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Home My WebLink About1976-09-12 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ·SUNDAY ) * * * VOL. 69, NO. 2S6, 6 SECTIONS, 96 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFO RNIA SUNDAY,SEPTEMBER1t1n6 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ' \ Soccer Explodes Across Coast Scene ·I, ~ l ; . Any one Can Play and 10,000 Children Do . • {' By LAURENE KEYS . ) Ol-0.11,~11-- ~Ten years ago the Coast an1ers. made up completely of orelgn·born athletes. was the on· Once exchisi ve to a s mall y soccer team in the Orang~ ethnic minority. soccer is now )::oaatarea. very much a part of the \ Today the Rangers are stlll go-American sports scene. ins strong. But they are only one While the game has grown na· Orange Coast elementary school children are playing the game at recess and more than 10,000 boys and girls are participating on youth teams. jil many teams and on a typical tionally-more than two million ;5aturday,therewillbemorethan fanswatchedprofessiooalsoccer Anyone can play. Soccer "3oo games of organized youth soc· last season-the soccer surge in enthusiasts point out that a £er played a long the Orange Orange County has been nothing player need not be seven feet tall even practice by themselves . Now area high schools and col- leges are getting into the act by adding soccer to their athletic programs. Because or the popularity. a large national s po'rting goods manufacturer estimates that more than one million soccer balls will be sold nationwide next year with sales in excess of $6.6 million. <See SOCCER, PageA2) BAU.!• RUBBER S13 LEATHER S25 ~t. short oC explosive. or weigh 200 pounds. Athletes can \U.S. HOstages Freed :--:J \t WAS GREAT WEATHER FOR ... You essed it-ducks, as Steve Perris, 12, and an Edmonds. 10 of Cypress found out 'when they went fishin' Saturday at Mile J Square Park in Fountain Valley. Boys· mars hmallow bait drew a crowd of quackers who liked the wet stuff coming down. For other wet weather fishing scenes. see Page AJ. 1' • Clearing Skies l Chase 'Kathleen' That's Rlght, It Sure Was Ove rly S o ggy . Orange Coast residents. who aped the full wrath of tropical m Kathlee n but got their re of drenching last week, can forward t o clearing today Monday. r Little more than clogged storm trains and water-stained shoes Ebe left as an anermalh along coast. but In other parts of thern Callrornia there will be fllOre painful reminders. ~At l east thr ee persons are belleved dead. an .entire railroad -, Boob Tube. ~ Poops Pair IDGHLAND PARK. Ill. (AJ':) -Sol l.evin e estimates he is saving the nation one barrel or crude oil a year by having his chlldren pedal a bike· 1enerator he invented to power their television set. "I'd come home and find lll1 two kids immobilized in~t of their set and I ft they should be do- ~something if they want· to watch it," says Levine. "I took Uieir bicycle." he s111, "made a stand for it ln the TV room, booked it to a car 1enerator and a U.YOlt car battery. Now they can feed their Wm.ion habit with their own t!Del'I)'.,. .. . -',,,j ·- was put out of service, millions of dollars In property and crops were lost and hundreds of homes were destroyed or damaged. The freak tropical storm was the tint t o hit Southern California since 1939. Some re· gions had more than entire average year 's rain in a single day. An end to the rairui appeared to be nearing Saturday. The Na· tionnl Weather Service withdrew nash nood warnings for Southern California and portions or Nevada and Arizona. Partial 'sunshine was predicted for to- day. The storm was blamed for the drownings or two persons in the lltUe Imperial County communl· ty of Ocollllo. About half the town's 400 residents were evacuated Friday nilht when a six-foot high wall of water rumbled out or a ravine and poured through the center or town. Don't despair or throw your slaps to the back or the closet. Today's weather is expected to clear and end about two days ' worth or puddling. But you have a rl.aht to feel un- usually soggy for September. The Orange County Harbor Department reported 2.23 Inches to date this year, 2.14 ol which was dumped by the departing storm clouds. State Forestry Division of· ficiala in Orange measured 1.28 inches from this downpour, rail· ing tbe total to 2. 72. They said the lut time it rained in September wu In 1972 and then it was a mere .01 sprinkle. Typlwon.l(ilh 48]apaneae County Sheriff's U. Mike Singh TOKYO (AP) -Wielding said "maybe 30 or 40 people are winds ol up to 116 miles per hour unaccounted for" inOcotillo. and torrential rains. Typhoon Some persons began retumins Fran set orr h undreds or to Ocolillo on Sal.. .Udes in. tentral and western said about balf"UM!: ~ W' •,were tilled, 23 was washed !w.ay: , , · J . '. · mi~~iag ~ d 17 ipJured, , an~ , Sheriff's Lt. Bruce ,;J . Of • 'tillSa.y, al '~ · • >'fl.;:n• ~~"ellJbonlllll.-. · 1 1i S .d ._JU.d.. .. : JI ·"rtie. t,yphC)db, ll7th of the. year, to 81 .ttlfl~v' f iWU. aoc.~1~-...;0kinawa ;J ' ,• " i , • •and the se>Utherntn* J~e BELGRADE Yutoslavia Island ol Kyushu on Saturday <AP> -President 'nto will un-• nipt. It bean to lbift DOl"lbward derto treatment for an acute toward Ka1osbima on the liver disuse and will nit (or IOUthern lip ol the llland early to- several weeks, the official news day, the meteoroloetcal asenci qency TanJug said SaturdaJ. said. -----------. -. ----------· ,. J Skyjackers Surrender In Paris PARIS (AP) -The hijacking of a TWA domesti¢ Boeing 727 jetliner by Cr8Uaii nationalists ended here early today with the release of about 50 hostages aod the surrender or the terrorists. Sources said the terrorists would be returned to the United States later today in a U.S. military plane. Passengers started leaving the aircraft shortly after 2 a.m. to· day. French authorities had refused earlier to allow a woman hi· Jacker to return to her col- laborators after she left the sky· jacked plane for negotiations with officials, aourtta here said. The French position was tough and demanded from the start that the hijackers surrender, sources said. Buses drew up alongside the aircraft and the passengers, who had been on the aircraft since it was hijacked after leaving New York for Chicago on Friday, moved out of the plane, witnesses said. Jn Washington early today, President Ford issued a state· ment directing "that appropriate steps be taken to ensure that the perpetrators of thil lncldent are brought promptly to Justice.'' Ford said: "This Latest incl· dent la renewed evidence ol the ursent need for international ac· Uon to cope with bljacking and t.errortam. • • Presidential spokesman Ron Neasen declined to say what Ford meant by "appropriate steps." John •L . McLucas, ad· minlftrator ot the Federal Ana· tion Admi n istr ation in Washington, Issued a statement of thanks to the staff at TWA and the crews or the two airliners. "You h ave done your country and your company proud," McLucas said. "It was a situation that called for coolness, s klll. patience, firmness and courage. Jn every respect you measured up." U.S. Ambassador Kenneth Rush told a sidewalk news COD· ference at the airport that negot.iaUons were successful and that the French government had given the hijackers -still aboard the plane as he spoke - the option or returning to the United States. He saJd he thought the hijackers would accept the option. He said he did nol think tl)at any of the passengers were In· jured. Rush said that the U.S. and French 1overnmenta were in accord on all Issues during the hi- jack. SHOES S25 SOCKSS2 JAMES MacLEAN WEARS TOP OF LINE SOCCER UNIFORM PrlcH Averaged f rom Orange Coast Sporting Good• Storea /tlesa S lage r Bu11ted t 'Killer in Black' ) Remains at Large 1 By STEVE MITCHELL Investigators said they are in·i OltMD•llr"o .. -terviewing relatives and as Costa Mesa police, working sociates or the young mother. around the clock, say they still who was shot five limes at clos have no clues In the shooting de· range by a tall man wielding a ath of Costa Mesa stockbroker small caliber revolver. Pamela Davis, who was slain in A power failure, caused by herho~e Friday afternoon. heavy rains. hindered cr ime Ali's R efe r ee In Japan Bout Unde r Arrest BURBANK (AP) -A porno- grapher and the man who re· fereed Muhammed Ali 's bout with a Japanese martial arts star were arrested Saturday ln the murd~r or a private detective who allegedly bad cononections with the underworld and Beveral entertainers. Gene Lebell. 43. a karate ex· pert who refereed for All's in· tematlonally televised bout with Antonio lnokl , a.nd J ack Ginsburgs, 38, who listed his pro· fesalon as "self-employed porno· grapher. '• were booked for the In· vestlgalion of the murder of private detective Robert Hall, who was slain last July. A slngle bullet shot through a kitchen window slammed Into the back or Hall's skull, killing the private Investigator. Homicide investigators soon discovered a collection of tape recordings and other evidence linking Hall with underworld. crime figures, several unnamed ente r tainme nt figures a nd fugitive financier Robert Vesco. One or hundreds of tape record· ings found In Hall's apartment connected the detective to con· vided stock swindler Thomas P. Ri1liardson, a one-time protege ol Robert Veaco's, poilcesaJd. scene identification late Frida night and Saturday, according to police. "We had to send everyone home when power to the equip· menl went out." s aid in· 5~;;;!~;;:~~;;:~~1 members or Mrs. Davis, who shared the home at 2867 Velasco Lane with her husband, Tom. and baby daughter, Tiffany. \ The four-month-old tot was asleep in a crib at the time or the shooting. Two neighbor girls, playing in a gutter near The IJavis home at <See KILLER, P age A%) ~ Woman D i-es, ·~ ~A~~~O ~~City,, Kans .. woman drowned but two 1 men were plucked safely from stormy seas Saturday after a light plane apparently ran out of fuel and crashed, authorllleis said. Dean Siegrist, of P rairie Village . Kans .. and J o h n Blackwell, of Breckrlnrldgc, I Colo., both 28, t reack!d water for about 90 minutes before a Coast j Guard helicopter and cutter. rescued them about 4~ miles from shore. a spokesman said. The dead female passenger J. was identified only as Susan .J Kurtz. tt' ·1· 111·: I 1'S I ltl·: UNEXPECTED ACl'-Wben the rock duo or De&Norff and Joseph open the show for Seals and Crofts, audiences are llOIDelimes •bocked: DeardorfHs badly crtppW Crom polio, and bis partner carries hJm on atqe. But t.be music soon aeta tbinp right, the-mU1iciau tell on Pase All. DRINKING P&OOF -The im· ace~ the skid row bum ta a mis- nomer. Moat problem drinkers are millin1 around ln eociety, aeemiqly okay. Dally PllGt Staff Writer bOrit Lee aplaim what resources are available if alcobolitm is becomlnc deatnlc· live to you, a friend or relative. Her survey is on Pace Bl. •:: GER MAN ST RAT EGY - Dru1s and male hormones played a part. So did menus, trainins camps ln the mountaJM and a computer in Leipzig. From a variety or sources, an Associat- ed Press correspondent tells how East Germany produced ill out· standing Olympians, Pa1e Al. SUPaE•E SHJn'-The U.S. Supreme Court hu turned con· aervative via Nixon appointees and the leadership of Chief JuaU~ Warren Burger. But what does that mean to suspected criminall? Find out more about lheee ~ure Jurists and their ef. feet on your llre in a feature on Pqe82. .. J . . DAIL,. ~IL.OT YcnoM TY .... ' l ~ ~ ..... , l I Ai DAILY PILOT Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights Newport BecJch Brakes Put on Wheelers Commissioners skated th'°'issue last week. refusing to take a stand on the location of a proposed skateboard park in Newport Beach. In the face or a crowd of homeowners op· posed to such a park, the Parks. Beaches and Recreation Commission directed the staff to continue studying sites. Manager's Mending "Improving. stable ... rest- ing comfortably" were the terms Hoag Hospital spokesmen used Saturday night lv describe City Manager Robert Wynn's contlnu. ing recuperation from open hea.tt surgery. Docto~ operated Thursday on Wynn, 45, to repair heart valves that had become calcified. Huntinqton Beach But What About Spectators? A proposed retreat for 23 city officials to discuss goals and objectives at Cal Poly-Pomona has been called off. Although no for mal action would have been taken and the meeting was open t.o press and public, questions bad been raised about the Jack of access to Huntington Beach real· dents during their council's ponderings Costa Mesa Leftovers Look Suspicious Arson may have been the cause of a $500.000 fire that 1tutted several storage companies and a CalTrans office Wednesday. fire investlgators have s aid. They based their suspicions in part on a half-pint can of lighter Ouid and yellow plastic caps from two highway flares found at the !'ict-ne. 1101.t:1 Guacamole Didn 't Dip The rus tlers made their getaway"but lost their loot to a sharp-eyed Irvine Ranch Deputy Inst week. No cowbo}'ll were required to herd the stolen stock home a1ain. however. It consisted of 700 pounds or a vocados. worth a bout $400. A s earch b y pol1ce heUcopter for the thieves failed to locate them. hut. lllong with the fruit. they lefl behind then heavily laden car. Fountain VcJllcy Taxpayers Win a Round , Homeowners' pressure paid of( when lbe City Council aareed to low~r the 1976-77 tax rate by an addiUonal 8.$ cents, bringing the total cut to 22 ce9t.s. A homeowners group had protested that because of the sharp lncreue In assessed valuation, anything short of a severe cut would re- sult In a Wh"ldfall to lbeclly at taxpayers' expense. M1 c;c:.1on V1e10 Tutors ' Toes, Remarks Pointed Ancry dance lnst.nacton mllde Sid· dleback school officials toe the mark I.st week over tbe issue of teacblng ballet. Private instruct.on were ob- J«t1q '° tbt tebool4pomoted COii\• petition and a1ao exjW mad the belllf tba& 1tudata could be banMd bf COD• crete floors and inadequate warmup exercise.. Ofriciah aald they wUl pcnder the matter further. Controversy's Enveloped LeUert t.bat c!'OIMCl in lbe mall m11 cltar -.pan $11 milliclD mlsUDdentandlQf between the City of SU Juan C.plstrano and Glendale Federal Savlnp and Loan M· aodaUon. The savmcs and loao filed • dam.,. dailb for tbat amount, alle&inc that t.he city la Hmltl"f UM of 1,IOO aaw ol lta adneloped land. Qty oftldall u.i U..1 HDt u ....... meal &o IUSPftMl tbe UmA&at.loGI Jua btlort tbeJ rn .. ftd notiftcatioll ol tJte dtdm. , \ Quiz Set On2-Jet Tragedy ZAG RES. Yuaoslavia CAP) - F'lvc Yugoslav air tralflc COO· trollers were taken into custody ror quesUonJng Snlurday about how two airliners supposedly un· der their control could have met head·on at a combined speed or 1.200 miles per hour in the worst. air collision in aviation history. The controllers were all on du- ty Friday at the time of the col· h sion. which killed all 176 pe r son s aboard a British Airways Trid~tS and a chartered Yugoslav DC9. The debris killed a Yugoslav woman wortiag on her farm. The planes were cruiaing in a clear sky at 32,800 ffft. in one or the busiest a ir corridon in the world. · A Yugoslav judge who is in charge of the invesUgaUon said the controllers had probably incorrectly judged the altitudes or the two planes . A spokesman for the Yug05lav charter company lnex-Adria. which owned the DC9, indirectly blamed the controllers for the c rash. He said planes at that altitude we re the •·absolute responsibility" of cootroUers at Zagreb. Collin Allen, a member of lbe British investigation team. said the Trident's two "black boxes," or flight recorders. were re· covered and would be examined today. He said their rootent.s would be made public only if full light can be shed on the causes of disaster. British Airways officials said in London that all documents and r~cordings of conversations between the Zagreb tower and the pilots of the two planes were impounded by Yugoslav authorities. Joe Kroese. the Dutch pilot of a German Lufthansa Airline plane, said be wllnease4 the collision. He said he was flying at 29,000 feet, during a trip from Frankfurt to Belgrade, when he- saw the two jets s lam bead-on in- to each other Big Quake Jolts Italy UDINE, Italy <AP> -A strong earthquake jolied nortbeut Italy and southern Auatria on Satur· day, kllling at least one person and injurine doaens in ltaly'a Fri uli region, where l,000 persob5 were killed in a huge quake Jn May. The tremors caused buildings to sway in Venice. Two strong tremors aent tens of thousands ol peraona neeloi into the streeta of Ud.ine, wblcb was badly dama1ed ln tbe May quake, and other towns. Reports from several towns said build· ines damaged in tbe May quake had collapsed. Early reporta said dolens ol persons were injured by falling pieces of buUd.iqa or when they jumped out of windows ln panic. An elderly man in Trento wu re- ported killed when he (ell and struck his bead on a atcne. Trio Arrested Ted Kennedy Plot Ch~rged SPRJ NG1''JJ£LD. M ass. tAP) -Two men and u womnn were urrcst<.'<i here Saturday and char ged with conspjring to murder Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Springfield police reported early today. The woman and one man were released on their own reco~nizance. and the other man was h eld on $50,000 b at I, police said. Kennedy CD-Mass.> was in the Springfield area Saturday to campaign for re-election. Police gave few details of the arrests. IN BOSTON, Kennedy's press aide, Ann Speakman, s aid, "No one really knows the nature of the threat. It didn't seem like any big thing." She said state police told Ken- nedy about the case during his af- ternoon campaign swing through the area. "The senator did not curtail his activities in any way. He made every stop be was scheduled to make." she added. Police s aid they arrested Robert White, 42, of Enfield. Conn .• and Sandra Rondeau, 34, of K1NN11ov Westfield, Mass .. at the woman's home Saturday afternoon. A few hours later, police arrested David King, 31. of Springfield. All were charged with conspiracy to commit murder against the senator. KING AND THE WOMAN were released on their own recognizance by the Springfield District Court clerk after be initially set bail at $50,000. White was held on $50,000 bail today, police said. Two of Kennedy's brothers were slain by as-sassins. President John F . Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. Sen. Robert F . Kennedy was fatally shot in Los Angeles in June 1968 in the midst of his campaign for the Democratic nominallon for president. Fre•PageAJ 4.KILLER IN BLACK' • • • 2:.S p.m. Friday, aaidtbeJaaw a tall man, dressed ln a daft rain- coat, black pants and sbom walk up to the Daria borne, br1efly knocking before entering the house. Mrs. Davls' husband bad just left the bome to get. a haircut, ol- f\cen sa1d. Tbe YOWll wltneaea told ol· ficera the man, In his m1d-tweaties, wore a raiDcoat with the collar pulled 1IP around bia face, makiq It d.ifJleult for them to ldeDUl:J tbeauapect. They said the lanky suspect wu alto wearing plutlc.framed glasses. Police believe the man may have been poalng as a potential bomebuyer to gain entrance to tbe well-kept home in the Mesa Del Mar tract. Tbe DavlHI were tlylai to sell tbe bome, bqplq to IDOft to the Lake Elalnore area later tbis year. Police Saturday afternooa in· tervtewed a YOUDI witness wbo wu in the bome at the timt ol the abooting. Tbe witness told oftJcers she heard '1woloud banp," andaaw the 1umnan throup a doorway. She ned lnto tJte backyard of the home, leapin1 a fence onto the F,....PGffeAJ Sonora Elementary School play· ground. She said abe ran around the block, pbonlq police before bid- ing behind a car ln the front of the home with the two nel&bbor tirls. She warned the two girla to stay behind the car, .. because be mllht aUU be in there.,'' one ol the wttnesaea told police. Tbe terrified 1lrla did not see the man lene tbe baQle. All thNe Witnesses described the IUlpect u a tall man, dressed In black. "I never saw anyone dressed like that except on TV," one of the 1irls &old officers. A close relative to the-famUy. wbo did not want &o be identified. said Tom and Pam Davis were planning to move out ol Orange County this year. "Tbey bad Just taken their home olf the mark'et about two weeks 110," tbe relation said in an interview Saturday. ''Tbey decided &o rent lt imtead, when Pam couldn't 1et the price lbe wanted for it." The relative described Pam as "a very,sharp woman." The 27- year~lct woman was a plan ad- ministrator for several large cor- porations, working wt or an or- fice in the home. SOCCER SURGE Bf-I'S COAST. • • .. Why the sudden l.ntermt ln IOC· cer? Athletic directors Ute Newport Harbor High'• Julee Gage a(- lribule the boom t.o you.th aa- soclaUons such as the American Youth Soccer Oreanbatlon (AYSO). Similar to baseball's Uttle League. A YSO sla.rted in Tor- rance ln 1964 with 13$ kids oo Dine teams. Now, 12 years later, Ross Alger, AYSO executive director, says more than 100,000 youngsters from 7 to 11 yean of ace are particlpatJna on 6,800 learns In 19 states. WhJJe the or1anilation ob- viously plays a blc part in the new-found interest, aoccer 1up- porters aay the 1ame la ita own bat ildv"11Nm•nL "TllE BEAtJTY OF soccer l11 the almpUcity of the same and the economical aspects," says John Wiggins, A YSO HuntJnct.on Beach comml11loner and re- feree. Aceordiftg &o Wtqina, IOCC!er. with only 17 rules, ls euy to learn. And the nonstop aetlon and small expense appeal to the parents u well as the ldda. Lee Andre 1, who bu seen soccer In the Lq1111a Beach· Million Viej~ &rea ll'O'W from 200 YoUDtatera in tm to almost 5,000 th1a nar, says that most lrldl already know how to play llOCtt'r' and only need to 1et the ball roll· in,. "It •s for avera1e·elaed. YOUll'lltera, •• .. ,. Andrews. ''And our •ever}'one plays' pbjic.pby ln A YSO adde farther ~·rules Hy ~ COID· ,.a&or-mUll pl&J al a..t UK tbe pme. Beyond that, Coach Jim MacLean of Hwatiqtoo Beach pointa out that soccer Is truly a team1port. ... .. EVEaYONE ON 'l1IE team can 1et involved," s ays MacLean, a transplanted Scot. "'They can all move the ball, not Just a few a tan.'' 1be emergence ~ tae soccer- playtnc youth has been largely responsible for area high scboob' addln1 soccer to their sports programs, accordlni t.o athletic director Ken Duddridge of FountaJn Valley High. "There were a lot ~ boys who came up throueh the youth pro- grams and foreign students and there was no place ror them to pJtY." says Duddrtdce. "We bad 70 atudeota out for aoceer la.•t YouCanJoin Soccer Play Orange Coast residents interested in playing SOC· cer may call Jerry Vargas al 537·1.S9 for infonnaUoo on aenior teams competing in the Pacific Soccer League. For addltlonal lnfon:na· tJon on American Youth Soccer Oraanhat1on <AYSO ) activltles, coot.ct Lee Andrewa CLa1una Beach·Ml11ton Viejo) at 831·1e&e, Al Moreen (Hunt. lnlton Beach), 983-191• or Harry Vou1ht (Fountain Valley) at 893""13. CaUlornJa Youth Soc~r Association lnformatJon may be obtained by caWni ~art Smith, SM-8010. year and in a big school, the more ways for them lo particlpaU, the better." ·· It bas also been easy for high schools to acceft soccer because ol it.a low budge • According to spokesmen at sportln1 1ood1 1tore1 that speclall.ae ln team outfittinc, a soccer uniform-shirt. shorta and aocks-wlll coat a school about $15 toS30perathlete. BY COMPAIUSON, one foot· ball player wlll set back a school about $150 to $170. That c<>1l In- cludes helmel, pants, jersey and protective p1d1 .. Mott of the hi ah 1Cboola •tarted out with soccer oluba that •volved Into regular competitive teams. NEWPORT HARBOR High School, ror example, had a soc- cer club two years aeo. Laat season Newport won the SUnset League title and went on to the CIF playofra before I01in& in lbc second round to Santa Ana Valley. Wllh the trend ch&nling rrom a recreational to a more com· peUUve nature, the partlclpaUon aca1nat wlnnin1 pbilo8ophy rl the A. YSO may be In for a big test. Alger 11)'1 tJte e~la la stJll on pla)'inl and t.be Ol'lanluUon la dedicated to provldtnc a poslt1.ve 1porta eQ>erttnce for the YoUD.I athlete. "We look rint for a coach who Is Interested in children and secondly fOf' a coach wbo knows his soccer," he ••YI· "We can alway, te..:h him how to te.ch eoccer skllla." But longtime AYSO parUd- pant1 are worried that the tnmftldout srowt.b and new in· '4ntt ecMlld cbante toc:eer Into another wtn-~t-alJ COits sport. Vikings Split Vp Searches ! PASADENA <AP> -With the \11kln1t 2 robot ready to l><'J:in dig· 1tlng for evidence of hfo on M or~. one ot the twin orbiting ships ll•ft ita station Saturdll)' to take n clOM-"p look at other rtlf!lons of the planet. Abandoning the Vikin11 I lander -which hris been put on stand·bY ufter weeks of examln· ' ing the planet's surface -the Vildnc l mother ship began an expedition of its own, its cameras and other ins truments ready to probe the farthest reaches of Mars. Meanwhile~ Viklng 2's lander waa to· begin man's second search for traces or life on Mars. Today, the robot's arm was to re· ach out to the r-0cky Utopia plain. scoop up a handful of Martian soil and dump it into miniature labora tories for chemic al anal ya is. The Viking l orbiter fired Its engines to begin shifting its orbit around the planet in jumps of 40 longitudinal degrees each day and is to complete the trip in nine days. Then, in what scientists call a "complex operational period," it will position itself above the Utopia plain where the Viking 2 lander will be well into lts quest for life, and take charge of the lander's communications with earth. The maneuver will free the Vlk.lng 2 orbiter to belin lta own ~:.i swing around the planet and acan :~ the polar caps, a re1lon of :":41 particular Interest to acieollsts. : •!I The scienllits have speculated • ... ' that Man once had an ltarth-Uke ~_, atmosphere which has been .:. froien and is now bound up ln the :~ polar caps in the form of Ice and ... :I solid carbon dioxide. The focus of Vikini 2's probe will be the search for organic materials -carbon-based molecules found In every llvinc thing on this planel but not de- tected by Viking 1 's experiments • on the Chryse plain, 4,600 miles away. ,t New Clash · ~ · r-· In Africa PRETORIA, South Africa <AP) -A aroup d btacb at- tacked a police station wlth slonea and gasoline bomb.\ Satur· day and one black youth was kWed when police opened fire on the mob, 90llce reported. Five other blacks were wounded. The clash was reported in the black township of Atterldgeville In lhls capital city. ·~~ -~ ~ :! . ·"' .. ., Near the coastal city or Cape Town, wbit.e civWans shot and kllJed two nonwhites in two 1 separate Incidents. A whlt.e man shot a "colored" man (the official term for a person of mixed r,ace) and wounded another wMn a car oc- cupied by four nonwhites forced a minibus carrying two white men and two whlte women off the ,. road, witnesses reported. One or the occupants of the minJbus fired four abol8, kllllng one man and woundini another. A third was knocked unconscious by one or the whites while the fourth escaped. Some ~miles to tbe north In Framchhoek, a colored man was shot and kiUed by a white wheo he attacked a parked car wlth a brick In front ol • hotel. The car waa attacked after a large number of "coloreds" gathered outside lhe hotel. The three deaths brought to at least 30 the number ol penon11 killed In racial unrest ln the past rive days. All except the black In Pretoria died In riot.in& In tb Cape Town region. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. We«J f'tUl4'tftl-f'Vllfl- J8(k R. Curlev V~• t'rt\1n.n' •NI c;..M!' .. MiiMOI"' ThDmH Keevll ltd•t•r Thomas A. MurPhltM! -••Ol•t ( .. Mt c;Nrles H. LDos ~ICNrd P. Nell "'"'".m ,... ... ,~ ll:dl"'" OffkH CO\l.•,.,..w JJOWftt...,M"~ l -.. <>« •• "" c. .. -". 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Lured Co sta M e sa11 Death Plotter Gets 5 to Life untington Tries Again Facilities Directors Seek 7th Member The Huntington Beach Public lhe two buildings along with .-aclllUes Corporation <PFC) Is moo.ltoring s everal bond funds. na.kint a second stab at seeJrjng Applicants for the post must be o ftll a vacancy on the seven-a resident of Huntington Beach aember board. and sbouJd bave a background In Directors named Dennis De La finance, construction. main· ru to fill the vacancy ln July but tenance management or lqal ex· • resiped when queMJons were • pertise. officials said. alsed concerning a possible con· Those interested in applying ol loterest. for the post should send i.o re- sumes to Donald KiMr at the city corporaUon yard, 17371 Got.bard' St., Huntinlton Beach 92847. Tbe director will be appointed by tbe PFC board but muat be , coallrmed by the city council. The next meetin« ol tbe PFC will be held Sept. 29th at 3 p.m. at the city corporation yard. De La Paz is emploYed by the Jank of America in Los Aageles ~la also bolds a tru_,t attount )l'tbe PFC. · Grid Picks Win Prizes Tbe PFC is a noo profit body barced with certain duties in- :>lvtn1 the lease and sublease- lth t he City or 1{untlngton ~ ol the Civic Cent.er com· .. and tbe Caira! Library. Dincton " ... tbe receipt · ..-.i ruadl u d clabanemeilt ftada for conatl'uction, IOdlleatlou Ud ... lltloiw ol • 4 Oru1e Coast proposticalors of pigskin prowess will be invited to compete for 13,600 in prims in the annual Pigksin Pickeroo '76 beginnin1 Monday in the Daily Pilot sport.I pages . ·Each week for IO weeks, sports fans will vie for a free one-year membenb1p at Nautilus Newport pbyslcal fitness center, diaDen foe two at tbe MOOQraker and Reuben 's Restaur ants in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa and car washes at Metro Car Wub Systems locatiom in Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach. Details ot Ule cOnte.t wtU ap- pear Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednetcla11 in the Daily Pilot •ports seetlOll. About 140 youngsters ig- nored any water from the skies and concentrated on the· lake water in Mile Square Regional Park during a fishing derby Sat- urday, sponsored by the county recreation depart- ment, Zebco Corp. and Western Bass Association. Jeff Wines, 7, of Santa Ana wears camouflage gear whlle angling. Carrie Gallagher, 11, of Fountain Valley introduces the worm to the hook and Roy Moore, 13, of Santa Ana shows off a day's catch. A similar derby starts at 9 · a.m. today In Laguna Niguel Regional Park for participants who learned rod and reel skills at clinics earlier this month. EARLY By TOM BAllLEY Of, ... 0•11• ,, ... - A woman who admitted ln the courtroom that she lured a Costa Mesa man into an orange grove where he was blasted to death with a 1hot1un bas been sen· tenced to five years to llfe In state prison for second degree murder. The arrest and sentencing In Oranie Counly Superior Court of Marcia Sanchez. Z7, ended a four.year search for the woman that began April 7. 1972. when Manuel LoJ>N Gohiales, 33, was murdered In Fullerton. The 1d~tendant disappeared shortly after she was first ques· tloned about her poss ible role In the murder of GonzaJes. She was Santa Anan Wants DA Fund Quiz Assembl y man Richard Robinson C D·Santi! Ana) has asked the District Attorney's Of. fice to investigate what be called illegal campaign contributions accepted by his Republican Nov· ember general election oppo· nent, Peter Vogel. Robinson was armed with a legislative counsel's opinion that Vogel acted Illegally when he ae·· cepted $430 worth ol campaign {'Onlributions from officials of the Santa Ana Unified School District. Vogel. a retired Marine col· onel. is a member ol the school district's board of trustees. Robinson said he turned over to Asst. Dist. Atty. Michael Capizzi a copy of the c<>Ul™!l'S opinion along w ith copies or Vogel's campaign contribution statement. According to the Democratic assemblyman . the campaign statement.a show Vogel accepted $450 worth of contributions Crom school district officials. including $100 from Superi ntendent Charles Kenney. Robinson said because Vogel is an elected public officiaJ be acted illegally when he accepted con· tributions from public employes subJect to h1s control. LA Civic Leade r Mrs. Knudsen Dies PASADENA CAP ) -Civic re ader Mrs. Valley Knudsen, wife of the founder of the Knudsen Corp., has died at the age of 81 after a long illness. Mrs. Knudsen founded the Los Angeles Beautiful group in 1949. and directed Its improvement and beautification campaigns for more than two decades. fall fashion SUNDAY and MONDAY ONLY found earlier this year in Lol> Anaeles County Jail where she was booked for violation of pro· bation. Fulle rton police sa id Ms Sanchez. who was known in Oran1e County as Kathryn Di Simone, was involved in a murder in Santa Monica while she was being sought for the Fullerton killing. They said she served nine months of a second degree murder conviction oC ftve year$ to Jlfe and was held in Los Angeles for violating that proba· Uon when she was at last traced. They said M s. Sanchez and three other persons now being sought planned the murder of Gonzales after the Costa Mesan's common law wife accused tllm of beating her and of sending money to his wife and children in Mexk o. The woman. Maria Gomez. b identified as one of the three SUS· pecta at large. Also being sought are Robert Shipman and Robert ViUareal. PQ}ice claim that the killer of Gonzldes was given $100 and o quantity of heroin in return for his services. Ms. Sanchez has been returned to the Frontera Prison for Women. Couple Face The ft Counts Orange County sherill's of· ficers have filed burglary charges against an Orange Coast couple who allegedly used a "booster bag" to secrete items stolen during a shopllltlng spree in El Toro and Mission Viejo stores. Diane Marie Hello. 25, of 308 Carnation St .. Corona del Mar. and Michael Lee McCluniz. 32. of 25592 Via dcl Rey, San Juan Capistrano. were jailed alter be· Ing identified as the CO\lple who stole goods valued at $139.95 from the shelves al the ''Nail Apron". 24602 Crown Valley Parkway. Mission Viejo. They were further identified as the couple who left Von's Market. 24332 El Toro Road, El Toro. without paying for items alleged ly found later in the "booster bag." Count Basie "'Doing W e ll' LOS ANGELES (AP) --J azz band leader and composer Count Basie was reported in good con dition Saturday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where he is re covering from a heart attack suf fered last week. Basie, 72, was "doing very well," a hospital spokesman said. and was transferred from lhe cardiac unit to general care. T-SHIRT VELOUR CORDUROY KNIT sr,!d s1•• ··~-4 ywd 1 ... $1.H 1.., SJ.ti .... $2.91 ,,,,,.,..., .... KETTLE CLOTH CALICO DOUILEKNIT ··~ NOTIONS 25%0FF rJ IMTS PRINTS s1•• y-4 SJ49 ywd UPHOLSTERY FABRICS 20% DRAPERY FABRICS .... V2 OFF ; ... A 4 DAILY PILOT I Fatal HB Collision Probed \ Investigation is conlinu.ing to- . day into a chain reaction col· lision that claimed the lire or a Huntincton Beach woman and her unborn child late Thursday n.lgh\. Janice Eberhardt, 33, of 2*>82 Fieldsbury Lane, lluntinaton Beach, died in lbe crash thal oc- curred on lbe wet pavement ot Pacific Coast Highway between Brookhurst Street and Magnolia Avenue. Orange Collnty Coroner's de- puties said it would require an autopsy to determine if the baby Mrs. Eberhardt was carrying will be classified as a second traffic fatality. Huntington Beach traffic in- vestigators Friday clarified the details or the 11 p.m. collision that involved four cars and lert the driver of one, a 17-year-old boy, facing charges or felony drunken dr iving and manslaughter. Police. who declined lo reveal the youth's identity, said he was booked into Orange County Juvenile Hall. A total of six people were in· jured in the pileup which in· volved two cars eastbound and two cars westbound on the highway. Investigators s aid the juvenile's car nicked lbe rear of •the eastbound car in front of it, which was driven by Randall Overton, 28. of 427 62nd SL. Newport Beach. Overton's car s pun out of con- trol and overturned. The car driven by the youth then collided head-on with the Eberhardt car. A fourth car, driven by Michael Boyce. 22, of Southgate, piled in· to the wreckage. Boyce 's van sustained moderate damage while the other three cars were destroyed, police said. The youth and a passenger suf- fered minor to moderate injuries and were treated and released from Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach. Luck Fouls Bank Heist SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A man who allegedly pulled a toy gun and tried to rob a bank Friday ap- pareoUy was standing in the wrong line. The next man up was an FBI agent FBr spokesman Frank Perrone said the agent saw ·"a strange reaction on the teller's face" when he stepped up to a window al the Fox Plaza branch or United California Bank. The agent aske~the teUer iI he'd been rob~. and when the teller nodded the agent took out after a man who had been in line in front of him. Perrone said Bruce Charles Bowman. 24 , a carpet layer. would appear before a federal magistrate Monday on bank robbery charges. D9ly ,.... Del..-y ......... d Mond1y·Frldi1y II YoU do not have vour p,tper by S 30 p m call bolore 7 p m 11'1<1 your copy will b04041vere<1 .. Saturday lllld Sundll'f ti yQ\,I on 1101 '9Celve vour eoc>y oY II • m CAIL oe!ofe 1 O a m Ind your coov wilt l>8 delivered Clrc ...... Td1 .... sn Most Oranqe County Are&• •41·4UI Notthwu~t t1unllnoton BeilClh And WMtm1n&te< • s-.uao San Clemente. Captstr.no Boac:I\ San Juan (f.tp151r1no Dina Poiot South LIQUna l 410U11a Niguel • . • . .• 4ts.e6JO Sunday.September 12, 1976' ,.,. .. ,....... NEW MISS AMERICA RECEIVES. HER SCEPTER New '-Miss' Selected; Orange Beauty 4t'1 ATLANTJC CITY, N.J . (AP) .:... Miss Minnesota, Dorothy Kathleen Benham, a young blonde with a love for opera, was crowned Miss America 1977 here Saturday night. Miss Benham, 20, of Edina, Minn .• covered her mouth in sur- prise when emcee Bert Parks announced her name before a na- tionwide t~levision audience and an estimated 17,000 persons in Convention hall here. lmmedfalety-atter sbe wu crowned1he S-foot-7~. 120-pound Miss Benham hugged Miss America 1976, Tawny Godin. ;,;..7 MISS CAl.l~O"NIA First runner-up in the S6tb edition of the pageant was Miss South Carolina, Lavinia Merle Cox of Latta. followed by Miss Texas, Carmen McCollum of Odessa, second runner- up; Miss California, Linda Michelle Mouron of Orange, third runner·up: Miss New York, Sonja Beverly Anderson of Manhattan, fourth runner-up. Miss Benham, a junior majoring in vocal performance at Macalester College, dazzled the audience in a white swimswt. In the talent competition, she sang "Adele's Laughing Song " from Johann Strauss' opera "Die F1edermaus." In the evening gown competition she wore a bright red, ofr-the- shoulder. sequined gown. "It doesn't seem real." the new Miss America said. "I didn't believe it until he finally called my name . The first thought on my mind was 'how lucky can you get.'" Garden Grove Chureh ----\. Drive-in Ministry Teaches Self Love By Tbe Associated Press The Rev. Robert Schuller believes religion, like politics. is an art of the possible. SchuJler, pastor of the Garden Grove Community Cburc:h. says it's possible Cor people 10 get re· llgion in their automobiles, so his church features a special 1,700- car drive-in area. where people can watch Schuller preach and listen to him on their ear radios. Camera crews film a weekly program, "The Hour of Power," viewed on more than 100 television stations. But Schuller's brand of pre- aching is somewhat lower-key than that of others who use the airwaves to deliver The Word. Shops, Homes Hit By Power Outage A 90-minute power failure darkened 1,400 homes and several businesses in the South COUl Plaza arH of Costa Mesa Friday evening, Southern California Edison officials said. The power (allure was caused by water seeping into an u.nder- 1round cable at 9:28 p.m .. of- (icials said. The 12,000-voll circuit failure brought few calls from sur rounding homes, of· ficlals aaid, but many lodgers In the Rodew ay Inn near the shop- ping center reported the power toes. He calls it "possibility thinking." He doesn't call people sinners, for example. and maintains steadfastly that Jesus Christ never did, either. "A person becomes who be believes he is," Sch\lller said in an interview. "If you call so- meone a sinner. it only reinforces a negative self-image. Jesus told people they were the sail of the earth · and the might of the world." There are those who believe the drive-in radio·television. church Is a bit too commercial. It is a big buaine.ss. admits ad- ministrative executive Michael Mason, who predicted $1.5 million will be collected this year from church members and another $6 million will pour in -1mm televwoa viewers. But Mason argues it's all for a spiritual cause • •·When you're in an operation in the ma1nitude of the Hour of Power . . • you reach a tremen- dous number. of people," be said. "We make no appeal.I few money on the television program. We have a good reputation with television staUons for our Jevel ol spirituality and fulfiJling needs. "We find that people who have bffn helped on a very deep level are appreciative and they bave apontaneoualy supported our rninislry." Clearing Seen Tonight Nigllls to Stay Cool With Days Wanner Callfene,. •H .. it aJ JI . " " ,, 12 ta .. " IS n UM 1' 4S ., .. . ,. ,, 61 1' M ,. . .. . .. ,, ,. <A .... •• . .. ': .. ,. 11 "' '° n ' n ~ ... H .. M •• ,. .q .. . " ., " ,. .. p .. ti ,, St .. .. Mao 's Body Vi ewed 1 , . Chinese Pledge : To Support Part}1 TOKYO (AP) -The Chinese army and regional clficiala made a general pledae ot loyalty to central authorities Saturday as more than 100,000 Chinese filed past the body of Chairman Mao Tse-tung, reports from Peking said. Mao's face was described as •·firm and serene" in death. the armed forces under the absolute leadership oC Lhe party." The Japanese newspaper Asahi Sblmbun reported from Peking that more than 100,400 Chinese leaders and repraen- latives entered the Great Hall ol I the People on tho first of sev~n days Mao's body was schedulM to lie there. • The newspaper reported frctn Pekiq that solemn mu11ic filled the hall as t.be rcpresentatlvea,,r soldiers, workers and peas~ f1led lo. ; . • His widow. Chiang Chl.n, pre- sented a wreath ol s\.lllflowers, wheat. maize and flowers to be placed al the bier, which was sur- rounded by evergreen shrubs, the official news agency Hsinhua said. The chairman's body was covered with a Chinese Com- munist party flag. £urvy FrieDds; Boy Takes Snakes/or Walks~ Hsinhua said party and state leaders bowed three times before the bier and stood in silence for three minutes before taking up posilions a s an ho11..9r guard around the bier. A power struggle bas been Un· der way amon1 the Chinese hierarchy since Premier Chou En·lai died in January. No m-.)or de v elopmenta are expected until after a week-lone period of mourning for II ao. who died Thursd•yat 82. UTrLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Tony Hurt, 17, admits be cets a few funny stares when he goes for walk.I with bis petanakes. "There's a certain vitamin thal snakes get from tbe sun and they Ute to sun for abort periods ot time, so I kind Cl( walk them . out lD the I UD every chance I get," •"1 Tony, a snate collec- tor who thinks bis slithery friend.I bave a1wa11 catUD a.raw deal. Tony bas 1M:en tnown to mow the lawn with a boa cansttict.or sunning around his ned. Ht's taken his snakes to school ~o wud off enemies. He lectures•to groups in hopes of erasing the negative attitudes about snaket. Snakes aren't really all Ui.at bad, be says. They just have! a bad reputation. l "I've always felt sorry (pr anything that doesn't get a f~r abake," be says. "If snakes got a Wr shake,_ more people would be patting them on the back than bitting them on the head wl.h hoes." • . The official Chinese news agency Halnbua said regional army unita and officials vowed ·'to rally sun cloHr around tbe party central committee, re- solutely carry out its orders at all ti m es a n d un der any circumstances. obey orders in all their actions and forever place Wmnen Coasidered l ~ Episcopals Tackle! 2 ·Controversies Cyclist Dies Of Inju~ies An 18-year-old Garden Grove motorcyclist died in Fountain Valley Com munity Hospital Fri- day afternoon from injuries be received Sept.3 lD an acddeat on the San Diego Freeway ·near BrootbW'St Street, the Orange County Coroner's Office re- ported. Sheldon Smith died at 1: SS p. m. Friday from mutiple Utjuriea ID· curred when be lost C<lfttrol ol bis motorcycle and left the road in Fountain Valley. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -'lbe Episcopal Chur ch on Saturday launched its 65th triennial general convention la a atate or turmoil over proposals to ad- mit women to the priest- hood and to revise its his- toric Book of Common Prayer. Both laaues have stirred deep conflict in t he three-million member denonim.Uon and could affect mueb of Cbrlatianlty. Whatever t he outcome, the conventJon was seen as a watershed in the llfe of the church. Am id char ges and coun-terchargea, opposing groups pledeed to m aintain "mutuaJ ICQURSES DY NfWSPAPERI--.... ·-~ .... · _.., -• to tM -" of tn-dMdual .................... respect" Jn the aftermath. B11t there were many signs of etl· trenched and hardened dif • ference over the m alters. • I . The Rt. Rev. John M. Allin, t1ie church's presiding bishop, said that in view of the strongly co6- flicting positions, the churd\ must find a way to encomp-. botJt aides in order to preserve 105 unity. ' "We are obliged to do so in of - der to be more responsive asp commuoit.y of f ailb to the who' mlsaion of J ea us Christ to fl broken, divided, alienated, dfirw humanity,'' be said in an addnl9 for the opening wonhip service.: 5 8111hd•le _.,.,.....,. _ __.. ___ .__..,.._ ___ ,,,_ __ .. 8~ ----,...-----'-/ _ __,.....,.. __ _ ..,.,_,,. 0.r t'W ... Q t' l~te 7, H1gtl ScllOol Lui ~ttended --~ ... ------------------:,~.,,---_...-..,."_.~,-_...-,..~,.,,•l•-- S. AddrH1 wnlte •tt8"1dlng COHtliN Commuotty Collev• Iii.~... ••o ,., .. , • 110, R~ I ,,,, I I ;,,, IF LESS THAN 12 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS AT ABOVE A~ESS COMPLETE BELOW: PREVIOUS AO~ESS U S. CITIZEN? 0 YES 0 NO IF NOT, WHAT TYPE VISA • WHICH IS NOW IN THE ACTIVE MILITARY 0 Sl!LF 0 SPOUSE 9. 1 0 MM9 2 0 Femlle .I oen1ty Ul9C all lfltOt1T1A1tiol'I It corrtc1. Fa111t1Ce11on of lnl0fm1tlon or 111ture to res>ort ctwsngea 111 tHldenc;y m•r '"utt "' dl11T11t .. 1. AR-020·9·75 10. Ar• you now or win you be • lligl'l ICtiool ffeduett 8l 1M tirne of reof*atlon? 1 0 Y• 2 O No 11. 19 --Y'ear of lllgl\ tc"<>OI oreduellon Of IUl CIMe entndtd hlQft ...... Of eltfnenwy Khoo4, 12 Are you wor111no tor• College Deoree? I 0 A~ In AIU (JUfllof College Otor .. > 2 0 8ectlelor'• oeor .. 13 Tr•nsler Pt1111: 1 0 Non·Trentfer 2 0 Stale Col •• Caltf0ft1le 3 0 State UnNef'llty. Celffomle ,,., ~ you -*' enendtd enotfler colteO•? 4 0 Prlv,.. Colege or~. Clllfcwnle 6 0 CM of .. .,.. ~ or Un1wer.ity 1S. H Yff on 1', Cfleelt "•tu• upon IMvlng 1 0 Good ltandlng 16. Collev• Untw Hl'ned prior IO ltll1 regi.tratlOn: 1 a o to 29'h 3 O IO or "*-· no 2 O 30 to Sf"+ 4 0 Junlof College Of tour- f7. H you wt" be ~ng l\lgh IChool et the Mll'\9 tilM you~ Colltline Com~"""-- ._High ScllOol at1end;ng ---------------......,.----------~-b High SGllOol grad• during ..meew of ~•~Community Colttge 0 1111'1 0 12th 1S. Liit each COlleQe or univ9flrtv •~ ' i .... ,_._ .... .,_ ... c_.,_..,,*._.-.., • " . - ' 0... ·-----------------------------------------~--~~---- MeH to: Coeatlln• Community College 10231 llat•An . Fount8'n Vllltey, CA l270I -~ "-----------------------------------------~--------------....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.J_ ( , l r ·' .. " , .. r J I ·California Wrapup Economy Said "" Heading Up ey ne Allocla"" Prees SACRAMENTO -The at.ale Department of Finance says lhe signs In Callfomla polnl t.o "a bealtby economy, particularly ln bouatna." Retail sales volumes, housin1 at.arts and apartment house comtructlon all were favorable, the department re· pmUd ln iu bimonthly California Economic Indicators re· port. lnftalioo bas eued aigniflcantly, encouraging sales, tbe department said. The flaures on unemployment remalned high, with Jayoffs'of leacbera cited as a special problem. • lllflfle Rede• A9abut E.recutlo• OAK.LAND -Calllomla's capital punishment law is unconstitutional, a judge ruled in re!u.ainc t.o impoae a death sentence on a man convictedofthreemurders. Superior Court Judge Stanley P . Golde imposed a life prison sentence on Michael Jac0oo, 23, who was convicted m the Jan. 31 , 1974 atabblnt deaths of Clarence Bryant. 75 ; his wife Doris. 68, and Michael Moore. 27. The Alameda County dlatrlct attorney's office said it will appeal the Judge's decision. ~ 1 SAN FRANCISCO -Golden Gate Bridle dlrectonJ have voted lo apply ror a nearly million federal grant lo test two high-speed hovercraft on San Fra.acisco Bay. Several directors opposed the move, sayina the d.iltrict should concentrate instead on getting itg own S38 million ferry system into operation. "Sometimes I have trouble telling whether we're the Golden Gate Bridge or lhe Winchester Mystery House" s~dJrect.or John Molinari. ' • Ml•i•u• Pa11 Gets a Boo•• SAN FRANCISCO -A new minimum wage of S2.SO an hour will go into effect Oct. 18 in California. The new minimum -up SO cents ftom the current S2 an bour -w~ amon1 1.S new work standard& adopted by the state lndustPial Welfare Commission. The new rules for the first time also extended overtime provision to farm workers. • Heart Pacewaaker• Bra"' Laaesult LOS ANGELES -Heart pacemakers manufactured by a Minnesota rlrm are ne1U1ently designed and the batteries that run them last only one year rather than the three pro· miled, a class-action suit filed here in federal court claims. The action was filed by Ada Dixon, TT, of Los An&elea on behalf of 2,377 penoos who have pacemakers made by the fll'Dl, Medtronic, Inc. of Minneapolis. Tbe suit ls seeklnc $50,000 damages for each person represented by the class·a~ion sult. • Tro11flln lft tlw Pit• SAN FRANCISCO -The city's rickety cable can system, for 103 years one of the nation's most durable modes of transportatlon: is facing a shortage of mechanics that may spt1U shaJl>lY curtailed services in a few Yffrl for the tourist favorite. Only 12 mechanics how work full time on the 40 anti· quted cars. Most ol them are rookies destined for work on troller.i and buses. ''When lhey have to wall in line forever, tourists are ao· Int to ask wby there aren't any can," says George Muscat, a 13-year veteran under the 1reasy pits at the cable·car re· pair barn. ''But we just don't have any young guys to train. It's going to make us look bad." :'""--------------------------~------------------' leontrihutions Alleged ! •; . f Dymally Link Seen ~ rr ·u c . . l . ~ .1. o rimina .. . SACRAMENTO (AP> -Lt. Gov. Mervyn Oymally, while a leglslator, acted frequenUy on behalf of a Los Angeles pharmacist with a !004 criminal record and once he~ him seek : a state contract, the Sacramento • Beesays. t The pharmacist, John ~ Gardner, was convicted ol opium • selling In 1960 and ol defrauding the stale'a health care program ln 1961, atate records ahow. : He also had his pharmacist's , license revoked in 1963 for lhrec . years and currently Is free on ap· peal of a conviction of Income tax l evasion. THE BEE SAID Dymally's tesUmonr helped Gardner stay : out of _pr\son in 1963. It. also said ' Dymally employed Gardner as a : Je11slaUve alde, helpecl him seek a prepaid health plan with the · 1tate, and wrote to a court rc· ' ~mendlnc a pardon for hlm. The article Friday also said • Gardner and bla auoclates bad ' m1de aubltanUal contrtbutlona ·to Dymatly'a campalpa for mte ~ senator and lieutenant pernor. ~ 1'tle llltlnl of G antlDer u a pro- ; \'Ider of pbarmaceutlcal aervlces for a I.GI Aneel......,. prepaid I' bealtb plan, Omni-lb, drew crttlcllm this summer from an , JD...U,at1D( Auembly aubcom· ~ mttt.e. Omni-Rx says It now bas • no dealings with Gardner. ; The Bee said Dymally con· 1 f\rmed moat of hls reported ac· J UYity on Gardner's behalf in an ~ lntemew, but denied It had : 1.n1chinc to do with c.ampaip , J eont.ribuUoas. . . I llB ULPED G_.er seek a , > 9tat.e contract "only because it ' ! was a bJ1ck group that wu get· : Uni t.o&ether," said Dymally. : wbo bimtelf was involved i.n the I prepaid bealtb plan fleld at one : Jilne. : Tb• lleatenaat 10 .. rnor : ipla1ed •111 tafloace be ! aye .... wttll 1111111 ...... • all durillf &be .......... ! oa :1_ R•~Micu Ronald :(--: r I • The Bee sald Dymally's actlvt. ty on Gardner's behalf included: -TesWying before the state Board of Pharmacy in 1983, wben Gardner'• license was revoked and he faced going back to~ for parole violation. Dymally, then an assemblyman. asked that "justice be tempered with mercy." Gardner was not re· turned to prison. -Hiring Gardner as a legislative alde for at least two years, starting in 1964. -WRITING AND testifying before the Board ol Pharmacy Jn .i.•. when Gardner's Uceoae was restored. -Employing Gardner in the mid·1960s as a bookkeeper at a Loe An1ele11 service station that was leased to the Dymally Cami · ly. The Bee said lhat information came from Los Angeles law en· fOl'cement SOW'HI, and WU not. confirmed by Dymally. -In tm, carrytni a propolal b)' Gardner for a prepaid health plan contr1et with the state to the state Health Department. wb.lcb rejected It. "I'm not uk1n1 you to do any· f190n for blm. I'm uk:1na you t.o hear blm out," Dymal)y was 1quoted u telllnl a sta&e health of. ficlal. -THE SA•E year, silidDI a Jetter uldae court eonaJderatJon for a pardon of Gardner, which was not 1rantecJ. The Bee said Dymall)' did not conflnn the let· ter, but it saJd ''t.bne indepen- dent sources" reported seeing bis sipature on It. At a news conference last month, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. aald be bad d,oubta about Omni· Rx and alao said Gardner would be inveatlgated anew by the Board ol Pharmacy. Tbe Bee aald, bowever. that that lllv..U11Uon WM already under way, and a decjllan b due lD doat • moatb oa wbetber- Gardner's license will qa1D be l'ftOked, Sunday September 12 1976 1, 2, 3 ••• lump! San Bernardino sherUC's deputy Ron Hazud he lps Robert Campbell, 21, climb across cars stranded amid floodwaters in the swollen Santa Ana River near San Bernardino Saturday. Tropical storm Kathleen was blamed for rains that caused ·the floods and damaged homes in Imperial County. Raisin Crop Threatened FRESNO <AP) --The worst September rafo storm in the San Joaquin Valley since 1898 is thre.atenlng to destroy two-thirds of a $150 million raisin crop, grower officials warned Satur- day. Henry Klein. a Biola area grower and chalrm:an of the Raisin Administrative Commit· * * * Strike;-Rain - Came Heavy Fruit Losses SACRAMENTO (AP) -July's cannery strike and August's rains prompted a loss ol S00,000 tona of tomat-Oes, 200,000 tons of ctln1 peaches, 35,000 tons or apricots and 10,000 t.ooa of pean, st.ale niurea show. Bob McGregor. new chief of the California Crop and Livestock Reporting Service, re· vealed the losses Friday in Sep· tember crop forecasts. The tomato crop's total was predicted at S.9 million tons. S00,000 tons under what should have been produced from the acreage planted. . tee, said only a miraculous, Im· mediate change In the weather can prevent "one of the &realest crop losses ever due lo rain ... The storm, which has dropped more than eight tenths of an inch on the Fresno area since Friday. hit at the peak of the barvest season, when most of the raisin crop is drying on the ground. Dampness will cause molding, -4ecay--and rot.Klein said. Some 10 to lS percent of tbe 250,000 ton crop remains on the vine waiting to be picked, and the rain has already caused some grapes to crack and peel. Only those raisins tbal have already been dried -about 10 percent or the crop -are considered safe from da mage. "The next 36 to 48 hours wlll tell the story," Klein said Satur- day morning, "bul at this point it appears to be one hell ol a big Toes. rfeel sorry for anyone ,wllo doesn't have crop Jnaurance." OAIL Y PILOT ,45 Jurist Adarnallt OnBee4 FRESNO (AP) TheSu~rior Court judae who sentenced four Fresno Bee newsmen to open· ~ded jail sentences says public outcry over their imprisonment shows that "people don't really appreciate the Issues and pro blema of the case." Judie Hollis Best told re· porters that the ground$well of support for the Bee F'our in· dicates that people are "reacting rat.her than reasoning and ll's a troublesome situation." The newsmen -Managing Editor George Gruner, Om- budsman Jam es Bort, and re· porters William Patterson and Joe Rosato-have apentnine days in jaJl for rerusln& to reveal the source of sealed Grand Jury testimony In the 1975 bribery trial of a Fresno city councilman. BEST 'S SENTENCE was aimed at coercing the newsmen to divulge the sourcl'. He has agreed to an evidenLiary hearing scheduled for F'riday to de- termine whether continued im· prisonment will break their re· solve. More expressions of s upport for the newsmen have been re- ported daily. Officials at Fresno Slate University said 700 stu· dents had signed a 28-foot·long peUUon protesting the jailina and tried to-present-it to Best, but-the judee wouldn't accept it. You have to help It along by planning for It. Thinking ahead for what it will take to provide solid security and a happy retirement. Naturally, you want the assurance of knowing that you and yours will have the benefits of today's tffons. tomonow. That earn the highest Interest available. With the Insured safety of up to $40,000 on savings accounts. And whOe Perpetual ls helping to take care of your future, we want to provide you with ma.ny convenient, free services. · • assurance comes from a growing Investment ••• anlngat And'that's what Perpetual Is all about. When the future suddenly becomes the present,· you'll be glad that you came to Perpetual, California's · Capital grywth, aafe and secure. At Perpetual Savings you'll PJERI?ETUAL largest state mutual savings and loan association. ~veey Hilt (Mein Officel.9720 Wllshlrt Blvd . (213) 274·60661272-~6~6· West.ood W.ge. 10&66 Wlbhlfe Blvd.,'{213) •74-J'°J IArchmoftt, Larchmont Blvd et~ BIYd • Los Angele. 1213) •62-6463 • ..-ullrton. J)J"' YortHI Unda 81Yd~ (71.C) 993-1200 ~ofttwldga. 18).40 Dew>nahlre Strttc. (2131 J60.2326 • C.note Pn. Vlc1ory 81\id. ll Platt /we., (213) 3.c!M 1•1 Newport BM<h, 1634 San M1~I Blvd. (formetty Hew MKA/thur BNd.). (71 .C) 640.1634 , i .. ,, b I • A8· ( DAILY PIWT EDITORIAL PAGE ) Directors r oo . Qaj_ck Based on r ecent performances, it seems sale to assume directors of the Orange County Transit Dis· t.rtct <OCTD) are willing to accept as gc;>spel just • about anything the district's staff cares to. hand them. It took the directors only 20 minutes to approve without change the then.proposed $39.7 milllon budget !or 1976-77, for example. A few weeks earlier, in about 15 minutes, OCTD's directors endorsed, again without change, a major transportation plan submitted to them by staff as the meeting began. Lately, directors at meetings have been referring to personal conclusions reached in what are called committee meetings. . The committees are five two-man director teams that meet with staff to discuss and study issues destined to come before the full board. The committee system barely skipg around laws that control confidential seances among public of- ficials. It also tends to put OCTD's directors in a position of working hand in hand with their staff rather tban as overseers of staff work. lt would be better if directors or the transit dis- trict did whatever it is they do in committee meet· ings at their public meetings instead so that public d~ cisio~ are arrived at publicly. Farm Labor Setback !'One of the mos t noticeable person al achievements of Governor Brown since he took office was working out a farm labor law acceptable to the long.warring factions of labor and !armers. Despite the pain and turmoil of working out that agreement, Brown now seems to be turning his back on some of its most substantial elements. _ _The govecnorJ.ast week unexpectedzy announced his endorsement of Proposition 14, a labor-sponsored L ~ initiative that will, It approved by Calilomia voters this November . mak~ substantial changc;s in the pioneer farm labor Jaw and freeze them Into the state constitution. The big question is whether Brown supports Proposition 14 be.cause he bad a sudden. inexplicable change of heart or beca•&Se Cesar Chavez and his Unlted Farm Workers of America pledged support to Brown when he made his whirlwind run at the Democratic nomination for presldent. Either way, Proposition 14 will have lo stand on its own when it goes on the November ballot. In view of the widespread praise of the farm labor law from CaWomia liberals only tbia spring, it will be difficult to convince voters it already needs such drastic changes, and that those changes merit being made a part or tne constitution. . · · For Better or Worse To Californians worried about smog and its effect on the eyes, lungs, blood and general longevity ... And to Californians put into ao economic vise by smog control regulations governing everything from auto design to parking lot construction ... Why not take a short (and perhaps smiling) respite from your woes by considering the laissez. faire viewpoint of Dr. T. S. Tung, a fervent supporter oftbe Republic of China. Said.Or. Tung in a recent Los Angeles speech: "Air pollution in Taipei is as bad or worse than in many American cities. But the people of Taiwan are not concerned about this problem; rather, they are proud of it because it represents progress and pro- sperity." That should make Southern California about the most progressive and prosperous place anywhere around. ' 1)te yo'JJ in Nove.mb~r, 8ob." Do Teac4ers Get High Marks for Politicking? ' . WASHINGTON -The single most powerful political punch to be thrown this fall by a special in· terest group belongs to the na· lion's teachers. Pedagogues are no longer benign or ac· quiescent. They want more money ;and say so. an d th ey b e long to labor unions. They back Carter · Mondale and a big hike in federal aid lo public educaUon. So. look out. U the membership claims of the National Education Assn. CNEA) and the Americ an Federation of Teachers (AFT) are honest, these two labor un- ions represent all but 100,000 of the nation's 2.2 million elemen· tary and secondary public school teachers. That doesn 'l mean that the members are robot-obedient to the NEA and AFT, but it does mean that •ere is an enormous concentration or power in these organiutions. The leadership is militant and illiberal in its liberalism because it shuts out any conservative point or view. THE NEA'S Political Action Committee (PAC) recommended that the NEA back Carter- Mondale. Some 9,000delegates to the last convention are presently balloting on that recommenda· lion, but the outcome will surely follow what N EA·PAC asked for. ActuaUy, the annomte4mtent is being orchestrated to coincide with a Carter·Mondale visit to Washlngton. so that one or the other will be on hand to exude gratitude and receive ap- propriate war whoops from the assembled. NEA·PAC will collect some $3 million from its 1,870,000 mem· hers this year to do political war. AU but $131.000 wlJl be spent on the state and local level. The money is collected by ad- ding a $1 assessment to the re- gular dues checkoff. Members who do not want to donate must fill out a form for a refund. The resull is mosl members donate because it's too much bother lo collect that buck back, and besides your name goes on re- cord as being a noncontributor. IN 1974 N EA-PAC raised $250,000 for candidates. It backed 28 candidates for the Sena&e and 22 were elected; 229 out or 282 NEA House undida~ won. Heady with this bigb batting average, the NEA vowed lo go all out In 1976, and it ls. Same with the AFT, with its 47S,000 members (some also belong lo NEA). AJbert Shanker is president, -and be &ave YoU all those lovely teacher strikes in New York City and elsewhere, causing the NEA lo try lo malch AFT a nd its strike power. Nothing like competition. Anyway, the AFT hopes to col· led $400,000 for its political ac- tion fund. although it doe:snl use the heavy-banded deduction t~bnlqueofthe NEA. Some 70 percept of AFT's political money goes for state and local activity and can- didates. Tbe AFT, by a vote or 94' percent of Ila delegates. endorsed Carter· Mondale. But the AFT stresses that whUe money helps, it is the teachers wbo volunteer to make phone calls and wort t.be pre· clacta that really make a dif· ference ln an election. Nearly all their u ndjdates are Democrats, ( m1:cu) so the AFT, like the NEA. ii a big weapon against Republiuns. The NEA la power.minded. Four years ago it formed a three milllon·member coalition with other public employees called CAPE. And this year it formed a Political alliance with Jerry Wurf's Public Service Employea Union, the United Mine Workers ucl the United Auto Workers to send delegates to Uae DemocraUc N•danal Con· , venuon. A1 it turned out. there were 150 NEA memben u de- legates and 46 AFT. Tbe teaclJera unJcns are tough today because teachers were un· derpaid for generaticxls, and sud· denly there was a boom in nwn· ben of school-age children, mak· ing it pouible for teachers to demand. Now, with enrollments abrint· ing, teachers. protect their" economic interest. They love lo get into the federal Ull, and they bate being uked lo account for their failln1s. Anybody who bu loobcl at the acores of colle1• cmLrance ex- aminations knows that as public education bud1eU and teacbers' 11.iarte1 swelled acroM the re- public, the performance acores dpuplla went down. Last year's results or ScbolasUc Aptitude Tests showed a record drop of 10 points. Education bas become permiuive, and basics awfered. Grades have been ln!lat.ed, and students' rights emphasized. There is dan1er that we are spendin1 record amounts or money to educate a1eneration of ninnies. WE PUT good money after bad, but Carter-Mondale are so plused to bave that campaign help and thole votes. Be)'ODd the strife ol the cam· paign, there is another basic queaUQn here, and U ckala with fairneu. It ii right for tbese teachers' unions to adhere to a narrow, ideologic al point of vi ew,, especially when education is sup. posed to allow a wide scope or ideas? Js the good society which educators have talked about for generations a form of watered· downSwedlsb socialism? U teachers think only in terms of their own economic a nd political interests, don't they become mechanistic and actuul· ly anti-intellectual? Is lt good for the political pro- cess to have teachers gJued to one party? And finally. is it fair to h ave t.be nation 's s choolchild r en e xposed to teachers who are increasingly • ideolog,ically minded and who shut out other points or view? Keep Press Free From Government Fetters . Jamt• Dort Jr . WCLf clf11 cdUor wlacft the material from a ~ grand JU"ll lronscnpt Wiii pubtillled tn JOftUO'JI, 1975. By JAMES 80aT JR. .,._ ... o:t •- What it all ~· down lo Ir that four Fresno Bee newsmen are in jail becauae we feh -and still do -that the city's voters OtltANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robtrt N Wted, P,.b(i~ Tllo11101 Ktnnl. E:dttor The editonal page of tht-O:uly Pilot eek s to i nfo rm and llmulllte readers by p~ting nn this P•Ae diver~e commentary on topics or interest by syndit3t· ed columnist:. and c:artoomsts. by providing a forum (or readers• vie"s and by pruent1ng this nt"A·spaper's opinions and ideas on current topu:s. The editorial optnions or the Dally Pilol •ppear only ln the editorial column at the lop or "the pege. Opin}ont U · pressed by the columnlsta and cartoorlists and Idler "'liters a.re their ov.n and no endorRment ol their vte-.s by l~ Dally PU°'- lhould be 111rerred. Sunday, Sept.12, 1976 had a right to know that one or their elected c:lty councilmen had worked out a deal to represent a company that wu alter a potentially lucrative con· tract lo collecl tbe city's garba1e. · There ii no doubt about tbe fact. It came dlrec:tly from Coun· cUman Mare A. Stefano's~ durlq bla seeret te.i&AmoD7 to u.e FrelDo Count1 Grand Ja:rJ. He went HU further. edmlt· Una be bad aecesMd a,ooo from the company and Ud been pro. mlMd aDOtber SI0,000 If tlae ftrm Sot tbe eoatract. But Stefano, who wain a pret. ty lood po1iUoa U a COUDClfmaA to lathMnce acUoa oa the com- pany's proposal Deftl' batbered to let anyone know about bil deal. SUPERIO& couaT Judie Denver C. Pecklapab tben sealed the trand jury teltimoay ad slapped a 1•1 on ~. de- fendants and others dlredlJ in· volved lD tb• bribery caae• broaPt ..... , Stef.,. But BW Pattenoa and Joe Rosato, tbea Tbe Be•'• comtboaM reporWa, fomd out aboutStefaao'• t.at.....,. Tbey, aloDt witJa Jluqlq EdJtor Gear'l8 Gruner a.a .-.,..., u dt;J editor at that time. felt we had an obligation tot.ell the voters aod tupayera. . .even thoueh the grand Jury tramcrtpt bad *'1aealed. So we printed the story along wltb two otbera detadln1 a bribery offer alle1edb made by Steluo and two oSl-8 to an u - llltut elty attorDeJ, and an ae- ~of the firin1 of a r.rtner d· tymanqer. • · . We niloMd Ulat If at.lano'1 CGMUtden• condclned h1s ac- Uom, that WU fair eDOlllb But tber couldn't make aay Jud•· meats lf lMJ didn't bave the faeta. Tbat mede our Wannation - received from a eonfidenttal eouree -a matter ol tome pubUc ~hauled lllto court where .Juclae Pee~ k)ld us we bad to tell b,im bow we tot the lnformaUOD or we would have to 1otoJail. WZ 8&FU8£D then and •lain lat.et before Judie HalUa Beat, aad atlll do, oa tbe 11omdl that lbe IOUl'e. ... coaftdeatlal and our politJon WU proteded bf the U.S. Comttt.ution and the very clar lanfUAle ol Callfarnia's N9nmea'1 Shield i..w. There are 1tlll some who bellneo we are 1om. to Jail beellaH we comailttei a crtme -that we atole the lnfarmation on which the atoriu were baaed. We did not. We have t.eatlfied that no m.,al meau were used to ob- tain the Information. We could 1et out. of Jill now by 1lvln1 In and revealln1 our · source. But ln JounWllm. u lo other profeaalou, tbere are ctr· lain obU1atlon1 one auumea wbeD behanas out bJa~. -.. TBH• .. Net WIJ we eould live wl&b ounelna, wWI ow col· Jeuues ln the news t11w1.,.. or wttfl tbe pubUc that loob to us u a toVCe of Information If we did • that. JWS.ea Justify their 181 orders and dlelr aealint ol t.etthnony mucb aa Pecldn_pa.h did 1n tbls case. Tbey feel they are nece11ary to quash publicity whlcb could deny a defendant hia Slxt.b Amendment rill* to a fair trial. Jn adoptin s that stance, Judeea. in their Judicial wiJdom, have tomebow perceived that the Sixth Amendment b.11 ~Im· portqce Utat the "'1t Amend· meat. wblda fUrm&eel all of U1 freedom ot apeec:b, religion and tbe~reu. 'lbat'• a concluaion tbat hu e.capecl me and. I dare say, thole meo wbo drafted tbe BW ol RICbta nearly 200 yean ap. And, to set the record .trallht. my coll••tue• and l ftl"e not uo-• mindful ot prot~tlnc Stefano's ly Wf'9ftl in allowing a court to ritbt t.o a falr trtal. prohibit the dissemination to lhl' We deliberately bold up public of sworn testimony con· pu6UeaUon of the news artJcles cernJng mlaconduct by a public: •lll after Stefano and another official who remains in omce and defendant. developer Julius vota on issues pertinent to tho· Alultl, bad been 1ranted the substance or the testimony ri,i.t to be tried in clUea aome without giving lhc public. distance from Freeno, where Uvou1b the presa, the right lo be loe-1 puMiclty woald have UtUe heard on the matt.er." effect on the outcome-. Tb11t ts what the Bee Four CH4' llOYlq trlala i1• one 1tep ls all 'bout. Not .. freedom of the Judi• can take to secure protec. pre11, ' per••· bat a press free to t1ca for defendanta. 1bey can HU.ly the publlc'utghtto a now alto Mqueat.er juries after a trial ol lnfonnatlon unimpeded by the ii started. They can limply re-fetters of government otficlals copiH the fact that Jurors are who would like to tell the pubUc not chlldren but reaaanably in· · only what they think It ought to telll1ent p et1on1 wbo can know. aeparatt f1ct1 preeented in a A responsible free press la the trial from what may be heanl)' basil for lntelU1ent, informed de· and 9reJudlcial lnform•llon daiou by lbe electorate and for circulated by the press or by open adminiatraUon of govern· town totalps. ment and the JudJclaJ aystem. It C&n head off or expose COr• IT IS CE&TA.IN that Tbe BM ruptJon, confiicts of lnterest, of· did not prejudice Stefano'• rllht flcill arrogance and abuse of to a falr trial; be wu twice ac· power. It can even bring down a quitted or bribery cbarfea and pretldenL ltill 11 llttlq oa the City Council The right to protect aourc:e1 ls a and praettdng law. ftmdamental tool ol a free press So jail for an indeftnlte period that cannot be overlooked or LI tllle flDaJe in tbe sap ol the Bee ••ftd. llany at.oriel could not Poaf. We can talre 101De IOlace in 119 told wttbout a suaraat.ee or tbit wOl'dl of Appellate Jllltke conndetltiaUtJ and tbe public Dmald rraaaa,a ln a minortt.1 wouldbetbep()()rer. op6llklD la our cue. A ~mocracy cannot function ''Tben It aometbiDC labereal· in darkness. .. ' ,• Whal Oran1e Cc1m1J (taldeeta • , lbouJd understand It that wben UMy uk for property tu reform. Uaey are not rec•lvlnl "1'4fonn" but a propnty tu "ablft." lt bu been my F.feat eq>ertenee tbat when I.be talat.ure den.es • "shift," l.be s ltt ta U1Ua111 *k to u..e wbo lhoutht they •ere lettina a "reform." A property tax bltl is a atatemeat for services rendered. lf a property owner sbould ull • Police or fire dispatcher to request Sfrvlcea and were told by that dilpatcher lbat ac:cordina to tbelr computer records tbe property taxp.,er bad DOt paid his· ta.xes and therefore they rould not send a ldiceman or ... fireman, that property tupayer would be ~ery Incensed. Yet the funds have to be deriv~ from somewhere to pay the salaries. the cost of acquisi~on, upkeep of facilities and eqwpment. Historically. funds have ~ways come from the property taxpayer. C ity government. besides requiring funds for police and fire protection. also requires monies for the upk.eep of storm facilities, roads, planning and building department facilities. city operated water systems, etc. On an average, 57 cenls of every property tax dollar is returned to locally controlled educational systems. Public educ.lion is and has been lbe lifeblood-of our economy in l.bat It trains people to fill the nettUary pos itions in business and industry. THE PUBLIC educational system in this country is the reason we have such a large and strong middle class society, compared with European countries. which in the past had a two-class society..,· The remainder of'lhe property tax stat e ment for services rendered goes to speeial districts which, In the main, supply water • lo local water companies. provide facilities to take wastes away from our homes and industry. supply flood control facilities so our propertie. will not be inundated and supply health maintenance, lnclucUng rodent and Insect control, parks and harbor facilities. street lighting, etc. We could not survive in this suburban area without all these f•ciliUes and services that many of us lake for granted. Many say that the cost of these servic es i s too much . particularly when you add the cost of gove rnm e nt administration. lt is true that government costs have been greatly outrunning population increaaea and inflationary costs. · It is true l.bat local govenunenls can fl.Dd ways to bokl l.be line on operaUn1 e.xpeoditures. For imtance, I found ways to reduce five successive budgets startlnc in 1971 for the opeution of my department. We have six fewer full·time employes oow than wb•t we had in 1971, and this flie s in the face of an ever·increasing workload. Orange County government· has taken the initiative to reduce operating expenses by combi ning several county departments into one. The comblnint of 11 departments into two hu resulted ln a savings this ftsul year of over $6.5 milUon. The leaslnc out in August, 1973, of the county's Data Processing Dep•rtment to a private corporation resulted in an $ll mlllion savings to tbe taxpayer over the aeven-year period ol the contnct. That doesn't mean that county government can rest on its laurels: it can do matt to reduce operating expeues and I believe jt will. THERE HAVE ~ tarious propoeals to chance the property tax structure. One plan is to lax only the land on homes and freeze it at its c1&rreot assessment. and not tax the structure or other improvements oo top of the Janel 1'be loss in revenue by using this procedtlft would be made up throucb a 5 pereenl aales tax eveey tia)e the. property is sold and a 20 percent surtax on the homeownen' atate income tax statement. Altbouch Loa Angeles County Councilman Brody is proposing this plan as bis own. actually this plan was in the form of a bill in the Legisl•ture this year that passed the Assemb(Y and was defeated in the Senate because Legislative Analyst H. Allen Post staled th•t the loss ol revenue would in no way be made up through t.be 5 percent sales tax and 20 percent surcharge. Based upon his track record, I have to believe Mr. Post and not Mr. Brody. Such a plan would be very aereeable to l•r1e lanclbolders and buaineaa and industry ln lbat tbe property tu "abift" would be sbifted ri1bt back to the homeowner in another form of taxation. ll bu been my experience that when atate le1ulaton are called upon to effeet SO·Called properly tax "reform:• they will do 110 by maldnc ce'1ain exe~ for the bt>meowner on one band and • lnereatiDI Income tax rates, sales tax, and /or me taxes (a special tax on the homeowners' utilUies), or a combinalioo of all of these. When the income tax structure is cbaqed, it is my experience that it is l.be large middle class aedioo ot our society that bu its tax. perceDlale. J'.alel iDcruled. the molt. The hlgber eanU.ng or paying taxpayer, although his rat.ea may be hi1ber, bas certain built-in deductions and tax loopholes that the middle income taxpayer does not have. 1be low or poorer tupaying cttbens, whose rates ol taxation have been increasingly reduced and will be reduced even further ln the near future, uve bad their share eaaenlially taken over by the middle class taxpayer. A• to tbe retired or fixed income property taxpayers, for tbole. wbo are on moderate fixed incomes of $10,000 a year or less. tbelr situation bu beat creaUy helped tbrou1b the Senior Clthens Property Tax Aalat&nee Law and the recent paaa1e of PropoaiUoo 13, which allows them to postpone the payment of property taxes lndeftnitely. tJNf'OaTtJNATELY THE homeowner i• paying an inordinate amount of l.be total propertJ •tn bill. Com.mercial and lnddtrial properties are not peytns tbetr faJr share. I state th.ii for the following reuou: Computerbatioo b.s made it relatively easy for assessors to eompay wllb the Sunday Seotember 12. 1976 state law of assessing property at 25 percent or its full cash value. 1'be UM&SOr knows the square footy~ from personal contact, of everJ home lD the county, and knows what addit ional improvements there are on the property. By state law, he is informed when property is sold or transferred. not only what the sale price was but lbe other aspects or the financial transaction. Therefore. at any given lime be can go to the computer. push a ~ailed button, and determine the current full cash market value or any given home in the ~y. Commercial property can be and usually is valued by \he assessor on a diffe r ent matbemalical basis than single famll.y homes. One of the factors the assessor can use to determine value is an income factor of the property. There are also fixed aaaet.s lh•t are depreciated and treated dllferenUy than homes. WbeD SUpervisor Baxter Ward ol Loa Anaeles COW'lty recently accused Loa Angeles County Assessor Philip Watson of undervaluing commercial property, Supervi1lor Ward was correct, but possibly not for the reaoas be put forth. The. assessor's office does not h.ve lbe manpower, particularly in Los Angeles County, to go out ' DAILY PILOT AT commercial piece ol p,optrty every ye1r to bring lt to Its full market value as Is done for homes. I wats told by an Orange c"ounty assessor employe rccenUy that he knew of a commercial tract in lhls county that had not been reassessed since 1989. Therefore, a partial solution lo U1e property tax problem (or homeowners Is for assessors. particularly i n \be lar1er counties, to equalhe the assessments betwe«i the sin&le family property and commerclal property. and not have the de facto assessing ga.pthat exists· today. A 80Ll.ITION to t.be current property lax problem could be as follows: When Governor Re..ran first took office, the state was supporting local school district budgets, up to 50 percent. through a process called average daily attendance (ADA). For every day a c hild attended school. the state paid the schooJ district $1. When Governor Reagan left office, this support was down to 30 percent. During that interim the state balanced its budget by not increasing income or sales taxes but taking monies away from state-funded programs such as ADA. l suggest" that the state find ways of s upporting school budgets up lo 50 percent, as wa.s done for many years previously. Since 57 percent or property taxes ln this county go to educational systems, if the state took over 100 percent of tbe funding, this would reduce property tax bills significantly. but the state would have to make up the loss in property lax dollars for education through the increase in othe r Corms of taxation. Further, it has been m y experience that if the stale did take over the funding of education. we would lose aJl local control of the present and future course of how our children are to be educated. Thal control would be vested in a bureaucracy at tbe stale level. Do we wish this alternative? Other than government agencies finding ways lo spend less (and I do not treat this possibility lightly). property taxpayers . particularly homeowners, have to make up their minds as to how they wish to pay for these services - through the property tax, as the~ are now doing, or through a • combination of the property tax. state income tax, sales tax and spedal use taxes. Robert Citron u Orange County toz collector·tretJ8urer. Every Litter Bit (of Motive) IJurts As with moat other .red· blooded Americans. my faith ln the unabashed villainy or American business at lll highest Jevell Is usqally unClaggipg. there have been times lhoUgh, when the press of other matters caused this sturdy faith to droop a bit. My faith, Jam gladtosay, has been refreshingly aad tota», re. vived by the. revel a lions this weelt about Keep America Beautiful. ¥ic. This out· fit. If you can believe the c harge s raised ag•inst it. shows pious knavery at tu finest. What ·could be a more ~ emplary n.me. for presumably the moet eJCempl.ry ~motives than KAB? Spawned, aa it wu. out of those arcadian da)'1 when Mrs. Lyndon B. Je>Mlon, showed a genulne concern for every llv· ln1 thlne, each blede ~ 1rasa, uch 11hlning redwood. And Mrs. Johnson's followtra_hat~ those blotches ·on our inheritance - billboards and litter, aDd cblefi.y Utter. The wont litter l.bat lilt.era our landscape, as everyone knows, are tbe botUes and tin cans out of whlcb Americans drink their varytni unattractive substitutes for drinkine water. Tab cans and Pepsi and Coke bottJes bruise our roads and camping sites from BostqntoMalibu. Tiit: CBIE F reason for this m. u r is UYt the soft-drink industry, and tbe botUe and can industry. can't ataDd the idea of deposit and'return bottles. What C!oul41 be more chic, then, than that the ere•test II~· teren in America should 1et con- trol of KAB. and turn it Into a v()(al and h"manit.arian lobby asalnlt an Utter -except their. own? ,, And that lt should operate as a urd·l109ed lobby against any at· tempt by either stale « federal aovernmenl at resource re. covery of throwaway bottles and cans. Which, of course would trulr Keep America Beauilrut. Tbe cbalrman of KAB ls, by no . mere chance. William F. May, ( CHARLES McCABE ] 'chairman of the American Can Co. On his board. according to Peter H•mik, coordinator of En· vironmental Action, a national lobby that dislikes throwaway cootalners, are the presidents of . Coca·Cola, Pepsi-Cola, N•Uonal Can and tbe U. S. Brewers As· soclaUon and the vice president of Cont.lnentalCan. One of the two states with bottle deposit laws is Oregon. Senator Mark Hatfield, Republican of that state, wrote to the Advertising Council, which sponsors "free pubUc service" advertising for the KAB, lnclud· Jnf an especially maudlin TV ad showing an Indian puddling up over' the devastation that tra~h (but not bottle and can trash) has wreaked on "bls" land. HATFIELD TOLD the council he was concerned "over your conUnued association with Keep America Beautiful." Hatfield added he had been told lhai Chairman May. at a July 22 KAB meeting, had said : 1 'We must use every tool available to combat bottle re· ferenda this year in Maine. Massachusetts. Michigan and Colorado where Communists or people with Communist Ideas are trying to gel these states to go the way of Oregon." '* * * Early in August the Eitviron· mental Protection Agency was pulled out or KAB's advisory board by EPA administrator Russell Train because "officers of the KAB have been increasing· ly involved with the issue of federal. state and local Jegisla· lion requiring deposit for beverage containers." But the rudest words of all come from e nvironmentalist Harnick, In commenting on KA B's TV ads . "What the ads fail lo point out." he said, "is that KAB Is owned and operated by the bottle and can industry. That's why the ads never mention th.rowawuy beverage containers the biR· gest source of litter In America. "KAB prides itself as a public service organization interested in cleaning up litter, but it's just an industry front designed to pro· tect profits." And what else is new? '1 hop• wo got lnst•nt t•p/lly If somttone HY• som•thlng stupid/' • ' ~ l Time to Build Strength Here, Not Over There WASHINGTON -In the j\f· termatb or the Vietnam ex· perience. Americans appear to ave become increasingly nationalistic rathel" than isolationist. In other w<>rds. they are putting U.S. interests first, but they still favor a strong American role in the world. This is the conclusion of a sur· vcy recently conducted by W 1 11 i om Watt s and Lloyd A. Free of Potomac Associates, a study group based ht>re . The sun•ey will be published in Foreign Policy magaiine next week. According to the survey, t..he priorities of the American people have underaone a complete re· venal within the past decade. Their Interest tn lorettn .tfairs bu declined sharply and their concern for domestic issues has become predominant.. IN 1964, a poll taken at the time showed. the live items or primary focus f or the U.S. public all related to foreign policy or naUon•l security. But now, in contrast. the JO top subjects on the minds of Americans are in· temal. Americans are mainly worried lbete days about lnOaUOn. un· employment, bll govemment and the problems ot Jaw and or- der at home. Even so. they do not overlook the fact that lhe United -. ( STANLEY ) __ KA_R_No_w _ States has lntern.tiooal Ob· Ug•tions. The Potomac Associates sur· vey found. In this respect. that .t• percent ot Americans questioned regal"d themaelves.-.,.as either totally or hrgely "in· t.ernatiooal"t" while 23 percent lean toward isolationism. The rest de•cribed themselves as "mixtd'' in their attitudes. Predichbly. the "in · temation.Usts" are primarily college-educated professioHI and business people with re.- 1 att ve ly high tneomes. The "isolatlonl•t.a" lnelude workers with strong labor ullion af· fillaUonl. An unusually high pro- portion of American blacks classif y themselves as "isolationist." WITlllN this framework. the survey lndic•tes. Americans tend to take a cauUous approach to U.S. commitmenta abroad. In 1988, for example, 57 pe.ttent of thoae po1led favored "all necessary steps including I.he use of armed force" to block the spread of Communltfm overseas. Today, only 44 percent faror such steps and 43 percent oppose tMm. 'lb.ls does not mean, however. that Americans have cased lo be concerned about U.S. lll"tltige .ad security. Moat or those queaUooed believe tbat our de· f enses should be '°'lei ud that ' respect for ,the United Stales around the world Is important. What com ea through ln the i1ur· vey, though. is a feeling that there are growing UmilaUons to U.S. influence. Americans arc less euphoric than they have been in previous years about the progress that can be made in Im· proving relations with the Soviet Union and Communist China. or in seUling the problems or the Middle East. CONSISTENT Wlth this feel· ing, there has been a significant drop in sympathy for the United Natlons. In 1964, more than 70 percent ot those qUet'IUontd said that we should "cooperate fully" w1tb the UN. Today only 46 pel" ceotbold that view. Moat Americans belleve. nnertheless. that U.S. foreign poUcy must ~ cool'dlnattd wtth our allies. And, the survey clear- ly Indicates, most also believe that we should live up to our ob- Uga\lons to d crcnd Western Europe and Japan. At the same timl'. an over whelming percentagt' no\\ strciss that "Wt' should not think so mut'h In international terms but concentrate more on our own national problems and build up our strength and prosperity here at home." "" So we are turning inward without forgetting th11t we must malntain a world posLure. Thi!'i development, in my opinion. is healthy -and it ought to suggest lo our decision·makers thot public opinion is sometimes ahead of the experts here ln Washington who have led us into disastrous advt!nture3 :abroad. f /.-_Al DAIL V PILOT ~iMariner'• lflile ~jj ;,· .1.~ Block Wses ~.~ From Ashes '" ) " By JOANN£ aEYNOLDS \,, • Of .. .,....,-~ , On J an. 11 . 1975, a fire ol unknown origin j .roared through lhe block of businesses 1n " Newport Beach Lhal constituted the heart or lhe ,1, Marinl'r's Mile on PacllicCoa.st Highway. Nearly two years later, Lhe block has been ,,,: rebuilt and the MIU"iner's MJle Squar e. whicb '1•· replacea lhe burnt out buildin1s. opened offi cial· ~' ly S•turday. ii ' Not all or the b~ tbat occupied lhe f.•P~block between fUveraide and Tustin avenues 1 • 'have returned to tbe1c old locations and muY ,•' new ones have moved into the commercial build· 11 • inebuUt over the asbesollhatdisastrou.s fire . ... t.t ~ FIRE INVES11GATOltS have not yet been 'i· . able to com e up witb an exact cause for tbe blaze • lhat wlped out buslnesaes worth a total of $2 million. '' Originally. lhey speculated lhat its source ~. : was in the studfo of the cable televisiqo company, 'l• Teleprompter. That speculation bas led to a rash '· f)f s uits and counter suits a.s owners and tenants ~ ol the building filed against Teleprompter and ,11 • the company lashed back with a su.il of its own '" claiming negligence in lhe fire protection system •1 • in the old building and lbe city's water lines that ~ , 1could not produce enough water to quench t he 'J• blaze. ~1 Teleprompter, which relocated to offices oo ' \6th Street, is one ol lhe businesses t hat bas not .. returned to Mariner 's Mlle. ANOTHER BUSINESS that bas not returned II Newport Marine Supply, which relocated to a "'1ilding at 900 West Coast Highway. Bayview H ardware Q:Jmpany, another of tbe original firms, went out of business bec:aUH of tbefire. The new building now houses the Balboa )ilartne Haraware andSkf!lart, which were part of the original block. In addition, tenants of tbe 36,250-square foot building include Diebl's Furniture, Ken Lloyd's sportswear, Radio Shack, Chess and GarMS and Gibral~r Savings and Loan. The Mariner 's Mile branch or the Unlt.ed California Bank, which was also razed in the f\f'e, reopened last month. The Mariner 's Mile Square. as lhe com· mercial building is called, was bu.ill by Saffel· McAd am and the bank was built by Don Koll Company. PUBLIC NOTICE BAL TZ·BE"Ol'.AON FUNE .. ALHOME Corono dol Mar 673·9450 Costa Mesa 646·2424 8ELL 8ROAOWAV MOATUAAV 110 Broadway Cosla Mesa 642·91 50 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494~94 15 San Juan Coplslr~ 496-117& PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAi. PAR9C c.merery Mortu.;no Chac>el 3500 Pacific Vie-. Ori\19 NewPort_ Cahlomta 64-t-2700 ___,__ PEEK FA.MIL Y 001.0NIAL FUNERAL HOWIE 7801 Bolsa Avo. West.ninster 893-3525 SMITW.>' MORTUARY e:n Main St. Hat\tington Beach 536-6539 SMmt TUTMtll L.Alm Outt M!'ITC\.IFF CHANI, ~·•154&-4888 I "27 e. 171h St.. Costa Mesa •• PUBLIC NOTICE THE EPTUN SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (71•) 148-7431 ..!>:.t:...~ ~W.CoeltMwy. WleF ....,... .... Cell.t121A .,.... ..... ,,.... ........ IO: • ~ ...............•...• ........................ ca, ..................... . .. QM.lllC.O • Scene at left shows the devastation left by a $2 million fire last year; above, the new Mariners.Mite Square ris es on the site. t l ' TO LOSI ~Mr I ~ STOP SMOIOM51 aaJIVI TIMSIOM? I SELF-COMADB•CI? Sl.m'1 succm7 ' FREE I THE FIRST problem that had to be over· come by the building's owners, Vin J orgensen and Ned McCune. was the demolition of the few standing walls a nd removal or the rubbish left from the fire. The next hurdle they raced was a series of public hearings for building permits required because Mariner's Mile is part or a so-called spectlic area plan that was being developed by city staff members. AWARENESS WORKSHOPS Thal work could not be started until February, 1975 because the partners bad to get a coastal commission permit to do the cleanup work. The specific area plan, a part of the city's general plan, is to identify exact uses for each piece of property and it calls for several public hearings. MOHD•YS·TUHOAYS.W. .. SO•Y~ '·""· LICTUH l DIMOHSTUTIOM AW AIEMHS CltfTIR • IOOM 222 TOWN I COUMftY CIMTB 777 SO. MAIM ST .. OIAMGI J orgensen s aid he is ''thrilled" wi th Saturday's opening. "Once we started building, everythini went along. just fine. We bad no pro-blems." Jorgenaen said there are only three vacan- cies left in tbe ne w building. BECAUSE OF traffic volume projections for Pacific Coast Highway made as part of tbat plan, the property owners were required to make available for future city use 12 leet of property for lhe eventual wideninf ofthebigbway. •W .. IMISS DYMAt4C$11t41 H5-1Jll L-_..._~-~----------~~---~ ------------------------··' . Construction on tboae two buildin&s didn't get under way unW Octoberot 1975 because of a variety of roadblocks that faced redevelopment. The new buildln&s were designed to keep the nautical theme tha1 had.made the commerelal area the hub or commercial marine activity in the city. DAILY PILOT Staalll19 Sapla111lt erl2. Now Orange County Transit District is making it even more convenient for you to ride the bus in Orange County. A large-scale improvement program goes into effect September 12. We've streamlined the entire system and added more buses to almost every route. What this means is that you'll.be waiting less for your bus. Md getting there faster, too. On most routes, waiting time will be cut In half, with 30-, 20-or even some 15-minute periods between buses. RIDE MORE. 'Ne hope ~f catching a bus more easily will mean that you1f be riding the bus more often. If you do, you'll find that It's not only faster to ride the bus. It's also more econamlcal. And more relaxing .. PARK-N-RIDE MORE. Our Park-N-Ride commuter .express system has been lmproWd, too. We've added ' --· \ . . extra tripe on busy lines at peak travel hours. These freeway fliers make only a few stops as they speed you to your destination. It makes more sense than ever to Park·N·Rlde to work. MORE TO COME. These Improvements In service are only part of OCTD's plans. We'll continue to do our best to give Orange County the kind of transportation system it wants and needs. For details regarding our service changes on routes that serve you, call Orange County Transit District's information operators at 547-3311 , or dial O and ask the operator for ton-free ZENITH 7-3311. • . . r Sunday September 12, 1976 OAILYPILOT .41 East Germans Maximize Sporting Life 97 llVGB A. IRJU.IGAN l!AS1' BDUN (AP) -Back belllDd tbe floodlit ff!DN ID w Communlat fatberland, 1-.per mermaid ltornetia P.:ndi!r' la a ..,. .tu.out a bOlboerd or evea a fan club. Tbe avera1e comrade ambliq uaa. the Alexander Plata, Eal& Berlia'1 malll ~are. bu no Wea bow this fabulous 17. year~ traulelo llves, wbere abe tntm, what national resources were barneased to pluck her out of a nei1hborbood 1wimmJn1 pool lo Halle a decade a10 and Ml her on a compu&stJed course to Olympic 1old. She and her teammates live in llDO&het' work!, a world as walled alt from the everyday muses aa tbe Slftt~rinc c•pitalist shoPt along the Kurfuerstendamm on the opposite side of checkpoint Cbarlie. PRIVILEGE AND status dweU he re : a chance. for a bigger apartment, a higher place on the waiting list to buy a car, a better job for father, an assured place at the university, opportunities lo travel, even go oo vacation in another bloc country, and sometimes, for a f ine performance, an envelope full of marks that no ooe will admit ever ex.iated. Occasionally pryinf western eyes are given a guarded glimpse of the East German sport.a scene: the sports universi- ty at Leipzig, some of the 891 gym centers or 890 track and field complexes, the new pool at Roltow or the sports club at Karl Marx Stadt. but always on a carefully guided tour that divultes no s ecrets of the latter. day alchemists transmuting raw muscle into Olympic gold. But secrets will out, as long as there is a Berlin Wall to vault or an electrified fence lo hurdle. It · is n o w known how East Germany, with a populaUon ot 17.5 million, managed to select 292 athletes for the trip to Mon· treat and have 159 of them return wearing medals. The secret of the system is the system itself. "It was clear in 1973 when I took blood samples from her ear Jobes that Komelia E.nder could swim the 100-meter freestyle in 51 aeconds flat," aaid AJois ·Marder, a sports dod.or wbo was a key part of the system until be deleeted to•tbe West two yean aao. · "ft' w~ statistically J>roftn that 1be was going todo*9. B)' monltorlng her perfwmaace · charts and her m~m Oii tbe balls of blood testa, It ... de- termlned what she was capable of achieving and bow much train-inc wu needed for her to reach a world record." For 10 years Marder was de- partment chief of research into hiah·performance athletes at the Cbemie Sports Club in Halle, one of 11 sports dubs that serve as laboratories for the new breed of alchemists bubbline up Olympic 1old for East Germany. Chemie Club, wblcb IJ*iallses ln rowen, 1wlinm.a and Dlld· cn.4iatuce l'UAMl"a, at age I. .. Ue bad been swl.mminl la tbe Halle public pool for tbtee )'earl. 1f11EN oa. MADE• was tWe, Chemie bad a staff al '10, tneludloc 11 docton. and. for ill .UO swimmers, etcbt traiDvl. Hia medical 1pecialil7 wu re- aearcblng tbe effects of bard traloing on bodily functions. The sporta achooll follow a normal curriculum but training takes precedence and dictates the dally schedule. Swimmers ban up at the pool at 8:30 each monlin1. train for 2~ hours. at- t.ead clua for two hours. break for lu.nch, return to class for three hours then go bac:k lo the pool for anoth er t wo·hour session. The training programs are not devis ed by the iodlviduol coaches who may know their swimmers best , but by the "scientific center for swim" al Leipzig Universit y's Research Center for Physical Culture in Sport. Every cough, cramp and kink is duly re ported to Leipzig. Graphs and charts ~Jls the athlete what be bas lo achieve. At tw.yeer lntervah the traininc procrama are completely over- bauled oa &be baala ol the data fed into tbe computer and a new ·•pertormMH bible" ia iaaued. IT DICTATES every detail ol the care, feedlnc and maauiinl ol future medal winners, even down to tbe number ol lape they should do each mornlnl ln the pool. 1'be computer bu decrel!d that at qe 1' to 15 slncle-acull rowers must be at leaat aht feet tall, wellb 170 pounds, have at leut three full years of IJ'OWtb ahead of tbem, and have no spine or back defecU. ~sser physical specimen.a need not apply at the medal fac- tory. The Leiplig center devises menus and diets l« the oeo. trallzed club kitchens to coot for the different sports disciplines. At the Chemie Sports Club the future medalists often dine on steaks, oranges, eggs and other items not always seen in the markets of Halle. THE ENTlaE SYSTEM of turning out world class athletes is administered from Berlin by the High Performance Sports Com- mission. The Ministry's chief com- miuar la lfallfred Ewald. who also aenes aa chairman of Eul Germany's Olympic Committee. Berlin monitora the Leipli1 center and lt.1 computer and call.s the tune on mat ten of proc«iw-e and prW>col. AthletM below the aae ol 11 are forbidden to smoke. Afl9' that, it la merely frowned upon. UNTIL 1rn. tb4' sexes were Jitld.ly teparated at tbe tralnlng cam111 and acboola. Now boys and lirla train together, oft.en meetln1 tbe aame goals, as Calllornla 1wimmin1 coaches knew tbey could yean aio. Sa relatiooa used to be strictly fortiiddea for atbletal under 19, but now ''partMr relatiaos '' are allowed and aometimes even 0 ateered" by the commlssa.n. Kornelia Ender, at 17, is enaaaed to 25·year-old Roland Matthes. a world-class swimmer wflo didn't fare loo weU against the Amertcana tb11 time. Top awimmers Jike Ender may train to pop music -she prefers soft rock -but a warning is given if such western diversions become habitual. AT AGE 14 -never earlier, but more often at 15-lhe athlete destined for gold first encounters the most controversial part of the This 2-year-old ' East German isn 't ~.just playing. She 's •Yllefl. Wllere needed, •ccord- inl tO Marder. the men in the white coats begin administerin1 atero1ds, sex hormones, daily over a period or four to five weeks lo build up the arm and back muscles. First used in America, steroids, have been in common use for aeveul ye.ra among a number ol Olympic teams . ''Eaat and West are pretty well balanced on manloulaUng their athletes with sterolds," sa~s Dr. Adolf Metzner. a West German sport.a doctor who speclall&es in t!!.!\llroblems and detect.Jon ol aopeo athletes. Metzner has no doubt that male hormones helped the East German girlt win gold medals. "Anyone who watched on TV waa abocked by the sight of those enormous muscle-bound women with huge s houlders and arms that a furniture mover would be R,roud or. Weight lifting alone would never account for such massive back development." EAST GEaMAN officials at Montreal angrily and adamantly denied that biochemistry had a h~ in the medal sweep. A Canadian broadcaster who asked a trainer about the deep voices e manating from some of the strapping water sprit.et~u hutrily told: "They have e here to swim. not to aing. w do you concern yourself witb ir voict's?" Many devotees of the Otymplc code look upon the advent o/. steroids. stabilizer and other medical aJdes H the m<Mlt de, vious dt'velopment lo the alchemist's art. "The greatest danger. to the games today is the manipulaUon of athletes with biochemistry,•· said Willi Dawne, head ol \be West German Olympic Commit· tee and father ol the llun.lcb Olympics. Dr. Marder is convinced tbat the West has greatly exa"erat.. ed and misread the part played by steroids and drugs in UM! East German success story at Mon· treal. "mAT WAS o nly a small part of the picture. It was the system· Itself that triumphed. Sports are a matter of foreign policy. They are aimed at polishing the lma1e of the social system abroad, not providing heroes for the masses. "In 1980 in Moscow, the East Germans want to demolish lhe American team completely, both men and women, in all sports. Except maybe basketball." FREE SEMINAR "INVESTING IN 10% TRUST DEEDS" You are c0<dtally lnVtted 10 attend an ln~tive meet· Wig we are holdtng 10< pnvate fen s (and Ill« friencfa) who have exptessed intefest in trust deed investments. Officers of our comoany wlll present and discuss the many rewarding benefits ot using high yield low nsk trusi deed mvesrmenrs as o bu11dlnQ block for 111vestment secvnly in a planned program to arouse an early interest in sports This evening semtnor 1s tree. but seatmg Is hmlted. and we must have your reservation 1n advance. Please cat. Huolfnglon Beach (7141 848·2225" ~•: September 16, 1976 Time: B 00 PM Place: Union Home Loans. 17552 Beach Blvd . 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Each club and school complex s])edallzes in certain sports: rowinl and weight Wtiq at one, aiding and figure akaUn1 at another, etc. Chil~ are select-«! at 11e 9 or 10 on tbe bull of talent, aiie, and expected body growth. ( ___ L_M_._._o_,_,_o __ ) INFORMS you will opsmokin No. Most of our investors are family people ot modest means They earn average incomes. The y're conservative. They save . But .savings accounts that pay 5%-6%-even 7~ % are 1ust no match for an investment that returns t 0% to 12% • or more on invested funds . If you have $10.000 now earning 5V• %. you mig ht very we ll be earning $500 to $650 more every year. Even 7 1/z % may cost you S200 to S400 annually. Komella Ender was Mat to the in the DAILY PILOT DISCOVER NSIDE PAR-KlNG ON 3-LEVELS- coNVENENT TO All STORES South . 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Here's how you may earn 10"/e to 12% • or more You become a lender without most of the lende r's usual headaches. For e>Cample : A homeowner comes to Union Home Loans to arrango. a loan. He has a house and lot worth $40.000. He sUll owes $20.000 on It. That means he has $20.000 equity -cash votue -in that prop· erty. In such cases. we'd probably arranqo a loan lor up to Sl0.000. And that loan re presents an invcstmonl opportunity for you (Loans vary from $J.000 to SJ00.000 deprndinq upon properly and needs of the borrownr ) We arranqc a ionn secured oy a t1uc;t aoi·d on tht· properly Tho trust deed •s recorded in your name. You hOld ttw trust dc>ed. We arrange to collocl tho monthly poymcnrs and 19'<;11!' :i r h!'rk to you. Ynu earn 10% on your invested funds. We Jrrcmgc .111 thc r.-.nrirwork and the details. You got monthly statements show1riq lhP 11.11,11,1:1' nu" ,1nc1 tho a mount paid to principal and interest. What'• the catch? Thero is none. In the more than 25 year' wo'vo bPf'n 1n business. not one singlo Investor has over lost a penny ot prrnc1pnl or or cruocJ interest on a loan arranged by Union Homo Loa"' Here's an investment opportunily that m:>y pay you a monthly lncomo -a return of 10% to 12% • or more. Horo·s an 1nvostmont you can astlgn.-borrow against in caso or a cash need. Do tonte people lcnow 80methlng you should know? Why not get all the information? we·u send you a readable lnlorma· tion p11ck9Qe, 11 you'll send us tho coupon below. Or for faster action, call (71it) ... m1or (714) 1•1100. ·~.to... DllYI "" belo•O lftlllill•ly. yo11t ylCIO lrlC•(','ltl"l hl'e.1tt)U .,.. ... ,~ ...... ft lllW'I•• of 111p 10 4 tl'IOl'llllt 1111 ..... (OOlftpul"4 Oft 80•0 ol 1110 11npn1d b~ln"{•'I. Union Home Lo1n1 17112 •.Ch Blwd., Hunetngton .. ech; C.llfomla ta4I 12132 Brookhurit Street, G1rden Grove, CallfOtnla t~ ·. Yes, I'm interested in knowing moro about trust deed in~estmenls through Union Home Loans. Please send mo the lnlormation pac kago. HiMi! ~AOORr:=~E$8n--------------·----· . ---· SfAlC 1£~EPHON£ Avail.t>le to C.Hfomla Residents Only . ffi8 UNION HOME LOANS · 1 1 "'1Jon'1 Largest Home Loin Broker• Flrm 21 OfflcH In Cttllfomf• a Artzon• . . 'AJf DAILY PtLOT &Ind!'( Septt111w 12. 1f7'8 Still Promising Kennedy ~nter Reshapes Arts WASHINGTON CAP> -The Kf'n· nedy Center ofhc1ally marked LI.I flftb birthday last monlh at\cr confoendlng akeptlcs; It's bookB are in the bl1ck and It hat race·h!ted the 'nation's cuJtu.ral life. Tbt-re remain cntics who say the center is ehlist and beyond the f1nan clal reach of would·be patrons. But It l• seoerally agreed that the perform• lq arts center has not only re¥olu- tioni zed the cultur al scene i n Wahington but bas had major in· nuence far from the Dl5tr1ct or Columbia. When the John F. Kennedy ~nter for the Performmg AJU -to give it ita full name -opened on Sept. 8, 1971, with Leonard Berns tein 's ''Ma"''·" the building was sbuthed in· . side and out wlth more tha.n 3.700 tou ol m1_rble. cut to specificaUons. a 1ltt from Italy. The La Scala visit, In part an Italian government gift to the U.S. bicenten· nial. has been a cllff·hanser. Preliminary talks st.arted even before the center opened, and were firmed up late lu t year. Then the Rome government was confronted by a flnandal crisis and announced the visit was off. .... ~ DANCERS REHEARSE BENEATjt BUST AT WASHINGTON'S KENNEDY CENTER J'UBUC NOTI E • r'l~ITIOUS eu"NIH NAMl ITloTIMINf lrw IOl-•"9 H• .on •> doing .._,, ,..._.ft MC Ml1..1..•0!< ' COMPANY "'"1. en.uc. 1104 '· ,._,, Hwv . t.o0UM k••"· CA thll '"•nc•• I C•uwy, ~1' "",.""" JI ·*'k~ll CA'IOlfO T fl\\""""'•• '' tOllMI .. Oy on 1n 1111/iW.1 • ,., ... <"' e i;..,,.., l N• \IOI• -111 ... ) Ill ..... 111 llw Ca11Mw (If'' Of 01•110• ()fuN\ ... ....,,.,.,, ... ,. , ... ,. ......,1.,... "'~ c ..... °""' fllll<IC. A44 It,.,.. s.111 \oil'·,., ,.,. aw .. ,. P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICI TOClllDITOeS $U'llllOll COUllT 0' THI STATI 0' CAL.,OllNll' POii THI C:OUN'Y OP OllAMOtl .... A"''" [\ .. le ol llAl.PH II. AUllNNi:, Oeo •Md NOflCI l5 HlllleV OIVIM to Ult C..Olhl•\ ol IM •llov• 11e""4 .,......,. "'-'ell.-~ ......... tl•IMt ...iM-1 ,,.. .. .., ettt-1 .,. , ... 11 ..... io ""' I~ w;\11 , ... nt~~M'Y woutlw<\. lfl , ... off.Ct tf , ... <It•-of "" "°"' ~lli..t t.lvf\, or to ..., .. nl l/wfl\ """' '"' "'°''.'*'' vo..~lltr•, IO 11--~41*1 et ui. outte ol SHEl'MtllO. Tbe center observed iu birthday and beaded into its sixth year with an invitaUonal party on the terrace over- lookinl the Potomac Rlvu after a performance by La Scala, lhe famed opera troupe from MHan. Italy, mak- ing its first visit to the Uruted Stales in ita 18&-year history. DIPLOMATS and othen on both sides worked frantically to reinstate it. M~nF~n~ein,thece~er~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 5HEl>HlllO ANO OUNDAS. Al· •-n ti t.Aw, 2112 D11Polle Ot• ... S..Ht H, 1rvlne. C.•llornl• •11u, ""'W' ts '"-ol#<• ot bui*""'' ot ,,... uin <111r,19f'fd lrt •" matter; pet",•1nt'") to t"' •\talt OI s.tld dl'et<Mnt, wllllln IOU• mo<ll!>\ •fief lhl! tir$1 PUDllt•llOOIQI IN' nottc.r P&ODVCTIONS like La Scala's, which will be here through Sept. 19, sell out the 2. 759-seat opera house well in advance; some patrons line up hours In advance of a perform ance in the hope or buying a few standing- room-only spots. Tbe same ls true of the 1.142-seat Eisenhower Theater. An example is the Broadwa y-bound "Texa s Trilogy." three plays by Preston Jones done in rotating repertory. When that run ends today, after 16 weeks, with 11 performances a week, it will have grossed about $1.S million. including one hea lthy week at $106,000. What has made the center such an attraction? &'I was asked that on Capitol Hill." said Roger L. Stevens, chairman or the center since it was created by Congres~ more than 18 years ago. "I said that since you asked that ques· lion J would have to say it's because the programming is so good. "Ever since we opened with 'Mass,· it's gone qultc well. U we don 't have something ofrered that looks pretty good, we start a new project ourselves -which most theaters can't do. "NO.W EVERYBODY wants lo come here and if I don't like it I get blamed. If It keeps up, I soon won 't have any producer in New York who'll talk to me." Stevens said in an interview. It Is fitting that an Italian company should be on hand to help the center celebrate its anniversary. ecutive director, made three emergency trips to Milan. The effor ts paid olf. Italy raised its commitment lo $1 mimon; Philip Morris, lnc .. gave $100,000; the local Ca!ritz Foundation upped its commit- ment from $100,000 to $175.000; the ceoter itself from $270,000 to SS00,000; and the center stagehands agreed to a one-month moratorium on a raise due them. Now there bas come another major bicentennial gift to the center, this one from Japan: $3 million to finish a studio theater . It was in the original plans, but there was no money to com- plete it. The plans win have to be revised: they called originally for a theater that could operate in the round, or as a proscenium stage. ''The machinery alone cost $1.5 million. so that's the first thing we cut,·' Stevens said. STEVENS, 66, who made a com· fortable fortune in real est.ate before going on to produce more than l2S plays, hopes lo use it for experimental and intimate productions that would not be s uitable i n the bigger playhouse downstairs. He has pretty much the final word on drama at the center. "There's nobody else reading plays around here." he said. "I read about 10 a week. I hardly ever read any lhat comes in off the street. "I do read things sent to me by agenls, directors, actors, other pro- ducers. Every body wants to co- produce wit h u s. which is good because we get to see everything pro- mising." TD DA I'S GIDSSIDBD PVIZLI ACROSS 64 American 1 10 Aurlferoua 118 Uftlf wda. poet 112Soek 11111 IQUlfe 83 Hermonltld t Set.ti 2 85 Child's tt3 Feign t8Posttl~• 14Posaea .. d wda ~UPOet 116 Chemlcel POie 859edouin 8Ca1d1ult 86 let l11h end"'~ 19 Athenian 88 Slop 11 Adornment 87 Renovete I I 7 Cl1111 ICetlon lawgiver 87 For•lon•r 18 Pero•)'9m 81> Antitoxins 118 Skating 200111olve1 88 OomHtlo1ted 21 Mlttake 70 Personehty au1t1ce 31 Snoa1 90Merry 22 Journal 71 PuDllo 120Mlnute 338001 91 Slither 238eep dlaolay parlicle feature 9• Fringe 24 W1tercratt 72 R1v1ng 124 "S1wt>uck" 35 Mendellan 95 Newlywed 26A11ort 73 Streogthe<ied 125 Mu11um character 96 Many Hotel H Pu1 u 1de 2 dlspley 38Warble comb 28P11ce wds 128 Clipped 40 Longnall lorm t::.'*• 78 Too rank 2 woot '1 Ctrdlnal 96ChHs 27 ctrlc1I wd• 127 Squebble number 01ec11 unit 7 7 Poorly done 1290uthl •2 Paid atfllete t 00 Halrleuness 281118 78 Cautious 130 Anxious 44 Acrueved IOI For 29 Cero11ke 79 Conhned 132 Al lhe 46 Condition 111ame lllh 80 Small summit 2 4 7 En1oyat>le 103Jewel 30Trample wagon Wdl event 2 10• Have 32.Ae long 8 I w Servlc.a t34 l.)ltJc mu .. wds rHllly .. club 138 Prevent 48 A!isfracl 105Swooo 34 E11ter 84 U11frlendly 139Ren1 being uoward bo11net 85 Back street 1<10 Bounduln 49Pluto's 101 Region 38Soeck fellne 141 Lucifer domain 109 lmmeuurebte 37 Weird • 89 Haottu1te 1•2 Aeso11e 50 Funeral 110Fumblee 39 Ancient 90HOSllllty 1430bllg1t1ons oralfon 11 t Whinny time period l UMUts 5 I Apportion 113Ueu 40Ghoera 91 Serious 145 T11'1y 52 Oeceo11on I 14 Holtl drlPlfY 92 Gu1d0 s 54 G1111 115 Cherub 41 T,,e aun note DOWN 58 Caos1z11 1 17 Apparlllon 420ullll 93Cllmblng 57 Pierced 119 Pungent 438• p1ant I Mtaraoraaent 'With horn• ~1ten1 lnOeblld 94 Hoso1111 2 Weer1w1v 68Ralll t2 1 erangue 4&-9aw w0f1' 3C<lmmand IH-0.ua 12.2.Gl.nt 47Gw!Tlan 95 Strident 4 M11t 62 Ct1111t11n t23 Suflering de1po1 nolae 5 Worrv 63 WOfk unit t 25 Olle1t1n11sn 49 Turn 98 Olsflgure 6 S11ea t1lk 68 Frigntenlng 126 Dagger b•ck 2 97 Expart 01101 •••no 67 E1rl'J'jlU wound •d• 98 FulilOll 7 M11111rv 68 lndfVfdUlll t 27 Founttln 53Ca•h WOid review 69 811e1<.e111d order d11wer 99 Sudsy brew 81mllallld 7 1 Extra t?8 Annoytr &4 Cratty 100 lnlluenct 0 Cozy room 72 Current 13 1 H11to11c 1n1ma1 corruptly 10 Heretotore 73 Trio oeriOd 65 Sutllclent 10t Colored 11 riaunled 75 Cognizant 132 Cell 1mount 1111111 I? Loud 76 Frencri tor th 59 Revotut•on· 102 Account 1'\M11t1we11 PflSOl1 133 Born .,.,. boo!\ t_. Harem 7 7 01nlrT1ent French ,,ero 104 Grow old room 19 8odiee 10 V1gllent 105 Utltred 1 !> UP·lo·lht POIY t358 1gw1g 112 Obtu., t06RH• 'l m111ute 80Redwtne abbr 83 Ovethe1d was t60ooone 81 Adveru ry 137 Scot111h 1re1ns 108 Stand , .. , 82 In reserve 2 elt.Plorer II I» I I SEE CLASSIRED SECTION FOR ANSWERS One Trip, You'll Want Samoa By STAN DELAPLANE APIA, Western Samoa -We "ent o,·er to Aggie Grey's for dinner last night. I must say it's changed. but haven't we all? I came here last on a slow TEAL flying boa t. Aggie Grey's Hotel had 10 rooms. There were no doors on them. A piece of sailcloth gave you privacy and let the trade wind blow through. I had the d eluxe room, the open <but screened > bungalow in back. A half dozen chkkens a nd some piglets kept me ~om· pany. The bungalow had been used by G ary Cooper when he was making "Return to Paradise." LiUle lizards ran up and down the walls. eating up the insects that otherwise would have eat en me. l .imagine Coop sat there e ve nings, offerin g them little bits of -Cooperish advice. ''They went thataway, podner! Cut 'em off at the pass! '· NOW AGGIE -a regal lady who'll be 80 next year -has 108 rooms in bungalow fa<;bion. Price Sl8 a day. Western Samoa, only 25,000 tourists last year, is well worth the visit. . .. . It's a steamy t wo-and·a-half miles straight uphill to the grave of Robert Louis Stevenson. But you can see the world's most famous typographical error. He w as already a famous author when he settled here. Had four more years of good writing ahead. They put a gravestone on top of the hill with his "Requiem'• carved on it. ··under the wide and &tarry sky "Dig the grave and let m e He. "Glad did I live andgJadly die, "And I laid m e down with a will. "This be the vers~ you grave for me: " 'Here he lies where he longed to be ; "'Home is the s ailor, home from sea, · · ·And the hunter home from the hill•.·· ••• This is OFTEN misquoted: "Home is the sailor. home from THE sea." And by heavens, the tombstone carver put in that extra "the . " Which must have bad RLS re· volving in the grave Ol\E nA Y A poetic tourist climbed the steamy hill. And he tried Lo gouge out the of- fensive "the ." Didn't quite m a ke it. Som ebody else has filled it partially with bathtub grout. Still it shows through. ••• Tusitala. the teller of tales, is what the Samoans called RL.5. We are staying at the Tusitala, a fine, wind-swept hotel. The new one on t he ista-nd.1n the lobby, a localpainterbas done a portrait of Robert Louis Stevenson. Below it, he wrote in the poem. He did the same thing : "Home is the sailor. home from THE sea.'· ••• u·s a ha lf hour drive from Faleolo Airport to Apia town. Through villages of open Samoan houses with tropical flowers spiked into banana plant trunks before the steps . THESE ISLANDS have 160,000 people. Nine of every 10 are pure Samoan, the largest pure Polynesian group in the South Pacific. They are BIG brown people. Almost au are barefoot . Officials wear sandals on of- ficial business. Men wear the wraparound lava lava. • •• • It's not easy to commute around the South Pacific. You get into Pago 'Pago in American Samoa by PanAm from Honolulu at 3 in the morning. A British-made prop jet or Polynesian Air runs you over •t8 a.m. A half hour ride. Not much to do. Apia is a few blocks of main str eet. But the sun shin es on thousands of towering coco palms. The flowers are brilliant. And no seas flash with such intense blue as the South Seas. l>fhKIAu9ullJI, ,,,. IC" THAYN H .. UZENNC E•Kulrlcol ,,,. Wiii OI • .,. 111evt named""-"' '"l'HEllO. 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I Wher e the "9 W/T'S lllll<l<our1,orloor-eW!ml1Mm,w111111w can be laundered and thlqgs -he is discarding nll<nwrvvouc,..,._101110""'~--' husband and wife arrive ,._., END used lime and time the things o f bis ttoie1awot1•"01ruoHEY.8AATOH home only to discover agai·o. childhood and ent.erinl ~ Mco111-..0TT, not N0t111 ...,,,. Uretl' house bas been -· • Dlcffonafy: w e would 1111 adult-phase of dresa ::r:t :~':::ii!6~:!:::~=~ burgled? As lhe flashing television set. What we never have guessed his ... or he needs ra•• to .,.. Uftdln•9Md 111 •"matt•".,.,,_ red ll•hts of the ......iice d d . t .. 'f. d hi -ter 111110111tMi.1ao1s.1dlkc-1,W11111n cruise~ silhouette them can't un ers tan 1s his quest to be understood. s .w in aroun s s eo ::::..=~! .... " tn. "''' 111A>11u110ft ,_th d le th sudden fascination with For the last four yean, lnpacking. o.i1<1s-,,iemi.o.1•7•. "' e ar neis. e man things he never used at he has 1 l ml t e d h Is A set of sheets: 'Ille ,,..,., D ... ,..,..d tW'ftl lo his half.numb home. vocabulMry to one-word-thought is there, but ~~~=.!.~~::_...,, wile and says, "It was fit~·all: gross. This ap-we've got to get tbroueb TUOM1v.u11To••McDHMOTT everything we had." BICYCLE: A seven. pli-to food, surround· to him that they do not e r:•""•"' ea.-We 've Ju•t se nt letter o bscene word "'"' 1•Hart~11M1..st .• s..11 .. • --~ .. er c'"'ld 0"rr to ,.....1 m'"'arung, ''You mem 1 ings, vacations, people. reproduce themselves. S..Aft1,cA.t1111 auvu• '" "" · "" teachers. studies, car, "lln't there some re-T*'' .,,., ... ,,n l~e and we look the don't get the car ?" This -" ds d lief m to revent ......,.._,_..,... -same way. If he ever buiJee:n liitting in a cor· CLLLOWJlnc.,es, r~cor an pro(ra · P 1tu111i-.0r.,...c;oeuo111vPooc. his basic philosophy. tnfs?" T -ask el! my s.111 rr.n. •:11111oc1;i . ,,,. ,.., ,. plugs in all the •P· ner of lhe garage gather· Glasses: This Is en· husband as we surveyed i---------- pliances he took at the ing dust for three years. couraging. The last time OW' bare domain. PUBLIC NOTICE same time, he will The bicycle was put to he dug them o ut was "Yes," be pondered. plunge Los Angeles into atud after our son re-when he wanted to see "I think it's called 'birth total darkness. vealed he was the only s0mething. control."' Cl>·f1M ITATIMINT OP AeANOOMMIHT 0, UH 0' PICTITIOUI eUSINHS NAMI We can understand teen-ager in Nort h ripping off the staples: America who had not de· clock. radio. hair dryer, veloped an accelerator records. luuage, njght root. stands. tennis rackets, 14 towels: We dJdn't sins, backpacks. tape re-think he knew what they corder. typewriter and were. Someone mutt teU • • • I ~ BE A ROADRUNNER "·"·'' .111 t1 Join the CooCoos/ Hove Fvnl CooCOOI ............... ...., MW -9•111lm ••! 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Otltd Sl>Ol•mOo t I, 1•7' llAMONA8URNS Ad"'l~l\lrAltlrt'I lht "''"tof •NI aboVil 111....e oo<....,i ltlUD.OOICHCAH" Cit lllCHAllOO. voc'- llUClvk c...t"' bflwoW LM11 "u · ca •iroi Ttl t110 IH OJ) "IWfllr fw "fm11Hs1tolf l1 ~,,,..o O<.,." CM•1 0..ly 111111. ... pt I. 11 '' 1 .. "'• ,,,. ,. .. JWUT'llfer Tony Randall wlll narrate "The Second ~Revolution ," r ·eleventh and final . pro1ram in •'The American Parade" series, at 10 o'clock tonight on Channel 2. Taurus: Look To Potential MONDAY, SEPT. Ll By SYDNEY OllA&• AaJES (March 21-April 19): You &el finan- cial facts or life. Some ol your desires, Instincts are temporarily curtailed. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Take lone· ranee view. Perceive potential. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Contusion exists , -you may have to go backstage, behind scenes ,. for actual answers. CANCEa (June2l·July22): Youreffortspay dividends. Your good will is N.!clprocated. , LEO <July 23·Al.le. 22}: You extricate Younelf from confininc aituation -or rulemma. VlllGO (Aue. 23-Sept. 22 ): Unknown factor exists -ii you don't know, do nothing. LlllaA <Sept. 23·0cl. 22 ): Study Virgo f mesuee for valid hint. Look behind scenes. SCOaPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You do best now by 1oin1 slowly, especially if legalities are in· volved. Take nothlns f« er anted. SA~IT'l'A&ltJS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Go beyond what has been a llmitation. You can I create, communicate, bring forth a special service. CAPRICORN CDec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Lunar upects coincide now with getling to heart of matters. decisions, creative endeavors that last. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Your best qualities, efforts surge to forefront. Accent on solidity. ~ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Be flexible -r experiment. write, speak, visit and receive vis· itora.Cbeckreports. . t A WDOW OF THI HA W1r' • "DllVE IM" INI "ATTHll4 nrSCOU'"IPGI .. MASTEi OF THI WOltl.D .. "GUMIALL RALLY" "ST. IYES .. lPGI .. MAGNUM FOltCF' Ill ~.,-e _ _...,. ,._... ..... -----·tt•• .,.... ....... "GUS .. IGJ "90 FOlt IT° INI J, * Sundar.S!f>tember 12. t!176 DAILY PILOT 1J J J Polio Can't Stop Music LOS ANG£UCS <AP) -'ne audience has come to aee Se&la Md Qafta iD contert but firtl la obU1ated to ala .......... u open1ni act no on• baa ever beard of: Dearaortt and Joaeph. So t.bere'a DO way UM crowd could be pre- pe.red for what la about to bappen. A Y~I man walb on at.,., bltroductt blmaelf u Mareua Ja.epb and ••YI bll ,.,...... wu atrlcken wlU\ Pollo wben be wu 11 mootba old. They are there toab.ve lheir muak, be Mela. • J~ then atlidel off tbe atqe. WMn be re.. appears a few mommt1 l.W, &. b carrying Darmy Durdorff in h1a arma. He lays hla friud ·a bonibly lwi.d bod)' on a couch at ceot•r etqe, banda him bll maDdolln and the Ht bestna. TBS SCENE BAI been replayed In clUu 8Cl'OU the cowatry W. awnmer. ''You can allDOlt feel the tension wben J carry D~ on atqe," uya JOMph, 24. "The •_.enc• doesn't know whetMr we're out there to &et sympathy or Wbat. Then ball way tbrou1h the flnt .001 you bear thLa sigh of relief because they know we 're there to play.'' "I get the feelln1 most people want us to be good for my sake," Deardorff observes. ,''They don't want to clap out ol aympat.by. So wben It tu.ma out we're good, they're really l]ad." But they're respoodlna to more than that. They're retJ>0Ddin1 to the joy ol the gentle rock music, the joy that so clearly reaJdea within Deardorff's crippled body. More than any speech be could make, more than any jokes he could tell, the harmonious, upbeat music he and Joseph make Jets people know be is no candidate for their pity. IN CONVE&SA110N. too, the 24-year-old musician with Iona. curly bait is totally frank and seemingly uncoocerned about his handicap. ''Us playing and performing bas ootbJn1 to do with my physical condition," Danny main· taina. "All I want ls for people to listen to our music." One wonders, t.bou&b. If that is all they are lntereatect"tn -.tosepb ab.ares !Us ~artner's reel· inp -then why make such a dramatic entrance that can only serve to focus attention on Deardorff's hanruc1p? A couple or reasoos, they respond matter-of· facUy. For one tbinl, becau.e ol the way bis body ls contorted, Danny has to be lying down to play hia mandolin. So even if be came on stqe in bls wheel chair , someone w<MUd have to Utt him up and lay b1m on the couch. FO& A WHILE Deardorff was brought on by two stagehands carrying him on a cot, but they had trouble negoUatlng thelr way thro1&1b the cables and sound equipment. and the youne sin&er·soagwriter feared they would drop blm. "It's obvious I'm crippled; we've 1ot to work With it somehow," Danny reuooa. "We don't want to gel too serious about it. but people are 10- int to take it seriously at flrat anyway. So we ml~t u we.U 1etit out ol tbe w~." RICHARD HARRIS ~ ~ ... ·~~· .. ~~ -·~''"''""'"'"": #THE RETURN OF A MAN CALLED HORSE" p ~~.:~ •• :t,..,a.... , .......... , ... , ........ '!\ .... .. , .. CllM .... Deardorff and Joeepb hav• been parlnen for leaa tb&a a year. althou&h they've known each other for about 11 mootha. They met at Day s Prod\aetlou, Lbe com.paay that manages Jimmy Seala aad Dub Croft&. UN~BLE TO flnd an outlet to perform his muaic, Dear;dorff and h1I wtfe. Joyce. had left Belliqbam, Wash .. and tome to O;ay s lo Lo.o; An&eltt In 1974. He hoped that because aome or ble eons• reflected hla &aba'i faith, Seals and CJU'U, 1lao Bab.a 'l folJowra, would bu.y them. lnalead, the company signed Deardorff to perform them bimaeU. Joeepb already was wwkin& there 1D the publ.bh.lq division, and lhe two*•m• friends. ".OFOll'r' "CAHMOHIAU." INI "Tl'!t Mii.Oii WNO ""4 - •lACI 'Wl'TM nll '"" • "TWI------ THE, CITY SHO"ING ClNTAE OUM61 H'-Hll 1'\ CITY C lMTU CIHtMA\ .... I~. fllWY IMAHCHUTJll IJCJ 0 .0 . PllWY ICITY 011. 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Betty, a suburban hoclNwlfe, draws all the drapes and ga.e Into her l»droom. where she pulls • bottl• of vodka from her dresser d,...,, Her 16-year~d daughter, who has been trying to hold thtl family togtlther as a substitute m«her, has given up and lelt home. Her 14-yetu-old sister is trying to fill In. .. •Father quality-U1hen hes there, and sober. •Schoolboy patents haven't noticed the depletlotrt of thltir liquor #upply because they drink " too. • en1or 1 1zen S · c·t· ~ Sh~ ~--n ~ answer the phone nor • the ~Yd day, and makes a mere stab at hoUlework -a load ot laundry, ,,,,..,,,_, or• """11 thlown togflther. By evening she Is dead drunk. . Jeck is a businessman, one of his company's star ~. He takes a three-hour mlltid Jcnch evety day, and Mondeya he da.n'l make it to worlc. ~ II h6 does, he'$ hu1g over and leaves early. But his work is still of the highest Eleven-year-old Davy brought a seal~ envelope home from his teacher the other day. It read, '7his may be hard to believe, but I think Davy Is coming back from lunch drunk." And he haa, It rums out Hes been getting liquor from his parents' cabinet and passing it around. It makes him look like a big man to his friends. His George, a retired optometrist, Is having a hard time adjusting to a Hfe of ' leisure. In his 70s, with an ailing wltf. · he began finding solace in drinking. He once was a man with great businNS acumen, used to being in control. He misses all that and now he's lost control of his life. Mcoholisln: Could -You Be a Victlln? ... ByDOUSLEE Ol•OIMY,....,. WbOe .U eres have been rt~ Ob marijaane, c,ouine and....,._ for Ulle .,..i few years, Ameri~'s moiJt popular ncriattDu1 dna.-.Jcobol-U. beta makiAg steady in- roada Into everyday living. Tbewbole ramlly'sdrinkingit now. 1'be slid row bu.m can a take a back seat to the busi-nesamao who downs Ulree ma.rtlni.s al lunch, the suburban wife wbo nips from a bottle in the linen closet, the teen·ager wbo loiters outside a liquor store and the 7-year-old who pilfers from bis f atber's wet bar. And the resource ceoten are hard put to keep up with the problem. IN ORANGE County alone, some 40 agencies, ranging rrom Alcoholics ADOQ.ymous and tbe Alcabolism Council to ba9pitab, recovery houses and c:oumeling services, worlt day and night in dealing with it. And they can use more help. Some of it is on the way. Recovery centel"S fot' women are in the works. Employe programs in business and in· duatry aJready are showing progress, and help for YoUtb.s is , • now available. Statistics from tbe council show that there are an estimated nine million alcoboUcs in the United States. Of tbem, 1.2 \Dillion are in Clllfornia and 193,000 in Orange Camty, wb.i~bon more than 17,000 under 18 and at least 20,000 women drinkers. - ~liquor 1ndaltry spends tnore than $400 million a year te> t.ell i>ecJple that if they drink they'll be successful, happy liDd 1exy, according to council spokesman Dodie Guat. ' "B\1T WE'&E oot against drinking per se," she pointed ouL "We're an educatiooal agency and our goal is twofold- to let peollle know alcoholism is a disease and thal it's treatable." Alcobolism is one of the nation's top three tillers, she said. Many think tt could be No. 1 because it's nol always on the death certificate. "But lt's responsible for heart attacks, and other dis· eues u well u the more commonly k.Down cirrhosis of the liver." All drinkers have one of three reactions when they start drinking, acCGr'ding to the council. The normal drinker get.a pleasure from a couple of drin.b and discomfort from " .. too many. So be limits bimsel.C. TBE TOTAL abstainer finds it repugnant from the start and qUits immediately. The potential alc:oholic is the one wbo gets all pleasure from it, without the after effects-no illness, no hangovers no&eYen.., obriouadrunkenDeU. He can do this tor many years, unUI one day be gets sick. He rationalizes and ~es It on something else .f. \ beca\.me he's ne•er beeD9tclt before. Butbe's booked by this time. And it's progreaive, the report says. Without excep- tion. Sooner or laterbewUJ die from It. if be doesn't get help. Cause of the disease is as yet unknown, said Ms. Gust, herself• recovered alcoholic. 0 MOST A\1TBOarnES say there is a threefold factor in alcobolism-pbyslologlcal, pyscbological and socio- cultural. All tbl"ee may be present, although the mix may be different. ·~re alao is the physical factor-<!alled the X fac· tor-eo one knows exactly··· ilia. But drinken Just don't metabolize the same way al person does.'' Akobollcs come in erent guises, she said. '"The lmace of the 'w bum ls a misnom eT. Less thu five percent of the na '1 drunks are bums. Most pro· blem drinkers are millin1 around in soc!'iety, seemingly oby. "Some don't even drink every day. And they seem perfectl7 normal-for a while. The job is the last thing to go, so the alcoholic can operate effectively for years. But he will die from il. That's inevitable." So, how do you find out if you ·re a drunk? "BEaE IS a workable deliniUon ," Ms. Gust said. "Ir dri.Dldnc ls proving destnictive in any area of your life and you continue to use it, it's alcoholism. "Jt abows u.e_ first in the family, then with the law (gel· one arresticlJ. anCJ finally in the job ... Total abstinence is the only solulion~be emphasized. "And don't believe wbal you hear about returning lo social drinktn1." She wu referring to the Rand Corp. report which claims aome recovered alcobollca can return to moderate driDltlng. In response to the report, council executive director ·Cot a problem'! Tian write to Pat Dumi . Pat will cell red tap!. getting the ~•and action you Mat to tolw intqtdtit• m p<>vemrMnt and btm· ntll. MoilJl""rqwlffon.stoPot l>tmn At Your Snvicf.', Oron~Cocut Doily Pilot, P.O. Boz 15'0. CodoMno,CA 92626. lnclude your telephonenumbtr. Thuolttmn apfWGTSdoilytrcrpt SatunJa~•· Ne~ ........... ~ ...... red DEAR P'A T: WI had Armstrong "Easy Sb'eet'' linoleum floOrlng lnstall9d In our kltc:Mn and utlllty room In the f•ll of 1'71. Before the end of the SKond yur It--.. to crack. OUr flooring retailer had she slmllar compl•fti He offered a reptacement In U. SMne price range even thOUlh the o,.. YNr warranty had tJCDlred. After I pfckM-Gut tfit replace- ment flooring, I newr ..... dfromtheJnsUlltrao-ln. I flMI· ly wrot9to Armstrong Co. headquarters last March, but I'm 5tlll waiting to have my flooring replaced. \. M.E., Costa Mesa Joeft Mo11llecll of.......,.,. •.• cu"°'"', .. ,, ... cettter, .-. ......... ,.., ,....., ...... beet\ •utttortncl to replece .... ......,..,,.. ...... . Arw11lr-. ........................... of ''Eny ltrMt'' •••••••• .. • _... ., ... • .. 1111.ce., due to .,... tllen Hll1•ory ........................ would .. .., ........... ftooftng '*9 0...-•" • •• ........ ., ol 11,..11tnte. Bob Merbt of .............. .,.. ....... d ....... •'hey lnet" ....... w .... fl ... first..,.., ad,, .. _.....,. tloor ••ef.u.-. bUt I Md ............... •GOUid ftM M ~.,. .. to• oottrH .. ..._._. ... '9_,..., .... a1•••ll••IMr.1t .... ...... ................ ] ............... ti ..... ,... •1 ·. .. l ~ POSTER BY JOYCE FOLEY OF MATER 'DEi HIGH SCHOOL ~· Entry Ill ACOC-Jeycee Alcohol Aw•r•"•M Contnt Jolln L. Stewart said, ''Tellint an alcoholic be can go back to drinkiQ8 ia like telnn, a diabetic candy lan 't harmful." DL MAX Scbnelder, med.teal director of Beverly Menor Alcoholism Hospital, slated, "Evidence shows that leas than one percent ol the people who have a drinking pro- blem can ever return to social drtnldnc. end even Ulla is ex· pertmenlal because the results ol long.term studies are open to diapute. •· Dr. Jobn Newsom, ol South Coast Community Hospital Careunit, aaid, ''Tbedangerofthis typeolpubliclty ls that it bolds out false hopes ror the vast majority or alcoholics who cannot return to social drinking.•• One man who would agree with this is a 34·year member of Alcoholics Anonymous in Orange County, which has just celebrated it.s 3Sth anniversary. Speaking anonymo,i.sly ,•as per the AA rule, he said 50 to SS percent stay sober af'ter~xposure to AA. "But another 2S percent slip back and return for more help after a little springtraining. Theothcr2Spercentweneverhearfrom." IN 'ftlE 35 years since the central offic~ in the county opened up, the ratio of alcoholics seeking help has increased rrom 1in60to1 in 10, be said. A hundred calls a day come into the office for help . Last June 960 persons called for themselves. Jn addition, l,000 ,., .. ·,. .. . .... . .., t"alled-eboot • drinking member ol the...f amily _ __ There are 314 groups meeting ln both closed and open sessiona in rented or bortowed halls every week, he said. "People come in droves now, where it was only one or two at a time before. We've been averaging 20 new persons at every meeting in the lut six months.'• Tbe Increase ln membership ls partly due to the influx ol people Into the county over the years, but al90 to the refer. . ... ' ' rala Crom hospitals and recovery houses. ••nu.owsBJP ls the key word for AA ,•• be said. ''Our only business is to get sober, si.y sober, get our lives becJt tocetber and then go out and belpotbers. "It's a wonderftll movement, and, u time coes on, peo. ple will realize it more.'· Al·Anon and its branch, Al-Aleen, AA's parallel re-sources for families of problem drinkers, also are experienc· inc arowtb. Their purpose is to help relatives of alcoholicS( cope with the illness and readjust their own attitudes in ordet. to live more norm al lives. At least four people are affected by a drinking family member. the group estimates. Aa one member put it. "Often it's the family that is sick. Physiological and psychological damage takes place." The wile of an alcobollc, she said that since joininc Al- Anoo she bas never been so happy. "AL-ANON helps us to disassociate ourselves from the drinker and learn to live for ourselves. Without that kind of help, life becomes unmanageable. There is onen physical violence. We become insane and often the drinker is wone oCf forit." By cbangi~ themselves and beeomiog more un· dentandl.lig, they sometimes can help the drinker so that be e:ods up at AA, she said. Since the group's ope:ning in Tu.stin in 1974, some 10 to 20 members have vohmteered to provide referral to the 7~plua meetine• held every week in the county. Thia includes the teeD·age children of alcoholics. While some teen-agers, however, are coping with drink· log parents, others are having their own problems with Americe's favorite beverage. Perhaps the m06l shocking figures of all come from Tom Allbrandi, writer. lecturer and reformed drug addict and alcoholic. ALIBllANDI, director of youth services for the alcoholism council, says there are estimated to be 17,SOO teen-age drinkers in Orange County, nol counting those un· der 13. "And this may beooly half the figure ,•· he said. It isn't a barrio problem, either, be emphasized. ln a study he's doing for the county be has found so far that ot 2,SOO boys and girls interviewed, about 90 percent drink alcoholic beverages. "It's a turnabout," be said. "Now it's the parents who are stoned on cocaine. vallum and mother's helpers, and the kids are the booiers." Preliminary results of bis survey also show that in the 7-lo-21-year age bracket, 25 percent have blackouts. 2S per- cent say drinking makes them feel helter, two percent admit •problem. "Cleuly one quart.er ol Orance County Irids are out of control.'' BOW DO THEY get the stuff! At home and at the store. he explained. "Watch outside a liquor store sometime, and yoiu'll 1ee them slipping adults money to buy it Cor them." Alibrandi 's method for dealing with the problem is to put them on a program to reduce s tress and build self· concept. "They learn to relax and discover who they are." It may not work right away, be admitted, "but it acts like a time capsule. Sometime doW!l ttie boulevard it'll hit them when they've got a bead full of facts and a belly full of booze." Alibrandi's figures notwithstanding, teen-agers seem to be running a poor second to their own mothers in the dash for the botUe, other studies show. DESPITE A laclt ol bard statistics, women appear to account for the largest Increase in the drinking problem in recent years, according to the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Ttaditionally known u "closet" drinkers, women have made it difficult to obtain reliable data and have contribut· ed to the tendency to ignore the problem. Bul the closet door is opening. A California Commission <See OVERCOMING ALCOHOUSM Page 83> YOU DAILY PtlOT SECTION 8 Sunday, September 12, 1976 float".e•• tttet h••• NP'eced ''hlY -..1" do not h"9 theei ""'' Wlleref, MIMOn Md..,..,..,, High fet •nd tow proleln flelt IMIUlona. for"'°"........._ Oft weer, CM• end I....._ (more lhen 11 percent fet end leM U.en 15 pen:ent protein)-.: llooftng, Mfte Cofteu.Mr ....-..a, A""*°"9 ~ Cd.4~•lft ~ ldftde of lelre ttout, 9ftd dur1ng perttct1let MNOfte, lilentftl, ~. f'A 17114. ~ end ••rdlnes. O,.ten end elem• hH• • fet content ol leN then I percent end protein content of leH than 11 Percent. Is £.rt ra l11••ra11c~ EJtcn• Baggage? ·TIM othet m•Jot co"'POMftt •• weter. Oysters •Ito er• high'" Iron. DEAR PAT: I landed In Hawaii aboard Aloha Alrllneson Al»rtl 25. When 1 went to collect my baggage, one of my suit-Pnlcfl Bird•? 11 tllf' Siiao f ,lt11 • •• cases was broken. I had Insured my luggage and contents for DEAR PAT: Do you know what we can do to get r id of all $500 at a Continental Casualty Company booth for $7 . ..0 the birds around our house? They are ve ry m essy and noisy. before maklno the flight. I filed a clalm for $28.07, the cost of We don't want to harm them, but we would appreciate learn, reptac:fng the piece of luggage, bUt I've never received It. Ing how to encouraoe their departure. l.C., Fountain Valley G. B., COSta Mes. .,._ W8"'f19 ftwe ......,., JOU ... ...,,_,..,_ .. -.n. TM moet en...,_ '"9tlMMt la ecednl IM• •••1· hYetal T.T. Cos ol CNA ,.._ .. Corp ...... ,.,.. CHllllR'J ol Cot6•• Mlpnet• hH• ...... •ioceMful"' rtddlnt ..... , roofs .......... . '-' C11H11tr CO., r1p1111C1 CHA Mtl dflloullJ ,. ........... "'*" ... ol pigeons •nd olhet rooelf'I l*de by piecing ..... ple9'1o .._....._olCeftllnMMICHullrMdlMMdJOW.....,. ....... ht ereH fe.ored by the blrdl. 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COfttec:t the ...... ......_ Mueeum lttope, MuMum Of "'"~ ...... ..,. --. ~ISM!'• ...... 11911wy.Weehll'lllOft,DC20llO,forordeftnglntorMeloft. DEAR PAT: My doctor told me that I should eat a hlah protefn-low fat dtet. I know that fish Is a good high Pf"Otelr\ llf/Jflft c ... ._er• Told 1t'll~re to Go food, but does fat content differ from one kfnd of fish to a.AA RUDEAS: Knowing wMle to OOfftPtelft •bout a co. another? w P'O~l•m Often It more dtfftcutt ttten aoMnt the probt1M I K.E., s.. Clemente ..... A c.lfoml• Depertment of eo ..... ...., Anelrt' '*"""'· Mnt ftttt and ....,. ... do fel Into the tow f~ '"*'" ''tfeftdJ "etetence CMde to Contumef C01ftptetnte In loutMrn .....,. but If ch....,... oonerot te '*'of rour diet'•,....,...., JOU • Cllfamle," tllnpllflee complaint procedure by lstlng "'°"titan IO .,... a..ed -......, 11p111.., ..._..,Md.,..., •. ~""' different ~1enclH by eubfect Metter hHdled. Cemplalnt .. hlgtt In chofeet9fd ..... •te1oonee1tt"" le Uftdeteonlle,r.. aouroea for probletMon loena, werrenlea, m•ll tnud, ..... ,...,.. llon, ..._. flelt ,.,._ ..,..... .... tttM tlwe ,.... ... fM Md •11M1ea, MCmftl ~·· docton, lnawence end ... _, oa.. .... -ti ,.,. ............ , ltd-oed, floyRder~ .... • .... a .,. Included. fJhcMte..........,. for HC" 8geftCy .. lleted docll. ...... """' ....... IH .................... .t IDllope. .... ........... COii ........... Cldure lftfonutloft. ......... ........, .,... .....,. ••«Y• ...... '81,.....""' we "ID 11,_. ,,.._,,.., "'1ttngto:C--....Dep..Wento1Con.......,Affeln. _,__.~-11,_., ............... :e111•1vtee.a.. tl71.....,_•J,L•Aneelaa,CA~2. . .l ,t .. ·' DAILY PILOT . . Sund!y. S.ptembef 12. tt7e . -. Jurists' Prudence Alters U.S. Law WASHINGTON (AP> -As lbe smaU band ot tourista trooped up the SUD.lit marble sle1>1, a mJddl•a,ed m.an in a contervative 1ray 1wt walked dowo a few feet from t.bem. · They paid him no attention. They ~ come to se. the SUpreme Court of IM Um~ Stat.es, and had Juat let one· a{ntb of it slip by them unnotfoed. The man was Justice Harry Andrew ~kmun. • Like hi.a br,.thren on the nation's hishest court, Bl~ckmun ls not known to tbe public ln the way Hnat.on and c•blnet members are. 1be JuaUces do nqt appear resularly on television. They seldom 1ive press conferences. ,.Their speeches usually deal with arcane legal subjects. , YET AS lltJCB as anyooe they abape the pattern ol life in America. And. because of a ahitl ln \be court. a sblft that Harry Blactmun bas belped tQ bring about, \he justices are sbap-ina America far differeoUy than tbe Court dJd Jess than a decade ago. When former Pruidenl Richan! M. Nlxon was elected in 1968, the Supreme Court, under lbe leadership 9f Chief Justice Earl Warttn, was ex- panding Bill or Rl,hts protectiOftS for both accused cnminals and Jaw· abid(n.g citizens. Now, many legal scholars believe, there bu been not jmt a slowing down ol this process but a change in direc- tion under Chief JusUce Warren · r:-~er -particularly in the court's ~vi term. . ~~~nc tbat term the Justices up-~d capital punishment as a penalty •fw murder, ruled that defendants may be Mntenced to jail by judges not jtaiffd in the Jaw, pennjtted arrests " in a JM&blic place without a warrant. ~ &PIJl'OYed zoning laws that sing.le out • X-rated theaters and bookstores for : special restrictions, permitted : military commanders to bar political ~ c,.mpaicninc oo their bases, and rilled that laws may not be struck -:-·:: as d iscriminatory merely • ~ aUH tbey have a dlaproportionat.e ~ ct on members ol one race. ~~ J USTICES also banded down ons that make il more difficult, arioua ways, for persons claiming lions of their constitutional dibta to sue in federal court.a. .. ~1n the term beginni.Dg Oct. 4, the , court will consider a number ol other ~ cuea in vol ville an individual's rights. ~ FRONT AOW: WHITE, BRENNAN, BURGER, STEWART, MARSHALL Beck Row: Rehnquiat, Bleckmun, Powell, Stevena The Warren court more often chose lo u.te> to appeals by defendants. Williams was convicted of the nx slaying of 10-year-old Pamela Powers of Des Moines, Iowa, on the day before Christmas, 1968. The Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned his conviction because re- marka made lo him by a policeman, in an automobile without an attorney present, led Williams to show officers where the girl was buried. Iowa of- ficials are asking the court lo rule that tbe only lest for omission of a state- ment u evidence abould be whether or not it was given vohmtarily. During bis presidency, Nixon said tbe court luad "gone too far in weaken- ing the peace forces as against the crim.lnal forces." He called for strict coutruction of the CoostituUon. And be appointed four men to the court wbo agreed with him. "IN JIANY OE~ of the court's work -criminal procedure, the First Amendment, equal protectJoo, and others -tbe difference between where we ar• ~ and where we were at the close of the Warren era is marked and inescapable." says Prof. A. E. Howard of the University of Vi.rginia Law School. Tbe chan1e began with the appoint· ment in 1988 of Chief Justice Burger, men grew up i n mod est drcumstanct>s, Warren the son of a Norwegian-born railroad car Inspec- tor and Burger the son of a sometime truck farmer and salesman who, odd· ly enough, also worked u a railroad inspector. As a prosecuting attorney in California Warren, like Burger as a lower court Judge, earned a reputa· tJon for being tough on criminals. But by the time they reached lhe na- tion's highest court, t.bei? experience had led them to sharply differing judicial philosophies. Wvren asked continually: "Is it fair?" Burier has asked. "If it doesn't make aoodaense. how can it make good law?" 111E SECOND juatlce named was Blacltmun, a college math m~or who considered studyl.Dc medic:fne. But he cboae law and eventually ro1e to the btnch of the U.S. Court ol Appeals before his appololment to the high court In 1970. Self-efracine by nature, Blackmun once told a luncheon au- dlence \hat after four yea.rs oo the Supreme Court, be atill found himself .. mildly Ill a t eue" on belDJ in· trod~ed at pubJic functions. Heia67. Nixon rounded out his court ap- pointments in 1972 with the selection Of Justices LewU Franklin Powell Jr., 88, and William Hubbs Rehnquist, 51. meot of the Burger court occurred. on May 22, 1972. the date ol \he finst ma· jor cnmlnal decisioo in which all rour NI~ appo nleea participated. In th t ruling, the court held five to four lhat states m ay Jet lt'M·lhan-unanJmou Juries convict peNons of crime. JOINING TUE four Nixon appoln· tees in the m ajority wu Ju&tlce Byron Raymond Whitt>, 59, who hus continued to side wilh them frequent- ly lo criminal cases. perhaps reflect· inc bia experience as depuly attorney general before going oo the bench. White, a former All ·American foot· ball player and Rhodes scholar, was appointed by President John F. Ken- nedy ln 1962. Since 1972, the eourt has expanded the authority of police lo search peo- ple without warraots, narrowed the circumstances in which a criminal suspect must be warned oC his legal ri&bts, and restricted lhe power of stale prisoners to challeflie the way evidence was obtained. "The court seems to be more in line now with lbe thinking of pro- ~utors." says Louis P. BergJta, dis- trict attorney of Santa Clara County, Calif., and president of lhe National District Attorneys Assn. Powell recently made the unusual move of speaking out publicly on the trend or the coµrt in criminal law. Jn a speech at an American Bar Associa- tion meeting, he said the court was e vol v ing "a s ounde r balan· ce ... between the rights of accused persons and the right of a civilized society to have a criminal justice system that Js effective as well as fair." IN ANOTHER area, the court bu tended to diminish the Warren court's expansion of the procedural rights or citizens affected by government ac- tions. Take. for example, \he case of Edward Charles Davis In. Davis was a photographer ror the Louisville, Ky., Courier·Joumal and Times. In June. 1971, he waa arrested by a department store house detective on a shoplifting charge. He pleaded innocent and the charge was placed ln an inactive m e. ln Decem ber. 1972, Louisville police included Davis' name and pic- ture in a nyer they distributed to storekeepers identifying "active abopUften." Shortly after thiJ the cbarce acainat Davis was dismlssed. He aued, charging a violation or his constitutional r ights because or damqe to h1a reputaUon. Yoac Can Belp Checking Care Now lbat it's Septembtr and people are livtna by the calendar qam, perhaps thcro are a few hours that can be devoted to volun-~rinc. · Here are three type• 0( openlnas av all able through the Voluntary Action Center, 1714 w. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Stach, 67$-lnlO. An Or4nge County mtotal health or· ganliation la aetklQC t»lp for a project re. Sardina community r'elldenUal care for men- tal health paUent.. Volunteers would cather 11\formatlon about the. county's *rd·•nd· care homes, concentrat.i.QI on the poslUve aspttts as well as DMdecl lmprovementa. Tbe volunteers would work io pain, tourin1 tbe faclllty and talklnl to the operat.or or director aod r,sldents. Thia protram lnvol•t• a minlmum time commitment. • Sclw>ol will aooo be open and the Ret.tred Senior Volunteer Program bum~ request.a for clusroom aidea tbrou&bout aoutla Orance County to assist witb tint throueh aixlb graders. Selliors who have traveled and have colored slides which they could show with a commentary that would interest )'OUngsters are especially needed. There ls alao a creat demand for arts and crafts lnstructon. A couple or adult education tHc~ers in the Costa Mesa area need a.ides to uslst Lhelr Spanish-speaking adult students ill evening · counes. Voluoteen must be bilingual and willing to help two evenblgs per week, either Monday and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays from September through June. Help for You · 'Won a :Prize' "Congratulations! You have just been selected as a winner or a free ...•.. " is still a bard-to-reslst sales approach that \s now outlawed by Section 11$37 of the California Bualness and Prolesalooa Code. This section provides that ills unlawtul to notify any penon by any means, u part or an advertising plan or scheme, that be has won a prize, and tbal as a condlUon of receiving such a prize he must purchase or rent any goods ~ services. ' ' One is that of a convicted Iowa murderer, Robert Andrew Williams. Tbe court bas been astect to overturn • or sharply curtail Its 10..year-<>ld nale " that a ~esslon by a auspect ln · t.ben a fede!'al appeals court Judge in Washinltoo, D.C. Nixon WU atlract- ed to Burger because of his atroq law and order decisions and bl.I off-Lhe- bencb criticism of the liberal Warren court. A white·baired, digntlled- looldoi man -Illa criUcs call bltn pompous -Burger, 68, ls described by an admiring colleague as "a self· made man ... trying to run a team of prlma donnu." Powell, a wealthy Vi.ri&lolan and former pn11Jdent ol the American Bar Aasociatlon, ia perhaps tbe moet moderate, or centritt, of the four. Rehnquist. who was an a.uiltantU.S. att«ney general when appotnted to the court, la the mOlt conservative of the JuaUc•. UnUl the last term, be wu fr~uently isolated as a lone dls- sen~r at the conservative end of the court spectrum. Lately, however, he has gained a · reputatioo as a team player among the Nixoa appointees, who have become more cohesive. Lut March 23, the Supreme Court naled five to three that Davis had not been eotJtJed to a bearing or notifica-· tion before t.be police included him on a list of abopli!ters. Additionally, Section 17533.8 of tbe'Code provides that it ls unlawful to offer by mail or telephone a prtze or cl.ft with the Intent to orrer a potential customer a 1aies presentaUon at the Ume the prize or glft is delivered or given in the customer's home, unless the intent Is a\ the time of the offer ln a clear and unequivocal manner. ~· police custody may not be used against him unless the suspect had been warned ln advance of h1.s cco- stituUooaJ rights. The case lllu.strates the tendency or thil court, unlike the Warren court, to accept for review criminal cues ln -wbkb the defendant prevailed in the tower court and the state is appealing. Burger's personal bad:grotmd was slmllar in many ways to that of his predecessor as chief justice. Both The turning point ln the develop- Although be could s ue in state cowu for libel. the justices said, the Constitution did not protect him from harm to his reputation. The dissenters· called \he decision "frightening for a free people." "Because the aometbfne-for·nothfng emo- tional syndrome aWl exist.s, many comp1alnts reaching the Orange County Oltlce of Consumer Affairs involve schemes which begin with the 'woo-a·prlze' routine," said a spokeswoman from that ottlce. When someone uses the "free lift" ap- proach, treat the matter with the suspicion it deserves. · .. ~ Record-keeping Upheld A Pretty Drive, But Where's the Road? } I I ' ·t • • I • • • • ' t SAN FRANCISCO man's wUe with a (AP) -A penon arrest· niebllt.ick, according to ed but never prosecuted the court record. in court can't force Jaw lt added the official re- tention and dissemlna- Uoo of the arrest record does not violate the st.ate constitutional right of privacy nor deprtve Loder' of due process d. Jaw. enforcement offiCft'll to FOua MONTHS later destroy records In the . the mmlnal complaint caae, the California filed a1awt Loder was Supreme Court has dlsmlsaed forlackolpro- naled. aecuUon. A San Dieco The unanimous de· County Superior Court 0 TAKEN together, the cilion involved Joeeph rulinl rejected h1a cte. multiple purposes for ~er. arrested July 22, mand that authorities which police, pro- ·1012 in San Dle10 on erue or return the ar· seeutors, courts and pro-·~i.arges of battery, ob-restrecord. batlon and parole ;ttrucUng a police officer Jn upholding the lower authorities may coaswt FRESNO (AP) -Fresno Me,yor Ted Wills, 11trugglln1 to get a freeway bullt tbrou1b the city, tbJoka the State or Calilomla '•priorities are confused. State transportatlon officials say Freeway 41, which now stops near Fresno's southern edge, can't be condnued throuab.tbe city u pJ&Dlled because of a lack or funds. B\lt Wills Hid be .got a Jetter from tbe state recenUy saying the city can apply for fuodl available to landscape the freeway sec:· tion that waa scutUed from the comtruclion schedule. Cd dis turbing the court, Supreme Court records of arrest not re- ptace. . pointed out there la no IUltinc 1D conviction con-· ----------.,..~------' . 1be lncldent occurred statute or ordliaanee that .Utute a wbttaotial IOV· :~ a dilp.ute with a requirel the de&~-~ interest," the San Oleso policeman ol an.trecords lnsucb SUpremeCourtruled. llWAIO who was beating the cuet. •·we do not un · •• ... ,. .. , •• ......... ,,.. UPHOLSTERY _ .............. .. I ' TMf DANCI ITUOtO ICa C»AOll CHAllT C'OITA lllaA 2701 HI"°' Blvd. It ACS&lnl l•h 111-1111 CLASSES STARTING NOW Claaaet taught by accf9dlted Protesaor of Dance. Btg!Mtrl throutfl ldvanced. N-•• tr•nsport•tlon ! For O~lnfd Ad AC'TtON Ca!l A. 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Luminizel In just minutes Lum~nize wiU lighten and brighten your hair a radiant shade-or-two while it conditions at the same ~imel Makes even the most dull, lifeless hair sparkle & shine ... come alive with bouncy good healthy hair.Don't be drab any longer! Call for your Lum1nize Treatment today ... only 15.50 complete with shampoo & styling. Long hair slightly h igher. &nity Studio • Mcm1C\Jrcs • ParlK·11r• 'I• ftiCll'JI • • llnrtmlyr1 ' Sund1Y.~tember 12, 1978 DAILY PILOT p Barbers Fa Ce New Styl~ Competition · RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN'S HAIRCUTS Show Trend to Netunl Styf • BJ lllC&.u:L PAl&SftCll ............... Wbile there al..,. wW be a market foe lbe tndltklul men'• h.&ftul. ..,.eiallJ amoaa pre.. teea-a1en and aeaiar ddlem, tbe new wave in hair deafen ta m.ttac it -.. ditftcult for berben tocutlt finndwly. · A look at lb•:=-.: directory'• YeUow Paiea la all that's ~verify tbe chancinl 'nature of tbe bualn ... True, tbe busm.t baa alwa)'I been in a state of ebaqe -from pompedoun to crewcuta to the mod loot -but tbe new trend COQ>blned with the dlllntereat of trainees in followtq the tracliUonal .U. to a amall barbenhop may eventually mark ibe tmd of old-atyle establlsbmenta. Slmple namea like Pete's Barber shop are O\'lq crc>Wld to namboyant adl'Unowic!lq COD• tour cuttln1. European ruor cuts, lamp and blower cutaor wtlauatyliQC. · 1fBEN. DID this influx of new tedmiques beCID? Moel barben potat to cmmetoloe,iat aDcl beautician Jay Se&rin1. wbo started tlle ''BoUywood Look" durinl tbe early 'IOI. (Sebt· ing wu one of seven people killed by followera of aw-tea Manson at tbe bome of actreu SbUOG Tate.) By abandOlling tbe aae ol an eleetrtc ruor aDcl relying on adllon, Sellring started tbe natural-look hair lt1le for men. At tbe aame time, Sebring 's adlaor trims avoided the need for a barber's llceue. From a social ataodpoint., Sebring's move was well-timed. Tbe BeaUes and Bolllnc Stones -rock groups that shocked this country with haircuts that are now conaidered tame - became identity symboll fOI' many young people who copied their idols. A number of young males grew their hair as long as possible, causing a financial pinch for barbers ... .., .,.. dolecl and barbers •till ln ""•sine. tried to tru&e a blckluh anmsa tbl drawbtp ol a cmw-eut Gecqe WublNton capUoned. "Keep Amstcan Qean, a.ta Ha&cat"! Aa UM flower 1ement1oa wilted, 1 lot of Wea· acers went bad: to tbe cuttin.I dtair. However, tbe trtp bad~ wun't to Pete's &rberabop, but to salona and ''halt centrea" where abapina and DltUral cuta were 1lven. A. nervous Yount mu wbo OD1,Y wanted a trim waa wUlln1 to Pll1 SU lot bla 1eml-annual sty.11.q rather than take a chance wilb a regular barber who mltbt decide to Clve him a set of "wblt.ewalls" -hair cut above the ears -for $1.75. Tbia 1e11eratioa. now tn tbelr mid.a., COO· Unue. to avoid the ecmwntkJna• barber. Slowly but surely the oWel' set beCan to latch aat.o the .... look and Its ftqpdal POlliblllt1e1. The weeltb trip to tbe ~ abop wu beeomiq PUN and hart.bat enpt CW• the ears 1 ar nipped la tbe back no lol\a9' put an o&der man in tbe poeitkm ol defadnl bla mueullnity. llANY 8BOP8 edapted to the changing 9t1lee ot the late ._ Md eartT '70I by blri.Dc styllata and rUON:Ut apeclallata. Tbole that didn't often went out of buaiDMI. Prices l'OH became of deer 1111 d patranqe. At present, 1tylin1a COit aQ1Wbere fl'Qm SS to szs with rel\llar balrcub Ill aJqlt 83-50. Bob Blakeley, wbo baa owned a abop in Ooeta Mesa lot 17 yean, ii one ot tbe barben wbo b.as stayed away from $15 baircut.s. He said be ii "doi.q all right,., but noted lbat hia two-chair shop baa been functioning wilb one chair for tbe past 10 yean. He added lbat the hich school tr1de bu totally disappeared and that men be once worked on every week now show up u litUe u four times a year. "Wbat can you do eacept take a IU)p Ol air and bep on 1oin1?" be said. "When I started out we would avera1e about*> haircut.a a day. Now a tood day uera1es arouod lS." JllAKBLBY said he has seen she JooeJ shop$ dme In the past three years while no new sboP' have opened. LJke other local shop owners, Blakeley is optimistic about his chances for slft'- vival because of the conUnuln1 market for ~ minute haircut.a amOQg older men and the recent ttend towards shorter hair. sun. even ii barbershops underco a re· slll'1ence. the real problem m_, be findint SO· meooe willinl to work in them. "Tbe old barber ls dyln1." said Ross Al- loway, Weal Coast director foe Rosston School of Men's Hair Desi,n. It'• not tbat intereat in halT cuUiDa bu waned. 'l"bett la a 12$.penoo waltiftl lilt to aet into Rosston 's Anabetm school. ' Quite simply it's a question or money - paraateect $U per hour versus noo appointment baircub at $3.50 a bea<L As bne student said wbeD asked why be was going into styling, "t>cl litetoeaL" SINCE tm, barber colleges have been r~ quired to teach styling. The nine-month, 1,.,. hour coune costs each student about $1,000. Ac· cordini to Alloway, 90 percent ot Rosston'' graduates move into styling rather than tradl· tioaal barbering. . In fact. a number of students at the school expressed frustration with being forced to prae· tice old techniques in order to pus the barber's exam. "I think It's a waste or lime to learn to give someone a shave who you can go out and bu)-a razor for a quarter,•• a student said. ~Dependencr _Phased Out t. . BJ ANNE COOPD Ol-o.lly ,...Miii! Sharon Northcote ol Mission Viejo, founder of an organization for divorced and widowed women. aa)'1 formerly married women are UJ-equipped to func· tiOD independenUy. "A lot ot married women don't know bow to drive a car." she told a gatberiag of the C.pistrano Valley Exchange Club. "They don't write checks or know bow to balance a checkbook. All that changes when they no lonaer have a husband.'' Mn. Northcote, divorced for three ye.rs, said her group, called Phase, was founded two years ago at her kitchen table. Sbe and aome women friends re- allaed that women could belp ea other through the difficult pbue of learn.ln1 to Uve without abusband. PIUSE NOW bas about 500 members in Oran1e c.ctmty, said . Mn. Northcote. About two-t.birda oft.be members aredivorctd, the real widowed. Their averqe age is42. The Phase staff of six full-time volunteers moved into an office two months ago at 28382 Marguerite Parkway in Mission Viejo. Stall members olfer a re- ferral service for women lftking employment, training, child care, couuelint and other kinds of services. They also publish a monthly newsletter and organize meet· ings, which are held tbe first and third Mondays or the month at 7 p.m . at People.s Federal Savings in El Toro. Speakers at the bi-monthly meetings address such issues as bow to establish credit or buy in· aurance, bow to functiOD as a 1m.1e parent and bow to ap- proach a p~ential employer. THE NONPROFIT group is currenUy aupported by $10 an· nual membership fees. Mrs. Northcote said Phase ii looldng for fuodint, but will not consider 1ovemment funcliq, wblcb sbe said would place ccmtraiota oo tbln>baae.proaram. Newly widowed or divOl'Cff women find themaeln!I isolated and lackin~ in aelf..confldence. Mn. Northcote said. AJ married people, most of their friendl were other married couples. Now. alone. tbe1 find wives treatin& them at a threat to their marriages and husbands as a threat to their wives' COO· tinued dependence. Tbe purpose of Phase, said Mrs. Northcote, la to be available to women when they find themselves cut off from the emo- tional support of famllr and friends. "Worldn,t to1ether," she said, "we can do things we couldn't do aa lndividuals. ··roa EXAMPLE. widowed and divorced wom• ofteD are de- n led credit. Our 1roap ap. proaebed a bank and asked speclflcally. What do you want tor credit 7 The bank spelled it out for ua: two yean on tbe job. two yean In the area or a two. year ~al credit ratinl.-•• Jira. Northcote aald Pbue does not work with linlle women or witla married womm who are atil1 llvia& wlth their balb9nda "It ii not our intemtion to mate diYWCe an attracti•e alta'11Mive to maniate, '' abe amd. OVERCOMING ALCOHOLISM • • • <From Pa1eBU on Women Alcoholics baa been formed, with the alcoholism council as referral agency. And In tbls area, act· in& from a dealre to help members of their own sex in this dilemma. the Junior League of Newport Harbor bu con· ducted a s urvey of altbolic aaencles and facilities lo uncover the need.a. THE STUDT rev~al~ that while there are several recovery bouaes tor--. the county of· 1 .. only one for women, and this wlt.b only ellbt beds. The interviews with 14 groups resulted in re- peated requests for more facilities for women, de- toxification centers for Indigents, refuge centers for families of abusive alcoholics, more alcoholic wards in hospitals and foster homes for children. The most crying needs, the members dis· covered, are for facilities for women, ear· ly educaUon for youths and an "AkohoUatn coun- ci 1 branch in the aouthern area. Aa a re.ult of theft sur· vey, lea1ue members have undertaken the~ ject of aettln1 up a Guys and Gals Sall Price Penn A great together look for lively easycare hair that bounces back after ( . halfway house for AA clalms tohnetbe women and will couple only laatin& aolution - tbia with public educ•· feUowablp and atand·bJ tiooprogram. support durlns the 1 1 i criUcal period, followed ~eanwbi e. be p s by a contlnuint auod• available from existing lion with AA and ita resources to anyone who members. cares to seek it. For some, counaeHog &EFERRALS and in· formation come from the council. and support from AA . Out-patient cllnJca are offered by the county, couneelinc by the .c.bu.ttbes and bU· ingual groups, medical help by hospitals, and living quarters by re· covery houses. . How do you cure an alcoholic? from their clergyman is the answer. Otbera go the recovery boue route or to the hoapitala for medical treatment. Wltbdrawal la the moat popular firat atep toward aobrlety in m~ met.boda, but at Ralelgb Hills hospitals, one of which is loc ated in Newport Beach, the avenlon tre1tment is employed. • ..................... Wash Cut cmcl mow ~ How 1200 · ~n- Sharon Northcote helps other divorced wamen regain_ self-confidence • -· THE U·DAY Prccram hm>Jvea creattna an u- pleaaaat responae to aleobol by giving the pa· tlent medication wblcb, when followed wltb an alcoholic drink. will make bim vomit. Speaking for all tboee wbo have been "down tbe tZ'ail" and have re- turned sober and happy, one member of AA said, .. Sobriety Is a pro• greaal•e dlaeue, too. You come to love It nae you•re1n ~ with life. So, you crave more of it. .. But only one In 10 dnmb set there. '!bat'• the sad part of it.'• PENNY OWSLEY ORANGE COUNTY : . . It just stands there, getting more valuable. A Steinway bullf thirty ve-s eo<> 11 otten worth more toct.v than 11 was then. Not tHlaU" It ts considered s eollec:tor's llem, but becauM the care eod w0<km1nshlp that went Into It keep It as alive tod1y as 11 was when new. Today. It Is still a more resoonalve piano than you can l1nd In othef' thowrooms. It 11 still the onty piano wt1h the Steinway DiaPhragmatlc Soundboard. Which. thirty YM"I old Of not. no Qtl'I« SMano hal. The new Steinway you buV wlll most hkely ahate the Mme blue ct11p late. Slmply because today's Steinway Is btJ1lt to the same standatds. Even now, tl'lere 1s no socti thing as raC)ld assembly or mass C>tOductlon at the Steinway tadOfY. Some other manufac.tunlfl t1Kn out more pianos in a week thin Steinway does In a '19•· So that once you have a Stelnwsy 1n your home. YoU know It's t'-'• to stay. To give you au the pnde end plenure a piano can gi'4 •.• plus a modest return on your investment. .. . . . . .. IXCILLIMT SB.ICnOM OF lllUILT & IEFIMISHm •IAMD~ MANY MA.IOI llANDS WAIBtOUSISHOWIOOMS S..Dllpl'rwy • .tktW MM41 I 5't4. IJ.l lftS. Wt· -- l : " I • • ' · ti , .0-'IL V PILOT 7 I • ' r Food and w~ne t from 25 county I restaurants will be featured in , KOCE-TV fund-raiser. Chef Heinrich Steffen, right, gives Jerry Lynch a sample. . CALENDAR LEUKEllJA &OCIETY: Chai.ring the cou.ntywide re- sldeDtial campaip1onbe '78,000 are Mrs. William J . An· tbony, Huntinitoo Beach; Mrs. Jobn Meyer, Newport Beach, and Mrs. Luis I. Kobastti, Villa Part. The drive opens Wednesday. Sepl. 1s. SAN CLEMENTE GENEaAL HOSPITAL AUXWA&Y: A membership lea will be given al 2 p.m. Thunclay, Sept. 16, in tbe San Juan ~pistrano home of Mrs. Robert Merritt. Speaker will be Mrs. Aurilee Wudrick, RN, director of nUl"liAI services. LAWYERS' WIVES: A membership coffee for Ora.nee County members will be presented at 9 a.m. Thunday, Sept. lS, at the Sherman Foundation Gardens, Corona del ..... Of special interest will be the announcement or plans for Use group's project, 1be Law and You. Volunteer members will be trained to teach law-related lessons in Orange Coun- ty acbools. The object is to explain to students bow the law alfeda t.betr livea through the use or interesting and creative lessons. RETl&EMENT COURSE: A 12-week course exploring ~ona for retirement will be presented on Thursdays at 7 "'p.m .• begioning Sept. 16, in Coroaa del Mar High School Offered by Coastline Community College, the class will be taucbt by Marjorie Anderson, a sraduale in psychology from UCLA. NEWPO&T BEAOI EBBU.8: The annual cotton par ty, a pre-season brldae luncheon. is .scheduled at lJ a.m Tbu.nday, Sept. is, in tbe clubhouse. · LAGtJNA BEACll Sl1NIO&S: 1be club year will open · with a poUuck dinner meetln& al 6:30 p.m. Tbunday, Sepl -11, ID tbe Woman'• Clubhouse. COSTA MESA WOllEN'S a.VB: The opening luncbeon wW feature a musical procram by Grace-Lynne Martin and Ken Remo, vocalists. Members wlll meet for a noon luncheon Friday. Sept. 11, ID tbe du.bbouae. DU: Clara Bartoo Chapter members are planning a display of a copy of the BW ol Ri&bta and olller documents In tbe Huntlqton Beach Library annex ln commemoratloo d CClaltltatJoa Week. Sept. 17-23. la San Juan Capbtrano the Oranse County Past and Preleat Re,eols Club wlll have a hmcheoa part1 at 11:30 ·a.m. Saturday, Sep(. JI, ln El Adobe restaurant. } UllA&aJEDs. INC.: Dinner, wine tasting and danc· .. m. are oo tbe aaeoda bellnn1na al 7 p.m. Saturda7, Sept.18. . · ·lloD will be Do~ uilHowi.rdSamuelaon. t . OPBM LEAGllB OF LAGUNA BEACH: New officers .... lln. C. Henry Beiderbecke, president: Mrs. 1ntnc Ottml. .tee prelideat; 11.n. Carrle llollrine aod Mn. PlaJlUa Uttlejobu. secret.aria, and lln. Harty Pell. trcaimw. PAUi.EGA!. A880CIATION: Orange County C-..pter mr'fn\. will beltn at T:SO p.m. llODdaJ, Sept. 20. ln tbe of. &elof .x.Frf ......... .OallAL at18B: Sororttlee at UC lnlne are plannlnC · n8b event. from Jlanda1, Sept. 20 to Saturday, Sept. 25. lnterHted women may contact the Colle&iale . pPheUeelc oCftte at CaJDpu1 ()qaQ!Htion Senic:e.. •. DD.TA GA•llA: A barbecue ls plumed for C:30 p.m . .• s.tan1a1. Sept, 11, at the Vllla Park home ol. Mn. John EwnU. GAll•A PHI BETA: Or1111e County alumnae will •meet Wednet4a7, Sepl.15, to bear Lyn Wbltlock diac1IN ~ 8ma11 Jav .. t« Cao llale Money oe the Stock Mart9'. ror place and tiJne ol the meeting. Pat ~ can be contacted at 498-0120. .. . , EL CA•INO &EAL WOMAN'S a.us: The 25th~ nivenary ol the orpnlaatloD will be celebrated at a ailver • tea TJuartday. Sept. lt, ln the Community Clubboule. . MRS. DONATEl.U MRS. MAGOWAN KOCE.TJ' Benefit Sample Tasty AG opportunity to UJOpit Oran1e County's finesl fooda and wtDts will be ottered a& a tutinf benefit Sunday, Sept. 218, in South Coait Plua'• Jewel Court. Presenled by KOCE-TV, Channel 50, u lts finl charlla- ble event. \be '7·10 p.m. eveat la called A Taste of Qraftle County aod will olfet evetytblng ln dinner speclallUea h-om hors d'oeuvru a.nd-..... to salads; ent.reea, vegetables and deuerta aa weU u a M1edioft ol wlnee. Stro1Un1 mulriana. aft«-d.lnner ductnc and cooktnc demoutratlons wW .dd to the eventn1'1 fealivlUea. A com· plimeatary copy of a new reelpe book featurin1 lhe county's cul1lnewill be available. Vlattors alao will w•h a lelevlaloa abow ln tbe mH.lng u KOCE·TV .recorda CM event foe lat.er lbowln1. Tickel holders may cboole aa muy food and wine eamplea as they wish from the vartoua bootba and may relax al dinner tables and chat with rtalaurateura and cbe:fs. The llckets. which are tax-deductible, may be obtalDed by calling Ronda Elliott at KOCE, 89'7-o302, or by malllnf a check to lhe atation. Huptlqt.oo Beach, 92147. Price la $12.50 per person. Proceeds will-go to support Channel SO as well as The League of Women Voters and the Southern California Restaurant Writers Association, who are helping with tbe benefit. Restaurants lhat have already donaled tbelr servlet19 with others to be added later, are Alfredo's, Amelia's, The Cellar, Chez Cary. Chafing Dish. Disneyland Hotel Five Crowns. Gulliver's, HUJllJY Tiger, La Mer, Lakeside, 20th Century Ltd. and Villa Fontana . MRS. VALENCIA MRS.GRlmN J'ouw, Rings Exchanged \ Coast Ceremonies Performed Donatelli-Teter ~ Valencia-Vargas ... ' Monica, graduated rrom Santa Louise Grey and Brian Patrick Costa Mesa Hllh School Monica High Sc:bool and current-Farrell. Cl'8duates, .Susan LoulM Teter Marrled in St • .Josepb•s Jy ~ dolng gradu~te wo.rk at Parents or the newlywedl, wbo and Jeffrey James Donatelli Cbveb, Los An1ele1, were USCsScboolofBustneSS.Hewas will live in Huntiqton Beach, were married ifl Newport Harbor Patricia VUSU ud llQmmd president of Lambda Chi Alpha. are the Wesley R. Greys o1 Hunt-• Lut!teren Cburcb P . v.-c:la. * * * ington Beach and Dr. and Mrs. The newlywed.I, wfto will lift Their parents are Mrs. Valdez-Connell Francis Farrell of Sprincfteld, in Costa Mesa, are t.be daucbter air:mm A. de Va.rps of Puun. Pa., and formerly ol Fountain 1 of llrs Mary E Taer, Costa taiD Valley and Mrs. Carmen Newport Harbor High School Valley. Mesa and Dave Teter Hesperia. Valmda, Ldll Angeles. graduates C1!lthia Connell and * * * ~.:i>e~:teii! ~~Mrs c~~~Jb!1:.='Y.= ~ecW:, ~~.!a:!~' rle~bf:~ Slawinski-Jones • • • Beacb and earned ber elemen· Newport Harbor Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones' Magowan-Se vet ns tary teaching credential from Ch~~-parents are Mrs. Jeane Irvine bome was the 1etUn1 for CSU. Los Angeles, where tier C. Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Donald the marriage ceremony linkin1 Juhe Anoe Se\<enu. and Blair Camuoo JIAgowan, 11'9"uat.e1 ol the Unlveralt) of California, Davis, exchanged weddiq wws and rinp ln tbe Ftnt Cbrtsti.an Church, Huntlqtoa Beach. Tbei.r pareota are Mr. and Jin. Jack R. Severns ol Runtlqt.on Beech and Mr. and Mn. Charles E. Magowan, Santa Rosa. Tbe bride is • 1raduate ol Hun- tiqton Beach High School and earned Mr degree in envin>n· mental plannl~ and manqe- ment. Ber husband wu a liberal arts major. The newl7weds WI live in Secramento. * * .. Anmversary Ce/,ebrated Orchid leis were a part ot the floral arrangementa for the wed· cling annivenUJ ol Dr. and Mrs. Chester A. Jobmton ol Lquna H1UI who were married a> years a,oln Honolulu. The couple, formerly or Yakima, Wash., were joined by friends and relatlv.!9 for brunch at the Irvine Coa1t Country Club and a party in the bayslde home of Dr.• and Mrs. J . Monte Johnston. Four 1enerationa were represented at the celebration. husbandstudled. their daughter . Carolyn Jones, • • * : k.i.~ R. Valdez, all of Newport Beach. andJobnSlawlnsltiolPomona. ·~It . ...,i) The bride alao graduated from The bride -aduated with a BA G ff• L off ler Orance Cout College where her a.& n tn· e husband attended, and she in geography from the Umtersi· Marcie Loeftter and Tim GriI· t di d b d C ty of California, Berkeley and fin were married in Our Lady 1 u e a oar bapman earned her credential and Queen Of An•els Church, College's World CampusAJloat. masters degree In s-lal educa-.. The newlyweds will Uve in San r-" Newport Beach. Jose and continue their educa· lion at Ca.llfomia State Unlvenl- Parents of the newtyweds. who lion al California State Univensi· ty, Los Ange les where her will live in Huntington Beach, th husband is in the masters pro. are Mr. and Jin. -Ed.anmd W. ty ere. * * * gram, majoring in pbyalca. Loeffler and Mr. and Mrs. Walter He received hia BS degree T. Griffin, all of Newport Beach. Farrell-Grey' .. from California Polytechnic The bride 1raduated from University. Pomona. His parents Alverno High School, Sierra sts. Simon and Jude Catholic are Mr. and Mrs . .Jobn Slawtnald, Madre and her lnlsbud from La Church, Huntington Beach, wu Hollywood, Fla. 1 Clllld.a Hilb School. the setting for the double ring The newlyweds wiJI live In I The bride attends Oranie nuptial ceremony linking Suaan Glendora. ' Coast College. where her-1 hUSband studied. - * * ... Dahlem-Nord Karen Louise Nord and Gre1ory Stewert Dahlem, graduates of the Univenity or Southern Calilornla. uchaqed marriace vows and riQO duri.nl cerelllOll.les coJ>ducted ID St. An· drew•s Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. The bride ia U.e daughter ol Dr. and Mn. Simon Robert Nord of Newport Beach. She is a 1raduate of Newport Harbor- Hiib School and Js a member of Alpha Gamma Delta and the DauJbtera or the American RnoluUon. Tbe aon of Mr. and Mrs. Jlaudce Dablem of Santa MRS.DAHLEM MRS. VALDEZ ,• ~One-liners Worth Duplicating DJ.i\)l ANN LANDEM: Tbla is ili'tepoue to .,Double Vl&lon In 0 Cfty '' -tbe two women •bo ........ up at a party weartng the idllllical dnsl. ~ llamte Ebenbower wu ftrJt Lad)', the same t.binl hap- pllie4 to ber at a Wbite lbM re- emidoo. Sbe fl'Kioully went up to Die woman who •as wearing a .._ aaetb" like hen and put w ,a eue bJ saytng, "I hope I IDalt u toftly in mine as you do .la .. l:':ame thin& happened to !.llJ • loq ap. 1 lllwJt a cue ft'ilD llllllle and WSll up to the ~ boat.a and said. ·~ ... •be 10 loots • lot pnUier laii8 m1 ahe 11 ... 'l'be woman falrlJ beamed. We both reiaaf and bad a pleuanl evtlliq. - I 'M FOR HAVING A GOOD TIME DEAS GOOD 'l'DIE: na-. .... ~_, ... ,_ .. ..., ......... ......,., ...... ftla. 1119. ........... ft. reaQ c.mellecka_.., .... ft 111••• m1reHen,,...t .. ! DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a l4·1ear~ld pl witb a ftl'J b1c problem. Lut ~I went Out with a luY l'Ye bem datlu for five monti... After tbe mowlit be asked if be eould come tn and talk for a wbile. I said OK. Well, we staned to mate oat on tbe llWal J'OOID aafa. I ~ my folks were uleep. All ol a sudden my dad tlll'D84 cm tbe lipta and then we wse. Ky boyfriend WU just plain petrified. When be ttiained his eomposure be Jot \lP and left. My father didn't •ay aQYtblai, just turned around and went back up- atain. I'm writing um letter after three days o1 reeling mis· erable. Dad baso 'l spoken to me since U.at awful t.b1ng happened. Also, Ann, I baven'l beard ooe wvrd IJX>m my bo)'frtead. What abould I do! -UNHAPPY 1A D&\.& VNllAPPY: Ge .. ,._ ...... •J::lwt JJllRI ....... .. ....... ... terlatlle ....... 917 ... .. ..... ,,,.. ... . Al .... ,.... .. ,fltend. .... ,.._ ............. ., ..... . Wr9 ,..r ellaaeee ol ._,.., JWl'pnmlleareall&..._. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your reply to .. Slow Boil'in Boise" WU off -tarset. The woman com· plained because her bulbed wu "too eotbualastlc" about hls weekly duplicate bridce 1ames . The part that bot.bend her most wu the aoelal hour after, with "live muaic" and dancinl. He often &ot home at z a.m. -or ...... You adYIHd the auapldous wife~ to lite 1ames with ber balb and take .._, a tood book to keep ..._. oceqpled while be .. did his number." You SHOULD have told her to slay home with the boot unw 11:30, then join him for the danc· ing. A man who bu been tnar· ried for 3S years doesn't need a baby-1ttter. What's more, the wtfe would look out ol place with her book and ber husband would be emban-Uled by her obvious attempt to keep an eye oa blm. ll'• prettJ •illY. rullJ. How much foolln1 arouacl ca a man do while he la plaJtnf duplicate brtqet -WOMEN'S EDITOll. FRSMONT TRIBUNE (NEBRASKA) DSA& W • .ED: y..,. ,.._. ..... tMllllllles1ef&M.._adlll ll ..... M&UwlfeJ ...... 1pal U :M P·•· fer tile IOelal ... It ...... loell a• If ... ea-. .. ~ ta. ad .... If • antYed wrra 111. ,.,, .. ~ • w a lliloell) Mr aotn• ...... M leelapp ...... ftaUs ,_ wrtdlle. ..... ft'• mee .. llea.r froa _. el my ....... Tbere i• a bil cllffereace between cold ·and cool. ADD Lan· den sbows )'OU bow to~ It eool without freedn1 people out in her booklet. ''Teeaa1e S.. -Ten w.,. to Cool It." send 50 cents ha coin and a long, Hlf-addnued, stamped envelope to Am Lan· cMrl, P .O. BoK 1400, ElliD, 01. eouo. &inaay Septembe< 12, 1978 OAILYPILOT d . Misso111i Shows SC About Football, 46-25 Opener Pits LA, Falcons ATLANTA CAP> Steve Bartkowski, the rook.le sensation w-bo gave Atlanta a glimmer or hope last. season. expects an up. 4et today whe n the Falcons tangle with the Los Angeles Rams in a National Football League opener. "We mow we can win," says the strong-armed quarterback. "We k.now we can run lbe ball. We know we can throw It. We know we can beat the Rarru." The preseason warla.re did lit· tie to substantiate Bartkowski's optimJsm. Atlanta turned io four miserable losing performances On T\' Toda11 Chann~I 2 at 10 before regrouping with two straight victories. Lo.s Angeles was one of only two NFL teams to get through the six-game exhibl· tionslate unscathed. The Rams, heaV"ily favored to win the National Conference West race, are soUd rtine-pofnt favorites to dispose of their --d.iviston-neighbo . "The Falcons are gonna Ci.nd a way to win," Bartkowski said. "I really believe thaL lf the of· fenaive line wants to play, there's nobody that can stop us." The Rotns, who bold a com- m~ 15-2-2 series lead over Atlanta, will offer a new backfield in the opener with Ron Jaworski replacing the injured James Harris at quarterback and John Cappelletti moving into \he fullback s lot in place of Jim Bertelsen. "lt 's such a demanding schedule that we have to get off to a fast start." said Rams coach Chuck Knox. "It v.i ll be tough down there because Atlanta is always tough a t home." Bartkowski, last year's Rook ie of the Year. threw for 992 yords and seve n touchdowns in the pre- season. but had nine intercepted and was sacked nine tames, most· ly when Atlanta was forced lo use a pair of rookie tackles·in place or veterans Brent Adams and Len Gotsbalk, both or whom have r e· turned lolbe lineup. Jaworski threw for 459 yards and only one score and was sacked 13 times, including seven- Umes in LA's victory over San Francisco last week. Angels Ruin Appearance By Minoso CHICAGO <AP> -Minnie Minoso appeared ror the first time In a maJor league game in 12 years and the 53-year-old former outfielder did not dis· grace himself. Going against California's ace left-hander Frank Tanana Satur· day, Minoso struck out his first time up on three pitches, popped to second and flied to right. California won the game, 7-3, on Tanana'• five-bitter. The two teams meet at 10:30tod~. Chan· nel5 wUI cury the action. lliac:»o. the de.lgnated hitter for the Chicago White Sox. becaDJe the third oldest player to per(pnn In the m ajor leal(ues Satebel Paige appeared at lhe age of ~9 end Nick Altrock at 56. Both.however, werepitch~rs. The Ju t time Mt0060 appe1rt!d in a major lea1uc gnme was Junt- 29. 19&4, as a pinch batter ror the Whlte Sox at Cleveland. H~ walJl:ed and later scored. When Minnie came to bat In the third inning Saturday, a crowd or 6,59& gave him a standine ova· UOft. Wben he popped out and later flied out be ran at full speed both ti.mes and White ~ preal· dent 8111 Veeck sald: '1 wanted him to show the Youncet players llow to play the game. That's tbe tame 111.nnie, all out on every Jlay." Ren Jackson's two-nm double ~apped a four·run third inDlng far the Aoaels. CALIPOltNI• °"''""'It ......,,Ill "·'°"H.c:f Mtltlwl. lb ~.n T.Oa ... l,dll ~.M. ow.... u lleJaOJll,rf •l911s.rt o.111.Jb Elcterrn c 'T-.o °'-·· ... , .... 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Dorsett-led Pitt Belts Irish, 31-10 SOUTH BEND. lnd._CAP> - Ninlh-ranked P ittsburgh turned a pair or interceptions into quick second-period touchdowns and Tony Dorsett tormented Notre Dame again by rushing for 181 yards as the Panthers roUed to a 31-10 victory Saturday, handin~ the Irish their first opening.game loss in 13 years. Pitt quarte rback Robert Haygood scored twice on one- ya.rd dives just two minutes, 11 seconds apart early in the second quarter after Notre Dame's Rick Slager had passes Intercepted by LeRoy Felder and Jeff Delaney in Irish territory. Meanwhile. a swanning Pitt defense led by tackle Randy Holloway stifrened after Notre Dame s tormed 86 yards on 11 plays following the opening kickoff. Slager . who completed all three passes on the drive for 52 yards. threw 25 yarcb to tight end Ken MacAfee. g1\1ing Notre Dame a· 7-0 lead wtlh less than five minutes gone. However Dorsett. who stunned Notre Dame with a record 209 yards as a freshman ln 1973 and eclipsed that with 303 a year ago. quickly swung the momentum to Pitt. On the Panthers' first play from s crimmage. he burst through the right side of a 61- yard gallop to the lrlsb 23. Five plays later, he tied the score 7-7 with a five·yard dub around right end. ln four games _,ainst Notre Dame. Dorsett has rushed for a r~ord 754 yards on 96 carrie11 CHRIS EVERT CELEBRATES AFTER U.S. OPEN WlN. Connors, Borg Collide Evert Breezes Pmt Goolagong FOREST HILLS. N.V. (AP) Chris Evert stands alone on the pinnacle of women'• tennll. Jim· my Connors is "The Klller" again. Bjorn Borg Is fit and brim· ming with confidence. And JUe Nast.Me la fed up. "I'm never cominl beck,•• said NMtase, the •olaWe Romanian, after belne cru.abed Saturda)' by Sweden's »rear-old Bore ln tbe men'• aemtrlnals of the U.S. Open Tennis Cbampomblps. "Tbe crowdl -they are awful. I cannot play mJ game. U I come back to Forest Hilla it will be u a these 9~ycar-old championships. 1t was the subm{ssiveness with which the normally high-strung and often explosive Nastase gave up without a struule. A week ago, be almoat trig. gered a fan not by cursing the umpire, brow-beat.in& linesmen O• 'I'" Todafl 0..1111e12at I and caJTYiDC on a n.amloe verbal feud with apedaton. Jimmy, you have to be r1t. Rut l amflt." CoMors says he has played Borg sl;c or seven Umes, oo.ly los· ing once -that a couple of years ago in Sweden. • "It is tr u e,·~ Borg acknowledged. "But the laal two Umes I played Jimmy I did not feel well. Today I feel very well." Connon alao is bubbling with coafidence -especially in re- gards to his treatment by the. press. Robinson Begins Like McKay Did . . By GLENN WHITE 1 Of 1M O•ll'r r 11to1 'tiff LOS ANGELES-Missouri is known as the Show Me state and that's exactly what the University of Missouri's football team did to Southland funs Saturday night at the Coliseum The underdog Tiger s put together a n explosive a nd versatile offense and an OP· portunJslic defense. to bury the Uru versity of Southern California Trojans, 46-25, before49,53S. It was SC's worst-ever loss in an opener and the fourth highest point tot.al chalked up by a Tr<>- jans opponent since Southern Cal started playing football 88 years ago. And it could have been worse Saturday night. Missouri was on the SC 5-yard line when the wild scoring contest closed. So USC's J ohn Robinson begins his Trojans head coaching career the same way as did bis pre· decessor , J ohn Mc Kay, who dropped his SC coaching debut duel with Oregon State. 14·0, in 1960. rourth touchdown but a hol<llna penalty ne11ated th.al effort. Brown carried 13 times for 1~ yards, harrying tacklers with his elusiveness and speed. His TD 19 seconds berort> hatrtime brought the Trojans to lhelr knees. Tigers quarterback Steve Plsarkiewlci hud dropped back to throw but was under tremendous pressure. One defender seemed to have hJm. but Plsarkiewiczducked the tackle. Then the crafty qb stood straight and threw a split second before another Trojan smashed rum lo the turf. And that little flat pass to Brown was on target and the nif· ty Tiger needled through the SC defense until be broke into the clear and scored. That mode it 30-10 and SC was ready for last riles. Then Missouri shut the door for sure late in the third quarter when USC 's Dave Farmer fumbled Lhe ball away at the Tigers' 19. 1'1issouri look over and marched 81 yards in 7 plays as ~Lewis scampered the fin.al 10 yards to· make it 39-10 wilh 3:38 left in the stanza. Other than the running of Ricky Bell (172 yards in 29 Can"ies) there was little SC rans couJd find to cheer about as their M"""''' scou: "'ou•"Tl:,\ 11 • 1 ,., tea m com mitte d c ru cial Sout"'tr~c•• 1 J 1 •-1> turnovers and was penalized in ~~~:._-:;:,7:,~n11rv!~1·~.~~~'•., key situations. A.l·•-&rown tf\fc~otr rtlum (k1c• f••ledl USC-FG W•lker U It was nevertheless an of· M"-FG Gt~•H fensive s pectacular with 71 ,.:":.':-<-••hU1><1\\tromP•wi.1ew1<r1G1-• points, 45 first downs and 938 M1>-•o-., °"" lrom l>twr-·•wtcr ~b yards total offense generated by "°:~~;~G•bbofl•" the Trojans and Tigers. M••-u .... ,. ,..,. rk•<~ ,.,..., Additionally, there were lhrec ~~_:;~~~~·,ir .!::'~;~,.~~k'-•cr 1.,11 field goals and a 95-yard kickoff 110ns ,1ck1 return by Mi ssouri's Curlis 1 usc-w..11enru111e111""'1 Brown. That touchdown broke a_,. ·-.us tuMn""'"C\ 7.7 tie with 5:34 left. in the fi rst "'·~•do-• ..,_,.-~, vs,~ quarter and Missouri never gave 11u""''·••'o' ~m tt-~ up the lead. ::;~;iv:~~~· 11~ ·~; Brown also scored on a 49-yard pass-run and a S-yard burst. He would have had a school record P., .. , t l._O II). tt 0 """" J 3' •·JI Fumbf•\ l~)\t • I • J .. ,..,,,.11 .. , v•rd• t IA 1.u Dalto11 to Blan1e? Sinking Halos Scow Still Going Down It was altogether fitting that the California Angels should hold an open-to·tbe-public tryout camp recently. Especially in view of the club's dismal record in 1976. And 1975. And 1974. And 1973. And 1972, etc., etc .. etc. But perhaps it would have been more appropriate to s tage tryouts for the genera l manager's job. Harry Dalton currenUy holds the position. You may recall that he is the whiz-bang hired out of -WHITE WASH the Baltimore Orioles organiza· tioo five year• ago to help rtaht'a. sinking scow called tbe Angels. In the three years immedJately preceding Dalton's biring by the club, the Halos finished third twice and then slipped to fourth, 25 games behind the leader. Since Dalton came aboard the Cherubs have finished fifth. fo urth and the n took a stranglehold on the cellar, where lbey have finished the past two campaigns and where they may wind up this season. For example, he acquired the great Bobby Bonds from the New York Yankees. Although al the time l recall that Bonds' heallh was suspect, Dalton & Co. gnve up pitcher Ed Figueroa nnd Mickey Rivers ror Bonds. Figueroa is currently 17·8. RJvers is batUoe .308. Bonds? When he II physically able to perform, he carrtes a .2165 average and baa 10 home runs. More recently the Halos bid adieu to pitcher Andy Hassler. whose laet. recorded victory aa an Angel was beUeved to bave coin· cided with the launching of -Ole Ark. . Hassler, since leaving Dalton & Co., bas posted a 4-1 record. Perhaps it is the inability to de-. velop players that has been the Angels' greatest flaw under Dalton. Currently there are rumblings that mastermind Dalt.on ls pon· dering a nother great move-br· inging Baltimore field manager Earl We aver to guide the Angels on the battlefield. Weaver has never been a manager I could admire. I see nothing in him that would make me think the Angels would be bona fid e t itle contenders under his leadership. Besides, the Angels have run the course with manager hi.rings and firings, going with witty Bill Rigne,Y, inarticulate Lefty PhilliJjs, college coach Bobby Wlnlcles and fiery Dick Williams. As the current d isaster (seuc>n) nears its close it •ap-- pears that the Angels are headed nowhere under Dalton in view of the club's most recent player purchase-that or a guy who bit all of .227 with Ballimorethls yelO'. Hopefully UCLA's mauling of highly overrated ArilODa S..Lt! UnJverslty in football wtD br1.D1 to an end ASU's talk of JobUI lhe Padflc·8 Conferentt. It's 28· 10 loss to UCLA. waa de· cel~la( -It should have been more like 42·0. · With little offen!it' and no de· fen1e to apeak of, Arboaa State! proved to me that It beto.1s where It ls -In tbe bl&Sh leaiue. Football Shockers ·- Pill 31, Notte Dame 10 Geor11a 36, Cal 24 Ml11l11lppl 10, Alabama 1 ~U8,Nebruka8(Ue> ~ Boston CoUe1e 14, Texas ~ SeeSCerlea.PacesM-1 ' spectator. · Criapneu wa.s the ttDor • t.be impeccable Evert cnasbed her only cballen1er, Auatralla 's brilliant. Evonne Goolacoac. in 55 m:inu~ 6-3, 6-0 fw her second women's singles crown. Diapatc:h was the order as Connon and Borgatrodeintothemeo·srtna.1. Saturday, be wu a purring kit~ ten -not a hackle rising on his neck u Borg chopped him to pieces with a two-fisted backhand that seemed guided by some missJle system and a topapln forehand that sometimes bounced five feel over llie's head. Buekeyes Roll; Bayes Sile~-~ Connon, in wbat might have been the best performance of his c areer, erased Areentina's Guillermo Vilas M. 6-2, 6-1. Borg !mocked out a aubdued Nutase 6-3, 6-3, 6-1. Tbe a1greasive Connors and tbe unflappable Borg meet todN for tbe $30,000 ftnt prise in men'• stncles. U there was ...,. sarprbe in the ~ Jul matinee performance of ·•1 cannot understand," Borg said as be sought some rational explanation. "It was the same at Wimbledon. The same mood. Nastase -be acted as ir he did not care.'' "I Cttl very good, very strong. I played well. But I do not un- derstand why llie does not play well -iainst. me .•. lhybe It .Ls bb trouble with the crowd. ''I will bave much more t.rou· ble wttb Connors. When JOU play COLUMBUS, Oblo (AP)-Jtff Locao, Heiaman Trophy winner Archie Griffin's tailback replace- ment, bolled for three t.ouchdowna and bad a fourth score nullified by a penalty Saturday. helping fourtb·ranked Ohio State crus h Micbigan State, 49·21, in a Big Ten football opener. Deapite the one·sided triumph, Obio State coacb Woody Hayes skipped a post1ame press COD• ference, HDd ing aasistanta Ralph Staub and <Hcqe Hill ln· stead. He gave no reason. Hayes ' alJSO bad avoided post.came in· tervie·a• w~ Years Day after a 23-10 K\}~~wl loss to UCLA. Some Ohio State o(ficials hint· ed that Bayes dJd not trust bimaetr in a head-to-bead COD• frootaUon with Ed Roaden. the Michigan State campu s · newspaper'• sports editor. Ronders, on band for I.be game. wrot.e a series or preaeaaon storles accusing Hayes of recruiUog violations. 'lbat wu . alter the Obio State coacb ad· mitled he waa the one wbo turned the Spartans tn to the NCAA, leading to their three-year~ lion. . · ; .;: "It doesn't surpriae me," .sues. Rondera. "It's in keeping with-1 bls tradition. Ohio Slate pedpltt • think this thing will dry up ..... ~ blow away. It won't." Joe Falls , a Detroit Free Prelii,~• columnist, wrote in Slmd&J edV'! tJoos of Hayes: .. From a IOclQt' sense, be hasn't learned a t!QK'7 from bis shabby •bowiac ID .Qi Roee Bowl. He's aUll u lrueftA~ uever. · ,"')·.1 "In other words tt was anadlilE' bub 1perlorman~e by the·s ..,; mao, 'wrote Falls. • ·• • Mir l'flet ~ "9 tll<Nnl tC~ GWC'S RIC MAAT1N (44) TAKES A HANDOFF FROM QUARTERBACK JIM ANDRUS. Big-10 Grid Roumlup . Michigan Wins, 40-27 ANN ARBOR, Mich. (APJ Tailbac k Harlan Huckleby scored three touchdowns and quarterba ck Rich Leach hit wingback Jim Smith with two scoring passes Saturday to lead second-ranked Michigan lo a tough 40· 27 victory over Wisconsin in their Big Ten col· legiate football opener. The Badgers, who trailed 23·0 after the rirsl quarter, refused to fold, running and passing with relatives ease the rest or the way against the touted Wolverine de- f ense. Huckle by, a sophomore from Detroit, took a Leach pltcbout and swept a.round the right end on the third Wolverines play from scrimmage to score on a 56-yard run with the game just a mi'nute-and-a-baU old. It came shortly after Michigan scored two points on a safely when Wiscon s in ha lfbac k Mike Texas Falls, 14-13; Houston Triumphs NEWTON. Mass. -Boston College jumped to a 14-0 lead with the he lp of a 74.yard touchdown sprint by sophomore Neil Green on the second play from scrimmage and hung on for A l4· l3 upset of se\lenth·ranked Tcxu Saturday night in an in· tersectional football thriller. The host Eagles stopped a two· point conversion attempt by t.he Loog~rns with 4:38 remaining. then e arne d the victory as Russell Erx leben's SJ.yard field coal try sailed to the left with time officially expired Bnflfor llpsc-• WACO , Tex . Sopho · more quarterback Danny Davis led jitte ry Houston on three s econd half touchdown drives after critical Baylor mis· cues Saturday. and the Cougars celebrated their Southwest Con· ferenee debut with a 23-S upset of U>e Bears. Davis drove the Cougars, who had waited five years to play in the SWC. 48 yards for a third· quarter touchdown. He climaxed the dnve with a four-yard keeper to give the underdogs a 6·5 lead. A fumble by Baylor quarterback M a rk Jac k son set up the touchdown when Houston's Mark Mohr pounced on the bounding ball. . tggie• Sparkle COLLEGE STATION. Tex. The 14th-ranked Texas Aggies overcame first game miscues with the passing of quarterback David Shipman and the running o( fullback George Woodard to defeat Virginia Tech 19-0 Satur- day. Shipman, who riddled the Gob- blers with an effective screen paM .. scored on a one-yard run.in the second quarter to give the Ag· gies a 7-0 halftime lead. 1trkan•a• Bree:e• L ITTLE R OCK, Ark. Arkansas halfback Ben Cowios, a 100-pound sophomore, turned in the two big running plays that helped subdue Utah State 33-16 Saturday night in a coUere foot· ballgame. Morgan lost a fumble out of his end 2on~ with the game 18 seconds old. A Michigan Stadium crowd of 101,337 saw coach Bo Scbem· becbler's Wolverines lose four second half fumbles and the 1:1 points by Wisconsin were the most given up by Michigan since a 1988 loss to Missouri. IUl•ebCr•&n CHAMPAIGN. Ill. -Illinois defensive back Dave Kelly blocked one Iowa punt and re- covered another to a set up easy touchdowns and give the Illini a 24-6 win over the Hawkeyes Saturday in a Big Ten football opener. The game was marred on mis- cues by both teams. Illinois forfeited two apparent first· quarter touchdowns because or penalties and scored twice after blocking punt attempts by Hawkeye Dan Matter. Kelly's blocked punt set up the first 1111nois touchdown. llldlafta Fall• MINNEAPOLIS -Senior quarterback Tony Dungy ran for two touchdowns and fired two scoring passes, leadinlf" .Min· nesota to a 32·13 Big Ten Con· ference football victory over Jn. diana Saturday in the season opener for both teams. Ptcrd~Rol& WEST LAFAYE'JTE, Ind. Senior tailback Scott Dierking ruahe4 for lSl yards and scoced two touchdowns, and Purdue scored lta moat pointa smce 1974 Saturday u the Boilermakers beat Northweatem, 31·11. in the Big Tu opener for both school.I. Purdue, trallln1 13-10 at tbe half, Hlaed control earty in the third period when It SCCll'ed lC pointa in l: 38. PIAT DON'T Major Leagr:re Standings BUY AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ,\ny <'Or until )'OU •·om J'JI t' 11\(''l' 111 H'!'' tlll UUI 'lt,W FIAT tlS Over a.400.000 e:old to date~ F I A T There mutt be a reason. •"'n' A LOT OF cu .NOT A LOT OF MONEY! "Wor1dwid• Sain Eatt Dlvlsloa Eut Dlvlsloa W L Pd. GB W L Pct. GB New York 86 S3 .619 Philadelphia 85 55 .6'11 Baltimore 76 6S .539 11 Pittsburgh 81 59 .579 4 Cleveland 72 69 .511 15 New York 74 66 .529 11 ! Boston 67 74 .47S 20 Chicago · 65 77 .458 21 Detroit 65 75 .4'34 21 '.., Sl. 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The came was expected to be much tougher than the final score indicated. but coach Ray Shackleford 's Rus tlers thoroughly dominated the play from the beginning. Golden West bad little trouble running against the Huskies with McKeon picking up most ol bis 110 yards around the flanks. 'lbe 160·pound sophomore bad 90 yard.a at the ball and carried the ball only four times after the in· termlssion. He scored the opening touchdown of the game for the RiasUers on a six-yard run early in the opening quarter and set up the second score with a 16-yard run later in the period. And while the running game was going well, the GWC de· fense, rated by many the best in the school's history, completely bottled up East LA 's attack. The Huskies were held to S6 net yards In the opening half as Golden West took command with a 20-0 lead. For the game East LA totaled JUlt 1.38 yardl-and only 66 rushlna. Quarterbacks J lm Andrus and Bill Hoisl. along wit.h punt return tar Mark Messner also stood out. Andrus . a 18S .pound sophomore, guided the Rustlers well through the firs t 2~ quarters. And he scored Golden West's second TD on a seven· yard run wlth 48 secood.9 left in the opening quarter. Holst, a l&O·pound ft'eshman from Huntington. Beach, had a 40-yllf'Cl touchdown strike to wide receiver Mike Del.aura to give GWC a 30-0 lead early in the final quarter. But it was Messner who pro- duced the top Individual play of the night wbea be raced 7S yards on a punt return for a touchdown with two minutes to go in the fi rst half. He later had a 44-yard punt return. Place-kicker Peter florin com· pleted Golden West's scoring with a 33-y ard field goal mid way through the third quarter. He also hit three of four extra point attempts. The game. played on a sloppy field, was marred by fumbles and penalties. The two teams comm1ted 13 rumbles with the Rustlers guilty 8 limes. And Shackleford's ag- gre sin team w~s hit With 108 'ards In pt>nalt ics while East LA was assessed for 79 yards. 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"' 10 ) .. ~ '°""''" •• • 11 ..Ul 0.1 .... w.~1 A.narv111o • t 0 1' J)J HOl't • J • \lo ·* rot•I 10 • • 0 - MARK MESSNER (17) OF GOLDEN WEST BEGINS A 75-YAAD RUN FOR A TOUCHDOWN. Huskies Roll Pirates Cut Phils' Lead To4Games PHILADELPHIA -Pinch· hitter John Summers smashed a three-run homer in the 12th in- Cards Lose, 15~12; Cal Beate~ 36-24 ninl. snapping a tie and lifting STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP> tbe Qllcaio Cubs to a 4-1 victory -Tenth-ranked Penn St.ate con· over the faltering PbiladeJphia verted three first-period fumbles Pbllllea Saturday. into a pair of touchdowns and a Tbe Joa wu the 13tb in is field goal, and then let the de. games tor the Nalloml Leque renae take over in a 15-12 season- EMtern Division leaders, who opening college football victory lead the Pittsburgh Pirates by-over Pacifie-8 conteoct.r Stan· just four games. The Pirates beat foC'd. Montreal •·3 Saturday. Junior halfback' Steve Geise cracked one yard for the first LA Rained Out Penn State score, sophomore LOS ANGELES -Saturday's Matt Bahr kicked a 33-yard field scheduled doubleheader between goal and freshman Matt Su.hey, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the who gained 119 yards on 23 car. Atlanta Braves was cancelled n es, raced six for the third 11core due to rain, a apokesman for the and a lS·O lead. Dodgers said. G 6 a~ The clubs will try to squeeze in ,,...rg.a ~ rupf • the missed games by playing two ATHENS, Ga. Sixteenth· consecuUve double.headers today tanked Geor&ia struck for two and Monday. Today's action touchdowns within 61 seconds, starts att (KA BC radio, 740). the second ancr Johnny Hen NF • A I denon's 218-yard interception re-~ to ppea turn, and beat the expJosive NEW YORK -National Foot· California Golden Bears 38-24 in ball Leaiue commlatiooer Pete an tnteraeclional football battle Roaelle said today the leque wtll Saturday. appeal "at least portklm" d the Tbe 15tb-ra_oked Bean bad federal court ruliac Jut Wednet-built a 24·12 Jead behind the dead· d&J wblcb declared lta college ly paul°' combo of Joe Roth and draftUJecaJ. Wealey Walter before tbe ''The leacue ii otmom1Y dis· Bulldo•• 1ta1ed their tblrd turbed by lhll further judicial ln· pmod rally that turned tM same road on ta. abllib to ma1Dtaln a around. . balanced lnel of con1pedtion," Roth. wbopauedforl"ltyardl. Rozelte.1a!d tn a news release. coaned.ed wttb the fleet Wallrer on fint·balf scor111.1 J>UH1 that covered IS and • yards, the Jut the loa1e1t in Cal history. Haldn,.._P. SEATl'LE -Tailback Ronnie Rowland rushed for 183 yards and two touchdowns and fullback Robln Earl ran for 108 yards and two more TDs to lead Washiqtoo to a 38-17 victory over Virginia Saturday in an In· tersectlonal college football season opener for both teams. Dttt!la .. ,~, ....... EUGENE, Ore. -TI&bt end Jeff Butts recovered a f\&.mble in the end zone with 4:08remain.lng and Ore1on added ao inlurance touchdown as time ran out Satur· day nl&hl for a 17-3 football vie- Lory over Colorado State in the season opener for both Learns. Jack Henderson, one of the na· lion's leadint passers last year. marched Oregon 80 yards in 11 plays for the game's first touchdown. c....,ar. r ... -..e LAWRENCE, Kan. -Nolan Cr omwell tallied twice and Laverne Smith, cloeiq in on the career rusblng record at Kansas, flashed 60 yards for a first-period touchdown Saturday that s parked the Jayhawk.s to a 35-16 victory over W ashlngt.on State. Kansas, 2-0 following a 28-16 triumph last week at Oregon · State , spoiled Jack SherrU1'11 head coaching debut with a 28· point. fir&l·half barrage Utat began with the first pot'll'leUion or the day. 1V Sports 10 a .m . (2) -aAllS FOOT- BALL -ne Loa Anael• Rama open the 1978 1'PL lealCJll atAUanta. (4)-Nft.. l"OOl'BALL -The t>e..-Broacoe meet the Bene.is at Clnebmat.l. lO:IO a .m . <5> -AHGEU 8"8EBALL -The California Aqeb meet the Whiw Sox at ComJlkey Park lo Cbleago. l p.m. <Z) -U.S. orEN Tl!NN1S -The men's •inllea rinalJ In the \J .S. Open t.ennlJ tournament from Forest HillJ, NY. (4 ) -Nft. FOOT· BALL -The Pittsburgh Steelers meet the Ralders lD Oakland. (21) -tm u.s. .IUNJOa waBSTLING CllAMPIONSBIPS -The U.S. wresWn1 federaUon na· Uonal junior cbamp6antbipa, taped at Iowa Cilf. • p.m . (2) -OOLLEGE FOOTBALL -The MJsaow1 ncen meet tbe use Trojans in Loe Angeles. Taped. ('7) - COLLEGE FOOTBAU. '7'- HlgbU1bts of tames played lhlJ weekend. lo Souib S•mmary Mighty FV Rebels Upset Tide; Performs LSU 'l'ies Nebraska To B~ JACKSON, M ss. -Frmbman ffopp1 Lao1ley kicked a a \M-. yard field 1oal lo Uae fOW'th period Saturday night lo &ivc Mlul11lppl '1 once-beaten R.etM!ls a 10-7 Southeastern Caoference up1et over ailttb-rank ed Alabama. Ole Miss, talclng adva.Otace of AIU.ma'• fumble-fingered of-reose, kept the Crlrnsoo nde shut out until the first quarter, then bad enoqcb offense left to drive lo the Tide 17 lo set up La.n&Jey's fi@Jd1oal. Tbat kick banded Alabama its fint SEC loss slnc&a 17-16 defeat b1 Auburn ib 1972. Laneley ku:ked three field coats in Ole Mia&' Jou to Memphis State last week. Neflrcuka Tied BATON ROUGE, La. - Unhe ralded Louisiana State Unlvenlty shocked lop-ranked Nebruka with a l«UK'ious de· fenae and a pair of field goals and tied the Cornbuskers 6-6 Satur- day nieht in a ~ollege football opener. Nebnska marched 65 yards with the opening kickoff and scored on a three· yard pass Crom quarterback Vince Ferragamo to Ugbt end Ken Spaeth. However. the attempted kick for the extra Point failed when the center snap was fumbled and Ferragamo was lackleatrylng to run it in for a two-point con· version. ....._a Slz.:lft• NASHVILLE, Teno. Quarterback Dean Blevins directed Oklahoma, the defend- ing national champico.. to three 1JTANS, BRONCOS D£tDLOC~ 10.10 POMONA -A 31-yard rield goal by Armando Herrera and a six:yard touchdown run by Ron Jones· in the third quarter gave Cal Poly (Pomona) a 10.10 lie with Cal State (Fullerton) 1n tbe college root ball season opener for both teams Saturday night. Juan Carrillo gave F)Jllerton a 3.0 lead with a 33-yard field goal in the second quarter. The Titans came back with a 36-yard touchdown pass from Steve Martindale to Marc us WilUams. But the Broncos rallied for 10 points in the third quarter. then each team's defense held in the fourth. aecood-ball tcores u the Soonen overcame a let.bar&tc rlnt haU to IM!at VanderbUt z...a in a c:0Ue1e foot.ball eame Satunt.y. Oklahoma, which baa lost only one eame the last three years, had a sputtering o(fense but a de fenae that showed flashes of brilliance. The Soonera led 7-3 at half time, ma.kl,n1 no Passin& yards. only tbl'ee Clrst downs aod losing two ol three fumbles. But Oklahoma sc:ond lhe first two Umes it bad the ball in the Mc:ond half and added a fourth quarter field goal to win going away. Teele Lo~ A TI.ANT A -Quarterback Ron Bus teamed with his favotile re· ceiver, Phillip Logan, for a pair of touchdown passes as South Carolina exploded for 20-second half points to riddle Georgia Tech 27 -17 Saturday in a re· g.ionally televised college root. ball came. Bass connected on 20 or J2 passes for 286 yards and the two touchdowns of seven and Z4 yards lo Locan. the speedster who had 11 catches for 175 yards. Duk~Wins KNOXVILLE. Tetm. ~ Sop· homo re quarterback Mike Dunn scored two touchdowns and tackle Hank Rossell sparked the Duke defense lo give the Blue Oevila a 21·18 college football vic- tory over Tennessee Saturday night. Dunn scored twice on one-yard plunges in the second quarter following drives of 48 a.nd 64 yards. Vince Fusco kicked aJl three extra points for the Blue Devils. Dulce's signal caller com· pleted four of nine passes for 46 yards and ran for 36. Gator• IJp•et TAMPA -Tailback MLke Voight plunged three yards for a touchdown in the middle of the fourth period to give North Carolina a 24·21 victory over the 18th·ranked Florida Gators in colle•e football Saturday night. F1oHda was threatening from the North Carolina three-yard Unewben time ran out. Voight, the AtJantic Coast Con· rerence's 197S player ol the year . gained 142 yards on 3S carries to pace the Tar Heels to their second straight victory of the seuon. They beat 20lh·ranlted Miami oCOh1o last week. 14-10. '81 &OGER CAIU..SON OfhO.lfpf"tllf- Everythln1 touted about Foun- tain Valley High ·s arsenal or football power proved correct Saturday afternoon as the Barons put on a classy show a1ainst visiting Santa Ana Valley In a controlled fooUmJl scrim- mage. Coach Bruce P ickford 's Barons spotted the vtsitors an Opening touchdown. lhen raced to a 2•· 12 un0Hlc1al dec1s1on behind a deadly balance lbat seems to have no holes. Willie Gittens ran for 91 yards 1n 13 ca rri es, including a 57·yarder. Fullback Mike Musso punched across a to u c hdown and s et u p quarterback Gary Coleman's s;x-yard TD scamper with a vicK>us block. Gittens also scored from sbortyardage. That was only a part ol the FV punch, however, as Coleman and bis receivers -mainly Ken Margerum and Tim Holmes- burned the Falcons Ume and again in the air. Coleman com- pleted 10 of 13 for Z27 yards, in· eluding a 27·yard TD pass to Margerum. There would have been more completions and perhaps touchdowns. but SA Valley slowed the Barons down twice with interference plays. Bo Boxold. nursing a shoulder iltjury <surfing), was held out o( lhe two·hour workout. The Barons came out of the scrim· mage without serious injury, although reserve Ron Padilla and lineman Don Bobay suffered minor injuries. "There are a lot ol areas where there is room for improvement." said Pickford, "but Santa Ana Valley was an exc:eUentteam. "The combination of Santa Ana Valley's ability and some haphazard tackling by our de· fense causes me some concern with the defense. We had a lot or arm tackling.·· Musso came in for a large share or Pickford's compliments for his offensive blocking and the Fountain Valley coach was pleased with bis team's overall performance. Fountain Valley's passing tim· iog from Coleman to hls re· ceivers see.med extra sharp in the nearly moisture free wr. The field was wet from rains, but it. didnotraindurin1tbehostilities. AU o( tbe scoring wu done by the first units with second leitm efforts kept to a stanatill. SUnday. Seotember 12 1978 College Roundup F oothall Scores We c Missouri 46, USC 25 Wasbinaton 38, Vlrginia 11 Oreeon 17, Colorado State3 SanJoseSl48, Hawail7 Long Beacb Sl 19, Weber St7 Sw. Louialano. 41 , Freuo StH CS Full. 10, Cat Poly 1Pom) 10 s,,.,,.CI••••' ~l~rv'• C•ll Midwest ~1ictti1an 40, Wisconsin 27 Oh.io St. •9. Mtcb. St. 21 Illinois 24, Iowa 8 Minnesota 32, Indiana 13 Purdue 31, Northwestern 19 Iowa st. 58, Drake H Kansas 35, Wash. St. 16 Ok.la. 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Wlthtwo-a·day conl•~.::!: work and pre-seaao":·:-: scrimmaces a thing ot·· ::: the past, the Orangd ·: Coast area's 1 s hh~h • •!• school football t~ams ~: 1ir~ for this week's ~n· ; lng salvo of com peUUon. ' H starts Thursday nl1bt with u three-game set. followed by nlnt• aame s Friduy und 1t sinale Saturday in non· lea1ue warfare. Thursday's b1g~le 1s at Huntineton Beach High t• where Fountain Valley. the Orange Coast area's No. l eleven, .plays hosl to Citrus Bell League perennial kingpin Redlands. RedJands beat Foun. lain Valley in the 1975 opener. 6·3, behind a last-minute touchdown. highlighted by back-to- back major penalties against FV. Also vying Thursday is Anaheim's Servile al Newport Harbor and University of Irvine al Tustin. Servile trampled Newport Harbor in th4 '15 Udllfter. Both tea~ are rebuilding. Servite t6 a relative unknown-it~ scrim m ag e with Westminster Saturday was canceled. Two clashes involving four a r ea team highlight Friday's slate with Huntington Beach's Edison and Costa Mesa'io Estancia colliding at OrangeCoastCollegeand Marina of Huntington Beach and Corona del Mar vying al Westminster High. Also Friday arc Garden Grove at Hunt· ington Beach, La Quinta " • of Garden Grove V$ • Costa Mesa at Newport t". Harbor, Dana HiJls vs Garden Grove's Los ... ,. Amigos at G3rden Grove • .. High. El Toro and Valest : :.. cia of Placentia at Mis· • sion VieJo . Brea al Laguna Beach. Mission Viejo and Saddleback at Santa Ana .Bowl and Bolsa Grande of Garden Grove at San Clemente. Salurday·s till at lhe Santa Ana Bowl involves Mate r Dei of Santa Ana and Dos Pueblos of Goleta. STEP OUT! • •• • at the , : . , Sporting Ho.use Limited Number of Pre-Opening Memberships Available " 3931 MacArthur Blvd. Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 7 52-0565 I" -"· ...... l :l J I ! t I : : l . . ( i ' .. DAILY PILOT &ine11y Seot9fl\bef 12. 1976 ':DefenseS ~ BY ED auaGAllT Shine foi-Edison, CdM • said C ha rgers head l)e ....... "*,..,. Neither Edison Hi~ ol I · .JlunUnston Beacb nor Corona del Mar could ~ 1enerale mucb oltense on a alfppery. muddy • field SatW'day rooming, 1Ju1 both acbools showed rana they ~ill have • ·retpectable defenaea W.• . fall, 1n a controlled football acrlmmaee at Corona del Mar, neit.her teum scored in reeular, IS.. pllY series. It had t.o be aomewbat of a moral vie- lory for Corona del Ma r 's smaller Sea Klnca. who donedl)" prevented Edison 's Chareera from nmn1.ng up tbe middle. The day's only ~g came m 1oal hne i1tua· tioos from the defem1ve team's 10-yard line. Get· ling eight pla.)s, Edisoo scored lwlce. Fi rst. tailback Ray Cano scam· pered 10 yards o« Id\ tackle. Two plays later, q uarte rback Steve Ra.kbshani sprinted rilbt. Tritons Potent 'Eagles Unable I a!~.~~~~a~w~ aOOO~e 1o OfU..O•ll'"'l•Utalf expected. ~ A potent offense and "We were racing a : an aggressive defense power with a young and with experienced person. inexperienced team and net was too much tohan-it s ho wed in every , die for the Estancia phase," he said. f Eagles of Costa Mesa .. My bi ggest concern Saturday night as the was lhe total lack of ag· host San Clemente High gressi veness in every de- Tritons football team partment on our team.'' took up where it left off a San Clemente's first year ago. defensive unit recovered San Clemente's start-two fumbles in its first ing units were awesome appearance and three and gave promise of re· the second time it was on peating last season's un-the field-a total of five 1 defeated regular sea.son in 20 Estancfa offensive if not too many or the plays. An intercepted players get "scuffed pass and a quarterback up." sack were also included "We still have some by the defense with Mike , question m arks out Ha c kett , Mark 1 there," a pleased coach M es s er s m i t h and l Allie Schaff said after Krutherssparkliog. f .the scrimmage. "But a The San Clemente of· couple of the m got fense drove 70 yards lbe l scuffed up and we won't first time il had lbe ball l know how seriously until with Glenn Dill bitting later. Pondo Vleisides in the , "We have some depth end zone for an eight· at quarterback and a lit-yard score. tJe al fullback but our VI e is ide s se t up r; halfbacks were the ones another touchdown with ,, scuffed up." a 59-yard sprint up the '! He was r efer ring to middle to the Estancia ': Russ Immel and Mike two with Brian Agnew • Kruthers . Immel had an go ing o v e r for a . : a n k I e in j u r y a nd touch.down. Krulhers an elbow but San Clemente's Chris both played after being Russick picked up an banged up. Estancia fumble and ran • Estancia coach Jim 38 ya r d s for a th.ird ~ Bratten said the scrim· Tritons score. ' Uni Defense Holds : : Oilers Scoreless . By ROGER CARLSON Ol IM 0.11' .. 1i.1 St•lf Unive rsity H igh or Irvine came up with its f: customary tough de- fensive effort and got a 41-yard scoring scamper from Rich Shiffer Satur- : day in a controlled foot- ' ball scrimmage at Hunt-. ,: ington Beach High. and fired a 1lx·y1&rd TD aerial to Scou Sher- a.rd. Corona det Mar dldn't penetrate past £dlson's live. Both coatbes talked l\lgbly oft.heir defemes. "You've got to be h•$>- PY if you play a a 4-A school lJke Edison and hold \.h em t.o a stalemate," said Dick Morris; bead coach of Corona del Ma.r's 2·A Sea K1n1s. "lthougtil our de· tensive line played very JIM BRATTEN Estancia Coach well and I know we have 1ood Uoebackers." Amonc the Su Kings' Unemeo who stood out were John Goergel (6-3. 205) and Ma.re JohannH (5-10, 210). Morris also praised e nd Da\•ld Meador CS..U , UIO). Edison, expected to contend tor the Sunset League tiUe, also played well defensl vely. "I thought our deft!nse looked pretty good, and I thou.ght our goal line de· (eruie looked very good," coach Bill Workm,n. The Chargers looked best at linebacker. Junior Brian Golsben and senior J im Judd con· stanUy bounded Corona del Mar's running backs and quarterbacks. Judd contributed two slnut:hl quarte rback sacks . Defensive bnck Urian Desrosiers also stood out, preventing 11 Corona del Mar score wilh lil nice deflection on the i;:oal line stand. In Serimmages DH, Artists, Vikes Sparkle South Coast League entries Dana Hills and Laguna B e a c h and Sunset League represen- tative Marina or Hunt- ington Beach all turned in impressive sho~ Saturday in controlled football scrimmages. Maurice Stratton was also impressive running and the Vikes showed good qu arterback s trength with Vallercamp and the nifty passing of Scott Salee. .. Defens ively l was very pleased with Randy Brandon and Mike Foothill Here 's a capsul e loolt Loya," said Heni gan. at each or these units and "And the entire offensive bow they fared in their line performed well." tuneups ror the 1976 cam· Marin a escaped the o.11 ....... s .... _ paign: two-hour outing without SEA KINGS STAR -Corona del Mar Controls Diablos Dana Dills injury. HJgh's Bob Hughes leads the Sea Kings' Coach Bill Cunerty's Lag_una Beach aerial gai:ne as CdM p~ej>ares for the 1976 Dan a H 11 1 5 H-i g-h Al Esperania Hi gh football season. Corona del Mar meets Dolphinsdominatedhost School, coach Dennis Marina of Huntington Beach at Torrance as quarterback Har y u n g • s L aguna Westminster High Friday night in the '76 Steve Crapo scored on a 1 · 67.yard run and 218• Beach Artists bed their opener. pound Mike Mulvaney own in a drill with tbe __________________ _ fi Eagles. Mission Viejo High's powered over from ive "They are supposed to football fortunes for the yards out to lead a l2-0 have a pretty good team 1676 season took a batter· decision. and we held our own." ing in tbe Diablos' flJ'St "I was really pleased Haryung said after the contact with outside with our defense," said drill. ''We came out of it competition Saturday as Cunerty · "Rick Bat· in good physical shape ......... ,U Hi h r S ten by, Tom Thornton, d ood · Fuuuu g o anta Ralph Modugno, Pete and ha some g signs Ana dominated a two-on both offense and de-bour scrimmage. Strong, Bob Hendricks, fense " Newport, MD Fail to Score Th h D. bl Gary Hale a nd Pat (f · e osl ta os were Cagney all did a good The o e ns e was ByLAUllENEKEYS unable to penetr ate 1.ob." sparked by the passing 0t111e 0 0.11 1 ,,.11.nta1t K Foothill's defense with Crapo picked up 80 of quarterback Dave Mater e Hlgh's enl any consistency as the Chapman who burled a E w i n g a n d Steve pleted only two passes in 18 attempts . Quarterback Greg Pa· quin was responsible, billing wide r eceiver Bob Thagard and tight end Al Vom Steeg. visitors scored a pair or yards in five carries and pair or touchdowns. Rich McGowan came up with touchdowns on drives, passed for 57 yards with Nuni s m ade three key defensive plays lo and added further insult three completions in six catches including one for thwart the host Newport in goalline situations tries. . . d a score while Russ Won Harbor Sailor s' last where Mission Viejo was Also in the running e-grabbed the other scor-ditch attempt to break But it was quarterback unable to contain the · partment were Jack ing aerial. open a scoreless tie in a Craig Lyons' 20·yard run Knights Weed (8-39), Jeff Olsen De fens ivel y the controlled football whicbignitedthe Sailon AdditionalJy , Scott <4·~5), Thornton <3-8), Laguna coach singled scrimmage Saturday olfensedurinCltslastaet Spear, the Diablos' No. l Keith Horgan <5·38> and out Malt McCullough for morning. of d owns, putting threat at running back. Mulvaney (7-53). . bis tackling in key situa· On a soggy field and Newport lnto scoring suffered a knee injury E.arlier Dana _Hills Jost tions. The sophomore hampered by a constant position. during the goalUne work. a big chunk ~r its tal~t linebacker was adept at drlule, neither the A lone pass to Vom "At this point I 'm not whe n jun i or C I i fC tackling and made hard, Monarchs _or Santa Ana Steeg was just out ol re- sure whether Spear will Auer swald, counted on sure efforts whenever he nor lbe Sailors was able ach. On the next two be ready for our opener for two-way duty, .was was near the ball car· to generate much of. plays Lyons was nailed with Saddleback High lost for the season with a ·er fense d G Friday night or not." broken le' in practlce. n .. Our defense did an And ollensive skills by Ewing an Mc owan. · d M v h J oh Returning to the Dana out.standing job the first will need lo be sharpened Mater Dei, work~ng 581 . coac n Hills fold is running back time they had the ball .. if either team expects to out of the veer and usmg M:1~o was sorely dis-Keith King (6·0, 170 sr.). Haryung said. "We sb~t be productive i n the two wide receivers, com- a p pol n t e d w il h his Mariaa them ofr completely the games ahead. • plaed three of 12 passes. veterans in the skilled The Vikings or Marina ftnt Ume." Newport Harbor com· o n e e a c h ~ Y positions. "Noneortbem High coach Mite quarterb ac k s Tim did the job we had ex-He n igan were im· D l M E • Wigmore. Mark Drazba peeled frotb them," said presslve in throtWng 'n ar ntnes and Tim O'Hara. Murio. "We expected Saddlebact of Santa Ana c:;; . Some of Mater Dci's more from our retunungdi·. as the hosts turned in an ir-""-~•Y, best offensive efforts 1 I• l t ---llXTM •ac1 -'tutlOftOS.' ve"" P aye~s. m no. oo s-18-6tbumping. "'"""t1t211.m. old1mi...a11owences.P~rwo.ooo. came as the el usive appo1nle d,,w 1tb our . Ron Roy and Mike ir11tST•ac1 -.,ur1~3YM' °"'''""'si.o.,.,..-.., 112 Wigmore was forced e Com S Olds &. 1111. Clelml119. PllrM $1,JIOO. 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Monica u, ~" 8trMrdlno r PllOl'l\llr 7, Glend•I•, ArlL .• If Shiffer 's run was the 1. only scoring or the day in : a 2'1!1-hour battle amidst , int.e rmitlenl showers ' that for the most part , hampered both teams' ' aerial games . 1 Universit y failed to I. :~:!~te i:e s!~~r = fense. especially in the touchdowns and Ron r...•••*•IMc:Her..,.1 m ~tt•O~<H•f'9'Mll 112 di M t s e co n d a r y a n d at V 11 __.eel Cost.-«c:.--.11 ,,. 111to;i c-try CNo11ue11 us Accor ng to a er ;.=========~ a ere amp conn~.. "',.._, <c..teMd•I 114 h YINTM •ac11 -• ,.._._ s De i co a c b W a Y n e ~~backer. . witb Ori Polkingborne .__....111111 cv.._,, ,.. .. •v•~-.-Defenslvely we hit for a 27.ya fd aco""""' IClfttWll!o~yJr> 114 Y••• otd 11111es. c1e1m11111-,..,, .. Cocbrun, Wigmore has Sall Oleoo cc u. P-nt1 r ~U,A"'•IOCl9V.i1ty 1S I' with its tough defense and so~e good running efforts from Gil I:. Zaldivar, Shiffer and Albert Estrella. Zaldivar carried six tJmes for 37 yards, Shiffer eight times for 57 yards and EstreUa &Ix times for 2S yards. A" setback 1n the Uni well. Dave Reed and strike •-. ucowouca-""'*""'YMf u .soo. c 1e1"''"" P•I <• the inside tract on the Bobby Clark did a good • .._ a.imi.... PwM M.-. o..,.. ~=-~=lltawter> m QJAatlerbaci apot. bJl job. Andl>UI' lln~bacic-ers Mike Puentes At 1IP -:.==·fT-> u• fl\'Mtyf'\'41tty c~nc.,Jr> m Druba could give b1m (Jay Hatter and Dan· ooe ~ t.be touchdowns c-tlftlc.ouc11 cc."'9Cln> 111 ~-lnt1.a111etCc.mpHt ;,1! arunforit. · Cbarnitski > really hit. with a 23-yard nm• tbe :O~!!~:.~~·m ~:: =sro:,~:;r••1 m While the offensive at. But we were disappoint· Vlkin,pkepttbep,_... .....,_,Ollv•""' m · a.et10M<Noo1iul x:~; tack was cold and sput. ed with our defensive on from tie outaet wttb .,_.,_cMc:H«tud !:: !:.:i'~~':' ... 1' 114 tertng, the defenal.e un. line as a whole. In· the additional ad•ant.ce ... ,.,,_.,..,,..~, =~~111~:~.i.rt ::; its appeared better pre-dividually, Jerry Nelson· or r.&vlnc four IOOd TtHDUCl-U ul'tofltt.,,_. pared and seem to be did a good job up fronL alu!filaUna backs. ~:=.-::':.~~.".soo. 110..TM H u -'"'"' "'118..., each team's strong sulL '"-''JO...-n1 (Cefll~,, "' twt. 3 yeet Olds &. up. H-~-Owen Frost, Greg Pur .. tn,oao ~-Gron 'it.AGO. To Sll., ... lfill IOeftai.11 l1' ""~ i16,UO, M(Olld U,000, lfllrd s •-·erson, Mi'ke Pr...,-. UCI Faces Trojans OV-tlcl>uQCPi.rnl 111 ( '""" v•-• ~o4e <GH1MH•1 11• :.!~~~1"',·1111"s.n. """' cio and Rod Blanton = ::::.,'i9' ::: e..rwo-IM<Htt-1 m were especially effective ~~~~:.,1,;~u·-•1 ::~ in s t o pp i ng th e ... IANDIEGO IN-THI-WATER IOATlllOW SEPT.11·19 11 AM. ro SUNSET See all th• new 1976-77 power• tallboata -on land and at dockllde -plus martn• acc•llOfl•• •..me... Tak• San Diego Fwy. to Sea Wottd Dr. to W. Mlufon lay'Dr. Left on QuMra to Mlalon lay Mmtna. A pottton of gate 19Celpta benentlng Th• City of Hope. S11 .. ,se11er <P111en Jr1 "~ Monarchs. 'llboHlund41 cc.mp"'' 111 A n d N e w p o r t C:-r,_I (T0<ol "' v.n11n11 couv•lfl> m llnebacker Tom Mockett =11r.=~kw> ::t proved hl11 worth Ume W111i."•IP1tr~1 1~ and time •taln with a "'N'" •AC• _ "',,. """"-, fumble r ecovery and ,.., 01«1• • 11•. c1.1m1ne. Pur1e iood pursuit of the ball 1uoo.oe1"'"""'ko9•.• c·-'er M-.. ett a•·-ran t.eluy "°"""CM< Haft ... I 116 .. 11 • "'"ir. UMI Nk~•lund 01 ..... CMer11-I XIII the ball and bad MYeral Ulldtl'Oe<Ji c.__, ::: 800d blocu. ==~~~~. 11• Newport'• defe111lve ..,.,.. 1e1.,. ••• .,..,...,, 1" lineman Riek Clartr left :!:':..::1:!..,.., !~ tbe field with a lea IQJury """"•K'"' 1~1 "' u did Mater Del 'I Vldor ......... ,~-• •M Rublcalda. HltY PLUMBING & HEATING REPAIRS • WATBt HIATBS Gas and Electric • GARIAGI DISPOSALS • FURMACES Repaired & Repl.ced • RllODY-slWll Cl IA.tete All Stoppage, Bath & Kltdlen • llPIPl-WATll & •AS UNI Servtno the eeactl Afoa and All of ()rlngl County 645-3130 Oil 145-5065 You can ~1111 ouv nno ol our 4,000·8.000 squmo toot 1ndus11101 h11llC1ing!\ -A unlQuP C''>n<1om1nll!m concPpt- 101 only 10% down.1 hu 30 building~ of Phase IV ere in the heart ol IM nation's largest master· ptanr.ecl Industrial area. in Orange Coonty. Near airport end the ltUf· section of San Diego and Newport freeways. See our models end mako your reservations now Call your broker or John Alstrom. manager of !lales and leasing. at (714) 979-9205 or (213) 680·9415. llDLL/IMNE Cllll& 3190A AnDOfl Loop Or.. Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 IRVINE INDUSTRIAL COMPlEX nave aomet.h.ln1 ~want .to tell? .Clua~ '·cb do lt.ftU. · caUMt-MTI. Put af .. words to9'0rtterpu. I . ....... ..,. w. ,......_For We ......... For w. , ........ ..,. wt ....... For w. , ....... For w. ::!!&J~nd!y~· ~· S!p~t!:!em!!:ber~1,:..:;2:...:, t~m:.:____,,__:;*~--.=.;DA~IL":'Y-:-P-:-IL:-0:-T=: .. :-:: ..................................................................... ···········~· .. ········ ······················· ···············.········ . • ._,_. IHllGwr.. ll02 IOOJee•r• 1002 IOOJG ... r• 1002 .._..1FOrW. ............................................................................................................ , .•...• ·····················~· ·•·•· .. ···r· .. ····~·······.·o·o·z· CI as sif ied -------Cot of """'Po'' LllE NEW DUPLEX ·;;;;.;·~;;;.·~~;~·~·· ~ontinued o.n C1 MIW USt.-I!! PENINSULA POINT. A great 2·story family home with 4 BR.b incl. h~e . mslr. + dressing rm. & ath. Enjoy dlnlng before c o zy fire in family /kitchen. Near bay & ocean. Priced to set l ! ! $12S,000 ! NIW USTIHG !!! WEST NEWPORT. Large du_plex with 4 BR. up, 3 BR. down, on BJG, BIG LOT. Allows 4 car g;.rage + extra pkg. Few doors to ocean. Xlilt rental. Easy to.show. Call to see! NIW U~ !II BEACH HOUSE. Nearly new cutie, 2 BR. house. with 2 baths. Comp. & attractively furnished. Perfect couple home, with glowing frplc. Less than SO yiµ-ds to best beactl. $79,900 REALTORS 675-HI I OPEN HOUSES -WATERFRONT 44Z I W. COAST HWY: "4••.., W 10' ...... ,,.... loc ..... -............. ... c .. ll••l•I--whr ....... •"' .. ,. .......... ,._ ... ~ We_,: .............. 21/1 ~ ....., ..... d9M .... w...,.. $106.000. OPIM SAT ' SUN I .. ,,..._ 3BR, 3BA (UPPER). Ge.-.WW from HAllOl VllW deck. Large lBR (LOWER) -4 car HOMIS F 1 in A.. it bit s crpls Nice cornt r lot across garage. rp c ea~, un • n • Crom dtll&htrul green· .----------.. &drps . Closo to beaqh, $133,500. b(lt. Neu pool, pl•~· The llUttt Mlftlltplac• around and elementary on tM ~Coat NEW DUPLEX Close to the bay w /some ocn & bay view. Beaut. crptg & drps thruout. · b.ltns,·frplc, etc. $120,000. JACOBS REALTY 67§.6670 2919 M~wport ••cl. coriMr 3oth liCh ool . 3 bedroom •. DAILY PILOT family room und dln111a c• •sSIRED room ln mo\'e·ln condl· ~ Uon. Vaont and read)' ADS for nice family. $ll0,000 Includes land. 673~. °"N Ill <1'.11~''"·10~• •.<f. You c... w It, rtftll "· I frock It Woll 0 Wont Ad l~IMl;HW (e42-se78 J -•• Ont Call S..vtc:t fo,1 CAclt ~al STIPSTOIAY ... and 2 blks. to ocl·an. , ,_........,.,.,.otlce: All reul ei;luh.1 advertlst'd In this newspaper ts 1ub· Ject to thu t'ederal Fair llouslni; Ar.t of 1968 which mak es at llleical to ndverll11e "1rny pre· tcrence, 11 mltatlon. or dis('riminatlon bas~ on uro. color. relielon, 11ex. or nutlonal orliin, or an lnt('ntion to mak«1 any 11uch preference. limitil· tlon. or dlscti mlnatlon." NIW HOMI ! JSLAND LOVERS -Just finishing touches remain on this 3 BR., 2~ ba. hom·e ~ n o w in fin al-st age or construction. Must see! Dramatic 2-story living, jacuzzi in mstr. bath; good parking. $1~,500 J60J "Ml.ft AYl:D•tMM ... IM•u• ........... __ .._,.,.,...,_.,. c••wt te • ..,_ a.•n• llw. lllcludu plerli11Mt.CMyftll .. Heft,..__ .. W9hr. $160,000 -..d __. • flllmce. OPIN SUN I to 5 PM. ..... r.t 1002 .... r .. IOOZ Corner R·2 lot 2 bdrm The fastest draw tn the home with 'nic~ patio & Wu t. . .a Dilly ~ilol fenced yard. Priced a t Class1f1ed Ad. 642-5618 . Thill newspaper will not. knowinglr accept any ad,·ertisrn.: for rol ~talc which is In viola·. tiMoflht!law. ~ RAAI WISTCLffP JIWIL 1201 BERKSHIRE LN., NPT. BEACH. Enjoy indoor /outdoor living in this lovely 3 bdrm., 2 ba. home. Lanai overlooks park·like grounds· many custom features. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. $126,500 OCIE.AM VIEW CONDO · #5 BARLOVENTO NEWPORT CREST. Owners trans/er is your good fortune! This 3 bdrm .. 2~ ba., nearly new condo offers carefree living for tod~'s recreation minded f am1lies. OPENSun. 1·5 UDO ISLE CONT'IMPOUJlY Check these features! 60 Ft. street to s ee corner sunn~ pa fos , ge. BR.leach with own bath, 3 car garagei s1::Jn e story. both family rm. & form a d. ng rm., xlntn~[\~ realistically priced-at $199,500. C i ·OSEE! DAVIDSON REALTY )8Qf w c"~ ,I 11"° • f'< >· 645 7515 Ji v r i ...... .,, r I p I ' '1 I ' p 6 T3 . 9060 coaOMA Diii. MAil -C .. MA COVE: Reti•lllW lot wilt ._ _. tettJ -n.w: (iHtly 1lopl•9, rHdy for ltH•tlt.1 splMe•et e.-ill exct.IYe--. RENTALS JASMIME CRIM: Q ± I two b•*n• & -. two flrepls"' .._. .... room; ....... ... of c ....... pool & i«aaJ, cmclTIMHIS COURTS.Mt•-..... Wfl'f of.._ -1 lin ftten too. OH llGOMIA: iasaciilh, CJMi sdi:g T be4r'OCH9 apa..._.. COl'Mf' lot. New c_,.ts. Mo pets,• c .. * a. $350. ••IMf· COLE OF MEWPOIT REALTORS 2515 f. eo.t Hwy. Cor.aclelMer 675-551 I ... ,................... . ..•..........•......•. m.950 • LAKE FOREST • WOODSIDE·Plan 113:· 3BR, 2BA, hurry! You choose color of upgrades. Assume 8\.'.r <z, loan. JIM, days, 646·3981 eves. 673-2896 THE ~~:~•M 673-3663 61J,s086evcs --S--<t:-~-4l~lA--:--_-=/la~£-=-:lfo~S~.- ss2. tso Thal /11lri9ul119 Wore/ Gome witlt 'L.Cliudle Qwet tree lined street -----...., w cu.T 1. ~ tends to private parking l O 1_,~ ,.,. 6 ,.,0 .. bt.d GIG A.NT OR Huge S Br Meredith ln super area. Fam.rm., form DR & elec. Gar open. & Much, much more. Call i mmed . $73,950. You won't be sorry • ~UN IHAL ESTATE C,]l 2222 MOUMTAIH RR~T Cottage w alkway to -"' below •o -~• ~ secluded entry! Luvish """'1e _.,, '·•~• '-• ol li\'ing room highli~hted 1--------•1 ~ '" "' ''"' o1 _ .... by toasty firep lace! SECLUDED _f _"_E_Y_l_,E_S.,..._..., Gourmet kitchen w/di.n · on quiet Costa Mei.a cul· 1 Ing ente rtai n me nl. de-sac. 3 Bedroom, 2 j1 I I' l l Rambling walkway lo bath,+ huge bonui. room .__...__.__.__._ _ __. s wee pin g mas t er <ideal for mother-in-law, .. ,-C-A_T __ C_,...I -R-.., bedroom and bath + 2 teenagers, etc). Step . children's retreats. Par· down llv rm, fplc. shake I' r I I I ty time patio with roof, large yard and backyard room for pool ! much more l Priced I RA e HE R Owner le ft a rea and nght-hurryl 546·5880 ~-__,...--.-.---.--. .. ~ must sell' Submit your I' I I I j" offer' 847-6010 O#'fN '" 9." s flm •-::>fll .. rrt• ---------11,. --S _A_W_L_U_R_.., !.~'lff 'di 4 IDRM I' I I I I 1/4 ACH E rt Bl ff An air of an Alps retreat! a y u. s . no--11T--r-..;-;.-r-..,._...,..-i Tod1y, 1nyone with a wife. three kids, 1 mothftf· in-lew, two cau, • dog, m _RfYments •nd . moc1·_ g• is in the -of Amerlc1n life. ~·z Sheltered drive secluded And A View fnt,rance I E~t.ertainers .. of the Back Bay rrom h vmg_ room Gourmet this i mmaculate 3 8unshme k,atchen' Moun· BDRM., a bath condo t.ain family room ~i· done in sort yellow tones. lighted by vaulted ce1I· Beam ceilings. You 'II Ing, used bri~k hearth fall in love with this one. and ex.ecuUve s private It's a beauty!! $119,500 Pride of ownership Cam home, directly across sl from brand new, more expens ive properties. Well developed Collage & trees Walk tt> ull schools. 646·77ll. ~ Walker & Lee Real f state • ttfA',','0 I' I' I' I' r I' I' I' I' I" I bar! Sweeping master • tmm' I I I I I I I I I I I • G1Mr9' 1002 bedroom + 2 childs !!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • • • •• • •••••••••••••• •.. --------•I retreats. v, acre r ear SCRAM-LETS Answ~rs in Classification 95 I 0 CUSTOM y.,-d w /party pauo and t •Lido So-::!!:f:on!:f::.rm., 3 bath r home with jacuzzi pool & boat slip. $340,000 COST• MES• To pla~ your message fire ring! Try $7.250 total "' "' before the down ! Quick! Won °l last. 4 Bedroom .. cream puff.. reading public, 847-6010. in pre.su ge area. Would phone oPfN11t'1•11\l\/tolro~u,-·n ·· you believe a 1S' laundry Daily Pilot room? + l>ar ty time Classi(ied,642·5678 • MANAGEMENT· IEAL ESTA TE ._ ....... w..tM .. 6'tct ....... S. ...... .., ·c., ...._ ... ,..,. Mlltt ._.. ,.._. •c"•M t.t .,_. ,...,,. "' ............................... w..M l I family room with wet :''.. ·.·.· .. l'!!f¥.~- bar. custom lighting,1-------• 1t~-..<~~--~~~~--.. 523 CAMPll5l>a~lllVlllE built·in speakers. How•---------i..:: -------- ,_ -8 ....... te A.ti M.. 4t7, Dtt1r ..... PO ... 1wo, c:.... Mete. c. mu. Attr. 4 BR. home on comer lot. Bay views from living rm. & u1>-5tairs bdrm. $185,000 a bout tea house +~----------------_;_----------------------------------goldfish stream! Hurry to see. S.16-2313. °""· 111.;. 11~1t1N •oe11. u • ~-1111 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR Jtl w"Y'"I' [li, ~j l:l t,I) ()!bl l IEDROOM PLUS Getter.. 'ooz•, .. , .. ,. I 002 ZOX20 IOHUS ROOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ $49.950 •HOlD IAYNOMT -4 bdrm. 2ame room. slip for so ft. boat .... sno,ooo. ZCM Vie Uclo Mont •••••• 0,... Set/S. 1·5 l3rlttingh1m Rutrg 333' Via Uclo, M.I. '7S.OIU f'o rm ul en tr y to dramatic living room. Open stairs to separate master suite with view of Saddlebaclc. Gourmet kit c hen. Secluded ballroom sized party room. J ust listed. Hurry. Call 963-6767. oPIN 111'1 •IIS IV'l101lf Nl(f1 tllllll FHA· VA IUYERS OHL Y $49,500 Come see lb.is newly or- G .. I 00• fered 3 bdrm, 2 ba, home •••ral IOOJ•Mr 6 on lrg corner lot, w/buge ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FR. near n ew cpts, R·Z TrffS Trees Trees separate laundry & hob· COtlOHA DEL MAit Near new 3 bedroom by rm w 11ts own ba that Walking distance to h ome in exc l u s ive could easily become a shopplng und beach. Im· 4lh bd. Nice lrg patio maculate 2 bedroom private community with area.545-9491 home on H·2 lol. Better pool, clubhouse. security )?a t e and tree lin ed than new with copper streets. 2 Spacious baths. plum.bing....Co1)1..firepia c us Tom lfi'!'c and nice garden. $87,500 drapes. Formal dlmn11 __ _!!~~~~~-1 6~·~·.11,IVHI081"10Ct•• and patio kitchen. Fulll-[ . I price only $69.500. Ca ll .~ll~AiHW Newportoffice,S40-1l5t ·~;:•HERITAGE ~~.~ .. HERITAGE RlALTORS A-fltAMI IYTHISU . . REALTORS rn•at OWMnhip TRIPLEX on a tree lined street with luxurious I andscaplng, this shake roofed beauty is an ideal owner oc· cupied home pl14s In· come . Located near stores. transport1tlon and golf course In Costa ~ Walkr.r & lee Real f state l Feast your eyes on this exquisite s plit level a· frame by the se.a. Wife. sa\'tr kitchen wllb lots of penlr)' space. Charming balcony ove.rlooks coi.y fif'e1)1ace built for two. Decorated in cool whites and u h with large cathedral ceilings. Glass doors open to private garden. Eltttric garage Mesa. Call for an ap· j-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij pointment now. . PltlSTl(ilOUS WATERFRONT CON· DO. Finest quality,&: up· grading. Wall coverings. drapes & carpeting. 3 Bedrms. 2 \.2 baths. fireplace. slip that will take a 40' boat. Shows like a model. see to ap· predate . $13S,OOO. Call 644-7270 1 door opener . Separate racililles for clubhouse. ...•. P .S .: WE ALSO HAVE TWO BRANO NEW TOWN HOUSE TRIPLEXES UNDER CONSTRUCTION. 1 tennis courts. sand vo_ lleyball, 2 pools, & I&, ,Quail ~ jacuul Only l~<z blocks Pklal rrom Newport Buch I Pl ap•rli•a · Only $8,500 down. Call 7S2·1~0 ftO'I'! M.2·2$3.• . .__.. _ _ t•OO OUAtLSl. NlWf'Oll IUC.M Ol'tNlll'1••'ill./l'f1ul(N I• J~INM li?i:·;::t·:~~:.~~:~1 601 Lido is California's premier condominium reeidenoo. It is also, quite likely, the last of ,its kind. Dominating Newport Beach from · RREiVi.. ·JER the.waters''ed~e at Lido Isle, this l~tion . · . and the sweepmg bar.bor and ocean VJews 1t . · : • :· . o!trs may, with the passage of time, .., • • &...,... • I • ~... . . . , . ·. , ~~e '?nee fl68. . " ,.COND@~IN:ILJM· ~::·3-:!.T:.~.~:1; .. surveillance system, a caµ button in each residence, a 24-hour fleCUrity guard .and a resident manager. There is. of oourse, a heated swimnling pool and whirlpool. A palatial residen~· salon furnished in Louis Quinie looks out over the pri~ate boat slips and acl'068 the harb6r. Each residence offers a step·down living room with a wet bar and a private balcony. Each master suite, a private dressinJ area, oversize master bath and built-in sauna. The detailing is pains~aking; the appointme)lts faultl~. 601 Lido repr~nts not only a residence of ., exquisite quality, but an opportunity that may-neVel'-again-be-duplicated. Jfjiotd1ave·-----•• ever considered owner.;hip of a fine condo· -----------, I Mr. Ron R~I. AOI Lido Park Orh·ci, I New~rt S.ch, Calif, 92660 I ( 714) 675-6101 I Pleue tend me more Information about a I lu.xurv condominium at 601 Lido. I Na~ I I AddreN I I City State Zip__ I Pbo • ~ ,~ HfMlllG OMjllT\HTO \!!I' I __________ ... minium residence, investigate 601 Lido now. (j()t LIOO PARK [)RIVE Excellent 83A% financing available. (9% A.P.R.) • From tl25,000 t I I . , i'" • ' .,. DAIL V PILOT .Irvine . ·:-Company ·' " ~Honored :· :: Tbe Irvine Company :•as honored trith a Pro- , ;:iect Independence aral ESlAJE ·~ward for its outltand· au :jng contrlbutloo to :~o conaervatioo ln : the Newport·Irvlne Com· ~unity at ceremonies re. Broad.moor cenUy. : Project Independence H s· ~S an ~nergy COD • omes ign . 1ervat1on program laeaded by the Newport D • Center Association and es1aner tbe Greater Irvine -e- Jnduatrial League. ; Tbe Irvine Company waa commended for in· 'talllng a swimming pool Solar beating system at jbeir Turtle Rock Vista JJ>arlment complex. The design firm of Ron SaSBe and Associates, headquartered in Irvine, has been r etained by Broadmoor Homes to creat.e a sales informa- tion 'center for Broad· moor Sea View, a neighborhood of single HIU81D£ VIEW OF TYPICAL HOME AT MONARCH SUMMIT IN LAGUNA NIGUEL : Accepting the a~ard {or the Irvin e ; Company were Bill Watt, Vice President, ?dulti·Family Division, and John Hibble, manager of the apart· blents. According to W au, the 1ystem will pay for itsell in gas savings in 2~ to 3"'2 years, depending_on las rate increases. "Based on o ur calculations, the solar '__m;jem shQ.Yl(Lslll>.PlY 80 percent or the pool's yearly heating needs - • percent-60 percent in tbe winter and 80 per· cent·lOO percent in the aunmer," he said. The !YStem is supplemented ~ a gas powered beat· ~gsystem·. ' .. ... Summit Offers Privacy family homes currenUy Private community recreation under construction on a at Monarch Summit in Laguna N~wport Beach hillside Niguel and an ideal location with an ocean view. within minutes of beaches and Broadmoor will build Dana Point Yacht Harbor are br- 167 homes on the SO-acre inging enthus iastic buyer site, ranging from 1. 787 responses at the new adult de· to 2,540 square feet. The velopment by Lan Ron En- grand opening is ten· terprises, Inc. tatlvely scheduled for "Our 6,000-square-foot private October . . recreation center will be com· A~chltects Moi;-ns-i>leted soon," states-Ron Lane, Lohrb~ch and Associates president of the development of Irvine produ~ed the fmn, "and will include a swim· plans .. Lois Harding ~ ming pool, jacuzzi, lounge with ~iat4'., of <?range-':"ill-meprac , pool ana rm-age rooms provide interior design and fully equipped party for the model home~. kitchen.'• Broadmoor Sea View . . is one of three new re-The 1~mediate area also offei:s sldential neighborhoods many fme golf co~, te~s to be opened by Broad· courts. parks and miles of baey- m o or i n so u the r n ~le a.nd hiking trails for th.e en· California during the Joyment of outdoor enthusiasts, second half of 1976. Lane said. ONE·STOllY townhomes "that live like single family re· sidences ·' are priced from $163,900 to $74,500 at the exclusive development. Designed by Richard L. Martin of Los Angeles, the new Monarch Summit 11 homes feature t\"o bedrooms and an optional deo or third bedroom, with two full baths and a long list of custom- quality-appointments. Dramatic exteriors feature private entrance courtyarm, tile roofs and attached two-car g11T1g-e: uira~cwstlcatty engineered, fully insulated com- QlOO walls and ceilings are de-signed ,for maximum sound isolation. INTERIOllS BA VE large din- ing rooms, lavish master suites and deluxe, fully built-in kitc)lens ·with luminous ceilings, breakfast San Diego Freeway to Pacific Coast Htgh111ay ~ turnoff'" CapJstrano. Go west on Coas.l Hlgh..11ay to Golden Lantern. Right one mite to Acapulco then left to sales office. -' ,,biles ' \ areas and pantries. There are handsome brick fireplaces witb gas loglighters, sliding glass· doors and windows of tinted ,br•nze, Corian pullmans, cefamic tiling, quality carpeting throughout and inside laundry areas. Furnished model homes are open daily at Monarch Summit 11 from 10 a.m. tlJ s p.m. and-the sales office is located at 22956 Solera Drive in Laguna Niguel. Tbe townhome community -mayl)e eas1fy reaCbedby taking the San Diego Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway, then west to Pacific Island Drive. Turn north, up the hill, and follow the "sea gull" signs to the new homes. located atop one of South Orange County's highest and most scenic coastal elevations. • I l t f')R() ARr A "'" M 'A'-CAf'1<. tl\A:-0 t NOftlll I 'UL~, ltOUTON, IUltNS&MC:ICITTltlC:IC 1,: O.lfl<I G ... ,_.,, •MIMM....,.11¥4., .......... IMdo,CA.-tl ... ~etuw ca11.1u--51I1 • Put a tew word• to work for ou. PvblltM<I Of-eo.st Ololly "'°'· Sepe. 12, It, 1', -Oct.J, 191• .,..,,. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 40,092 so. n. NEW BUILDING PLUS BAIL SEBV1CE, DOCK·BIGB LOADIXG, EXPANSION LAND, PROTECTED ENVIBODIENT, EASY FREEWAY ACCESS a MORE. Fo< information on this or other building alternatives. call your broker or Craig Lyon, Manager of Sales & Leasing, at {2 13) 628·4204, (714) 833·1010. AVAii.ABLE NOW AT :w~,AL COMPLEX SELLING YOUR OWN HOME COULD BRING YOU . FACE TO FACE WITH ra REALTOI?• MURPHY'S LAW Can you: • locate qUt1l1fled prospecrs? • recognlzo simplo lmprovomenrs that could increase your chnnces for o fa&t sale? • understand tho local housing market and sol a reasonable price? • utlllzo tho subtleties or a salesmanshfp that expedilo a favorable decision? If you're not sure you know the best way to handle these and other details involved in selling your homo, walch out for Murphy's Law! Borror yet, consult a REALTOR". REALTORS" are real estate proless10'1als who can slm· pllly the sale of real esrare and ellm•nata many problems you might not an11c1pa1e. You've invested a lot of 11mo ano money in your home. When it's time to sell, don't ler Murphy's Law deprive you of a fair return. See a REALTOR• tor expert advice and protection from unforeseen problems. BUMTIJtG'ION BEACH -FOUNTAIN VALLEY' BOARD OF REAL'IORS 17931 Beach Boulevard Suite J Hunti~gton Beach, CA 92847 147-6093 . 1 Moderate Growth Due ~ Realtors Report Favorable Conditiom Likely I WASIJIHGTON A OTHE& DAT A contained in the report: -THE PaJCE OF an exlsllna home wUI continue lo lncreue, but at a 1lower pace lb.an durinc the pail two yean. The inl'r~ase should llveragc bet'4CeJ\ even and elcl\t percent. Dy contras\. the prtce of a new home has aone up 22 percent during the past.12 months, largely because homes being built are largt>r and fancier than betore. The acclaimed de· sire for the bu.sic "no frills" home has not yet materialized. moderation in tbe arowth "'the economy. favorable ror the real tfta~ industry, ls reported by the National Association of Realtors. ln the association's monthly housing status report, Kenneth J. Kerin. director of economics and research, said, ''If we learned one thing in the past few years, It Is that an overheated ~onomy wtth rapidly rlalnc prt-ces Ls hous- ing's worst enemy." With a current unsettling S per· cent lnOatlon r ate In today's slower paced ec:ooomlc crowtb. tbe report says, a torrid rate or ec:ooomlc expansion could easily push the inflation rate to 10 per- cent or possibly higher. -The December, 1975, forec:ut of 1.S mUUon howslni starts for 1976 remains a sohd bet. Sorne modest lmpro"ements are expected in 1977. -Home mortaage rnterest ratta, currenUy at 9.0 percent, will probably edge upward to the 9.25 to 9.50 range belore leveling oU early next year. No decrease geem.a likely until WlaUon can be brou1bt under control. -Sin1le-famlly home resales will continue to be t.be most via- ble section of the real estate market well into 1977 . Sales PoS1lbly will exceed the r~rd figures achteved lbia year. Hunti~on View. Tract Selling Fast The Bren Company 1s dusting orr the sold out sign al its popular Huntington Vi ew Homes com- munity In Huntington Beach, with only five homes left to sell. Huntington View Homes arc priced from $81.990 to $101.000, and feature three two story floor plans with '1-om 2.010 to 2.610 square feet or living space. "OUR SALES velocity at Hunt- ington View has been exceptioual since the project opened in 1973, , and we expect these last five homes to sell as rapidly as the first 236 did," said Qw-les Bren, director or market.Ing for the Bren C~mpany, the new home community's developer. "Construction on the homes in the final unit Is nearly complet- ed. and will be a vailable for oc- cupancy in September, in lime for the fall school term_ "WITH NEW housing in this area extremely limited. we ex- pect to post the 'sold out' sign at Huntington View in the next few days." Huntington View model homes are located at 19652 Sacramento Lane in Huntington ~ach. and are open daily from 10:00 a.m. to dusk. The model homes can be re- ached from the San Diego Freeway by proceeding west on Beach Boulevard to Yorktown Lane. Tum left on Yorktown to Newland A venue, and right to Sacramento Lane and the model home complex. -The in ability to obtain the substantial rent Increases re· quired to cover maintenance and operating costs or rental proper- ty apeUs trouble for the rental market, and vacancy rat es, already below six percent, ap- pear to be beaded toward a four percent level. Until rental adjust· ments produce a m o re satisfactory yield, investment m rental housing will remain unat· tractive to builders and in- vestors. DES PITE WHAT Kenn secs as a temporary decline in the flow of savings into savings and loan associations -the principal source of mortgage credit -the S&Ls remain healthy. Home lending by Insured S&Ls reached S8.2 billion in June, a new record for that month, and a full 40 per- cent over the total for June, 1975. "After 18 months of recovery there are still some soft spots in the real estate economy," Kerin said. "Generally, however, most sectors bave e .. joyed considera· ble Improvement, and further gains should be recorded th.rough the remainder of 1976. and into earlylm." ~ICHOLAS , .•• HOl'FMA~ In the DAILY PILOT '~Ne~r again'' •alue at the Wilderness. Never again such honest value in the delightful location of Orange Park Acres. A private , equestrian community of quiet cul-de-sac streets, acres of landscaped open area and the luxury of peaceful. rustic seclusion. The homes are thoughtfully arranged and situated side-by-side to provide maxltnum land utili~ tion for every resident. The living here Is easy because skilled pro- fessionals tend to maintenance and there are superb amenities including covered stables, fenced riding ring , bridle trails, and even RV storage, to name but a few . There is an astounding rate of appreciation in this area of Orange County. Comparable communities in the surrounding area are already averaging $90,000 to $100,000 per home. Come today and see The Wilderness ... a never agFlln value and th e Investment of a lifetime. Three and /our bedroom homes from $67,950 !.-. ----. .... ---_ ... ___ ,. , .... A Special Place By Pacesetter 1629 N. Dressage St, Orange Parle Acres, Call/omla • (714) 538-3515 .. .. &mday. September 12. 1978 DAILY PILOT aj f "20%* more' house" makes the drive to San Clemente worth it! With the cost of homebuying rising daily, here is your opportunity to get a new, ocean- view townhome for nearly 20°/o less than it would cost in the middle of Orange County. Great ~"'!'\ Design! Value! " Great Views! The·-wlll Cllrtillnly bmln... •Nllhtt ~ \\11h lhe ...,,.,.,,. IJlno ~nl t..t ... ,,. •M""" do!f Witlul mrrn..,..uy Ql S. n I l<-!no.1v~ ~It m ,_...., ''""' Clll' t .. )nurt -put• J'I I\,,,,. ""'~lhacClllloKtt... .. ......... ,,.. , ...... ,...11o ..... .iim, muclnaloe , • .,.1 • ~'"' lw>lf' ro1dl n I ••I ~~1 ......... Financing! ,,,.,. i..,,.o.i nnann,. now •vail.Ue on thee .........., fluuno to l"'l'nre .. i...n \<IOI _,I !he madd"-OaAN ltills Pr1c;ed from $44,950 .,, $60,950 HITPAYDIRT At our sneak preview sale special prices Lay the cornerstone for years of happy famDy memories In a PARK MESA HOME. The kind of desirably-located slngle- f amlly detached home you thought would be priced out-of reach. Not so If you take prompt advantage of our mid- construction sale! Two or three bedr~• Two baths Family room Atrium in most plans Cathedral ceilings with rough sawn beams \\bod shake roofs~ Double car garage Backyard fencing \)) Sprinklers and lawn In front yard Ceramic Tile Entries QUALITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES FROM $57,500 N I v 3101 Manlstree Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 (714) 549-5225 IN OCEAN·CLOSE COSTA MESA . . . . ~H ·: . '• .. .. . . .. . __ r_ ~ sears . ' Children'· i~htwear .... ",..I., .. 1•,;, ... 719 AVE 20o/~ 4 : h i Id r.-. n • .. Cotton or Poh t'"'l••r a nd (:ouon Ut~nim St•I"" H•·a11l1tr I 0.911 ... 22.99 8 79 to :· " H1•1,mlar Pri1·P of : <'" •\II liuc k-To-~<·hool ~-. ,,. ""'', , ... , ... -r<\: ' DrP~Sf'il Sizt>8 4-1 I-in Stor l.. I 1'' u' " • /I "II '· AJIE S4! • D1}!11JI 1\l.1rm Cl11d. 997 ICt>1111lar I :L 91> SAi 1:: $.5 ! D1i:n.1I Al.1rm ( l11d .. n .. icula r s "·· 99 1197 15 .9 t :u. Ft. l pr·i~ht Frt•1·1.1•r ............... 8229 l'ri1·1• ~,AIH PRU:E $338 Outdoor Li,:hlin~ Kit 6497 I ..... '\-oha•r SAVE 8 2 Sq. 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[1~IJl'"~SA~V:E::2:6:%~/y-~ s l x~izellrlt'f5. 2 pkl(it for 16 Hc•icu lu 1· 8 12.Y'I "X ')'> Youth' '-h•)\.., 991 Pr. ~lutt·hinat l'i••rt•l' Men's Long Sleeve Dre s Shirts R .. 1eula r 8 4 .99 t'll('h 3ror sn Lon.i.: Sleeve F.11ll.)' Dre~' ~hires . . . . . :J for S 11 SAVE s320 4 Pi.-cr "01•en llcurth ll J " Bedroom Set U.-gulor J.01 9.80 q l'>'I\ (., mm..,.tl I 29.8M Inc-hut .... : rraplc-Drl''.,. l'r U.ue. Mirror. l ull/ Queen 5t2l" Hc.iJboJrJ. Foo1board and Che~•. '!''I 11~ f..oni.: ~"" I It ,,fho1Jr.t .. I 79.88 #111l<ill ' AM/FM Stt>ro J•hono ~, ,..l<·m Ut•c;ular 8999 8109.9:> 1~ ......... ···-.... ., I• It a t t A ft \\ .11 ...... ti ..................... .l14141 I'."· l ft• ........... " t 'I I'• II rt 1hhlr•t•"• .... tt :rn.f;a1. f;u,. !'\n1ler .. 48 .. Wate r H e ate r :o-.. ur" l.o .. l'rir .. 9991 111 ..... , •• 1 ... II •'I 10•1.<#i ;;o.c.,.1. .1, .. II •)'I I l'J.97 ~iliil~nl SA l'F. S In ltnc J•terun· tulw J f; SAVE '5.01! 5 Gal. Fruit Trees s .. ar~ to.. 797 l'nf"\' Appl<', rlum, pe.i~h. nt'u1rme. f'l'.;tCh, .iprtll)I and Rt>irulur Prlrf' CUT s501 Kenmore SAVE '24! Men's Trio Suits Re11ular 199 Thi .. hf'Mlt """ l•f' in&l•ll"d in f'M•f' 119708 rtt,_. ahn"n· with 12 Stitches "• .. 8175 A11,.orlmPnt of Hand Tools ICr.ulur 299 s:J.;,9 '" 8 1.19 ··ao:h ~f'Rl'I' l,o"' l'rif•f' ISearsl A• ALL STORES OPEN 10 o .m to 9 p.m. Mo nday thru Fr it!CJy • Sat•_. rdoy 9 :30 o.m . to 9 p .m. •Sunday 12 noon tn ') pm. ThP ~e ,10 1.~~ open SAT ttl f, pm •Al HAMkRA < ARC.Oi.J < OM~'TON COVINA, H MONTE GLENDALE LONG BlACH and SANTA MONILH SI.US. "OUUCK AND CO. I·----·-• , l . -.:r•; -r -• 8IC&8l6 DAllY!! IAYNOMT, OPIN HOUSI VersaUllty. 1bls can be a fantastic bachelor pad wtlh attached rental unit, OR a family home OR a home with m aid ' quarters; incl. dock fOf' 3S It. boat. Under rnarket at $260.000. 125 No. Bayf ront, Ba lboa Jsland. ()pen Sat. & SW\ l·S P.M. Rai.n or shine ! Located In Mendel Mar . 11 a super 1pech1J home. 2300 Sq.ft. ol ramily hv· toe. • Bedroom + aueat or in-law ruideaee (Wl· der separate roof). s parklln c swlmmin pool ia an ad~ bonus Owner leHU\I state . OCIAMNOMT, OPIN HOUSI 680Z W. Oce anfront, open Sat. & Sun. 1-S. A c ha rm in g b each h ome in s upe r cooditioo , located on a dup~ex i oned lot. Priced at $192,500. Over $10,000 rental incom e yearly. Room to add another unit. IADllOMTS-A PAIR A wee. small 3800 sq. ft. 4 bdrm .. 2-story home at $385,000 and a larger 8200 sq. ft. home on 3 lots. with Jots or bdrms. & boat parking + a Rothschild wine cellar. for $895.000 e.all to see now. &~ Lake F orest •·Forest S h adow s''. 700 Model, prime cul-de· sac lot. Living rm, Cami· ly rm, 4 llcdrrns, 3 ba. Frplc in Wlastcr swte. Rudy end Oct. -'lalce de- col'ator seJections. By owner. $107,900. 49S..5611 or 831 ·25SS. NIWUSTIHG EXPANDED HAllOIVllW HOME Three bedroom. large panelled ramily room. Tastefully d ecorated throuchout with many u p grades . Lus h la n d sca ping, maoy mature tr~. Secluded location. An excellent value. $125,000 Fee. Call 61.MMO. OK"' r11'." s llJN ro8f "'"'' • ~·--' THE REAL £5".'A_!ER~ GIT OUT OF THI UIN IN A DUPllX or. how to m a ke money on leverage while som eone e lse pays the rent. 3 Nice Cor o n a d e l M a r d uplexes, n ow a vailable at $109.500. $129.500 & $144,500. The Jast one is a gorgeous, almost completed. new 3 & 2 bdrm. that anyone would be pleased to live in ... llYN Tai.ACE Be the first to have a chance a t this 3 bdrm., 3 bath custom home at $103.500. Large mstr. bdrm. s uite with fr pl.c. Lease or buy the land, however you choose. A COMMBCIAL INVISTMIMT 6 Unit shopping center incl. drug ·s to re , cleaners, beauty shop, record shop, de licatessen & tavern . Priced at $170,000. Scheduled gross incom e over $24,000. Com e see! 67]..4400 DMsiollofHm1Mll'ln...._tCo. G1Mr .. 10021G1~r .. 1002 --------............................................. . Bllllllsland ~ Exclusive S.awing ~ OPEHHOUSE Mon/'l'ws Only 1·30·6 211-2111/J A.-te _ - Cha rm1n1 d uplex near OCIAM"S ff~ MOODS N. Bay. 3 Bedroom cot· For you to e njoy Crom most rooms in tage has lovely living th1·s spectac ula r s plit-level custom jlti!ll w /!ir('pluce + 2 br upstairs apt O\'er dblc home . Front row VIEW! Your secret gar, work bench and ex· s tairway t o Big Corona b e a c h . tra atora.:e. Duplex ruuy Fire place divides lge master s uite with ~';;: c~mpl redec. f'or 2 dress ing rm s. Open beamed ceilings • qeCJlqt~6. ~,Rll.!l! enhan ce this comfortable lifestyle. ' ~ -Corona de l Ma r . By appt. $345,000 . nt1 "ILUFfS" SPICW.-$91,500 IUMGSIU! 41e*°°"tl + 21/J ..... Newly listed T iburon townJv>me 1n Fountain Valley. Over 1800 sq. fl. Step Into lush laving room .• family room and dining area. Bright c heery wlre -sa\'Cr kitchen. Vt'rsatale floor plan. Lots or rich wood, waJlpaper and custom dra pes . Hur ry ! This won 't last ! At only $62.000. 842·2535. Ol'fl'f 1119• f' S IV'/ (Jtf;., f' (WINI Perfe ction t hruout this s pacious 3 bedroom 2 '1'.a bath end unit. Huge living rm. music a r ea. conversation area & formal dining rm. J ust like a model & priced below the m arket. 520CANCHA SAT/SUN 1-5:30 3 llDIOOMS-flOOC.--$49,500 Buy this one today "as is" before present owner redecor ates etc. a nd incre ases the price. Beautiful Anthony Kidney-s h aped pool (comple~ely fenced}. covered patio. A real buy! 2159STAT EAVE.,C.M. Call to see. 2111 s-,,...... Hiiis ltoed MIWPOIT CIMT'a. M.L 644-4' I 0 .... ,.. I ootG ... r.. I I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!£'i:~~' rtewl"'rf',, ~Ji -Wit 2 ~ UllJts-wlth -FtlST~ ::;acrl:t~s ,~:::es3 ~~ Only one of il'i klnd -here's a fabulous quiet cul·dc·sac. Wood hom e a nd .location that can 'l be attlnale root. Beautiful matched, do n't miss this opportunity. condition. Onty $71.SOO It's a Lus k exclusive. S pacious ruu price. Call 540-USl be drooms. ope n beam c · ing and tNewport Offlce> paneled rami~y room. ~ads r gl~ss ~~--HERITAGE . • REALTC•RS --;t:TY \i.wa ...... . ......... c ..... 1 17141 141-1446 -- VA NO DOWN lot ......... 4 Bdnn. CoHeice Pk tltO Mt. M.........,,. F.V. 4 Br. like MW Call :.· Ko)" Qro lty H·1H·H'146 ---· - lepl One Level' 5 Bedrlems! 'T1'e home that xou have been looklng for ln space. ~ bedrms. 2•11 baths. lge Ii" r m. formal dine. k itc h en . f a m ily . sep.laundry room orr kitchen. Easy upkeep house and yard. 1S22 Pegasus. orr Bristol & Santa An•. Open Sat/Sun l·.S 411lll". llllU tilt' .:: ove rlooking hills, dramatic e ry wtth inner court. Bui lder lives h e. Ma ny profession al upgrades. Est e size lot with privacy. Park like o ds. ocean view. Call for a personal r. Offer ed at $175.000. 2 UMTS Investors we have just listed one of the cutest 2 units in Newport Beach. Fabulous location, walk to ocean a nd bay, shopping. No need to own a car here . Entry courtyard with privacy plus . A must see property. Priced at $114,500. I l S h. ~ I< I \ I I 'i I I' 1 1 • 1, \ G1Mr... I 002( GIMHI I 002 ············~·······,·~······················· Buena Vista Baytront $285,000 Unique 3-story home. 3 Bdrms. & 4 baths. Elevator : sandy beach; pier & slip. Spect acular view! LAWSON REALTY CO. •• 67MS62• * • I "-n .... W. l"-",_.S. . SUnd!y.September12. 1978 .• DAILY PILOT (f ..•.•...•.•••.......•.. ....................... . w. ._,.. IOIJ •• ,... lllJ "'-"'-W. .._..,_.W. ........... S. ~.~ ........... , ................................................................................................................... .... ., 1oe2e,.,., 1001 ..... ,.. 1001 c .. er.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• -•••-••••••-.. • •••-•••••••••• .. •••••• TRADE 10MID FOil HOllSIS Luxury Twnbmo 3 Dr 2''t Ovc-r 1; 11cr.-of prlvary Ba, •·am Rm, <kin. L I\' in Ule hlll:i or North Rm Ii Dln Rm, fanlu11l1 t' 'l\&8.Uo. 3br, 21>0, •PP1'<l' lllke 4t mountain vu, 1800 sq rt. + patio " f'llllerton. S73.~ W~ot i;crt'{!m'(! m pe>rch, frph , s Br. llOOI home Or11n1tc open b1;"1am nnhn6: HOMIS OP94 l.S 1'1111Ath:1111 &HQW .. MISA Y9IDI -Buccola i -story, 4 Bedroom, big family room, new at Sill,500. See Jackie Handleman at 1777 Oriole Drive. Ut•9UI 1M MISA,... -OH WOW! 4 Bedroom s plit level. pool, jacuzzi and water slide, gotta C it, Phil Handleman at 2702 Cardinal. UM19U1 IN IACK IAY -Contemporary with antiques, c lean, s pacious, $162,500. See Nadine Croul at 2206 W'mdward Lane. ~ .. UOADMC>Oa -Bae.ts to green belt. sides to part. 4 Bedrooms plus boys ' den, split, $149,500. See JoAnne Perkins at 2500 Wavecrest. UMl9UI '" uo~ -4 Bedroom. single story, immaculate, mini view. $152,500. See Ronnie Lundy at 2715 Waveerest, CdM. . UMqQI IM HAllGa YllW llOADMOOa -2 story. big 4 Bedroom. great family home. $164,900. See Kay Glava.s at 1221 Starboa rd. (Jlurry) - UMl9UE IN llCi CANYON -Spacious 3 Bedroom. Regency. fairway location, vacant, $255,000. See Ver gilene Hull at 81 Royal St. George. Utaqul IM 116 CANYON -Dramatic 3 B e droo m townbome for lease. $1250/Month, see t2 Rue Fontainbleau. UMlquE IM HADOlt YllW HOt llS - Available for Lease only, ~5/mo., 3 Bedroom. clea n. sunny and vaca nt. See Sharon S m ith at 1706 P ort Margate . U~ltJU~ t1()M~S REALTORS• THE NICEST PEOPLI; SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MA .. , m'4000 MESA VERDE, 548-5tl0 • CALL US P.t" B(U'~tt R-alt, pH6t1nf6 CHDIY Till WI ..wLY ,..stm -Back Bay a rea wtth room tor a pool. 3 Bedrooms, dining room, den and famllY room. Master bedrm bas fireplace and view comer $127 ,500 .. JJ7 ClletTJ TNe &.-. M.I. W S.. 1·5 Wt•••••W..S-. ..... &ZW) BAYCIEST BEAm Ol9 OF THI llST of Ivan WeUs. Spacious and well planned with 4 bedrooms. formal dining room, huge family room with f areplace and lovely landscaping. Located on quiet street in this excellent ne ighborhood. Sl59.500. ACIE AMI A HALF IM MIWPORT llACH -old California Rancho in exquisite condition. Like a fine jewel in grand setting. Stables a nd corrals , t erraced swimming pool. Room to add tennis court or extra garages for car buffs . 5250,000. 642~5200. 675-4060 •.. ., .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $315 000 Magnificent view o'Harbor, Catalina & Palos Ve rdes . Best in CdM/NB area. Profess ion a lly d ecora t e d & landscaped. Stunning, one of a kind. fa mily & entertainment home on quiet street -no thru traffic. 4500 sq. ft.. 6 bdrm, pool, jacuzzi. formal dining room , 3 fireplaces. Agt. 551-2714 or 752-6521 I I li1Mr.. 1002C11•r.. 1002 5-•r.. IOOZ Ge•r.. 1002 ............................................................................................ ~COATS & WALLACE 'C::rJJ REAL ESTATE. INC. .l LOCA!n O~NI O LOM ~·~!jv fi'11 '°1 L THE SOUIH (OAS! ~Ht.~ .111 I : "' MESA VBtDE 2600 Sq.ft. SI 02,500 Spaciou s e l egance· from the attractive entry to the virtual "back yard nurse ry" with h,a.,h greens and a bunda nt co l o r of blooms everywhere. 4 Bedrooms, s pacious master bedroom s uite, 3 baths, large family room with fireplace and wet bar, formal dining, breakfast nook in kitchen . 3 Car garage. Absolutely best va lue .in this category home fn Mesa Verde! Call 546·4141 YOUR DREAM HOME 36' PIER Yes, your dreams will come true whe n y o u s ee this p e rfec t entertainme nt "Condo" home. It's iQ.L e v eryth ing. 3 Be drooms, sumptuous m aster bedroom has balco n y wi th v ie w o f lus h landscapin g. 36' Pier with E .Z. access to open water. Outdoor entertainment center. Luxury at its finest !! $105,SOO. Call 546-4141 AN ADVENTURE in h·a ppy family Jiving a91aits you in this 4 bedroom Green Valley home. Large family room with wet bar. large private yard + 21 a cre community pa rk with 3 pools . Short walk to Cox Ele m . School. $72,500. Call now, 962·4454. SWIMMERS and YOUNG LOVERS wiU delight In this beautifully d ecorated 3 bedroom home with large pool in private yard. Convenient Westside location. NEW LlSTING. Call 982·4'54 II& CANYON CUSTOM Spectacular 4840 sq.ft. 4 bedroom home in final stages ol constructioa. Family room and librar1 overl()C)king gorgeous pool area and golf course. 2 Story living room Yfitb massive fireplace and view loft. 1385.000. Open House Sun l ·S; 17 Royal St. George, N.B. 640-6161 WALK TO IAY/IEACH Truly outstanding home completely remodeled by owner /contractor. Unobstructed 360 degree view from private sundeck . One block to ocean or bay. Too many upgrades to mention . $128,SOO. Open House Sunday 1-5 ; 204·40lh St .. N.B. Call 640=6161 Ott1r "'I<'< olrd ., C<• l:i M,.•,(l ~b·hnqh..,. Br QC!. "4r -p<w' lfr O< r'I ~~ --------• cae: IDllB ILlllS aa OVER 5<1 YEARS OF SERVICE ·~ SUNDAY 1·5 2612 VISTA DB. OIO Lovely 2 Story "Bluffs" Condominium. 3 Bedrooms. 2'1'.l Ba, Den -Dining Room. Patio. Near Schools & Shops. $73,500 #J uteA ISU-IAYRtONT Custom Built by Rouloo Hodges 2 Sty Spanis-h eontemponry s Bedrooms, Family Rm, Wet Bar , 3 Fireplaces, Terrace Deck. F irepit f.275,000 New Pier & Slip. 20S YIA LIDO SOUD -IA YPIOMT Fabulous N e w Lis ting on the Water in an Executive Area of Prestigious Homes. Pier & Slip for Lge Yacht. 4 Br, 4 Ba, Oen, 2 Fireplaces, Wet Bar. 3 Car Gcrrage. $210,000 711 UDO PAU DI ICHl-UYFIOMT Lovely Apartment with View ! 55 Ft Balcony Overlooking Bay. Senior Adults Only. 3 Br 2 Ba, Fireplace. Boat Slip Available . Low Cost Mainten a n ce $125,000 Spec i a l Financing. e IY APPOIHTMENr LleA ISLE IATNOMT SZ'7,500 Spectacular 2 Story Custom Built by Don Koll S Bedfooms, Den, Wet Bar, 3 Fire places. Tile F1oor Entry & Dining Room . Luxurious Wood Paneling, Pier /Slip for Ll(e Yacht. VIA UOO MORD -IA YfllONT Out.standing 2 Story FamJly Home withs.Bedrooms. Great Bay View. Pier & Slip tor Large Yacht. Terrace Deck. Many Xtras $.118,000 .. urrs• LIASl-WAta YllW J'rant Row Tri·Level Condo with 2 Bedrooms, F amlly Room. All Electric Kitchen. Many Upgrades. $'195/mo ..._. ISLl-IA'IW SHl,000 Spacious 2 Story Family Home wltb 5 Bedf'OOmt , 5 Baths, Separate Dining Room. Family Room. Terrace Overloob Bay. Pier /9lip SIAWIMD C0t90 Jn a Park·Like Nei1hborhood of Well-Kept Homes. Nicely Upgraded 2 Bedrooms 2 Batbl. Extensive use ol Redwood, Mirrors & Used Brick. Reduced to $59,500 elOIM UIMS CO.. llALTOIS •• DO¥• .... 131·1• Co. und..-r Sll~.ooo. m,500.W1·3688 52t-'19&S (7141 Pnn, Only --0 a ' I JJ ' I I ----- - -r y a 1 y • o SELL Idle Item w1lb a Cl lrled Afl to buy, sell Dai\)' Pilot Ch1n lflt'd Att. or reo1.i2t0metl11ni .-;;;;;,--I 002 .--;;;;;-.. - --tool •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I lrvtne realty FIMll HOMES .. OM SJJ.500 TO SI .zoo.GOO OHM HOUSE -11 UMDA ISL.I -SUMOAY 1-5 P.M. -or -come by boat ! so· guest s lip! Span ish flav.->r ed Bayfronl w /6 bedrooms - on the lagoon! Choice location on lg. lot! Designed by Dorothy Fulmer for the Jg . family! Almost 6000 sq.ft . of livable area. (030) YllW NOM JASMIHE CUB Decorated in French blue tones. 3 bedrOQms, 2V2 baths. family room, for m a l din i n g w /nice view overlooking c a nyo n & ocea n. Located close to pool, jacuzzi, tennis & clubhouse. 24-hr. security gua rd. Gisela La mson 644-6200. (031) MO "HO.HUM .. Ol'POl.TUMITY! Really s uper duplex! l 1h blocks to beach ! Great potential for weekly -rentalduringseasoo -a.goodbuy at $130,000 Ce e la nd . Bob O wens 642-8235. (0 32 ) LtHDA ISLE IAYROMT Beautiful l agoon location - extra-wide lot & slip for two 65' boats . Custom 5 bedroom. family room home w /study & dr a m atic 2-s tory din in g room . Avail. immediately Cor purchase or lease w /option. Offered at $550,000 including land. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (033 ) A •ma TOMOlllOW Beautifully constr ucted. finest qua lity b ayfr ont properties a r e becom ing scarce! We are offering th e ul ti m a t e in des ig n , c r a fts m an s h i p & view! Classi c Me dite rra nean ho m e w /finest woods, exten s ive glass & imported tiles. 5000 sq.ft. & room for 60' boat. Featured in Architectural Digest. Beverly ~orpby 642-8235. (034 > NIAi llACH & TINMIS! This cha rming home is on a 56' lot w /"South •P atio." Great for entertaining ! 3 bedrooms -2 baths -Jg. famHy room -2 fireplaces - e atin g are a in k i t c h e n & street -to-strada location. $156,500. Mary Lou Marion 642-8235. (0 35) FOITHIMOST DISCllMIMAT'lt«i IUYB Spyglass Hill -at its FINEST ! Spectacular view -a m e nities galore -4 bedrooms -for mal dining -fa mily room -breakfast room -wet bar -21h baths. Too good lo last! Sandie Fix 644-6200. (0 36) SUl'H VALUE 4 bedroom . fa mily room. forma l d ining a rea h om e built ar ound charmin g courtyard. The perfect family home on completely fenced larger lot. JUST ~.500. Larry Dyer 00·11235~ CD37 > IMMACULATE! Custom-built Baycrest 3 bedroom w /Cami ly room , forma l dining, paneled den w /wet bar, 2 fireplaces, study, lg. master bedroom & very private p atio. $99,500. Vi c Jashinski 642-8235. (0 38 ) CHllltY HILLS -ltG CANYON Luxurious hom e very s pacious w/ccdar hi-beam ceilings & r ustom crafts m ans hip thruout Used brick fireplaces . Beautiful view off airway & lake Air conditioned. 4 bt.><lrooms +family room. llhrary & room for pool. Over 5200 sq.ft. SJ6S.OOO. Lynne Rothc ll 642-8235. COJ!')) ' PUT OH YOUI GLAHHI $32,500 in Newport Beach 2 bedroom s. 2 baths very exclusive a dult village. Real fireplace, priv. beach, pool, jacuzzi & clubhouse. Superb weekender or d aily li ving. 1h ·bomo. 'h·m obilc . Lois Miller 642·8235. (040) JUST THI LOT FOi YOUaDRIAM~ Big Canyon gem w /spectac ular VIEW! We ll worth $159,750. Bob Owens 642-8235. (00) NOIAIL Y TCMllt WT OPPORTUMTY.FOI A IA TFIOMf LOT PROMONTORY BAY! Harbor Island Dr. 2 of tbe most desirable lots -top location on the lagoon - pier & slip pri v. From $167 .500. Jane Frazee 642-8235. (042) MZ·IUS 644 .. 200 to1 Dower Ori"-HarbOr View Center ,,,,,,. at camJIUS Vat~y c.enr.r 752·1414 • l a ' I I ·! I i i ·The Week's Market Highlights NASD Quotations on Mutual Funds This Week NY, AMEX, OTC Ups and Downs Paper Dela gs Welds Nothing's wrong with the welds protes t some of the welders on Ute trans -Alaska p i peline . "The trouble's with all the paperwork and dumb ibspectors Alyeska's .ot.," said one. Each weld requires 11 pieces of paperwork, and unless those are completed, theweldis CCJDlidereddef ect.ive. • COl"HIMT• •rAUOQATION ... Weekly 8ale1 11118-~--··--NYSllkh ..... ,,.., ..... . frtY .... , ......... 0 .... ~ =:=::::::-.; . .......... ~ .......... . o. .. ~ .... sa.eka .... ~ t'A + I )\-\ •I)." ' ... ·~ ... t• • Ill. OOWll• I G\.llf'~ WI ~t!1. ~;,. oift'jo 0 > ~ ttl 1 1• -•·•• Ott .IOO ~ ~~;r,: 1.~: :::~ g:: Hi s Vtl•ltTr W\ \" -1·1' Oii Jl-J & (IMlfWt A »i -14) Off tU , Attllldol w1 11·1' 416 OH tu • "*• -~ ->-•• Off !O 0 ......... , .... -···· ~ no 10 -Pr9t H\ -" I t.7 11 ""' '1ttCllr ,.... -'• f .., II Gtl\ llt<r "• I.. OU It 1 1J ~II I"" 1'1 -Ill Olf ••I 14 Hyeet Ill( >'> -It Off U.> 1S ..... l"9 f\• -· .. 011 15 0 .. ~., .,_ .... 0<1 1') 11 GIT I"° 11> • ~. Oii u > •t 11'1 FOtw 1•1 -l o Ott U J " 11.t!llO _. ~ -\'t g:: IU ri ~:. )~ : ~ :u tt IA( .... ,"' ~ Ott 12 0 ft ='14~fU ::: -I~ ~ :: ; ts Tt.._. WI Ilia -l\lo Olf II l Weekly Stock Spotlight A•erlea• Leaden NYSteekSales :r.·1 ... -.. .. ................ m '"! ................................ 1 , y.., ......... ' .................. . l• ~ " ... .. . .. ................ ·1· . . 1~1 O ~lf ..................... ,,. fll lo OM• . , •• , • ., .. SOuth : AttJ:acts ~Foreign Industry GOLDSBORO, N.C. (AP) -Wben Dr. • Richard Herrott decided to loot for a place to ~ build a chemical plat. the pernor of Nol'tb 1.' Carolina lent blm tbe state's ezecuti.e a,lrplue 1" to make tile IUl'Cb-1er. Wooing potential indoatr)' by eueb courtesies. not to mmtion more substantial lD· dueemeata aueb as low COit ftnaneh>g and tu abatementa. la u American a the Chamber ot Commeree, especially in ioduatrJ·poor southern .., • :itates. . But lately something new bas been happen-• ing. HUNDllED8 OF foreign manufacturers such as Dr. Herrott, a Briton. are buildln& fac-' ~ tori.es in America and are ftnding the South -or. more precisely, the »ealled "Sunbelt" stat.es atretehing acroas the naticn'a lower Uer -a favored place to build them. Rural communities that once hungered for industry are now humming with it, and loving the sound. Dr. Herrott'a company, Imperial Qemical Industries, Ltd., did build its plant in North Carolina, a $1S mlllion brick complex standing amid tobacco fields and country churches. It employs 82 people and takes on an extra 40 or so college students during the summer. Next on its expansion agenda is a $90 million pesticide plant in Bayport, Tex. · In South Carolina, Micbelin, the French tire manufacturer, built a plant in Greenville that produces aix million tires a year. It geta ita raw materiala from Michelin's rubber-mixing and l'dplant.at_nearby Andenco...wbicbJ.ILtum bas the capacity to supply three additional plants. One, in Spart.anburg, S.C., will be producing truck Ures by mid-1978. The firm also baa boucht ~ . land in Laurens County, S.C., to build a research and development center. Total investment to date: $500 million. Hergeth KG. a German textile machinery manufacturer, has a plant in South Carolina. Japan's Sony is producing electro!lic equipment Michelin tire company's test track swirls through soybean field in South Carolina. in SID Diep and is ..., to start up a plant in Alabama. TD IATBIT aoveiliDedt 11aures ahow that fondp d1rec:t iDnltmeat lotala more than '25 bOlion and reprwenta man than 18 percent ol all inffStment In manufaetarlq in the Ulltted States. In 1972, tile flpre was less than $15 bU1lon. •"Thia is a pod thing,» said Milton Berger. diredor of the Commerce Department •a omce of Foreign Investment. ··u means thousands or newjoba." · No question abwt that. Foreign compaoi"5 generally send only a few managers to the Unit· ed States. A covernment survey found that 95 percent of the Joba in fareipl companies based in America are held by Americans. Here•• wbat that can mean in one state alone, South Carolina. wblcb 10 far has had a di.a· proportionate abare olforeign money: The General Accounting Office recently calculated that forelp manufacturers have brought 19,750 direct new jobs to the state, representing 5.~ percent ol total manufacturing employment; more than 40,000 new residents, aboat $70 mlllion in new retail sales; between $122 million and $172 million ln additional personal income. "BEFOllE THIS industrial influx our people were cbroni~ally under-employed," said George Dean Johnson Jr., chairman of the South Carolina State Development Board. ''Tlllsllu-s~ootmtgralfon ana su stituted a migration into the state." The migra- tion is largely by supervisory personnel, wbo are in great demand in the small towna that the foreign companies are partial to seWing ln. Of the 62 new employea ln the new chemical plant in Goldsboro, N.C., for example, 17 have Ph.D. degrees. Even already-employed workers have benefitted from the new factories by moving to higher-paying jobs. ''They've treated us well," said Lynn Henning, a former mechanic who now works for MlcheUn. "Now I'm making 60'cents an hour more." Throughout the Deep South, per capita In· come has risen from 6.1 percent of the nat.ional average in 1959 to 83 percent today. In Dixie's on: aoin& resurgence, foreiin ca#tal aurelf bu played ita part. Foreign executives list a vtlriety .ot reuona for morini to the United States. Some aald they almPlY want to be closer t~ the American marltet. which they believe to be the world'• most lucraU•e. Others cite economic advantaaes. In the lut. five yean, with the devaluatloa of the dollar and the rapid wace inflation abroad. the cost.a of pro- ducing in the United StaU!s have become more comparable, and in many cases cheaper, than to produce abroad. PUBLIC NO'nCE FICTITIOUS 9USINESS" NAMe STATEMINT TM follOwlnt person h cto1ng bull· _.,, DICK'S BIKE REPAIR, 3•0lsu .._St., Collll Met.a, CA '2W Rlchlrd L.. eorum. *" ~ Mtu St.. OHll Mew, CA "627 Thia buSll'IUS II COf'dvtted by ... ,,._ clvldllal. Al<Mrd L.. Boyum Tiiis ai.tement _, fllecr will> the Co<lnl1 Clerk of Orange County on Au~st u. lt76. ""'23 P.11111511ed Or91199 CHSI Deity Pilot, •1111. 2', -Sepe. s. 12, 19, 1976 •t:t.76 PUBLIC NO'nCE NOTICE TO CRIOITOltS SUPSRIOtt COUttTOf' TMI StATI OF CALlf'OttNIAPOll THE COUNTY OP: OAANOE .... ••sn Esi.teol VIVIAN FRANCES BOYD, 11hVIVIAN F. 80YD, O.tuMd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN totno cl'tdll~ of the •bove Mrne4 ~nt that"" persor1t Mvlng <l•lrnt 9!fi1N»t lhe Y id dOCedtnl are rt<1ulred to Ill• lhl'm, with lhe neGesMry vouc:lltn, tn lne office ot Ille clerk ol the •llOw Miiii.ci coowt, or to pres.nt them, w1111 the neceu•ry vo11<hert, lo Ille un oerS1011td •t THE 01' .. ICE Oto SVENSON AND GARVI N, Al1WM't'I t i 1------------1 uw. u no Ha'fl'ts Street, v ... ~. ~lllO<'ni•. '"" wltlcll Is the p1..,. o1 ~nen of \he ul\dertlgned In a11,...1. 1----....,.,,,...,..------1 1erspertelnln9tol1Mestettotwidde<• c,.n• ""111, w11111.n tour months •ti.r the flnt PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'SIUOtt COURTOP:TMI e>Ubttc•llottol t"l'l\Otlce, STATI: 01" CAL.,OttNIA fllOtt D•ted Ses>lem!Mr 1, 1'76. TMl:CiOUNTYOf'OAANOI EDWAllDAl~GLE BOYD•llO Ne,A ... 2J R09 ERT CHARLES90YD NOT1CI: 01' H•AAINO OP: l'nfTION Co-(!r•(ulO•S-9111'9 Wlllot l'O•~AoeA'TE 'OrM~OCOGttlll'MTC 11'9 •bov@ named CIOKeellnt WILL ANO POii LETT&IU SVENSONANDOAllVIN THTAMINTAttY A-Y1 at I.aw Est•te of LIDA CREAMER PAYER. 14.SJtHe-SlrMI tho known H LIDA FL.ORENCE Vet1N..,..Cltll .. rlllat1411 CAEAMEA PAYER. tlte MAS. Tel: tlUlttJ.IJll;l1l·l"4 c~~~c~R ,~"~:~£'::·~~EN , .... Attw,...,.iw c.-emv1 ... , DENNIS L. SCHOLZ end MtCHAELC. PubHSIWtd Oren~ Cool D<tlly Pilot, PAYER M V9 ftted Mr@ln e petition tot Seo!.~. l2. 1'.16, 1976 ,.,_,, ot Hotoqr•Plll< Will .-Id tor l•1-----------J1_1z_.i. -e of._.,,.,, Testement.,Y to the "-tlllO!ltrs reler"'u 10 Wiiiett i. m.tM PUBLIC N011CE IOt lur111er l)tr11cul•rt, enct !Ml lhe1------------llrM •nd pf•<• Ol llttrlno Ille_..., l"ICTITIOUl8USINHS l>Hn.,tt tor~t""'""' 11. lt76,•l 10:00 NAMalTATa Ma NT •·"'·•In tl\e courtr<>0m ol 0.PMtmtnl Tiie t0How1ng ,,.,.o,,.er&dolnQ&u.1 Ho. l Of wld court, al 100 Civic c.<11111' ""'''" Ori"" W•\I, In Ill~ City ot S<lnl• AM, \IERAA FIRE <iPAINICLEA (0 , Calltorl\lo, IOU C•ord.Ant.Cott4 ~ ... CA .,.h Ostod !><lptom!l"r a, ltl~ Junetle Ann lluddh, JOU "'"'' WILllAM I . SI JOHN, ,_,.,.., COii• ~s~. C4. 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POOL·IEACH Custom built home for one of the i SALF.S ASSOCJATf: HA7. r:I. CAM F.RON ·~ .. O,EH HOUSES 1-5 ,M 3 BEDROOMS. P~ &lh. SGUfOO 17331 Aµc l Lane. Huntml!ton Bt>;.irh 3 BED RMS. 1 :~ &. ft'a Rm $69,SOO lOl!H Buntin~. r'ountam Volley 4 BEDROOMS. 2 na . F.R . Pool $81.950 21912 Sett<·rc>st Lanc,Jlntg. Bch 4 BF:OR!VIS. 212 Ha . Fm. areu $87.990 2116 7th Street, Huntington Bl'ach OPPORTUNITY CAREER HIGHT Come as you are and get the details on your future in the lucrative real estate profession . Speak directly with our Fountain \'alley :\Tanager Available Tut•s and Thur-s . l'\'l'ntng H to !.J p,m or t all for appt. l'l.AH TODAY FOR YOUR TOMORROW 18055 ~liJ);!nolia St . Fountam \';.tile~· fl6:HGJ1 S5'.900 Wrougltt tr1>n Ml!'\-.•• , dev.elopers or ''8AYCREST" area. hlijt~ 11,1na r110in \\Uh Choice location corner lot. 90xll0 'uulted t'C1hn~s and noor well designed :J bdrm.'>. 2\:t baths. lge. tu "'·tllni; flr,·pl-'('l' family rm., brkfst. area in kitchen . 1>ram11t1(• ilttlli•r> W"t d b kl' bur S1,1lrJI 1>tJircu1>t! tu COZ)' b:JCk Y ar wit spar mg pool. 11pacwu.' mu:1ll'r :.utll• & deck & secluded SUll bathing ~rea (•h1 l dreni. <1vort1:'r" $137,500 IN Cl..UDI NC THE LANO! Gourmet kitchen. Dine Open for your inspe<'t ion' Sun 1 5. Lu .. h tt·mH'l'" lllllt ttY Located at 2032 Sh.iJ:>Wtl,Y Lane. tor thl'I <ltcurutor 's d(' hRht 9t:3 7~1 ,,,~. '•1 \J • I ~, • r~urm:a Tree-Lined St. ~auulully l't!fl1od~lcd 3 bt<drn1. l! bath Collcg~· Purk VoOI home Locutcd on (\Uld lr~e -l1oed n~1ghborbo00 This home ha!> too many aml'nllil'-S lo ltst, so l'Omc• and l'~l·!' Won't last'' l'all now' $71.900 [A3MPEES] 1555W, .. ll.,,C.M. Nulto ... !Mt8allllet S49·16SS HEWPOltT HEIGHTS HACIENDA There is no end to the possibihues' ~ Lovely 2 bed room . :i b a th" BEACH MINDED? We can off er you a well kept. 2·slory home. located at tl1c end of Balboa Peninsula, only a stont;!'s throw from either the OCEAN or BAY . This attrac·tivl'. custom built home has :l bdrms .. den. family rm .. 3 baths & private patio: tennis. boat ramp & private beaches within easy walk. $155.000 • LAST LARGE ESTATE "Old California Charm" with 4,000 ft. of comfortable. luxurious living: 5 bdrms., 7 baths, lovely pool , huge entertainment & viewing deck. All on two thirds acre prime Corona del Mar land. F a ntastic panoramic view. S255,000 (Not leasehofd ) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Spacious I " 1 ng ruo m . I GtMrol I 002Generol 1002 Cam11) ruom with bcam1·d <'<•thn~. plul> l'X tra l:.rgc r1replacc E'en woman·,, drt-um k 1ldlt'll + + -T-:l l"Ur CORONA DEL MAR • 675-3000 t I ·•••··•······································• DlJPlEX ... CDM $129,900 A new lisllng South of Highway. Super deluxe 3br owner's unit & ~br rear unit. Won 't last See it now' i:urugt· ~ wo fEhup;, Ge.rol 10021GeMrol___ 1002 Pot\lnj! ruurrt and l1.1rge ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ) ard. :\II fm Sll9.900 full pnc._. 646 7171 i-··. ;· ,,.1"',... ••. $118~000 Luxurious 2 bdrm .. 2 bath Sirius model. Hurry on this one! ~ ~y LUXURY PLUS Swl'eptnjot ocean \ iew Custom flo!atures j?alore Almosl 3.000 sq. ll f Beuuuful Lagun~ N11{ucl 6 7 5-2311 :_{1~~:11 !!~lh~go . • • ~ CALLERYOF110!\1~S !:~:'! ..•....... !~.~~·~~:'!~ ......... !?!~ !:~~:-! .......... !?.~~ RON ~I 11 l 1MA""'9 '" 4 f l.~11.~ INC 600 Newport Center Drive • 640-6500 HUMTIMGTOM BEACH CORMERLOT Beaut Pacific Sands. 3 br. l~" ba custom carpet & drapes thruout. lmmac. 560,000. 20561 Sandpiper. Hunt. Bch. 963-5671. OWMER TRANSFERRED Seller moving South, needs fast e sc row . 3 Br. H '4 ba cust om interior decor. near new. $56,950 full price. Close to beach. 20581 Sandpiper Ln, HB 963·5671 ANXIOUS Sa.LEA 3 Br. l:llt ba, brick fire ring & RBQ grill. cul de sac, gorgeous fhruoul. $51,900 full price. Submit terms. 19101 Carp Circle. HB 963·5671. S & S 9UALITY Shows liken model. 3 br. 2 ba. huge Camily ronm, central air. garden patio. v~1cant. Anxi'ous owner Submit all orf<:rs t5002 r I u m w ()()cl • w I's l m i n s t e r . 9f.3 567 1 FOUMT AIM VALLEY OWMER TRAMSFHRED 4 Or. :1 ba. form al dining, 3 car garage, 2 Wl't bars. family room, bonus room. Mu."t see. $84.500. 16133 Routt . Founta.in Valley. 963·5671. COSTA MESA EASTSIDE This s harply decorated 3 bdrm. famlly home is freshJy painted & features new decorator wallpaper that helps to give you "mode.I home" feeling. B/W Orange & Santa Ana Ave: S/Monte Vista. 2472 Fairway. Costa Mesa. 646·7711. IACK IA Y TOWNHOME Private end unit. Beautiful cabin e t s thruout. Solar heating. Well kept grounds. 8 Mo's old. Seller leaving area. B/W University & Monte Vista off Santa Ana A venue. 306 Alta Lane: CM 646-7711. EASTSIDE TRIPLEX Brand new & ready for "1st Owner." Tax write-off's. 2 Br, 2 ba & frplc in each unit. Qualit y crafts man s hi p . E/Newport Bl; W/lrvine Ave. 188 E . 22nd St., CM. 646-7711. SUPER IUY Charming 3 br. 2 ba home w1Palos Verdes front & more thruout house. Well decorated & clean. In good location. Ideal for young fam ily & priced right. ssa.gqo. 545-9491. FHA VA IUYERS Only $49.500. Come see this lovely newly offered 3 br, 2 ba home on lrg corner lot w/huge fam-rm. near new cpts, sep. laundry & hobby rm w/its own bath. that could easily become 4th hr. '.'Ji('e lrJ,! putio area. 545·9491 HOME & IMCOME Afford gracious living in tl\is lrg 3 br, 2 ba. fam rm. frml dining, 2 frplcs. dbl gar (eJec) + courtyard entry in owners unit. While receiving income from 2 br. l ba units w/pvt patios & enclosed laundry rm. 545-9491 . NEWPORT BEACH IRVIHE THllLWH This beautifully decorated 3 br + den residence is amo1utely immac. in every detail. You OWN the land. W /off Eastbluff Dr on Vista del Oro. NB. 646-7711. IA YCREST CHALET Elegance is the word for this ultra custom A-rrame w/pool on lf.t acre & room for tennis courts. ultimate privacy. Spacious & leisure living provided b y the too many numerous features of this home make it a must see. 545-9491. VIEW & A TRJUM TURTLE ROCK Light & ai r y. beautifully upgraded & lndscpd 3 br. 2 ba Broadmoor home. Bltn gas BBQ, patio & wood decking. Maliby lights, lovely corner kit w/s upe r mountain view. Complete s prinkler system & water softner. 545-9491. PANO RA MIC VIEW Including Catalina & Palos Verdes. Lar ge & spacious CUSTOM built home. lavishly decorated. N /of Coast Hwy on Nyes. 659 Bolsana. Laguna Beach. 646-7711 . EASTILUFF Beautiful 5 Br, 3 ba, executive home w/terrific POOL & good VIEW. E nj oy cool ocean hree7.cs in one or our most prestigious areas. Just listed. Wl ofr Jamboree on Bison; ten on Alta Vista. 2fi64 Basswood, NB 646·771 t . llG CANYON Absolutely s uperb VIP mansion located on 18th fairway with 4 spacious bdrms, 4 baths, formal dining room, l arge pool-I' expansive, beautifully maintained garden areas. You OWN the land. Big Canyon Dr to Royale St. George. ts Cypress Point, Big Canyon . Ne wport Beach . 646-7711 . YOUR NlAHST WAJ.Ka &.LH OFFICE IS OPEM l :JO AM. 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J Bfdrnom> &.~t·n $99,800 to $159,900 Mr. Harry B•bb111. s.~t'S Dirl!c:IOr (714) 640-9323 TARBELL CAN HELP YOU locate your new home and sell your present home at a gOOd profit! We 're a member of RELO. lnter·City Reloca· t1on Service, a national network ol re· altors experienced in handling family relocation problems. Whether moving across town or across country. call the friendly folks at Tarbell After all, we've been FINDIN' HOMES FOR FOLKS SINCE THE WESTWASWON! 9Jten Today 1·5: 6"Locust Drive by and ta~e a t~ at this super lantast1c executive townhome in Irvine• Only 4 months new' Lovely patio area & comm PoOI tor summer fun Inside teatures a very functional floor plan guaranteed to please the growing family's needs • bedrooms. 2'~ bathS Dining area served by a country kitchen with brand new built-ins All tiles and mucri more tor SSS.900 Call 540.1720 House Getting Smaller? Then take a took at lll•s 4 bedroom giant 1n Costa Mesa• Versatile noor ptan can h1111e a convertible den area or sewing room Separate family room ideal tor y0ur 0001 table Totally modern kitchen with the most up·to·d.ale bu11t-ins. Gllsten1ng hardwood floors. handsome stone ltreplac;e graces the family room SSS 950 c:a11 540.1720 M•sa V«de ViUa! Beautiful riome on the pret11es1 corner 1n town• Neatly groomed yards even a garage door ooener for your oonven1ence• Nearly new caroets and drapes in rich tones and textures 3 bedrooms. 2 baths • graccoos family room perfect for teen parties Extra garden room or pa1nte< s studio 564 90Q Call 540.1 720 $54,000-l•ach Ana! Lovely Newport Beach townhome near il 1 5 acre park and proposed Manna, Comm swim 0001 and a lull hne of rec fac1IU1es for yovr family's enjoyment' 3 bedrooms. 2'h baths 01n1ng area. hearth fireplace 1n the entertainer's living Quarters Dream kitchen with all the bullt·1ns mom Wiii need Submit 1111 offers, call today, 540· 1 720 .- M..-The Coll9! Handsome area of fine hOmes• One block to schools. close to college & shopping center. Excell•nt tree lined streel fOI' the maximum 1n privacy' 4 versatile bedrooms. 1 :i.t baths Dining area. entry hall to living Quar1ers warmed by a tire's glow Deluxe appliances in the homemaker's kitchen Dance floor patio tor summer fun Sprawling ranch des1on S60.500 Call 540·1720 $52, 900-Villa StyfiftCJ! No hassle townhome In Irvine• Ou1e1 street with all the pnvacy you'll need' Lots ol rich wood paneling thruout. carpets. drapes in warm tones and textures 3 bedrooms. 1 ~ baths. candlelight dining area. wood ac.cented ranch kitchen Private master su1re with It:; own bath and dressing area Patio area & comm swim pool Call today 540.1720 Executi•e Pool Honw In Tustin school area. 2-story giant. spacious executive home with a sparkllng heated. & tillered oool & sundeck that's Ideal for outdoor leisure and entertaining• Large living room with used brick fireplace. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Entry hall to family room Sits on a large CDS street with plenty of seclusion! S79,990 Call 540·1720 $39,500-Your ht Home Handsome 3 bedroom townhOme wnh a brand spank1n' new BBC> on Iha wood decked patio Formal d1n1ng room served by a totally modern kitchen with time-saving acoessones & handy work areas 10< mom Luxury living' room. carpets. drapes all color coordinated 3 bedrooms. 1 'h baths Ideal ror the new family' Comm POOi and wood deckfld oa110 Whllt :i deal 540· 1720 4 ldrm Willows! Comfortable larn11y homo 111 lrv111e 11111flf CDS stroet close to 5Chools Soil ready lor vegetable garden cement dO<J run tor your animals' 4 bedroom'I. 1:14 balh'i Formal d11l11)Q room chef s,dream kilohan F1r1~place warmo; the llvt~'room. ~edwood covered oorio veranda. Air cond1t1oner1 s60 000 Catt 540.1720. 540-1720 29 55 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARaLl REALTORS .. G) ..... 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Pff•t lo Martlel a..kel 549·1655 SPANISH TRI-LEVEL lfACH ASSUME $40,000 Uouble rloor (·nt r\ lo l'legant ra1sl•1I 11\ 1111: r oom ~11h c:r.1n.1<la lrrcpla1·1• t'orrn al t.l1111ni.: room 11111:1• IJ.111•••lnn::i ~arcfrn '1c" k11 1•hf'll l'·w~lu 1mrt~ room ~ 1lh \\all o( i:IJM• \'ll'W of l1111h i:rnunrl~ ~l11gn1f1 n•n1 ina~ter surll' uml '>Wl'l'I> 1ng :.tam; to i.e<·onrl "tory ... wt<'" .\:.~unw 10,t~IO i ' \ ,\ litan Su'"''' loun 1'0'>l1> ~~M mn ii•"" ,di l'nll !Mi~I 711.'4 l ,., .. .,. . [® lft!ltl FAMILY HOME $43,900 llonr~ moorwr "· tlcl11!hl or 111\l',lors drl.'am rom1• t me! Lm\ t1o" 11 lll .is 'ume \',\loan T11tJI pa)· ml'nl<1 S307 pl'r month. Sp:.t'1ou" :1 h1•1tn.nm 2 bath. wu h h:rnllsomt• U$l'd bril'k fireplace l'n<·erl un!trr markl't for 11 u r c k ~ u I 1• 0 \\ n <' r tr 1n:sferrrt1 . mu,1 'ell 1mml't.lrutt·ll llurn· 1>ll"'"' ··rill l''\ncl Wh'lt \'OU W lilt 10 Dall~'.!_ot (;1M,lfl<'llit _ ..•.•.•..•.•••........ ~ "Harbor Lights" llolul •• pl11u· "h1•n• ou tn1rl1· flullur~ tor quartf'r~ S11tn 111 ~:<I' ,t.1111111 ··wu bltx·k )our knnl'k oU " • Womon C'lranm1: 11,1110 hu!'!bund "Why r.1n·t you ~ hkl• thl• rl'St of tht' men~ Thc-y nuver ctttch onythlna ' • One lhrng you m\l!il r1t1· mil obout the J)(!()pi. runnmit our j,?Ovt'rn mcnt -they run It llk1 nobody'sbtL'llOM!l , • Stadium: a large foot· ball field with n t•oll\lge atlUM<l. • Yoe'U ih• tllru cheers when we show,.. ow Clttrec· ti•~ ..._sat Harbor IHlty. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEHOOM 444 C<!bnllo. Corona del Mar 640-7000 $167.500 Daily 1·5 18644 Mplwd Cr. S'brecze Vil, HB 979·8866/968·0662 Sat /Sun 1 5 11893 Geode Ave. (Hbr Hcenda ) FV 531·2486 $46,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 160Tustin Ave. Nwpt Beach 646·7171 S89.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEH No.5 Fern Cyn (Deerlield) Irv 675-5321 $68,500 Sat 1·4 /Sun 1·6 #9 Rue Fontaine. Ri~ Cyn, NB 631·1400 $209.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1706 Port Sheffield, Harb Vu. NB 640-4950 SJ 15.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 160Tustin. Newport Beach 646-7171 i;5 Montanas Este. Irvine Sun 1·5 5.52·&975 S83.500 SIS all day 3 llNOOM 301 Aven1da Cerrit05(Bluffs) NB 833·1969 $143.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1150 Temple Terr .. Laguna Beach 494.9473 $127 ,500 Sun l 5 • • 117 Bayside Pl. Cdl\1 673-1181 $225.000 SIS 1·5:30 16532 Hart Circle. I lunt. 8each 842·4341 S.53 .250 Sat/Sun 11·5 526Santa Ana Ave. Nwpt fights. NB 645-0221 $86,500 Sun. 11-4 2303 Anniversary La. Newport Beh 556·8181 $75.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 17812 Wright wood, Hunt. Beach 962·7788 $62.990 Sun. t-5 5971 Sierra Bravo <T·RO('k), Irv. 640·5357 $82.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1201 Be rks hir e Ln (Wt>StclifO NB 673-9060 $126.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 520 Cancha <The Bluffs> N. B. 644-4910 $98,500 SIS 1·5 ·30 324 El Modena. Npt Hts., N.B. 640.9900 $121,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4159 W Coast Hwy. Nwpt. Beach 546-4141 $105,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •6802 W. Oceanfront. NB 673-4400 $192,500 Sat/Sun l·S 27902 Cam ino Santo Domingo, SJC 494--0793 ~4.000 Sat & Sun 132 Via T rieste. Lido II. NB 642·5200 $149.500 Sun. 1·5 3 Ill & FAM lltM or DIH 29741 l vy Glenn Ln., L'Vta, Lg Ni g 494-0706 $83,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 384 Mira Loma Pl, Costa Mesa 646·9716 Sat/Sun 1 5 4607 Wayne Rd. (Cameo Hlds > CdM 673·6510 $127 .500 Sun 1·5 •401 Kings Pl. (NwpU{gts) NB 645·4516 Sat/Sun 1·5 3213 Iowa (Mesa Verde) C.M. 5-46-8171 S61,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 1827 Port Charles Pl <JNln NB 640.1139 Sat/Sun 1·5 4061 Glenwood St. Irvin~ 551·4519 $69.950 Sat /Sun 1·5 2507 Leh igh Pl. <College Pk ) CM 646·7414 $63.000 S /S/M 33842 Robles Dr. Dann Point 496·7133 $68,950 Sal /Sun 1 5 31H Vista Raya. Newport Reach 642·5957 $106.500 SIS 11 5 32331 Caribbean Dr . LaJ{una Nlit. 492·8108 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 55000aklcy Terrac<' (T Rock } Irv 833·2229 Noon to? 205 Amherst (Colle~<' Pk l CM 546-9556 $66,500 Sat/Sun I 5 509 De Anza, Corona del Mar 675-4392 $139.500 Sat/Sun 2 5 3406Catamaran <HVH >CclM 640-2309 $137.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 979Goldcnrod. Grecnbrook. C.M. 549-3580 $74,500 Sat /Sun 11·5 1 Peppergrass (Deerlield ), Irv . s.59·0113 $76,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 10151 Crailet. Hunlin~on Beach ' 962·7788 $89.900 Sun l·S •4317 W. Suns wept. Santa Ana 962·7788 $.57,000 Sun 1·5 1821 Port Sheffield. Hrbr View 675-3411 $114.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4511 Camden . C Shrs. HVH CdM 640-5357 S23S.OOO SIS 12-6 1645 Ls brador, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $67,500 Sun 1·5 6348Sierra Elana. Costa Mesa 545-9491 ~.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 228 Del Mar, Costa Mesa 546-231.3 $.53,950 Sat 1-5 14631 Sweetan, Irvine 673-8550 $68.500 Sun 12·5 18.st Port Tiffin, (HVff) NB 673..SSSO $110,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1930 Port Bishop Cir ONH >NB 673-8550 $125,000 Sun l •S UMIY•SITY PAik SIMGU LIYB. 3 •· COHDO F'1 rst ti m e ore n ·d . hard to ftnd llanovl'r Model. qwt>l location Pri<'ed lor l'al'll :,al<' ul $69.~511 ILUFFS NOMT IOW IA Y YllW Deluxe bi~ E Plun; super location . 3 Bdrm~ , ~· l ~e family rm . sunny brkfst. urcu. rorrnal dining rm .. high beam e d ccllinf!s: t(ate d private courtyard /p~1lio. COMPARE T HIS PRICE. YOU OWN THE LA ND. $137 .000 Exclusive & JU.'it listed! Just som e or dozens or Cine pror>erties to s bow you. Please call - C.F.. COLESWORTHY 640.0020 EASTBLUFf CENTER {cut~JJ&r 644-1133 'g ~'1·oth~ ANYTIME T ....... , Expanded single level Linda model on choice ~reenbell location. By app't only LUSIS -OPIN SUM. 1-5 265(1 VISTA DEL ORO 4 en . townhomo $500 P er mo. 512CANCICA 3 BR. 2V-..r ba .. wrap-around patio $575 300ENERO 3 BR. Bay Vtew! S675 MIWPOtlT llACH OCUHNOMT DWllX Beaut1ru1 duplex. prime oceanfront location 42 nd & Seashore. Has unobstructed view & in prime cond1llon . M a y be seen by app'l. P lease call. $199.500 DIRECTORY .... ~·_!• 6'Ktwy ... ,. ............ c ........ t .................. t-M w.w --.. y...tw .._. ~ ••W1lll1 ..... _,Ill....,., DAK.'t' MOT WAHT ADS.,..,_ ......................................... _ .... , ..................... s.e.., ... --,. 4852 Basswood (Uni v. Park) Irv. &14·1766 Sl09,000 Sun. 1·5 •2032 Shipway Ln. (Buy<· rest) NB 675·3000 $137 .500 Sun. 1·5 1066Tulare. Mesa Woocts . C.M. S49-86SS Sat /Sun l 5 •317 Bowlin~ Green. Col. Pk. CM 549·86S5 $71.900 Sal/Sun 1 5 #17 Balboa Coves. Newport lieach 645·0303 $178.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 307 Catalina CNpl. Heights> N.B 646-4463 Sal/Sun 1·5 600 Mich::icl P l.. Newport lits. NB 642·5200 S93.950 Sat /Sun 1·5 #81 Royal St. George. Big Cyn. NB 644·6367 $255.000 Sat/Sun 1-~ 2275 Golden Circle, Back Bay, NB 645·3737 $72,950 Sat/Sun 12·6 4161 Pierson. Hunlini..tt.on Harbour 846·1371 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2904 Mountain View. Lag Bch 494·8086 $124 .900 Sun 1-4 19171Sierra Maria (T.Rock ) lrv. 833·9293 $82,500 Sun. 1 ·5 204·40th St. Ba lboa. Nwpt Beach 640.6161 $128,500 Sun. 1·5 337Cherry Tree Lane. Back Bay. N B 642-5200 $127 ,500 Sun. 1-5 3221 Oregon . Costa Mcs:.i 540-1720 $64,900 • •4421 West Co.ast Hwy 675 -5511 Sl06.000 Sun. l -5 <NB) 9191 Wellhclm Cir .. Rn 963·3152 $61 ,500 Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 4 llOIOOM 336Colton, Newport Shores. N B 642-3850 $79.500 Sat/Sun l 5 • • •205 Via Lido Soud, Lido ls. 631 -1800 $210.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 • •701 Bayside. Newport Beach 675-6900 Sat/Sun 12-5 362 Vista Mad era (The Bluffs) NB 644·2440 $102,000 • Sun 12·5 208 Loyola. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $60.500 Sunday 1·5 4 II & FAM IM or Del •19492 Sierra Lago, T·Rock. Irv. 640-5357 $94,000 Sat/Sun 12·6 •2600 Lighthouse La. Ha rb Vu.Hills 640.5357 $163,750 Sunday l ·S 17650San Oiej!o Cr . (Medow7) FV 968·2919 $82,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 259 Brentwood. Costa Mesa 642·6368 Sat /Sun 1·5 34 Golden St ar. l rvinc (213) 291 ·8026 Sat 9·6/Sun 9.3 21322 P inc TrN•, Huntin~on Bch 546·4141 -$74,500 Sat /Sun 1 5 1719'l Cobra Ln, Huntington Beach 847·0789 $68,500 Sat /Sun 12·6 9591 Chevy Chase Or .. Hntng Bch 962·1692 SHS.750 Sat /Sun 10-6 • •204 Via Lido Nord, Lido II. 675·0123 $270,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 325 Cameo Shores Rd, CdM 673-S458 $169,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 19 Almond Tree Ln, Irvine 552-0620 $79,800 Sat /Sun 10.5 2613 So. Poplar. Santa Ana 546·0894 $61.500 Sat 4-8 /Sun 8· l 24392 Corta Cr esta. Lk For, El Toro 6o4(HJ161 $77,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2848 Ve lasco, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $74.SOO Sun 1·5 411 Vista Sue rte, Bluffs, N.B. 640-9900 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••97 Linda Isle. NB 642·8235 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••2500 Bayshore Dr. (Bshrs) NB 642·823S Sat /Sun l ·5 1508Af1tigua (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2811 Bays hore Or. (Bshrs) NB 642·~ $175.900 Sat/Sun l·S S3 Cambria <Spyglass> CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-S 12Cberry Hills <Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •5542SoutbalJ TeM'. (T-Rock} Irv 752·141' Sat/Sun 1·5 15792 Aulnay. J l untington Bch 6'16·7171 $62.900 Sat /Sun 1·5 2'219 Channel (Pen.Point) Balboa 644·6200 Sl64.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 112 Rue Verte (Big Canyon ) N.B. tr:t4·1766 $244,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 •3460 San Rafael. Costa Mesa 546-4141 $78,900 Sunday l ·5 24 1 La Jolla Dr .. Newport Beach 540.1151 $110.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •22 Linda II (Linda 11 > N. B. 675·6161 S325,000 Sun 1·5 • 17661 San Rafael. font Valley 968·9993 $92,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 25152Stockport. La~. Jlllls 581·0795 $'\4,500 Sal/Sun 1·6 5772 Grim sb y. The Lundinf{. H.B. 846·1371 Sat /Sun 1·5 32l4 So. Rene Dr .. Santa Ana 548-9607 S79.500 Sat /Sun 1·6 #1 Ham ps hire Ct. Newport Beach 548.2573 Sal/Sun. 1·5 •272 Brentwood. E·Sidc. C.M. 548·1168 Sat/Sun 1·5 1053 Parkhill Or. Costa Mesa 962·4454 $79,000 . Sat/Sun l 5 2206 Windward, Baycrest, NB 645·3695 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2500 Wavecrest, Broad moor. CdM 675·6000 $149,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2715 Wavecrest. Broadmoor, CdM 675-6000 Sl52,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1221Starboard. Broadmoor. CdM 675·6000 Sl64.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 20241 Eastwood. Deane Grdns. HB 968·4456 Sun 1-5 17621 Bard, Irvine 552·9656 S79.900 Sun 1·5 1748 Iowa Street . Costa Mesa 545·2840 $64,990 Sun 12·5 •32 Point Lom a (Spyglass> CdM 644·6200 Sun. 1·5 674 Senate. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $55,950 Sunday 1·5 1777 Oriole, Mesa Verde. CM 546·5990 $11 1,500 Sun. 1·5 •2702Cardinal. M~a Verde, CM 546-5990 $114.900 Sun. l ·S 5 llDIOOM ••3 Linda Isle Dr. Linda Is land 631-1800 $275,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 9647 Raven, Fountain Valley 002·2456 $69,900 Sun 1·5 5 IR Ir PAM IM "" D-.. 27 Uodcgu Bay Or .. Spyi:lass 640-1196 $215,000 Sun. l 5 •31745 Aquac utc off Del Obispo S,JC 831·9411 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1522 Pegas us, off nrstl. S. Ana 646-3255 $88,250 Sat /Sun 1·5 17636 Walnut. Fountain Valley 848-2323 $74 .9SO Sun 12·5 •17 Roya l St.Geor1ee, BigCyn , Nil 640-6161 $365.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •59 Linda II (Linda II) NB 640-6500 $31!5,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••49Llnda Isle. NR 642·8235 $.550JOOO Sat/Sun 1·5 * •203 Via Lldo Sd (Lido 11 ) NB 642·8235 S198,000 Sat/Sun l·S 52 Royal St. Geor ge, Nwpt Bch 673·1181 Sun 1·5:30 • 20082 Beaumont Cr .• Hunt. Bch 962·5146 $115,000 Sun 1-5 • •525 Via Lido Sood (Lido II )NB 642·8235 $549,SOO Sun. 1·5 17652Corral St., Culverdale, Irv. 640-6600 S75.900 Sun . 1·5 6 11 & FAM IM er DIH ••21 Linda II (Linda 11 ) NB 644-1766 $.185,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 •*81Linda Isle, NB 6'2·8235 Sun. l ·S 2200 Lake Park Lane, Back Bay NB 642·5200 Sl35,.!IOO Sun. 1·5 BEST IN BLUFFS I LIVIL B4D UHfT Lltil04 Choicest area of Early otutrs. Flrl:)t lime octcred by rctJring adult couplt! 3 Bdrms .. 2,..., ba.. cathedral beamed ce1llngs. E nc losed. wrap.around p11t10 on lovely greenbelt Absolutt·l~· immac ulatl• cond1 t1on. \\ith luxuriom. new neutral <·pt g Rnr(' opportunity for this charmini: h<:uuty PIN1Sl' ('till lor upp't. to SN' this cxclus lvt• new h, tin~ Please l<.>t tt!-~how vou nil th<' hOlnl'!- Avail. m tht•t•tin•frc1..• Bluffs HELEN 8. DOWD llALTOI, IMC. MLS U4-0134 I 973 Top Ustw & Tops•.- tt74 & 1971 ........ U, Hewport.M ... IMrd.tl.....,.. Dun'ldroplhc hJll' (,1•1 ii 11w fJl>h':>t 1h .1\\ Ill lh1 Jllh \\1th J lo~ \'Ubl Ot•ll) \\'c11t .1 1>.111~ 1'11111 1'1lot n.i:.i.llll!d .\c1 n :ii.,11 1rd \d Phou, Phonf' t.42 St>TR 1142 5678 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE l HDIOOM 29 Rana. Rancho San J oaq. Jn 752-6340 $91,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 2046Tustin Ave. Costa Mesa 642·7860 $62,500 Sunday 1·5 2 H & FAM IM or DEH 9 Palos (Rune ho San Joaq} Irv. 640.5560 SSS.000 Sun l ·~ l IEDIOOM 5 Barlovcnto (Nwpt Crest) NB 673-9060 Sun J .5 2612 Vista Del Oro. Bluffs 631-1800 $73,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 ••4421 W. Coast Hwy., NB 675-5511 $106.000 Sul/Sun l :i S3 Montanas Este. R San J oaq. Irv 640·5560 $97 .000 Sun. l ·5 3 Ill & FAM RM or D-.. 219 Nata. Bluffs. Nwpt Beach 833-0334 $149.500 Sat 1Sun l .'i TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 23722 Ma rlin Cove. Lag Niguel 495.5749 $.51.000 Sun all day J IEDROOM •481 Alton # B (Bradfrd Pl >SA 545.2729 $41,500 Sat/Sun 10·4 8 RueChateau Royal. BigCyn, NB . 962-4454 $150,000 Sat /Sun 1•5' 4 IEHOOM 18288 Brookhurs t, Fount. Va lley 963·9895 $49 ,000 Sun. I 5 HOME & INCOME JIR&l• 415 Poppy, Corona de! Mt1 r 673·2278 $23.5.000 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 H & I IR 209 20th Street, Newport Bch 675·6670 Sun 1 ·5 ••3603 Finley Ave .. Nwpt Beach 675-5511 $160.000 Sun 1·5 211&21R • * 125 N. Bayfront <Bal 11) NB 673-4400 $260,000 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 J IR Ir 2 IR FUIM 218-2181.i'J Agate, Ba l Isl 646-3255 Mon trues only 1 :10.1;· 4 IR & I. 425·425~ Narcissus. CdM 644·7383 $1'17.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 UNIT FOR SALE J IB>IOOM 71t Lido Park Dri vc, Apt G·2 631-1800 St25,000 Sun 1 5 HOUSES FOR LEASE J llDltOOM #2 Rue Ponta lnbleau , nil( Cyn N n 675-6000 Rc ntul $1250 /Mo. S/S l 5 J U & FAM IM w D .. 1706 Pt Margate (}Mf) NB 675-fj()()() R e ntal $575/mo. S/!=i I 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR LEASE J l..OOW 512Cancba (The BlufCs) N.B. 644·1133 $.57S Mo. Sun. 1 !i 300 Enero (The Bl ufrs) N. 0. 644-1133 $675 Mo Sun. 1·5 4 llOttOOM 2656 Vista de) Oro <Blutrs > NB 644·1133 $500 Mo. Sun. 1·5 .. , ... •• w ..... , ... ••• w ......... ..... ' ....... ,_ w. ~ ....... Fw s. I HolrlH For w. ...... s ,_ w. ........... s. ....... Fw w. Sunday September 12 1976 DAIL v PILOT c~ ...................... •...................... ...................... .........•............ ....................... ··················,·024 .......... Fer w. ......... Fors. ...... Fer w. •• ti IOO •••ti 100~a...... 1002 ..... "'-cl 10 C:..... .. M_. 1022 CcKtaM.te .................................................................... . ::~:: ••••••••••••••• :::::: ••••••••••••••• 2·ST···Ol···v··~·.·:.·.·o··o··M·· •••••••••••••••••••••• ···············~······· ••••••••••••••••••••••• COit• Mt•• I 024 Veley I 0)4 ....... RC)toft leach I 040 OPIN SUM. l·S ll LN)A ISU Luxu.rious 4 BR. home. Fam ily rm. & forma l dining. with vi~w toward H.arbor Island. Boat slip. $325.000 Custom 6500 sq. n. waterfront home on the point. 134 Ft. frontage wtth magnificent vlew of bouts & harbor. Slip for la rge boat.4'. Remodeling has been started·finisb it to your. own ~Ste. New -under construction, Contem p. C~pe Cod. Oak n.rs .• 5 BR, 411.i Ba., 3 frplcs. Lndscpd. Boat slip. $375,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J .1 1 p. .. v, .J. r , , " "> 6 : ~ r.161 ~ _, New ~barm~r Sbd. Iba. 11! ~View Hits HOME Ir IMCOMI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••··~··• +POOL encl )'d . 3 car parluo1. COM. l.USK Sa""aluo Alford 1rac1ous II\ 1011 In ~br. t "ba lo~ nhomt SS2.SOO little Island Sl30,000. lmmac. 38r. l .. am rm. tlus tra 3 bet 2 ba. t'R 0,.. HOMM s.&B.000 Jack t'1ck le Al· f'ormal i-ntry anto la.r~~ -~llr. 675-s.:tCM :?ba, OW\)' cttm (Htures frml dminJ, 2 frplcs, dbl -.y, 1·5 IOC, 983·91l&S. h\lna room Gourmet .... P•IR• ... • 1007 on lge lol. $137,500 in· &llF <C'lf<') .. f'ndot>1•d !?2U CAn)on0r,CM. HI ,_.. leech 1040 kncht<n with rorrn.a.I dlo@ ....................... cludei l•nd. No bk rs coo.n)•:.rd 011. nc-r1 unit Well r .trl'<I tor famlly 4oMllw+• ~t•r otw plush carpet· pleue' :H06 <:ata.maran. Y.Nll! l"f'Cl'h 1112 lncomt homt'. 3lir, 2ba. Blfl CO\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnR lhtou.:hout •·or IAYNOMT 140·2309 o r wltdy:. from tv.02 bdrm,1 bu un C'ri-d f .. rn •h.idl'd t'ntry. more1nJorm1.1hononthu 2 Br . a Ua Condo. M7~10l JUi w pm ul\' p.a\11li. & cnc106\'d )Urd, lrit c·o, (J2 000 ti.rgiu.n call 003,6767. Panoramic view. aub· t<noloi.etl luund1 y rm t-red pullo,:? car .:.1r. htll l'rOt~-rnofty dccnr.llrd Ol'l'•'"'>•ll\1 '''"''"' ,. park1na.aecurH.y bld1. ~~L yrd, n :.i lot,'" Ol"VflOP b d T h e IMOULGE [ I N J:: W P 0 R T 8 A '\' <>PIN DAl'1 Y l·S • -----.. ma rounl>' 1.irca, clOllt tu " t> rm own om In this <K'l'Dn hl<'atlon. 11~1·11 ~ TOWERS 444 C "'••1uo t Con\'e.11lenl to pool ond cn6J), clran Hit itlr . l.g ' 1 3101'"£RNANl>O Ocean vi c9: bo m e . f~~1!t~cf~~,s~ncv:~l~'";'y 10"<'1¥&rf!t•nli4.•lt. Walk to Immaculate home. 4 . .-... -•• ~.-OPENSAT&SUN beautiful private pauos; t1 nuni-ing 1•11n be air· major ahopplna. ond 011' bdrm ram rm formal s10.ooo. Owner (213) 2 bdrrni .• 2 bath•. 2 ranged SM.ooo. uo~nrd ly about ~. mile to the OR. ~t·rum1c tile, lob ur ·---------1 :l!M-4293 r I • l " f"mi -J""~·on R• .. •lt••. 4"7 17'4 ocun. to 0 Oo~n will (I06NS. t'nllo, formal en r l'P cs .. cic.ra ar.e • . ..._SSUME I'/ OA u ..... , • ~ " <J .. hitndlC'. lJ"Y. Collc<1. 714/ 116(H4s.J $74,500 II! 7\JNITS. S2'JS.OOO I)' rm. $167,$00 "" V ..._ LO..._~ o or673 RC~12. t6Z-777 I . ·•-••11HCI IT .. Chc11p1cduplex. "'l bllr. to Be b CoU A """'~ "" """ • SAl"5ft ocean, best &wammhli & ac ag..., • .-.n,.,.,., EASTSIDE 2 Ur 1 Un, :J "II-A garde n pan dl10, IA fbhmll ' Reduced! a Br, 3 ba, nr. -._ r' 4 IEDROOMS car aar, n2 tol. S&l.SOO. 1 I 1 t home to cutortaln lo, OCR"'M-OHT bly &occlln.Sl64.~ 1 .,. t\re yuu read)' f or 642·50go or 6·12·9Hl. 1 i-ov'd pnho, ut rlumi. """" "' 4 B.R. 3 ba $137.000 ' I -pnvaC'v ;ind luxury "°'llh Ow11r/AJitt u b l'" It I Dt-lu.xcduplt'x;2bdrms .• ManihallRlly 6'75·4800 -low down po•m ent ? nomao ·a n. Yltll cc 2 ba .. bll-lns, frpl • tn l>OH Y, r U KKJ.Ut t $52,9 50 l~UlnJt, 3 btlr10 + DJ::N, 11acb unit. super sun· C.... dat Mw I 022 I Rt.u. TOJl ' ~~al ,::::.e~tsS~ac~~~ USTSIDI or 4". Sprli\klt'rs F & R. dc-ck. ·4 Cur "arage! ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.o&.c-~ bedrooms, on corner lot 25 )'r old "har mer. Mew l&4 ..._ hotftet. Fam rm, trailer uC<'css. 118.'f.300! IM VIS TM I M T M0-7000 with shnke roor. rumUy hlll"dwOOd n~rs. lip-lop w• to btoch. UIMler ~=~~BseQ. Collect, lalaoa lay Prop. P•OPUTY room w/stooe Clrepluce. sha~. Big yard. lot' $80,000. -7---1-----RHlton 3 unit property In xlnl Pre~ lo sdl. Hurry· fruit trees! LIONS IUILDH.S • 675-7060 • ana, Drive by 408·10-U VllWHOMI • Plea.sec<ill a.t2.o3&1 Agcnl SlMl'J2 $22,250to I !~~~~~~~~~I Seaward Ro11d & call our Beautiful Cameo Shores. ---------1 ASSUMF: arid own thi .. 1002 GaMr.. IOOJl office ror details. Owner 3 bdrm. 2YJ balhs plus liSTSIDI OPEH SAT /SUH l·S sparkllni: 3 bt'drm. 2 Ge•:tl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. ••••••• LEISURE LIVING w1 II carry lat T D for sep. bonus & baUt. 4 Br 3..., Ba, 2 sly, $75.950. 5772 GRIMSIY balh s<'cluded home with EastSideC.M. s t ron a buye r . Xlnl Remodeledltilchcn. &a2·6368 Agent ,...._.R 1 ..._.._.01.._.G" warm enr1.h tones 3nd SUPlll LOCATION Big Canyon 4 bedroom , 4'h bath, family room Deane Versailles, new on market. Priced to sell. Highly upgra ded kitchen. Golf course views from most rooms. $244,000. OPEN l·S. 12 RUE VE RTE S62,500 terms. '<Int polential. Byov."Der-fUJ9,SOO. USTSIDI DUf'LU 1 n~ -" " USt"<I brick. Spacious en· Adult Condo or Tradl· We're open till &:30 p.m. Courtesytorealtors. RESALE lry to r heery Uvlng room l1onaJ quality & design we weekends l!M-08ll 325CameoShores Rd. ~~~~To~:S 12-5PM, Don't Y.a1l in llnc, come & rorm11l dimnit area, ~· 2 Br &2 Ba, frplc, fine OPEH HOUSE/1·5 --~------1 642_6368 A&enl BUY this .. Plan 400.. mulU·cabincl kitchen cabinetry. bltns. cpts. SAT JSUM •BR. 2"J bath, spacious with step snvlnit door to drps, Ii;:. garden patio, orappt.m-54S8 VA TERMS MESA VERDE'S home. Immaculate and ,arage, \'llB)' family llv· dbl automatic garage. beautifully decor:iled, 1nR ul only $62,900 in Part of the secluded1---------1 CorwHMJW•• STSIDE IEST upgraded I.fl earthy 1.'0I· hlJhly desirable area. CAPE ASSOC. w /pool Prestlgt> Home in Broad WITH EA Gorgeous execut ive ors. Pool size lot. pro-For ea.rly opp\. to see, cabana, fully eqwpped moor. Corona del Mar, 4 Oc*Hcrdwooch home w/almosl 3000 sq. fessionally landscaped plcasecall 848·1688 clbhse, including frplcs. Br. VI I woodsy view. .... ... D Dream Home ft. & every inch superbly and large <.'O\'ered put10. kit, putting green & 3,000sq. n. $169,000. Prin ~" tlecorated & upgraded. 5 Hurry' The Grotto Tu s l 1 n A v e. ( o t ---'--'----..&.----• 3 BR. 2 Ba, in a walk·t.o-loan. Total payments on-wtwel bar & PV frplc, abundant gardens, 2046 only. By owny-.644-5464. Mini Oc--••w Assum e exis ting VA lg bdrms, 3 bas. FR rm· GloucesLE!r) Owner mov· IF YOU private beach loc. Newly ly $202/mo. This lovely frml din, 3 car gar , 1 t UDO ISLAND CHAIMa m g & anllJous. Stop by or have a service to ofter or restored bea utiful oak bedroom home with used private jacuzzi & over· Deluxe Lido Is land 4 bedroom. 3 call. goodstosell.f lacean ad floor s·: bra nd n e w brick fireplace ls yours looking aolf course. Dellghttul 5 bcdrm home, enter thru plant laden pa radise to formal dine. 2 IC\'Cls o( spacious bath home , on wide lot. Street to · JOH.G.THOMPSOH In t be Da ly P ilo t kitchen, formal dining rortheasklng. Excellent 545-9491 . .-.. RE "'LTOR Classified Section • • . and n boat a'Ara"e opportunity for inveslo ~ C"> REALTY INC. llv rm, bra n d ntw 7141146-1371 kitchen with Medel. tilt' t---------1 counter to1>5. Breakfas~ s treet l ocation . Imm acula t e "" sma .., • • orrirsttimebome buuer. d. . . 642 7860 Phone642·5678. Only $108.700. all' d .,_'# con lhon & ready lo move into. ••·----·----•·---------• C .. OWc•644-721 I Pleasec .or eta1a •. Walker & lee Neal lstste Meredith Gardens by owner. 4 Br, fa m rm + bonus rm, pool w/spa. Open House Sun 1·5. nook otf kitchen. Price just reduced lO S66.500. Spacious llvlng, ai.suml.' lo:in, llURRY I 1848·1688 $159,500. 0 P EN SUN. 2·5. 137 VIA Corona ct.I Mar I 022 CoroM .. M• I 022 lfA VR E. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ci>UALITT UMSUIPASSED Big Canyon cus tom built. decorated & landscaped , 4 bedroom ho me. Every detail is perfection. Lanai, li b r a r y, f ami l y roo m , conversational center, fe w of many reatures. $285,000 IA YCltEST HACllMDA U nique Span is h a r c h itectur e, sunken li ving room. 4 bedrooms, fam ily room. pool, lush landscaping. Asking $149,500. NIW CUSTOM 14 YFltONT Large · Bay front lot w /new custom home in French Country style. 2 st.ory. 3 bedroom. 31.~ baths, wet ba r, family r oom , & fi replaces. Fee -$295.000. UNIVllSITY PAik Very nicely decorated & landscaped Deane Kens ington model. Four bedroom and family room, in good location. $115,900. LINDA ISU French Regency custom home w 62' frontage on Harbor lsland Channel. 6 bedroom s, Cam .rm .• forma l din.rm .. wel bar , wine stor age, elevator , dark r oom. $385,000. EMHALD IA Y OCEAN SIDI Four bedroom . three bath beach hom e (Nor th beach ). Cedar pan eling fa m ily room . beamed cei~~s. b uilt-in 8 .B.Q. $157,500. LOOK TO THI SIA From both spacious units of unique Corona de l Ma r duplex. Vaullcd wood· bea m ceili n gs p l u s 2 bedrooms. 2 baths in ea ch. Custom d esigned fo r enterlai nin ~. on secluded over sized lot. $'l45,000. POOL & JACU%21 Adult occupied four bed room Ha r bo r V iew ho me . Wa lk in g d.istance to Newport schools, quiet corn e r lot. A m us t to see for $135,000. TOP OF TU•ru •octe HtLLS Sec fo rever from this quality 3 bedr oom Presi d e nt h o m e w/fam. rm .. formal din. rm . 3 car .carage & 2'h baths. Pe rfect for t"nterta1 n1nJ:{. w/fnnt ostic area & night light view . $149.950 land incli1dec1. llG CAHYOM WITH VIEW A maJ!nific~nt 3 bedroom family r oom Ocauvillc. Better than a model, w /rountains, jacuz7.I & pool overlooking goU course. $285,000. SPY•LASS HIU Breathtaking v lcw. 4 bedroom, 3 batbs. decorated w/care 4: taste. Dutch d oors, French doon, you name it. This is special. Asking ~,000. DIANI IC19CSIH•TOM Beautiful 5 bedr()Om Kensington model on corner cul-de-sac w /extr a s ide yard. Superbly landscaped and upgraded. Many custom changes. One of a kind at $13.5,000 with land. MAGNIFICENT IA Y'llltOMT Spacious. beautiful S bdrm. home on a park-like Lido setting. Offers the ultimate in fun & gracious living. You must see it! $52.5,000 A1~1AMlllCO. 644-1766 MEW OM MABIT VflW DUPLIX-$159,500'" ,_.osHc •law o•ar P..tl Sne .. ry. INdt & Wahr wMt apeclnruu of • ..... &,acl.ty ...... 4 ... 0... J .. witlt ,.tio ...... A ~--... .,.... INdt locatfoL 4 lad ....... pltcllecl .._ witll '"*°"' looltMt ... to the 'flaw. Sltoww by 1pp :U Ill_,,, IY WAnR-4.IASEOPT $I H ,IOO LUXU•IOUS Maw Exec•tl•• Cllltd:IUli:li-H-with 2 lacl. Mmtw Wtes l2J, poof. ~ .... ...tty. Decorator w• COYtri:lgs Ir COOi 6 ilf-4 occassoriH, fl...,aac.. ..t ._., llllcro WCIY& OHtt. VK•t lr•'fWl .-d la. iA9M optf• for ss1s .-+szooo opttoa _,. llG CAMYOH -$209,000 Pff hclti'"J "L" 111.,ad POOL. NIGHT LIGHT VIEW LOCA TIOH • •OLF COURSE a.d Z l•r9e ltadroo••· c1., ................. ~ dati911d .ct cw A llhd .......... 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Iha actlea W"" pri•sy usd MC.-ftr. A pool for rein.ti• ...t a YllW of ........ ttse ley. S.... "J ..... OCIAMFllOMT LOT' DCWSIVI AltlA $14t,IOO ,_ A "'Y 1f19CW efftillltte .... y--... .......... ,, ................ . pmth Cl ..., wllt ~ IKISll,. Sut I •1d..,..., ....... Ctll.fw ..... 0..... ............. .. ._.. ... caatry. e specialize n ' on 1~· w~t('f • nt-.ir lhe water .. lt'wofwatC?rhome Wesho\l(byboa1andca1 WATERFRONT HOMES 2633 W.Coast Highway Newport Beach m 41631-1400 /Jn ~ILfl 1~1\1 LEY & 1'\SSUCllil [5 Architecturally designed custom duplex. 4 BR. & l·BR . Unusua l w in e cellar. Lge. billiard rm. For something dillerent. seelhis! $147,000 PAULMARTCN Real Estate loc 644-7383 Ph:540-3661 Gilt We're here to help! 0... Poiutt 1026 20082 Be3umonl or call •••••••••. • ••••••••••• 1_962_-_si_46 ______ 1 Pool Estate Linn By owner. 4 Br. 2 Ba, huge CtL'itOmtted, )'oung exe<'. nuyO fam·rm. frplc. pool 4 br, 2 ba home with nll - Only $87.500 for th1i. ,._ l20x-10) many upgrades. those much 5oughl c-x 7 HOMES • • • DREAM BY THE $62.000. 96l·:r73t lras tastefully done OS SEA· Fine arcb1te.rlure LOVE Ir SAVE concrete drl\'t', spacious uncle.. ttl n d q u a I I t )' 3 Br, 2 ba. frplc, tiik wall nns. new plush c:.rpN, craftsmanship ar e of fence. Privacy nr shop· e llqulsltc w ull t real $50,000. fered in t.hls large home pi"'"· Under SS9.000. mtnl$, bltns, microwave -ove n a nd s t e r eo . LOVETHOSIFLOO•S Yoo can ha ve your wilb 3BR, st udy, Cam SPACIOUS b k rd 1 h N-Corona Hlt hlands choice or lhcsc se\'cn rm. formal dsnmg rm. s Br s howplace. Solid gOl'lteou.~ ac ya wt Cb;rmer bas pegged modeJ hom~ while the)' recreation rm and shop. comfort by \he Crplc. :~e:~ .r•~I~ 0 t_ 11~1~: floors lbruout 38R, 3BA, last. Tbreo and Cour $161.950. Natural surroundings In maculuto move·m condl· master bdrm opens to bedrooms, family rooms. 493-8812 494. EZ malnt yard Fan· Uon, for early appt. Call g a zebo , l a tticed plus din ing room s, 499-4551 tasticPrice. IMll-ICl88 b kf 1 k landsca~ ynrds. Ex· r s trm over oo s ccllcnt n nancmg. llur.-v. Attn: Creative Investors. IOIUTS REALn garden. Lrg. din rm & •J 2 Br hse on lge R 2 lot kltch with cedar noors. A Please call today· ' · · · 841-1688 must-see ror the buyer Ph: 540-3868 =r091ocatton. '6l,$00.1==~~~~~=1---------with taste. $139,SOO. WILL SaL ~E~g:~11.;;. -~&\I ;'.{;;;~·;;.:;~:·~::; =· .. ~'m:c{~! Bolld:~~~!~{, of • j HAL PIMCHIM -• • House, Sal & Sun. 24801 buyers $65,950. 962·77Sl Bdrm beach homes, 3 REALTORS We're here to help! Greent ree, The Ouks. lNT'L R.E. NETWORK left. 2727E.Coast Hwy New 2 Br, den, w/vlew. 2l27thStreet,ll.U. 675-43112 MESA VERDE 3 Br i_ 2 ba m.soo. 833-2684 i---------t Open llOW!e Sat/Sun 12·5 l--------1 FR, immac. 3213 1owa Su S • I LioM Estat 2.r:AM1LY 0wner. 1&1.soo. 54Um cLA1C1 FORur• nroom pecaa .. HARMONY. Give Mom P R I V A T E 21' Added room + a de· 536-1132 this luxurioos l -bdrm. PRlDEOFOWNERS~P LAKEFRONT • Braud lightluJ 3 bedrm. 1~ bath (no steps) for ber very 3bd, 3ba, country kit., new, never Jived In, 4BR, home. Excell res1denllal,_ _______ _ own! You ac tbe kids will cust noon. w~w, dl"'PI., 21hba, your own la k neighborhood one mile to NO DOWN love the rustic 2-st«y 2 wet bar, 2 pauos. BBQ. b eacb. $89,000. E · the beach. A baraai11 at bdrm + family rm.. 2 con:ieT lot. Open Sun J.S, terms. '8S,OOO. PAYMENT baths. all gabled boa.rd 944 J umlneCr. OWNT/AGT. tU-7771 ,_ V ... •. 3 n-droom + • · • d RealEltate Store no.2 -~--... ,,_ ....., U'C ~~en. A m o est (%13)42$-tsel ~!.~.'!"!'.!:!':!. ... !!.~~ 1 I "I• I f::·i &'}>~°:J.1S:.· Loca· u.i..-.lyl.., BY OWNER 2.000 sq ft BY OWNER, uPfraded 1 l'tcl~::'l_..r.m,__ 3001 E. Cit Hwy 17J.f510 Greeabf'ook Home or So. l lh )'J'S new. 2 lge Br, 111.t •• , 1f~I rff!\Qnl!ijUiJ vwEIO.&ft Cout Plaza.' Br, Z Ba, ea comm pool &tennls.t:==~~~=~=i~;·44~71~(r.:~m'i~s:;r.;~=R5~3; 4607 WA'" -fonnal din. rm, f~m rm, A ~s um 8 b 1 ~ s 'i4 '1' ;r C-. HI..... covered brick ~uo, 3 Y!'5 $46.500. Sll-2486 OUTDOOR GOURMET Off to BostA>n, must .ell old. Shown by appl. Pno • Be a hit w1ram & friends NO QUALIFYING our happy ho me ; 3 only. SS7-0314 Secluded, classic Spanish b 1 f this ed Buy this Immaculate bdrms i rmal dining 2 architecture & privacy. 4 w/ e P 0 s~pe_r us 4BR. 2BA home with only 1 ·• 0 $127,.500 Not BY Owner 3br. 2ba, pool, Br den FR pool lrg lot brick BBQ In p1cn1c size SlO.OOO down. Walk'g dist P "~.~· • xtraa. Assuma ble VA 968.999j. or 8Js.3'36 · backyard. Xlnt 2 bdrms, to schls & beach. Near lease........ loan. $59,900. OPEN 1·5 ' · 2 bu home in top cond1· M 11 OPIM SUM. l·S SUN. 557·3338 P rine. IMMEDl .... TE t ion. FV Iii d ist rict . Atla nt a & agno a. 11-..t ltyR.-Mv "" RKR. 751·5441 -•H'S ·-·r Onty. POSSESSION 546-t754or 968·337 t. •------- 3001 E. Cst Hwy 673"'510 MESA VERDE by owner. OPEN HSE ll·5 • Spectac ..... View dd I I 2 r 8 Pvt com er lot. 2 Dr, 2 ba. Room to a lO ove y 3400 SQt, <t r nr go 9647Raven,FtnVallcy · " Expensive drps/crpt, bdrm .. 1 ba. home. Big course & n e w park. Newly painted lnl/ext. .'.. . . .. • .,,, n..i-()nlu ... 9 ,._.. • spiral staircase. 979-ovvu, kJtchen, frplc .. 2 car gar . ..-.we. ., ..... ·-Bdrm home. 2000 sq rt . . 968-0662 -600. Open Sat . &Sun. ...."' 1 ho Coll liVUJ' fcspace Gd assuma •--------1 1..::::::..::::::::.------9t'o 5. 422 Narc.isaua. Beaoa.uo me. ege · ., Owner Park. Prof l.ndscpe. 3Br ble oao. Selling prlc GLEN MAR WEST UNIOUE 175.allO 175-8631 %ba. Open~ Sat/Su ~~is R.E Cathedral eel li n gs. 3Dr, l \>\ bulh Condo. No 1....;,.--------11-s a t 205 Amberat. orgeouscoveredpallo & common walls. Newly z Homes o n lrg lot. $116,SOOM6-95S8Agt. 3 Br home for sale. Adj 1 fandscap'g. anr 1~.na d~rated, rrt.-e laundry $235,000. 415 P opp_y . ~-II sell 192,000 homes. 16804 Ml. $61.500. By oV:n. 9t9i racU. Pool, parlr, perfect <?wnc r /B ullder will 'bavw.,:'"me. ~ area Hutchings St. <Nea Willhelm Cr., HB. Open location. By o wn er. Cuwice.673-2278. $49,900. $9300. dn. Pri Newbope &i Warner)1 ~Sun.::._:1'..::·S:::.·.:963=.:::·3::;15::;:2:.._ __ ~-IS2-.S00.=:-968--=:05:::73:-:::::--- Cotta Melo 1024 onl y at t his price. ()penHouseSunday •-IY OWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-0393 MIWUSTIHG tothis ~e:~~u~rbdrm,2 3hr, 2ba, c ul-tte-11ac. Men Verde. 4bd, lgt ASSUME SEP FAM RM·IYMAC at.ory Par kside estate hnlwd floors, frplc, n{lw Cam.rm., 2 rrplcs, pall w/wctbar,frmldinrm,:l hcllCh. $.S.1,250. Pnnc M · 545-2840. • . VA loun w/p11ymcnt:1 car i:nrai:t> ~xi·('llt•nl ly."'124:\41 hi Dirr t . On thl1 bt'aut 3 Ur In 1253, i\J.'l . 008--8611. l'()(llfltlon. F'V Ill dt~lricl Somet ng . cren in C.M. The seller 1s 110 anx· ---~l754 r OOH 3311 COllc~c Park, s~lnitled <C lou.~ thal he will pay~ BY OWNER 4 Br 3 Aa. 0 · Dr 2 Ra. new paint At new of buyers costs. Super t'am ltm, w /sec lhru __..-.,,.. 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t loora. By O wne r . arca.$48.900.Calltosce. (plc.tollv rm,cpts,3 car IJ7.$00. 751-1815 Jt1tr, w /boal door lo bock OPIM SAT /SUH 1-5 T---'-....a....i. yrl . .,>rult trN·11 &. grdn. 4161 PIERSON Walker 6 l ne Reel fat11te .......,--....-. $82.500. For nppl ---- PAO Cor fl. V. STORAGE. 008 2SH9, 1765() San Dici.toi--------•I Attractlvo otrtum le11d11 Exciting 3Br. 2Ba. ~aut Cr. FV PAltK Ir LlllAltY to 11poclou1 3 bdr m, 2 landscaped & decorated btth, aln•lr 11tory. Over · Collc1e l'ark hom e. Only o.... PoMt I 02 DCIM Point •Ona ..Ule to beach* ab.ed llvlna room, addod 163,900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Btg 4 bcdrm • 2'Ai bath wet bar w/refrtg. ill ram OPEN SAT·SUN t.andmark. You own tho r m. Low ma int. yard 1S171Ablgh Pia~ land. Formal dlne rm. w / 1 p r I n k I e r 1 • ...,_ Wldd fplc. Room forpOOl.3Car Waahar /dryer avall. caraae. IM,!)$0, 536-8838 XJnt location near beach, Unlt.ed Broll~ra. 84&-'141A achoo! " abop'g, Only • LARCH noo.ooo. COMMERCIAL BUILDING on El Cam tno Real in San Cl emente with l a undry & d r y cleanin g business, r etail store & a partment. Owner will n na nce. $162,500. REALTY INC. 714/146-1311 br. 3ba, nr beach, 3-car pr, lrg liv & ram rrns. 8y owntr. 1118.750. Open Sat/SWI. lM . 9591 Cbevy1 ________ _ Chaff Or. 962·16'92. 8"11se 1044 • •••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW & ATltlUM U ght & airy beauttculb' upgraded & landscap..>d 3 bdrm. 2 ba Broadmoor home. Bit-In gus BRQ on one paUo &wood decking on side. Lovely comer kitchen w /forever view of ml.ns. Sprinklers all around ror mogolrlceDJ. pl•Dtt: ~91 • ~ Walkr.r t; I P.P. Hr.al fstatr. ... A DAtl.VPILOT Sunday. s.pternbel'12. 1978 ...._. IWWt ,.,. Wt . "-" ,_ W. ...._.. ,_. w. ....................... ....................... ...................... . .....•.............••. ...... 1044 104 ...... 104....... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Owftrsc.llios very pOO\l)ar ONM HOU.C.I t S OrM otre. Hmt: t •m· I"' • brid1• mdl, 3bd. 2ba, THIS IS IT! fam.rm • tountry lut .. 1'1U kt tbe home you've beautlfully d.eon ted. bffa wa.IUnt fot I Hurry• 0pt:n HM Sat/Sua lPm· All t.he extru make thll 4 • ~ 4081 Gleawood St. bdrm bom wlth bonl&$ orcallMl-451t•.t60. r oom ln b e a u t I tu I f<an clw San Joatjuin OPEN SU8Y 1 TO 5 OPIM HOUSI I S Culverdalc iab•olut~ly • ~Uevablel Up1radtd .... YI ITI · c~ I& dra~ tbr1»ut. Tb1a beautiful I bdrm ·Central air. Son WatM PlaD 10 2 I D \h e =•11mbJn1 . B ri c k •"Willows" offtta a ~· aco. Family room. try !Ukhen. J..oc•led OD • uced I A mllat to I ce! qllktcuJ•uc. ltolfen Sll.IOO J~ t.be klftd ol privacy 17191 WAYMI you've *" lootla& ror . Clole to park. S6Z.IOO 1 .,n.,o~ • UHCH llALTY SSl·2000 I macnab I Irvine realty OPIM SUM. 1·5 P.M. De lightfu l T u rller ock h o me w /free· form pool & jacuzzi. Enjoy the view o( nite·liles from this spacious Pres ident h ome w /4 bedrooms & family room for your enjoyment. 5542 SOUTHAU. TBI. (043) YOU'LL IUY TNS OML. so start packing! Fabulous location! End·unit "La Salle" -4 bedrooms, 2'h baths + family room -in University P a rk. $92,500 . Toni Escobar 752·1414. (045) SHOWS LIKI A MOOat Sharp 2 bedroom + den Deerfield home w /its own jacuzzi. Quiet & private surroundings. Lush brown carpeting. Paneling in garage. Air conditioned. ONLY $74,500! Lynne Rothell 644·6200. (046) •OA.DMOO. -TUITUROCK Beaut Hul Plan 3 w /greenbelt location. 4 bedrooms -fa mily room -2 'Ar bath s + brkfst. area . Com p le t e ly r e d ecor a t ed & re· landscaped. Walk to ele m. & high schools. $105.000 fee. John Peckham 752·1414. (047) "OWNB A.HXIOUS" Perreclly be autiful 3 bedroom. family room, dining room Deane home w /gazebo in yard . Walk to everywhere I $109 ,900. Lasilo SharkaJly 752·1414. (048) "MINT CONDmON" Broadmoor P lan 45, facing park. Steps to pool. 4 bedrooms -family room -2~ baths -airCQDd. -fully sprinklered -gar. door opener. $94,750 leasehold. J ohn Peckham 752·1414. (0 49) -c.....-~· in this lovely Deerfield townbome ! Easy maintenance! 3 bedrooms - f a mlly room -dining room - cor ne r u nit -p riced to s e ll QUICKLY at $169,900. Roberta Lyon 7S2-1414. (DSO ) D•Pl&D PAM NOMI Highly upgra ded & t astefully decorated 3 bedroom, 2 bath home w /great kitche n p antry (floor·to-ceiling). Near comm unity pool le greenbelt. $79,500. Lorraine Rennie 752· 1414. (051) t f 'A.LOS IOHYlefoJZ a & DIH New home -high on a hill -sweeping (fore ver ) view -stunning upgraded appointments; exciting (terrace level ) San J oaquin Plan. Vt!ry best price, $85,000 ! ! ! ! #I J MOMTAMAS 1S11- J ... 21/J IA. Spacious (San Luis Rey) townhome (the largest one); Ideally situated, elevated end unit overlooking lush g.reenbelt ; nearby pool. "Quiet" end of cul de sac location. Brand new, vacant & waiting. Concerned owner priced this beauty in the upper $90's. RAHCH REAL TY 551 -2000 . tH:!';Kl'IF.l.D. Plan U. Beaut. blt'nd of 2 brk fplc'•· w Oak rloor & plush cpts. prime lot. .acrou fr. parka It pool, many upgrad<'s. mus see. S59·0113 Ownr. MOVllHFAST Owner has moved Into bis new home: good In aide locaUon; large yard. super patio; short walk Crom park & pool. 4 Bdrms .. 2 ba .. family rm. $74,000 552-70~0 TH E · ... · · VILLAGE. . . REALTORS RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN RA.'ICllOSAN JOAQUI~ 3 Br 21'2 Ba. popula r Nu 2 Br -+ den 2 On "San Luis Rey". ~st great \"u, upttrds. cpts'. UCI 6 golf courst> view. drps, fpk , bluu. wctbar, $112.SOO. 5'7·7044 or pool, S83 .S00. Ownr. 833-3215 7S2-8Zl9 or $52 975 NEW VIEW CONDO, San J oeqvln on aotr course. 2br. 2ba, u aa •Q ft. Up1rades, 196,9000. 8)' Rancho San Joaquin, lo\• owner. 911M!29, 644· ely v iew. 833·3146 or ~ 558·7090 541-8157 afl 5rim. ---- EMEAALDIAY A unique home in its own park·like sellmg: hdwd. firs.. board & batten wolls , c asement win· dows, a ll m ok c ror war mth & co un try charm. Private e ntry patlo & large deck over· look Pinc t rees, with ocean vista:; beyond. Close to bcarh & tcnnl~ courts 3 Rdrmi. . 2 bath~ +1tuci;t upt, with private entry & dcrk. Sl8!1,r.4HI VICTORIA HACH \'tcw ho mn, l't1Joy the !IJJUclOU!< rcchnit o( tb1S multi lrvl'I hc>m l .. 3 Iklrm11 , 2V. twths. m"tr 11l1ltl' ind. l,::c s untfr<'k wllh 1mprc~11I\'<' vlcw11. Ocean sldt> or llw y. $149.~ OClAHVllW Deh-1ttruJly decorated 2 bdrm .. 2 bath home 1n a very quiet nclah bor· hood ~ beautlrut ocean & village views trom e very room. Mstr. aultc hos llepa rate slttlnl( rm. Very private patio With kitchen pass·thru for out· door enlertalnml(. Room for expansion. Sl:l9.500 ~Ian REAL f<;TATf • (_)() ' ••• ' ,, t'' •,, I J 1 ~ l . \ '1 ' I ~ Just Reduced! Nort h end view home w/pool. walerlall &c flsh Pond. 4 BR. dirunR rm , 2 lplcs. Sl34.SOO INCTACULAa MIU.SIDI Ho. Ill....., W ... c.. ....... .,... • ...._ceAI; .,.- ™ ...... i.t.r4er ...... ,.... -~. YOUMUST SB!Cllfw 4f1l I 1 f,l tH ,llO. 494-6594 RAMCH REALTY 551-2000 N 0 R I N S ~~~~~ ... !~~.! REALTY IEACHFROHT IOATSLIP JOIH US FOR snndy ~~!~0:C:ich •t COFFEE & CAKE your feet! s te ps to yo~ 25072 WILKES boat sli p! Custom bu1I on the water! Privotc e LAGUNA HILLS try. Gorgeous Ongston Sat/Sun 1·4 pm fireplace in VIEW livin Ele~ant executive hom room ! Lar.ic formal dm, with Saddlcba c k Ml. Ing room. All Lile k11Chl'h views . 4 Bdr m .. 21!! with lovely grained wood baths. fa mily r m .. 2 cabincL'>. Sp:Jl'lous fam1· fireplaces & Italian tile ly room hosts h<•amc<I in the foyer & din. rm. plnl' cl·1lln i: a nd 21HI $98,900. raised hcurth fi rcpluc·c Giant master wing hoi.ts tau us rord1rectioni. WALL Of' GLASS & view 494-805 7 of so• tropica l patio. ---------i Cabinets & s t o r a i:c 3br . 2ba twnhs c. Ai r, view, upgraded, pool. As· sum a b le Vi\. 1 ·~~. 5"9.500. Owner. 586·8955. SAH SEBASTIAN g al o r e ! B ea utirul nagslone covered patio on your BEACH over looking wuter and bolll$! Owner wi ll tina ncc- terms! Sec it now~l 752·1700. 2br Mano r . l mmac. Many xtras. Gate 5 a rea °"''"" 9 '" PUN IOl'r NK( $46 .500. O W N ER . CiiJ 581·250S. ~ lti1~~iN OPEN SAT /SUM I ·6 _' . Chnrminit I litory v1c\\ Cwstom HO.... i home w/a1r rond Art>u fast opprC'C'IUltnl( ho1M1> Oefill!llC~ ror 11rnr,lo 4 nr. 2 ho , rum r m llvinit &. cnLert:11111ng I w/frplc vuultt•tl <' •illnl(" entry w Irr <' i.tun<l11 i;prtnk lr r s, l'rllt~t' lue !il t11rc 11sy, hi c~ll1n, Vr11 old. A '!lrnrp hu) ut li v~m , lormul tl1nrrnt S81 ~lo d rcu11\ ktth , 111111 ta1 · mu .. tc·r 11u1k & ll!Jror 2."1l:l:!Stm·k111111 . Lit liar + :J lllOfl• h<lrmi.. l' GAi 070~ , oW~F:lt pon111vt• l:J.rdu~. 1111<11, r~r V11c11nt :1 Ill' :l Jiu. 111r, 11<1 i.um 7' .. V/\, 11:1~ mo. Nu paint Ownr :.ti:t !15113 1052 4111H 1THEHILLS11 An l mmoculatc, up· itrad cd . we ll loc a ted Dtrtmouth phan with every detail complete but the grass Ill rear yard. Bring your Art'cn thum b 11nd savt> BHi $$$ Priced bolow com pcli· lion at 168.000 c .. ,0.1211 /Jn "j l(,11 rll\111 Y E. l\S'1Ul 11\l I~ lot Ol)tln t;JL Sun, 1·5 lf:l t l1111111:"11hm • t;ou1 I .: ... I • .. "' .. ' I ~ ij Betty Kerr Realty i llG CA.HYON 11 3.000 sq.fi, or dthlthtf~ Big C.'lnyon hvin11. 5 bd. ba, frpls everywhere Ill rm. f11m rm ai m1Sl'1' suite> LU$h 11ccludcd y~J, pvt rommun1t1 w rJA hr M!CUn l )' uuan1 8crvlcc. I 01>en Hou11c Sun I 5:30 52 Ro)'ol St. r,,'i)rac 673-1 111 ------MIW EXCLUSIVE t:I Dorado Chr1s~int11. 4 llil(hl y 11o u11 ht a tt,·r bd, fem.rm .. view. Sad "Leund" Mod e l 1n d le b:ick S<'hool D111l. beaut "Cove" dcHelop· S65.!)00. ~ ment 1 Br. & den, Oondu -----w1supcr upgraded cp\S, Of'EH HOUSE all or the flncl!l am Sal12-4.Sun ll·S, menlt1cs In k1lch, ioclud Madrid tri•lt'\'CI, 3 Br 2"4J ing MI crow ave & aell 8#, fa m rm. wctbar, cleanlng ovens.complch• 2'lx44 H/f pool, overnd bur1lar s~Lcm·dbl 1..-I~. Upgrades lhruout. w/o.,nr. pool. jacuu& fc Sll4,500. By owne r. 2~111 pvt beac_h, 1127.900. Cltjl Via Madrugada. 837-IWJ Holly for appt.. S5lM821ar or M7-0181 ~'200 By 11~. • Hw.. .... S. !He.wt For S"9 ........ For $."9 OfiMf' .... ...... 0Mwt-t..I &t• Hoatt fVnMilled Sundzty. September 12 197tl OAll. V PILOT (;7 ...................... ;....................... ....................... •.....•......•...•.•... ....................... ....................... ---- Nupwt .... IO"Ne.,....lffdi 106' ,,._ o./tlrlft/ .._,,,,.,,~ ZOOI ..... ...._ • .._. 114 "-"U•fw 'hd l.._..U.fw 1tt1d ..._.,Uafw hO.d .................. ~······················· .. •• c.,1.tt-1011 11111111.-.. 1100 ....................... •••••••··············· ..................... .., ................ _ ............................ .. lfave you noticed the scarcity or vacant lots orl Udo hie! We Just ·happen to have a rare flnd. Please call fOf' information' Bayfroat home on end of Lido Isle, with pier !or larae boet. View of turning basin, nellhboring islands & bills. $4.2:5,000 LIDO REALTY U17'1eU..M.L 67J.7l00 ...................... ... _................. OCIANYllW , .......... t.ec11a l24011111lat1••.c1t JZ40 ~ l2'4 OPEN SAT .. Sl.JN l·i NEEDED.". I A oflt.UM A -··············-····· ........................ ••••••••••• •••••••••••• 3174.5 AQUACATI': .-w ,.. tOFPDEl..OBISPO) Office ma..,.tr and •d· S.las ln beauWuUy deo Unlvcnity Park lwobm,<1 Build your own lfnn!J 1£ACH dlUouJ 1a1H at.a.If ror lo· corat~ 2Br hom•. ar HU ......... ..-.. -,.M!!l ..... ~u Br 3 Ba. fem rm, mien> C'.OQJ't. btinl rour pOr1 e>, v ~t ori.nc.d r~aJ beMii. AH malatenaatt: "• '" 'V'l""I ......_.__ o~a. ttr J>OOI, Jae '7S2·»50 to tbla aechadtd J 21 ••rv esta~firmlnHuUeetoa lad'd.. Maid nrvko. orLL\SI ~BR. J~BA 113· f'"LU Deacb. Oradualed com· tleal-4 pool. beautllu DU.Ml HOMI <'imda bomc Pool. trc-n KMINSULA m I I I l 0 D I p I i t ludK-puia. pallo • ~ SHUP 4BR, ram rm, 3 baths, UNIVERSITY PARK 1a1ote. Ont.'ot M tuod ! All ,.u;t, 60/40-IG/20. £x~rien« pd. COO wu. Allo 1 B new crpts & d'"""'. gardener & 3 car !BR, fiam. rm. din. rm for~.000 Prictd to Mii, W .000. PIYJ! C.U Keo J obuoo, coU.a&•. um" toatur .,... ulr tond. Prof'o •lonall,) 83J-~11, or eve. ·~~nJ C&Unow. 7St ioeo !IG0-4410ort'7).Jl20. ll70•k. CN.!996 gar . $495 mo. lease plus security decontod. off .whllt> BOND GALLEllY CommerdaJAnd dePoSit. l'f'IK, cer1.m1c UI• t-ntry. OFHOMES R8.iddtla1ReattJt ...... ,.. • L.et-eleec.lt 1141 nlolre wall paper I. _,, ~MENTE <3) '· •••••••••••••••••••••• m11tt'tl'1drp.,11hulter1 ~ Sun Ran"b ~Ha. 1·2·2·3 bdrma. VlCt'OIUA BEACH J036Z MANSAID LANI levd.-n1. Dl.i potlo. 3bd,de.o,fam.rm.,:b•t3 l JocaUoa. ~loan. CU.ARMER CA.LL A9en. Y1l.aMIA 168Smo.l~ase car •ar., pool alte ya.. 2·2Bra w /1ar. l'!·ald•. hll price SU0,000, ea. 2 8odnn coua1~. fully 7 I 4-f6J.515t 7 I .. f6M456 SSt·21M or '752 M2t gardtn area. do;: run 112.000. 2J'Xt cla. OWC Prln. only. Broker, twn. 1325 mo. Sept lo ..- lltt1L $!19,~.493-973$. bal . ..elLS ('714)4t3..2TOO, June. 119 McCn lay, !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l•!!ll!!IB!!!ll!I•• Univ. Park Princeton s.to.._ 1010 ............ ...., JO 4 UNITS IAl\Qla. (213>92'7·t449. . V11taae HI. 3 OK & Oin ••••••••••• .. •••••••"• •••••••••••••••••••••• ... -..-.aa.TOM ICH ...._ rt ..... _It 3169 C .... MeM 3224 HIMtlftcJtc-IHc.11 JJ40 rm, s.m. 844•'1T70 ~...... --·~--···········-·········· ...................... . FHA-VA IUYR$ Vttry tie 4·Plex. 1·2·3 b.r, Loe.at.eel oear HllDlilll\«' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 llDIOOM 4 Bit 2 Ba t'rpl dbl TUrtlerock 4 br. tam rm. OML y $4f 100 Daaa Point. !'•1• fo Hubour. Um 2~ 1r old 4 C>aeaAl'ro.nt wnlr mtl. 28r, 2~ bath hlmlly room &t2S Ftrtt, las~'& cl~=~· ~ rmA 21 bc:a.'1 = crpt Come aee w. ~ewly of. ll.lell SJJl.000. 17W105; plu lnchadea ODlJ the lb• u\JI pd. W5/mo. fireplace'. Walk to pool' ing. 962>7788 488• lil ·""' • • , fered a bdrm, 2 b11, home 87~ fln•H•turea. locludlns AvaUSept U .8'1-2510. t•nols, aauna. jacuui: Univ. Pk. 3 Br, 21/2 n.. Ne.,..,t lpecll I OH Newport •ecll I 069 On lrl conaer lot . w /huge Trade your tu sheller i •a br, 2 Ba. OWDen wilt ... 3 BR. 2 bA. Cull rum etc. clc. All included tor 3Br Surfside Condo, frplc fam rm, frplc & sundcck, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FR. n ear ne w c pla, apeodable . $4 ap ac Sel ler ts b e lo g aircood.ai.p.to~n & Sf,2:Spcrmont.b.Call pallo. encl a ar. nr bch. 2aty tnhomt>.~·0736,or separate ~auodry & hob· trailer park szzsx. OW tramlen-ed h'oCD area Ir b ..._ .. ........ KEY RBALTORS Lae. ~·l515eve. M2 94H Mr. Dunn * NEWPORT HEIGHTS * SUIDIYISIOH -5 MIW HOMH 3 :Sdrms.. 2 baths, family rm.: 4 bdrms., 3 baths. family rm. & dining rm. Fro m $90.360 to $138,240 INCL UDING LANO! bv rrn w/tls own ba thllt ...... ..,. .. -must HU now. Sellin& aJ' ... ec. ... aa. ....,.mo. rould easily become a bt.,...-·-price ls Slll,000 with s.1Ml93 6464477 VACANT. aha!f. 3 bedrm 2BR house In Calli. 4th bd. Nl \'O trg patio 7 NEW UNITS m.ooo dowa. Excellat OCEANFRONT Wlot.u Mesa del Mar.~. 2 ba. new pa nl " cpt. Uomea. New t'pls " drp.. area. 545-9491 t.rma=.vainl. vu. Charm')lC 1 Br cot'. 3bc:I. 2ba. sharp. ~~mo. 968-131'7 ask fo nt!~ pninl , new t"-wo Suporblf appolnte ••• tace w/pa&.. $310 mo. 644·l836. Quiel stl'fft. l blk from ~ Walker E lee Real lstate prlde·O ·OWne r s hl •• &US ·. 873<3'13 H I l l BR 2 B 2 c.-4 br 2 ba fplc ~chuol. S350/mo. 551·2784. t1 b a ecres . a . .-.:r. • • • 752 6521 i\ltt OWD ouse units wit ca-rtul 14krC.. OCEANFRONT WlNTER Crplc, cklse to o .c.c. & ow. Cptl, drpg. cluo. ------·---·-:"~!/';~~:'~eF t714•HWtOO 1Br.Zcaraar.cplonl)'. Frwy. Cl60. tSl, last & ~:t~0• 963-'lS69. Ait.uNt VERSITY PAR K )'OUT colors opt.lons a L...&.......&..-:/, eu.ua cleanln&dep. 962-7788 • pnme areenbell loc., nr .,, d y Owner. Newly re· extru Anuc'lu.alve lla ~ "" Su~r 3 br 2 ba RIO pools , park. s chool,, • decorated 3bd. 2bu hme. · Pupery 2100 On the bch. 2bd, aar .• ror be, Mesa Del Mar cpls dr 5' 2 ca'r ar' u\•atl 1mmcd. 3 Br 2 &. I • I Super lge yd w/1;111nl 44• lng -·-••••••••-•-••••• pailo, util pd. $300. mo. lovely 4bd. 2ba, frpk .• on S36Simo ~.4569 A&tG N · form dine, $47S. MZ·0730 DOH.,., ra.1.ICIC.UK pool. priced sever al ...._....., AvallOctz. 675-1632. qui el s treet close lo fee · · ·' 0 ors.52·0875 640.7000 thousand under markel M-GZoDlol s chools & shopping. · -------- ' RUJ.101t ' value at $47,500. May be Approx 1S 000 sq rt 8Hcb front 2 Br, 1 Ba, no SSMOIM 4 br. 2 ba. bltns. encl. WALNUT SQ. 2 ~ty ~ndo. ~~=· assumed w/oul qualify. SUale&ic loc~t.loa cOata pets, new furn, winter •2 B 1 b T wnbous yard, patio, dbl &ara&e. 2 Br 2 B11. sunken hv rm , 640•7000 Ing w/$13,000 down. 341.S Mes•. Avail lm.med. OC· (213)869·~ Pool~· gar~ p:tio. $29~: eornerlot.842·6131 S3.'i0mo. 752·83S3wkdys 640.7000 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! l:"w:-·-· Fll-:--ah;;._t_,s_._A=._ss_7-:"'::l83--:l . ..=::.:=======-1 ~upancy. WINTER RENTAL YeaaVerde833-8974 Large 3 br, prestig The 1'.ernce, new choice )lust see, Bradrord Robiuon.JUtr.ns.1120 q uiett clean3bedrm, b ui neighborhood formal location. 2 br. 2 ba. Up· .,._wport le~h I 069 Newport Buch I 069 Pl. (481 Alton. SA> 3 br, i--------•Loh:-::--:for-1-.7"'---=2-=z-=o-=-'o one olock lo beach. 4Nr on C qM el cul-de-He, dining rm, spa i'n atrium graded l n h s e. N r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• dble car., tie patio, 2~ Ila.... & 811$111• 1S$ ... ••••••••••"........ Realtor875-4080. ~ · ~ ~~~· $525. mo.lsl&last. schools & pool. $375. CATALINA & OCEAN VIEW!! from you.r llvlnit room DramaUc 3 level family borne with permanent ,·iew. 4 Bedroom. 4 bath. ramlly room, patio and deck. Fant.astk Neu.•port value al $110,000. Call ~11.Sl, Newport office. ~~HERITAGE REALTORS NEWPORT yra new. 141,500 By 1!":,':merclal area. l:'-6.:.la ~ UDO BAYP'RONT wlnte e'VU. es. • . Pennington Properties (213l322·1588c.wes. HEIGHTS ~~Open Sat/Sun BR, 2 BA. betted J)OOI. ~IMIRS < JBr2Ba,avallnow.rr $300 E sts'd 3 B m 968-4602 Willowllomes.Sbr,2ba, NewportBeach.Sale by Dble opportualt7. CostaM-esa . .mo.87WMS trpj ~ g.11 eOK Fr •2 BR.1~Ba Condo,Hunt DW. lplc. cpts. drps . owner. 3br. hobby room, Byowner,4 Bdrm+ den, ll0.000. ' Oceanfront duplex. 3Br, M~~eo4i!Is.S.0.~o ingtooContinenlaJ,frplc, roo1mo.963-4561J Agt.No 3-cr gar. boat or cmpr 2 ba. frplc, lrrol dlnint, 645-474 Buildable Lot 2b8. Frplc, DW. Wint new crpts. fresh paint. _ec_. ______ _ i.pace. $89,SOO. 5JJ. San bltn kitchen. cov patio, WW bold Ove wUta reut&l. $475 mo. 67H2S3 1235. 2 Br TH, kids, pets. Access. to pool. $300. mo. Terrace Townhome, 2 br. Bero11rdino Av-_. By new carpeting-&: dHsi-QuU Place Pnpertiee, OK. F~. -AgenLS4fu8640 3 ba. upgraded cpt; xlnr- appt, 548·5821. lhruout. Newly decr'td T S 2 • 1 9 2 O Bayfronl 3 bdrm.. Main Rentals. 540-5370 2 8 A/C Cond 11 loc. $375. 833-8488833·1972 w/mirrors. wallpapered b8lhl· lge. aandy beach. r o, nr unt --------- NEWPORT HTS. 3 Bdrm., family rm.: ocean view pad even ha a bulll·m :sale to st&s whal )OU save when yo ate al It for only $107,!;00 &paneling. Walking dla· Ocean 'flew R·l Lot.. Dana Near 'harbor entrance. $19:5.. Ready&: waiting. 2 Harb .• 11o·shr/dr>:~· ree Woodbridi:c. Brand new• lance to schls. s Min Point + architectural & SlSOO Per mo .• wlnte Br.kids. pets ok. F·~ Cac. S4J,9009, 639-7230 <lbr. lam rm. cuslom from So Cst Plau . Need llructural planfor4 Br. 2 rental. includes cleaolo Main Rentals, 540·5370. !lleal & ctn 3 Br. 2 bJ. drope.s, upgraded ttle & quick sale. $61 .soo. 9 NEW UNITS Story house. P ermit. "&ardener~TVice Westside. New plush JBr Crplc, F.R .• cov p:illo. R\' <·rpl, 3 car gar. pror Phone H6 ·0~94 o r Ready lo build. 640-'7020, HARBOR REALTY wcl bar, lrplc. matur~ slorage. Gd nghborhd. lndscpd. pool. lake:.. II. 54()..2923. COSTA MESA 493-620t * 673-MOO * ad.Its. $i00. 2222 Pacific $385. ~I~. Nr schl. bea<'h cluh pnv. $.\25 to ---·--111-a....&.... c• ... yAAA• •l(E Av·e 6420758 res p. party W/t'rcdll .,...~ __.... · --"'"' Deluxe new unlta, ell ~" ~ -Stepe to pier " bch. Nea · · · C.-r •od1 Condo check & ref's. 75:! 7576 . .-M. ·:::.:..::_•:.,::.:,._•,•••••••••with llreplaees and 120 WaterfroDt&ot. new.2BR2BA.$1U. 4Br 2\.saTwnhseBaclt cii"':'.edec 1 1~83 drps HcsiMw Yl•w HoMe -.J ~.ao,:_ ~_.~ I I 0 private patiolS. $300,000. on main lake. Great b~. 211t.67S-S464 &y, privacy. or i chls, ncw'cpts. a~cess r>Oot. N . Univ. rark home. pools " wailled;4BrorSBr ~ ~ .----alSLS,900. Call now Ca tto.MsU..f•wllMd pool,lennia.Juslredec pets. Re C's $340 m o. park & Jacun l. 3br • 5111 8477 ,. -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~?.f~ty Excban1e. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmmed pos $42S 548.7020 963-2S32 i.t~2 car aar. '39S. . "' ='"~ DAMAPOIMT M· :~;,~ -. ........... l207 ..,. Comfy 2 br "r IL n Sb'"-( Oc CAltRH 200~~.L Dbl wide 2 BR. +den. llllam Ua11 l•D....+ ....................... · · .,a · · ~ rom ean. Woodbridge Town home llACH LJVIMG 646 ~4463 Located In beaulilul •~~ • 2~00 lll't-i ll In 2 b yard. Beachcomber, fee , 1~ Bdrm. Barb/84Z·8854 3Dr 2ba Lakeview loc:a· --- _ __..... • r uoqnllCe v I rm, r. 547.2501 ·831·2011 Ted/9S6-2i098 ' . -Sharp 2 bdrm. with Dana Pt. Marina. Adult n • .._ · •••••••••--••••••• 2 b1ks bay & ocean. $350. • · Uon. Avail Oct 20. $475 cuslomden, wet bnr,Jgc. WPT HGTS pet park. DFBCM5-6. A· --~· II.at •V•C• ••* yrly.67S.18028ft3pm. 3Br, lba. New paint/cpl. 3br. lYzba condo. Pool, mo. 7~--0275or 833-790S sunny pallo. Spacious, COTIAGE Plus Mobi le Home Ne mt. bll 3 Br 3 Ba Focd yard. $350 mo. nice palJo, $325. No pets. open look. Ne:ar pools & ResaJes,83S·3012 2 NEW E/SIDE .,, c: • BEACHFRONT-~or64CM737 Ca.11642..&421eft 6·30pm 5 Dr hme ror lease. S650 ocenn.$73,900 Brandnewexctusavellst· ~~DY xtraa. 3Bdrm,28• . . mo.orsulc.S1:19,000.19S02 CAYWOOD REALTY ing on this rustle 2 sty COSTA MESA C.M. TRIPLEXES -..of,.__... DREAMHOME $395, 4 +Family, bltns, Doll House! 3bd,2ba,ne Slerrn Soto, Sierra * 541-1290 * w/minl O<'enn vu Nice Double wide, 2 BR. 2 a., _ ~·w Alt. 658-4SS6 fplc, 751 Hudaoo, CM. palnt. cpt.s., drps .. Ip., A migo e ntrance orr ---------• R·2 lot w/corncr & olley complete ly upgraded. P R 1 D E 0 F Property 2510 642-6388Agent. no fee. $375. 1st & IHl. 962·6231 Turt.lerock Dr. 833·829~ THE BLUFFS·Benut access. Lots or knolly Low space rent. Priced 0 W NE R S HJ P · ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRhouseonPen.Pt. Yr· evesor962-sSllS Open Hae F'r l & Sat hardtorindG·Plan.4Ur, pine&opcnbeams Plus rorqwckule. #70811-70. TOWNHOUSE UNJTS z CUSTOM llOuES ly.$4SO.ZBR,l \A.a ba.apt,GREAT JBRZBACON· 10..PM. . Ith 3 b d 2~ ... (rpl, a,; blk. l rom beach, DO cpls, drps, fplc, walk 3 Br. 2 b a h o u se . ---------• Jba, lmmed. ocrupanry a frple's + li:c lam.rm. A-Plus Mobile Home balh e ·~r1s, Fallbrook. On 1·2 acre yrly m 5. J ohn Klose. in closets. encl patio dbl Cpts /drpll, DW. N r Park View, 2 Br 2 B:i . • & completely redecoral· SU. 95 O A S u Per Resales. 83S·3012 ~ra Avocado grove. 2300 Sw. Rllr~or 673.7214 gor, pool, adlts. $350. schools & beach. $37S. twnhme. total dccoratA.'<l. ~~ ~i~~~~~~!>' awmer ! GREEHLUF 1£ ll:R ~::.i.ro·r~L ILTY .. M• 3222 oo.uss 963"8284 ~ ~~~~g-04~~rt. furn SSl.arAdullCommunlty I I ,7141729.0904 ............ " .......... bd, 2ba hrnr. Corner 4 u·r Fam Rm $4SO nr Xlnl cul·de·UC ('USl. 17SOWhJttJer Ave, CM . Beaut duplx. 2Br, l~ bl. fncd yd, xlol cood. $400: bch '& schls tst.'laat. sec, Woodbridge spac.-ious new home. Upr.r bay area. hauvailable Pra1114 tlsa o.tof S.... frpl. + xlras. So. ot hwy. mo.6'2·2231. &clnfee.640-4729 twnhse. 2 Brl 2 Ba, frplr :!: i~uv.~m~p;c;/p~~~ ---------• Caa2l41~ Barrington ... -.a.R·l920 IUCM .....,.,.., 2600 MSOmo.549-9501. Nice 1 eo ..,. 7 ............ I 2 t DR. c,IOMI tlo al kc. pool & IA YROMT COMDO .,.wn 9om·6pm _ ... •••••••••••••••••••• · • ., c,...., .-.~-..e area, c eao s y, rec ac nc • $S7Smo. w/2 used brit'k, mony 646-7965 Bedroom-den, gara1e. fncd yd., ~og .ok. 2177 4 Br 2 Ba. huie den, fplc, Ml.00.U xtras. Open Sat/Sun/ 2 llr. 2 Ba. boa\ dock. _________ ,TRIPLEX, E ·alde CY. M,!!:1n.;..;,exu(rt • ._!_I.°!!~~ bltns. patio. $310mo.C&U Mlner,nrVacton• rear sundeck, $485 mo,--------- Moo 1-s. 384 Mira Loma aecwily, owner NEWPORT BEACH tBl.000. Tax deCerred ex· --...... .. ...... _.,.,., 644-74.52 Isl & last +dep Wlr pd LBe. 4br, lam rm, beamed Pl. nr intersection 0 310 YERNANDO Ba)-slde. on lb_e waler. cbaqeonly.Actm-292 or S2UO cash. (714 ) · MESA VERDE, 3 Br, S!M-3288 • · celllng, lrplc, covered I Irvine & Universal)' \Jnll JlO 675-87 $12,SOO. Agent 6'0-4950 64&-5632 Br 3 Ba. Crplc, aun dec.k, Fam Rm. (pie, OW, encl patio, cmr lot. 5Sl·S23S. I · Open Sat Ii Sun paUO 2 ... , ... _ •~ ........ ~c: palio, dbl 1ar, $395. NEW 4 Br 2 Ba, f"11• ~· .. T rl·Plex HuoUn•ton ...... • ..._ ""~ ...... YMJ Brand II ed ln WATER~OH HARIOll YllW -~~~~n~ul~~a!:!. Beach, All 2 Bl', SJi.soo. Isch 11 2100 87Mll52/t7H'700 ~17 :~:~ ~k.e/R. Broad:;;,~~';![. ,r,_, 1n DUPLEX Phue 3 POl1C(loo Vi New carpet & drepea. Will accept conUqent -•••••••--••• .. ••• acnlfleent 3Br. 2ba VERDEJBr2Ba, bclL. scbls. a:iiao(;. $39 Woodrld&• by tho lake. PIER & SUP ~~ ,!.o 13 r aale by owner, ss.soo. 64$-7972 otter ti )'OUh lilt JOU.I' pro-bome. Cov'd petJo, c•· !,~~ Rm~~!! Sept 15, mo. 96M623 S600. mo. Ownr /11nt. '""""" ---------pertfwtthua. WW excbanae beeutlful nyon Jot, dark rm, elec ~mo._._ 552-0620. Bu;ynow ondaclectyou 1---------1owner. 2Br, 181, dbl .,._.Wn..,.l.L Luak3BR.ln.Eaalbluf! cer dr. S wim pool 3Bdrm,2B1,patlo,frpl,--------- ' owa$1·95m.~0 t·:~nd1!~l: GUISS-WHAT1 wide. Adil Pk In Sa 147·9'32 .&-M-{orBluffacondo privileges & 1an:leniq. EASTSIDE Beaut. 48r, carage,fncdyd.$31Smo,Uvelnlrvlnc VUlaae.We A new 11.slcd BEAUTY in Juan Capo. $16,SOO. p -w·-Must aee to appreclete. 2ba, newly d ecorated 538-3473 have homes available for fm.1233 Jlarbor View. Amenities 493-3186 SALE $8SO mo. 675·5750 for thruout.Nopels.$6:i0.Pb leaseln: 3 n-, 1 ba, Nwpt ll"hls. _11_a_lor_e_._A_a_cn_t_64_0-49SO 'H. V'aklng ..... .,.. 2 Br, D - -appt 548-01619 2Br bouse S2'75, lBr duplx Walnut Square The u... ., ~ .....,,....., UPLEX, Two 2BR, . $220, utU pd, no dogs. (4 Ranch Open House l1·4 Suo. 4 Housn to Sond ba, fam rm, wet bar, air. Hunl'&· Beach. Gd. Joe· Move today. 3Dr. $340. B Toro 3232 bl.ka bcb)(213)280-2003. Deerfield Culvcrdale Cu _Sa_nta_A_n_a_A_vc-',_N_._B_._-i DUPLEX. 4Br. 2ba & $23.000.0wnerS86-42SS. Nlce·S62.SOO. Ocrulde, kld1, s1l1 mt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes Univ . Par I Spy1lasa Jlill New 180 30r, 200. 2 car encl Rnr. TRIPLEX, Three 2BR, .... ..... Fee 130'0NTHEWATER! 3bd, 2ba duplex. Bltns.. College Park 1 des .• o c n vu hm e. View. Covered porch $$SAYESS nr So. Cst. Plan. Only W..ted Main Rental1,54o-S370 3 & den new home on newpalnt.d::J:.,lge pvt 2Bryourchoice of (4) ~tqnllicent. Ry owner. Owner.S130.000. Prinon· Buy trom owner . '7 167,SOOWowl Lake Foresl w/vlew of yd.$350 mo. opet.a.8131 fromS300to$4SO. 1 ~orMC-8889 ly.673·7239.1194SlhSt. Skyline.2Br.2ba.5St F 0 UR P L F. X • ••••••••••••••••••••••• .olHwy.Cuatom3Br, water 1528 sq n. 2 ba, A, Opal Cr. Open l·S, 3Dr4yourchoiccof (J IJ adlt park In H.B. W1Alk AnabeJm·m ,soo. '9,SOO. Haveupto$150,000casb & ba. den, dln rm, beam A/C. wet bar, frplc, patio Sat/Sun. fromS37StoS475 lrnmac 3br, 2bo, fam rm LIDO SANDS beach. See to appreciate. down. Four 2D R. VA must buy apt units In clng, frplc. SSSO. Lse. & dbl gar. Clubhouse, CONDO 2 Br den 2" Ba 4 Br your choice of (6) cuatom home on qulel New Llltlng. 3nr. 2b3 , 960-40SJ loan. ~;~:/~ ~P1•Y:·,~~ 673-3t17. pool & tenn'1J loci. $S2S. wahr/dryr. ~Harbour: from$440tossso. C\ll~e-sa~. 2 frplca, 3·c short walk to bea ch. WANTED Mobile Home g:;-ux.r fFOURPLEX. w/$300,000 t.olal equity to 1tus Hillll 3 Br. 2 b•, Ready now.1st. 640-8300 S4SO mo. No pet.a. Dyit No f ees 'ea!.:2!!, lotm:umt ~'!Yclo381c ~~It TLC. but what a In ra-lly P•rk, ren 28RSBlb' pllcl, 2dbla, twoe trade up. KJ.nvc1tm1nta, car 1ar, fam rm, din rm. Super a br, 2 ba, fplc, DW, l-&21·2519, Eva 846-22161 RANCH REALTY '' --""' ""' .,...,. '" • 1• u 0 on tl40-l300 Superb view. SIOOO mo. cpts, drps. $385/mo. Haff 5 8 12 8 551-2000 Vlata 8 1'1•· SUHl,500 Hew--' Pt.r 1 _.... w/opt to buy or low dwn. lB~t huae. Only 1129,SOO. lncl srdnr 640-8l 4' 063.._ Agt N f ..,.... per mo. r a, -------- Open Sat /Sun. ll·S '6'73.2068 ·-·w 8'2·2701 BY OWNER/AGENT Private party will pay · · · 0 ee. clean, comfortable bme. 2br, 2ba, 1463 aq. fl. 6Q4851. NEW MUSTSELL 540-0565 cuhfor yourequily. 2·storydoll house. 2 story. 3bd, 2~ba, Jge country kltcb. dbl. RanchoSaDJoaquin,Jov· 2275ColdenCil't',Newl)Ort Cl.llss&-0347. 2br,lba,S380/mo t.ownhse. Frplc. nrlake gar, nice yd, nr schls ely view. 833·3148 or llST STREIT Beich, Dack n ay. Open USTIUG COVINGTON .__._., A&ent, 675-2311 "club. Dues pd #or J>OOla, shops & bcb. Im med 541-llS'Jalt Spm . • EST Vllw .. -··-""· '"" 3b "b " -L I B d t 1 •-s•2s poss. avail. Days <'714> ......... ~o ...... v . r ... a, ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ove Y r oa m oor. enn s • eym. " · ~67• Nena, Aaent or 3Dr,2b11,centra.laJr,renc IARLYILUffS frplc. Jra c nlry klchn. lnTHEMEADOWS.t4 FOUR-Pl.EX HwetFwwl•d Gorgl eous4 ~bdaaandb2~ ... S46-04dl. Evs,wknd1<213)988-9767 or Jae. $430 mo. <710 rrlc ed undr mrkl. Sq. ft., AIR CONO. v ew rm + .... F _._V 3 982S9'JI Pri ... Wllhrfroftf ~3'7. home baa had excellcn Beaullful pride.or ........................ b8lhl. ll50 Tw ...tw alley 234 . --·--·-----TalHA EHD UNIT care. On extra larae I ownenhlp fo\ll'·plcx ln ..... ,.._.. l 106 · ~ mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat 3Br. 2ha, pvt yd. 1143.oooo~nS/S t·S Newport Hats. 2200 1q rt, whlch h1u bcauttfu To1t1n . Spaclou1 3 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~~M'P~1:"~RJ f1repl•c•. 3 br;_2 bad , co:. ~~~:/g~4scb, no pcu. N~rr:.w;~~~00:,"2°:i!~ 30lAvcnlda C.rrltn<a newly remodeled 3 Br, landscapln1 and cove bedroom. 2 bath owner'• Lovely, rum. 2 BR. It den patio, new cp .... , t'PI • pvl putioll. $40s mo Norri~ ltf'nlly 1133-1981 FR. pool. Ai:t.G4S-4516 pat.lo plus Mil tOntaln unit bal fireplace. Tbree home. Steps to So. bay. pollen 3 BR. Corona OW. No wax nrs. super Huge 2·sty cBR 2BA, OO>-O'J9? ~~~~~~:.:!!:~f;s,..:='::c:;a.::.,.=11::.t:'.;:.--;1:-;0;;;7;716 arHnhouse. All undc 2BR ullli. with petlos 1115-Wlnter HldJI. 811 yard tor play· loc. SC10/mo.1163-45GI Aat walk'a dist to schla " - - MULU SICUMDUM ....................... S30.000 &e7:~o~~°ir'fd':°rc; A1enl81J.8)0 m,. Vatt.a11Urre11c17• $$25 Nortf'. bch. lmma c lhruoul. REHT•LS If our ru. ty l~att~. ls ,<'or· • • • NEEDS •"AMII~ y. ay. Ntwly pauated. a Br, 2 Ba, very nice. AacatG'7l-6510 Compl redec. 4 br, 2 ba, $475. mo. 751 5441 or Sinitlr ,..11mlly lloml'11 red. thn~.mrnm• icM:on Im m o c . 2 BR. 2 ll J\ Cloled ,.•rat••· AllHmc frplc, pallo. BBQ. 214~ BK. So. of hwy. home · new crpl!J, drpe & pa.Int. 962·0837 ___ --5 ~:· ~ :::· · · · · · · · · · ~ to non1• It thot 1" 11 w/convcrt Mn. Ir~ tam ~~ tha present loan al ltM Ruby $400 mo. 53t..a&1l patlc,.yard. ssso ' Ji'ptc. $410/mu. 1163·4500 2 & 3 lkdrm Lundmark 3 RR · 2 11 · • • • • • · • • $t2s perlfcct woy to 11 •iu•ribtt rm, rrplc. Ira covered low market lnt.eretl rale. DIA .. ONI> """. Aintt«-4848 Act. No lee. _ ~11do. Mfust 11 bc 1 over <10. ;. u 1 •. · .a l'u11• • •• ". •• • • ••• • •• • .i,1 .. ~ our oremo!>l NcwJl(lr~ n pftllo. o/look·a lmm ac. ,,., 1131) 000 .... o • ru ,, ., ' ' .,, "" leriog. 3 Ur 3 811 .... 2 ~ard. 3 Yr•. young . -w.,;J; · · 2BR,18A,'f~thousete ul..,..Uv"'9 f.NJ3.~c.,cA ac t rom aon.2 or1 ........... S4M sqft. havinJ( 2 fpl~ II. h Ow nu will t t'll v A. G.2~£1\1\ 8/15. Patio. fplc, USO per 3224 J\dult3 only. POOL Teo· a gen . 3 on. 2 "'j .......... $13.S nddlllon tho dtn "'Aak'af.WOOO ~ ~i\ mo.Ret.req'd.544-9353 •••••••••••••••-•••••• nll.Lovely 2bedrm,l\ot Vacant4 br.Si!OO/mo. 4 flli.2 1la -..... $i1tr. rormol dlnlmt J,xH< out ' · • ....._,, ..... 3I07 OLLEOE PARK r e be&h,dbfe lllr&l!e. Your V•llageRealFAlale •uR.21h Hn ........ 1490 onto t he b~a 1utitu •••BUSINESS OPP: 111~ •• -................... mode&ed•newpa1Dtlo own yard. Located .war 96a·'4Tl •DH.3 11& ........... $72-\ watetfallflow ... a nw tht' MOM II POP CAFE· ~~ll!IRV• out.IBrlBa.fplc,bltm abopphl• park freeway •rownhom~ pool. For appl. .SCll3t Foml~ tUneH forces .... llMM WlltW 3bd, 2Mk S110. 2 ear pr, 1ardnr, D SUS/mo' Aft' No rce \41 Ill From Ocean. 38 2 hR. 2 Ba ........... S.llS ~· ule or tbla buu .... ,,.,..,.. 135 mo. Nok.DllOOMIO. nbrbd, 1450. aa-4015 114-WU,~ . COftdo.Frplc,paUo,2ur 28R.20o ........... l.W$ ~l care. A real ·-·--••••••••••• .. • CAPll. BCH., 9'-2Bll ~91. m.1 (11.4) iaraae. SUS mo. no pet.a. 3 DR. 2 Ba ••••••••••. $450 AH IXC.nc>MAL mOMy mailer for the BEACBFJWNT uell• w/iar11ea, or. 1115. 2 Br dupla. Kldl .+l>m. lbe, ept. d Lrs bae8&. IBr, ht Vlk'a 981).1456. 3 DR. 2~ Ba ..••••••• N50 ~ .... ,,_.,.. r l1hl buyer. As lt't KaOaa·Kofta Hal. s ocean. '300 ooo. E·Z C»C.V. newly d9eora&e4 ' ftwt a1bborbd. r .. , • 8 P ·1 f' hi 3BR.2 Ba ........... ssoo 200 aq. rt. of uJq11 114.500. bJ'o'"''"-...a t•rma. KILLGORE llalDRelltall 540-1171. mo.~ dlann. 2 ba, rt pool, aw!:. .;r:,;1 ~bc~ on 3liR.21Ja ........... $.'iOO 11petlous .. '19\ic •BERTHAHICNllY• R&\LTOR&-...on • ardm'. wtr pd. No pela. rel I BR.2~81 .•......• $.'>90 llviag.Growdf1oor111ll JlULTOR 412-4121 -........ __ .. _ E _ .... _act ....._ Mi bOt frolDMua ~erde. 111 .. /mo.138-1120. mo. .968-0538 J8R.2'°'Ba ......... ~ 3 Br. 3 Ba, bo.tl docltas ,...,.,., 160 •wv ...,...., • ..,._, • -bdl. Fenced ,.a_, avall 11,..uewood. 1'".=I 4 BR.2~ 81 ......... SC7S avall·fee Mira Colla Vlllu, orlt ... _................. C.11. N"r eneytbhlt. fot year a... teao. mo. or .._ for -. ...._ Yllty-IW~• 4 BR . 21t\ Ba ....... 1475 Olferedat~m.ooo phase, lovely uptraded •·YFRO .... T $110,IOOEa.Aat.Gl..ml wlnt.r' Cl)Ofttha SD). IZ1 lit. laet+SUO de am mo.. New. 4 han ....... 324 48R.2~S. ..•....•. ~u plan ru. ~nd uni{. 1 YT " " '1-...R'S W. 1aJboa Blvd. Sa& 1-t, c1ep ~bit. No peg, badroom1, J hall balht. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~lle'Propert~· old. SH .500. 4H·7Ut Olflc. balldla1, 1pec· "" Slmt-5. chUdftn OK. Call al\ •ft7 large card· use of 3 Br . 3 ba townboute. evstwknds.Owar.A!Jl. tac:Wat .t.-, tuaunous ~~.~.?um7~·~ ,._ ...... _ •122 ~ 551-JQL Avail pools. clu bouHa, " Sparkllnr ne w cond (714) 5-49-2~7 . euocau.-om~ _., __ """ ----• ....... parks, verJ close to 14'70. Co ll "Liia". --------_;.~-.i.. R«lucedtotaS.000 or 640.ol&e, pleue leave ••••••••••••••••••••••• achools. C714)51JS.2173 Mf.137l or 846·54S6eve.a. ~YUSTID C•••--1071 llLL .. UMOY umn ndnumber.Bkr. Wlnt.erlae.3br,2ba,oca e ase 4 Br 2 .... ba l-..&...-32~ .... ".. • ..... ••••••••••••••••• vu •4so1mo Owner ..,, .--..-• n-.." u~-....,. 6 7M I 6 I • • · ' Melldows Home ln be11ul. ••••••••••••• •• • •••••• PORTOFINO. 3 Br, F•m -ro-,,__. J6 UNITS M4.fl30/675-el48. d~I· Ab.olutely ne. lshborhood, close t OPTIO,.,TOBUV rm" Din rm. Extra s.t.&S-. l·S CCNHlo.aal•,../Tow•· WIHIPMI pet.a.MM.14'7. libr of hoot ... aharp.OpenSat/Sunl·S ...__._~_..._ 1700 ILV.Kill.\.3bd,o(c.1cta., ary,p. c,ac On golf course . New, Alll40-1J38 2'7902 Camtn o Santo ---PrhateSettJng 2\-tba, s wim poo, OclM~ADELMAR -Sbup, abops.SC7S.-..o289 phab Rancho Sen Joa .,. -=----------4 Domingo San J uan ·--•••• .. •••••••••••• Goodeo.taMesa Clrea 1$-June.Jat. tzoo mo. 48r, 2Ba, family rm, quln tnhsc nr Culver & 'l5uCAMMDl~fRVbf£ ' Walk to the beach, pools C~trano. Tt&Ollterrcd. Luxury coodo. 2 br. 2 ba, Atenl M>-1868. (rplc. Avail mid Ocl. I llillle4• .._h 3%40 S.D. Fwy. 18l9 sq ft, 2 JLJ-------- tamll. ln>m this sharp 1p0Lle11 3 bedroom rrptc, boa\ allp, p0ol, ~2 Eve,weekendsf7t.473'7 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• eoav. den. 2~ ba, lux.UNlVERSlTY PARK, 'l br bm. Only $79,500. Jlome. larae entertain Jac\lui. Best view In Cayoa Crat, I br, pool 3 Br 2 Ba, cpts. drpa, fplc mlt ault.e" ba. frplc, db new 2 Br + den, 2~ 1)11, ()pea hooae Set & Sun, mtntpatlos,carcfreellv· Newport. Mr. Head.SELL htle kems YllU-a tide, luaurioual)' fllrn.Dl.Jt.Condo18r2bt,fplc dog r un. Nr . Bots encl pr.$S90 mo.Read twuhle. Pool, areenbll. Call Proput.1 House fo Ina. Only $64,000. l.os $$1'5181 . ('714) 629-9861 D.JlJ'PllotClu1lftedAd. S'7'75. W•lton. ". Co. PoOI, clubbse, nr shops. Ch ica/Hell. $310 mo. ~pt .. lSth. 20 ArbolM park, Occupy Oct\, '5$0 8ddre9t "2-llSO. Padra R. F.. 494.()793 'l'Oelday • 142.wra. e'JWIOO. . S37S. f13..am 1146-2901or8'r.tt7S 640-8300 mo. 530-7290, '4t.szat I \ • • ':. • I Cl OA.ll.V PtLOT Sund.r.-S!plember12,1m cu• I I • ............ ~ ............ 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Panora ml Cr 1. tUJbly upin1~. 2 Br., deQ, 2 rtreplacH.~~J!..... 342c t'ull Kitchen & T\f SUS. to move •n. '"The ''tew. uparaded. cpt•, Br. den. 2•; Ha. pvt teo, large patio w 211' boat --P U~M & \JtUJties prestlglow. community"' Parquet fk>Or•, Crplc:, wet o1•. pool. J.tcuua 2•,, dock. S~50 mo. 350 •••••••••··~··••••••••• MILE TO OCKAN See our furnished modC'l bar. Clo•t\ to pool. g.ir JCrdnr S-150 mo >larcuJ. N.D. ~Z-&405 SM'TA ANA IRVl~E bKMtf•• Wtn Sp1c1ous 1100 1q ft Jacunl. aolf. tt'nn1& OO~"'n ' --------Le 3 Br -+-den, 2 Ba. tov.'Dhouie :apb o Ue<l Leuo/optlvu, 014ner --:-;1>4. Short•$, 2 BR. con\•. endo:1cd asr "i<>pnr, 727Yorfltowt11f•d. m wld,• open liJ.l:&Ce$ ot ~ 11529 NEWPORT tre~t 2 Br. <k·n. ~alk to bcuch, elc pool. chlldrcn & ~b 0 1\ Bt-1H·h 8h·d :it Yorktown ~"''l\ef), all 2 br. J \, bu d n. dln llft•a, 21 i Bii. $4101 ~ l'I)' Al(l ~~-12'90 ms mQ.. S.11·26'.'2 536-041 I \l 11 b I g e pr I\ al('. Turtl('rocle. Broad moo blln.,. tran• tomptr. uul ()PL'"' 110 ' •st.·--"""'""A .. n:ill06 "'"'"''> No 4 Phan 4hr. f11m rm ;iar opnr tennt> pool n "-·" '" "' 3 Bt. 211 b11, frplc, lnkben L ""'~ H41nftO • ' _._.., "' · '' 21 ;ba, air t'Olld , 11ar donr b(•h $11So mo .. Wkdy•. 3Br, l?'' bll l'Undu w 36' w.-bltn11, polio. Comm Sp:n:;'"~;.ntry ~:~te g;111tec1 & t'Vt'ry luxury open r w '&"r<ll•nf'r Xtra &U·GSO() e''' G'f3 i.a89 boot i.lip, dbl i;11r SOOO pool$. 2-car gar Av~11 l(\'J.11& ,. •paclou1> apt~. r"'!'!!t.n!: ~-l~l~'. ftfle ~1s1nw. 833-1282 · -) rly li.1!. 4U9 W Cit 10, 1 S350 mo A•lc Cen T d 1 kc -... .. N14<pt llChtihlUtop,tk" ll"Y 54S.7&4~or67S~7 Po .. eu bur. sz:s.31~ re erraet J>OO ~ •un tn unyl floor1 ZO mlnutei1 ~.Charmin1:,3 Hr 2ffll. :Jbr.2 ba.l"cr~creutlon 1-... ---, -N ~·cma. ' s:as BBQ. Vn~litl\'able from Anahei m on up1raded Twnhm<!. Near rm Nt!w crpt 4c paint mmt.'u pouti.s1on. u ~ -------hvlni: foe on\)' RlvcNlde Frwy to Orand Pool4t Park.&42·1'n9!1 Nr.lloag llospital ~ ncll• • br + famll)' S3n Clementc 2Br,dvn & JBRFURN t'roms:!SS oCframp. 28$ Sout h a -•--Ill M3.6J3t · 557.ntT rormal din rm, chole oil appl. Ne". bch. pool 2 RR t• RN s:?90 Vkft\Ua. •pl 2. Corooa. -.....---lZ41 • lucut1on. cu.stom exttil Nin age 16. $17S. •SS-<llll 2 BR TWH FURN $.'125 (1)7!$.51« ••••••••••••••••••••••• $S7S mo. CtdJ'lr &t w\r pd, 1----------1 llNT ALS IH THI ILUHS l or 2 )'r lse. Newl)O Tow ht'* L.ACJUN4 IUCH A y AIL NOW ! Mt"Sa Rtally. 64!·9-111 •• ~~ •••• ?~.~! I 4 BDRM + r.trnlly V~<-M-• Udo II.le 4br. 2ba home VJEW Vl.,.W Vl""W r!"·· 3 bath~. cirnyon 3 Bdrm .• fu·b;ths. All clec:. kit, frplc. so. ··· .... ··· ... ''1"· city lights. $55() spacious split level end patlo. A\llUI 9·l. Yrly SA~~~J~IN Mo. Wilt enJo>•ing magnlC1· 673·l334 SAN LUIS REY MOOE!. Utilitieifrt.-.i Adults No rel.$ 162U Parkilde Lano 847·54U (l Blk W of &acll) (3 Dilts So of Ed1naer> 2 Spoaciou6 3 BDR?.1. cent 0 reenbelt v11ila 38R 2' BA II f ,\)11LY llOME, Built Freshly painted &t move: NWPT Terrace Condo. • ' , n r go l.el)meheclt 3741 oo :.i lewli.. Lge. liv rm. d ...,.,., p w view. Is~ s.a~ mo 3 U course. tennis & p00t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' "'hi -.. 2• u-t d 11 Upgraded crph. drps. , " 11rep,ace ., !I home ~ ...... cp s. rp!I. II\ u Mirrored cl05eU. frplc, Bach Near beach. Utll ..wflOITllACH 3 BDRM. 2 bath, yearly. Bw ltins, near beach. NGO.mo. Like new. roomy l BDRM w/trpts, drps, bllns. pallo and 2 aaraa"' tpraces. $300 mo. JACOIS lliLTY 675-6670 h:is ntagn1r1ccnt OCEA.~ 9 ti. ~Z'iOO wet bar sszsmo. lse. pd. Sl95·S225·mo: S65 •k. t:OASTJ.l~E \'V S500 EXICUTIVE ~1·2'18"or752·6S21 ,1435 N.Cst.'49-1·2508 i---------1 MISSION REALTY RINT4L SERVICE ;-i-;;,,arch Ba Villa. Oen Outstandin g Laguna ...... .._ ll06 'JllJ!:i t.:i.tllwy,L.aguna llO)I ES. CONDOS. \"u. plw.b {er. z•2 Ba. Beach~ Br. ocenn front •••••••••••••••••••••.e• Phonl• ~9Hl'i3t APTS. rrom ~00. per 1850 :.qft ssso Collect apt, .a2 ''all of glass to VERY clean. yrly 2 Br . . -----month Ai.k f(lr ,\l.iurc;:n (7l4 I !18S-t801, Eves. ocean. deck. pit i.tairs to d~k. close to sflops & S P.\Rt\LING new all red Lux 2Br. 2 bu Condo. New· or Be\·erlv 98-1·8589 beach. completely rurn. bc:h. 2251't APolena. s:us wOQCI, unusual ruturi:.t1c ly redone. pool. walk to 673-760~1 AGT. -------A1·ai1 Sept u . For winter mo. S48·~ dys, 613·3731 d~1gn. circular \\alls, Westchrf shuppmg Sl50 --------~ew Dana Point 3 Br. :!l':I or )rly lease. By 011.'Tier evs :.ky hte. cubby holes. PhS48·3.l9G&518·4193 STEPS TO OCEAN Ba. part1aJ ocean Hew. (2 l3)i90-002S - -••rencb doors. beam ---Delu xe duplex ff)>lc. pool. buuna. no -.. -----, 2br.2ba.1st &la11t ceil 'gs Full ocean , u wdo Isle. 2 BR & den. 2 Townhoust' model. 2 Br. pets. 493.2426 Single. Adult. 1 Br. pool. chou:e location. $i00/mo. Crom liv rm. bdrms & bu S.s.50 Mo ll'ai.e fplc. sundcek. patio. ~ -, . - -all uhhlle$ pd. avail 9-lS Call 67s.4i070. J ''I StoOd hi~ torentan· · ~artment liome at Piriecreek Village!' t:t_~~ '~~ ~·~·· ~f14_, }2 ,C,,4J4: ~~ ~91'~ ~;;.~~ J...,cJ~R /,./~t. IMMEDIATE ~ 50% Rentt'd Fin t-Montht OCCUPANCY M:lkc your reservatio n now! AVAILABLE Rcnrnls from $275 to $355. in ludrng heat & w::ner No lease required E)ne Bedrc.)<)Ol, One B:ith Two B<..'Jroom. Two Ba~\ • l mas.sivedecks.2 8r2 Ba. N:ent6-IS·l5&4 yrly lse. 5219 River. 3 .Br. 2 1 ba. lrpl_c , 494·28N IGIMMIP +sul JI07 dshwshr. 6 doors to bch. Mon;go 4Ur vail-9 13 642·2199 ~chen, w{bl~n(; pal10. - - --••••••••!:.~ ••• :....... I S600 mo. 213·823·3998 · Lse. 6 ~o or '1onger. Cali ---Av~l1\J7i° ~ ~: ~s~ Newport leacll 17 6t * 3 Bdrms. $400 • I OCEANFRO!llT 3Br. 2~1 art 6pm. &10.1860 O n t h e w a t e r . for Gene· Powell.· bu.s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"2 Bdrms. $30C> * ba. Quiet street. north NWPT S H ORES on Townhome-l'\ew2Br.2ba s.23·3135.res.548-0773. OcBeanrBronl Yeharlyd$&50. MarshallRJty 61 end Lse sooo · w. c it & la r 2 r. 2 a. was er , ryer. NiCHOLS Real Estate canal. nr bch. pool, ten· 57~~ ~r Y g mou Dupa.•H U..tun. l60 disbwasheT. e nclosed t 2025So CstHwy nls. 5 Br. 3 Ba. re· On Wt Ibo t-"k •••••••••••••••••••••• &3r . No .Pels. 3713 2 B.r en~l 1 ara1.e ...... ul A H . . modeled $100 mo + 1l er ~· a uOC : L AB r Se3Shore 67S-6578 ...... ,,· .._.: Yrl I IUI t partment omes 4S.i.7220 dep 963.siOS r , r • Sharp 3Br w dock S600 uxury .. r ' ocean rot. . nu.a .... no Y".. r Y ea / F • bed od 1 -o- , or'" o mo lse. Without dock Lower unit Bal Ple 2 Br furn. Winter rental S275. 673·3810or67lf.1990. • -uma• m e •DOW ll"_n ~ For Lse 2 Br, t~. Ba. 2 car )lonnco in Big Canyon $.525, , area. S650 yrly. 645-1500. ....,,,. mo. -alk lo heh. DUPL.,.X. St-to""--a-.. , 9 a.m. to 7 p. m . gar, beaut. ocean \•iew, Ex ...d d ...,.,., -~ ~..-"" "-"" ~wallrTO ·rccorTu Bch. P e.cor. + µcuu.i On Ba)' w' oc.LlOL.iO. (2-l~ ~51163 or 213 38r:-!be ~ e moe ~mo. 640.7633 aft GP :\t beautiful aardcns. 3 br, boat. 3Br+ Den in bei.t Apa h1•..t1 ~,...lhed 4'1T·9443 leaSe, no' pets. 'S'25 mo. Cost. Mft9 3124 Costa Mfl9 3124 Coste Me~ 3124 will rent mo mo. or lse location $1500 mo, yrly •••••••••••••••••••••• "-01• 2 BR. lge renced yd. Lots S12S01mo. Now \'acant. lse. lclltoct l"-d 370 4 Br, 2 Ba. fum/unfum, ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••••• of trees. Laguna Canyon. :\!rs. Hull at unique. Oceanfront 3Br on the •••••••••••••••••••••• Winter rental. 5"25 mo. eoro.. .. Mw 112 2 BR garden apt. fprlc, EASTSIDE adult l&Z Br SJ20.-197.2292 Renltors6i5·6000 Point. $750 mo rurn 22-1 Ruby furn lowe walk to bch. l213 )•••••••••••••••••••••• dihwhr. pool. JWl pallo. $200-$225.Likenew Pool, ---<Winter! duplex. lg 3 Br. 2 B:i. 445·S9630r(213)447·9443 nr. lrnne lnd Arc o. nopets.117E.22nd.SI 4 lJr 4 Ba, charmingllARBORVlEW H0)1E. WATERFRONT $230557~1 "·~0878 Spanish homo on ocean 2 lir 2 B:i: slf cln O\'n, fplc. frple. patio. garu~e. 5"2S. BEACllFRONT 1 Br. !u ., · · '" · fplc "s. 3 patios. yard , cpts. mini bhndi. & drp:s. HOMES 63l ·Z233or6Jl·l-186 apts. Sl80·S2l5 mo incl ra -..." IUDS PITS OK CASA \flCTORIA lli50 mo.yrly i\\ailOcl. fnl-d. lge lot 2 car i;ar. 631-1400 AD0RABLE 2 Br.garde ut.il.A\•a11Sept.675·38U 'Tl,.. l..~r~•.. ~tside duplex. 2 or 3 t.2&3br,O luxeunrur. I -199·2863or-l().1·9-141 comm pool. i:rdnr. , palio.2carparkng.clos Lg 2br apt nr. bch. Best -!~~ayhouse. s:rns. orFurn.g11111wlrpd. Jbr'. 2ba. unbche1·cable 833,3732 -to ~erry. market & lndry. area. Winter $325-$.150 CORONA DEL MAR PIMICllH l\d11lts-No !>Ct:. Sec. gatr NEWPORT SHORES 3 8 •r~rbor V1"e11• u omes Quiet adults. S350 m Jn<'l. ulll. gar & launch·) 2 B T ho r I UVfS UP Pool, rec rm. elcvator11 i1i>w to Ca1alma & LA.• . r .. .. n winter 548·5804 dys. raA·11. 962·0""5, lllS W. r own use, n> c. Follholow ViHoge 525ViqOD_ri•_.&a2.S970 E~ Owner on premise. hme. 316 tc·dar. S.&5 JOr2+den.2baSS50 37 ~ <IV Pool. tennis, continental p R l v A C y TOITSMAMl &it & Sun or coll 1213J 493·0761 Webb Realty :-.:cwporl Beach 6?~· 31 e\'S ---Balboa Bl. bre3kfast. Some ocean 4t CON VEN l ENCE. O\'er 500 tnll tr~ei. 11nd GIAMb OrlHIMG S<IS.7&48, SSOO ~o _ WALi\ TO BEi\CH:"JBr :-2 tJH. 2 Da. furn. SG25 Large Upper Duplex Balboa Bay Club· Bae Catalina views. Close t SECURITY. Sunken liv-lo 1o l r ~am ~ w 1 l h THl•AY UAP OnTbcBay ipt . .,Apt •Oct . .....,,,.mo. shopping & fine beach ing room•Cat.hedral ccil· waterfall!!. cre11t (I a Z""•m r>oo 3 Br, 2 Ba. £pie. S400 Ba. cozy. warm&: clean oe ,. """"" I t r UUI ~ Wood I b 'I_ 675-435.2. 833-21616 or 64.?·•091 &W-~J t 1 n ir s • e r 1 c k re IXll\8 se ting or your ~ORTll END pane mg. eam ~D.. f ircp l ace s •Largc s puciou i. new l ·Or 8cuuti!ul. l'ifHJCIOU!I nl'w 12131596-9987 ceilngs. shn.i. rptc. patio. n 'l1/..!),,_ Dix, Spac. 3Ur, l!ba, frpk, Oceanfront gar opt, 2br a 8 (J • s . pr i v a t e :<!bedroom apartment. apts Pool. P''t patio". L. ---- -3250 dbl gar. comm pool. ten· 'T~ .. J~ patio, dsbwbr. Steps l nice view winter. $350 1 Br wat erfr ont apt. rard•Custom designed F'rom S230 Furnaturl' Adults. nopeb .~~~~~••••••••••• ~11~96o~i~ mo ~ rly (,,I')' beach. shops. S38S. No Quietadlts.Call631·3836. $325/mo. Yrly lease. Call nteriors• 8ul1 t · in .aviulahle. Small pet11 329Avocado.C,M 832 8600 pets/students. 675·3030 675-32829-5 rang~Dishwash.cr & dis-OK. Adults only. Orricu &l6-tl883 Redec. 3 br. 2 ba. cpts. - -• -1, ;,· •SUPER b ach unit, I A hcd 9 oo t r. 0o uio drpts, fplc. OW . new Bilek Bay, Art> .. on Go • aa.o, PttliMulo 3707 Steps to ocean· & bll 2 Br View, fplc, cpts. JX?58 • ttac gar age open .: 0 '· • Spacious 3 br townhouse arl'a. S395 mo. 963·4569 Course. ' acr<' horse ••••••••••••••••••••••• beaches. S21S/moryrly. stot·e. xlnt. Adults, no with washer & dryer Fair1•iew Rd .• Co la 2 ba frplc ~tio pool A~ ~Oft!C .ranc h beaut lg hse tt 523,.. .......... "'"'·leu'"'" IALIOA~N S36-9993 pets. $295. Open 12 .4PM. hoolt·up-Pool & Jacun1. Mesa PhoncS45·2300. Adults, n~ p~ts.: $32~ -w frplc & h1 ·beamcd ~.,.; ""' .. ~ 322 AH llol A Act.ullson\y. Want Ad~ cali64z 561 645·3.181 LAG. TERR. 3 Br 2 811. ceilin~s +separate 2 rm -----1 br incl ulil. ~quipped y I •b · · e rope ve. 2 Bdrm. l~ia &lb $350. · · ------J kitchen Other e"lr ns r >' ... r. oocan view. :11r, bllns. cpl. drp!I. S350 h~e. rm for boot. cm pr & 3 Br. 21 ~ Ba. ocean vie"'· · , .A • steps to b('acb. aft s call LEASE $325, modern 2 Br 621 W. Wilson ~2-499t Cottw M•t• 31Z4C..to Melo 3124 mo O"nr. Mi 9503 horses. all rncd &: :? adults. no pt>lS. S52S mo Close to buis. ,_lllage 673·7624,6:19·3980 I Ba. lge patio. blk lo UIET larne "&3 bdrm,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• L ~i -1--3252 barn!> BothS700or ::H7:>& 831Vil880or67S-W21 stores. SJ90 lo S250 mo. · ocean, :idulls, no pets. " ~ OCJUl'CI" «JIM $275. 961H525 or 7!ll ·3133 6 7 5 · 8 74 0 b d t w c en On the Sand! Oceanfront Refs. 3300 Seaview Open 1&2 baths, pvt putlo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---E.ASDLUFF between9&7 N.B . Avail 9.20-16 t Sat·Sun 673.~ sqme wlfrplcs. beaut. '"•ciflc l~land Summit. F ,\NTASTIC li PPf;R SBR h b k d ----------.,....,77 2 BR undeAk •----·------1 la'ndscaped ' Walk t o ..... " \"\'IE\\' \"ILL 3 · uge :ic yar ·Winter Re ntals·\ br ,..,"" · • 5 ... ·n....1 bed ho ' d I hi Spac. new 2 br & dl•n. 2 BA . " . enclosed lanai. near park w ·ocean view. $350/mo ~ uxe 2 ~m, $325. s pping. A u ts o >' bJ . O<'ean \'". 1 11c,,c1 BR.. R EA~ 0 ~A 8 t. E &school. S170.Sl85. Steps to beach. 714 :M0-2018 213:793·8080 3\9 Marg uen te, open Attractive rents house in adlt romm. RENT.&10.5500 6737601 •GT no pets. 615·5800. Brkr, Sat/Sun pm. MarthtlqueApts . b ---• ... . no fee. Ocenft front 2bd, mayren ms c Cl hse. pool. 'lpa ctt· Yr· L XlJRY -· OCEAN VU nrCdm Bch 2 1 antaAnaAve. M IY _lse s.ns mo. '.\lui.t see WATERFRONT CO~OO SS60. SSS.000 Lux twnbmc; WINTER Ocenns1de 1 Br ~~3.~· mo • Cal Br. Bltns. fplc, beam clg, &46-ss.t2 t~pprec.499·17~ 2 nr.Cullyeqwppcdkil.2 ~ B~ 3 B:i. Fam Rm. I & J~r, clean & ,de· · Jgpallo,1)001.Adult~·NP, Mitlioft Vlefo 326 7 car pvt parktnr;. side tie ::.~~-CI s t 0 b c h· coraUvc. 675-0318 Park Newport, Sub $290. 644-GllO •••••••••••••• •••• ••••• avwl. S800 mo. 832-JIU ---? Br, den, 1 Ba duplex Garden APL. Atll'adivd OU> CDJI S of H •· 1·r:ibuco/LaVina. air da ys . 6 7 3 ·3t25NEWPORT Crest Nev. yard no pets S32SYT1Y fum. Magnificent •iew • · 1,•1,..,e d 3 b 2 b I ev~1wknds 2BR Condo. den, sep din. ~ • . lMly fl ocean. 1750. mo 3 Br 2i.1 Ba un~. C.t.h. lNG 3 br garden fn · ow r,. 1 "~35· c/p s. • 2, 2ba. 2 ,.ar. S<WS mo 646-6798. clgns, st.llined J iau·. cpt. Pool. rec room. $265. ~rps, · Pc . ...,., mo. WESTCLIF F . &14·2.l7Sorm ·l36l Bayfron t, lower un it . --SSOO. Unique Hom es, mo. 710 W l.8lhSl. ~'4S00Agt. Nor~ 3 Br. 2 Ba . lg. enclosed w~ach. nr Bay Is. $27S $200. Uhl paid. l Br, nea fi1S.«IOO 1----------1 Mewportleoch l26t front polio &. bkyrd. Westclirf. 3Br. 2Ba . frplc per mo. Zbr. forced air water Fee cious 2br, lba studio NEWBREED APTS '••••••••••••••••••••••• frple . 18x20. wood 2cargar,encloscdyard heat, gnr. winier only. Miun Rentals.~5370 unit . Pool prlvile"es. jl br apt, garaee. pool. 'et.UFFSCondoLeases panelled family rm, qulctarca. s.175.5411•7300. Sept 13 lhru J une JS. CHARMING t 8 t Private beach acc'"ess. waa~~2pd1·.Lr!'!~1'1 gu & garaite dr opnr & itrdnr. -673-l35t r a p ..,. -Starlloi:at$.'.i00 S52S mo fi'13-24 Z S-CleiMilh l27 · ___ fum.lblktoOcn&.Bar SJOO/mo.675-23U,agt. ---=--------' • Agenl64-l·l133 • eves wknd1i •••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT plush 2 $196 mo. win t e r . Nice spacious 2br, encl ----· c Viii Tw hs B 2 · $400 714-613·6441 CosteMHa 3124 iiar. adlts. no pets, $20S. OCEANFUONT vn;w HAllOR VIEW l\11ra osta n . n e. r Do . w1nler, or •••••••••••••••••••••• 2009 Maple.83t·3277 CONDO Z + Den 2 cnr 3 br, 2 ba, rec fncil. $U $250 by weelc. Open 2 Br lba FP dsbwr · pr1ute 0 par~ing. full !,~~r~i"*ht~~n~;11~~d1;d: ~96-7327 __ ~::~r!;,t 7~,.~f5 1900 disp: rur~. ga~. patio'~ .~:O:~ea2rla . 1210. Eastside 2 Br, kids, !>ecurily ~uildtng. l.<!ase gardener 1ncld $595. Spectacular panoramic • W/W. BIUns. Sleps from hr deluxe opts. 54&·1034 slngl!15 OK. Fee thl'U l\lay n. S."iOO. p/mo 640·8.~ ocean view. 3Br. immac Yrly.2br.2bn.2story, bay. $32S. (213!728·7085 Ma111Rentals,S40·5370 Al:\.:. &~21 J ---cond $."iOO mo. 49&-~ duplex to share. 5175. or (714)87().650() Damon MESA VERDE $250. 2 B -----675-479.1 . csu drps ear no pets $265 J II 2 IA 1-;XEC 2 sty Spani:oh 2200 •MIWPOlT CREST• Denullful 3 Br. 2 Ba. Tcr DELUXE 2 Br 2 Ba, l blk Avall. s11s'11s. S..S.1352 • • iQ ft, 3bd. fairway vtew. DcautlCul 3 OR 3 BA razo tile, cpl. drps. bu.: DUPLEX. Step& to beach. to Ocean. Pvt patio, fplc:1---------~ Family, no pets. Pool, Me_d i terraneanVillag • Beamed ceiling,;, wood paneling • Grassclolh w allcovcring • F ireplaces, wet bar s •Dishwashers, walk·in closets • Balconies, patios • Park·Uke landscaping •Swimming pools, Jacuzzi •Lighted tennis courts • Minutes to freeways & beaches • Security systems I IEDIOOM I IEDIOOM & DBI 1 II -2 II TOWNHOUSE A special ~ecl1on for t:'losc with a small pct. Adults Only Onlce Open Daily 9 to 6 ... -. . f 7141 Sl7-I020 ._, • 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. library. den. 2 rrplc11 .. twnhsc. Step dow~ i1vln1t ~1t4:h. dshwshr .. 109 £. 3Br. 2bo.. Wmtcr rentaJ. & dsbwshr. Yrly. $3$0. ew 2 B\ all •tr8', 557-4831 ~~~l~I l\r by. $.575. rm, Crplc, wet bar. dining San Gabncl. A\a1I Sept. New I Y decor at cd 675-1058 pets, am ab1 OK. Jl24 C....Mete ll24 Cost0Me1• 3124 ---------• rm. m~1ster brlrm hus P''t lS. 556-3599 thruoul. No pets. $.iS(). OCEANFRONT 3 br 2 ba. mo. 644-llll8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• &at shp avail with retreat & sundeck. Ten· s. JYClll S48·0l69 gar, encl patio )'TIY Br. Cpta .• drpl., stove, r.:==========================;-i :u~n. 2~ bn Townhom1t. nls. jacuui & pool. 2 Cur Ceplstr.o 3271 Cot .. Melo 3724 mo. 9 mos. MOO; 875-8318 refrlg., AU utll., o Near beach. Phone garage. Lease tor only •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll9S 2 Br 9 oJs H arbor on W . Bay . llarry.~llSt AGl:_ ~,Cali la IMMACULATE! $37.50 WEEK & UP pd. l sot :!1bo:· s ivd. Adu:•· no pels , S200. llBR VU Jim~. Mon11ro. 2 C ~I 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, •SC.udlo&l BltApts 0pn9/ll &9/121-SPKon.-648----_l __ e _____ --I Or & den. Immaculate. ~!o:il4'4 • H fireplace. t•athedral cell· •TV It Maid Serv Avoil 675-IO'lS 2 Br. 114 ba, 1arde ~mo. l!Oe .• incl llrdnr. ing~ & private rcnccd •PhoneServ. Htd pool New o"'eanfront , bltns, patio. Adults, no pets W. Andrt'w,fUO ti IS\ yard. 2 yrs. old & availa •Children Section ... 1245.&U·l803. ble to rent Immediately. •Low monthly rates. w11hr/dryr , 2 car gar.1----------1 32 .. 4 $395 /mo. Call nrter 6 2376Newport Blvd.CM fr plc. n o p et s. 38 UPLEX 3 Br 2 Ba, .. pm l714)4!18·2112 S48-97Mor6-IS.3007 S5S0/m o wnt r. \8 pets.184 2ll!lSt.,$325 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -S32S/mownlr.673*,6640. ~.~ macnab I Irvine realty Pl.AH II 4 bedroom. family room home in "mint condition." Highly upgraded -newly painted inside & out. $550 /mo. incl. gardener. J ohn1 Peckha m 752-1414. (052) IAMCHOSAM~ Beauti!ul condominium overlooking lake & golf course. 2 bedrooms + den. Near t ennis club & shopping. Will cons ider children & pets. $51.5/mo. Lasz1o Sharkany 752·1414. ())53) UMIYlalln , ... 3 bedroom, 2 bath Cbancellor Home. Country Club livlng w/2 tennis courts, 4 pools & 3 jacuzzis. $525 /mo. Toal Es~bar 752-1414. (D54) ) &in Juun lime ror INl~c 111 STUDIO Meridia n Cyn. new 2 i.ty WHICLY RATH Steps to the bch. G11r. Br 2 Bu + pool. $290. 14 4 Dr 3 Ba, form din, tro "'utl Kitrh n ar"rv winter, 1 Br $190. 2 8 E. Jlttl St. Pb Mgr a lftl' lc1teh . rom rm. LincnslrUllllliei. $2SO.Noi>ludenbor petll. G4~ alt 5:30 wkdy11 "/wt'l ba r. m11 tr h CLOSETOOCF.AN 67!Hi640_. _____ 1_al_lda_::y_w~<!_s- wtC1>ll·, iccr\' flOrch L~e E•ecuti••Sultes Duplex.V1ew.28ryrl)•.4 br. I ba. Nwprt Ills yard. SGOO mo S min fr 2Q!IONewportUlvtl Drwlnter.S2t2Scoshore. S250/m u Call 1714) DO nu P n 111 I 11 hr· Costa M<'l!11 Ow~r/AJtt. 546·6605. M9·3826or <213) 431.Mel. 1·~ 8520 ~·2 ...,,, - - ----1~;.;,...;._;_..;.;.._;__;.... ___ l s;;;;-.,,;-l2IO -"'"..:.~ ---8e11eon Jlay 1 Br. patio, 1~ Moot.e Viste. nice l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cute bach. c0Hage11. Ulil. gar. $300 per mo yrly. tri·Pk>•. Mature ad\llt, pd.Slnglcsonly.$135.up. Cal l 6 42·1 331 d a1. Nopets.$UI$.~. New 4br, 2ba hom e . 3'0Avocado642-0%82 615·84 23 evet. o r1.--.;...-------t Frplc. 2·er gn, nr schls, *4.4J939. Avail lmmed. Br, 2 be. pref mature o $400/mo.673·M5'7. Guest Hse, luxurious. ----------1 retired. No pett, nochldn w........... l2tl :s~-.~;:~~~,~~~era. ~";::.s:::to u~rn: 11115.642·5148. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Adlts only 67J.1.677 Br. 2 ba, prtly furn. Br z a.. den. 2 car icar. SUS CA SIT AS . . mature or retired. $200, fplc,IJe kitch area,rncd Mbltrtes to NB.Bat hldOceanlront bach. Room No pe t s, no chldn. yd. GS mo. 842-1688 BR tum. Adults, no l)N. :~i:-· u~ze:~aU ~· eG-sM IM!-.tta '-llit:hM or 2ll0Newporl Blvd. CM. mo. . •-.-,.-.ES-A;...V_E_R_D_E_.-2-Bt-.-tl .,. ...... d lJOO s PARKLING S pacious 2 Br. 2 b a. c pta . Ba,2ndnr.maturudltt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• dlx 2 Br, decor furn, dlwhwsh1', gar. 1~ bit to no pets. $200. SUit aec. .,,........... Hlta.1ar,$27S.l7S-UMt ~-~~ .. Yrly U75 .i-;.,.;£.:..~------i •W.lce• Studio a pt, decoralor•---------.fN 4BR. 5731 B•llcclto, rum. Pvt pal. Water & WlnteT lease. 2br, lba. ·~ Wt"Slmlnster. $-tOO. gas pd, $185 mo. $46.5330 bUt lO beach w/ aar. $250 48R. 5913 Leise. Hunt· mo. 87l-!M04 aft 5. 1--------- ington Bch. 5':iO Oun l Br. $150 utU . _.._ 1 1 •BR. 6202 Shelly. llunt· Carpets. drapes. patio. ""'r,ha*JL ington Bch. l500 quiet, adults. 673-2056. _ ..... _ 3BR. 12901 Sun~rove. ~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• G~ Grove. $3ll0. G••r.. 310Z .. taJn 2 br on Mesa •bd. 3033 Pl n~wood. IF YOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• Verde cul-de•tac. Orange. S67S have• service lo offer or SUNSET Bch area 2 Br mo. New crp\ • paint. '4b d . 1236 l r. m rys. &OOdl to sell, place an ad s.125 mo •• roof dffk, 16IOIS encl gaT. Adi. 491-1J38. Gard<'ftGrove.SSOO. in the D a H1 Pilot 14tbSt.Apt.Q B.Thllt'l 6 NICEl BR.pool.adltt, Saxton Realty ClalsUied Sedioe • • • ~ 714"64S-1000, Sat S.n. pet.a, f230. 646-37• 63ll·2010or631·*4. Phone"2·5678. 714-C-6575. &pm; ~m. ----. 'lhereS something "fishy" about Mesa Verde Villas! ~-. , .~---" ~ ,_ Wh•·n v,;(. d1• e1ded to stock our i.tr11,1m' w11li \f fl5h . we didn't order Just your run ol-the·mlll Ol'd1ilry ~nl1.ms of the deep. Ours art the ~rv rare KOi f1 h ' 111\Pofted lrotn OJlya·Nllgata\ J11p;v1. The Kot can hv up to 200 or'° odd years. They love to be petted and nand fed. But what d<l4i that nwon tu you when you are trolttng for a plaGe lo nve? Al Mesa Verde VIiias. ~ou con expcct that w,Y unlQue attent1on ro every detail. Altentlon that maku M~ yqrde Villas Oranee C<lunty'1 molr prc$tl· gious <ldull aparfment comm1W11ty .. 1both in~ ind fllU)'ou11 find th.>t extra 'flair In 1hc lush landsc.p1ng. ll141 w.lletfalls. tn.ttUJe ~ 6nd colooul plants. Youll M?e e>1ampln of adva~Jllfing at our cl~. tennis ctMls ond sWimml119 and tht?raP'i pools. Md •n you visit tt!e rxofmlonally dteorated models and walk the floor pi.tis ~ou·n know whal"s ln~• Mesa V'ft Villas is just a1 Important as what's outside Ex.citing~ nglc •nd &'pl1t lewl ap.srtment l'l!siden~ With flreplkn, 50anng cathedrol uihngt. rlchl<:i <lppoil\ted lntttlon. be.tuliful custom oak tab1nelry. indMdu11l l1turtdry room!, epael<>us balconies and detks with lull views of 1.11hat"s ouldoors ... All ln Iha heart of OYange County"s most coovtnlenl and exdus1ve residenhal nejghborhood. Vlsll Mesa Verde V~las .. We"re not your Ofdlnary f1Jh tale, . ··MESA · VERDE VlUAS -~----- !\ 1555 Mesa Verde Dri\te F.1st •Costa ~. Cahfornia 92626 • (714) 540-8871 Ju~ West of the Mesa Verde ~ntcr: olf 1-farbor Blvd. & adjacent to the CC>ll• M.isa Coll & Country Club (()pen lo the Public) Decorator Models now C>PIO for dlsp&ay ---11> t ' • .. . .. . Sunday. Seplember 12. 1976 AcA~•tlllq~ ""' .. ns.rtlc• C-.tJC-c:r* ....... u•tu •n hW-.JPep•""t 11.-•'lilloal.,.ar ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a&o..... ... f mJ)OO •st~ cteu· ~ .,~lllet. ,e~Gardonlna HiuallnC•lnO\'llll.cl anup ALL P"'l .... Tl.._.G PETERSl'i\INTING P1\TCll PIASTP.RING C1\.'llOPY1'\'SVCCO '4':olS~J!Ott ..... 4Celof' bril~rtt Pree S.. hr b4i9ded •>••u ltt' ,_w mo ra\ti, I? Hap. Tl'Mwotk. Rtu. 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Lie, rre a~ Sa~'<' ~':is nweekr Compl maintenance le ~apoo:r!tbl~o'da~t :e1ttrc~ E ,\11".f.;e t: exper. 5X 7~ Fh>e Ebt 11!13 1439 •1\~!';~~~~"·l;;l'!;~;~~. how u:i~~!~o~ Clab ,'45-3"39 Call'4o.213S . c,!.eroan7Sul~l·9,,!:;r est/reas. s m':k! 0" d rink. :iu Uc'cl918·'19M ~ 5 , .. TowC•s• Hom ei. dd tt ton~ Waltll30-5il2tlun•·unw Hlt>d 11d!. da ·ptay their u ... "' • ··~ l rus Re. lU('('O th ·1·r hl cwk -, ~;c~-...... . ho. ~11e ait a nd pay . •.· .-· · n ·er.ext. ·Sly,_., 11 LO 1 m':i'f"~<':o. Yotth le.,ibihtu ....._.. -· .-.w ! . "'-"' lhl .:-2 I SWS. I l S.IS v.·::a ., r rec '''l. O\\ . . h ' 0 • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exprd Hawuan gardener. oulW91&10> reel for this ;;x-w.ng aey ns \Uth u -s Y ll · rm rat~ 586 IR92 Don t ~" <-up th1· s •i> nd m pact" ur i.ds, ~<' er ca a I/ Rc011dcntl o t r n 11011 . d r1 ,.e" ay:1 & \'d cleanups. tnmming. temp. an a o1em ent. D:uly PUol Claullled Ad l'nres toe I mtt'lllabur c ,"L1i.t' at In clu~:.1fll.'rl utt· proud to· so). teall~ 9i2 !l314, u s 1dewolks t'ree pruning Lt Haul 'g Prefer l rv1ne1N8 isaslmplematter .•. Ciu:ir.m:o.r.rrece.t Sdlth111gslJ't"llhUu11} Ship to shore rl.'SUll!>' ~et r<'~ul t !> Phonl' estimate. &l&-812Q ~6. 673-l.S25 or 833-0884 jllit t'all 642-5678. ~ !085 or ~ 0131 Pilot Wunt Ad-. &12 5b78 '"'2 56711 Mllllrtll ....... ......... ..-u IMMMu Lost&Found 5300,~s USO Oppo,twtity S 0 0 5 Opportunity 5 0 0 5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .._....., .... le•h 3140 Huntiftc)to.. t.ach le4at1tw110rt IHcll DB.UXE OFFICES Comml & indstl s pJce:.. 200 to 2000 sq. ft . As low aAJOr sq. n. Lag Niguel & Mission Viejo art?as •••••••• ••••••• •• •••••• ••••••••••• •• • • • • ••• • •• FOL'ND rem:ilt• IJlJ 11u111'~ Hc·~pon.\1blt• ;1dults "111 i.1t in Tustin an•.1 11:111 -tu21 your h\)U:>f fo r l month or •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OAK CREST ' • I FOUR Pl.EXES Hwty! CWy A Few Uft! OPEN DAILY I SPARLING NEW -D&UXE! I 2 &3 Bedrooms. bltns, dishwashers t ~ Bedroom . fireplace &2 battr $315 r 2 B~m. encl06ed yards S275 I Will cpn$ider l or 2 Children ~ts a r e close to Central Park & e creatio ll . s hopping. schools. reeways. Bike to beach! ross streets: Slater & Beach. H.B. - est on Slater' orr Beacti one block. i~t on Keelson to cul-de-sac. FoU.Ow ~signs!! t ly: IC...t Rogen Rffllty 142-9249 • 841-1300 Duplex. 2br. 2ba. 2-t r gar, close to bch, avail Oct l. Vrly. 213-698 2249 o r 213-.943-8364. --------1 Handy to S. D. 1''rwy. Call 831-1400 On lbe water, 2 sty, 2bd. 2ba Apt. Frplc .. wet bar, ¥.catioft l...tafs 4250 pool. secority aate, $700. ••••• •••••••••••• •••••• )Tly.S.s.tS31. TAKJNO RESERVATIONS Neal bacbeiol'. util pd, For season. Near new pool. Beaohcomber, fee, 2Br, l YJ ba. Palm Desert 1_S4 __ 1_-2S0_1_; _63l_·20_u_. ___ f\tm Coodo. High south sid e. Pools, tennis, jacu.u l. l200 per wk. Mr . Morgan fW4·542 l BAYFRONT 2 Br, 6 mot1 new, ~so Yr1Y. 675·7"29 2 Br. & 3 Br. duplex. apts. FORl.li.SE lOFFICES SISSMOEACH Fine COSTA M ESA Loe 752°1700 ·1NVESTNENT DMStON ~TH£ RflH l!:l ESTAHRS Newport Shores. l h Blk .... alt to Sltan 4300 Offtcespaee, from ()('ean. Owner (11•> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prolessional Arts Bldg. BRAKE & FRONT END - SHOP RV 's a speciality, $250,000 income. 3 Bays, 4 hoists. 4 wheel alignment racks . Exclusive customer list. 130x l:l0 Lot. 2 Rented houses included in price. Owder will s tay if desired. Flexible financing to qualified buyer. Ma ke offer. ~ COATS&WA LLACE 546-4141 REAL ESTATE . INC 870..9203. Resl> fem to share tee 4 494-7292 2 B r A pt n r L 1 do Bi:· 'b1k to ocean, Sl.CO mo. -lftlhll• W..tecl 4600 llelliMu or 8l7 ti002 more 638·l\.I IS Found Fc:-mulc tit•rmJn Shepherd. l'hokt• ('ham Dog limps. Ella~ Be:tt•h 118 C2131 l!60·9711\1 ,. ALM READER l'i&l>t, l)l'<'hl'lll & CulUl't' Shl' h.ii. been ~l\'l'n th" 1un to help others l.lr'd 21311~·1-13S<r 213 ~7.9272 .FOUND. Foi. Tl!rr1t•r ~1. I 5-3, Poinsettia. CdM ll•ath Persottal S.n CH 0 • studded collar 640 7329 ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • --~ Fret• ~tembl·rsh1p, call OUND:Sml :\t mix s11ky f o r info P11rt11cr~ terrier. t'Ork:>crcw tnil Unhmlll'U QI Nrwpnrl Newland & Allunlll llll 64&32.19 536·114-l OST female brown &t blk mixed Terrt(•r ~.1m,· "T"'!_111tY" cu1183J_ 11211 • ,QST lioys glui.i.ci.. N F.nd or 3 .\rt·h Ba~. 193 918K. no <tUC~llOll" llSkt>d .\ P.\lUC\l,\SSAGt:: NEW .\Ll.l.:111 \;G STAFF $5 UOOl-'F W ,TlllSJ\D :\Ion Sut. ll<im •lpm ~O\\ Cll)l'll ~II :-J1J011 SJ)lll lllll> II P,1rl<. .\\t', t'O'I •' :'llt·~J u.ilt {.l'.}1 1 IHO !J'J I I shops beach Utih lles ulil In~. &45-4665 ....................... O,plNiwity 5005 pd. S3SO mo yrly. Adults, SINGLl-:S STUDENTS SI 50 MONTH pl. Emplo)ed. m oturt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND Doxie. &..lo~ & nopet.s 67U343 New smaUoffiees near l d __ ..,,_ 1 2 bd 58111538 Lagun:1 lhll' ,,..fl'MM"otiOft . SENIORS OJVORCED sn· .. •ol •·Newport Blvd a y n""'""" or apt IEER T ... VE•... r--u e "'-•1•r for ha" the .,, "" .. w 0 ara0 l' tn quiet but Id "" "" O , ••••••••••••••• ••• •• • • • Large Bach y r ly . _:L W""'c b"'etpyou~od ~ RoyMcC.... tn""~1s or lei.., DonJ S ORANGE COUNTY . UND smallt11•<>"ndo~ $chool1& S170mo.l2246th Sl.Call ""' " ... _........__1,10 ... _ port .,. ,A d 1 ddl r \'it· ll unt B t·h a.1 7005 S73-461Sor &7S-OS8S. compatiblerQOmmate. _._.-~• Point or Laguna lkh vu<'ate n ma e o Landmark !);16-!*7<!7 IMtnlcnOfl --County WideSeq•ice Costa Mesa 548·7?29 496·2782 larjilest .rroYoth areo 'tit) ••••••••••••••••••••••• LGE B & n . 3 B 1ooma elm1mtnot~ l'<lm· U'"lJ> W""" d ·---------2 r ucn,or r , ROOlmncdtFl-.ders Workano \\llh ,.. C " n•nci.a)l'Vl',,-fplc. bllns. dshws br. 30 .. c:u uph· pcutlon. ood net Good m:ah.• Yo1re haired Tt'rrwr IE A IAITDIDER beam t'ellJ!, cocl gar, Nr . 826·2'775 5 ·'7940 SH A R p Of' f' I C£ S . small. well lieha,•t'tl do.: terms Agt . 837-4200 pup. Cd~ 6-IU-73'.?!I l'"uJI or Part-llmt: ---harbor area, 2 le 3 rm neetJ l bdrm opt or hous d k lmo~oaf .!1.~5· Adults. S.150 Celt doww suites, $175 to $2<A. Air, r eason a IJlr. 67S 0971) CAFE IHR & WIME l''OUNO lllal·k mal<' t·at. Ut• ~u Y 10 Yoor u~ a ....., '-'»-s .. -.. 1 "" µrofossional bartender in roint Jll6 C11J1MC1 lecach 3141 . • • • LilflftCJ _,.... ..... 1. c p l d .. d r p s, p k I . before G, ~~~ ~~r Ball, or $'7,000 + MONTll K mos. pink l'Ollar. \'IC I week. fo'rco job plnei• • •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTCLlf I' area l Rr, Sh.,.• hotlMor••plNcnt Rcalonom1cs675-6700 call673·Sl2,1 c\e~ Very lnl1male with patl(J :'ltiss1on V1c1n 5-lS OIMIS. ITI\lnl assistanCl'. "" -MJts t 6464378 ~ ur""' .... '-""''"' 1501 W•stcUff Dr _. blcms necessitate· 1m---nmcnc:. en cr1<., J . 2S<l9~ LaCre11La..C. Unusual t br. Wldeocean ',nope 5• • ~~~wqeche" ""', • Flnmti• ml~liJtl' sate. Xlnl Mis FOUND · Ynll male lrl!;h Srhool NI e li e 2""', ocean view. A c·asUe a·.s· your home'. ~ool, close to shops. h.....~r.-,.....,·-• n ............ •·-'--s/ln•est / seatlni:. Pers onal pro 7G8·5635 A • "n Uarl • d g.Bch. -49-HIWS. sbo~lng Estat.c hvmg_ toocn Z Br, S27S yrly. 210 832-4134SINCE 1971 ~~ce Spoce luslMl1 your le1·m 1>. Agent II arbor. Lt hr !•ollar ...,., Hlil•mt' •leech 3140 Ga ,ensl&i>:e>ol 1.$345-$390 Ccdar NB.960·3572 Ca llon S1teManager Opportunity SOOS 113'7·4200 6.11-0297. 1--------- 'l I q u I r c 4 4.5 O o k , views. Close to be~I.'~ & Nwpt Shores, poo. 1 1 ,~ blks 0> ,._ b..>"'o!Nq Newport Fmant'ial Ct.r ••••••••••••••••••••••• sum Viejo urea. Submit Set. Vii: Nwprt Blvd & 110-1 ~;,!?1t960h,St. SA mo. nc . ut1 49'1·4053 or Fem<>le roommate want• t714 I 642>3l11 ext ~6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . 1 ...................... 494·6017 CleMe..te 3176 cd 7 h 3 B h MEXICAN FOOD FOUND: Sm affectionate Self llypnost!> scm nor 111 HOLLY AM 'S -••••••••••••••••••••••• tos a~iM~ ouse. IJ~Yfo'RON'.f Office Bldg ·red of working /or the 'E tan F. mix Corjlt doll. vie: Newport ncuch Sundu)· •1 3 BR. $350. No pcb. Drop a pe. bblc into the WlllTEWATER VJEW Space Avail. JWa:s. other guy? Try 11 for N ARLY $30,000 MO Warner/Bushard F v by Dr. Jos<'ph Bnrb<'r. • t. • tw2-<1739 , ~. n from your ~pt.. 3 br, 2 ba. frpk . $395. Female to shnre 38 r furn _ 875.8141 _ yourself Oaslri butors Includes liquor. St'ats 200 1139 S8SO . . Dir. or Clinical llypno:.1~ I.case. Luxury,11eeunty, DI 498.0232 home on Bbl Isle. SlSO _ w /van nl'e ded for m 5.600 aq It. 5'• lease. · al thl' UCLA Pain Con ~a.wn adulta • .3l7S6CS\, ane. mo+util. Call MG-6940. ~rncounsehngorricctn· Orani:e & LA l'Ountlt.'S. Requires S<IS.000 down.FOUND : llabbll. \'I C trol Unit. $75 Fee, s10,J ll\\y.400·2835. s.,,._ ~wnu 9,11 cl phone & receptiomst. S2000Ul\'t'stmcntsccured ASt.837~ Queen.swreath Way Univ Depoe. Sept 12 & Sept. •• . --leocll ll6' C.,t~ 3'71 ' . --Avail2dyt wk.W.7810. by 1.nventory. S48·8300 JJ\NITORI \LSERVICE Pk, Lrv.5.52-7869 19th at The Apple, 200311 , -1.-_ ~.!..•••••-.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~1b';~'!f3~~o~e;~:VARIOUS SIZES. office anyume Fc;irsalc.aitcqu1p&sup·Found 9 /9/76, Black ~:;':,~rke~:vg~n!i1;~1· SBr:atUlras.klds WAf&FR\MT J1m<1culate 2 Br Condo. !rn::e 548 ~4; P · space for lease, Lado •SCHOOL-n eading.skUI. plaes,gross$1S00to$1700 Cockapoo male. Ca ti Nov 1,1 & 2 l sl. Cull •J~vall now $265. VIEWS IN W'hr /d ryr . pool $285 · · Village a nd Cannery speed, etc.'. <Costa Mesa) per mo For info rail Dnys, 67S.SSOO. G73-620I -.'1328. Mgr . \Nl2 mo.CalJ4!H-03lS Apt to share. roommate ViJlage, from .40< to .8S' •~C llOOL ·l'''t Jr/Sr ~9 _ _ HB. r.wPCJR1: ,_.sa..d ovr 23. 2 Br, $105/mo. in· per sq. ft. High !Anaheim> COl''Ft."E &TE\ SHOP f'oun~: Medium Sz Long P1eno Lesson~ for bcgm t L..&..-1.L.-...t l t OO <'Is utll No pe\s No •BOOKSTORi-; '~ lla1 r Brown d o,::. ntrs & advaoced !olU Strlllinc,oe-Mon ano in .,._.___ d ru s Matur" ~dlt ~ ~ •DRAPERY WKR..i\I Thriv~ng-Primeloc:ataon Female. Part Shepherd. dents bv Julllard traln1..'C1 ~.~~~=to ....................... Dow~t~wn HB.~ltath: •RUG/lJPRLCleaner Prameopport.unaty Ora nge/Bay St. CM teach~r & h r cns ed 1"4 winOows,slrVllQnh.flrt>· THEEXClTJNG 113J.l4S4 y _ 675•7900 . •FURNITURE Relm 644~146 646-728SAMsoreves member of Call( .•• g::..,~~i7~ PALM MESA Ans. . CootactAgntSamCrane ..... 1 W..ted SOIO FOUND G Sh Teachers Ass<><'. Plea11i' ll'lllllOn-00!1¥ rec cent~ MINUT8ESCHTO NPT Nd f'e!l>. woman to share UICV'nYI LAW 1714 )645-417U 540·0608 ••••••••••••••••••••••• )fl.. m~le. e~k.3~8,.u~~ ca.!!_ 84~1~ ""nl\ coorts too .. my place, Little Balboa OFFICES ...... " &ch 1&2 BR lslcl 2Br. 2 frplc. sun· M . . 1 1 mall shop w/unlim1ted Mfgr Co. w.t•d. Niguel W /Tular e Co. Jobs W-.cl. 7075 from$19S dtc:k, Ha r bor \•lew. b;stJ~~~i~sC~ua~~~ auto parts Contruct ror Client has $200,000 cash. tags.493,8384 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w Adults No Peb 675 .. ~7 Airport. Paneled w/bltn ~ale Ca sh. 646·7658, Call the man with the LOST· Whl C-Oc.'k 1''rcnchtutorncodsjoh. t• 1561 l\tesa Dr bookcases New 1.'pl & 642·5362 plan. Dick Park. Bkr fem .· ,. i ~ e Fa i ;:1~: Call Kim. k E r N Rmmale wanted, M or 6131348 ,,.,., 17"" !S UI s ast o cw1xut Fem 2 Br 2 00 hsc lo drps Pr an on Y 2290 · -·------WilsonC.M. "Liza".Nds .,.,... -. luxuruouttrtnta!Slrom Blvd ) Irv 'Terrace Wcl bar. sq .rt To s ec <'all SAWDUST Ft::STIVAL MoMyWanted 5030 m~1cal alien. 640·5074 l''IC Ukpr: 25 yrs exper. mop=1~orv or.~t S46·98GO sky lite, pool. JUC\I~• ~-7~ JNC IS open for bids on ••••••••••••••••••••••• or i5~·6245orb75·0080. _ accuruk & con:.CICll · YTHISEA NeW S br deluxe tnbse. Sl. SJ6..17l8 Jun nortn Of Jamboree IEST IUY ~SO mo BlllS51M29l Pnme Bnyfront office to the food uonccsslon for Pri. Purty needs 2nd ~"OUNU. German Shep llous. Nwpt Heh Areu. ·11 Rentals 540-5310 V~~~~~mr;t= IMTOWM Resp mature fenrnlo to share tn NpBch Lido l97? Write before Oct mortgage well secure~ puppy,3·4 mos.old.Malc ~~-_;I ....;;:.,..... ___ • . owu..chno manageo bv Slngl~s. 1&2 Br. furn & s ha re beautiful 4D r Villng.!~-8!62___ -: ~ ~5i234, Lai;:uno ~c~~bfu~oloc~treJf~~~i~i w/chokechuin.Mesadel HelpW.ted 7100 ' Br. _!_tl!lrvi/le coml>ilnv, un furn T h e r e 's SI r rcsa den l home 1 n Dr Lawyer Accountant u · credit his tory. 548-8300 _Mar. 54':~11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' PARIC MIWPOIT million In recreation: Turtlerock arc»/ Inane 0 r 1nd 13 n c h 1 e f . ---..-sonali 5350 •/\/\/\A POSITIONS APAITMINTS TENNIS ipro & pro· w1samc Tcnms, swam· Professional bldg 1710 ELECTRONIC ~'·Trust 503"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ex. S.Cy/l•c.,t !1 I Or 28edrooms an... shop> cqmpltmcotary min.Jo( & util incl l young Oran"e Ave aocr Suite .......... UF•CTURER ~ D · k bl ., t; ccsecyw/s tottyp ,, lessons. s wi m ml.o .. , c .. 1.ld OK szco mo. ~'·oo"mo M·r nwha n, ~ A ••••••••••••••••••••••• nn ·ingpro em x .. Townhous !S " " " -'-'" Call AlcoholUelplinc Employel'!f P oy All Jo"<'es 1 F 50 bealfh d ubs, parlles, 833-3190 Century 21, 5'18·1168 Rapidly expanding com· LOANS 9% 24 hrs a day 835-3830 Liz Reinders /\8ency O~n~SJ.296 D~lly BBQs & Sunday brunch. ---pany urgently needs man """Bl h St St 1, ... .,.. .,.. .. Sorry, oo one under 21 •· Roommate want-"'. 38d. th 4u"' re · 0 .,.. MIW Ss>•·Pools·Tennis • h 1 w 7 Newport Blvd Ste D, wa proven monai:e Also 2nd TD &.o.1 MASSAGE Newpc>rt Jleach 833-8190 ELUXf! Uc31'0RM Acrosa from Fashion no pets. Month lo mon ouse w ~ view SI S 4S6 Sq.n. S165. mo. Uul menl abili\y to re prcsen Fairest Terms sanl.'e 194!1 FIGURE MODELS Call ror Appt/~lab '65 41 lull ..,_ .... _, frnlc. tsland al J amboree on occupancy. Models open mo. 49-Mil pd. 675-3457 the company an1d fall a .r ......... __ M~ Co • _Ulll .,. dally 10..1 permanent pos lion a ~ • ..,. • ESCORTS leO '!Yi e n c l ose SanJoaqulnllillsRoad. · F~m to share 28r home. Coronadel Mar IO<'al dealer/distributor 642·2171 545-0611 , lllGry rac. Adult.a l714J 6 44.1900 Ouk~-ood Gard1•n Apts CM. Sl.40 mo lotal. Neat $150. Oluuae, uUI pd, You wall bandJe a unlqu~ OUTCAU ONLY 1 90 pets.$46S 6•p. !'!'.,n;,:::,:oa~e8r. 18.·28. Ph amplepkg,A/C.675-6900 clec:lron1 c produl.'t h t,Znd&3rdTD's 631·3111 ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT Temporary Arroun t11 1 Pay ublo J>rocculn~ ' <.:lrrk College account· inll cour1c11 + 2 Yrt ex e«rent.147"622 LIDO C'llARMI NG·2br Newp01'l ~arh North --" Pm ...._., R..tal 4450 needed b>• every bus1 LOANS I\ VAIL. ---- l br, sies. incb ;~:~.b,rJi1:s '!~~o 1~~· 1!81> lrvan1• lat u;th> Fem to share hse w /2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ncss & home In the coun Credit nnt importflnl AIORTIOM Beachcomber , lee_ ~· <710645~50 working gala nr OCC llo...lll!MlaORTl~•cH try. A~luh'ly no com 67:H883 Urok<'r (;l')unsellng&Rcrorrel t: 13l·IOl 1. Lire 28r. \'ii Blk to bt'ach. SlOO+uUI. 646-34•2 ,... ...... ..-l5A pellt.Jon anywhere 81 l>rcg. t~t·avail. wkndil -•·a replace. O/W. Gnr Newport Bi'uch south Stores or Offlui s ure s I m m r d I at •9UICIC CASH• 2!1 llr HelplincS4?1u95 pc•r m /\/Pay & rolatc Youn1& profc!lslonal $'cclci; Ac r 0 s 5 fr 0 m n cw acc&.'pt.ance &t r11plc1 cosh T.D. LOAMS r -Int, d r-., hC<'.p\1 _.,_ (114) 642·8170 roommatr, M or F to u rt • l\fll Sh , ,. now. Your own ho11kc P.I Oorudo Mortgn!l<' c:o PRf:GNANT' ..._ ...... ,,,.........., ---------1 share co•t C>t 1100.000 ... a ner 11 1 e • oppan,. wlll ap1J1'0vc this busl (''1")67"31GOrQlle~L Carln11 con fld('n tln l .,, Ill(), No ""ti! -----h-.,,.nf-div q ul"l ., Rr "~nt"r Now rcmod"lln11. s f I II " " .,. ' ,., t I O i '""'"'" "''" ~ '' " t ow n h o u 8 e on 7t ll ""-" .. · ... ' ncs!I .• uct'l'!U u ;1pp or t71ot )OO!f 05'10 cuunKl•lln11 & rcft•rrnl I A, Opal Cr. O~n 1 ~. .ovr Y 2 r, do~t• rs. 2 8a ndull.s y rly lsr fairway or R11nchu Son ·C70 l o l&OO q rt . 2630 cants will be rc<1u1rcd 11 l\bortlon, 11do11t100 & /Qin. ~~(:+~t1·:;;.:i'::i~tll. sr.2s: La11~n8 b c h Joaquin aoll ('0Ur!W In Avon St. Wynn fl hr!i maJwarnlnimuminvellt· F-·-.... Kt•1•plnl(. <.:ontuct l'crsonnol Ocpl PACIFtC MUTUAL 700 Newport Ctr Dr Newport Rerirh EAJuol Oppor f;mployt'I' town 11.8 .• 2br . child . ~u .,_1at ln 4c out. '79.tll'f. fl'c SCt> to 11ppreclate 49?·1082 lrvlne GOO mo 8339657 1213>47MOOI mcnt nfSG,88l loSIOO, Lott• --5300 l\PCl\IH! t>47:tr"1:l 210 :kith S SI I Id • --Sl75 monthly, wutc•r pd1 fully !ll'Curctl & ~uuran· ••••••••••••••••••••••• couplll p~f y~~eta~ r~ 1..-. M·fl 2.1·33 workJn.11. resp. 2110 Harbor Ulvd. C."M. te-0<1. For C'On11ldcr11lion LOST U uc hc!ill, lem • SJ>llUTUl\1~ llt;/\Ofo:lt q'd. (l)71•1886·•MS •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• •hare nice l"o h,c, 11,U. Avail Oct 111 6"42·4762 wriworrull . Gl•rinun Hhcp. Ulk & Ian, Pully l.lccnsctl ,. Nr Brookhursl(Adam11 -· ----3·Ct.i-Or))Orutlon :1yr 11 . Vi c Irvi n & 312N.EIC11n11no ll1111I i---------1ROOM.i ~-wk 'If wit $120. Ul/IM, ulll pd Prime Oowntn l.agun11 18!WM•cArthur 8 lvd Or lALu l . Sc'i>l ard. SanClcmcntc-. For appt: l•-------- MIWPOITTHIACI kitchen. 137·~ wk u 9611-9096 Bch. rclall/otc. 1138 Jrvlne,Ca.92715 Reward.5460116 492,llO(W 49211130 Accountlnlo( :C.·2bacondoSt#J •1Ma.So48·9'7~!"114WM7 FemaJ;;;;~ 11 room· sq.f'-t_. E_ves--'-,"94-~-1-33-~--1.--.,;..<7.;:.,14;.;.>....;752....;-046..;....;l __ L;i: Fem. Whit; Spih ltEl.l\XING r.tA.5°SAOE IMMIDIATILY 2811~::2';.0::,0 ~P~~-~~~~ ;,"!9m':n~~ei:1~mit!~: SHOPSPACI Rest aurant. Pina t ak Vlc.ColleacPk.Rcward. UobJ ames-Lic Maa.seur AYAH.AILI IA YNOHT HOMI fam. Bal la. 673-6547 or 6'7MN7 Prime Miasloo San Juan. out Sand~lch route, ne• 557·98M or 04-i-332.5. Outcall• 9·9, 4IM·$lll Temporary A111jnmenls 38R.2ba. l200tMo~rY m-mo. E'fe.. ~. k from m~sioo. ;:,111, pp, rt~: ,::!:ct"}~~ LOS T : 9 m o \.~ Sl . 508RJ ETY M t!ANS •leoWIH,.rP/C ~ Be d /d k f F R"'E D O M But •Autlootd&a1,.n STVS TO HA n XTRA J...ae, p \1. entry Offlal..... 4400 quids u le in Lacuna roar w r •ce, "' .. : 2SR 2baths Ba, a lf utll 's. 1150 ••••••••••••••OH••••• .ti ..... 4100 kb.. Ideal for couple. rem, "Lady". Be.lie col· freedom is an i.Daade job •AccflltCllrt&s ' · l rmMd.Ml-C7S7 ....................... 111.000 4111·3131 or la.r. Vic Edwards & Myr . and aom.um.. • llUle •l•r.•c•O,.Mwl PY\ Hliaffe a. bath w/lllcb pdv. ~ Blk fr 'beacb.SJ).I09 Wf'~Hllrf BLDG '.JI , , I • t 1 ~ ,' • 4 lOS6lON \11£10. M•U.i.· 67S.ZU1 Ue Dr. HB. 841·8947 . outside help ls needed to •S...Tnfth Ulle retaU comm. incl 18' Owner •ery aroclous. find It. ll you or • l~td Pfeatc C.11 COCICTMLS one need help, call th(' '* per sq. It. $48.()$20 or GROSS Ill OOOMO Reward: Germ Shep, F . CAREUN'IT proaram at ~~,,,__ &\'5-02llexlJaY. NO FOOD! (Full kitchen Older. Blk/tn. Diamond South Coatl Communlty •---------1Employed fe male t .t'=:. Approi JSOO a~t. 220 tMnotin un).Oullland· St.L84$4·3421:494-631S Hospit•J.49'-1311 Br,2btl.-~.3l'M"..-ar. abare3Brdupk-s,L\blk ~,.,.--, .. rv•-. •vall t 1st. I n• -ppea r a n "e L OST s t "., " fr be«:h Yrty 11>.JOll ;/..-_.. " "' " " • " • : m g r e >' FREE Pregnancy Tests Wasbtdry/reCrig. $US. · · ~ .... -..... N.B.$'22S.~e4!300. Complete ly he lp run. Schriauier, Vil' Nwprt ConlidentialCou.naellnr eM90'7.i7~7720 Rooms. $25 w.-'-up. ./ .... -4l50 Marital problem~ for Shores, Aug 25. Reward. ~htl.lfe.hne 935.5433 EWBAYF RONTCo • Cost a Mesa Area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• we. Onlt S30.000 wn. "Oualy".646-c3846. · I d F lrnew Rd 131 262& Alt. 837-4200 Aquartu• female would 714/135-4103 5'l0Soulh M•ln St, Org ,._, t~ .., I accounlemps ~ exnqu1s tBe ecBor . 1211$0 ~wn81t7 eves . . Warehouse space approx. P'OUND: Btn while Blue-like to tie,ar from ilngle sq · 2 r 2 a , p c, ' . •IMOFREltRENT• lOOO JQ n . Lagun• Hjlls. '""&WllltTewt1 point fem Siamese cat. Leontaleover30to11hare -- many xtras. Boat d~k ......... 4010 bW Rm orftces rroro 8»0890 INDUSTRIAL Mesa del Mu , C.M. adveature to Monterey A...a..-rffllee ava U Sl200 mo./wall .•••••••••••••••••••••• Sl25 p e.r l'l\O Ad j -LOCATION 546-0160. J au Fefllavul Sept. gy..., _, furn. 675·1JlliOor64S·7216 Mfd Studeo( waa ta rm • Alrporter Naki. No le~ , Gross t8,SOO month. on -J7-18·l9. llavc 2 llc.'ket.11 lo SAUi RLY 3rd hse-to bch. brd> ln exchai.uie for It re· req, l334ZZJ 1'U noon ..._.. W..ted 4'00 short hour 5~ day week. : Beloved 1·oy C.Olli~ all pcrformancc3. Need Former yellow pace or mod. l~t-. a Rr. beam pair d•• • tlae 1ittln1. ••••••••••••-••••••••• Easy $2 .500 mo ntl l. ISheltlel Ma lt•. l\n3wcrs ride up .t. b3ck. Submit majlulnt sales exp. ceil. fpk. oil bltns, Bl& Canyan/N,B, area. •O'flllSOn ResltCPl .. '/pt!ts~kst Br, Mostly help run. Good to "S t •r " Vi<'· n1me &phoncNo lo Ad Male or female . Com· SZ'7S·S350. furn or unf. 644--2836 l·IPM, $40.72-69 1617 wata.lFF·NB h&e nr apt w111m yd. 1225 set up for cocktalls 8ll5hard1llom1lton. JIB !t7<17, Dally PIJol, P .O. mlaalon only. 583 W.19th 6'3·3490 moms. AGT.141·5032 64:·3!!08. Terms .Agt.8.11-4200 002-710'7. Reword BoxlSeO.C.M •• CA.92628 St.C.M .~S-8877 I ~======;=::t===...~-=='=====-=~l==:=======i=:==~--=::=-..1c::::======---L-~~~~==========:::a.===:::::====-=-L ----~ - .. ' • ... Q.IHl.._OM;;;;=-V.;..;..Ptl!=OT;..;.. _______ ~=•·~·.;:;!ep!=~ef!I;.;.;!!!:;:;;· ..;.1.::t....;1~'1t~ { ~~~ ..... ?!.~ --!!.~-~ ~~~ ..... !!.~ ~-~~ ..... ?!.~ .\llrf W~ ,. ... W..e.4 71 tW, W__, 71oitw, W..... 7111 DIMTAL UCB'T. . PAIMTU 7ll0 ~··••••·--.. • ••••••••-•••••••••••••• .. ••-··---· ...... tor 'busr d«!ntal ~MIDAY Land!lcpine Co. MEDICAL Temporary. $2.$0 IV'. •,.a,.,, Allt't olc tn Sul• AD arta, 0. e! ot&e. t.fsallal 6 ..., e.a:pcr mu. MU$l .,... Dod«'• Ba1vk!w Manor, 3SO W. 1 I ~WOMEN 11 & UP AYON THE cm If =·op p or. Call =*M~~~. r:: 5~~~1::-:p. A=:, ,,·XC.Y.~:.. ' Nait1 Co. b&t opuln& .._..A Ywy HUllTillTll BEACH DENTAL S!:CRETARY ~we · RtVtMA .,,. .... -""•· • IM 1D new atf'lt la OU Menyellirf..... • :'11 ···a• .............. ,, __ ,._ bookkeeper. recep: JRL FRIDAY for ANITOR. P/\im•. M•a l'lllSOMNIL q.-dTe.le. Col. esper. ,_.. I pvbll c refatlon• ._....__ -'!'"" •••• ._.. ... I •• -tioo1sl.experorcola.gc. builder/developer Verdo Conv. ll0jp, Hl IOllBualMuCtrOr r Pdwbl•tt;ns.Oaya. , ~ttHrvlcedepU. ._., chair side ~kill also wfconalrucUon back-~terSt.CoetaN4'H, SUtt.290 lrvlM tom• wlmds. C.ll ~lwn ,,. • •a p • r I•• c Te,.,,.,. tt Announces Openings For 11vall. SoaS-3000. ground. Rookk .. ~•••· J• ... ,.oa (114) 933 "10 tam-4pm MGll·Frl. EOE Su rl N 0 w. Se I Ii DI .......... # ·-.... , 6401110 oea.-y·we.,.. be uUll&i -.t 'J'hoFollowingPositlons: s"·v,..... '°" ao .. m. nu good local front of·---·-----S~ tJ ct k a r-IX'ta. C.11 • Desk Clerk for aftlalJ ea· rlr. •'or h'lterview uU E'<ptt'd cleancr·f/Ume. flee ~ back oft1re Jobi PIX OPMA Toa 'f'o:~!'ler~~w wc!)·, ~.:-;,.:.~='°' 7• c.cnhllllll•er Sf27-Sll44Mo ~:i;:.~:0.~~':r~ ltl.J) .. .s.llt. ~~m~v~~~a~.!= mllablenow. SUA·Tllur1U'Mto7All. 1 het-..n9AM-3PM 'M•l•••ce W ..... -$756 Met • 1>4't.U o..Voted. $ Day GIRLRIDA.Y Cut•r. NB <Behind mature, ..-1pon1lble _. ___ 1_4t_._t _l _ll __ ~8abyJitwr needed for Clllf'tlT....&tf-$60JMe wk . lncl&ad. wknda. Sharp, matuu, utr theatre) IHlam onl)' MOTIL"MAIDS ~·Pd t~lo traU\- " ~ AHSW81... 1chool •IO childr•n JP"' .ru 41MGl. •tarter. Oood typla\, Mon-Jo'rt. Exper. pref'd. Mutt •·~ • .E. I SllYICITa...oM Your home. C.M. Bea •••• won.r-S7~Mo DISHWASHBS telephone vo,tc •• Prtll. JANITORS M/P', cxpcr. speakEn&lllh.S45>1M2$. PEOPLEPt;RSON , OflaATOI.. ~lem Sehl area onl)-. Apply "' PH'llon. Mul· rlcexptr. rtq d. 9'71-&680. M Hrs a nitc, ~day wk. ~ at once: Mat~ F.xec nftda pfllme .,. 1 Day" nl&bt al\lJl. AJUpm, S40.9ne. Al I r c qui r c 3 0 days prior doon's tri9b Pub. 202 lrl Wllnted, 11-up, eblld T~·Tm~twn$.$pm. pertOn to care for d11· ii<K'. in whaleauptly, l'\al· • _ 228 Foretl, Laguna ~b Bab)"llller. p/t, llve tn ro unemployment & HB residency. Newport Center Dr. NR. care. • alrt1·T.o.11,u. 1~11 ".., Slllft abkd woman. No llf\101. 11 c.pltaUaed.81 2223.. -.-;;iiii~iiiii;~;;iiiw;f •Yro&dboy,3to4~~wk Applications wW be accepted at. Tbo M·Ft:aH.SM~ ... PersonaJ tare: D4thln1. PerfKIWorkl- A/Pay8"pr ton mldd>-·•ied lady pref. Employment & Tra Ing en er, 520 tDaysWk·Evcnlnv. GUARDS cant. Thia Newport h ouuwrk. p rcparll HMre ; 1 Ute t»ewrk metlll'O ~ in C t •DISHW ASMElt $'100. 00~ Fr-. lo Appll· ahopplftl, banklng. ll«hl ' · .• .., 1 , ~retarl• lo "'-'• reqwred. So. c Pecan, Huntington Beach tbrou1h C.11541-1418 C....Mft• Beacll co.11 • biC,i• It• bnakfa.at. Must tM reUa· 8:»2:30or s.ey~ .. in& Plua area. M0-06e1 Monday Sept. 27th, 1976 at 5PM. Call Permanent. l"uU & part· aoodle. You w ll bo bl e . 6 d • 1 • wk .. . 3:1M:30. •· Jnsurance Clk t4 $7 1.QS.TSll>, coJlect. $2526 DOG GIOOMER lim~. Pbone & traru1.1 .,.. pleued w /yo.Jr lovely 8:3o.J.J:30. ~ter have Work 6 hn a dll.Y eamh>1 I Irvine Pef'90l\Del A•enc:v • Eaper'd all br~. Also. 'd R 1 -A 1 olca, your Pltuant co-car. Harbor lUgb area. SS.• per hr lD pl.eaaant , 418Em.hCottaMeaa' Bab,.itUor. my home, a bather Ii brueber. ~ el r~ we come. WOtkera, r:;r ralsea." N.B. Call f42·0911 to turroundln1s.•·Deal 1 !;Wi;ZM Mi·HT dally2-5,6yrokl boy •. N ......._w_._~ 7100......._w-.a.......1 7100 Needed 6 days. Mmt be Cloeed~4.otchnl~2• outstaad DI benema. pt'raonellntervlew. withe public In our , ... ___________ work Vic Paularao .-...... _...., .--.,.. --steady &4.2-SSZZ • Call Abigail Abbot Irvine otc repreaeotlnc -----Schooi. C.N. 546-9959 an ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••-•••• · · C.UYS &. GA.LS PerlOMel A~ency. 4SOO TI me L lC e Book 1 . APT HOUSE 5:30•wknch. IOOtCPl-F(C CLERK DONUT Sbop Help, M••·•-v iaio El Toro Ca mp us r . N . B . k nauft'V'trt Dynamic personality p/thne Altil. No exper ......... ~ • SST-tl22. • \#n..,ut' moat Ukely lo auc~. MAINTENANCE Bab)'Sltter needed tor 1 Thru Fin1rncla stale nee. P'emaJe, are 25-4$. atta, lo work• few houl'I ~ ~nrllel l11tereeted houtewiv• It' Couple, experience. f\al mo. old, exper'd 20 hrs =rt·~~~ rci~'?.r~ TYPIST Apply In person, Mr. ad~. f\aoJob. Earn l2S Keypuncb • ~ t"''""" 6ludenla •~kln1 perm. lime, no children, sala week wtule I teach, mus Prior CPA firlll exper re: Dooul. 135 E. 17th St, lo S50 tnfcer week. For D9te llttry Opr ' agency positions caU833.a<m. open +apt. Ptu>n drive,ref.MZ·0636 q'd.Our employees know Pos1tlonrequireslyur eo.tallesa. =13.onnatlonphone ~~~~~e~0S:; · -712.0331 ~ ' "•·2611 Babyalller. Npl Hts area, of tlus ad. Send resume" olfice expcn ence. Must DI'S ASSIST. Equ~l ()portu1uty be.lpful. SaJary open, xlot 2192 Martin. Irvine \ ~~~~~~~~~ 6-1 brs day. s days wk. salary history in full roo-have :iccurate typing of Young lady (18-28) for Employer wo rk Ing con d s & Call for appolntmen\ PHONE SALES Own trans. 631·088.S fidence to Ad No. 583, 50wpm. legitimate full Lime p05i· HAIRDRESSER benents. Apply National Dally Piiot, Box 1$60, I · c y S C •• 1---------1 Ph S I I 16 Units cit .Exp'd Babysitter for 2 ehlldre Costa~lesa.Ca.92626 8 p JOH.._. t on in osta eaa Neighborhood •bop, tor yatems. orp, 4~.,1 E one a ea peop e, mature, u ml·ret ok my home days. Call art • • " HeaJtb Spa. No exp. nee. vacation cllenlele It Birch St. N.B. LYN'S male or female, 18 lo SS 14$-(181'. 6PM. ~ Boys·Gir_Ls tor advertising FUR . .._.ITURE We send to school. Apply permanent posJtion H.B. .,~ ... •• • yeai:a ot a1e. Guarantttd _:_.:.._ ______ -1---"---------1 drculauon. Afternoons & " :1ny aft. or eve. 2112 8'6-2:900 ~., For 3-11 al Runllneton waaes or commlsaion5. --------•Babysitter who can love 6 Saturdays. Trans pro. 2001 K Dyer Rd Harbor Blvd, Costa P/Ume al\.emoons & 2 ValleyCoov. C.Cnler . 8382 250 East 17lh Street, mo old baby boy, my vided.G42>3J32 SllJltaAna,California Mesa. HeadLocl&erloo. full days per wk. Apply Newman Ave, H.B. Suite 0, Costa Mesa, Mature. reliable. BUSBOYS Earn$160wk&upaelllng For pvt country club. 418F1aplupRd,NB llcCarthy,RN,842-MSl. 6'6-4223. 873-~l. CdM. A~ual 7Fl~/l"~~.~ .. B1,r..!."~~1.< l) Mlllt be .-1e oriented F.S Equal Opportunity , __ .....; ______ , Mi Cua. 2967 E. nth. Opportunuy Employer .. ..,.,. ·-• ·~....... ..-... Employer .. ASSEMBLERS 2nd Shiff home 3.4 morns wk. (7l4) 919.2000 AHllld-' Park LI~ Conv. Hosp, Please cont ad Sun n between 5:00 & 8:30 p.m. 1 BABYSITTER. Wanted Costa Mesa. Apply daily~~~~~~~~~!~~;;;;;;;;;;--& have supervlsoral RH'S-LVM"S Wt have several open for occulonal day & eve. 11 AM. No phone causr: Enc. M••t••nt ablUty. No prev. exper. KNOW Practicals & Orderlies inp ror PCB Assemble 1 lnfant. my bome pre-please. •-------• type pertOft wbo need.I nee. For interview call, needed for hospital atarri-------. ---, <>n our 2nd shin. Mui ferably. CdM. 675-7931 CLERK TYPISTS 2nd income p /time. ~. SOMEONE ...U.f &privateduty. Ex.· Phone SoUdlors, (!i) re· have 6 monlha recent ex-BUS GIRL OR BOY. Days Potential $1'00 mo lsl yr.1---------.t per. req'd. All shlf\a, full liable people needed, 18 perie.occ in touch.up an111m--------i Alley West , 2106 W. Immediate openJna for1_63M __ l23_.-:-----tHio.teea Who ls looking tor part. Ii p /time. Wealcllff le over w/exper pref'd .• _ '.s.olderlnL Carulldate Oceanfront. Nwpl Bch. Clerk Typilts. Accurate• fuU or part time. Ume temporary work? Nurses Reglatry, 1817 but wUJ train. Mon-Fri mu!'twanttowork 2n BAKERS-& C"'IDRl.YHS t.YPlnl$$wpm,10keyby Fta I 9COlllrM:tor Applylnpenon.Harry'a De!peralely need Westclilr Dr.~ Ste 212, 4pm-9Pm.Sat 9am·lpm. :i;hift only. We offer ex.· ~ touch. Excellent co. For 2 houses, Laru.aa New York Bar & Grtll, 'l")'pills, P BX Operators, N.8 . 631~10 Call Lita alter 3pm. <-ellent starting salarie BAKER'S HELPER MenorWomen beoefils Beach,484·5108 4248 Martingale Way, Secret.ariea & Bankin11 $40-$464. • d lib I fl '.\lustbe2Soro\'t~r .. , __ -~ o "-II Cl k NB u on""'i.1"11'"" •· ex-'d -l"IOnnel. Call RSES i..;...~~...;...------:i n era r ng Day&NiteShiO.s Apply In Person ,.,..., ,,_,., n...... er 1--------•I i,2. ' -. .,.. .,. ,...,,. SU:-t>etw;;,l&S RU'S-t "$62 r-n"'"EWORIC ·benefits. Please apply· Eirperience Preferred y-at-... c....... Typists. hrs 8'5• typing 60 120) FUllMITUlll •----------1 752·13llO " 0 F /time our ofc. S?.7S hrly -.. -wpm. 10 key, alaUaUcal HOSTESS d ButNotNecessary 112S1Slater..\\'Cnue · d Ir bl MOVBS • aya, aonae WeslemTemporary LV.._.'~$44 guern. tost~rt. Good an· ~· STANDARD • MEMORIES, INC . APPLIED MAGNETICS CORP 2::?:?1 South Anne St Santa Ana, Ca 92'7~ 1.. An equal opportunity employer Applybetwn6am·2J)m 1'' · v 11 typuisexper. es a e. ... •di d.I t.e nites, apply In peraon. Services, Inc " ;a-centlves le bonuses. ouoLain a ey C .. 644-3319 ..... I • 1 Alley Weal, 2108 W, 11162MacArtburBlvd Ai•s-Or*rle~$36 P"lme pogltlons avail. 167211~~A•• CARW.ASHHEC.P 9AM 'UINoon lMoo~~R~:Oment Oceanfl"ollt,NB. SuEqitelOO Irvine J _ l"or8Hou[~~ns for s tudents w/work EqualOpporEmployer F Lime.AllPO$tl ons THElllVIHECO. $2.50Per Hr+O/Time HOUSEKEEPING ualOpporEmployer oan a repu a e . pro· permits. For info call l!i) Locations $SO Newport Ctr Or DAYS CHJLDCARE l~~~~~~~~~j lessiooal n11rsln1 service 538-4371. METRO CAR w ASH Newport Beach & work the days, hovrs &'-_...;.. ______ _ 2950Harbor Bl\·d. CM Equal Oppor Employer SHIPPING CUCS Ute ho\lsekeeplag, tome . LAGUNA llACH ho6t>it-1s of your choice. aatlca Press Oprs want AlsoNeeded c hildcare.. ma t u re MOTB.~APTS PartorF/time. ed.dayor swin1.Notx· BANK Call Kelly Services woman, part·Ume N .8 . Malure 0011 w /ex . IRENTWOOD per nee. 546-3370. EXPlllENCED CASHIER CLERK TYPIST, PIT. 6 Newport Beach 833·1441 area 848-a.11!12 to manaae. val be C . HURSES lnl PAllT·TIMI hrs 11 da)', Cosl• lfesa. ()penSat.9AM-1lAllrl Housekeeper, matvre, dable w /re!a. Ocean vw lumber, m · mum :Jyrs COMMERCIAL OpporWnily WJ' iodlv. 556-lSOS F.qualOpporEmployer llvein.fullehar10. (1)11 apt +ul + comm. J=m.tfcbDr.~~ =fu~n copper pipe., TELLER w11 yr related work ex· (c;0;.~ .... ~~ .... ~~D~ri~•~ ... ;-"1~~~~~~~~~ yr old cblld. 7Sl·47to S.9'745. 1 per. Pleasant personell· Pl 1 Cook ,,~. 1-·i---------11eavema. 1---------• Mllrws ... , PLUM BING j ASsemblers ty & appearance. Xlnt a n .,.... """ ---------• Laamdromat aaaiatanl. Ir ,.,__,,.__.1 S "'•1SM"' ... , ... SIDE •• EltttroMe<'bant<'al UNITED r FUR~ITURE Hol.\Hkeepers ror I Uftt PartUme.Call6'73-190 ~" .. ,..,. " l lmmed employment op· company bene Its. COMPUTER OPR " home In C.M TAM·aPM or&TS-0334. All ebifts. Lido Conv. Exper'd In plumbing. ,, por for people w/mech'I CALIFORMIAIAMK PleaseCall Gravcyardshirl.360005 , Is tlPM 7AM bUt Center. 1$$S Superior Comm. & benefits. Xlnl • aptitude. Semi retired 644·3389 exper .. S day wk. Salary West Coast • lar1~1t 6 · · 1 · LlVE·lN. Mature lady. Ave, N.8 . 646-7164. earnings oppor. Training will be acceptable. li>t 309 Main Street 9AM 'til NOON open. Phone for appt, furniture manu!act.unn1 646-67l • Housekeeper & compa· for manaaement lD well 6hln. 8am·4 :30pm. Appl) llunUngt.on Beach THE IRYINE CO NationaJ Systems Corp, company .has Immediate Housekeeper llv•ln. pvt oJon. 847-1252 Nurses aide wanled. Sat & e11tab'l Orange Co. firm. •~ In person. Moore·O· ,7141536-lll I 55QNewportCt.rDr 546-7360. openlnpmt.be tollowlDg rm. EncUah 1pea.ltln1. Sun. 9·4. Hunt. Bch. 642·1T58Caltror appt. • I·. , atlc, 29-iO College Ave. Newport Beach •COO"'• areas: Refs req'd. 541.5102. MACH SHOP TIME 1_962_-S22A __ • _____ , PRESSER c.M. Equal Oppor Employer " Day Shift. Good fringe o..1u•r•s "'IDES ..a. -----~---t F.qua1 Oppor. Employer Apply Dick Church's ASSEMBL y HOUSEKEEPER, live-In, ·benefit.I. Call for appt. ""' "-• For Ory Cleaning Plant · .ASSEM BL~RS R es l ft u r a n l . 2 8 9 8 • for 5 yr old twins, spe6.k betwn 8:30 • 3:30, Com· Needed for Huntington 40 hr+ per week. 846·4221 i.lJarinc Hardware ex· Cashier wanted. From 6 Ne!wporl Bl vd, Costa FOREMAN Engliah,'$100 per wk. S. pulile Corp, 711·1"11 W. ValleyConv.Cenler,8382 Crown Cleaners. 593~ , per'd only Apply lni·--------to llpm. Tues thru Sun. Mesa. Laguna.•3-2722 11th St C.M.64$-1501. Newman Ave, Hunl Bch. Warner Ave. HB. J )'erS()nF"rl 8.30 to 3 oo Mon BAflO<lNG Dishwasher Crom S to l W 11 • 1 ' i_A~pp~l!..Y!!,in~per~ao~n'.:... ---1--:---:--::--:---pm. Tues thru Sun COOK I s upen ase arge HOUSEKEEPER. Live MACHINIST PNMtloftS.. r SPARCRAFT '. MEW ACCOUMTS 67S·S10l . E L b 11utomated fumlture as-ln. Newport Beach. PROTOTYPE ........ ~Tntff Y. now 17lhSl C.M. COUHSELOR ----5~~~~h~~e~. omue':;t.s'. sembly line. Mu.st be Spanlah OK. 671·29'8 = In windlunoel WlU train deslrable •P· ~11 :,d ::.~ifs'~·~· • To work Saturduy onl)• CASHIER La& Bcb.. CaU after 1 p:u, able lo raanage • large eves. h~ful. plicaale. Cla11e1 will t • ··-.... 1 of -lln ..... 1 ---------1 Supervise approx 2 ' As..,,.,.,Wortl•rs for our Costa Mesa ore. Expcr. in retail-Mus 494-0162 .. .,. .. iorce · a•· a...., D PLAY start Sept 2'1th. AppJy employees-Cilllnr. 1..Jte manu/. Must speak Lite typmi;t. Exper. pre· know Bl & ~1Chg LitN---------" people. HSKPR, Exper'd, drive, MODELBUlLDERS Park Superior Conv. n•ckeging,ahlpplng. Ex, English. Perm pos1t1on. C'd. C&ll Mr. Donnelly. bkkpag. Perm. Cook helper. own trans, 5 live-In. Pvt room/ba/TV. Exper In plasUca, wood, Hosp, 1445 Superior Ave, ~ ln diag or closely re. Costa Mesa. 7141631-0700. 54 .. 2300 CHASIM'S days. din n er , PRODUCTION ~-ildren. Cd!il fibertlud 1finisblng. N.B.E.O.E. lat.ed field neceas. Hlgll -• Celfor919 ...,.., call 540-4611 responsibility, gd ulary, CO ... TROL &DM OPR/NACHINIST .._ &.. Aff _. enercy level " "on the , SOY:c&Lo. -------~ N.Bch.6"-1318 " HSKPR. Newport, 6 m Mmt rnake owatetuJJS 1mv 1" ball" required. Coo4ac:t Cleaning Lady, F /llme.1--_.;,._.....;... ___ , SUPERVISOR Men.• hn fti. p ht + bavemiD S )'ra u per. ll'op Wagu & xlnt J udith Barnes, l lo· .\ssemblcrs 2'100Har r Bl, C.M. Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp, Cooks soc. NC + uoemploy. prototype machinist. benefds. Bayvl~ C.Onv Reasenta "Dlarnoslca, 1 '. ~~:~t:~S F~·::::~:••r" 1·661-:-~-:-· R•st•;C•c .• •A.'·.L-• ~::]E~.1~~~E1 = ~ =~:.._ <>w;._MAl;;.;tm:..:4:..:~.:.~:..:::=:!:.:.·:-,,-·:-;-~-au-:-:11N_~_uM_rs_:_· -~--,~-te-~-ts-~-1A-av_~,: ~{4~:;;:::: Irv. AllaSblf\s N1te shift. Knotty Keg. Center Dr. NpBcb. be familiar witb tb e1---------r saJoo. 200 Newport 3pmle1Jpm-7am.Exper. &nah, Gorden Grv, Brea 212.S H4tTbor Blvd. CM I i C 640-7370 machiner y i t h [ .. •.....,.Joa Dr, Newport Beach. prcf'd. Will train matur " .. &4&9S\O mmediateopcn ng orn · o e ... ~. applicanu. Mesa Verde 126 yeor·old h lltb1' •" S.A .. Gardena. C. Mesa · part·time clerk to work c o O K s . N e w woodworking operation. Maids for small exclusive Conv. Hosp, 661 Cen\e reepected Life l na. ~ ; .1rc11S. Car & phone req. BEAUTICIANS ln our Sales omce. Posi-restaurant, Deli-atyle Supervi5es6tolpeople. RECEIVING motel, 5 day week. Call Sl, C.M. offers extensive tralntnt l• HIEDID MOW Fol. pref. Shampoo & lion require'! approx-menu. Loe. In Eastblu!f 494-8521. ..;.;.;.::....;_ ______ -1 in tho ealale planln1 4 " IMMIDIATI WOtlK makeup girls. NcwJIQrt lmately 20 hrs per week. VIiiage • Shop'g Cent., PRODUCTION the business lnsuranct IMMIDIATIPAY Center.Cell640'6023. Qualified c andidate N.B. Greet salary & fr. INSPECTOR Maid want ed . Seacli(( OFFICE area. G u arantee• would have accuralc typ. inges. Apply In person, WORKERS Molol.1861So. Ca\. Hwy. YO/llf' .. alflcatloM salary. *FREE JOBS* i-------1 ing skills of 60 wpm an Cam a by St. Lai. Bcb. 494-4892. c• ,_ rou experience with a die --~------.1 5 .. 111 d p d t • ""--" I... Favorable competlUvt HELPMATES BEAUTY taphone. Salary 11 com COOK. prep, exper, " e ro uc ton Requlres twoyeal"l>elec Maintenance Man Basi .,_...,.c-posltJonolourCo.mears mensur:i tc with u -F/Umc, muat be over21. Workers needed with ex· ll'oo.lc compooent recelv knowledge In plumbing, ,..,...... l f ~•LON A I t H IJl perieoce 1n case goodl ing l n 1pectlon ex dee:, gu work & paint Unique opport un ities 1reater earn n11 o• lui.l~.M17'~7Str6 ••t M =~~~e. Pleut' apply' 2&PJa~lne~Ba'f1a1~ways, ~!';1~,!>'· millin& and perlence. Knowledge o ing. Nd car. $800-$100 d avail. In the secretarial repreMntltlvet. _,,.. "' ... , 1lDlaUl._ raw printed cll'cal oend on nper. 831• fl clel'tcal tlelda. We can ,. -•Su•lt•e•102 •.• s.an•t•a•An•'-i MANAGER •••COOK boudalnapectJolldealra betwaM. beofhelp. ~~..!.·~ •, -Outstanding benents. ST AND ARD Xlnl co benefilal Apply ~~~ or apply In ble. MAINTENANCE MAN F/C ••l4allllllilst1111o111.-_.r Gary Northcutt l AAIOClat.e Rep paid ucallon, protll Memories, Inc. Mon·Fti.Personnel r-·~· tr ...... m-, .. ___ re Fll'.IDllltbepWlCtuaJ 1'ypiq50+.Sal f750+ (114)711-llTL , 1 II OI OVM •harln1. rellremeot. MARRIOTI'HOTEL 1 --· ..__. dependable, 7AV-4.PM, ReceptfSec,....,, •--------...--..... IC medical & denhl & APPLJEO 900NewpOrtC\rDr 8 p JOHN qWnme.ft&I and are 1n days wk. Mr. Stuart, Uteab,t)'J)lng80+ P/tlm• Sales, $40·17• ""'._.. " mo.re. Must do hair. All MAGNETICS CORP, Newport Boacb • • terested la jolaln. a P ~ Salary '800+ wk/up. Ilea, lad.lea, 1tu rcsPoMcs an confldenre 22'll SouUi Anne St EquaJ Oppor Employer FURNITURE ,,_1ve Oraqe Oount -.. <--'-/ de nt•. Eve• I S a . It you're new to Oranc Rcpl)' to Cluslfled ad no. S11nt1 Ana, Ca 92'104 2001 E. Dyer Rd b • • e d e h c l r o al lkna&er-For Fast Foodl. -ec. --··-., 5S4·'7851, a.1104. \:o., lomporarlly dlsc:on· 119 c/ 0 1 Pll t PO 540.3805 COPY CIMTBt 1 manutactw1ns ~ra Exper prer'd, b ut no f1oance Def,artment • t ui .... ti . o a• Y o. SantaAoa,Cal foml• tJ ... t of' -11 Fina""''*' ""ut o a•••1s• .... T1s .... ••s •n na your .... uca on Box 1~. Coat a Mesa. 81&1y 11hop haa p/tlme on uia •••• ra n cc. St a r LI n I pay '"" ·-· r -•"' --recently d 11 c ha r1 • eaur. 9282111 t;qual Opportunity opcnln1 for hardworldng (Tl4l 97'9·2000 company benefit• an Sll>-SJ2,000 yr. Apply Del brokerage fir~ Ucenledor UoUcensed rrom Uie acrvlco. or fo•ri::::=:r:=====:1~~~i::~·m~p~l;o1~e~r~M~/~F'~~ liepcndabJe person . An Equal modern working condl Taco, 252S2 La 1•u Rd, backgndprdd. Small new brancb olfla • nny rt Hon a~klna le~l llou1cw I vc11 welcolQe, Opportlln.lty Employer lions, please contact.; Lquna HJlla. Salary $'150+ now ope o e d, C 011 l \ 1)()1'ar·y orutter employ C.11546·21893. ~~~~ Meta/Newport Buel " ment, t-anslder this unJ ar•UTJ CLERICAL. 4·8 Hri . f:x· MSI MASSEUSE <18·28) No area. Free prof tralnlnl quroppor, Youcaneam u. vcr'd le somc t)•plna r Counter girl In r .. t GARDENER exp. nee. We train. Fl.\11 progr am. Wo Alve In OPERATORS '•.<I La Run a 111II 6 llcrvlce u ndwlch ahop. for Costa Mesa apl com· time. Lo•lt. Call 540·2063 \IYST ASSOCIA1 ES dlvlduallztd ollenUon SIHPHWK K304ll90 11·2,5dmywk.BSM919 plex. 5~ d1ys wk. $600 DATA meyUmc. _ PtrlOllMIAfJtttCY Xln~ area w/flnc op Detl shop bl town. We COUNTER Girl, n · mo.645·3381.837-11517. COIPOUTIOM MATURF; WOMAN 3723DlrchSt,N.R. portunlty.Caall u•.you'I 61&.~t-d on your produr· nred opcrAlol'll w/follow• elusive dry cleaners, OENERALSHOPHELP p /tlme to W()lcomc 517-0045 bQ alad you did. ROYA' ''· ttvlty , comm. "'ln111. IU~h commlHlons CLERITJPIST CdM. Mual do altera· ~I /J Itri 1 l40PltclltrA•• • newcomcre & contact Jl>AM-Employer l'ROPEllTH-.:S, 98(1-440> • JM.ttltivet "extra protlt weekly. P11ld vtacatlon~. li<>n~. 673-4920 ,.,a ntenanco •n o • . Cost• Mfta morchantit. Flexible tan. '"'-:;'-ta!ncd or642-U130. ,i ha rlnC bonua. The bQUdAy11. medlc:al atden· Expcnonccd in purc:hH• --Pick up 6 de1Jvcry. 1792 n'llf ... ,. • • Women ft Men we • t.al lnaurance, life In· lnil "/or produrlloo con· CUSTODIAN Kalter Ave, Irvine. m4> t7I4•14t·6 I Z7 ~~-ar • lite typJnJ.~~~~~~~~~-------~ • I •ooltlng fot' may b9 tired auranc., rt>llttmcnt plan irol prd'd. "But Wiii Young penon t4 clean of· _7,_.M-_l,_.U..;..l_..;_ ____ __. Ottke llan•l•r RECEPJIONISJ d t.yplna. lolcllnl papers, 6 pc'O(lL abarlna. Waat lo Train." Manufacturing (icct1, do odd Jobe " run GENERAL OFFICE .v.i:ual Opportunity Mechanic Sharp attractlv. otfJtt f ~~Joa. Ii work· tro•. have 1ecurlt7t exper. beJplul. WJde errands.49"22IO CUllCAL TIHI mployerN/1" UMclC:.MR..... mfr •/lop t1Ure&arial JYPISJ I 1 Jn1 for a limited income. Call Ut NOW! w1riety of gtl\tl'al duties. Deft Typtnc 40+ wpm neat•---------Experienced. Ste Bob 111' Ile noed•d for teat r =~,d·~~==c=:t JCPIMMIYCO ~ men 6 fry ~ handwrltln1. Pitlme. I mc•Af"Cf S n yder. S •h r1 6 firowlnc ortbodonlc Gt· Operat e tlectr onlc posgible. u yo11•re 1a °' ~::-~~0g RECEPTIO. NIST Poulbl• fvt ur• ln ~:"'ApklnP.f .. ~~ Penonal lillesaecret.ary. ~its.·. No pborwl calla ~:,,,:,P fMlp(al. eau ~~:i>.~.o:::i"!t'~ 4!1Vttlr#OUJdbe avall.to •~-·~"" .__ E>i--eneectr-.pe.pre-manaaemeat. Fromlaa __._.r,,,_v~-·s•-h Exp req. Robertao •----c---...,-......,--... -,-'--- 1 -.• &lfc&newnttr. *rl wort lnnned •• call -. .... "l'1""' r.mP-~~ f 'd ,;/pleHa nt •P· Reltavrut.210Newpott st,N.a """• .. -•n l nau rance, CdM, r u ---•v..-CaJlJl'or Al>DOfn&ment hlltwnlemll3pftl. peara.nc• & telephofte ~~/ J>r. N pBc b • ..;;.;.:---·~-----11..:rn.:.:..::::IM0=::.:.·------1 :::'Mutt be .,_. 1nc1,7ut1~,!tl~e91111_!:t0klk>u1 i llAUTYOl'llATOll personallly to baadl• · l naaraace A1enc7 .eu.GllO • • .,. • '' Slt·111> <J>AMlttaDttLJl)Sbam· b usy cordleesoellverymen for LA General CMoaltJlneo.taM rorSuada7 'I Attradi -'"" _ .. __ poo penon. wm train. nttchbotrd Ir meel Ult' '('imealnN1U1CN.Start MEN NEEDED' needs uper'd 1lrl. rhtr l a Sin J u.. mONIC/ _. ve _."'• ..-· --=· Richard Ovellette, 200 pvbllc. Good \7i"n1 is re· G7S per mo. + bOftus. • Salary commen.turate Cap lat.rano S.ada or • For R.E. Otc. TJpi"8 6 Ne\lfSIOrl.CtrDr,N.B. q'd. Vari•ty ol dutJes. 541--1'740. lU,Up.Noexpnec. w/abiUty. MC>ftrn ofc. Dana Point a.rea. Muat Al.JAii t -dmcal.5N4l?l Nonsmoker. H.atdworlt-longhours-Oppor. to adva11 cc.1....;;.--""=====~.•have Stat.Ion Waion or • Aoto llltt1'anlc. a daJ E AUTY • M anlcurlel Oetlvery driver" produc· 111ntpay. 842-6500. MICHAMICAL Van. Contact Harry r~val~ IUEmpClo~•r '• wort w-.t. l•IUJ' + waatedall:lToro~avty Cont~MnWhlle t.lonwwlcer.Ca11M2·22Se 549.9121 ASSIMallS Seeley, 6'241 for de· ...,. ..,..,...,. 1 "" C4)llUD1Hlon. Newport aalon. 831·4743 rot-In· Fo.rlnterV!ew 1f10t~a~p~po~ln~t~m~e.n~t=-:. --:--l~~~~~~~~~~lnsvrance One to 3 yra exper pre. taUtra.ndAppolntmeni. •---------~ ... -TV. Ce11ter. 64'-toia. terview. .._, D · .D..at ICh 1 ideAut, SALISM.. rerred. ln medium t ..... 0,pil'taltr Rec.,./fypltt ..... MllforLet. IOATCOMPAHY r• ISllf per~. M:..~Frl. Newo:t ht1~ AtoS700 UFl1MSUlAHCI hlp YOlume "*'911Mal I ,111• Lead ln1 cerpel mf~ , ~W>ma Needs Gel·Coatlouch·UP AtiNCl ... 1, IK Beachloc. $41-9902. l<IO'N n ee t.o ';J!llcant. Profo11lonal EnvJron· auembly, with tolne needs J>Cf'IOft t.o hand 1 US.CAI penon. llusl have exp. ~fojiA Omtalsec. Betweeo age1 ~':horrf:~~eJ"!o'~ ~Ladi ~~od'~.::'~; OIUGl!tALOOOKlECO. ~!':h t~~:S."A::r,'811 ', ' SA&.l.SMAM AppliJn person. Btwn 1 Equal Oppor ~mployer :IS-4&. Muat have 2 yra ex· O\lt.golng personality· & $300-aGO.,.,-wk Inc. benefit• for the Hibl (1 now acceP\101 •P· ~son. Cuatomweavt .Newcar deal...aiap. Fr-!.!':.._pjack~ata.J?S3 ~· Ugbt bookkeepln1. abHlt y t o con verse Paidtraininlperiod peraon. Contact Mt . pUcatlooa for hall 6 tt. 10860 Vlr1lnt• ··=~n • beoefHa. Ea· ...... ._.ua Ave, .M.. -....eoGor83l·l321. wtaaleamen 4' t4 m. in " .. __ rl O.vldlloftat "'-· "' " i u ,,...._.. v I "' -/fun ~oui · Cal l ... 1eor ..xno ..... er -· .. SCOM p,_ poa.uont. ,.pp11 '-U,rOllDt.in aley ' · mce • ..i. Good Bookt••J'•f <Full k typilt tr-al.nee. IC· .. U U.. adv...,_ ere •-.. la,..._, LaJwa• Hilla ' Saia Bob..,_, Cbars&> run or' part counting depl for ln· DINTALASSIST. Abliai.lA enoooe.I attraetl~e '° 100 th JliloPvllmao.CM llall. lloa/Tut a t04, Haveao111111d11110awat .Phone S4f.OHI. Jtunl• Ume.Compu&erup nq. surance agency ln N.R. 1 Yr min exper .. So. ADrleNncy, 4500 Campua callBof)AtnOf'Maft..-1 •-,ual~E pl MalnElatraoceCol/rl. toHUtClatallltdadtct 't. talkmBladaarea. 1SMl1Z. Atkfo..t: .. ura,6'5-9000. Laiunaofo.-.itu. , .8.~Hl.12. AM.-.Prl m..IOOl -v.,,,. m r lt...U.MJ.M7L L --\-. ... ·-- .- I ~'!.~.-?!~ ~~~ ... ?~. ~!!~--·--... '!..~-~ ~-·-••••••• ··-•••••••••••••.!!~! .~Su;.;;;-.nd:!y,_· .:..· s.p~.,,;,t-.n:;;.;.;;bet=.,,;,1;;;:2..,;1*111.._ _____ _:DAl=:L::.;Y:..:Ptl.:..:::.OT~..;Cllf.ll'U ... UCWllOHIST t--~~~~--t---~---... ~~~~~~~1.w.... 1005 YtUow n-b c 1 ,.,..... • IOS•Ollti_..._ IOSOIMI .... _. "" ,,Hied ror bU$y dental UIH&llL ~na..rr TELEPHONE ••••••••••••••••••••••• R ... ac ru sor. ••••••••••-••••••••• (lfo lo s.DtAi All• an~ •\lll·Umercwlabncabop. ~-~ NlllW INTEJlVlEWIRS AHTl~GlNTUSTJN ''Y dty ract, f.ront 6 _______ _. _______ _ Good 0 pp or. ca 1 Apply la person. lmmediaw Ol*lialf ror DO YOU HA VE Gmny • Antique1 Et ct back UJ)lt.s. ffO/IMlt otter. LUGGA•I TA•S ~-5311. Meft&arie. w/mlo a S..£.XTllAHOUJlS FU.her •CbatMm ADU· °'llf40•'71'90. •IAlll* fromyowobualat'Sllcard. C.AllOTFAatcs uPt'f'. Htavy 1t.at.1auca DAILYT i~ 21" 10 1pct Grand Pri.x. MOIR n~ SALE Stnd ooe ca.rd for oac• ZllllOF..CoutHwy,CdM typiq. Public C6atad. Extra a.oun• Extr coaerlyTbiap dlh. stnteoad. Make of· r .... I~ t.aa plus oae 1pare. We RICIPTIOMIST RHI utato n per. · a m· lJO, 40S. 540 £J Camlao fu.1Ts-.3S8 return pormaaenUy 1 vt.n.C.O t CC helpful. Eiccelltnl co. e 0 m e 1 P 1•a 1 • 0 t Ral. .e:alt'd attractlvo lal • r u · • salt<• help •anUd. eitpe beoel1ta. tAJtepbonoworkrromowo Mal.nSlreetAot.lquet Schwinn boy1 2'1 " 1 Wll•HIWAt atr1p. mtetloa alrllet 'Evmlos1 $ to lO PM nttded from S·°"'m Al10, need Oa·CaJ home ~preteaUn& lbte .,_ a:f.:! ,..._.. yello ' .. H••....,.N•TOM VllW ~IS D ··' n-Wedoeisd1y tbru Suoda) dv wk.'540-"""" .. ., • N I I Fl NO u.-uane r ...,..,.., w. ·er~ I V"ll ~ I .. rcq ... rernents. ·~· • t've.CaUG73·11l.31 ~· ...... Secft!lar)',hrtl·5.typ at ona rm. 140~141 .MamSt. roacl.SIS.$U-3SS6. w..15119 ._ , ... lftll ''•t Joss Ir tMf\1 For .. ~~~~~~~~s.~i-...iu .,. R ... _, 70 Wl)m.sh90wpm. SELLING. M\&lt el\joy 8 Olber abops wllhln: ....,... penonallud ta• end•M! ._ ..._,,e:ii:~r"" -c .. 644.lllt talklna with publlc. blocb. Girt'tScbwtnnStln&ray. l"JJSw muAsa.-.1...._•ldl wallpapor, rabrlc or UCIPTIONIST clothln1 Ovt'r 2S. N . 9AN 'tUNoon Scbedu.le ownlime : LS-2!011---------1 $3S. c.r.rett .. wt •&Ta..... "Day Olo" paper II w~ For prole SlOClaJ om~ eves. ~.$383. T .. llYIHI C:O hours weekly. Ouan~· PUIUC AUCTION ~ will bad< ft trlro you.r Downtowo CM. Cal Sa.let Now hlrl.n' dJri ~Newpe>rtCtrDr &ffd bourly rate. Wlll MANY FINE ITEMS OF MotoXboy'aSCh,.,.MSt Doon0,..10AMfo6PM taas. Or try two cards 5*-6Zl1forappt. ~personnel r01t on NewportBeach train. Call our toll h'et !:STAT~ JEWELRY, ~ sss Olrl'• SUD ._..._,...._ .. W...911•Ww backtobark. t areasaJes.Gdopportwii Equ&l()pparEmployer _._. ART OBJECTS, AN· l"'f .. ~ PRJCF.S· 1 RECORDJ.NGSECTY ty tor I onent.ed lad1.1~=====·==:r~~~~o~>;eoo.;;m;.-.;~~1 TlQVES. FINE FURN.. sauorsm . ·To attend Horneowae Plt-:i.se contat\: ~mael~ ETC. PHONE FOR IN· .. Y• 1045 Chr•s.t. IOH 4/Sta11$UOea. J\lllloclatJon Uoard o Snider. 761-1991. •'O. Ii BROCHURE. C:•lf•lr ••••••uueueuueu n uu•u••••u•euuu .. 8/1Hup $UIOea. Direct.ors Meet!~aa. ap., . SECIEJAIJ MS-2300 '•i f •••I IOJO UEAUT. lng hair black & PUIUC AUCTIOM lOor 11\ort$1.40ca. , l J)f'OX z niahts wkly. C.I ES. p/tnne, Moo T lee Oak Tbl <•PP~ 100 y·-:::.····o·············· r rey kittens. To aood MANY FINE lTl:MS or &llftl Tax lnrludtd r ~me Yrl. 5-VPM. No expe lmmtdlate OJlt'nlq for emporary yra) U m ale'h chrs -...ca· camera wilh bmc0f1b'.&4S-S:WC ESTATE JEW~LttY . NOCARDf I -nee. WW ll'aln. S3 Pf' br. aecreta.ry w/mtn Syrsol w/bear t law ft Xlnt flash extras and atar>d. ART OBJECTS. A N· Driaw )'OW' own°" letid Forlnfo.CallNM208. nee uperience fr eblUty 1 d• d • , Owned aod operitcd by Bcstolthellltcr. T QU FINE name, addrtllf. ~ ~ .. ftES•la, to work independently. mme ·~te COD • ue at Lees newsmao.$.W 532·1259 ldlssSuperKJtlen. I ES. FURN .. we'll makoonocard-per . , SUCCESSFUL es Must be pJeasant. we! 18 Nunery. 3601 E. Cout ~ 988-7000 ETC. PHONt FOR IN· t.ua.Add2S<oach. ! Co.taW...Office THEHUSTlU gruomed.Type 70,ablC w k Hwy,Cdll. Camera Kd'wa 6mm , 1''0 . & BROC HURE . Scodcheckorm0M10f 1 itas open.ing.s !or 2 As Aro you a husller! 15 9 ordktaphooe. or An . p ea I . 2V.x2~ 35M2.8. 250MS.6 N witwe IOSO 00.2200 der to: ~oct1tes. New or ex· ,>our JOb dead t'od~. C .. 64 .. •••t uques: e •Y vaJUa UV OlrS closeup cage'••••••••••••••••••••••• PILOTNl..-. ... G• \r h .,..._ Dutcla beocb tbl + mint cond. "'"'~"''an.; CARAGE&PATIOSALE """ • penenced. Licensed real / e you earning w at 9A~l ·u1 NOON mtchng dry sink, ~a. &&2·3'90 _..,. u , **I BUY Grdn tools, collectibles. . P.O. Box l$1G -· , estate salespeople. Call you are realJy WC?rth T Do THl IRYIMl CO •Stat Typhh • UISO. 6 Ru.sh-seat ch111rs. · Good u!!ed ~rniture & &Ota bed, camera equip. Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 for Inte rview. Ask fo you havt' a tangible c>ro-N •G.1tY..,m S850 all. Dbl braas bed. Cah 1035 Apf.llances-OR I w1·11 telescopes, paperback . BlllLachenmyer owner duct, commission. & ~ ewportCtrDr •fiO &"&Secy c · c 1190 _..,. Dbl bk t · KING SZ BED <New) l860NewportBl~d.C.M direct .sales exp? If Newport8e1ch • • ir 8 • • ....,.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• sel or SELLfor You. s. s ar prnc tree. ·tr r S19S 1 1 d 1• 646-3928 e\'CS 673·45T7 :JOSY.er IS yes, than you Diual Oppor Employer •P1X.a~pffoel1ta mattress & box, J:tS. Adorable 6·7 week old MASTEllS AUCTION luimado, elec. razors. os:tu~~mc sa:.~e . . can be the person we art' •Sr. Clerils Mas&ive . u pri&hl Pine Siamese long baned kit· 646-8616 & I ll f625 etc. 4507 Dorchester. Rd. . ----looking ror. The State •W•eh .. & Secretary, Circa, 1870, tens 1 Birman twht • Cd.1\1.Sat&Sun PUlllC AUCTION RE SALES Chemical Mfg Co •• bas SICRETAIY .,_..... ~ia Call art 6Pm, feet ). Box trained & Aft 6 CALL 55 .. 7293 Wholesale Cnrnge Sale MANY ITEMS OF Jl'1!lfE • • m1u~nmg in Orange Qi. Newport Ctr HQ ot this CAl.LTODAY • weaned. $40 each. SAVE! New & used furn. Boullque apparel. Bags. £STATE JEWELRY. Nt>wport Beach 1 •do Eurn $25,000 +. State dynamk young co. needs Circa 1810 French Empire SSl"°"2 appl 's. misc. Wilson's :iprons. fabrics, trims & ART OBJECTS. AW· '°' Ch l A \A ..... articulate, mot1valed, office I TIQUES FINE Village ofht-e has ol)l.'n· emica IS ' ra..,.,. thinking. take·char•e uphols tered tapestry Hima l ayan Pers ian Bargain Nook. Now 2 not ons. Sun 9·S. 84S . J<~URN. ings for expenenced rt>aJ ro. We ~ffe1 a future, not sec'y. Must have sh11."'rp OVerload couch. Xlnt cood. $S7S. cats/kits, SS0/$7S. Sr. Stores -sn & 814 W. Amigos W~. Eastblu!f. ETC. PHONE FOR lN estate s ales people . JU.St a Job. Dra~ & Cr-secretarial skills & de-5:18-1862. CilizendiscounlS46-9965 19th, C.M. 642·7930 & offJamboree.N.B. FO. & BROCUU&F. Highest comm1ss1ons, mges included. Call ~I· 557-0061 S<IB-3262 ~2200 ·personal training pro· lt>ct. Monday, for a_m· sire resp. Terrirlc oppc>r. lnttn•iewHra9-lJ:3G Custom Made Barn Sealpolnt Siamese males ·. · Women's clothing. shoes,1----------- .a:ram. ASK f'Ott HILL mt ed1:i1e Cpersoznelkrn· ~~__coa.rTeoerAopprl1!oeateldl 37238irchSt,N.8 . ~mt_!eL,.':_ur_~.i~e_· ... ' s mos. old. $3S. Had Fr~~hnch Probvt.armloireTV& ocl~.1 .. gin al.s , Smte/SUn 's .. anzrde~no'st!,.g~tu·· ... be•abuitt. MERRELL erv1t'w. ary uc er. J""~·~-~~~:~.,~~1~~~~;;;;;;;;;;11..-....~~-~-~~·~.._~;~;:~· shots SJG.7962 m..: g c cs co or , vu•mt:. m isc. a n. ... ' ..... '"• c 1213)822-3936. Scot t L ellermao, et.c.Ca11487·2236. · CEwshr,misc.644·S990. 423 Victoria, C.M. lattice. All redwd., de· ~ ~ !----------1 640-4~. Dogs 1040 . 646-99-i6. signed for easy install• Seam!ilress. Industrial Secretary t ti TltlWORKIHC. ..... ,,........... • ...................... Antiques: .Enalis h removal.SlS00.893·5333 675·7900 exp pref. ~3422. Ul , · • PH me. Din rm aet w/chests. YORKSJURE TERRIER bedroom & livinst roooi GARAGE SALE •----.------.!:=======~~ w. MacArthur, No. 17, F1nanc1al consultants, WOltlJ) Best orr over $1000. PUPSChampbloodllne· rurn.Prv.642~108 Antiques, plan~. furn. Rc a!-'t. o1l .1>nlnUn'"~· Costa Mesa. ~f.~.nter. 2·6pm . NBDSYOU! ~ i ' appliances clolh ' vanous athsls. Priced . £.Sales ~ t ny 3 lb stud serv. Moving. For sale, Kitch. ool 'book cs .. well below m arket 11-. 't'ffl-;-: ~ •AKll'f Ghi 1C._L_O_C_K_._V_i_e_n_o~a ~ tbl & chairs 825. Co~er ~e~;ega:~·in(4, ~vC:~: 67S.7978 • • '1tr . ~ SECRETARIES SECRET ARY T o-u1a•-3 weiohls ea In.sh Seuer Puna grp bed set, $100. Rec11n· vthi " g S t /S 1· • · · • Duties include fiJing, re· ,.,Ol W'f gr .. ··:ved 'Ci;ce we'iobtS & .,.... ing chalr, $5. Corree tbl, " n,. oes.. n un. House redecorated. Black REALTY di . •. .. AKC,sbots,wormcd. ~. Aquan'um "". B'IJ'ch 8222 Deauv11lc H.B. silver rimmed -CfeB ta· -Adml n1's trat a'v cor n g, typao" • pendulwn-""""'73391 "'A"'773 -.., 962.,..,,,. •v" ~ -Secretaries $75S-S936 mo. phones. Moo 10·2, Tues Long le short term as· ·-·-• .,...,. 4 cabinet, make ofc.. ·~· ble, solid wood, tl7S; J H.B. Uruon 11.igh School lC>-4.6411-7783 • sigoments. You d on't Appl•cft 1010 DogOBEDIENCEClass &l2-9338. rig. oil polntings. bdrm&den chan~liers. ~of• Dist. needs qualified . pay,wepayyou. -•••••••••••••••••••••Start Wed Sept lStb & . • cer amics , h a n ging S20ea;floweredallwool a.-&fote c .... 1 secretaries. Sh 110 wpm. Secreury/typistror l~k Typish-60 w,_ Freight Damage Hotpoint Thurs Sept 30th. 7: Chinese red 8 rod area plants. barg1Uns. Key a rt' a rug w I m ult•· C 7141141 • 1446 typing60wpm.Call (714 ) brokerage ot e 1 0 Secl'a.S:LHIOw,.. Sale.3308W. Warner, PM. 8 wks lor S2S Irv· rug, SlSO. l pr drk gm R e alt 0 r s 2 2 3 11 <!olored tassc_ls, $60; 891Hi711. x242 by 9116176. N 1 ewport Center for as· 00 eepe-near Harbor, Santa Ana Nwptarea. 5464928' col1umn lam~ $70, Bruss llrookhurst, II. D. other misc Items. Aft ct· I , -;:-;:-;~-:;::-~~~~~~~~~~ s st cashier. Matur ,... co umn. andirons $175. Spm,675-0619,Lidolsle? ' R' E SA.LES person. $SSO. mo.644·2-l • leypa cit REFR.lOERATORS AFGHANS, top show Frplc tools $50.; 4x6 Old Multl l''amlly Sale Wlutc ~-------- . .', • • •--------lnWvit'Willi Daily WASHERS-DRYERS quality,orfabulouspct.s. World Tapestry $150. French Prov. bdrm set. Largefrcczer SIOtt Ff'n 14 doy St'cretsry Secretary.Recepllooisl SPICIAL TUES. Reconditioos-Repos & Blue or black pups. lnU. Marble top end btbl $66. pwr mower, much more. Brown bed divan S2S. 1: Troi""'9 Coune EX!C. SECRETARY ~~r1:re:a~~m~~~J~~m "'TE IMTHVIEWIHG Frgt Damage. Guar/del. ch, pedigree, 11ale or co-62" Prov. console tbl 3120 Blue Key, CdM, 64S·7972 , • •·1 •Personal 10struct1un • ~lanagco1en1 opporty 's •toso··;. Qimm111 ion •• •Lic'd traioinl( 2wks > cla ses stan. lmmcd. •On the job tra1mng ·~ta.ny top office loc·s .. No Jlcl'J\le nee to apply ~ RID CARPET Jolly R.,-Inc. Gilford & Monroe CPA's Through September 29yDrsUln ~aLAnaepC~.S own. terms. 00..5885 or ~: :P~MS-~:~ed hdbd Mil-6333 Carpet: Ad cond shl. Has an 1mmed. opening 500 Ne•1>0rt Center Dr unW8:30PM "" 645-3()64 l• BARGAINS & OP rusl w/gold, approx. J for an expcr'd secretary St.e50'1, NpBc:h. 92660 Plt'ueCall UUNewport Blvd. CM Pair of Love Birds Sola, 2 pc sect'I w/comer You name it, we've gol yrd.,. Sl .75 yd. SS7· to report to the V.P. o l(ellv. Girt CALLs.48-7780 $15. f 62·6007 table; o!I decor ator it. Or we'll Ael it. 9·30M1 eves -·--- rmancc. Heayy typing SECRETARYfor Rea DIVIS'JON"OF s t y le d 1n Jl nt tan ; Sal&Sunll8AlbcrtPI WI tE •d k/h i~ skills req'd, w/cx~r in Estate Co. in Fashio KELLY SERVICES INC Seara Washer & Dryer Cenn sbrthr pups, AKC scotchgarded fabrics, Cl\1 642-7430 · 3~~~ S4~csmft1k\I~ .. suit typing :i definite +. Island. Must have 4 y Newport Beach 833•1441 Combination. $100. reg. Champ hunters, xlnt cood. $350 complete. • arm 'chr s3o Set or'ft'' Sh &tabilitytousedictat expcr , type 6$-70 wpm Orange 541• 842-0UJ maJe/!em, reserve now. Redecorating-Big Ca-at /Sun. Everything •&al •. ., 1 ing equip. req'd. Xlnt sh 80·90 wpm. Appl f'lll . C a l 1 c 0 1 l e c l nyoo. 640-0982 Cocs! 2341 Azure Ave. cas.... um rims use..,. 0 '1 worlung conds & benefit TMI. 389 San Miguel Dr .,.A~ 879-97 G.E Washer at Gas Dryer (80S)M2.GS36 • Sant 3 An a H g ht s. tires. IS bolt pattern) S3Sl packoio which include 1'200, NB. ""'tualOpporEmployer S22S both, Ke nmore · APT. FULL OP ITALIAN SS7·7939. Pb~l9Sl van ous group insurance . Washer & Elec Dryer Golden Rtvr Puppies. P R 0 V J N C I A L ________ ...._ bene(1ts & prof. sharing. SECRETARYXlnttypiat.TOW TRUCK DRIVER SUS both, Maytag AKC,8weeks.1100. FURNITURE 7S4·1837 ~loving. llsehld furn & ~tug<>~eBebach hTlt'n,nl:> Salary commensurate Good salary, neat olc Exper'd. Apply 0 & w Washer $45. Kel Elec 963-2973 960-1558 a.IHPM misc odds & ends. 944 m en P OI[ ·RESALES w /ex per . Apply in Plt'ase reply to PO Bo T,.....1R .. , l7t.h " lrviDe, Dryer MS. Guar 4' del Darrell,CM.645-3397. salc.645·1686cves. I y D • 424 Balboa bland. Ca .,_._ 546-86'12 Freetogoodbomc:2 Sofa & cbr, corduroy, be . CMMCJ ynam1C person, ~ N.B. male dogs ; one 5 yr. old brown $33S. CoCree & end ENEWAL OF RAlN"ED Mom rsh1p Irvine Coast , REALTORS 962· 1011 For details call l.indo Offic• 17042 Gillette Ave · · TOW TRUCK Elec\rlc d ryer $SO. 2 Cum. Shep, one 18 mo. tbla, smoke glass SUS. OUT GARAGE SALE C.C. $6SO. Ph 7S2-·7SV:S Jlasopcniogs for nt'W nr~~~Jr~v~in~e~,C~a~l~l r~. ~~I waaliera UO each. old St. B e rnard, Bar $3S. Stereo compo· l 0 AM to 5 PM . days.evcs64&-rola f.'Xpcrienced llcenscdl· SECREJUIES DRIVER S3&M13 Samoyed mix bree d. nents w/stnd SlSS. Twn Everything must sell. CocktaHvideogamcs.'Scll J , .,ulcspeople.Sturtat: SECRETARY . ovt'r2t,exp.,clean.re· G.E.gasdryc:.lyroJd. 540-'1982after 6pm beda$60ea.Lamps ~r. Many e lectrical ap· ortradc.Mako unorrcr. 700/. C TYPISTS cord sal + comm pictures. swag lamp~. plicances, lamps, baby 675-34.47 0 °""" To the S..,.N IHd9tlt " ' A.c A "o01ns. XJn.toond. $12S. ltdust BOXERS Everything like new. blankets. books, toys,-------- {'allrorintervlcw $914 to s I, I I I Mo. Se~vcl.ce, 1· 70ustoNm. Eve1 sell. 55&-0680. Flashy males, pet & 842.7372, carpel sweeper. thrt'e Full-size bed. mattress, Sooner Real Estate _ .. _ .. 962 """l bbe b ked I bo r1 631.2026 Under general direction NO FEES Cam In o Re a I, Sao Custom Crafted by Hot-.....,... '""" ru r· ac rugs, P C· x sp ng $40. t -------1 serves ns secretary to Top Pay I Clemente polnl Hallmark:, compl POODLE re-ale ,_ 2 xtra long twin bed se~ \11re frames, pictures, 846·5757 ; .--------.i the superiotendeol & d'-I all . 1 k. _..,, -tU1Y w/rattan hdbrds. Xlnt mirror. cannister set, I llYIHA Board orTrusteesreUe\'· HELPMATES ~~:io. w:ov:O.:,~ ..... tete•~~~m cond.$75.ea.675-3384. area rugs. clothes. ma· 3-drawer~taldesk.~ ,llSOHMEL iLIJ superintendent oC ad· 642·3767. Mexican coffee tbl, 6', pie bed frame, good . ,. nunlstrative & offlce de· lls.1176 TRAVB. Bemud Pups, champ commode, $150. Chair, cond. upholstered chaJr, IJ46..S7S7 t• • 1;::;,~ i~~~bl~~! tall: Performs highly lSOS E 17th Street AGENCY Gas Stove 36" Magic Chef blood line, AKC, shots, ottoman $50. 640-8114 bedside table, electric Elcc. dryr, xtnt $100. 20 h T complex & responsibl-e SUlte 102, Santa Alla w /griddle & storage. wormed, 557,3391 blanket, toast-Or oven, fl copper ref rig S80 flidb- & ;~:!~~l clencal work: performs MAHAGilR CleanS100.536-67SJ. Mahogany color Dining vanity chest, vacuum a·bed S80 Chande}4e~ public relnt100 func·s ecrt'tary/bookkeeper ... _ portle h rangeCoastStQemard nntablew/SChairs.$100 clenncr,antlquccopper Rold crpt SlOO Y~ IOYrsRehablhty u on.s : und~rst :i n ds Real Estatecompany.4 . "'9'W CIC Ref'rlg. Xlnt cond. $60. Fnncie rs are having All wood Carved cocr~ boUer, royal typewriter 640-2617 • 20ll2 Rusme11s Ctr Dr policies & adnunistraUve hr wk, Mon thru FrL Minimum 3 Yrs Expr. Gas Stove $20. their Lst AKC Licensed table. Ught stain $100. Pb & much more. 42S Arroyr1 ________ ,,.._ Suite 200 Irvine rel('\llohons & docs other wks pa.Id vac:ilion +pal PLEASE WRITE S43-6299or SS7·~ show. for St. Bernards on 640-8319 aft6. Chico. Laguna Beach. c ustom If and Wroug •--•'7~1~4)~833-~~94~1·0-~ rela-~cd work 11!1 r e· holidays. N.B. IM5·0621 &Send Resume to: Frigidaire Elcc dryer, Oct 16, at the Orange . 49-1·9822 Med it. Chandclie .. ·~, ~kfi. o· ct t' 100 .Mr· Tur ner· T rl • c 2232 Southeast Bristol works fioe. $50. 548·3900 Costa M~sa. For more in· chair ~ ... 3 wht stands Garage & furn sale, Sat. & make offer. Rogers Br ' ...., APOLLOTRAVEL County F airgr ounds, Gold pmt sofa $155, gold MagniOclent Cost S9~ ~~~~ 1~~~~;m~h:trge l)~l~lt~ :.,~ wpm, ~ea~y. Newport Beach. mos au daySUn. Mon eve. formation ca II S ue; MO. p:unungs. 645-0202 Sun. 3l322 Monterey So. Silvcrware(l2 services t Hellef Chat~e Nurse Applympersonnl St'l'l'y-Admin Asst. Lg Auctloa 1015 817-1981. --Rattanbar,like new. Lllguna. Stereo. Moving, mu • • :lµm llpm. Fountain Valley Sl·hool l.lfe Ins producer in Lag.TR u c KER s Ass 'T . •••••••••••••••••••••••Yellow Lab Retriever. $100. 1 Fa mily, cul de s ac; sell. 644·2732 4- .... L.VN's. Team leader Dist. No. 1 Lighthouse Nlg~el needs exec ly Strong yng man to help ELEGANT HOME AKC. hnt~ stock 8 wks 548-S-138. furn., toys, small appl., Diamond Wedding Rini • a 11 m .11 pm . Fu 11 Ln. (corner or Talb.-rt & sect y 2().JO hrs wk. ~If w/furn. dell very. Expcr. IM MEWPOIT IEACH old. ~1JS8 . . tools. etc. 6312 Sier ra Set 8400 cost sell r4r p /timi•. Mes a Verde Newland) F o untain lnsexperhelprulbutno pref.but willtraln.Good Lido.Complelcslud1obed Elena, Irv. Sun 1·4 $27S/bst 673:6298 an, Conv.Ccnter,li61 Ccnter Vallt-y.CA.92708. nee. Salary o~n. PH: payforOOODwork.Full •AUCTION• toYou 1045 set w/dresser, dinette 8.1J.0376 6pm · St. C.M. fo"1Ung Dcadhnc• 9·12, 6'73-8500. or p/t. 657-1285 eves •••••••••••••••••••••• set. convertible sofa, 2 · --------• September 13.1!)76 rishsettermlx puppies, 3 upholste re d <.'hairs, Antique fumz washer & Newport Beach Ten Sales Career-s teady Wearcun 1-:qual Sect'y/ReclPf Twobarm:iids,noexp On~~~.SPr~~!/e9s at mo Prefer f amily. recliner. blacknaughyde dryer. Beoroom set . Club membership. 1 work,S1'5wk.-upto tart. Opport.uruty Empluyer Elficieol se11starler, ac nee. Two cooks.Call 645·2527 llOfa.675-6356. !l_~ra~. End tables. 644-5800 ext 28' u Fuller Brush $S4·78Sl curate typist, gd w/peo-675-8468. 212 KINGS Pt..\CI-: _..,,,., SS2 1238 home . Secretarial wrk. llr plt'.pleasantphvoice.l 3Brs.f'rml DR.Etc AustShepmixpups. Kings ize water be d . ' · Sal«\woman, 30 or ovr, wrknit pcr.1on for r rr return we of fr aala Typist, P rr. must be ac· lnspect1on Todny 11-4pm f'rec t.ogood homes. w/heater. almost new. Wanter studio piano. RCA 8' sofa w /love seal Mc wknd!I. Jcwrlry & M•Cl&. Must be. lntelll 1tnt commensurate w Jabil curate. 1 :Spm, some Also Wed-Thuri-Frl Call 631·1797 536-7997 or 968·3083 hme .entertainment ctr. hassock. floral v~e·1 N.B.Call673-47:\4. rhoncfor~t.M7·9006. t y, a fantastic at general office duties Nr PlltLHANSON clothing & misc. 9706 $200· 14' Whlrlpoql mosc>here convlenlen Oraniie Co. Airport. Con• Realtor Auctioneer f'rcc Kittens. adorable Never used Lan~ Cedar Drookhn vcn Cr . no. refrig, w /<10LB free~. Help W..ted 71 OOHet, W..+M 7100 Tustin l~aUoo acroa tact Judy, 833·8680. Call for Pact Sheet Oul/y. affectionate. I all Hopo Chest. ~price. 962-3445 while. self clcanlngov~, -•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fromPeppertreePark. . 558·1929 whue,l cahfo,4 mosold Mustsell.Ca ll847·7376 ..,OVING OUT r l S7$·'74 PintoSqulre W n Valet Parking Atl~ndant box trained SS2 3730 '" 0 sta e. ' I Akina.Dt'velopmontCo. Steady, p/timc. t'lex: licycles 1020 _ · _· _ 7'Sofa $100. IJIO ((lass cor ~vcrythinl( has to i:o by w/rad1als, rad o le ta 832·2881 Mon·Ftt hrs. S2.50hr. 640 7433. ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.ngllsh S-Otlcr, male. 1 rec tbl. $100. Lg tbl lamp Sun. Whole houscfuJ, a ll c.lc~k.26M mi, $2.~. ~ _,. .. • • -- SALES SUCCESS A DREAM OR REAUTY? , Are you s atis Caed with whore you.r soles career is going? Or have forme r realistic goals turned into impossible dreams? If your ups ide potential is being limited. tr product demand is drylng up , or if customer service problems are overwhclmin(f, take the lime lo learn how your6 sales income can accelerate al t e pace which you determine by your commitment and penonal efforts • We're MONEX, one of' the largest and mast experienced dealers tn precious metals. Our sales story ls atmple, direct and easy to team. Sales are done over the telephone. We offer: . -an increasing commlsslcm payout based on sales volume -monthly sales incentive programs -sales and product training · -qualified sales leads -secretarial assistance -run benefits including major medical, life insurance, and pension and profit sharing plans. For more informatioo send resume. or call Mr. Bryan Mcsweeney at 714·7S2·l400. tn California ; m-432-7013 toll-free. Out of State; 800-SSC-3363 Miii INTEINAllMIL LTD. 4f I 0 .. CM-SiiiU MIWPOU llACM.: CA. tUM ... SICUIITTGU •D Motobocane, JO s pd , xlnt mos . Rare. l o vable 640-1200 under $25. 1078 Maple ~36·278·1. 1115 En&lal t"/llmc. Mldnlt~ ah~t WAITER rucer . just rhlt. Perr for _b~eed:...ner'b yd. 62_5·1247. Weddmit lllCl. $IOO Pinc •R. CM. G1S-0700 _!::. IUI_. _ i· M atura m en pre C'd . Conllncntal rest11uron1 street tou r1n11. $200. Poodle nux puppy, 2 mo C'out•h, tweed <·u~hions, GARAGE SAi.i-: sun On-Poker table $2.,. •.o spe~ Uniform furn. Phone needs 4'Xperlenced IM2·0llJ8 ______ old. lo\'ablc. needs a no wcdd1ni: · $175. ly• 4-l2Catal1na Dr. N.JI. hike $d0. 3·5P•"d bike car rcq'd. J<'aclllty I waiter. Lnauna Reh. Call good home5'1$·78.'i:l n,•rkhner blk vinyl (Nc.'wportll .. 'l~.I ~. Onyt1mc 8<IO·lD80 C011ta .Mc11ia area Cal after 1rM.404·0162 rccllnM S75. I an gene -•. -Sgt DlcklM()n MQ·127'1 ---I Silver & ,:ray k 1ttcn chc!lt $20. 002·21sff Hone• 8060 ft.Ice Sid typewriter $SO. 10 2 Tb f 1' WAITRESSES OP,O•TUMITY nel'dS somcnnt• tu love - --••••••••••••••••••••••• Am/Ym <'OnKOlu •tcrco M::.,m,: /~ un. r 18 .S. Ovt-r t" /Um~ Apply knoeks olkn wh •n you ::,S7 !1JOil CurvNI Sectional Cnuch, WAN'l'£0: U1wd 17 inch S 3 G • N l' w " M F :• · In pcf'lon. El Matador. WIC result· rtun: Dally . Nubhy hc111e. B ·~t ofrf'r Enlillh ndlnii 11nddlt' ... at whrelh1h SUG. 97ft Stlrvlce Stat!on Atten 1?68 Newport DI. CM Pilot Cloiui,Ck d AdA to Ynit .mol.e lru1h ~wt.ti'; _5'1HOOO " rl'u~nublu rirtct•. Call Del11(1eld. ll.!:___ . dant. uper d. Day ~·2pm or •ftflpm..:_ reach the Orange Cou.~l ~~:~il~sl hnw J:cl Runk tmhc IH2·0IJH. __ S.1" round kitch tbl w]4 Eves. Full & P/tlme. Ap· WAITllSSIS murkf'l. -· -· 840 ti 1070 oli ve ureen vi nyl hi6'h f~~~'i~taUon,l7th Exper 'd . Apply In Phone642-M'lll FREESandyTopSo l ap· t.423'187. .~::••'-••••••••••••••• b11ckch11ir11.SHIS.Red~ • • · person Ma Barkera 212 prox !> ynrlb. Bol11a St. -hlllt! reversible kin& slt1 SERVICE STATION E.1'7tb0St, COila Mes~. 5.'J1.6JOOorS46--0306 (2l Seta Twin mattressc~ WANTED com!ortcr S30. 4 whttled ATIENDANT box sprln1o1 w/covera, TOr CASH OOLt.AR toddler aofcty trtlre StO. 21 or older. Apply i WAITIESSES ......... IOOS........ boltters It frames. Like Pi\ IO F On v OUR All In fJd cond. 5SM38t ~r'$0ft, Wed·Mon . lOAM Exptrtence.d. Apply In ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. •••••• ncw.493·3800 JJ<;Wti:LRY, Wi\1'CllES, MINI OIKESlOO. to 4Plll. Z9l3 Harbor penon, )loa thru l'hurs A Wonderland Redecorating-Two 8' 4 ART OBJECTS. OOLO, orbeil~Cer C.M.atBakerSt. between 3 at 5 PM. blubfloncentflxlurt-sln S ILVER SERVIC~. IS7311t70 Gulliver'• Restaurant. ~rf. cond. $25 ••· chan FINE F URN • AN·1---------Shwwd~ 18482 MacArthur Blvd, Of A deJler, 125, 15xl5 white TIQUES. 645-2200 SALISMAM1S :::~.c~m&::!= 0 Irvine. ntiques! 11hag cpt, $3S~Love1eats, Man'a Solid gold Wl.llCh & SAMPLI SALE l exper . R e p l1 t Wartho useman. lull $20ea,.6'2· band.S2SO firm. Ca talina. Hathaway 4' a..mect ad no. T'4. c/ Ume, shp"g, rec'g .. exp Yhlt _. .... 26,000 If!. ft. ••rn• Couch 8' cast. Gold C.11646-315.'t. other branch In golll& DallJ Pilot. PO ,Box JJeO. pref .. electronics back· G •• wltl. Maf IM ~ a.wt crushed brocade do tennl.s we.ar. Ladles & ~·-M-• ea--gmd C M a "a S• rt •~ 1000 _.. -._ .-A--a.. -.. c·~bl-·..,.. ""J t•'7"' SACRIFJCEI He avy men'a tt'nnl1, leisure ~ -· .-..... ·• · · r., · •11 ....,.... .... .. -.... ......,_,.,..., • • 0 Sterlln1t & Turquoise 11ult1, alacks. Jaclrctf. Sw~o .... S.Cy ::o.~· Call Mr. Tuttle. wW°t ....... teledleml), ••111•1• Bunk beds $40. Reclnr MO. S q u fa 11 h • 8 Io 8 S O m clubs & putter•• ~o)f Train for a career. Must plHol, ••tl41•• prl•tl•9 cC::.!.'H• Couch 1100. Cofr. & tn necklace . .Vulue $9001 11hlrt1t; tcn11l1 recquolts be ~11 all shifts. 18 yrs WELDERS w ulres-u••IH•.. ....... wt tbl. 673-2076 will take best otrer. C1l and more. Mens moslly or over. P/time to start. llellarc welders, stain· ~ ............ . alter3P~. SSl-6426 1lic 40. Womens me>:1tly &tS-1616 CM less "aluminum Apply _,_... Comer secttOftlll soCa I lllA! 10. \Jon-Fri 9.3, 3bi7 • in person 8•30 lo 3:00 0.... s1.ooo.ooo .............. cf(dMcon .... ~.'5S501n'22t•Elden UYntock 1075 So.llatborBlvd.,S.A. TEACHER Pre School .. ton.Fri Modll Y:•'Y• MYtr ........... liie Ml. -, ..., AA or ex~ ln ~hlld de: .. SPARCRAl-"T A••rfc.. t•t•r•otl .. ef ••fler&.t. .. Sq k b :•_•••:,•••••••••••••••••While Ital prov. dbl velopment. noon·Spm. 7'10 W 17tbSl C'.\I 42 08 t I & 4 oa ncg ••• oraanmare,broke dreuer w /matcJ\l\'ll · ·· · '-••• 111 ..._ 1""9 lat 1hW , .. .t chrs. $260. Pr of Spkr3 to ride It drl vo. blk amolre S6S ea. Vtrtuc S2.40~hr.640-8820. Women, P /timc. 20 & 11021*" ..... , ....... .,.,..'2714. Sl00.64C).-OWf p11radc Morgan geldlna. dlneset.md lblw/4cllrt ctephone Sales. p/Ume. older t o . work ror T•l714US(..1777. En~. Wutern (1\4) 175. Matt/bic 1pmi ~'Tl exper pref'd. not nee. housecleaning sen •1ce. Spnogaire king bed se 338-1011 ~. Sears tent. hit, f!l $2.SOhrfrup.C.ULlo)'d, can Janice's Raggedy ~~wc=;~l~l.'ca~d':° aide polesStoo.2H o 4'7·3720betwn t-3pm. Anns. 67s..6553 Qite. Wed llll'w S4lh:u..., rum '13-2332 M,c.._., 1071 Trail IO'a $100.S2M. ; Telt'~e ans st'rv. Ex· per d or will train. Swin shit\. 540-lm. X..aAY Transcnber /Front Of'c Exper. Ptlime . 49S·4100 · •••••. ••• ••••••••• ••••. •lne rouot sio. -.n Sola, cbalr, coclttall table Ditch Witch Trenctlers. n. rutest draw la blue/ green fl oral se J-20 lever stttr '800. M· west. • .a DaUr Pa 1 s:zoo, Desk $15. S43-6S48 SSOO. 979-0288or1175-8'738. Classll\ed Ad. 942 . • ' ~JlbM.VPtLOT • '• Sund!r.S!p!!mw1z.1m .....,w tHOMofwcyclH/ 4w...tDri"" tsso v ... •tfi·-... aoao'---._......., ....................... Sc.-... · 9150 ....................... 9S7 ...._1., • .w ...... ,.,.,._. •• ..... ••••••••••••••• r._.&°'9-'t lotO~ oww 904 11• Splrlt C•ta ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'G!> CJs, S299S Nll1'' 327 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••~•••••••••••••••••••n••• •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ·--··••••••••••••••• . • mar• '63 PORO Econolloe. IMW 9712 9720 . WANTED Vitt.D'S Warl'bouu USIDIOATSOMLY ~~~~01.~~~~ful· 1:~rio"~~~9C>, ilrcd newS:p5006after5pm AM •·u radio. tap ••••··-·••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP. CASH DOLLA Sale. 400 p11nos & or Cooil•nm ntSilH. -~IHS23 deck, rcbuJll eo1ioe OIANGICOUNTY'S ·n Oahuo UOO Cpr PA0 fD FOR YOUR Pns.n w/used.Splnl'l.s. 8nc.hC1l1t.a Yadu CIHelc 22' Refurb\.Sh .,S G~lC J immy. 22, ~ood tlrca, runs&~! O""•ST Al'ill l-'M, Zl,000 Oll wurr Jf:*LRY. WATCH£S Grandi, Pllyt'l'I. Oobl 78'70Sh1ttt, HntniBcb Sloop. Crul Catahna for <1ll' '7~ h ood a m1 111r, A~ f'M 8·ttlt°lt totter. 673 21191 days. 5_ onllrt"ll, $1t.Oo.15t l).&31 AK~ OBJECTS, GO out ror bUJl.neu. Ren (7l4>Ml·l3CM boll SlW.497 lll05. ct.CC, Ill'"' radial Un.'), Coocunl llrcir., ha.5 t\er' TS1821S&illlcr6pm. il :MOZ 4 sl)d. Xlnt cond ~~LV E~U~~R~J~~ s(:Pr~wl~>' bu,.,,~·:.~· •ll'OwMS• Ktte •901 New t.rlr . xln xlmcood 5J6 Otsl3 ~",~t ~::.l ,; .. 0;_.d "75 Dodli(t! V:an. V. 1u10 AM·l-'M 1lueo, Ma~ TlQO&S 64S-220CJ Chickcr1oi, Yamaha Clasa.,1976.lUEvinrude cond. Askin& 1450 'Wllooda CL35o.Mmp1. l'\fi. P .tptd6ipaneled.AM Sale¥-Ser..-i~·~i In~ wh1',lo m1.6'2>lG41 . Klmball. Wrltar t714) lOhn StUJ underlactoT)' SU-7034. s •i>d. famous eni.:1n .. ~r--• & 8 t.rac'1. hltcl\. $HOO. o Roy C•ver IK.. '6 D HAllDMAD19UILTS 631 ·Z'170 , 1201 4! wuront)'. ll1L1t. tuk (.2 ln.t(, O\•w Dunlops. $375 71 CllEROKt;E J eep. o/fl'r.~8412 koll:sRoyce • KMW I ..,_ZOOOltckh' Proia w Vlt1111tlu $100. BrookhW'll CO pumpt) New marln~ Corlonado·25 try UM Hu~ard 494-8422 19.000 m1, au. P1S, xln .68 Ond V lS40Jambor~ 5 Spe«I, rJdlo. heat"r " 1150• Ph: 963..0032. lOam , • ~ry .,;..u 101!0.ty C'qulp ~ol~=b~a -~~y 1:445~. '75 Uond1 750-.:::-ss lltock, ~3~ $4100.1 bst ofr. d01'S, ~ooda~~o,Sl~· N•wport Dnch "40.64U <'lat.!\h: imf\ lop. SO.I~ I04J*.~•h0nl)'. KAWAll S' GRAND lndd.N1C'CT1ndcmtrlr Columbla·2Ul4.5M .. Ut m1. $1,750. ~845$1 -Clitll4~.as... U871..YV >. ScU 1 Good fl5b or i.kl boat A• c Mil 9155 • Trucks '560 -$ 1699 0 l~h 00 ydaXlor Olive PIANO R400/ofr. Motor alun\• Wf .... ~Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dod11c:. '7,. Z?M ml, taPt> m a11cp1.. ntcol\d. ~ma wu $2300. 493.cmis aft ff~ ·71 llonda 450 18 0110 drrkl panclln&. xll'us CREVIER ~-4-1 ~··1 ~-.. WtU uJ~1cttmo.thms4i f :30pm '76 Hobie 145' W/lrlr miles. P.P . Unusually • PICKUP* Mu<1\sell,6'73·8780. o· Sf ... OAC.W.Y =-~~:1a.~s/,ears.si.5CWU.RLI TZER Splnet :M'Chrisc1tb 6cyl.,lnbd., a.ooo. Xlrai;. Call bo; good condltaon.Ul U63 *SPECIALS. "T3 ~e Van. lo mi's. SAIOA AMA ...._...-., _______ ,piano. 3 pedal. Maple, fully eqpd for f15hma or lOamoruf\ ?Pm. 1~ulu 250 CC. ST. •73 In Xlnt cond. TV, C8 & 835'3171 II I\ II a u 11 ""' .....,..,, '"'"" ,, '" .. . " ••••• , •• C'••t Sear( Craftsman Lawn xlat eon.d. SS00.644-41$5 pleoaure. $1650/or ofr. (714)67~176 11reat llhane. s.ns. or bst 1976 TOYOTA. xtraa. $3500. 67Ml?.S3. '"'"'~'-t•otmlfG••"'~ M r. ~.Dining Rm CallM8"6392or7~1·8282 Xln dJ i. ufr.15'736726 LonNbed. Almost NEWI -USED I W *" cha.in &4 leaves, be Sound of Mualc! · t~ tJon ror,chonNl: OUU!Ht). '70 Ford Van l Ton. * M '•* '76D..._l10'1 &dlAh cJ011et.By Lowl'ey organ, Sp1M IDEAL81t)'IF1shbo11l 31>-<lO flo111t, H.J._42 Sua*iTS·l2S $AVI $2000/oCr.848.000Sdayi;. '71&varta·(~KRJ) AC . A M ·~·M stor<Jo Joiut Bruner all lo Xlnl type, maple. s.12:5. Ph. R~'Ol'ld. 14' Glasspar w I ~d.stray · a.., OZ Sph!· $100 642·0235 OrevcnJngs c1tll 8'6-0lT8. "7"20021'11 (otnKX V) Sho w r Clo m r 111 Is h . concl. Spanish Walnut ~1-$35 \lheel "eog. coot.rol 10 er, l.060 sq. rt. 5 0 I 973 D ... TSUH '7~2002 · <&29NttK > Lua.-/ b uv. u n iq u t s.\OO•Cuh only, 548 3:5-50 ' hp 4 cycl Honda OD ~o GenoA. 425 sq. ft. '71 HOD K \ lOO 'SuJWr "" '72 Oodge Van. power '76 2002. (1132f'HN) ~ -----:.:"....:...;..;..'.:;.;:.::.:-_1Uaed Pianos for sale. Low Trlr, $9515. 675 lJ9J Also 10' 4" oval boom ex· Rat $!2S or best olr Call Lojdod! (0&471W). brake.s le steerina. 11ir Clowd 0.. Setwdays le rm 11 • I o m 11 ~ s • Dun09n P hyfe old fine pncee. Cr.Ut.aman Piano. t.rusloo & H F Wb1p An· Ray l>l2·5370 · $AVE ~'()nd, Cully s~ll cont. 23 M (878NWV). dro_, tear table, SlOO, 20U No. Main. SA., 14' S1lverhne, 33 h. p teruia. 586-44.M. m1. S8l·2S.'51. BMW. '15 2002. AM/FM lriHtlt Cw Co Ca rtl p,e r s hell, f it 838-0800 Evforude, el~c. st.irt Windsurfer.Cdcond. 70HONDASL100. 1973COURIER .72 vw w l hr p sterro,orferbeforenooo. 21l/69WH4 Da=or Courier, $75. onn elcc ''Ml i 0 'I'!lr.Full cover.elec.Cls· FTl.'elessons $320 f1rm Nds somework.S9S. With i.hl•ll & othe r ;op eam'f!l'Pv"a':· M~~~ Call494·064.2. 714/990.2125 Mat , xtra lone fuU Matic" or" n · 1 • b1ng motor , extras. C 1 Ph499-370l GOOOJI.'.!> IKli573.S). d Be 1 t-iz.e new & vey gd cood pla ed aan. rare Y SUSO.orofCer.646-8412 11 16738795 ~ ... ___ t "'V"" coo · st 0 r. 673-lH8· '"TS 2002 A, Tan. snrC. '72 Dal.sun 1200. AM1FM • $35. Remington old ad Y • u new $000. ,_,.._.. ,,_,. -~ P\'t J)ly. am/fm stereo. nM fu1. lape, xlnt cond., 44m m1 , dm~macruoe, elect, SU Many extras. S32· 1259 Llqwdat.100 of all remain· . FL \'ING UUTCH1'I • .... Sole/Rent 9160 Alltos We.Md 590 Perfect. 675-5251. $1400 675 0009. 549-906. •LIKE NEW 1ng '78 models al Mesa "''" ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt72 DATSUN -------------J Cl k I Stor>b & Boat Center. 646-4012 !lull only ._ racing :ll . n •••••••••••••••••• ••••• II D PU M ar consoep1ano, lfl mu~t.SlOO C"ll Rent 26' GMC. Pvt pty. '<1~~~Rp)a.1 nL · EADY! WEPAYTOPDOLLAR '7SIMW5301A ats'!.n W/t•nmpt.>1 useum qual. woode ..... , " Call 833·2616 or 642-4097. v•..., .. t t . 1 d sheU $1 1 50 clipper sb1p mode.I. Hao ....wl1on t.o any LR $800. Lola of Good Used Boal.$ 640-i934 Newport "'-arh, Calif. $ ... VE FOR TOP USED CARS nu oma ic, a .r con ·• . Call 493-87 9 bull ' 1133-2219 rrom S5SO al Mesa Boat . °" "" FOREIGN, DOMESTIC st.etto. pwr. windows & --- 4 ti'93-8181X398Gary Center. 1~95 Newport Cal 25, Charisma Full MotorHofMRHtal or CLASSICS CjordmetalUcp1110l.Uke 1974 260Z, t.ransrerrl'd. le Fni;idaire Dishwsbr $35 Chickering Piano Like Blvd, CM 646-0539 race & cruise. Dlnelll' 11''·' to 12• IC your cnr ls extra clean oewl (70SNIJ), m1. :ur, AMffM Stt'rco 9'watJunrt $30 • · new. Must Sell. fmiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiial model Many custom '• see us first. SADDLEIJJ.CI( IMW st>c 10 apprec. $J9:">0 . 54 &. 7 999. ! 536-6233 xtras. Sl0,250/make olr 1-'ully srll·contaln1•d IAUEll IUl<;IC 131-2040 495.4949 00·9'730 • Coin Ao.. S·...t Q W h S.WifMJ Moclt"9ff 8093 RADIO CON.TROL 640-8695 S~rn1l Weekly Rates 292S Harbor Blvd. , D ..,.,, .,.. ueen s r rleserve for Wkends ,._,_Mesa 979_ .. .,,.,, 97 I 5 6S atsun 2000 5!<"' , •. G."' D .••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 EGE"'CYMOTO ........... ~ HT ,., ... s.. gas ryr . PP. Za Wh' MODEL fBRGLASS .___.... '"''I / " , ·• R ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. xtras, good con I ~J.705orS97-0'46 K g 11.e. XlnL cond. __..Docka.s pt fO]O 11m1E RENTALS TOP IUYEa I $1865 830-7R8t ~--------' $50. Button hole attach. 925 N. Harbor Blvd, S.A. •CHIV. '76 Hew• ~" t76 CAPltl II --·------Was b e r I D ry e r , ~. 962·97~ POWER BOATS ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •S3l·2503•• Two Ton HD C&C, 124 See us first, & last! Top 4 speed, air cond. & '66 Datsun 1600 Rdstr bicycles. 1 bunk bedlc.._,---rti--G-oocts--- 1 - 0 - 9 - 4 -1 . Wa.nted Avalon Mooring CA 2 spd R A & 7M rrt. dollar paid for lmport.:i. stereo cassette. Bµy or 4.~pd., robll eng .. Im mac . ta I mo s t new W I mat· -r-1ftCJ Orig.inally $60·$70, to leuo, rent or 1~ For :1ale 1974 Titan 28', u4573610i02). Only*"...,< COSTA MESA lease. (613M WE). New paint. upholstrry & " t:reslles.S46-4.296 ••••••••••••••••••••••• drast1caHy reduced lo Wkdays only, Wed & generator, slps 8. AU HOW ... RD ..,.,.,., DATSU...a SADDLEIACI( top, radials, bsi ufr " 'Neil Animal Skin Surf ~$lEO.NS PARKER Thu r s . No wk n d 5 . xtn s. $12,900, 64S-3370 "' " ,, .... • •y I 714-894 2044 " Carpet, good cond, by Suit. Used 1 season, perl ' . S ~2200or6?S·J662 aft6PM. CHEVROLET, Dove & 2845 HarbOrBlvd. ~ MPOltTS · · piece or all. reasonable. cond . Med sz $7 5. 195E. ntnSl .. CM. Qua" Sts., Newport Costa Mesa 540-MlO 131-2040 495.4949 '71 OauunSta. Wag. 53&-2824LS36-8925 M2·908.1 c.~ext to Shell Sta) Lido Isle bOat slip, ror Rent: '73 EXPLORER 20. Beach. · 4spd .. A/C. Lugaage rk. --631~33U .renLSailorpower,26'to Compl self·cont.. sips 6, 81).0555 WE BUY 1971 CA.Pitt Loml.$1800.645-lSl.3 ,. GOLll'ERS-ATTENTJON! O'Brian Comp water skis. 42'. 544.5990 al r . 1ren, ex c-ond. •USED CABS& 2000 c. c · engine & 1r1.....& 9725 '.\loved, must sell Irvine 70". Conelly Short line • 5'19-2690 '74 Courier rlcllup TRUCKS• autoliiiilfc:l6l7DCR). ...._ CstC.Clubmembership. hook, 65" Both new. tS Glastron! Open Bow, Side T ie for 2S·27' 4Speed .lackm Comeln or Call HOW$1095 . .\slaJac S700 or bit ofr. Souths ho re surfboard, 55 hp. Evinrude, lrh-. liberalasssallboat. Trailen, Travel 9170 tarp, yeiiow. t~U~.gs, FREE A-aisal llU. y •TES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'75FtATXl/9 Brown exterior, mags & stereo. Only 10i..~ mile:.. ~ Jmmacul.tte! (a;n25) ~IM·5033or497·1Ml 8'4", new. 67"'2236. Sl350. 846-9080. (714)675.8990 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r'r "" ~ $2 588 6"°"' Chenolet "'OOD 10 F'---.. I llln ,..,. 20· BO T 51· i 6 l.ayt.0n, Tandem whls. 1°"'1 n -h Bl d VW •oRSCHE " patio cover, waps 96 "'~ sa e. ess. ~ A 1p avail, max Ith, 20'6". Fully SJC. °" ...... ac v · ...-w1redwood lallJce roof.••••••••••••••••••••••• fishing boat. 1\\i~ stre"'' length 23 ·, Long Bch Used twice. $3,900 fU'tn. 540· 5630 Huntington Beach San Juan Capistrano SI00.962·3279 Wanted to trade; bucket & tandem trailer. $1 , marlna.840-2\35 Call49Hl54. 147-6017 * 549-3311 137-41004tl-4SI I MISSION VllJO . 7 3 A M I p M • A c. ' IMPORTS · seats Cor Bench seat Cor or offer. 6'5-2898. )lembcrsh1p to ln •ine '&I lhru •67 El C:imino or loah Soil 906 ~Speed & '76Stah:l'aft Tent Trailer. TOP DOLLAR Coast Counll")' Club. $500 Ch II 2 d L • .-. 9080 sleeps '6. used only 2 2626 HAllOl ILVD PAJD ~l . eve e . r arry · •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• months. 492-1669 COSTA MISA • IMMEDIATELY :::::-::-=-:-:::-----1~968-4=::'.97::.::.1~a~fl:.:... ~6p~m~ ___ 11e· Catamaran. $1, S95. ·7~ lloriion. 18'. jet, FOR ALL POOL DOME 20x40, swim • Rodio, F:ister than Hobie 16. 4SS Olds, xlnl. Trailers. Utility 9180 I 973 FORD FOREIGN CARS ~a~~:· save on HiR.Ster.o 1098 Parllcip_ant rn world Call646-7528 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUIUlRPICICUP CALLOR COME l N ---------4·••••••••••••••••••••••• speed tnals P\l ply. :'tfotorcycle Trailers-3 4,spced, AM/FM stereo, TOSEEUS Garage door ope ner. " RCA color TV, 2 yr ~v~·(2g:~~~~717 0 Tr•nportatiOft ~BJ~,~~· 6 rail $250. Ph bght blue exterior & tow HEWPORTIMPOltTS hcaV}' duly. Xlnl ronrl. IA'arm Like new. Sl58. ••••••••••••••••••••••• miles. Unbelievably Im· 3100 W, Cst Hwy, NB S50. Cash only. 557-4480 TV John, 64~276. i4 ERICSON 35 C~. Sf/Ae/ Auto Serviu & maculate! Must sec to 642·9405 Whitf spindle trundle bed l\Y stt>roo tape player . ...,&J'~·963ew_~'!r.536too_ns·7n6g7 Reftt 9120 Parts 9400 bellOev~ l26S96T). t----T-O_P ___ _ cylinder. 4 spd, clean, 1 Avery Pkwy . .S D Fr\\). • ownt:!'. $2200. 830-3136 2870U 1argucrh c Pio;~y. :72 CAPRI COUPE , ll I. I 741 V·6. 4 speed, AM/FM 74 Fial 128SL fl" stereo radio, b e ater. Al't~/FM radio. 20,000 • •o.ooo miles. super ml s.s:uoo.callS36·1925. ~! (S81PDF>. '73 Fiat 128 ledan. l fof,' $2295 cond. Bu t orrer. Ph . 5.,.0 5630 <114 )493·65'75 aft 6pm "' • Thurs & Friday, all day Sat &SUn. $90. Bundy trumpet recorder Sito .. .,.,...,, ~··•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "LY S 1795 · tl-1 8-16·5757 Islander ii, i;ood condi· m 3~ T Chev w/11' cab· MGRPartslncltrunk~id, HEWPORTDATSUH DOLLAR t Uo M t over cmpr. Dix, all susp, rear end . wire 888DoveSlreet p•1D •1970HOHDA• 1\1r ve sa.ndt>r S20 AirRCA Color TV 2 11• ~~-J!~toapprec. xtras. setr contained. whls.&more.644-1528 NEWPORT BEACU "" 2626HAllORILVD. With sunroof."Mlchcl!n 11oz e SS. Drapes S25. Cunsole Xlnt picture & · · S2,700 comp. Dys, 833-1300 FORCLEAN COSTA MESA rndlaltlres&cocomats. _&16·11S2or646-4097 cabinet. Call 536·5863. Kite No. 908. Xlnl cond 754-1234; eves. 675-7063. Autos for Sale IMPORT CARS (7430UP). MUST SELL! .UOslbn Fern. hcallhy, 1:rlr. masl & side rails, Parkdale 8• cab.over ••••••••••••••••••••••• i3 Datsun P.U. Fae. A/C, '72Capri HOW $499 1011,~0' ,\ ~O\ • l !N l ( 11 N ~t 1<1 1 IHY h1q;c.Sl5:Sch1rferella,4'1oahliMarine ~~ke new. SSOO /o!r. cmpr. 1-;1ec rcfrlit. rooc cntwral 9510 AM/~-'!'18 lrack.Ori1 Xln~~~d~;~Sl~ <ORDESTOFFER> hl.S20. Pb6-10·26l0 ............ S·t.276 rock. ladder, h ydro ••••••••••-••••••J .... O~'tlr...,_.,.&73-67S7 • Tow.&Country • • .. .. •••••••••••••••••••••••HOBIE 16' Catamaran. jucks. bounce-aways, Sacrifice '64 Che~ltet '74 3:. ton Intcrnallonal D.tt.t. · 9720 AutoSlle1&LeaslnR Thn.-t. So~!ll't Pictures. GeMral 90 Io Xlnt cond inc l ·s trlr boot. Al:,o cm pr shell. ~1mo V~V. Top, Stove, PU Shell, drop ht ch., •••••0 •, .............. 2l67 llarbor, Costa Mesa p'::_ ii't7~crc.)clt' S325. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/sail bOx & van racks. boot. ktn~ mallress. Call stnk, A/C:.. sleeps L Take A/C, Auto trans, 20,000 '73 Datt. 1200 2Dr CALL 646-4446 ..._.-----Boal, s~clal collapsible Sl.900 bst orr. S.St-0323. 842 &1119. trade. 631--0261 mi., 714-984-1564. --=======-4. Speed,. radio, heater .. '74 Flat 124 TC 1.o .. Mite•l'-ecMls 12' hand-bit by inventor Lido 14 •2S38 w/Jr h Motori1•d lil&ei 9 I 40 SCRAU '£TS '68 Ford PU. Standard. Allfos. IMpOf'ttd lintedg.lus. Slk# 4 6SS. mint cond., A/C, A \1/~~i W•ed 8081 of ~nk Simulators for lander' lrlr 'xtnt ~i1s ••••••••••••••••••••••• m-L long bed Good body & ••••••••••••••••••••••• $ 1799 stereo. 752·1329 . ....................... IUrp an~. Eves,SBO·OS35 nrm.67S'6357 motor. Runs great. GeMr1111 9701 - SSSCASHFOR II' Aluminum Boal '76-JAWA O ANSWERS 9684143. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73Flat 124Spyder,many Goocl.uscd furn refngs w'foldup canopy, nr new Sabot Oberglass w sails & AutomolJC M PEDS Seemly-Arctic:-'75 cH~vv USED xtru. ~~k. :.e!rl.667 inrs/sto\'esS.16 0768 Shp Sears OB. $3SO oars, SZSO best offe Barren-Walrus-~ .....,.. . -&t&·3832 842-0t37 ._1 -'299 btodify -Futile -EL CAMIHO D a tSflOITSZ, CAFl lS 75 Fiat 124 Sp1dor, like :\ladamc Alexander - -II 1 Ride Cor MAINSCREAM CLASSIC sun s, ats, "'Souod of Music dolls" loclts.MoiftteftoMe/ ob1el6.trlr,ncwlr;ms& ~Apprx. Today, anyone witb a V Mercedes. Corvettes. new,makcoff•'r. Pvtpty. 675-7707 Service 9020 more. Sl.425. 6-16-8255 o W Ml. wife. t hr ee kids, a .-8. ~~· trl.DI., factory Great aelectioo in 1tock1-.....;;;=======-i---..:.67:..:$-4-=3S8:::.... __ M..ict11 -••••••••••••••••••••••• S81·7SOS. . mothcr·iJl·law, two cats, ~ ... ~i>g~.C:es~ft now.Callfor quote. S..&L.elRg '74Fial128SL. 4-spd, 30J\I 1 ftwMft H ll LL NEE OllOBIE 12 Mono Cat adog,car payment.saod steering, bucket seats, HOUSIOFIMflORTS TOPDoUarPald mi, xlnt cond. J-owncr. M ts 1013 CLEA."ING' Al Hogan Brand new cond Xtr~ a mortgage is in t he m ag wheels, AM /FM 21Jj921.a511 OnALLTrade·IM S2,600. E ves, wknds, ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Son we offer quality., sail. moving m~t sell. · M A I NS C R EA M o ( radio. Camper shell. Low 714/523-7250 .. EWPORT DATSUH ~2'316• l 'ono Mln·O-J\l atic elcc. personal service at a Any reas orrer coo · Americunbre. miles. Must sec to o"-~--...:... ___ ..::__1 •---------ori;an, excellent cond1· price you can't a Hord to sldered. 64~·J006 Melo CycS. O'¥"O predate I Lie. 4S896Y. ,. Alfa ROIMO 9705 Ill Do•e Sfrftt Try Alfa Romeo instead t.Jon.SUOO.P.P.532·1259 pass up. Hogan & Son 2J34Newport;Blvd CM ~s/ $S~,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near MacArthur F.witySportsCor l ·.,. ... Ynmnh•• Alto Sav .. dlvini: service. 531·5921. Cat.alma·27 Outboard 71 ....... R •00·1• · · Clcftsics 9520 ~ FaMM Sport C &Jamboree Roads '67 Giulia 4·door. 1600 ~t ; 0 ;d _ .. 5275 . Ph Got Xlntcondltion ~ .. -••••••••••••••••••••••• SAHTAAHA. •67 GluTia 4.d!r.ar600 833·1300 Super engine,4·whl disc. ll7S.5Gl2 o Dirty loot? 495·6638 OVER 70 CARS UMCOLM MERCURY super engine, 4.wht disc. --------' brakes, Michelin radials. Call S. Coast Yueh\ . MotorcTicles/ 130l N T ti b ates M. DRIVE A Good condition. $1850. • Service for complete in· 76 Sol Cnt 18.5 mo s old, Sc 9 I 50 IM INVENTORY ..,,_... . us n r . • Jcbelln radials. . 645.7542 : "' terlor t, · h 11 full race equip. trlr. rat oo en _..a.Ano 47-0511 Good condition. $1850. LlnLE " I · 1 l'X c rior · u box & cov Value $3200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 6':>-75'2 ••• Hoftda 9727 •• \>1u111r, nl'w 12 !'Ir, F4oo. c ea n n g & wax Ing . · · luy·Sett-Tract. '74 Counor. Cstm palnt. 8 --~------1 SAVE A LOT ~1~ · :J5~4~ $2 7 oo · C 0 11 track tape, Gates off. '67 Alla GTV Coupe. F M •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ClevolondtrumpNw1t.h loGh,MorfH , HOHDVA1~M01SSIOH El'ZFARGO&CO. road lln=s, 'spd. $2800. stereo. Lo ml., gd cond., SHOP&COM PARE lrmtdMew •76 t c~~~ • Equip•Mt.t 9030 Beaut. 26 Wood Aux1lary ~J 830S. Main Street &Is-~ $1950.673-3185. IA.RWICIC DATSUN HONDA Cars ------_;_-~•·•••..-••••••••••n••••• Sloop. Compl ('quip. SANTAANA '73 lnlcroatlonal Y.iton. Alpha ''11 Spydcr. 41M SaoJuanCaplstraoo 'l'ranslcorrl with revcrh Teakdoors&dr11wrrs, $8500.Call64S8210 WHY LIST toto6,l\Ion.·Sat. 345 V8, AT, PS. R & H ortg mt. Owner. New 831·1375493·3375 OVER 100 amp. s.150or olfer. r.urptus. 5'12·8206. Cal 20 Fvll ltoc• PRICES7 Closed Sundays 29" Shell, bed , t bl, cpl.: clutch/tires. Xlnt. PP. ..., D ... 'TSU .... 1210 To ChooM FrOM! Tnknmlnc" \\ <'l16u. SI~. M2·7272 893 8050 1s1 3532 • 547.9709 * -""" j 483-57'4 ' "' " u...a1VERSITY • • · S Ba gs in c I u d i n g When we can beat any ..v..,.,., m · $2495. 842~1'2. ---· ___ .....:....._ 4 Speed, stereo casaette. ,.... 'Office FwWtw • & Genoa. 50.i. used very lit· SPLNAKER. Evmrude 6, le~ol currant advertised Imm a c • s 8 c I a 16 I c Ford Raocbero 500, AMdi 9707 like new. 60SNJ\D. OldsMOblfe 1 l•f• uent 8015 Uc. Lutr 43'10" Fl 28' combpass, hm 1 arinde head, pnce intbelJ.S.r\. Mercedes model 190. Air, pwr. steering, ••••••n••••••••••••••• $2495 HOllda c ... • GMC.i .. ••••••'•••••••••••••••• $350. 548-7658 i.'\'OS. anc ors. Di:te mast. ComplC'lely resto~ed equip'd w/CB. Bst ofr. "73 Audi. lOOLS, 4dr., air, Wnlnut de8k 60"JC30", wknds l'tc. lmmaculis~ condi 26.1'11 Avery Parkway w/blaek l_acquer. pa1.nt, 8'2·3098. dlx mdl, mint cond.. Trucks $125. C'r('rl('lnu $~O. t 1on. $4500. Phnn MISSION VIEJO burgandy ant cn~anehke wifes car 831•9029 285G llarbor 8lvd. 11,1dd~d i.1d1• c hoir11 looh,Poww t040 6448107. 131·0122495·1026 new, steel belted radial '63Chevy ~T.6cyl,stic.k, · · Costa Mesa M<>--lll40 ::).'O 2S. ~1kC' new, othrr ••••••••••••••••••••••• llMS·IS', i;lps 4• ht>ad . CUstom VW tnkc l\tu!ll lirc.-s. Mu~t lit:e. u collec· gdcond. f700. "75t00LS, auto many J....-9730 ml6c.SS293611 1~7 ~ H11yl1ncr 2250 loaded. w trlr. 0 18 sell this week Sl ,:IOO. tor's ,rtt'm Ai1k for 8111 Ph536-5075 xtru,mUJtseti.SS,100. ••••••••••••••••••••••• P.+s 1017 l'. h~i dac. 280 Volvo, $2.500. R33·0039. Cnll 731 2923 aft tlpm art er ;iflm. S.'6·4003 -'6' F'on:I P-JOO Pil'k Up C.ll S40·2135· THIMK lltlTISH VI it . top cond xlras. ------'""' c l · ··-'th 1 '73 LS I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~16 OOlt!) ' Cauimaron ,73 14 • K y 'h 125 MX & .,., laM c MGA. Wire ... , camper shel , Xlnt 100 • wh le. /\l\1/FM, THINK IREA I CANARIES ----Cd co d $lOOO bbl o~a ama a 3 rail whls., nrw tire~. up· rondltlon. 8'1611223 air, t1unroof. 32,000 ml 1974 DATSUN J ll!Uar XJl2L. Buy or • I . lnflaleblf' ZQdlac '76 96.'--~ • 9tl! ... ' 0 r \rlr. llolh xlnl cond. hQISli.'l'Y all /\I $2250. -$3600.6U·l531 Pe1ut,y. · 710 COUPE lease from 1111, Scnalblr • S'.r.'.50 _!31 <>31U wttrlr. ~o Mere. Only--2..'....~·5'1_ Makroft~.fl.H·6747 __ ~lfi 0400. Vons 957 2 Or. Aulomttir, one payments.~ove50%on s f ~!~.~.~~ .. ~~!.~ ;·7:t-~_:!~72, ~39Cl7. ~~iY:;':.c~l~llc~d l&b~:. ·ro Yom~~8.Hwln. ·~.~he~, ~10881~ 7i.°'!° •••••••••••••••••,••••• 1~nd~~:~l~ ml, xlnt ~~:'Jct Immaculate! ~[ .. ,~1~~~~11;0 ~r~~.t•nt1vc· ' c <'rllu , 22 • hov fb~l11rll'd NcM1 work 546 6777 .., 1 11• ' n con · '4"· lt74 CHEVY V .AN MISSION VIEJO IRITISH CAlt CO !)Tt:H•WAY Model L, V.& ONC ouldrlvc. and C~11h nr 'wlll t rade to~ . . . Coll 4937740. V8, autom11llc, radio Austf...+tffley 970t 2 l ~alnqt,lyrnld.Callart lrlr. like now. $6,000. 3malle r sail 1J oo 1 .1973 Honda500.J.lkc new.~1ona1 pwr. i1tca rin1r & ton••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTS 1 1694 ·3 9 51 .:i~M. f31-l338 ~1/968-fUM. 675-81166 Law m I lea ge $1 ooo. VtMcles 9530 wheelba~e. (10528R). Avery Pkwy .. s.D. Fr wy. 7 I 4 /t90-Z900 847-6237 ••••••• ••• •••••• ••••••• MOW $3197 AUSTIM HIA.LIY 2.870l ~jf ~i~~· r kwy. ,_.. 9721 '72 lluoda, SL 175. Mint '74 Fnrd ~ T. P ia, p/b, MARQUIS MOTORS 21'ochooeefrom. Cta11alci------..,....--.1••••••••••••••••••••••• condition. $450. Pvt. ply a/c, du:il tank11. l.o mi's. MISSION VlEJO Invest., aen1lblo pay. 174 D..._ ll IO 979-9260 • 9t,.,.' Seit cont'd campcl'. 131·2180 49g.1210 mcnta. Call lordetall!f. S5500 or ofr . M9·2047 or1--------=-~1 lrithhC•Co Hetchbock '70 Ronda too~. Aakln1 557..seo.\. '74 Chevy van Xlnt cond 21 ~1,,~2114 4 Speed, rad.Jo. heater, 1150. or best olr. 540-7982 PS · · • ... tinted al"•• I d af\er6pm 4WhHIDrt••s 9550 euto., .Pe.3a.ooo ml 714/tf0·152S .....,, an •u lOp. !--~------•••••••••••••••••••••••• must sell. 497·1Slll eve1. •=---..:-.-----• mKLL. Stk1447f .• 730HA t IMW 9712 $2599 su-........... 5 e-..1 I 74 JEEP '6' VW Van. Eng, tra ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...__ ~ WAGOHUR rcblt. xtras. $1450/ba Dirt permit pd to "78. 1 Hu ma.oy extrlls includ· olr. 496-2058 morns. Owner , e t'acu, n o lnir air cond. ONLY Dodge 300 Mui Van t rophies. r od e slow. 21.()00MILF-s? 1842JLO. "",OOOml ....... h"adroo . Spark arrester, EZ start, -0 .. .. really clean. Not com· MISSION VIEJO x 6 · w 1 d e t o petJtJve racer. Perl. trail IMPORTS (fiberglass>. full bed b ike L aau na 11111 top Ide & full •auch · • 1 • Av,,,. PlrwJ< .D. Prwy. pull-out. 20 gal b~t/cold 1_83CM127 ___ . -----·' 28701 Mar.-uerite Ptrwy, pt'eSll water, 10 lb pro '74 Triwnpb Bonneville 831·1741 paol'. AC/DC gas refrlg, SADDLEBACK BMW IUYOR LEASE NOW ~~r~·-1 ~-... .. , ttl\ II• .. I 'L .. J .......... , ...... . .. , ... '"" .. , ''11 240Z. AIC. 4a pd .. Mags. Michelin tlrH. Xlnt cond. $3500. 644 mm afltpl'I\. BUY Oil LEASE oa §Dall ALLMOOB.S IMSTOCIC IMM91ATI DIUYHY DICK . ,, 1J0. X I n t . Io m I , thermostat. torc:ed air SUOO/bst. Afl 5pm. 76FordF-2504X4 furnace. electro magic IMWTRADa.IN'1 TSt.5597 AM FM tape ca&Sette, toilel, mcdic:lne chest. '72200Z-4 sp. <~>. 1---------I c-ustom cab. 4 wheel wash basin. B&W TV. 3 '722002-A. (12ln'Q). wuakt S3 400. Wanted drtve: 13,000 miles, 11Ud· burner stove & oven. '13 Bavaria· (818.JSJ>. ·11D .... 1200 tt.lc .. •ck 4 Speed,, radio, hcatti'. tinted 1tass. SUcl4790. MILLER ·· ::s:~.:Jfio~~~.3~1•0Y_ lngw1ndo.V: UCl.8363). 360cc, P /S, P/B, A/C. '748avaria· (341LFBIO. .. $6711 cruise control. 20 Ill '70 .0CS-4ep. <ZSSLVL>. '64 Yamaba 350 540_56.30 . boldl.ng tank, 50 111 , ••. '79200!·4 ~e· (8S2PQtJ). "'et b\jeded • motorcycle raic:k. all Ike SAODUl.ACIC IMW SZ2S. eves, *-053S n e w c o n d l t l o n . MISSION YllJO '72y ___ ._a250MX. C'.-uaraot~. 8llO W. lSUI IJ1·2040 49Mt49 __, St, No, 7~, NB. 548 034e. XlDtcOQCl. SSOO. 2626tWtlOtt llVD. $7910 RJck SN-G07 COSTA MIU Offll NOW! I IMW71200Z. 560125 $2399 ~:.:1 ti " II• w t1•t .................. . . . \ ... ~ .. MOTORS FIAT 12ow.w ....... . ...... s.... ... 117·2U2 \ •. \ A.a.toa, l"'peried IAilto•, l•,ott.d AMtoa, a.poli9d ...._, ••p•rt.d Aalte1, l.,or+td AMtea, I•~ Sunda September 12 1976 DAILY PILOT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~..-.-......,;;..;;,,:;;.;..;;....;.;;;..:;..._.;;....;,.;;.....:;.._ _____ _;;;....;.;;._.;..,~...;._.;:..:~ J"H"' 9732 Mercedealetla 974 Merc .. ahna '140 Mffc ... h1t1 9740 ,.orKtM 9150 Toyote 9765 4uto1. l.,ert.d AMtea. N•w HOO ....... New .........................•..............•.......................•..• ····•••·••············· .....•.•......................•...•........... ··•·•···•········•···· .••..••..•............. ..•...................• ' '74 Je1ttett H-.tey llitlO ~11r-""'<le:. ZlO. 1 •1)(1, 1960 MIZ. 190SL 63 Jln)E L'onv~rt spd. 1975 Pone-.. 914 SOUTHHN Toyota 9765 .. ------1111!!!!!~------.. l,v m1 I\(' hk1• n\•V. ;\,\J t-'.\l radio l\l'V. in RO.\U!>'Tl-:rt ,\JI on1tlm1I 11d, cond ·~ l>t1)'S, 5 '>!)\'(.'\!, A~J FM & Jlr otlAMGI COUNTY'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• D 0.o I l\f>'.'U\11 h'Jw u u, t\n.;1 & llri.''I ~ m1 p1•r rqu1pm,nt tndutJci 1 Mti G«O. EH"ll, 642-l~I t'ond Onl) 16,$33 rtlllt•• VOLUME l ritllhCorCo i:<il lk!'l of<c-r or tr.idl• 1'11\'I'~ tra~:o. '"·"" 7:? Mtt 280S•:. tobar<'O i9nNZA> TOYOTADUL&R DEMO 213/694 2154 101 IH <'ku11 ur J>JOl'I J l'M i.t t r1 0 Ln brn 28000 m1' lw t • llLLYATIS -"' • li'b VJ70 daH or ti73 ll671t behe\llbly 1mm.u·uhllt<' o c () r 1 ll ·0 ,. ~ r r" YW •ORSCHE 714(_990-2525 11ltl)1Jln Mu t ~l't! 10 twlint<' 55.'I~, ..,... f.X1\\lr1.•. flr11ml 1w1• s K.,...... Ghlo ,735 \\l:ll217> ~uoJuJnCapl .. truno \'litl Tu)ot11 .! l>t & full1 ALE ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Ml 300D ONLY $5995 Lean 137-4100 4'3-4511 l'tfWPi>t>d mw111 1970 k ormOM G hio ''1 ~t.-n"• l!H 11.lllO MIWPORT DATSUN Mew • Uted ttl Ti.r.i•. 0 ,·cm:aulod. A 1 ONLY sz 997 I 11,·1•!1 t 111l10 6. 110•11. IUI Ill\ d Sun1 u.1f "i\r 11118 l>ovt' Street OVU I 00 m r 1'11un1 ('ti II y VP, SAVE S !Mini 12:111\Y.\1 1Jntv Xlnt t•o1ul1 l'\I Nt.-WPORl'llt\:AC.:11 MEICIDES !17V6t29 or li4HIS:J:I ur llLL YATES l'h ~:: l~ll lll -IJOO OMDlS,LAY Mll?OOO .... SAVE s VW.PORSCHE 1:1 '1erl't'dc11 2>IO I fir 1969 Mil UOD House of-~ l'or 71. 911 ~ ""''· i " SAVE S ~an Juno 1·111111,tr.t1111 i.hll lUllU iwv. llrt· ... ut•v. .\otoruulll, "'r 1on1l & m.1i:i.. m.unt rct·ord.,, 1 17·4100 493~4511 llwlll'I > \\t 1-\1 \t' r l' bu ii t t' n I! I n ,. AUTllORIZ () immac $ll,49S ~\II~' All Modtta All Styi.a $11100 iS? lUSU d.t)) SUJll-;>W ' 1JWM1)lJ, MlmCEUESOEALER •Corolla1 Mo1da 9731 l")wr1 ti31 I~ 1•11., ~Ht nrh1•11ter, 1972 Ponc:tM 91 IT 1972 TOYOTA SADDLllACK liuen11 Puk s !IJX>tod. mttih . M l FM ClLfCA •··•·····•••••········· '73 Mo1do •.11 i..t;o 1 Sllc•·.0.:1 VA1LIY IMrORTS 521-7250 11 t I! r" o l' a 11 11c tt 1• LA "711 !i!llS ~\:! ll I ·2040 49S.4949 Ou till' Sun tu 1\na ,..,. > l232llt'HI '72 600 I !<µ<.•1'<1 r"OIU & lllut• ,., tcr1or Unlx•lll'\ .1lll~ 1m mJruhlll'' Mu,1 'e" t•> ~ht!1t'' llO'IFl-:t: l SI 199 w,•,·kd .. ,, 111 bl2 :!Ill SHOW CAR! '7 3 2IOC c,_. t'~ ~h·n 1·tJ1·~ lkn1 ~10 Mil '7 S 210 C PE H '" ~v(l(I \'u11u thr uuut Dlt I Ll.lAl\ r R 1-:u 100lllC\'1 MAlQUIS MOTORS ONLY $1995 NEWPORT 0.ATSUN 8118 Dtlvl' Strl'cl '\EWPORT IH:ACll 1 33-1300 ~:J ~'(i(JO or ol r IHtl lllZI \\ 1th I'# 1 t' h 11\t' lll 1 n l l'mH•r "111\Ju\\ !4, i.tcrl'11 1 41.110 und more II\ mu~ Loe.ti l'ar. lov. m ill'.,, .111 lt·usc $511() 1·ap n•1J llu) 11n1t111ul i:<>ncuuri.c l'und1 b11l'k ~ ?M31l C.t 11 l'ui.t MISSION \'IEJO $8,450 Ul-2180 495·1210 JI"' Sl•motts •111'11• ... h•O .,.., ... ,UMll•<.M .. , . ,, ' , ..... , Mil '7l 300S£L Import• 6ll·ll76 t11111 thruuut IO UiCO'\ 1 Sl3,333 4oll ltos .it ~14 46 •64 Ml'I 200SI ~ .. , l..-.i 9740 HOUSE OF IMPORTS plwnax 000351 I CLASSIC COUPE •••••••••••••••••••••·~ 2 13/921-1588 HOUSEOFIMJl<;RTS 2l 7 • 213/921 •511 flare 4 speed. ~unroof, Iii 2205 Gct 1n ll. 11ut Sl'i!I~ 7 I 4 /5 • 250 -leather. 8 track stereo & rr MS·i123~ 11100 161 .... .A .... --910-0 714/521·7250 250t'n~1111 •. lll2QNLE, :-.t :'o\H -.oa, ... ew --S"'ODLEl•CIC · · · ••• • •• • • • • • • ••••••••••• Mil Sa•• Time '"' '"' TH1'8ACT LUXUIY · SflORTS CAR '7 6 SCORPION t:111qul' F111unl'e Plan V ALLIY IMPORTS L(•l lluu11e of Im port-. ll I ·2040 495.4,49 help ) nu lcuw or buy 0111• --- of over HO ne\lt' and used Mercedes Bcn.t Motor Cars l-'uc.'lC¥'Y .\uthorizcd Oeal1:r 21 3/921-8511 714/523-72~0 MIZ.. '77 280SE HOu~e Of Imports OOOWtl WEEKLY SPECIALS _.EW- ·n l'or l'hC 9HT. J!IOO IH' luul m1'11, <.:ontoursc l'nnd st2:000 f1nn ~-1919 P\1 Pt> '75 914 PorsclM Lo m 1. beaut1tul ((H2NDOJ. Sensible puy menls Cnll for dct:ui" lriffah Cor Co 2 13/694-2854 1'71 TOYOTA SEDAM 4 ~pe ed w11h rJtllu 1592DJ N>. HOW Sl29S llLL YATES VW.PORSCHE 714 /990·2525 S.m Juun Caplstruno '64 SC Convert. 3S6C 837-4800 493-45 11 ltcblt eng/trnns J~lt· 'H <.:clll'll GT s ~11.t, New Sl eet radlal b. i;tcreo. am1fm t.;pc, ,1 ,. All FM. Gd body & IOI Best offer ~2 Ol<RI ~ Jo;\'CS, 586-0.'>JS ------1!17<1 Celtco GT. lo m 1, ull 9t t t;oupc. losts. S·spd. xtras, good ('Ond ~600 '74. alloys, stt>reo t a pc. I 96J..GSI 1 m1, many xtrus. Sll.000 - •Coronas . .. . . Bill MAXEY TOYOTA ' ................. '8\\\ HU"''IN4,,tf(*lf&t H "...... 9767 ·········~············· I 97 4 Triumph TR6 4 •peed. A ~I ,~· \l radio, !ilaugr" & low m1lh l'n· behe\'ably 1mmoculate1 Must SE~ tu bch1•\c! ( l<1213U I OHLY $4695 NEWPORT DATSUN 888 Dove Street NEWPORT 81-:Al'll lll·llOO 1971 Tri'*"'Ph TR6 A one ownl."r t·ar XLi\T! 1503l)'fB I SADDlEIACl< V AUEY IM,.ORTS u 1·2040 495.4949 fn)EETLES lllJusEs USED RABBITS Melalhc Silver Red Enghsh Leatr'ler ln1en0< AM FM stereo. e1ec111c windows ;; 100042 On1; 6..367 m1lt/5 S llH 1'185 1 t 000 m1fos o~ 12 month factory warranty~EOISTER NEW ---~---· "~• ~&.f 'l lCE s9 5 9 5 Sc;t••, lottt COllpeS & Tiie L..mwt- 1 HPI • .-~:I.AILE F01t DBJVHY • AU llllBB MOOB.S ~· tht" first on your hhwk with a 280SE l'all tor u quote on thu; t-xc1llnl( new car -MOUSE OF IMP-O•TS 213/921-8588 714 /Sll-7250 450 SL FIRE INGJNE RED '76 MBZ ·ISOSl. Call 12to6pm,673·048G •CELICA's• i i G1'6. Must bell. Low 64 356 s c -CJ;.ssic ~·n1 1975-1 :\l}l'<'d & onl~ !ll!llO m1. new lire,, 30mpg, for details Best off,•r mile'\ 1265NR:\i 1 'Int 1.'0nd. S361Cl26 642·9799 SAVE i:I TH J, Spit L.u~ rack, ri.ooo m1·~ o o 52895. l!IW 91 IT. new lire:.. ullo~ 19'TJ-1 ~pcPd. ';fff tond , ('alt 675-0320. rims .... lnt <'ond.A~l F!\l ma~s & , in ) I top l 73.\ 7027. S.15-tl072 (S5/iJ t-:1' I '70 Spitfire. Overdrive. I 11 ~ ~ a g e r a l' k . n c w I JUIUI!.. nl':trly p crf. l'Ond 6-l~· 1792 V-W------· -l••..toryl1~ .... s.- 11BUY NOW11 Onr 140 Mew & UMcl Car Set•dlolt We S...,,ice we.at We W ....... Stor•io D.,t. 16 Serrice S... C..... f'.W o..t. T...o.h ,_., MERCEDES USED 450SE's and 450SEL's Great st>lc<'t1on ln ~tcx•k now. Bu} or ll'use Call for quote HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921-1511 714/523-7250 ~187. GrHt Sel•ction of u~cd Mercedes Bent hard to find classll' & l.1tt· pnpulur modt•ls 150SE '· sa.·.,, SEI. ~. U1l''t'I' BUY OH l. t-:1\S ~; HOUSE OF IMl'ORTS 2 13/921-8581 714/523-7250 9100 SIOOO worrh or 04)tlons tor only $200. this inc ludes air condition ing, automal c cruise con- trol, wheel covers. Our SPeClal P RESTIGE S vear so.ooo miles extended coverage also avail · able OF FER ENDS 11 /20/76 636-2333 ' Eiccc car Spct·1iil rl\.'t't leuse q uote Your chance to save many dolla r~ on th1'1 fire engine red Mercedes SL <Se r 030844 l , OPt:~ 7 DAYS F ICtlfJ Awt111riztd Dealer --OSB- MERCEDES DIESELS <;teat Selection Buy or Leaicl' In StO<'k Nt)v. • CAU FOi A QUOTE 213 921 -8588 714 523-7250 MPrc~ Benz •Ml WAGON• '68 230$. ;\~I/FM, A/C. M1chelins. 18 mpg, 4o, finest example 1n $1 1.000 ~· 1Stl6 l'\ t'~ l972·250C. all xtra1>, flaw. less 1ntcr1or, "Int l''<· l c rl o r ~l u Jo l l'o e 11 S63tlo l:k·SI orl er 64S·4l:lt '68 250 SE. black. lOM ml wnnty, snrf. ru r. bes& of· fer. 673·S9:;7 Must i.cll '67 :l50S. auto, 1$nroot, AM i'"M l'a:.11elle. new tad1als S33.)0. ofr 67S· l301 bet !I JO ur aft pm MG 1961 MGA 1600 Hoadster . n('w 11'.'alhl•r ltl'uts. new top. ,.lot l'Ond S2000 646-1823 THll'IK llUTISH THIMIC IRITISH CAR CO MG·JAG·TR Exciting plan lct11 you purchase like a leuse. Sef\b&ble payment Ove 100 new1used 1m· m ediate delivery For quote enll GO mmc lm OYllll. lllUTISH CAR CO 213/,U·ltSI 714/90~2900 '7S MGI Roodat•r Wire "llCt'lll, 1\ .\I 1-'M lilureo, 1•h1'rry. lo m 1. SpcMol 51376 $31NIH ' lritfah Cor Co 2 I 3/'94-2154 714/HO·ZUS I 0,.1 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1967 OPll 2 Dr 4 11peed, blue eit· 11.1rlor & radio. Un· believably immaculate! Muat aee to believe! (321213303 ). NOW OMLY $195 tillWPORT DATSUN 888 Dove Strf'et NEWPORT BEACll lll·llOO ~~~ ~---. Porsdle 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t973PorsclM9t I COUPE. Sa~. Becket stereo. Recaro sport i.eat.s, silver exterior alloywbftls. C3004J4). llLL YATES VW-POISCHI Sao Juan C.pl$trano ll7 ..... 004fl•.451 I 74 POISCHI 9 I I ~speed, air cood • stCTC.'(), mags .ts only 25,000 miles. 1\tiat condillon! Buy or lt&M. (OSSLRX >. SA DOI.HACK Y AUIY IMPORTS IJ 1-2040 495-4949 SAVE Rolls Royce 9756 • ••••••• ••••••• •• •• •• •• 19i'l··I i.pc1.-d All ung111al "l DEALER IN U.S.A. ?&32~Kf, E !:.. T R l \' ' ROY CARVER ROUS-ROYCE SAVE '73 Tri Spitfir• 23. 700 m1. s uper deal. Oon't delay, cull today. 2 DR. HATCHIACIC SEDAN F ully la c 1o ry eQu1pped (263787) 15* J .......... . ..... _, .... .. MARQUIS MOTORS MlSSION VI EJ O ll 1-2110 495-1210 Britlah Cor Co 213/694-2854 714/990-2525 , ................. .. 53499 \----~ W..t lt! ClOHO SUNDAYS Tit 6'S Soab 9760 t:nJvY Vlt'\I 111 1:. Tnany .. ---------------.. priCC'S uff11nh1hl<' Call ..................•.... 197:! !l!I~: ;! 1)1 o;11·rco l'llbSl•ltc X Int l'oml :;2.IOO q7!1 !'l.l:?ti Toyoto ..••••........•••..•... l11r lll·lails . lritish Cor Co 213/694-2854 714/990-2525 '7:J Triumph S111tfire Lo '72 Toyota C ellco I Spcrd. air eo11dit1•1n1111.:. mu,.::. MtFOG Sl995 m1 ·~. n1•w tin•' (), D. '73 TU1nl.i lhlu>. l':-.tm Xlnt t·nnd li200!1 li7.\ 9219_ s h,•11..\\I l"\I '"'ss,•ttt• 111511 T ll :.i o\erllr1"e m an' \11.1, $3000 '"l 1ran:.. f'.\t 1·ais,.ette ofr '1'11n' :-.:u; X7 IZ 111 l'ott•r,-o. Alnt t•ond $1500 GARDE ... WEST VW 5-W t••l l tl-l(Hl17>l 11 • ~' ~ •'I\· I•! 1. ·•' ,,. • \t.. • ! 'I '1 '• r It ., •! \\' 1 ii 111 11 >(,'f I .,, 9800 ........... 100·~ CUSTOMER SATISFACTION BIG TRADE AllOWAN((S GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALL HEW FIOHT WHEEL DRIVE FIO WAGON' s3350 ..... , .. A' A"'1~ Fully laelory eQUlPOed (WPL F 10004608-4343) B-210 2 DOOR SEDAN IMMEDIATE DEUYERY s21so "'"° I •tt.lt'_..,, Full laCIQrf eQv1pman1 CHL8210852162-4-4131 ~·"29 MPG CITY 710 2 DOOR SEDAN (7HL710093e01 .... 290) s3450 • >v 1 ""'• -io•r,.M ''"' ... ..,,r 110 ' r,. , 1 .. ~\ & ......, ¥~ w th on "''111 ... 'fl •nu h I t 1'\, eff.clfJlll ....... ..-bl,.....,,.,;. & ~ c.onuruc1'°" DON IURNS, IMC. VOLKSWAGEN SALES-SERVICE-PARTS 13731 HARBOR BLVD • GARDIEH GROVE 534-4100 "Deal For Less 1'· It's colos111! ll's stupen4011! 11'5 IClllGCJlB BUY OR LEASE IMMEDIATE bBJVERY 43 ~11'1• 30 \lf>I, Ill« ,lf\\i\'f' 1. lfY 5 SPEED Er A ISTIMA TE YOUR MILEAGE MAY V .ARY OIDH YOUlSMOW 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE -O.A.C. ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SAL&.-ALL USED CARS MOW ON SALE 1"'9 UMITID WAllAMTIIS AVAii.AiLE OM 1972-1976 MODB.S-OFAI ~S f ·I 4-76 ----'· USE SAN JUAN~EEK OFFRAMP 4'-SOUTH ti • I • \, ' .._, l•,.,W . Jk.tM. l•po:W Allfo•. l"'portecl ..,._,, l..,omd .A.Yto1, l•potied ..._,, U1e4 " ..•••...•.•.••..••.•••.••••.•.•....•..............•...................•..•••.......•....•... ·•··•·····•·········••· ······················-£.If DAILY PILOT . Sunday ~tembef 12 1978 , -• Alllet. Mew tlOO ....._Mew tlOO MIM. Hew VoiltWOC)eft '770 Voluw~ 9770 Volkswo~n 9770 Yolks••" 977 Voiltw.-. 9770 Codlloc 9't5 .........•.•...•....... ..............•........ ................•••..•. •••.•.•••••........... . .....•....................•... , ........•..... .............................................. ···•·················· 1971 VW I UG lt69 YW C. ll" 1-:tt 1'1111.... · lib Uui: r~tllt 111-.11 .:c1t'4I '"~In l .. i.nkll ~mi F.ASn .ACK ~·"·11m,rnn lit11.1 '69VWIUG lr01ru.1l Cll.'un ~~:. \'.111 hl1i1· "h11•' l'\l 11tl I ~l)t'i.'<l v.1th rad1u l n bthl?\ .. bh 1mma,·ul.Hl' \Ill'\ "H· lU Ul'ht>H'' 1c.'liDZ\\ I ONLY Sl695 NEWPORT D.A TSUN Nill l>o\ C: l,lrl'l'I !';\\'Pott r tu-; \<.'II 1 31-1300 NI W '76 RAlllT Mode l ITOI I ~v1·t'd l~J331. SHtt l'lu11 'l ,ax & L1n•11 .... 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(;h1a hod)'. fuel mJl!ct . lov. miles 842·271111 ·n l'arn:1r11 3:>41 \1r, auto 1976 VOL VO 11111~ i.:n•al 1 .. ~,1,., j!•H1<l '69 VW &1h<'k. auto. llC'-' p aint . i.:ood t•11n d . $1300 offrr. 581 62:1\J 264Gl S?liJil lil:i 7H li Sunroof, ll'11lh1·1 'lt'l l'O 9;ZO 1-ta1>c. ;i1r 1·111111 ,.,, 11111) Che•rol~t 8Cf.)ijm11c~ c2011t1·:11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pop·TOJl as~em , com SALE PRICE 1973 CHEVROLET p lct e for 196H-14 VW ---------lmp11l11 St ;1l10nwugnn ca~per. Sl24. Ph 548-6232 u-+:1r1 c.-....111•--Jlas lllf COll<I., rt1rl10, rout ,.... WU ~ rock & vinyl mll•rior . l)i. '71 VW Squar cback. J600 ....._. ""'-ccllcnl 1 a rndy nl.I' Mkhcl~ns, AM /FM, lo C.. .._. MO 9IOO '62$.Jl.~P > Fur :.ale aL ml., Best offer. 644·0614. S22<J5. (;nrt f'ox Lc.-uto na -----~==,....--=-=~--.... call 615 3661 '6S VW . runs itreat, Vol vo '73 1641-:. Air. perfect body, $850 or of· AM /FM, ~In L rrind rer. pp 546-4253 SJ900 494.5114; '70VW Westphalia. Autos. Us.d Ltke new. 13450. ••••• •• ••• •• •• •••••• ••. '19'H3511 __ .AMC 9905 ·71 VW B eetle. i\ulo., •••••••••••••••••"•••• re bll. en.: Xlnt 1·ond .. • 6 8 J\ m b a !> s .1 d n r ver y clean! Sl6SO. Reasonobll• G•I lire~ it93 5335 4-dr. stick Co II ~5 0537 'i i Super Bcct lt:. itood '68 Javehn. Complete!) l'OOd Ll•J\ 111~ Sl395 or rhlt en.l(lnl', Pl'rr runninl! o(r 641 0~18, 5!1 1 ~JO <'Olld SI.'J') !Hi:! fi:JllH 'Iii OUJt , I l'hll 1·n i.t \01·1 \ 7:1 1 lornl'I llro\\n 111·v. dean Hu11' ..: ,..,, 1, 1:.1 hr~kc·i-. :iutu I .'WO (',oil SK2S l.1kl·' i.12 :tO'i:! m!'t 6i9'J 1111 ~'''"' Don't See Us First ... lvt See Us Last!!!• "If You Don't Buy From CONNELL. You 're PayilMJ Too Much!" CONNELL CHEVROLET .. .!112>1 ll11rhnr fll \od t '0:-i'l'i\ \1 1-:sA ~1 lli I :!(Ill ,. ......_Mew tlOO Aaltot. Mew 9100 Auto•. Hew t1M 52299 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' r AadM.UNd ...... UM4 Alllol,UMd WM,UMG A.-tel,Ut~ ....._,,Uaed Sunday Septembtfl2,1N OAILYPILOT ('14 ................... ~. . .................................. -........ ....•....... ..... ...... .......... .. ..... .... .. .... . . . . ... . . . . ... . ..... _____ .....,;.....,..-....----....-------__,.----------~ a.. ... , · •fl tU tt40 OW.•1•11 ttH Hl1 tt60 ~.~!~ ........... ....._ UM4 ...... UM4 ~················· ............................................................................. ~············· ·•··•········•······•·· ............................................. . lt74COAYITTI '710t.DSSTA.aAll '74 Panto. One o"nt>r, lrd n10 · .\ ··'71~L . __ ., ..... t..••decl' Load~dt <*8NW). "'70 LTD Wgll, lo ml, air, Z.0001 25,000 mil ct, xlnt wnd ATLAS •• ••• •• •• •••• • •• • • •• • •• /\ulumsa~ll~.·::!!s .... sip'1·1ss' ... ':!~1'-l.U& rack. 8 C)hnd r. auto lran • _ $2250.831 ~ c.._. ·--/Ply •72 T-llrd ""' 540-5630 '" " ~ '""'"' -f .. al-d -rttwr . lfteUth \ JI, :!UtH tr•ll" , faC't.'r) ~und ., 11tert'•J & lu" ;-• . •-.-.ory .... i.'Qn • l)OWt' '73 Wul(on l~to:nitr r.t·k ~ 1) l "· · · nalla (lKOl(Kl'> 68 Jiord Country Sqwre ilCl.'rtn~. AM1l-'M .n air~'Olld carefully tr\iun: n UI )' ... Sun. Ill U> :nr cor11l11111naoi: po\\1!1 SADDLU""'""11 Sta. W1&n. Runnina cond alenootape Tlll11l<enn1. t.alnod.Me au iotecnna. Po"~' hrakot, ~-$C75 ~lt •hlte1 61dewull~. 1UJ)t.• ---~ttarborlihd pc>,.er Ylint!n" , ~V.tr VAWY IM.-OIT$ · &harp, '"" roll\'~t( ·n P•nl<> very 1.•h•nn . t'cl.'llU \lt>i..1 ~ul1, ri.dto . healtr, IJl.2040 49 ... 4t4t '61 Fal ... t door. aut, ap0rt:i; ur Mu11l 111''° 60.000 mt . a Int tin·~. &46• ff 34 whltewall lltt'.,., vln)•I --PIS. rum &ood· UOO. Ph. i.pprec1aU:. Lie. 21111.\'P. rulb be.au11fully $1500 -root. tuited itla'\J\. -.nttl 2626~10allVD. '74 Cor vette 350. T·top Ml-IJIJ SJ999 a-n 1433 '75 Fury. z IJr, 1'1-i 1·~ \'O\<"S 19201\Q<>l COSJA MW air. auw, <'I.nary Yfllow , .__....._ tt4 tt air. vlllyl t op. 1. lt .. 11l $3266 '6J c.,...,, <NCXUO>. Slltld& $899 Blk Int . am/fm 1\.ereo -• SANT A AMA lfl72 Pinto, auto. radio, s:wo. Ph 4!1l tim tile wtit. lu& rack, i.s. --·••••••••••••••••••• UMCOLM Macuay s1150 or o rrer. Cherry S40· S630 ml. Xlnt cond &:SMMl '14 UMC:OLM 1301 N. Tl.-Un Cofld, 4N·217S '-Hee tt'5 COMTIMIMTAL s..t.Aae 547.0111 · ,••••••••••••••••••••••• ~•Rt< IY 1SStaUon Wa,:011 Sharp. '74 Le Mum; S11or1 t\>ui>e '"'"' 13 ,.._..., .. d.t ..... l .... 4 Spd. •ti beltl.'d lln.~. PS PB f : 2626u'"'al0• 1LVD J-·ully PC>Wl'r eq_wpPfli '--.._ •• • '~ ~ ra<Uo. s:?!QO 498·2670 • · artory "" · t.a~ ""' " · f'7-\.-.# ! ~-·1 ~·-·· '14CorntteT-Top AC. • Spd. lo mile$ 1har p . I.ea H / buy <IBOLOS) lrithhCwCo Jll/694·2154 71 .. /990-2525 wlth lodlvldual •Piil top. l~WMr, l'lew U.m1, --· ___ deck, vanyl lOp.631 3107 COSTA MESA te..U. Hall, !JI\ at.et'r· :.,m4m .::.Ci9 p/w • air. -,..utt 9960 '75 Fireb•rd l"orornla ~ 'ij.\ T rl1rd l ownr • lot11'kd Inf• cruise control. -· · · ' "l '"' ... 000 m1•,. s11,ftr \\ "lk bC'uut) "tin r.-cords. •• ' •.. ··•··1 ................... I t I I t •• e t , • ,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• • • " ' v ctc.JWI pp ... 2 7 I " r"" Stereo. rel.tr WlO '59 IU Wilt w/lt!9S than • 1ntt'r. AM I F;\I \:.ll>~l'lt\', "'""" •""' 14 _ \low defros ter. 10 63M or\I mi. Gd ll~. 67...., ..... 9'$400. uir, t>O<Kl N ll\I ~IW() y 9974 I Camino SS. AM·fM '7f VET. All power. til te. New aee 4·bolt wheel, au lo. \ M /FM pW aMll. New Uros lu.11age rack :\lui.t :.ell ~•11easRe. Pi;t1c8ed1 at .~-It runs 1rt. $500/ o f r. 1:1n 6pm, 731-170.. 751·1648 Anytime •~•••••••••••••••••• ~OW eta1 U<' .,.,o . &&>'1'79S -~r. no 817500. '63 Pl,ymoutb Fury IJJ, '68 Flrebird. Ncedb r1un' ·~1 \ <'J.:J 11.1t<"hh"d. 4 $7399 1975 OLDS good COl\d, S800 or ~st Ust ofr. 545 :l441. 116 :.pd . GT it usp<'nslon. olr. C.U-tlOI M7·93'&9 SAHTA ANA MIMffY lfGHT offer.847-1422 .,. ~~~ c \1 rad1u.111r. ~' s..57~ UMCo&.M MlllCURY Lux1117 Hardtop Coupe. ...... .... t ....._ ..._ 9100 l\tdot, lotew ttoo lJOl N. Tuaun Sphl pwl' · &e:JllS. <-ruS.5~ •••••••••··~··••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••\•••••••••••••••••• '74CHEVY MONTI CARLO \l·&. auto. trans . factory .air cond . l>O" er steer 1nK. spc>rts vinyl top, tilt i.teenn11. radlCI. ht>alcr S11per :.hurp . lo" mileage car' L•C'. °"8£KD. Pnced to sell at $3999 SANTA AHA 'LINCOLM MERCURY 1301 N. Tustin ~AH 547-0511 p ala 4 Ooor·l970. ~B_. AJG. AJ'f. Jtlj cond. Best ofr. 64.>5512 1'67 IMPA.U SS Automatic. factory air 540-5630 1011 \ "O\ & SO\ • l 1"4\ ( ll N Mt HCURY 2626 HAlllOR ILVD. COSTA MESA '69COUGAR cond. & pwr. steenng. A '00 Cougar Con\•ert. To CLt\SSIC ! (U\'1':530) cond. new tires. nev. )1USfSELL! t rans. bat le r y NOW $699 alternator. SlSOO bst ofr Q:)R BEST OFFER 1 4.9tH>'718 toWM &Cowitry 'fQ!t.oSales & Leasing '73 Cougar XR·7. n pwr, x • 21917 Harbor. Costa Mesa cond. $3700. ofr Litt CALL 64/>.4446 ~~4418 . . .,.. 9935 s.toAno 547•0522 control. stereo rudto & 11wr. windows + door locks. (918LPG > 540-5630. 1011\,0\ & 'O\ • l INCOLN ·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR ILVD. COSTA MESA .$5195 1972 Pinto runabout, auto, new tires, roof rack. dl.x interior, 30.000 orig mi. 1 owner. $2495. AM/FM tape, factory air 73 M..-cury MOfltego Auto. tr.ans,. futlory air ~'1ne e~. condll1on1ni;. power .... ~.i'~ -~C steering. power hrokes. ~-~ radio. heater. 13 T o .,.G? •• ._..::1.lllli-choose from). •433HSU> _,... Low as • 9'J.1959 $2777 540-5630- ·11 Pinto. 2 dr, pvt ply, gooJ lransp0rtalion car SBOOSS7--4047 67 Chevellc W~n. \8, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a uto, S,595 Day s, 41\tonaco <ldr \mvl top. 673-n619. f~v<'s, 645-~l~.:.._ FUil pwr, A)t 1ni Xlnt 1011\~0\ & SO\ • U NCOL N M~ RCURY 1000 Corva1r, t dr. ex· rond. Sl750. 968-o~oo cel lent c-o n d1t1on -'1Woan~pcond. 2626HARIOlllLVO. &&6-6223 l owner. M25 COSTA MESA ~ ... ~~."! ... : ... !~~ ~.~."! ....... !~1~.~."! ....... !~~1~·.~:.~ ....... !~~ 'M Chevy 11 Auto. good _ _ S52~07S '68 Men: •-door sedan. ~~ R & IL S32S. Ford 994 Heater._ P IB. f>/S. AM· -•••••••••••••••••••••••F M. P\'l ply. S800. '76 MonzP dpydt>r Torino Wagon. 1972. auto, 644~ _ Must <1ell 6 p a as. P I S. R I H. MW>t Sell . Gomg back to __ 64_5_·0_101_ $1,200/bstofr. 675-144.S scbl, ·12 Montcgo !\IX '14 ~tc carlo, p/s. plb. vln'top, auto. Beautiful. ~· Pvi P~. 41M-M4a_:_ 'JS FORD Brougham963·~74 GRAN TORINO tcmM) 9952 9 Pus:.cn~er wagoo. v.-. ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• auto. trans, powers~r· '74 MUSTANG II ~ala Wagon, runs & j mt great. New access .. y r ,.$795. 49!: 1768 ing. l>OW<'r brakes. fac· GHIA tory air condition.in&. Auto. trans., rartory air AM/F~~ stereo, dual aw· condllionlng, power 'tit 'camaro. nt!w tires, ang trulgat e, l.uccage :steering, disc brakes, pwr wand .. air, runs rack. l,,ow m1l~a 1te . radio. healer, vlnyl roof, &GQd,$1250P.P.642-1928 Great family car. Ser. t inted g lass. Silver ) 1975 CHEVROLET 132'74l. I met allic with sunroof, ~ $4799 exlm nice! (469LPDI. r. alibu Classic 1-Mat<' S........... ......... I s~s1s Wagon. llas alr c.-ond . A"'~"'"~ ., AM f~t radio. roof rack UNCOLM MEllCUllY 540·5630 & 26,SSO males. Extra 1.301 N. Tustin Met:! (985LUZ>. For s.t.Ana 547.051 I 1011\~0\ & SO\ • l INCOl N l,/l f f>( \IRV 1 Mle or lease 1t MQ95. 1----------1 Cort f'ox Leasmg·<"all ·72 Gran Torino Wen. MS-3661. Auto, mr, ruck, clean. 2626HARIOR BLVD. ~•-----9925 Must sell. M:ike~olfer. COSTA MESA sn-Olli home 642-3213 4t ••••••••••••••••• ----·--· '65 Mus tang, 289 GT. ·1~· Cordobu. Burgundy '65 Mustang, 4 s pd. new; Clean. $1,100. Pvt Pty. w J~b l l andau lop, motor. VS. n<'w palnl.I C311644-5346.: _ _ J,oaded. Ml-4\2A ~ood, m'•&~. S800'j'70 Mach l . 361 AM ffM '72 , Chry11l<>r Newport. ------tape, .rd cond. Bes t offer. ~r., PS. r n. vinyl top, '67Squire Wgn. Xlnt cond.1 S36-1S86 _ _ fn. Ply. $13SO. 586·7912. uverall. F\tU PoWt'r. S87S!'73 u h 1 R...,, ._ h t ----or olfer. 631·3388 mac · .. ,, .s " 1 e. 'tit Crown Imperi a l ------PS. PB, AC, lo mileage, Coupe. Almost perfect. ·67 Ford Stirk shm $3400. 546-1567 •$6001494.0.120 SlOO. 644-7110 u 6 1 1 k _ --_ _ __ mustang. cy , st c CCMllHMntat 9930 lOOZ Ford Wagon, A/C, shift, xJnl t·ond. $1350 • • • • •• • • • • • •••••• • • • • • • r 1s r / o etc· S4 675-2346 73 LiMCOlH 1s:ooto5:00PM) ~ Auto~ 6 cyl, 37,600 COMTIM&ITAL I ORIG. MI'S. P<'rf cond. 2-DOOR COUPE 1~1t $1300.:.._•!M~~ l"u"1 power equipped MOWISTHETIME "1th.air t•ond., low mll<>S. ft>r job lle<!lteni to check Olds....W.. 9955 Nice cur! I.le. UON .. 'Y t he Dally Pilot Help ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spr<'ially priced 11t Wanted dnssiriculion. If •71 Cull ass S upreme, $4699 lhi! job you want ls oot Coovt. lmmac. All U · SAMTA AMA thcrt! you mlitht consider tras. $?850. 6"45-6625. offtorinti your Kcr vlces•-----LIHCOLH MIRCURY with an 11d In the Job '66 Cullnss Convt, xlnt 1301 N. TU8t111 Wanted cat~gor) Phone cond. Must set> lo fll/Prt'C s-toAM 547·051 t 642·~8 $1150.642·79521rtll ...... Mew HO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ),; i r· • DUNTON f ORD'S DOIN' IT! The'7 6 FORD SELL DOWN Continues PINTOS! MAVERICKS! GRANADASI COURIERS! TRUCKS! We're SELLING DOWN- To the BARE WALL5-BARE FLOORS. DON'T WAIT-COME IN TODAY! ':: 1976 fOID GIANADA ~' • • Tl •ITll SllTY w • ..,.,,.,..,.,,,,....111o~ ... _, _ _..,. __ ,...,.....i _..... ...... _,........ -,_,."_-',.......,IN -W 1976 FORD COURIER 76 •) 99 OH. '8676 MO. --__ .._ __ _ ... _ ... _......,,.~ _,$ !.~-:-~~~ 307676 .... ... -..... ·---· ' Beat the Price Increases! Take Action NOW! \\t ~ ~ou •SU1Ctttl~ • to 'Ullllnt' your a11tomoblle-<'Olldll1on and to ACT !'OW .. an st'~ oC bit) llll1 a'" v.ttks from now •1- pr!ttt •ill alrMSt C'ttUUll) bt ~t!Ol tOGKElt: Featuring:- I "Dt-'nto" Prict>s that makt you feel as if it's um!~ You'll REALLY get HUGE SAVINGS, · ~ew Car \\'arranty . with evety demonstrator sold ... and low-cost credit te rms to suit your every-- requ irement! Typlr.I Eu•I* '76 GRAND MARQUIS z.l>OOll HOUGHAM '6976 t • .-~•flh4", .. ,,._. .. n ~ •"•\ • \t~• tool V.ft1V'••tl• (iMMftll b~ It" M.ttfll"1if Alr'9."""liit •v-"tt ,..,,._,,,, AM1r·~ l lHf'tt h!Wf"f llll""'"'f ,..,.,., w .. , ..... " .--..... ··~ "'-· l<rtt AMa u.-• ...,. .. __ 11r,.. .. 1._ .. eet.ft•• ,.,.,u,.ma .,.u.-..i" ••••• ,.,,, '• -"'' Choose from:· • 4 Coatlntlltalt e J Muk JV e 8 Marquis • I Cougars • 3·MonCegos • I Monteco Wagon • 1 Capri • I Comtt • l Bokatl • 7 Monarchs • All Vtry Low Mlleagt Demoattr1lort . -All at HUGE SA Vlt\GS 1 ht• i7 in11dt·I~ JUM lllllrtt'll to MllW • \f1U CRJI Ill kt• Ill) c·orly tlt•hVl'I) ••• 1·11mr un over 11nd a.11.. • ltMUwtl•C.tl ..... " .. M•rll Cle•r•llft '14 t'ONTINENTAJ. .,. '11 ..... CONTININTAL C'Pt:. '4699 '14 CONTINENTAL MARK IV '7399 ' , • .. ' \ } • I • i ' • CLEAN . UP . SUPER SALE WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR ARRIVING '77 Models OVER 200 76•s NOW PRICE SLASHED TO THE BARE METAL -- -- Brand New '76 CHEVETI"ES YOUR CHOICE $2699 SCOOTERS #2 7162~161 9 #27492 1-1667 • Brand New 176 LUVTRUCKS YOUICHOICI s3349 LUVTRUCKS #239434-1645 #241282-1746 1976 N A "HATCHBACK" AM radio. body s1d8 moldings. (SGC2057139) 52877 ""-fa.&l-• "WAGON" (WBA20294904) 53077 BRAND NEW 1976 DATSUN 8-210 H.B. 4 speed , radio. heater , undersea!! (HLB210847180) sna • USED CAR SAVINGS '74 PATSUM PICKUP Radio. heater, 4 speod. 8 Pac· Camper with 1tove. sink water storage, ice box, lots of storage. sleeps 4. (528975) . '72TOYOTA CILICA 4 speed. rad io, he11er. ai r c ondltlon1no & blue interior. (2MFNE). Must see to apprecltte. 16f DATSUM DUMPTIUCK • apeed, redio. hNtef. extended fl.t bed. du.I Wheels. C\llfOm interior. (57035U) • •74 FOID ICOMOUMI YAM Orange , air conditioning, radio, heater. pawer steering, 18,800 miles. f55577Z) '74 DATSUN 260% Automatic, radio, heater. air moctttiooing. m11g wNels I .itvw with bl.ck interior. Low mffeeoe (CJ04.481). ' . ' SPECIAL 1976 . ARROW SALE o.ht••• v-.. -...... Mew 1976 Arrows ••• W1 7f ow n.. to S..• "' -.... Arrow ofYowCMic.! ....... llAMD MEW76 Pl.Ylit()UTH ADOW "speed, 4 cytinder 1800 cc. enotne. vioyl bucket seats, eoox 13 tires. {7L24K67301108) 52995 WHAT MORE CANA LITTLE CAR GIVE! (Valid to 10 p m. SundaY. September 12th, 1976. Subject to prior sale.) OPEN DAILY UNTIL I 0 r .M. INCLUDING SUM»A Y! BUY FROM IKE '73 VO~VO 1641 Air. automatic & more (1'053JGCJ '4799 '74 TOYOTA MARIC II WACIOH /t+,ut() tt Y\if',._ ~ ..-()n(f.t"""'"1 pnwA' t;tf·• .. ,., ""'""'~ fOll'~I) '2876 '70 TOYOTA COIOL.l.A WACiOH ,. ,,. • ....i , .J. '·•n"Jq ,,,... ~w· .:f 'I 476 '74 JI• CJI AM /FM •OO'l \wJlN <4 ..,+,....i •t•"'I, roll bar. htrl. "'ICJ'l\. ~ fq4()QJS) '4376 '73 MAZDA ptCl(Uf' 4 •.peed. an corO'>Oft'tl9. .000. ~. ~ rit@ ... & a.~• !~XI 12176 '74TOYOTA ~OllOUA O'I. luo. lfclrg.. rodio, heo1ar, ~ roof ""It car! J428K8S) '2276 '74 TOYOTA MAUMWAaoN /lo/to. trors4 or cood1~ pow-<'~ FM !ado, heat• e,..,o nee car' I0• ''1111 '2176 ' YEAR-END CLEARANCE ON All 1976 BUICK SKYHAWKS EXAMPU SAYIM6S ••• Brand New 1976 · SKYHA WK "S" EQUipped With V-6 engine. 4 Speed radio, body side moldings, etc (t109663) s39a9 SUP~R RESALE SPECIALS 1975FOID •RAMADA Uk& new condition ttiruout. Low mileage -only 18,000 miles. (821MMO). OM.Ys3777 1974UMCOLM COMTIMIMTAL COUPI Has everything plus low, loW milellQe -only 26.000 miles. (623l.FGJ. OMLYs5999 1973 FOID •IAMTOIUMO Wllh air conditioning & vinyl te>p. One of the sharpest in the area. (709G0U). OMLY$2444 1975 OPIL MANTA Automatic transmission &. extra clean. (067724) OMLYS2666 1974 AAT IHWAM>M Automatic. air condlt!Gning & low. low mileage -only 24.000 miles. (&49MXC:,, 52 777 RECENT TRADE LUXURY CARS AREA TRADITION WITH US! • '1' FOID F-150 414 1 AM FM. t11pe cassette, custom cab, 4 wheel drive, 13.000 miles. sliding , windows. c ICl8363) '6788 ,1 '74 COUllll Pta(UP 4 speed. Jackman m aRs, tarp, yello\\l. 183208U > '2588 '75 CHIYY LAGUNA Loaded, Loaded! (8928NW) '4166 '74MUSTA ... R.+41A Auto. t r a n s ., f actor y ai r conditioning, power steering·, disc brakes, radio. heater, vinyl roor, tinted Rla~!I. Sliver metallic with sunroof, extra nice! (469LPDI. 53575 '71 MllCUIT MA194'fS WA&OM i\ulo t r 11n 1t . loctor y air cond1llonln1t. powt•r i.te<onng. power broke:., radio, ht':iter, 9 Passen1?er. tM!!Nl>V> '4888 '71 CAPll COUPI v~. 4 speed, AM /FM stereo radio, heater, 40.000 miles. Super sh11rpl (S81POF). '2295 '7J MUCUllY MOKr90 A uto. tra n s .• racl or y air condllloninir, power slttn!\11, power btakes. radio, healer, (3 lO choolle rrom>. (43311SU). Low as '2777 '?I CCMleAll 111 351 V-8. auto. trans .• fadory air condlllontn1, piower !!leering, power bnkes. 8 track stereo tape, radJo. Sharp Inside • out! (Stk. lMC77). '2575 . ·nr.-v.e. aut o. t rans .. flctory air condiUonJng, power 6teeling, power brakes. power windows, power seats, radio. heater. whitewall ti~. vinyl roof . tinted glHs. wheel covers. 1920;32 66 11amn STUDENT LEASE PROGRAM BANK•TERMS ~ ~ FIATll/t _.-/..~~ ·O: UL flA T I 21 C:USTOM 2·0001 SIDAM •\() --/. .. J.~,_:} .0:0 I -6,,. FIAT 121 STATIOM WAaoH FIAT I JI z..oooa COWi /~ ~·~ ~ HAT IJI STATIOMWACiOH O.tir 140 ....... "'" Cw~ We Ser-nee WW We W HllfeS-la~. •• s-lce Miii -C.....hW~.· U, Te .... ,_.. o.,t. MAZDA NOW GIVES THIS AMAZING 5 YEAR OR 75,000 MILE ENGINE FACTORY WARRANTY ON ALL NEW '75 & '76 ' ROTARY CARS & TRUCKS! PLUS ••• We're hcOO!lg a FREE FOR ALL Ma.lda will l>IY all Mt"'°8 c:cst• of normal UM (except gas) for any rotary engine car or truck l)Urehaed new on or 1fter July 1. 1978, for two years or 26.000 milel, whichever ce>m.-first. Your Mazda dealer wlll l)rollide You with all l>lftS. labOr and mllenale lor ... MMce Of ....,.. '9QU!red on all f.c:tQIY eQUli>men1. Th11 offer It good only In cettllln ..... and for • llmtted ""-· Sll>EI" car YaklES D 0 1975 OLDS NINETY EIGHT Lux. H.T. Cpe. Split pwr. s-. cruise cont.. pwr. windows, doer locks, stereo radio. (918LPGI '5195 0 1976 VOLVO 264&L Sunroof. leather. stereo & tlPO, llr cond Only 8,098 mites (201REt) SALE PRICED n 1976 SIYtU.I, Leather 1eal s, cruise cqntrtl1 AM/FM & 8 tr11ok tapo. Fl ... to ohooM.!4665171 Low as 'I 0,700 n lf74 COUPI DIYIJ.I ~. atereo radio. cabnotet lllJ full 1>o wer Four t o choo9i~ (024RED) Low as '6595 0 ' I t73 SIDAM DmLl.I Pfufl vlnyt top. 1e1ther. stereo '(658HVE) • '4795 n t t72 COUPI DmUI leather seats. stereo red•o. wMel. lull pwr. (592NOfJ '3995 ... ~ .. 11M 601N6 TO P~ETEND TO HOLD T~E FOOTBALL, CHARLIE 6ROWN ... NANCY THAT'S MY CHAIR--- I PUT IT THERE • . "· ,, FINAL SPORTS SUNDAY, SIPHMllR 12, 1976 HI . SLUGGO WHAT FOR? • I\ .. LOCAL WANT ADS MEN NEVE~ ~EALL '<' LISTEN TO WHAT WOMEN ARE SA'{1~G, DO THELi? Bv Ernie liushmilf er LOOK --- SOMEONE PUT A CHAIR UP IN THAT TREE . . '"' l'I .. VI. 1>11 Oii -AH rigllta ,_,_ • 1971 h V•lltd Fe1i.ir1 SyndlC•I• 1n~ • -c llfN1E- 8 V SHMtLLl!!lr<. FUTURE SITE OF NEW DRIVE-IN MOVIE ... • ANO WHAT !'Ve ~AID /'j A ~ACT"! DENNIS-THE MENA-CE C> t> t> WH EN MY PARENTS DIED, THEY LEFT ME ABOUT $20,000 FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION! I TRIED COLLEGE FOR 51X MONTHS AND DECIDED I WAS WASTING MY MONEY! ~- • "iHINK Oj! iVerlYTHING THA,-~ IN VOLVE'O ... TH~ WELL · KNOWN, Ut-.ltVer(~A l.LY ACKNOWt..eC'&EC'1 "T'OT.AL.t...Y lANCO Nie~TA9Le ~!A P! ~/O~ITY O~ MEN overt WOM EN!! MAY w~ PL ~A9~ HAVE ~EMO~E MILK, MRS. MITCH~LL? -THl!"e'.S 1NT!1-L1GeNc e-, C01.A ll.4'GE, ~TAM INA , C~,EATIVE ABILITY, L!'A C'E~7~1P ••. AL.I. or: WMICl-4 Ptl'OVE~ MY POINT: • "'l.JDGE PARKER <1 <1 <1 ' INCIDENTALLY, WHAT KIND OF A JOB WILL YOU LOOK FOR , JO JO ? NO, I REFUSED TO TAKE UP TYPING ! MEN DON'T TAKE UP TYPI NG AND THEY GET JOBS! WHY CAN 'T I GET A JOB \VITHOUT HAVING TO LEARN TO TYPE? ~~Jll I HAVE NO IDEA! I 'VE NEVER HAD A JOB ! WELL, NOW THAT YCIU MENTION IT, I DO N' r THINK I SHOULD HAVE ) BROUGHT UP THE SUB.JEC r EITHER ! 11-IERE 'S JUST ONE 1l1/N6 I WANT (.)(){j TD REME:MBER, lBE NAME OF TH/5 GAME 15 DETERMINATION f I ™OUGHT IT · WA5 FOOTBALL I MEN ... HM r P~ETTY DA~N <SOOD! yep ... 11M P~f:TT Y D,ARN SHARP;> ALL RIGHT .' -.. DOCTOR SMOCK I. ' NO VY VVHY c>O :X: VVAN-Y- 1"0 Hll" YOU ; L..l 'l-eA t...L..? I S II" F>OSS I e L-e: COU t,...c::> Y OU ee: YOU REPRE:SE:N.,- A PO/v\INEE:RING F Al"H ER? A S Y /v\801-OF /IAY S U PPResseP c::>e:sr Res ~ OR VVI L..L.. IHA-Y- Fl RS-r SWl"-J<S COM AA 1-r /v\e i"'O "'fHE: RSAl-GAAAS O P: SURVIVAL-~ l. ..... ON i"'HE: Ol"H SR HAN P ... .. byFard.-.n•--- MOON ., How Do EAS Y·· YA PUSH you Fl<5U l<E IH' LOWER. SQU,ARf; ' RIGHT·H,AND J<OOT5? BUI TON. I MEANT MY PRE VIOUS .JUDGMENT By George Le·mont OR IS i"H I S Ct...LJe AAE:RE:L..Y A SCY l"HE: A6ou-r l"O Ft..Alt..-AVVAY At" i"HE: G RASS OF L..IFE: ? ':.. S I GJ-1 .. ~ CAPP Y ING FOR A SH R INK C AN MAKS rOR A V ERY t..-ONG PAY.' I\ I SeN-rtaNCE YOU 1?> 500 VE.MS IN 0 . Veri/le, tl1c fa1nous aviaf oJ~ i.c:r f/Jd11q oVf'r l/1e flooded a1~a ... .Le-L~· la/(<' al'l.ollter Joo.A 8! that, Jofu· !. - ® ... IF YOUSE l'ROW ME f?ACK 1 N JAIL., DA COISE OF PA McFOUJ..S WIL.L. OESCENP UPON YOUSE! SNAKE-EYE Mc FOLJL1 YOO'RE CHAR6El7 w·rrn s BANK RONERtESl How ro You Pt..EAP? · OVERRULE"! HAW-HAW HAW·HAWl ''CURSE OF iHE McFOULS'' IN"EE"! 'H2. A l"?l:::ALLY GOOD DRG'AM ALWAYS < il\l.Lt) IN'~TANl 1 ~1rtAV~,01 IJIL I Xc.t fl Nu I :A.Rf!:>! ; CAN YOU TRUST YOCR ~.YES'' !"here are al least MX differ· e.nces in draw1ni: rir1111I\ hrl\HM lnp ~nrl hnllom Jlilnl'ls. How quickly can you frnrl lhrm'! Chrt k ;111,wr,.., with th<>l>e below. ·11uoQ", st e.\UfS '!I 0p1uo111~od•J " I'>''~ <: t!l•HIJIP 'I "dl,1' .• 'IU!ftllU 'l 101!'10d ·c 'lUtUIJIP fl •P•l4• dw••t 't 'IUIU!W •I pul'\q "'OPUJA'. ·r :JUOIDIJTQ ff 11/ K11ulm11h ~ STRETCH OUT both arms .is f.ir ~~ )'OU can. A I.. a hyi\lrndcr to 11h1cc a .. 01n 1n c.i•h ol )OUI h.ir1ds. Now, dnnouni;c thal )OU Wiii CdU~ llclth l'OIO' to a11pu1 in one hand without hrin11n1 your hand• together or alter· 1n1 the ra1i.t'd po)1t1on of your inns. 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"4-Lt. brown. 5-Fluh. 6-Ll. lfMn. 7-0k. l?ffn, 8-0ranae. 9-Dk. brown. J ()-Ok. p1y, 11-Bllck. 12-Purpk. SPELL BIN DER! SCORE Jn P<>tnl~foru:nng all lhf! -----+---- lf'llPrs 1n thf! word below 10 form ----+---- t 10o ce>mplett words BEWILDER THt:;N Jt'nre 2 poanb each for all ----+----- word' or four leLLflr~ 11r morf' ----+---- (ou "rl .Jtncrng the ll'tll'r,, Try lo 1core at leaa~ ~O poinl•. -----+---- ·~oq '•UICI .wutw• •l'llROd . . -BOOMER By Brown and Casson A CAN OF leNNIS BALLS, PL€AS€ Y~LLOW, oeANG6, GK1£~N, 012 lUHlf6 I MISS ? ooes rr MAK'6 ANY 01i:i::eK'Ct-Jet ? weu,,wµAr COLOK' IS 'fovi<' couerr BW£. GRAY, G~6£N oe SROWN f HE: Skis A eto Al-l 0 YeLLOW s)..t11<1. AtJP l<06JN'5 €6G BLue O~, I OON'T IEU~VE ~fLL CLA?J4 /.UI TH IT ! GHORf 0 . i ; .. ~ ~V~~11J1tJG ! I q_1z -the small societ;.., ... HOO - ~Y! I l r CAN'T 6E.LIE;V& v.JµAT I µ~AfZD/ I Ti-IAT WA? &~1'11c{S Te;Acµi;JZ ! '5µs WANTC::O -ro TALK To /'Af;. Af!aoLJT H 1-G Bt::HAVIOI< I . 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Interviews by Larry Bortateln, Contributing Editor tbletes With'' '' We Went ~arehlog ror the Most Colorful. Charlsmatle, Sexiest Athletes lo the world. Look. Who We Found? Charisma, star quality, IC1 appeal, those of the put ... Education and the mapetism-whatever you call it, media have made people conform to ac- aome athletes flave it, othen don't. cepted standards, and that reduca the 11\at'• the way It is today, and oumber of colorful auya lite Dizzy Dean that's the way it'a always been. and Satchel." But Veec:t did admit to feel· FAMILY WHnv wu 'reminilcloa re-ina a cel1&in electricity watcbioa a Pete cently with BUI Veec:k, colorful praident Rose in bueb911, a Joe Namath in foot- of the OUcaao White Sox, anct'he put it ball, a Bobby Hull or Gordie Rowe in this way: "If you broupt 110me people hockey or a Julius Boros or Arnold Palmer down from Mara and aat tbcm in the ball· in 1olf. "I can sense it. I can feel it," aaya part wheo Bahe Ruth wu playina. they'd Veec:t. '1'bae 1uya can communicate be able to reel the aparb be couJd 1eoer· somethlaa without wonk, and what they ate. They'd know ri1ht away that thia man communicate excites people." wu sometbina apeciaJ. After our chat with Veec:t. FAMILY "'1be same thjoa would be true if they WIBHL Y went to a number ol other aporta could see Satchel Pa.iae amblina in rrom experts and asked them who, in their the bullpen. And the amazina thins about opinion. were the molt .. charilmatic'' ath- it is that thOle people with the mo.t cha· letea in the world today. 1be experts we risma usually don't think tbere'a aoythina tailed to were P_.. V• w......., diJlerent about themae.lvea. Dizzy Dean editor of "womeoSporta" mapzine, Ala wu about u cok>rfuJ as they come, but Kerne, former football star turned 1V he bad no idea he wu unusual. Where he personality, .....,.. P8", author of ""Ille came from, everyone acted and apoke the Superwives: Life with the Giant Jocks," way he did." Don ller9cllth, another football star who'a If Veeck is uncertain u to what consti· found a home on 1V, and Dick ldtup, tutea chariama or star quality, be ii cel1&in a 1V commentator and editor of "Sport" that today's athletes aren't aa colorful as magazine. Here's their Jilt (ript). ............... .....,,....,...,Quw...,. MMt CharlSl'Mtlc AthletM (I.Wed Ale>hebetlcalty) ......... All ......,Connon A. J. Fo,t .... ,,.., John HMlcek Gordettowe (lc•hodrtJ ......... AmoklP ... ......... LMTN¥1no Women JoAnneC.... (golf} ctwteEwert E'WOftM Goolll80ft9 IMlleJMnKJng OlpKOfW Fr.ncle Unleu Lutz (flack} MlfJ Jo Peppler (vollrt,,.11} JuclJR-*ln Klllhrlwltur (mat•thon} Virginie Wede ABOUT JOE NAMATH Don lhredlttt: "He makes this sport tick, is what he does. I know that neither be nor the Jeta have done a whole heck of a lot lately, but Joe is atilt the one football player everybody' knows and that includes your little old Jadiea who wouldn't know 1 football from an unidenti· fled ftyina object." Dk* lchulp: "He atill hu it all-the loob, the atyle, the awaucr. At Iona u he ataya in football, he'll be one or lhe aporu world's mott excilina ftaures." Contif111t d P:AMILYWHKLY,le•111M11 ll,1'1t •I ,, .. Athletes Wlth"'It~ Continutd ABOUT BILLIE J~~KING P_,. Y• w....-: "Bil Jean revolu- tionized tennis and women's s ru in aeneraJ becauac of the strength of her penonality. Who dse couJd have done it? She put her car~T and in Downtoonly reputation on the line to fight for the overall improvement of women's conditions in sports. She had so much opposition, but she aucceeded anyway. People should never forget that." Alu IC8rr•: Ml have to admit l don't cive a rap about tennis. but Billie Jean;-who'ra--nice- sirt, really took on the bis boys and won. l thin.le that women's sports still have a long way to ro. but without Kins. they'd probably still be in the Dart Ases. This girt has charisma, all right." lRUE -··~ t) ~'Ihle, loner than eter in bu: And a taste ftOl1ll changing to. Think about it. Wtmmg: The Surgeon Gen111I Hu Ot1enn1ned Thet Ctgar11te Smomg Is OIOCJlfOUS to YM Helfdl. _. ............ 5 ... ~W'. 0.5 ... nimllll. .. ,. ..... .., Flt M9dlod. ABOUT MUHAMMAD ALI 981 Veedl: "Ali has a tide, Heavyweight · Boxin1 O\aplpioo, that has built-in charisma. But he hat taken that and run with it. Nobody can duplicate him. He's the best-known atblete- probably the best-known per$o,.-in the wortd." Dldl ldwep: "I covered him for the fint time when he bolled at the Rome Olympict in 1960, and even way back then, when he was only 18, he had a style, an appeal that was just totally unique. He couldn't have created it. No 18-ye&f· old can go out and create a personality for him- aelf that doesn't already exi•t inside of him." ABOUT JOHN HAVLICEK .....,.. Perr: "There's one fUY who has so much charisma that the aupentan Crom other •port• think he's biger than they are-and that's John Havlicek. A couple of yean ago, when Robert Redford invited Bob Woodward and Cati Bernstein to his home to discuss the making of "AU the President's Men," be also invited John and bis wire Beth. WhiJe Woodward and Bern· stein sat around wonderin1 when Redford wouJd besin discuuin1 the film with them. Redford sat lalkin1 buketbaJl with Havljcelc. That'• the kind of pretence this man has." Wide World ABOUT WALT FRAZIER P...a• VM w....-: "Ke baa beautiful muscle deve&opment and a way of moving that lets you know he's always in control of his body. Besides that, he has tremendous presence Qn the buketball court-a kind of dianifled, businesslike approach that catches your attention." Now A Word About Sex Appeal C hariJma'• one thins. What about old- fashioned tell appeal? Herc PAMILY WEEKL v went to a different aroup of people-and came up with a different list. The people we talked with were Lair• B•gh, aolfer, Bllffe Jun King, tennis champion, Bob le11gren, pole vault champion, Donn. • V.one, swimmer,"""'' George, former Mita America, Lenore HenMr, editor of "Ladies' Home Journal." Dick ldMN!p, editor of "Sport" maaaz.ine. ....,,. fl'llllow, manaaina editor of "Sport." P....e• Y• w....-, editor of "womenSportt," K-., ....... a marathon runner. and Peuea lp1rttet, a profe11lonal I • FAMILY Wl'lKlY, l111t1•1r It, 1111 bowler. Our own Contributin1 Edit« for Sports. Urry aort.. tteln. also had some comments. We asked the women to rate the men aod-lbe-mcn ao __ lal.t _ about the women. What emerged might be called sports' first .. AU-Sexy Team." Sexiest Athletes (u.d AlphllbellGalty) ..... .......... Al ArthurMhe ljom Borg (tennis) 0....Co••• .... ,,..., ........... Jolwl NeWCOMbe (tennl1J Douglwlen llob 181 .. (pole 'llU/r) 0. J. ...... ~ ...... (golf) eu.r c...... fullngJ ~ .... a.. (•urllng) EwGoNtlong DoNtllr ....... J..eLJNt ,.... ..,.,.,., (bowling) KMllJ....., ...,;. a.... (Joc .. y) VltglnllWlde Here were some of the comments: ABOUT EVONNE GOOLAGONG j 3 i Blom Borg: "Evonne Goola- aon1 is very sexy the way she movea oo and off the court. SR'a vuylleenrillrlong ~ ful lep. I also think Virajnia Wede and Billie Jean King are sexy, but in different ways. Vir- ainia always plays so beauti- fully, with great 1trokea and Ions 1trida c:overina the court. She racmblea a ti1rea with her long dark haJr. Billie Jean's been on top Tor ao Ions. and she la a very aay lady once you set to know her." PmMl4I YM w..,..._: "I've found that molt tennis playen think Bvonnc Ooolaaona is a warm, vivacious penon with 1reat so appeal. She hat mar- veloi. body control as a player and she has a friendly out1oina penon allty. too. And she'• nice not juat to people ·she knows. She's the same with ~eryone." C tMJiRWd '-Mll~VMEICLV, ... 11"•1 tl,tm • r If you've spent a good part of your life looking at slim people and wishing you could look aa· attrac- tive as they do, answer this. How many ways have you tried to loee that weight? By taking reducing drugs? Diet pills? By craab diet- ing? Living on liquids? And what for? So you could make youneU jitt.ery and jumpy and drive everybody elee up the wall? So you couldait and llip your meals while the rest of the family dug into good solid food? So you could keep beping that thoee diet pills would work "overnight" like you thought they would? Whichever way you choee to reduce, chances are it wu eo draatic you wound up a nervous wreck. And it's quit.e undentandable. s.:a\188 thoee are all unnatural waya to loee weight. ls there then a natural way to eat Jeee, eo you shed tboee ftCMaive pounds wit.bout nem>ua aide eftecta? U it meane c:loiQI it with will- power alone, that can be tough. Fact is, in a ~ries of clinical tests, it was leamed that most over- weight people find it difticult to cut back on their caloric intake without help. And that's where Ayds comes in. Ay~ Reducing Plan Candy. It cont.aina vitamins and minerals bu~ no drugs. Over the yean, hundreds of thousands of people have followed -the-Ay-da plan witb..aucce.. SO this is not a fad. And remember, there are no drop involved. Here'• bow it worb. Fifteen minutee be- fore meals, you take one or two Ayda with a hot drink. Thia begins to satisfy your appetit.e, &0 when you sit down to eat, you eat leas. AB a result, you take in fewer cal- ories and lose weight gradually and naturally. By reducing this way, you're not likely to look drawn and hag- gard from losing too much too soon. AB a matter of fact, people who loee weight on the Ayds plan oft.en look yean younger, because it's such a sensible, natunl way to reduce. Incidentally, one of the most appetizing aspects of the Ayd1 plan is the variety in it. There are no monotonous menus to follow. YOU am eat regular meals, only Ayda helpe you eat leu. And you have four Ayda flavors to choo9e from: chocolate, chocolate mint and buttenoot.ch fudge, or chewy nnilla caramel. So if you'1e yearning to be elim and attractiw, to be admired by your family and friends, get .tarted on the Ayda plan. It's the beet way to prove that th.ii ia a .ale, natural way to take in fewer caJori8I and be weight. Athletes Wlth .. lt" an dectridty that few men in • a swiqer. T'he illalioa of aay 8ekt can matdl." baviaa a lot of KX appeal ii al· COlllirt11ff ABOUT JOE NAMATH Pue .,...._: "Tberc's oo one in sports who can compare w.ithloe Nam.1th for: ee:1 appeal He's saturated with it." ec..., 8wlba: MHe's DOt really the type ol guy rd want to io out with, but he has un- mist&bble su appeal. He bu DoM• .. v .... e: "Joe moat u important u havinc a Namath is OGe oL-* .. 1ei111&Miat~1--..,&oc~ol1M4 Joe'.5-no illuaioa, but mm in sports today. And be he does wort bard at maintain- knows that one of the reuont ina Ilia ima,e ... be's aucceaful and mates a loc L.-. Mer...,: "Joe Na- of mooey ii that be'• remained math? To me. he's juat a moclto sinale and cultivated his imqe joke." ContNot. eppls. t.o diahwubma with ~tub and door l1Dm' mqtJed and Ntatnild tJir bame u. Ol••'9 wWl1n the 480QDUCUoua .... Urry~: "Laura Bauah hu a way of looking you in the eye that is totally disarming. at least to a man. Whether she intends to have this effect or not is subject to question. but no other woman in sports c~n melt me with just a stare." lkab I•••••: "She's a ~at-looking girl with a very pretty fa<lC. I always went for pretty faces. My wife Kam hat a very pretty face. So does Laura- onc of the prettiest in sporta or anywhere else." ABOUT BJORN BORG Riie ..._ Klftg: "With his ._ ... charm and pc.nonality, he's ao- ina to attract many new fans to men's tennla. You know, wom- en'• tennii has been spectacu- larly successful around the world in recent years, and the men's aame hu needed some- one like Bjorn to be its sex symbol. I sec only one problem with Bjorn-he may take too many fans away from us!" ABOUT . d. SIMPSON Donna de Y•OM: "O. J. and I have worked together a few times on tclevi.sion, and I always found him very ou11oing and charming. He hu a won· derful pcnonallty, and de6- nltely has 1CX appeal." Lwre Heflhef: "I find him attractive as a human bcina and araccful as an athlete.'' ABOUT JOHN NEWCOMBE l'*Jt Fletow: "To me, the aexinl man in sports is John Newcombe. the great tennis player. I like his form, and you can draw yoor own con<:lusions as to what I mean ,_ by that." 1AU1 • • MMLY •e.1nv. '•""'" It,,.,. ., Great Ideas For the * ~ow yours rates * ~he smaH 11ppllan"es * ~he quick.est re"lpes * ~he-d~oratlve trends By fto8alya Abrevaya/Marllya BalUlea • Exciting thiop an: happening in the kitchen-because we an: thinking differently, living differently, cooking differently than we did a decade ago. The kitchen is break.in& out of its ""- tan&Je into the round and odd-angular. It is spilling into the living room becaUle boats want to be with their guests; into the family room because food pfq>aration and serving are becomina more of a family affair. Microwave ovens, indoor barbe- cues. compacton. self-<kfroating and self- clcaning devices, all either unavailable or costly a number of ycan ago, no longer seem to be luxuries. Buildcn, who recently have tried to cut housing costa by reducing the ai.u of the kitchen and eliminating some of its con- temporary conveniences, have been told by prospective home buyers, "No, we want kitchens that an: largu, not smaUcr." So buildcn arc relhinkina. considering today's lifatyles. If your kitchen could use a little "break- ing out," to give it a more spacious, brighter feeling, here arc some of the lat- est remodeling trends. In cMHnetry, "the European look"- clcan, uncluttered, long on color and ahort on detail-is the newest. Hardwan: is gen- erally concealed, resulting In straight, unbroken lines. European-inspired cabinets have had a tremendous impact on the American market. In the past two yean, they've en· couraged many of us to "foract Mediter- ranean" and "think modem." Not that you can't have ~ Mediterra- nean-style kitchen if that's what you want. One great thing about today's cabinetry is its venatility. With a different door style, another ftnish. a change of hardware or different wall and Ooor covcrinp, a kitchen becomes a transformed environ- ment, without changing its siu or layout at all. Contlnunt on pap 10 FAMILY Wf~KlYo a.1111111l1tr tt. 1'71 • t Co"1ittut'd What about the major color trend in llpPll...cee? The No. I best seller is not a color at all! It's while, followed cloc.ly by harvest gold. A trend that is cbangina the look of appliances is the expanding use of black alus-replacing clear glau in ovena and ranaes; it's a perf~ companion to the naturals and earth tones curnntly favored in countertops, wall coverings. ftoor cover- ings and coolnntt. With cabinets becoming simpler and appliances so often wearina "basic white," it's logical that more pattern should ahow up on the ftoor and the waJl. Well cover· Inga are movina away from cute ste~ type "kitchen" patterns-though they are still abundantly available (but beina better dcsianed )-and the direction in floor cow.Inga is toward easy-car~ vinyla in dramatic patterns featuring medallions. ftorals, abstract forms that blend attrac- tively ~ith today's interiors. (K«p in mind that it's more practlcal to use pattern where you can replace it, at comparatively httJe eo11t, than in cabinets and appliances you'll have to live with for yean.) Another factor in kitche.n remodclin& is one· that bas affected, if not swept, the entire economy: do-it-yourself. E.scalatina labor costs and more leisure time have convilMled people who miaht previoualy have employed professi.onali to take up their own tools. Amona home ownen con- templating improvement, the kitchen bu he.come the do-it-younelfer's chief projccL How much can you do yourself? Short of plumbing and electrical wort. quite a lot, if you're willing and able. Many kitchen dcalen are conducting do-it-yourself clinics, aenerally free, but with advance reaiatration required. With uplanations and demonstrations of the proper tools and bow to use them, thcte specialists supplement the instructiom that manufacturcrrof-do-it·younelf cabinmy provide with their product. To ftnd a apccialilt who will work with you-or. if you prefer, lo contract the whole kitchen rcmodcliq job-look for the emblem of the AIKO (American ln1ti- tu1e of Kitchen Dcalera) or the lcttcn CKD (~rtlfted Kitchen Dcalera) after a kitchen apecialiat'a name. (In tcrma of coat for "'-ior rcmoddins, includint ftoor ooverins. the cJ1pert'1 rule of thumb ia: three tima the cost of new -.pplian<:ea- your ·sink. refriscntor. cookins uoits.) For • free national dir~ory of certified k_itchcn dcsipcra. write to the American ln.atitute of Kitchen Dealers, Dcptirtmcnt PW. 11-4 Main Street. Hackcttatnwn, N.J. 071440. With a little help from kitchen profca· aionals. you c:an make e•citint thinp hap- pen in your kitchen. to suit Y""" ramily'• tifcstyle. ft • l'Mlll.Y MfKLY, hP4 ...... 1t.111t Great Things to Make in Your Well-Equipped Kitehen Today's well-equipped kitchen will contain a number of small appliances. Why? Because as lifestyles change and the tradittonal six-o'clock dinner gives way to "catch-as-catch-can," small appliances fulf;it a real need for flexibility and individuality. These recipes are designed for the new m.iracle appliances now on the market. QUICK CHICKEN AND SPINACH ELEGANT (T....,"°"") 2 IMl1apaow• bulter • ---~ cup lllced ..... 1 dcwe prtlc, Mlnoecl 1 ter (2~ oa.,) 9llced .,.,,. aa •1, ........ 2 (1 lb.) boned,~ cNc*en ........ ~,_,pa• ult 1'a ••111 a Dft lf'CIUnCI bled! ........, 1 .... (10 on.) cr--.d ....... 2 t81al11,aDn1 .,.tad Pwm11• .._ 4 HollMd Nib ..... lllcme 1. Linc b•king pan of toaster-oven with double thickness of foil, making a I-inch hiah rim. 2. Melt butter io foil pan at 300"F. Add onion, garlic and mushrooms. Cook for 2 minutes at 3SO•F. S. Add chicken breasts, turning in butter-onion mixture to coat. Sprint.le with salt and pepper. 4. Spoon creamed ipioach around chicken. Cook for 7 minutes at J SO"P. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and brown top for 2 minutes at 4SO"F. 5. Serve over rusks or tout. Mau1 2 servings ni. ..... ..., ••• ..... ., ......... .. ................... _ ........ ....,_fertwo.llJGL KITCHEN DESIGN TRENDS/Flooring ' . - CINNAMON-WALNUT COFFEE CAKE (Food Proce1941) Topping: t4t~ ......... ....... ~cup .... ' 1 tlilllllllDDn f'ound ...... lft ..... : ~ cup (1 lkll) .......,, -In 4 • ...,. pleCM ,~ ..... 1 ••Pa an pure ...._ atrllCt 2 ... 1 ~-CtNM 1" CllP9......., .. purpa11 tkMlf 1 ~ t11111 aw NIIMI,...., 1 tUlll Hft M1d1'9 eodll ~ 1111,DHI Nit 1. Make toppina: With metal blade in place. add walnuts, \.2 c:up sugar and cinnamon to bowt of food proc:asor. 2. Process, tuming.oo and off, until mixture is combined and null arc coancly chopped. Tum miuure onto sheet of waxed paper. S. Make batter: Again using melal blade, add butter, I cup augar and vanilla ro bowl and process until combined. about 30 seconds. 4. Add eggs and sour cream. Process until thoroughly mixed. 5. Combine fto11r, bakina powder, baking soda and salt. Stir to mix, then ad4 to butter mixture. Tum on and off 3 or 4 times until ftour dis· appean. I. Greue aad ftour a 7-to 9-cup tube pan (an 8-inch sprina fonn pan will work, too). 7. Place half of batter in pan and top with half of cinnamon mixture. Add remainina batter and sprinkle top evenly with remainina cinna- mon mixture. I. Bake in a preheated, 3SO"F. oven for 4S-SO minutes. Cool for 10 i:ninulcs in J)8n; tum out on ract. turning again so topping side it up, to cool completely. Makes one 2-lb. cake 1"9-..... f9od pn1a111ar ~~~ •bleftd.c1Mip..cllllcl9 ....... ..,,.... ....... ............ ................. ., Culllnert. - (The twist ia·Best FoodiReal Ma,onnaise.) • DR.l...:W. 1 1 /3 cups finefychopped 2 ~ flnety cooked hem chopped p&mienlo 3/ 4 cup finely chopped stunect otNe SWtss cheese 1 1 /2 teeepootie Pf9P9t9d 1 /2 cup BEST FOODS mustard Reel Mayonlwlse ComtMe ell logr9dlents.. SeNe mbdufe in 19rge rol6s lined .... spinech. SeMls 4. PUllUT .,,,.1MAT 1 cen (1 1 /2 oz) Frwnctl 1/4 cup BEST FOODS fried poCato stlcics, Real Meyonneiae crushed (optionel) 1 /2 cup SKIPPV9 creemy Of t cup C09fWfy shredded super chunk Pffllut «*l'Ot butler 1 /4 cup ftnefy chopped celefY 8 slices bnltid Lettuce Combine first 4 lng'9dlet its. Spreed 2 tablespoons pnnu\ butter on ..ct1 of 4 slices breed. Top wtd'I carrot mlxtunt, lettuce end remeinlng slices bnMid spt9ed wffh AMI Meyomwise. SeNeS 4. NAii ... l8Qe.WICM 1 plldlllge (3 oz) llnOlced slic.d hem, cut up 1 tablapoon NUCOA• --1MIQAlille--- 1/4 cup finely chopped cetery 3 tablelpoona BEST FOODS Reel Mayonnaise 2 l.eble9poons finely chopped onion 1 /2 .... poon dry mustatd 2 hard coolced eggs, finely chopped S.ute ham In margerlne until }u11 browned. Combine remaining In· gredlents; piece on toaal or bteed. Tr wHh ,..,,_, hom ........ ': EVERYTHING BEST FOODS TOUCHES TASTES SO GOOD. .. Make a better meatloaf, meatball, ham~ ~chili,etc.Wlth MaKe•a· Better Burger:' llllAKE·A·Bt:i IER MEAl1.0.V ........... ~ ............ eur,.~llMM' 3/4cup-..- I ~ground beef I /2 cup c:a19up 1/2 cup .. bned cnunti. .... but .. ~heat own to 35lr Combine Llpkln Make·a·Bctter Burger and watet Add5 re~I~ In· ~Shape Into loa and p&ace In shaAow baking pan Bake 45 minutes or until done. Makes 6 to 8 seMngs. .Poff , !!~~ME/C()()l\_,BOOK.,, -A-Smar-t Way to Rate Your Kltehen You can calculate your kitchen's .. conven- ience quotient" by evaluating five areas- storage ~ce. work space, appliances, ventilation and lighting-grading each from one (inefficient) to six (excellent). A three in any category Indicates room for improvement. A total score of 15 or less hints at more than minor remodeling I A-STORAGE SPACE: b there eoouab easily acceaible ltorqc speice for thme itam you we daily? Are there "out- of-tbe-way" cabinets for ltOri.aa i.nfl'equently med ma- terials? Good llAMqe wbeR you want it is o( prime impor- tance for stcp-avinc work low. m [!] rn ~ oo [!) 9-WORKIPACE: b there CDoucb countcrapac:e (for food preparation. etc.) and lmdina .p.ce (for arocay hap )1 YOU need 24 iDCbel 00 each lide o( the link bowl, a minimum of IS-18 iDCba o( landing space adjacent to the door handle of the refriacr- ator, and 18 inches qi aafety area nest to the IW¥c top. m m rn ~ oo [!) 2 .... ~ oe., 111111 C-UP-TO-DATE APPLI- ANCES: Innovations io appli- anc:a will uve you lime and eliminate many uopleuant chora. Thae indude diab- washen that wash without pre-riaainc-even poll and pan1-(ro1t-Croe rebi,eratora. eetr-cleaninc ovem, coottops without exposed burn.en, wailt-bich wall oveas, food- wute dispoeera. m [!] rn ~ oo [!) D-VENTILATION: It will bep your kjr.cbeo cooler and ~ brilfder loager. pre- vent peue deposits on cabi- nets, wall• and windows; remove beat and moiature; make upbcp a breeze for you. m [!] rn ~ oo [!) ....... c::ir.,. -.... ..., ........ ...... - 2 ,,,. ""' ..... . ......... ., ...... . 2 '811111pDDOle .......... oil ~ ~ ....... II ,.,cake Md w.m. m 1. Place egp, milk, oil and pancake mix in electric blender; cover and blend until •mooth or put mixture in bowl and beat until smooth. 2. Heal electric crepe-maker according to m1n- uf acturct'1 directions. 1 Pour baller into 9-inch pie pan. Dip healed aq>e>makcr into batter. Place ~ heatinc unit ti• FMllLYWH.IU.Y, .. P\lllllllf ll,111t 1----~= Mmt ti•chc: have only ODHixth of the amouat of li1.htin1 recom- mended by mumhlatioa en- gioeen. Do you have adequate liaht where you work at the sink and at tbc atove? How is tbc amer-1 liPdal al the room? Good lighting mates your work less tiresome. Light can be decoralM and lend your kitchen a more cheerful look. ffi[!][j]~(j]~ YOUR KITCHEN SCORE: Add the numbers )OU circled and enter total ~: KITCHEN DESIGN TRENDS/ Appliances a -·' "WOft't ... Oft,... picnic-...... ,_~ IMoof9 Oft ............ ,, .... .,~. and cook until brown on under side and sur- face is no long_er wet._ T'!!_n ~~onto plat!. Proceed with remaining batter. Mal<u 8 crepa NOTE: Don't have an electric crepe-maker? Then use 3 tablespoons baiter for each crepe in a lightly greased 9-inch skillet. RIPE OLIVE 'N' TUNA CREPES CASSEROLE ,,....(l)a..-'CM (I OD.) plttM ripe olhw 2 teblelflDDo• bullef Oii _...:. .. \4 ~ llMty di a pp Id onlOft ~ wp......,dlappallcelefy Vt'~• ........... ~ te•pallft .... o.-.,.....M8Ctl,.... \4 .. 11paan ..,.,.._......,......., \la t1•pun ce1e1J Oii uannecl Mii 1~.,. ..... a-2-s .... , .... ~ .... a 1a1a111paw,.. ollwe......, 1cen(7on.)--.~ 1 1a111111pnn..., ct1u111,_., ...... '"'u ....... .._., ... ..._ ContlttHeli on polf I .1 FAMILY WEEKLY, S1pl1111l11r 11, 1979 e 11 , ' Help your children! Help lkelr sdlool get Ille plafground ~ltneetls. FREE! YIMl.Cereal box tops. These days schools a.re having trouble replacing old and purchasing new sports and playground equipment. And that's unfortunate, because physical fitness is important for evny child. But with taxpayers' money being stretched to Its Ii ml ts, school budgets are suffering. Now you can help. Po.t C.Crcals has developed the "Box l'ops for Fun 'N Fitness" program to help schools (kindergarten.through ei1hth grade) like yours obtain badly needed equipment ... Crom bud>alls and tennis rackets to trampolines and parallel bars and much. much more ... As an example. say a school of 500 students wants equipment for a softball team. IC each student brings in just 2 boll tops a week. they'd have more than cnouah for new hilts. balls. gloves, hel- mets and bescs ... and still have enough left for a schoolyard swin1 set! FREEi The Post c.erals "Box Tops for Fun 'N Fitnesa" program. h's a gre11t The most important room in the house is baste to a family's needs. These "favorite kitchens," dreamt up by two designer$ for their lifestyles, attractively utilize a U-shape arrangement. Each allows for efficient .work patterns and ample counter and storage space. Hwe's a great kitchen, luxurious and pnictlcal, executed by Jack Forst, that features a cooking- cent• Island and edjacent la~ry area. designed contiguously In an wea 14~ x 17 feel The plan is carefully worked out to enable nonkltchen traffic to pau by without Interrupting the cooking process. The refrigerator center, located next to the sink .• has 4¥1 feet of counter space pro¥1ding a good landing area for groceries. aa well aa MfVing as a milling center. The ~ng 181and, with a 31-4nch 9llhau8t hood above, is angled to let you view activities In the family room. It Is topPed with heat- rniatant tile, contains ample drawer ltorage for ~Ing ~enslls. A planning desk doubles as an office/hobby area. Cabinet storage (• need volced moat often by American hofTlemMera) 19 supplemented by a lhallow pantry cloee to both family room and kitchen. The nearby laundry room Includes a place to hang wash-and-wear Items. "'An all-purpoM kitchen such as this one can easily be anyone's favorite.'.' aaya Forst. Get a new set of at a price General Eedric's oewCar & Bike Sweepstakes is the best way to l't a set af wheels. You can win one of seven lnod-new cars. Your c:boire of a Dodge Aspen, F<rel Granada, AMC Pacer <r Cl.evy Nova. Or you can win one of 200 AMF IO-speed bicycles. There's 800 GE AM/FM Radios to bewoo, too. And entering is easy. Just.go to wherever you buy GE light bulbs and look f<rour Soft-White, Soft-White Plus <r Standard light-bulb display. -6rr1be displanoo'IHin<tour- sweepstakes entry ooupm. Fill it out and send it in. No purdlase necessary. Void where prohibited. All entries must be received by December 1, 1976. Then a drawing will be held and pri1.es awarded. So if you've been thinking about . getting a new set of wheels-try getting 'em fer free-in GEs new C.ar &-Bike Sweepstakes. CEIERAL. ELECTRIC Thia dua~ kitchen <•~ ll 91\ feet), by Lorraine Allen, ecqulrea functionalism from Its open ~ with the kitchen and dining.,... flowing into Met\ oltlef. The~ kitchen (wtllch aJ90 doubles aa a hobby center) contains one wall of organ~ed atot11ge and thr" 2Nnch-wlde portable b9M cabinets-which martt the roorn'a Crepes Co111inutd from pogt JJ 1 9'0Cado. peeled aftd IMcect ,......., ..... 1. Have crepes baked a.od Kt uide. Drain ripe olives, saving 2 tablespoons liquid from can. 2. Preheat oven to 3.SO•f . In medium sa~n. mdt mar- garine. Add onion and cdery and cook. stirring for S-8 min- utes until teoder. 3. Stir in ftour, salt, pepper, tar· ragon aod ce~ry I sail Slowly stir in cream. 4. Cook, stirrina until sauce coma to the boilina point. Stir in lemon juice, ripe olive liqWd, ripe olives, tuna. panley and 2 tablapooos Parmesan cheese. 5. Arranac 4' crepes io a l 0 ll S it 2-inch bakina dish so bottom is covered. alJowina crepes to bans over sides. Top with remainina 4' cttpa to make a double layer. I. Spoon hot fillina into 089-- aerole. fo&d crepes over fillina. leavina center open. SpriokJe with remainioa 2 tablespoons cheac. Bake for 20.2.5 minures uocil heated throuahout. Oar· nish with avocado slices and tomato wcdaes. MaA.u 4 strvlrigs ,.., ftalbility. The cebilleta.,. a genius touch for a 9mefl kitchen. They incr .... the numbef of 8W1ace.,.... tor food preparation, CM be rolled wound IO become a bullet -.wr t.- iw..,, the kitchen and dining .,... °' go out onto the P9tlo ... buffet-bet Mt-i,!p. When the room 11 being UMd for art actMties, these cabinets CM be ~Miil y -~IC\. y . • •• 1111 11. 1'n • ,. l . pushed bectc to gJ¥e mote C'• atlve apece In the middle of the kitchen. "Thia 'auper-fleJlbf•' kitchen 11 my favorite," uya Lorraine, "beca&aM of the~ a-• ated by the large glua .,.., plants and kwely view. It aatiaflel my need for apece." C0111iri1ml. .. HAWAIIAN BRUNCH CREPES .. (Electrtc C19PS M1tn r) 12a...- t C9 (1 ... , CINllMill '"' 11 "'h ~cup .... -...... ~ .. ....... tllllllnpaar......,.,....,.. th pan 1Bai11k8CM~· .,.... ... 1 .. lllupaar com~ .... , __ .,. Cllll cututll ,., .. ...-. .._. .1. Have crepes baked and atacked ~to UK. • 2. In medium laucqMU\, c:ombiDc crulhcd pine- apple, reserving 1A cup liquid, marmalade, coconut, butter, UClOrbic acid powder and salt. Heat to boiling, .U.rriog until butter melts. 3. 1111 measuring cup, blend reserved ~~ cup · pie liquid and corn llarch smoothly. Stir pmeap . . 'I into pineapple mixture. Heat, lbrnD& u.o.u mixture coma to boiliQg. 4. Slice bananas in half lengthwise. Place ~ banana down caitcr ol crepe. spoon on 3 Cable- spoons pineapple sauce. t<'o•d over two sides oC cn:pe. place i.a heatproof serving dish. Con- tinue fillina·and foldjog crepes. 5. Spooa any ranaini• aauce over crepes. Sift_ confectiooen sugar on top. .. PlK1e under broiler, .. inches fl'Oftl heating dcmeot. for 2-3 minutes untjJ li&btly browned . Save with bacon. Malen 6 rf!rvi11gs •Commercially known u Fruit-Prab. . •••••• a PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICH SPECIALS (PMnut Butter Miik«) Sped•No.1 , .. ......., ............ ...... ~ .. ....,dtapp d.-., ~ ..... , H1dC8ft'OI ,.. .. ,....... ................. _.... 1~ oupa•1dd1dr.etuce 1. In small bowl. combine pc~ nut butter, c:bopped celery, car- rot and raislla. 2. Divide filling between 4 slices whole wheat bread, top with shredded lctwcc and remaining bread slices. Cut into halves. Malcer 4 sandwidies Spec:i• No. 2 f ClllP......., ... .....,, ..... ~ cup oooonut "'ClllP....., ...................... ...... 2'-2 t.11t11paa.is onnge Jutc:e 1. In small bowl, combine pea- nut butter, coconut and honey. 2. Divide filling evenly between l slices touted whole wheat bread. Top with remaining touted alica, cut in quuters. 3. Top each quarter with a ba· aana slice that hu ~en dipped in oranae juice. Malen J uuidwlclvs te •FAMILY MEICl.Y, le111111111n 11, 197' De .,. ... lll9c .. ....... NlcMe ~.-........ .......... 0 9 .... ., .............. QUICK SICILIAN SANDWICHES (FeleC..._) 1•1z..,...,,.._t ,,,~ ..... 1 ..... (I OIL) lllced ~ c:t.eeM 1 IS (1 on,) ....,. J'mlnlae 1 «*' (Z OI&.) Riii ..... ol MCllO.,._ Qroulld lllec* ,...., Drtedbmlot ........... •·MI JCHI _,_ Diii 1. Preheat r..a~ for s ininuta. 2. Fold sijce ol mou.ardla cheese in half and _ place on one slice ol bread; top with I pimiento. cut in ~. 3-4 aochovies. good sprinkle of blKt pcppu and bail leaves. Top with I slier bread. S. Spread both outer iidai ol sandwich with I tCllpOOO mayoruWlc. 4. Place sandwich in fast-cooker for jusc under oae minute to browo; tum saodwich, dose fut<00ter for one minute to brown second side. 5. Repeat for each sandwicb desired. If yo.r Cat-cooku cao haodJc two aandwicha a& oacc. make two aandwiches. grilling together as abo¥e. ltlda .S~ Mllllwidu• 11lie I J .,... _ _.._ .......... ...,._. -....i, In"° ...... lly T....-. HONEY AlllONO APPLE PUODtNG (llkao•oo 0.-) ~ .. ...... ~ .. .... 211 , .............. .w ,,., Jll • ._. .... M(21k)..._ ....... ....... tC11191 ................. . .... ~ .. .... ~I llJll: ..... ..treol D8al:Mll v-. ....... ., ........ eremR 1. Combine honey and water in square heat· proof glua baking pan. Microwave for S minutes. Z. Stir lemon rind and lemon juice into honey mixture. 3. PccJ. core and 1licc appjes thinly. Add apples to lemon-honey mixturec stir well. Cover with wued paper. Microwave for I minuta. 4. Grate almooda ia clectrlc: blcadcrt Id aide. FMIOl.Y Wff"ICLY, l 1Jl ,, 1111.,.,. e 11 Beat egs well; add suiar, vanilla and sail Beat a'.pia UDlil lhick. 5. Pold grated almoods into cu mi.Ature. Pour OWi' ..,.... Cower-widl waud pepctl micro- ~c_l_oc_lO miouta a. Let --for S lllintlla before ICIViac. ~ warm with ice cream or whipped Cftal1\. A/Ma 6-.f .,..,1n,. NOTE: U you don't have a microwave ovco. yoo can make the Hooey Almond Apple Pudding this way : 1. CombiDc lloDey wl W'ala' ia a 2-qt. sauce- pu. Brina to-a boil, then remove rrom heal Stir • laDaa .... and leinMIB jWce. Z. Ped and core the apples. Thinly slicic them diru:tJy imo the bot syrup. Heat roiAture to Olnty Moore Beef Stew has meat. It even has little pieces of meat all through the gravy that give it an undeniably rich, meaty taste. If you love meat, but haven't been having much of it lately, buy a case of Dinty Moore. Then you can have your share of meat, plus a good amount of fresh potatoes and c:arrots, at a price you can swallow. -tHo.-melit .. - '"Even if the.cigarette1ested _ had (J()% more tar than MERIT, a signtf runt majority cf all smokers tested reported Enriched Flavor..' MERIT delivered more taste:' -American Institute cf Coosumer Opinioo. Extensive taste-testing shows 'Enriched Flavor' MERIT delivers more taste than higher tar brands. The bottom line was conclusive: In a series of taste tests conducted for MERIT by the American Institute of C:Onsumer Opinion~ smokers from acros.s the country judged MERIT to have moTe flavor than five leading.low tar cigarette brands. What's really startling- and of major importance to all smokers -is that MERIT has less tar than these five brands. 0.-. ......... ,,. . . Warning : The Swgeon Genni Ha Ottnined That Cigarme Smoking Is o...,. to Yu H"lth. Less tar. Yet more taste. That's the report on a r~markable new taste process called 'Enriched ·Aavor: A way o pack extra flavor into tobacco without the usual corresponding increase in tar. You've been smoking "low tar, good taste" claims long enough. Now smoke the cigarette. MERIT Unprecedented smoking pleasure at only 9 mg. tar. • A-nc-a..le.ee ol C~ Opl11loll. Sci.dy •n ileble free°" reqtlClll. P'Wljp Monla lac .. RlchlftOftd. V.. D261. boi1ias poiat. reduce heat and liauner for S minuca. S. Preheat O¥ea to JSO•F. Onte almoodl in electric blender uolil very 6oc .. 4. Beat eap with electric mixer until thick and creamy. Stir iD sugar, vaai1la utnct and ult. Fold iD paled atcnondl 5. Drain the apples and arrange them in a bak- ina dilb 9 • 9 • 2-tnches. I. Pour eg-almood mixture aver aD. Bake for about ~JS miDula or lllllil aoldm brown. Serve warm with a little raerwd hooey syrup aver eadt 1erving. Top with ice cram or whipped cream if you wish. Maka U 1ervln1t1 LENTIL SOUP (Bealrlc ... .. Coobf) l!i~.W.-. 1 t1th111un ......... ol 11111,ID , ... .... " .. LISI° Q' ol 2 ....... ..... ~ .................. ..... 10911(1 .. )tt ' 11 ~ o.p ct11pJ1d-.,, ~ ............. ~ cu, • ., •• pllf'lnlpa Oii tumlpa l!i ~ ct.Gp' Id """ pepper 1 IHl,UltNll "' ............. ..... 2c..-- "'-llectrtc ,.. zre....._ .......... Md ........... ............. ., ........ 1. SoU laltiJa Oftl1liPt in oil, ult and enoush water to cover compkte.ly. Draio and di.tcard liquid. 2. Heat pratUre cooker. Add oil, saute onions COlltittllN"" ,_,.11 FAMILY W££1U.Y, 1411 r• r 12. tl19 • ti ..,,..~ ....... , •••• =..-: .. -::; ....... ...... Ill iL::. Hip• ~-=a-1.21 .. OodeHo. Sia C>Ch«*. [)Money Ofder, '°' • lllltel "' • --- A .. IJBLB80NIJS foe S minutes, stiniag. Add grouod lamb or bed and brown.. Brat up---wilb lpOOll .. it coob. Pour oil any exca1 fat. Stir in lentila and remainina ingredients. Cloae cover ICCW'C.ly. 3. Place preuure rqulator on vent pipe. beat. Whc:o prasurc regulator ii roctiQa ate-sily, ata.rt timina. Maintain steady temperature. Coot for 20 minutes. 4. Ld preaure drop oft. n.•c11111r.._ ... ...,....._ ............. .._ .... ll1nm11 • ll11t rul 1 I....._., ........... 3 .... CIGfMd ...... rtMed .... Clllt IMo 1 ..... c:il9ee 1'91 IJllFI 4 3 I :11111 ,...,.. , ...... .,...... ...... , ..... ..... 1 ................... 1.-.. ...... a ..... ......, ... ..,. 1 ......... c thtU£,Cllllllllol~(· .. ._ .... . ,_(,.~ .... ~~ ,..., __ lllllIJ Ill., ....... IQrtt p11a ....... l.mf££JJI' -- 0 '~ '61 ... '"'' 11111 • , ..... Cllowee 1llillrleel ~ 1 pran...._lltadl,...._corw. 1. Place corned bed in alow-cooker coot.ins pot. Sprinkle tapioca evenly O¥er meal. 2. Spread carrots, turnip. Oftions and c:abbqe cvally a.round and O¥er meat ID a mixiog bowl, combine bed bouillon, water, dry mus- tard. vinepr, honcndilb. molallet,dova. bay leaf and pepper corm. Pour ICMOllina mb.ture O¥er mad and ,,......_ • S. Conr and simmer at Sdting #4 or low for f>.3 boun or until veaetabla are fort tcader. RetnO¥e dova and bay leaf. Keep warm for eemna at Setti111 #2. Mao 6-8 ~' FISH BALLI AND TOMATO SAUCE (lllrnM*p Ftyef) a ... ................... ............... 1~ It IJllM Mii ~ IIllJllR ....... llteoll,...., ............... CIOOllM ........... ..... 1 '91ltJTU .... ...... 1'91ltJll ............... , •• .,, .... , ........ ..,... 1. Beat eap well with dectric mi.a.er. Stir in mahed pogtoa, \4 C\lP cncbr meal, aalt. pepper. lab, pied ODioo and thortenina. Mh well. FAMILY W££1CLY. Sell""""' II . 1'71 8 '1 ' 2. Cover and rclfi&erate mi&tul'9 for several houn-umil-dwJnlucWy daiUed. S. Shape into I ~-.inch balls, roll in remainina cracker meal. 4. Heat oil in deep fryer acc:ording to manu- f acturer'a directions to lSO•P. 11-Ffy._,cm ...... ••• , lrtMI ...... ..., ............... .,........._ Hernchners _... az:J. 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I am under no obll•atlon. • '""' Mdfftl--------------- f"r111t CHy/Stete/Z•P------------- esnm ·h'i*i·Mt!i··----------------------------------------------- fiina Merrfil: .. ·By Biiia Merrill In converaatlon with Helen Dorsey I like informality. Just re· cmtly, we had a birthday pa rty for o ur daughter Heather. A bunch of kids and one other couple came over, and we sat on the ftoor, ate shrimp curry with brown rice ... 1and, of courae, birthday cake. Cliff [Dina's hutbud, Cliff Robertson] coob, too. He's partkularly inventive if you let him loose with a bunch of left· overs. Several yean aao, when we were In New Mexico, we foraot to do the markctina. When I came home, Cliff said, .. Toniaht we're having tacot, but with a very peculiar filling." He had mhtcd to1cther every· thing he could find In the re· ' frigerator -bits of pineapple, leftover shredded chicken, to- mato and lettuce-and stuck it in the tacos. It was yummyl I cook quite simply-I don't go 1n for heavy scuoninp or too many rich sauCCll. But I love hctbs, like tarraaon and dill. find I u.e them in ftavoring som.: of my recipe spccialtics-Mus- ~is Marin~rc:, Veal Scallopa With Mushrooms and Virtu0t13 Cabh1~. I don't lu\ow where the name for Virtuous Cubbage came from. !but it's euy and i.lcliciousl Two mov ... Din• wlM bt •••,,lno In thl• laO are "Aunnlno Wiid," with Lloyd Brl<IOff, Md ''Throw OVt "'- AnchOr," with Aklhard Eg9". SMit alllO be •PPHrlno 11'1 TV'• "H11•111I Ftv9.0 " J4 e 'AMIL'fWHICLY. S.p1~t 1t.1tn 1 Have You_ Ever Tried My .. Virtuous Cabbage"•? Pmches preserved in ordinary 0canning syrup for 12 hours. Fnllt-Freati ... need It for canning, freezing, and flesh flult. If you want a ll the fruit you serve to look a nd taste its freshest . what you really need is Fruit-Fresh. Because fruit-Fresh contains a special ingredient that locks in rhe natural. "just-picked" color and flavor. Which means no more brown. mushy-looking peaches. Fruit-Fresh is economical, too.' A 5-oz. can will preserve up to 75 lbs. of peaches. Here's how: For Canning: simply add Fruit-Fresh to the regular syrup. For Freezing: add .-.. . Fruit-Fresh to the syrup or dry s ugar. For Fresh Fruit: s prinkle Fruit-Fresh on your just-sliced fruit before refrigerating. Sound good? It tastes delicious . t VIRTUOUS CABBAGE 1 ''" ... *" ........ c•t11",...._. 1. Bn:1t cabbage leaves into small pieces and place in 11ucc· pan with enouah boiling, salted w11ter to barely cover ·.c .. bbaae. 2. Cover and boil ror J to 4 minutes or until ~•bbeae it berdy tender and n:talm its color. Drain. 3. Heat huller in small skillet and brown pig.nola nuts. htted.bollne ... 2·1 t•h1t1aaN._..., ~ ............ ....................... dreMMl__.cn "'"' ,......, .--..... ,.,..... 4. Top cahbaae with nuts and bacon. Season to tute with black pepper. Mahi 4 '""'"'$ MUSSELS MARINERE .,... ......... 1cup*'t ........... 1 t•ll .. DOftdl•llld~ 1 ....... ,.,., i:.. ~ ......... ,,...... ..................... ,...,..,.. ,.,....., ... lllea,...., 3 .. flllltlDDM......., ............ 1 W.11111 aon du pp•• ,_., .... 1. Scrub mussel shells with a stiff brush and rinse thorouahly 10 remove sand. 2. Place shells in a kettle with wine. scallion, parsley spria. garlic, bay leaf, thyme and ' pepper. 3. Cover keUJc and cook over hiah heat until shcUs open. 11bout S minutes. 4. Remove mussels from the kettle. Discard any mussels that ar~ not open! Remove top shdJ and place mussdt in a heated deep dish or tureen. 5. Strain stock and cook over hiah heat until liquid is reduced in volume by one-third or it:s original volume. Add butter and salt. I. Pour stock over mUSKb in tureen. Add chopped parsley or dill to garnish. (Serve in deep soup bowls or casseroles aod eat mussels directly from the shell. Delicious serv~ with thick slices of crusty French bre.ad.) M alce1 6 to 8 1ervlng1 VEAL SCALLOPS WITH MUSHROOMS I .... ftel ecallope ( ...... 1~1k) 2·1 WllnpDDM buttW I .... ''"" .....,aa•a. ...., ....... 1 t.liblllpDDR DflOn ......... Ill cup dry ..... D .. .... ,,....., ... lllack pepper ...... 1. Platten scallops aliahlly by poundin1. 2. Heat 2 tablespoons butler in larae s killet, add veal and brown quietly oo both tides. Remove 1callop1 and keep warm on heated platter. 1 Add remaining butter to pen drippings. Saut~ mu1brOOl\'IS. until ·golden brown and remove to heated platter.1 •. Add mustard! to pan drip- pinga. Stir In vermouth and cook quickly over hiah heat to dealau pan. Seuon with salt and pepper. 5. Pour 11.1uce over acallopa and m"'hroo1n9 on pf 11t1er. (&eel· lent with hoc cooked brown ricer) Ma/us 4 "'"'"'' Werning: The Surgton Genni Has Determined Thlt Cigntte Smoblg Is Dlngerous to Your Haith. FREE (5) 1ST PRIZES $291J.50 COMPAIABLE VALUE ORESSMMER ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINES 25 PAIRS EUCTRIC SCISSORS ITS EASY-ITS FUNI NO PURCHASE REQUIREDI M-" ,.,,., ,. cm SIW#M MACHN co .. 1t1 •-•..,, -..Y••. •-u.IOI r--------------------------, ' FW·10 YOU •• , ••• A PRIZE I -Hinl f"9y All I U9CUMIU Tll WOlll ftenaon to Sewing ENTRY FORM .. f'VtlettMI lllCMHMO DON'T WAITI (llfT(R TODAY I IM ~E1 I A. e5 I Is I icE ·1 _ .... --I E~te"El I El IJ'I ' , , ZRi,EJ --.._ NAMI ..... :~· .....••.••.....•..•..•..................... ADDREH •......•............•......................••... CITY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STATE • . . • . • • Zlft •••••.•...•..• L----------------------,,., 1""1,. Cl" lllfllWO •ACHIW CO,. t11 .,~., • ....,..,.., «MNt ..... PeopleQulz lly.J ... B.G..._ Brainpower. lt8 Nlee to Have. But How Mueh Do You Know About tt•t True or False? There are interesting differences between men's and women's mental functions. (See No.5) TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Thinking aivcs some people. headache. 2. Fat people think differently than other people. 3. People who arc lacking in in· telligcncc tend to make up for it with curiosity. 4. Some people never use all their brainpower, while othcn use more titan they have. 5. There arc interesting differ· enc::es between men's and won1· en'• mental functions. I. The more intelligent you are, the less lik.ely you are to become neurotic in your old age. AHSWERS 1. 1'rue. You've often hea.rd the complaint "Just thinking about that gives me a headache.'' and with '°"'e people any situation which ne<:essitatcs their putting their mental marbles through their paces causes them to be ncrvolll and distraught. And psychological studies ahow that this can culminate in a head· ache. Jn fact, the headache is a defense mcchan.ism for not hav- ing to think any more. 2. Trwe-u evidenced by studies at the University of Texas, which ahowed that overweight people tend to be more con· servativc in their thinking, more boUod by tradition and prece· dent and laa inclined to enter· tain new o~ novel concepta and ideas. lbcy might be described u practical, no-nomcme think· en. lcsa likely to be carried away by fanciful or illogical ftiahtt of imaaioation. S. Falu. A team of inveatigatoni from the Univenity of DeJa· ware and Bryn Mawr College made an intereatlna atudy in which aubjecta' ability to think and reuoo wu compared with their 1elf-ratinp on curi01ity. Raulta ahowcd a positive rela· tlonshlp between curio.ally and lntelllpnce. It hu been ob- 1erved that .. curloelty iii one of the certain charactcri1tics of 11 vlaoroue lnteUcct.'' 4. True. Just u aome people don't use the brains that they have, there arc othcn who use more than they have-they pick other ~lc's brains, ult thdr advice and opinions. and after evaluating them, tactic and solve problems they otherwise wouldn't be able to handle. This is an effective formula for step- ping usJ your mental honc- powcr when pressure situatiom demand all you've got and more. The trick. however, is in a1tutely a1seuing other people's ideas and concepts and acparat· ina the wheat from the chaff. 5. Tr.,ue. Tate the memory pro- ceucs, for example. In psycho- loaical studies at a leading uoivcnity, men and women atu· dents were ukcd to record their earliest memories. Marked dif· fereoccs were noted: "Malci reported aignificaotly more memories relating to 'games and partlea' and 'accidents to self.' while females reported more memories relating to 'fam- i I y interaction' (pleasant or unpleuant), 'friahtcnina cxperi· cncea' and 'sensual experi- ences.' .. More men recalled pleasurable cxperlcncea, and women reported the moat ncu· tral expcriencea-oeither plca- aant nor unpleasant. I. T r11t!. A psychiatric: atudy of people 6' and over hu thown that thote who manifnted ncu· rotic or depres1ivc aymptoms averaaed sianificantly tower l.Q.a 'than cmotlooally healthy aubjccu of aimilar ap. It u con· eluded that intelllaence is a key factor in facllltatlna a ,_ aood adj~trncnt to 1aln1. llill .. • FNlllLY M'EICl.Y, t.91-hr II, lt?t Woman with arthritis increases grip strength -with Mentholatum Deep Heating Rub ~ ·,, PHILADELPHIA-"My 1rip Jtreqlb impro'Wld," MMI Sera KaiL A 8'-'itely 7S year old nuf'lin1 home residmt, Mia IC.ait bad laken part in ICIU coaducted by Mc1u.bolatwn Deep Heatin1 Rub and E&tra Strcnstb Lotion. Pint an imtru- mcnt wa1 uacd to mca111re _Jrip 1trcnpb. T1lea Mentholatwn Deep HatiA1 Rub wu appJied for tem-porary ~lid of minor pain and to unprovc mobility. Later. when ... tested a1ain, tbe .,._ 1rip stren1th of moet of thole telted • bad ai1niflcantJy impro¥ed, Mil cef'o Waly worts." aid ---MiaK.aiL Uac u directed. a'7t·I · -v an C '" w ...... -::1 .. ~JWJ llen"aWldeSho•• H•Ui_U.1• ..... 6-lt 100 t1yi.., IOp Q\lalltJ ~., ptc.e, , .... ..._,,,llecil ........ ,, S-.Ol0tFMl CAf.t.t.00 --.. .._. Hf'TCHCOCK SHOSa, INC. hltt 4tN . ....._.. ...... eJMJ r----------.. I IY MAIL POSTPAID I irHtJ~O:Oi I 400 UNrT CAPSULES I I 0 SO DAY ae I I SUPPLY I I n 100 o soo o 10001 I roR rOR fOR I 1 $14' s725 S)3" • I 1.•m•I One of An, Sue 10 Aram1lr 1 1 I ()NlY WlfH IHIS AO I °'"• 0000 , w t«s I I ..,, c ... ,.... w1 ........ 1t._.. I RTMTill IQDQUAl10S I ICM W•••Je<•-. Oepl ..... , I I Co•bondele. II •Hell I ·~--~·-..-_49 __ __ HOW TO GET THROUGH SNEEZIN' SE~SON We all know that hay fever is caused by pollen from the ragweed plant, but did you know that ragweed thrives In dry soil (mostly east or the Miaslsalppl) where other plants have difficulty surviving, and that, In wetter weather. ragweed growth may ~ limited by the growth of other plants around It? So a wet summer may be your greatest ally when hay fever season comes around. What to do? Well, first, try to avoid pollen. Polen .. hNwte.t In..., ......... end until .. ............. In .... ...,~ houra. Stay Indoors after dusk. ualng alr- condltlonlng. Keep windows closed and keep flowers out of the houae. (Chrysanth&- muma and marlgolds are lcwely, but they are Insidious relatlvea of the l"llgWWd.) C>Mr-lhe-eounter ~ .... oft9n good tor ......... ...,....,.,....,..., but If pour cw ........ *°' ....... ...., be nMded-llk• a COftlw•t,... medication your doctof ...., ..... '° ,, .. ecrtbe tor brief perioda. He may go one step further to a series of desensitization thots, but they can't be begun until after the hay fever season is ended. (Though such shots are usually effective, they remain somewhat controverslaJ.) T1p frOlll lhe doctof: If hay fever's got you so worked up you're thlnkJng of movtng·to someplace bleuedly pollen-free. don't go to Japan. Most of Europe la free from ragweed, but Amerl· cans spolled Japan In the late 1800'a when mlulonarlft brought the yellow-flowered plant ambrosia there for cultivation aa a garden flower. ~ J. flollt, 111.D. LIPIS has llWIYI been 8108RSIV8. unn1 now. .. APPROX. 15CARATS. INCLUDES 11" STERLING SI.VER CHAIN. -<' •• .· • • 110.M . Witt not be add by Id•"' .. ttQ unheerd of low price. • '"-6• l.&rull. Nonllaly ,...,,,.. •• tM"" ... ""'. Now prtced tor ... fOlle • • hftponed "°"' ~y Mll9cted ., ... of tM An«Ms. Not~ ... ,....."' .... tMhed ll;MM. 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Helps you have that "bikini girt" pro- file you've always wanted ... tone upper arms, walat. hlpa. thighs -busttlne, tool llENI Mold a maaculif'\9 body In juet a few aim- pie mlnutet a day ... make that paunchy "bay window" tlght-n-a-drum, have thoee broad shoulders and powerful legs you've long de- sired. EAIYI Just kneel on the padded rotting plat-· form, grasp the handlebars, and push the plat- form back and forth -you chooee how far - howfaet-how long! This slmple, steady mo- tion tones up, strengthena acoree of mu1elet In your abdominal region, mu1elea that quickly become board-hard and hold you In naturally -like a living girdle. And your ahoulders, arms, legs, and buttocks also get Improved muecle tone, so you feel great all ove~I Tummy Trimmer 11 made of strong tubular steel with a shiny plated flnleh. The upholstered roll- ing· platform Is comfortable on your knees. It comee with almple lnatrvctlone and stor:ea eully under a bed or In a closet. ' Thoueands have paid up to $49.95 for elmllar ,_ competitive machlneel Now1 for the flret time, we've been able to reduce 1he price to under $201 Rueh to get yours while thl1 aale·luta - or or~2 If you wish -one for a partner - and l8Y8 even more. (Sorry, limit 2 Tummy Trimmers per order at these prlceel) Mall cou- pon nowt TAY IT 14 DAYS AT OUR RISK Tu11t•J y,, ...... , MUii .... p JOU ·-· that -....ch bulge, elm down 8IMI tlnn up llbdoa ...... lftc:n•• ............. and ... JOU .• ................ profile-Of your........,'**' 0 tt?IACI ------Mil .......... , _____ _ AllERtCAN CONIUMEl, 0.pl TTfWI C8folne Roed, PM• •••Ne. PA 11171 I want to beet belly bulge! ,,,_ .. Mnd me --(TTR) Tummy Trimmer(•) at the aenNllonal loW Pfloa of only 111.96 each, plua S3 poatage & handllng. IAWI Order 2 Tummy Trlm1Mra lor only '31.1!5 plua Sl5 po8t- age & hendllng. (Sorry -llmH 2 lo • cual~). I'll try It 14 daya and II I'm not delighted with my firmer, trimmer tummy, I may retum It 11nd you'll refund the full purt:hH• Pflce (except poat•ge & handtlng). Tot•I •mount encloaed ---(Penn. ,..ldent9 add 9't. uleslax). Ctl9Ck or money order, no COO. pie ... CHAROl IT: (ch9ck one) Exp. Date ---- 0 BankAmerl~rd O A1Mrlc11n Expreu O M•terCherge BANK NUMBER - - -- Ct9dll ~~·--------------------.._.._ __________________ ___,_ """-·----------------Al>•·•--- y_.o.. ....... Cllc* ........... '200 (~W... -----·t ....... , ..... c..u.. ..... ...... ..... ~"_. ....... a-r,. lblQ D· OM ......... ....... ,_. CDlG9 CATM.09 BMPBBOR CLOCKcomiuY o..t.111 ,......,_ 39U -.D'S lMIQOT llMMW#:TUlmt OI ..,_ATMP a.oca WHEN YOU ORDER BY MAIL from companies that ~IM In Family Weellly, pl .... allow up to lour,..., IOI delivery. Sometimes unintentional 0.1911 °"ur. If ttwry do. lust Wf"e: Mary Ayr"· Family WH6'1y, 641 LH· lngton Avenue. New VOfil, NY 10022 @~@Uill]J~ 7JIB 'FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR SEASONS Since their first hit single, "Sherry," Frankie Vatll & The Four Seasons struck gold 17 t/mN-and sang their way to sales of more than 60 million dlaka. Frankie ls from New Jersey, has a three-and~a-hatf octave range and loves the way Stevie Wonder and Barbra Streisand sing. Frankie chose the first six LPs on the list The Four Seuons- John Paive, Don Ciccone. lee Shapiro and Gerry Polol-plcked MCh of the lat four records, respectively. 1 ..... ~· LoMlr ...... CMt ..... by The Beatles (Capi'°') 2. Tllllc:IRg 9oc*. by Stwie Wonder (Tami•) a. LMJ Mll1'00ll, by Battwa Streisand (Col~) 4. T1'e .... of ....... by Bread (Eletdra) $ .... .., .. , by Neil DIMIOnd (Columbia) I. WMl'a GeiR' 0.'>by Muvfn Gaye (T81n11) 1. 8a• 1Mi'• Cooldll', by Howard Aobef'tl (Capitol) I . HNoallt), by Johnny Mathis (Columbl1) t. ...... .._,by Hubert Lawe (CTI) 10.~---. by Chick Corell and Gaiy Bergman (EMI) _. ......... ad.., Loraine Alt ...... <9fllone)'\lf $e Tlpe On ............ Money~ Rising living coats strain not only family finances but family retatlonahipe as weU. As marital therapist Marcia Lasswell points out: "Money conflict. in marriage are nothing new. Untll recently, however, most of them stemmed from the dinerent emotional meanings money h-. tor each spouse. But today It I• external press urea that cause the frictions." Here are some tips from family expert• on how to llJ)proach the subject of money In these troubled times: 1) .. rul1tlc. RNllze that Inflated prices are a·fact of life that will be with u• quite a while. 2) Don't try to OOftlPIN'• todll1'• coeta .......... JOU,.........,"°"' JOU' childhood. lt'a not possible to be u economical as we remember our parent• were. ·3> hew IMncee .... lo be ...,_.. rour ...-. ... , let,_,... "oweeotltlot" olMt .,... of ....., •· ., ................................. ..... eec9' °"*'• ............ 5) Don, ...._. __. aa.. _., .....,_. Lati11na FAMILY WUIQ.Y. l tJll II 11, t9N • a Here'• aoltneee. fuhk>n, perfect flt. senaJble pncing-everythlng It takes to make our shoes rare flnaaT GAIL $21.95 Women'• boot.a of 90ft. glove lealher with pedded 1"80lea and lnalde zipper. 1 Inch .-eked ...... Owrall height: 7¥1 lnchee. COlORS: llACK. CAMO., IROWN. NAVY OR WHITE • StZES: NARROW -I.._.. 12 MEDIUM -4 lhrough l2 WIDE -5 ttwaua1t t2 lWHOt.E 8IZE8 ONLY -NO HALF SIZES) TEASER $12.95 Rich, leather.tooklng aandale with luxurioualy cushioned lneolea. 1 ¥1 Inch heefa. Adjuatable COlORS: Instep •tr-s>. 8lACt<. CAMEL. NAVY Ott RUST. SIZES: NARROW -51,\ tlwough 12 MEDIUM -4 dvought2 WIDE -5 dvouah t2 (NO HAU' StZES ~ tO) JOY $10.95 Uvety Graeahoppera by Keets. Really comfortefe with soft cloth uppera, full padded lnaofes, rope-trimmed crepe90les. COLORS: NAV'f, RUST. BEIGE. BLACK OR WHITE. SIZES: NARltOW -SY, tlwough t2 MEOIUM -4 through 12 (NO WIDE WIDlHS) (NO HALF SIZES OVER tO) SHERRY $12.95 Vereetlle, 90ft INthef-llke pumpa with padded Insoles and wonderful ~ Inch heels. COU>t'8: TO ORDER USE COUPON CAMEL. BLACK. NAW. OR SEND LETTER SIZES: RED OR WHITE. • Add I I .25 fof poegga NARROW -5 y, dvough t 2 • It .00 •xtn for ell eln9 OY9' to MEDIUM -4 through t2 •Sorry, no C.O.D.'e WIOE -5 through t2 • ~ If not delighted (NO HALf SIZES OVER IOI a.;;i;;,;-~----------ORDDFOIW -~-------------- IOFWEAA SHOES • 1111 S.n Jednlo • ft.-... • Houeton Tex• 17002 <'"'--Print) __.. • NAMt~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Al>OftUS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CITY STATE 'II' HAM[ Of SHO£ SIU WIDTH 001.0lt l'IUCE Add S1.25 poetao- TOTAL •---=-:=~=--- ··. r.wha in the Wwld!· Quips &Q_uofes ISOBEL de ROSNAY Good loob .. ....,, tlriftig" Our own ce1Mlld ... for ._ poor....._ ricb111rt legelMI is Isobel de Romay, the daughter ol recently bighted &nancW Sir Janaes Coldsmith and the wife ol Buoo Arnaud. The beautiful 22-yea.r-old, report- edly worth over $80 million, is said to 8n<l tending her looks "very tiring" and will not venture out of the house when she is tired, claiming she is then sci unattractive ber friends rould never recopim her. Recently, Isobel tried her hand at modeling. It terri- BJFrank ....... I LinLEEMILV "ca.Me,.,_..,, r•"' .. '•••• ........... ..._ ......... ,.. • • FAMILYW£EKLY.S..•••• 11,111• THI ~ Llfl! OF WllJJAll MTHOllY PllAZMY ft'oM .......... ........, lo ........ _......., On......., .. , ........... Oii........, M '• • ....... and be pve up his wife to ~ this "'double ti&. .. The MOit Revenmd Bishop William Anthony Pru- tlry, 61, WU just plain "'Bill" to bis wefJk. day colleagues at a New York automotive shop. But. to 1968, be decided to enter religious service. Joe Puccio, ooe ol the men at the shop. says: °'When I found out Bill wu a bishop-well, I t.bougbt it was pretty unusuU. The men are really open with him. tbouglrtbey tend to try to hold the languaeo down. Bill is very skilled at his job. And he's sort ol lib a father 6gwe for us.; be' s a fellow you can Jean on. tell your problems to.· Becoming a bishop required tome SllCl'i6ces-one of which was giving up his wife, Petrooe11a (a must, according to church law). She now lives apart from her husband in a nearby "con- vent .. and sews vestments for the church. f And the congregation gets every bit of ! BilYs salary, with his blesainp. Bishop j PraDlcy built his church himself, in the 0 1 tnditimal Eastern Ewopean sty~. •to remind the people of their churches bade l home in the old cOwitry." It's even heated by a coal stove! j '-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---'U &ed her ... rm., IC8ftld. fm trembling." she said before her tum came to parade an out- &t before Princess Anne and 800 otben on the grounds of the Tower of London for the Save the Children Fund. •1 must remember MllOUR'8 ANIOUllY • ., .. D ...... Afw POOR FOURTH At.-_. .......... ara1 (This fact I belieYe sboWd be ....... , Meua more lhaa away a thing To a housewife with howeworll oh.I ... Not more daaa clotbia& °" cuh Or jewelry, food, OI' ..... .. ~ .... duma husbaad, Some w.bies (I'm oae ol lbem) think. "'Oil, honey. pat clown that bn>om. Tbat mop and that rag;' I dare mention. "'I'm home, and I hope~ how I hope, 111pt,~there'stime,101De altlllatiaa. .. Trying to meet peopk half WGfl " .,,, to ,,. Vo" wonder If they underdand froctlon6. -Franldin P. ]Dftfl to take 90 steps," she whispered to benelf bmeeth • dazzlina lllaile tMt did • lot.toliide tbeJDDer W B '•oew, ..... JOU wonder how she ... up in the morning. •.. men pinched Judy Garland's derNre, 101De eW1D propositioned her. One, more prouic, asked her for a date. 'What ooold I say?· Judy once shrugged.' I doo't want to go out with y_ou because you' re short? So I said. "No, I don't thinlc my mother woul~ let me." So he said. "Aw, bring your mom along, toot• ... .From.. .. Down ~ y eDow Brick Road: TheMakingofTbeWizardof0z,"byDOug .. How do Jove birds bow McClelland (P)'nmid Boob, $4.95). when love is at an eodr A ...., .......... aloty llbCMlll • grMI -rhe trill is gone ... ....... d-lc:: ·· '.WalLJliaoe)L.can thank-"RI'tJIMJL(aJ Vii:SQ};.JuJJdllJ=legic__, _______ pH1A44ytp-- Cod hia Sevn Dwada werea't real!' Owens 63. llllndll' Mel Tonne 51; Jae- ..,... one mmnber queline BiAett SZ; Claudette Colbert 69. of MGM publicity ,.._.,-Joey Heatheotoo 32; Charles after months of try-Evers M. Weclft11..,-J11eltie Cooper S.S. ing to cope with the Thunder-Peter Falk •9; Liu.nm Bacall 52; swarm of midgets B. B. King 51. frtder-Anne Bancroft "5; who portrayed the Chief Justice Wamm Berger 69; Roddy Munchlrins and..,.. McDowall 48 . ........,-Creta Garbo 71; dry diminutives in Roaano Brazzi 58; Fnnlcie Avalon 36 . . The Wizard ol Oz. ' The little people weni y .... .., ....... probably the production's m_. ~ ache. Three huncnd md lfty ...... wet'9 needed b t.be picture, and tbe polyalot pGap of little people A JI I bled CW frcm a wide ,.... of pd ·xa w.y ol tbe Munchkins were mklpb who. in fact, were forced to make their IMq by paobancDiq and pr'Oltitutioft. Allilanb were ordend to watch the crew of midpb, who brandisbed knives and often conceived pe•kw for other larger Metro penonnel. Tlie small -1MDAY Pl!OPU: "'-rHl ....... lnd.,.._Fall THROUGH A CHILD'S EYEI .. -... -....-... oflelMj co111r11111t1011e .•o "Clllld." '•"''~ ~.::~~M9~."·. s..-.,...oW Maria, who recently lbOved inlD ow nei&h· ._._..,._c,1 ... w. .... prop11 ... .....,., wflh -£.s'W. ......... -1uHrlelHI asked wllat lier .................. , ... ... ,..........,, .......... tnOIDeftt, ... repUecl bJIPtly, "'lie'• Mll4'.....wf" -~ H..,,,,._, S... Fr•daeo, Cali#. .. --.-... .... --..... ·--·-- Warning : The Surveon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 13 1111: 'l•C 0.8 .... MCOlllll IW. Plf Clfl""I. flC ., Ats'. 76 LIGHTS 1' ""~ "t 1 rA.•• f, •, • 1.t ~, ,, " -.,. ,. , ~· r-------~ Mii 1DC RCA MUSIC SERVICE • .. 8 PO Bo1RCA 1,tndl.wpolt1.lnd 46291 =.'f I I t enctow 6C Plea" ec:cep1 my trtet -bef· - I I Al'E' -..Up in-~Mu9ie S.rvte.-.ndMM 1M JM o...,..,':' ~ICKEL 0 hit• 1•,_. Indicated here I -y , .. urn my e ...._ ___ _. I introductory M4«tlona et the end ot t O deya HERE II not Mlisfled. •nd my nickel will 119 refunded. I Of I will Mee> them end 119r-to Duy 4 more et reoui.. Muaic s.n.ic. Pfic.. In the ne•t •~-,,,_., 8ftet ____ _. I wftic:tl I -,, canc:e4 m y ....mNnNp I •II• ai: • I ..., - I ._ ................................ ., ........... . ...., ........... ,...., _ _., ................ ~ I =~," 1Poetaoe _, Mnd•ino chetv9 edded '° I • --. -.......................... ----.... ~ ............ _ ... ,_...,. I •<dllcl•...,>: .. -..-..-....,......, ......... ~ (dllil*.... ----,, (]CUTRIOGU ~ lllr ...... 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N._Un-... ..._., ......... ••••• .. ,,..._ .... ,.._.,......... WEEK All's Fa~r .. WAID S. Lii IHC. 1234 S. Main St. Santa Ana -547-5126 CllVlll MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa A na -135-3171 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa M esa -140.9100 CHEVROLET COHNll.L CHIYIOLIT 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546· 1200 DATSUN OOTDATSUM 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -142-7711 •AID84 •IOYI DATSUH 13861 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -IJt-7000 THIODOH ROllMS FOID 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa M esa -642-00 Io SUMSIT FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -64MOIO UMIYllSITY Ol.DSMOllLI 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa M esa -140.'640 ALUM Ol.DSMOllLI. CADILLAC & aMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -131-0IOO HONDA IOH •OODWIM HOHDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171·0412 HOHDA SANT A AMA 301 W. Warner Ave. Santa Ana -140.74JO LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHHSOH & SOH UHCOLN-MllCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140.1610 SANTA AHA UMCOLH MllCURY 1301 No. Tustin Santa Ana -147-0511 OLDSMOBILE UMIYllSITY OU»SMOllLI 2850 Harbor B lvd. Costa Mesa -140.'640 PONTIAC PHIWPS IUICK, PONTIAC &OPIL IHC. 24888 A licia Parkway Laguna Hills -137-2400 IOMaOODWIM POMTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerto n -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI DON IUIMS POISCHI AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -636-2333 C .. CK IVllSOH, IMC. 44~ E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0tOO SUBARU GAIDBfGIOYI SUIAIU 13821 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -114-DIOO TOYOTA llU.WAXIY TOYOTA 18881-Beach Blvd. Hunt. B each -147.elH VOLKSWAGEN DONIUIHS YOUSWAGBf 13731 Harbor B lvd. Garden Grove -114-4100 ,; .. -.. l,_ • lllJ Cl) llfl F-.. los MCtlts R1111s n All1nt1 falconJ 8 Q Cl) G llfl f....,. Oo•hhlMtr Came 1-0envtr Broncos n Cnc1no111 Btnr1ts Came 2-P1mbur1b Stolen ~s Oa~l•nd Raidt11 es...s.,n.n l .. JO e ........... C.llforn11 Allttll vs Ch1eai o While Soi ll:tO Cll ~ F-.. Sin 01e10 Clmceri vs Km11 C11r Ch1ets 1lOI • lllJ U.S. 0,.. 1..-M111·1 srnrlu l1n11s 11om ro1u1 ll1lls, Ne• YOlt Seerta 5"c:ill 80tb Annval Cheyenne fronlltt Daws ROdto QI .. ,..... p:::t Stt tltll YS 01~l1nd R11dm eu . .,....r ...,.,_..,w~cu..,...... .... ,..... • (!JI ) ~ r ...... '16 H11ht11Ms p1,,trs Ind to ms hOlll Plmc!US S.tur4'y's= rimes Y, Sf'1DllU JJ 6:11 • <a > o llf\ ....., "4tlll Feet~• M11m1 Dolphin) " 8uff1lo Bills t:JO • C..,. C.., lleck, (2~h1) Pl1yott &amt numbti ont 110111 Montrnt. Canada WlDIUOo\Y, Si'TtlttH U l:OI 8 CMNe C., '*"r (3hr) Second 11mt 111 Best 2 ot 3 pt1yoll series from Mont1u t. Ct111daJutu11n1 Curopun end NO!th Ameriun tums fltlhAllAY, SlrnMIU 1' t.tO • lelilla r, .. .._ oew.K l'm&f. SflttltlP l 7 S:tl 18 .. IMtw .._. San f1111c1~ Ci.ants vs C1nCJMat1 lleds t:JI 8 CMNe C.., Hidlf f~11d &1me lft bnt 1 ol 3 pll~OH W•U hom M011tr11t C4tlfd1 SATUllOAY. smtMIO II 11:00 8 @ a. ...... ~ .... e "'* PriJ ,_. MATP Ooulllts Cli1mp1011s/11p St1111 l1n1l 6o11bles '"'lcbu from Woodlands. ftm ll:ll. (8 ) 9 llCM F .... C4iorado n W1tb1ntton 4:JO • lllJ CIS 5-ta ~I •s,.ucw.. 5*1. ~:') Ol ••• WW. hill tf ""11 It.JI e F ...... Allloftl et UClA THIS WIEl-O_N-CHMNEL 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION Su.MY, sun-. U J .............. .... hlMl 11 ,,.... S:tl .._..., WelJ S:JIW. "-J ,.,.: • c:..w. lllltllllm•llltF-5. .. A f'llCa llr • .,., 7:11.._ , .... "Awtrel!Ul" f1111 Calwer strmes tllt 1m POlt•nct of body ,.,ftlltS$ 1n • atronc t1nn11 11111• 7: ..... ......... 'ltfect,,,...... 'lk S«nt lrfe ol 111 O«ht1t11" •:• .... •111tCtm t.tl ........... ..... W1ll11m Wt1tm1n is piof1ltd lt:tlTis- MOllDAY, sm1• .. n J:OO flea • a.c-A docu menta,, on the problems ol tllt etderlr l:Jt lllllttt .... , .. lt•l1•Mi· .. ••s..... .... S:tl Tiie Oedrtc C....., 5:••-.,. 1:11 Alllill Allly "llltrnOfltS lftd Y1$1011$" 7:19 Tiie Ortllltr 7:l0 °"' ,., ......... ,,_ l:ll~··~ """ t:OI o..w s-llM ... 11:00.....Vuew.r...,, TUDCMf, $UTUtlU 14 J:tl lllltf ,.... "A•lllfttsa" (R) J:M llllltt ... en' hlp1111r· .. ••s....ser.e HI o.ctrtc C..., 1:• c.m.111 ... t:M S-..t Mtlltltl "Cbo1ua Comp1ot1011" ruturu flw• put champion quartets. $1111· 1n1 1ted1tlon1I and up·but ~JI ~:~';' .......... t:llMll:a......., t:tl latttr,it<t Tk11tr: flit ....... A llYt·part drlN 1bolt1 • llCltd stont slolu ftom an tnd11n sl111ne tlllt bflnrs bad tu~ to tllost wllo owa tl 10:19[1111111t.C,. ll:tO Medleitutlnr ...,, WOIOOIY, SV'flmO JS 3:00. ,,...,. a..r J:M lllllter t11era' ltelc•lillr· ... t•s....ser... 5:19 Tiie l1ldrlc c..,., !: ... ..... 1:91 .... fftt II .... , , ........ Isa .. .. ............ 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A documentary descrlbln& the many proitcts vndttw1y 1t the N1v1I Rtsterch Institute lo study the WOltd of Ille lh11k l:>I llltttr h(t11' lltlc•Nt· .. ............ 5:tl Oedrtc c..., 5: ... ...,. ........ ..,... l:M Mt OW It ltt A Frlt114: ........... ,. ··-.... c.ter All 1lfec11onalt and u1a1in1 trl butt to Boston's 1111,01 ol shlun ytllS-Ollt of lht most color. lul and contr~ersial p0lit1· cilns Boston has ever known. 7:tt ,...._a,......_ Pert 11 ol I p.tntl dltcUUIOll on PIO ~Is for httplnf COPf with 1nft1t1011 ............. ""'ii ... l:ll N ,.,_ ""' ....... , ... Ab!Olfl pity Nit4 on lttten from tht art.ISi to his llrotlltl J ... Tlle ....... ~ Nott Cowt1d "'rs t~t cttlfr1t 10le 111 llrs -satt11,i., no111 tllt tonne11t of a ps~atrrsl wllo rs torn klwttn loYe I• his •rf• end I PIAIOMI• de· 1111 for 1notlltr """"" ll:JO Tiie lllcW/U!Wtt ..,.,. SAJUIOAY, srm .. H J ........... ~ ...... ""' ..... '"' ~---..."""" l:JI-....: • ......, (R) 7:19( ...... "" ..... 1:19 ._tr,itu Tktt11: Tiii ...... lHUttlltt., ...... The Ca~aln & tennll~ -AEC (Coneutt U.tlnp tor D•y a Time) THI CAPTAIN a TWNNILU ...,. ... ltuehlW and wtle ...... of Deryt Dr8IOft end Toni T ...... wtlo won ... car-r ""9cold of ... Y..,.. ...,.. tor ...., .... Ml ''Lowe wtn Ke.p U. T......,," In a one-hourvaMIJ ...-emphealzlng .............. OOIMdr and ................. Aa .,, 1llM11w 11111111r loucll, Toni'• ....... LoWu and ll1tlw, ....................... Alwtf ....... ,.,..,... ....... ~ ......,. end daMer1. The couple'• pet bulldop, 91odettck ..... R-1'1111, ~ Oft ......... of ..... of ...., ...._) .. *9p bJ WMlllr to .. COMl'Mnt" on ... procHd ..... All's Fair -CE5 MONDAY-1:30PM TNa "81-4'our _...., poeee the qunllon of whllMr a 11111ttl1lulrll, euper CORH •••••· , .. ,.., ..... ~ ed-......... •"'*'ll•n. D.C., cen IM lrul 1ow""' a as.,... old hi ..._ ............. wtlo le alao beauUful, MIJ, and pe•c...,_...IUcllwdC......endhrnldeltit.....,_11« ................................... , ""° ..... ected lo .... ~ ........ In low....,......., ......... 909 and their pDIH 1111rt pollkal ...... OtMn In ... ceet Include J.A.. ,,...... ..... c:elu ................. Jeck Dodeon .. . ~ _,., ......_, aM ,,.,,,,., Kef\an u ..... ,...,_. ''polllcal ........ , ............ The· OLEst -tac W!DNESDAY-10:00PM let In ... Wiii .._.the tum of h oenlury, that lulty apct w ........ ,., ... Id In ... adwenture9 of two..,...,. 111 ... tor 9'llr elalllf, a caplhe of h Clte,.noe lftdllna. Thi ......,. 11...,. and Guinan .. udlne, portr.,... bJ Kurt ........ Md Tint lbtheaon-follow the trall ol the a.,..-, 8lld 91M:IU u• a plerJ of ~ dtlractlfl 1n11u•• ....._...,., ••lrllllus. Nlooft glrta end tncllaM, ..... good ..... Md. Tiie.........,. .... ..,., ..... durtnt the ...... ,... ............................. took their ,...... ............. ~>·• , ...... .., lndlene white Owllln (1'1 .. Uft) wound up In Ian ''wteco and hM the ..._..1111 of en ed111oabon. WEDNESDAY-9·30PM Lind• Lavin 1t•r• t11 Allee Hy .. 11 re enlly ""ldowed ••plnnq tlnger, tempo1ar1ly #orlllng a1 ii w.111reu 1n a Phoenla cale where pandemonium 1 the ·~c1alty ol the houae B•s•d on the movie Allee Ooe1n I L111e H.,• Any More •• the hall·hour comedy ""'•Ii co ·sla•~ VI<: Tayback H Mel the grulf c•I• owner Polly 1-!olllday aa the braah Mnlor wa11reu wllh •n 1nvet11!11e truck drl11er'a 11ocabul•ry Beth How1,1nd 11 the well·inlen· lloned fellow w•llren V111a, whot.11 hmldlly 11 1ur paaa•d only by hf'r clum11neu, and Phillip McKean pcrttava Tommy. Allee 1 12 year old aon SA TUADAY-1:30PM A lftdowed J .... ,... ............. man (P .. Mor- ita), newlJ errtwecl In Chic ... , unwl""'91r ,._ e eutter•Mlecl AIMflcen pt~ llaftctwd) .. '°""' ... '°' .... ch ..... , end ,...... ............................ lftlro. duced to • 111'11l1able ~· Hie dllllllled, heed-of-the-ttw ........, ....., -... her wide •red YftPl"8dlotMIMr .-Me eon end Uughter (Gene ftroleneto end June Angeta) ehow lmmedlm atgn• of cepttuletlftg to baM- beH, hot doge end apple pie. e:oo 8 S-..S...r ........ •ef..wm . ...,.. IOI OUTLAW O~ATO• BRISTOL MEAT MARKET CPOIMHLY aMT9 MIAT CO.I • ... LY SHCIALI • W9t ... TUUIYI IYIH SUMDA Y -MOMTH OP HPTIMIH -MO f'UICHAH MICIHAIY • OYM THI COU"1'.._,.~ SllYICI I~ WIFIATUU MANNINGS BEEF • 17'1 SO. llJSTOL SANTA AMA PHOMI: 117-6117 OPIN t 06 DAILY Pr.-Del•""f: ....... n.n.. IHOMILC>Nlrl IAMIAMHtcAID ...... • (11) D ID -10:30- i.-If Utt <Ill D HtllJHt4 --• <• l ) ~tl K..,, Dl11 ............ _ . ....,,.,.. .f .... 11:00 •cm ,...,,......_ • 0 cr.t • ,_ flC'ltlfy ....... • <• ())) illl .... S..t e ....,._: S«t 01yhn11 Mov1u ..... ......... ...,, ...... -11:30-•cm S.Kll l9f T-· Al"RRNOON 12:00 ......... eTtTlltM Tri.ell Diel •• °"' •~~a uo.ooo 'Yr• • ....,._: Ste Oayhme Mov1u • I Dr•• If Jea11111t cm "'911 AH1lrOot llr•tu Ul ..., ...,.., ...., Hert· -SDtrl~ ·----°"" -12:30- .. Ille Wtrld T11m Clll Ill Dip ti O•t 1:00 ........... : I:. ) Of) Ry111·1 ...,_ ••Ml• m Mlcl Ml,_tt Clollna iJll ..... Ste 01yt1me Mow1u -~tleulfeet11r11 -l:lO- • (17) CJ) T1lt GuWl111 l1Pt D lllJ Cltl D Tiie Diet.fl CJ) TIM HIMJ•nun • (IJI) IJt) OM lift to Lin . ....., ...... 2:00 8 dll CJ) C NI 111 tM hlllilJ D ft Cl ) <10J D Alletlltt Wolld • Oalt & "'""' ,..,., e ..... : 54, Daytime Mo .. u e ltA !Mttr lllt1Mlwl/ft1tum -2:15- ) 1)1 litetr1I lloslit1I -2:30- • fli I) llatu c-. •rat11et a... ... I.' IAMll1t1Mw1 •MlcMJ .... O. mr .. turtt CB u s.w111 £1t111 -5:30- •• 111 IT If • (2t t J) .... r I i r.nrldl' f 1111ity ......... CllS.rrun .2fJ lly """ S...1 fD T1lt llectrk ~ ...... hllll'M • T1lt ....... ''""" I -9·Jt-__ .. _U_N_D_A_Y __ r :!.<Ill~ .Wl,.....,.... e u w •c....... •<•()))....,~ ........... ..... ,,..... (fl ~ ........ a ....... s,.....,. . .....,....,........,._ . .,.....,.,..... a~..-...•Sln6c• 10100 • 1UJ ()) Wl ftllW Los Allttlt1 Rims VS Allinta r ale OM 8 0 Cl). IFL fHthll D UI' 11•11 Gllllt Ollt IS Dtnwt1 8tont.oS vs CinctnMtt Bttlpb Ste ond p1111 IS PrttM1111~ Stttltrs ws Oaijalld lttodt11 .Cl) ......... •s.....'-'*' ........ 1,.. (fl lleet .. ,.,_ a...,~ ...... (tJICJ)) .. as.-. ..... .,.. -10:30-• A11tl1 hH~tll C1lofo1n11 Allltts "' CllacO Wlutt So• al ........ • <• ) • W...t11• tf .... ..... ,Cllllll •c:MrJa..-1 ... 1111 11100 Cl) \111111 ......... Slllll • <• (J)) a o.-... c_.. t11 Wl ,_.. S.n DitlO Cl\111111 "' KlllllS City Cll ltfs .,.... •a.dlllttle"'-• Anl._a.dl •'-.... .......... -ll:JO- CI) ......... f,_ A"-- lllml1c "-t" (sd Ii) '66-All lap IMM us1 •<•(1))0 ............ Hal Linden IS hoit ol t!llS ntw MlltS llltl looQ ti U1e woild of animals t111ou1ll wt. llistort. llt11ature, music and theetrt ........ An'SIHIOOll 1100 • (ft) (I) UJ. 0.-TllMlit Mtn's 1111cln ltnals from torut Hills. lltw Yor\ .,..a.-,-. Cl) s,.rta S,.clal "80th Annual Cllertnne Front111 Days Rodto" THI --•SECOtmTRUST DIED LOANS ON ANY REAL ESTATES 173-213 OfHtR ~ ft l'l(Al ANNUA l Pt•< t ... IA<".t •att 1 10 \ ••\ Not all second trust deed lo.ns cost the same. That's why the Federal Government has given you a simple way of co mparing the annual cost of any loan .. the Annual Percentage Rate. The lo wer thi• rate, the lower your annual cost. Most other companies ask you to pay Annual Percentage Rates from 17"., to 21" ... That's because they charge you 10·~. interHt, a ma"imum commis· sion and give you a short time to repay. Not us. Through Reliable your interest rate is lower (9<\,), the commission is lower, and you get more rime - 8 years -to fully repay your loan, including prin· cipal and interest. There are no balloon payments . We offer you an Annual Percentage Rate of 12.88110 • Check around. We believe it's the be t rate avail· able. The figures look like this. For every $1,000 you borrow you pay only $14.66 a month for 96 months. The total of payments is $1.407.36. You can choose a shorter te rm loan at a proportionately higher Annual Percentage Rate. Naturally, you can pay off your loan at any time by pre·payi ng in1ere11t on the balance in accordance with statt> law. You may borrow from $2,000 to $50.000 on a fir!lt or second trust deed loan -on any real ee.tale any· where in California. On the average, you'll have ~ur loan in 10 days. No gimmick~ No double-talk We ju~t think it'~ good bu in ns to give you the fach .. and mo re money for your money. I e1RELIABLE ll MORTGAGE CORPORATION Tr1_, _, R._... lrlUrs ltr 26 yun ~IOffka: Ch .... Co: 2295 W B.tll Rd . AMhe1m (714) Tl6·654S Loe~·: 320 No Vermon1 (21S) 666•2525 S FValle\I: 184b5 Burb.mk Blvd , T4r iono (21S) 997·22S4 Df~• Toll•f.-Plto-.: S..n Gabriel Valley 1213) 442 66611 South B.ty Lnn11 Be-4th {213) 644 2272 \Nnturo County (lK>SI 497 373.'.l ~ ... 1 IUNDAY (COMlft-4t • ... it: (C) "Wiit Wu flat lM1" (comJ '60-Tonr C11!11$. Ott~ awtin. Janet l 111h .... it: "flJi•• ltallltlltth" ~c!Y) 51 John Wl)tlf, Robtr1 Ryan ~ WI. F~ P11tsbu11h ws Oa~ land ..... "~1111 tD U.$. "'11ttlac f •ratlert ·, !If tiaut Jllllior Fr.,.,.. t11a111,..... ... <·• ) c-,-, WetW tD c.i.ity .... ,..., Otl llCAA llicliliPb -l:lO- Qf) 1111 .,..,. lf'tCtlln (lll tl_).....,~ 2:00 • .,.. .. w...., • .....,, "Tiit AMiii lrlltll" (CUml '37-trent Ounnt. Ca1J c,,nt ., .. a F• ,_ TN,, • A PIK.e ,_ • SW, <~ m> r .. f...,. • SH,rt"' o-i. QJ)Yllt~ -2:30-a ,..._. ,..,.. a. 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MY "Da.,., Ciockrtt's Keelbolt RKt IR) r tU P11k11 Slits H lhr lt&tn 4'ry hero •hO finds lumtelf p1lltd 1111nS1 an t•Ptrt nve1 tmeltr rn 1 mt hom Kenlucky to He111 Orlun1 11t1lh his winier fur Wen 11 sl1ke Budd) [bu n and Jett Yo1k co 1111 1,, ~ s,.clal Purl Bailer G hell :J.,8 (I ) Q)J C~ll,rtft't "Snen Atone" Conclu\lon of 1 11110 p1rt llory •bout stren yo11n1 ch~drtn left alone to Im the ~rd 1lllo11n<1 denccN or uownc frontier Amt1iu 11111 1111 duff\ or 111111 oartnl1 rn the 18•0·1 ....... : c """'"" Ht-. ' Hill" (d11) 56 Robert wa,ner Terry M00re • ltd. s,.e. • n. f1I fa latllMM DrlM• .tf ...... : c ...,.. o... .. ol Me Tit" (dtal 1 f 00111 Mc~lu1e, 01r1en McCiv1n m "' Noaesflf -7:30- fD Ot. Wiiii: Tiie lllM " (flt m a.ru. u.. .... ,r .. flllti 8:00 II jll )t t ,,__, C. V111 tCJ 1*11 loltnn, ~ 1uob ..,, W1ylon leM1n111nd l•mffly W)11tllt a to l'1 t 1 m rn.,, °""" ly11n1 ol l•n Pu Allry IR) Ouuna .an on a11 ••OIO 1nltmew 1 top son& •lllt• •1111n with his itilt ;nd d1u&lltt1 nttdl" his sone pluHr• .and 1ftwlts both lllr 1o1n11111 sr" '"d '"' 1nlt1Vll'•l'f I llrr hr IS ShOI llld suso«U •bound' Rwor Vall,, Polti 8t11en l\tfl Btlll lllKha,I c,,,,n, Albtrl S••m1 and Renrt )111111 tutSI t httr .. ,..," Ya""' Hout 8 (Jtl •t ):>t SuMlliltilSMH IRl Secret ol B11foot Co/lclusion W1111f wart~•ftl lor hwo S<itntrlls m1siin1 111 lhr hmbt1 country ol ~o•lhrrn Cahto1n11. Slt~t comu upon 1111nhr lootp11nl$ ind lht thlw 11t11n) tor the lt ltll4'•t 81a loot m lllo9lt: '°SaHs ., '" J11M" (d11) 49 lohn W.1y11r Jobn Ac11 ~ele Mm . forrut !IJ(~" GI S. Yorty Sllow t9 lhslcal V111tty f£) (ftllillf .. ,. -1:30- • ~II « MIU!'INM JC1 0wtrtff.S llllQilft 9:00 8 I1 ( 1_f lt11• (R) Mo11~ llndl h1111wn under 1nvtst1&at1011 by lht 1nttrnal 1ff111s d1v1~1011 u •ell .as a hoshlr 1wst1n1 d1Sht<I tornty, when 1 th1el Ko11~ 111es1eo w1tho11t wffic1enf rndenct c111ms ht p.i1d lht delttlrrt I bribt a 0i u m 111c SH••1 Mptt111-Ctl~•M A M1tw ot Honor' (A) While d11vin1 lhrouah Mt11co, Columbo 1l drawn by local oolitt rnlo 1nwut1&11rn1 a llom1c1de '" ·~1th 1n 111na bullftahler 11 lht wspect Rrurdo Montalban sutsts D G.afMr Tld Arwtllr1111 8 (Qt! CJ ) IJJ AIC Sund11 lllt•lt : rc-i (tll) "SllHI •Illini" (susp) lb-Andy C111f1th, Bradford 01llm1n H••ty C11ud1no. Don Gordon Adam Wldt Anna Btrftr Cr1H1th \111$ i$ I ptOs«UIOI IO< lht New York 01st1l(I Attoiner s otlrce wflo Illes IO C-Onnecl I Sllttl mua tint Ind lllOldtl to Ill Ollln•/~d t11mr h1u1, . ... -~,. • ..,. .... r""' an. o.w11 m ...... ,~. T11111r1: n. Moon· •-A live part d11~ •bout 1 labulouf diamond stOlen ''om 111 lnd11n sllr1ne that 1>11111> bid lud to 11\ost »~11t1d llilfh •I ., (I s... .. $~ !'hi.ti -9:30-a llmii!OnllleMlb~Oelt't ,.,. lltit I J S...., I C...-117 ., .... Utt .~ .. 10:00 8 J.7} llfiliil-.,ICU '""' "The SK""OiiTlfroluuoe lony ll1n~ll ~1111tes 1114! story of I.lit lndllSlt~l l!t\'Olution in ~tt"4 1 SIOIY Of itolrn stilt steftl~ Y1nku ·~cenu11r 1nd """' Mlm~n 1en1u1 Prorr.,n dnts ••lh thr bee1nmnr of 1ndusr'y 111 Amt• IQ uo lh1tt men 1n rm11cul1r {II WMnt1 S.a111uel Sqtt• and fm1t1~ c..bol lO•tN 90.,tl~f) Gl""9/ llM ...... all~ '91icr ftf11111 m 1'11Ntt1 HI Wt!CA ScllOOt tor Sund1f' Rttlt.t1<1 B11nSley Stltfld4ft l comtd1 •S iet 1n 181-etntuiy IOlldoll 1114 involves ' coltrit of auests e~the1ed at t •dr Snw•ell's for tht lOlt ourDOSt or SCHUd•nc llllhCIOln f OUt p lllOvl Ollt lil0fht1 ., .., ,.,. m ..... '°'"" s... -10:30- D t>l! I) !IOI Cit Tiit Dtttctiw Bull 1n J. Cb1111 Shop .. (R) When 1 crntttJ old '"dr d•f1 loll• ol htt •ld.,ly f11f'nds 541mmon Otr Dennis 0 Jinn (l1ny Htcm1n) 11'110 1Hlto ttC.11 ol 1~e11 $Ul/)tCIOns al tout Pl•Y unhJ llnother ol them dttl • ,_, s..,,.,,, s... • (rlli Cf>) l>t! ...... ftr ... Wllile "'-t Second 1n I st11es GI wt O•pth eum111111onr ol Prtsidtnlial tind1dllU 1110 llSUts D fi11111 U11t faTrmlfillll '1:00 a lQJ Cll> m o• .,._ .. .., .... . '"""'"' ..1 n.. rn CJtr~ • M.wlt: "ftrf 0.." (WU) '58-CJrnJ W1Jh 1 Bt11n Ktrlh • SWsttt CIMN lll <I" lltM .i IN "-'21! MtriQ_.100 , .. ,. I 121 ) Wr Wil!U1111 S11ow m Ji"'"" s.iwrt si. -11:15- 11 l•SMllllJ •M~ -11:30- • Su11daJ Sports fi11alllll1ewle: Cl wllle E'lif ti f11Mmtti11" {hor) '64 Pttu C11slun1 011nun L1111ont D S-1117 ' c:o.,.., • flit 700 Clllll • Ptter lllnll1fl Van.ty Sllow <Il l.,.. CJ Mtrie: ~ "Tiit C.Vrt , .... , .. <com) ·~-01nny IUyt 1' Mlwie: "lh11t ~ ... (dra) '38 Horml Shorer. fyront Powtr ~ .... ""9r Jt••· ('2fi I I) '-111 lll11J1te• Sltft m Tiit m. ciu. iflJ Mtrie: t"C "Tiii Cir~" Par1 II (dra) 63 IOlll lryo11 t2:00 SIViftof...,_.._ hOO 11 Al OM •-· ((JI) tJJ) ~ ..... 2r00 9 Mtrit: ~llK•J llllOlllttalli" (wu) ·so f 1101 flynn II s,.Mlllc frMIJ -3:30- ...... : ·~1 "'Tiit llllk Sttrd" (Id~) '62 Cuy lOC~woo4 ., .... I-MONDAY SlmMIEIU fer ....... ....,_ liltlle. ... lff DA"1M£ rtOCWIS. .... lit,.., _1ulme,.,. Ille ....... Dlmalf llOWIES ll:tO • CC> "Tilllil ' ... ... Oruau" (c.om) '6~-tun Pierre Talbot, Jun 8ou1se. ~c_,_ ....,... •• lllPt" (com) '39-Ray Milland, Sonia H11nt. a a::i .. , .. u.... ,,.,., ........... (Com) 'S3-Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russell n• • CC> .,., Ille flnt n.t" (mus) '59-M11io Lana. U:tl • '1Wt C:.... Mr. Jtt ... " (d11) '•I-Robert Montaomtry, Evelyn Keyes, Claude R11ns. t••·· '""ii ........ (dlll '61 -Efrem Z1mballst. Miit OICklnson. Jae) Kelly. 2:M • (C) "C~t111e ef M1~1t" (QOm) '69-Elvis Pr~y. Mtry Ty!tr Moote. J..•9 "Mer~&tlle .... ..,.. (com) '{6-Htdy Lamtn. Robtrt ¥hiker. )(JO. CC> .,..,. ...... Mr. Atlist1" (dra) 'S7-Robtrt Mitchum, Deborah Kerr 8V811111Q 8:00 • (fll CJ) ()) <II ... eo w ••,... •SS..rT,_ ([)~~ • (9 ([)) 0 arL lte14l1J ll!Ot ,...... The seventh seuon klCks off wit11 live cove11ce ol the pmt between the Miami Dofplnns a11d the Bulftlo Bills -~ • "'trWct ftmlly ..... u -~ .Uale .... -6:30-•C...Wc..r. Cil ..., Srilfilll tm lllfy 5rtflll .. •FlllllrMtalf (fll(J)C-.. • Oedrk c.,., 1:00 • Miit 111 A ch1fdftn'J special in wh1Ch a you111 boy fantu11es an 111111111111 lllP whlft dornc his home WOI\ e owa .... •u.r.a. (l)llJ nw.. s. (l)TtTll Ille Trdl .c:..c.er .... ., u.. Llcy • Tiit fll ••CtM • llecW/UIWtt ~ • Dr-* Stfi. -~, ..... -7:30- • (fll CD CH 1tu4l1J .... ; CC> (l~) "QMty CMIJ .... 11111(' (mus) '67-DIC~ Van ~t. Sit~ Ann Ho.es. Adriu Hiii. Huthtr Ripley, A11n1 Quayle, Lionel Jel!nts. Jamn Robt,tJOn Justice. LUGGAGE TAGS , ... 10 from your bu1lne11 card Send one card tor each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0 . requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper, fabric or "Day Glo' paper & we wlll back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back. $2 ea. or 31$5 4/5 tags $1 .60 ea. 6/9 tags $1.SO ea. 10 or more $1 .40 ea. Sales Taic Included No Cefd1 Ot•w yout own or \•nd your n,~. •ddr•\\ .. nd pt\oM number We'lt ""'k• -Otd ,,., l•O 400 1t t..Ch Ba~d on the stoiy by Ian rlem1n .. a11 eccentr1C 111went01 buys 1 diltpl· clated-Cii caflid Chitty Chitty Bina &nc With llis two chlldfen and • tnelld, he drrm to the seashore and there tells ttiem a story that tnvolvn Pllllts, •Jiii 1'111 child catcher, a baroness and uotlC aclwentures . .......... ....... Dlllln ([) Tiit a.. c..ia .Tiit ........ 9 1'ric911 lilld ....., ... UCIJ WIWWttWtf ... (Jllllpll's ....... •a..... nT-...."MV Loou at Oscars" (R) • Flllll c.-. 8:00 :.~~~~'~ '76-Sttw• Rttvts, s11va l\45(1n1. fabf'lllo Mioll1. Alttt stv1n1 Ille llft ol lole, p11ncess ol Jolto. Hertuln mtets Juon 1nd to1etllt1 they $HrCh tor -and hnd-t~t IOlden lleece. but not btfMe t!lty e~unte1 •nd dtstJCy a saw•&• Clet1n bull, J11t111tn and 1 d111on e ltttle: (C) (2~r) "'•t•ll•" (drJ) '68-Ceorce C Scott, lulle Chmht. R1cllud Ch1mberl•1n. Shlfley lln1chl. Atthur Hill. P1po1 Scott. Joseph Cotten Cl) ltttlt: Cl:) (b'l llwtty ,,.. ltUer" (com) '63-Jtrry le•1s, SleU1 Stevens. Del Moore. 1t1thlun Freeman .... (21w) ·~ .... C.· t.lle ii Stclllf' (com) • U-AbbOtt £ Costello. lhrby Grant. (!If ...... f\t WUK. Sf PTEMllEA 12. 1916 • l..tftm ' Mwiltb -* lh*S...Prdief• . -...-=-..,. •LM-& ltmkSlll9 ·~ m11$1tallwa11tty and comedy hour st1r11n1 Lorenzo and Hennetta MUSIC, and ftatunn& tht MuslC Band, Ille QuarJet ind tht Join Darhna f!9ers, . ..,,, .... (JI) lll1tit : CC> "Tiit Alrlcu Q1tu" (dra) '51 -Humph1e1 Bocart, Kathaune Hepburn e1K11eT.,..-. ...... Ulcult ,...,_ -1:30- • CllMI Ct, Mtcht (2\thr) Playoff came numbt r one lrom Montrul, Can1d1. ...... Dlilct ... -1:45-• ......, "'Pt .... : ~ (21w) "'Tiit ~,. (dra) '6S-E11za beth hy1or, RIC hard Burton, h1 Mane Saint, Charles Bronson 9:00 (B lleM:~ (ltlr)"CMUIC#· ...,. (eoftl) '69-ldith Cons. Tell1 Savelli. • lllfy $rfffil .. ......... ""' • Cilt Ul!Mnlt (8 (I)) .. : (C) (Z'iillr) "nte ltH lai41tll" (wts) '69-lelly Slvalas. Gtorce Maham ...,ApMecWt OlllllMf...._ -9:30- -~, c.ttllt • ., "*• hcffic lltttllwm CMMt • .. ,.., ... P!'l!Nltrl ·~· "Tiii SMALL CAil UNITS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SAlES -SERVICE -PARTS "llONAUDD UASINO -AU MAICU & MODILI A 1111 SEUC1IOll Of USfD CMS 142-7711 540-0442 S~rving _A// fleac/, CilieJ S Mt,..,UTES SOUTH OF S~N 01£GO fWY. 18835 BEACH BLVD. (Highway 39 ) HUNTINGTON BEACH MONDAY (C-tlnuNlt 10:00 9 (lll All la .. FMilJ Hol t1en pltUUtt ltOlll Clolia will '" Atclut to takt £d1t~ out '°' a nitht Oii lht Iowa but £c11111 ti httd ol t1k1n1 Ho" 101 1n answt1 e a11 D llsu• I••• <R> llpa lohn 1n1es11a11n tht llay1n1 ot 1 well hked man 1nd ente1s a -•d ol 11it1,1nd not M> elite 1rt du ttl\ and COllKIOI\ ...... .....,. S'--'• B Dlull! -10:30- • Ill '.l Ih d e Maude ' un111hn1 toy1Hy to htt ntphtw Stot 1trttehH ttr, thrn w~tn •t btcomH t •1dt11I lhal hri htt and usy hlhtylt rS 1ust a (O•llUP lor his bHIC I.cl ot ra~1bthl't .. .., .... -10:45-..... 11:00 •••@"-• 90 .... •• lM Mtnc.tll Style SN tt.111 D ~-.... Gtorce K11by 11 cuul ~ • •11 Kelt!Ult, Mary Hamu1 • , .. 14 "" liDfTI Ji liltr..-, CDCIMW 34 -11:30-• J1J CIS Late lltt lt: "' "lttw tt Ct11111lt lluritlt" (com) '69-Bob Hooe. Jackie Glu aon lent Wyman lul1t Nielsen. T1n1 lOUtst a u 'Di aw..,c.. ni. rn aw •T•S.14Slllwt ..... an.. ,.a. ca > s.c. r1cti. TI!utl• 8 llMit: le.' "TIM SWlff' (drtJ 70-01$lc 0.vri Ruby Ott 12:00 ....... ~ e Mttlt : ,1:) "Cer11u lt11tt" (mus> ~-Harry Btltlontt. Oololhy Oandndte Purl 811ley. OIU James • llt•I•: "Tiit hch1tt4 Cot· tip" \Ota) •~ Oolothy M<:Gu11t Robtrt Youn1 -12:30- • Al> .... SllMr: ~ .. ·c.i. Cllftl: """"4 CM!y" • llllMt: re "1\t GelMtl Atrw" CtdY) 64 lib H~nter Rounna Pocltsla ~h110 relK11n1 Oolllenaqut Bcnichrro 1:00 U QJ t 10 ,_,... mn.. rnc-.. -1:30-..... 2:00 ....... : c "Tiie ..... , ..... (•4•1 6J l1urence H11vty lu Rtmd Alan Bllln, r.111 Aylmtr -l:lO-. ....._ 4:00 ......... "' -4:30-.f ... u, TU•SDAY SEmlllO U ft1 ..... llMl 1ft-llll111cs, ,. .... SH OA\'Tllll( ,.O,llAMS. ...... ftr ,.., tMWlllMc1, Ill 1111 u,.s--. DAYTIME ll0¥1£S 10:00 e "llortllweat OwlJttt" odv) 41 Nelton [dOy. lllont Muuy "Du• h 1tl" (dra) ·3~ Merit Obfron <11 r.t: "Th ,1l11t1 I l~t Sllew1irl" \romJ ~7-111111lyn Moniot hu1e11tt Ol1•1e1 11:00 D ~ "h••*r" (dr1\ ~-[h11btth laylot l!:tO e "Cry O..r" (ldv) ~1- 0ic~ Powell Rllo!lda nem1n1 1:00 flJ i.t "Sou W111111" (dr1) '66-AMt 8'ncrof1 Z:IO D ~-.. ...., I SetW" (dr1) ·~1-ly1one Po•t• l:OO 9 "Tiit1tt11uMi11(' 1d11I 'U -Cltrk Gtblt. lan1 furner J:.)0. CC' ...... ,..... \d••l '63 Robttl Mitchum •V•IHllQ 7&00 e e IHl LU D lllWl •U.nC... () lly TltrM Seftt T1 Tll 1111 Trlllll a c..c-tratioe .,~l.llcy • n.. r11 1J) !J ~• e Mtna/llraot Jtwl8 Howr . ...,~ ID lllaclleil/llllrer R.,.,t (9 IJ )) ltN11u m DrllNllc S.rllt • M411111 h111lly -7:30- • Wy Andy W1lh1m1 as stulhost ind lhe Osmo11d 8rothe11 '" h11 IUtSts e llwlill• ltl' Delln '1\t°'4~ • Niell lllltn f ttt.Wib • 1\t .......... ]I ~I) I I ,...,... S.1111n •• .., lllllcll a ....,..., """' fD ~lll"'lfllt .... ""'• a 1.1t'1 ..... • °"' 9flllll~ 8 :00 9 1l ll•A•S•H !RI lht lud1nt cllaracltrs ol tht •0711h come undei the scruhny OI • Stllt s.d~ ltltwiSiOll comm1n1110t whose 1nter11tws piovrdt p!OVOWIVI '" !we11 to $11Ch questions n Wiiy do you than~ you' rt 1n lloru 1• U ilfi J) \jJJ Ill llHln' On 'San& It ~c11n. Sonny" (R) Altt• •inane lust 1>1111 "' 1 truc~e11' t1ltn1 conltst Soilny r• s.tntd to 1 tonlrlCI by ho W'htel1n111tnt Sh•~· PO•flS (Vtra lil1ln) ind 1\ )(t 10 1ud1llon for ()le Gtud Olf 01>1l1 e Mttl1: (!hr) "Tiit lllwt· 1r1W MH" (dra) 69 Rod Stt11t1 Clain llfoom (l llllMt: ..t (1tlr) "1\t Dl4utt ~(com) ~7 Jeny Lum Martha Hw Darren lil<GIVin • (8 •l > Ill Ka~,, D111 "fon11t the Superst1r · (II) Arnotd s Drive In c.omts 1hve with the sound ol musac when fonm s1n11-u only tnt fon1 un1 • *"' ' Celttllt m TY'S HAffllST HOUll • Lor1111t & Ht11rltttJ Mutk Sllow T Ofll&llt • i..-1 HNnttb .... Sllow • P'tfry ._ -~hMKMt1ln 21 lltlfle: ~ (Zlw) "lllllUMI" (dll) 70-Btn C1111n Pttu f1lk John c.unetln fD llaler,ie<t Th·et11: flit lleell ..... CD a.,irito • ""'* PlltllMtfll -1:30- • CICELY TYSOll AllO • llOl(IT HOO«S STAI: 'E THEATI£ "JUST All OLD SWlET SOllC • ll1.l IHilll" Tllolttt 'Just 1n Oki Sweet10ftf (90) Coetly lyson. Robert Hool s u d Bu R.ch11ds si.r an this tonttmpottl) Mm locus.n1 on 1 Btxl 1111111)' lrom Ottro1t w!lost two •et• ••utaon '" tht Solith !tads to so111e surpm1n1 chances .,, their hits • ((J.I) ) QJJ Qarllt ., Aa1tts The Prlot J1tm tor lht new ltll uriu ot lhe u me Hiie. sta111nt Kate Jeck son. f 1n1h fa"'4!1t M11ors and l1t lyn Smith as thru 1llr1ctave lemalt dt ttctrYts who ust lh1tr Wits and ftmin1nt charms to ton I/It slaytt ot • wullhy man into 1evu hn1 the wht1u bouls of tht vact1m' body Giana Muldaur Bo Hopluu and Omd Oertle co 1111 • CMrlelt ,,.., ... m Sit.-c-.., 9:00 U Qll I) (10) Ill '91ite W.U11 ·ru• force Cop Killer" (R) Conclu • J!Oft ol a two part 1101y 1n which Pepper t<llfts other tem1l1 ott1eers 1n a move lo 111 1nlo the h11heito 111 lllalt molOltycle dlVIMOn 1nd lhPn latb •" love with one ot tht moto1 cycle oHacrn Jamn Darren 1uoh • fllm Criffla .. ....... ""' gVlrillySlllw • O.tr btr Hosted by Hu11t Oowns wrth 1ut\t Rudy V1lltt this llllllllnt/Urttty !!loll I01m1t IS lat older Amtnu ns 1nd combines enttr 111nment With p11cll(ll 1nt0tm1tl(lll e CllaM,la11111, w1tt11111c -9:30-• lillr er.. hc.lflc ~ er..-m s.-14 • tnlblu• Bioc 11phrul dnm1 of fr00darvt1 David I Holmu ol ~mouth MJ111t as he dtsJ&nl earn s and IOllH uon lot 1 e11nt sa1n at .. 11b 41 l'rlfllm11 10100 11 \~ .11 cas .... s,.c1a1 A Clocument11y on how tht lsruhs debited. pl1nned and uecuted tht dlnne rucue minion lo lnrtbbe told 1n e;ew1t11eu 1tc1111nts ot the people .tlo were dlltetlr 1nvotwtd lvaek ptrnmcnl on1C11ls m1l11•1) PtQO!t •llo umtd 11 out tnd the hos111« they rescued ltom lht 11r DOr1 111 Ut1nd1 DWIG NESEllT1 • IOI OYLAll'S flllST TV stlCIAl "MAIO Ulll" U iU Cfl D IRl5il Ker4 bill Bob [)ytan slanliili1s l11s1 ttltVl$10ft $PfClll 1nd IS jOtntd by loll sanat rs loin Buz 1nd Roter M(Cu.nn Pro111m 11ras taped al Fon Colhns. Colorado. du11n1 1 I011r hour co11wt-p1rt ol 1 tour ot lht Solith 1nd Southwtst Dylu tS m1~1n1 ...... •<9 ) @ftllllr A Soe wl Kand ol lov1n1 (Rl Stwentu n yu 1 old Wtlht l1lls IOt a pltlly htl h school dropout who. ht '' u111w1re •s an t•PtCUnl mothei ~~ G lltlty P'ytlltrl'a flyl111 Clttut -10:30-.. .., .... ID M11utie11 f1lfll f mint 11100 •••a"-U (l)aJ O "-e ~(all! ) ltH .. trltU Styles. Miit -~ ..... .... ,, Hama111, •• ,, Kef1lull • T• of tM lluirt Clll YlllCJ Def~ tD 1\t lotr611 ..,_ mci.-. 34 -11:30- .. Clll CJ) Cl) CIS Late llowlt : ~k "The G1r1 In The Raver" and "V1110ns" -~ (fJ • .....,c.. n.. rn Cid • ,. > a T11t TWr• ._,, ..... l"rirlll '"" ,, ... ..... 12:00 e1tst o1 "-llt • IJltorie: (C) "&llltt ' Ille lillf" (dra) '60-Joan Colllns m llMit: "Tllt CIOll .. 1.M11hlt" (d11) '44-Gene Kelly -12:30- • All·lll&~t Shw: "I Wutt4 Wilp." H .... ,. .. like.(' m llttlt: HA Vtrf 'r1tltt Attllr" (d1a) "62 8n111tt BardOI 1:00 a tHJ ru !{Ii r.._, .. an.. rn aw 2:00 e llttlt : "O•IJ bttlt Hin llllllp" (dra) '39 Cary Cr1n1 • Allollllltt se.i "tttrtlt, Htll!," ww., 14 tfit S.tellltn" , ... u SUTUllU IS flf ~ 1114 '""-lisbap , ,1use Mt oumu "'°'u11s, ...... t.r PM -'t-. lft the uy'1~ 10:00 a unit lnwiW!t W.an" (mu) 40 V1111n1J B1uct "H-..,_llt .. (d11) 4/ lo•n Cfaw10fd lohn C11t1tld if C "llilllll" ldUJ ')J Ma11lyn Mont0t loseph Collen Jun l't1~·~ ll:OO D C 1 H ~ W _.. !com1 ~1 Dun M1t11n lu 114•10~ 12:00 CD "Mr "JU " tmllll 41 R1t1 tt1por1h Victor M~lurt John Sutton I :00 121 C "Sb 1trctc Alt Coln· !Miid'' (d11I ·~5 Jamt~ Stt• 1rt. lunt 411yson f •an~ I ovet01 t :OO D <C "W11ttt11 on th WM" (dral ·~1 Roel Hudson lo"n Brull l:OO 10 "ti ""'1e1 CMHs" (du> •8 Waller l'1dtton Otbotah Ke rt ):JO • c ..,.... ht., ltloe" <••al ~1 Robert Molchum Curt Ju11tns Oi.td Htd1son •V•NINQ e:oo B8 UOJ G)lll,._ II LI' 1\1' ~1 U l ,._ a X Stir T11& t£• '-tf ,.,.. -~ 1D l'1rtr14tt FMlilJ -~-u f,DZ-! (if .t ) llMJ ._~ Jll OIMll! 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Jl)...,_'11Mfees fD QMMI 11 Ttlllp! ltJ US.IOI ,.,,IM '9 flasll lilt ... 8:00 U l11' ')) t flit Ult s--. Eatly faM ltrt C...,, S.... Convy ~nc~ "ltl Yout Love rl011 1 medl'Y ~ "Only You" i nd ·11 lt1d lo Be You · ~od p.t1to11111 1n • 1>1oduchon number · Pupptl Min 1112'! Cf J 10J D Lttllt Htuu • Ille 1'u.i111 ltoubltlfl•~tl (RI rhe scboolttathtr Mm Budlr (Cllarlotlt Stu•afll 11 d~mtui:d and lier W«t$SOI Hun1b1I ~pit~ (Rlthlld ~S4hlfl) IJ~H In 1nS11nt d•slth 10 I a110 1nd upeb htt hom school a....._: 1C (lllt) •a.. IMMS "1" (com) '66 l.1nt f ond1 Jason Robards Su d1ys ii wet~ • model hu$b1nd keeps to home f11ts but on Wtdntsdar ht v1s1ts his m1s11en 10 his th tOMPI Utcuhve SUiit Wh'fl an nett ,oune buS1nusm1n btrtiu 1n10 lht '"''' and tails IOI the rount mlSIJW rompltUllOOS IUSt t ...... : CJ (?!Ir) "'-'& . ._ flt(' (tom) f.~ Jttry l t WtS lonJ Curll$ 8 (.Jf e ) )fl lientc Wt11111 BIOntC Buuly (R) l11mt entm a bt'ulr conttSl 1n Olde! to 11ncovtt • $pv ""I that 1s tnd1nce11nc AA!tuun $t<u11ty plans D Mt,11: "Olltlt & Ctsttlto-llMclltr lliMtia" (Com) '.• 5 Ab bolt & <A>slello Aten Cun1\ m Ont Cilrrow1y Joins • The f 11n With loftnzo & Htnriottt1 Miiiie ID LM-& Htllrlttll .,_ S. .... " .... e ..,.,. Wlriety llwl S~'-111,-C> CllllU C., ltecM., (lhr) Ste ond 1alllf 1n btst 2 or 3 w11tS lu tures lht but pttlo1m1n1 tums from tht tatty rounds ol competition from Montru l C...nada Tums from stvml (uropun ind NOllh AA!er 1un countries 11t nttted m this ltr$1 1nternattonal compettt10n 101 the ··canad1 Cup G) CMftl,i-11" Wrtstlin1 419 llPIMM U1111111' 'recramJ -1:30- • f'll llJ laay Otts It-Stir· tillc frtMle Afalllt fm\it s auut is Anson W1fh1111s of Happy Om ............ 9:00 8 1) I Cl$ WtdAUOJ M"lt: 1:J (n r) "Tll• $t1llt111 .,_ .. (•es) '69 CrtCO'Y Peck, ha M111e S.1nt, Robert fo111ter. Nolan Clay, Russell I llO•.On A dtama ton mn1n1 1n Indian 111hter h•Pr>td 1n deadly Lont11cl "'th a rulhleu Ap1che •ho •Ill \top 11 nothna 10 teupture ll1s son -even 11 11 muns mu1deon1 tht l>Ol''\ ltlOth~t 8 8 t1 tll GlllC ..._ .. tl•r llltwlt: (%11r) "11111111011" (d11) '76 R1r111011d 81111 01na Met rrn. Bill MtCuue. lenu Pt!tllOn Milt Kot•n 8t1dl0td 01ttm1n P1111 eta lienwey Robert S1111P'Oll 8un st111 n the hud ol 1 ct1a1n of nfWSl)apers 1nd televtit0t1 stlhon\ wllO UflCqlllfS I plot 10 tl~t Ovtt lht -td throuah ur.e ol nUC1u 1 powet plants and 01t thru t ot d1sute1 • (18 lUI D .. ,ttll l'lr °' 0.." {R) WbtA Balttll stts up I Otmt IUOtr tor lllHI he Hiil •lllOl4 1111it1nd IKltOM w~I blttif tor co11t1ol ol thf vrce 1C1rv1hu • Men Griffitt s... . .,..., ""' . .., .... ~,,.._, • f111 el Ille laclts -9:30- D *811 IM C..tllt G) 9i1tr " .... l'Kiflc "91111wfst c,.. ID .. ,.II .. ,rlluwtf1 10:00 ... ,._ J JIMallu 8 ((JI) } 1) Ott Slit .. , & lllld1 A Collin lor SWOf !fl) Stamy IS "'J«ted W11h f lll~tHIOll\ podOft lrOllf wlll(h M •111 die 1n 1• hours uftlt~ the #Ollld be ~1ttt1 IS tound ,ind ror,ed to d1¥ul1t tht 1na1~d11nts ot lht dudly dru1 flJ flit ...... """" s..__. -10:30- ID GI ID lltft 911iPtt• 11:00 ....... ll (J)GJJ •l 1~ lt ._ • 181 (IJti 11 ) LHt A•t11u11 style 'l,S.IMI D CtlffritJ .. ,. Cta11• llwby 11 &lltSI host • llhfy Htr1u11, Mary li1rt111111 a> Tala of Ille liunt l\l'l liotr•,itJ fD w.a11 'Mental Hullh Care Ont P~ltenl'l Vrt•" Guut Janet Cotk1n ID CiMtM 34 -11:30-• <m fl.I ll CIS ult llltwit : (C') "llia~•••re" (susp) • 1 J Rithard Ctenna Patty Ou~• Astrn Vte MOffOW e a> i:r1 m~c... TIM rn a.. e (IBJ ) CIJ) Th h•"u/ -tryeldltW... ...... (If) Tiit 700 Cid 12:00 • kit " Gt111ellt D lllowit: "TIM ~ of al· 11111" (dra) '63 Soph11 l0ten. Ml•• mohan S<httl, rredrtc Marth m llltM! "M111 el c..nt" (dra) 39 llit~rd 011 lo.tn font11nt Gail Patnck -12:30- • •lliPI Sllew: "Mlf<t 1'111," • ._. ft lilt T ..... °'1lJ Hip" ..... ; "ltM el fllftt °"""'" (d••I ·~3 Hedy Lamarr 1:00 .. i2J) rJJl ,...,,.. a Tll• rn tht• 2100 e lllttlt:fC'l "C1t1•1tr lau" (Illus) ·~3 Oo"' 01y lio;rerd Keel. l'llrhp c.to. Allrn MtlOt•t. Ottk Wuaon, Chubb7 lollnJOll ,~~ sa..-"T1lt lllttlttf," -3:45- • llllM: """ b* '"'" (d••) '59 £rntst Borcn1ne. Oord 8111n. K1vtn Co1tor1n I THURSDAYj smtMm a f• ....... •""-liltilp. lllt11t Mt DAYTIME "°'lAMS. ......... ~ ....... ..,,,_ IJIATilll( lllO¥l£S 10:00 • "TI!• A<c.aetl" tmys) '48 lortll• Youn1. Wudell Cony "Sllett Le.ti, LMtf. t DM'I Ulltltntalltl" (com> '66 M1rctllo Mutr0<1n•1 !JI ........ "'"' ...... lieMlrt" ((om) SJ Martlfn Monroe, Betty Crable ll:OO. *llMf let ... Co" (dll) 'S3-Cbr• Gable. Gene T1e1ney ll:tl • *Mee...., .. (dll) J)- Katllatr11• Hepburn l:Ol S "stltt fricllf' td11) ·so- J111t Wyman lh1lene Otttnch 1:00 ... , .. 11 ........ , .. . _... (dra) '47-Cre101z Pee• J:OI (II "I LfN '• Aplll (~pm) '40-Witlram Powell Myrna Loy J:JO • CC> "llit S.cret Cert· .-(' (llor) '69-Eltubttll Tl)· IOI. 11111 farrow, Robert Mitchum •Y•NINQ I S Mlpl's ltefoes IDa..-tllt...pt QI) !At's •kt A Dul tlD hict Is lipl • fllsll lio!doll 8:00 8 1ll J • L Tiit Waltt•s 1Rt 1n 1933 and lon ly lrenett< Seltn• L1nw1Ut ltllt'SI k•lhlttn Qu1nl•n) lht nu1ut th1n1 lo a SO<•tty 1111 tvet to come lrum Walton's Moun 111n v1S1b homt from Yuur C-Olleae Ind (hlr&t\ Jo/In Boy Wtlh COWlldlCf IOI llC)I IUSIM& ~mus •Ith htl 10 hthl tn lht Sofnr~ Cml W111 D IJll rl_ 14) Ill Tnat •1 Wlltlerun Astronaut Neri AimstrOll& 11 lht off c1me11 n11.,101 lot lhtS ltut story ol ftwt ctly bred y()Unl ldufls who SUIVIVfd lhf din 1ers ol lht Alroun •tldernw A111on1 lht ch1llen1u prntnled 10 the &•ouo •t•t sol1111y •alu ••I~ u ch studenl a~1ntd • sep1r1te route 1hrou11t lht wolds a I) mole Me '"lh tmply cantons lo strw Ille 1mPortanct of w111r and 1 canoe trtp wltert tlVtl ObSllCIU •• ,. hippos end c!1)(od1lu • llllewlt; ~(bf) ·a..r "41· trf' (dra) 60-Burt lanusttt lllftlt: (ar) "Ll•l•I It u, .. (com) ~-Dun Martin ltrl)' l ewis • (8 ) U Wtlc••• lac~ ._., (Rl Koller and lhe swuthocs put on 1 telethon to ratu money tn an alttmot lo save lhtu cl1u from tltmt~hon due to budaet cuts • *"" & Celt ... at ''THE fOIU" hlins • TIM H1"7 T1111ts With Lott111t I H111ri1tt1! at l.Mttla & HtllfittQ Mlltlc Sllow .... "' ..... • TM1y'1 C.la1 3 -...: C' (2\1) '1llt 0.tK IM" (adv) '68-fr1n• S.111111 ltt Rtmtek tD U~t'1, °'9MlllB at t ... ltlttrMCiollll Ill .. ....,_. M0111-t to frff· ... ... ~-l.Hcllll' ""1•111 -1:30- • (Ml ,-) ~t larHJ Milter !Qin·· (R) An tndleu raon st01m • ~Oy 1001 ••lh lhrtt lrtl ol waltr on tt and lht tur ot .i cave 1n hue lht detectrves 01 lht 171h rm1ncl cltmbtn& the •Ills' fl) Variety S.... 9 :00 a t1 l ' l Harnli flft 0 <Rt (7hr) When McCanell con on h11 annual 1c1tve duty eru1u wtlh tht Naval Rew~e ht 1ece1vo ordm to tnvesttaatt th~ lelle• bomb murder ol 1 Naval lnttll•lfllCt Oltt<er Btlt McCuttt 011rd Birney and H11r'f Guardino 1uttl D IDl 11 D Tiit Pmliu "ltnny s Otspa1t" (R) Or 81dl010 sees a side ol his d1u&ht11 rn law he had never wen btfore when hts mtddlln1 dlrtctly Inds to an 1n1ur'1 to h1s 111nd1on •(!JI > SStrttb tis. frtlldla tR) John Oavldsoll 1u~m U an tmO!tUtOIHSI whO IUul!I~) lhf •d,n1r1y ol 1 hmous deouu telrm ol lhe tale 1qJO$ and &Of) on • '"urdtr ~re wh1I, Sinn' ind ~eller 11e l1u,1r1ted tn lhtot \ta1tll tor • • lemllc killtt · .... Crtffla ... ..... , ..... .,..,. ... .., m Last Of 1111 Uncoln • JULIE KAniS STMS In TOllr Aw1rd Role Bl) Hollrwootl Ttlrn1lo11 hutr1 ·r11e ltsl ol Mr\ l1nco4n · Juhr H11111 re <•tales her Ion, A•ard W1nn1n1 p0r1r1y&l ol Miry lodd L111 coin 1n lhr) ttltvrsio" 1>1tm1m 111 l1mu P11drM•) play lht play lo<uSt'S tin lht o11dow of Abrah•m ltncoln 1n lh~ 111it< years •llff ht) Ul>U\tlllltun -9;30-a ~ti f 10! m NIC nundlr llipt ........ ~ (.0) ~n.. Oarl Si•t ,, l•-Htt" ldtal 76 Joanna Petttl Anne -'rchtr. John Anderton Kim Hunttr l••rence C-isty Claud,llr Nt~lll) lhrtt a~n eralions ol lht H1nc«k lanuty br tomt v1111ty 1ntolvfd •hen ont d1u11t1er dt<1des 10 ltA•t htt hus bind and lht11 l•o chrldttn m ,,....., ,, .. ....,Coif 10:00 •D...., lllllllU • ca > u Sttffb o1 s.. rflllCilc:t (R) 8ttnda Yacmo lUtsrJ H • h111d h1t -om•~ •ho ustJ htr romance •rth Steve Kell" to putsut htr 1ss11nment-k1H Keller • ""'"'" f IOlll ;llNllJ a~ • ID lmu tit P1illlaft1a -10:30- ID G) lltwt 11:00 8 8 f I O) ,IJ) NIWl U IHl {) <IaJ CD ltns D lfJ (121) flJ) lon American Style t SN Mllllt D ttlfffrty .. "" ID lllt'J lttrt111111, Mary H1rtMlft a> T .... of Ille liurrt I1I T _, Drrrinc•r flll"9~1 -11:15-at Ci11t1M l 4 -11:30- D 17 , I • CIS lilt M"tt: ..,.. Strce ol lerroi and Cume Club • IJI) (t ll.OJ IJI Jollft•J c,,_, LI TIM m Clllll • (1zt' It )) !lt Widt Wttld rm tttb "M1nn11' & lhr M3&t<1-n •""' ft T1M JOO Chr• 12:00 D lat of Gr111<he D llloM: r..c> "lln St.," (com) '56-Mar~yn Mo111oe Don Murrty m 111.,11: "Th ~1pt11dou" (•ta) •3 RanOOlph Scoll -12:30- • All-llillrt si-: .. c_, """'"' ti Ille 1111<• ltl-•,tt "011t Mtt•· ""' lll&llt" • ..,.: CCJ "Tiit Sttltl S.Nll" {adv) '66-lon'I Rim•I liel1a lint Mniomo Seralo 1:00 D QSI t 11TQ) r...,.,, .. m Tiit m Clull 2:00 ....... "Tiit"" Ole ........ (drJ) ·s~ 1 euitftu H1rvey • All-11&111 Slln : "Tiit Ito .._.., It St TIWlll," "Stull of C...ict la't, .... Ill" TV wtEI( SEPTEMBER t2 1971 FRIDAY SE.l'T£MICI 17 ftf _ ........ ,.,..... liltillp , pluic stt DAYTIME "°'UMS. ....., IOI,_.~. Ill Ult day's MWltl. DAmM[ MOVIES 10:00 • ''Hold w tllt .,_ .. (dll) 41 Clltrlo Boyer Oltvra d' H•v1l4~<1 "I Wlllt Tt11" (d11) SZ D1"' And"ws J(I C °'ll1111'1 "9 ....... llh Sii" l111uu" (muU )4 llhtl M"m'n 11 00 Cl tC ''Th hluctul Drll4it1ntt" (com) 'S8 S1ndra Ou. Rt• tl•rrtson ll•OO at "Wlltn lttlltt lhtt'' (corn) 41 Joan Cm •tord t·OO X ~ "lt41m1t4" {dll) 6'-Pt1e1 Coo~ R1qutl Wtlch 1:00 • "Mow ""' W• Mr Val· lef' (dr a) •I Wall tr Ptd(tOn l:OO [OJ "Th Shop Areu11tl tllt Cor11tt" (dre) '40 James Sle• art M1111r11 Sul!Jvan UI e r "TIM H1111t111" tdn) !>8-Rcbtl'I M11chum •V•NINQ 8100 .. ,~ ..... D lI'JI·~)@ ,._ 9 Sbr Tr• .I' C..r 'Yit • Gil1111110l• ID Partrltlae r.11111, G)Adl•·l2 li M11or LHlut last~all Con'I from 5PM ~n fra11C1sco C1an1s !IS Clnc.111natr Rtds fD Z...J (8 .. Ii) ltltlf lullch tlJ Dlnlll m llotth Amtrk111 . n.1 ftetblll Con'I from 5PM -6:30-a 01111111 • ...., '1fffrth s.... 14\'lltlv Gtitfill Sllo9 ID haity Alftlr 17 • ) Gulllllltte fll) Electrk Cor!!PlftJ (.it (I_) Partrltllt f1lllily fii) fllttldJ of llU 7:00 8 8 12li J I m llft's II Uan Clull J) .. , """ Sont 'JJ To Tell the Tnrth GCtMMtralitll Gt I LOff Lucy .., Tiit f'll •'-.. ,..., ID T1M M1tlltll/lthrtr l.,.rt ta ) lonlnu ID Ortllltlk S.11" e Dr lt11tr lnn11111 Htllr -7:30- D llllC S,.Clal · 11 h ku Your Broth Away' MacDonald C•••r llOsts lhts OOcumtnlary on Hlhtlll • perso1111 IOo~ 1nlo • O!Obltm lhtl c.um over !>.000 dulhs )'HJly • lowll11t t.r Otlllrs I t The <Wtl C.U,.. • t..t'sMlae A o..t (fJ er-Wib •TiitJIMl'1WIN /ft • ....,.. .. •""""''-'" Peve11 FRIDAY (COft .. '*9) {}! ~.,, ...... 11- aMlpl'•""-• Cll1111t H r .. 1,111 Clect Robtfts 1J 111Cllolman lor cover act ol t1mtly Solsth11n Calll0<n11 1$$110 :BJ Wller W..W 8:00 e cm rmmu """*'' Nlt'1 A new senes mr nn1 Cll111toper StOllt, lodd Sutm1n Cent hant, '•h 11tttl lmpert and 81111 lu ch A talt ol 1ndust1111 rsptOM&t 1nvolv1n& • drone 11rc11ft 1ncl1ntm Ille hvu ol Cus Gam tl Stan le1111 and thtu l>OSS Sptncer Parn the owntr ol Spe11ttr AV111ion The rtdoo tonfrolltd dront becomes 1 dudly •noon 1n tht h1ndl of 11'0 A1~1n1 employeo dtlftm1n tO to slu t Ille 111pl1Ae and sell 11 to lbt 11111\esl bHlder D 8 9 II """'4&S. (R) Wilen urthq111~es htl Ille Sin ford home, frtd p1ep1m to mo•t out bffoit • 11\t b•& one" strl~es • 11 .. 1.: ~ cnr) "la11dldo" (adv) 'S6-Robfr1 M1lcllum llllM: .C) (1111) "Tiit flMlly JeM" (tom) '65-JtrTY lt•I$ • 18) 0.., IM llaflt CuHlt 11t Boll Hope. !Ult Smolh. Paul l )nde a11d lht OSlllOlld Brothtfl • llllM: (90) "Tiie hW .. ~ & C..ttllo" (tom) 6~- Abboll ' Co>ttllo • l.tftftlt & Mt11rlttt1 • llltdlc SMw With Ed111 ltfl" l t11ltt At II • Llf-& Mtllrilttl Mu1k .,.,IJ ...... rs H's n-• llnJ, Alntflca ............... 1 ..... ((81 ) ._,,II thlllltMll ftllMI· -e u C1\NI lit11 CrlNI • Je...-U"l'llC' "'cra111 -1:30- • @ (!I • Cllk• IM tltt llM (R) Clu<o bf(Olllts very !rut llattd •lltn ht '' ijlllblt lo capture tllf hllrt ol I 1111 btCIUtf ht looU eue11J l1h htr •• boyl11tnd T omn • "*"' .... .., ....... m El SM • lltlta Ptnl 9100 • (fI CIS hWIJ llowit: (Z!lr) "Sll!W' ((R) (com) '73- Jamtt Cun, $1111 KtUtrm1n Caan nlfS u I p11olu •ho dttcOW$ lie •H bthtr ott behind bars when h11 starch IOI a ll~Otn l011une blowt up into a °'"'''Oii' adVtnturt • 9 crl. Cl !ftZiil ..... ~ '"""'' O.C "'TiitPOoular 11n111 sont•111t1 "*'' '" M 11111 Amtrtt1n 1elev11ion 1Pt(•ll Olvtd 81tnntr •nd Btttt M1dle1 111 1utm Sed•~• 1 son. Ml•t •u 9 ... 111 ho11 the spec111 i nd h•i I~ Jtl! old d1uahle1. 0••• writ i1nt one ot lier l11her'\ son&\ • Wald! The F11n Abo.,d • A L11aurlotl1 MllCHI CrtllM '41 "TIU LOVl IOAf' UC 11110¥1£ • (8 Ci) O UC rri..y 111&111 IMle: ft: (%!Ir) "Tiit '-.... " (coml '76 Don Ad11111. IOlll Bo!.ler flortllCt Hendt•SOll Ct btttl Kaplan tlar;o l(orr111n Clofrt l t1Cflfl\1n fo111 1ntt11el1ted tOl!lek \I01tt\ ol Ilic advenluru 1nd m1wd•t~tu10 ol p1mn1m 1nd CAI• abolrd • c1ut\t $111p tn1oul• from Cahlo1n11 to Mu tCO ,. ,. • ...,., lritHI SM .Tiie.,... • s-11 Dectlt .-....s,.cw • USA: ,..... ' Mba -9:30- GMM!t I C...... G CallHI Ct• Nteh1 "Pl1yolt • l" from Molltreal, tllwd 11mt tn Bui 2 ol 3 ptayptt t111u futures the bell Ptrlorfl\1n1 1umt from the early 111unds ol ~moehhon Ill "' ..... l"rilllMt• 10:00 D O Ill • Dt11 llh1tl1 ~llY ..... Muh•mmad Alt 11 the 1oa1ttt 1nd amot11 those on tllt dm 111 Ol10tl Welles. floyd ~lltrson f redd•t Pt1n1t C1bf k1plan How11d Coult Ct11t Ktlty Ctmt1e Call.ts Ruth 8u111 Ceor111 Cn111 Wilt Cllamberl11n f osttr Brooh 1110 Tony 01lando • lt't TI• lo "1y, -.,1u A spec11I on AmtrlCI s lututt H "One Natt0n Undt1 COd " ~ ....... 121l '--'• •LMi~S.... -10:30-.. ., ..... •""-°' ... 11:00 .... Qt .... • 9 0 ..... •a (9 'I') ltvt lllltrlm ~ Sia IMlt I Ct!Mllt) ..... Illar, Helt-.ft, llllJ N11tiu1 • , ... " 1M llu"t (f1) .... ,...., e a.-14 -11:30-• <m CISln....,.. -~ '11 •*"' c.-lllM: "Wiiy Miit I Die" (dlt) 60-T trry Moort. Otbla Patil e la lOlW.U. ......._ ...... " ~n.nioa.. ·llad~t111M ..... 12100 • M·llltllt SMlt: "Tiit 11111 Mt lleclailltl" NII IMH," '11lt 1111'1· ...... """' Cat Cl .. e llllM: <1:) '11lt ~II Mii A "'-" (•d•) '66-Y~te;'nntr • llllM: "Tiit Illa." (drt) '54- Richard Carlson, Vt110ll1C• Hurtt -12:35- • S..-Tlltatn m lln l1: C "011110 od ~" (I th) 62 GuJ W1lh1mt. 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