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Home My WebLink About1976-09-19 - Orange Coast Pilot* * ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Tax Brackets Stump Carter • • . . . ' NetworkS Might Boycott Deba~e ·-· . . , .. .. ... . r!"' • .. .. .. ' ' ANOTHER TARGET FOR NEWPORT BEACH FIRM'S SUPER SPY VESSEL Bonhomme Richard la Shown aa It Appeared Before Duel '.!$py Ship's New Target ., . Glomar May Seek John Paul, Jones Hulk By WILUAM SCHREIBER ~ .. O..ly f'"9t IMlll The Newport Beach company that de· noting that the entire project is still in a pre• signed the super-secret ocean recovery ship · llminary stage. "Glomar Explorer" for Bonhomme Richard went down hard by Howard Hughes and the the bow 36 h.ours after her epic duel with the CIA may get involved in -British frigate Serapis the niahl of Sept. 23, two more historic salvage ~779off Flam borough Head, Qigland. projects in the next few It was during that batUe that the brash years. Captain Jones defied British might with the Glob a 1 Marine words''I have ootyetbeguntofllbt.'' Development lnc., which Historians have known for years that already is planning to re-Jones• flags hip, a converted East ln· cover the USS Monitor off dlaman, came to rest in about 150 feet of tile North Carolina coast, waler between two and su mllea of( the ......... ls now studytna propoeals English coast. But tbe exact aite hadn't to rai.M tbe remalns cl. at.ilf another ClvU been pinpointed until the expedition this . WarJronclad in MobUeBay, Ala. . summer. • And according to a co mpany · Brokaw saidWlgnall'steamdiscovered spokesman, there is a lood possibility . a distinctive mound of silt nine feet high and Global Marine will parijcipate in retrieval over 100 feet long on tbe sea bed offFlam- of Johil Paul Jones' legendary privateer borough Head. The historian is "almost cer- "Bonhomme Richard.'' lain" it is Bonhomme Richard. The company's interest in the latter ef· fort was heightened by reports thiJ week that a team of deep sea archaeologists ap. patently has found the vessel's final resting place in the chilly North Sea. BOB BROKAW. Global's marketing manaier, said be bas been in telephone con- tact wit.b the director of t he hunt for- Bouhom me Richard, British historian Sidney Wignall. HJ told him we were interested in his diseovery of this famous ship and would be • wtlllng to participate ln its recovery wh~never they are ready," Brokaw said, THE GLOBAL Marine official said his firm could recover the ship in much the same manner as ls now planned for the Monitor -using Glomar ~plorer to grip the wreck intact and lift it into the ship's dry. center well. That technique was uaed when Explorer recovered part of a sunken Russian su}>marinein 1974 for the CIA. The foundations sponsoring the Bonhomme Richard projed want to recover the ship in time f « the 200t.h anniversary of the battle with Serapis. ~ (See GLOMAR, Pase A!) Coailt Victim l~ntified TM Bolaa Chica State Beach vltU()f fatally lnJured In 1 mid· ~ ""lday tra(flc 1ccldent hu been 'ctenUfted aa ~rt '10ftl, 17, Clf NorwaUc. Kissinger -Pressing For Black Rule •1 ne Aaoela&el Prell A dispute over coveraee of the preaidtntlal debates Rared Into an ancry confrontation bet.ween tdevlalon executives and the de- bate lpolllOfl Saturday u the candidates lbemaelYea. clashed over taxes, an issue sw. to come up ln the verbal duel. The commercial televialoo netwotb leftopetttbetr1.brutto boycctt the tint of three project- ed presidential debates lt they are not granted their demand to covet' on-site audience ru.Clloo. Representatives cl the three networks stopped abort of saying what they would do if tbe League of Women Voters, arranging the three prealde_ntlal debates, does not relax the curb on audience re· action shots. Public television. while sup- port.Inc tbe atand cl the com- mercial networks. aaid lt will cover tbe debatea regardless of tbe outcome of this busle over procedure . Newton Mlndw, former member of the Federal Com· munJutlons Commission who acted as spokesman for the league. said tt wlll talk to representaUves or Pres ident Ford and Democr1tic nominee Jimmy Carter about coverage rules. Both candidates have recom· mended that 1udlence shota be barred. The meeting to discuss~ other ground rules for tbe de- bates was held behind closed doora, but it. 6bvioualy was IWDlY at Umea. C8' Ne1P• Presldenl RJcbard Salant 1talked out leu \ban an boW' after the 21t\·boW' sesaloo be1u, 1ayln•, "All l can~ is UW. l walked OUL '' He added be does• kM• wbeth& c~ will cover tbe PbU.delpbia debate • Marine Held In Death Of Stepson A 23-year-old Karine was ar- rtlted Satu·day and cbar1ed wttb the death of bis Z.year~ steploo. s.ata Au potiee booted 3ef· frey Allen RJtdlle for bomiclde '"9ral bou.ra aft.er t.ber found the beaten body ot Mark Allen Styer la a bean field. Rltcble and t.be child'• mother had reported t.be boy mllaing at 9 p.m. f"rtday. The aearcb spread from tbe1r home at 740S. Lyon St. into nearby industrial and qrlcaltural areu. Offfcers declined to 1tve further det.alla, nottni the case remains under lnvest11aUon. Legion Returning To Dlneu Hotel Hunt.lncton Beach poUc. uld lhe 10Ulh apparfht.ly Sol out of the crtr he was riding ln and waa danlai acro11 Pacific Coul Hlsb~•Y 1oatb of Werner Avenue wb.u be WQ nm over by twoun. PRETORIA, South Africa CAP) -Secretary of State Henry A. Ki11ln1er put J>('eUure on Rbod6alan Prime Ml.olat« lail Smith on Saturday t.o *IJ'M to black majority rule lo b1a COWi· try and arranced to m..t Smlth fa~to-face today. time from Rhodesia'., ruJln& 'Whit. mlnorlty to t.be country's black matorttr. Otherwise, Klsalnpr warned. PHlt.AX>l!LPHlA CAP) -The N•ltb•,r of the .drfvers was ct~.. . , l ShouMAli Face Knife? AADouncement ot ta.. IMlltlQi, by an authorbecl U.S. IOUJ:ff, \D- dlc a ted at leut a llmlted bTeakMu'oulh mllht be near on the Rhodesian dispute. Prime Klnlater Jobn Vonter ol Soutb Africa dined Wltb Kla-inltr S.turda7 nlaht and told the secretary that Smlth b8d eecept.. ed American terms for a meet. inf. Few detaill were dbe.loeed. Rhodetla would be on It.I own to PbfJadeJpb1a County Council of 'face an,.eseaJaUn1 race war with the American Lesion has ablfted blac~lu. . / _..u. t\rlt meetlnl of the 9MIOft to er reportedly lnalltect""". tb• Bell.vu· tratlord Hotel, be m ban Smltb'• ..,..... bu41c1uartera for t.be Ul·fated u.11 weeltenct before bl lt to leave staWtrld• Les loo cummUon in Pretoria e•rly Monda)' for July. another round of visit.a to black Tbe IJ'OUP said lt wanted to, African uplt.alJ. abow Ill faith 1n the botel. which Under Vont..r'a pressure and. bu bad a Mrioua drop lD bait· .chtee, Smith on s.tuntay m,ht neea due to publicity about tbe (---aaoo••••p -AZ> le1tonnat'l'e'1 dlaeaae, the -_,...., •-mysterious ailment that bH $50,000 Fire claimed 2' Uvt1 and caUMd lSl otberl to b.come UL ~ Salant alluded to another is· aue: lbe choice of a moderator · and the panelists who will ques- tion the prHident.ial candidates. ' Network repreHntaUria. aereecl U!at they do not want IOY voice in the selection ol paneliN,· <SeeDEBATE,PapAJ) • .,...., ,. ... ,.... "c..,..,.. YOU PAY THE FREIGHT TO BOOGIE THROUGH HIR~ Latest Ricing fad Coata; lut You Move ff! ldrf Boogie Bonnee· Speedy Bellyooard I.:atest Fad B:r"BTEVE Mnt:HELL Of ... Delly ......... It's pretty hard to believe anyone would shell out fJfty bucks for three pounds of polyethylene foam. J walked ln and out ol three surfing abopa before pullin1 out tbeold char" card. But after a month ol llpptng ln and out of hollow wave1 I never could ban made wltb a sur- fboard or bodJ 1urfln1. the · Morey Boogie board•• worth the expense. The booll• bu HVeral ad•an· ta1e1 over conveoUoa.al turf· boards and bellyboardl. It 1et.1 you cloaer to th• water, It'• faster, and you can ride a aix- locb wave llko a champ. And. conaJdertn• the neraie m. ot wans thb pall summer, that'• a real advantace. The board has another asaet. It you run Into a fellow boo1le rider, you aren't. 1oing to get hurt. You can smack into each other' without pain, or better yet, .Ude ricbt O¥er t.be otMc' IUY Jnil ftnlab )'out ride. After 110.u 've autfered altt 1t1tcbes under an eye lroqa .a loose surfboard, a few bouridit off a booal• board mue ti., sport as harmless u rid.iQI • beach raft.. Ooly futer. The nearly indeat.NcUble roam bellJ board h•• cauibt. on wlfa surfers end non-surfers 1Uke. "We sell about 800 to • booctea a year at this shop lllM the otie in Dana Polnt." ll6d MJb Mullen, co-owner al HMM s.>orta tn Corona del .. .,. ff• admlt.1 aalu drop drMUctl.• ly in tW winter mDldftl, ..._ wUh the water te1nperature. And t.M coatf "That'• really not so m\lcb\o pay when you eooaider the ~ t ... BOOGIB, .... All) ~ BANGKOK, TbaiJand <APl -Tllalland's leadlq But tb1 Klsalqw terms for a 1e11ion wltb Sm.ltb • dildoMd by American otftdala, wer. clear. , Hits_ €ompany . C• "\ ·1· 111 : D NSI Dtl·: ~--of bltUa caatrol ..,. if wott• laea"1'ftilbt l>olldnl daamp lltabamrnad Al ......., waata to belp "bi• bt'OWD and black ~··M:MouJdpta nnattde •aectoM7 Jult ......... WC"lias ftctat .ttbX..Nortoa. •u ~. tt wouldbell> II be tlMa went oe to win lb• '••t, • • Mecbal Vlia•akb• told the fcnlln ewN!f?•deat1 club of 'l'MD-. .... reuoned that All -_. .. ~ mmtoa1 ~....,..ID oH~ _...el the wwld -eoukt ..... "~--- Pt"euln~ Smltlt tbl'Hlb Vontel', t.be secretary earUer aa1d any meet1n1 sbould be for the JHU1")H Of ~ I.be t.r&Mter ot power wUblD • '1ated • ) In Costa Me!a - .ti DAILY PilOT Suftd!y. S!p!!mb!t 1t. 1t7'8 Weekly review of Orange Coast ~h/lghts .Disc Slips in for Honors Five years of Frisbee tosstnc bu paid ort for Chris JohMon, 15, who woo the Western Ret1onal Frisbee Compeli· Uon in Lu Veeaa. The diac-ftippin1 Corona del Mar High School student will now advaocetothenaliooal ftnals. Supervisors Vote: B-9, 0-63 Bingo may be the name of the game 1n unincorporated C9U0ty areas now that the Board of Soperviso,rs bas given it preliminary approval under a new stale law. Under the or· dinance. ooly nonprofit charitable organuations sould ob- tain bingo permits and prizes would be limited. The or- dinance comes back this week for fmal approval. N e wport Bt'ilCh Here Comes La Judge A Newport Beach resident made Oran1e County history lut week when 1he became the flnt woman superior Court judge in the county. Belly I...amoreaux, a Harbor Judicial Di.strict Court Judie. received the appointment h'om Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. She ha• practiced law in the county since 1962. L.1qun,1 B f'clC h Facelift Summa Cum Laude It wu a job to do a beauty parlor proud -Lap.na Buch HJ1h School wore a n .. face for retumtn1 1tudentl afteT belDI covered with 510 1aUoos of paint and noottd wltb reaat• or new carpetina. Other carpet.I were lbam-f pooed, wallJI replasterea. outdoor quad areas sandblasted t and lockera repainted. The C06t was 5'70,000 to S'T5.000. • school oroctala said. H u ntinqton Bc.1c h ! Trucker Hurt in Squabble A tabor dispute last week led to an attack on a lnlck and minor llUurtes to the driver. John Thomas, owner of John 'lbomu Trucklng Company, wu cut by ahattered 1lau dur- ing the attack as he wu drtvtn1 out of hJs parking lot. Seven people were arrested. 11§1.tl S,rn Cleme nte Rainy Days Help, Hurt Heavy rain• tbat pelt· ed the coast un - aeuonably have Md a double-ed&ed effect : They added · $540,000 worth of water to county .croundwater baalns while tnructtnc at least that mueb In 1otM9 on county farmer1 . Hanlelt.-hlt cros» were tomatoe1, win• lfapes and Uma beam. -1th a· perlmeatal wblte srapes wiped out at Rancho Mis- sion Viejo. teDUncll Stays Plygged In· A $1.K per mcdh cable televiaioo rate hlte wu ap- ptoved by the city COUDdl last week, anrtlae a thrutened ptllout by TM Communicatioas. Tbe com~ had uSd that ii tbe hike was not ob1ed. it would pull tbe plq cm 7,GOO .bomel at m.ldni&ht Seturday. Bali Hai Was Calling Judge Scolds I ' Parellts A Corona del Mar couple who clatm their daupter 'ian't the ···--~~~ Jirl she u.sed to be" have been loancl in cont.empt ol court lor a third time tor trym. to break up htt mania1e to the chalnnan ol Occidental College's music de· partmenl. An Easter 1reeUna triuered the lat.eat aentenclnc ol William and Gloria Lainl ol 432 De Sola Terrace to Qve dQS in county Jail forvlolaUn1 a 1174 perma- nent i.njuoctlon which prohibited them from contacling their only daughter in any way. Superior Court Judie William C.ldecott suapnded the sen· &ences, placln1 the Laings on three yean probation. Mrs. Laing was sentenced to an additional five dQS In jail for violatin1 a 1975 court order to stay away from her &year-old daupter and SOD·in·laW, Lauria Jona,51. .,,..,, " ... ,_..,"" ... ,.. ln froot or lb\ First Cooire1a~ Uonal Cb~rcb al which Jones coodiactl the choir. Mn. Lainl approached tbe Jones' car. re-Portedb' said, "Happy Easter. Connie," and then w&lkedaway. EVEN IN UTTLE SURF, BOOGIE BOARD BOOGIES RIGHT ALONG Intrepid Pfiot Wrtter Mttchell MakH It on Uttl• Stuff, Too '"'lb15 is a fane thine foe a lov-inl mother who wants to save her child." said Mrs. Laing after be· lnl sentenced to jail Caldecotl sternly told the La· tncs. "Some way, somehow, judges of the Superior Court have Just got to stop this. 1be buck might as well stop here." Alt.hough the Easter Sunday episode appears bannlesa on tbe surface, Caldecott said lt wu simply another in a loclg serif!S of act.I by the Lainp 'to have their daughter'• marriaae annulled. In earlier court bearinga and calla to public aeencies, the La· lnas have said Mrs. Jones bu been brainwashed and virtually held a pri1oner. They alao have claimed abe bu been starved The Joneses could not be re- ached for comment. Viking Arm Fixed as Dig Site Sought PASAD.ENA (AP)-Vlklng 2's sampler arm is repal:red and ready to 1rab more Martian dirt. adeoUats said Saturday, but the Vikinl team was sUll searching for a suitable dJg&ini site for tbe robot lander. Tbe lander sent word to Earthmen that its acooplna arm -Jammed for nearly a week - had responded to repair com· manda and bad completed a de· livery ot pebbles to one ol the ex· perimtnta aboard the mlnl· labotatory. Cyclist Hurt Critically A Camp Pendleton Mart.M was seriously lnJured in a mot.orcyle accident Saturday nl•bt on Superior Av'tnue's downbJl1 turn to Pacific Cout Hlllnray. Newport Reach police 1ald Gary Lee Murch, 11, wa leading a trio of cycllsta wben be failed to necotlate the turn and tumbled into metal markers and a uttllty pole. He wu taken ln a comatose condtuon to Hoa1 Memorial Hospital for treatment ol bead· wounds. F,...PageAJ DEBATE ••. but all aay they want to be told by the league just bow those persons arecbosen. Carter spent the day at home m PlaiM, Ga., boning up on debate issues with four thick, black, loose·leaf notebook.11 crammed with position papers, statistics, posaible questions, response• and su11ested follow-up ques- tiooa •• In an Interview with The Ar.- soclated Press. Carter urged a ta.x overhaul "to abl.f'l a aublt.an· tial lncreue toward tboee who have the higher incomes" and re- duce levies on lower and middle· income taxpayers. Republicans claimed Carter was advocating higher taxes for half the American people. The Republican interpretation was denied and denounced by Carter campaign officials. Jn the interview, Carter was asked to explain what be meant about shlfting the t.ax bw'den. ''That means people who have a hither income would pay more taxes at a certain level," be said. " ... What are you thlnkinc of u higher!" be was asked. "I don't know," Carter replied. "I would take the mean or median level ol income and anything above that would be hither and anythlnc below that would be lower." Q. "The median family income tOday is somewhere around $12,000. Somebody earning $15,000 a year ls not what people commool)' think of as rich. • • • • Carter: "I uodentand. I can't answer tbat queaUon because I baven 't gone iDto IL I don't know hOw to write tbe tax code now lo specific terms. It ls Jun not possi- ble to do that on a campatin trail.'' ffijackers Gel Lif~ CAIRO. Egypt (AP> io.-A military cour~r in wbat was believed to be tne Arab world's first blJacklng trial, banded down We prison terms Saturday for two Paleatlnlans and an Egyplla.n who tried to seize an Egyptian airliner Aue. 23. Froa Pag~ A I Former Beatk NatrWdTop Rock Singer LOS ANGELES <AP) Former Beath! Paul McCartney and rock-country singer Linda Ronstadt were named rock music 's male and female vocalllt.1 of the year Seb.u'day nltht. . In the nationally televised, ln· dustry-1ponsored presentation, the aoag "Miracles." by Jef· ferson Starablp, was named single of the year. Gary Wrl&bt and Natalie Cole. the daughter of the late Nat King Cole, were named lhe year's best new vocalists. The best musical group was Fleetwood Mac. The group's album "Fleetwood Mac" was named beat album. Daryl Hall and John Oates were named the beat new group or the year. 1be awards were presented by Columbia records. 1be Beatles, long aeparated, wwe named to Columbia's Hali of Fame. Peter Frampton was named rockpenonalJtyoftheyear. Other award winnera Included Paul Slmon, beat com,oeer for b1a "Fifty Ways to IAave Your Lover;" Roy Thomas Balcer and Queen, best performer foe "A Nltbt at the Opera;•' the group Earth, Wind and F1re for best rhythm and blues album ("Gratitude") and single (''That's the Way of the World"). Four musiclant and a duo also received public 1ervicc awards for performance4 for charitable causes. They were Paul Slmon, Bob Dylan, Harry Chapin , Lynyrd Skynyrd, md the duo of David Croeby and Graham Nub. FroM P11ge A J RHODESIA ••• appeared to yield before Kiu· Inger's virtual ultimatum. Smith, fianked by several of bis, key cablDet memben, bad flown to South Africa nominally to at· tend an Jnternational ru1by mat.ch. ~ GLOMAR SEEKS OLD smPs ... But even before Global Marine tact than is planned for the Monitor. which is in deep water. • becomes engaged ID recovery of the Revolu· tionary War veuel. Brokaw said it ls likely the firm will be med to salva1e the USS Tecumseh from tbe deep silt OD the bottom ol Mobile Bay ln Alabama. Brokaw said the University ol South Alabama in Mobile bu been studying the project for some time and hu even com· ple{ed a preliminary engineering s~udy. ''WE'VE WllJ'ITEN to them and pro- poeed a feulbillty study of the project at a coat or $15,000, .. Brokaw said .. 1'be pro- ject's money was cut Crom the budget by the. legi&Jature but the university has been ap- proached by privatedonora." If all goes as plaMed, Global Martne'1 ltud1 could start nat spring. Tbe Tecl.uDMb. a 225o-foot Moo.it.or-type Ironclad armed with two heavy 1uns. sank within minutes of bitting a Confederate mine durinl the batUe of Mobile Bay on Aue. ~ 1864 -sc:arcely three months after lbe WU built ID New Jersey. Bn*aw 1aid tbe •eael sank 1n about 60 feet of water under the IUDS ol two rorta IUU'dlnl the entnnce to the bay. Since then, however, layen ot mud and 1Ut have covered tho Tecumseh and the water is now only about 30 feet deep. The Alabama \D\iveraity studies to date. ln COIQunct.Jou with exmxP.nattons or the wreck by Smithsonian Institution experts, have 1bown lbe ablp to be in exeellent condl· tloo for lta age and loog exposure to 1alt water. 11aoow SAID a difl'erent tedmiQ.ue • wUl hive to be used to recover Tecumseh 1n- \ "We obviously can't use the Explorer because it has too much draft, .. Brokaw said. "I would envision using two bar1es that would suspend a metal skirt around the wreck like a corterdam to bold out the tidal currents and keep the murky water clear enough to work in," Brokaw aald. "The specifics of recovery itself 1Ull have to be worked out.'' Il is estimated that there are at least 600,000 Individual ••artifacts" aboard the ship, plus the remains of 93 of her 114 crew members. Only 21 men escaped when the vessel sank. Once recovered and restored , Tecumseh would go on display 1n the Moblle area or possibly at a nautical history exhibit planned by the Smithsonian 1n Jones Point, Va. THE VIRGINIA EXMBIT may even· tuall)' include the rema1m of the Monitor if the foundation studying the lronclad'a bulk decides to proceed with Global Marine's re· covery plan at a costof $15 mllllonor more. Detailed studies of the wnck off Cape Hatteras were conductOO UUI aummer and Brokaw 1aid the project la due to co ahead as earl1asnext1ummer. . The Global official agreed that hi1 firm appears to be taking the lead in recovery or hlstorlc relics lost beneath tbe sea. "This is veey exc::Wni to ua," be 1ald. "There ls a new lnterelt In b1atorJ and old tbinp and we now haft the teebnoloCY to sa.-e man1 lhlnp that couldll~t be H~ed before.'' f',..•PageAJ BOOGIE .•• of the materials that ao into it." he said For one thing. the Morey Boogie Is hand shaped -not just pumped OUl or a mold. Two' p~ of polyetbylene loam are thermo-welded toaether to make a permanent bond. .J "Moet of the people who come in here know what they're &oi.ng' to be paying for it," Mullen.aaJd. "Of coune we get the day•at.-tht· beach crowd who come In looklng- for a $5 raft. The $50 price tag take.a them back a blt, but th& boolie'1 a much. better item than that." Tom Morey. n 40-year-old former surfboard shaper created the Morey Boogie In the year l.:rl BE. That's the spring of 1974 lf you use the more traditional dating method. Morey is ol the Balla! faith, and engraves all hi5 boo&ie boards with the Bahai Eradateof 132. ~ ~ In fact, mosfOf More1'1 o<nce staff, working out of a 3,000 square foot buUdlDg ln C&rtlbad. are of tbe.Bahalfalth. "A lot of people come lll and see that Babat ma•ber-4Cldnk that's bow much welaht lt will bold up in the water." one salesslrl at Hobie quipped. Morey Boosie sales manacer Rick Lawrence ls more serious about the religious connotation attached to the top of every boogie. "We're trying to serve, uplift and educate the public about the Babat faith," be uld "Our con· cept 11 a lot more than just selling boogie boards." He la less serious about _.,,at he calls "the famous boocie guarantee.'' "We guarantee the booe1e will bli!t.er and bubble It left ln a hot car with Ute wlndowa rolled up," beaa1d. "We also guarantee the boog1e will completely di&solve ln auJ •. -pburtc acid and can be complete-J y wiped out by a playful- German Shepherd. "Other tban tbat; It abould lut three to five yeara," be said. "We're boldJna ow-lint lnvlta· tional boot}eboard contest at tbe end ol the month in OceaDllde," heaaJd. Meanwhile, 350 dealenhips in Callfomla, the East Cout, Texu and Hawaii are seWne out thelr supplies or the maneuverable belly board. -- And the ocean ls dotted~lth booife riders. a1Jdln1 down hot UtUe wave1, occaalonally bump· lng Into each other. But nobody's getting hurt. ORAHGB COAST • DAILY PILOT Raee Huntingto n Reva Seen Near A dopt · Backen or revllalluUon plans for downtown HunUn~ Be•ch have been told lhal they have a ao&den opportunity to proceed wttb a redevelopment project. "We've never como thJs far before, .. .Jerry Shea.• member of the clty'1 Project Atta Commll· , tee. told members ol various re development groups lhis week .. WI are on the threshold or adoption ot a redevelopment Plan. "ll's not just lallt now. \Ve'U aoon have a plan to work from," Shea added. , ne c.ity'1 redevelopment plan, dalgned to ~ enabling JeglsJa- Uon for future development, comet up for approval by the HanU.nitoo Beach City Council Oct.11. Officiall aaJd that di.acuslions • future bicb rises, plans oo wbat to do with tbe old civic ~ complex ud poulble ~ locaUcn of reeldenb can't be M· ...... antil 1pedftc cte.elop. mmta.,.. planed. General~ fer tbe are.a. esped.ed to UJnc Pad.fie eo.t HIP•at at the pi•, in- clude tourtlt ~. • mall area ~rlleeom.merdalwt ... ~ ........... . .. .. • r9POlt .., .... t7rtu i.mr.tta11esau. ... blbbed aJae>srtfliMt••fraatwt.dow ...... I • He uid the city bu oo 1everaJ effort.I to clfC'l:&Wle that approach but in the paat have been "tr thJa present work. redevelopm wlll never occur." bo Shea aald tbat ndl~JD will orrer th• dty achieve another val of Income In lhe fomt industry. "A.Js it stands n~. he said, "HunUnatton Beach ii riatted by mUllona otpeople year, but they 10 home each at 5 p.m and hardly croes street to spend a dollar." Capistrano Victim o f • ......, Sundey. Septemoer 19. 1m DAILY PILOT .. ,. .,. Beliltively Well Recovery ~ P r oje ct t Rejected ~ BY WJLUA• SCllllBIBB• Of .. CHll'f~-...... • With a key vote by Santa ~ Maraarita Water Dtatrict diNC> • ton poulble nexl week, Uae )(la-• a1on VleJo Munlclpal Advllol'y ~ CouncU refuted to mdone the • dla\rtct'a propoHd wutewat.r • nelamatlon proJeetlast weet. .; MAC memben voted a.1 tor. • fer tbe projeel plan and en'rirela.· : mental Impact report to th9ll' • plaftJl$nc co~ mlttedor study, el· .: fecttftlr del.aylna aQ1 coundl • action until at leastmkl·Octobeh • Wlt.er dbtricl oft'lcials made : , an uteo&ive present.at.ICD lO lbe · MAC on initial and Nute plans •' for a •.ratem that could uJUmattlY : recycle most or M1saloa VlO)ola • sewqe and use reclaimed water : to irritate parka and acbOol· • crounda. ~ At tMil' Sept. 20 replar meet· ._ lni, water district directors are • due to bear HJ protest& qainst ~ ·the reclamation project's pilot / phase. It none ls beard, the dla-• trtct will probablY proceed with : tbe project and seek necessary tovem~ent permit&. • Tbe initial part ot the reclama· . tJon program wtll cost about $4 · See Bow the Lagunans Run. •• o.11,~..,..,._..,llku.-•..-r million and will include construc-tion ol a water treatment plant, .ii or part or a 1 U-acre eflluenl boldiD& reservolr and the piping required lo operate the system. Mather Sue Peterson, who won In her own right in the one-mile run. gives a big hug to twin daughters Wendy and Kirsten, 7 years old, shown ln acUon (above> as they tie for third place Jn the youngster mlle run Saturday at the third annual Laguna Beach VIilage Par- ty at Main Beach Park. Another win- ning f amity combination (below left) came when father Don Brown won the ocean swim for 50s and over, while son Biii, 24, was victorious In the pad- dleboard competition. District officials told MAC • rnemben that the pllot phase is desiped to handle up to a mUUon gallons of wastewater eacb day UlUmately, the district wanta to recycle nearly· aU the planned community's sewqe In coope:ra· 'lion wltb the nelgbborlnf Strike May Saddleback Housing :~'nf'F.:!:~1!~~!: 1 • sured the MAC that all precau· VJ P • • lions will be taken to prevent ac-p nces C Sk k t • cidents that could constitute · OStS yroc e IDg ~Ml~ baurds or unpleasant : Of F _J...... CounclJ members were also OOIU The Saddleback Valley ls one lower than that -around rro,ooo told that eventually, reclamation 9f the nation's fastest.growing -because there were five weelrs of wute water would greaUy re regions. But it i1 alto fut becom· or sales ln August. duce dependence on expensive SACRAMENTO (AP > Shortages and higher pr1cea for fl'O%en vegetables were predicted Friday unle11 a tbree-weet-old strike al frozen food pn>cesal.ng plants ii aettlea aoon. "We've already lost JIS0,000 to St million worth ol Ford.boot lima bean1. Tbere wUl be a shortqe at leut by early spr1.na. Generally, 1hort tupply meaoa tU&her prlcet," Hid Lawrence Porter of Sallau, bud ot. tbe 111g one of the mOll expeostve Board of Realtors ataUltlca .imported water areas to buy a house. show that the average bome cost Last month, Just under 400 was $59.000 in May, ta5,000 ln Firm Sues Union homer. were sold in the com· June, $68,000 in July and then the munlUeeotElToro,LakeForat. btg jump last month. The M!aaJon Viejo and Lacuna Rills. average figure should stabilize The anrage value ol the dwell· t.bia month bec:auae there are oo- lnp atood at S74,000, accord1q to lJ four sales week•. tbe t.be Saddleback Valley Board ol spokeswoman said. Realtors. • Last rn ontb 's starllln g OAKLAND (AP ) -Focus Ca· hie of Oakland baa flied • multl.mWlon dollar ~~amqe suit qalnstthe Co cations Workers of America there, claim· ing the union was respomU>le ror · a fire that caused an esUmated $3.~ million damage to the com- Pan)''a warebOUAe. But a spokeswoman for the or-average home price compares 1anlutlon said tbe actual with an averace ol Jual under avera1e la probablJ eomewblt sso.ooo the same mcmth las\ year. Lima Bein GrowenA.lloclaUon.. .-----------------------------------, Porter aaid a condnMd ltrtke will alao .affect broccolJ, cauliflower, brua1ela 1prout1, carrot., •trtn• beam and baby llmu. About 10,000 members ot the Teamsters Ulllon struck elJ,h~ rreaint planta ID llodelto,, Kao: tee•. Pattenoa, 8aJinat and San- ta Marla on Aq. • ID a d1lpute over wa1es, peOISam md other lasues. Later, a dltterent Tu.mater local struck a plant in Sim Joee. Other Team1ter locals bad 1lgned contracts wttb 1evea plants in the W ataoo~ ud Ox· nardareu. But Curto, apotesman tor the ltrtkin1 Teaauter locals, aaid the 1trilce alfletl about 75 ~ cent of the induatrJ ID callfomla. One of the 1truct plantt, John InaJ1,a ln Modesto, coatlnues to operate wltb IUpervUory per'l()n· nel and replacement workers. A compan)' 1POtesman. who asked not to be taentitled. Hid It completed pacldn1 bulb beans and ii conUnuin1 to freao baby llmu, altbou1b they are being rrozen in blllk for laterrepackq- ln1. "Since the 1trlke beean we have proceued l\.'I million 'JJO\!Ddl of bush beam and lJma beans, close to a normal run,•' he tald. Curto claimed. however, that the lD&lia Modesto plant bad ooly 1'1 to 11 percent ol normal produc · Uoa. Wlf e Beating Suspect Held Oran1• County abertrf'• of- flcen have filed char1e1 or reJony wife blalln1 acalnst a San Juan Captllrano man wbo al· lecedb used bis flt&a to lnllict multiple tQJurtes oo bll ..,ouae. DepuUee 1ald they book~ Den· nis Alim Beckwith, It. ol 2ISS(2 Calle San Francilco. lnto the county jail after lbveau1aun1 tbe allecect auauJt. Hl·LOW:·:s PLUSH SHAG SOUDI I MUl.n.COLO. loot L V.tues· . 11 NYLON TO $11.95 SHAGSS .• """' 5'lo9t •DvPont • Hl·l.ow• • Soltd• •eo-c1a1 • Nyton1 •T...ctt v .......... PER SQ. YO. 80 ·SHAGS S PER SQ. YO. • """' Slliat• • ~llf•• •HM.owl • rn.e. Shoo• ·• Nylon Shogt • Solldt •TOM°" Tone V ... 1• ft.ti PER SQ. YO. REMNANTS! HUllDREOS OF ROLL IAUllCES PRICED A1 cosn LARGE SIZE Kl:n'll,.M for dining rooms, dens, living rms., bdrms •. etc. SMALL SIZE REMNANTS for vans, cars. campers, trailers bathrooms etc A GOOD DEAL f , I/ ... '' '"'" ''' "''"'"', 11 •. I.I I Ii I\ 11,. ,,,,,.,1,,. ,,,,,,. THOUSANDS OF YARDS TO CHOOSE FROM! Tbe7 1ald &baron Lynn Becllwith, 23, told them ber husband attacked ber and then followed her into several rooms in the home to renew b1a at.Ulclcs as she tried to escape. She wa al· lowed to return home after medical treatment. Suspect Arrested 124 East .11th ·Street LO.S ANGELES (AP> -COSTA MESA. 645 4330 Bldaarcl P. Curran, fGrmer ..-l· dellt of fraud·ridcleo Cocblae • · I!!!!!! ~In Your Room Meca;a,...,,_ ~ i ~":o~Dt~ ~ .iiiiii 1AYAWAYSAND-AYM>IU ~. flll. a plane from Puerto ....... lWl..WU..IAT.la.&tllP&•Tlml.&mltll• ... 11111 11exko,tbeFBJ1~d. .. .... ~ ......................................... 1111!!111~ ..... llll!lll--......... ._ .... .. \ Af DAll.YflltLOT :' J Bil's· N Ot Answer AlcohOlics Worry South Coast Cops B7 ANN£ COOJI£& Ot .. 0.llfP!lllltlM South Orance Comity police and •htrJtt•• oftJeet•• arrett about 400 dl'Wlka a lllQDUl and lbtn have nowhere to tut tMm but Jail, a county mental beaJUl otrlclal told a SaddlebKk Valley audience JHt week. Bill Heard, deputy dlrector Of the IOUth eounty tecklnaJ Jlltat&I health team, told t.be 8eddlebac.k Community Mental mallhC:UAlc clUzen edvllory board that ao ldeoUtlable alcoholic service facility ~~rats aoutb of Cotta Me a a except Altofloll ca .Anonymous (AA). '1'bls means a populatioo 0( 190,000 pte>ple bu no aevices availabl e for trealiDI alcoholics:· be •a.id. "Allbou,ch people would like to think we doo•t have an alcobollc problem here, 400 arresu a moot.h.proveS' this i.sn 'l so." • Local Jaw enfor~ment of- ncen, lncludln1 San Clemedte Police Chief Mel Portner, Laiuna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks, Orance County SberiU Brad Gates and Lacuna Niguel substation Commander Jack Devereaux, have all ask~ help in dealing with drunks, Heard o.ay_ .... .._ POLICE ARE CONCERNED ' Health otnctaJ Heald Police otflcials are protestina the amount or money they spend to baodle alcoholics without pro- vidine any treatment, Heard saJd. qaln, Heard aaid. • A aocJaJ detoxlftcatlon ttnwr, bued on a C.oadlan model. hu been estabUabed In San Fran· claeo, be said. Oranp 5l baa .a1ao established a center, »bed faclllty that wW opera oo a year'• trial baa1s ln Santa Ana. ~ The atate requJres that the IOdaJ "detox" centera ope,.te tor not more Ulan $3S per penon per da.Y. Heard aald. The Oraqe County model bas cOlt $44 a day. Th1s la au bstanUally Jess than $130-a-day hospital care, but la still not within tbe state euidellnes. · Consequently. the 20-bed Santa Ana center will be closed. In U.s place, the county will open two &-bed fadllties. One IOclal detox cent.er wlll be Joe ated in the aouth county area, probably In Dana Point, accordine to Heard. Police officers will be able to brini alcoholic• to tbe center for a period of three to five days. Dwinl their stay, tbey will be •'dried out," referred to whatever service agencies they need and provided a program of treatment that will continue alter they leave the center~ He hasn't mastered crutches yet b'* 's baby squirrel, named Rocky by his rescuers, see well on the way to recovery alter falling from his nest. e Shreveport, La. denizen was saved by Mrs. Jo Ed , who holds him, and Dr. J .C.W. Rhodes, a veterinaria 800 Million Strike End Seen For 1,WA . 811'MAl&oda&etr.... A tentative aettlemenl ot the day-old •trlkt a1alntt Trana World AlrlloH by u,ooo mechanic• and around er•• metnbe.n w11 announced W• moroJn1 by federal mtdleton. Arreemenl on the new contract Wal rt'IChed 11ter Secret.,,. ol Labor W. J . Usery Jr. calltd ao emeraencr meet.Jut with tom· pany and union ne1otl1tot1 Saturday nt•bt. Usery uld be called the session In Washlnston after con- fet'J'\n1 wlth G~rse Ives, head ol · the National Medlatlon BoarcS. "I bave call~ tlUa meetlnC because I believe that l\ is Im· perative that every pc>aible ef· Cort be made lo brinJ this un- fortunate ma,J<>r work stoppqe to an end," Usery said ln a state- merit. A TWA spokesman in Chicago said Ucket a1ents were flndina places on other airlines for pau~ers with TWA reserva- tions. ·We haven't had a slnale call from a passenger complain· ing," the spokesman aaJd. I said. Tbe State of Califomi• is ex· pJortng an alternative to locking an alcoholic in jail and then re· leuing him to hit the bottle CivilRighu Cmef s Attack Quota Ban ·hinese Bid Mao Far well He noted, however, that Satur- day ls a relatively Ught travel day and the full Impact of the strike won 't be felt unW Monday. ' CroaJian Hjjack Head Says Blaine Is All His NEW YORK CAP) -Lawyers ror five accuHd CroaUan hi· Jackers say the leader of the group bu told investigalon be alooe plann~ the Sept. 10 ~e of a TWA jeUlner and was solely responsible for placing a bomb in a subway coin locker at Craod Central Station. The lawyers said Zvonko Busic, 28, also told members of the Queens district attorney's staff that be arrived at La Guardia Airport by plane last Dec. 29 an hour before a bomb blast there killed 11 penoos but he denied having anytblng to do with that explosion. Busic told lnvesUgators that he assembled the bomb planted at Grand Central from directions in a book titled, "The Anarchist's Cookbook,'' using eight packaaes of explosive gelatin, a detonator and a switch. Gun Carrying Right Argued In Lawsuit A ball boncbmaa who dalms the Colla Mesa Potice Depart- ment will not allow him to carry a gun for aelf dtfense despite a sbooling Incident that nearly cost him h1a We went to court Friday in a bid to overturn that rulln1. Robert Glader , 130 E. 17th St., Cclta Mesa. nam.-Polite Chief Ro1er Neth and the police de· partmm as defendantl • u Oran•• County Superior Court law.ult that will set a sn-Uiat hearln1 Tueaday. Judge Walter Smith wih be uked to ll'tnt a writ wblcb will allow Glal!•r to arm bJmaelt. He clalms ~ protectloo may pre- vent lncldat.s reported by hJm tut March~. Gla~er. who points out that be often urrle1 lar1e aumt ot rnoaey, wu abot In the stomach out.aide hh ofllces on 17'.b Sl. But he insisted that he left the switch in the off posiUoo and gave the captain of the hijacked. plane information warning authorities not to pat the switch in the on position or the device would explode. A police oCficer trying to disarm the bomb was killed .• Climber, 22, Dies in India NEW DELHI, India (AP) - Nanda Devi Unsoeld has been buried on the Himalayan peak for which she was named. In the tradition of moun- taineering, the remains of lhe- 22-year-old coed Crom Olympia, Wash., are being left behind on Nanda Devi Peak following her death last week or acute hip altitude stckness. "It was the wish ot her father that she be burled there," saJd a - s pokesman for the Indian MOWl· talneering Foundation. He said famed mountaineer William F. Unsoeld and other members of an ln<Jo.American expeditioo to the 25,645-foot Nan- da Devi Peak attended a • memorial service on the slopes of tbe mountain. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A state Supreme Court decision banninl nrtnority quotas In the graduate schools ol Calltomia'a state university system baa aqered clYil rights leaden and may provide a final Judicial test for ao--call~ reverse discrimina· tion. The Callfomia SUpreme Court ruling applies to the nation's largest state system of higher education and represents another opportunity for the u.s, Supreme Court to rule OD the re- verse discrimination iuue. "I look upon this as part of the ever-increasine syndrome of judicial arrogance," Nathanlel Colley, regionaf cenenl COUDlel for the National AlaocJaUoa for the Advancement.of Colored Peo- ple (NAACP> In nfhe W..cetn states, said of tbe state court tu). Ina. Blind Rider Avenges Bus Stop Error DENVER (AP) -A bUod man fired a tear 1u 1un ln tbe fate ol a bus driver becauae tbe driver bad let hlm ott at the wronc atop tbe day before, police said. Keith A. James, 51, who rm a snack bar at police headquarters 'lot almoet five Jeara. waa lo DeQyer County J all an Saturda7 for 1DftlU11tion ol earavated aa1ault. Tb.la ls the police aceount of the tnddenton Friday: J ames boarded Re1lonal 'l'rmllportaUon Dlltrlct Bua No. s and asked Gary·l4'beu. 32, ti he bad been the ~ wbo Jet him otf the b\11 the pnMOQI day. I.Mlm.w1 respooded tJuit be wu. 'Jbe blind pusenier then fired a tear gu •un twice at Ldmeu atdole rao1e. Lelkneaa waa treated at a botpltal for 1uperfldal CW. TOKYO (AP) -China's 800 million people paused for three minutes saumiay to l>&Y a final farewell to Mao Tse-tung. In Pek- ing, one million persoos,gathered in Tien An Men square, where Mao declared the People's Republic nearly 30 years ago, and bowed to a 50-foot-hleh portrait of the cbalrman.. Premier Hua Kuo-teng euJogized the chairman and ap.- pealed to the workers, peasants and soldiers usembled ln neat. formations lor unity, self. reliance and "a greater contribu· tloo to humanity.'· Hua's plea for unity again hint· ed at the 1)0Wer strug&le over who will aucceed the "Great Helmaman, •• who died Sept. 9 at tbe age of 8Z. Foreigners in Petlna were con- fined to their realdencet or hotel& from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday .net no fOl'elln .dlpitarles were fnvited totherelly. Al the .tart of the 30-m\nute na- Uonally broadcast ceremOQy, all Chinese were directed to stand at attention for three minutes ol silent mourning. Arrangementa bad been made for workers at ' and facLories to listen cut. d of the service, -the arty leaders and the three times to the hu&e po t of Mao and a band played ' East ia Red." llao'1 id ow, Politburo member (:blanc CbJng, was dreued blaek but the others m"IMd 'b e .square wore blue tunics, n military uniforms and white orkers' garb. A TWA spokesman in New York said 15 charter flights were grounded by the s trike. Passengers from 13 of the nlgbts were switched to other airlines and departed on their trips Saturday. "We are working right now on the other two," spokesman Joe Rileyaaid. The •trike began al one minute J>Ut midnight Saturday with the expiration or a government- ordered 30-d ay cooling-off period. Talks in Washington failed to resolve a pay dispute. ·ority Doesn't Help began investigating Smith's elltlbilily this past week. She saJd she wanted to register him to vole "so we could say we have the oldest registered voter in the country.'' Smith, who lives In a local con· valescent cent~r, hu not been told of the attempt to register him, nor has he expressed any desire to vote, nuntni home of- ficiala ••id. "I'm a United States man," Smith aald July 4 during bis last birthday party. I COUf\5€$ DY N€WSPAF>£BI The program la funcltd bJ the . polcJ P.• to tM llM• of ,,.. 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Ar• you now 0t wfll you N • high IOllOOf ored ~ 1\. 19 --Yur of high ICllOOl gfadultlOn Ot IUt d 12. ,.,. you worlelnG tor • ColleOe OtofM? 1 0 AMOOlate In Ant IJuntor con.ge DaQr I 2 0 SIChtlot'I DIOtM 13 Trantl« Plan.: 1 0 Hoft• T rltllf., 2 0 Stitt ~. C•lolomte s a st ... ~. Oa1ttorn1a 14 Hawe you 9¥9' •~ •notrl9r c:oflege? 16 H .,.. on ,., died! ttatut uPC>l'I temng 1 O 11. ~ Vrllts tarMd pt10r Co t1111 rwo•atr•tlof1 , 0 0 t.O 2t~ 20 301.o 69•,+ 17. If you wll be ..._..,,. NII' tdlool It the NIM Orne time Of regfttratlon1 t 0 Yet 2 0 No nded high ectlOOI « elementary ICt\ool, 3 O Botti AtllOCltl• and BKhelof'• •O No • a P~ Colteoe or Un1vet1nv. CeMfOfnta 6 O OUt of 8ta141 College Of' Unl....,tltv t 0 YH 2 0 No 2 a ProNtlon 3 o 8chOINt1C 01.'"1ua1 .. .. .. , .... II S1 • a M .. ~H~hldlool~ ~;;;;;t;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;c~~;;;;c:;;;;;;;;iiY'coei;i;j;-'~O'ittb~~~-cfi'ii b, ~h Scnoot or~ dwtftt ..,.,... of •ttendanoa Community Colega 0 U&tl a tnt " 11 112 .. 11 • ,. . " .. " .. . . , " ., . ,. .. l'I .. ,, to . ,. . .. • u ,., Ult Mth co-. Of unMf1lty •ttendad ;; :: .... to: Coa•d• CcNNnunlly Col ... ., " 10H1 ~Aft. ,. J$ " J4 Fountiln V...,, CA l2'10I : :, ... ____________ .._ ........... ________________ ,._..., ________ .... __________ ..., ________ _... Staie Brie f s Five Injured In Holocaust CJlBICENT CIT'V <.A Pl-A IPttt•C'Ular ~ ~Jm fire. leveled a hut wanhouae ~ Saturday, 1endln1 n.mee •bootlnl 100 feet lnto thellr. A spokesman for lhe city's vohanteer fire de· partment aa1d t.be fire t.e-11.n ln a part ot tho bulldUll used u an OPPOrlunily center for ttt. bandleepped and 1preacl to wuebouse lacWtles used by a furnilu,_ tore, a hardware slons •nd t.be Jordan Kekry Beer and 8evet"a1e Dlalribut· int Co. The apolu;aman estimated lolses al more th.aa l200,000 and aaJd nve persons, two of them fire department' •·re1ulvl" and three clliien volunteers, received minor lr\jurtes fi&hling lhe blue. . . 2 llfNflft ld•"''''~d • SAN JOSE (AP) -Two men wbose badly de- composed bodies were found stuffed ln lhe trunk of a car al San Jose Municipal Airport were abot to death, the Santa Clara Counly coroner's office sa1d.Saturday. The men were identified as Joseph Medelrtoa. 32. or Campbell, and Douglu Hilh, 25, ol San J~e, a coroner's deputy said. IR'D 'l'alla ll~•""'ed LOS ANGELES CAP) -BargaJnjng talks re· sumed between the Rapid Transit District and the drivers union Saturday amJd optimum lhat a settlement could be reached Ip lhe 27 -day bus strike. Negotiators for the RTO and the United Transportation Union met separately, but state COOclUator Tom M cC:u1.hy said be would carry messages between lhetwosides Slsato.rfcd D ftbal<-Sftl LOS ANGELES <AP> Sen. John Tunney and his Republican challenger. S.I. Hayakawa, will bold a televised ooe-hour debate Oct. 23. KNBC-TV announced Saturday. As in the debate between Tunney and his DemocraUc primary opponent. Tom Hayden, the candidates will not debate directly. but will Oeld questions from a panel of three reporters at the staUon. Prostll ut 1011 Vr~d OAKLAND (AP) -Joe Conforte. owner or lhe profitable Storey County. Nev . brothel bus1 n~. aays he plans to form a nonpror1t organ1za. lion lo urge legalizalJon or proslltullon in California. In a copyngbl story in today's editions or lhe Oakland Tribune. Conforte said he will "retire" in two yeara and devote full time to a campaign for legal brothels across lhe nation. "Bul we're going to start with California first," he told lhe newspaper. He said he believed the people of the state would vote it in If given a chance on lhe baJJot but added, "The legislature will never pass it, It 's too bot an issue." 0.W.."• WU~ GI~• Blrtlt MALIBU CAP> -The wife of 18-year-old Guru Maharaj JI gave blrtb Lo l.he couple's second child Saturday af'lemoon. Marolyn Rawat, 26, wile of the founder o( the Divine Llght Mission. delivered a 7-pound. 11· ounce son about~ p.m. Saturday. Ohr~ne Fii•• •a Sere' SAN BERNARDINO <AP) -Municipal Court Judge Donald Van Luven Jr says the 22 X rated movies ht: Just saw may have been obscene but were still a bll bore. "I'm &lad l won't have to go through that again." the judge said aft.er more lhan 30 hours of viewing auch fllma as ''Fly Me," "Love Wilch'' and ''Ask AnyHooke.r.'' Van Luven watched the films to determine whether any of them ought to be removed from a llst of pictures to be considered by a jury that is revlewlng 14 obscenity cases Involving theater employes. ID-year.old Malta~,. LAKESIDE <AP> -Tbe m•.pufllns away undetP a ... amokiaf" •Jell ill tile courtbouH wH 1u.rpmed wben WaJter Ballard ba\aled blm on to Jall. But be waan't nearly u aurpri.Md u the policeman whom Bal.lard pulltd to UM C\&tb for makla& an UlqaJ tum. By the Ume Ballard was t.hJ'oulh, the ofn~ bad be.a docked two days• pay. Ballard hu a bablt of maldn1 citl1en*s ar· JW&.a -especially ol ctaa.rette amol&en. Once, he slapped • claa.rette out of a man's band and watched him double up bis 11ata to n~t. "1 started to go a.ft.er f,be deputy sberttf," rttalls the 80-year-old Ballard, "but when ( looked back be (the smoker) bad beat tt." A converted smoker, Ballard was a d.aredevU stunt pilot almost 50 years a&o and wbea U.. first m ail run wu flown from San Dieco by Amencan Alrways, BaUard was at the J:ODU'Ola. Today be aopervt.sea the rebuiktina ol old planes at the San Dle&o Aerospace Jlueum and devotes hours every wen to bis antismok· ing crusade. DAILY PILOT 'Pro-lifers' Hail Bill SACRAMENTO CAP> --A newl)' llped abar· ..... bUJ .. only the ftnt IUp ln a eampatcn.lo U.Cbtea restrictions ori He1aldtMAntancMcb Antonovleb 's one· durin& the course~ an bill ''ahoukl aerve to ~ MOteoce btll, wbJcb bad abort.ion bas ll\e same coura1e, aomewbat, few dl11entln1 votes, med1ca1 rt1bt1 •• any l ... tenn abortloa.s... Ital.II that a fetus bom p~mature baby. abm1Jona In CalfomJa,~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·:,:.~::= -... -M .. D·i·1. ... c:,•HCllllOllll..C:~ • ..-~-----=e~E~E~F=--:s~A-:-:':-::E:'1 ''· atll*l u.. muaun .._. ...,.., CH ... RGI IT bJ Aae.mblyman Mlke 111 L t 1" tit. ~ Aato a ovtcb < R · C-.W...'41-71tl MOMOMIYDOWM Glendale) on Friday, .._..IN llvt.D1 "pro-llfe .. l1"0UPI c...., am~ victory. U • .A. 1be bltl, which takes $'' & CHUCK effed J an. 1. requires 2625 doeton to take all re- asonable steps to p~· "',.,,".~.!,•"• .. MrV• the llte of a ff.tus • _,,. ;o that survives an abor-=.....--:::..--:;: Uoo. llXAMPU 140 '-IS. 4 T 1be meuure doe&.O'l 11•u.OM&.Y l tH.ot directly prohibit any :=.s~~~ abortions. But oppo· :~~~~r•or.~ • nents said it would deter · "°' -oASrs -------------------' late-term abortlons by ::~:1~;""'' maklnc docton afraid to ::im~~t"' Crllne Imprisons Elders -Retiree LOS ANGELES CAP) -Crime atfects the elderly rnore than any other group and the fear of even walking the streets "makes them * * * More Cops For Xmas? LOS ANGELES <AP> prisoners in their own homes," says the head ol lhe American Associa- tion of Retired Penoas. Speaking Friday to a House subcommittee on the first day of a two-day symposium on crime against the elderly, Charles Shaeffer said lhe elderly are afratd to re- port a crime. fearing the cnmmals may seek re- ven1e perform them and re· • ....,. e-our 1t1es quiJinl expen.slve equip-RH C~ WUPPtM• RH1*G ment that would In· PORK SPECIAL crease their cost. And lt.s leadlnc sup-U.S.D.A. porter satd the bill is CHOICE :11-=: $ I • I 5 -., pa.rt of a campalcn to SIDES •..e.._ c;...., c .. , Che>f" -l ~ curb abortJons. ;::, -~ .J!.""'$~!. : ~~ "We're-tryin& to enact 7 9c • :=. !..:""'-":-;~ -;=:;~·c.. ~ 1ucb legislation as is W•••oed eo eo •b 1vo••v• "'''" 25 FREE PORK CHOPS • I WW. CWcti.. ..... ,.,cMM .. 112 lllF ORMOIE permissible by Supreme -°' 100"' -·"' ...... Court g uidelin es and ,...•------------------------------_-_ .... _:-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_:-_-_-_:-_-_-_-_~_ .. _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-,.:-_-_-_-_-_-_-__ _ eventually to overturn lhe U.S. Supreme Court decision" that abolished most restrictions on abortion, Ch arles Heatherly of Redwood City, --president of lhe California ero-Lire Council, said In an in· terview Sl'fCIALIZINC IN DESIGN and CONSTR UCTI ON OF A TOTAL CONCEPT OF CALIFOR NIA OUTDOOR LIVI NG ~s -Whal Los Angeles re-r=;================;;;:;; sidents want most for We woll design• m.J!>ter plan 01 your backyard Free' 1nc:Ofpo1111e woth lhe swim PoOI d•llefltnt eleva11on!. decor•t•vll t>t1ck Jnd slump atone work. cantol•v•r type deciung and stops for• pots rc1•sed sun decl.s ~r~ue. cwn~tal iron wOfks, fences. ou1csoor hgl'lhng wat1tf lalls dr1nk1ng tounta•ns outdo« Christmas ls to see a police car cru1sing in front of their home , Police Chief Edward DavissafS He made the comment Friday while urging sup- port of Proposition BB, a tax override measure on the November ballot Lo provide the police de partment with SlS_. million over seven years REWARD .................... , .. ... .................... _ ....... .. _.,. .. __ _ -~ .. ---···" ..._..... llUL W••• ... ..,.,_. 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A Steinway built thirty yelft aoo is often worth more tO<Sav than 1t wu1hen Not C>ec:eua. 1t ts c:onttd41f'ed a couector·1 11em. out t>eeauso ll'le care 1nd WOfkm1n1h1p that ~nt into 11 k&eo 1t at. ah11e !Oday 11 •I was When now Today, 1111 •1111 1 more resl)On1111e piano thin Vou can ltnd 1n other thowrooms. • II 11 1t1ll the onty piano with the Steinway Otapnr119me11e Soundboard, whtch fl•urty yelf1 Old or no! no orh•r 011no 111., The new Steinway yov buy will mo~r hkt>IV •hJru lhe aame blue chtl) 11110 Sffnc>ly because !Oday 1 Steinway is built to lhe same atandatch EY9n now, there " no such thtnq 111 rapid <11sembly Of m1 s pn>duction at the Steinway fectory Some other manulecture,, turn out mote pianos In a week than Sletnway doers •n a yeer So that once you have a Steinway 1n your nome. y<>u know It~ lher9 to stay To give you 811 the onde 1no e>leaauro a 1>1ano ctn Q4'4 e>lu• a modest ,_um on your t~atment IXCIUIMT S&ICT10M OF IEDUILT & lEANISHB> GUMDS MANY MAJOI llAMDS WAllMOUSI SHOWIOOMS ........ Prwy ....... 14M4 II • SUM. t J..I PIS. *ti t I . : fl • DAILY PILOT EDl~L PAGE ) Lawsuit Madness Americans seem to be Cll1 the way to suina lllM!IDSl~Ve9 and each other out of bouM, home. health Ind bank account • Lawsuit fever ls the disuse ol the decade. Trip 00 the 1klewalkf sue the dty. Operation didn't completely cure the ailment? Sue the doctor-- and throw In the bolpital foe food measure. ~in a feoder·beDder? &le the ether driver. Fall over Ule neighbor'• cat.? Sue him. Don't Just sue roe actual ft.nueial loss. Add on • few thousand for emotional ltresl and straln-a.nd don't ror1et the legal CCWlSel's stress and strain. Every cf then should d coune be entitled to legal redress for damag~ suffered through another's clear fault. But the lawsuit manla ls beginning to backfire. Medical costs, fOC' everyone, ao sky·bigb as the pro(essJon tries to protect itself from malpractice suits. Auto insurance soars because every accident, however minor. bas become a potential Jawswt. Homeowners must carry moce and more liability insurance in case visitors, lovited or otherwbe. are in- jured oo their property. People no longer have accidents in the United States. Whatever goes amiss, someone must be to blame-and he'd betterbereadytopayup. This ia the reasooing that bu generated the latest shocker. ~ school opens, the state of Calilomla should have on band about J00,000 doses of polio vaccine to launcb its mandatory vaccination program for in- , coming school children. ll bu 2,000 doses. Health departments across the country are run- ning out of polio vaccine because the manufacturer refuses to fill its six-million-dose government con· tract without a guarantee that the patents of each re- cipient of the vaccin e will s ign a statement acknowledging possible r isks. The manufacturer is afraid of lawsuits in case the vaccine fails . Twenty ye an qo American parents were banded a miracle. Medkal reeearch bad al last produced an elleetlve weaPon against the d.iHue most dr-ea.ded by pareots-pollo. By hundreds of thousands they nocted to clinics Mt up lo cburch halls and school auditoriums to p~ teet their children with the wondrous vaccine. Probably the.laat thins a.oyooe tboucht. about on that happy occuton wu filing a lawsuit. Jn the next two decades pollo virtually dlsap- peared. Now it's the vaccine for use 1n free public clinics that's dl.sappearing. Health authorities fear new outbrea~s ~ polio as many underprivileged youngsters enter school Wlprotected. They are the ones whose parenta can•t afford to get the vacc1oalloo from a private pbysicianwbowill assume the risk. Patents who remember that miracle of 20 years ago can only shake their heads in wonder that values could so quickly become distorted. D ay Care Doublethink Sometimes the campaign-trail reasonjng of our candidates is a littl~ dl!ficult to follow. Jimmy Carter, for example, is taking off on the theory that disintegration of the family is at the root d. many of our national problems. Carter says bis administration would place the strongest possible emphasis on procams designed to restore the solidity of the American family . Among other things, he would like to see a national, tax·financedday care program. · Since this could mean more children turned over to the care of strangers so more mothers could bold jobs away from home-. it'9*ard to see bow stepping up day care services jibes witli the goal of r estoring tradi· tional !amity ties. • JuMkmAn Peace Corps Intent Not What Mondale Thinks WASHINGTON -So now Walter Mondale put.s the rap on the Peace Corpa. He charges that it iso •t idealistic the way 1t was in Kennedy days, and blames this on "Nixon Bureaucrats" who converted It into "a ttthnlcal corps." , The remedy? The vice pre· s ldential candidate argues that the only way to pump yo uthful Idealism Into the old Peace Corps Is with the elixir or the Carter- M on d a I e ticket. Amen. What bunk. It now serves a record number (68) of countries. and yes indeed. goes heavy on ttthrucal assistance be<:ause that's what the host nalions ask for. In its infanry, legions of youns;t. inspired but mostly unskilled American youth were sent all over the globe to radiate good- n.esa. Some of these volunteers learned skills In those host coun· tries, but many more did not CONSEQUENTLY, once the bloom bad faded from the pubUc relations photographs and state- ments, tbe host countries de- veloped a critical view of their well-meaning visitors. ( THI~CH) far advanced in edU<.'atioo and t~hnology. They want nurses, civil engineers, bee·keepers, agronomists, foresters. farm mechanics and accountant.s. IN lift, the Peace Corps could get by with a volunteer entoll- men t which was SS percent genera!Ut. By im. only 29 per- cent were generali.sU. and the figure for 1976 is aboul U per- cent. When Baltano attended a conference of the vanous "peace corps" in the world last summer. he learned that other ''send.loaf' nations al.so were being uked for specialists, and for uHountry training or volunteers. Plainly put. the developing na· tions want the Peace Corps to come in wllb skilled people who will train their cltluns to do the work, and then get out. These countries want their own ldeallatic citizens to run volun teer pro'1ama. Mooclale evident ly doeso t know lbb. It wu Joe Blatchford, Peace Corps director from 1969 to 1973. who launched the recruitment. proc:ram tor older volunteen. Enrollment or people over SO went from 11 good souls in 1969 to over 500 in 19"72. The average age of a volunteer hu 1one from 21 1n 1961 to Z1 to- day. So lhe corps isn't exactly creaking. Mondale s hould know that older people can be just as idealistic as the young. Mo:.t or Blatchford ·s and Baliano's older recruits. with a Jl(etime of work behind them. po6sessed the very skUls the host nations wanted. AND WHERE in Kennedy's time 70 percent of volunteera were colle1e educated, today Ult ftgure Is 82 percent. So tr a Carter.Mondale ad· m.ln.lst.ratton did take over, ll mi1ht get rid of the older volun- teers and replace farm a peclallsls with English teachers. But that "Nixon bureaucncy" that Mondale referred lo wouldn't be chanaed much because. as dlrector Baliano knowll too well. most of the general schedule und foreign service em ploy es ln his aeency are former volunteers and staf-fers from the Kennedy.Johnson years. And If Mondale is worried about the ldeallam d older Peace Corps volunteers, he should check ln wllh Jlmmy Carter and uk him about a remarkable woman named LUUan Carter, who at aae 67 Joined tbe Peace • Corpe In 19ee and served in India until 1968. Lillian Carter ls Jim- my's mother. Mondale Una m the put. The world has changed drastically since 1981. when t.he newborn Peace Corps s prang forth, especially among the un· derdeveloped oalaoos il typically served They.discovered many~ these )'OWll volunteers were 1etting far more out of the country than they were putting in. Others. particularly tn the mid-Sixties. beume political activists - "troublemakers" is a more ac· curate term. In some faal~hllging coun- tries, the Peace Corps was asked or even forced to leave. And as the Third World abed colonial· ism aod became nationalistic. U,e bosl nations became finicky about whom they would accept u Peace Corps wortera. Tax Inequities Still _Puzzling IT'S AMUSING to hear mid- dleaged liberals hke Mondale talk to old fogies trying lO recap- ture what once appesrtd lO be. If Mondale had done bla hornework. he would know that while the Peace Corps doesn't get the publicity ll did 15 years ago, lt ls just as ldeall.IUc and ta actually doing a far bftt.er Job. Aa Peace Corps Director Mithlel P. Balzano Jr., poJnt.s out, the developlnc nations In John F. Kennedy's tJme are now Totbe Ed.Jt.or: Robert Citron's article in la.st Sunday'• Dally PUot was very in- tuaUni, and lt cert.alnly shows that. be i. not lnaealtt1ve to the problems or the taxpayer. Some of bis sutementa did, however trigcer some questloos to which I would very much like Cheating Widespread Are Ctuhu That Different From Society? Eacb pualnt week bri.op ad- ditional revelaUons about I.he West Potnt cbeattnc K~. And each new dlacloture •• ac· companied by fr.A upreu1ona ~public abock and revulsion. It II mllde to,appeer that the cadetl bav• run count.er not Juat to tbe tradt· uona o1 w .. t Potnt but to tbe domlDul vaJu .. or the aocfety. Are we ao aure, tboueb, that tbe accused ctldot.I are all that dllfer~nt from evory- onulle? The Praldent d the United States la tbe Commander-ln- Cbld ot all tbe armed forca, lo-cludl.nl the mlllt.ary ecaditmJ. Yet lt ha.a bMo et* tNWM.d that Pnlldent Nlxon ad PTelldalt .Jolma.oD Ued to the American people wbeD It HrYed their P11JPOM to clo IO. , Wbat waa moat alplficut ebo9t the Wat.ersate crtme1 and ml9deedl ... not jUlt tllal t.bq ..... Into the Wbh.e Boule bat that they atAllded ao far ....,_ It -t o tndl~ ID4 coruetd• NffiDI special COT· ernmentfaYOn. . ~ WBAT abom the brtberJ bf Amedcaa com:palel ol1~· .... dda•• ot atlm' ~ Gill? It 11 m• to • .,,._. that ou.r on ..,._.meal bn ootNn1 .. ( NORMAN COUSINS ) about such lnflu~ peddUD1, but eocne U.S. Joverummt ol· ftdala have prt•ately upreued turprlN tor anyone to be abocked by the brlbet, 1loce thlle pnc· Ucea were ••nerally ref~ •• part ot tbe cott of dolnc bul.neu oveneu. '"'8 udeta are 1wwn tO' atan- darda of model behavior, but asenta ot their own &Oftl'Dment have been paid to Ue, c~at, enia1e in 1ubnrsJoa, violence and even uaualoatioa. u bu beta revealed about the CJA by a 5enat4 commln... We allo ltam that represenutives d the CIA Ued to the S.Oate about t.helt lt· l~al ectivities imidil the Unit.cl Slates. Well Point la located ID New Yon a.a., wblch ll_,.,ed 1D a mammoth ••ladle .,.U.t it.a owa dd.Mm. Al cme tlme lbe namben 1•m• WM deDounced by New Yon at.ate as a racket and a fraud. But thm the state le,albed tbe nckat for it.tell. TBB Tll£0&1' trat that 1f peo. ple are toUl& lO 1amble ~. tbe l&a1a miebt Jmt at wtll pc'd1t from tbe bablL But New Y«k l&ate -and other atat.el. fell" that mlllW -dWo 't ttclP .tlb tho ldu t.bat \b•r wo.a.1d accom· modate the l*)l>le w1'o lmlat Cll pmNta• • Wbat lfew Yon lltM dkt na '° ~r-mllllnl. lur\ae peo.. pie into rac.kcta M tM DWD· Mrs game. deodorizing tbe swin- dle by callini It a loUtty. Atay Ume people are perauded to part with their money when they have lest than one chance in a t.hou4and of getting anythlnc for It. t.be~ ll a 11'lndle, pure and aimplc. What la Just u bad as the swln· die 11 the fact tbat tt h alamoriied offlclally. Weal Point cadet.a are not 1up- po1ed to cheat on thelr examina- tions, but lhert 11 DOCJUn.g Wl"Oftl, supposedly, In the fact that at.ate covemm.nt.a cheat poor people -for they are the OMS who suc - C\lmb m0tt readily to the lure of euydollar•. AND WHAT about the doctors. wbo tbrouab Medicare and Medicaid , are receJvinc hun- dreds of thouaaoct. ~ dollars each year? Or tbe patbologlsta aod ...ctioJoeiltl who are Uk.1nl • vantqe ot • 1taortaae in Uleir m11lon1 by char1ln1 ta1t hundreds ~ thousands an for aervtces that pro- perly aulbl to be performed for a:zo,ooo ar $30,000 a year? No, I arn not suggest:lq that ,,. coadon.e cbealini al West J>otnL All J am ••rtns ts that the cadet.a may be renectlng • large a-rt of wbat 1oe: ca to &he socJe. Q"llaelf. If theJ are ColDI to be thrown to the wolvn, they ~DOt to be made UM iolltary e\&lprlta or vie- ~. llQbe it 1-lime to foc:\&a OD the p:ne"a) b?Ukdown ol values 1D tba IOC.letJ, twclnnint with eovernment itHlf. lo bave the an.nren. For in- gtance, he atatea that a property tax. bill la a statement for services rendered. U that ls so. wby are we bWed (or ao many servlcet that are not nndered ! Wbatb a middle claaaeoclety? Mr. Citron stated that "The leulng out.Jn Auguat, 1973, d the county's Data Processing Department to a prlvlte corpora- tJon resulted ID an $11 million aavinis to tbe taxpayer over the seven year perlocl ~ the con- tract." That'• verJ nice, and il- luatr.a-the well known fact that private enterprise ean do tblngs better and cheaper tbao 1overn· meat. So wh.J not lease out all the county and city services to private enterprise? IF THE SCHOOLS, the parks. the JJbraries, the police, fire. water and labor department.a aod all the rest ot the aervtcea were leased out to private ~l'Ue on a compeUtlve but.I, wouldn't t.bJa uve ut 111 a wbolt Jot of money? Mr. Citron atat.H that the low or poorer tu.paytn1 ctU1ens, whose rates ot tuaUon bavd been lncreuln1l1 reduced and will be reduced even ftn1htr In the near future, have bad their share e111enUally taken ovtr by the middle cla1s tupayer. 'M"""*IOf llt1CUI.~ ll(UO" ( MAILBOX ) 1 don't undentand bow he figures lhat at ell. Nowberebavc I seen any evidence that the in come or (clus1) of a property owner ts taken into conslderaUoo When hla property ls aauued. Neither ia he given 11ny con 1kleratlon for the fact th~t tw uses very few Of the S('rV\Ces for 1tblcb be ts billed. lo fact, his neighbor may hov1• four or five tlme11 u much In come, and four or five r hildten. and Ute • Jot more ~rvlccs. and 1UIJ pay Jen property tax. Mr. Citron n>enUons the Senior Cltlsens Property Tax Af,. 1lltaiice Law that la tuPP<>ted to Jive some kind or special con· alderaUoo to a homeowner who hu an income Of $10,000 or less. Why '10,0001 What a bout the aln1le homeowner who hq an tncom~ ol $10,00J ? IP TWO PEOPLE are married they ean'teach bavaanlncomeof more than ~.ooo. em 1f they 1et. divorced, they can t.ben each have an •ncotnc ~ $10,000 aod atlll take advanta1• of thci afore'ID.n\Joned law. Doea it seem atrqe tl1at food law·abldln1 c1n11u-have dil· lkuJty underatudtn1 tbbtis like t.tu.? ~ Mr. Citron alto mentlans that the reeent puu1• ot PropotlUoo 13 ptrmlta senior citizens to ,, pottpone the pa1ment ~ propet"- ly tax• lncteflnltely •.. I don't think he really meant that, because lf you cto not p.y your property taxes t.hJa ,., he'• 10- h11 to be uptet. and you'll be ln trouble_ Perbapa oul ,..,, lf the iestslatun 1et1 a.....s to ,.... lq UM law, you ~ be able to postpcme next_1eara tu, prcmd· · lq J"OU are wtlllnt to fle1 an ~ dltJonal slx percem.. He goes on to explaJn that at any given Ume the tax assessor can go lo a computer, push a so- called button. and determine the current full cash market value of any elven home In the county. Tblngs do seem to have chanfed somewhat since I was a lad. remember when the gov- emment was supposed to be the servant. of tbe people. Well, we all saw a gradual evolution to the Polnt where, through tax upon tu. upon tax. the people became servants of the government. Now, we appear to have a still more revolting de· velopment whereln I.he people are becoming the servant.a of computers. rs it any wonder that one's mind doea become a bit boQled now and tht!n' · ~ MAURICEROLAND B ftt llech arflf' To th• Editor: • Any man who feels depreaMd or down on hla luck would do hlm1elt a favor to rt·r•ad Thomaa F1omln1 '• ''Tbe Found· Int Fathers -Benjamin Franklin." · The pow era of accompUJbment. which Ue wlthln on ordinary un• educated man's 1rup are an in· iplraUon lo anyone. FRANK KLOCK DAILY PILOT ' 1bt tdltoriaJ pa .. of tbt l>all.7 Pilot aerk1 to Inform and atlmulalt-rudtrl by praentlna. on thla pa1e diverse commentary on locriH <JI lJ\tereat by lyndicat. rd (()iumnl•t• and urtoonilU, by pl'0\1dlnJ a forum for rudfn' view• and by pre•CT1tlnt this Mwspaper'1 oplnlonl and Ideas m currtnt topic.. The ed!torial oPlnlont ot Ule Dall1 l'tlat appear only In the tdltonar eolwno al the top of tho palf. Opln'°N H • prtaed by lhe columntsta ud car1.00ft m al\d leUtr wrlten are t.htir own uct no trnl~meo\ of thtlr view• by lhe Dtdtr Pt&o&. llhouW be btfened. . Sunday, Sei>t. lt, 1978 1 ' PROSPECTS AFTER MAO 'Political Initiative Rests With United States' Br D&. SA•UFL Y. IWPPU Durtnr tbe coww ol world biltory there are but a few men who became of the breadth of their vial-On coupled wtlh their aodanly to lramlate lbat viskm in- to ru1itJ le"e an lndelitlie mart on civilluUoa. While subseqoeot ·aeoeTatioo.s wall more ~ateiy place the llddevemeats or llao Tse-tune wltbln hhtorkal partJcuJarly in r ecard to felft:ip afla&s. • appropriate moment to reflect upon both )Us adlievemea&a and lb.e fu.Uare course of China's d evelopm ent. particularly ln reeard to foreign affairs China, ln ltd, was a eountry that had bff n rt!lllt by 100 years of eiril and foreign wars, political fragmentation, value diaoriental100, ec-OIOOOlic: dl&loca· tion, famine and the futility ot bavlllt witnessed the failure or elrorts at modernization THE GENIUS of Mao Tie-tune. booed during the bitter struu les of World War ll, was knowmg that I.he source of China '1 stnnctb was in her own people By relea.sin& the emotional eoergies of Ute poor peasant.a and workers - throueb de"eloplnc a cobesinness betwff1J the party and the muses, where their mutual i.nt.ettsts were effec· tively combine-ct lalo action · Mao led Cima OUl ol back•~ Md despair Tbe l(a.rslst promase ol a future eplltariaa aodety provided lbe vtsioa, .... it ..... llao'• itniteck bril.limee that tn-l•tecl th.at 1aope mto meanincf w IAl'1DS fer the poor ~...ta ol Clailla. INSPlUNG TllE m-.jority of \be pop.datioa, \be poor, b)' appe•Hq \o naticmali•m a.od by •·do.iiill their ldf confWence tJl.rou&:b pracrams desiped lo mM.e hia bue aras ... tt.Jianl. llao ~ eompleted tllle tMk started 100 yan earlier ol netturnl.ng the !eudaJ fabric of tr.adiUonal society. His messaie to ~ people was clear: Believe in yourselves and your own abilit.iea. After 1949, the People's Republic of China lumed to lhe Soviet Union for fraternal auiltaace, but Ibo soon dis COYered the price wu t.oohi&h -beiQ& a Junior partner i.n a lysUm dominated by the Kttmli.n. Hannc imt freed Cb.in• from imperialism. Mao was not reedy lo accept the same evil in difiereat di.a· gui.ae. He l"dW"Ded t.o tbe (....,,•ticml "'bil eartiu prop' am• with rwwed fenoc. Chin.a bad to be HU·,._ llDd could beeoa:le IO tbroQP tbe t.rd.e eft.clrta ol the people. It ia this belief bl the bero6e eepedl:ies cl the Chi nae people for ae!f ...mnce i.n ~/. order lo develop a strooa. aelt'·rellut aod toeially Just IOCiety lbal \AOdiarlay bOth the Great Leap Forward mad UM Ca!Wr'al Revolution. The lat1er ....wted rna his politiw disagreement.a wilh poUUcal pracmatista aod economic pl.anDen who arcued for bureaucrat.Jc radon•tiaaf.ion and renewed relaUona wttb tbe U.S.S.R. ALTllOUG H NOT s ufficieotfy powerfa:I t.o implement his e1alltarian ecoaiomie and social prograD;lS, Ibo was able to destroy Im opposition. Ills lecacy to &.be Chinese people ls pride in tbelDaeheJ an"d their •itnlflcaot achievements accompllabed, in large measure. by their own efforts -self· reliance. Mao's distrust ol the Soviet Union and the crowi.nc fear bued on an impeding conruct with the U.S.S.R. led Mao to de· vdop a ~ relatiomhip with the Unlted ~es. We were his inswaoee pobcy apinst beine ilolated bl the eveat of a Russian attack. .A. Ione u tbe Ruaian menace remaim, tbere ii a tmil for tbe kind of ttlaticmsblp enunciated ill tbe Sbuil>ai communique. ne cMl'eqe to the Unit. .Sa.tes l8 aow to Co be,.aad tbil It.ale. PoUticaJ power m C2lina ~,.. &idea ba UM b&Ddl ol the moderates -an .m..,.. al the modente fadkm in both the &09ernment bureaucracy and the mllltary. llAO'S DEATH will do nothing to dJS· ~ tM lntanal political coofll\ll'&tion. 'n'8 moderates perceive~ necessity for . combla.inf the ene:rgil!s ol the masaH wtth more rational structures and ln cre&Hdcoatacttrith!OIW,pcoontriea. The inlUatiYe thus rest.a with the Unit· ed State• to provide the People's ~bllc of China with an aJtemaUve. Formal recognition of the republic ~ wttb ennting it most favored oat.ion track status are prerequisites to the complete normallz.ation of relations. Our ec>all should be mutual understand· 1n1 and mutUal benefit. Mao Tse-tun~ and bis generation grew up nurtured oq natlonallsm born of anti· unperialltm and d!ltrust ol foreigners. Tbat was tbe well spring cl bis strength. Whether or not that distrust and fear of imJ)trialism remaib a vital part of Mao'1 le1acy is, in large measure, in our hands. Dr. ~l Kapper ia an ouQit.md pro-/UIOr of c,.... hi6tory at Col State ~. He eonMd IWbrigld ad 8oaf· W• C-..,. f~Olftll toal G ~ aa.xicae.at tlw lultllte o/ Jlodent Hmory, T'*1cln.. Taipei residents (above) read posters telling of death of Mao Tse-tung. Some 'I/ere reported to have set off firecrackers to 'celebrate. ' The Nationalist Chinese, who now control Taiwan, were defeated by Mao in struggle to I control China after World War 11. \ .t ' ·~·. Asi~n Fluidity:Weakens BondS ~ ..... )!/' t, I • f, WASHINGTON Thl' funeral •as clOHd lo all but. the 800 mUllon members ot the lm· med late famlly. No flowers pleaal'. Donation• ln the Chairman'• name to one'' fHont.e ad~&Y a~elted. The American 'u&.vi11on was thick wi\b 1~iall and th~ ab- b rev la led cbil·chet of C h l D I • walcbeta . ac1'olan and diplomats . Nooe ol them sounded aa lhougb lbey ltoew what lbey were &aa:ing about; vtrtually all ol them bave a re· card of undevtattna error ln re- prd to Kao, hiJ aMOCiata and a.Ina. · , WASHINGTON, D. C. -~ ( ~• 'IUT rv J In Vietnam and CambodJa lherivalstoMao'amanUe. , ~ · deatb of l .. o TM-bme ia libb to ~ .an.i, LL .a eollapsed, and Presideat Ford The lu ue 1a bound to remain · . delay qy improvement iD reJa.. KARN'l'YIY/ foand blmself figbliog off important u 1001 as the rtvtl tiou benr-the Ulll&ed Stat.es vn rl1bt-wln1 opposiUon from factions compete tor Power. ao4 Cb.Ina. aJMl lt may even --Ronald Beagan in bis campaign Tberefore, neither irouP can af. , On the televl8lon, thouah. the ao-ealled experts wen,, taWnc about II ao in re&ard to Cblna. Th•t'• t.N one part ol him we Americana bow ootbtt11 about Neauae be and bis n:.o¥tment wera't taken aerioull)' .._.. un· Ul four years aao. Tbe paucity al Mao ma&atal •• obvtou.a from the I.elm.ion -&be same few mm ltri119 r•· peatecl on enry Pf'Oll'&JD. Tbe Cbairmu '1 deldla. u.m. cu be u occ11lon for• to leana , aomeWq about OUl'Ml.,.. bJ re-ca.DlQC tM ch PC• America and u.e QWnnn bave soae t.tarouib toed.her. EVEN BEFOllE .Ibo, China always dbappouai.d lb• htt.tl hopes we bad for w. From the late 19th Century on, oar buslnea' people have bemllled tbelDMivet wUb the dreanu ol an tDOnDOUS China trade lbat has never mat.malbed. Amerieana llelleftd u.e, '"" prladpal1)' ......,..._ for ,.... vdt.iq lbehfOPetdi powen from clMdiaf • ...S eolcJlli11ar C!d•L '"'8 facts ol U. C'llle..ere 1CnMwhat dlff erent. Tlle l•O Jta,eTatlOH -6 wutea I.be 1lob &.bat ~ been for no min at lo n . So t be ford to lake anythina lesa than a ~ bd.ltaJnce IUehardNi.r.'Oe'afil'lt The United States is com· compromisewupocrtpooed. toucbposiUonlowardt.beU.S. trip to Peldq lour 7Nn qo. milted bJ treaty to defend Taiwan, but lt wculd ccmider abrosatine tbat pact If the Qt=ese Ooma:nmists pledpd not to me foree to take the Wand, ewer wblcb they clalm sov- For Mao'• disappearance ls go- lng to Lri11er a .a,.,.i. foe power in Chiru that could last foe some Ume lo come. That means, ln mJ eatlmatloo, that DO O'<>UJ> oc iDdiri.duJ wlll bave lhe aut.bority to make the compromlses neceaary for the normalisation of a.toece ties with &.be Unl~ &.a&a. Md ..... the Sino-~ relaUona1ltp Seta beUer. it pn>-bablf will deterionte. Tbe COil· aequeneea ror U.S. strategy, eapeclall1 toward lhe Soviet Uldoo. could be far-reiddn1. Tbe main question that bas btoen boktine up an improvement la links between lhe UDlted Slates and Cb.Ina bat been tbe i5- 5Qe al Taiwan, lite tllaad bMtiiarl ocwpled b1 tbe Qdnese Na· Uoa.alisb ( VON HOFFMAN ) Americana before and an.et Wartd Bar J thoqpt that Lbe <>Mo-Door Polley ~ aft far.tea aaUoula eqUa1 rttbta bl Qdna tbo9Jd have 'Wcm UI trade aJMl . aratttude. Neither 'ftl'e fcrthooariq. DOI' did the Chlnae aubmlt U'81DMlve. to lliqitiam ta tbe numbers OllJ' mh· siolwia prayed f«. ereiply. TlllC oo••UN18'1'8 refuse lo iuue IUCh a pledte, clalmtn1 lb.Ill the Taiwan problem la an in- t en al Chin.,e malt.r tbat aboU.14 not concern the United St.ala. Various compromile formulas could be worked out ln order t.o maeome the obstacle. But any deal WOllld nql&re 1K11Deaae at Ute helm lD Pet1nf wi1b the stature to come to term.a with the United States. M11e> bad the P...aiie and the power to m aJce a deal, and pro- babl.Y would have done to back in JJ'll, Jut after tbe Vietnam cease-fire agreement -.s signed in Pam. At UJat time, bon•et. N'ixon wu in no burry to tDO'fe. 'Ibe Wal.ttl(ate acmdals inter· jected, topplin& NlxOll. Then AmerJca's position and the communlata all.er the MCODd World War WU. repeU- Uoo d •atller dlaappolnlment.a, made more aallln1 b7 the lboulbt that Marx would be embrl.ned 1n temple. where we boped to aee Jesus relfn. MAO WA.I lDtroduced to the American public u a hJ-" priest tJ dfaboU.tm . Dur1nJ the Karean War we were told t.bat OIJMIJl' tft>OPI chariJng our IJJHI were out cltbeir beads on narcotics. After the war, Mao was d«pict· eel u •leader to evtlly Lna_. t.Ml be., .. dellbera1.el7 depri•· illC Ml OWD people dCM bmlnla . d w..a.ern mecUctne ..s fordne lbela '° treat their alnlclicm wttb UM ..,....Ulloua remediea d'4rit.cll ....... ud 111mn-. That'• bow •cupuncture was ducrlbed In American MWIPIPft"I 119 the 1'51111. Mao pvu• &.be chawy;e to.learn. U we cs'ed to, Ulal •e &re DO mGl't iJD. ,...... to Ula ---..oua. .,.. ........ propapnda u.u ... actda ....... Dt. We had prayer .titJJ far our Clllld.uan .,......__ u..t ll1ta ................... ,..,.. "'*-'t&fatoaldr.eaAw•_., mlalsten and l)ritiltj. for •· llEANWRILE, Mao's health went bad, and tbestruggletoauc· ceed him bepn to escalate. Now that he is cone, lh.t struggle is bound to become mere acute. There certainly is a faction wttb.in the upper ecbekJm ol lhe Chinese leadership that would like to move toward full dJplomaUc relatlcma wtth the United States. TbU can be seen in the unuually warm treatment curnntly being accorded former Defen.se Secretary James Scbles-io&er, who now la lnCbina. Tbla faction sees the rela· tiomb.lp u a counterweight to China's diapate with the Soviet Union. Schlesinger is being welcomed warmly in China becaute, in Chinese eyes, be represent.a extreme bostllity to the Soviet Union. But a mon radical faction in Pllldng is less enth\.diustic about the tie witb the United States. eapeclally if it involves yielding eround on the Taiwan question. Tbua the Taiwan issue has become an importaot aymbol fOf' plonaee. Then In 1912 the line chenged. Pretldent Nixon went to China, and we were overloaded with undlacemtn1, taudat.ory accounts ol Cbl.rta and lhe Chairman. 1be propacanda apparatus In MoteOW eouldn 't have stopped on a dlme and nered elf In a new direetlon any quicker. TUE OLD DaEAM alt.he China trade had been· exhumed, and II we dldn 't nW'ture the expectation ol sprintlln1 holy water on the Chairman'• head before be dled, the moct frandly euaer•ted tblnp were being said about Mure Sino-American friendabip and cooperation. llao, qain. w u the measure cl what idlota we cciWd make of OCU'Mlvea. But whatever it is we call Mmm has nothinc to do with such eor*lderatfom or, perbaps, .ewe •Ith what he did and stood forlnCblna. Maolam. Gae attitude~ lnhMt he beqoeadt.ed to U>CllO wbo dare accept U.. lnherttance, is ever to much las doctrinaire and com· pDca&ed Ulan •bat Marx left the world to atp O'HI'. It J9 ...... .,,..,. We bow t.bat hecaPM tM wont ...-that The Russians, meanwhile, are sure to try to take advantage cl tbi.a altuatJon to retneve tbefr put relationship with the Chinese MAO PER80NAILY hated the Kremlin, and he pasalonately blocked any attempt al a cap- ~bement between Pettng and Mo.cow during bla lHetime. But now that be la out of the way, cer- tain Chineae element.a may ariue for a reconciliation wtth the Sov- iet Union . The radicals may favor such a move, since they have never been comfortable with the open- ing toward the AmeJ1can "lm· periallsta.' · They may be sup- ported by the Chinese military establishment, which noatalglcally remembers the days when it received Soviet aid. With all this, then, the pro- spects for a more aolld Slno- Amertcan bond aeem to be to be remote. And the opening period ol dJplomat1c OuJdJty in Asia, J re1 r. w iJ I work a raioat America'it lntere1l.!. Henry Kiaalnaer can use on an oppotlng pollUclan la to call hlm a Maolsl. Everywhere In thJ world the polltJc al faction tbat aJJ otbert lear art the Meoiata. 11Mty bave no connectloa with ChJna but, one way or the otbe!l they muat carry the aeeda OJ Mao's Idea, \be ev•·renewln .. never-aelUod aoclety. Mao propa1ated \be notkJn tbat all top admlnl1trat«1, scholan and prole11lonal1 work so mAQY w~ a year ln \be fields and fad.ortes. · ft:IAT MADE him an enemy d eatablil'*1 1oclely ev~'*'9 Just u tt made blm aa mucb • threat lo bureaucracy u t.be ttankiesl tax-balinJ reactionary tntbe UnltedStatea. Whether he aueceeded In doln& it or oot ln China, Mao lfit IOOM tbe ldea. that a new kind d mu can be made by politics, without beinc ban acaln, an ~ual man. not tr... from the Ct1ld ne d ti.. IJO(Q>, pel'h•Pt, but hom tbe • hJtr&rcbtcal structunm ~ 10'¥· • ernment which efnlct ua the world over. A mlUllW'lan lc~aJ. but tbe1 are the ODb kind tbai pl YOU a ·isl or U •ftin It tbt end ~ ,._. lMta.ame. ---------- • -\ J . -----: -=-.. • -• . -. -· l 6x56" • float· free plpte gloss mirror. ·o .. rolt Sire SEALED BEAM HEADLAMPS 12·V. Upper or lower. Single; high/fow beont. Charge itl ., OX. IRllTIHGI ...... """' ..... A• Or .. s• Coant1 Committ•e A1alost ~ 1J .... beea fonntd to htlf dd'eat tbe eootronnla dos rK* fambliDI measure on the November b•llot. Cft.atrma.n of the lfOUP h Robert Pitcher or Garden Grove. president tJI th C&Jlfomla braocb tJI tbe HUA:nane Society~ the United States. The Ot•n1e County or- un.lutJC>ft J1 part ot the .l>eople Aaaln&t Propoea- Uoo 13, • statewide ooall t.1cm ot or1aniutiot11 op- poeed to th• do( radng measure. • .. * THE IAOONA Bea<:h Republican Assembly will be hearing from 40th District congressfonal candidate Robert Bad.ham durin& a 4 p.m meetln1 today at the b ome of Harr y LawreDce. 2345 S. Paclnc Coast Highway. Badham also plans an appearance Thursday before the Santa Ana Republican Women's Club. Pe wlU att~d the clu b •a candidates ' luncheon • ••• CHIP CA•TEll, 26· year-old aon of the Drilocfatk ·. pr•k'lnft" DOadllte. wtll be elf I c caaapato headquartln 1n Oreae County Ma. ~will artiN It lM Huatlnston BMc~ 1aeadquattera of ••· Mmbly eudktate Dm- nll lhn&tt• at 4: 11 p.111. 1'l Manft'n/Carter ot· flee will be loc at.eel at 1M32 Beach Blvd. f'rom If uottn1ton Beach, Caner will drive to Con11eta1Qan Jerry Patte..raon 'J bead· quarters In G ndon Grove. Pattt'raon'• office ia located al 12763 Brookburst St Mer attendlnl a brief me~Unc with county labor leaders, Carter will move on to con· aresalonal candldate 8ill Farrt6' office at 106 S. H.i1bland. Fullerton. Carter winds up his county visit with a SS per person tundra.Iser at 200'l N. Broadway, Santa Ana, the Democratic headquarters for Orange County. He will speak to the count)' central com- mittee. Braille Oasses Start Monday A variety of classes for the legally blind. rancms from cane travel to square dancm1. beOn Mooday at the Braille lnsUtute Oran1e County Community Center. 527 N. Dale Ave., Al:aabeim. Registration 11 now under way. The Braille Institute educational program falll into two categories: special education counes, designed to prepare lhe blind for in- dependent Uvlne. and general education classes, lntended to extend lhe Interest.a ot the blind, reestabll&b self-esteem cUld speed 1oc1 acljual.ment. A new class offered this sem ester, ''Around Town," wlJI feature guest &pealters Ind netd tripe to local polnll ol tnterest Funds Raised For Leukemia Sept. 1.9-2S has been de- aian a ted L e ukemia Week ln<>nn,e COW\11. The dealpatlon was made by lb• Orange County Board of Superviaon and ts city COGMU.s of Orance C.OUO· t y, which lsaued pro- clamaUou to the Trl-Couftt)' Chapter ot the Leulcemla Society of America. The Tri -County Oulpter Hnet Orange, Riverside and Sao Bernardino counUes. A total ol teo5.J80 bu ae.c•NetW. bt"en commjtted to re- search centers In Callfomla.. underwriU.O by the Leukemia Society of America, Inc. Funds received b y the Trl- County Chaptu will be used to support lhe local patienl·aid program. wblch pays drug bil1a and transportation to and from treatment cen- ters, u well as for public educauon and inlorma- tlcn pro1rams. Neurology Professor ....... eu •. ":::,."' .... ._"-", ... To Speak ,.... .......... c;.lltOf'lOI.. ....... ... • ... --°"" °"" ..... Callf. a... ...... ::::::::.-1', ,.,.. ....,.._ ""._ . ,.._. "-"-""· The Orallce County c.te MeV1 , __ ., ~., ..,. Au x l l l a ~ y o f t h e '•• ~. --'«•. Meellf'. m. If b I 0 I _.,...., o.r.-~: ... "-yaat eo a rav • .._.,~, .. , .................... roundatlon will bold ltl ~·.::.:=·=~~~,!:,~ ennual P'all Medical ""'*'' '•""''•'• "' .. .,...,.,. .. Meeting .Sunday, Sept. ~ j;AOI. ~ ,.,. dfre<\~ Cit .... I ~~-CIM'41 ... ,. ~ •• -''°....., •-· The meeUn&: wlll take place at 2:30 p.m at~ llA&.Tr ... 1"WRON Orange County M.Jdicil JUNIAALHOME Center, Building~-Cotfiadef Mlf 673·9450 Coat• Meea 846-2424 Dr. Jon F . Sualn, as-sociate proressor or medicine and associate chief of neuroloiY at UC Jrvint-. wlll 1peak about recent advancea in dlainocl• and manage- ment of Myaatbenla llLL aROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway CO.ta M .. 1 &42·01SO MoCO"MICK llORTUAAV Leguna ec:h .tt4·t416 San ""*1 t.oi11rano 405-1 1'78 Gravis. Elec:tJon of otrlct>rs tor the next two yeara wU1 also be conducted. (714) 148-7431 .. o:.t.:... M!t!. ~W.Coaet"-1. ..... p ............ ~. Clllf.tz:Ma Naac1 EbHn . For tmtber lntormaUoo, caU .. Hall headquarter&, 75'·1244. • • • O&ANGE COUNTY Deputy Public Otfender Katya Gerlttky will 1peu to members of the HunUncton Beach-Seal Betcb Leacue or Women Voters Tuesday In l''oun· tam Valley. Ma. Gtttlltc.y wUI dis- cust )uveoile Ju.auce and child advocacy. Th~ met'lln& will start at 11 :11 a .m . at the Crossroad.I Restaurant. Sund!y, S!ptemb« tt. 1m DAil v PIL.Of A• Colleges Join ~ Marine Group Membership 10 a proposed Oran1• OM&Dty Marine Studies Jn,,utute at Dana Point,., been approved by the board ot t.ru.\tffS or tb• Coast Community Collece Olslrict. \ The $800,000 lnsUtule would be supported by a coosortium or joint powers agreement of four Orange County c1>mmunUy colleae dl.strids and the Ora.nae County ~partment or Ed\tCJiUOn. Each dlstnct would contr1bute SZS,000 •year ror two years. while lllt Orang• County Board or SupervlJora would fund $400,000 for tbe proJccl. League President Sberry Baum saJd all in· terested memben r:A the community are Invited. Reservations may be ob- talned by c 1111101 the Lea1ue o f Women Voten, ~-8868 Oooll1' ......... " ....... KIM FOX WITH ONe O,)S.X PLANES SHE FLEW THE FACILITY would be bullt on a 3.76 acre 11te at Dana Point to provide educatJon on marine eov1ronment.s for elvnentary, 1econdary a.nd communlty c0Ue1e student.I and adult.a, ac- cording to a proposal to tbe Board of Super"lsors by John W. Casey, Fullerton Cottece president. * * • The .Sky'~ t~e Limit "It is est I mated that tho popula- L1on or the United Slates will double to 400 million Within the next century. One out or eve'I')' 10 Americans will be situated ln California," quot- ed Robert llumphreys, Coast Colleae Ou1tnct trustee preudent. 9u 511 STMUT• EAL Jt7 llfTIE IOX. .. AU·•ETAL .. 411 100\. IGl . 411 ~ .... I" 14" =wo ...... I" :Jo ..... I" llYllSllU 1/J" Hill 23 88 Orin -•ol, "'°'°"'Y• wood o• plo,11< Oo•{le 111 S" lflCM GlllDll i!I" With ~I ""-Id', tool re•h ,_ __ ....._., UUITSAIMI 19 88 O•bo•ol oclton of"I ''"'"II~' I-O<l•O<I Mvlt• pv•pO"' asaac• c.w .. cw. 2~ 21.11 "EARLY AMlllCAN" STYLED UIFlllSHED FUlllTUn Choo•• ~ d•ow•• '"°''· 4 lewH .,_ .. or deo<on'• ttoroge both U11f1nn~•' ~ l\Otty pl... $ol4' llflO ... "'bled Sov• FINISHED VANITY & IOWL 1 31~· ..... ,... .. , ... 17~ ••• "'With the enormous human pressure that wiU be brought to bear upon our Oran1e County marine environment.Jt seems only filling lhai our population be educated about our oceans. which doubtlessly wiJJ be caiMed upon more severely to i.atisfy our surVlval needs," Hum· phreys said. FUT IQlllOI unx WAb...'PAllT [),.., 10 o ftol 911 wothol>l. f 11\lt/I Ute la< woll• end <•"'"9'· • White, '""°"' colon. Gal. LOW-LUSTRE LA TEI ENAMEL x•ubboblt enom•I fo• t 8 8 tttf•'"'' t.1\f Soop O"d WOlet cl•O" vp Wh.t• '""-«>I<>« Gal. WASHAIU UTEllOR LATEX HOUSE PAllT fo\y to opply _,,,.,...., 1o1 .. o. .. , to colof "'" beo<lty '" ,..,.,.,,., ·~ "'"''•· c:vuom colon 5~~ 5-QUAIT "llG IUCKIT'' LATIX HOUSE PAllT P,lp. crock 011d peel te\1,to11t Eoty W>OP o!ld <tOltf cl.o11°vp. C.-on """'• only. Ch.re-1t Sove today #°"9obl•. lone-fo•lfn9 letu. E 0•1 to oe>ply Soop ottd WOl•r deo1> vp. In wlwle oftd po• lel colon S-lodoy. 3!! PORCH .AID DECK LA TEX ENAMEL Ute Ofl wood. pn....d .... 1o1. concrete, el<. low •hMn, q;iocli dry l11g. Prolech ond beovlil•••· Col0t• 4!~. DESHLEl'S RUST CONTROL ENAMEL leod I••• ond boby wft UM "'"de or oul aNk to ttop rvtl wh·I• you beovtilr Wh·•• o"d ottro<•••• coSot 1 2~~ WHITE, OIL BASE EXT. WOOD PRIMER 7!~ STURDY, s-n. ALUMINUM STEP LADDER 1144 fwfw•t ""''')' sld• roll,, sofety ffff ond rel"forted bro<l"O· f'oldl110 worti .tlolf . - • AJO DAIL y PILOT Sund11f. Septemw 19 111s L~dy Liberty ~till Carrks Torch NEW YORK (AP) For 90 years she has atood ln N•w York llarbof, a lady drefMCI • lb 1reen, fl•r toreb btld -.il}l. ,:reeUb1 the lmml· • srant.1 of y"terday aad ''" toumta or tod11. Tb• Statue of Liberty, ~JOO I.Ont of cop~r and m 1oos of ft.tel, IY m boliied all lb.at WU lood a.bout America to t.6e mUDona '1t tmml1rants who h9d E tbe po1roms and erl)' of Europe at the ol the century In later years. she became a tourist mecca, desc ed upon by up to J4. persons a d ay, lm· tan. just be)'ond the coo· crete unyorus or Wail Street, lot' lbe ferry ride to the ltla.nd, a Cl'OP• uctloo of MJddle America and tuburbta Jndla, Japan and Germany, da_y umpers from Ntw Jersey anCl \M nether reaches ot tbe Nt'WYork metropoll,a: -Two abacfY·b.aited bloodt, one male. one female, in matcblnl blue denim aborts. -Pudl)' meo lo baby· blue double·knlts and kbllt& beer caps, ac· ~ompanled by tlairsprayed ladles in put.~ playsults. -A bu s l oad of J1panese tourists, each. carr)'in1 at least ooe camera. -Two ·youna men With ~packs, bikina • • T B E L A D Y' boots 11k1 1uideboob repres~ts different whoeocnplaln in Getman thinp to di/ferent peo-that Amerieelll don'l -ple. It Is as thoufb she know bow to stand pro. ' rtJePts tbe sou cl the perly in 1trai1bt lines. m lted by glow-an- ' e·da k pt tic ltey c aln o a ents and &till insplnng a bit ol love among thoee who • k:newher~st n1t.S-States . She bas -An IndJan lady ia a \aken the image cl the plnk sart with a Uny United States to the aUver atud ln her left world," saya Luis Garcia nostril ... ad 32 1old Carbelo, b er cbtef bangles on her ri&hl caretaker. arm. Gattie. lbe U.S. Putt -At least 50 kids Service ranger in char1e wearing ''The Fon&" T· of Liberty Island, llas sblrU. . llVed in the shadow of his Finally, fanally. \,be "lady" for 27 months. ferry docks, disgorges His office and bis borne the returnees from are just behind her, on Uberty al«nd and starts the back or the same loading a new crowd. islanct. His tlire, Lourdes, says she feeh safe when she eoes to sleep at night bec:ause lbe li&bt from "the lady's torch" shines 1 in her eyes. TWENTY minutes lat.er, spUlinc out onto tbe U.ure island, they at.ream by lbe snack bar, ~ book counter, the lm· mlgrat&on museum, into tbe statue ttaell. TO THE TOUIUSTS. the lady is orten part I/JI 'their see-New Yori itinerary. They Une up al a dock in Lower Manbat· On a .-ummu week· da1. 5,000 to 8,000. On. weekend, 10,000 lo 14,000. Some ride the elevator to the top of the pedestal, Tahiti: Loaf Amid Loaves By STAN DELA.PLANE" PAPEE'dl. Tahiti.-)eta from·all over the world come booming into £aaa airport. And at 5 o'clock in the eventnc, traffic is bumper-to-bumper from Papee te town. <And what happened to the pretty, brown wahines who rode their bikes home on tbis road under the sky.hJgh,eeeoeut treesf > 'lb.e weatt.ier .bas bee.It wonderful the Fifis. Samoa. The-ls18Jlds..Uoder-The-Wind. Al hotels are built near beaches. Bars and dinin1 rooms are open air under shady lhatcb, The Pacific Islands, cooled by trade winds, are not sticky warm like the Carib· bean. I *** FRANCE PAYS '$'12 million a year lo keep these islands goina. Some goes into subsl&zed bard wheat. Freocb Polynesia has Ute best bread in the Pacific. Island· born Chinese are the bakers. And Tahitiana are as critical of bread as any Frenchman ln Paris. · · It's baked jo crusty loaves, a.a long as a French World War I bayooet. Sllced. you eet pieces the size of a monocle. The island of Bora Bora -2,000 people eats l,700 loaves a day. ••• When it rains in the South Seas, heaven pulls all the plugs. An umbrella that. !olda into your suitcase is a great Investment. Rain fallin e from upper colder air brings lhe temperature down quickly ft'Om 78 to 70 degrees. And you'U feel uncomfortably chll· !y. A Ugbtweight swester in yC)UI' bag is the answer. ••• What·~ wrong with this Paradise in the Pacific? Well, international aareemenu hove set up air I ares beyond reaSOD. Th~ fare from the West Coast to Hawlit ts halt the fare from HawAil to South Pacific porta though they'rethesamedistance. lnter-lsland f arcs are hl&b. I paid $182 ror one le1 of 700 miles. .. ,., ......... II 1 ' .......... ' MNING BKDTION PIOGUM at CHRIST CXJUIGf llVINE 1530 c.nc.nlQ, ,,... ,...~--....u-,...1~''" Hl$TOJlV ANO llTERATUl1E TESTAM~NT (Rel, 121) IMtl\IC;tor Or Rot>en w Hcitat Mondays and Wedn~ 7.30-9:10P.M, OF THE Ol.O -150 (Credtt) . ,30 (eydftJ WISDOM LITERATURl!(Rel. 244) lnsCructOtS Or Erwln Kurtti erld Or. RoMrt W, Hotsf TUeldlys 7 .30 -9:20 pm. n I ~ MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY (Soc. J31) lntrructor: Dr. Sl'lang lk Moon fff: aao (c:tedlt) Th~ 7 30-&:10 pm. •30Caud«J r •feet above the Jl'(JUnd. (Olt a view o( New York Harbor. For the laard y , there's the climb up the spiral staircase inside the St•tue or Liberty, all the way to the crown. to peer out the little win- dows. On one sticky day, when the humidity had passed 75 percent and the temperature outsid' was climbing relentless- ly into the upper b . a slen warned that the t.emperatlU'e inside the •t.atue was betwftn 90 and 110. lt'a 12 atones, or 168 ·~from the foot al the statue to the windows in her crown. At the llnt rest atop, one-third al the way up, a tiny. blonde teen·a1er peers through her ll'lnQ)' classes al the spiral atalrcase. "I just don't know wb«ller to co the rest al the way. I've come tbls far and Lt seems like I sbouJd, but I just don't know," she says, ~ ping t.be penpiratlon oil her face. ''l'm from West VirlinJa. I've never been to New Ycs:k before and I may M•et come here aeain. J just don 't know.•• AT T8AT, ber young husband le1na over the rail 15 f ett abo'l>'e and says •bit might aa well come•IP· She C.U up, adj• her 11..,.ea, exclaims "Up \b* little bitty steps~ .qct takes otr. At the top, a jaded l~yeu-old peers out a window. It'• a clear day, and ')oou can aee Brooklyn. "It aln't so gre1t," the kid announces . "I tbo:£i~t th ere'~ be aom g reall,y spectal about being in tbe UOWD. •• With tbat pro.. nouncement, be pulls a comic boot out of his hip 1>0cket end somehow 1naag11 to read Lt on h1' way down t.be at.eep, Dar· rttW •le&»· PaEDEaac Auiuate 8artho1dJ, the A lsatlan sculptor who designed lbe Statue of Libert)', WH more impret1ed when be saw New York Harbor in 1175. . Nlne fears earller, be 16Dly Rio de Janeiro Sea/Air'lbur .,...,., .. ~a.two J!.f•ll• \l•tt • ro-4 (~J •h to Cerec .. -1 l day• cntkl"f to C••c.o-Pto. CaMllo. •uo-0.I••• hot•••· ......................... "•-., ....... o.a .... ,..._ ... .,,."',,_....,.,os ............... l.1"41 ... tlltlh I •1•1lt'19'c•fell-n .......... ~ ....... , .. Air,.... ... •rte ~ ......... .. ·>l' VAAIG ~~· WALNUT VIUAGE CENT EB Two•spects of the Statue of Liberty: the well-known outside view (right) and Inside the crown (left) WANTED ' TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOB Gold Jewelry Diamonds & Otl~er Fine Antique or ConW.mpotary Jewelry Watches Crystal Poreela1na China Painting• Brome Statues Silver ' Vintage or Cla.ulc Autos Soall Asitiq\191 etc. We appraise & buy whole atat., or tlo~le item or well 1.,U for youon~on. U you don't know what it ii ot what lt II worth -bdn9 U. lll (a.call ua and we11 com• out). No obligation or <:hug• far verbal appraisal, elther in yow hom. or lnour 9..Uery. · (}///~ y~.£til. . ' APPRAISEM 2542Wl'.ITCOAftlllClllWAT AUCTIONEERS t JfEWPORT l!ACll-NI DOG • ,,,M' "'*'""4 O<•"Clt eo.st o.lly l'llol, S.. It, 1,, it,.,...,, J, lt1t • V.1' PV8LlC;N011CE PUBLIC N011CE "CTlTIOUI 1ustll111 NAM« ATAT•M•NT I lllt ... ,_I,.. --II delfo9 ....,, ..... , TMI IHT"l'"10 T,_AYILf .. , m• '"•""t ••• . CM•• Me .. , CA mt'I -,,_, ... ,,..., ... --. m• P..:111( .,,. • Gett• ww1 CA mn '"'~ w .i ... u I• , __ Irv.,. 141 •••41•1 JeMI P.Wt ....... •-Tl•h •1411-111 ,.., llled ""'"' I,_ c.a..nty ''''~ 01 O••no• "°""4Y '" ~ • .,,. ... -....... -""911 P'*lltllH °'""" CMtt OellY "'°4, ..... "· ......... '·It,"·"" JtlJ ,. PUBLIC NcnlCE . ._,.._, ,__..T • .,. GA• Y G&&NVILl.B .,. ... o.w. .......... .• . • . Rain l•aked ~cell· _,.bl flve paUee\S' rooma. •••• lal lhe kitchen, tMre were tUrtt food contatnen. Pl--Oak .. Crom lbt cilillnf. Ov•'••• c."l'Vllty and Create clri.,.e4 to ta.ef1ooe'. .... ..-.C. lmear.d abou&. • bal.hroom remained ther't three •· Motber toilet eontalAlnc tee• w•• unrauabed for nve days. • .... One aced paUent. bad re- cenU)' lo.t a fi.n1er tip ln a neat with aoother paUftll. .••. A WO•AN patient was batbed wllbout lbe privacy p~ vided by cartalna. And five ~ patienu Mt wurtn1 uo-derclolbes were expoaed lo papenby. Description of C<JDditioOI in a 19th century hospital for the poor! No. Tboee were condiUool found by state lnspedors ln a modern 250-bed nuning borne in Or~e County at Tka!Welvlnc time just lutyear. By the lime lbe inspectors finbbed their ~Y tour of ~m Community Coovales· cat Hospital in Anabelm last NoYtmber, lbey bad noted 1st in- fractiona of reculaUcm that con- trol operation .or nun.inl homes. aECOaDS SJIOW tbe. hupec· Uon tour \ouched off a pn)k>nged flurry of activity at the coovales· cent hospital. Slate Facilities IMtosin& Sec- tion officials demanded im· mediate correction o( nacrant in- fractions. They inslated that lbe nunlng home's opera.ton file a written plan to correct lesser .violations. And almo.t dally personnel were diapatcbed to Anaheim to make certain coodi· Uom bi the bome were improv· ln1. .Yet, lbe nurain1 home operal· ed and continued to opet"ate UD· der sanction of a state license. It was also certllied and roolirUJed to be cert.lfied ell&lble - to ...cdve lledicare and MedJ· Cal patient.a . And u lbe Anaheim nursloc home continued lo opuat. at lesa than a aubpar level. new paUenta 1 coottnutod to trickle lo. TREY WERE bf"OUCbl there by J)fflOQl -IOOS, daUlh\eft, other cloM relaUves and friends as well u doctors -Who ..,....-enl· ).)' dldn'l know about the borne'• dlmculUea. But they could have known. A vllJt &o a local Social Securi- ty office where LDSpecUon re- cordl are kept would have Upped them off. Or• trip to the state FacWtJes Utenslnl Section olfices ln San· la Ana and • brief examinaUoo ol records kept there wou.Jtl bave given them more than a hint about conditions in the nunlng home. Now, lt 's even easier for COO· aumers of nuning bocne services &o Ond out all there ls to know about the home lbey may select. THAT'S BECAUSE or the Health and Community Care Facililles Recistry. More commonly. lt's known simply as the nursing home re- gistry. The rellatry is maint.aioed aDd operated by lbe eoubty Depart· ment of SMlal Services at 1801 N . College St., San la Ana. It is a free service available &o aU county resideots, a &erVice that ctn spare users the sorry ex· perience of selecting tbe wronc nu.ning home or board and care facility. All but a few such facilities ln Ora.nae County offer at least ade- quate care and service, accord· iq to public records. Many can be rated excellent. llVT THERE are exttpt>ons like Anabelm Memorial Con· vale.cent Hospital. Only it ii no looser known as Anaheim Memorial Coovales· cent Hoapilal. In early April. Its former owners yielded lo the pressure of the dedloiog patient Imel resplt- DAILY PILOT SECTION B Will Grandma get care she deserves In a rest home? Read about new registry, above. Or, if she is hospitalized, who will tend her nonmedical needs? See story at right. & 1S W@ruur ~®lfWH©® 1".CM .. Jl-.&e ,4._. 8fnaele P'fitie4 DEAR PAT: I rud that a court action has required ,_redtttt ~•tortes In u.. SM t:.rMndo V.,ley to stop •I~ 1ng 1ts pt'OdUtt, .. Mlractm"," and to make muncts to persons cttH•d tt. I -..w a r9fund to conect .nd would like tn1 from 1bodd1 operations They aold out • The convalescent bo8pllaJ hu bet'n rt1named Extended C&re HolpltaJ ot Anabel.It). Wblle opera\JQns and cue PfO- vlded at Zirtended Care bav. lm· pc"OYtod dnm1Ueally under tbe new OWMn. it'• not )'tit inade It back on the re1lstrJ'• rdtn'al llst. Referral list? FOa THI:! flfst lime, the re- patry brin1s to coosumen of health care services ln Ora.oce County. an indication of a facility'• capablllt,y ol meetanc minimum patient care stan· dards. • And C!OCllumers who call re· ptry workers at 834-2112JO fOI' ln· formaUoo wllJ be told ll then*'· in& home or board and care home they're comlderina ls oo the re- ferral list. U not, they can eas.Uy find out why by visltin1 t.be rectslrY and in.spectin1 lbe public records kept there. Health care consumers want· ing to know more llboul a nunlft6 home than ita yes or no sun. on the referr.µial can find ln lbe re- Jialry '1 files : -A COPY or the facility's license along wilb its ownership history and a lisl ol CWTeDl of· ficers ii ills corporate owned. DEAN HARASS SHOWS NURSING HOME REOtSTRY flLE. -Summaries of att<>mmoda· tioos and services provided by the home being scrutinized. -~ies of past and current inspection report summariq that reveal operators' pa~ of complylng with reeldations. -Copies of written complaints received from patients, their re· latives or social service workers as well as tbe nurstni home manqement's writt.en response to the complaint. -A history of a raclllty's re- cord of correcting reeublion lo· fractions spoUed by lnspedon durin1 lbelr replar but surprise tours or nura~c homes u well as board and care bomes. THOSE FAlllLJAJl with nun· f.n& home operations. locluding tboee who regulate them, warn cmsumers they abouldD't expect immaculate records on any home. TboH warnlogs are baaed oo lbe fact that wpec:ton cbect 58S items. And even lbe most immaculate bouaek~per underaofnl auch lo· tense acrutiAy ls bound to be cil· eel fot al least a few miooc infrac· lions lbat are quickly corrected. M->ot infractions -violationa that endanger the health. safety or comfort of patieot5 -are an indication of problem manage- ment. Also, a long list at repealed minor infratlions can be a warn. in& ol care provided by a home that i.s lea th~n cartni. OPEaATJON OF the re,at.ry waa proposed b7 county Supervisor Thomas Riley in mid·11'15 u a device to provide C<JOSU.JDers information needed to make an tntelllgentcboice. So rar. however, ita use bas been limited. Last moolb, tor example, tbe:re were fOU8hly 5,800 penans ln nunln1 homes in <>race County. And about 4,400 perscms lived ln board and care homes. Tbat means roughly 10,200 penom wen dependent' on the care tbey receln in 1ll1btly more than 400 can bomel ln the county. Yet, only six perscns vi.siled the re&iltry to inspect the re· cords kept lbere for their use. Dean Harris, bead of the .ocial service department's three· peraon recistry staff, sald 158 phone callers made inquiries dUJiol tbe month. .. NATUaALLY we'd lilt~ to see more people tate advantace ol the inform allon available to lbem, .. HYS Harris. "And I think in time they will.'' He potnu out thal leeisWJon enacted last year calls for establishment of a ratin1 system for extended health care racWties. Such a system would give coo sumen more to 10 on lhao a re- ferral or nooreferral. It would. fot lnatance, dlstinculsb between a fa.cWly that is merely adequate and one that offers superior service. Until what was called in the Jeplation "an equitable and un· i!orm method of evaluatsoa, lo· cludin& a ratlnl scale, is de· veloped, the re&istry's referral· nonreferral system wUl have lo do. Hanis thinks ll's a &ood mtem if used properly and in· telllceotly by consumers. llOVGHLY llO per~nt of those who dwell in lhe l'OOMS and hallways of nursing homes and board ca.re homes ln the county are aged. Most of them have devoted their Uves &o carln1 tor othen - as mothera and fathers, as ,randmotbers and grandfathers. and someli m cs simply a s friends. There eventually came lbat day ln lbe1r long lives when they found themselves among the c&rffl'or. dependent on the care they receive from others to see them throu1h each day. The registry is designed lo help insure lbe aged, lhe infirm, the mentally disabled and othen needing care . or the level of service towhlch they're entiUed Patients' Other Needs Tended llJ IOANN'B •EYNOUJS 1; ••Olill'J......... . Some bospit.als call them paUeot nlatlans apedaliats. othen call lbem ombudlmm or patient Mnicea repreaen· tatlves. What they represent ls a l1'0WIDC trend ln local bolpttala where proYktinc care foi a patilat'• DCllUDedleal needs ls usuminl sreater bnportmce. MOit local boQttall. sucb es SoatJl Coast community in South Lapna, lllalon Community lD •talon Viejo and Huntinitoo IDterconummlty in Bll!lttqlm Beach, provide a staff member to aee tott.e ammedleal need.I. IT CAN BE·somethlne u almple u arran~ a be~-dan for a bedrldde1rpatient to the more compUca\ed '°f belplnl the patient and famll7 adJult to tbe re.lily a t.ermlnal Ulneaa. At Hoac Memorial J1ospltal lD Newpwt Beacb. Paul Uchln ls the dlredoc' at the fogr..mau IOCialaerricea team. He, anotber todal worker' and two Uaboa nurses wort wtth another Hoac ltaf'( member, Nina BlancblDi, to belp patleota with their ~al problema. Uchln, wbo ltarttcl tbe IOC:lal aervtce1 prosr~m at Hoag four 1ean 110, 11ld bll ll'OGP worts oo 1olvin1 adjustment. problems for paUent.a tn Ind a.rt of lbe bospltal. u. BIANCHINI ....... job ... created t.bla , ..... works on solvtlll the more tmmedlat. IEiDdl ol pnib1*1 such u beJplnl a patient wbo fl~~ to meet any le1al obliaatlona lln vot.lD1 « flllil• of t1erow ordJvorce papen. • "I like to tlllnk that abt ~plement.a UI," Uchln aald. ''She handles the more cooerew1dndrof tutu tuell aa tr· ranatn1 for balr dreuen, numlDa ertaadl, ctWD• C)asltl repaired or arran1llla tr1n1POl'tadoo." Ucbin'a team ls rnont 'concerned with the social im· plicaUom of bospltallz&Uoo and heiping patients deal with them. He explained that s>atit!7>ls are referred to them by either nunes or physicians, though no services are insUtut· ed unless the patient's pb.ysiclans speclCically order lbem lnto action. "Social services ace ordered by a physician juat as he would order any medical service," Ucbin commented. ONE llAIOR ditterenc:e, however, is that there i1 no c:bar1e for soc:lal services, unlike any of the medlcal services performed al the hospital. "The cost of our work ls abs.orbed to the basic room and board charge," be explalned. Generally the kinds of problems Uchin and his group deal with are things like pulling the patient in touch with special medical, therapeutic: or dietary services of lbe boepltal or helping the famlly to arrange for poal·bospital c:are. Sometimes, be said, they never work with the patJent. but work only wilb the family, especially lo extended care cues or ln terminal c:ues. or::F TBE more used upecta ol Ucbin's department Ja tM er counselinJ program. uw • deal wttb about 10 pettent of the patieota lb at come t11rou1b Hoag lo a year," tJchln said. He aoted that some holpttals have offered social aervtcN for as lon1u50 years and there are some that see to It \b•\ every paUent.e hu al leul one meeting with a IOClal worker. "W• don't begtn &o approach tbal,'' he noted. "But we do~ to 1elect those moat to need." 8.U Or..,_ B• E ..... Uea £ett DEAR PAT: Last March I ordered two Morris (tt'1e cat> T· st'llrts frOfft f.Llves, Box 10'21', Santa Ana, CA 92711 . I received the"' In Aprtl with no Pf'Qbtem. However, my reorder, sent April 21. has not yet arrived. t sent a lttt.r In Jufywlth • copy01 mr, unceled check, but no •Mwet" has been retelved. l 'd cer-t• nJyllketo99tthlsshlrtbeforeMorrlsexplresfromold.t09l M.A., Costa MeSI Your T-eMrt now,_ been ft\llled, "Monti had •ny lcM• of hl9 ~. e.e ntlgM _..,.. "°"" ""OMt.wteted 990. Towne M-.,.,....,. .. M..._ ..... 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''TIM wattJ.n1 ii wbit lld.UI • maa," •a.ra Carl llucl, wbo may be ODt of \be first to die lt upttaJ punJa.bmeat ,_._ lD the UcJted States. bues ud • otber ~•Mt oa Death Row m a..cia -••cl*-lt8tM ..._. death pettaltJ laW'I were 1pecU'kal1.Y upbeld lo a landmart u .s. Supreme Court ndi.na anJuJ.J 2. Deat.b 1tow• lD t.be two otlMr ltata, Florida and Ta.-. bouae an~ UI mea ud ODO woman. Aod bundra more.,.. UAder •ate.nee of cltatb In 1tai. wboM 1 ... are belna temMI ln lower eourt.t t.o ... ll tbe1 meet tbe blth coun. standards. Fof IDHY of u... prlaonen. tbe IJ'lm. q\leltloa uppermOlt lD ~ m.lnda la the one aaked by Charles P~fltt, eondemlled lo f1orida: ''Wbo'a~olqtobotbetlntto&of" PIUSON OFPICl.UAdoa't yet know wbo or when, but tba.e expecti.ns ex~utiaDI soon have spent the 1ummer &earial up. Authorities ln Tex· aa, f« eumple, .-a erew ol elec:t.riclans to check tbe electric c:Ulr at the state prisoo ln HUll&rrille to put It ln wor1dq orda' after years oldllue. la Florida, stat• priloa Supt. Bobby Levetttte said be wea looklo& for aomeoee to f\ll the part-time )C»t t:I aecutfoner, t.be mu wbo ~ a ~ IDd puJ.b a ~er to ge.oerate power lo th• electric daair at S&a.rte. Tbe former ~ wore a blaek hood • ud eU'fted $1IO per aecutioo -tbe lut two of wllkb were canted out lD May ltM. Pr'Olfltt's questkln IDl&St remalo unanswered at Je ... t unW the Supreme Court rec:oovenes in early October. Electric chair at Texas State Penitentiary stands ready. romcE LEWIS Powell, wbo aided wttb the 7 ·2 majority in reimposing capital punishment, is· sued a temporary·~ ol that ruling on July 22 at the ~uest of attorneys foe Proffitt and two other condemned men. Powell said that because so mucb was at stake, the prisoners were entitled to have lbe full court decide whet!ler to reeorulder its rullni. "I try real bard to get It out of my mind and sometimes I can," said Mark Morton Moore~ Produces More Money Than City Spend& Development's Healthy By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI ... 0.011, l'f•""" What does a new bousecost the dty of Newport Beach? That's a question that planMrs and politicians have weighed ror years, balanclng the cost cl pro- viding city Jtrvlces to new de- velop menu against the tax money lhoee developments will bring the city. And the conclu1ion has generally been that the city wilL spend,.more building sewer Unes, ,water lines, roads. parks and libraries and providing police and fire prot~Uon than it will get •back in tax money. City councllmen reYiewed a re- port on the subject last week Wblch came to the opposite con· rlus1on. ACCOaDING TO the repOrt prepared by consultants at Ashley Economic Services, lnc .. all new development -com· merclal, industrial and residen~ tial -produces more money than the city spendl oo it. The re- port was based only on city servictt -it did not include the , costs of providing schools. The signlflcance ol the finding 1s lhat it could mean a green light : for the completion of devol<>p- ment of the city. ' But councilmen were wary of the city's general plan. The reason the. report re· ached the conclusioo about the fin~clal ~oe!its ol residential developments, according lo Robert J. Dunham, president of the consulting firm, was that a different set of assumptions was used in analyzing the economic impact of new buildlne. Duollam explained that the "Preliminary Cost-Revenue System" that bas been used by the city figured the avera1e coot. spreading all costs over the en- tireclly. The system uaed in the report utillied •bat Dunham delcrtbed u a marflnal cCllt ap~ Ii~ that some costs are fixed whether there are addiUom to the city or not and that new de- velopments only produce certain additional costs. Dunba.m said b1a analysis also made some cbanies in aaerlblng iocome. Under the city's previous system, for Jn.stance, sales tax revenue wu ascribed only to commercial establishments. the cUy council, planner Tim Cowell explained that the new analysis wW be useful in anal12· iq the Impact of any changes in the general plan or "potential ao- nexa~... auch as the Irvine Coast a:rea. But before the system is uaed to measure any impacts, city councilmen &af \hey want to have time to study lL "I would like to see us move not too rapidly with this," said Ray Wllllams. "I think we need more time lo digest the assump- tions and lmpllcaUoos." Beauty Talk Set b y Group Two beauty specialists who own local businesses will de- monstrate balr styling and facial massage tedmlques Mon- day at a monthly meeting of Phase, an or_1anhallon ror divorced and widowed women. The meeting will be beld at 7 p.m. at People's Federal Sav· inp and Loan, 23688 El Toro Road In El Toro. Jim Charette, who teaches hai. styling at local beauty col· 2'. who wait.s_..90 Death Row lD Texu. He was seutenc«l to die tor rapifl8 and klllinc a woman ln ao olfico bulJd1na wtMn be worked u a porter. "U I thought about it all the Ume, lt would nm me cru,,," llocnuid In aa lotervto•. "'l'be other 1\13'1 oo Death Bow dlaam it • lot. and we tb1nk the court Ju.al~ rule .,alnst It next tJme. I tey to eae lbo pr...,. OD my famib' •b n I.bey vbit and tell them 1.UU bav• a chance.'' MeanU1ae, be nkl, be Plllet the U1110 "by · I a ltw•booka aod rudlh• and lrJ1DI to Jeani ... It bu nia "'rt aloce th• death peoaJ· lY wu carrtod out ID th.la c:ouotry Between 1J30, wb~ reliable records drat were kept, and lMT, 3,8:11 pers01'S were executed. Smee 1981, c.ptal puniabmeot bu been arcued ln the courts. 1be Supreme Court ruled lo 1972 that uisUng death penalty laws 1avo too much discretion to Jud.&el and Juries to be equal· ly applied. MOST STATES then wrote new laws, and the court'• July 2 ruling speclftcally upheld three that allow Judces and juries to cooslder miUcat· f.na factors before imposing sentence. The court struck down ilat\¥5 lo North Carolina and Louiaiana that made tbe death penalty man- datory for certaln crimes. At t.be time, m men and 10 women were on Death Rows ln 30 1tates. Georeta'1 Carl llaacs, ror wbom the worst drUd is waltin&, said. "I'd rather 10 ahead if tHy're toin~to me. This goddamned cell feta smaller ct.y. I don't thJ.aJt I can talte it if there are lot of~ and postponements before they put meln"iMchair. "I know that the crime I was convkted or is a heinous crime and the public doo 't die it ... " be saJd. "I'm paying my debt lo society by sit.tin& 1n that chair ... Society and the Jury never dld say nothing about making me sufrer before I sat in that chair." ISAACS SAID be bas "a feeling I'm &Oil\i to ht! the first they rry in thls place, .. but added, 'Tm not saying I'm just going to walk up there and sit down. No ... I'm going to fight like a tiger all the way. Ain't oo way they can secUte me enough lo lit do•n In that chair oo my own." William Roberts, one of 48 men oo Ohio's Death Row. said be Is oot afraid td die becau.ae "I am spiritually ready I« &Q)'thlni that happens tomein t.bU Ule.1 consider It tbewW of God.'' Roberts said be was sitting in his cell at the Southern Ohlo Correctloqal Faclllty al Lucasville drawing a picture when be learned of the court '11 rulln1. "I WAS CALM and coUect.ed." be said. "I went right on drawing that picture." Oblo's death penalty law was found to meet the Supreme Court's standards In an Aug. 10 rul· mg by a stale court of appeals. The ruling can be appealed to higher st.ate courts and to the U.S Supreme Court. ' Roberts, 39, who was convicted of murder, robbery and felonious assault In Cincinnati, UPHOLSTERY W'-T•W_. ..... _ doesn't deny his ewlt. He said h "fully realued" that ·•if I don't dle 1n the electric chair, I am never coinc to get out of priaon an,yw~. · • Wbethor one of th e m~. or another, become. the Clrst persoo todie @der tbo new rul· inc. that ln1Ual execuUoa will attract worldwide atteot.Soo, and, undoubted!Y. wtdt1Pf't•d prot t. But for Wayne K. fiatterson, of Denver, form.er Colorado state Pffltent.lary warden, It wW mean reUet at "aheddln• the IQanU. of be· int the laat penon to perform an necuUon." OF THE JOB awaltlni bis 1uceea1or ln whatever state, Patteraon satd, "Thal'• pro- bably the most difficult task anyone can ever have to perform." For James Bllmlll, 23, wailinl on Texas' Death Row, the horror of lhut task ls all too vivid. "When you want to kUJ an animal Uke a dog « a cat you put it to sleep," he said. "lt they want to remove me from society then why not come in and alvc me an injection like 1oln1 un- der for an operation, and let me die a peacerut death? "You think 1t doesn't bother all of us when we talk about electric chair or think or It? We are already dead on Death Row, you JUSl haven't buried US yet I' LET IT B£ KNOWN!! natH~Pon-. tormerlY ot u1tu~~ing as is now do1n.g ~~5is n&it Ho1r t ..Wf Rem:>Y9ll lf>ermanon h<)d9 Modern Me1 c,oncern w\th Old-tashioned Ind women f .. c,onsultatlOMft.MC' f " ~ r•U UDO MllMCM-~ach Suite .,oo N~Ho&OCtat) lactots lrom 2 631-231 Reg ister Now ... . . r For Our Fat'I ' tfU Htnler"94. e.-......._,...._.u,· TEENAGE BEAUTY SEMINAR! THE P'\.UMllH~ HlATIHw AIR COHD. ".,_. ....... ·--· ,,_,~,,_'tot" 4,..-c. t M1$51()H llt[JO ~ .. ,, c...w.o C..0-...... , '·· ....... ..., ,. " " . 495-0401 COST ... lolESA 1~:14 .. ..._.111 ... '4Z·l 75l lrTCHIN & IATH HMODEl.ING N H ESTIMATES S..OVl'Ot ... .,eet AN ..... Ell• ......... or~IC( 1533"" l•"C'IO~ Ath ~(If ., f 77Z.J470 .,.~" Seminar includes 4 weekly sessions beginning October 5 and 6 and Will include an in depth look into: (1) Skin care and techniques of make--up (2) Hair care and styte sefectlon for the individual (3) Complete nail care (4) Diet (5) exercise (6) Posture (7) aothing and accessonzing. Emphasis will be on the Total Look. Special attention will be available to all throughout the program. Registration is open to a limited number of people on • a first come basis. Registrations are being raken at the desk. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 644-2153 • acceptloa the report's con· clusioos, preferring to ask for Planning Commlssloo comment and to study the matter for a month before taklna It up agaJn. THE NEW report divides up sales tax between resideoUai and commercial becaun Dunham re-, asoo.s that the small local shop- pin& centers are used by local re· aidents. ''The net result," Dunham aaid, "ls to make the realdentlal developmenl5 look more altrac· live and the neighborhood shop. pins centers look leu attrac· Uve." leges and owns an El Toro -;:=======;:;;:-salon, will restyle the hair of a ( J The report was prepared a1 part of the environmental LmpKL report which is being madAt for . I AtW. SA1f WEBC t ' Save now, look great later with a new perm. Lemon Aid } 0 66 Reg 1500 • Cornet' 14 66 ~(I. 20.00 • In a 1ummuy of the report to ' Both by L4 Maur I ~--------------------------------..... I ' ' , I • I ! ' SIMeo. Cmm4 WICIALS u ........... . Hlllrat "'""Cl , .... (9a Y"ll OI ~) • COSTAWISAOM.T • \ woman from the audience. THE BOOKMAN Carol Miraula, who owns a . . beauty bouUque, will describe "!VIEWS k'l lhe how to Jive a facial and will also dJscuas how a woman can start ber own buaJneu. - DAILY PILOT 70 F~HIOtf ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH • 644-2151 Use your BankAmerie.ird, Me•.trr Ch~rrr SOUI'H COAST PLAZA -COST A MESA ' It I --r ------ Sunday. September 19. 1976 DAIL V PflOT l13 Mesa Girls Club Centralizes Practice Set C:O.ta Meta'• Grace Cot.tat•. the little )'eUow house that wu once lb• meetlrtf place ol hun· 4reda ot pre-teen c1rb, ls cloein& iqdoon. A population shift ln younplen lo other partl ot the Harbor Area prompted t.he cl0t- ln1 ol the cohaae. operated by lb4 Git ls Club oft.be Harta Ar.a 1lnce 1172. Tbe remalnln1 162 members ' will be bused to the club'• maln faclliUes at lllS Anaheim St. ln Colla •teu, after Oct. 15, ac· cordJnl to the organJiatJon's U · ecutlve director. Pat Allen. "Tll E POPULATION stufl bas bwt attendance at both Girls Club faclUUe1," Mrs. Allen said, "but lbe dally auendance'tolala and our latest count shows the Grace Cottage branch lO be"'t.he most affected." Tbe brtghUy painted building, at 2032 Orange Ave., was donated to lbe Girls Club by Newport Beach civic leader George Hoag, and named in memory of his mother. Tbe SO-year-old house, with an expansive front yard, hardwood flbOnl and a play area In the back, was perfect as a Girls Club annex. Youngsters cut out paper dolls, and created montages from magazine pictures on two larae redwood tables in a converted bedroom \aa>lhe house. Aru and craft• materials wer-. pl'Orided on Wit-lo lbelv• to keep youn1 haada bus)' durtns the summer houra and alter lthool. Mn. Allen said tbe dos1nc b due to "members Ill the maln facility bearin1 the brunt ol t.ht lower attend.ace, .tUle the Sirla •t Grace Cottase s-.aer a lack ol lptee and features off_. alt.be maJn club." Sbe said a consolidation of the staff at the Anaheim branch, "wUI brln1 additional q\lallty and depth to the Girla Cl\lb pro- &ram ot juvenile divuslon. "Expenditures on moolbly and at~ance levela were wei&hed, and it was easily recocruzable that the cJoeln1 wou.ld oot. in fact, be a curtailment of services by any mean1," Mrs. Allen said SHE SA.ID the wood slat build· inc will be aold, with proceeds go- ing lo the club. "I hope to SH the directors put the money into a fund to begrn new projecu. or for use in setting up another branch in some other area," she said. MeanwbUe, the coMage will continue to operate from 2 to s p.m. Monday through Friday un· UIOct. lS. "The laat day will be a sad one, but hopefully, funds from the building will allow us to begin a network of new proerams, and maybe even another yellow house lilte Grace CotUige " Grace Cottage doors about to close. Te 'l'e11r Beald• Mixes Lethal? OnJg interactions also can produce false readings of laboratory tests or touc:h off puul· ing or mlsleadinc symptoau. Alcohol and aspirin. 1bose two very com- moo drugs are ootjust a before·and-.tter act. Combine either w~ aome other drup and the results can be danget'OWI, even deadly. Mixina medicines can make ane dn&I act faster or alo-wer than it normally would, more powerfully or less powerfully, chancing the dnae's effect on the body. The interactions ol two or more df\ll.I taken at the same time is an emttlina 1tud1, highly complex and one that ii far from fully understood. For example: -ASPIRIN is sold in more than 300 drug combinaUons, many o( the m for the common cold. But upirin mixed wilb drugs taken oral· ly to thin the blood. the anticoagulants, can make these drugs become even more powerful. Then lhe person wbo Is takinl lbe anticoagulants with the asplrin may risk a bemorrbase. It only laktn& the aspirin for a helldacbe. -Aspirin can make anU-diabeUc drugs become stronger, lncreasiot the chance of a diabelic falllnr into a coma from too UlUe sug· ar in the bloodstream. -Alcohol and anUcoag\llants can interact in two ways, both serious. Chrcmlc alcohol abuse will speed up the rate by which the liver met1boll1es or breaks down the an· Ucoaiutant. reducin& its e«ect. Bur D&INUNG a ,-real deal ol alcohol in a abort period can slow down the metabolism. ''Tb.ls can maintfy the Impact of lbe an· tlcoagulant to U.e point where the blood becomes ao thin it may be difficult to halt Need.in.a caused by an l..Qjury or from an ulcer agaravated by the alc:obol," says the Food and Drue AdmlniltraUoo. A new publicatiQn on this !lUbJert. in· tended for consumers, is being ottered by the FDA. A single tree reprint, "Mixing M9diclnes," may be obtained by writing lo the Cooaumer Jo!ormation Center. Dept. so, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. 'l' ... Ca•Be lp Tiine's Valuable Put idle lime to rewarding use. Call .the Voluntary Action Center at 67S..9Zl0 or 833-9278 OI', if you prefer, stop by al 1714 W.· Balboa Blvd.. Newport Beach and be placed tn a volunteer job of your choice,. Hore than 200 organlzatioo.s and agencies list such opportunities as these lbrouib VAC: If you can demonstrate educational toys, lake care of animals or build shelt.en or teach cralt.s to adults. Fairview St.ate Hospital oeeda assistants for ill toy library, petUns farm and recreational classes. Start with ooe mornln& or afternoon per week and watch the satlsfac· lion crow. Volunteers, 18 years and older. are needed durinC lhe day and evenings lo answer phones and do licbt clerical work for a local alcoholism council. Orientation and a traininl seulon are re- quired for persons wtth special 11dll1 to lead sports activiUes, organi%e games or rap wtlb tttn·agers in s helter homes. Tbe adolescents are away from their parents for a cooling off period and undergoing family and lndividual therapy. Whatever time alter acbool or even· inga you could share with them would be •P· predated. Commwuty mt'mbers 1ol~resled lo pl1.1la1 with tbe UC Irvine Symphony Orchestra are lo· vited .to meet with the orchestra's conductor. Alvaro Cu suto, on Thursday, Sept. 23. Tbe meeting will bfl al 7 p.m. in the Choral· O«hestral rehearsal hail on campus. Prosptt Uve merebtrs should brine lbetr instruments. The UCI Symphony Orchestra '1 first con· cert, Dec. 3 and 4. will include works by Brahms, Mendelssohn. and Schumann. For further in formallon, call 833-6615 EVEN THE BEST COSMETICS CAN'T RIDE EVERYTHING. Hair, for instance. And you know what? You don't have to have it if you don't went It. Call our Kree electrologist for a free consultation. Now. The sooner you find out how easy and safe the Kree Method of Permanent Hair Removal is, the happier you'll be. Beauty Salon, 33. b1nsons Fabrics From Around The Wor/il . Al Discounted Priees! FANTASTIC WOOLENS IAMl llAIDf BUYI FOR SI Bonne FALL CREPE & PRINTSI FALL! Slri Linings • hi II UW ho IH llHSt 11• • hi ... h 57~ -tf tW wrest .. ,. tf ~ 59 . .., •Hltu u• wul eiluh. • .., c ~ ~ . .,.,, ....... •=tt ,... • ••t• WHI mst. lll lft pricH at '3•~ 4l·H~ h lH retail stm U•it ~ ii llUI sins SALE STARTS SUN ., SEPT. 19th All STOHS OPIN 7 DAYS A WHK OPEii WIHlllTIS JIL 9 (llCIPT L.A.) POLYESTER OOll( S[urnttf Of PATCIW• INTERLOCK T-SHIRT 1 PAJSUY PRINTS SOLID KNITS JEISEY PlmS 60" WIDE :::._99c • F" • ... tfll ..., ·~ 1121 lfT'atOQ "' .... 97c &18 .: .. J YD ValUM to SS Yd. Wl,t "' Big ~yon l>al>y-you leathers on cre1Je. 1899 Some of the most desirable residential real estate In Southern Calltornla dots the greens and fair- ways of Big Canyon Country Club In Newport Beach . Appreciation of property values In Big canyon - and throughout Newport Beach - has been unexcelled. Newport Equity Funds arranges secondary real estate financing on such properties. Perhaps we can help you . Newport Equity Tunds#Inc. AMI Estat•..,... AVCO FINANCW. TOWE'Jt 820 NEWPORT CENTER DNVE ~21f NEWPOffT Bf.ACM CALIFORNIA 92980 71 W'4 182' •1-1110~ Leather on cropo soles Soft & floa1y. In a torra·cotta spht suede wedge. And two tan loathers Young w1ggl~st1tch moc sltpon and softy moc monk. Love at firs t step GUALICftAPT' a H o • STO"l e • FASHION ISLAND. Newport 8Nctl; SOUTH OOAS-T P\.AZA. O>sta Meat: HUNTINGTON CENTER. Hunti~on Bnch: WESlMtNSTER MAU •• W~er; LAGUNA HIU.S MALL. .. \ , 1. ; 94 OAJL Y ~LOT ·• ... • ' ' Coast Rites Solemnized - MRI.PARSONS MRS. GRAHAM MAS. OURICA MRS. NAYLOR MRS. FRANTA Parsons-Mowery the marrtaae of S\aaan Car· The Neichborbood Coaci"el•· vouna.a aod Gary Durie&. Uooal Church, LaC\lD& Beach Tbelr parents .,.. Mn. Jdm wu the Mttln, for the mantaae Carvounaa of Huntmclaa Beacb ceremonlea lnkln1 Annette I.Del the late Mr. c.r.o... and Elaine Mowery ot ,Jrvi.De and 11.r. and Mrl'. Jolm Durka. Colla, Craig L. Paraom. ll•a. Tbe bride, daqbte:r ol Mr. and Mn. Uoyd T. Prothen of Irvine Tbe bride 1radlla'-d ftom is a &raduate of University Blah !:diaon Hilb Scbool and ber Scbool and received ber AA busba.od. Estancia 1':f! Seboot desree tn 1ooial 1clence at Sad· Tbey will live ln untlqton dleback Colle1e. Beach. Her fiance graduated from ••• Lacuna Beach High Scbool, was Naylor-Carpenter lifeiuard there for five years and now ls a rroeman in the Navy. l!:atabll•llillc tbelr bom• ill His parents are Mr. and Mn. Santa Mcmlea are llr. ad Mn. floyd Panom, i..cuna Beach. Kenneth Chari• NQlor Jr. wbo The newlyweds will live in were married In Waytaren' Caron.ado. Otapel. ••• The former Wendy Carol Graham-Stickel Carpenter is the dausbter of Eatabllsbln1 their first home ln Patricia Hughes 5 oC Anabelm are Mr. and Mrs. Erle Newport Beach and J. M. Graham who were married in Carpenter Jr., Cbelma ord, St. Andrew '1 Presbyterian Mass. Cburch, Newport Beach. She sraduated from Newport The former Theresa A. Stickel is Ule dauabter of Mr. and Mrs. Harbor High School and lb~ Robert E . Stickel al Qista Mesa. Unlversity of Calllomla, Santa She graduated from Estancia Barbara. Hlgh School and attended Orance Her husband~ from Cout Colle1e. Rolllng Hills gh School and Rer husband, son of the Paul UCLA where be is completinc bi.I Grahams of Anaheim, is a muten degree. His parent.a are fntuate of Venice HJgh School Mr. and Kn. K. C. Naylor ol Santa Monica City Colleae Rancho Paloe V erdeL wbere be majored In business. ••• ••• Franta-Duffy ~ Durica-Carvounas Susan II. Dully became the St. Geor1e 'a Episcopal Chun:b, bride of Steven E. Franta ol Laiuna HJll1 wu the aettint to .. Laruna Ni1uel during double rtJc rlt. performed by the Rev. Dr. ltobtrt Schuller lo the Garden Grove Communlly Qaurcb. Tbe bride, daua,bter of the Rlcbard Dulfya of Newport" Beadl. J:iaduated from Newport Harbor lb School and~ In bUll.Deu at the Uoivenity al Soutbero CallfomJa where she afflllated with Kappa Kappa Gamma. Her b111band r~ved a BS decree ln lnduttrial technology .t Arbon.a State University. His pueata are llr. and Mn. Elmer Franta ol SClD City, Ariz. After a reception i n the Alrporter Inn. which is owned by the bride's fat.her, the newlyweds left oo a honeymoon to Tahiti. Upoa their return they will live in Lacuna Nlauel. ••• Perkins-Peca Marla Renee Peca and Daniel Richard Pertina, both of Costa Mesa, were married in St. Joachim 'a Catholic Church, ea.ta Mesa. 1be bride, who traduated from Newport Harbor H.llh School. is the da\llhter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. Peca of Costa Mesa. Her bu.band, son al Kr. and Mn. Art.bur H. Perkins ol Foun- ta.In Valley, craduated from Fountain Valley Hieb School and attended Oranae Coast College. They wUJ Uve lD Colla Mesa. I ••• Boyle-Boyer EatablilhlDI their llnt home in <>ranae alter boneymocnl~ Jn Enl)and will be Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Michael Boyle who were married in St. Andrew's Preab)'teriao Cburcb. Newport Beach. The former Cbriltlne Boyer, dauebt.er of Mr. and Mra. Ralph R. Boyer of Newport Beach, is a craduate of CaWornla State University, Sao Dle10 and a member of Alpha Pbi. Her husband, a tblrcl genera· tion Californian, ia a IJ'aduate of CSU, San Francisco. He is pres.I· dent of the Comprehensive Re habilitation .Services of Arcadia and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose A. Boyle of Vallejo. ••• Townsend-Finley Calvary Chapel was the settinc for the double ring CtteJDOa1' liIWng Wade Robert Townsend and Mary J ean Fl.nley, the aon and daughter of the Dooald G. Finleys of Costa Mesa and tbe Robert N. Townsencb of En· cinitas. The bride is a graduate of Co6ta Mesa H1gh School and her husband l• an alumnus al San Dieguito Hilb School. He ls atu· dying at Orange Coast College. They will reside in Anaheim. ••• Beard-Leaverton Wedding vows wereexcbaqed by Lisa Leaverton and Gary Beard in the Golden Circle Chapel. Their parents are Mr. and Mn. Robert M. Leave~olNewport Beach and Mr. Ud Mn. Geoqe Beard ol Santa Ana. The newlyweds will make their home in Costa Mesa. ••• Davila-Lopez Genoveva Lopez and Fernando M . Davila excban&ed weddlnl vow1 and r1011 durln1 cerfl!lonies conducted lo messed Sacrament Catholic Church, West.rnimter. • MRS. PERKINS MRS. BOYL! MRI.TOW....., MRS. BEARD Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. f ~ Roll Doubled Art. intertidal life, Indian lore and ethnic works. Thia is lhe focus of the docent pr()fram at Bowen Museum, Santa Ana, which cunenUy ii aeeldn& 50 new members. Tbe docent guild has a membersbJp of 50 but would like to double Its ranks. accordJ~ to Mrs. Boyce Garvin, chairman. Proepectlve memben are invited lo a cotree at the museum at 9:30 a.m. Moaday, Sept. 20, when lbe pro- gram will be outlined. Durtn1 the past year, U,510 chlldren from 100 schools throughout Orange Counly wen tabla on 1wdecl tours throuah the museum by doceata and t.be travelln1 "miDl· mUffum" coverin1 the llf• o1 Southern California Indiana was presented to another 8,900 In their teboob. Next year throe tours will be ctf•ed: accordlna to Mrs. Garvin. Tbete are enUtled lndlan ua mstorlc Rooma, Ethn.lc Gallery •nd CUrreot Exhibits ud slide pr-eaenta· lions oo lntertldal ute. Four addltlonal unlta .,.. belQI prepared for tbt tranl· Ina muteum. Then wUl deal with art, empbaalDDC UM col· lecUoo at Bowen, lnt«Udal lite, oceania and• apeclal unit roe handicapped chlldren. The doceQt IUlld a1lo bu lniUated a 1peaken bureau, whlcb already bu provided 1peaker1 for lS or1anlutklal. Docentl a1Jo have aUmulaUN learnlnt u....t~ durtna tuild mfft.lnp In the ronn o{ 1peaken ud lleld b1119 to otber museums. AddJUo.oally. they ml)' elect to prepare reports op 1ubJecta of lntereat tothmmelftll aDll tbt 1roup. The docent 1wld ti GI*' to &D7 person In~ In aervlnc Bowen mUMWD ID an .tucauonat capaelt)< on a vohmteer baalt. • Further lnformlltlon IJ anllablt from Carol Dobklm al the museum. 83&·65:!0. Mrs. Charles Gray sculpts · for Bowers' traveling museum. .,, ... \ \' 'Holiday' Invites Tr.outile "Dr9a canal -tbla II a nea- Ucm.'' CIJde w • """"W ·, r • wtUa Ida ..,....,. tint ,... .... k ...... lnb ap ... ~. u It .... , far u.· ellMaw I'd ll8ft tkbd Mm out. IDf•Mlbowhe'1bem...U· ........... lblee. AID I Nlfllb to ,_. that tbls ~ '9ll4u .. malhb for married emplo7 .. 1T -llULUMG IT OVD D&Aa BJ.UNe: I ._. ......... ~_c'•t ........... , .. , ... ~ alwQaaw1hr••..,. 1111 tw •11' .. tlM.: ..... _..., ............. dw••r llltl• ..u.,., t•• =I el •UIW ..... , .. . .. ..... ,i; DEAR ANN LANDDS: rm 21 ad JUlt broke up witb a fellow l .-Ready with for flye years. (Lou la 22.) We apllt because 1 Mbd hlm if be really loved roe andb91ald bewun'tSUN. llUI· _,... we botla date others ao be e..w ftlld out. l\'1 been two weeks now and Loa II ":!:d' a friend d mine a 1111 n.b apendinl J:ltOOe1 on AnnO Landers her Ute cra1y. I 'pi burt ad mad. Should I try to 1et him blldr at let him do bla own tbl••T - OUTSMARTED MYSDI DEA.SO.JI.:,.... .... .... f• bMll ot 7 .. , ...... .... ames back. T• leek;www .. la .--teUew ,,... • " .. n lla....._er. IAat.er H. Tocher al Huntlulon Bneb and Mr. ud Mrs. Pwllrio Davila, Costa llesa. Tbe bride atudled ln Guzman, Mexico and her husband lD San Slmoa,Aria. They will live in Coat.a Mesa. .... Montgomery-Haupert St. Edward'• Catholic Cburcb, Dana Point WU the aettinC for the marriage of SU.SUJ. Haupert and Job.n R. MontaomerY Ill ol Newport Beach. Tbe bride, clal&lht« ol llt. and Mn. Paul J. Ha.upertotSan Juan Cap(atnno, attended Saa Juan Cal!Utrano and llll&er Del blah tchoola and Oran1e Coast Collea•. Her buaband, 1C1G al Mr. and Mn. J. R. llontsom«Y Jr. ol • Bloomfield lijlls, Mich., attended acboola ln Michigan. Tbe n.ewlyweda will live tn San· ta Ana • ••• Hart-Coates Wllllam Ha.rt, SOD al Mr. and llrfra. Richard Heu ~ Newport Beach, dalmed Cheryl Lynne Coates aa his bride duriDJ prden ceremonies at tbe bom.e al her parent&, Mr. I.Del Mn. Mark Coate. of Beverly Hllll. The bride u a p-aduate of Marlboroulb School and USC where abe afflllat.ed with Pl Bela Phi. She was presented ils a Lu MadriDu debutaote in 1JT1. H• husband la a gnduate al Newport Harbor Jneb School, Uaivenity of Southern C&llfornla and Southwestern University School al Law. He la a member of Ph1 Delta Theta. The newlyweds will live in San· ta Monica. ••• Stillwell-Cottle Debbie Cottle and Brent SUllwell. both oLOranie. were married ln Cum el. Tbe bride u the daqpter ~Dr. AJleD O. CoUle of Newport Beach and Mn. Georgette Buber, eo.ta Mesa. Her bus band's parents are Norman Stillwell ot 11.Luloo Vie- jo and Mn. Priscilla Showalter, Santa Ana .. 1be newlyweds are makinc tbelr home in Ora.nee. ••• Crisel !·Anderson St. Mary's Cathedral, \ Portland, Ore. wu UleaelU"IC ror the marriage cerernoey ol Rhon· eta Marte Anderson and Tbeodoce M. CrueU, aon ot Mr. and Mn. Wllllam M. Criaell ol lrvtoe and Santa Ana. The bride. dauahter of lbe Donald Andersons ol Portland, is a former Rose Festival Queen. She atudled In Auaterdam and Belcium in the overseu pro- uam of Lewla and Clark College where &be.graduated. Her husband 1rllduated from Chapman Colle1e where be wu student body president Ule fl.rat two 1emester1 with Wodd C.m· pus Afloat. He bu an AA dqree frt>m Orance Cout College where be a1lo wu atudent body president. He alao •pent a year Jo IndJa. sponsored by the Rotary Club of CosjMesa. ~i'~ newlyweds are at home in ~ago. ••• · Perino-Ramsey St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was the settin& for the rt~ llnk1n1 Kathleen Annette Ramley and Klm Da"Vtd Perino. The bride, dau1hterol Mr. and Mra. Geor1e Corbett al Downey, sreduated from W~ IU&h School, Downey, and attends California State Unlvenlty, Long Beacb. Sbe is a/fiUated with Delta Zeta. Her buaband, son al Mr. and Mrs. Louis J . Perino ol Newport Beach, ls an alumnus al Newport Harbor Hiab Scbool and CSULB, where he was presldentotSiama Ch.I fra~mity. • •• McCray-Kuti An outdoor ceremony at the summer home of the bride's parent& wa1 •elected by Umee Kathryn Kull and Paul BaJne McCray Jr. ror their weddlnl. Performln1 the rites lo Winton. Minn. waa the bride's cousin, the Rev. Jack D. Sales, rector of the Oethaamane Episcopal Church ln Minneapolis. The bride 11 the daughter of Mr. and Mn. William M. Kull or Corona del Mar. She ls a IJ'aduate of Corona del Mar HJgb School and St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minn. Her hutband, alao a eraduale al St. Olaf CoUege, ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. McCray of Davenport, Iowa, where the newlyweds will live. CALENDAR TOWN BALL MEETING: Sponsored by Weight Watcllers, the session will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. ZC, at Garden Grove High Sehool Speaker will be Dr. Frank Bruno, eminent psychologist who la known for his lectures exploring welcbt control, child rearinl and marriage relailon.s. He allO baa authored several books, including 'Think Youraelf Tbin.'' ProceeclJ will benefit Teen Challenge, a cOUD1elln1 center for adults and youth. Ticket lnformatJoo is available by calline the WW of· flees at 835-5505. AA1JW: La.kt Formt ~acb and Teanll Club will be the aeUiDI fot' t.be openinl col1ee al the La•una Beach Branch at10:30a.m. Satunky,Sept.25. Exbibtts denotiq variOUI iDteJ'eat and study lf'OUPI will be featured.. FAlllLY. PrCNIC: F1ve OrAn1e County Mothers of Twins clubl will meet lD El Dorado Park, Loni Beach for a tam.LIJouttai at 10 Lm. Saturday, Stpt.'25. JUaal&GE 8EMINAa: nm nmmom, who bu been CGlldactlq Maximum Marrtase aemlnan naUonWtde, will prtMl1t one Saturday, Sept. 25, ln the Alrporter Inn. Pwtber lnformadoD la anllable by callln1 Ul-oTOI. zxegn·: Local doll clube will present 300 Year1 or. ,Dolli Saturday AD4 .... y, Sept. 21and18, at tbe Hunttnston CenterMaU. MS8CY caUMJ>E: The annual cbampa1oe Juncbeon will bel1n wkb an 11 a.m. reception Sunday1 Bept. 28, lnJhe Loi Ansel• BreakfMl CJub. Preaeat and pendl~1 l of vltal lnterett to animal welfare will be by Stai. Seo. AJan Robbins; SJbll Brand. ·l&Dowa bemanltuiap. and Milo Frank, film produc•. Tlctetl, at $5.50, may be obtained by callln1 (Ill) 712-1411. . DA&: Clara Barton Qlapter .W conduct • 1araae sale at 15301 La Salle Lane, HuntinttOP Beach from I a.m. to 8 p.m. Satarday, Sept. 25. mGRl 'l'O UR: n. SoUltbern cautornla Leacue wUl preMllt a G .... Or-dltmd o ......... wl ADCUOD at SantaAnlfa Pait.....,madSUDdaJ, Sept.IS aadtl. Sale~ ..... daJ. ~-lad• All· tlquel, ~tt ..... ttnlture, plaata aad clotblq. llD'l'ICll DmOW&OllUI: A~ ID4 fulalon lbow will be pr 11me1 a& u :• a.m. SuMay, lept. •, a the Garden Orne bomeatllt. ad Mn. WUllam 'l'lllolul • t1a TOWN AND GOWN: Guests ani lnvtt.d to a tecep· Uao and eon .. to ... .,... .t to a.m. Monday I Sept. 11, l~e ~ BNcb bmne ol Cbaoeellor and lln. Daniel Membenhlp la Ol*l to 11110M lllterelt4lc! ID aupporilnc &be unlnnity tJlrouCh Joint cultural, educational and aocl•l ldlfttlee. -------------- I ' l I ' J I ; . The Week's Market Highlights NASD Quotations on Mutual Funds This Week .,..... 1.61 •• ..... ,., .. = UaNL ..... 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It's Ucht inside, lhe maintenance ls easy and It's just a very euy house to live in." The Llgon's home ls one of more than 4,000 sold by Cathedrallte Domes, a Santa Cru1 firm lhat claims to be the world's tarcest manufac- turer or geodeatc domes. GEODESIC. DOMES combine the load· bearing ability of the dome wtlh lhe rigidity of the triangle to eroduce an ultra-stronc structure. Althou1h they ve beell around for a while (vis- ionary architect R. Buckminst.er F\lller deslcned the lirsl one In the JJMOe), soaring construction coell for convenUonal homes have made domes much more attractive to conaumera in recent years. accordlnt to Cathedrallle 1eneral manager Tate Miller. "l! you build a aeodesic dome aide by slde with a convenUonal home, aetUq the same square footaae out ol each one and ut1ln1 the aame nxturea inside, the geodesic dome would run U to U percent leu per square foot," says Miller. who purchased Cat.bed:rallte lut year with two colle1e friends. Cancer Victims Fight for Jobs LOS ANGELES CAP> -Uletal job dis· crlmlnatlon lllll exlata agalftlt recovenld cancer p1t1ent1, who are oft.en the vtcUm. of I mythl and ateroolypes, a 1ur1eoa and tumor speclall•t HY•· Dr. Robe.rt J . McKen.na apokt at a news conference alon1 with USC profeaor Francea 11 Feldman, who released the rt1ultl ot a Loll An1eles Job study she dld for the California chapter of the Amertcan Cancer Socltt,y. THE aB&BA&CB, which covered -~ "hl&bl.Y employable pel"IOal, ••showed that pettenl bad at leut one work problem relat tothelrUJneas. The 1ubJeeta were between the •l'et ol and so, had at least a blih school educaU and bad been wortt.Ln• at tbe Ume ol cancer dlaposls. In the study, 2S percent aald they w latlN of ne1ative .Wh~ or aurnm11• tloll, JI pereent wen no lcQpl-wortdnc tbetr preYlou employers, 2Z perc.t aaAd had be.en delaled Jobs btcauae al cancer mmt &Dd 1J perceat tboulbt tbelr ~ condtUoo• ~ Illa.rim bad been ad~f---fectAld. BOWSVBa. 41 perteat'alld t.b«J' perieoeed DO Job discrlminadon, lldCennl Hid the public ud em Deed l.o be educat4d that cancer ii can earty atqea and l• not <:GMllMUI . hid.man Hid tbat. ~ to Ideas, recovel'ff cane«' ~ eu e fUll won loadl, hav• low a ...... r..-.1111!• -.... aklt ..... ua. ....... .,... cu Ullly handle atreurul Jok. Moat al them retuna l.o wort wit.bin .... ottnat.meat.abtuid. Domes alao aot a boost from the energy crisis, Miller says, stnce dome owners can save up to 50 percent over conventional home ownen on heat· ing and cooling coats. "THE ENE&GY crisla wu a tremendoUI shot in lhe arm for domes,'• says Miller. "It made everyone more conscious ol eneru efft· ciencies." Cathedrallte offers dome homes in atx al.Jes. ranging from a 26-foot diameter model up to a SO.footer, with the 39 and 45-foot modell bei.DI t.be most popular. They are aold ln kit form or eo.m· pletely erected, alt.boueh Catbed.rallte will supp. ly trained workmen for a fee If the proud new owner of a dome finds it dilftcull to fipre out. MIUer aay1 80 percent ol c .. thedralit.e's customers hire a contractor for lhe heavy work and finllh off the interior themaelves. One auch peraoo la Preltoo Newtoa. an Air Force retiree whose 39-foot dome overlooks Moo· terey Bay. "I GOT INTEaESTED in domes because of their appearance," IQI Newton. "We bad a house with • cathedral ceillnf and we liked It very much. They (Cat.bedrallte) pul ln the fou.n· daUon and I &ot experienced people to frame It and roof It. I th.ink tbal'a the more lntelllaent thing to do -they didn't leach me much a6out these thincs lo the Air Force " Newton, wbo bu been wortinC on bis dome for four month.a, says be doesn't expect to save money over the price ot a comparable conven- Uonal home. "In my case it hasn't worked out much cheaper:• be says. '"lbere are some part.a of It that are more reumable. but the •hlncling and cteywall were more expensive and I'm finding the ca.blnetry 1.1 much more expensive. But I'm not dlllatllfted becaime I re.el I have a home tbat•a much more attrac:tlve than a coovenUonaJ home would be.'' Catbedrallte's domes are approved for FHA and VA flaanclnf, Miller aaya, and also are certified by the Int.ernaUonal Conference of Bulldin10fnc1a11 aCBO>. Wine Consu1nption Up BERKELEY CAP) -An an· nual American wine marlrtl ot 700 million aallons ll belnl p,.. dkted for year 1990 by University of California aarlcultural ttonomlat Kirby Moult.on. In a statement from the Berkeley campus, Moulton said that by 1990. per-captta cooaump- tlon should have rilen to 2.1 pllons. U.S. consumption la now about • million gallons a year, with per-capita con111mpt.lon al 1. 71· fallona. Mou Hon . conaldered an Harbor CofC Sponsor Will Annual Picnic The Commodor• Club ot t.be Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce wlll boat IU ~ Get Acquainted PJClde om. WICI· nsday at lhe Newport 0..-. Tbe picnic, wbJ~eatart frtect chicken, Ta.a. • chlll and aaJad. II IC to nm from5p.m. tomldnltbt. Music wlU be provkled by the Dixieland Tonea and there will be s-ames and ramea. The picnic la held each year to honor new chamber members. but ii open to all chamber mem· bers. ncketa at S8 each can be ob- tained tbroqb tb cbllli.lber al· ftc:a..144-12ll. aut.bortty by 1rape and wtne ID· Padflc realon at 4.3 aaUons, and lereltl, said he believes -but the lowest ln the east-south· can •t prove -that chaqes in life central realon at o. 7 tallons. lt)'lt bave affeeted wine con-Moulton said wlne con.sump- au.mptlon. lion growth rates could be Economlcally 1pealdna, con· chanced by better product quali· 1umptton habit• vary con· ty, lncreaaed compet.iUon for dls- Uderably throuchout the country tributlon, lower relaUve wine and are not nece1aartly de· pr1ce1, and dltrerent consumer t«mined by dlapouble lncome, prefeTencu. beaal4. "lllinol1. Ohio and Pen· naylvanla. which an have in· come-eoanmDtloo rat.IOI beJow tbole ol netc&bOrina stata, de- ""' •P9Clal auent.fon u poten. t1a1 crowth marketa," Moulton laid. . He said experience 1u11•t.a m~or upcomlnt coosumpUon cbanfea ln markeu that are al.rudy alp1flcan\. These would lnclude Callforn.la, New Yort, New 1.,..., and l'lcrida. Carrent p•r·caplta con· sumplloo la U.e blPelt ln tM FIN4NCE Pemion Plans Among Topics Of Seminar Karbor area bUJlneamen wUI have e chance to learn about peoaiona and profit-aharin1 plans 'ruelda1 durlnl one ot the bull· nea1 development aemlnara aponaored by tbe Newport Harbor Cb amber ol Commerce. Tbe seminar wW be blld from 7:30 to 10 a.m. at the Ret1atrY Hotel, 11100 II acAn.bur lil~d.~, lrvtne. 11dleu eo1t • ud mebdl a coatmmtal breallfMl as well u the aemlDar, which wlll fdtw-. Qwlel Wirt of tM Califomla Plnt Bank, attAWneJ Paul f. )tan aDd CPA Dennlt Brown. Accordlns to 'a ebamber fPOk•man the prCJClMl la worth two bows' credit for CP.U under A.ceowllancy ConUnuint Educa· .... a...aUoM may be made tllroQ1' tile ebamw olfte. at IM-Gll. a strong structure, . leading to a new-found popularity as home shells. Order Yours NOW ••• ;;:~ ,1000 G!~S Beautiful ~;;;---·Stick-on Labels ~ _----c '~ ... • PERSONAUZED j·~.-; •sTYUSH ~1 7~. EASY TO USE rV~'t~, •ORDER FOR YOURSELF OR A FRIEN IHA~I AHO till O' LAllL M11 . .lell11 DH t U M1l11 lltHI A11p1ew11. A11rtl1le UUI Lellell De Net He1r1 A ~rl111 .. l•r•tt. Stylitl. Vo9u• lyp1 on f1110 q11elity """ii• 11111111104 ,.,.,, -----------------~-~~ "" '" '"'' COUpof\,. Ind ma I wtt"., .71 lo: ,.... '''"'' .. ullitl Div .. ,_, Offa lea 1uo C...t• "'911, Call._,,.,. t26H ; ' .. ' '· •• 1 •• I I I I i. .. 'DAILY PILOT SUnday, Septwnti.+' 19, 1976 S-mger Overcomes Emotional Blockage ·Japanese TV Talks Back By MAav CA.MP8£U. Tocnmy Weat has made hls llru 1010 record album . "Hocn«own Frolic•." and he HYS, "Whal ll aave me fOt' lbe rew •eelu I waa mUi.nc it waa • mum to the beauty ol muslc I had with Jlm Croce. &f«e It bas lo MU. you have lo Ulte 1t " We at and Croce met at Vtllanov1 Un1vers1ly when both tti~ out for the college choir and be(ame cloee friends. West and Terfl)' Cuhman later produeed air ol Croce 'a recordings, on ABC. Ca.hman and West abo were a performing duo and songwriting team, but have been better known lately as producers and founders of a record company. Ufeaong. CROCE'S DEATH in 1973, the fact that West wasn't happily married and s ome holdover traumas from childhood sent West to a ps ychlat.rist. All.bough he bas perfect pitch, bad taken piano lessons for years, had sung alone with a jukebox aince childhood, was always lb one music eroup or another, made good money siQglng commercial jingles and wrote songs, M felt a lack ot confide nce and a block from being a musician. Ke. gradually worked through his problems and Cashman and Weat, who had made three albums for A BC, decided to write songs and male an album for LJfesong. So they both wrete song1 and went into the studio. What they round was that they hado't written the same kinds oC sonp. West had returned to his covntry and folk styles and Caabman 's songs were more utbul. WEST SAYS they could have m.. it work but they decided not to. They decided to mate solo alt.ms. Weal's came out first; Cub man's will appear this fall. "Hometown Frolics" was the name oC a radio program of coun· try music that West used to listen The death ol singer Jim Croce (right) was a tremendous blow to Croce's fnend, singer Tommy West. to as a child in New Jers(') The smgle released rrom the album ls "I'm Ready For You " West says frankly that n ght now his whole life is revolving around whether or not the single is come to sell a lot ol copies. If it doel, the LP w1U sell well. Some performers might think that it would be heavenly to own your own record company so you could be your own boss and spend the company's money on yourself. But owning the com- pany puts a lot or responsibility on your shoulders, West says HE WOR RIES whether he should have spent the money to make h1s O'-' n rel 11rd mavb@ the money should ha '~· been spent on bis produc ing ~ rl'cord by somebody else . He worm~s about hiring employes to promote the record : the m ore e mployes a company bas, the more business matters take the time ol com· pany exec:uUves. He bad worried that people would think that Cashman and West bad broken up, but that doesn't seem to be happening. Another problem ls that if he gets a hit record, a record com- pany owner and producer doesn't have time to go off on tours. West doesn't want to tour very much. anyway, because he bas remar- 'TD DAY'S GIDSSIDBD PUZZLE :ACROSS se C"-eo· 10 .. Nofllng 3<C Rldk:u .. 80Sm111 I ···= 10SCorade 3S Snit• -rook valley ned and he and hu wife and her two sons hve on 12 ~res in New Jersey. West is ta.king rid In& le.soas and enjoying family We. He hopes he'll ~ able to be seen and heard by lbe public vta television appearances on talk and variety sbowa, which are far less time consuming than personal appearance tours. TALXJNG ABOUI' ~ still csn't easy, West says, though he tries to hide bis grief. "I don't think if I bad(ive No. I reeords in a row it.would equal lhe satisfaction I felt from work· 1ng with Jam ," West said. "It was an amrmalioo to t.be world that two kids who liked music could make great records that would <itand up. "J immy never did a vocal in the studio unless be could see me out oC the corner or b1.s eye. 1 started realizing alter he'd been dead about six montm that there was more of me oo Croce's re- cords than on Cashman and West record s -in terms o f responsiblllty on the whole pro- ject. He'd sing and then he'd aay 'You finish it.· ahd gobome." Wes t deplores the huge amounts of money that some albums cost and the months spent putting one track on top of the other 1 "'W•ltoc>N ••na 1oee.t11p1e 31Alftbllllt e 1 09'>\itlDd , 1fll lta i.d 57 Sour. 2 107~toe* 9 Con1tn10· wda. 10.Take Oon 58 DiaHOW•I nGl'ltWwnent WOtd eo Fiutter 1110...-1111111 rew.~ erounct 113:"1term 21 Communlel lt8Mlbt~ comlftlttM 82 llMI•• t 1eacori'tl E 85 Notb0utflt NM: UP e8 lnllrftkN'9d ... olive 11 Yerdtllck 118 Tomorrow: 9'0lne: NTalleOUI Spanish • 2 wdl. 99 West«ft 119 Pl'OYtded •t,::•!Gflc.fted reaort ltlat:2"8. Q1' noer 70 Fem1ie1 t 20 Ertremely aa~or" 11 Soeedy en1doua: 2 f re11dl 72 Colton Wda. 29.,..._0ltah "'"o 121 ....... 30Tlny 738tnefll t22Eal lnMCt 74 M0t1 1231>f .. 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'"'WV IMANCHHTI" IXJ G G. ,.IWY (CITY 0 ... (JCJ 6 'WTVUWOa.D" AT THI Uttff'S COM" CN -rHt l HOOTIST- "'POSSI• f,.J 'THI flOM PON • C~ll -rM1 •11.U SCOUT NG CATHOUH THURSDAY" •4 SNAu. TOWM tPGI tM TUAS" TAMA. Japan (AP)-When 8-year-old RY\U1 Satomi Cinda bJmaelt stumped by a difficult f;nJl.iibuntence~bedoesn'taJw.,a have to run to h1a parents for help. If it's a llooclayCll'W..sntsday aft "'°°"·the Japanese schoolboy nMtely rupa on the lelovl.don Ht, pleb up a tpetla.l lelephono and uk.a the U · aiat.ance ol the amiable Ima& on Ule 1cretn. Tbent, a quaUfled r.:niDsh teaeber responds by closed clrcu.lt broa&85ta that so to &everal bun· dred ramillt's ln what Lt tilled the world'• tlntt "wittddty." At lbe Tama New To-.n bousln1 project bwlt oo rolliaf hlUa In the IOUtbw~rn suburbs ot Tokyo, families like llylUJ>s are cctting a tute or whal the 21st century may brlnt, thanks to a two- year '3-tnllllon experiment. ENGINEERS RAVE linked 250 ap11rtmenu by coaxial cable ln an effort to provide the row after rOVf of apartment blocks with a sense ot com munJty. The experiment ls a joint undertaking by lb~ City of Tokyo, J~'• Mtnl.stry oC Post and TelecommuolcaUons, the National Telephone CorporaUoo and IDJlJ« electronics companies aodnewspapers. A critical crowding problem forced Tokyo a decade aao to stop promoting construction of single famjly houses Jn favor ol housing projects. Tama New Town, with 12,000unitssorarcomplet- ed, was considered a model government project, including ac:bools, stores, banlr..s and two railway ataUons. But officials found ll difficult to recreate the traditional nei1bborbood feellna, whlcb the Japanese Hke, wit.b.ln the clusters ot concre~ apartment blocks. They hope Tama New Town's experimental "Living lnformaUon System•• will help supply part. of this lntang1ble element THE SMALL ~levision studio where the ex- periment is based produc~ several hours of daily pTOCrammlng -all with the housing project's re- slMfits in mind The station recn.oted 10 housewife-reporters lO keep tabs on area happenings. Ryujl Salomi's "MUlDH IY HATH'" CPGI ... LACJClllO .. ..EVHYTHIMG AIOUT SIX .. lRJ "SILENT MOVlr CPGI "OISISSIOW' CNJ uy UI DllYlr Ill ""MAH WHO FllL TO EAllTtt' CIJ -UltDOr "AT THI IARTM"S COii'" ,,., .. flVTUll WOltLD"' 110UT1.A W JOSIY WAI.IS'" "THI WILD IUMar. tNI ·~T. IVIES'" CPGJ .. ~ATorCRJ ,HqtlMtc.t 101 ,ldd IOOk 22Me11101 • •dtlto 102 Aftnoyeric• 30Raftcor . ,.0"9P t 03 "AICf" Caln 32 lf'ldlvldtlll 79Em11YI~ 78 Sftl1ll tloct. 11 A11ort hotel lllQrll 117 W111op •••no UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE COMMITTEE FOR ARTS PRESENTS 3 SPECIAL PERFORMANCES INTHE UCI VILLAGE THEATRE MOMDA Y, SIPT'Bi91R 20 "All Singin', All Dancin', No Talkin'" S..... Cont • .,. C.. UM, .. •.cl Sf ...... SJ.00 •• ., .. ,_,,.,.., U.00 ......... WIDMISDAY, ~ U "THE MAIDS'' .., .-. ..., a "COME & GO" " s-.. .......... .,..,. ... c.. Dllw:tH., ........ ~ff .... ,. ....... .. • ......... U AOO Sit' IL u. ""' .. ....... THUISOA 1. S.,.._ 23 'HOM RAGS TO OTHER RICHES" Cd Lyle, llllis d•sful ...... W_.. lay Afre Aa1 le. c : ; ,..,.. ........ =:-.... '-1t1• llylel. U.•ll"Nd ........ SJ.ff e11JJ .. A---$2.00S ' k , ••~eta Av&illbl• Now In tht ASUO Boit Office. 714 833-5549. Geteway OOmmont. Fit'lt Roor. Mondly -FOdfl( betwMt1 0 a.r.1 Ind • 30 p m and 1 bout ~· ~.It evwtei.• u,. vinaoe The_.. Bo• Office. For OfO&'Pt, tMatre e-tl• .-Id turttw lnf~tiot. Ollll 114' 833-e378. ~In lot1 H ~ 110 for P8rlONl'llnc»e. All~ 11ar1 • t'OO o.m fat.ber, an avid home movl~ maker. bad his ei1ht· mtltlmtt4r Ulm ot a local festtval ttlocast by the staUoo. ProJoctolficlals1ay10meottbodevlces ln the expertmtot. llllte the JNl)'·TV aervlcea -allbou.tb free durtn1 the two-year period -are al ... ady ln use In aome countries. But they insiat tho uperi· meot. oow offer1n•nlne separate servkea, la the moat dlvene of lt• type. The momln1 papet" ls dellve.-ed dltectly Into the Uvlna room t.hroqh a special facaJm11c machine, which also provides a sport.a and• bull· neas newspaper, a children's dally, and local n wt buUelil\$. BY PRESSING a button, un 'lpiartmcnt dweller can h vc the n~w• naahed on \he televlalon screen.~ bution.<i brtna locaJ com munJty news, a weather forecast, sports report. or a 1uide to shopping bargains. The Still Picture ReqU6t Service teaches cookins. Infant care, En&&h arammar and multlpllcatlon tables. Need an Inexpensive weekend hideaway ill the country! Ask the televlslon. It provides tourist Information. Curious about your~? Again, consult the tube. The most popular feature ls the broadc asl and response service that teaches Engllsh conversa- Uon and matbemaUos to children or primary echool age, officials said. Students and teachers are able to communicate directly through the audlo-viaual hookup. Tht experimental program, which costs notbln&, also gives the housing proj~ chll.dren tbe opport.Ubity to communicate with r~tinen, by practicing their English with Kristi~ and Deb- bie Dalebout, teen-age dau,hters of a U.S. Navy offic6!rom Washington. Using lhe push button telephone, viewers answer multiple choice questJons flashed on the television screen. The answen are automatically ft!d into lhe studio's computer, which periodically prints out ''report cards" for mailln& to the stu dents O&,\-CAtft ..... .,.nt CNt ...... _ •am. .... _,._ .... __ , IMG) .... Di ......... ---''"1WA 't INt CAHNON Ull 1"'" _, ...... __ , 41111~-;) ----_,,_ ... _ MOMIN ..i .... nm.,..w-. _, ..... --. --~-iio ) A-.n_.. __ ·---· ClOCICWOU OIANGI I'll c--.-···--·-·--· cBll ;3::..) -MU 't JACK -., M ... C--.. CANNON MU CNt _,,. ..... --, ............ -. .. S3':.0) -. .• -... 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AOC called back ll1 Kbedule for some fut doctor· tnc. chan11n1 the time pmodl of nve 1bow1, most ot !hem oew Tbm NBC, 1eo1ln& an opealn1. poatpooed al le.st until January two 1ho"'1 "Glbhlville," a drMDaUc Hnes, and "Snip," a comedy aeries about a bairdreuer -in favor or a series <JI on1inal movies . eas dldn 't make any late chanees. fldence , ABC'• Michael D. £11.ncr &aid. "I thld we're aoint c.odoutremely •ell.•· ABC la now the moat •I cnalve ill lll 1dwtuliq, -.1tb lO MW •how•. four cit.ban com· edl• and four variety. But 1n tu countertnove• llllrd-place NBC hu abowu It ls not ~ to let &11,)'00e wtn by ddaull It la ftdd· l.ni nine oew 1howa.1Dcludina alx dramas and a variety abaw. CBS. hi.storically 1 alow atarter and atrooc fio.i.abu. I• comina up with m oew abowa, half~ them tom ~- ·~~ The chances were in prepara Uon for the big fall suspense thriller -who is gwna lo wm the bloodiest ratmas balUe lo ycari. With milJloru in advertisin& re venues ridlnR on evt'I")' ratin«s point, more changes are almO!>t certain after the season starts THE BALLYHOO tor the new SHSOO baa been st.ri~L But behind lhe press a1ent wUacd.ry and the scheduling slel&bts-of hand, lhereiso't muchnewunder lhe video aun. Not only la there mOS<. ol the same from last year Mlt more or the same from years past. OLD FACES ANO NEW W1U ANIMATE TV SCREENS Serl•• 5'8'9 Nancy Walker, Linda Lavin ''ABC HAS DONE a terrific job. NBC has some strong shows. But I thlnk CBS will be No. l," uid Wlillam Sell, a program· ming vice prHident for CBS. Tbe western, the military abow, bloe sky adventures aod cimmict comedy have been re cycMd illto new shows. Variety is maldn& a comeback, but much of it la for YOUDI people. such s ure -fire heroes as policemen, lawyers and doctors. lncldentally, there is not a medical show on thlA year. NBC's John McMahon 1ajd, "It's goin& to be a real hone race. It's difficult to pre<Uct wbo's going to come out on top " There are a few hopeful alJDS. For one thing, violence wW be down. The networks tb1s year are more iuttteated in UckJlnt your funn1 bone than brellinc it. There are flve mOl'e comedy abowa and seven fewer police shows than last year. nIUllBNAJL sketches ol the new shows follow. The timea Usl· ed are tor Pacific tiJne zones. Many shows will debut with special, longer presentations the first few weeks. CBS dominated the ral.lllgs for 20 years. but ABC pulled the rug out from under the leader labt season with "Rich Man, Poor Man." "Laverne and Shirley,'' "The Bionic Woman" and the summer Olympics Going into the new season, ABC lead.~ by a whitter over CBS Stri vine to a \'Old overcon Melodrama, once a TV staple, is getting a new l~ue with sueb shows as "Family." "Best Sellers," "ExttuUve Swte" and "Rich Man, Poor Man Book Two." lt 's a tum away from the networks' previous demands for ··eos" -Bill Coeby is back for another stab at vuie.ty comedy, this time in an early Sunday evenina ahow \hat hopes to lake advantage or his easy rapport with youngsters. ABC 7 p.m "The Captain and Tennille" - The Grammy·winrung team of Daryl Dragon and Tony TeMllle Seeds of Discontent Sown By ERMA BOMBECX Okay, gang, I 've had It with the house planls. I mun 1t. For the la.st six months, I've misted, sprayed . rertlliied. watered . prayed and hummed over that jungle or paranoids and I'm ready to throw in the trowel Oh surt-, the l"XPt-rt1> made it sound so easv You Just buy u littk p<)t, set 1t on the window sill. and watch at ~row Then you gel anolh~r one for the coffee lablt'. and unother for the bath and when all the wall apact'ls gone, you bani them from ceibn1s and then you bring in the bi& stutr on dotues. and the next thine you know you're the sole support or a forest. No one promised me a f().'lt' carden. but m:Un taming a house full of greenery IS aS much fun as bemg !';OCial darC<'tor at a mausoleum PLANTS TALK all nghl. And don't let anyone tell you they Sagittarius: Plan Ahead I MONDAY.SEPT. Z9 By SYDNEY OMARR • ARIES (March 211\pril 191· Power. creaUvl· ty. change. style these arc accent~. Older In dlvadual makes more room for you at lop TAURUS <Apnl »May 20): Be aware o( future ln sense that you prepar-e for It. No free lunch, no one handln11 you something for nothing GEMINI <May 21.June 20). Money connect ed witb trips, calls. \'llll.s should be considered - partner or male la very much In picture. CANCER (June 2l·July 22): Funds may be "Ued up'' but this 11 temporary. Law ls on your :ude. JntuiUve Intellect work.a overtime. LEO (July 23·Au,r. 22). Flne compliments, nattery. s~ia\ activtty featured -but do re· member basic lessom -and obUgatiorui. VIRGO <Aug . 23-~pt 22>· Whal was once "In the open" may now be c~eall'd D\11 dee~ - A\ltnd to bil"ICS. tear down \be nimsy. LIBRA (S<'pt 23-0ct 221 · Accent on friend who confides prohlt>m K<'Y is to be serious, not ud. to be lnttrestcd without becoming lnc>c tr1cably In' oh cd SCORPIO tOct Z3 Nov 211 Low key llP· proarh 111 tw't but don ·1 uttcmpt to force 111 !\UI.!!\ lk daplomatu· SAGITTARIUS ''•n 22 Of'C 21 ) 1,()01: rani:c plan, &r<' t•mphust1t'd. Work out b11d11et .:cored lo trnwl, -.pc·clal studlftl CAPRIC'OkN mcc 22 Jan l9> · Cht'ck job, rt>sponsabillt)'. lesaJ n1tht~ and permission•. P11rtnt'r or mntP I~ Involved AQUARJlJS <Jan 20·Yrb tlH : Go "low thtre urr backiritni:r dtment~ that have Y'l to tome to Uahl. H patient. you obtain necessary in- rormauon PISCES <Feb. UH1arch 20). New •r>proach to work pr~edur• provea beneficial. You're oble to get to hurt ol matters. RICHARD .. THE RETURN HARRIS OF A MAN CALLED HORSE' Enn 110r1 lncrldlbll ... htft more sllockln1 titan A ... CaHed Horse:· r AT WIT'S · END don't. They brush up asalnsl )'OU a nd nag, ''WATER ME! WATER NE!•· Tbey wait unuJ )'OU have company. t.bt:n tum brown and ~ough. fotlfet to fe~ them one lou1y year and they become jaundiced and ietalck. And once )"hen I 1e· nored a split leaf philodendron for a few weeks. there was a meuaae Ill tbe dust on a leaf tbat read. "WATER IF YOU LOVE JESUS." You think I don't know how that eot there? And wbat reward,, do I have for my vl1llance? My Creeping Charlie doesn't. My Wandering Jew hasn 't been anywhere in months and my Dracena 1s a drlg. <FiiuraUvely speaking ) 'n)ey have dominated my enUre We. Whenever I leave lhe house fOC' any lnigtb ol time. I have to have a plant sitter. A plant calendar has some chore pencilled In !or every d1y. And I have never planned a party that one of my plants d.ldn 't croak on me t aEAD IN a woman's ma&aiine once that there were 15 plants yoo couldn't kill. 1 had ''dooe 1n " every one o( them cOne t pinched Md 1t plncbed me back.) I've got to 'ct rid or the plants before th ey destroy my entire We. Alrudy I've meotaJJy divided my friends into two iroups: those wbo can succeaafully grow Bolton fun• and those I Wte. The problem is my en· tire estate ls tled up in those leeches. The other day as l pointed to the pots of limp. saggin&. leafless . strag1ling luves and vines, l saJd l.O my daughter, "Some· day, all of this will be yours ... She's been 11one for three days. SO. COAST P A SO. COAST PLAZA ltt •U... '"''*"""IUllHT OFfBIHGS'"•I lllW1'1Alfl "AT Tll EAITM'S COi£" •.JN• CIMEMALAMD Ult'-111>• ....... USIUI , .. ,_ ..... 'VUT SCOCIT ANO CATIIOUSE ntllSIAr IPCl ,.,...,........, "A Ml JOO IM tlm" _..,_,._,, CINfMAlAND "ALICI fN WOMDHLAMD" IXI t.J .. •ft>f H , ........ ,_ ···~··••!•••··~···~~···· • x-RATtD ADULT MOV1~~ • • MOW .. COSTAtieA • ! IEL·CON&O MOnL : • Q.OS8C9CWl'CCM.Oln'•WAT9l•I .• • Z.UI HAltlOI ct• &I Ml-t41t tMhF 6l MM641 • ·········•••************* U\ what could be a post.graduate version ol "Donny and Mane · ABC8p.m . Monday. "The Nancy Walker Show" The comedienne aet.s ber own show after roles on ··Rhoda" and "McMillan and Wife." It's from Norman Lear and lt mJehl turn out lo be one of lhe seasoa's best. ABCl:IO p.m. Thurad.ay. ·'The Tony Randall Show" - The neat half of ''The Odd Cou· ple" as a Philadelphia Judge who ia Judicious in court and incom· peteot fway f?'om 1t ABC 9 p.m Thuradlly. "CHARLIE'S ANGELS" Farrah Fawcett-Majors, Kate Jacuon and Jaclyn Smith play three not very hardboiled privMte eyefuls who work for an unseen boss. ABC 10 p.m. Wednesday ·•Most Wanted" -Robert Stack is a homicide detect.lve who tracks down the "most want· ed'' criminals. ABC 10 p.m. Saturday. "Holmes and Yoyo" -A character comedy about a character who'• really a robot. John ~huck, from "McMUlan Ind Wife." pl•Y• • computenit'd cop who c an do no Wl'Ol\Ji no wroo1 ... no wr9f\I .• ABC 8 p.ft'\. Saturday "Br. T and Tina·· Htvlni ubausled !!urope •nd Latin America, the networb oow turn to th~ Orient for ethnic comt.od y. Pat Morita, lately Arnold of "Happy Oay•," playi. a bewildered J apaneu bus I ne:i•man with n btowaldering American governess. ABC 8.30 p.m Saturday "t•amily" A conttnuauon or the min i -series about lht1 Lawrence family An attempt by SpelJlng-Goldberg to break 1h poUce show mold. ABC 10 pm TuHday "RICH MAN, Poor Mun Book Two" Takes up wbert' the novel and TV senaliutloo left off, with some old chararterl> and some new ABC 9 pm. Tul's day ··0etveccb10" Judd Hirsch as a tougb·talkmg big-city detec llve. CBS 10 p. m . Sunday. ··Execuli\'e Suite" -A boardroom to bedroom melodrama from the novel and movie by Cameron Hawley. Big busloess provides the backdrop for personal conflicts. CBS 10 p.m . Monday. "Spencer's Pilots" -This ts r.eal blue sky adventure. Two carefree pilots barnstorm their way through various plots for the kids lo the Family Hour CBS II p.m . Fl'iday "Ab~" · From the movat "Alice Doe:.n't Live Her .. Animore " Linda Lavin takci. on the world as a widow out lo makt- 1t on her own ShaJ>('S up :i~ J show to watch CBS 9.30 p 111 Wednesday "ALL'S FAIR" Richard Crenoa is a fortyish arch· cooaervaUve newspaper colum Dist and Bernardeu.e Pet.en is a young ultra-liberal photo· grapher. They are ln love -and at each other's throat.a. CBS 9:30 p.m . Monday. "Bail Four" -Not a sports show but Jim Bouton'• vtuw ol lhl' sporti. who ~·ut up in the locker room Former rnaJor lea~ue pitcher Bouton. who wrote the book, pl~ a ,..U;t Pilcher CBS 8 30 p m Wed.n • d.ly ''Qwnc).. Jnck KIUifllal\ ("The Odd Couple") L1 11 ''fUp and lrrevercnt'' medical U · amlnt'r In a nf'W t.t>gmenl ot lbe "NBC Sund1t\' Mystcn Movie;· NRC a p.m Sunrlny • "Gemini Mao" l~n Murplty as a man with the pov.er to turn mvbablt> at will. A revamp of lbl year's "Theo Invisible Man.'' whkb dad a dluppearln& 'ct of its own NBC 8 p m Thunday. "V .in Dyke and Company" - rht• Vt•rs al1le rubbcr·IC&IM. rubbc:r faced Dick Van Dyb ln tus rirst "ariety series. This one is for .ldullS NBC 10 p m ThW'S· da~ "QUEST" -Kurt Russell and Tim Matheson an what Is billed as an adult Western. Guest stars will ~ featured a.<1 legendary Western heroes. NBC 10 p.m. Wednesday. "Serpico" -David Birney as the undercover cop bltthog ~· ruptlon in the New York City police. But be will no lon1er be bounded by bis fellow officers. NBC lOp.m . Friday. ··saa Baa Black Sbeep" - Robert Conrad plays Major "Pappy" Boyington. leader ohn aerial band or irreverent troublemakers In World War U. ~BC 8 p m Tuesday ··Best Sellers" -A weeJdy '>l'naliiatton of such novtls • ·captain~ and the Kings .. ana "Om·e an F:f\gle " If ll's as wen done as ··R1eh Man. Poot Ma.n'' it could set a trend. If not, you pro- bably won 'l be able lo remember the Litle come February. NBC 9 p.m. Thursday. "Big Event" -A cat.chill ton series of such one-abol preseltla· Uons as "Gone With the Wlnd:' and .. Ule Goe.a to the Movies.'' plus a serlehzation of "The Moneychangers " NBC 9:30 p.m. Sunday I .. Sears 2 .0% OFF Selected Baby Items Di1po able Diaper8 ~\..?t) Pk>: Ncwl•orn 2 .61 qi)<) PL.>t. ToJJkr• 3.19 S \ <)9 Pki: l>.m1ml! . :i .1 '> ) '<)')PL.µ. Ei.rr .. 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J'l llutll:1 Hu1d1 1111106 Portable Color TV 11)1 rn~ 8-Track AM/FM Stc•reo Componf'ltf ~ ... rll l,ow rrkc· )9.ln. dl••nn•I n1f'••urf" plr lurf'. ,,zr;; oulld .... ., ....... 1 •• Power Mi1er Switch , 15-ln . hl.h s99 •p,.akrr rnrlo•u rra ~11 .... Lo .. J•rlr,. Bux Now! Built-In Di8hwasher ~'11h f'()I Jnd p.ttl cyd<• 10 ltx5 fl. Lawn BuildhlfJ w .. 1199,99 FalJ '75 Catalo, 91 '•II "'' 1nr~rfor 9997 un.t,~c.:mbl.:,I LOS ANGELES and ORANGE All STORES OPEN 10 a.m. to 9 p .m . Monday thru Friday • Soturdo~ 9.]0 <.. n1. •o 9 p .rn. •Sunday 12 noon to 5 "m Th(·~e \tor .. ~ ·wc·n ~AT t1l 6 pm •ALHAMBRA. CARSON, COMPTON, COVINA El MONTE G lfl"JD/\Lf. lONG Bf.'\{ i4 and SANTI~ f!.()r~·r t • \ . .. • Trojans I t In 53-0 Triumph EUGENE. Ore. (AP>-All· America tailback Ricky Bell scor ed two of bis fou r toucbdowns In the lirat f1 ve mlmrtes and rushed for 193 yards 81 explosive use crushed Oreaoa ~ in a Paci.fie-I Con· fereoce football opener Saturday nlAbt. Bdl. who led the nauon an n.asbln,g last year. raced 6J y ard.s for a touchdown with only S6 seconds gone in the opening period. It was apparent that ear- ly that Oregon's defense was m for a long night. Bell, a senior who rushed for 1.('1~ yards last year, also scored on runs of eight. three and 12 yardJ as the Trojans aave John Robinson bis first victory as a heed coach. ll was a stunning victory for the Trojans who had been sur- prised by Missouri. 4.S-26, m last wee~·s opener. Oregon spent i:nost of the night in its own ter· ritory, never &elling beyond the Trojans" 41 and fumbling away tbe football on that occasion. A crowd of 40,600 fourth laraest ever at Oregon - "''alched grimly as the Trojans built a 2S-O halftime lead and COJSt.ed ln from there. Robinsoo, a former player and assistant coach al Oregon, went to tus bench late in lhe third period. l.DS A.NGELl!S <AJ')-~· rUked UCLA uae4 .... Iona ~bdown plan and two .eon.a MIH by IOpbomore 'nt0t1I 8rowa Saturday ;11.iM .• tbt U · plottvt BMUn1 triliiW ANOna. ., ... Tbe eJectrtf)'f nf Brown, wbo ttored twice ln UCLA'• a.10 vte· tor)' ovtr Arbona State last week, acored on MIDI of st qd 10 yards u tbe Brulnl woo Uldr second 1am• and dropped Ariiooa to M . lumdotf frotn caua.rterMck Jett D~oftj Hd bauted over Arboea defeuh'e back a ... , ~too en rout•· U> h1a tlnt .don. Tilt BrulDI n~vtred all Arboea fumble two mlnute1 lats, aad oe l9'e HCClftd otteoaive play, Wendell Tyler took a pltica.out &Dd blued 4.5 yardl to aeol'e. Daalrwortb bJt Ricky Walker wUb a •?·yard bomb to set \Cl> Bron'• 10.yard touchdown and reser vt quarterback Steve Buklch -an cx·Newport Harbor Hl1b star -couected wlth Homer BuUtr for • ~·yard t.ouchdo'"1 . ICIO•I 8Y QVAITl•t _,I_ 1 I I • t UCl.4 • 1 ll a ii N tt -4lG 1'h10t t• UQ.A -Anmlrettt IS lf>t~etll-rel"'" Ito< Hllk.i UCL.A "-llrlil!(C.,,.,,101 UCL4 ry,.,41 ""' i.10 ,.,,., VO.A Ir-.. ,..... IC.0-t .. \1(\1 UC\.4 ... , ... i. N n ,,..,... ..,._,.., IC....r .. 'l(0,1 UCV.-,GC:o,,•10 4'1t-okk9"0ft j rOM IM O lalled) DAIL v PtLOT CJ OAMaUATllTICS """-UCLA l'IN--• It n ~ ... ~ S,._ln »Ji. ..... °"W<l'el ~ IU "'"""•"".. 0 w ...._ ,,,, • tll ........ • "' J 41 ~-·-JI It ........... ...... • .. •101 • IMDIVIOUAt.LUMH "U$NI llO -Atll•t1•, Olc t•<H~ It u GIM-I U. U(t.A, .,__ l).C T'flw 11 •l o.M_,,. •aCltYINO-Arlt•"• H•fl•l f) 0 Ole.--> It UCLA W•l•w t II ltulhtr t •I ...... ~,,. ~AUING A•UOfl• l""•torO ~ t~ 0 .,.,.,_ 1(-' 4 I •• yuo1 UCL.A ~-"" 4. I IM Y~. l'*l<l .... ?-4, II ytr .. A 41.611 LYNCHING DEPT -The City of Brotherly Love. a1ao known as Philadelp&ia, may not be able to live up to its nickname if manager Danny Our\: doesn't get bis Phillies baseball team through the next 14 games with enough wtns to capture the.Na· UonaJ Leaiue East divtsion. Tbe Pbils were once a.head by 15 games or so but have since watched the margin dwindle to a mere three. This areal Cold has produced only six wins in Philadelphia's past :M games. <nark w irs the target of vicious attacks in his hometown papers a year ago when the Pllils were un- able to cop the division. Now, after having been atop the heap Bell. who rushed for 172 yards lut week, carried 32 times against Oregon and oow has 365 yards rushing after only two B4Jnea. FORMER USC STAR PAT HADEN (11) WILL START AT QUARTERBACK FOR TME RAMS TODAY. WHITE WASH -On&on , which s topped rado State 17·3 last Satur· lost all rive or iu fumbles. Ulting in three Southern Cal ~bdowns. <>ttton quarterback Jack Hen· d~rson. one of the nabon's lead· U\g passers last year. couldn't gel Uie rrucks' offense moving Three or his passes were in· tercopted, setting up one or Bell's toocbdown runs and lhe first of Glen Walker's two fieJd aoals. Haden, Rams Battle Vikings for most of the year. llnolher second place finish will probably find Ozark hanged In effigy, in the press and maybe even for real. K:O•I 8Y OUAltTllU s...lMtftC.I 11 IJ 9' ,. _)) 0....,.. 00000 use_ .. ,,., ...... 11(10 1•11 ... 1 \ltC-41ell I""' IN" l•oleOI USC-0 W•••ff JD V9C 'O ..,,,."., n UM; II) rwt W•l•H >I<• usc-e.1111, ... w.i-. .. 1r1<• ~-l•lllCIU I •...,W•""''>et< USC-~\ Son\ from M..ie4 lW•"• k•<lll U$< Wlllle ll '""IS.re O le.II) A ...... QAMI IUTISTICS IC.ti ~ BLOOMINGTON, Minn. <AP> -_,._,._,_A=n,..eles Rama ha· ven't been very aucc Ullri U previous visits to Minnesota and they will entrust their fortunes against the Vikings todn to rookie quarterback Pat HllClm in. an early sbowdo"11 ol NationJIJ Football Conferen~ powen. The Rams have a l·t.1 tecord at Minnesota, but LA coach Ch uck Knox is conOcleM the 23- year-old Haden can get the Job done in bis first try. The Jone Los Angeles victory at Minnesota came in 1i68 durioi Bud Grant's ftntyear. .. It everyone etardoil blljob, we can win with Pat," said Knox. O.TVTodaw Ola1111ef 2•' J '1Be'1 not the type 9' quartertNtck wbo will set you beat by makinc loolilh miatakes." Raden becu the aeaaan as the third team quarterback, but ln· Juries to James Harris and Ron Jawonki accelerated bia pro- fesalonal b•pt.lsmal. The unbeaten Vlklngs and R:ams rank·t ·Z def11m•dyin-th~ NFC beadln& into their na· tiouily·televlltd matdlup. "The Rama present a rea1 cballe.nge, but we're bappr, they're coming here to play,• •aid Grant. •'Thia may be the b6S- gest 1ame we've bad (n a couple rl years around here." "I don't see MY soil spots al all," said Grant about the Rams. "They're bulcally anmning ball club and paaa geoenlly when ""••-· n • ,..._ ..,.,., ., m ,._., ,...w..,.,.. 1.. n "'"""', ... d, u )1 ~ un1 ,._,., ~ •O tJ\ ~_......, lo<ol ~ I ... S ""'iwlllie• yarCI\ > 1\ l-JO flllOIYIOUAL U.Olltt •USHINO \ovl,,_r11 C.. .... , Ji tn -·• IJ.tl ~ 011<1\11"1 2'.-..-i .. ,. ·~CEtYING~"' Cal ~ l M 0.y , •. ••lld.I• 1·11. s. ... ~ ... 1~. ~ 8->.tt. Vl"<t/tl 110 C.f,.rtv 1-ti. Ross Blanks Twins, 6-0 Qry Ross fired a five.bitter and catcher Terry Humphrey coot.ribuled a double and slnile Saturday night ln leadln& the Callfornla An1e1J to a 6-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Ex-Dodgers Propel Braves to 5-2 Win PIA$\ING ~.,,,..,,. C•l. Ev.on• tu 1. 101 ~'k JI Or---... .. n1 '4 .Mklt)+J I) 1V Sports 10 a.m. (2) -Nn.. FOOT· BALL -The New York Glanu meet the Eagles in Pblladelphia. (4) -NFL f'O()TBALL -The Houston Oilers meet the Buffalo BUls ttOrchard Park, NY. 11 :10 a .m . (11 ) -DODGERS BASEBALL l'he Dodgers meet the Braves at the Atlanta Stadium. Noon (S) CHAMPIONS -Amo na the eve n ts hi&bllchted at the AAU'a Na- tlooal Junior Olympic• In Memphis: nmnntJcs. track end netd. 1yocbron1Rd mm· cnlq, trampollnt, dMq and awlmmtng. Also. ~l• of IOG(jw:nper Kathy McMilllan 8Dd marathon nanner Frank Sbilwtef'. 1 p.m. <2> -Nn. FOOT· IALL -The Loi ~elea Rama meet the Vlklnp in Bloomlnfton, Mlnn. a:ao p.m. en -<X>l..LEOI! J'OO'I BALL "'71 -Hlabll&bb ot iames played thll weekend acroa the nation. 4 p.m . (2) -COILEG~ FOOTBALL -The USC 'll'o- lans meet tbe Oreacm Ducb n • 1ame taped S.turday at Eucene. Ross, 8-U, won his first same since Aug. 10 while lowertn1 bis ERA to 2.91, •ec:ond to Ftank Tanana amon1 An1m' ltatten. · Humphrey bad two ol the ·.ix Ancel hits, 1corin1 twice and driving in another. Dave Collins drove in a pair of runs fOI' the An&els with a single and RBI grounder. The Ansell and Twins return to act.ion at 1 today. KMPC (no) will CUTY the actioa. The Angela parlayed thr.e walks, two Minnesota em>n and si n1lea by Collhu and Jeny Re~y Into three runa l.n the aeCOftd lnn!Qs. 'Ibey added two more in the fourth on doubles bf Hum· phl'ey and Dave Challc and a sround belJ by Col Una. CAU~IA ...... s. ' ' •• It , ... •••• , ... J I 0 0 ,, .. ,. 1. f t t I I t 1 I •••• •••• llllMMUOf& ., ... •o't .. f. Jtl t f t It • ••• •••• JOit '.'. ,.,. • ••• •••• . .... ATLANTA (AP) -Jamie Easterly a.od Max Leon ~ blued on a six-bitter aJ1d ex· Dodger Tom Paciorek blasted a aolo home run to pace the Atlanta Braves to a S.2 victcry over the Loi Anceles Dod1en ~ nlabt. The Braves 1cored a pair of runs in the second lnnlng on two hits, an error and a wild pitch. P~ioret ripped bis lb1rd homer 011 TVTfNfaw Cb1111ft 11 at I I rl the season in the fourth and AUanta added two rum ln the seventh on run· scoring alnales by Jtny ~ater, another former Dodaer,'aod Willie Moot.anea. Rookie rl1bt·hander Dennla Lewallyn, 0-1, took the loa in hta major leacue startlnc debut. Tbe Dodtera snapped Euterly'1 abutout bld ln tbe M\<entb when Lee i..e, walked aad ICOred Oil a triple by Ivan De.I...,. EutertJ, 1-0, st.ruck out foat and walkf!d four before needlnf Leon'• help with ooe out in the ninth. TM Dodtert mltaed a ICOftM opportualt,y lo the flnt after Bill 8Uaner opened wttb a double end Da•e Lopee ainaled blm to third. Euterly then lilduced Blll RlMMll to bouitc• to tblrd and Buckner •u tea•ed out at the pfete. Stne Garvey U.. hit 9'CO • double play. Zatterly worked out of a aU- jam in the second when db two It's Mlehlgan SI, ()ards 0 : ANN AIUJOR, Mld\. <AP) -I.Mi tbu a !-laatJ later, bedsl. "' •aJa of tbe ---"ord tullbackt Rob Lytle and Russtll ~ topboimcn Rick Leecb, 8MM. "Wt bad a W~a of Davis each scored lwo ~· .-artert.ct. sJriDt. wltatto~fromS&Mford." .touebdqw111 aad Mlc~tan's ed foar 7*'* for anoCblr TD, Mt Slanlord c:oacb .lack am,. hcU ran wild ~turdl..Y as tM up wheli Dom Tedellco NCOftl'ed Uwen '#HD 't espedallY ~ No. 1,raftked Wolverinet crushed a Sta a lord f.nnbl• at Ute plelled after his ~ fa1led to ·Sbnfont 51..0iD eollecefootbalt Cardinali' 17. take adnntas• of 1corio1 Mlchltan'a top nve backs plied Jt was Mlcbltan's same Ute cllaace1. auflered trltlcal 1'> Ste yards nuhlna In 51 carries rest of tlle way u tllil w.. •••••· aod 1aw .. a -... fOc an anrase of more t.bn 10 thwarted Stul{or4.'s~ s---. !'1D•"'.ll_e yerda Ht~•• to yardaiCcUTJ . inc attack and$.._. u..,,.... 'Jlldlllall'•topft••IMfllb.: T1~1l ~ ..... ="'~ l&il9 tl ..... Ii •II paillla !"l1liJt1 -•'6J! ti t11 • ttl· OM ..... ":.,,... 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Jll-0.JUU\ HA-Pacl«tk m. ~o &urU. llCIY'ler. S C"-11tr •tt M • ••••so Uwelll'ft IL0.11 •>1 I S A I 1 Watt '"°' J 0 0 I I ea....i., cw,., .... ~ , , , 4 l..eOll "'0000 '-""-l.eonJ.WP-Uw•ll'l'll T-'1•01 A~,IU --...... lhey want to, not when they have to •· Gran[ said Los A:ligiles is pro- bably the consensus pick to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl "Like most good teams they're alrong defensively," added Grant. ''They will probably out· man every team they play." Offensive tackle Doug France and defensive end Fred Dryer are both expected to play today for the Rams. Top Coll~ge Grid Scores Micblgan 51, Stanford o Ohio Slate 121 Penn St.ate 7 llllnois 31, Missouri 6 UCLA 37, Ariz.on a 9 Oklahoma 28, California 11 USC 53, Oregon o Nebraska 45, Indiana 13 Maryland 24. Weal Virginia 3 MlchltanSt21, WyominglO Kansu 38, Kentucky 18 Baylor IS, Auburn 14 Georgia 41, Clemson O IowaSlat.e41, Air Force& Colorado 21, W asbi.ngt.on 1 Notre Dame 23, Purdue 0 F!ortda •9, Houston 14 South Carolina 24, Duke 6 Texas 17. North Texas St 14 Arkansas 16, Oklahoma St 10 Tennessee 31, TCUO LSU 28, Oregon St 11 Plttaburgh 42, Georgia Tech 14 Texas 17, N0Texa1St14 See Detail• Paae CZ Complete Scores, Pase C4 A(!erall~hen a city's team has made the otT05erles only twice (1915 and 1950) since the turn of the century. you can't blame fans for getting a bit up tight when things start going awry after it seemed a title was in the bat. MONEY DEPT.-Be nny ftlcardo, former Costa Mesa High football player, reportedly ll CeUinl $21,000 a year to kick ftefcl 1oal1 ancl ema point. for the Baffalo BU11. Illa brother Ramon also had sometllbai to kick about In foot· ball •.. lt was bis fleld goal tbat an· dJd Newport Harbor. l ·O, 1n 1967 as Costa Mesa paJled of( a 1ta1· 1enn1 apset. SHELLACKING DEPT .~ Veteran San Bernardino sportswdter Claude Anderson says h e can 'l remember a Redlands High football team be· lng shoved around the way the one was that Fountain Valley beat 34--0 Thurs day night alnce theltSOs. Anderson says that prior lo· 1958 Redlands teams enjoyed lit· tie success. Since then. however, Redlands varsities have' made the CIF playoffs a dozen times aad have been synonomous wllh football superiority. Althoup the 34-0 score was a lambut.lng, it might have even been worse-SO·O-bad FV cllclred on lb 'J)a11ln1 game when on two occasions receivers were wide open near the RedJandl end r.one . Fountain Valley appears to have tho potential to put to1ether a highly success~. zone. The boat Notre Dame Fi&h.Un11 lrisb went oa to win, 23-0. Saturday. For a-me de- tails, see paae C·2. • I (2 DAILY PILOT Sunday. September 19. 1m RnstlerS Dominate Pirat1es, Win, 14-Q Football Roundup Buckeyes Win; Bears Tumble STATE COLLEGE. Pa. (Ar) -Wingback Bob Hyatt, on his only carry of the game, took a pltchout eight yards for a fourth period touchdown Saturday to &Jve second-ranked OhJo State a 12-7 college football victory o .. cr seventh-ranked Penn Stale Quarterback Rod Gerald. v.ho made the pltchoul to Hyatt, :.cored the Bucke)ei.' f1rSt TO on an eight· yard sweep al the end or an 82-yard, second-period dnve Otiio State missed two-point con version run atlem~ al\er each score. Coach Joe Paterno's Penn St.ate Nlttany Lions, on the verae· of their nut s hutout in 106 games, rallied on a 15·play, 87· yard march. ll was capped with six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter by freshman Matt Suhey's one-yatd touchdown dive. With fullback& Kenny Kini ano Jim Culbreath running &Jmoet at wW aaainst the Golden Bean• ligbtwelcbt line, the Sooner& overcame some early fumbles to fuhionaZJ.7 bal!Umelead.. CallrornJa's Joe Roth bad IUC· cess connecting with bis re- ceivers on short routes, but the Sooner secondary completely cut off the long pass unW Roth hit -.ide receiver Ed Gillies on a 28-yard scoring aenaJ with 3 34 lo play tfb•oMri i ·1,.ei COLUMBIA, Mo. Kurt Steier fired two touchdown paaaes to Erick Rouse, and tailback James Coleman rushed for 152 yar ds and two more scores, leading JJ.l.inoU to a sur· prislngly easy 31-6 victory over !;lxth·ritnlced Missouri Saturday. Two Key · GWC Stars Sidelined By CllAIG SH.EFT Ottlle0.llY'4111"81t Jt'• l>Hn • long Ume M('(t Orange Coast Collcae'1 f~'llll team wa1 dominated Uke It W•s Satturday nlght b..al thal'I• Juat what arch riv al Golden Wet1t did before a capacity crowd otT,800. GWC'a Rusllus scored a ·pair of first half touchdowns, thtn shut off the Pirates· onJy drlve of the nJihl with a splendJd at>aJ · line stand early In the fourth quarter to notch a 14·0 victory. But the Win was • costly on-e for Ray Shackleford's Rustlers,:w)io IOtit both quarterback Jim· An· drus and defensive back-punt returner Mark Messner 'wlth knee UlJUrie:.. Both may be out for the season. Another RUlt>er. linemen Jude Kaufman, •~red a pinched nerve and was talten1o the hospital for observation. Soo11rr11 ... l:~lr The llJini spoil~ the Tigers' home opener by completely botU- mg the Missouri offenae and moving at will under the direc· t1on of Steger. Missouri defeated use. 46-25.-last week. 0e11r ll'li.t-. w ••~ 1(..., ... owc·s BIU HOLST (9) UNLOADS A PASS OVER occ·s DEFENSE. Andrus went out late In the opening quarter, but freshman Bill Holst filled in well. He guided the Rustlers to two scores . behind the running ot Pat McKeon and Ric Martin...-ff\eR thtr Golden West defense did-the rest. ~ORMAN . Oklu. Junior quarterback Oei.n Blcvll\s ran 10 yards for one toochdown and passed 65 yards for another and Oklahoma's secondary lived up to lta reputation as the fourth ranked Sooners defeated pa.:>' minded California 28-17 in col· lege football Saturday. North Leads By I Stroke MASON, Ohio (AP> -Andy North roll~ In a six-foot birdi<' putt on the final hole Saturday for his third straight sub-par round, a four-under 66, for the !>4-hole lead in the $1~0.000 Ohio Kings lsland Open golf tournament The 26-year-old former F1orida All-American put together four birdies to offset a sole bogey for a total of 203, seven under par on the 8,837-yard Nicklaus Golf Center course .~dlrad:a Rolb BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - TaJlbacks Monte Anthony and Richard Berns combined for 187 ya rds and scored two touchdowns each Saturday as ei ghth-ranked Nebraska manhandled injury-riddled and error-plagued Indiana 45-13 in colleg~ football. llwikie• f'all SEATTLE -Running backs J 1 m Kelleher and Emery Moorehead and quarterback Jeff Austin each ran for touchdowns and Colorado's defense held Washington in check throughout the second half to lead the Bui faloes to a 21-7 college football ,·ictory over the Huskies in a re· gionally televised game Satur day .\'D Sparkles SOt.rrH BEND, Ind. Juruor OCC's offense. inconsistent most of the night due primarily to a hard rush by the Golden West defense, did mount ad.rive ea.r1y in the fourth quart.er The Pirates moved from t.belr own 20 to the G WC 8, but coWd only i:nin four ynrds in the oext lour downs against the rugged Rustlers . · Theo. nfter Golden West ha4 taken over on downs, came one ol the big plays of the 1ame. On a lhird and three situation at the nine. McKeon dashed 23 yard-s around right end to get hiJI team out of trouble OCC later drove to the RusUrrc 36, but quarterback Jim Conley v. as sacked ror a rune-yard 1956 by GWC llnebllcker Fred DiPalma on a third down play und It was all but over While OCC had trouble moVing the ball, such was not the case for Golden West Mac McLendon fasllloned a 67 and was alone in second place at 204, one shot behind in the cha~e for the $30, 000 first prlz.e halfback Al Hunter ran for one touchdown and passed (or another Saturday as Not.re Dame ground out a 23--0 college football victory over J>.u rdue. RIC MARTIN OF GOLDEN WEST (RIOKT) HEADS TOWARD RON LAMERTON. McKeon and Martin repeated- ly went for blK &ainers throuah gaping holes and around th~ nank11 McKcon . who ran for 1lo yard.'I u week ago, had 138 Satur· day night. And Martin totaJe4 110 : • Martin scored both TDs, run- ning three yards with 1 :35 left. in the opening quarter and 18 yards with just 45 seconds lo go in the first half Bea Crenshaw and Tom Weiskopf were two shota off the pace al 205. Crenshaw, the year's No. 3 money-winner, carded 67 and Weiskopf 68. Hunter picked up 96 yards on 23 carries. bis career best, and threw a 33-yard s coring pass to Mark McLane. Fullback Jerome I lea ,·ens added 73 y a.rd5 on 21 car nes Area Calendar .,. ... .,cs ... ltl W•t .. P,,lo U(. lr•I ... IOUf"N at Ntwoorl Hor-H19ft 19• tn.I ,_.,(...,111 • "'--·-Mlt( Mt l• NJ " l~WH..toot ... 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Major League ~~~L~f~s l AMERICAN LEAGUE EastDMslaa W L New York 91 SS BalUmore 81 66 Cleveland 74 73 Roston 72 76 o.tro1t 67 80 Mllwauke~ 63 84 Weal Dlvlaion Pd.GB . 823 .551 10~ . 503 171'J .48820 .458 24'"' 429 28"' Kanau Clty 86 63 .577 Oakland 80 &a .su s~ MlrUlffota 76 7S .SOI 11 Aa1el• 69 81 .480 )7V, Texas 67 81 .m 18~ Chlca10 63 87 .ao 23~ ... -, .• a.-°""''.,.. .. ), llllll!IOfe I l 9"1911 '· °" .... '. ... Y-~Mltwlllllfta Oolldellll I. T•H 1 ic..-(lt'( •• Olk.I .. j ........... _ ... TM0°•0-...U_.. 1~1 ...... ,. N Mii 0-1--I*' O.O.'-"'l~l41teMWllltl'-'1 ..-IWIM l).IO) •I OttlNfl (......,. 14-1$1 C~ Ill._. •II .. 1(-Ort f"-"i... .... , Notw y--t.....-r-1Ml••'-ISt_,.., t4-1tl ~ n . ...-.r•tl..t.,..... IHltn"'" 1 11 TtHt fV~r .. r .. U -.. ..._ • II •' ()ellt_fl_, ............. 'CMll ... l EHtDlvkloe W L Pct. GB Phlladelpb1a 89 58 .«>S Pittsburgh as 62 578 4 New York 78 70 527 11 1, Cbk"'-10 68 81 456 22 St. Lbu.is 87 80 .458 22 Montreal ~ 98 .342 38Y.i West Division ClncinnaU 9~ ~ .833 Dodaen 83 es -~ 1l ~ Houlton 73 77 .41'7 22 San ll'ranclaco 70 81 .464 25~ San OltlO 68 81 .456 26~ AUanla M SS .437 29~ .. 120 W. WARNER, SANTA A Neer Main Street HIAD(j>UAllllUIMSAtfTAAMA 557 21· JACT°'Y AUTMO'nm • ~~~~·PMn 4 Phils, KC Triumph Philadelph.ia finally woo, Pitta· burgh rmally lost, and the Na· tional League Eastern Division pennant race 1sn 't a11 close as 1l WU • With Ph1ladelph1a scoring a 4-1 wm over hoat Chicago and Pit· t.sburgb dropplng a 6-2 declalon to ho.t New York Saturday, the Phillies own a four-game lead with 1S lert. Meanwhile in the American Leasue, the surging Kansas City Royals won their third straight to remain s~ ahead of Oakland in the American Leaiue West. The A'• nipped Texas, 3-2. It was Tom Seaver, the Na Uonal League's Cy Youn& Award winner ln 1'7S, who stopped Pit· taborgb. Last week, the ace rtcht hander contained the Pirate. on five hill, and he held them to ftve hJt.s a1ain Saturday. In addiUon. New York 's Dave Kinsman 'ltroked hl11 35th homer this season . Only a few weeks a110. the hot Pirates trailed the PhilUes by 151'J games. Jay Jobmtone had roar hits for Philadelphia while Steve Carlton struck out 11 In posting his 18th Victory. Uke Pittsburgh, Oakland has been s urging recently, but Kansas CHy is com ing on stroogly. With the score Ued 5-S in the bottom of the ninth, Jim Wohlford elngled home Fred Patek, who bad opened the ln· nlng with a sift.Ile before going to se<!ond on a Buck Martinez' sacrifice. Georgia Romps CLEMSON. S.C. -Georgia's senfor reserve quartBback Mau Roblnson completed six of Dine PUHi for 165 yards and three t.<NCbdowns to lead I.he ninth ranked Bulldo1s to a 41-0 romp over Clemson in an int.ercon- ference football game Saturday OAMf STAflUICS ~•r\tdowf'l'\f\,t\fll~ J: 1 n t """"' CN \\H"W~ t.,,,~Pt~ll'"' l ot•tftr\I dl°J'Wf\\ "•"' '"'"'"• V•Cho.u1"'9 ..,.,~l°'t ..... , ...... ,,., ... d """' ... ""''-""' 'V..-"'-"••l••IMI G"C I) • ' .. Jl)t ~ 11 )):I \ l'' II II• It oc:c 1 • ., ' ,. •• J1 Ill •»• ... " '. k•'''' 0.•rten , 0 0 ,, 00 00-t llUSNIHG Go1dt"IW.\l "" yt tf • •• M<Kton 111 Ill ~ .s 1 ~···~ ,. 110 0 •• .... "' • JI ,. . , -W.~1•• 10 0 tO 0 PVnlm•lA ' ' '0 Vt•dt< I • 0 0 -In 1 0 '1 .) ~ folah ,, 31» 12 ..... o. ..... ca..1 eo.-11 10 10 J I, eo.-r.v " :16 2• ~I " ....... ...i., J I 1 " 0 ....... ~ • I ' '1 ..... ,_, ' , 0 .7 0 OLouGllll11 ' 1 0 ., ~ 1 ot"t' ,, ,. J1 l ) ~AUIHO O.t"9Wt'4 •• .. .... .,. "' _,, •• • ' jO ~-And'"~ I 0 ' f11'1t••· .. 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NlUSTRIAl COMPl.EX ... --- Irvine ~ers Sparkle· Sopbomou Jhlpb S.Na and lre1b111u !:rle Halat led the ~UClnlMAA· te..,. to the erou coan- try utle al \.b4t lleno J.D. Yit.aUooal Saturtay. zt..wbeH, tb• Sad· dlebeek Collete Oaucbot llaiabed nf ntlt ln the · 1JUJJ tebool dtvlaion at tbe Moorpark lnvlta· UontJ. UC Irvine, Division 2 tJUill Jut year, was Im· preselve in ill fir t 1976 nuet. Serna, the Divlllon 2 lodl vidual winner. won ln 27;34 wlU\e Hulst. the biab scb6ol atate two-mile traq wlnner tbia •Prinl. was second tn 27 : 34 over O)e billy courae. A nother UCI fr.e1bman. Don MOt5es /rom Cretcenta Valley 1U1b. was fourth In J11~. Sophomore St.Ye ScOU. Divlalon Z mile winner ln track tbla ~.was alxth ln21:00. . UC Irvine ended with a points while the Uolversity of Nevada. Reno, wu 1econd with 32 pojntl. J\t Moorpark , the Gauchos finished ninth In team scoring. Runar Boman was the top Sad· dlAlba ck runn e r , flnbhing 17th in 21 :52. ........ ,,~ •.lwM cuc11 nu: t M..e.i cucn f1;U'j J M ....... y IUNAI 1'7-0J, 4 -CUCll 21 to. ~ Wy-~f IUHIU 11-.. • kott CUCll • to· 7. -JUHltl Jt °'' • w1111.,,., CuN1tl ~·M; • 0.99 C(UNA I ltl;IO. 10 ~-ricll'°" IUMlt l tt·76 If It- "" CUCll111,. It Ahl-~ II.IOI ,.~~ 21. lile<tKlel" <VCll lO '1 l1 llicll (lllCI I JO u °' T1-K-1. UCI U. t. UN...-tl• .., ........... n. J UNl.V a •• ~Or-.-MS jllGDCllr•lllC llfVtTATl~I. 1. tlM-.. (-p-1 20 21 J ttUllliW ,~ .. , 20 ,. J ,._,,., ls..ol• -.-.1 JO ,. • .,_ IC.-1 Jt SJ S ¥cC.M COtr'"' 71•11i ~ Oowl1"9 tS.nta A.,.) JI IJ 1 l(IMM!' (Vetley JCl 11 JO I Al-•• l\atfa ...... I II n • St¥•-1 (C.0 f"I'""' i• n °'""" 11 -~ dl•i..c~I ,.. ,, n B•Ull• (S.0 .,, • ._,_1 n u " Trtm.,.. 1.s.o. •r.••<t I 11 •• ~o furl••• l~U n S1 U T-fs.. ~I TI SIU "90 (S-•I 11: ll '3 Po'''"'' l\.odldoto.<•I ll I• 11 Uw (s-t"'°"< ll I J) .. r ..... u&4~• ~ftl' AA• u Oll..,.of"'°"..,,tl Moo<l\M'k MIJ Seniors Finals Set .-. -eeuntry Wrap Edison Takes Team Crown The Bdt.oa Hlllt a.arsen of HbtlftlloO Beaclt . atartei whert {My Ltll eCI 1Mt yur .,, ~I ta.. II••~ IJlvttado&l.I S.tQrday. Ja otMr prep t..., COUDtr')' aeUon, ..... Valle)'• Barons. aparked by 8riu A~ pell'• aecond place linl.ab, wound up Ul1rd In team seorln1 of tbe vanlly's touab Dlvkicx\ 3 al the Corona del Mar lnvitaUoaal. Edison. CU' 4-A ma country cbampk>ol lut year, ran away with the team UUe. acoriD& Z3 point• to defeat JUwt.horne and always. tou1h Pelos Verdes. CharHe Chriatenaen, Mille Lanadon and Joo Goldstein flalsbed Z.l-4 tor Edison. Appell ran 1:30 over Corona del Mar's somewut flat course to IW'1"0Wb° be to Hemet's Mark Frkbr, the win- ner of the CIF 2·A fro9h· soph mile flDals this year. ,..._..,,PIWl'-'O""' I (fl .. , l*-f-) 11••; 2 (ltrhlon\ef\ lf.Ol\0"1 11•" J I..-fEOl'°"I ll n 4 Gel-(Edho11> 11 )4, S W19'11K f P•lo• 111<-•I ti • .. A~ftl<tq.a IEd"~" II:)' 1 k.tl f~-... 1 ti U I -fEd·-' ···~ • ...._. IU."""O<MI II SS; 10 """"°11.n C,..IO\ Ve<*' GO Te .... K•.. I ~el•-U. 1 __ ,,..._ J. PAIM V••-..,. ~V6"1tr ' s... ...... ,.__, u ., ......... IEcl<-1 12 M; I• ltl<le•• f&._,1 1) 14' ,, Hiii• (£41-1 I) IA. 1• WOOc1 ceo1 ..... 1 n ·tc. T••m "'•~H-1 al ..... » J ECS-t0.1...__ 11• ,., .. ,.. I. ICll .. (ldl¥111 U 741, IJ ICi.tk-lf.cll""'°I U .. 11 ... , CHMlll 14:.,, It.. s-I~> IC ll. ' T.-K-1. fit Oof .. 2'. t. Elli-n. i. hf"'*" 1111.....,_.1 " ----• s ..... ,, lf.<11.oftl u 11: • T-.t\I< CE•l-1 U :•s. tO C>ullloo CE0 1 ... ,.1 U 10. H . F~t IE0•-1 14 n I) .. , ... , .. lEll-1 ,, .. 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Arizona t USC 53, ure•on 0 Colorado 21, Wuhincton 7 Lone Beach St 32, Utah suo , San Dle&o St 7, Fresno St 3 Whittler Col 1', St. Mary'1 7 Cal Slate LA 41, USl\112 ldaho31, Pacific ZS San Jote St io, Fullerton StO Tex.u Col A"l 58, Hawaii Unlv21 • t!Mt-Mt· ..... , .... ,, ... "' CM....., 11.0 "· '-M UfllY '' Ollce S4 ... Ceftlral WMll 11 t• UC-o..tt .. c..i ,.... ,._, "961r-C. .... u ..... ,. ---.w ... .._,., • ..,, HWWtleMM.C..~r ... w •IDWEST lndiana'5, Nebruka 13 Oklahoma 28, Callrom.ia 17 Michiaan St 21, Wyom· inglO Illlnoil 31, Mlsaouri 6 Kansas 38, Kentucky 16 Minnesota 29 , Washington Sl 14 Not.re Dame 23, Purdue O Wisconsin 45, North Dakota9 Iowa 41, Syracuse 3 Michie an 51, Stanford o Villanova 31, Dayton 30 Tulsa 16, Memphis St 14 4-IA<I•, Ill 41. C41rlM Qe Col U c..toi14'1UNv14, Wllmi1'4ton COIO lndlM• C.11lr11,.,110 .. ""'""" • uwre11a Ulllv .,., -I S.N<lo 1 So 0..4"4' Tl<" M. lloOy _,,.," 14 w_.. 12. 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Louisville 21 Mississippi 34, Tulane 7 Baylor 15, Auburn 14 Vande rbilt 27, Wake Forest 24 Georgia 41, Clemson O East Carolina 23, No. Carolina St.14 South Carolina 24, Duke 6 MD Absorbs 17-13 Defeat BJ ROGER CARLSON Ol 191t °""' Pllll 1"'9 Mater Del Hlgb's -Mark Drazba proved to be the spark the Mooarchs were looltin& for Saturday nlpt--but the Santa Ana·bued MD eleven fo'1ftd him too late and absorbed a 17·13 lou to Dos Pueblos Hllh o( Goleta. Before a crowd of 4.800, Drazba ignited the Monarchs with a pair of touchdown passes ln the fOW'th quarter of the non· leafue football tussle. Unfortun a tely , the Monarchs were trailing, 17:0, when they ~urned to Druba. Drazba came In follow· ln& a 73·yard kickoff re- turn by David Gonzales near the end of the third period and at that juncture the Monarchl had ama ss ed a lackluster net of 20 yards ruMlng and passing. J'trst he found Brad Chace on a screen pau and Chace turned It into * * 0-1 ITATISTICS o~ ... ,,._,_ .. ,, J ...... ~""'... \ ... ,.,.-...... 1... J lotelftnl_,,, 10 y -"""""' ., Y-INHl"9 lft .......... ,, -~..i-1•1 ~ ... di" /JI\ ,, ... _ .. _ .,. ~"'"'"'"'-'' 10 l<M9 tty o.. ....... * "'° J s 0 1 M I01 ,, ,,. l)te ..,, u Q9<1~ , 0 10 •-11 an 18·yartl touchdown play. Minutes later it' was Druba intercepting a Dos Pueblos pass and returnln1 it 14 yards to theDP41. Two plays later Drubs found Jamie Dlcksocl in the end zone for a 21-yar.4 acorinc play and Steve McGowan added tb.e pointless one·polnt con· version to pare the margin to 17 · 13. Tbere was still 7:55 re· malning-llme for a patented Mater De i nnlsh. But it was not in the cards for new coach Wayne Cochrun. The Monarchs got the ball with 3 : 46 left and 82 yarda away and were a1alo oa the march behind the paulnc and nmnlnl of Druba. A crucial boldlnl penalty killed Mater Del'• chances, however, and Dos Pueblos held on for the victory. The winners cashed In with 30 and 32-yard passes aettlng up a short bunt for a TD and t 35- yard field goal by 'Beb Wolf. Two more pusea late In the third quarter for 17 and 20 7ard1 set vp another abort pl\mp to ne1ale Mater Del'• t.ou1h defenH a1alnlt U\enm. F'torld.a 41, Houstoo H LSOa.ONtoeStll TwMtMll,TCUO Miami,,, • .,. Florida St 0 Pttt.abu.r&b U, ~a Tedll 1' _,...,n,¥tn MA11• ~~"'"t!""~· ~·...-».-·• .......-k JI, Vlrf111lt MlllWt ,, Vl,.....it TIC1' IP, lwtlt Ml ... MWI 1 eoi..1t IJ, 0.v-1 e_, • ....,..,,..,w • ...,.....,. • .._ ,, ~Qlll,H.,ldel-.l ...,.._c.i•. ,....,.,,,. ..... S\IMM.'rt•l-t\llltt ~· 11. s.11.,.., "" l'IW ... AUUi,AltMMIY M , O.n -•Ufllvct.-... IHI-~· ~"9wl'\Ca11,.,._. .. .,.,v. • ,_.,,,,.~·-COit! VI~ Ull'-11-. .J.C. Slnlllt IJ _, .............. .,..., N9c..iMC....ll,W•""""-' \lllHI Moryl-rl, U rMft•" ,. ~ Mel .... It, le1"4ftf, W VI 14 ft . '-'9COl ..... J .. WMIV1 Sa.9h ~S.-• ,. s. .. _, --lllM '· ,..,.,...,11 .. r ,,.._.Ce!, .... _._._, .._""'1Sttlet Allf'M O ~-11 Ll¥1""'-0ll • Cl'-11, Otlt.,ar• U ~c.i .... u 11ue411leitaMt -CtnlMe ll, M"'"' ~ 11 -~ .. ," ,_ 0.U......,. 1 V..C-.,. S6, LlllffiY .._It ti ,,...._.. .. Wet'V•Wt.i..,11 _,.,Cal ll, 0..--._. IO R VallrtSIJt.-.i..n.• Uvt ...... OM11,No.Al6be-t4 '*-"IS, u..t••-TIC" IJ I ·~·~.,.,....-: NE LoulW-5116, u-r• a -.;--~ -~·•-s10, , .. ..,." ,,,...,.. o.11, "* ,..... .. 111~•--~~1f ~t:~· Wee~::TYamE;:;~THU;;:y~1 ;'sAST;~:u-;~~· JOEL~; Routs Maryland 24 . West ~ 1 F!~u.PennState Prep M• N ~ AOB Polo Foe Dartmouth 20, Pen· i~ternen ee~ ':l:<J-In Final nsylvanla O Ou I k Harvard 34, Columbla 10 l 00 Navy 21, Connecticut 3 Princeton 3, Cornell O Two major confroota· Brown 14, Yale6 lions. between Sunset Army 26, Holy Cross 2t Leque football powers ,,,,..11c ... 1 .. 1·111,iout/IC-Sl7 d b tito F•lf"le1911 Ole'"'''· 1t11l9'n ..._... an tou1 compe rs o fromLoeAngelesCounty, l(e ... Col1,NYT~· d th l UMt11t1.a.i.-. ... w.11ec•1• an e an nu a ~ ........... n.1-.-.1• 1bowdown between ::=..'\!\,,~':~ncM rivall Newport Harbor ~"' 1<K•,...11 and Corona del Mar S11<__.9 J1.Kwm-111' headline the week's,,_,, C...WalC-St11.~l"9f-l> r--r c1ano..Co1""1t" 0t11w1 .. sa.i.o grid menu-all Friday :i:~•I, Mau 19, MIU MMlllme night. c.111su 1e. P•·' M4'M•le•ds10 Fountain Valley a 34-0 i<r..,llUniMlr10 c;.11v,_0Colll , ' 11!\9Ut •.•1""",s1,N v o Citrus Belt Le ague Jun1111eo1t•9e1•.•••1m1M1 .. ,P•' power Redlands Tburs· SI UwAllCtt7,lletttColi.vtlJ c.w. f!Qsur. Hotwu day. tr a vela to Lon& Klft9Sl'<M111 10.1.11e,•11•1 Beach Wilson while Morty11nco1t1,Dlcllln\Ol\Coil rl _, Edi 'r H NtwH.,.,!Wllro 1>. 8o1l011 IMl•O V.i son 0 UDt· .__1 .. -1t.Ho•1,,."1'"'" Info>: Beach an euy St.JDIWl'•NY 1.si ... ,11•00• "0 w nner ove'r Costa ~Mell JI, ltocl1H ltr It remp10 1. 0r1m1111,,. • Mesa's E1lancla . Hlah WI-Col 16, L•-V•I...,, ..._.d -3 ls t W t c:-a Getrf 10, "•MMlllt t 1" 11 ay 1 _.. t a es ....,.i..,o.wMlN ... £119'-• Torrance. •-•~v_. .. , Ed--.1111eu.Cor111ftdS1Me11 The Newport Harbor- Fr_,,.,.. ... SI 10, ,..,. H .. .,., CdM clash ii at n-..-Nl-S11,Cwrv Col .... l4 l ...,._,. Sl'-'Y 1toc' •.M11 .. ov11i.sc 11 Coast Col e1e where -...... -n. ,,_,°"91 1• Corona del Mar seeks tta 0.111¥• Col u ~· 11 n-_._ th ~-n-""""",...... • ""' "· TIHel c.l U 1uet ww over e ~ EM1 s.~1•.-111c111<0 since 1972 and Newport _,c.1 .... o.•oc'-1••~ seeks Its first win of the Alllfl9M JO, LYC-1"9 I• 1978 . SOUTHWEST campaign. Arkansas 16, Oklahoma. Another eye-o~ner St 10 flcures Saturday ru,..t at Texas 17 North Texas St Tustin wbere Foothill of u ' Santa Ana, a 20.o ,,anner RlceO Utah2% over Garden Grove's Texas Arllfteton 21. New Santiago, meets Costa Mexico St 10 Mesa, a 31·13 victor over OtMnt""-tl,c.etMi..wue Garden Grove's La > ·Qmnta. -..n ... si.ttu.wk1111 • .._1t Costa Kea~ bu not :C:::'!:;:CS:.!* won lta flnt two games '-"lto<.lt•Mtt,swo.1...,.1• ot the seuoo a.lnce the ~:=~~i:;~~;'c:::'" maldm voyap In 1980 .Millllll_.OMM,Ar•Mtftlla1tu and ne•er more than MhllSIOOIV9'n.A.-Plntlllllfltl I l -011•a11111M u . HM"c1t119eot•11 1our 1ames n a season. Two 1ames are slated aoaua ror Thursday nt1ht- Jowa State 41, Alr Force wltb Unhenlty and 6 Kater Del IWJ aeettnc New Meiclco25, Texu El thelrflratwlna. Unlveni· PM07 ty meet.a~ Amtgios of BYU '2, Colo state 18 Garden Gtove at Tultln ==::t=:=r~\ ud Maur Dei 1.s at La •-•11tMten.w.-'su-" Mirada . ................ ~.s.o. w Frlday'• balance or Bye&AIG SHEFF And the Minutemen 01 .. o.r1r~1.u"" alJSO stood oUl defensive- There were no 1oal ly, holdin1 Huntlngton post.I, only 18 players Valley to ju1t 33 net were on the field. the yards and three first pla)'in1 surface was Juat downs S> yards in lenllb-but Ray; a 5-8, HS.pound there was no mystery junior, scored two times what kind 9f came It and added a pair oft~ was. . . point conversions. (Since And in the end. like there were no goal pcma, most football games, the each team bad to run the team witb tbe moat ballfortheextra points ). talent and depth won. That was the situation Ray also completed 7 Saturday afternoon at ot 10 pasSH (7 or 9 in the Oak View School in Hwit-flnt ball) for 82 yards, ington Beach where throwing a 3l·yard TD Liberty Christian School strike to Chuck Eusey defeated Huntington late to the second Valley ChrilUan of Costa Quarter. Mesa. a-8, In an eight· Thurmond finished man game. with M yarda and lcored Uberty Cbrlslian, a en runs ol 5 and 10 )'ards prtvate school In Hunt· to the third and fourth ington Beach, was quarters. GuUerrez bad sparked by the pl~ ot II . yards, scored first qua~erback Paul Ray balf TD1 of 5 and 21 and r"'nnlng backs Jards and also played Rubeo Gutie rrez and wellondeCenae. NickTburmond. Huntlncton vaney Area Golf Results· Christian's lone ~D came with el&hl mlnut.el to go In the second quar-ler when quarterback Bert Thorp tossed a four·yeard pass to Bue Reynolds. The Conquerors added a safety late In the third period. Liberty Chrl1tlan, which only has 38 boys ln its school <21 play foot· ball) was just too over· powering for the 1mall Huntington Valley squad. HVC, a team o<'l'U!t 12 players, was held to minus three yards after the half and could &et orr only 18 plays a1atn.st the swarming, a1greaslve Uberty derenae. Both teams return to play next weekend. HWI· Uncton Valley Is at Pomona'• American Christian Friday night while I.Jberty Christian faces Victory Christian in Oceanside Saturday afternoon. OMd STATllTICl H L f'lrst-nioMllt ' .. l'lrst.--SpeulllQ • • l'lrst-...-llltt I 1 , ..... flrtl~ ' 10 VwdlNIH119 tO .. v __ ,,,. " n v .... .,,. o n _,_ .. IMcl SJ ,.. ~"'·"''t-r-u • t.Jl YtnbPMlllnd 4.)7 ... ~ ...... , ,~ ... kwe.., °"'"'" .. """'· •• , .. ., 0 • , 4)-• Ullerty 14 u I 11-.. •USNIHO lfllllll ....... V•llty tell n Y1 • ' 16 u *l t t 1 16 • 11 • aa '° ., ~ .... .0. H ·1.0 0.7 OS LOS ANGELES- Te r r y Rice apd ·f r e s h m a n D ' " Neu1ebauer 1cored foW" 1oals apiece to lead Ute Golden W eat Coll~1e • Ru1Uera to a 15-9 fl• clllon over Cerritos lo the water polo flnala ol the East Loa Angeles In· vitatlonal Saturday. Earlier. Golden West deatroyed Saddlebact, 15-2, with Tom Crook and former Huntln1toJ\ Beach High star Kelth Johnson each scoring three goals . Howard Furlong and Neugebauer added two apiece. Golden We1t'1 1oalles John Wasko and Ken Gallafher stood ollt. Dix· on H nderaker scored Saddle back's two 1oa.la. Jn • third place came, Saddleback downed Glendale, 14·12. Brlan McDou1le and Terry Murphy each tallied sh goals. kar•llY Olllrle" OoletllWt.i I 4 4 .-1s Gl<YllM J I I I-• owe ""1"': "'" •. i.-t "'"""'"°' •. CrOOll J, ,,..._ l. kwt ltY 0111nen Citldlll WHt 7 S • 4-IS ~It • 1 t t-J ktrl"fl OWC-ltlce J, ~. •11ty, Ntwotb•11•r 1, CttOll J, ,,......... J, ""''°"' t, OeMlt. W · dleM<Jt-Mllllllt •••• t. k-'' OIM,,,,.. ~-',, ...... GltftNle J ' ..,_." SaddltMck HOl'l"OI McOtuolt t. __.,•·Hinderaker, O.Vor•. 11 " u n u .. ' 17 ' 0 .... ""''"'· u JI " • • n Golf Lessons a.11nn1ni 1olf 1.--wm be offered by the Newport Beach recre•_: tlon department wttb t: claaaes 1laled at Corcma ... del Mar Hilb School for !: 10 weeks be1lnnlnf u SatUrday. Oct. 2. ......... v • ...,. "",..." 7 t I 16 UWty .., " ' t a ~' ... "" •• -. .. o.. • •• I) I) "UININO MllttO.I ... .,, I If " 10 -0 1 Area.Football 1amea Includes Bolsa Grande at HunUneton Beach. Dana mu. at Ea· celllor, El Toro at &Na, TMel• 11 I t • The lt11ona wlll be conducted by Gary AulUn with •tarUac Ume at 8:30 a.m. A charge cl SU wtll be made for a.be 10 leuoa.a. \ 4 10 1 I• 11 M o. ......... ,. 11 J • " " J \ I • >6 IJ ,, ....... .... 0.1 J • 0 • ,, .. II 0 0 0 Ir ·wi.-~ ~ ":' ~ ~ . ' ... 1TN!tU 1 I It\ ., "' m ·* _.., , JC Football ... Women'1 Golf ., .. CM m••11t· TO-Tillt. ~AT-Santa Ana at Mlaloo ........... ._. ..... ,..... Viejo, La Quinta at San 11T-• • • ~ Clemente, R aneho v.-.. • 0 • ._ • Alamltol and &ataatcia IT tc .. lfltl TOt-A ... 111, .. '"· at N ~ H bor __... •••••'· '''"'''· • ar ''"'"' ,,.,_.._.. <"""'· •-~" Noreo 1 Lal\lb• Be.ch. ,, ... '""".. La1u.na Beach a. com. ......,.,..:;:.." ... ':"; • ..-u lnl oil I retoUDdiDI 1.5-0 llMt9 • • • t-• victory over Brea. -~=1t.11t111. Tbe other Saturct.yUtf .... o • • ~ a. Marina of HuntJnaton ue-tMO • • • ...,. Beaeb and Anatt.tm'• ....,., .. ..:;"..,~ • ....,., Ma•a1ol~a LHllbal at M1WtMo.w • • o .... • Ana he m 1 a ,... ma '"''"' tan"ON~ • ~ Park. Ul!Mnlty • 0 • t-• ... .., ... _ It."'-" • • • t-41 ""'-V....,o.le 0 • 14 ..... '1V_.... TOi-*T•fr, ,,__, ~ ....... ~AT-C--r..I. le-. ....... ~..a. ••• t-• ...... ~ 7 ......... , ..__.,,.. To.-MtftA.JW41M. ~AT -0••••· ~ ..... .._. ...... Vlett ••• t-t ' 'P l • 0 I t .,_.. 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DAil. y PILOT Real FMtate Whiz Kid PtcnTt«Mn ,..,.... ..cnno.ae ""' .... • PUBUC NOTICE C~h Refugee Licemed Salaman at 20 Alea vr.~ a ~ CMcbotlonldao re-,_.who u bMa e.a.t bot.b a t..uus and a pro. dla ..... JolDtid U. la' •bllellt Dlftlloa ol Waltfl • Lee Mal z.ta~ beaoad ... tbe Jou.oi-t aal• •• tn tbe .. ,.u~ flrm'1Wlt«y. )hkln• th• HDOltDHmnt, ln•HllOeDt OM1loo Mana1er £dm\lnd P. Sbaheenu.ld: ''Al Vyalo .. the IDOlt remartable YOUDI al&D .. have ~•r met. To be a llcemed roal ..tat. lal•Dlaa at IO 11 a WJ1Y unusual accompllab.meut. &a When ~ conaldor wbat elH be hae achieved, lt boHlel eveqooo'a miDd. "Here'• wbaL be'• done ln the lut three yeara. He (Omplet· ed a four.year course for a bacbelor'• dearee froai UC Irvtoo. ac.blovln1 a I.I averase wblle taklq u many u 32 units per quarter. At the aa.me Ume, vurN be completed a two-year .usoclate of art.a course in aecounUne in one year at SaddJeback Community College, 1etUn1 a 3.6 average. "toncu.rreotlJ, be took i.D.dependect study couraes from UC at Berkeley. He accomplished a1J tld.s while working fu.ll·Um.e nl&hts aa a consu.ltlnt eneineer for an electronics firm and part-time lbe tut year as a real es&a&.eulesman. "HE NOT ONLY nNANCED all of bis education, bua. made eDOUlh money to bUJ bis own car and bis own house -and still build up some working capital. Builders to Meet At Airporter Inn The Home Bulldera' Council wW bold ill next m•trn1 at the Airport.er' Ina ID Newport Beach MondQ. Coclrtalls will be aerved at 6 p.m. and dlmera&7. The a bject under dll- C\mic. will bo "Modem Markldq R•ea.rch .•. feUinl tbe rlpt produet la tho ript location." The featued apeaken .. W. E. "Bill" Mttchell d V{etaberfleld Homes. Sbaroo D. Kravit.s of Sharon D. Krarits and Auoclata, ana Rowan! Enilander of Walker & Lee. Some ol the PCN.nta to be covered wUI iDclade townhouse va. 1in1le family product, bow to find the "bole" ln the martet, bow to me ad- vertlllnl effedinlY. the hottest markets lo Sout.berD California. and bow lot.urn a bad project around. "lie'• apedallltu ID acreap traaaact.ioas wrlth UL Re'a oalJ ...... \en a Int wffb aa4 be'I already 4*a1Md tlu-.e Ult1qt. We have a b.1ahlY motlva&.ed ttalf, but tbll qW.et 1'0'llll mu bM become u l:Dlplrdaa to all ol m.'' v,.llll wu rkO +Mded to Walltw UCl Lee bJ an older frlud wbo wotkl lD the lnY•lment divWoo. "l cam• b•re for U.. pm:pos• ot maklq IDCIM)'," Vyal.D aw.a m.U.-ot.faetly. ••JJa rMl el&ato, a penoe cu wart ~Uy, Mtllqbia own ~rt and m&Jdal • llltlf mooey •ho wu\I. I am 1Ded.aliJ1D1 m •aclDl lud beeaUH U1thlac you do la real "tale &awl vea land.•• V'Y&IN P&0~18 TO HA VE no &ecreta for ae~pl11bln1 ao much in ao little time. "You have to be oqan!Md," be •aid. "You bafttobaq a plan-a-..r_,.plu and albort.. term plan. My tbort•tltrm plan ls a calendar for a year. I mark down when certain tblo11 have to be completed. Sometimes you It&>' up all ni&ht, but that ii what bu to be done.•• He tries to 1et 11.x boun aleep a ni&ht.. from midnilbt to I a.tn. WbeD be arises, be Jop oae-balf IDlle to a mll• "becauee lt wakes YoU '!P.·" He abo manaaes to flnd Umtfor a social life: • 11enerally lry to 10 out ooe nicbt a week.'• A former hockey player. be makes ice akatlog b.ls priDla.ry fonn of recreaUon. · llOW DID BE llA.NAGE all those almultaneous academic accompltabmenll! "I convinced all my professors tbat I could do all the work at home. I came lo school only to talte tbeftnala." A muter of understatement, Vysin aays: "I'm in no hurry now. I'm two years ahead of everyone else my age." However be does plan to take both his real estate broker and CPA exama tbia falJ. Vysln bet an b1I three 1ean of unparalleled ac- complishment wben be ea.me to Irvlne "because I bad friends there" aft« sradu.atlo1 from l:.i&,h sebool l.n Oklahoma Qty, where his father ls an eDCineet. TBB PA•ILY BAD llADB "a very un· dramatic eacape" flUD Pr..-ln UM bJ arraoa· m, a four-daJ puspca1 to attend a ftet.lUous wed· dlnl In Vlen.na. where they aouiht pollUcal uylum Int.be U.S. embusy. "Al's reaourcefulneu, det.ermlDatloa, and in· teW1ence will be valuable auet.a l.n real estate," Shaheen observed. IUl ES11TE Apartme nt Owners' Meet S e t Arthur 1funeb, wen. known speaker on lend-inl lmtitutions, will be the cunt speaker at the September meetina ol tho Apartment Aaocla- Uon of Orange County, Kooda)'. Sept. 27, at Lbe QualltJ Inn in Anaheim. bectnn•nc at 1:00 p.m. Tltlin1 bis talk "Don't be bad by the lender," •uneb wW dllcuu bow apartment propertJ owners can aave moDe7 with particular re- ference to the acceler• tion clause in loan agree. meoll. With over 20 years U · perlence with lendJna instituUoa.s, uaoclated with both mortgage and UUe in1urance com- paniea, Munch baa spoken before numerous groups throughout the Western United Stat.es. The Apartment Al· aoclation of Oran1• County, formed in 1961. Complex Opens "6M•ITAT91UlfT 11A1111a1TAT ... lff ,,_ ........ 1111 --II.......... ,_...._.Ill..,__.__, _.. _ ... MA•~Y'$, 6H H Nt,..n THa Tt OaPOOI.. ,., .. 1111• ..... ....,llMc:ll,CA..... --.a..---.u11.__..,, ~---ei-.,. ~ ---•11~ 4j/, ............. llMCll.CA....., ~W.,, If¥-, CMl ...... 'IJm "'"....,.. ,, ~-'°f.. .... "'~· ~ (p) ...... ~. ...,, ININ, c.tl..,.,.•tl11J °"9AllA .,_ rt.i, "'"'""' I• <e~W. llY • nv.--· ........ ~ ...... ~ c-'llly ~ .. OrMtl c...iw,.... 0.....,. •• ...,,.....,.. b d d ...._,a.""" i..tenitv .. ,.• J'urala • mo •l• ,__ -n.t• -t w1t11 .. ., ...... b a v e o p e n • d a t "'*""" °'.,... e..~1 0..1, "'• '' ,..,. .. 0r.,... C9oHllY • ~ VWa1t, aoew t.9l "·"'-°"L2·"·-.,.,. .....,.. ... ",. ,..,... --unit adult apartment PVBLIC N011CB ""*""" Ortllr CM_, Deity ....... C01DJiiexlocatedlDColta1---::::::::"::::::-=:-:::7:':::-~1~._.::..:"~·~ ..... :.:.:s.111:::...::..:·1~1·~"~·~"~,.:...:::•~·~,.~ Mt1a acrou from "=m::::::• PUBLICN011CS OrAQ1e Cout Colleco. n. ..,..,..,,. --i. ..... -r----------Prepared by Gary _ .. , u.am Donald.OQ and A.. ~·· INST•uu:e. 11• '*' NOTIGITI»C••Dl'NM "'~ ..._. 9M<ll. CA.,,_ &Uf'alltOttCOUaTGf'Tltl IOCiatea of Inlne, the •~w """"· ~-' 4lllSC. 1uno11CALU•o11MtAl'Olll nye ""·r-'•bed model• UlflelN(1',(A.eQIU TMICOllNTYOl'O•Alf .. 11 "" uq " Tlllt llWIMU It <-I-..... 91\... -• .., ... reflect the aopbilllcated clllllW.l;..~w •-• l t1•tt of\.CONCHA ALMANIA t I t ... , .. _ '"'"'111 ~aCIA Oo<ffMG moun an reaor sur· ™• _.,. ••• m .. .-1111, NOnc'i 1~14111itav oivi1t1e1M rou.adln1• created by o-evotRot0r-.c:-,.,. <,..., ...... t .. ....,.,.._._.... L"ODI and Caabloo, ......,.,,,,,._ Nt•""'-"'"''"'<'°',..-'"'' I ... IN ......... ...,.. •ro f'ff\11 ... t. 10• builder ol the $10 mlllloo "*'si..ci ~ c:.M•• o.11, "'• _ .. , .. ,.,. "9( ...... , _......,,.. development. ,-. ... -.-o.i 1· t•. "" -.. 111o otf1t• •• ,.,. <to<' •• .. -... "More than 50 pertat PU~LIC N0'11CE ::"::.".;~ .... ..:r.:~· ~"":. ·..:." of the one and two ___________ 1......, •• -u• 0ttic. .. NILS bedroom, one or two 1'1CTln~l4uStNas 0 oo•OM••' < • •rc"••o o NAMllTATIM .. fT voot., HJ) O•lc ~ 0rtw .._ batb apartment bc>meJ Tiie ..,..,...,. __ 1,.....,..,... s..uAN.coi•"""•"*wllkllbn. h ._ __ rented 1n .... ... •• s .._. • """""'" -.. ,.......,. "' a"e U'C'CU W'C' t..AGYNA MILi.$ MfOICAL ••TS ... _....not"""" --.. fint mooLb of preview· ce NT1• .... o ... ,......._"'"'· ::--~==r:.=-- l.ng, and occupancy for ::,::. ~-· v.~ ... "'-O.tHs..M•,....., 1. "" the Clrst1 phase bas c..o.v 0ooo. a. ...... ,.,_ ••MON•1u111d already atarted with .,1 ._1.11 14_,,.... e.~ CA ._,..,,. .. ,,.tr1aoi1iw 7" ·--' d -~ ••••••tftlW•bo ...... mN '>Vtt ~ move-uw, • sai TMs-.-n1.ac..-tHW•"""' lllfUD.=='••T Phil LyOlla, partner In •--rw• c..-•10tuoo.vooL the Newport Beach· c:.-tOo11111 111tc1w1c c.. ... o.1 ... w b-•.-.iflrm ofbw·1..a·-. llllt \t.i•-"' ••t lll«t Mtl\ l"9 ~.._..CAt11a &DCOU ~ °"""1a.rt .. 0r..,.. c-..ty .. "-' ,.. 11 ••• eiMn1 aENTAL P &ICES 1•·1"" ~ &1-.1er•-.i•w••n• I -s to *'>C.C -·-Or-C:..al o.tly 1"'1111!, P\1811"'9<1 Ore .... eo." O.Oly Piiot, r~ rom -• ........ Solll. ,., ~Md Ou. s. to."" SotllC s, u. tt, i.. m• Water and beat are ln· ,.,., ....... _________ ,_,_,._,. eluded ln the rental price ---------and no lease ts required. PUBLIC NO'l1CE PUBLIC NO'l1CE Complemeallnt the Cl'·lHI mouna.1-r-ort-viron· fllCTl'l'lOUI IVllMRH NOTICI TOClllOITOllS ...UI ....., ..... f&AMllTATIM•NT IU ... lltOaCIOUaTOf'TM• ment ol the 17-acre site ,.,,. '01'"""' ... ~'°"' "ClolftQ bW n•no,a.1.1f'0•1tt•PO• are over 1800 trees in· •",i:ivl!LY l.NTElll'RISl.S. "" THU;G=~:.:.::•AHM chadl.ng more than 300 s.. ... CMw.OKl.lllWIO.CA .,.,,. Ill ... "' Mii.NO s. IAUAllO, mature ploe trees up to 1t1d>tn1 "· S111 ... 1y, 1w1 s.an 0r .. Ja •• OK••""' C.00.1•11Mta.CA..,.,. ..OTtCI. IS HllUIY OIVUOt h 30 feet talJ. SycaJDOreS, """tMJNu •• Geftdllclecl DY ... '"' c.-'°" .. -·-... _._ alders, eucalyptua and "'"'-'-llkMrd "· si.i .... " :!: .!'~ ~:,7 ~ .. :::':i:!· pear tree& surround the n.1s "-"' -111.., .,.,~ , ... .-. w11 .. -_._,., -"""-"' structures and the two c.o.nya...-ot0r ..... c:-v""Soo1> u.oH1c•ot t.,.<terit tt--.... re"'reatton centers. -"·",.· •-<_., .... __ ,,."" .. "'.,,. .. _......,_'-''· '•"" ...... "' ..... Wooden brldees and -1-0r • ...,. cou• 0e41y "'• Mt1W•-ef•><• .. ,UC>t41v,1&11tON wtndl.ne paths lead past 1-'""'--"-· "'_ .... _0ct_._,._ .. _._ .. _,. ___ :-.=.0~':.M:.1:~~~ AN~ nine streams which are PVBUC NOTICE '""·-h-"'oco .. ..._ .. accented by waterfalls ::;:::!.".:'~".!'!.:C-=:.= 11 open to ~eotal propert.J running over I arge f'1CT1novnut1N.. ...,. _._ tnH w. ""' .......... owners wtth two or more boulders and forming n.. ... ".:!:.5!.~:':!u..""" •:::~._,, ,.,. ualtl. Amooe ill ~ual amall pools. -u•: _...., 0 IWI¥• event.I, lbe association A rustic, multi-level 11Lu 1 •. 1Nv1STM1.NTS. zm ....... ec ... _fl•ol-~..!"!'.L_..__ .. ..... _a number of educa kV• .. A ....... -.CA .,..1 -·----· recreation lodge with em .. •••• 1Ut•i.. 2111 ....,., .. "*'•Y,1&tno•nMCoe11MOn ticmalseminara, uwdl 4 ,SOO square feet , ... la111M.CA m.1 •y·......,....., aa the largest apa~ features rough sawn .,.::!..""",..., "<Oftdu<t ... ..., ... , ... =.":.'!.~ ... ~,., ...... trade show In Callforma. wood aidin•. lnalde ls a 111111e E 1 u111e Tt4· 1m 1 ae-11u I> Tl\I> \l•l-1 wa1 filed "'"' llW ~-1-11fria --------------------------------------------------------central loun1e, con· """"' o.n; o1 o-.,... '°"""'"" s... ""°'".,..0r ... ,.eo. .. 0.11, '"'.., v er s at I on p 1 t with -••. m•. "'"",_.._ __ 1_,._ .. _._,._ .• _,._°'-'-· J_._"_,._ .. _,_,. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ fireplace, fully-equipped -·-°'•"99 eo." 094•v "'""· II kitchen, gy n1, sauna, $eclt.tt.2'...,.0cLs.•o,tti~ _,, PUBLIC N011CE 601 Lklo repretenta not only a residence of e.iquiaite quality, but an opportunity that may-MY« apin be duplicated. If you have ever conaidered ownenhip of a tine oon.do- mtnium midence, investiaate 601 Lido now. --· .. ~ ....... . . ._... library /den and bltuard room. ADJACENT TO lbe clubhouse is a •\Yimmin& pool, Jacu.nl, wide deck· lne and two lighted tennls courts. A second recreation center features another awim· ming pool destined for water polo. A sand volleyball cpurt and lbufneboard courta are available for resklmll. Alr·condHloned Pinecrttk Village apart· mmt homes are com· plete with wall·to-wall carpeilne. a bullt·lndlsb· wuber, extra storage space and a private balcony or palio. Cathedral ceilings, wood paneled w alll, dressing areas and walk·in closets are featured in various modell. Available to renters are special furniture PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE packages, also on dis· ~WM "CTITIOUUUSINIH I t Pi k Pulllisiwd Ora"'" tout Delly Piiot, NAMI STATIMENT p 1 a y a n e c re e 5ep1. "· M. -0c1. 3. 10. "" J11M.1• r ... '°''-'"Q ""'>0" h Odlr10 buw· Village. The rental office ronu• l.s open daily al the lodge PUBLIC NOTICE o•ct<·s &1u AE PAIA. ,.. c.o.i. at 1300 Adams Avenue in 1------------Mew st ,Coll•M<>•• c "t101 "CTITIOUS IUllN•"I Al<N •• L &ovum, lie Go\t• Mow Costa Mesa. • sc . C:O.t•Mew, CAH•t1 N-.Mll STAT•M•NT Tiii• l>Ui•llht It <"""u<l•d l>V an II\· Architect Select e d T"9 IOltowlftQ .,.,_ 11 clOlftQ bin! clJ•ICllHll ""'M Alc~•rd L 10,um SOUTH C.O"ST TAAOINO CX>M Tiii\ tlalemenl .,., 111..i w!tll tlle PANY. 101 Ab•'-· llalboe, ltl-Counl¥ Cl•t• of Oret100 Ceunty °" CA ., .. , AuQu>t 1,, t91• O.vl• w E•••ev. 201 Ab••-".-.U Mio_. eta<~ CA n .. 2 Puoo•-O<e11~ co .. 1 0941¥ PllOI d1!':"o.!.. b<N,.H It t .. d!KI .. W ...... ~ 1' •ftCI S.pt S U, 1e, ltl .. »IJ I. O.v10ll e .. 1.v ™• ..... _ ....... Ill .. """' ,... PUBLIC N011c;E c.ou..ly Ct.r~ OI 0<-C°""'V"" 5" ------------- COr b1"· Y 3 m Q(UJI and -·" ,.,. .,.1 "~c;~,~~~!:~!·::r P a rtne r s have been """"-O•••C.O•" o.11v1>1• ""''°''""''"il""'>0"••••do<ftQ bu.i-1elected to create plans ~ ... •• M.a11<10c1 > 1•1• •n, ,,.""' NA T I ONA L \ERVI C£S f o r W ood b r Id g e 1------------1coMll'•NY >•·> \•n ,,., • .,., 0.1 ... Arborlake, a sen~ of 90 PUBLIC NO'l1CE Suit•f N ... po .. llrnh c•~ luxury townhomes to be llr••" • °"'111• J1nt &.«llA04'0, Cl'·VM CAI!>"'"""°°"'°'"·< A"'"' bwlt adjacent lo North suTIMIMTO,AIANOOflM•N' ~0""' "" '•1••<. ,.,, Pt •t Lake, the 30 Q('r C body O( 0 .. Ulll 0, "ICTITIOUS U.ur•nl N•wPllrl BU<~ CA,,_ IUSIMlll .. AMI Co.,., d II Aoblft•On, II ""Int water that serves as a ,.,. ·~-"ii "'""'' 11 ... _ Lome '°'"""°"'"'"'·'""'u" key f C 3 t Ur e 0 f the -Ille 11W 01 llM t l<lllte.lt Mi ... U lnlt ll<J\ln•\\ I\ co,.dut led by a ,..,.,. .,,,.,., o.tflMnhlp popularJrvine vlllage. ,••l's A V T O M o r 1v1 ....... e.,. ... f'ive plans are being stRv1cc. ?O'• P1au1111• •""""'· "°'" Ql\ta""' ... CalllOfllla. Pll~l\Md Or•n~ CA••I Oelly Piiot, developed. rane lng In T"91i<llllOll•l>•"' ... "" ..... , ..... ,td Auo ,.,.nc1S.111 ~.17 ... ,",. >66ll• Ille from 1,600 to 2,366 .. _ ..... 111tc1 1110r.,. .. tour1ron aquare feet . Price range .1~1~1:~ an•Y""' 11111 •• 7041 __ P_v_B_L_1_c_N_011 __ c.,.....E __ hu not been delcrmJned. ~::!~:~!~~~!:t;'!,.. ,.1cmouuu11N1iii dMdual "AMI ITATIMINT &••IVll ·~ .. II Elllt Tl\o IOOOWl"'I Pff""' " ..... IMltl ll~tclllrl• OI .,,.11¥111 i.K\ t • PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUSIUllNUI oflA•LO 1.Ll.1\,0oo<e-1aVINl COUNTllY -a J NAMISTATIMINT Tllli tletemelll ••I 111 .. w!ltl tM WA•IUllTON COMl'ANY, 4• Tiie tot•-lllQ pertoft "OOlftQ Ml QluftlyCltft .. Ot~C-Y..,.,_. --.1rv1,.,c.111....t.•11t ,.o .. 1• "" ltaMrt Joa•P" W• flltlrltll. 4 MC MILLION e. COMl'ANY, S«lllNRAM.OallN f'r_M .. ,lrvl,,.,(elil ... r.te•711 ll«AL UTATC llCM ' C.O.tt ttwy., AflWlleY....... TMt ._,,,,,. .. I\ tlft_I .. llY .., ,,. u,.....11uc~.c••u1 . •1at1ca.......A.,..,t.11eA .......... _,J war-•~ M • :::.-::~~. c':':o";:o H.s6 Hatefftlll Or ..... ,CA...... ~ Tlllt ,1..._111 ••• llltcf wllll tho n 111 .,.,.,.,. .. "<-(led 11y.,, '" 1'1111..,,. 0r...,. Qo.t•t Oial•v "'"' c:-otv Clertt ti Or~ C4\Hltv"" "--~ --It, tt, ,., •• Ort.), "" ......., '. lt16 -,,. l'raM" • C.wMV .... ,. ,.... ™• tl-m wM tu .. ..,tll ,.,. 1-----------·I ll'l#lt1M41 Or-c:.M•t o.lty l"'INll Cllt11ty Cl•rtt •I Oral\Ot ~v 911 PUBLICN~ te9ll n ,1t,>t,•,,.Ocl l,tm 9M·J ,.,.... t•, lt16 V I A'-'D -,....,,, __ .....,,,..,,,,,.,.,,.,.,,....,,.,,.,.,.,.,~,.,,..-~ "'*--dr11>1'99 CMtt O..ty Piiot, ~IC'TITIOVllUll"UI PUBLIC N<rrlc£ ' ..... ,..-S.PI , 11, It, 1'16 ,.,.,, 1t-•1TATIMaWT (f',179 "CTITIOUI Ill II Nat TM .......... --It...,,......_ NAMl ITAT•Mllft PUBLIC N011CE -•: T'lle te110W1,,. --It ...... 11Uto1 VILLA coaOOVA, IU6 MH• -•• .. I l'ICTITIOUl8 UllMUI ~ • ...-_,, .. 4'Cll,~e.... CIOA)T SHl lT MlT'"6 INC., 111 NAMISTAT•MllfT ~ ll. s.tt .. r, ~ ... t: Mlt• W, 11'ft 11• .. 1, c.tt• MtlO, C.lltorWI n.. ... -... _ ........... 111111· """-·...._. ....... Ca .,... n.11 ,,..._.. TI1111111StNH l1cenM.-...,M111-Co•" Sl\tet M•l•t, '"'" • SUIMAalNI INOINEEalNO dhlWIMI C.111-la ,.,P«•tltft, ~'w. 1/lt AllOCIATllS, '°' >111 St., ,.._, 011111nlt,'411tlet,.H. M-t.OM1aMtM,Calll-1 IMcll,GA nM> Ttlb stat-' wat 11190 w1111 tllt Tiii• .., .. ,,.,. '' <Cllldl>CI ~<;or l.et9ft1'1 C Miii«• JU Vlt .. _ ()9unly Cltrtl of Offllle C.0-y Clll ..... -•tlClll .... Nt-1~Cll '7W ..... ,. t'1t. C0AaT9"alT ~ :._ 1'1111 l>uil,,._t It ~.., #1 lfl.. 7 ... 1tt4 M•T AL..1.,IN(. •• ~· ·••JT• ea .......... -. a.-(.MU,., a MCIU""IClt ~,.t.,., .. C..,W. ™' " ....... '" •• fllell ""4111 , ............. ,,.., ........... ~ ... ·~~ plll "" ~°"11·~~... ••111u .......... ...1.... Ciwllt'f C*1I .. °'Mte Oii ......... ~ ....,.....,CA._ ' .......... ,., •. NW .....,. .. '--...... ......,,..,._ °' ..... C:O.lt Dair,"*· Nill .... 0r ..... ClMll Oelly ,..., "'*',,,., °'~ o..,. ~· ....... ""·"·-.•0«.a.1•.m• _.,, ...._a.tt.J6,"'90Ct.1,1m ..,.,. ""•"·Mf'·'•"'"'tt". ~ .0.1• ... 8unc!!y. S!pt!Tb!r 11.1m oving Up n Real Estate JOHN GalFFml VALENTINE, prdldtn.t ot Valley Rulty ln Irvine, bas been selected for in· ~la the latest ediUoo of Wbo'a Who la the ~ lo recotnilion ol h1a extensive volunteu eenice lD the co pi mWlily. · Valenllne, a naU\.'e ol Oran1e. ls a former cam· parp c1-alrman foe Oranae United Fuod ud bu served as preaideat. board of dlredors, for Orange County Teen Cballen1e. He ls past ~tor ol the Orange Chamber ol Commerce and has been pre- sident ol the Y's Men's Club lo <>ranee. Named Young Man ol the Year in 1962 by the Oranae Jayce., Valentine la an active Rot.artu . A iraduale of the Uolvenily . ol Redlands, Valenbne earned lhe BA degree In tt000mlcs and business ad· mlpJAraUoa. He bu been lo real estate since 1957 ~ ~ aerved on the Eul Orange County Board ol Realion as pres1dent. He has officiated as vitt pre· '1deat, 23rd dl1t.rkt. CaJHom1a Association o( ~. and ls presently a dlrector of the N aUonaJ AllOciation or Realtors as well as lbe California As· sociation ol Realt.on. Recently Valentine was named California As· Sopation of Realtor Director for ute, one of the )"(11Un1eat t.o ever receive the award. ~Ion Viejo Company President Philip J. Reilly bas announced the promotion or two key ex· eCutlves t.o the posJtioo ol vice president. RAJlVEY STEARN bas been named vice presi· ~of bualnesa planning, commwtlcaUons and re· sorch. VAN STEVENS bas been •ppointed vice president of envlronmental planning and enefneering. , JMfore joining Mission VieJo COJnpany in 1969, Steam was as· soclated with Fortlriber ~ration or Los Angeles and lf\ilJ the Fuller Paint Division of ftw:il Foods and Industries. He graduated from the lh11acbuselts Institute of T~bnok>gy with a bachelor's decree and attended ii York University Graduate Sebool ol Bu.si· ml.nistrat.ioo. He is a member or lbe Na· uoclatJon ol Home Builders <NAHB>. and dine Industry Associauon <BIA). Jll loogtlme Mission Viejo resident. Stearn was ~r or the Mission VteJO Activities Commit· tee~ ls a past president or the Saddleback Valley <:oordlnatine Council. : H1 resides in the rommumly with his wife, ·Ro~. and their three cluldren. I ' • I Van Stevens came to Mis- sion Viejo Company in 1973, alter working In development for five years. Previously, be bad been the director or plan- ning tor the. cll)' of Sant.a Ana and an associate planner for the county of San Joaquin. Stevens graduated from the University or California itl Berkeley wllb a bachelor's . ~,..,.,., deartt. He at.o bas attended USC and UCLA and is a member or the American blltitate of Planners. ; AL BOYLES has re<-enUy become associated "1th lout.i and Walloch Really. Inc .. of Newport QnclJ as director ol sales and l'Oarbllne of subdMsions and new bomes developments. Boyles has eight years or subdivision real estate OX· perieDCe and has worked ex· t~ly in the Orance County. SU .l>tego, Palm Sprin&s, and Rtvellltide areas. ·: A resident of California ror 17•ieart· be received hla formal ~tion in North Clrolln ,. . $40,000 Home: $125,000 by 1984? ''Tile '40.000 ~. already be(om. m, scarce Ut ~·a bluini market. could be wOJth ~by 198', •• saya John Valentine, pre8dlnt ol Valley Rea.lty ln Irvine. Valeotine dlda't pull thole fieuta outotsomeone'sTanitdeet. Tbey art based on a rttent Audy by the U .s. Leaf ue of Savini• Auoclatlon, pub ilbed ID tbe Reel Ettate "lnstder·: NewtleU.er ol New York. The report aun..U that II ncent ln· nattona.ry ratn ecnt.laue unabated the cost or Just about evef')'lhln& wtli triple by 1984. "Specifically," expla1m Valentine, "the study states lht over the next. 10 yean, wbat could be bou&bt today for St.GO m~ cost more than $3.13 Ap- plied to bomlnc," be coaUnu , ·"Jbat. adds .•'° a potent arcument for bu>'· iaC rigbt llOW ... VAL£NTINE SlJCGESTS mAT wa,. will probably be round to D\lUeat.e t.be inflationary rate over the next decact., ao lb.a\ costs don't :10 that lll&ti. "Tbere really Is no alternative," be emphulan. ".Bff.ause as we aJJ know, salaries ratt11 keep pace witb inftaUon. And today•a U0.000·•·1ear eicecuUn Waald bave to m alee more than 112,000 annuallt bf lJM Just to rtmain ev~ wtth the J>roJttted increase ln costs." M.Ol.t Realt.ora aettpt the view that both t.M covemment and the pnvate business s~or will work out methods ol reduclnt the ln.fl.aUonary pressures bdOft prices soar to the 1984 proJec· t.iods. "But the b11lc Md ve~· reru de· mands ot the marbtplace," adds ValfliUnt, "wlU still exert an upward lnlluene• on lb• price of residential housiQS, "ALTHOUGH ova NATIONAL population arowtb has s lowed llOCDtwb•t~ there ls certain to be a ltr'Onl requirement few new housing ln tM eomln1 decade. At the same Umt, eonllnued cont'e'm for the en- vlfqnmeat wUI dlctat.e more stringent regulations in man)' ~as "The creepln1 up ol the prime rate," the Realtor stated, "ls in· dicaUve of the lonc·ranae trendl or,.. lalJvel)• static interest rat . We mGSt be realistic." he rontlnued. "The bargain interest rates ol the past ar~ really that -past. "Let'• face It ," aays ~aJcnUnc, "In lbe lonlt"run, home pr\CC!S are moving upward. They probably won't hit the ceilln& forecast In the 1tudy made by the U.S. Lea1ue oC Savings Aasocla· Uons. But they'll sUll be w~ll above today's level. "hlch, u we all know. ls sharply higher than even two or three yeors 1110 • New Turtle Rock-Tractt=======================================1 Sold Out The lrvine VWqe ol Turtle Rock baa bwc up a '"temporaril,y sold out" sip just a week after its formal srand opeu.l.q. But a new unit ot homes is sc.beduled to be avail•· ble shortly. Builders or the Turtle Rock Glen Patio Homes, the first new bomes to be offered in Turtle Rock ln over two years, report the first pbaae of 64 homes has been sold. The nearby Vutage or Woodbridge , which formally opened June27, sold out the first phase ol ru homes during a pre· open.Ulg lottery. Our "Country'' is Alive and Well ••• \ TUaTLE ROCK .first opened t.o the public in 1967. The opening on July 4 of t.be Turtle Rock Glen Patio homes marks the renewal of new home sales activity as the second phase or the village begins to emerge in the wake of two years of planning and pre- paration. Broadmoor Homes, Inc., of Tustin is buildine the Turtle Rock Glen Patio Homes, a neighborhood or 142 single family detached residences, ranging ln size from l ,m t.o 2,680 square feel. and offering three. -Your or five bedrooms and two, two and one-half or three baths. Unit l prices ranged from $93,400 t.o $113,.00. Another new re· sidential series ls scbeduJed to open ln Tur· Ue Rock in September. COM P LETE In - formation on the new "iUage of Turtle Rock, including a three· dimensional topo. graphical map and back· ground on eacb ol the builders, is avaUabfe at the ':'urlle Rock fnformatlon Center, situated at the In· terseclion of Campus and TurtJe Rock drives, just east of Culver Drive. MODELS FOR SALE- NOW ! 3 and 4 bedrooms priced from $91 ,000 to $132,000 For information ... call (71 4) 846'3389 .-.-••ta-• - Bmadmoor Park offers an unusual opportunity for prestige living in an cqucst~an-oricnttd neighborhood of fine homes and ~1a1ri;. Highlighting this perfect famil y environment is the community's lavish, private recreational opportunities ••. 15 acres of open 1pacr·, riding trails, equestrian ring, tennis courts, 2 lakes, swimming pool and cabana, all maintained for you by the I lomcowner's Association. The impressive new residences o( Broadmoor Park have bttn designed and built in Broadmoor Homes' valued Tradition of Excellence with the finest quality and aaftsmanship. Thele arc unique zero lot tine au.adw.d garden homes with 1plit·lc:vcl atriums, two-story living and dini111 rooms, numerous step-down areas, mauive fireplaces, handsome wood beams and many more extraordinary features throughout. Broadmoor Park ... a collection o( exciting new homes for the dassic lirestyle of an exclusive, town·and-<X>Untry neighborhood! AIVCASIOC FWY 1911 Ct4APMAN AVf.. ~ ... .., '/ OifO(j FWY ......... -1•0$, ~Ea« 8rolldmonr Trail,~. Califoml1 (714) 532-1648 $75,990 to $98 ,990 A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE ' by BRO\DMOOR HOMF.S, INC. .. - t• ..... ~ •• J t - t1 I ,, •• Real •atate ·.v Queetlona/Comment nae " u.. belt Lnat.-t.Yipe ,....,.n, '°' u antate IHntw te ... 1111te ... Wea el .... t.a nal -. ... h& • • wu& • .,..._ .... , wUI tie• clileN er, .. ..,.• ... el aaaaae•eat. b &.a.ent uy -•artlcalu tn-et pnpeny Ula& II '** fer llae &Jpkal la•M&.r? M.O.H .• Newport Beach I don 'l fttl that owniq real est.ate i1 best for ever')'ont. There it no such thine as an "averaee ln· v..car•· and tber• ia no auch lhlna u a .. beat" in· vestment. Conalder what you al"e trylnt to ac· complllb, dhc:uss It with competent real Ht.ate COWlffl, then decide lf you belone in real estate. Here are a few dos and don 'ta to consider: DO coulder Ute e«tcta of lntlaUon on your p're· H'Dt livtn& standard. WUJ your earnin&s increue itufflclmtly to provide foe the Deeds of your family~ ·Will you be able to retire comfortably on your sav· inp. pension. profit sharing or Social Security In- come? DO know your present postuon thoroughly. A competent counselor can help you to develop figures to determine where you are now. With this lmowtedee. you are equipped lo make judgements relative to your objective, and chart a course to achieve your goats. DO use "leverage'' intelligently. Levera1e is the judicious use of other people's money and one key to successful real estate investing. Fear of bor· rowing money to accomplish your purpose will limit your opportunities and possibly prevent al· ta1n.lng your objectives. DON'T pioneer. It takes too long. Select op- portunities in the path of lmmed~te progress un· lea you're so wealthy you can afford a "land bank." DON'T camble. Obtain facts. Your counselor will have t.bese facts which are the basis for sound projection and judge;ment of the investment. DON'T become emotiopal about the property itself. "Pl'ide in the Property'' is the most ~x penslve type of ownership. Jt blinds one to its true perf ormuce and may postpone or prevent re- achin& your 1oal enti.rely. Likewise, muina value judgements baaed ce a personal like or dislike of a property limits maneuverabWty and can often negate the lnveatmeat procram. DO eumme ALL ownenhlp from the after·tax viewpoint. A heavy ~ash now can be wiped out by taxes. At times, it may be wise to pay out.of-pocket lo support a property. It may result ln a great tax savin1s, converting an apparently poor Investment into a very profilableone. DO learn to recognize a competent real estate counselor. Such counsel should be wetHraJned and experienced in the areas in which you need pr9- fesslonat help. He should also be versed in what be , knows, but aware of and very candid about what he does NOT know. He has the good sense to call in special help when needed. He wUl usually have a team-of profnsionatlept amtt:axcounsel avani6fe and will consult with.them frequently. He will cbeclt any proposed transaction with these spedalists prior to finalization to make certain the client benefits to the maximum. EDITOR ·s NOtE: Randall R. McCardlt i& on llU>tlt· ment onalJl•t. col~ge ltct11rn. and author of" Rtal Eatatt in Collfonti4. '. s~ your COi''""'''" and ~·ttoru to Ran· dall McCMdlt. c 10 the Dail11 Pilot. P.O. Boz 1560. Costa Mna, CA '2626. New Restaurant In NB Completed Torre Construction Company or Newport Beach has completed the 11.500-squure-foot Lakeside Restaurant located on MacArthur Boulevard with entry from Von Karmen A\'enue in Newport Beach With a capacity for 300 patrons. Lakeside In corporates a number of skylights lnrusing the in· terior with natural Light. From the wooden deck en· try, the foyer overlooks a s unken waiting area de· signed ns an atrium with a floor-to·ceilini free·standing chimney with fountain. pool and (ire ring. The sculpted chimney has a mirrored center section within each c1 the four sides. TIIE WAITING A.REA separates the main din· to g room from the lounge. Luneh. dinner, cocktails nnd entertainment are easlly accomrnodated. Special mitred 1lass windows at the corners of the mnln dining room jut over the lake, and patrons sit· tang alona the lakl'Slde discover that the beam placement offer11 visibility of thl' water and sky while Db11curin1t nearby buildings. Service areas have been treated as sculpted un its. and dlffu11cd hl{htJng gives the celllna a floating effect. The extertor ot Lakeside Restaurant ls rlnlshfd wlth wood ahlnaJea enhancing tbe n atural shape of the 11tructure which blends lnlo the landsc1'pcd hank •IO\Hnt down to the lake IRWIN W. MARTENSON and Irwin Milman art' ownt'rs an<t manqers ofthe new reataunint. ln· terlor decoratlna fl by Interior O csi~n cr '1 Workshop. 1''tnanclnJ& for the $2 mllllon lunch tlnd dinner reataurant is by Bank of Arncrtca. Fullerton Main Otflce. TGrre Construction Company ha. recently con· tracted with Bobby McGee's Conglomeration Rtstauranla to design and construct a now Bobby McGee's prototype al several locatlona In Caltrornla and Arir.ona. The rtrm built Chanteclair and has recently completed remodeling of Restaurunt Koto. also In Newport Beach. \Wre~ding. Announcinjf a new soum? of tllOrtRage funds for individual buyers: resales. n-finances and over·the-oounttr, including FHA. VA l'lnd ccm ventional financing. John N. Irvine. V. P. 2081 Busine!'!' Center Dr .. Jr\'ine 92713 ~ (714) 752-1222 Ill .... , ........ ,JOU need tlte lnfomult • r • S.,.ndey Sept•mbe1 19. 197t DAILY PILOT A Costs Blame~ 1 l On 'Demands+· 1 INTERIOR OF FIESTA HOME IN MISSION VIEJO'S CASTA DEL SOL COMMUNITY New Fiesta Tract Open Many <'Ondo mlnium and townhouse owners toaN ar~ ph•1ued by constantly rising homeowners .. IOt'iation duea Oil ~ ,...l!Ull Of llJ1irialln1it CO.~hl Of l'l\Mn• tenance and utilities Much of the inl'renstni: dul'~ probl.im can ~ i· trlbulrd to orlailnnl bt'dJtets thut ''ere mode developert and apvro"t'd lwo ycuri. before a ""' .... .. waa1 completed, thes<' budgctis. due to the t~ .... ,..., were in troublt by lht' tlrnf' mov(' an~ $\atted. • But all too often tht homrowncns thcma 1\l must share the blume for rislnM costs . "\'Ol' CAN'T Ht.AME all of the rising costs n"uon. In mnny <'uses. unrealistic demands of owners are the renl C(lU$<' ... :u.1ld lltnr)' G ..... moot. a 40·ycar \'eteran in property manugel1'•t wh<>llc Los An1?eles·bt1sed firm. the Beauq'lont Company. man11111es 11.000 coodom1n1um and apart· ment units In southern California. · The blegest problem. be snld. Ls that too many a· sociatioos try to do evervthin1t at one~. without O •l: ly pa)'ing attention to th~ t'Osts whkh will he 1p•~ curred and when these bills must be paid "That's when bunk accounts run low and fuei must ht" ra1st>d." he notl'd. Beaumont offered !lO~t' sujtgc:.l 1on:. lo aiJsc.>c1at1on on 1:utt1oi: eo:.t:-; ... . .. l. OON'T HIRE OUTSIDE servites for Jobs1~t could be done by association members themseW'd~ There's no need for an outside firm to prqvlde someone to check on work of gardeners or rq~n tenance people when a comrniltce of resi~t.il themselvesc3ndothework 1 '. • 2. While security is important today. many 'as. sociations are prone to over-spend it. If the t~ dtnts themselves challen1te strangers und report them immediately to the local police deparhn(M, they can be much more effective than a lone g\iatd walking lhe property on stn1tgered shifts. · The M1ss1on \'ll'JO Company 1s t·elcbrating the grand opening or C'asta del Sol Fiesta, a new scrich of sincle·story patio bomcs local· ed within Mission VicJo's active retlremenl t•ommwm). accord· ang to Don Schulz. vice president of product de,·elopmeot and sales. Pnced from $51,950 to $63.565. Fiesta homes feature two or thrct: bedrooms and two full 3. Jf your project has more than one pool . he atone round·the·clock secunt} sy::.tem and stiut the healers off on the others during, tl\e with guard-gate entry and iL-. winter months $750,000 recreation complex · • · I baths. Three of the four homes han• both form al dining room~ Golfers will enjoy the J8-hol l' 4. MAKE C ERTAJN YOl'R landscaping conttliii executive· length Casta del Sol flowers and •hrubs wh.ich do not have to be repl•~· public golf course, which is adja-often. · cent to the adult community, or-;::==================;;; The $30 million Casta del Sol Fiesta series features four floorplam. ranging in siU" from 1.214to1,495 square feet of living area. and breakfas1 nooks in the kitchen; the fourth has a separat ed dining area in the Living room and a breakfast nook . AMONG THE most popular features of Ca::.ta del Sol are its 600 Bid for Ho01es More than 600 people turned out in wet weather last Saturday for a five.hour new home Iott.cry In Laguna Hills Leisure World. A total or 130 residences worth SU.47 million were sold or re· ~ed. - The res en ations were for dwelllngs in three uncompleted sec\ioM of the Rossmoor retire· meal village. which has a pre se.nt population of more than l&,300 people. Elm Weingarden, vice presi· dent for corporate marketing ol Roumoor. claimed It was the tint time a developer bas ever sold or i--eserved as many homes for so much money in such a short time. All S9 of the single family de tacbed hom es In Barcelona Village were sold at prices ranR ing from~ -io 1127.900. <tC· cording to t'ompuny officials. Of the 132 available unils in Granada Village, 46 were re- served and 25 of the 96 residences in Castilla Vlllage were also taken. ''The records set in this lottery are all the more remarkable when one considers that Leisure World is now almost all sold out," Weingarden said. the renowned "Mission lmpossi ble" course at Mission VieJo Country Club, wher e mem· berships are still available THE MISSIO N Viejo Company designed the new Fiesta series to include fireplaces, patios act•ent· ed by low masonry watts topped with brick. vaulted or cathedral ceilings in living room~ and master bedrooms, and abundant storage art'as. One plan has un atrium with n;Jturul·finished 1''rench doors Models or cal'h of the four sangle-leve-1 pl ans. decorated by MeLGrau Design_Corpor al!On.fil Newport Beach, are opt>n dolly from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Tlw sales "complex, on Cnstu del Sol Boule\'nrd. 1s abo\'e and adjacent lo the Casta d!!I Sol Golf Courst!, To reach the adult community, take the San Diego Freeway to lhe La Paz exit and drive enst in· to Mission Viejo, tum left onto Marguerite Parkway and follow the signs to Cast3 del Sol. err~ IRT At our sneak preview sale special prices Lay the c.ornerstone for_years of happy family memories in a PARK MESA HOME. The kind of desirably-located slhgle- f amlly detached home you thought would be priced ou{ of reach . .Not so If you take prompt advantage of our mid- construction sale! Two or Uvee bedrooms Two baths Family room •Atrium In most plans •Cathedral ceilings with rough sawn beams \AA>od shake roofs• Double car garage Backyard fendng <fl Sprinklers and lawn In front yard (M Ceramic Tiie Entries• QUALITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES FROM 857,500 3t01 Manistree Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 m4> 549-5225 lrt OCEAM·Cl.OIE <X>STA MESA • {. ... The Liberated Home How delir.htful to h11vl' d hLJur.t· big t'nuuf(h lo entertJrn in ~raduu11ly. but <m.-thdl .1l•r• ltts you w.ilk clWJY f11r .1 Wt'e~ ur J nwrtl h without tht• mainlt.'oamednd •t'< IJrtlv "'"l t'mc of ,11 <1nv(•111!011,1I h11nlt' I h11o •~ tlw •·swnt•· 11f tlw lob~·1 ,1t1·J lofestylr Jt Bil( Cinyo11 r .. wnh1lm1·• Lu,rnnously detaileJ 2 1111J J·bt'droom condominium hom" with lovely pati09 ur bakoniet, overlooking th•· .:olf course of the• prlv1te BiSt C.rnyoo Country Uub Bt•.iutifully f,tndilCdP'"J courty.ird~ m.ander to your dooNt<'r Priv,11r trnnls .inti •wimmin~ j111111 ttroll ,\wav All thjj It An <'1Cd111lve country club 1•11vironrnt'nt plui. th(• neMby rcaeJt1un, •hoppinR. 11rid cnmmcmal dmtn1tlt•t th.11 mAkr Nt>wpi•rt ll1•11l h l1vt11K ~Ct rl• .. •~11r.1hl1• .1n.l un14u.· 2 Urdmomt, 2 Ut'dl\)\)mt & 0f'n J Bedroom), 3 Bedroom• & D•n $87,SOO In $159,900 Mr H.ury 81bb111 . S.ilc·~ Olrt<ctoi (714) 640.9323 1ntec1 ..,, c18Y i•MlllQmQ L -----~-- ... '! ber 11, "" Harbor View. A Village of ocean views and rustic hillside living. Two beautiful ways to look at life. Green hills or blue Pacific. With all the necessities .. bliilt in: Shopping, churches, recreation and schools. ' ~ IRVINE VILLAGES Rancho San Joaquin. An adult-='=~ oriented Village. A variety .. ~~=~4ld~-:=ownhomes of housing types and recreation ~~~=~= in a park-like setting. Public golf course. Private-member- ship tennis club. Swimming. Bike trails. Meandering paths. Surrounded by mountains, greenbelts and fairway views. \\bodbridge. A Village with a IUe at its heart. White sails, green trails and unique parks abound in a recreation environment. Distinctively different new homes, townhomes, condominiums and apartments. More than 40 different floor plans. Over 100 exterior elevations. I • 1 : . · . IRVINE VlllAGES 1MIWGIRaSJ • Big Canyon. A Village of golf course views and ocean b~. Exclusive Newport Beach setting. A chip shot away from the shops and fin~cial plaza of Newport Center. Home of more than 100 rof.porate presidents. Turtle Rock. A Village of prestigious living~ in the foothills of Irvine. Intimate neighborhoods. Beautiful new homes. Luxurious • condominiums and apartments . ...__ ____ __. CJ;racefully contour~ land. IR' 'INE Picturesque valley sites. ~ V Spectacular hilltop views. VILLAGES 'n.eanlllnl8eVil......_ .... . .. ~ . -.. .......,..,~ --......... ---~-.. ~-· ........... Groaeing Like Weeds Water Lilies on Piasa Island in Alton Lake, Alton, Ill., grow so rapidly that weed killers have been used to stop them from spreadinf. Leaves on eacb plant reach a width o 18 inches. Alton's Carmen Mackelden picks a Wy. SOuth'' State's Parks to Gain By TllOJIM D. EUAS More than 18 months after be look over ~e state DepartmctclP.rb and R«reat.ioll. Herbert Rhodes 1s st.utiq to deliver on his promise to briAg more state park beoef1ts and money to urban areas. Rbodea' commltmeat will be put lnto action with SZS mlWoa tUa department bu been liven to distrlbule arouJld themte. 'l'llB •ONEY 0011£8 no• TBE Roberti- Z'berg Urban Open Space Ad, wbicb aims explicit- ly at creaUni new types al parks, ones \hat m1'bt feature tennis coutta and IOft.ball diamonds inste~ of trees, rivers and mountains. The guidelines rcr banding out the money as- sure Southern California that it will not be sbort- cban1ed. u it so often was by the state park system before the late 19609. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS Present plans call for •percent of the money - $l7 mUUon -to be spent in Southern CaJlfomia. 1'be split la not due to any arbitrary decision, bu\ to a legal mandate &M.nc moet ot lhe money on- ly to areu classified u "urbanized" in the 1910 CftllUS. ' • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L ,0 T c • L A s s I F ., E D- • s· 6 7 8 ' OM1 Oii Ml\WOIT llACH"S FMISI ..,._IH Stunniftg 3 bdrm. 4c study. located in beautlfUl Dover $bores -unusually well designed & rull of amenities for the comfort & protection ol the family. Large elegant d1ning rm. -ldtchea is a gourmet's delight! Pooi.size lot. You own the land. By app't. $249,500 Ol .. IMAL IL8'ff First time ofrered. Built &decorated to custom specifications; a one ol a kind home with lh.e choice location for bay view & privacy. 2 Mstr. suites, 3 baths. Elegant formal dining ~-Exclusive listing. Shown by app't. ~. $162,500 Just some ol <knemol fiDe properties to show you. flease call - /1.111 BtuHlt . R.a/t'I pre611nl6 SCHOOL'S IN SESSION Simi 1t•HT IM -1 bedroom tamlly home. Vacant and ready. Located in <llerry Lake area of Back Bay. Blg recreation room and bedroom separate for teena er ln·laws. $135,000. JJOOW.P .. l&M,tM . s.tts-l..S . . tc..JH_..,._.,..,, UH ISLE MOYI IHNf'r IMt Newly decOl'ated and vacant 3 bedroom home. Lovely enclosed paUo oo choice street next to tennis court. Enjoy Lido life to it's fullest in tbl.s lovely home. $149,SOO. IUYMTrleste,Mlitldl W/S-1·5 QUIET CUL IE SAC .. C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-00JO EASTILUFF·cEMTER MIW HOME IM CHAIMIMG neighborhood -in Back Bay area. 3 Bedrooms, I amily room. dining room and den. Lovely new landscaping - ' partial view. $127 ,soo, Jf1QerryTrwL&.Mpflda S. l·S .... ............ 23"16 s.te .... , ••z BAYCIEST'S BEST BUY .................. •••••••••••••••••........... SPA~ IY~ "1WllLLS ..,._T home -G-rtl 1ooi••••., ·~/J~/J Lido Isle bayfront: reduced 'from· $495,000 to $425,000. Prime location 1li1b breathtaking view. 5 Bdrms •• S baths; pier & aide tie for large boat. LIDO REALTY 3377 .. Udo. M.L 67J.7l00 . oversized paneled family room with fireplace, large kitchen, dining room and 4 bedrooQ)s. See this and appreciate its quality and location. $159,500. LADROMT •••• PIUYATI HACH (TRIS WEEK ONLY) New 4 bedroom. 3 bath. never llved in. Really gorgeous. I have bought another property and must sell now. Bluffs View Aatttnc ·$100,000. 10% Down. Redllced Ow.9/A•IMT 140.0111 ...... 517·5111 ~nx111Pl£X~ 'PIU ~~~1.P..1BA. ~ , * * condo overlookiot Back Bay; ON£ FLOOR 1t ttlC.. LIVING. Ope11 beam 8o•tl I G .. rtl 1002 · .,..., mlinP.lll'-500 ••••••••••••--··--·-··-···•••• 1Aw niMa e.d Oefen-ed OCIANROMT C·Z LOT NEWPORT DAILY PILOT •I -OWUX -OPIM HOUSI SUM. 1.1. M7~ LAl•Slm. C4M. Beautlfull)' ' remodeled 3 bdrm. plus brand new a "" bdrm. over garaae. ~ ror S1',,SOO. Please come vislt, you'll enjoy it. RIMTAL OM '"THI IHIMI'' Prtme bayfront location on Udo Peninsula._ Ideal for marine oriented business. 3 Bdrm., 2 batb apt. over 975 sq. n. workshop with adjoining 1-bdtm. apt. or office. 8+ otr-street parking spaces. I SJ.SO() Per month; boatslipavallable. ' ~ IATfllOMT FOR UASI 3,000 Sq. ft., 3 •~) bdrm., 3't'! baths, family rm., den. din- ing rm.; all on a sandy beach. '1500 1· ,.• Per month. 9 month lease. Gardener & "I cleaning lady included. • , .. ' , . t)." ~VALUY, IOAHOCOMK>Would you ,-. believe only $15,500? Yes, a small em-i, , ciency condominium. managed & rent· J ed. Walt to ski lift, tennis facilities. J Wood River Racquet Club. 't ' TOU DUllYI THE llST1 See this nice t~r.; oceanfront 2 bdrm., 2 bath unit, with a beautiful s andy beach. Warmly 'Ji fwnished & just reduced from $95,000 to $87,500. Good financing avail. A great home away from home. llVINI 1'1RRACI Now is your chance; when we say frog, you should jump, ~ .,;. ,cause this 3 bdrm., 3 bath, custom , "!' ... home ls priced at only $103,500 lncl. lge. '. mstr. bdrm. Suitewithfrplc. 6 UHrT SHOP""6 c..na A com· merclal investment, includes drug store, cleaners, beauty shop, record &bop, delicatessen & tavern. Priced at $170,000. Scheduled gross income over $24,000. Try it --you'll like lt at tax time! '7M400 I International Designer Pattern malittaoaoce cr•al LEASE Balboe Peninsula, BLVD. 100' Frontage •• ..-aUonal opportuaity find! Mapilllcent view comprised otlwo 50' lots, • • I. . ., " J~,t ! ~ to mwU1>1Y blveatment Lease/Option from 2nd level uvtn1 rm. ol appt"01t. ais· cleplh. with good rnau1emant AJJ e!ec:. bome.. com pl~ CUrrenUy aupporting a and maintenance. Or Sale ty redecor. \ft aqali Uuivin& bullne11, wilb 5 lturTY, uke advanta1e °' YOUR CHOJC&. P'reshty a.aste. • Bll .• , bat.ha. Hpar a le 11 d a pla ble tlllll,.!~c opportaol paiat.ed. llHaco la szaJOO.Callforapp'&. bulldln ... Only 1135,000. \7.~-1711 Harbor ~ HoaMe.. 3 • CallQulckl • K€Y BDRM. °" 2 + den. See wa&. TIAOI I I I P..€ALTC».S. t.oc1a1 . call I« deU1la. Haft ~ •tree 14·1 .. footaaa. at 01,00f, Trade for duplex • .., OPINSQM.1-4 J4 aAUOA ~OVIS Waterfront, Newport Deacb. 4 Bdrnaa .. 4 batlal. Secluded entry. S-8600 fouaUblj_ 1and1 beach, ,._.for 4l? ft. bo9t. Ulwel at'1'1UOO •573 CNWSL·lmlel ~ 8'1WOl6 Eva 11a:. associated I• •I '' OPENDA1LY 9A.M. TO•P.M. beach. •'41-242'• /, ',,, ,, ,. ,'I , , ,/ 11 I • II ' 'J' I! 'IP 72471 ... ~., IJ. **OPEN HOUSES 2-5~.*- 194s2sie rra Nuevo $89,500 3 BR. Fam. Rm. Turtle Rock 137 Via Havre $159,500 4 BR .. Din Rm. ~Isle 12 Rue Verte ,000 4 BR .. Fam. Rm. Big Canyon 4901 Cork wood $11.5,900 4 BR., Fam. Rm. Univ. Park #12LandfaJl Ct. $94,500 3 BR, 2Y.a Baths Newport Crest 219 Via Lido Soud ssso.ooo 4 BR. Lido Isle 16 Montanas Norte $89,000 2 BR .• d en , view Irvine ACROSS FIOM PAJUC Ir POOl The cboosey buyer will Jove this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home w/large ram. rm., dining rm •• &private atrium, in one of Turtle Rock's best locations. Only $89.500 land included. EMBA&.D IAY tlLLTOP Unique, top of Emerald Bay aerie with funicular railway approach. Fantastic view, pool S bedrooms, 4 baths, den. Lower floor excellent guest suite. $22.S,OOO. llG CAMYOM GoO&.F COUISI A beautiful Versailles 4 bedroom , family room. 4·~ baths. Lots of Mexican tile. upgraded kitchen , outstanding golf course view. Last chance at this price. $244.000. S WHPIMG OCIAH VIEW Decorator sharp condo with quality upgrades. Beautirul grounds with multiple amenities make this an outstanding iovestmenL $94,500. CUSTOM SPAMSH DISIGM Newly redecorated & in mint condition. Four bedrooms, family room. dining room, pool, circular drive to Baycrest Road. Truly a s ubstantla I home at $149,500. HTTlll THAM THI MOOB. Deane Homes 8-Plan. Beautifully decorated & upgraded. Superb low-maintenance landscaping. .Corner location m cul·de·sac. $100,000. CAMDLBJGH'f & .ol.F CWIS Overlookin g the fairway or minutes from tennis, s urfin g or sailing. Spacious, custom 4 bedroom on beautifully landscaped lot with room for pool. $285.000. UOO COlba ~ Large customized hom e with every room having outstanding f e a t u r e s . F .f v e bed r o o m s , dinine·family & den . Close to c lub & tennis. $275,000. llG CAMYOM wnM V1IW A magnificent 3 bedroom, family room Deauville. Better than a model w /C ountatns, jacuui & p ool overlookln~ golf course. $285,000. LOO« TO THI SIA From both s pacious units of unique Coron3 del Mar duple x. Vnultud wood beam ccillnas plus 2 bedrooms. 2 baths in each. Custom d esi gne d for entertaining on secluded oversized lot. $245,000. llVIMI COY'IJUST USTID Lovely ' bedroom f um.Hy home built around lushly planted patio w/pool & paddle tennis ~rt. Ocean vtew. Easy access lo private beach. Security sated community. $235,000 fee. ~ VllW HONIS- POOC. & JACUUJ Adult occupied four bedroom Harbor Vlew home. Walking distance to Newport schools. quiet comer lot A musttoseefor$135.000. MAGM..CIMT IAWIOHT Spacious. beautiful 5 bedroom home on a park·like Udo setting, offers the ultimate in fun & gracious living. You must see ll. $:525,000. UMOnftUC1'8 YtlW Of ocean as bQ aCl'OSs from: proPoted park alte ln Nelfl)Ort Bel&bta. Immaeulat. 3 bedroom home en large lot. Sbort escrow possible. $130,000. · 644-1766 ~11 IAMJOAOUIM NIU.I .-0. ... WfiQllTCCNTP Walker & lee R111il tsrare . IACK IAY TOWMHOME Prl\ a.le end unit. Btn ubtnets t.hroout. Solu !ualing We l l ke pl grounds. Only 8 mos new -owner leavln1 area. SpaNou.s 3 bd, 2 ba beau· ty JU~t IOlroduced t.o tbe market 64&-nll. Walker & lee Real (state SKYLARK CHARMER sn.too 4 Bedrooms. 2 ba Ch1 , large family 13x33. Plus I.av rm, fplc, new bltns. l .. A heat. Large kitchen w/dane aru. N1~ cpt.s & drps. New paint m.s1jie & out. Obie 1ar. Lae yaTd. •,i. ---,;. :Lachenmyer • flt• tlfoH FOGGY IOGGIES and high lll ~c~ icot you ~n9 Come 1111\c in tha l::X I::<.:. ho me w 1 bl& bedrm s + fa m rm w l'heerful ~rllow s hut· ter. & panel.tng ~yrs old & 'lharp! Open SaL 3-l02 So Woodland Pl PAT CAHTRELL Reatton 541-9607 TUSTIH CHARMER Graciow. •~ the word for this Calif. Raocb Style 3 Br. 2 Ba home. w fa m rm. lanal & pool In a beauUfully landsca ped troplcal 11e111ni:. w many tret':.. l'nn-<l for qwck ule OPIHHOUSE Sert & s.,,. I -S 13851 B~nan Way. Tue.tin <close to El.plan1 d" & 17th) • 71<1 ) ~ 33.'IO 1--- t J ACRE GEHnlMAM'S RAMCH CUSTOM IUILT Tree ltnt.>d !ltree t lo prime rC1tldent1al area. Secluded entry t.o huae living room. Cracllhoa fire pla ce. ~ass i ve formal d1nln1 room. Huge countr y styled kit c h e n . 2 S tone fi replaces. Family room o verlook s llrouoda. Private fruit o~hard tQ roam thru. llldeaway master suite & rhlldrea'a quarters. Much more. Steal th .. one for onb' S00.500. llurry. 9'3·78111. art"''" <I• t I•"" rnal Niii' IWlllll 4 II PllM119l PA&.ACI 2 STO•Y..p()OL sn.no HOMIS ~ l.STWaA ...... 1• uteqUE IM llOADMC>Olt -Backs to greenbelt. sides t'O park. 4 Bedrooms' plus boys· den. s plit, $149.500. See Ron· nie Lundy at 2500 Wavecrest. UMtOUI IN HAllOa YllW HOMIS - Available for Lease only, SS15/mo., s Bedroom, clean. sunny and vacant. See Barbara Collins at 1706 Port =ate. JI IN IA YCIBT -4 Bedroom, single story, ample lot. vacaet. $143,500. See Allen Heller at 2000 Wmdward Lane. UMl9UI IH llOltDMOOI -4 Bedroom, single story. immaculate. mini view, $152,500. See Barbie Hutchings at 271S Wavecrest, CdM. UMl9UE -... WOOOSTUAM -Newer coadoinlpium, 3 Bedrooms. 2Y.a baths, bright de<:or. only $62,500. See Marge Ellmore at 345 University Drive. UMl(j>UI IM CAMIO SHO•ES - Spacious 3 Bedroom. pool. corner lot, vacant. asking $174,500. See Martlyn Shuff at 4701 Hampden. · UMl9UI IM HARIC>a YIEW •OADMOOlt -2 story, big 4 Bedroom, great family home, $164,900. See JoAnne Perkins at 1221Starboard. (Burry) UN19UI .. llG CNCYOM ~ Spacious 3 Bedroom, Regency, fairway locallon, vacant, $255,000. See Vergilene Hull at 81 Royal St. Georae. UM9UI IM 00¥8 SHORES ARIA - Huge family bome, pool, countless features. 1st time open. See Nadine Crout at 1 Hampshire Court, asking $.12().000. UMIQUI IM llG CAMYOH -Dramatic 3 Bedroom townbome. for lease, $1250/Month, see #2 Rue Fonlainbleau. U~IVUI: t1()Ml:i REALTORS- t ME NICEST l'E°'1.E U l l.INO THI! NM rttr MOMH CORONA 0£ l MAA, 1'75-eOOO • MESA VE ADE, S46-!ielO • CAU. US Ge•: ti 1002 .............................................. OPEN SAT. & SUN. I ·5 20JZ SHIPWA Y LAti& IA YCUST Custom bwlt home ror one of the de· . velopers of Baycrest -an exceptional area of Newport Beach. 3 Bdrms .. 2\l!a baths; tge. family rm. & kitchen with brkfst. area. Cozy rear Jard wlth sparkling pool & lge. deck for enter'· taining. Extremely reasonable price of $137 ,500 INCLUDD THE LAND. Sil .... ,_.. lllAM Just listed -an elegant home in Harbor View Hills, with 3 spacious bdrms., family rm. & formal dining rm. You will enjay the lneptrt.ng panoramic: day & night view of the ocean & harbor. The sparkllng pool is a real bonus. $184,000 Double door formal mar hie entry to dramatic Uv· lni: room. Cr ackllna fireplace. Laree formal dlruna room eonvenlent· ty acrvod from panlt)t ldtcben. Comrnandht view of apartllal pool Jaeuul. C over• !)t\'lllon SwH plnaat•l S\C\\dl~· -&i,!)'S• to hideaway mHttt & &Uf.tt IUita. P\rat lo cal ~~:.~nun;~~!~c8!a~ TW ltttrigfl., Word GCMM wH/t • Cltml• ...,..,. .... .. Mr ....... Ol'fHltt<l•n\_IO.M(I ' ·~ t....W ---[~RMI 1~;-:;t.7·1• ---.' 11 I I I I' . NIW 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. R/O I : 0 f l I M t ~~d~ . l I I I' I _ ··-· I , l , • £ s I t ...::'~~::,.., I I I I' I __..... __ __. ....... Colt.Mete 549.7719 PM Plldles Frem Your Deck GORGt:OUS NAUTICAL AND SUNSET VlEWll rrom this dreamy bom• on cu.rr <Chit l>li.e, tUt la and ltla11 l.d.) lo NewpoTt H•t&hh. a 8adrm 2 balll. Lara• ea-. rm +liOH1 Apt. all lepl. <>Pm SatJ9ua W ; 2011 IOt11t Rd. NB Aidt~· I I TMN'a .noet.r. ID 'I 1111~~-:t ·1 MI PD I L J ~. 9Cloutc;t,•=::. ~ "'.: . I I I I I' J ~ and ... aldt. ------.. fhev'r• -end~ M F.,11"1' i "r·l!:.!it:.~: .................... - MST iuY .. 1'MI -....S! OW'ner Just reduced lhb beauUiul near·n~ .. condo" home to a real low price of $94,$00. ln the newest & most desirable addition of tbo Bluffs. Original adult owoens & maintained Ute a model. a tee bdrooms, musk rm. formal dlntni rm, 2i,., baths. 520CANCHA SAT/SUN l ·S 30 VIEW! OLD Coa<>MA DIL MAR On Ocean Blvd! Most fantastic 180 degree ocean \•iew f n>m thla c ustom 4 bdrm s¢it level Designed to lake ad· vantage of view. Lge m~ter suite with fireplace. Private·steps l o Big Corona beach . $345,000 inch1ding land. HUllY FOil 1HIS!! S4t.SOO Owne r is in process of painting, new roof. etc. ~o hurry while you can buy for this price & redecorate it yours el r. 3 Bedroom home with a lovely lge An· thony pool completely fenced . 21S9STATEAVE.,C.M. SAT/SUN l·S I •-rel IOOZG1•:.. 100% .............................................. ONE OF A KJND MISSIOM HlllS . This custom 4 BR, 21..; BA. Ranch, situated high on a hiU Is j ust right for horse rancie rs. Approx one acre. Exclusive club facilitae.. RoWng hllls and lots of rivacy. Call for details. 116-0400 ... , .. 1002 .............................................. EA$Y LIVING s,1decu1 .. ....,.. .. c••a ....... n. eon._.... •oft . .w.11e. $195,ooo 64CM500 RON l llL>~ \4 ,4:1AI I~ INC. 600 Newpoft Center Drive • 640-6500 • IOOZG1Mral 1002 ............................................... vtlW DUPux-$159.SOO Fe. Fmlt..tlc .,, .. ...-P..t GrHatry, a... & W.tw wlla •••ch 1111 of a ...... .,...., ....,. 4lr a o. a l .. wllll ,.. ....._ A co..--Mewpcwt ..... lee ...... 4 a.d ..... pltche4 ..._ ... We.., looldslg ... to .... ~· Of8C l..S SAT JSUM. ff WA,..-UASI OPT $1lt,500 LUXUllOUS Mew lx-.cvtlYe C1I1 ' 0 t'-wtllt 2 hcl. ..._ .... .s... aa. ,.... ,_... _. secriy. Du .,, _. wowL,1 ltnDF•lf'•d JUl•IN .. ,.tpf I wet .... 9Cf'O .................... ed ... a..-.,.._ fw $175 :m+SZOOO opt'-....,. . .. -CAMYCM-$20t,080tl.e ta•1 "'I." ~ POOL" MUiHT Lt9HT YllW LOCATIOM • •0&.F COUlll •• 2 l•rt• Mdroo••· W'"" ... __ ... _ _.. ... ~ 1111,..1• .._ c11r•rt•d I I Ion. Aa .. :41 .............. ...,., ~for 91' ....... _.cl 'ul•J. &tr.. ..-...1a11 ...... 11. ,~ .. ·-••Ilk--.. Ctl -.... .-111 ... &di• .. ......, lln ·wwwur 9*· 0,... W a S... I·& ..... MIWflOll'1' SHOllS-St 61.100 Pee WA'laJllOMT NOiie _.,. ..,... op• .,.... TllW -....... """ ,.... ••• 'rl •••• ttHclt ••• l•rt• .. • • • ....... P8'fect ....... .................. My~4 .............. ct.t-. w...w ............. _...._ Pool...t ..... c..t. 'OCl•PROMT LOT IXewtavl ADA Sl4t.IOO .. A .-y .-W ...... te WW,_-"" ......... '5•··-·· .......... . ........ Cl I .,_ ........... MCWfty. "'2riz• * • .., ..., ...... C4ll • fof' ..... ()Wwo-.... to ....... .ct ....... JJ.t ,, WSf: WAl&NOMT HOMI -HST IAY LOCA110M. SIZIO -. OM THI WATa wmt I.A ... IRICll PATIO TO ;:!.':: ~':;"~.= :O'!'~~ OIPOWILOWMe ..... ~.._ .............. l•••·-... ................ ,,. ... Av " .-,.OliJmWAS-1.&PM.Aw ... k ...... _ ... _ .. -; ............... . Weip«Wzirtn.ionthewa1~. near thewat~. wiwofwat~~ Weshowbyboat andcar: WATEllFRONT HOMES 26.13 W Coast Highway ~Be.Kh m4>63t t4oo REALTORS '71-1111 OPQl HOUSE ~ WATOFIONT -coaOMA oa w.a -c:NMA eova ..................... _, ...., Wew: ••••• ., •.• ,1.,. ....., for ea ........ .,...,.y .......... .....,.,. Ir-.& RUI08t11AL IU.,_. LOT -I.at ef lh ...... 9"fty ·~ ........ t0-.10.·t: ... ., 1o ....w .i -~ •• ea.. a ...., .... . Oww-.,..y •• oi ~n .._ SI 71,000. OH ltGOHlA: I ertlh:, c'-i: •:1 2 ~oo• ., ..... _.. C..-..r let. Mew ~Mo,.ts.•dl6aSJIO.a11ttfr. COU OF Ml'WPOln' RIAi.TORS 25I11. C.-Hwy. c ........... 675-5511 ' 10020 ..... 1002 .............................................. UrnUl'pa6:JeJ Gf.gance . $315 000 Magnificent view o'Harbor, Catalina 8c Palos Verdes. Belt ln CdM/NB area. Professionally decorated &c landscaped. Stunning, one of a kind. f amity & entertainment home on quiet street -no lhru traffic. 4.500 aq. It., 6 bdrm, pool, jacuzzi, formal dining room, 3 fireplaces. Agt. 551·2784or7524521 . Ci••rtiil I 001 ChMr .. 1002 .............................................. . . .. CE 110111 ILlllS CD .. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE eoPIM SUMDAY 1-5 %145 VlSTA IMTUDA First Offering! Original Bluffs Front Row End Unit "E Plan". Water View From Every Room. 3 Br 3 Ba. Fam Room. 'nte Courtyard' En~. $157 ,500 or Lease Option. 2'1Z VlSTA Da OIO Lovely 2 Story "Bluffs•• Con· domlnlum. 3 Bedrooms, 2'AI B•, Deo- Diolng Room. Patio. Near Scboo1a le Shops. $73,500 112 VIA UDO MOID-llDUCmt Out.standing 2 Story Family Home w/5 Bedrooms. Great Bay View. Pier & Slip for Large Yacht. Terrace Deck. Many Extras. Now $298,500 #J LINDA ISLl-14YW . Custom Built by Rouloo Hodies 2 · Sty Spanish Contemporary 5 Bedrooms, Family Room. Wet Bar, 3 Fireplaces. Terrace Deck. Firepit $275,000 New Pier. #91 LINDA ISU-IAYW Spect.acular 2 Story Custom Built by Don Koll 5 Bedroom.., Den, Wet 8ar, 3 Fireplaces. Tlle Floor Entry & Dill· ing Room. Luxurious Wood Panellng Pier &Slip for Lar&e Yacht $291 ,500 711 LIM) Pill DllYI t•zt Lo'Vely Apartment with Vlewt 55 Ft Balcony OverlooktnC Bal! Senior Adult8 Only. 3 Br 2 Ba, . f1l'eplace. Boat SUp & Spec Flnancinf Avalla· bleLowCost Matnt.enanca. 125,000 •IY APPOIMTM9fl' VIA UDO SOUD-MOWUI0,000 ·Fabulous 2 Storyllomeon the Water 1n an Area or ~lious Home1. Pier&SUp for LgeYacht. 4 Br,4 Ba. Den, 2 Fireplacet, Wet Bar. 3 Car Garaee Utl»A ISU-IA YPIONf SHl.- SpaclOUA 2 Story Family Home with 5 Bed.roOIDS 5 Bathl1 Sepu-ate Din- ing Room, ramlly Room. Terrace· Overlooks Bay. Pler&SUp. a•ws 'WONT IOW" YllWI f1rst orrertogf Gold Coast R Plan Wlth Beautiful Front Row Water view. msbly u~ AD Elec Kltchcn 2 Bedrooms, Family Room. $150,000 or wm LMH/Opt.lon - ' • ' TIY THHI OM FOR SID to m rour ramlly. )'OU?' pune. )'OW' llf e style • 41MMS..' IATHSIFAa&YIM.Great floor plan In this Penin. Point bome. 2 Cozy frplcs . tn livtng nn. & famUy/dln· ln1 rm. Matr. bdrm. f catures adjololn« dtes1in1 rm. & bath. $125,000. Call to see. 4 IDllM UNIT UP & l IDaM. UNIT DOWM. Almost 2 Iota with lhl.s huge s year new duplex In West Newport. 2 Dbl. garages + extra parking. Patios. Call toaee. TlUYB. Luse a •torJ. ' be6m. formal cliDln1, famUy rtn, 3 baLM. ~y Mr COD· ctltiom 4 _prutl1lou.a bome. hlb' apriUltd. triro!Md lo ~ertloo ludauplna. F.nJOY cracloul hvU\1 •l ... 500 Call for appt. Faa.CH9TI. CONDO 3 &droom. 2''1 beth, 2 It.or)' I •horp 1 End WUl ! Call toaay and~ It's nol too late! rnced for quick sale $44,000. AMY OM I FOIPOOL? Enjoy tblt tovab' - I DAILY PtLOT OPTHI 1,813 IC I OPINID LAST MONTH l IOIMS.. DIM .... l'AM. IN.. LAHAL F.njoy the ~autirul landscaping from the lanai of this spacious WestcUrt home. Many extras! OPEN SUN. l ·S. 13)1 BERKSHJRELANE. $126,500 1q ft. home with your family or entertain your rrtend.s <>i>ea k1tcb n. bltnst _warm wood al· moapoe~. added pal.lo, l-~~~~~~~~,---------~~---.-~~--~~~~--..,---~~~----~~r-----------~--"'1111 ..un porch. 3 bedrooms, could be .a. loft, pool room wtth custom wet bar & too many amerulles to list. orrered It $91),950. J 2 IDIMS .• DIM, FAMILY llTCHIH. Dramatic new home featuring 2-story living rm .. 21h baths, Cathedral ceil· ings in natural toned wood, jazzy jacuzzi in the mstr. bdrm.; ready for carpets. $139,500 " l IDl.MS., Z'la IA. CONDO in ?'ilewport Crest. Enjoy the convenience of this care-free life style. Swimming, tennis , jacuzzi, sauna ! All this & an ocean view too! R~uced to $86,500. Call to see. l IOIMS. -MIW UsnMGI New carpets, paint, wallpaper; newly landscaped front yard, lots « roses & garderuas. Walk to school from pre-school thru college. OPEN SAT. 1·5. 312 HANOVER. $64,SOO C...._Y YIUAM Vacant commercial zoned cottage ih desirable locatiorl. Good off street parking. JUST UST ED at $85,500 DAVIDSON REALTY -... , . '. 6 ·Vi l 5 '5 ' ....... ; . ' • " • . t3 ,. J . 9060 Call for appt GllUYUS Only $49,500 3 Bet. Z ba, home oo ll"i corner lot, ~.buae FR, n~r new cpts, separat.e 1ndry & bobby rm w Its o-·n bath that easily becomes 4lh bdrm Lrg patio area. ~9491. Walker & lee Real tsrare THIAMBICAH DHAM $5Z,ts0 Quiet tree llMd street tends to private parking! Cottage walkway t secluded enlry ! Lavtah livini room hiahJJghted by toasty fireplace! ., ... ,.. IOO~Gs•r.. 1002 ~:\!~~~::~~- •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• R g bll I" am n& wa away l A CHIP SHOT TO THE CLUB ,,....be•aa•'· .._...,...., ,_, • IMll'" ......... ,... 9ld I« cllJ' SI 11.000 MESA Y•. t "'4 SUM. I ·I JOH co~. b~ DIJVI GEORGIA A:. HEALEY UALTOI '75-2J7l 3333 E. Coast Hwy .. CdM sweepina maste bedroom and bath + children's retreats Par· ty tim e patio with l>ackyard room for pool' Owner lrrt art'J a nd must sell' So bmtt you offer' 847~10 oP'l>I ' 9.,t ,, ,.,,,0.,,.. .. ,. [~lfiNtll TWO OH A LOT Brand new estm 3 bd, 2 ba hom~ bit by one of °"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~ our best IO<':il bid rs Xlnt : EASThlOfo; lo<'allon . Ha\e somclhinit to 1ell. St"LL idle Items wllh Good Sl't up for you & the Qa 111rll."C.I ads do it well. O:uty Pilot Cla5111fied Ad. irondpurent11, or for In ------ -romt property. Our t'X· •••rwl 1002Gs•r.t 100 ct1£. .. lvellillng.646-77tt. ............................................. ~COATS & WALLACE CE:Jl REAL ESTATE . INC . l lOI olln O~NI O !OMP~N~ .)IR'Vl~C llH ~Olll H COASI ~R(.' '.:-I NCi 1%1 SHOWCASE HOME In PRESTIGE NEIGHBORHOOD. Bike to beach. Walk to scbools and park. 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, covered lanai. $74,SOO. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 PM. 21322 Plnelree, Huntington Beach. Nr AUanta " Bushard. Call 962·4454 SWIMMERS and YOUNG LOVERS will delight in this beautifully deccx'ated 3 bedroom home with larae DOOl in private yard. Convenient Westside location. NEW LISTING. Call 982-4454 ILUFf1S WATH VIEW Outstandlni Blufrs "E" Plan with panor.amtc bay view. 3 Bedroorm, 2YI baths1 family room with wet bar, formal ainlng. Professionally de· corated with many extras. St49,~. ()pen House Sunday 1-5; 219 Nata, N.B. Call 840-6161 WALK TO IAY/IEACH Truly oatstancl101 home completely remodeled by owoer/contraetor. Unc>bltrl»cted aeo c1ep-ee 'fiflfl trom private 1undec-k. One block to ocean er bay. Too many QPll'adel to men· Um. $128,500. Call &e0-6161 JUNIOR ESTATE 4 Bedroom, 3 bath estate with huge, av.nny , custom f amilJ room. Uvt.ng room with dramatic Spanish Oreplace, 11ldlng docn In muter bedroom lead to private balcoay. Separate maid <r pad quartss ~~:..=~.:=· more fOI' only $95.000. CAIL54M1'1 OUT OF ARIA DUPLEX $20,000 Anxious owner says, "sell!, .. C.U now for full detalb ~ tb1s litUe money maker. For once a dlplu tbat pendla out and makes cents and makes sense. 546--4141 ()~'t ... , • ..... , o•,. "Fl ( ~•c ~,.,_ •t\r'•...,c:""-•"lhrJ,tr, .... 1.-p...,,i &r..J"" __ ..,.._..;;_:; .. :.,.-._------- ~ Walker & lee Red I f state EASTSIDE BEAUTY Thia .tiarply decorated 3 bdrm ram home is freshly painted featura new decorator ft'all paper that helps give you thal "model home" feeling. Price jua reduced 12.200 ! 146-771 L Walker C lee Heal f stnte Gs•e.. 1002 ....................... 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"'"3 VlST'-" HOOAR ~lt«cd drlye aecludecl u. " ent.raaeel Entcrtalaet 3 BR, 2 ba. Fum. $520 Mo. livtn1 roomi Gour1n .... w-_ _..,,. ... sunablne klldwn! Moun "' , .. _, -~ •• llG CANYON IT'S B.E&~MT! At least that's what people tell us wbu they vl&lt ua -We atreel We bav. Versailles that we recmUy expanded to 5000 .sq.fl. The expansion wu 1SOO sq.fl. & Included 2 bedrooms; 1 bath; a aame room with wet & soda bar; a r.tlUard room; upper sundeck; 30' of cupboards & atoraae. There are now 6 bedrooms. s~ baths + all of the original & new amenlU~ maklna this 6o of the most outataodlni low main- tenance properties in Newport Beach. Please call tor an appointment. Owner 4)ff ered -wm cooperate wllh brokers havln1 qualified buyers. Telephone t44-43.l4 lain family room bl· OCIAlQllONJ DW'llX --------::-~...,.~-----4 Ii~ b>: va1tlted cell• Beautiful duplex, p~ oceanfront Lil&. used bnck he 1 ,,. location. 42nd & Seashore. Has .... ,.. 10028 ... ,411 1002 .............................................. andbar t '~!~P1~:~ ~~~~e lwe111 1002 ....... IOOZ unobstructed view & In prime -... -... a../ lrvf08 • Id •••••••••••••••••••••" -·-•••••••••••-••••• condition. May be seen by app't. llllllillGU bedfOOl'O + 2 Chi S _ -_ ~ ~ --.... ... .n.lli realty retreats. I & acre reat ~$F~~ Please Call .• rn.SOO UICUTivl MOIAIS ' OPIM HOUSI 1·1 "Mii HOMIS FllOM SU.IOI TO SI ,200,000 LIMOA ISLI L.AeooM 149 I.MA ISLI -OPIM SUM. l·I P.M. BeauUful & dramatic -prime laioon location across from clubhouse. 5000 sq.ft. custom-built by Valentine. Family room & study t Fine woods. tiles & wattcoverings .. Seriously for sale -owner wUJ coo- s id er lease or lease w /option. SSS0.000 incl. land. (E34) · ADULT UTllAT 3 bedroom. 3 bath home in Upper Bay Area w /se~arate master suite affording total privacy. Spaciows & Immaculate! Solid rosewood in family room. ~ SUH. 1·5 P.M. 13 I J IUDt.AMDS. (EM) CUSTOMll9 llACM UYIM6 Luxurioua master suite features ad- joinillg office. lavish bath, excep- tional walk-in closet-& private deck w /bay view. 2 more spacious bedrooms; family room w /wet bar & ceramic tiled dining complete this lovely custom home just steps from beach in prestigious Baysbores. $175,900. Martha Macnab 642·8235. (E36) "LOVll. T LIHDA ISLAHD" Huge New.world Spanish Mansion w /6 bedrooms & slips foi; the family's armada ... (including Dad's 60'er)! Beaucoup storage -Mom will love it t Floor plan lends itself to hirmonious "Big Family" occupan- . cy. SEE for yourself! J ohn Granath 642-8235. CE37) CH81Y Mti\.s---cMlToN Luxurious ~om~ -very spacious w/cedar hl·beam ceilings & custom craftsmanship thruout. Used brick Cireplaces -beautiful view of Cairway & lake -air conditioned -4 bedrooms + family room, library & room for pool. Over 5200 sq.ft. $365,000. Lynne Rothell 644..62()(). (&18) ' •.UOVJ IT ALL" 180 degree VIEW of Newport Beach -4 bedroom.a -2~ baths -Connal dining room -living room -la~ dry room -lg. dressing suite 1D master bedroom w/sunken tub - cbeerf ul brea-.lut room w /well ap- pointed kltcben -Mt bar in f amity room w /'J. fireplaces -room for pool -3-car ~a1e. Must see to ap· preciatel dleFix6'4-6200. (E39) WHAT7 PJ.IH Ml'M'OIT llAdal Excluaiv• adult villa1e ! 2 bedrooll\I -2 batbs-realfireplace-private beaeb. poo1 ar jacum. ~ mobile + ~ is bou9e on foundation. Lois Miller 64.2·8235. (£40) • I • -• PAMTASTIC -...S YllW NOMI 3 bedrooms. -2~ baths -end unit w /gro•t water view. Gorgeous decor -mirrored wallt -lovely ca.rpeU Is wollpapera. Almost complete privacy. Owner building new bome & amdoul to aelll Barbara Wrigbt 644.QOO. (1:41) • f • I sne&.AU SPL9eOtt SuperbVJl:Wt 8 bedrooms -femllY room -pool ls Jacuul. Play yard f« children. l·oar garage. s:MO.G00.1 Elalne&wecled~. (EO) CAN11AMO MACH AUA Spaci•s 6 exciting 3 bedroolQ. custom home located on prestlgiou La v.,._tna ftaturea.open_ fieamcei), ings.t2 brick f~dei .. ~ flnelt lD. rutuftis•• apttliances +·"views of Cetalint • ~.Ped~' l;w' -~ couple W/& ftaft for eritetUlnJD&. sic.-.,...,_ 'MM:Jl•b .642-8235 .. (EU) ya~nwnor~J~~ AISOl.UTBJ IMMACIUlE e.••-•••. --!1111111!--- .'5 • .. , G1•r .. · 1002 .... ,.. 1001 MESA Vl!UL magnificent 5 BR, 3 BA Buccola. across from park, near golf course. Pool & jacuzzi. Extra lge roc>ms thruout. Fam rm w/wet bar, massive stone f'plc. Pro(. decorated. LA&UMA HILLS. lge 4 bedrm, 3 ba W/view . SUnken fam tm W/Wet bar: & fplc . Lge living & formal d~ down! Quick• Woo't lut 2 Bedroom. 2 bath PLUS POOL. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-··•••••••••••• .. •••• ~~10~. , '· , bulltim, fireplace. la.fee dining area. !~ !'ll'il Beautifully upgraded. carpetlng, l•~-.' ... J,__ drapes, wallpaper, etc. t.bruout .. Prime . · -~ ·• j location -WalktoJDOlteveryUuag $65,000. $55,900. Brand now paint ln and out. and mellculoua landscaping, make Ws 3 bedroom, 2 balh home 1par~le. Located on shad)' cul·de·sac, holC a block from school and park. CALL quickly , 556-2660 C:SELECT ~PROPERTIES Trailer Parking at Uli$ gbarp 3 bedroom ClOl'1Mt home YI f&ale • cemmit pad for partdq boat or trailer. Lovely enclosed patio. Bri&bt, SUDSlu.ny kitchen. Walk lO all schools and store&. AU this for onJy $S8,500. A 1ent 545-8424 , eves f7).1'm. RAREFIMD Mesa Verde. big sparkl· ill.I S bedrm with over· siud family room ft service porch t\JllY \IP• graded on quiet street. Jusl listed al $69,500. Hurry! Call Newporl of. race 540.1151. .. ~ ... HERITAGE • REAi.TORS CostaMna ....... !! $49,900 A sharp 3 ~rm home wttll new paint Inside end out. New carpeta and drapes. Great locaUon oa larl• l 10' deep lot. Call 5*Q90 Cor full detall ... ~'·'-» HERITAGE • REALTOk <; Z STOil J llDIOOM +POOL SIZ,500 J'onnal entry into lU'I• ll•lnl room. Go1mnet k.ltdwn with formal d&n.. Neu new plush tarptt· Int throuabout. P'o "'°" lnformaUon 09 bu'Oln ~ll 96U71'7. O'Oi°ht t • II S llJH IO II Hitt I ~JACOBS REALTY 671-6670 2t 19 Newport llM arMr30tll HOUSES FOi SALE 2 1-.ooM •U893Geode, Fount. Vly. M&-8811 $(6,750 Sat/SUD 1-5 1S164 Church St. (ESide)CM 842-6388 ~2 950 Sun 12-4 5261 Thorn, lrV!iie 561-2000 $72,900 g Sunridge (Deerfield) Irv. M1·2000 $69,950 J II Ir GUIST NOMI 20210 Deervale, Hunt. Bch. 846-3336 $118,000 Sun 12·5 Z 11· Ir FAM IM _. D&I 2816 Cliff Drive, N.B. 213/876-5454 $167,500 S/Sl2·6 42362ndSt (NwptShores)N.B. 548-1290 $73,900 Sun 1:30-4 :30 4942 Raintree Ln. Irvin& 752·7575 Sat/San 1·5 #23 Flores Dr (RchoSanJoaq)lrv. 640-4699 Sunday 2·5 444 Cabrillo, Corona del Mar 640-7000 $167 ,500 Daily l ·5 9 Palos (Rancho San Joaq) Irv. 640.5560 $85.000 Sun. 1·5 3822 Hendrix (Culverdale) Irv. Ml-2000 $61 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 . •#25 Mandrake. Un . Pk. Irv. 833-3380 $72,100 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 19 Rue Fontaine, (Big Cyn) NB 631·1400 $209,000 SIS 1·5 1066 Tulare, Mesa Woods. CM ug.8655 $96.950 S.t/Sunl.S m>-C South Kain Santa Ana 644· 7211 S48:ii> Sun. 1 ·5 658 Bolsana, Laguna Beach • 646-7711 sat/Son 1·5 l llDIOOM 1201 Berkshire Lo (Weatclf)NB 673-9060 $126,500 Sun. 1·5 • $216 Santa Ana Ave. Nwpt fflbts, NB 645-0221 $86,500 Sun 11·4 ·. & E . 19th St. (Elide) CM 642-9449 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 1836 Port Barmouth Pl. N.B. 644-5928 Sat&Sun 1-5 2275 Golden Cir. (Back Bay) NB 645-3737 $72,950 Sat/SUD 12·6 81 Chateau Way. t.guna Bcb. 494-8086 $92,500 Sunl..f:30 Sil Sierra Bravo. T-Roc~Irv. 640-5357 $82,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 8'1 Sea view St. JAgana Beach e.M015 S97.950 Sat/Son 1·5 651 Vista Bonita CBtuffl) NB 642·8235 sat/Sun 1·5 4459 W. Coast Hwy, Nwpt. Beh 546--0tl $105,500 SIS 1·5 19688 Markham st., Fomttaln Vly 752.1920 •1 ,900 • SUn 1·5 2158 State Avenue.~ I( .. 6"-4910 Sd.500 Sat/SUD 1·5 a> Cancha <TIJ.e Bl"1I > N.B. &U-(910 ... 500 S/$1·5:00 tl9 Dogwood, CCJSta Mesa ' 54&-~13 $49,500 • Sun 1·5 •345 Univenlty,B.f, Itek Bay.OM 67MOOO 962,500 Sat/SUn 1·5 *5'782 MiddJecoff, H.B. 962·7788 182,900 Suri l·S 132Vla Trieste, Lldoll, NB 6'2-5200 Sl49~5()0 ~~ l ·S s.sseward Rd (ur Heidi> 644-7211 $108.100 Sat/San 1·5 **3113 Finley A~K.B. 875-1111 $180.000 .• SUn1·5 .. TeakwooctSLSaiaAU s..mr --.. aUday •DCaWSt(Nettp1t$al9)NB ... .... Saal·5 ••UT..,_.. Pl...Odll 173-llll $125,GOOhe SUD1~:30 •at Aim Dr.,LICBeach 4N t5ll S81,500 Saa. 1 .... 1 DeefwoOd West (Deerf)d) JrT. '153-1414 '19,500 San.1·5 3 SnowbelTJ, lrvtne . 5.11·2000 $89,SOO I Sau 1..S 18"121.Pueo Picaaso, Irvine ~ 15 5$1-2000 $79~ ~· • 11191. Norwood '.l'err&ee,· Imo. 551... tJ.(1,M liltt 1·5 4 Bdrms. down, large family room & d4'1 up. 45 Ft. lot $195,000 • LAWSON REALTY CO. ••'7MMJ• ., nns. Pool size lot. c• s.o.ttn . ' ·DIRECTORY ...... =::L • ......., .. ,. ............ C .. ''"'' n,M ......... ...,....._ _, ............ ., .. ,.,, , ...... ...,..MILTNOTWIMfAIL,..,_ ........................... _.._ ..... _ ...... _ ....................... ... ...... l II & .. UIST HOMI 2207 Port Harwick, N.B. 640.0613 Sat/Sun 12·4 l ~Ir FAM IM.,. D .. 4061 Glenwood St. Irv . 551-4519 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 13851 Bren an Way. Tustin 548-3350 Sat/Sun 1...s S342 Blinn (Turtlerock > Irv. 752· 7867 $88,500 Sun 1 ·5 1827 Port Chrles Pl CHVH) NB 640-1139 Sat/Sun 1·5 S596 Oakley Terr. <T· Rock) Irv. 833·2229 Noon lo ? 1 Peppergrass <Deerfield) Irvine ~9-0113 $75,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •1400LincolnLn. (BackBay)NB . 548-2748 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1915Bery1 Lo (Harbor Inds) N.JJ. "6-1509 $92,500 Sat/Sb.n 1·5 381 Vista Baya, Nwpt Beach 642-5957 $106,500 SIS 11·5 509 DeA.Jl%a, Corona del Mar 675-G2 $139,5oo Daily 1·5 4607 Wayne Rd. (Cameo mds > CdM 67~10 $127,SQO Sun.1:5 ~Oak St .• Costa Mesa 646-ms $.53 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •.SOrriu&ton Av, CamSbrs, NB . 615:8800 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 20802 Mission Ln, PacSands, JlB 96S-H56 $61.500 Sun 1 ·5 18721 Pueo Picuso (T. Rock> Irv ~1-IOOO $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4511 Camden , Cameo$hrs., CdM 6'0-sas7 $235,000 S IS 12-6 1851 Port Tiff in (llVH) NB 673-8550 $110.000 $at/Sun l·S 1930 Port Bishop <HVH > NB 673-8550 $120,000 Sun 1·5 2.811 Bayabore Dr. (Baysbn) NB 64.2-823.S $175,900 SAt/Sun l·S 14562 Peppertree CPeppertree) ~ 6"-GOO S74.500 Sat/Sun 1:5 1463lSweetan, Irvine 673-8550 $68,500 Sun 1·5 •401 King1 Pl. (Nwpt lfats) NB 6'5-4518 . Sat/SUD l ·S l8M2 Sactnaw, Intne 558 '556 Sat/Qin 12·5 23'19 Nortll Av (off Santa la ·~o CM 548-'71'29 159150 Silt/Sun l·S MOSCatamarsi GMl)CdM 8'().2l09 1131500 Sat/SUn 1·5 •aa2Shlpway L:ceaycreat> NB 67MOOO $137.500 Sat!Sun l ·S 209Welletley (CollPk)CM 751·181.S 167.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 1633 Mlnorea. Costa M•a · 56.1720 $68,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 10151 Crallet, Huntington Bcb 9a.'1'788 •1.soo &utl·S 81 Ro,al St.George (Big Cyn) N! ....,-$25~ 8101.S ~Labrador. Mesa 54&-ina ..,. '.&ml..S *4'101 BamPdeo. cam Sbn. COi • trMOOD $1'1'9SOO Satl9PD1~ 21 A~Cia Tree Lil l'Unlv Pie) Irv. · ...,,,, •.soo SQ 11.S •3088 entry Club Dt(Jlaa V.)CM ~-2373 $111,000 Sua, t.$ 25arLeldlbP1: rodPrk)C.M. '41-1414 183.900 Sat/St.Ul u.s 205 A.mllent (Collele Pk) CM s.9-.. 118.IOO Sat/San 1·5 1mGlll•, Mesa ve/ft, c.11: stl--:f//18.Jlt» l • San.1·5 1711~-0lita~a 5e-lll1 .... s.t/a. l.S '\ 9191 Willhelm Cr. H\D'\t. Bch 963·3152 $61,500 Sun 1-5 2115 N. Baker, Santa Ana 545·9491 $69,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 6348 Sierra Elena, Irvine 545-9491 $94,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1400Lincoln Lane, N.B. 545·9491 Sat/Sun 1-5 3762 Provincetown, The Colony, Irv 752·1700' Sun 12·4 129 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa 546-2313 ~7 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5· l8782Saglnaw, T·Rock, Irvine 752-1700 Sat 12·5/Sun 1·4 2472 Fairway, Costa Mesa 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 'l'lJ11 Anniversary Ln,'N.B . 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 1246 Conway, Costa Mesa · 549-3139 ~9.900 Sat/Sun 1-6 19191Norwood (T.Rock) Irv. m-2000 $1(1,900 Sun 1.s 9'4 Jasmine Cir., Oosta Mesa (213).j25.9591 '82,950 Sunl-5 2312Redlands (UpperBay)NB 642·8235 SuD. l ·S 4981 Paaeo de Vega CT.Rock) Irv. · 6f2.823S Slm. 1·5 337 Cherry LTree Ln: B/Bay, NB- 642-5200 $127.500 Sun. l·S 17351 Avalon, Hunt. Beach 842·4466 $86,900 . SUn.1-5 17171 Roundbill, Hunt'g Harbojlr 646·3255 Sun 1·5 4 •mROOM 362Vilta Mader,a<1be Bluffs)NB 644-UCO Sat/SUnll-5 2934 Java Rd. (Mesa Verde) Cll 675-7Q60 $110,000 Silt/Sun l.S • •3' Bal Coves <Bal Coves>NB 673-3683 ,$17',500 Sun. l..C 13612 Fairmont Wy. N. Tust1n 752·1920 $83,000 1 Sat/Sunt·5 9142 Browning. HunL Beach 968-3289 ~z.•oo Sat/Sun ••701 Bayalde,~wptBch 6'75-6900 Sat/Sun 12-S 25302 Adelanto Dr, LagNl"el 644-7211 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 325 llOl'Dlnl ~ (CamSbn> CdM -~.J...e~.NB ~1.s 6Q.l850 '78. SUnl·S ,325CameoSho""lld,CclM . 675-5728 '188,&00 ' Sun1·5 411&•A1it1MwD .. * •204 Via Lido Nd.Udo U.NB 675-0123 S2'70,000fee Sun 1·5 3338 Nevada CMeaa V. No) CY 541-7853 $'11.500 Sat/5'an 11·5 153SRe1atta. Laauna Bch. 8 s•" .. 1 49t-8519 $179.SOO I ......,. r •1520 Wanrtck LD (Wc11ff) NB -• aoo aaaooo San.1..s 3aS. WoodlaD4 Pl., c.11. c • ._._ .. ., _..., *2'1001llJulGD111111 Dr. &1C . ...... S...cdJlol 25152~-~llWISat/Smll .. •W02&m.ntl&:as. ~ -...a '117.(!00 SliaL l.S l~SaaPablo. CoU 11 .. 54Hla. $iooo ~ 1.s 1032:&Sbanlri , R:B. ••1 ~Sat/Sunl-1 l.q.$ ~.artc Ave~ 8th. dt-~ $1 SIS 12-5 1-&.a La AT (Gftl Ylt) 'l'V .......... ri&il/a.,t.a J CAl£flH UVll lined 4lrivt lo impra.>ive Sunken livioc rm w/Cplc. 1900 on one floor. Patio doors from bedroom and llvinf rm to p vacy o rteoled pool and maintenance free back yard. 4 Bedrm.s, 2 baths. and a step saver kitchen. Assumablo loan! Call qwck to see all this for WMler a>.ooo. ' FUil lMtli Ideally loeated 3 bedroom. 2~ baths. 2 yn new. Senauoua deep carpet thruout. Open living rm and formal din r m, 2 car gar ls a hobbyists· dream. COmmWlily pool, ·sauna & jacuzzi. A gorgeous, no-maintenance Townhome. To see in a hurry. call us! GREAT LOAN WUMPTION Only $416, pays all each month but utlUtie$ when you assume this FHA loan. Sparkling 3 bedroom, 2 baths with brick. paneling, and plu s h earth tone ·carpets. Multi·cabinet gou r · met kitchen with step saving door to garage. Highly desirable area. Call soon. ... Rabl!rts Rl!alty llUl la4* llrtL. lh&allllpll lllCll 19 Almona Tree Ln, Irvine ~2·0620 $79,800 Sat/Sun 10-S • 17661 San Rafael. Ftn. Vly. 968-9993 $92,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 #43Cambria (Spyglass) NB 640-1751/640-8277 Sat/Sun l5762Maidstone (sbwRn> Wsmst 968-4456 . $89.900 Sun 12·5 • •260'l W. Oceanfront. NB 675·8800 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 9381 Candlewood, Deane Grdns, HB 968-4456 Sun 1·5 8221 MaryCirc. PacSands, H.B. 968-4456 $68,900 Sun 1 ·S • 17621 Bard. Culverdale. Irv. 833·3380 $81 .500 Sat/Sun l ·S •2600 Lighthouse La. CHVlf) 640·535'7 $163,750 Sun. l·S •19492Sierra Lago. T·Rock. Irv 64C).SJS7 $94,000 Sat/Sun 12·6 20831 Woodlea La. HWlt. Beach 968·0584 $77,500 Sat/Sun l·S 21112 Amberwick La. Hunt. Beach 963·8377 $79.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2817 Ellesmere CMesa Verde) CM 546,()518 $87,500 Sal/Sun 12·5 6752 Crista Palma. Huntington Bch 847-6010 $84,950 Sat /Sun 12·6 •6751 Crista Palma. H.B. 847·6010 $99.500 Sat{Sun 12·6 12 Cherry Hills (Big Canyon) NB 644·6200 $365.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 53 Cambria (Spyglass> CdM 644·6200 Sat/Sun l·S •5542Soutball Ter. <T·Rock)lrv. 752·1414 $160,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • *'97 Linda U {Linda ll)NB 642·8235 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1506 Antigua (DoverShrs) NB 642·8235 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 21322 Pinet.ree. HWlt. Beach 546-4141 $74,500 Sun. l ·S 24991 Costeau, Laguna Hill.$ 581-8638 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3001 Country Clubl>r. (MV>. CM 540-1720 $149.SOO Sai/Sun l·S • 1 Hampshire Crt, Dov Shrs,NB 675-6000 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S 1221 Starboard, Broadmoor, CdM 675-6000 $164,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2848 Velasco, Costa Mesa . 546·2313 $74,500 Sun.1·5 2500 Wavecrest <Broadmr) CdM 675·6000 $149,,500 Sal/Sun l ·S 2000 Windward, Baycrest, NB 675-6000 $143.SOO Sat/Sun l·S 2715Wavecrest (Broadmr)CdM 675-6000 1152,500 Sat/Sun 1 s • •22 Linda Il Dr(Unda U )NB 675-6161 $32$,000 Sun l ·S 1M3 P arkhill Dr. Coeta Meu 962·4454 $79,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • ••219 Via UdoSd<Lldo lt)NB 644· 1766 Sun. U·S 241 La J olla. Newport Bch. 540-1151 suo,ooo Sat /Sun 1·5 ·~u Dr,M~av .• c.M. 548-ztn. 1119.500 Dally 1·5 17541 San Roque, Hunt. Beach 898-2638 Sat /Sun 12·5 9551 Yellowstone~ Hw\t. Bcb. MZ-4975 '83 . Sat /Sun 10.5 259 Brentwood Ctside) CM 642·6368 Sat/Sun 1·5 1622 Pegasus. Santa Ana Hgts 642·6368 Sat/Sun 1·5 ?.281 Chanel Rd .• Nwpt Bch 6'73·2058 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 12 Rue Verte (BigCyn) N.B. 644· 1766 $244,000 Sun l ·S 1&19 PortCha ..tes OM{ms) NB 640-44!n SUD. U·5 •#8Cypress Pt. Bi.g Cyn, NB 646-7111 Sat/Sun l-6 ' 2515 Bamboo (Eaitbldf l NB &G.-S Sun.1·S •31 Point Loma (Spygts) CcDI • 8"..aGO Sun. l ·S smSierra Can (T.Roct) Irv. aa.9213 SM,000 SU.n l ·S • 1251 Santiago (Westclf) NB 6'2-8235 $137.000 Sun. l·S i\J.IM2&almon Ut. Hunt. Deb. IGJSSO 163.500 Sun t.S 3l'lJ Blacklborn (Col. Pk > Irv. ..... ...... &Dn l.S "P«Jple Serving P«Jp/11" llAUTll'UI. R.UffS Imagine the luxuriousness of a home and the easy living of a condominium on a gorgeouli wide greenbelt close lo the pool. Beautiful "Z" Plan with dramatic two-story e.ntry, 4 large bedrooms. formal dining room, huge kiJ.cben and family room, Brunswick pooltable and one year warranty in· eluded. A Valley ReaJty exclusive of. fered at Sll0.000. IEDUCID $ l 1.000. Fabulous Newport Heights location close to all schools and shopping. Only ball block t-0 Cliff Dr. Almost 14 acre, 75 fl lot. New copper plumbing, 4 ca.r garage. room for boat or camper. Now only Sll0,000. HURRY! 640-9900 /Yk~&lals~ va11ey Realty SALES~lATE MARYJANECROMLlNG OPIM MOUSIS l..S PM 4 BEDROOMS, 2 Ba, F.R. Pool $81,950 2191.Z Seacrest Lane, Hntg. lkh. 3 BEDROOMS. 1 ~Bath, $61 .900 11'3Sl Apel Lane, Huntington Boaeb 3 BEDRMS, 2 Ba. Fa Rm $89,500 10191 Bunting. Fount ain Valley 4 BEDRMS,2~ Ba, New $87,990 206 7th Street. HlJ1lt.ingt0n Beach OPPCMTUMITY CAam MIGHT Come aa you are and get the details on your future in the lucrative real estate profession. Speak directly with our Fountain Valley Manager. Available Tues. and Thurs. evening 6 to9 p.m . or call for appt. Pl.AM TODAY Foa YOUlt TOMOUOW --~- 18055 Magnolia St., FOWttain Valley 963-8311 "'" ..... --..... ~-DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS -., ClllNll.fNl, ,a..a1to . .-1 One Clll Ser1'ICI T._ l Wllh • ~ltd --•u ,_ O..it4 Apptooll DIRECTORY 3281 lndiana Ave <Mesa V. > C.M. 546-3457 $169,900 Sun. 1·5 1103 Tulare. Mesa Woods. CM 549..SSS.S $96,500 Sun. 1·~ 17591 Wayne, Irvine 551·2000 $81 ,500 Sun 1·5 5 llDROOM • •112 Via Lido Nrd. Lido II 631·1800 $298,500 Sat/S\J.n 1·5 • •#3Linda 1l Dr, Lindall 631·1800 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •#95 Linda II Dr, Lindall 631-1800 $297,500 Sun 1·5 •31745 Aquacate, San Juan Capo 831·9411 $245,000 Sun 2·5 S II & FAM IM or DIM 1522 Pegasus, E.Side, C.M. 646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5 8752 Dolphin. Hunt. Beach MS-2323 $99,750 Sat /Sun 1·5 17636 Walnut, Fountain VJy 848-2323 $74,950 ~. 1·5 2133 Mlramar (Bal P enln.) NB 675·4600 $1&-t.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 448 De Sola Terr(<'«ona IDnds)CdM 613-8.550 $199,SOO Sun 1 ·S ••S2SVia LldoSd<Udoll>NB 642-8235 $.549,500 SIS l ·S •1779 HummingblrdDr. CMV>CM 549·0263 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •17 Royal St.George (Big Cyn )NB 640-6161 $365,000 SIS 1·5 2200 Lake Pk 'La (cOr 23rd) NB 64.2-5200 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1532 Pegasus, Santa Ana Hgts 530-5500 $77,500 Sat/Sun • •59 Linda II (Linda JUNB 640-6SOO S.'U.S.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20141 Kline. S.A. ffetghts 646-7711 Sat/Sun l ·S 212 Evening Canyon Rd. CdM 673·7787 $239,000 Sun 1·5 • •49 Llnda Isle. NB 642·823S $5.50.000 Sun. l ·S • •2500 Bay~horc Dr. CBshrs)NB 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 6 II • PAM IM w DIN 1.226 Polaris, Dover Sh.rs. NB 648·3255 $379,900 SIS 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 2n48 Tustin Ave .• CM 642· 7860 $62,500 J lmlOOM Sun.1·4 • 214.5 Vtata E ntrada. Orig. Bluffs 631-1800 SU7,500/Lsc0p S IS 1·5 2612 Vista del Oro, Bluffs 631·1800 $73,500 Sun l·5 33892 Blue Lantern, Dana Pt. 493-8812 S87,600 .sun 1·4 Sun l ·S l IEDIOOM 306 Alta Lune. E·Side, C.M. 646-7711 Sat/Sun i.5 .. llMOOM 18288 Brookhurst, Fount Vly 963-9895 $49,000 Sun. 1·5 4 IR & •AM l.M w DIN 18088 Yosemite, Fount. Vly. 842-2535 $61.490 Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME l 11 & IACHB.Olt 2011 Kings Rd. Nwpt Bch. 646-3255 $196,000 Sat/Sun l·S l 11 & l • ill Poppy, Corona del Mar 673-2278 $23S.OOO Sun. l ·S UNIT FOR SALE J lmlOOM .. 711 Lido Park Dr .. Apt.G·2 631·1800 $125 ,000 Sun l ·S DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 .... '. ••3603 Finley Av, N.8 . 675-5511 $160,000 111&2• 607-607~ Larkspur, CdM Sun l ·S. 673-4400 $144,500 Sun.1·5 J & FAM •M • DIN & l • 4405 Channel. Nwpt Beach 631·1400 $159.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 II & I. 425~1Ar Narcissus, CdM 644·7383 $147.000 Sat/Sun l·S TRIPLEX FOR SALE 2'1••2•&211 188 E . 22nd, CMta Mesa 646-7711 Sat/Sun 12·5 HOUSES FOR LEASE J II & FA.M IM • D .. ~ lrvlne Ave .. C.M. 752·7315 unfurn t650 J IWOM Sun 1·5 #2 Rue Font 'bleau, BlcCyn, NB 615-6000 Lease Sl.250/mo S/81·5 .J D & FAM IM w D .. • •900 E. Balboaf N. B. 613-5410 yrly se Sat/Sun ••1030 West Bay, N.B. 631·1'00 $13$0/Mo SIS 1·5 1706 Port Margate <HVH> N.B. 6'75·6000 $575/mo. Sun. 1·5 COMDOMIMIUMS FOR LEASE , lmeooM • , a.a V1lta Hoear <Bl.tfs) NB 644·113S .. Furn. SUn 1·5 300Enero (The Btuffa) N.B. &M-1133 $175 mo. 4 l..ooM Sun.1-5 28S6 Vista del Oro (Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $500 mo. ~ Sun. l ·S HUNTINGTON HARBOUR PriCed llfht f• Retirement Easy ul)kM'p, front and back (>tKlo for outdoor 1nJoy111eot. Spaclou11 .. approll 2000 1q.ft.' O~n feellnae family kitchen wrs parate t'ffi· dent dlnln1 11«a. Comf)' llv rm. a 111~ bedrm•. Sep. 1ar111H with tfoc osx•nera One block t l.enl\IAI, club 1aod wiah•r. 4'1lll" *All.A';\ CJtitH . Pt FIXER 3 Br. 2 Ba, short wp.lk to ~ach. needs paint, cpt.s. l!tc. )lake otrer Newport, ..... Re.tty 673·2M8 ra1v A Tl LAKE HACH New, vacan't. 4 bt'droom, 3 buth LAKE FOREST. $95,000. ltl'"c Down . OWNR/BKR. ~ IAYVllW Nfy $124,500 Here's 4anotht'r LWik d · dualve thiat can't be matched. A truly fine home and locat ion . Spacious 3 bedrm, Cape Cod 2 lilory. Oen or 4lb bedroom. Game room. spac 1e11irrate d1nin1t rm., wet bar, parklike ya.rd, pool. 615·3411 : r (I ' \' l OPIHHOUH lattJ cit .... F.V. Sat/S..ll ... , Harbor Hacienda Fountain Valley, neat at clean 2 bedrm, one and o half yrs new. Tennla ~urts, pool & Jacuzzi facillttei> Many up· anded feature11. $46,750 a~ V.A.IUYERS Two3 BR. 2 Ba homes. $45,900. " $43,900. No Money Down! 5464640 (!§~ BIG-BIG·BIG DADDY!! Located In Meta del Mar ls a super &pedal home. ZlOO Sq.ft. of family llv· Ing. • Bedroom + guest or in·law residence (UD· del' .eparate roof). A 1parkllng awlmmin@ pool ia an added bonus. Owner leaving alate sc call to see now. Slt,250 ~221~ -ANYTIME llAUTIAIL MISAVHDE '"T"Pt.AM Livable, acceolble, functional, 3 bedroom11, 2 baths, many u:lru. Secluded maater suite. Larae tree accented f't'Bt yard. Sh11rp, •hupl Set It now. lk> quick Cull S46 2313. MN 1119• "' ll!N 10111 NO<I' ~THC RfAL ~ E~TAlCRS \iti1 ]1 t ,/\ t I I: 101 BapW. Dr. NB WatMtront, • br 4 ba, ~6 allp. Open 8.ttS-.n 1J"4.-POOLSIDE Condo, Q . nyon cr .. l, J bR, FR aundock, plttnl y oi •toraae.199,500. O.'t drop tile~ Get a Job wD • -Dally 'f>ilot Claulf1ed At. flholM "2·5618. Relocating? TARBELL CAN HELP YOU locate your new home and sell your ptMent home at a good profit! We're a member of RELO. Inter.City Retoca· tlon Service. a nattonaJ network ot ,. .. altora ex_perlencod In handling family relocation problems. Whether moving across town ... or ecmsa country. calf the friendly folk• at Tarbet!. Aher alj, we've been FINDIN' HOMES FOR FOLKS SINCE THE WEST WAS WON! . Mne Verde Dtlh)lltf ' Handsome lamny home In t.•cellenf area ol Costa ~Ml Contemporaty tlyling, covered l enelOMd pello oame room! Specloua Inside '"luring • 3 bedroom. 1:V. bath floor plan Separate family room tor your poOl or pong • tables. Private matter suite with Mperate bath and dr8$$1ng area Oln1ng quarters 1n the family kitchen O.lu11e built-ens, wood cabinets. he11ty • hreplate. $68,000. Call 540-t720. PNtty ~onter Lot! Beeutlful Mesa Verde home on 11'1• Pf•ttlest corner 1n town. Neatly manicured yards, even a • .gwtge dOOf opener for your convenience. NtarlY new carpet• and drapes In rich tonet ~ te11luret. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths + oraclou• !amity room perfect for those teen part1n. E11· tra garden room for your plants or pe1nter's studio for the artist In the lamely! $64,900. Call ; 54()-1720. I 41e•oot11Gl..t It your !amity complam1ng ot growing pains? Then talle a look at this veru111a tamlly home j Converttbla .dell 01 s.ewtng roo.m (or Alh bedroom~ separate tamely room •deal lor your game tables. Totally modern kitchen with the f l>elt In llltchen buttHns. Ghstenmg hardwood floors. handaome stone fireplace to cuddle by A heck ol a home value, $55,950 Calt 540.1720 Super Irvine erea on a Quiet . • . pnvate atreel , wlth alt the privacy you'll need. Lots of rtch wood paneling tnruout, carpets & drapea In f warm tonff and texture.. 3 ti.drooms. 1¥• b9ths. Candlellght dining ar ... wood ecc:ented • ranch kitchen. Pnvete master retreet with II'• own bath and dressing a1ea P1t10 for BBOs. even a comm swim pool end a lull llne ol rec: facllill" lor you1 enjoyment! Call S40-H20 4 hecllffveRetrMtl • • ~ ~ Gorgeous Smoketree townhome on Irvine. ' Comm. pool, clubhouu ell within walking dis· "~ tance Convenient to lreeway access . Handsome atone patio 4 bedrooms. 2111 beths. Family wea & kitchen combo, rad11nt hreptace dances ahadows off the 111/ing rootn walla. ' Walnut wood cabinets. bullHn ~shel.,.. 1 Lush gr~een carpets, te11tured dra~rlea. A 1 gorgeous no naasle 111111 1 S68,900 Cell ~ $40-1720 , ., ii ... $41,000 -h9Cll Caff991! · J. Charming beach home within walking dlttance 'I to the oceenl Ideal for ttarter home or getaway • from 1t all during ttwt summer monthal Cozy In· : llde. convertible floor plan. Dining area. coun· " try kitchen with real wood cabinets. Old ~ fashioned herdwood llooral Call today 4 54().f720 • ' lr¥lneWllow1! Easy livin' townhome In great areal Ou1et ... • private COS street, friendly neighborhood. CIOM to e1u;ellent achool1, new park being 1 built nearby! 3 bedrooms. 1~ baths. Alh wood cabinet• In the dining kltoh..,. Log .. lzed fireplace In the entertainer'• living room. Private matter aulte with ~th. Plenty of room tor poolt OalJ today. $62,500. 540-1720 letlClll'r..tC...SO! The moat luxurloue townhome you've ever aeenl 23 caret gold pletecs fllllurH, top of the1 line appllanc.s and built-Ina. Lush car~ta to alnk your feel Into. Mirrored wardrobH,f eeram10 tiled entry. Even a burglar alarm• ayatem. 3 bedrooms, 2V4 baths. Formal dining• room, White brick fireplace to anuggle up to. i 88' front ne11t to pool, jacuzzi and aandy 1 ti.achl 1299.900. Cali 540-1720 f Executive ho me 1n Me1a Verde area. Professionally 1and1caped end clecoreted l)ome with the bett queflly. Cuttom bulll cabinet& and ahelvH In the den. walk behind wet bar, r1111d hearth 1pani1h flreplece In the famlly room. Dining aree + format quarter• lor enter· talnlng. 4 bedrooma. 2\.'t bath• COlered patio or game er11 A heck 01 111 hOrM buy, $149,500. &40-1720 SJt,100-Yow ht..._ Handlome 3 bedroom towr111u111e with • btand ~In' n.., BBO on the wooct ~ petto. '0tm1t dining room tervtd by a tot1ll lnodtfn kftef*t with TlmHavll'G ecotMOftt & htlndV wont •r••• '°' mom. l.UllUl'Y llYI l'OOfn. ewpett, dral>ft Ill COior ooordlnattd. bedroomt. t ~ b1th1 ld4tll for the new f1ml COtnin. Oool and wood oeoqd petlo. What deal. s.t0-1120. • 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa •I DAil. Y "1LOT "-'",.,. s. ........... w. ........ ,.,. w. ........... s. ....... ,.,. w. ..................................................................................................................... ~.':':!.~ ............... ':':'..~ ....... ~.~~··-·· ~.':':'..~--·· .......... ~~ .... !~.~~ ................... •o•o ,......_ .... .ct. 104 ~ •••••••••••••••••• •.o.• • .,..._ 1ou ...... '°' ........ 10 c..t.w.. •ou ~..... 101• or.. su" •• s •· ,;.. ~...;;;:. ...................... -...... i>iiaM.i> .... .. -··· .. ····--··-·········-· .. ······-· ...... -................ • .... ~IT. w .... ....__ .... ...:....._ BIWAllS a trpJca, plus.h epU. Mk ='~~~~ ~ lOIEIDTUll sao.ooo.---POOL-SNOOKER ~-:=~~~:':r~ ~ltb 31'R, 381 .. t'IDM't.a 11£SA VOii m.lf'f a uolB. UOMSIUU.OBS .. COLON Y HOM& ,, Ba, atrium, acrou rrom 1•lore. '"' err•• tncl rn 1 our ltr ww 111 SlWH2 wtlh ao'dl ' 1ame room, pb-pooi·Juuui f1$, :t8R, 1'-'bll 111eat houM. ru.&. ur ~ ... Wlt.b ...... umable WU SILL .. pcrfl'Ct for rem it¥ fun OWN'55G OUJ ror.:,• .. bt.p•v1C'Wrw>~• NII ,.,.. Ml li1B£T kla. ddl warm and en· tUY ._. • Cit a,rad0\11 nlti'talAio& DMllltl&.D PAO -"' MllR Ult ~ I bedroom I '-lh '•-' Irnailne all the recrea tommullna Orul to Wtr~....., ~ '9ome bu b•aut lrul •BR. well llcpt. CfVU "' llonalnMC!tlt willaM"n' 2..._.._.S• k.lda it.ad priJI 113'0,l)ilO w~~__,. . Ridden z story exLra •use ' bedrm 1andacaplnr. traller en· ~ 1111• MW. Ur1n11 )OU • SPICIAL • H111e "llll•r bedrooin Plan ).. 2100 fq ft. $1$,000. PATG£()RQt; kt:i\LT\' _.........,._.. home. Walt·ln clOl«s, formal d.tnlo1 try an<hlab. and *alfd tM.tYe.,tl.5.kiO MM1U PUlCHASl PRICE tulle, &eparate mother· 4' P lan I UoO •q I\, f1S..~H4~9'Tl'7 ~·~~~1:f,:;~~C: rm, large femlly nn. 3 ba. Now plush sw&r ~U. Square ra.r~. LVI"L IU~. Nt:TWORK lm m1culat,. hom(' 1n 111 law awte.1p11u• ~·~ :·~Pb. 752-«ITS ot COSTA M ISA ca~tinfj Wet bar, beautl!uJ-•, rock too. _,,.,.bly uparaded VA,. ....... BE .. ruOlANT n\O\t1 l11 t•ondtr1un Nt·w mor<' 11mc-n t "'· ,."...., 3bd, 3b:a. alla.N!d pier ·r-rf J .,.,_,. with paoeUna. mirrors " ...,.... • ""'"' l:Y r.;turbltih«i 11u.11Jto lll\d mor\' houH fnr leu CLASSIC •hP IU:>.000 incl land. wa.t.e al " acu:at. Overlooks ruture wallpaper. f'ri~ al on· 4 Oft, 3 B~. rul·dC·HC out 1-;>.t•t!lll•nt 10, aUOb. money? Sff lhl• lbrUllna OPIM HOUSI I ·I c:°"i.. &le. .. • ~ .. t le><• '73·1 ltl FaJrview Regional Park. Owner bu 1,y 1.57,900. for a quick __!!!.OOOM3#77Bkr Ca U today for mvrt1 de· hometod1y!$llO,llOO. ALL ABOARD! \IM1 Hu•t' 4 bt•ilroom p~rches ed new home. ••HOT TO aaJ~. OUTDOOR GOUl.MIT tall• fH2 0011 Tttl.t b9autUul co\umbl• fantly homl' ~t.a~iH f'rt-'''i" llomc• 1n Bm1d MOVE." 11, ·==~. Buhl! wl!am U ncnd U.IGI& LIVAILI Modtl I• C•ll•1• Pa .. f.1-tlllJh bm:I& hr.-11Jare mour, t'.oronn dcl !\hr, WAS .Jl'f,tfr-MOW SI lt.100 _ _ w/bclpoflhluuper WI Superb loc11tlon In So. CAll NOW l'laa bon u p!r adtd t ."l.tcnatv40 up11r~dl n1 Ur. '"• woo<by \'icw '""' .. e o.n I I I I Huntln.ton l\1-11<'11. Ju.l lh ti "'hi ~d chrou4htout. !:;Ht)' 3,000tq R. StEl.000. Pri MAii OfM Pl I II U.a .., .. c. .,.,,.. n P rn r • blocks '"irom the ocean. 752 7315 r11ou ' I rm '"oman • drnm kltt'ht"n only Uy owner fl44·5'1M. OPIM HOUSI DAI. Y l·IPM ..-7J,..lft0 backyard. Xlnl 2 bdrrna. Thl1 z 100 11q fl La • ~": ~!:.rf~~:~ r!,en~ lil$,WO luU 1>rtC\• A•· -----zo·-s----••• ._.. -~OIMllit. MAC" z be bom•'" lop ('Ondl "'·-•• ,. n"•tl-" on H # Ml VA • fl ,.. --~-..,_, tloo. t 'V H I rllalrlct. """"" .. "' .. ~ "" • 1 1 &t rorn1al dlltin¥ St~ •. ~~a1 1!.nci~1< tL~~I OPEHHOUSE ~~ YAIUY• Me-ln40C'968..S3'H. corm1rlot1urrounctedby .A•MCl•te,, ~, .. , lntcr rom to uve ttrtd fHIS7171 Coro.ctW~-4s ---.::::::r---Ukea bcmle in liounuin prldt of uwnerah lp __ t lRVINlO f~.Ftrrplac('lnfamll)' '"-t. u~-Valley oa )'OW' ternu.. homes. <.: ,\l,L 842·93'11 Uni\' Pork rorr •~x,•tcr l"Ol>m. Mir~ dool"& In _. ~ 102 eo.t. Mete I 024 We !mow IU bard Lo flnd. now for your own privltt' D'kll 4bd, 2be. f, m rm , bdrm l'alloe. in front & Oall H...CWoocb ••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• t.abl a Joocl loot at uo~ .showing ol lhis beautJ/ul p ::al 1 o. a c rl u m 8 y r•ar J ('Om m · ponlJ AMD BY OWN.ER. Mn• Verde II AR e o R u 1 o H one. Good condttlon ~ ___ ownr esnt sa,eoo Parka Cl<»etotchools & "·. , A CHOICE 48Ror3+ Dcn.$00,900 SC H OOL . Prime Adu lt occu pird b y_____ -MZOUO. 11boppln1.Are)'O~nlovt' MW O ce••S.W Comerlot.fullblocll wall t:asu1de cul dt ·•at oncin&lo•iser.9683371 GLEN MAR WEST u:t"SM AKt:AOEAL withlr111n.7 Thtn b1sl~ 3 BR 2 Ra. In a walk· r~ncinc. mature trees. borM 3 Spacloua bdrma GLIM MAR RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN tbt• homC' for you• h prh·ate·be•ch N•wl lge sunny Cam·rm. frplc, w/hrdwood tlt'I, trs lam Cathedral celllnca. By 014'1ltr aln&lc i.tory 4 Nu l? Br + dtn 2 Ba, the> truins en by from rtstore<i beaullful o pl~ lots of xtrLt\ Im· rmw/opcnbenmceU • goraeou.scoveredpatlo& br. l'"• ba. 'lnl cond, 1.reul Vu. upcrd:.. ~u. )'O\.lrbedt)ard!Hurry• floors, brand ne m•c.S46-3'l57 frpk,3carsa.rforbun + lands<oap'a. 38r, t••8a many e11tru Corntr lol, dtl>s. fplc. bltns. wctbar. St•.110 kitchen formal dtnin sunny t'ntry katch for $61.SOO. By own. 1111 trlr or boal acrc:.s. Open pool. S83,500 o~ nr 367J ILACICTHORH C1trcfree condo 2Br '?0.1 po<lL S6S 12 S 6 Rwtlond # S ()J'l:;' S \ 1 I:! 31J .\ 00 .ind i.m11ll boJl ~lorage Code Mffe IWfs her Just ll.$led Pluse Willhelm Cr .• HD Open houat Sal Sun 1-5. 1032:? 1~·8239 or 5S2 8975 Onl) $108,700 3 Br. z Ba, well cor~ for call Ast .. 54G-M tlwt1iw90A -.OCll I 040 Sun 1-5 963 3152 Sha111n La Dr 96Z·3241 • Cal ·644-721 1 family bome. t>eauufut -••••••••••••••••••••••• or~ 7007 o... GOLF COURSE SOS ~wwd Rd. rroot shaded covered en· Westside Sta~r llome. Al.I YOU IE.ADY? MOVE U, JUST RB>UC ED Wtth OPES VIEW, B~· • Oil .. Cfrm.2 Ol''Tier.NEW RanchoSan enc losed yd, w/larse 2ba home. $19,900. ~. Cathedral llv rm . frplc, •lory rarkMde eatotc Suberblu SUK & ram. ·• 3Brl3bJ y ..,lJ1nl t; t:alt' Sttl.500 • • SOt D•AHIA :.... ..OPEN l.>AIL V I 00 S 00 PJD."1 '(,fl Iii\! I i y .'. l\C.,'JU[IAi[S ('()•Uf'd patio, 2 car ear. dn. Prln only al &bis fncdyrd.Hurry! llurry! home H~e bonui. room fOf'ml din rm, Jb.t, rov'd Joaqwn. Garden leH·I. R·2Lol.dcveloplnscoun-pnce.631-0393. w1wetbar,(rml d1o r m, patio. fru1l treei. & ~·dowo LR,2Br+deo· ... ~-HAL PINC HIH -• -Ht:ALTOftS ty :irea. Clo$e to pa rtr & --SPIUL STAIRCASE C'flr 11rage. Excelltml earden. Ownr mo\lnll +2ba Lux cpt'g. Ph · ~=-'=--===-t scbl. lnveatmenl loca-IToMyl lest a.,1 S condlllon, F'V HJ dl.stnct. North, miut t.ell lmmt.'d 1_64_0-4899 _______ _ aAMCHalAJ.TY 151·2000 2i:!i E. C:o;u,t It"> b7S 1392 1 do to c M 1 B pulous el egance. 5'16-17S4 ...... _ .. '"l RJt.r 1$1 7700 CAMEO SHORES lion, 155.000, MCOndary n wn wn · · r, Never liHd in Sbr. 2 or_._, · PQN. • • --MUST SEii 1--------financiog ava.ll. (could be 3 Br) Lge OPEHSUM.t·S HOW.-DJOHNSON ll v.rm. w/stone frplc. frp1a,3ba,buge lam rm. NEWLISTIHG! Jmmae. 38r , 2ba . TUHUROCk VERSATILE COSTA MESA 32S Conwo Shor-91 Rd Tile bath. Short walk to cathedral llv rrn. 3-car F o r m e r m o d e I , Tur t I~ r oc k H ome •LtN A beauUful corner lo RI.ALTY aJlshoppine.Xlra l,elot. 1S8 7l50 C.liforn11Cl111lc bome; w /h m lly rm & d in New luicur)r,flttn I I C11~tom11etJ <'rh• m putr 4 Aedronm famlly home Wine .. 11h v.et bar ('Ui.lom h~hlln&, 'i h.1th ond more lflt'al lor fa mt h ro<1m , 11art\ room auei.t c1u.1rtn' nr • To M:'I.' e\C~pt1onJl l'l"tnm land:..: •ping r .i II ~•l .tJ 1:1 .. 1lh ocean vlev.. 497·1744 Just listed & priced for 4 bdrms., lam. r m., 2 rm+atrlum C1tm de· boml' for th tlC~uth~ Mdrms., 31, batha ;EASJ'SJOES B F R quick sale. Don't watt. Sol»rian fl oor i n g , trpl1:$ $'11,960 cor, n~w cpl & paint. who wanta lh finut.Et1· form a 1 d 1n1 n g r m r am m call now! Bkr. 848-1486 microwave oven, elec $&j,500 incls land. Owner Joy this glamoroui. l<k'3 l'rhate ~nclosed yard onlaree lot ~.~. tnc saraae d~ opener 152-7861 lion hi~h In the biltf of your own kty to ex DENNlCK ce Park a Br. den, 2 + many, many t-dru Irvine• 1111we ll end rlusl\e heachti.. Pric REAL ESTATE ba. country kitche n. Tu ller a cc.,1. Sbow1 Y Owner. S & S 4 BR + flnhl dcYtlopmt!t!t. B<· toull Jt Sl~.SOO. ~UI Pnc-e 181,.900. su.«leO h l d f 2', ba + tam.rm + hulf ready for Tt111nkll~&vln .. mu c p r ., o -~-bonus rm. 2S50Sq It. in· ls "" "' Sc:Hlc 'ropet"tMs ya MO DOWN Comer 3 br, 2 ba, hd.-d ownership. ~ < cld A/C 552-6427 evt>• .. in lh beautiful 4 bdrm ' • 675-5726 * 1m nrs. c~ t:.:e~.,.:-At.&IEctate THELANDIMG ... 2ou~.1u. -14•kncisont).S86,500. ~:~'.~[y0~~.~mc SHOHCUFfS ~r:':.1-:U~':r~~ =139 · byMC\AY RESALE 646-4443 • nl\•~rsity Park "The • # 1'10". ... ~. .. . SpeclJcular\iew Sbr + patio,$$4,~. Don't wait ln line, come Ternce" townhomt. suesl apt By o"'ner. 642-6381 Asent OPS.HOUSi HOME B U Y lb la " P lan.,..,_ 1044 Best toe. on 11reenlwlt. red hill.- S2J9.000. No down. 2 SATt.SUHl~S OFTHlMOMTH 400"·•BR , 2 1\BA.••••••••••••••••••••••• Popular Cambrl dae E\enan1Canyon673·mT SAVE $2500 JI07&..Maltfllece S&l.SOO. buya a 1.,_perb •pac10111 home. Im · OPIHHOUSI 1•1 Model 3br,2bu.dln rm.~~~~~~~~~ ~·, J· hOO COLLEGi PARK \•alue. Comparably low maculate a.nd beaulllully breaktut area. laundry T\laT1.ltlOCK lc6oe P..MnM!ka I 007 \'iew Unique 3 tp, 4 br A truly be-auWul home. for lbil pri me locaUon ~at.ed. up1raded In WHY POSTPONE rm. Premium crpts, de· ~··••••••••••••••••••• d~n. I block to ocean. Georseoua r olllnl bills Obi S63900 Bncht " cheery, fresh earthy colon roo1 i.m' HAPPINESS? corator d r p&. brtrl. OPIMSU ... l·I l "YF•OHT Tradeor•ell768-tS87 hotn e, l ocal e d in Y • · fai.D' beauUfulpar.,uet lot. p roru11on 1lly pat.lo6,llnl'iidbl11ut111t" S792S6erreC ... "" _____ _..,, buut1ful Santa An a lobbe S.Add ~ ' landscaped and larae A pnvale aide 1ardl'tH'll· r•rin. ODI)'. ~112,SOO 4 Bdrm•, (i.m1ly rru :? ,Br 2 Ra Condo. llomt>s on Jrg lot . Het-s. overlooking Santa Un1t~Brollere648-74 t4 l oor l n1. So. H.B. rovered palio llUR RV! lr)'ID a coveredporchof· liH15Sl-61i2 dlnlna rm ' 21., bath~ ~r.1noram1l' \II'" ,.ul) $235.000 115 Poppy. Ana Count r y Club --CoUect,714/~ fera a pleaainll. protect · --- J).11k11u: :.t•1·uril\ tlltl11 O" ner 8 111 ldn "111 Southern C<>lorual 211Y 5 MATCHLISS ~n1ranc·e to this ul OPE.M HOUSE 1.5 utnum Lot.11 or upitrado :-, 1 .. \\ I' o It. 1 11 ,\ 'I f1nanlc. U.J 2278 Br. separate Fam R.;,, Deao ,olftt I 026 ... Prkt> & value. J ust re· m 1ve 2 bdrm home lXPlCT TO II ~i.ir~:~ 1 ~~1~,~~ :c~~: . ~OWl-.H~ I 024 Formal Din Rm, 3 Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• duced to 1ell. $66, ' i Pf! I for amall fam1ly A lrom park & pool Great • J~O~~~~!\~ ~~~~ : ....................... ~~~\~ak$:7~ ~:~~~ ~n 1~!i:· o~x~::~·~~ ~r~c\~~r:.e 1•r:;:rled ~ f;~~~ u~::!;~~~sf1~~~~ When ~!~,~~to thl11 \lcwol hllli' S9UOO SU5,000 O" n.·r C:/13 ) • methlng 01rrerent In alk>wance this weekend. P\nest area In Palisades. tile 3 bdrm. Lovely REAL TY INC. g'lus doort to p:itio Up. beautiful, professlonolly 4 lldrmli '2 hoths, (amll.u ~4293 Colll'ctt' Park, ~hingled 4 u:R PegHus Open this f 79 900 J oa n All yards with tiff green _714/146·1371 gr aded c a rpelinr. & landscaped Plan 2 In rm .. cleon&iury. 1-;xcep Br2 Ha, new palnt & new wknd · ~ · ' · lawns as boat or lrlr. ac· -custom drapea thruout. Turtle R~k. This slngle d 7UNITS ~.000 floors By Ownttr. REDCARPETRLTV cea1. Collect, 1 14 / TnesTr•tffl' OnJysccpsto community stor y home offt!ra 3 tlonally larae ri•r Ue11ch Cotl1il(t' S64.500 S67.500_. 1_:1t 1_s1s ~ ......... ....,. DANDY OCEAN VU 968-4456 Fran Ftna. 2 sto'"", •Piral park & pool. A joy to bdr-s •~ 2 baths. Atrium. Atriu?_!· TustcCul Y dt• RedlK-.d • 6 fir J ba. nr _.,, _,., ftl "'LEX 1,_1 Id 1 • 1 1 .. ~ "' corallt'U. /\n > VA loan . No CHARISMA for owner occupancy. ..._ & t.c09W tam rm, 11u/elec indry $61.tOO front &c re•r. WC't bar in ... ...)Jll~i:j13H~t~ St~,~llOf m!W lonn <'Oil. Sale by lkaut lful olde r 3 Bt lt-&.500. A UNIQUE PROPERTY rm, ldeaJ for schl aae ex· 3122 HIHDRIX I a m 11 y rm . Dr I ck J Bdrnu • 2 ba ltu atrium Bright hoppy colora. Xlnt landacaplng Wiii consider lease al S495 month. 582,500 ov."'"•r . vt-rv pm ale . 4 home In fine Eaatalde POrNT REALTY ec fam, 17MI San Roque. ltreplace /\must l-01ec! • 1 49' ~ Beautiful, bl" 3 bedroom, f SI t t rlt , 2 Ba .• cath~'dral ceU -location. ThJ.s tum of the • 10. o • er • ca. o $79,900 2 bath, facn nn, fplc, va· ...... ~ s t/Su CorCMtOdefMor 10 2.2 Ina, f11~pt.ce. atrium. ccncury lwauty i.s on a V.A.Appralsedtll,500 cant. N ew c arpels ' c..owa ........ open " n 117.21 Pete0Plc a110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•rac > ard l71,500 102 x llS lot and ma)' M Ownera PnC'e$79,llOO frailty pa.lnted. l Bedrm l2·S. Bkr. 891!·~---I TURN KE y ~ 71'163 3J3ll N,•vada appealing to contractors Huge Occ:in vu lot. Ex· unit now rented, 1 balh.1---------1 aliO. Pneed al M .900. pandable 2 Br. 1..., ba. $180 a month. J Car PEttFECT E \STSIOt; :? Br 1 Ba. 3 Call 99'7-9300 or Evea. 41e kitchen. stone frplc, enclosed i u ai:e. Near WHY NOT? DA YID D. CA•lSOM lllALTOll 133.9193 Onlv 6lf'P8 tu C.1rnJ1ton car i:ar. R2 IOl. 564.SOO. ~ C7lA> hdwood rt P I 1 des lhln RANCH llALTY '"P3r"t1tl>\nr~mm~ . .':1~~·t~tr1e ~n~9!~ or s•<i-9u l. VILLA ASSOC. !!'u of 1 tr~e ~,me:. &l ~1 ui ~. g. ~.ooo. Bkr ~h~~ ~.;~~~I~ b~;~~ • ___ 5_5_1_·2_0_0_0_ .... : n·n · ' '"" '" " Brok"rRe»ltors •••r na oan Aitl. Jl .. h ,.-St1 H :1111t + ,,, • ., :111.1 "' -416-5660 exce ent sta ... ~r omc 3 IR + FAMILY LEASE OM' TurtlertX'k President 30r quallh· home w /pool. StOP,000 h111Dl' f-'urm.il 111111ni:. • ,._K ,LACE • Separate 3 bedrm 2 balh TUllnt ROCK UHCH REALTY Prinonly.641 4157. -------1044 !o'.tm rm \\'rt l>ur, l1t1' Mesa Verde BIG OLE TIEES •Toro 1032 Be ea 2B home with !pie. Double 'I J ., .. r s· u 1 t t• •· u n Ch I •t v nh •••••••••• ••••••••••••• aut 'w A roe nr det.ached 1ara1e with al-Sll,000 o " "' arm n" .. •sa • L d f h 1 ........ _ "'Abool & park •........ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• " "' "' oa a o c arm . ••LAKE r OREST •• &:AIYUI• ""' leyenlrlnce IL<C\'a look! Immaculate Plan l -bt!hl'vablutor.ai.:r ra.m11y horne with ulra Hardwood floor•. ~lel Brand new lake rronl Gdtrim.556-0171 96 • 71 Turtle Rock. Gorgeous .. ~'::~7~11'~ :,:~~; ~~~~~ti!:.0~e~ ~~~~·0:!~~d:'4 Wltb pnvale beach. Boat YEAGEflllEALTY Ule entry. Coiy formal tow~ tor tbit area. Br + fam ily r oom and new dock will be In· roO.-HOME living hosts crackling Try . down. A.111101 W/l"UlllJC fplc • view or eluded Two·a t o r y' By OWMt, beaut. 2 lily 3 ;i:·f~~a~r~~· ::,~: M.$,000. park. Vacant, S"ll,500 .. balcony. 4BR , SBA. Br 2 Ba. l"am Rm, !pie. Bright .It c heery "L" 64S.l474 OR MammoUi 4 Br. Hbr sioo.ooo. wi SI03 down EZ mainl. ii4,000. Opn b d kit b 1• • Hiarel .... 5."""'. OWNR/AGT Ste>~ Hu S at/Sun 1 5P M -a ape c en •• uge I •• """ fa m ily r ooms v iews Harbor Vl•w Hiiis I SOUTHLANDHS Dutt n rll ... e Meado w 968-01!19 PARK HUNTINGTON tropical atrium patio LUSK Sou5.1llt•> Im mac I I 1 1 1 642-63188 Home 2.46hq rt ." BR, llACH WALK BY o w ner S &c S Secluded m 11ter wing, • !!Hr. t'am rm, 21>11, many!~~-~~~~~·~-~~-~ 2•.Ba. Ira lot SB>t,)00. ~·o OO Cutaway Sln111c •tot>' mirrored wardrobe & C!\lm fe1tt1rM on hti: lot -a..C)lt MHa Vtt'de 5111·5642. -• 0 model 4br. 2bo, f&IY\ & pallo acress. Large patio $137.~ lnc-l11M1 lnnll BY OWNf.R S I --DICORATOR din rm. extt nalve con· with tall trees· & private No bk" plea11e • 31 Br · 'SJac ous ,....,, Voll•y I OJ 4 WaJk or Joe to ocean-'~ crett m asonry, beHt loca· too. f-'ee land. Qill now to Clltwmaran, ~·O·"""" CiAID• 'IYIMG> • · Yam rm. n rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 G s h t1on to •rhls ;{_u0 ht n• · 7c" 1700 " '" ~ or Corner tol wttrlr/bo¥l m1 e! -0r1eous pants " DO " " preview--. . --w.•kll'116S!_:2IOI C.M. '' 1,SOO Jd, 281 7 F.Jleamerr. S.Cluded. clau1c Spaoiah accent 1ownb ome home <Must sell Wide Oll,,,.,q., \1t1N•r ... ,. ,. !t\C' t HR Prim(' loc. 18"1.SOO rh~\· architecture" prh•acy 4 114.000 worth or upgrad marlcetl. Princonly.9SSl r~ I ~~~:~~~~ ~n~~u~yR~0~!i.~O:et-autJIUl home. <Alie&• ~~·.~~&:°~a lot. ~:;,;~:~e:far~~rr.~; b~l~~~."t1J>:n .~:~· ~ ll~IH1t l'dll us about lhlll 3 nctrm dl'tlt le VCI sardt>n + Park. P1"0f lndacpg a br, -room. $panl1h fireplace 962·4975 . .--::11-•m•=-much mo~ Owl\ff m1At 2ba,()s»nSlll5'ln 1520S 4-r. l"<ba townbome Slyhsh gourmet kitchen -. TS chtrmer wdi:t' \ti.tr .in. hurl'} nll An.le .. Amherat. 4u,soo. P b "9.000. Jork t'l<'k •Al· + tamily room. Lariw OPEJllHOUSESA I l1N RANCHOSAN JOAQUrS • lk!hn. 1unny p.1t111 and A.llJtX•. w.ms. ~AA\_. _ IM. MS-m6. master wlna. Outstand 4 Br. 2 Ba , ovru dbl 11r 3 Dr 2'-'J Ba, popular t: /. tn renl ltarh,•lor Apt In< patio Stt to believe i.harp ' vacant at 914 "S•n Luii. Rey". &>lit OnlySl06,000 rOLJ .1':<;1'; l'K JRr, 2ba: IY OWMH FAMILY HOME Cell now7$z.noo. Brown In Ill · $52,400 UC.:I 4t aolt course view C•644·72 t. '" rool+jaccuzl. Im· Jbd. 2ba. lrpcl .. pool, Spacious lltchn W/hut• (l"f,,,.,q.or1 ... .t.• , •• ..,. 32ft9 ·Aat $112,SOO. $41·7044 or ·~~;:,'~~~.:7.;":~.c ~=~.~~ ~7!~-J~~~ffi: [&IHIJfll .,.!=•~ouS~~•" "::111 11r,21 •. -~ byown(r,3'00aql\.4 0r4 152~. . ~ -••-•::ii••ic;r •Enter t h1u doubt v>ndotn Walnul~ Ila nr anlf C'oUrM " ntw llot1r1, & walk In on tt Nl'w cpb appl "/Dir Mt"hltf'<'turally dt1tl&nrd pane Pnnr only ~J.ZWI PRIDE OF OWNER.SlllP Gol<lcn"c't Park, nl1t Sur m11rbl~ tilt!"''"'" i·nlr)' ,'()n(f, Ill J~ry rm, rnd f'lllllom duplt''C 4 HR 4t I BR. a Ba, country kll. modt>I h> S&S. 2000 i:.q •1 um r111ht, •tt•p dow patio. nr pool. S49,ll00 1 J\K l nu .. u11I '"'n'· HI WOFFlttlHG C\ilt, floor~. crpta, drpa, -ft .3raqrar .. •BR.3h.1 . Into ool nr tnCfl<' llvln Tranderred. :~2·l234 nr ,•rllar l,i;t' btlltard rm n,•nutltul Country Club wet bar, I ~Uoa. BBQ, Green Valley, owner Uc tlnlihed bonu111 m . rarm room, w wood l>ur nm Ml·0758 aft 4PM For l'Oml'lhlns durerwit. Ur, (..)I. 1 atory 3 Br, <Or9S liat. n Suo 1·$, nu. 3br. 2ba, form DIR, ly rm 11i.p down Cfln rptr. •Sel• lhl' xlru lar1t ...... th.,• s1•7,000 ct" n . 2 '' n o, a 11 t44Jaamlne ll"t"IC!. 1,700'. 161,000 968-4992:_ versurion pit wtnoor to "crlurl1o(J m1111ler l>lirm. ~UALITY t'AUL MAIH'IN omenlll~ Room for • Bal r.taw&or• U OREEN VAt.l.t;V HOME crll. frplc. P.1ttra hie w/w11lk In clOMta. bbl ITU ,. VllW • {lul~lalA!lnc 844'7393 pool.19'.>,SOO. <JlJ'M2S·t511 ~ y l b y1rdw/11wlmmin1tJ)(W1l&I bnt h hllll .l lt p dow trH• ~ ..... c 4'-. ~n new. or .. e y j a e u 11. i p r 0 (ti" I J(omun •hower " d bl 3 Br. f'ro11ldenl home In 4607 WA. YHl IOA.D t714Ul 7 5494 Br, upffd d, 1~ ba, nr owmr. & Br plan conv•rt 100. pd I w m . 11lnk •Picture yourst'I Turtle ll~k Terrace. C-.Hl.W•* • NhJ•. •ho11ft'I · MD.500. to• Br w/~ae Fam Rm, rad~."n'k,o00~~~~g1 tn the ramou• Dean REALVALUf; a r to Doaton. muat Mii tu-M48. 914.S00.9'2m.t ~0982 ~11rden kllc:h(ln. l.ara& PrltedtoSellbyOwnt>r --,11 r h•PP>' home: MHA VROI o..r.w 10261)-. Point • 102' -dlnina a.tea with no wax e.l1810akloyTerr l3S.Z229 .bdrma.. rormat dinln.. Swtm pool, 4 bedroom, Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 fJ_rk.ltam .'!f·500rrp1 &A pool noor11. •Nex__t ... 'urprh11', OPIM HOUSI 11 S fl•rroom• Sl27 .soo . Nnt b.ilh, hu ted pool rt4.llet. · ,.. n• -11 · cent, 13x19 pone I cu den, bll • .1c-11,thnkt 64.2·3950 bar •'irred wall• fo SPLENDOR __,.....,SU .... I S aound. Slid In• 1111 ""'"""" "· . ti 20210 DMn• doora to covttf'd patio. OM THI GIASS U.l•H'Sity • ....., MISA VIOi SPICl41. Giii! •y OCIE ... M 2 fOf' rrfu ef I Th11 ntn(' yr old ' Br Thia bH Ullful bl&hly Ut>· • 3001 •: C11tHwy t\131i.11 "5A vtR'UI SA (;or1eo111 Du nc 2Rr Ba. I• a truly llvabl 1radotl I ttot)', 2 bdrm ·-------.. =~. r;m~lj,.~0;:~: ., ... " ~ Wl'J Br Quest IWMP floor ~·n Walk lO ahop c ar cl l tr M 0 d., I n ,.,:, OlOCdM room. nrepl1ce Wood + huar <101120 pool pine. ach lc p\11wlm Unlvtrally Park'• "The Wett'f' vi.w o.&t• pa.ntlift&. covcrt'<i paUo. lbr. custom home on quaint street Eltate n lot. raih rt1I tennla c l ub All ro Terrace" tii loeal4'd on• Sq I\ bd ltnffd rur yard, dos iD Dana Pt. Low maintenance yard. Inca. eard•n kltcbe.n. tm.900 Aetnl. 968-0779 mtJor 1~e.nbelt with • . ~I.bl: 4 ...:r:.. ,';~ · nan. ~t.L500. wllh ••· Walk to Marin•. S14.SOO fll&,000 Open llouu Sun U>VE PIT+ 4 BR rantutlc v~w. The oak • 4 .,,1 u•MO ,_.1ble u L lo&D. Vopl J.J.S. Dl1ve Bullhard lo Model perfect home ~rat atalrcaM l11ds lo ,.. • Co.., RQtt.ota. Nl-tl4I H a i e I b o r o o 11 t o beach tn 500 ta • Meluded lot\ den. Thi.a 1t•i Of'IMOAA.Y f·S J 8DIUl+2beUl YILLACll SAM JUAM Deervale.14&-mlBkr. &r. • ' . }::.,~'=~nft~ ; ... , 444 CAlllU.O w 1owldH bJ tall ptm CH .a. ft-Near Brookhurst tr Allan· earth tonu, expensive • Ocue vlew la o me ; &rffl.. a Car 1ar•1•· W ta,aBr.l~Be.faml'm, MllllM..... CS.Cll:lnl • prof-lonal l>HllUIW private puloe: llirtJ. will Mt lall-3 br toribomo w/IOV'dy lnterlor d.lnrm. paUo,cul-de·.uc, 3 BMrm. 4 bath, com· landsc1pln1-Close i 2 b4nn1., bath•. 1leel 8U1 b\ eo.ta M .. , d e cot . Prt •ate. beautifully 111umabl• lolD, b7 plctcly n condiUoatd. communit y parka &r ---~let u·xtN l•f'I(' fa rnl· Ple at• Oa 11 A 0 T . ~.----. patlo,ne.arlalte. $$3.500 owner 175.llOO. 988-254.5 Tcxu 11r.e ramtty rm. pools. 572•900 11 rrn.$111.SOO M0-3&0G .,_ PRESTlOF. 48r 2 Story, 188.JOO. ~n House Sun ~!:.' EASTS IOE OAROEN Z"-ba.Sunh nLR.Aaenl 14 52'f'TW11 1' ~ I=.' ANCHORAGE M6.o720 113St Avulon.11.B I • : PARAPlSE. to"xllll' tor. tSprln,;da1e/Sater) tl , _ • _ lot l rnrn4'c. ('Onf Pruit INVESTMENTS StiS Renie Specl1Ust11. 3. Lcadc.lMJhlp Ro l r..~tt• ' ~ tna. ~ car At.r. Fncd 4 ors bdrm models a\·1111 &U-4.411 , • DOif 'I. r'LUOCi.fK yard. \'acant. Veteran.a R, / Call OOll-4602 • ' IUl.fOI ' welC'OfM. Now paint in u IOI"' p ntn.ioo p pert'e J ~c-~ 1ld• & out. fresh 1'« 496 ·7711 cm "° 1 11 Lo Cuesta. l·•lop, MO·lOoo c.~rpett. U~Uuable 3 BUia 8c.h. 2 atory, 2bd, •lrlum. 4br. 2ba, dOJc • tow price. Ple .. e UH 2ale. 2 ur pr,~ &ood lO btacll. Call Sat~n. 1 .. AGT.M>-W bttrw.•tOOt. ftiae0ftl7 .... 19t. ·~II. macnati I lrvtna ?--realty Dia.Fiii.i> Sharp 2 bedroom & den home done In earth tones. J ac uzzi & air condition· ing. See it now at only $74,500. Lynne Rothell 644·6200. CE45) l IEDIOOM -$69,900 Fiil Love ly corne r unit condominium w /formal dining room ln Dee rfield I Many extras! Exceptionally priced! LaszloSharkany752-1414. (E46) "WANT WOOOIM>Mr Sought arter Madison Model. Bay window -3 bedrooms -2~ baths - upgraded -a ir conditioned -over 2000 sq.ft. super location. $99,500. Marilyn Bulkley 752·1414. (E47 ) TUllTUaOCIC Completely repainted & In mint con- dition! 4 bedrooms + ramlly room . Walking dh1tance to elem. & high school~. Small park oft roar proper- ty. $J<>s,ooo. John Peckham 752·J4l4. (E48) CAmYATI CULY90AU Charming 4 bedroom, tamlly room home w /hullt-ln vacuum 1ystcm. Pool & tennilf !·block from home. $72,500. J ohn PeC'kha m 752·1414. (E49) , I.All VM.UI This cozy 2 bedr oom , 2 bath townbome faces community park' le pool PLUS has ta. formal llvlng/dlo· Ing area & speclou.. f amJJy room . $50,900. Ma<kline Croes 752·1414. (E50) "D_,,ILD PAii ...,..,,. Highly upgra ded & tutefully de- corated 3 bedroom. 2 bath home w /1reat kitchen pantr)' <noor ·to-ceiUng>. Near comm1.mlty p>l)l 6 greenbelt. S7t .soo. Larraine ~I• 752:1414. 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AWIHHEI 4'C• a6 0 • Uted u a rqtal unlta Th1l'1 what ~ou'll be OPOI SlllAY 1 TO 5 SUI~ Woe4H OIEIAlJ BAJ PlllJ V?.:lhrr~t'o:ate:NJ:ht t t _.A&.OS&Off ..... )J a & ... euh,$.; auracll.,. a 'New exclusive UstLna on a one-of·•· do-.olnthoCENTE.RO New home -bi Cb on • hill -sweepi.o& Wnn .. l••· Htr)'. frpk • kind.,., sq. ft. cu.ttom 3 BR bom with 'nll~ VILLAO E. I BJC)( Have you noticed the scarclty of vacant lots on Udo tsle? We just happen to have a rare ftnd. Please call tor information! (forever) view -stunnlni upiradtd roomy ldtcben. Larae family rm & deo. Sped•cular wh.ite to t.b6ol>hla • s SHOR appolntme:nts; e:xc g <tunce eve c c......... water view extending to • . BEACH. Rustlr Old itln l l) N Pl INS IGL•.JOO p V BLOCKS TO TH 1: San J oaquin Plan. Veey best price, RE LT y a-= .. .'~-~~ Peninsula. Private. ated community L•&1.1oa arcblteelur -.ooo! ! ! ! cxtcrtor.''0011 2 m old wilh pvt beach, tennlS courta. & wtm· with uteri or of al Yac~f6man ~ 2J,_ani NORTH LAGUNA 1 .Bdrm. own rour-o~ apt. Walk to b4!1cb • "°""'· Lartt llvln& n><>m· ldinine aru. Ext malnt. • tnea Incl. In low moo t.blY lee. MUOO. STt,.500 • • . min1. OwneT will.finance. $325,000. 8y WOOD CLAPBOARD. S.CWN.ArlhHc appt.oaly thru Michelle Davy. ~A~N1:tn 0 C~NA: / 2 Bdrma., 2 Mt.hi, den. MA1'CHING WHIT · ltrtci pa tac,. .. walled, TIU M, The bld1. COJI 1treet lo llt .. t lot. lalta 2 BDRM. APT. W1 -~ MASONRY ,.,.._. MOt"_., PIREPl.ACE. t DORAi with leaded • 1la1nf'd A PT. W I MASONRY .OOMTOGIOW 1la11 wlDdow1 le old •--•~a. 10 ... •-IHcll 1041 nREPLACK 1 SMA worlddarm. Dttkover· _,......--n -.....,...... STUDIO UNIT. Tb Bayf ronl home on end of Lido J~le, with pier for large boat. Vlew ot tumlng basin. neiahboring islands & btllts. S42S.OOO LIDO REALTY 3117 Yle Ude. M.I. '7 J-7100 lo Lllauoa ffilla. Eleaant look• fairyland yard ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w:beduled mo. rent lc1pact0ua4 Bdrm , lam. c:omplcte with rt'dw~ Gn9C.io.t UrilMJ MOITH END MICT. au PF.R MO. Tbe 1 ._.,__. 105 .... ,..._, leec .. rm . • d 1 n In C r m . bridle • Wf04Alht lroo •net utabu .0 r Cood enl. xlnl ~ d r m . 1.1 n I l 1 s "..,....' 6 IOH w ltatlan tale floor le 2'' fenclll1 lor pnvacy A " eat nit. <: m ~qwpm • PR"""L'"'Tl.v VACANT •••••••••••••••••••··~· • naturally In thls lo\ ely leak. Low rent. $19.500 ......,...... • a ~-------• OPINTOOAY 1.5 Turtl-ck bat.b home. Sadd.lebacll woique " de.lrabl• " N. End homt' Tlill pant' COfffiHOUSl "' B 1-: I ~ G t_,.. 11...t· 1• ' TillD Of ,., v It. views rrom lower bdrm. homC' 1137,SOO trees provide a son I n bus Y m a 1 I . RE N 0 V A T t: D • ...-.,vnl r"'ltg\.te CATALINA C I ,. C I( E R Hills level le "Jper muter t..fwerllly~ grwn°background rorthc undwtches. desserts'. INCLUDlNG NE\ thcc:hoic:lcc:ommunity A r I p ·d t bedroom• le.$91,900. Home realured In ln· beauUiul aundeck with 'le. Seller will train. c ". R p E,,TD TEOTC BJ ··""OBSTRlJCTED • ocr•N VIEW'.'· IOXES7 Buuli u res, en ternaUonal Archlltc· gas BBQ & healer. 3 $IO 000 INSTALL.:. • • • ••• ... , • U\ th n l'ome aee tbli 2 ~~on4 1~~:~~~o'wflli:. A PICTUIE tural publicatloll. Tri· apacious bdrrM. a Ice • au of Laguna we doo t VIEW-40 Mil.• ~d· ~!':n!~~r3 •::~~f t~:f; bdrm Buckhorn Model I many treea. Custom de· WIHDOW level cedar & 1tu1 wllh du s J\,'t a brand new '. • lhln.k you'll rind anytblnf dlet.ck mounla~R 2s% home with permanc-oc Ina patio home offers Irvine'• rlnut homes. ~:..t.e'!~~ra & !i~: i~t, Bdrm1 .• ocean view• comb~e to make this a "! __ _/ S7t,'50 ,.. Pnu Nott v ew mde.bet~o ~=i: ~:.°:atto and Dttrlleld. Thls charm· corln.sad,undoul.Oneof 'redwood lnterl1>r. 4 ldlchen&'anoceanview ~~-llhlltorooly h'omb°'t81hab:3 T bath U~ entry. Den & dining 1140,000 OPE!'ll TODAY ''iew. Al moat new 3 woodaysettma. ~.000 borne for lbe buyer look· (J(}W MISSION IEALTY r~~ younL, ~ed wl~~ ... ~ ... Fantastic New~ Al dl d V HortllflldHo.e Ina for a special houae ' • •••••• "'""S C.tHwy Lacuna ....... MW. a ~" rm. r con lione · 1·5 ·p~1. 187:,t 1a Bdrm . JIJ batb home. 4 Bdnna., family rm .. ••"•ftftll.58,$00. ---.:__ .. , ... .,. 7 • 1 xlras. Proru. ldscpd value at $110,000. II Hrid1 flreplace in Uv PalaUno nus 1uperbly crarted TWO brick lrplcs. R·2 °"APkkeotf.ewce lU ric.c:.... • ....._. .. _ .. ...,, • yard. Buy It now and S40-IU1,Newportom~. nn. Mirrored wardro OTHllS C>rlH home has ram. rm., din· Lot. room for addlUoa.al And freshly painted~-..,.,,. 799• OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun cnovcol In 30000days. Ftrst of. =..~~-:-:~~= TObDAUY l·SP k :!. r~~m!csr~e~r~a~e~ uni\.Sllt,000 shingles. lnV1te you lnto FURN UNlb~ ·~-ross 1-s.onJy4blk.&tobeacb. ~Lq::NliuetRealtr cocnmwiftyparks.~I• 3BR.t a . ruv. ar ocean View dee.Ila. 4-7 UwltnieLaaunaCharm rrombcbai l ... f'°1'"'"'!1.; BR, l Ba, charmlna 496-4040 tl0-5050 1pa. H1.1rry! Wont lut l79S2Bascom house. This 2 sly Cape All have btk rpca, oa home, quiet street. ~~~~~~~~~ "~--HERITAGE . . REALTOR~ loo&! • • • • SW,SOO. Codbast.hatcbarmlcun· bums " btfl ocean fo!7,960. 64.1 Seavlew St. i= $69,950 3 BR. 2 11 ba, Univ Parle iqueoesa you've been views.1,200 sq n 2br, 2ba (Cat llwy to TbaUa, so.(.!!~!l!!!!!llJ!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!.~,pyglus Hiii New 180 6 SUMtUDG~ 4l01 Orii.bane VIEW LOTS seattblng for. Plus the penthouse, income• on Wilson) 586-01$9 or Yr old Townhome. 2Br. de a .. oc n v u h m c . UHCHHAlTY 551-2000 UMIVUSITY rARK Tl•rrace. 3Br. 2 ba, up· itrdc'(I. s1n1le •tory. end unit. ~JIOO SS2-11SS • • • • In rharmln«i Woods Cove convenience you need .. It S20..C 0~. Onlp LI)' SlE89T,900E ·L Y 64.5-0797 (10.5) or 499>401' 11~ ba. Many extras. M11Jmlfi~cnt. By owner. 2BR.2RJ.TheMe11dows area ... $35,000 & a• UNITCONOOMJNIUl\1 t 4B lib "'d m ft 7 .... .,...,.,,, r ....... ...,.. n S ~ Ulll r, a rary'.. in SECLUDED /f •a~u· a . pm. ~t.900. Ph 4~·$749 .,...,..,,,.,.. o ,,.. .. ooo., 1&851 J t-trrey d. p71 Ramrock pcr<'b w/ca· PROJECT In deelreable Ing room, a ieparatc w ao-., c • • • • nyon, hills & ocean north end. 2br, 2ba. studio room " 11 larsc ocean view. Borden 110· lmmu 3br, 2ba, ram rm, J DR.2ha. Woodbridi;e ,1ews .. $4S,OOO. many ammenlltu , modenultdownlrltcben, developed bills an •-HLH c~lom home on qwol Z7 \~~'t;!!7an 494-8057 ~~~'.~.andsca~. ~~~:::.::~: ~!xi~nii1~t& :rt!•· ~ .• :':!••••••••• 1 •• ~ ~:~~~~·~Ot~ ~~· ~;~; A RC H I T E CT ' baclt yard. WaUt to t.be 4brs. Terr1Cftc locatlo Jbr. Zba twnhse. A r , foatures, must ne! JIU FABULOUS OCEAN p ER SON A beac:h&tbeh.iihscbool w/t1real poten.Ual. Vry view,u.pgl'aded.pool.As •••DELUXE CONDO Vista Bay1. 1106.SOO ~.~:3 :i.~l.'ib~=~d~~ RESIDENCE! Over from W.centraJly Local· anuous, make ofrer. ~~bb~~r\86~· endunltoCferlnc2BR & a Op~Sol/Su n . ll·S. rrnl , ... Alud•d patio 4,000 sq. ft., 4br, 3ba. edboa:e SlJSOOO $149,950. • · · · den. lu.ah ~CPI• lovely _642_;_; __ . ----- r • ..... '" •--kvUcbU sauna • . ' . M A G N I F I C E N f I rt •a ll t o w/BBQ. Huce deck, dbl. ';;;ys i:tru. 'st79,SOO. CHAT EAU w/ea1l1'1 Vacant a Br 2 Ba, air, H · er:~!. v~~ :~so.a :d AtUXCIPTIO .. AL gar.19'7,$00 ,._._Sal/Sun, 12-4. ~ view of coastline. Ov sm T'N VA, 12$8 mo. Nu w .... fi•t v-. FA~TASTIC COAST """"" ~~ • hi b n .. 1 .. 1 """'--........ u... jacuil!t.174,$00. ,, Regatta. u•~~ 3,000 quaUl)' f\. 20 g _...... UWU&.--494-8088 499-4SS1 24SO 1q. rt. or U.,,ique VIEW CONDO. 3 BR, •A1Saoc1A"r~ massive beam ceilina & A SHAlP IUYI 493-8812 11p .. clous & ruatlc condo fam.rm.,2ba.,wetbar, IHOS.C...tHwy. ti~ rm. 2 1 xtra lrg matr Cb&rmlni 1 it.orv view livana.Oroundfloorunit. frpl • dbl. elec. garage, &......-~edt 4t4·t01 tiwles. 3 ~ba. Library & hom w /air cond Area 11..J• I. 3 Br. 3 Ba. boat docka11e OPEN OAJL '' ~~i¥f-F~~·~V1NE 1020So.Coe•t ...._ ...... ,. Indoor spa w /Jacuul. fast !pprecl1Un1 homes. Laguna r"'ltglle avall-rce llA).l.T06P.M COVE. Priv1te palm ·-.. Enterlaanmenl deck" 4 Br 2 ba lam rm thechoiceconvnunity Offeredol$175,IP) ----·----1 tree beach, •ec11rity: J rOOL... l--------•i gcel~~~m: LOT 00 w/Crpic.vaulledce.lllnp, ortM SAT /SUM ~lle'Propet'fie• OPEH HOUSE 1-S BR. 3 ba · dl"fl dining .. and Ja<'uul; lovely sand. Low down. nexlble s~nlclc-rs. Prime loc. 2 1.srM (714) 549-2467 THIS IS IT! rm . rharm\n" II~, Lr~ ocean " can:1-on vl,ws lerm.&111illsubordmateo ~O,:CSSat/SunbyOwner 24062 HILLHUlST --lu..h p.i11~·.1•>iJI ~~.000 trom the top of the hill. ucbanae for Income ~u"-k rt L His HAllOl VIEW n11<1 II Uw honw \OU \e P!o:G ,\LLl'.:'I. Cl l hool• 3 .............. y $1..,,.,000 .... 1-......., po • ag IWautlrul, w.stom home Ph··· 3 Po .... Ar1no Vlt'W II • RE.\LTOR ou•.75-,s D..t~. e. ..0 ... !.L + ;,-_t ... .,,..... -.... ,.._... I kl El N I -~ I"' bt..,.n wa1ll1Ht tor• urr) · ......., ........... • .,.....,, ..,.-up p E R v 1<.:TO RI A "" ...,,.~ over oo nl( 111ue lot, ror sale by owner. ,\11 lhc e~lr<1• m;ike tha 4 100$ S Const. L11Jtuna house ~ilh bath: lovely Beach lot. $14,900 LOtflllMI ~ 1 OSl Golf COurte 4BR. 28A, 640-06tJ bdrm homt• \\1th bor:u.as -pool are•. lots or buUUn AW .. KE.... CHARM 2br. beam. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ram.rm,, d In rlm.ho2 Crpl,c 'I· -~ s '"T/SU .... I 4 room •n beautiful LAGUNA at«age.$149,$00 "' " rrpl.clnbtOcood.Walklo Ttuya ,ovey m" ur VTU' A "· Cuhl'rdale .tbaolulely IUSIMESS o,,. To s ....... acular VUI or beach. Owner •nxloua. 3•111 c••11a1•..a Che dlacrl m lnaLlng •• 2b02 w. Oceanrront. unbt>he••able' U~raded TRILEYEL ~ I 000 a A" A" b•"'er SU. 900 vi •BR ....,0 000 Secretarial 1ervice, con· natural caves In a very Ocx ble. SU9. . _, • · ew.. + ..., . . <'11~t&drapc5 ruout eni tlyl tcdlntb eel ded canyon 2 CUstom3BR3BA.deluxc LaaunaNlguelRealty • 4S Orrlnalon Av Central air Soft water CH·RMER v en OCbl\ I d'-e 'adrmu loft ncn ~u . realurn galore. 2900 SQ. 49 ... 4040 uo-soso Cameo Shorca. view JSR p I u m b 1 n I( • ll r 1 c k " heart of lM us nesa ,.. · • • v n. Monan:h Bay Terrace + SUI& 500 Orepla<'e F'amlly room 3 lkdroom t', ba w/o-tricl: fuJly equip~. In· Jtl2.SOO with s weepln& ocean ~~ SANO&SEA REALTY Red'"'ed , ,\mu.st to see' cl. two IBM Sclectrir view Sl8S,OOO ~ -=--:: -,,,., .. __ .... 0 l'ean 'ICv.'. ~rw r'dwood typewriters. S3500 IA.I.ID u.,,_,., st I .SO deck 11dorn1 private 4 UMITS . OPEl'H·5SAT/SUN • • ""'" * * ~C=e-+'e•DI• 17591 WAYHl renced rear ).trd in love· ld'"'al for owoer/o"CU· DUSKYLJ..NE DRIVE • Br "'Y 0 .... A G9hry of H.... OPBt HOUSE HA.HOA VIEW ·~---I ·•-b 0-~ ... ll"i0 .. 's"" .. ""a• .. lfl-.. tvlew :n • U"·,nrocn..... rH•SEl .. _ 28 Zb I > "'" ""8 '" " "'" ........ UoJta on top uve .. -.. ~ v t "•Uo. Mt 500 tl 1.f4 I 1 4 M IN • l~ane .,.,m,. r, a area. Priced to M!ll fut x_.....lnt oc•an •-blllilde sq. ft on bUCe lot. 3BR, u, pv -' Owner/bier must a.au va-t'Omfr lot. 'Submit. Own l .,S UV\ "' • 2u. ......... dlo rm, den, ~brier, 491-395 ~• HIU.S.. M 81 v1 bou hl .a. •• •-'· 1-1 with hlft .. open ........ -.. • "'" cant onaco. II ew, lout c":1j· nv:'2', ~n:-~ ceUlnp~aU UD· frplcs, Jacuul In lanai. •-le h 1041......_.._. 1041 An Immaculate, up· nice deck, upended. •>-lesslonel1. 752-757$ IEe ~· lta u carpets rrplts $1.86,SOO. _,..... ec ....................... sr ade4 well located 1109000 Open SaWSun. ~-avo , • UG ve • "' --Dartmouth plan with ZM4Port C.rUsle Ownr sel ng very pop11l1 Place . 1 a u n d r 1 • re • 41 RARE OPPORTUNlTY every detail completet-------· -- Greentree hmc, Cam RAMCHlEALTY ~ balconles.$298,000 -Own·Your·Own·As>lln AJ .Nm.I.Ml\.~ but the llrtts In rur MEWLISTIHGI brldae mdl. 3br, 2bA 551·2000 1'S2•1nct &!1 prime area near Victor AMO<lnn yard. Bring your green N'pt. Shore-a; A-frame, rom rm Sill,9:1<>. Pr,scnt ----1 l400 OUA•L•J. NI ttACH ~ Hu10. 2BR, den, 2ba. . MAL UTATI -.STWNn thumb and save RIG SSS. l·sly, 2 BR & den or 3 BR. loan I.I ns.sumable al 7'• OrlH TOOA Y t .5 "'EW •-""XCITING --~r 548.SOO. 411....., eo. ..,._, Priced below r ompela 81•.ns. 2 pat lot. St.epa lo l re t Open house ,, ·~ -• ...:-, MARIONKlLNE ,_..._...... ~ UonaU61,llOO. ocean & pool1. Only in e 5 AMAZING hllltop home featurinll3 ,,_ ..... _ REAL ESTATE ------•530• ... ~ ....... 0 Dr. ..,~ ooo Sat/Sun J 5pm al •06 CATALINA VIEWS. .-.--4J4-ISS8 ~ • 6 A_.._.. ....,, Glenwood. Or cal This buut1ful three BDRM,2 RATll,quaUlynOSN.c:...tttwy.,&..wu-llJC..t.Hwy. FOILAGUMAIEACH~ OHHSAT/SUMl·S CAYWOODll.ALTY ~l..Ut9. bedroom Deerfield CONlrucUon.187.SOO 494•1177 •DauxlDUPUX * DISTIHGUlstB HOMES Cal'44·721 I , __ •_S_4_1_·_12_t_O_• __ ----Townhou.'it Plan 3 offers Jay w. Ycat.a Really ,-D~FtELD ram1ly room • dlnln.a. Jl709CotilHwy SPICTACUl.Al (2) 2BR~ 2ba, rptcl, •• e • • •• • • • • • •• • •• •• '""" Upgraded carpets So•-499-OCIAHVtlW skylli.. aeclul, oco vu JUST LISTED r11tlo Plan B. 3Bdr, 2 b lhruout. Oeaullrul up· ... iuna North-end, 3 yr old. New excltlni h111ury w Atrium. By owner. Jr11ded tale 1n entry . towahomee, 2 & :t Br, 2~ $140,000. '10.000 Ph lSa-0062 Gange doorpopjtner. ~-Ba, frolJl llU50. s~ & •LAGUNA C~!: -ho ... J ul M>C duea. ool, par... 1~ down. 491M.51.S 4-Uniu, ocn vu. (2) ... Rant' . .-n oaq n. <'Ible tv, trub p/u, ex· ---------1 BR,~> lBR. I &araaea. GOLF COURSE. 2 BR. t er i or m 1 In t.. & ••• SIX UNIT APT. Ocean View Level Lot. Walk ~ blk lo oceu. ~·· loft . view. Ope l1nd1capc. Close lo BLDG .. cloae to Victor l'xlOO'. Plans" aoU re· Aak'gSl30,000forboth. Satl&m 10.5, 1129 Rana 1chool1 • s hopplnc. Huao Restaurant and port Incl. 543,HO. Pb AMERICAN HOME Ownfr ~Oeves. Hurry! Won'tlastlonc. w1lk'& dialanco to towo. ~ Realtors 494·T513or1001 Ut,500 A prime N. Laauna loca.1---------1 IXTaASI IXTaASI flnn't Ju.\t rod about It. romt • look! Beautiful al l°"C'Qlnd home w Ith ti I ., car&Nt~. huutarull uparadt'd, decorato dral)M 41 lOUChl'J. l.urg yard with h•• tt'd filltl'*d pool Cul df' 18 lotatlon. l Rdrmis , Cami ly rm , dtn $73,000 S52·10~ THE · · -VJLLACE. · .. .:EEALTORS UYllMllVIMI ... S4t.IOO W•lnul Sq. plan 8 . 2 b*m.. z be, --pOOl 6 .... Call • """ '° .. llala ••II appolDl .. .... , ... 0022 ~ ~;tlkr.1 1; I t•r. Rr.11 h.ldlt: J S-wMl-ry ~--499-4~1 49:t 8112 3 Bedroom, I bathlQpa' condo ln SO. LAGUNA. Cornerunlt with rmtattc 'fiew. S,.CJou room1. Walkiq dis- tance to ahopplnf. On1Y IS2,.500 A CCH.DWILL IAMmt CO. .. , ..... DOLPHIHR.L 9GISo.CoutHwy J,.,auoa Bcb 4!M~l WHmwATH &SHOREUNE VIEW 3 Jae Bdrms & 3 batba + an office or den. Fully dC<'oraled w/snany ex• tru lncld •a chopping bloc.Ir coun~nl. smoke butJlar alarm 1yatem1. atainod gla.. & muc more. SlG,000 LOY& Y LAGUNA NOMI , r SALE . •Y OWNER 1 For thoff that act quickly. This completely remodeled home. has 3 lge bdnns, apac. liv. area • kftch. Ci 3 bath.1. In adclJUon. lte den (could be used as oUlce·mald's rm or addftiooa1 bdrm. SlW.ted oa Wi acre, 800 ft above aea·level w/clrcular drive. A.llo2carcar .• forced alr, cu central beaUng, intercom tbruout, cathedral wood beamed ttf Unp. Bullt in teml·honaboe dnl1n. c.ptures a br3&tbtaking whitewater ocean view. lmmed. OCCuP8DCY with ..,_,rovaJ or credit. GflM MOVSI SAT la SUM 11-6 ,., ................... .. c:ALI; 4""4170 .. .ff4.4,m l SPECTACULAR LAGUNA BEACH OCEAN FRONT PROPERTY ...... , ...... ..., .. ~ ..... w ... c... ......... ._ .......... . ~ HOUSI I_., I .. I w DA.'!:,!l n•' taut. 416 ,_ M"' - T.,...ffe, •-••fleetly ..... lhl .... wltlt WIAft ecH9 Y'"'9. 4 IM4!oo I 4 Ntlilt. .,.,, ....... ft ............ INCT4e.llL.U H&U91 to. It -...e, w ... c... ............ ..._ •••• _ •• , ... w:1h•......,. ........ ,..ilt .... ..-.. YOU MUST-C• fw ISi I ta•. lttt,OfO, CALL 494·6594 . 5 Gofden Clrc, NeWl>Ort =:·s!1:.c~.~~°r~ •1:======---i ba. frplc, lr1 entry ltchn. <>PIH SAT/SUM l ·S P riced under dlrkl. $12.950. &45·!737 29~4:.l_i~':: I.ft SPYGLASS HILL SACRIFICED, seller XlntOppty&perbVlew bouahl another home. 4 Br. 3 Bath 41 Den Gorgeously decorated. By owner t 40·11Sl or •uper plush 3 bdrm, 2 64().82771v meat•I• bath, famUy rm. formal ____ ~ _ dlnlnl(. Panoramic view '4-=..W. _________ _.. ot rolllng h11l&1de1. Dnve OPEN HOUSE by and see. $83,9SO . --~~~~(~ Sat & Sun 1-5 U 494·070& HARIOIVllW -----Portofhto MMtl lyowlltr 1gt. I 83b Poo 80l'mc>\lth Pl Mfttlott Yltfo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• By owner View home, 11.vftii.,,.-..__..._...._~ .... ~ rm wtrrplr, 4br, m11t Lw-----.. -• bdrm w l Rnm1n Tub ., Hu1tlc brick fam rm w1~n Yrankun rrptc. SPYG• •ss Hill dtn rm. klchn w/bllnl. U. 179,aoo, 8»8'7tl. Newport Buch 'a flMIC ~...;_-------t custom homaltes, on tht OPIH HOUSI "tt"f top of Spy1laN Hiii. Sill 12 41 sun 11 s, Madrid WUI build to awl. From lt'l·lcvcu, 3 Dr 2~ Ba, lam · . S115,000 rm. wet baa, 22x« Jiit" Spyata11HlllSateaOrc pool. overud lot. Up· u 1Jode1a Bar Dr1v• grradu thruouL. Hy NewportO.ach ow nu . 24 111 V 11 (710644·W 1 ~hdru11da 837·8531 or ~7.()lllt BY OWNER 3 Br, Fam rm. frptc, toOnMr &ot. o 1chl1 $H,&OO. Open s.t/SUn 10.5.117·9738 nw ..... irt ••• '°'' MIWLYUSTIO PORTOP'JNO-llVll Ji:XTRA SHARP. OJ)C'!n Sat/&aa 1·5. lU'J Por1 Oltrles Al\ l40-U.:tt A·lrame Npt Shoc'ea a Br, 2 ba, paUo, c0mm pool. COUIT SALi SU.too. 'IU·60U. wr.sra.1rrHO.ME ~ner/bltr. •JIR., pool, I.,. lot. lubjKt t.obkla. Call THr. BLUFFS·Buut. ......'40.H60 bard \CJ find G·Plan. ·~~~~~~~~ BR, .'3 Ba. lmmed. OC·I~ CUPIDCJ • eompltl•b eetcJUI, Cbr, 2ba, trc htd f'Cdfforai.4. aa Viau pool, f.am rm w/frplc. Madera. B1 owner OptoJlln, l·S. SlZ,000 b)' M4·3'40 °"'*·Ml-GOO. •• Spaciool cuatom A·Frame ~ .. e on 15,000 sq ft Of I• land in Dovet Sborei area. Beam cellln~ & Iota ol natural wood. Two f rplc a, rustle, le very . private setUn1. 3 Br, %~ Ba. pool. enormous famUy room. w/ample room for expansion. Land allows (or guest tiouse or other. $189.SOO. Mini View. $169,500. ()pen Sat & Sun l·SPM. 1400 Lincoln Lane. 548-%148 rv} ( "'f" ') ~: f' •'• ' I '. --L • • ·-< . I .· ·• .( l -· ! .. f. • 1 ·' ,, 'I •r ., •I , l "' I ll " ... r: . .... 1 ., v . " ... ..,... .... _ .. 1---------1 Spul.sh COUDl.rY estate IMnt 6: spadou$ apta Terraced pool, ll.IJlkcn pa BBQ. Un~vable livill1 ror only 1 BR FURN Ftom ~ i 8Jl nJRN $290 ""'--"-------..i ZBR TWK FURN S325 uuuttesr~ Adults No Pell 182'11 Parkside Lane 141·5'41 (l Blk Wal Beach) n Blb So of Edinger> MediterraneanViilag • Beamed ceWngs, wood paneling • Grasscloth w1llcovertn1 • Fireplaces, wet ban OON7 MlSSa tumbling waterfalls, quiet creams amid a fore r of cowering pines. SEEa the 2-bdr .• 2-ba. St. Morit? wnh .l fireplac~ in the living room. Just like li ving in a mountain resort. ....:ua umur · TOITSMAMI . Ovtr $00 tall lr and lO atreem a with w1t1rra111 enat• a te.laxln1 Htt.lna for 1«1r 1pac:lou1 n ew l •or 1ll•b«troom apartment. ·Prom S230. Furniture 111v1llable Small J>'ll• OK. Adult• on\1. Otnco open t ;OO to 1:00. 2:IOO Fairview Rd .. Costa Mesa. Phone 545·2300. • Dishwashers, wal.k-ln closets • Balconies, patios • Park·like landscaping • Swlmmlnc pools, Jacuui • Llahted tennta cowu ··Minutes to freeways &·beaches • Se<:urity systems ENJOY i a volleyball pool, swimming pool. sauna. Jacuzzi , z .. lighted tennis courts, sand volleyball, gym, 4500 sq. ftclubhouse. Social activities:· lNTRODt.:JCING: Fine furniture pacl&ges. 1 IB>IOOM I llDIOOM•oa. J IR -J II TOWMHOUSI NO W R ENTING Rentals from $275 tu $355. including heat & water One ~droom, One Bath Two Bedroom. Two Bath t 300 Adams A"enue, C06ta Me:..i Between Harbor and Falrvu.~w. across from Orange Coa~t College (714) 540-1300 Adult Apartment Homes Furnished models now open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Duplex, dlx 2br. bltn• c pta .• drps ., rofrla . frplc., a•raae. paUo, adult couple, no pet.. $22S. 722 Joann St. Apt MISAY8DI Dlx Jbr, 2ba. 831-29 lt A 1.,eclal •edlon for i..• w\ta a 1mall pet. Ad Wt.a Only _, omce Open Dally 9 to~ .GJ C7 l .ft U 740ZO =':'9:' 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. c:o.teMeM 3124 c:....w... ll24C......... >114 ..................................................................... There's something "fish~ about Mesa Verde Vilbs! ~ ~l\ 't: ... ,, ' ~ ... ' . .. · . ., .~ When we de· " ock OUl streams with • flsh ... w. didn't order just YoUf run-d·lhe·miD Ofdlnary denizens cl the deep. Ours are the moy me KOl fish Imported fromOf\ta·Nllgata..Japan. The Kol can ~ui>to200ouo0ddyeua. They loue to be petted and hand feel Bui 9thet dc>el that man to you"'- you are trolling for a place to live? At Mesa Verde Villas. you can oped that wiy unique attention to ..,.,y detail Attention that makes~ VacM Villas Orange County'• most pmtt. gious adult apartment community ... both lmkM and out. You11 find thll extra ·r1o1r· 1n the lush landacapeng. The waterfalls. mature trtts and c:obful plante. You'll see eumplts of odvanced c:arin9 at our clubhouw. lennla courts end swtmmlng and therapy pools. And when yoo vtsit lhe profcssk>nal1y d«onted models and-walk the floor plans you'll know what's ln•lde M.!sa Verde Wlu is just a.s Important as what's outside. Exdtlng &Ingle and spilt level apartment residences With flrel)lAGes. sooring cathedral ce!Ung!.. richly appointed lnlerlorl. beautiful custom oak cabinetry. individual laundry rooms. 1padous balc:onla and decks With full views of what's outdoon .•. An In the heart of Orange County's ~ cocwcn\ent and exclusive restdentlal neighborhood. Visit Mesa Verde Villas. .. We're not your ordinary fish tale. MESA VERDE VlllAS 1555 Mesa Verd4 Driw East•Coala Mesa. Califomla 92626 • (714) 640-8871 Just West of the Mesa Verde Center, o(f \ Hatbof Blvd. & ad)ecant to the Co&ta Mes. Golf & Country Club. (Open to the PUbllcT Oec0tator Models now open . for displa'} ---ti> Special with every apa1·ttt1ent: One peaceful lake One quietly • mean.clcdns nream One JI.hole soil courae One t.ennle clab* Three therapy poole Three pseboe One extraordinary clahhoaae 'IWopooh Three recreation area Six fountain• Seven bticlpa Fireplace Deck or patio Mountain new; water view or aolf coune riew Rancho San Joaquin Apartments is a unique living environment for adult.a only. In one of Orange County'a most popular residential communitica. In the new City of Irvine. Rentals begin at $260 per month. Rancho San Joaquin Apartmentl 'IWcntf Pergc:>la, Irvine, California. Telephone(714} 559-1100 Culver and Sandburg, two blocks south of the San Diego Prcewq Owned and managed byThe Jni.ne Company 'A. llm.lu.d ouGlmber of ~bcnblpe are Htllablc HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES c , .... , .. '::, .... .. ii ,. f . , ..... . . .. .. .. ,. •.. . ~ , I .. ' I ,I .. •• -..... I • I ' . ' • . ·' "' ''• ,,, .. ti ' -t ' I # .. ,J• • •-- ... , "' ,_., .. ' .. Add lt ••• eulfd IL •. Diaper Jt. •• Hammer it... c.pet lt.-<:ement lt. .• Wire Jt. •. Hoe U ... Clnn lt ... Move lt .. .Preoss lt • ..P• nt lt ... Nall lt .... Ptast~ lt. .. Fix It ..• SERVICE DIRECTORY , I t ,,_, IDCala ......._ Af k:ecata u.r... '+*meats &Win. Hohlt. w.t.as 4100 Offla 1..W 4400 ._.. W-.hd 4600 L.od Is Fo.d 5300 Sl 50 ~!!~ ..... ?~~c ..................... . .............................................................................................................................................................. . 1Hc11 3141 Me.,..IHch JHf St!NNVACRESMOTEL •ATJ'ENTJON• LOST: t mo ,i St. Drln~prob1em? ADTAIH Ull.91!1.-• •• .. ••••••••••••••••• • 18.60,db1Uor2> •LANDLORD• Bernard w/drk fac~. C.UAkOholffelplint Muttbeneat,pleuant& ...._...,._.....,.,._._...__....._ ..... ACbttelayourtiome• LIDO ISLE 111.eo.Queeanorl) Webavet.eoar.t.tlootlq run. "wdy", Belsecol· MhnadayW-3830 enJoy dealtna •Ith\ t;nv.s~l l br. Wide ocea Kttdm/Pool~ Svc for apta bomet d11P1ex. lar vtc Edwards & Myr-L"DE'£ Pft public. Awl>' In ~raon 0111 CREST \19". ClOH to be~h * IAYFIOMTS * 2378NewportBlvd.CM. ~=-........ mobdes:uuusiorrAST tie. Or. HB. ••6--8941. """"""' pa.ncy'hl .. Tuu thru Fri. ren M abopplna. EsLate Jiving 3 Bedroom completely ~ ~ EPPlCIENT PREE Ownerveryarudou.s. Coftndentia1CounseUn1 nrvawr. 154.S Newport FOURPLEXIS Gani~nslrpool.$34S· r e m odeled . l year V atioftR ...... 4250 ~::::.......-SERVICE•US·UOO a&hrLilellne W. Bvd,CM DEWH t cl UJ ~ ... 4i53 lease ... $100. ea. oc ./--N E Jleatall• Reward. Lot t tit vit ~ __ ..........,_, h • mo. n ' u ·"'" (AND> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;/...,..,......... '* ew ra Pacific & Wltaon Lab JM.._... OllC \dv. Aut 1 Hwry,Oftly•f.wa.ft!! 4f-'·6011__ --1 Bedroom. like new, l T!'KING ,,, .... ,..... YOUNG r-1e wants lo mix. erk w/brn mark· Forlhehttlcextraa WOMEN 18 & UP 2.3&•drooms Drop a pebble into the yearleaae $400 RESERVATIONS .....,..., ln&s 6'8-8a7 lnOutcallMauaae \II hAvl' bllns & OW ':. Ocean from )our Apt ... . For .SH.Son. Near new rent unrurn. house 1,.. . Call 751-3931 Nat'l Co. has open.lngt 3 UR . fpl r. 2 b11 S3i~ Lea.\t". Luxury, t.ccu.nt)' ~ ~ 2Br, 11, ba. Palm Desert C.M. or N B. Reta. LOST, Cat, gray looabair. R•H .. Vtt·•G MASSAOI': for 10 new alrla ln OUI 2 1m .endyJroS27S M d 1 7u:c· -l'\lmCoodo..lUa:baoutb •lllOFBEERENT• 1225.-$275003808 "'ht cheslw/fleacoUar. v~' publi c rela tio n s & Will Con~1der Ctuldrtlo aturc 8 u ts. 31 -s l 675 ·7900 p l 1 l·Z·l Rm. omce1 from VI "ig Ca yon. ,. __ e BobJamea·L1c Maucur •A-I d lb Hwy 499-:?SlS _ s ide. oo 1, tenn s, i fln•est/ c . ., D ,...... • Outcalls9-9,494•5111 cus ...... cr aerv ce ep .... St.-e lhe": lo11d) upart ·--·---~=====-==::....ijuc:uul.$200perwk.Mr. SUS per mo Adj. Finfte ~1221 Mo eaperle1tce menti.. they urt> cl~e lo ATTR 1 Br, walk to sho ,,. Blk. to beach. Bach. Mor&an4~62'13 AlrporterHotel. No lease · • ....,...,. 1 .c-., 1 ,, .a.......L Central Park. rccrea 41 bead!. Call s.w.~ apL St» Mo. Incl. utU. req.~3223"'I'tlooon ••••••••••••••••••••••• """"' ma e ....... oee. · •KAREH-S* ~·w•~ t1on. ~hoppm~. free~ 3)'11 OMl647 ell'S. Avllil 10/1 1~2 Spaalsh Villa Oii wa I Bllt spot on tall. Vic OUTCALL MASSAGE Salary $115 tbS148 wkly 81ketooouch' -· · neat Puerto Vallarta. 60"Pa$9FT Opporl..tty 5005 SeacUff Dr. So. t.aauna. For Interview call D1rcct1onr. Slat1.>r "Mewpot'f leocll br' upper duplex. ~ blk Br. live-in ltt'Vant, 1817WESTCLIFP·NB .................. ~ .... ~reward. 499-4'754 838-lTIO betWfffllAY · 3PM Meach. 11 u W~st o ••••••••••••• .. ••••••• beach. No peta. AdWta. wtc. 831-1180 ask (or R AGT.541·5002 •SCHOOL·Readlng, aklll, Pound· Small White ldfta Become Popular·Learn 54t·fll I Slater orr Bt•Jch one WA' IRFkONT ~ lse.. 979-0W3 Douala.I speed. etc. (Collla Mesa) · ·d all the latat dances by IJlocl...nihtonlwebooto ~IN DB.UXEOFFfCIS •SCHOOL·Pvt Jr/Sr halre precnant dog. exl19rtainvtew studlo ma1Hoeplulaulalan1 cul.de-sac wn;ww-. Plex 2bd, ~ den. 2ba, Reatah to~ 4300 Cclmml "iDd.st1 spaces. HICh (AJ\aM!m) tlell/Goldenwest. HB your home. p,.l or f\&.11 or p/tune. Appl~ f'OLLOWTHESlGNS•• NEWPOR'[ rrplc., patio. bllna .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 200to2000sq. tt. Aa low •BOOKSTORE 1424338 couptes.MS-0'7SI. Newport Ceioter Animal l(Nflt It ofty aeparat.e util rm., eacl SJNOU:S STUDENTS uJ0<1q.ft.LagNiguellr •DRAPERYWKRM POUND Doi adu.ll fem Jbp, 1333 Avocado, Npl 142Tz;,:,. Stn~•ngoetlQruncun pr.NrHoacHoap.$38JS. SENlOBS DIVORCE lllulon Vlejo areaa. •RUG/UPKLClemncr undy~or ~ea ShelUe'ARTJST nd1 aerloua Ctr. NB. (Bttblnu ~~=':~to sn-~or&32·5016. Live better for ball Handy to a. D. Frwy. •FURNITURE Reim HeU/Edwards H B eati persona to help form •,_w_•_l_cr_, _____ _ 141-IJOO WlnOOw5. Mv!IOl"IU. fir• paclocu new 2 & cost. We help YOCI find a Call831·1400 Cont.act A..:ntSam Crami M'7·2n29 • · • share art atudlo. Nick ... U: 10_111 ...... l)Uctj ~r own private Bd 2 b tb It CC1112pahble roommate. c714 ~170 $40-0008 St0-092A _.. v"~ ...-- OlflO Ot l).JIQ)ny A ff'lenclly rms, a un 1 CounlyWuSeServlee FOILIASI LOST : 9/lS Blond P/ m•. experd. Payse1 ~~,~~entff !..Cl'Ol5.,,, ~1tfyror~ ocear•aUnonf~l dt •. IOOllll "',.,,., f!hA= I l OFFfCIS lellwss t-r..-s Cocker/Terrier mr< 1 yr ~ ~ICH 5360 ayatem. Call bet.wn 9am HOLI.Y APTS 3 BR $350. No pets gu.,ij39 Fourplex li:c 3 br, I'· hn, frptc, p1\tlo. i::arath• lleach C'I081• s.&1:1-9088 or 8.16-6139 IYTHESEA '""' .. ,., ~ • " -_..... r1"'lliilWI SEMIH I old fem. Vic Brookhurs •••••••••••••••••••••y lOam. a.&2·2053, Kitty \'elopment. Imme<!. oc· 826-2775 $30-$I SS MO liCH . A . Fem chlldfer. comp. C'OOk --------- cupancy. Families F\nt.-COSTAMF.SAl.oc Sout.b Cout Plull Uolcl &AUanta.H.B.962·3872 l Wrtt.c Ad Me 0 II 1---------•.' pets accepted. $335. up. Resp. mature female t 75z 1700 7 30 PM St!pt. 22 Pl · : a Y APPLIANCE 67~11 Brkr sbare beautiful 4B • Lclltn the ract1 before FOUND femb~ ~~l~~f· ~lot~ Box 1$00, CM, Pre1ident borne In you buy. Complete ln· looka putt '""'• ......, • MAINTENANCE l·BR, 1 ba, frpl. Pool. No Turtleroclt area/Irvin 'lNVDTMENT DMSJON slruclluot1 OD bow to nnd 1,ype. PH. 646-2360. ~~~r~;entaturom pets. n o childre n w/aame. Tennis, swim-andc:Mckoutab1.11U>css FOUND li;e wht 1hagn &9'oY""::! MECHANIC 200PromontorvOr WeSt. Weatcllff ur ea $25 mlna&utlllncl.S?OOmo. llow to Buy, Sell and fem dog vie Lacuna .....,_. Pro~f\>inr , JUst nonn Of Jamooree 646-5681 1133-3190 Finance a Bu5ln~s. $25. M.Aln Bcb. Approx. Sept 9. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Waaoor10ryer Repair on P•ctt1c CO•st M~tiwav .:;;::========--1 Ad m 11110 n c 0 v er 1 M4-0l&4 Sdiooh & Tbla larae npt comple>t ____ _ ~~~h~ea~ se.,,ort Hts 2Br. lba, RDOmmatewanted:2 Br, OfCicespace. acmlnar. material•" ....,._Ho. 700 d~vcloperl~lnneedotan ADUlT·SICLUDID TPW1Mneeorno.nr frplc. Gar. Older udulu. 2 ba, lrg modern apt. ProfeuionalArtsBlds. supplies. C.U for lnfo. & FOUND, Wclmaraoer •••••••••••••••••••••• tx.per'd malnt. mechoruc New 3 br dclu"'e tnhsc, 20114th St. 536-1718 2 Br 2 Ba, patio, clean. No peta $225 yrly. w/vlew Jn Lasuna 04.7292 rtserVaUoos brown • 11 /15. Vic. ---------i ""ho hua a atron1 back·, • Nrbeh/shops.1270mo. PAUMIEWPORT 54S·S308. Beach. SUS + utll. RJchardPark 97S.1348 Barcelona llomea, M.V. llAIARTEMDH ftOUnd In apptlanct> re· 9'0-1279 APARTMENTS BR. 2 Ba. newly decorat· 497•21.18 150 I Wfftdiff Dr. butonhlp.rest.ock & 761·5lZ7 Full or Part·Ume r:1!!n ize::;::~: rt::, ...,EW 1or2 Bedrooms and ed • crptd, Nwpt Shores. N.B. bus. man would Ukt NewportOfflFlnanclSpocalC\r sl'rvace retail stores FOUND: lrlab Setter Be ready to 'M>'rk " qualify, we otrer ao xtn~ " Townhouse$ l3.10 mo., yrly. ~6·63S5 toahte hie°" apt. w/F·M. Leet... ce • w/nallooally known irro-f'em. Pappy. Adam1 & professional bartender I 11lartln1 .... I")' It out DELUXE 2413 BDRM •~om i329 50 sa-8912 61s.St11. 642-1%111 Call on Site r.l1uua-eer duct une. Company wlU Delaware, HB. tfi0.2078 1 week. Free Job place 1tandln1 ~ndh.a. Apply Wlth 2 ruu baths. rrplc. Open96Dally * IAYFROHT * Rmmalc lo share 2 Br (714)642·Slllut246 establish all retail loca· I nsT.· Neutered ma•· meotuslstance. topenononly. ba lcon y. ~ n c loud Spa·POOl.$·T~nn11 1n HD tioM Modest lnveatmesat ......, u: American Bartenders TH!IRVltifE CO. ganae. lndry fac. A!Wlta Acron rrom t'ashlon Modem 4' bea.uUM =-l~~all ~·~h. · BAYFRONT Omce Bid a . or SS,l50 lo S8.lOOaecured blk/wht eat. vie Avocado School SSONewportCtr Dr onty, no pe-ts. S265 & up. Island ,l Jamboree on . A~ E'°B,{[lfio~· · r Space Av:,~~:~.s. by ln,•entory & 1~ buy. 1 ~Victoria &42-9899 no. E. 17th St, &A Newport Beach , ~off ~nt IM7·2.622 San JuaqulD lhlls Road. OPE.'1 SAT." SUN. Resp. fem, 18·32, rms or back ;a1reement. Cal LOST: 9•16. Sml 3 yr rem 134·1960 Equal Oppor Employer 3Bt 2 fJ,i. $335. 2 Dr z 84, 1714164 .... 1900 Coaat PropertJes rft'lt. nice Tustin home, Ocean View office spa<'c collelt. <2 13 )t88·8S30. Collie. Vic Oranie &~,~~~~~=~==~~;;~~~~~ S?.SS. Dltni.. pJllo~. ('IJCI LIDO CHARMJNG ·Zbr, 61J.S410 all COO\' 832·9631 ror lease-Prime loc. A.sk~r 15en Wa~rs_. -20th, C.M. Reward. LEARNPIANOTUNINCi APT MGI COUPLE i::i r. Adlti1 nu poll Iba, brick patio & rri>lt. Female roommate wont· <31706 Coast Hwy· S renn11ber opcnJng 548-0934 or 979·1100. ut FreeapUt.udetett ~-9008 Adi'• u "" 67C HC4 Yrty. 1.se. 2BR. J Ba. n .... I 3n.a h D Laituna).-A/C, parkg Ch ·1 f t I . 10. 5'1--0811 581·'7 18 Un Ila .CM E xp'd , view. ..,...,...,. ,,.,__ pet.S.1Blltt.ooceao.$2:9:S .,..._or uvrm Sl'. ana Call Swill Torrance at a n urn. 9 ripp n1. mature, 1eml·ret ok New l! br, 2 ba. Ovw 40 Pb.~7616 Point~ ~1 saNliog. bluchln.r. r#t LOsT: MalelrilbSetmlx. JobsW...t.d. 707 ~14 Cond R ball t--•· S __ pairing Refinishing "K"lly" 9114 Talbert ••••••••••••••••••••••-.----·------....,,.,,0-.,olfecetA N• r'""~h· OCIAHAtOMT 3 Br, 2 n-. Crplc, pool, Mature woman or r . Sb 1t er1nl11h1n " .. . • ...,.,. • • "" _, Citlten to aha~ 2 Hr apt 44« Newport Blvd Ste .O· ops · f k ' b• Sehl area, HB. "8-7929. Sec'y student nda p/t J ....,,.uLc735 ~993 3DR.2ba.,yrly.$745 car"nrogc,,uhr/dryr ,.~·-u ft bl ' 4S6c:..tl.$165 mo vtitwooden uru , at.ca ., aft 1 ·30 pm SH ASSEMBLERS .-,.~-~ · HIWPOITTlllACE i42S m o. 484·tt0'7 __.. ... es.a. easona e pd.~ • · panellolJ, banl1ter1. FOUND: Male Spalllel 9swpm: t ype 8owpm: Jlunl. Landmark Adlt 3BB.2bacondol.WO 615-7720 980-4502e\H doors. etc Wont partner pup, wht/ rust spot.a, vtc H.B.Sharon893-1978 Preclalon electro Condo·Ncw. 2 Br, 2 tm. SIAWlMDCOMDO -.... __ ~ 1 ....... 1 1RVINE·7 room ofhcc lo operate shops. Very MesaVerde.546-6056 mechanical awllchu. AvaU 9125. Lea~e S3'J5 •SR .... _2 ba ..... 50 rwwv• 00...._• suite w/conrerence rm ...... investment. &fan or Pre-School Teacbe.r. A.A ~ • ...,.. '" t-e•-t ,.7 -l FOUND Female E~r. pref'd, but wlh, mo. 7141879·2061 doyi., 1 ... y-.0 .... 1 HOME -....tt• • -1'-.-. •• (lbru UNJMrnD Ideal for acctounLant.s. woman any •i•· Al you : r>eiree. 5 yrs O.C. expr. tr , 8'71·'1013 CVC'~ _.. ~ " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ L contractors $750 mo. need la a ad bua. head It German Shep pupi bile/ 548-7491 ST"'C. oswm:H. INC 3 BR. 2 ba. GOOO Mo )'rly 2 Br, 1 Ba, near tennti A Proluen.'l Roommaie m-3:560 capital. Shops will be In beige. Santa He gbta,.1----------1 _.. 3 bdrm. l V.bA. w/garage STEPSTOl~CH beach snomo Open$& ·ReferralCompanyean Calif. area. Thia wlll 7!11·5590 HelpW..ted 7100 ll39Baker,ColLaMeaa $340 mo. 11 .lfarbou 28R,2batha.l400 &sun'l-4. 2'fl5.Calle DeJ HELP YOU fo~INDTHAT ....._, Rewtal 4450 crut.e Johll. Good money FOUND . Ge rman••••••••••••••••••••••• 54f·l041 (2l.1lW2 5337 eves. Commerc10 Apt R. (21J) RIGHT ROOMMATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• maker. If int.created call t horthalred mix breed •AAAA POSITIONS F,qualOppor Employer -----1 861M406 932,4134 Since 1971 ..... WPORT IUCH Newball. leave mcssaae. pup. Harbor HJ .. "' area. SICHT ARIH 2 Br, new pninl in & out, "'" 7a ... ntw drps. RltN. 1.aun WntMlnster ltt l houle rrom beach Mole Storws or Offices Ul05) ~·16 646-0491 ldedlcal. Frnl/Back ASSIMILHS dry. Child olr. 2 llll •••••••••••••••••••••••over 22. Own bdrm & Acro1 s fr om new COFFEE~TEASllOP EmployersPayAllFeu WIDtraln.Goodworklna 1>1orlda ·~~~~~~~~~~1 BR Condo, nC'wly rcdrc. batti. 3 txlrm •pl on lliil Marlner·s Mlle Shoppma Tbrlvmir·Prtme ~cali Fc~~~~i:c:~!:f.0•2'::~ ~~~~~~.'1,~=~~ condt & bf>neClll. Day 1. --...1 -.au1•• no ...... .., rm.to. il50 mo + ulll <.:enter Now remodelln1e. Prime opPortunlty ahltt lntcrvw1 bet wn ClOM to lx-al·h. 1 br, •II VRLV step1 to bth, mod, mo..-.c:"'i~·.,,,t~· ~...... Yrly. 673·3-\SS 470 to · ISOO 1q fl. 26aO Creel view La, H.B. Newport Beach 833-8 · utal. S1n11l"1 ot. Ill,~. 11e 2 Br beam (ell Cpk --.... .. -----Avon St. Wynn Hltn G«-41746 CalUor Appt/Estab ·as 8:30am & 3pm, Com Bear h comber, fl!e. a11 'bttM' 121Huo.' fum Apwh••:l•""'*shed f"em~e 23+ ~ee~\'°ifr C2l3l 47HOOl ICTL/COFHI SHOP Fa~u~~ ~~yvl~i~~~~: ACCOMPANIST ri~w18~1· ~1.\ ~· g~ _413 1 2.0t I or unr &i2 3400 or u..fwftl"'-d 3900 ~? 5 an·s1!f iji7J ~:l& a ---L GOU' COURS& LOC. teswn Sehl S.A. Hebu . n-•t•~ Avnttabl ... v.xp ~U 1501 ____ -----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• ... an pay .,.,, · · Prime Uowntn aauna S 15 t.o 400 Good n,., ,.,,. ,. r. Sl~ 2 by. pool. &arJjC0.2llr,lr38r,dul)lc'<upta, TIIEEXClTlNG M F-roo mote"'ant~ Bch te!tlliltofc. 1138 ·,ta upt r 1i1t &U-02<H,97912-\1 neceuary. Snlary IS AuoclateRop I k .... tn·Re~~1111, 540-5370 r:~~o:i::,('7~!~ PALM MISA UTS. Loor1hare °:iuplcx '"?lk !q fl. Evet1, 4tt"73l <,.!,:e~ u~ovln: ~nd ~~ LOST 9 11 In CdM. Broad ~ppr ~yr.~ ~e~C::n:•~ 11 OR OVIR • -.,A.,..,.. · MJ.NUTESTONPT from hrh in Np Non 932 Sq. et, s:zso Mo 1308 ~II. SS«>.000. full price tt Slnmt>se neutered MO IXPH. MIC $180.Nc:ir watur,l'hildok "'"'-""" BCJI 11mo1etr ~2746 'llotth f.I Cumlno Real. J\J(t .S.'17·4200 malclJ D.lagell.clear flee, L iqtuna 801\ch fow . 2 B r A pt n r L 1 do 61C'h 1&2 llR --San Cll•mente 540 0904 flea lollar SlOO reward. Unlncd School Dllirlct. If you're new to Onngr Maln Hl.'otal<a,5~0~0 ~hupi.i bl'ilCh lltlillH frorn $IOS Nrwparl Rt•u ch t.harr attcrSPM. CICTLfDIHMIEIHSE fU471X.,~l!l8088 (crosst.he1treclfromthc 1 pc! m mo}rly i\dulu, Adult• ,.;0 p(·h room In lovt'ly homc ..__. 1 .. 4500 GROSS S37.000.MO. ---1 __ hl..;.J_h_1_choo __ l_> ____ -1 ~U!~m::~~rl~~~:t~~~ ROCK TO If.ACM no pet~ r.7J o.-ua lMl !'lit•!i:i Or w/father & daughter . .._..""'.. .... 1-:v!"nlnit• only S.-a111300 recently dlacharaed ::? Br. t'ncl 1111ru1w. J>'lho -15 Blk-•:utof Nrwpnrl 5115 6'5 l!'IG'l ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl)ulh Oronie County p.,....., 5350 ACCOUMTtMG rrom the urvlcl', or fl\f ~15th St. ~172!1 oru;f;;i nr&l>(rt,nrlHr. l1l\'d) Mt re remll•lahestoahr t.USS10NV1EJO. Retail, ln cotlon H equlro11 ....................... anyreo1-0n•c<'klnctem' ~1718 rpk. bltna. d11 h\\11>hr, ~0900 •au N 1 comm,orlnd.Jl'per&q $100,000 down. T.e$1 t M"'SS"'GI CLllKJTYPIST poreryor (•artertmploy· St:PARAT£AP'l'S be-am rC'llJ;, t•ncl aar. Nr -----w/llame l'k Pl aar~rn I\ S48~or58J-6'700. quahflC'd buycn. Act. "' "' The Jolly Rosrr lnc. hH ment. C'l'>ll•ldrr thl• uni' :t • · llAA .. 11Mp Adults ":lle> llSTIUY llpt. ZBr. 2b•, re 1' 11:1'7-4200 FtGUllMOD .. S an opcmlnt for an IC· QU"'OP""r.Youcancarn 1 Dr '~tudlo/l Br~ lAf\ ~~.85 · ~ ll40-1489... 2800Sq I\ lndllllttal heavy ...._ counting clcl'k•l yf llt " ,~, FromS23Sto8:113.8ellC'h,-· IHTOWM pwr•Uahtlna.onm.Jot'Wrouaht Iron 1hl\p fo ESCORTS Mutt bo frotlc enl pool , lcnnlt. t'71'lLJo Diil 2Br, 2ba pvt Singles. Ur.2 Br, furn "2.RR houae. r.aatslde St.lnNwptBcb.$470mo. 1111 1\'. 2 J.rt 11crvlnl( OUTCA&.LOHLY w/both ca c ulllor" a..t-'"'84 iaraao apt. Blnck to unturn . Thcr t''ll U C M .. frplc, encl. Jlar. t4J.3323 Or1tn(l' co. No debts. t)'l»WrilAr .. Verutlllt.y a - -betlch, bltM, gold shag, mllUon In r ecreation: Sl<tO. mo. + ulll. M/F -SSOOoflnventory,Sl~OOof 631·3111 deftnltt advanllll• for 8o11cd on your produr• NEWlltr,0/W•patloe. II• lighted wulk In TltNNJR <pro & pro· 548·0988eves. •MIWPORTllACH• 11malltools.t.1000lnbld!\ h1rdworlcer who would tl v lt y, comm ... • encl unr1111e. 2UT Hunt doaell, encl 1rnr. enble tbop) comp II meotury Jl'ree mom & ooard tn 11 ~aq f\ heavy PoWt'r out luome work In •hop AIO•TIOM Uke varlely lJ1 tht'lr Job lnrC'nlhr1 •extra profrl ~onSt.A-12·Ul3. TV.Adults <1ln1tlt'"OK>. 1011001. 1wlmmlnl!, luxury lrvm•home for II 15UJ&~lonrovla.1450. now. 81110 now ~ti,000. 5:1;"")1!u:!~~~ PotlUon collll for 11taat 11harl n1 bonUI. Thi• ..,,·tuxo 3 bf'. 2,, ba apt nopetA.DISmol~t.utll. beaJth clubs. part1c1, llldt lneicchanpt0rllle NattresaReattot752·5041 ('71A )610-e&t.a. typlnir . fllln s: lilt Womi:n & Mon wc 11rc U'l'.' ...a ~2 -•1 •· ••1 ,..,. • ., Ban.. lk Sund a)' brunch. d I k -----1 30 lelpllne 547-94~ c ot I l d I I •· look1nj for mav be tlrt'd wtwuher dryer hook~.~ :!::"-.::!....iN ..,.,., s;;:; oo ono u.od4.-r 21 & hw pnlC for a non r n APi>fO~. 1500 sq. n. Weat.d 50 30•----------ae r ur n u rs .. oltyJ)fn1. foldl~l papcirs. t.a p:.Uo s::rtlJ. mo. Cull L«• 2Rr. ', ttllt lo bC'iu•h DO pet, Month to month Ina. non 11mold';f, 40 yr MfViceo. W. 16th !'>t • N R. •••••••••••••••••••••• PREONANTT audltlna or doll)' 11ul1•• re· w11n•ho1o1to jc>W. It wot k ~1311ullror tnst1d or }'lrcplao f)/W. Uar oct·-~y J.lodC'l11op.·n ukJC'l('C Yourp VOC')'ll $22.5646-6300 •oo;. aETURH Carini( contldentl•I pon,orourro1h1ur1111t... ln"fitrallmlt.odlncoml' 8W-Ml3arterl ...u.1 -"' ,,.1~ .....-• a11ured. Call Ken. 11rt ---• collnHllnl le roCcrral. Salary com1n~·n11urah• " 1 --Yrtr _,..,mo .• ,.,_ dallJJ0.1 . iPM.~·1222 Stolege 4150 onl3$,000lnv<·11tcd Mhort Abortion, adoption It w /expcr. Applr In Work w/youn• ~011•• fJt:\CllTWNllSK,2~!! ~$-0.'llS. O.Jtv.__...Oard4tnApta •• 1 ..... _ 1 1 1 t ~p ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1 ;_Chot1 c1::e1 rr~1e1~tctJle~ keilpln•. per 1 1on, 110•2 Gil ~to, !_~1~ll~".•r1~a0un~:~,,9~ 4 Br. red1-c. 1 ~ lNI .... .,... b.atbl"t, 3 br fc z br. 2'' """' ... ...,. • • q11 e '""' Wal"t'l\oU.-.t' apatt •PJ>l'OX .,.,. a..,.ra MD . ,. '" APCARE $41.2583 Jrv ne. lam·~pm ... on ,,_ ~ Id nl'w r pt<i, pool, tcnn11 ba. Adalta. quiet. $360. NewPort Rut'h North rem. In 20'• to share hse. 1000 aq fl. l.aauna Hlllt. ACT NOW! 875-9990 ---------• lbrv Fri. over ~ wou be avail. lo + + No pell. t lU. a.SZM; az.t:zll.. uUor JlJ'7.SO mo. tit tr last. fl30.08!JO T t •SPIR1TUALREADER l•-------•1 atart work tmm~, "all ~ Ann. 8801n·lnetall6lh> 875-120t •· ,,.. P'UUJ~ ~ccouoUn• Clk exper'd bf't""ft9am•fpm. 8.\CU Avt'. w1l1Unf! du· rARKN·~RT t7l064S~ i..,. ..... .,.. 050 Booltlo 2pu000bllt·h~cr,lw ·,~uor'aooo1e .~ •••••••••• !!.~! 312N. ElCam~Re•I. 10 Kq adder, Ht• typln• Uf·llU \ l ~ h. $130 m c.. ... .-v N~ Beach South ••••••••••••••••••••••• . SanClemeete. orappt, Ir P*YT'Ol1. C.11 Cor appt.1---------:1~ o ac 0 • SUBLEASElBR,$290 _._ •-1 ...... apace <wl I •h:tre), • LOHlf' 9°' ~ Gi41l •a-oo. ...SST.u.o.u.o.11t. .. PH: 213·508-5206 m.tLIO 1700 SUI St (at DoYcr > 2 -~114t J.araJlH n • '"" dt.ic •P~. RC'PIY Box AM to -· _.. _....~.,- 1 .... dupl"'X, 2 b, .. • to "-b <n4ll4241TO Bblnl, .8 GS.mo.ca 1711 ~ Meu, Ca AIMJNTOLoes 081UETY MEANS .. ,.-~ u ..... pllarm•cy Uusban4&1wltetumlo "' ~ ...,. "" • 2ba, oawb' de<-orai.. _...;11%·1211 '2IS2li r, fl EE D 0 II... Bat 1' ,....... .. _ men a a• Link Stora1• Ynt, DO doas. $195/mo ad c I 01 e to b ch fl' Oteanltont dlx quiet 2 Br Fairest Tenn• tin<:9 l"9 .......... _ •• t ·u-•anla exp df\11 Cttrk. u I •-c lpd ~00 lltd "' • 2 Ba d Ill I II '"I I I a•e Co1ta ,........__MA.a C .._.... .. , .. an n ... •••-Geo 1tno•l•d1e or nils, In ne • oat.• utt · ; w ys . Pavilion. Yurly $400. • • u • 1r Y e • ., ftl • ar " • ._.... W_..., 4600 --~·..-0• 1.nd aom.Un:~..!.~~ pnhar-acJ nccua.ry. M•a. C.pabl• of~ 13cbelor apt.4bturrom mo.1138-6375 SIU. La1uoa Bch ...... a.. mo. Ston1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '42·2171 14M611 out.ldehelp .. __... Ce.U~forlntuvlew lnfpc10ple,1l1ndlln1cuh llcll $ISO Incl utll. 49M(m only.~ Worklnr couple wltb fl.nd lt. lf 10Q or a loved 54NTTO · receipt•. Is baodfman1• ~. $3$-0321 Si ~~ ":; Nr water. 4000 ~ linalo aarafe Hunt· amaJI, w.U bebav~ doc ltt, 2llcl & lrdTO's one n-S help, call • work. Recent retlrH a~· MlllllR ~9' 54()..S370 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tn1ton B~ach . 13~. PeC'd J bdrm aptorhouM LOANSAVAJL. CAREUNIT Pt'O&l'Com ·~! AO~MtlTIATIVI ideal aPPClcant. C.11 fol'\ &..p.e hec9' a c ~ OOMS 12$. wk up wk-16J.3U3or$36 0321 reasonable. 8'1 5·09'70 Cniditnotlmportant. South Cout m ..... ~ .ASSISTANT a~. Dlliitc.IMG-4630. -·•••••••••••••••••-• leen • classy t'br. kltcbeo. $17.SO wk op d • r bcfOC"t' I, ask for Bill. or e1a.aaBrolcr ltosp1Lal,'99·1Jll Aureutve lake ch•ra • • (1) 2 BR ssso. (I) Smal •/basi::o~r,'rJ,~ .tpU.S48·91SSOC'IU-.., , !:t:~~;~·~r~ae call6'1Wl%Seve9 •9\llCk CASH* PALM RIA.DR lndlvld11el for am.au mra GAnA()E SALE •d• I ~ 0'::.~1 bl~ ~qtcr l>T. p\'l «>nley, M1-M65. 'at" Newport Townhouso T J). LOAMS Put. p~t Ir future. fadlltf,f lrvlnt Reply the O:tlly Piiot brin1m oc-.. Yrl)',Gnl'mo. 3br.Zba, ref r I a , w ark t •anted by reapon.alble El DoradoMort1a&oCo. She bu bten &!Vt.la lb Daily lot Ad t'108. PO dpy rcauh.a. To place'lf>u1 · tractup..(rplcAcar. ocntstaops. Slts mo. Ha~ aometl'llnR to sell" party to 1ub·IOae. W3)6'70~JGOcollcct. llfttobelpoc.btn.Uc'd · Boit tao, Cotta Mua, rawlai urd, phon Ouildel~ '"'2·5611 callsrwoN. SlHSll et ... 11lcd ada doll 'll"ell. 641H48' or (714>968.Ut6 ZU/94-WO 2U/a7 Ca.... 142·56'11Cod~. Slt6PHWK , I • tWp W..eM 71 odMelp W•hd° 71 to'H.fp W..t.cf 7100 Help W•t-4 7100 tWp W..t.4 7 I 00 SUnday, Sept•mber tt. 1971 DAILY PILOT f 1 I ••"-••••··~-·--••••••••-•••••---·•• •••••••••••-••••••-•• ••••••••••••• ... ••• .. ••• •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• .... W~ 71 00 .... W-.cl 11001 .... w-. JIOO HeflpW-... 71 ...................... 'THE CITY If IXIC. SICllTilY JLACCOUMTANT/ UPOIC"'' ................................................................... . l'or Privat• C. Cha•. ,.,.._--& .,..,. """ ------Good s'4'00 akllla req'cL _..._59" •'1"ht 0oct••• PUX An.wcrlntit Servi ------- HUMYIMfllml BrlNI va..n ...... tttcl atlendal!ICil llard-wi.erwwbo e1lJo1s c:o.-.r· Os>r. lmmed OPt'ninC r Restau.ra:nt. "111'919" .,.,n _,-P"AWe w flod lllnt • auat""' Jlt'r:'Mla to wor -• 'IT....W.-A a t I.... all meetxln,••.:... taoltlnJ ~ ln eoe1wi1a:t Sill" ASemeeof vanf'dhn &wkn<b. Pai LAUNCH YOll MANAGEMENT 5 11 •-w .. m nut.a. nt ...... ne ts; 3 t'l>Wldin&S • l • rapklly llVllAA t nl n 1 n g , App I y 15 ot mon YfS nper NCI d. crowin1 co. lluat have PBSONMIL Rothe ter St, C M. • CAREER WITH Announces Openio,a For Sal•r1 c:ommeru•rate min. 2 rn ooitece • i yn l082 lh.la1Daa C&.r Dr The Followlna Po&lUona: w/•~ For tntervw office exper. w /cnuuf. suua 290 trvlt\e PIX OPERA TOR call · co. Must be a 1ell 1tarter (710 833 IMtl) Amwerlng l>1:rvl~. Ell CARL'S JR C 11 uete ....... Sf27•$ I 144 Mo p penon to wort In upable or propulns Has Jood louJ (root ol· per'd. Apply 6S1 w. Ult • .... l•••c•W------S7•"' ._._ a~deptolb&rdwar. fllH, budutt, cub ~Is back omce jobs St. Sblte u, C.M. 8llm ••----,.._-~ -1tore. Part Uroe. Apply now., ts have aome Mil avallablenow. 4pm.GO-H03. c..... y.....a..t -160J .... In ptt'IOll. BuUd "Orow. ~per. This badtlfOUDd PEOrLL' J>;.DSON-,,.... 1&103 Cuh-er Dr .• Irvine. .. abtolule\)' maodat.ocy. --------.. ..,... •ra•• Worts.-$7J6Mo xp pharmuy technl· ~:: M=~an for MEDICAL COMPAN ~hi~~:,t~r;o~~ clan. Mual be able to ppt n~da full \Imo du lY clJ)ILallwd. 673 mJ. •AUTO SALES• A I I req ui re 3 0 days prior type prKCrlption lat>m. Jll IUYR room auemb1n". OMllr....;;-;__ __ unemployment & HB residency. Callownerfortftterv'1-w. WntaallCorp.manurac· m1anu11t dext erlly r~ 'ttiKfWorklltCJ AUTOMOTIYI OMY COMT'IACTCLIU ........ d, IJl-llOO "-wpenD.._ •MP<>ITUMITY• Applications wiU be accepted at The ~-turwolU..world'aflDNt quirt'Cl. No exper. nee Ho.n •IXPAMSIOth Employment & T\-alning Center, 520 •-------1 uilboitsnt'C'dla11barp. ·SS&-lll0$ tt:»:?:;,aor Cct ut for the ·77'•' Pecan. Huntington Beach through FACTOl'f au"'5f!VO .t!N4ll .. II MOTIL MAID i::io-9:30 Orowm1 Chevy &tore In Monday Sept. 27tb. 1976 at SPM. Call BLUJo:JEA~OBS Jr. Buyer. wltldfcol Wanted Kirk woo Wurk6h1"1iadll)'t!UntnJ: bultlln1 Oranae C0unty MEN. WO . EN nSUff.I Ir purch&alna iii Motel. ,.030 E. CODI SS.~ per hr to pltUant Airport tomplcx will •tld 536-2S215. rtjQ'd, Lite aecretatlal Hwf, OdMG'f3.4S20 •urroundln.:a. Dt'ul 3 exp. t•omhtnatlon !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Aase111blera/ ackaeera dutl•• & varied w i th~ public~ in our Many company benefits -ln!urance, profit sharing and discounts are only M few . We will train; however. ~C:k(round Cxperien<'O in rut rood or management ts helpru1. Must be at Jaaat 21. Interviews ht'ld on S~pt. 20th, 21st & 22nd; rrom 9AM to 4PM. Seen by appointment only. Please call (714 )7'14-5796. 1200 H. Hca bor llYd. Anaheim i.aleamen ror easy .....,,. ''tlen.spc«111konUl-fWG~'!,'.~-rea~nslbllillta. Good trvinc otc rcpN"1entina alral1ht •ell. Monthly •--rW..t.cl 71 7100 .... U1111t .. ..., .,. ....... posst.ioo for penoo who Time Lite Bookli (Just So. of 91 m.wnvJ ~.opp.'°' •dvan· •••••••••••••••••••••• Oay&SwtnaSb.11\J.J enJo.YS worldne w/~ *newport Oynamk vur11on11llly -r ~Om4JO\. G.inerous payi--------•L ~The Job Traiainl · pie. Xlnt co. ~neflta. Ap-~ persorTieJ most likely to sucQffd •• • • -• • • •-- - -r:; ~~~ •:i~~: BAN~~gHIANK en ,_OMTO!Stt T"t,~':,~.tt ~~·~t~!rt11.a~°tc~~ agenc !~:=~odi.:::b:'it1~~: }tefpW..t.cl 710 ltwpw..hd 7100 HOWARD Chevrolet, clerk Apply In penoo Kelly Ser•ICH lac 8:30.am & $;30pm. Y positions call 833-8095. •••••••••• ••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• ~;;;,rt" Be~~h_ 11 Sts.. Has An Openinc For A if: :~!~=YI Newport Bch • 833-1441 112·0SS1 Permanent full 4' part RICEl'110MIST SKCrtETARlAL CREDIT Orange . sn.em n9'lMartln. Irvine time. plant knowledgea· Wanted for busy denta EXEC. SlCllTAIY ~ .. to VERIFIER LaguoaBeach Open Tuesdays 'UJ ~UD<'b Call' ofc In Santa Ana area ...., S:llOPM thruSeptember ft-"-1:..A-Of! 1or11ppolntment ble people needed for re· G d ,. c 1 The Jolly Rog4'J', tnc. ha:. 4SSISTAMT Contact --n~ 1--------111111 tail & mainte nance. 00 o,por. a immec:hatc opeMnlt tor OfffCI MGR Uorlt Mitchell CL.al( TYrtST >~l!l~por Eme:o:r: The Jolly Ro1er, c. b NOON DUTY 751·4760. •-""--M37-· -· -----i l1ll exper'd Secl't'tur~ to HHd loeAdlH,.,. 810 Ntwport C.'tr Dr, ND With rece.nt ex per. to ~& ~~::-~!~: SUPERVISORS R!Ct.PTIOHIST report t.o the Exe<'. f• J;anel1&oln1on lo bigaer ~ work in producUon con·~----~--;;:;;;;;;;;;;;I ltio ol 1 year exper. w/6 1 to 2 bn per day. Sl.l P/Ume for ND Law ok Oulstondlne sh & lyplna "betwr t.brna•! VOi')' EqualOpporEmployer t.roldept. T H ,... FEIPAID mo'aonlBM3'70.,Perm. perhr.11.B.SchoolDli.t. PffONESALES Apply, 4.525 MacArthur ikii~ are ~fl;d for~r1::. dl\lertlfled top spot for STACOSWI C , "C ""-.... "--re'·""' to_.., F/U D p ill 73S141bSt.H.B.536-Wl. Blvd,NewportBch. pos son. • n. wor ng ,.. • b •---------i 1139 Baker, Costa Mesa .,.....,., ~ .... , _,., me. aya. ay w l.'Ollds " benefit packaae too pel'IQl'I .... ua. ave BANKING 549•3041 Secy/Utuh to S750 be based oa eIJ>tt. level.i--------111111 Phone Sales people. R. E. Sales wl\icl\ lncludca variou~ automobile b11:kground. TIU.ER·IXPU Recept/Typin to $750 Apply in person. Sam· NURSE male or female, 16 to ~ <f!!!t1t~ llJ'OUP lna. benertts & pro· bnmed. openm.1. Phone lr\'lneNalional Ba~lt EquaJOpporEmplover Jns.Clertc toS725 Spm Mon· Fri. 17042 yeanora1e.Guaranleed -• nt t1h1ring. Sulary com. Sbar cameTon. BAUER Cont.act Bob Creight.on • AlsoFeeJobs GllletteAve, Jrvl.ne. LYN'S & RN'S wages or commissions. ·'if!~· ~nsurate w/exper. AP· _M;OTO;;;;;RS~.;979-;;;;2S00;.;;.;;;;~-;;:~83J.~~37~00~.~E~··o~.E~.:::--l'~~=~=====-1 trvlnePef'S()nnelAgencyl~~~~~~~~~I 250 Eaat 17th Street, · REA[JY ply in penon, 8am·6pm • ...... E 17th Cost M Suite O. Coat a Ateao. 7 -.. Mon· Fri. 17MZ Gillett<' Bar ma.id. Sharp. Exp. Cl.l'.'Dll JYPIS.TS -a e.sa Keypuncher wanted. Part Immediate openinas on bet 5 00 & 8 30 AYON l>ay shift. Gd pay. C.M. U\ft Swtem 642-1470 time. Call 540·2522. 3-ll and 11-7 shifts in ~ : : p.m. .,) Ave, Irvine. Mea.SSG-4011,979-9"97. lmmecllilt.e opening for ~ btween 9am lo 5pm, 218 bed rehabilitation uA ·10p l ,...,..... .. . HtlY• A V..-y •• --""""'I~ ...... Cl Clerk Typiats. Accurate daily. facility .. We offer to ,,...uknproy~~n ly IHI lst9h c ..... 7 M Ctwi tnHts -~ "' '"""" lypin1 SS wpm, 10 key by G .. 1 Ofc Cleril wages and ou.r bene'fitti «:'!~M_'.y N.B .. area . Perm . touch. Excellent co. P /tlme. perm. An s package i1 excellenf. f114) 141-1446 --Benefsli Call 644 0606 bt!nt!fits. phones, lite _bkkpng, fast KEYPUNCH Plea.supply al· Te f'ay For It , -. Also need Oo-Call Clerk accur. typist . "Mature. PLASTICS SECRET ARV Y ot1r ..-lflcotio11s c•lmdfftot Start Now ·Sd lsn It 80ATBUTLDER Typists. hrs 8·5, typm~60 dependable you ng u~!E~J~£~~! IJYERLY MAHOI MOLDING MACHINE t>eauUflll products. Call JOURHIYMAM wpm, JO key. 1tat.iat1cal person. Call Tuell, Wed 2'452 Via E:stndi. ~7041 or Zenith 7-l3S9 YACHT lypin1prxper.d~irable. AM.631-1060. Exper'dOprsforlong Lagunallilll,Ca OPERATORS torln!ormatlon. C ..... ,ir ... TERS Cal 644-)389 &abort term assign. Taking applications for -~ GIRL FRIDAY-Need de· ll't & 2nd shifts An Equal molding machrne oprs on ---------1Needed for 47' to 106' 9A)t 'tit Noon pcndable, mature person andpart-tsme Opportunity Employer day & swing i.hiCts. Babyaitt.tt. may Uve in. custom yachts & sport THI IRVIMI CO. with 1>ew1ng ability to Please Call 1---------• Modern. clean manuf. Bo.Yt 3 & s yrs. flH hrs. fishers. t:xpcr. must ln· ~Newport Ctr Dr fabricate 1b1tdes & cur· 7141835. 'lOl plant. Paid aroup life & Home In Newport Hts. elude heavy bulk head in-Newport Beach taul5 & assist wstb at.or~ .., health w. Good vacaUon 64.S-1496. 1tallalion, finlah cabinet. Equal Oppor Employer-customers. to br. wee.k 500South Mitln St. Ort NURSa~'S-LVM•s plan. --------teak & formic a joinery. Some paid benefita N T Slc 501 " Apply in Person Babysitter wanted days Ill Apply, IntemalLonal Of. very nice working condi 0 ower, Practicals & Orderlies Califondo my home, Newport Bch. tabore Marine 2500 s. CLOTHING Uoos. Apply in person· needed for bos~ilal starr bomet7S.ZJ82/645-757S Susan, S.A. ' · Full & P /time-clot between 10 & 12 noon, relicU1 frlvateduty. Ex· 9"f-dlon Moldift9 warehou.se. Stupping c u a tom Sb ad e per, req d. All shifts, ruJI 2165 Driggs Ave .. C.ttf. Jhbyalller. mature1---------. recelvin&. Call Drapery Sbop, 3$35 Easl " p/time. Westcll( U BICK'kSo Of R. E. SALES Frff 14doy TraiftlncJ Courn SfMCltl potffioll Unique opporlunltiei- ovall. 1n the Secretarial & Cleri1•ul field. We cun •Penonal iJtjtructlon lw of help. • Ma.naaement oppor1y'1 s.cr.tery •toBO•;t. Commluion l.lteah, type-6o+. • Uc'd tra.inin& 2wks Salary S6SO + dasaee start immed bK. s.cr.t..y •00 the job training Financial ln!lltllutlon •Many top offlco Joe '• or brokerage firm btck No license nee to apply ¥l"OW)d pre.!. Sal $750+ HDCAIPIT ~'~~~ llALTORS .,u.tot I Fordetalla calll.lnda · woman for babysiUinc lft IOAT CAlrEHTlttS THE LOOK Coast ll"A•y, Corona del Nurset Registry. 1611 Baker, Off Redhill) my home. Mon·Fri. Exper'd. High pay! 4 ____ 54_M __ s_o_o __ -tM ··~or~·-------1•--------i Nw."s.t63cu.c-06r lDOr., Ste ~12. PLUMI.. R.E.Sales Harbor View Homes. Day work wfek! Lota ot -" '"" 6'CMSQ 0 v er t Im e ! App I y COCKTAIL WAITRESS Girl F'riday/Recepuonlst, LagWla executive (amily Replpe exr:.rience. Non· Young Dynamic :-.IYSTROM ASSOCIATF-, 'tf"IOftllel A9ffcy 3723 Uirch St, N. U Bab111itter for 7 yr-old Westaall Corporation. SHORT ORDER ~$575· Smal.I pla.sUC3 ot 6 wants to interview NURSES union. Cal 64S-7S611. Office twin 1irl1. \' arled 275 McCormick, Costa COOK/WA1TRESS mfg c·o. <AU<lso Visual HOUSEMAN for full· RN'S.fo $62 PORTH Hu openings (or new o . 557·0045 1007o Employer lh schedule. Atterschool. Mesa Mesa Lanes, 170 Producta). Must type charge dutll'S tmusl be LV , 4 noun 9,1, Mon, Tues, experienced license S.t Ir Sun. Mt home or~~~~~~~~~-~Su~peri~~or!;.~C~M~.~646~-399~3'.J wpm. Sant~ Ana/Costa qualified le licenaed NS•$ 4 Wed.F'ri&Sat.Appl9t.o salespeople.Startat: i--------• yoors. Ba.Jbo11 Pen. BOOKKEEPER COOK. r.taJe female. A Mesaarea.Call~9-886.a. driver>. Alao a full· ~$36 Walllch'1 MusicCity. 700/o COMM talned 673-649e GAL FRIDAY . y IC ply in peno0n Kentuck Glr1 Friday. Body shop. charae COOK. planning, P'or 8 Hour Shift.a 6400 Bri1tol. C.M. Call for interview SECRETARIES Good sec. skills Prefer -.1ed C'"' .. L Gener a I or c . Non purclunin&, etc. must be Join a repul.able, pro-1---------t Sooner Real ~slate BABYSITTER. My home , . u we.en. a1un smoker. Apply at 2076 qualified. Income de· Casfooal nursin& servicel•--------i 631·2026 U) 9 mos old. EasWde stlull trecht. Xlnt work· Beach. PlacenllaC.M. Pe o d • on ex P & •woritlheda)'B, boun & PRODUCTION 1---------1 !~'!~t-~!! ~1m"11n°~{cfor: CM. lfornln11 7:30 to ing C!Oads. Good aaJary. · performance. No llve-in hospUaa ot )'()Ur choice ........... ...,,._ .. 1 l :30 Mon lhru Frl. 645-2666. · •COOICS • GLAZER. exper'd. ApplJ facWUes. Apply for ap. PortQrF/tlmo. · exper. Heavy statlat Cf!l 1 MZ-T41Zat\2pm. IOOICPR.f/C Comht Ptne1•1I 211 Los Molino•, San pUcatlon8:30to5:00Mon ftlMTWOOD WORKERS RN'S typing. Public contaCC ... BABYSITI'ER. Ptrlme. Tbru Financial stale· P/Ume days. Apply in Clemente.49:'Hl91 tbru Fri at 567 San HUllSlS )tALE/FEMALE Medical Surgical 3-11 :e~~:u1~' i~~~11:~f~~:1' for I YT old boy, H da,_ mmta. Fut 1rowin1 OC penon2-Spm'I'Ues·Sal Y SBJFT Nicholas Dr., Suite 106 1M:30AM abUta. Xln bftoeClla. wk. 7.3, 3·\l ahlfla, AiTport area CPA Firm. CARL'S JL CRAVE ARD I ' CaJ.American Bldg; '500Campa.Dr.SteS60 Immediate openings for benefits. Equal Oppor. AJao. need Orf.Coll Sevtt-al wkoda. Deoen· Prl« CPA nrm experre-lmt MacArthur, lrvioe cl~~~~~. •!~~~1i:ft1~~ Newport Center, N.B. Newport kb ~1505 incentive (piece work> Employer. Contact Mrs. Secretary, hrs 1-5, typln~ dabJe person needed. q'd.o-&remployee.know •••COOK for advancement. IJChlasaembl.Y"pactac· productlon workers. Jensen. Coala Mes 70wpm,ah90wpm. ~ ~J!:;bt=di~~f't!! Xlnl co benelltal Appl ~aJ\2PM lng full time.. $2.50 hr. ~i~;m::;ip:rfee:~ r:!: er~~a~~t&lc.: ~·~~;:!' Bab,Yt~Hakpri/'t~"" lldence to Ad~o. =· 11C:fikr~:rc::.EL GROOMIH~ m-8600 NURSU AIDES quired. Must bo able to 642-2734. THE llVINE co woa'laD ~rsc · ra. Daily Pllot. x 1 • OOONewportClrDr Bather/Brusher for Liquor clerk. Part Ume. wOl'k any 1hJll +over----------1 ~N portCll'D for 1 ebUd age 9, noo· C.O.ta Mesa, Ca. 92628 Newport Beach nnim.al boap, N.B. No Ov~r 25, nights. will F\lll·tlme day & nigbl tlmo. Pay range can go N..!;,rt Beach r 'Pl"!~~·. 7rl1.~: .... so. Coul BOYS AND GIRLS, a a ea Equal Oppor ~mployer cUpping. 2 Yn ex per re-train. Georse or Steve, ahilta available. We have awfteellr Joevarnlner S4i peperlrodb,oude~ ***RN F.qual Oppor Employer --8 -q • d . App I Y • 13 3 3 84.2-6537. lmmedlate openings for l2t.o 15• Part time work A•ocado, N ewporl L~•~ ro• mature Nanes Aidet. pendJng on employees Vacation Relief. Babysitter, reap. penoo after •cbool and COUMTERGIRLS Centtt. behind theatre. vVJU....,.. "' 1l'--'encet.preftrnd, producllon.WealaoO(Cer SbitLOct31'4-2Znd.lles SECRETARY, pt.time. to care (or wtil behaved 2 Saturda11 wtth a youth ,. arr"IEl ....,...,... llcnt a.Id Verde Coav Hosp Ml ynold lo my Dana Pt. crew t&ltlng aubscri"· Drycleaninf abo_p. Moo &bru Fri lam-4pm "'rv'v butwewillprovlckpaid exce company P Ceaterw cK5tl--siiis tam-3pm.1 Man office. ~ a r F/Ume &per d pre!'d only. Major corp. needs a few tralnlAI. Please ap,Pl.Y in benefits. ._ N.B. Call Tues. 9-12 for orroun. morua Hou for a major Will l~alo NB area: Sood people to train tft penopat: Appl)t9am.UnooacSall1 Salee Career•atead appt.540-1102 d.4N-1%U. newapaper. Eara S20 lo 6444193 • GUARDS m:tement posltlon in ___._ .. '15 .. .A .• , .. $45 per week or more F l /ti ,,_ AflJI F -... .,. w .... up..,_. SECRETARY for Real lfab71ltter atoded few 2 plus tripe and prhes. lt interviewer . Eves /t me• P me . a ,.....,. & wall COY· l!Yal.YMAMOR FllJJuBruahSM-7851 Estate Co. la l'ublon acbool a1e cbildren. Cell the foUowinl bdon Is wkndl. lluat ~We Un1'onna (urn. Telepb 6: erlog bu1lneu. Good 2«53Via Estrada Your llome. C.11. Bear 2:00 p.m. °' alter l :30 ...ni t-•-....., ~7.... pm car .... d. Call 83:J....4.e83 moneyt xlnt (Uture, fan· La(una Hilb, ca SALES CLERK. exp. lslaod. Must have ' >'"' SL atmScblareaODl,y ........... """" -appt tulle oenefita. To sue· An'""A l VOIT l.._.C time, permanent n:per., type 65-'70 wpm, .... _ ._.,..,. l• • p.m. Laguna Ntcuel· Wtpm. • eed ..... ha b1"tL..-..... ua r ...,. ,.._ .... __ Sta"'--, ab 80·90 wpm. Apply ,....,......,_,. .. 1... Mlsalon Vi•Jo area, GUYS&G"'LS c m.... veam ,.,.. Opportunity Employer 3101 S.H ........ -_ .. ""'"' ...,.. ..... _ _... _______ -t A & common seme. Call or•-------• ..---Forest Ave, Lag. BdL TMl. la San Klauel Dr. Bab11ttter. p/tJme. m1 49S·S399 or FoUlllaln MJuloa Viejo, El Toro apply. Color Tile. Ph;i----------1 s.t.Ma.Ca '200,NB. homo days. l Yr old. Valleyaru,963-1'7SZ. o.t.llttryOpr area.toworkafewhoun 645·1127, 2221 Harbor HURSESAIDES Sale:slad1,exper'4. Watdlffarea.14$-1.870. Equal Opportunity 'l'he Jolly Roaer, lnc. i1 aday. l'\lnJob. Eaml25 Bl d C t M 0 AnEquaJOp...-.. nlt., eJolh1n1. Over 2S. N Seeretary-Recepllonlst Employer taJdna appUcaUona for a to SSO per week. For v • 01 a esa 0 3-11, 11·7. Will train if de· Emplove:ifii-eves. 5411.51113. for Newport CPA· rlrm. • BABYSITTEA <Live· YS l"lJ f d Data Entry Operator. more lnformaUoo phone Mon 20th betwn 9am & pendablc & wllllnc t.o # fullorpart-bme. Write to in>Coq beach cottaae. .,. yn or•· Mlnoflyearuper.w/6 830-08U tlpm. learn.549·3061 ~~~~~~~~~Saletlad1•aoted.Should GllCord&MonroeCPA's. Workln« mother nda = ~'S'::~Uo~~:~ mo'• 00 IBM am. Perm11.1 · Equ°al OportunttJ MA 1 o s needed by urses Aids wanted (2) PROGRAMMER hne aewln« back 500 Newport <:enter Or. reaponalble person for pnMdt'd ea-,m3 y /Ume. 011.)'1. Pay w Employer Newport Beach Resort. responsible female" pvt C ~ Aje 2$.-45. Mwi Ste 507, Nwpt Bch 92880. Ill• bou~ek;,tplnl at • be~ on exper. level. English apealtlng·day duty case varied shifts 0~ ~· tellig~~ F!&S:.-~/:m~. Secretary. 1 girl ofc. Re-P/tlme care 4 yr old IUS DllYlllS App Y ln peraon, Sam· Hain: ...... & Styllst shift. •. Apply. in person, ss.oo hr: 494 ·5835 o • Basic/Four exp. pre. era· Earnings depend o q's gd typing skills, abill· (:: &t•~a::=~'!: $UJ·0..55 Hr Hu.ntinaton :ft:m• Mon· Fr I. 17042 &n-O:!Oor 837-3719 Sandpiper Inn. 2101 E. 4M-11Sl Rm 219 ble, pJease send resume ability. Up to" over ty to handle phot>el le de· Beach Union HS Diet ill«t.e Avo, lrvlne. Cout Hwy, CdM. with job le salary history per wk. Call for appt. al w/pubtlc. Salaf7 '800. ~ nteda p/Ume bUI =l •=~~:~ Dpr':! tdald wanted. Seacllcr t4URSUAIDES to Ad 754. Dally Pilot, ~~ Call752-LUO. Ba~. Orudmotber drivers. MUil bavt DOC DELI OIBL ICbooJft'll ta their bome. Motet. 1661 So. CaL HWJ. It OIDHUES P.O.BOX 1566• Coila .;:;;..:...:.:..:.:;.-----•--------tne. 2 or Id,_ per wk. 11 c e Dae I , Ca 11 Sharp, •xprcl. tto4.. ?AM·'1PM weekdaya, Lag, Bch. ~ ALL SHUTS Mesa, 92626. Salesperson, oallona Sectttar7 needed for RI': SUS hr. Nprt Ilia aru. '11(Ja.f'111eaUU. thru Ftl. 01 ·1U N-Beach. Caroec. Lido Coo•. Center 'fTGIRLir.ID"'Y Jewelry co. 12.30 per hr. Develapment otc nr 0.C. ,,.._ .. ·~·.... a•----• ...._U • -.,_,.,. • u .... LING DEPT '""'cSu ri A NB "' "" + commil1ion. No ex Airport. 1'ype GO/Sb 100. ....,_._,, C.t.IDltvBS IV'l'llDDI..,.. • -auoa 1146-0644cves. ...._ ..,._ pe or vo. Typing, ore J>l'()('C'dures. nee. 49""'730. •pm til Good sat. By appt. "" '" Sch. f\&UOTp/llme. Nooper. 646-7764 Khotwled f llbo ta 6., "' OUJW"ftfQS41L MenorWocnen Jlou1eteeper, mature, nee. Must be able to un ae 0 118 a . !>pm 833_-&MO __ • ____ _ ..,,_,~, . Muatbe2SOC'over ellurymon for L llvoln,(ullcharge. (1)9 heavy boire1. Will con· Sul own hu. for --·-------• SAVIMGS ApPb' ID Persoo nm• ln NB 41 CM . SU yr old child. 751__.7,0 sidur cotle~utudent. Ap· Mntni cqu.lvalcmt of 3 d111 week. SAUSP.SOMS SICUIUTY GUAID COUMHLOl y... c• l'l7$ per mo. + bonus lH Apply £ricaon YAchtl, ~II " Prrtme. Expr Over worked HCUrll)' NEWPORT BEACH w . Ml 1740 ve m ... aie. ply National Sy1lem1 ICU/CCU 1931 D"~re Ave, Santt.1 helpful. Call for appt. guard nc~ relief 1ruard Lo• Ancelea l'edua Jl~!~,~~~':.~~:7u• . • HOUSEKEEPER C«p,'38tDlrchSl,N.B. 3-ll ls ll-7:30AM 11htrt&. Ana.54().8001. Whimaey Hollow, Dana to w<Jrk .. 1rregu1~.r hour• Sa-tint• I• ciarrentJY1----------1o.ntal Stct'y/ Recept for otflco In Newport MAID. Pa.rt Ume. Wkdys Xlnl beneltti. Equal 0p. P/tlme Sulea s40.,70 PotntHarbor.49&-2'31 on an on·cull h1a1l11 uekln1 a custome ARPENTERS U > !if:.k"=.'ioo:xper 0 Bch. Full or p/Ume. & aome weekend•. por. Employer. Contact wk/up. Men, ladle•. ~tu· 8alea :st~~~J°o"r d!yll~~e~~ oriented lndhldua Martn.. renen1 npalr. 0 • 8panl1h apeakla1 ok. i..1waa8ch*C·2* Mra.Jemen,CostaMcu d en ts. Eves/ Sat ·~.+WEEKLY A ly ..... the Socurlt w /mJnlmum 8 mon Wood p • D t 111 n I, 1>-AL ........... _............ Call M4-5'80. Memonal Holpltal 301 "'"'~ 7 ... " ·-7-.. ..,.,., PP "" Y •••la1a .. loan ex flbertlau. u:per. k;&c-......-~ . MAIMT.PAINTH ' _.. .... .,_. _... LIADSI LIADSI Ouard, 275 McCormick pedeoee ll'5wpm tn'ft m.1• U14) or 'Jewa&I ~o0 ~nun. Xlnt re. ~~~per .!ib ~;v· N. B. er ea. Perm. Vldorta. c.M. MJ.2'1M . Pt-t.lme, ColleJe atudent, UADS! Av•. C.M. Weataau Corp to .. latlDo,.oln& aft.Tpm. cent ref•noco reqd, Nv: chlld~D. ~dM : SmM!f'lb.C&ll~ rned\lnelJnf(ltoworkon Fantaatic Dyna Gym ... Sonior Cltlzona Prosram ~ CASH19SWAMTID lh .. 6'1·010; day f7MOC2 MAMACHMINt moC«bom•.552-11811 P,....oklonTV. p /t dlttairy lntere1t. CllbMn DNded In our ~ TIAINH ~~ 0 ff i' Ce • qc lMSPICTOI Top Demoo1traton e1m nCCl'ltar)' for meala pro· lelf...-viet pa ataUol». o.hl a.c.,. llM Can••Mr ()per Youns man to work Jn rload Meeb'l/Blec&. ability, :i!°1o:>°P.~ :;:, ~h aram. "6-&362 mmt be II Tri old. boll-mq,erneceasary, NB. :,•ft:~.'•'::: 1~1:o"u~'. 1rowin1 tool rental bUtJI• OV8 Aool1 In "1'$0fl, CPD In· men • women nteded, service Sta. Attendant ... da&l• • aeal •P· .....att neu.Mmtbtncatln11p. du-a'\rle11. 2100 E. (ullorp•rtllmo.Noc-x· l .. ube M11n. Should be ~araoct. must han e.5-2211 pc.ourance. le have vw 517.oo6 I Wllahlre, S.A. par ne•ded : con>plctt nl>le to do lite mech'l re Callr. ddven lie .• re· Dentl3try (Or C1lildrea JANITORS ncot tl11ndwrtJtln1C .• Doy Interview 11... nuAUTY tralnll'llJ provldod. l''or palr1 under llUPfrVlalon. in&• in C.M. • .B. ()poor w/1row•o1 H.B F -m·. Mon t'"ru Fri. 5 week. w1wkd1y oH. tam.J:30pm ..,. Interview, call Mr. No 1tudont.11 or p/tlmc~ Pl•••• call UU) pvtprac:tlcefo.r••f>"r 111 " u Prc:formimiedman,Cor ll'113Blrch8t.N.B. COMTltOU.M Robert.aaUIM·3"14 l..ocalrelareq'd.See.Mr. ---------1 u.oo1, aiat.tanl.11' ... ..02Mloar PM to 1:30 AM. $2.50 hr permanent rctpon.lblc NOWWJ\lNG For a hlih quality s•• 1tS Boll11, Exxon St1ttlon. Banktn1 nnaelntrnr. toltart.Callbtwn4PM4i po1ltlon. Exp. notrcq ..... _.._ 1llboat manuf co -FaJr.,FalrvlewC.M 4SSISTAMTMCHt. Qubier. Mature wom.ao ft.l • ..__ ... _ .... 8 , .. ...._ SPM. (11')S40-t02'7 Apply 1930 Newport •w.O. ~ r Knowledae ll u~r I~ We want 4 people who . ' ' ' Ne"APort Betcb Dnnch PbU or Part ti.ma. Call .,.... • ......, •. _._, Blvd.CM •MTypht tlec:t.ricaJ • mcchanlc•I need to urn btwn S250 & tt.er, Mature aflna ror 2 of P'ulle.rton Savl.np 4 Bubara for appt Part/f/Ume.Eneraelk, •JAMITOllAL• · · ....,tfpl1t •)'atmna necna u wcU M>Operwk. •f\~r brief 11eboolatochlldren.Own Loan, Eueritnct pre· ~ deaaNt. ~ ~ablo woman for MATURE WOMAN •11'.Cllrfl aaakoowltdt•"llld111· traJnin,. Ooar. aalar)t • tranap. Our home HB. c~ Saf&r7 opea. rw -•Lac•-., steady work. Medical p /tlme to welcome WllM&f'-",__ nieat 1a carpentry comm. 4urtok training. 546-11721am·S:30pm. appt.QIJ...,.ll'laJ:OS. CllllfMzW•••• --~ b&cl1,N.S..40Hnperwk. newcooiers •contact * TTem;;:::' ttnltJtlbl• Ablllt)' to can Scott or Marla, ST ... ---i•T ..;:,:;.;:.;...;.;.;;. ____ -'4 ~er··~--" 8 ~=~· tpm·!:IOam.8'4-0808. mercbanta. FlAlblehn. ,.~i:-wort perform w/mh1huJ 6tH081 .::::c_.'!.: :~.or ••• • . J'JUme1DCldl1tO::•C'IJ..eler.Small CUSL •hoP ~~.ar. Ute »'.~D.. CA.U.1'0DAYI ....,..vitloa•NflreQ'd . ._. ........ ,IXIC. "----~ BANK d -'d b i.cb -·-C.UPobGata,M9-t'nL ......-·-PAR'l'nV£ TB.l.R 6..ery olher wlmcl. nte • u ..... r tac Avall&ble (o.r work on Newport C.liter CPA Pill ... po&lllon aqll. In a.SANER pty ta pcrt00. Z•t ~. p/llme. Elalno MIDICAL PAPllCUTTa UA.LISTA11SALIS .,_,.. basi.. Send ,... finn, paid prlrn•, call ar..i. Oo. Bank uper few omce In Me Pbamw:i1 .. 0outH•J Scblup/GoldamHh llC~OMIST Small la·bouH ,Rrlnt UcemedorUDlic:eued twMtoPluaEx.ecoll Mn.Grap.~. prer4. =~llit~~~f~ ':: ...,._.., C4ll · l'1M'7M Some sbol'tb•od. bUttn1. sbop ~xper ~·d 4 Sn\&ll MW branch offic 8uJtcs, 20l2 Mlchel1100. eau.....-. flll"ll$UIOwkffuP Jr. Tec:hDlclanJTralHe, muat be expcr. Costa Do· wk. cood co. now ~ptn'ed, Coah t2U.l.ni-.,Oa.ft'US STOC•aoOM AllsitJlllour~adofc. --------""Fuller Bruh. u 1oun1 man to aut•t Wesa.M0-110'7 l>eMOU. A,pi.1 Ntlloul Meaa/Newl)C>rt Beach CLllK •OUIMSTATI i--------t D4/$56.11$1. ..,,,._7, techlc18'U. answer s~eorp 081 Blrcb ena.. ll'roe prof tfjlahtl W•llalJ Corp. bu Im IA.MK CL&tCAL p Ito n •. wail on ..._. ... ..,.. St J(8 ' prOWJ'am. Wo civo in.-YOC'CIUIJOed Ad med. varancy for a lCIDOS..Pvamouol 0-U eake 4.-ISC*OWSCTY ~ • .mUeaewaet ~ ' djyWoaliud attention. ACTION po.raon lualllar ~.hnwl~ arcbkecturaJ rtnnln ZJtptr'••c•d. al dflJVerlta. M111t ha•e txper'dtntu&ninl homo PAJn'·TlMB, wHtend, Xlnl area w /tlne op• Calla w/S&llbOahuta to work ..,..M'lt-lllt-1~ S&arUSIOao+ beDll'l&I •ll•f7 \0 ablB ao1ae backirrollftd ln p.,rocedlU'H oeeCled at neat. &ood Uttdwriliq portwiity. cau ua. you'll l>allJPilol-In bua1 atock room. CZJJ)llZMtll Jlfotyplq. J&JP. Bn: ty. Cail Bay Eacrow electroftl ca. 1V Mt u,. Kunuaoon Vall•Y Conv ...... ~ ... -~· 8&en. be al.ad JOU did. ROYA AD-VISOR Traloeea welconae. App. Eqaal~bN• ft:~ CdJI. Kattan JolMLloe A.A.frD~cs275 Hoap .. HU Newma tall, 1705 ~ _,,, wy, PJL(lPEllTIES, t68"'40S fC..811 b'lo&ec111it70uad..J7l nMm • Z.11\hSt.CIUU.aa Ava.tL8.MW6$1.. W,. lcb. •la-WO. ~A"-.C.11 • . --- • I i ' . II ,_ I -- t , ··:. •JIOAllV PILOT !Unday See>tetJbec 1e. 1171 j 0-.,.S-. IOSS .._.... 1060 ~ 101~ MMIJc.. '°QM.,... , ••\'""~ --- -••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,._..... IOI! ,..... tOlO • .HllpW~ 11-,.. .. 1005 --~·~· 10.50,.,.._e 10.SO ru..te:A.UCTIOtl li&CW¥ao Quarttt En.a. or Royal Doulton 'Coronet' ............................................. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11•••••••••••••••••••••• ~··•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••• MANY t'l.NC IT&M OP Weit are Geatlo n p1ecC'1 Minl road. fllat 0. Ford Elkh.lrd 1111~.-r Genoa, $oa , used ,.ry Ill STUD&n'S Vlflon.n Coudi. 1:ltti £STATF. JF.WELRY Must1~1l'2$0 m.7594 olro\ets:IOO 144 8Q2 pluted Oute Odrond lit'. Luff 43'&0" n lli' n~"C.ltod for l'UY~& 1800 Must 11cll tu 11ctUe * C1ANJ * ART OBJECTS. AN: Rea. Qtr mare,, 1,. old , lJO Yd bh>;-;;::"'4.•n ahlll: S\21.1 -WI~ !t~~ ua.7tiH no 13 P4!f hr Ancr thool tt .. 1~ HOO •118 41181 11~PS. FINE FURN .. tluh)'. Muat •oll, «'l>l . hk~ new. lidrru OLVS Tromh•)nt•, 11.oorl • h.rw CallJ•t'l175Hm ~ MODEL f1lllTUlf W1 flf iu~8~lJ>~a1~· aact1neoe 19'7-5SS4 •uitt>, 011 p:alntlnA1i1. bed t•ond. U~ll 30 A lllm·h 33 11mp II"" 101 'fF.l.t.PUONV. , Al.f:S ~ Je'W96ry a070 spn•1<1s, l1mpi, rlothan11. ,\\O<'lldn nt 11-111 ~ !\I It dlf'tl!I SlHr '4hed, .,. .... ~,..,1•-~blcd--'• -IOIO . odds"~ods.1168·010& 'Hht •tar, blo,•kl\ n .. vnv '" ,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.S 330 Gibson liUll,.11 22r •tttll .. nd .. 00'\t'O f.ictr•~······················ Wflle ..... At llt~PICM WA~ED rr1cKTOCKER TlllUYf lib) And ViOlllllt' 111"'!'· mit . ll~tl money for tbt.• bolldo• a.'rl!a&hl 1Um•1~l&Qt.po1nt HUMTIMGTOH VIEW HOMIS Trtnket.t·TtfflurN "• SHOP >'Al.I. OPt~NING f''tnd~r concert AMI' ~~h~~~!\l~Surr~) • )lorn1ns •1r nerua1t SaJe3308WWamn, Sa168"n8am~pcn TOP CASH DOLLAR ~11>1f2tMOW.19lb mlu8480039 -' ' -Cood~•rntnp Phone MarHutm.SulA~_!:,-..._..,... s.,t. IM& tttt. 'S:CAJNED Glau minors. f.t..Jfuiv0 :,Ak':t':l ~ <'M cam 1°' Stodtnt trum~·t B~~~~~h ~:!"u~fat 5ro~~ I• t;qu111l Oppurtun1I> REFRIGt!kATORS lt•lls.u--le"-.1' f' --Ida auort wall d cor. pie ART OBJECTS. COLD:Anuqu,-.. tor i.•I" ~math "'l'U?tl u•t.'\l 3 ''" ~ 4113-3(u ' t;mplo)er WASll•:RSVRVERS C _. ...... •&Y•u. framc:1, M>la, lovneat, SILV&R SERVICE. Amencoto pump l)raan )45-41\lt - Ttl\'phonc Y. i. c ha ""t 01>t•rator Vant'd hra Cood l0ompjn) ~·nl'f1t11 Pd "'hlll" tr111n1nt1 ll;j.1 J;U'I Recundltloni kepos ft: __._." • ._... 1;39AlbertPI ,CM .at~ flNt: FURN & AN Crtflnlsh4.'dl $800 J SAILS P'rJCl Dam111e Ouar I.tel SM.n MPM TIQUES &&$.._DOO' 0.um anllqu_. uft ~ ":'<'l\L' d1nnt•l ''"~~. Xlnt cond for Chane~ :J(J 29 )'l'I "' Or.ng~ Cu Doert Opa I 0 AM lo 6 PM Z e n • t h <' O n • 0 I r · L:; ~: or •)m1lar. 40' hula.I , 14 DUNLAP'S Al"-rriadt......._~.... D 1 v 0 R C E U•ettocll 1075 stereo radto.ptionoli'f\I J . 42. hudi tiu· ) 0, ....-_,. HOUSEHOLD SALE ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUS. Stn1I" bux •Pll~a:.. •Olds l 'romoont• 1~· .. aeou• 432 •Cl · ft. i• 1111~ Newport Blvd CM Ltavtna rounl..., lmmC'd ftt-ir MOl'lln mare. brok., ma~trt-u & frame: ~M Gu \'OOtl N •plnn1tlwr 1100 1q. r' t'ALl.~llO -"-1040 Fwwltw9 IOIO e h ., ,. lo ride &t drive, blk $44122'7'1 $110 6.&~·1183 Alw 10' O\al boom ll' Tele~ne Sales ...... \Cr)'t 1n1 11~11 ,..ult ~lrad M,_.,an ueldln" •. JIL' hl G ~ Rttfrl II liotlom ••••• ••••• ••••••••• •• •• • • •• ••••• •• •• •••••••••• dt1cor a tor ru rn . nt!\11 w .,. "t • • 11 ~·)· ... "'ormica Gam\' t•bl" lr\1."IKlf\... r "' p llnt('n ti r I 111 f hi .. If\ ,. 011. u ero ' .. "' . DI': t-'ORD FLUTI'! na ~-WM \ll 1 I ·~rt lime. 1 .. rte1t'r ftal' on i\oatohon Sbcpb1•rds, vuis ~P<' bdrm "°l, white refrl1., •cct.<nuru11. 331-&0ll S35, t:iarly AMf'rtran $'7S .:ooch'Ond _ ormn llourly wa.:es Ii Yellow Xlnt tuod r11re bf'~. it wkt. old modem l\)llc Gd <'Ond df1111. lam""°. urt Some --Salt<m Mupl~ ster~. 2 751 Ml.J3 2 Ea· £\lntude elec shift tumm a\ ail t•or d4!ta1b &48 0067 ~S:!!M 175 962~5228 1teim IM!w Pnt•ed raarly Clo.say Pooy Panto ma~ • .:old VU\)'I bar stools $3$ l'OOtrob l972. so KP ton ... i~::~lhTlm~ B"!ll J~. Electrtc ov .. n. r.:..to-Y0tt IOU Prn~ rurnllur• nlc CalJ an. 7.30 pm for e\.t• 12 hands . .!(Int tor cluJd, pr, J>okt•r tabl~ Sl5. 8 a.ARJ~ET. EH•tlc $1~ booit now I Coe.l Sl40 '" U7S StulOOW~ C: l1 .s dS . Cup!)t!rtone ~ ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Qlllre houuhold (Ull ol appt ONt. y ~sinning tr all. Enaluh. We$1em, ptare :sell an& t11ntndsc 1'Rl'Ml't:T t:arl••l $100 ~II $7S for pr 546 • .,..,. -.;._ S48 IW5aftt.<rSpm u•,.•mar nMr m11IH, ·• y-. btO fonulure m"•l bl-!114 ()pl-n i.ah; till& Port J\lmps 3' S<&S 9551' or Chma $12S, 2 wall dtl\'.U, RA RI 'I 0 N t-; ~I 00 -~-, -904 "~ " " "-•• -Dunl~iah . NpBch 979·9818 p1cturu, waUh· 1run. 833~219 ---. ower O ~tll)'tua ..., .uh. m.tth $8(J AKC. •bots 1J1• To JLOC>d 50ld tA~ wknd A.II llc!Tl$ . . --toa:i.ter. ice bucket can· •••••••• •• •• •• ••••••••. hookl'd up t;400094 1812 home 9bll 2021 lea\•e are .lllte ntw Open Sat/Sun from 9am. Madllr11ry 1071 nister set, :.team iron M.iestro Woodwind ~und 1975 25· Can·•r F I R, I . I THI WOttlUMG WORLD l'fllDS YOU! .. AKeUyGlrl TetRpOrory Port u~rm""th N R messa•e ::,,;u1Sun. 10 • .un to 5pm. ~ori44-4080. •••••••••••••••,••••••• 8331737 Sysll'm & ~ ne~l otr s l \'HF' L'w•· °" .,.. ' " -!tart ~ w ~ ~ h M w 11 ~ pr scrsr. , .. '-OI 33SOt991· f)1trn It ne er • r e • 4!14 1t08 tabs, refri~. bait lnk. el\' 26 Cu ft s S Adm1ro1 ,\\. Som n Ye d . I'' L_.._ of Good J·-Lf ~t-4 $300 979·02811 or Home bur w /rclngeratoo ~lH~76S Ry nwner Val!H' ~K.~ Rt'fr•llt'fiilur (;op Austrahnn~hep l'cx•ker Pecoin mirrored back 4 vn -67$-87311 tapp~ unit, 4 h1 -b1.H·k kl ,18960 rt• p.•rtorw 5250. Ph 6'1:! 7462 spayed. bolh ~d "' ktlli wall unit. conilst' of SAT1SUN 6811 Scenh: -----""'1vcl bur stools, best of Offfc:e l'urnltwe I. Ii• 01 ; • .10 ~,r 979 7516 dnks, dra .. •era, bar, 811 Lune, Seacllffs. WIMDIMG MACHIMI rer751·52U Eqill,......t 108! 0 • '1 • e 2 3 ·I l 9 a · Lad} Kcnmure "'asher & --china eh'. Bargain' 810 Hunt lkb. G11rden tools. Un&v•nal model Ls.2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• evesJwknds M -97" 1.cin.i & i.hort wrm 115• J.:lili dryer S22:S. KenmorE Fret! to gd homt.' M "'k old SWO walnut :.tcreo con furniture. household w t b I & a c: ces sor y Cl& \lendma Math Howe Telephonu. lltll ke>,•--------• • 1 • ••&n mvnts You don't "'a.s~r & el~c: dryer S18S. loo& halred ~ttlens, mU!it sole SSO s.a&-0318 items, linens & beddln&. c.,ba.net, ~-3977 Twenty TOO. n1od 132. l)'Slt'm. S st11Uon!. hook RABI CONTROL • pay. \lie p;ay >OU Stitnature elec dryer S6S, seetoapprcc 7SI 33l8 . --.. area rugs +mLSc --.-.. . Make ofr 6'6-39'11 alt up 10 phone hoe<1 Ex O T ..; .._.O Kenmore "" ash e 1 ~>FA 70 aet.·Uooal. SllO Maluta lS c1rcular saw. 5pm (Jt.'OSJ\'t! bul ., ., 4800 Sur Yr• wpet SiWG d 1 d ~~'72 KITTENS. 6 "'ks. tan Alsobashet.sohllpcov· Fur c:oat, boat eqpmt .. model S40a cost over ----CcL\t Sa.t .Su MOOR fOIU'LIM' S.Cy't-S/H 10 Wf"I' _ .:~ar e v _ --longhair. calico. blk. ers 646-7814 clolh1n1, t elephone, $300 ~u sns 642-lll08 Girts clothes 111~ea 10 14 ~ • '· n -Dft• AH looldlMfMt" Dix elec •ll·t.n-one slatn ~ MS-8292 -furniture. wild ai.sort .-·--·-----Ha.ndp:alnted fh:urincs. New AB Otck d 11pll $90 POWER BOATS K .._..... lei.1 11teel ~ounter tOf ISola. 2 pc. ffl W/C'Omer menl. 4800 Su~. CdM IMi~ 1010 handpa1nted platei & Thermo Fax l'Opler $70 e,,,_.... cookinaunlt Xlntcond ~lovang,o~adhme,lge lbl.dec.s1yled1nr1ttan, Sal1Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• plaqua.AbotakeonJers 1812 Port Barmouth Originally sso.•10 lnlen•1cwmg Daily 5200 3767 yd for 2 AKC Boxers gd scotch guarded fabnc. --- -for bandpamled iteml> or N 9 . d• ' srECIAL TUES. 642• -w children S-16-8171 xlnt cond, must sell, 81g Sat/Sun. 3S3 Woodland w ANTED your choice. 94g-ss711 afl • drashcaJly reduce to MfTE IMT!aYIEWING Signature FrtR1da1rn 2~ Co;panaonable-pel for Canyon 640.()982 C~I. Dryer. bait lank, TOP CASH DOLLAR 6PM or wk.n& ALL NEW . Exct>utl vt S.S·$.l~N~~~~~~St . • 'fhrOU.HbSep~mber cuC1.2•,yn.old '41uteJ rart teles co p e, PAID FOR Yo u a -----ddk S115 Judite·a chr • •· .i..., C unlll8 30PM door 350 lb fn't'ltng unal c>lder person or persons. N_.·Bdrm 8 Pc Group an· ~hold ' JEWELRY. WATCHES, G to: po r I s t (c"reo · $9S ; ·!I uphol stark an~ &~Jo. l'ls~"ti SN !'lease Call Xlnt' rond Abking S3SO ~llxed poodle fem~le, ds t-..1) beds. tbl, etc --ART OBJECTS. GOLD diamond odlc like nu rhrs. $2:1 cj ·t-"nl<l1n1t c, ~x~~o ::,c lal Ke41vGirf !it.z&t.22 ~pared. 6 )r!t old l:ule S19S Ph~~Sl Designer elothei.. men SILVER SJo:RVI CE. Artist.:i.easel.otherm1~c bu:.mc~tbl,)ll(J 7S9tv.Qfi .... 1...,11 l>IVl~ONOF W. h u .... ,..c f11l·e.m1cll11Zl'nl 960-«79 Pr wig.le bech. $20. com ~r~hlo1~!n1b~~c~r~. FINE FUR~ & AN 541Hl836_ or~9 ltl~'l li ----- as tnR ... oc."ne~ ... Gnntle 11rr~ .. t1011at• plet•. 3 '."(1rro-, 1 "nll _,_ r TIQUES 64.52200 '--· ';• Shrkcrnft 22' Ch~' li.ELLYSER\'ICESl:\C Xln ~-" ~ "' " "' •1 ·~ y 11u-reo, re<'On•'" ruml':i., . Hotpoa.ntrefn~.S70 Pnuo.o rt'h 101"' " • · • lwnulllOn Hallowe"n blk kill). nue Antique l'hllds _, __ bs bld L'----..... ln 'lT .. ., VM OMC out.drh•. •nd ~""'port Rt'al'h 833· H-H ~b·-&iS7 ., ..-.vr. e items, r •' LUGG "'GE T "'GS ~ t.er ·SnJrt prt!SS, •••••••••• •••• •• ••••••• trlr, II kl:! new $6,000 Ora.ni:e s.n-~ . -i.ltered f<?m Htfl trunk .. 2 Coffee lbls Sun 10,6 9912 Chllnl·e r A bual A rd N"'1, SSSQ. Makt' offer Sout.h Amcnl'iln n•dtuil ~l/968-IU~ fo\allerton 879·~62 lacycJH 8020 557·11~ Other items fo'r1 e\t'. Sut C1rt'lt' H 8 "~ndm yoourou curdnesfosr c•aa"h. 6TJ..7~..:__ - -Boa Constrlttor "ti.: .-. --·-1".nual Oppor Employer •••••••••• •• •• • • • • •••• • G Sh h aft noon. Sun. 64& 76311 -'ft' ~ ~ • ..._ I h ·--• $1"'" i 1 ~1 flt •o Hr "' • .11 er m 11 n ° rt a" s bdrm set gd cond $175 lu.i plus one s pare. w .. Midland 23 ch, w/shde ...,;iut ,'JI '""' c•ll" olV ~ 4 t• trro·cra · .. - - -s~.~;i;;:;,a~:;;~~~e!·s.p .. We1mar.&ner max I yr. DUl'g room tbl, buffel" t lladc a·bc.<d $75. Playpen, return permanently mount $120 Lefa}elle 3 64.S-Olllll! i;,\'anrudc, Caulklna trlr TYrtST. S4S siso101 . _f1xcd.ndsl&:>~~.! chairs,~·lMI new~963-~19__ sealoo attractive t.ag, & ch.w/nl-cad15.9S24102 2S &alloo aquarium With Ol'fer.768·~--- Mon & Tutt ta,.1. ac: • Short hair blue mole k:al ----Xlnl redwood patio furn strap, meeting airline Weddina Oniu •~ ll·l2 gravel, under 11ravel 17 ' Tri-hull w /55 o.b. rurale&dependable.Ap-lO .spd sc,hwinn, Para ten. ' Dtmng,coHeetablcs,dou· Ke nmore gas BBQ: l.O. rcqwrem~ts. Pre-Paid 5200 Sell $UO fllt(lr 11y11lem, llusb ~ Evinrudc "new trailer. ply, )MS Newport Bh•d . mount r!mt.'h ltS3 . 646·2263 ble bed. hat rack, each Pedestal ror walerbcd. vent los11 & theft! For a Neverusod'SS6·4287 pump and hejtcr Lot.sofextru.493·3183 C~I . Italian & henc pls, 2t • -under$3S.498-361S assorted chairs. womens persooa.llied tag e1.1clos;e -. -Compll'lt', SH Call ~ lbs.$300.1162-~. Funliture 1050 s 1416 lot.hes da bed ~allpape.~, (&bric or Pool Dome . 2h<a0xl3 5J67961atterl0Jm.aoo IDEAl.Bay/f'YbBoat fVPIST CLERK. Invoice Sc ~ pd ••••••••••••••••••••• .. BAR .. L •• s haped 10', 7 ~.11 ~ 8 ' ~ D • Day Glo paper & we llagh Swam vear round a~k forCrala HC\:ond. 14' Cla .. par w/ I< po!(tinit to A R. Gd Garis hwann .r · 3-s nauith & v.•ood '5...,.1vel C'. ryan r. v.ill back & trim your Save heat $600 SIS-8399 ---wheel &eng. control 10 w1f1 1;urt111 C'uual ok. ~Int cond Sti(l bst ofr **I BUY** st 0 0 I s w / b a[ ks H.B. ~7-1353 tag~ Or try t"'o rants ---rianos & C>rgo.s I090 HP4 cyl Hoftda OR, \I Jo' R t•> -1 .30. l'~1 Call6442729 Good ~'Cl Fvm1lure & H and mad In 01ragesalt'S05ParkA\Je. burktobuck SCRAM LETS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'rlr Sll9S 6'1S.l393 •ii•lCM!P CllJCKE~ PIJ"'l'r moto1 Appllunce1 OH I "''II Ph.d!Jpmes Nulavrwood Balboa Island. 105 pm PRICES • ftt-:Ll>'S \\'Jrchous( . _,. T bicycle Ml'nS & "'ome11:> i.ellorSF.l.L for You S6'7S.842·ti03 Sun. Clothes, d1 shei., $2eoor3 ~ ANSWERS Sall• 400 111.1110 .. & ortl..ATE MOUl;,L U~'l'U " I\ P'"1 WJOll'tl llUI l time. 125 ~a Rov1 e 10 :.pd MASTERS AUCTION oa b 1 b lereo. book:;~ etl' l S lJltS $1 60 l'<• K;mi. ne11o UM'tl S111nets Hull!•. man) to c;h<><wc l I hr' II.HI\ \amt:) our Uran Pn,; 100 l Womer 646-8616 & ll l·962S .,.,.an og, aqw rn\11 n G 91;.i.:oi SI SO -..a d ~lol11I" Grund,, Pl:l\t•r' Goan.: lrom Me\n llo~t <.:enter, h 1 ' \ 1 "II r ;i r ,. rm 3 '!!XI $-IS IS Spd Hike .. ft 6 C .. LL 554_7.,93 \'elvel & blk 'IO) I SIO Apt 111z.e dryer. bdrm set. lOur mOr4' $1 ION 11;~:.~ Kmdl,\o l>Ut Cur bu.\lne:.:. Rent 1596 Ne"' port Blvd, Colitu Pl'rata~l· c: .. 11 •1 1'1 ~·s ·~'"ll!Hnr:l.16 3133 '"' '"' 6 :>36-237$ ~yrds_orChocbmpl~~h Salc&T:udncludt'd "'Ofll tu nu\ KJWlll ~l~a fi15-1393 :H.'I 003 .&II\ Wl't-kda) 9 .3 ~ ~ • • ' • -~· f 11hort pale crptng & misc NO CAtto• Lam pad !o~nmll) . n Id • Sch\litnnVJr'Sal~ lOspd SAVt •. Ne"'~ us.,.. ur:i, Benutlfultopqualltyfurn, 2SS 62nd St . Nwprl Or11w your 0"'0 or 6000 liALLandKIDNl::Y ~·~·;~k~r~~~. :um~ti'~:l;~w~i~l1~:~~~.~11:~T.~;11 TYrtST U " ~·heel oppl s. mii.( W1bon·1 whole houseful, Liv rm. Sh 0 res s 48 • 1 27 0 noml", addret1s. phone & Thcn"11 another anitlc lo K b 11 W 11 1_111 'l~ coud typing obahl> S1"' t.u .,79, B:irgnm Nook. No"' 2 den, bdrm. dining, de· F /SiS/M we'll mjk~ one card per ttw ml<dacul profession . am ~, · r u. ' ., Boal U.onll•r. &16 4012 1.ood p:iy & ,1n1 " .,.,,,.., 'Stores 54S&814W. rorator at'eeas. Also £. laJt.Add25'each Wh •n youron!>1derwha1 t>38 -.. 77u 1i417 .. -- t· m 11Iuy11 t• be n c r 1 t SCllWINN u.' Tour. me"• 19th, C.M 642· 7930 & custom bwlt homt> for Leav•n• state, Must sell "-.. "heck or money or ~ors ch.irge tht> most Brookbur!>t c.;c; i:!(l' lDM California llO k cb r "~ 548321.~ I E lhl -"" 'X'.IMI ~ lou ton . . Ol . HP. Vol\o nul dravt, p.1c •i:c anl'I t ost o 1011pc<'d r.1ke new Sl7S _..::_ sa e. very n1 aoa. all. Furn. appl. 1:h11ds derlo P~'C ll ~ es ure n STEIN WA y Model L. good t'Ond "Sacrtnct>" hv1n11. ul11ry .idJu,1 or best 645 99U • . h Dl-4170 furn. & miic. 548-3676 rtLOT r•1u...1 ... G d1amon. ds and emerald.'\, Walnut, 1 yr old. 673·1981i Sl·'OO/"-t 0'rr 67 ... 1.,,,,.<11 m•n•· If ant"•re•l"-' .. ~II -_t:olonaal llyle louc ""'" lh"' ro GAL' "nd ., """" " .,,.., ' .., ' ~ ,.,, ~y d I 0 8o KID"N> E"~ .., • ~642·S200Gcrry Lynn_ 67Hl63an.6PJ\t t, Rrba 5 19.5.-1 4~ Stal.. w 1woo tr m SISO Twn bed set, anllque PLANTS . hangin11 P . xJ5'0 , • F'arrn' ln .. urJnl·c Cob MlcliltcJ Mcrhriah 1025 586-6185 - --..tute rhest, buffet. dine b11kets. etc Sat Suo Costa Men. Ca 921626 ... II ------lh Ch1rkenoa baby &:rand l2'T Chn1 Cruft w/moor· , :t.1.13 11\1.and,\H• C ~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rc-i1uttful hand\'arved tbl&chatrs.&mllC'.23.SO From 9AM. 284 S1crk:.. .., ga on aquanum "'' S'Z" $1.5-00 Pl'. 111 SSOOO l-A.1uJIOppe>rt;mplo)rr n :D.\RSHAK•:.<; tusk. to1'd1nn oriental CollegeDr.C!ot CM. WOVEHWOOD cru\'el, undt>r gravel Call&t04SIO g, 646-6036 ~ " SHADES·To80'(, Off filter system, llush 2 ----___ _ __ _ \\' alrr!>!> l'3rl lame OarHl rr Miii (;all bar ftl't.'\!n marble top.12' Angled Sora. Ooral Garage&Fum.Sale.SAT Call64S-395-0 pump and hcut er Baby G rand . unt1quc 197ocahf1>rnaun18'l20hp, 1 ~1a!.e ·5·3 oo i pt·r hr' anytimt• 503 176 Ol2I S500 6i5-<»7S pnnl, yellow-gold·org & SlTN Entire Liva, Din, Complete, S25 Call "'hlle&11nld )1400 1 o. \11 /lrlr. t Work.& hri.. !f 12 30noon New i.llrlang .:lai.s door D~pleaf di;-;.~bl w,4 blugrn .~1th tufted bark.. Den. Bdrm furnishlna:..IKlNG SZ BED <New), 536·1001oner10 a m and 9AA OHO!I S2i5-0 $46.7670 • c·11111Sl·2S8S bt>t 1 & ael )90 S ia ding c brs old nk dr~uer Twu~ ClubChilra.31 color TV, stereo, xtra farm $195 incl del. :tskforCralg. -· • lpm wn rd robe <loor'I S2S wt mirror fx1th m xlnt matchlflg ottoman, llne~1: credenza. gloss lopped Usually home. 835·2263 - - ----Upnght p1aJ10111 good con· S' Clear-Lake Arrowhead • · brass-org whl. 4" wood&wroughtironcof.,... 2 larl(e spec1m!'n Can dllmn S350 (';111 lots (Value ~0.00C)). All ,__ ; \\.a.rd Clerk. (ult t1~c. U • 675 ~849 -cond. 675-42531.'ves Round dar~. pine Din reetbls (2) + dlntng lbl & rUILIC AUCTION palm:.. SIOeaeh. Call --546 41)5.J Ulll tncl 1>cwer . Will tnd1• • per d 1n .iculc ho p1t11l or CCll'Mf"OS I. HIDE-A BED Unuud Sel, two 12 leavP1, 4 cbn, end tbl. ch rs, MANY ITEMS OF FINE 002 3462 <-....i G d 809'4 (or 35.40• pwr boal • l~lanl( l''~r Garfield Eqill,....... 1030 Cost S390. seU "dell,er swivel arm rhalrs. Bil· dlneUe aet, desk" chr, ESTATE JEWELRY. Westmorland Sterling, :r;:;:':J ••• '!? • .' •••••••• 645-«12(), 645·4084: eve,, l.-On\ele'l<'ent llU5p. 7781 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $170.MC ... 160 que Salon Limp. corner bed un.lt. la,mpe, ART OBJECTS. AN· , Georitc & Mart.ha • f 645-2l!i9 • Garfield \v(' II 8 .D llOl I ---30x5'2X18GlusCof.Tbl, ph•muc:h more. MullJ· 11QUES. PINE FURN .. new . .,, RIFLES rom U .S .--------~79671 ur~t · 1 tna ~rge~ Qn. Sleeper Sora Beaut Watercolor Pnnts. Paln• s port flshinf/camp· ETC. PHONE FOR IN· pattern. ~25 " Das m1htar)' rollectlon. 119' Bay Launch l /B, ;1~ cns,t t° c!i.:~ ~s, cond. Can deliver 1235. tlnga, Han1ln1 flower lnl/motort'ycle camera FO & BROCHURE counl 963 hunting rlrl{'. and more Cluaic Lapetake w/hull. Weld''': 2 Hi> exper . h erdscl k S2"'e>O $54-4160 basbtl. larae ceramlC' eq u ip . proJector, 645-2200 Wshr/Drvr xlnl cond (710645'4137 ldn\c:ond.&t2·S371 , ref~. Slartan1 at $3.SO ca · 1 e new " P\anterTubl ~11163 t ,, BBQ 1 • ' --- ) Bradfield Mfa. 5411-2541 M&-3535 Medrt. Dinette Set. Oc· ' ~~cg:.8k gas red Membersl1lp Irvine Const $225 set, lots or misc New set of ~olf clubs. 2.5 Alblo l>iesel Cruiser. l ---Coh 1015 tattoo Table, 4 chrs. 2 6pc Corner bdrm unit, blc c ! :sns po~\ 2 e,;.c . $6.50. Pb 752-7505 ~P~ 642 ~ Wilson 1200 s. w tnc" dbl cabin. VHF, RDf'. Womnn to bnb)•sat & do ••••••••••••••• •••••••• I eave 1 , sac r if 1 c e . Hvy maple coffM tbl Ii: 0 t' et.e:& R 1fie1 Ir da)'I, eves 646_.13 GOLF CART. Xlnt condl· bag, best ofr 751·S249 DF, REF. new custom h!lkpna3duysperwk • 61~ comode. $12S. A!tc:r• ""·nd ·pt It ---tAon w5 • , Decor, SI0,900. PP. • ufti1chl.~139 Hlmalaya n /Pt.>rslan DOOnl 67S-3808. '"" gum. anti pots.Bucket seats for 1005 El · Ca.Ila." ~0C!l',7mmmagRem3·, 714.523,1$76. ~ -• rats/klh, UO/S1S. Sr. 1' Wood & Chrome couch, ' plus more, misc. 8192 Camino. Needs to be re· .....,.4742 Scope, $240 Dbl 12 ga -------- • Wo mt' n n t' e de d for CilW'n du;count Mll-9965 heavy woven multi <'olor, SA VE! New • used rum Mary Cl r c I e. H · B covered. l30or o£Jcr. Call 14 x 9 x s. ch 8 in 1 ink mag, $90. Pump 12 ga. TR"-CAllN ; h.oufctleanlng. •erv1ce -BURM ESE K fTTENS $200. Black leather r halr. appJ's, misc. Wilson·~ 980-1494 or "6-3133 afler 6pm. Ask for Larry enclosure w /gate ' $100; mag, $90. Wm. 30/30 SlSQ. Owens 87'S"x13'8" Afl • (<11l Rohbtl!!l Ra~ & ~op. ACA CFAll kl pp $75.645-4129 Bar&ain Nook. now 2 Furniture hand-made 968-4t'll SO"x.24" de5k S75· gold 2"13 cal variable Scope. cabin w/huad &t shower ' ~W 0757 644-4~ · --c;;.1V Bdrm~ stores -54.S & 114 W . crafts. b~by l'arse11t, :L.iwn Mower SlOO Pwr d.shwabr, $45. 6.w-a:i11. SISQ ~a~b~c ,.:'~lpodlinj! Forward rabln w/hcad & • YARDMAN ---' . . 19th, C.M . 1142-7930 & ~ 492 Traverse Or ed " I . b ----. -----IC:Opt I n I shower. Twin naashlp • "'' Se I J> t Kn&n.5 pcs $000 Sofa 5el-32182 c M ·s t <>.. •• aer. gas e ec., 4 or Sears Crartsm1n Cronl SJ25 Mlal' Cashing & enalne• 200 bra total , Walh m«h.an1c:al l!'q>er ... amest-a oin pur4' 6'4.-IS20 ---· · a ...,..n stools S2S. ea. Glau tOJI throw mower Recent camping 11e11r. 960-1•94 lime. 7KW unerator, t ~11111IY 1 tn !~{"on 1951 ~,d' ~m~~~7~rn. 3 mo Queen Site bed. complete h'• S... IOH Many odds & end.s/anl1· l~ w" b'::x ~· 11Ga~~ tune-up 1150. best offer or636-3133 _ refrlg, stove/oven, xlnl •. "C°1lfl aa, "-1040 $'""' Xlnt -d ••••••••••••••••••• •••• quc clorka, bot water f'<I p.. •pnn • 'I SS2-1832 p 1 bl •. cood M7 0349 .,..,.... ...., •vu he 80 1 k b size bed frame &t mud -oo ta e "' acresi.ones __ ._ · -----.......... 1005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'1M36'1 Garage talc CryUal rt.r ·1 l ga oak ar· more. 644«l896 OrC1111er, nlithbtand bed . Jo'ull $l:te. slate. 11oo<1 14° POWF.lt BOAT newly gla•11wart, Stc:rllnl( & r17e .. ~., ~.e0nretb~• •P1e1a9 r0fr1f. &•bl•,• "'hal-. port'. d111'. cond 640-1199 pmn•~-' 'trlr new' enu ••••-••••••••••••••••• YURKSlllRI-: TF.RRIF.R Oint'He table. 4 t hra 17S " .,.,.. "' .ry I S r " "' v'" '" ......... .,.. " Mfrt'•CINO JN TUSTIN rtJP~ <.:ht11op blood llne. Dnk & chr ~.Bike ex· pewter •. Must be sold. Slatttr bet Sprtndoie Ii For ·~ e : leeper 50 8 hwuhcr. motorcycle.;-hie-k· ---<warruty>•96-6llll0 Eva· • -. 1 "' U>-4 Sunday only. 2895 Alto G.E. record player 847.0491 an s en.'I oc ey s atf.-s, new _ _ _ __ Glnny'tAntQUN•..._lrl tin> J lb 11tud ltllrv t'rrlserSIO. Rechntr$.1S. Cl ubhouu Rd. Near Orah4m. &t Underwood typwrtr. ---·--l.nnKel:ompt1.Slll,SM.31· Trojan, 25' Bllrtram. Jllsher It Chuthum Anti S:_,fl.lf!S ____ 968-2170. _ Meu Verde Country F\Jrn. antlqu :JJ pool thl 642·MM. 1.580 Placontlri Deer nnt. iun ublnet. u:w<I tackJt, 10, 9 & O. 3 o · Tr 0 Jn 11 • 211 • ~"!rlyThin~i. lr111hS4'ttrrPupit Dlnrmlblwt31 \f't,tbl 9ub _ 1wiware,babyltem1& NB _ ------~~ ~~em,tyn ~~4hgurct., 11'~ & 11• f'lberlo~. 25' Trojan a . 405. $40 V.1 l'o1m1nt l\KC. ~hot•. worml'd pad & II cbra. $100. Old memento•. dolls. f!l•ny hou3f'hold ltem11. Mahoaany bar w/'J stoolt __ · _ _ -_673.:_~ r __ ~ lk"I IMS 7413 548·1352 for appt mus1c cabinet UO. mlsc Silt. 10-5. Sun l M 2ll3 SlSO. Mat,· bing 3 ape Redwood all 1ltt-1. nddtnR SIOuffM redut 1011. ex UST SELL' \laanStrt'C'l Anllqul'W Uoa QQP.OIF.NCP! Cla111 ~tuvln•. must 1ell. thttan ~d ltem1. wuber Min mar Dr. Balboa, bicydes, toldlng type '5< m1chs. 115 up, llonoy tx· ~11"r i·olK'h Good ron M • Hr R~l~tcr Start Wlod St-pt 15th Ir dln'I( set wit rbaan. rof "dryer lot(), Suzuki ~ 875-5248 --ea Hlde·o·bed, aooci tractor 4 fr. new 1125 dltlon I.Au lhan •;, C'Olll OWMrTr•aftrred J l.O. 118 Main ~l Thur:1 Sept 30th 7 30 th tbl , lounac cha tr, de up cbmbr. Sat J.8, Sun Giant yd sale. Group com co nd • 150 · U8 • 14 2 i l. Ir<' r "'t 1 1 ' SS 0 •96 91~ __ ZJ' Chrtacran. P'lshln1 Ii 11 Other •hclPI "'""'" 4 PM. 8 wk• for m . Irv n-btl.'d rornw rrp . palt l·S. ~l Bamboo, NB. blntd. Plants, misc wk.nds/afUPM wkdys Chemidtry aJaaawa.;.t'. all TV Redlo PI e 1 • u r c boat b~ks Nw"'lll'\0111.~ twin beds, wuher 6 -...1008,9111<8680 furn., lots of 1mall ihupt"ll .. alot.oftl,allfor :_.,IU St' 109'• l.OAOF.D. $4000. l'h · -"" --ledwooclG...._ S3S0.87&·3175 "'"· erto .,. 551-o834 ~ rUl&.tCAUCTIOH l'URt:1un:o OOLDEN dryer t'7Mla25. SAT/SUN . C h lneac ~~-r:llns:~t~: &In. _., •••••••••••••••••••••••·1--------- fllANY r&NE ITF.MS OF RF.TRIEVEUS. AKCIA v 0 ca d 0 Ir. e ft Pieces. 17' nauah sec . . . ~"~~~~ti~~ Mita....... 2S'' RCA rolor 1V, 2 )'fl\llntaio 11138 llunlf!I'. 28' , f.~TATE JftWELRV, Re« J males. 4 rem. nau.aa.hyduofa~. tlonal w/'l malchln1 * Apt. Stove, so yda 535,ABeJ"nard&.CM W..ted 1011 warm. Like now. Sl68. Crulaor <Jn Sllj)) Nd11 ART OBJ f.CTS. AN Ch111mpllnes.538..-321 soo MJ.-cM wtnadlrt <Bellf),HOft· cream ca rpetln1. QillMJ-0125 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TVJohn,&6"4278. ena&f\• work. Clean., TlQUltS F'tNE F'URN., -da llO Trail bike. like Complete pull man " SSS CASH FOR aolld hull. M~t " will ll!'fC· ifroNE" FOR IN ~KC Golden Retriever FreAch Lady'• wrlU01 new. mcfr• ml1c. t41 otber misc household lt:M to lt29Chev ~root H · Goochtod fumfNhill• A=~~~~~d!~: •ell today to ony r" : • O. & BROCHU R £. pupe. xlnt hunlt'rl, 11how desk, leathet top, btua Prnldlo, Costa Meu. ittrot. Sllndayonl)' at.621 le• wheel• 165. 8' Ford tnn/alovea 5"-0781J W-460$. aaonablc olltir. Asklna ~2200 doa• 6 family pet•. amJ dn 'Td.nfn.IM_., m.=.t. Malaber,CdM Falcon ~mplclc rear · Sl900. l STIH250 ~CLO Ciev 1 ~ ~P pedlfrff m.-1 -• --- --~ ---tnd m. Small Sean ce Want Lo bUJ 31mm •lid• TJl!AC l'ffl to rttl, auto re -.. ....... -1---- • !Wj\llator.'3 Wt'111tu. en ~uatr•llan S bepherd1. -5 W-A -1 -A p E 0 p R E F A 8 R 0 U T E S :! ':~.S'755.~ w;:c ~=po lo S!IO. Hrsc. remote' cntrl. 2 ci.;....,. 90IO craved (aa.• WtlabU 6 puj)plf!'S, bllK" • b_,.,n " 511"xt5" 1 ali for' SSO. ~· S2SC). 8'5-324_1 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pendulum.S5'1~--:)' ,llwks $411,rmaft p 0 Lt T 8 u R 0 RE 0 u c E ARR t v E 64.2·a3'19 ....... s p l" II k " r II • SCUTTUIUn .\nt.lqucoakdropleaf t R 0 N H 0 R S E A L t N E 0 0 A N D E R l2 bar tool.I 2 artUl 1 1 llKlrtuM•t• IOU SUundcrafltman sue Power 1t ull bo t list L.· tablo••chalrs Doberman• AKC re> N E E I R A S E I G N A T -F 0 I L I E R E I t!n j lctl ta :••••••••••••••••••••••• "' Rot.f'I pn-amp, SlOO. 1""9 ur1tcntly ~ by I: 6'0-2491 1littted 5Wka old. Btn blri ~_ .. ,'!• ra c20 m,u Coon Mln·O-Matlt' elrc Dual turntabl • * Son)' l'rlntc <.:hart .,.., Ltd for ;;,a..__ ---.. _ t,:: t:i --'· fl1 E R E I R A C Y I P ( A N 0 I T 0 Y e ......... top, "p, II t di •h:rto cauetle Dolb)' ndl d I • t ~,tonan r <.'11 Ros~""" c ... m qua ty. ,_.. oUlcn,aam(,dlnrnuet, or1an. exec e~n con · ll&5. P«'rf rond 900-&494 l 111 ua corpora t "!"f,1• lb k 1 't""". blks. nl temperament A 8 R 0 A 0 I W I L E I P A R S f I P ( V 0 T wt uoe·back cbn aold tJon, ldOO. P .P . ~l2ttJ """" 8,..., charter,. P 0 . llox 20el . .. amt ar ovesea • t araon Berg~ line 1 iaoo -----or,,_,_,, Newport Bea~ 12683 Salon set (3 pc·drca 49!M47$ $125 p 8 R. A C T I T 1 L L I F A C E T I S E R E N E ve vet •/arma · Amptlfler Sunn conrert M 2''2 · : 1840). Amcthy!il chan• · u · I p D I C A T E R It! O 157....S. lead 250 Willa w/tablnet SU~r Sony am/ftn re·,, __ • __ . _____ _ \dtller <clr u l810>,8uuUfulTopSbow llladt J.. A ft KI L.O LL GA E c; , ~.AltoMa .. trophatt celver, UI> B ·••>'~W •9060 • Matbfe.top Walnllt tabh Mask lilYU Af'1\&n. 8 E N E I F 0 L D I p 1 K E tt I G 0 a A D I -D~.:J~:::clset •blrttt $100. Manhall sp .. lttrll . Xlnl eond ....................... . t iclrca,alfO) t!• mud mo old-.s!81 OEN I AL I H 0 VER IR E PE.LI 0 I P SS0.4M-MU. =~a.r11: ~:,S1 mo.Ml..cm3 llObMlfS,tttr.~~~· • more rom ' • 18 m .. llllSR Sl:TTER I It U N S O L 0 I C 0 W E D I R U L E R I D E L E '"' • . IMh I M9iM more. '1•425• ..,._ Ol' pMocl ID-lllll Had w iZ lllOtoftrdea. 2 .Ullt) US S21S. Sell all for ... __. 581-7505. c ,. nt.1qae Aualr1H Bab =~ :!;.. 142 • .::l'C:: T A H 0 E 1-w 0 Mt N I R AP J 0 I t. l 5 L E i ....... ~rl• orpa, suoo1olz • .stt·037: __ ._ ...... -..... , "7ftfo6re ll';;i7lflr:'iii::-:f'Gnnd ptano. WI ft i:, ai-c1mct.,... AM 0 9t IS AN E l ;I P I NE 0 I R ~VE A L •15GelUPll/Wbdt ID#ll Ga•• tOU m..-.-...x. ..... ~w- • sreetcood, SllOOortr-!. 1.• Wortd Book -ClaaD6&ment Tl'llimpet. ••••119••••••••••••••••• toamor att 7pm. : forbolltW-&mev~. H E W I C I 0 E R I L U N G E I D E S ! R T a.tux• Miiloli lltill + Sit$. S•S.ZOto. FREF. u.s P.s. Boallni m•>t7'"4l?I __ _ r.... MASTIFF P 0 R E S I H 0 R S E I 8 E E T I T E E ,.atbookl $14$ flnn Clau. &tooday, Sept. 20. 111Lna1tab a nUquu : ·~ p 0 p 0 \If RILED' EI HULK IT RA y ',.Mt<am • ; ITnor S•aaphoae. pro· 6:30PMNewportHarbot HMS 11·. sJeei-'· ~ : anno1re1. 2 dtttsu1, ~ • fts.thm•I m~el. xlnt Vacl\tClub. loaded •l trh' 6 0 18. ~uhstands +l'l'OIA'ood a--._ ...a. .. old A R t S E N I S I N G E I C U L L I C E A S E ,14• boat, lllt.P., ntrat. -.s..... 12~.m-tm t lllay dteS$el'. rr1et\d t.cJ • ~.,.. ,...,. · I A t E • make otr•r. 17S H~ 2 Maa Kayak for sell SUO, ,. •U. Mz.IJat -.MIO ,_ T l P S Y • S P A C E I 8 A R 8 R N 0 y ••a 11 a , 4 ooo m f , lllllkl Cello. very aOO2'38. I>"*""'• ·,/''Pl 1, -~ ttlte1 pk~her, oW.$SC41 .. -0111 • NI LIB 0 A :T .. TART I L: AV SUP ..: tq.GOIO PM '·''"' ;-.,. 1 . .h • .J1• Sear-::~.:.~!'!' ewpc>r1. -; N41ae~ ~hatra, .:... - -~ U N T P O O. I T. E N U R E ·I H 0 P4 E.1 P l: A T E O.'t ft!• ap tlM •1 GERMAN Ma4-·.rra11ua GamdltlMI AU cur tn T-:--::' ;--:· •4 •, ea.: Qo.altt .•uea.IA!tltallOte4•119t1Uorbtn ~ _ "u.t' ll ba ·cJ.uslf'loLl HMllOc Jliltar. Jumbc d + urt91>ra~1tt.mo Raveto11T1'111lal7'*~ --Ut\'tr, biaD: oilj. a.nli-'mali colli•. Jot 111tc MAN AN A I ! VEN I f" I 0 VE ft f AG t R , SbJp t9 tho ... ruulta' nattop.wlcase 111s1ofr 4'1 Swarthmore, c N toaell?C1M11if"'4J1daclo ~ ..._. m.-'-Wute &s'M UM B L E N 0 S I R E P A S T I P '\: L T. I M A S T MZ·Sl11. '7SU001 5*Z'141 _ _ it we.IJ. 142-5171. _ ' ,. .f I, ' -· -- ' I I' I 'tfllled Ay•loes lleortn to l••H, ,..t or r W1141aya only, Wed Tlllura. No •t ad• ............ DOCX IPACSM.-. fOWDO&MIL WANTED! JUNICAUTOS AMERJCAN·FOREJON I pay more cash than anyone. (714 >l-635-712 • COSTA~ DATSUN 2845 Harbor Rlvd. 540-6410 tt ·uMnz2osa MERCEDES CLASSIC COUPE Rue ' speed, awuoot, D leather. I track stereo Ii IESELS --• 250 engine. Buy or lease. '74-128 StaWag. AM /FM . <020NLZ). GreatSeledlon rack, rebll. Nu lira. XI SADDl.HACK Buy OC' Leuo ?4RAT 124 Sedan ~lal One ol a lund l AM /FM. mint cond. Special savln11 l.hia week! Uc. 87SJN0. .......... 76 ·HONDA Cars OVM 100 To ChooH From! UNIVERSITY OlchMObHe HOftda Ccn • GMC VAWY IMPORTS Jn Stoc-Now ! 9744 ~······················ 111-2040 4tMt4t CAll M A •lt Ul60 Men:edes 220, 'spd. 213 921·8588 Onr'lr~v~G!hceh, AM/FM r.cUo, new ln· atrjpe1. Can lease. Semi· ~~~ e!~er~°tr!: 714 523-7250 blepymta. mNIL. for pickup or panel. lrltlslt Cw Co 6154'70 da,. or m -9876 lll/6t4-2154 I aft6pm_. ____ _. 714/tt0-2125 · ' ..... ......... ... ....... ...., "'° New • Used ............ _ ... _ •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ova 100 MRCIDIS OM DISPLAY ~~J:~grts MERCEDES DEALER fl86Z Mu0estu. Buena Park 521-7250 'GI MB23Udr. 11800 142-9373 '78 MBZ 450 SL demo. e.ooo mt. Dlacou11t price. 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Rblt lGOO -.ii: ·u W••on ltS, auto, air ti.eeter, uatecl slua " SADDWACIC YW -ISCHE + t.ra.na A ' fM 1.aJX", P 8 1•1s am Cm mo.>t ·a 11108, newly pau1lad 1.., llLL YA TIS ....-v .:d cond SJ,400 631~ r1o1• k 1ky blu". ONLY ndDI ,,_..., xlat cood. n v wheel coven. Un· VAU.EY IMPORTS vw· -· SanJuaoC.pllttano 1 t oo'o I' 0 llJOOorotter.wB-tm bdievablJ lmcna~ulate' 11 .. 2040 495.4949 ....-v SCHI ll7-4t00 4tJ..451 I G8 VW Bui. 4 11pd. rlean • m · 1 wncr 1..;..--------1 Mu1t H• to believe • sanJuanOapi.trano wide,. out cood lire• Supt'rb conJ . SUIO Optl t746 t190PRC). 64 W SC. CIH11ic Cal IJ7-4t00 4'3·45 II 72 YW CAMPER i:oot1 cood. ~ 675-iS32 ' K.1;J ~~----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHL Y S 11 .195 for details. Heit orler FUily equlrJ>td. ZSISJNU. '41 Baja 8UJ¢ '67 Of'& COUPI HIWPOlT DA TSUM &cU'79t DEM 0 $2995 Nl"Oda wMk 1150/ofr. Ailtot, U1ed 4 cyl • 4 I~. radio ~ 11111 Do"e Street '67 Pll Tar11 l"antutl Ml'I mt 0 ••••••••• •••• •• • ••• 0 0 • bc'aur. Cl21.Zl»03). Un NEWPORT B£ACH mrc I\' l cood., HOO --G ..... al ttO I tirta.vably lnunac-W1to! 13l-ll00 m.an 'TO VW l'op 1'op Clamper ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mmt ... tot.-bevel SALE Van RC'built t'n1ln1 •76 M•RI( IV ONLY St95 t741 196' Pones.. ti 2 SZ19S. Cell Q 2CM2 "' ..--·TD•nu ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ I .. d d ---This beauUlu.I M•rtl IV -wtu" _. " • cy · ... a pee • hit '63 VW Sobeck. nice c-ond h 1 • •DoveSlreet 1975PIUGIOT brake11, heater SAVE$ 'T3VW OUJ. Vellow, tint $1150 .-1\urchued Ill b~:k:.~w;,'w~:t':;~!:,"'~ NEWPORT BEACH DtlSB. W AGOM A t I F M r 11dI0 Un coo<!. s:?OOO. C.ll 554-lM76 01•rmnny. 631 J373 II 1eai., till wh ol, cndMt IJ).1300 Loaded-Silver• low btUevably lmmacul11w al\6& wknda. l.'Ofll~. Quid t1pe declt, •---------1 miles, electric aWU'OO(, Mul l see to bellou• SAVE$ VWSqt>ckUkenew4ixlnt. '70VW Bug. XlrH. Oood lutber lnterfor, vinyl '12 Opel Wu. U.000 ml. All/PM alen!O, air cond. (litiftl..JRI. t'Md. must 1eU 1mmt'd t I di'I I • cyl. &ood ml.• roof rull. Muat OMLYS4795 SAVES ~ml. C~ll Pete moo. blit ofr .n~ .::u :0~1f0:u·i::: mechanlully 1ound 1acriflce!(*NKK>. MEWPORTDATSUH .UModeh AJISty9". DtaneorMn.Marttn predate \6V89AM314t ) . . ::19 __ . _tmd_y_wcr_k_11_~ IEACH IMPORTS N~~R~ ~~H •Corollai ~VW Sl~~b~~e ~?. VW Baja Rbl~ trana., FM $I 0,868 ·-141 00¥1 ST. C fer Call 54S 6S!l6 sicreo, 8 trk. :S:Smpg., G ....._ '6te»B.COUPE HIWPOITIEACH lll-llOO • Ol'OftCtS · . ohttu.sm.646-8681. us AUU>madc, rad)o, healer 752-0900 '7S Pone..._ 91 .. •Ctlcot •Pick '67 VW lug. S699 :;=,-s;;back. on~ owner ~.:.C~-~c~:f & whitewall ti~. Un ,.... .. ....., .,......, ~ 0529 """"'""' " l ?.tint! Black beauty. Can ,,..........., · new cng • g cond Hun"'"JtCMt .. kh bdieM tv1bl;y tmmb1clulleate; ~ 9750 lease. Senalbl• pymu. '73 VW 8·". Automatic, ~9/bet otr. 675-0313 94•.1144 UI SM 0 e VI. •••••••••••••••••• •••• 0 642N ... .. CZLJ'1SJ ), 1972PonclMt14 t ~~Cw Co R/11, Nu ::i~d cond. 'St IYI, '68 -..cJhM 'liO Che\•tlle Mah bu. 'tjjj ONLY $1%95 4 cwl., ~ •n•~d. d11~ • $1S25Call5.3M05. \"'Y D ••4 8 It --TSU... ' " ~....... • 2tl/694-2154 --_ • u&. • 11 aco HE-~,DA " bnkes, radio It heater. 714/9'0.ZSZS '73 Corolla. Auto tran.s, ••'76 SCIROCCO .72 vw eus.IJ.pssngr, \Jpmo.8'1he.ll.cabhlch m DoveStrffL U n be 11 e v :i b I y Im AM/FM, ~d ures. lo m1 , LTD 3mirm cass, xlnt cood, urao door. 548-3314 NEWPORT BEACll macu11~e! Must aec to 066 Porache 911. White clean. On g ownr, S2Ul0. Special Edition Model, $!,800. 7SU994. AMC 9905 13).1300 believe. <GFOF). w/brn lealh Int. Good 833-mGevea&wkod.s. brown w/Hddle lnlcnor --------•· OML Y $4695 condition. 6'2-1636. Fu e I J n J e c t 1 on : '70 VW Squ1reback, good ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Opel, a-dr. I-owner. HEWPORTDATSUH 73ToyotoCorotla Blaupunlrt FM·cauette. cond, 11650 or orr,e 1969 JAYIUH 39M ml. Gd Ute5. xlnt 1188 Dove Street S7 Poncbe, new paint, M.t& II C~ 3000 WU•. Must 1111 ! 96S-46S9 Automatic, pwr. 1lftr· cond. Sl,500. 511l·!W9. NEWPORT BEACH chrome, eng & tr1n.1, 91.1 4 apeoed, stereo " priced ~JS6. 751.c»59 "71 VW, SUperBeetle, sun ing, maa wheela & ne" .l•tJOO Map, disc brakes, elcc toaell! (970JES>. rf d ___ ... .....,~ seats, carpet & peb1t. -s unroof, like oew, SADDUIACIC '68 VW Bq w/reblt enc . ·I .. ..,.,.. _,,,, Super.harp! (070ADY> 1163-22119 VALLEY IMPORTS $600. PH. 644-4879 alt Llnda OHL'f $12'9 ....................... Mll RQDIS MOTORS .. VOLVO a TOYOTA MEW CAI TRAD&.D4"S • .,. CONT1HIHT AL SA VE Origln•I & 1 ow ner. Outst1nd1ng cer! IKAK018}. 'U FOltO MUSTAMC'i See It -you it buy It! (SLW999J. ·u TllUMPH COM"Walal • IP9«l & mags. (RMASm ''8YWIU_. 8llCk To School Soecllt (902648) •61...aCUIY COUGAlt A good 9Chool car. (WEC102}. SAVE $697 $19~ $999 70 TOY OT A COltOHA $ 1599 Sedan Automatic 4 1 ~ (e&9A.0Ml 71 Oflll.COUPI $1597 Autonwt1c. radio 4 air oond (101Cll). '11 VOLVO 2 Dr • ac>ee<l-like new ! (3310NGl 71VWIUS 9 Palenger model. (845CAX). ?Z TOYOTA W A'90N A good htt1• car. (133FNOL $AVE $2599 $1797 . 72 AUDI ioo LS $2777 AutomeUc, alf cond .• 11Unroof. etc. lt!09HON). 7Z TOYOTA CIUCA s2m • IP99d NrdtoP. ShltPI (832KKZ}. 7ZM61•TCOUPI $2H9 A 4 speed beauty! (706300). 73 DATSUH WA.aM $2999 Au1omatlc. air cond. & low mil• (819JFUl. 74VOLVOWA'90N $4111 Auto . radio & heater. 1 owner-21.000 mlta. (003LFXl 71 l'OID MUSTA,_ n • IP9ed with radio. (ATW24). SZ795 llRQDIS·MDTDR YOUO & TOYOTA JHO I ..._.,,..,... """'· Mission Vlefo ll 1·2880 495-1210 tlOOA.lllet.Mw 5pm. -vw w tr 11 t To-& c...-.. i4 Porsche Carrera 2.7 831·2040 4tM949 '" l'S ~ 8 pop· --_.. r utre. 4S,000mi'a. Alloys, -'8'1 VW BllJ(. Runs great; cmpr, w/refng sink etc A11t0Salee&Leuln1 AM/FM ster. p/w . Must 71 Toyota CCN"Ofta Ori& ownn. sooo. Days, Very l:lood cond.!1$4100 o 2167 Harbor, ())11t• Neu sell. S13,000.673-4S61 Auto. trans., super nice 55'7-4323. Eva,8n.s825 bestofftt963·121" CAU.64'-4446 '74 914 1.8 15,000 miles, car. (32SONL>. 74 VW 412 WOCJOft 'ST VW Sqbk, perfect run· '72 AMC Je..._ -•-· ......,. S6 4"" fir S 1599 1 a· nln° cond, n('C(fs aom •uuu. -.vuu.. • .,,.,. m. Auto. lrans., a r 1.'0n t· body"-OTk SJSO 642.3868 Auto. tran1 ., power Nustsee.640.9307 lionlng 1711<.NU. •--'---' ----• steenn1. radio, heater '7lPORSCHEtl4 SPECIALS "74 VW. Lo m1, AM/Fl!. (4SIMXC>.Stkl5064. Tlus beaut machine ls re· xlntcood. Must Sell, Best $2399 >dY to drive o(f. Fan· otfer. $.'5C-4848, 645-8041 laslic deaJ ! E·Z pymts. '74 Convert. Vry gd rond. Lie. 654JNZ. 74 Toyota Pick.Ip New rudluls. P.P . ~~·1 British Cw Co • Speed, tape deck. 5Sa-070I. Camptt11hellt 1C49341. 2 I 3/6'4-2154 $2799 '67 VW 5•• •1dl i5 RABBIT Pcrlormaoc 714/990-2525 • SP"(I, radio, beater. pita. AM /FM. Make of· 1 ~" 1\1 A( ,, t•' I. tt1J"4T•t-• ,11.J"ctH Ai t• Pond»e 1911, 8UT Tarsa, 5 spd, AM/Fii, a!loy whls. lealh seat.a, $1500. ~ Bill MAXEY TOYOTA aMPID. fer, must sell MS-1955 "'i S; • ,• ~ ' 11 vi I.' •••••• ,, •t1 ....... '\ ••-... ... T•.._>-1,, __ I f" •• '67 912 S·spd, amtfm '74Cdlca. Air, radio, lug. ster eo, e r eat abape, rack. ext cond. $2700/be $4 .000. ~3837. otr. f75.2657 ~--------t iO 911 T Targa. Rblt COi '71 Corona, 4 door dclwte & tram, 5-spd. new tirt'S, ·'7lt. $1200. am/Cm, mwst aeU, $7 ,000 {TI4) IMZ-6'21 6'73-48l8. -ro Marilu, 4 spd. Vln top Rolls Roye• 9 7 5' new tires, air. Sl 79~ or of ••••••••••••••••••••••• fer . Call Su n onl •1 DEAUR IN U.S.A.. _~_17_ss_. ------t ~~~VER .!!~ .......... !?!~ ROUS~ROYC( 1971 Trt...,e. TR6 :=:r::.. A ooe ~r car-XLNT! ,.__ _ __._.... (503l>TB ). ClOSIO SUNOATS SADOLHACK SUPER ELEGANT 1004 VALLEY IMPORTS Rolls Royce. Newly up·.__t_l_l_·2_0_4_0_4_t_S._4_9_4_t_ h o I s t e r e d w I t h 76 T_.__. _7 CHlNCHJLLA thruout. "--r-'~ $1095 G4RDEN WEST VW I I • ' 1 • ,, 11 1• : I ... I " '' t I',' I 1 i ~ I \\I I If Iii 1, "'i'• \ ' • d 751.wNt ' Auto. traru1.. air coodi· ttonln1. deluxe fOodel. 670MNM. $3199 G4ROEN WEST YW " " k \\ ', H. I 11 H I . ,,. • • ~\ • r' .• 1 •. , It \ • • \\I ,, ' I It -r" , 1 · '61VWIUG 4 Speed, radio. beater, good lransporlation. 72:5HZM. $999 GARDEN WEST VW ,. " .. ·' ·' f{• • 11 I ·I -.... ,\.\I f 11 1r •11 I I\\ it \\, t 'frl ,fl• t t I "'4"';t , i} "12 VW Westphalia Pop Weir tt I 0 Top. XI. cond. s:MOO. Pvt •••••. ••••. •••••••. •••. P'.f.1173·1148 '72 Bulcll EJectra Volvo 9172 2 dr, Cull power. •• •• • •• ••• 0 • • •• • • •• •• • Sl 150 962-670 I SOUTHBM OUMGI COUHn'S VOLUME VOLYOOEALH 1060 Buick RdMstr, 4Dr M111'e orfer. 646-5867 Codilloc ttlS ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXAMPLE: Brand ne '73 ('ad Coupe de Ville. 1976 Volvo 242S. Full)' l.naded. $UOO. equipped. (0178923). Cull&44-4198. OMLYS6596 --~ Ml\RQUIS MO TORS • • _, r ._ ' I ~ • ..,., 1 . ' .. ' •··· ,,,, " ... ,,,,I() ' : lJ :•1,, . ORANGE COUHTY VOLVO EXCLUSIV.t:L V VOLVO Lnrl(esl Volvo Dcillrr In Oraf\Jle County? (!) Nabers Cadillac The ultimate 111 4 s peed , AM /FM LUXURY •tOTORlNG. multiplex caueU.e., Lac· MUST SELL I MMEO. ! lAlr)' air cood., oun&t' 67WllllO w/blaclt interior It lass 1---------1 tbao 10,000 mUes. Ldte '74 VW Thifl9 BU~?~k&ASE Like new, low mllca. _, __ ._ ___ ._ Qu.ili1y and Price Gu.ir.interd Lca\ing Spcciali\U Prcfcrr~d Ra.us ·ss Beatley Sl, ~ loPd ort1 cond. Best otter oYer rrooo. 11~ms 'm Silver Shadow Cpe Immac. lo ml., Pvt. Pty. 138-5819 bNnd NEW .. Ull QDder flttor1 wananty. MOWS5795 IAltwtCI DATSUH San Juan Capl.strano lll·ll75 49J.ll75 ~rf~:,;lack . ~, • • 2025. s. Manchester I .arge\l Selection ofNcw & Used Cddillacs in Orange County '11 Silver Shadow, rlabt •TR THINK BRITISH bud drive. Xlat cODC1. 11ilNK BRITISH CAR SLSJIOO. 832-0117 CO. MG-Jq -TR. Ex· or-ta 9765 cltln1 plan l etl you ••••••••••••••••••••••• pure.hue like a lcuae. So•..u-... Semlble payments. Ove u,,._... 100 new/used lrnmcd OlAH_.E COUMTY"S For quote call. Brilla VOLUMI Car Co. 60 Mos fioancan GARDEN WEST YW , II I• > \\ ' ' I ". I ~ I 1 • ' ·'""'' \\ ... 'rJJ lh !t' ,,, \" "" 1n.11. '• r )'('If, .:)1 TOYOTA DEA&.llt avalleble. l".XAMPLE: Brud new --~_::_~_'_;~_2_3;_:_~_... I~ Hf!wl ll178 Toyuta. 2 Dr. la fully . -LJ etafpped. U8&489>. TR6 18135MACH8LVO. O.._.LY $2997 Unusual opportunlly HUNTINGTON Bl!ACH " eee many cherry model. __!42·nl1-MO-OM2_· h ere now· C a '68Sqrbk. Gd cond. Ml\RQUIS MOTORS . ""'t,PI JI 'I ' N' I I 0 f ~ , ·' o • I .... I ,, .. 0 Id ., ,, •"'') ,., leue/trade. • 11 ooo lritfsh Cereo m 'mo 2 IJ/694-2154 --- 714/9'0·252S '72 411 73 Trf...,e. Spftftre1 SCCA cho m p . 3 T choOse' lrom. Con leoa or nnance. All OAC Xlnt. SI ,900. 641-1838. '71 Komhi Van, xlnt cond. l2500 /of for. 008·11Ul1 Anaheim 750-2011 •SALES •SERVICE •LEASING Onrsau Open Sunday Cadillac Muter Oc .. ler .?600 H•rbor Bt11d C.ll~U Mesa 'i4().9 I 00 Nabers Cadillac L 72 Coupe de VIiie . EL EGA NT . Pu 11 y DellYH"f l'(lWppcd. $3650. 497·30'18 Ser~•et; & part.'! now fJpt'n '72 t:ud Sedan de Ville. 0 11 Sill s 8 to 4 ror you 511,000 ml. $2850. ronvl'nlcnce. 168-3622 ---'72 Cadillac F.I Dor1do Convertlhll' $6,900. or of ....... ._. •• fer. BKST A ROUND !IOO 14!)1or536 3133 7!1 Cod Coupe. l.oadfld. $7700. 30,000 ml .. Dun B&rton Green. 631·301 lriHthC•C• 2 ll/'94-2154 714/tff.ZUS 9100~ .... tlOOAMhK,Mew , ... 73Tri .... _.T6 4 Speed, radJ.o, heater 15.000 Mll e ca r (•73JPX). SUct5079. $3399 ~~·:1 '•ii ' 111 ~·· • 1 IL 'd ••\it,• l"'Jf I' f 'N flf ", •1 ~ \.1 I '111 1J4/J 1144 .. •• ....._UM4 ....._UIH ....._U--4 ......_UM4 ...... UIH ....................... . ................ _ ................................................... ······················· ..................... .. C 1 •n tt2 ftl2 ,_.. H40 tt•fm;.a "ffl!MI' .... •••••••••••••••••••••• "lf Sevlllt Lo adl' •/11tery concelvabl trt +~Ii front eod Call .... 144 it W.n de Vllle. Ne """ AC, overt111ul. n rldf.i. Ul'C'I, valve job .-. ..:rm I HJ CAOIU.AC CLASSIC COHYaTilll htly eq1llpped Nu atlH coodll1on Oo ow"tr•only H .24 orialnal rnU• A buy ol llMllM. (<MIO.UL>. 195 . io tJ Camino . A c at.ereo. m•p. vel")' cleu ~.rt -c'!.!!!___ El Camino , new 39tl, c lutch. trana, po1I. 64().2"11 '70 Nova. 31.000 ml. $12:50 • ... Chev Cpe suo. CalJ lt74CoaYITTt STI ... IAY Aulocnatic. maia. alt eond., !it1:r eo It low m1IH . Buy or luae. UIOKKP> s~••cr VAUIYMORTS tl •-20•0 .. , .... ,., '75 FOID GaAHTORJHO 9 Passeneer wacoa. v.a. aui. trans .. power steer Inc IJ brakes. ractory a1 cond1Uonlnc. AM/FM bletto. d1.1<1l swing tall gate. luggage rack Low mileage. Great famll)' car! Ser .l3274L $4799 SANTAANA '71 Mu~tunit Grande, p/s, IF YOU p/b, u/c. tll whl. 1ler~ tape dk. new Ures. Makt' have a aervl<-e lo oifer or olfer 434 m vcrsldl'. NB 1 goods lo ~u. place an ad -- in lhe Daily Pll ol '6S Must 289. Auto . PS. Cl.sallied Sectwn c~an. runs very id t92$. Phone 6112·5"11. Ph t68-S218 ~~~~~~~~-· ~ M.w . tlOO ......_Mew tlOO .............................................. 100~~ CUSTOMER SAllSFACTIH "Deal For Lest'' GUARANUED , IMMEDIATE DBJVEltY s21so ""'"'••l-Full tadory equ1omen1 1Hl8210852t92-44 t3) e..-tATI DIUVBY ALL HEW FRONT WHEEL DRIVE FIOWAGOM 53350 ""'·' .. I Lw:.9nw Fully fac:tOtV eQUlpe>ed (WPl.F1~) MPG CITY BRAND NEW 710 2 DOOR SEDAN s3450 ...... , .. ,~ hJ'y l()(t.,..,, ... ,~ f"-~ 110 1 0.. ;. ,,,, r>AJ• • "'"~ ~ ~ ,., ...,1•"• '""'II of clou, .ir......, s... .. ~..,, & ~("""""'!IOI\, 11>0% FINANCING 0 A c 0 AVAIL.AILE • • . • 111Mual.I1r1 llQl•Nn l 11'5 IClllGa• BUY OR LEASE IMMEDIA Tl DBJVBY 43 Ml't1 30 !\fl'f. IUGll\\'W' CITY S SHID IPA ISTIMATI YOUI MU.UH MAY VAIY c ' WHERE EVER YOU LIVE IN OR.ANGE COUNTY BUYING A USED CAR IM COST A MESA FROM JOHNSON & SOM •.• • "JUST MAKES SENSE!" I" • ' Look o•er ow nlc• HIKtlon of a... safe bely used cars. We're ~Ing aur lnYlftlory, Ncluclllg ow prfces to lllake room for trode Ins on ow. HEW '7.7 MODELS. 7' CADILLAC SI Y1UI Al.l1o inns'. f1ctorv 11r c:oodlhontne. full POWGf', PoWOr steenng. (X1Wf1f d11C br1Jcet. Po'#« wfndow.. oower seats. stereo tai>e <Mck. tlldlo. hMter. whl\ewall tires. vtny1 roof. tfnted otau. wheel coven. tow mites. full leatllef 1nttfl0f. Loaded. I.Jc No 319PQll ~ s I 0,299 '75 MA1t1< IV Auto trarw .. fact()(V air oond11tonlng, POwer 1teerlng. pOWer disc brakes l)OW9(' Wi{ldowl. pawer-tHtS, stereo taoe deck. rldio. lleeter, wtlltewall tlrn. Vinyl roof tinted glpe. ~ ooveta. 1 .. ther interior etc Lie No 191 LP'f. s9999 '74 UMCOLM 4 DOOi SIOAM v.a. auto trans . factory 11r condllloolng, pawer stMrioo. power d•!IC t>t*es. PoW9I' windOWI. oo~r seats. radio neater. wt\ltewall ttres. vinyl roof. tinted glass. whMI C0\19fl. tilt wneet. extra nice c11r1' Lie. No 646JPP 56395 -----, COMPACTS ! '7 4 FOltD fltMTO AIJ1o trans . stereo radio cuttorn 1nter1or & eJC18'10f Pretty eolOf'. Uc. No 130JSH 52795 '72 POIO MAVMICK Automatic tranamlulon. factory air conditioning, oower ateenng. rldlo, heater • Na cM1 I.le. No OfJ3ELV 'I 699 '74 POID MUSTANG v~ C)'f . auto. ,,.,, •. taaory 11r conditioning rldio heater. Silver with • aurvoot. Pretty CMi Uc. No 469\,PO 5 3695 '7J MU$TA• 4NAHOI Auto. frlM .. faetory air conditioning ~ 1teering. r>ower brakes. oower Window•. AM/FM redlo. healtl'. Vinyl roof LIQ No. 122KH'I' • ' • ----·------------ WA GOMS '75 MaCUIY MAaCiMS WA~ V-8. auto. trans • factory air conditioning. Powe< stewtng. ~ bnlkel. 'ldlo. beater. wtutewall tires tinted glas, wtwtel covers Nioe c:arl Lie No 658MOY. s4995 '71 M!ICU•Y MONnGO WAGOH V-8. auto. trans factory air condltlon1n:i. power steering. p0wer brakes. radio. heater. whilew11ll tires. llnted glan. wheel covers. villtger 8 oassengor Extra tow mllet Lie No 14'3CXV 52095 '7J FOID Toate>WAGOH V-8. auto. trans • fectory air cond111oning r;iower steenno. ooww brlkes. radio heater See 11 todayl Lie No e81HPO 52395 Sii US TOOAV '°It YOUI W A.oNMllDS ---------------- IMPORTS '72 CAPll COUPI I V~ _j se>eed. AM/FM llereo recM heater <40.000 mtl .. Super 1NrP1 Ue No 58tPOF 52295 '74 COU .. a PICKUP 4 apeed. Jaelcm.n m• tarp, yelb#. Uc. No 83208U 12588 '7J CAPll COWi V~ 4 aot.cl. radio hNf• Extra nice ce;t Lu: No 027JFO 52795 '72 CANI COUPI ~ Moor group Pretty COIOf I.le No sz295 • ... .. . . WE.MUST MAKE ROOM FOR ARRIVING ''77Models OVER zoo '76~5 EXAMPLE .. THIPUflCT Lt,IXUIY SPOITSCAI •J6 SCOlllOM 1 M9talllc Sliver. R9d l!ngillh LMttler lnttflor. A M FM atweo ... 9Ctrlc wlndowe. 1100042. Only e.381 m1i.. Stitt h.. 11 .000 mllel « 12 month factory warranty -REGISTER NEW. S4LIPllCl9 s9395 IMVEMTOIY R9UCTIOM s·ALE CHECK THIS UST FORAN EXCELLENT BUY ~.,u,.r w.r.~ control, AM/FM & I t•ck t~. Flv• to cftOoM. (4sat1). L<* • ., 0,700 * 4COUPI ....... ~--'!_..,_, radio, ~ too. ~l~!:i_l!_O\HI'. Four to chOOH ~OJ.low as '6595 * tt7z coun Dlft.LI Leather seats, at•r.o radio wheel. full pwr. (592NQFl $3-495 * tt74~~-~~ . ..,.,.".~ Dual PoWer front ...._ .._. tnrn, viny1 IOP. etweo. tilt Wheel, full P'Nf. 1-owef than .wr• rn11e1. '' n3o40) 17295 4 -YP Werreaty J• eY..._.• M etl ~· .. . lt75 OLDS MIHITYllefff Lux H T Cpe. Sl)flt PWf Hitt. cruise cont . pwr. windowe. d()()( toctcs. stereo r.ilio. (918LPG) lrancl New ' '76CHEVEllE$ ' YOURCHOICI SCOOTERS #271823-1819 #274921-1867 • lrand New •16 LUY TRUCKS YOUICHOICI ' 1976 "HATCHBACK" AM nidlO. body side IT'Oldlngs (SGC205 HS20) 52877 l'luaJa&~ l • . 43MPG. 30MPr. 11"'\'1 c rTY . . SPECIAL 1976 ~ ARROW SALE o.ht ...... v .......... Mtw lt7' Arrewt ••• w. '(_. ....... S..• "' -.... Anf#W ofY.,..CWctl IUMOMIW7& PL YMOUl'H AllllOW 1 apeed, 4 eyli~ 1eoo oc:. engine, vinyl buck•t Het1. 800x13 Rrea. (7l24Ktl7301108) WHAT MORE CANA LITTLE CAR GIVE! (Valld to 10 I> m SUndaV. S.Ot•mber 12th. 1978. Subieet .to prior sale.) llY FROM ~ ... , IKE '7Z D4TSUM 2401 4 Speed. air conditioning. tf4W90 radio. heater. m1oa. &c>er INtpl The hOt one! Lie. f!lo, ot1fTC s4399 · ·"vw_. 4 Speed. rlldlo Good trarwportadon. Uc. No. 2eoMTX. •71 TOYOTA Co.olLA Autometlo trltltmltelon. rdo. Set It todeVI Uo. No. 243CIJ. _ · •1499 UAMPU SAYIH•S ..• lrand New 197 6 SKYHAWK 11S11 EQUlpe>ed With V8 englM. 4 &Pffd. pwr steering. llnt9d gtus. roof c~own moldln~ & body s1d• mbtdlnge. (107473) • s4199 1 t6t CAOIUAC &DOUDO ,... rt all plus low. 1 owner. mil•· (2m95). OMLY 52222 ~ lt74FOID M4YllJCK 4 Or. Atrtornatlc, pwr. ttHring. air cond & only 29,000 mll ... (203MFV). OM&.Y 52666 1'73 IUtar 8.ICTUw.tm Hu every option l>lus low. low mil• (502Mlll OMlY 53666 Where ever you Uve In Orenge CoUJtty, buying• UHd C•r In Costa MHa from John•on & Son 0 Juat M•k•• Sensel" •• '76 POU ,_HO 4X4 AM/FM. l1pe cassette, cum.om cab, • wheel drjv•, 13,000 miles, sllding wtnctowt. C1C18363 > 16788 74 COUIJH PICXUf' 4 speed, Jackman mags, tarp, yellow. Cll320IU) '2588 '71 CHIVY LA~ Loaded, Loal!ed! (8928NW> 14166 '74MUITA*t•e.HIA Auto. t r an1., factory air condlUonlnf, power tteerlng, disc brakes, radio, heate-. vinyl roor. Unted &IUI • .Sliver metallic with 1unroor, extra nice! <•LPD>. 13575 "71..-culY MAl{MI WAeoH Aul•. trant ., helory air eondlt.loninl. power ltelrtn1. powtt braket, radJo, heater, 9 Passenaer. (M8NDV) .,:!L~L V.f, 4 1peed, AM /PM. st.ereo radio, ~ 40,000 mUes. &aper aharpl (58lruF). 12295 "JJ .,_CutY MOMrleO A uto. t rant ., factery air ClOndtUOnln&. H.,t.r ~na. power lx'ak•, radio, Mater, 253KRV '2777 t FINAL . SPORTS PEANUTS • . " featuf i~ Gooclol' Charlie8romn" ~ 6°cl/t1Lz.., l1VE NEV~ FELT MO~E LOW IN ALL M'f LtFE lt)E CAN'T AL.L 6E FACE CARDS, CAN we? we CAN'T ALL SE KtN65 ANO G,UEEN5 NANCY OH . BOY---A $10 BILL Sunday September 19, 1976 I DON'T SEEM 'TO FIT IN AN'<'W~ERE ! I OON'T SEEM 10 8ELON6! EVER't'THtN6 l TR'1' 15 A DISASTER! . MA4'6E '1'0U 'RE TME TWO OF CLUBS, CMA~L..IE BROWN ... I'LL HAV E IT CHANGED F OR SINGLES LOCAL WANT ADS WELL , TRL<' LOOKING AT LIF'E Tf415 WA'I ... PEOPLE ARE LIKE DECKS OF CARDS .. WE'RE ALL PART OF T~E PECK ... SOME ARE ACES, OTHERS ARE TENS, OR NINES DR TWOS ••. By Ernie Bushmiller ""' 0 1 ~u ' ~ \, I WH AT 5HC'L~LO we 00 WH eN A LOV!t:' ONE OOE~ ;o METHING THAT HlA ~T? CA?? DENNIS THE MENACE -ANO ~' WE CAN IMPJ!OVE THE QlAALITY o~ OLAf' L-1Ve~ •Y APPL.YING ~IMPL.f Jl°ULI!~. --- AH , AN AGE ·OL D PIZ'~L.EM ,,' YES, A L.OVEP ONE ve~Y O~TE.N ~l)~T5 U5, 8ECAU5E ONLY A LOVEO ONE CAN H\A~T t..47. IT'5 SAD, 9 1.AT TR'lAe. HOWEVE~ I THE~i'5 A ~IMPL..E TWO·~T!P ftULe T~AT CAN HeL..P YOlA TO HANDL.E rr ... ?rep)\" I ~ ,.0, '5A'I, ·Now IH~T".f -A ~O,.TiN WAY TO T~EAT A LOVEC' ONi !" AND ?TEP"rl" I ~ i"O ~MACK YOU ~ __ , o~~END ING L..oveo ONE IN TH!' Te~ iH . Aw, DAD 1...IKt:=S IHAr OL.1 CAR E3ETTER~J HE LIKES ME ! By Hank Ketcham '/\JELL GEE WHrZ j Vi/HY DID YA FILL UPIHE CAR AN' LEAVE ME EMPTY? ~a.JDGE P4RKER JUST A5 SAM DRIVER IS A60UT TO GET INTO HIS CAR , JO JO CALLS TO HIM FROM HER BEDROOM WINDOW! I 'L. • /. • OU NEED YOUR REST.' OU'D BETTER TRY TO GET BACK TO SLEEP.' , -,. I , ~ r CAN'T SLEEP ! I KEEP HAYI NG RECURRING DREAMS ABOUT YOU, SAM ! YOU KNOW, I fEEL JU5T LIKE JULIET ON THE BALCONY, TALKING TO ROMEO! "O, ROMEO, ROMEO! WHEREFORE ART THOU ROMEO?" "GOODNIGHT, GOODNIGHT! PARTING IS SUCH SWEET SORROW !" I HEAR SOME- THING! • Q UESTION NO, 6 • DOCTOR SMOCK we've ee:e:N oN ,..HIS ISL-ANt? FOR OVe!R S IX MON"IHS, . /\Al S S CRe:&se .' ( .. .. so i"E!L-l- M ES, WHAi C'O WE? t?O NOW?! -~-...... WHO UJA5 THE MAN WHO DloC.OVERED THE SOUTH POLE~ AND IN AL-L.- 1"'HAi"" ,..,Me, we HAVS:N '.,-seet-.J ONE SINGL..e PA"TI EN-r .1 .. 1 ' -; \ l i ~~~ T R'ADeR Doc's POLYNESIAN + CL.I NI G + byFardJohn•on NOW., EMMA·-YOU Pl<'OPOSED, ANC> 11M SURE IT WAS ONLY AFTE~ L ~AYING NO STONE UNTURNED IN '/OIJF! QUEST FDf< M~. ~l<iHT! ~~ , No BA~REL BorroM ONSC~APE-f>-WOULD BE MORE Lll<E IT.'.' / ,,~ t~ By George Lemont NO P t-AN eS ! L-0,.-S OF NO SH I PS.' COCONU.,-S, NO F'e:OPtA:: .' !HOUGH NO PRACi""rce ·' :x:: GLlfaSS we COUL.-D SVVl /\A oveR ANP CHA'"I Wli"H MARt-ON , 9-19 'r'O'lMt:e:C..:E::~:E:E:CS by Tom K. Ryan ~~---:-~~--~:-:-----~ ....... ~ AW C'MON ,-GUYS! ... CAN'l I &El EVEN ONE VOLUNIEER? WHY, 11 D GO MYSELF IF I WER~N'I O\/EF{- SCH E PLJL.E C/ ! '1-19 'l><><>LE~'S _,., AREN'T YOUIHE L.EASI f?ll CURIOUS? ~«>A~LD .. .. ... 4" . . . . . . . . . .... • .. YER VANILLA IS OKAY, BUT THE LICORICE Nt£DS A LITTLE WORK! ,,. I • • CM YOU TRl'S f YOl R ~ Yf-S'l There art al lu~I M>. d1ffto1· ences 1n drav.in1 li•latl' h1 1 .. 1•1•n lnp anti hntlnm panl'I'. ltnw quick!)' c•n ~ou find lhrm • fhl't l. ~,,,_.e~ w11h 1ho,.,. belov. l#lH''-" n Uf)l.11\.f •9 ·w.au111 11 " .. Ii. c; 11•un<t1t"l1•• " '"" ~ • 1tu 1•11•P •• ''"""" 1od N no;> ·c •IV!nlw fl AHd• l(U•S ·.: ·tum•w,. "<I 1• .. oJ.. 1 auuu•u•a ·BOOMER r~h~ t70Cf0i(' WILL Gee You ,Jow. Me. SUAVt,LY .. l:lal KauFmRn ~ lT'S NO TRlCK 11 aU to h1~c money d1)1ppur when out shop· pin& o l ~our'I(, 1-ut here 1s " v.a y of h<1mcn1n& II~ clu~l'C qua lJll!'~ 8UllfTIN 80ARO -- e Tnmb ll Ma) Conctrn' Think )OU know who'• buw d 1n Grant'• Tomb"' It '• 1 q11u11on to whtth mn-t A0•14 .. ,~ .,,. nnl) :io pw~nl rorrrct. ~ hy'> tU•P"_.'4\ l•WiOj •'4a l~ P ~ 1un1• f'••I H•"f\ JMUf"~, '' iU•Jf) \A~ e 1<11Mh nh '"' ti '"" ··•n \\h\ "• poor Inf\ hi.I' I hml.t n pt 11<'11'1 ( ;,,., up'' ~l'UU'C' II hu no pu 1nl. e zrrn Hnur' llt'<'ml'r 1 numh«'r ronta1nln1 twn tnn~ thal 14 tll h• 11ouhh"'1 h)' addlns t I to one. quarter nf 11. (l'tll'rr'u trick 1n1olvfd,) e I nni.tu• I ani:lo·r,' ffrp<'lll r11p1dl~ aloud Shrfwd S.11\ ..,huiirt ,ru, ...a nd.ii' .1t1rt' i nd 'ho.\tnn11'. ~•.: hlu1' buir-lirl'v. hlnod fCll lhc 4mu•cmcr'11 of --l:' f nend \ r------:--:----or--,_,, __ ,........,~~--.,.,,.~"=" :0 A\I.. somronr 1n r ro· I \Ide a ,mall •01n for • >our dcmonm111on ) Pla,r the .01n on a Oat ~ )Url a~c ;,ind .o,rr 1t -~ ... .. ONCE OVER! Add the rouow1n1 colon neally for 1 wrpri• p1ctu.re: I-Red. 2-Blue. 3-YeUow. -4-U. brown. ~f1ub. 6-LL pttn. 7-Dk. brown. 8-Dk. pay. 9-Bltck. IO-P1nlt • v.11h • tumMcr ftllfd V. tth v.attr r 1.k ur the turnt>lcr on,t N '"'" c 12 tn 'hov. tht ,0111 I\ 1n rla<C 1\ov.. r l.i.t a h<1ncl 0 1er l ht tor of th.c tum Mtr las \ho"'n at>oH J and as~ friends to loo~ for t ht ~01n 2.5 . 1hrou1th lhr \ldl"' nf .__ ______ __...:::=:.._...;L.1._~~..1....1o=-.;:1i1;.1 lht .,1,,, Al~~dlJm' "H~ r·s l p·• \\.,at l'dll \OU tlrav. to rompletr lhl' rf'VP!llP at wtll be gone ~fnf aboH • Io !111d oul, arld connfclln& lint'~. d ot to dot. ,· You ·~t. so 8€AUllFUL ! -n~os~ t i ts/ 1Ho5e l,1 PG .• , ~~· ... ljl·· I .. -~ . . ' I ' • ' ~ J ,~ :~~· '\S I ·~ ·' ~.~ --I -r ~ • . : E = SPEll BIN DE«! "'C'ORf l ~ pCl1111• lnr U>ll1J: all I ht lf't!Pt\ 111 tht "'nrt1 hPlo" tn form 1v.n romplf'lf' \Ol nrd• OBEOlE~T -. . . -. . - THt:I\, M'nrt' '.! I"''"''""' h for all """h o f lnur lf'llN\ nr nintv lountl 1""1oni: thf' lr J1t'1' rr tn -cort At leut \O potnb ~ut>1 1p19 wut•u• ~1q1no4 -. - ·- By Brown and Casson A,.J !I 1He S6 HAN05 Al26N 'T I HE ~IAN05 OF A oocro12 .. ~ - •! ... T~IEY'Qt 50 SDS::T, So ~eM 1N/N6. 50 lov'6LY. .. 1HA"1K YOU AAC( 1tl L A1 £. / ABour weu, -rooAY 1~est.-~ANDS r;?eMoveo FOU i< 10r..JSIL~, AN APP€NOtX', AND A r ~EeL LI 1(£ l JUST TOOK A COLO S~OIJJE-~. 5Ut\ 'CLY. YOURt;&LF ! ------GA LL BLAOOte. / ' ~ -the sma11 societ&.1 ANoTl-.feR *f f§>~!1<!! INcoMe TAX PAYME:"NT FLATTENED OUR BANK ACCOUNT! '--..._ ,AND IT .rv-sr J(e,S.ps GOI~ ~AT WAY- .. -\ • 1-l~Yt D,AD/ Wl--lAT/6 INCO/v"&. TA><? I THE== MoRe. You MA~~s MO~ THe: Gr::JV&IZN/ii&NT TA~- '\. Hoo 6oY.' WeLL, W~eN YoV Fl J<?T 6TA'2T To VJOt2-K You PAY ~~ GOVE;fZNM~I ATAX ON wµAT You S;A~N-" ·) bt;1 brick man Tl-IS:N A'5 You MA'4:. NOFZS ,MoNe;.Y YoLJ HAVE::-To PAY tiOfZE!:. I NCOMe;. T.AX - "" LJNliL Yov G&T 121c:H- !fiS:f'l -rn~Y T.Atl~ HAfZDL.Y A~Yn.trNG - \ "' ' DICK TRACY GORoo· A 81..ACK cAT W#O'S JIOOl<EQ ON .. . SNOOZING ATOP HIS MISTRESS'S · ,,,--..... , W#ITE SATIN r · \ CHAISE ) 'l'ANI{ MCNAMAllA VOU'R£ OtJf Of=" TH~ M(J;T FAMOU7 D£71GNf.R7 OF GOLF COUR7£7 IN fH( COUNTRY 17 T\4\7 T~~ FIR?T 1iM{; YOU'VE. AAO ONE-OF YOUR COUK7f 7 REJfGIED BY A CLIENT? --~::::'."'"'T':'~ ~ T~~V WANTfD C~~LL£NGIN& ... WHO,S YOUR COUSIN MINNIE. LETTER FROM? SHE SAYS MY NIECE . PERFUME IS BACK FROM HOl.L.YWOOD. CONSJO&R HOW 6fll: NEUTRALIZES Ol.JI< 10N6UE1 SO WE MAY BATHE .SANS IAsT!/.Jt:J fl.IE ~SY GUCK WEf &ET INIO. (~ A~OLUTELY, TANk . ANO ALL 1 DID WA7 G/V£ TW~ W~AT TH£Y WANTf.D. ... C~Llf N&IN6 17 W~A1 THE.¥ GOT .. by Chester Gould l -----BUT ITS BEST THAT ~U'VE S~N THE L..roHT NOW ~THER THAN I-ATER, IN\MA. NO WONDER OUR LeGITIMATE RECORD SALES SLIPPED. WE WERE BEINO UNDER• MINEO. • -- B Gus Arriola YOU'RE 1-LJCK.'/, PMf NQif/IN€? SHOWS ON I ,Yoa! ,......., by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds T~£Y JOLD M~ TH£Y WANT£P A GOLF COUR% TWAT WA'J CHALLENGJNG. THA1 WOULD AT1RAC1 A Bl& PRO TOURNAMENT AND G~T IHbM . ~110NAL TELE:V1710N EXR??U~£. • I Five Wrong Ideas Our Children Have About Their Lives I DAILY PILOT I · ORANG£ COUNTY, CAUf'ORNIA By Doris Lilly: ·Meet the 10 Biggest Spenders in ~e World Mama Mia! Great Spaghetti Sauces You Don't Cook! ·r . "A tour in Europe Dleai.s iWo • . , ha•d work and a chance to trawel. You've got to want both?' "Travel is a challenge by itseH. A lot of guys arrive in Europe really excited to be here. And scared, too. They get off the plane and say 'Wow! I'm in Europe .. What will I do now?' They remember they're four thousand miles away from home and more on their own than ever. But that's what makes it fun!' Paul Aiken is a tanker in the 3rd Armored Division in Germany. Right now, if you enlist in the Army, you can also enlist for Europe. You'll get all the benefits of being in the Anny. The good pay. Job training. The opportunity to start or continue your college education. You'll have the chance to work and live in a place most people only read about. And you'll be doing it at a great time in your life. "The Army in Europe spends a lot of time in the field. Often we'll work all day, all night, and all the next day before ----_1 __ --n __ ... ~L -----'--_ _ _ t t• t • • • • • • • • ' r , LJ • This-free booklet will tell you more about what the Army can offer you in Europe. T~Anny in~pe. ' Guar.intccJ J\'11(nmerm if wu lJU.tlih S 'til.20 J month 111 \t.1rt lx·lorc: JcJu<111m' lhc l•Pl)<•rtunll) tu lompktc: I l1i:h '\dlll••I AnJ ncn l·.trn wlkgl· lrc:J11, "''" thl· \1111) l'J\ mg up tu 7'i" .. of the tu1t11m ~) J.tn [)JHJ \oil JI 11111 l·.1d1 \ CJr i\ chance to get 111 Imo" another n1untn wh1k th1111i: '<1mcth1ni: ml·.111111glul l11r \11ur ''"" M ' .\Ir ( 11\-/11 l'h.111c ~ ll1i:h \. ti.~11 \11cnJ1111t J ( 11 "<lu•hun I hit Y11ur k1<.-al Army Rcprc-.cnta11vc t) h\lcd rn the Ycllt1w P.J)i:C\ unJrr "Rnru111111:'.' This free booklet will tell you more a what the Army can offer you in Europ ( ;uJiantccJ .1"1gnment' ii yuu t1ualir y. S 1ttl 20 a mi•nth to ,, .. n hdorc dcducuoru.' I 111.: 1•rronunit} tu wmplc:tc High &hool. '\11d even cJrn wllege ucJ11~ w11h the p.l\ 111g up tu 7'i" .. ol the 1u11mn lll J.iy' pJ1J \".1l.tl1rn1 c.ith year .\ 1..h.im.c to l(C:t 111 know .mother rnuntry wlulc Jo1ni: '111ncth1111: 1111.\11ungful for your u ·'" "'' .\JJ11,, f II\ 71r D•tt of liirth _ Your h1GJI Arm> Rl'[)rt\c.-111.lft\C t\ ll\tcJ in the Ydluw 1'.il(C) under "RctTUHm(' l-llNIJ ~d<h UF\\AM lllOO' Jo FOR TAYLOR CALDWELL Arenllf ii INI reporied elwl ;ow bool, -c.,,,.. -IM~· tolll b..,... • • •e-4ow TV pro-~ ~ ,,._ ""'8c .,.. dw did """-J«:lioa """ ....-M..w ,o.. bt# Rollf/tooo4t ~ lo _.~of fOW boobP-JJI-. s,.i., N.Y. • There ii oo IOJid Dtisflldion In any ~ far a wmaMt FOR Ylt£DD1E PlllNZE Wlaat'1 die Int lift yoa pw yo. wifeP-LB., Elmira. N.Y. • Ootbea. Soon aft« we met, l w.nted her to came and tee my llCt in Lu Vepa. She Wei she coaldD•t becaUMI ebe didn't have any suitable clothes (she's the ;ean. type). So I took her out and got her '400 worth of ctr.my outib. FOii EV A GABOR Whet ...... 11 I a )'Ga most .bout the u~ wheo )'Ga Int eniYMP-c.JL, Eau OU.. Wis. e The l~<enl stores. The prices were 10 low, I - couldn't bellew it, and f wanted to buy ~ l saw- and abnOlt did. Do you lcnow what my best buy wu? Panties. I Ft 80 paJn. at 36 cents each. FOK CHAltLES SCHULZ Are the ..,e&nuta" epiaodea from your own ~? U ._ how clo you pt your ldeaa?-Sue Currie, Mootroae, Mich. •A Lew br09d themes have came from my childhood, but most cartoon Ideas are thought up the hard way-simply by sitting at the drawing boud and cruting them, in cold blood. Deadlines do not wait for inspiration. FOR ISAAC ASIMOV Bow can eoday'1 )'oadl prepare t:halllelftll for life ta diie ..-wadd oltliie futweP-Mr. C. ~Il, ~ Wt.. • By doinJ their best to 1ee that there will lM a world Of the future. They must labor to bring the population explo- sion under control. to &nd alternate IOUIOBI of energy, curb waste, pollution, put an end to national riva!riel and milltuy machioes. We can then look forward to a dvillzation that it uner thAn the ooe we have today-and sp11ee exploraUon will tab ca.re ol itself. FOR THE .. ASIC THEM YOURSELr EDITOR W1r1 do Ms 1tan, ~ a Sir i......c. OlhW, a..., Pa.la and Catherine Dmeuu, &aw. themleiYet by mak· ID& ~? It can't be becaw ....,. Med _,.. -J.M.. Decatur, JD. •It II the money, plus the exposure. Recently we checbd with Uoyd ~obner. who hat negotiated hundttdl of de&ls between celebrities and Id~ apincto9, wl be eJalms that many atan. who ~ ta.,,. al"*! ,_... •F are now tntorested ln plupa •product. • lon1 u the ClOm· mercial Is dono with tute-and ,,.. moMV" rff.ld. Quit• oltAtn, the bis fee the perfonnef makes for one--or two-dayr' wodr on the Mi .,,.blel Mm cw her to &l1CCept lecit boolinp where the ptaStfac b hJp but tbe money II low. Fee1 art et $5,000 and can eo u htp u a million, depend.ins on the number of commercials in a aerie1, their len&th and whetmr they're shown locally or all over the country. FOR DULA uur: ~,... .... ,..., wlief1 die OGI tlriq you w&lllllld -- ol aDP-E.H., MWlad, Tau e Shoell Up until lSM (when I struck It bJ1 with my Int bit record) I only bad two pain-the atroog ones I wore dafly that went with everything and the other for hJ&b daY1 ad boildays. When I felt iD tbe money, tbe Snt tbmg l did wu mab a beeline for a aboe ltOre. I bought 11 pUI-. dolal pqeous ~ that didn't go with anything I had Wt were 10 pretty and delidout I'd have felt rilbt eYa'I if I WOl9 them fa the nude! FOB IDBTN SJllTH, focltev Do,_....,. priWep9 ......... that ..... focU1s ... ,, -A..R...Y-".Pa. • On the coalnl'y, male focbys enjoy many privileges that I don't! They pnorally have fu better quarters. more rec> reatioDal rditiea and the pleasuro ol e11ch other'1 canpany throucb the aftemoom.. 1 am usually alone and isolated \Dltil the time for tbe race. However, none of thb stops me from 10vin1 what I'm doing-the most exciting and rewarding thing in my life. POil !Hlatr COCO.,,_ of "Mcmlar hr/ Dulla'" I e.-_..iaad :roar' heiac ap.et whm Cloril L-dnnan rvclely aidcbed fat people, bot don't you thinlc you are eai11 ... it a bit too fw whea you advlae friencb to boyu>tt die "Phyllis" lhowP-W..dy McCai11ay, EUnrorth. Me. e That wu intended u a joke. I thinlc Cloril is a verr, taleated lady. Tbe only thing wrong with her is that I don t lfb tibent her heed ta. 1 never heard from her after what happmed, nor do I eq>ect to. U she did fnvfte me to dinner (which fm suns abe won't), I wouldn't llCCePl. What would I s-tP Curoa and eelery stlcb? ._,"'-'' 1t, 1m ~,..., Tlle...._pet MllllU\M llOllTOtl ........ " ........ ~. '1ft1 PA1'111CC M. ~. E.ucutM VP -Sllel Olf. ..,..., & .,_, '1IJ MtlllOI'; ........ ll c.ml, MIOC. EMletft a.Jot.: ... "-• It. w....m WQ1.; ....._. .. ,_,~Mgr. .................. u...__... Oellf • ._ D'" ' .. Maricelino Mgr.: .._ ...... ,.,_,, Olt.; ~ ... Wdeng. ._,..11 •-.Anw1~D.WY and UI &&..-, V.P.1 #Id co-olt9Clofl; ...... 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Jaws" author Peter Beocbley) told me, "Doris. always make friends with rich people who have houses by lbe sea IO that in the summer you11 have some place to So and cool oil." Happily, I have taken his advice-and have never known a rully uocomfortable day in July. But it's allo true that I Uk ric:b people who live well, and I also like lbe way I live wbm rm with them. The ridl and beautiful Mrs. Lod Guinneu puta it rather nicely, I think: .. For ia fur coat to look proper," ahe says, "it must be completely new." But I doo't think millionaire bacbeJor Slewan Mott woold ap-ee with her. Stew· an srows his own vepbles and wean blue: jeans to parties that are always for nwS;caJ causa. The late J. Paul .Geny wu known to Mluee2.e a dollar bill to death. At his huae red-brick estate in Surrey, l!.nalaod. the billionaire oilman bad pay telephones for auesta. D. K. Ludwia ( $600 million? Or more?) wean a plaslic rain~ coat when the weal.her ii ioclemeot and rides to Wall Street in a subway. H. L Huot. who wu thous.ht by many to be the richest man in the wortd, drove bis own car to work and parted three blocks away 10 aave ~O centa In partina fees. A toe of aood ii did him. Hmr')I Ford II, whom I always thous.ht to be ooe ot the last of the bia spcockrs., im'L "Never sive anythina away without strinp." says Henry, and WC believe him. So havina money~ thin&, spmdina It is another-and .'1euly the Arabe have !'Tplaced Teum u the world's b(gest spenden. When the Sheib of Araby check into Claridp's in London. they ut to have their suites sprayed with Christian Dior I • 'AlllllLY WUJ<lY, 11,HMU ti, tm perfume. Sheik Abdul Maql()Ud Soujah paid $20,000 lo have bis wbke llollt- Roycea shipped to Eqla.nd before be fell in love with Loadon tu.ii. He bouabt eeveral and never uaed the Rolla. Prioce Fahad bin Abdul Am. a Saudi Anblan Pint Deputy Prime Minister, won S2 mil· lion on the aaminJ tablet in Moote Carlo. ( Ooodnae knoWI what be lost.) eeatUM he felt it wu a wute ol time, Kina K.halid ot Saudi-Arabia had the limitl In Lad· broke C~Mayfair rQed from the hun- dreds to the thoUlanda. -SHEIK SABAH At: SALEM ALSABAH But the hiahat roller of them all is Sheik Sabab Al Salem al Sabeh-t.be Amir of Kuwait. Hie lloyal Hiah..,. hires 80 people who haYe oothin& e1ae to do but learn how lo 1p~NI money. lo Paris. the Amir booted JS bedrooms at the Hotel CrUloo at a cott of S 1 S0,000, and then had color lV's pluaed into all the rooms. Nicely aettlc:d in. be went out and apcnt S l S0,000 on two million flowerpots. Tbc AnUr ii always busy. Re plam to encloee the capitol ot Kuwait in a vast alr-coocli- lioncd dome to CICape the l 00-dearec temperature. ADNAN KHASHOGGI A Saudi Arabi.an who doesn't have to hire anyone lo hdp him spend bia money ii Ado.an Khashoaai (sometimea called cub-boul). a Mideast middleman wbme income bas been estimated at S.500 millioo a year. Adnan travela in a 727 jet fur- niabed with said flxtura. Lo New York, be ta.ta an enl~ floor of the Waldorf Towen and speoda over Sl0,000 a ~t. In California recently, Adnao bouaht up baob lbe way you buy shirta. His yacht ii biuer and better tbao Oousis'. and hi.a wife Sanya wean a real money belt stuffed full of SlOO bill&. She likea lo take nude pictures of her frieoda. When Prince Alfomo Hobcnloe ap- pointed Adna.n aodfather of bis newborn child, it wu some chriltenioi. The munifi.. cent protector pve the infant a bq ftlled with .50 uncut diamonds. But there are drawbacb. The mystery man never aoea anywhere without bis two bodyauards named Lee and Kill. Durina the day, the brutes entertain auests by sbatteri.n& piles of bricb and splitting timber with their bare bands. At niihl, they lock their I muter in bis room. They will only opeo I tu. door if they re<leive special instruc- • tiom over the intercom. LIZ AND RICHARD Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burtoo aOt their aecood divorce. but aioce I lpe- ciaWe in these thiop, I ftrmly bdieve they will act toaether ap.in. and I would refmc lo write this article if I couldn't include them. With the exception of Antony ~ Ckopatra. Uz and Richard are. hands down. the two moat lavish apeoden in the world. Their love atlair bas been lavish. their battlea lavilb and their puaioo lavish. I I They may have been a headache, but they've never been a bore. At the peak of their love air air ( 1968). Llz and llidwd were spending SI million a year. With in- ftatioo, one can only IWTDile that this ftsure hu eonc up. Ute the price of qp. Rkhard pve hil wife the nJOI& cxpcmivc mink coat in the worfd (Sl2S,000). and ahe wore il to the beach. The sema? Oh, let me count the waya. The Kropp dla- moad (SJS0,000). the Perqriaa Peart (S37,000), the Pin1-Pon1 diamond ($38.000). the Cartier-Burton diamond CSl.OS0,000). Other dood..t. briaa the toe.al to around SIO million. Timl don't fcqet Ibey had two yachts: Tlte Io/Ir.mo for them (S200,000), and Tlte Bcatrlt for the dogs. They supported a stall of JO and paid SI million for a private plane. Another SI millioo went to Ridw'd's U· wife Sybil. who awprised everyone by triplina it. The couple bad an art c:oUoc· tioo worth SJ million, a cbaJet in Ostaad. a villa in Puerto Vallarta and a ftat in Londoo. Even now, 1..4 and Rkhud an tecpina up their splendid 1pcoding standards. Richard invited the entice cast of the Broadway show "Grease .. to dinoer al Santi'•· 1..4 is bt:ina accused by her busi· ness manager of spcndina S770,000 on boyf ricnd Henry Wynberg. ll's hard to break a habit. ELVIS PRESLEY A racetrack owner in Detroet once aavc aporta can as favors to a douo dinner suats. but Elvia Praley pa them to 1tranJC1L EM1 domo't come c:be to.R.ltoo John when it coma to aupcnpendina. but he belonp OG this lilt because I think he'd spend more If he knew how. When Elvis divorced Prildlla Ptalcy, be loved her tcnder~nouah to aive her around SJ mU- lloo. He didn't have to. He'a conatantly rewardina retaincn and random airlJoe cmployea with can. jewelry and bOUICI. Some uy bis alfta total SI million a year. IUvil doeeo't like aoll\I OUI of the ~ mid and reccotly bouaht $90,000 worth of jewelry from a mail-order bouM. He jmt fck Ii.kc ii. Dr. EJ1W Obancift (hil pcnonal doctor) sot bilmdf a Mercedea Beu from Ema two yan a,o. Apin. IMI Cbristmu, Elvis pve him a cusaom-buift Stutz Bcan:a1 valued at $2.S,000. The amoky-eycd ainpr baa put two ol hil air- pla.oea oo the nwtet. but it woa't leave him winstea. He'• hanaina onto an S&S0,000 Loctbeed Jdllar and Coovair 880 worth Sl .2 millioo. C011Jllt1ttd PAMl~Y MIJCLY, l1pt11Mu 11. ltTI • 1 .... l>ofte LllJ, an expert on the rich and famous, la au1hor of "How to Marry a MllllonaWe," which wu &at9f' made Into a movie. Her other two booka are .. How to Make Love In Ave t....nguages" and "Thoae Fllbulous Greeka: Onassis, Narchoe Md Uv~" She wrttee a syndi- cated newspaper cotumn and appear9 ~ghtty on tele- vision to report on the .oclety wor1d. Yw'd ~to '6)' .W....Ua.lt1-. for cllll• dt.unran aad flatware of tblt qWlllty la awrw. But 11ow, you can c•t tJMm ., .,.w -~ "1lc-lk«ybooli Dl__,.. a.. for IU6. '1>e. child lltal~ ._ • for IUO. 1-1ic· BabJ Educal:Of Set few 11.16. And, wba ord•lnc botb child etaln._ NU, you 1•t tbe lnf111t apooD PRIS. lo order now for your fa•ort~ 11i.o., 1111>hew or ~ Otdtn .......... ~ lilA.U. l6Ua will be -t la dlae for Oiililiilil. A 8-y ONdls Coupoe c.&aJos will be lndMell wi~ rour ...-. la It dleco•• aon MYlap oa hndrecb of bffutllul i.... a.t*7 Croctc. _,,..a -fOUIMI oe -lT6 a-.1 Mm.' producta. ._.. ........ .. .,.. z ···----·-,_. .. _.,_,_ ,...__._ ... -c-1 ___ .,,..........., -••1mJ ..... •--•-10..,._ ..,_.111 __ - ...... ..,.........._ .......... . --"""' HoWe Ml(t} " ... Ill\ -·,.M*tlllffal _ _,...., ,._ ...... ____. Ul9e,.,.. .... -_.a..,o.ClllW1 ....._ ..... ..,_, _, ~ (ti.It ... , -iir11-=:...-..., '-----" .._. ~-C)oe ........ ·-· .. _,_ ................... ....... BARBARA HunON One tblna you can uy aboua diqae..ct.)n beital Bub&ra Huttoa is that bee baad- .,., it always opaa. Not OGJy to cs-ht. banda ( abe'• had leVCG). but to fritoda a.ad rdativca with a bad cue ol tbe aborta. Even wltltot41 that acuae for sivia&. Babe it always aeam>UI· After v~ her fa .. Yorite comia Woolworth Doaabue (DOW decened), Babe sifted bia wife Mary with a pea.rt ned"eoe worth Sl miDima. On a trip tbtoU&b Spain. IWl9 blousbt ; ) aU1cw:a. two a.ou..lloyca a.ad bullftshttt Anad Tenld.. to whom she pve yet aooc.ber Rolls-Royce a.ad 40 miWoo fraaca. When cbe Woolworth beirae w• in Bev- erly Hilla recendy, she bad the &ocaJ l'De('- c:hanta brin1 what they bad to her hoed auite. She apeat StS0,000 oa the apot. When she had to IC> to the bolpi:tal ( oo thia wne vilit), abe didn't ao alone. Nine frieoda chcc:bd in with her. Now t.bat'a what I call dc¥otioa. Or torndhina They· aay abe spmdl mast ol her time in bod sunouoded by diamoad mu« boxes. Pmt carnatioaa a.ad pint n-s. She IO¥t:a pink and orden that color' ftowu, 300 at a time.Uthe Uahta aren't pint. alae bu bet maid cover than with pink ICJeenon.- until pint but._ can be found. U you want het to bac. you. you addrea bu u y OW' Hipnaa. Barbara Hutaoo Mdv..U R..m- low Orut Troubdatey llublrou voo Cramm O,.mpec:U. baa a pnv.-. pl&M. a c:ua.h ln Ta.osier, a P111ace in Ola'Da· VK&. a.ad I think she Ft married .,.m. But what doa it matta'7 She inherited over SI 00 miDioa a.ad it doifll her bllt to apend it. Sbe'• 63. ELTON.IOHN Ae eaml $7 miWOn a yai, a.ad in OQC linak day aa album ol. bit pomed S 1 mU· Uoo. But it lloct Star Bltoa John embu- nmed by IO mucb mooey1 Not by a btc lboL The way~ Eltoo hat a lmact for apeod!Qa money. He bouabl • wbD llol.19-lloyce for bia Gl&DalCf Jobo llcid, a ball-million-doUar home for bia mom. a Sl million at.ate for bini.ctf in 8crbhin. EQalwt, a.ad a St mttlioa home in Bev- aty Hilb from Jennifer Jooa (Jeonlfer didn't Deed it any more after abe married billiooaire Norton Simoa). Eltoe baa been known to lpCDd U ,000 a day oo dotba. To uy ootb1aa ol. tbe more than 100 pain ol thme speccacut11r .pectades Bul l!hoa can U.O reach out to bdp othera, wt that'• about the nicat tblna you cu aay about aaybody. When friead Billie Jeao Kini'• tennis mapziae lootod lib h was Fina to fold, Elton 1Ceppod up with a blaAt cbeck. SU.pr Neil s.dab le allO antdul ... U l am enjoyiQa a ICCiOOd caRU," uya Neil, '"you ca.a blame it on Elton John. who enciowqod and hefl*I me •Wt ap.in. .. Tbe No.-1 rock ltar paya 90 perceot ol. what be eama la tu& Lut Olriltmu, he cartod ll ol hJs Loadoo- ba..t anployeel to Beverly HJlb lot a holiday bash a.ad pktod op the tab- $200,000. I e ,,..LYMllU.Y, .. ,41•'• 11,..,_ .. The 10 Biggest Spenders lntheWOIV' I ' indwti .. wt.t'a kit ol die crowllod hClldl ol the world. vilitiod then to cekbrate Pcnia't 2.SOOtb birthday ud were a.o.-1 in tellll ol lilk. lt WU a Pcniao nJabt ol. tbtp. quoem. abeib. ........ wt dja .. moodL Nobody will ever foqet Pen. polis. But tbe attncd¥e Shah a.ad Ilia Empn:9 ud c:hildhe are a happy family. At ~ theJ a1wa,. aee.mod to be wbm I ... them in St. Moritz ..... ud .... Fad family ti.....-tated*· So wbo aaya money ile"t eYerytbiQaT If the ricll ua"t ....,,,, ii ..... be became DOae ol ••• FRANK SINATRA Now tab Prank Sinatra. In lpite ol. hil c:ooataot battles,.,.., b.appy-aod IDarriod apia. for the fowtb ti.me. AltbouP ho bun't been invomid lo a front~ bu- lie for almoat a week. Praatlo ii a man wbo bdievca in 1preadina Ilia mooey UOUDd lite aol.t butter. Wbeo bit father died ot heart dileue, Prao.t built (a.ad pUd (or) a wm, ol. a Palm Sprinp holpi.- tal wt namod it after hJs dad. He aa.q bit heart out for a beodlt a.ad railed $250,000 foe St. Jude Oilldreo'a llaean:h HoapetaL Some uj privately that be dooatod equal that amoo..ma. He Ft up aooth« $100,000 to bdp bit pU Splro Apt:'# flabt that - barmcot cue in Maryland. U you're a frimd ol Frankie'a, you'll never walk alone.. His Phi to women are lavbh, and be11 caD a jewder to brina U'OUOd • tray ol 'faJ a:pemift watchea and tel pQ to eadt c:booae ooe.. He'• alwaya beat tbe tioc1 o1. auy wbo De¥Cr Id a friend down if th& friead WM out. DORIS DUKE Wbcia Doria Dub ... 21, abe iDberhcd tbe Int imtallrneat ol. her father'• $100 millioo tobecco fortune, wt a few yean later alae marriod baobr Jimmy Cromwell. Wbcn they divorcod. be repof1od.ly Mbd I for a S7 millioo "pteMure fund" before ..... .,__..'""'"'-.;,... j be would lip the papen. He didn't set it. NEL80N ROCUFEU.ER Nellon Rocbfefter ii a ma.a who mmt believe it may oot alwa)'I be 1iaful to have a lot ol r:noaey, but it ii vapely eiaful to atjoy it aod uofcqjvably linful to do IO in public. The Vtee Pltsklea& and l6a wife Happy molt ddmitdy do oot !auld their net.a. ~ ~ "' DO( to. Bot ..., clo have li1 palaca-two hoUlea in the Capi- tal, a ranch in Vmm•• a rockbound hoUle in Seal Harbor, Me., a mamlon (Kybait) on lbe lloctdeller l,soo..cn ~ in Poc:antico Hilll, N.Y., wt u aputmeat on YJlth A...ae. rve 11em molt of them and mmt .. y they are comfortable with uodenta.ted depnoe. lt'a what bJP-- claal people call .. ...,.,, e6epDce " llocty •JI be'1 worth a pdly U3 million. but the more popular ..um.... ol bia wealth is S500 million. When l..oc:ty w. Ocwunor ol New Y ort. a Nliable A.lbuy rcponer told n», "N.-0 Jloctcfellcr apenda $SOO,OOO a year on hit job-wbicb pays $$0,000." I think all tbe publjdty sunoundiq ~ purcbw ol. the $lS,OOO Mu Emit bed WM embanu1ina to the wbo&e family. But that's public life fot you. The RocbfeUen doo't co&ettaiD aJCh, but wben they do. it • memorablia. Ute the ball they pve for ..00 frieada in 1967 at 1'ytub~ to cdcbaf.e llapp(• birtbday. But wbce tbe Ocmmor pn9od my bud ud uJd. •11appy ud I .,.. ti-' to N• 1'*· H I knew be ... teWna -be WU TUMiq fot the Praidency. He did and lo& But maybe he1l try apin. THE SHAH OF IRAN What • there left .... Sb&b ol Iran hun't boupt7 Could it be that ho tecpe buyloa a.ad abeorbiq boc:am. be waoll to forpc that he waeted aomcthina ho didD't have? But io apite ol Ilia lavilll ~ the Shah ot SbW is ¥CIJ popular. A. a party sivcT. ho eltablilbod birmelf f onvcr in Pencpolls in .1971. About $00 ,--. But Doria .... been aipiQa fat c:hecb all her lite for wot1hwhlle charitiea. A wi.na ol a New Y ort bolpita1 bean her name, a.ad there'• a lilt a mile ""8· But it 98CIDI abe'• been equally intcratod io the a.rtl- wt utiltL JOIC:pla Armand 0utro WU her c:oastant companioa lex IO yean. and when they brob up, be triod to sue her for • divotee. utiac sspoo a mouth ali- mmy. Doris rJtefltt edmitted daey were married. Anyway-be didn't pt it. PNaCb aiap::r Cbarla Tread bad hJs dw.ce. too. They wa• en,...t UGtll a...ta jumped the po and announced it before hJs New Y ort nfP&dub opcnJoa. The woddlnt wu otf. ~ Porfi.rio Rubiroaa wn difter .. ent. The ftvo-tima married playboy from Suto Dominao wooed a.ad won botll Doria and Buban Hutt.oo.. Rubl'a mar- riqe to Doria laatod ooJy 1 l mo.ti.II, and at thal time Doris ... worth uoo million. llubl wu en route to hil atate at Mama- la-Coquctto mar Paris when he wu killed lo u auto acddcot, Tbe atate had beca pveo to hJm by Doria. tnl If you're a Queensize woman, Sheer Enerl.Y' Pantyhose has somefhinA new for you. Queensize Sheer Eneray. Slip 'em on and you'll feel their difference riHJt away. Thafs because they're made with a special sprinay yam that keeps fitting and massaging and ref~your 1eas all day Iona. Now flei your leg and ,Ulll ,.., ,,.., .a..,,,,_.,., you'll feel their massage even more. Nows..r£-1T 8 The more you move, the more co==. they rnassase. And they look -=~ smooth and sheer while they're · """.. do~ it. If you weig,h from 145 to 195 lbs.,do somefhinA nice for your leg,. Give'em new Queensize Sheer Ener8J' . ...---- They're at the 11 eg&s® Boutique. 2SCOFF Afraid Youre Going Deaf? Today, moel bearing pJ"Oblttm can be helped. Here is what thouundt of people have done about iL "' DawW 5-ldt A free der ol tpeciaJ in.ta-· • ut to tho•e who bear but • do DOt undentaod wont. baa been lll'UMMJDClf!d .,., Behoae. A DGIM>pU8ting mOdeJ of the amaJleat Bellone aid ol ia. kind will be giwo .J.olutely free to anyone MIWeriftg du. ~L S.d lor du. ~tin« IDOdel. pul it oa and wear it in the privacy of )'our OWD home. It win ebow you bow tiny bea~ help can be. and it'• youn to keep. lree. The ae> taaJ aid weip le. than a thinl ol ... ounee. and it'• all at ear level, in one uoiL 'fhe.e modeJa are free, IO we....,.. you write for youn now. ~ we repeat. there i9 DO COi&, and certainJ~ DO~ liptioo. Tbouaanda ba..-e aJ.. rady bem maiJed. IO write today to Dept. 4034. Behone ~ 4201 w. V-adoria ~ O.icap, llL <i0646. Grandmother bicycles cross- country with Mentholatum Deep Heating Rub *Star Chat */By Peer .1. Oppemllelaer 18 acrubwomeo came out on staae aod ataried moppi.Qg. We ·p1eaded with them to w8!1 UDlil we we.re lniehcd, but it w lib Ibey had blindcn on. ft WM I : 10, aod tbey bad been told to do tbe loon. T1aat w tbaL FW: At lealt widll all tbe ........._ JOU m~ haw aa illluatilla F ?If CW" .. 4\ She Ma)' Be. TV's Mo8' Suef'.essr.ll ~ But-. · "I'm Not a Leatle~" SB)S Mary Tyler Moore llARY: Tbat'1 an iMctatilta tbina: I bad to have a vii&, ol coune. and it was 111mpcd- aod then tatco and kept. But they never lt&mped my pmpor .. It w aa if they dido't wa.ot a reawd outside the country ol. who bad been dlcre. I had the fcelin1 that auapt- don was iohcrcnt iD Cbe people.. I t ... lite pullio1 teeth-CO aet toaetba with Mary Tyler Moore. Pint abe'd bca awampcd with rebean.ab for ber tdcvisioo tpeci&I. ThCD lbe'd CUtD oft f« ltusaia.. l.D between. &be kept bcr OWD tbow, "Tbc MatJ Tyler Moore Show," up OD tJ:r.e ratio& dwu, ud &oolted after bu cucutive butband. Grant Tmker, bead of their prod•ictioo company, wbidl boull foul' other lop 1V &bows. I &nalJy caupt up with bcr duri.D1 a rehcana1 al the 1tuclio. Hu lt&Dd-in stood with a tH, plac:a.rd around bu DeCt .. Mary" -while the real Mary ud I mreated to tbe empty bleac:hen to talk. PAMILY WEEKLY: MTM Botuprilea. Inc. Is t0metbio1 of a pbenomeoon. Oflhaod I can't dWat of any other bulbuck.ad-wif• team wbo bas bca IO auccaaful in lV, eucpt pcJ'hape Lucille Ball and Dai ArnlZ. Jutt how active are you in the prodoctlon compuJ'f MARY: Nol at all. rm not an eHCUtivc type. rm not a k:edu-rm one ot tbc poup. Oh, there'• a certain amowat ol pillow talk. aoct IOmdirna 111 '*°P by t6e o6:c aoct ru eort ol bear aomethiQI. aad ru say, "Hey, J doo "t tbint tbat'a a aood idea. .. or 10miC- tblD1 like tba1, but lba.&'1 alL We ICCID to ba¥e built ao anpift, but we clidD't ,,..... to. We don't want to own a 1tudio like Lucy aod Desi did. We'd rather do diftem1t &bows.. imtead. PW: To what do you auribute tbc IUCCell ol your abowt? llMY: U we had to Jay u at anyooc'• fecc, k wou&d k the wriC.en. And. of c:oune. Orut'• ability to pkk the risbt people for the risbt ;obi aod rolcL He pic:b creative peop4c. and then be leaves them alone aod Ida tbcm wort. N: Wbo ii dom1oaot In your maniap? llMY: Oraat is. I am oertaill be'a amartu aad 1DOR ~ than I-and I bow for a fact he'• lallcr and biaert I lib his befAc lhcR to kan oo, but I know 1 mutt aomo- ,. • P'AMll.YwtVClY, lt .. 1•11ti,1*1t ,. FW: Did you ~•lot ol 10Uvenin? llARY: Only a few. Tbcre wun't much we wamect. Evieryt)UQa wu drab aod ~ FW: How did tbe people react to you? MARY: Fina ol all, 10 them I wu jUlt an Americao tourdt. 1'bey dido't know who I · wu. I wu aiveo a tiny litde depttaina room in which ewrythin1 was f allina apart. f It wu ao dep,...;na. 'Jbeo, too, I believe l tbcy tbou&bt I waa a little crazy became I 1miled all of the time. They ~ unile. I Alea a while. you 1cet au, amilioa. i FW: How dJd you survive in the cold times prOYide llftQltb f« him, too. I ba•e to remember that be DCCdl to be a child.. too. io the loYint. pn>Cective .enee. Ar: Do you think that Womca'• Ltl> ii ooe ftlllOO your lbow ud .. Rlaoda.. [Vakrie Ruper) aod .. PbyUit" [Ocwis I adunaa] ate IO 1lfdl received? MARY: No. There have been auca:alul 1boW1 ba1ed oa women bcfore-Mulo Thomas aod Luc:ille Ball. for imtana' But Women'• lib Juu opeoed up more avenues for acripta. 1bue are a lot mo.re subjcctJ that can be ta1bd about. "I am certain my husband is smarter and more intelligent than I-and I know for a fact he's taller and bigger!" FW: Have you tbouabt of tatlna up dfredina? llARY: Yea. I did one~ but it didn't cm roe the I°'* bumpa I tbouaht it would. It waa very bani. Theft it a lot ol. technical au« to mow. Maybe diredina a ace play would be dilfuent. but I think directin&'• not natw"al for me. A. I laid. I am not a leader. FW: I Uftdentand you recently returned f.rom a trip lo 1lU11ia.. How did that come about? I llARY: CBS aated me to ao for their taping ot the 200tb birthday ol the Bolshoi Theater. Ten of UI cooneded witb CBS went, iodud- ina my makeup man aod hairdrcaer, and we were like new tida at camp. We bad that aort of fccUna. where cverythloa is •tranae and a blt frichtenioa. and you don't know what to es.pect. It wu uncomtottable. PW: How? MARY: You wouldn't believe the bu~ racy! BveryibiQa ii dooc by the book. For iDSt&ncc. riabt ia the middle of one tab, climate? llARY: I wnt prcpan:d-1 tbouabJ. I had thermal linmp aewo into my com. but It ICCmCd that my bands aod feet were alw1111 cold. Aad juat brcatbiQI hurt. I could be ouuide f« ooly a abort time. ud rd have to cover my DOie and mouth. FW: With ail you bave aoiq on. do you and Grant ever act away from work? llARY: I make him lab otf about three lima a year. Lut Ouistmu we had three wecb off ud went IO Borabora. We always aeem to head for wanner climata wbcn we cu. We love aoiDJ to Hawaii Of coune, I bave a lot more time off than be docs be- came of tbe hiatus every year. AQ\Jally, in the ftve montba I have off., I have too much Lime, and iD the aevco mootbl rm working, rm too buly. But rm uaed to the schedule. Por me il'• not hectic, it'• normal. FW: About your other eoterpriael-didn't you r~ tbat by buiidiaa up puta for Ooria Leadunu and Valerie Harper, and then aettina them up in their own abowa. you mialtt have wcakmed your own? MARY: No, not really. Onnt bas this mar- veloul ability to acme the riaht time to do tbi.np lib tbaL Baidel, they would bave aone to aomeooe me ii we hadn't done it, and in the looa ruo. they're still our abows. FW: What do you do with your time oft when you arm't travdiaf? MARY: I dance. I c:ait't do that when I am wortina. /\ad J play teMit. Grant'• 1ood al it, but I just ltarted a year aao, and I love It. I read. IO&k up tile am, tab the dop to the vet and do boulewifc atutf. FW: Which do you prefu-makina movia or TV lbowl? llARY: Movies arc cold. They're cut-aod- dried. You bavc very Htde time to rebcanc, and 1 li\e playina before an audience. You act 1 reaction ript away. Abo, I lite havia1 ftvc days to male miataka. try tbinp out and mate a fool of myaelf. PW: What about rcdrin1' llARY: NOYcr. Not 11 Iona u rm wetcome on TV. • The basic structure of our Im full-size cars is made up of the frame and the body. By "frame," we mean that steel, girder-like object colored orange in the ilJustration. And by "body," we mean the gray portion that houses the p~ gers and luggage. Since the frame is the underpinning for the-car, it has to be strong. And sinct thc body is what surrounds you, it has to be secure. How do we design these qualities into a car? Through a variety of techniques that include building prototypes of the frame and body ~ tically by hand, physically testing them and then re-engineering them until we're sure they arc right. In addition, for 1 m the frame and body of our full-me cars had the design and testing help of computers-a science we've spent a long time perfecting. For example, if we want to sillJulate how the frame and body of a car nlight respond when. it runs over a chuckhole, we can read engineering drawings into a computer and then mathematically "drive" the car over the chuckhole to evaluate frame and body response resulting from impact. The computer then plays this back on a television screen in slow motion so we can better analyze the vibration charactcristi~. So in hours rather than months we can learn such things as which shape and section size to use, how strong it should be, even what thickness of metal is called for. · Now this is not t6 suggest that we ~ave forgotten our many time-proven testing procedures. A battery of grueling tests, including proving ground evalu- ations, goes into every new prototype. And the end result is that GM's 1977 full""8ize cars are strong, smooth-riding automobiles designed to give you a sense of security as you drive. . came body designs. We wanted less drag, so we tuned them in the wind tunnel. ~' In the ~tudy of aerodynamics, "drag" is the force that resists the forward motion of an object moving through the air. A "clean" automobile, then-one with careful attention to local details to reduce drag-is inherently more efficient and needs less power to drive. So for 1977 we tested our body designs in the wind tunnel at the General Motors T echrucal Center and at other facilities. Working from quarter-and f ult-scale clay models, we softened leading edges and modified our designs to help reduce drag. We smoothed out the windshield pillars to lessen wind resistance. And on some models, we added air deflectors under the front Full·framed door glass all around. For 1977 you get a tight fit to reduce wind noise. bumper to divert air from drag-inducing areas beneath the car. Result-a more efficient design, and that's the name of today's game. From a styling standpoint, we nat- urally wanted our new full-size cars to . look great as well as be fuel-efficient. We think that when you sec them you'll agree they are some of the most hand· some cars to come along in years. At the same time, we believe you'll be impressed with the attention to detail, as exemplified by the tight-fitting doors, windows, trunks and hoods. And when you drive our new '77s, we know you 'II experience a new feeling of comfort, solidity and security. the • - At a time when the world is running out of natural resources, we believe that cars should be designed to last. And for· - l 9TI we have paid particular attention . to corrosion protection for our full- sizc cars. There is extensive use of galvanized stee~ zinc iron alloys and Zincromctal• - a new coated steel for outer door panels, rear quarter panels and other areas. We are using permanently ftcxible, aluminiud anti-rust materials and hot- mclt ~atings to help protect body joints and scams. And all our full-size cars for '77 have inner front fender panels to help guard the outer fenders from kicked-up stones and salt. Further, every 1977 full-size car receives particular attention to asSilre that the final finish will be both durable and good-looking. All exposed surfaces go through a multi-step cleaning, rinsing and phosphating process before getting two coats of primer (with additional coats at corrosion-sensitive areas). Then comes the final finish of GM's Magic- Mirror acrylic lacquer, which is baked to a gleaming, long-lasting finish. In total, GM's full-size cars for '77 represent a number of important ad- vances to help make them last and look great over the years. They al~nt a significant investment on the part of GM to bring you automobiles designed and engineered for a changing world. Better utilization of space gives full &-ssen_g11r · · -- roominess. ew acoustical lngineering techniques .help · r1 e. . -. New door and roof desiqns make-ng1n and out the easiest in years. Our interior designers had two objec- tives when they went to work on the '77 full-size cars. To retain the feeling of I nterior spaciousness and comfort GM .owners are used to. And to provide a quiet ride. They began with the dmgn·or what we call the "greenhouse" -the window portion of the passenger compartment. A new roof and more vertical side pi1lars and doors were designed to main- tain much of the same perceived open- ness of the '76s. And rear seat kneeroom and legroom are even better on the new models, especially the coupes. In addi- tion, our new door designs permit easier entry and exit-the bcs'7 in fact, in years. As for quiet, our acoustics special- ists began by "engineering out" squeaks and rattl~. Effecting a cure, if you ~ before the problem starts. Then they turned their atte1.1tion to sealing out noises, and a whole new family of seals was developed. FinalJy, they employed new noise-suppression techniques, such as one-piece foam-backed, acoustic hC4l(lliners and one-piece car- pets with more efficient floor-insulating materials. Take a demonstration drive and you'll see-and feel-just how quiet they are to drive. If you've ever taken a family of six on a week-long campout, you know how vital a large trunk is. Same for salesmen who have to lug around samples or stacks of literature. Well, for tm, GM's full -siz.c cars hold as much as last year's in nearly every instance. There's not a small trunk in the lot; in fact, in most~ they arc even bigger than in 1976. This was accomplished in a number of ways, such ~ design changes in the Quite simp!J our '11s are designe . to save you time an uble. There arc a number of .improvements this year to help get you out of the service area faster. Like dashboard instruments that can be serviced from the front-say, for changing a bulb. There's a new electrical fuse system that cuts replacement time to less than one minute without special tools. Heater and air conditioner repain have been simplified. And the front door glass in our ry75 can be adjusted through an access panel under the armrest rather than taking off the whole interior door panel. Small thinp, yes, but they add up. What's more, all fuJJ-size 1977 GM cars are equipped with the Delco Freedom battery-an advanced design that frees the owner from any concern with battery maintenance. rear compartment floor, spare tire place- ment and trunk height. At the same time, a redesigned trunk lid and new, improved weather seals arc designed to keep out even high-pres.5urc drenchings at the car wash. The Freedom battery never needs water, is highly resistant to heat and vibration, holds a charge longer than ordinary batteries, has special terminals to seal out corrosion and requires no periodic checking or cleaning. Just close the hood and forget it. ... - ". S-.idltd ..... fnglll9 Chevrolet Impala 250 cu.-tn. 8 cyl 1-bbf. . 301 cu. ~In.* Pontiac BonnevUle V-8, 2-bbl. Oldlmoblle 98 350 cu.-fn. V-8, 4-bbf. 231 cu.-ln. Buick LeSabr• v~ 2-bbf. 2.73 Rear Axle Cadillac O.vttte 425 cu.-ln. V-8, 4-bbf. - Sa.ndmd EPAEalsbu ... ,.,. .. I c 1 ...... , car You've read about our extensive efficiency improvements for 1977; But let's face it They're just talk unless they can pay oJI' for you in more miles per gallon of gas. So take .a look at the chart and see how some of our new models rate. Please remember, however, that EPA figures are only estimates. The actual mileage you get will vary according to the kind of driving you do, your driving habits, your car's condition and available equipment. Further, because of additional emission control equipment, EPA figures for can sold in CaJifomia are lower, Automatic Automatic Automatic Automatic Automatic 2.2 23 21 25 18 17 17 15 18 14' To see all the EPA figures and a complete list of available power trains. drop by your Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick or Cadillac dealer's. And while you're there, ask to drive our new full-&iz.e can. WE MNT Ylll m IRVE Wllll' Ylll LICE -LICE Wlll1 Ylll lllVE. Sports Mlnl-Pronle Detroit pitcher Mat1t Fldrych Is the most coloffut blg-6eegue player llnce the &ate "Dizzy" Dean. A tall, 21-year~ atringbean, Fldrych taJka to the ball, QOM around smoothing and fllllng In hol• at the mound and runs ewer to lnfteldera to congratulate them after making a good pbly or coMOfe them If they'~ flubbed a grounder. When not pitching, he blowe giant bubbte1Jum bubbles trom the dugout and loudly shrieks encouragement to his teammat" on the flefd. But he wins. He wu the American L.eeigue'a No.-1 pitcher at mldseason and hed the honOt of awtlng the Al~tar gerM. Pldrych, ...... cllled ..,... 8lrcl" bee- ... ..._,.-... l'9 Big Bird on ..... -lirM\ ...... record aowda. F.._. IR D*oll ._. '--' -... .... and --of·-···· .,.... ..... for dllaa.. ... '"The Btrd" wa rear9d In North- boro, Mm. He w.n't muc:tt of·• b•eball t.n. "I ~ the QlllM all the Ume, but I wasn't much lnler•ted in watching," he recafta. He dedded to lry 9' II Ebe' Mc I LI I I .............. wortdftt ............ " .•• Thia year, a a rookie on a mlnlmurn- ae&aty cont'8Ct, Fldrych qWcldy racked up a danllng aucc••k>n of victor'-by con- founding the tougheat batsmen In hi• leegua. Rico Carty of Cleu•NI cat1111l1lned .................... oul .... *'" -Cfmf • ..._ _ ,_ ............. ..... ._,..._ ..... ,_, ...... r ... The "rlgera '9Q8'd him u their good-luck chann. "When 'The Bird' goa out to pitch, we have a fMllng we're going to win," HYI catchet Bruce Kimm .•.. Public edulatlon hasn't gone to Fldrych'a heed. He llvet In a small bachelor apettment and ... ,.. T-ehlrts and )MAL He..,. M Ma_,,_ ...................... __ ..... 1111-. The Tiger ~t r909ntly convlnc.d him to buy a ooup&e of lelture aulta . ....,...., ........ Mark( .. The Bird")~ 'lbey're "How CAW \00 mt a Baseball When the Pltrhn-Makes \Ou Llulgb'r IUE ___ .._ t) ~'Ihle, lonel-than eter in tar. And a taste "91111 changing to. Think about it. W1mmg: Tht Surgeon Gtntrel H11 Determined That Cipeue Smoblg Is Oangttous 10 YOUJ Hahh. ~ llllf ~ 61119 ....... 0.61119-~ •· P* cignna. lly FTC Mtlhod. @bservations • ........... --.... Wt/ve laid beb9 how.... .. U.S.~.._ OfWION ~ hM ~ tour l8f1oul oll llSlilll In men fwl • qLMW.., ceneury. Bui ..., nal ,_. kx* ...... .,,.,....,.... oullliOe the ~~ .......... ~Bolt - ~ ..... lg ...... oMce h9ndm ie..ing and,..,..,.. • mn of offwtlON .... In ttw ...... s. he: ·9-:1 on our....,...._.,, re... oftlhoee drllng hM h9d no •••11--..-.ctaonwlklN: ~oll~ orrttw ... cc.-mCJW1g..._ln~•wouldlllllty ~ol-...aano.~by.....,. ...... OINctor of .. U.S. ~ Surwly. Dt Vincent E. • - Mct<IMy. lnlerior Sec'9lllly n.on-s. Kleppe 11g1911, nollng ht oil from .. °'*'COlllil**' Shel WOtAdbe •muctt .._dlllln•lllll tothe.,,.°'ment "*' the~ oll lpill which occur wtw'I.....,. II~ by the..,,._. 0 ,_ ,_ p n •: can If eo. your-wound•~ and• hlllf mcn oeWlbona ---ttwl you did In 1960, the~ you..,_ born. The U.S. ~of COl11118fC9 reports .. wortd.pcplllitiot"I h9 WICI I KI d from 2,543,000,000 to 3,eee.ooo.ooo 1n 11e pma 25 ~. an. with MS ml6of'I peop1e, and 1nc111. with 815millon,eccounl8dtof,...,..ol1'19 WICflKI. Wllh 90 mlf'Y mouche ~ teed, ._..Pl• IQ lf"*1IM to d9wlop the wcwtd'• rweouroes • ~ and~Mpoeel*. ..... llle1n 9' A...,_, NI force plot buldl ta own .... ~ nal*1gtUtootpow....,..1181' toglltleal .. "°"""' Andatqdt.,..... ....... d*-Otar "' ... rnlllM tD .. -*>. pedllado99 to50 mill perhola Bui .... -~The···-oN; 18 inct.olttheGl'O'l"cf, ... lilwbut 100 tlll. The cyclll Md to le on ta llOn*" to cue wind 11 ' t a . Al ww lllld ........... tor tnef0""°'1111 °'" But tor .. .,,. being. Ol ..S,.,,.. gllS •An.ten nmn _..., w-enc1 .. n111on ,_ • • ..., ....., palcytoW10Ur10tl'*dllccwy.~lftd.-wewhlt<**-W ilb16"9dl'::rt.c,oed 0 QeN ....... WI noeed ..,._ht Mobll 1, our~~. oulper· tam. CGn"*llof .. rnt*Jt oil In IUtomoblM ... .we glldil•. Now .. - ,.. ,. ......_ Aollr fink In Ftwn1g1oh, .., • ..,.. ~ tt to~ 480 palraof .... lntwllrlt30 ... ttwrW*cldnat'-to~..,,- ~ ••• For~ II 91>11men1wrt 20 a mclfllh. Moblr ·--a.a-- P~opk Qutt lly~···--ti'ilt••• The Pain You Fool vs. The Pain You Thlnk True0tF.,..'1 lf you haveacornonyourright foot. it won•t hurt nearly~ much as a corn on your left foot. (See No. 2) TIWE OR FALSE? 1. la muy caeca. people who "Jive you a pm" rally do. .. 2. U you have a corn OD )'OW "8ht foot. il WOD'l lwrt M mudl M a COl'D Ge your left foot, a. You woa't tufter marty • mudl U told bcforelaand bow mucb aomcthina it Finatobwt. . 4. Some people actually parlay pain into a caner. I. Nobody knowa jumi bow a penoa'1 mood produca pb,.acal paio. I. Sdf ..dia1noU1 ol paint which pcnilt can be ~en if s*n rdieven are dlec:dve. ANSWERS · t. Trw. You mayuy. '1"hatpcnoa pva me a pain ia &be nect•-« wbcrcyer. And be may actually do }Ult llaat. lbe paila may not occur ia &be ....,..ed put ol the body-bul ptydMlric lhldia lhow that "mcotar paim have a habit ol rdcnin& lhamdvot to appropriaae puta ol the anatomy. Poe aample ... pty• cbiatriat O. Spuraeon En1li1b bu pointed out. ueodatioa with IJOIDeOM you limply can't stOIMC#t may rault in indipttion. aDd. eYeatmlty aa ulcet. U you can't """" """d!MQI you mipt de¥elop foot UOUble. And dcnnatolosi· ca1 ltudill lbow that initatins peopli ~ "pt under your akin" Ut•rllll1 • well u ftaurabvdy. raultiq in itchioa and other akin problems. 2. T,,,,.. Studia by a team of univenity invcstipton lhow that a penoo'• lett foot hu a lower pain tbte9bold tbaa the I I Two New SpagheUI Sanees lbuDoo't lla\e to GM&! ................... ,... ...... ,..., ... .., ... ..... .._.T .............. , M• f,,,,.'-lt~Y,I I I I I '9.1171 Thie week. Food Editor ll•rtffn ll•••R makee two •acee for spaghetti. "Betleve It or not,'• says Marilyn, "these tomato and zucchini uucee are uncooked, realty easy to make"and are deflnltely a fun way to uee up thole last-of-the-garden vegetabJea..'~ SPAGHl!TTI WITH FRUM TOMATO uuce . ........ ,, . ......... . ....... ,, .. ,,... ..... ..., ..... , ............ ...... "...,.a.,, .. ...., '" .... , ... .. ...... , ............. ...... .............................. 1. Cook ............. pe.cU,. llbel cl1nrda. I. ..... ...,., bowl eomblne oil -~ toma- toes, ptlic. panley, tall. bMII aad pepper • richt-foot. and ii lipilk:andy more tlCalitive to hurt Of' injury tbaa the fisht one. This WU found tnac for bocb right-and left-handed aubjects. 1. Tn1•. Studica coadUdcld by a eeam ol behavior apeci•liltl have lhown dw when you mentally aperience the type ot pain 1C11Mtioe you will be llJbject to. it will hurt sianiftcantly bl wt.ea it aawally occun. 4.. Trw.. Speci1lim at the Uoivcnity ot Cali- fornia have made a ltUdy ot the psycbok>a ol the '"'"'" iloloronu or '"painful penoo," wbo is Cletcribed lbmly: '11lia is the proleaional pain pcnoa who, with no (or minimal) orp.nic de- fedl, eDPlel in a pme ol paiom&nlb.ip, the aim ot whic:b is to produce "~ and Nllff-a,.,.bl• pain •..• Such penom .. a rule Rject psycbolopc:al explanatiom fex their aymplOml." u·. pointed out that in many CMa the paiD- penoo'• lifesty._, becoma u lrmty eatablisbed u that ol the alcoholic, d.ru1 addict, etc.. pro- vidin1 him with an euwe to tonao IOCiaJ oblip- t.iom. involved rclatiOOlhipa ex comm.itmau1 .. A lilt ol ....,.,.,.f•ry pint ii allo cited: uoanploy- ment or diubillty bcndba, depem4cat rdatioo- lbips with pbyaiciam, lpC)Ulel. rdaliva., etc. · L Ftllu. Aa oac leadiq authority wbo bu made a study ot the dynamics ot pain DOCa in aum- mina bil loclmp: -rau have lohown that cmotiooal atreu tQC:f'C:W:I the m.e o1 the blood vcudt in the c:raaiaJ cavity. Tbe Wctched tmua around q,c blood vatdt eaat pralW'C oo the naw militl&s; dna we have a 10WCe ol pain." I. Tnu. As~ David J. LaFia oblerva to bit ddloitivc 'tratilc oo pain, if you cootinue to tab plin rdicvcn without .m, your family dodor' to dclcnnine the c:aUM ot tbe pc:niltcot pain, "you may be hidiJlJ a eerioul ,_ illnca that could tau your life.." Ill.I ~ s. When tpllbctti is coobd. draia ...u. 4.. Add hoe spaahetti to tomato mil:tuft, co. liabtly. Save immediateJy. A/do J-4 Ul'Y~ 9PAGHETT1 wmt ZUCCHINI SAUCE ............. ,_.... :cttril,• u 11(1~-1~) au.mi.,.....,~ 11•1111111•...., dlDH 111........, ............... 1 II lllll llJI .... 1" .... , 111 .... ,..., 1" ti I p 11 I ............. CINIJllM .,.....,....,.... 1. Coot tpqbctti II pKbp label dircdl. 2. In Wp Mrvina bowl, combine n"Xhini, JC&!. liom, penley, oil and ICUOftinp. 1. After tpaJbctti bu cooked. drain in colander. 4.. Add hoe tpqbctti to DJCCblni miJ:turc, CO. liJbtly. Serve immediately. lil•kn J-4 1nvlltp Wlwra llMrt: Thac •eptaNn-etyle apqbetti aauc. are lnapemive, euy to h aod a.re a acw idea for the tltcbeo-waiy cook. And lhere'a an ~ phaa: Became tbCM ditbet are ao inno- vure and creative, they 1ive the lUuaioa ot bcins more llllnt lhaa they rally are. Tbat'a one ot the psyc:bolosieal ICICftta ot aowmec· coo•in1 "IMILY Wl:DCl.Y, llJl l 19,,..,. e _, Help your children! Help lllelr scllool g8t Ille plafll'Ollllll equlpl11e11t It needs. FREE! Wltll .Caeal box tops. ThcK days tchool1 •~ havtna trouble repladns aid and pun:hMina new sports and playpound equipment. And thlit'1 unfortuna~. becau• physbl Otnns ls Important for CYl'f)' child. But with wpeycn' money bdnt 1tn:tch£d to lt1 limits, IChool ~ ~ 1uffcrtn1. Now you can hdp. ~ Caal1 hu devaopcd the "Bo• Tope for Fun 'N Fltneu" praaram co hdp IChoola (kJnderprun lhrouah cish•h vadc> I~ yours obtain t.dly needed equipment ... from t.Kball1 and tmnl1 rackeu 10 trampolines and parallel ban and much, ~uc.h men .. without mllina your community a cent . ~ Cereals Is providlna this equl pmenl FREE in eschanac for Pbst c:en:.J box IOpl. And here's what you can do. Arst, be sure that your child's IChool knows 1bout and partidpatn In the prasram. Then. ttart mllec:tlna the boa 1op1 from everybody's favorite Pt)9t Caall rtnd take them to your school "' PTA. From now"untll March 31. 1977 Ft your fricnd1 and everyone In your oom- munlty to do the same. Bccaux the ITICJfC people participate, the more your school can benefit. •e-t on 111m1 •1 ~ m1111UilcluNn ~ ---------------------------------- Five Dangerous Ideas Our Children Have About Life Once upon a time there wu a little P.i named Amy. She WU a IC.raiibt-A studenL 0a bet lSth birthday, Amy JOl her ftnt 8. Amy banpd bendf. She left UI a note: "Mom 11114 Dad htllle 11nu laid 1111ytltiffl to me about luniffl to 1et 6°"" ,rtltlu. '" fact, we rarely talk &boMt it. 8111 l lutow the, do not wa111 ""' "1""1 the, to/irate a failMre. AnJ If I f 4111 lff wlt.ot I f/o, I /all In what I am. Goodbye." Amy wu joined on her birthday by another 20 or 30 children in the U.S. who also choao to say "aoodbye" that day. Their deaths helped to SMU tbi number of ado&es<:eat suJcldea to three times what the number wu 10 yean aao. That same 10 yun bu 1een the number or dl.lklren and adofescents admitted 10· ptychiatric hotpitab, such u the ooe I run. almoat triple. la watcbJoa that steady stream of troubled younptcn ll'OW wider and l2 • 'AMILYWUJCLY,1191 ti tt ,'971 wider, u I have these put 12 yean, I have noticed that while the facea keep chanaina. the lheaia remain the aame. The themes are thoee of "l'he American fairy Tale." 1) HAPPINESS IS THINGS ~ ftnt theme in the American Fairy Tale is that happincu ii thinp. The mott thinp you have., the happier you are, and the way to become happier ia to ac:Qlmu- late more tbl.J)p. We meuure oundva by what we have., rather than what we llft, aod in that atmoaphere our children arow up feelin1 like juat another one of our poueule>M, rather than the impor- tant unique penona they are. 2) HAPPINESS IS WHAT YOU DO, NOT WHAT • YOU ARE The eecood theme hu to do with the crucial dlttinctJoa between what one dou and what ooc u. Amy could not i I % A Disturbing Look at What a Men&al Health E x pert Calls •The Amerlean Fair)' Tale" 9yDarel•A. -rn.e~M.D. male that dis•ioct.ion. We ace preoccupied with doina and p~ duQna. imlead of bdoa· We mcaaure our country in tenne of our arou oatiooa.I product while we overloo.k our sro. national DCW'Olis, which is our preoccu- pa.tioo with our aroea national product. Not tba~ wbat one does is DOl importanti it simply ii not oJJ important. Thero ii IOdle proper ratio between what ooe doa and what ooe is. Tue away all the thiop that we do-out rolet, diplomas. net earn.in... litlel and badp-tbat which ii left ii what we are. A.ad the extent to wbidl we fed aood .... that wbicb is lef~ idaltity, our core. our 1-am-oc:a, our unique- neu-to that uieot we fed comfortable. worthwhile. im- "If I fail in what I do, I fail in what I am.''-Amy portaot. and even special to our- 1etvea and thou a.round UI. It'• the comy feelioi ol ... count .. lt'• bdaa able to uy, "l have failed at 1ometbio1," ratbu than "1 am a fallure," It's aayiaa to our children. "1 llke you, but I don't like what you do," when we difrcr with them. lfa U-llleil Diamond IOOI that abouts. .. I am, I laid-I am. I cried.." A 17-year-old boy wbo banaed himldf from a penim- moa tree tut Valentine'• Day forcefWJy wrote what it {eels lib to be mHmporl&Dt, UD· apcciaJ, and .. I don't count'°: "I CGMOI tolntda tit• lalu #WI unpl'J •zllt~• I luwe CH411«l. Lat nw IH. ur 11 be ., I/ I t11t1111'I ,.,_,. 1u,.. Slll'lply er.mote nv., Jolt11 Do.." w. atilJ do not know who John Doe really wu. That'• really notbiapela. Specialoem, unlqueneu and worth are c:oovoyed to our c:hU- dm> or our "'°'*' by beina "" .. P•tltetlc to tbem. Jlollo May uya fl belt io bil book "Love aod WW... wbco be potnll out that the apposite ol PMttLY MIXlY. 11,-1••1• tt, tma n love is not bate but apef.by. And there are a tbouaand W&)'I to be apathetic: to thole peaooa iD our life who are Ma- oi&ant to us-or ous;ht &o be. 3) HAPPINESSttS HAVING A ROUND SOUL Tho All·American fable ped- dla ... All-Amcrica.o IOUl- ~propatyabaped. oae aim eta all. • Smie deeaibed that premare and that COG!ormity thia way: *W• Uva Oft•~ ,,,._,, We tl#tUrN llurafon tMt "'1 tlN otlta plMiu ,,,. """"4 Ub tit•°"" well"• on. •But Gotl, loolhtl out .... n. s.g.on "'*" Ha ......... T1wl ~Sllalii'l 11 o. .... v.. ....... O'llU tJu IUlivene,ua Ml l1rw& of plllMb. Tlvre on '°""" ""° tlNI o'Nll """ """~Olla tuwl M/IMT• Oita. Tltq.,.. ""' "'' rotmd Uh tlu MN we Uve on. "'WMI luippau u tlw. before 1fltl'r• bom Gotl IOrtt y<HU IOMl Ofll. If 1011've f01 "rOIUld 60td, Re puu yo11 011 " '"""" plalul; If you've f014llf O'lllll M>UI, He pull y<>M on 1111 011111 phuut,· 4"" ii yiWve fOl • trituv"11u IOfll, He pull Y"" on " trlon.,J'" ploMI . .. ,,, my CllN, Gotl "*'4 ~ mlsuk•. fv. rot o o'Hl "'"' M/I. B • P"' ,,.. °" • rOfUflJ plann. ''Tlv tt:ltool, Mom 11/UJ Dod, tlNI """' 1'>"· Dr. Tre6m. keep tryln1 to fiU my ""'' """"" Uu ""*"1<>M eue'1. AU I tw1111 I.I to ltup my ov.Z ""''· .. Every boulc hat to bavo room COftlllt.-J .... v.u ........ ,.....,m.._..,,.. l I I I £.-dlldl•_,..,,. __ .... ............ .._....,. ~-•,...c..,,.o.. .. 1u.. .._ m+fW. a , ~ Glllt45115. WHIN YOU ORDeR 8Y llM. "°"' c-.-llea thal ----In Fl!lllt»t w..lltr • .,.._. aMow up to tour .... lot ~-Someti--..,11 .. ..._.., ...,. occur. N f-. do.._..._...: MatyA~FaniffJW~ ... 1La· lnf'M A ...... ..._Yori!. NY t0022 J FREE SAMPLE~ ·,-~.' ','( .·,.' ; ~~· ~ ·,~f ...... -~ .. --~'*' ....... ... ...., .. _ ....... __ ____ ...., __ --·Pt·---_.,..._. __ _. ......... _111 ___ .. ..... .....,_, ____ _ ... -.~-...... _,... .. _._....,. _._ ... _..._ ........ ,,,,,_...,_ --.l .... ""' -.... """..__ ..... e r .... 9'C, ........ T--l NEXT WEEK IN FAMILY WEEKI.. Y • Rwdta of Our unm.e, l11u11 Survey" • Gell Sh11hy on '-n. a .... Stllg• of Woman" •A St.rtllna Talk With Rafph Walt9 of · un..wancw." ... O.. .. H ._ GMl..-a!1111t.tc11111flfJNW ,,__. ... I ...... ,. .. ...,._.. ...... A.,......,ILD.. .. .... .., ................. ... ...................... for di«mmt4uiped IOCda. n.y limply c:aDDOt be. II« abould they baYe to be. all allb. y ct for maay pareab. railiq dW- drea beeomm a tlil ~ WU wt a .... ebeplnf. ltompina aad ....... match to imute that each daild rm 1,. with the "proper"~ahapcd 1oul. tila.r- n.,a ohm turn out to be that ........... beat .... atamp •an• ...,...._ bctwwww two.,.... .. wt.o .... to .,. .... to raped. and lt9CD lib. IOUll of ali&klY ---..... 4) HAPPINESS IS MENTAL HEALTH The American Pairy Talc clc- &nca mcatal health • the • 1C11C10 ot problcma. But mental baJlh ii DOt the dultQ ot pt obleaa. It ii the capacity to COfH with plOb&am. Pertt..p beeaulc we didn't waat our YOW1r1 IO auftcr, a wbolo acncratioD baa come to fed tbaa it ii-UD-Americaa IO ape.c imce boredom, fnlltra- tioe. looelinca or hurt.. Yd the probkme of OW' tiftM leelD IO hopeless. IO IDC)OWIM'Olll, that our O'fapl"OCedcd Yo"eaplcn have dqdoped "'lty_.,allin, meatality. CoaviDced Iba& they will all be dad ia a.. ya,-. drowned ia the tea ot diepc»- abto bottlea, the )'OUGI aecm to feel u if theJ are on the TIMllk. U the abip'a aoilll down any· way, you miabt u well ao lnt- clMa. Once we"vo rcaliucl that IOIDe loadioem, IOlDC bondcm. 1ome flUltratioa and acme hurt are a amaU but lqilimale put ol the human predica..,,..., tben .,. can aoec:e.tully ia&qn.te tbal fact b.ct imo the thiaftina olouruta. 5) HAPPINESS 18 COMMUNICATING INTO OUTER SPACE Al ............ Cllll com- mmaicaa. with lllllo.ula - 250,000 ...... away. it -tnaic that .,. cannot cw , ... cale with .m other. Pedaapa our Deed to. comnmk:ue far- ther and farther into outer apece Items from an iana hunpr to c:nmmonicatc nwaNncf\ally witb the people dOIC to UL The QOCD!DUOialtioe VWUD io put ii simply our bcii8c too ~ len begmt her muMcail "'"' .. 3 by p6cklng out -... on the pieno. At -0-12. lhe lwftched to eongwrttlng, Md her first efloft ... printed In the folk megu:tne "Broed- ..._.. ~ ye9l'9 later, her "Society'• Child" rNlde the NldioMI Top 20. Bui teen.oe lt'CC*I ~ .. tolt a.ya Jenil: ... awted to -crazy. I'm V9fY rMnlc. I got to the point .... P'ckJng out my IOCka for thet dlly W8I a rnejor dec181on. Al the reeponetblllty wa8 (letting too much for me." w tn 1874 ehe ,...,rMd to the club end conc«t oireult. Now 2', wtth 12 ~of lhow tMIMM under Mf beft. Janlt ._ nomlMt9d for five Orem- ""-thle ~·Her "At a.wen.. ...., .. won Use ... rd tor Beet Female P8fformance. M • l'Alili&. Y MlllCL.Y, I JI 'I ti, tm buay WJlh importut tbinp to bear IOlne airnple, pretty Yoica that are-tryina to speak IO ua. In put. it ii bec:aUlc thhip are mon npid. ~ and compla. and in Ibis rapidly c:ha'ltina milieu, it a. as hard for a parent IO undcntand why a thtoo<at ,_,. and awim- nlina pool arc aot purpoee eeoup for his youapter, u it ii for the youapecr to undcr- ataod wby thole ~ are pur- poee cnoucb for bil pualtL But moedy, tbe communica- tion v.cuum ia becaUle both panics to'the tramadion (cqct that commuoicatlon ia buica.Uy • ........... not • apeakiq. ........__ One cannot hate a ~ ICl8 OM tnlly UDdentanda. And UDdentandhla coma fn>m lis- tain&-Tbat attitude. that poli- tioo. noedl to be cuJtivakld by all of I& Pctbapa a boy I know named Jimmy aaid it bat. I aabd Jimmy to ... • lllCIVOUI breatdown. He aaid, "A .,_ VOCll breakdown ia wbm ~ body kma you .. ft ffe'a diht-and that'a tnP:. 8ul ...... aleo bopeful ii that aiace we-you and 1-wroCe du. Amedcaa Pairy Tale, and aiDce it it • coadnuiq ..... it ii within our power to write a oew Ycnion, with a MW outcome. All we have to do ii lista to Amy aod Suaie and Jimmy-and Johll Doe, wboeYer he was. They are providina new ma- terial for a new talo-,_ and a new outcOme. "11 1 ...... ...... by The Beet ... (C9Pftol) I. God ...... Cflld. by Billie~ (Commodore) I. l ... uaq 11 Reuflllt 11. by Bob Oylet1 (Columbia) ...... of,..., by Edtth Pl8f (c.pitol) I. "'91 T• y_... by Joen Baez (Veng&Wd) l.C ''&Gia.ct. ... ..... by John WNlleme (Columbia) 1 •...... : lhlplll• .... '*-. conduNd by Toecanlni (RCA) l.Anaz1nlcanc..by Aretha Franklin (Attantlo) ............... by Rolling 8toMI (Atlanllo) 1 ......... ..,Cofl .... ...... .., ... o ••• .._..,Cologne Radk> ~Orcheetra ( umbta) ..... ........ ..,Ania ..... AWordlotheWIM AboulUlcen -.,. the aJmpletruth about how you get ulcers: Stonuich acid Is natural-A It is pert of the digestive process. But worry or anxiety tends to Increase the .mount of acld1n your stomach. If there'• nothing In the stomach for the ectd to work on, a kind of self- cannlballsm takes piece, and the runaway acid digest:a your own mucous membrane. Mow will you know If thla la happening? Aao.t el ulcer plllnD ..... peln UIU.., undlf .. bra n w or under._ rtbe. Mlllo9I ORI Mel ...... clenhM M .... If ulcers go untreeted, the stomach acid may start eating Into a blood vessel, f9SUfting In the vomiting of blood or the presence of a black. tarry appear- ance In the stool. In serfou. cases, IUrget'Y I• necessary. H you Wortl _., ,,_... 8nd ~ eo h9ve ..... DeCtt ....... '°" C8ft protect J'OUI' ..... •ch .,, keeping food In .. plp1llM. Ulcer pain euea when there la food In the stomach for the acid to work on. Thia Is why ulcer pain is often very severe in the middle of the night, when the stomach la empty. Ught midnight snack.a arehelpful (though not for your weight problem). Miik Is useful In using up free stomach acid, and eo are antacid tablets you tee advertlaed. If you have nagging <8People and \Ou Whllt Should You Say to I Would-Be Mugger? "Don't say anything," aays psychiatrist Samuet Yochelaon, who has led a 15-year Government research study of crlmlnals. "Just hand over your money and hope he doesn't hurt you. • A crlmlnal'a thinking pattern la different from yours. Your words are wasted and may cause dangerous reactions you do not expect" Or. Yochelaon and hla colleague, Or. Stanton Sarttenow, have Identified 19 tactics ortmlnala use that make It lmpoaalble for you to communicate effectively. These tactic• Include: 1) ...... lhetrull•bettMthltMm. Ct ........ would,....., ... 2) lllnilnlz· Int ............. f'lure I punched """ 8nd IN'ok• .... note, but ...... ,.. '*''""on about n eo make a ... d It.") I) O.....aln91 to ... point of Ill 1c clly, (""Why lhould I be ....... , , ,...., ....... hone9t penon "' "" ... Don'1 go ......... JOU M ") Moet crimlnala are very lntef- ltgent. even the Illiterate ones, up Or. Yochelson. In their bOok, "The Criminal Personality," the reseerchera stomach pains, go to your doctor. If his .diagnosis la "ulcer," he'll warn you against such acidic foods u citrus, tomato juice and vinegar. He'll alao wam you that cigarette-smoking and alcoholic beverages cause painful ulcer flare-ups. T1p "°"' ._ doctor: Aaplrfn Is acidic. H ..,.,.,.. .,.._ you ,..,. eround your ..._cit or heart, lwr1 ...,._ d'91 W .. pr111noe d •ulcer. Buftered aspirin Is teas llkely to cause this trouble. .......... Poa.11.D. explain how they've dlacovered that aetf-dlagust and fear can be uaed to teach offendera new thinking prooenes. They hope that eventually aoclal workera Md psychofoglata · trained In their Tnethods wlll make algnlflcant lnr09da In our crime rate by taking hardened l.wbt'Mkera and changing their thinking • ...,....., .... ".., FAMILY Wl!XLY, lc;I t hr ft, tt1t a U International Silver wants you to have this beautiful $12-value hostess • set for only $5.00. It's their way of getting to know you, and calling your attention to one of their many attracuve silverplate patterns. And what a way to serve up a storm of compliments at your next party! The silverplatcd dish measures 9¥a" x 61/a " and comes with its own serving spoon in lntemationaJ's famous "Interlude" pattern. We think once you've laved with this set, you won't want to live-"" without more International Silverplate. Limited quantity. So order your hostess set now. And at the same time why not order one or more for holiday gift-giving! . ·-TIOHAl. ... VQ(I) ,.,,. .......•............•....•.... , ...............•...........•.....•............... INTEllNA 110NAL SD. VER '"LETS BE FRIENDS'' HOSTESS SET OFFEll Amaicaa Ardd•a, Dept. WPll, Boll 1776, Meriden, Conn. 06450 0 Saad oae: SS.GO 0 Sald two: $9.SO 0 Sad three: 114.00 (plua SO. j)(»bge lplua 11.00 poeblge (plua SI .SO~ ind h.lndfl111J ind handlingl and handlmil My check or money ordtt ii endo.ed. ,.. Zif~~~~~ <A!Meak:ut rnlden~ add JS, .. 10 t.u kJc uch act ordrrtd LIMITID OFl'U tu1111 April JO, 1917. OfWr #)c>d tn U S A. OcqM when r111ncud. llud. or pt(lllJIK141d ~ lew. Allow 11 &.,. b .,._.,,. PDFECT roa CJDISTMAS GIFJ'S-OtDE• NOW WHILE SUPPIJ!S LAST . inthe\htd! .......... lh ct ....... but • de- dliYe nawJ vtctory for M~ Blume al ~ HlD. Calil. ,t was 111 tense • any Mill America ccm.t.• ml M._ de- ~ the belly-wtgl6aa competition It the Pint Annual ~lntemadooal BeJly Dence Fa.Ir tn San Berud.loo, Calil. ~ It WU over, she had ababn vidAJrioul over 10me ol the best bellies to the nation aod WU crowned the faU't 6nt queen, the undisputed beDy-daociog champion. Her .,,... .... lid LITT1i DllLY , ........... , ....... ................. a e ,NIMLY~Y,ltfll•h ,._,_. ,/ .. DICK CUM AND 1MI ONU 1"AT GOT AWAY ... ,... ...... ...., ............. ., AA lr'ORlc llory .,_ ,._ A.._..._ ..... up: In the late faD ol 1963 • record producer named Bernie 8innick came to Dick a.Na c&le with a record be wanted plugod on ·American S.Odstand." The record WU & ICJDI called "She Loves You'" by The 8eatJea. Heli- tmtly. Clad&: agieed. a.. ii bow be ... memben the · American Badstand"" show lo which he asbd the kids to nte the new singing poop: •Juat afttir •:SO that after. noon, I aelected the kids £or the Record Revue. lhia 8nt record ls -· Loves You'" by The Beetles,' I told my reviewen.. The record played. When ft &niabed, I questioned the rtMewen. 1t's aD right. 10tt of like the Everly Brothen and Chuck prize: $2,000. Melaina, u she ii known to belly-dancing land, uJd the other 8naUsts wae wry good, and she had terious doubb about the outcome but ii certain her ce»- tume pve hllll' extra poDlb for the win. Winier ot •~The statistics taid t.bM a growing number ol Americmi womm. • a.oed 85 or older, wen cbooatng to mnany. I So Buben V-mick, SS, J armed hezo.elf with a I tape recorder and a grant &om the Deput- 1 ment of Health, Edu· cation and Welfare and let out to abed some I new light on the subject of old-age marriages. ...... ¥lillk* Aecordtng to VbUdt. 76 pen:eot of the women In her study des- erlbed themlelves u either •'¥el')' aatis6ed"' or ·aalil6ecr with their new mamaam. She found that good okl·apt marriapi ue maibd by "a calmneD end lel"llftity 'ladi:Jng Berry mixed topther,' Wd the flrR ... viewer. TU give it a 77.' 'It's not all that easy to dance to,' complained the 1eCOOd reviewer, ·n1 give It a 65.' 1t doesn't lflmTI to b.ve anythJng.' uid the third ldd. lbe ~ I can give it is a 70.' 'I want to show you a photo ol this group,' I said, picking up a gloay from the podium. Some of the kids snJcbred, most laughed at the pic- tunl of the four sbagy-baired boys from Uverpool. After the show I caDed Bem.ie. 'You saw7 I aked. 'Yeah, I saw: said Bernie. 'I guess Wt! haw a lo.er.'· From .Rock. RolJ • Remember,• by Oidt Clark and ruchard Robiruon (T. Y. Crowell, ts.95). in fact. The overwhelming majority of women lntaviewed said their children w.n in favw ol it. Many said, quite r.llstically, that their cbiklren were DOW 19&eueci from the burden of giving them companJoaabjp or worryin1 about their being alone.• llRTHOAYS: (Sunday-Wednesday: Virgo; Thunday-S1turday: Libra) : Sund.,- Twiggy ZT; David McCallum "3; WiJUam Colding 85; Dub Snider so. llond9r Sophia l..ot'en 42. Tue9dtlr-Leooard C.Oben 4.2; Dawn Adams "8. w ... 11dey-John Houseman 7-4; lnpmar Jobantloo 44. nu.ct.,-Ray Charles "8; Mkby Rooney 56; Romy Sdmeider 38; Walter Pidgeon 78. Frld.,-Anthony Newley •S; Jim Mc~y 55 . ......,_Barbara Walters .S; JulW Prowwe .O; Red Smith 71; Phil Riz.. zuto lS8; Aldo Ray SO; C1mn GoWd «. . , Jn yCMmgct rnaniatm .. .mce they are free I fmm ruch common ltnlUel as ehlld-rearing. ('(JI\~ with in-laws and amb6tioo for bl~ status. The notion that IOC'lety frowns I upon old4p m&J"liap la cootndkted. too. i in my opinion,'" ahe aaya, ·this " stmp}y an lrnpttalon which has sprMd with no betis Quips &Quotes r • ..,,., ... ., ._ r-..cti•• s 1• ... ..,., .... w...ra w.... .. .., ........... ... da.llt, I ..... tlta st.&h rt. -i.t'a ...... - It ....... that .... ..,. pMlful, Slllce cookiac II a tMli diiat'a h.tefa1, A.ad,. ..... it-JPt..-e ..... Soamtilc .._...It .... beets. A.ad dad" wlay -.... I play It. You -.1 alw-,. wait tD •Y it ('l'MI it a fad, ...... f.W.) w.... ............ tlta tabla. ,,.,.,,,,.. u Wt. llW: If ,.,_. fwl. • ""1lforwlollor bobr .,, • ,..,,.. .ad~~"°"""°" $1,45~,DOO. -Rohm Or"-n u you meet a good cook who loves housewcrk, don't hesitate a l«'Oftd-ask bim to many youJ -1.Mw~ Tlwtw'' • tWtO ltomw moN whlc1t ~ eJw LocA Nea mon#er orul 11'. •lulrk ft'01'1 HJIMOI.· I(, Ollll«I "Loclt ,..,,. ... -Coruwd Ffonllo THROUGH A CHHJ>'S ffU l(Jd9 -Mt. d~. lend orto1na1 oonvtbutione '° "CNtcS," '••lly WHllly, ... , LHln1ton Aw.., #. V ~ H. V. 10022. '10 II ..... ~ Ntumed. M1toaNCelldyw .... from ................. told ..... .-....... &om .. ...... , ..... hlmwlry,ud ........... -c.... ........ ... a...coma.·.· -a..t..S...uA B.,.. .. ,_,ON. 20CLAH A ( IGAR lTH S --Good Guys. Bad Guys. Zane Grey knew both kinds and lived t() tell about it. l.me Grey ldulllly stood ~ with ~ ~ and lawmen. He t.ned IDJUIDio &.. wdh lndi.m md <Ulaws wdh lex. Rqas. Zane Grey .,.... out mm who t.d , known Wyatt Earp, Jesse James, Captain McNdlymdGenenlGeoraeAnmtror• Cu.ter. He would~ pobr we Anma cmd alwb. Talk with the dmceWl aiils md cowboys who h.d loobd do the icy eya ol Billy the Kid. He tP the facts .bcu the molt ~ ~ odes in the history ol the West &ndw.d E " •.• .1e .... now:1 n. &wrJa Legion ia I.al OD eye ~olbowmout law army led by Henry Ph.wrmer ... Boone Helm robbed." nudered md ter- roriml the town ol Aids Gulch on the Idaho· Montana ~?before ~ apwed Ind bqed by a.,.., ol ~ ........ who took the law into their ...... Ir tta. • the kind o1 ~ .dwntwe you cnM. ~J Hone Mao. Gme. one ol a ~ brud ol wild-bane wi;aJaa. b.tdes. mercilas~intadap:.a.e .earchb the~ ol the Hnes. Here. in .u its pxlew. is the lo.a isl ol riclng down. ~ md tanq the noble wild nutq ol the Old West. Tbete lie t.nd.ome. ~ boob. armrtly bomd in llDd red. deaat ta'I and c:a¥- .lay blue. with trted piee t• Ind aoldert .....,.. S.. And well tend you .U fcu boob(~ $19.56) for only $1. as our way ol ~ yw to a Ylrary ol Loe Grey Western c.1-ics we think you 11 be poud to own. They'D include IS Wdtlft. Arizona Ama. Maorric.t Queot, 71te V~Amo"lan n..wJe,' ~ R,llllng ~ 71te He.la Knife Ou!/it md more. F.-:.b writtm wdh the bdl-4or- le.lha-.--dw ..... ~ Grey the bat-.Jq md moll pop8r ol aD Western ubon. Acoeptincour6nt'-boob pa you under no bther oblip. lion.A.a~. you take only the_ boob 1'Cl'I rally wU-to own. You smy rqm Ill)' valwne before. or evm.&er. you rer.eM•. And you may we 1 tmd you. b only Sl. Tlw 8t:wrJa Leg/m pha tme 1DOR ol z... ere,·.~ DIMla ~WO from the tmtory ol the West. l.N€ ca;y CIDCld yow subeaiption .. my time. &a.-we-pri in l.ae cp.,htia. and adl &mJy to the p.i>lic. we Clll • our d>- .aibm tlae be.ciij, IDltdq voh.nes b cdy $4.89 ed-11 ~time when alnlOll my ode t.dco...er book allb 111 k.t $6 md mmy se $IO to $15 °' eYal IDlft. Ricltn o111re Purple .sa,r. u.im. oneol the moet Je.ed .-in the We.t. pmHea bis li'fe and the woman be loves for one last dmce 11 , ..... Perb.p the moll pipW Wa1an ewr wrinm. the book aipua the "' it«ment ... chm. ol the Mormon llnWle for exittence in the Mak. ho.tile U.h territory. TM ·~unJ!""f Hml. Riding_ to the ttKUe ol a liidmpped aid. hide.tum '"bn Dom ia lnlJped ~ r....;.. eom., .... ....i.dJi-a md rm1ea ol •·•wdinc buLlo. L-Grey de. IO'iJes in vivid ddll1 the wdiuda med by ... luitcn • well • virtully f!¥ftrY lllpeCt ol thair liws; ... realUbc .::munb ol the IDlq md -- .... ol the buliilo t.w newr bm\ up e ~ We think tfw when you receM yow fat fcu boob you 'U be IO Mt .. aeed thll you1l look forw..d to 1eceivirc ~ wluma aw no IMlta wt. you decide. dae low Wat.an c1-ica 1re yotn to keep for only $1 . '5mdnomoneyDCMjmtowl the~ to eet 71te Bania Le,lon. Rltlm of lk Aqk _., 71te 71uw1ainrHm/6Wt/JHoneMaa. The Z... Grey Unry. Ro.lyn. N.Y. 115 7 6. WYATT EARP WAID S.. LH IMC. 12~ S. Main St. Santa Ana -547412' CUYIM MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -us-1111 CADILLAC MAIBS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-fl 00 CHEVROLET COMiil&L CHIYIOLl'r 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -14'· I JOO DATSUN DOTDATSUH 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -142-7711 •AID9f•IOYIDATIUH 13881 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -llt-7000 TMIOOOU IOllHS flOl.D 2080 Harbor Blvd. Ciotta Mesa -642-00to SUMSITllOU 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. w.stmlnster -64~10 UMIYllSITY OLOSMOllU 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9640 AU.IN OLDSMOllU. CADtU.AC & GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -llt-0100 HONDA 10t4 •OODWIH HOHOA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171.0412 HOteA SANT A AMA 301 W. Warner Ave. Sante Ana -540-7430 LINCOLN-MERCURY .K>HMSOH 6 SOH UMCOLN-MUCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140-NIO sANTAAMA UMCOLN MllCUIY 1301 No. Tustin Santa Ana -147.0111 OLDSMOBILE UMIYllSITY - OLDSMOllU 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140-'640 PONTIAC PMWn IUICl,POMTIAC a OPIL. IMC. 24888 Alicia Parkway Laguna Hills -IJ7·J400 IOHGOODWtH PQHTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171.041 J PORSCHE-AUDI DOMIUIHS POISCHI AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -6U.2JJJ CMCI IYHSOM • ..C. «5 E. Coast Hwv. Newport Beach -67).QtOO SUBARU eAaDeeGIOYI suaAIU 13821 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -154-0IOO TOYOTA l&LMAllY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd, Hunt. Beach -147 .. 111 VOLKSWAGEN DOMIUIMS VOUSWA684 13731 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -U~IOI THIS WEEI ON CHANNEL 50 llOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TEl.£VISION o1s.. ....._" r•..., 1114 •llSACIH s.. Hla&n ...., ... !Mt lrlCll -QI llisfery flOM lilt.....,.. tloMty .... ltM ,,.. .. ~ rtfled llM lttl!ftp -.... llOM al "°"' iMlwcl UUtlleflf .. ni. c.wlil ...... t:Jt,...,a.c. ...... N QI cw-Nt" -... "-......, ...... .. PfOl'NI ............ . ~ucllts ...... ---· 11 Mdlt•. lit t.lb 1'°'1 IM 11111al ,,,,Cl,lu ti I•• --.ti ... ~...,, MlllSOAr, KrmmJ n Not all Mcond trust dttd loana ca.t the Ame. Th.r's why the F~raJ Gowmmenf hu gjvai you • aimpl« w~ of ce>tnpAring the annual ca.t of My lo.n ... the Annual Parcantage ft.ta. The tower thi. rare, the iower your annuaJ ca.t. Mo.1 other comp.11niu .. k you to pay Annual Puuntage Ratu from 17% to 21~. TMt't becauec thay charge you 100.. intarHl, a maximum commit- sion and give you a thort time to repey. Not ua. Through Rafiablc your lnttraf rate it lower (~). the comMiuion It lower, and YoU .. , mote time - 8 vars -to fully repey Your loan, lftcludine prin. ds--J and internt. °TiwN are no b.IJoon pe~nta. We offer you a.n Annual Perccnt.llJle Rate of 12.Bn. Che.de around. We baMevc It'• the beat race avall- M>llr .•• and It'• av.ti.hie to evcl')IOM. The fiturn look lite thia. For cwry $1.000 you borrow you p.-y onlv $14.66 a month for 96 montha. The tolal ol p11Yme:nt1ia$l,4'n.36. Wcal.o offer thortcr term to.na •t dw tame lntef'Ht nte and c~n. but with proportionately hither Annu• Percentage Ratea. Naturally, you can S-Y off your loan at any dme "" PN·~ lnterat on the balance In accordance with atate S.W. You ~ borrow from $2,000 to $50,000 on a flnt or eccond '"'-' dftd loan -on any rcal Htate •nv· where In California.. 0..."the average, you11 have Your loaft in 10 working ~. No limmkka. No double-Ide. We Ju.t think It'• IOOd buaineu to WNc you the facta ... and more money for your IDOftCY. I -~RELIABLE ll llORTOAOI COflPOIATIOff h.-. • • .._... • ..,. "' n""' •••..,Oftleeec 0....-C.1 2295 W Ball Rd .A~ (7M) 7J5.61.Q lee Ar, lu: 320 No V.rmont (IU)"'°IUI eP\W19v1 8456 &rbenk 81\ld .T1~(Dl)tl7•11M .,.._. ............... , Sen CWJtill Vallty 1213) 442 6668 South B.y-l.Qflg Buch l21JI 644 2272 \Arn1ur1County180514tJ1 3733 AllfN..,._ol ........ :-r..,...... ...... - , .... i ili,iii i i i i I i ll§lliiil I ; 1181 1118 Nlllfl8111 11111 1111 . •••-r.• r• I' r. I: ·~·•••••••• r1rs 11:1 ''ff f liC"~ •1rrs 1•rs HJ t tr! 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Join him and guests: Gabriel Kaplan Bruce Jenner Olympic gold medal winner Cindy Wiiiiams Lynda Carter ("Wonder Woman") "Chicago" Jabberjaw cos 97IOOPM~ hell New Season! Steve Austin and the Bionic Woman join forces against "Blgf oot" and a ruthless gang of space a liens. Lee Majors stars. Special guest star, Lindsay Wagne<. SIX MILUON DOLLAR MAN CDllOOPM~ > first Time on Televisionl A mad killer aboard whose Identity nobody knows ... until the terror mounts to a shattering climax. Starring Charlton Heaton, James lrolln, Yvette Mlmleux, Jeanne Crain, Susan Dey, Roosevelt Grter, Claude Akins, Walter Pidgeon. Originally titled "Skyjacked." ABC SUNDAY ftlGHT MOVll 99aOOPM~ , .... .,,~. ,., .................. = .. 11m• PIOUMIS. .. ,... .. ,.,. .. ..,.. ..... 8:00 •imCD <D9._ •• (1) .... .... ,,.. ())S-..,.. I •,.Cl)) a .,L •••••r ... r... 0MIH4 bidtit at ..... Qty Cllltls . ._.... .,.,__,..., ..... u ..... • lMI ...... -t:JG-• ._.. 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EJl•J Anff4i..., Ole• Y11 Of\t 11 ......... flilJ ... lld ~Cllm ii ....... ....., ()) ..... ... ..... -••JO-...... -11:~ ... • 11zoo ....... e (J)Cll D ())._ • • c• (J)) u.. a-w .... (J)S. ... • Clllleltlr ... ""' ... ii ....... . .., ....... .., ...... •'*'" .. _,. If~ fMmy Award·wlnnlnt actfftl Suun ~ hu been ...... fot the ...... lead In "The Money- ch&nten,'' the four·hour NIC World Premiere MO¥ie baMCI on Authur ...,.. best ..... "°"" She ~· ptevlcMMfy --nounced mn klrti Oous· Lu, Chriltophef rtummer and Tlmo4hy lottoma. Flannery will portray ~ •attet, the con· lfowenlal yo11n1 1.awyer and romantk intHelt °' Alex v~ (Oous- a.). lhe blonde Klraa won "" Emmy .. OutlUndlfts Actreu for her perfor manu In NIC·TV'1 daytime drama serle1 "Days of Our lfvft." She appumt In the "'"' "'The T owerina lnfemo'" and re- ceived a Colden Globe award for her #Kling de- but In a motkwt picture ... Her recettt film It ''The Cumbllblty." "The MoneydH1ngert,'' to bep. timing later tMt MOftth, a. a loN Hunter PfQdudloft In ...ocl.ttloft Wtth PlllMOUM TeMvWoft lftdNIC·TV. -1:30-...... 4&00 • A 't'I -4:38-. ,......, ezoo ••())1119())• ... •a (J) c• ())) • ._ . ... \',. (J)lilllw,,.. . .... ......._,..., ....... 1 .,.... ..... ,_.,,,-. ""·~···ff" .,,, / Elliott Gould. Donald Suthertand and Sally Kellerman In one of the funniest American war comedies of all time. &BC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE •9100PMQ> ••t1 r THE MOTION PICTURE YOU WISHED WOULD NEVER END ... HASN'T. Piii ~Th~s BDDll II ALSO ITMIAIHO GREGG HENRY · VAH JOHNSON JAMES CARROU. JORDAN KAY LENZ · RAY MILLAND SUSAN BLAKELY A SPECIAL TWO HOUR PREMIERE e 9:00 PM@ TONIGHT AT 11 ·30 P.M SEE E LI ZABETH TAYLOR IN "NIGHT WATCH" A NIGHTMARE OF TERROR. FIRST TIME ON TELEVISION. .. ... ,, New Showl Peter Marshan puns with regulars Paul Lynde. George Gobel and seven guest stcn HOLLYWOOD SGUAlllS 7130 PM !UIS & fRI ~ --_ --=-- -•JO-•Cllll-. .... • ., .. w ......... • ..,. .. 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