed before a representative-of U.S. Plywood called on us. A month after the f irst vislt another U.S. Plywood repr esentative measured our house, but we still don't know if the siding will be replaced. I have been trying for two years to clear up this problem, but I have not been successful. M eanwhile, the siding has become even more blistered . t R.O., Costa Mesa U.S. Plywood, P•rt of Champion loternallon•I, H nt a reprH.-ntatln tc: 1,,.spect~ur sldtngln September 1175, •nd •getn In February 1171. But not untl! month• •ft•rw•rd did the firm co,,.. tKt you with It• deellion, "th•t the sldinp had not performed H w•rranted." You h•v• been offered •·• retuna of tM ::un:haM price, $175." It wa1 determined th•t th• bllatert ng •nd 1welllng ere due to moisture trapped between the vlnyl coatlnt and the h•rdbo•rd of your lktlng. The aiding wH Installed In Hrly 1 •. •nd It la gu•r•nteed for 30 yea,. •g•lnat defect•. Th• gu•rantH givH U.S. Plywood the option to rep•lr. rellnlah, re piece or refund the purc hH• price of the siding. The St 75 offered to you reflect• the current Hlllng price of the PFL aiding. ffowd119 Warratllfl lnfor'"aflo11 A raUahlr. DEAR READERS: W•rr•nty progr•mt Insuring ag•lnat detect• and workm•n1hlp of both new •nd prevloualy owned homH ere becoming tncrea1lngiy popular. Hom• Owner• Warranty (HOW)' cover• new homH. For.Information, cont•ct Natlonel A11ocl•Uo" of Home Bulldera, 15th and M Sta., NW, WHhlngton, DC 20001. Prevlou1ly owned home• mey be ln1pected •nd ln1ured before purchH• through a number of progr•m•. Cont•ct L•• Pohl. Nation•! A11oclatlon of AHltor1, 155 E. Superior St., Chlctgo, IL. 80l11 fOt d•l•ll•. . Craft Kit Mor«-HfH'kfl Titan Maglr DEAR PA't,: My son has been atter me to let hi m buy a Maolc Rock Cr aft kit. Am I m istaken, or was t here a recent lawsuit f iled against ttie manufacturer of thi s toy? I 'd like to find out before l okaytlls purchase. The C•llfornl• Attorney Generel did file 1uU June 11 •O-IML' Weleo Toy Co .• Inc., ovet ltt "Megia Rock Cr•ft" kite. The Hit ~ tM m•nufKturer wtttt deceptive, oHrake ~utlne of many toy •nd craft Item•, r•nglng from the rockl to crochet kll• and Med or jewelry kite. &.t• proeecutora cl•lfMd the kits could be reduced 11 much H 50 percent and etlll contain the,_.... lletne. Dep. Atty. Gen. Mlehael R. Botwin ch•'ltd that altMuO the .. Meglc Rock Cr8ft" bOI plcturH two c"lldren pleylng wftl\ fl . lfWjtttl, whHe, l•rge rocb, the ~qge cont•ln1 only al• rock•. 1CNM too •m•ll for the "m.glc prtnta." Th• print• ere plctur .. pt1nttd on two p•per napkin•. Botwin aleo point~ out th•t tlM rockl ere "dirty, lrfegl'l•rty •h•ptd and are not white." TM Hit llMed, "The pack ... ,_,,...,... u.at one can 'create rook ett "811.,.1 by tlulng magic Pfh'll• on eny rock,• when In tact tM .,.. ( producl co111l1t1 of • portion ol en ordlnery n•pl&Jn glued to en ~ 1 clMfY rocll wtthout 9ftf epeclel or 'm.glul' appeerence." ,. .. • • _82 DAILY PILOT l . Schools: Victims of a 'Crime Wave B>• CANDICESCll UB£RT Ol -O.••~ ... -Cr tm c and \'lolence In our public schools· The>·-d<> ex i t, :ind tl1crc Ii. rvcry 1nd1cat1on they 4lrt on the rai.e Jn Ora nge County, vlllldallsm lo schools in- , ttee~ 20.7 percent this year a nd property loss • .a.tpcrcent. Tlns informa tion was obtained from the . County Depa rtment ot Education's Report Cor Crime and Violen ce rQr the 1975-76 school year. • •• ONLY THE second suc h report compiled 4dn! first was fo r the previous year>. al con· talm; statistics o n bludent crimr activity In the count y's e le m entary, 1un1or high a nd high schools. Report$ were submitted by ;.idministralors hr each or thl' 29 !>chool dtslru:ts within the county. And ;.ilthough \·andahsm tn Or..angc County schools a ppea rs to be gradually increasing, the «1l~at1on nat,on itlly has r eached an alm ost ' •critical i>l a~e The J\i.:.oc1 at<.'d Prc~s reports that cri me und vandalism cau:,~d S600 nulhon in damages in the nation ·s pu bite schools last l car And al least one orgaruzat 1on. the National ASsocial1on or S chool Secunty Di rectors. feels it's time for the federal guH!rnment to get m- voked. THE GROUP slated, a t a recent natiQnal l'Onre rencc o f security expert~ a nd school ~!:iPfrintendents from 30 states 1n Alexandria. Y-a.: that 1l "ould requl-sl $300 million in con- ,1ress jonal aid to help combat the rising problem . . Said Lu cius Burton, secunty r h1ef for Alex· aridria "s schools ... We 're tulking about violence .DC.the type nl'\'l'r b<!fore l'Xpcrtl•nced by :,chools •. ;u~ property ... · · -,-, .. --- ·::~l'ou Can Help I:~ Meet Cl1allenge •; '. Here are t wo or the many openings a ,·a1la- • ble by calhn~ the Voluntary 1\cllon Center. '1714 W. Balboa Ul vd . :\ewporl Ueac h. 675-9210. Se\•e ral child health climes tn Or ange County need b1hngual volunteers lo assist l>Ubhc hea lth nurses :md doctors with 1m- mumzat1ons ror Spanish-speaking children a nd their parent!>. ·Volunteer!> ''ho can s peak ., l>Qlh Spamsh and English abo a rt> needed to . ,$er\'e a~ mlcrprl'tt>r.-; for Public l lt.'a llh :'\U~\.'S • , 1i:i pa11en1s· home~ The lullt'r cun choo:,c their o" n hour:, to ucco nw uny the nur"l'~ Youni.: aclult nwn anti \\om 1·n are nl'edcd 1 -·10 ,·1:.1t ~enaor c·1t1zc11:-rn tlw1r honws tn unta :. • ·,m a. Orangt· anti llll' Tu!.ltn ;i rl•;l T he).t' 11en1or!> ma\ ht• 1:-.olall'd or nol i.:1ven muc h al .. (J?nt1on by 0 fomily flr frit•nds Volunteers arc " requestl'd ll> pa rl11·ip;1lt' in four weekly train· mg mt.>t?ting:. a nd to m.ik1• a commitment of six months to l hc~c l>l>ec1:.1l n !>ttaliuns. .. . t'. 1: l .. Help for ¥011 Ti1ne to. Re-tire flu~ m g ttrt•:-o I" an \'\~'ll:-01.' OU Unl' look~ for" urd to \\'hl•r1 the tread on ) our l1rc-:, ten:, you the c.ir·s r<'ad) for \umc nc\\ one:,.~ ~un· \"l)U kllO\\ \\ hal lo look for wht.•n ) OU shop ~ Th<' N.1l1on::il llti;:hw.iy TruHic Safot} Ad mmi~lralwn rt•minrls )OU lo i.:ct the l>aml' tire stH' thut <'D ml' \\1th tht· t'ar. or optional s11cs n •corn nll'ntll'd b) the manufacturer ol c•1thcr the car o r lire:.. Conltumt>r Tin• Gutdt', a free b rochurC' from thc Con~unn•r Information Center . Dept. 43. Pueblo. CO. 81 009, <'mphas1ies that proper 1nnatio11 1s the most 1mportnnt rule in tire safl'ty and mileage. Ch<'ck the air in your tires every two or thrr c weeks :ind bcforC' long trips. Check the pressure when tires nrc cool because it can in- crease up to six pounds when tires arc hot from driv1n~. For vour safct:v. as "'ell as r asicr handl· ing or your c ur. ti res ~hould be of the s ame type of ronstrucllon on all four wheels -all radtal. a ll bias ply. l'lt' NB Lawye Gets Pos t Just wby vundallsm Is on an upward S'<' tng as dilf1cult lo un:,wer. Ju\erule delinquency h~:, man)' dimensaoM Ho"ever. Dr Honnld Huff. ai.s1:,tark. pro- fessor of Social Ecolog) ut t..:C I rvinc , vtnturcd a guess. clung "h t he considers lO be sn cral possib1ltlles. One source or increnscd crime might stem from the simple fact that I.he :.chool sys tems art ·set up requiring compulsory uttendanc~ LIKE IT or not, student.!! are expected to at lend. And not liking 1t, uccordm g to llufr, fosters !rustration. which m tum causes aggression. And vandalis m re~111lts. Another 1>0ss1bllily mlght be the gener ali zed curric ula, which at many schools "&re the only choice available . With stude nts lumped lOjWlhcr Into one kind of lcarninA experH'flCt:, 1mhndual nc._'<is a rl' not satisfied. llwf dc:scribed such a situation as hov· 11\g a bwll·in failure cxpen cnce. Some will suc· cced, others will fail Students of d1rfrrcnl soctal nnd economic backgrounds thro"n together might be anothl'r cause. Hwr said aggression often surfaces. result· ing in gangs being formed and crime com milted. A FOt RTll source or increased vandalism might even be the result or what I luff calls the .. unusually.. W\.'althy atmosp here or Orange County. He said mallm al weaJth c an aUenate young peopte. causing a lack or regard for what belongs to others. J ohn Wins low , plant m anager at Costa Mesa lligh School. said vandalism crimes at that campus include breaking and entering. bur glary and breaking windows Winslow. who lives at lht> high school along ART WHI~ AT WHEEL Good Deeder Miles of Smiles Art White of Jlunl1ns,'lon Beach knew how much the Jolly Tr<>l lcY-ndcs mean to the young patients at Fairview State Hospita l because he used to work there as a p.'lych1atrlc technician. Bul the s tate only will budget a driver for weekdays. .. I love these children just like my own, and t had the neccs!lary cla!ls or license so I decidE¥! to give my Saturday:, and Sundays lo this servire. ·•he s aid. That was in April and White hasn't missed a weeke nd yet, mosllx·· because or the "gratifieation of attending to their welfar e - some ride a round. the itrounds all day on the d<.'lightrul contrapl1on." GRAND OPENING f(('nncth J f.Cukuda of ~ewport llNl<'h hos been !'oii-leck d as su pcn ·ismi: .1ttorncy nnd director of fh:11ni:c County ·s L1•1ral CU nil' al \\' l'lot (•rn . l:itt· lll\\\'c r s l t y (WS lll <'~ll e (lc o r L ow Ill l-~lll rt on. September 7. 1976 J;. 'fAc __ {' /J'f.W,/, 1ln~/ ~-y,~ 0/ffl9 ,.,~ Ttit WSl,l LcRul 'hn1c b n fully oppofntcd low office providing free l~lal s ervices for the 11uor. : 'UPHOLSTERY , W'-T•WMlf . .. .... ' • ltUH..._ .... ._ }C........_14MJH •IH**********• .: .:. VIP • .. ~· . . . . •tSERVICE • ~::: 1976 : : ! ; Rolls Royce : ::Uver Shadow : l't,, I Chauffew • IE ltESERVATIO~ FOR: • $-<MT SPMCE lfo it ~NMMAMI • • .. 4MOUA1lONI • • tcMTWtDENrPA•mu • Jt It •DCMOI it * = I C.11 Sharon at • -~., 11a.f ...A.L,Jl " fo "" •lff1t fJ'•i11ft'•H/1 •ll11Jlfi1, 1<11•/ (11 , .,,.m .. " ·uou ,,.~., J.f/. .. HJ 'J"''" •l~•l grow ... ,_L,,..l /h11ra ro/~ t fl ), ... 1 tlu ''"'""'.{ f.,.J ,,,.,/., (11 /., "'""' , .. 1/, .,, '" 1!. ., .. 1 ,,.,!. Ii- JI.," .... ,t..¥ 11"1Jt lo J.ow 'I""-/~, l1,,1 & , .. 11/,J ) "'),, 0/.ian f "'jaru'c, lo Jttp cf_,alt & lll~aMI 'J°"' 11A!ufoaf !.-It ~ FllEDWDER'S • ,.... ........ ~ . ,.. * * * * * * * * * .1..:.... ___ _::::._~ _____________ __;;,_.....;ir... ____ _, • ~I: • ... l I- with his family, said most vandalism occurs dur· int regular school hours. He satd weekend and weeknight cn me is .. , erv muctl on the tero Increase " fie 1:1ttributed this dl-Cllnt• an activil) to the fact he is on campus and alerts the pohcc 1f any unusual nol e u e Mard. AJthouah some school dlstrk ts reported ntt· duct Ion In vandalism. county istatlsllus rc ,•eul an overall increase In crime-fclutcd mclden~ and property loss to county taxpayer:,. 'PJlOPERTY damage Incidents rose 2.9 per- cent. t'l-om 6,309 in ttl74-7S to G,49.i In tOTS-76. Property loss nlso increuscd -27.3 porconl- from $663,586 to $845,238. And, uccordlnJC to Larry Hartman. director of child welfare und attendanc •in Ga,rden G ro\\.• Unified. ''When we a re havinc to i.pt>nd a s m ue h on vandalism to l'epair buildinJ:S"' Ult're is a pro- blem ." Hartman believes most or the damagl' ,IS caused by student<; 1n the )2· Ill ace bracket. ,;andalizing schools they attend. or will attend. He said ma ny students "don 'l feel part of the school-like 1l ·s theirs:· HOWEVER . Hartm:an a dded lhnt he feels the proble m is not just the responsib1hty or the schools, but called it a "community problem .. as well. Fred Cnr(lr. d irector of child welfare and at- tendance in Newport-Mesa Unified. agrees. He be lieves much or the vandalism m his dis· tricl might be caused by persons in the communr· ty, not JUSl students. . Carter s aid schools that arc open fo r recreational use by the community are oft en vand:iliwd on weekends and weeknight:. when school is not in session. So there a re numerous ways lo interpret lhr who. when a nd why of inc rea sing school v:anda lis m However, while •vandalism has increased . other property c rimt•s such a!> ar:,on. burglary. and theft all went down. Salary Up, Credibility Dropping LOS ANGELES <AP> -A L'os Angeles Com- munity College Dis trict trustee moved to rescind a $25-per-meeting pay in· crease for himself and the other trustees -and heard only silence in response. Ira Reiner . after mnk· ing the motion and hcnr· lng nn second. asked the board chairman if he cou ld s pe ak o n the motion, but Richardson would nol a llow d is· cussion . Reiner a fterward s ak increasing the ir own ptl) to $100 per meeting was undermining public con fidence in the boa rd. ''VOUCANNOTtellthe public that these ar c dlf· ficult times a nd then vote yourselr a 33 per- cent raise and expect ever again lo be taken ser1ous ly. ··he said. Trustee Frederic A. Wyatt, who proposed tbe pay hike, belie ves ll ls justifiable . He pointed out that trus tees spend ma ny hours a week beyond the m eetings and estimated he devotes 40 hours a week todlsLTict business. Last month the board adopted a budget of S23J million, a $29 million In· crease over last year. thefts decreal\td b~ 33 I f)t.•rccnl .11111 dollar loss b) 31 ~r~nt Alo;o. burgluraei. \\M l' down 17 .3 percent and dollur lo.~ 3.1 !) f)CrN:nt AJthouiih urson ultt•mJ1l1' dl'l'r\'J.'-l'nl from $6S,32.\ lO $338,IU8, UCl'OUllllli~ r<f the bulk of property lo:i.scs This lnel'<'usc was due ulmo'l t'nllrely to iarsonlst-sct fir\'. an (;ardc-n ('irov<' t tnlflt-d , con !!Urning $246.506 worth Of ~('honl fl rllt)l.•rt \ 1\bnut 73 percent of ar son le>& occurr<.'d m tht• on ... dti. trict. Whether t ht'Sl' Slflt•Sltc.:i. l)l't'li Vllt ;1 l rill' picture of the trend In campus criml' tn Orongl' Count.y Is open t o :.~""mlntion. Whllt' school officl~1ls puhlicly st:ind by tl1l•ir stutit;lics as uccurutt', the rnlid1ty of sur h report Ing has been questioned by t'>q>crts 111 llw li<'ld or juvcnil<' vlolcncl' . Commenting thnt ht> wasn 'I sul'f)risecl to find cr im e lncrcasin~ in publi c school~. :,ocial ecologist Ro nald Huff concludl•d . "\\'t>'n· very ,·iolent-it 's ini:raim.' There's on~ ~ to ltnd out 11 crull· 1ng under 1111 is 11gh1 tor vou. c-to tt>e Newuort Beach Wenlail Crvmng Ships Contest tor •A look at me maenificent Wes-ils proudly diqilayed by tti.lr owners ..• 110 te on vovr favorite. •Personal 1atks wtth experl· enCAtd world cruiMtrs. e A tour of the 8a90V Wrinkle. our new crul1lno .cc-ory store. •A clwnco to win a Weu.ull 32 hull. Briny thll ad w11h vov tor o $1 d"covn1 "" 1tu1 S3 ad1111u 1011 charge. Wt1stsa11 Crv•s•ng Sh11>' Co11tt''I S.·v1. 4 .1110 5. 10 "'" • 5 p m. Lido V1ll;>!)!•. N~w1>orl Beach. CA (714) 549 !>711, OP Fabrics From Arormd The World ., .,. A .I Discounted Prices! COTTO I PlllTS .JllSIY PlllTS sPolt FA.llCS SWIATll lllTS ~ YARDS FOR POLYISTll $ VALUES TO S4 YD. . lllTS IOVILTY FAlllCS & MUCH MORED GIANT FABRIC CLEARANCEI Thousands of yards/ I SALE STARTS TODAY -SUNDAY *I.A~-•1S.lmA •11.11 ... ltf, (lU) fM·tllF * W 509.( l UTIUA Ui.t.11t1•111t1 I (114) 771·M71 * COSll llSA: 1mt ' PUCBmA ,,.., ......... HOURS MON. THIU FRI. II U . Tl I ,.M. UT. ti ll.·I ,_._ Al tZ.SP.I. Mrs. Carmen Canales and son Ricardo depend on food stamps for survival in , their Pueno Rico home. ... .. ---- I : 'i ~, _&.i_n_d_a,._y_Sl_e .... p.-te_m....;;be..;.r_S""'._19""'7..;.6 ______ .-.o~~ PILOT 83 ~ F~hY Business Spotted ; .. . . . --. By MJCllAELPASKE\'JCll Of .... o.lty ...... SW! On June 28, commissi<lners ol the State Depart · ment of Fish and Game <DF<.i ) voted 3·2 to ban th• use of spotter planes to afd commercial fishermen in catching swordfish. Apparently it was a narrow victory for those akip~rs who favor the traditional "eyeball" method of findina fish without assistance Crom planes. . . Tbey charged that they wen s uffering eronomic hardships due to a s potter plane pilot's ability to see swordfL5b up to 30 feet below '\he ~='=~~;._..;_,.;.....1 .. ..._-surface. Traditional swordfishermen har~on the Nsh wben t~y 'Wfn .. or appear above Clio water. ANT1-SPOTl'Elt advocates s1'id further that planes were threatening tile brQtdblU PQpUtation. Despite a report from DfG marine biologist Oulrles Hooker . who said the planes had no ef- fect on t.be number offish, the commission voted fort.J\e ban . y. V1. ual siacnal11 between pllol tand skipper c n also be used. • Another pjlot ni• out to an area wliat.re h<' suspects swordfi1h are before the boal a.e I working for has left tho dock. Since •Wor«"b stay 1n an ar~a for hOUrs at a time. he can r4'P0rt bat'k with information direcllng tho boat tC> \l.'her~the fish are. ·" . . EVEN WITH the 1>hme and boat In the.some area It Is tough to prove that a partlcular"Plut s assisting a boat unless the pilot drops a ~ markllr to indicate where fish am or constantly cir.des the.boat. --..,.-- Last senson there wc.•re reports or harass· moot by low-flying spotter planes who "bu11ed" boats. On the otbf.'r bapd, a pilot said boats w~e shooting al his plane. . Cons idering the competitive nature "°f swordflshing, ther<• is n possibility or mo~ violence. This potential may incre.11se if mve planes continue lgnorinj? the ban ., . . Aid Feeds Puerto Rico Any pilot convicted of such an offense co!Jld lose his Federal Aviation Administration license, m addiUon lo facing a maximum penalty of S500 and/or six months In jail. At present there have been few problems because 1976 h;.1s been a very slow season-tor S\\Ordfishing. That also makes it difficult to ck- termine what cffc.ct the ban will have GO the catch · · • • Last year an estimated 5,000 swordfish\verc caught. tqtaling l.1 million pounds. Of the more than 8,SQ(f s ightings, 47 percent were from the SAN J UAN, Puerto Ri co (/\Pl l:.S. food stamps help to feed more than half or Puerto Rico's 2 7 million people. a nd the island's ttonomy has come to depend on the federal pro-gram. The food stamps have become so important that they are counterfeited. used illegally as cash. used to gamble. and even used lo purchase narcotics, says Victor Gonzalez. head or the U.S. Secret Service here. Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon believes that Ir the two-year-old food stamp program were eliminated, "it wouJd"b-:mkrupt lhe econom y," his press secretary says. And his political oppo· nents agree. DESPITE THIS island commonwealth 's small population. the U.S. governm1:nl s pends more on rood stamps here than it does for any stale. The federal outlay in the 12-month period ending June 30 was S523 milhon compared with S39S miJllon for California. {he leading recipient of federal food stamps amon~ the states 'California has 21 mHUon people. but only 1.449,000 on food stamps, a shade more than Puerto Rico's 1,430.000 recipients. The federal cost in Puerto Rico, hevertheless. is much greater than in California for three principal re- asons: large families. high unemployment and low income for those with jobs. "Los c upones." as the stamps are called here, have made possible a more nutritious diet for many Puerto Ricans. but there have been abos~. The General Aceou.nting Office. the in· vestlgalive arm of Congress, is to begin an in· vesUgation of these abuses this month. In July, the U.S. Justice Department indict· ed 11 persons on charges of vlolatjng lhe federal Food Stamp Act. In a parallel action, Ute licenses of 100 stores were suspended for such things as discounting food stamps for cash and permitting - Brain Monitor Miniaturized CLEVELAND (AP) -University Hospitals here bas developed a compact portable device il says ls the first to permit day-long brain monitor- ing whHe a patient pursues normal activities. The package, which resembles a camera or a normal tape recorder, is a sophisticated four· channel r ecording system that stores in- formation in a cassette for playback later in a medical laboratory. Dr. John H. Ferguson, a neurologist who is one of the developers, says the abnormality pre- sent in patients with temporary disturbances may show up only a few seconds a day. A CONVENTIONAL 20-m inute electroen- cephalogram <EEG) "may mlss those precious seconds" but the 24-hour monitor is more likely to pick them up, Ferguson says. In use, penny-sized electrodes on a patient's scalp are concealed by hair and are attached to the r ecorder by wire. The recorder can be car- ried li.ke a shoulder purse or can be attached to a belt. The wires can be covered by a jacket. s weate_r-or otherclot.Nng. Fergu11on says that since the record Is taken during routine activity, it comes from conditions much more relaxed and normal than those in a lab. 3 WEEK PfRM SALE Save now, look great later with a new perm. l.A.lmon Aid } 0 66 Reg. 15.00 • Caprice 14 66 Reg. 20.00 • • Bo\.h by ~ Maur . SIMIGa CITlllM SPICIALS 9 ,............ 4.00 ..... J.00 ............ f .71 • (92 yrs.. Of older) •COSTA.-AOM.Y• BEAlITY SALC•' , Uae,WanlsCharg·all. - COSTA...sAMMOJI ~ HUMTIM&TOM llACM HZ.U 11 -~,,..;;..;:.;::: liquor. detergents; bleaches and other nonfood items to be purchased with food stamps . The Jaw also slates. that the skipper of the boat the pilot is working for is subject to pro· secution. While the ban has forced perhaps as many as PORTO GARCIA Qwles. for example, was 75<"'c or s potter pilots into another line of work. FEW FISH ARE being seen und still ~t:r accused of exchanging $820 worth of food stamps there are those who arede!ying it.successfully. are coming in, according to DFG blologt,s\. for $670 in cash. He has a meat market in Ponce. !looker. A market pn ce of S3 per pound -up too Mary Arana Ayala, a beautician, allegedly 'DIE LAW IS simply too difficult to enforce percent from last season is on indication or the charged S32 in food stamps to wash and set a There p hundreds or square miles of ocean from scarrity. • customer ·~ h!lir . Gonz~ez, th~_SecreUervice Santa Barbara to San Diego and the DFG has on· Manv local fi sherman have moved up nd~h chief, says his men conducted a drug rajd in ly two planes ana rive patrol boats lo monitor this to the Monterey Bay areu to seek tiut albacore 6r Mayaquez last year and recovered $800 in !ood area. · other fish. Locally. the lust reported swordfish stamps. A raid ob a betting parlor in lbe same "There has been a high disregard for the re· was caught in July. • town brought in $l,340insla1Jlps. gulation," DFG inspector Russ Goodrich said. While some people feel that the sworaffsh t The eating habits of Puerto Ricans weren't "There have been constant reports but actual in· s~ply tui.s_ l>tcn depleted due.lo the use..ol. sp0l1&...'1 studied before the food stamp-program be~an In vestiption doesn't substantiate prosecutlob. · planes. there are no statistics to back their 'I 1974. They're being studied now, and the Island's Tbe DFG must catch violators "in the act" claims. , Department of So<:iaJ Services estimates that and requires witnesses. "We have to get support Art Grons ky, owner of Art's Landing an :• ..!QOd_putchases hue...increas.d-25 percent-in the--from a number or fishermen on the banks," .::Balboa.--ilioagainsLospottct-pl4Jlc. but aid tha~ · last two years -i>articularlrJjurchases or dairy Goodn cnsaia:---=--they have not created the shortage. "It has, and : products. meat , !resh fruits and vegetables. A local fisherman, who for obvious reJsQJlS always-will be . .a bus mess that has ups and 'l "My two sons used to go to bed hungry before ~ thh,!lt 16ia name~ used, said he is still downs," he said : I got the stamps because I simply didn't have • fiyme ao Pane lo cheb uut the area. He report· It's possibll• that higher than average ~Aler :1 anything to give lbem to eat," says Carmen ed th~t he saw four spotter planes in the air near temoeraturcs have kcPl the swordfish awav · Canales. who supports-herself and her boys with --Catalina laland recently. from the area. If so. the swordfish m ay return thb : $130 ~onthly inf~ stamJ16 and an oc.:asional HE BEUEVES that the ban was pushed monthwhenthe watcrcool~down ; S40 ahmonx check. 'They eat meat now almost . through by wealthy businessmen who take friends If and when they return. the choice -spoti. • everyday. . , outonweekendsand .. couldn'tseeaswordfishifit near San Clemente and Catalina Island~ will : The ve.rY_ J>?Or like Mrs. Canales aren l the were wtthia 50 l eet of them. There's a big dif-once again become congested wlth plank boats : ~Y benef1c1anes of food sta mps on 81'l l.sla_nd ference. 1 have to make a living at what 1 do .. he searching for :.wordfish. • : "llh 21 percent unemployment and a per capita said ' Whether there will be even more reports 01 : annual income. of only. $1,980 (it's $5.834. in the ;'The ban hurts me because 1 don't want lo be spolter plane activity remains lo be seen. More : Slates?. Those m the rruddle class s ay t~eU' dlets made an example or," he said. However therc important is th<' question. of what steps wltl be : have improved, too, although sometimes tbe ·are a number of ways to avoid prosecution. taken by1ocal fishermen who are obeying 'he :1 stamps are too cosUy. One way is to. avoid direct radio com-law. : munication between spotter pilot and plank-boat. 1.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;=:;;;=:;;;=:;;;=:;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,,_;--.;;;;o;;'l EDELMIRA RAMOS. who owns a $.10,000 Some pilots are employin~ scrambler devices or 9 REN DA B RQWN : home and earns $150 a week· as a teletype codes to confuse anyone monitoring the frequen-· l operator , says that when her three children is back in town ;J "look into the empty refrigerator before payday, ::'•l they tell me to go back on the stamps." But she can't. She says she's no longer a food l\len'N & H'nme11 '.'I Perso11altzerl stamp rec ipient because s he can't aHord to pay /lair Stylist the $122 a month required for i)OOple of-he!'-in- come and family size to obtain Sl79 worth of stamps. She used topay$89. A committee or the Puerto Rico legislature. trying to solve some or the island's economic woes, held public bearings earlier this year and was told by dozens of poor people that food stamps were needed to survive. PENNY OWSLEY ORANGE COUNTY Steinw'fij_~iaqp It just stands there, getting more valuable. A Steinway bu11t tttrty years aoo is otten worth more today than 1t was then Not because 11 11 oonSldefOd a co11ec1or s item, out beeause the care antJ workmanship that went into 1t keep 11 as allve today as 1t was wt)en new Today, it Is 11111 a more re~ns1ve piano than you can find in olher showrooms. 11 11 st111 the only piano with the Stetnway 01ac>hragma.t1c Soundboa~d. which, thirty years Old Of not. no. other piano hlS. The new Steinway you buy will moat likely share the same blue chip late. Simply because today's &einwty 11 built to the same standatds. Even now. there 1s no such ttilno as raold assembly or mass production at the Steinway factory. Some other manufac:turets turn out more pianos in a week than Steinw1y does In a year • So that once vou tiaYe a Steinway In your home. YoO knoW ll's the<e to stay. To g1119 you all the onde end pleeSure a ~ can give ... plos a mocte.t recvm on Y1>'K lmlftt!T'ent • ' EXCILLEMT sucn~ OF IBUILT & IEFIMISH• •RANDS . . MANY MAJOtl llAMDS DAILY PILOT ... .. 1s now associated with •, • WESTCLIFF COIFFEURS Westcliff Building • lb 17 W estcl i ff Drive, NewPort Beach . Ca/J /fir uo11r appomtmN1I Phone 642·6164 It takes-m~ney · to make money~ .clsk Linda or Doug. Whether it's an opportunity for your business or -a new Investment, Newport Equity Funds may just give you the . opportunity' to take advantage of IL We speclaliz.e in secondary·: real estate financing for people who already own prime-':· residential property and have a better-than-average Income. · If you qualify, let us help you arrange a loan for a . substantial percentage of your home· s appraised value -at . attractive rates. For details. call Linda Blue or Doug Bulley ~I . 't ,, . ' . at 644·8824. They work together to help you get th e money r y~u need. ·~ AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER 620 NEWPORT CENTER Df\IVE •SUITE 211 NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92tl60 71~4 -.. Rosanne Stone (a t right) kids the director. At far right. Mr. and Mrs. Turner ·open a fare well " g1~. Done to Emcee is M ichael J. Quigley (far /~ft); 'remembering when ' is Lynn Worcester (standing), the first staff social worker hired by John Turner. At left, - is Freda Burnside. . " I Programs Generate Interest SOt'T ll COAST Jl'S IOR WOMES : The Fount:11n \';.ille~ grou1> 1!-t>Olll'l'l in~ mt>t.hcal ~u11 phes and l'lolhmit for thl' PrOJt•ct Concer n llW•JHl .11 . T1Ju,m:1 Anyone" 1th contnbutions may conlal'l M r'I. Linda K('nned\•, -9636 Garcfrn1:i D r 1-'ount;.iin Valley. YWCA: Vollcybull leami. are htaing formed by the Santa Ana YW in coopt>ralion with the American National Volleyball Association. Members hip is open to young women 11 to lE )'ears of ;.ige. Furlhl'r information is uvalla- blc by c alling the facility at 5'\2·3577 _KAPP.A K APPA GAMM.A: All alumnae nrl' invited to 11 mem· bership coffee al lll a m. Thurs· d~y. Sept 9. m the Lagunu Beach home of Mrs 0 M lk'hr O R ANGE CO NTY lllSTO RICAL SOCIE TY: A ,_cries of proj!ram11 on the Adobe.- Days of Southern Ca.Worn1a will be inaugurated at the next meet· ing al 7:30 p m . Thur..d:.iy. Sept 9. In Bowers ~ useum. Speaker will be Robert c. G1ll- 111gh am. a fo r m er fac ulty member at Compton City College whose longtime-bobby has been 'Collecting historical data and memorabilia about California families. His topic w.ill be Rancho San Pedro and the Dominguez Home. Sites. BETA SIGl"IA PfD : Orange Coast California Council will meet at 10 a.m . Saturday, Sept. 11. in lhe Pavilion. CU LTURAL CENT ER: The Sanu.. Ana _g_ar.dens ol . .Mrs . Joseph L. Costa will be the sel- ling for a wine tasting party al 2 p.m . Sunday. Sepl.12. The event will benefit the newly-named Orange County MU$ic Centec:.Jormcrty known u the Cultural Center. Tickets may be obtained by calltng the f:mhty at 5'11·9621. SOl'Tll COAST LITERACY COUNCIL: The council has 10 te.icbmg ccnt1..•r!> "here adults mav learn lo !-peak, road, or write En1:lls h o r Improve langua~e s kills with tutors trained m the Laubach method: Fall c lasses will begin the week or Sept. 13. F\irther in· formation is a vailable by calling On alee Cart.er. 497 -1138. COMMITTEE ON AGING; The Westminster group will have a public meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 13, in the Com- munity Service Center. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: Rob Scribner. running back for the Los Angeles Rams will be the d inner s pe aker for the Sad- dleback Club. The 1troup will meet at 7 p.m. Tue~duy. Sept. 14, In the South Coast Plaza Hotel. lleservsllons m ay be made with Mrs Lawrence Lizotte, L.aituna N11tuel. • ThiS Lesson Costly DEAR ANN l~ANDERS· t lent my blcyl'lc lo n friend (I'll call her Amy). Shl' ogrecd to pay mo so cents for every day she kept il. Two dnyl! Inter Amy called and 11nid she dido 't think it was worth !iO «nts a day but she'd alve mo a dollar the next time s he saw me. l asked her when she was bring- ing t he b1k<' back. She said, ·'Tomorrow · · . WeU. the next morning Amy Jen my b1ke·ln the drlveway. My mom. who isn 't the greatt>sl driver in the world to begin with. ran over it. Now I have a piece of j unk instl'ad of a bike. Also, 1t scared the daylighL'> out or Mom. , ~ught she had hit a persoo. ·~ l toldAn1)' what had hnp-. peDed•ebe"U'(l ~ht' -.S~. t am burned over this because in lbe ~ast when our c:toc attacked Am)I s dog my folks paJd the vet's bill. Also when our dog chewed up Amy's sleeping bag <ll had candy in iO my mofT\. boulht her a new sleeping ba,-, Plene tell me what you think should be done now because 1 am B ELESS AR BIKEL ESS; When a borrows somt!tbla1 be la . obUttaled to retum It ln lite same condition as when borrowed. Amy should not have left tllle bike · • I.be driveway. la::,.:'-'-• a fair :'eoi)p~mue l9e ror Amy l4 pitch In for half the prtct of a new bike. DEA.R ANN LANDERS: Two ramlllcs in our apartment buJld· ing, each with a boy and u girl, made p la ns to r ent a four- bedroom v Ula in Acapulco for o week. The da ughter or one of the families couldn 'l go at the lasl m\nute and our daughter was in· vited in her place. T he un- derstanding was that she would share the other girl's bedroom and be a companion. Both glrls are 16. We were expected to pay our daughter's plane fare and I in- slsted that Mr. X keep track or the money spent on her meals so l ~ reimburs~ him. (I might add that I 1'0Uld never allow my childttn'I' cu.l.a to reimbune US for m eab.) · -, When they ret-ume<I 1 ·asked Mr. X how much we owed. He said, ·~You owe $450. One-eighth of the villa came to $300 and the cost or seven d.inners and six lunches was SlSO. ·' My husband wrote out a check ror MSO'without hesitation but we ·ere ple nty sh ocked b y the arithme tic'. Wfia t ,is your opinion? -SKUNKED DEA.a SK\INKED: Y•--ld .. " .. , ......... x I& Ille ............ ....., .... .... Ille trtp ...... c.&. ~ (A~n Landers~ Opea-end fln1ncl1I a rrange - ments with lrlcnds are always '(i11ky. Invariably l'!Omebody end.• up feellng skunked. In lhJI can It was yo.. Consider it tuition ln The School of Expe rlentt. DEAR A NN LANDERS : Recently f attended a birthday 1uncheon ror a retired busi· ness man. The woman sealed at my left criticized the gentleman at my right for eating so ra pidly. Several guests heard the remark aod were terribly embarrassed as I was. The person who bad been p ut down was visibly un- comfortable and did not respond. Later I mentioned th1J Incident le iqy husband. He saw nothing wrong with lt,Jlosisl 1l was rude. What do you lhlnk !'-£'SECOND· • GUESStD • • -,., • · DEA• SEC: 'fte oa1J tlabll wroa1 with U.e remart Is Utat It wu beaNI bJ olffn. CrWclam la best offered 'rlntelJ. Did' roa mow .... , ._llreda of peeple cboke to •e_.oftel'J yen beea ... &M1 ea& teo rapldlJ ud dlaakl of foed -... lldeed .. ... ....,.., A,_ ... "'.._ .. . """::::I _ .......... .. ... . . HIG HLAND E RS: Orange County PJ!ilharmonic Society's Mus ic Mobile will visit the Women·~ Committee meeting Tuesday, Sept. 14. Mrs. David Tingler. director, will present a demQJlStraUon and talk , duplicating what the group's docents do when they travel with the van to Orange County schools. Reservations m ay be made by calling MTs. Richard Day al 546·3424. PA N H E LLE N I C: The Newport Harbor group will celebrate its 25th anniversary at a meeting at 10 :30 a.m . Wednes- day, Sept . 15, in the Glen~le Savings and Loap, Newport Beach .. Putprestdents wUl be honored and a SSOO acholarship will be presented to Jennifer Brown. a .. Minerva award winner. BRANDEIS 'WOMEN'S COM· Mll'TEE: A membership brunch will be held by the Oran1e Coun- ty members Wednesday, Sept. 15, at Harbor View Homes Clubhouse. Judy Rosener , chairperson of the Coast al Commission. will talk a bout Proposition 20-Was ll Worth U? ALPHA OMICRON Pl: Open- ing their 18th year with J salad ~u p per are Or a nge Cponty Alumnae who will gather at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. IS, In t he Huntington B.each home of Mrs. CaU Paul. CRTA: Orange Coast Division will meet for a noon luncheon Tuesday, Sept. 14, in t.h&Ml111ion Vfejo Country Club. Some New Directions is the progr am topic. By BEA ANOEllSON .......... .., When ISO frit-nds t;ntht>red to puy tribute to J ohn p Turner, who is retlrin~ as director or the Family Serv1<'c As :soclatJon of Orange County. they turned the progrum into a Friar's Club Roast. As speaker1> fondly rtculkd their Ubi.oclotlon with thl' director. the)' threw in u lot of kidding obout hli. foibltoi. pointing out thol the mun is "only humun." Mlchu~I J . Quigley, vice president of the boortl who em- ceed the progrum, Introduced the gut'M M honor us "l\t r. Chubby Checkers." In giving a resume of Turner's cdurution und ex peric.-nce, Quigley said. "H<> rounded out hi?' career oi. 11 lecturer at Chapman Coll ege which concluded with their finunclal collapse. NOT A 'YES MA N' "When he came here. he said he wouldn ·1 b(• known tts a 'yes man.· He's beep negnlive ever sinN.' "He added minority personnel/ but when the $tarr asked. whalabout the A;,iy liberation front. J ohn pasl>ed out "When he " as told I hat 1-'annle F'oxc and Wilbur Milll> were on the phont' askmJZ for a <-ounsehng appointment, John asked. 'Can't they help themselves?· "With the ladies au:dli;.iries h<' alwu)S knew the right thing to say to the wronl-! person." Carolyne i\1 itchetl. board m ember al)d pa:.t president or Las Marineras Auxilfary, said. "J ohn-was never stuck for an answer. lie could dilute a two-minute idea into a two- hour dissertation." From Rosanne Stone. head or the San Juan Capistrano Branch : "John always was a modest and proper man. Sex was hardly spoken or in the oJfice. CLIENTS? "He thought Masters and Johnson were cli ents, and wondered how long their case would continue. "When sex therapy finally reached his desk. he s aid. 'Let everyone go to Riverside. Maybe tho smog will t ake care of lh<' problem..· .. .. But finally '' e had a sign on the bulleun board saying. ·Human Sexuality is a fact in Orange County'." Beverley Benson. assistant director of United Woy, ob· scn·ea ·~-do~~ ror JOhn. l>ul when h<> came to this county it was tranquil a nct petty crimes were such things as poaching.from Ol'C'hards. "Twenty ~cars later our f:l\·orile fi sh wrapper tells ui. there arc 10 divorces for e\•ery nine marriages, crime statistics are incr easing and the only jobs available nre !or social workers-qualified or unqualified.·· Freda Burnside, Western Regiona l and Wn:.hington representative for FSA, declared, "The roast :.tops here." LAUDATORY RE MARK$ And so it did a.S she lauded Tunier's Jeudershlp, ex- pansion and growth of the agency during his tenure '9nd described Turner as a "tolnl package-part pixie. p;,irt maverick and the devil's advocate ... and always up front." Turner ~id-he Celt his life was unusual --for o man "orking 41 years in social ser vices. He secs the profession altracting m ore men and Turner believes the male/female partners hip is necessary in anything to make It work. Ills profession al llfo, he s::iid , also was unusual in thal he had experienced more quality in the later vcnr1>. lie suid he teamed that blg~er is not ah' ays better when he left the Veterans ' Administration to work with a fledgling ngency. "J k1,1ew I couldn't rail, When you s tart at the bottom, the only direction to go is up ... MRS. O'ELISCU MRS.PANN Vows Recited O'.Eliscu·N1chots Co mm unity Churc h Conar egatJonal, Corona del Mar WU the setUng for the marriage of Laurie Nichols and J eff D'EUscu. The bride is a gr aduate of Newport Harbor High School. at- tended Principia Coll<>ge and now ls studying at UC Irvine. Her bUJband graduate(! from the Un ivers ity o f Southern CaJltornla ·and is a member of Beta Theta Pl. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Edward G lobokar, all of Newport Beach. • •• Pann-Adams A home in Pen11acola ls bein g established by Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Pann. who were married al St. Andrcw'g Presbyterian Church, New.port Beach. - T he bride is the forme r Victorin Ad ams. daughter of Mr. and 1\1 rs. J ohn B. Ada ms of Irvine. Sh e is a graduate of Laguna Dench High School and au en ded the University of California. Santa Bar bara, where she was a fliliated with Chi Ome1a and m ajored in cinema and history. , Her husband, son ol the Hans P anns of Stockton. is a 1raduate of Mt. Diablo High School, Stockton, and was graduated m11n a cum laude from Cal State, Santa · Batbara, where he ..-a Zeta Beta Tau and a m ath m ajor. Ile Is a pilot in the. Navy. ••• The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waller P . Balders ton or La Canada, where he graduated from hil(h school. She also attended UC Irvine and graduated from Scnpps ColleJJc. Iler h u11ba nd, son of Mrs . Oliver P. Holt of Costa Mesa and the late Mr. llolt. is a Newport Jlarb<1r lllgh School· gradual<' and attended O range Coast Collene. He is a student el California State Univers ity, Fullerton. They will live In lhc Newport Beach area. ••• Coates-Leone Peggy Ann Leone and Hugh Burton Coates were united in marriage in a ceremony In hl11 Newport Dcoch homo nttcndccl by the couple 's children und grandchildren. • The bride IK the daughter or Mrs. Chester Comb11 of San Ber nnrdlno and the late Mr. Combs . • Tho bridcJ:room 1s co-founder or Irvine National Bank and 'former president of Microvision. He is pt etide nl ot David.lion Tool and Dye, Coeta Mesa. The newlyweds are making their home In Newport Beach. • • OeVusser-Tomlln Melvajean T omlia and Tracy DeVuaae.r exchanged marriage vows ln a ceremony in the Costa Mesa home of the br ide's parenll, Mr . and Mn. Perry O. ·Tomlin J r . The bride at~nded Coata Mesa H.11h School, a nd her husband, eon of the Henry M. DeVuasen ot Hunt1n1ton B each, a ttended Edison H11 h School in tlunt- ingtoo Beach. a nd is tervlng in the Navy . T he coupl,e will live in Honolulu. ' l .. Sunday September 5 1976 SF Sightseers Taken to Heart Hy LA RI•; KA.,'i PEB Ot tM o.ta• e.• M,,ttt A tour wLlh ~ dtllercnt t Wl~l is being offered vt. 1tors to San Francisco. Instead of tummg toward the usual at tractions -F1 herman's Wharf. Union Street. trolley cars. the CaMery, Nob Hill. Alcatraz and thclike-lheGlldeGwdcd Toor6'-bu&heed$into areas seldom seen by tourists and probably ig- nored by many city resident." procl:uming, "It':. our home We -.on t mu''° · The young Chinese explam ed 1"hut OJ large cor· poration hu been lr)•mg to tear this bu1ldm~ down for the lasl five years. It's change. ll 's happening 1n the Mission District , traditionally a close·knll Lalin communil) Since BART llnu.bave.been bw:rowcd under the. community and a stauon optmed in Ila heart, middle class whites have been movtni in ••• and pushing the old families out. lracted immigrants who haH' found security within their subc ulture.. · .. Hopefully , by ta.lung thl:. tour you hl\\'t' seen that. lhuo re \ tal comm1tnltie • • · h !>:.ltd ... nut he qwckly mentioned the "encroach ment" of BART and large corporallons, reioning md. red,e\'..d.Qpmrn.!:.,.Jn these area!> nnd .ur1:cd moro respet-t, recognition and prolcc on fol' pco·-- ple from other cultures. "We must make We for these people possi- ble," he said. ..._ ::;;:=---~ -... ~~------- TRAVEL OAJL Y PILOT 8 3 PUBLIG NOTICE HOTld Of' HON·ltUf'ONSta1LtTY ~ •ltt• tt M nov ct•~•" ttwt 1"'9 ""' ti-t ......, MU ft4t ._ f' -..Qllif1.,.,._ tor ~-t>o IN~ Of ...... , .. ~, C.~tt• l''O th W";tf'W Ott\rtr •~n mywU on 4M ••t r 01U\d 1l 0.tN h tO•ve t S.Otf"M&-•'• ,,,_ • • H•tM-·# AOM'Q : a 1Ut1 MYlln<1~f l t,.,. • , Htintl"<ltGft is..a<" CA'ltll • ...,..,, ..... CVM>~ C...•• 0..1~ ,_1~. yo••mt><-• 1 I 11 hn l r'l't r.. ... " • PUBU C NO'nCE Cf'·tl1' NOTIC• TOCRIOITOH suroflUo• cou•f'•~n.a nAUOPC&l.l'OUllUOll THICOUNTYO,Oll•MO&. . N• A·llMI htal• ol CONLMA .. .__,.,,,., It cruises throu&h.cthn1c neighborhoods and conclav(!S of alternative li (eslyles tbal are labeled as the The Haight. The FUimore, The Mission. J apantown. Chinatown and Castro Street. And tbe conflicts nnd struiAles or the people, considered a minority In our s ociety, are graphically displayed in murals covering the building walls enclosing a children's minl·park. This tourist would have liked a more ob- jective discus ion of the pros and cons of de· velopmenl and redevelopment attempts in the city. 0 1\llCl,.t !'f..,.cl 0.C-" 11u1 all "'"'~"' "4""9 t•olM• ~lft\t I~• ... <I .... ••~I • .,. ••q11l-.d It tlll' 1n.1m wH" uw rwt•,l•fV vow<htn , •n IM 01!1ct 01 111• f lerk 01 IM tM"" , Each is described as ~ complete. distinct and somewhat indepe ndl!nt .. clth with.in the city "for the hip, black, Latln, J\i.lun und ~ay. ' Vet each area. and U1c people who make it. sh?re a c9m m on clwract cn stic with their neighbors in thls city and all ('1t1cc;. - They share change THIS TOUR . dcscnbcd on a handbill a!. .. a totally new concept 1n ronducted city s1ghtsee- i.ng," ls about these pcopl <'. thl>i r places and this change. ll ca n all bc s~n and sensed while walkmg through tbe streets or Clunatow n, The sound of mahjon1t lJ lcs lllmblcs out like shaking dice from the hallways in a shadowed back alley. Ma h1ong 1s a gambling game popul:ir among the Chinese for many centuries. ex· plained lhe gwdt>. And , around thl' com l'r. there is a s hop with crates of fresh fruit and VC'~C'lables crowding the si~ewalk. Next door is another shop displaying dried dragonflies. s na ke s kins and her bs believed to have medicinal qualities. . It appears to be as it has been for many years Yet. Just a short walk away, massive mQ'1ern bank and hotel bwldings penetrate the ~sk "tth their p<>werful pO&lurcs of strcn2'tb. "It cao never be over-emphasized that we are changing." said tbe guide, a Latino who had grown up in this d1slricl. "The whole process is that we arc learning about ourselves.'' he added In the Fillmore District. whei;e black people sociali:re on "the side"A'alks and street corners. u 101 sitli ,·acant but protectt'd from the hfe around it by a chain link fence. The land had tx>en ctenred by the city's re development a gency with a hope for something better. .. FOUR GUIDES, each with different ethnic origins. took turns talking as the bus c ruised through these and other areas in the windy city. This is not a tour sponsored by the chamber of commerce. Rather. it 1s described a s "a service'' of Glide Memonal Methodist Church. One church member srud the tours were begun t o s how that San Francisco is a pluralistic community. Over the years, it has at- Murals around mff]J-Qark show hentage. ! strvggles o f : STILL T llE BlAS-farncullng the establish- ment's intrusion into thesii commu.nilies and lauding the grassroots work that ts 1toing on as refreshing and important because It includes truths seldom considert'd. And, even if one doesn't eare about these larger questions or change, lh1s tour is enjoyable because it takes the tourist into the reaJ cily. Other people must agree. Although the toul" has only been presented for the Inst few months. the $5 Uckets are usually sold out "'elJ before ils l p.m. departure lime.e,·ery Sunday. Tol.f'r. organizers recommend that paid advance reservations be sent to the church 330 Elti.s_Su:ee.t, San Francisco, 9U02. , ' HI@ Pitney Vitamin E Sexual Potency Qlili~ lf11Jroves Yflth New 'E-Pill' NEW YORK. N Y' 1Spectall- An amu111c MW -supcr<bar,ed .. v11atn1n &Pill bas recently b«n ~vcl()j)ed that rtpo11tdly-quactly incttvt.i and n jll)'tnatn suual dri\'cs ano putcncv for both men and worntn of all •Ctl. I 1 also makes them feel hullb1cr 1111! more youtbfur. 11 is now avail· able to the American public. Tbe new hiah potency E·P1ll not only seems 10 increase sexual ability or both sues but also Mae· tually pcrb up suual in1tres1 and s1lmul1t" 1 pen-ons drsil't'-• 1c- cordrn1 10 a ~pofcSl!llln for lbt m1nuf1cturtr. , _Al.IQ lMPftOvtS HllOAI. HEAL TH •~t111.o ccwrl '"I> Ii''"'"' lhem "'"" ,.,. "' teh.ir~ ,;ovcher\, IO ,.,. 11'1 '"'' l"'° "' 1'1t I. ... OllJ<t ol N•L~ 0 C.Ol!OHART c o lllC•IAllO C V004. Ill\ C••M: Untt• Ori .... 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CA. ~1'11 fP\i\ bu~11\UU 1\ (ftil'tdU'f ,_,CW°""'•"" Otw•OUdi Hlil!h q 0.Y r .... , \t•tt nwnt ""'''"' 11ltd ""''" tM-Cov"lh ,, .. ,, o• 0 f'flnnt C.4hlntr .,.. . .. ·- , , • • • .. , AROUND 1{~0m£R corner from tllese monument-s~is a S•l-!O of the &ituation San Francisco ·s * 1\!1iss1o n Distri ct. : This new. u sy-10-take E·Ptll con1a1nJ new y ormu a eiJ.li\ghly conct nlrilltd vitamin E. It 1ends 10 quickly build up 111d ~rcnathen the nalural pbysioloc1u l proce~s of the body that arc ~hcveJ to be basttally rupon)1t>le for 1b potency, )Olllhfulnm, btall.h and lon1 hfe ~l.."'• RfJtO--__ __ It is a sm all bwlding \H apped m a banner I.· !!;:~.~!~. c~~~~~~~:. .. Reichhold Is part of the 10.000 residents and 1L<1 force that keeps Uietown s urrounding h illsidc!:t of Bod ie in nrmot c yit-ldecl pe rha ps SlOO eastern Cal1rorn1a in· million 1n gold and stead or in thl' homt·~ of silver . trensurt• rollt't'tOr!:t. Nancy. u l '111vc rsity of the Paciht· i:traduate. Is spending ht•r :.umml•r livinit m this ghost town. wo r k1nj: fo r .th <.'• California Park Sl'n kt- Bcfon• 1t lw r amc-a !llf:lk Jtltrk Hodtt' wus I easy p1t•k1111ic; for an,onl' \\ hll \\ :llri I' ti I Cl 11 ri\ I' :\IA \'RE Tll E n•.ii.on GUN l\I EN AND Rambling were just part of thl' town. along with churches. breweries and t he rest. Bodie was 1lt•sc nbed hy n \"isltmg ministe r in 1881 ''ho suid lt was· .. ,\ sc::1 of sin. lashed tw t hl' tl'mpcst of lus~ a n ti passi o n ·· T h e• rl 1 ma l l' h a s bee n dcs<'ri bt>d an si mila r I 1her1• that 'o m ul'h of Bodie '' lt•rm~ 11.'ft IS lh:at lhc Ion~. Wiil It wai; ·oundcd m 1859 dy, dirt' :i nd bump' • od drive kl'l'I>~ "co11ll' d \\J.' b~ \\ atermnn B y. He .. died bcfore he could cn-Thcy !>ct' th.it "Boclil' 1:1 JOY any of his new found mill's" i.1~n . look al the n chcs rou~h road a nd head II l'cd · do\\n ltl nhw •. v 39:'> to l :-torysays he <1 m " a blln ard whi le return· tlrl(.li;l·port or L<'l' Van ma to his claim. Resl· in~iut for bruvlna the dcnt11 chnnged the name road .is minutes , visitors to Hodlt-. orgulng it was • • ... • • -~--_:__::::=:..:.... __ ~ • lll::RB •'Rlt:DLASDER • -=r~~~Y: • • • .. • • .. Jt • • • _.. ...... ~~=----~+-... . ... . ... ... .. • • • * Hlitl 4 OUT OF 5 1'£0Pl£ Indications -are that 1he new E-Pill li'u quick an.I elfe<:tivc l'U BLIC NOTICE NOTIC£ TO CIU!OITO*S N•.A•WJI Svpert.,C• ... t•fltw s ....... e.•··~flll• .... t!MC• .... IY••Ot- t" lhfl M•tt•• ot tn• c,.,,. ot MARJORIC S 1.A'100N. 0.<Hloed ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!~~t! rts11lh to as bich ai 4 out of 5 people ( IO«:f,) 11o ho ha" uitd 11. Nat·<.-1, MubY otvv"' to <,_.to.~ tww1nt <••t"'s •0•1"'' '"" w.c:t GK ... °"''to f•I~ "c1Hd <l•f""'' 14' tM oft<• of t'W clf'f't o• t~ .. tort\Ald coutt or to ('rfl''\llft'\t ttw m to tl't• u~r\lqnied•1 ""* o•I•<~ at ANT H014Y 11 RU >\Cll.. Al· IO"M'f .u L,tw !°'-> (. N••oor1 C."11'" TO LOSE WEIGHT' STOP SMOIUNG7 RELIEVE TENSION? SfLF:-COMFIDIHCE7 sum SUCCH07 FREE AWARENESS WORKSHOPS MOHDAYS-TUISDAYS.WS>HISDAYs-1 r .M. UCTUH 1-0IMOHSTUTIOH Some people rtpoft no 1rut chin~ but fed the hiab po1ency of \itamin E 1n 1he pill dots quickly mah. tbtm f«l tiettv from • ccnetal htallh Slandpoint. Other rtporu alw •how It tend) to •to\tn daily ICJ'lsion and r1vt a mt1rt reined, happier oulloolt on hit" llOW AVAILAllE Or•Y• '" •~ C 1ty o• Nfl'wet"t1 ttf><Kft, '"' Or.tnQt' Cl'KMntt """'"" h I 1Ucr oftkf" '' lht pl..., ~ •I b1i1 lf'it '' .)f ~'"" uf\tl r\•9 \'\1 ,,, •11 m1tttn. ~'I•• "'"1 to' l•d "''"'t' • !:.UCh tl•1fn\. 'IN '" tn1• n o(•\'tf'Y VOJ P\t '\ n .1 I br ftlt'-' , l)ff'IWh\r•f, if~•fl l•rt ""''"'"" t '' m '"th\ .. .,." t .. hnt oun1u.._41lon nt '""'"Ot• ... 0 tl1'\f AU\l h1 lJ. "'' Ot "'40'mtf\H J• ,h ,, The u~ or lh~ hiah potency F .. cufm 011 ........ (ont·a-day) E·Pills 1\ perftealy ANTHO~~';;'~~·~~·;~L safe and •rt now .,a1lable with· Au ... no·•l·l•• . I out pru cription from the ma nu· MIO c. HtwMrt Ctftltr Ort•e factum by mail order only. To :1:~~:·:~~;:11!~erftl•'1MO aet your supply • ..end S6.95 for "Plil>ll\"<'<1 Or•nQ" Coa\I 0-MIY 1>1101 al W«k ~uppl)', (or Sl0.9S for AUO n.ll.n.-1,.cJScpt ). m • 3"11 '' it it A WAREHESS CENTER • ROOM 222 a 30 day supply, or m 9.S for 1 1----------- • • TOWN la COUNTRY CEMTlll 60 day lUpply) wh. cMck or P UBLIC NOTICE • • it • 717 SO. MAIN ST .. ORAMGE M.O. ~ E·l'iU.-DcPL j 16• "71---------it It Merrick RC»d, OcansMW, N.Y. s:~:~~:;~~=~~T::~ • ..._ II 572. (Uneoncfi1iooal lllOlltY· : •• AWAHHISS D-. .. ...-517141 IJ"IJJI STATEO"CALt"O•NIAllOlt or ,.....,...,. .. back SU&nnl« if llOI satisfied.) THllCOUNT\'Ol'OltANOI • '1111.._ L------------------------' Ne.A~ttt1' ~ iiiiijijiiiijiiijlililillliilliililllliiiiiiiiilllll £\l~I~ Of RAll'I• fl AUl CNNC Jt '1f D ••"J • * * * * * * * * * * * • ,:: .. ~,~.~~,i~.::!"~~~":.,;;:..~r:.:::.i'~ NEWPORT VILLA WEST 393 llo!lpital Rd .. N""'port Bf.ac-h pro rtdly presents an nrl exl&ib it by M IG UEL a portrait painter from Mexico City Win Stock MEW fncJllsll C8MI Wnhrft SADDLES 20°/o to 50°/o Off 0.. ... ...... w ..... BOOTS OM~ w ........ FELT UT AHN SADDLES 3 Otlly C 5 & I SW' s.ats lotltet w .. ,. or SpotC•Hd RtcJ. 700.00 s•u 3-S0°0 •hJI •II""'' 11!'\ """'"O' <l••r"f'll _, ... ,,..I I th·· .J•O d ' 1 ,., ... ,. rwqu,,.Od ·.o t 1'-m wttP\ ,,. "" 't•., •-OUCP'lf\. • t~ o•ftr# n• t~ r '• '" ol lM .._. .. • f\\1"'"""" ""· ' t? P•f' .tnl thlm • ..,,,,.. M l\t'U uory YOU<-t'lt r\. •o '""' u ,.,.,,...,•I,,,. otl•c. o• ~MEPHEAI 'lolEPHCRO ANO OUNOAS, ,.,· torney• .>t L~ ... 1111 DuPont Ori"'. Wit• 110 lr1tfnu. C•hl0f'f'\6a9'11S.wN(hi s tne pl1Ke of b<l-.nen of lhe """ rtl1Jrw-d •" •U kt Htert Otr'ftttl\•ftf t the e\l•t• ot ~••d <',.Codtrtt, wtlf'ttn to 1; mon1,,\a1t•' ''" '"''" put>t1caUonof1h t (f' ,, ~0aledJlliQu\tll.1'f' KATHRYN H AUZENNE EUtlitrtt Ol IM Will ol IM 4b0¥e n4mt O 01'<- Hll'NlltO, SHEl'Hli•D NODUNOAS AllM,..Y••ll.•w 1172 O.. ... ~I Ori•• S..•t• 11 lrviM, CA'171S Toi: lllOIU•Mf Allorney1 tor e 11cwlrl c Publl\,.~d O••no• Co•U 0.111< Plkl' Sfpl ~. 11 "• 7', IUlo ·o n 1 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC• TOC.ltlOITOllS SUl'EltlO• cou•T 0'THI! Ht.TIE O"CAl.ll'OltMIA ~lt THI COUNT'!' 0"01tANGf He. A0l llU .£U~f~ ol CHA LOAl'.NI? WOO!>', .. # • , " .. • ' J J ~ 1 • l . .St•ptt>mbf'r 12-19, 1976 I I u.m . -7 p.m. Dally HATS a•> CTTA WOODS.••• Ctr"' 1_. •, WOOO\. 0.t••\td Champagne and ho rs ·oouerves on opening day ''OU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED All SilH & coaors RtcJ. 35.00 SAU 1740 cnslt'r for them lo spell can tukc a walk lnlo the and pronounce. past l11to one or the -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ bo om t o w 1\11 or California. StoWe11Stffl llOllCf 1<, Hl!Al!OY Gl'll!N I~ 11>• tr~Ul)r\ )I IPW" abOVf" I'll med OKedfln• 1•.tt •'' O"'f'\"'""' fl•••nCJ cl111itn\ .,,..."' '""' \61d cHc.utel'lt •r• r•ovtr.O tO U•1• '"' m, ""'''" llW ~c•u••'t' voud._,._ 111 lhO ofll "ol I,,.. O••k of t~• •'>OY• •~ t•llt'dC >!.ltl. ,,,. to Df'•Mnt IMm. with •h. "l<•,Wf' "/ vovthltt ,, 10 \P\f \#WJff'\tO"t t At •h• l)lllct ol RUOOl.PH l MARP(A, Allorn•Y ·•I L•'"· "~" Atle\lu 0 1¥11 , Rt 00ft0D Oe•lh. c..11101"'• 'IOlll. wo1c11 ,, 1n,, ploc• c>t 1111•1,..,. of lhet undertl(lnf"O !ft •II ma•· lort oerl•'"''"O to'"' •"•I• ot w ldO.• teO.nl, wit~ln fovr mOflth> .el"" 111'\ llr\I PVOllu!lon M t111, nollt•. Oalod "'uov•l 1', "" Or RlchaiO T, Wonch f' ••< vlor ot thff Wiii of ,,,., ,.bO.,, ,..,,,.oci..cO(IJ)nl DISCOVER ltUOOl.,H &.HAlitl'&lt And tht'y can chat and gel history pointers fmm Nancy OI' One M the ctozen or so other 11tate emplo~·cs who lh·e In the old \\tltl west town for wh ich th e phr:lSt' :'Dadmnn from Rodie" INSIDE PARKING ON 3-LEVELS Mc HAL HUNT CAP STIRRUP IRONS AtltrfttY •1 1.•w 1-0. Arlttl• atYf, ,.,...,.., .. "~· c.111 .... 1. t0111 Ttl; IJU I JI• t in •I I CONVENIENT TO All STORES wns coined &oath Coast ?tu~ ~:;0 SALE 23so 21 so MINS NHS SUITS Wool & SI .. , w . .tc. ~ •"Jo 24.95 SALi I 240 A1ter,,.y1., 1ucut•r Pvlllt\"'ld Or•"9<1 Col\I 0-41t Pllel, A4IQ I\, lJ, 1',•ncl\t·pl. S, ltl• Jftl> I~ .;r ' P UBLIC NOTICE HOTICI TO CRIOITO*S SUl'lil!IOll COURTOl'TMt STAT& 01' CAlll'O•NIA l'Olt ... THlr COUNTY O' OllAMCK .... A,Mlll Ettnle .. 1.CONA JOH ES HUALI Y, tu l l!ONA J. HUAl.tl 'I', Ot<HM11. , NOJICC IS HCltl'OY OIVllN to,,,,_ ttfd1ton el Ille -.. Mmeo .-.,, 11\11 t ll flt~ l\aVl"9 <1•1-....... ~ , ... !otld Ot<tcltftl ., ••• , .. ,,.., to , ... ,,,.,,,_ """' tM nKftwrt _,,..., )'9 !flt oflk • .. 1i.. ,, ...... t ............. t•• cou•I. Of' lo prutnt nwn1, .i1111M -tHtr' -Mrs, to I.,. Ul'CltrtiGr*I' al IN>oflkt 01 Cl.YOe W. MA\Aftll' Jll.,AllOtM,ttl•W, 171NOf'\llLA9rH. A••· P.O. e .. t11 l1t9tt .... ci,• - .. Builders To Tackle Inflation Moving Up In Real . Estate ......... l..;;...Jl'.'"1!11::;.MP.!!J WASJJINGTON -Govemment overregulallon , high interest rates and peniistenl no-growth policies which have pushed the C()jit oC houtlnte beyond the reach ol milllou ol American families will be the mido tOPics ot dis· cusslon at the lall boud o( directors m eeting of the 80,000-member National As· soclatlon of Home Builde rs lNAHB>. About 1,200 builders from across the nation are expected to attend the Sept. 16·21 meeting in Salt Lake City. Utah. The Salt Lake lliJton will be the head· quarters hotel and some meet· Ing will be held at lhe Hotel Utah and Salt Palace. INTERIOR AMENITIES AT CASTA DEL SOL HOME .. Despite housing's gradual mo\•e toward recovery in the past ·,,--year. the fundament'81 problems which led to the 1974·75 housing depression -the worst in 30 year -are stHI as real as ever ," NAHB President ~obn C. Hart warned. New Section Opens At Casta del Sol A n e w Cai.la d e l So l neighborhood of single-story homes for act,l vc adults. Ceatur· ing a round-the-clock security duplexes and trip(exes available. Cas ta del Sol Js designed for adults over 45 years of age with no resident children under 21. "Casta del Sol satisfies the needs of sophisticated, active adults," said Leishman. "TWO YEARS ago it was im· possible to deal with these issues except on a stopgap or emergen- cy basis," Hart said. "But with today's economy oo a much sounder footing, now is an OP· portune time for tbls nation to s:hange directions -::-beginning with a de-escalation. oC govern· ment involvement, strengthen· ing of the housing finance system and implementation ol sensible growth policies ~botlt the nation. ~ - JIM HEWIT'r'has been promoted to the position OC dirfftor of busines!' plaMlna and re arch at the Mission Viejo Company. accord· Ing to an announcement from the office of James G. Gillerllll, execuUve vice prest<kont. Hewitt Jolnt>d the hom e building firm in 1972 us a cor· porate planner. Later he moved into the post or SUJ)Cr\fiSOr o/ strategic plannlnf(. Previously. he w as a pilot a na flight en gin eer fo r Trans World H&wnr Airlines. Hewitt gradualed from Stanford Unlversity with a bachelor's degr~ and from Columbia University with a master's degree 1n business administration tM BM . LORI BLANTON ha s Joine d Monarc h Properties Inc .• a Newport Beach-based property management firm. us a property supervisor . Mi ss Bla nton wili be r esponsible for company policies and procedures governing lbe over 4,000 un- its in three Western States represented by the firm. he also is area s upervisor of all Monarch ·s Southern California properties. Prior to joining Monarch, Miss Blanton was employed in the Prope rty Ma n ageme nt divis ion of the Parkcenter Corporation in Santa Ana. She will be working out or the fi rm's #" ' I Newport Beach office at 1000 •LANTOfol QuaiJSt. · . BLISS MITTON is the organizer a11d vice presi· dent or a new real estate firm, Heal Estate Portfohos, located at 20-11 Busi- ness Center Drive. lr\fine. The company speciaUzes in the sale or lease of industrial and commerclal pr<operty wtth emphasis on invl'stment and de· Callrorn1a and h as 11ppo1nlt'd ANDREW R. ZJUALDI of Ne..., port Bench 11., \'lce pre 1dcnt lllld · reglon1d rru.1na~cr in charic vr thi~ nt'w llhnilf' of the. cornpony 's operalions . The com vnny has b<'t'n baNt'd in Sun 1-'runclsc(). Cor 44 years wher e 1t has bet'n lovolv\•<J in lorge- $ cu I c com nu rd u I :uut In· du11trla l l'N ll CNI uh• devclo1>· mt>nt . s ail's und µropcrty munutie ml'nt. Zlmbulcl1 cnmc to .. his new· position from Cubot, Cubol & Fortll's when • he wns director oC. proJe<'t developml'nt for the pus\. four years llis duties inclu<k'd, mnnagcment. leus1ng and over-, pll dcvelopml'nt of l'Ommcrcial, i1MuLD• properties for the company. Prior to this assigJipwnt, 7.i mb1.1ld1 "as a senior associate with 'El'Ofll>mics Res earch Associates , one of tht! nation's m ajor mnnagement consultlnlJ firms speciaUzing in real estate operutions . EDMUND P. "BILL" INGAU..S has' rc1oined the sales staff or llwumgton llarbour Realty. 4241 Warner A \'enuc. Huntington Beach . a ftH a n1nl'·month absence during which hl' :-cr"cd as director of s ales for Hudson· on-Memorial. an exclUSl\l' de· velopme nt of townhome:. 1n Houston. Texas. His new assignment "as an· nounced by Dua no Summey, general s ales m an:J(!cr for the Christiana Companies, Inc .. pa rent J irm of Huntington tNGALL) • Harbour Realty and of Christiana Southwest. Inc.-, de\'eloper of llud!ion -Ingalls first joined Huntington Harbour Realty in 1963 and had scrv('CI as tract manager for t.he SeaGate townhomcs und 1Jss1stant sale:.' manager for new home J.UOlfi:l!l bc!ore h1.:. aµµo1Jl1mc.nt to. Houston. • system with guard-gate entry a nd a $700,000 r t>cl'eat ion complex for the exclusi l' use of residents, is now open, according to Grant Sulli van. director of sales ano adver tising for Mission \'ieJO ·Company, bwldcr of the popular retirem ent community Th irty-seven homes arc in· eluded m Neighborhood Seven. rang mg in size from the 1,297 square-foot Eleoa plun to the l .563·square-foot Juanat<i plan. SINCE MOST exterior main· fena nce 1s provided b 1\e homeowners' association, Casla del Sol residents are free from chores to enjoy the extensive r ecr ea tion complex. The recreation center, which over· looks the public Casta del Sol ex· ecutive-length golf course, ln· eludes a la rge, heated swimming pool , physical fitness rooms fbr men and women, 11 therapeutic pool, billiard and ~room, card room, various cran. rooms, and a brand new indoor sbuffieboard cour~ "Unle ss the free enterprise system is put back to work again in one of the few industries where stiff competition ,u11 exists between small busiDessmen, we will witness a decline in the quality and quantity cl housing that this nation needs with even mlddJe income families finding themselves priced out or the market and denied the American dttam of ownirig a home." velopment prOJects . ,-;:==================::; Mitton is u member of the Newpo rt Beach Board o f Re!lltor s. He was previously with Red .Carpet Realtors and ALL FOUR floorplans offered in this neighborhood h;ive two baths, an eating area in the kitchen and a formal dining room. According to Jim Leishman. sales manuJ?er. Custa del Sol ho mes have m anv fcut:!lres rare· ly found in reiiremcnt com· munit1c:.. including s mgle-lcvel design, two-car garages with automatic garage-door opener:. ' and centr-al refrigerated uir con· d1t1onlng. Additional amenities <ire cov r rt•d pat ios . ca rp e t 1n l{ throughout. nil-electric kitchen With bu1lt·in barbecue, lf3S fireplace with log Ughter stub· out. s tylish vaulted cellinlJ'I. and kitchen-to· patio ser~nJ? bar MA NV CASTA d el Sol re· sidences are single·f:lm1ly de· tached. although there are some .... FOUR FURNISHED models are open daily from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the sales complex. located on Casta del Sol near Marguerite Parkway. The new Casta del Sol Fiesta fe ries of patio homes in four ~tyles are also on display at the Casta del Sol model complex. To reach the model complex. take the La Pai offramp from the "' San Diego Freeway nnd drive east. Turn left on Marguerite P a rkway, drive pas t th€' Marguerite RecreaLion Center and tum right on Casta del Sol to the models TOTAL HOUSING starts in June were at a seasonally adjust· ed rate of 1,492,000 units, up 4.3 percent from May and 38 percent over the rate a year ago. However. the weak sector con· tinues to be multifamily pro- duction which in June declined S.8 perce nt from May's annually adjusted rate of 363,000 units. The 1.200 member NAHB Board or Directors. which meets three times a nnuaJly, is the policy,. making body of the Washington based trade as· sociatlon. The fall board meeting "';11 be preceded by meetings of standing and s pecial committees where policy recommendations are usually initiated. MITTON California Mor tgage Services. A Costa Mesa resident, Mitton attended CSU Fullerton where he o~runed a degree in business administration with an emphasis in fina nce. JACK CUSTER of Newport Beach has been ap- po.inted s ales manager for Harbor View Knoll , Irvine Pacific Developm,ent Company's newest re- sidential project in Newport Beach, according to president Frank H~hcs. Custer will supervise all sales fort he 64 -unlt-de· velopmenl, located in the Irvine Company's Village of Harbor View. Macnab/Irvine have been named exelusivc sales agents for the project. With Macnab/Irvine Custer was Sales Manager for Deane Homes in Big Canyon. In ad· dition, he was a sales man for Promontor y Bay H om es Previously, he served in project management for the McDonnell Douglas Corporation and the Aerospace Corporation. Norris, Beggs and Simpson. a West Coast real estate management and mortgage banking firm, has opened a Los Angeles office to serve Southern We Just put a tide lnSulance oft1ce Real Estate #' ·''Questions/Comment In your speech the otber evenlag, you spoke or an adap&ation of "Murphy's Laws" as they pertain to the real estate business. I agree that l& helps to have a sense of humor and develop the ability to laugh at ourselves. It ctoes"seem that if something can go wrong, It wUI go wrong •.. and tbat ls wben we nffd to laugh at ourselves mCMrt or all. Would you please reprint &bose "Laws" for me in your Dally Pilot column. J .T.R .. Costa Mesa I'm sure )'OU have noUced that the house that you !<now Is going to sell within a few days seems to never sell. The neglected property that does not show-well and Is overpriced sells wilhln.alew dae)'S_ The seller who really doesn't care whether he sell! today or in December will have fi ve solid deposits taken on his home this weekend. The buyer on bis way back from the beach in his bathing suit makes a realistic offer and beys the appropriate hous e for himself. while.the Intent buyer that ha. studied the housing market for seven months and has looked dally Is still look Inf( for the right house at a good buy and has not found one yet. They seem to be simple real estate truis ms a nd are an adaptation or Murphy's Laws. • Murphy's Laws slate thnt ln the area or pro· ductlon, any wire cut to length wlll be too short. Identical units tested under Identical conditions will not be Identical In the field. A dropped tool will land where it can do the most damage. That is also known as the law or sclectlvc gravitation. Murphy's Law continues If tt circuit cannot fall, it will. A rall·safo circuit will destroy others. Components that must not and cann~ be assembled improperly will be; the most fragile com ponent wm be dropped. A transistor proteded by a (ast-acting ruse will protect the fuse by blowing first. Any error that can creep into a calculation will do so, and that e rror will be In the direetion that will do the most damage to the calculation. All cons· tanls seem to be variables. In any given com· putation, the figure that is m95t obviously correct will be the source or the error. I am sure that we have all noticed that aner the last of 24 mounting screws have been removed from an access cover. it will be discovered that the Wl'Ong access cover has ~ removed. After an access cover has been secured by 24 screws, it will be dis· covered that the gasket has been omitted. The probability of a dimension being omitted from a drawing or plan Is directly proportional to its importance: and when~ want a pa~lar tool 4. ~· ;pa~lar Jqb. tMr( ~l»-rool aft'&Olill. that tool will be missing. It wm make its reap. • pearance the moment the need for it is past. And the beat goes on .......• where It will do themost . Conveniently located in Fountain Valley. Our new title insurance office is open to serve tb~ Realtors, Escrow Officers and Lenders of Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach and adjacent communities. It's the very first full- service title office in the area. The new Title Insurance and Trust office is staffed with skilled people who have lived and worked in Orange County for many years. · Stop by and meet our Manager, Dan Squier, a 15:year title man. See the difference local, personal· ized service can make. ADAMS AVE. 18390 Brookhurst Slrtel (nl!ar El/isAvmne) Fottntai11Valk);CA.92708(714)9634525 .The Liberated . -Ha me How detightful to have a houi.t' b1~ enour.h to entert..iin in grac1ously, but one thJt .il.,o lets you walk .iway for a wel'k or i1 mon th without the mamtenanH• Jnd t•cuntyum{nn., o( J ronven1ton11I home This Is th1• l'!>.,rncc of th,• l1b<'t,llt'J l1foi.tylt• .H B•H C.1nyon Townhomt• .. Lu1iuriously dct.iilcd 2· .>nd J-lx•droom condomin~um homc>s with lovely p.Hios or balconle11, overlooking the golf cuurs<> u( th1• priv<llt! ij1g Canyon Country U ub Bc.1utlfully l.indst:.lPf'd courtyard11 mednder to your door tep. Priv.lle tennl' and swlmmlng- Jlltl a ~t roll .1w.1y. . All thii. is .rn t•xclusivc niunl ry dub t"nvlronml'nl plus thr nt'.trby rt'cre11tion, sh()ppinA, .1nd rornm..r1·1.il .1m1•natws 1h11t m.ikr Newport lk.ich living 'o pl<'.l'-ur.i bl1• ,111tJ Ul111.fUl' 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bedrooms &. Ot11 3 Bedroom•. 3 Bedrooms &. Oen $99,800 ;o $159,900 So~ay Sept rnber S 197'6 DAIL V Pit.OT 87 1\fei~ter {:ompany ormed ,. I Sillgle W ofilen •1 Buying Homes PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS IUStHU$ NAMI ITATIMlNT '""' tooo"''"" °"'W" u ~no CW• ..... COA\T SllClT MITAL 1'4C ,,_ W Ill" \trft1, Co•l• •••· Cothl.,._ •:..11 (e•\f )'-•f t M et.tt , If\\ • 4' C•IOouw• CMl>O••tl•,,. ,,. w '"" \1,..,1 C~•uM.-. C•l1lor,.1191tJI -Formation of a new homebuild1n~ f1rrn, &ht• Meister Compnn). "1lh headquarters in In mt>. hos bcl'n announcl"I h\ Howard W'. Me1stl'r II. president. <.1eograph1cal ('()fl(' or lhe company'!> opl•r ,1 · tions will include Orani.:c County and nllrlh Son Diego County 1n1lioll y. w\lh some t.'x v:1t1l'tlon into PorlaQOS or • I{ 1 V('rSldl• County project ell for futur'e dt,, t•lu1>nH•11i-. Concentralini: on ~tnl!h' family homt'l'>. rfft"lul'b will r :inJ!t' from mttl priced to lu>.un n·~1dc11 tial commun1t1l''> FRO~I 19i3 lo 1!176. M,eisler sen l'd a., 111 t''>I dcnl of l ht> Southt·rn California d i\ •~ton of Ponderosa llo rnt•.., lie was form1•rl~ pr t•:.tcknl \\1lh res pons1b1l1ty· JS chief· executive officer for Lar" in San l>tt'l!O. Inc. on San Dit•~o honw :ind apartment bmldin:.: operations Thomas K. Calh..,ll"t . executive \'ICC pn•s1d<>11l of The M~isler l'ompu11y Wjl_li formt>rl~ ll!>SUl'Wlt'\I \\' r l h ll . 11 ;\I I 11 (' r Oe\1elopmcnt Compan) or Nc>wport Beach as 11n .. ' . . a c.hu:J j!X l'cutiv<' oHlcer. ' CONSTRUCTIOS \'ICC president for lhc nt-wl) · ,Jormed comp:ln) 1:. :-.:t•.il p . Graham. who ~cr\'C'd ;n a similar capac ity for J>OJiderosa llomes. Ile w:d also former director o C,cons t ruc tlo n fo r t:hrss1c Deve lo pment CO(porat1on for lhrl'c . e.Icrs. • Sew land acqu1 ... 111ons ..ire now in pr eparation ~s s ite pl::ms and r(':.tdt·n· l1al d(',1g ns are nt.'anni,: complcuon HILLSIDE HOMES OF BROADMOOR SAN CLEMENTE HAVE PANORAMIC'VIEW OF !l-oom for Life at' Bro.admoor Tht• ll'~m.., ·11\ mg room .mt1 "family room· .ire not JU:.l .1rch1tct.'tural labl-ls lis:htly tossed into j broch url' ,1boul Uro;ulrnoor llomc>:.' h1lls1 dc nt!1ghborhood 1n San Ctemcntt•. All four b aste pains have been planned \\1 th 'l'parole. spat·1oos family and lh'ing rooms de· :,i~ned 10 ml'l'l t hl' hou:.1ng nefds of a modern lam1ly. Rate of Increase In Hoines Drops • l'll IC.' \GO i-:, t<lence is mounting that lhe ml<' of 1nn<>as e 1n tht• ml<liiun prn:c of un exislini:: s10(!lt'-fa m1 l) hnmc 1s mode ral1ng, Philip (' Sm a by. t>rt•sld<'ot of tnc 1\Ufionul Association or Rcnllors. belit•ves. ..., Smuby. dunn iz ascsswn oI th~ as:.ocwh on ·s an· nuul 1\luv meN1n£:. al the Drakc Hotel m Chicago, potnt('d to a rrporl Crom the organization's Depart· nn·nl of EcunQJTI 1c" and Re:.1:arch which showed that thl' median pnc<' in :\l arch increased 8.6 per- cent from t he previous :\lan·h. ""Thi!> 1s lhe fourth con ecull\"e month in which thc \'t'ur ·tO·\ ea r ad vance has been less tha n 10 per- «ent," he added. The median price in M:irch was S3i.190. up from 53-1.UO for the same month last ~cur Pre' 1ously r c.>portcd increases. the department notl'd. "er1: 9 I per cent in December; 9.3 pe rcent, JJnuar~. and t).!) percent. February. ~ Thl' modl'rating trend, Smaby said . i!. e\"ldcnl m thrf'l' of 1hc four rl'gtons of the nation. The \rest, \\llh a ~I Jrrh 1nt·re.1~e of 15.6 percent lo 54-1 ,160, 1s lht• only n·~wn '' hl'rl' prices still <ire ad\·a nring from~ l'ar to ycur at the dnublc d1g1t p:ire SOME OF TllE FE.\Tl"IU:S p rovided b~ Broadmoor in tht• <1Ctl\'e areas include cu!.tom ftrepl:H'CS. cable tclcv1s1on outlets. !.hdmJ? i;tlas!> doors to pul1os and yards, and · a gas line for loll hithler s Some plans Include slamed ''ood cc1hn1= b<'am:. while 01hers offer vaulted ceilings with clcrcstory "indows Thl' larges t model. the 2.325-square -fool Sandcastll'. fentures a custom fireplace in both lht• family and li ving rooms. Eaeh also boasts a panormamic view of the ocean from in front of ils fireplace. Both rooms are also s unken , set al u !.lylish :.lep-down lcvcl. Another large plan. the Brigantine, with 2.242· :.quare-fcet. displays a large ljving room directly rnnnected to t hc dining room. Both rooms present <1lmost a solid wall of ocean-view oriented &.)a!.S The family room has its own wet bar and slit.ling glass doors to the side yard. THE FOURTH PLAN. THE 2.067-square·foot Windjammer, puts both family and living rooms facing the ocean v11?w. The tlving-roomis at :i lower lc\'cl lhan the dinin~ room , pro1o'idiog..botb with clear view of the vista beyond. All three of the largest models art? four bedroom homes, while the Scasc:tpe is a three bedroom design. A majority~ or the homes in Broad moor Sun Clemente have ari ocean \"iew and the li\'in( room . f:lmily room, or both, have been carcluUy d~j to take maximum advantage of the \'iew. PRICES OF TICE ~EW Broadmoor ho mes range from S87 ,990 to Sl00,990. 1''urnished models are open from 10 a .m. to6p.m. daily. To reach Broadmoor Sun Clementr. lake the Ave Pico offrnmp from the Sun Diego f''r eeway and trave l north to A\'e Presidio. Turn right and drtvl' up the hill to thene1j?1\?}orhoocl entrance. NEWPORT'S PREMIER CONDOMINIUM 601 Lido i Califomin's premier conciominium rt!Sidence. Jt is also, quite likely. the la t of its kind. Dominating Newport B<>ach from the waters' edge at Lido isle. this location aJld the ·sweepi,ng harbor and ocean views it offers may, with the passage of time. become pricclt'~. Your privacy and ~urity arc assured through a ~-I -hour closc-0 C"ircuil tele,ision MJrVl'1llancc. '~tem, a call button in each n'Sidcnce, a :?4 -hour !';C'Curity guard and a rl'8ident mana~er. ,.----------, Mr. H!ln Rt ..... ..t. llOI l.icin !'all. Dm<'. I ll't· ... prirl Bt·.1· h. r""'· ·•.!6bll I l'i'l H 1t:.1.1t11 I I • Ple3-<' •rncl mr motl' ml11rt11.1l1••11 .ih.1111 ,1 hullf\ rondo1n1n1um .11 1~11 l.1rl11 1 .. Namei f: Addrt I:: Cits :: Phont Tht>rl' is. of <·ourh4.', t1 heated swimming pool 1ind \\ hirlpool. A palatial r('Sidents' salon furnished in Louis Quinze looks1out over the private boat ~hps a nd across the harbor. Euch restdf'ncl' otfors n step-down living room with u wt-t bar nnd a private balcony. Each master suite, a private dres..,ing area, oversiw 1111L'ltcr bul h and bu1h ·in ~unn. Tht detailing j.., painstnkitlg: the appointments faultless. t;(ll Lid1J rt·pr~ents not only n residence of l'\qu1i;1tl· qual1tv, but an o pportunity that mu\' m:\l!r aga111 bl' duplicuu:d. If you ha,·e · l'\ t-r w n:-1dt· 1 e•I o~ 11t•rsh11> ul 11 tlrw mrld<F m1nium l'l'!>tdenu-. 10\ e~ugntt· Hill Lido no1L 601 LIOO PARK DRIVE E\l'l"llt·nt h i'' financm~ fl'ail.1hll" I~'. A.l'.H ) .From $125,000 ·'Single women are h1llmg their stride as home b1.l)1ers tn C11 lifom la. ··tn 1974, one out of every 35 mortgage loan ar· pllcanti1 1n Callfomln was a i;ingle d1st .. rrcr -in 1975. the figure rose to one out of every 25 nppli· conts. current statisllcs show a jump lo one oul of every 16 applicants in the first half or 1976. So rt'PorlS Jackson W. Goss. president and chief executive officer or Investors Mortgage lns1.1rance Company. Boston . u s ubsidiary of Investors Mortga~c Group, Inc. IMIC. a leading organiiation ln the private mortgaa:e Insurance Industry. works with lenders. such :ts S"avtn-gs-1md loan assodntions, mutual savings banlcs and commerdal banks. by insuring lhe lop 20-25 percent of high-ratio con- venuonal mortgage loans. ACCORDING TO RECENT nauonal studies whio.h covered California and in which 264 single female home shorpers were queried~ housing sales In this area wll increasingly reflect female in· terest. "lier eamlng power today," Goss ootes. "as well as her increased interest in home ownership hus made.: her :is acceptable a mortgage loan candidate as is her male counterpart." Mote :ind m ore carcer-rnmdL>d fe males. hc'em- phas\zes. arc dlscovenng the ta x a dvan.tages of owning their own homes. HOME-SEEKING UNl'IARRIED distaffers in California fall primarily into the 35-a nd-under age bracket -66 percent are college educ a led. Other highlights of the national study 111clude: •fo'or the ~·ears 19'74·l975. the incomt· growth and e mploymcol Sl:lbill!Y pj!Ufins or these single women were equal to those exhibited hy compara· blc male-headed one-earner 1am111cs. •Project ed 1976 Income for s ingle-wom an households reflects continued gains which fn the past three years have averaged 9· 11 percent. Income ~rowth p:ltterns for s ingle fonlal~ family heads oow fall wittun rive or s ix r.ercentuge J>Oints of male familial heads ·A~IONG SUCH SlkGLE distaff home seeker!., there 1s a strong trend toward mulli·family set lings -either condominium townhouses or apartments. Two-thirds of the women queried listed security. maintenance-free housing settings and buill·in social :idvantages :as the three most important motivators towards the condo option. •Th.s group at the present ume. seems to prefer new dwellings lo e xisting properties -a nd responds es pe cially well to d c\'eloper!. · n ew markct111i:. financing und packaging :.ystem:.. •Despite the popularity of the condominium . single women in the U.S. also have most recently been d1spla\•1nf.! rcncwl'<I mlerc.-.t in the :-angle· 1anlily detached unit. DllC's single Tema1c sales project ions for 1977 suggest a strong comeback or single-fam ily detached -with lhis group purchas- in g s uch uni ls \\ ith :?O percent more frequency than Is now l'xhlbited -bringing the ratio of s ulc::. to GS percent t•ondos, 35 pcrcenldetached dwellings. •}~OR THOSE NOW SHOPPING for d(.•lached units. muny point to new security features u~ ~ell :is nelghhorhood appeal and special privacy. •Charncterisp cally, sin~de women.shopping for det:iched homes arc in U1e 25·31 age bracket -and many have lived in older, private homes during sorority. col legc or graduate s chool years. •Almost 70 pl'rcent or the single women que ried expressed a wllhngncss to tackle a renovation job if the house filled their personal and budgetary ·re· quiremcnts. •The average p rice of ho mes now being purchased by single women is S37 .500 as compared to S35.000 in 1!175: S28.500 in 1970. "It 1s e\"ldent that lenders now find single women to be scriolL'; ;md responsive home lolin seekers." Goss concludes Poet Flays Students BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP> -Argenl1· ni an writer and poet Jorge Luis Borges says his U.S. speakin~ tour has shown him that American college students are ··extraordinarily ignorant.·· "They read only what they must lo pass exams. what the professors choosl!." .. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOU\ 8U\INBS NAME H ATt MENT Th<t fl)lllJ\llf ,,.1 P•, ""'" h cJOHY) t ...... f"IV\\ '. OArl\ Ml01A \ ~(.llVtr( CO. 1SOC ''"'"""' r ,,,,.~, t:I\~ AOO(Mt l Jl't t4f l'''' to P\ltt C,,tth HJl"ll n~1f "'I • t r1 ''\ 1;H'l fh 1' I di'# ct... ' PUBLIC NOTICE CP0211• NOTICE TO CllEOITOllS l\Jl'ElllOll COUllTO, THE STATE OF (Altl'OllNIA '011 THECOU~TY C.l'OllANGE No •-•Un ( I ti• ~t OEN JAMIN M AU'.MMI 1~,. ..... .._ .. '' <O<l<IU~IH lit •<~ Pl>'••-COASTSU l T Mtl .. 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C.O'Ol'I• <I.rt NI• r, CA •lO• f~/\ llU\•ll•O I\ <Ot'\du(lt d by " 90n1r•l ,,..rlMnhlp, Ot1"" A Ot rlh• DAIL'!'. PILOT Sunday S!!ptl!mo~ 5 1978 ARCHITECTURE OF WOOOBfUOGE EST~TE'IN IAVINE Rich Architecture In Irvine-Estates Some uf America ~ r1chei.t arehiteelura l t rndil1om are be· mg recreated an tht• Woodbndgc Estnles rcsadenllal series. c·ur· rentl_y-observ1ng •ls formal grund opening in the new ln1nc vtllagc ofWoodbndge Tudor. Dutch .. and AmencHn Colonial styling. as practiced in some of the country·s most pre stigious res 1de nt1al area:.. are c lear!~ an ev1denC'e an .the archl~clural designs cre<lWd by Irvan~· P ac1f1c De velopment Company. builder or the Estates As ll IS true Of a ll lirst units al Woodbrtd~e. the first phase of homes at Woodbndge Estates was sold out to pre-opening re ,gistrants ll owevcr. s alec; : representatives are accepting :names for future phases. ---~~h ed ultt to corrte4tn lmc : periodically during the next two •~ears. and the second phase or ·homes as bean~ readied for an ·early fall opening. FIVE FLOOR plans. 1.520 to 2.296 square rect In i.aze. offer two, three and four bedrooms with two. t\\10 ;rnd ooe·haJr or three baths The l rvme Company selt-cted the architecture of the estates to become the des ign theme of the village's first quadrant. n s ing on 400 acres situated r oug hly midway between the Santa Ana :rnd San Diego freeways on Culver Drive in the city o( Irvine. West Yale Loop is a ma1or • Woodbridg~ thoroughfar e, and at is along this boulevard that the • ·Estates will be .built, contribut· r9ing their particular charm to the l· overall Village a tmosphere. t DORMER ANO bay windows. turne(i w ood bani s t e r s, ·1 raditionally paned windows and... vaulted ceilings with rough·hewn '-open beams combine with ~ri_.ch wood. stone and stucco exte riors to e nlian.ce the elegant ap· ~ pearance of 'these distinctive I horn~. Three types or brick are f bein~'ied to complement three t different types of architectural r stone Inside as well as outside the Estates . L On comp l e ti on . t he 168 1 Woodbt"ldge E s t ates will encompass 30 acres wlthJn the Viflage of Woodbridge. The Woodbridge Estalel\ arr ronst ructed in units of two or three and are offered in six dir· ferent bui I ding combinatio11s Wtth 3 total Of 17 traditional elevatio.ns. THE LARGEST o f the an· dlndµal plans is the 2.396 square foot Washington y with-three bedrooms p lus a den. and three baths an its two stories. A curved stairway lead ing to the second floor is one or this hom e 'li -a~itectural highlights. A sun· ken Roman st yle tub·shower combination graces the master bath. The two-st ory Adams plan. with four bedrooms and two and a half baths within its 2.161 square feet is the second largest of the Woodbrid ge E states hom es. DoTmered windows. open·'be a m-m ltrrgs-nnd a"l?fa-st-er suite are a rew o r the many key features in this home. Next in s ize is the two-story Madison. with 2,044 square reel. This three bedroom. two and u half bath home has a spectacular vaulted ceiling capping its living and dining rooms. a dec:..oralive and c omloc.t.abl bay window nook next to the kitchen and a bay window in the liVing room itself in s elected elevations. 'NIE FOURTH o( the plans al Woodbridge Estates is the two· s t ory Lincoln. with three bedrooms and two and a half baths, and the m ost efficient plan is t he J e fferson with two bedrooms and a den. aJoog with two ruu baths. in a single story . The Lincoln a nd Jefferson orrer 1,870 and 1,520 s quare feet. respectively . Each home has a masonry fireplaC". either in the living room or family room, and a ll bomes.hau..J:.O.mJ>.letdY e~JQ!>~ two·car gar ages. T ours of the Woodbridge Estates ·models are available daily from IO a. m. until 6 p.m. To reach 1he Woodbridge sales in· rormation center, take the Culver Ori ve offramp from either the Santa Ana or San ~ Diego freeway. From the San Diego, turn nor th to Warner Avenue and the entrance to Woodbtidg . rom-lhe" Santa Ana. tum south to Warner . The Woodbridge Estat.es l'lales om ce is located ar 162 West Yale Loop. Cloud Ahead? ~End to House Inflation Seen : SAN FRANCISCO While the housing m ark et is acceleratlnJ? •in nil pric<' rungcs and looks · slrong we ll Into 1977, a gray doud looms on the horiwn. ~ 'fhis Is the woy a leader of the West's housing industry summed ~P the outlook for homcbuyers • and the homebui I ding industry. Paul Opp, president or the • Pac ific Coas t Builde r s Conference and head of Paul Opp ~and Son Construction Company Of Sacramento, said "traffic at ·pew housing developments is out· ~standing and de mand 111 strong ... • But he a lso issued a warning. . • "THERE'S NO doubt that the ·-.eed f o r horn es 1s g r eat. .P a r t I c u 1 a r l y 1 n t h e moderate incom f area. Yet ·the.re's one ttray area. th4! one big question of how long people can ~~bsorb the Increases in land, !tabor and materials that are cur· :nntly pricing four out oC 10 peo- ;ple out of tbe m arket. .. Opp said. r· Opp predicted that by the time the 19th Pacific Coast Builders Conference rolls around oixl : _June, the crucial topic of con· ,}'enation will center on bow to .-.ualify bll)'ers for new homes. : . ''Contrary to some opin1oo. :prtces a re going lo continue to :dimb for new houses. Today, :fumber-prices are g~ cra~y. rising on a d aily basis. Moreo ... er. new labor contracts for the 46 northe rn California counties arc up next June, and you know they'll spell hig her cost!'I. "BY NEXT June's PCBC we may be racing a situation where not. four. but six out of every 10 buyers a re priced out of the ma rket.·· Opp declared . He indicated that there is no clcar·cut :rns wer to making housing availablt lo m or e Americans. but he did point out that it's likely to come from a combloaUpn or a more com· prehensive Fede ral subsidy pro- gram. new financing methods. and greater acceptance on the part ol buyer.s or more modest housing. OPP CONCLUDED by calling upon all elements of the housing industry -the builder, labor, material producers. cev- ernmental afenci es. and homebll)'e.r• -o cooperate ln order that the majority of Americen s can enjoy homeoWJJecahipjA.Lbe.ba.IMQe.Gf I.his decade. The .Pacific.. Coast Builders Conference is the nation'11 lar1est re1lonal builder.s event, drawing in excess of 6000 people from the homebuilding and li&ht con- stnJction industry in the West. Home Buyers Face Dilemma With ra't\ land in central Onwee Count) rea.c~ $90.000 per acre the count} ·s nt>w homt' ~ers an search oC affordable housane are being forced to ma gr atete Western R1\'ers1de Coun· ty where they oow conslatute more than three.fourths of lht ~ers Th is pred icament wai. documented al a recent Cost of llooslng Symposium sponsore<t by the Oranl(e County Board of Supervisors by Howard Englan· der, director or research and con .. ~ulting ut Walker and Lee. Inc .. the Anahelm·based real estate sen aces f 1rm Englander offt>n>d t't\o possabh.• partial oluuon 10 the d1lemm11 "PLANNING STAH' mem bers and <'•l.) planning l'Om ants loners mui.1 re ah re th~ ha~h den.sit) an nnct or Jtsetr 1S not a curs~." ht> said. They must begin to identify unt! emputhatc \\Ith the problems or builders ~\d, ulumntl'I). the consumc1 Overt~ stringen t rcgulutton~ a nd 1r relevunl burdens "hich pressure prices upward will have to bt• abandoned, • "Secondly . Orungl' Countiani. may ha' e to selUe for more higher density re identaal de· \'elopments. such as tO't\'nhouses. Some mass ive udJustmcnts m people's thinking "'ti~ bt' re· qw red." Englunder cited land 1n Fount um \' nlle.) "'h1ch reeently sold for S00.000 per ucre and uddc'd · thnt 11 wall cost an udd1t1onnl S20.000 to S25.000 to dt'' clop. 1 ll' not4'd that fi nis hed lot costs 111 naheim Hills un.• runnmg tfh ~igh us $30,000 ... ENGLAN D E R C'ITF.D slotastics indicatini thnt annuul home a~~ciallon. which was a t ri\•e to-e1s:ht perct'nt in 19''1. skyrocketed to lS to 20 ~rc(!flt per year in 1974. 1975. nnd 1976. Currently. onl) 2. 7 per cent of the new homes cm the Oranac County ma.rket ar~ priced und~ ~.000 and upproxamutel~~ perct'nt or thOSl' urc townhouses, nccordinA to Enitlttnd<'I'. "M0Kt~ T HAN 65 ~rce11t o( the single fanuly hom<.•s ar(' list· ed at $65,()00, anti J>rat'l'S continue to climb," he not('d. "1'hc point of urge n cy i.11 that the gnp 1~ broadening. \ Our ''Country'' is Alive and Well ••• H111alln111or Park o(tc-r~ an unu~uaJ oppu1tu11it)' l<1r flll''lti~<' 11~111~ 111 .in cqucs1rian-oricntcd ncai.thborhoo<I ot t11w homr~ .in<I <''\l,11t·'· I l i~hli~h1in~ this perfect famil y mvirnnmcnl j., 1hc· rnmm11ni1 y'11 l::wa'lh, priva h: rC<'re.11ional opponun11ir' •.. I t;11c rcs or open Sf)at<', rnl1n~ trails. <'4ucs1raan rin~ •. trnnis c 111111 , 2 1.t k<'"· ..,w1mm1n~ pool ' .111cl 1 abana .• tll maimainrcl tor y1111 h~ lh<' I lnmcownr1 ·'l J\,.,..,. ,,1111111. 'l11r impr~ivr ntw rc'licicnc ,., ol UN1:ulmom P.11khavt>11('(·11 rlesi~cd and huih in Uroadmoor I lorn~· valued Tradition of Exffllcnrc \\llh 1l1e li nrst quali1y ancl t-raf1srr;msh1p. The1t arr 11niqu<' 1cr1> lot line atwrhcd g<1rdcn hom with pl1t·l("\lel a tr111111~, 1wo-tor)' lwinl( and dining mom-s, numerous steµ-dow11 ,arra"i., massive tircpl:iccs, handsome wood beams ;i nd man} 11111n• rxtraordmary fca1urcs throu~hou1. RIVEMIOI rwv (011 IAVINl QPAAK '-'~C~H~AP~M~A!N ~A~V!E_,,.,,."ier.R~O~AiiioiMMoOR.!\. ORANGE 171,, c;1 PARK HOMES \;::> NEWllOAI AV( IAVINr I.AKI.' 7820 East Broodn11or'IMl1l, ()r;1~1 C'.1lirnrm.1 (714)S32-IM8 Broadmoor Park .•• a rolle<'lion orcxdting nrw homes for th<' d:l'Sir lifestyl~ of a n exclusiV<', town-and-rountry neighborhood! ... $75,990 to$99,990 ·--·-·---···--ATRADl1:ION OF EXCELLENCE-• by BROU>KX>R HOMES, INC. T / Life Crises Predictabk? Brown Not lnTopSpo On Pay List Author Claims You Can (.Map~ Your Lile SAN .P'llANCl.SCO (AP) -A youna Ivy League srtduate cbar1e1 otr to law school, hU lmaglnahon u.lvely ftutbed 1'1Cb fantasies of Invincibility. It's Jdl tlm• for the Trylnt 'l'ftnlies. Like tbe aon1, the SO.year-old junior ex cutlve WGDden, ••11 lh•t all there ls?" He doesn't know wbat la 1niuln1. but Itches to expand his boundaries. H e's ca-.ght ln lhe clutches of the Catch 309. "I CAN'T BLAME nlOSE wrinkles on my smiling eyes any longer," muses the housew1re. 35. , Jl'a halftime In her life. and she feels the pres· .1ure to form a game plan for the second half. It's the dawn of her Deadline. Decade. Tryina Twenties. Catcb·30s and Deadline Decade are some or Ute's landmarks as plotted in "Passages: Predictable Crisis or Adult l..lCe," a new book by Journalist GaU Sheehy. Mias Sheehy. 39. contends that almost all adults race crises, or passages. In their lives which can be predicted and perhaps coped with. Her besl·selling book, she says, attempts to serve as a sort or map. charting tbe personality changes common to each stage oflire. THE OalGINA.L IDEA, MISS Sheehy said. was to research the notion that adults go through stages similar to the "Terrible Twos" and "Noisy Nines" ol childhood. "We've not been very good lo ourselves as adults," she said. "I.mean, here we are. out there trylng to make sense of the world as its mosl active members, and so much time is spent studying children and adolescents that we aJmost totalJy ig· nore ourselves." In the course of three years or research. Miss Sheehy interviewed hundreds of adults. compiled u~ case studies and consulted more than .JO psychologists and analysts. But after wading through all that materi~. she said. she had to make a "passage•• or her own be!ore beginning to write. SACRAMENTO <AP> -Th • highest.ranking public officials don't always make the most. money. says a survey by The Sacramento Bee. A comparison or salaries in Sucramento County or the best paid public officials in tall branches or government ranked Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. as 16th with a saJary of $49.100 nnd no fringe benefits. ATTHETOP ofthe list ••• was the genera l manager of the Sacramento Municipal Utility District <SMUO), William Wa llbridge. with a salary of $.51,504 and benefits or $9,425 for a total or $60,929. But The Bee said Brown's total is mislead· ing because it does not include a r e tirement fun d contri bution becau se or the Legislative Retiremebt ·-... .,., • ..,.: System. the budget of AUTHOR SAYS LIFE CRISES ARE PREDICTABLE which is based on the Gall Sheehy 'We'reNotGoodtoOurselvea' number: or members who ' are retired or expected E~teries Facing ..L to retire in u ~icular year;-and It is ~t setr. funded. Others in the lop 10; ---.-P Ii • • ... STATE judges. Jrd "IT WAS A BIG STEP when 1 decided I had the right to do that sort of book." said Miss Sheehy, who previously bad written about such nonscientific subjects u the Black Panthers and New York pro- stitutes. .. For me. it was a breaking out of a pigeon· holinc role where people wouJd say: 'Look, you're a journalist. you can't write a scientific book.' I was totally determined ~ to use the jargon the pro- fessioftals uae to set themselves apart from the pablic. "1 don't think it's necessary to put psychology into abstract prose no one but psychologists un- derstand. I decided that Jr I couldn't figure a way to say it in a way l could understand. then I had failed as a writer, which ia sup~ed to be my area or ex· pertise." WITHIN A FEW WEEKS OF publication, the book bad penetrated best·S4?11er lists . But Miss Sheehy says a perhaps better measure or response Is the letters she receives Crom its readers. "I have a file or letters this thick." she said, "A &ood portion are gee-whiz letters: 'Gee, you 're writ· .ing about me. How did you know?'•· Faced with criticism that her book borderS-on pop psychology, the author counters that ·•Panacea" wu 11ot meant to be the de£1Ailive WOl'k on adult cycles. "I CONSIDER ft' EXPLORATORY•" she said. 0 "11tere wlU be arguments, refinements, additions, rniliona. That's how concepts gain validity." What the book does provide, Miss Sheehy believes, ls consolation for adults who feel they are the only ones faced with the difficult crbes spawned by pnsa1e from one cycle to the next. •·People in the Twenties category seemed to bave a crawl-under·the·covers reaction to the book," she says. "They don "l want to believe it's go· Ing to happen to them. .. Btrl'.PEOPLE WHO All E OVER 30 are ready to want to bear Uiat they are not arone jn ttieir hang· upa." Such bang-ups can be overcome only when the,>t ar.faced, Mlss Sheehy cont.end.,. •·Generally. we tb1nk of crises as being bad: cbaqe i• the thlnF. that makes ua the most anx· IOus," abe said. •II you .ke<>w they are normaJ dlanges, how,ver, &ben you can accept tbem more enu 0 ' cmg I . Dist. Court of Appeals, · total $59,429. 1 1 . 3. James Bond. presi· CULVER CITY <AP> -The: oca mag:mne gave dent of State, Sacramcn· Penni's restaurant a top rating, but the attorney to $.57 767 general's oCCice says there's too much baloney on the 4. J~bn • J . i.1 attimoe, menu. . . . SMUD assistant general Th~restaura!l~ was sued fodalse advertising and manager and chi er ~fall' C<?mpelil10~. ~ a engineer. $.57,678. tr~tb :Jn·menu in· For example, that vestigahon by tl;\e Los chicken salad is really S. Dft. JAMES llnr· Angeles County Health t urkey and the Kosher rison. county health ad· Department. pastraini isn't Kosher at tninistrator, $54,742. IT WAS THE second all thecomplaintsaid. 6. George Murphy, restaurant sued in as • state legislative counsel, many days. ALSO UNDER fire by $53,144. . Mail Biz Class Set The ins and outs of the mail order business will be. explored in .. Selling by Mail, .. a Coastline Community College course beginning Sept. 13. The class will cover mail order selling and direct mall, including product selection, mail order advertising, media evaluation, oUers. in- centives. testing and re~ cord·keeping. "Mail order ." said in·. investigators are the im· 7. David S. Kaplan. ported Swiss cheese they SMUD ~eneral counsel -"58'f is made in this and secretary,$53,036. country, the Chesapeake 8. Sheriff Duane Low<\ Bay oysters that haven't SSl,784. ever felt tbe bay tides ) and the Iowa bacon that ' • D R • ilc' 0 L I N allegedly came from a Greenlaw, county com· numberoCstates. . munity health director, The complaint, which SSl,771. • seeks a S2 500 fine for 10 •. Dr. Louis Hertt, each a llee'edly wrong senior PhYSician .. county item in tbe past, also community h ealth. contmds that the "milk SS0,297. fed veal" listed on the menu isn't necessarily milk fed and that nooe or the "roast sirloin or beef.'' "ground sirloin" or "prime top sirloin" are what they claim to be. French Class Set structor Stuart Williams. Thief Jaa·.Jed ··is the only form or _J Modern Frenc h Titerary style will be studied this ran in a new French/EngHsh class at Orange Coast. College. marketing that offers a truly unbiased and equal S~NTA MONICA (AP) opportunity t o a n y ,_\.'A Superior Court person and it can bC' judge has s entenced startedin sp.are Ume:.wd Ronald Ellis Wade,25,or w\th very little tnvesl• La Quinta, to four years ment." probation for allegedly The class will meet stealing at least 700 his· Mondays from 7-10 p.m., torical letters and docu· in room 245 at NC'wport. ments from UCLA and Harbor High School. the University oC Texas. .Entitled .. Modern French Literature in English ... the three-unit course can be taken as either French 166 or English 166. t eulb'.'" Special Stitching Class Set Managers Market The course will pro- vide an introduction to modern French literature inelud1ng poetry, fi cti on and drama. Works will be read and discussed in English. Authors whose literary form will be examined include Camus, Sartre, Bret on. Ionesco and Mauriac. Coa.St.noe .com munlty OoUege •UI offer a nine· week course-c•lled .. Cloth in I f o.r the· f'byslcally J.I m lt('(J" &.his fall. 'Best Prospects in Five Years!' By JOYCE LAIN KENNEDY tr you •re a senior management type with o Job t'hange on your mind, this c-ould be good news time. According to a new slt>dy ot' 4!xecutive recruiting for the first slit moolhs ot this year, the market hasn't been stronger Jn the last half-decade. · (Career Corner) fertile as top man agers, although pro· Registration is now in p rogress and wUl run through Sept. 17. Fall classes beJCin Sept.13. »pcctsare1mproving. ·· ·· 2 D William F. Brcilm\jycr, whose firm . 0CtOr8 publishes lbe Digest ol E.xecuUve Op,. por.tuniUcs. ~weekly report or new l'X• Le d T Jk ecutive openings, agrees that the CX• a a ccutive marke t as considerablyi SUnday. S~lember 5. 1978 DAlL v PlLOT c I Thi 8luNt ........ ~Oft the ar.... c-st DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS - ~----..----i~~:.~.~ ....... 1~:.~.~ ..... . aRORS: .Ad••rti5ers G......., I 002 GaMNI • I 002 la.o..1d check their ads • ••• •• • • ••••••••••••••• • • ••• •• •• •• • • ••••• ••• •• ·. cWl1 onc1 r•port .,.. --W-HY WAIT,. ron IMMediotely. TM DAILY PILOT oswmes If you 'r cons id rin1: pure hos~ of . a • tlobiUty for tlM fl"t in-bayfront home ... & only the best will ~on-.ct Insertion only. do ... you owe it to yourself to set• st Ut4DA ISLE 6 4 2 • 5 6 1 8 Publisher's Motlc•: All r('. I cstuat• ••<h t•rt1~l·1I 111 th1s nf'\\ispu~r 1s i;ub jl'~I II> the l-''411t•ral 1-'u1r Jlou111ng •\t•t of l!llltl ShellCt'l'd laJ!OOn location. Custom desi1:ned & built in the finest Calif<?rrua tradition. with ~enerous use of tale & wood. Beautiful ent ry rourt. lel'rac<.' & pri\lale dock. orrcrcd at $315.000. "luch m ale\•:. Jl 111,•g,11 tu .td\•t•r l IS\' •• U llY prt ft'renct•. hm1tJt1011. oi RON OPDI S.At·SUtl & MOH 1·5 , ' 4 4·1. 11 \ d1i.cnm111 at1on bai.c<t on 1 11 ~"1'l INC. race. color. teb1?10n. :.c\, or nationul ong 111. or Jll intcnuon lo m ake an) i.urh prt.'fcrcncc. hm 1tJ t.ton. or dii.crimmallon ... 600 Newport Center Drive • 640·6500 GaMral I 002 GaMrel I 00 Th1s ne"spa~r "•ll not ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 'koowan.:ty accept an~ ad n~rtis in g for reatt--------• Cozy Fireplace ti5~~t~~~~1!v'.s-m \'IOIJ· SHOWCASE HOME ---1 A s.lt:irp J bedroom up Cottage ~!!~.~~•••••••• gradl'CI hum(' thut '"'only .. for tlw l>t'l'Mll\ wnh 1r ,... ___ _. • 1002 ;i (ewstcps to u f1hc park IJ.!111••• wn OJ 11a 1'011 ~ and a i:a-ummor :.dmol c-ott.i~c on n 2 lot '"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner packi ng aod on room to hulld tlth' 111()1 , _____ ..., __ their "ay to ahc ,•,1ist llllll \\'l)n't la:.l IUlll,; • $74,500 !!! coast. Movcm 1in1t• fur &;1,000 ChCIJpic dupkx."' ~ bflt. to :-.cl1001. ol.'can. best swimming & $72,500 f1sl11n~! _ ~ 2211 ~ OCfAHFltOHT ~ .....,,;\. ... c.._.,....~..-A<n 1.>e1Uxe l11Iptl' ; 2 l><lmtr. r ,HJ l\ -v•88l1 2 ba.. bll·m~. t rµI. .. in ~ •~iur each unit. ~u1wr ~lHI _ .. • • nK deck . " CJr #(ar.igt:! Sl89.500! -------- E. COSTA MESA CHARMEtl!! lolboo loy Prop. Redtors CLOSE To POOLll !l Rdrrni; .. ~UIHll1)n •• hd\\d, floor~: IJl4!. yanl * 675·7060 * 2 lledrm Condo. hkc 1ww OPEH 1 ·S Only 1•~ ~cnr:. old. Nice 1982 TUSTIN tract. Good location. On ly S42. 750. Ccnlur) Pyromid bchon<JOrs DUPLUJIHCOME z11krg 9G2·S89l * + 833-1768 • * COST A MESA I OOJ --I oo·. Attractive incoml' pro· GettffOI GaMrel peny. ~ l loco\\un. 1'o ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• D 'Jeancy. ldt'ttl for !<111(111 cae: llll'e$lu r. Tlus 1s a "must sec" -hurl") --to an· ~pert. rall s lli :?:ll:.I A. [''jij'ji llD0~~!v.!~!}.!!. CD, I OJ)Cn llo~esun.1.s.1:.11&1 -E .... S"'T SU .... & MO .... l 5 Uow Plat'l'. l'n•:-.liAlou~ • ~ " "' • "' " • S I. Hube rt W oods . L Tustin. 3bd. form al thn.rm .. fam.rm .• 24IX sr1.ft. ~9 l,<lOO. A._t:nl, 838 34~. . -205 VIA LIDO SOUO -$210,000 Fabulous New Listing on the Waler in an Executive Area of Prestigious Homes. P ier & Slip for Lge Yacht. 4 Br 4 Ba, Den 2 Firepfaces, Wet Bar. 3 Car Garage. y 6 4 2 •• ------·- You don't need a gun to "drnw f:uil" whl'n you plore an ad in ,th(' Daily Pilol Want Ads! Call now -&U-SG78. CUUIAEO ~s 2612 VISTA DEL oao Lovel y 2 Story "Bluffs" Condominium 3 Bedrooms, 21 i Ba, Den-Dining Rm. Patio. Nr schools & Shops $73.500. Alhmo"'" mav fll:t•'l' #l UHDA ISLl-1.AYRlOMT lh1•1r ad!. b' tell'phon<! 1.ooa.m.lo6:30p m. Custom Built by Routon Hodges 2 MondaythruFroda! Sty Spanish Contemporary 5 atonoonSaturday _ ~rooms, Family Rm, Wet Bar. 3 <:ai'l'A MESA orrn.:£ Fireplaces. Te rrace Deck. Firepit. a~w. Bav $275,000 Less Pier Allowance. 642·~71.1 H\JNTINGTONBEACl l #Z SEASIDE CIRCLE SUM 1-5 171176~~~81vd. Sea wind Condo Professiona lly LAGUNA BF.Acu Decorated Highly Upgraded Corner ~ n• Glenneyre Unit. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Den. La11un• ~mcb 494·!Mf.6 Patio. Washer & Dryer Included. SADDLEBACK View! ~2.500 2:520 L• PH Road Lllg11111 HUI• Siil .QIO # 31 SEASIDE C llCLE SUN 1.5 NORTHOOUNTV~i-1-.-In a Park-Like Neighborhood of d1alrred•0-1220 Well-Kept Homes. Scawind Condo C:USSIAID DIADUNIS Orldlme for eopy fr !tills Is S:30 p m. the day brf(W'(I publtcallon. u . C"Cfll ror Sunday .Ii Mon· dav l'.d1l1oqs wht'n dt'lldllne is Salurda)', 12 ...-oon. ' CLAUIFtlD Nicely upgraded 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths. Extens ive Use or Redwood, Mirrors & Used Brick $59,500. 711 UOO PAIK Dtl tG21 SUM 1.5 Lovely Apartm ent with View! 55 Fl. Balcony Overlooking Bay. Senior Adults Only. 3 Br 2 Ba, fireplace. Doat Slip /\ vailahlc. T.<>w Co~t Mainte nance SJ25,000 Spec ia l Financing. e IY A.PPOINTMEHT The clau i» desipcd toasal.st tho handicapped imd those close to them ill techniques tor 1ewlng dolhlng tallot"td to ~r apedalized need". Iutructor Mary Roy Olmus noted ... This ,,. a The study -the largest of it.s kind -was conducted by the AssoclaUon of Executive Recruiting Consultonlic <AERC). Executive recruiters -also called headhunters -are paid by employers to rm about 8,000 Jo~ an· nually. at salaries of $20,000 l <> $300,000 a nd up. To turn a headhunte r 's h ead. you s hould already be employed in an impressive Job with a high salary -Sl,000 a year fOf' every year or age is a rule or thumb, or much more for senior ex· ecutives. llGULATIOHS •:RROR14: Ac1verlulf'r• ~d thel'k lh4!ir ••la dnlly .tt noport e1rror11 lmm('ltl11trly. T ll r. llAll,V Pll,()'J' '~'Ull'll'~ lmlllhty for thl' hr~• in· Ml'n'<'t IMOl'llOfl 11111). titronger now but. says it's also hlghly Two medical e.xpert.s 5 competitive. in the field will d1acuss -CANC•;l.J.A1"10NS: , diseases of the colon and Wlv'.n kllllnc •n "d he AERC S EXECUTIVE dlr-;ctor. r ectal areaa Sept. 21 ~unitom1ku NlrMd or VI.A LIDO MORD -IA YFltOMT Great Bay Vi ew. Pier & Slip for Large Yac ht. Terroce Deck. s Bedroom~. Many Xtras. $.118,000 I I' II •ef'J relevant course ror Individuals and rammes affected by physical llmttalions as well u for lastructora or home ~conomlcs , physical therapists a nd pro· fesaional drf"Ssm akers." Basic sewing skill is the only prerequisite for tbr course. which will meet Thursdays from 3.5 p.m .• beginning Sept. 16. in room 161 at Costa Mesa High School. John Schleu~cr, says member ~x· Whea.Sl.JosephHospital 6 ~~K!~·b~~~"~P~~ ecutlvo recruiters a.re.glad to rec~ave present, ita "Town Hall' Ullll'f' •• recalPl or your resumes or Job·seekrng executives for Health" from 7.30-9 <''""'"11111lon. Tiiis kill and wUl treat l~em In con,fldence. P -. m • a t L 0 y 0 1 a ~ '1'111!1\ n.. prr,<-n• Reader service: JryoudU.keacopy Marymount University 7 ~~~~~,::r,1 er1n d the names and addresses of AERC auditorium. Batavia and members, send a .stamped, selt. La Veta. Orange. t:ANC~:1.1.ATION> OR AERC. WHOSE 49 MEMBERS han · addressed_. long white envelope .to Dr. W ii 1\ am }{. ~~~R ~~g,.~ ~~n ~ ~ dlemoretbanOOpercentoftbesearch Joyce Lain Kennedy at the Dally Metzger, a gastroen· 8 ll 'NNINO firm market. ranks today's overall Piiot, P.O. B?,x 1560· C~la 1!fes! ter ologist. a nd Dr. ~""°"f'ffon I• m .. 11" 111 demand for talent in this order: first. ~·.Ask for Execuuve Recrwler_ Gerald Zallin, a surgeon, :C °h:rt':~ •0~.~~~ chief ~rating officers. and division Ust. will be featured speakers but wr cannot «utr•n or department beads capable or step· on the topic, ''Colon and u~ to oo o.o unm thr 11t1 ping up t o a presidency; second . R b G J Rect.aJ DnCUDctioo and h•,. •Pve•rt'd In the marketing and sales; third, account·&in OW ir Disease:· PllP""· lng and finance•: fourth. staff DDU~A·UNt;AOS: fundions. such as equal empJQYment U 4 • ~ C :e"'~.~~r~~~ adminjstration or corporate planning mt .r orm1ng om· Gron ~ ~y ~o(IUrL~· '8nd fifth. manufacturing production ·~-,.o ,........ , .. ,. .. and en«ineertnc. Girls aged 12 to 20 may submit De• d 11 n e: 3 p . m . Tbe single most s ought after petitions to Join the lnternetional Wi. ill Meet l"ride1. Colt• Meu of. category ls the $30,000 to $(5,000 Order or Rainbow rO<' Girls As· ::!cMi:' •t •11 marketing and s ales executive, sembty wblch is being organ.iJed MIWPORT CllST COMOO 2 Story End Unit P an 4. lllgbly_ Upgr aded 3 Ucdrooms, 3 Balh.4l Huge Master Suite $79,800. UMDA tSLI -IA YRtOMT Spectacular 2 Story Cu:Jtorn Built by Don Koll 5 Bcdrnoms. Oen. Wet liar, 3 J-'ireplaces . Tile Floor Entry & Dining R oom. Luxurious Wood Paneling, Pier/Slip for Lge Yacht. $297.500. UM>A ISLl-IAYfllOMT Spacious 2 Story Family Home with 5 Bedrooms, s Baths. Separate Dining Room. Family Room. Terrace Overlooks Bay. Pier/Slip $265,000. followed by tbe general manager at. inlheSaddlebackValley. Claude Thomas will THB DAILY PILOT MS,000 to $65,000 and the ac.counting Girls who Join at this time will speak about elon1ated ~" •he r l1111t 10 .....,..$ .. LIASl-WATBt YllW c o i n s a n d d e • tla'8fy, eclot. cemior or 'l> Cond h orfinancialspeclalistintheS30,000 to bechart.er membenofthe group r t'f11 ae any 1aver. Front. .now Tri-Level o wit 2 ~ MS,OOObrad:et. sponsored by the Muonic.Lodee aler/collector problem1 1~.•ndt11t-h•n1te Be droo m s, Fami1y R oom . All 1 and Order or the Eastern Star. at the next meelini oCtbe "9 rMl'W • "''ul1tlonJ1 Electric Kitchen. Many Und"rades. TWO OTREa AJtEAS showing big FUrtber information may be Santa Ana Coin Club, Wllhoulpnornotl<'<'. re increasesinexecutivesearcbquarters obtained by contacting Kay Tubclay. 7:30 p.m .• at MU~l~I S795/mo. i are lqaJ talent and corporate board Bertolino at 830.SZ.l.t. Bet•" Doty the Santa Ana Library, r 0 ..... ..... ·• --•1 IUOMS CO.. llALTOIS ' directors. at a1.0209 or Ru.th S~lh at S02 Civic Center Drive ea.M.':~!:."· ·•li<n• NIYI Hl·I•· ~ •.. 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A barrel of oil has the energy equivalent or roughly two to three tons of coaJ. Thus, if the geologists guess right, Alaskan coal has several Umes the energy potential of oil at Prudhoe Bay, the lO·billion-barrel jackpot that will flow $-Outhward in mid-1977 when the S7·billion trans· Alaska pipeline ls completed. I . "COAL IS going to have to get us through th~ _period bet we~ Qil aod the enern source which is going to last us for lhe next thousand s•ears,". said Dr. Emes~ Wolff. head of the Univer sity of Alaska's Mineral Industries lnstilute. Geologists believe that with existing technology more than 130 billion tons of coal could be dug up and shipped out starting tomor· row. There's the rub. The coal is there, all right. but the.re is no way to shtp It out, not much of il anyway. About 600 million tons of coal are mined each year ln the Cnlted States. Alaska's share, at present, Is less than a mllllon tons. • THE STATE has only one railroad> line. from N-wa rd Lo Fairbanks. and simply no port facilities ~ble to handle bulk coal in great quantities. Further. the known coal depos\ls arc so remote \and barren that living condiUon.s at the mtne11 would be extremely ruseed. DurinJ? the last 15 years nine coal mines )lave opened in Alaska -and all nine have 1one . out or business. The only active operation is that of the Usibelll Coal Mine, IJ>c .• on the railroad line about 120 miles south of Fairbanks. It produces 750,000 tons a year, all of it used within Alaska, and even that hasn't been enough to satisfy the suddenly swollen market during the oil boom. Utilities serving 60,000 customers in Fairbanks and its outlying villages use Usibelli coal. This past winter one of them, Golden Valley Electric Association, advised cusloJ)lers to buy port.able g~nerators at about $3,000 each to keep bandy in case the heat went off and the lights went out. The UsibelU mine is located amid some of the state's grandest scenery, dominated by 20,000.fool Mt. McKinley, and is ils own com· munity. reminiscent of the turn-of·the-century Appalachian coal towns: !( CLUSTEl(" OF 35'" weathered t lapboard company houses for the 80 mine employe:s and their families, a bunkhouse, a school with 13 teachers. And. unique in Alaska, a number of "warm-up barns" for people and machines alike when the temperature drops to 50 below and lbe accidental touch of cold met.al to raw fiesh can sear the skin from a miner's band. There is no company store, however, and · f amilles have to buy their wares in Healy, a Uoy railroad town nearby, or make twice-monthly trips to distant Fairbanks for staples. . Recreation is scarce as well. Good bunting ana fishltrf aboun<t. and schoolchildren-play in- tramural sports, but beyond that the most popular relaxatlon is Saturday night bowling at an Air Force base 3S miles away. The mine has been in the Usibelli family since 1936 when lls founder, Emil Usibclli, immi· grated to Alaska from Italy. The current com· pany president is his son, Joe Usibelli, who was born on land his fa\her leased from the state :rr years ato. Thei>l'esent lease i!'l 25loo acres . 0 PACIFIC OCEAN ... "We'r e-not a big muie," .roe UsThetn said ... We are quite capable of doubling our pro- duction. We would Uke to get in an export markel to the lower 48 states, J apan, Taiwan-don't re· ally care wbere it goes.,. TROUBLE IS, NO shipping facilities. "You don't handle coal like you do groceries," he said. He said he could have sold to J apanese and Arab markets as long ago as 1~3 it be could have gotten the coal out of Alaska. Lack or dock faclllties was the overriding re- ason Why Usibelli's operation was passed up by kM-AX Inc-:, a giant co~mpany-th11l once-e~ pressed interest in buying him out. More recently, U.S. Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe signed a colltr4ct with Kaiser Engineers of Oakland to analyze the costs of strip-mining coal on Alaska's North Slope. But strip-mining would provoke lhe sort or environmental controversy that complicated construction of the pipeline to tap the North Slope's oil. Mini·plane Can't Get Off Ground I [ NEWTON, Kan. <AP)-With fatherly pride. ~Im Bede ran a hand over the metal spine of his litUe airplane and beamed With delight • l "It's a remukable pl&M," be said of the ~ms. the latest creaUon to fiy off eec1e·s drawing board atlhe sleepy Newton mWlicipalairpod.-• : More than 3,000 of the tiny, •ingle·seat ~lrplanes have been aold in kit form over the past 1ave years !or pilota who like to build their own ,.,trcraft. Bede is sit~ on orders for 6,000 more !that some rlay may be rolling off an assembly ~ne. r "It's a llllle bit magical," said Bede., 42. whOse office ls llned with photographs and models of planes the aeronautical experts ~ld bim would never fiy . "We•ve 1ot so damed many orders we're not dolns any advertlslni or anytblnl unlll we set our present orders ruled," he said. ••1 thought we were colng to sell a thousand planes ln three or four .yeu1, but the tbblg-has Just boomed on us." The BOS which comes ln bolh rear-mounted propeller and jet versions. started out as a "(un little flying motorcycle" that bad a pull-starter ftttine and hand·ctanked landing gear with tricycle-size wheels. ' Jim Bede, 42, Is shown ih 'the 'flying motorcycle ' he designed. a 12·/oot one-person aircraft. • The 12-foot·long, one·person aircraft still looks Jlke an overgrown motorcycle with wings. But it has evolved Into a sophisticated jet that can z.i_p along at 330 miles an hour or a propeller model that can cruise 1,000 miles at 200 mUes per hour' get ling 32 miles a cation of fuel. TIIE TINY AlllPIANE hit a responsive chord among thousands of pilots who dream or an airplane ln every garage. For $27.SC.~ Bede or- fered a kit for the "poor man's jet" and for u mere $4,600 and about one year or work, by Bede's estimate, a pilot could be nying the pro- peller model. But long before his litUe airplane couJd begin conquering the skies, it r an into rough weather on the gri>und. Delays stretched Into years while Bede searched for a reliable engine supplier for his ,Propeller model. Plans for a factory spawned a maze of business and financial details tha t Bede said remain "truly not right yet." By Bede's count, only eight of bis BOSS are known to be Oying. The rest sit unfinished in garages and shops around the country, waiting for engines or other vital parts. AMONG MAIOR hurdles separating the BDS from blue sky Is approval of a Japanese· built propeller engine and air frame design by the Fede ral Aviation AdminJstration. And Bede's proposed ~ m1lllon factory he're has not yet been built. "It's going to be a whlle yet,·· Bede said. ''I\ 'will be the latter part of this year or early next before everythlng is ready to so. We want to have the factory ut up and ready about. the same Ume cttlification come. throulh so we can-.rt tum· mc__.airplanes." -l "7 , • NYSt~kSales IOl•I IOf W~k •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• .. •·l•m.1 W.-..• • ••• .. . .............. t .. , Vt:•r .tQO •••. ,. •• ••••• •••••••·o••••••••••••• 11;• 1(,j 11~:·~.~r.::· .. ::: ;; :·: .. ;.;;;;;;;;;;))fr !'. t II IO d•lt .. • ... . • . . , ................... .l.M .143. Alaska ~s.>coal Outcroppings ~Major Coal Fields I I 11111L~ II 100 • 400 6M MO Af' UlllSIHtl ... Map shows where ehough coal to last 2,000 · years is believed to lie. 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HC:ll, 21/J batM; luwy hiftc) S1\LES·ASSOCJATE ·JORDAN VAN THIEL cloM to the woter. $106,000. OPEN SUM I OPEH HOUSES 1·5 PM toS PM. ·I Ut::OROO~I S. P1 Bath. S.S0.950 2914 Yuma Circle, Santa An .. 3601 FINLEY AV~ two·bedroom J UEDltOOMS. P 1 Bath. SGl.900 ._.. with •--~ unit' -or .t7:JJJ Apel Lane. Huntm~ton Seal·h c••eri to• tlwff bf*OOM hoMe. Jnc!Mdes J HEl)H~'IS. ~Ha. Fa Hm · ~l.500 pier & float. Cozy firePoc• & patios°" the 10191 Bunt ml-!. Fountain Valley HOMES OPIH 1·5 Ns AftentOOll wllttr. $160,000 -.d OWMf" will finann. OPIH SUH I to 5 PM. 1 flEDROOMS,2 Bath. Pool S8l.950 UNIQUE IN l.ACK,IAY -Conte mporary 21912Seacrest Lanc,Hn tg. Bch. with a ntiques, <.'l e an, s pacious. C09'0MA DEl MAR-CHIM.A COVE: Lost 2 BEDROOMS. l Bath $31,500 $162~500. See Nadine Crout at 2206 of ih kiccd. be..tiM 1.,,..,x> 90•106 lot: 490 E. S5th St. Lon~ Beach Winaward f..ane. "'Y to Wlcf°" with fall .. om ocl9t & jetty 1llEDRMS.21r.! Ba. Fm. area 587,990 UHIQUE IN IROADMOOR -Backs to •lew; owwer 111ay .._clilate. s 171,000. 206 7th Street. Huntington Beach green belt. sides to park, 4 Bedrooms - ----plus boys' den, split;Stit9,500. See Barb JASMINE CREEK: CllCI "•MJ two bedroom OPPORTUNITY CAREER HIGHT Hutchings a t 2500 Wavecrest. & detl; two fi.-.ploces. forwcol diftiftc) l"OOfft; Come as you are and get the details on UNIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW •OADMooa illdlldes use of clllbhollM. pool & iocuni, vour future in the lucrative real estate -2 story, big 4 Bedroom, great family ..ctTEHMIS COURTS. JmtoM11rvelcMis way profession. Speak directly with our home. $164,900. See Ronnie Lundy at of life -1 llwe Ht.re too. Fountain Valley Manager. . 1221 Starboard. (Hurry). CORON.A DEL MAR: ~xi R~ty larcie Available Tues. and Thurs. evening 6 UNIQUE JM H.AUOR VIEW HOMES - tltree bedroo111, 2'h baths, built·iH , to 9 p.m. or call for appt. ' Available for Lease only, S575/mo .• 3 111 s 50 ~ PL.AM' TODAY FOR YOUR TOMORROW Bedroom. clean, s unny and vacant. i.-c ate: 4 .... -,. _ _ See Barbara Collins at 1706 Port OM Of A Kind! F.nJI'>)' tlu~ lon•ly aooo sq.It hDllW \\Uh )'Ou1· ranuty l)r \lnlN'tah1 \'Our fril•nlls . Opt•11 kUdll'n. b11ilti11:1. warm •uod 111 mosph1.•1•e, a~ul I patio. sun wrch. 3 1<Jrwm:.. (~lllld tw ·t. lot IAA'I rl>\1111 \\11th c11:11om vl.'l hur & too 11lt1 " h\cultl<.'~ to li:o "11..'<; 11l S00,9W. t1 '1tmC'ot OWNER .ANXIOUS 4'+ 2 +BONUS SoV1.•r l an11l~ 1\11111\' 011 lari:l' lt•t ~·11r111al 1h11111i: mom. Scpu.ruk 1.1umlry ronm. 2:.'tio Sq, it. 111 lu\ lit')', i::Vl"YY \\OlllJn·1. <l1cum kitchen w llll all the mvllcrn t•o11\'l'· mcn(·c,. Four king ,..1tc.-c..I bed rooms. l\l a :>1>1\'e ·ma:.tt-r :.u11t• + + + :is s umal>lc.-Fil.\ ltL1n Boo·~ nHSt-th1 .. ,,.." Slili,0011 full p rcn'. 646·7l71 .f.AMILY HOME COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS St F v ll Margate. . $43,900 2515 E. Cocnt Hwy. l805S Magnolia ·· ountain a ey UM I QUE IN C.ANYOM CREST -2 lloneymol)ncr·,, rll-111.:ht 1_.L _____ -1da11!1CLdtl~IL.-----:-h!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!963!!!!!!·!!83!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~t~~~~~.plu.s .den, condo witb__poolside.._ or .. uwest.orWU!am .mm!!. 675-5511 view, ·S96 900. See June Gruhn at *19 true: Lo" flown to as· Gewerel. IOOlG....-1002 Canyon Cr est J·ust off San Joaquin sumeVAloan.Towl p.iy. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! . ' m~nL<; S3117 l)('r month ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••.••••••••••••••••••••• flills Road. Spaciou"'~ 3 bcdroocn, 2 IOOJ Gneral 1002 .••••••••••...•...•......••....••...•......••• 1JSE YOUR VA HEW LIFE STYLE l\1rd1<'l'111 p.irkland M'l t111 ;:. Th i s hilltop l•m-nhrime l0<)ks like a pr1•fl':..~1onally done modl!T. lTus cvcryfhTug Sec & l'Om rart-·------•-•l .111~\\he rc for 8.14.000. ~·3371 Beauliful \\c.-11 lcwult•d lilt I b-<L l I! t: -J .l\ llD 1.1m rm . trplr pottl h1:; hack HI sli:I •M111 l\lo.i ~ .)36.;,g t'l G....,.a1-1002 G....,.al 1002 .............................................. NEW LISTIH~ llG CANYON . $209.000 EXCITING "L" shaped POOL. HIGHT LIGHT VIEW LOCATION on GOLF COURSE and 2 lar9e bedrooms. Gt .. ous lor•cur MDcW with c•toM desiqned octd coor.,_.ed Werion. An exeatin rttttot .with .n--"Y .. ccity for CJNIC~ liwi'"J mMI esutertal•i•9' htro special touclMs too,...,_. to ....ti•. Call us for special iMlnlctions °" ...try ll:ru security CJot•. Opeft Sat & S.. I ·5 ·PM. SHORECLIFFS OCEAN VIEW $244,500 . Especially lar«Je 5 bedroom hOCM with -wide-world Ocea11 •d jetty VIEW. Master Mite with your OWll liwl'") _... 9'd i.,. bolc011y, pllll wet bcr Olfd office. s.porote bilicwd or ,,..._ rooM wttt. both. Loach of gless to bri11cJ tM ........ pin hkjh pitCMd ....... .... SW!'C*Rded by CMlh.i• ., .... ,, Giid poo6-lind .yard. COOPaA TIVE SELLER- off ers this ho111• ott leo1e-optlo1t, •fchoRgei I O~wwt or ccwwtroct of sale. OPEN SUI I· . - WA THFltONT HOME NEWPORT SHORES SIU,500 ~ 1pocH" VIEW• tM wetter with '/°"" OWft priwcft beech cM .... wr..-OUSld patio. Pert.ct hocM for IM«h ... ., ... t....., ~orat..t 4 .... °°"' 1totM with cJMs;tMD. L-. lot .ct cw-let loc ... on Mer the Pool Giid t..i1eourt. Op• Sot& Sull l·S PM. WATEIFtlOMf CONDO lolboa p.,. .... $17.SOO Gt..oro.1 2 be•OGM with room for ,_.boot occtslde ........ u ....... all tM action with pri .. cy .ct 1tewity. A pool for relaaoti• •.ct a VIEW of '""'"a on HM lay. ShoWCI ~ .,t. OCUMAlOHT LOT EXCLUSIVE AltlA St49,SOO A •Hy _,.elil offering 10 Wld yow o~ ..._ t.. tMs P""thJic-locott. lll • pri• ... c..-ity with ~ sec.;ty. 5-ro•~ by °"'Y tt. best. c• 111 for ......._ OWMr w.m to licpildat. octd IMfttMc...try. · LIA.SI: WATERFRONT HOME -HST IA Y LOCATION. $I 500 mo. OM THE WATllt WITH LAR&E•ICIPATIOTO WATCH THI bodts •the b.y cniM by .,... door. IOA T DOCI FOtt so· SAIL OI POWEil. Old ... .,........,-.. ,.,.... IMtt ....... s _, l ........ .... ..., • .._,. rootM ..clpri••c..ty.-d -*Y· Opett Set & S. l·S PM. A•...._ fM•IMd or ..-.shed. Wtr!>p«i.JhLl' 111 ·1m 1tw u , h'r n~dT 1lww<>lt't' •• vieW of waM honw~ w,, .. ~by boat and car. WATERFRONT HOMES 2Q.SJ W Co.1.,t H19hr,1.c1!- Nt."4i'Un B1>ach (714)6311400 * OPEN HOMES * 603 VISTA IOMfTA. M.I . OPEN SW«>AY 1·5 Beautiful Bluffs 3· bdrm. condo, now avail. for lease at $62.'>mo. Evelyn Shalzen can also show you a variety of . fine hom es for sale in the prestigious Blufts. GOLF COURSE FRONT.AGE OPEN SATURDAY l·S On Laguna Niguel 's beautiful course. .Jan Oderinan offers a Tovely 2 bdrm., 2 bath condo for lease at S400 a month. Also. a n exceptionaJly well furn. 2 bdrm .. 2 bath at $400. Option to purchase is avail. on both homes. See .Jan at 31524. or 3164.2 West Nine Dr. coffCrown Valley Pkwy.> ·· · SAM JUAM CAPISTRANO 25561 VIA DB. ltEY OPIN SUM. 1..S ·' Popular 3 bdrm., 2-story home: less Lhan a mif e from Dana Point Marina. Immed. o c cupancy avai l. Incl. community pool. See Solly on premises or call for directi~. '1 ... ~ .,, 1-c l-t in i~ t? 1 ~'!es i gr.'!·~ /{11tern ~ 733SO \ \ \ \ 'i \ -~ This jumpsuit from Spadea Boutique ~ips up the front and can be made with long sleeves or sleeveless._ ..J;'.::~.b.nc:~ hantung, double knit, ll$thtwe11tht wool. 73350 is cut ontr tn Misses 6·14. Su:e 12 requires 312 yd.s. of 45" fabric. To order: send palll!rn number. ite. name. address and tip. Pnce SZ.00 plus 30" postal{e and handling. Spadea Pots>0urrl Pattem Collection -some new. ome former favoriles. Afl in one firm cover bonklet. j;2 00 r10stpa1d. Make check payable to Spadea. ::>enrl order tu this newspaper. c to Spadea. 2 Br1d14e St., M11for<I. New Jen.ey 08848, Dept. ex 1s. • • UNIQUE IN llG CANYON -Spacious 3 buth, with handsome Bedroom. Regcn~y, f airway location,. u.:.cd bric k rm .·placc. vacant $255 000 See Vergilene Hull at Prn:ed und<'r market for -' ' • 11 u 1 c k s a I c . 0 w u c r 81 Royal St. George. transferred. must ~1:11 UNIQUE IN MEWPORT CREST -2 1mmcdiutcly, '1t11 rry Bedroom, fantastic vi,ew, great decor, pleasecall SlOS_J>.00_,--.See J_oAnue Perkins at 1Hl Odyssey Court. · · U~ICJUI: li()M~§ REALTORS• . "THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEii TEST MO,,..ES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE. 546.SS90 • CALL VS IOOZG....-al 1002 ••·····················••·•·············••·•·· Pete Barrell J<eaft'J ·r pre3enl~ . . NEWPORT· HEIGHTS . SPACIOUS & IMMACULATE -3 bedrooms & den home, nice yard, covered patio. breakfast room & convenient to schools . S93.950. 600 Michoet Pl Cor 15th H.I. Sot S-I ·5 BACK BAY AREA OHl6-0F-A·KIND -6 bedrooms. dining room, family rm. On corner of 23rd. near Irvine Ave. Lovely big trees.- v acant and ready for school age family now. $135,000. zz;DO l•e rirlfLo. ..-wpt lch ~ 1-S LIDO ISLE VAC~MT AND RUDY TO MOVE IN! Newly decorated. on wide Jot -street. lo strada. Lovely enclosed patio, new kitchen. 3 b~droorris . Great location for t ennil' players, bea('h goers. boaters, $149,500. In V5a Tmste. Hpt lch Sot Sun I ·5 84YCRm --- FAMILY HOME -nice 5 bedroom . 4 bath home with formal dining room + family room. Excellent location on quiet s t reet . c lose t o school s . shoppin~. etc .. St59.500. 1114 Glet1wood. Hpt lch Sot Sufi I ·5 2 VIEW LOTS fOOL TIME for $71,900 licaut1folly rcmo<lelrcl a hedrip. 2 bath Colll•ge Park pool hoffil'. Lul':ltl·d on quiet tree-l11wd l>tl'l'l'l. Thi,, home has too many amenities lo h!-t. ::.o come and sec:! Won 'L lust:: c11ll now'. IA'3Kn~sl 1555 W. S.ket, C.M. H9Jct to Mart(et 8nket 549•86SS OWNER MUST SELL Will consider contr:wt or lease with optiun : 3 bdrms .• 2 baths, lgc. family rm. & den. XJnl Balboa Peninsula loea· uon. $125.000 1>"73·3663 673·808li 1-..:ves associated BPOK EPS REAL TOPS l fiJ 1, W BolbtJo ti." l !66 ! THE BLUFFS Panon1m1c view or lhe Back Bay rrom this im- maeulate ;1 BOHM., 2 bath rondo, done in soft yellow tone~. llc:im c1.:1l· inAS. You'll fall in IOV(' with lh1:..ont· It\ a h1•11u I\''' !:'1 IU.OOU OVERLOOKING Nl'WJX>rl llurhor. Call ., about th.ese nl~w lis tings nOOO :-.q . ft. 't5'3 CAMPUSl>t·fRVl,.E h k" $62 "')() h ' II C 0 111-:N OAll.Y eac . as ing . ,· ,.J< NH.' a urt 11,\)I TOtit> !\I. 675·4060. NEW ON MARKET IAYCIEST Ivan Wells best 4 bedroom m odel. f'ormul dining room, large family room w /fplc & parquet floors. A must see! Well priced at $159,500. 1002 G11ter.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE 210 VIA CORDOVA OPIH SAT /SUH/MOtil I ·4 Beamed ceilin gs. 45 ft . lot; 5 bdrms. + den or office. $195,000 HOME FOR LIA.SE I targ~ ramuy trome-on 75 ft. iot with spacious pri vatc patio. 5 Bdrms ., dining rm. & family rm. Sl200 M o. yearly. LAWSON REALTY CO. * * 67MS'2•• HOME & INCOME Alfor<l gruc(ou~ Ii\"'" In 1h111 Ir.: :i b<1. 2 Im, Fn 11'1111 <hninit. :i rri,I•·'· dbl )tar telt'c I W/l•1wlu11ed 1•011rt)'arcl owrwr' 1a11l whllr r1•1•1•1v1n)I 1n1•01111· rrorn two :nxlrm, t hooo· 1111 W/l)rtvutc 11ut1oi-& ~·111'10!11•11 I a 11 nd ry r 111 5'15-!lt!ll --.,. Walker & lee Reel flltote WALK TO SURF 68EDROOMS M:immolh fan11ly hnin1• Vt'ry closf' In th!' hrt1C'l1 Thi-; nm• hull It ull. l>Cll Comlly room. lot.x of up· i; r all Io A. ,\J on 1 <' u r <'<I 111ndlscapm~ front & rcur These are h:1rd to find. SQ hurry! Call 546·2313._ OPfrl 111 q • 11} f!IN 10 Iii tll(U - THE REAL ESTATE RS -~ V.A.IUYHS Two3 SR. 2 nu. homes. is.ooo It s.t3.ooo. No mQlllCY down. 546-H40 rOiJPMUd~ ~ KM.TOM .I ' DAIL V PILOT (.'3 l Relocatiilg? 'TARBELL CAN HELP YOU locate your new home and sell your present home at a good profit! We're a member o'f RELO. Inter-City Aetoca· tion Service, a·nalional network of re· eltors experienced in handling family relocation problems. Whether moving across town ... or across country. call the friendly folks at Tarbell. After all. we've been FINDIN1 HOMES FOR FOLKS SINCE THE WEST WA~ WON! CoftecJe Partt D.euxe: One block to schools, ctose 10 conege and shoppin·g center• Excettent area on a tush tree lined street• 4 versatile bedrooms. 1 \\ baths Dining area. entry hall lo living Quarters warmed by a ltre's 9low. Deluxe bu1f1·1ns 1n lhe homemaker s kitchen. Dance lloor patio for summer fun Sp.rawllng design, needs a little paint' Great assumable lo an. $60.500 54().1720. .... . $48,000 -leach Cottage: Darling beach home w1th1n walkinQ distance 10 the surt1 Lois of room IOI' your boat or trailer CoLy inside with a 01111ate maste< suite or con11erl•ble den area. D1n1ng quarlers served by a "beach bum kitchen accented with OOllSh&d wood cilbinaTs The once Is right Call 540· I 720 Prettv Comer Lot: Super 'antast1c home on owet . orivate comer 1011 3 bedrooms. 2 baths • gracious lam1ly room for your pool table Nearly new carpets and drapes 1rrrich tones and.textures E11tra garden room or painters studio. Even a garage door opener lor vour co11ven1ence! Neatly groom~ yards S64,900. 540· 1 720. 4 +Family Rm: For the large family! Gltstemng hardwood .UOOL$.--hearly 41.0lle-llfePlaca ,gcac6$-ltie. oversized lam1lv room that s POOi table s1ze<f. 4 bedrooms or 3 + den or sewing room Totally delu.1te kitchen w•th tne best vi butlHns· New on the market ta~e advantage and save• S55 950 can 540.1720 $54,000-Eosy Livin: In thcs C81tlorrt1a Classic townhome. 15 acre park. proposed manna nearby. Owner gone-move '" clean! 3 bedrooms, 2Vz baths . · 01nrng area. tiearth ltreplace In the ruiturv living room . Chef's dehght kitchen with ' beautiful bu1ft·tns. Comm. swim pool & full line ol rec facilities available. Submit all oflers, call 540·1720. -· Slumpstone Courtyard: For ma1t1mum privacy' Prolessronally landscaped yards with fruil trees & huge covered veranda Lighted lounra1n on the courtyard Freshly painted. new drapes & central air cond1l1on1ng1 3 bedrooms. 10·guest d1n1ng room served by a ranch kitchen Formal h11fng room. Plenty of room for a 1>19 00011 S59.950. Call 540· 1 720 2-Story Giant: In Tustin school area! Spacious executive home with a sparkling heated & filtered 0001 & sundeck that ·s Ideal tor outdoor leisure and entertaining! Large ttvtng room with used brick fireplace. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths Entry hall to family room. Sits on a large CDS street with plenty of Privacy• s 79.990 Call 979-2390 S39,500-Wood Patio: With brand spank1n 11ew 8801 Hand~orne 3 bedroom lownhorne. I' 1 baths Formal 01ntng room served by a 1otally modem kitchen with 11me-savcn9 apphanc"s Luxury living room. soctuded parent~ retreat with 11 t. own bath Carpels drape-. Comm POOi & wooo decked palto voranrln S39 !iOO 0 111 10<1;iy 919·2390 4 ldrm Ranch: Prrced for the d15crimina11ng home buyof' New birch cabcne1s 1n ltlo country kitchen with the best 1n built-Ins 4 ver'lallle bedrooms (could be 3 , a ~ew1no room) D1n1ng area. en1~rta1ner Ii living room with brick ltroptaco. Dance floor patio <>urrounded by neatly manicured yord·. S46 500 Clll 979-2390 540-1720 29~5 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa M ....... RELO ! TWO-STOllY OH PAU Ta,Sterully decorat~ 4 ~"'<lroom on one or Harbor View Hills quiet streets . Vuluc & quality make this a n outstanding buy. S147,000. OP .. SUM. Z.5. 3707 IHLIT IS&.g. MY TtANSF&TOUI GAIM Large Newport Beach 3 bedroom, 21_, bath condo with new carpeUi. Only lived m a few months . Just 58J,500. UOADMOOI nan.I •OCK Day & nig ht light views from forma l I iv. rm .. d in. rm. & m aster bedrm. Beautiful 4 bedrm .. 21 2 bath ho me w /ra m. rm. & 3 cur garage. S9G.500 land included. LIDO CORta HOMIE Lar~t' c ustomized home with every room having outstanding rea{ures. Five bedroom . d ining -fam ily & den. Close to t•lub & tennis. $275,000. llG CANYON VERSAILLES It's bcaul1fully informal with all la rge rooms for family li vini! & entertainin~ -l l>Cdrooms. family room . 4 1:i baths. Watc h g olf ma t ches from beautiful pa tios. SM4.000. NEW IH HA.RIOI VllEW 1 bedroom M onte~o w/attraclive yard. Near pa rk, pools. 2 blocks to Ande r son sch ool. Beautiful ly decorated & upgraded. Sl17,000 includmg-lamt CORONA DEL MAR-OCEANFRONT T r i -I c ,. e I . t' I 1 f rs i d e h o m e w 's pcctauular otcan & jetty \'lew. 3 b e d room s. fam . rm .. g ue s t quarters. llarclwoocl noors in dining room & k1lchcn. hand textured plaster walls. Jacuzzt in master SUl lC. SJJ5~000 SPYGLASS HILL Breathtaking view. 4 bedroom . 3 baUlS, decora ted wLcarc & taste . Du tch doors. French doors. you name il. T his 1s ~pecial. J\skmg $195,000 GALAXY D•IYE-·FH UNO Nl'w C'Ustom home'. front row \'lew :J he<lroom . 3 bath \\'tlh 2 firepktces. wl'l har. formal thnin,I! room. l.arj:!c family room . room for pool. 5225.000 LIHDA ISLE Fren C"h Regency c ustom h ome w/62 ' fronla~e on Harbor Is land cha nnel. 6 bedrooms. family room. forma l dinin)! 'room. wet bar. wine storage, e levator . dark room . S385.000. PIUVA TE WOILD On Big Ca nyon Country C lub Fairways. Tra ditional e legance & m od e rn c on veni e n ce in t his outs tanding Country Frenc h . Newpor t Beach estate. Brochure available. $450.000. TOP OF TURnE ROCK HILLS See for eTer from this quality :i hedroom Pr<'sidcnl hom e w/fam. rm .. formal din. rm . 3 car garage & 2 1'.! b a th s . P e rfe c t f o r entertaining w /fantastic areu & ni~ht lig ht V ICWS. Sl49,950 la nd included LOOK TO THI SU ,from both spacimLc; units of unique Corona dcl Mar d uplex . Va ulted wood h c am ce iltn ~s plus 2 bedrooms. 2 baths in each. Custom d<'s i1?n e d fo r e nte rta inin g o n secluded overs ized lot. S245,000. CAMDUltGHT & GOLF CLUIS Overlookinst the !airwa y or minutes from te nnis. s urfing o r sailing. 5 patious c us tom 4 tw d room on h<•u utiiully la nclst•apc<I Int with room fnr 1l0ol . S2R.'l,OOO LIDO tSLAHD CHARMIR Oeluxc Lido Island 4 bedroom. 3 bath hmne oi\ wide lot. Street Lo s trt1ct l oct1t i on . Immac ula t e rondition & ready to move into. St5!J.500. OClAH AMD CAMYOM VIEW Privat e . c llinj! for s pacio us contcm rorury four h(>Droom homr . t.ar~e lot with pool. Efrecti\'e u~e or glass. s tone and wood. S215.000. IMPRESSIVE ltG CAHTOH . Vl'r~ailles with outstanding views of golf courst?. Newport Center plu 0t·~an & sunsets . This 4 bedroom ra m1\\' room . -1 bath home IS Ulr t•ond'itione d & has cxtcns i\·e improvem ents. $273,000. MEW IM WISTCUff Marvelous 5 bedroom family home w [4.~ _b~ths _ & a f-'mily room. ractive pool & Jacuzzi plus a large s \de y a _rd. Spectac u lar exterior e levation & a circular drive. $152.500 includioa land. R·2 CORONA DEL MAI Walkins d1'1lllllC't' IC i;bol)l)JO& und lx•nrh Im muculatc Z twdroo1n homl' un It ·2 lot H<-tlt>r thun 1ww with C'1lpper pluinb1ni: <'<>H' f m•phll'(' !Ind nll"C llJl"lll'll Siil.~ 1113~ f"lllV.ll •• , ..., t ..... ,,. ,, 1~1111 5 BEDROOMS Formal Dining · OPE..'\ SU~OAY l·S. Se tlu!> charmmg homu u l~ Pt>.im.w.. oft Sirn · i\n11. Prof. detorale<1. Harbor H1.i;h School. 400E.tr. FOR All C.Mit'f&ia MW KtHGSIZE! 4 Bedrooms + 21h lath ~I'\\ ly ll!>lt•IJ 'l'1hllllll1 tm' nhoml' 111 1:ountu1n \'.1ll1i\. Over 1800 s11. 11. Slep ' anto lus h ll\•in room., f.im1lv room and d1 n\og ar"u. Bright c heery w .f e ·s ave kitt•hen. Verballlc rtoor plan. l.ot.s of 11ch wood, wallp:iper und cu~torn MIWUT IN 1"I ...... S .. Bea utirully decorated & maintained by ori gurnl.owner. Only adults occupied. Large living rm. music room, formal ~ng1 21h baths. Lovely neutral colors Pracea right! Hurry! 520 CANCHA SAT/SUN 1·5·30 OU> COIOMA ~ MA• -VllW! Ocean front! Fabulous l!Mr view from most rooms of this custom 4 bedroom split level. Lge guest rm & bath. Wet ba r, open beamed ceilings, indirect lighting. Your own private steps to Big Corona Beac h. Reallf s pectacular! $345,000-Call for appoJ.Dlment. TODAY-rrs A °'FfX9-UPftE:R" In a _.eek or so present Ownj?r will redecorate etc. -and incr ease the price. So hurry & you can do your own thing! 3 Bedrooms, large Anthony heated pool completely fenced. $49,500. 2159STATE AVE., CM Sat /Sun 1·5:30 IA YFltONT 0-COHDO• FOR LEASE / .NEW large 2 bedroom. 2~ bath 2Jid floor apt. in finest bldg. in a rea. 24-Hour security, pool, jacuzai, sauna, billiard room. $1,250 per month. ZlllS-......... Road HEWPORT CENT .. M.I. 644-4910 d r-.1 pc :t. H u r r ~ ~ Th i '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \\on 't Inst ! A~ only ~ Sti:t 000. lS-12. 2535. • • C'-17.l·.9·11s".11"0'"''" Ge•HI 1002G1•r.. • · 1002 I NEWPORT HEIGHTS Only a half block to CJI ff Ori Vl'. Al most '• ac re 75 ft. "'-:We lot, 3 bedrooms, forma l dining room, new kitC"hen. copper plumbing and 4 car garage. Lots of room for boat. cam per. garde n ·or whatever . Stressed for second story. OPEN QAIJ.. Y : ,324 EL; MOD EN/\, BEAUTIFUL ILUFFS Imagine the luxuriousness of a home and the easy li ving of a condominiu m on a gorgeous wide greenbelt close to the pool. Beauti£ul "Z" Plan with dramatic two·s.tory entry. 4 l arg~ bedrooms. fo rmal dining room. huge kitchen and family room. Brunswick pooltable and one year war ranty included. A Valley Realty exclusive offered at Sll0.000. OP E!'l SAT./SUN. 1-5: 411 VISTA SUERTE. . 640.9900 PJl.e~8~~ Valley Realty --------[ Ritt ........ :.::~~:·::·;;,:::~······ !::::!!; ......... !!!~!!::::~ .......... !~!. .~ -•• -· A blend ol old world charm & mode rn <'onvenie nces. ·flavor this beauti£ul EXCLUSIVE Huntington Harbour Open Sot/Sun 1-5 Perfect retirement with t1n·a iry -open-spac1ous reeling. Patio 'front and r ear . Mini-ma1nl. ~drm. 2 bath, 2 sep, i:arages w/elec openers. Come \'1sit 17171 Roun dh1ll Dr. One block I '' atcr. tennis or c lub. Sl6,500 llEDROOM Hurrv'. This inalu f:tml l" 3 · lx'oroom hnm1· + 1iouhk• i.:ur Jr,,• ''on l las I :11 tc1 hi' prll'l' (~ rl'al :..tarter home. :'lol'W roof, ne w stucco and nl'W paint on l'Xlcrior. 1'ry VA 110 down. Just listed. &> fir!ot. lo calf !or t.b barJ,?aui· prico. 963 6767. (V'f•l ,,I q • II l II"" '0" N ( f I home a t the tip of Balboa Peninsula . Quality appt's. thruout the 3 bdr ms. + den + s ep. maid's quarters & laundry r m.! On an extra wide lot! Mstr. bdrm. with adjoin., luxurious bath; country kitchen with bit-ins. in~I. r adar range. Entertain in the gracious living rm. & · sep. dining/sunroom1 or. in the brick paved . & tree shaa ed patiQ. Ours exclusively -by app't. Sl.55,000 OPEN-5fJM.MC)M. 1·5 1201 BERKSHJRE LANE. Newport Beach. A beautiful lanai overlooks tl\e park-like setting of this lovely 3 bdr m .. 2 bath home, Ceaturing 2 cozy frplcs. in living rm. & dining.family rooms. Proudly ofrered for the first time! Seldom are homes for sale in this most desinible area. Only S126,500 LIDO ISLE COKTEMPORARY Check these features! 60 Ft. s treet to street comer . 2 'Sunny patios, 3 Jge. BH.. each with own bath, 3 car garage, sing le story . both family rm. & forma l d in mg rm .. :<Int floor plan . rc:alistically priced at Sl99,500. CAI.,.L TO SEE! DAVIDSON REALTY ~-r_i Wt o • H,.., ~. • b4S·1575 )l.f, "°'""'"'"' ~, .. '• h &73·9060 [ ~ IMtl ~G!!111!!M!!r!!el~~~!!t!!00~2!!G!!111!!111!!r!! .. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 00!!!2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .................. SPECULATQllS IARGAtH HUNTERS Eai.ts1de l>uple'I:. Quallt) bwll.:! hedrm unit ~ "'1th -s pa do u " y a rd a n d ~cparul~ ~arages o qwet cul-de s ac. W shingle roor. Bcautiru condli.1011. Only :o.'71, full price. Cull 5 10·1l51 1:\cwporl Ofh~el ~HERITAGE ··-REALTORS >.,..! t ,, ' tlit,1 ·' '" ' . '. .. ,, ' ' Han~ sometJuna ) ou Ill' ant to s.tl? Cla 1fu:d ads do 1l "'ell Call NOW, IG.MT&. CANYON & OCEAN VIEW .•. COM $138,000 · From your living room, dining room & mstr bdrm ~ 4br, exclusive home. comp red ecorate d s parkling new w/pvt beach acce5s. 0,... S-1·5, 6ll Rodrforcl. Cwo ...... CclM. VIEW * VIEW * VIEW UMDERST ATED ELEGANCE $315,000 M agnifi cent v ie w o f Ha r bor . Catalina & Palos Verdes. Best in CdM /NB a r ea. Profession a lly decorated & landscaped. Stunning, o n e o f a kind. fa mil y & entertainment home on q uiet street no thru traffic. 4500 sq. ft.. r; bdrm. pool. jacuzzi. formal dmmg room , 3 fi re places. Agt. 551-2714 or 752-6521 G ... ,.. 1ooz·G, .. re1 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIKE NEW DUPLEX 3BH, 3BA (UPPER >. Oc.-•lew from deck. Large lBR CLOWER> -4 car garage. Frplc in each unit, bltns. crpts & drps. Close to beach. 5133,500. NEW DUPLEX Close to the bay w ,'some ocn & bay view. Beaut. crptg & drps lhruoul. bltns :£rplc, etc. S120,000. .. JACOBS .REALTY ---675-661. 2919 Newport lf¥d. corner 30th 1002 G....,.el 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Heights 432 E. 16th. Piace OPIEN SAT/SUH/MOM C<>xy aBR. WJ\. rormul elm rm. hcum c·cll rum rm. 2 frplr!>. Ai.,umalJlc ;', lnJn' . .lmm~dlillt' <><'CUpunry ol lfm, ti .' r olrl ch.1rm1nA hom•' W;ilk ln all :.chi' & \\' t'-. t<· I 1 f I i. h Hp fl I n jl. l'nuw l>uy In lhl' 11111·'11111 fl>I .1t 1011!' Ul :-11•1 .!1:111 lh\111'1 .111\11111' Investor's Attention!! Ra ncho ulifornia, a~ The Plniu. Hwy. 395 37 uni t motel + l~o. owne r or mun.a~c r <1 uartc r s. be autlfully fu rnishttd . 2 Luk~ + 20x40 heated 1)0()1: compl('tely {.'quipped for own aund ry ~rr' kc.' incl. Volkswagen bus ror UU'J,>Ol'l 1m•k UJ) ll~taurunt, roff~ :;hop & ba r , with cnt~rtolnment & d a n<'in ~ i n the l oun ~e . Speci a l preparation of fine foods for the entire fomily. Out of state owners wish to ltquld ntc their Calif. holdings. Priced u l only $380,000 + lnventorl<'S. Compl e t e informatio n avail. t o qualified buyea-8. "C" THOMAS. REALTOR 2i.i W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 541-5527 54S.164l Ins. I Ge.rat I OOZ Ge•ret t OOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab I lrvtne ~· raaltg FINER HOM!S FtlOM $74,500 TO Sl.200,000 1506 ANTIGUA -DOVER SHOIES OHN SUH. I ·S P.M. Won 't last at this price ! Be autif ully maintained custom ho me w /4 bedrooms (could be 5 >. 4 'r.i baths, ramily room, dinin~ room + lg. billiard room . ·-car s:ara~c. S229.500 fee. CCJJl __ ., __ _ DRAMA TtC CUSTOM Spa t 1o us f a mily ho me exudes warmt h & exciting stylt'. Smashing master s uite w /lavish balhs. ofrice ur sillin~ room & Bay VJ EW + 2 more I~. hedrooms & family room w /wet bar. Located in the Best Ilcach orie nted a rea -Bayshores. $175.900. OPEH SUH. l·S ,.M, 2111 IAYSHORE DR. CC34> INVESTORS -DWLEX Great a rea of Newport Heights. Nearly new Warmington units w/3 be drooms. f ir eplaces . walk·in closets, pn\•ate patios & walk to schools & io.hops. A.'ikii J( SJ 12.000. Bar bar a Wrighl 644-6200. IC35> JASMINE CREEK -VIEW Wond e rfully upgraded in blue tones. 3 bedrooms . 21f.i ballt5. family room, forma l di n in~ & nice view overlookin ~ canyon & ocean. Locat ed close t o pool, j acuzzi, tennis & r lubhouse. 2-t hr . security )!ua rd. Gisela La mson 644-6200. <C36 ) ''PEHINSULA POINT" C lose lo beac h ! Be autifully decorated 4 bedroom, family & den heme excellently priced at Sl64,SOO. Lynne Kothe llJ644-6200. CC37) "LIFE ,CAM IE IEAUTIFUL" Lovely Lido Is le Home on BAY w/5-0' pier & float. 5 bedrooms. 4Y2 baths. lovely wide lanai overlooking b ay. Exceptiona lly priced at Sl98,000-l e.as.eho ld . Bo b Owe ns 642-8235. CC38 > - IMMACULATE Custom·built Baycr est 3 bedroom w/fami ly r oo m ."formal dining. p a n e l e d d e n w /w et bar . 2 firepl aces. s tudy , l g . mas ter hedroom & very pri vate patio. $99,500. Vi r . J ashinski 642-8235. J C39 l ? ADULT RmEAT S pa c i o u s · 3 bedroom hom e w/separa te master s uile. Many extras & in immaculate condition. Cookie Allison 642·8235. <C40) THIS HOME HAS hHYTHIHG! Occun Vie w. city lights. be autiful rX>OI & j acuzzi, ff fircpil + s unken iving r oom. furnlly room. vaulted c <' 1 Ii n ~ s . 2 f i n · p I a <' t.' s. s pi r u I sta 1 r<·a ~w . I t>edroom!. & hui;:e rc·f·rl'u l 1011 room w , bu l co ny. l (rcs 1 ~l ablc ' Marjor1<• Mahon G4Hi200. CC·ll I IRVIME -$74,SOO Sharp 2 bedroo m & den home done in e a rth ton<·s . Jac uzii & llir conditioning . See it now! Lynne Rothell G 14 .(j200. <C42) "TWO FOR THI MOMIY l" A really neut dup\cx & a ..:rent buy at $90,000! ! Etach over 1500 sq.ft,,.. w/3 hedrooms & i baths. Dr1 ve hy 1798 Cr<•s lmont <al 18th St. in Costa Me:-.u I Boh Owrn:-li12-X!!3:l 1(' l:l l HARIOR VIEW CA.RMR Shurp 3 bed room . I-story home ste ps from comm. pool & park. Outstandinl( brick & cemenl work -covered patio -f'irepit . gas BBQ -auto. 14arage d oor ope ner - cedar c losel. S114,500 Incl. land4' Joyce Edlund 64.2·823.5. (C44 > THI ULTIMATE IH LOTS! Big Canyon·s BEST w/spectacular VIEW! J\ bargain at $159,750. Bob Owens 64.2·8235. CC45) '42·1235 tol Dovtr Drive lnllf'lt •I Qtmpus V•lley CMlttr 752.1414 } • .. I ' ' .. • I ............. c.I.&--t"-*' ..... W. • Hemn fer W. HemH fer W. , ...... fw W. H.Mt For W. • Sunday, September S. \976 DAil Y PILOT (,'S ..,..._ .......................................................... ,.......... I ..... ___ IE-.-~ .......... ••••·--· •••••••••••••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G .. IOOJ ..._...For W. Hwl For W. ~ ..---- •wr111 . IMZ•-.. 100• ., .. ,.. 1002 ., .. ,.. 1002Gwr.. IOOJ wr •u•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... 100• • ············-·-···-·-········-········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ........ 1002 .... ,.. 1001 ........ .. POOl EST ATE ••••••• •• •••••••••••••• •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• uz.9So <:'l A 1/, <:71 If, Real Estate J\are ~ummerClmt< op _;l"{Q.6~ J{a6~ S•lf""'1°"1 of, LJl ~ REDUCED" porlutHly ! l'rlv :lll.' 'l'wo full Ume a iOClate •• parkw ay l ~.Hh t o ! po ltlorb "''olublr in• W Om.ti 'OUI' ow 840,·11 motivated" M.-clud«l ~ntroncl.'! Ex Lido ls le bayfront: reduced from "c 11 u t Q b I 1 b c d. Pinc QuaJity Propertles f.;1rgc 4 tx-drpi hornf'. • J. r.r_.__ __ __.L... ,. Co.·Rnahc1n1 .. ~utl\o livini room \l•ith $495,000 to $425,000. Prime location m lier. hh;hl)' produr tw<i11t rarn r m . forurnt \--~__,_m a European h e1rtla . . h b tbt k' i i:: Bd r. tt•e. prcJ1t l1tr of11rt'. Open u-.. ..... 15 •II\\ rm. qu1<•t tr\'•' hnui l:iplcurun ;i:ilh.•y "''h Wll rea a tng v ew. "' rms., ~ ldHlly loc11trd ti) 11~ mJ· ~ • i.\n·\'t. BcH er hurry UMIYllSITY PAD ~ LIVa. l a COHO<> Firs t time otr~red. hard to find Hanover Model ; quiet locatlon. Priced for Cast s~le at 500,950. ILUHS 5 .. IEA"1Y Super e n d unit, big Z·Plan. Beautifully decorated. 31h f>athi;, country kitchen, encl. patios. Assumable8~% loan. Reduced to Sll2.000 Just some ol dozens of fine properties lo show you. Please call - C.F. COLESWORTHY . 640.0020 IASTll.Wf CIMTB HOUSES FOR SALE 2 HDROOM 2017 Maple. Costa Mesa 645·3474 $49,500 Sat/Sun 12·6 11 Odyssey Cr~. Nwpt Crest, NB 631·0283 $105,000 Sun. 1·5 2 II & FAM RM or DEH 444 CabrlJlo. Corona del Mar 640-7000 Sl67,500 Sat.Sun 1·5 1064 Katella. Laguna Beach 494-9473 $82.950 Sun. 1·5 257 Santa Isabel. Costa Mesa 642·5549 584 .500 Sat /Sun 12·5 #23 Flores Dr. <Rancho San Joaq ) 833-3066 Sunday 2·5 •9Canyon Crest Drive. HVH. CdM 675-6000 S96.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 Rue Fontaine. Big Canyon. NB 631·1400 S209.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6211 Sierra Siena Rd Irv. 833-1631 S84 .500 Sunday 11-5 6.59 Bolsana Dr .. Laguna Beach 646·7711 Sun 1·.5 2050 Garns ey, Santa Ana 546-8577 $46 ,950 llEDROOM Sun 1·5 ~Santa Ana Ave. Nwpt J~ghts. NB 645·0221 $86,500 Sunday lH 295.Camellia Lane cEastside> CM 557.0734 s.56,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3130 Bray Lane. Costa Mesa 557·3338 S59.900 Sal/Sun 1-5 •21 Montanes Estc. Irvine 752-1685 Daily 10-5 2303 Anniversary La. Newport Bch 556-8181 $75.500 S /S /M 1·4 4459 W. Coast Highwy. Nwpt Beach 675-9547 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 952Azaleanr. <Greenbrook)CM 548-1168 $70.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 132 Via Trieste. Lido 11. NR 642·5200 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 324 El Modena. Npt. HLc; .. NB 640-9900 $121 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 492 16th Place. Costa Mesa 640-9900 $72.500 ••3603 Fmley Ave .. NB Sun 1·5 675-5511 Sl60.000 Sun 1·5 16745 Barefoot Circle. Hunt Bch 897·0321 $69.500 Sun 1·5 f>.171 Citadel. Hun tington Bch 897-0321 s.54,500 Sun 1-5 489 Diamond1 Laguna Beach 494·9473 S92.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 25.561 Via De l Rey. San Juan Capo 675·3000 Sun. 1·5 6.51 Vlstn Bonita CRluffs >NB 6-U-6200 Sal /Sun t 5 18 Montuna:s N ( R. San J oaq > Irv 644·6200 Sal /Sun l 5 23 Wood rus h. lr\'lnc 551 ·6871 SflH.900 18.54 1''ullerton ( Jt:Sidc) CM 646·2087 Sl9,750 S /S/M 12·4 505Scawurd Hd. Coronadel Mar 644·721 t $108 ,700 Snt /Sun 1·5 320 Murigold . Corona del Mar 673 6.510 S89.500 Sun. 1·5 •2051 Shipway. Baycrel't. N.B. 675-6900 SllS.500 Sun,Mon1·5 71:l Larks pur. Corona del Mar 675·6900 S89,500 Sun 1·4 l IR & FAM RM ~ D84 1930 P ort Bis hop Cir . HVH NB 673·8.SSO $12.5,000 Sun 1 ·5 1851 Port Tiffin. IMINB 673-8550 St 10.000 Snt/Sun 1·5' 20S Amhe rst <College Pk> CM 546·9556 S68.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 212 Kings Place. Newport Beach 548·6124 $115.000 Sal/Sun 10·6 226 Via Grazlana <Udo> NB 675--6615 Sl45.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 :.>1 Avenida Cerrito.s <Bluffs> NB 833-1969 $143.000 S /S/M 1·5 1 Pcppcrgra~s <Deerfield). Irv. 559-0113 S76.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 4061 Glenwood St. Irvine 551·4519 $69.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 500 De Anza. Corona del Mar 67S.4392 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5302 Sierra Roja <Turtle Rock) Irv 833-8256 $85,000 SIS /M 11 ·5 •31771 National Par k Dr. Lag. Nig. 8.11·1203 $94.900 SIS 12:30-6 3406 Catamaran OMI) CdM 640-2309 $137 .500 S.M l·S/Sun 10-2 226 Via Gr azian:i (Udo> Npt Bc:h 675-6615 Sl45.000 S /S/M l·S 13161 Bow Place. TwUn 838-3443 $91.000 Sun 1·5 1057 Visalia Dr. <Mesa Woods) CM 979-8866 Open Sat.&Sun 1·5 J,8782Saginaw Or . (T·Rock) Irv 133-0ISl -5,900 Sat/Sun l·S dining cntt'rla1n mt-nt baths': pier & s ide tie ror large boat. J•)r m.1rk\'t1n.i JIU & t ll· 550 Vi tu Grande, East Bluff $110.000 owner must tl\Ovt' I ! Watlb or gl~~ lt.111 to >11'1n1t •1 H·r~ :.ix·i:t-i.:irul Your Hostess Brenda Whitney 833·<r746 UU-0303 tiu11c cul·dC·&lll "Ith LIDO REALTY Otll'1.ilJun & AlnL n :putl&· ~ 11h11t1mtr1ng pool J nd tron p b<>.1t anit 1r;11lcr ..1t'CC!iS' U77 Via Lido. N.I. '7J.7JOO l82l ort Shetrield , Harb. Vu Sl 14.000 1'h1:. · a tx.<droom b(:auty 1-:" r> c r I c n cc d pro · Your Ho,,tess Sally TerwiUgcr 67S.J4 t l won't fist. 'l'ry SG.:?95 fcs .. 1on11ls who Jcslre a tot»I down! t'or qwi:k more l11de11~ndenl ut 5 Jade Co S I 6how111a call 84Hi010. ChwW I 002 G ... ,,.. I 002 ll\f) pl\l're or operullon. V('. P)'~ ass $209.90() 0tit•'""."''.,..'n~1..,<1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'<lml>cned \li'lth arr"· -Y"°urJLosLcs sLowltaVanOsl64<1·1290 [ ~ I s urER IUY trl'rnely wcnerous com-~ ll~fdl;t; Westside Tiii~ ho~~d~·~!:s som~ ~~~~r~'iii~~l~~~enl. ~ Bodeg a B~ly . Spyglass . S2)..5,000 ""REAMPUff" l'Jtt' hut \\here elM" .. c.HI .. HASTINGS & C O. Your Host J ohn Pollack 640-4196 IACK IA Y AREA Thi:. harply deeorul'-'tl 3 bdrm fJ m h o m1' '' r re :.hl ~· painll'd & reJlures new decor.1lor "Jlt p.iper thJl he)p~ f>I\ e \'OU !hut "modl'I home··· reeling. Tins om.• is bound to~ upprcc1ut ed: ~6·7711 " ,ou frncl " • .i bdrm ... b.i ..... '"LTORS 6 '"0.5560 'lle wlv p;untcJ ;,ind hvmc \\1tR ltl\'Utcd on ~~ .. SM l'b c· I s I t'Jrpc?t ('cl 1>.1rl101( 3 qwl.:l cul dl• ~UC .1l lhlS a I U arc e, pyg 3SS $22!,000 tk•llroom "1111 p.rneled low, IQ~ pn<'<"' ~ don't 4-PLEX Your Host He nry Durant 644-4896 fJm1h· rtK•111. Ruum foa delll)'. C'ull toduy un th~ ~.ird~n .1111l I ru1t trees. ooe S<lS W9l ~ti:fihJM - Hr. S. Coast Plaza $l4,950. Tenunl~ puy utilities. fiooo C'omhtlon·Hlgh in · con1e. CaU 645·6646 I l : S ~ '1 R l· . L I Y " J' I/' J I I 'I ' ' '\. ·' ' ' '' ( ' ' Costa Meta Bargain!! $49,900 . . ,\ :.h.irp 3 bedrm homt• ; "1th n~w pulnt ins11ic .md ; oul. New cJrpt'l:. and : 1lt.1pes Gl'\.'at locat1onon • IJq:c 110· deep lot Cu ll • ~Sll80 tor full details . • ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS • .. • ,. • -,. ~ Walker & lee Reel Estate .. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i--OP-EH_H_O-US_E_ ; DIRECTORY · ': ... WL=~t;'!9.~c.'::...,.:.!J,~'::::8~= ....................... ,.,_.,.... .... _...._I ............. ~_. ..... •401 Kings Pl. <Nwpt Ugts >NB 645·4516 Sat/Sun 1·5 1982 Tus tin. East Costa Mesa SlJ..1768 S66.500 S /S/M 1-5 1201 Berksh ire Lane. Npt. Beacb 645-7575 Sl26.500 Sun/Mon 1·5 4511 Camden. Cameo Shores, CdM 640-5357 S235.000 Sat/Sun 1·6 .600 Michael Pl. NwptHghls. NB 642·5200 ~3.950 Sat/Sun l·S 17171 Roundhill Dr .. I-Int~. Hbr. 646-3255 Sat /Sun 1·5 2213 Anaheim. Cost a Mesa 646·3255 5.52.500 Sun. 1-5 •317 Bowlin ~ Green. Col. Pk. C:vt 549-8655 $71 ,900 Sat /Sun 1·5 ..,l066Tulare. Mes a Woods. CM 549-8655 596.950 S /S/M 1·5 81 Royal St. G eorJ!<'. Big Cyn. NB 675·6000 $255.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1246 Conway. Costa Mesa 549·3139 . s.59 ,900 S/S/M 12·5 1416 Applecross. Racq Club .. H.B. s:~;.4973 S74.000 Sun 1·5 432 E. 16th Place. Newport Hghts 673-8700 S89,,50 S/S/M ·924 Oak St. Costa Mesa 646-3255 $53.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1924 Irvine Ave. (Baycrest> NB 642·8235 S99.500 Sat/Surr 1·5 2507 Lehigh Pl. tCollcgc Park >C.M. 646-7414 S63.900 S /S/M 9051 Cockatoo. Fountain ValleSv 962-7788 S69.600 un 1-5 2472 Fairway, Eastsidc, C.M. 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 384 Mira Loma Pl. Costa Mesa 646·9716 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 3213 Iowa <Mes:i Verde> C.M ... 546·8171 SGl .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 15171 Newcastle Ln .. Hunt'g. Bch . 842·9371 S63.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 200 Via Genoa. Lido Isle. NB 673·9060 S199.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l&U Labrador, Mesa Verde, CM 1)4().5554 Sunday. 2·5 944 Jasmine Cr. Costa Mesa C213 )425 -9591 S82.9SO Su_n l ·5 2811 Bayshore Dr. <Bayshores) NB 642·2835 $175,900 Sun:·t ·5 8742 Palos Verde, Westminster 646-881 1 $72.500 Sun 12·6 48362nd St. Ne wport Shores, NB 642·3850 $82,000 Sun l ·5 1645 Labrador. \o.'il.:t Mesa 546-2.313 $67 ,500 Sun/Mon 1·5 3261 Ne braska. Costa Mesa 54i;·23q $68,900 Sun 1·5 l II & FAM RM or D&I AND GUt ST HOME :\31 Walnut St.. E /Sidc, <.;.M. •• 548·9416 S69,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 4 llDIOOM • •701 Bays ide. NB 675·6900 Sat thru Mon 11·4 325 Cameo Shores Rd. CdM 673-5458 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 928 Sal\· adore. San Clemente 645-0882 $108.500 Noon-Dusk 1294 Coronado Dr. Laguna Beach 494·9596 $199.500 SIS 12·5 6131 Dundee Or. Huntington Bch. (213)536.()()40 $2.900 s:s 12·6 ~2 Brentwood. Costa Mesa 548·1168 SG9,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •205 Via Lido Soud. NB . 631-1800 5210.000 S,S /M 1·5 ••+t3 Canal S t <Npt.Shrs. >NB 631·1400 $163,500 Sat /Sun l ·S 336Colton, Newport Shores, NB 642-3850 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1768Pitcaim <MesaVerde)CM 545-5335 12-S PM 4 U & GUIST HOME •843 Cortez, Costa Ml'Sa 979-1525 . S89.2SO Sat:Sun 1·6 4 IA Ir FAM RM or DIN •1935 8i!;hop Pl <UV Hms) NB 833-3307 $139.500 S /S 12·6 ..ws E. 20th St. Costa Mesa MS-1129 $196.000 Sat/Swl-1-S ~52 St<><!kport, La~na Hills 581·0795 $84.500 Sat/Sun 1·6 633 Rockford, Cameo Hlnds, CdM 675-2311 $138,000 Sun, 1·5 1839 Port Charles <HVHms>N.B. 640-4497 Sun. 12·S 17301 Breda Lane, Hunt. Beach 846-2934 $76,500 Sat/Sun l·S 43 Cam bria Dr. <Spyglass HJ > NB 544-8609 S235,000 Sat/Sun l·S •2029 Swan Dr. Mesa Verde. C.M. 546-2277 $122,500 Daily 1·5 3.501 Birch St <College Park) Irv 552·4567 S94.900 Sat/Sun 11.S' 1857 Elba Ci rcle (Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-5856 Sll0,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 17661 San Rafael. Fountain Vly 968.9993 835-3636 Sat /Sun l ·S •4600 Lighthouse La. HarbVuHlls 640-5357 S163.750 Sat /Sun l ·S 21322 Pine Tree. Huntington Beach 546-4141 S74,500 Sat/Sun l·S • 1830 Port Abbey Pl. lMI, NB 556-1382 Sat/St.m 1·5 5772Grimsby, T he Landing, H.B. 846·1311 _ Sat/Sunl-5 3176Country Club~ Mesa Verde, CM 645-0303 $99,500 Sat /Sun l·S 2206 Windward. Baycrest, Nwpt Bch 675·6000 Slf>2,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2500 Wavecrest. Broadmoor. CdM 675-6000 Sl49,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1221 Starboard, Broadmoor, CdM 675-6000 $164,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 411 Vista Suerte, BJuflN.B. 640-9900 $l10,0QO Sat/Sun l ·S 9381 Candlewood, De Grdn, H.B. 968-4456 Satl·S 15762 Maidston e, Sh'd'wRn, West. 968-4456 • Sun 12·5 8221 Mary Circle, Pac. Sands, H.B. 968-4456 $68,900 Sun l ·S 20401 Kent worth, Huntington Bch 556-2660 $98.500 Sun 1·5. :r101 Inlet Isle Dr, Corona del Mar 644·1766 $147LOOO Sun. l ·S 53Cambrfa (Spyglass> CdM 644-6200 · Sat/Sun 1·5 '•97 Linda Is le (Linda II> NB 642·8235 S250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 12(.;he rry Hills <Big Canyon ) NB 644·6200 S.165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •5542Southall Terr. (T·Rock> Irv. 752· 1414 5160,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 241 La Jolla, Newport Beach 540·1151 Sll0.000 Sal/Sun l ·S 259 Bren l wood ( K Side) Cd M 642·6368 Sat/Sun l·S • #8 Cypress Pl, Big Cyn. N. 8 . 646-7711 Sat/Sun 12·6 1748 lowa SLreet..,Cosla Mesa 545·2840 S64.990 Sun/Mon 10·4 JOJ22Shangri La Dr. (Glen Mar) JIB 002·:!241 Sun/Mon 12·5 •3460San Ra(acl, Mesa Woods. CM 54Ml4t $78.900 Sunday 1·5 I<>rJ3 Parkhill Dr. Costa Mesa 962·4454 /S48·088S Sunday 1·5 1500 Antig ua ~Dov~r Shore·> NB 642·8235 $229,500 Sun. 1·5 32 Point Loma <Spyglass) CdM &14·6200 Sun. 1·5 2848 Velas co. Co!!la Mesa 546-2313 $74 .5('1() -5 llDAOOM ••3 Linda Isle Dr .. Linda II Sun 1-5 631·1800 5275.000 S /~/M 1·5 5 U & FAM IM Of' DIEH 210 Vi1t Cordova (Udo U) N 8 . 67S·4S62 $195.000 S/S 1·4 8752 Dolphin. Huntington Beach 968-9389 Sl02,000 F'n·Mon ••3802 Channel Pl. Nwpl II . NB 5-46-4141 $240.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 1814 Glenwood. S aycrest. N.B. 6'l2·S200 Sl59 500 Sat tSun 1 ·5 1522 Pegasus <olr S.A & Bmtol > · ··646·3255 • · Sunday l·S •17 Royal St. George. Big Cyn. NB 640-6161 $365.000 . Sal/Sun 1·5 ·•204721(:asUe Rock (Pk Hntg) HB 8U--7881 SuA/MGa l·S .. 9082 Rhodesia. Fasb. Shores. H.B. _ 968d456-~000 Sat..:Sun 1·5 •1079Cheyenne. Costa Mesa 556-2660 $69.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 mEvening Caoyon, CdM 631·1400 S2H,500 Sun 1·5 • •525 Vi a Lido Soud (Lido II) NB 642-8235 S.549.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••2500 Bays horc Dr. fBshrs) NB 642·8235 Sat /Sun/Mon 1·5 52 Royal St, George. Nwpt. Bch. 673-1181 Sun/Mon 1·5 ••49 Linda Is le. NB 642·8235 SSS0.000 20141 KHne. SantaAna_l:lgt: 646·7711 ,. Sun. 1·5 Sun. l ·S 6 IR & FAM RM or DEN 2200 Lake P a rk Ln (cor23rd> NR 642·5200 $135,500 Sat/Sun l ·S ••21 Linda ls le <Unda Jl) NB ~1766 $385,~ Sat/Sun 2·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE Z IB>ROOM 2Seaside Circle. SeawinCi Condo 631-1800 S62,500 / Sun l·S 38 Seaside Circle, Seawind Condo 631·1800 Sl25.000 Sun 1·5 2046Tustin /\vc. C.M. 642. 7860 562,500 Sun 1·5 2 II & FAM IM Of' D&I ••600 E. Oceanfmt, Unit 2·0 , Bal . 968-8377 S78.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l llDROOM 2612Vista Del Oro, ''Bluffs" 631·1800 $73,500 S/S/M 1·5 219 Nata, Bluffs, Newport Beach 833-0334 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••4421 W. Coast Hwy., Nwpt Bch 675-5511 Sl06,000-• Sat/Sun 1·5 •345 University Dr. B-3, CM 646·881 l $57 ,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 520 Cancha <The Bluffs) Npt. Bea ch 6444910 ~8.500 SIS 1·5:30 4 IB>ROOM · 16060 Mr. Lister ct., F. V. 545·7697 /531·8863 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOUSE +APT FOR SALE z •• & 2 •• 1411 Cliff Dr , Ne wport Bea.ch 645-0303 $132,500 Sun 1:5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 -IDllOOM 21651 Ocean Vista Dr. So. Lag. 499-4515 From 585,950 S IS 10-1) 3 HDltOOM 8RueChatcau Royal, BigCyn. ND 962·4454 SlS0,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 2 llDROOM 19:161 nrookhur~tSpacc68, ll.B. 008·!r736 $26.000 SIS /M DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 II & I• ••3603 Finley Ave .. N.B. l'i75·55l l $160,000 Sun 1·5 HOUSES FOR IENT l IA A FAM IM• D .. ••1030 W. Bay. Nwpt.. Sch. 1 6.'Jl.J400 $UOO/Mo S/S 1 :> 1700 Prt Mergatc, KVH. Nwpt. Bch. 675·6000 Lease ~75/mo S/S l ·5 4 llt ft FAM IM .,,. 0 .. 231~ Moon Bay CS pygJus W.,) CdM 644·~26 S87S mo. S/S/M 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR LEASE · J 1.-ooM 603 Vista Bonita CBhtrs> N.D. 675·3000 S625 mo. Sun. 1·5 •2438 Vist,,a Ho,::ar . Nwpt. Bch. 838-11411640-8105 Sat/Sun 1·5 DAILY 1·5 : 4459 W.Cst HiC)hwoy • H•wporl a.och 3 &droomi.. J b.ith:. 67S.9547 ~ COATSs. WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. .• .; . ·, . . • . 1---af-A~Es-T A TE I SALESPERSONS ~ ~EEO TWO. new or .. , pencnced for e'pundm.: •• 1to1h.•:. dcparlm cnl. Al r1h1tll' with an ACTIVI': INDl':PE:-lOl':NT <H" flCF.. WI.' ha•·<' 21 YEAlt 1'RNCK REt"01tO ln lhll N1•\\'l10rl ·Hu rhur ·-t:o~lu :ik~u art'a with llw lu~l ll! ~I'll In our own 1irei.l•nt • e>fl1ce butlctm~ Phone lor • apporntmcnt 8'tS·4962 • Th• CoHi-'Ofl Co R.altort 281!l New1aort Bh d ~c\\ port_Heach, C.. MEREDITH GARDENS lllg two ~tory ,1 hl-c11 w1n with rum1I >· 100111. fcll'mal d1n1n).l .ind 1111\· blnndmll ink nor de<'•)ru· t1on a nd lunds cup1111:. ·nu:. 1s a lari;e home \\ Ith u pool·Sl?I.' ~ Jrd und h1r~e !>nle ~ u1 cl for bout . . .. • . • • • • • . • • . or lruller 'tor Jl:C. l''or further inlorn1ut1on '· (;/\ 1..1.. 5.jt;. 2titiCJ ! C:SELECT • T'PROPERTIES Lakcfront·l.uke Forest : :\cw IBn :/B.\, lrpl('. p\'t. : lukc IX?uc·hrronl. ,\liking : ,Sft2.r>OO 0\\ nr ,\At. .'1 10-0S~, J-:,cs 55i ·58111 . --------. ELEGANT ST .ARTER HOME . • :--; 11· e f\ f u r n I ' h c· d !r ll('(lroum. :!' • l>,1lh l'tmdo 111 Lu1:una .\'11:111'1 .11 .1 ,.,.. • all11lic pnt·(' 111 ~; .tlOIJ. ldcul ror ~ou11J.( l'.11'ct·r • couple 's fir:.I hu mc. :-.li1·<.'h' UP" 1':idc1I Pool ~ml j;;ru11.; Tmuhle frt>~ • m11in t .. n.mn .. <.:all 101· • illlPl. lOSCC. t)iJ.8.)50. ""'11 Ill 0 •II S l lJ'I 101'1 l'dl • [~IRIHd 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Harbor Lights" JIM COHU Till" of 11 new11popur rnlutn n uhou l t• n IPIJ:t' m ,. n I ~ II n <1 m•Hl!l1tl(('" 'Wh 11'11 WhO'lf' ' • fl act" Trnck : A plnrr whrrc• l h•· window~ dcoh th•• p1·011lc. • Why dot>,-O't tho COVF.RNM P.NT nrt<'f' us double our mon!"y b1ck 1r wo arcn 'l Nllll~fl~'> • T uxr s 11r1> llke muM•I•'~ You nt•vor krww you hall 11omr l}f them uni.II tli<'Y lwJ.(lrl lo hurl. • Trame. a ~lrt>:1m of motoris ts who sprcd up whrn lhey st>e you 'o that they can slnw down when they gcl In '' rroflt or >1ou. • ........ trefflc .. ....... Hltyfflf'• 1hort c•t to th• .... y.. '°"9 for. . . I { . ... .... . .. J • l D.\IL '(PILOT Sund1y. September 5. 1978 ~ .. _,.. IOOZ•••r• 1002 tto.HForS* HMMtForS* ............................................................................................ ••••4 1002 IOOJ ......••............... •...............•..•.. ··············~········ .••..•............•••• G1•r• I 002 Corona del Mar I 022 COf'Ofta del Mw I 022 Costa MHo I 024 ••.....•...••.........• ....................... .............•...••.... ...................... . Fixer Upper Mu1t Sell Fast ........................ 1024 ········-············ Uv O~ n~·1. F.u:.t"dc : ~COATS & WAL LAC[ ~REAL ESTATE, INC. ~ lOl .\ll1 O~NtO lOMf'llN' ~R-I NC; !Ht ~OUI H \()A!>I ~HlA )INct 1%J TOP SALESPEOPLE FOR AUGUST .............................................. OCIAMNOMT Duplex toned lot. with attractive, remodeled 3 bdrm .• 2 bath home, which could be expanded to two uniL'i. $192.500~ Watch the s urfers in your front yurd Crom this vantage Potnl. IALIOA ISLAND IAYNOMT Park your boat at p er &,Ooat or j ust leuse it out. Sharp ho,ne on the quiet, North end or island, was built for use as duplex or single residence. 5200.000 Is about the lowest price on the waterfront today. OCEANFRONT Take your cho; ze of two nice. 2 bdrm .• 2 bath u .1ts , ip a security bldg., one with £rplc. White water view or s parkling beach &.ocean. Priced at S87 ,500 &. $150.000. Both furnis hed. You 'll enjoy relaxing in this pleas ant Laguna paradise . LIDO ISLE IAYFRONT A s pecia l property for special people. 90 Ft. of bayfront, M th pier & float for large· boat. Gourmet kitchen, pool. sauna. guest house & much. much more! At 5895,000, an xlnt value. because the and alone is worth over SS00,000. RIYlll FOHS't ISTATIS 60 Acres or choice s ubdivision l and in Utah. offered a t $195,000. Ask J im Cobb for fuU particulars. 65 ACRE WORKING FARM or river llACH GIAHT! Cnol oce.in hrcl''-4?" h.1thl0 lhl' r .U\l.t\tlC 4 ll\'UI \)()Ol :: ll11U1 1>Plll I~' l'I ._1.till Hllt,;t.' fam1I) room Jlld Joorm t ckh~ht k1h h,·n• \I a .-\ t Jl•H 1.'\J MOil\' f1rf'pll1Ct.' at"l'l'lllb t'll\· n.1mo11 µlu[(h rurµl•t Kt·l"1.:ntlv p;11ntrd 0 111• 1n1lc 'lu occun W .1 tl'll lhl' ~ 6 SHARP UNITS All 2 h<lrm-. \\1th J>l'l\',llt.· h~»ll h pn' 1 h•gl'' Tiu~ u1w 111 ,1 "1 nd L\w11n,1 <k•I .\lLll' l)l'Of>CI t) I' llll rn.OOtJ Ml lt OI kl' k111d. 'l'hl" 0\\ 1wr "lit ltnam'l' :.it tM ·ms \Ollr 1);111l.t•1 l·,111't ttllor·d to~'' l! ) Ott'' 1.1~\l'tl ~it ~:?5,000. CORONA PACIFIC REALTORS l .01) l'Ol 1Wr \'UltC' In In• t-onw vru1~·• l>' 111 eu f:' 11;1111l.1hlt• honw 1111 l.trl(l' hit <'ould lw r,•,ut,•nt'<' or lftl'Oll\\' (lp\•ll 11011"' Ftl ~.11 ~jll\ I~ tJ , :!1117 \I .1ph•. l' \ ~l!l 5ot) llt>U I' ,1 I I'\' l tl l' ,1 It (Ir & , tl t:i :l 17 J !lit. h~ir•\\'0\lil f111or:. w' l.:!2 lot. O\\ rwr rn•" mi lllt~I ~l'll.i\:11'1111' Mll.500 tll:! lll:G fl'r\'nch riuvt11rh1I 2 t!I!, Harbor llq;h 1arta ~'7~.9~. ~ill--~{'II~ IA$TSIDI a nr Wll 1101 ,. ~'\:!,9SO tH:! ,.'llJS A1w11l i.1m i1N 111 thr l'k,i.1utiful l'al'lhr llutlt b' l)('ull ftroth1•r14. Only ·~1>7 .wo Call tor 1111frk :.how111)( ·g12.25M 644-8567 Home & Business eAns1D1 In l'11111m~·n·h1I 11n•11 :J ll\' CW.-4tN h, ~ •· 4t \ t ~'"'I r' t • [ ~ p._.ln$Ula I 007 Corona del Mar I 022 ~~1tv•;11t11 ··················:..···· ...................... . !Ht. 2 U.\. he,1 tl.'1I pool. OWHER Hhl1• 11v 1101·tunll). 3Hr,rpk.f•Wt<dl.acynnl. "" ~f;\ 11~ 0<.'l::A.'\Ftto;>.:T 1.:0N1> > l=-=~~~~~~· ~ Ol't'llll & B.t) VII'\\. :! l~t ~ liiiO,IJ()ll. Ouli.ld<' ~. 1ww p.ilnt 645-3474 111 & out .. New c:pb. R ::. .I ->l!J.i,10.l>.l&l.'087 1 I Ii I D ... rolnt 1026 \ ...................... . ~~l•~~ _..;:_ .:! Un + lurm.11 l>lt. ' ' PANORAMIC ~111.000 Al.r :1m 11;:,;H'~1 VIE~ CONDO ON IA Y • ~~p lnl'111d1ni: t:at.iltn.1 6. ,.:a,..t \lt'W ul 11,11 lhr • ~ 1 P:1los Vt>rdr' I.~ & " I t ... • s Cl'"'l'0\1 I IL 2lM. 1)00 • 'II lh'l I ,jf\1,111 i1,,..c1ou. "' llU µrkni:. hoJt ,1111 '" .111 hom•·· la\lshly dl•\·oral s5!1 • .>~·i. h> "" 11 , r t'(l Ma:.tcr b.1 "'IUll>IX'<l r-·i 19RJ w Jaru111 • COll\l•rtthlt• -''· · :.h\\r, _steam rm. Ju.,t OCEANFRONT hi.let.I! &16-i711. ltJn: 111111' Mo1:r11l1n•1H Utt: rm All ~ll'l' homl', ; romplclt>lv rcclct·or an c:1.qwStll' I.ti.le. I UK , I FIXER UPPER WITH VIEW tWi':\/ St '\ l>.\' 1 • Price Reduc~d 113.1 \\ Ill rES \II~" ~'iCIOO to ~tl.000 O\\lll'r F .1h11l11u:. bJ \ \ ll'I\ .111'1t•IL' I llo:1lrm d1•"ra llfl'Jl Ml'.•. ""1111·a: IJllOI. hie East -1dl' la mtly ht1J:l' It' rm Com1• Sl'l' home m qwct .in• 1 \I alh "hat WOil' \\Oil. \1111 bu) .1ll <1nw111t1\'S I or l ht• lu\\ l>rl re or 645-34 7 4 - '1cw from 2nd ll'\'l'I II\ ----------! baths. S!39,500. f'ur a111>'t cull ,. 645-2425 * 119.:'l'.IO -----SPANISH ..... ANSION 673'760 I AGT. II ... I I I • OM HILL Costa Mesa I 024 ' POOL...IEAC.H ..... •••••••••••••••••• % $59,9.00 HEW OFFERIM~ Wrought iron entry to Beautiful 'ounlry Club huge li\·lng room with Dr. C.J\1. l story 3 Ur. vaulted cclling11 aod floor den • 2 1,2 B a • o I I LABORING ? LOCA'flO:'\ L(.){'t\TIO~ LO(' \TIO~ Thb m•w IUK. l.1m rm homr 1:. locatl'd on o ('UI dl'·SJ<.' :.lr«•t. •:i blort. l11 !>chool. \' .1ulted beam l'l'lltn~. r1r.•pllll'l', Wt'l bur and Rrl'al harbor • • Sou1h roa i.t 'll'W. Sl~.500. 4tl3.SSI:? 499-.155 1 494..so&G Shari1 2br cottui:e on lri: buHdnhlr! R•2 lot. SGl..SOO. <t.99 2109. f., e~. ----HARBOR VISTA "SHOWCASE" HOME bottom soil. with abundance of water . 14 + Acres teased to turkey Carm. 40+ Mo•MC••HCMI acres of Alfalfa. 6+ acres leased to Lo ceiling fireplace. CoronadelMar 1022 amenities. Roum fo1 Dramatic gallery. \Vel ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. 899,500 bar. Spiral stairraso. to lURN KEY Eilbac.Mr Co. sp11dous muster suite & PERFECT 1213) 278·0444 th.· prnbll•m or ltnrlinl? a loH~lv home h1r your ftirn1ly Pl.L'S :-•'tl p:uJ l11r :'llom & Dad" Tiu,. 1:. \ ou1 n \\'. 1\c ha"' 11 ~11i1> 11) :1:11 \\'alnut M . loll our UPE:'ll ll(ll·s..: S.1l Sun l ·:'i. ttr 1.111 \11r~1111,1 :it. M.'t li1 ltl ot h·N.'<I b~ C BUH L'll \ \1111·:11 L \I' TOWMHOME Ck·•'lln view 2Hll. 2BA~ total ~t-1·urit)'. Jacui11 . S.'iUl50 Quality. s pacious 4 bedroom. s ingle 1 h · · s tory, family room aT"'"'· Lar:ge bri· h catt e ra nc er. re mauung are a nta c hildren11 quarters. -- -Gourmet kilt'hl·n T>uw Only :.l«llS to L'arn.ition \l F.SA VE I< D E 4 DR . Lu.'h terracl':.. llllltR \' Park. An 1mm,1culull• n • l>t>n, i • r lk1. ne\\ I) de· for t 1s dl'COratur's ile-.ently l'mOl'lcled· t llttl 1 orJfrd. quil'l t ul d<>":,ar. 1:1:111.\2:! 1131:2600 \\'l''' Coast P:tl'tfir llcJ I l::MaLc :Ullil C<>lbl. -'OH_.._t--R"6Sa-plums. 1600 Ft. frontageon Hw: ~unny kitchen. Gurage with dri ve-thru 76, in Fall brook public utility district. 1 ltllh" J~ fhma l'oml oat door. breezeway read y for I-d s ooo d? N d e ndos urc into an extra room if low oes Sl9 • soun . ol ba at hi.:ht. 003,71181 Sq 1-'l. 3 HR + dt'n. 3 Ila. \tra Ill•· lut :>I lll.000 B' OHN '" ""' ~ 11.N ''~"· ro home. Formal 01111111:. o\•lll't 5 1t. ~>115b [~ I 1-'am rm. Wrt bar, IJ:l' Rt·..illw \Ill lili.'il Foulltoin Yell•y I 034 needed! Convenient location only one all. huh? 3 llEDHUO~I 1-:.\STSIUI': CHAMPAGNE lm1t111~&<.:harmm~ TASTE BY OW:"\f.H. !!Pi;rad<'d ~-ll~ldllt ~~~~~l~lc~~o1:~~··& un· ....................•.. mile to bea ch. A fantastic beach city NORTHHH CALIFOl.HIA Real live gold -=··~ Hclalsin lidinq \'l'ry 1111 •• l'o11wr hh'a :'\o \',ih•r"·", :i ll•••lr 111,, :.! I 1 1 ) r' tW\\ ~lite Br. 11 ,, t I '' " r l n t lkt. l'Otn m """I. & ll'nni:,. on '"o • l' l'1 ,.J '" b.llh~. bnd .. I 111·111.we. As., um,,'~(· e 8 • • •, • value. Priced to sell immediately at mine + timber. with boating, 644-7211 S74,500. Call 546-4141 swimming & fi shing avail. Ask Russ Swartz for particulars SPECT AC UL AR Shottcliffs· Yi~w 6 <Six I bdrm home in prestigious area. Jo'an rln NIGEL GAILEY ~ ASSOCIATES f111nl ~vrmklt•rs. boat & shake rool & nnl) :! ~i·Jr:. ::,.lli,JO(I SJI 2-tll6 tilr JCll''l>· l'lc. S.'l6.b00 ~oun~ Loi .1t.·d "''~tr ----- Jlelll.J Srh\\c1n1ngl'r. l.'\\'f)th1111? Omh adulL~. Seclud\'<I. rlassi<.' Spunii.h MEED FAMILY + TLC Perfect for the fearle s fixer. Bring paint and broom and save some SSS on this MESA VERDE 3 bedroom home. lar,::e fam ily room. big fenced yard . Big, Big patio. Excellent inside street located in pride or owne r s hi p nci1Zhbo rhood. Try 10'; down payment. TOTAL PHICE $59.!lOO. l'all S..IG··ll..\l MICHAELANGELO mighl h<n '<• sc:ulptc<.I t he dramatic redwood entry doors udorned with CELLIN'I like l'Oppcr /cnamel panel. which introduce you to this unusual PARK Pt.AC F: home in Huntington Beach. 4 Bedroom. li\'ing room with cathedral ceiling. formal dining . ga rden kitc h e n . redwood-plank paneled family room ovcrlook.ing vine covered dec k with BBQ. Secluded m_aster s ualc v.dth private atnum.. CAN voµ BELi EVE A R<XW GARDEN _ TO()! Call immediately to resen ·e a private showini: of thi. dramatic and unique h o m e . Thi s blue chip in vestment t$ Jll~l 15 minutes away from NEWPOHTCl-:NTER and priced to sell a l ~9.500 Call 9ff~· I 15-1 SWIMMIN'S FUN ;it this diarmin~ 3 bedroom home located in the llarbor llis;!hlands area or Newport Beach. 1''antaslic pool with se parate dr essing r oo m . Washer /dryer and m any potted plants included 1n the s ales p1·ice. $94,500. &10-6161 BIG CANYON CUSTOM! ~pcctnc·u lar 1810 S'l.ft. 4 bedroom home "' fuwl stai;t(..'S of t•oa1Mruetion. F::imily roo m and ltbrary ovcrlookin~ i.:or1.:t·ou~ pool arcu anti )!olf c·our. e l Sto ry la van ).! roo m with muss1 \'t! f1rl·1>l:-ice and vww loft. ~·l(;S,000. Open llousl' Sul Sun 1·5; 17 !loyal St. Cieor):C'. R1~ Can yon. N Ii ('all li40·616t Offict"1locafl"d111 Cotto Mr!1a ~°" l!l"och --Hl"wpori Beac h 673-4400 DMsion of Hart.or lut•flhMett Co. G...-al I 002 G1•r• I 002 .......•..•........ ; •.•••.•.•...........•••.•. Custom 6500 sq. ft. waterfront home on the point. 134 Ft. frontage with magnificent \'icw of boats & harbor. Slip for large boats. RemodeUng bas been started-finish it to your own taste. New -under construction, Contemp. Cape Cod.' Oak firs .. 5 BR. A1'2 Ba., 3 frplcs. Lndscpd. Boat slip. S375.000. Beautiful family home 4 BR .. study. family rm .. formal dining & 38 ft. waterfront l ivin~ rm. Hoat s li~>. S:!49,500. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3-11 Buy,•d• [),,.,., N R bl~ 6161 taslic Mstr Su11c w p\l - --- balcon)'. "et bar & '"'" OPEN HOUSE Rare ollcnn~ w bdrms Corona Hiqhlands w suit a large fJm1h Includes a sepcrat\• WITH mother·in·law ~ualc OAK HARDWOODS 1',ex1ble ~l'llcr w11l la1lor AuD f1nanr1nl! tu sull " flUalif1ed buyl'r s nt•t·d~ MINI OCEAHVIEW C:all to d1:.cus:. t lw many :1 1111. 2 11.1 1n 11 \\.ti!. to ways you c;in huv 1111~ pra' JI•' ht'.l\'h ~l.'WI\ homt'. ::.:!l4.500 111i'lmlt·' rt·~torl•d lw:111t1lt1I 11.1k !Jud. I I 11 o r :-. I> 1 .1 n 11 n ,. \\ - WATI:Rf'RONT k1tdw11. Im mal 111111111• HOMl.:.S a11u ,m,1ll h ... 1t :.tor.1~1· REAL ESTATE Only ~lUl!.7011 __. _ 631·1400 Ca I H~u11·k U 11 1211 Sf' AMISH SOS Seaward Rd. TRl-UYEL SAT & SUN l·S-1 rln NIG[L GAILEY & A~SU(IAT ES BEACH Urkr. 557 ~I 1.•h1ldrcn ,..., rwi:. tan u~c an·huccture & prh aty. 4 ASSUME 9112 0 10 l'll'lllY nl do~l'l 'l>J Cl' Ur. <lt"n. fR. pool. Irie lot. 1• Ul)l•11 lloo~t• ~.it Sun I 1 !II.ill !~>3. or 83S 3636. VA LOAN !t52 A1Jlt•a Llr . (";\t 4 BEDROOMS t.o<'a tl·t1 1; n···nhronk OWNER ANXIOUS /\rt! )OU rl'itd)' £or tr,1l'l nr l-'a1n·1t'" A'c 4Ull :!'1IJA ("ondo. Air S11n1lowrr to ~·11,rh1J 1 th t pn' .. ,·~.:ind lu\11n· "uh con•. m11nr o er x r111..,. IO\\ ""'' n 11a.' 111•'111 " (' .. nt111' :.!I lluhJn & \blk lo til'hl!. & tlhoJ)· llu\11• ;.tl'I 111.>1 I ti II k d 1 • 'l'ol.11 pa~ mrn1, ot ~t:!I fl ni.: pen 11 w n ·•· 111.•r m11111h 1 Spa .. 11111' l)p,•n llOllM' ~ s 1 .,l';\I. It'•~• l\lt. J.11,ll'r l'l F\'. w1lroom,, 011 t•11r1wr lot ('olt.•i.:•· l'I. ::11., :\mhi·r ·t Ai:t ~1l:i 7~17. ~31·~>Sll3 with shal..c• rt>HI 1,1m11\ 111111 11111'1"11. 11111'1 "l'l'. Hunt! ...a B h 1040 room '' .. t11111• l111•11lan· :si,'!JKMt. .t llr :! H.1 •'-fnm ,..,,on eac Pnct•d t•) ,.,11 llun·, Hin ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'h"t.,l· •·ull SEA CLIFF .ll ST I.IS'! t·:ll (,1111 "''(' t.u:.k hme '11HI. 1'111ll'ttl tt\llll'f'h1p :1 hr. :1 1111• lllt )"(I . 111w11 hOUM' h.1 hutnl' t:ou111ry lot ~.11 Sun I 5 f.i822 8u1• l't"I lloor;., \\/W. drp ... 11.irl>nrOr ___ _ \\t!lhar. 2 palm:;, 1111tio11k , -. , -l\Bt}. t•o11wr Int w HV ~lcadu111l~1tk. 0\\J\r. AdJJ· dtt'l'<i!I. Olll'n Sun 1::, !lll n•11t 11011 cr:;c'. 4bd. 2bti. J~mmc l'r ulr1um. ~1>rmkler11. eui.t Rt•al l·:...,tat<' Stor1• no 2 drp:. • ~hug cpl.. block ASSUME $40,000 Doublt> door enlry to elci:ant raised h\in~ ---.-.--. -WESTSIDE room with Gr a n ada HarborYi~wHills C.M.POOLHOME __ t2~J1 12.l·~l~•~ll ;1~1~~1.500. P nn Olll)'. COM Ll'SK S I * S \\·p, CO!\UtlSSION • r1replal'e f"orm<il dtntn" • . • • au ... a tlfl Only ~H.!lJO 3UR. :!B \, Bcauttlul Clliolllnl home. WON1 LAST roolll. HUJ:e DarcelollAI lmma<' :mr. F.im rm. IO\\ m ·•anlc" •11•·n )JJ·d. · L'. "b l ( l -,.., ~... on '" aCrl' In prllll~C .._...st ,:arden \leW kitchen .. a.mun:-c:.lll L'J Urci. lari;:c:111Jfl•rt lam1lyroom Sade. Ft•;1l urri; 2 Ii; ann Condo. orr pool & F'1ci.ui p<arty room "llh on l)tc lot. Sl37.500 '" ott pool. ~\sl>umablc \'.\ bdrms + den. 2 fqllcs i::rt·cnbell urc<•. Lri: lh wall of glai.s \'lew oflush l'ludcs t:ind. l'\o hi. rs 111,111. lornwl din rm or ram rm & master hr. pantrv grounds. l\l agnif1t·en.t plt'::isc'•10GC.1tamar;111 64S-6646 rrn.ll!kllchcnwJhltns& & ut 1l1t r rm. On ly mru.ter SllllC 1md SWl'CP· 64U ·2~09 .or "I. d' ~ I 2 1' I) ,u".'.")O l'"llru'·2·7-15l 5.5-.,IOI ' tnlllJ: nrl'a. ,;i 114.' ol ,, "' " u "" tnl! stairs lo seconc1 stor~ '~ ,, ktnd, pm·c•fl tluoui:h O~T'I. ll.F:. NETWORK s~les. Assume .~0.000· 613 Regonia. ~114.950 2 ~ f R€HIG€ Sunday ;11 Nlt,:iOO, will 7 , VA loan. No new loan BR wJfrpk & G arujle HOM€~ last Mnn ,11 Nlll.llOll Opt•n Of'EH SAT /SUM l·S t~osls. 5398/mo. pays ;ill. Apl. 01>en ll•>USl' Sun. I 5 Sal & ·uu I:! 5 :tji ~.1111a 5 772 GRIMSBY Call 963·?ll81 A !t ('75 .,.,.,., .,..., "' N • · l . l! I I I '' • I' I Ol'tN1119 ·11 s 11¥,m~,,.,..,. _i:.~ --~'------''"'"'....:.~por_._ · 'a1t· tl-l::: .. sw 1'1111rn) '"THELANDING" [~.1•:ilt'..,ilfi.,1111 !,~ g~~~I~ ME.SA VERDE Qu~~vs~u~~~)~~1ded Oon 'l w~~~r~I~. ~Olllt' '(!)': f:il1. ~ l1 in & oul, :i ~rs nt•11. 3 Ur RUY this .. Plan 400 .. · C:ill uo; nboul lhis 3 Bc1rm f A 9-u "Rl;t; lllll .,1 I th TRI.LEVEL _:._am ..!:!11·-L '" n.,a::_ I , " ~ JU • !SPUC:IOUS t'harme r w/lgc Ms lr h111m· lmmarul ute und Htl~m. ~unrt:Y 11atio Hild T • h C u l ·tl e·sac· M gs A I tlf 11 d d ,:w1s •lbcdroom,3 belh VERDI·' • "~l rt ·n 1cau u" ecor111te. E-Z to rent Bachelor Apt .. "• •· " d ' -•h --• Only SlOS.000. "'.f~h 2 fireplaceir-& llrrgc muny x~~us. lluAc lot'. upj!ntuc '" eu11. y~.._-~ 1002 G.....e 1002 lalboolslond 1006 ........•.............. ················~······ ....•.••............... Coll 644.7211 v1ew dc~kfor ele~anl cn· bi>uranl{ lrua t trH:,. ors. Pool su~c lot. pro· 4 UNITS W h 2 1 · t crta1n1n1t. Like new SllOOOO oroffcr '"G·""~ fesslonully h1ndsc11ped HU ... TI ... GT 0... or:n House e ave exc USl\0 ..... ...,..., d I d t' "" "" "" n"w hsli'nds• t·arpcllng & drapes . 0 · · · un ar~e co,·ert! pu 10. IS 4 Sant•ella '" .. Sp1.1rkl1n g va lue al -"-'_ne_r_. ______ 1 llurry! BEACH t. ls'a 45 rt. bayfronl with RJrt> lnH11tmc111 1111 Sat/Su" 1·5 a full pie r ; the Cron• Sl5.ooo. 7 HOMES 1111rCTffiir)' H11'~ l •l lf~rh IRV\HE TERR. houstrls-n cha:nning, car .. -1---------1 962-7771 f1 om thi~ prttn<' II II llt~hl) up~rttdl-.1 home. ly Balboa Island hom e. a·i----Under loc.&t um' :l Y•••H·,., iw"' 3 lnri.w µool sail' lyt :> The apt is a modern. OPEH SAT/SUN. 1-5 I rt1•dnM"1m 0\\1W1 "unit or &•tlroomi.. lutJ!l' t:im1I} tool'h of class • plus. 11 444 CAIRILLO 1 I ~ 1 1 $50,000. 1r11t.1l w hn•µlat'l' +-tONo room with \\l'\ b,1r. rpk has a uuvst rm & a bath Occa n v acw home: _.____...,. _ You cun h11 \ e your 2 ht~hvvm 1101tic und •• I A 11 l'"' c 1 l 1 n g n e " with u 2•,. car iwrnge bcauurul pnvnlP pnt1os ; d101rc of these• !'\l'Vl'n 111-.lroom Pnnl\' 1('nt.1b SIO'J.500 641' 7270 ...... _ · · 55 ,.., ... b h 2 hdrms., 2 baths. ---------·I model hornl'S while thr)' l•ridt• ol "" nt•1 .. lll 1~' •1 "-" pnce is ·"'"' 11l ' ""·t'f • 1 h a 1 r"'"'', 1•\tr11 lar"t' l alfl1 h1-;t. T hrc•c und four W1111·t 1··~1· ''ral> th1:. laY "" 1 you re oo .. in,. or 0 • ,. " I."<' romt'r lot. 3 Rr 2 B:1 ~~ v -" I 4, It I\ r111. SHi7.SOO ,. IM.odroom-;. r.1mlly room:. sh·lt<·r toch"!817WIO puce to moor your a ~ dmt•,.ii.:.umc 'i'• V,\. plu!\ d1n1nl! 11>o m i1 """' ,, 0. ,, \ .. ,., '~· •• I' ooal. you would be "l'il S5!1,HOO C'all :l-19·:11:1!1 lall<l'iraprt.1 \l1rd1<. EiC [~ I lo :.<•cur<' lhas propcrt~ 't _.. ('dll'nt f111:111c11111. llurM-ll~Pdl\t ..::::::::::::::::1 ~~~u~a;;%a'~~11~~; humt• I F I¥ VA TERMS l'lt•u,l'<'llllllllll"· _ .:z••=•=n•'•!!!? R f'LUS i,(•p a1><. over~1icd tlhl Ph 540 3666 LUXU y )(llr::iuc. (In l}lll' of Rall>0.1 DOH Y. t'RMUCl.IX EASTS I DE : - cu .. tom rt•atur('" j1,1lorr 31'°'c.-o...... ~i~t~ .. Ju"l lltl'l)l! to :-.lorlh U.iy eo._..,_ REALTY INC. 714/146-1371 RalEatate byMdAY SOLID GOLD ~· By owner in Tustin Want i'l!a<'t' .. ~l:tltTllllC{•llt 11pht lt'\'l'I 5 URS, aim . C'tl' rll port•h. pool. Ill'< h~<h•d t•orral, 1; al'ft• t'.•11 for ttVJ)l 5-M·197:1 Prmdp11li. only. Sl20.000. S wl'l'fllll)2 ••1•1111 'll'" Island's r1u1cl1•'l :;Lrt'l'b I lH:Al. lOM ' t ~~ i\lmo .. t ... ooo 14'1· II 'flus hom.c Ill Ml oul11lund 640•7000 Dream Home : JC:t)J Flrn11t1ful Lu11un11 ~1)(11l'I .....,,. ••-•, ••• ~ :irrt1. S t9 7 .~oo . • * In!{. we cx1>crt il to hrl---------1111 A VI\ "''I 0111 • •'t<IN I) Mid hcforc thl1t ud 1~ "1H111~1• t'X1't '"11 We're here to help I A mountain or a rnenltlt',. I n<'l ud cs con itolt·un• floor1ry:. UIM1 111'\Ck In &. out. oi.en hcu m c~lllna11. upurud1'<1 JICt:urity. hh'•'- ly xorrh1. 11u1wr lllff(O IOl. 4 ncdroom11. f or the ell· cc utlve hU)'tP. 1l4/00H·4<1~ c:oll 1:t "" , VIEW HOME 10:111 nt.11 puymontll nn ---_ (:i\LLERY Of llU~l i':S 1>utlll11hed ! ly ~llU mu. 1'1l111 lovely 3 S~lsh Splendo,. 612-567 Classlraed Adi1 COSTA MESA l Ir + fcR1fr ,,.. brick fii-eplaee. HW carpeh & drps, •19 .................... fl"*· ~FOUNTAIN VALLEY ORANGE 4 .lr + fawdly nn. 2 1tery, S '"••· firepff + ...., xtros. s.,.,. ...... Thinking or a Real Estate caree.r? c Jll ll .. rnr 3~"''tuntt' tn i:ctl11,jt )'our hccnse l(l tht• r-.moull l.umhh•11u Sthfkll' )OUr CMt wall be 590. • t llAl.110 \ 11'1. \ "' • 67J-6t00. llcaullrul C:imC'O Shl'lr('<i, l.11.·1lrnl!ln hnmt• walh 11~1·tl r-·. . 3 hdrtn, 2• ·, lmths plu~ hm•k lircplnce I!\ your1< Nt'W lillLlllJ.1. 2 Story. <1 hr. ll('Jl. IHmul\ & bath. for thr 11,kin~ F.~cc'11t•nt din. rm., (pit•, har<lwoorl Rcmodclrd k1t rhr n. opiiortunlty lor 'inve.,tor (h'll, )(Ut'~l hou11r + hl t l}yow11cr-i lG9.SOO. (i 1 lol w/JKIUI. Wouh1 you Courtesy tu rt••illor<1. or r.1l timl' 'omc 1!uycr bcllrvc only S74.950? Cull 325 Co nwo Shor(•i1 Hd . Plt•:ucc rail for uct111ls. nuw! 045·7221 Of'EN HOUSE/1-5 ·,·~ry21 "Wc~tcllrr' SAT/SUH /MOM ~!.~~~~~ .. !?.~~ __ t)r uppt.1173 5'1:-iM Supt'r c:Muxe 3hr + fnm rm. 1644 l,nhruclor. Mt>slt Vt>rdf'. Uk r. fl10 ~!\S4 OP\10 Sun. 2 :, IAYFROHT 2 B r :? Ua t'11nd11 f'atios & f'ri•acy .. ?HlllST OF THI llACHIS• Stone lh r ow 'o the clcun1•1il mot1L belluUr•t co1111Ulnc In S. C•llt. 0t'l'Or. drapell • Cnpeta. 4 hdrm. 1mmacul1le lft· side & out. Vrh·ah• ulrlum ntry. c..-nllc \('ll Ct l1v.1n1'. 7 14, ~:ill l'unorum1<• \II'" "ub 1 lldnn . 2 h.1th tumw E;i~t,1dt• 2hr , lhu. I J>'lrkmg. SL'CUrtl' hltl.: i:r(';il South of I h~' llll a ..initlr. I ,U}I ll·'f• ll ~ 1111 Super Ivy At N t-; W P 0 R T B \ V ltoil ~.:illll MHa Yer• leauty ::MiUoO f.<tB!l!fll/&12·1Hll lolte & Spri ....... TOWERS OPDf SUN. 1-5 rh O'A'IWr, 4 br. 3 hll. Owncr/ageol. I' ran(" Ttlcn follow thc 'c'iarrl•IC' 310 FERNANf)() 320 MARIGOLD formal. din rm, lge fom only Reldt.y 1l1n lo thts 4bll. OPENS T&Sli~ u-1 ---tty• -&& rm. Cu!olorn p ool & 2bo brick l11c~-d hoow $145.000. Ownet-C2l3) '"•~ "e_.y 1acun 1. Plush carpet Mesa Verde. 4bd, lite ror~nl,y$62,800w a hand ~ 3001.E. CstHwy 673 G:ilO Shown by uppt. only. ram.rm .. 2 frplcs. pa~ sculpt red ·ari IUa . s122.soo. 2029 Swan dec k. se4•9to. Ownr. can beu seen~io-:' 8ua. IAYFIONT I H y E S T M EH T DrlH!.C.M.546·2277 545-2S40. only a~ St31 ee Dt • 2 Br. 21 Bai, Condbo r•OPlttTY BY0wncr3br 2ba PoOI MESAVERDE38r,2ba. from 12 noon 6 J)M. panoram c v cw, a u • " • ' • FR immac 32l3 lo a Your host i1 IC& parking.&ecuritybldg. 3 unit property In xlnt xtrus. Assumable VA • • w' PJI· C213l"""· NEWPORT 3rt'a. Drive by 40il 10.12 loan. No. ~.l\t. S59,900. Owoer. 561.500.546-8171 ---;.;.·~;;..;....;"""..;.:..~;---- 8 AYTOWERS Seaward Road & c11ll our M7·3338. Prine. Only. Trailer Gah7 IY OW~ 310 FERNANDO office for 11ctulli.. Own<'1 E I b OPEN SA"f /SUN!MON \\Ill carry l!\l TU ror ASTSIDE PADFOR ft.V. 3>r. 2 a. c u _.e.uc. SM5.000 Owner i1 t ron.i llUYl'f XI 11 1 DUf'LEX STORJ\OE hrdwd floors. net\. c rpt11. C213) 391-4293 H•rm!\, ''"l µote n\lal Quwt cul tit• Sal'. i>ach . t:xclllnjt :J Bit. 2 ea. pu lnt. Riki' to bcllCh. -\\\•'re Ofl\'n till H :so p.rn hai. 1tl'JH1rnt<• ) lolrd & l>euut. lnncl~ca1x·d & <le !)j3;;i:;o. P rin onb. TUN ITS -~.000 tnl' \\l'l•l.cnd~ ~I O•ill i.cµ:trllk 1111ra)lt• 1.,lkc COl'lllCd <.:oll<'llt' f1 11rk fl.t2·4311 Bcaclt Q,naJe • se>.t.S<lQ -nt•\\ t·ondtt mn \ at·;mt ! hc11nt' · Onl S&:uoo Reduced! ~ Br. 3 ba. n.r w u.1rr~ llielf OP BN OPJ-;N Si\1'-S 'N MON b3y&oce:in.suu.soo HOt..,; ~.\T & ~10N .. 2.."il17 ~h11?hPI. Walker & I r.e P11i1I lr,!111~ t BR.3ba.Sl37.000 1H PM lobbi WW ManhaU Rlly Ri~600 .QJ8 Asen U'llitt'd B • HJ.T4l4 • ' Ry ownl•r. 2 ""'" pool 1~1013 BR. 2'"8. fatm · rm. (rplr. bit as. ~lftl ~ NrbHch.174.M. -.Ole ., ' I ~~~...... ~.'::..':!:. ....... ~.':!.':!! ....... ! ~~~ ....... \~:;:::.':~ 111111 ............ i. 1040 .. 104 ....... 1044...,... . l044 1044 ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• J ............................................. . O~ll Y Pll.OT C7 Sun<tay, St>pt!'n)f>!:r 5. 1976 ~;;;~.;~.==~ .. ;;; ~-~··;·o;t;;i:,:~~-iN1 --------•UNIV Pk. by nwnf'r W .... Meclil! Ktidut't.-d ~'000 3 Ur ;:,, W .. te~! OJ, 1''um Hm. VI\ un Wtlr .. Kliloet! ambit. nr poof ~T: 'lOO w ............ ! M0·4831 w• tocfty NII! HANCllOSA:-.1 J O.\qlll'l Blj3bHrm.2bi!UI homor a !Jr ~'• Ua. l>OPlllJr w1lh I cur ¥ltr1t1lo <m Ill· "S11n l.u1~ ltl!y". lkat lf'y. Punt>hng. c•rptb, n,;1 ~ aolC t'OUfll vie" wt l bJr II\ h~e family i ll2.SOO. ~4'1 ·7041 CH rooip. f uud IJ 1ld. I03J2l5 rtpld .. C\l•lom area, NII MOVl 1u f •ST'. lO 1ee1! S'Jl.000 B"H " ~ ~ O wnt'r rian. movt' ~~~~~~~~~ anyllmt; hH his o ·w -ph1l'l! :all llnt'd up. Guud lnstdi! loc<1t1on & short walk from park & pool " lJdrms . ::! ba . f.1m1ly im.~14.000 Mew3&4..._...._,, W .. wbeoch. u....- SI0,000. LIOtilS IUILDUS .. l'.irk lhnlin1non . by owner S&S Ci1ituw11 y Of'IHHOUSf l·S WOW! Ulbor o., s,.cw ,\II tt\4 tXU'lli llHtke th .. 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PJ1k Ftwr Persennel .......................................................................................... 111111•11111111 We a r e r oor •~lf ·l•l!lll!I!~ ............................ .. :i ppointt<d, o ff1 c1al NOR.INS REALTY, 1 r('pr 11e nt1tl1vl'11 lo II vtne <..~me 111 lh~ offtl-e 1 .. 6, Saottt Cont lf1~h .. .ll l i ,ma IW-11 loraf,.delJllell maµal 494 ons7 the an'll :111d a l(U1\l('d , ~ tour bf l)nt• of our Irvine.,..---------------------. Pt'C._bs~:wt·rci>roud PICTURv WINDOW TO T HE ..... to ba\e you Mre and la. c. llAVE LARGE INYENTOIY OF . IESALES IN rlSSIOfl VIEJO LAGUNA NIGUll & WE FDRm lead to do c\'fl'l°''°" PACIFIC. Palos Verdes le Torr'y ~,w,'° .. e rut h:t~ Pines on a ~•ear day-whitew:itcr athome forever. Almost new S Bed.rm. St~ led C.,.t..,.. blat.h, deft home SQPa"bly crafted and 4m c..sTr~r Ir" warmly ~at.ed. Put yourself m __ T_u_n_n-.F.-. 1-W-CK--n t.bi5 pictu11e for ~lSS,000. PR~to•:~TIAI. GROWING PAINS., 1·~~·s ,...__ to homl.' for only sto:i.ooe • lllC'W~ • vuon 1•oo1.l4!ral' Ill\. frt> '"''ll 1 grow in this s pacious Lagwia Hills Br. frptc.:? b.1. WO<h11. n. home _.;tll dramalie S'add!,baek l\l l Uy owoer. 1133-0011 •lr views. 4 Bdrms, 2'~ baths, fam roon), lf.ll stzo. s ep. dining rm. Owner mov1n~ & ASK FOi Chrf1Flerro.t511·69 I 0 Ftn•~-·.., 25270 Mw91"ri .. Pwtrw .. WhCMh"-¥'-fe .. Hl-6tl0 • \ --. s ... u .. ~!2_ -.. -TSSHZ·F.7.ili·· ... mo~t dt11r~d 1 ~tor\ VILL 11.rE • .. I model 4 BR. 2 DA~ f111t1 At nru . '1 • din rm. Rede~ 1'n11de REALTORS · RANCH REALTY anxious. $98.~. · OCEAN VIEW LOTS -Ritn.roek Canyon at your feet, a backd'rop or green hills, and Catalina sunsets. Two sites and pric~ to choose from - $4!s.lll and $45,000. 111111111111111•1 · fl out. Ex1.tn1h·u t•uncri!t -----• --551·2000 & masonr;.· Bc11t lot·alm C 0 L L E G t; r A H t\ -• ---- 10 achuol~. 8oui:ht ne\\ COl.li MBh\ l\1 00 1::1. USIV l'K V111ait4'11 ,2 8 r homt'. mu~t :.ell 1undc1 !l~.!lOO w . IJnd. lu\ely 2 Hu. L.1\. Urn combo. marketl ~v Hr11kt<1 <1 2·~t)'. 26.SO i-q ll 4Hr. W/'>IU•C k1tch. deblrable 9551 Ycllu\\11t11n\• !Jr w.111r.fam·rm.1thfrplc. loe.&cornl'r k>I 570.000 '523CAMfl5Da-~ MlWCAUF.HOMI 962·-l9'7.) pal10. bonus r111 Wrbar Open ll!>e. s.~ ··~PM . 25 OP1':N DAILY 38R, 2ba, -...ii.: LO .,mi .. i..,.ta luch I 041 LC19"'0 S.ad l 041 .. ~················ ........................ . J CST 1,IST~f} . t •1wna1t DOLPHIN R.E. 111 ~void l·N•'. 111111411\' Ill ii9-<S<• l'oa l lh1•y design. 3br. 2h.1 ""'"~ l.Ji..IUIJ lk,11 It ~!)I SS81 S92 ~~ ----t ul de·i.1H' Cable \v Mlllldrake.S529110 f!A M.1'06P.M. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! Elegant IY OWNER Walk lo :;chis. pJrk, & ••• ---- --lCGnl$ <1.S. Wood d~. ladies. arcparel shop in desirable I :JlOO ~I II Ill II\ mi: ttr('il wooo -~ l. I..\. ... ~ .. HonH• NEW. Sbr. 3bu. nc\!! p 0 0 1 . o p e n h ~ e Ownr selhng very popular1---------•1 nul 3S a pin. OPt:S 11110" rnr .1 ,llll ('IOUS :i on rnrno•r 1111 '~ m-e.111 & ll\·cd 1n. OPF;~ llSf: 9· t'r11Sat. Sun/Mon 11 5. Greentree lime. Cam· UMIVBSfTY SUN. l .S: ~11? Sk:mner. northside ocation. Designer fashions: UH. :.!' J II\ \\ llh form;il cunyon \II'\\' ,lhr. t'l'liJI \ h r u 9 .fi SJ 02. oou 3501 Birch Sl SS<?·AIS67 11r1 bridge mdl. 3bd. 2ba, PAik Submjt all offers. Priced ~year reputation. Wear it for $33.000. 11111111..: 1111 ,\ .1 u sual pu1wm,..... ul·1·k:;. s1os.ow !)68.9389. f PM. ram.rm & country kit., toS<:ll now aUGl.500. I um lly rm rr r nieed -~ · ----------beautifully decornted. YIU.AGE 3 673·7601 AGT. -------------------'! s:at'den • larae deck w o-S P,\CLOUS . )lutl•· Beautiful prci.U)(e I BR. · Of'IN HOUSl I ·S Open Use Sat/Sun tpm· Prlncewo townhous e . -----• Serving ~ ~un a from Niguel lo the Beach l'nn & l'Jn~ on , iew~ le\1'1. 'll'\\ frdm e'er bu. fom·rm. Pror det Spm. "°61 Glenwood St. Just an l'1sy lob from tht ~per, upended P•l10 S\00.0011 Ni)lll :Jbr. (ha nn. den. 2 <.:ust. aak lntch cab. YOU'LL LOVE or c:allSSt-4St9~9SO. tenms court aoda:.plash tiome. 38R, wood •...,. ... _._. 1041 •-•odl ltU•---------•I sc1Hlbl 11.irJ1-'t's. ~39.SOO beaut y.irll w tree§. . a~ayfromlhepool.'lllis ~t1le-Ooon.Seetor --.--Uoal i:atl!. ~r He ll· this be~utirul 3 bdrm TURTLEROCK·VI EW home1hows we.llw1thlts •PPr·ec1ale. ii9.•00 ............................................ _.. SPEL T \C:t;l.,\I( Spactale By owner . home with family room 3 Br. 2 b.i. fom·rm, & upgraded decor a nd OPEN SAT1SUN1 MON INCOME Ot-~111 \lit~ • 1111•. t.b..1 ~G·8i82 &den tn '.f.hc ~olony. The atrium. New t'pls, m any landscaping. A g~at buy 12·S: Z3 Wood~tSh F o61 r beautiful htrn 'Un rm. llrlhurd rn1. 11M I ·------air cond1l10111ng unit UP· upgrades. Now $8.5,000 for the young execull~e. ui;t:. Lari:e 2 nr . 2 b 1t , & J..rr uu.I l::xcCUll\ u ---------cstalrs & tinted windo"s Fee. Open Sul/Sun/Mon with 3 bdrms nod 2 e.ecti 1041 penlhouliie w /belln"· horn.-~3.Utlll $22,250 thruoul offer cool rehcf 11·5. By owner . S302 baths. Oon'l miss this ••••••••••••••••••••••• f iTt'pluce and otc•n s.l·IH;tOREi\l.t::sT.\Th .\Ssu,1 ES 3 br. 2 ba. for late summer heal Sierra llOJa. 833'82SG. .....,, NEW CONDOM' SIU.. ....... B 4.IJ.l ~ wuve.<;. Close to beaullful•-----------~ vu~. L ... new. I nrttJ r. unit~ AWAKE ... !>paclO\b e~· to 11,· rm ..Loc.alctl 111-l.a&.wta.·.a All w4 t.RtMaees l~•I .,._ & rorm dint! area . Onl) community pa rlr. tennis OH G-ot.f COURS"E Xorth End OQ.ly 2 bib. n:nlal locauoa. Sl~.90U To pec-ucul.ir \ u' ur W. I 050 IUttunsl C;A\ ~ •n .a 'er~ .......... .,......... ••••••• • ~ruded un~on Z BR. ac • .mt. 3 llr ! Ba •• ur. J " lurt. ooean vu SI 12.SOO su~ 1". 'v.\. ::l2S(l m" Sll2.900. couru•Spoo6t,l.SOO \\'/OPEN V I E W ' By fro m t h e beac h . 2 OCE..UAONTLOT ROBERTS REAL TY owner. NEW flnncho San Bdrmi. .. 2 lull ba ths. ~awlar '~· Homt 14082 CHAGALL Joaquin. Garde n lcve1.e~~~~~~~~~I kllchea a pplian<'ell, will have s•·ef:Plnll ''ll'W 848·1688 , i Step..<lwn Lit. 28R+ de n,._ ________ I firepla'ce 4t dedl$. S•y bud! wit! be tit --t.4YSTIC HtUS ;h~ ~uriou.s cpt'g. P r of e 11 i o n a I I y your~. Sl50.{I()(). JBR.. 3ba. n u.HJ°\ ll'W. ----------··· ~ Ra.cltoS.J~ landst'aped in a carden· CH•• ...... COTT•GE· ,,~. \'k',w. 01'~ SAT BY OWNER Glen ;\lar. · ---------1 E legant townhous e . Ii'-· -.-. A • Cor 1J snJ?I sty 4 Br 1 1~ Ba. l le Dttrt'ield. Open Sut/Sunt· Professionally decorat· •4 ~ell.ta&; a vtry 2 8r. home in ex~lleftl l-i:.U 3J 16.1 r . Grnat Brookhursl & .\dams. ~Ion. 12·S. 2br. den. up· ed; shows bellt'r than a pnva\.e s ';"Ill ~· locat.aoll. CoQ' CT'a<khn eXL'<'Ulhc home. mo,·e In l'ond. W xtras. s rades. 566.900. S Fern model. OveTloou Turtle ~ ~Pf1t.'CS SI.a ' Ciftopl1M1e, bea_m cri1ta1:.. 67).760 I • AG T l:omer lol. Trlr or boat Canyoo.~--..S. Rock & surrounding ' • &arce bedrooml. 111nd hv· alc~s:.. Prine. only Oven ... _R_A_N_CH llALTY • area. Call for app ·L to • lag roo rw T wo ca OHl OF A tnHO hs Su 'I 2 pu ----WOODBRIDGE LOT· --. ..,. a w ... l f Two !.!~ ·:.hm,kd C:aflt' e n. ·' on. 1 ·5 ·" or 21 Moet.es Es.. TERY LOSERS. Wann· see. ~.. pr ~· a... 0 ll'bt Cod. Trul L;.i~un' n.. ... c·h by appl only 10322 Sh11n· R ... _ S 1 n g t on Md 1. • . 8 •• •ed Hll •Hlty beadl. it lt,000. b h l itnLu Dr. 962·324l or CMC,_ • Joa~n RENTALS c 1i1rm nu.i.t>. nique 550.7007 OPt!N DAILY lO·!> Townhomc, choose your 544-4900 t020So.C-tHwy4M·ts" fplr. bard"•t.00 floun. ----·--- ... ~Oft Hartl aw 3 BR, Sun Lui s Hey upgrades now. Soulh suni---------·l·-----4-:------; ~:bf~·/ B~·~;~~·: d1n111i: rm. l1ln .ir~. 3 llr model. OUblandini: view. toe. Ste-.;.c. t~l05S2·4090 Unlvt'nuty Purlc Tcrntce, r&ttplacc. Diec furn~ tlt'n • 'c·rar.itc "11"1141 104~ 2paol .noextl!rior m u111. or_!.2L3l922·1063__ "Do\·('r " Mell 3 BR. 2 WotlLO +\\ide~auv1e" \\ull.. R 1•mod{·l1•fl l.11 l'h tenance. Plenty of tlmP SELL idle item:-. \\Ith a Ba, upgraded. 571.000. APART to ht'ac.'h &,, downt•mn. " dt'lti:hlluJ lii'C'ul..t.a:.l .••......••........•.. LABOR WEEKEND for l}cw neurby Golf Ua1lyP1lotC"l:ts!>1f1ed/\d. SS2·17S..\ 15 T IC I S S P t:C ~hlmc.Sf.5 mu \i;r~· \\-J ll. to h1 .. d1 Course. If loo h•r'e \\f' -:------;--!fAC\;LAR 3 BDR:I& , 3 497 1711 liihop> ~ h1ch i.1 llovl ,ONLY unshowsmallerunlbln lrw.-1044\lrY._ 104 RATH, contemporary . • ~.<X>O Dig 4BR, 2 story. I owne1 area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ho~. ~ qwal1ty Eat'cufi•e A...,..at home near beach. No fee SAN.JOAQUIN areh 1tee ture W/CX· Fan1astH' uno'l.>'-ll'u\l.i S97,:'IOO. Cull owner l( REALTY ~ lcns1veuseofwood.stuc· bit> otr .. 111 k c un\011 !lee, 002·2243 • 752·16115 l'O, n1ult.ed eedar shingle ''•t"""" 3 81 :!1 · Ht1 1•1·d.11 macnab/ Irvine roofllnes. Localed Ill &: :-. rn n" •. " ~ I .. '' ,,...,... .. 104 trock Broudmoor, 3 fine r seclioo or the --------rch1tu·" lt1·1n11 ' 0 1 ••••••••••••"••••••••] Bll. upir:tded. on park. f881ty "VILLAGE .. W /an NEW&EXCmN'G tel'lod atSli9.IH"I OPIN HOUSI l·S Super cond. $87 ,500. OUTSTANDING VIEW hilltop home futum1" lOVB. THOME ~ GORPEOUS o.n..Pt:l2'N.833H~9030usc Sat/Sua 0 F T HE o c EA N. CATALINA va:ws 3 In lhe t'\t'lu ... , .... '\1111.11 a P A LO S VERDES. 8DRll.2BATH,quahty F d r L C ATALI NA It S AN ams•---=-..,...·*· -n u llJ.:Ullll ..! "''· • 4 bdrm Windsor Model I~ OPIN HOUSI l·S MOADMOott -TUITL9tOCK .. _.__, eounti:· f'r1•111~ .-noi:t' beautiful "Greentree Beautiful P.lan 3 w /greenbelt CLEMENTE ISLAND. JayW.Ye•tslte&Jt1 i-11111le«k "llltc•und t•tl "'. orrers ramny '1'00m. Up· IB.IEVE IT! ENTRY FOYER HAS 3l'I09 Cout Hwy mature pillC' trl'(''· ;1 ill'. 11raded thruout-l>ri.pes. This beauurul 3 bdrm location. Completely redecoraled & S KYLIGH'I' ROOI" It So. Lac•• .-.:..'237 den. l B..i 0 111•1,.11 •11 rarpct. el.l'1 Close to com· p I an lo 2 In l he re· landscaped. 4 bedrooms. (a mily floora o( Franciscan SU!l.500 munlty parks. pool. "Wiiiows." o£fcrs II coun· room , 2'h baths +. brkfSl. room Liies: lead.s lo s padous m ' mioot &sh~Pl'lllT. A-fO}' uykttchcn. ~led on :a a rea. Walk to e lem: ·-runb s chools-Ir•. rm. w /VAVLTt;D I livvl .11:!.1 ~. toown. quiet cul~e·sat' l\offen c;x; ,.. -Bi-; AM CE IL l N G • I L.m'Y" 'llllll!!t~SO't.;'iiin.";:' S7l,fSO Just the kind of pmacy SlOS .000 fee . John Peckham :IL'SSIVF. RED BRICK -~ tsw s.c-•H·~· 4372MARGARITA you've been loolong for. 752·1414. (C46 ) ~~\~E:c:~ri.s""~~ .~.SEW 110'.\tE !lei.I ~INdl 4'4·'421 t.:loseloSp6ar2k,5. 00 GLASS OPf:NING TO to Emerald S.cy . .iBR. 0CEA ... FQOM1' "ST A.IT PACKING" VIL'W T"'RR •ct: u I r g s 11 a d e ('\( a 11 d 4592 AllOTSWOOD ... r. " • n1· Sp~t u ·ula1· loc·11t wn, RANCH REAL TY 551.2000 fURTLF.ROCI\ 3 Br 2 Rn, Fa m Rm + ~~rlum w;t..nd. ~n h~'Sal & Sun 1·5. C«ll 833-0151 RANCH REAL TY HAHDNIW Ready ror immed. OC· cupnncy. San J oaquin T o" nhouc;"· Su rierh 2 BRICK PAT 0 !\weeping new 2 llr & I S den. t:w.lom upi:r1o1ded P.nJor ~padous Colum Uy Owner. S»2.500 h111 Mo1lel in Colleite 1_f>1_0_S4_67_o_r_11_t_1._l>"'7 ____ , Po.rk. S·& S construction Dy owner. s & ~ ,. Hit + o( ~enutnt' lath und 21aba +film.rm+ huAe pl ~~I ~r. · 2650 Sq . (l.. bonus rn1. 2GiiO itq fl. In· :u '<ll bOnu, room unit 3 <'Id A/C. 552·0127 e\C~ & l'tlmm pool~ ,\ wise 1r1 wknd!s only~.~ \l'31m nt thJt will not he ------- "' alhtbll! lync SSS.900 OPEN TODAY 1 ·5 OON4&.0 M. llRD ""•<••'"" ···"·" II n ·ine I CUJffl.1-:HOC:K i IJr. llt'n. 2 U11, utrlum. owner ~uoo. 833 1631 DIOFllLO FANTABUlOUS! Pr of<·ca1Jecl ·t bl'droom lh•rk c•ll!,Y 1 n Cn I I 11Rr P11rk Bcout1ful l1ullt 111 dei.k & ~helvt'i. 111 i1tucly. Wl'l bur in family rm ll{1ck rurd '" enhunccd by l.trtil! 1·overcd p11l10, deckln11. 111.111 BUQ & ron \ff!ltttlnnal fire pit. Steps away from rerru h1na community park11 & pools . Seclnit ill hellev· ln11: Prlte hus been re· duc:td: Don't mills it! You'll buy this one! Fabulous quc k1t t'he n w t AT· fa buloui w hite water M JOY llw .. "ni·rni·ni 01 locat ion! End unit "La Salle" -4 1'.\CHt:D DINING R)I . \ICWS .M an~· CU!llOnl Ow cra~lt11: "Ulf bl'lrJ\\ bedrooms. 217 baths + fa mily ho' all BILT·IN RANG•: (uwru l lll"1 • .i00 thl,, :.i hdrin ::· .. 11.1th U · t p k $9 & SELF CLEAN OV~. homt'. th<-.oit 11 '"in:. room. n1vers 1 y ar ! 2.500. :lllCROWAVE OVE.N. ••• UStQUt: 2i00 ~ rm. takM. fu ll ut1' unt.ir.:e Toni Escobar752·14l4. (C47> UISHWSIJ R .. TRASH fl. home 1n Mystic lllJI• Ill tbc m~flc•t·nt \It'\\. C 0 l\l PA C T O R . "'"•lb nat.urJI ~m re-ii ind. aatdum. 1i1 1.i11 "OWMElt ANXIOUS" NUTONt: CENTl::R 4< tnc1>. uoobslruc table kl1<'ht'fl •·Ith tumU~ dm UllKYST. BAR. This vie ws. bu11t1n units. Perfectly treauliful 3 b e droom, 1:racious home hai. "'orlu.hop, 11trium an ~~,r~':~ ~h~~:;·:.~1';';~.~ fam.ily room, dining room Deane :.t>paratc L A c s D It y SUJ>t'n<>r ('(1n,.tru<'livo hOU'>e. S:.'8~.fHHI home w/gazcbo in yard. Wa lk to HM ., Of'l"ICE •OR lil!.lJMlO LAGUto'fTA h ~12~"" J ·1 JI J.IBRARV l \\'-I VIE \I.' OUOf!h 4.99..(.%1 ever'yW Cr C'. ..,, ,ovv. ~a arper Sllt:LTERED J.\CCZZI ~9l<Ml2 Ol"C·anfronl hnmt ubc.Hc 752·1414 (C18 ) p 0 0 I. & L c; P. -, ----.i 1h i" µ11\,11 1• l"11'.11·h ''NIW USTINC'i" _Mint condition Broadmoor Plan 4.. facin g park . Ste ps lo pool. 4 bedrooms. family room & 21.t'l baths. Air c ond. -fully s prinklered - gar. door opcn<'r. $94 .750 leasehold. Jotu1 Peckham 752·1414. (C49> DEHFIRD PAltK HOME Hi ghl y upgra(fcd & t astefully dccoraterl 3 ))('<iroom . 2 hath C2+conv. d e n l . w/greot kitche n rantry <floor ·lO·tc1hni! 1 & near eomm. pool & greenl~lt. S79.500. Lorraine Rennie 752· 1'114. <CSO) "llDUCED A(iAIN" Best buy in Turtlerock ! Lovely 3 bedroom "F " plan w/fronlyard pool & lg. bac kyard for children. 1l won 'l last long! $106,000. Las d o Sha rkany 752·1414. <CSI ) WORKSHOP. For thou Tr o P t <' a I ~T "' r r J ,'" c> 'II a1-'l\1f l<'t>nt •tut c-\l aln '411ocao aNord the finest. Paradt:-.t" an Colll)on •• 1wt ')(> ... ,.. pn\.11t• i.tl"Jl!!> ''' 11115 ULTRA DELUXE .-<'Ut.l bar. r .. m .rm .. benh. :t Uc11 m\ a•~ llO~E IS A l\fUS'I' SE£. dc~.rm . ~~t' n!ln I.It .. twt~. I~ 1am1t~ TITI •• oHrroo ror Cl" n ::.O.Ul>O u n1I mkl d~eb 1\n u111:-1.in!lr11~ S 139,000 M Priu n:.111 :kitil .s:?I ~ holllt>. S350 0011 St:F.TOOiW' HEW OOWHTOWH <;0~1-: TO~IOH ROW • i l 1111 ~·ommr·rc-1.il ltlill! MISSI ........... 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Open H4,SOO 14921 ATHll "CAllFI& lfVIMG• l(ar. •1.soo r™: ·---t'' ANTAS'l'IC COAST ~ -•II Vlt:W CONl>O I BR. • ~ ........ L.oti-e IMda f 04ILOCJme a..tlil I 048 W.t'OtlC'rf'lf' 11alin :r.hru.,_, I. ,.tt.ulr Irr.~.. t'lcr.c• 1•1 pool. 1tr"'••n t1tll k ~l'hOOl1' lln 11'.t ~t•hnld •Ulh 1)tl&Hlfl Ill "llrl hol"(' "' ~I :.t. \IOU "111 he 'he"'" II b\ ""~141\lm •nl (;Ill,) Wlltnd • ------- Brand new 3 RR ond un· 1t. near pool. Mu11t 11011 make orrer! HestMNp&Co. • ·~TO.$ 640.5560 RAHCHllAUY 551.2000 -~---------IW ... •leeclt 10401WIMJ•leeclil 1040 .............................................. NEW in this lovely Dee rfield lownhome ! Ea~y maintenance! J bedroomi\, family room + dininf? room. Corner unit. Priccrl to se ll quickly at $69,900. Robe rta Lyon 752· 1414. <CS2> TUITUIOCKI Delightrul free-form pool & jacuzzi. Enjoy the view of n ite·lites . Spacious Preside nt home w /4 bedrooms +family room for your enjoym e n t. $160,000. Ma deline C~s 752·1414. <C53> ""TOP LOCATIOM'" Plan 4S is ready for showing. Convenient to pool & tennis. Walk to elem. school. 4 bedrooms. family room & 2'h bat~. S72,500. John Peckham 75?·1"14. <est> ram. rrn .• 2 bti . •t't bar, ~~~~~ lf"PI . dlll t'lt\· urue pool. yard lOUOO UF.AU1'1 l"UI. lll\IN•: COV f:. l'r1 vale paln1 Ln•e he1H•h, M"atrity ; :1 Ult. 3 ba . den. <hnrnl! rm , l'harmini: lh· LrJl lir.h pn110, pool $22$.00() l'l';G AU.t..~ REAL TOil 494.;:rn1 ll»SN.Coasl, La~Ul\8_ LACUNA Tlll£YEl CHAllEI :t Dedraona I~ M •f•· <'l'at1 ~ N~ ~wood d eck edGrn!i pn ••le fenced l"\'Jlr )'ard ill lowe· ty Ard• Bod• He1~lll,. a~a. Pric(•d lo sell fll!lt a1S15.j00. • L;.ir.:e. \'Vl )'. I bedroom ttOm(' w1lh mom 10 ('I pand Lovely 't><·ludc )'a r<I & p rd(., .. , i:,i ,UOO. Z,\l;R007.J<" RP. \l,'WH oW-4 ll SPICTACULU OCIAMY•W New exc1t 1n1 l•••rf townhomeS. 2 • l 8". 2111 ea. from SSi.~. ~-.. tc 10' J dowa 49M$l5 .............................................. 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POOL c I><' "~n('I P 1 ...,d Tennis & Golf Enthusiasts 1ns stMC1rrn u c!l310 :si J t'uu.t 138S:~·~-l Your guest!( will ~mire the beautiful MG 1382 \CT ~o:an 4., 6~lls8S ur 4 HDlOOM •BR. 2 ea. l''r,ic. dbU•r 1:urden ent,ry to lhi.'I lovely 4 .bdrm .. 2 Br. 1 bo.. Nwpt llRhl.!I _ · P COIMs"'-o le~ l 111 2' t "3th, romaly room. ~. "'irsl. i.tt tt clean bath. family rm. home. in j)Opular ()pen IJou (' 11-t . un ~'O L.a1unn 6ch Ch:mnN. l Buy or Sale in ••••••••••••••••••••••• lirt•i. ... m'. Wolk 10 POOi. lll~.1)63·7181 I Ea lb I u f f. Per( e ct (or pa ti 0 Solnta .!\n.t A\t, N n UH. lull bJth. e ul 1n p I D 1.--.c unltl Juiw. :Sud. rb:a, lC'lllll"· 1oouna. J:.acu.ul,-:--·-----' . cfatcrtaining. En.ioy sparklin~ lights of k1lcb. llV·rin OPt'UJI .to a m esert Ucl•Jn \ u, ~horcchfl pvl l'tC. etc. All hwhldl•<1 ror no UUI h"' i.1 Corra• for I. t-nlire Orange CoUnty + pcek·a·boo Xlnt c.ul·dl''<'l' 1111ot ram rm . t'nt d p.&l•u. TL-S•--liMOW t:K:h ~~mo 1oos1•n ~&:Spermonth.Call horu. BeafheoNber . view o( Back &i.Y wa.ters. Air lhls & home.. Upper bJ> Jt(!a 3 ~oat-trallu parlc.1n\; ·-__. 1n:v RF.At.TORS r~_._tl3_1·l!O_u ___ _ •onveniencc too for only U07 200 nn. p, t.1;.i. b>ll·•<> i:ain S«"P s torn 11ctr.h o1l Cowdot Hated frOM $45.000 to CoroMdel Mor 3122 ___ g.ia 077 Sunl\Y. Imm•~ a tloc'f. 4 • • • rm. & h\·rm. 3 lq*'.~ $16000 Purk r ~s lntb O & ••••••••••••••••••••••• bt 3t. S fll & Alta Vl st&. w12 u6t>d brick. ITIH>' AL.L UT IL Sl"I> md SI 10, 00 MOf"e ill T ... 11 & Golf )I imdcl )br.S400 · ~a. pa(. m.rm # xtre11>. Ope n Snt1Sun • .$! 001 . w c ... area ~p:t\' J hr Cnndn. ffilolr Nt1· :Jbd. :!bu.111\aq>. llllbl~r •ulte, 3 tllr •· f~~~ ~ • 67S-5&30 * Mon 1·5. 3IW 1\lm • Lomu --"·'Ill, fum <hn<'/ brkl's• 611·\830. • lleacl\. ~~ov+ rl&hl In ~ • ~ tl r1. nr 1rncrsc1.·tion of l5x.3$ Uud1t1er. n~w car1wt. r.m. "I'·'· lcnm' li7'1!>Jm11. --,---. -----s.'12$. mo. S-~HUT I. 3637 E . Coast Hwy. ln'ine&Uolver$1l}. t.lrupl.'», walk lo i.lwv View homes 2. 3 & 4 ...... \.oiy 3 br. $llt'l'l:ICUlur Mesa Vt-adl" C'hfll'lllCr. <1 & ~8 Su Ii Id Ol>ndo r I ·--a;-__ ._ Coronad'el Mar . -p lnlo(. Asking SJU9:j vu.l1>1t.S7SO .tn11.i\J:C.•\l !~mlty.2 bn.,S465.i\v:all·,:uor:ncraar n'r':ch' Mewport •ech I 06f Mewport hoc.II I 06' ............................................... * NEWPORT HEIGHTS * SUIOIYISIOM -1..W HOMU EXTINCT .\me rlc un M bl u m From $59,000 0.. • ' .Gis-~ioo ______ .x·pt.to.54o 38l?lf Uie.MCH~is•ve. . NEWPORT MTS -55~ W1nh'r lse. 3br. 2trn, 0~11 Slli\RP II Ur 2 Ila, fplc:. ~ conAGE lluot.B<'b. i\dull. u~ Tob.,.,orl1t;c• \U, 41>0 /mo Owne r. 1'lttL~OlltllU\'l <'lll deliOC. vr.~bl~]«>m~·rll.v llwnr. r.ornt'r lftt , r"lll 1 Gl30/ tl'1S·~lll Av1uJ. Now. S4 . 557·7648 <'l'Pt ,.,.... IP n le"' 0 • * "' " ' "'II I •--i..t-. -rrbnt ~ r •ar. Nur * ceClft•tew $UO. l.iJ'itr.•th:d ~ 9i3G. "' Cit~__,.,..·~ ..... _ .. ._ •-... 31'" u I t 3. Bit 2 n .... ~t 1425., ~ :l BR. h:e Cllm·rlll. 2 962.tl9i5S26.000 ~_,,.•-•en "" a ecrc.s • 11• ,.,....., • • lrplcs. r us11c open - --Ptf: Desert Realty ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, cjose ~ O.C.C. & COIJdo.t 8r ..., 2•• ba !)(:ams.lots of \\ood. nt'"' DANA POINT · 7 2,,. .......__ (I I, SllO. lltll rree. Corrnl tor l')-wy. S:S~ St • ..-ist. &c wub/d 'di • V\ 1' J Bdrms .• 2 ba ths. family rm .~ 4 l bdrms .. 3 baths, family rm. & dining rm.· F r o 01 S90,360 to S l3S.,.240 INCLUDING LAND' I ~ I .- •· ... l ... ...,..--, horst! 131.'uchcombcr clea.nlngd@p, 96lM'188 dbl ry, Nw. p Hpa t' crp .... new p.i1nt m.o_ Obi w1d\• 2 Bil, + (!1•11 ,_._ "'---.·--f. • f{'t! 6J_i~11 _ • --.·------11 .. r..,!·:ar.rP. ~•.rt.en,!,'!,. less lhan 1 )r a{!o. RI~ Localed in beaul1ful 81111 ..,_..... ~-~sts1de 3Br. 2 bn, frplc • """ _. -- curner lut. Hou m fur D:1nu Pl. Manna. Adult 1714J561-llll LCICJU"Cl~och 3148 Cixs.:?car~ar. l{!~enc mo. No pets. Days 11> l)Qal. Brand new hMang pet park O~H. A ·Reslclettce, '7 I .f) l.f6;S916 ••••••••••••••••••••••• knhfr-lxtlt)-0. 646-M0.1 82~\ll. eves~2311. for L~ibor Oa~ Wl'l·kend PI u \ ;\\ u b 11 c II o 1(1 e \'1l'lona Hc-h l'hnrm(•r Sha~ 3 bed~m:-2 ualh. •• llOlJSES .• 3 & 4 BR. Only SG9.950. l\t'l!alt.•~. 83S ~ll:.! ...... 1 11!.ll r '., .~ ';'" l'Oll••G'-' ·Ii ) urn dble gar .• cov patio, lge 28A, ranii1n1 from S37S COSTA'M_EIA .. • lftcwPro-rt1y 2000 Lotsforsal'"' 1200 S31'.'12351·,;1~~.~9.s Pl June yard. $350/mo. ·at t0Sf1S11nd•• APTS.2 4t. J uo.1000 u,o_.a"i.J..8!'lwn,uc 6 40.MOO ~ llO LC.-....,. C-•lllOI t~40·7000 .. '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Newport leoch IO 6tMewport leoch I 069 . ~····················~~·· ...................... . vr.crA ~T!ltJtU coruar nacaL am::i.t1 a 'lft . -r-.. -'"''.,.. __ .l)ave540·ll51. 3 BR. 2 at 31• RA. S325 l() Double' wide. 2 UR . 2 Bn, ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --25 A 11 • 714 completely upgraded •Tn.Plex-\lblk to Rt'h. • • Newport ~och 3169 S300. 3 br T .H .. frplc. ::S.un ';! 2u'r~-- ---------• Low i.pace rt'nl. Prv-ed Must. .sell, s110.ooo. •8 EaStside ••••••••••••••••••••••• garuge. sin11les ok. F1.-e. TOBIN PROPSRTY WATERFRONT for qwck illle. lllOOO·TO Umts +land for <l add1· OCEANFRO?'CT winier. Main Reotals.540-5370 MANi\GEMENT <NO· A·Plus MoJ >1le llome 11onal units. Oownt11wn Costa Mesa rompletc rurn.5Br.avail • feelottnant.> OUPLEX Re£ales,tl35~12 Jlunt. Bch. Financing Scpt.SOOOmo. 'iS1·0704 ~· 2 br T.H. Kids, pets.1------------ ,IER & SLIP •---------'1 a,·ail Call Steve. Agt. Butldable l...ol -, SU\l.ll~sok. Fee t.ae.Kxec Home w 1pool. s OPENllOUSE 536.75-U Res 531>·980l Wlll huldl1veunils LIDO BAYFRONT 3~r. Ma1nRentals.540-53'10 Br FR DR JBa ardnr Buy"°"' und select your SAT&S N 10AM·6Pl\I · 2ba, rrplc, lovley pullo, . & ·pooi S\'~ Inc• 1160 ll: VIEW NOM I llJ I ...... s ID. f lll0 JIA De•**''• 0..... f i own interior. Won't l:.ist 23301Ridgc. Roule Dr. TR I PLEX, Eastside •n=· wintcr.G75-4646 ~.4br,2ba.Movenow : 9811-tlU • • 8 195.000. Builder. Las;una llil'3 <Spuccl66) Costa Mesa . Must be • ~ -Den&frplc.Ownr.lst& 67S-1Z't3. ztxoo VIiia West, 2 SR. 2 part of tux deferred ex· Placlf last. Owner. 640·0008 VACANT. shup 3 bedrm Sanelemewte 1076 ~· ~ir, tin.led wlndo"'.5· ehange.832•2692 ~ ' . On West Da y w1bout For lsc. Mesaa Del Mar 2 ba, new paint le ~t .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::X,.~~c Yllrd . Dir. Liz. • FOURPLEx • • ~·1920 dock tor 50· bout. 4Br in lovely 4bd, 2bu .. frptc .. on :?·~mo. 961·IJU'l •.u or or9e com•e r1 ciol --Deluxe Jim, frplc, ownr .YOO -~ bt'st location. SISOOtmo quret i;treel d ost-to, __ e1 __ ......, ____ _ buildi•CJ plus ••ry Nl::WPOllT BEACH unit-Only 5129.000. Big Canyon Golf Course yrlylSl'. schools & 5"t\opp1ng. CUL.DE-SAC lbd + 2 IQe sot1•d bHiftHI op· Bayside, on the water Ownr/Agl. 540-0555/E\·es lut. Bwld toi1uil. -557·7~ _ __ bar,hs, close \i bd;a. park -· ~1 - --, f , 512.500. AJ:ent 640-4950 557·5818 Agent 675·0000 Oceunlront. 4Bdrrn >.t;OO LJlc..2• ri Ba Twohsc Buck & :s c h o o I . X 1 n t iaoilu.J.-1Mlr:.tUJlf-.-J.a1U1clry~ mo w1ntt' -. . ncfl&h bofhooct. JOO. dry ct...,-& retail GREENLEAF F'OURPLEX. near Hunt· l''ull oceanvle w lot. 2 0drm.S425wiolt'r !lay, pnv:icy, nr sthls, 963..fl377or~pm I i 16~ 500 SStar Adult Community IOl!ton lla rbour . Pnd~or 40Jc1l7. 2 m1 rrom oceun. pool. t.enrus. JusL redcc .. . ,-..~~ .,. · 1750Wh1tt1erAve.CM o w.n e r s hi11. Al?en t SUmmiLWay.Lag.Bch. Oceuntr(Jnt. :t Bt.lrm on!:;~· poss. ~4 25.2 Slor)t.4br,2ba.rplc. AMCHOllAM h.i,., a\·a1lablc 847·2800839·42'.JO 2 1 3 .. 9 3 8 • 1 5 1 4 n r l' c n • n ~ u 1 J r o 1 n t , o7 • DW. C1)t,S, drpe. cle1n. INYISTMIMTS 11:!4..:GO liarrangton ---•!_41494492_1___ ~/Winter. l::mployf'd molher ol t31 id$/mo. ~-Aaf.. l'.allbtwn9am·tipm 52 UNITS l''ull brcan,·lew Int . teenage children, w1wcl11_N_o_ree_. _____ _ 17141496-771 I 64/r796S Cosla :\tesa. in.1 11.000. 40xt17.:? m1 rrom ocenn WATIEIFROMT beha,·cd Doxie. seeks a per 3 br, 2 ba. R/0 , Agent. 536· 1000 or Summit Way, Lug. Bch HOMES home. pref. Es l:ancla cpts. drp-;, a car l•I'. ••HARBOR LIGHT H.l .nrlEACH 752-8848 t21 3-1 938·l :S l 4 or 6Jl·l400 Hagh Sch.ool area. Un· ~/ID0.963'455Aat.No and panor a mic \'1ew Adult Park, beauL l2xGO, <714~-4921 furn up lo i300 mo Xlnt fee. rromthi.&custom 2'100sq. 2 BR. 1'2 Ou w1encl, C 0 MME RC I AL rer~. 646·3147 all ti &•--·-------- ' AJ.$0: . :-'\ f . .. 161 I IC ... 14 l .. 4ba ..... I ~21 ICillcp R4 llr 2IMI Yee. Rhocla Magll, lltr. 17141 642-3600 ft. 4BR JBA gruc1ou pati o. w e t. b 8 r . BUILDING S. Orange Lot wanted. P''l ply. wknds. bd. Zba. patio. c pt'd enn~tai:o:oootrrO&tTJCJtacc-. home on lrg e tate·s•z wash/dr)'r , 2 s heds & C'A>unty for sale. Sl50.000. Laguna. bm:tll. bulldu OCF:A!llFRONT·Wlnter ---;-U\ruout1 dri-.. dshwahr., Jot 1n desirable area. more. lil4.SOO Pvt ply. S30.000 down payment. ble. oce11n front. Prio on rcntJtl·Modern 4 BR. den. Eusts1de 2 br. ,don, pool ! ml to bch. $3$0. mo. ll'tewportleach '• ... I069Mewpclfileoch 1069 ~lust see to apprec1alt! S3l>-S844 Owner will finance re· ly.497-2628. ~baths. rully ruro'd. house.~~~~~t 962-088lor641-l90.a !••••••••••••_!•••••••••• ••••••-.••••••••••••••• Exceptional \'alue a t •·-'--p--.. I '"OO m a1n1ng balance. 6'; Mountain Dewrt SGOO/mo. Agt673·~10 , B 2, b 2 l rull suz.ooo. __,..u · --· ·r "" spendable cash on cash. • • • r • :'_a.l • y, y ~ HACH FRONT NEW ,1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call fordeu1ls Re50rl 2400 2br. S3ZO per month. Gisler/Harbor. 3 br, 2 bu. <'ptd &: drpq. Sprinkler'$ JOaT SLIP • •• Bt:Sl~F..SS OrP.·lce ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:losctotwuch. ram rm. Cplc, DW, H!O, fi'ont & reatr. 1425. CZl3) . Sl60,000 2 .• •~.~·3 1.lr.JB.a .li:tam t.1istr1butic>n bus1ne~:. llEER/WINE By Owner l d y llwlld 3'W34th $t. cpta, drvs. l><lOO/mo. B»CM63;961Mi623. 1 m frplc ' Ju1:u111 sun· M A y 0 C K c h a rm 1 n .. ca b I n . 963-4500 AJ,'1.. No rec. d ck 1 ll • llll>Ulutcd all seclud-·' ... .,.,,~ ....... 000 Bi\\'SllOHES 3br.2balodup--•P''' t ~.indy Ne" port l~.11.·h al ·-• · · Great pott!nlial. .Low Fully ftxlu r ed store. .. •--1 .... \OUr fret! Steps 10 \c>u , .. · u ~ · 1werhead. no pressure Door walk Ill box Good cooo""""'o"' '"""' ""'v""" ..,..,, DAYFRO!ll T WJTH E·slde,-4br.2ba,W Ros~ yrd. '350/mo. No pets. iJOat sltp! Custom hU11l ,\Ir.if. ~S tt c~~t wulk lo S34 .9:>0 1ncluding a l.I growth' S13.000 + ln"en· ~ l!£ACH dn. Ali.o3 Br w.rrp c. on PIER -La. S..185/mo. tsl. la:.l + o a y s. 52 5 ·1100 : on lht.> w~1tcr• Prt\ ate en beach. F ee ~to;implt>. equipment. tory with .fl new leosc (714)484•2Me large lot. w. dbl .iur;.1s:e.. Winter rental w,super SJOO. No rec. Bkr ~6-0814 evt'l/Wknds, 875-34&5. iry.~IG orgcoi,1~IL!Wl,1.l!l,..1on * $I J9 '99 5 * RE·~~TOTRHAS llEN4!!2Y<l•l"l <'c>mRlog 1 Cul617~-~,!°,~n Bar· -~'.~ ~~T~~~ti-.? I~~ "ic w. 4 Br, 31~ Oa. S800 2 Br house. "Ur . unf. no 3 8 11 8 c-..o~ f I 11rep ' 111 ~. 1\ 111~ 0 _ '"""' J.6 ""' .., " rell e11 l)' "''""" n-.__ 1110 54S·2.'i98 SlOO d ., ,,..25 r . 2 It """"'• rp c. 1•)(1 Lari~1· formal t1111 ..-" ~~ 6 PLEX ...::Cu•: __ _ · --pets.. cp . ..,.,. mo. rcrrig, immaccond,132:> Ill " room. ,·\ll tilh 'it"ll"lt Sat & S"t.111 I ·6 :\lira Cosr"J Villas. orig. ----GotG-5637 4.,., .. " " " ' • C ·o1 Cood li'come. g()()(} "r"u. Out of Co-.ty •• 3 ·or. 2 ba. stl'ps to mo. 968· .,..... \\1lh lovely i:r:11111.>d \\•Joli SlOS Ri...,.1r A••· phase. lovely upgraded CNNMrct • " "' 5 & b b h --------~ ('ttbmeL,. Spacious fom1 ISiluated ·I~ blk So. plan Ill. end unit. ! yr Property 1600 Owner will carry 2nd. Prop.rty 25 0 O<';nn ay cac cs. Lg 3BR 2BA fam rm, ~/MIS. mo Cl.an. com· Id S"'5~00 ~9" -1"" Fullpn·-..:1os,OOO.Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• S42S.mo.536-<999J _ lodry. Bltn 8 l ove tort11ble home . 2b••. 1 ty room hoslb b\•i.med Sopenor-Bolll1lt1 cross· 0 .. • " · · ·• ,,., "u ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~" .. vine celling und 2nd 1ng ui PCH k Wes.l on evB/>Vkn Ownr;illt. BA YFROMT 645·6646 I! CUST OM HOM ES lASTILUFf ::::~r cpt/drps., S3MI. A.E.K., Pvt paUo. dbl_ rnised heurth flrl'placc Kl\ Cr.) Need Rl'·f<3. \ViU 0 H F3 Ubrook. On 1·2 usre $BR. nr 4 W!dt'n. trg. • ---gi&r. Nr ·~la. 1bop· t:1ant m bler "lnJ( hos bur or trade pe ft 0 US e Orticc building. spet'· e ~rf•Ge Avocado grove. 2300 w. yard & enclosed lanai. Easlsido Costa Mesa . plna &t bch. lldre" le WALLOl''G l~ASS &\1e" 6411-066& S I 4 lacular view. luxurious fR.'l;..J 4 'II;. ft.from soo.ooo. nearpark. qwetrearDuplex,2 liR, ~ok.lm nal.C.11 ! .. r so· tro pical v11 t111 BEST STl':.-ET un • exc.!~~1ucve .. ';l~~~.oo0 HOME:~ CAMl711f!Ol72R9!.!L,oa~TY 673·7601 AGT. lge red yard. gar, crpts. o'l4·163rt-'7761 N'.~:.loc1'"t. C11b1neto. & 't orai:,• ,.. Super 3000 sq.ft.homein "'"" " ""' ev "" stove, refrig. New palnl r a P .. • ... a. 1 ..i .i.I or c: B l' au l du I BEST VIE\¥ R1\•1era dislrlc\. Grcal llLL GRUNDY 300N.NewportNB Wl:"iTER·2 Br S2SO. Bach. & drapes. Malurc adults. 213·968·9767 111gstonc CO\er<>d p;ih fnm1lyhomc.Comescc! R...._, 675-6161 a Cus tom homes • w1gar S135. 6i5·17S3 Sec Every ...,..,. m rr e to ---------1 • E•RLv ILUJ.FS EW UNITS C:u-l5b11d. Laoooo & titu~ i't "I> ... SIS 302 E. ........ o. c . 4 DR. new. MTS; 3 BR. ''" your RF:.\C'll OH'r· -~ 1 ' 201 A•eftida dela ~ r1 n -h Cl t g N 1 2300 fl "" .., "' good tenant. S22S. mo. clean $390 le Moo; 3 BR. looking wuler Jud hoJ"' ,,.;,... Wot.rfr'\:Htt Ri•iero . e..-po ...,ac •mus ~:~~~: sq. • Ba,ySt.NB &t0-7729or642·217l M.C. $350. No ree Aaenl Owne r wall rin.intr-TRIHAIENDUl~'IT POJ~!,R~LTY ~~·~~t~~!:rf~~~ COSTA MESA CAMIMORlALRLTY S-J1te1n •2 Br. l ba Townhouse. MG-Wl.eve ... 63•9132 11.'rm'i: ~ at now CJll :l Bd 0 .,, ba ~ _ r ' C-" l 78 <.i:Hi OO · rm + .. l'll. .. -i • • • 7000 Sq. fl. lot. 1100 sq. fl. Deluxe new U11ils. all 17141729-09(!4 ..,...stra..o I Pool. gar. pnfio. S295. 4 BR, Newport West new ""'"'W9•11H '"""'" .. new ·•PPll s. un.lque t'ORSALEBYOWNF:R bldg.+ garage. 8114,400. with firepla ces :ind ~ ........................ Mcsa Verde833-8974 cpl " paint. Walk t.o l I lcalurl''I found 1" 110 Lg Fixcr·upper. 4 Br. ttl· Owner. 5H ·8S27 or privatepalios,$300,000. of State ~ San J uan Hills Country beach. S450. Coats & ~-:11y:s. jlf.·.tl oth~r Ul ul f '!> ho.'fl>e . le \'e l, lots nr trees, 5'ill•362.'> · Propl'rfy 2600 Club condo. 2br. den c;UTEAS A IUG Wall'4ceRJtrt162""54. ltEH'i:~ SI IJ.000 sn.ooo. 20-1 Cllllc Sonorn. Co.cloMiftiums/Tow•· I! ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/hide·a·bed, 3ba. Crplc. 1 br +garage. Eai.tsidc. ~ OP!-::\ s ,\\Sl,;:'i.:\I O.'.'l Do NO\ DlsturbTt'nanlS. house1forsale 1700 •Q"R" HAWAII l o t S3.000. palio. S425!mo includes S220Adul.incl.w11ler87&3grdn2r. 4 br. 2 ba., tns. encl. , GOLF COURSE ;1,. Ul'ross lhc !\lfl'C't from tth•l> ftnc 3 Br. 2 B11 huow • ">7~.500 10'. dn Drin• h> i':::I03 ,\onl\ er:.ur)' l,lllll' or..-ull 55611181 I DAI.I-: \VllLl.;\'ER r O\\ner·sexclui.1\c .1.:t l CUJtom HolM l>l'lllJ.:nl'tf for jtrlll'IClll" 11\ •OR & l'ntertum1111: I.I! lt•11ll') wd ret' i.ta11'11n..: :.t.11rru•,.•. h1 1•e 1lln i.: Ihrm-. formul dmrm . 1lream k11h. uvqJ1r!i lmaster 'u1tc & hlm .1r\ lh.1r • :i more h1lrm:., ,., ~JllilH' jlJlllt'll. l)Ool. ll•(' 'lot. :s.'l;.."O (100 .>111 2~1i:l ' "'I , AnildJ Cerrit-ITTJ..5332 before 9A M Pl-llO'xlSO·. ,Near~o. Cash 1111 utilitlell.. Adults. no ts, no pets. ·637 yard. p111lo, bl 1araae • ..., "' Vf.a ••• ••••• •• • • • • • ••• • •••• ~ ·~~ • .. 9 3 7 9... lot ~6131 •• DEii Mr• or terms._. P<2"13t,s333• 8"9.,,, • 5 "' 0 r Very n·1ce newly painted corner · \IOlHHS It ~AL TY fon••r Oce°" v11 Luxury condo. 2. br, 2 bo. r"1 r: ww JO l!JJ:HlG9 ____ 4 BR. Hurry.won'l la!>t at frplt .. boal shr. ~I. woo.,._~-1920 IUOt Wlltafe · · 3br home in Mesa Verde. , Im mac 3~r. ram rm. Sl08.500. Agent. &IS-088:! Jnruu 1. Bcsl vll'w in bch1 g1 ZIOO House Unfunt. h d S38S. mo. 646-3557 rumpU11 r1n, fOrm din rm. or 491H9l6. Night Show· N'wp~rt. Mr. Hend. THREE UNITS •••,••••••••••••••••$••• •••••• ! ....... !~.~••••• CUTE COTTAGE ~1~7cl0fle ,to Edison. ingi; Avail. t714162'HX'.G1 Tucsdny. TWO lot& Xlnl Pa lm ro;-aa.oo Island 3206 for l person. Sl40. Utll. . . • "'-~ DuolexH/ Eastsa"de C.M ingsahre:a.0 515.ooo.,Sel 0t ••.••••••••••••••••••••• paid.673·6372arts. DEACllHOUSE. Btnnew -ONt • 1800 • e l( c ' w n.r 3 a . y I I I Ba • Dr 2ba w /bonus rnl C strafto I 071 's Owne rs extra large 3 M2.s3Sl. r y. lo\'e Y 3 8~: lbt Lgc Condo. 2bd . 2ba . 'e1Ln1 ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bed 1 b lh b + guest r m ex a . b"--d....., enAI gar . roolJ!. a omo RHIEstate frplc8. 2 cii r g ar .· u.u:t., ....... , ... " •• COUNTRY ESTATE E~~.E2.2~3r~s. 0f0 rtr3•:: w1lh fire place and W.ted 290 wshr1<lryr.sooo.675.2975 5296.832 5262 PRAHCl..,.AN : htty K•" AMltf , t Acr<". 4 Br home, 2 llM. 6'1s-86IS. S82.000. f~hly pointed-ANO--••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bedroom cpts d rps FOUHTAIM lfYHilttertoi11 l,Pl<''s, pool, landscnped. Two l bedroom , I baUlHaveuptoSl50000cash lalbooPetli11salo 3107 S250.t66E.'t8lh Sl.Culi litaH•te... Vno wall tx-intc~tt'd in "l>rSeS OL Century 21.. LOWEST PRICED unlt.s. WLorudargc..lot.. c b ~ ··-· •••••••••••••• ... ·--s.u;1 3 Ba Ii z It 3'11:26 Owners moving-Must mus uy ap. uni"" • ""-plac" J'1\·ing rrn. 2 br. . r, • em rm1 thh "<'II (k1>l11n<'1I hme • 4·PlfX $CC al S82,.950 By ap.. O.C. w/ln 30 days. Als ~2'blksb ... & 8175 EA.5TSIDE 2 Br newl st.ory,walktotcbl~Qlft. \\1th rom!ortabl{• rum i4•AM 1010 IN'rOW:-1 l l 1.y· ll ave 2 apt b l d g ay ocean. · 1 d S250 M Y lrlltPk•ahopplag. II\ 1ni:. dell i ht I ul in· ••• •••••••••••••••••••• (i ootl r e 01a 1 3 r c :'I · poin men on • w/$300,000 total equity l mo. 675-1602arL4pm. pa nle • • a tu re door uullloor l'ntt'rtaln· S.-6.950 ~lonthly income S~OO trude up, K Investments COf"OftO .. M• 3212 adlts, no dogs. 548·2512 • 1'11ccd .1l S23!!.000 ttnrl Nf'\•tlcd on trer r O\t«"rNI I ,._. -•••••n•••••••••••••••• )-;._, thlutt l.l•'k bit •lbd. htnttl 3 ooo ~(1 ft. or pre· slrt -cl . Attroctl\ o 2br on y. Pl•m N:ilionul F ast Food Cha! SPYGLASS H~LLS 0;:,0~o~~niEWATtn•:0 1ni: ,,,. too•, pra,·nc> .. Only s120.ooo. t•r10clpJI& 1£ ..... ~ 640-8300 BToro 3232 Im. rm , d111 .1 r \•11 , 11111ot1"' h\HIJ: m 1tol1mi: 2ba + dr n. l"1rt'pla<t• Plllp!!tl9a rCCJwres 30 loc:atJons '"i 48drm&P11m1ly Rm 3 & den new home on II\ rin ~·1ba.wl'lllH'PI eomm11nlt' of flag ca Lr,n ro,c rctl p 11 t10, n2•"29 SoulhernCollt.15000 Sq. Spcdac VuS87S lse/01>t. Lake F"orei.t w/vlcw uf 'n11 i.: 1mnr Xlnt c1•lll . nyon r.!'>. It h.1!! ~lid·., wat~rfoll 1n bal'k •r<r ..-~ft.NI "~ Fl. required. Call Mr __ 644·00_26or644"223 waler 1528 sq fl. 2 bu, ____ ....;._ __ ....... • ,·ork p111wlin.t.: , oth1•r too ()prn Sun .\Ion I :. rtnM<' t n •rh onl .. & Sweene')'. (71<1 >r .. 10 7205 nd 1 d 1 28 1,v b i\/C welbur frplc potlo Cute lbd traher ...I.a l ,. 1 '"I' I . ,. • (I I I 2 NEW (/$10£ ----ucnu up x. r, .,,. a, , • • llree\ from _...,~·KidA i'lr.1~ l'rol on~rp .. n . .;. ,0~11 s .1111l •l'O•'ll" s ho ,i•n i ,,1 o11 '' REALTYINC. frpl,+xtrll!l.So.ofhwy. & dbl Air. Clubhou1u~. l It 117,. 1 1• ...... ,tllJllll Ii: &Miio l.JO.IMJO 673-1181 5 16 5 i;o;, Sn u t hc•r (' 714/146 1371 Retlfalt $450 mn S49·950l pool & tcnrus Incl. i:lfiO. pe o · "' nc -·· 111l'l l.HHI Uy onr . Clllif14'-nlaltC'ull} -• -C.M TRIPLEXES ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· -·-· Rl•1tdyScpl.1!11.640·8300 ~orNM4'78 1toU~75or 7.-11'~ I t•r llonw 111 N@wport ;:_:;-;_-.., -9 014 IMOtMProperty 2000 TOW.''.llOUSL' UNITS HouM•Fwwlshed 2 8R,l ba.l''rptc,wcl bar. --b-1-1 -UW ,, DR hi~ dtn a I Shore:. Nl'l't.I " n e ~ _ .. toe• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., -"" • polio Avail now• $375 Super3 br 2 a P <' • pct' ... --------•I •••••••••••••••• "Ith 3 1Jcc1room11. 212 ••••••••••••A•••••••• · · · · · ' • · 5486 mo ater ow1wr llu!>to111nfe,tr1111 •••••••' Very l1t<1 1-ple>.. 1 z.3 hr, GellMral 310 mo.G40·74J.1 cpt11, d rps. Sa85/rno. &I 't +dep 114.m &im t'l'dlo sl'll.WulktoOCEAN Vlt;W UNIT + l>"i't' rolill. """.!I fut b1tlh ownrrr.·u111l ---------00.1·4!\fflA~t.Nnfcr. "" · .. I t 0 ' ' "., ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 B 2 b bit t heoch.1)()Ql". tl'nnis. Agt . House. Jllll o, i.teps o at~clr Sll!G,000. 075 520.i; r. 1 ~00 ns, c1.1rpor • S:pcr CJeon 2 Sly, 3 HR. 2 l..artut I br, pru&' o CATALINA & OCEAN VIEW!! tJl2:3IS509111!,!09pm ~~~!~ .• loolced to ~ell. G7.'»ln1 Three 3 bdrm. ho mes. novc s. r140.7121 Ila. rriilc , u 1w. cov. ndghborhoodfi, tor I JUST LISTED FOR s "'LE hay· front . Coro no de potin dhl J(ar .. SJ!IS. dlnlntr rm. •P• "•Ui · from your hvlni:t room "' ... 1 lk ~·~t lil525 mo tata l11t 1l>ram n11c-3 ll'\CI rumll)' Hnrhor Vil'\\' r urtc>flno. 4 Soutll L.q•.a CAT ALINA ISLAND )hr. lil500; IJw I bo 2 Bil . J Uo. r rp c. WU to ~1·~1 p Ml . . Jiotnc with 1wrmun"n1 Urtt. rum. & honu11 rms. •••••••••,·•••••••••••• 7 Unilll. income 119.200 11 ~..!e,nd: l.IUlo l11k. S400 ~.:,~~~:.;9~l~ept, 30. Fowito~ley 3234 e \'ICW. 4 Ot•t1room, • hoth. ool. ro,·•rt.'C.1 lleck. MOST ''KIRAILI year. Sl7S.OOO. or will guwP< r mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --"-~~=~-.&... l:lll'llY room. p.1tlo und 5139.500 Incl. lund!' PIH1"HOUSI triadc for lnoom proper· Ltar"e Triplex. nr so. HARIOR RIALTY 2 Bedroom-den. gara~e. 10. l.tte 2 tir, klitMpcl111 4 8r 1'*•• Dr bch. ' •ck. f'antustlc Newport Centcnl)iul Heal Estate on tile aand at U8 \)'in Or11n110 County. <.:oo8t Pluiu ttreo. Two ~ * 671-4400 * l>lt1111. patio. &.110mo. C.11 sJn11Jca, lkl11c hc.om1't!r .. ~; ~.bale dZ•p ·atuc-nt n10.ooo. ·1111 IChr1stlnc833·~1 Roya l, 2 BR. 2 lb, WorlclWl•lrotse" rm . one •. BR. l"rl)lc·s. ----___ ~·74~_._ ~·~1 _1 _____ ~:,..,:.zm. T HE BLU FFS· Beaut. spacibus OP'~n floor f!l3 n '60.4410 encl.. 11or1 '· 1Trop0 cnnd. ll6oo lslClftd 3106 ()('eon l!Hlc 3 br. 1340 570,000 home. 3br. 2ba. re 1'1ard tof1ndG Pl1111.4Br. liv·rm .w,/fr:ec sl11ndln ---Curriu he wner · · rd t .. I t u NKARB&ACH d l d r • m ••••••••••••••••••••••• Knls.s ioglesQk. Fl'C' ury en ry ... m 11 o .. ,un 3ba. lmml'CI. occupancy Crplt. t h IDJI I: nss 001"6 Trade your lax ~hellt'r ror n~11 ,,~~ ~1 ... ~1 a NJ, Ulll Wlntt>r. :thr . 2hn. rrplr. Moin Hentols, !>40·S:l70 rntA<• Fwy, immu<'. rcr... 3bd, 2ba. dell run. ai rompl tch redecornt· In f VERY room OJ)en1n s pe nt.l a bit> 5 1 "Pll<'<' M: ., ..... ..,.. C 11 --__ Si~/mo 640.soo 1 11rl 5· 8ols11 ChlcJ 'Uell. ~~~~~~~~~~I ed. 362 Vlsta.:\1adcra. By on cantlle\.,er ed dee trailer park S225K OWC' OP l'.:N.SA'J.' & st::-.. 12 3, patm ,2•:a IH' t!J?lt COil ONA HIOlll.ANOS. G<tj.l41l7 ;luyi; . . . mo. Me-2901 • 1 __ O'tfnc.•r 'lCi!.OOO. &14 2t10 overtookinfl .the ocl'an lsl.i\J.'\ ~2 OOfit; Zl066o tt'nll-1. :-i \ ·• • Modern 3Hr. Zba. frple, • - - -• • ........... ......_View HOtM -___, Dln1n11 areu1. katche -. Lovely, furn 3 Ult . & den ~r. quiet l'\'l bth ut F l~plac" 3 l>r. 2 b.1, CO\ 2 BR, 1 •Ba c.do, n-· wanted. 4Bror SBr Open llousc S\tn 12·5.4 Br. w/all bltns. ;ind eve J NEW UNITS ,,.p::;."'r/y 2100 homl' Sll'P5 to S.1 ba)' re~oe $525 m e> 67~ 216Q; 1>31.Jo. new tpb. drP!I & lnctOIJ, CqntJ~. '"*· i ba. C•m rm. 1839 P COl'l\-enttth.'t' •• pas lhr ~7' Winter G'13-65lO l>W. No wax nrs. t1uper new o;rpb=, •-INlilt\. S8HWn Charle9. 449'f' bar to dining ';nom a Su perbly appointed •••••••-•••••••••••••• ~ \ G73 6ll00 --• ---loc.1410/mo 063-~Agt Atedl.to llOG.mo. 1 CAllFtlH sep.bJtabitr,r.pstr bdt" pr idc ·of·o'wnus h ip N --1-Jot~~ l::.· -Dul\lex·uppcr. Xlnl loc. Nof~. • ...;-';.;.;...-:.;..;...;..,•_..-, ___ _ llACH LIVING H IOI w/buge dressl ~1~ room. townhouse • units with M·2 POMO A 3 Ur. yearly, downstairs. Cute & clc-an 2 l'lr, 1 ba. IMW• S HIGHLANDS mirrored doo,rs. bit OWfter's rcsadcoce. S\Jll Seven plus iic rcs oft waterfront.Nopeu. Re frlgJsl ove Jn c l. mplredec.4br,z~ ..... ~., a.z -~~or!:i f..n b. ~~~b'arw.·,~te~ 3 Bdnu. .. conn~rt. den or dttssinf table. t1nd priv. limo ror you to sclccl Pomona freeway. Cur bs. mo. 673·8540. 403 N. Garage. s.335/mo lease MW er,>ts. drps Ir p11nl .. .. .......... .,..!• . •.. u_n•" p"atio. Spa"'io~". s tudy.. :s baths: lge. bath. Extra ll~ • gues your colors, opl•<?OS end Btreets. gutters all In. Bayrront. oa I Island Berret\ Realty 642-5200 Fplc. $UO/mo. 913... ~ ... .. _..___-.;, ..... ... .... form:al dinint rm. 11 Ft. room, W/buae n•ostts extras. An exclUSlVe hsl· Railroad II r lo rroper· • ,..,., No fff, I Br, I ... ·-· open took. Near pools & llvin1 rm. Covered pa • enormous cues .t bath. Inc pu • .1 n 1 ~ fteMRMla 3107 Panoramic ocrl It bay S perkllnt aew ..... ocean.5'73.900 witbblt·inBBQ.SN,SrOC> Washer/dryerar1•a Se.P 1 ~Y· Own•T t 't ~ P ••••••••••••••••••••••• v1ew.Lovely 8roadm Me•trLl•edln Ul~-=.:...C•ll "Llla" .. CAYWOODRIALTY f'.a...~ storage ere• adj..-• ·I! =~Call~s:_~•ce 2 Br.cpt.s.wlnterleue., home, 2600 sq tt 48R 4 Br. 2 Ba, F~m Rm, •unor!'f:Mltp * 541-1290 * c. F. "VIV ol cupboards " close\I. I. ·Qe=alla .SE. LECT . ~UI. 1265 mo. 611 Wes 2lndl~ba, hfa~ lrlm._ l!'sldel Srp41tco. vac•nct. k111d1 OK . ._....._ ........ • ----646-IS 9 Sold furn. or u""rura. fildClt • Balboa Blvd. ry, ugv v • •Ortn mo. a ownr • ..,._ ._. 3 Br. 2•-. Ba. Blutrs "Y" ~ Securi'y complete.• 24 Hr. ti ERTi ES dtn rms. master BJt will! ta.eooo ••••••• .......... ,_... Pl1.n. frplc. newly dee. guard service 11"'5vet Pt cps;:• PROP New Ocean rront wlnlcr. w/frplc. GrC3t for enter· • 01efr1 j •t.orJ tftdt;s S h a rp. Owner /Act. Ocean View! Npt H"'s. entrance .. 2 s pace•s I ..... ~":"' It.at Loht.sole 2200 Rltins, was her/dryer, taining. S950Jmo. lease. IA?lsureLlvin~ a br, I be, fllll 963-113& 11· aarqe W/\taleUe•'l'lees. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrplc.. 2 car g1tr. no octs. OP.EN SUN 1·5: 1201 Adults only. Pool. Ten· ""°'Pool• Pirk. 2BR redwood home on Pri\'ale beach. ol)o.mpi<' G .. RAGE 'SAi F. 'IJd' In f'nbu'"'us bldg site w /ollk lbd. S.125. mo. 3bd MOO U o I d e n r o (J • (' d M . ~-~· ... l...od"bel•ly 2 bedrmy' 1' a Is ntric. CltM '° kWlll. lJdo Island. 3Br. 2 b:a. 35' t'Omm. tC;U '°'· Owne size pool Su.i soo " • • .., mo.G73·6640. 9G8·30ll Alrt ... ~.. o eange. our lllO as.e.t lot. 226 Via Gr11tl&nl '. financcct. n o l oa HOWARD joHN'•ON lhc Oally Ptlotbring-hep.. lrt.~ &slrt!am. No. San --own yard. Loe1ted ~ar1...;.._· ______ ..... _ hl45.000byown «TS·66lS c harges. Prln. onl)' REALTY >; PY results. To place your Die.&a. Co. 83J.l~. Lee Ptnin. Poinl 3 br, 2 ba 3br, 2boa, front house, 2~'t s~ng, part, fttew•Y· -please.438N.Npt.Blvd. 497 1744 drawing card. phone ltufll e:i R ea lt or .. du. put10. Wuher / blks to Big Corooe U'IStmo. All. No ru. ~lklleitems 642·567 N.B. • •-6'2$78 •Y· 173~ _ __ _ ~s..~.6'75-830S fUStmo.6406825. SG:"55 \ . . .. -.. 1, "-"U.fw '••~ ............. hh~ H...'"9tw '' ~ Afchecab'-I' 1~ Sunday.SepttomberS.1979 OAILVPILOT C'9· ............................................................................................ J144 .....___ JJ44Ml•,...1Mdt JUt .. _.. 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Wlllk !0~1$ 3u1t,2•,a ........... ~ . .,. 2 Bll.Zbu.dt•n,din$470 3tJr, 2''> ba l'Ondu wt36' .....,.V•Ho-. lo\\utcr t\•l• ----------14BR.FI .......... • 3 RR.21 ~ba,f.1m.s.ns bwi.t i.lllJ, dbl i:ar $ti00. 3 lk'drm, cleun, sunny ~h1w1Rt>ntali.,:i10-w11 •PTlONTO I UV 41.Jdrms. • ..... • li11 :uJR.2b ... tum.rm . yrly li.e. •U S9 W . Cst and \'acant. Onl y --On 11otr eours•. New, din rm \',,c11nt ~'3.S llwy.~S.T64S or67$-9S4T S~7$/nto. Call Unique IALIOA IHH pht.• Ral\cho Ian Jc;:i, ~ .paclous•br.l?b:i hou~l' + llornci1 G7S·6000 l br 111cl uhl. •~11u1p1)('d q1.11n tnhS~ nr Cuh'l•r & z lOOO (.1 , 1 ddll 1 kitchen. olh('r t'~lrJ!I. SO. t'wy. 181.9 tQ It, 2 ~ SS • m rm w 11d aono S..Cle•ftf• 1276 Close to bus. vllhtH(' ,'(Ill\, den. 2':t bo. lux. •• frpk, i.et'ludc ~nrd n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• stores. SIOO , .. ~l-O n10 .,, •-b I ~~~~~~~~~ THE .. · • rcls r(.'(lwroo. S450tmo. "_., m-.t 1 ... te . 11. rplc,dbl1· .,.1 lod lrnmuc. 3 br, 2 ba, San ~'JS ·8'740 bd,w.:u 11 t't1clcar.s&oo1J10.Re11dy llMTA .. S VILLAGE. ',' 4lOr .. ~ cn;a. Clem. home. Hid puoJ. bl-twt.>en 9&7 Sept. IStli. 2Q Arboles singlt Family tlomeit REALTORS Lido Isle 4br, :?bit home, ocean vu, 1>vt bch. Yeani ()4()..,._8*>0 _______ 12 "R 28 , c All dee. kit. lrptc. so. lea e. Adlu only. A\•1U c.--...,M 3722 0 • •1• ......... :sn., · A I 9 t y l <x:t lst S~m 492 6751 ....... or 1\11tlerocl\ lh,,admoor. 3BR 2 Dis S3115<t BrZ1 z Ba.FamRm.S~ patio. '-'•U ·• r y, · o. • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• C11mpus n . 3 Dr 2 B<t, 3 8R:2 011:::::::::::s~ be.Nopets.Cornmpool, G?l-133.1 SmJ3br,lba. Completely Furn.!! Br 1 Jymm pool, bins. tru h 3 UR. 2 0-........... :s1;5 tennis. Agt. !ll9-643I • Im med. pai8esslon. 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S38S c---' .. on .... a""t ·be~~h OC~AN FRO~T VIE w 2 DR house. fr.pie. central · c e or type upt. ull "Bit ., D "50.S vuuv "" " • "~ · C San Clemente. :i235. mo. paiJ . s1gs, :!500 SeJ\ It!" -·• a • Pools tennis ~er g11te ONOO.:? +Den, Z car 498.;1626 Ave. Apt. t. or rail 1 38rt.21J BJ :i-150 0..Tie~.6H~lo prl\·ate p:irking. full 6iS.2..SS 3 Bf<. 21u.. . . .•.. ~50 l>ttunty ~~ld•!'I:· Lease S-,,._ 3 Bll.2120J ........ ~Laguna 3 Arch Bay, P\~ thru~lay 17,s:i00.p1mo, Copistr.o 1271 .ann.2,s ......... ~.;) beach.~an vu.2Br .• Ai;t.1>1.1 1211 •••••••••••••••••••••••CotloM•so 3724 4 BR.211 ft.i ....... ~i5 Ba. r eCs. S5SO.Ownr ---••••••••••••••••••••••• ·----------1 ~BR. 2': DJ .. , .. ~t:> 499-1l39 3Blt. 2BA 3 rar garagt'. IMMACULA n! $37•50 W"'"'"' •,UP \dultsonly.~?S. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, ,.;~" • Jbd. 2b11. f11>lc .. s.ioo. ti7S-7720. 494·9907 f1TCplace, cathedra l ccil· •Sludio & l BR AplS :-.IORTHE~ D ings & private fenced •lV & Maid Serv Avail C213):i96·9987: Yrly lse. 3Br. den, 2ba, yard.2yrs.old&availa· •PhoneServ.Htdpool new c:pls & p11int. Acre:.s ble lo rent immediately . •Children Section LAG BCH renter of town. to pool1tcnnls. S495/mo. Sl9S/mo. Call after 6 •Low monthly rates. Cul·d e·sac. ocean ·vu, S.16·4011. pm· 1714 1498.2172. 2376 Newport Blvd, CM hillside hse: 2br lba. ~-9755or 645·3967 decks , dbl gar, rrpl. nu Boatsli p11v11ilwith 3 Br 2 Ba Duplex, prime•----------1 decor. bltns. drps. rpts. 3 Bil. 211 ba Townhomc. view lot SJC, m ature STUDIO Yr lse avail Sep lS. Neurbcach. Phone adults. no children or WEEKLYRATIES S4251mo&uul. l-1>r 11ppt. Hurry,!>.10-1151Agt. ~ls. Wtr, trush li cluo FUilKitchen&TV OP E~U\ll v C714l794·23 11 . m essage llBRVU ll 'l 2 Cac11.S33Smo.32096 Vla Llnens&Utilitles Unh'. l'ark-Prlnrctof ·. . ,., 494 866S ms . .., onaco. Del\ ·1 Do d . b CLOSETOOCE '" \'1ll:i~1: Ill. 3 BR & Oi•· __ ~,\.:\I: r~_r'...P_:\~---· · Br & den. 1mmucul ute. • gw a. not •slur "·' rm. S-liS. 6f4 ·7i70 OLLECE. l'.,\R..-. :'\k>.~· 3 LAGUNA CIUR~IEH . ~mo. l!.e ~incl ~rdnr. tenants. 6.t2·S872 IEx.cllti•• S..itH ., Sm l Dr. spectacular W l\ndrcw.&10-6161 S360 mo 3bd i •,ba 2 2C8r.fewpart Ohd l?BR h ouu~ in l' .dit, b_r. -bu + i.tud~:. UH · \'It'\\', frplc. patio. ideal ---.--sto~y. Cas1t~s condo. Costa ~lesu new pain new hl\\n ='op...•ts.C:alllil9·7398 S300mo lj9-1.3533 • Bay. 3 BR. 2 Ba. house. .r 1 ·· · . - Q1.ucl :.tr.: t. I blk •run . . , . . ; --. t'rpk. vard (or k ids. Santa Ano 3210 Cute barh. cottatt~:.. Ut1l '>4'hool -.mo.5.iJ.2i81 \\2 ',~~C~ ~·-."t~ r~ndo. LOCJIMCIHills 3250 ssro.99S-.3(}10 •••••t••u••••••••••••• pd.Singlesonly.~135.Up R.-nr .rl .. Ir Pm '>~I) i. • ..., h; 111dth..lt11).: lll',11 ~ \\ ,11\'I "1\ lc.\'l' rt·qum·d 1\4' l~dHx11n l.1nc..· B.uh Tw1.) 13.:dro,,m T\' u B.uh Adult Apartment Homes ~ Furnisht.-d mo Jcls now OJ'Cn: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. • Home1'~.:-o/ · cpts & drp-'! "· n t ~ r b~·. ~11:>. mo single per:ton uul inr l"d Lo\cly view or Ncwpart Pool ec rac"l 493.~ 6.12-2611 •• ., 6521 \ t l.1 2 Su. ~unken II\ rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d 350 A\·ocadoG42·<rm •;l.:..:. .:.:_ --· -::.J'i.i mu 7~8353wkdy~ R"" 3 b 2 b Blufrs Condo 3BR 1'2BA Uran new 4 br. 3 ba. ...........__.._ ... 37 ·9 ·i ·------.,..ec. r. J . rpts. Wulk to shops. prof, dee. drps. 2 s.tory, blork Guest Ilse. luxurious ,__,.... • _.ocn o Corona del Mar 18 22 Costo Mesa l 82<t li;l;l \"EHSITY P \R" he TcrrJc·e. nt'w c-hoit't.' drpts. fplc. OW. new Beautiful' Sl7S. Prefer fence. s prinklers. ssoo. E~p. gent. No s mokers ••••••••••••••••••··~·· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••:••••••••••• prime gr~inbelt loc. n r lor .. t1•1n. 2 br. 2 bJ . .t;p. <1rea. S39Simo. 963-ISW roupll' 838·lll2·6.I0-8l05 rno. Owner 546·1428; Maidserv.548-7197. OCE:AHVllW 1----------1Rt•Julilull) l.inchc-11 11~~1 pooli;. p;irk , schooh. ttruJet! l nh:-.c. ~r . Agi.Nortt. ' 979·0747 0Jdurn.3rdstor):..3Br.2 1.:mlt•11 l>fll.' 11dult ·•JllX. 3\Ull 1mmtd. 3 Ur 2 Ua. ~c-hool & 1>001. S37S :-Jwpt llithls h1lltop1,·lew. ........ ... S.och 3740 Ba, lOO'Jrom :,anti.:? car • 1 l :I llr. l)l,l\\1 ,1 ~hl•1 lurm 1hnc. S.HS • .lS2·0ilt. 121313:.>2 l:>b8 c\ es. 4_nR, 3 BA. all the extras. 3 br. 2 ba. l"e recreation S..tlt LOIJlllMI 3216 ••••••••••••••••••••••• k 7301 s .. · .. hor~ r6' · t f'llQ • "r e'"·"""•' _. _ - - -----· ~9S2 o,·erla nd. $-175/mo " " t & t ••••••••••••••••••••••• STUDIO par mg. ~ .. ~ • m., i--r" "". enr i:ar. ' . va!t ..._ v ...... uo .. \\~lo I I S2 ~ r rm. new crp pain . DM\'C. Winter. S-1:;() 0\11 I ' ... .. .. \\:lll'r 1id. l'ool. ' W, fpk. cpls. drps. BkrS46·08U 543633t:~7.8717 bt'ach, ocean \•iew, SS20 STa ...... -------- • . • .. • . . ' ' I . -. w I omcs. 3 br.:? ba. tst.. a.st + oo. ' 0 ee. :-Jr. lloug Hospltul S500. 3 Br. 2 Ba. frplc, wlk to Low W-..J..ty R-a....s G4S 3768or 213·722 JRiR LA MANCHA APTS "fl 3 B'R.:? 1!~· 14 92 1 mo.9GJ~.xi9 A1;t.Xo l Hi-...J 3252 t mo.962·8266eves. Ful1K1lchen&TV Li:e2 Clr Marhay &beach l'OHO:'\ADi':l.'.\l.\H ';iKSt·otl l'lact•. ':'If ·· Larkltpur Soi.:.> rno. fu•. OCJll"CI • ..,_... 2br. Close to bch. Linell$ & l.:tlbllcs Pool 1\v:11l. i\;ow to June 2 Br To" nhu11H' I rph IH:! iJtl7:t • ;~{.ll.S~~u . .;:~~ki:1J1~1· e;;.t.CC Tnwnhorm:.-;· 111-, ~-~~~·;7~~;;::\•;;~;l~.·; S2'J()30pcl ~:1tml1 ~ .. Ill.th ':'!~!'::!'!~ ...... ?~~! ~(lll!:~J •. ~.~~itA.~ 30. ('k11 0020 f'onl. trnni~, <'Ontmcnl ,ol \I 1-;~ \ \ 1-; II f) 1-; ii 11' ;o J: 1· " k 2 • I d I I B 2 1 I' I ,.. ,, ........ -• h.re. ukt.i~l. 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Winter rl!ntal. :Jbr. :.!ba ti75·~_!l::, _ 1 h ""' !-;1. ;'l/\q1L II i;t,, Walnut S1~uu\. ~bl'. 211.1 be· .... h ' I uh I> I'\ 1714>551 ti[):! den. din an•u 2', Da. bookshlvs. 2 ba. approx no J>i!IS. li301 Keelso11 Topu1>t&ure~1 6i5-ottilUI OPF:N 11ouse. Sut. S1111 .1110,1 Iii:! 2:~'.l.!li!l .iO!lll N.aO ino ;.;:: i.Hll -------... -bltns. trun1> l•lmvtr. uutu 111.'.iO It. r Lo. l blk w. or lk•11ch oir -----:\Ion, ':I Hr I''• "''· l1>lt "''II Ill \ ,, 1n:: u •tlu1 -• VI EW-POOL·JACCZZI !(Ur opnr. tcnnl ... pool. nr kl ch:~. su~~enaO \·~~g· Slater 842·i848 OCEANl"HONT.1.liX. \IC\\, Ill" beotch. :) 11:>. :w 1 F:.\STSllH: .11l11ll 1.~:! 01. h111;:1,·cl t 11mt• :\l 11tl f111 IA.>uM' 1 l~r houst• Coty 4 ~R ~1lltup ho~w bch. t> .. 7!1 mo. Wkdys. . d 1 d l'~um apt. wii.:ar. Cnll rcrnleur. 192·!1:11:! S!OO ~2:i L1kl' """" 1'1101, 1 i.llll1'. ulll r 111. d1•cu1• "f.1nl rm. f1plt.. l.~R Lca~c 857.>. m o. Call &12·6SOO.e\S673.7"89 rm.moor uun ryurea.LOCJllftOS.odt 1748 art4.30.Gl2·4590 ------n11pc~.Ji7 l'J.:?2111l.:k _ •<1llp1111t•1· ll\11td11n~ 1:l~cU.:.J1rrnklcr:..co\·_d Harry . 752·1920 or .-------cxte.r ior ru l l l"••••••·~··••••••••••••• --.! 8 r \'ic~,·. (pie. \'Pli.. fHI OHiH I' •!ll"=' utlcl 111 h11rm 11t th1' pJt111. corner lut ~,;; 586·~1 Wi\LK TO lk'itch. Ocean l11n.ds~aped1fncd . ele c-Oceun new. SIS;). l.:t1I pd. Oceanfront VC'arly Sl50. SlOH~. ,Int. Adult .... 1111 um,:1 mkd. I mut homc mo. :l.'il ~5 . , Vu tr 3 P' t del•ks. 3 Br 3 lric garage door opener Smgle ok. 1-'ce 2Br, :!811. washer. dryer. pets. ~:;. Open 12 ll'.\I. C' \.\,\ VICTOI! I.\ 'l:r. pool l<: 1 irk ~I.) \u , t · .· -~ Br. 2 Bu. den. Niguel Bu. lux condo. p, t pool. incl. only 2 hscs frm ~am Rentuls. 540-5370 dish washe r. enclosed J22·A HC'hotropc "' c I :!.\':I 111 , Deluxe liot111. l'\'ti-01 1' 1 ,h11<1 1,.11 \\ofldl> dac :'>i e \\ 16;,0 Shorei1. guard. l~nms. tennis . e tc. Slia mo. elementry schl. localed gar. l'\o pets . 37 l J __ 11r F'1Jrn.~11s1\\tr 1l<I. •U:! !li9!J Mtft. . r. 21 d1J rn111l11 pvt bch .. pool. S4~ mo &t6·l20t on Interior Ln. K.8. Just Ple11s11nt 2 Br furn apt. Seashore. G73·6578 LEASE 8325. mt><ll•rn z lh Aclulh :\o l)('IS ~1·. ~.11,. -.. · ---•· --·--,\1r t•11nU & 111>11r.uled. lse.4W.·2215uwnr. -~ yrs old_ SS7S i>er mo. clo:se lo beach . par k. 1 Ba. lge palm. blk tu l'nol. rec rm, cl<'\ .11or~ Ulll\':,.:l' P.d •. S~•·••·u'• IW\lto l.~urk&l.ikt! LAG UNA ~!GUEL . Lse Contact Key Rea lty stores.S250mo.Adlls.no 2 Or f\Jm. Wtrrtcr TCntal. oct' .. n. udults. no peli. __ ~2.'i \1rtorrn.~1~11'170_1 u11I I. :lln , .!l>J. 1h•11. ,\\ J ll t 1 . ISO b33·3..."G3 . 1 IN THI ILUFFS 962-7788 for further info. pets. A,. a i I Sept . 6 S300 mo. walk l o brh. Rer s. 3300 Sea' icw o ixm ., I tum. ran :!tine I 1 om ------Opt ~o Pllr~hase. 3 ~r 2 ' AVAIL, MOW ! 4~-4177 C213) 44S·S9G3 or i2131 Thurs-Sun 6il·S81il ~ fir . 1 ha. I 'll•1r}. 'hul( 'omm pol< ,h 1·1Md•lrl'l'I l'm\. l'I.. 3 Br. 21 2 8.1. Ba. -~l~ lwnhme l o~~ cu:'°,;::!~.! 447.~43 . . 1lr11', p,1110. lrpll', 1w.11n ' fr•i m 11,11 111 ,,11,. .. 1 r:m1r111j1>lt·-"'uncleck. pool.~!mutes lubl~I ~q2:1 Vecont•Spoff•n -1425 uls ta nd1 n g Lu guna ---lBll.ubon.·h~·Jut.p.1110 1·•·11 . cl 'hwh r. ~;ir. 1 ~ mo ~11 i-..11 ~1111 :! ''~ tnhUlh'. :k.2 u;;so 111 mo. 6ia·912tl or 1!13 3131 :1 Udt1fl.. 212 b.1 t hs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lk'ach 2 Ur. ocC'an rront I Ur. 2 H:i. rurn/unfurn. Qwt>t ma tu rt• ;ulult '>:!IN) .\clulh. s:! Ht. :!f.i.10 t:tfl"'1· ..,I l•:i :ic;z1 ~ , St fit 1 itn> ~·Ol4 l:\lt Uu1111 'ssioft vt.i... 3267 spac1ou11 split le,·el end CHlNA COVE. 2 Br 2 Ba. apt. -l2' Wotll or glitss to Winter rental ~25 mo. Gt?·l.276 l'rut I'', 53'7·3125. ii • : -• -~ -• --I"' unit enjoying m11gnlfi· rp1c, 2 car gar.AdJls only ocean. d~k. p\'\ 11l11ln to wa I k t o be h . < 2 13 > -------·~ 1 Ii .,.,... l2441"iM 324 cent grC'in bcll \"ls \a. St2S mo.673·7537 beach. completcl)' rum. 44S·S963or l213)447·9443 Cotta~so 3124 3 Hr, 2 ba ('l)ndn. frrlf9/ r •••••••••• •••••••••••!•:.•••••••••·~··••••••• r ubuco1L uVi nu. u1r fi·eshl. puintt'd&mo\·e. AVllllSeptll.Forwlnler ••••••••••••••••••••••• put10 & pool. dbl i: .. r. ~ rood. 3 br. 2 bu. <'Pl~. inready.S62$Permo. KUN TINCTON LAND or yrh· tease. Bv owner OCEANFRONT 1\dult:..s:m.&12-11 :;;; 1 macnab I Irvine raaltg "11.IGANT' 2 bedrot\m + "snuggery·· -most popul11r "San Carlos" Plt\n in beautiful Ra n cho San J oaquin. M95/rno. Laszlo Sharkany 7St-14l4. <CSS> ~HAMCIUOll NOMI .. I Univcr ty Park 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Countrt Club living w/2 t'mnis courts. 4 pools & 3 jaci.µzis . SS2S /rm. Tona EA!cobar 752114 14. (c.56. ' "MIHT CONDITION" 4 bedroom. fa mily room Plan II. Highly up~r<Jded. Newly paillcd inside & nu t. $550 /mo. l"c l. ardencr .. John Pc~kham 752· 1\14. <C57 l llST WIW LOCAT10NI u x u rio~s Su n Joaquin ondomlniu., w/fircplace. view ks, wet a r. Jg. master suite. uatom dra 8 & carpet. Pool + aauazl. Ch' drcn okay. $475 /mo. leen J ens n 752·1414. (CS8) YIAI HIW! " plan in Deerfield. 2 e droom s den -2 ba ths. 15/mo. oni t:scobar 752· 1414. ) . .. "'~·j·o SAM JOAQW4 a~dominiwn overlooking e & '°'-course. 2 bedrooms + . Nealtennis club & shopping. ill con ider children & pets. /mo. aszlo Sharkany 752·1414. ) r TUl'TWtOCI lY air·condilklned 3 bedroom, ity room , 2 bath home on park & pl tb pool. $S25/mo. J ohn ~kllana 752-1414. (C61'l drps. DW. rplr . S4351mo. )IARK Sl million in (213lioo-092S • Live on the sand Lhis GR ....... DOPE""l""G-; 9634500 Ai:t No fee r<.-creation. Adults. 1 Br l winter. lA>\•ely 3 br. 2 ba ...... " " 1•1. ' 1 ' • : ' \. l' ~I\ l : l : l ~ : l~f:llAC. 2 BH Condo, I' 2 Ba. \'lew. u1r eond. dis· hwa!!her. 581·2282 i1 r •, i, \(' ' '•' • o\ f'' P\1 f I • ? : I ' I ' • • I j I~ ' sty. $325. 1·524·7731 o NewpOt'f •och 176' lowe r. Fr pie. beaut THE BAY LEAF 9G2·5511 ••••••••••••••••••••••• furn. $500, mo. 673·9499. 2 Bdrm ~:!fill TowMaa. Parle Newport's Spa Club 629·2546 Bc.uuUlul. ~p:Jclous nc'v """"lhed 3500 is ind. W /this l · U~ .. llEACHFRONT l Br, rurn aptll. Pool, JlVl natio~. wport .. och ••••••••••••••••••••••• comp. rum apl.t Incl. dts· npts. 8180.5215 mo incl /\rlullc;, no pct:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hes&linens Sut>·leuscto .1 A 'I"-67 38 ..... ~•E..., :1~1\v11eailfl.C ;11. 326' ------- For rent on the wutcr-21·---------New Dana Point 3 Br. 212 May or longer. S3SO pc UU • va a .:x:pl. 5-24 '"'"~ 5"' 611l·OAA:I Br .. den. 2 fireplaces. 2 Br. 2 ba. S02S Furn. Ba. partial ocean view. mo. + S200 security de· Udo Island. Bachelor apt. UVES UP large putio w ,~s· boat 3 Clr or:?&den.2baSS50 Crplc. pool. sauna. no PQ11it • 1 I""· Older adull. S200/mo. TOITSMAME dock . SSSO/ m o. 3506 Corona dC'Dhr pets, 493·2426 Centenruo Rea """"t:ile Call 673·8886. 0\'er 500 lull trees and :llarcus. N.B. 642·9-105. 3 BR. 2 Ba. SGOO To.._.. Evelyn Copeland l 0 s t r e u m s w 1 l h S1lae1011s :I 111: Ill\\ nhnus,., 2 ba, lrplc., pJt111. pool.• • dulls. no 11\'l'. S3i!.1. fl4[,.J."J8 1 New 3bd. 2' rl>a-sptitievel. trplc....wet bar. 1700 sq .n . t'ool & T, crts. Close lo bch. Ls4! S500. mo. Child cons: l>ays, 2131613 (.014 E\·es. il416<1S·680tf or StS-9144. lh1rbor View (;armel "'· 'lew. 3 Dr. grdnr len nis. JIOOI rue incl. S850 mo 6l08H~ Uwfw;oi.W l51 .552·1TZ6 552 Li2braptnr.beaclt. Best w.aterralls c r eate i• aren. Winter S325·$350. rel:ixing setting for yoor •----------••••••••••••••••••••••• 0cean view duple, 52 lncl,util,gar&laundry ·s pacious n e w l ·or 2 1>r,11a b,1,put10.Uogok., VIEW ... VlEW-.VlEW Seashore. 4 br wlnl racil.962-0505 ii·bedroom ap:irlmrnt. Cou11lc. litO Jounn. s:.11:. .. , RANCHO S420. 2 br )'rly S3 0 ·From S230. Furniture Ml! 11573 , SAN JOAQUIN Winter 5320. Ownrt On ocean. l br. S:?OO. mo. ;a \·allable. Small pc•h :? mt i:ard<•1t arit. fprl1. • SAN LUIS REY MODEL 546-5005 Ulil pd. FCl.'. OK. Adults only. Offlt•e tl~hwhr, ponl, ll\'l 11111111: ' 3Bll, 2'1BA nr golf Ma1nRental~.540·S370 open 9:00 to I) oo. ~JO nr IJ'\llW lnil. \n r ... (Ourse, tennis " pool. Beach duplex, )'ear roun Fairview Rd .• i'usta ::.;!:)It 1;;7 21111 Upgra'dcd (rpts. drps, rental. 2 BR. <SJS:i. mo S.. Cle1M11t• 37 7 6 .\lesa. Phone 545.23011 Mirrored closets. lrplc. 968-8867or894"'8Sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUDS PETS OK lf57J CMefVsDl~fltYltfl wet.bar.S&iSmo. lse. Balboa Bay Club-811c ll3S. Ulll pd. Sin1:lc-~ ok, Nf'.:W llREl::D APTS "~''"'tr 1l11pll''<, .! 01· .: 5Sl·2784or752-GS2l upt.Sept10cl.S800mo. n c 3 r 11 \.! a c h · I hr upt, 1111r11 i:c. C>OOI lh. 11IJ vlH'll1'f•l. i !J•1,. Ol'E"' D•\ILY B e a c hcomb ('r, fer r • '' ' ~lonarch Bay Villa. Oen 1133·2tH6orG42-4097 G.1l·20ll Jacu1t1. rplc . i.:a" "· 1;.1~1K!ll>I Udolte. K;\.MTOGP.M. Vu,plush39r.212&,0ce r tb h bth •• wat~JK.l."45 4411 F holl VIII L '"•SE 1850 sqrt. 8500. Collect Cl a~ ron,, I a7~ I WI a 9 C'ieMrol 3802 STUNNINfi :1 hr 11artl1·n I ox Vow ~9,t u" 1 ~droorn 2 bath with a 1714) 985·1801 ; E ves. e.lbnl. •12 " m1o. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ll I ,\ l. hnrp. :I hcdrm. 2 Rtory. 1 1 N' rl h Ix !184-3589 poss y mo case npt, Pool. rr" l'O<irn. s:tiUi. c: o N v 1,: I\ 1 I'! N c: 1.· \lcw or buy. pra\•utc• vew o cwPo ur >r. 642-6424 l chlldokhcreutTrcclanc m<'l.710\V.tllth St. si-;c ltlTY. suukc n 11' lk•uch. mun k wife or ~1~.~~:i.f/;:,::1nce. ssos. °'llPle•H Uttfww l600 • 1'o'!'nhouse Apl'I. ,Only ~tcil\ v~rmi-: ;i 111 , n•'" 11111 ro11111•C:alhetlno l c·1·ll ndult male onl)'. No pets. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br apt. Upstalrit. No SHI,;. to mcwo In. 'The 1 11 ~ ., • n r 1 1 L """'"n ti\ c 11 "· ""rb .SELECT , . gartige. S325 Incl uUI. prl?lllinlou11communlty", r pts. r1 u111t. c11\'I uu1. 11 1 L ~ _, on · u ""11'' Im mac 2 Dr. new lhruou~. 3 5 J 2 M a r c u s . N U Sec our rurnl11hcd rflodcl. quiet rul·<lr• !>a<'. S230 f r c P 11 c •· ll • ·• •' .. ~., ~H~o~m~cs~H~c~1t~ll~y~,S49~~-8~G55~"~·~--=~P;:-R:OP=~E=RT~.:,:IE::.:::S::;I (ncd •• 1ar. S26S. Wun t 67~0578. S11a1•loul! 1100 s11. fl. ser., rer .• ~ c-retllt lllll> 1111 <I , !I • I' ri v a' 11. I 1• last. 71)2,.1920. 499.4445 townhoul!e uiits ncsllcd 4tll4-19:l6 .vor1l•C1111tom 1lri;IRnrlll 1 fF'"C Le EASTILUFF tcpstobch.Gar.,wlntcr, -l ntc r lor11 •Uul l t dn1 BLU Slll~nC:!:' ~ses W\'Cly, lrg. 48R + den, Coiy 2br. lba, lrpk, beam no students or pets. Jbd. 10 wido open lll)uc~s or 3 Ucdroom, 1 1 J bu th, run1w01Mhwm1h11r & 111, '1 • Agcnt644·1l33 • 3bu. View or night lights. ~0llnlfpsrt, Hg~!'.,!'.,01!.!ts. Sl90. mo .• 2bd, S260. mo. ~17~e'iir~ll ~~~·v1u't~ll c• t1rp4: t~. d ru fl <' s . po111l•AU~h ct.1._11:1 r11g~·; 1---.-.-------1 Furn. or unfurn. A\"811 -· .Ni ..,,,_,.. """"' 673-6640. cnclus(.'<i putlos Newly flrcplarc. bltn run1'0 & w11h wo~h~r .,. 1lryol' pernH l tondo3br.2ba, 9115. Submit r hlklf(ln" ~ & • 1 • ow11.patlo.dhlc1•arl(11r hook·u~l'ool k Jucu1~1.' ~~-~·. ~~~~"i-£· Nr. ri::: Jli~~ now ELL. ~!'.~'!'!'.~~.~~~~ .. ~!~. ~eer,~.S::.~!e:~~: C:!~d ne,w~n<1~1t'1 udrlu;!. 5325, Ag~nt~ll_:7!~!.. A~~~~~.lf; :t Uat h ~1.W -....:....-------1-----·----• ..... 1.a.4 1706 SlSO. week. 646-6798 ran~es, ll r co on n11. 2 Ur, I'' bu. dbl "11ra11e. fl2 l w, \Viii.on rr1NIY.I Bluffs Condo-3Ur;21,bo, Pcnin. Pt. exec. home.••••••••••••••••••••••• vinyl noor11. 20 nlinulc.1 w /w c rpt •. 11l 1.'h·•'. ---• rrplc, lg patio. pool. $411() LonJt term lease. Luxury •Super bach. unit. Steps r r 0 m "";) h ('I"'! 0 n Adults. no Pt'b. :>.3:; Qun·:·r lur.i:e 2&3 bdr mo 6«·1586 3 BR. + den + dln. rm. GRANO Canal 2 Br l'1 to ocean Ir bay lx'achtt Rlvcl'1lldc Fr~y to Gran!\ G42·10'73 1&2 h11th"I, 11vL p•t . -Like new, quu lity 81, lplc, pvt s undeck. S'llS/motyrly.S311·9993 orfr:.mp. 285 South --toomr wt frplc11. bcu1n\ EXICUTIVI lhruout 1 Door to C)('(•un' dshwshr. S450 yrly or V1cenlia. 11pt 2, Coron11 $110. mo. i utll. I hr fllft land11cav c•J. \Ya lk 111 •EMT AL SIAVICI ~Mo: Agent67J.9060 • 5400 winter only. f:vs. Balboa Bay Club 2 brfum Cll73S-SJ44' • ~lnturo adulus. oo 1>ch. :,hopp111r:1. Adult" onf\"',i 6734437 apt 11v1il from Oct Isl Qua~t. Src:ur~. !>on Allracu vcrents. HOM ES. CON DOS. Udo Jsle Contemporary. . 831·1400.496-6718. laa.cl 3106 cfcrosu Mobile F.llt,1tc., MartW .. Apts APTS. from S300. per gar/lndry. 3 Br. 2 Ba . Cute 2bd, lba, wanter on· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lll9l Ncwl)Ort. &4~·8.'1'73 S t A A . ('\L rnooth. Ask (or Maureen S700 C Id ly 314'2 Ruby S300 mo MICE llOO en. FT. 1n1 an a na \C, or Beverl,y purcb-=~Ptlon~~~~ 67S.s.wr · · . onohoulC Ir~ bay Bnnd New 3 llr hsc & 4, ;i _ _ ~-- '7l-7HI AGT. ....., ..... 3707 &bu ch.38R2•'18A Br8J:!l5. CM Hlufls. OV('f S210. East.side. 2 br. kldt., B1aCanyonLC?ase a ater 3br Zb• SW Dbl gar11ge.Chlldrcn OK. looking llh, m•ture single. ok. Fee. " .. .................. Love ly MONACO. 3 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• '°lbtt' lo ~verythl ni $12$/mo. Available a dults. 2222 P acific. M111n Renlals.~10·53701 .. bednn, htghly upcraded 2br, lrplc, ba.r, bltns, lrs 1Ts.5UD 213..., 1134 Call now' GC2·07S8 , .,· Bayside Co,·e Town• &r • Jacuul. Sl.Z50,/mo. patio. 1 ho111e f rom M • now. G7S.S7%l · Mature adults, pvt p:1tfo. q home. Ntw·never li~ed Call Unique Hornes omtrat. MIU, .no pett, inter rental. Oceanfront •2 Q~ Mes~ Ve rdt'. J l;r. 314 Ogle. For upp\:>i ia. 2Br. 20. w/secunty, 675-0000. Win t o r . S300/mo. rear apt, View. 1 Br. Mawr. odulls. 2 bdrm, lte rng. Quiel 11 re o, raJIG75·333Seves. &~bt.j~~~r!!.i1s:. nd WESI'CLIFF. 3 Br 2 Ba, 673'«>SS. patio, auage, $250/mo. r:!~~~·ll~~~~rly. ::.~4 1225' No petll . 2 Br, cpts. drps, stovr,. t OnWater.38r,28aw/4Cf I~ encl yd. 2 car gar. WINTER0ceansidel8r, carport. $200. mo ... dDck S750tmo .• without IO\'ely quiet st. shade 2 Br & Bach. clean le ck· ,, • ..._ 3107 Lovely 1 BR, newly de· 645'29'78 ,.,. dock $600/mo lease. trttS. children le 1>e.ls. coratlve. 615-03.11. Dr win .. r 126()· 3 Br ... •••••••••••••••••••• roraled.. ~ln.ca..b, .r:a~c.. -___,~ · OK. Walking distance to winter S3SO 3 Br yrly ·~Bdrm$ 5400 • O/S, drapes, crpl~. Clo r Zbd apt w/atovo, lids Ok •• • WATllFltONT schools.SS20mo.541M300 ON TH& BAY 1 Br: 52'15 S400. 'No pell. Rer. •28drms.$300 • to ~·Ma_rt Shop ll Clr. n'! pe t s. 1255. mCJ;;- HOMIS or7Sl.ase9 yrly, Inc utll, d inghy '46-5800 Marshall Rlt.y 6?5-M!OO s~~. mo. Jnqutrr 22.19 645·3485. "'t 1----------1 s pace •vail. 3 11 MnicrSt.CMJ\pl.A ••. , 6ll·l400 AJmosl new 4br. 2b:a. Edgewater. Open Sal & Sub-~ase Park Newport 2 BOR!\1 2 Ri\. -NEW28r28a,fplc, h ........... _. ... "'M9$.8a)•,·iew.112 blkto Sun 12·4PM 7Sl·$015 or Bachelor. 1325. mo. Al· GrealCond No Pett Have somethin~ to 3ell" gar,127S.*'86.10: 0ttan.MS•:.?24lt &u Z4S1. fU-GSe tnc.pat.Jo.M -1'118 5280 1148"43 C1aMtr~ad,dolt\¥tll. K\ld.i+4-Gi67 ,, I • 1 : ,,,..,. DAILY PILOT " s.Jnday.S1!Pte.a"lbctt5.1976 Aflatec .. tu.fw.. Offic•R...tal 4400 -...St l'enoMls $)50 .W,W..ted 7tp0 ,-..... ~--------~-----=-..,;;.;;L.;..;;;.;;..::;.;.;:;,;=:.;...;::;:..;..:;.:..: ........................................ ~...... o,,.,..,ty 100 ......................................... ., •• ' Al&huwat1u.Mta. lesal1......_ Aflclwat1..._, Al I .. tsu..... SouthLeg-o lt16 ....................... 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Shop, MA.SSA.GE · dt'POO i1choot Jffll3 ex ·• • • dccoratt'd, ~~SO niu l>elu1<e 3 lrt. 2 b-.. dbl 9 Qlll CRES( @ Aparfl'Mfth F-undsh•d ' 3 OFFICES honws & business :IMI flGURE MODELS per'd wrHer/oditot t<• 11.t7 2li59ort 49 .. !IHO ii.1r ~upN!l.4:10:!1!.t St, M orUnfunli1hed 3900 llrurt cond. for1;c~ edit• write cortcsv UiJ0.2$1!lorS36·t118 FOUR Pl.EXES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl55 MO EJ\CH or114111ul owruir tu M'll ESCORTS COW'll\'lf'~fnav~rte· SZ65. 311~ 21A « ' Tiit; gxnnN<~ F111w COSTA:$ ES,\ Lc.>l' r.ood w rmi;. /\£\. K3'1·4200 OUTCALL ONLY t~ or voatlonal rltld11 "J~f:~ n~~~~;1 nr Su c~t :i ~':,l~.AN~ts. RtttfiftcJ Fast! P!",,~.~r~~1·0ANPPTTS. 752· I 700 GAR OF.S INO RTE-631 ·ll II ~~~~:~:r~n~:J~i:ln~~ " • ' . • ....... . 842-4739 •• ,,v ..,..., INVl:ttMt?MT DIVISION Sl 2001MO • 111atruetlonal mattrl•l !Br, l ba, W/t·ncl patio & • I'" hBCl'i'~ Rl' r i-;QUl~·TltAJNING Al~RTIOH r "''d I """•thin" "'""'r c.upl.Gd W·S•de.1.bt.IM&autn~w3Br.z1 1 ba.dbl op11:~ DAILY ~c . '"• '· 11~1·11~1 61·fM)t~) Coun.!il'llni:&Rcterral 1..-.... ~.. . ...... + dep sau. £vt!1/wknd car 111:1r. '11>'· bitlcony & ..., tronnt~. '' ••• • 1•reai. l<1•t..11v.all. wknds hfJprul MA or e~·d. &.ti!·3G73. dllv• 7n.ot (ncd 10 p1.1Uo. Heh l•Nlll. ' AdulL~. No Ve~ : Rual l-4tutc Offir1·, {\-11· 4M fir Helpline 54'7·$49$ Salary rans• d• OR Olck • ~., .... S375/mo. 1>60·1!103 ; l~H Mr5ri t>r t11Q':!lutl\1acArthur& on quallfltt1l101-..iS.nd · ~-75211. • SPARl(UN6 "HIW -011.UXll 1~ 81~ l~11~t ot Nl!wporl t-'onl ltd . in Newoort. rREGNANT! lf'tter ol applkatlQI\ It N · "'SIOK "0 "'b 1 2&3Be'drooms, b1tns, dishwas h e rs Blvd> ... Otn~sva{•~. C11.ll Mr. Greenboum for Carin« ronfldenthl aume to: Dlr-•ctor or ';·~rd. ~. C>n .. b~i ~~!. fOW'Ple:< ~e 3 br. 1' :11 ~a, 3 Bedroom , Ci replace & 2 bnth S37S 541r!lllOO __ ,,rofossi:~'.~~~111 nld&. information at &UJ· \400 counaclln11 & referral. F. du c • t lo n • I" or t h 2HS.Corunse Avt> f.rplc, patio. gu•a;e. 2 Bedroom, enclosed yards ~·75 IEST U Oo not di!lturb!lt;irt. t\borllun. 11\loplion & Amerion Corrt'tlpon T3l·222l . ti4:?.soos f!!.1t,~1h.,.,c10lie. 846·9088 01 -I Y kc1:putg. del\(e S(hool•. PO Bol\ .,...,.., -· 'd Ch IH TOWH SI 50 MO"-'TH APCARE 547·2363 :?820. Newpo11 8ouch. C.-. , • 1 Br . e Pt 5 / d P s . . Will cons1 er 1Or2 ildren Sin••lcs. l&-2 Dr. furn 6. " Money Wont.cl ~0]0 9:!ea3. _,h·~trefnn. All u•lt, n'r HU~E 3 Di:.allxtras,k1ds 1111 .. furn . T hcr·"~ Sl l"t•ws mllllorrkt•s nea;o ••••••••••••••••••••••• •KARE.,..'S* _....;.. ____ _., __ .. • OK ;,t\'llil now !)270 Apts a r c close to Central Pal'k & ~ ' Urrstol&Nl'\\lXlrt llhd DEVELOPER \Y ANTS .... Adv,J\Nt':I Un rbor o n W Bay · • · t • h · t I mrllron l.n rt•cre,ltiu11 R M Cordi OUTCi\Ll.MASSAGE .idul~.:;195 548.9516 • 8~2·83211,.. )f gr . 17412 r ec rea 100 . s opping. sc IOO s. ,-~;:-.;:·HS ro & 11 ..., oy c; e s.?5,000. Lile snicl ri.1111il> WOMEN 181 UP ---------1 KeelsonflB. frceways,Biketobeach! :1hopl comphme ntJr'y RMltor 1810N•wport lract·m Redlands. a-:qui· 8.Jlj-1780 ,o-aPoint • 3'26 ,190·.lbrneurwuter Pets lc~on M, s wimming. CostoMesa548-7729 ty po11llon .secured b> • PALM READER Nut'l (;o. h111 openlnas ••••••••••:•••••••••••• ok. Fee • Cross streets: Slater l$c Beach, H.B.· hl'uhl'I r lubs. parucs, litnd.~·5085 Past. prest'nt & cuture. Cot lO ntw flrls In our LAllGE & CLEAN 3 br. 2 Marn Renlab. 540·53?0 . West on Slater· off Beach one · block. BUQs & Sunday hrunch ·HAR p OF Ff l' f: s . S:!S,000 nl'Cded NOW for C Sbe has !>e<>n 'given the ~~~~~~r~:n;~:~~~:.s:\ •ha w,yd. Garage. ~~--• h K 1 Id Sorry, no one under 21 & h bo ., . th for b . e d gift to hel11others. Lie. " -"''' pets. o1s.:;2os o r :1180. 2 br. pool, kids. rig t on ee son to cu . C·Sac. Follow oo pets. ~tooth to month ar r ~~eu. -& 3 rm mon . s usin ss c:-213 ro4 l.350 213/697 9272 Ho ell pt r i •" c e • ·.;;~3831 singlesok.Fec. lhesi11 ns!! uct·uvancy. Models 0 ..,..n "iUltei.. ::;1.5 to S250. Air. al. Pay back S30,000. / · · IMCH&M•,,.w•tt-•ltl '• · 0 ,.... e p l d d r 1• · 1, k •• Local free & clear pro --r :: lhun Rentals.540·5310 · ly:ICentR-R......, thul;yl0-7. • ''· ... pcr.!v fo r security Single adults 40·65 yrs. &larySltHoSl48wkly. :1 ~Ur.:? lJu Condo. ;approx ~--·-·r Realononurs67!l·G700 UHG"ENT"llG73·5937 Rerorded message. l"or inlervle "1 call· ., • m1 trom beach w; Sl45. 1 br. pool. child ol.. 842-9249 • 841-1300 Ouk\\/OodGardenApls ' ••·· 534·4622 A.T.ll. between9AM·3PM ~ •i<·ean \-.CW. S300 mo. 1n-Fee. 150 I w.,tcliff Dr. HOME Owner desires. ---------t 54' 9111 " l'lodt's, pool. tennr:.. gur. ~lain Rentals. S'l().5370 Newi)()rt Beac:-h Norlh Newport Frnanci~1l Ctr , '.J 000 d tr t d d The G8tl• Touch • ~ "arport 496·6936 tl~-St 2-bd & bi.th HuntltMJlott leach 3840 t'-'it~on .. ach 3841 880 Irvine 1at 161h > Leasing Office Space ~~i>ers~~~Y~iom~~ Sh~ert For the little exlrus A~sift9 Pr.ductio" .. ..._ ti....t •-h 3840 t · ·& kl.l b h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· t7H ) 6-15-0SSO Call on Site :\tanager term. 551·2223 in Outcull Mussuge Xlnt oppor w in·houst• ._...,.,w..,.Otl~OC ups aHs · at "l•)61'>3111 t·•1· Cull7Sl·3931 ... _ • .-,•••••••••••••••••••• I 1 , •• r !"' '~ i r r p_I c OELUXE:?&J BDRM ll ,. -· ex "" 6 ----------1 t1gency for exp;ir perM o :'\lC:E:? Br. S205 mo. newlr 1ownsta1rs. :\ewly paint-MO FEES! With 2 full biiths, rrplc. ~g;:r\tS~<~~hD~~~~~ Bi\YfRONT Office Bldg. 1~~ix:.v~~Pi~~=~~~~~~h RELAX INC.MASSAC E .to hand~ 1tdvertfl11u: •O•. • remodeled. i8Sl SIJter. ed. 8300. 846·08H. •2BRSurfside S325 enclosed garage. lndry (7l4) 6424u70 Space"' ail. H l'l!S. interest. Will repay at Bob James-Lie Masseur prrouction. prlllt mediu . • _,'W2·-1!21 L .Br . .,_n ... "'·m::_ n"--•38Radlt,nopcls S2S39Sl~ fac. quiel loc:ulion, but · 675·8141 SL25.p/mo.lnteresl only. ·0UtC'llllS9·9.494,51ll paste·UI>. me«haotuls. '-.u.._ .......,_~ •3BR2 8AV'l'u i 3n-d b th CO"Y· lrumc. insertion pulio.enclgar.Adlls.no ''"' c lose Lo everyth ng. ""room.2 11 Exi~tinglst TD.,S32.~·sORR IETY M b:A NS orders. t"PQ&raph•·. BY THE SEA pets. 536-8836 962-4454 Adults-only. no pets. 5275 Furn'd, Bltns, S400 mo. can View ofrke spuc:-e oo 2"11 yr old Eas uud FREED 0 ..... u u t ~ 111 ~ '\"ew 3 br deluxe tnhse. Cook Ir WallK• & up. IW7·2622 2 Bedroom, de n. <ind for lease-Prime South C.J\I . ho me. Call Al. r~ .. om i·s a ... n i·nslde job s cheduling, free unet• 'j)l l-lth St. 536·1itR __ . _ lbd a pt S2SS mo. Jbd apt. 1 _....., "-tot• Ocean View S3SO fl\O. Lagwla loc-A1C. parkg. 631 2222 ,_,. artists & record kcepin~. """'~ '" Cute lbd tru1ler a~ross J CO RE TY C<tll Sw1fl Torrance al · and sometimes a litUc Mbst have ,a~ follow _:AD~LT·SEC~UDED ~bfk545f rm0o:00nu~l~gb ~lm_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_•_-_•_•_•_•_•_1l.s1reel Ir.°"'! ocean. K1~s A 67_r667~L 199-4551 s T-nnt outsrclehelpis needcd t tltru &handlefci!amntof . Br -Ba. patio. crean. 846-4433.897-5686 2 Br I Ba. encl gttr walk &: pct Ok. Sl~. 1ncl \1111. sinus Rental 4450 ft-.:::ds ' 5035 fmd It~ ~°'fONI 11?"·~ dttilil. St'nd-~ttme lti _-.:,. l>~·h shop~. S27o mo Wunl ads . to bcb. lOOS Alaba~a SI.. !lii3·63G8or962-8476 Oceanfront dlx quiet 2 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••=••••••••••••••••• ~~R~UNITe :ro;:aml ~~ r~~.~~t!~92m~ 161!~1. !JflO l::W Call 642·sg7 Cull S.W-5701art6 • fl;LL OCEA'.'11 VIEW• ~ .Ba. adults. yrly lsc. ronu del !\lcrr. Of<: or South Coast Commu11lty _ .co .. taMeso-3824Co.teMHe ll-24-Cost.Mfl• ll-24 ;\ew dlx 2 Br. 2 full Bu. S6SO . Laguha Bch. swre.Upl)t!rlc\cl LOANS 9% llospitnl.499·1311 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \\' rplC". bltns. dsh\vshr. 497·l 082'_ ------673·"13345. AsHtMlft's wanted ror ll•htin41 II:< ture mfg. 2oru Southe1t1t M11in St .. Irv e. S41i·2901 . . There's something "fishy" about Mesa Verde Villas! ~ \ ,~ -?--·· -'i ~ . ,:--, =--\ ' •. \ f • \\lw11 w.: d.. · , I nd11d IP 'I•>; k uur •Ir. .un' \1.1111 ~ h\h \'" didn't ord44r Ju~1 yvu1 11111 c.l llw mill ord1n.irv d.•rnu•n<. QI lh(' deer Our' .ir•· thl' w ry 1 cllt.' KOi h~h 1mpm1ed lrom OJry.1 N11~01.1 ,J,,r.,11 Thi> KOi r;rn h11r up 10 ;!00 or"" orld Y\><'I" n"'V love to 11..• JX:llt>d .ind hilnd ll'd Bui llh<'ll d!lf) th.ii 11wan 10 you llhen vou JI<' lrolhng for 11 pl<1ee Ill hw'1 end gar. lge bukon) Rooms 4000 ----~so 2nd TD ~OClllS Single Leo male, over 30. overlooknt: oc:n. lmmt:d •••••••••••••••••••••••NEWPORT BEACH F;ureslTermssmce19.&9 to share adventure t <><'tP,._ $325. S36-4.i90 ROOMS 525. wk up with Stores or O!fic;~s , Sattter Mtg. Co. !\lontercy Jan i-·estlval ONT}IEWATER kitchen. ::137.50 wk up A c ross from n e w 642·2171 S4S-CJ61 I Sept l7-lS.I~. Have tw ASS • t i c k. e t s t o a I I E LER I Br Condo. pool. jacuzzi apts. 548-9755 or 645-3967 )J urincr ·~ Mile Shopl?ing 1st, Znd Ir 3rd TO's performance~. Need ride & tennis. adlts S32a. . Center. Now remodeling. up & back. No Geeks or li l4l S4G-e}~ S2S. week. 1 blk from bch. 4i0 to 1500 sq fl. 2630 LOANS AVAIL. Weirdos please! Subm i TRAI EE <2131592.2383 Call 960-2626 or 645·0973 Avon SL Wynn RI trs Credit nol important nllme & phone No. lo A • -.. h 3848 ask for Mark. H.B. 1213>471·7001 673·4883 Broker · ;:?07, Daily Pilot. P .O. lmmed. lsts --r--oc BEACH Side Rm pvt PRl .. E •QUICKC ... SH.a. Box 1560, :C.M ., CA. ment tor 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• b h •k. b ... "' ... A , 1 . h , at • sep ent, w/ 1tc LAGUNJ\ BEACH T.D. LOANS 92626. mechanical cast ,e rsbyowur.dome. priv. Steps LO sand; in ex· Lumbe r\·ar1t Shopping El Dorado Mortg"n"Co. FREE p T ls Desire high Unus ua 1 r. I e occ;in change for even'g tom· r 1e1za 384 p·orl.'sl \ve u,,..., regnancy ell W/local work ~rews: ~lose t.o beach & panionship care, semiin· =t5. i:iToSqrt. for leu~e. · (213l670·3160collecl Confidential Counscli paid mc.-drc;r & lire in· shoppm~. &\late llv~ng. valid woma n. not bed 4!J.Hii1 496-2393. or 1714>968·6546 2.thr Llf<>llne 835· s urunce. Nodc ro u 1 r Gardens & pool. S3JS·S300 ridde n Pre f older ---Trus\ deed Lido Isle Min New weight rcduclion itc rond. facilltJ & ample mo. Incl. ut.ll. 494-4653 or womun: will ~ons ider Industrial R~ntol 4500 invest. s6220. Annuai easiest \\ay. rn gh P'O· purkil\R. I ~!}..l.OOl7 -mnt,urc ':Pl. Must drive. ••••••••••••••••••••••• yield approx. 13•,; +. teln formulu burns oft DtMc:on litcfroltic1 Drop a pebble into the Refs rcqd.494·3411 SOOOSqftBldq Shor t term. Prtn. only. fatty urea s quickly 2m>S F-.ir\·iewRd Ocean from your Apl. F:mpl person to shart" .Gdp-.rkia)!.Cosla :\'lt"Sa. 673·6756 l{egain that youthful ICorneruf~airvicw& Leusc Luxury. secunty. womans a Br hme. nr Industrial ~rokers Announcements/ figure with Heduc:-c l\ow. Adam:;, C<.•ta Mese ~ ;\laturcnclults.31755Cs t. 1''u s h ion hi P ool 113385;,1 p al / Dis tribute d by ~iss EqualOp~Employ•·r Hw 4!fl),2l1!15 . • • ---erson s C:.ilif. Tecnai:er, Inc. To • _ __!· --·-~1 ________ Warehouse s rmce approx. Lost & FoUftd •>btain your fut buming Asst.-apl ma ager for (19 Newport leoc;h 3869 for rent. hdrm w/k ltchen 1000 sq fl. Laguna. Jlills. ••••••••••••••••••••••• kits.&0-l<IBS in AM un rts. Ex e rlencc ••••••••••••••••••••••• priv. S25 weekly. C;rll 830-0800 Lost&Found 5300 • Costa Mesa. 5·3381 WATERFRONT :-.Janey. 646,6425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale. 2 tickets !O Ar· Jt.SSTMANAGER V11W5 IN 2400 SQ. FT. IHf'OCAL GLASSES ~ow:;milh . Analcim • ~ llEACH·POOl.·P~I VA<:Y Ofl ic:c. llt»I. Flo ur. found al Back Bay, Call ~~m. Sept. J2. S20. Jndu~~:J.o~~~~. ... nr""llllft•• .. AJJ.PRIVIL GES.. Lritht. .3 phuse. he:.i\'y 548.Sl48uft.Gp.m. _,_. __ 1 ______ 1 f\t ,., .. St\. v~rd1• Vlllo• \'Oii r.in •'l<IWC'l lhi)I •Nrv 11111qU{' llllCntion lo l'Vt'fY ;IPl,111 f\tlt>nllnn lh/11 m,,i...·~ MP,11 Vt!rd" VlllM Oranq.-C<1un1v s ml)')t oie~H 'lftHI' <1dull arar11r1l'nl t1m1mu1111~· b.-1h rn\tdl• .ind e>ul '<iu 11land 1h11t 1•xlr11 ·fl.ur' rn th" luhh 1 .. 11d,r,1p1ng ·111_. Willl'rfall.,, 111.il11r.• 11.-,•) and colvrlul planl,. Yuo·n W1' •''ilmfll"' l'I t1d1111nc.-d \.l1111q di vur dubh11\N!. ll'nm~ coorls 11nd '\1~mm111•1 .111cl 1h.•r.1rv f">OI• f\nd wh1•n ~nu \'l\il tlw rirnl1•\)1t1nollv dl!cor4ted 1ntxl1·l~ .1nd 14ttlk 11t.: fl,"" 111.11" 1,o1u II knr>w \\h.il' rn)1d.: M<•'><l .V1•rd11 Viii'" '' )u•r ,,, 1111n1~11.m1 .ts whal • riut•1d1• I \nhnq .,1ngl1111ncl ~rht levC'I ap.lrt ment r<')ld.?n< .-s 1Mth hr.-pl.KI!' ,u.11111q. t1ll .. -dr<1I Cl'l~r\9' '" hltJ .1ppomt...d.1nta.1.ou. f\?dllhlul cu;,lom o.1k (J\111wlr\ 111<li~1du1l l.rn11dr11 worn:.. ~p.lClous b.ilconlcs jnd d.•ck' v.111t f 111 \tl!W~ nl v.lt.it'~ n111d.-101' All 111 th1·1i,•a11 of 01t1111J\' { nurllv' rnn•t < •11l\'1•m1•nl jnd n.c h1•1\ 1• 1c•,1d .. 111!.1l 111 1glohorh.-.oJ Strlttlno ottton llnd an Sl 7S. 673-43821646 57&1 pt>w(·r. t1lt-11p Jl!fl. door. LOST Si a me se C at PersonGI Service~S]60 quire. ~te N Eds Pi.1: • ~~~~:i·1~f'il ~~to Gcntlcm1.:n. mslr bdrm. l!.I:~. l'l:tC'~'nlla. Cost a female . .lllue denim cot'. ....................... 410 E.17lh ~ C.M. I J wtndo~ skvt1otu~. fire. furn. f>V~ entry. rl•fn~. llc~a :>-19-2"74 ___ tar vie f\t assion Viejo. ' \11,11 M, .... ,\ Vnd.• Viii." \V,•11• n.11 vnur •lfdin.irv f1.,h t,11, M·ESA VERDE VILlAS I 1.J.> 1\11·'·' V<'fdl? Um·,z la>1 • \o.,IJ Me,.1 l.1lofn1n1d 92626 • (714) 54U S.~71 Ju,1 W1•)1 of th<> M11<c1 Verdt! Cenler. oll Harbor Blvd & 11d1.:ic1•nt lo the Costa Mei;a Golf & Coun11v Club (Open 10 th .. Pubhc) Derorillor Models now open for d1~play : ___ .. G) , I ~====:::;;===::::::=======--===;:::========::::::J ·.lrwine 3844 IM'itt• 3144 ·············· ............ .-.................. . ······••••A•••••••••••• V1ewo"l1r aparttnent preview And choose lake, stream or golf course. Adulr3t>Jrtmcnts with ~1 sophisti cated style, otllst:11ntlin~ d esign :UHi unmntd1cd variety of locat ion . Lc;1si 11~ preview now in a prcsti~w Irvine cnmmunilY, with rentals fro m Sl60 R.11\cho San Jo"'aquin Ap:irtmcnts Twenty l\:r~ol:1, Irvine, C alifo rnia C ulver and Snndburg, two blocks south of the San Diego Frccway.'Owncd and manage d byThc lrvjnc Comp.3 ny Telephone 17141 559·1100 fOl.IAl Gr Leasing Of ficc Hours: . · lfOOSING, • Weekdays 4·6, Weekends 9·6 -OPPOAIUNlll£S ---• --- -' J'14\~~~t.;. ~ .. J··--,. ... :_· ~~ .. l . "\.\ '~ . \i~ .I}\ .. ~ ... "'-.:1 "· \.., 'L...I.·' : _.,. ,• ... \~ v:r~"''<,. ii11111111 \ l .Rancho SMlJQ¥1Uln ~ m'!I ~~~:So,vg~~~~lfr'=v -S-~95-mo. wl~ to-oen-;-:.-hov-!-<meed lana C.SL area. -ssH418. *PHYS"' AV N m1111on.0011ar rec center. ping. vie PCll. Bcb Blvd. 15' c ft l le· I for s m· II -Ill re · t 53&-8518 5 1· · l a 11 1,.0ST: Male blk Siamese H v ~s. oo. C'onlractor.546·0006 cal. Wound on back. Thl!' READER* O!e _.,.., Balboa Is. Pvt b:i. cnt. Rent°'s Wonted 4600 Willows. Jrvine. 551·2249 Advice given 01 all pro Meny C •stmu llome on water. man. •••••••••••--•••••••••• or SStl-7811. Call even it bl And MtMy ... older S125 mo. 54lVil 11 Employed mother or 131 D.O.A. or injured. (7~4~~-3:~. f~r appt. To Poy~ll Hotels,Motefs 4100 teenage child~·N1. w.well LOST: Sml Black poodle ~~~~~~~~~I S tart No~,.Selli~A ~uxurv ioult rentals from ••••••••••••••••••••••• behaved Doxie. seeks a Fem Vic Hbr Vu Hills • beautiful pr~uct ... C II s1somontn1v SVNNYACRESMOTEL ho me. pref. l::s tanc:ia R ·rd 644•1033 'Young·? Adventurous? 54-0·7041 or Zmith 1·1 9 200 Promontory or. ~t. S9.60. dbl 11 or 21 High School <in·:.i. t;n. cwa · · Then . try a <ha.hge ol for inrormatf.n. ~~s~~~c~~4fmr:t,~:v. su .oo. Queen o or 2> furn .• up to S300 mo. Xlnt FOUND malo Irish Setter p01ce m your suer.al me.i--------..-.. Teleol\One mtt 675-8000. Kitchn/Pool/Phone Svc rers. 546-3117 afl II & app.rox 11 mos old vie Call Parlnc~ L:nl. or Bab sitter roi 6 week old owneo ilnd rmnilge(I D:t 2376Newport Blvd. CM. wknd.c; Harbor & Orange wood. Newport. ,,f ·S 11 ·8 . 1 c'1 t y h , -rne Ir.tine comollnv. A h I 750 4835 646-3239 n an . O'f ome ur -:-:-:::-::-:=:-:::-=-=-::--1---_:548::::,·:::97.:.:5::5:._ ___ ,Couple needs house on the na e m. · mine. 646·49UI PARIC NEWPORT • R.tals to Shore 4300 beach in Sept for 1 mo. FOUND. auto tape deck A·P~RK M \SSAGE Babysitter·~~nlit mo,;; A,ARTMEHTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 556-6337. · 5/22/76. Vic. 1''l. VoUey. FREE BODY needs mull.II• womun to l or 2Dcdrooms and AVOID INCOMPATIBLE W d lb b . h Owner must Identify SHAlfPOOW/MSGE care for3rdgaderin m.~· ·r . I ROO'·tuATES ante r. uc. or 963·9725cxt.344 ~EW.ALWRJNG own \ouses 1• ... studio apt_ Quiet .single _ ~ STAI' F _ home a fl a hoot until l·'-rom S32!l.!IO h-.••.. ~--~ n .•... -bus. exe_c. Rent S200 or FOUND: Young .remale SSOFf WITRTlllS AD 5:30. 559-4411 tG. -Qpen 9·6 Daily ~ ... ),,UIU_~ ~ i iw I :-. B 1" :\~ B k . Spa•Pools·Tennis T k Lb. G k ess. • .• or"'··"· cat. lac &"While. Vlc ·!\1on-S-.illHMTo4A:\1 Babysillcrlnt2nCJg~der Across from Fas hion ~u~~nfuctTne;{~:tr 6'lS·502t. Eding~r & Graham. Call :.:ow Open Sun. 3 hours. 2:l0t> 5:30 diaily: 1.~land nt Jamboree on RIGllTROOMMATE Business/Invest/ 846-7360. NoontoSPM Mus t b~n vie . or !)anJonqurn llllls Road. '\S4134Slncel97l finance LOST : Beloved Toy ~~~,~~~~s~ve. Mariners lementr~ 1714J 644·1900 ; . • .............. ~ ....... Collie. <Shellie). Male. 6469944 · ' 64699441_sc_h_l_64_2·_1 ........,. ___ _ ---------iYoung I rofcssronal seeks Business Ans to "Sl a r ... Vic · · -• . WATEIU'Jt0NT CONDO. roommate. M-1'. Lo share Opportunity 5005 Bushard & flomlllon 8 A ~ y S~ T r 1'. ~ 2:>."l<l sqfl. $850 mo. Side COlll of new Sl00.000 ph1s ••••••••••••••••••••••• HB. 962-7107. Heward. • Schools I g~ukn m 1 ~ &ty9p~ o tt<>avnrl.Al!\ .. 4640.8149 Rancho Sa n J oaquin , h1strudlon 700 pie up ii '" .. o -----1ownhousa located on ::7 •i\1.UMINUM f oundry LOST: Sml blk male cal. .. ••••••••••••••••••• school 1 aft noon t I Dt'luxe Apt. 2br . 2ba. 1mrw11yof golf rour~ei11 busyshos>•smull1!own .vie Or ea n nt vd 8:30PM. wntwf\ Jin bltn:d ri>lc. 2 plllros, pool Irvin<" •SCllOOL. pvt Jr/~rf Ir Marigold . CdM. Call IE AIARTEHDU Bch. 960-&673·00<15 U\'~lll, SJ7~ l!:vcs C'a ll S200 833·9G57 •SCHOOL. reading-skill 613114990r 556.3325 XJK·Olt.'6 •llUILDf-:RS llDWF. . . ----• Ft>m to shr 30l' lum hm on •~11\IO Sert VIC-€. NO LOST: Golden Rctrive (l\·1>un dew. I door to Hui lrdnd. 5150/mo +util •C.\NUY&IC~:c;u1•:1\M male 8 mo. :mswers le l>N1d1. 2 l1r opt. )rly. Cull 500'69'10./wull!l/ll. •UOOKSTOf<f:,N II. "Tris t an·· R cwurd ' SIUO. lh\nt•r :,51 :.!llGG. A11t --------•BEl-;H BAHS 121 1110·1'179 ~11;.r.1111;; I"•' m rm ma l •'. 21 :i;, II H s 1716 01an1w. C~I net•d<'d to >1 h r hl'll G1r1 1170 !'i10·0liOX Lill' :Ulr. '' lllk to hf'111'h duplx. Nun s111kr. Npt. -- 1"1rl.'plal't·. D/W. <i ur. ~-~<Iii 1'lred 111' wurkrnl( fol' ttlu I.OST; <I mo. blk t:erm Shrp mull' J'lllP 11/27 Pti \'re S:1n Juan Capo. Full pr l'urt..time ~Tell lc:r work u11 profci.;s1 nal harlr.nll1•r I I wc1•k Fr<"' Jllh plucc• m••nt :•. 1:.lall\" Am1·1 1·1111 Uarl\•ndcrs School II I·:. t7th Sl.Si\ 834·1000 \'rly U'ill/mo 1;1:1 ·4Gl!1 or 11th1•r ituy., Tl"Y ll flit G7S ~ Garaqes for R•nt 4350 yoursrll'. 1J11.tri hutorli R1·warcl. 4!lll·8l>U 0 1 __ _,.iiiir ____ _. - ---• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • w I v :. n u e •' <J c d f o t LWO TNllS .. : 2hr, 2hn, 1rar11ura1t\'l>t1car Or11ni.w & LA rr111ntit•:1 fl'OUNI>.' h ig blk/wh I~(· 1,11t11• & deck. rrµlc. &ad1 & t;llis.11 n. 82uOO lovt•l\trn"nt srl·urt'd. w/3' ~~ti;$5:'i().G75-0.'I.'>~ S2S mo.IH7-262:! h~ rn\•1•ntory. 548·B30iJ tai l. Vic. F.1 ltanch N rt "h 1 1, t111"lJrnc Mrkl, .. ;osthlurf. N.B. rwfl(I • .., ore~, poo c:. ; Nc-ed i;:nrai;c or l rm· -~--· 64-t-0795 blks lu (){'Qfln. 2 llr. s.!h. porary s toruge. llsehlrl !\moll P:mplo)1mcnt AJ!v ---------1 oroas72 l!Oods. Ncwpurl /~lcs 11 In tdM. 82000 or wifl FOUND, Homing Pigoon J'rtrk cwport s;uh·lcnse 1 Arcu. 675·2225 swuri for ? 491 2392 l•:v11. wt#3~. Vir. Balboa. Pen. ' • -------------O<'eanfronl 673·21116 4~)6.!IJ.-10 br on urn ~:mo. mo. Sing le iror a11c. C:11i.tu HF:AJ, F:STATF. OFl-'ICf<~ -----·----- 8338120 Musu. S25. monlh. ror 6alc. N<>w110rl lkioch fo'OVNU; Vic Ua lboa Blvd will wol'k hi'! 10.3. 8/\NllNG 2 Br Pl .Hil . new point & 54!>,0llU uri•a . Ukr.<r1:i-:i111 nr library. Yorkshire, A\ ii. 11/13. l.rlt• ore. UTILITY clqX',cl~hw3hr.itur.S22.~. s· I I BEm.ar·.a.vER ... --_mal_r .675·7036. -~y !:;.,1•l'<·1ll . .ien 'rl. CLIRK •. 111.& c, 1Horag<' 011 y "" ,. " . _ ~t~~~~ ... Hurbur Ail'1im~:1'~l' S'l5 Mission v1rJ1.1i\reo f'OU~I>: Sm. Shta!IKY --Monu'acturer'11 Ua"f ls 1--... ------•1 Snle 11rc-a 1133 8!>7 1 Mo:.tly h .. 11, run ancl nC'l:s dog. wht. VIC' lthlne_Lll & H41p Wonted 7100 seckhll ll uUllty clcrtfllr NEWPORT tERRACE Office Rental 4400 owm•r St!Wl(I 11111 h.h•icl 1.orll' C11d <' 11. U. IW2·!l077 ~J.···•••••••••••••••••• 11.:1 N'-~port llc1&ch bfc 3 BR. 2 b lor '!!"'" ·,<. 1x1p Ltisl ,wh M, kiUcn. hlu , • AAAA POSITIONS 'l'l'le sll:ce1111ful oppl-ant · SEA WIND CONDO opcrutwn, ti,0<1'1 t<'rms. 1•yes. by ColtOSll' llstr 1-;icrc SC'C'Y w/slot t yp. Wiii hate u min or l )'l ex· Aul. 8.'l7 -<1200 012, Afl. 'l/? 4,u .4,,,,)2 f'/C Ukpr/Conslr 1•x1x•r. JICI'. in comm 'I l1111~lli 2 OR. den 2 ba S<t50 ,, • ,,. •" l':mplnycrs t>1i1y All fees w/lelletuper pr<'fd Y IAYFROMT HOME MEAT MARKET LOST: 3 Mo. blk female Lb. nelnde rs Agency An :itUaelive sit la lo 3 BR. 2 ba. 52000 Mo yrly .,. • Orn!is soo.ooo, Mo. kitten. Vic . State, CM. 4<Yl1Hlirch St.Ste 10.I lncludei benents ff of· STEPS TO IEACH ~=-i--w Onginal owr.er of 15 yrs ean 64s.H 20. Newport Beach 833·8190 fcrcd. Utettated Pt t 28R.2boths.1400 ..,._._ rct1Mng. Loc:-otC'<I rtghl In CallforAppt/Eslab'65 should cootuet trn ~,.,.--m iddle o r affluent lteword. Lost Old Peralla. Realona V. associated q RI'~ I J.: .... ' /' • ;:/ ' • • ""' f1 ' • • ~ ~ Yrly 2br. frplc., 'liblk to b<'h. S.125. li7~'3130or 213..it.tM934 "'::;:;::.... homes. Will S. It.A Agt. English ShHp DCHJ. Accounting ~~60~~ ~~ee Ste i:) "',...... -• 837-4200 m a I • , 3 y r s o I d IMMEDIA. TEL y 1si.oooo • C.111 ,._, How,;rc1 fJ4S C.101 lffr.Wine--Groc;. "Ollv•r". PleaM call Equal Sl5.0oo. MO. 164S.S3 I 3. Av AILA.ILE I=~~~~~~ OuL'it.inding location & Temporary Assignments equipment. ldeAI set up FOUN D: Sml poodle, •IC~h Optnrtors tor liquo r. Re quires Must. identify. Vlt PleaseOall :,i~~12.000. <'ash. Agt. :~.';i~~lsa Chiu. 110. 7141835 'lOl ,.-9,., 2000 sqft. c h'itdrcn. 1 Pe l!I Ot!_',· 1 -. > S• ~ 0 m o . _D_El._U_X_E_O_FF_l_C_E_S __ , It. v. r Jt.RI( 1''0UN o: Sml greyish blk 500 SOulh M 11in Sl. Ora •l llO FREE Rt:NT• 1-2·3 R,m. offices frnm Sl 35 per mo. Adj . Alrpc)rter Hotel. No le:a1>e .rtq. 833·3223Til noon ~ • & STORAGE doi:. vie Jasmine & C!il ---C-.. -,...-... -.--l-1_7_6_, Comml & indstl spaC'c~. RF~RT AREA Hwy. Cdm. 67S·Ofl8G / ••••••••••••••••••••••• WUJTEWATER VIEW 3 br. 2 ba. frplc. ~~. Diane. a.o232 200 lo 2000 sq. rt. M IO'-" . . k lJ Gi3 305. asa<>' sq. CL Lug Niguel & Next to ·"tote P·" . C-1----------1 l\Jiuion Viejo 11re:n1. fot 32 vehklei;. Only •WNO: Larae Bllt Lab H:indy lO s. o. rrwy. S7000. full prite. ,\~t. Vic Baker. &: Myrue: Call 831-1400 11.17-4200 S.A. S.U·754)0 · ~~~~~~!!! ;~~~~~~~~ ' I - J... c Sunday September,, 1976 DAIL y PILOT CJ I . .. .. ~ - • 4 • I ,. I Add ft...Bl.l ild 1t ... Oittpel' IL .Hammer it... Carpet I lt ••• Cement it ... 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PlumbiftCJ mort' Joy. l.l.'11rn how to -wht curpt:. 10 min llil't•dbnck"..ill: Compl"teCardcnlnc CetRidGfUnsi~htly Rl•fs.9'J8·8308or$1StJS!J3 __ t:;ill~YJ21. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11~.1l \Ollr:.df & 1'1:1tnlb. Lie. TL O. nr 17th ~ bll'ach t:ll.'an hy rm. din Autu Dl•Jll'r wiJI trude " TRASll&DEBRJS . tlYr ort'w arl An\' lllurnh cl:u s't's. 64:?-8989 or lr\·ine. f'l.'rH:ed )urd rm & hJll ~l!i. Aq.: r.rn <'Jr for bn"k work. r .111 Sen1ce.·Low mo rules, CollcgeStWlent•S48-6428 PROF MOVl!llC. Lowest ThnflyPulnlm~. 111s:. \~lr i.q.: ll'.1k:., i;~o2!1:.'9 ,,,.,.,.,.. ii ''"" h I h ~< ~ ' fr·~"-l""L'>' .. 1Kevin t BorA I I d lduv :.cnH'C be:.l'pnl'CS I> I I --------<> .......... ~ ~ • .-.ro1.K' ~. O.l .11~~ .>J0.5630.U .. ckJ ohn!oon. ..~~~ .,..,.....,... YOUHAVEITREAOY ra es, • .1c1 no;r • . . J.t .1r~1~,,t.•n c l':>ure:i.. (1uur cllm l)t!t odur. Crµt . M::unt::iinanre Planting & • Care-Wa> s SJ 1·1700. 7 ni lo\\rt. "35 :noo Keas 83:! .. lb.'! ---------1:~~:;r~lJ'.~:~r~~!~ lme. r1:pa1r. lS )rs cxpr. Do Pdtto:.. drive" a ?""• & ·LJndscapc.'Free Est. J'l.LHAULITAWAY dys _Potios HOll l-:."i\\'EH~ U:.Hhe Daily Piiot 751 9565 work m~i. •fl. Ke f:. s i dewalk :. .• 1' rec Grorgel bushl 54$-i072 TlMS48-6306 • -••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumb111s:&lll't1t111c: "t-'astRe uJt"serviC'l' ----------• $31-01111. esumute. ~6-81:!0. • ~~ Poifttinc)/Poperinq p \TIO Covers & Dl'cks Frl"-' cst1matl.':.. hur\l!)l & d1r«"tory. Your .. ..., Servius We Care Carpet Clea1wn Child C~ We-;t Lawn/Garden Ser. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Qu..ihty "ork. rl.'JMmJhle reh.1blc Sl'f\'IH'. MO hr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SteJm cleanor sh..1111poo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reg. ma1nt. cln·ups,HOUSECLEA:-i!ING is Paint-Repaar-3$ yrs !n pru:cs. La c 3lW4lS l'h 3-li0083.liolA&'lt' service 1s our specially. I 8'1ck lo School lla1 rcul Aboliphol!>lCr)'·All\\ork ~ic'd day rare. 2 & over. sprklrs. Free est. or Our Bus iness: Call area. workman hip &16·7721or6U·003-\ --- nr ~pee. S2 off any 5\yle cut. JiuJr. Rel:. l1C. fr esl l.wlcbes. pre·l>t'hl acllvl· course. 610·1880, Rich Jnruce's Raggedy Anos, guar. Take advunl. or my Cl • ..,.,, fled Ad ~2·Sbl8 f~~11r"t.f:t t~~~~~~~. m .f\J>l)t.only894·2'l-lS Heus RdlCSa.15·37\6 ty . Wkduy!:a.15·6217. _West 67~ eX'per.536·7056. a-t I s ._ _______ _ Call 642-5678 ext . 322 . ~-~~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ••••• !!.~~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ••••• ?!~ ~~~ ••••• ?!!«? ~~~ ••••• !!!'! ~~~ ....• ?!!'! ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ .•••• ?!!4? • I BANKING MEW ACCOUNTS COUNSELOR Part-Time We are seek111~ an 111 t11,·1dual prererably '' 11 h J>ll\"tnl! & loan or bani.. f 1ng e j p l'rtcnrc. ll perform a \'artl·t~· of ~c\\ .\ecouot trani1uct 101" Oulies w ill 1ndulll handling customl'r pro blems nnd opening a wide \'utiety of new ac c ounts with ,·ary111 i: de~rees of complextl) This posihon-30 hour::. J wcek-n'qwrei. typing 4f wpm and the ub1hty l! deal~ 1th the publt1·. CONSTltUCTIOH IHE CJJY Of HUNTINGTON BEACH &.paoy......f & T~ AcWnistratiolt Has OpeftiRgl A•.._. For. CONCRETE FINISHER S927·SI 144 Per Mollfll This is a CETA funded position requiring Huntington Beach r esidency & 30 days priQr unemployment. Applications wiJI be accepted at t he F.JTiployment & Training Center. 520 Pecan. Huntington Beach through Friday Sept. 10th. 1976 at 12:30 PM. Call 536·2526. Doto I .. Opr GIRL FRIDAY LAGUNA DEACll l'cr:.on to c lean llou~l'. For lll of nation·s lead· MOTEL/APTS Tw1 Cl' monthly. C.M. ing plumbing specialty Ligb~ typing, som· filing, Mature couple W/(•xp to LIDO CONVALESCENT CENTER urt'a. Cnll S4tl·3235. fmns. 4 Phas e t«:rmlnal good t e I e pho n e manage. l\lu~l be bondu- sys 00 line to computer personality. Must have ble wtrefs. Oc~un view I 555 S---'or A•enue PHONE PERSON etr.WlllU-aln.Ke)'puncb ow..n.._u.an.s_p,o_rta1ion.,_a11L ± -5lllary + com· -r--·· .l\lu:.Lbe25oro\'ff exp desirable, but not re· Thtrtr to forty ·. hours. mission. Cull 546·9745. Newport leacli, CGlifornia 92663 Apply In Pc~9n q 'd. Must be good typist <Flex1ble,, Two fifty per LEGALSfo:C'Y YELLOW CAI & k.oow 10 key by touch. hour to start. Newport TRAINt:E Director of Nurses -RN ll:!Sl Sluter Aw1111l' Plant now loca ted oo Bc\Comt;ia!lY· PDma· Part time . P hone 1''ull Ch r g bkkpr w .tedi·eallCure l:'ounlJtnV~ West side of Los Angeles neo pos 1t100. eao 842 8893 8il11'n g expcrienc" nr Santa Monica Frwy, Howard.~7·5333. · · _ " Will _!1\0Ve to lrv~ne In· GLAZER exper Apply MAIDS rreed cd b> LVN'S&RN'S dustrtal Coimplex tn Feb. 211 Los' ftlolin~s, San Newpart Beach . Re:.ort Aides & Orderlies. E xp onl~·. M~l be w Umg lo "C?m· Clemente.492.6191 Englis h s peak1n.i-da) Dishwashers mute to LA locat ion shut. Apply in pen.on. J anitor pendltlg new bldg com· GUARDS Sandpiper Inn 2101 t:: pletion. Call Mr. GC?d· Coast Hwy,Cd~1 . Cook dard (213> 937-3676 ror l.D· Costa MHO Activities Assist, part lime te r\lw appt. Permanent. ~11 & part· MAINT/PAINTH Apply In Person Only Ume. Phone & lransp re· N . B. u r e a . r e rm Dcltvery,parttime$3.hr. q'd. Retired welcome. BencCits. Re ply to Ml.IM knows. Co. area & Call546-0274,o£chrs 10.2, Classified ad no. 719 ctn Mon Thru Fn', n .. pm have own tra nsp. Call Closed Wed. ~ Lloyd for int, b e lwo1----------• Dally Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca 92626. PHONE SALES Pho1w •• tll•:; IJCOPI•. mall.' or ll'mulc. 16 to t.:1 yc;ir.-of ui;c. Guarahtcec1 WJl:l'!o or comm1S$1on:.. :!SO 1-;11:-.t 17lh StrC('l, Su1ll' 0 • .t'ost a !\le ..i, lx•h\t'<!n S:OO & 8:30 p n1. {>lti-12::?:1. l.-;(tu.11 OpPortunily Jo:m11Jo)er l-8pm.497·3720 GUARDS tw,W..ted 7100 ttetpWGltkd 7100 DENTALSCTY/BKKPll rum. Car. & phone nee. l&alnt. S3.25 hr. Sat/Sun ... •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••i--------- R I Appl>' Universal Prolec· 12-9AM. Drivers he 11e-. • , 1:cepuon st exper. or lion Service, 1.226 w. Sth q'd, Pk lot swpr.495-1370 :\tt-<hC'<1I NUllSl'.s-l'l.,\~TSM,\N, tm "Cled fur We off tr C'Om peht h·e college. 546·3000 St. SA. I nter view hrs G EN 'L FRONT OFFICE RN'SmLVN 'S rnre or mtl'rtnr plant:. 111 I d II l j "" •, •1 ., R 1, I t·ummcrctul :.cllinr: "a ar~· un l'A<'l' l'n DentnlJ\ssislont,exn 10:...,.nooo ... 1:30--3:30pm MANAGEMENT "an. w yr:. c:1.p l'CCP· rart1('a s & Ortkrhl'' k l ......... W__._.. 71 u-'pWont•d 7100 •-.... Fr' E al 0 l · t 1 • ........ r h 1 fl ;\l u~t hu\c ('Xl>t!r, xlnt wor ing en,1ronmt'l1 • ........, --nC"t .. Parttime.l>r.Weiocr .... oa-a. ~u ppor 10111 :;. Y l'•ll~. 111 · llClh•~"' or o~p11a ::.lu t'lcas\! eonlaet. ll r!> •••••••••••••• .. •••••• •••••• •••••• ••••••••••• 847.11001• Employer SERVICE surancc. ll l.lkk111:. for ex· relief & p11v<1te duly. fo;x rlnvmi.: r~ord. & ;tnm .. Purkl.'r644·[)JO() "un\·J..,S\'r'. tnn Jltl.\. OFFtCER] lremcly bui.y 2 lnh'rllll>l per. r,•q'd. All !lh1rti;, lull :!:i vri. olrl, '10 Itri. wk. ull ,. 0f'ftto1Aulst. GUYS&G.Al.S Di'rectorof orticc.645·9200 & p/l tmt•. w .. :.t"lilt mul\•11a1 .. ~ tr•ut•k 1>ro , do11r·llvor. ::-.o :.elllni: ' ' · 1 I ,. ti s GLE~D LE foull, p/time. X-ray eert. Mission Viejo, El Toro -Nun.I'~ Kc~istry, llil7 'u 1·• • u • tc\'l' u• " A O.l'. :\lrport nrca Co nee. E:xpc r prct'd. arca.towork <>fewhours Oe•efopment MedicolSecretory/ Wcstcliff Dr .. Sk 212. •Y12 ~2HI btwn 9 & <1 ·:>.1~ FEDERAL ~~u11~:~t~~tl Cab·Airc Inc, COOK Sularyopcn.S.t2·6880. . a day. !'Un Job. Earn 525 S l.S45·SZ,046/Mo Administrutivc Assl N:11. 631·0010 _w_kd~"-- ------~---• O:.t~lJnU.! Ut J>ri,·ute t.•oun· . to S50 per week. ~.,or !\Jnture. perm. l\lon-t•'ri. Plt•shc~ <.:o .• needs lolr SA YING S CARPET LA YER lry dub. i :30·3:31.1 shill. ~Loi. Front. ofhc:e. Pnrt moro Information phone The s ucces!lful candidate !1·$:30. Ucncrits. Sturl Nurses Aidts. ex11er'd tuuc men. manuruc,lut. lOONcwl)Ort Clr l>rl\e 7526106 Sce:\lr.Erhurd. umepho. lnsurance. Clllog, 830-0913. will plun, orguniie und immcd. H.B. 842·9377 BuYYtl'W Conv. lloi1 p , 111.: cxpc r pc rl crrcd. Ne wl)9rt Beach.. cu •----------• El Niguel Country Club tel!! ne, re~ot exp re· Equal Oportunily imple ment a t'onlinl.ling unytlmc. 2055 1' h u n n , C. M . f.i42·l5!l3. ut.k for J eri EqUlllC)t)por Employer ClllLD CA RE for nice 23700Clubhoui.e Dr qwred.835-4441• Employer program to generate! 6'&2·3.505 foJTillY. IQ~·ely home in Lugwl;i="i1guel DONUT Shop H e l p, private supporl for the ---------PLASTICS -Clt. Mature, reltablc.1----"'---=-----t p/Umc AM. No exper HOSPITAL Irvine Campus and to MOLD SHOP NURSES AIDES rnu"l drh·e. h,·e out. COOK·Exper'd. Mature. nee. Female. age 25-45. supervise the program or F/time & P ttimc. Day MOLDING MACHINE BEAUTIC'1ANS <'<>Of<. P1ttme, 3P;\l-8P:M. S2.75-S3 hr. Bay\·iew Apply In person. Mr. researth and record LEAD stun. Expcr'd pref'd. Ap· Fnl. prer. Shumpoo & 9'1!Ml263 :\1anor. 3SO W. Bay. C.M. Donut, 135 E. 17th S t, DIET CLERK m:maf(ement. Wiii ser ve ply Pa rk Superior, 1415 OPHATORS Tukinit upphC'al1011s fo1 molclmg machmeoprso1 duy & 5Wi ng s hift' .\lodcrn. <'lean m unuf plant Paid ~roup lire 6 hc;illh ins. Good \'acutior pion. makeup ~trl.i.. Nl'\\port -6t2·~. ~t ~ asll5s1stantSecrctarylo Working feud. Exper'd Superior Ave, NO . ~er. Call 640-WZI. C'lll l.OCAR P., m)· home. a · esa. 1'--UCI t'ou11dut•on nn w/small ..,re-els ·n purts. 642'2-HO. ·-------• minure woman w/own COOK '"' '' • ,,.. DR'S ASSIST. P:irt-time-12:30-Spm. or g a n I i a t 1 on u I llc:iponsible for plan· ---------• Lransp. ;\\on·Fri l :JO to lmmell. opening. Exp Young lady 118·28) for Fri.Sat&Sun. Excellent mechanism cn11bllngihe n1ni:. produc tion & BEAUTY SALON MANAGER nutstund1n1t benol th, 11.11{1 \oll C'altOll. llrUllt ... 1l.1r1nil. rl'liremrnt . mt•dic11 I & d l'ntal & more. l\1usl do hair. 1\ll responses in <'o nf1dencc. Reply to Cl1111slCled ud no 719. c/O Dally Pilot, l'O Uox J.500. Cus ta .\lcsa. t:aht. 936~ ,_._>_30_968_·_-0_~58 ______ , prer bul nol ncl' .. will legitimate full ume posi-benefits and beautiful University to enhst top personnel. tram. Sec Dus ty 7am· lion tn Costa Mesa surroundings. Apply al: community leadership. STACOSWITCH IMC MursiftCJ Attendant Top Wa ges & x lnl benefits. Bayview Conv llosp. 2055 Thurin /\vc. CM &1.2·3505 Classified & Automotive ~oon. 10~5 So. Cou:.l lk:ilth Spn. No t'(p. nee. Reqwrcs a background 1139 Ba ker, Costa ~1cs;i 1 h\ y. Lag. Heh We llt!nd to school. Apply IEVERL Y MANOR 1 o r d c m on s I r 11 t I.' rl 549·1041 any ufl. or eve. 2112 24452 Via Estrada management ability and Equal Oppor Employer Harbor Bl\•d , Cost a LagunaHllls. aknowledl(eoffu11dro1s· ()(fice Ml>!'U. An F.qual 111g lechmques. fmuncaal ---------NURSES REGISTRY COOi\ Apply in Pcr~on ·· · CafifomHI Injection MoWi9H) ~ BriA~s /\vc .. C.M. t l Hl0<:k Sn. Of Buker. Off Redhill> Adyertl.Sl.OfJ -Opportumty Employer plann111g in a uni\'ers1ly NEW DIJTY Needs weekd<•Y office 0 RELIEF COOK DRIVER structrurc. /\pµly bvforc SUPERVISORS clerk for Newport ofc . Thi' l>ntlv Pilot nN~d~ l-'or Ser v1ce Dcpl P ickup ----------•September 21 by refer· 1lo2 hrs per day, 53.Hi Duties cons is t of in· PLUMIE_!t\~EPAIR onl.' additional 1111ts1d4' & Delivery. Must Have nng to Job no. Cl' Gi. per hr. 11. B. Sehl Dist. tcrviewing, screening & F/lir11e. S 'Vtl'rs min c~' s al.-s pt'rsnn rur outside F1Jll·timc. 5am-t :30pm Good Drl\llng Record ! HOSTESS 735 14thSl.H.B.S36·8851 dis patc hing nurses. pcr.CullS36·14!i2. i.turr. )ilcwsv1tJH'r :id or 9:30-tipm. F.xpenl•ncc F.xccllenl Pay, Bel\(lnts. Pleasant Personality. Personnel Ocpurlment I•---------· Te t e l> I\ c o.n .tac l PLUMBING \'Cl'tising expcn l'nce i·c-with 1herupc1111c <11ct.s Vacutlon Pion. Etc. Applymperson2-Spm 162Admlnistrulion Bldg w/hosp1tols, b1lllng & WAREHOUSEMAN quired. Applicant mu~l J>rel'emd. AP1>IY al: #l DEALER IN U.S.A. JOLLY ROGER UNIVERSITY OF * NOTICE * payroll & gen'l ore. Must . . . hu\'cgood car andtypnis: ROY 1 3333W.Coast llwy,NB CALIFORMIAIRVIME t ype. Prior cxper. In ~eltvei y & PIC'1\0Ps . m1ss1011. <.i11od opportunl 21152 via t::.-.lrudu CARVER Gi'rlS & Men medical field helpful. benefits~ ~dvnncemenl. skills. Salary & ~·om IEVERLYMAMOR JR{ Inlne.Culit'ornia nurs ing , ho5 p. or f /llmc. hrly wai;e. ('O hauty Salon ' t Y · U o oil com fl n n ~ Laguna Halls. Ca ROUS·ROYCE ~~us:i~~";~!~~ ~~~~~~ An Arr1rmalivc For interview Call llclcn Well eslab 1 Orange Co. Need s ha ir c u tters ~nl'f1l<1. l'os1t111n must ,\n Equul Opporlunit)' ,,..J., .. ~.. Aclionl;;mployer Tuley 546·1500 firm. Call for apJll. w r o I I ow I n 1: • & bl! hlll•d imnwchall'I\'. 1-;mployer ... "'"" 1uc11 ludy. 2 Children 5 & 9· :\ilnonlies 1tnd Women National corp. has many ' · 6.12·1758. m·a nl c ur l ~l-11 \Ill 1\11111\·r t•r>tonnl'I Ul.'pl. ,_ ________ ... ,._ __ .... -...... P\llrm,swimpool.noyd 01>tn1ngs for e mploy-Orrice ManaAer •--------- T11P:llAl'Y 002200(; 0 C t ,_ ClostOSlfNOAVS work . Sundays orf. areencouraged lo appjy. m1:nt.Qm1nncattons: -~sharp-attractive um-er 'PrintShop · · -· · range oas -8:l2·8020. art Spm . ---------• •Must .. Empoyed mgr w /lop secretarial Super•isor lewty Oper/Styli1t Dailv Pilot COOKS-MITES Ex.c. M°"OCJf'""t llOUSEKEEPER \1unal(e menl Tra m cc: •Have Drh•ers Lie skills needed ror. lust The Or•an ••A "iii·r·ied Mu.sl know ho\\• 10 do 3.'!4.I W. daySlrl'ct SNACK SllOP type pt.·r:.on \\ho needs • Young man lo work m growing orthodontc .or ' "" v natural halrl'llllrn.: ,\ Cnc.t.1:\ksu fil2 4321 J.146f:.('ou .. tllwy :!nd Income p /l1me . Lave ·tn, cxper'd, r eC growan1t toolr.-r1la l bus1 •MustStortlmmed. fice. Exp hclprul. Call Sc111~00f1o"r•~tr11~lrihriittS ~Pf'hon~ P 0 rm ... ,. ,. ,. "'. ,. 11 11 -Potent ml SI 100 mo lst yr. EnAhsh speaking. mus• .. "~ W c.., 7800 " • ,. ., " ft , " Curon.t d ...... \tnr d 3 hi ~ I I ncss ... ust ""neat. m llP· Salarv <135 k .._. . 5UJX'r\'1i.01-. t;oordinatcio ·~·0604 or 000-1185. v,,,. L'n1111I Opix>r Eni11loyer G.'ll 6123. n\e, sc TVa e .1:1r s, pcarance & ha\lc v~ry ~ J '1 & .• h k .. . CLERICAL .... , --own rm '-' • s a ary h d . . . t (.' .. llfor"onl1d"nt1JI Office Persotmel u1rE>cl11 t e wor ol 4 or "'''t'S. Exp'd wa1trr:.'! wanted. open, 673-8914. :::,~ ~·;w~J~~"u1r. Gl'~~Y .~, rnm~ mlrr~ W\\ .J . It t' r h e r t II tt 11 pnnt :.hop rmploycell 111 Br!aul)• Ol)l.•rMor, t\:.:.is COOK Applv m JK'rwn, Carlos mamt'<l m1111 for perma 61ltn·9f)lll .Jewellers now inter\ltl'W· lho off !il'l rcprod1.1ct1011. tunlS run 11m{' ror bUS\' lmmc't'lrnto Opt'lllllS: for 8 TT"' ... 0 J"um1IY lti'i.l. J.12U Ci;l llousekecpcr. li{.1hl w~rk n••11l r••MUH("tS. lblt "'l'osillon. rolh1tmi:, & t>lnd\nlf of a ~Jlon. \dll l r<t1n. 200 p111 t time dl'rk to wurk STORE RM A P"'l • I lt ghwo)', r>.1na r oml & lo assist reC"u1>erutmg ~ F. .. ~ ... -"' d 540 0925 A P .. , y 1 n n (' r 11 0 n . 'arldy of mal1:ri11h. :llf'WIJOrt C1•nt1•r Dr. m nor S11lr~ Olrwf'. Pm.1· Xlnl oo hl'nl•f1t!I: Apply ----ortho1X'tl1c womun. l.t\'C lion .• xr><·r not r1•ri111rr • Wl.')oitm1nsh'r l\Lll. l>t~1n• ;i minimum or :1 Nwpt Heh. \ion ri•Qulr~~ uvpro x· in pcr11on 9ilm·noon . 1-:'>pe rlc 111 l'.1 Credit nut. 5d)'i. 11 wk. fi llrs. Apply t!JJO N<-wport ~---~~~~~~ _ }'r'I Jll1tr nt1vmnn lt!H•I tm.•ttll) 20 hr" p<•r \\C-Ck. Tut.'!\ l-'r1. Pcr,onnt-1 Ch ~krr. lmnu.'tl. OJ>4'U (U0~8'105 _H_lv_d_C~t. -()pc-n1ng for ~und••Y only t'XI> in 11r•nt1nJ! ft,; "'I> 111 lootCarpeftter "unl1flcd 11.1n•ll<lal l' ~1 \ltRIOTi llOTP.I, lni:i l'.irl nnw tu hrjltn JSF_K_t.-.1-,l!:-.-1-L-.--lti---------•I 1fr1 vtr an Sa n .luftn i.upnrv1"on. Xlnl fl111f.!1• a.• • 1 I <'~ "01111' t1•1\" ,·1r1·ur1111' I\." !100;\t\,pcirt Ctr lh · ApµI)• !l·!'>1rna. ~Ion thru llOl • .E t, ivc an •1 T I NllltSE '"•n1~1 rnnn llf"1r h or IJ<'rwllto.. Salar", <!w•,11 I•> r.X~r ( UIJ\/, f rO, n I ' ' >' "' 1 1•~ h L'r t, "ti.') l'.fl(), /\nll,~•' ph'll'\nllll~C lwllC'hhom(', .>flllll!(j!r ral\C\!<;. "'°I'' < J "" h1•nc-f11 s. ·n·~1a nt'r 11\il <1klll<1 of Ii() \\fllll ond •~l'\\l>QI •...th· r " "~ Dana l'mnl u1't•a. Mui.l Sl ,tllr.). C1111t111·L 1'1111o11lt iNI C'orp. 18211 l'lu\.'l•ntln. 1•Xl>l'rH't1t·c with u ilk f':11unl Uppor r-:mpluycr Th.11n & f.;(la n, ____ ~~':l)11t"j·!1~1~~·~.'~~~~~ NOW HIRING LYN'S & RN'S hnvr Slnlton WnAon or prnwn1wl otrlC't'. :nu C'.\1.:>o&g-SGZl. t111>ho1w. ~ulary ., rum iCook~. W tlllrt·~!HS . g,p factory workers . or l·t;.~10701 Von . (..'l)nt,1et llurry Glu11,cll S1.,0 ra11}!1-.C11. ' -----------• m<>nsur;ill! "'Ith c~ trnrtcnd\.'rs trcma l ~1 . S111•tod u mu11L Lc.•ulhcr --------GIRLS & MEN lrn1ncdlalc• oncn1n"s on Sl.'<•h'y. f.42 <t'.121 for ilu !l!J7.f):J27, i\1>111y "'' 1a11•r Oookk<'c1K'r.pa rttlme. ()C'rt1•1wt•.Pleu:.c uppl~·in ttt•t•di•rl. :-.;wpt Hr h . protlucl u :1t1e mh\y . lci'rream Store P/t1mc :J.l\und 11,7 ;hilti1inour tuils1rncl/\r>1101ntnwnt. thu11 S11pl 1:1. l!171i, /\11 Cull pcri;1m: li73!171111a11k for A11. Lul{unll lkoch. 407·2505 15-20 1lrs. "'kdys 12·5pm. Nolaper.Nec. 2111 hcil r'•hi11J1fllalion E.-o'Opportuftlty 1·:<1ut1I 01)11ur 1uhily IHS 7022 STA~DARD -C OOK-:T_R_A_IMU ~~t':in1ttl-;~pf~~~~~ 01)· ~·:;:.·c~ri c:~~e1~:~~ Opc~rn!;:.~~Old•r fncillty. w.-ofrf·r lop Empoyer 1-:m11l11vrr_. ____ _ IOOKKHPlR " Coatrncnl!J.l. ,\pl)(!ur In -;... ____ -675.2635. Bulboa. •Morkclln1i1 Dept wuJ(cs ond our bcnerus •---l'-A~CKlmS 1•111111 0 Sid e!!, ~10 ·S70 N.B. 1n<lu.sl. & l.'omm·1 Mamor1· ... s, Inc. v d ------...-.-....-•PublicR1.:l11lion11 Trne 1ml'k1t 1tl' I" 1•xcl'llcnl. l\tallordl'r Clrm hu wk /up. Men. ludlci., ~lU· .._. dt'velo~r. Puyro ll ex· "'" "'" per:.on. Mesa er c FEES PAID lmmed cmplo)'m<•nl OP· •Cu.stomcrScrvTrnc Pleuisc urply ot: / . d e n t s. I·: v , .. , I ,S 11 l per. alury S8!\0, Mr. APPLIEI.> Count ry C lub. JOOO A~"'·'·b'nCl"rk to""OO portunltles tor_p •oplc llCrm, ull llmc• P01"11 654·711.51 5:tfHI01. wmon.833·31111. l\tAGNt:!TICSCORP. Clubhouse Rd Cos ht ... _..,. " ••.._ -wtmeehanieet-&pf1tlrude.. t.MN $115 llVYLYMAMOlt avt1ll. for J'H'r!4ons 1'' '----222\ Suuth \nrw SI 1fosa. COillact !turques M tp.n/A nr A.'\Semblcrs & maC'hine .,. .. , J it-t~ I' f:,1r111l,1 wr:1p p:1ckoiic11 tor BhlJI· REAL lST A TE SALES BOOKJ\ E EPl':n Sanlu •\nu, C.i !niO I Tu('!' thru Sun. 5-t.9 0377. l~asteupt Layout to S800 oper1tor$ ~mi·rctlrcd t $Ml WI k~ l.ui uno 111111'. C:u p11111. Will lr:iln Apply In l.wcn~•·d or Unli<:1•11 i·d r,,\l, t-'R101\Y F' C ~ 10 3:.()(j ---Sloerctarin lu S750 • 0 8 p(•n.on. llU80 Unndtlil'r Smoll 11cw 1)1 unch nff1c1• lld seC' sl.111 . l•tdrr <'~mntrr ht>IP. 18 or oldC'r . ;\C'ctn1tClk1Corn11u S750 will be at'C'C~ed.lM~•co l"orlntervlewCal "" F.ciuttl r irc .• P.V. tCoror ~:11i~1. now oµPnl'<I. C'oi.t.1 'Iron a crt'<ltt. '(lnt "nrk t.:Qual Op1>o1 tun1ty mu:.t t~ ablt· lo \\11t'I. itur· ,\lso Fi:r Job., ~. M :1 t' c : s . 549 9111 Opporlun1t)' l':rnploycr 003-988l ~h-i.a , :'\ ''" 11or t IJ~ a d1 ani;: l'Ontb. 11ood 1>ulur\ ... I M ~· mi: ilJ~ ur p.1 ,l 11111m In tnC' PC'r11nnnl'l A~ency _Co:-l~le~g:~~· Cos~~l;a;1~t e~s~a~.;--t~~~~~·~~~----------:trt•a 1''11•1• 11ror lrnlntnl! _, ........ ,, _ ,.._ __ .m_p•u•ye•r•. __ _, Jlti•r Sc·11t 13 Tu~s lhru ,Wf 1-; 17th <.:osttt Mello HE PER ..._________ PIX OPERATOR '"""'""'-' ·• II LAB L ,. 1• projlr.1m WP ll•Hl 111 ----Sal l',irt '"' 111 lime po:.t Su11t2'll 1>12 1410 ~JASSEUSfo; (18 28) No Answering l!t'nt<'i·. "" di\ 1du11ll1ed Ultl•nt11m lus Dri•erJ .:ll'rk lorfced tore, Prl'r t1011 .. \1111f\ Jl Ud 1 ,1co. ~~ To wash glassw4re & exp. nee. We train. f'ull pcr'<I. Apply fl:i7 W 10th Xlnt nrl'D w1f1nl' "'' 1'hr Or.1ngc-\,n 1t11•rl older pcr~on w,,.,11(•, 17~~1 Sup1•11or. CostJ d ca1ueaurchmtt1nk11& Llme.Legll.Call540·2US3 NURSES AIDES SI, Su1Lc JI, C ~t. llum· Porlllllil)' Cftll t1~. \ICIU II Sthot•I Di lt fcl nctd:. ah1ltty & knl)wlcdi.te or ,...:-._tc_!S_ •• ________ 1 f\111 & part lime ma. c duties. Need eons· an)'tlmc. 4t>m· M2·1<103 he i:lud y011 did. n<JV,\I, liourl) 4r itub,t1tute' lFl\'eltlOFCk ... ~o•nc. "p'UAC. IC 0 u N T E R GI RL . Theo'1~,.~1~~~~ch. ~~~1ln.t~~andalnl~'!u.·o,nlootolsd~:· .. ·_.;A;_T_U_R_E_W_O_M_/\_N We ha ve l mmcdiute PF.OPU~ V'F,RSON PllOPF.HTIES. f}l;ij'4 lll.1 'ld\001 bus drhcrs Mu l mr ceu, • 111r· prr· f D Cl """" ... "' ....,... • ~ r l Exec nccx!s p/tlme M · orGIZ·UIJij, • ;:_c .. u » c11155 2 d.m crs grounds. CO$lll Mesa Pl tmeAor1 ~ earun& 557·""""· diving abillty useful, but p /tlme to w e lcome openings or ma ure - 1 I"""""" anl. PP Y tn person.•----------not necessary, Call newcomers at contact NUTses /\Ides. E x · &OC.inwhilesupplf.F\.ll· Realf>Wt11Mnna"8r license & l'ra\e a vahd Co 11 e g e s l u d e nt 1128 lnine Ave. NB. GARDINO hqy Bierer(or appt. at merchant&. FICJClble bra. perience Is preferred. lycap1lnh1cd.fl7a·2223. Century Zl orttc• ut C:ahforn1a School Bus mec:harucallylncllnedlo MontgomeryClu ners See Cloy Ellis ot the (714167s.21S9.Posltion is Need car, lilo typing. butwewillprovidc pald MacArthur & ,.~fd. Drl v1n 1t Ci!rtlrlt':ilc. work on motor homes •--'----------Newpor ler Inn Hotel, locattdat 547•309~. lrl ning. Day and night Ptrftct Wortriftg Ncwpe>rl Jk':ich. S ult Sal:u'.\'.S4.Ulo SS.39~r parttime.552·3911. CUS1'0MERSMVICE N.B. No phone calla IC-~M.....L..-L•'---------• shirt.s ovallable. Please ~ sa.lo,... and ""r C'd or hr. Conta1C't fc,11ussi13ie1d0i..._---------1 Your super personahly please. Equa l Opp .... ._c"="ade--...IM•r Mechanic apply In person at ~ 8:30·2.30or '1 ''"' J pe rsonnc o cc. COHV: HOSPITAL mu5\ C'ome 3cross by .,,, .,,.. " M .. _I 3:30 9:30 $1F'()!l!I + you Sl'll. Cnll. GI II S 0 c Employer. Ar ·11 .. or UMd Cw ecnan c Mr. Greimbuum for •ppt. _.?!~<'.., ~·· [.angel· 0 11 · L \'N·s Relief & Exper'd telephone & hand\\ rllten 1-....:..-'"------~Aclitc1'fh Experienced. SN~ Bob llVIRL y }!4AMOR Work 6 hl'6 n doy-tarnlnR :il 8'l8·l'100, do not co.tact .,.J'""'"' · ••ll .-.qua fl ,\ldc9 & Ordcrllc . ,\II m('mos. Brinit customers GBIHAL OFFICE ""' " s n y d e r , s a I» r y f< 2H$2 Vin E6trada &a·$9 per hr in plcounl rr -portunltyEmploye!:..__ Shirt s. Lido Co n '. up to cll.llc-on our de· Full & 11art time posi· EqOpplyEmployM /f' ben Cits. No phone calls t.agunalUlls,ca 11 urround l ng!I . Deul sla · 1 HS Conh'r. l~S.'\ Superio r !>limt'r product.". Should llOl\!I open. f-~:t.p. •d ot please. ,\n P,qm.11 w/th publlt• in nur NOTICE 1' CAI DRIV ;\\e. ~8 616· iifi4 ____ 1 bc1orir:ini~frl &1 ~1l0dh ul MguN's & c.1N111f wrk. l)'P I -~ .. _ l Oppol'lun ilY t:mployer Irvine otc rcprc11erillnA how Daily Pilot c 0~.,. ;\ll'a\ or Wom<.'n --lol o" up. " rc.i e nn«e 1ng. r. dy wk. 11<.1 waitc & IF YOU I~ £< TI m c Lire Do o k 11 1ned '3d11 d1i1phiy lhttr ;ll 11~1 bc:!SoroH•1 COOK·IREAKFAST lo get invohcd w .,.•np)(' bcn11r1t:1 Xlnl \\Ol'kh11t ha'·~a ervlcetoorreror JH~H:111 'I --Dynrtmlc pcraonrtltty mc~BllSI with l(t!Jli,1111) \pl)l~l nr~r!oOfl i'.:'l:pcr\I ;\pplyMtim!I H & s ale P olC'nt1al C'on d. \ppl) \mw:t,) l(uod lo ell.placc-11n a1I ..., •• _.. The fastest draw ln the rnos.t lik"IY to :.ucteed. 011d1mpu1;\•0urod~,v.· YelowCob !X)ll•1bll' The (~rlndl'r man..i14cr1.il OPPOr. t\Jll Corp. 1800 1-: 0 )er Hd. In Lhe D oil~· Pllol ••ltaa<Ma.. West .. a 011\11 Piiot lnterel>WJ ho115('Wl\'CS & ore proud lo :cay. rtaltv 112S1Slu1et,\H•nll ({e:.lour11nt. UOO W. Ci.l nr p lime. C;ill 9'7D·0!99l. ~<1ntn Ann. F.c1u11I Op Clo.ssirlrd Sedlon.. . • _,_,...,.c.. Clu tried /\d Phone MudenlS ttlo.lng ~rm . jtel r~.ulla. P*n" , Foo.otaln V:allc-y 1111.y, N .8 ll'Vlno-M k for t\irb • ponuillly Employ_r . Phone S.U·:sct78. M1>n t1 -•-• 6'&2·5671. PoSIL1ons call ~~13 IM2·S6'111 • ·---.=~~====~~==~L..·5r~==-=-=-=-==:=:i=====.==.i,::....:==i=-~~~-===~~~:===--=~.~.~;==:.c==.=;:~===-===:i:=======::=::4===:±:===-==,====.=:=:=:i::::...,.:=;::~~=·~::::1~~-~==- .. ' Cll OAILYPfLOT .wt.,.1 8005.......... IOO! ,..,..._.. 8050 G_.. Sal• 805! hwelry 8070 Mltc.U.....,1 1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• **'BUY•* ~UPER! ·rs tlUBq. 250. w ........ TED Puilt·in 0\'Cn, ~&op" tWpW..tM 7100 .... W..tH 710G .... W..t.4 • 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• B•h Ou.:. Macvox "'" l\l'lod.ck~.S60: '$:Chev~ AUJIQUE C[OCK SA[f Good 11.ed f'Un11ture & atrreo. w()()d loth1:. com· TOP CASll DOLi.AR ~tonp.u.$800.&U·lUlO. ~ AppllonCt'S-OH l will m 'l ~w. mach. on oak PA ID FOR Y 0 UR R«eplionlSt·TypU;t, lti;11l Selet Peno. T , otc • ''° Hllli Nw.l 00 J Ii b H I I ~llers. Pt!rma11ent. tulJ • _. • • 1t r • r l a & purt lime. Previous 1ood, nl.'at typist & 11blc J ewellers lnlervl•Wlllfl eicp de lted but not nee i;(•llorSF.U.forYou. lbl. B&S mowrr. miaic JEWELRY. WATCllKS. SCRAM •ns to h <.Ind I l• r CC c PI .. Cot flne China , crrstal 41 Tyl)lnJ rcq~r~ Mutu1ti ttJephonc. nllnJ & ~c!1·1 •1hcr dl'pt. Ful Orne, Savinat 4t Loun: W17 1-; °'" dut1~3. Nu sh ~q d. petm J)O~ltlon. Apply In Cst Hwy Cd.M Mr Kull l'all Mr~. Wln$low for p.urson. 32 Fubloo 675•50t'o t;q~11 j ()p · aptl. &'J'MOOO. Kqu.,·"'· Santa.Ana. partunuy EmplO)'l.'r we ha~aa~!tte~~t§Pe,~!~!e way & must liquidate our present stock of over 60 clocks at 15% ovor our cost. We have 1. 2,' & 3 weight Viennas; Westminstcrs; American clocks & Specialty c locks . All have been cleaned & p0lished & carry a 30 day guarantee. This Satu.rday & SUoday only. 9:"00 AM to 5;00 PM. M.ASTHS AUCTION 3tand, 5h~lf 11und & Attl' OBJECTS. GOLD. "L 64'-tt.16 & lll·9625 bticu. Els brk bk d, ti~· SILVt>R SP.RVlCF., HISWERS Aft6CALL5S4·729J hlnai equJp, tools. mote. FINE FURN &. AN· M •---------• 1norc. Sun ooly 9-S.11M42 TIQUES.645-2200 Parity-. undao-~·VE ' '' •-"'f Sa lmon "118 . Ofl Ktt• Ab l Rccepuonlst . Or's otc. SALES* Pront ok cxper prt f'd. !\lust tYP"· ~2 4533. Stereo, CB an.d part11 --R-F.NT.,.;...;;._A_l_,_A_G_E_N_T---t knowled~ eueotlal. 2 Alt r• ct i vc Youn a ~~.~~rayette, t:J Womon lll'cded tor CO!ltw 1---------t Pttesa areu E-xper P~· ________ _, fe.l'f('(i 1mm~dlate open· In~ ~~l11ry + apartment. Ph: 847-SOOS I.I.SALES I\ IOftt estabbshed oHice. loll! or leuds rum lshed. indMduat tr.1inmg. uf to .,ti o •,; e o m m • p 1.1 d . Member or three listing 11ervices and Nutionul <;ullcry Hclucallon Serv1re Lie. ur unlic'd. IOHD GALLEltY OF~MESUl-9411 SCHOOL CIOSSING GUAID Cl'fYOI" NEWPORT BF.ACH SJQ5 Ri•Weekly Escort children ucrws hnardous lnler,gcctlon before & ufler school. Obsen·e 4' ~port. minor Infractions & driving ,·lolations. Split shirt for 2 penods in a day, 5 du)'$ wk. Applica1ions urc a\·allable at the Person. nel Ofc. 3300 Newport Blvd.N.B. THIWOIKIMG WORLD NHDSYOU! ·~•· -'• ... ~w"' u:.cu urn. y k • l.o,.ge c1>r ved cor:1I 1 ~o -ru1l -Jppl's~ m15c, Wilson ·~ or town camoo pin <brooch) Mk , Uni;e•t:-Beadle - Uar1i1:un ~ook. Now 2 Moving Sale Sut1Sun1 antique ll<'l 5:?50 or 70': SAU t-;RKRAUT • ~~~~" C-;1S456"~ :~3•0W.: Mon , Apt reCi'l4!. antlqut.1 a ppr a i u d v a I \I e . ~o~~; ~~fll ~·~ ~ " • ·• • · "' upright phmo, console 960-4551. s . ' 1: "' 548·3002. stl'rco, juke box, lamPtl. bulttni, a ciakc: u1d G r "I wood burn in" •love lot.s U•ntock 107 S does n t h o v e a n y ~•c:ous cor ce t uv u. f h bid.. d' t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11h"">ddod coeonut she'll S pture b"s"' hvu "I".., o ouse . goo es. h h • · -. "' "• '• ...... 33002 Palo Allo, Dana Reir. Moraan mare. broke use w al 1:1 e contlders 1a top.3xs .S300.G73-T008. Polnt.•00·67•'1. to rnle & drive, blk &ood 11 ub s t llute: LEE SIMPSON ANTIQUES \'ery nice unusual couch, . purndc Morgsn gohtln,, SAUERKRA UT. ~~a~~m~n~~;'\,oteurmdo~~t· newly upholster<.>d. mov· Everything ft~$: clothes, Eng. Wea t e rn '714 > lllack Sh11ko military hut o • • o UO ......... "-• ing. must sell Sl2S. CUii furn .. .:nrden equip .. 3311-1011 tor bno<I or buton SlS Pl'Yr;J.~~O~P"' C..t• W... MJ.0145 s.'16-4339. ~:'~~as;:<!; '~'g~~. mJ~c2 MisctllwCMK 1010 Brund new. ~n.2390 · S.Cy' .. S/ti 80 wpm • • • • • • • • • •••••• • 6' Rust1Crn/Whlte Tweed 1tfarigolrl Cdl\t. 644·5726 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ftefrl cr 11tor. sss. 3)1 loc*k Hldeabed. Newly up·, WANTED Copfer. Ans werin g ",_." Appli~s 8010 DOCJS 8040 holstered. ~7S. C"ll Sat 1°'5• Sun l0:30·S. •27 )1ach. Sho1't wuvo R1ulio Keypu1Kh ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49"1.S7ti7. ltllh Ph11:1:. C.M. Furn .. TOP CASH DOL LAR Wrou.,ht lron Dinette Jnteh lewlni Dally . bike & mlsc. P A I D F 0 I\ Y O U R 0 • SPEC ,\ T S f"relght D11mage Hotpamt Burr Colored Made Cockl'r 2 Lounge chairs . 525 cit J EWELRY WA'l'CHES 1_Sc_t._67_S_·4_238 ____ _ I L Ui > Sale.3308W. Wamer. Sponlcl. 11 mos, ull 'Desk with glass' top sis' SAT·& SUN, 395 Santa AH'f OBJ ECTS COLO Co 80 1 8• NITllHTH'llEWING nearHarbor,SantaAna papers & ahots. 550. 642~ ' hubel. C. M._ Beds, S ILVER SERVIC E . ~t[:.5!,.~~·lrns. f~S\'I· 'fhroughSeplember REFRIGERATORS 550.5347 Bikes. Books, pictures, F INE FURN & AN· ini:er Kimball orgao. unlll 8:30Plt -BABY LIME cust. furn. TIQUES. 645-2200 E\'"*. ou ~n72. PleaseC:ill WAStlERS·DRYEKS A.KC Reg. Beagle Pups. ~"' .,...,_,., K II G• I Rel'ondit1ons·Rcpos & mules STS, female SlOO. ltmk !i.ds --· -· -· ---·--· -.. -· -e IY ir Frgt Damage. Cuar/del. 8428495 Fo r girls . A,·ocado GARAGE SALE LUGGAGET.AGS l 93l 8 vol. Bernarr --------1111 , SECRETARY P/T Dl\'IS'IO~ 0 1" 29 I 0 C w1yellow & on1nge Sun. 9·5-76 & Mon. 9·6·76. from your business card. lie Fadden Physica l RESales Sm a 11. PI" a s an l KELLY SERVICES INC >DrsUn. .. ;aL11Agep~·S YORKSHIRE TERRIER flowers. Like new SlOO. Patio 'ftbl" w/benches. Send one card for each Culture Encyc. S80. SUCCESSFUL englneeringofc~llon·Frl NewporlBeach 833·14<11 " PvPSCharqpbloodlinc: 638·1547 or S54·4033 umbret'l:. &stJAnd, BBQ. tag plus one spare. We,.SS_1_·3M4 ______ _ ¢ostoMeH Office l·5pm. Must be good R';i1~~on ~~·=~~ 1815 Nc;lt~1~~~CAt ~.~i lb s.tud serv. Carden Grove big wheels, tricycle, r~~n pern;ianentll ~ew stereo rec\'r & spkrs hail openings ror 2 As· typ\sl. 549·5234. Eq 1 Op <ir'E'rn'l~y · MUST-SIL(! small bike w/trainlng 5 · attril~ ve \8f1 ~etectroniccounlers sociales. New or ex· SECR"T"'RY ua por . P er ~E~ never. used. ~976 lrishSellerPups. So( b d wbl.$.girl'sSchwinnStin· strap. '!deeting a r ne H/PS23.S35ea.Adjusla· l)l!rJen<'ed. Licensed real ",.. Fri gid aire m in i AKC.shots,wormed. 3 • couc · Lnelteset. gray,XJntsbape,Ladles l.D. req rements. Pre··bleh05p.bedS90.~·U29 es hte s ales people Wwnt to be more than a TOW TRUCK DRIVER washer/dryer. whltexlnl 64~7473 round bed & frame: etc. 3·spd. 111en·s l O·spd . vent loss & lhefl~~ For iti--------- welcome. You hil\'e your secre~ary.? ~ financial Exper'd. ,\pply G & W for condo or mobile hme. Fri. Sat. Sun. 962-462! Pogo stick. Lrg & small persomsllt.ed tac enclose lpc turq. & gold modern own pri\'ate desk & org-wnm1t1on m Fwsh. lsl Towing. 17th & lr\'ine. sells for S470, asking DogOBEDIENCE Class wgns, child's b attery wallpaper., (»bric or sec:t ionwl w/hide·»·bed phone. Same location 18 offers 1mmed. OPPor & N.B. S375.83l·3l43 So1rt Wed Sept 15th & ? l.ounge chll.lrs 850• each. driven Lady Bug riding "Day Clo'' paper & we Sl50. S·drwr v»nity w,lg ~ears. Excellent· com· challenge for a mature. Thurs Sept 30th. 7:80 6 sora. Herculon S75. All toy, needs new battery will back & tr im your plute gl. mirror & stool m1n 'onsplit.Goodw11lk· resp. organized people TOW TRUCK Near new Hotpoint PM. 8 wks for w . lrv· xlnt.968-9301 ot?,hundpawered childs t.ags. Or lry two cards sso. Genie auto. reed ms Good referrals. Call oriented woman who DRIVER washer & dryer. heav1v Nwpt area. 546-4928 CIAsslc Henredon DR set. kart, lrg rocking horse. back to buck. t-opy mach. excel. rood. for in\en·lew. ~k for likes telephones It Ir.is duty. Paid S600. Make o · Pu b d 1 . h "'-tt ( Gttit walnut 6 chrs tbl Winnie Pooh crawl thru PRICES: Sl7S. 546-4871 lMI Llilchenmyer. o.wnor. goodJoUow·u.p & !ollmv· O\'._er_21. exp .. clean. re· f« StJJI ill warranty. re re ns . ~ ers or sidebrd .ssoo' 675.3652 . tunnel.-Elsb.er-e.tice $2eaor 3/SS illJl()NewportBh•d. Cll thru. Req's: 60 wpm tYP· ~rd. sal.+ comm .. tns. 751~3560 or 5:-,g.1334, Can s-aleSSO. 642·7608SUsle--ol'-· • . ·-toys. man's work bench. 4/Slai$il:li0ca. Deslt, manr le. color n· f>i6·:m8.e,·es:6734577 ing. ex per w :I BlJ & \'ac. A.C. Automott,:e beseenat31.36Gibraltar, 631-0613 Coroer BedGroupbyDuo back rests, patio_cbrs_, 6/9tagsil.50 eu. console. blk & wht h·. transcnoor. 3 yrs busl.· Ser \'lce. 1705 N. El C.M. w/corner tbl. white chlldsi~c patio chrs. 4. lOormoreSt .40en. sew.macb.5Sl·U>llO. ness e.xper .. good groom· Cam t no R e a l. Sit n Ft-ft to You 8045 formic~. Very sturdy. man tent. smull chi ldslze Sales Tal< Included lrvlne _Coa~ ~ IC _Club R -E SALES Tng & patience a-lilUsf. -clemente Uishwaslier. wastrlng ......................... :es 2 twtn beds. Xlnt OOCkpackS •. campiloofS. Dra;~~:!:!;~d ,_?t~rsh1p ror "1e. • • Applications uccepted TYPIST·CLERK io\·oic· m~ch . d~I recliner. f r ee t o good home, · Sl50.67S-0333 picnl~ basket, decorator name, addresa, phone 1.. S.500.646~ Free 14 day betwn 9 & 3:30. 180 ing & pasting 'to ArR. gullar . k1tcb flr cab. beautiful brown & white French Pro• armolre & items. 2 orient-al lamp .11 .k rd !r Troiniftg CourH ~ewpa~ Center Dr. 2nd Good w fi gures. Casual 640-0394 La~ & German Short mtchng chest. color TV, bases t o be painted. we ma cone ca pe Mfsc .... eous • F1oor. !\.B. ofl'. !'fl ·F. 8·.&:30. C)t. Kenmorewasher&dryer. Ha!r dog. Exceptlon1&lly GEwshr. misc.644·5990. books. baby .walker, ~~l!:fd:2t·each. Wanted 1081 ·-9""' '"33 Xlnt d' · · SlC.I\ , lo,·mg. l Yr. has hus s it games. bottles_ old ~""' c ec. or money or ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Personalinstruction Secretury. 2 1-40. Cd ,.,...,.. con tllon. .-.or shots. Call 633-3394, ask Oval dining tbl W/2 typewriter, needs!, old derto: ·~1anagement opporty's :;kill .... Ur i.. 9 to 1. S3.50 TYPIST both. 64S.676S. ror Dick. \. leaves. Italian Prov. No sewing ma ch .. child's PILOT PRINTING $SS CASH FOR •to80'• Commission pt•r hr. Capistra no. lton & Tues Fast :t< .. l ie-'--8020 .,._ Ado bl C I chalrs.&t5-J519bfrl01tm. Booater chr, front throw P.O.Boxl.S60 Good u1ed fumt~frip •t.1c·d training2wks l1orn. ... unl~'.493·2SH. · · ,_. ... ee ra e ema e lawnmower. needa repr. CostaMesia,C:i.92626 Crus/1Sto\-e1546-07611 <:lossesstartlmmed. --· --curate &de.pe~du~le. ·~P· :•••••••••••·~·•••••••• partSiamesekltten, Studlobedcor groupS85.2 clothes, s bur stools ---------11----------•0nthejob training Sc<'ret ary ply. l..s.lS :-Oe\\Pott Bhd. iCHWINN boys 10-speed. • 644~19 Low brstls wri;hl Iron wtllme gro wrou•llt Iron WOVEN WOOD Wanted· Dorm alze •llanytoporriceloc's Smull ~·onsulling. Firm C:\t 27" wheels. 21" frame. . legs. gld \'l~yl seats S3S. backs. high chr, &tn SHADES-To80•,.; Orr Relrig.appx.2x:r. ;-.'o license nee lo apply seeks t11Qh qua lit~· In· W -t E 'd ,\ 1. Yellow with mousetrap M.1ttens 2 klltena •nJ re· G1tme tbl 845 Pktures 8 velvet couch ll loveae.t. ,. 644-4989 Rt:ft CAR'IT di\'idu11l.capable of gro";· R~' ress. R x~r : tPP1~ rack and generator Ugbt. ady. Trained to mouae by pc btn cbln1& 'm.1137 • haa eet's. book shelf. ~•II ~-8950 ....,._,_ .... -ln.g r;ip1dly w. the post· igg~r es aur!in • Clean and simply oul· Grandma. 968-1088. • • K ~-REALTORS 962-1011 lion. Ple:ise reply In de· Fash1onCenter.:'\.B. grown. SSS. 644•1742• ::ouch. IO\'e seat 41 lamps, nower arrange· ING SZ BE D <Netil hdti•Mllh 1011 For detuils call Linda -tail to Box .tZ.I. Balboa W .\ITR ESS now laking J1tnis. l yr old male Cock·a·poo. lfedltettanean corree ta· ments. Chevy air condi· xtra firm 1195 Incl del, ••••••••••••••••• •••••• R.E. SAUSMAM l&land. Ca. 9260'2. • -a·pplicatlo~s in person Tri Wh I p h N ~rained. ~ust ha\·~ fd°'1 ble. SlOO takes a ll. Cash :n:;,~ ~o~~:r~:~~i1:. U~ually home. 835·2263 Conn Min·O.Mll alic ondeltti. f r \\aitresses & asst . ee er. uc . 'r ome. O\•es •· only &st & Sun 8·S 879 ...i11 tor '62 F1tlcon & Moving. Pinball mach, ~rgan. exce ent c • Re.S,les In Adult Comm. SECRET ARY IFjT) <~k ~s1tions. no ex per ~:· J:i: ~~owner. 557·.5413. Ari,;,r St. ort' 19th & drive shan, generator & Pl1ch Mo ped console uon. S600. P.P. S:la·l!St ~i·~r:~.'tm Lb!~!! New P 0 r l 8 each n~-essary. Curnaby St. · . • Beautiful black •a Lab, •a Monrovla.C.!14. mjsc, car radio, misc. lllereot phono. surl brds a.track ret ordlng nudio.· Jlam.4m orSpm.fpm. Architectural Firm h Re1taur11nl 2531 ~· Bluff Pugeo< ~X·lO. 24-Frame. Setter F. 8 mo .. all shots King size deluxe mwtlress nuts & bolts. And MUCH 820. & 525. 318 Walnut St. S25 per hr. D·:l. Grand __ ,.t;; _______ , =~~d~ ab~r;:~ie;ti~: ~r. <romer,or E. Bluff custo_mu.ed. Xlot cond. 494·7'32 . & box springs. zo ,.r MORE! Cush only! Nplkh. pi ano. e tc. s tudio Restaurant Hostess & bilious person . Must \1tlageShup ngCt.r >~B. S250f1rm.645-9506.CM FREEFreezer cbeat. guar~tee.~sed l yr.Pd :7~R~CREST~~ACf•Natural redwood & col· 646·.,~!34 or h ome: lunch wa1lresses. exper. work well under pre· WAITRESS Man 's 10 s----' bike. Sell You pick up. 5400: sell. Sl00.64S·7894. oyager ire e. ored burlap. custom built 64$-4.-. . .111 ~r. Collier. 9·10AM. & be 1 l . ..,...""' H.B. FromlCHpm • g• room divider s on•---------64_2.11-434 ssure anx nt )·p1st oa,· shirt. no exp nee. or tntde.Goodcoodlt.lon, Call-494-8325 Lou ant & m atehlng c~ters. For home or· BeaullCul,newCoantenor ---------1 180·90 WPM I . Lile sh. o i c k c h u r c h · s sso. Call 642-2627. • U Ue· ... t.. 6 k 11 chair. Xlnt cond. SlSO Grandma's old stove, 36" r· ho 1 ri. • •c saxophone & case. Won RETAIL SALES RESUME REQUIRED Rnlllurant2008~ernl\rt -.. t "'""OS. w •·a both. 01" -12 O'Keere & Merritt. oak ice. I p, • P ce. S7., aspriu 113Cn~ Only qualified need app Bl CM · -..-Bicycle bit Cor two. blk. 2 ITlales. 1 female. 1'• green ... dnlwer dreuer, beveled ea. M' new work bench. • · •·,ume. Serious mindet ly. Salary ope_o.. Cootac• · ' Scbwin. new. price Sl50. Call548-7236. c1trpet.SSO.CMO-~ rnlmJr 185. 53M873. 817 pueledrront.perlecUor Epiphene 12-9trinr<Gffl.-~~~~~.1~:1e::~~pl:to~~1 G e ratdlne betwnWomen. P :tlme. 20 & will take StOO. Call 2Siamesekllt~aa. CXfwhlbed.Znlght tbla. Geneva St. H.B.Starts s tore counter. SU. neverwsed.Underwarr .. •' I I -~ I • • I• I ~nowledgc of Backai1m 9 :30·11am . 2:30·-.pm . o ld e r t o work !or 8-17-0246. C.ll dresser mirror. alot FrL Wrought iron display or w1caseS225.146-47U .. mon helpful. Ap8'y Ir 1714> 64C)..0?70. t~~lseJ!~j~!~g R~~~~~e): (fameros & • 962·4075. cond. S'iS. $IO-l..s9 Macrame " Pot Yud ~1:~\!~~!:1:· :ll~~l~·~~~ MUSIC STUDENT nffds ·' ' ~:ii:he~~~~~ \. c:.~~ SECRET ARY Arms. 6i5·6553 Equlpmetd 8030 l loving gentle Lab:-shep GcrtMJ9 Sale 8055 Sale, All Day Sun. 2041 prints, SS up. Unique used Gemeinhardl or 11 NB ~ewportP"·t Ad\'ertising . •••••••••••••••••••-•• pups 8 mos ~d good ••••••••••••••••••••••• TusUn Ave, C.M. Betwn jewelry.673·M01. Armstrong Flute. wy.. Agency seeks sharp Working parents nd 5 da5· Questar duplex. Superb • ·d· 20lh &2lstSt. 751·6SQ3 <llariner 'sMileSquue> P e r son F r iday a s hscln'g&aftschl eareof astronomical & t er· home.54G-8192 ays LeavingCorEurope,ever· NEIL DIAMOND,9/l7,2 0ffi--------- Sec·y1Recept. Lite bk· 2 boys. 12:30·5~30. per1n. restrlal s tn telescope. . ything must co. Garden Haplebrkrstset wthutch~ orcb se~. bes\ ofr oiler ce ~~llllP'lflili<hh•-• & Sult Lofl has openings In kpng. ~tr. Sellers. PO sso wk. own tran~p. So. Coutedop-ilcs dlx mdl 3's FREETOOOODHOM--e toc?ls• Cun, toys, elec ap. oran ge h lde·a. bed• $50. 642·5619 Eqil,_.... 1015 ~~n~<'~~r~:!f.:a~l~e u o x 2200. Newport ll.B.9t>:l-iGHafl6pm. w.cer•vit.Case.access& Black&TanHoundpup. plta nees & camping Frencb Prov dining rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. Beach. ea 92663. synchronous elec dr. PY 642_.1 equip. 384 LaPerle LD. ~/bufrel, •~I haellld PUBLIC AUCTION COPIERS·3M, Thermo "--1&+34-tll_. _______ 1 51900 value to close C.M.M.2"69S,846-0827 ltems.Mlsc nms&whls. MANY ITEMS OF FINE Fax AB Dick, dui1li. 10 t Secretary:Receplionist ._._a.-~: esta't e. Sl SQO fl r m. Irish setter mix pupples~3 PUIUC AUCTION Sun only. 20111 Imperi1tl ESTATE JEWELRY, key. fum, misc. 840·0394 t I SALES for Yacht Brokenge. ~-" 644-0889: msg776.S680. mo. P refer family . uu.rv FlN"' TEMSOF Cove Ln,HB.968-8262. ART OBJECTS, AN·,....... 8087 • lonnie lrown &ltper in aU ofc dutwa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 645·2521 ~ 1 o I TIQUES. FINE FURN.. "''1 i \\!!good typiog skills re-........ 1005 Yashlca Atoron Sub· -. ESTATJi! JEWELRY, Alrnilue, tables, chairs, ETC. PHONE FOR IN·••••••.••••••• .. •••••••• • 1 .. , Interiors q'd.67J.3Sll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mlni~ture w1eleclronlc Desperate. l\lova.ng outor ART OBJ,ECTS, AN· sofa, lamps, toys, m isc. PO. at BROCHURE C81tanes,males.11iqlng. n(• s 11nolher lop·notl'h -'---------4 "'DRl"' ... ~FOR s h utter. New. S70. stau. Need cd hme ror TIQUES. UNE FURN .• items. Sun. 10.5 2865 El &'s.2200 allcolors. In rio r decorato r. SECY/RECEPT "" """ill 962·2286. male Dachshund1. AKC ETC. PHONE FOR IN· RloCir. C.M. <Adams & -Call988·9229. r r e r a n AF I D Sales orienlllted Co. NB Afttq Music loxe1 ree. 545-UM FO. le B&OCHURE. Fairvlew>979·99S7 Lg. lll$l. horse tack. Also · mtlxlr. Please. only A' t 3 5 y See New Arrivals Show your own movies. -~-. . . £ng, riding clothes. All AKC min. S chnauzer qu 11r1cd designers app. irpor arell. · rs. ex· 31ll Villa Way/32n;i st J6mm sound projector. .=r=. Wlscoosm air c,ooled lwtn gdcond. 6'4·1239 pups, Charpp. aired <the 1~· all for uppt. 837·1921 :i~is ~!~~~~~~~:~rle~~ Newport Beach673·7202 CallMB-8384. Saint Bernard. female Formica aheeta 4'd' ust cyl. spray rig, model unrurneddogs). Ms.ma · II' N d Jyn old papers abot.s eolors~metal wlndowa 11 THD SSOO. Antique All2yrsnew.GEWasber. !\alcJ Cwreer·slead> or. sim rnr. · e11t. e-ANTIQUING L'lTUSTIN Cats 801$ 96o-2s43Roo ' · screenaalumlnumaidil)g Slngersewlngmach.SOO. SlOO. Dryer $50. GE 18 Sm Red Tall Columbian work. Sl7S wk up to stwrt. taided. oraanlied. Mu$t Cinnv's Antiques Et ct ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • & trlm ahuttera. Gas New Heathkit cir con· nt.fl rerrig w/lce maker. Boa Constricter. Aquar, i"ull•r Bru:ih 554·7851 ~~~~~le '[c,~0,':!,~~ 0t. fisher & Chatham Antl· P~rslao Kittens, r e· 3Loogbalrklttena refrig coppertone range verirer <si1t. gen.> 590. i200. 5 _pc aame set & Hot rock lnd. ISO, -nee. Pleaseaendresume 11,ues g1stered. most color-s needhome tap, fumace, old record Milwaukee 1'1 ton nr. w/1·24" leaf, $250. _557_--0IM9 _______ _ SALESLADIES '° lld 11753• c:o Dally t::tderlyThtnfs 0 vuilable wormed & 6464711.. Pia.fer ldots or Junk .. $1. Jack US. 1817 Fullerton & 5S&>6337. -Grown tame white r l>-r;'~~::' ,!;~,~~~.~~ t:.~:1f Pilot. P.O. Box l560. 100. 405. s.10 17;1 Ca mine abots. 638·9loe Free Old English Sheep. ~ .. :!~ ~o:s.~::ldenl Magnotla. C.M. Used crpt. Good cond. 250 blt.SlZ. • a ,, j .11 :-o foni1t Pha1.11 & Costa Mesa.Cu.92626. ~~~Strct>tAntiqUllS Persian killens. Cream. dog. (miniature> super ' ' HUGE GARAGE SALE, yrds. S3 .00 aq yrd. 543-0203 I• ·""'11" li;l11nd 1ocal1t1n1,. Security GuJ.1rds·lmmcd RraM Reg_ister blu crm. cameo females. family dog. MS·«MJS Garage & Patio sale 1116l SUN 1-& PM, 11040 Blue 536·262A. 536·8925, ftiG110slr ~· IOtO r.1~cRo~ )fnlurnlly """'Ding In N.8. ~9·· hr H0,148W.MainSt. Pap-e-rs when n-eut. FurnituN IOSO Corvail' Van, misc autc Alllum F.V., (off EucUd-H f I r . I k r ....................... . 5!1~ 5-34 ~.~ oh h 1 bl 2 002-8059. parts, wbls., tires b t w n Ed In ge r & <>UM! u o w c er um, , ___ _:~1 • week. relief shirt. Week· II I e~ sops w t n ••••••••••• .. •••• .. •••• tande m bike, clothes Warner,> mlao, ti-om 5" leavingoountry,veryre· F I E LD S Wa rehouso 1 I)' pay w,o\·ort1mc &. blocks. Himalayan kit&, CFA Stereo. r ecord changer hou.sehld items & more toS25. asonable&t6-0709 Sale. 400 pianos & or· !'>.•l'fi pald\acatlon.Callrorln· 1--1 •-· k S75 pt \lf1F:\t mu ltl·plex 111ns new1u1ed Splneta '.'l.).Jlllt ll ,\ ~ U F AC · ter\'iew 121a1573·9150. PUILIC AUCTION '"' e "' ... mo e. · e ' • · ' · Sat/Sun l0·4• u 7o: Simmons aorabed r ust Queert u matlreu. boit Gra~ l>laar.era. Ooln.! 1'\;lt 1-: R ot hu3ineu MANY FINE ITEMS 01" 11hop. Sl.50. 546·9965 ~.~Admiral. 6 • 560. Malaga Way, El Toro. s:ioo. Thomasville :'bam· springs at frame. Lknew. oul ror bus nesa. Rent "'"chlntJs h11s openina Servlce St11t1on Allen· f.~STATE JF.WE .• LRV. "---1040 boo'' bdrm set 1700. 865.631·2726 w1orit to buy. Kawai, li.w 121 l'i!UPle in Orange d1tnl. ex""r'd, l)uv & Al~T OBJECTS AN ~ L'xnw's1'to antique wain·• ESTATE SALE s 8 d I '" v1 I •· .. ~ ~ ·' . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.,.., "' ~exec deakl chrs Drexel Pecan chest & Gazebo lge beaut te nwa y. al w n. ""'· ·' nt oppartun ty "' Eves. f\tll & pllimc. Ap· TIQUF.S FINE Ft RN b"'Cct \'er~· ornate S475 " Chi k 1 y h 101>e11rn1n11s.S47·4489 ply, Shell Station. 17th & ~·1'\:, PHONI-~ •FOH jr,i: Shih·Tiu mnlobl~&wht W~ln~t g~me tbi w.4 • mattreas, r1 cot night stands S800. Anti· garden 'structiue white I c er nt. I a ma a . lr'lneNB 1:0. & BROCHURE. AKC,;.~~·"1~.uoo. cushion cha irs S90 . ree tbl,2mltrors,antkl queMabogonydln'aset. laWce. All redw'd., de· Kmball, Wrbr C110 SALIS MAMAGIR \ · · · (MS.22()() ....... .,.. H<ts.1842 mirror w/bevcled edge: 6 cha In, 1900. All signed ror easy install le 638·27 10 A 1ZO7 a TV & APf'LIAMCES SlllPPING CLERK & ornamental frame, : beautiful cond. 675·6534. removal. SlSOO. 893·5333 Broolcbur1t. Gu. ,..., ""rm f 111 time po•· R 11 T "~ k Butr Cocker ~poniel Pup· 111 0 E A I' F. D I m · h t C d ·• ' IM;al tllnl(le outlet C-05tl '"' .... . I 05' 0 op u d PICll. AKC Hegtslcred. 2 > • • sm c es 0 rawer< F\lm " Knlck·knacks. 8' DI rr d hi I H a m m 0 n d c 3 llcln !ltorc 011t11bll!lhed w 11rii mwl lordcr co. Bcautlrul "S .. Curved f''emllles 837.60~ Cost muculate. orimao & gold. <old>. 150 yr old trunk 225.,_ A pole no Dii lboa e en IH' • ~ P ant. w/precuulon, walnut I:! ~·e111'8 nee<ls Oept, U.P.S. & P.P. oxp. A11pl)" 8'10·~7 SI.~ . SIOO. rare 41ntiq orlent&l lbl & Is land, 10:30. Cheap S 4 o • 1 2 o P w r conllOlt, lncl'ds'Le1lle900 " llnnugcr . Rciply with in person. 18480 8wn· .. . 673·1645 chrs., <ex quisite curv Prices luwnmower. S70. rwr apkr w/JOL 24..o driver rel~ & Ulitnlnas require· d11icr Circ .. F.V. ICor or 54 round Oak tbl, claw St·otthh lerrlet. blk. l!1g11> t Ebony Afrlcu . ~acr " trimmer, &70, lmmac, 8o11\ orr. takeS: ine11t to: Ch1ulfled lld i:;tlls). 963·981U !ct'I . Also an11quc Irons A K C R . Ch u m PI on Occas. "hr. Naug. rocker. r1gure. r3ro Ivory broac~ SALE: SU N I M 0 N • 642·7216 648·5210 al\, 6pm 11(). lflO. t"O Ou1ly Pilot. . ~MH.O:tOur IW6·l2l•. bloodline. stud ser\·lcc. !IWl\'".I u1>hol r~~ker. ma· & matched earrtngs. 181< Jlsehld, clothes, tools. frvlne Coast Country Cr:<>,!!! li>60. Costa ~103» 5~i!:~ t!°!~ii~U1 i~fJ~: Oak table. 42 .. rounrl. 6 O•ll 897·213!. ~~ri\~ ;~~re:tbl~lr. ~~.~~ "'.ldo a-old necklace! 1 or a hdwaro, toys $44 Vlc:torta Club golf membership. St~l~way ''L". l'.10" 11 ""-· &45.e&UI melch. Oak chairs. Fe m. Shep. Olk.tan. 1ea11I me. WesUnchouse ~~~a'J~~,:i~~~;8~c':,~3 CM Call6"·5 t24. ~1Ji!~t: ~!~Lr:~: SALIS TIL•HONI barber Pole. ell'<: .. work· lk gls. J\KC. Destocrcr. 14 cu rt top dr rerrle. No tume Jewelry, 8mm mov 3 F11m. G11t. Sale, Stnl ;corp Ion 14 • sailboat. 494·!1621 New Corp. w1unllmlled l~f· Dedsptettds. throw Call 64CH204 frost. Harvest gold. 2 Yl'3 le camera, Panasonic Sun, 2/0B moton. cash Baninac.t 3 3 metera 2•----------- grow\I' potentlal now SWITCHIOARO P1 lows. fa r m lt ema, old. 2 twn beds. box tape recorder new aur reg, typewrltter, E·78-15 mot old 2•·.,;," aprlnp Rea to r e d G ra1td1 le taklntt ipf)6 fQr n lespoo· Full lime. Mon·f'rl. call mlsc.893·5333 PalrofLove Blrds sprngt m at"' rr•me. glcol scissor; woodc~ J.lr<.-s, photo ectulp, elec twtri 2 mattressea twin' Uprl&hta. name br1nda. pie "'· m un It gerl a I $S7·t212 ror ap_pt. Mr. AnUque corved Ball & SIS. 962·6007 )lakeoffors. 833-1192 pelnt«J rramca, odds ' lnln, lOfS\.-books, much bed frame. hdbrct.'2 H r: low prices. Crart1m1&1l pcisslb\)ltles. We uro an Barry West. Claw Oak Burtet with ... ~. 1005 _......__ IOOI el'WI&, ortental arttract.B misc hsenh1, 811'1:31 ly American end tbls. Plano,20UN. M•iq,8(an. uuto"'1rltl\'e consultant b e ve l ed m i rror ...... ,..... _....,..... Cull length fur coat i50 Valencl3 • nr Reh le contemporary liamp, 3 taAna.83&0800 lirm iollc ltlnC mem· B<>auUful. $700. 644·1308 • •.•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antlq wooden rtlln~ Wamer. llD. l().6PM ~ontempa lounto ch11irs,1·-------... borshtps fo1· 11 \'c ry cabinol. ~ 8060 1-".arly American roeker. KAWAll 5• GRAND ncctSUCf\'ICO. For .ippt.. TELLER CLOCK, Vienna r o A Wonderland .,.,_ th PL,IUSi d .I ••••••••••••••••••••••• n!dwood' ch11hro loongc. PIANO t.I0·23fl f'art-Tfnw cul1tor. 3 wta, pert. nom c uc: en as o.. Id , A bl redwoodchalr.673·2460. 64o cond. I.he early Sp11nl11h gran·" yr o re~ -> rn on ---:::::::::--1~~~~~·~m~3~~~ ss7.JS11t Qf Antiques! tees ceonqul!itadores> &i Gull<l!ng. x1nt hor11e ror t'ft We are seekln11 an In· ' . now from the estate of exp nder. SMO. 000·4419• wovE~U BABY GRAND PIANO ruTO MAT dM~ual. prcre~bly with Appli..ce1 8010 Eileen Maria Romera Cun bc.-5ttn at Gold Bar ft xlnt cond. muat sell Has C111l Um" opening. previous experience. to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yhffa _ l_.ld ..... 2' •• 000 1 _. 1 ... ~~= Gordon one rare 1ntlq Stllbh!!l, ll.B. ' SJSOO/betotr 557·670!l Apply In person Tues 9/1 ~orm a variety of ID· K~mort Washer & dryer --•• ~ wltl. --• 0 M -Burl ~•pie matched din LEASE. don'l buy, Gen· WOOD bttwttn 9-ht ~=k.I :=n:rhnfu: ~· G~~ WaLshder "x&•• ...... 5000 of -.. st9C11 -.... rm 1ww of 13 pcs <The ue dependable bo~ tot Sewiltt M ..... s IOU ~OTO MAT wlll lnelude handling all ... .,.er -....., a Y en· ....,. ....... ul1c:tt.tt, alllufl•• sterllng may be incl'd > 1ea'.e. 557-9289 Reuona.. SHADES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 201 .17th St. CM. c ustomer Clnanclal more wuber 585. Guar/ pin••• ••ti••• pri•tl•t p~~~tH, Appro.x yr 1700. Xl~l b1e . Zil·Za• aewlnl machine ---------s transactions. dellvued. 546-8672. ., cond. Very old anllq mir• -W/lrt I.drawer tablnet. SALE$PERSON &IWtlr• .. alMe•......... ... ror 44x62 w/S" ornate PONIES FORSAL.E New le recond. up to 80"-' IUlO/olr.87M38hlU, J. HHIHT lnteteltina poaillon for P'riakt•lre EJec. Dryer. ....._... __......_-._ • HAIA r ( .,,; t w I " ... ,.,. Ml I otr. M1Jce,99C'"'°. ..... the person whO el\jO~'S bantst gold, like ntw. -.--.. --•-_.. rame ap .. rox Y ts pony __.. n Spartt-G ... IOt4 H,...JIWEU.BS deaUng-WUh UIC pubbc. SUI0.842-~ 0.... Sl.000,000 _. el .... • l~). Very old anUq. • Welsh 1100· Bolb '300. 4RadlalT1re1l8SxH ...... -;: .......... -••• Now lftlen•iewlng at So. Please call: Mrs. Sttal· ........._L1 Y•'ff .. .,.,. -_,a,_, .. • 1tt pc bedrm au.Ile (about Wit.ck. PP 842-9034 or ,45 H 7 7617 le b .. 1 Cout Plan Locallon ror tmani68-mt, Refrig. l5cwt Whirlpool 3 -16$0). Ornately hand 942·58S4 • • Fooe Ball tab 1 • cro. quality sales oritntod old d d A•erlc•• l•ter•etlo..t •• l•riH. carved &tand le full N U . Great Shape. aoo.. "'"'tsem Cor management yrs ' green. 1 con · Lec-.d • tM lr'lla9 laLt NI Peril et lencth mirror wtWght Holnehold Goods 8065 ew & sed rum. 2bdrm 536-aN)'l' • .,... '!w GLE.._.D...,LE 497·1522 Iron c1 n d l e1ll e k1.••••••••••••••••••••••• suitcs,new&cusedsoras,•--------- candy.i atc program. " A Coldspal r ef rig. l5('urt. llOZ ltltl ..... Stntt • .,.._9Z114. !Aalher top desk, chr set Movina. must sacriflct~ • kitch chairs, 2 ~ge area Rea II Antq maho1 pool ~f:o~t ~~~e:.e~~j FEDERAL Ice maker, l)'r. S29S. T•C7141754-1717. +much more. 4127 C Like new, used llttfe. ~~s.copperlubmc,etc. tblw/acceH. :Kint.co~. 541311 or s.t9·13TO IOC' KenmoreWsht,dryri'85 Hilaria Woy Newport Hulpo1nt wshr/dryer 500·4737 Mus\ sell by 9/h. apptOftly, SAVINGS both.646-Ci. "'--WeclftnScf dMr ' Beach <Near Hoag saoo. 31 " maple finish ,_7_5_i..:I04C __ • ------..:..:.....-~-----• 34221CallitDeLaLouiaa 1---------t ~r-: -Hosp.>646·7638. hutcb & b111c 565.,Maple You don't need a JUD to Weatherby HO mag. Selling :anythlnc wit~ a La111DaHflls. Cl S Yr old Whirlpool "Con· table. 34"x46" w/2 l3" "draw fast" when JOU w/l«)pe. Left lland ac· Daily Pilot ClaQlfied Ad noilseu.r'' dbl oven •*· 9 A.M to 4 P.M. Vhlt U.! SIL It Sun. Moving oul ol le.vea 4' 4 mtch't chn IUce an ed lft the 0.U.J lion. Ntvet llMd. lldl. M ts a ~mplf matter ••. EqulOl!llerEm.plO.Ytt'' ruse '1110/bal ofr1 -• area, ·n~ed lo unload. $50.•5CtnurSt .• C.M. PllotWantAdalCallaow WlneheMer Pratt_ DWIL. J1.1$tC 1142•5178. • Mi.aGZ ,_ • • • llS8Au.sUn$t,C.M. Pb.148·.,_ -~ '\ CODCLez.1411 Salf'S ,, l • ' ,\ ' Ston, lttt .... Clftt. . loah, l'ow"' 9040 loeh. Seif 9060 lo.ts, Slip1/ MotwcyclH/ 4 WhfftOrivea 9550 ... tots ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Docb 9010 Sc•••• t 1 so ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... 20• Gl:u;tron <'.-b <'ru,, . • ................... ~·· ....................... t97"4JI• Tn.cfts 9560A.11tJu._lm~rt~d A.tto1,l.,0"1ed • f'ot Sule ll'•.t' L :shllpt"d rbti;:ls 110 ,111 f'nC h.IJI 22 Catuhna l SO Genoa. ant.t'd Avalon Uoonng "fl Honda~. 18.000 ml WAGONER ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••o•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••n• .. ••-•• Sunday. September 5 1976 OAILYPILOT Cl3: ; C.!OUnter. Wtull' formic a t'unvai. sh~rfl. t':ut'. fUih fixed keel, 6 hp 0 /B. · to lca~c. rent or ? ? ~. P.P. Has m , 1 lod !» u • 'l'on Dttluw <.:ht•\) GeMr'OI 970 t api:1 t o. p, walnut fro n t . or!>k1 ~.714:641lll!IOl ~ '40-1~ Wkdays only, Wed&: '7SM l63 ing ;i~ext~:is~rr~ y Cnmp,·r Si>N·wl~ PJ'S.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ') 11helve1. 100. f13G,2111. or l!#l 2'.J(JO. LASt,R "k •new Sail N Thurs. No wknds or ''1311ondACB:l50 21 ooJ'~111.eJS~ tii42JW 1~1 8. air. trlr. hrai-,.,.. '7 t ,LYMC>UTH 1916 CA.l'RI II -~ u 4J • ' \). hohdll)'S. 6'5·2200 or R . • . • Sht•ll ll bo(;UI. :\:hll l'lflld .. • • • .. Swaps 1096 Uf FHX!rtorm 110 UiO llP ~~3!17 • as long U SO, 67~~ ,19ut~l~~~::~ MISSIOM VIEJ 5g,ooo mi. !Hl3·!17:m or Bnh~h Cn.c:lcet I 'IH'l'il, 1m ''olhl 6. ••••••••••••••••.••••••• (iood ('ond. Ne" CO\Ct, t;,311!()8 • IMPORTS 1H20!!4l8 "()(•or. voo 1 1 • ).5 IT. bolat dock at ~v~·r i.a Yumaha l2S MX. .. . -----1Jll:! 1 ll•.11•1• ttJIJMWI·; I 1 <'alunt•tworkin 41.1r.1 &\• orC2l3lln ·CMt8wl\dins. F~l~adabi~.S4~;?Pd Sborcs.N.1$.Upto~llil: &stolfer. Avery Pl(wy,.s .o . r~)' V•t 9570 $895 SADDLEIACK \uto dou lc-r will lr.idl• . ---00: ~ t!, • ves. mo. lo mo. tenancy. 213. 546-1428. 28701 J\lurauel'HI! rkwy. •••••••····~··••••••••• VALLEY IM,ORTS 1' • <'tH (or w ork .. C all H fbr.ttl~ folun' boat, rull . !124~ ---ll l·l )41 '711 f'onl 1-;t:io 1:1$" W LI 831·2040 495.4949 1 fl Ml),Y.:)()D1ckJohnllon llnrllut.ion. N~ly MW Vt-:.N'rtJRE 2l , CU.'\tOm, 3 •ip ~ (or 43• Col. '70 450 Honda.•:'<. c<1nd. •7.1.11_-...1"'250 ~X4 h'•lt'1'irlfl~N4'.xlnt cu11l1 \..oi.t ~750• ~ell ~ISO. Al~o. :owls trlr :.I~ 4. xlr:&$ Uve-aboatd. mature cpl, t ra • i'100/b•t ofl'. "'"'"'..... .. I d J T 1976 CAPRI ti TV. lodio. S11hol ~. Cl!l3l 4S4 7S43 smo 496·7523 • . rt'-6"'. "7d3 613 418G'btfore Uam A~l/t'M tape ('QSl!Clk. ~Ill. 0~!._ ~ llCi. NEWPnH T IMPUHTS HIFi, St.no 8098 71 u od t . • • . . . nop<1 •d . ,..,.,, .. , . r u.:Hom t•i1b, 4 wh"<il '74 FORD EIOO 1"1111r S 1H•1•1J . ~t1'r1•11 ••••••••••.••••••••••••• '" I.' 18 f,angl.'r 1 rt CAl. 20 nus. Clean. 6\-J $Lil' ORSI OE TJE wa nt· iS .Y•mah.a 400 Enduro. dnvc. J3,000 inl.lt-s. 11hd· SUR.,_ V "'N ll.111111, Tu1>1· l'h1> i•1, .\1r ~olor TV. 7-\!mlh • ~"lh'i.' Hui1~. llm. tled ~·nl~ onlv HJ>. Out.board. i3'150. cd for 25' Sl o~p Ill Mint. S6SO/bH orr. Ill£ Window. <tCl83tl3). ' t""SPl ~ h JlOO w.r-~t-MD ... ,111h1 1<11w1t, 0111 l:li.. Cumm•n l 400 .. :;1 •. ~Ul.!\lti.dlloal Cenkr. ~Hl4T9 • N t .. b pt Balboa,67S·2'7~ 56788 /\I Ju t1M1 u 11 ''" _. " .. '""" )l1k,'1•lt:!ll">l1 c• ' • .. . trio ()53!1 ewpor n itr or. v · 1·u:st ou111c<1 111• l'rlOr 642·9405 SALE ,, ~'Jlnut •·•>n;iole. 1 Pvt 1.1ty _ • • 16• Jlobie •• ~ut 1 1400 pty.64S"8031 '76 SUaukl RM 125. Ex· ; Auto 1 rnn~ , 11u,q•1 :)llJOUrm Call~\~ ,3 f>:inta~y rn llull, lGS Boat. New sails & trlr. • Avo1I N ~!\lax tr:as, min\ cond. Take $40~5630 sa.•.-nn~. ractm. i·hronw JOC)s·MG's·Triumph) PRICED Stcrto 1\h ra nt1. ~.,70 ~lcrc I O Only s-11•1:i iH s1100. 640.2700 24. power ~at. ·52• sO per over payments. 642·s.&87 pipes. m.111 wh1 .. •I:<, 11111 Midqets • · '. • ,'. -.· \lc:..i lloat <.'c11t1:r. IMI~ · • 1 C • II k t "' I Sony rt('l.n;1.,1I, loshlba ~1·w11<1rl lllY'·' C :\I S •NTAN" 21 3 •n\ls lt.Call67S-3$9l. iS Kawasaki K2'100 4100 llU l.\l' l'ac ... 100 \<'lh, ,\ 1111 ~ hv 1w11 """' hi ('ll~S. duul turntbl. All '. . ., u , • · "' " · "'" ·-. • i>porl'l l.'1mlcm 1',H'1•hv\ \'11110.,.-1111111 EZ1 .. 11t1• pollos pt.rs lmmuc $8(KI &it. lilt. Ot B. Compau. Jlead. Lido Isle boat. slip, ror mi. S8SO or be't ofr. 2626HARIOR llVD. Spc<'llll 1w1ll. Luw 1111k:-British Ccir Co hi5 9?07 . . '"'' ,.1 , II II •1 Sips 4. Xt ras. SJ,900. rent. S;iil or power 26' to 6CMO'.n 10.Spm COSTA MESA Lie. 0921\.t-;~. • · ""' u l'n·v u • ,, a rint: G75-tl640 4.,. 644 5990 • 2 13 /69 4°2854 ..... , ? . Ply. Glass. on old trlr .... · · BMW. RSO Uf'-68. Lo ml., i J Pol'\l F:?SO, big tire~. S4499 7 14/990 2525 w RCAL~~Jur T\, :1~ t:nfrn'd. $.19S. 546·8294/ llMS 18·~sl~P5 4, head. BOATSLIP Xlnt t'o nd., Sl~OO/or headers" am/Im t :qH· SANTA A.NA. ·--t'arm T:i :..>Olill. :.unnttil • . ~~~rJ~hn, ~1.~·.,1~t" ::. 5-\5l!Ot9 1011<.l\.'<1. tdr & O/B. SJOOO. SAILOR POWER NB ma.keofr.646.0066 dt>ek.: 4·sp_<1. ~.i.200. LINCOLN MERCURY Alfo Rome.o. • 9705 \.',,,,,.11 ... :.t<'ri:o. Xl111 8Sl·9039 ~c: ~c ,.. .645·9Ctla ••••••••••••••••••••••• curut ~~ 100. (t tl t 2UO. 16' Stnrcrutt. 40h.P motor , .,, ... ._.., '74 Honda 360 5695. '73 · · 131)1 N. Tustin o 11\;J:l Naber1C .. ao ueo..._ .... . c... .... .... -... . . .. .l!rl\-ond. P\'tpty.:>1295 26'Excu1Jbur.Loaded Honda <ISO S725. Both Trucks 9560 SantaA."a 547·0511 ~liul <'nntl i i :-.r•>11l'1 ~l '. ~ 901 bi:>-7557. w/xtras. O/B. Asking loafs. Speed & show~oom cond. Very ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---(\in\'.;) Spd. ~ilH•r w, hlk ;:1 t'a11n.V ti h•w m1ka11,1;_ ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• • ~i.~. G7S-078t. Sid · tOtO low milage. 492·1481 1972 DATSUM '73 Ood~e Bubblctop <'on im .. .-1~2 I'\ Ii .• "' l'' t.q•1· 11 .. 1·1... Xlnt 1·on•L ,. ., l ' S. Co11:.t Guurrl Aui. YACHT Ericson 2·35. Bristol••••••••••••••••••••••• Motor Homes. . Pickup w/Compe,. v_er~1onj rr!rt.:A ~~l~\~· Audi ' 9707 ::>!.li.i ~l 7il I - lint l:>·I boatini: 'k1lb & SKIPPER/PILOT s hapt' Rat•e/cruis e '7SSpectra24'.66hrs,460 S•/Rettt 9160 4 speed. radii> & mag ~~~e·. ~.rrl> cc;11t1 .' :u1;l·1' ::,·•••••••••:····.·•••••oatsun 972~ ''-•amanshlp. CldbS stJrl~ llc~ito <~uahficd '(acht eqpd. L_oaded. 532.750. Ford V4rive. C·over. su_r ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,heel s. ~lusl ~ee lo chnin. !l:C\l 61U-a ; •. \u<ll lUOl.s, 1 tlr hlUl'. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • S1·pt. 11. \'allt<)' ll1gh l'.ki11p1:r. ,\1rl1n t' Prineip11ls only. Call rytop.CB&VHF anten· Rent 26' GMC. l'vt pty. believe:<88631SI.. -------\rnnct'. 11111 ;..i·ni<« '"' Sales&Leasin9 :-;l'hool. 1801 'S. Grt'en lr;m,,port v1lol.-:trn11t 1m 6-14·1805. nas. est trlr. offers. PP Call 833-2616 or 642·469'k C>Hl y Sl--995 '75 Ch1:v tic~ I . l>l<'k :.hit, "l"'<I. niu~t '1'11 .<l honl.. TUI' n,ill:ll" l'uld 1. \ lllc. Santa Ana. ipm. med ya\ I! J ohnson. 536-SOSl Newport Beach, Calif. MIEW,ORT DATSUN 22.000-n\t: · rpt 'ct • ~llllll whll'<' ma ;t204) on ,\ u . Traill• 111:-• t lfr!!1stl'r in ltbran ~·ni t.13·2'!';.1 Blue Buoy 16' SloQp , T O.t> 9fi8·26.~) -t 1 · ... EWPORT D TSUu .... 11110; cull i U 839·7111'i "' •'brgls, ctr brd. be;imy. '76 21· Bay Cruiser. 455 MotorHomeRentol 888DovcStrel'l .~. '1" 1 11111 .s . ni.111' ,... A. ,... "ill i3H1J.5. ::1· Eddey Crull Sport· s table. Seagull O/B. Olds eng w/jeL Only ;n 191;1•to3z• !'IEWPORTBEACK '75DodqeSllrierVan '11 •1"· 111u'1 wll ll1" "~ 888Dov&Street !f Squul Whulcr w sails ~~~~.c~i/~~~~~~:r~-m~';: ~~;~: ~~~90~0;:;~0~~: ~~~. 0J~is.T:o"s!~~ .;~~; Fullyself-contuined n 3.i3 oo f~~~~d~~~ ~;~~~0~!~/1;~. s;.<K>tl 1110 :!l.l.1 &~·:::~,~.~~:~~H~~\'tl' il'~llP Johnson. S6:i0. f1 ing.838·5960. •:>tJl0 ""·""•0 collnct xlras. For Sale or trade SpeciulWeek tyRates 197SCHEVY fo call ii i\lKlt sin W;;n Sharp 833·1300 .... rr l h ·-°"'...,..., .. Reserve for Wken-'-I .II . SI :11;; SI'•' 0\ rr I ht• •d l o er .. \ ~o. om~ ,. my equity for! 57000. ~ LUV I' CK P Briti h C C da\'lts. G42·i6IO. 6-~2·149Ci. ~ 18' Cubin Cruiser. ris· f1ying Dutchman hull on· Serious callers only. C.ll REGEN.CV MOTOR I U s °" 0 • "1..nd. !l7!~~i:?~------------i htn" boat. w. trlr. JSHP ly +mast. 5125. , ~rry ....... 14..., HOM£1\ENTALS 4 speed. r11d10, yellow ex· 213/694·2854 I C ( .. ..... """" "" t · & u 1 7:1 llJOLS. wh1t1•. n •1I 1111. JIN llY 1berglass. OB. head. sips 3. 5950. Call640·7934. • • 925N.Karbor81vd.S.A. en o r mags. II· 714/990-2525 ti'. Like new. SISO. 533·3681 lil11 F1al bottom V-Drh·e. Red. ••531·2503•• believa bly immaculate! ~•erco. 311'· :.unrl · 3:!.llOI Call s.ffr.9103 is· SOI cat. TV prt'te. Buick engine. Strong -. -, . M·usl ee-t-0 bdie-ve~ '7+--Dodge ¥1111. B<.1bblt-· mi. :->:li:•.>. \):JI 1 I Ou or USED BOATS ONLY :'Je,·er used. Sl250. 11r Sol bouL si.4oo. S36·09S2. i 4. WlllOebag.o <?h.1eftain <33998¥ >. top. o'ven & ~·burnl'r :-t, HI~ 1;,:u __ Troy Bros. Marine consignment Sale~. (.';it + trlr. Used once. 27 • }8.000 mi .• hke new. OML Y $2995 ice bx. need fl:> i;ell im BMW 9712 DRIVE A LlTTLE •.• SA"VEA LOT TillS WEEK'S SPEC:l.\L Uc:id1 C:ittes Yuchls 52800. 546·5243 days; 1 i • 6 T r i H u I l s Cully loaded, $15,600. NEWPORT DATSUN ~edm. 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R.A. & nt frt. :f~t·~:J~ new t•ond. r I :i 1 • .\Io 111 1., ,111,,1 HOBIE CAT 3.5 ~.000.61S·9739 ~rs. •I 9120 ~td.1ci"r;i°c~nt 1~to 1145736101021.0nlyS8995 . ..,.._,_ .... _""'--- . <.;;ilyp~o .. bad: Imm Jui-t llke a Hnb1e 1400 lG. Ccwonado 1 S •••••••••••••••~•••••• up & down mtr. Sl49S. HOWilO Autos Won~d 9590 r 1n·umna\'i;.:at111n. l'l' ex11•1>t 1ts smaller. Great Qil183192339 7 CHEVROLET. Dove & ••••-••••••••••••••••• 1·cnt 1·efurh1<;h & r" for ui.:es Hthru 16. Very w/trlr,newthis yetlr.All CABOVER Citm per.Slps • · !lilt· pm. Quail Sts .. Newpor t WF.PAYTOPl>OLL,\H fostt'n. Rcud) tu l!O " ull rast. Custom l'Olor:i. 2 extras incl trapeze. CO\' 4 • Refri~ •• s to\'e & '7S trailer.'Self ronlaincd. Beach. t'Oll TOI' llS~O l'.\R~ l'c1111p s:?J.000. • )ln·,.otd.S750.&1~·2200or e r. Spotle ss. Sl SSS. heater.As.isSJOO .• Seeat Slps 6. Take over P»Y· 83l·OSS5 FOllt::IUN.l>O.\lESTll' :!I· SJOl.!nU Slnnr t~liJ, U7!>-:s61>2 63t-032.'J l999 Anaheim St. CM. ments. S8Simo. 839·2021 or CLASSlCS ~uh . trlr. :-;c\\ tond __ ,__ 5 BOT T . ·r· s 11 .... ·i H G u '69 Dodge True k & If ·o r c r s t 1 ::.1.:;oo 28:..q\\-'Cll" Crui:>er. Heud. A ern ic 8 or . .-ama Y as ro~n: -us.! 12' Trvl Trailer. sips 3. Camper Supe r good ~ u " 1 ex r~• c 1"111 20· Fil>hermans Special gully. refr1g. sips -I. !lew ~:~or-' best offer . ~~~~'~r.~r~~~:g ~I~~ Field & Strellm 557S. X· cond. . sccu:~~~ BUICK l:ahin CrulbCI' l B. trlr. e n~. p ;.11n1. ,·urn1sh. • • • . lrgbarrel S30.646-5632. Call l213>925·o.t79 BMW JO NEW BMW's IN STOCK REA.DY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Lar9Ht Selection In Oranqe Cou"ty SIWO. ' SIO.;')()(). &IO·ti82.;. b • t'Ond. Ont~· 66.000 m1. • 292.5 llJrbor Uh·d. o•r·n ... .,. I ---Ho ieCutl4. Cabo\'er u mpr sips 6 TENTTrtrw1addaroom. •74 Dat s un pir kup . ~laMesa 979·2.SOI 83 1-2040495·4949 l" ·01r·~ ror.m~aa tn7:J Cha,~h· 1918 1·,\n t.:1u! ~'''"Port~.u~h nrea .. udults. uskang Sl .100. good cond.$250. ,\:\t/F:\1 stereo & t11pe ---~~f1/lc1 c. 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Call Evenings Qj()(). Call 673-5073. · -Rear seats,-,.. O VW Van. 1011 \SO\',\ so,· • 1 IN(l>lN ¥LIH IJHY WE Bt:Y ·USt-:DCAHS& TllUCKS• t:ome 111 or Cull FREE Approi1a~ Gr'oth Chevrol~t 18211 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 847-6087 • 549.3331 F.mhurca~ero Murma Mter 6:30.640.1917• MotoCyde near pew. w1bed access. .J. OuoJ.d'OllltllarbQr. --A:'JACAPA40 .ziM.""--81·_. C .. 5150.898-4{43 1!>3-3111 493.9710 CAL 2S. mint. t>ana Pt. MOROA:'I' 014t -,_,..,..., ..... ;,.., 2'2'HARIOl llVD. TOP-DOLLAR Must sell. 87800• Call COL1,;M01A45 714-645-IOOI Autos for Sale COSTA MESA PAID u ·t1ber,,la11s bout John <7l .. )'99.3.239 Ownrs.ugnt in Newport IMMEDIATELY " " " '" d · C 11 •-••••••••••••••••••••••• iG G."'C Rallye s·rx. "·•n, "'OR ALL w oar:. .. \11 tW\\ pu111t. ----------• .uon U)' w u specs .,. _..... ... '" " ~t50.Cull614·lOOt.. SIDNl::Y SABOT. Hacinll color pictures. Prices Motorcy....,s/ ~enerol 9510 louded. a ll h\y d ut~ FOREIGNCARS -I C t d S50·S80.000. boat s in Scooters 9150••••••••••••••••••••••• eq u ip. 552-321 6 CALL OR<.:OMEl:-.f .. _ __._ M . t hut . 'leun. x nt con .. ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & CREVIER &I ST 6 HOAOWAY SAl'TA AWA • 835·3171 ~ Ol~IMATl:'O~INC t.IAGHIHI' •USED BMW's* ·i2 Ba\ aria.(()j;;I\ It.I) '71~21'ii 1087KXV >• ·;:, 2002 • <fi2<JN HK ) '71l 2002. (11.'l:!l'll ~) Closed On 54.nda~ vvu,.,. 01n"onc:e1 d olly incl. S475. Ph )l1 am1. Id ea l f or .. ••••••••••••••••••••• DEMO 4PM-6P~1 . TOSEE US ~v1c:e 9020 675-2322or 644·8210 Butta mas •"'-Caribbean HOMDA MISSION NEWPORT IMPORTS •v•••••••••••••••••••• c ru i s in g . Ca 11 VIEJO '73 DalP.U.Only4Jm ml.. 3tOO W.CstHwy,NB BMW TRADE·IM's Ill U L L N E E D 13"F1yingJr.&trlr.2Sel 714·673-4632 11 s ho wrm cond •• ~l ug 642-9405 . <!l..Et\Nl:SG'.' .\l 11011an s ails. S700 or best offer. BUIStewart SallBoat We1 meet or be~t ~ny SAL[ v;hls .• rear s tp bumper.---------• 1~7~~-~~P<_3?6~~r>· Jk Son we offer qunhty. s.57-1678. 8rokeruge legal advertiscd pn~. A~l 1F:\l. cusl mir rors. IBUYJUNKCAHS '722002·/\.0 2lt vrQ 1. pcr1onlll 11er,·ice 11t 11 K"l N 791 /l 1 & ~ Florida Lie Broker. Trade any set or wheels NOW :-, AskingS2GOO. 493-0GlO. USED AUTO Pi\flTS '73 Bin•aria· t8t8JSI 1. price you eun 't al'ford to I e o. w r r a . r . ..,,,, Ch El c . ( s 540-5125 847 .oo:n "7 K ai;.iss up. Hogun & Son cessones. Gd. cond. $500. t..\.5ER. : 16338. G!'t'en. in! See us NOW: ,. o...a p: B~\Itere~'.m~o~:ti~ . •7~ ~~~~·~::;. ~~~N~~ :: ch\·lngsen·ice t>ll·S92t. C1tll67J.4SM. \·ery gd cond. ~8SO. f "" •hill , rally whls .• clean'. SGOO cas h. Cor good SADDLEBACK BMW __.. ___ ._ _ . 846-U23 263'71 Avery Parkway " t ansport l o p 1. Pl lb11t pulnling & v11 rni!'lh P~ngwn sail boat: new • . 131 .. 0122495°1026 HUGE 82000·960·4826 ;· 111 n. v y. 831°2040495-4949 \HM"k. Top lllcl<'. paint in $all$. no trlr, S200. 2 3 hp Wanted. Lido 14 & trlr m ~ "ttelle\·tuv truck-. lo mi, 1 hon~~15 "1r, ma~l rt'flnlsh, t>lr. Johnsons, l running S12S. gd rond. Wiii pay up to i5 Yamaha, YZ 80, .Jeff DISC OU" TS roll bur. spoked whls . Autos. 1Mportid'-. --1-- 1-'r. cst. 67~ 317~. 498-0872. Sl.000. <2131598-5727 Ward Prepa red, xlnt Sl 000 536.0952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f9/48MW- 3.0CSCOUPE '67 Oahun 1600 Rd)tr I !'\p<'t•il. I .111111, hl•1111•1 l ll'~o2 Stk=131.:l. s 1499. IH U IUCHIL•O --TONl .. CH UJ.7111 -«MUI '75DATSUN12 I a_. 1 !'\p1.•1:d. :.tt'fl'O CU!>~l'tte' hk .. 111•w liO!l:\,\U. S2495 GARDa.. WEST VW ' 111 .. , ., .... nl lh'.t~ t1 H!\d 7tll1C' Y. •. ,1rn111,t• 1 fil, 1\ \\>t·,trn1n~l··r K'-fl , • .._,t 'i I Ua1,,1111 :.?1.iOZ. Sll•r<'o IJI><'. a ir. ~lag:.. S-1900. r1r li~t ol rcr. li7S l!Y.l7 , I W.1go11 i lO, IJ 8'lO m1. s11•r<>•>.~!I~. s:11;.7011 --- ~. loah. Marine 15' Venture Cat in water Hobie t6wttrlr & box cond. SJ0.246't or54S·0074 • • • General 970 I re•1dy1o>ao SS00 673 2891 F d l "l"CJ\ HONDA ELSINORE""" 'ID Chev. PU. P/B, P/S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 speed with s unroof. -----,. - 1.,-~ 9030 • 0 • • • orce !la e .. "-""• ~ OID. AIC. Gem To •••••••,••••••••••••••• arts. 67S·89tl8 S450 Cnmp<'r. fully equip 1-'alnter P.ro :\larme gas lG' Catamaran. St.sos.-~ce wlmting 16' ··sos·· CaU~t3 --------ifil600. 548·~1 cnit. Xlnl cond. In bout. Futcr than Jloblc 16. w. trlr. worth $2200. Sac. 11 Honda SL 2350. Cberni Ca mper .'69 Ford. l~us 1973FORD XLNT! <2.'>llLVLl. 1974 DATSUN SAOOLEBACK BMW 71 O COUPE 831°2040 495.4949 .! l>r. 1\u1nmulk. ''"'° C . 9715 n\\'1wr & 1111mac11la1e: apn Cil/lil,.JC>. :, •• I • l • ~'. f > I ' :s500.64()...t00Sc,·ei;. Pllrticlpant in wO'rld SUl9S.,trade'!675·6866 mue. low mileage.~. e,·eryth1ng. S3895. 47 speed trials. Pvt pty. 830-SSGJ Cad. Great shape. runs SlG~El' AUTO l'lLOT Day, C714>894·1711 or LIDO 14 w i lrlr. 1ood S199S. Days 546·5243, COURIER PICKUP •••••••••••••··~······· MISSION VIEJO · '7 4 Copr• I .: ~1~~~~7~5 eves C2131S92-2977 colld.SSOO. '73 Yamah.a MX. ~ert e\les1 wknds642·09S3. .,...,....., ••· 548·6645 tank. other xtras. Nvr • ------8'.Fllpper, ad con<t. S?OO desert or trk raced Mint 73 VW Bus. air. 11llck, bed JOOITP J ohnson. kll con· 673-<t~ or (2131747-0428 For sale 16' Hobie Cat & cond S67• 846-2.tl i>' & 111 hi •• $4000. 711 trots & alllu.:c':s. ~lnl wkduy1, 'trlr + "tru. SUOO. • "· · • ;\l ustan•! ;\foch J. like •·ona. ~.Cull 6"0.79.14. • 6110·2808 Hood a CB 360 T. S,000 new. auto. i.'!000. 53G·5850 • • super fast. RACI NG miles. 51175 Call after ---------• "72 J?hn11on ~ll lP. Xlnl SAllOT. xlnt c:ond 74ERICSO:'>i35 Spm.540SlsO An+i.-1/ ~M~ni; w~1lion~ 8350. 67!J.71l77:675-48..17. &Newport Mooring -Clnlics 9520 311644·1006. 714·963-3538. S36·S76T Old mnn mt111t 11oll J974-75 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo-a.. I'---· 9040 lO' l.iap:slrake. • ~ 300 Yamaha MX lo ll\1 OVER 70 CARS .. ~·· awer U1mplcte.C<l <'ond.S325. 14 SU PER S11tellltc bt'l\t ofr.847 9975 • . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 518·1l300 i1111lboal w. co\'er, Rood IM IMVEMTORY ·~ Troj.1n 2~·. "'lym.: --.J..~--· C'Ond. ~5!l!'>, 610·4623 or ·1:1 llnn'111 CU450. Del,)t)n • 8fld1te w10utrt1.:14eri. & llob1e t:nt, hrund new. 673·2005 dablc. new ('httln. S475 4 speed, AMl1'~M stereo. light blue exterior & low miles. Unbelievably Im, maculute~ Mun 11cc t believe! c26:">9GT>. OMLYSl795 .,_lWPORT DATSUN ll88 Dove StrcC!t Nt.:WPORT 0 1-:ACH 8ll0 t300 Auto. truns, 1u,·1wy ulr IMPORTS con cl 1t 1oning. !1 It• rt•o i\\'l'l'Y Pkwv. S I>. f'l'W\', rmlio, hr:il.-.r, vinyl root. :!8701 :\1arAltt·nlc l'k\\y, lH,1100 rnilt''I. (HllOl.X Jo'). 8 l 1·17 48 $3877 540-5630 1011\SO\ ,\SO\ • I INCOI N MEHCunv '7 6 Datsun 280Z 1\1'. I ~ptl, :llHJO m f .• 11·.1 ,1· hu ~·. Why bu~· llt'\\' British Car Co. •j 2626HARIORILVD. 213/694.-2854 , COSTA MESA 71 4/990;2525 9100 Mtot, M•w HOO 1'wln Strew. 548·8980 orange w1or11ngc & ----~ 644·1058or830·6l88 luy·S.U.Troct. ~\'C'S. 0 11,·1C2t3>636-1139. yellow ult~; l mo old, 14' Rloop. W.W. POUcr ---------"• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Sl ,7~.67H30$PP. cabln.slps2.loudedw/x· '71 No rton F1111\b1tc:k. El.ZFARGO&CO. Ski & Fis h . 18 ft. tras. docked at. Nwpt Rare classic. Xlnt C'ond. 8305.MainStree.t. Sldtwlnder. 455 Old1. 14'1Joblecatw/trlr 82.000. H e le n Aley Loml.S750.646-Mt6 · SANTAANA S.rkelo· J et. Sa.500· O~ition :>4°'6300 daya. MJ.6382 JOtoS. Mon.·Sat. 68Ford Pickup, Ions bed t'lrm.6'M&M 11.000. 675-123'7 eves. ·71 \'am. 2.60MX. New ClosedSund•Y5 .&00<1cond.s1000. 1111._.......,,,,_.._......,,,..._...,.._,.-.,..-..,.-.._.-.. .... ..._,...._......,,,. ..... ..__. ........ eng .• Mlkini, ported, * 547•9709 '* 968-4143 poll1bed, Pl. tank, pis tolf. ~ws. 673·2'720,'·.--------FORD "' T P .U. 4<9pd. (t9~"34l0 2' D.B. Co1.1pe •• "33 Dodge s tlck. Split rims, h\'Y , .......... ________ , 2 dr converllble. Call bumper. Tires near new. '12SL 17S :WO.IM8. Top cond. S2,500. 1830 Minteondllion ''8P1ymouthCoupe Port Klmbe.rJy Pl, N.B ssoo. Pvt Pty979•9260 Allorlglnal ,.,M4_-01J_1_a. ______ , '14 250 Yamaha Enduro, S2000. ~5-2132 '72 MAZDA SPC>rt Truck, Uke new. $650 or orrer. .t6DODGE Pkup "lat \'ery good cond. Sl6.'50. or Call~77. cond.,best offcr. ,_re_r_.M_s._1_m ______ , ·74 Twin 'l'nmah3 200, like _ 646-8534 \-'Y .._ton p.u. '70. auto. new, nt!w lie, ~ or of. '6 MGA. Wre whls .• A·l air, p/S, p/b. ra..ek SUDO. (er. 968· 7427 paint. top, Inter .. wlring,.,.N7_·_2913 ______ _ 72 Yamalua 250 1i1x;x1.nt newtires,S2250.546-049 'IS Ford ~ ton V ·S. cond., see to a p9rec. locrtatiDHI liwually 1ood. P.P. l~ 1500. Ask for Rlc.k. YtMdff 9SJO Xomt10wD La. m.ua. ~or 548~ , ....................... 1_si_11_00_. ______ __. 197• 250CC Huaky, 1111. DUMllUC.GY '59 Ranchero, nu paint. reblt enc. shoetls.tr foru, •11 VW Cuatom. Big rebll enc. gd. Urei 1700 or bstoCr. 545-'12lf eqine, wkle tires. Sl215. firm. 847-5018. '74 Yamaha .soo. xlnt •THICAllPLACI• "73DatsunP'.U.Fae.A1C. cond. xtras. '1700 m.i, JlOOHarborOlvd,CM A)t /FM stereo w /8 llM>O. 5"9·3574 631-1620 track. Orig ownr S239S. '74 Ho nda 150. Low Manx dune buggy. Street _673-_·_67!7_. -------...i mileage. Xlnl cond. LotS tegal, Porsche cng. roll 1• YOU ohtl'as. St.800. Call an.er t11tae. full toP ft sides. r tpm. $34·~ lumtn.1 brrake•, quart1 have a ~rvlce lO ~ftr nr U«ibta. loU ol cllrome • goods to.ell. ptacc an ad i3 Honda 3SOSL. clean, e.dr&t. 52,700.. Honda la Lb• Dally Pilot --~ine. *'50 cluMeyclt. ATC-80. GOO. aullilled Sedion ••• an-.. can-.. P11oeeea.11n1. IS MAKING . ·CREAT·DEALS · ON NEW aaBBIJ ' CJ4 DAILY PILOT Svnday September 5, 1916 ....._ ..,,,.... Allto1, 1...,ted A.wto1. Imported Aa.to1. l•port.d AMtot, Uaed ......_ U1-4 • .............................................. ·••·•·••·•·····•······· ........•............•...••.•........•........••.••..•.•••......•..•. 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All/FM ma.RS. immac. •• ,41 ,,, " ,,, .,. leather. 8 truck slcrL'() & .. -1600 67 .... ~n<; r1EWPllHT IMP()f\TS 'fili Hug lluni. 1111·1._ s~l:l M6-6.'l~~5 '67 Impala 2 dr. r.9.000 mi. 9·fl~~ngr. lull 1>:vr.~~lx. lt -::;::--.• , . . . . . Ori.I!. Q\\ ncr. Sten~o. uir. m]. xlt1~ l'1~ncl ,,;ir;.' i:l3 '' f-'-'--------f-'"'"".D:l.'------l~'~·llJ..C.ll\j(.ill4t-UJ'~EJ.._ J • v tUJv ti4:.!~1;.:,!-191-,., H111 <k Skyh1rk. -f rlr. r ·11 p ·s llCW tires 21.1700 .lft1!t. ,\ c l);l(I() '. ''· . .. • --------f SEO IABBITS I ERVICE CIROCC vw $AVE 1911 vw "ftOft·TOft .. ~ ,\. ', ,"'··.~,/ »,,;i"t> 53495 197 1 vw "POft·TOft .. m n • ,,ilttt•• I ullv • 111101"" J 1. low "'ii~" ·~" t'\ SAVE 1972 vw .. roP·TOftu A t ~J~ ''-'tty f'f(led ~ 53995 1975 vw CAMPER l ,...,..,_. l••BAA,.0 NlN' .,tN8\I $AVE MEW 1976 RABBIT 2 DR. HATCHIACl.SEDAH DOM IURNS, IMC. VOLKSWAGEN SALES-:SE.RVJCE.-PARTS 13731 HARBOR ILVD. GAIDIM..,YI 534-4100 SADDLHACk Roff1 Roye~ 9756 VALllY tMfllOlfTS ••••••••0 •0 ••-.n•n•• 831-2040 495.4949 •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. Mil '7S 210-CPE- Jiit W.Co11t Hwy. U. -642·t405 i3 SupH lll'l'lil>. L o mileage. rarlto. h1•alrr. I Ownl'r P\l 11t) l!l!J 2.11;:1 Sil:'i 208l:I mini ~oml. !l<llt-Ol:ll!._• __ t;:! Con·:n ·. "l11nw ~hari>K •74 CHEVY ~lt·n•o81:1M11<1il'Pr. l!lfj.i Uu1 rk Elt>t.:lra. mul'h i\ltn 1111m 518 21:!1J new s1urt l'll•un. s 1:i;;11 ot MOMTE CARLO --.._ . :... liltll.l,IANT H EL> with red p11rl'hmc11l mt. 1'1m-cr "m<low ..... !>ll'l't'O, 1 .11lw anti more. ,111 mo~. It· aw :,,:'11Kt l'U p red Bu) ROY_ CARVER ROUS·ROYCC 'iO V\V Sqhf'k. Xlnl run fer 1\flt·r TT:lln ·_:'l1~2!T ,\Uhl trmu; . tnrtnry mr '6.'i Ch<.'vy Chl'\'cll1· S!)~ I'S ·~ • nm.: co11d1l10n SI 1110 or 1·11n1l11 rnn1n i.:. powc•r lo 1111IP:t Al' nl'li! n11111 •4 Sqhack. su1wr i.hJJ>c. IJ~t 11lr ti:l>l.fl!ltl!-1 Codilloc 99 I 5 ~le•·l'lll.lt. 'll•H'ls nnyl ssoo !'>:ltHiiil IMO,J•mw•e .... _, .... c.11 1111', .\:\I. uuto. lwm1t1tul •••••••••··~··••••••••• nM>I. tell >lccnn~. racltn. ~ ,1 • 1 11 •• ~ s1lwr l111111h41!11il!!Jl! ·13 \'W lhtl> 1·:1mp''" 1973 CADILLAC 11,.,111,1, Suiwr l.harp,low 11 .. ontt<(11r11 ,s ... 11, \'----' W0.6444 h111·k S7H:IK.Oll. Cap l'OSI __ ClOSlD SUNDAY~ -- Sl:J.333 I~ n\11\'I Hl ~11 Hi 'G7 Sil\'(' I' St1aJ'ow ('pc i3Super Bu~. )l'llnw. <,un roor. :in.ooo 1111. S:!IOO 1112 K:l2ll t>l1t!'IL1:<. l lOli3.>I>. lmnwt·. lo m1 I'''-l'I). House of lmporh ll3!J 5!119 · '6 5 VW 213/921-8588 'l'."r~:u El.Et;,\~l' l!ltil i ll-ll lR !J:!;l:i 714/523·7250 HOLLS l'il11~1hl~· lhr-117 Faslb:tl·k ~1·w 1•11.:. - ----_. worlll':; 1r. l:>l IU'(U1'111uil ltrcio. Sl:!OO 5;;•1 Wit nt Ml% So•• Time H<Jll!> N ... wly u11h11bll·n•d Sl6·8'H you to tt.'ase o1• huy B~:LIEVE'. URGl•:NT. (l:\l mi nn rllll 11i:1:, C'(' Ml' nt llH'r HO cll'w &·used must <li!al NOW ' Gi3·!i9:J7 emit. M<1n y xt1·ai. 1!11 1H 11, 'I I ~ l --rla)'s_.orcvl!~. 1!_17 3701 •' l'(l"l'I e:o. •'Ill. mo or ;;,5 !Wnllcy SI, \•ery good - l'IJl'S I I rr . "'"' RI I F. t .o. .t..t..-...t d or II· rnnc . llc~t o e r. GK v n . } l r n1: OC ory ... un•vn H Tr11d\'? 675 11'1'115 S!Yi51best11tfl'1· D.aler ---&i6·••:l!1:1 3 92 8511 Toyota '765 •------- 21 I I· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6fi VW. good e111:·lrans. 714/523-7250 SOUTHllH nccdJs work. 1wr1 . llu1u ORAHGI COUNTY'S muli!riitl. S400 Hl:l J:i~ - VOLUME ~ VW. uutu. "<Int rnn TOYOTA DEALER oing e1111d. Cl~an. S!1;.o 6-16·85.:;1 '481-'77 280SE s1,•n •ota111· ~l·•· tu :1 11 SEDANDEVILLE nttli··ai.:i· ,11 ,.. Lr•· J\11111 .. 1011 11h11111· l \l lll't )Jl'~l' I.ow wh,11· l'\I u.Jl!KE.1> l'nt·t·<llo •<l'llal !):13011 IH I Hll:! --. 1'1v :-il!!}W r Ill 11-11 Full 1 \'111' I THll. l.l•alht•r , •. • · · · ·' ' ' lnll't"rnr.' Sl4•n•11 llaclm. $3999 'i3 101Jlula I 111 •I•' 'i:J S11 pt•r·"H1•1•\l1· 1!.1t1111 1~1~.Xll\'Z1 SAHTA ANA 1nrlv:u.w . ~:!00 ltt>hl 111 la IH' ii 1• 1· k . .J t• 11h1· ti $4 79 5 LINCOLN MERCURY h·r !Iii:! 211Jll ~1~;.'~;:",';1:1~11 11,~''1h11:111~/;,:,: ·---"------.... 1:101 :"" T11l>l111 Chry~er 9t , .. , .. S:!.!7.o 111r !li:1 :.'11:1 ~ Cod••c 5antaA"o 5:'7-0511 • .................. ~ 1600 "-'-'II..&. XTll \ '>ht11'11 lli t:lw,.,-,. c .... Mew 540 flOO Vmtl wh111 v1111 "11111 111 :"1•w11<11'l. will 1 rt11Je lti Umly Pilt•l h.111h111 .. r1~ Nll)(J1·11~1t Iii:! l!Jlt1 1101.1.to:IJ ,})! 11111~ 1·1t111p p.11·!.11~{'. 11111111~ 11111111r __________ ,, :l1~111i,11111· 1;;;, i11>1;, Auto1, Hew tlOOA.llto1, New tlOOAlltol, M•w 91QO ·1;;i 1111~ 1';111 t'hll t'llll hr11k1·'· :ucrl r111•k ... Heal \:r111~1·r S 1ii 1 rn:tt 'a rol 'i3 lllJS. un111u1· :1 1·olor lm•tory 11a1111. ~l111rt111r. xlnt 1·nnd \\, '<lra:.. :s:lll!iO I'll 11~)1)8 S 400. MINIMUM tor oiny \'W. r111rn1ni.: 01 not..,., ancl 111•\11•1 •i..1M!t:~1i Iii~ :11li:'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lj(' t hc f1r5t 0 11 ynur hlock with ,1 28051':. c.111 ror ti 111111lc on \h1~ \'itl'llh tll" Ill'\\ t·:ir. I ln11~1' 1)1 Im purb F.XA~ll'l,fi: Orund cww 1071i Toyota: 2 Ur .• ~ fully t.'<11.liJlpcd. 1176.,li I. AlltM,Mew te00Alttos,Mew :!13 921-8~ ii.I .;23.7250 USED MERCEDES 150$E's und 4SOSEL·s (;real l'!clee\lon tn stock now. Buy or le11se. Call 1orquotl!. House of l111DOrh 213/921..a~H 114/S2J072SO 61 190 SL. lde:al invest; mcnt. l\l ust saerH1ce. Cu 11968•9136 65 :IOOSE Convert. 45pd. gd cond. SIJSOO, Duy~. ~-!MMl.E~~ &Q·~ '61Ml%2SOS t 'nhelil!',. bty cherr~'. Ctll (c)r~•tl!<l lrithltC..Co. 2il /6,4o21M 11•,,,..JSn OMLY $2997 Mf\RQUIS MOTORS •,• ,. I ~ I > • • • ' ~ ' .. •, ' • :.1 1972TOYOTA CELICA .t speed~ r1id10 & blue ex· tenor Unbdicq1bly im· m1tculatc ! M u~l ace lo bdi~ve ! !109FEG!. OMLY $1995 HIWPORT DATSUM 8811 Oo\·l' Slt'cOI SEWPORT BEACH au.1100 Cororca '74.. Ore•t ~hape. ;Jr, A~I. suetc. ~mp&. MWll self, 494.Qll •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FIAT INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE , • II IT'S '76 FORD SEl.I. DOWN! 'll •\g U\ t\N k l :T I 1•J1• llN TOlJI: l\M ()11\l Sunday. $41Qrember 5 1976 OAILVPtLOf CJ5 $2777 540-5630 1011 \ ~U\ ,\ ~O\ • I IN( lll N lolll 11• 1J1n '68 \lu .. t:ing Clean \la~:. I 'I)(! f ;htb..id, SI ,l!OO 5£! 8063 2626HAl.IOlllVD. ·01J l'OllVNllblt:. I' s COSTA MESA r I B, 111,lW top & pa1nl 4utl-Ol76 San c.;1em~ntt '71 Pinto, i lS$0. New • -.......--..1..11-991-1 11h aft , trans f. t he11 --Valves &round. &7).UM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1967 OLDS 91 4 door T.? Pinto wi:n. xlnt. lo ml, '7 2 T·l irc:t \ • .ii.no 11.111,. t ,1,·tor' .ur t"\.\ll<lill<>nlnlL llO'A~;I ~l\' ·nua. ~" .-r l>rakl'" ,.....r wludo" '· J>OWt't ••t•. radio . h ~atcr "'"•tewl'lll tire ... \111y rv• •t. Untf'd ala""· "hce ''"'<'t'lll. 1920!\QCH $3266 540-5630 I H• • new r:11.ll.1h . .iuto. air. 2626HAllOl ILVD. 2626 HAltlOl llVD. OWMr cw. ot e•H'· 8\14!15• ofr li7:1 2:1!1~' COSTA MISA COSTA MESA yttMq! Xhd cond. 480 ---• ---- •75 M M -·' lroodw oy Cos to ·;3 C o unt n Squ11~ ·oo I' ll1rd. MIJ~r d cau. 1 er<ury or..-s ~ • W11go1l. aulO.. l>h '• l"U o"lll'I. ''"' mt><"hnnrcaJ WOCJOft _ ..... _so. ----S1950 Mi-8271 h I UO l!JI (~~:? \utu trail!>. faelo1 y 1ur •71 C:utla'IS Supreme -. ,.,,. • • ('o nd1t1u11111~. IJuwer l'oll\t. imm:ic ,\II e•· ,, Pinto IX'll:t'Wll)rn ml VeoCJCI 9974 l \ rr bru ... cs " Lo nu. Xlnt t·und St .,.r; '~ ••• •••••• •• •• •. ~ ••••••• ; ~·;r\0;·. ~;'c 3 ! c r . -~ tr.1.-. S!8:4> ~a ~~ ~ • l!li I V,eg11 GT llul<'hb,1ek. p.u»c·n~o:r.155SNDl'1. 'i2 Toronadu. Perfect. •74 Pinto llunabu tl t :\In\ \'Ond. :12,000 ml. " S4888 Mu:.t "'" 2 drivers, 3 Loaded. lo mi • S!J95 i.1>11 .. mui.l 't'll '>1'100 .540· 5630-l':tN.'I~ 7~_!!·5W~~~ll. firm493-9180 ' !lh.! ~ .. \II SP~I 1011\~0\ & \0\ • l l~KOl N loll! Al 0RY '76 Olds GT C~ 1 4 -1;.-otu ::,l111m• i;.i~•>n 7! GT. h.,im\J.u lo. '1 ·•I! l'1mer. Jlr. hit wheel, 1ur. 4 s JXI, \C'l'Y It\ n11 \ '-& 1111111 ,,.,, lilt'' i.peed. rJll~e \\heels, low ~11132.961., b1lo.,, b,1tlt·1 ~ ll\111, r.:.cl miles. 11 ll.'llZDI. -• l.O\\ hlUl' SI IUO .1>.I... $3999 IJ Sporhcor Ctr Inc :!833 Harbor Blvcl Costa Mesa 540-4491 '74SqwreSt:i. Wi:n. 1:.pd M350 tj734!'i:!O.'l!ll 3 1111 low mr. Xlnt H1ud :i:!GOO -71 S\!d.;;, Stie l.. l.<i -979-7592 rmlc~· hl<l~L PtylftCMllh 996( _ t°Ji.h C.111 l!IJ 57.1:! ........................ 7..a \ c~'-' '' ,t~on ~•ntu As \ l ' 10111 1.1~i.. ,111 1 t·•m<I :\11 111'(•, ,~ hr lo.,,, THIPBNCT LUXU.Y SPOITS CAI '76 SCORPION Metallic S1111er. A!'d Engh h L llthor tntv11or. AM FM sl•reo, electric w1Mows 1100042 Only 6,367 mne~ Still nas 11,000 m1las or 12 month fttetory warranty-flCGISTCR NE'W We Stock . . . Scorpions, leta CoupH, & The Luxurious HPE Wagon ... ~ AV AILAIU FOR DlLIVlRY • FIATS ll 1 Mirafiori'1 & 121 5"91 & WOCJOftl -hne•tory led•ctio• Sole O•ertooded IUY MOW '75 OLDS STARFIRE 2-DOOR 6 Cylinder, auto. trans .. faet.ory air cond .• poww; s1eer111g, J\M /F~I ana' ~tcroo Lape. tilt slccnng wheel, while s idew:.1lls. C..__ /•I th :S:!l i.; I' I'. M:lfl 1)8911 . .. ,. .... Y"'OU &I 1·2877 -----:---:----'."""'."--------Open l>aily & Sun ·111 11 , .. '°" .. , ........ ,... ... u.o....,., ~ • 1011\SO\ & ~o\· • LINCOLN MEIH UIH 2626 HARIOR ILVD. COSTA MESA 711\ferc ury Marquis WJ?n 9 pass. a ll x tras. lo m 1 xlnt cond. S2100. 64G-853-l · super ~harp, low mile;.ige sportS car. Mus t SN! to appreciate ! Lic.218LVP. PM •i2 n:G1\ w \t;o'. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS :!!l29 II arbor Uh 11 . 3::1.ooo~t. 111•\\ 111 ,., ', ... , CO:!la :\ki>u wl'l I 1"11 \'II In I' s I :!:it• ~~ ~~ ~: = :!.i ( 642-5678 ) .-..,,?'t,.;~1 Al";!:;;:~ ' 546-19)4 -~),\<!·K&\2-- . . -....._,New 9100 Alltos, New HOOjAMtos, Hew 9100 73Gold Duster. aar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• \myltop.dtlil.'hrt1ke:.. ~ .. .., ..... ,. Best 01 r(•r. 979 l!'»J ' ·m SateU1te. :-.1 1.1~--;;; xlnl cond. ssoo, bst ol r :>t9·9574 1 l·Gpm $3999 SAHTAAHA LINCOLN MERCURY 1301 N. TustiD SantaAna 547-0511 ----------1 '66 Sprts Furv. 1:d ure~ "68 289 f "!.lbk, super cln '73 Cut·S. l-0"11er. New JUSl tuned. ln111~p car on g. white. a uto. P/S, t ires. AM/FM. tape, SWO/b.~tofr.640 001!1 ma~s. Mich. 67~7 P/W. air, S<!,600. 846-8479. p-.a.:oc 673-3552 ----------1 _.... ::---'i2 Olds Delta 88, 2-dr. gd •••••••••••••••••••••• •.6 '.\l1C>tang. If. Lo mi. cond . Sl.500torr. ~1ust 1970 Calahna. ~ooci-Jond S.!.~. P /S. P /B. a.ir sell.5S7-b'709. 4 dr, good tares. & Ai l: D.tli.. 630·26.10, Geor1:1a SITTS c 8Jl.Jl43 e'es.s.18·18116. '7s Starfire SX. All /FM __ o_r·------t 69 G r;i ndc, fu ll pwr A~11FM nu tires . !o m i good cond, 499.333 ;i«7P~I s~reo. PB. '4.spd .. loover. '6'1 G ra n Prix, l'\'erythm Radin ls, S4800. 559-4737 power. incl. windows Quick sale: S37S. f>.14· '73 Vista Cruiser, lo ml. new tires, xlnt cond. 68 Fircb1rd -----1 S3600/ofr 58J-082& · 54!>-344 1 :t,; 289, :luto. P 1Slr. n/111----------1 960Paularino.l:M '1n~ 1 top. console. 1 ~1u~t !'it'll ·os Olds 98. ----- 0'"1rr. Sl~S. 963-2659 Alll/FJ\1, PS. PQ, AC~ -----i very A'1 transp. S6l>O. OPEN LABOR DAY WEE~fND MS-2323 into 9957 ••.••...•.............• 'CoG Bonneville. i\/C, rndio hcall'r. IOlld\!d . Nt• paint & battery. c;, Transp. gd tires. s:ns 645-9290~ ,, P into • 25.000 mile!. ---------1 one owner, new ahockt 1970 AMFF M. cd tires. and tires. xlnt eond ~IO!Od 599;~ 631..Q058 Best oHer. 642~. . I I I I .J I . '>uturduy '>unduy ,\ M(lrt.lu; ~.~ ....... !~ ~.~ ....... ~ ~-~ ....... ~,~-~.": ....... ~~~.~~.": ....... !~.~ r 1976· GRAND PRIX ~5496 f· V A. auto matu· ttan1m1a1J10 f" P">W"'' Sfef'fnl\Q air COl')O•hOf'\l.ng. duaf m.n0t~ ,,,.n ""oecl.l1Jll wn 1 '.M...&l..._. f.)OWll(!tf W1t'WJOW'J (f\Ml't UJOfml 12J~7M6PI l!o0031 NEW r976 FIREllRD 54136 ~~ •. . .. • • • . . . • . . . ~ . . . . . • .. . . : • ~ • • ·1976 . 0 N A "HATCHBACK" AM rac:ho. body side 1TOld1ngs (11SGC2051344l :,?2877 . .· P T tt I l • "' . • 11WAGON11 WBA2023775) ~5 3077 BRAND NEW 1976 DATSUN B-210 H.B. 4 s peed . rad 10. heater undersea!' (HLB210847182) 52881 • USED CAR SAVINGS '74 DA TSUM PICICUr Rao10 hearer 4 speed. 6 Pac Camper with r;tov<' sink water storngr ice t>ox lots of 5torage e;lnPOl\ 4 'l:?891SI '74 VW VAM 4 ~.s>ed whoto;tan matching 1nt~nor radio heatN. 18.690 "''les. ltke brand nt'w' Seo to appreciate. (796LKlJI '6' DATSUN DUMPTRUCI 4 ~oc~ radio heat r e>Ctended flat bed dual wht'PIS custom 1nterl0r '5703'ilJ '74 FORD ECOMOLIMI VAN Orenge air cond1tionmg, radio. neater oower steering ~e.eoo miles t55577ZJ . SPECIAL 1976 · ARRow · . . . SALE o.ht-6HJ YolMI • .,._ M.w I t76 Arrow1 •.. lt'1 Yow n.M to S..e IHj °" te. Nro'# ofYowC8'oiu! 11.AMD MEW •n Pl YMOUTH AB.OW 4 speed, 4 cyhnder HiOO oc. engine, vinyl buc.ke.L.S.e.ats~ EiOQ_x 13 tires. (7L24K67301103) 52995 WHAT MORE CANA LITTLE CAR GIVE! (Yahd to 10 p m Sonday. September 5th. 1976. Subject to prlOI' sale.) OPEN -DAILY UNTIL IOP.M. IMCLUDIMG s.tDAY! BUY FROM · • IKE '73 VOLVO 1641 Air au1oma1tc & more (11053JGC) 14799 '74 TOYOTA MAH II WAM>M "' 4 I f p )llf ,.,,..._.., """ft1 fll,.~ \t,,_,ofl' t ... ,.,, •• , 11""111 '2876 '70 TOYOTA coaOLU WAeoM • fl""'j ,., Jo, U'l'lO'l'• ror~ (iqJV'J '1476 '69 TOTQ1'A coaOMA<N. ~ • " ,. ·:.>~.n. lo mllet f1,l.H7~ 'I 176 .,, vw • ,_, 1 ,'A~~! 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SP.ORTS NANCY _ _NA~CY __ 'f-ES .J\LJ~T ARE YOU FRITZI STIL,L WAT CHING TV ? .QKAY ·OKAY SUNDAY, SEPTEMIER S, 1976 wooosrocK ·1s ~APP4' NOW .... YOU'YE B£EbJ SITTt.NG THERE FOR FIVE HOURS ·LOCAL WANT ADS BUT L LOVE TV ME CAN FlNALLV -SA'I THAT ME'S ScfN THE Ll'*T6 OF THE CIT'I ! . ·By Ernie Bushmiller . _Y-OU~E' _H8D_ ENOUGH OF TV--GO OUT FOR A WALK AND REST YOUR. EYES . - I ,Tll .. L. C'ON''r . ~B! W~Y t ~MOLAL.0 HAVE TO CONr:O~M! I>[> t> S!CArA~E EVE~80C'Y Ot'JE~ rr, · THAT~ W._.Y.' YOU SAID YO•. NEVER MF.T M15t:> SPENCER , THA;-YC'' JR Si b fER KNOW£· ~ER! 15 Th~T RIGHT-r , I MAl'GM 1~ ~LA. · . TO MY ICEl='Oi~IE OWN NOSOOY O~tAMMEr! WIL.1. 'HAVE ANYTMINw TOOO WIT~~!! 'Mir. G1"1MMIS-., ..WU..l. 'tOIA PL.EA5E EXPL.AIN TO I~A ,.HA1" l'.AT'"41NG 1'5 NOT A ~AD..f' '-'IJDGE PARKER <1<J<l THAT'S RIGHT! NENDY WC:NT TO COLLEGE WITH 1'Al5S 5F'E· •CER ! THEY WERE ~E ~L GOOO iRIENDS-! ;;;;;;.iiiiiil WHY HAVE FOR TWO THE OT4ER REASON IS THAT I'M OUT OF MONEY 1 -r THOUGHT MAYPlri MISS YOU STOPPf:D P.EA50:~5 ! WENDY ~ERE TO 5~10 THAT IF EVER 5EE MISS I WAS OUT ~ERE I SPENCER ? SHOULD STOP TO SPENCER COULD PUT ME UP FOR A. COUPLE OF OAV6 t MEET HER! ~,.UNTIL I co~;LD FIND A J08! LOOK, I HOPE I DIDN'T OFFEND YOU WMEN I SAID I COULDN'T LEi YOU. 6UY ME &REAKFA5T ! IT'S JUST THAT WE HAVEN'T 8EEN FORMALLY INTRO:- DUCED,,.AND 1 CAN'T ACCEPT FAVORS FROM STRANGERS! • • .. IS ™15 MOVIE A~c,> GOOD I CRAZQ ~ WHEN 11M NE'AR. BIG, STRON~ MOON 1 F~f:L So HELPLESS! H~15SO MANLY! • J • WHAT~ ON~ ™E TV SET! Y EAH , DEREK ! IT'& ABOUT A .SUPERHERO WHO DEFEA15 Hlo E.NEMI £5 BQ TURNI~& IN10 A GIANT BALL BEAR- ING AND CRUSHING 1HEM ! - WHAT'S H lS NAME~ NICE OF MOON 10 T,AKE LITTLE OlD ME ,..... ___ _ "TOTH~ MOVI ES. SUZ IE~ 1'tMES H-AVE CHANGED! COUPLES Go OUT TOGETHER-· ONE DOESN 1T TAKE IHE a OTHt;R. ~~ OJ1,SUZIE--DON'T You REALIZE You'l<E PLAYING A SUB?EJ<YIENT RoCE? ~ WHY, YES; HONEY·· H.MAA ••• 'f·.S CAPTA IN MARBLE.! , . Ye:AH I "'f"'HA.,.- MU S-t e>E:L..ONG -ro -rHe e1G Fet..t..A ON "'f"'HE: -rH I Re:> Ft..OOR ... :r PO....,,.,- KNOW HIS NAM5 • • - ' • • • IWISH I. WAS GOIN' TO MV OLD SCHCX>L.' • TJ.4ATS Naf' A 8U6i YOU DUMMY- ITS A RAISIH ! -. "D 0 a o· MV NAME WI f;L GO-OOw'N-tN EHTOMoLOGICAL HISToRY ! -J'V£ JLISf DIScoVEJ<'ED IHE: OLDEST BUGl~1HE WORLD! OF~ !'i . COURSE! I '• W~LL, AT LeAST THAI EXPLALNS ALL :rf1 E WRI NKL.£5 ! .,__ -.. \ .. tAJJ YOU" TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at lust six diff..-. H ctl In drawi!'I details bttween top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with thOM below. ........,.. "~80'1 't '1-UTII fl UOd '9 '11118'1QI fl Or.I 't '10llHUTII :..:_ ~-::-'-':.~a&ellTP " ~vv ·i ·1ae.1tm p 11 l•H 't :n;iuumo Ila/ Kaulma" ~ lltE MAGICIAN wh o ptrforms this trick claims he can distinguish h1&h cards from low cards just hy touchma tlfem, and proceeds to ---IUllUIN IOARD ---e DO TELL! Wb.t Dluy l)Uy aid wtlen her boes told Mr lhe mould haw bMa In the otftee at t o'clock: ''XWXHXY, XWXHXAXTXHXAXPXPXE· XNXEXD?" Inlow X'a to decipher. e Just !or klck1! UnliCramblt namea or thl'ff klUJna •mu : 1. GRUBY. 2. RECCOS. 3. 80L1FALO. Time limit: 1 minute Heh. '11"1100 I 't 'IW"°S 'S 'A lllfl• 't e P1e1t .. ..,aJr! Nlnt blue IOCb ud 12 re4l OMS are In a dnwer. How many must be dnwn to lftlure a pair or the wne color? ·u op m"" •Mi.t e Rlddle·me-this! What 'a purple and white and baked In an oven? Give up? How about a cream cheett and jelly pltta? demonstra1e. The performer is ~p::rc::=~l'I ~=x:s;::c:::~~~l'll~~ blindfolded, a deck of cards 1s shurned th~ , _ _,.._ ~u~~"' rou&hly and placed in his or her hands, faets forward. Each card 1s finaettd carefully, ind ..___.... .... to everyone's 1maz.e- . ment tens or belier ire iden1ified every tune. How it'.s done: By r:;:~M. prcam naement, the performer has a col-.._..-flo.J~ laborator who &ives lum a nudae with his foot (undenhe tabie) each ~..,...Mil~ 15.....,___,;;;i....;;~;.___;;:1111111..__....,. tune one of the hi&h TO THE VICTOR. . . Which ear tlliftl dft bil nee? Tut cards appears. a sue-. then trace throuch llnee to chec:lt out anawer. e • j • HI NOON! Add eolon neetty ror a hidden picture: 1-tt.ecl 2-Lt. blue. 3-Ytllow. 4-Lt. brown. 5-Flesb. 6-Lt. sr-, • 7-Dk • .-n. 8-Dk. brown. t-Black. 10-P\lrplt. 11~. SPELL BIN DER! SCORE 1 • Po•nlafor uiin1 al l the lett•a in lh• wordibelow l.O form two complele wor(fl, PATERNAL . . . . . ... THIN ICO,. 2 pointa eath fOf all word• of four letteu or more found 1moftl the lett.en. Try to ICION at ltM& II poAnta, ......... ! ...... It .... . ;!• , - - . ·- -. By ·Brown and Casson -. . . :-. . • ~ ~ f-. • ... ~ a>*E1110? ltt.L.LY I AL.L I WANT l'3 A 11-'~&&~'<'G'A<Z '01.) M~A~ 'lbu'f€ CONr~ACr Al • 1so 000 Ptfl .. -50 COfleflTEO YOU T~INIC You ·~~ A ~Urt.Z5TA~? •• ANO ~l~ff Pe~ ce rJ-r r120M Me~cHAN01G1NG, A ~oMei< T:GHrfZi,. I sma11 socie'tq THE:: F'R6'61De.NT ~y~ ~INE:.'55 16 Ge1TI NG Bf=-TTSfZ- / HoW'~ -rn 1t-i~ G'.:?I NG, W1TH Yo v, µa:;Jc{~'? \ La.?~ AT M5! :tW~T ~ANKl<UPT! .- IN JVN~MY 6 LJ-6 I NE:66 DF?of'PE=.D TWE:NTY ~NT- / ... PW5 Pt~fOl?MAr.Jce 60NtJGe~ Ai-l o A~ rNSLJ l2ANC~ POLI CY ~~LINDA ... .• E"lfHe:~ ALL IHA1 I 012 &LS~ A r:ULl: .. LtNGTH Ml~K'OR ON MY LOCli(e~ !it?OR' ! bti brickman IN :ruLY IT DJ?o~O ANoTHSK' 1W&NTY F'ef?cs::NT - ~- ~ AND IN ,ALX;V~T IT Df?o~D THIRTY Ps:S?c~T:t • ' I \ THE "ROYALTY '' CHECK PRESENTED TO THE ClAUSTONES BV BOLO. I.ET ME'SEE YOUR RICiHT HOE, BOLO. SOMETHING ADMERINQ TO YOUR I I HEEL. GORDO PM? IS Y.HA~ YOIJ. ... ANP M~K FIV'RYC4, ktt)Krf P!TC~ING 5£N7ATION Cf TAG I/[TR'01Tl!O!J7, 17 UP TO ~17 U7UAL ANTIC?. Wt.'f<E GOING To HAVE LOT7 Of vt"LOClfY, AN(? 7AL'5 GON~ 7TRIK£ OUT, RIG~T 1: : t I _, MARK ACTUA LLY IALkS TO fHf ~BALL ... -.. By Gus Arriola by Jeff Millar & 8111 Hinds ex.AV, ~L. IAJ£'R£ GOING TO GO JN THfRf A~17 ~R£AK l/OUJN A~D AWAY To BANC{), RIGHT 'f' \( If HAl7 To ~PP£N 7a»Jt:R OR LATfR, M'AT<K .. • I I . . , I-DAil-¥ Pl lOT ~ -· ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA \ SEPTEMBER 5, 1978 . What It's Like to Run for the White House-And Lose Candid Interviews With Barry Goldwater, George~~allace, Hubert Humphrey, George McGovern and Strom Thurmond ' Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Yow Health. .... FOB SEN. CHARLES B. PERCY (R.-IU.) Will A.erica eon boclc docoa fr'orra U. currml eociaUalic INrMlP If .o, IM>eo eotlld llM b. ~ plWaerll-A..dmo F. Y~ IJowbo,...-, IU. • If you ddiDe •socialistic trend" u a tendency for an eve-r- enlarging government to by to do all tbinp for all people, I believe the momentum already has stopped or eveo reversed itself. Tbe national mood demands better government, not higge(. Leaden in both parties appear to reoognbe this. FOR OUVIA NEWTON-JOHN Do you f•I aay MW of ....,..Mity to ... 1CM111C people wt. follow ,_ .... .,.._ -C?-LP.,. Newart, Ohio e IWnitely. I know bow impnssiooable t....,,..,.. md young people are (J was, and st11l am), so rm very careful about what I do and .aiy. J won't do a song that might hurt anyooe. I review about 200 to 300 sonp a week. My pro- ducer and I go through them and pay particular attention to the lyrics. U the music is good but the lyrics are bad- t bat !Of'lg is out. FOR .BVRT llEfNOl..DS Wliitll-. GI,._..__,. mories ..._ m.ede dN ....... 61. .. U. oe )'OUP-Jaice C6e1' 1 llki. Sagialrw, Mida.. • "Deliverance'" was my deli~ into bigger and better feeture ma.. FOR DR. JOYCE 8RC11'BERS How clo ,_ f..a abc..e wifely illlldelity?-C. E. Wenlig. o.,._. 8-ela. Fla. el catainty doo't recommend it. Unfaithfulness inevitably leads to divon.-e. Some say that when women become inter· ested in other men. it results in their ..,.,reciating their husb.w:ls all the more. I still say it's better to look for the positives in each other rather than the negatives. FOlt A8E VICODA, ·p.-· on TV'1 •8-ftey Mflln" How does it feel to achieve fame and suceeu in middle age? -T.W., '•-•,Pa. e I'm taking It all moden.tely~fve always fek th8t just making enough money to keep your head above water was 11n accomplishment-and that's what I did for 25 years. But I'm t'f\joyinJt my money. I stay at the Waldorf when I'm in New York. I bought a car and paid cash. But I'm always fC(lln(t to cujoy eatiug hot tlogs. Unlike "Fish,• I have a healthy aP11Ctite and ~ d~I FOlt THE •ASK THEM fOUltSEl.F EDITOlt I've llOtbd ,.__., a mew ._.. -• by J.....aine S..-. How .e.a ...... , ow.· ... die a ,.., qo?-Mn. s,w Ra.cit, Mcet;sa ..,., Ala. e ·~" was the last boolr. wriltrn by Jacqueline Susann liefore she died. She was a courageous wcman and kept her 1llncu a JeCftt until almc:.t the end. One of the last Lhinp she did be£ore sut'Cwnbing was to vi.dt a friend. also dying ol caDCC"r, an<l give her a llCI? talk. Bonk-publishing clreles are W(Wldering whether "Dolores• will become a best 'lt!IJcr. as clid previous Susann boolr.s ("Valley ol the Dolls," "The Love Machine." "Once b Not Enough"). whose sue· l-esi was due u much to the author's dynamic personality uml cn<'rgetlc promotion. 1" lo the novels thcnuclves. Irving ~tan,fleld. the IQIO 1111thors hu."hlllnl, is trying to Jo wh11t. hi" wire would have cl0t1e and think~ he'll St1C.'Ceetl. Yet government at all levels will remain a major £actor in our daily lives, accounting for about one-third ol our expand- ~ national product.~ oi the basic ·socialistic" of recent decades. u Social Security and medical insurance for the aged. have become pennaoent and valuable fixtures in our system. Our objective should be to bold the line at the 33l level For combined Federal, state and local e.~tures, and evet1 to reduce it if possible. Ot.berwUe the trend toward an alkonsuming government ~resume • FOii SALLl FIEW, ••of .. S~ ffungn/• WMt .. ,... ,. _.._ --.... mrriac iD -n. FlyiAg Nta .. --.P-J.T .. Medford, Ore. • Everything. because it was so stupid and such a jolce. What sticks out most in my mind. for i.nst.aooe, was that ML It was so big, I couldn't get into the bathroom with it- 1 bad to go in sideways, Ulr.e a aab. And I oouldn't tAke it atf-ll was kept in place by pins, at least 185.0001 FOR /VUE W NDON How did ,... wt ,.... ............ Bobby Troup?-U.. Wil. AAllrille. PL e I met Bobby in a nightclub wt.-his trio was playing. I bad gone there with a group of friends who knew him, md they introduced UL FOil ANN WEDCEWOllTB I saw you iD ......,.. .. with Jac:lc Pabnce. b he u sinister iD real life• .. ii 0. ... .,..?-J.M., Asbury Pait, N.j. e He's the euct opposite-gentle, considerate, li:ind and aompanionate. 8-ts me why he's always cast as a heavy. I think he's more the lover type. The minute he walb into a room, you can sense it. He has that magnetic quality which ~ aput from everyone else. FOR 0 . ]. SIJll'SON Is it ~ that the real reason you want to leave the Bulalo Bills is Because the Bills' manapment woo't spend enough lo .-Ca ..a.. 1 1 hip tamP-jolia W...._, Cuba, OIUo • The reason I asked the Bills to tnJe me to a West COast team had nothing to do with championship teams. ff I doo't play oo the West Coast next season, 111 be away from my family for six months. This could be too much of a strain un my family ties. I'd rather quit football than go through that iepa.ration. ,ATIUCtt M. UMllCEY, Eucutive V P.-Salea Dir O..WL ..... Ad M~; ....... IL~ Aho<:. b si.m Mot.:,,.."-·"· Weslem Mgr , ~a AMI, Oetr0tt Mgt. .......... ··--Uedl ............ Cell!., "-' D'Al••tn ••· Martuttlno Mgr.; ,,.... ....... Prom Dir.; c.,t Der, Md1ng. "*f.,_lt •LATIOMI: ~ O. ~ and Laa •LU8. V.P.1 and Co·Olrec1ora, ...._. H .......... Mgr, "'94. ..... lt Klt'llCll: ..... .J.C.......,Mgr.;.---o ... ..,, 8u11nt11 Mannger: ~ leM!er, Promotion ...,._.. Ale...,, Pubhc Ra1111on1 Mgr a.-~ a. Dntdow, Cl'l111rmen Emeritus Heedouanera 94r Loidnoton Ave . N v., N.Y 10022 OfTOltlAL: ...,_...,.._,Managing Eidllor NcMN ¥....._Alt Director ......,. .......,_,Senior Ed itor ..... "-,Food Ed1lor A1eoc111e Edlt0<1: ._ lloOldrttf, Mel L---. &lalle....., Aa1t. M Director ... II oetw.no, Ari; Gaon. ...,, P1c1urH Contrtbuhno Edll0<a &..-., lefta•lll.. ~ CwTM. ,.., '· a. .......... ., . Anita S--r. Edit Au l , Mery LOftf • llllNWACT\llllMO: Ncllef• ......... VP ·DmK.lor "4IMrta C....._. Makeup t.4i1r HeleM ......... ProducllOll Mgr 1978 FAMILY WEEl<LV, INC All ttghll resetvod -How It F@els1o Run for President- And Lose Re rleetlons of Five Great Men · Who Might Have C hanged The Course of Hlsfory l••e rvl"'711 •Y Fra•ee8 S patz l..elgllt- Contriootlng Editor FAMILY WEEKLY sought out five men who made the big race In past Presidential elections and asked them these Important que.tlons: How would history have been different had you succeeded in your bid for the Preai- dency? What were the major things you stood for, and do you stlll feel you were right? Are you glad or aorry lhat you ran? If you had It to do over again, what would you do differently? Do you reel bitter about your loss? Would you still have run for offlce"had the wor1d and the nation been in the ahape It Is today? And, finally, what advice do you have for the current candidates? Thia Is what they s8'd: HUBERT HUMPHREY (Democratic Party-1968) In 1968 Hubert H. Humphrey received lesa t.hen one-percent fewer popular votee than Richard Nixon-31,275, 185 10 31 ,785,- 480. Having turned down the chance to try again In the primaries of 1978, Humphrey has been touring the country, promoting his new book, "The Education of • Public Man" (Doubleday, 112.50), dnlgned to tell what ll'a really like to be a U.S. Senator and a Pr .. ldentlel candidate. Had I ~come President in 1968, things would ind«<! he different today. A Humphrey Adm1nn1rat10Jl V'Ould have wor .. e<J to hnng mor\! one.I more of the mtnonhcs into th.: mnmstrcam of Amcri· c:1n life. And th:it includes women. I would ~y the f111l11re 10 bring in women 11110 puhlic ltl e to lhcir full pofC1l,J1:1I is a 11:ii;1c h1S\ A llumphrey Adnun1•lration "''"'Id have helped hnng a~lut a more 111tcgm1,•J ~·)C~ty. A tfon1phrcy Admin· l\lr.1111111 would hnvc given America a much ",under \!Conomy. I he Nixon Ad- """"lration rcnlly hod nu economic policy CXl'Cpl to let lhe law nf the m;irkel· J'lul~ tnkc over, regnrdlc" nf the t(>ll m h11m11n mi,cry. 'I he Nh.un l\Jmini•lra- lhm l(hl the llllUllCOlunl 1n the war un poverty n' well U!> 111 our efforts lo push lo rwunl lll1 c1v1I right,. I have oo h111cr n1e11111riC'I of my c:.1mp111gt1. hut I hove ti.11J mcmori~-lhc Ch1cagl1 { 01wcn11on. lhc nots in the 4 • FAMILY WEEKLY, S.pt•"'be' S. lt7t 1treets. We came out or that C.Oovcotion wounded and bleeding and scured. If I could change one thing about that cam- paign. I wouJd have bad the Coovcntion just one month earlier. We wen: short of lime. wc·necded time to heal wounds, to plan and organize the campaip. to raile funds and to lay out our programs few America. Would I run for office today? I c:er· t.ainly would. Ca.ndidatcs today have it much easier. Remember that when I ran in the 60's this country bad gone thfOlllb violence and great social unrest-civil riou. the assassination or a Ptesidcnt, the auassination or Martin Luther King, the assassination of Robert Kennedy, the burning of <>Yr cities and a divisive war in Vietnam. J'_o_nm_f~ in that kind ot political climate was almost impos- sible for somcqnc of the iocumbeot party. "If I could change one thl~ about the 1968 cam- paign, I would have had the Convention just one month Mrlter." . -Sen. Hubert Hwnplvey- I had to take the blame for everything. However. I am certain that had I been Prc:sidcril. wt would have been out of the Vietnam war a year or two 500ncr. which woukt have had a hcalioc effect on the country. My message to 1hc candidates of today is 10 run a campaign that lifts the spirit. What the candidates. can do more than . anyone else 1s bring about a renewal o( idealism. helping our people 10 know that the United States is still a young country with a future before it. Our hl11tory of the past is hut a reminc.lcr of things yet to be done. I wont this campaigf1 in the Bicen· lennlal year of 1976 to ~ nnc that op· peals to the hc11t that ~ in us. BARRY GOLDWATER (Republican Party-1964l In 11&4 Beny Ooldwet« let hl1 Senate term expire when he became the .. ... George llcGoW9m RefNblic:art Prwldenttat-nomlMlr,runnlng-- on a platform ao conMf'Vative lhat he had to take a lot of ribbing about being the "18th-century.. candidate. He received only 52 electoral votes against the -486 of Lyndon B. JohMOn'a landslide victory. l have some hard advice foT the cur- rent can<lidatcs, iJ they wifl open their can. One, tell the truth and the whole truth. When the American people arc leveled with, their reaction ii perfect. Two, do not promise things that you know you can't deliver. All of today's candidates arc doing that. Three, do not try 10 run your races pitting Jew against Gentile. Black against White, etc.; run your campaign as if all Americans a.re the same and have a basic love for our country. Four. be real, be yourself, admit what you honestly believe, don't play around wilh the future of a country that is ol· ready in serious difficulty. I have no bill\!r memories of my Prcsi· dcntial race. But I still believe that if President Johnson had been willing In tell AmericaM the truth, particularly on the Vicl.nam War, he would have made a far better Prcaklenl than he turned out to ~. Alao, had he leveled on the true cco· nomic situation or 1he country,· things could have been different today. I'm glad I ran. It was probably the finest clpcriencc I will ever have in my li(e 01t1aidc of living with my family. l~arncd what a wonderful country we have and what a superior people we American~ ore. When 11 mun loses by 60-40, there arc just 10,0 many things that could be brought up that one might do d ifferently. But I 11ill believe hiJtory hu proven me right. I don't like lhe word vindicated. especially when my country i!I In such bod 11hapc ~ausc of all 1he foolish mi!I· lakes made by lhc Johnson Administr11· Co111i11111•1I Gn1$5Seed -Will Never Grow A Lawn UkeThis! Ft9MPmrt.._..1bMlunl ... Now. Special lntroductorf Ofter. UpTo•AmuDJ ZoplaG,_ PlugeFREE @bservations Ul9 ... _,,........,..... Old you know lhal you go through eight stages 1n lhe course of your lifetime? With a cnsis in each one? That's how renowned psycho- analyst Erik H Erikson describes the human lite cycle. His concept has been _put into a perceptive and enter· .. tain1ng blend of anmahon. dialogue. narration. muslC. and-colorcalled-ewwr- ..,.. llldle ... c.au.I You can see it ne)C( Friday OYer CBS-the season\ first Mobil SltoeK-p<esentatt00. Cicely Tyson 1s the hostess. and she's aSSlsted by an array of an.mated characiers. Tune In b a 90-mirote look at yourselt-<Wld what you can e)(J)eCt from Ille. 0 Economic primer. Jayton. Texas, used to struggle to keep its publie schOol gOtng. Money came lrom taJ<1ng drought-prone farm and ranch lands. Then 011 was discovered nearby Today. taxes paid by the oil companies proVlde 95% ol the costs ot the school district. and Jayton has a new pubhc education complex Its live buildings house an elementary school, a htgh school. a gymnaS1um. an industrial arts workshop, and a home economics unit. There are also a swim- ming pool, lighted tennis courts. and a football stadium. A pretty good case. we think, tor sound 1ndustt1al development. whether from Oii or anything else Also a preny good argLfl'lent tor opening more areas off U.S. coasts to offsho<e dnll1no. nm.ey rM&J ...,., Labor Day weekend is a good lime 10 think aboot ,OOs And that means a strong economy W11h America's labor force grOWIOg at the rate of about 1 5 million a year. the private sector has to be encouraged-not torn apart And that bnngs us 10 the oil W'ldustry. which brings us to the Senate testimony of John J Colltns. who has 10< 35 years been an advisor to labor unions Speaking about a"empts to bust up Otl companies, he said "II you consider a maior integrated oil company a~ an ec0t 10m1C asset whatever faults these imper· lect compet11es may have can be corrected without 1nV1hng the economic and national chaos which surely will lotlOw the breakup ol msllluttons which have grown organically and have taken generations to mature 0 Energy ..ver? "Mob11 1," as we' hope most people now know, is our new brand of synthes1Led engine lubricant, which not only outperforms conventional motor Otis but can actually improve gasoline mileage One or our competitors notes that much more processing energy 1s needed 10 make syn1hehcs. hke "Mobil 1." than to make conventtonal motor 011 Fatr enough, but that's only hall the story Making a barrel ol "Mobil 1" does take aboot half a barrel more procesS1ng fuel. but each barrel ot our new lubt1cant could save the energy eQu1valent of up 10 6 6 barrels ot crude Oii when used instead of conventlOOal on So we'll keep right on making "Mobil I .. And conserving energy .,.,. .... o.C"~ Presidential Losers co"''""~" I tioo. But. bad I been Prcsidcat, there woukl have beat a v ~ick CC1Ation of the war io South Vietnam. I would have fought the war to win it, and I would have used the Stralegjc Air Com- .. , would hne used the Strategic Air Command In a comptete, non-ftuclN.r-- bomblng ot-North Vietnam. I think we'd have won In a mand in a compJcte, non-nuclear bomb- ing or North Vietnam. I think we'd have won in a week. Having done that, we would have saved billions of dollars, and the general welfare and happiness of the ~ope would have been better. GEORGE McGOVERN (Democratic Party-1972) In 1972 George McGovern received only 17 etectoral votes-14 from Massachusetts and three from the District of Columbia. Disrupting the McGovern c.mpalgn was lhe • re¥elallon that his running mate. Thomu Eagleton, had once bfien hospltal· l:red lof "neNOUs exhaustion." I have been vindicated. I repeatedly warned that the Ni.xoo Administration wu the most corrupt in our history. and I pledged to replace it with a Presidency that would seek to find and speak the truth. U l bad ~n Presi cnt for the past three-and-a-half years, I am convinced that the American people would have a greater sense or confidence and pride in their Govemmcn~ ow economy would be less burdened by unemployment; "If I had It to do over again, I know what I would do differ- ently. I would be far more careful about the selection of my running mate." -Sen. George McGovern there would be a much more effective workmg relationship between the Con- gress and the Executive Branch; our relations with the vast populations or the developing countries would be more har- monious; there would be a greater sense of brotherhood and concern for each other among the American people. I don't feel bitter about my Prcsidcn- ti1I race, but I am disappointed and rcare1ru1 that I was not able to communi- cate my poaitions ~uer to the American people. I urged the reform o( our tu structure to h«:lp the middle clau. I urged that we conven some of our u~ive mllitary 1~nd1ng to rebuilding our railwayt, eon· atrucllng puhhc transit facilities and strengthening our cities. I advocated re· placina the prC$Cnt wetrarc tanalc with a a • FAMILY '#£EICLY, ~..,... i, 1911 unifonn minimum income ftoor. I 6- nanced my cam~ign larzely by single contributions given by mott than a mil- lion people, aod these contributions were publicly disclosed. AU or t~ positiona have b«n vindicated. Lookin.& back, I am pleased I ran for President I feel the issues raised in that campaign. the new Ideas developed and- the people who entered the political p~ c:ea will have an impact in the yean to come. But if l bad it to do over, I tnow what I would do diffe~olly. I wouJd be far more careful about the aelectioa of my runnin3 mate. The person cbolcn for that office should be very well known by the Presidential candidate. I would also take gTCater care to prevent n>Y positions on issues from being distorted. As for advice to the cunent Prcsiden· tial contenders. I believe that the cand1· dates should address themselves to the issues. Pnankly, I don't think ~he Demo- crats can win the Presidency unless Caner is willing to discuss the social and economic changes needed in this country. Historically, if voten are asked to choose between two candidates or the SlalUS quo, they will choose the most apparent defender or the status quo-and that's usually a Republican. GEORGE WALLACE (American Party-1968) In 1968 Gooiefnof' George WaUMie ot Atabam1 ran for President on the Ameri- can Party ticket 1galn11 Richard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey. He received an amazing 10 million votes. He ran 1galn In 1972, but was paralyzed by an assassin's bullet. His third try-in 19764tnded In defeat lo Jimmy Carter In the primaries. I have never seen a person who could second-guess history. It's too easy to say that if I had been President, I would have done so and so and things would be dif- ferent today. But ~ am certain that had the programs I stOod for been adopted, we would have a Government closer to the people, and the middle-class citizen in lhis country would not be carrying such a burden of taxation and inftation. And we wouldn't have had llll this boon· dogghng, either. our welfare program, Social Security, the mess with railroads and J>05t otllcc. And, I assure you. we would ~ first in military defense. :rhe programs that I advocated in t964, 1968 and 1972 arc programs that other candidalC5 for the Presidency arc now 11ayins 1.rc the right programs. They don't say they ure Wallace program.~. which they arii, hut they claim the crcd11. In 1972, and again in 1976, niy foreign·poJ1cy position waa "Peace: Through Strength." Today President ForJ Ult$ the11e exact three word~. Pr.1nkly, I don't give a huul who gct5 credit, so long H the people of this country set the hcn<:ftts. My concern i that the candidates arc sayina these Contlnurd on fXIRt I J . . • ..,......,.. • ...._ .. ~co • • That is the question. With all the slings and arrows that have been aimed at smoking, you may well be wondering why you smoke at all. If you don,t smoke nobody is urging you to start But if you do smoke, you may enjoy it so much you.don't want to stop. There's the rub. Because if you do smoke, what do you smoke? . The cigarettes of the past provided a lot of smoking pleasure but they also delivered a lot of the 'tar, and nicotine the critics have aimed at. And most of the new wave brands with low 'tar' and nicotine taste like a lot of hot air. But now Vantage has entered the scene. . Vantage is the cigarette that succeeds in cutting down'tar' and nicotine without compromising flavor. While Vantage isn't the lowest 'tar' and nicotine cigarette you'll find, it probably is the lowest one you 11 enjoy smoking. If you smoke, try a pack of Vantage. 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I I I • I I L-------------------------------J i YOURS FOR ONLY $2.00 · . ~"I RECOMMEND THESE FOODS AS MEDICINES '' FOR ALL THESE AILMENTS •• • Yes, foods which Dr. Morrison has found to have the same pharmacological actions as medicines themselves, but without the dangerous side effects! , This Special Report by Marsh Morrison-1he silis, aod socne fonm of neuritis, like that suffered "Dean" of American cbiropracton-is by far the witb burning feet,.! IMltwide~y ~oyed &!ogle piece~ information he 11fE FOOO.MEDJCINE "moll useful to beJp bu ever distributed to bas fellow chiropractors! Over the body bum up ellCCll fat, by turni.nf up the /llllM J 300 oopiea have been asked for from pnccici.ag in your botly's f01~bllrrtifl6 oven"/ ~~overtbeworld!~Nlngwitsl'Q!ll'•.~~he recommeods for in tlW 1~ /united o/fer, f<N only $2.00 compkte nem>protcction, 'Ud ••power~rive~ ... to 11ve you ALL THESE Maflh Morrison and lab"! rttomme""4tion.s-TRB FOOD-MEDICINE that he reports bas dis-~ FOOD-ME.DICINE ~ con!ains an i.&-50lwd gallstones within tbe pJJ-bl8dder, as deter- gred1cn.1 that acts like ~ bronchi~ anospasmodic. mined bT before-.and-afier x-rays. Plus. he-uys. "the Th.at dilates the, bronchial tubes in asthma auac~ pains o gout have lessened and then altogether qwce natur~ly,_ an the same manner that the MD s ceased. Even liver problems have given way-alcohol drug acts artdicially. drinlten who suspect cinbosis of the liver should be nm FOOD-MEDICINE that is "vastly helpful,'' culled ... "! bo1h in cases of cons1ipa1ion and diarrhea. THE FOOD-MEDICINE he recommends for _THE. Or:'LY _FOOD-M~O~ClN~ known !Ocon-those whose skin is sallow and Ufeless ... a "com- lam s~1c~lic ac1d-1he active mgr~ent or virtually plcxion improver" attributed by one of the queens all pa~n-~e!"S· Thercf?re. from tbis day on, reach of Europe, and her mother, as responsible for their for .this debc~ous food mstead of drugs, and e$Cape internationally-famous fine skin! their brutal nd~lllJ/ THE FOO · " nm FOOD-MEDICINE scd I tel 'th .. ood . 0-~0ICINE h.e Slates IS almost I rf .. . u a Y.wt g spccdk: for heart disease, parucularty coronary ar-~~ cases of glaucoma and general mt.er-ocular tery disease, alhersclerosis, etc. Tests at the Univer- THE FOOD-MEDICINE th t · '---t f de . ~ity of Miami retta1ed quite ext:raordinary decreases . a as ~ or lox.-10 total ten1m cbmestetol when ii was used u sub-fymg the system! sta't··•-f •• u ... ~ f t ~ .. , THE FOOD-MEDICINE that tends to cleanse -or o ........ ,, a ty .,,.,..ucts -the bile duct, and n:lieve associated paint . 11tE ~.D-MEDICINE he ~ h11 these THE "PEP-ME-UP .. FOOD MEDICINE that VII~ results. Women who 1uffcr painful meoltrual cootaina a 1t111urol sugar content of ovw:r 20~ ~ . penods are~· and abnormally profuse meostroal lherefore providing higbly-energiz;jng snack without flow les9ens r . the distreuing side-effects and over-all harmfulness nm FOOD-MEDICINE which appears to ovu- of ordinary candy bars! Called by Dr. Morri19n: come a tendency lowllds nuucl~weobtall "easily as 'medicinal' as such drug-and-ph1rmaceu-11fE DELICIOUS NA TURAL-NUI' FOOO. lk:al i1ems as the fancily touted 'Elixers' and 'Iron ME~ICJNB he recocJ?mends (~ "~ people who Compounds'! , •. but ~t cons only pennies tn thdT are ill and seek 10 gain and m11nwn heal1.h. More dollOTs"I than anything else within my lcnow~ge. they con- THP. FOOO-MF.DICINE he considers "elttraor-lain the element that many aiek penons need so dinarily u~ful" for sore 1hroats! Since it "digests ~r~tely. Al rew u a mere d<nen added. to the away !he disca.'IC:d or useless throat tissue. wltlle not dairy diel have helped clear up a variety of 11lments oJ/lttting tht> htolthy /i"meot of the throat"/ tltal not/tint elae JUmed to .-melt"! THE FOOD-MEDICINE he points out has been THE POOD-MEOICINB be strongly advise. for u~J since Bihlical times , .. and is used today by deeJ>;«&ted colds, since it "cuts ~ mucu.. relaxes Europeans "who live 10 age I 00 while active and the tissues and IOOthes It the same time ... not only regularly cml?loycd"! ReP?rtcd to relieve intestipal shakes almost every col~ out of ui~ence .. , but sas. cure slun dlscues, induce 1he expulsion of ~ ~ near:marvels 1n cues of pnckly heat. giv· phlegm and mucus. ~ucc: high blood p~\ure and ing relief in u little 11 h1I~ an hour ... and also ef· C$pecially allcvlatc lhc distressing chotunf' senulion fects wonden, it appcan, in CateS of puffy eyelids"! of the heart problem lmown 1H angina pectoris! THB FOOD-MBDICINE uteful for thyroid cun THE fOO().MC!OICINE th11 not only enables and tbote with deficient energyt the body 10 make the required quantity and quality llfE FOOO.MEDICINE he ull1 "Nature's own .• of rod blood cells, but also "protects against such n11Ural antibiotic"! "Ettn when applied to opeo ll(t'VOOS and vi ual ailmcnls as palsy. eye lie, diplo-wound$. .. ho says, "the pouibillty of blood poison- pia. anct even swelling, hypcrthrophlc arthri1is, bru-ins ls 1YOkted." . . MAIL NO RISK COUPON TODAY! ~ HUl.nt ................ 1!721 1Mll l.W. a. AIL. 0,. Lim. AL 13111 GenUemcn: Pleuc ruab me a c:opy ot Dr. Morrisoa'a .. 1 llECOMMENDTHESE FOODS AS MEDICINES -FO• All THESE AILMENTS ...... #80191. I undenuad that the booklet ia mine for only $2.00 plua 25~ pollqr: and baodlin,s. I may eumine it for a full JO da11 .a you.r rilk or retun it tot a ful nfwld. ,.,_print ITA'IW DP AIMMIT WIH w-. l.C., "-C. Le1 us give you just 1 few of I.he lll0$l out- standing flletl; He has been recognized, by his pro(ession, as one of its mosi prominent leaders, for de- cades! His 1eachings have been .beiled, in print, by hundreds of chiropractort. Thou- sands of chiropracton have flocked to hear him during his lecture lours in 35 major cities of the United Stales-plus Montreal, Toronto, London, Brussels, and other world capitals. Chiropractic doctors have repea1edJy and gladly paid $60 to S 120, just to a1tcnd one weekend seminar with him. Some of them, unable to attend have paid SIS, simply for a 20-pqe copy of his Jecturc notes. Now Marsh Morrison has decided that le~hing chiropractors how to take away pam .•• how to start natural healing again- iJ Ju.st not enough! Despite the vast good that lhese dedica1cd men and women do 111 over Amc:ric.t. thue are still milll<HU o/ people who are not reached by them! A NI they should have I~ right to benefil' from thue secrets too! TifE FOOD-MEDICINE he uses to clear kidney gravel oul of &he syatem. llfE FOOD-MEDICINE he marks off as l*ful' in internal sores, pin ulcers, bleeding of the gums. THE FOOD-MEDICINE he .-ecommend• 10 stimulate hair growth! . THE FOOO.MEDICINB he says "will re-min- eralize the long bones of older people, and thus pro- vide needed protection against frac1ures for them"! . AND DOZENS MOREi All yours for only S2.00 in this Jtartllng Special Repon, oefcr before released by Dr. Morrison to 1hc lay public, and n1i11ble for sale nowhere else bu1 1hrough this advenisemcntl Why no1 send for it •.. today/ HEAL 111 SIMPUFll!U, INC., 0ete. I 2'n5 I 3'M N. W. 454' A .... O,. Lecb, Jlta. 3Jt5' Meat Loaf Like You've Never Tasted! (From a Famous Couple•s Dining Table) .................. Lo9f•11lllfl ... md 7"COllllRI "'"9d T1m11111 MEAT LOAF MAGNIFIQU£ 1Mi ......... ..... 1 ...... '°"' ....... . 2 a.,.,...... or wllMe..,.... CNMbe Mi-.1111 • ., •••• 11 -_,. c,..du.,1111,...., Mic,..eow...-,..,......,....._. ~ .............. ~ a.,.lllDMe 'aa•• 211t:l11, GIM......, or ........ 1 C9l (1ft w.l ooc ...... en.-of • 1hr11•-.. ....... . 2 ........ , ........ --.- ai a"•• ,......,, tor ..,.,.._ 1. ln la~ bowl, combine beef, sauaqe, crumbs, chopped musbrooma, panley, IOUr cream. ega and l/.t cup of the wine; blend thorouabJy. 2. Place~ cup of tbe aliccd mushrooms in bol- tom or sreucd 8-c:up rina mold. Spc?oo meat mixture over m&.mbroonu. Bab in 3SO• P. oven for I hour. S. About 10 minutes before meat loaf is done. melt butter in aaucepan and add remaining cup aliced mushrooms. Cook. atirring uotil lightly browned. 4. Blend in IOUp and rema.ining wine smoothly and heat, stirring occas.iooally, until hot. Serve with meat loaf and pocatoes. Garnish with a little sprinkle of panley. Mak.es 8 s~rvings ZUCCHlNI STU~ TOMATOES l..._tar1._. ,.. ................. I _... auocNN, diced (ebout 1 lb.) ~ "· ....... 11-. lltoed 1 ......_ Oftloft, cttopp1d 1 ... .-UC. llMcecl 1 .. llllDDft .... Mi .... pa111n.,.. ,.. .... ,.°" ........... few twte'8 ff""1J lfound Madi ,..._.. , ......... cnMt ..... 1. Preheat oven to 3SO" P. 2. Cut a thin slice from top of each tomato; acoop out pulp, lcavina a '4 -inch shell. O.op pulp. S. In large skillet, melt butter; add tomato pulp, zucchini, musbrooma, onioo, garlic, salt. auaar, bai.11 and pepper. CCllOk over low heat. stirring frequently, until l'DOlt or the liquid has evapo- rated (about IS minutes). Stir in croutons. t. Spoon miuurc into tomato aheUa. Place tomatoes in shallow bating dish. Bake for 20 minutes. Mtdu 8 xrving1 'AMILY MUU.Y, ..... Miier i , tt1e e U .. , don't deserve the credit for this one," says Food Editor.._..,., Ha....._ "The recipe was _'loaned' to me by Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara. the famous theatrical couple who do all those funny wine commercials. But try It-you'll love itf" - ---~ I • ---· I ...J Warning: The Surgeon General Hes Determined That Cigarette Smokilg Is Dangerous to Your Health. IM ICENr Golden. [1ghts . .. I I I I I I I I I r ~ SPECIAL OFFER T9 OUR READERS -·""' Linit one cartridge with coupon frDlll this ad only NEW &ORDERLESS PRINTS Off• end• Dec. 31. 1978 We we Kodak peper. e MRUOl.ANO ""°"o, •t?• O Here ia m;y cartfidce of 12-npoeure KodacoJor I film. I am enclosinr 11.2.5 with thil ..,.cia1 coupon. I I I I I I I I I L CfTY STATE Zll" 'WM J ---------------------------- People Quiz _.,. ........ ~ Let's See How Well YOO-iteally Know Your Newspaper TRlle OR FALSE? 1. The way people vote is influenced by the opiniolll ot their favorite newspaper. 2. Newspaper readcn and non-~ per raden repraent two separate and diatinct types a.od lifestyles.. I. Newspaper readcn are fickle, and their belief and trust in a aiVea paper sutler markedly wheu they find occa- sional errors or inaccuracies in its stories. 4. More often than not, people interpret editorial cattoom quite differently than the cartoonist intended. 5. Moat people who write lettEn to news.- paper advice columns blame everyone but themsdves for their problems. a. "A picture ii worth a thousand words" .and re.gistus with pater im_pact on the newspaper reader than a descriptive news story on the aame IUbject.. ANSWERS 1. True. Studia conducted by the Uni- venity of Michipn'a Survey llaean:b •Center &bow that "even when other con- sidentiona arc taken into·acc0unt (per- aonal factors such as puty identification and pre-election vote inlaltion), voters' Choices arc mated to endonement.s by newspapen to which they arc expoeed." Tbeee resulta indicate that readers are heavily inftueoced by the views of their favorite newspaper. 2. TrM~. Broed-tealc surveys conducted by iavatip.ton frtm. two lea4jng uni- versities have ahown that pcopl.e who do rad new.papen lead more interesting livea, mate more money, are better edu· cated and are aeoerally more succaUul than non-newspaper readers. Surveys also Show that ''fhc aame type of people who did not read dally newspapers a dec- ade ago are still not readina them." I. Fabe. Univen.ity of Wiscoosin studies have ahown that the occuional notice o( inaccuracies ( omiaiom, milquota, etc.) hu little effect on general aatiltaction with a newspaper. Moat readers are in- clined to feel that newapapen-like peo- le-are only human and that it is natural that erron io editina and reporting slip by now and then. •. True-~ina.to a Syraa.e Univer- sity study to see whether major U.S. car· toonista are commuaicatina their mes- saaea to the public. A number of cart6oiil .. were ahown to a random aamplina of people from all walb of life. Their ii). terpretatiom of the cutoom were then compared with the meaoinp contributed 11 e •AMtLY MDU. Y, l1011aer S. 1tM True or F•a..? Newspaper readers are fickle, and their belief and trust !J\a given paper suffer markedly when they find occa- sional errors or inaocuracies in its stories. (See No. 3) by the cartoonists lherftlelves. Findinp: "The majority of persons in each IW'Vey did not receive the cartoonists' messaaes correctly and completely disagreed with what the artists had in mind." (This does not mean there is any lack of m.ean· ing in the cartoons. What it shows is that many reade.rs receive pictorial meuogn . other than those intentkd by tlu cartoon creaton.) 5. True. A p1ychological study which analyzed a representative crOS1-section of letters sent to newspaper advice col- wnm revealed these interest.in& findings: "Seventy-tcven percent of the lettera de- scribed problema i.ndicatina inler~r~l _ or ;ntropenonol difliculdo. Of thae, the vut majority (73' percent) placed the blame oo aonvone el.re. (Family mem- bers were cited u the chief villalm, fol- lowed by friends, acquaintances, boues, etc.) Only 27 percent deacribed tlum- ulves as the source of their problem: ('I overeat'; 'I constantly hear humming noises,' etc.) . " t. F alu-u evidencicd by an in-depth study made at Ohio University which "uplorcd the question of whether aharp pbotoarapbs would be rated by readers u having more emotional impact than detailed verbal dacriptions ol the pi<> tured event Contrary to pred~ion. verbal descriptions on the whole actually received aliahtly hiaber ratinp than pic- tures." It is ooted, however, that pktura do help in grabbina readen' ,_ immediate attention. 11.w ............. of Vicious Itching • Dry SlJft ltdMt • V119lnal & ledal lt<Mne • lnMCt lltes •cw1,.a lashes ,.._ lit( fMC .... 'vdae NMd ,,_ .al ti.tit of 11<1•1 •1111 ._.."'""' e re-Metlluti-Oocton ltoo• LAMACAlft'1 PfO'Pm ..,_....._ lldpe atop ltclll•I fa.C. 'lllee Ull&e•N• --.~ .... lb~el --dlladl9 ............. ..... 1Ma1i11s-....,.ac.uoa-ttie1M1'lewdoe IOI .. ,...,°'I a. .. a&ra. .. ar• le~~ Presidential Losers Co111inu,J /rom f'Oltt' 6 thfogs because it's the way the majority think.. They bow they can't get decccd u:nJc:a they agree with tbe majority. Oocc in otficc. their perfonnaoca never match their promilcs. If I bad my ~ campaign to do over again, I don't believe I would cbaQIC what I did "' . what I said. Somebody ukcd me if I woukl have beeo more carclul 10 tbat I wouldn't have been shot. Wdl, when you're a candidate. there is DO way to be ................... ?~ ..... ......,, .............. ........... ....,, memoriee of ..... cler8 In ......... pit.a ..... 1'9CO"'J." -Gov. George w .. 1ace more careful. If somebody wanes to shoot you. you can't Mop it. Bitter memories? No-I have happy memories. I evea have happy memories of those days in the hospital and in recovery. The wonderful way the Catholic Sisters cared for me at Holy Cross Hospital aod the 600,000 letters that I r:cccived will stay with me as long as I live. I am very close to winning enough electoral votes to send the dectioo to the llouse ol Repte- scntat.ives for final determina- tion. The lhift of only a small number ol"Yotc:s in a few autcs -a meR 20,000 votes in two llates-would have been suffi· cic:at. Evco IO, I can say with satis- faction that my campaign called DaliooaJ attcntioo to the prob- lem ol growing federal eo- croacluncaf io arcaa when: it b..s DO constitutional authority . I also hdpcd break the grip ol one-party domination in the South. lf J had been elected Presi- dent in 1948, history would be vastly dilfe rent. I believe we would have stemmed the growth of Big Government, which had begun with the New Deal and culminated with the Great Society. As it dcvdopcd. President Truman was rc-dected and the philoaophy of Govcmmcotal in- tnllioo cootinucd aod prolifer- ated for another 20 yean. LOokiog back, l have no bil- ler memories of my Presidential proud of what I have accom-"I would ..... stemmed the plished in my candidacies. lt is growth of Big GovernnMnt not the fulfillment of all that l which hlld begun with the would have hoped, but I am New Dul 9fMI culmineted seeing the light at the end of wtlh the G,... Sodety." the tunnel in a change of the -sen. Strom Thurmond political atmosphere in this country. 1 • My, advice to current candi- dates would be to listen to the average man and woman. They are the steel of America. The toothpaste images, the look- alike appeal, the evading of crucial issues with a 1V camera imqc-thae arc not good. Can- didates should trus1 the ~e. llUSl them with the whole lm•h, trmt them with real leadership . There is no magic wand that we can wave and make our prob- lerm a<> away. STROM THURMOND (Statea Rights Party-1!M8) Orlglnally a Democrat, Strom Thurmond ran on the Stales R'Ohta platform In 1948 agaln1t thrM other candldates-Detno- crat Harry Truman, Republloan Thom• E. Dewey and Progrea- slve Henry A. Wallace. Now a member of the Ref)Ubllcan party, Thurmond la the ranking minority membef on the Armed Sefvices Comm I nee. Whtl~ the lick.ct I hcaJccJ JK.I not win the Pre idcncy, 11 Cliff\\: race, and I feel it wu a worth- while experience. However, I do not know if I would have run in 1948 under today's condi- tions. Today the Federal giant is a reality. In 1948 we were at a crossroads where our national direction needed 10 be chal· lcQICd. I believe in a two-party system for our country, but tbcn: must alway~ be the oppor· tunity for independent politJcaJ activity if the two maior parties move in concert in lhc wrong dircQlion. The best advice I can give u Presidential candidate is to have complete candor rn dealing with the 1SS1JCS, and also 10 have oomplctc control aver campaign activities. The American people want a candidate to speak frankly on the woes or the day, nnd th11t is what they should get from a prospective President. I think candidates 1ho11ld all() convince . the people that lhey hnvc the courage lo do wh11t i• right re· garJlcss of the effect on fMI lhcir political f11111re. !Al.I FMllLY WEEICLY, ~MM< 5. 1171 e tJ The meaning of life-why are we here, where ..e we headed? All reUgious persons. ak>ne and in their churches. 9e¥Ch for these answers. Catho61cs are no exception. Bas- ing their betief on God's word experienced through the history of mankind. they accept definite te.chings on the thmgs m life that rea4ty matter In the privacy of y()Ur home. you can examine these baste be418fs of Catholics. We have a free Catholic Cor· re.wondence Course cons.sting of ten leS10ns which are mailed to our students, two lessons at a time. until the Course is finished. Except for our Post Office Bo• Number. the lesson envelopes are unmarked. All correspondence is confidential. So that you may feel perfectly free and at ease. we would like to send you a more complete explanation of the Course before you actually enroll. We invite you to fiU out the coupon and send 1t to us. In return we will send you a complimentary pamphlet together with an e><plana1ion of the Course and an enrollment post card . -FREE-Mail Coupon Today!---------, __ , Plene send me further information on the free Catholic Correspon<klnce Course. FM <:C Crty --------State -----ZIQ--- CATHOLIC INFORMATION SERVICE • KRIGllTS OF COl.U•BU5 P.O. Boa 1971. New HaV9n, Conn. 09521 NEXT WEEK IN FAMILY WEEKLY •ATHLETES WITH ••1r• A panel of experts pick the sexiest and most charismatic athletes in the world today. •GREAT IDEAS FOR THE KITCHEN I ' ' '- A special combined At Home/ Cookbook section chock-full of decorating Ideas and recipes. •Plus 0 Aak Them Yourself," "People Quiz," "What In the Wortdl" and all your favorite features. ... JOU next weekend! ., JllllllY CARTER AND tu mllEt RUTH ._ •cc•1d1d .._. dodor9 tlilled ......, C.W-1 ...... 1\uda Cuter St.pie. too, says she has helped ewe people with levt!l'e emotional problems by .takio& them back into their past through prayer. -i.et me tell you ol Mn. Z., .. says Ruth. "in ud out of institutions fM 30 years. They brought her to me. When I bepn to td to her, I saw why they coosidezed her cue .. opeless. She just stared. As I began to pray silently for her, I saw a stairway ... 'And now, ]clW, walk up tlau "4inoa11 of life with w. Al I/OU walk, let "°"' Moling IJght mnooe all darkncu in every moment thal w. hove lioed.· ... When I got to the 121h step in pnyer, Mn. Z. bepn to ~. She remembered ti.t at ap 12 lhe had been raped by her f.atber. In over 30 yean ol psychiatric C(ll•"lding. no one Md dug this out. Then, this woman, who couldn't oonurl\micate before, related all the facts to me. When we left the lake, where we bad prayed, Mn. Z. was talking oober· ently, comm\micating sanely." From Jhe Cift of Inner Healing," by Ruth Carter Stapleton (Word Boob, $4.95). .,FnM ....... um.£ EMILY D .. , .... ....,a-v-r ... 8POOKY .... PROM GURR IPAC2 Accoicll .. to ICll 11111, ........ looklngW II.._. .. MlgN .. be ....... ,.. ............... ...,..., le ._ •alw being d1 1101ecl? Some would begin to be stJetcbed out like a scientists are saying yes, and that the rubber band. Once in the bladt bole., all process bas already begun. Certain stan matter is mashed out and loses its Iden· have used up their fuel and have begun tity." But if the destiny of our universe is to collapse from the force of gravity. a black hole, a "white holeN may be its 'Ibes.e are called "black bolts: Dr. Uoyd uew beginning. Other acientists speculate Motz, an astJOphysicilt at Columbia Uni-thM our contnctiag tJDlftrWI might pus venity, told FAMILY Wu:u:r: "A "blllck througluomething caDed the Event Hori· hole' ia a bigbly compreaed ltar tMt is J.1DD. Acrma this zone. everything rewnes squeezed dawn to about a diemetes of pAlticles that were falling into the bladt two mile&. U a penon were dme enough. hole would be falling out ol it. and the say 100 miles from it, he would feel a hole would be emitting light. In short. the tidal pull M be ,at cber, he would DOt uniwnal process would begin all over. be able to see any light, because the black Scientists speculate it would take 20 billion bole's gravitational pull is to peat that to 30 billion years before the univene lial.• ----'"1-•L-..._...... contracts Wlo a black bole. &>-........... escape. ~. UJEI ..-- .K>HMWAYNE n..., .. .,... .... ,... ... ~'""'led""' ............................... .a• •II Ill llil ... : ·1 wu.malcing a movie. and the tce11e C9Ded for me to be tied apimt. wall while the 'beevy' peppered my head and shoulden with shots. M I WU "'*1king OWi' toward the -. I pmed an old man, about 80, and he was reeding his morning newspaper with the help ol a magnifying glaa the me of bia hMd. Some- body told me his name was Pardoer Jones: Wayne urived ~ the set aod Ft roped into position. Tho c:lirectM nodded bia ep- proval, then let loo9e a bellow: "Hey, Pardnal .. Whereupon the old-timer lum· bered over. Pardner picked up the Jo.ded rile and asked the director for instructions on how he was to fire it. Tbm Pudner slurred: •Roll 'em.• Wayne stood petri6ed. .JM. .. the Dub recalls. "that baJf-blind old man turned out to be the best shot I ever met. l only wish be were still around-in case some diredor wants me shot at again." lllRTHOAYS {all Vif81>): ......,_Bob Newhart .f7; Carol bwrence 4-4; Raquel Welch 36; John Mitchell 63. T.......,- Peter 1.Awford 58; Taylor Caldwell 76; Elia Kuan fr'/. Wednlidey-Sid Caesar M ; T'llundllr-Sylvia M.Qes 4-4; CUI Robemon 51; Topal 4'1. friclllJ-Ro..-Maris "2; Arnold Palmer 4'7; JOlli Feliciano 31 ....... --Hedy 1..-wr 61 . Qui~ &Q~ LOOK. NO HANDY! A handyman ii one who's good At p~iltg ..n. wl •wiq wood And stopping leab M startinl lows, Shon«cuit hin&. too, be knows. A handyman I'd Hice to be And save a plumber's fancy fee, While carpenter and electrician I'd also spare a costly million. Bat tho.p 1'.e lumck, I am _.......,., And yet my rie ii quite he a-dy. "'Ya~-she sa)'l. I'm aD chagrin. To tMt." You see the h I'm in. An Army mule named Map Will buried, and the following inscription appeared on the tomb: ·1n memory of Maggie, who in her lifetime kk:ked one general, four oolonels. two majors, ten captains, 24 lieutenants, "2 set'· geants, 56.5 privates and ooe bomb." -ARM OW'- ROUGH A CHILD'S EY Kidt -llfe dlffefentty. Send contribu Iona lo "Child," F1mlly WMkly. 141 lngton A"9 .. H.Y., H.Y. t0022. $1 I UMd-none reWmed. My 1-yeer-old IOD a.cl tt.iab all ........... ....,oy &ieeclJy wl int .... ..... woulcl cle.ty ... lo ... ... ,..... ..... crowl •• he does clop and cab. Spottlq a robin Jhe ..... day ....... altar it, eseitetlly yellla1, "Birdie, binUet" At ....i. .... Wrd took flight. Uahappily M turned back to me and an- DCM•~ '1te blew away!" -M,.. C. r. V-. A"'1Hrp, LotHU, Alo. .. ' . I Fh K"l'lll 18 ... "tlr; I .I ... ~ Llliip.17 lllf. 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'i l!;~ f I 11111s r1 1111111i 1s 11 11e@1i f 88 1111 e 1 f i*f ff i lqi'-.J'f iif 'I' I j 88!. ! ~I [~r1s 1 ·'' i If rs~s I .111~ a·. ~ f ~ 1jr = ~ n i" f i l1~if r~ 1r,-i~1 , r 'Touchdown Time' UCLA. whteh stunned Ohio State. 23-10. 1n t11e Ron Bowl. and Arizona Sttte, Ille 111tion's second-fanked team 1fter~llockin1·NebrHkl, 17-M. in the F1ts1J Bowl. will kitk off ABC's 1976 eatlus!Ye coveraae of "NCAA football" when they clash in Tempe, A/Ilona, on Thursday at !>PM 1n a nallonally televised 11me. In f1e1n1 Amona State. the fifth ranked 8'uins (9-3) lake Oil the only maio< school in the country whtch went undefeated Cl2-0) last yea1. A elasstc sllowdown Is 1n the olfina u 197S "Co1eh of the Year" f'tank Kush sends hlS offenS1n·or1ented Sun Devils 1111nst the powerful Bruins o4 rookie head coach Terry Donahue, w~o replaced Dick Virmtil, and at 3 I. became the younaest football coach in UCLA history. The 11111e will be the first pleytd betwttn these Pacific Ei1ht and Western· Athletic Confe1enee powers. Wlle.n Pittsbu11h meets Notre Dame at South Bend on Sept. 11 in the 42nd renewal of their heated nvalry. Cotch Dan Dtvine's lrl$h •rtll .bt keyed for revenat follow1n1 Pltt't 34-20 triumph Int year. P11tsbur1h's Tony Ooriett. who onee •&•in will be stroncly contend1n1 for the coveted Heisman Tr?J..~Y. ran tor a recOfd-settina 303 y11ds (~3.1ave.)111instthe •lnsh to post a Sln&le 11me NCAA h1&h for 1975. He also cauaht three passes for 11 yards and SCOfed two touchdowns (one rushina and one passina) as he ltd the Panthers past Notre Dame. Both teams linrshed 1n the top 20 and Johnny Mtio<s' P1nthers rolled over Kansas. 33-19. In the Sun Bowl. · Ohio Stile, which went 11-1 Int yur and was ranked fourth naliontlly, must rtpl1ce two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin, q111 eiblcftoriielius nne ind w n1tiack Bn111 Bisain11tl.1iurPenn State (9-3) won't be t1kin1 the Buckeyes li&htly when they mttl 111 another colorlul teltYISIOll dUll on Sept 18 in Pennsylvania. II will mark the first trip lo Un1wtnity P1tk for Woody Hayes and his Buckeyu, who defeated Joe P1tt1no's Nittany Lions, 17-9. last year. Penn State bid won the previous four 11mes, Tiit M11m1 Oolpl11ns vmt Ille Buffalo Bills on Monday. Sept. 13, to kick off the seventh consecutive season of ABC's "NFL Monday NiJ~I football " Tiie 14,1111)1 schedule includes all ti&ht of last year's playoff teams. Tiit re1ul11 season schedule ol ABC's "NH Monday Ni&ht Football'' is as follows: SEPT. 13 SEPT 20 SEPT. 27 OCT. 4 OCT II OCT. 18 OCT. 25 HOV. 1 HOV. 8 HOV. 15 NOV. l2 HOV. 29 DEC. 6 DEC. II Miami (AFC Ent. 10-4) 11 Buft1lo (~FC bst, 8-6) Oakland (AFC West, 11-3) at Kansas City (AFC West, S- 9) Waishin(lon (NFC Ent. 8-6) at Philadelphia (NFC East. 4-10) Pittsburp (AfC Central. 12-2) at Minnesota (NFC Central, 12-2) San Fianclico (NrC West, S-9) at los An&tlts (NFC West, 12-2) New York Jets (AFC East. 3-11) at N .. En(land (AfC ust. 3-11) St. Louis (NFC East, 11-3) at Wasllinaton (NFC Ent, 8- 6) Houston (AFC Central, 10-4) 11 Baltimore (AFC East. 10- 4) Los An&tles (NFC West 12-2) at Cincinnati (AFC Central, 11-3) Buffalo (AFC East, 8-6) at Dallas (NTC East, 10·4) Balhmor~ (AFC Cast. 10-4) at Miami (AfC East. 10-4) Minntsol• (NFC Central, 12-2) at San Francisco (NFC West, S-9) Cincinnati (AFC Central, 11-3) al Oakland (AFC West, 11-3) (Sit.) Los Anaeles (NFC West. 12-2) II Detroit (NFC C.nt11I. 7 -7) (Ust ye11's playoff t11ms included divisional winners Los Anaelu, Mlnnaota and St Loul•. plus wild md entry Dallu. from the NFC. and divisional winnm Oakland. Pittsburch 1nd Baltimore. plus wild card tum Cil\Clnnltl. from 1111 AfC). ~ .... ' The teln1std matchup of the Cincinnati Benaals and the Oakland Raiders on Dec. 6 1n Oakland could be Gruc111 for playoff berths since 1t ~ near the end of the 111ul11 suson. Lut yur, Oakland and Cincinnati each finished t~e re1ular suson with 11-3 rtcords. and the Raiders edaed the Btnaals, 31-28. in an MC Divisional Playoff pme. list mson's Super Bowl c~ampions. Ute P11tsburah Steelers. will appear on ABC's "NFL Monday Nicht Football" on Oct. 4. when they t11vel to Minnesota to meet the Vikinas In a contest of two perenni1lly strona -clubs. Pittsbufllrpcme6-•-+2-l-rtpltHttSOft-illt~~~·e-- w1nn1n1 the AFC Central D1w1sion. Minnesota took the Nrc Central Division crown with tht same rteord. Tom Landry's 01lles Cowboys, which surprised so m1ny people last year by 101n1 10-4 in the NFC Eastern D1Y1s1on and 11inln11 Super Bowl berth aaainst the Steelers, host the Buffalo Bills on Nov. I !I. The New York Jets. under new hod coach Lou Holtz, appeu on "NFL Monday Ni&ht football" on Ocl. 18 in a w1s1t lo the New En1land P1tnots. In some of the fiercest rivalries that have developed over the je11s in the NFL. Oakland will be seen at K1nsas City on Sept. 20; Los Anaeles hosts the San Francisco 49trs on Oct. 11; tile St. louis Cardinals will face the Redskins in Washineton on 0,1 2S; and the Baltimore Colts. a surpnse AfC Eastern Drm1on Winner last yur, are In Miami to meel lhe Dolphins on Nov. 22. los Anceles, whtch will appear 'On three ABC telecasts, and the Detroit lions conclude ABC's re1ul11 mson schedule on Saturday, Dec 11. In Detroit. •'-...., I at s,.ctr.. . <lllCD *""'~ _____ __. O Cl)llllllM smtmo 5 • '-n.. .............. _ .. ,... -SUNDAY MOllNUMa ............ 11!!.Rt e:oo ."' ... ....,, -6:JO..:. .,...,.,..._.. ·"'~ 7:00 • U.S. .. Ardlle ())-lie ...... ....... ..,..., .. ,. u Cl) Tilla .... I.He .,_T_. -~-. -7:1S- • l'MI ... -7:30- • Mitt. 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The top 12 dlum co1ps lrom the U.S & Can1d1 com pelt 1n l1n1ls C0111ptl1ho11 l1om Plull cltlph1a. 1'1 CtM Rlybu1n host •Mk Senla . ..... -11:30- • Rfl Iii• .. tlll .... ...,._: "least tf lltftcct" {hor) -~l11m SJ1'mtt1 •ca )OlllaMAN m DMttt Dlaelt/W ... u, -~a..u, 12100 80 ())(!1 ·~ .,.,. ... ,.., •<• ) ...... , ..... .Tldtf • OM1t1 llMINH Ood1m n lloustOA '-llOI ....... ..., s hlcl tf -.nc1111we -1Z:30- • 0 <It • lln ,,..s. •. • f_.. M1n11ttol1 V•ttlfl n Oenvt1 Bi~ •hit: CC)"'•-" (wu) '57-Gtofte Mont&Oflltry ...... °" ."" ..... •<• )fw.~ Cit .... • PERSONALIZm • SffilSH •WY TO USE • ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEND I SHA'l AND SIZE OF LAIEL Mre. John Doe IU Main StrHI Anrtown, Anrtte1e 12U5 Labels Do Not Hewe A 'rlnted Border Stylish Voque type on fine quality white gummed paper. i-,m1n~~~~~~.di;;;.;;~~~'1~n;~ Piiot Printing Lebel Div., Pott Office -lox 1 S60 Cotta Mew, California '2626 .. lwr• te llM ,..,, JI, CM• '---•1111•118;§11111 ----------------------~ •VUUIQ I e:oo .. ()) ... ...... ,, .... ..... : Ct) Qtr) " ........ ........... ~eotll) '&8-0ot11 D1J, Jack C.Wn ........ ......... 111 .. ...... .,.,,, LRll ..... .,..,., ,...._ Tiit I ltll 1•11ual 11ton•ldt ltlecast of Ulis 1ppeel by tllt MllKU ltf Oystropllr Assoc111Jo11. ltvt froni Ille $INq Hot1l 11 LH VtpS. lln , plus Ioctl stpt•ts Coilh1111U to l 30PM -~~:llOOft (1?J .... ec.... 0 ...... S .. tit : (ff) "Cttl Htr ._.. (COlll) 7l-CA>lln11 Slmns, Jl11 HllttOll. V111 lol111son e ..,.....,,.,., ti A '1l•m• Oocumtnttrt 11tt1111 Oii Ille lift of an lnd1111 p11ncus 111d the tdjuslmenu site 1111ist mike from the hraury ot r011lty to the ruhty of S11bvrb111 Irle 111 London J1mts Mason 1nd M1dhur l1H1t1 st.11. (Ill ())) -'-Adi. ........ .c... .. -6;30- • (1?J CJ) Cl> ... ........... ..... Qlelt .. f1lllit 111 Jlr'J lM ..... .,,.,.,., , ....... IWold Gtttllt is ltosl ....... ,......, .()) .. ...... (Ill Cl)) .... " llrMI . '-"' .. ,,_. -~ ... 7100 •tm(J)Cll ...... e e W.W ti ...,; "A Countty Coyote Goa Hollywood' (It) Clltco, • C0411111) {.OyO!t, Uptnti!CH I drf fttt11t "' of lrft wllt11 tltt true• 11 wlttch 111 1111 tlkt• refuct dlllOllb 111111 "' tltt '"''' tbM Kott,.ood ......... • (Ill ( )) • C*lti'• s,.. cill "Sett• Aloftf ~ Ptt1 I of I tllO pef1 ttor1 allollt IMft JOllllC tlril· dlt11 Ifft tfollt to I.ct Ille htr6'11191 111d dlftltrl ,, CrOU•U lrontitt AmtrlQ 1ft11 the dtalh of tltt11 peft111$ Ill lltt ll'O't •MWWIWw.t . "',. ·--"-@ •11 i-._., .,,,. ~, ...... .. ......., -7:l0- (ft) "' .. w...., 4D °'· Mir. ....,. ..... t.,.... fllrllr- 8:00 • tl7l m m ....., c.1t M -, ...., Joltllny Clslt 5tan tn this MW fold wttl lUntllltf HlltS lapd t•~td on 111t s11at o1 tbt Gland Olr ()pl)' 111 11&$1tvlllt, l tftntUtt Junt C¥ttt ~$11 IO'f'S "" husband with cuesti kll$ ll.11stoltt11011 and 11111 Coolrdlf e • Ultry q. .. "Tltt Hard Ht1rttd Huc .. stcr· (fl) Dery 1mm on tht Kttte 1ust IS a much d1sl1•1d 1dvert1sin1 e•Kuhft 11 lound 511111 '" htS oflrce follow•nc hll 11111111 1111nst the 1obs of several top •&•llCY tmplOJetS. [dd11 BiKh n, 8ob Cunt. C.rotyn JOnti and Juhet Mins 1uts1 e nit l.11111111 l •""7 JoAnn Pflut Chuck Woolery, Mason llust Stmmr C.ltn, Jen I Jill and Wtrntf Htttttl 111est ........ llllll .... e ta [))OSla ... SMH (R) ' Secret Of Bcfool" Pftl I Wll1l1 sealthlna for two 1e1t•ttSU m1ain1 '" Ille tilllbtl country ol Noltlltl• l:iliJOinii. ~ .. CO'lfS V1'0I' JIPll llC foolp1lnts IM 1111 tJlne btllfll 1o1 111e tecendarJ B'l1ool ...... CJ:) (21W) ...... , .... (COii) ·~-Rotk Hudson. Doos Dar .. ,"" .. ....... v..., m btllllc It "'9 "Old I 1111m N1c1tt" 81H Bolcom 111d loin Motns 11111 old llmt lno11tts i11ch as "Ma\tn' Whoopee.' ind ' Mui Me 111 St loutS," and Arthu1 r ttdle1 lttds Ille Boston Pops 111 an old lasl11ontd $1111 a1on1 -l:lO-• o.-.... 9:00 a (J1J (I) Cll ltle• (fl) Joseph Hiftdy IUHIS H 001111111( Btuno. who un•'IOWinaJy utcltts a h11hly com muniuble disuse from his dy1111 blother. 111 ttUptd convl<t, u he ma•u Bruno p!Ollltse to kill tlte man who f11111td lltm tor murdtt . G G lllC S.Nr ltyll•tJ·C.· .... "last Sllut• to 1111 Com lllOdOtt" (R) A nclt yac1tts1111n (lohn DehMf) IS plUnttd drowrttd Ill I botlilll awclt1tl bl#l ll Collllltbo If ~ llld toellMS 111$ •lltelloll on 1111 1Yar!Ciold '°"-l•·lfw (llOWt Vavcti11). Wllt11 ltl too IS loultd dU4, a wltolt Ct<clt of ltllltly and t111nds NcOflltt -..ct Oren• &.•11 ••d W!ltlrd Hydt·M ttt '"° 111tst e0r11Mtt11t e (Ill())) a HC SUOJ llMI: Ct) (Jiit) .,.. ~ c..,lrlCY" (dtl) '71-GtOllt fltp 9arcl. M1chetl Sttru••. Cltritl••• llttlofcl. CMt P'Oltl, J1111n OllOll. T1111 D'CoftftOf Mer I u boll&t e«ldt•I II I top MC!tl ~· plOjtet, I rt11nl K1tfthtl 1111 hit fllfMOfJ allltltrtd and his lece rtbullt and ltlldt htt hit and his m111d 1nvtdtd by 1111 0.11 lodtrt Ill I compltl ISl>IOMll plot ............. ....... ._ • "' °"' "" TV WEEK S€Pf£M81!R S 197$ 4D ........ Tlleebt: Tiit ..... lllM A h¥1 p11t dl11111 abollt I tabulovs ch1mond-Sloltfl l10M Ill lnd11n shunt 1h1t b!1n~ bad luc~ to lhosc ISSOC~ltd •1lh II V1v1en Httlblon st111 n Raclltl Ye<11'1dt• wlto rtct1vts ~ v1luablt but Cllllld ~-IS fft 11\htrilll!Ot 08 llti 18111 blrthdy ., llldlt .. w. "' -t:JO-•• llltlc ltC.-. $_,lC...., ........ Uh .c... .. 10100 9 tl71 U) C-(It) r""' Ctn non IS 1hpptd • fatal clost al W. Kt•ns ooisan by 1n ulldercround revoluhOlll l)' croup .ito 0H11 to lUP ply ll1t antidote ont1 ti C.nnon lrnds and lurn1 °"' to tlttm one ol their mtmbtn wllo dtftcttd • Dir .. Dilc:MIJ .., .... .. •""''' .. ......... •"""""' .... sn.. 7toa.. • c .. 1t11 C•• HtchJ (3hr) Cover11e of comg1t1hon bll•Hn C.n1d11n and Amirrc•n ttam~ from Monlml, C.nad1 -~s.MSM9 -10:30-1 ::-z._ '-"' .. .f:'.."; err...illlm 11:00 • (J1J ...... ..,. , ... • Plcellttn "'m.a.. • Sillilt« a... mc.c...,. -~s..a.ns.. -11:15- (Jl) s_,-~ (8 ) Sflllillll ... -11:30- • S.11411 S,.rb Flu l/lltwlt: CC) '11lt ... Stiel" (mys) '67- 0on Murrar. lnatr Stevens. Berry N1l50n, fritz W11m. • s..., • C:..llf •"'*Cid • .... i ~-A S-r '*'" (dra) '59-Richard Ecan. Dorothy McGu111, S.ndla Dt1. Arthur Ku · n1dy, Troy Oonaltue, C-ollmnce ford • ~Ct)""" .... 11111" (mui) '62-ltobtrt P1tst.011, Shtrlt1 lonts. Buddy Hacken, Hetm10tte Gin eold. P111J ford ==·~ a 11tw1t: CC> .. ....,,,,., ,.,,. emus> '10-Jtnrs loplln, Scott Mcllen111. 111111 H111•ru. RIVI $11111._,., The Ma111n l lilt Pall'$ kfft'10fl Alrp .. M, Tiit AniiMts 1100 GMOlleM." 1100 ..... : (J:).,.. .......... Ge-. .,.. (COlll) ''8-~llft fO!cl. llJllll CltMOA, f tiff Moott, Sttn 01111ftt -~,,..., -3:30-• .._.: "II Wtll Slrllll" tdra) '&2-Alan l edd, Rod St1latr, M1chatl C.tl1n Oolo111 Dorn MONDAY 9 (l1J CJ) .... (R) lovt I-8:00 --------~ bats 1 pallltrlf to Bttflda's doOI Slmmoi Ftr..,... • ...._...., ...... 1tt DATIIM[ NOCWIS. ' .... llr ,_"" 1 iuct,M Ille .,., ..... MnmlONS ll;tl. "Tiie beta ' .......... (adv) 'SO-Jolin hyne, illlolldl Fltm1111 .... i. t-r" (wn) 'SS-limn Caaner. trout Bor'nuie, Jolln Otlt Vinci LilldloB, Jt111 Htnllolt ta "Ytt .. MH Witll A ...,..~ (dr•) SO-Kwk DouclM. l•llrtft llacln. Dons Day ll:tl a ·-~ (dta) ·u-Mllprtt lockwOod, B.uil S,d .. , Z:• • -s.,lcJM" (ml') '41-ev, Crlnt. '°'" ront11111, Sii Ctdroe Hatd•teh . N11tl Bruce J:ll e (Cl ....... II lly """"' (com) '69-Andy Cnlllth, Jerry ¥111 Oyh . lu lilenwtthtr, Kay Medf0td wlltn 1 JO'lftl ltdtral aetnt uws lier apartment to 11111 a MCunty dltek on Ille rtsldffee 1c:ross tllt strttt e o <11 •~"-· tw: "Illy htt" Jai1u lyndt st111 as 1n 1~11n1 8'oaclwly stat who, 1n llddttron lo tltdt1to11Hll4 rtilfffsals, rnllSI ~ .ith lier A1men11n '1mily whoeh has other pt1ns lot lltt hie. "Trill & (tlW" IKk Weston stirs n lltOffttJ Jlll1us v HIC .. ,, 1lw111 toollnc lol tllat le&1I toooholt, wllo tllinu he's loulld the Ont U..t Wttl IUP I loftune wlltn I clttftt 1tlt&IS !Nt lie •IS lnjllled Oii tlty PIOOttl) e lhtl1: (l'r) "Wt14ll11 ..... (mus) '66-DIMf Kfyt. Vu ''"., •vo lletit: CC> U'it•rl "tlll,.. ,....... ("'1) '46-Dw Mdfews . Svsan HIYWlld •<• ) 8h V*" (R) Luis ind hrs SOft tnnSIOfl complete 1u1n When tht 1ncomptlent 111d clumsr Jerry R1m11u 101ns their plumbinc hrm ..... ; (ltlr) ...... "* .. Mr h llt,.' (dra) 'O -W11ter l'ldJIOll. lburtttft D'Htrl. llo6dy Mcl>oRM ......... .""' ..... a ...,.: <e> ·• £"'• (d~ '71-SusMNll Y0tk. Georat C Scott ti AT,._ tlJ ...._ sin.-llle Vttn111 Pllil-l!IOllrc ptlfofms 1 COll- ttrt of Stmm 111111c ...... , ..... • ...,_ L.tuct.....,... -1:30-. e (J1) (J) ,.,.. (R) Pllylhs ha.s • ffil lar1e "JINll" SNobltm when her dlucMer 111nou11CtS lltr t11ltnlto11 to llltfl'Y Ille toll ol 1 lllldpt couple r \, (J)) AIC .._.., lli;lt ec...-. ....... .,.. ...... a .... : ce> <Nllt> '1lljlf ..... .. ~ (11t1) '6S-CNrtton HtstOll, Richard H.ms 1100 • (I1) CJ) Cl) ... Ill 1111 flllily CR) MOie Inchon btt'llttn Atch1e and M1lo.e-ov11 blby Sltwlc's baphsm- wllen a br~en furnace forces the BunbfS lo spend • In days '" Uie SttWIC llOllll e D (J) • llmlllk* V11 lll'a & ~ wir111111rtits l•· duclt 111 1ppt•111t1 b, lill!Y Tyltr llloOft. • 11tlCflllothood rou111C ws llOft, • SOUY Soffer With ft1J dtwoltd laM. tilt Los Anetta M1111t Com p1ny, 111d a,te!fl clltlts Carl ~1ntr, Ike I T1111 Tlltlltt, C.brltl llac>lt n, KtA liltlt 1114 lyllllt Uptoll. \11 llM: CC>~) •• a.er ' rrHetll Olllttr ' (drl) '70-Hal Holbr*, E.C. Mtr1'1111 ...... lfttlla ... .. ..,....... ea. ....... -~Circa . .., ..... -t:JO- • (U) CJ) la• (II) C11ol dt1CMll tllf'a tot to allow lltr lion lllOlt tlltA llltft pt0fic1t11<y if sllt •Ult 1 promollOR, ud lll1udt, upset. tr•H to~• Carol from "SICrl llc1n1" lltrMll .. ,. .. ,,....,. 1111 --~-SICO. IRUST DBDLOANS ON ANY REAL ESTATEI 173-213 O IHI R ~ IT ,I( AL &,..,,_,UA L Pl I ( l ~t At,f l&fl JfO'.Te\ Not all second trull eked loan1 cost th« aame . T'Mf1 why the Federal Govemmenl haa given you a simple way of comparing the annual coat of any loan ... the Annual Percenu1ge Rate. The lower this raae, ihalowu your annaatcost. Mose ochu companies ask you 10 pay Annual Percentage Rates from J7'\, to 21° ... That's bee.use they charge you J()Q., interest, a ma!limum commi1· aion and give you a shore time 10 repay. Not u1. Through Reliable your interest rate is lower (9'\.), the commi11ion is lower. and you get more time - 8 years -10 fully repay your loan. Including prin· cipal and interest. There are no balloon payments. We offer you an Annual Percentage Rate of 12.88°n. Check around. We believe it's the best rll'fe avail· able . The figures look like this. For every Sl.000 you borrow you pay only $14.66 a month for 96 months . The total of paymen11 ls Sl.407.36. You can choo.e a shorter term loan at a proportionately higher Annual Percentage Rate. Naturally, you can pay off your loan at any time by pre-paying in1ere11 on the balance in accordanc4e with state law. You may borrow fro m $2.000 to SS0.000 on a first or second tru11 deed loan on any real estate any· where in California. On the a verage. you'll have your loan in 10 «bys. No gimmic ks. No double·talk. We Jul! thin&c It's good busineu to give you the fac11 ... and more money for your money. I elRELIABLE • IOITGAGI COIPOIATION • TtalMIM ltljlldM lnbrlllr 28 ,_. ........ Offk.e: Or-.. C.12295 W. Ball Rd .. Anaheim C7H> 716•65U Loe~1 320 No Vtrmont (111) "6·1111 1;~: i84S5 Burbank BIYd . Tarzana (IU) "7•1214 DINctT..a• ............ 1 S.n G1bricl V1llcy (213) 442·6668 So111h e.v-long Bu ch 1213) 644 2272 'Mltur1 County (805) 497.3733 P•t MOMDAY CC--..uMI) 10:00 8:00 -9:30- .(U) (I) (I) IWcal CMltf (It) :TU•SDA y • tm (I) CD'**Y Fii Pit· • ~(])Cl)"'-"' Plllt "At CondllSIOn of a two ~rt story deal· .. A loot at Ute new •tt"nd E.' ·A middli •1• r111t Seraeant 1n1 111th a noted d0d0t's decoslOll to cartoon and Children'& "'°"' with w1t11 27 yu11 of strfl(t 1n tllt tllanet his su btaust he !eels he Is Km*' 7 Fat Albert (Ille voiet of BIU Cosby) military attempts to cope with • a failure In Ills hie relatiollsll1PJ> lhe = ... ~ 111111 ... • DA_.n.._1 .......... ~$. and the Cosby !lids IS hosts. J,'GUP of tecna11 1ecru1ts 1n today's situation is complictled bec1use of ·~ ,. • .,._ e@ Cl) D llHI•' 01 new Anny." Ot. Glnnon's 1nteiest 1n ttle doctol's • '"'"" *11 hm, Mt lit "Woman of Stttl" (R) Wiien Sollny • Qllii.-Drw sistaMn·l1w wflo111 ht wants lo m11ry •'• ...._ belnends t1lly trucker lla11e Bren-e a.1111 41t ,,..._a and who ts opposed to the proposed DAmll 1101f1ES ner, be 1ncun tile ennuty of• v111dK • O•OO open hon on her brother 1n law llvt Sleet mlll ma1111t1 who hlraues • • Robert Reed, S.IOme Jm. Dennis to•• "Tiie llMf" (!Ira) '63-Sonny and smashes MllJt's truu. • tm (])Cl) s.1c11 (R) A blnk Cole. Cary frJnk. tourse Sorel, Al1n Manfred Krut "A IUM Ill Ille • .... : CC) (Zllr) "U, Ill ar." pmldent IS turned into a. hman Oppcnheime1 tnd 8111 llnd cutst. Din" (com) '49-0tvld Niven, (mus~-Oanny Kly1. bomb by a pair ol utOl'liollim whilt D • .liplw Jelill "Plastiqut" (R) Jane W~m1n ()j : CC) (2\Mlt). "Wrtn. • Pete alld Ille try to l11111t a t.olutron Tht woild of etettronlC sutve1lla11Ct S CJ:> "Ult fralll f!M C-Ille ..,.. (d1a) 'S1-itoc:k Hudson, before tvtll'OfM d blown lo bib forms the betk,round for this story Hill" (wes) '59-Kilk Oouclu. Lauren Stall 8 POllOGMPMY MOVES ol 1nhmidation alld. evtnlHlly, hom Anthony Quinn; C.rot;n Jontt • a....., °"' "A Sllftl for * 11-"POlJC( STOIY" ioi6t; Owo•ttt-Re1ill• lll•nn1nc (tee lJiOO D ~ .. ...,. .. (ldv) '66-Sor• Eyn" (II) fonrre pan~ when e D Cl) (JI •'•Ilea St11r BtyanO drtS Wiien lier 'Ports ur is Clint Wlfkt1, Jay North lie lea1s lit may IOM his llNI• as • "Open City" (R) Hustt O'Bnan and demol.Wd by. plast1que UploSIOfl U:M • "Pert • .,, ..... (adv) Stl Sylllbol becaUH ha has to ... r Cllristophtr Slone cuesl IS VICI When St. John and Donner 1nves1te 'S6-0tnnis l'rice, Pllll Cmy, allsses. SQllld offictn on !ht trxk of a 11n1 alt, Ille trail leads to 1n electronics flier Allaeli. • lilttlt: CC) (fi1) "lllM & of pornoe11phtri trom the C.SI who n pert, his lathe1-1n.1aw a~d 1n un 1:00 a ~ "1\t ~ S.r'' SIM'' (dll) ''I-Tyrone Po•tr. Rita w111 eo as fa1 as k1d111Hl111 and derworld flaute. Geor1e Mah111s. Carl (dra) '60-0ana Andrews, Clrem Hayworth, Lin~ 011nell murder to piott(I the111Stlvts 8ttz and Y1~ent Bunetta 1uest ltmti.llst Ji., Rllotlda r1t1111n1. 9 ...._... t. F....-• D IM • • ... l :ff !! CC) "fll1t '"" ti • • ....... • ~ 0 Cl) w.w (,..... llM (com) '62-Clfy Gnni. • ''"' .._ e _, ,,.._., ~ ~ S ~ Dons Oay, a ""'1Mlk Allain • n. ft1b1A J.:N Clll ~ "ll"t llt 11 Lu S ... ; CC) (2't) ........ Llllt & -10:30-Vtpl" (com) '56-0111 Dliley. S11h1" (com) '69-Jerry lewis. Cl)**..., SMw -10:30-Cyd Charisse Peter lawl0td. Anne F11nc11 • • e ... Cl) Md...., a.. J:JO. "Of MMNI ltfl4a1e" • ....,... 'Oltatrti th lltea· ......... n. ftltiMI m e e h (dra) '64-Kim Noval, l1ure11t1 ._ 11 ZOO ~rYey. Siobhan MtKtnn1 ~ ~Gllh• hciflc • • • \: ~ ~-~-~-~-~-~ ..... ~~=;--~C:d!!!!!!!!::J-• a..,lritt D Cl) 9 D Cl) ..... e"rcfllt ,... ...... ----• 9-(eEIJ)-&M...a..uu.__ _ _. • IS (8 Cl)) Lfft Merim se,te .,.. 8:00 -1:30-Cl) ... ,.. .. Cl) ...,.., Oilllll •• cm CJ) Cl) • ..... • <m (]) Cl) Gtt4 Tl•H (R) D Cel*ilJ ..... Bob Crane IS • ~ ..... Bob Crane 11 8 -Cl) -e ..___ Ml h I' hf B I .. .-.. llost. hos -WI' -c at s researc Of 1 Kentenn1a •··~ Cutsl· l e -(8 CD) Siar T-" I ... t h • lilary Hel1lltll. Miry lllft.tl • --Min-111 Hirt.. -,.. report u... o st11n1e appenrncs ,.~ ..___. _, ' " Cl) f..., Affair for the Evans family, 1nch1d'in1 Jamu • -_. ~ ~ =:',.,-, D '-"• IOSlnJ hts jOb. and the family beina i ~ ~ ~ • Yep & Yt1 •·hrtrWp F•llJ vnder SU1Y111l1n~e by 1111 1omn· e a... M ., ce..a 34 •. ~1.12 mtnt. Rescheduled fiOf'll last wee•. -ll·.---e 8 l..MnMI I Sllitttf "from JV -11:30-l1t DINlll Suds 10 St1tdolll" (R) uV.rne and • <m (J) ())U.S. 0,.. T,.. e <J1) (I) Cl) CIS U.S. Optft • Uttle ._. Shirley's delerm1nahon to win e HfOllPll T ... ifliiiicib -6:30-plm 1n the bfewery's annual talent e a> Cl) (JI e _..., C:... D G Cl) lit D-.., c:... show 111ns the111 a bittemreet vie· Cl) flit ma. flit m CM 8 Diltlll Guests include Robert tory. • <•(I)) a AIC htMIJ • (aJ Cl)) ID lltlHla) 1111~1 St1ek. Bonnie franklin, 011n1 Tras•, • C...wtb ~ "Tichi as A Orum" (llJI) s,tcill "Honeymoon Suitt" BIOOd. Swut & Te11\, and Joey • CllMt Plttr• '74-...,..nl hff, lftcl PNn. • ....,. Brslloo. ., Sltllltilll c...y • ""' !!!.'..~·~ 9=::.. 9•.00 ~~·~ -'"'" ,..,.. ..... -r--Alltlr _, , ... ,..,.. ---• a ...... w ()) 111•a•s•H (R> 11 45 11 45 (t1) CJ) Shi., lit Stan '"' -: --: -(Jectrlc c.,. Radar's well meanina attempt lo 111 8 a CJ) ()) cu ult llttit: •Im CJ) CIS Litt lltwlt: : llnlMtlt • t.:'llN4 tSfy Col. Potter's taste fol ll11d to (C)."Wlllrt Al&tll Dart" (dra) CC) "llltlt Ta11111" Cdr1) '7•-comt·by I01111to juice in Ko111 sets '69-Ridiud Burton, Clint la&twood David H1rtman, Rosem11; Murpllr 7z00 off 1 chain of lntr11u1. 12&00 •• 0 ())....... • 0 ()) <11 • Ptllct .... 12:00 •...... ,. __ ...... e Llarl a. "luk force: Cof) Killei" (R) Part I of • lllt If ~ • ~. ~ ......... H (Ari) ()) <-(()) .... w a lwo·p•rt story 111 wh1<h Pepper D ... ; ~"Ct• ......- -u.J ,,.. -• -jOins other temale otticen 1n • move (•· ) •59 • d H pb •·t• '63-Klfk Ooualas. Robert W1t\er Cl) Tt T .. tllt ft-' .,,a -..u rey e uni. ,.,, nOllJ • ,,., ... I-UICLL D ~ to aet 11110 the hitherto all.male Perkins, l'H J Cobll. •............ ""·fllilll -.... .. (susp) m 1 •-. ,...., -: -'1 --· ·-mot0tcycle cllvl$l0tl. il"d tllen tills 111 • .......... ~ ..... " (d' ) '39 -... _, -,. .._, love witll ooe of the motorcycla "-G nt n..-r · •·-•· J "54-Allne Suter. Steve Cochrill e flit fll _, 11 • llVU as alf ........ 1. cm (]) '-"t ottlceri. James Omen aiiests-.... : ............. H (adv) -12:30-• ~.1 ... .., ._.. .. 11o411 •(<II Cl)) 8 AIC hes••1 '63-R111n1ld Kernan, Key Mersman . • ....... lltw: N ...... ~le," --.. -... ; ~ (nt) "T11t ...... ...._..Cir .. , ........ ONI" S -GtlffD 1lli" (dra) '72-Cl,,r1es Grodin, ~II -12:JO-• MM kltMIL*tf at"'1 Sheptmd. Jmn1e Bertin. Eddie Al· • All·Rll~t Slltw: "Tl• .. "•,'' • •OO m llfllletlc Sttlel 1 o •1 fl 1'J11lltt tf t~ •·trltt," "A••1tt , • • ...._ ,..., bert, Aud11 Und ey. n ,, s rsl dly 0--" ~ e IHl ll) ~ ,....,,.. _7 •• 30-of ma111ate. 1 yount 1111n meelJ Ill th m Cl* 1nother tfrl, drvOICU his w1ft 1nd -2:20-D 0 !II D "'"•···· lollows the MGOnd arrl llomt .... : .. ,..... It ... ,...... ,..,. • liltn Gliffll SMw cadv> '" H11mphrey 11ota11 • ~ "' Dellen •. ~C -3·.•5-•w ~ !!..14''"' ..... , "' ,.._"',. • 1YTY ...... 11 Ille 0.Un An e .....-. e flit ,...,., WIN unusual bkkslace ~ al on• ol • 15 • ltMr a.c. Amtrrc1'1 most popullf nerrts, IS -.. : -S """'* ...,_ C.mtrlS follow lee Grant lhrou1h • ............,. • Cll....i n TtllCM lltr vlctonous tVtnrn1 -4:45-8 Llt'a Mt A Oul e EM e,.._u, •FW~ eC11a111JhF1tlJW ...... ~ ... 10 f:OO • d (J) (tJ ,....,.. ••ma.. 2:00 • All·•t•~· SHw: "th , ..... WM," "Tw flap -"CMtJ ..... , . -2:20-.... : ,._ ........ ,. llfllltt" (dla) '62-Anthony Quinn. fwDN•SD~Yj SC~I ftr ................... lilllllp. plust Mt OAmltlC "°'RAllS. a.., ,_ ,_, ct1111li111Ct, ar1 1M ..,, ...... DAmm MOVIES 10:00 • "llt1 tHWcll" (ldV) '60-Edmund Purdom "llHt ol llttA" (dra) 47 -W1lh1m liolOtn, Anne Ba&111 ~ "Ottectl11 Sttry" (d11) ~1-Kwk Doualai, [IUllOt p., kt! ll:lt • ~I ""II lie lllsttr" (mtA) ~1-0an 011ley Betty Gtablt. Oannr ThOtMS U:OI • "A Selltlltrn Yu•"" <cocn) 48-Red Su lton Arlm 01.i l:H !Bl C) "lrthn Arrtw" (wts) '!>0-Jt" Chandtei, Jamtt Ste••rt Otb11 l'lttl 2:00 • "Fetlltr Gout" (com) '64 Cary Grant Ltsl1t C.ron J:OO l!A) Ull"llntr let llt '9" ld1a> ·~J -Clai• Gablr Gent rotr•ty J:JO e (C' "Tht Q111ck C011•" lwtt) 64-Aulllt MurJ)hj e:oo ••crt ••""' .. IJ7) l~ttJlhwl • 8 (iB l Star Tr_. r .. 11r Alfllr •'-Mt m a...i n Ttll!Pt •PWWea FMlily .... lWT• • MM-IZ a m.• ,.,,._ :Ii zrni SIM '"' e fW c.4'a 1tDiMii! .. 8:00 e Uttte ._. e (}J) nit u• s--, -6:30-EMlf fal ltrt c-, .. Btrt 8 OlullJ Guuts rnclude Na ncy Conwy rs host to llte comtdr Casi \111lkt1. Purl Ba1tel. Vickr lawrtnct. 1ft(tud1na Hen11 Pohc II Slllit Janes. M111tyn Michaels. ynda Caner Marty 81ms. Donn• Ponterotto and LI) ArWp ~ lennr Schull1 OJ lie" '"'1'111 si.. II llNG CIOSIY-UZA • fMllJ Nftlf • MllN£LU ..... a:r S..., tlM St.In J...,,._ "JUllUEJ" tD o.ctrk c.,.., plhls 40 arut .u,, G "-C:.. IM e-tty 11 @ t11 • RllilW T.,.._ .llMM I') "lMl'im IOO 1:00 yu11 ol lllt ttltpllone D!Otldes tilt 8 • 0 D .... soi1ncbotrd lo! Chis tnttrt11nmtnt • Uen a. spKlll llosttd br 8'111 Croiby a11d (9 ) llNeu l11.a llhnntlh and lt1tvnn1 1uu1 Te T• Ille Trlltlt ilari Roy C111t.. Joel Grey. Mm1n • c-..trltiN Hamhstll. Ben Vtrtt~. Sttn l aw m I !Mt lMcy rentt & [yd1e Gormt ' m TH fll 8 ...... : CC) (2111) "A S., It ()ll ~. ..,.. (mus) 'Cl -DaMy Kaye, VH 9 Attu. Dr1111 (lnll M1yo QI Wy Grittitlt -..: cf! (2111) "ftar S~ts tl3 lllMlt lladlttl/ltllr11 """1 o.r (dr1) ~7-lony Ptrk1ns ID Onllltic Strits e a 111.ic ...... ·11111r1H tm • WU-r.-, •tt" (R) A clouble IOI l11me, per -l :lO-ltcttd br ptutic surttrr sucusslutly mvmts lltr ldtnhty 10 e-oi .,. I' ....... ·~u..~ -l:JO-• <m CJ) r..., O..lt-Stw· ri•t Fralllit AfllM Frenkae end IUtst PllytlG Olllt• t•k• • llUmotOVl loo• at lllt Gtftbnly Clmt sllows with 1 fir out shtch calltd • Celtb Illy ~h11try " •tr..• ........... 1100 8 Cf?) CIS Wulu1~1f .... : ~ (lflr) ....... (R) Cd11J '16-Susu Cler k, Alu k111u Jtallftle Nobn St1111 l'ICkens. Ellen Gett Ms C111• Slafl 11 8abt O.df1• son Z.hanu. Oftt ol ow counl!J s most outstand1nc athletn. 1n Uus SIOfY ol htr lllOftu1111nt1I a1tt1 her rtl1t1onsh1p wrtll t1rUlltr turn1d ll<O'llOlt1 Ctorce Z1h111u . end htr traclC end 11111 bolll wrth unct1 • <• ) 0 illfttll "Au1t" (It) A lmnd ol Bartlla's-1 rel11ded 11rH s marked for duth by • nartot tCS olfice1 1l1tr she sen him kill his 11rtlr1tnd • Men Crifr• s-. • WlrJw ....... lepcy ........... Dr.. • nit Silllt ,..,, " -9:l0-II.._ i..t ,.. stu1 top S«l't1 matenal ........ ,., o.111'1 ..... : (21w) "nit ....... • @ 9 • c...., rllet: e ltt'1 Mellt A Deel ----..-l....al" (dll) 'SA-W1U1.aa _"W. .... IC...." Yvettt M1m ti..Wib Holdtn. Giact Keay •tu. stars as aan llolioy~ a nit _....., WM • nit ........ IOf of 1 Grtenwicll V1llltf Ill fllle'f Jli Hiclt M.n • Ptny .._ wllo 1lso heppens to M • w11c11. 1nd m llrt4r ._. g .., ... Variety "-' Mrtllltl Murphy 1$ Alu. fht youn& 8 m l.llt ol IM WiW • ""' man slit lo'tes ud In whom '"' (8) ll1lt1 lu1u ""~'" $1n {8 ) l illy Q11h111 hclllc confides lier dark s~ret franc111.o Granu n Dodcers lllftMNIC Cr... e llrltl,. l'rlMMf• Lenny "1• Bionic Chicken (cast member Lenny Schultz) tell• how he be<:ame bionic and acquired hit 1pecl1I mlt- alon In Ill•. In The Late Summer, Early Fatl B•rt Convy Show. Wednnday 11 8P~ on CBS , ... ,, !- WIDNHDAY {Centt•Yedt tOaOO !la~b~~~·:~~~ l'JMs doc~IMtllMy 1¥11*S Ille It -~ lftUUM fA Ille 1M of dltl!IQls "' l1lt PIVMl• of '°°' 8tlt) f llllltSS, CoftsulM! AlfllD 0. rtctOI el WllBC·TV 111 lltw YOik, IS tllt Oll<Qllltfl If poltel .... ... _... •<• ) .... , I llllkll "Jo Jo~ (R) Stlflllr and Hutth cl1$11 .. th lt4efal •1tnts w!ltn tlley 10 aller 1 llon!ecNl.tl sea olfendt1 who llaf bte• cmn dt111111Cy 1n ea d!M1t IOI lils lltlp 111 111t11n1 I ""IOI .. ~, em.eu 18"' • "tW.Sicllr. Ulllil, ............ .......... ............ -10:30-:u. .. -~ ••Rnt~ ttaOO ..... e w a wat • .. •• <• (()) ........ ,iu. .,.. (() ..... ... -~ ..... bCtlM IS ,....... --. ..., ........ ..,, ..... ews-t (ll).(I) ..... •a...M -11:30- • (11) CJ) Cl) U.S. 0,.. T .... :r.rw <11 • ._. aw. n..ma. •<• ) 8Wl•t Wtr14 Iii-.: "Olliy Wltll Matfid Mtn" ... ......... .., ••1110. -11:45- • (11) CJ) Cl) etS ult lhtie: cm .............. (wn) '66- .ltllltS Gim11, SldMY Po4tie1. Dtnnos Wtaw«. 4100 ...... : cm "llffn ..... ..... (ICMi) '54-HMtrt MllWll ,...ti TV W£EIC S£PTU.18ER 6 111141 I THURSDAY-I 8:00 ........ ,,.,111 .... Wt 9 {Ill TM ht•• (It) (IJll ) LMf'M I ~ Km.It ftf.,.. .............. ........ Nm•c PIOCUlfS. .... "',.. *' iJ m,.,. IM .......... Dim. llON:s lt:ll e "ThJ Sll1ll Mnt ._..(mus) '39-Joel McCrea "l"9 " o..· (111,S) '50- 01111 Andtews. r 111ty Gr1n1ef la """ .. c.Mll" ldt•> '51-llwk Oouclas. ta• Sterh111 11•. ~..,... °"' ...... <••> '60-u uttn Btoll. lltn netb Mou 11:11....... . .. ,.,... (dfl) ·~-Ow Alldrtws 1:11 • " ......... ,., ... (ldw) '62-Tro, Oo"ahut. Sutallflt Pltslltltt t.tt........... ~Ofll) "51-Caiy Cr1111. f11111C1 Btrcm•n J:tt at .,..,.. ..... " .... " (ad-) '!>8-M1110 l111n Jolin Boy Mlddtnly llU 111nost wtllltn 10:00 Ills naer 1m1 Ille rn llly ol bttnt 9 ,,,., ) •-~ (RI lllt publtsber d a ~ country uu -_, lle1nPJPtf, .,.. II brtQ(S • 11mn1 Clu Gul•Ctl Cllt$1$ u I Ot$ttl I n dl1111e to his hlr ind 1111ud sorro. dle11ff WllO$t llOSltlofy lo •• out$1der to Ills lam~y whH they ltlla ht nupls •lien Blrn1b1 1111vts and intends to move llOlll them ti last attempl$ IO du r • 1t111dtd roulh ol B O • lilriilfMWllM murdtt chllCU Y• llMf Set SoiMOTlhe woncleo • B .._ of nafu1e-1ncfudrn1 the develop • ~, .. c.r-mtnt of • chock embryo, the meta '211> ~ -, lllOlpflosij of I Ult1p1lflt 11110 i (-) ........ bllllttlly, Mid • 1 mole um fol ._ its ,oun1-111hts 1111ty wen by the • lerlll • Pti.-a fwmi41 tyt-,., Sllown '" photo -10:30- mte1oe11plty • • llwl • .. : U:) C2ttrl ·n. Semt 11 ·.OO Uh II ..... ....,.. (!aft) ·o Oannr Kryt, Yw111111 lbJO e • e (Jfl llwl .. : C2'tlr> ..,.. ...., •a °' •...,. ...... (dra) ·~ Cll.vllon Heston e S (8 fl)) LMt a .. rlcu OmOI Par kif Strte •TM,_..,...,..,~ S... m S..,... '*'- A wt1111J sllow wtlh c~. mvslc. I~ lltM rutsts ITom tll htlds tnd lht Ch1p Illy ltlft ... , .. ,, KartMH !ti 5 SlftlflS tJ llCUllD • liet s.lft ... : CC) {2iwl ''Writtw • {)]') CJ) '*' Derrlrllet .. ..,.. (dra) 57-lloc:t Hudson. • llle Ult ti.._.,_ De Wllltl •RNlllQ Lt11Jtn Baal! (JI) lrv1nc rn the court of the Ilene ot 9 Orel 111Mrb: Dle'1 ,.,. Mn f11"''· di V111c:r. 11nowntd 1n his • TM ...._ own bftlllllt 111joys a oerrod ol 8100 • ""1 ..._. c:om"11IM w1111ty whrlt cont1nu • 9 . • .. • ,..,., C--. 1111 k illlditl Mid t 111tn111tf11S Tiit • (11) CJ) 0 11w1 18 .. : Cl:> (aw) "f,_ Miii II st11es co11dudts wrtll his dalll al 67 ··~ Ttut" Jwu) ·~-Doll ltlllily_ 4Ad-Wlll-1t1 t COllltllOfl lfM ,..., ,.._ ---...~."'~"" Amboise. frantt Phrlfppe Leroy • <•Cl)) 8 ICU ftttMll • CH1•1 C1, MtdtJ (3hr) slaD IS da Ytfl(I Cofttlr111td hOftl 51'M Li~ COVt!ICt Urllttd Statts .,. US SR 11'15 ol !ht pmt bttwttn UClA lliurns <•CJ)) llllr 511111• P1clllc 111 C.... )4 · - and Mtona Slatt lrom Tempe, Air ..... a:~ -11:30- toN . • ~ QI... 9 (l7J CJ) CJ) U.S. 0,. T ... -~,..., ........ u....,,.... ~ e .._11 l·30 G G ()) l1I • ,.._, CMtell ez-i -· -w 111e ma. • IJftle ._. •"-'Will • <• >a w. .w ,_ _,:30-• ¥..W, Slll9 lllb "Mun11" I "lht M11ic11n" C .loo ·.~ ....... _ e OINlll uests include l11-1e _ ..... , 11m11. Tll!tt Doc llcM. re1111tldo • (11) (]) CJ),,.._ ~1: ia 1'I a. • -~ """·-• -...-. ...... rl Ven °""""' Judd Hll'Kh 11111 ts ~ .. a;;~~;'7r111itM'er -• Oom1•tt• Ottve<chlO 111 thlt new f:it -11:45-(() WJ liriftllll serru that 1111kts tts 11111111 stlSOll e (J?J CJ) CJ) 9 CIS lite (JI..,. 8rlMI a. bow on Sunday S.,ttmbef Z6 ti .. : (CJ ,.,.... ...._ l" e ,..., MW IOPM tn thiS P,evrew ~iat. tt1e (tm) '61-J1n1ts CoOurn (11) CJ) ..., .. 1*111 unorthodoa bthlriol of t n11'°t1u e llle lledrtc ~ dM$ioll detective wrth whom Oefvec- • ~ duo rs invest111tr1111 pouiblt homr· tide Ills Set Otlvecchro btHled, 7100 infurialtd and tnaious fOf an end to • 0 Cl) • ..... hrs IUOC~hOll With the 111111 Chltlts • u.. a. Heed CO>Sltr'S as Shonlli (()..... 80 (()9 ~-~ (() Tt t• .. Trldl ._ "* (CJ "llle l#O e c..ei... l11e!Mtr' (dra) • 6-J1111u Cart e t=t.IC; lonu. tatelle 1'1150111. Bernard e llle .. H~ 8taor1 CarroU. Od O'lltrll. (11) CJ)..._... Ttr1t11« O'Cell11t1 A lltw Encltnd e,.. ,.... collP!e tle1111 to Nvt bet1 l•-•11 • w, .,... aboard an unlfffthfied IPlttc.fllt e llle MIClllllL*et -.n 111d trttn medlct l uamrnelron' in • Dr...-...... U11s l1et btstd drllllt 1tl1tin& thl e ...... ,..., eaperlenm of 81111•1 and Bttty Hill . • "" ... a. -7:30-..... , ..... ~ ............. . ... ..,, ~ =:'...... <•CJ)) """°"' .......... -t:30-al .._.... , .. : ~cm ·u.11." <••> I.::".:.:. ;.;~~. ;:;·:r::..~"l',~: CJ)....,_. ._.. · mf ,,._ 11 lllldt prnidtltf ol 1 ~~,.·~ts -~ .$t• unlmiity lftlltr prftMllt lltlft I frlr--,.._ •• .._..,.. drn idenl JIOUP of sluduh, bul • Cllllall JI ,... wtien ht Intl IO Mtollllt wl1h !ht • Plb la .... studtllb, he flfldl 11\tlft Ill llO mood • W..,. to compromise . l'IUDAY S&tW II r.--. ............... ..... '" DAJTIM( rtOUAllS. ........ ,., .bl i 11, .. Ille .,. ...... DAYTIM( llCMfS 1':M • "Th lt .. ih of o, ........ (WU ) '64-Michele Cossu "W Mill" (dr1) 'S4-Ceor1e Rift, Joan Bennett a .. ..,_ .. <dr•> ·55_ 1111' Oouttas. AnlllOllJ Q111nn ll:M. ..,.,,, I• Hur ...... (di•) '61-01\0ft Wtlltt .0¥11 Jv•cens U:tl•"f..-., ...... (COii) 'U -trent Duue Cturtu Boytt l:tl IS (C) "Tiit rauwo14 Is Ce1ra1•" (dra) '63-Dorl llor11d, llb111 Ptrschy l :H D ct> "lite 'ms Is "'-tr" (com) '61-Cary G11nt, Jun SimlnOfls. Deborah Kt1r Robtt1 M1tch""1 l:tl C!I "Ttlis COllN • Ille ...... ~ (rom) '51-Piut Dourto, Jun Siml!IOM l:Jt• .. .....,., ll1ke'' (ICIV) '66-MOlla Yim. r ttentt Sl11119, 011• ..... llVDIH ID Ch11et ll Jui1-t Ctete llobttts 1i 1ncllolman lot cove11ce of lHllllJ Solillltra C.hlotn!I ISSllH a ..,w..w 8:00 • Wl :D IHiiJ(...,.., .._ Ille Car...TTCli1rrnint 1n1 mttd titrn IOI tht tnhre ~rn1ty, ciuted by the 1•11d •1nn1n1 tum of John 1nd hllh Hubley •ho uu their 1n1m1ted eh111cten 1n 1 p11nted rtflection ol [Ilk H E.11~10n's concept ot ·psychosocial c11ses." wll1Ch take pl1c:t w1th1n tKh ol us u -e PIU thlouah what (J1~son utl$ the ttfht st11u of hum1• develop mtAI Ind •hit -e Cllt lilt' e a CBl D ht11••r ...... ,, ... An 111bod11Ctt0• to the 19}6 11 sdlcdult ot ~IUIO.f lllOIAl"f PIOCJllllS IOI r<MHll Pt~ft whic.h w1ll lt1t11re <MlOOllS. comedy, K1ion ind SClfllCt hchOll 1dwtnlu<t 1nd 10C11I dr1m1 .... : CC) (Ztw) ·n. Ii.,,.. ....,." (com) '46-0•nny K.ty1 Vut1nla Maye • ('3 ) OJJ UC'1 Satriir ' S.. ,... hmmy OsmOlld stars .,th flltSIS Donny and M111e Oi l!IOlld. Dick Clark. comtd1H Marty Alltn. vtnhfloQlllSt Ch11s Kwby, 111d a llf• lotk lJOlljl C.pt Kool Hd lllt l(oti&s Included •1• bt I pttVltW of the 11e1r Sft111day morn1n1 tlllldrtn's D .... : C21wl -c.o.-•a A111••ut" (d11) H -Greaory i't(k D0totfly llkCUHt ."' ..... .,.,, ..... .... ; (Cl "llO lflls'' (WU) '69-Burt Reynolds. Raquel Welch ....................... • u CIWt ... CriMt .,. ....... ~,,.- -l:JO- D D 9 •~&S.. "Tiit C.m111111 Trip" CRI Wllffl frtd •lld LHIOlll IO olf Oii i Cllllp1n1 tnp, 111 .. too bm~ doWll 1nd thep 11t stnndff Ill ttlt •lld, SO, HR11ftf llle>t lite, thy ••ltll the11 trves PHSllll btlOtt thtll tyfS •C...• •"*"" fa .... Slrfft .... '. 0 5""' .. llelltl ,..,. 1:00 e QI> lfll D UC frl41y ... : (Cl {lllt) '1WCll se.ty" (d11) '75-S.1118'1dces. Joie reirt1. Daudt Aluni, Shirttr lln1pt. Hamel 11,,n An Mluhstic 1111ern 11fllsts lo dost 1111 eyn to Ille widesprud ntthctnu 111 Ille llosptlll, 111d Pll4 Ills arttt on lht hnt •htn be ctltlles with 1 1110 of establ«Slled dOC1on on the quuhon ol prescnb 1n1 1 hysltrtctomy tor a rounc 1c:1rus •((JI)())) QI UC friQy lll;lt -..: (CJ (Zllr) ·~ (11t1) '15-Jamu Wtin•111t1t. Dirk Bloder. Btn Mu1phy. Sally field, W1lh1111 Windom. Jolln AndtrSOll With Ille late of the PK1hc Notlhwnt at lll kt. lttendfrp 111011nl1tn man Jim Btidttr. 111 a hut ltle tdvtntuu, IS 11w11 40 dJys lo blue 1 ll11l lhrovth Ille llocklf\ 10 1111 C.lrlolrua tOl$I lllfurt 111ta111 lo» ol tllt t1111*J to £nctelld •MMCIWllaa.. en..,.... ......... .. ,.....,,... TV WEEK, 8EPTE"'9EA $, 1978 -t.JO-• ( ) QI n. ..... a @ 1) CIS frl-ay 1111"• • ~ ... - llMit: "'' "C.C. ' '-""'" -• ......, (dt1) 10-Jot N11111t~. Alln M11ptl. a ,_ a. Wlll111w S1111th. Jtt1n1ft1 S.Hinl\IY A -11:•5- fOllllC m111fOttlS11111r111d1•1 motor 9 Ql) CIS Latt ..... : cydt c•na. but btuuw ht dots not ~ "Tiit ....., cw.rt," (com) 1dllt1t suictly lo tho rvlts, ht '64-Jtny Lewis, SvsH Oliver becolna the tntmy of the ctm~ fD Tiit a-kall ~ A Qliitt 12100 IMllllllll :.~ Sllee: "-...... 111 .., ... • ,,.._, " ·r11-...." ..._... " ..... "Tiit i.e. ...... 10:00 .... : "Tiie c..t 11111111 .. Tiiis II....._. lillJ lilchll" (dr1) '55 Gtry • D •... Coootr. C11¥1tt 8ie,IOtd a '--" e 11et1t: <Cl"'"-....... eD ( .... et r.,. ... IW" Cdll) '$6-ltoktt W11ntt • LAii ~ a.. Jerry Moore .... : "Tiit ,.... City Sllry" -10:30-(dra) '55-RIWld K~tf *'....,.. ~ ...... -ll:.15-..... Dr11111 • s.,... n.tft 11 :00 .. Q1I ) ~~lallt •••a.., s,.ciai e tIOJD m """ •n.ma. • CS (121l Cl)) l'" A•t1lc111 -l:JO-StJlt .. ,.... ... fil) n. u. .. • c....ity..... 2:00 • lllfy ........ lllfy ""'--• _..,... 5""': '1lllla tf A • '91 s-t StrMl'f," "Tiie M S-," "Plr· {il) ...,..., .. 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Christophr Pfumm" "'-s el llb1jM{d11) 64 JK~ H1•~1n1 Ritlwd Attenb0fou1h lrli.1 farrow ID Tiit Df-r me.a...,..._ -2:30- D Oii C.... 8 S.."-t ID Sc.nl9 ._....,... C.mu 3 :00 8 Cllildrte's Fifll festiwtl D WIWlift Tllt1ttr e llle¥it: I.Cl "Tiie lellnly llltr" (wes) '64-Dan Duryu, Rod ~m er on C..,.i111 '1' II Mt•it: ~) "Wealtrn Union" (wu ) 'l Randolph Swtt Rober I Youn&, Dun 1•rcer AFT•RNOON 1· Cf) Mowie: ·•11ttlearoun4" (dra) ---------· 'SO-Van John~n. lohn ttod•ak 12:00 8 <llJ U.S. 0,.. TIMil MtM: "f"lftr .._ " r-" (com) '37 -Don Ameche. Ann Solhtrn .. Owttr Until• II) Mtfit: (Cl "W11p1th" (•U) 'SI-Edmund O'Brrt n. Dun J1ue1 CltJ ht Mkrt Qll c-trr Pll<t ID Variety SMw m S1t•rll1r lllHin : "Counlrr Miiiie 1Wi41J," "Miradt II Mot· ...... 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""""""' -1:30-• !I?> CD twa Ille TeniMe Inn tl11ms 11111 a U S neirscasler nnts lo ltlt'I.,_ a rul lluSS11n l1m1ly 11 llome and has chosen Ille l'ltrowsly IMIW) • cta CD> a uc s.t1ru1 .. : ~{ti) ..... Oriliul .... .., ...... (II) (tdw) '}6-Lyndl Cartt1, l yle WICIO'ltf. 0ons l ucll- 111111. lltd Bullo11s The "super WOIMI" ol lht 1940s COllllC books oerlofms 111C1tdlblt luts of s•ill alld 4111111 to save the Irle ol a U S Air '""' olbc11 ..... ...... .,,..., 9:00 • C1b Mery Trtef .._. (II).. Mif)' Rcllarcls ltas ddWffred toftlC M1CrM111111hn1 news about an old fntnd llllo n seoinc re tted1o-i to Coflt1m, btit htr det!SIOll IO keep lk Jtor, bOlll Ille pms uni~ U!tt tllt ballots llaw bun counted 1s o..rrrultd by l.., Ciani e m ,,..m .. ,.,,, • C...LaVtpsSt,te" .......... ,,, .. -.. Utttt. Tllllctlt. 8 D Cll 9 e lmiil""1 C.. la ftpe s.,e. Ttfij Colllo hosts his 11111 lllfCill ol the season w1t11 t11ttts Alln M1t11el. ltd llllle. 1111 fibfq.,1 Ch1111ps and Los P•m ~ COiie'* ol Ar l tlll•11• Tht sllow was tlltd •I tllt lu Yeps Hilton Tiit n.ep fll I I • .... {Bw) ....,.. '91· lefy" (tnp) '59 Joan Cuwlord. l•tty S.lhwH, !toddy McOowall • 0.. °""· h:h11d 1'11ty 1 ....... = ... -9:JO- • (IJ) (}) ........ ,. .. (It) A colcw1111 cllum "°"' Boll's col ltlt diys sflows up Ufltlpt(1fdl) IJld llWU fYtfJ tndlCllhOll of beQ>lnlflt I perf!IHtnl 11oust1uttt •TnilcNM .. .., e ki6 22/Qlir TIM 10:00 e (IJ) CJ) Cll CIS C..., PW: ..... ,. Cabritl Otll Still IS Joe RlsM>, • lormt1 convl(HU1ned·lepl co1111se1ot. who solves tht 111111der of several JOUlll suls '"' htS lfwytr boss Jotl r 1btan1 and 8111>111 Sl\lnN (CHIM •@ CJJ •••• Mal lllita a..1lu haeut Btrt l'ltU llld PttyllG Ctof11 Ill to hosts and Otbb+t W11d 11 • luf11red per fort11tr on lhtS yrn's lnt,_1t1tt which •1n cvlm1111tt 1n the crow111n1 of Miss Atnt11C1 of 1971 • -..i.: "Tiit Ulli••-" (hOI) '51-R1Clta1d C•l1nd ({) ......... ....... Mike. Dul .... •lllPtWett • S-11 DltectM ~ M'9111 llildlca• .... (121 ) Cltll AMricall ... eu.~Slle. -10:30-¥. Me -~ lllllln 11:00 •• Q)lllws llfl ii~ e F,.,.. 111C11t Hos1td by C11mslty ..... : "s.. tf ,.. JllM" (dra) '49-Joll~ W1yne. John Ac11 •sw.ra.-. !I?> n. ma.. a Tiie 1110. ................. ca ... ~ ea...M a ..._ CCJ "Tiit CM6sel" p.,, I (dra) '63-lOM Tryon -11:30-• use r.... use " M1S10u11 ...... ....., OldlW' (d11) '40-[dward C llob1nS011 Cl) .... :""".......,." Slltf • lee• Mtl•t1" (mys) '39 -Brnl RatllboM ..... : CC) ...... " ,.,.. Plea" (dra) '61-Carol Lynley, left Cll1ndltr. Clu nor Park tr .... :"Tiie ........... _.. (d11) 'CZ Joseph Cotltn 12:00 .... <11 11"9...,.. ID .._12 ,. ) llftlllkl.fl 1'llelttf -12:30- • Ill> {j) 9 . S1t•r•a, ...... ........... w C.ttt 1100 • •lllaM Sii-. ...... ' ""' i...t "Tiiey .. , ...... Mt," ........ ,..." ... ......, .• wc...n (lJ) Tiie tM1t LIM SMrt -l:JO-. , ........ -3:•-...... :~· ......... .., .. (COii!) 'S6-0t~1t lteyllOkls 'Mias America' T .awny Ciodln .and Bert '"'" The .mnual M1S!> Amenca Pageant is the longest- runn1ng conunuous entertainment spet 1al t urrenlly still on network telev1s1on. This year's 1elec.1s1 (on NBC, ~alurday, ept 11 at IOPM) from Atlan11c City. -NJ. will 6e lne-ilrd consecu 1vey ear lhil Mtsr Amerrca will be selected before a na11onw1de au- dience expected to bl' in the neighborhood of 75 m1l11on The Sbth annual Mis~ America Pageant will have Bert Parks and former Miss America, Phyllis George, as co-hosts. This will mark Bert's 22nd successive year that he will have served in a hosting capacity. For Phyllis, rt will be her fifth appearance si nce she won the title of Miss America of 1971 They will be 101ned in the two-hour telecast by Tawny Godin, Miss Amenca of 1976, who wrll perform in the musical production as well as crown her suc- cessor, and lync soprano Debbie Ward, Miss lou1· stana of 1973 . fhe theme title of 1he musical production 1s "It's Time " In e1Cplaining the s1gnif1eance of 1he theme, Albert A. 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