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* * * * VOL 69,N0.277,8SECTIONS,92 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALl FORN lA SUNDAY,OCTOBER3, 1976 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
Newport IJnk Probed in My~tery Deatli.
BJ JOANNE aZTNOLDS oe ... ....,,.... ....
Mystery conUnues today to
od the aaWn1 death ol York de--
eloper Carl
arluccl .
boae body
aa f o und Uni near
capsized
e D t a 1
ailboat otr
arina del y.
The cir· uY..oLos
~stanees ot h1a dnth near-
l)'makh the ss.,.,ardd x1rt:uc·
d 's blaarre bebari«ooSept. 2 In
Newport Beach.
MartuceJ bu been lou&ht by
Sulfollt County, New York, police
and district attorney's i n·
vesttiators in connection wllb
their probe ol possible political
corruption.
Oo Aue. ts. be left bis wile a
note aayin& be bad to 1et aw~
from the pressures ol business.
He WU going to Las Vegu.
1beD be vanished. .
Earl Butz
Under Fire
PORTLAND. Ma111e CAP ) -Hecklers and pickets de·
mandiog the firing of Agriculture Secretary Earl Bull
greeted Republican vice presidential candidate Bob Dole
when be arrived at the airport here Saturday.
Ea rlier. in Burlington, VL. a young man hurled an ob-
ject-reported variously to have been a crumpled paper cup
or an apple -in Dole's direction. Secret Service agents
wrestled him to th~ ground, handcuffed him and turned him
over to local police.
"I didn't tbmk." the youth said to his
mother, who was standing at bis side. "I
just threw a paper cup al the crowd, and
all or a sudden I'm on the ground." The
Secret Service in Washmgtoo said he
was arrested for disorderly conduct.
Dole had earlier described Buh'
com m ents as "stupid" and "ill·
conceived."
Butz' s lur against blacks might
bring his early departure from 1un
President Ford's cabinet. a White House official said Satur·
day. Bulhesaid Ford "basnotlalkedabout"it.
The official said the agriculture secretary had not
volWlteered his resignation as or Saturday night.
Ford's opponent, Jimmy Carter, said Butz' statement
endangers the President's prospects in the election. Carter
said it "indicates bow this administration feels about con·
sumers, farmers and people who are dependeTlt on govern·
ment ror a bett.er,quality Qf life." Butz has been quoted by Rollin« Stone and New Times
macazlnes as rererrin& to blacks u "coloreds" and describ-
ing in a derogatory manner what be characterised as
their sexual, dress aod bathroom predilections.
Sheriff Supports
His Special Stars
By GARY GRANVILLE
OI Ille Delly ~lot SUit
Orange County Sheriff Brad
Gates has asserted that a "media
created" controversy over the ls·
suance or special deputy badges
··may hurt some of law enforce·
ment's best friends."
Gates described the friends as
private citizens who, when called
on, help in law enforcement
operations.
Aa examples, the sberi fr cited:
-Use of a private boat for an
undercover rendezvous with con·
splrators ln the Sunset Beach
Cauwels·Metz murders last Nov-
ember.
-Borrowed use of another
1 private boat In a portion of the in·
vestigaUon of a Sl00,000 San Juan
Capistrano bond theft.
And, he added, he doesn't see
anything wrong with "honoring
those who have been long-time
friends of law enforcement" with
honorary sped al deputy badges.
''ANDY DEVlNEfoc years bas
worked and helped al Joplin
Ranch. If we can do anything to
sbow our rntitude to him. we'll
do it," Gates said.
He also called movie actor
John Wayne and other holders of
special deputy badges "especial·
ly good friends of law enfotte-
ment. ••
Gates scoffed at qgest.lons be
rewards his so-called political
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s1 ·~1,A\' SPl·:t 'IAI,
Cout Guard became llartuccl
was involved in an extraordinary
rescue at sea.
That rescue off the Oranae
Coast resembled tbe later
circumstances of bis death.
about tbl1 untU called by
ValJely'a at 7r.m· to be informed th&l Martucc wu oventue ln re-
turnlq ln bla aallboat.
,., • ' ' t f I I I • • t t • t e
miuing Lons Island real estate
developer, investigators decided
t6 keep the case open.
that Marina del Rey harbor
patrolmen found his body Boat· ins face down near the capsized
sailboathebadreoted.
Martucci'a body WU not im-
mediately identified. It was
tumed over to Loa Aqeles Coun·
ty coroners as a "John Doe."
Cause ol death wu tentatively
listed u accidental d:rowninc.
By Tuesday, however, when
His movements traced, It was
then learned that Martucci bad
led an anonymous exisleoce unW
coming to Newport Beach oo
Sept.1.
BIS. PaESENCE in N~rt
WU officially noted by lbe U.S.
Mlrlucci stayed two nights on
Sept. 1 and 2 in Newport at lbe
Balboalnn.
1ben oo Sepl. 2, be rented a
sailboat from Vallely boat reD· t.als. .
Earlier, be bad told the hotel
people be 1oing was to C.talina
Wand.
They didn't think an~g
PIECING TOGBTllES the
boat renta.1 wltb bis remarks
about Catalina, the hotel peopJ,e
realised that be mlCbt have trled
to aall tbe 21-foot bQ sallar
across the 21-mlle chanDel. So
theCoutGuard wucalledout.
They lound him alt LDL Sept.
3, exhausted and d.lsorieeted.
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6 Die as Crane Falls
90 Workers
Elude Death
In Carlsbad
CARLSBAD CAP) -Six
workmen on a giant crane were
killed Saturday when it col-
lapsed, narrowly missing 90
others.
"Everybody ran like hell," ooe
of them said later. It took almost
four bours to remove the last of the six bodies from the steel
wreckaee.
The accident toot place at the
Encina oil-burning plant of San
Diego Gas Electric Co., where a
$170.mUllon generalinc unit is .
being built.
Company spokesmen refused
lo allow reporters near lbe
jumbled steel, and all who saw
the accident were sent home im-
mediately.
Althoqb two Saa Die10 Coun· ty corqaer'a deputiea iDvestipt.
ed. neither would talr W'Mb re-
porters. Identification of lbe
dead men wu described as "de--
layed."
The dead included four eledri·
clans and two lronworkers. Ex·
cept for a man cruabed in the cab
below, they were high on the red,
white and yellow crane and oo a
balancing arm which extends
horizontally to the opposite side
ol a heavier lifting arm.
A third of lbe weights needed to
balance the opposfte arms bad
been placed in the balancer, and
spokesmen aald the )Vorkmen
were trying to raise the other ex·
tension, which does the actual
lirtlng of heavy construction
material.
"The vertical piece crumbled
without any warning, apparent·
ly," a s pokesman for the uUllly
said. The crane buckled in four
section.a, throwing one man 100
feel away from the crane's base
and the others onto the concrete
foundation with its protruding re·
inforcemenl rods.
The wile of one of the workmen
who escaped said later he called
it "indescribable -just awful.
Everybody ran like hell."
One man was treated at the
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SIX DIED AS CRANE PLUNGED TO GROUND IN CARLSBAD
Aerfal View Showa Fatal Construction Stte
Liza's Toll Mounting
800 Missing •
LA PAZ, Mexico (AP) -
Search teams dug through a
thick blanket of mud Saturday to
recover the bodies ol v1cthm left
by Hurricane Lila in its deadly
sweep across Mexico'11 Lower
California peninsula.
Officials initially said reports
from rescue workers indicated
that at least 630 persons had died
in the storm, which roared in
from the Pacific with torrential
rain and winds up to U> miles an
hour Friday, causing floods and
havoc.
On Saturday, the Baja
California state government set
the number of confirmed dead at
3117. However. reliable sources
said it was expected that when
the search for victims is complet-
ed, the final death toU could go as
high u 1.ooc:i.
Storm
mass graves, or to bum them.
Tbe city sweltered without
electricity for air conditioning or
light.a and without drinldng water
as temperatures climbed to ovM-'
100 degrees in the shade at mid-
day Saturday.
Sin1er Bing Crosby, who bas a
home in the La Pu area, 550
miles south of Tucson, Arlz., was
among sever a l Americans
stranded ovemlght at a La Paz
hotel by flood waters. tbe Los
Anceles Times reported.
-Businessmen and others
who allow tbelr names to be used
, as "employer" references for un·
I dercover operators.
1 Gates said be doesn't see ~anything wronc with giving 1 such volunteer law enforcement.
helpmates special deputy status.
2 Hurt, 3 Charged
In Balboa Slwoting
The La Paz ma)'Of's office is·
sued a report Saturday saying
that about 800 people were listed
aamhaing.
La Pu Municipal President
Jorie Santana was quoted by a
San Diego Union news team as
aaylne that 750 bodies had been
reclOvered 10 far and the search
wu conlinu1n1.
Some 14.000 persons were re-
ported injured or bruised and
70,000 were left homeless.
• The dwindling storm, which
had meandered offahore ln tho
Paclflc for three days before s\a4-
denly cutUnc its deadly awath
acro11 the peninsula, paased
over the northern Sierra Madre
Mountains Saturday and entered
the United States at El Paao,
Te')(. It wa s movln1
northeutward throu&h eutef1\
New Mexico and western Tnu.
L
Nickel Beer
W~sBack,
Tossed Out
NEWTOWN, Conn. <AP>
-"Get. pickled for a
nickel," the tavern eom·
menial said to promote its
five-cent. beer.
But the slate Liquor Coo·
trol Commission toot a
dim view of the radio lld·
vertisement~ since state
law prohibits establish·
maits which sell liquor
from promoting overin·
dulgeoce.
The commercial said a
tbe permitlee or the
restaurant to show cause
wby his license abouldn 'l
be te\"'Oked becaaso ol the
lldvertisemeat.
The Commercial said •
$1 admiaaloo ebarae to tbe
restaw-aat could cet JCM.a
beer tor live cents~ claa·
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BJ CAaOL lllOO&E Ot .. 0.lfy,.IMIMtl
A sbootlne ln the courtyard of a
Balboa Peninsula home Satur-
day resulted in two youths llUured
and three men bootedoo charges
ol uaault with a deadly weapon.
Jam es Patrick Cantlllon, 49. an
attorney; bil son, RJchard Henry
CaoUlloo, 20, both d 1'11 W. Bay,
Newport Beach and Patrick
Howard Cannon, ol Beverly Hills
were beld oo $10,000 band each
aftertbeJ Lm. iDcJdeat.
Police 1aJd Richard Allan
Sbaplro. 18, of Pacifte P.U..des
and BJl'OD Romer, lit ol Los Anctles bad been told ..,lier bJ
younc Cantllloa on the phone that
they could come to be paid olf for
a prioc debt.
Wben they went to the re-
sidence to collect the mcoey,
they were contronted in the ligbt·
ed front yard by Cantillon. wield·
ing a pistol, while tbe olber two
suspects aimed rifles from a
balcoay. accordiq to t.be police
report.
Investliatora aJlep tdh vie-
tim1 were · piltol-wldpped od
IOl"t'8d to disrobe WIN Ramer
WM lbot In tbe foot.
Nel&bbon called tM poBce
who made the arrests and sent
Romer to Hoat Memorial
Hospital where he is in tood con·
ditloo following surpry.
The three alleged assailants
remain In Newport Beach jail
pendin1 filing or formal crtmlnal
charees.
Body Found
At Oil Isle
11te ldentlt)' ol a nude male.
foand noaUos near oU lslad Emm1' olf the Uanttqtm Beech
coast., remaiDI • 111JMer7 ti9dQ' to Orance Cou:ncy Coroner'• la·
vesttcators.
Harbor Patrolmen were
notified at 2:30 p.m. Saturckf br
sbip-to-ahoH rad.lo that a bocl1
bad been •lahted.
Th• •lcUm was or larse stature with black hair Id. wu
10 tMcompoHd tbal no 11e or
cKber Pb.11ieal cbarac:teriaUca
coald be determined.
Tb• bod1 was taken to
W..untatt« morturJ. 1We
... llO eltimate fll bow .., k
bid.,.... la tbe water.
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ROUTE OF HURRICANE
U8YH Hundrede De9d
Weather forecasts for the
Oran1e Coast indJcated that
lha's elfects will not be fell
here. Predictions call for mom· lnC low clouds with sunny, warm
days throu1h Thur~.
ln the 1torm 'a aftermath, La
Pu oftlciall worried about poss I·
ble epldemica ordered troops to
bury the recovered bodies in
«•~ . .,Ht-: INSlltt:
OLD •OVIES -Now that
musicals have been pirtnect ln
"That's Entertainment,•• noo·
musical rums have been or-
ganized and assembled into a
packaie called "America •t the
Movies." Rex Reed tells what It 'a
about aud what be tblnb ol lt in
bis column on Pa1e 86.
GEnlNG SOilEDf-Tweft.
ty·two water districts proyidethe
services In Orante ~f that
keep faueett flowin&. MftOulh
tbeir lunct.lona are vlrtuaU7 the ~Staff Writer Jiiek Oulppell
outlines their widely dltfereot ebarae& to catom .. in• IA.ln'e7 aaPaceBL
Ll!AllHIHG TO TAUC -It
would aeem that top bus1nen ex-
«Utiv• abould at least know bow to speak and write, but ex-
perta 1ay these men and women
are often incomprehensible. To
solve this problem, a lot of them
are toing back to school. Tbe-As-
soclated Press reports on this
pbenomenonon PaieB2.
mna•s LA.BENT -swr
writer Steve M..itcbell tells wtiat
Costa Meso Reath mbbard mis-
led moei -and why -on his
;2.-400 mile trek from Canada to ,
llalco. His tale of Dll&hapg and
adventura as on P~e .uo.
WC...._ . -
La Paz, a clty ol 85,000, 11ut-,
fered the worst devastaUon. The
atorm cracked a 30·foot·hl1ta
earthen dam, aend.lnJ a buie
wall of water and mud down a
crowded shantytown, wuhing
away scores or tbatcMd·rool
ahacka.
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-
Weekly review of Orange Coa$f hlghflghts
Fire Hits' Familiar Ground
An early-morning blaze of unknown origin razed a
children's clinic Wednesday only a block from the site of the disastrous 1975 Mariner's Male fire. Several firemen were
treated for cuts and smoke inhalation but no serious injuries
were reported in the $50,000 fare at 2650 Avon St.
Newport Beach
And the Winner Was ...
Six-year city council veteraD' Milan Dostal was elected
mayor last week by other council members, most of whom
bad been seeking the position themselves. Dostal fills the
post left vacant by the death a few weeks earlier of Mayor
Howard Rogers.
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Trustees
Outlining
New Campus
An unincorporated area of the
Irvine Ranch will be the site of a
new satellite campus next fall,
Saddleback Community College
trustees have decided. Between
$500.000 and $1 million has been
earmarked to buy the land near
the intersection of M yf ord Road
and Bryan Avenue.
'M1eelies Must Detour
Landscaping won out over skateboarders last week
when the city manager agreed to fence off a new skateboard
run at University Community Park. The run will only be cut
olt for about a month, officials s8.ld, to allow the contractor to finish the landscaping.
Huntington Beach
Atmosphere Not Up to Snuff
City council members were holding their noses last
week-figuratively, at least. They declared that noxious
fumes arising from a construction site constitute a public
nuisance. Cause or the odor is undetermined.
Costa Mesa
Lion's Share
Of Leftovers
A recipe that didn't win a prize
in the Daily Pilot Harvest Home
Cooking Contest -but stirred up
a lot of laughs -was one for
Elephant Stew, suf>milled by
DeeMarie LaJeunesse. It calls
for one medium elephant and two
rabbits, and instructions say the
stew will serve 3,800. If more are
expected, the rabbits can be
added, but this should be avoided
if possible since most people do
not bke to find hare in their stew.
'
San Clemente
C?ardeners Getting Clipped!
A landscaping maintenance nrm official protested last
WHk that the city ls using a double standard in considering
bids. He objected because it was decided that city sWC
could handle park maintenance for less than the landscap-lni firm bid. The official charged that the city does nol
perform at the same level or maintenance.
Won? Work for Peanuts
Last weekend County Supervisol' Ralph Diedrich and
Jimmy Carter were POdners at a presidential campaign
barbecue at tbe O'Neill Ranch. But Thursday, Diedrlcb an~
nounced tbat he was fed up with or1anlutional analus and
was quitting as co-chairman of the Democrat's county
fCll"Cel. He will "still vote for Carter" but tbe hustings
head.aches will be bandied by Rep. Jerry Pattenoo ol Santa
ADa.
Aclmits Gilts
Carter Backs
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Equal Rights
CHEVY CHASE. Kd. <AP> -
Ji.allll)' Cuter said Saturday the
federal lovernment should
1uaraotee total equality lo women.
Carter alto acllnowledted
1taylo1 lo the lod1ea of two
lumber companies three times as
their euest wbeo be WU IOVUDOr'
ol a.r,ta. He aakl .. it would bave been better not to•• bave
done IO ud promlled not to dolt
qain.
In a speech to represeatatlves
ol national women's 1fOUP5 at
f'ro• Page A I
CRANE ..•
·scene for shock and released,
another was treated for mloor
scrapes.
The accident was expected to
delay the construction for weeks,
but not work on the unit's con-
troversial smokestack. A seven-
day, two-shift effort bas been un-
der way on the additloo to three
adjoining power units.
An environmental group called
Carlsbad Community Cause bas
sought an injunction to stop it.
but 10 days ago California's 4th
District Court of Appeal sus-
tained the decision of Superior
Court Judge Paul Eugene
Overton in nearby Vista denying
the injunction.
Al that time, the appeals court
said work on the power plant was
too far along.
A decision may be made soon
to appeal now to the California
Supreme Court to stop the pro-
ject, a spokesman for the group
said..
Industrial investigators for the
state and federal governments
have notified the utility of inspec-
tion plans.
School Day
Starts .Early
Bad news for Laguna Beach
High School students: School
starts 10 minutes earlier begin-
ning Monday.
Tbe good news: They'll get out
1S minutes earlier.
A new bell schedule begins
next week, accordlo1 to
Raymond Haggard, dean of stu-
den~. .
There will stlll be siq>eriods of
4-H headquarters 1n thls suburb
of Wa1bln1ton, D.C .• the
Democratic pre1lde0Ual can-
did.ate ouUlntd a multlpJint pro. sram to lmproYe opporiunlty for women.
N. president. be said he would:
-Seek a comprehensive child·
care proJl'am.
-Enforce antld1acrimlnaUon
replatiou.
-lullt on covemmeot bl.ring
that would brln1 more women in-
to the hJ1best levels of Civil
Service.
-Act to curb discrimination
against women in obtaining
credit and insurance.
Meanwhile bis running mate is
taking hia own tack in campaign-'
ing.
When Sen. Walter F. Mondale
arrived ln New Haven, Coan., the
other ·day, be was, to the un·
trained eye, in command ol a
host of details about Connecticut,
the people greeting him, and his
plans for bis 22-hour visit,
althouth be bad already been in
. four cities in two statesthatday.
His seeming expertise on local
politics and economics was the ]~~~~iilliE result of a briefing that lasted •
less than five minutes just after
bis chartered jet aircraft touched
down at Tweed Airport. The re·
view. typical or those he receives
before each stop, focused on
pertinent local information.
Bomb Blast
Rocks Rites
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
(AP) -A bomb ripped through a
reviewing stand Saturday just
five minutes after President
Jorge Videla and bis party bad
left at the end or a military
ceremony.
Unofficial reports said two
military officers were slightly
wounded by splinters of wood
hurled through the air by
the for~ of the expl06ion. which
destroyed the stand.
However , government
spokesman Hugo Martinez said,
"There were absolutely no vic-
tims In the blast and the presi-
dent was not affected."
Witnesses aald Videla had just
flnlsbed presidlag over an army
communicatlona du ceremooy
at the Campo de Mayo army base
20 miles northwest or Buenos
Aires.
Do11bling Up Da11eers
Twins Wally and Joanne Kunkle of Big Bear are all
decked out in proper costume as they do the polka on
Forest Avenue in Laguna Beach's all-day Oktoberfest
celebration Saturday. Older folks also bad some suds to
liven up the celebration.
Dawn Lines Forni
For Food Bonanza
MELROSE PARK, Ill. CAP)
-Hundreds of bargain-seeking
s hoppers streamed into a
warehouse Saturday to buy food
by the case in a $1 million con-
sumer experiment.
People lined up before dawn
for the start or the two-day sale
al the warehouse or the Jewel
Food Stores. Cbeders said the
biggest sellers were cases or
soda pop, chili, beans. salmon,
tuna, macaroni and dog food.
"I'm amued at the turnout."
Jewel's vice president. Ray
Stone, said as the bargain bun·
ters rambled wilh their carts
through two blocks or marked
Janes In the w arehou.se. They
picked from 152 kinds of noo-
pe ri aba b 1 e goods and their
purchases averaged about SUM>.
"It's like the expressway dur·
ing rush hour, .. said one of 2S
special crowd-control guards.
"There is a continuous I ine 0£ people two blocks Jong waiting
to get in. Five families camped
at a side or the parking lot all
nitbt for the 6 a .m . opening."
One man bad 20 cases or cat
litter, paying $6.80 per case and
saving $1.49 on each one. "I've
got six cats," he said.
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ferences and club meetings.
School starts at 8:15 a.m. The
last bell rings at 2:50p.m.
Foril,Okays
Jobs Package
WASHING TON (AP) -With
great reluctance, President Ford
on Saturday signed a $3.7 billion
public works jobs bill which he
called inflationary.
Supporters of the measure say
it will put some 300,000 un-
employed persons to work, and
Ford's Democratic presidential
opponent, Jimmy Carter, had
urged that the President sip iL
Humphrey
In Hospital
WASIUNGTON (AP) -Sen.
Hubert ff. Humphrey will enter a
hospital today for testa and possi·
ble surgery for a bladder coodl·
tion,anaideealdSaturday.
The Minnesota Democrat, 65,
bas suffered from bledder tumors
that doctors have described u a
borderline form of cancer. Hum-
phrey ls runnlnt for ~eetlon
this November and abo I.a a can-
dldateforSenatem~oritJleader.
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SHERIFF'S BADGES. • •
croales and pall wi1b special de-
puty badses.
A check of eard recordl ttpt In
the Sberifl·a Office abowocf that
!DOit ol thole who bore tbe crony t.ac ort1lna1Jy rttelved bedjea
before Gatea bee am• aberUf.
LOBBYl8T Prank Mlebelena.
for example, sot h1a bed&e more
than 10 yean a10 when be wu an
aide to former cou.nt.y supervbor
WUUamPb1Wps.
Political actlviet Tom F\lentes
al.so received b.l.I apeclal deputy status before Catea became
sheriff and while be was a
superviaor's aide.
And architect LeRoy Rose-, a
former Lincoln Club dirtttor
who was recently acquitted on
bribery charaes, was a special
deputy before Gates took office in
19'1S.
It was in the middle ot that
year that the sheriff recalled
about 1,600 outstanding special
deputy badges.
Gates said his purpose was to
bring the files up to date and to
minimize t.be number of bad1es
circulating in the county.
Among those recalled were 17
badges issued to employes ot The
Registe r, a Santa Ana
newspaper, records showed.
Some of The Regislt?r badges
were issued in lhe 19305. Only two
of those recalled were held by
then current employes.
BUT THE R ECORDS show the
newspaper deputy badges were
held by one·time editors, re·
porters, photographers and some
not encased ln editorial wion.
Despite editorial criddam ~
the pr ad.Ice of lasui.D& apedal c»-
puty badta, Gates uld be baa DO
int.enUon of dlaeonttaein1 IMlr
use.
"U I felt for one minute the
badges were bein& -.ect wthat
they wereo 't u aide to law •· fotcement, I'd bave them back
be re ID two mlnutett flat.•• Gat.
said.
"But the llmlt.ed number ol
badges we have out now ""10
specific purposes, lncludlnl
acknowledliol thole who beJp us.··
GATES SAID COUNTY com·
munication workers assiped
emereency chorea In cue ol a
disaster will continue to cany
badg~.
So will count,y officials who
serve on disaster emereency
committees as well u private
guards who provide security
service at s uch places as
Emerald Bay.
And, the sberilf added. those
who furnish free equipment to
construct hasty sea walls along
the coast during severe Udes will
continue to bold badges.
And contractors, poUticaUy ac-
tive or not, who fwnisb equip-
ment, planes and other services
during disasters will cootlnue to
bold special sheriff's car&.
Gates said law enforcement
seeks and needs community in·
volvement. And, he made it
clear. he sees special deputies as
a way of encouraging that in·
volvement.
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SPECIAL DEPUTY STAR DIFFERS FROM COUNCIL.MANIC SHIB.08 Clrl!H IY cmES
All That
Glitters
Isn't • • •
Honorary 'policemen are relies'
ol days 1ooe by in cities al.on& the
OranieCout.
Spokesmen for cities from San
Clemente to Huntington Beach
say their police departments
absolutely do not issue badges ror
honorary policemen.
And in the cities where such
badges have been issued in the
past, there are indications that
outstanding badges have been re·
<'alJed or made into plaques.
While the cities ol Huntington
Beach, Fountain Valley, Costa
Mesa, Newport Bea~h. Irvine,
Laguna Beach, San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano are free
of special police badges, coun·
cilmen from most of these caues
are issued a councilman's badge.
The councilman's badge is
nearly identical to a police
badge.
It is usuaJJy carried, if at all, in
a wallet. where plain clothes and
off-duty police frequently carry
their badees.
The councilman's badge is
shaped just like a police badge
and bears t.be state seal, as police
badges do.
The one difference between the
two is that a councilman's badge
bears the word "councilman" In·
stead or "policeman" or "police
officer."
Even this practice, however, is
not standard. In Laguna Bea<'h for instance.
no one but the policemen and
firemen carry badges or any
kind. Other cities give out Iden· tification cards as well as badges
and some councLlmen pre.fer to
carry the cards.
And many of the council mem·
bers in cities where COW>Cilma.n
badges are issued say they don't
bother with them. Al Holllnden,
mayor of Foutain Valley.
describes his badge, which says
"mayor" on it. as the kind or
thing he'd bang on the wall. "It's
too heavy to be carried," he said.
According to spokesmen in the
cities that issue these badges,
they are given out so that in the event of a disaster councilmen
can identlly themselves in order
to get to the scene where they
may be needed in some orficial
capacity.
The badges are also known to
get councilmen into s pecial
events and get them VlP treat·
ment if necessary.
Derring-do
Doesn't finite
This is how "Darling Dick" Stone of
Sacramento set a world record Saturday in
Mission Viejo by clearing 22 cars-plus a
ramp-in exhibition. Despite the rough
landing, injuries were only minor and he
participated as planned in the televised
Challenge of the Sexes. But his luck wasn't
any better there as Teri Kezar. 19. of
Phoenix beat him 83 points to 81 based on
style, form and target. Her cycle jump
was over 11 cars and he cleared 14 for the
contest. She is Women's National
Motocross champion for 1975 and he is a
professional jumper whose next attempt
will be 16 buses in Jap~.
CO AST MYSTERY DEATH PROBED. • •
adrift in the small craft about
five miles off Dana Point.
A Coast Guard spokesman said
Martuc<'i was given a lecture on
boat safety and towed back to
Ne"'1>0rt I larbor.
He le Ct the hotel that day.
Where he went al'lcr that is not
known. but on Sept. 2:5 he checked
into the Airport Marina Hotel in
Marina del Rey.
The next day. he rented a
'aUboat from Rent-A·Sail. The
agen<'y reported him missing at
midnight.
ms BODY AND THE boat
Nere found JUSl offshore about
midway between Manna del Rey
ind Redondo Bcarh.
· Coroner's investigators say
olllcolog1cal tests are bemg con·
hacted to determine Lr Martucci
lad been drinking or takmg
F.u1s and they say ~Y have de·
lnilely not. ruled out the
lbility that his death was a
uiclde.
The few people who had con-
act with Martucci in Newport
Coast R ape
ase E nds in
uilt Verdict
A man arrested by Newport
ach police after he raped a
an who told officen sh4 was
dnaped while driving on the
anta ana Freeway bas been
guilty of multiple criminal
arges by an Ora.nie Count)'
riorCourtjury.
Judge Byron K. McMillan set
. 20 as the date he will sen·
e Stanley Barnett Bracy, 2S.
f Los Angeles. on convictions of
pe, sex perversion, lddnaping
nd second degree burglary.
Bracy facea a possible sen· ~e of life in state prison. He
u arrested June 2S in Newport
acb when oHicers pulled bis
ar over for a traffic infraction
nd then learned from bis
oman passenger that she was
eing held prisoner.
'lbe woman testified that she
1u stripped and raped by Bracy
urtnc a nightman drive around
.... anie County that ended with
is arrest.iJl the Harbor AreL
Beacb described his as remote.
detatched and forgetlul.
IN THE MISSING person re-
port filed in New York Aug. 16,
bis wife described him as being
under a lot of pressure due to
business problems.
According to Newaday. the
Long Island newspaper, Martucci
was a real estate promoter who
was influential in the Suffolk
County Republi<'ao party.
He. the party and a bank in
which his brother·in ·law 1s a
stockholder, have been the sub-
Ject of an inveslieatioo that led lo
the empaneling of a special
grand Jury which is scheduled to
begin hearing evidence Monday.
The inves tig ation cen·
J udge Issues
Freeuxiy Ban,
St irs Frenzy ...
S AC RAMENTO (AP)
California, with 1 l2 freeway pro·
jects under way, has been
slapped by a temporary ban on
freeway construction issued by a
San Joaquin Vall&¥ judge.
That order, iss ued Friday by
Fresno Superior Court Judge
Blain• Pettit ln a suit by the City
of Fresno, threw Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr.'• transportation of·
ncials into a liz.zy of legal ac-
tivity.
"Needless to say, our pre·
limlnary judcment is that. the or·
der shouldn't. have been issued.
We have to gel this resolved
quickly." said Donald Burns,
secretary of Business and
Transportation.
Burns asked bis attorneys to
study the order immediately to
determine lf it requires a total
ban OD tbe $66 rnll1ion worth of
construction under way now.
About 180 miles south ~ the
Capitol, Fresno city officials ex-
ulted that their suit bad finally
attracted the slate's attention to
three freeways they want built.
"l think we're CinaUy going to
get the attention of the governor
and bil staff," said Fresno
Mayor Ted Wills wilh obvious
satisfaction.
ters on the Peconic Bank and an
unsecured $50,000 loan made to
Martu<'ci, a $35,000 loan made lo
the county Republican party and
a $2.25 million deposit made in
the bank by Suffolk County gov·
ernment whose controller and
clerk are both members or the
Republi<'an party.
Authonltes allegedly are try·
ing to show that Martucci's loan
was a Corm or commission as was
the loan to the poUli<'al party for
the deposit or county funds in the
small bank which 1s JUSl a year
old
The county's huge deposit re-
portedly accounts ror more than
JO percent of the bank's 8.'ISCls.
But investigators say that
Martucc1's real estate develop-
ment business had not done well
recently.
Following M artucci's trail is a
dilficult task, but inquiries with
the hotels and boat rental agen-
cies show that he never tried to
conceal hls identity.
He paid cash when necessary.
but put most of his expenses on
his credit card.
His behavior does not suggest a
man trylng to hide out.
Yet his two boat trips indicate
he was not. rational.
Deaplte efforts of Ule coroner's
investi1atore. the motives behind his villl to Southern California
and the details of his death may
never be known.
Leads Slim
In Slaying
Of HB Girls
I.ads have begun to diminish
in the murders or two Hunt·
inaton Beach girls repeatedly
stabbed Aug. 26 at the Bolsa
Chica Beach bluffs area.
"We're still running out a few
thlnrs and It's certainly an open
Inves t I ration," Sheriff's
Homicide Detail U . Sim Mid·
dleton said Friday, 34 days after
the bodies were found.
"But there's not much new,''
be added.
No motive ba s been
established in the murders o(
Candace Susan Ready and
Sheryl Peterson.
'
Wiggle, Phone Set Boy Free
GROSSE POINTE FARMS,
Mich. (AP) -A 10.year-Old boy
who escaped from an abductor
and telephoned for help was
praised by police Saturday for
foiling a planned $48,000 ransom
lcldnaping.
Fifth.grader Scott Miller "de·
serves all the credit for thll,"
said S~t. George Van Tlem.
"lt 's be<' a use of his alertness
and his desire for freedom that
he la alive today."
Van Tiem aald police were
still searching for the uniden-
Ulied man who abducted Scott
on Friday as the boy walked
home from school.
Scott gave investigators this
account of the lddnaping:
As he was w alklng the 12
blocks home from school, a man
pulled up in a car alongside him
and told him bis father bad been
hurt al work. Scott's father Is
Richard K. Miller, owner of
Beaver Tube Corp. in Detroit.
The man aaid be would drive
Scott to the hospital, and the boy
¥,ot into the car because the man
'looked familiar." Once inside,
however , the man told the boy
he was being kidnaped and
drove him to a house near the
Michigan State Fairgrounds.
The boy was bound to two
poles in the basement of the
house and was left alone. He
managed to wriggle free or the
bonds and went upstairs. where
be telephoned hl11 mother.
I n the meantime, Scott's
father had received a telephone
call demandin1 $48,000 in
ranaom, and police and P'Dl
ageou had been immmoned to
the Miller home.
"Pssst! OCTD just
do1•bled bus service.
Pass it on.''
Find out what's be hf nd the rumor. Call
547-3311
or toll-free ZENITH 7-3311, 6 AM to 10 PM
weekdays, 8 AM to 5 PM weekends.
Goodnews
travels fast. •
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FBI DIRECTOR WEDS EX-NUN
Kehy With New Wife Shlrtey
FBI Director Weds
In Quiet Ceremony
MAGGIE VALLEY. N.C. (AP>
-FBI Director Clarence Kelley
slipped quietly away from
Washington on Saturday and
married Shirley Ann Dyckes. a
former nun and ele mentary
school teacher.
Only members of the im·
mediate families attended the
c eremony at St Margaret 's
'-Old Ma11'
Conquers
Hobie-14s
WayneScbafer,47,the"oldman
or the Hobie Cat fleet" won his
second national championstup in
the Hobie-14 class Saturday
without finishing thefmaJ race.
Schafer also won the Hobie-14
nationals in 1974 at Key Biscayne,
Fta. Hewas inonthebegi.nningsor
the Hobie Cats, s erving as Hobie
Alter's sailing adviser in the de·
velopmentoflheclass.
Fifty boats participated in the
f"mal two races of the national
championship regatta off Dana
Point. Going into the final two
races Schafer was leading with
12'"i points -five better than his
nearest competitor.
ln the first race Saturday, he
f"mished fourth with enouah boats in between him and the runner-up
to insure the victory by finishin~
aheadofh1s compet1tormthefinal
r ace. Half way through the last race
the wind l.Jghte ned as Schafer was
sailing in about 22nd place
When he g lanced over his
shoulde r and found that his
nearest competitor was abandon·
ing the race Schafer headed his
own boat for the beach. assured of
a victory.
Strike Talks Held
DETROIT (AP) -The United
Auto Workers and strikebound
Ford Motor Co. held the.Ir second
straight late-night bargaining
session Sa turday amid
strengthening signals they were
on the threshold or a setUement.
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Roman Catholic Church. The
best man was Kelley's soo, Kent
Kelley. and the matron of honor
was the bride's sister, Mrs. John
R. Slavsky Jr. of Birmingham,
Mich.
Kelley. 64, is a widower whose
first wife died last November of
cancer. Miss Oyckes now lives in
Washington. She spent 15 years
as a Sister of the Holy Cross
before leaving the Roman
Catholic order six years ago. Her
parents live near this mou.nt8.lll
resort.
News of the wedding came'
from ao FBI agent who hand·
delivered a terse news release to
The Asheville Citizen shortly
before the early afternoon
ceremony. Tbe release said the
newlyweds would return im-
mediately to Washington and
take up residenc:e in the Distnct
of Columbia.
Sorcery Wins
385-mile
Coastal Race
By ALMON LOCKABEY
0.11' PllOI hatll .. ll•IW
The 61-foot sloop Sorcery,
owned by Jacob Wood and sailed
by Ray Hayes, California Yacht
Club, eased across the finish line
at Newport Pier at 9:~ p.m. Fri·
day to lead a n eet ol 12 yachts
that s urvived the slowes t
California Coastal race in the his·
tory of the event
The 385-mile rac e , c o·
s ponsored by Newport Rarbor
Yacht Club an d St. Francis
Yacht Club. started inside the
Golden Gate bridge at 5 p.m. last
Tuesday with 24 yachts hitting
the starting line .
But erratic weather. including
much rain, little wind and at
times choppy seas. discouraged
about half the fleet, causing them
to abandon the race.
It was the first race victory for
Sorcery since she was rolled over
in a tumultuous sea off Alaska
while returning from Jllpan last
August. Second to fi nish was
Ragtime, the 62-foot sloop skip-
pered by Ben MiU:hell, CYC. who
had been the front-runner in the
early stage-s of the race.
Sorcery also added overall
handicap and Class A honors to
her first to finish, giving her a
clean sweep of the race.
Third yacht to finish was
Shamrock, owned and skippered
by Roy Disney of Los Angeles
'Yacht Club. The results are·
OVERALL -1. Sorcery: 2.
Ragtime: 3, America Jane Ill.
Joe Buck, NHYC.
CLASS A -1, Sorcery . 2 .
Ragtime; 3, Shamrock.
0..A~ B -1, America Jane m : 2, Vendetta, Charles lsrals.
CYC; Mamie, Jim Nebel. CYC.
Poll Ups
Carter
Strength
NEW YOl\K (AP) ~ Two ,..
cent G1U\lp polla u.Dderst.ated
Jimmy Carter'• •lftllllh when
rtie&Md ud the latest poll abow· 1n1 CIJ'Ur el.ht poiob ahead ol
Ford may be rtvtsecl, G«ll'Je
Gallup Jr., pr•lk\eat of lbt pOU.
lot or1an11auoo • .aid s.turday.
The lateat poll. released Fri·
day, wu ba..S on a less Uwl
complete sampl,, Gallup said.
1'be result.a were ·~:· 'he
sald, but may be n:vised when
fuller sample returns are availa-
ble.
Gallup aaid the difference, if
any, in the final result.a would be
only a point or two fTOm the re-
sults reported Friday -Carter so. Ford 42, aod eight no opinion
or other eandldlltes.
He also said the Gallup poll re-
sult.s as originally released in
late August and early September
understated Carter's strength
against Ford.
Those polls originally showed
Carter lS points ahead ol Ford.
Revised figures, based oo larger
samples, were released Ftiday
and s howed Carter was 18 points
ahead of Ford in both polls,
Gallup said.
In a telephone interview from
his home in Princeton. N.J .,
Gallup sajd the figures released
Friday for the latest poll were the
result or interviews conducted
last weekend with about 1,500
people.
Only registered voters are con-
sidered in the "trial heat" sur-
veys conducted during the pre-
sidential campaign, he said, and
that means the preferences of
1,000 to 1,050 voters are usually
reported in the eou results.
The results released Friday
showing Carter eight points
ahead of Ford were based on in·
terviews with 881 registered
voters, Gallup said. This resulted
from a cutoff In tabulation early
last week that was necessary to
get the poll results out on a time-
ly basis. be said.
"Eight is correct," he said
when asked if the poll results
were accurate in .saying Carter
was eight points ahead of Ford.
"lt is 50, 42, 8 ...
Mornwns Cite
Perils Facing
The Church
SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-Tbe
dangers of prosperity, the
Mormon church's special rela-
tionship with Jews. and the
seriousness or lying and stealing
were the focus of mlrjor speakers
at the second day or the Church of
Jesus Chris t of Latter-d ay
Saints' semiannual coqference,
which ends today.
Thousands of conference-goers
huddled In the rain as they en-
tered the Mormon Tabernacle
and auxiliary buildings for up to
eight hours of sessions Saturday.
The day for 81-year-old church
President Spencer W. Kimball
and other church leaders began
at 7 a.m. with a welfare session
and ended at 9 p.m., the con-
clusion of the priesthood session.
President N. Eldon Tanner,
rtrSt counselor In the ruling First
Presidency, told the all-male au-
dience at the priesthood session
that three things are leading peo-
ple away from the church:
failure to keep the SJbbath day
ho ly. pursuit o f worldly
pleasures, and submission to
pomocraphy.
"Members of the chwcb are
probably in a better rm.ancial
position than ever before," be
said "The church is growing
rapidly and being more general-
ly accepted in the world than
ever before. There seems to be a
areater feeling or security."
Temperatures Unusual
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•SHADY LADY' CALLING FOR A SMOKEY REPORT
Oldeat Profellk>n Praetlced on CB RadlowevH
Shady Calling
She Plies Trade J'ia CB
LOUISVILLE, Ky . (AP) -Truck drivers tuned to
citizens band radios know her as Sb8dy Lady. That's the
"handle'' of a young woman with a new twist on the world's
oldest profession. . . . . She cruises the interstates around this Ohio River city.
and uses her car's CB mike to solicit 10-minute interludes
with truckers at a charge or about $25.
SHADY LADY, who asked that her real name not be
made public, said she knows or no other woman in the area
.. working" from CB radios, although she's heard of others
elsewhere in the country
Shady Lady, in her early 20s, said that for the past
seven months. she's earned a living entirely with her CB.
She said she averages al least 10 customers. all truckers, on
a dusk-to-dawn shift. And she reports earnings as high as
$SOO a night and works five nights a week. taking weekends
orr.
Shady Lady says she worked a lot of hotels and truck
stops before discovering the ease or getting business via CB
radio. Working with the CB has kept her out of trouble with
the law, a relief from the hassles she had to endure on the
hotel circuit, she said
"TJUS IS SHADY Lady,'' she begins. ''Give me a break
on channel 19 for a soutJfbound smokey report." A smokey
report in C B terminolo&Y is a report on the presence of
police vehicles on the road.
When a trucker answers, Shady Lady said, be us ually
asks. · 'Whue are you going tonlght. · ·
··1·m headed for Cincinnati." she'll say. "You want to
pull over for a cup of coffee?"
"Sure," the trucker responds. "How much does the cof·
fee cost?·· Then the driver describes bis rig and they agree
to meet at the nearest stopping place. She said she usually
arrives first. watches him pull in, walks over and identifies
herself. A lot of truckers are repeat customers. she says.
He
Speaks
For
You
11 Firms
Not Taxed
-Solon
WASHINGTON <AP>
EJeven major U.S. corporaUons
paid no corpor~te income taxes
ln 197~. while 21 others paid taxes
at an dfectlve rate ot teas than to
percent, Rep. Chari A. Vanik
(0.0hlo) sald Friday.
Vanlk's flndln1s were eon·
talned ln hle fifth aimual study of
corporatt taxes.
"The highly profttable oil In·
dustries pay tax at an effec:ttve
rate of 4.8 percent while com·
mere.ial banks pay at U\ effective
rate of 5.9 percent," be said.
"The utility industry pays •
low effective rate while the ma-
jor commercial airlines are, for
all practical purposes.
freeloaders on the American
economy." Vanik said
Heading his list of the 11 cor·
poraUons that paid no taxes was
the Ford Motor Co. Vanlk said
Font was able to use about $132
million ln credits and loss car-
ryovers and carrybaclcs to wipe
out any federal corporate income
tax obligation.
Others or the top 11 that paid no
taxes through usin& what Vanilc
conceded were legal methods
were Western E lectric Co.,
Bethlehem Steel Corp., Lockheed
Aircraft Corp .. National Steel
Corp .. and Della Airlines.
The r e m aining five were
Northwest Airlines, Manufac-
turer's Hanover Corp .. Chemical
New York Corp .. Phelps-Dodee
and Freeport Minerals.
There was no Immediate com-
ment from any of the corpora-
ljons.
Vanik also said be considered
it significant that the study
showed 148 corporations paid
almost $20 mllUoo in taxes to
foreign governments and $10
billion in U.S. federal corporate
taxes.
He said the corporations, by
using legal means. were able to
reduce their lax rates h'om the
statutory rate of 48 percent lo an
average effective rateof 21.2per·
cent.
An effective rate of taxation,
according lo the study, ls a ratio
of federal taxes paid to adjusted
net income before taxes.
Figures provided in the study
showed that General Motors
Corp. had the highest effective
tax r ate, 44.3 percent.
Gloomy Gus Is your spokesman becaufie you and other
Dally Piiot r eadcrR put words in his mouth.
Have you got a pet grievance? Lay it on Gus. Remember to
stick to Issues -no personal attacks .
Just write to Gloomy Gus at the Dally Piiot, Box 1560, Costa
Me a, California 92626.
'111en watch for your Gus. lie appears dally on the editorial
page of tbe Dally Pilot.
He speaks for you, In the
DAILY PILOT
642-4321
Su"«tay. Oc:tc>bef 3, 1976 DAIL y PILOT AS
O~~oultonftanchNowlustaffemory
•1W11UA•~D OtlMO.ty ....
By the tuna ol tbe 20lb Ceol:ury, ~lty •Hcter·tur1ted·rancber Lewb I'. Mowtoo mild mount
hll botM and ride Ule fence line
from L•IWl• Canyootoutb alone
tbe Lacuna Hilla tldse aJ.uaast. to
Staie Wrapap
Dana Point and aever leave bls on property.
lie •M one ot eatl.1 Oranre eouat1'• "blc rour" ludownen.. The oUae" bore tM names Jrn.o.e. O'Neill and Ferster. Tbe
four f amWea alone OWOld more
Ulan 200,000 of ti>• county's
Prop. 14 Foes
Outspend Chavez
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Growers opposed to Prop. 14
have collected nearly four limes as mucb money as Cesar
Chavez so far in the campaign over the November farm
labor initiat.ave.
The (armer-dominated Citizens for a Fair Farm Labor
haw bad collected $995.000 and spent $621,000 as of Sept. 25,
aceording to records ftJed with the secretary ol state's of·
lice.
Chavez, whose United Farm Workers put Prop. 14 on
the ballot, rePorted collecting S2S8,000 and spend.inc $102,000
for the measure through Sept. 25.
Prop. 14 would bar any changes in the stat~·s farm
labor elections law without a new vote of the people. lt
would also write into law the farm labor board's COO·
troversial acces.s rule, allowing union organizers onto
growers' property three times a day.
• Liq11or Price Law Fought
SAN FRANCISCO CAPJ -A liquor store owner whose
license was twice suspended for selling below preset prices
has fiJed a $1.5 million swt seeking an end to fair trade pnc-
mg of liquors and other distilled spin ts in California.
The U.S. District Court suit was riled Friday by Kevm
Moloney who now faces revocation of his license because he
is openly continuiJla discount pricing practices which
caused two earlier suspensions by the state Department or
Alcoholic Beverage Control.
His su.it cJaims that fair trade laws violate the Sherman
Antitrust Act. ''Under the fair trade laws, there is no state
regulation of price," the suit said. "There is merely s tate
enforcement of prices regulated and fixed by manufac-
turers and distillers.
"The fair trade Jaws do not promote the general
welfare, do not serve any purpose within the police powers
of the state.··
• Barrises Protest Jails
OAKLAND <AP) -Wilham and Emil.)' Harns, com
plaming of "intolerable" Jail conditions, have won a pro-
mise from a Judge to inspect the facilities himself
AJameda County Superior Court Judge Alan A l..lndsay
told the Symbion* Liberation Army couple Friday he
would visit their jails within 24 hours.
Tbe two appeared separately at hearings after being in·
dieted Wednesday for the Feb. 4, 1974 kidnaping of Patricia
HearsL
Harris said deputies at the AJameda County Jail in
Oakland, where be is being beld, were looking at his legaJ
correspondence.
His wife, who is being held at the Oakland city jail, said
restrictions on visiting hours, inadequate facilities for legal
conferences and other practices were "intolerable" and
hindered preparation ol her defense.
• T11111tey Hits Hayakawa
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) US. Sen. John Tunney de-
bated a tam-o· shanter perched on a hat rack, while Dr. S.l
Hayakawa campaigned against a man he called "senator
Olp-flop."
Ttre solo debate Friday with the tam-o'-sbanter,
Hayakawa·s symbol, was a new tack for Tunney, and the
Democratic incumbent used it for one of the sharpest
personal attacks of his campaign against lhe Republican
challenger
Tunney told the Press Club of San Francisco that
Hayakawa is "blatantly elitist" and guilty of "1nsensit1ve
and insulting attitudes toward Jewish, black, Japanese and
Mexican-~merican minoriues.
Haya.kawa, meanwhile, repeated charges that Tunney
lacks "iotellectual courage." and be cited nine issues on
which he said TuMey bad voted on both sides of the ques-
tioo. '
• M11rderers Face Senteiaee
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -Two men will be sen-
tenced Oct. 18 for the murder of a 30-year-old school teacher
and her unborn child.
· Joel Holley, 25. and Fred Graves, 23, both of San
Bernardino. were c.-onvicted Thursday on two counts of first.
degree murder In the slaying or Linda Meu.x and her unborn
C'hild in a Highland apartment Jan. 15, 1974. Mrs. Mewr was
six months pregnant when she was strangled and shot to de-
ath
lnvest1gators claimed Mrs. Meux·s husband, Marion,
J)&1d the two men $1,300 to kall his wife so he could collect seo.ooo im1urancc on her life.
However. charges against Meux were dismissed
tx-cause of a lack or evidence, authorities said.
• S n1og l'iolations Found
LOS ANGELES <AP) -County Supervisor Kenneth
Hahn says 1,000 smog violations have been detected at the
Kaiser Steel plant in Fontana.
Hahn said Friday the investigation, now ln Ila final
stages, is being conducted by lbe State Air Resou.n:es
Board. th~ J!;nvironmentaJ Protection Acency and the
Southern California Air Polltrtloo Control District.
The c.-ounty has had jurlsdJctlon over the Kaiser opera-
tion since July of last year, when \t came within the enfotte·
ment area ol the ~ CallfomJa Al• Pollution CootroJ
Dtstrict.
Hahn said the Kaiser plant has put' 'more Pollution Into
lhe air than any other Industry" ln tbe area.
Gt,000 total acres.
Lut, week, the lut traces of the
old Moulton Rancb were erased
foceve with tbe p~hJ&Se of the
rema.inlttg 6, 700 acres by the Mis·
sloo Viejo Com pany. Apart rrom
.the name of a road, a community
tbeater and a water distnct, the
Moult4n name will pass quieUy
into history.
"Louie" Moulton. as hew a." &f·
fertionately known, could never
have lmaalned what would hap..
~ lo his magnificent. 26,000-
Acre spread less lhan 40 ye&r5
at'ttt hQ death ln ta al t.bo aco 20,000 residents. That left. on\~
ot8'. the mlddle section of t.be olcl
1'he northern one-thltd became ranch still in Moulton ramlty
the 18,000.resldent community of • bands unUl lut week.
Lelsure World and the d aoutberamotl a ooo acres OJ .Loul,, noted for bis U°'I ..._ • ··-• assumma wll. probably would """'"ame tho Planned community have chuckled over Utt $15
al Laauna Nlauel. wit.h nearly million price t111 Ml.saion VitJo
~----~--------~~--~--~----~~~~~~~~----------------------~ had to pay forJt!stone-thlrdor lht raMh
o.!1, l'llol St•K -
RANCH SUPERINTENDENT RAY STRIPE CHECKS ON STOCK'S CONDITION
Joplin Ranch Places Youngsters In Environment That PromotH RHponalbllJty
Delinquents Farmed Out
Co unty R anch Challe nges Chief, Youths
By ANNE COOPER
01 '~* O•ilr Pt lot St•lf Nearly every day, seven days a
week for the past 20 years, Ray
Stripe has shown up for work at
5·30 a.m. as superintendent of
Joplin Ranch. an Orange County
treatment facility for delinquent
boys.
"Some folks tell, me I m de-
dicated." Stripe said in an m·
tervlew last week at the Trabuco
Canyon Ranch "It !'I not that I'm
dediealt-tl 1 ·m Jll"t fortunate
enough to be work1n~ iJI <J Joi.> 50
exciting I can't "ail to get back
to 1t ·
Stnpe opened thl' count} rac1h-
ty on Aug. 20. 1956. when there
was not a hui lthn~ or u "at er linL·
on the property
lie and a couple or ass1stanL1;
put up a Quonset hut. accepted
some boys and together began
the development of what is today
an extens ive. self-contained
therapeutic commuruty.
At present. the ranch houses
about 50 to 60 boys at a time, for
s tays averaging s ix months .
Most boys, ranging in age from
15 to 17. are not first-time offen·
ders when juvenile court sends
them to the ranch
Generally. they have been
through le!-s s tructured pro·
grams before they are placed at
Joplin.
Stripe compared Joplin as a
therapeutic com muruly for delin·
quents to a s anatorium for
tuberculosis pallent.s. If a person
has TB. he is sent away for treat·
ment. mcluding rest, clean air.
sunshine and antibiotics, Stripe
said.
Joplin offers a delmquent cer·
tam comparable remedies, in-
cluding a standard to live by,
meanlngful things lo do. counsel-
ing by people who care and.
perhaps most important, accoun·
labillty to lbe commuruty for
their actions.
Among the tas ks are trades
taught by journeyman
tradesmen in the areas of con·
atruction, agriculture, cooking
and auto mechanics. The boys
SUPERINTENDENT
Ray Stripe
by the county superintendent of
schools . The average youth
placed at Joplin is behind in
academic skills. often because he
has a history of absenteeism
The goal of the four teachers
and the principal. said Stnpe, is
to give each boy the most positive
experience possible. so that he
knows he can succeed. Great em-
phasis is placed on indivlduaUzed
instruction in basic skills.
"A boy who can't read well or
can't fill out forms has been
cheat ed," s aid S tripe.
"Everytime he applies for a job
or a dnver's license, be s uffers
terrible embarrassment "
In reading, as in other areas,
Stripe 11aid parents should take a
more active role with their
children. Parental responsibility
ex1ends well btyond infancy, to
t.he Point a child has learned to
stand on his own and accepts ac-
countability for his behavior.
'Tm klnd of on the kid~' side,"
he admitted. "Most parents are
marvelous people. but they get
careless about their chUdren
they let things get away from
lhem.
"When Tommy needs atten-
tion, he should be given attention
right now. not when Daddy's
finished reading the paper. It
isn't enough to say we are con·
cemed about our chUdren. We
have to show them we mean it."
Stripe often sees Joplin alum-
nj, e\'en men whose time at the
ranch dates back as long as 20
years They have gone on lo
vanous occupations. including
professional careers as well as
trades first learned al Joplin.
One man flew in from his pre-
sent home in Boise, Idaho, to con-
sult with Stripe on problems he
was having with his own young
son
"Didn't you learn anything
while you were here!" Stripe de-
manded. "Give that boy some
time. Listen to what he ls trying
to tell you."
The chastened father reported
back that be has applied Stripe
technique with gratifying re-
sults.
"No circumstance is an excuse
to rail," Stripe said. "What we
try to show the boys while they're
here ls that success follows sound
thinking and decision making.
We want them to experience that
process here, to break the failure
habit.
"We do not spend time at
Joplin discussing how come," he
said. "If I am stuck in the mud. I
don't need someone telling me I
should have taken another road. I
need help to get out of the mud.
.. lt 's the same with these boys.
They need tools to emancipate
themselves. The stay at Joplin Is
like a rest cure for the TB pa-
tient. His doctor can't guarantee
he'll never be sick again, but he's
been given a chance. Healing has
taken place.·'
SAYS -
His "tdow . Neille Gall
Moulton. u11ed to dcllAht in retell·
lna a story that typifled the way
her hU¥band acquired hi vast
botdinca.
She said he rose early one day.
as was bis habit. and pWJed on
his finely-tooled boots for a day of
cbeckin& fences from boneback.
When Louie failed to ride ln-.
Ute customary hour of 5:30
p.m., there was some concern for
his safety. Finally, at 8 p.m., he
came home barefoot.
Mrs. Moulton said her busban4
had met a Mexican homesteader
working 350 acres oC land at the
lower end of Salt Cr~k. near th~
present-day site or Niguel Beach
Park. The Mexican admired the
rancher's fancy boots and, after
some conversation. s wapped
Moulton straight across -the
rancher's boots for his land.
Moulton instructed his wife to
hang onto the land after be died,
saying it could some day bring as
much as SSO an acre. She sold it
before her death for $15.000 an
acre.
Historians make 1t clear t~
boots-for-land swap was right in
character with L. F . Moultoq.
As a young man of 22. he
rounded Cape Horn and landed io
Orange County. Born into a fami-
ly of doctors and lawyers living
in Boston and Chicago. Moulton
yearned for the adventur~
California had to offer.
Saddleback Valley historian
Clara Mason Fox said Moult.on
tried sbeep ranching in Orange
County for a while but worked hls
way up to San Francisco as a
meat handler and shipper.
Within a s hort time, he re·
turned to Orange County. leas~
som~ land from Judge J E.
Bacon of San Juan Capistrano
and started raising sheep again
When Bacon died. Moultoo
bought his land and started build·
ing an empire in the Saddleback
Valley.
By 1895, Moulton owned 19,500
acres in the valley area, bavine
purchased the El Sobran~
Ranch from C.B. Rawson pl115
other smaller holdings. He weqt
into a brief partnership with
French expatriate Jame,i
Daguerre and formed the
Moulton Company. eventually
building his holdings to their
peak.
The core or the Moulton Ranch
was the 13,300-acre Rancho
Niguel, first granted to Juan "El
Rico" Avila of San Juan
Capistrano by the Mexican gov-
ernment in 1842. The old rancho
had been broken up into multiple
ownerships but was reunited In
its entirety by Moulton and
Daguerre
lt was the las t of the county's
great ranchos to remain intact
under one owner.
Upon Daguerre's death.
Moulton gradually turned his
land over from sheep to cattle
and the simple "LM " brand
signified some of the finest
Hereford s in Southern
California.
Valley his torian Mrs. 'Fox
notes that Moulton look Nellie
Gail, daughter of another pioneer
area family, as his wife in 1908.
At the age of 53, he was coo·
siderably her senior.
Mrs. Fox said Moulton was
always friendly and unfailingly
kind and generous.
"In his later years, he was una·
ble to gel about over the ranch
but. he accepted conditions wllh
surprising cheer, always ready
for a chat with anyone. telUog
many humorous anecdotes. llll·
sisting all who came for aid but
not lelllng even• his left haod
know about it." she wrote.
She also notes that, while he
was a deeply religious man who
attended church regularly,
Moulton never "paraded hiA feel·
lnga" In front of others.
• •
see the fruits of their labor in
ranch buildings, food on the ~ble
and ranch vehicles. including a •
working fire eoglne, which helps •
keep ranch insurance rates low. • ··euY A NEW FIAT AND • ... Another vital aspeet of ranch 111
Ure 11' the high school, operat-ed • ~======~~~~~==~==~==~====~==============~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-!! I WILL FURNISH THE GAS
FOR THIS CAR FOR THE
REST OF THE YEAR."
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NATIONALLY KNOWN SPEED READING
COURSE TO BE TAUGHT IN I RVINE
lrvlne (SPEC ) -Golden Stale
Reading Lab will otter a 4 wedt
course m speed reading to a limited
number of quallfltd people in the
Irvine area.
Th.as rt'<'ently developed method or instruct.Jon costs less than "' the tuition of similar courses and is the most innovative and effective program 11v11ilable in t.hc Uruted
States.
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then this course 1s an absolute
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ore reading 20-30 limes faster
aualrun& speeds that approach 6000
words per mmute Our average graduate should
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rompletion of the rourse with marked improvem e nt tn
eompre.heasion and ~tratlon.
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Rights of Dying
~"') Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. probably bad some
\conlllcts with hll) Jesuit conscience when ht a!gned
California's histonc nght-to-dtc bill late last week.
Whatever eccleiabtical conslderatlons may have
bttn involved, it was the proper action. The bill
becomes law Jan I
The legis lation was prompted, of COUJ"5&, by the
case of Karen Anne Quinlan, the youn1 New Jersey
woman who is s t1U in a coma alter more than a year.
That case focused the nation's attenllon on whether
an HI person s hould be kept alive by arW1clal systems
when there is no hope of recovery.
The new California law will not permit parents,
relatives or spouses to make lhe determination.. Only
patients themselves will be allowed to sign papers
enabling doctors to let them <lie with clignity.
So. ironically enough, the California law-first in
the nation -would not have applied in the Quinlan
case. But the tragic plight of the Quinlans did provoke
enough e motion and thought to produce this reason-
able and compassionate Jaw.
To those who oppose the bill's philosophy on re-
ligious or moral grounds, we would remind that only
the person involved can make the right-to-die choice.
That is a personal deci~ion each of us is properly en-
titled to make according to his own beliefs and
conscience.
Sinking Ship
Scrap the Queen Mary?
How could s uch a thought be considered? Who
rould allow this majcsijc queen or the seas to die such
m ignoble death?
WeJJ. distasteful or not. the City or Long Beach
.
bad better st a rt thirWn~ about swallowing the big-
gest mouthluJ of prlde in 1la history and admit that ll.$
expensive and consp!cuous wlute elephant l.sn't golna
to make it.
No one wanted it that way. Wht n the Queen Mary
sailed tr1umpbanlly up lhe California coast.line to
berth in her permanent home nearly 10 years ago, It
was a prideful moment for both her American and
English admirers. ·
Thousands o! private boats swarmed the seas
around her as the mighty liner p~pared lo retire with
dignity. She would be a fine hotel and a tourist attrac-
tion that would reap fame and pront for the City of
LongBHch.
Now, nearly a decade later, we tnow it isn't going
to tum out that way. The Queen Mary dre'lll. a million
visitors the first year it was opened: this sear the
figure will be 500,000 and unless something
miraculous occurs it will continue to go down at the
rate of perhaps 100,000 a ~ar.
This year the Queen Mary will cost the City of
Long Beach $2 million, says Aeling City Manager
Robert Creighton.
And to that add her original $3.5 million cost, an
acknowledged $69 million in refurbishing and site
costs (it was probably more) by Long Beach and
private firms. Then add the prospect of continued
losses in years to come.
The Long Beach City Council considered shutting
down the Queen Mary this summer. but abandoned
that idea after learning the city would face up to $30
million in breach of contract suits from the hotel and
concession operators aboard.
Jt's a shame, but the scrap heap seems to be the
only place left for the Queen Mary. There's no sup-
portable argument for maintaining her as a tourist at-
traction.
Frayed Ideological Collar Takes a Beating
NEWTON, Mass. -Fat.her
lobert Drinan, Society ol Jesus,
he only priest in C.ongress, is
idgety and vehement these days
'lecause he's in a tough race for
·e-election.
After years or running against
uch devils as the Vietnamese
v a r ,
Vale rgate,
Hebard ll.
~ixon, the
·:IA and the
~et, even
oore ghoulish
• gres race
Lim -bread-
•nd -bulter
10litical is-
ues.
His consistent YOtes acaiDst
• nilitary spending. bis disintenst
n economic issues affed.ing bis
Ualrict, his boredom with ~
•enue·sharing, have caused
>emocratic mayors to defect.
Fill 'e r
The great Amtrican Dream is
1bo11t to be rrallzed : a
iaUoowidc chain of Colonel Taco
lade MacDonald's Fast Service
:enters. The ebain will be the
ltst to orter a mu.saie parlor
'OIDbined with a r ree car wash.
"With the growth ol lndividuol·
y owned mauage parlors :lC!'o/..:->
he country."
1xpluln,;
•11irefreneur
'II ton
iaberdasb,
ho fiDancial
.ri.tard behind
be project,
'it became in-
•vitable that
1ome large
·orporatlon
#00.ld step lo and take over this
l ucrative buslness wHh
>tandardiled. nationally ad-
~ed. franchised out.lets.
''.My only eontributkln was to
Jdd a free car wash to forestall
competition."
Haberdash is being for too
-nod~t. The !tee car wasb is but
J 1mall part of Wa Great
.\mertcan DT~am.
and made Drinan vulnerable to
defeat.
Moreover, Drinan is in a head-
to-head race for the first time,
and woa't benefit from his dis-
trict's Republican (18 percent)
and Independent (41 percent)
vole being split between two op-
ponents, as it bas in past elec-
t.ions.
SO DRINAN warm against
goblins, denounces "Gerald
Raadololt Ford" and claims the
weU-ti.nanced .. radical right"
ha targeted him fordel~t.
Adu ally, Drinan, who always
rar outspent his challengers, has
raised $UO,OOO to date, some sa.ooo more than his liberal
Republican opponent, Arthur
llasoa.
Maoa.. 35, claims his coalition
of Republicans, Democrats and
Independents, wants a "pro-
blem-solving" congressman, not
( Tn:cu)
a ri ghteous ideolog ue, to
represent Massachusetts' Fourth
District.
"Drinan votes again.st employ-
ment programs, was late in try-
ing to s ave Fort Devens, und
when unemployment is high
here, he votes to raise con-
gressional salarie\," Mason
charges. "In Congress, he is
viewed as one who only
represents the fringe of his party.
He's not practical."
MASON, WHO is Jewis h, loves
to attack Drinan's anti-defense
votes, claims he will score with
Jewish voters the way Pat
Moynihan did in New York. 'Tm
Moynihan," he says. "and
Up Facetiously
( ARTHOPPE J
and·blu•strlped arch over a row
of 1u pumps where the motorist
can fill hla tank while selectlnj!
an attractive young car hop to
join him on his free trip through
The Bubble Machine. ("Hot Wax
-$1 Extra.">
Once the car hop bu bopped in·
to hls car, a chain i.s booked totbe
froot ule and the car ls draged
into the machine. At the tntrance
a box on the wall asks, "Your or-
der, please, foodwise?"
TBESP ECIALTY,Otcourae, ls
the standard Colonel Taco Jack
MacSack. This consist. or a
F'rencb-frted hamburger stuffed
with cotton candy, wrapped in a
taco, dipped in "Tbe Secret
SaUtt" (catsup, mayonnaise and
soft ice t' ream), aJ><t served in a
rlghl-whlte-and-blue·strlped
p.lasUc sack. It. will be waiUna.
piping hot. wbcn the Cll' emeries
from the other end of the
machine.
lleanwhJJe, many uclUn'
Wnp· are Coin.I OD Inside the
rar. Jl'os' a•mJ>le thin'• pro-
feulonal football r•f\lftl OD oortatM telerilton. "We~
we can gas, rub, wash and feed.
2163 customers an hour at each
franchise d outlet," said
ll•berdash. The profit potential
ls enormout.
"We bad some initial pro-
blems, such as bow to attract
women customers. nut we'll
solve that by simply leavinl( lbe
wlndow1J of lbelr cars rolled
down so that they'll get a
shampoo and set.
"For pedestrians we'll haYe a
car rental agency ($San hour and
12 cents a fool) at the entrance.
And for those who pre{er orgies,
we'll orfer charter busel.
"As for our commerdals, wo
haven't decided between 'You
\t~ a break today' and cPact ai> tbo kids, crank up lbe car .
RA.BKKDASB was aired I! a
standardiied chain of massage
parlors wouldn't take a bit of ex-
citement and adventure out of
the Great American Drdm.
"Who wants excitement and
adventure'!" he asked with a
1bru•· "The succeu of
standardlud, laat..ervtt-e cbalnl
provea the Great Americ.n
Drum .. koowtna e:uctb' •bat
JOQ're (oiq to lel and~ It
O"lt:r wltb u quit'kl.1 as oOAS· ble." ..
Drinan is Bella Abzug. tr '.\~
don·t have strong defense, '.\C
won't have a strong Israel."
As an infantry captain in Viet·
nam. Muon won the Silver Star
for rescuing several wounded
comrades in a m idnight fire.fight
during the 1968 Tel offensive
Consequently. he is popular with
veterans groups here.
He is fnendly and ea.s) gomg,
as contrasted with the high
strung, abrasive Drinan. and
gets a far better reception white
campaigning. Mason bas pressed
Drinan for television de bates .
but so far, tbe only joint
appearance scheduled won't be in
Crontof cameras.
Drinan's advocacy of Israel
and Soviet Jewry gives him good
credentials with the Jewis h com·
munity. His strong civil hb
ertarian record aJso belps him
with Jewish voters.
SOME OF Drinan's actions
amount to blemishes on this re-
cord. In 1971, after hearing
privileged testimony from an un·
dercove r agent for th e
Massachusetts state police.
Drinan r evealed his name and
olhers to a university audience.
and thus blew tbeir cover.
Fellow members of the House
Internal Security Committee
were miffed at Drinan for this
breach of confidence.
ln 1973, Drinan gave the press
the names of an mmate and a
parolee from New York's Attica
prison who had been subpoenaed
to testify in executive session
ahcmt r evolutionary influence in
prisons
THE INMATE, angered that
tus hfe was now in danger, wrote
Drinan a scalding letter and
'owed to testify anyway. After be-
ing chastised, Drinan finally
apologized to the committee for
his misdeed.
This year, two Drinan fund-
raising telle rs charged that
Mason was "closely associated
with Nixon counsel Charles
Colson," thus s uggesting a scan·
dalous coonection. Mason, who
worked io the same law firm with
Col son , explained that he
represented him in one action.
"When I was at Boston
College law school," Mason ex-
plained, "Father Drinan taught
us every person has a right to
counsel, and every lawyer should
be ready to offer adequate de-
fense. I am sure that Father
Ori nan still agrees with that."
Mason cannot run against a
priest's collar -that's too much.
lie can only grit hls teeth when
Drinan publicly intones: "If the
charge is that I am morally over-
quall!ied for the job or U S. COO•
gressman, then I plead guilty.''
Drinan once said <:ongress is a
moral power. and then again, he
once said lhat while abortion
"is immoral. I won't let my cons-
cience set in the way of how I
vote."
Conseque ntly, he has the
bizarre record or voling against
each and every errort to deny
federal funding of abortion, ex-
cept one; by voting with the
"pro-lirers" last week he only
angered them.
''He's disgusting," says Judy
Brown, a Right-to-We official,
"because that vole was a
political move to make his constJ.
tuents think he's changed his
mind. His whole record is pro-
aborlion."
Recently, a young woman stu·
dent confronted Drinan at a
public meet in g al Boston
College, and said before TV
cameras, .. Father. I'm not hap-
py with your position on abor-
tion."
Drinan snapped back that she
should check into his opponent's
views.
"But at least he's not a priest,"
the student said. With that.
Orinan stalked from the hall,
crying out, "There are no votes
here"
Drug Users Subsidized
The name Susan Barnes is fi c-
titious but everything else about
this story Is true. Susan is 27,
single, a college dropout and
lives in the eastern seclion of
Philadelphia. She is unemployed
and is qualified for weUare pay.
men ts, f oo d stam ps and
Medicaid.
Llke many thousand.'I or other
young people, Susan used to have
a serious drug
problem. She
has now
switched
from hard
druas. from
heroin, LSD
and cocaine to
"softer"
druf s like
Va 1um.
Seconal,
Nembutal, Librium, TuinaJ and
Quaalude.
She ls legally able to get these
drup on prescripUon from doc-
tors wh<> aend their bills to the
state or Pennsylvania, which also
picks up the tab for the drugs.
If Susan Barnes wanted to take
advantage of all the loopholes In
the law, she could make herself a
bundle. She could go ton doien or
more different doctors each day,
get a f1.1Uul of separate prescrip·
lions for drues and then proceed
to seU them in the drui under·
p-ound.
INCREDIBLE AS It may
seem, there are no Jaws in Pen·
osylvanla that prohibit an In·
dividuaJ rtom obtaln1ni multiple
drug prescriptions, or doctors
from wnUn1 these prescription~
wholesale. or pharmacists from
fllllnl the pretcrtptloos.
Many thouaands d drug users
work the ayatcm for everything it.
la worth. Many of them are not
only unemployed but unemploya-
ble. SI.nee IOclety doesn't want
them to turn to crime in OC"der to
1et mooe1 ror clnlo. their~
habit t. aublldhed.
Pb.Jllciana a.re bdDI paid by
tbe tup.,.n to pnMdo pre.
' t
[
NORMAN J
COUSINS
scriptions for drugs which may
not be as dangerous as heroin but
are nonetheless habit.forming
and harmful. The promise is to
get on the "ravy train by fillin~
these prescnptions.
lt would be easy to direct all
our indignation against the
young people who are exploiting
the attempt of American society
to apply humane policies toward
lt~ problem citlicns.
BUT EVEN more deserving or
pubhc censure are the physicians
who are 11haming their prnft'!lslon
by capitalizing on the Inability of
t1oc!ety to devise a workt1ble way
of dealing with drug dependent.II.
According to reports, some d~
tors make hundreds or thousands
of dollars a year by building a
practice largely out of drug-
dependent lndlgenla
In some lnstuoccs the time s1~nt by doctors with cnc.'h pa·
tlent may he no more than two or
three minutes. for which they
usually collect $10 per visit.
11 lt unfair to accuse these doc-
right to expect that the medical
profession, which bol~ such an
honored place in society, would
find ways of dealing with its
members who feel they can
violate every d ecency just so
long as they t echnically stay
within the law.
What we have here is ootjust a
mammoth rlpofr but a com·
prehensive cop·out. Everyone is
trying to gel out from under. It.
begins with the idea lbat you deal
with drug dependents by convert-
ing their disability into a way or·
llfe. This leads to the not.ion that
you keep them from becominr<
crlminala by buying them of!.
It ends by Invol ving tragically
the whole of society in a 1ame oC
self-deception. The underlylnl(
theory, apparently, ls that tho
best way for society to meet its
obU1at1ons Is to keep them from
exploding. U this la not a cop-out,
I doo't know what ls.
A great deal hu been said
about the folly or appeasement In
world affalr1. The wont form of
appeasement ts acll-deccl)Uon.
OAANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
tors of deliberately catering to R•rl N. Wtt'd. P11h1Wttr
tho dru1 trade? The record TIW>f'n4• Ktrull, Eduor
shows that they hen& out their Barbero Krlibkh.
ahlngles In depressed areas F:dflorlalPagr f:dltOf'
where they are readily acceasi· The editorial pa.ie ot tht> 0111ly
ble to weltare patients in search Piiot seeks t(l inform nnd ol "highJ" at the public expense. stimul11te readers by pres..,Unii
ls there no answer to the pro-on th111 page dlver~c-c-ommf'nlAry
blem of American citizens who on topics of interest by syndlcat.-
bavetcome physical, emotional ((f rolum'l ilta and cartoonist.~. by provldlni :i forum for ffadcra' and cooomlc cripples lll'lely \·1«'"'5 11nd by prtscntang this
because o( drugs 7 It is difficult to n<'"''5PllJ>4'T''s opi nlon11 end Idea,;
believe that tho ooly way to deal M curTcnt topics. The edltm1al
with this rroblem is by scatter· opinion!! of th e Oally Pilnt Appear
Ing dol ars all over tho nntytntht~ltoriatcolunlnatthe
landscape. top of th~ PAICl'· Opinions ex-
p~t'd IJ)' the columnists and
TUE CURIOUS notion ap· cartoonis..,.11ndlrttrrwntersare lher o"'•n and no endonement ol parently exi11tl that ll something thC'lr ,,rws by the Dlitr l"lot
i.s se.riously wron1. lhe fint tbinl should be 111rer~.
to do ls to legalize it. Sund o ber 3 At the ver1 lust, we haTe tho ' ___ a_y_, _ct_o __ • m_s_,
r
Risk's Very High
WASKIN C TON Preaidenl
· Ford bl untty wuned coa·
,.re&alo nal
leaden thl•
wetk that the
Alt.emative to
Secretary of
State Henry
Klulnier'll
Afr ic an
diplomacy
could be a
bloody racial
war.
With Kl11in1er fi.lllna in the de·
\lil1. the Pre&ident eJcplalned
behind A:loaed door.a that be had no
options except ''lo procffd u we
did or to face foreign lnterferenee
and a bloody controntallon · ·
According to confidentlal .
I minutes of the meeting, the Preti
dent &tressed that ''the n sk to our j n•1otiatl.ons was very high,"
Kiaslnger echoed that the "sltua·
tJoo might eo out of C<lfttrol" by
the end of the year. "During the
rainy seuon," he added
UNLESS T llE United States
s tepped lo to resolve the
Rhodesian crisis now, he said, the
·'insurgent forces in the front
line (black) countries would in
time exceed <Rhodesia's ) con-
ventional forces "
~ACK ANDERSON]
K.li1tnttr, Ju.at bade from stull
cllnt betw"n black &Dd wblt•
leaders Ln Alrtca, aaid he toak
fthodelfa'a Prime Mlnister Jan
Smith a&ide after t.bc formal dis· euulON for a lOY&h, "priva~ l~mlnut.etalk."
Smith "would bavepre!en'ed to
accept the PRINCJPL.£ of ma
jorlty nale." u ld Kluin1er
Smith wu lrYlDI to draw a floe
semantlc line, but Kisaln1er
wouldn't let blm cet away Wlth 1t
"We had to have his ACCEP·
'rANCE ol majority l"Wo." ssaJd
the Secretary
HE GOT IT. Now the "baa
denier ls to prevent bard linen in
Rhodesia and 1uerriJlu in other
couotrle& from blowing lbe agree
ment," hua1d.
Kis5inger told bow h e
walked lbe diplomatic tightrope
1.0 Africa. Because Rhodesia 1s
still technically a British colony.
be explained. the British m ust
play "the visible role." The Unit·
ed States "has no tecal standing.
The United Kingdom does."
Black leaders also had objected
strenuous ly to meetin& with
Smith and lus colleques lM&de ot
Rboduia KL1sln.1er teaolved the
lmbro1llo by wa~ a "•ub-
11.anUaJ a~reement ' not to mHt
ln ''Rhodu iaor l.undon "
The ~rtJes involved, be a&Jd.
would 1atber lo G.ueva or
elM in Uvto1ston, Zambia, on the
Rbodetlan border
AS A condlUon OI submtssaon
to cnajonty rule, K..wiqe.r aald.
SmJlh bad demanded lhal Unii.d
Natlona economtc sanctions
aialnst his country be Wled at on
ce. The U s .. BnUSh plan, said
K.isalnaer. calls for Rhodesia's
eventual black prime minister
"to press In the U N for llf\lna the sanctions."
To help the white supremactsl
government make the transition
lo black r ule , Ki5Singer said,
would cost about Sl 3 billion over
the next rt veto te n years.
"Our contribution could be $300
or $400 million." he s&Jd. Then he
added hopefully · "We'd like to
see a lot o( It through private in
vestment channels "
President Ford was guardedly
optimistic. "We're a Joni wliy
from a final conclusion," he said,
"but we've made substantial pro-
gress and we're going to keep at it .•.
Pressure Groups Invite More /merest
Are the Parties Over?
WASHJNGTON, D C -No na·
lion on earth gives more public1·
ty to election campaigns than the
United Slate&. Paradoxically,
however , ll ho'ckingly Cew
Americans are preparing to rush
to the polls in Nov_tmber.
Our te levision screens are
clogged with party convention!!
and de bates
between can
dldates. a nd
o ur n e 'A &
papers bulge
with the mosl
trivial details
o n t h e
persooallt1es
involved. We
are affronted
by bumpe r
s tickers , billboards and th11t
peculiar American item. the
political button.
But in contrast to Western
Europe and J apan. where as
many as 90 percent of e!Jgible
citizens vote, the S turnout an
1972 was less than 55 per cent
And according to a survey r<'
cenUy conducted by Peter D
Hart Associates. a Waslungton
research or ganization, only a
m i n o rit y o f v o ti ng.a ge
Americans may cast ballol' 1n
the Corthcoming election
TIIUS TH [ new President wall
have been chosen by barely a
quarter o( the electorate -a fai r·
ly dismal showing for a country
that prides itself on having a
model of representative govern
ment.
As can be expect ed, our
political truants ore mosUy the
underprivile ged who distrust
aovernment in general and pohts
clans lD particular. The Hart
study found, though, lhat lhe
ranks 1n the nonvoteNI are being
swell~d significantly by well·
educated, affluent Americans
whoacom the polltlcal proce~s.
In part, I think , Amencans
have traditionally token a casual
attitude t o ward c leclion11
because' nrter two centuries of
political ~tabllity, they op
t1misUcally believe thul U S in·
atJtution~ will somchow function
whttcver happeM
To prow• this <'Dll<'. they cari
point ln lhl' Wateri.:ntt' nfrair. 1n
STANLEY
KAR NO\\'
wru cb Richard Nixon was ousted
through con s titutional pro -
cedures that did not require the
a ctive in vol ve me nt of the
citizenry
THIS O UTLOOK dafter ~
radically from thot of E uro
peans, who are deeply concerned
by the legitimacy of government
because they ho ve experienced
so many revolutions and die
1alorsh1ps
As a French friend of mine
noted not long ago, ··tr we had had
a Watergate scandal, there would
ha\'e been riots in the streets and
tanks rolling down the bouleva rds
of Paris." .
Another factor that dampens
the enthusiasm or Americans for
elections, it seems to me. is the
strong influence of pressure
groups that opera te outside
classic political channels.
Workers s triving lo sot1sfy
their arievances rely less on
politicians than on labor unions
that. unlike those an Europe, are
not affi liated with politic a l
parties.
Simalarl)', militant consumers
'l..•t m• b•n by ..-ylng I"'"
•~lnlf gun aontrolaf'
depend on advocates like Ralph
Nader, and gun buffs have a
voice in the National Rifle As·
soclatlon.
EVEN MORE important. as
Harva rd Profes sor Seymour
Martin Lipset suggests. Is the
fact that movements rather than
parties have traditionally played
a major role in bnnging about
change in t he United States.
The drive against slavery in
lhe mid· 19th century. for 1n
stance. was sparked by the aboh
tionists , and women won voling
rights as a result of the suf
fragettes I doubt that politicians
would have turned against the
V\etnam war had it not been for
lhe peace movement
Growth or electoral abstinence
stems from this tradition. for
many America ns are so im·
passioned by special issues, such
as race relations or ecology or
law and order . that they cannot
bring themselves to vole for
either of the two parties -which
would mean, in their estimation.
compro mis in g with their
particular principles
Thetr response. consequently.
is to boycott the polls. even
though they may lack any other
means of expression. Cn short,
they are frustrated rather than
apathetic
IT lS ARGUED that the only
hope for awakening Americans
to a fresh political consciousness
1s to reconstruct the sort of coal1
l io n c reated by Franklin
Roosevelt, who united southern
conservatives and northern pro·
gressives in a broadly based
Democratic Party.
But that coalition emerged
from Roosevelt's extraordinary
skill in persuading rivals within
his party to bury their d If
ferences. and from the economic
crisis that made solidarity im·
peratlve
Neither Gerald Ford nor Jam ·
m y C arter has Roosevelt's
talent. Nor Is this a time of stress
(or Ame ricans My guess .
therefore, is tha t party politics In
America will continue to erode.
and Americans abstaining ls
la r gely a s ymptom of that
erosion
Sunday October 3. 1976 OAll.YPtl OT 117 • .
Future Step: Ascent or Obsolescence? '
Give Mind a Stretch
By C.utOL MOORE
Of-D•1l1 ..... ~
"It'• Ume we stopped lookina
al lmowled1e pockets and nuea
Ln tht 1awo101 cap between
humanities and ldtoce." nld
Dr. Lamar Hill. aetl.Dc dean ol
1peetal prosram and aaoc:lat.
proleuor or history at UC Irvine.
·'There's a meaaurable
peycboJo1iuJ and bioloelcaJ in·
stinct toward lnqulry, but lf ~
pie don 't le.,n about SU
mecbanlca, they will be frv.sl.ra\·
ed. There must be room for
spec:ulaUon."
Toward thls challenge, he Is
t"OOrdlnalinl a rilm·lerture s~u
for UCl Extension, based on the
late Jacob Bro nows lt t 's
landmuk. "Tbe AscentolMan "
EJgbl professors from varied
discipline s will carry
&ronowski 's impetus a step
further as they dillcuss the issues
from perspectives of their cur·
rent research.
FOR INSTANCE, a com·
parative literature speelal.ial will
addre11 the issue of political
power , referr i ng to
Wordsworth's r omantic poetry.
And a tbeoretica1 physicist will
explore harmonics, with vis·
ual projections that show a
trimgular sound.
Dr. Hill met Brooowski about
eight years ago and recalls:
"The 'Ascent' Wms were
partially finished and being
shown in England. Bronow11U
hoped that they would not be
viewed as a culmination but as a
gadfly.
"He s aid, 'Tbe job won't really
be done until people in those
fields aet angry. lake exception
and go on from there. keepinl in
mind the fusion or science and
humanities.·
"Most all or our lecturers have
come from a liberal arts back-
ground io their specialty and
they welcome this opportunity
for conjecture."
Oil. IDLL will moderate The
Long Childhood, the last of the
7p.m. sessions from Oct Ho Nov
29 In Humanities Hall.
"We have come a long way but
oot that fu when you consider
our potential Jr we decouple
humanities and sciences, we run
lhe ri11k that tbe next step or man
OR. LAMAR HILL
woo 't be an ascending ooe,'' be
said.
Noting that cataclysauc pro-
blems are generally put or! or
considered only academically,
Dr. Hill suggested a merging of
what be called the cosmic and
people levels.
"It's unreasonable lo put th~
overload on s cientists or lo leave
life-and·deatb situations up to
doctors.·· he explained. "Yet.
medicine is the field wbere we
expect the most certainty t.oday.
People want lo know exactly
what they have and bow soon
they will be cU}"ed."
Dr. Hill mentioned ethics m the
corporate world as anot.b~ ex·
ample of bow problems could be
more easily ans wered by a
liberal arts educatiom and a
quesUonin1 behavior.
"IT'S EQUALLY important
tor a graduate to be trained to do
a job as well as be on a job, know-
ing bow lo deal with fellow
workers,'' he ex plained.
"lf businesses orfered more m·
ternships for job experience.
then students could indulge more
in the study or poetry and
philosophy
•'They would arn ve in bell.er
mental s hape and catch on
quicker when lbey are partnctt<I
with someone who ls used lo the
office procedure. Both would
beneftt from the ucbanae of
knowled1e.
"The moon landing wu • alanl
1tep tor mankind, but so was the
bulldinl or a cathedral many
centurtea a10 wben such 1pirea
reached unlma1lnable belabtt
"Each project was •
coaleacenco or talent, dilf\cull
work with Iota of mlttakes.
Research and dtvelopmenl ~re
there but lhe m achlne.ry wu less
aophlsUcated
"GIVEN WHAT they bad. ••Cb
people dld a s pectacular job.
They went beyond what see.med
possible, the same way an
athlete stretches for a record."
To insure contlnuina achieve
ments, Dr. Hill enumerated
three fail-safe points: etrectlve
communicatio n . hi1torical
literacy and philosophy.
"We can't communicate where
we are unless we appreelate
where we come from and have
the imagination to see f\lture im·
plications," he said
"The deepest morass of Viet·
nam was not • political or economk issue. We simply did
not know who they were.
"THEY WERE a faceless.
foreign little people and we
thought we could tell them bow to
run their affairs. We learned
about their internal values the
hard way."
Dr. Hm dismisses trendy civic
projects in favor of studyint bow
the modern state emeraed. what
replaced each phase and why
some people were able lo cope
better than others.
"That's much more useful and
satisfyine than concentrating on
a current topic that will only be
relevant for a few mooths," he
added.
Another distressing aspect to
the professor is the high school
freshman's insistence on choos·
a.ng bisownschoollng.
"Al that age, there's little or no
basis for making such important
Judgments . And scr@mble re·
gistration is a survivafof the fit. tt$l. ..
Hardly an indication that
humanity's next step will be
as<'endin!l
Everything But Jonah?
Things I L.eamed While En Route
to Li>oking Up Other Thmgs
That the oddest "m useum"'
1n the world is the public col·
lection of the Fishing Research
Institute in Vladivostok. Russia.
"'·bich exhibits an incred ible
variety o( objects removed from
whales' stomachs -includin1Z
the propeller of an airplane
-That drops of water can be
sustained In the atmosphere in
temperatu res as low a s 40
degrees below zero F.
-That a radio signal "probe"
from Arcturus, a star 36 light
years away from us. may have
been circling the earth lot the
past 11,000 years
-THAT T H E g reates t
technological advances since
World War ll have been made In
the field of weap onry
(Nothing in the civilian field has
proceeded with such speed, skill.
or rate or development.)
That the full record shows
Nixon paid only $792 ln federaJ in
come tax on ao adJusted gross in·
come of 1262,942 to 1!170; he paid
only $878 on a n adjusted gross In·
come of $262.384 in 19?1; and in
19?2 <the year an IRS computer
sianaled a n "abnormal" reature
(SYDNEY HA RRIS )
an his return) he paid $4,298 on an
a d j us ted gr o ss income of
$268,777.
-THAT HONEY wu used by
lhe ancient Egyptians as an
embalming Ouid, and also was
the only sweetening agent known
in Biblical times up to lhe Middle
Ages. when sugar was fi rst ac·
cesslble on European druggists'
shelves as a costly medicinal.
-That one of the principal re·
asons (ignored by the rubes>
New York Is broke is that it an-
nuaJly sends about $14 billion in
taxes lo Washington and gets on-
ly $2 billion in return. (Put that ln
your corncob and smoke It.)
-That if 90 percent of our
court cases were n'>t kept from
going to tri31, by one slippery
means or a nother, both our
courts and our prisons would be
flooded beyond all hope of
operation.
-That des pite incr eased
educational opportunities and
higher educational attainment
levels, the number of unskill ed
laborers aged 16 to 24 has in·
creased by a half.million in the
last 20 years, while the number or
older worke ra has shrunk by that
amount.
That some 100,000 dolphins '
drown lo death each year In the ·
oceans. ·
That , in Marseille. when
motor vehicles other than tax.is
and bUJ1es were banned for a
short time, carbon monoxide
rates fell from 18 to 3 ppm.
-That James Madison, who
drafted the First Amendment
(asauring freedom of religion,
s peech, and assembly), con-
sidered it to be "the essential dif·
fuence between the British gov·
ernment and the American
ConsUtulion."
-THAT AS the median age of
lhe U.S. population continues to
rise. one out of every fi ve
Americans may expect to spend
at least some time in a nursing
home bed · •
-Thal almost before the ink
had dried on the First Amend·
ment. the Allen and Sedition A ctR
wer e adopte d by the U.S
Congres~. wh ich feared the
"radical'' itle85 of lhe French
Revolution might imbvert our
new nation
Carter Follows Rutherford Hayes' Example
• WASHI NGTON A .:uvcrnor,
a man s lrnost wholly unknown
outalde his own s tslt> lx'ft>r<' has
nomination, u non-Washmgton,
antl·Eastern Establishment run
dldate. It will be 100 yc tirs this
autumn thot Rutherford n
Hayes was f'lcclt><l lhe 19th Prcs1
dent of th(' U nit~ States It
would be· deceptive to l'Ush the
comparison too for, but the
slmlJaritiea between the man
from Freemont. Ohio. and the
man from Plains. Georgia. are
dose enough so that the past may aJve us a s mall irunJtht into the
present.
Carter and Hayn wen
nominated for much lhe same re·
asons . The majo.r Ogures
an the i r
parties who
wanted the
designati o n
were e ither
too closely as·
· soclated wilh 1b.e mess in
Wasbtnit on
or were too
dlvtslvtly controve.r81aL An un pawn_~ lmpec:cable probity, a --.
person absolutely unconne('tt'cl
with St'lndals involvln~ both the
WhJte Hou11e and the Con~ress. :t
man free or thc tnlnt of "Gr an
tism" Wa!I what the Republican
Party and the not ion needc<l
tlayes was to do for t he prcslden
cy what Carlt-r is offerinit to tn
lo do. restore respect f1w 1t
So here we have thnt rnuch
s poken·of lndlvidu11J , the hone~t
man of Integrity tryinJC to rune
lion as such in politics. Here we
bave. t~t or the proposition that
the mora l man <'a n be a
restorative to the body politic. lt
Is a fair lesl because Hayes'
virtues weren •t cooked up by hi~
press agents. By the standar<h of
bis age or ours Rutherford n.
Hay~ wu a good rnan.
Ke was a good man 1n a bad
situaUon The J378 campaign was
by all odds the crookedesl, most
"iolent, most dlshonest. most
venal election in our history. Ry
comparison the s ins o f
Watergate are tri fiing. So many
votes were stolen that Hayei;
tlectioo by the margin of one
electoral \'Ote ("()Uld not be de
cided unW the challenged resuJ~
from four shtes were de
( VON HOFFMAN )
termlned b) :i 11pec1al com
m ission com po11 ed o f ri ve
senators. (1ve congressmen and
ri ve Supreme Court justice~
Hi\ V ES had no part In this
mMs1ve dlshon~ty -preslden·
Ual csndldates often had UtUe
control over their campa!gns ln
that era -but. he was the
beneficiary of It. "Rutherfraud
8. Hayes,.. ht• cmemies called
him. but wbat does tho rood man
do In these clrcumatances? lie
could have retll'ed trom poliUcs
or he had to suffer bclng connect·
ed with some of the worst
bl ackguard.I in ou:r history.
The good man also had to be
ruz.iy oo many of the issues. In
duding the most lmpoci.ut one,
the quettlw of cont.inulngto have
Federal troope occupy the atates
or Florida, South Carollna and
Louisiana. We know from Rayes'
diaries that be alw&ts lnw.ded
to put the Ctv11 War behind us,
and when be actually entered cir.
f1ce he appointed a Southern
Democrat to his cabinet. But II
he was perhaps the first presi-
dent to appoint ft member or the
opposite J>Urty In the modern
sense to a cabinet position. he
would have loet the ~ectlon had
he said what he was golng to do
before taklnJ the oath or office. ls
this duplicity or does Hayes' ex·
ample tell us thlt, put a certain
point, you ean't demand
SpttlflcUy of • campalplna
pollUdan If be ls to pract.fce his
trade~
HOW DID Hayes show people
the klnd of man be was? He
didn't do it by a pubUc rellclosl·
ty. He 1upported cburche& the
way ht supported the Odd
Fellows, his fraternal lode~. but
never preteodett ne wu • Chrfs.
t.ian. The Epis"opaJ Bhlhop of
Ohio once wrote him saying.
"While I am sure that in your
prtvate thoughts you bow sub-
miallYely to God ... Is there nOl
the hl&belt or ell reuom that
your alle1ia.nce should be openl,y
made known•'' <A.a quoted rrom
.. Rutherford B. H-.yes and bis
Amwlca," by llu:ry Barnud, ... . . . .. .
Uobbs ·Me rrlll , lnd1onatpohs.
l95'.J Hayes thou11htnot
lie mnde few spcciric pro
mlae1, but those he kept. lluvlnu
l'\ln on a platform of civiJ ser vice
reform and ending the patronaac
1poll1 1y1tem, he made Rood on
hla word. When powerfUl mem· bu• of hl11 own party would come
Into hla office demanding up
p0lntmenle tor people In their
poUtJcal or11nballom, Hayes
would pull a copy of the
Republican Party plaUarm out and read ll to them. Thla cautcd ooe mltfed Senator lo walk out
and exclaim, "He lblnltl he's
Ceorie Wuhlniton!"Therumor sat around, however' that there
might be an honest man camping
out ln the White HOUie.
But honesty can appear lo be
nothing more than a device for
ambition. That sort of dlabonest
bodetty can perrolate lbroueb
the public facade and produce a
teeUnt of uneaJlne!a whereby
~le feel uncomfortable with l'
poUUcian but can't exatUy put
their flnpr on why. Th1I may~
a pl"Oblem fOC' Jimmy carter but
It .-un 't tor H aym, who had an tm~_aM ~-~l. not
vitlon"ry concern for the people
or this land
IT WA..l'iN'T .. Cchcnod lhinJ( to
be put ore after having attuincd
omce. aa his diaries alt.eat. While
in orrlce h(' hud favored 11uch
measures ns f ederal ald lo local
public echoolt, and out of oUkc
hit continuing concern moved
him to write thlnRis that none or
the throe current presidential
coot.ender• would probably care. ;
to aay into a TV camera: "We ought not to allow a permanent •
art1tocracy of Inherited we.Jlh lo pow up ln our country. • . Vut
accumulations or wealth In a few
hands are hostile to labor. Their '
tendency Is to break down fair '
competition. to build up monop. '
ly, to corrupt politics, to bribe
conventions, legislative bodies,
courtl and juries, to debauch .
50Ciety; and churches are no"
be)'ond the roach of their baneful
lnt1uence. ••
Not bad, Rutherford, and bet·
Ler yet b that this founder ol the
Republican Porty promised in
his campaign that Ir elected be'd
never run aicaln. He kept that
promise too. -
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Name Double
Spells Trouble
B7 STEVE Mn'Cll£U.
Ot .. _.., Plllll 1'-'t
Every rcpe>rtet' hke6 to see llia name hov·
ering over tbe Ii.est column ot a story U1 bOld·
face lettering.
That bybn~ at the top of a &tory Incficates
that some hard.nosed editor lilted hb story
well enough to give the re.
porter credit for It.
But it's a htUe unnerv
mg to ftnd your by)tne atop
., story appeanng m The
Other Paper.
TH E R E IT was,
though, c arded in r ed
grease pencil, ly1ng on my
desk when I arrived at 1
work earlier this week. A MtTCHELL
story OD Page AJ or The Other Paper, and the
byline said "By Steve Mitchell, Other Paper
Staff Writer."
Just then the phone rang and it was The
Other Paper's Costa Mesa reporter, Rita
Robinson.
"How long you been moonlighting for us? ..
sheqwpped.
I explained to her that I used to work for
The Other Paper about six years ago. and I
figured some s leepy backsbop makeup man
puJJed my yellowed byline from a litUe-used
drawer and put at over someone ebe's story.
ATTACHED TO lhe i.tory ~as a curt note
lhat said. "See me about this .. ll was signed
by my assistant managing editor
Arter convincing tum that l 'm not working
part-time for The Other Paper. I picked up the
phone and called the newsroom of the Santa
Ana newspapt>r.•
Jim Brock, The Other PaJ)t'r's education
writer, picked up the phone.
"ls Steve Mitchell there?'' I asked
"Naw. he hasn't come ovl:!r here from the
Uaily Pilot yet," Brock said.
This stunned me.
"VAii, WE LL listen. THIS 1!> Steve
Mitchell and I didn't e\'en kno\.\ you guys bad
hired me back again." I shrieked.
"Ch. hang on a sec," he said, putting me
on hold
He c·amt> back on the phone a few seconds
later and i.a1d, "Check that Stevr Mitc hell 's a
student inlt>rn we'rl' u.'m~ from Cal State
Long Beach
"tie's nut you
In the b:.ick~rounc1, Thl1 Othu Paper's
news c11rel'tor Pat Hiley ..irowled. "Tell
Mitchell v. t> "'on 't charge h1m e'<tra ror us mg
hasnamt.' ..
Thanks a bunch. Patnck. my bo~ You '11
be getting m y ball in the mail
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New Princip81 Named at Mater Dei
By WILLIAM SWEENEY
0t-o.i1r"tlll-
Mer 40 years of involvement watb youo1 people, Brolber
Eu,ene Ward was ready to re.
Ure.
However, tbe MOit Reverend
WUUam R. Johnson. Bishop cl
Lbe new Diocese of Oran&~ bad
other plaAI tor hlm.
So Brotber Ward pit away his
~ 1ear to become lbe new
prlAcipaJ of Ma ter Del High
School In Santa Ana, the largest
Catholic hlgb 6Chool west oC the
Mississippi.
••1 KEPT telling everyone I
was going to re l.ire." Brother
Ward said. "Apparently, they
didn't believe me.''
Brother Ward assumed his new
p<>s1t.1on Sept. l , replacing Father
Kenneth Krause. who went lO
Rome, Italy, for advanced s tudy.
Ward comes to Mater Dei from
Cathedral Higb School in Los
Angeles, where be was principal
for five years. Prior to lhat.
Ward served as aulaunt
s uperinte odeol of t he Los
Anieles Archdiocese schools ot
flee.
Becominc priod p&l ol •school
d. .ome 1,950 boys and Sirls i., •
diflet'ent experience for Ward
Previous assignments had been
all·male schools.
•"TlfE STUDENTS and faculty
are fantasUc," Ward said. "They
are very friendly andouteoinJ ."
Mater Dei is the only coeduca
llonal Catholic h1&h school in tht•
Orange County Diocese and one ur two Dioces~ schools tn tht>
county. The other. Rosary lhgh
School, 1s an all girl school
Ward said his goal at Mater
Dea IS to ·'keep the school on an
even keel " Ward said the 147
state scholarship senu·finallsts
from Mater De1 this year s ays
som etbinK about the school's
scholastic program.
Although Ward has no drastic
pllU\S to alter the school's opera
tion, be said be would like to
chan&e the traditional "dicipUne
factory" reputation of Calhotic
~hoots.
••MILITA&Y discipline should
a:t.ay in the mllltary," Ward said.
"We're add.in& humanity to lhls operation."
To accomplish this, Ward vis.
its many of the classrooms daily.
·•A principal must have a
personal r apport with lhe stu·
dents," Ward said. "I get out ol
my office as much as possible to
eethek1ds. I'm notapaperprin·
c1pal."
When Ward 1s in lus olf1ce, h1i.
door IS always open. Th.ls policy,
according to Ward, makes it easy
to meet everyone.
'Tm determined to learn lhe
names of lbe 70 facuJty mem
Brother Eugene
Ward 's plans
to retire
were shelved ·
when he was
named the new
principal of
Mater Dei
'
bers. and mos t or the students," .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ward said.
With more than 2,000 people on
campus. it will be a worthy ac-
complishment.
CRAIG E. LOWE. D.P.M.
FOOT SPECIALIST
NB Planning Developed.
Announces the opening of his otfioe for
the Prac1ice ot Podiatric Medicine and Foot
Surgery Subspec1alties: Podopediatncs
(children's foot problems). and Pod1atnc Sports Medicine.
MARINERS MEDICAL Pl.Ali
S.lff f0$ By JOANNE REYNOLDS
'l Ot -O.•IJ l'tNI SU"
In an atte mpt to take some of
the surprise out of Irvine com
pany plans for devclopmenu. in
Newport Bea<."h. a team of com-
vany people led by Executive
Vice.president Tom Wolff v. Ill
hold regular briefing S<.'ssioll!> for
city couoc1l members and plan-
rung comm1ss1oners
The meetings were agreed to b)
the city council after Wolrf ap·
peared at a council study session
to djscuss the company's 900 un -
developed acres in the City.
Wolff, who pushed for the bnef
ing sessions, said the com pany
pays $1 million in taxes on thoi.e
properties now. If the land is de-
veloped as planned it wculd be
worth an estimated $373 million,
at today's values, and thetotallax
b1JJ would be $9.3 mil hon.()( that.
about Sl 2 m1lhoo \.\OUld go anto
Newport's coffers
THJS SUMMER Wotrr and U1e
late Mayor Howard Rogers h11d
tned to interest the caty council
in estabhshin~ a committee or
councilm en . planning com
1JUSs1oners and city staff mcm
hers lo meet with a team from
the la nd company on the pro·
posed project!>. but that idea v. a!>
turned down
Last week. WolH stresst.-d th<1t
he as interested in opening up
communication between the two
agencies for the final project..,
"We do our planning In a closct
and spring OUl or the Closet With
everything set to go. Then, when
we get rapped on the ears. we go
back in the closet.
"I'm anxious to find a way to
share our ideas with the city as
early as possible so we can get
P UBLIC NOTICE ·
SEEKS TO COMMUNICATE
Irvine Company's Wolff
some reactions <1i. earl} , • ., IX'""' blf'
"WE 'RE NOT marrat'd to
these propert1e" and the pro
p<ised uses ... he !.aad
According to Wolff·s pre~enta
taon, the 900 acres spread on
both sides or the bay lJl 23 parceb
that he said wall probahl~ ~ d1•
1 eloped by 1985
or the 900 acres. 500 arc
masterplann ed for res1dl'nt1al
use and could C<arry up to 3.400
dwelling units.
lie pointed out, as a t·om
parison. that in Newport Beach
and lr\'lne right now. the com
pany is marketing 2,700 units, so
the figure propoi;ed for Nt.>wport
Beach "does not represent a
huge number 1n terms of
manageability "
He said there are 150 acres de·
signaled for industrial use and
250 for commercial ui.e The in
dustrial area could produce up to
two million squure feet of space,
but he said it will probably be
less than that because of the geo
graphical problems posed by the
industr ial property, which '"
north of Ford Road between
MacArthur Boulevard and Jam·
IJoree Road
THE COMMJ::RCIAL areas,
which will be a eombmallon of
retail a nd office space. would
produce about 1 5 million square
feet.
He "aid the demand tn the area
now 1s about 250,000 square feet
per y<•ar, and he predicted the
company would have few pro-
blems in marketing the com
merc1al development" ovl't' the
next nine years
Wolff point<.'d out that. at one
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M•wport leoctt tty A.,._.I
t 1 me. lhl' company O\\llL'<I 6,000 '-;::;:::;:;:::;::;::;::;::;:::::;:::;===~;;;;::;;:;;;~ <tt'res an Newport Reach -
"With the dt'\'(•lopmcnt of this
rinal 900, we wall become JUSt
.i.llOtht'r corporatt• citizen of the
1·1ty like Avco and Pac1f1r
751·1050
Mutual.'· he said
He stressed that the bne!mgs.
which councilmen asked city
i.laff m embers lo !>et up as
necesi.ary. w 111 be used lo ad
dress broad city issueic. s uch as
traffic or economir goals as well
as the andivjdual proJE.'Cls
"I live in Newport Beach, too ...
~aid Wolff "I ha\ e the same pro
blems getting around here that
everyone else has
"l would like lo see these dis·
russions held an the contt'xt or the
whole range of issues · · ...
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T h e da y l o n g
workshop will be held at
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FOOD BOX WENT ALL OVER CALIFORNIA ANO GUAM
Long-diltanc. Hiker Heath Hibbard Found Mall Oelaya Fru1tratJng
Hiker Hungry for Mail
By STEVE Ml'IOIELL
Of Ille 0•1ly l'llot Mall
lt wasn't the blisters that got
Heath Hibbard down. Or the
tJ blackened toes.
And the Costa Me sa
backpacker said he could Uve
with the rain blizzards and mos-
quilos.
It didn't even bother him much
when hls biking partner pooped
out before they had hardly put a
dent in their 2,400 mile hi.Jee from
Mexico to Canada last May.
What tealJy got Hibbard's goat'
was the postal service. Or un·
service, as he calls 1t.
PACKAGES of food and sup-
plies destined ror vano~ post or.
fices and forest ranger stations
along lhe rugged Pac1hc Crest
trail either sho"' l'd up late. or, an
one case. not .it all
'·My roommat<' JUSt picked up
a food package last "'<'t!k that
spent 110 days traveling to
Guam, San Francisco and Sierra
City," Hibbard said last week.
"By the time. I got to
Washington, the doctors had
already taken the cast off his leg
and he was working in the
fields."
Hibbard said he didn't have a
lot of warm words for hls friend,
when they met, "because he left
me carrying all the food by
myself."
He said it turned out for the
best. howeve r, "because 1 ended
up eating all the food, anyway."
Hibbard met up with two ot.ber
hikers in the San Jacinto Moun-
tains. and completed the trip
with them.
"We really got along well,"
Hibbard said of bis two Portland,
Ore .. trekkers.
THE RUGGED trio faced mos-
quatos and heavy rainfall in
Oregon. and Hibbard said the
wetness "didn't slow down the
mosquitos a bit."
About 800 miles into the trip,
one of his boots came apart, so he
used eight wood screws to hold
the sole together.
"Other than that, the boots
held up real well on the whole
trip," he said. Socks wer e
another matter. Hibbard sajd he
went through 20 pair of woolen
stockings on the four-month
walk.
He said the three hikers ·'most·
ly talked about girls for the first
month. Then we talked about
food for the rest of the trip."
When they ran out of dehydrat-
ed food, the three hikers would
walk into a town and buy up a
couple of packages of bot dogs.
"WE'D EAT maybe 10 or 12 of
them apiect' w 1thout getting
full." he laughed ··or we'd buy a
package of pant'akc batter and
eat up the whole box.''
On the trait. the trio ate de·
hydrated food and a conglomera·
tion or dried fruits, nuts and
chocolate that Hibbard calls
"gorp.''
"l had about 120 pounds of that
stuff on the trip," he said.
Hibbard 's roommate, Jim ,
Baby Volcano
·Comes Alive
MOSCOW (AP> -On lb• rtonn wutelanda tJI tbe Kamchatka Pealnswa ln eut.ern Siberia,
ldentilt.t are takin1 a rare look at lb• blrt.b ol a
CU1tintttal volcaoo. . ' Perched at the ed1e of a river or lava, a tJny
camp of volc•noloelst.s 1' kff Plnl watch u lb•
one-year-old volcano, now alma.t a mile hl&b,
explodes luva, ash and "volcanic bom~" iQ,tO
the sky. •
The lava and ash have crown Into a new
mountain In what used to be a barren pla.Ln on lbe
far northeastern peninsula that forms a volcanic
cbain with the Kurile I.slanda north ol Japan.
oa. IGOR n' ANOV, who bu watched lbe
still·unnamed mountain grow, said in an ln·
tervlew here that thi5 was the first time sclen·
lists have been able to observe the ori1lns of a
land-based volcano.
Ivanov is the sc1entif1c secretary of the
Department of Geology, Geophysics and
Geochemistry of the Soviet Academy of
Sciences.
In July l!nS, be said, a scientist at lbe
Kamchatka Institute of Volcanolo1Y diagnosed a
series of light earth trelbors as lbe labor palns of
a new volcano.
Defyinc more conventional predictions that
a nearby dormant volcano was becoming active,
he accurately predicted the time and place of the
new volcano, and invited a team of scientists
from socialist countries to attend the birth,
.Iv~ov said.
DURING THE 40-year history of the science
of volcanology. specialists have watched dor-
mant cones reawaken, and have observed as new
volcanos roar to life from the ocean floor. where
the earth's crust is thinner. But Ivanov said this was the first time scien-
tists had had the chance to watch from the very
beginnings as the earth split open and a new
volcano rose Crom the land.
ln August 1975, the crust of Kamchatka
opened in a fissure approximately a mile long
and seven small volcanic cones erupted from lt.
During the next four months the cones boiled and
frothed together unW they had joined into one
giant cone, spewing lava from about 18 miles
beneath the earth's surface.
The "volcanic bombs" lt\,al shoot from
volcanos are clots of lava that soGdify into rocky
projectiles as they fly through the air.
SINCE THE fissure opened, more than three
billion tons of lava have gushed from the new
volcano. forcing the scientists to move their base
camp in retreat 10 limes.
The lava has seared away the scrubby
vegetation of Kamchatka and driven away the
area's only inhabitants: its reindeer, rabbits,
squirrels and bird.'i. No people live in the barren
region. The 23-ycar-old carpenter said
he wasn't too pleased with the
contents when he opened the
package this week.
"The dehydrated food wac;
spilled all over the cardboard
box and the c rackers were
ground IJlto a pile or dui.l, .. he
said, shaking his head
LA '-Looter'
Sentenced
Smith, had the tricky job of mak· -,,.,.-/-IF-/'-~ 0-1u_S __ _
ing sure the $600 worth of food re-.i ,, w ~ -,,
ached Hibbard at the various
HIBBAllD completed lus 137
day trek Sept. 14, arnvang home
last week after h1tchtukang from
Oregon.
He and a partner left Campo.
Mexico. last May 2. expectlllg to
take 146 days lo complete the
three·state hike
"My buddy gave it up after five
da)l> wb1le we were m the San
Jacinto Mountains,'' Jhbbard re·
called. "He started down the east
side or the mountain and broke
his lt'i:."
Hibbard later saw his partner
in Washington. where the ill-
fated hakP.r harl taken a bus to
pick apple" rnr a few months
"Gripe' No.
Luted
LOS ANGELES IAP)
Richard Kt'ats, described by
:rnthor1t1cs :is mastermind of an
international plot to loot the Los
Angeles city treasury of $3.S
m1llion. has been sentenced to
!'late prison for three to 33 years.
Superior Court Judge William
8. Keene, declaring that the
"enormity or the crime" re·
quired punishment, rejected a
Department of Corr~tions re-
commendation that Keats be
placed on immediate probation.
Keats. 39, a pharmacist and
businessman from Fort Lee,
N.J , pleaded guilty June 1 to
char~es of conspiracy, forgery
and attempted grand theft.
stopping s pots along the Pacific .,,,.Sllr ~FLY ~st Trail " •· /tiJ
"HE DID A pretty good job, ex·
cept for a couple or droP6 m
Washington that got there loo
late for me to pick up," he said.
Hibbard said he took several
side trips on hii; way north, in·
eluding a romp to the top of Mt.
McKinley and another to the rim
of Three Finger Jack, west of
Redmond, Ore.
The former carpenter says
he's going to "take a vacation
from my vacation, .. before look·
ing for work.
"There's no rush," he said,
resting his feet atop a coffee ta-
ble. "Ri1ht now I'm going to
watch my blisters heal."
WASHINGTON (APl
-The Fede ral Com·
munications Com·
mission has ordered
television stations lo
transmit all emergency
warnings visually as
well as vocally so hard·
of-hearing persons will
be informed.
The commission said a
1970 notice requesting
TV stations lo broadcast
such warnings visually
had brought only a limit·
ed response.
The action was re-
quested by organizations
representing the deaf.
('apltol News Service
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;Water Rates: Are You ·.Being Soaked?
BJ JACK CBA)tPEIL
Ot .. 0.lly ............
Behind the water faucets and
, dralnl ol co tat and southem
, Orange County lla a .Uoa-·
l)Cl.U.1e ol enormously powerful 'but larp ly 1o viJib&c PQbtic and
private a1eotles.
Tbey eontrol millions of dollars
paid by residents in commodity
charges and taxes.
And, despite tbe absolute
almilulty ln tbe service ~Y pro·
v\de, the total cost borne by res•·
d~ varies widely from com·
munity to community.
TWENTY ·TWO separate
agen cies including
municipalit•efl. from Hunungton
Beach to San Clemente a.od an·
. land in the southern balr or
Orange County are responsible
for making sure that when the
tap Is t urned. water comes out.
They run from the mammoth
Metropolitan Water District, the
water wh olesaler for the
Southern California area. to the
middleman "paper" water dis·
trict.s and finally to the water re·
YOU
tailu, the a1enciea that are ~ resideiit.a • dlttct contact.
Twenty-two aeendea deal with
waste water collection, ~at
ment and dis posal aa well
alt.boulb some are \he aame as
water retailer1. Many are
special sinfle functioo bodies,
however.
Again, the waste water agen·
des are stacked vertically with
• 50me agencies responsible for
collection and some for the mass
lreatment and disposal of waste.
111E AGENCIES promulgale a
profusion of water ratet. tax
rates, sewer service fees, sewer
coonection fees and the bite.
In some cases. the tax rates
leVled by the water agencies ex·
ceed those of the cities an which
residents live. Yet rarely is there
a tax protest at a water or a
sanitary district board meeting.
And, while sensitive to public
comment, tbe districts have
shown themselves in the past to
be immune to the Political buffet·
ing of the type experienced by
city councils.
DAILY PILOT
SECTION 8
-·· •• 4 •
The aroount a resident pa.ya for
It all can vary from $142 annually
in Huntinct.on S.acb Jo ~ in
South Lacuna. These are di.reet
~meota for water or 1ewer
~rvke. and ror taxes.
'They do not lnelude millions ot
doUars received by lbe local
qendes from the fedttal IOV·
emment,l)aid ln federal taxes by
local resident.a.
IN ADDrnON to the financial
impact. or the dialricts, the
policies lbe)t 1et determine to • large eneot the amount ot
growth that may take place.
ln the lar1ely undeveloped
south county, many water dis-
tricts are land-owner controlled
since voting is by ~ed value
oltbeland.
lo such cases. the boards of
directors of these California
water districts owe their posi·
lions to land Interests seeking
facilitation of development, or to
those involved In agricultural
pursuits and vitally interested in
rate and tax structures advan-
tageous to their operations.
IRVINE
The Metropolitan Water Di.s-
trict ii literally tbe wellhud
from wblcb all waLers now 1nlo
Oreqe County.
NWD briol• wattr loto
Soulbtnt Callfornla, a billion
tallooa a day, from the Colorado
Rl•er. Recently, MWO made
biper quallly, son er water from
the Northern California area
available.
NEXT IN lin e a r e the
Mu.nicipa l Water District of
Orange County. the Coastal
Municipal Water District, and
Tri·Cities Water Dislrict, the
middlemen.
They buy t.be water from MWD
for $7S an a cre root (32S,900
ialloos) for Colorado River
water and $81 an acre foot for
Northern Calilornla water.
Municipal or Oranae County
sells the waler to water retailers
(Costa Mesa County Water Dis-
trict locally), and its cost. Its ,
costs are met by investments
made years ago.
· The major water middlemen
for the coast are Coastal
Municipal and Tri·Ctlies.
Coastal Munlcipal resclls the
water to c.iUe1 and count)' water
dlstrldl from llunU.nctao Beach
lo Dana Potnt at cost. plus 10 eenm per acre fo<>l lo dt:IH.y U.a
expenses.
TU·aTIES sells its water at eo1t. plus between $1 and $1'1 &W'· char«e depending on the distance
tbf district has to transmit tbe
water.
Coastal Municipal Water Dis·
trict can levy a property tu, but
bas not for several years. Tri·
Cities levies a 24 centa per $100
a5M!SSed valuation (about $36 an·
nually to the owner of a $60,000
home).
The water retailers are the
agencies next to the customers.
They are the ones who send out
the bills. They also may be tax-
ing agencies. or, as in tbe case of
the Rossmoor Wate:-Co., serving
Laguna Hills and areas of 1!:1
Toro, a private utility.
None of the water rates are the
s ame, and there appeared to be
Estimated annual payment
per household for water,
sewage and district taxes.
no Independent s urvey availablt
comparin1 the rates.
TR&OUGH individual contact
with uch of tbe aepwale. aten· c ea, ttte followlq esd.malea
water teu aod tuea combined
were computed. (Tu detenn1Ded
oa '80,000 home. lo c ... ol land
tax only, p,roperty value wu de-
termined on $20,000.)
-Cities: Huntiqton .Beaeh,
SM to $72; Fount•ln Valley, ..-a ;
San Clemente, $109, Newport.
Beach, $L20to $132.
-County Water OislriclS:
Costa Mesa County Water Dia·
trict, $7S; Orange County Waler
Works No. 4, $87; Lquna Beac.b
County Wat er District, $1S2:
South Coast County Water Dis·
trict (South Laguna to Dana
Point). $190.
-Calilornia Water Districts:
Irvine Ranch Water District, $&1
to $96 (wate r tax only). Los
Ali.sos Water District, $257 (in·
eluding sewer lax) and Moulton
Niguel Water District. $275 to
$271 <including sewer tax).
-ROSSMOOR Water Com·
pany. a public utility regulated
by the slate Public Utilities Com-
mission $ISO (no taxlne
authority).
As for sewage collection, treat·
menl and disposal, a varlet)' ot
charges and rates exist as well.
The northern coastal county
area is tied into the Orange Coun·
ty Sanitation District. Through
various sub-districts, it collects,
treats and disposes of sewage
without direct charge to cities or
residents. ll does levy a property
tax.
They are as follows:
District No. 1 (C05ta Mesa and
part of Santa Ana). ~; District
No. 3 <Fountain Valley>, $63;
District No. 5 <Newport Beacb),
$39; District No. 6 <Costa Mesa>,
$33; and District No. 11 (Hunt-
ineton Beach), $52.
INSOME areas, the cities have
respon sibility for sewage
service. In all cases, finance of·•
ficers insisted the treatment.:en-) terprises were self·aupportlng
through sewer service fee. and
were not defrayed by general{
fund property taxes.
Yearly city charges are $33 in
Laguna Beach and $48 in San
Clemente.
NEWPORT
BEACH
South Coast County Water,Dis-
trict charges $3 per month sewer!
fee and taxes 67 cents per,$100 U·
ses.sed value as well. Tbetowner
of a $60,000 home could expect to\
pay a combined charge of $136
yearly. '
.f;ot a proh/t'm? T hen umte to Pat l>unn Pat will cut red tape. getting the
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DEAR PAT: I've been using PAM or similar n~stlck
sprays for frying because I like the ease of cleaning af·
terward. t've always wondered exactly what Is contained In
such products, and are they fattening?
G.W., Newport Beach
TMH nonatlck tpray product• conalat of lecfthtn alMI •
ttuoroc:art>on propetfant, according to tM Agftcuttural h1enalon
a.tvice. Lectthln la found lft ... ,oau, aftllft.a. and planta, •NI It
tla• arnulaltrlng, wettlnt end antloaldant propertl ... 'The
ftucNoc8ftHN\, a chemk:al eotnp0und cOl't..,_. ftUCMtde end
anon. te uNd dtlefty .. • lulMtcent end ~· A 1yp1ce1
9P'8Y of Mo 1-aemnda COlltlllM 1 ... then OM cae.te. Oftlr • .....n quantity of Ude a.lorte COfttent la tranafen.d to food, •• il le
conekterM aate tor humen conaumpUGn.
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"'DEAR PAT: I've become a label reader In the past few
months, and t 've noticed that m•ny food products conteln
coconut oil. How ooes coconut oil rate In uturated fats? My
diet Is restricted in this area,~ t've never mentioned the
coconut oll to my doctor because It Is contained malnty In
spec I atty products, such as confecttonarles, baked goods and
popcorn. t 'II cut~ foods out If the saturated fat content Is
too high. Can you find out?
J .A., Costa Mesa.
.,_.,...on rout It'• not nlC9 to try to fool your doctor, let alone
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Cold Faet• Cmt •~ Nobtl Nllka•e~
DEAR PAT: My husband and t purchasedoneofthe first
frost,free refrigerator-freezer units on the m arket In 1958.
We finally dedded to buv a new, larger model. The darn
thing makes so much noise that I flnally asked the manufac-
turer's servf ce representative to Check It out. He said there's
nothing wrong with the refrigerator, and that new, larger
models always make more noise than older refrigerators. Is
this true?
H.F., Laguna Beach
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DEAR PAT: I took advantage Of a su"5crlptlon offer
from Skin Diver meautne last March In which six un--
derWater llthoprlnt5 of the Bahamas ;~f offer-M free with
a one-year subscription. I theft rec.fWd a letttr from
Petersen pubHshlng Co., saying thllt the BermUda print Of-
fer was no longer good. I was offered three other choices.
One of the rHSOM that I onM'rtd the megeilne was to get
these sptelflc prlnts. I wrote tttnno the company this and
endMICf a copy of tM advertised offer whleh showed Shi ex·
pf rat kin ate had not passed fOf' this offer. I tater received a
letter dated May 13, Whleh stated that my Be.-mud• prints
hed been malled to me. t've newr received them, and my
followup ,.tter to the publisher has not been enswe...CS.
, M.M .. Irvine
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Irvine Ranch Water District•
charges a sewage fee0?$60 year~
ly and taxes land only at.from~
lo SO cents per $100. Th'At woUidj
total $7S to $87 annually. • I
The sewer. service•J1ltes of1tbei
Los Allsos (Saddleba'ck>•Waterl
District totals $48~annually;' an~
that or the Moulton•Nigueh(Mls-
sion Vi ejo and .Lirgunat,Ni~l>t
equals $30 a year. •Their• lax.f
charges were shown inrthe waterl
rate figures. • • 1
Just as a profusion or tlo~ brooks join into rushing .. streams
which in turn flow into larger and
larger rivers, so too do agencies
responsible for domestic suf>pl~1 and service.
And so too do the tax levies
And so too do the bills
And, because they are alw.ysl
there, they go unnoticed.
Clarie R~•G~ 1t'011't s~t • ·~•rd
DEAR PAT: I am involved with volunteer work for.the
Tlcktocker Thrift Shop on 19th St . in Costa Mesa. This shop Is operated by the Newport chapter of the National Charity•
League to benefit the John Tracy Clinic. We receive many
old record "classics," Including Glen Miller, Al Jolson,
Count Basie and other famous artists of the past. We're anx-
ious to find a market for these records that w ill bring In as
much as possi ble to benefit our charity. Do you know of anv
record collector's or another source that might be In-
terested?
B.G.Y., Corona del Mar
TM outlook tor Mlltng theM racotda at • good profit le "'Y
elm. All of th•H recordng attla1a mede many recOfda dUft,. tMtf
ca,..,. end a tremandoua number of alntl• recOfda were aold to
the ,...le. for JH~. At '°"· probebfy know, poputer old , ..
cordl"I• h•ve been ral••Md on LP rec:orda, eUmlndng HJ,..
aeon for • perton to pey • 1..,,. tum tor the old Ofttht•I recont-
lnga. Record manufec:la.nr• alto keep th• ottglnal mutw reoGfdo-1"9• end they have no lntttett In obtefnlng ooplH. Your beet bet I•
to a.ope tor a few cem profit from Heh of theH old recorcM. Your
group m-r wlah to oontMt tM Orenge Countr Record Coltea&cn a.. bJ writing to Q.W. Moore, 13111 Lampaon Ave., 0r.,....
,.,...,. eom• of ti.a IMmben may be In IN martcet for tN
peltlculer recorda you have avanab'e.
Opftler c .. pW.C A,__, a.-4
. DEAR PAT: On June 29, With complete faith In Ray-0-
Vac's "Consumer's Guarant"C.:.:..~' Mnt this com.-ny mv
damaged gerage doOr op1n1r. 1 iw dem~ w• caUHd bv
leakaje of their Heavy Duty SOper C.11 Battery. RllY-0.Vac
wrote to me July 22, asking for patience because It
sometimes Is necessary to order parts. Mclrtths have gone bV
wtth no further word. To make matters wor•, our one re·
malnlng gerage door transmitter Is now dameg9d beyond
use by another Ray.O.Vac battery. I hesitate to send tM
second unit away for rep4lr. Undoubtedly, there must be•
Montgomery Ward store clote to this firm's headquarters
and I should tblnk It would "replace the device" In ag,....
ment with Its 9U•ranteestatement.
J.K., t..gu,.Hltfl"
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R DAn.. y PILOT
Executives Lea1ning to Face Public
l..L... ATLANTA (AP)-"Uh, the more I deal with
·.,. other' and. um. 1n11 l be permitted to aay .fellow omens, er, oft.be CGmJ>UlY, ah, tbe morel ~111-.... A.11.S ... eto upreaa ~ tne, ahem, fMliD,p ...
• ''A.Dd per our compmJ directive ol Dee. 18, I
flad 'b•l adverse evahaa~i9ns ot 'bese
mticulatlve abWUee n.se tbe a\teraie percep-
tor'J powers of thole necutiva into whose
panlew it falh to deter1Dine wbat tbose
afaremeDUoaed ablltlm, carried to their COD·
ummative perf onnance, abould ultlmat.etJ and
i ftnally acbieYe."
BUbf
Aa American businels looks deeper lnto its fOWft heart these days, il ls finclin& that it bas
another severe problem. The boss simply can't
com.aumlcat.e vef'J' well, whet.her be is add.ress-
IDI the board of directon OC' a coosumen' croup.
whether be ia writini a cuual memo or trying to
dincll a deal by letter.
AND SO MOBE and mote American busi·
bessmen, all thew ay up to vice president, are ro-inl back to school to learn to speak and write.
And m«e and more experts are going into bus1·
DeSS to teach them bow.
Thus, ln Atlanta's suburbs, a top executive
· with a nationally known firm mi&ht be found flat
on bis back on the bedroom Ocxfr one night, pa-
jama-clad, a book oa bis tum-tum, letting it rise
and fall with his measured breath. He is lea.ming
bow to breathe so be can learn bow to speak.
Thus too, an engineer whose expertise
makes him a candidate for advancement, is
challenged on this sentence be wrote in a report:
•'Tbe proper functiooing of this component is
critically dependent on its maintaining
dimensional integrity."
What did he mean?
HE MEANT it won't work if it's bent.
Language and words are bendable. But, UD·
fortunately, they are breakable, loo.
Students of t.hese phenomena, who have seen
top executives for big companies woodenly
bludgeon an audience's sensitivities, lind the op-
portunities large.
Sandy Llnver, the 33-year-old redhead who
nms Speakeas y in Atlanta and is its sole teacher.
has among her clients executives from Coca
Cola, Lockheed Georgia, Uoifax, Georgia
Power. Planned Parenthood, Atlanta Lile
' Insurance, Social Security, Sears, J. Walter
Thompson and, my goodness, the Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce.
Robert R . Max, president of L·R Com·
munications Systems of Summit. N.J ., works
with such industrial monarchs as A.T.&T .• Union
Carbide, American Express, Western Electric.
v Nabisco, Johnson & Johnson, Prudential and
t Eastman Kodak.
HE ESTIMATES that American companies
spend $68 billion a year on bu.siness correspon-
dence, and that roughly 6S percent of the nation's
bu.siness men and women are unable to express ...
themselves clearly in writinl.
The problems are different in writing and
public speaking. But in some cases they overlap.
Many executives have put themselves so
deeply into the image ol lbe corporation lb at they
can'lgetout.
"l think, ror a lot of them, that's the trou-
' ble,"aays Ms. Linver.
e of her clients was a woman, a bant pre·
siden who had covered her own personality
with hat s he thought a bank president ought to
be. . Linver found herself saying, "It's all
right to be you. If you, Mary Jones, were bright
enough to get lo this position, were attractive
' enough. were able to compete, you must have
something going for you. So why don't you Im·
pose what you want to be on the image of the
.)Ob?"
WHILE S P EAKERS lend to limit
themselves to the stereotypes of what they are.
business men and women who write fall into a
stereotype or what lbey think that writing oucbt
to be. It is either full of the j3rgon of their
specialty. or it is encumbered by too many
formalities . "Per yours of ... "and "In re. : ."
Sometimes they will write a very formaliied
begmning and a very formalized end, bul in the
middle they'll be saying things like, "George,
you don't know wb3t you're talking about.'' It's
as schizophrenic as starting a letter saying
"Dear Sir." and endmg at with "Love, Mary."
"Thev come in with these cliches and
hackneyed expressions that they've become
romfortable w Ith, and there's nothing wrong
wilh them except for the effect they have on
ot.her people." Max says of such business wnt·
1ng.
Max 's chenls are generally managerial,
Junior officers up to vice president or likely to be
an officer In the future. pretty well educated, at
1 least a bachelor 's degree and a pretty good han·
Mle on the mechanic~ of writing. I ,.
HE TRll:S TO get his clients to follow a de·
finite program of thinking the letter out, aiming
al at a specific target and tailoring at for that in·
dividual. He nsks them lo profile in their mind
the person they are writing to. What are his in·
terest.s In the subject? What's his backaround,
his Jeni or expertise? What are h.is personal
•foibles if any? What do you want him to do?
The second step ls to do much the same with
~the subject matter, taUoring It for tbe reader. No
sense in taking up someone's time with details be
'doesn't need nor care lo know.
Then there are certain tips to readability:
'Start the letter with short sentences, end wlt.h
sbort sentences. but ln lhe middle feel freer to
•use longer sentences and more varied sentence
Sform. Tailor the letter to the purpose.
*ANTIQUE*
*AUCTION*
• GIAHD HOT& •
#I HOTll. WAY. AMAMEIM °"° ................ ~ SecretafY Boottc:ases. Roll Top ~ Marble Too ~ Staflds. Art Noveeu Pieces. Wall & Mantle Clodla.
CaNed Pump Organ, Bo't'lll •"" Pitcher Sets. Plano Stools. leaded Art Glass. <:abl,,.ts. Pub Mirrors. Tile
Badt Hall Trees. Fern and Plant Slands. Wooden Coal Scuttles. Mahogaoy Glass Front China C.binets.
AnltQUe Trunks. Prano. plus Bnc·A-Brac.
OCAUllS OE~TOllSANOIWVATl 8UV1'.115
MONDAY
OCT. 4, 7:30 P .M. ,._,, C Ct'?' • ......_
JOMM.._MC'flCl-'"'dlw4~--tfWt . I Jl t~I t..C714tJ7).nnM16&
The same elements occur in makinlt public
1peecbeL Io wrtuac. an executive may tude
behind formall&ed ~. Jn apeaklllJ, he
bAdea behind a rn~pt. OC' bls own eJtalted
Pofitlioa.
with top executives particularly is to help t.bem
understand lbey don't have to hide behind a U·
Ue," Sandy Linver aays ... It's important. 1r he
delivers• manuscript speech. that be imPolt hll own personality on lt.1•
But chances are. becauso they a.re so b4.lly,
"'Ibey aay to a speech-writer, write mt a IPffCh,
and 30 minutes before they have lo alv• it. they
look at tt for tbc finl time. And then U..y neftf'
unduataod why tb~raudiencedoeta't,...pood."
Tho ueculive•s rank bu other drawbacks. ''One ol t.be bluest lh1n&a I b.M'e tried to do
lr-------=========:::=::::=::==:==::------1 .. SomeUmes s>eC11le eome up, after tbt speech
and tell hJm bow territlc he ls,' Ms. Uover says.
"He doesn't reallie that they are telllna bim that
because he's the be.IMS of the company. They're
at.roklnf hlm. For people ln top po1lt1oos, lt'• very
ditticul to set honest feedback, wbkh la why l haveaprivatoevaluatJooHeS~•ilbpeople.'"
Executives
are going
back to
school to
leam to
communicate
effectively.
NB Birds Stick Around
ByEVEGUMPEL
OftloeO.lly~i.tSi.tt
Jn this age of coove·
nience and increased1
leis ure, even the birds
are getting lazy.
Several species of mi·
gratory shore birds wbo
winter at the Upper
Newport Bay Ecological
Reserve apparently
liked the accommoda-
Stutterer
Class Set
Group therapy sessions
for adults who stutter will
be offered Monday even·
ings beginni.ng Oct. 11 al
Orange Coast College's
Speech and Hearing
Clinic.
The sessions, which
lions so much they never the tJme Hein noticed
left for tbe summer, ac· them.
cording lo Ron Hein, Warder suggested that
state Department of Fish migration patterns may
and Game biologist in have overlapped. The
charge of the reserve. earliest migrants might
Hein said be noticed an have returned before the
u nus u a I number of later migrants left, thus
sandpipers, sanderlings, swelling the population
willets and god wits on for a short time.
the reserve in early July ·
and August.
Hein theorized that lhe
birds who remained
behind are nonbreeders.
It ls lhe instinct to breed
that makes the birds fly
north, he said.
Ornilholog is t s Dr
George Hunt of UC
Irvine and Dr . Stu
Warder of Cal State Long
Beach told the Daily
Pilot they badn 'l known
about Hein 's observa·
HEIN ADMITTED
that lb1s could be one ex·
planation' but observed
that. if it were true, lhe
birds that summered in
Newport returned "prel·
ty darn early." They
normally don't return
until September, hesaid.
Such an early return
would indicate unusual
coodiUons in the north,
such as a severe storm.
"And I badn 't heard
about anything like
MS. LJNVE& DEALS wltb tneutives
..renerally on a C°"-'ultatioo basis or in very
i-estricted semin~. She set.a $80 an hour for con·
suiting, and a three-day seminar runs $32$.
The client geta a chance to speak to the
~P. and then sees and hears himself oo
videotape while the group crlUquea his
performanc~ and sbe makes sugestions.
CAUN>AR SHOWS l'R£5BllTS
TMIHIWPOIT AMT19UI SHOW a SALi
CllAl\lllOAY.SUNOAY.loOIDAY) AHTIOUE FU .... IT\1'16-Al'IT QtASa
UIMPS.Q.OCXWl\.V£A<T'C.
5AT·SUM: Mt PM
MOM: U·6PM
THE REGISTRY
18800 ~I+. IWpt:Jt
...+todSt.75~
TEENAGE BEAUTY SEMINAR!
FALL SESSION STARTS OCTOBER 5th & 6th
lions. that," Hein said. nm from 7:30-9:30 p.rn., Seminar Includes 4 weekly sessions beg1nn1ng Oclober 5 and 6 and
wiil be . supervised by r-:::;iri=iiiiin'i=ira:=:::; ,,, w.11 rnclude an In deplh I00111nto OCC apeetb pathologist NEITHER seemed to (1) Skin care and techntQues of make-up
GlennL. Smilh. think the situation was (2) Hair care and slyle selection for lhe indrv1dual
An · t ted · particularly s trange, u•HOLSTERY (3l Complete n111 care yone 10 cres 1D ..-(4) Diet (51 exercise (6) <>-A1ure t-.. 'n" part should con however. Both suggested ...... _ r\F.) AIU • • ,..._,. loe w_. (7) ao1h1ng and accessonz1ng. Emphaa•s will be on the Total Look
tact the clinic at 556-SSOS that the birds might ..._a.it rJ Soecral attention wrll be available to all throughout the program. betweens a.m. and noon simply have left early 1u2 H.t.or .,...&
be!oreOct 7 and already returned by c..teM.-541 .. tH P!1! ~~~~~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· Bl R~1~r~~n ls open ~a limn~ ; ~~ number of people on a l1rst come
f Rrr orMONSTRATION HUJ'I •': basrs. Reg1s1ratlons are being taken
'' ' 70 FASHION ISLA.:~N~EW~~:e;:s~~H • "4.2151 October 4, 7:30 p.m.
Oo .,.... ..... .., -· ,., got '"°'9 ""1 of ,._ Ill.? Clled ""' n.. v090 C-tet"" Mon6oy ••· Yoeo •• Am«.co·s fos19sl
91owln9 tcience of phyajcol ond m•ntol walt·b•tng.
Y090 ,. f0+1ty eoty. YOtJ ,_..,,., 'ttou,., You go ot yovr ow"
po<• Not coonpe<.-. ~ ,~ l•om I}'" 11. Y090
g..,.t l•P Oftd >'-fO yow body Oftd -~ ~ It t
o -oci. oo t.. ...,.. oo rtlo• .., fosll Arid O'lly .... YoOO
Cefttet hot S" lomofm~tt# o WOf't6--rK09f'"'-ed
WftNftt born ••other of M.dttohont He lo~•• to teoch i..vo-• tho• ~ 1+.ou-"'•1 H<r "''" !.« you _, IN
.s,,., $urotft "'°'1 cut ~,.., •. f!OI' .,,,...,.. 1hot 0<c~1th•• '" _..,..,who• '"'9hr ~•Mt'°'* y.art ~'°>''•··~~to·
tion Oftd ft\.e t.1& ~ho• w• 1.oc:h ••hath you and qvte"'•"
th• lnne• K~ ond '"*'Or Th••• bt1n9 gr-tOt..,
tJVl(fU ond tutt.H""9f\I H\ oll Off'()\ of doily~···'" foct . V0\10
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1,....soy -W-tdor "'Uh• <to•... C.-•o • .,. r.-
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df'""O"'ttohon th:n Monday 01 1 JO p "' Met t 5,, lo'"°h•~nunondo1• '" Pl"'°" Ah.o yov -.otH '9orn "'* liA ~ogo a..01h -'""odd 1-• to Y""' 14., vOciACENTER OF CALIFORNIA
(A Non P,0111 tducotlOftOI Foundot-)
445 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Phone 646-8281
(belween Tustin and Irvine Sts.)
Asato Mo Sot Gomoyo -lead me from the unreal to the Real
Don't loo~fot
the Jones at
ourlennis Club
The Harbor RocQuet Club Is o tennis club not
neoessorltv a social club.
sure, our facllltles Include saunas. clubhouse.
practice alleys and all the conveniences you'd
expect, but the difference Is our members are
sertous about tennis.
If you've thought about Joining a tennis club but
weren't sure how to go abOUt It, we'd llke to show
you our t oclllty.
Try out the Harbor Racquet Cfub for one day's play
or several. Only S3.00 on weekdays and $5.00 on
weekends. We~e got plenty of court-time avoWable
beeause membership '5 llmlted. Join us for a day or
a year. Play tennis •.• and leave th• Jon••'
somewhere •lief
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 642•2000
Don We.d's
Hotbor Racquet OUb
380 West Wlllon
Costa Mesa. CA 92627
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SchOOI Aides
The West OraQle Count7 Volunta.ry j.c,.
tioe C...... places .oiuntecn tn nonprofit
Mnke acencles. F« iaformatloa call tbe
Huntbl;too Beach Oatreadl Offke (181).S3U>
or the main office lo Garden Grove (5»2370).
• Hunttnstoe Beach hilb achools Med help
from the outalde community due to the larce
numben of atudents. F..apeclally acute la tbe
need fOlt readint Nton to work with incominc
freshmen. Aho needed ant clerical workua,
aides to ualat teacben in 1eneral aubjecta,
apd belpen in the medl.a and career cent.era.
A1ao aoucbt are apeaken to talk to stu-
dent• about careers requlrina a aecond
Ianauaae: book lovers to help rate boob; and
tlODleoDe with a coUe1e decree or experience
to help proofread atudeota' compositiooa.
MENTAL HEALTH volunteers are
needed to lead or participate in occupational
therapy (arts and cratls, ceramics, macrame, etc.) ac:Uvitiea at day treatment centers in
Ora.nee County. Interested volunteers who are
del>endable and have a positive attitude could
help by aervinc as role models. A four to six
month commitment is required. Call . the
Voluntary Action Center (VAC) office in
Newport Beach at 675-9210 for inform a~
Reunite a pet and its owner. A Huntington
Beach a1ency that relocates lost pets wants
to expand Its hours wtucb means more volun-
teers 1cbeduU.o1 more volunteers for 'liter·
nooo duties aucb as telephone and clerical
work. 'bone 960-3312.
VOLUNTEEas in Probation <VIP) assist persons who do not have a previous criminal
record but have come in conflict with the law.
Clients in this program would have a ~Uer
chance or keeping theU' records clean if they
had• volunteer friend. Phooe675-9210.
The Voluntary Action Center's telephone
reassurance and Cheery Hello programs are
both running low on telephone callers. In one
program, volunteers make a brief daily
check-in call to an ill or elderly person. The
second provides the lonely (generally an
elderly person living alone) a longer
telephone chat once or twice a week. Callers
will be matched according to interest. 960-3312
or 530-2730.
Keep Off Grass
Marijuana is probably the most cell-
damaging substance in the world, says a
University of California researcher.
Dr. Hardin B. Jones, assistant diRctor of
UC's Donner Laboratory, said studies show ir-
reversible brain changes result and "it can
destroy you in a few years."
"We believe that we will begin to see a
tremendous rash ol lung cancer in 10 to 15
yean because of the use of marijuana. It does
not kill the cells oc.trighl but interferes with
their function."
BdpForYou
Be Extra Alert
During National.School Bus Safety Week,
the Automobile Club of Southern California is
saluting school bus drivers across the nation
for helping to build a safety re<:ord unequalled
by any other transportatioo system.
In California, school bus drivers logaed
1J11 million miles in carrying 925,000 public
school students du.ring fiscal year 1974-1975.
Hlibway Patrol records reveal that less than
one-tenth of one percent ol all fatal and injury
accidents in thls stale Involved school buses.
But, school bus drivers aren't the only
ooes responsible for the safety of chlldren in
and around school buses and school bus load-
ing zones. Parents and motorists also share
this r~ponalblUty.
.. ONE OF THE best places to begin
educating children on their rights and
responsibilities as bus riders la in the home,"
said Robert Cheney, Auto Club's public safety
mana1er. "School bus riding ls a privile1e,
not a convenience. 'The safety of an entire bus
load of paaaengera is jeopardized if one or two
1tudents defy a driver's autllority."
A helpful brochure, enliUed "Safety and
Your School Bus," Is available now at each
Auto Club district olfice. It includes rules for
aafe scbool bus riding and It'• free .
.. Obey the lawa," Cheney cauUoned.
'"Stop )'OW' car and stay there as 1001 u the
red llpta on the bus are nasb¥l1. because
cbildren wUl be crossin& the roadway .
.. Be extra alert when •PProachinl 1cbool
bua loadinc zones. Youngsters sometimes
forcet aafety rules and run out Into the street
wit.bout .lookin1 .••
(,:
!\opal 21cabrmp of mancing·
of Ionbon
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Minorities Angi-y
Britain's Nomdrites Fight Back
LONDON (AP)-Jackie Williama ls 16 and
blKk. By tbe time be' a 17. be redona, "I'll be tbievin& roe a llvtn&. 'lben'a fM14hlft1 else I can c» .. ·· Jackie ls one ol nearly 50,000 DODwbitea in
Britain wbo are out~ wort and wbo ue increu-in&lJ' milltant and dialllw.iaoed..
In the Jut 10 years. tbe populat.ion of non-
'Wbitea in Britain bu ovwn from oae mllllon to
nearly two mllllon. About 40 pel'Ceftt ant native
Britons, born of parents who lmmlsrated after
World War ll from tbe W•t lDdlea, Africa aod Alia.
ALTHOUGH 11IE nonwhites are less than
four percent of the nation'• 56 million people, the
)'OUDI people, packed Ulto urban 1bettos, have
become alienated from parenta they consider
whipped by the aystem. They are unwillln&.
sociologists say, to accept lbe low-payin1.
menial jobs -bus drivers, atreet sweepers, .
maintenance workers -that satafie4 their
elders.
Racial violence flared UUs summer in Loo·
don, Bradford, Blackburn llDd other cities. Then
on Aue. 30 the explosion that bot.b whites and noa-
wbites bad predicted occurred at a West Indian
carnival on the streets ol Loadon's Nott.ins Hill
neighborhood.
White policemen arrested a black
pickpocket they said wu workiftc bia way
through the crowd ol revelers. ~ blacks
tried to free him. A riot started, and hundreds of
policemen and young blacb fCM&&bt for alx hours.
There was loot.l.ng and vudallsm and 450
people were injured, 325 ol them policemen. S\ll
persons were arrest.eel, mostly blacks.
THE UNEMPLOYMENT rat.e among young
nonwhites runs at around 20 percent -twice u
high as it is for young whites.
Jackie·came to Brlxton, the biggest of Lon·
don's black enclaves. from Ja.malca 10 years a10
with his mother, who works a.a a waitress in a
neighborhood cafe.
Why doesn't he join the 1.S million un·
employed Britons and pick up checks?
"It offends my pride, man," be said quickly. "n·s deguding."
Pakistani
women
wearing
national dress
have become
a common
sight in
England
very difficult, to say the least," said Cboudhry.
who runs a real estate buslneu, mostly roe
Asians, in Blackburn.
INDJANS AND Pakistanis, with a amatter-inc ol West lndla.n.s and Africans, be&an coming
in man than 1s years ago to won hr the mills, 1llllne j~ that whitee, riding Britain's economic
boom, no longer wanted.
Now there are more than 13,000 Asians In
Blackbum -one·tenth of the city's populat,jon.
There are Asian bents, grocery stores "Mll·
in& spices and sweetmeats, clothing stores
stocked with saris and gold-colored sandals, and
cares with sweet cakes and bitter cofree.
Local whites, feari.n& that the Asian lnvaslon
would overwhelm them, elected ultra·riabUsts to
the city eouncil, and this summer, like other
BrWsb c.ttles, Blatkbum wu caught up in the
apum of racial hostility.
Ar TllE BEIGJJI' of the summer violence,
Aaian leaders reported 1everal attack.a a day on
Aaiana by white gangs ..,. beatiqs. wiDdo1'·
smaahlnp, the occasional fire bomb.
But fOr abe first time, youn1 Asians, many of
them e&Jcated and reared lo Britain and less
tolerant of white antagonisms than Uteir elden,
retallMedjn kind.
The aftuation around London's ghettos ls wone~ Police report that eight of every 10 crimes
in Lambeth, for eiample, are committed by
YQUfti bl._eka and 85 percent ol the victims are
w~.·
Life basn 't been easy for many whites,
either. The economy is shaky. The nation's over-
all unemployment rate ia S.4 percent and' lntla·
lion is 14 percent annually. ADU-Immigrant sen-
timent bas been whipped up by rilbt..wingen, in·
eluding Enoch Powell, an outspoken member or
Parliament. They play to the fear of many
Britons that the newcomers wut endanger their
"Pssstl OCTD·Jµst •
doubled bus service.
life styles and win out in competiUon for jobs. .
SCOTLAND YARD says street crime in
Lam~th, the sprawllne south London borouab
that embraces Brixton; bipled ln five years to
nearly 1.000 rob~ries and muulnes in 1974 and
even more last year.
Abdul Kha liq Choudhry, a leader of the
Pakistani community in Blackbum, a northern
England textile town, remembers the hardship
faced by Asian faDlilles, many of them from
rural villages, when they first came to England.
They were unable to undentand English or the
strange customs of the white natives when they
came to carve out new lives for themselves. The
clash or cultures was mutual, be recalls:
"English people found It bard to appreciate
that Asian women wanted to wear their saris and
traditional dress, according to our customs and
religious laws.
"The transition for many of our people was
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Simply because todly'a Steinway la built to the ..,. ltlndards.
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So tn•t once vou hllYe a St•nwav In ~ home. ~ know it't "'8nt to stay. To give~ all the pride.-'d'~ a~ CM
giYe ••• plus a modest return on ~r lnvettrnent.
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Seminars, Shows
AJ"FILIANTS: A designer fashion show and bnmcb will
be presented at 9:30 a.m . .,Wednesday, Oct. 8, bl Bullock's by
Hoaa Memorial Hospital, Presybyterian, Auxiliary
Qiapter.
'nckeu, at $10, may be obtained by contacUnc Mrs.
lllcbael Cornelius. Proceeds will support the hospital.
YWCA: Handwrit.inc Analysis and How It Can Chance
Your Ule will ~ discussed by Beverlee McLauahlln,
crapboanalyat.
Sbe wiU address the South Orance County fr'OUP ln the
Santa Ana facility at9:30a.m. Tbunday,Oct. 7.
.
Coining Up.·
1, iD the New Deal Soup Kitchen. Saddleback Valley.·
Doll colledora will display tbelr do11a and talk about
them. On the Protram wll1 be Blythe Monroe, Beulah .
Bartlett, Sandra IA.ch. Prt.acllJa PoUqboro and Roberta
Thayer.
Cb.riatmas orden a1lo will be taken and proceeds will
10 to the f ellowahip f\IDd.
l'&IENDS OP sea: The Imne lf'OU.P wlll present an
art exhibition and a&aetloo at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8, ln Part Newport.
f . . LAGUNA ••Aca PANllBU.BNIC! llemben of
Greek 1eti.r tor0dtiee ue blvtt.ed t.o t.be ftnt &neetiDC ol the ~t.o take plHe ID the Tbree Areb Bay lM>&ne of Mn. Coulter, atl0:30a.m. Wedwd17,0ct.&.
Ma. McLau1blin bas worked with teachers, acbool
peycbologlat.a and personnel directors to show bow th.la
adence can be used aa a tool.
AAUW: A "show and tell" procram la belq arrana~
for tbe buffet luncheon meeting at 12:30 p.m. Tbunday, OcL
The event la a f\md.rai.Mr for SCR, wbJcb, besides tbe
recutar theater 1ea100, reached aoo,ooo at\adeota tbroqb
the EducaUoo Theater ,Procram.
nctets, at $UO ptt penoa. wlU be told at the door.
BUNTEBS: Hoaa Memorial Rosplt.al, Preabyterlur
will benefit from a fasbloa ehow and brunch to be itveo at 11
Lm. Saturday, Oct. 9, bl the Santa Ana Country Club. l
Memorial
Lmting '
A memorial garden for the
blind at the Braille lnatitute
Orange Countr Community
Center, Anaheim was dedicated
in memory of Doris E. Weedon,
founder and first praideot ol the
Newport Beach Auxillary.
The earcleo bas been designed
to provide special stimuli for the
blind who will enjoy ll between
classes. Fragrance is provided
by flowers. herbs and ab.rubbery;
sunlight filters through the lat-
ticework of the gazebo, and tbe
llOWld of water comes from a
fountain.
The project was directed by the
Newport Beach group who also
assisted in the dedication
ceremonies and reception.
Among major donors, be4ides
the support group, are Ward &
Harrington Lumber Co .. K. L.
Redfern Contractors, Pulliam
Contractors, Ro1er's Nunery
and the Sherman Foundatioo.
Tbe lnstitute's comprehe.nslve
proeram is designed to prepare
the blind to lead more indepen-
dent lives and Is offered without
charge to the legally blind of all ages.
Its work is supported by gilta
and bequests from tbe publlc and
through the parUclpalion of
wlunteers.
Bill Allen,
Grace Bunch
enjoy view.
Nuptia/,s
Perf onned
Nichol ls-Emerson
In a 1arden ceremooy, Marci
Jo Emerson became the bride of
Bill Nicholls of Costa Mesa.
The bride Is the daughter of Joe
Russell Emerson of Newport
Beach and Frankie Evans,
Camarillo. Her husband's
parents are W. W. Nlcbolb, Hun-
Uneton Beach and Betty Jean
Roberson, Hollday, Fla.
The newlyweds are graduates
of Edison High School.
McNamee-Winders
Newport Harbor Lutberaci
Church was the aettma for tbe
marrta1e rit.a ~ Pamela
Wlndera and Gr•1or7 II.
McNamM.
The bride, d~1hter ol Mr. aDd
Mra. Wllllam H. Wlnden of
Colla Mesa, la a lfaduate of Eatanda Ht1b School an4
Ele1anc• Ac adem7, L-01
Angel•.
Her husband !ft~ h'om Corona del Mar Sc.bool, at-
tended Oran1e Cou& Collea• and
la the son of lb. a..,t Mrs. R. W.
McNamee of Nf'Wpart Beacb.
McGuirNohnlton
Lori JobnatoD becam• the
bride of Patrick J. ~ dlll'-
ln& nuptial cerUlonitl ccnduct·
ecf In St. Jobn the Baptist
Catholic Cbnttb, Colla llesL
Parenta of tbe new.,.._ are
llelbra Jobnttoa of oat.no and
Mn. P. J . McGuin,Oaltall•L
The bd4e la a srehate of
QW191 mp Scb•ll. Oatmto.S
ber bubaad attada Or ... • Oa:-t eoue,..
Fuller-Dilbeck
JDm Dilbeck ud x.... w.
!'aller. bo&b of eo.ta ~ wens marded ta St. I ..... Baptiat
Caddie Qnarell, ec.ta 11 ...
Tbe bride, 4aqlata' of Mr. and
Mrs. Cbl NUPairoJ of Tballand. wu educat.tba tbat comtrJ.
Ber busbad was a member of
t.be 11'12 8DCI ll'N Obmlilc qelna
.teama. He paduat*l 6'0ID Norte
Viata Hllh Scboolt. attended
Otaa1• ~oaat Coul!!. aad Cellfornla State u ....... 8'nMrdlno. .
• • ~ are lllr. lllld Jin.. ~1'.~f!l8l.M~lt,. '
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MRS. NICHOLLS MRS. McNAMEE
MRS. Mc:OUIAE MAS. FULLER
Spomortne the event la tbe Hunter Chapter ot the aux·
illary.
Jteservationa may be made by callln1 Mildred Hollister
at 6'18-9391 or 5'8-814&.
DAY BrraAoaDINAIKB: AD annual all-day affair
for Southern Callf<>nU women will be h11hll1bted by a p~
gram featurtn1 keynoter Kary Kay Aab, perf o~er Carol
. Lawrence and actreu Paulene Myers.
The event will belin wt.lb a continental breatrut at 9:30
a.m. Saturday, OcL t. in tbe Garden Grove Communlty
Church.
Mrs. Alb, founder and cbalrman ol the board of Kary·
Kay Cosmetics, Inc., •eiit eec::Dta a true success story.
Her address will be accented with presentaUona by
Miss Lawrence and Miss Myers.
Also on the prop-am will be a fashion ahow and special
music by Joo OsbrinkandJohonJeCarl.
Reservations may be made by callln1 the Women's
Ministries offlce, 750-7000.
WAIF: The Los Angeles chapter' is planning a weekend
in Newport Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 9 and 10.
The event at the Balboa Bay Club will include a dinner
and dance and a champagne bnancb.
The group raises funds for the placement of children in
adoptive homes.
IUNIOa LEAGUE: Intereated community volunteers
are invited to join the docent tralninc pro,ram, which coa·
slst.s ol six sessions on TumdQs al I Lm., beeinninl Oct. 12,
bl the Park Newport complex.
Volunteers will learn how t.o present classroom de·
monatrat.ioo kits on the fossils of Southern Calilornia,
Orange County Indians, geolOIY of the county and an over-
view of dinosaurs in North America.
Since its inceptim in 1972, the Paleo.Docent prolfam
bas reached about 8,000 fOUDI students each year.
Further Information is available by calling Mrs.
George Twist at 67>3989.
EL CAMINO REAL WOMEN: Material by the Meter will be the program topic at the luncheon meeting of the
El Camino Real club Thursday, Oct. 1, in the Community
Clubhouse, Dana Point.
Speaker will be Marcella ~e. lecturer. writer,
teacher and traveler, who also wlll display crafted
materials and artifacts from remote places around the
world.
PATRONS ClltQ.E: The Huntington Beacb home oC
Ms. Charlotte Winn wiij be the setUng for the membership
brunch of the Golden West College group which acts as
lialaon between the college and community.
The meeting will begin al 11 :45 a.m. Friday, Oct. 8.
IDGHLANDERS: A 1arage sale will be conducted from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 9, at 1400 Sa.nUago Drive,
Newport Beach.
Proceeds will benefit the O'ranee County Philharmonic
Society. .
Goltkn Anniversary Marked
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hein. who have made their home ln Colt.a Mesa since his re·
tirement in 1971, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at a dinner party in
Victor Hugo's, Laguna Beach. The dinner was given by their daughter, Joan
Petrina. The honored couple have (our grandchildren.
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Fi~~chtg Thoughts for Doc (Ann Landers ~
DEAJl ANN t.\'.ND!RS: Wbat DBAJl MAD: Malpnetke years of aee. Mr •later ii haYIU
kind ol • cftly, mlnd·ap ...... ,..,. at•&e ue•wildud a llia weddJ.n.l ln November aoil off loold.na a lot wane than the daucbt«. 111 ••trfend'a" aole at,..
COUlllr7 .. we llvtns bl.,..,.? tM .._,uce ee.enp M the ldda are dellnlteb' blvited. ID ldda tempt at cooaolatloo waa "hrlab
I'm a 15-Jear-old 1irt wbo la ao =ft taiu 7ov pQskWI. 11 fact, •be aaya it wouldn't be So.tell thats.I wbowrotet.oeat l had berfor a rear."Sb~wu, ol mad I could eat u.ilt. .. diaees. Ne law..,. • much of a weddin1 without them. her words, will you! -I KNOW course, puttini me down and bold-
Tlte &rpreme Coart b8I rated ..._ •ut perform 8ll1 kW ol Yes, kkla do 1et out of bud at BETl'ER 1na benelf up u aomeone wbo
that a minor gtrl c• .bone an Rl'CtrJ, so •Mt pndltlcaen Umes, but they will behave, lf D&Aa BET.Tl!a: v.. ... coukldomyJobbetter.
abortioo without lettlnC wW co•UHe to 1et ,.,.tal aomeoae will take tbe time and _.... llt otMn. Tiie •lil na Bebll troubled, 1 didn't ban a
permission from ber parents. e.aellt for ANY operaU.. Aad trouble to discipline them. ..... .. fHor ol u.e '*· mdy an.aw er. When I loot back
But, 1et tbia, my aunt took me to ~e_:!.J ~ .... e~ la rve attended fbe w~a llll'prtMd1 8o wu L 11J reeden at. ber lack of compassion t
a doc:tOr to h•ve m.1 Uri plerted -aa opera thia pa.at year and there were ... e neTlllee4 .. daat ld4ll betome f\Uioua. What abould I
and be refused to do it because kids atalloCtbem. Tlteybeha.ed ..... ,... a ,....,..,._I& ·uyt.oberNOW?-etrrDEEP ·
lllY mother wu notpreeeatand I DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was beautifully. Sorry I can'UQ the ....... Mlf .. "8 lldde to make DltA& DSSP:' Ne«hh1 YM
bad 00 certSfied autboriutlan annoyed when I read that letter same about tbe adulta. Senral .. a.l M...._ u to~ w ·•'t naUJ D e &llll womu, for
from her aaytna it waaOKI I from the brtde-to-lM! who aald no ao-ealled arown·uptbld t.oo _.....,.._..be la'flted. n-....... w te dae eartJ'
1 eoa1dft 't beU9" IL But the' kida under lt would be allawed at mucb t.o drink _ became loud · fa••••· ur. II ... a.n te .-.
doc&« unred me it'a the b.w her _!~dln1. She must be out of . and obaoxioua, arabbtd Ule P.A. DEAR ANN LANDEIIS: 11.J ........ = ,_ ._ .. cue
md Ille amt abide by it. Wba ell> '* ......-. '"'-.:bedt.old •tas·P91V Jc**• problem ee>¥el'DI afrilndot-.. ... ftia.. ,_....,_ .. be ·L°:DT~=--T-,.,1~•,:.!1J;:.m~ A:i:_ ;"the sroom~ne~..=-= :::"'J!J:;~ .;o C: . '.:t:.;1~11~~"9~
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.Trails Loved to Death?
POINT REYES NATIONAL SBASBOBS.
Calli. <AP> -Ma.s-co~ ~lu fin. leafy
fam aad Callfoniia buckQe craq form a :_u-o1 c:reen, delW.q the tnU ot rtcb blown
Turkey vultures, warblers and woodpeckers
IO&r overhead. Tht> 1"ur&lln1 Sant.a Mana creek ii beard but not l«'TI. It'• a wet and dreary wetkda~ In th.la bution ot nature on lhe coast north or Saa 'f'tancl.Ko.
But lbe dlamal wea\Mr hu failed to dampen an
lncreulnjly promi.otot fa.tu.re of tbe wllder-'*' aceaery -backpackera. ·
In lhe space of two hours. 11 backpackers
troop by a biker who had hoped for
aomethin& like aolltude -1hufllin1 eumptea of
a lelaure-time punull that bas attracted
thousands, spawned a mUlloo-doUar industry
aod posed a lbreat to the very rountryalde tbat
lured ll.
.. NOT ONLY the terrain, but the wUdemess
experience 1.s being erod~." the National Park
Service states in a leallet distributed lo bikers al
Wyoming's Grand Tetoo National Park. "Soon
cooditlons may be little different Crom those we
wanted to leave behind al the roadbead."
From the Pemlgewasset Wilderness in New
Hampshire to Point Reyes here, a new breed or
backpackers is giving the wilderness a workout:
-In 1966, Point Reyes was visited by only
1,.505 backpackers, park rerorm show. By 1973,
the number had risen to 32,000.
-Use of the John Muir WUdemess in
California more than doubled between 1965 and ms. according to U.S. Forest Service figures.
Backpackers
look as
though they
have miles of
open country
to themselves
at Pt. Reyes
National
Seashore.
But they will
meet plenty
more hiking
enthusiasts.
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TRAVEL
Tours Ahead
Motorl11t.s planning short trips thia month miaht keep tbeae dcstlnaUon.s ln mind:
An excltina opportwuty to visit San Quintin
In Baja California under the auspices of the Mex-
ican Tourism Department bas been planned tor
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 8 and 9.
THE "GOOD WILL" caravan for the Colum·
bua Day commemorative wHkend will be
escorted by the Mexican "Green An1ela" Road
Service and lhe Federal Highway Patrol. Music
and fesUvlllet1 will be hosted by the townspeople
of San QuJnUn.
There wll1 be two caravans wltb staging
points at the San Diego Sports Arena early Fri-
day and Saturday. The five and a half hour drive
from San Diego south on Highway l to San Quin-
tin offers magnificent views or coasWne and
COUDlrJside.
P'or detailed in.formation, phone ('714)
.a.Mn1, (%13) 334-8mor (213) SM-~
mE Ii If I B amdVft'Sary ~ London Brtclae
tit Lake Havasu ctty, Aris. wU1 be cei.braud
Saturday through Mood.a.y Oct. ~10, with Lord
Mayor of Loadon, Sit UDdsay Ring, u 1Qe1t of
booor and Les Brown. Rosemary aoc..y ud
ADd.J R~ beadliJ'dnC entertainment.
Festival at the ~ city on the lower
Colorado River includes a major parade, sporta
events, aerobatic exhibitioo, costume pqeant
and a variety of 11hows and contest.a open to the
public.
Tbe Lord Mayor will be vmd manbaJ of the
parade Saturday morning and tbat evenin• will
bead the suest Ust for a western barbeclle hosled.
by British Consul General and Mn. Tom Aston.
CUSTU 'S I.MT Band wUl perform at the . bridce Saharday aftttnooft md the Luke Air
Force Band wUl stve a ecDt'8't OD SUd.Q.
Lake Havasu b cm Arbaaa JIICbw&J IS,
80aUl ol lnteratate e (US•> ad 80l1h ol JA..
'-lenUtelO CUS~'lQ).
-fte llUJllber ot ~ aalai Utab'•
Wuatda mowataiD ~-ftv• to atx pacent eacb year, a l'Gnlt Serrice recruilala
plaaDer estimates.
-A aiatlo tra111D tM ~uset Wlldu-
Dtell WU biked by man t.baJl 40,000 penoD.a la
one year, forcl.D1 lbe l'tlr'tl8l s.ntce to placo
~ctlom on c-&mJ)IQI ADdeampGre uae.
( -AT SOME po6nta oa the Appa]acblan Ttall. a 2,000.mUe IC'e'Dic corridor-that cuta
tbroqb Eaatem mountains from Geoisla to
Kaine. bi.ken PUI every~ MOOndl.
''People are kMmC the tnll to dulh." la·
meota one oftlelal.
Bactpackin1. IPQrt oltbe barely and cune ol
the teodetfoot. baa bkuomedlato a ~mlWOD· •year bulineu. >.. a result, DGrilb now eomDlaln about tbe
cascade ol footlal.la and the Jou ol the days wben
the cballense of backpacJdns. .. one veteran
hiker put it, waa to "leave tbe wtldemeu juat u
you popped your last raisin Into your mouth.••
"People have more time," says Tommy
Wlnnett, author of "BaclrpacldJll tor Fun," ooe
~ 33 works publlabed by bis Wllderncu Presa.
"New hJ&bw ays have matt. wilderness areas
mocb nearer ill drivinl time. uPtweicht. dura-
ble backpacking equipment ls widely available,
and dehydrated and freele.dried foods have been
developed.
..BUT TBE MAIN reason Is that city Ute bas
begun to drive us cruy ... ;• coocludea the SS-year~ld Winnett, who started backpack:inc as a
Boy Scout. "The wont thing about a backpack-
ing trip for me is the car noise I have to endure to
get to the mountains."
Gene Rose, a veteran backpacker from Fresno, attributes a large measure of the
sport's popularity to the environmental move·
menl. :·1 like to take photographs," he adds.
"Others are into fishing, or like the challenge, or
are botany buffs."
George Rudolph, ml,jority stockholder in
Dooner Mountain Corp., aays the trails get
busier as equipment got light.er. ·
Rudolph, 68, bas been In the business since
1935, when the majority or "backpaclrinc" was
done by skiers who toured the slopes with crude
equipment sold by a handful or retail shops.
''Where lt used to take a ~pound pack for a
two-week trip," be says, "it's now down to 30-32
pounds. It mates it more fun and easier to do.
The packs are light.er and carry more comfort
items."
ACCORDING TO one retailer, the cost of
completely outfitting a backpacker from scratch
has risen from $200 to $3SO in just a lew years.
"It's terrible -there are too many people,"
laments Theodore Dierks, who operates a
backpacking outlet in Berkeley. "They've
pushed out what I call the 'circle of disaster.'
You now have to travel three days to get away
from people once you get into the mountains.
"They've used up all the wood; fished out the
streams and la tea; and pounded the crap out or
the place."
As a result, forest managers ar e becoming
increasingly concerned about preserving the de-
licate ecology o( the tr alls.
"We're having some fairly serious im-
pacts," says Ned Therrien, information omcer
for the White Mountain National Forest In New
HamJ>Shire. "There's some serious trail erosion,
loss or vegetation and problems with the disposal
or human waste ..•
MANY TRAILS ha,•e strict quotas placed on
their use. Al Point Reyes, for example, there's a
two-month waitine list or people who want to
make weekend reservations for one ol the park's
tightly controlled baclcpacldng campsites.
Al Yosemite NaUonal Park, backcountry use
has tripled In the past 10 years while total park
use bas lncreued by just lS percent, according
to a report by Dr. Jan van Wqendonk, National
Park Service researcher.
Tbe efforts to control the now of humans into
the forests is tailing several forms. Since 1971,
for example, the U.S. Forest Service has re·
quired permib for visitors to designated wilder·
ness areas.
Fires no longer are permitted in most
wilderness regions because the scars they leave
heal slowly and cause erosion damage.
Pets, too, are banned, and shortcutting from
tralls is frowned on by ranaers because of the
erosion would-be trailblazers leave behind.
But despite lhe rules and tbe wave or
backpackers, veteran mountaineers agree lt ls
still possible to find solitude ln the forest.
•'There's a rule among those who write about
the mountains, not to write about the already
popular trails but to writ.e about unknown trails
instead," says Gene Rose, a Fresno journalist.
''That way maybe the crowds will be more even-
ly dispersed."
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"Stop that barking, Borfy! Don't you know P J
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Liquor Label
To Bare All
By LOUISE COOK _ ............
Americans are going to have to get used to re·
ading the fine print on liquor bottles.
Government regulations involving the size of
the containers and the stuff that ·s in them could
cause some initial confusion for consumers who
spend almost $30 billion a year on alcoholic
beverages. The first thing to watch for, starting 10 October.
is liquor in metric size bottles. ll 's part of a 21.'2-year
program at the end ol which all distilled spirits will
be sold in six standard metric sizes.
Next. on J an. l, 1978
-a httle more than a ( J year away -you will CONSUMER start seeing ingredient lists on the labels of
domestic and imported
alcoholic beverages.
· For the moment. metric and nonmetrlc will
coexist. with both sizes on the shelves. Labels used
on metric bottles will have to include the oonmetrlc
equivalent and knowing the difference in size could
save consumers money. After Jan I, 1980. when the
nonmetric sizes are ehm1natcd, the labels will in·
elude metric measures only
SUPPOSE THE LIQUOR store offers two
brands of your favorite drink -ont.' in fifths and one in lhe new 750 milliliter s in• at the same price.
Which is the better buy'' You '11 have to know tha•
the fifth is exactly two-tenths or am ounce bigger.
making it a better buy. On the other hand, the liter 1s a better buy than
the quart, assuming they arc the same price. It's
got almost two ounces more 1 iquor.
I! the two items are priced differently, you will
have to do some division to determine which is
actually cheaper. No one knows yet what pricing
policies retailers will follow and the situation is
further complicated by the fact that liquor prices
are set by Jaw in some states
INDIVIDUAL LIQl10R compani es,
meanwhile, have different schedules for introduc·
Ing the metric measures ordered by the Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms of the Treasury
Department. The timetablt' d('pends on marketing
policies and the speed with which the companies
can convert bottlingequipmcnt. The new sizes.
-SO milliliter, equal to 1.7 fluid ounces and
closest ln size to the miniature, which contains 1.6
Ouid ounces.
-200 milliliter, equal to 6.8 Ould ounces and
closest 1n size to the hall-pint, which contains eight
ounces.
~ MILLILITER, equal to 16.9 fluid ounces
and closest in size to the pint, with 16 ounces.
-750 mllllliter, equal to 25.4 ounces and closest
in size to the fifth, with 25.6 ounces. The fifth was in·
troduced during World War JI to save glass and
alcohol, used in maklng artificial rubber. It was
dubbed the "victory quart."
--One liter, equal to 33.8 ounces and closest in
size to the quart, with 32 ounces.
·-1.75 liter, equal to 59.2 ouncu and
closest in size to the half gallon, with 64 ounces.
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··cBS ~ensor ~peaks Out
I.OS AMOEIJ!:S (AP) -lt'a
......... al ~pcllWs to .....
~ID aa1 form. So wW
doel a P1 wftb 11 ,_.. ID tbe
... tlwtDee• • ., --pkUd to be cbW Ha"tW mt tM CBS ~netwoe!k?
''I dca't app.roach UM~ Q
U. ~.''la 1ll1tu& Va Gordon
S..-11.11. S.'t · CBS'...., rice
p...sdeDt for Pl'Oltnml Jll"M-., U. top Jta or ~ CID tbe
eoatut ol it. •ntertalDmeot .,....,
urm bere to reprtllal& tbe In·
..... of tbe D~ ud tbe
viewer," 9dds lb• 40-,....-Gid U ·
eeudw, beed of dbe CBS News
bureau-ln Parla ..,bell umed to
~ DCID·Dewt job lutJW.,. "And
I IP to thlnk I r.an do that and
ldll deal with the ereatl•e people
ln way that doesn't end withiny
.,..,.. po9t.und u -u. c:msor-.•••
11TB•'8 backpvund makes
u.alque lD tbe world of
ork cenaordom. H1s pre-~ IOI', Thoman J. SWatford, beld the prosram practices ebiP' at CBS for '41~ ,ears until he wu replaced by tbe network =came to his job from
admlnhrtr.atiTe posts at
and two of it.a autions. Alfred Sebne.lder-, tbe top ABC
Cl!!Mor, bu a legal, busineM and
actmlnlstrati ve background .
H~inio Travlesas, NBC's
~. bas a back1P'OUDd in sales aDd administration, plua ex-
peitence in the ll~iOs overseeing
lb9ws for a lar1te advertising
aa!'PCY· aauter•s career.i bas involved
ndhinl but news. -starting in ua when be wa.s • report.er at
the Standard-Tim es in New Bed· tOld. llus.
~ Obio State g;:raduate with a
master's degree in journalism
from the Unlvenity ~Missouri,
Suter work~d on three
newspapers befo1:e joinin1 CBS
in )(ay 1968.
&l'TE& NEW Bedford, be
wrote for the Detroil Free Press.
11Wm he was a Cbicqo Daily
News reporter and feature
writer.
Be g ot in to broadcas t
~alism at CBS-<>wned WBBM
in.~cago, lheo ••orked for lhe C8' Radio news ~It. and in
Van Gordon
Sauter keeps
his eye on
the CBS eye.
1972 •ent into televtstcn news as
• newa director of WBBM.·TV. He
also worked there a s an
anchorman before leaving to
bead CBS News' Paris bureau in
l.VT5.
The man who hired bim at
WBBM ·TV was Robe rt
Wussier , then the s tation's
general manager, now the bead of
CB&TV. And it was Wussier who
picked Sauter as bis new chief
program censor.
Wb7 did Sauter take this most
improbable of post s for a
newsman?
"WEU., I'VE been in news for
quite some time and I was in-
terested in doing sometbinl me
in broadcasting,'' he sllid during
a trip here to say hello to those
who make shows for CBS.
"I'm not clever enough to be a
salesman, probably not creative
enough to produce entertainment
proerams. But I thought this job
bad many of the same values and standards of journalism.
TDDA1!'S OIDSSIDID PVZZLI
.. , .ort o1 new .., Joa. u ..
editor of a au~•• or DtWIPQet or Sood ....._.
I"m aat here to be Dr. No. •• Jeee
-.. tl71Ac to f1Dd ..,.. • 11*1 edi&or would to allow tbl enwdve
pa-toacblefttbillr.._
''Bat .. baft to..,, 'Loe*. ..
Mft eoaceru abeul UM ._..
i.ere. Bow ean .... ttt wbat ,_
'ftDt to do wltbout vWltiDI OS CODCS'U?''.
llE DBCLINllD to dllcme a
m.;)or Hollywood COllllCtlD -tbl
"faiullY vtewtn1•• caecept CBS
puabod ud the aet,...b all
adopted. The C<lllctllt DOW ii be-lnc fou,ht iD a fede'U eo.t llUlt
bnNCbt by eaterta•n"*lt m6om
and several producers. AIDllllC
them Norman Lear.
Sauter 11ld CBS blrrilten bad
ad vised network executi•es
acatnat p11bUcly dlscuas1DI ••family viewiaa •• aatU tbe suit is
decided.
However, be aireect that u tbe
CBS cemor be wW have his dis·
aareement.a wit.b Hollywood'•
creative communlt1 about pro. eram coatent. and ~ bu
had a few minor skirmiabes.
"I'm au.re there'll be more pro-
nounced ones as we co aloag, ''be
said. "And lnevitably there'll be
circumstances where we say,
'No, you 're no& 101D1 to do th.at.'"
.. BUT l'D like to think th.at
aft.er we've said that to the prc>--
ducer or writer or performer, we
could back off wilh a sense ~
respect, a aeruse tbe7 know what
my concerns are and I know what
tbeirsare.••
Sauter also worries about com-
mercials, an incredible n_um])er
oltbem. ·
Such pitches are first pre-
sented to him in "story board
form," as scripts or sketches or
both, "and generally a third d
them are rejected outript "
Sauter said. He was asked why.'
.. It isn't consist.mt with our
sense of taste," be replied. ''Or it
doesn't meet NAB (National A&-
soclation of Broadcast.en) c:ode
standards. Or there are some
questions about it with regard to
the Food and Drug Adminlstra-
lioo or lbe Federal Trade Com· mission.''
Old Movies Recycled • •
U · 1 bad a n.lctel for
every Ume I 've bu.rd
t.Mwalllqla.meat .. ~
•'t tbe7 make moriee
tibU..7 ...S to mllte?"
I'd be a Iida •u todar. laUiu m7 OWD movies
lllltud ol .nt.mc lbGut "91DOTtieeolotMn.
REX REED
In the raw
TIM America.a rum ao. mucb wlder tbe man ln a tradJUoa ~
Iutltute bQ come up s weee of tbe prairie moat1·earolDI wo~ wWt. • ~! f.ar. wbenJam•DeaJUWQ: ln "ARabinlnthe~!" l•nstb Hmpllatloa, of c er• d a c r o a a l t that 1ubllme alMplea film c Upa from II bowle.,ed and ci.lmed nt1bt Spencer Tn ey ~can clualca tbllt lhat wlDdmW to Dlm.ltri ION tbrou1h berore ~~
abould .... aom• of t.bo Tlomkln m utlc In daucbter'• woddln• '1'
mbery for the time be-"Gilllt." How mucb .. Father of the Bride ,., tns. wbUe we wait ror more H.rotc the m.ieety .. .. ._ ...
aomelbln1 beUer to of the man with the thlnll:'"7.";~ o:•kes1 .... ~ come a.Joq. Thia bappy bade• tn • boltllo ter-o yW ae UUPl experience I• called rilor'y wben Gary,.~ made an iDtelll&ent mOV·
"America at the Mov-stood alone at ~·le oo the subject. ~
la" and lt '• coming )'GUI' Nooo .. IUDI cbanaed, but ~
way ln a britbt 1.lft · the atuplclit,y and ~
package tbal ls well AND FINALLY, the berolca.
worth invesU1at.lna. real dialllualonment with Now, with th.~• the American Dream, THAT OLD fable a~t
tlcm of almost every ma-never better revealed lNdinc men to alory od
jor and minor atudlo in than in the ltenes ~ the the battlefield was ne~
Hollywood, plus the Oldes mori.nc west In better exposed for it4
easer particlpatJon ot "TbeGr•-of Wratb... true falseness than ih every '-depende,••t ......... -..--"SinceYouWeolAw·~·~ --r-Next comes the up· -v• ducer, Georee ~ ward swing to "The There la R o beC't ·Jr., director of the A.Fl, Cities: .. the dealh ~in-Walker -young and
baa been able to draw vital, wltb bls rut·---m ... --.. 11• the_.._ aocence, everyoneootbe bef b --uv •u"'.....,,. ..,...,...,., m-... "'--m .... ·-'-ed ore lm -•itt; libr•-of. Americ• .. film -e, uv ..,e aeqwu -...lb ,...._
-i -seDSUOUSlless of all those •"""' ye to every
fnlm the earllut ~to dancint dominoes in warm anct nice and Pl'Q-
tbe present. Busby Berkeley's "Gold ducUve ln a cold, blac;'k'
THE &ESULT is a Diaets ot 1935" to Joo r allwaydepoL .
giaantlc e:dravaiarua Voight prowling the All be bu to 1ive hi,·,
that includes the worltof streets of bell in "Mid· eirl (Jennifer Jones) is,.
89 performers, 54 direc· nightCowboy." . watch etven to him bY
tors. 113 1creenwrlters And, in between. bis grandfather wllh the
and 73 producers. It all scenes of people winning ins cription ••To mi
comes to1etber in 92 mooey, bettin& money, grand.Ion, wbo will loail
acmes, divided into five losing money. making me to story on the bat..
thematic se1ment.s: Tbe money and s tealing tlefields.'' The sham an~
Land, The Cities, The money in everything bypocrtsy of aendin&.
Families. Tbe Wars and from "The BusUer" to boys to die before they're 'l1lie Spirit. "Tbe French Connec-old enouab to know W-..t.
.. America at the llov· tion... iclealllm means com"'
lee .. shows the myth and Katharine Hepbun blln~'1 true in lhai.
maaic of a land lbat shocked tbe wotld when all«l, misty scene.
cbances futer than the she announced she'd go • Finally. tbere is a
reels in a projoctcr. ll to work and put ber tribut. to "Tbe Spirit" of
beean wilh "The LMd" bratna to work instead o1 the people: the m~
and ao does the film. beiD1 a housewife in "A and wonder of .. Tbe
Tbe heartbreaks and Wom• Rebell." Charlie Miracle Worker" when
ba.rdablPI of the Indian Chaplin taught us the Patty Duke spells ber
tra1edy are abown in meaning of genius wbeo tint word at the wai.
''Cbeyenne Autumn," be awakened our sleep-pump; James Capoy
S the way we plundered ing IOCia1 coosciOUllMIU s.amo1 lhrou1h space egments of and exploit.eel the soil ln and showed UIS the comic II ke a Jet-propelled Charlie Chap'i·n tbe Oklabo ma Land horrors of factory rooster In "Yank, ee ~ 1' Rus h i s viv i dly routine in "Modern die Dandy;• James. fifmS are portrayed in a scene Times." Stewart 111 Jimmy, h from "Cimarron," the Doolittle; Greek imJn1,. among t e coura1e and stamina ol AND THERE are grants arriving at Ellls highlights the pioneer aetUeri is some wonderfully funny Jsland in ••America;
movingly depleted in bits of self-recognition in America." Of 8 new s cenes from "Shane" the "fruatr ation" "'
ACROSS •nountaln direct ton
7 1P1lm oft 128 Dlacuaalon
1 Bout 72 0 '1acarded t oup 127 clar•
35 Sour ale prefix
38 Flavorsome 9 1 Fiii·
-'O Ch1llenged botlomed
" 1 Actor' a joke bOlt
movl·e. and "How the West Was scenes• Jack Lemmon ~ONLY fitting that ~~~~~~~~!!l!~_.!.~~~:_ _____ w~oa~.'~' ------"America at the .. ov. raging a1ainst the city -that bas robbed, muaged ies" should end with
and emasculated him in Chaplin abuffllng off
"The Out-of-Towne.rs,'' down that open highway
Jack Nicholson's temper in "Modem Times." Ttie
and patience exploding movies have opened new
together at the madden· highways to adventure
c omp. teelhers
wd. 73 tilluggy 12G Boot .-2cer•l
t Seati.r 7-4 Al>endoned leawre gr1ln ll macard 76EncloMd 130 Spur' a disc 44 Performed
Blackboard 7713oe1 by 132 R1wboned -'6Small
Bay 78C:::ll•t 1340naw on:2 •7 Perched
wlr'tdow sounc:I wda. -'8 T1ble
r2Recumbent 79 l_.Olled 138 Brownllh support
te Snowy furtively gr1y -'9 Fanatical fi Ettllall 80 !Spar 138 H1bltu1te 50Ek.lde ·
Carr~ 61 rorment 139Ea«lmo 51 Submarlfle
Peruaes 8-4 Scorch dWelhng detector
e7 Painter'a 65 1;1t111t1ts: 2 1408iacuit 52 Lure
stand Wdl. 1'4 1 Command 5-' Large roc:k
DBelltnr s 89 IFloltlng 1'42 Lukewarm 56Pllne
•• lort• 90 !Hunting dog U 3 Antlc sounds
~Map 9 I ;Sew IOOHIY 1-4 '4 A alJiQr\a 57Man's
•; dlfeCllOn 92:Swtsa places nlcllname
:JO Briny mountain 1'45 lnd~ent 58 Past«al
: deeo 93Makebread p1pea
SQ &Jcclnct 94 Trailed DOWN 61 Kiln
GA Label 95S1vory 620tdcar
36 lnno 96 Olllce , Temperate 63 River
manner record 2Womaway bottom
¢7 Communisls 97 A.nger 3 .Fattgued 66 Dirties
3eAllow 98 Caviar 'Decimal 67 Reckoned
•OOlg 99 ttnowledge base byunila :.1 Coagulate 100tAore IS Bread 68Spreadllay
42 E1t1m11e 111nole1111nt spread 69Zest j3 Commotion 10 1 A ctivate 6 Frollc 7 t Showiness
5 Skimpy 102Tlradneas 7 Attends to 72Damoen
~7 Seldom 104 Qonc:luctec:I 8Cheatnut 73 Waste·
9 Pause 105Bullet hOt'M maker
63Se• BC>und 9Conclude 75 Expunge
•ao•• 108A&ito·a 10 TV movies 76 Batted tt.J
tJC M1rah tmckalde 11 Deviate eyes
&5 ECC9f11fic 108 Oflllcloua 12Puraue 77 Ashen
min drink 13 Getuo 79 More
&DEiude 11DKaelOVM 1.c Had IUnCl'I al1PQery
eQ Short 112 Mlljetllc 15Shower 80ConQuer
letters wonder With 8 1 Custom
82 "lover '13 FaJ11 lace pebbr.s 82Cognlnnl
dovey· 116Ql111 18 Hue 830athered
aounda -.apona 17 Cul off te1w1
83S.tctlel 1171& 18Bullflglll 84 fur ec:art
0.Clod• concerned Site 815 Scottish girt
IOtld 118 B iblic.t 19Anclent 86 Uns~hiatlca•
86Combo animal card ted
Ms.date 120 Sm111 v1ll4y 20 M1ke 87 Woman·a
87 Aogr191llOn 124 V lohy happy nam e
89 Departed aucnmer 3 t Coagulate 88Uaemoney 10 Cr111·a 125 M»alOaJ 33 Olfllfent 90 Bafore:
IEE a AlllPl!D IECl'ION FOR ANSWERS
9.C M1le
lellne
95 "PHr-
shaoe<f' sound a
96 D1sch1rged
•oun 98Reoret 100 Rac:l10
10 1 Statute
103 Pnnting
fluid
10.c wanoo.
slang
105Peel
107 The
Orient
109 Very
Sid 110 Synagogue
offk:•I 111 Swimming
113Eam
114 Make
amenda
1115Stltcl'I:
2 wds.
117 Wa1ercr11t
119 Sa1•11flee
121 Chopln'a
forte
122 GalloOed
Hiiiy 123Cautl0Ua
126Snow
venlclea
128 Solt
maaa
127GrMk
portal
128 Short
A•cket 131 11kworm
133Moslem
11111
135E•o•r1 pilot
137 Verb
form
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WOMORLAMr" IXJ
b--.!'!;=~~~~-.J Ing waitress In "Five andtbe endis nowberetn • Easy Pleces." s!iht. ~'=*'!m~,..'miiriii~L..e!!!!!!!!:~~~!!!!.~ The section or "The It's easy to punch boles
THE C:ITY s.4°'9'1NG Cl.NTAE
OlAHel6JWtll
1'-' CITY CENTRE CIMlMA'> ...
M . '"WY IMANCHUTIA IXJ
0 .0. fAWY fCITY DA. IX.I
'"THI ..aAT SCOUT Ate '
CATHOUH THHSDAT" . .,.,,...OILD'" , ...
'
Families" includes the in any film containing so
beautifully photo-many brief excerpts
graphed and he art-while leaving out so
rending military funeral many others. But the re-
in "Giant,•' the very fun-al point la that "America
ny and touching scene in At The Movies" la a
which Diahann Carroll perfect conlributlcn by
,.._ .... u • ...,.. ... ..._ brings a boyfriend bome the motJon picture in-
_.::-...:.,-::,~ to ber welfare family dustry to our bicenten-
.... ,.._._ .. _
~ ..... .... -. ...... -.......... ..
W'ith resultine chaos in nJal year. It made me
"Caudlne;" the etbnlc want to see all of tbeso
conflicts of tbe black movies all over aaaln.
Ronstadt Faces Herself
I ~ lly LISA •OllJNSOH • ~ @ •-• all ,., ••Cid ..... n ..
:$nda Ronstadt ls hotter than Tops in Pops ~ ,_.,.frte8G7 wU.!
Her lalett album, "Hasten \y.t Llada: I UMd to think lt would
Tbe Wind'' hu aold over bebard,butlt'1nevw~a~ ~ copies since Its release blMI for me. TM onlY Ume I
weeks a10 and ls about tA> be )'OU were as cood u you wen co-don't like ll wbeD llOmecme la
cettllled platinum. SN rec.all)' lnc to get when you were about S. more hCeaalul t.bM me ls wbea
iEeted a U.S. concert tour, and whatever )'OU had, you had. I tbblk t.lult tbey'ns DOt rood. 1 (tl
~ I 30 c1Ue1 in eitttt wee>lu It never occurred to me that you real *Jlll'1 when I think that tw-
ia 1cbeduled -after a very could develop anything. rib&e slnaen are makln& htt r•
brief rest -to take off oo a tour e«dl.. Well, I don't anymore, but otbaland. Do Joa laave to ....tr at ,_,. I used to when I wu atarvtna. rd
• · interview was conducted •"91! bear a ~rd that was by some
-. o L in d a returned t o LlDda: Pb God, yes. I mean, I lirt. and I wouldn't tb1nk it wa
• etown" Tucson for a coo-never have, but J g« better in cood . Actually. more tban
cert lo benefit the Desert spite of myseU by just ban&io« anytblnf, lt would bcMbm' me lf 1
M\&ffum. around with other muslclans. I tho\l&ht lt wu dbhonest.
'Mterward.s. sbe and I tallced at finally realized that I couldn't b~ hotel as sbe dressed and pre-just 'lt around with Ill)' tuitar Bow do yoe feel _.... ti. u .
toucllac HCHll ol W5 •e• ..... , p.e,r~ for the show, then m the and sine and bear myaelf,
lfrdousine on the way tA> lhe Com· because I wu alway1 eereamin1
munity Cen ter. and in her over a band.. And I developed a
backstage dressmg room. lot of bad singing habjls, lhfngs Linda: Well, I'm delighted
with it because I was so much
more involved with this rttard
than I ever was before. I've
always been involved wtth my re-
cords, for better or for worse;
l 've never le t anyone mix
anytblng without my bt>ing there,
I was always involved with the
arrangements, and 1 picked the
tunn. I made a lot ot bad ~
cords; they were bad because I
didn't know what 1 was doing. 1t
was my fault, 1 take the blame.
·She bu ehminated m~b of that were stylist ically and physically bad. Also. lf you can't tllat nervous, Uttle-g1rl cutest· bear the real fine. subtle detalls
neaa once so closely associated of what you sound like, there isn't
wi,Lh her personality <although much room for exploration. stf~ remains a knockout to look Sometimes I bear those details in
at), and the Linda Ronstadt that the studio, and it bums me out.
is emer ging is 3 more secure, I'm one of those people wbo can't
stlf·aware and mature woman. stand to lisLen to anything I've re-
How macb time wUJ you be
die lo spend at home this year?
"Unda: Well, I'm taking the
wbole winter off. I'll do another
altSum to probably come out
around springtime, and I want to
fltUsb up the house. And l 'm ~e>
ing to go back lo school. Not ac·
tuat college. but there's a music
schOol in L.A. called the Dick
Grove Music S<.·hool where yo u
can take harmo ny, theory ,
percussion c lasl>es . I'm rea l
frustrated with my music. 1 feel
like I have to get on to the next
plateau. I had always a p
proached music an the same way
that J approached technology. I
thought l couldn•t learn 1t, that
corded.
Do you feel, as many o&bers
bave said, that the songs you sln1
areuabappy?
Linda: Well, yeah, but I feel re·
al good. I think that you sing to
lighten the load, you know. The
biggest burden is alienation and
loneliness. so that ·s what I sing
about. I don •t really think of
things like 'happy' -happy is
such an ephemeral state. I like tA>
think of joy and celebration.
Songs don •t have to be either hap-
py or unhappy, it can be a release
or celebration.
Is there that kiad of pro·
fessioaal jealousy, especially
But this time, not only was I
writing stuff, I was a lot more in·
volved with the technical end of
it. I found out that there's this
whole other recording that's the
studio ... even t he dig.ital delay
machine and the Apex machine,
all this s tuff I mean 1t ·~
technology again, but it's really
interesting. 1 got real excited
about it and l s tarted tA> think
about it. and realJzed lbat this
could keep me excited for about
another seven years. Without
ever getting bored. All it takes is
concentration.
Divorce Not Kid Stuff
By ERMA BOMBECK has created some rather
uruque families. Not Just
his. hers. mine . and ours,
but some re al mind·
hoio!glers.
Des pite a s tudy at the
University of M1ch1gan
tha't shows married peo-
ple are the happ1c:.t 1n
U.S. society, about half
of the married people
l~l year laughed all lhe
way to the divorce
courts.
O n e bo y, wh o se
divorced mother had
four children and mar·
ried a widower with
f i ve. all under 18,
lamented, ''I'll be the on·
ly boy in town w ith two
brothers named J immy,
The re m ar ria ~es of
husbands and wives
some several t ames
Taurus: Try
To Socialize
MONDAY,OCl'OBER4
By SYDNEY OMA RR
ARIES CM arch 21-Aprll 19): What you might
fear is or paper t iger variety. In words of a
famous Aquarian of past, "You have nothing to
tear but fear itself."
TAUllUS (April 2().May 2()) · Highlight will-
ingness to t'Xpand, to try different areas of en·
deavor. to soc1nlh:e and to laugh al your own
foibles.
GEMINI (May 21-Jwie 20): Break through
red tape. Refuse lo be intimidated. Accent on re·
builclin1i:.
CANCF.R <June 21-July 22): Be ready for
change, variety. trnvcl, detective work. rel a·
tionsh1p that bccom<'S "interesting."
LEO (July 23·/\ug 22): You recover from
apparent setback Timing improves. Family.
situation is more harmonious
VIRGO 1Aug 2J·Sept. 22) Perfection may
not be possible, but you're able to perceive needs
and necessary techniques. Partner or mate .~res prominently
.::. LIBRA <Scpt 23-0cl. 221 You're able to get .~b donP. You arc rewarded for efforts, achleve-
·:>ftlenls
· SCORPIO <Oct 23-Nov 21 > ln\'olvemenl Is
~ntured If you play game:. v.1th emotions, you
pay a price. If s erious. you could be paving way
for happiness.
SAGl'M'ARIUS <Nov 22-0ec 21 ) Gel fresh
lOok at situation wtuch requires lenal green light.
• 1ruildon l'lolidstructure
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J an. 19): Ability lo
a'J)peal to pubhc Is highlighted. Your re marks
are quizzical, wise and funny.
AQUARIUS CJ an. 20-Feb. 18): Element of
• timing is in your favor. You 're a ble to con·
solidate a!lsets.
. . -. . .
. •
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20>: Lunar eycle is
11ueh thal you get n~!\ulls Persoll!I who were
evasive wlll be available .
" ~
AT
WIT 'S
END
a brother and a sister a
month apart and two sis·
te r s 12 days apart.
Everyone will t hink
you're a rabbit!''
Bearing this ln mind.
there are probably some
ramifications that we ha-
ven't begun to consider
A SIMPLE invitation
tA> a PTA meeting could
be pretty interesting.
"Charles," says Miss
Whitechalk . "did you
take home the notice or
the PTA Open House to
your mother?"
"Yes, I gave it to all
thrtt of them.•·
"It would be nice If all
three of them would
show up."
"Not so nice. My dad is
coming."
"I already met your
sister . She's the one who
meets yo u In the
lunchroom. isn 'l she? ..
"She used to be my sis·
t e r . Now s he 's m y
cousin "
"l don't unde rstand ··
.. Her mother married
my mothe r ·s brother
which made my former
mother my aunt."
''THEN WHO I S
Evelyn who has your
same name ? ..
"We're twins ··
"But you're six and
eight."
"Twins. but not to each
other ...
"Then, you're related
through marria~e ..
"No , through
dJvorce . ··
"How do you keep aJI
of this str aight.,'·
"l don't. What really
complicates thin1i:s is
when I meet someone
with the same last name
as mine and I don't re-
cognize them."
It will only be a matter
of time before the follow·
Ing conver sation will
ensue on the playground.
"Mike! You stop that
fighting this instant. You
are not to punch in lhe
face of that nice boy."
"Maybe yesterday he
was a nice boy. Today,
he's my brother!··
OAILYPILOT •2
'I get real angry when I
think that terrible singers
are making hit records,:
says singer Linda Ronstadt
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Salary limits Sought
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Tbc
troup aeekloa to limit tbe
aalsies ol state llDd local pollU·
dam in CallloroJa ii back with
UGlher peUtloa cainpaicn, aays
Secretary of St•te March FOQC Su.
· lb. Eu •nnounced that the
.. Elected Offlciall Compftl.sation
lDlUMlv•" bu been permitted to
circal•te petlllona. It needa
•,Ml aipatu.rea ol relistued voten by Feb. 11. um to qulli/y
for lbo statewide ballot in June
11'18.
THE P&OPOSAL would
amed the state Constitutloo to
lhnJt aa.tarles and expenses of
elected officials to what they
we,..ooJan.15, 197S.
Tbe founder of People's Ad·
voe ate, Inc., PaU.J Gau or
CwmacbaeJ, is beediqt.bedrtft.
H. led a almllar umpelp that
failed earlier this year to qullly
for t.be ballot tb1s Nonmber.
The proposal ·~ that OGly • vote ol ~ people would permit
the salaries to be r a1Md.
A SUMMA&\' br t.be Aa&e at·
torney seneral ., o!tice uJd
passaae of the lnltUd-. would reduce atale coata by 110 bllllioo,
a year, and local coetlbybetween
$6 million and $8 million.
Tbe 1ummary aald the pro.
poaal would alao slow the ll"Owt.h
rate ol 1ovenuneot cost.a.
Affected would be aalaries ol
state constitutional officers,
legislaton, Juctees and city and
county elected officers.
Radar
'Shoots'
Speeder
~ ' .Newport Beach moton:yc:le
officer Joe Lambert cloclta
the speed or cars on Sapta
Barbara Drive with tho de·
partment 's new ha.nd·beld
radar. Police bought two
units after testing them last fall. Put into operation this
week, the radar guns can
pick out the speed of a
selected vehicle up to a
mile away.
Robinson's fall sale starts today, Oct. 3-0ct. 11. \
> ) Shop Sunday 12-5 and Monday 10-9!
Apparel and Sportswear
BETTER COATS
Dress length all weather coats w11h plaid zip-out
warmer. Machine washable. Orig. 95.00 .......•.. Now 59.97
FUR SALON
Exceptional savings on fine lurs. Wide seleetlon of mink coa\s,
strollers. also lamb. fox or lynx. natural or dyed shades.
All h~r ptOOYCll tao.led 10 stio.-counur 01 orig+A of unPOr1ed '"''
DESIGNER DRESSES
Designer dresses. costumes and evening wear.
Orig. 100.00·250.00 . . . . . . . . . . . .... Now 49.99--119.99
MISSES' BETTER DRESSES
Famous maker knitwear 1n daytime dresses and
pantsuits .• Orig. 80.00· 150.00 .............. Now 52.99·99.99
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Designer dresses. costumes and evening wear.
Orig. 80.00-200.00 . . . .............. Now 39.99-99.99
BRIDAL SALON
Bridal gowns. Orig. 160.00-400.00 ....•..... Now 79.99-199.99
Bndal headdress. Orig. 38.00-80.00 . . . . . Now 17.99-39.99
PACESETTER
Sportswear separates. Orig. 15 00·50.00 . . . . . .. Now V> off
DESIGNER SPORTSWEAR
Jackets. Orig. 56.00· 154.00
Pants. skirts. Ong. 42.00-92.00
SPORTSWEAR DRESSES
1 and 2-pc. dresses Orig. 46.00-52.00
Wool knit dresses. Orig. 56.00·60.00 ....
SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES
. . Now 14.951-37.99
Now 9.99-22.99
Now 29.97-34.97
Now 37.97-39.97
Coordinates and separates. Orig. 20.00-49.00. Now 12.99·30.99
Pants and tops. Orig. 20.00·31.00 ........... Now 14.97·15.97
BETTER SPORTSWEAR Ill
Coordinated sportswear. Oflg. 24.00·53.00 .... Now 15.99-35.99
BETTER BLOUSES
Famous maker blouses. Orig. 20.00.28.00 . . . Now 14.99-19.99
BElTER SWEATERS
Sweaters from Italy. Orig. 24.00-52.00 . . .•... Now 14.97·3.4.97
Pullovers. cardigans. Orig. 23.00·35.00 ....... Now 14.99-f2.99
ROBINA.IRE COATS
Polyvinyl/chloride regular length coats
and pentcoats. Ong. 35.00·45.00
ROBINAIRE MISSES' DRESSES
2-pc. skirt sets. Ong. 40.00-50 00
Dresses and skirt sets. Orig. 34 00· 70 00
ROBINAIRE WOMEN'S DRESSES
•.. Now 29.97
.. Now31.97
Now 19.99-39.99
Missy dresses and pantsuits. 8-18
Orig. 36.00·56.00 •••••.... Now 25.99-39.99
MISS ROBINAIRE
Dresses. Orig. 40 00-60.00 . . ... Now 19.99·29.99
Long dresses. 1umpsuits. Ong. 40.00·70.00 . . Now 19.99-35.99
PAGE BOY" MATERNITY BOUTIQUE
Tops. Orig. 14.00-28.00 . . . . . . . . . . Now 9.99-10.99
Pants. Ong. 18.00·20.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Now 9.99
Pantsuits. Orig. 35 00-55.00 . . . . . . .......... Now 19.99-29.99
Long dresses. Orig. 35.00-62.00 . . . . ...... Now 19.99-39.99
In Newport, Cerritos. San Diego end Woodland Hills stores only.
ROBINAIRE SPORTSWEAR
Novelty sweaters. Orig. 13.00·24.00.. . . • . . . Now 8.97-16.97
Polyester pants. Orig. 19.00 . . . . . . Now 12.97
ROBINAtRE DIRECTIONS
Nylon tailored shirts, many fashion colors. Orig. 14.00. Now 8.97
CAREER DRESSES
Selection of 3·pc. pantsuits .
Famous maker polyester dresses .....
CONTEMPORARY DRESSES
Dresses. Orig. 40.00-60.00 . . . . . . . . • . .
Sweater knits. Orig. 40.00-62.00 ..... .
SPORTSWEAR II
Cowls and turtlenecks. Orig. 12.00·13.00
Ftt·all acrylic pants. Orig 17.00
Fell polyester sportswear. Orig. 9.Q0..23.00 ...
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN SHOPS
. Spec:l•I 21.97
. Special 21.97
Now 19.99-29.99
Now 29.99-35.99
.. Now 7.97
Now 11.97
Now 5.97-15.97
Fall sweaters. Ong. 20.00·24 00 .. . . . . . , . . Now 12.ff-18.99
Fall T-shirts. Orig. 9.00·13.00 . . . . . . . . . • .• Now 7.99-9.91
Early tall sweaters. Orig. 16.00-46.00 . . . . . . . . . Now Y, Off
Fall style sweaters. Orig. 16.00·25.00 . . Now 10.99·11.99
Calcutta pants. Orig. 16.00·17.00 . . . . . . . . . . . Now 10.99
Cotton corduroy jumpers. Orig. 18 00 . . . . . Now 12.99
Brushed cotton dresses. Orig. 36.00 . . . . Now 19.99
Street length, all-weather coats. Orig. 45.00 . . Now 29.97
Raincoats, 5-13. Ong. 50.00-88.00 •..•....... Now 14.99-29.99
Fashion Accessories
BLOUSES
Fall stripe knit top:;. Orig. 15.00 ...•....•.....•.•.• Now 9.97
Printed and solid tunics. Orig. 15.00·16.00 •••.•..... Now 1.91
CAREER SWEATERS
Sltpover tunic. acrylic. s.m,l,xl. Orig. 21.00 •.•..•.•. Now 11.97
Sltpover acrylic 1weater, s,m,l,xl. Orig. 25.00 •••.... Now 14.97
FASHION ACCESSORIES
Scarves In assorted fabrics. Orig. 5.Q0.8.00 •.•...... Now 3.97
Famous maker scarve1 In pure allk. Orig. 10.00..l4.00 . Now 5.97
WIGS/MIU.INEAY
Modacrytlc wigs. Orig. 20.oo-30.00 •.••••••••••.•• Now11.99
Fall fashion hats. Orig. 5.00·7.00 ....•••••••••• ~ 3.99-4.H
HANDBAGS
Soft leather shoulder bags, westem motif. Orig. 23.00 .... 17.97
Leather shoulder begs from Italy. Orig. 35.oo-40.00 •. Now 24.97
HOSIERY
Fashion knee·hi's. Orig. 1.50-1.75 ..•......•.•.•. Now79¢ pr.
Sheer knee·hi's. Orig. 1.00 ................•••.•. Now 2/79¢
FASHION JEWELRY
Tailored jewelry collection. Orig. 7.50-17.50 •••....•. Now 7.97
FINE JEWELRY
14K gold opal nngs.
Ong. 58.00-600.00 .....•................... Now 25% off
Diamonds set in 14K gold:
.04 ct. diamond pendant. Orig. 75.00 •......••.•. Now 39.00
1 /10 ct. diamond stud earrings. Orig. 120.00 .••••• Now 79.00
All welghls 101e1.
COSMETICS
Houbigant Trio, includes Chantilly solid perfume,
spray parfum, Eau de toilette spray mist. Orig. 16.00 .... 8.00
BEAUTY SALON
Permanent wave complete with cut and set or
blow style. Long hair slightly higher. Orig, 50.00 •.. Now 25.00
Lingerie
FASHION FOUNDATIONS
Werner'sR Starker• stretch bra. Orig. 6.00 Now 4.79
Wamer's" Starker• underwlre bra. Orig. 7.50 Now 5.99
YOUNG CALIFORNIAN LINGERIE
Long warm gowns. Orig. 14.00·16.00... .Now9.97-1 0.97
Grandfather sleep shirts. Orig. 17 .00 . . . . . ..... Now 11.97
LINGERIE/OAYWEAR
Maidenform• bikinis, briefs. Orig. 1.75·2.25. . . Now 1.50-2.00
Lingerie collection. Orig. 10.00-16.00 . . . ...• Now 4.99-7.99
LINGERIE/SLEEPWEAR
Short brushed gowns. Orig. 11.00-1 4.00 . . . ... Now 7.97·9.97
Print cotton flannel buooy sleepers. Orig. 18.00 ..... Now 11.97
ROBES/LOUNGEWEAR
Collection of fleecy robes. Orig. 28.00-36.00 .. Now 21 .97·24.97
Long notch collared wrap robe.Orig. 32.00 ........ Now 25.97
Fashion Footwear
SHOE SALON
Designer shoes. Orig. 30.00-38.00 ... Now 19.99-24.99
WOMEN'S SHOES
Collection of women's fall shoes.
Ortg. 23.00-36.00 . Now 14.99-21.99
AVANTIOUE SHOES
Brand name shoes from SRO, Adlib, Passports
and Life Stride. Orig. 25.00-38.00 . . Now 16.99-19.99
CASUAL SHOES
Penaljo Page. low heel sandal. Orig. 25.00 . . . . . Now 19.97
Andante Import leather wedges and ties. Ong. 22.00 .. Now 11.97
Young World Fashions
HI SHOP
Slim 111 jeans. Orig. 18.00 ..........•............ Now 12.97
Fall short sleeve sweaters. Orig. 7.00-14.00 ..... Now 3.99-8.99
GIRLS' 7-14
Pants. Orig. 14.00-16.00 ..•..•.........••.... Now 9.97-10.97
Shirts. Orig. 15.00 . . . . . . . . . . ................. Now 9.97
GIRLS' 4-61
Knit tops. Orig. 6.00-9.00 . . ......... Now 4.47..S.97
Cotton corduroy pants. Ong. 7.50 . . . . . . . . . . . . Now 4.97
BOYS' 4-7
Billy the Ktd pants in assorted colors ......••... Speci•I 8.97
Famous maker tong sleeve T-shirts . . . . . . . . • . . . Special 3.97
TODDLERS
Sherpa lined denim jackets. Orig. 23.00 ............ Now 17.97
Toddler T-shirts. Orig. 6.00 . . . . . ......... Now 3.97
INFANTS' APPAREL/ ACCESSORIES
Stretch suit by Trtmflt, s,m,I. Orig. 6.75 ..•••........ Now 4.97
Wicker dressing table Orig. 60.00 . . . ....•••....• Now 44.99
GIRLS' SLEEPWEAR/ ACCESSORIES
Gowns, pajamas. Ong 10.00·11.0Q .........••. No'[ 1.97·7.97
Brand name purses and totes. Orig. 6.00·9.00 ••. Now 3.97·8.97
YOUNG PEOPLE'S SHOES
Keds' canvas shoes for boys and girls ..•.•.•... Specltl 8.97
Falcon boys' shoes. Orig. 14.00·17.00 ....•.. Now 10.97·1~.97
Men's Clothing
MEN'S CLOTHINO*
Selected suits, wools. Orig. 145.00·225.00 .•. Now 119.00·189.00
Dress slaoks. Orig. 45.00 .......•.•.••••.•.•••••• Now 34.17
• Nomlnel Cllerg• lor e11er1t10flt 011 •llO .. mercllllftdlH.
MEN'S SPORTSWEAR CASUALS
Safari pants or jackets. Orig. 18.00.22.50 .. ~w 11.97-12.97 ••·
Zip-front polyurethane leather look Jack•te ••••. lpecl•l 19.t7
MEN'S FURNISHINGS •
Long sleeve dress shirts ............. Speclal 8.97 or 2/ 17.00
PaJ•maa.. coat style of polyester/ cotton . Specl•I 9.17or2/11.00
MEN'S ACCESSORl!S
Medalist s:otton brief a, athletic shirts. Orig, 315. 75 .. Now a/5.00
SGleeted leather belts . . . . • • • ••.••••••.•••••. SpKlal 4.97
MtN'S SPORTSWEAR
LAHnblwool pullover. machine washable, V-Mek .. Speclal 11.97
Lambswool cardigan, turtleneck •••• , ••••••••. Specl•l 11.97
MEN'S SPORTSWEAR COORDINATES
Tennis wear, cotton/polyester. Orig. 11.00.13.00 •... Now 7.99
MEN'S CAMPUS SHOP
Plaid long sleeved sports shirts ..•.....•.•••.... Special 9.97
Texturized polyester slacks ......•..••...•..•. Speclal 12.97
MEN'S SHOES
Freeman free-flex comfort black or brown moc toe
slip-on. Or black or brown lace oxford. Orig. 46.00 ..... 34.90
BOYS' SHOP
Famous maker knit T·shirts. Orig. 8.00-11.00 •• , ...•• Now 5.79
Famous maker pants. Orig. 1-0.75 ......•••••••• , •• Now 7.49
Home Score
CANDIES/GOURMET
12 oz. jar of Robinson's preserves. jams. .
Orig.1.49 ........................... Now1.19or3/3.50
LIQUOR
Limited selection of Robinson's Private label Californian wines
on sale at 10% off regular price. In Los Angeles, Beverly Hills,
Newport and San Diego stores only.
NOTIONS
Canvas tote bags. Orig. 9.00·27.00 •.•.•.•.•••. Now 4.49-13.49
Super view mirror. Orig: 9.95 ..........•••••...•.• Now 6.99
STATIONERY
Plastic coated playing cards, 2 deck packages ... Special 3.99
Bookshelf games, assorted subjects. Orig. 11.00 .... Now 5.49
TOYS
Playskol tyke bike. Ong. 13.50 . • . . . . . . . . . . . . Now 9.99
Eugene 32" Fashion Walker doll. . . ........ Special 12.99
BOOKS .
Tre!lsury of Wor1J·s Gr_!'at _Fairy_!ales~ Orig. 10.95. Now 4.99
Cr~atlve Cook~g~~u.rse. Ori~.9~ . . . . . . . . . . Now 19.99
LUGGAGE
Fine polyurethane shoulder totes. Orig. 30.00 ..•..•. Now 14.99
LINENS/ BATH SHOP /DOMESTICS/ BEDDING
Cane vinyl tablecloth. 52x52". Orig. 4.50 ............ Now 3.99
S2x70". Orig. 6.50 . Now 5.49 60x90H. Orig. 11.00 . Now 8.99
Designer towels from Wamsutta. Bath. Orig. 9.00 ..... Now 6.99
Hand. Orig. 5.00 ... Now 3.99 Wash. Orig. 2.25 •.. Now 1.99
Versailles sheets by J.P. Stevens.
Twin, Orig. 9.00 ... Now 7.99 Full. Orig. 11.00 ... Now 9.99
Queen. Orig. 15.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... Now 13.99
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UCL~, Buckeyes Settle for 10-10 Tie
Hayes Says Bruins
Best OSU Has Face d
COL\IllBUS, Ohio (AP)-Oblo
St•te llu faced Top Ten-ranhd opponent.a In three ol lta four foot·
ball games th1a fall, but ln coach
Woody Hayes• mlnd \here Is no
question which waa the~t.
"This ls lbe best team we've
played all year." Haya said
Saturday following the ellbth·
ranked Bucke1es' lCHO tie with
No.4UCLA.
OhloStatetrimmedPennState,
12·7, and lost to Missouri. 23-21.
Both at one time were UDCJ111 the
nation's ranked ellte.
Terry Donahue. UCLA's 32-
year-old coach, was not satisfied
that his Bruins bad played the
Buckeyes to a tie in ObioSt.adium.
a feat opponents rarely achieve.
"I'm certainly not happy with a
tie,'• be said. • 'l don't C'OftSider it a
victory because we were on the
road. The only time I was relieved
wu wben there was no time left oo the clock."
Donahue, 31 years younger than
Hayes, seemed ena.rnoted over
matching sideline wits with the
game's second wlnningegt active
coach behind Bear Bryant or
Alabama.
AP'WI-"I remember watching Woody
qalnlt him," said DooalnM.
1be UCLA coach refUnd ~
second-gueaa Hayes for ~ the ball el1bt conaeeuUve times
the Buckeyes• last drive to ·
Bruins' 47-yard line. ·
"l wu more conttrned aboui
what we were dolna than them.''
said Donahue. "Thal'a bis d~
clsion," be said. Hesald be did not
lmow what be WO\lld have *°9 ba
the same circumstances.
Donahue crossed Hayes by a1ao
calllnc for three strallbt l'UllA1QI
plays to run out the clock.
"We thouabt they would P'4 the
ball in the air and perbaps mate•
mistake." said Hayes. "I thou&ht
that's what a you.na coach would
do-goforlt."
"We wanted to nm two plays
and throw d eep," explained
Donahue. He conceded there were
mixups on the field and the
sidelines, sayini, '"lb.at was my
fault.••
Why didn't the Buckeyes gam·
ble on fourth down and four yar$
to go with 35 seconds left at tho
Bruins'47?
"If we had gambled and lost."
USC'S QUARTERBACK VINCE EVANS SCRAMBLES PAST IOWA'S NATE WASHINGTON SATURDAY NIGHT. as I grew up. I've read all of bis
boob. It '1 a g,reat thrill coaching
Hayes replied, "UCLA would
have been within one good pass
play of a field goal. My defensive
coaches advised me o( t.bis. 1
listened to them."
Hertel Tosses Four TDs
As USC Belts Iowa, 55-0
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Backup quarterback Rob Hertel
threw for four touchdowns and
resen•e tailback Charles White
rushed for 120 yards and scored a
tou c hd o wn a s Southern
California's 13th·ranked Trojans
routed Iowa, 55·0, in an intersec·
tional college football game
Saturday night
The Tro1ans also turned in an
awe s ome d e f e n s iv e
performance. as the USC defen·
ders led by linebackers Rod
Martin and Clay Matthews, held
Iowa to two yards total offense in
the first half
Southern Cal, 3·1, erupted for
28 points in the second quarter as
they turned the game into a
runaway and had a 35-0 lead al
the intermission.
Hertel took over for starting
quarterback Vince Evans late m
the first half and hit Randy Sim·
L A SliJfh t P iek
mrin with two scoring passes just
before the half ended. He
finished with 10 completions in 13
attempts for 167 yards.
Wh ite, a freshman, carried the
ball 15 times and capped the
scoring for the Trojans with a
spectacular 60-yard scoring dash
late in the final quarter. Startinl!
tailback Ricky Bell, the nation's
leading rusher, picked up 119
yards on 28 carries and scored
two touchdowns .
Evans also had a good evening
as he threw for 94 yards and one
touchdown, connecting on 8 or 15
throws and staking the Trojans to
a 7..0 lead early in the game.
Iowa came into the game as
the Big Ten's leading defensive
team, but was never really able
to stop the Pac:ific·8 Trojans. The
Hawkeyes offense was even less
successfuJ, not cr05Sing the 50.
R anis Square Off
With Miami Today
yard line until late in the third
quarter.
Matthews led the s warming
USC defense with seven solo
tackles and Martin was in on six,
as the Tro1ans held Iowa to 77
yards total offense.
So uthern Ca l i f o rnia ,
meanwhile, rolled up 512 yards.
251 on the ground and 261 in the
air. Shelton Diggs led the USC re-
ceivers with six catches for 106
yards and two touchdowns, and
S1mmrin grabbed four passes for
71 yards and the two first half
touchdowns.
The TroJanS didn't score in the
third qu arter . but poured it on in
the fou rth wtth three more
t ouchdowns.
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MI AMI CAP ) -The Los
Angeles Rams and Miami
Dolphins square off today in a
game that Rams' owner Carroll
Rosenbl oom insis t s was
scheduled to punish him. On
paper. 1t appears to be more
punishmg lot he Dolpluns
Rosenbloom 's rt'mark-; were
aimed at N at1onal Football
League Comm1ss1on<'r P ete
Rozelle ror allo" IO~ the game to
start at ' p m F. OT msll'nd of 1,
putting 1t in conflict with Yorn
K1ppur. which bej!1n.~ at sundown
Baltimore and New England in
the American Conference East,
enter the game with regular
linebacker Bob Matheson trying
to play with a bruised calf muscle
and linebacker Nick Buoniconti
recuperating from a calf pull .
Miami has already lost three
linebackers for the year and the
search for help extended this
week to a tryout for Rud y
Kuechenberg, who lastplayed 11'1
years ago in the World Football
League.
Mota Earns His Honors
Rosenbloom. a Jew. caJled lhe
On T\I Todafl
Channrl 2 of I
time "1nsens1ti\'e, arrogant and
stupid.··
But Rozelle denied any malice
ln scheduhnic and said the league
was obhgnted lo provide a na·
tional network lelecasltoday al4.
Officials pro1ect a crowd of ~.000 in the 80.000.seat Orange
Bowl, but hundreds of ticket re-
funds were made and many fans
from this heavily-Jewish area
were expected to leave at
halftime. Los Angeles is a tw<>-
polntfavorite.
The Dolphins. meanwhile,
enter the game looki1JC little IUte
the team that has been a lel\gUe
powerhouse throughout the 1970s.
Defense saved a 16-0victory over
the hapless New York J ets lut
week after New England routed
Miami 30-14 the previous week.
The Rams, 2·0· 1 and leading the
National Conference West, will
throw two or the league's leg> run-
ners al a defense severely crip-
pled by injuries and also bave
Jam es Harris back at
quarterback.
Hanis, who injured the thumb
on bis throwing band In pre-
season, bit 14 of 23 passes for 179
yards in his regular season debut
last week against the New York
Giants. , I Fullback John Cappelletti ran
for 8S yards in the 24-10 victory to
boost h.is NFL-leading total to 315
yards. Running mate Lawrence
McCutchf!On had 73 yanh and
now hu 298 for the season. ~ L 'tbe Dolphins, 2·1 and Ued with
An ankle bruise to wide re-
ceiver Duriel Harris has resulted
m coach Don Shula moving Mike
Holmes. signed a week ago as a
defensive back, to a backup re-
ceiving position.
The Rams also enter the gaml'
the worse for wear. Defensive
tackle Merlin Olson suffered a
hamstring injury against the
Giants and may be replaced by
Mike Fanning. Linebacker Rick
Kay was lost for the season with a
knee injury and Is to be replaced
by either rookie Kevin McLain or
veteran Jim Youngblood.
The muling of the NFL's only
unbeaten preseason clubs is the
second regular season matchup
between t.be two. Miami won 20-14
in 1971, but only seven Dolphins
and five Rams starters In that
eame remain on the rosters.
LOS ANGELES-Manuel
Geronimo Mota was surrounded
by family, LA Dodgers team-
mates and dignitaries. A table
filled with gifts and plaques for
Mota was nearby.
And the lS,034 tans assembled
Saturday al Dodger Stadium
were on their feet giving the 38-
year-old Mota a standing ova·
lion.
Many of the tributes to Mota
lauded his performance as a pro
baseball player-he ls the fifth
leadmg pinch-bitter of all time
with 106 and has a batting
average o( .302 to show for 15
years in the major leagues.
Other accolades were for bis
role as a humanitarian.
It was filling that Manuel
Geronimo Mota be honored in
both capacities.
From his humble chUdhood
beginnlng, Mota evolved into a
warm. mild-manner ed man
whose talents with a bat once
drew this comment from the late
Roberto Clemente when he
watched Mola at batting prac-
tice: "I wlsb I could awing as
smoothly as that fu.y."
Clemente c a rried a .317
lifetime major league bitting
average before a Puerto Rican
plane crash ended bis life Dec:.
31,1972. .
Mota came up the bard way
and that's the same way be P1QS
the game he's known and loved
ever since be can remember. The
fifth younaest of eight children,
Mota cao't remember much
about his father, who died when
Manny was seven.
"Baseball has always been my
love," Mota says. "Ever since I
can remember l have wanted to
be a professional plQer.
And while be hopes that one of
his five sons may someda1
bttome a pro baseball player,
Mota says his greatest concern
for bis seven children ts their
education.
As he recalls, his own educa·
tion had a duration of six or seven
years in school and then was on a
pick up basis from Salesian
fathers until he went to work at
age 14 to help his mother support
thefamlly.
Manuel Geronimo Mota is a
man who has given much of
GLINN WMITC
WHITE
WASH
himself. Not only to the sport he
loves, but lo people he doesn't
even know.
He started a Manny Mota
youth baseball leacue in bis
native Dominican Republic. It is
slmilar to our Babe Ruth League
and facilitates thousands ol kids.
Mota buys 1,000 Cifts for the
poor people of his country and
distributes them at Christmas.
They include food, clotbina and
love.
People ln a position to know
'such tllfqs tell me that if there we.re an election, Manny Mota
would probably be voted into the
J)omlnlcan Republic presidency.
He ii the most revered ba.aebal)
playeT to come out ol that na·
lion-more ao than Juan
MarichaJ. Ceur Cedeno. the
Aloo brothers, Pedro Borbon or
Cesar Geronimo.
Mota Is bigbly regarded by his
Dodaera teammates and tbe
club's coaches. Says pitcher Don
SuUoo, "He 'a a sincere. honest
man-more than a teammate,
he's a friend of mine and of my
family. He is unselfish and never
seems to get upset. Sometimes
when I'm down be offers an en-
couraging word.
"He's helped me, too, sitting on
the bench and watching opposing
pitchers and coaches to see 1f I'm
dolng something to tip off my
pitches.
"Manny h as a 11ense of
humor ... be likes to needle. I don't
know how many more years he'll
be able to play but I think you
could do a lot worse than having
him as a hitting coach."
Dodgers exiting manager Walt
Alston calls Mota a gentleman, a
man who has never caused a pro-
blem.
Jim Gilliam, former Dodgers
aecond baseman and now a coach
for the club, uya, "I don't know
of anyone who doesn'l llke Man·
ny. He's gotten good through
hard work-be concentrates
whlle he's on the bench, studying
pitchers. He knows how to get
himself ready as a plnch·hllter
and be knows his limitations. He
isn't going to knock many balls
over lhe fence so be doesn't try.
"He was tough for me to play
against, too. If I played too deep,
he'd bunt. If I 1ot too close he'd
potetto.ermy head.
"Manny is a happy CUY· I've
never beard him complain about
anything other than the cold
weather. He doesn't like thaL
"He's a great friend. I don't
thlnk be has ao.ytblne h e
wouldn't let you have."
Mota, whose boyhood playing
idol was Willie Mays, Is a rarity
in t.bls era of players strikes and
demaods. He asks nothing and
gives tnucb I.ft return.
But then that's the way be
pl•ys both games-baseball and
life.
So Tom Sklad any, who kicked•
tying field 1oal of2Syards early in
the quarter, punted to the UCLA
seven. Donahue's fourth-ranked
Bruim then ran out the clock.
The deadlock ended the Bruins•
seven-game winninf streak ln the
rematch of the 1976 Rose Bowl op•
pooeots.
In the closine minutes, both
sldes apparently played tor a tie.
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12-11 Victory
Ove r UCLA
WESTW OOD-Juolor
Simon Boughey fired in the win-
ning goal with 12 seconds to play
and the UC Irvine Anteaters
edged UCLA. 12-11, in water polo
action here Saturday morning.
The Anteaters held a 6·5
halftime lead, but the Bruins
came steaming back and lied the
score at 11 in the fourth period.
UCLA gained control of the
ball with a minute to go and a
one-man advantage. Working for
the good shot, UCLA let go with
:.> seconds remaining but mis·
sed.
UCI took over and tried to draw
a foul which would have set up a
penalty shot since the Bruins had
nine team fouls. The strategy did
not work, but Boughey·s shot
from the outside was all UCl
needed.
The Anteaters, now 7-1 on the
aeason, avenged theirearUer loss
to the Bruins at the UCI tourna-
ment.
Junior Gary Figueroa poured
in seven goals for UCI, bringma
his season tot a I to 35. Boyd
Philpot a nd Boughey, a former
Corona del Mar High player.
each contributed two.
The win marked the Cirsl time
in tour )'ears that UCJ haa defeat-
ed the Bruins in their home pool.
UCI returns Lo action Tuesday
night when it meets Cal Stale
(Long Beach ) at Ne wport
Harbor Hlgh 's pool at 7.
UC ttw,.. • 7 1 >-II
UO.A & 4 1 • 11
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Top Collegiate
Football Scores
UCLA 10, Ohio State 10
USCSS,lowao
Cal 43, San Jose St. 16
Army 21. Stanford 20
Mlchlean 31, Wake Forest.O
Oklahoma 2•, lowa St. 10
Nebraska 17, Miami, f1a. 9
Miiaourl 24, North Carolina 3.
NotreDame24, MlchlganSt.6
Texas A&M 14, lllJ no.ia 7
Pitt '4, Duke 31
Kentucky 22, Penn St. 6
Georgia 21, Alabama o
Fiorida 28, LSU 23
Auburn 10. Mississippi o
Maryland 20, Villanova 9
Te~u 42, Rice 15
See Detans. Pacec.z
CompJe&e ~res, PaaeC-s
Q . ·DAILY PILOT Sundey October l. 1978
:yichigan Romps, 31-0;
Sooners, Nebraska Win
~ ARBOR, lticb. (AP) -
~ck Rob LyUe scored two
touchdowns and passed Tom ~on lbe all-lime Michiaan .,.aJUns Uat Saturday as the top-
rt6kbd Wolverines blanked stub-bota Wake Forest , 31..0, in in·
&ercQlle1iate football
LyUe s cored on a nine-yard run
In the second quartu and on a
2S-yard burst in the final period as
M1chigan won its fourth 1ame
without a loss and dropped Wake
Forest to 2·3 before a crowd ol
103,281.
Lytle rushed for uo yum in 14
~a.rries to gtve the senior 2,1.8'1 for
hia career to move him into Mh
place ahead of Cabled Harmocl°s
2,134.
The other Michigan
TradP Coming?
touchdowns were scored by
quarterback Rick Leacbonatwo-
yard run in the flnt qu.art.er, a
13·yarder by tailbadt Harlan
HucJLleby In the third and a 23-
yard field coal by Bob Wood in the
second period.
Oldalto•a RalUn
AMES, Iowa -Horace Ivory
streaked S2 yards on a draw play
with •:08 remainine and Jerry
Anderson returned an intettep-
tion for a touchdown in the final
minutes Saturday lo rally third·
ranked Oklahoma to a U-10 Blg
Eight Conference vict«y over in·
s pired low a State.
Unranked Iowa Stale, 3-1, bad
contained Oldaboma's running·
game after a first period
touchdown march until Ivory
:Broharner Unsure
About Next Year
·By ROGER CARL.SON
Of U.• O•llY Ptlol Si.If
It's b een a good year for
Chicago While Sox second
baseman Jack Brohamer-wilh
the bat and glove. But as ror bis
future with the Whlte Sox. the
former Huntington Beach High
star says it's up in the air.
The White Sox closed their two-
game set with the California
Angels Thursday night lodged in the cellar or the American
League West with no place to go.
'"l'm really looking forward to
next year," says Brohamer. "but
I.;na really not sure where at this
point. I've come up with more
rbi. home runs and sacnflce Oys
Ulan in any other year.
"But the White Sox have done
poorly and the talk is similar to
what it was at the end or last year
in Chicago-cleaning house And
no-matter how well you've done,
if a .club indicates a house clean·
ing, chanc es are you 'll be
traded ...
QQlng into Thursday's lilt with
thd ·Angels, Brohamer's batting
a•t1ge reflected the Chicago
~efrort-.256.
. ~· collected 7 homers, 12 dcil>lts. 40 rbl and committed •~rrors at second ba!le.
-ll'.ii·-rtrst l thought this was a Teet ~reak getting traded from
Clntland to Chicago," continues
Br()hamer. "I thought we were
gotnl to do well But Ill the long
run t,bere JU St hasn't been enough
~here. It's been a lack of de·
re:oft:pitchlng and hilting."
A so·called protection hst for
White Sox players ror lbe 1977
season does not carry Brohamer
and he says he'd welcome a
llade. especially to an expansion
club such as Seattle.
'.'l 'd love Seatlle ," says
Brohamer . "The domed st adium anll astroturf would be a bonus.
And as a 27-year-old fi ve-year
vet.er an. it might be fun to be on a
team composed mostly of
y()QJ\ger players.••
With five ye3rs or major
league baseball under his belt,
Brohamer has yet to play on a
te.,n that finished higher than
fomth in its division. -~Il;s demorallung," admits
JACK BROHAMER
Brohamer. "But you look around
this league and there are a lot or
.300 billers who have never been
on a winning team.
''And who knows? Look at Den·
ny Doyle with the Boston Red
Sox. I could be in his shoes right
now If the timing had been right.
He came out of nowhere lo get in
the World Series last year ... and
that could happen to me, too."
Among the innovations at
Chicago under owner Bill Veec:k
th.is year was a brier stint in short
pants and Brohamer says be en·
joyed it.
"Frankly." says the former·
HB ace, •'the short pants were a
life saver for us al the time. It
was really hot and it kept us
cooler."
Brohamer was flirting with the
.200 mark for some time early in
the season and sat out for three
weeks at one stretch.
"l got back in the lineup," says
Brohamer, "and they've stayed
with me."
For Brohamer, his next move
begins al the outset of the week
with he and wife Helene packing
their bags for a new residence in
Vista where they expect lo
escape the cold of the midwest.
need away ori a ~·and· ft .. play. o·o lowa State'• nest
poaeuton, AodertGD plck-S off a
PQ.I by 1ubautute quarterback
Buddy Hardenaao IDd rated~
ya.rdl down the aldeUDet.oHal the Soooert' 15th atrailht victory
over Iowa State.
B~ Get Se•re·
LINCOLN, Neb. -Al Eveland
booted a 32·yard field loa1 with
s:M remaining in the came and
Vince Ferracamo tossed bls
s«CIOd touchdown pass m.lnutes
lat« to lead No. 5 Nebraska to a
17·9 come-from-behind football
victory over a bard-nosed
University of Miami, Jila. team
Saturday.
Ferniamo's 23-yard scoring
pass to Dave Shamblin IC«l the
victory for Nebraska with 3:21
letlinthe&ame.
Aggfn Edge Illini
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -The Tex·
u A&M Aggies, displaying a de-
fensive line like a s1one wall, but
an offense with butt.er fingers,
stopped Illinois, 14-7, Saturday in
an lntenectiooal college football.
game.
George Woodard carried over
the winning Aggies touchdown on
a 14-yard run, but he als o
fumbled twice. Aggies cor-
nerback William Tbompson set
up lhe score with an interception
of a Mike McCray pass.
/tlis•ouri Kolb
COLUMBIA, Mo. -Curtis
Brown shook loose from a pair or
tacklers at the line of scrimmage,
bolted into the seeoodary and
raced 52 yards for a Missouri
touchdown Saturday, sparking
the Tigers to a 24·3 victory over
North Carolin a.
Missouri, ranked 12th in the na-
tion. thoroughly dominated the
14th-ranked and previously un-
beaten Tar Heels, rolling up more
thanSOOyards.
Irish Rip JJSU
EAST LANSING, Mich. -Rick
Slager passed for two touchdowns
and the tough Not.re Dame de·
tense held Michigan Stat.e to two
field eoals as lbe 18lb-ran.ked
lrish defeated M SU, 24-6, ln a non·
conference colleee football clash
between two old rivals.
Notre Dame shreaded the
Spartans defense in the fint ball.
with Dave Reeve bittina a field
goal and halfback Al HWlter div·
ing for a touchdown to stve the
Irish a 10--0 lead aft.er their ftrSt
two possessions.
MINNESOTA. FA.TS,
BIG 0 TRIUMPH
Minnesota Fats defeated Jean
Balukas in two straight eight-ball
games to capture the billiards
championships at the Challenge
of the Sexes competition at Mis-
sion Viejo High Saturday night.
And in gymnastics Kathy
Howard edred Olympic bronze
medalist P eter Korman. They
scored identical 9.5 scores in
floor exercise, but Howard was
awarded a 9.5 on the uneven
parallel bars while Korman re-
ceived a 9.3 on the high bar.
In basketball action, Oscar
Robemon beat defending cham-
pion Karen Logan.
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ATHENS, Ga. <AP> -Sllth·
Tanked Oeorala, flrecl by tbe
1amblln• of quarterbMk Matt
Roblnlon and • defense that .....
tuHd to budce. tbrmbecl lotb·
ranked Alabama, ii.o, Sa\urday,
virtually ldlUnt the CrilDIOD
'nde'a hopea of wmm.n, a ll.tb
atraiebt SoutbeaaterD Con·
ference football crown.
Robin son 1cored oae
touchdown and threw for~
wbile Geor1ia 's detenalve UDlt
banded Alabama its f1nt abutout
in 70 1amea as the Bulldop
st.relched their "gular HUOG
winninl streak to 10 &aDMI.
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over Alabama in 11 years aadleft
an ove.rflow crowd of mor-. tJau
60,000 delirious. plus another
estimated 12,000 .-atcbinl f'n>m
free vantaae points at the open
end ol Sanford Stadium.
Pftt Top• Duke
DURHAM. N.C. -Pitt.sbur&h
quarterback Malt Cavanaugh
threw five touchdown puses as
the Panthers outlutcd Duke,
44·31, in an intersect.iMal football
game Saturday afternoon.
Cavanaugh was forced to the
air by a determined Duke defense
that abut down Pitt's running
attack. Star halfback Tony
Dorsett was held to just 45 yards
rushing in the first half and one
touchdown in lbe game.
CAL'S KEN McALUsnR HURDLES VIC HENDERSON. PP11n S f ate llp•~f
Bears Roll, 43-16;
Huskies Ease, 38-7
BERKELEY (APl -Wesley
Walker. C3 hforn1u's gamf>
breaking flanker. caught eight
passes for a school record 289
yards Saturday, scoring three
touchdowns in the Bears' 43· 16
football victory over San Jose
State.
Tbe s peedy receiver . also a
t rackm an who has run 100
meters in 10.1 seconds. scored
twice on the only passes thrown
by second string quarterback
Fred Besana. The first play cov
ered 75 yar ds. breaking a3·3 l1e in
lhe second period when Besana
relieved starter Joe Roth for two
plays, and the second came on a
48-yard play in the final minutes
of the game .
Washington lHtu
SEAITLE -Fullback Robin
Earl rushed for 112 yards and two
touchdowns. and tailback Ronnie
Rowland ran for 155 yards and
one score to lead Washington to a
38-7 nonconference college foot·
ball victory over previously un
beaten Minnesota Saturday.
intersectional football game here
Saturday.
The Ducks scored first after
quarterback Reggie Grant in·
tercepted a pass and returned It
10 yards to the Utah State 33.
B.-arer• T acnable
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -Earl
Vaughn raced 63 yards for a
touchdown in the last quarter to
clinch Syracuse's first victory of
t he football season, a 21·3
tnumph over winless Oregon
State here Saturday.
Vaughn, a junior who finished
with 121 yards rushing on just
eight carries, broke outside on a
simple dive play and ran down
the sideline untouched for the
game's final touchdown with just
seven minutes left on the clock.
('ougars Bury Idaho
PULLMAN , Wash . -
Quarterback J ack Thompson
passed for three touchdowns as
Washington State downed Idaho
45-6 Saturday in the annual non-
conference football ''Battle of the
Palouse."
Thompson left the game, the
75th meeting of the schools, in the
third quarter alter throwing two
scoring strikes to split end Mike
Levenseller and one to flanker
Brian Kelly.
LEXINGTON, Ky. -Derrick
Ramsey scored lwo touchdowns,
ooe oo a 61-yard dash, as Ken·
tucky held 20th-ranked Penn
State to only 61 y ants rusbinl and
upended the Nittan,y Lions, 22-6,
Saturday.
The defeat marked the fin;t
time since 1964 that l,>enn Stat.e
had lost three 1ames in a row.
Florida Hold• On
GAJNSVJLLE. F1a. -Second·
strlnr quarterback Bill K,ynes
drove F1orlda to two touchdowns
and a goal-linederenseinlbefinal
minute preserved a hard-fought
28·23 Southeastern Conference
victory over Louisiana State
Saturday.
Ole Ml•• Fall•
JACKSON , Mi as.
Quarterback Phil Gargissprloled
five yards for a last-minute
touchdown Saturday as Auburn
upset 16th-r anked Mississippi,
10·0, in a Southeastern Con-
ference football battle.
The touchdown, set up by a
Rebel fumble at the Ole Miss nine.
was more symbolic than decisive.
Kicking s pe c ialis t Neil
O'Oonoghue's «-yard field goal
Cor Auburn in the first quarter had
already settled it.
l 'ol• Trhuttph
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. -Kelsey
Finch drove Tennessee 81 yards
for a touchdown, scoring on a 21·
yard run, and All-American re-
ceiver Larry Selvers equalled a
school record as the Volunteers
capitalized on penalties in beat·
lngClemson 21 ·19Saturday.
Seivers lied a school record
with 11 receptions for 131 yards
including a four-yard touchdown·
giving the Vols a commanding
21·7 lead In the second quarter.
The Huskies, 2·2, scored the
first three times tfiey had the ball
for a 21-0 lead early in the second
period. Earl's first score came
on a 23-yard run for a 14-0 Husky
lead late In the first period.
Charles Jackson's recovery or
Kent Kitzmann's rumble at the
Washington 45 on the Gophers'
first possession gave lhe Huskjes
good field position.
Jtfulrof1 Sparkle•
A119els Blow Lead
WEST POINT, N.Y.
Leamon Hall r ecovered from an
ice-cold start, rallied Anny to
three touchdowns in lbe final 20
minutes and threw a two-point
conversion pass to Clennie Brun·
didge with l : 18 left that gave the
underdog Cadets a 21·2X> college
football victory over Stanford
Saturday.
Stanford scored on a ~I -yard
pus play from Mike Cordova to
James Lofton, a 1&-yard toss
from Cordova to former Newport
Harbor High star Vince Mulroy
and field goals of 27 and S2 yards
by Mike Michel. But Michel mis-
sed a "2·yard.er Into a brt11k wtnd
with rour aecoods left arter
Cordova passed the Cardinals
from their own 26 lo Army's :!S.
D~k• In \'l('torr1
EUGENE, Ore. -Oregon
scored on Its firs t tw o
possessions of the game and
rolled over Utah State Z7·9 in an
A's Win in 14th
OAKLAND (AP> -Gene
Tenace's run-scoring single with
the bases loaded in the 14th in·
nlng gave the Oakland A's a 9-8
victory over tbe California
Angels Saturday.
Tenace's hit came off John
On T\f Toda11
Chan11el S at 1 :30
Verhoeven, the fourth Calltomla
pit~her of the day.
Don Baylor walked to open the
14th and moved lo second on a
sacrifice by Bill Nort h. Ken
McMullen drew an int.enUooal
walk and Tommy Sant ll'OW\ded
out to put runners on second and
third. Ron Fairly was tben
walked intentionally to load the
bases and Tenace ended the
game with a line·drive single to
left field.
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bl.oed to pitch a four~bitt.er and
Kite I vie sluned a ~nm
homer u tbe San DielO Padres
defeated the Los Angeles
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The loss ended a nine-game
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Doo Sutton, 21·10, who h•d bis
string of scoreleu innings
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scored four times in the el.gbth in· Dine.
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then beat out an infield tin1le
aad hle followed with bl• ....us bomt l"W'l 0( the IUIOft.
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with • double and Grifftn un·
corked • pair of wild pit.cbes.
Griffin, M, walked three and
struck out four before giviq way
to Mellger. who got the final two
outa t.o post ha 18th save.
Tbe two teams wind up the
seuon today at 1 o'clock with
Doug Rau. (18-11) pit.ching for the
Dodgers. It can be beard on
KABC radio (740).
Sulton 'a decision t.o pitch was
his own. "l couldn't bave lived
with myself aU wtnter if I hadn't
oltcbecl. Wet&bin1 everylhlnS I
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In Vega s G olf SAN DIEGO <AP> -Sparky
Anderson recently recalled the
spring or 1958 when he was a kid
trying to make it into the big
leagues with the Dodgers.
It was cut time, and the
manager signaled him as be
dressed after a workout.
"I'll have to cut you." the
managt>r said
··That's okay." Anderson re
calls saying "All 1 was he~ for
was to shag. I know that."
A year later , Anderson was
traded lo Philadelphia and got his
one year chance at the big
leagues, batting .21.8.
It was a better record than the
man who cut him, Walter Alston.
who batted once in the big time
and struck out
But as a manager. the Los
Angeles skipper lasted through 23
one-year contracts and Anderson.
now managing the Cincinnati
Reds, points out: "He bad to be
good. The O'Malleys <team
owners l are not known for givm1
out charity "
Anderson Idolizes the man who
recently announced bis retire·
ment. When he thinks of Alston.
he thinks of his fi rst winter meet-
ings as a n unknown rookie
manager
There was a luncheon for the
managers and the press
"I s scared," Andersen re·
called. ·1 didn't know nothing."
And son noticed a group or
mana rs in the middle of the
floor h ded by Leo Durocher. orr
to one ide sat Alston, Preston
Gome d Lefty Phillips
Alst signaled for Anderson to
JOin th roup.
"Thi is where ~ou belong,"
Alston Id him.
"Th e are ~uys managmg
who, if ey ever won 1t, wouldl'>e
unbea ble... Anderson said
"That as n't the way it was with
Alston He had class The
dodger always were a class or·
ganiza n and a lot of the class
came f m Alston.
"Wb we win, the first tele·
gram r~et is always from Alston.
This year, when we won, he sent a
telegran and then called, just to
makes re it arrived."
The s manager quickly cor
reeled y impression that Alston
is a.pu ci.t.
"He as a mean, tough SOB."
Anders said.
Ande on thought back to the
citrly d s when Alston had a
small r m where players could
go lo " cuss" any problems
they had
"He n er had a laker," An
dersons d.
"Nev once did beevercmbar
rass the odgers. ·· he srud
LAS VEGAS -Don January,
the slow· moving Texan who calls
himself "Old Folks," made eagle
three on his final hole, shot a four-
under·par and took a one-stroke
lead Saturday in theUurd round or
the $135,000 Sahara Invitational
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LOSANGELES Mex1co'sGu-
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Yucatan, absorbed all the best
shots from World Boxing Associa
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ROBINSON: FOOTBAU.. to a m. (2) -NFL FO<YI'·
BALL -The Washington
Redskins meet the Bears at
Chicaco (4 > NFL FOOI'·
BALL The Oakland
R•lders play the New
England Patriots at Foxboro.
Mass
Noon m CHAMPIONS
Pro 11tock dra~ ra<'ers man
Americun llot Rod A11soc111
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U.S meets England in u polo
match at Windsor. England
and profiles of hurdler Patty
Johnson and shot putter Ran
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1 pm <2> NFL FOOT·
BALL Tbe Los Angeles
Rams eet the Dolphins m
Miami.
l ·30 m (5) ANGELS
BASE LL The Angeli.
meet t A ·s at the Oakland
Alam a County Coliseum
3 p (28) TENNIS
Semi nal matches in the
Fire an's Fund inlerna
lion~ taped at San Fran
else Cow Palace
3· p.m (2) COLLF.G•:
BALL '76 Highlights
of s ected games played this
we end.
4 .m. C2> COLLEGE
BALL Iowa meets
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Jabbar scor ed 26 points and
Cazzie R~sell added 18 to lead
the Los Angeies La.kers to a
1~102 National Basketball As·
socaation exhibition Vlctory over
Golden State Saturday rughl
Charger • P lay
DENVER CAP> "San Diego
tS for real," says Denver Broncos
coach John Ralston
The Chargers, patsies last year
an suffering through a 2 12
season, have fielded a rejuvenat-
ed offense and a respectable de-
fenae in com piUng a surprising
3-0 mark this year in the National
Football League.
When these two supercharged
outltt.s m eet today, much or the
atll!nUon will be directed at the offenses.
Irvine's first end only athletic club will open soon
tn the Rancho Sen Joaquin Recreauonal Center at Michelson and Parkway Or111e
Th• •nt"• ltmrty c•n •n10ycl11b l•cd11t9S which wrll rnclude
• A. full size gymnasium tor
BHketball, Volleyball Gymnattlct
Badminton, ExerclM cl .. Ht
• Six racqeetball/handball courts
• Swlmmktg
• Outdoor Jogging and vOU.yball
• A. complete wetght tacmty
BONMENT, CESSAMO~
• Men'• and women's spas and reta.uUon areu
The Club will be loeaited directly ecrou lhe ttrffl from
AmetlCMI Pr.-Sehools Cttold Ctre Center where you
c.n IN~ your chlldfen to en1oy e fully 1upervl..O
program wtllle et1j0ylng your Club ectiv1t1n. F'Ot 1nf0tmat10n on this 01 DU11ding a~ematrves. cal
your bf<Jt(ef Of Craig LyN" lanager ol'Sales & Leasing.
~~ (213) 628-4204, (71d) 3·1010.
i
Cell now 10 ,....-.. e epol on
th• Club ... ,., .Mt lllfl•
edwen .. p ol lM opportvnlty to loln •1 ~nt pncea.
21 HOUR PHONf
551-4421
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Upton 'S Run Sp'arks Rqstlers -·l
87 HOWAaD L BANDY ..,_...., .........
Golden Wat CoUep la expect.
eel to vault into tbe No. 1 pOait.ice
ill Junior coll•c• fOotba11 In the
state and perba119 the nation
followin1 a 14·12 vtdory over
previously top-ranked .F\allenoo
Colle1e Satu rday nitht at
Anaheim ShdJum before 6,025 rans.
• toucbdowa aod force th•
ffonMta to settle for a tleld soa1 l• ta tbe 1ecoad period.
tt&od.lnt job in plu,liq ~
bol• and forelq bulTleCl PUHL__, 1
Earlier, Morehouse blld re·
covertd a f\.lmble at the Golden
V/ett 11 to atop another Fullerton
drive.
Pattenon, playlq all the way
oo defenae when Rick Sheldon
was IJ.lJured early, did an out·
But the Ru1Ue~ offenee c•• alive when Andnaa eotcnd tt..J
lame. On hla third play, he thrfllrf
a acrttn pass to the riebt 1idellne 1
toU,ht end Jack Upton. •
Upton aet ull down t~•
The Golden West Rustlers bad
been ranked third ill the state
prior to tbe weekend'• lame&.
Bakenfield, aeeond~ranted, was
dumped ~lday n.l&bl by Fresno.
!l·Z7.
See G we, Paie C4
* * * * * * Says Slaacklef ord
...
FullertOo 's Hometa bad been
ranked No. 1 in the ution before
Saturday's loaa. Defense Won It . \
#(
By A Dally PIW Wrtcer s parked two Golden Wnt
touchdowns.
It was a cue of too much de-
fense by the Golden West team
and a spark that was liJl,ited in
the oJfense by sophomore
quarterback Jim Andrus who
took over early in the third period
for injured Bill Holll.
There wa.a noise and laqbter
in the Golden West Q)Uege dress·
inl room at the Big A Saturday
night after the Rustlers bad de-
feated No. 1 r an)\t!d FuUertao,
1'··12.
"He's a sophomore and m~
experienced than Holst:' :
Eric Johnson. Kevin Patterson
and Ron Morehouse were superb
in turning back the Hornets and
with teamnutea, limited
Fullerton to a single field goal in
the first half.
But the outcome bolled down to
a missed twO·Point conversion
try by the Hornets with 8:14 left
and the Rustlers in command,
14·12.
Gerry Bullerdick tried to
sweep left end but the ever·
present J ohnson was there to
knock him down and out of
bounds at the three and thwart
the attempt.
Johnson alao knocked a ball
loose from an intended Fullerton
receiver in the end zone to avert
_.
But coach Ray Shackleford
~ the victory with a smile and
a calmnesa that had t.o belie his
inner feelings. He was pleased to
·win the eame but was concerned
about the condition of
quarterback Jim Andrus' knee
for next week's game with Santa
Mooica.
"Our defense kept us in the ball
game," be said. "U Fullerton
had scored • couple ol times in
that first half, it would have been
all over. We didn't do much in
that half on offense but you have
t.o credit their defense.
"I felt our offense exea1ted
better in the second ball," be ad·
mitted.
Andrus took over for Bill Holst
early in t.b.e third quarter and
~-~}: .. , "~ ..... ~ --N I w
,..~,:; .
Shackleford sl ated. "But you
can't fault Holst. I thought he did
a good job in keepiJli us in tbe
1ame."
"I wu hoping to keep Andrus
out tonight," he said. "You can
never tell bow much his knee will
puff up by Monday and be may
not be able to play against Santa
Moo.lea and that's an even big1er
game Cor us," be said. "It's our
conference opener.•·
The victory over Fullerton
vaulted the RusUers tnto the ,
thick of the scramble for the
Junior Rose Bowl 1ame in
Pasadena in December but
Shackleford declined comment
oo this situation this early in ti.
season.
"We still have our entire ~j
fere.nce schedule ahead ol us am 1 Santa Monica is the first nm
week."
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Log 21-o Vi~tory
' •&VU aANU ~ while J-C. falllnf lDto tbe end-. -... Oellt........ · __ ... ..... T ·-• Jl'ou.ntaln Valley led at Unbeaten Jl'owalaln .._ .... ......,. ooeeach. tbebalf, H.O. Vall•J Hl1b. baltllnl Fo.aatal a V all•Y Muaao flnlebed tile
poor ft.eld po1ltloe and an , c o r e d I t 1 f I r a t ac:ortn1 when be plunaed
al'OUMd ltatella in tbe touehdon on a bnall -one yvd wtth 7:$9 ltft lb
ftnt ball, rode tbe PNI• Padilla reconrln1 a the thlrd quarter. It wu Ina ol Gary Colem.a and fumbled punt on the llt up when Don Boba.v
• delen.slve HcoodarJ Kat.e1la zt. )(uuo scored recovved a fumble.
tbat intercept ed four from tbe three wltb 5:3.S sa.,,. St.elnll• ltleUd all
puaes to a 21.0 foot.ball leftlntheftnthalf. tbreentrapolnu. r.ctp!f.::=:m~ at Colem,!D passed 29 • FounUtalnltedV~l·r~de-to
1be Barona (• ") -yards to 11m Holmes for .eue m a.a -•-a the aecood Barons sc:or"e U 1ardl naah1D1 In tbe
bad break 0 0 tbe opea1nc With l :qi Jen in tbe half. second balf a nd tile
kickoff when tbe ball Sol Holmes made a a.peoc-.KniCbtl didn't mU. a
by ~ ~eiver and Ron tacular catch, leapln1 tlrat down In t.be MCGDd
Padilla bad to pick it up between two KateUa de-bait until thel"e wu 9:48
al the ooe and return it to fenders at tbe two IDd left to play lo tbe same. tbelS.
The next two =~:!J°:b~= Errors Cos tly
on thelr own two and
three-yard lines. Each
time the Darou cot out °""""""',_.-,Die•~. ol tbe jams with the dar·
GOLDEN WEST'S JACK UPTON RUNS BY FULLERTON 8ENCff ON WAY TO A 73-YARD TOUCHDOWN. in I play ·ca lli o g of
Coleman -who threw
Oilers Su ff er
20-0 Setback puses.
·Mistake-prone Pirates
Fall to Vikings, 24-14
GWC. • • Coatlnaecl From C3
sideline, side-stepped a
couple of Fullerton de-
fenders and rambled 73
yards for a score with a
run that would do jw;Uce
to a halfback.
Peter Florin k icked
the first of two con-
version points that were
to be the difference in the
final score and Golden
•Weslled 7-3.
Coleman used a selec-
tion of puses. He threw
to bis backs on awing
passes, threw tbe abort
and mediu m range
aerials over the middle
and a few times went for
the deep slant pattern.
When Katella was
looking for the pass,
Coleman pitched the ball
to Willie Gittens who
consistently ran for five,
six and seven yards a
crack.
By aoQ;a CA•L90N 01...0.11y ........
Miatake ·prone Hunt -
ington Btacb dropped its third straight noo-leque
football Ja me of tbe 19'78
season Saturday nlght as
Cypress High 's Cen-
turions treezed, 20-0.
1round In the second
half.
The RB defense, put In
a hole most or tbe time
by its offense, was led by
tackles Pete Colin and
Mike Murp h y and
linebacker Randy Roth.
By ED BURGAllT
Ot .. 0.llYl'llel~
LONG BEA C H-
Orange Coast College's
touted seeondary wasn't
so brilliant Saturday
night. and its sporadic oaense was error-prooe
and inopportunisllc.
As a result, the Pirates
dropped a 24·14 non·
eooference football de-
cision to the Loog Beach
City College Vikings
before 6,014 fans at
Veterans Stadium. here.
A 10-yard touchdown
pags from Samoa Samoa
to David Houston with
2 :30 left before halftime
proved to be the winning
margin. That score gave
the Vikings a 15·14 lead
aod a two-point con-
version upped the
margin.
Then, with only 2:20
elapsed in the third
period, Samoa fouod
Justin Willis open down
the right sidelioe and
connected with the fleet
receiver on an 81-yard
ny pattern for a TD.
Samoa threw for 157
yards, one less than the
Pi.rates gave up in three
previous outings.
The Pirates, wbo
mounted lwo 80-yard
touchdown drives in the
first ball, muffed three
potential scoring
chances in the fourth
quarter.
Finl with one minute
gone, the Pirates elected
to try a Jong pass oo
third and one from the
Vikings' 40-yard line.
The Mike O'Loughlin
aerial was incomplete
and on fourth down,
O'Lougblin slipped on a
quarterback sneak in·
ches short or the first.
Then five plays later,
Loog Beach was forced
to punt from ils 26 and
Edison-MD Game AJl-Cal
Heads Grid Slate Title Won
By Irvine An An1elus Leaaue-
SUnaet Leque confroo-
ta&k>D. Fountain Valley's
lad tuneup before ~el
action and the second
r ound or South Coast
Lea1ue hostllily are
featured this we-elt on the
prep front.
Edison Wah of Hunt·
lagton Beach. rebound-
ing from a loss at West
Torrance with a 39-21
-.masher over Rialto's
Eisenhower, taaelea
with Mater Dei of Santa
Ana at the Santa Ana
Bowl Thursday night.
Edison of the Sunset
Leacue will be tryin& to
aet that league's first
win ever over an AnieJua
Leacue roe in 10 atarta.
Tbe Fountain Valley
Barons, 21.0 victors over
Katella and top-rated in
Oraqe County with a
floaay 3-0 mart, play
&ennedy of La Palma
Friday niebt at Hunt-
ington &'each Hlgh.
South Coast Leape
coUlsions Friday include
Corona del Mar at San
Clemente, Dana HUis
and Costa M c1a at
Orange Cont College
and Laiuna Beach and
El Toro at Kbaioa Viejo.
Corona del Mar was
tabbed to win the league
and won its opener. 2·0,
while San Clemente, rat·
ed third, beat Mission
Viejo, 15· 7.
U nbeaten Laguna
Beach and El Toro, also
boasting a perfect re-
cord, tangle in a rematch
of Jut year's one-poinl
deciakJa foe El Toro.
BERKELEY -
Former Laguna Beach
High sensation Eric
Hulst and Ralph Serna
tied to set a course recocd
and UC l.rvine easily woo
the All-C al cross country
meet here Saturday
mornl.ag.
UCI f LDiabed wit.b 28
points to record its
second atralebt All-Cal
win. UC Berkeley placed
secood with '8 and UC
Davi.a WU tblrd witb 17.
The other Friday Wt is
Redlands at Newport
Harbor in non-league
play whlle Saturday's
non-league action finds Hulst, the world jwrlor
Huntington Beach and ch amp ion.and Serna
Los Alamitos at Western fmiahed the billy, wind·
High and Marina of Hun· Ina five-mile coune in
t In gt on Be a ch and 25:48. Serna ls tbedefend·
Anaheim's Loara at La inc NCAA Division JI
Palma Park. champion.
Estancia of Costa UCl's Steve Scott wa
Mesa will be trying to re-fourth in 26:04 and Jobn
bound from a Century Konincb finiahed etabth
Lea1ue Joss to Sant a ln26:18.
Ana's Foothill. but is in Berkeley•a Gary
deep a1ain, tbis Ume at Blume. from Marina
El Modena. Hiih in H u ntington Mission Viejo and Beacb,wuloth.
University of Jrvine
square o ff al Tustin
Saturday oleht in the
o ther Sout h Coast
Lea1ue venture.
UCI ret urns to
Northern Calllomia Oct.
16 to participate in the
Stanford Invitational.
Sports Calendar * * *
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833-0555
PIMMCl'lk fer
''UY"' ..:=.
Wt offer to buy
your old nhlda.
HOWARD Chewni&.t
only got off a seven-yard
kick. But there was one
problem. Instead ol let·
ting tbe ball bounce de·
ad, Oranee Coast's Steve
Foley tried to stop it, lost
control and Long Beach
recovered.
Finally with five
minutes remaining. the
Vi.kings lost a rumble at
their 21. Two plays later.
an O'Loughlin pass was
picked off by Rick
Martin at the six.
On the play, it ap-
peared that Orange
Coast receiver Keith
Josephson was in·
terfered with before the
pass arrived. The of·
ftclala didn't see it that
w ay, however, and
nelther did Josephson.
The result was a U-yard
pena lty for u n-
sportsmanlike conduct.
That infraction was
one of seven called
against the Pirates who
were penaUzed for 97
yar<b. Long Beach was
only c alled ror two
penalties for 24 yards-
none in the nrst ball.
After David Donlt
kicked bis second field
goal with 7:01 left in the
third quarter t o narrow
the gap to 7-6, tbe
Rustlers came roaring
back to drive S8 yards for
their second score.
A big fourth down ploy
at the Fullerton 22 found
Pat McKeon picking up
two yards and a first
d own to sustain the
drive. McKeon then went
in from a yard out and
Fortin's kick made it 14-6
with 13:25 remaining in
tbegame.
The final Fullerton
score came on a pass
from Morris Bledsoe to
Micab Harper for 34
yards.
While Fountain Valley
moved the ball witb coo-
s Is ten c y against the
Katella defense, Katella
had a hard time generat-
ing a ruoning game but
burned the Barons
secondary with passes in
the first batr oo
numerous occasions.
Steve Wilson, Katella's
quarterback, threw crisp
passes that caught the
Baro~s secondary by
surprise. Katella moved
well in the firs t half
through the alr, but when
Fountain Valley's de-'
femive line put pressure
on him in the second balt
the Baroo.s interc~pted
three times.
Ron Padilla
* *
had two
*
Before a crowd of
3,100, Ue Oilers were
guilty oflost fumbles, in-
t er c e p U o as, broken
plays anl lost yardace in
key situ a tioaa at
WestemHigb.
Tbe vrors sapped
away erery ounce of
scortac potential from
the Hanitngtoa Beacb at-
tack.
Arm~ with an arm in
quarterllack Mike D'A·
lessan~and receivers Steve mperi, Steve
Lasley d others, the
Oilers•oach Dave Van
Hooreb4e could do llWe
in tbe ay of striking
pay dirt.
They a fumble on
the rirst crimmage play
of the ame a nd mo-
ments 1 er coughed up
an inter ptloa which led
to CypN11' first TI>-a
21-yard r un by Mark
Schul ts.
OAMI STATISTIC\
G
OAMI STATISYICS
N te Twiet Huntington
" '1"'-"uv.ono • > Beach r:arched into Fl"' dOi#n\ 'u\l'M no Ftnt down\ pa\<1olnq
f1nc dOo..,..~ P'""•"' .. ' fDI"'''"'-'
• I
" V•"''"""'f\Q t•I Y.,cb Prl:Utnq tO\ v.,.,, 10\t ••
Net y.,d•001ln9d 11•
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YarchO<'FWllllfd 1 10
F.-ft fum!llM 10\I H)
• nrst .,.,_, N Ul"9 • • nrstdownu,.~•"••• o scoring erritory in the
lo), To .. 111r~,.,.,...,., '' !1
1 first bdf only to be Verd• ru\l't•"'V 1 '4 .,
1M v .. o,_ .. "9 10 •1'1 turned •ay by miscues. , .. v .. c11~1 ' u With a frst down al the ., Net v•rcti 9•• nt<f l 11 16.J
>U ,..,..,., •"'1 d••' , n , "'2-1 Cypress two the Oilers
•>u Yarftrie,,.ttnd 1~10 ~ lost 1e yards on a
J n F.....-Mumbh" '"'' 1 1 l-2
Bob Russell recovered
a fumble early in the
game, but moments
later Cypress intercept..
eel and moved 28 yards
a fter a coup l e or
penalties on BB to begin
the rout.
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TOii!\ IS II 0 ICS .1D
Oran1e Coast's scores
came on a three-yard
keeper by quarterback
Jim Conley in the first
period and a four-yard
blast by Faye Weathers
in tbe aecond period.
kw....,°"""•" Golden wu1 o o 1 1 u f ... ..,._ 0 l ;) .. 12
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............. v.111., 1 I 1 0-71 fumb lhe ball away. ,.W:w"IP'I.....,.I..,' lo Move
1<.11.e•i. •us"'"C: 0 0 o-o La a drive to tbe
•USMlliO o.-wu1 tclt ,,. .,, -'° 2 • °''-~'° c;mons
,..,,.,,.,.v., .. ., Cypr 10 fizzled when To St. Louis ''~ ~~ ': ~ D 'A s s a n d r o was
n ., 2 u dum d for a 14-yard Mlrtin
MclC-
HOIJI
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Tot1ls
It •• .... . ' . ,.
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0 • ,
71 ., \
\ 31
.. 21
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2 I n n 11
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Pllt•" Tol•ll
'! ~~ ~ ~~ loss.
! ~ ~ ~~ Cypr'5s added field
1 ,. o • > goals bt Randy Teasley
~!, ... ~· 7 • , or 36 rut 27 yards in the
Loos Beach got a big
boost early in the s~d
period wben it blocked a
Dennis Boswell punt on
third down when the
Pirates tried a quick
kick. The Vikings r e-
cover e d al Orange
Coast's 11, scored a TD
three plays later and led,
9-7.
Ll«>IS
l!<Jllerdlc~ 8•-J • I 10 W!I-. • J " 1 , last 54 alconds of the half TOl•ll J7 ,°' ,,
f'AUlliO J 0 York e 1• ' '• and the lie was cast with O.-•··· ... pc .... , .,.
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-~ ) 3 0 11 Prilrl 1 o o o
OAMllTATISTICS To .. I\ 15 6 O 10'
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~ : : ~ ~ ~ a 13.0 leil.
"~~""~ 1• 1' lf thru wasn 't enough, ~ ..... ,.,ft"•"•" Cypres1 used 7: 58 of
~ :~ ~ ~ 1
: :: yards f its second TD
... ,oc ""' n pct. playin~e to drive 66
Tot••~ " 10 1 1.0.s .• at tbe et of the third
ww... ,. ·~!''i.4 119 ..-quarl e with Ch ris
Gragn8D4 &oing the 1aat
yard.
The headquarters for
World Team Tennis will
move from Newpor t
Beach to St. Louis at the
e nd of October, a
s pokesman for the
league said Thursday.
Ear l .. Butch''
Buchholz was named
commissioner o f the
league earlier in the
month and desired to
have his WTT omce near
bis other business in·
teresta in bis home city. ·
~~~~ .!l=. ~,~ GWC Poloists Win half, the ers maoagedr---------... Stymi~ t ba first
44 yards the air and /'1 Y--411!td I t7 1 U F_._,Dlftloot 1 I ) I lost two ds on the 0r-eo.~"'~ 0 ~.. SAN JOSE -Paced by univenity djvlsion. top.
.._ .. .ca , ., 1 o-u Tom Crook·s four goals, pl e d Air Force -----.,...-----1
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•111M1110 Golden West Colleae de-Academy, S.~. it * * * * * °'* * * * ti i °':;:e~c •' ...., feat.eel Cerritos, 6-4, to Jim Davidson led • • " '° 1 1' capture the junior col-OCC's scoring with three it ,. '! ~~ 1: ~; lege division ch am-and Oscar Trout con-•
, 11 o H pionahlp at the Northern trlbuted two. • ..! ,: ,: ; ~ California water polo ln· Goalie BUI Rice made • .._ .. ac• vitationalSaturday. 13 saves for Orange it .~ ~~ ,~ .~ ~ Tied at three in the Cout. •
i n o 10 third period, Golden ICDfoth• • ! ;: ! 1~: West went abead oo two ~,:_,, ~ : ; !::
• n 0 $ \ quick coals by Crook. owe H UllllJ ............ ,.
, • · 0 '° The 1oats c:ame oa---' ~o-.. u . I 0 0 0 0 • .,.,.,. "-II\' ........
• .. , , H uslate by Todd Leeds Ni.rt"' 1 , , 0-1
• u 0 '' and Terry Rice. Ool_._.. 1 1 , ._"
.: •• ~~ ,. • i In other action Golden ... ~.C..:'11 =~ ~'.1:.ec;;
~c..tt We.tt routed Fullerton, . ...,....,
CtMMof ::i ": ':' ~ ~ ll·3. to go undefeated ln -=-.-:.:=:-/ O'~'"' ' • ,. .•n tournament play. Air~ i o o ,._.
,_, " 11 1 '~ • .a• And Orange Coast 0t-.oeco..t ' ' ' ,_. ....,._ CoU I l in th occ -•"9· T,...,. t. ~ ......... .s--" s • m ... ege, pay nc e ,.,...,,0.¥10....J.
~LEFT.
FINAL
PHASE
INDUSTRIAL
BUILDINGS 1°"DOWN.
You can still buy
onP. ol our 4,000·8,000
!•lHJIJte loot 11\dU!.lCJUI
hu1td1ngs-a 11n1que
t r>ndorn1nlun 1 conccpt-
1nr only 10% down. Thtl
VJ IHHfdfngi. of Ph8!1f"
II/ ,11f' in lhe heart ol lhA
1.11flon" tarflPC!I m.Jste1
f ''""' 1rxJ lfl<Justrml aruJ.
in Or .mge County. Near
;111port and tho mlPr·
~ectJon of San Diego
and Newpoit freeways.
See our models nnc:t
make yoor reseMltrons
now can your broker or John Alstrom, manager
of sales and leasing, at
(714) 979·9205 Of
(213) 680-9415.
Mustangs Easily
Win Invitational
Talented Junior Joe
Youq led the powerful
Costa Me1a Hlah
Mu1tan11 to an Im
,Ptelllvt team victory 10
the featured varaHy
t'f'Olll country race ~tur
day at the Coata Meu ln·
vitatlonal.
Meanwblle a t t he
Creacenta Valley lnvlta·
tional, the Edison High
Chargers ol Hunllneton
Beach, ranked No. 1 m
the CIF 4-A poll, were
nipped by Foot.hill olSao·
ta Ana, 90·91.
Facin1 lOother topClF
cross country teams
including lea1ue rival
University High or
I rvine-tbe )1 us tangs
finished l-~8-11 over a
two-mile, 100-yard
coune at TeWinkle Park
in Costa Mesa.
Challenging for the
lead early in the race,
Young took command
half way through and
erupted with a strong
burst coming down the
final bill, pulling away lo
win in 9:55. Teammate
Bill Kolar ran a strong
fifth in 10: 10 while John
Gerhardt was sixth in
10 :11 a n d Brian
Thompson eighth in
10:13.
It may be too early to
make comparisons, but
orf Saturday's res ults,
the Mustangs would
easily handle University,
For Area
the 19'15 Ct P' 2·A champs,
in a dual meet. Co5t.a
Mesa's combined time
was 50 :52 while
UnJverslty'a was 53:85.
However, tbe Trojans
were minus two top n.m-
nen in Jose Galvan and
Carl Ehlert.
ln a Division 2 race,
Mart Eddy of Mater Oej
in Santa Ana look in·
cbvtduaJ bonors. running
lhecouraein 10: 16.
And at Crescenta
Valley, the Chargers lost
a beartbreaker. Charlie
Christen.sen, the No. l
Edison runner, led with a
few hundred y arm re-
maining when he veered
slightly off course. It was
enough to cost bim a WU1
as be was limed in 10:05,
one second slower than
the victor.
Another Charger, Mike
Slobom, was coming olf a
knee Injury and wasn't as
effective as earlier this
year
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Sunciay Oc1obef 3 1976 OAlL.YPILOT
<Allege Roundup . ..
F oothall Scores
WM&
USCSS, towaO
BYU 8, San D1~10 St. o
Q;LB 17, Pactnc 14
F"l'esnoSt. a1. cs FuU. u Cal~. Sa.a J OH St. 14
Wuh.lnctoo lll. Mlnn. 7
Wash. St. '5, ldaboS
Ore1002'7, Uta.b St. t
Cial ..... ($4.0) ... HOfllltt ... II r
la lltrM to, """"'M·l'lh•1 1
010. SI "· W. Moftte,.. 10
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Wyomlnt 13, Ariz.St. 10
Colorado 45, Drake 24
N~w MH . 33, Colo. St. 20
Montana 28, Weber St. 25
MooL St. 24, Boise St. 20
Utah 38, UTEP 14
O>+or-Ml,..,Jl o..d<O<ISt ID £--... si.....,.,,,, .. ,,. ""''tef" SI Colo .. Adem\ St 10
.... ...,. (ll!tnol '1, Molllene TOCll I ..... ...-ea Hltlll-SJ, l'I Urwf& )I
W..IMlntl!er. U\ell 10, S Utall I c.r ... 11. Mont 1', Rock, _....U.fl ''
..._(L\1111,1-SI 11
Mldwes&
UCLA 10, Ohio St. 10
M.ichlean31, Wake For. o
Oklahoma 24. Iowa St. 10
Nebraska 17, Miami (F)9
Not. Dame24. Mich.St.6
Missouri 24. No. Caro. 3
Kansas 34, Wisconsin 24
Tex.A&M 14, lll. 7
Ariz. 27, Northwestern 15
Purdue4.2, Miami, O. 20
No. Caro. St. 24, Ind. 21
Kent St. 24, Air Force 19
Bowl. Gr. 31. W. Mich. 28
Ob.Jo U. 34, Toledos
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Gent 1'\1(111-U llllflOh St I
Concordia, SI p IJ,NWMl-to\•I
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P\tt 44, Duke 31
K4!1ltuclty 22. P~nn St 6
Geor£1a2t, Al•bam110
F\orida28, LSU 23
Auburn 10, Miss. o
Maryland 20. VUlanova 9
Tenn. 21, Clemson 19
TUlane24,Vandyl3
Florida St. 20, Kan. St. IO
Miss.St.39,CP <Pom>O
Ga. Tech 35, Virltnl11 l'4
W. Va. 9, Richmond s
VMI 17 , Furman3
Memphis St. 27, SMU lJ
W. &'Mary 27. Va. Tech l~
Louisvllle28, Wich. St 14
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Anny 21. Stanford 20
Columbia 14, Penn 10
Boston Col. 17, Navy lJ
Brown 13, Princeton 7
Dartmoulh4S, Holy Cr. 7
Harvard37, Boston U.14
Rutgers 21. Cornell 14
Yale21, Lehigh 6
Delaware 18, Temple 16
C.W. ~ 17,llu<'neltO
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Judy A cos ta adjusts the drier for Vera Winslow ,
as Sandy Kelemen and Yvone Tucker (right) bring
Dial a Style to L ido Convalescent Hospital.
Beauty at Finger Tips
By J UOITII (JO> OLSON
01.,.. O.••v Pliot si.11
Yvone TucJ<er and Sandy Kelemen once had
a rriend who was bedfast for weeks recovering
from an accident.
"She couldn't get anyone to do her hair and
when she did rind someone. the price was
riwculous," Ms Tucker said
Something clicked in the minds or the two en-
terpris ing young women. who happen to be sis-
ters as well as business associates.
Why not offer a portable beauty service for
people recovering from illness or injury stuck at
borne without a car or simply too busy to go to the
beauty shop.,
The sisters spent several months doing re-
search and learning aJI they could about small
business management and finally obtained a
license for Dial a Style (646-2921) Aug . 31.
They orfer their service seven days a week
Crom 6 a.m .·8 p.m . and require a day's notice for
an appointment
Neither is a cosmetologist or manicurist.
They have 10 people on call. all of whom have at
least 10 years experience in the field.
portable vacuum. large plastic sheet lo protect
carpeting and speciai screen,, to cat.ch hair in
drains.
They also own a reclinable wheelchair so
people suffering from illness or injury can be
shampooed safely.
Ms. Kelemen and Ms. Tucker are optimisUe
about their fledgling business and believe there
is no end to the places Dial a Style can go.
They should be. too, because one of the first
things they did when they organized was Dial a
Prayer.
Order Yours NOW • • •
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Ungame 's Goal Uncanny
Ms. Kelemen. an inhalation therapist, hopes
to use some or her contacts to gain customers,
however. Ms. Tucker is a graduate of Akron
University in Akron, Ohio, and bas been a high
school En1llsh teacher
The women have taken every precaution
possible to make their at-home service (they also
cater to hotels and hospitals) clean arid sanitary
They make sure each hairdresser carries a ANAHEIM When sales of
any IJem pas11 the 100,000 mark.
rnan1 inventors consider the
financial rewards s at1sfact1on
enough
8\lt for Rhea Zakich, a 42-year
old homemaker and creator of a
novel form of communication
called the "Unga me," the real
r e,.-,rd ln reaching that
milestone 1s that her idea is help
tn1U>ouund11 of people better un
dentand themselves and express
hooeat feeUngs about their rela-
l'°'!-Slllps to others
''lt's really a marvelous listen·
inc device." says Zakich, who at·
tributes the growin1 popularity
ol the "Ungame" lo the inlrlgu· iDI emotional experience 1t of·
fen players.
The "Ungame" ccnsi.sts of a
pl~e board, colored pawns, a
die-. •nd decks of specially de-
~ cards -all familiar ele· menu toot.her games.
~ut there the slmilarlty ends.
l'Oa IN the "Ungame,'' the
ca~ds contain e motionally
th'1"sed questions designed to
elleit genuine thoughts and fee). inO /rom participants in a non-
lbteatenin1. game-like at-
mqspbere.
One deck or cu«:B can be used
for li.pt-bearted altualioas wbi~
the other fe.tures more setiou.s tolllcs.
Sven the liJbt·bea.rU.d ques-
tions bave depth. Some ol the
subjects lnchaded are: feats,
h.~J> es , j o y s , sorrows,
"80IOJ>hles and amblUoos.
Further. the unique roles of th4!
"UD(une" restrict any player
from ta1kiAc or l.ot.emAPUlll du.r-ial uodler'a tum.
" !atieb Uya, "Tbis b probabl)t
I I
the one element that makes Lh<'
·ungame' so appealing.
"If, for example, you drow the
question 'How would you define
love?', you 're encouraged to let
out your emotions. to give an
iu\swer that expresses exactly
the way you feel about the sub-
Ject at thi.a moment in your life
"YOU GET to 'tell it lilte 1t as'
and no one Ustening ls allowed to
challenge your feelings."
The impact of the "Ungame"
on family relationships can be
especially heartwarming, saJd
Zaldch.
"J remember vividJy," she re-
lates. "a phone call from a busy
senior executive with a large cor-
poration in Texas.
"He told me that nothing in his
world of wealth and influence
meant mol'e to bim than a recent
evenin1 when bis family took
time out to play lbe 'Ungame'
and he discovered that ooe of the
most important things in b1s JO.
year-old son 's life was bis
father 's all-too-seldom presence
at the dinner table.
"The man's comment lo me
was: 'You simply can't bey that
kind of communication
anywhere·.··
Strangely enouch. il was
Zaticb's own effort.I lo break
down the communications bar·
rier cauing lbe Watts Riots in
lie$ that ullimatdy led lo t.he
creation of the "Ungame ''
l'OtCED into a self.impo&ed
sUence seven years ago as a re-
s u It of too many speakioa
qagemeota to community ac·
\iaQ &toQP& 1D a.n attempt to build
a brid1e of under.slandtn1
bctweea the 1nDer d"1 and tbe.
suburbs of the greater Los
Angeles area, s he underwent
serious throat surgery that tem-
porarily threatened her ability to
ever speak again.
The experience. at first
traumatic. was later accept~ as
a challenge
Zakich bad to devise her own
ways to communlcate with her
husband and two young sons -
through notes. Up movement.a ,
even sign languaae. Hardest or
all, she had to listen a great deal.
She beard hundreds of con-
v en at i otn a nd, during the
months of s ilence, gave serious
thought to what people were try-
inl to say to each other and how
they might say It better The re-
sult was the "Ungame "
MmE FROM Ila use at home,
lbe "Ungame" has received con·
slderable acclaim fr om
educators, psychologists and
juvenile correction officials as a
valuable counseling tool.
With marketing assistance
from Au-Vid Inc., a local firm
that produces teachln,g material
for the medical aod edU<'ational
fields , the "Un1ame" is now
available in: Toys R Us, Macy's,
The May Co., and other major re-
tail outlets nationwide.
Admittedly overwhelmed by
the public response to the
"Ungame," Zaklch quietly
point.a out:
"There's still so much more to
do. Tbe 'Ungame' is an excellent
beginning but now J plan lo de-
velop several new games that
will add still other dimensions to
the conce11t of people-to.people
eommunication.
"I'm con'Vinced tbere's alw81!'
more -we can learn from «ach
atber.''
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Train Expanding
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -
The U ni o n Pacific
Railroad plans to spend
$160 mllllon for new
equipment in 1977, presi-
dent J.C. Keneflck said.
Included wlll be 90
locomotives and 3,079
rreJght cars. Kenefick
said the expenditure also
covers 200 ballast cars
ror track maintenance
service and 315 auto
racks for installation on
natcan.
Ke nefick said the
railroad already has
placed an order for 1,200
jumbo covered bopper
cars, wltb 900 scheduled
for delivery tbla fall to
carry the grain harvest.
Kenefick said the UP's
total 1977 program calls
fol' acqwslllon of 1,325
covered bopper cars.
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-1 ' Questions/Comment
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South· County [..___M_o_v_i_n_g_U_P __ Sul~_~·~_·0t>e_~~-"·l_E_s_t_a_~~-LYP1-LOT_T )
I lllne alwa1a •oedtttd wily oae .._.. ~ fw
uy $S7,5M; wbUe jut ..... Ute Anet OM &oes for
onr ........ I ba¥e Und ID tbe •••e area ~ere la
c..ta lleH for O¥t1' ft•• yeara oow aad hve ob·
Mned Ute H mt llloun ID oa.r develop•eat aeU for
cUlftreat prtu1. It aJwa111 amax• me. WMle lt ••b• for goo4 coavenatioe with aei&)lllion over
CM bnk feuce or at a toeldaU party -eouJd yo.a
add any deflnttlve reuon_1 wby .ome bayera are
wt1UD1 to pay mord
How much ran I get ror my home" How much it
iJ worth depends partly oo how well tbe house is
prepared for sale. Bu,yine a house is an emotional
experience as well as a practicaJ and economic one.
The factors or locaUoo, closeness to shopping.
schools, churches, transportation are beyond the
control or the owner. So a.re the needs of the poten-
tial buyer. How many bedrooms he mu.st have, en-
tertainment space. the separate htlle hoiue on the
back of the lot for Aunt Nellie But the emotionaJ
factor -the ownt'r can do sometJung about those.
Wbat about tbe house's tmpresslon? Would a
wrought iron ra1hngon the bare cement entry way,
a matching mailbox gjve 1t appeal., Wbat about a
door painted an invtting color in contrast to the
house? Would a Saturday invested digeing in
redwood strip~ edgint the flower beds add a touch
of neat order the landscaping needs'!
NONE OF TH~E INVOLVE much outlay of
cash, yet contribute to the emotional salabiUty of a
house. So does a neatly lrimmed lawn, cleaned and
painted screens at the windows, a coat or paint on
the house if it needs il. Does the door chime work,
and is the brass knocker polished?
While keeping a house neat inside 1s log1caJ
company manne rs which can be put into errect at
once, other a1;pects of the interior cannot Most
bu,ycrs look at a house with a view to what they can
change lo suit their tastes. But that doesn't mean
that the worn "all paper m the entry shouldn't be
replaced, the Ii \'mg room walls rolled with a coal or
paint.
An interior that reflects care. cleanliness and
good taste can very well tip the scales of a buyer's
emotional balance toward s:iyin~. "All right. I'll
take It." The taste need not agree "itb the buyer's,
but 1t should be consistent in its style.
nus CALLS FOR AN objective tour by the
owner with the him of habit and acceptance re-
moved from his eyes. He must be cntical. Is the
floor covering in the ldtchen worn or out of date as
to depress a hou"e"1re "ho JUSl in-.pected a model
home this morning at a dl'velopmcnt her husband
says is a little far from work? Are the cupboards ap·
.pealing'> Does the bare bulb in the utility room need
a fixture to keep 1t rrom being gans h'>
The Realtor. when he lists your home for sale,
wants you to get a fatr price He will make sugges·
lions. especially ir you ask for them. for addJng ap-
peal. At the same time he doesn't want to hurt your
feelings by being too cnllcal of your home. Parting
with it is also an emotional experience.
Do a ht tic prepanng yourseU !><?fore you ask the
question: !low much can I gel for my house?
Prepare for the couple who wants to fall in love with
your house and just might 1r you show tl off al its
best
EDITOR'S NOTF: Randall R McCardlt 1.san Invest·
rrwnl Analyst. Coll~ l.rc:turn, and author of Rt aJ
Eltatt In CaJ1/orn1a Smd l/()Ur C'ommt'Tll3 and qutstwn.s
to Randall R McCardlt. c o IM Doily t"tlot, P.O. Boz
1St60, Costa Mtsa 92626
Prices So~ing
Whtie the homesboppU\s public I• aware that
prlce1 are 1oartn1, the 1leepneaa ot their upward
cune bu been dramatically documented by the rt·
aulta ol a new research 1tudy Just announced by
Walker & Lee Real Dtate, the Anaheim (Calif.)·
bued real estate service.a firm.
The study •bows lbat -In Southern Orance
County, one or the nation's hottest houslna marketa
for years -home prices are aolnf up al an averaae
rate or 2.8 percent per month, or 33.4 percent per
year.
Announcinl the flcura, Howard Englander,
Walker & Lee's director ot research and consultin1.
explained:
"WE COMPARED MIJ>.JANUAaY, 1976, and
ml(l·August, 1976, prices al 71 new home develop-
ment.a in Santa Ana. In1ne. Lake Forest. Laguna
Hills, Mbsion VieJO, Lacuna Niguel, Dana Point,
San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente. Both
sinile-famUy homes and condominiums were in-
cluded. The average price went up from $60,853 to
$72,702, an increase ol $11,849 in ju.st seven months!
And these figures are conservative, since they
reflect the base price of the home -without adding
all the upgrades and extras that m06t buyers in·
elude.
"The biggest sln1le increase was in the
Capistrano-San Clemente 1in1le·family homf
market, where the home slze went up 19 percent but
the prices went up 31.4 percent.'•
ALLOWING FOR 111E increased size. Walker
& Lee also figured the price hikes on a cost·per
square foot basis, still found the increase to be 12.~
percent in seven months, or 21 .4 percent per year.
Specific price increases by markl:l area were:
South Santa Ana single.ramily, from $55,344 t.c
$66,175, up 19.6 percent. Irvine muJU.fam1Jy, from
$67,446 to $78,007, up 15.7 percent; Lake Forest
single·ramaly. from $64,510 to $78.979, up 22 percent,
Mission Viejo·Laguna Hills single·Camily. from
$58,298 to $71,810. up 23 percent; Laguna Niguel·
Dana Point, multi·fanuly. from $64,795 to $73,016,
up 12.6 percent; Capistrano-San Clemente single·
famtly, from $59,450 to $82,899, up 39.4 percent, and
Capistrano·San Clemente multi-family, from
$56,132 to $58,031, up 3.4 percent.
"WHAT CAUSED THESE Increases!"
EngJander asked "A pent-up demand, created dur·
ing the recent reces&on. was counterbalanced
against a relatively short supply.
"How can people afford to buy at these prltes?
Many people can't. Those who can are cashing in on
the unprecedented equity buildup that their cur-
rent home eenerated dunng the recession. Their old
home appreciated so much that they are able to put
out the big down payment required to buy homes at
these prices and still have monthly payments they
can meet. This 1s a prosperous mass moveup
market.··
The sizes or the homes currently available In
South Orange County and their January-to-A11gust
change are: South Santa Ana single·family, 1,745
square feet, no change, Irvine multi.family. 1,629
square reel , no change; Lake Forest s ingle·Cam ily,
2.l.2IO square feet, 8.6 percent larger: Mission Viejo.
Laguna Hills sangle·family, 2,117 square feet, 14
percent larger; Laguna Niguel-Dann Point multi-
family, 1,704 square reel. 6 7 percent larger:
Cap1strano·San Clemente slngle·famlly, 2,251
square feet. 19 percent larger: and Capistrano-San
Clemente multi·family, 1,412 square reel, 2 4 per·
cent smaller.
South Laguna Homes Previewed
Villa PaC'ifica, an
adull-onentcd communl
ty of 78 pal io hOm<'S
situated m tht" hills of
South I.a~un.1, '' now
open for preview sull'S.
De\ doped by Presley
of Southern California,
Villa Pac1f1C'o featur('s
two·bf'droom . t\i.o.bath
detacheJ hom1·-. ~•th
priCl.'S st:trtmi: Ill $60,995
With l'onstrurt1on :.till
in pro.:rt•s:-.. hu) l'rs l·an
select t'hVH'e s1l<'s for
their new horn1' durini.:
the l'Urrt•nt pr('Vll'\\ uf
plans s ho" IOR
TIIREE FLOOR plans
are orrered. ranging
from 1398 lo 1570 square
feet or living space.
"Villa P acifica is de-
signed for luxury hv·
tnf'. ·· said John Wright,
area salts manager for
Presley . "E very home
mcludes such amenities
as a di 11 hwasher ,
garbage disposal, high·
low range with Hlf·
cleaning ov<'n , fireplace.
automatic garage door
opt•ner. shag carpeting,
book !>hehes. cable TV
antenna , mirrored
Paid AdvPrti!\emenl
wardrobe doors and
cathedral ceilings."
"One of Villa
Pacifica's greatest as·
sets is its location,''
Wri&hl said "Situated
high above Laguna, rest·
d e nts will e n joy
breathtaking scenery
and peaceful seclusion,
with nearby shopping.
Information is availa-
ble at the Valla Pacifica
information center local
ed atop Pacific 1sland
Drlve at Star View Lane
in South Laguna. or by
New Pool Concept
F ont.1inehlcnu Por>ls. a new
conr<'pl In -.wlmmin.: pnol ~. i~
ownf-cl hv Tom llowarc1 who holds a
stronl{ b.H·kr.rnunc1 in s wimming
po<1l pl11rnb1n.11 .mil construction
supcrv1s1ni: ror n lar.11e Orm. llo has
been lnvolvt•tl 1n 1&11 faccL'I or lht:
pool buslne'l'i for approximately
eiitht yf'llrll
Tom mlllnlnan11 that h~ ts taklnl( a ,
confidence and an ongoing rapport
with the builder. With this an mind,
he personally attend s each
appointment accompanied by n
competent designer and spends
much lime consulting with the
chenl so thnt he fully understands
what can ~ done to an average
backyard.
calling 493·2822. The pro-
j~ can be reached by
taking Crown Valley
Parkway from either the
Pacific Coast Highway
or the San Diego
Freeway to Pacific
Island Drive, and then
up to Star View L~ne.
DAVID B. KUHN Sa. bas been promoted to
director ot community deve.lopmenl act'()rdin1 to
()oqlas M G relier, vice president of tht' I rvme.
Company and bead ol ita resldentJal division
ln his new position, Kuhn is n:sponslble for the
Vlllaie of Woodbridfe development proaram Tbb
includes direct101 conatrul'Uon,
plannln1 the remainln11 three
quarter~. galn11•Jt 11pprovBl for
those plans from lhe City or
lrvine, and establishing the ap·
proprlate commun.ltr assocla·
tions
Kuhn pre\ lously was pro-
ject manager for Woodbrid&e
responsible for dirffting con-
struction with some 800 workers
•uttN and a budget of abo ut
$18,000,000. He joined the Irvine Cpmpany in 1971 as
a project engineer for Promontory Bay Homes in
rqewport Beach's Bayside Village lie was also ln·
volved in the community of Deerfield
Before Joining the Irvine Company, Kuhn was a
second officer for PSA Air L&nes and served as a
captain in the United States Air Force He gradual·
ed with honors from the United Stales MilJtary
Academy at West Point and attended the lJniversity
of California at Los AngelCl'
Kuhn, 33. hves with his wire. Ro:.cmane and
son, David in the Irvine Village of Turtle Rock.
PETER HOLLEN&ECK was named today
Vic-e·President. Pro1ects, by Walter R. Gayner,
President. Eagle Development, a Newport Beach
based builder/developer firm. Eagle 1s currently
involved in projects localed in California and Tex·
as. Hollenbeck will be responsible for marketing
and saJes coordinatJon.
Hollenbeck ·s l5 years or experience in the real
estate industry embraces rcsidenllal, commercial
and industrial projects in New York, 9hio, Florida
and California. As one of three partn<·r~. he founded
and directed the Ganar Corporation, a retail-
oriented, land-holding company in Florida. Prior to
this be served as President and Chief Executive of·
ficer or a real estate brokerage tn lhe Cleveland,
Ohio area.
ON THE
BEACH
Win ter Prices
from
5 37,900
(Not Leased Lind)
Now you can nve righl on the beach In Long Beach
al the presttg1ous Queen's Surf Ill a price tu
below whal you would expecl En1oy riool. spa.
recreation room the wide white sandy
beach e11clltng v•ows In a lu•ury
one bedroom home from
'37.900 Winter proces
Address.
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Adults 001y
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in early C alifornia and
Mediterranean design..,. To create
an adobe look , be incorporates
around the swimming pool special
deckinl with mud wash 1lump atone
walls. Brick coplog and brick cape
around the pool and adobe walls
continue the effect. A tot.al early
California look can be obtaJned by
the addition or adobe outdoor bars
with Spanish type ramadsa
<!«orated in omamentaJ Iron work.
In addition to this particular type of
pool, all styles or architectural
design -modern, Roman, Grecian
-are incorporated by
Fontainebleau Pools to fit the style
of home and taste or the client.
Additonal Items to enhance the
navor of a particuJar style are such
lblnes as fire pits, guebos.
waterfalls, fountains. barbecue
stubs, outdoor drinking founWns
andsbower.4.
Coming Soon. Newport Terrace.
Tom Howerd edd1 his own styf•
of nalr and H ftH of beauty to hit
custom dealgned Fontalne~eau
awtmmlng pools.
completely difrerent approach to
the swimming pool industry.
Whereas. the process of pool
building in the industry has been,
Wld continuer so be, plannint the
. plainest and most simple design
· wllb e mphasis on ra s t and
uncomplicated construc:Uoo. Tom
believes in " totalJy dlfrerent
concept of California~ living. n 1s his belief that ll'fyone destrinr : '° buUd a pool should bavo complct•
A hom e owner can obtain a
master plot plan including
landscape ideas valued from two lo
six hundred dollars if drawn up by a
professional -free to a pl'OSpectlve
buyer or Fontainebleau Pools .
No matt er bow busy ,
Fontainebleau Pools give their
personal attention to each job under
construction both before and after
ser vice to enllure a satisfied
~u stomer . Phone 833-0750 or
(94-8477.
Grand Opening Phase Ill.
Wrthout mo1<1ng o big thing of it, we just reopened lhe doors ot Newport Ter·
race In preparation for the Grand Opening of Phase Ill We're not going all out
to spread lhe wOfd yet becouse we're ortv able to toke o smo~ depasit ond
o resefYolion. But It yood ~ke to be among the frrst to learn of the Grond
Opening dote. stop by ond talk with our salesman. He'D be happy to ocquo1nt
you with the exciting 2 ond 3 bedroom floor plans feotunng voulled ceiffngs.
firePoc:es ond on new exteriors that com~ment the seaside envirorvnent.
And wh le you're there, be sure fo toke o stroff In the fully-londscoped 15 acre
meadow thors o complete wOOd of recreation with pools. Jacuzzi. souno.
volleyball. basketball. putting green and much more. So stop by soon.
Because wtth only 28 homes going on sole. once the we<d
gets out rm be o wen kept secret that ddn't keep long
newport 1errace
Exciting Townhomes In Newport Beach
Col/646-5001 from '51 ,950
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Hollenbeck ls a graduate of Colaat Unlversily
and was an omc~r m Uw MIUine Co~ Hl:s p18t ac·
tivlues baH 1oc:luded Chairmnn of lhe ChamMr or
Commerce and ChalrmMn of the Jaycees in Hudson,
Ohio.
JOE SIRE or Coats and Wallal'c Real F:state,
lnc .. has been notified he hab been ::1ucceas!ul In ob
talning b.1$ brokl'r's llcenac
SU'e bas been with the firm for seven years1 startina In trucl sales with h1::1 parents Glenn ana
Jane Sire at aec 19.
Sllll
Slrc resides In lluntinaton
Beach with his wlfo Roe and
baby daughter Scarlett. He is a
member of the Hunlln1ton
Beach Fountain Valley Board of
Realtors Million Dollar Club and
is nlso a Member or Califomla
Association of Realtors and Na·
taonal Assoc1at1on of Realtors
and works at the Huntineton
Beach o ffi ce of Coats and
Wallace.
CHARLES S. DREYER of South Lag~
former director of marketJng for Grant Company
and Larwin Group. maJor homebwldtng organuoa·
lions, has been named vice president of Alison
Mortgage Investment Trust, Newport Beach.
Dreyer, 38, will dired the sales, marketrng and
merchandising or numerous large condominium
projects which are controlled by Alison in states
throughout the nation . Ills immediate
responsibilities encompass 18 projects In locates
ranging from Boston to Kona, Hawaii, and involve
more than 3,500 condominium units.
Prior to accepting rus new position, Dreyer was
vice president-marketing for Grant Company
where be held major responsibilities for s ales.
marketing and escrow activities. Earlier be was
vice president of marketing operations for the
La.rwin Group of Beverly Hills where he directed
saJes, marketing. merchandising and loan process-
ing activities for the·company's 61 re!\idenllal de-
velopments and 10 regionaJ loan processing olfices.
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3 tt1•dmom,, ·' Brdruc.1m> &.. Dt·11
$99,800 to $159,900
Mr. Harry B.ibb1t1,
S•l~s Director
(714) 640-9323
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:Housing Booni IJmited?
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Expanded Construction Rates 'Can't Hold On'
Southern California buHdel"S
'Who are ex~rienci.ng one ot t.be
blunt ruJ estate booma 1Jnee
World War ll must bew~. cau-
U«im Saolord R. Good.kin, real
estate analyst a.nd reseattber
wbo bas accurately predicted the
ups and downa or lbe volatile in·
dustry for some two decades.
Goodkin. in a talk to the
ManllfactQred Hoastng Institute,
in Fullerton, said what's happen-
ing ln our local martetplaces 1.5
profound. with lotteries, crowds
fiehtlng for the ''Macy's bargain
basement·' of who bas a chance
to set the neat bo'lle, buyer1 not ..
even canoe bow bit tbe bouH ls
or exactly what t.be view 11.
"They 're buylnf almo1t
anytblo1 avalbble," Goodk.ln uya.
HOUSI NG STARTS will be up
incredibly over last year. he
said. Orange County w\IJ be up
between 40-SO percent; Los AnceJes wtU be up 23 percent;.
R.lvenlde, Zt pereent; San Fran·
daco. 20 percent and San Diego
cloH to 100 percent. Naliooally
tbe picture, accordin& to
Mortgage Subsidy
Program Boosted
WASHINGTON -The Na·
tional Ass ociation of Home
Builders bas urged Congress to
continue. at leas t oo a standby
ba.sis, government programs
thn provide mortgage money at
t>elow market interest rates dur-
ing periods when credit is tight
and expensive
Jn testimony before a Senate
Banking Housing and Urban Af.
fairs Committee oversight hear-
ing, J .S. '"Mickey" Norman Jr.,
or Houston. said that without the
mortgag e funds provide d
through the tandem and so-called
Brooke-Cranston programs
"many builders would have bei!n
unable to s urvive" the 1974·75 re-
cession.
·THESE GOVERNMENT pro-
grams are "a needed adjunct to
other government efforts de·
signed to assure that every
American family has the OP·
pottunity to obtain adequate
housing at a cost it can afford."
Norman. the immediate past
president or NAH B. said. '"They
are especially needed when other
government actions lighten up
the supply oC mortgage funds and
dnve up interest rates."
Although the housing picture
has brightened. cons\derably in
the past yedr. Norman warned
that Interest rates hover at about
nine percent -far too high for
the budgete or millions or
moderate income families. Many
of these families. however. wowd
be able to afford a new home with
7Vi percent mortgage money pro-
vided under the Brooke-Cranston
program, he said.
111E BROOKE-Cranston pro-
gram ts one of the government's
most effective but least ex·
pensive housing programs. The
Government National Mortgage
As~ialion agrees in advance to
buy mortgages from lenders at
7\-'J percent interest rat.es. The
lender issues the 7~ per<:ent
mortgage to a new homebuyer or
apartment bQilder and then sells
the mortgage to GNMA, 'fhich,
in turn, either keeps the
mortgage in its own portfolio or
sells it on the open market. In ef·
feet, the government is subsidiz·
ing the difference between the
712 percent interest rate and the
going rate for mortgages in the
secondary market.
In 197•· 75, $7 . 75 billion in
Brooke-Cranston money was re·
leued for purchase of single
family mortgages. Another $S
billion was released this year for
purchase of FHA/VA apartment
mortgages.
THE R ECENT upturn In
multifamily starts, Norman said.
can be attributed to the release of
the 7~ percent m ortgage money
Another possibility would be
for Congress to enact a perma·
nent trigg e r mechanis m
"'whereby tandem funds wouJd
be available whenever housing
starts Call below a certain level, ..
Norman said. Thi s would
eliminate the uncertainty in the
housing industry crealt'd by the
government's "start again -
slop again" policy in regards to
whether the program wouJd be
renewed.
Norman also noted that GNMA
has recaptured about $S b1l1Jon
from Its recent mortgage sales.
He Qrged HUD to release this
money for purchase or single
family mortgages.
on THE flEVADA
SIDE OF THE
COLORADO RIVER
Open Space, Views, Boating
Fishing, Places to Roam, Ride and Playl
No longer do you have to "rough If ' or sen le lor a.mobile home wl1en
vou can en1ov the lretldom. the adventure. tne blue sky of the great
Color11do River country Now. despite the regulations that are
curta11tng riverside development 1n this unique pleasuretand, you
c .. n own 1 lu11unous. fully·leatured townhome 1n the pnvate
t.ommunitv of Sundin~ Shores
Sundance Shores is In Nevada-the lun side of the rover-where
there are no State taxes and no COfe><>rate taxes ti's a community ol
JuM J2 attached desert homes and alt or it above the great Colorado
Your Sundance Snores 111111 11 complete with built-in kitchens
(r11tr1gtr1tor, too). tireptace. prtvate patio and much more
Just to the north tS Oavta Oam end giant Lake Mo1a11e. 1 f1Sherm1 n's
paradise Water skiers will find their perlect world here. too, 11 will
1ocl\ hounds and nature tover• There are 11cres ol wide open •P•oes
to roam and ride Three riverside cas1no'1 nearby The Bullhead City
prtvate eirport Is just acrose from Sund•nce Snores . end all
anopp1no 11nd c1111c terv1oes are readily a1111table 1n Bullhead C•tv
HURRY! ONLY 25 REMAIN!
3 & 4 Bedrooms - 2 Baths
•38,500 to '44,000
· Erceltent Terms
COLOR PHOTOS AND FULL INFORMATION
JUST MINUTES AWAYf
Visit the Welke< & Lee Hom• She>ppers Information Cen .. r In
Ana helm th ta W9M-5ee ectual color pnotos of IN tO'fmhouses, the
rfYer, the rete>r1 tun of thla exciting arM... Welker & Lee tntonnatloo
Centtlf It Of*' daily from 9:00 until 5.00. Off the Santa Ana F,_.ay
at Hart:ior Bt\id. In Anaheim •lld turn South. At the first street tum left
That'• Manc:tleeter Come to the we1q, & L• building at t4n.
Mancilest« Is parallel to the freeway. Jutt uat of OiSMytand.
Goodkin, ll up. but not qwte as h1lh as Calllornia. Olica6o will
be up 30 percent; Dallu up S3
per~ent ; AUaota, overbuilt to
but hell, up only 30 percent;
eo.too and Washlqlon. D.C. up eo pattnt and Houston, which ii
almply unbelieveable even foe
Teus, will be up S7 percent
Multi-family housing in Houston
will be up 100 percent.
Goodltln sa_ya these rates simp.
ly cannot hold steady with
buiJders paying ever-increasing
prices for buildable land and
housing appreciation ln Southern
California at three percent a
month. compared to l ~ percent
in 1913-75 and 1 percent tn 1911-72.
"All indications ~that high
end bousing is au that can be
built, because of overall ineffi-
cient and foolish land use and
land cost," be says. "As a resuJt,
there will be an evolving build-up
of inventory in the higher price
ranges, beginning the last
quarter or 1976 and through
1977," Goodkin predicts.
"I DO NOT believe 1976 is
anything but an atomic mub-
tion. Speculators are distorting
the strength of the higher end
market. It is not indicative of
what is going to happen in the
next two. three, four or five
years; not as long as land prices
behave as crazily as they have.
Government must encourage
and comprehend more density
per acre to force land and home
prices down.
"In just th e six -county
Southern California region there
is a need for approximately
150,000 new housing units eacb
year, and there isn't enough al-
lowable land to build homes
within the reach of the people in
the middle class who need them
most,•' he said .
Goodkin said latest realtor
statistits show the average price
ol existing homes sold in the
Western United States at $51.400,
up $6, 700 over a 12-month period.
GOODKIN SA VS one o ( the
possible solutions rests with Cac-
t ory · b ui It hous ing. "It i s
absolutely imperative that HUD,
lenders. and local building
jurisdictions. as well as city
fathers who are really trying to
solve the growing problem o( the
bulk of the population not being
able to afford housinjl, un-
derstand the great opportunities,
the flexibility as well as lhe
necess ities to be able to use
mobil and modular hous ing
without forcing it to become
higher than it should be,·· he
said.
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BEDROOM wrTH A VIEW AT BROADMOOR
Second Turtle Rock
Patio Phase Opens
The second of three phases of
new homes at Turtle Rock Glen
Patio Homes has opened in the
Irvine VIII age or Turtle Rock.
Four floor plans are offered,
with sizes from 1.995 lo 2,68.l
square feet. Prices of the second
phase homes are Crom $96.900 to
$126,900.
The Glen homes of Turtle Rock
are set 10 the genUe foothills
generally t o the east of the
Univer sity of Cahrorma, lrvme
campus. The village 1tselr is
bounded roughly by Culver Drive
on the west. Bonita Canyon Drive
to the south, the Sand Canyon
Rese r voir t o the e ast and
William R. Mason Regional Park
on the north
THREE, FOUR and five
bedroom Glen homes are availa·
ble with two baths in both single
level plans and two and one-half
or three Cull baths io the two.
story homes.
Largest or the plans is the
2.68.l-square -root "Devonshire.··
with ri ve bedrooms and three full
baths in two stories. This lavish
home with it.s attached three-car
garage has a double door entry
opening to a view or a two-story
living room. a large entry foyer,
and a formal dining room over-
looking the spacious step-down
living room.
The 2,353-square·foot "Inver-
ness" has four bedrooms and two
and a half baths in a distinctive
tra·le vel configuration. Three
fireplaces service the living
room, library a nd family room.
The plans' library is an ideal
retreat. situated four steps down
from the first noor entry level,
with a sky-llght overhead and a
bwlt·rn wet bar.
To reach the Turtle Rock Glen
models, take the Culver Drive of-
framp from either the Santa Ana
or the San Diego Creeways and
drive south. Turn left on Campus
Drive. then left again on Turtle
Rock Drive. Travel about hall a
mile. to the intersection or Turtle
Roc k Drive and Rippling
Stream. The sales information
will be located at the inlersee·
lion.
err~
Fine View
Offered aJ,
Broadmoor .. A clear vlew or 1 P&clllc sun e!t
Is at MOit a abort stroll from the
h'onl door of any B~ San
Clemente homo, • blll1lde
neighborhood in northem San
Clemente.
A large maj()rity of lbe 201
homo in Broadmoor San
Clemente feature ocean vlews.
rtrbt from lht1 property. Tho hut·
ury, stnale-story homes were
bulll cui terraced hillsides to
permit mnlmum fl\joyment ol
lhevlew.
Some homes feature direct
ocean views from as many as
lour separate rooms, and each
room with its own slidin& 1lass
doorway to the backyard.
T H E BROADMOOR San
Clemente neighborhood is local·
eel on the northern side o( the Ci·
lY. To reacb it \ake the San Diego
Freeway to lbe Ave Pico orr.
ramp, follow Ave Pico inland to
Ave PresldJo. tum right and
drl ve up the bill to the
neighborhood information center
and model complex.
Furnished models are open
from 10 a .m . to dusk. daily
Prices at Broadmoor San
Clemente currenUy range from
$87,990 to $103,990.
The largest of the homes Is the
2.323-square-Coot Sandc.aslle,
with four bedrooms and two
baths. It features back-to-back
ramlJy and living rooms. each
with its own fittplace, and clear
view out.side. Sliding glass doors
in both rooms provide easy ac-
cess to the backyard. There is
also a versatile atrium providing
a fresh touch or nature for the
breakfast nook and den.
THE NEXT largest home is the
2,242-square-foot Brigantine.
which also has four bedrooms
and two baths. The Brigantine
takes maximum advantage of
the seascape, or other views,
with four rooms -living room,
breakfast nook. dining room, and
master suite -all facing the re-
ar of the home . Each or the four
rear rooms bas its own sliding
glass access way to the
backyard. Between the diniog
room and living room there is
almost a solid wall of glass for
the best possible view to the ou~
side.
The 2,067-square-root Wind·
jammer also has four bedrooms
and two baths. While it does not
have four roo m s ocr the
backyard. the Windjammer has
been des igned so there is a
pleasant view from nearly every
room in the house.
At our
sneak preview sale
special prices
Lay the cornerstone for years of happy f amlly memories In
a PARK M ESA HOME. The kind of deslrably-Jocated single-
f amily detached home you thought would be priced out of
reach. Not so if you take prompt advantage of our mld-
constructlon sale!
Two or three bedrooms Two baths • Famlly room Atrium
in most plans Cathedral cellJngs wtth rough sawn beams
•Wood shake roofs Double car garage Backyard fencing
Sprinklers and lawn in front yard Ceramic Tiie Entries
QUALITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES
FROM $57,500
3101 ManistTee
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626
(714) 549-5225
IN OCENf·Cl.OSE COSTA MESA
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otlGIMAL llUffS
First ti me offered. Built & decorated to
custom specifications; a one of a kind
home with the choice location for-bay
view & privacy. 2 Mstr. suites. 3 baths.
Elegant formal dining area. Exclusive
listing. Shown by app 't. only. $162.500
Justsomeold<nen.S of fine
properties to show you. Please call -
C.F. COLESWORTHY
64CMt020
EASTBLUFF CENTER
Ga•r" I 002. GaMral 1002 ..•......•....••.......•.••••.................
EXQUISITE
* VIEW*
$315 000
Magnificent view ol Harbor, Catalina
& Palos Verdes. Best in CdM/NB area.
Professionally decorated &
landscaped. Stunning, one of a kind
family & entertainment home on quiet
street -no thru traffic. 4500 sq. ft., 6
bdrm, pool. jacuzzi, formal dining
room, 3 fireplaces. Agt.
55 I ·2714 or 75~652 r
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS Decorator's Home
TUSTIN
E~J)t.'rif'nll' the µru.IL• of
owning this :<Lunmni:: llc-
t•oralor'.s horn\'. lt'.s onlv
4 \Cars nht ;1nd IOl':Jll-d 1i1
a choice Tu~1111 location.
1-;rlJOY tis l'Jrpds. Vwi
[;;st~ J!iif 644-1133 ~~n it~ ANYTIME
IEST IM ILUFFS
OPB4 HOUSH SUM. l·S
2''2 VISTA OltMADA
4 IR.. l IA. GUADALUPE
I.ots or wrought iron, cathedral
ceilings, Mt. view. Elegant living with
plantation shutters, .Plush carpeting,
lots of wallpaper & mirrors. $129,500.
2321 !AST&WP Dam
l Ill.. 2 IA. SPUT UY&.
Immac. cood., highly upgraded, low
leasehold, low maintenance. Can't
miss on this one! $19,SOO.
24U VISTA HOGA.I
JIL.21A..OMILIYB.
Beautifully rumisbed, lease. On lovely
greenbelt. close to pool. Ready to move
in. $520A Month.
OTHElt IUffS UA5ES
$500 TO $675
llCi CAHYOH
Reduced $20,000 to sell! Deauville
Model, completely customized in every
detail! Done in exquisite taste. Shown
by app't., call fi44.ll93. Price $239,000 ..
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Cape Cod, Southport. 6 bedrooms.
extensive oak paneling in lrg game
room. Unique pool area, large side
yard. Price, $32.5,000. Will consider
smaller home in trade + cash.
644-6709
HACIENDA
There 1s oo end to tlw
possiblbUc::.! ~ Lovely 2
b e droom, 3 hath '
Spacious lt\'tnl!: room .
f amily room wtlh
beamed cc1l111i:. plus t•x
t ra lurgc J1re pl•n·e
Every woman's 'lrt•arn
kitchen + + + 3 t•.ir
garagc, 2 workshop~
Potllog room and lari:t•
yard. All for Sl!'l.!!00 full
pnce. r.tG-7171.
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prm t•nwnl 1·1"b 1n this
homl'1 A Cuntasllc ',1luc
for~.5d0 . r:,. Tustin schools
are::.uperh.
Irvine Ro,quet Clb
R) 0\\ Ol•r ~i:l,000
4122 f.:.o;;ruclero Ur
:mr. 2ba. lam r m. formal
dm111i.: rm. l)\l }d c ... 11
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BEAUTY t~>.~· family ihal nel'd.i-
la[l(d :!pnr1o(h homl.' 5
Bdrm, 4 ba U1.: f;uruh room.
fXCEPT10HAL VIEW!!! ~ CALL NOW EQUESTRIAN ESTATE!
t'rom l'\ cry room In this -?" /,. 752 ·7315 Orange Park Acres W &L deliRhlful home. you CUstom Spanish 4 BR.
• • have a view• Almost DONALD M. lllD fam rm, 3000 sq. fl. oo Walker&Lee
Real Est.ate
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. · ,. .., ... 1 full acr~-$172.500. JACK new, h1Rhly upl!raded rt' • ._ '"· ..... HOWELL. Rltr.644-1156. ~sid enrt>-with <'Very -----, _____ ----
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t y l>)'!>tt'm. llt•<iuliful Cho1re locatmn• •
vunehnl(. 2 ~1.'l h:ar:o. & Balboa l'cmns ulJ. rare
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bdrms. + IJ1111lv rm + rrnm 2nd h•H•l li\1nJ.! rm
llJri,:c 0H11't• rn1ilcl l'ai.alv All l'lt•<' horyw, t·omplt•le-
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1-'ce.App'l.nnly. l1t:.h:. <I UH .. 4 IJalbs.
llLEEH HUDSON ::;:.t.19,500. Call for ;1pp't.
ltEAl.TOlt 644·0322 WILL TRADE I fovr II'~ nc-rcs M I tn
••• llORSt-: llF.AVJo;N 1-:onluna. at S55.000.
$65,000. Ao AC 1u: lo 1 rntle lor du11l~·x n\lur
roam with a itreat 3 beach.,
Bdrm home. Outs lnnd· +·645·2425 *
Ina local.Ion In Vista ad·
j:icenl t o wide open
i1pnces. Tur k rm, 5 ton
hay ba rn, 2 p:iddor k-. &
fonc<'d pastures. LJrc-ul
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3 BR, 2 BA, clos.e to
ac hoola, store& & churches. H appy
kllcbcn. Seller bought In
Big Bear and ready to
move. $58.SOO. brlntc your off er~. Al(ti n l
54S-3424.673· 7731 .
f~1onul<1 lu ht'Iµ )OU dt•·
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clitn itet for your h•lUW
We con fill you in on lh1•
<'Ol'll invnlvt-d us wt•ll a11
what you can l''tlWCt . CAii today for an appl-.
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Add a Western loot to Jour wardrobe With W.
Spildea Boutlqve pa.nbUlt.. the anllned aldrt·J•cltet
bas contrast shaped 70k• 1be pats bHe 2 pf4c:e
legs and are set on a waistband with front lipper
closl:;D1. Fabrics: linen, coc.ton, dtll.lm, JJ1ht aod
mecbum welabt woot 10'1'15 ts CUL only in M.bta
~16. Si&e U requires 2 yd:s. ol -0'' fabric phaa ~yd.
conttast for the shirt and l 5/1 yds. plut 1'4 yda.
contrast for the pants. To order: MOd pattern. r:=~..s.i1 ·number, slie. name. 9ddrese aftd lip. Pric. SUO
plm ~ post.a«e and bandlin.g.
attr.-! ~by Otwllkatlon: ~ 2;. t>•~ .. "u\S and E'Mtmblet, $UO ~d. llale' ~beck ~able to ~ Seftd arden tCJ tlala" :.T&;: ~-~I Bddce 8&;. JIUfOnl, 1U.
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SALES ASSOCIATE
BOBKADAN
OP9f HOUSIS 1·5 PM
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BA'nt, F.R. $69,900
1748 JOWA sr .. COSTA MESA
4 BEDROOM , 1~ Bath, F .R. ~.500
19132 Stingray. Huntington Beach
4 BEDROOMS. 2 Ba, F.R. Pool $81,950
21912 Seacrest Lane, Hntg. Bch.
4 BEDRMS, 2'h Ba, New $87,990
206 7th Street, Huntington Beach
~TUMITY CAltlllt HIGMr
Come as you are and get the details on
your future in the lucrative real estate
pro!ession. Speak directly with our Fo~tain Valley Manager.
Available Tues. and Thurs. evening 6
to9p.m. or call for appt.
Pl.AM TODAY fOll YOUR TOMOUOW
18055 Magnolia St .. Fountain Valley
963·8311
TaEMIHDOUS
MUAVERDi
LoH•ly. h~bly upgriAdtd
hidden a t l ory 10
Soulht'rn Ah!i.u Vl'rdc
t'rom lh~ l('rr;.1110 t>nlr)
tu lhll ""t't !Jar. tu lht-ro\•
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546·2313 TO SEE 11
NOW! Of'!~ Ill o. "' fuN 11\t•'~rt.
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OWHER
WILL FIHAHCE
3 Bdrm:.., 1~ baths:
University P11rl.., lr\'lnt•
home. 1,m l'Orawr, w1\h
lllnum &: loH•I~ i.:.1,.,it'ru
l'ollH•nwnt lo pool & ten
Ill,, ~7.501)
55 Willow Tru lOM
<~>en l"ri1S111 Sun l.S
'Y"°""d Exchangon * * 133-1768. *
llKE TO IEACH
Super area, super roodi·
lion, s uper family home
Thi:. S bt.odroom, 2 story
large family bume oo a
rorner lot Is near a II
srhool.s, shopping, beach
and parks. Call 5-16 Z313
before it's too I ale to :.t•e
ll'
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·Pete Btursll flaftg.
. pre6enl6
FOR THE ESTAlt MINOm
• ACU AND A H4&Jl -or beauty and space. Gracious 4 bedrm Hacienda
with l'itables, pool, green lawn and
trees. Ample room for tennis. f nmlly or
carbufrs.
* MBA DRIVI -Cahf ornia rancho on 3.., acres, overlookmg Upper Bay.
Unbelievable rind in the llorbor Area!
Lovely 4 bedrm home with large
mas_ter s uite. formal dining room.
family rm /den. swimming pool and
sep!l~~te guest/lanai with entertaining
factbties. Room for stables and tennis
courts.
NEW LISTING DOYER SHORES
•SMASHING wate rfront with
swimming pool. Slips for 3 boats. S
bedrm, 41h baths, den. Call for appt.
BEST BAYCREST 1"ESTCllFf BUYS * GUMWOOD -real family living! S
Bedrooms, dining room. family room
and huge yard -all the area and
facilities for active family life.
GeMrol 1002 GeMnl I 002 -------•I
* WARWICK -be good to yourself.
enjoy this warm family home all year
'round,cuddled by the stone fireplace
in the family room or refresh yourself
in the sparkling pool. All this and 4
bedrooms too. $1.25,000.
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OPIH _SUH. I ·5 22 UMDA ISLE
Lu.xunous 4 BR. home. Family rm. &
formal dining. with view toward H~rbor Island. Boat slip. $325,000
New -under construction, Contemp.
Cape Cod. Oak fl rs .. S BR, 411-a Ba .. 3
frplcs. Lndscpd. Boat slip. $J75,000.
Custom 6500 sq _ ft. waterfront home on
the point. 134 Ft. frontage with
m_agnificent view of boats & harbor.
Sllp for large boats. Remodeling has
been started -finish it to your own
taste.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J.11 Bc,.r~•d" Dt •vt> N 8 6 7S O 161
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MESA VERDE
OPEN SUH. I ·S
2934 JAVA RD.
4 BH , 2 ba., family/d in
rm. Gracious, open lcel-
1ng. Qwet area. SU0,000
lal>oa loy Prop.
Realtors * 67S.7060.
•Abandoned•
15~0W9fWick. Wl'ltdtff,MI WJS-1-5
642-5200. 675-4060
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hmu•eo. 2000 ,,q tl. i.:ue"t
hou,,c, J2uu :.q fl
traine r '!:> home. Tn•t·
ltnt>d drtvt• thruugll
man1tured ..:rounds
pool, waterfall, hay loft,
barn, tad room, stabks.
train rtnR. fe n ced
pasture. Open Sundav
l·S; Call now for direc-
li on s. Agent (7 1-l l
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COSTA MESA BEAUTY
IEST COLLEGE PAU-$62,500
Lovely cul de sac; 1750sq. ft., spacious
3 bdrm .. 2 ba .. 2 frplcs., ram. rm.,
s hake roof. Delightful, encl. yard.
Sprinklers back & front; elec. garage
door. Immac. condition! 10% Down. Exclusive, app't. only.
G......a 1002G....-ol 1002 1 ..................... 1 HELEN B. DOWD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
551·2000 SPECTACULAR TURTLE ROCK
VIEW. This beautiful 3 bdrm. 2'h bath
Plan SO in Turtle Rock Terrace has a fantastic view by day & night! Living
rm & s pacious family rm with
beautiful Palos Verdes Stone
Fireplaces. Upgraded carpeting &
drapes thruout. Covered patio. Rear
yard is so big there's room for a pool!
Wet bar. Large formal dining rm.
$141,900.
OPlH SUMDAY I .5
It 191 MOIWOOO TaUCl
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OpenJJ.owe
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5
300 ICINGS PLACE
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Delightful 3 bdrm., 2 bath home in
exquisite condition lhruout. Features
include lovely pool & large deck area
+·a tree shaded side patio; modern
kitchen, dining rm. with view or hills
lge. inside jacuzzi & fenced in sid~
yard, excellent for storaJ(e. Prirect to
selJ now at $129,950
WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE
229 Marine. 8alllla Island &7~3331
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Walk lo 5chool • i:ood
tloor plan 3 I ;1 rge
hcdrooms • 2 r1n•plan•s
-beautiful ~ ard -ovcr-
RIALTO•. INC. MLS 644-0134
1 '7l Top Usfw & Top Sa1nU11M
1974 & lt75 ........ Up
Mewport..WHG lo.-cl of Rfflton
1002G ........ 1002 111Led j.laraRl' 1fin1shed 1. GeMf'Cll
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9 Hew I Br Units
Bt>st CM loc. Frpk, UWs. TUCKED AWAY
l.~!!!!!~!!~~J patios. ~.000. Oceanfront l>plx
2Br, 3ba m ca. unit
Xlnl summer /wtr rental
S'.?75.000. Open Sun 1 5
on quiet Costa Mesa cul
de·:.ac. 3 Bedroom, ;!
bath, + huge boous roam
(ideal for mother·m·law
teenallcrs. etc). Slt1
down h v rm, Cplc, shak1
roor, large yard an•l
muc h morl'! Pri c~cl
rtllht-hurry ! 546·51180 .
PALATIAL M.V. 3308 W. Uce:w fronl.
Lido Sonds Home
3Br. 2uu. Steps loocc.in
SfJ.'},500. Open Sun 1 5
5.1™ River Ave.
Newport Pier Reolty
673 2058
~HERITAGE
This home 11> for exec. en-
l <' rl a 1 n e r . Elel!a nt . lt~1ar101111 4 bdrm, 4 ba,
lrg k1td1en, frml din,
huge "'R w /wet har, 2
frpks. 3 1:ar R:JraRe. pool
~1ted yrl. Near i.:o lf course & new park •---------•
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REALTORS
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W &L
Walkcr&Lee
Real Estate
545-9491
REDUCED
$4000
Localed m Me1111 dcl l\fHr
111 a supcr spcc1a I home
2300 ~q ft• nf family "'.
ml(, 4 lwdroom + ~Ul'Sl
or 111-law rh1den1;1· lun
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1)001 1s an addt.-d honui.
Owner leavlng, stall• i;o
call w see now.·
Sat/Sun l·S
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SUPER SHARP
CONDO
... ., .. ten
llar'Qahls!! sd.,oo
A sfual'l) 3 bcdrrn home
with new paint inside and
out. New carpets and
drapes. Great location on
large 110' deep lot. Call
546-5191) for fWJ d•tal.ls.
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REA LTORS
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WHY
List
Your
Home!
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\VIII Boy Your
House Jn
72 Hours at
t,air Market
Valup,
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Yellow Page. for
yo•r neareftt
Walk rALee
office ... eall
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home qaall.IJ •
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~wdt UI\'. ul only ~.000 &rounds complele with CALL~ :tt.60 u> barb q :I Ktnai sized bt!drcH1n,,. V:.maul\'t' m1&..~teor 1>U1h'' + + • Two
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YOUU LOVI mt
Charming near new 2-story home.
Private beaches, boating, fishing.
Some view of lovely Newport Bay.
Grt>at financing. $179.000. OPIH
SAT JSUM. I ·5. 2711 IA YSHOal DI.
MAl-7171.
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VIEW
Int lud1ni.t C11talina &.
P.do~ \'t•rllt'-I.fl. t.
-1panoui. n ~·ro \I bu1 ll
home. l.H ll>hly dl'cnral
lod ~t.ister ba l'qUI pp1·1I
111 Ja1:ua1 At i:on' crtihh
i.h111 r, steam rm Ju~I
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Walker & Lee
Heal E:.tale
l>-16-7111 ---
MIHI ESTATE
Re-modelcd JBr, 3Ba.
Just reduced. SlJS.000
S09 D~An1a
lMI .._Ufl'S. _ .. UNIT
Out!tandlnc customized condominium
in newest sectioo of the "Bluffs ." 2
1,.ge. BR .• den with frpl.. formal dining
rm & 2'At baths. £xpensive wallpapers.
(•ptng & drapes. Beaut. greenbelt
view! Lsc $750 Mo.
BIG CANYON C.C. -$159,500
Oltl•IMAL DUHi HOMIS MODB.
Grandstand view (2 <!ired.ions) of Big
Canyon golf course, lake &
surrounding areas plus the mountains
in the distance. 2 Lge bedrooms.
family room, formal dining & 2 lovely
baths. Air-cond. + many added
features. 2 Minutes walk to clubhouse.
10 Rue Grand Vallee Sat/Sun 1·5
l IEDIOOMS -POOL -$51,500
Fantastic Anthony kidney-shaped pool
completely fenced. This Costa Mesa
home being completely redecorated by
seller & will deliver in beautiful
condition. Call us today!
IA YMOMT '"COM>O• FOil LEASE
NEW large 2 bedroom. ~~ bath 2nd
floor apt. in finest bld& .. ;1n -~l'M .-·· ·
24 -Hour security, pool, jacuzzi, sauna
bi I Li a rd room . $1,250 per month. •
CUSTDMIZEI UtlQUE BEACH HOME
ONE BLOCK TD BAY AND OCEAN
Unobstructed 360" view from private
s undeck. Extensive use of wood,
stained glass windows, new
appliances. copper plumbing ,
fireplace, outdoor bath and space for
boat. Completely enclosed front and
back patios. Ask for Jo-Ann Doran.
0,..-..was.1 to5,.,..
204 • .,.. Stnet. M.I. '75-1163
-640-6161-
~COATS & WALLACE
~REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCAllY OWNfO COMl'ANY SlRVING
THl SOUIH COASI ARlA SINCl 1963
I002 °G ........ 1002
HEW IH llG CAMYOH
Architecturally exciting m every
detail from the unusual
cobblestone fishscale drweway
and charming Country French
exterior to the tasteful blending of
wood, brick, and marble inside.
High coved ceilings beamed and
paneled in cedar. bowed windows,
French doors. plank floor entry. 3
bedrooms , 31f.i baths. den with
fireplace. walk-in wet bar. wine
refrigerator, formal dining room,
garden r oom . separate laundry
room, o versized 3 car garage.
$390,000. OPEH SAT & SUM 1-S #5
HEAMIT AGE LANE.
Opcn Sat & Sun 1 5
HALPIHCHIH
HEAi.TORS
2111 S•JoaqiiinHilslaad
MEWPOIT C!MTS. M.L 644-49 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
SWEEPING OCEAN VIEW
De<:orator sharp condo with quality
upgrades. Beautiful grounds with
multiple amenities make this an
outstanding investment. $94,500.
OPIH 2·5. 12 LANDFALL CT.
IA YNOHT Of'PC>ln'UMITY
Ninety feet of prime Lido Jsle
waterfront property p'riced at just
5.550,000 with bulkheadmg pier &
s lip. May be divided. onH 12·5.
219 YIA LIDO SOUD
TEHHIS AHYOHU
Tlus 3 bedroom, 2 bath Turtle R<><:k
home is just steps away from
t e nnis courts, park & pools,
featuring Cam. rm., diniog room, &
fantastic day & njght view. $88.500
land include d.
MEW IH WISTCUFF
Marvelous S bedroom family home
w /4 baths & a family room.
Attractive pool & jacuui plw; a
large s ide yard. Spectacular
l'.'<lerior elevation & a circular
dri vc. $152,500 including land.
~SUH 1-5 1615HIG~M.I.
LOTS OF LAND. VISTA & HOME
Stone. wood and glass create a
mountain lodge feeling in this
g r a nd 4 bedroom pool home
complete with center entry, library
& large dining room. High on a
hilltop viewing both ocean a nd
<'<J nyon for $195.000 fee.
HA Yf A llG FAMILY7
This 4 bedroom. 21 2 bath Turtle
Ro<:k home is ju.4'l right for the
large family. with fam. rm .. dining
room. 3 c ar garage & large yard A
ri·al f.tm1ly buy at $98,500.
MAGHIFICIEMT IA YFIOMT
Spacious. beautiful 5 bedroom
Imme on a park-like Lido setting
offrrs the ultimate in fun &
gradous living You must see it.
\')2.">.000
CAHDLEllGHT & GOLF CC.UIS
Ovt·rlook1n g the fairway or
m11111lt'' from trnnis, surfin~ or
!'arl111~ Spot·1011s. cus t om •I
lw<lroom on beautifully landsc·apcd
lot with room for pool $285.000
Ull IA YNOMr Oflt'OIT'UHfTY
WatE'rfront ('ondominium with 2
bedrooms & den or 3 bedrooms. 3
hath. 2."iOO sq .ft. of pure luxury
buyfront l iving, featu r ing
e nchanting day & night views.
Never occupied, new carpet &
drapes & louvers. Only $185,000
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IA YCltlST HACl&IDA
Unique Spanish architecture,
sunken livini:c room, 4 bedrooms.
ramily room . pool. lus h
landscapin~. Aii;king $149.500
OCIAH VllW I INCOME
2 units with view & pool. Owner's
unit has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths plus
game room w /wet bar. Income unit
has 3 bedrooms, 2 bat.m. $210,000.
OMI Of A.De
4 bedrooms, study, tam.rm., &
formal dining room are all part or
this deligbtf ul Turtle Rock home.
With 2 baths, & central air. Steps
from park & pool. A rare find for
only $93,000 land included. Of'l!M
SUM. l ·S. 19522 SIDIA SICO,
llVM
644-1766
2111 tAN JOAQUIN MIU.IM>. 'tN~cunu
~72i E Coc11>l Hw\
675· 1392 •
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THE BLUFFS
BeautJful "Z" Plan con·
dominium on wide 1?reen
belt. 4 La rge bedrooms.
formal d1n1ng mom
huge kitchen and fam1I~
room I Year "arrant\
1nrludect
640-9900
.:fl.I.fl-/ { ~ .11br.
Valley Realty
~~·· -'MEW P 0 RT
HEIGHTS
(11)t;e to all schools and
shuppini: 3 Uedrno111.
M rl'!l::.t"d fl •r 2nd 'tor \ I
<".1r i::ira~e. 75' W11h:lnl
Jlurr'. lht'> won't 111,1
640-9900
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Valley Realty
Bluffs View
Reduced
$9,000
Spotl('i.S 3 DORM . 2 B1\
rnndo \\1th PA:'\OllMll'
\'IF: W nf lla1·k 11:1 \' :rn1I
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of _f/ewporl
REALTORS
675-551 I
OPEN HOUSE -WATERFRONT
3603 FIMLEY AVE.: West Newport
delightful two bedroom home with
income unit -or convert to a three
bedroom home. Includes pier & float.
Cozy fireplace with raised hearth &
patio on the water. OWNER WILL
FINANCE. $160,000. OPEN SUN 1to5
PM.
IUILDIHG LOT -CHIMA COVE
ICorona del Mer): Last of its kind.
gently s loping (approx 90 ' x 106'}; easy
to huild on fabulous ocean & jetty
v1('w Owner will SUB-ORDINATE.
$178,000
OM BEGONIA in Corona .i Mar.
Immaculate, charming two bedroom
apartment. Corner lot. No pets or
children. $350.00 monthly.
COLE OF HEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy.
CoranadelMcr
675-5511
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HWTY' Call 963~767.
O"f,. n1 9 • •' ""' ro 11 Mtr• [e·•HNll
41DIM
$45,000
Absolutely lmm•rulnle
ram home w /man1rured
lndscping & towenng
&hade trees. Xtr11 lq1 lot
for privacy & f11m fun
Offt>red wlFftA ('lr \oA
terms. Better hurr) !
W&L
Walter Is Lee Rwatate .-.nu
* * * * * * Heritage Collection
SOMETHING SPECIAL
4 IEDROOMS, $53,950 -large
recreation room. 2 baths, big living
room, family room, fireplace, custom
kitchen. Oversized double garage +
recreational vehicle storage. J UST
LISTED' Hurry on this Costa Mesa
har~ain ! ! Call 540-1151
MESA VERDE
IARGAIH HUHT9'S -check this big,
sparkling 3 bedroom home with
oversized family room. Quiet street.
fully upg raded. Just listed at SG.9.500.
Submit no down VA terms. Call
540·1151
ERITAGE
MEL FUCHS
"PAVILION REALTORS"
Cor"Mr of M• Sf It I aa.o. la•d ........
TIM Pa•nl• & n. ..... , ....
WATU WA TIR EVERYWHEIE!
*CHOICE LOCATIONS*
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* * OPEN HOUSES * *
SATURDAY & SUHD,AY 1-5
TWO HOMES-101H IA Y VIEW
Each of these splendid homes, on one
large lot, has a gorgeous bay view!
Loads of parking, too! $198,500 For
both.
2517 FIRST Sf .. CorollCI dal M• ........ c. ... 10 .... ,
IA YCIEST IEAUTY
Lovely 3 bdrm., 2~ baths. lge. family
r m. & pool. Marvelous comer location.
$137.500.
2032 SHIPWAY &offTraclewlltds1
SETTING SUM DREAM
Elegant Harbor View Hills 3 bdrm .•
family rm. & pool. Panoramic ocean &
bay view. $184,000 "
300 I SITTlHG SUH
TAMA.MA SPECIAL
Splendid home in xlnt area. Greatly
upgraded 4 bdrm .. 2ba., frplc. $64,500
'09 T AHAHA. COSTA MlSA
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CORONA DEL MAR• 675-3000
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BEST IN BLUFFS
FAIULOUS MEW LISTIHGS
ELECiAHT E-PLAH IAYFIOMT.
P anoramic bay, Mt., night light view.
Lu xu riously upgraded thruout in
stunning off white. 22.50 Sq. ft.. 3 BR., 2'~ ba., form . din., huge fam. rm . Lge.
encl. courtyard entry. Like n ew.
$127.500. Exclusive, app't. only.
l IR., 2'/J IA. TOWNHOUSE. Charming,
s hake roof, frpl., lge. encl. patio.
Would you believe $79,500, in cl. land.
Exclus ive, app'l. only
Please let us show you all the horn('~
Avail. in the carcfrc<' Rluffs
HELEN B. DOWD
lf.ALTOI, IMC. MLS 644-0134
I 973 Top Ustw & Top Sdnmoft
1974 & 1975.....,._Up
Hewpor+-M ... lffrd of bdton
JUST PERFECT FOR YOU
Nearly new 4 bedroom with elegant
formal dinin~. spacious family room
overlooking brick and redwood pntio
and lath house. Private ma~kr suite
with huge oval lub & show~r. half
circle drive and lots of brick & tile.
Overs ized 2 car garage & sep
laundry room . See this perfect
California home today.
QUIET HAVEN
4 Bedrm, 2~ bath on a cul-de-sac. 3
Car garage w /trailer access. Walk
to Mile Square Park. Relax in front
or fire in this oversized master suite.
Everything you've always wanted.
only $80,750.
HOMEMAKERS DREAM
3 Bedrooms. 2 bath w /gas BBQ ln
kitchen. Great neighborhood. close
to everything. This beau·
ty wm go in a hurry for
only $59,500.
Roberts Realt .........................
OUll llST IUYSU
1201 aaKSHlll LK. WIStCUfl'. IWCI
a..ucl!DI from $1216,500 to $119,500, on
this spacious 3 bdrm. homo wltb 2 cozy
frpks. in livins rm . .& family/dininit
rm.; come & see on open house,
Sat/Sun.1..S.
llZ MAMOVll, COSTA MISA Super 3
bdrm. famlly home wlth vaulted
ceilings thruout. BrlRht, cheerful ;
fresh paint & landscaping; on quiet cul
de sac. Open Sal/Sun. 2·5. S6',500.
*•CALL TO••*
BEACH HOUSE. 3 Bdrms. & 2 baths
retreat, near ocean. Lge. pat.lo with
jacuzzi: high ceilings & low price -
only $72,000.
OCEAN VIEW CONDO. Watch the
sailboats & sunsets Crom the large
mstr. suite of Lhis well located Newport
Crest 3 bdrm. Owner transf. Quick
possess. $86,500. '
WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX. 4
Bdrms. up, 3 bdrms. ~wn. In prime
location, 3 rl~·~\ ,bore; extra large lot. . \. odrages (not
tandem), ph 0 t parking. Great
rental history !
CANNERY VILLAGE V ac ant,
comm'!. zoned cottage in desirable
location. Good off-street parking. J ust
listed. $85,500
ISLAND'S NEWESr. J ust finished &
ready for a first owner, this fabulous 3
bdrm. home near Bay Ave.: cathedral
ceilings , 2-story living rm .• lots or
glass. $139,500
DAVIDSON REALTt
~Sui WC m• H"'. tJ b 64~ 7S7S
3116 N•·""P"" fl"" t-J t1 bl3 ~10b0
IOOJ 1Ga•r .. 1002 ..............................................
In the two month.5 our new office has
been se rving this won d e rful
community. we have had over
$1,000,000 in lis t in gs sell. We
appreciate the confidence of our many
friends & look forward to giving our
per sonal touch to your real estate
needs.
RON '111 l)M~ M C>4 '.IAJI· INC .
600 Newport Center Drive • 640-6500
1 ooz 1 Gatlff'al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
IACICYAID WATa $209,000
SPARICLIHG HEW POOL & JACUZZI
with o WA TIR IAlt. Sophtatluted
executi•• lor•aux RDdel °" the lie)
Canyon Golf CourH with dcry mtd night
•lew1. Gla"'orous Z lad. la de11,
c*orahd "' quiet CJOOd ..... A•allaWe
ilWMdlately. Opea W,/Sull 1·5 at 9 ltat• Font••·
STEPS TO WATa $170,000
rtHIHSULA HOMI FOlt fXCHAMGE
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OH THE WATBt $159,500
YOUR OWM SANDY HACH &
IEAUTIFUL PATIO for lftdoor/Olltdoor
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unob1trvc:t" ~lew froM tM1 DUPLIX.
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(714)6311400
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FIMERHOMES
FIOM SI 17 ,tO~TO Sl,200,000
OPEH SUM. 1-5 r.M.
3721 OCEAN IUD .. CdM. \II tht•
charm c,( \ t•-.t1·rd," 1·u111h11wcl w • hl'
COil\ t·ntt'nl't' of llld.1' rn.1 kl' thh
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OUTST,\:--il)l:-.;c; homt''-111 thl' area
5 bedroom-.. 51 · h.Jth.-. )J.tnelou'i
Ocean VIEW -.tc1~ lo:! ht•aches
$W8.500 CG39 >
LIVE OH LIDO & LOVE tT!
On Bay w. lg float & :>Un patio on
pie r R<>al l) -.upt:r f<tm1I' home
w /great floor plan for entertaining
4 bedroom~. s m ;i ll m:rnr:-room. den
& 5 trnths S:J.10,000 rloh OW\.'Os
&12-8235. (G·HI I
FOR THE WISE INVESTOR ...
and lht• fumll y who wants a
beautiful family home w huge pool
in pres tig111u s l>m1l•I' Shore'\ Arra.
Lush new c·1.11 nel l·arµets thruout
w /matth1n g papl'r" Tongue &
groove ccd<ir paneling new used
brick trim & latt1n· "ork on p<.1llo
areas 1 bedroom-. + ram1ly room
Marin er'\ -.chool cli -.l $1-12 51111
Beverly ~torphy 642-8235 cG-11 1
"'DRAMATIC NEAR MEW BA TFROHT"
Finest l<H·atwn 11n Lido hie
custom bu1 It for 11\.\Tll'r clt.''>1,l!nt'Cl
bv "1\•d c; rcn1 h,11·h Tht• mas ter
suite l1v1ng l't d1n111 g rooms +
go 11 r m e t I. 1 I 1· h l' n 1· o m m a n d
swccptn .I! '''''\'of the Bay
Spedat'ular hnl'k lt•rral't' lt>ad:-. to
pier & :-li p 5.51!1500 fct· llarm•t
Perry 6 t2 823:i ( (; 12 l
CHERRY HILLS -llG CANTON
Luxuriolls homl' 't•ry -.pac·1ou:-.
w c·ccla r h1 hl•am < l'll111gs & l'llstnm
craftsmanship thruout l 'sNI hr1d.
f1n•plac·t•-. hl'ttlll rtul vrt•w ol
fairway & IJkt• ai r ('Ond1t111m•ci ·I
bcdro<lms farn1lv room lthrarv
room for pool S!4i.i ooo I,, n1w
Hot hell ti 11 6200 <C: IJ I
IA TSHORES IA YFROMT
..i lwdroom ' + ma1<1'-.' P .tnl'lt·ci
[.Untl\ room I huge• honu:-. room'
3 c·ar garagl•' t·:ll'l.!:tnt <lmmg r<x>m
w BruC't' Pc·g~l'd Wo<xl floor ' (; n•at
Io 1· .1 I 1 <> n t 11 r ;i 1st' ,, I .i m 1 I \
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grC'.11 \'H'W' Ht•cl1H'('lf to S.Nll.000 inf'!
land ~:1i11n1• Sv111h"t'n 6'12 R2;1,c, IG~S 1
ILUFFS IY THE IAT
Gnrgl'ous VJ~:w n·:-1dl·nn· :1
b.•drooms. 2 1:: baths lmm:H'ulalc
tnnd1t1nn <:r1•at t'ar1wts & drapes
Lov«lv wall mirror-. & papC'rs
('ornplt•tl' prt\ .11·y You'll 111\ 1• th1"
Olll'' Own1•r mOll\':th•d ll:1rh.11·a
Wright fill ti:!Ol\ 11;.1n 1
"COVE UCLUSIVE"
Sup1·r plu ~h i.l'l(l'nll · mod,·I
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Nt•w I lwdroom w 1h·n t )\~1un.1 &
JUC11111 Bt'.111t1ful hmm· on t•ncl of
hay l.g rNl\.\ood d11<·k p1<'r <>hp
prtv $3fi5,000 fl•t• Ho~· Hom1•y
6'12 X:!35 ( (; IX )
COHTDil'OllAIY
EUIOPEAH AlCHITICTURf
Dr~ign1•d for tho"<' who" .int 1·<l"Ual
bavs1 cll' l1v1ni..: 111 ;111 c·lri.:ant
Ill mosph<'rf' 1ndc11>r out door flow
from ciran1al11· C'll1111y:1rd t•ntry to
patio<> ovl'rlooktnJ.? Nl'wport ·'I main
turning hasrn Custom ·<itwlity
un(.'(1unlll'd Ut•aul1ful eomhinatwn
of quarry t 1 lc. w.1lnut . mahogany.
cedar & t•xlcns1"<' gla:-!'>. Living
arras include . l'Ovcr cu foyer .
sunkrn living room. formal dining.
conv s tudv + recreation room & lJ{
billtard room tkvcrly ~torphv
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A LITTLE WATBl -
#;. HW DUCKS & LOTS OF CHARM!
J.yr old custom waterfront horn<' in
Newport Beach for Sl57.500 on ft'l'
land. Countrv French w ,charm &
quality thruo.ut Used brick. leaded
g lass. m:trhlc r1replace + 4
bedrooms <incl I~ master suitel.
2'., baths Appl. only &b Owens
642·8235. CG50>
642·12lS "44·6200 '°' Oo11u Ori~ H••I* ll•t""' C.nter
lrvltw •t C•mpus V•lr.y C.nter 752,.1414
MIGOSH MAIT. MOVMT! Thal lS 1( you
want a chanl'l' al this 1mmaculatelv
beautiful 4 bdrm . Spyglass Hill home
Owners moving to H.awa11, ban>ened
the pencil at S'l2S.~ Fabulous view of
Newport Center. bay & ocean. Larl(e.
muumum ma1ntenanec bac k yard with
pool, )at'UZ7.1 & \ H.'W Over 3,000 !\q, ft •
anrl dinins: rm . family rm & bonu~
1 m Call Howard. Lllhan. Wanda. Bob
or Big Glen rrom TeJUL.., to see You 'll
luvt> us all
OCIAHRtOHT SU9lV1VOll Wt: had Z n1ct>
2 bdrm .. 2 bath own your own units in ti
beautiful South Lal(una oceanfront
bldg. The other is gone now. but you
... hould see th1::i while it lasts. White
water view, frplc . elevator down to
h~e. heated pool~peautiful clean . sand)
beach & the nicest ocean )OU t·ver saw
Sl:l0,000 Include" rum1shm~s A great
pl:tc<' to rt.'lux with \Ollr lover or just
l'UJl>V on 'our own '\lo 1·h1l<lr1•n under
16
GIVE HH THE kEY, LH! And s he 'll
,1J:!rt:l' tht• nostalg1J dnps 1>ff of th1-.
1·ute. South of Hw\ . Corona del Mar
duplex 2 Bdrm ·& (kn in front &
newer. modern 2 bdrm . 1' 2 bath unit
over garage You'll haH· to agre<'.' this
1s the route to pleas urable h \'lng
$129.500 Is what we think a fair price
AHOTHet GHAT CdM DUPLEX Front
unit remodeled. rear unit under
construction. Nc•w copper plumbing.
clectrrcal wiring & fixtures. c hoose
your own carpeting for rear unit.
Priced at SI H .500. Stay away 1f you
don ·1 have I he· i magm a lion to M:e it liS
I I s g u r g l' 0 ll .. . r u l u r (' s e ir w h c n
<:ompletcd
IA YFftOHT IACHB.OR rAD for you &
your boat and or your family, or
maybe two families. 'cause it's zoned
for 2 units It ·s on Balboa lsland
l)ayfront , .. 1th pier & noat & refreshing
ha~· new .\t S260.000, vou ·11 never go
wrong here'
673-4400
Division of Hcai>or lnvettnwnt Co.
G~ral I 00 2 Generol 1002 ...................•.•.......•......•.........
SPECTA.CULA.R OCEAN VIEW
Architect designed. l'ustom built.
"hake roor hom(' with huge. plant filled
atrrum. 3 B<lrms. & den. 3 batbs .
formal dining + breakfast room. All
clcctrrc Fmt'i>t area. only 12 blk. to
pn\'ate bca('hcs. Newly decorated with
autumn colori.. rus t ('Olored carpet &
nt.•w wall rovering & drapci..
Owner Agt must sell ; 1mmed1ate
o<:cupancy S235.000 675 271 1
OPEN SAT /SUH. I J..5 4511 CAMD!H
CAMEO SHORES, COIOHA DR MAit
1002 GetMf'OI 1002 .............•............•.•..•..............
YORKTOWN VILLA
2 Bedroom. t 1 :.i bath, s uper s harp
with earth ton e• decor Close to
lwach, only S.50.000 Cillf 962·4454
~!~11a~~c~e~k~~~~~te~~~.~
This R11C'n11.1 hu1lt homf• 1!-. onlv 4
vc·;,1r-; old and ha-. 1 lx.-droom:> & 3
hoJth'i I..1rgl' f.1m1lv room with
'1r1•pl.1r1· l·:l1•gantl~ clC'1·orJtl"<I & lrl
ntfl\l' Ill C'On<l1lrnn lll'HRY $79.1100
('all~l62 lta·I
COLONY PARK CUTIE
:-;harp :l hf><lrm Irvine home located
on lari..:c t•orra·r lot Shake roof. brick
f 1 rep I .tc· <'. dog run Close to
c·ommun1ty pool und reC'rcattonal
faC'1htv $69.900 ('all f>'10 616 1
BIG CANYON
Beautiful 4 bedrooms. 4 1'3 hath RlG
CA NYON CONDO . Popular
Versailles model l<><'utC'd on ~olf
eours<> Scrlu<IC'cl j11c-uzz1 "Pa.
decorettor '!-. fl•<tlUf'(''i thruout +
many. many olht•r t"<lra" $!29,500
\:lll fi40·611il
WATERFRONT
FAMILY HOME
5 Bedrooms, 31"2 hath.c;, 3 car garage
with 50' on the water, pier and s hp.
included. pric-e ju.st reduced to
$220.000. Quality built hom e and a
complete glass view to the bay.
Vacant a nd available . Call 546-4141
THE SHORECREST
Neor•och
An except1ona lly a ttractive 3 bedrm
home with all the desirable features.
Formal dining, family room with
fireplare. 2'~ baths. most popular
noor plan. Lovely yard and patio.
Immaculate condition thruout and
ready to move -in. Excellent location
near schools. Priced to sell. $75,900.
546--4141.
HOMES OPJH 1°5 Thb AftWftOOft
UHIQUE IH OLD COIOHA DB. MAit
Charming with used bnck. board and
batten 3 Bedroom. for lease ut
$800 Mo See Pal Lane at 5.S4 Hazel
Ori ve
UMl(i)UE IH MHA VHDE Gre..at
tn-level. 4 Bedrooms, on a delightful
corner lot and only S98.500 See Phil
llandleman at 2734 Cardinal Dn"·e
UNIQUE IM llG CANYOH -Spacious 3
Bedroom. Regency. fairway location.
vacant . $255.000. See Vergilene Hull at
81 Royal St. George.
UNIQUE IH IA YCUST 1 Bedroom.
sin gle story, ample lot, vacant.
$143,500. See Nadine Croul at 2000
Windwa rd Lane.
UHIQUE IM SANT A AHA 2 Bedroom
condo, pool, jacuzzi. only $.19,500. See
Nancy Newc·omb al #4, 5330 W 1st
I near Euclid)
UNIQUE IH CAMEO SHOIES -Spacious
3 Bedroom, pool, corner lol. vacant.
asking $174,500 See June Gruhn at 4701
Hampden.
UHl(i)UE IH MESA VERDE 3 Bedroom
perfecto. larger lot. paneled den with
fireplace. S86,500. See Barbara
Orahood at 2901 Palau
UHl(i)UE OH THE EASTSIDf 3
Bedroom . pool. low maintenance ,
immaculate. S79.500 Sec Martlyn
Shuff at 331 E . 20th. Costa Mesa
UHl(i)UE IH IRVIHE TBlUCE For lease
!option possible>. 3 Bedroom. largt.•
kitchen. private yard. new pamt. see
Wendy Beam at 1312 Santanella
Terrace
UMl(i)UE IH llG CAHYOH Dramatic 3
Bedroom townhome . for lease.
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neat 2 bedrm. den. beaut. landscpd
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building w 1builtins. frpk. carpel->.
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JACOBS REALTY
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OPEN HOUSE SAT-SUM 1-5
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ramilv. attrarttve center entrance.
spac. ·h ving & d ining rms. s unny warm
kitchen adjacent to a big fam room
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yard. TherC' is a S<'P lf'enage s w te for
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The hit of las t vcar 's home tour was
this outstanding F rench Regency
custom h ome on thl' Fairway .
Surrounded by plush landscaping thi~
5300 sq .ft hom(' with a dramatic 2
story marble ('ntry has an elegant
mas ter hedroom suite a nd bath
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Custom Built by Routon Hodges 2
Sty Spanish Contemporary 5
Bedrooms. F amily Room. Wet Bar.
3 Fi re p I a c-c '> Tc r r a c <' Dec k .
F'1rep1t New Pr<'r u n<l ('r
Con,trut'lton $275.000
#I HAMPSHIRE COURT
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Contempor ary Custom B it 4
Bedroo m s, Sep Dining Room .
Family Rm . Bcautirully
Landscaped with Larg<'.' Pool.
205 VIA LIDO SOUD -$210.000
Fabulous 2 Sto ry Home with View
in Area of Prestigious Homes. Pier
& Slip for Lge Yacht. 4 Br. 4 Ba .
Den, 2 Fireplaces, Wet Bar J Car
Garagl'
2145 VISTA EHT'lADA
Original Bluffs front Row End
Unit "f: Plan·· Water View from
Every Room 3 Br 3 Ra. Family
Room Tiled Courtyard fo:nt r y .
$157,SOOor Ls Option
112 VIA LIDO HORD -$291,500
Outstanding 2 Story Family Home
w/5 Bedrooms. Great Bay View ,
Pie r & Slip ror Large Yac ht.
T errace Deck Many Extras!
2612 VISTA DEL OltO
Lovely 2 Stor y "Bluff ~"
Condominium 3 Bedrooms. 21h Ba.
Dcn -DininJ.! Hoom, Putio. Near
School!-1 /Shops $731500
UHDA ISU IAYRtOHT -$297,500
Spectacular 2 Story Custom BuJll
by Don Koll 5 Bedrooms. Den. Wet
Bar. 3 Fireplaces Tile Floor Entry
& Dining Room. Luxurious Wood
Paneling Pie r & Slip For Large
Yacht.
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Dramatic One Story Hom e with Old
World Charm. Exciting Back-Bay
View. 3 Br. fi'amily Room .
Extensive Use of Marble. Formal
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Discriminating Buyers.
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Gold Coast R Plan with Beautiful
Front Row Water View Highly
Upgraded. All Elec Kitc hen, 2
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2228 Glcnneyre, Lug Beneh
494 9473 $87 .900 Sat/Sun 1·5
10 Rue Grand Vallee <Big Cyn) NB
644·4910 S159 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•20271 Kline Santa Ana Hghts
646·771 l SattSun 1·5 ~ & 56 S~aprnt.· Ln tB1J(Cyn )NB
642 8235 Sun 11 5
5300 W Isl St . Santa Ana
54G 5990 $.19,500 Sun 1·5
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4942 Ramtree Lane. Irv.
752-7575 Sat/Sun 1·5
444 Cabrillo. Corona del Mar
640-7000 Sl67 ,500 l ·4 · 30
1 Deerwood West <Deerfield) Irv
752·1414 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 Penny Pines (Deerfield) Irv
644-6200 S74,500 Sat/Sun 1 5
#5 Peppergrass (Deerfld) Irv
675·2373 $67 ,500 Sun. 1 ·5
16 Montanas Norte. Irvine
644-1766 $89,000 Sun l ~
#9 Rue Fontaine(Big Cyn )NB
631-1400 S209.000 SIS 1 5
2816CliffDr .. N.B.
646-7171 $167,500 Sun 1·5
#23 Flores OrCRehoSanJoaq)lrv.
640-4699 Sun. 2·5
5Solana, lrvtne
752·1414 Sun. 1·5
6 Sunridge <Deerfld> Irv
551 ·2000 $69.950 Sat 1·5
• •3708 Channel Pl., Newpotr island
675-8120 $137 ,500 Sun 1·5
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55 Willow Tree( Univ Pk) Irv
833-1768 $67 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5
:lOt Avenida Cerritos(Bluffs)NB
R.13-1969 $143.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
t 150 Temple Terrace. Lag Beach
-194 -9473 $127 .500 Sun 1·5
226 Vin Graziana (Lido> NB
675·6615 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1246 Conway. Costa Mesa
549-3139 $59.900 Sun 1·5
132Via Trieste, Lido fl, NB
642·4520 $147.soo , 1~ Sun. 1·5
5971 Sierra Bravo, T-Rock. Irv.
640-5357 $82 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•300 Kings Place(Npt.Hghts)NB
675-3331 $129,950 Sat/Sun 1 5
:112 Hanover <Col Pk) C.M.
673-9060 $64,500 Sat/Sun 2·5
• 18305 San J ose. Fount Vly
846-3301 $48.900 Sun. 1·5
18 Montanas Norte< R. San Joaq) Irv
644·6200 $99 .500 Sat/Sun 12·5
324 El Modena. Nwpt. Hts. NB
640·9900 $110.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2006 Vista Caudal(Orig Blfs)NB
640-9056 $134,500 SIS l·S
• •3603 Finley. W. Nwpl.
675-5511 $lll0,000 Sun l·5
4"59 W. Coast Hwy. N B.
675·9547 $105,500 Sun 1·5
531 San Bernardino,Npt Hts::NB
642-5200 $89,500 Sun. 1·5
651 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
644-6200 Sun. l ·S
2910 La Ven tan a, San Clem.
642-8235 $142 .000 Sun. 1·5
19191 Norwood (T-Rock) lrv.
5.S1·2000 $141,900 Sun 1·5
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• 1824 Port Sheffield.NB
998·2228 $159,500 S /S 10-4
:J085 Tyler, Costa Mesa
540-6764 $58,500 Sun l ·5
5042 Pasco Dali <T Rock ) Irv.
640-5560 $92.900 Sat/Sun l S
lH2 Cercis Pht<'f'. Nwpt Beach
644 381 l Sat & Sun
5342 Rhnn Lane. lrvme
752 7867 $88,500 Sat1Sun 12·5
24202 Carrillo. Mis Viejo
830 3752 $66.900 · SIS 12·4 · 30
8101 Marseillfs, HWll. Beach
962-7788 $.58,500 Sun. 1 5
•2479 Montre, Costa Meso
962-7788 $59,900 Sun l ·S
21942 Viso Lane, Mis Viejo
830-2011 $73,000 S/S all day
205 Amherst (Col. Park) CM
546-9556 $66.500 Sat/Sun l·S
18842 Saginaw. Irvine
559-4556 Sat/Sun l 5
32 Mirror Lake. Deerfld, lrv.
544-9411 Sunday 1·6
4511 Camden <Cam Shn;) CdM
675-2711 S235.000 S/S 12·5
31341 Ceanothus. South Lag
499·2800 $127.500 Sat/Sun 1 S
2145 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB
631·1800 $157,S007u 'Op S/S l·S
7112Stabov, WestmlnSter
846-3301 $62,950 Sun. 1 5
1930 Pt.Bishop Cir. (HVH), NB
673-8550 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
1851 Pt. Tiffin (HVH), N.B.
673-8SSO $105,000 Sat/Sun t .5
14631Sweetan. Irvine
673-8550 $68,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
8846 El Presidente, Hunt Bcb.
846~1 $67,000 Sun.1-5
209 Wellesley (Col Pk) CM
751·1815 $64,500 S/S 1·5
1201 Ber~bJre Ln <Wtcll) NB
673-9060 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
4fHl Wayne Rd. (Cam mets) CdM
'13-6510 $127 ,500 SUD. l s
•2002 SbJpway Ln (Baycrst) NB
675-3000 $137 ,500 Sat/Sun l ·S
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675-3000 $184,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
16571 Simmone, Hwit. Bch.
842-9371 $66,000 Sun 12·6
s Hermitage Ln CBig Cyn) N.B .
644-1766 $390.000 S/S 1·5
384 Mira Loma. Costa Mesa
646·3255 Sat/Sun 1·5
17171 Roundhill Dr Hunt Hrbr
646-3255 Sat /Sun l ·5
2207 Pt. Harwick <HVHms) NB
644·6200 Sl46,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
50'J De Anza. Corona del Mar
675-4392 $135,000 Sat/Sun l S
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752·1700 S23S.OOO Sfln 1·5
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752-1700 Sun. 1-4
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546-8640 Sat 1·5/Sun 11·6
4401 Kings PUN wpt Hgts >NB
645·4516 Sat/Sun 1-5
2311 Cliff Dr., Nwpt. Beach
642-4603 • Sat1Sun 1 ·5
'1507 Lehig h Pl I Col. Pk > C.M.
646·7414 Sat/Sun 12·5
1732 Missoun. Mesa Vrde. CM
540·1151 S69.500 Sal/Sun 1·5
•4701 Hampde n Rd ICamShrs >CdM
675·6000 S174,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•331 E. 20th St Costa Mesa
675·6000 $79 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
81 Royal St George (B1g Cyn >NB
675·6000 $255,000 SIS l-5
4122 Escudero Dr<Rcqt Club>lrv
559-4515 $73,000 Sun. 1-5
20802 Mission Ln, PacSands. HB
968·4456 $67 ,500 Sun 12·5
2303 Annivers ary l.n. N B.
646·7711 Sat/Sun 1 5
228 Del Mar. Costa Mesa
646-6238 $.53,950 Sal/Sun 1 5
1066 Tulare. Mes a Woods. C.M
549-8655 $96,950 Sal /Sun 1·5 650 Fontana Wy (Alta Vista )Lag Bch
494-2885 $185.500 Sun 12·-4
3406 Catamaran <HVH> CdM
640-2309 $137 .500 Sun 1 5
•2924 Carob. Nwpl Beach
$140,000 Sunday 12·5
J Peppergrass (Deerfield) Irv.
559-0113 Sat & Sun 12·5
912Cercis Pl. (Eastbluff) NB
642-8235 Sl 10.500 Sun. 1·5
944 Jasmine Circle, C.M.
(213 )425·9591 $82,950 Sun 1-5
•1791 Jamaica, Mesa Vrde, CM
549-8655 $87,500 Sun. 1-5
2901 Palau, Mesa Verde. CM
546-5990 $86,500 Sun 1 5
3213 lowa, Costa Mesa
546-8171 $64,500 Sun. 1·5
4 IEDROOM
24171 Las Naranjas, Lag Nig
494-8.SSl $87 .500 Sat/Sun 1-5
#lHampshire Crt, Dov. Shrs.
6.11-1800 Sat/Sun 1·5
••205 Via Lido Sd. L.tdo II.
6.11-1800 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1520Warwick. Westelirr. NB
642-5200 $125,000 Sal/Sun I 5
336Colton. NwptShrs .. NB
642·3850 $78.500 Sat 11·5/S 12·6 30
909Tanana. Costa Mesa
675-3000 $64 ,500 Sal /Sun 1 5
48362nd St. Nwpt Beach
642·3850 $80.500 Sun l 5
16632 Simmone La Hunt Sch (714~548-3350 Sun. 1-5
14921 Athel <Col Pk> Irv
551·2000 $91.500 Sat/Sun 1 s
4 IR & GUIST HOMI
843 Cortez.Mesa del Mar.CM
979-1525 SSS.250 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 IR & FAM RM or DIH
1779 Hawaii Cl r (Mesa Vrde)CM
549-1675 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
#43 Cambria (Spyglass> NB
G40.175l/G40-8277 Sat/Sun
R Cypress Pt Lane, N A.
644-0927 $295.000 S/S 1·6
•4294 Senisa Way, Irv.
552.9033 $89,950 Sal/Sun 1·5
1S3S Regatta. Laguna Beach
494.-8519 $179,SOO Sun 12-S
10322 ShangraLa Dr. Hntg Bch
962·3241 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1-S
18971 AnUoch, Jrvlne
54.Hl032 Sun 12..C
12282 St. Mark, Garden Grove
848-2323 $64 .~ Sun 1-5 ••204 Via.Lido.Nord,Lidots,NB _
67S--0123 $269.._~fee Sun 1·5
1642 Mlnorca Dn{Mesa Vrde). CM-
642·8550 $169,500 Sal/Sun 1·5
2934Java Rd (Mesa Vrde) CM
675-7060 $110,000 Sun. l ·S
• 19492 Sierra Lago. (T roc:k)lrtt
640-5357 $94,000 Sat/Sun 12-6
•29)() Lighthouse La. (HVHllls)
MO-S3S7 $163,750 s.t/SUn l·S
•••291 Vta L1d0Soud. Lldols, NB
644-1766 Sun. 12·5
19522Sierra Seco(T.Rock)lrv.
644-1766 $93.000 Sun. 1·5
l707 lnlet Is le (HVHls) CdM
644·1766 Sun . 1·5
940 Azalea, Costa Mesa
645·0303 $76,950 Sal/Sun l 5
19522 Sierra Scco(T. Rock )Irv
644· l 766 S93.000 Sun 1 5
6472 Newbury Or. Hunt H<'h
846·3301 $84 .950 Sun 1 s
• 19342 Salmon Ln. H. B
642·3850 $59,999 Sat l 5/Sun 12·5
12 Cherry Hills (Big Cyn > NR
644-6200 $365,000 S S I 5
2006 Port Bristol <HVHomes)NB
644-6200 $165,000 S /S l 5
2.515 Bamboo (EastbluCf) NB
644-6200 Sl35,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2811 Bays hore Dr. CBayshrs) NB
642-8235 S175,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
• 1251 Santiago, Nwpt Beach
642·8235 Sl42,500 Sat 'Sun 1 ·5
-Ul VistaSuertc <Bluffs> NB
640-9900 $110,000 Sal/Sun l 5
••22Linda Isle Dr, Linda ls., NB
675-6161 $325.000 Sun 1·5
14232 Wyeth. Irvine
752·1700 Sun I 5
4642 Abbots wood. lrvtnl'
752·1700 S64.900 Sun I 5
2000 Windward (Baycrst ) N B.
675·6000 $143,500 Sat/Sun 1 5
15762 Maidstone, Sh'do' Run, West
968-4456 $89,900 SIS 12·5
8581 Lowmead. Landmark. H.B.
968-4456 S73 .500 Sun 11-5
107 Via Genoa (Lido 11) N.R.
646·7711 Sat /Sun Hi
•2201 Private Rd . N B
646·7711 Sat/Sun l·n
1103 Tulare. Mesa Woods. CM
549·8655 S96 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5
24991 Costeau, Laguna Hills
540-9922 $89,500 Sun 1 ~
297 Lilat' Lane, Costa Mesa
752-1920 Sun 1 s
1836 Pt. Bar mouth (HVH) NB
675-6900 Sat l·S/Sun 12·4
•17661San Rafael. Ftn. Vly .
968-9993 $92,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2351 Mesa Dr. Newport Bch.
540-1877 $98,500 Open Sun.
618 W. Juniper, Santa Ana
636-3760 $71, 750 Sun l ·5
1059 Santa Cruz. Mesa Woods, CM
546-4141 $73,900 Sun. 1-5
1062-San Pablo. Mesa Woods. CM
546-4141 $95,000 Sun. 1·5 ••542 Hbr. Isl. Dr .. Prom. Bay, NB
642·8235 Sun . 1·5
l506 Antigua <Dover~hores) NB
642-8235 Sun. 1·5
17385 Almond Tree (Un. Pk) Irv.
752·1414 $82,000 Sun. 1·5
•32 Point Loma (Spygls) CdM
644-6200 Sun t 5
2024 Windward, Baycrest. NB
642-5200 $159,500 Sun I ·5
3439 Fuchsia. Costa Mesa
(714 )992·254 l $82.500 Sun 1 5
17650 San Die~o. Fountain Vly
842-2535 $83,990 Sun I 5
Z734 Cardinal. Mesa Verde. CM
546-5990 $98,500 Sun I 5
18697 Santa Ramona. Fount Vl y
842·2535 $94.900 Sun 11 -4
21112Strathmoor, Hntg Bc·h
842-2.'>35 $8."i,500 Sun. l ·5
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•• 112Via Lido Nord, Udo Island
631·1800 $298,500 Sun 1·5
S llt & FAM RM « DIM
• •#3 Linda lslc Dr .• Linda Island
631·1800 $275.000 SIS 1·5
448 De SoJa Terr, Corona HRhld.5
673-8550 $199.500 Sun 1 5
6291 Newbµry Or. Jlunl. Bea<:h
846-3301 $84,950 Sun 1 5
• 1615 Highland, Nwpt Beh.
644-1766 $152.500 Sun 1 5
•t7 Royal St.George CBigCyn) NB
640-6161 $365,000 SIS 1·5
2133 Miramar CBaJ Penin) NB
675-4600 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
1226 Polaris. Dov. Sbrs .. NB
646-3255 $379 .900 SIS 1 5
1522 Pegasus, Santa Ana Hts.
646-3255 Sat/Sun 1 s
10182 Theseus. Hunt. Beach
640-6600 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1 s
•441 nlstin Ave, Nwpt. Beach
675-2311 $106.900 S/5 l·S •1779 Hummmgbird Dr<MV) CM.
540-9922 $162 ,500 s.tn. l ·S
14482 Monroe, Westminster
846-2848 $74,500 Sunday 12·5
•*2500 Bayahore Dr. (Byshrs) NB
642--823S &In. l ·S * •525 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
6'2-8235 Sbn.1-S
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TRIPLEX
CORONA on MAR.
Two bdrm O\Yncr·~ umt + two 1 bdrm
South oi 11 wy I hlork lo ooean
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26'0 l Cust Hwy., Corona tlel l1r
IEAL ESTATE 644 ·4141
l7280cean Blvd .\~oronadel MJf. 642·82~ $298.500·. Sun. l 5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IR & FAM RM 'or DEM
18695 Maph.'wood. llwtl Bch
536-1740 S60.90(l Sal Sun l ~
#23 Flores Or. R San .Joaq, Irv
640·4.699 Sllncfav :! 5
17408 Eudid Ave. tpunlam Valley
(213 l54 I 4701 ·$41.000 Sun l 5
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2612 Vi sta del Oro<Bluffs )NB
631·1800 S73,500 ,.Sun l 5
835 Amigos Way (E.Bluff) N.B.
640-5560 · S84 ,500 Sat/Sun l-5
••4441 Coast Highway, N.8.
645·0303 $110.000 Sunday 1·5
~ Eastblurr Dr. <Bluffs> N B
644·1133 S79.500 SunYS
l IR & FAM RM or DEN
.-219 Nata, Bluffs. N B
8.1.1-03:l-1 $14~.!'l{JO S 'S I ·~
2143 Vista Enlr <•rla t Bluffi-) N. B
644·0134 Sun I 5
4 IEDROOM
2662 Vista Ornada <Bluff.;> N. B
644-1133 $129,500 Sun I 5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 IEl>ROOM
21651 Ocean Vasta Dr. S. L<tg
499.4c15 From $85.950 S S lO·G
21124 Wtnd<:h1ld Ln. II B
SJ0.9861 S.1 1.500 , Sumfo' 1·5
HOME & INCOME
llR&llR
415 Poppy . Corona dt:I M<.1r
ffi3 2278 Sun I 5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 IR & IACH!t.OR
• •3603 Finley. W. Nwpt
675-5511 $160.000 Sun l·5
21R&lllt
2517 Fir!)t St . C'<lM
67s-Jooo $1!l8.soo s is 1 s
2 IR & 2 IR
521&5211:? Carna tion. OldeCdM
640·7190 Sal/Sun 10·4
2ll Cypres~. Nwpt Beach
S41 ·5032 S l25,(XXl SS 12 311 4
JIR&lll
605·605 ' :t Mari.tucnll' CdM
673-6510 Sl 12.500 Sat/Sun 1 5
l IR & 2 IR
216 21st St .• Nwpt. 8 C'h.
675-6670 $115,000 Sat /Sun 1 5
2l2 30th St., Newport Beach
675-6775 $115,000 Sun 1 ·5
4 IR & I IR
125·4251h Narcissus. CdM
644-7383 $147 .000 Sat/Sun .r 5
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FAM RM or DIH
4404 Chanel Pl, Nwpt fkh
s31 . 1400 s159.500 s 1s i -'l
TRIPLEXES
FOR SALE
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2543Sanl:t An:. Av<·.(' M
546-8640 S.tl Sun I 5
HOUSES FOR LEASE
2 IR Ii FAM aM or 084
2039 lrvlnc, Costa Me~a
752·7315 $575/Mo. Sun l·S
2041 Port Provint'cr Pl. Harb Vw NB
675-6000 Lease $595/mo. Sun 1·5
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1tl2Cerrito, R SanJoaq.Irvinl·
552·9529 Sat/Sun 1-.\
554 Huel, Corona dcl Mur
675-6000 $800/mo Sat/Sun 1.5
#2 Rue Fontaanhleau<RigCyn >NS
675-6000 l.ra!fc $1250/mo
1312Santanella Terr. t rv Tcr. CdM
675-6000 Ll"a5e ~/mo. Su n 1·5
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FOR RENT
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211 Cypress. Nwpt tlcach
541 5032 $350 S /S 12 :30 4
CONDOMl'111UM~
FOR U!ASE
2 IR • PAM llM•DIH
44 Arbolcs, Irvine '
152-1414 S450/mo ~ l·S
3 IEOttOOM
2433 Vista Hogar <Rluffs> N.B t
644·1133 $.120 month Sun ·S
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Supet 1r.,.11e area on 1 qUtet or1v11e stree1
with all the privecy you'll need LOIS of nch
WOOd pane1tn9 lhruoul C¥P91S & drapes 1n
warm tones ano tei"utes 3 oeorooms H•
beths Candlehghl d1nmg area, wood accented
ranch kitchen Private meste< reireat with 11 s
own bath and drenmg •ea Patro f0t BBQ s
even a comm swim pOOl and a tvll ftne ol rec
19Clhltes for your en1oyment1 C•ll 540-1720
hecutin Retrfft!
Gorgeous Smoketree townhome in Irvine
Comm Pool. clubhouse all w1th1n walking
distance. Convenient to freeway access
Handsome stone patto 4 bedrooms. 2h baths
Family area & kltctien combo, radiant llreplace
dances shadows oll the hvrng room walls
Walnut wood cabinets bullt-1n bookshelves
Lush green carpels lextvred draperies A
gorgeous no l'lassie villa' S68 900 Call
540-1720
Presltge lam11y 1os1oence Big and 011va1e
ground!> nea11v man1cvred tor you•
convenience Landmark Bo,sa tiome Huge
yards lor the lt•ds to romi:> and play Cus1om
bu.ti o•eaktasl •Siano bar with lots ol s1o•age
cab1ne1s Decorated 1n coror coordinated
cones and ce11lures 1nruou1 • oedrooms P .
baths Family room fireplace "' the 1tv1ng
quarte•s 3·ca• garage w•th gPn•e' S81 600 Call 540-1 720
On the GoH Courw!
Execu11ve hom"' 1n Mesa Verde area
Prot'lS5•onally landscaped and decorlled
home w11h 1he best qualtty Custom built
cabinets and snetves 1n the den walk behind
wot bar raised he.Jrth Spanish f1111ptace 1n the
f;imrly roorn 01n1n11 aiu.1 . form,11 t.iuarter~
tor enterta1n.n9 4 bedrooms 2'1 oatns
Covered p11110 or game aroa A heck ol a home
buy $139 500 S40 1720
Suburbia MHa Verde!
Gorgeous executtvc home 1n lhtS prestige
Costa Me511 area• Private CDS sireet tor lhe
maximum 1n se'tlusron Lushly tandscape<i
yards front and rear ,,...ny Crees and otan11n9s
Inside is o;pac1ous leaturtng a sprawltng 4
bedroom wing Banquet Stled dining querters
served by 11 totally modern tulchen w1lh
mom·tov1n appliances Separate fam1ty room
lo• 1hat poot Cable you ve always wanted
$82 500 IUSl listed' Call ~1720
Summerfield Special
Ctose to SouCh Coast Plaza sl'lopp1n9 center•
Sharp & <:lean 1ns1de and out Large ranch
kitchen with all the accessones the gourme1
coolo; will need' 3 bedrooms 1""4 b81hs
Separate I amity room warmed by 1 lire s glow
Lrv•ng quarters d ining aree Detuze sized
m•uter bed1oom Lazy P•l•o veranda
surrounded by neallv manicured yards
S62 950 Call 540 1720
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To this heated & f11tereo pool 10 be en1oyed 1 11
year round• E11ecv11ve 1r,11ne pool ranch w•tl'l a
muscle relaxing 1acuu1 •deal for llred achtng
bodies• Gorg<'OllS yard<; front and rear with
sp11nkte1s Spacrous 11oor plan ollers 4
versa1rte beClroomi. 1 '• baths Ea1ino area "'
111e lamrrv ro1Jm Br1ct. ltreritace on lhe l1v1n9
room art'.1 To1<llly ilelu•I' k•lch<>n with
lime <;;iv1nq tlt,.11 •ns A '\pe1 o.ll honll• tor tr'lat
-,pee ,.11 ,.,.,,,., t•uvor 1 S81 qqo Ca11 S4ll I 770
Ideal nome for the lamity who ioves to throw
parties' Giant 201t30 II bOnvs room w•th air
cono11ton1n9 will hold any game labte• Lois ot
rich wood paneling thruout Cozy vHd bflCk
ltrep11ee on tho 1tvir1g quarters Spacious
master sv11e w•th •I a own bath 3 bedrooms.
11ted entry foyer Covered veranda pat•o
luscious perk-like grounds All this lor
~ 500 VA & f HA torms OKI Call 540-t 720
Spanish VIiia!
Now on the marl\etl LmQe lamity home for the
growing tan111y s needs• Te11azzo entry loyer
l&ads to a sep1r11e lamity game room w•lh
Spanish lo• l1repl"ce to tf'tll stories by 4
ver1a1111 btodrooms (or 3 ., den) ~~baths Full
ICH~oest d1n1ng room S8f'Yed by a canllna
llltchen Sunken 111t1n9 room for formal
enrerta1nin9 Btt the t ,i to""' Call 540-1720
540-1720
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f er 1 N t: Kl> QU •CK Great L:lkt!l> ·t7XU>. Xlnl .
SALE. Open Sot " Sun Bl< ~JO
l ·S.. Ownr/Bkr, ft73-G'736 t.75 4900 appointment
ra1h r 1tpuce for rt·nt up
to :!If. S7S m t1 + utll
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Ba. Opn Ilse Sat/Sun.
2351 Mtsa Dr 540 1877 BR. II\ rm & ktlrht•n,
l Br DUJ)l~JC ~ blk t•> full hJ, 8'\lO su:;o
beach. Xlnt 1nromt-~ 61i;l
Principals only. S89.SOO. --L --. -1 t 1 493 7410 OCJUl'O J el "'Y 2 BR. fllil bath. ram rm LIDO ISLE 11, rm"· pass thru b11r to
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>t East e nd of 1:.land. 41_m_o_1_n_c_I u_1_i1_._.is._1_0-t_s_1 _ _..
BR, 3 BA, w/r.rp dming
area.
S129,SOO The Meadows
HOO Sq. fl , AIH COND
Thts mob1h: home h11s
had excellent t.Jrt:. On
\''Ira lar~e lot" h1l h bai.
bl' .. ullful landsca1>1ng * 675.0123 " and l"O\l:tl'<I put11•. plu~ ----------i ..... I I (' Ct n l .. I n l rl
QUIET IAY Vl!W ~rl'l·nhllU:>l' \II 1111dt•1
Redu<·c·d $25,000 l'mque :>1111x~1
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COMMERCIAL t82$.173~. 1.alo.e Fon!i.t w/vltw (lf wttennl!I court, pool 2 lilll,Ait ~6-~~·0~ PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP Olarmlq 2 br. ideal for Wfltllr ~liq. ft 2 bt1 br. f'nCI Jllll.IO 't\'/dt•('k. -
· anhqllt'I, art studio or c.to Mti4I 3224 AIC ~tt bl\r n.pl~ puti~ Many 4!Xtr1u• $4110 mo. L'lll" N; 3 llr. 2~1 A.1,
what.ever. McNa11b Rell·••••••••••••••••••••••• & d°bl aar • ClubhouM', Adultii, no l)Cl.a! ~l f11m rm. fri>k & =-unde~:I..
U NI Ts t)', 6'2-1334; 842·7430 REAT J BR 2 BA CON· pool & lt>nnis lncl. 5495. or blr.! Z4111S 2 ~ty tnhomt'. M2·0138 or
Fu t•Y•y 3134 D0l'pta,clr1is.fplc,w11Jk Readynowt&6M300 M:!l)Wl\Jr~un_n __
••••••••••••••••••••••• lo cbets, tinCl pauo dbl W.b.e 3 244 Wuodbnda" uew l BK. 2 l..lttlc charmer SLSO Uhl au. pool, •dlta. S330. Fouatoi. VaM.y 3134 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba, w/up11rade~ & dt(I.
pd root Ftt ' &4:!,IW«6'S-ZS4S ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW. \flY.W va.:w 11111 l'ool & lalo.c
INone Older Than 3 Yrs Old J
• 3Ne w Units, townhousedeslgn incl
3 BR owners unJt
-'4 Plex, 12 Yrs oJd, w /unbelievable
4Br, 2Ba, 1700sqrt owners unit.
• 4 Plex. UndeTeonstruction.
3Br , 1% Ba owners unit.
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• 4 Plexes. 3 Jn Orange County SOLO
-6 New Townhouse Units, Cotlta Mesa
•8 Unjts (2·4 Plexes) 2 Comple x es to
choose from.
• 12 U nits (3 yrs young, Costa Mesa)
•16 Units (4-4 Plexes) Breaking
g round n ow.
• 12 Units, 2 years old
• 18 Units, Wlder construc tion
~Units, 7 Years o ld SOLD
•48 Units, Laguna Niguel SOLD
-64 ijrtits, Anah e im SOLD
•102 units. 3 Yrs old. under7xGross
Other complexes are lis ted and sold
befor e advertis ing. A s k for
appointment with one o f our staff in
advance . B U ILDERS·O W NERS;
Quail Place lis ts and sells $3-S.S Mil Lion
i n proper t y a m o nth , mos tly
apartments ; but homes, office
buildings, condos & commercial as
well. List whe re the action is.
llliun Renlal1 ~ NESA VERDE, $UO. 17$4 tircplitt, 3 br, 2 ba, C<>\ RAN~'UO pnvle<li;u. A11.a1l. Nov. 1.
1 --..__ ' Iowa. 3 llr 2 U.. aY&JI palU>. ,new cptl!, dl"Po' ~ SA!\ JOAQUIN l,,ca.~ >'80. mo ~l ·ZUO -.--~It 3141 1011 bU ·lll36 OW No 't\AX llr.i, llUJ>t'r S.\!1:1.,.UISllEYhlOUF.t..
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UGUMA con AGE Br 1 Ba. nf'W palnt/cpt. No foe rour;,., t<•nni• & pool
t Bdrrn. Ot•on \'lew. t'ncd yard, Stir•gc ~ Comp! rode<' " br 2 be Upiiru1kd crpts. dr1\.,,
Pool. fri)!c~. MIJIJ\tcnancc mo. ~<lr64o-4737 RC"W crpt11, d1µ1 &' 1)11tnl: Mitrort.'<l ~IOl'\'l6. II pk,
& Utll IJlcludt'd. $&.SO m o MF.SA VERDt-: Yf!lc ~llO/mo. oo:J-4!im wet bar. $62~ m~', 1st~ 4~·2996 :I tMrma & 1-'nm Hrn, AMI Nulee. SSl·2'784or7..., ~1
I BR house for oldt-r . Ct•i:iced yar~·D.l>_I a~r Le~'"' Bil, I~(' ;St~-,-l>t.':.t DU HE HOME
re,pt•n)1blt', :i.11IJ rt1Hi S~:t5 /mu. \ oiod Cu l''t \'Iv itrt•a >.Int c•onll UNIVF:HSIT\' l'AltK
Pl'f'Mll'l. 4Y4-tll70 ll(':tllors. ~·9346 thru-1.1 ut. 1-'rpk, l~(' >rd .. :lllll, lam. rm. d111 1 m.
<;the und! 4 BR .• $1JOO Super condo. J Br, 2 bn. Clolr ~..ir .. si~ mo •. Coll l'lr <"Oncl l'rofo:..$t1>n11llv
\rlyorS7SO Wntr lrplc. pool, clbb:.e. Nr J uho. 9ti3-5'7l A,\, N1 dt'curtttt'1I. o rt.wl\1t
AgeoU9•·75Sl shops. 1375, 645.-7\153, r~., crvt, <'eram1c Ulc t'nlr)'. ----';;._------• 67323.tt moir e wall 1lllJH'r EMERALD BAY rent Oct Hunff*)ton leoch 3240 match'& d!'PI', i.hutlt'rs
to Jul.y, 3 Br bme, walk lo For lea..e $450 mo. Lovely ••:•••••••••••••••••••• "'' eler:.. Bt11 p1.1t111.
beach. $625 mo 494_.~, 3Br , 2ba, cul·de·sac 2 Story, 4 b r. 2 ba. fplr, Sti8Sm•) ll'llM'
ur21.3-846-U43 · home. Frplc, nice yard. DW, cpls, drps. clean 55l·Z7S4 or 7:>2·G52 1
Call 545-7240 for mto. ~z~~~o. 963·4569. A&l. UN 1 VER S IT y p AR .
Hewport .. ach 3169 2 br, Corma l din.rm.. pnme greenbell lor., n
••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc., dlshwshr, selC CONDO:? Br, den 2\1:1 Ba. pools. park, :o.chnt)l s,
STlPS TO OCEAM dean range & oven. wahr/dryr, nr Harbour, 8\'a1I 1mmed. 3 Hr 2 l:Sa.
IAY IUCHES Mature couple pref'd. SWO mo. No !)t'll>. D)s form dine, $400. ~-OT.
Gardener mcl 'd al $US. 1-821·2!119, Evs S.16 2261 or SS2·08i5
JBR, 2BA, Cully furn. 631-2444 Dys· 636-6Sl0 ----------r---------" ~rplc , air t'ond, $415. Evs ' Sharp 3Br , 2ba, cpts, TurtJer~k 4 br, ram rm.
5369993 • drps. g r dnr. quie t dm rm.:! ba, new c1pt
College Park, S475. mo. 3 culdesac. SJSO. 962-4914. Lt-:ue. Agt. ~l·~
BR, 2 ba, air t'ond ., 3 B 1 l • b Cute·Mui.t see! 2 lge hi g hly upgraded . r.cosncr o. vacant,\\1llow Homes.J r,2ba,
Bdrms raised hearth &12 &177 walk to Edison l11 gh, DW, fpk, cpti., drp•,
I pk. biuc decor.· bltns. --cit' an S395 963-8377 ~/mo. 963...tSW Agl. N
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3 UR. 2 UJ... .. ••. $5()0
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:i H H , 2 buths $625
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-------• rec cnlr. $35(1. 962.97511 lease m :
Yrly, $37~mo, l blk to Homey 2 br, $215. Kids ok. •• lMMAC 3 Br 2 Ba all Waln~t Sq ~he n am·h 't523 CA .. PU5ft..•fnul"'E bcb, furn. 2br, frplc, lba. Foo. . . • Deerfield tul\'erdale " .va.: "" "
rlUllO . lifove nght In! Tur1hc CollcRePark 8A M.T06P.M. 1£ .• ~.· ~JJ, i=:.! ~ IW.2·291\/968·2133 Main Rcntals,540-5370 bltns ~ fple. SJ60 mo. Ca.}loml'li l 1mv.l'ark OPENDAlLV
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VlfW ti 5Z3CAMPV5Da·IRVIWE ~-1~ ...--. -.-;n.;;;0-dybeacb.J BR,2ba,sncl garage, fe~ced. yard. SPOTLESS n ew plush rrom $385to$500 4 lk.'<iroom, 21~ ba enl.
From the Bluffs. 2311 UPl::N DAIL y MOO CMAAKn HtwP011n1404 ..oo ou•1ut ...wf'Olin1&CM level home. Frplc. wshr. Shade trees. Ill Ce re · cpt, d.sbwshr di pe>sal 4 Br your choice of 16) oome. 2 e1wered p11tio:-.
1 dr) r. gar. Lse to 6/1. s1dent1al area, near Back l. 3 B 3 8• t snh · from $4SOto~75. Wall of gl3ss in h\·1ng & Chtl Dr. 3 Br formal tlm II A \t TO 6 P M Out of C-_... "'--A of C--ty •J l8 u-y. <-'><I\, c:•0 .""00 Pll. IJl r a w nlt' No "'eAs ( E t I -' rm, fam rm. neilr flt:" ---p _,,, 2550 "":...._ ~· _S850 <213>274... 00 ....-.,,... '"' Encl 20x20 bonus rm r " .im rm. x ra go yu.
'uwn•r an~rnu· ! t> \\king. ·~5 Il\' owner Lrg roperty rr-vperty 2550 ~"'s mo. S-15-33S9 ., RANCH REALTY Nt'nr shopping, school'>, " ., pt'n ''I ·i1 ., I II •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Seal~ach 3184 SPANISH ~ 551-2000 t"omm. park & pool. 53l & Sun Al!l'lll GI:? 1603 nns. ~ 11 . -1,1 ~ ::. •• ••. •••••••••••••••••••• shwr<;, end pordt, aul COURTYARD 3 Br, 2 Ba, crpl!>, drp!I, :! -----S475lmt)
A.CRESOF prl<. Si..10 l'll•mentc, PALM SPRIMGS IEAUTY IEACHFROMT Lovl.'ly home nr. schls & car g ar. S350. mo Hrand nrw :i br, :?l'J ba, SSl-2000.A9ent.
Dl "'MOuDr 491H'.!56 :I Rr. ~.Avail lo June Wu tclirf }'laza. 2eR 675·5810or 642·9608 !\t1·11s . $46~. No 1icts - ------· "" "' ~ -----L ovely 5 Br, 5 Ba h ous e, maids s.11; 2355 or (2lJ) 592 2135 · ·Lovely" Ur, 2 H11, <'enlral S k l n f ti oame rm w/pool table, 2 llr ll<111~•. ~hild ren _8il~171or 8332105 I .par in,., 'll""'. 0 1ex~:io Trlr w ttflnut. re quarters & den.+ guest house with 2' 4JO!l766 ., ~-• air, 1·ov1•n·d pat o.
ocean. t'l"Jr tu lat.din .. mooelt-11 in1 ~11110 :1;1:1 Br, 2 Ba, lots of s t or age, Lovel y lg 200' blln bar , fam rm .• lHi~. wclro11H'. :-295. m o. ft'll<'<'d fl'l vii. rnurh You mu:.t ::.~·· tlt1 I"" II w Ba' :.p 2., ~I:! i~l35 'd . 1 . . i.ep din rm, i,p;ic lrcv rm, 2 962 :\SJJ or 535.o:rit * REMT ALS • ni u 1 ,, ~:rn:; I e u SC'.
3 1{1 ,. .... n H :? i;,, '" frontage, best rest cntia section m House. Unfuntith•d r r " I l' i. . n c r i g . --:! f\R. zt1 h~ $$2~ 152 ,.,!JI,
1w"eJ hc•1111 ~ 111••1111 8u\iness Prop~rty 1400 town. Made to order for a farnilv with ••••••••••••••••••••••• v.J:o.h dr>~·r g ardl•ncr 2BR. 1 1 ~ H.1 l'ondo Hunt tnn.u,•n.21tJ
M!l'Jouo \i.:1·111 ·,11;~'·"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• in-l aw s o r bus in ess exec-utive Getteral 3202 indu111•d ~;:;mo uo a m1:1ont'onllnl"nh1l,frplt'. :!lilt ~r'oul ~1!~NEW Pl.l•Sll HAl'-l'llo
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ft ., ~~ lllh<i :-.v.iort .1111 h idea wa y. Beautiful l a wn & OpenHouH Sunl·S /\cce!.stopool~.mo 3 BR'•ll ·s1511 1111!1sq11.3Hr21iB.1,
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Lib.i ,\1,;wtt•75 •..9!141 _ £-1tu111'1 ~~sou ,,,,11 security system. fe n c ed yd, lg pool. SantaAnaH"1ghts 1215.3 br T .ll.Pool,kids, 3 1m:Fn.~1n~:·.:::s-.195 ~9~~w,pool U.o/opt.
OPEN HOUSE SUH 1·5 is:H i:!I:?_ R eplacement cost approx. $250,000. A :irm. lliA ...... $3115/mo singlesok. 1-'ce SanLuJs lte) •..••. SG25 ---------
21.kdroom. I bnth Comm.rciol steal a t $190,000. Courtesy to bk.rs. :t l\H, I BA · .. ··· S37S/mo Mam Rcntal:i1. s.10·5370 4 RR, FR • • • • ·• • • • • ~ CULVERDALE SCllQOI.'
302 3Sth St. Property 1600 Li11otuna llllts 4 BH ........... •• •• S475 3 Br2 Ba, i.; blk to park&.
Nev. fl<>rt Bi•.irh ••••••••••••••• •••••••• CaG Clarlae 17141 315-7215 or 4 BR, 3 BA· · · $450/rno Walk to bch 2 br, S2SS. And we have olh1•rs for pool. S400 mo. Droker
MIKt:SAVA<a: BAYFRO...iT 17141317-4119 Irvan\! Kids/petats 11111!!. l"ee. 1mrned1atcoccupancy ITT5-2.17:l Real i':'llak 612 91~11 ..,. 5 BR. J BA ..... SSOO/mo J\1a111Rrnw ls,540-5370 ---------
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DUPLEX l •l'ular '1t·w. luxuriou' Income Pron.rty 2000 Income P~rty 2000 S2'" 2 b p t1'0 \•d k1'ds ~ •'l11ld ok f'eA n-n ... , ~ r-. -r-54"0814 • ...... r, D • • • .......... ... .-patio Nr nar~ & pool.
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CHEVY CHASE
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linoleum. l.ol" oC wood GLENCOE DUPLEX
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h:a 34751mo yrly lse. Beaut d ecorated quie areo. Winter S325·Sl50. breakfa~t. some ocean ~ 1-----------pebi. 646·-0505 8-16-8-1 13 ufler 5 ---1 Br duplex. Garage. S~ Wl ... D CONDO fl j ~~:!$4~~ Ocean/Bay adult condo, Tust in . Incl. utll, gar & laundr) Cutuhna views. Closet R~~~~~o~q~~~. unfurn. CostaMeaa l 824Co1taMeaa 3824 i.mallpat10.Smlback yd. 2 BR,de n2ba$ill50
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• t.11 i.t:nicc l1nd yo ,1ltlpm New lge deluxe bltni. ---631·3003 ct• v ll Pool.k1ds.srnglt>s.Sl75 2 BR.2baths.S180 11u~1hf1ed ll'O:l llh t'.ill 1 Bt II IL l d t>a l toe f rplc. "'a::.ht!r dry('r : 2br. frplc. Pll.llO & l{ar, no • "RGE 2 -.R--Me lterranean 1· age b~.l~~~-,:;~~~ls. s.IO·S3'i0 3 Br.2ba, wlnter $37S
11 \IW \H,\ w ,hr/dryrf rerrit tr.tni.:e <'nc:I i;ar No pets SSSO peL•., by appl. S375 mo ....,..
lay and leach Reelfty 11icl S2J5 963· 1212 1110 \\'inter 673-61>-IO 5S9~09 or 551 ·471o AdullS·nO pels·S225. Near bea<'h S160. 1 br,
'-7S 3000 '78l W. Walson 1 D B d · 1 ood lin child ok. Fee. associated
o • To~i..-. .. 9 ----L"e 2 Br near bao & I Br upl s:!iO Bachelor 1714 1524.8640 x 306 • eame CCI ings. w pane g ---------1 ,;~~-~ .. , Sl60. 2530 Sea\•1ew. _____ __ • Gras s cloth walko\'enng Marn Re ntals.540·5370 ...__ ... '"" 1500 hcach Pool Amil. 110"' 673 Sl 53 Upper 2br, new cpl:. &
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rooms. frplc, pool. S5SO To"nhuus.c. l·nd unit. Bacbelor Bltns 1 blk'7o 2Br. 1 ba. upstairs. Open $250. mo. l sl & last. S7S. •Dis hwashers. walk·i n clos ets beac:h. Garage. Gas & •DELUXI•
K1dsolc 615 1G6ti on•an \'1ew, 2 Ur. bhrary, bch. s195 mo • beam cc ihng. altracttve, oorwefund. clean. dep. •Balconies, p atios petswate.r .. 1~9088· Sl2Sor ~:23N
• S63.900 ownt.'r. 496·5613 · l·slm \\oodwork. Access S f d p k 1. k · "'u ,_, Easlbluff 3 br. 2 ba. (AREFREF. qual.'l c·ondo ---t.75-4902_. ___ 10 patio & gar . s.180/mo 100. re un · sec. dep. • a r ·I e landscaping or see mgr apt 9, 428 l6lh Lease. Incl.spac. master
2 Br 3 Ba den hq.:hlv u11 Townhouse ..,,.., ""11 Payts negot. Call after • Swimmin " poo ls , J·acuz7.r St. 11 u1le. din rm & d"'I •rad-.. ;pnrkhn" dean U L.-• h d 3525 O.:eanfron\ Sl15. Util pd ~ "° 2 30 pm or wknds. Avail "" ----------t u i: ....... · ,., , .,, · nTUrn1s e SinJ?leol<. Ft>c Oct Jrd 642 9733 •Lighted tennis courts E 1 2 b /d f 1 gar a ~e . A ulo door
Spac. r m!>, storuf.?~ • '••••••••••••••••••••••• Mam Rental:;, 540.5310 Costa h{eaa 3124 · · --• M inutes t o freew<1 ys & b each es gx~r: u ~ee . ~2 :~·. rf oc. opener! avail. Poodl 1"
aulo g.ir, muny xtra'> IDH. Suµer sharµ. Ne"" - -••••••••••••••••••••••• l Br. crpl/drps. stv. All • Security systems Nashville. No. C. 556.6645 rtlcreal on area. A u ts Close lo beac h. )43 (•urpel. drap~s . paint. Bac:h<'lor. all ut1l Sin~lt' ulJI pd. 383 W. Bay. $200 only.Nopt!ts.
6-IS.SbT.! Cit.he lo ::.c:hoob & shop-ok ~175. llcachcomlwr. New & nt<'e 1 br. Pool. mo. Adulls. 00. pets . l Block lo Beach. Lge t & R6S Amigos Way, NB
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ptnK. fh11ll1n:. rlos rcfn)? rec SIS. 631·201 l ~:~~l~~7: ~~~-~~s~fts::io. _548_·9_5_16_.____ I l!DROOM 2 Br. Renting now! With Managed by S:l~ mo Call 646 5125 --1-h 1 -NI::AT & <'lean 2 Br apt, I IEDROOM & DEM pool. Sl80 &. up. 212·22 Granada Mgmt Co.
ath•r 5prn • _ s~;~· :~.~ 't~~r;f,1 11~~~. 1·0 c 2 lk'droom nr Harhor $205 mo. Adults no pets. z IR -2 IR TOWNHOUSE Huntington St. Call mgr y;;;:jy ZBr. l 'At baths.
Thru J uue 67r, ll.'IR;l Sh111111111~ Cenler Nr. Shops & bus, 3$2 Vic· 960-2Sl2 Fireplace. 2 bl ks to bch.
Duplexes Unfum 3600 SUS 1112 4I08 ton a, Mier. 11 25· 646-1576 A spet"ltll s ecl1on lor t:iose with a s mall pet.. 1 & 3br, frplcs, wshr/dry Carport &c laundry facil. NEW 1.LIX IJH Y L· .. 1 .. 11 d , de Ad I" '""I hook ta i 4 1 S.12S mo 7$2·9031 Bkr
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l'lu'lh 2 hr, 2 h11 21~ Sq luxe 2 BH Umts. (.luit!l &c Quiel lower. Bltns, carp. Orfice Open Daily 9 to 6 G:t No. H.B . 842·9494 o Yrly. Ocea n view, 2 br, J 2 Rdrms . 2 hu , on h it·
lot $7~ Month
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extr." ~1·turits hid~ Townhouse t)~ "'"pvl. aged. Adults only No (7141 557-8020 oi...-$195. Lrg sludlo, older . or642·3639. .• ••• *
5 Bdrm~ .• "'' IJ.i . 11111 rm , r.im. r m, !>IUtl ~
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lit·t-mo u s 7216 or 111nglc level w hte patio nr. stores. $175. Agt 2400 Harbor B lvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. ~.!".,;. .. ~ 2c 3·..!.0
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0 A l>cluxt> Spanis h decor 6.t6·2H4 .....,..,.,...,or 1 . .,.,.,. 4 · Ba,deck,gar.cpll,drlf, Iii~ 11170 wner t l --1-'rom S.110 640 6690 --------, l & 2 Bdrm Beach/Pool no pets. $3&. 64S-l6SS ' LA WSOM REAL TY
* 67S-4562 * IA YVIEW-$795/MO LfH.i 2 Ult -1 - -h-Costa Mna 3124 Coda Meao 3824 Colta Me1a 3824 Apl.5. il90/up. Adults, n
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rm, mn"ltrr bdrm huoe p\'t s Ha yfr ont RB I boa _ MOD~RN specious 2 Br 2 ~al & sundt'rk. Ten (~Jund furn ._.:Inter ren 2Br. 0c4?'aofronl. 3 Br. I Ba, rptc, &lep dwn I.iv
ms . Jucuu i & pool 2 t'll 1111. no pt11l,t1. StiOO. 675·7600 blk lo ~ean. Newport Rm. cpts. drps. htc patio,
1wrt111e. Leallo for onl)· Pier Rlt)•. 61~ gar, lnflry rm, no pets.
$500/mo. Sml bachelor apt. furn. 1111 $2$0.l·996·0600. X251 or
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Cocnt Propertl•• Agate. 675-2'797. ••••••••••••••••••• .. •••
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v-v "' IHRDOCI Pen'"wlo 3707 2 bdrm condo. Reef Ga le yd. Children ok, no pets.
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l)t'lll, ref. req • $JOO mo Ot-t>:infront. 67S 9005 a(ll. A Vail. immt<d $700 Sunken lh 1.n1t room
h\_ 1985hady Dr &i2 ~ ,..~--_._,Mar 3722 mo.499-2835 Cathedral celling ......--...., 2 bedroom3, 10,, buth.s
4 Br Duplex. Seashore " ....................... Apwluwnts Attached garage
4St.h St. Yearly lease 3 BR. 2 bw cxe.anfroot a ~ Wuher/dryerbook·u.P
Call 54&-5684. Cd t Main bch. Garaite. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt yard with pal10
... • 2Br,abaCondo. pool, ten A nil. uoru rn. S6SO Ge•ral 3102 Adult.I, 13SO. mo.
nia courla. Newporl Wnll .• S'750 Yearly. BUI ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOXHOLLOW
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•• t'73-7N'eves. Small bachelor apt. Ulil Townhouse Apt.s. Only 121 W. Wllsoo. C.M. ~ • ----~ Incl. Private . Mat.ur 1195. to move tn. ·~e~_t42>498....:......:....;;1...;or.;.....t4.2_J._1.Z26 _ _.._. · ...,~.-v_v..-...... ti iOus communb .. r:::,., .. V.ry tpac'ous 48r + penca.-.C'75-S205 r:~lumishedmoch!I: '~·, • J>ea. Park, beach & Co.toMeso 3724 Spacious 1100 1q. rt..
water view. $600 )'rly ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhouse apts nesll.cl
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3 br, 2 ba,. chlldren
wolcome. No pell. 1245.
858 W. Center Sl. 64&-9568 .&eue. 'll Sl7 .SO WIS( & UP in wtde open s paces or -kxDe~ W~~· 00ar~ro~t ~SludJo&il8R Apta greenery, an 2 br, 11' ba rae 3 hr, 2~ ba. nr. • "' r ll ()(. -TVlrMa'1d•·-·A"a'I With lge private , o.c.c. $310. 988 Valen·
SU50 11'l.v < um OC' on· ;Phone Serv~ld ~i enclosed patios. Newly cul. 540-8067 IW~ rf Oftf Homff -<;hildren ~ct1on painted & every luxury Br, l Ba-. _Co_nd_o_T_w_n_h_s_c-.'
t t ~ r · •Low monlhl)' rat.tt brand new~ll. drpg. ·. 631-1400 2376 Newport Blvd. CM ranacs. air conditlon.tng, attached itar & parldng
548-9'7S.Sor64S·3967 vinyl noon . 20 m inutes spare, pllanled patlu,
Wini uythlng with a CHAlUIINGCOTIAGES
Deil)t Pilot Classified Ad Bad: yards. likYli&l!ts.
ii a almple mau.er • • • patJo. Jleqonable. 2'l j.tcall ~ Santalsabel,C.a.L
from Anahe\m on central alr, range, oven, Rlvenld•~y«oGrand d.sbW&hr. pool. Ille. $295.
offramp. 21,s S outh ~ Sun 12·5. 16S3 •C
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tmpc>rk d Imm Oj1v4 Nng.illl .. Ji1p.1n llw Ko1<11n h1;1• Ufl t•> :wo 01 M> odd Wdl Tlwv l<,ve lo he rwlled <ind h,,nd f1 d l\ltl 11.h.,1 <1"-•\ 11!.11 m.-.in 10 you whrn
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Al M .. :~ Verde Villa~ "10\J Cc1n "\PQct lhdl V<'TV un1<1u•• allt>nllon to ewrv
detail Allvnhon that mak~ M<>\d V1'Tdr V1lkl~ Orange Coun1y·s most pre~•·
gious adult apartmenl community ... boch Inside and out. You11 find I hat extra
ilafl'. ln the lush landscaping. The waterfalls. malurt trees and ooloriul plants.
y~·u see e.x.11mP'es of advanced caring at our clubhouse. tennis court.sand
SWtmming and therapy pools.. And when you visit the profetslonally dc-coraled
models and walk lhe floor plans you n know what's ~ide Mesa Verde Villas
is· Just as important as whafs outside. Exciting single and spfat level apartment
Tesidences with fireplaces. soaring cathedral ceilings. richly appointed inltfion.
beautiful custom oak abinetry. Individual laundry rooms. spacious balconies
:il'ld decks wilh full views of what's ourdoors .. All In the heart of Orange
County's most convenient and 1>xclusive residentuil neighborhood.
Visit Mesa Verde Villas .. We're not your cxd1nary hsh tale
MESA
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Cat1lornia 92626 • (714) 540·8871
Ju\t West oi lhe Me~ Verde Center olf
Harbor Blvd & 11d)acen1 to lhe C<nta
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ooarh 111 hllnuliful &tween ocean & bay.
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2117 Ruatlngton St. 2ba, cf1Kwahr, frplc ••
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deck le gar . '485 mo. f l'· Lj(e 2 br. 2 ba. Garage " ty. Eves, 673-5136. D&)'ll. yard. Brookhurat & 6"·7321.
Ha milton area. Avail ----------10/1$. 846·8088 or 9611·2'143 z DR upstairs. $290. mo.
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enforcement agencies all over the USA
WHAT IS PSE?
A \m.ill l)Ol'table. h1ghlv accurate electronic instrument used to detect rnvolun·
tary voal stress. No w•res cords or Sii aps. This mstrumen1 can be used to
11v1fua1e wess from tape recordings. from lfve radio, TV. phone calls and rn
person
WHO NEEDS THIS SERVICE?
Bu$1nesscs ot all s11es need control to safeguard aga1nu dishonesty. Banks,
last-food 1emu11nts, large and small corporauom -jun about any businen
where 1ruu en handlmg money and/or merchandise 1s a must.
WHERE 00 YOU START?
Bv wt1toog to AAA F1nane1al Management Consultanu. Inc., for complete
mlormat1on on cert1lu:at1on (which takes two w~ks or 80 hours). You receive
the AAA Plan telling you
How to finance your PSE or lease it, rf r ecenarv.
-How to sel up your own company.
How the PSE acts as a deterrent to dishonesty.
-How to start making monev 1mmed1ately after C8ftal1c;.,l1on.
How to upand vour number of evalualroos through the use of t~e
relephone and tape recOl'drngs.
How to ruch and sell new clrenu
HOW MUCH MONEY CAN YOU EXPECT TO MAKE?
A skollf'd evaluator "n do ao evaluation 10 10 m1nu1e1. making $40.00 ThtH
evaluatrom per hour 1s 3 x S40.00or £120 00 per hour and up, IS ht has only
u~d half of his 11me At this rate, 10 evaluation• per day would QIOSS $400 -
takmg about two hours. Expand the pornbilitres -hfvmg S<>rrll0114 t•Pt and
contact new customers -while you, Irk• a doctor. are left to voor profusion.
WHAT IS THE FIRST STEP?
NOW. while this field is new to the public, is the 11mt fo get mrted. Tht ""'
ttep IJ to simply frll in and mail tht coupon below OR f0< immediate action,
call TOLL FREE (8001 854-3754. Af1er rec.1vi119 tht AAA P11n, it's one pl1n•
lltd step al a 1ime to a thriving new busrneu. The soontr you start, the sooner
you profit. so ~II or WI rn tht coupon and m11l tod1v. Californrl residenu ull
171•1 645·4922 or mail coupon to AAA Plan, P.O Bow 17299. Irv""· C11tfor•
n11 92715. De1>1 8 ($19 95) ACT NOW.
rves:-1:a-;t70-;e-;-s;;,;;-;-n-;;o:;;,;l;;~;;(p$eiP;;'c~ I logical Stress Evaluator. Send me a COPY of the AAA Step.by· I Step Plan.
I Name-~-~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~-
1 Addrm------------------
City. State, Zip --------------------
i'OUND rnale Slame:.~ <'mployment Cull kitten 9/29. Approx. :1 67s.aJJ8
mo. Carlotta & Lo1lc de1----· ------
Vega areu, Mission Vie· He-Ip W01tted 7 I 00
jo. 586-S.927 •• •• •••• •• ••• • •• •••••••
FOU!llD: Rlk/wht Collie. •Al\AA POSITIONS
male. Vic. Garfield & Ac<"tng Clk/Gen OC!acc
Ward, Ft. Vly. 962·0176 Reccpt/Secretartes
We necll a number or
~ood µt'Oplc fvr imrned.
openln11s in our electro·
rm•chanlcal asscmbla
dcpl. t:xl)(!r helpl ul, but
not nee. Co. puid bcnefit11
&hohduy11.
Cole I rL'ilrumenl Corp
642·8080 Mag Card 11 Operators
f'OUNO: Dog, English Employers Pay All Fees
sctlfr, male tan & whte. 1.i:i. Reinders Agency ASSEMBLER • Victoria & Hamilton Cl\t 4030 Birch St. Ste IQ.l
area. 536-7972 Newport Beach 833·81 TRA E ----------• Call for Appl/ Es tub '6$ I NE LOST: Irish Seller. Ccm, l
) r Reword'. Edwards &l•---------•I Jmmcd bl l-hifl require
Slater. HD. IW2·5S93 ml'nl for small parts
LOST remale gray cat.
broken tall, vie Adams &
Lake. H.B. Reward. Call
Gail ~-812$.
lA<il: Small Sfomese cat.
9 /30. i-'e male. 1943
Republic, Wst C M.
64S·S422
FOUND: Young male
rnoi;Uy Irish Setter, \'ie
Wamer/Srpingdalc H.B.
1146-7221
AVAii.AiLE
Temporary Assignments
•loold&Hpers
•AcdncJCleri&s
•Keypunch Oprs
All Areas Ornnl(e Cu.
Please Call
mechanical asscmblr
Desire h1Ah school arall
w/local work history. Co.
paid med1col & hfo ~
i>u r anc<.' Modern ;iir
cood. fac1l1ty & ample
parking.
Dwtcan El•ctroniu
2865 1-~:11rview Rd
<Comer of Fairview &
Adams, Costa Mella)
Equal Oppor Employer
Assistant Bookkeeper.
machine operator fo1
LOST: Male cat, wht/blk, 714/835-4103 JJurroujo!h!\ LSOOO. Some
wearing bm flea collar tyi)m" nt?c for bJlling & w/bell, vie Lake Foreat SOOSouthMainSt, Org. :di phui-.cs thru trial
837·5390 No. Tower, Ste 501 bala1wc. Will train vn
Penonah 5350 mal.'h1n c . S urveyor:>
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Ser,·1Cl' Co. 546 .. 0606R·5.
Drinki"a problem? Adm Assl/Secy to S\GK - . R ..... Exec. Secretary lo 900 i\!!socrnlc ep Call Alcohol Helpline Typists to sooo 18 OR OVER
__ 24_h_rs_a_d_ay"--83S-·3&30 __ , Reccpl 'Typist tu S7ou HO EXP ER. NEC
MASSAGE
FIGURE MODELS
ESCORTS
OUTCAU. OHL Y
631-3811
PREGNANT?
Corin g con fidential
counseling & referral.
Abortion. adoption &
kCi:ptnit.
APCARt: 547·25G3
Fees PdtAl110 Fer Jobe;
Jrvinc Personnel l\iienry
488~17th, Costa Mesu
Swlc2U 6-12·1470
Adv. Assl's
WOMEN 18 & UP
N11l'I Co. bas opcntni:?'>
ror 10 new .i1rb rn our
µubli<' rclul1nn<1 &
cu~t.omcr sen Ir(' dcpl!J
1f you'rP new to Orange
Co • lcm(10rur1ly d1i.ron·
ttnUlll~ )OUr cdUl.'Ot1on.
r<'<'cntly di:.rhargcrl
from the sen 1<:e, or ror
any rl!a~on seck1n11. tcm
pnr:iry or 1•aret>r ernplo~
mrnt. 1·on,11h·r th1" uni·
<tUl'o1111or 'ou can l.'aru
S 19& 'ER WI<
M 0 •• p er I ." c. n.1wd 011 1our IH'IKIUt"
T •ceuory -we train. t 1 \ i I ' . 1 r1 m m • +
AIOR fOH Salary SllS to $148 wkly lnccntll l.'11 & extro 11roht
Counsallnt&Refcrral Z.'or i nterview <'ult Nh11r1ni: hnnui1 . ThC"
Preg. lest-avail. wknds belw~n ~/\M·3PM . Woml'n &t M<'n we orf' ~Hr Helpline ~7 .9495 540·0925 looklnl( for m11y bo tired
* SPIRITU/\J, R l';ADKR ortypina. foldlnlJ p1111etll,
Fully l..lcenseod i---------•I wurchousc jnb11 & work· 312 N, El c amtno n eat Advert.laing A!lslau.. lm1 ror n llmltl.'d incom(•.
San Clemente. FOl'npp\; NOW HIRING Work w/ynuni; pooplr. 4li2·90.l4 49'l·~l36 II o 111 rt t11I v o 11 <'em en t po11Kibl4'. If you're 114 or
•KAREN•S*
OUTCALL M ASSAO~
838·1780
EXOTIC GIRLS
Mat1Hfe It ModcJlnt OutcaJ Only ~2·31ti9
Socl .. Chllbs 5400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
GIRLS .. MEN over & woul<I be ovall. tu
.. 1urt work lmtn<:d., coll
Ho bPff. Hee. ht•twn 1111m & :J11m.
11 Yr1 Or Older
Opcnlnlt.l\ 1-·or.
•Mnrk('l1n11 nepl
• 11ublir ltclatlon~ Trnl'
•CU8t.onwr Sen· 'J'rn1•
539.1 Ill
• AUT0°CHIYY.
1tTlltAHSMISSfOM/ Salary $115 • UHE COMIO
•MlCHAHICS
ARE YOU IN A CLASS to $148 Weeki~ Chevy dealer'• _.rowing
BY YOURJ;EJ.,P"' servlrt dopt. In bu1y Hu your financ ial ForlntervlewCal Oranae County Airl>ot1.
aecurity made you • 549·9111 complf'x ia addinl ~~~·.;! "··cm~~:r w. !~·INI ~'::l,·n~~~n~n~ 1e·ua:g llOBBI ES' CRAFTS·
BclaSlDH.963-2693 . .-...... ,.-~ Turn Kt-y Oper:1t1on'
0 I am endosfng 1cnedt/money0tdtr fo1 $19.96. AAA pays Po$1Jgl and
handling. (As 1 bonus fQf my promPt rtPly. tend me. frlt, 'fO\lf ~
i:Npter from "Credit. Know If Yo.1 Qualify BtfOfe You ..,.,.y,")
0 Send me the AAA Pt.n C.O.O •• $19.95 PM PoStllOt and C.O 0. cl)erga.
u r1ei ror social cU1n·•--------•1 tra111mlnloo/llno com·
b oraf Al Vldeoview nawerln• Srrvlce blnatlon tcchalctantJ.
Diamond Clab, you'll Telephone Opr. Day Chev. oxp. e111~ntlal. f4. meet C>tkr sln-.1e1 who ill . ffiltnt pay. benelhJJ. See can afford t.he bt-d life sh' · l!:itper'd only. 221 titrvlcc m.,-. HOWAQO
h as t o otter. The Foreat Ave, Laauna Chevrolet, Dove & Quall
Diamond Club Mtm• Beach. SU .• Newport. Bnch INVDT1111!Ht DIVtSION Lovel)' shopping mall' Femalo roommate to - -------Owner \\Ill tram' Ideal sh.a.re bse~·f<'OUplt'.Ne'll BAYFRO;\I Orrlce Dldg. for r ettret.>! O"'~t-:R
to O.C.C. Ann 76\·2451 Spe<'t' Avail Rt-as. Wit.I, FIN A~CF: • l'ni·
E\;eg, 675-8141 QUI' 9t $10.0011. (ii 11
Middle 11gcd C~malc to I.II Newport Bhd Ste D.
i.hare l\ouso. 17606 Van 456 Sq.ft. $lliS mo. Ulil
Ouren, H .B. Alilt for pd.67~7
_fnid.---------•.lRVINE·7 room office
:3Br bse Beaut Lakt SI.Ole wtconference rm.
.. Fo~l are.a. Clb prlv. !deal for acccountanls, I ~Ul $150. &esp Fem contractors $7$0 mo. ·L_: IW'aa&-acM. ~
492-5.100. P11t·1fl\' Short'
Renlt), Old Ctl~ f>la1a
COFFEE SHOP
GROSS$30,000. MO.
free standlng. seats 12$
Owner m ovi n• t o
Arizona 3nd musl sell
Good terms. Agt. ~
0
0
Pit~ include your fret bonus on "Cndit."
8111 me law -$19.95 plus J)O'ttge and handling.
Charge my Master Charge or BankAmerica1d account $19.95, including
my free bonu'-Account No. ---------------hpiration Date ___________________ _
TOLL FREE ou1iide C.ilifOl'nia, call (8001 854 3764 24 hours, Callfonila rHi-
dentJ add 6'11. sales tax. If using your BankAtntricanS or Mn1er °""'card,
pltase have 1l rttdy when you all
Mail to : MA flnlnCW l ~t Conwttlfnu o4 lrwtna, IM.
---~~~l.~.J~~~!P..!.5:...D!e'--"------
benhlp 11 $2$00. OU\er1--------· Membe~~m sw. For Ad Action i------·
0on·t seu\p.lor ten when Call a AVON you can have lb• be&l. .Ho'*• AV «y
bow o~~r:;: cieas· Daily Pilot ~ =··
lflcd ad.I dlaplay their l"YISOR To,., Fot It ....,_ wi&.h 1eaibUJty U-S tart Now-Sellln1
•ad Impact? Our ads, we eJ2~5671 ~autlfW product.. Call are proud to-.,. really "' S40-70'1 or ZenJLb M.39 1et renJta. Pboa larlaf~t.lon.
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IPI• DAIL y PILOT
••••••••••••••••••••••• ·;············-··········-········---· Pte•ldeot or l ead in a MACHINISTS ~ltv. in C.M. $2-15-$350
8ab)'sltt•r n •cded Im· v ..... cu .. uuscc $ ~mill o~ d~t JANITORIAL f)l'rmo.$48·1740. ~o~ ff . ce· • n1edtutrly. Tu~• & Wed e xec t r ~t'y . Pref Oood t:a n~r;,il back. --0 1
!•15 to s tS Own trarup CAREER mlntmum z yrs t'OUe1e & a.round. aetup & O~t'lilt MkroiilM Cl.nit 0 overload ~llubh.' N B 642·6'i55 s yns M.-.:rt:tui•I ~per \ ant'ty uf rnacblnt>:., ln Night shin Spm·l .30am Grdll a Dis Top sktJl.s Ill sbrtbnd & Wlftte• EJPERl£NCED .. .RRIABL£ clud1111 turre>t luthl', t;,;per. helpful. bu$ ·not 557-00' I Babyslu er. urgenll~ 18!11 exec typewnter re-vertH·lr & hor iiont1l n-q'd. tor r11ml11.i . vro lnwrviowHour:s
needed. My homt!. 21 ~ COMMERCI .a.1 q•d. Only qw.iUfh:d appll· J•ltorfal l'4 p' I• •c• mllh•, punch prhi.l'i<, ~\'UINl· $luff1n~ & rt•l:it fhim l ·:J()pm
dy. per wk Call ~S.UiQ2. ~ t'ilnts may apolY. Top p..,_ :1m11ll prt-ch1lon part:., l'd dulil.'S Phonr !><I<& 4JW 37!3 DirchSt. N u. a~b . d I IRll'VIED ·GE co. pay. Apply in pe~un. 6mllll &hop. doyi onl)'. t'Xl 310 for Interview. "'OW tllRl:'\G ...., y11ttlt<r Sun t!)aon.y Vft5'UI' Cu.$tom WO•v• Carpeu ForL .... a.t.IStore MU1>thaH1owntooh ---,.
&itmt.o3:30pm.Tnnll11er ....... , .. w...,SJfu,_ __ fw: lnc. 1'850 Virginia Cr . Ill Forti•._._.. STACOSWITCHINC.1--------•l •Jr.Clerb
w1owu t111n1tp prd Cull l'ountalnVallty. -1l:l9Bakt-r.C()e)tul\fo:.ll • Mlhr'sOwtpost •W'hse&PacklftCJ _ecz_.ZJ84 _eH'•-· ---tMVISTM&IT SALIS Ate ..._.C .. ,44-107ow .... .,_ 549-3041 Hl~S •S.C,-.torle1
BabyMllt'f, 2 boys. Mon
l-'r1 7::!0$:JQ my homt·
Cd~J. 6-W-7672.
-OfflCI METAi&. LEASING AM'-.... lo,..ttw t-:qual Oppor Empluvl'r SALIS ftlOPU •Trt"•tt
I " FACTORY Xlnl os>portun1ty fur 111 •Sr. Cten&a
The Newport Beach Office is seekin~ TflAINHS dWltrfous i>e-OJ>ll' Cr~nt 1'emJK!r'm
lif ~...i ) • t led In pot ti • A a • e m b I o r 11 , MACHINIST l'Onll'ltnY l)l'nl'flt~; Jmmediatl• Work Baby&llter· Chr1,t111n qua loi;u peop e lD eres en a Paduaera .... W..ted 7100 ~p Wont.d 7100 ·TOP SALARY CALLTOD1W!
ll'lothc r lo care for 27 annual commissions in excess O( •And War-eboU$l'mcn ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •ll°"'PITl\l. Pl.AN
month toddler, dayi;, 3U m 000 Sales or real estate experience J objl av1ul. f\lr -lilt :11---------•I KITCHEN HELP All around \111d11nli>t lo •Of-~N"rAL. l'l.i\N -------·
hr p,wk 000 ncll ' • ah1lu No fee. i-:,1wr 1·11111.. I' Tina• work 111 m~d. :iitt'd 1>ro •RL, ... •1ut.'.!'ll .... N'l' "LI\"' ()f~ .. ·1•·Jo: ---de si red , but not e ssential. HELPI 1 .... "~· •· .-,, r "' flANKJNG • • ;,111 CJ1111•hl ''l'. ll11t~ 'ul'l1011 i.hop Ahl\• tu <Ju •CHF.1)11'U"\lllN J .H«berl Comprehensive training program A ~ 114_. ... h 111~ !1t;it lite luollu.: & vrut1u1.:U1111. •t.lf't-~ INSUHANCJ:: Haff Jeweff•n
UTILITY CURI( avwlable. ~ ~",,• - -~ llr work ~k . Co. µ.ucJ •l'AIU\';\('i\'l'ION
& COMM'L TELUR C lloft "l' t r.t~,, l'EOPU klTCHEH HELP '"' 1\p11ly 111 pcr,,1111. Avply l'till.Ll':lt':-\ Ol 'T· Nvw tnh•n•ie>wlnll at ~
u uf t • 1• k · al T-1-. ill u. 1· 11 l t 11•"•1·11 l\1,11111C •1·tur111<', ) • • • ,, I CiJi&sl Plou lo1·ut1on for ... 11n :H' ur1•r ~ uian i, ~ ... Ea..•"' ..,OW 'u lltll'. '"llll' !'·" "' · " " l'l S'I. 1111111 .111111 u:u ) . li<'ekins.: u lltrht\ Clt>rk. & Sttticwvtc.PresldtM Tl'mpor;1r~·St>rvini; ..... a-1ra1,... ! 1111w L"I' lll'lµtul. ·'"ll l~iO:! {'nnt111r11·r 1.,111r. H11rhur l'1•11kr. :i:rno fo' l 1nn• olfl t '' hclµ.
Corn1m;rc1al Teller ro1 ~J:.!UCi1mpusSte130 1'l'lllVOr:ir.i· '''·"1i,:11 tr,1111ri~·ht1wr:-nn .\p111\ Hu111 U\'11 1Jui.t uff llurlxlrllhd,C(\staMt•1>11 !'h•;1."H' l'lpµly brtwn It~ :'\ew1JOrl Beat.:h ufr 4299 MocArfhur•cl. Ne~port Beach s.&9-3071 mt?nts l>u y &. l\is.:ht alt :lv•n . lu1gul.i1111.x1'i. ~kl-';.uflll"n. ~·twn Bolba ~-5pn~:~~r~nly._
1'hc ~u1 n:!>bful upph ._. port •--h 14.24 5. Grand A\le Perm. p l11nr 2:.?:1:1 i'\unww. L'M l'h11•lf. &Sl)rrn,.:d.11\'. > __ ---------, OFRCE WORK.
cunti. \\Ill huve a mm l ·Z "•W --. Santa An:i $S8·9021 ILUEJEAN JOBS Mold ShopSupervnmr
>rs appro11r111lt! t'omm'l 171 ,.113 ~ •tOO -----1Sewsp11pt>rP<11•k11.1:1n~ L,\UH.S MAGll/P JTIME "'t'i.p in fb r .ils & 12 to5ptn d11lly. J\tay ho
hanlongex1wr ~ -~ F•CTORY &A:.. .. emblv) t"~~I 3 ladl\'~ lv m<ikl' ~Hr ioo•,. i''reetoup11ll :.<opt'n1s1vn. Apply in !.ull t1ime •. Jul\ 1• Th>?k·
Th b k I l k' ... _ s-.. ... o_ .. _.,, E ,,~,. ~ •S ...... -tan· ... , . appb tor ::.alt•!>ITIC'n. ~ w 1·1111t. Well known & pt'rson. 1932 E. Pomona. f(t•t'P .o~ "' !>Orne lyprni: e an b u '"see ing """ ... ,_ rr--~ '"ort. a·n u11 air cond •· ..,., .,. .. , ~• c-.. ,,,h exp p1·"f I• .. k 'j " " "' T ·ts hr tu ~tart Cull Mr l11<'l1l.' 1·cspecte•l lngul SA n•qwr~.""' •" • • a P ,ime '"11l exper < .. ------WT:7:T A7:1'CfWY'\SPT:n-V"'CC?:TW ~arput~d a r ea ... , .... ~1 • y ... s • • · "' ' • ., • · · 11 I C It peu~o. Fnrlt.o wurk Mon. He4pN4\i.W~~--n7-1-00-~--W--............ -..----
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--IOO 'must<'-. ~M ust hav""e rpa''. ,.. Ciirlrn1 ur Fudd111 for llrm 1n N.B. Lo\ely ofc::. 1-----------1 but WI t ril n . a T ....., .....,.. ~ •Ct.rlts appt. 4~·9"36 ext 219 or 2·3 Nights per wk, Call MOTOR ROUTE 8'1M412_. ----~"'
An attractiv" sal.iry & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••--••••••• lience to work w /m it'ro 21s:1um l:!noon Ab1)tait Abbot Personnel Dallv Pilot route 111 --l>eni!fll~ 1s offe;l."d. Jn. CAB DRIVERS DECK HAHD :;!i,~~~~~::~ ':.":~~~ Coll 833-1441 Ag\·nty, 4500 Cam pub Newi1ort l't•1tch uflt'r OFFICE MANAGER . terc:.ted per:.on~ ::.hould L' 11 l .__ k ll 7 3 30 KELLY SERVICES Or. N.13. 557·6122. noons. Monday through tlmmced 1••xe1t:'1 uth•e pos i·
contact . Men or Women ,. u ume, mus uc ex· wor . n, am· : pm. SPECl \I LEASING ----------Friday, plus Saturday ion· on ro er open in
Marv ,J Elrlt'r ~1u .. 1 hc25or over per . \•ell groomed. col· Top pay + ro bt>nd1h • INTERvii-:ws · :\lanager. exper, 1weded and S unday mormn11.s. Hemet w 1wholesalo
Operoiions Olftn•r ,\pply Jn Per!>on legrate, between 20:3-4 Gaiser Tool Co., liOl 1-: FOR YOU REPRESENTATIVE for The Du1:;y ~hup. S:lOO per month j!ross. sso nursery h;l\inl: s:vcral
1201 Do•eSt,N .B. YrilowCob yrs. Gd pay & benefits. Carnegie Ave. Sanlu l\IO!'l&Tlll'RS womcn'i; clothing :.lure t•ash depos it requirt'd hundr~dcmpbes Strong
1714)752 0600 112.'il SlaterAvenue Send r,..~ume to ad ;1781, ,\na.;HIJ..4080. tx•lo~r ·llh&7lh Attr,11'11\~ jpl \.omplex 111 So C!>t PlJn1. Apply Call 6~2·4321, a•k for u1·cnl I! bkgrd r eoq &
• Fount.un \':ille' ,. o Ttw l)j1ly J>1lot. p O. FAS-H-JON SALES SanCleuwntc Ill :-.;.-"p"rt lk:u·h !>t'dt:. 1111>t•r:.on_~un ·l\1011 --l'irl·ulallon. mit1lt•omµ11tcr ex pr.
-F.•.q•u•n•l•O•p•"'•'•r•t::•·m-J).lo •. '.·l.·r.,.C-an-,-a ... ~1·r... -~"9'._2,~· Costa Mesa. p Tl '.\t E .' Homemakl·r~ Commumly Ccntl'r a k,1i.111g r't>pl't'.»t·nt.1111 t' ;\la11.1gt'mt<nl ~-~-e de d -;-p ti r l · l l me ::~~fr~lll 11~~~:~·~.~1"1~,~~
---------'"""" d d l d t 100 N St'\'tll\· to ~li•1" :111t• & li.11ittl\• E...,' STUOE...,TS - -nee e o eO\on:. rate M .... J l1111i.:u.1i:•· ll'al'IH•r!> 1ni;. i1wonw & propl"rly "' ""l t our 1~·.·iutrful nD"' lln .. or .\t Dd :'tl <ir 1.-.1~111g arra11.:\•111\•1rt'. '.\;t".'<ll•d J'> phon" & foot V'l:u·-'.'.:~trr~.' ne.J apl\lp1c1a;~ ,.. ~"' • ----------i lluhv1tlu1.1l mu~t ,,.. "tll Contemporary t>rdt<r lldll\ l' ~pt•akcrs. tai.at111n ~ 1t1'1\. (\ff1 ... e
TELLER I t . ~i 1 •r hr \ft """ aru.p occ 1 ,,.. fa,.Juon:o. Free tra1111n~ k k 1 Cl th" W11l tru111. ll:!HltllW rrnttuw 111 -uuerv1si11g ol· "' 11 01, -I I --------lllj.( tu ~VI'. \\('l' \'ti(" & 0 1nn ,.. ~ .. ' • hr+ nu. For intervw l'all J'\u im e::.tmenl. C<1r & Hn .... tc::.s Prn at~ ltuh will ., fin• pt:rl.W\ill 1h·~irnhl1•.
f ·ume JX1lo1t1on :ivarl 111
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BANK
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M'll :-cn ·1ee i:as ::.tations. r ound 1 n gs . Exp e r to partil'ipate in revoh1 3rd lloor 5.30·ti:3U ~11d 644·3389 We offer peni.ion &profit rit·i·. Cull for personal in
n1u:.l he 18 ~rs old, bon -ne1·es,.ary, i;ood hrs .. t1onury new we1~ht 1•1m· Su_n_._ -----_ 9AM ·t1INOO~ ~ha rtnl! Call for 111 h'nicw9t);l·7HO.
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ii ah 1 l' & n e J l a P salary open.846·1386 trol program. Allllmlt• & HOSTESS THE IRVll'IE CO. tc-rv1ew appt.
pt>.iranc·c. must hll' c Nutrllrooal ituidarll'c. THE LOOk
CJlll dnHrs ht·. op<.'T>· DetdalChndAut Food plannini: & Exper'dfulltrme Appl) 55~Hewportrt8CtrhDr 540·4500 ings In C :\I. & II B. Must have t<Xpt•r. Non PhyMcal cond1l1U11111i: In person ul the llt't'I ... ewpo eac ___ _ _ _ __
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CLERK TYPIST
t\l'niralt-t~ µ1~t. 60 v. pm
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549-3041
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Sr. Designers
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FINANCE
SECRETARIES
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550 ~l·~ port Ctr l>r
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Pri•ote Duty Fees
10°0
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i\lonrlay thru Saturday
JOBS AVAILABLE
NURSES HEEDED
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HUR SES REGISTRY
1617 Westcliff Or
Suite 212
NEWPORT BEACH 'l 1-0610 & 752-9118
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ty Pn.•i.h} krl1111 Chureh Juhull. l.n!( H1llll M 11ll. 1-:quial opportunit>' (•Xl 3\0 for intl'n'l<'w :-.outh Shnn·~ lmmranr1•, oprrat icm' in our proclul· 831-1417
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·· • P /t i m.-1f'rttl An11 --Pl'' dl''l•ruhlt>. lw l 11ol ----------li? to 1$. l'art 11n1e \0 6rl< ~u1~t\'t .. u11.i :t 1·n·w of Dietary Cook nffdoo im· h 1 . INSURANCE AGENCY m·c. Shnulti he-111 IN111t 111 a rt ~r ~chvo l an1l Ju nlo• ~llhJt'rltl t lOll n1ed. Expnr. L ••<tuna p on. f.'l,hl4'hklq>ng,fast A ~11.;J)lCAf, • u,. :ic ur typlat Mature <'rounl St!crl'l ary, rx ""~ nlr\ w ""111run11p ~o ''TL D t • Sutunll1y ... with 11 )null 11ulesn1e11 You mvi.t Bearh Nursinlf Home, c · • • ,.,...r'd ""rr;on:il & <'rim flri. w~ f>S7 721t3 ne oc or' new tukrn" ~ub:.rrltl havl! n lar11e ~t<it1on 4!M-80'7~. depen d1tb l e youn.: ... ~ "' -. Con.•r" " " pcnon Call Tues & Wed m'I. Newport 11rl'11 l'nn -t 1 o n s for a 111nJo1 wegon or \' .in nnd Ill' nblc . . · lnct Mr. h <'nnt&. 7~2 llil l $ $ $ /\ S1·1·vu·r of nt>wspaper. E.irn ~l tn to work wtth 10·1~ )N1rD1sh1l>•shc r , p /l1me. AM._63_1._-l_OllO __ . _____ ---RIVIERA
S4S per week or '!lon 0111~ Phnn1• "6-91J2 for B•yvJew Manor. 3.SO W. GLAZF:R, l'xper'd. Appl) .fonllors wanlt•1I. 1111rt PERSONNEL
plu11 lrip11 nnd prr1es ml4!f\rt'w. Bay St,CM642-3SOS. 211 Los Molinos Sun t1mrllpmtnllpm.l'lln11 MACHINISTS 21)i:.?Hullmr~ftt:trDr ~U the Collo~·iniz lx>f~rc -cu•TOOI • H -tMhwuher: mature for Clemente. 492·6191. 1-l'l. Stdrtlntt p:I\' '.!\:.! ~'° TURR.,T L •TH.,S Sutt~ 200 lrv111<> 2.00 p .m . or nfl er 8.:W .11 ~ n h 8 , · e per hr. tall 711·640 1027 " ~ • p.m. Lagun• 1'111 uel llo..°'pital ex~r. prcf'd, co v. os p . a)Vl w GU ... RDS btwn4&Spm. & 17Ul8.'l:J·!>llO
1ll1sslo n Viejo a r ea, 1·1oor exper essc11t111I. Conv. llosp. 2055 Thurln "' --------CHUCKERS Hos ~ond locul front nf
49S·$399 or Fountain 3·11 :30 & 11-7. S ao ... A_ve_._C_M _______ 1 CostaMna Janiloriu\ work. ll tf ftcc & bock olrlcc J11li'l
P t "'·ll & rt i bt & 2nil 11h1ft:s > I bt Valley aren,963-8i52. Clement'\' Genc r a lpQNUT Shop lf""lp. ermanen . .... pa · maintenance Call hN"n ava1 a c now " U P"' ._tr Wt• hnve irnmNli nt" ·---------•! Equal Oppor lun1t•· Hospital,(71'1496-1122. ptltrnnAM •-PM.No•x· me. none ... anspre-1·5wkdays.67:H7tlll ~ " • "' 'd 0~t' d l ----CllWllinl(S Oil 2nd shift for --
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NURSES
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NURSES AIDES EmplO.\'f!r """"· n•~. F•maJ•, a•e q . ""' ire we com e. I .. , EO C •1 ..... "' .. " .. Call u",.,,.., f h 10 2 J ....... ,TORS ,,(('('l'lion ma ch OllllS ,, , I ", is-45. Apply In per11on, etos:d'W'ed4•0 c rs • ' "" lmtn hr1l'xpr ). FRONT OFFICE t35
The ~Yr:~r~f:c. is Mr. Donut. WE. l7&hSt,1_;...;;,.:.~---· -----• P/Tlme evenlni:s. San •~Hcllcnt comp11ny Bookkeeper. ret'epuomi.t Private d~y IHI & Jl.7, IDYS I SIRLS 1.8klna appti<':uo'n.-s for a Costa Nesa. GUYS & GALS Clemente area. s davr> a paid beneC1t11 lnclu<lrng w/medical bllltng exper, Ahlo. need Hospital Staff
OUTSIDE SALES
$10.800 Salary +
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Truin1ni: + Mgmt Oppor.
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PASTE-UP ARTIST
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Carol Rufino
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B.P. JOHM
COMPANY
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PHONE SALES
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250 t~iul 11th Street,
Suite· o . c .. ,ta Mella.
llt•lwcl"n S:IH1 & 8:30 pm.
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Mi 1 VI . El T week, Mon thru Fr1d11y, medical. dent11l, llfC' 1n11. net'ded In H.B. Good n AllAf. Com .. In tA•1 Earn $20-l.$0 pe.r week Data Entry Operator. Earn $160 wk It up selling SS on e10. oro Ph after 4 PM . S40.5874 l I & d" ~ "" v .., " working after ac:hool & M1n oflyear exper.w/6 Full er Brush . <l> area.toworknfewbours profil·shanng & retrc · :13 ary <'On ihons. '"'· llPM 7 d ays a week.J•---------
00 SalUrdays. This is not mo's on IBM 314l. Perm 714/SM·785l. TI2·4247. a day. f\an Job. Earn mi---------•I ment plan~. to•» paid _l>_a_v_is_l_7_i4_>_54_4_·2967 ___ ~1 Les<' o u Ii o Nu r H ,. PIANIST /SINGO a paper r oute, F/timo. Oa)'S. Pay will to $50 per week. For holld;iys. Chri~tmos aJ Realiitry, 3Sl ltoapltlll f''ull tl m•· for n•w
1'rans portallon pro-be based on expef level. Elderly lsdy need& lrans p more information phone Keypunch week ofr M~ic /R•cept Rd, NH Newport n•i:'•tclub. Read
vldtd. C.11536-9712 Apply )n person. Sam· 2 hrs onu or twice per 830-0913. Dato &try Opr Apply Mon-M. Eve hours . F~xpr nee -mode; 11cr11mpriny acts:
---------1 Spm. Mon-t'ri . 17042 wk. Fem. Must ha\'e car. Equal Oporturuty The J olly Roger, lnc. r:i 8 AM to 4 :30 PM. Costa .\fcsa s.io 1707 HUR SES AfDIES pt:w btwn !lcti;. Salary
GlllctteAire. t n ·me. ~!.'!...5,,m. M:cr p lease. Employer laking application~ for a (~\e 1ntrrv1rw1; by •Jllll> ~--D11)s. cxpt!r vrd'<I n1•i.:ot111hh• Cull Bob Fis· •--::::::.:~::--·~~~~~~~~~~11~-...~~~!:._ __ _:_ ___ •·----------1 011ta Entry Operator. IERTIA CORr. Medical Ret'ord~ Ra<'<'P Me'8 Verde Conv 1101111. hr .. 7&1 .. 7867• IUS-IOYS tt.ltc.tter& 5¥fd ~tin or 1 year ex.per. w 6 llonist for bu<iy group OOl Cf'ntorSll .. I,;(;'~'''·· , ________ _
• Oay Cook, Fem. Motu.re. t i "ollowing not necess. mo's on IBM 37 l l. Perm 1800 I V°" Ko""°" prllctrce. S57-6:IOO. ----_ __ _ __ ----IA.It IOYS f'1Ume tor coffee shop. ESrAB,. t.'O. t'ltpandll\I. aa7..u50or837·8779 F ttime. Days. Pay wlll Irvine NURSES AIDES Prtlsm~n. Experie~cd,
l'or n ew luxut ) C:1llM3"887S Highes t comm . 101---------1 be.basedonex~r.level 833-1424ut29S GARAGE SALE ads in F/llmr & P /time. Day "llhni.: tn uft•rate AB
l>ia htclub Oral'lill Co sper hflr-••h a. Hai r Stylist to r e nt Apply in person, 8am. EquulOpp!-.:mpl,lf 'f' tht'OallyPilolbringhap· .shift.Exper'dpref d.Ap-01rk 360 & lcidelbulol
olrpor\ area. Call SELL ldl&! items With a Compl•te b'alnlnJ pro-spare/or percenugeNB ~11m Mon·Fr l. 17042 py results.Toplaceyour ply Park Superior, 1'4S Kono in :1m:11l upand.
1'.SJ.'1867 1)3\ly'POotctualhedAd. gram.CaUS.O.UM atea Paul's Halrt>eslln GUletteAve,Irvioe. $ $ $ drawing card, pbo"c Superior Ave , NB. lna Np\ Bch. a b op . 6'2·~. · m.seuor•~!l &a-5678U>day. &'2-2410. $18.ttM
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Prtnt Shop need& r,~~-STUDENTS. DeliV9fY ol ~5 1005 ...... J 1005 .---JW"C" ,. ....... srWld~.~owu'~,..d~co•druc ~ ~~~~ SICUTARY ~ ~m~ ......................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···.··.·-,··a·u···y··;:;··· ;~·;;··;;;~:;;;;i:::; bae. " • .. 3 N1~ht1 and :;unday, To ... S.1riwh11111•wt a pprox1mately $180.0CI Chi.'n'Y & b ple woodlo.. bl~tltll. pl&St&<up. Hl!B>ID need food ""k'lll eJl~r St14 .. SI.II' Mo per mootj) Phone IUTIQUE l'l ltlW t'll r Cuod used t"umllunt & k.in~ llU! M<t N)fllpMc•. ea_.• ,..1r. Col>7 C.tl Red tlill Really la add.Lo• Growu1~ w/Opl)Ort1u1lty Under t?c-ntt•I dl,,.rtlon JU 4321, alk. fo r Mr NU I .,._UY\ ~ Applia!1~t's--O R I wlll dbl drt'Sl.,N, d\t.'i\S, ,..,.
Priot101, 333 3rd S l , to 111 i.C.off In Mll-lloD Vw,. fOI' advancem .. nt. Call ••'f'V'H •• fft'rt tH'1 to Sede .. BJU . . :.c:U urSE.LL for 'I ou I'"' m1chln«J 4l l•mPll Luuna !Wach. JO A ot1w ~omm1.utoo for appL ~7~ the aaperlnte nde nl It 1 0tt .. r. er Fresh ccmtalner Of Clocks J~t In fr<?m MASTERS AUCTION 1'i4.i'JJ 2&11 '
_______ _.. a dat'dul• b u bun Elolltd olTn.Latt-tt r•llev· STU 0 ENT for Austria wilb some or the best quality 646-8616 & Ul-tUS ----
PIODUCTION
WORIEIS
MALE/FEMALE
ut1bliaht<d which p ro-fJUGGl::.B ; Opr ~pt c.'Om· u~ •upttintendc:nt of ad· hooMWOltt. S Hn ptwll:. we've had. All pnced to sell at super --------Ro und 40" di nett•, I
v1du it jln.He r op· mis. New iuu.1-e.xp. ntll• u1UUAU'11Uvo "otf1c:e d• lap. p~f. Cdll area av' .. "'" SAVl:-:1 Ntvr & used furn. t h•lrl. i-m•ll hutC'h purwnl\,Y for hnaoc:laJ b t ... •t.rinrr Y•chv., t iul · P•r torm• hlahl)' 644~ S ~· .ippl'> •• mi ... c. "illlnn 'lli 1.1 lu~ dour:. 2 Sbelr
rewardll. Uoo'l le'l Ou~ 6'15-1.393 romplu 'r ttaponslblt orrram All(: l111rii11m Nook. Now 2 hoolu·u•e. ull t d qualll...-
<•h.inc.-for • icucccsslul --• cl n cal wurk : l)ttfonna TKlt~.W s...... rrUltu ,. StM\'S ~!\ " 814 \Y "~ tlpr + :i..tr• Norit.ate
fuwru llpbv YOU ~Ille. C aru r-•l~ady publu· relt tloa lune · F /Ume lhru Dec.: Yrs l, 2, & J weight \'tennas, flat dlals, 30 19th. C.M. 84<! 71130 iii d dm1. J<'lr.tn,. pau.m.
l.dHUlllecitty wurk,SJ?S wk up to,.tart. tao ru : u naeutaod1 expcr. AA & D Elt-~· 54832Q Slt0.1»4·2'713 llnltl~•'-·t .. """""'ln•1 for t'"ullt-r Urmh ~-'7~t •• •. d , l l ·--lei •• ,..5 .... 1 ..... St, days, WeiKbt mlnlatures. an Au.st.ri an -. .,., ... ., ~..-.·· ,. An Htabhabf'd com11any ------1JC .. lt·1t·""' • nunta.t11 Vt! ...... •• .,. ,... d •-~..a G d 11 ) • I inl"('nt.lve (plt'C~llt'Ork I M!f'\'Ult.\ Oranatt C-0unly SALES n.-"ullll1UJL1 "dUt'S ut.ht-r CM M2·88¥2. 30 ay eneraved ~ CllrVt."u ran • \)\:latonul >l•llTll' lllhln .... ,. lt•rt•ulon u_veitellt so •
production work~r -t forthl'1>11•t Lllyc.•arN. IRYIHE ~ue!r~~fld w ork ., r e· T f.LE rHONE SAJ..ES. lather and many more. This Satur-<'h1Am. $17$ oroft,.r l"ttll ~~s :~ .. .., LaabJ• '1~
Mi.n:lmum 2 yean rtteenl 281111:.? Mnr1tut1nlo Pkw)'. COllPORATIOM .. ' '" day & Sunday 10:00 AM t.oe:OO PM. lietwt1t111 S ::JO und 10 • • . • --rwctory •·x~nen1·e r•· 811-3050 Skill Uwt ution lOOwpm , lktln.-d or dl$&bl~ men ~l.,•krl•>~ ur S11turd•~ & Antlqu" Drop·le.r wall
•1ulred. Mwii be wblt-to /\lieu MartJn, Mair. Ilic"• r11r"f'r 01,por '" on l) "'"" M wpm 11 n d wome n · Extra Also don't miss us at the Newport !'41111lay anylinH~ tu 11iee ~k $7~ Brass hi.ntins ~-ortr any shirt + uvcr· 80 vr uW l(J'uwUi int.lu.slry Apply In l'f.'rllQO At : rnooey tor t.be hoOday~. .Registery Hotel Antique Show. ~~HU~-_____ lamp. SHI&. ttatta n
time. Startin( wages worloo~ win~ s "' L /\. Founuun Vulh•y Srhool 1-.l <>rn•nR or evening . October 2, 3, & 4. t.'h"31nut t•1wt !bl.. ham'* c:ouch. $G.\.. 8' Coucb m.
from 13.27 per hr. P•YRe-.aJ t:state Hlesperson & Oruu~~ ·u. d1.1 r1nt: Doll, Nn. l Lli.1'tho1&1e Good u rnin1s. Phone T1r1.111) l "U'"• ,.'-nn !)40.1118lf ---tanp~a&naowellonr$4 ~. 1-"or be3ldeal In b U'\lnt-1S hr, ~purt:-l...n . (Q)1ntr ur1"1Alt>t'rl& ~· LEE SIMPSON ANTIQUES .. .. n~ per hr aaflt•r JearDJD' He. <".lit Sc.'Oll Realty mmck'd & •·ull .. i;w b:11'1t Nt'w land) Fountain Equal ()pportuntl > d~ll cr, J.l\·.rm chalu ,tontc.miporary ~".Gip, period, depeodln1 oo. S36-75JJ 1:rnd prd'd 'f"oroua h Vu.l.li:y, Cu £tnployer 120 Ylrtlmlo .._. n11w box i.pnngs & mal· Tot> Chrome frame Cot
emplo1en prodoctlon"'r--· -tra1n1 nt: ptov•d,.d t~hn.:Oe•dlant... --CoateW..64~0145 tr~sseto.. di!\trl!S~tl'd !""lplt-ftt' ··r•ble. 3'"$·. SlOO We alao ol!eT exctilept ~EPT-$600 J\vM'age J)l!'r:wn t•.111 c•arn Odul>er l lh, l97t> Tele phone ~aovassinic drei.ser, cu~lom "el vet Orn'I. ~ at W Balter,
contpan)'paidber>elits. l~r. f"ree to apphc aot. upto ~.000. bLyr c .. 11 \~ure an equaJ M/I", P•rl/fulJ Um(', •••••••••••••••• , QUt'<•n spre11dw,bc adbrd Suite lllO r e>!'t• Mcu
Appl,y9am·l2noon Y•JU will grau• the lovely Mr J ohn:;on ror uµpl opponu.natyemplo\'"r ~~ + bonus, Call &boht~rs. custom velvet SAM.SPM ·Mon·f'rl
llooday'tbruSaturoay rr1H1t d•"'k tn 1>lu.'lh lubby t?UJ SW-1066 • .......,., 8005 licyc'" 1020 ~f!':ter ~~t!,m" ~1a~:S ---------
Ot For'Thobe /\pphcantS ol lw•aul1ful new bu1ld in11 SALES TITLE IHS. ••••••••••••• •• ••••••• • ••••••• ••••••••••••••• • ~s:l!IS. IG, W. eOS$
WhoAreUn:iblt-rn N B. Good accur11te HttiMrt S"",CR ETARY PERSOMHEL l\EW&USEDBl.K~and --••a:::!:.••••••••••••••• ToApply Durin..: t\ ptnK needed. Call J. ~· -'--~--Rl::DWOOD GALLERY Rt'gu!.arlo~rvttow ,\.b1"•1I Abbot 00-~nel HdlJewellcn Your--A:ficatiou .C-.._-Shows parts. l-'nusen., MX 's. 3 ~ · •l F-llyS..:a.-* ,.u .-u.,.,.. ......-W h ·1· & 11> Spds. Cydl" & l."o &mboo \illai~. 535 /\ ...... ~ llours,OurEmpwyml't1t ,\~cn,y, 4500 Campus :-.owmi.en1e..,.ing.ilS41 canlcuadttaet ~ ••• 'o" IOIH ,RESENTS "Hlll'\\''*P<>rt Blvd CM BemardSt,C(\\ilJ Mna SAT/SUN. l OO s OF
OffaC\'W1UBeOl.)tln Or,N.B SS7·6l22. C-0astPlluaLocJ taonl11r ,..-jol--..ltion ovoilfor. THE ;;,12.1!1 tl> · 548 0125 Dea l e n GOODn:s Furoltur11.
SPM 7PM --------quality :..ilt'i. uraenh:1I l..niq~~-op~;'luniliei. · Consignme>nt dashe:.. pad ures, aoU
onTues&Wt'd RECEPTIONIST personnel-Jcwt.•lrY l'' J\all in the Seuetunal LoftCJOrder NEWPORT luildlftC)Matmalsl025 ---------ques, f'lectr1c oraa.n
c;,·oeral office. plea. ... Jnl p.;:r d1::.1rable but not & Clt'nc:;il field. We ~itu Tltte Offic•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• B.\K~R B~ccuuve l>t>sk C'fhom11>) Corner Ocean
A.RPI F=' oo phont:. llle typ1ni:. " nee Plt:.a.\"" 1...rll !H~l.370 lwof hdµ Antique l'EOAR SHAKt:;!, :'\hot cond1taon. SlSOO. Ph l.o'tonl & Adams. Balbo.a u.iy '-'k.tOhrtla),)lun· or :>l9-t319for.tp1JI Tltt.Exomh••rs Dir ect fr Mill. C:ill 675-348-l Penin. ... ula. Thur.~S.7117 ----Exec. SK~tary Secretary Show & Sale ------
VOIT, INC.
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lli'<'l'pt1nn1sl. w.itcnrnnt F/Limeposrt1onnvJ1l.for or bmk\•rai.:dirmb~l·k Typist S~s-day·Mon Comeros&-w1ror m 11'a tops. Xl nl alems , furn , & ....
hK: 1',tame.Wlrnt.Js.N B. arcsp.womJnw/:.truni.: ~round prl'fSal S750+ TIHeSearc:w •OCT2·3·4• Equipmftlt 8030 cond .• $125. ea bsl ofr. c~es.Oct.2nd &3rd.
IH.l 01:!6. ----s.iles ability. l::xpc.r. ne<: l~al A sst/Secy Ac,OWttiftCJ cim llrs: 1·10 & Mon 12·1> ••••••••••••••••••••••• EHS-122l l Riptide Crt. Newport
p E\enings. '\ln1 op1>0r.fnr person Escrow Officer T'--R . try ~hmiy.irli•x mod ified QUE 1-: N 5 0 f ' A Te.rraceCoodominJuma •• An£ 1 Op rt t RECEPT /TY IST Page Boy Maternity w1stron.1t le'lal 11ecrel:ir~ Escrow S.cr•tary ~ e-c)ll · E u d -;qua po Uni)' lloauun.1ICl"\f1rm loc:it 557.57~ lun:kt:rounit 18800MocArttaur w/55·180 :.upcr, ~rip, S L E l':P R nuse ·GlganUcs11le.Dlnrmt.lM
EmployerMtF ed an N~wport Center-· ----NrO.C.Al~rt I J lt ~rs. case. l e n s Loosep1llow11.~-47ti0 &chrs,doghou&e,boal,
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PRODUCTION lypas l.'f)'petJO 6-l-1 89'.!IJ e xc l usive c hil d ren~ w11h America'11 largest withAd$L75ea. ---------HID~A·B • lleml'>. Sut/Sun, lO-S.eoo
---storo.SouthCoost l'law T ltleo Company. E x· Near new 8mm Kodu.k Unused. CO!'Ot S390. SeU Tust1nAve,N.B.
MACHIMISTTRMES RECEPTIONIST Phones.i9..ssss '\,YC...TROMAC...'-OCIAll'I celle nt e mployee's --proJcctor & screen. Sis. sno.&De hver.M4-4760 -- -- -Must be lK yr-; old. Wl XI h ---t>encf1t plan. S ala ries Thomas l::dison 1!118 t\ni lri6-3IS3 _ -G11ra1w Salt>: Sat. Sun.
will tram for future ad Good I} pii.t • nt P one• Saleslady e'qwr'tl Rl'l •11 Personn~I Aciency op;>n. Apply an person or berula cyl phonograph. Cat -9035 Won SlOOO cu.~lom sofa. Oct 211<1 & Jro. 10 llP<1
vancemenl m.innt•r Lite dencul duthani:' O\,•r :!S ~.1 :J72:'1B1rchSt,N fl •·.ill .\Ir. Lindholm tor m111t l'Qnd,oak1·ab11wt.G 1 \Jraod Ill'"'· ~00/bt'"l or b1kt• :.k1i. planh
• d dulll'" oc ,\1rport l0Ci1 · C•w •·•"') 557-00 .. 5 '"'llfitl"nltal appt l~· fCl'Ord,.. ~ISO BUI ···.··.·················· fer.~1 5i2H 1lo1h1~ ... & ~·1·c. ~~ w' Dan Gurnl') In ustri...... t1un .. '-··11tl br1nf r"sumu \'\\'!) ..,..,, .,...,. .. 'v • PL l"'I , .... K ti p .... JOO! S. Y.il1· .,... ~ • w Chinese Crcdcnt.i/l>ut ~. ''' ' , 1 1'11'· "omc B11lllon Hlvrl Nwpt Och Sanla,\11,1 ;,1t140ll 10 l' 0 Bo' C 1!1525, SaJe5m.i11 ":.tnte•i :"l't'<I :.! l tlO ' 1··:~1~~~I} 1'' Ht TITLE let, d • .rk wonu $:!l*5 .itlult~.Cl•'A.Si5 up Bahyllnl' r rlb w t m &l· _ -· --·-~
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ln'lnl' ad1puhlH' rcla · b 1 '\urstc"r\ &. 1.JnUMJfll'. RUST PUBLICAUCTIOM '1111 t>-1'.!·411>1! llOfabd,rt'<'lnr,toys etc
t rons a"en•·\ ne1·<h llr11?hl 1>tc•r:.nnu I<". l1..:1t :.~a:JgNe~purtBl\c1 t '\I SECRETARY MAl\.YFtNi:;n ·t:MSOf quuht), lop 11111•., Shu" -I W&J -.. Jt'l·urate tq.11n~. 'lnl 800Ho.MoinSt. i::.TAT F: J f:Wt::L llY .. iL:. ""'"111.1 t;rn\l·vet · Relocatm~. Misc items '>ha r P. Im all in a t " e ,1,.·lltn" & "" x :iu tu S .. LESPERSO.u tt."lt\ ., Ill'( SloJHl' llllh•ct h.1rk goose pl"~ .111 like new deO & person to c·uordm.ile the 30 "\ l _., " Santa Ano, Ca. AHT OBJ 1-:c I'S. A:.. cl ..,. 1 """~' t>Jll t0-1.9 ..., L· P R d epartment \\'t·ll t . 'orpnr Jrca l::i.per d inn·lJ1I Jt'"'cl11 BOOKKEEPER T.f:547-3333 TIQCI::s, f'l.'\E I-lift Ooqs 8040 "I . -ofr lurn, nmg wattor
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lor ~(J(J n11J , .. 1 .. rt1n" RED CARPET ConfelTlporory "'°'I.. 11. 111't·,Mrr1· & ,u·,• EOI-: 1 'h 11" 1• 11 ·' • rl k 111 :-'.1111 • """ i-1~;. '"' * 1 I H1 linliou~ llali• lilarttn" Ol·t. ,. ·---------rout:h :! arm l 1:111 .... 1 .1111• 1 1 1 ,. i-al:.ary. llr,,. ll 4 :IO, 111••·11 REALTORS 962-10 I I Clothing 10111.. t 11 ~ f 11 r .111 '\In l h.ll'k ~-.111111\ ''"Jltt ,,1,.. Fh11tl..11l '"~' 111;1 lll!>IX 1 u111 <'I I '"1 ·'· .;~·1 •·u 1;11· 21111 201!> Commodore
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vens1on & good hosp It I:: S,\f,£5 "'om1•n"• dnthtnl! &. '11 llo'I. 742 DanJ Pn1nl ttU•' ~1d1.•hoJ11I :>l\1[1, t'h,11np1nn'<tod< ~Ill \l~ .. l'I I I.. K. 1111 I ~d.i Cramo1y's Stulf, (rom ·1 T k II •· ll''l"U L· H th th · \\'hrte .... c" •n" '1 t\1 h1r1•· • · ·1 ,. 111"~ qu ·i · 1 • coul·hc~. ti' unliquc lil}hl. '"an. a 1ng <'as"" 111 ,, .... r. e "', e l'\•ss 111 rnan.11!•· & tJkt' ~f.!li?.I ~.·"~ ~. io~i·"lti' <':'illltltuti ~"t lrt!>hl'1•111r r.·m.1l1', :-.-1;~1 \\t>•HI lru!n•·.i.ofa bulbs.Wc'vl•gol lt!SaiA-1 1.erv'l~wrnii on Sun, O<'l be--t. lrJrnmi: . .>upporl. J i hi.: ol uor 1111m1•n ,. SECRETARIES ....... ~"-' "11111' .di ... 11.,1, ~Iii) l.;11111" ._;\;> 1.amt' Sun, Oct. 2 & J. l$3l
3, btwn 2~PM l'hullt'. 111Jvcrll:.mg &:.Jl~a1d<1, dt••1l.JlourW1•,1min,11·1 h.nusehr11k .. n . '''""g t.1hl1• '''"' :\luth more S ·re nad e T Arrac .. 556-1660 ' Dt•:.peral1•1\ '11>1'''"" 1: " , . ---l.mqu•· ll•lm•·' in \lt',.1 .\I.ill 'tun· 1 .tll 1 .. r "' * becuti•e TYPIST Appliances 10 I 0 ,,;~1 !!Id R7 IH Iii.> o.·,;tR -'un inc T~rr11c~1 CdM. • \··nit• hJ .. Oflt'Oln~" a.ml l.cr\ \\ JIJ!Jl Th~ fuwst draw"' lht· u11rurtun1t 1t• ... '.,11 THE LOOK •Administrotiv~ \lu .. 1 ha,·e iiood (\ptni: •••••••••••••••••••••••,\I\ C Vo bl r "'.r n "'"'"'!.'"I"'"'''· ~SO Moving sale f'rl·Sun.
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.W,Want•d 7100H.lpWnted 7100 SEAMSTRESS •Accountinq PACIFIC MUTUAL it' St-II dt•antn" . .:uhl 1 1 1 '~~, ·1 p1 nrff,., thl "'I --'11 "h11rL1t1·"h "' \I.ill• llll'l.I'• 11 ''' "1 l.•flll•' •l11wtt .. 'I.I'\ w1C.•.••1r"t'l S'aln Sne In ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w ·ttt E · ' ., ltlO:"e .... portCtr Dr loll hurner. 1:1" <'all .olt Ut'rnJrtl & .._ '"'" 11; ~ • ·-•
San Juan
Capistrano
You may huvc noticed the new big
whlte building with the orange tile
roof at the Junipero Serra offramp
to the San Diego Freeway. Thal 's
our company, ENDEVCO, & we
manufa cture & market
sophisticated precision electronic
instrumentat1on system'>.
*Clerk Typists
*DeYelopmentTech Sr.
•Welded Modufe
Inspectors
*Ceramic Lab Asslstmtts
* Marlcetin9 Secretary
•Test Technicians
*Precision Mechanical
Assemblers
(Transdocer., >
U you have experience in any d the
above, & would like to wcrk for a
well established progressive
company in our beautiful facility,
please submit your resume or s top
by&apply at:
ENDEVCO
R1ncha faejo Road
San Jua11 Capistran
A1J Eciw!I Opportunity Employer
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644-5070 J ... ~troH.\RYlll-:LI• TELLERS 1'1 "' uld Sl'l.'i .... 11, .... 1 l'·""'r' 1111·l11tl1·d '"" .\1tt'fmi: h1•1a:1'. a:rl'C'n."
Coll 540-4455 SECRETARIES ofrt•r7G8 ·1938 Cull .Ill '•II:" .• \\k111I. turq ........... ~.uoo. ssooni Warehouse Sale
Fqual Oppor t:mployl"r XEROX 800 OPRS Kenmore wa,h<'r &. 11a~ .im lrnw . ..io 7-'~ l11·,l oll1·1 ti HI Mlr.K
SECRETARY ---CRlDITCHECKERS dryer sso ead\. c . .tl aft l>o\lr1:errn•r. x m.1. ullJ ~l \I\ .,.11,. i·aln nc-i:-,..
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l nlt>rinr D es igner
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1-"urnllurc, pict u res.
lamps, florals & other •c:·
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C/\S)I &CARRY
lAURAMERLO
& ASSOCIATES
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room!! 681HPO. COSTA MESA l.&c No 122KlrY
•speed, air c·ond . pwr '73 Monte Carlo>. 1> s. p/b, CorYeffe -9932 $2295 $3688 11teerin1. radio &. \'tnY AM trM till Vtn\I top ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 MIRCURY
top. A new Toyot.a trade Xlnt rond l>JJ{>O lltill ~JS 7 4 V H 540 • 5630 MONTEGO 540 • 5630
ill. (129MX1JI. e e Auto. trans., factory air OHLY Sl 177 ·72 Monte C.irlo, good 4 Spd .. leot1lher. AC. conditioning, power clean cond. lthr IJu.-kel stereo, T·top. $7-195 Can
Mf\RQUIS
MOTORS
seat.s,elec ... mduw~.PIS, lease, bu~. i.ens 1ble strering, power brakes,
P 1B. ult v.hl. ,\\I 1-"M pymts.890LOS 2626HAll01t ILVO. radio, beattr.253KRV
s tert'o rad111, lvn~ole. Briti5h Cor Co COSTA MESA $2777
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LIN( OL N MCRCURY
2626 HA.HOR ILVD.
COSTA MESA
ATLAS
Chrysl.r /ptymoutt.
Open 0111ly & Sun. 'UI 10
PM
2929 Harbor Blvd •
Costa Mei.a
546-1934
MOVING: Must Sell
'71 Duster. lo m1
t>.1()..1527 S2650. ~·!l.);1.1 714/990-2525
'66Che\'y JI. itllMJ n11l1•' on 213[694·28!4_ ' . ,. ·'" ,, "''' ".,.,,' . ., .... ) ·'·· ,,.,, '73 FORD TORINO
V·R. auto. trans , fador} ,ur eondllmnang, power
"kcnni;. power brake:..
540-5630-
1011\SO\ & SO\
Otd5mobile 9955 ~ -----
••••••••••••••••••••••• 7UB'1rra(·\.K'ta l o\'-nr.:UCJ ltriio\l't')IUN \t If J(l
,.. i ;n•u 4V\ · 1~10 t'ngant'. 111'" l•·11 nl, ·-1 Cor ·tl' Al PW
$8SObe:.t1•lll• lllKll67 ;,,l w~~. ~\\I UF~t'. lu~ • LINCOLN· MERCURY '7 3 OLDSMOBILE ~.~~l. J u 1 0 . ~ 1 111 o
'ii Ca111.111J Chrysler 9925 rack. ~.uoo 1111 urani.:c
Mm oH . loulil'rl. •••••••••••• ••• • ••••••• ~. 557-!fJ~!f
radio. hl'ater. whitewall 2626 HAltlOR llVD. ur~. 'myl roof . tinted COSTA MESA
Cutfau Supreme Hardtop. A little blut' T!·i1t·~ w,onl{'<I f1)r trade
beaut\'! 1223N RO 1. tor 10 I lymouth Du!!h:r. Sl19S tii:1. 7 --__ _ 'jJ ;\tl'~Wpo1 t ··~r tund .74 Cont>tle. T-top. ~
'f;7 Cum.mi HJll<'' Spt A:'ol f :\I, '!'.',' '.!\., '1111 auto. ~Int comt \l•lluw
gla:..s, wheel cover!> .• 74 C· . ....,.., v-.---0-1 L11(ht green in color! Set' apn ~ ·6eng. x at Wt.lay! 620KLL. mt, uuto trans, sunrooC. OHLY $2777 73147~an~lllm•
POfttioc 9965 Auto. \'8. :.11n ll l'll pro· lO~~ltl '3 ·'""1 ·'" -w1blk leather mt St.•reo 52995 ract air Xlnt mech cond
S2895. 548· 1"87. iierly Super!> cond ·~2 C.:hru!l'r '.\,·" \orl..er SS2-8752afl 5pm
~J7S 4!f1 ~91 4-1.500 in1 . \Ill\ I ond Call Oodqe -f 935 540-5630 . 7 J M E R e u R y
'74 Camaro l.T. 22.500 m1 . ~o.i279 __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MONTEGO
must sell, $t300. &l2 l!-l •75 Chrysler Cordoba ·ro Coront•t St.itaon Wgn, VILLA.GER or543-t4~ Mint! l t.ovo m1, like g~ l'ont..I. J>\t l'iy ~75 .2626HAalOllLVD. STATION WAGOM
M l\R Q ll IS
MOTORS
.o ... l''M,\At.ul Rlll p""''
• •1 • .. , A •• • r l • •
¥ , ">'' •N \ill JO
~. 1. ~o -lV'l 1.~1v
Chevrolet 9920 new! (JS&!.\ I C<tn lelbc. ~··908 COSTA MESA V·8, out.o., ltans .. factory
••••••••••••••••••••••• British Car Co. ;4 Dart. cu:.tom -I Dr. v..s. ----------• 01r J>Owrr steering and 'i3 Toronado. Full pwr ..
1975 CHEVY 714'/990-2525 aar. P,S, '''"~I toµ, radio. '76 FORD GRA.MADA brikes. radw, hcat••r. xln~nd 49~:n~ l'. P
MOH1A2+2 213/694-2854 steel ratl111b . 11rig. 4·DOORSEDAN :.uper c le an. Supt-r Soll· or I ··.
Au t 0 mat H'. r :1 di 0 • • -O\\ ner ~;.?!ljlJ >I.Hi xii;!~· V 8. auto. trans .. fal'tory t-harp' Lh:. -t4JGOl> ""'774 OLDS CUTLASS
huter, :.pc-mil "het'I:,. Oftti!Mfttol 9930 6il·S215 01r. l'Ond1l1oning, power $3899 SA.LOH 2-DOOR
nm·1 t>.-lc•ld from ll>EW' ••••••••••••••••••••••• £....~ 99 .. 0 :..tcenn~. pawer brake~. SANTA AHA H•RDTOP
........•..••••••••..•.
'00 GTX 4.tO 4 Sl)d, $700.
Aft6pm
1517 Supt>nor
'75 PONTIAC ASTRE
3 Speed, radio. heater.
I.as than 12.000 male:;,
runswcll1 9t4NJL.
$2395
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• llNCOLN ·MfR<:lJRY tllllOLW.\• '71 LIHCOLH ':'::~••••••••••••••••"".• r.idio. hl'atl.'r. 10 " LIHCOLHMERCURY A
O ..... LTS3177 e~l"'-'E"'"'T·LCPE nilleaJ,:t.'. Super l'lean \'..fl • .iuto.trnn,,f.il'lOI") 2626HA.ltlOltlLVD. "' , ...,...., ""'A 7SS1hcrGran.irl1 Oh1a automobil e' Lit• lJOI N.Tustm aar . l)O\\t'r !oll'<'rani: COSTA MESA
Ml\RQUIS
MOTORS
• 1' .... 0.' ~.Alll•UfRIPI PNW Y
" lt • ·1of• .,_, A.r• I••
M•\'\ION Vil JO
". H Jd"'l> 4111\·l/10
•CHEV. '76 Hew*
Monz.i Town Coupt', 5
&peed ~conomy. t~).
Only $.1798.
HOW A.RD Ch•vrol•t
Do\ e & Qua al Sls.
NEWPORT liEACll
833-0555
\-8, aulo tr,an' fio ft011 \'er\' clean. lo.irlt 11 t..011 !Ul:\'\S SCll'lfo AH 547-0511 power hral.. •• , \ :\t 1-''.\1
atr l'Ofllflt11111111~ pmH•r m1·,.. ~' .. ~!I :>."111.1 54799 :..tt·rt·o. r.ilh ,. "hl'<'"-'60 l'ont1al' \\'Ji:on. gOO<I 1>lt>enn1:. 1111"1.'r tdl'•C ' 1!170 '.\ll'rt'UO !\l arqu1l\ C'u~tom bu1·kd :-.<·uts tran" t·ur ~23 bei.t of·
brakes. VQ\\<'r \\ rndo"" Ford ·~:1 \),1\ t•ntl.. ~Ii.A.I SANTA A.HA -1 dr. full J>Ower. hr bcagl" Su~r l'll'.lll' ~harp' Lie fer. 100 ~17
po-.•er H n t-. rn d 111 Ube oldr . ,\ l'. 2JO t.i en.i UHCOLH MERCURY w bro" n vrn) I lop. Lite 22!>KIJP Pnr t'd tu ,,..,11 at
heater. "h1l•'"·'ll t11t·~. 1u.i;.10 ll\Oi t30l N. Tustin body damage s.,,. Sl085 $3899 vinyl root. 11nlt-ll i.:l.i" --~4-1156 Loaded "ith .ill th<' '62 F'ord Fakon. ti t')I. S•toA.na 5•7·051 I SANTAANA.
goodies! JOSt:('f: auto. Ru n' xlnl ~1 50 'ti3 Marauder Clean. LINCOLN MERCURY $2995 t1r111.6-12-31!!1 Lincoln 9945 Automahc.S300 1301N.Tu1>lin
-••••• • •• • • •••••••••n•• l}l2·9731 Santa Ano 54 7 ·051 I
540·5630
1011\~0\ & ~O\
• , INCOI N MF JICURY
IFYOU
have a sen·ice to nUrr or
j!oods to s~ll. plan• .111 ud
1n the DJ1h P iiot
2626HA1tl09l II.VD. <.:l;u~1f1ed 5<-l'llOO --~o_s !.A MES4 __ 1_Pho~_ne_64_2·S6"78.
'74 LINCOLN
4DOORSB>A.H
'i4 Montego MX · - -
Brougham, power. air. ,Imo 9957
loaded w 'tlrai.. !ill bUd ••••••••• •••• • • • • ••••• • \'H, auto trans., factor~· radial~. low. low 13,llOO '71 l'l:\TO ~11r uind11tonme. Power m1 Bei.t offer. ""9·~i "L""r ,.O.~D steering, power dist• '' " "" brakes, power windows. wknda anytime, wkdays S2. l00 S4~-4 .
9970 ..............•........
'72 T·llRD
\'.ll a utomatl<' trnns ..
fat1ory air t•onditionang,
Power stl'crln11. power
brakes, power wmdows,
JlO"'C'r ... cats. radio. ht!atl'r. wbllt!wnll tirec;,
\'IO}'I root, tinted gla:.11.
Wheel co' c:n. 920NQO $32,,
Awto1 ..... 9100 A.tos,H•w 9100 A.Mtot, ..... powe r seats. rudao. an.4. '71.auto. R 11.1-0wner
heat.er. whitewall tires. Great !!hope Sl.12S. $40-5630
\•myl roof. tinted gla.!>s. Mlllt.g 9952 <.:all 515-1909. ·
wheel covers. ttlt whel'I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~xtra nice car! Lie. No ·~ MustunJi? 289 Cobra 4. "73 Waflon. air. lug. rck ~SJPP. speed. extra~. xlnl rond goodl·pnd.$1750 $6395 SlS00.551-2500 fWft .. 1842 ____ , 2626 HARIOR ILVD.
COSTA MESA
1011\'SO\ \~SO\.
• I !l'j, ''l t4 Ml II• UHY
.,, '-cl , ............ $671
8 cy1 , •ulo. tral'll., lie f031PEG
160 Olck II H Top. ••..•• $450
Auto. lr.ns .. He tFX~
1971 vw s .... IOcll •• St475
4 speed. Lie f 155EAO.
71 Gre .... by MC ••.• $775
6 cy1, auto
'69 01ck Delta 11 ••..•• $175
Alr, XXE755.
71VWSyper....._
Sunroof &97COG.
·10 vw 9 , ........... s 1775
842HEW.
169 Che•. Van ¥4 Ton .• $1375
Auto. V..S. 784 71J.
'72 Ford Courier PU ...• $1475
96739T.
•72 RatW• ••..•.•••• $1275
Frnt whl dnve. i spd. t25HOF.
170 °"' w. . ....... $1075 Root reek. auto., R-H. 2'5ASJ
'72 .,..._ 1200 c,. .. $1075
O!MHFO
'71 T~ota Corona Db •• $1075
279MFK •
•70 Wck LTD !cit •••••• SI 175
Xtra fancy. lull power 710CPM
•70 T-llRD .•....•••••• S 1175
118.ASJ
173 Che•Y Ho•a 6 c;yl, auto 28 t JFW
'71 Poftt. La1111 SDori •• $1675
Bucket seats. cons_o,e: ·auto P/S, air .
255EOJ
'71 Toyoto Mrk II •••••• $1475
2 Dr Vinyl top, auto, air. 5490VH. ·
'71 Flat ISO lacer ••.• S 1275'
4 Spd.103WBW. .,,, .... c,.. ..
Auto. Y'Xteio-
'66 Con\'crt :its own. xlnl A.altos, Hew 9100 A.altos. Mew tlOO Autos, M•w tlOO Aaltos, Mew tlOO
I e
cond Value 1nt·rea:\~~) r ••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. •••
l> T rade l·omparable
t vnd \'an 645"8953.
2626HAllOlt e\Vl>. •74 \'6 Ghia. ;\1C, nu ures,
COSTA MESA z; ooo m1 . xlnt .-ond s.ioo
;1 Conlloenual Coupe mer "hlsle 1>11 57'.!i or •
Fully equipped, xlnt &ti S.~l__ _ _ !
l"fl '!d: S2 ,595 PP· '61' Mustang. xlnt mech . •
636 141\5 new brakes, tune-up. red •
9947 w blk uphol.. rear spkrs. !
••••••••••••••••••••••• .• ~I ure11. SI~ 631·0655_ .,
'72 FORD MA.VHICK '61 Mu11t Nfo;W: eng, up-•
Automatic transmission, h n I • t 1 res.. paint . •
factory air condltionlnc. ilJOO.orrer. 49·M928 oft. 6 ! <--..,a.-..""-~
power steering, radio. wkdys .,
heuter. Nice cir ! Lie. --• No 063ELV. 'M 289, very good cond. •
S 1999 ft~r~~~~talls. 548-6J06 !
540-5630 '66 Hord top. V-8, A.T. !
P/S, P /B, vanyl top. 3rd •
ownr, very clean. $975. •
Sat or Mon. 968·48711 •
2626 HA.RIO• ILVD. • COSTA MESA "69 Mustang 302 e ng, • ma,:.~. new paint, tires,
'70 Muverlck. $700. Auto.. air shocks. 686·11136 even·
Cull in~s --------------'M Yutback 289. air, P/S,
'74 Mavenck, 4 dr, auto tape drk, auto, many
tr1n1, A/C, xlnl cond. new. $l3SO /b11 t orr
S2:500.~3'7 _548-__ 1_893 _______ _
• •
.•.....•••.......................................•..•.... • •
Ill Huy yom· or tYI' tl'UC!lc from
llNb F'rll'dlandrr Tovot•'•
ll1rco ln>tn1urv .ind llet tht'
rrt'e I'" for llw rt~t or 19'7~ nus ad mw.1 lw pr~nltod •I l1ml' Ill purcha.,c.
W Get your llfft pnre from any olh•r Tnvol M dultr on " vl'lud• like any""" ha•e In 'lotk Ir we r•n'l b<oat \heir deal. yoo b\lv iht' rJr rrnm
llll'm, hrln11 u1 a c09y nr lhe complt'\e purrh~"· t:M'drr. an<i llt'l'I> f'r1~landt'r w1U rurtll'll lh1 cu frl'e for lh•l nhkle fnr thl' 1 "''or 1\flh
• IJI '11u1mum mtlUllP la I~ ,. m1l1·~ ru•r monl h Put' I
ron,.um11ttnn ba-.ed on •
·"'••Jilt" t .l'I\ r1lv l11~1t ... 11v • mllcaac nhma11-. All 110 •
d I ' p " n , ,. •I J t II 1· r b •
frlcdlander'> •
(;t:LICA'S AVAILABtt: FOi\ IMMP.011\Tf:DELIVERY • l\J,l. (;l\RS SUllJt:lTTO PRIOR SALE •
Immediate O>elivery on Many Model ' •
' .
I
Wherever you live In Or•no• County. buying•
UHd C•r In Costa Meaa
from Johnson & Son
.. Just M•k•• Sensel" • 7 4 UMCC>Ue 4 OOOll sm»AM
V·I . auto trani. . factory air
condJUonlng. power leennc. power in.c brakes. power "lndoW'I. powu
seats. radio. healer. whitewall urn.
vinyl roor. tinted glasi., wheel
covers. tdt whe.:I. e'tra nice c&r' •
Uc. No 645.J PP
$6395
'7 4 COUllD f'QUP
' speed J ;u.·kman maJ?~. t.up.
yellow Ul3208U 1
52588
'74 FOID PfMTO
Auto trans . s tereo radio. cu~lom
tntenor & extenor. Pretty color.
Uc. No 130JSH
$2795
'7J MUSTANG G«4NDf
V·8. auto tr..in-. ructorv air cond1t1onin~. J>')wer -.te<·rine. power
(disc> brakl·~. power w1ndn"'.'·
radio. h1•atl'r. whitewall t1rt ..... Vt~..) I
roof. ltnlt'CI 1tla''· wh,~I l'llVl•r,, Lo
Lo mill"> '>Cl' 1t today • L1cPnM! ~o.
122KllY S]688
'1' MDCUU M419UIS WAGOH
Auto. tr..in ~ .. ru<'l!>r\' air
cond.allon111g, power Ml'1.'nn)>I. po"er
brakes. radio. heuter. II Pa,,cnger .
CS58NDVI s4aaa
'72 CA,..I COWi
V-f>. 4 speed. AM IFM stl'reo radio.
heater. 40.000 males Super l>harp•
(S81PDFl s2295
'7J MHCUIY MOHTtGO
Auto I ran,, IJl·t o r \ .11r
1·ond111onin1: i>O"l'f -.t1"·nni.: ll0\4l•r
brakesl-adao. heater 2.'131\R\
s2777
'72 FO•D MAYllttC:X
Automatic tr<1n,m1,~1on ftwton air
rondllionin11. powrr i.lc.'eTlnl!. ru<!10.
heate r "ln'l' 1·ur1 l.1c No 063F:LV.
$1999
'72 T·lllD v.11 . ,HJtu 'rJnl> .• f..iclOr,\' air
~ondit10nrng. IHJw('r !lteorrng, power
bra kt',,, P"" <'r "andows. power
seat1'. radm. hl'atl'r 'Ahitcwall t•res.
viny l root 11ntl'll glas:-.. wheel
(OVero; 4 !120N~}() I
'3266
SPECIAL
1976
ARROW
SALE
o.tstondln9 Y alues • Ir.cl
.... 1976 Arrows .•. H's Y..-
Tit.. to Son 169 °" th. Arrow
of Yow Choice!
IUHD HIW'76
fll. YMOUTH AMOW
' ll)tled 4 cylinder 1 tlOO cc. enoine.
vinyl buckel 11&ats. 6001C13 tires.
(7L2•K67300911 I
WHAT MORE
CANA
LITTLE CA~
GIVE!
JV•hd to top'" StJndllv
Octobef 3. 1979. Subfect to prior ule J
OPEN DAILY
UNTIL 10 P.k
• INCLUD .... SUM»AY! .
&ITS A GllAT DIAL
WHEN YOU CN1'
IH OM THE MAZDA
MEW '76 MADAS
STAIT AS
LOW AS
52999
Mazda Mizer (360064) • OUTSTANDING
RESALE VALUES
1961 POM11AC
FIRElllD
Auto a real nice car. bucket seats.
excellent cond. I 113JRE)
5 1450 • 1975 VOLKSWAGa.
"SPECIAL EDmON
LE GRANDE" ()flly 18,000 m1 . sunroof stereo
(679MYD}
$AVE • 1974 CHEVY
SURFER VAN
Auto only 27,000 m1. 8 track tape
deck. custom intenor w-shag
carpel1ng. icebox. bed. power
steenng. Mural paint 1ob. mags .
radials. very sharp
5 4975 • 1975 TRIUMPH
TR-7
Sunroof. mag wheels. casselle
player (740PCPI
55475 • 1972 PORSCHE
91 l·T 5 spd. alloy wheels, (01981) A~.
leather intenor. super clean!
YEAR-END
CLEARANCE
ON All 1976
BUICKS
EXAMPLE SA YIM&S •••
Brand New 1976
SKYHAWK 11S"
EQUipped with VB engine. 4 speed,
pwr. steering. tinted glass. roof
cr o wn molding & body Side
moldings (1074731
s4199
SUPER RESALE
SPECIALS
lt7S CHIYY
WOHU TOWM COWi
• IPMd. tilt Wheel. blue extlffor
w/White vinyl toP & 8 trtek atweo.
Only 22.195 miles. (875MET}.
OMLY$2999
lt74 IUICIC •MMA L'*'4ld wtttt stereo. tilt wtleel. cruise
oontrof. pwr. windows. seats & door
locks. vinyl roof & ctWOtN """9ela. (129LP8).
OMLY$4888
lt74 AUSTM w41114
4DOCMt
4 I099d. w cond.. AWFM nd5o I ... .,.,. 8000 111iles. (293MSF).
·'
CLEAN
UP
SUPER
SALE
WE MUST
MAKE ROOM
FOR ARRIVING
'77 Models
OVER
200
'76'S
NOW
PRICE
SLASHED
TO THE
BARE
METAL
SUPER
SAVINGS
DUllH&OUI
REDUCTION
SALE
UAM"-1 •••
'76 FfAT I JI SIDAN
AIR CONDITIONING
Fully equlpt)ed Including automattc
transmission. AM-FM stereo radio &
n.ny other fectOfY extras. Demo Ser. 1 100825
DISCOUNT
$1000.00
NOW
$4598.10
0.erl40
Mew&Usecl
r Car
YaklES
1916 SIVIW
Cruise control AM/FM tlll)e. full
power. THREE TO CtiOOSE.
Ct04510001 Low as
$I 0,800
* 1'74 COUPE DIVIW
'Leather. stereo radio. c.bnolet top,
full power. FIVE TO CHOOSE.
12.000 Mile or 12 mo. cadill.c V.P.
Service Agreement "Available."
(1024REC) Low as
$6595
* 1974 SEDAM DEVIUE
Leather Seats. AM·FM stereo racho.
tilt Wheel. full power (629JR1l
$6395
* l '74 FUETWOOD
llOUGH.U.
60/40 Power seats. leathet. v.nyl top
stereo. full power. Low Miles. 'TWO
TO CHOOSE. (1177340) Low as
$7295
* I HJ CADIUAC
CLASSIC C:O~
Near mint condition. only 58.240
original miles. A buy of a hfehme.
('460ASL).
$3195
' ... .... 'ref. Senlc• Ar••••
...... -~--4 lt7~1t76
... 0000 ......
1974 PLYMOUTH
SHllH•PWS ~ w1ndowt. air oond • bucket
sr:ats. vinyl top, power train. plus
Service Agreement "Available."
(257MCC) $3295
* 1974 DODGE
suaFHVAN
V8. automatic. air cond . carpels.
penehng. stereo radio. tape player &
~g wheels (#1A82805)
$5595
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BE OUR GUEST
THIS
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY
YOU'LL GET. • •
• Hot dCMJS
• Apple cider
• Popcom
and
77 CHEVROlET .
·~·····················
A
WHOLE
NEW
CA~,
AWholeNew
Ball Gan•
•
1976
0
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-·· 11HA TCHBACK11
With AM radlO
~SGC2057t39)
.-
"WAGON"
(WBA2024904)
53077
SPECIAL
OF THE WEEK
1974 CHEVY
NOVA HATC .. ACK
Automatic. air cond .. AM/FM stereo.
pwr. steering. 350 VB. yellow with
matctung interior & side rroldings.
(689JPW).
52495
CHICK OUR 9UALITY
USED DA TSUNS
197$ DATSUN
210%
AM/FM radio. air oond.. mags. 4
speed Must see to 8'lf)reciate -
Like NEW• (2\MMYE).
S~VE
GAS.SAV!R
1972 DATSUN
Llll0-2Dr.
4 8')Md. radio. Mat• & gold wtth
black Interior (34'51 49).
5 1995 • 1975 DATSUN
710 DIMO
2 Or. Radio, heatw, • ll)Md. air
conct.. eoeolal paint a only 4'200
miles. Mu1t ••• to ·apprectale •
(()4.404 9).
53998 • 1975 DATSUN
PICKUP
AM/FM 8 tract(, custom interior, 4
IPMd. chrome heavy duly bUn'IPer.
aide mirror• & low mileage. U58335Z).
$AVE
I •.
-
•
BUY
FROM
IKE
"75 VOLVO 164!
Automatic tran s •• factory air
cond1tion1ng. power steering. PoWer
(disc) brakes, power windows,
Stereo. radio. heater. copper 1n
color. Leather. License 1Xl9MYO. $6776
'74 VOLVO 1641
Automatic trans .. factory air
conditioning. power steering, PoW9t
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LOCAL
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BUT DON.T OPEN PROMISE
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FOR JACK CARTER. son ol Gov. Jimmy Carter
Tiie cYdrea of Genld ford IMaft ex:peaeed .......
....... ttma .... llvillg Ill k WMte tto.e. Do
yoa 1lillllllk dae Cwta dlilldrea wOllld laaM • .....,
reactbt?-DMiel Mon-. A.ala, Tcus
• No, I don't First of al~ we. have been $Or1 of movtng
FOR MIOtAEL LANDON
~ It yo. TV locale of ''Utdc tto.e Oil die Pnlrk" la
Ml H•M.a? 1 ~ die a.e.a. •n 1a So.di Dakoa
-EAM M. ,,..,...._, MW.at. Wyo.
e If the show stays on the air long enough, the Ingalls
family will lndeed wind up In South Dakota, as they did
In the books. But the Ingalls .started the.Ir adventures In
Minnesota. We plan to follow the books
FOR MRS. BETTV FORD
WI.a • yo11r ......... of • lba'aml m?-LD.G.,.
AWa,N.V.
e One who Is happy doing what she's doing. whether It's
a job or as a housewife. 1t doesn't make a bit of difference.
-just so she Inwardly feels that she ts happy and she ls
liberated.
FOR DOOV GOODMAN.
star of ''Mary Hartman. Maiv Hartman"
My lllo ,_ ..... yow tlilow a.a.~ oa die wa, It -.1
---.1.C. ~ Qty, S.D.
• Hard to give an exact reason, unless It's because. ~
talk about things that have never been discussed so
ope.nly before. The subject matter ls frank and c:andld,
and, without palling myself on the bad<, we perform we.II
and handle e.lCh sltuatk>n as we would If It came. up In
our own homes. Maybe. we were In the right place at the
right tl~-who knows?
FOR Q.ARENCE M. Klll..EV. F B.I Director
Have tile rtc:aa attacks H die F.BJ. a.rt yo. recniltias?
-StCHa 8-lls. Rockl.M4. MM.. e Not at all. As a matter of fact, we have a very fine
group of young people waiting In the wings to come Into
the Bureau
FOR ntE ''ASK THEM YOURSEU" EDrrOR
PlcMC td .. abcMtt .SC.y A,ptta. I lovn 1aer 1a dMI
....._ .. lopa't R-."-M. ~ N. TouwaMa,. N.V.
e London-born Jenny has been an CK:tress since she was
J 1. (Her father wa.s In charge of entertainment for Britain's
armed forces-that's how she became exposed to show
business.) You won't re.member her childhood perlonn·
ances. but you might recall her being Julie. Andrews's
daughter In the fllm, "Star!" Twenty·three·ye.ar-old hnny
Is not mal'Ttcd. Her dates have not yet reached the. ~
stage because, as she puts It, her career and Independence
come first. She lives In a modest apartme.nt near Holly· ..._, ~
wood's Sunwt Strip and Is unimpressed by the advantages
of being a star. In fact. she doesn't eve.n own a car, pre-
ferring. Instead, to rent one. Right now, she's back In heT
home country making a new film, '1"he Eagle Has
Landed." Her p.srenl~ are proud of her achievements but
wish their daughter would settle down and get married. eo-""""° 11y r..... o,..,._
toward soc:h a position for quite a while.. The Fords wue
thrust Into the position suddenly. They weren't as weU~
prepared psychologically as we are. Secondly, three out of
the four children are married and would not be llvtog with
our parents lf they move Into the WhJte. House. So we
wouldn't have the .. gokJflsh bowl" e>llstence. the Ford chil-
dren have had.
FOR fJLEEN Fl.I. TON,
star of 1Vs "As the World Tums"
• SiiKic ,_... It M llha._ llilow, .. P" MH _, ..
fw?---.1.B .• CoiM ~ OMo e Sure do. Since we go on at 12:30 In many parts of the
oountry-the lunch hour-the show ts watched by men
In the garment Industry, farmus and office workers.
Truck drivers are big fans. 1 ~ mall from bus drivers,
dentists, doctors and lawyers, In fact. 50 peroent of my
mall ls from men.
FOR BROOKS ROBINSON
W.0 aft .. tH!ilaat bettcn ,_ fG9 to....,~ ..
wlllcll la,_, fa90lh st I •Wtlf ,,_. a.o.e? Rall at
<Aolr. Bmenftelil. c.lf.
•The toughest hitters for me to play again.st are Mickey
'Rivers (Yankees), Frank Duffy (Ind.I.ans) and Doug Griffin r) (Red Sox) because they are excellent bunters and you 'I have to play them In very close. I enjoy playing In Boston's
Fenway Park more than anywhere else.
FOR GENEVIEVE BUJOl.D. starring In ''Obsession"
How .. ,_ set yow art la pknra?-M.H.. Albuy,
N.V.
•By selling my bike for $15. l used the money to pay for
acting le.ssons.
FOR EARL '4THE P£ARL" MOi.OE.
star of the New Yori< Knlc:ks
How .. ,... set,.... ri+= 1?~. Dodi-. Ala.
• ln my senior year ln college, Louis Ove.rby of the
Winston-Salem Sentwl dubbed me ''The Pearl." 1 opened
the season with big nights In four SI l<Xlesstve games,
scoring 33, 68, 58 and 50 points. He called them "Earl's
Pearls." That was 10 years ago, a.nd rve been called "The
Pearl" eve.r since.
Oct-•>. 1117' FA.MILY WEEKLY Th• New~•,,., M-ouJne
MOWTON FMN9(, P'""-tt M4 l'vlllle"9t
PATRIC« M. UNSQ!Y, Executive V.P.-Satea Oir
Gerald I. Wroe, Ad Manager: Mchwd It Cetroll,
Auoc E11tern Mgr.; Joe ,,_, Jr.
Seoll OeO.,_, E•ocuflve Cdllor
Ncwd v.i•t1. Art Olrecror
"-''"~··Senior f:dllor
... ,.,,.. H-, Food Editor We11orn Mgr, ~II. F'M1t, Detroit MOI
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HOW YOUR MIND .CAN AFFECT YOUR
Our Panel of Doctors Agrees About the Increasing Danger of Stress-And
By Diana Hunt
Stress can ktl1 us. Brought on by any
nwnber of life changes. stress can
lead to such feelings of helplessness
that It can pave the way for diseases or
death. As Americans. we've never been
trained In mind contro~ although vanous
fonns of meditation are becoming ln-
creaslngly popular. Physklans have not
been trained to think In tenns of preven-
tion of Illness, neither have hospitals.
And many of our Insurance carrlen cover
therapeutic, not preventive care. Conse-
quently, we visit the doctor only after we
develop specific compl.alnts.
We lnt~rvlewed five different types of
doctors, and they came up with some
surprising. sometimes opposing. fa<:ts.
But all agreed that the health of your
mind very much controls the health of
your body.
Nonua Ora.tr.._ M.D.
Dera.tolo;lt. New York. N. V.
Dr. Onntreicla u clinical auocillte pro-
f euor of the New YOI'• Uniouaity
Medical Center. pre1uunt of the Orent-
reich Foundation for the Aduancem.enl
... of Science and directO< of the Afinl
Study Center.
Dr. Nonnan Orentrelch makes lt c~
that our Inner feelings can alter our out·
ward appearances.
''There Is no doubt that tensk>n and
emotional problems can cause physk:AI
disease.," says Or. Orentrelch. "but It
also works the other way .. Physical dls-
ease can cause mental probltms. It Ls not
a one-way street
"Because of the .skin's obvlous vlslbll-
lty to the public, people are conscious of
how they look. This can play an Intense
role on the mind We all know that ten-
• slon can cause cold sweating or blushing.
but because of anxiety, people will not
only bite their nails, they might also pur-
posely scar their face to make them·
selves unattrac tive when unable to
handle ooe-to-one relationships." Some-
• tlma true disease oc:curs, and It then
becomes a crutch, Or. Orentrekh feels.
He gives the example of a child losing
his hair because of an allergy. This
cha.nges the constellation of his place In
the family. He may become overly
spoiled by all the attention and reactions
of his parents. Lines In tM face are
• M10ther reflection of one's mental state.
We notice a relaxed face or a tense face
Immediately. "The pull of the muscles on
the skin can alter the face by Imprinting
permanent expressive lines," Dr. Orcnt·
relch explains 'We hear of the lnscrut·
l'ble Oriental because his face shows
nothing. This Is beeause he Is trained not
to show emotion; therefore, his face
does not reflect the Internal tll1\Sk:ln$ or
stresses."
Wrinkles are a rtsult of too much sun.
as well. "People feel they get a kind of
llfe force froni the a.in. and there u a
• • Fl\llolllY WH.KLY, OctOber ). lt?e
"There's an adage worth remembering:
'Your problems are not important; it's
how you handle them that is important!'"
Dr. lAe z..w.a Dr.Roba1Gmer
unsightly daric spota."
overdo dlsorders thought to be psycho-
somatlcalty caused. "Vw do a patient an
Injustice lf )QA lbbel hlm a ne.urottc--you
must flm cxpAore every avenue."
,,._ Anaoff, M.D.
Pl..ac Swsn .. New Yoct. N.Y.
Dr. Arano/J &. alfilialed with Mt. Suw
H oapilal in New YorAI, London Hoapi-
taland St. Andrew$ Ho1pital(En11and).
A former ear, nose and throat speclal·
lst, Dr .• Aranoff has treated many pa-
tients with self-Induced ailments.
"Frankly, at le.a.st 70 percent of my
patJcnts have psychosomatic symptoms,"
says Dr. Aranoff. "I wwld have patients
with perennial symptoms of ttufflness,
raw throat. sneez.lng. post-nasal drtp.
eyelid pufflness and 50 forth. The M ·
verity varte.s with the amount of tension
the person Ls imder. Often. symptoms are
wotw at ~t and In the morning be·
cause that's when people are most
wlnerable. How many temlons and
problems the person went to bed with
determine how severe the symptoms
are when he wakes up."
According to Dr. Aranoff, there are
only three tissues which respond to ten-
sion: blood vessel.s, gland$ and the
smooth (lnvoloota.ry) muscle.s.
'1 can tell from the membrane In the
nose If tension or anger ls causlng the
problem," he explains. ''The normal
color of the nasal membrane ls pinkish.
With anger or resentment, It turns red.
With depression or fear, It ls a violet
gray."
lnteTesttngly enough, 13 percent of
Dr. Aranoffs nose-throat patients were
under 10 years of age. Stress at home
can cause nose bleeds, throat lrrttatton
and other problems. "J don't think psy·
c::ho.tomatic symptoms have anything to
do With city living versus country lMng.
The problems are caused by itlngs
which occur everywhere-$lbllng rivalry,
tension In maniage and 50 on. A child
may react to the presence of a new t:saby,
for Instance., or he may resent his parents
leaving him alone In the evenlngs. Bk>od
vessels expand unda stress and can
burst. The child subsequently suffers
from nose bleeds. and the parents can't
fl~re out what ls wrong."
No one can say why problems manl·
fest themselves In certain areas of the
body, bot the most vulnerable spot often
Hems the target-the singer with
hoarseness, the dancer with .)<>Int prob-
lems. Dr. Aranoff feels that extreme
fear of a disease can make the symptoms
of that disease appear. "One's father
j died of ~r of the larynx, and the son
x comes In suffering from chroruc hoarse-j ness."
u P1ychosornatlc symptoms have to be
recognized for what they are. He con-
tends many unnecessary operations are
performed, particularly those for the psychic lntenelatk>nshlp. If a person Is
tan. he looks healthy, so he feels healthy.
But sun Is damagJng to skin. It leads to
premature aging. a.s well as wrinkles and
While Or. Orentrelch feels that some
people enjoy being sick as an excuse not
to perform, he cautions that one can
nose and tonsils. "The most common
cause Is lack of recognition that tension
ls the culprit."
HEALTH
What to Do About It
Lee Zawol. 0 .0 .
~ o.tcopa ... Battle Crdll. ~
Dr. Zawol i8 chairman of the DepartrMnt of
Suriuy at La.Uu~w GeMTal H<UpilaL
As a surgeon. most of Dr. Zawol's cases are
referrals. Not surprisingly, he feels It ls detri-
mental to doctors' Images to accuse them of
performing unnecessary operations.
Dr. Zawol knows that tension can cause
metabolic and related endocrine changes In
the body and that continuing functional change
over a period of time can cause permanent
organic changes. When one ls uptight, the
blood vessels constrict and can produce
changes In the vessels themselves.
Dr. Zawol sees depression as a common de·
nominator In all of us. " We get depressed be·
cause we have dlfflculty coping with the
problems of reality. If I can get a patient to
talk about his problems. It's a good thl1"19. I
might find his taxes went up, his job ls threat-
ened, his wife ls spending too much money,
and the dog Is pregnant. He Is tense, and aU he
want.s ls to feel good."
Musk, recreation or any avocation Is bene-
ficial in helping the body relax, Dr. Zawol
feels. "Laughter, too, Is therapeutic. It has an
effect on the mind, releasing the body of ten-
sk>n. Wori< addicts are pe0ple unable to relax,
and It wlll get to them eventually, llke the
young e><ecutlve trying to get ahead; he's up-
tight, he's Involved In the r:>ecklng order and
the back-biting. and that produces tens.Ion.
There's an adage worth remembering: 'Your
probl.em3 are not Important, It's how you
handle them that Is Important!' "
Robert M. Gller, M.D.
A~NewVock.N.V.
Dr. Gille u auociated wiJh Mem«iaJ Sloan
Ketterin1 Hoapital and BrwuwicJi HoapitaJ
Ce.Iller. He u l.ecturU., on "Allernative1 of
"We.awn Medicine" at the New School for
Social Rettearch.
Dr. ·Robert Giller had not practiced long
when he became dlscour~ with the defen-
sive posture of medicine. He felt tradltiOnal
methods of treatment were not effective. and
so he dropped out and turned to Oriental
theories and ulttmately to acupuncture. New
York was the second state, aft(!T Nevada, to
recognlze acupuncture and to license physi-
cians to use that technique.
Dr. GUier ls adamant concerning the lnsep-
arabfltty of the mind and the body. '1n OUnese
medicine," he explains, "It ls always body and
mind together. Physl~I ailments can cause
mental problems-If one Is In constant pain
OfMJ Is likely to become depressed. By the
same token, mental problems can caU$e phys-
ical ailments. Everybody Is predisposed to
certain weaknes.ses. StTes.s can be physical,
mental. environmental or nutritional. It manl-
f csts Itself In a physical form somewhere In
the body-low back pain. migraine headaches.
bunltb, neck and shoulckr problems.
'1 find acupuncture helps relieve mu.scular
tension and allows the patients to relax and
look at their mental problems In a new light
I then can dlscuu their problems with them.
and. If I can't help. I ref(!T them to someone
Co11ll1tu'd
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Giller ls preventive medk:ine, not hevlng to
cure aihnents.. What he would eventually like
to see 1.s c::h1lchn from gr.de school ~
wWerstty being ~t regular health care.
'1f people listened to their bodies, ttw.y
in
would be ab&. to ~ the early-warning
stgna1s and take the necessary steps to prewnt
Ulness. As It ls, people are merely treated •
parts and organs. and you just can't get better
that wey."
K• rt A. Gria1. M.D.
hyodlo Pt. W tr ~ D.C.
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Or. Kenneth Grigg conoborated the rela-
tionship between tenskx1 or mental stress and
physical disease. "There are several ways this
manifests ltsetf," Or. Grigg e:xpWns. "Peptic
ulcers, for 1nstAnce, have been d1.rectly shown
to be related to psychologk:al factors. Mental
stress causes more excretion of llCkl In the
stomach, thereby physk:ally ~the ulcer."
The two most comnioo psychogsnlc ~
toms, he says, are he.adaches and bllckacha.
"Back pain often represents deprcssk>ci, but
we don't know why."
Dr. Grigg pointed out that the mood of a
person lowers h1s reslstanc:e to bacteria.. After
all. cold and flu germs float arot.nd us. but not
everyone gets sk::k.
'The bacterial flora o( the ttvo.t c:Nngea
wtth the psychologk:aJ state of the patient." he
explains. "If a patient ls depressed. he ls more
prone to a sore throat from the presence of
pathogenk: bacteria. No ona knows the exact
CCllaiectk>n between the brain and bacterial
re:sistllnce factors, but It certaln1y ls a factor.''
Even more striking ls a cold oocurrtng In a
patient undergoing psychoanalys1s when the
threat of seperatkln comes up. such as the
~ ~CID vacation. This sltuatk>n repn>
duca the f eel1ngs that originally were expert.
cnced by the patient after a separation In
chlildhood-the tanpora.ry or permanent lou
of an Important pa.,n.
"People~ to stress In dlffen:nt ways."
he betsevcs. 'They express dM!n\Mlves ~
certain target organs-that organ which be-
oornes the ~t when psychologk:aJ 9tras ts
present Other physk:.al syinptQms related to
stress arc amne:sia, hysterical bUndneu, paraly-
sis and Mlzure:s. These generally occur folJow-
lng a severe psychological trauma."
"Dr. Grigg points out that the
mood of a person lowers his
1esistance to bacteria. After all,
cold and flu genns float around
us~ but not everyone gets sick:'
There ls often a family predlsposttlon to cer-
tain Illnesses. '7here are also such things as
anniversary reacUons," continues Dr. Grigg.
"People will have psychok>gk:al or physical
disorders on the anniversary of a patient's dls-
onler and not be aware of the connection. A
divorce may~ this effect on a chUd, and
on the~ al that tr---.,..._..._.,
disorders may appear."
llwre you have IL Doctors aic.ros.s the medl--
cal spectn.m In agreement on the UJ effects of
stress. And there ls beginning to be a realiza-
tion In OUT society that. in dollar ternu, It ls Im-
portant for the mind to be a.t healthy as the
body. Some Insurance plans now have~
cent eowrage for up to $50,<XX> for psycho-
therapy. Originally the insu"anoe companies
f eft that thJs type of cowrage was too expen-
sive. However, It has been conclusively
proven that people who were In long-term
therapy had a low rate of physical disew
Even though the ori6inal cost wa.t htgh. the
owroJl cost of health tnswanu was lower for
the gener al population. Including psychother-
apy In their c:overags raulted In reduced pay-
ments In the long run.
The concept of dealing with the mind and
body together ls vital. lnatud of courting IU
health and merely trying to r~paiT damage
done to the body throogt\ abuses of overeating.
excealve drinking resulting from continual
straa. w• should think In terms of pr~vinl
CU" health. We mult leam to cope with the
realities of llf-. even lf It means ,_
k>werlng our e:xpectatians. IAJ.I
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FW: How do you keep flt?
GLASEt: I run every morning for a
couple of miles, play tennis when l can
on weektnds and swim and work out
as much as possible In between
FW: You are 33--and still a bachelor-
how do you feel about marriage?
GLASER: I think marrlage can be a
beautiful thing-1t will come to me
when the time Is right
FW: Does that mean you have too
much fun being single or that you
haven't found anyone you'd Uke to be
married to?
GLASER: Let's say fm getting less
afrald of making a commitment
FW: Where Is home?
GLASER: ln the. Hollywood Hills. rm
ln the process of remodeling my house,
and l'm doing all of that before we
move In. I lmaglne r II have someone
take care of the. grounds. I work Incred-
ible hours, so I won't have time, and
my lady doesn't have time to do It.
either.
FW: You referred to "your lady"-
what does she do?
GLASER: EIJzabeth ls a schoolteacher.
She teaches children between the. ages
of 6 and 9 In a school for special
education.
FW: How did you meet her?
GLASER: We were eadl driving down
Santa Monica Boulevard. I smiled at
her, and she smiled at me; then l pulled
over to the side, and so did she ....
Theo I asked her for a date, and she
accepted. That was over a year ago.
FW: Before you started In the series?
GLASER: I'd finished the. pilot, but the.
show hadn't gone on the air.
FW: ls there any pressure on your rela-
tlonshlp now that you are a star?
GLASER: I Indulge myself to the de-
gree that I a llow myself to say, "Isn't
It nice ... all the ladles being so atten-
tive to me?" Of course, Elizabeth has
to deal with her fears, but other than
that, things work out very well for us.
FW: ls Paul Michael Glaser your real
name?
GLASER: Paul and Glaser are my real
names, but l became MlchaeJ for a Ume
because there wa.s another Paul Glaser.
When he dJed, I tacked the Paul back
to become Paul Michael Glaser.
FW: Do you have any brothers and
sisters?
GLASER: Two sisters Both we.re mar-
ried. one Is now divorced. The oldest
one lives In Boston, Is married to a
psychiatrist. The other one. has lived In
France for the la.st 15 years. She trains
hol"Se$. I'm the baby of the family.
FW: As the youngest, and the only boy,
were you spoiled?
GLASER: Spoiled rotten. I was a brAt.
I wa.sn"t aware of what I wa.s llke then
In terms o( how other people. saw me.
and the word brat Is a Judgment any-
w111y. What I should uiy ts l Wl\5 a very
angry kid.
FW: Why were you angry?
GLASER: Try the world! One of the
motivations for someone's becoming an
actor could be the. fact that he wants
love. and attention and the llmellght, So
put two and two together, and you get
a person who wasn't getting that, was
plenty Irked and found that the only
way to get it was to express that anger.
FW: But you came from a famJJy which
was able to do much for you since they
were. well-of( financially .. ,
GLASER: Money doesn't mean any-
thing! As a matter of fact, the more
money the kid has, the more the kid's
parents are out there busting thelr
chops to get those things for the kld,
while the one Ingredient the kid needs
most ls love.
FW: You mean you felt you didn't have
.. We were each driving down
Santa Monica Boulevard.
I smiled at her. and she
smiled at me; I pulled over
to the side. and so did she
... Then I asked her for a
date. and she accepted~,
enough love?
GLASER: Yeah, I felt It Very much so.
FW: Old you ever get over that feeling?
GLASER: That's what I am struggling
to do. That's why I'm an actor. Trying
lo find out who I really am so Paul
Mlchael Glaser can love Paul Michael
GlaseT.
FW: Have you had many close friends
In your life?
GLASER: No. Never.
FW: Do you think you are at fault?
GLASER: Nobody's at fault. That's just
the way It worked.
FW: I read that you said you were
brought up In a "golden ghetto." What
did you mean by that?
GL\SER; I referred to an upper-
mlddle-class Jewish community. A
ghetto that has all the "gilt" as well as
all the "guilt" But l never looked at
myself a.s well-off, even though I was
guilty of a good degree of snobbish-
ness. When I was a kid. that was the
way I felt about my status In the com-
munity: I had this and the. other penon
dldn't. But the older I got and the. more
pain I had, the. more I realized all those
thlngs didn't really add up to anything.
FW: What was the first money you
earned ?
GLASER: I did a lot of odd jobs-a
back-up chef, an asphalt constructlon
worker, time keeper, a.ulstant en-
gineer. 1 mowed lawns, alJ those things.
My parents put grecit emphasis on my
arsenal of spare tJme-l was not al-
lowed to sit around ond just gaze at
the well.
FW: Do you stlll live that way today?
GLASER: I am trying to get to the point
where I can enjoy coming home as Paul
Michael Glaser and contemplating
what a ~utlful nlll
thing life Is. lillll
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"This is No Dummy"
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Terry End1hew, ~ expecta to tMd ..
Pittsburgh st..-. to their third lltreight
Super Bowl chllll'nptonshlp thla MMOn. la6d
to ,.., the fa1M ltorf that he WM "'too
dumb" to bee IUCOMlful ~
wMf'I he •truck gokt In i. .ianu.ry'a Bowe
competition. The "dummy" lmege Md tte
origin In the f9Ct ~t'Bradlhaw, a MtM of
Shrevepoft. La., went to llttte-«nown
Loulslane Tech Instead of Loulllena State.
loved country mualo and 111med to aporta
wrtte'9 to be a "big, blond hick from the
backwooda."., Md•....,.... Of belflg
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ahlp, as well a hie outstanding pualng
eblllty, ha been a key tector In the S....,_'
triumphs. Unlike aome other quartefbeclca,
he doesn't depend on the coach to Hnd
In plays bu1 call• aJmost all of them hlmMlf.
"The story that he'• not a thinking quarter-
back was a bad rap and completely
unfounded," saya Pittsburgh ooach Chuck
Noll. Bradahaw has been a aucceu not
only In foottNall, but aJeo In running a -480-
acre cattle ranch In hla native Loulalana.
And thla year he wooed and marrted
25-year-old Jo Jo Starbuck, the lovely
blond star of the "Ice Capadet," who
skated for the U.S. In the 1968 and 1972
Olympics. Jo Jo la giving up her ~katlng
career and nearty $100,000 In annual
Income to be with her hll9bend.
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he could ttvow • baubell 40 .... at a target
only 11x lndtea In clmMw. Hl9 flrat apof1
was bueball, but he switched to tootbalt
when he WM 11 ... He UMd to hang a
nv9114llon bucket off a awing Mt, and evety
afternoon he'd go out and throw footballs
at It." the elder Bradshaw recalls. "In the
course of one summer, he wore out two
footbaJls and four buckets." Bradshaw wu
dratted'No. 1 by Pittsburgh In 1970, but had
rookie jltt9f'9 the flnat year' and did not llYe
up to his advance bllllng. But aa he gaJned
profeeslonaJ maturity, he took command ·
and clinched the role of No.-1 fleld general.
The Steelera' 1975 Supet' Bowt victory
marked the first time In 42 yea,. that the
Pittsburgh teem won the championship of
the pro-football worfd. After their repeat In
1976, the Steele,. ranked with the all-time
top teama of the sport. The 1976 triumph
was highlighted by Bradshaw'• dramatic
84-yanS touchdown pus, thrown a aecond
before he wu knocked cold by a defenalve
player for the Dallas Cowboys. -er 8erry Abta1.eon
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PEOPLE QUIZ/ By cloha Gibson
Are big biceps really a plus when tt comes to attracting a
woman ... or is she looking for something more?
What Makes a Man Attractive
Toa Woman?
11IUE OR FALSE?
1. When It comes to catching a wom-
an· s attenUon -and holdlng It -the
muscular man has the Inside track.
I. Women pref er men with hairy chests.
l. Musk: can affect the way a woman
respoids to a man---and how attractive
she finds him.
4. Women are much better at slzing up
men than men are at sizing up women.
5. How much the cut of a man's clodles
and his general grooming ~feet a wom-
an' s rating of him depends largely on
whether her mood ls up or down.
ANS~
L Falae. Aocordlng to a study of wom-
en's preferencu In men, conducted.at
a leading university, "the tradlUonal
Image of an Ideal 'muscle man' holds
little attraction for most women.'' The
study also showed that: Women who
are tradiUonally feminine show a pref-
erence for masculine physique.s-trim.
tapering V-shaped. while less tradi-
tional women express more nonstereo-
typed preferences.
I. Trw. A recent study of college aged
women, conducted by a team of investi-
gators at Georgia College bears
thls out. In regard to the amowU of
chest hair, the findings are as foUows:
46 percent of the women Indicated that
they preferred a "very hairy chest,"
while 46 percent voted In favor of a
"moderately hairy chest," and only 8
percent preferred a "bare chest."
S. True. Studies show that women are
much more emotionally responsive to
musk: than men are, and that roman1tc
music can alter a woman's mood ar>-
preciably and make her more receptive
to the attributes of the OJ)pOStte sex.
Evidence Indicates that when a man Is
.eking to Impress a woman faVOJ"ably,
a background of appropriate musk: can
tip the scMe.s In hb f cwor.
4. Triu. PsychologicAJ studies at Har-
vard University have shown that
women are much better at judgtng a
man's character and penonallty than
vice versa. T e:sts show women to be
more person-oriented and more acutely
aware of telltale clues In speech man-
nerlsrn.s, body rnowmmts, and subtle
changes ht facial expression (which
often tell far moni about the man she
Is talking to than anything he may $ay).
The fact that women's bttultlve and
extra-sensory f acuities function more
effectJvety than men's do-as demon-
strated by PwWe University studie.s-
ls an asset when It comes to _perceMng
another'.s character. A woman often
divines a man'.s Innermost feelings be-
fore he ls quite aware of them himself.
('1 WU> he was~ to propose long
beforw he did.")
5. Trr.u!. If she's In a good mood. atten-
tion to dress and 91' oonling can win a
man Brownie points--pillrUc cb·
~ the flrst meeting. However, pl'ICho-
logicaJ studies show that when a
woman ls d1str-9tt. anxious or wor-
ried about 90l'lle'thlng. the way a man
Is dressed cuts little Ice and has vir-
tually no effect on her f~ ,_
about his attractiveness. IUm
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Good "'-London's taxis. those marwts of ..
roominess and comfort in basic b&ack. have long
roused Americans· eNVy. But now they're being
challenged-right hef9 in the U.S. At New 'lbftl's
Museum of Modem Art. five prototype taXIS of the
lutUf8 ..we recentty ~alongside ttMW Bnti&h cousln AU are roomief lt\ao
the London cab. end each is a snappy yellow at 0tange The em•blt. called ·nie
Taxi Project." was ~ by Mobil and the Urban Mass "iansportatlOO
Administration of the U.S. Department of TransportattOn.
Room lor IMploar 1 Ill Can you guess how many passengers a year are
carried by cabs? The answer· 2.5 bllhon. We're not pushing taxis CNet other loons
of mass tnanslt, but they are important even it often neglected. In tact. they are the
only public transportation available in OYef 3.000 American communities. The
prototype museum vehicleS. built to exacting specifications. went produced by
two American companies (American Machine and Foundry. Inc .. and Steam
~ Systenw, Inc.) and three foreign firms ~. VOikswagen and Alta
Romeo). The Idea waa to bullet. at a reasonable cost. cabs that would better 8ef"9
pesaeogeni. drlvefs and the taxi lnduStry.
n.y CCMM In• boa. The designs are squansh These are nimble. perky vetucles
you can walk in and out of-carrying packages, and without bumping your head.
A depertuie from modified pas:seng8f-al iax1s, they could be great fOf subur -
banites as well as city-dwellers Feetures lite Sliding doors and niches IOf wheel-
chairs mahe them easier for the o6d and the handicapped.
1 • .......... ,,.,.~ ,
S-r.ow..., na ~·s 4-pesset iger cab Is deseJ-fuelecl with 3-apeed auto-
matic transmission. gets 22 llO 24 miles per gaffon. \W(Swagen's taxi lo<*s lllfe a
mnibus and teatur95 a hybrid power p&an1 with an electric engine for city driving
and gasoline power for longer MtJls and taster speeds. Alfa Romeo's 5-passen-
OM prototype has a ~ engine that runs on gasoline. The two
American taxis have steam engines that can run on anything from unleaded
gasoline and cfiesel fuel to keroeine and methanot.
Wlt're ......._ Anything that mows more people better and more comfortably.
OOl nMW ll9S fuel and enhances the urban environment is worth looking Into. Want
to know more about these cars? A boof(, ·The Taxi Project: Realistic Solutions for
Today" (160PllQ8S with 147 lllustrationa, nine of them In color), can be obtained
by sending S7.95, p6us 50 cents handling charge. to Customer Sales SeMce.
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Heartthrob Robert Re4fonl Is the man
you voted the most popular movie Idol
for the second-year running. Last year
he assumed the role from John Wayne,
a three-time winner retired from the
race. His new reigning counterpart Is
We AMrcws. as the most popular
actress. P• Mid.Ml GIMa, Starsky of
"St.arsky and Hutch." vaulted to the top
TV spot after only a season on the tube,
AS did Llllldsay W.,.a of 'The Bionic
Wocnan.''
Sharing honors In the TV supporting-
role category were Rary WWdcr, the
"Fonz." and Mk:laacl U...-. who be-
comes a consecuttve three-time winner
of our annual poll.
Here's how the race went:
MoN Acmr. Robert ~ easily
edged out runner-up QllM U.weoll
h Picked Your Favorites:
'111EC PO~
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and third-place P_. Ne----. just as
he did last year.
Mo9k Actra.: We A...lrcws. In a
see-saw upset, retrieved her title by a
bare peroentage point from Barbra
SU•' •"· who had won for the last
two years. Dorie Day came In a distant
third.
D . \ 'T'
TV Ador. WtMtng for his role as the
Irrepressible crtme fi ghter, Paal
~Ga.er had no real oompetition from ,...._. ......_ or Aa.. Aw.
(who ran firal last year.) They plac:ed
second and third respectively.
TV Aetna: In a breathtaking fln15h,
U...y w..-grabbed the lead from
.... 11 • • •
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A.;. Dh •-..; by three percentage
points. Kara ~ mother on 'The
Little House on the Pralrle,'' came In
third.
TV ~ Ador. Talk about
overnight SI ICCessesl Kary WW&* of
"Happy Days" walked away with the
highest voting percent.age of aU cate-
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to be true, get the entire program now and read what Medical Doctors say about it. We've
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into 1·ust a few thousand words. It reveals that you can lose as much as you want without THE BRAN DIET and lost 110 pounds. Then, peopte would say. "She has such a pretty h1ce -hunger through an amazing weight loss secret that shrinks the fat right out of your body. if only she weren't so fat." Read my full story.
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It Must Wolt( -Or You Pay Nothing! disease are lowered astonishingly on have problems losing weight."
A scientific st~dy described in our
guidebook reveals why fewer calories
are absorbed by your body from
food that contains the proper amount
of bran. while more calories are ab·
sorbed from the bran-free food that
most of us eat. It must work -no
matter what you've tried before -or
you don't even have to pay our low
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You'll Feel Full With The Right
Amount of Bran in Your Diet
The Br., Diet reduces the urge to
overeat by requiring more chewing,
slowing down the intake of food and
stimulating secretions that induce a
feeling of fullness. We invite you to
ask your doctor for his opinion of
our d iet.
Between Meal Hunger B111ishedl
Scientific studies show that volun·
teers with the right amount of bran in
their diet stayed full while those on a
bran-free diet soon became hungry
and ate again. Do you ever feel this
way on your present diet? If so, the
reason's simple: it lacks bran, the out·
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discarded in milling. You just need a
little bit of bran if it's present in the
food you eat. When you fill out and
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and keep it off without being hungry.
It's A Heali09 Diet Too
The Bran Diet wasn't even designed
for taki09 off fat. It was created
as a healing d iet after the brilliant
detective work of a famous cancer
researcher. He observed that people
in certain countries enjoy virtual im-
munity from certain diseases, be-
cause they have the right amount of
bran in their diet. You'll read the
full story in our guidebook.
Two doctors recently praised bran in
their newspaper columns. One says,
"We now have evidence incriminating
bland foods in the development of
appendicitish polyps, diverticuli, and
cancer of t e large intestine." The
other says that our typical bran-free
diets produce the cramping pain of
divert1cular disease, and that 90% of
the symptoms are relieved on the
bran diet. Few people are constipated
either. since no blockages form. High
• blood cholesterol levels which go
the bran diet. Phlebitis and hemor-
rhoids are controlled too. Even ulcers
and gallstones are related to the a·
mount of fiber in your diet.
H.ere's Proof That Orderi09
THE BRAN DIET Can Hefp You
Shed 20 to 100 Pounds Or More
Read what people who've tried it say
in these true stories. Read why it
may be the best way ever discovered
to restore health and lose weight
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"I lost 110 poonds on THE
BRAN DIET.' • -Mn. Ann Adkins,
Westfield. N. C.
"I'd been fat all my life. I had tried
all kinds of diet a1ds1..pills and fad
diets. I'd lose 20 or .w pounds and
gain it back -plus more. Then, at
31 when I weighed 224 pounds, I
put myself on the bran diet. I know
1t sounds unbelieyable, but I stuck
with it until I lost 110 pounds. I
didn't go hungry at all. It's the kind
of food, not the amount, that mat·
ters. It's wonderful to be slim. Peo·
pie that I work with are fascinated
with what I've done. They used to
say. "She has such a pretty face -if
only she weren't so fat!" Now, I get
lots of compliments.
P.S. -My tiusband has lost 40 pounds
too. and we are able to get out and do
things we've never done before. It's
been over 1 ~ years ii nee I reached
114 pounds, and I have no trouble
keeping weight off. I would like to
1hare my newly found joy in life
"Your Bran Diet Program has been
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many people."
"My daughter end I have been on
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empty feeling."
-Mn. J. S.
"The mlM*Oni and the meat· loef we the best I ever ate."
-Mn. F. B.
Check This Chart
To See How Much Weight
You Can Lose Fast After
You Order THE BRAN DIET
If On PLAN NO. 1 PLAN NO. 2
A Typical Without You Ca!'
American htlng l8$1 Soon Weigh
Diet You You Can This Mud'I
Now Weigh Soon Weigh Or Leta
130 ·--·········· 116 ····-······· 93
140 ···-········ 125 ···-········ 100
150 ············· 133 ............. 106
160 ··········--· 142 ............. 114
170 ············· 151 ···--·-·-···· 121
180 ............. 160 --··········· 128
200 ·······-····· 178 ---········ 142
220 ·-··········· 196 ·····-····· 157
Six Wayi Going On THE BRAN DI ET
Helps You Lose Weight
1. It keeps you off the "Yo Yo Syn-
drome." (This is what happens
when you lose a few pounds and
then gain it all back.)
2. Your body 8bsorbs fewer c.tories
than with the same amount of
regular food.
3. The food is delicious and easy to
fix -so you aren't tempted to go
back to your old diet. lm89ine
losing weight with these delicious
dishes: Macaroni and Cheese, Pan·
cakes, Brownies, Meatloaf.<. Dinner
Rolls. Beef Stew, Rice l"'udd1ng,
French Toast, Bran Cookies.
4. It works f•t. You can see results
in a few days. You'll soon feel like
jumping up and doing things.
5. It mobilizes the fat -not the
muscle out of your body. Your
skin stays smooth, your body firm.
Your complexion will become
clear.er. You will feet mentally alert.
8. Hunger di111PP9an because it fills
you up. You don't feel weak.
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want to lose a lot of weight fast. (In·
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lose even more than the amounts
given in the table for Plan No. 2, just
by making one simple adjustment.
Both plans are offered with our guar-
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GUARANTEE
Yes No
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Yes No
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You must start los-
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You must feel and
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BARBI BENTON
Hugh Hefner's
"touch of class"
Barbi Baton. Hllgla Hefou'a
girlfriead. talking: "Regardless
of what Hugh Hefner says In
· Playboy ' magazine, he be~
lleves In pennlssfveness for
men, but not for women. For
example, he loves to see girls
In see--through blouses, but if
he ever saw me In one, it
would be the end of us for
sure. He's too possessive In his
kind of love. He'd prefer that
l didn't date anyone else. But
you can't have everything. He's
very conservative when It
comes to me. I guess there's a
certain amount of class that
goes with being conservative.
He likes to believe that l have
class." Presently Barbi's prov-
ing her mettle as a recording
artist, and there are a few
hurdles to leap. "With the
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convince people I have talent.
But without 'Playboy.' I would
never have had a chance at .
all."
LITTlE EMILY
"I aur• wlah I waa 7 •gain and
lm.w wlult I know nowl"
II • FAMILY WEEKL"· Oclot>er 3. 1978
Two baby orugutua who live
at the Los Angeles Zoo (their
names are Guy and Joy) have
taken up painting as a hobby
-and In order to support vari-
ous programs for the blind and
handicapped sponsored .by the
Zoo Association. Guy's and
Joy's original paintings are for
sale, and Mrs. Chris Garton, a
volunteer, says, 'What's re-
markable about these young
orangutan artists Is that they're
A fad .... wen back: Tiny Tim,
one-time gigantic star, under-
stands what has happened to
him but re-
fuses to settle
quietly atop the
garbage heap.
e r e's how
he's quoted In
a new book
about him:
"People keep
asking me why
they haven't seen me on the
Johnny Carson show recently.
It's just for one reason -be-
cause l' m not hot. I understand
that: lf I ever make the grade
again, they'll call me. That's
how It Is and should be. But l
must admit. this current period
is tough." According to the
book, Tiny, who's currently liv·
Ing at home wJth his mother
Tillie, has one hope-to re-
establish himself quickly. lt's a
prospect that dominates his
thoughts. He is continually hav-
ing visions of the "new" Tiny
Tim. Tiny sees himself as the
star of a film. "My dream movie
would pe based on a Victor
Hugo story called The Man
Who Laughed ,' " Tiny ex-
plained. "It's the tale of a kid
who's lost his parents. A .cruel
slave trader takes him on a
boat and beats him so much
that his face becomes de-
fomled. He always smiles, but
so neat and serious about their
work. They never throw paint
or act playfully (as Is usual for
members of the ape family)
while they're creating. I'm also
impressed by their sense of
color and design." lt Is inter-
esting to note that the male
uses only his brush, while the
female uses her whole body to
create these abstract works,
but with equally enchanting (or
befuddllng) results.
he's crying Inside. People look
at him as a freak, a curiosity.
So the slave trader puts him in
circuses and makes a plle of
money. He's sad his whole life,
unl:ll he meets a beautiful,
wonderful blind girl-Candice
Bergen could play the part-
who sees him for what he Is.
Tl;ley fall In love, and he lives
happily ever after." The book
is "Tiny Tim," By Harry Stein.
(Playboy Press, $8.95.)
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&:00 Iii ct.' "Min ol le11n4" {dra) '71 -Peter Strauss
GI (.CJ "Ttltow Subman111" (mus) '68 lhe Beatles
9:00 U {ta ) fl() ft) "The Wa) We Were" (mus) '7J-Robert Red
lord, Barbra Streisand
MONDAY. OCTOBEll 4
1:00 D (.C) "Un•nown Wlldtrness'' nature adventure 72
Iii (t) "Where H's At" (dra) '69-0avid Jan~en. Robert Orrvas.
Rosemary fonyth, Brenda Vaccaro
9:00 8 @ (I) (JD) m ft'> "lltfff 6iYt An Inch" (dro) '71-Paul Ne,.
man Henry Fonda
8 (CJ "ThtJ OnlJ •ill Tlltlr MHttrs" ldr>) Tl James Garner
Katharine Ross
TUFSDAY, OCTOBU S
1:00 D "h11 of Ille U11d1rw1ltr World" (underwater doc ) 7S ltllre Noel.sen
D ct.. "Duth of A In" (dra) /3 Akom lamuoft
WEDllESDAY, OCTOIE• 6
1'00 D llll CU UOl ID te1 "How to Im• Up A Happy Marriaat" (com) '76 Barl>lra [den, Hal ltnden
g ct) "s.-Wondtn ol Ille Wnt" {nature adventure) '12
O <CJ "Tiit C.rtllhrs" {susp) '63 Robert Stac~ Potty Berte"
THURSDAY, O(TOllER 7
1:00 U "Tiit l'rldt Of tllt hnlta" (dra) •z Gary Cooper Waller
Brennan
Ill '~ "Tiie Otfiatll Ont1" (dra) ~8 fony Curlis. Sidney Poot.~• Caoa
W1ll1ams. T~todoie 81kel
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9:00 U <ID ID (I) (CJ ''lra.nlsan" {dra) 15-John Wayne
8 (6 ) O (t) "Tiit 'rtat l+oltdinb" (dra) '76-Paul Michael
Clam, Sally Str~lhe11. Ruth Gotdon
SATUllDAY, OCTOICll •
6:00 II [C) "A Shot In tllt D11~" (com) '64 Peler Sellers me Somme1
1:00 11 (C) "Mi1hty Joe Toun1" (dra) '49 Robert Armstronr
9:00 D 12'1) (IJ lfOJ 1]1) rC:) "SSSSSSS" (dr~) 74 Strolh•r Mfll1"·
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With Harry Reasoner and Barbara Watters. premiering
Monday, at 7PM
Michael Conrad portrays LI Macavay, Oet Sgt Oelvec.
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forced back Into crime. In Delvecchio, Sunday, at lOPM on
CBS.
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TV WEEK. OCT06ER 3. 1976
BROOKLYN BOY
HAVING FUN
Phil Foster. seen weekly as Laverne's father. Frank
Difazio. on the hit ABC series Laverne and Shirley.
holds the d1s11nction of being one of the few "stand-up
comics" appearing regularly on a network television
~eries.
Surprisingly. for a personality so well defined over the
years. Foster comes off as Frank D1Faz10. not as Phil Fo~ter. who has by now played every well-known night
club in the United State~ (past or present) and guested on
a muhiude of telev1s1on shows and series going all the
way back to New York City's first TV station.
Phil thinks Laverne and Shirley works because "ifs
the first lime since the early days of'Lucy' that they've let
two girls have a good time ju~t being two girls. not
comediennes."
The ongins of what h.is proven to be a long and
successful career for Foster began across the street from
the Palace Theater in his native Brooklyn. when he
joined up with a group of kids who sang and danced out
front. hoping to get a show ticket in return for their
elforrs. From playing (in front ot) the Palace. he went on
to amateur talent competitions where. the bushy eye-
browed Foster recalls ... I developed a hatred for accor·
dion players. spoon players.• and midgets who were
tenors and sang ethnic songs ."
As previously mentioned. Phil Foster has been seen on
television since its infancy. "I go back to the days when
we had to apply blue make-up to our faces so we'd
photograph whil\!."
He's watched lhe growth of the medium. and as a
qualified observer 1s not w11hou1 his opinions. "In those
early days tn New York we made very 1111le money. But
the one thing that I miss today 1s the freedom of the air
we had then. It seems to me as 1f as 1elevis1on got
stronger. 11's got1en more hackwards.''
One m.i1or}developmen1 thal has happened to Phil
Foster as a res ult ofh1s role on Laverne and Shirley 1s not
a career move. but a whole new life ~tyle.
Despite the fact he vowed to Walter O'Mallcy 20 years
ago when O'Malley moved 1he Dodgers 10 Los Angeles
that he'd never again root for the team in person at the
ballpark. Phil Fo~ter is sellling in JUSt fine in Sou1hern
California.
Perhaps it has something to do w11h the success of the
series: maybe it's ju~t 1he California weather. but La·
verne and Shirley aren't the only ones on lhe show who
are having a good time! I
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HARRY TRUMAN
Dick Smith is best known for the faces he creares.
He made-up Marlon Brando for his role in "The
Godfather" and crea red many of the_ spec1ul effects
in "The Exorcist." And fo r a special public televi-
sion program. he transforms actor Ed Flanders inro
President Harry S. Truman on Tuesday. at 9PM on
KCET. Channel 28.
Flanders portrays Hurry Truman on the hour
television special. Harry S. Truman PLAIN
SPEAKING. an extraordinary solo performance of
a lifetime of Truman memories. based on the
national best seller produced by David Susskind
and directed by Daniel Petrie (producer/director
of "Eleanor and Franklin").
To perfect the transformation from 44 year--0ld
Flanders to Truman at 68. Dick Smith started wirh
a plaster cast of Flander's face. added to his
features with duy and cast foa m latex pieces or
"appliances" from the clay. These were attached
with pirit gum to Flanders until he resembled
Truman. Work ing from his own elaborate fi le of
photographs. Smith leng1hened Flanders' nose and
thi ckened his jawline and throat with delicate latex
casts. life-hke down 10 indivi dual ~ores. The result:
an almost e.11act replica of Truman s profile. The big
problem with making up fo r a character:· Dick
e.11plains. "is that you can only add. you can't take
away •.. the art is to create the 11lusion of a
person's appearance."
Smith used some more unusual techniques to
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complete t~e aging Truman. "I though• 1hat Fd
should see like Truman. duplicating his eyesigh t as
an old man." Before production. Flanders was
fim:d with co ntact lenses rhat allered his own good
vision to that of the late President. then glasses were
made from Truman's prescription. adding 10 the
authentici1y of Flanders· performance.
. Flanders also agreed to have his hair stripped of
its natural color for the show : "It's almost impossi-
ble 1o color hair white and have it look natural."
Smith explained. "Ed also had to be fitted with
denw res. Truman had that great ~mile. he used to
Hash it_ constanrly. Ed's teeth just weren't that big."
To finish Flanders' appearance. Dick used liquid
la tex to bu ild up wrinkles. then colored his face and
hands and added the realistic details: freckles.
liverspots and small red veins.
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T\/ WEEK, OCT06EA 31 Ul70
., Cltris .....
(Producer of the ABC's "COS")
Someone once said. "It's a cood thine we have 1rn1ty, otherwise
all the Austuhans would fall off the Earth " That's a mildly tunny hne,
but 1n a str1n1e sense 1t has a r1n1 of truth. I'm an Austrahan, and I
reilly do believe I have a somewhat upside-down perspective on what
makes &oocl television, at least insofar as our new mies. "COS," 1s •
concerned.
WithQut accusma any particul11 procrams, 11 seems to me that
television v-riety shows have become too stereotyped. Viewers can
Wp the dial to any of them and see the same cues! stars, hear the
same soncs. and watch the same type of skits They mlcht not even
realize which show they're watchint until the announcer comes on
and tells them.
This is definitely not the plan we have In mind for "COS." first.
there's our star Bill Cosby. He's distinctive, he's well·known. and felfi
would not admit that he is one of the most widely accepted comic
1eniuse$ in America, 11 not the world. Bill simply walks on staae and
people start smilin&, which aives us a head start ri&ht there. He ca11 ao from a Las Veaas n11htclub to a 1elatin commercial Wiilhout
i;han1in1 his ima1e and still br1n1 down the house..
ttowever, "COS" wilt not be a weekly hou1 of stand·up comedy, nor
will it be a steady dose of Bill rappin& with you111sters. In truth. it's
difficult to say precisely what the show will be, because I envision
each PfO&ram as beina different. To be more specific, "COS" will be
humor. 11 will be music and rt will be "event television."
Tlte latter term is important because it embr1ce1 a creat number
of tbinl$ we Intend to accomphsh on the series. We will deal with
sports (one episode 111cludes a seament on soccer, probably the
world's most popular sport, with Bill, PfO players from the Los An1eles
Aztecs and rock superstar Rod Stewart). We will deal with SC1ence and
current events (another early show will feature the actual astronauts
who will man America's first space shuttle). We will examine show
businm in a unique way. with top stars often appearin1 in roles
vastly different from the ones which made them famous, 01, simply
doin1 somethin& that interests them, be it han1·1lidin1. needlepoint
Of scuba divina.
We are also intensely aware that we are dealin1 in an electronic
medium, and we will use every new alld innovative television
technique m ilable to ma~e "COS" visually imaginative and exciting.
The averaae viewer probably couldn't care less it we used mtni·cams
or a pinhole camera, p~inted scrims or the most sophisticated
chromakey. But the difference in look, and the wild video "trips" we
will be able to achieve will be readily visible to all.
We will be dealina extensively with youna people of all aces and
bacl!Jrounds in a nriety of sets and settincs; we will offer wholtsome
prooammin& wllich, rather than a variety series. Wiill be a series with
infinitt variety; we will provide information, entertainment, and,
above al~ fun.
It looks as if it will be a crazy, busy fall for all of us associated with
"COS" and I ~ope you will be able to 101n us each Sunday nithl on
ABC.
SUNOAV (Condnued)
®J llfl F_...• San D1tco Charaers
vs Denm Bloncos. a w.ict " Acli<111twt • ....,... , ........ lllMlr•
( Q:ll CJ)) f 11'11 ae,.rt 1B lilcrafill 4t ..._!Ha llustres
QJ ICM HicMiPts
-1:30-
., lllC lllicile S,.CW: F.us ol
He,e A one-hour documentary on
Yucostav11, uplonn1 its history. cul
ture and people, plus 1 study ol
piesent·day rehc1ous hie there e b&tls lut~all Cahforn1a
Anaeb vs Dakllnd A's
8 M"it: CC) "Th Girl RttSh"
(com) '55-Rosahnd Russell, Fer
nando umas
all CJ) lllPlit: "fate Is tltt H1111ter"
(dra) '65-Gtenn fOfd, Nancy Kwan
(3) The lrMlt lltlMrs (f21l CJ)) Mitul Werld
2:00
tit lloYlt: "Rtu11lo11 In France"
(adv) '43-Joan Crawlord, John
Wayne.
Ill Ttri111 tBI Faittl ICK TodaJ
(QI Cl)) $t1or1s Chllltn11 m Sit•• .. 1111111111eo
a*"'
-2:30-., Al OM With
QI) r.tec:.tal T tt11,it
((21) CJ)) llfl ...... ol tltt ....
0 Soll! Trlitl
3:00
B CtldritJ lllwlil& G Morie: CC) '11111 of L1111M1"
(dra) '71-Petrr Strauss
Ill Sililttr ClMtlla
<al lillllllJ Swawrt Sllow
fD Grall4 rri1 T"riis Slimmer Tour "The Fireman's fund International
Open Cllamp10nsh1ps" Conra1e ol
the men's sinales and doubles unu
finals from the Cow Palace rn San
r11nc1sco Entered In the $125,000
tournament are delend1n1 champt0n
Arthur Ashe, Raul Ramuez, Vilas
Geralrtas, Roscoe Tanntt, Bob Luiz.
Harold Solomon Eddie O.bbs
(QI) CJ)) s.,.r .... s,.dtls ·1•
-3:30-
Wtestliq at tilt Olylllpic
U Collt1t footNI '75 <m CD Mr. Clli'5
@(J)W.111·12 a-...•,_ 11111
((21) Cf)) "" footblll Plly\Kk
Qt) Marcus Welby
4:00
U USC foetball Tro11ns vs Iowa 8 Ill> CJ) Tiit Ca111paiC11 aflCI tllt
Can4idltes 8 Voyaet to the Bottom ol the Su
CJ) lnter111tioflat Hour
r.IDJ Vaudnille m RICHARD THOMAS
• Walton's John·Boy
Stirs Today at 4:00 m Mootit: CC) "Re4 S.r at Morn·
Ina" (adv) '71-Richard lhomas
<Ill CD lloU Collctrt a World of SvrYinl
( (21) (()) Celltc• f oolblM '75
D lit T tt footkll KiPlicllts m Calllflll$ rrelilt-Vitwpojnt on
Nutritioll
-4:30-
• World of S.rmal
f Kl tltt 11.atiofl
@ Collctrft
(3) nu .. h$SIMU to Advuture m Motrt Dame footbaU Hipli11tts
Q}l laews m Hollywood Chet
5:00
U Star Trek
(I) Motie: (.CJ "Trapeu" (dri)
'56-Burt Lancaster. lony Cunis
B lIOJ llews Jacques c.ust1111 S,.C11I
0 TIM World at W11 G> Mtwit : CC) "Rtt•rt1 el tht
Sena" (adv) '66 -Yul Brynner.
Robert r uller m Allericaa/lstlll .ln1Sll Hout
Ill) CJ) llttt IM hess a Wild Wild w.st (a CJ)) Ari's $tlor1s World
(JI) Mo•i•: <1:) "Mon Over Du·
~,.. .. (com) '63-DOftS Day, lamu
Garner m Amenun An11t1
-5:30-
D CIAl (8) ({) llews
tJ Wide World of Adventure <Ill rn Oakllnd llaicltr Sidelines
((21) Cl)) Tait to the M111a1er m l'K Eipl football HipHpb m fte$la filipiu
•VENING
8 :00
D tampaian '76
S lin-W U Mowie: CC) (2hr) "The 110t11t
Coulltry" (adv) 69-Jeff Graham.
Ron Hayes
B (lltl W) 1111 Capbltl I lt11· nlllt Gutsls drt Gabe KJplan. The
Happy Days Gane Ron Howard
Donny Most. [rm Moron. and Ro1
Kelly
j )...., .,.._...
(ID) fNbMt "Cabrrllo Was Rrfhl"
tit Tiit Undtnea World of Jac•ua
Colistuu
Ul> Rlitll Gtt.u• s. mean.a
@ r11111 f11ture
l3l s.ace: '"' m Wlttr Wot1d m Corw ....
-6:30-
u (i1j ""' 8 CIMMI Camera
(fDl Di!MllSioft .,, m Womt11's ""IU Sloly m hsspol1 to T rawtl m !loller Ga111es
7:00
U CUl (1) (I) Ml lllillllles
D WORLD TV PREMIERE!
• MAJOR DISNEY MOVIE
8 (2J) CIHml m World 114 Dit-
lltY "One Little Indian Rosie's Rt
ven1e" Conclusion of a two-parl
comedy Slairrn& lames Garner, Vera
M1lu and Jodie foster Garner POf
trays an AWOL cavalryman who es
capes rnlo the desert aboard 1 mean
tempered camel
Sointtllina s,.dal U (fB) CJ)) all COS Guests 1n
elude Bea Arthur. Abe Y11oda from
'Barney Miller.'' the Bay City Rollers.
Kareem Abdul Jabba1, and Fred lite
Cockaloo from "Barella ''
Peget
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New Show! Funfor
everyone with Bill Cosby and
special guests: BEA ARTHUR
ABEVIGODA
KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR
FRED THE COCKATOO
(From Barette) cos
97aOOPM<D
TV WEEK OCTOBER 3, 1!178
SIX MILLION
DOLLAR MAN
G8100PM<D
First Time on Television I Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford star
in the b lockbuster love story you've been waiting for!
ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE
G9sOOPM<D
Pege 10
SUNDAY (Condnued)
Cl WiW WiM West m MW Wo!W of Afthllals m 111e Fii
m JJp.-· °'""' QI) llltwit: ~ (90) "Man on A
Stri111'' (d11) 71 Chmtopher
Georae. Joel Grey fD World ,rtD
-7:30-m us1 of ttie wiW
fD Or. Mt: Tiie ...... " [Wll '9 lllrun Ulllllllt 'rocram
8 :00 a (ll) Th Sonnr ud
Clltr Slllw Guests are Barba11 Eden
and I he Smothers Brothers u o CIJ ®l m Tiit lie Ew•11t: •f.1rt114111U" Cone.I (dra) '7S-Ava
Girdner, Charlton Hulon Gto11e
Kennedr. Lorne G1eene. Genevieve
Bu1otd, R1Chard Roundlree Tht he
honal calaclysm1t deslruchon of the
contempomy metropolis ot Los An
eeles by lwo maSSJve earth tremors a Tiit l4fl111111 & laf•ltJ Guests
.,, l\lartha R1ye and Alan Sues
(I) ,...., lllarsllan Variety Hour
U (QI) Cl)) 111 Sh Miiiion S lbn
"Dou~t Trouble" flrp Wilson ma~es
his dramatic debut in the dual role ol
the Prime M1n1ster of an Alr1can
nation and a sm1ll lime Amer1t1n
enlertaine1 who 1s·sc1ent1f1tally pro
crammed to 1mpmonate the tore.en
d11n1tary durrna a state visit
D Motl•: (C) (2hr) "Mu of l.attM" (dra) 71 Peter Strauss
Tina Aumonl
GJ Mowlt : (2hr) "h llH S.b·
uriH" (mus) '68 lhe Bullu Set Pepper's lonely Hurts Club
Band
Q) Salll y"" Slllw 8 lilllSiul Vlfitty s:> lirut ,trltrMHCH 'Bern
stein/H Y Ph1lharmon1e
-1:30-a OwtnuJ Mlaioll
9:00
U (ll) (]) ~·A mysterious bomber kills innocent victim~ wllen a
Molotov codt11I 1s los.sed 1n the
window of a Manhattan rest1ur1nt
M they bea1n to p1m lhe story
to1ether. Koiak and hi$ sOH meet
onr. dead end alter another not
1uf111ne thlt a member of the force.
Jett Braddoc-(Joe Mascolo), has lost
his 111llnend 1n the bl.st and thet his
wife, Molly (fionnuala rtan11an). IS
1mplated 1n the bomb1nc
e<>r1tMerti
• ((21) ())) 0 AIC Su•dtJ
lllN: CC) (211115111) "Tiit W17 Wt
W.rt~ (dra) '73-ltobert Rtdfl)(d,
Barbra Stre~nd Ille bittersweet
romance of two ~pit 110•1n& up
and arow1na apart
Cl) REl HUllllAID
• Carntlit Hill S,.Cial ............. ,~ ... ,. ... ,...
all Tiie OM W11 fD II.st.,._ Tkltre: Tiit liloofl· ...... GJ ll $Mw M Sylm .WI
-9:30-
D <llJ 0 ()) G lllC Sudar
llyatery-Q11i•cr "Go r 11ht City Hall-To the Oeath" Three ltmt
Emmy winner Jack Klu&man lll<S u
a h11d·d1iv1ng medte1l eum1ner wllO
attempt$ to solve a series of deaths
with one common link. but meets
w11h resistance lrol!I ~ poliht1tly
COllttolltd police dep11tm1nt
Iii Tiit 1Un1 Is eo.1111 ill Sa1111111 & eo., .. ,, m 11.at11 " Uf• m C«Olll ..
10:00
D (ll) C!'l OeM«llio Del~ec
c!llO 1uns up 1111ost 111n1 ol street
corner utortion1Sts and a ne11hbot
hood lull of victims t11ho ue too
temfled to IHltfy a111nst the11 IOI
mentors-a terror t~t ts later 1ush
hed when 1poloct1nl01ma-t who was
planted 1n lhe 11n1 IS lciund mu1
defed Rich1td Ynicuez, Hectoi Ehn,
Pepe Serna and Rlldotfo Hoyos 1uest
• 0., of OitcMfJ
., "'"' ltd Armtr9111 CD limptll Mlur
G)fBlltws
IBl "*lie Policr for11111
fl) Tiit Matfts Chrollitltt (II) m a.iu ,.,, m 1.o11 Gordon s...
-10:30-
• Jimmy S••Wrt Show D flrint UM
fa Tr1wtl fll111
11:0 0
a @ m""" D (IQ) 0 lltws . '"-""' Tiit ma.~ m Mtwlt : -·n 1rt1·lli11 Steps"
(mys) 'J~-Robttt Oontt. Madeleine
Carroll m SilllstlH Cinttlla
@ ..... "\tie G.1111t a Allltriu-.200 furs m hts of .,_. He1111tS m Jill., s.awrt SM.
-11:15-. """ ()J) {)) SMlllly 111d C.,..111 <• ) Wt William $llow
-11:30-
D Sports flul/lllN: M""'"-
Lalld!My" !com) '62-Jack Lemmon,
l\ttn Nov at f red Astaire. Lionel Jet
Ines, EsteUe W1nWOOd.
D S-lllY & CMpanJ
elllt 790 CM
(J)Ttlt,..
D lileN: CCl "Imitation of Uft'' (dr1) 'S9-lana Turner, John Gavin,
Sandia Dee, S11San Kohner
(ml Mtwle: (C) "llo'l>trJ'' (dri)
'67-Stanley Ba~er. Joanna Pettet.
James Booth.
!BJ Miiiie llld Ille SI*• Wtnl .., EllcMltTt a Tiit m c...
8 Molflt: CCJ "Tllt .... lllOlll" (com) '69-Shelley W1nte11, Slella
Stevens Shtp Ward, Beverly Gar
l1nd
-11:45-
D (QI) (D) '-ttr lillfsMU Vlri-
tty SM Cuuts include the Los
Anaetes Comedy All Stars. Hal
llndeil, Path Pqe. Carolyn Wills and
Slisln Sulhn n
12:00 fJl) Net T t6l'rilloll ...,._
1:00
11 Al OM Witll ...
2:00 D Mowte: ct'l "Tiit l111patlut
Htlrt'' (dra) '71-Came Snodarus.
Mtebatl Br1ndon.
11 Spulln1 frttlr
-3:30-u Mowlt: (C) "liupolnt" (wes)
'66-Audic Murphy, Warren Stevens
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IN SECOND IRUST
DEIDLOANS
QNANY
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Not aU tecond trutt deed loan• coat the same.
That's why the Federal Government haa given you
a simple way of comparing the annual cost of any
loan ... the Annual Percentage Rate. The loW«r this
rate, the lower your annual coat
Mosl other companie• ask you to pay Annual
Percentage Ratu from I ~ to 2J~. That's ~cause
they charge you 10% interest, a maximum commis·
sion and give you a short time to repay. Not us.
Through Reliable your interest rate is lower (9%),
the commission is lower, and you get more time -
8 years -to fuJly repay your loan, including prin·
cipal and interest. There are 1'10 bAUoon payments.
We offer you •n Annual Percentage R.te of 12.88%.
Check around. We ~lieve it's the best rate avail-
able ... and h's available to everyone.
The figures look like this. For every $1,000 you
borrow you pay only $14.66 a month for 96
months. The total of payments i6 $1 .407.36. We also
offer shorter term loans at the same Interest rate
and commi .. ion, but with proportionately higher
Annual Percentage Rates. Naturally, you can pay
off your loan at any time by pre•paying interest on
the balance in accordance with ttate law.
You may borrow from $2,000 to $50,000 on a fine
or eecond trust deed loan -on ariy real estate any·
where in California. On the average, you11 have
your loan In 10 working days.
No gimmicks. No double-talk. We just think it'•
good buslnua to give you the facts ... and more
money for your money.
I 9[lRELIABLE
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An EntcrprlH of Synanon: ~The People ButlntH"
P~11
MONDAY
OCTOIO 4 Ftr ............... .......
,itaM ... DAYTIME PIOCAAMS.
.... lw ,.. tell\tnfl Ct, Wt IN ,,,., ......
DATTillC llOWIES
lO:Oe • "bfflta" (com) '40-
0.Yid NIYtft.
"Mr. ~ .. (dra) '44-
~ude Rauu. Btttt Davis
IBI "r1l4t ti th llarl11tt"
(dra) '45-John Garfield
ll:IO • (CJ "•tMr Sar c.H·
,.,. .. (dra) 'S6-Rock Hudson
U:OO • "W..11 ti Utt Y11r"
(com) '42-Klth1rint Hepburn,
Spencer Tr1q.
l:GO alill (CJ ''lllef ... "' Tllti1 I.Ms" (d11) '69-John Payne
2:08 • (CJ "Tiit lMt C.1Mlld"
(dra) '55-Sterlln& Hayden.
l:GO(}I (CJ......._ .. (adw) '61-
MichHI Gooah, M11co Jollns
3:31 • (CJ "Tiit 5eM -I IN IM_ .. (wts) '69-Robert
Mitchum. Ceorae Kennedy
•V•NINQ
1:00
• (fZ) CJ) Cl) <II .... e o w ma._ ... ,,, ..
CI>"-Pyle
• (a Cl)) 8 •fl IH41J llilM hleWI P1ttsburch Stetltn n
Minwob Vikincs •"'-'*' -~F..itr
•Ma•·l2 ellttlta.cats
-6:30-
• Dlull! Gues1s include lc!werd
Asller, Alu Haley, Pat Boone. Waltt1
Murplly & the Bi& Aclplt Band Cl) ..., Criffitll
111 llen Criffit s...
•Flllitr Affalf (ll)(J)~t ..............
7:00
D O CI>GIMI e u.n a.
(I) My lllr• S.S
Cl) Tt T .. tile Tnitll
• c.c.tm-• , LM Llcy
.., T1lt Fii
., Ci111 • u,....I
IS ~ Criffitll tD lllcfWllUllrtr leporl m DfllMtk Series
Clll MUnu f1111i1J
-7:30-
D c.111111111 lytlM
• .... , .. ltr Diiiin
CI> T1lt ~ Cou,i.
Cl) .... 1lllt TllM • T1lt ....., •• Wiid • ...,'-ell
(fZ) CJ) Dlllr ,.,. ..
0 Cl) """ '*N .. Wll•li 1Sltep1'1Hna SI C..111111 11 Tlllictrt "Number
Our 01ys" A pot&n1nt him pro-11d1Q&
1n '"t1nute look at the colorful.
elderly JewtSll ptop~ of VtnKt. ~I .
who hive 1nvenltd thitr own "011
11nal" 1ulhenhc cultwe to meel the
seveie diff1<ulti11 of their hns
•Rm~
8:00 • a?> CJ) CJ) llllMI A sw1naJn1
bacheloi makes a hip play IM Rhoda
as she undercoes lhe hrsl few d1ff1
cult ~ of hu stj)!llhon from Joe
11 !Ul Cll <II Ill little HtH• on th rralrit "Bunny" Nelhe
Oleson. kllOCked from her horse fol
low1na an ar1ument wl1h L1u11 In
11lls. pietends lo bt cnppltd. lhen
uses her "Infirmity" to nun1pulale
L1ura and lllJ:Ollt else she can e ~: a:> (lllr)"U"'-Wit· .,...... natwe 1dvtnture-·n
CI> llt¥it: (CJ (n r) "ltH Hu lllll!Y flea" (dra) '65-lana Jurntr
Cl ....,.: (CJ (Zllr) "'Wlltrt h's
M" (dra) '69-0avid Janssen m Donald O'Co111ior JoillS * Henrietta And lofento
for Llulfts And Son1$
ID Lott11a I Htftrittb Miiiie 5IMlw featurin& the MuSIC Bud, lhe
Quutel and lhe Joan Oarhna Players
G>hrry ......
(It lleorit: ~ (Zlu) "Ge11t1" (dra)
'67-James Caan, K1th1nne Ross em 'Ille Mam Cl1r011icles (R) "John
Ad1111s: M1n1ster to Great Britain"
(1784·1787) Ad1ms family members
reunite in Europe where John Adams
renews his fnendslup with fhomas
Jefferson. and Adams' dtufhter mar
nes an Amencu diplomat.
-~ .... '9 JI,.._ Ll•pace l"focra1111
-1:30-
• (fZ) CJ) Cl) Pllylll1 Phyllis
wriles her 111$1 speech for her boss
but is com~tety at a loss IOI 1t0tds
wt.en her dau1hler asks IOI birth
conlrol 1dvice
QI T1lt ea,t.111 I T tfMlillt
A woman Is killed. The townspeople suspect her
Doberman. But James Gamer thinks they're barking up
the wrong tree. Katharine Ross and Hal Holbrook co-star.
IIW·TV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE 99100PM~
TV WEEK. OCT09Ell 3. 1979
9:00 8 a?l CJ) CJ) lllllde Mil. NIU·
aatuc:k 1s upset after her wecldln1
plans h1I • sn•&. 1nd • well·mu nin1
offer from Maude only makes mat·
ttrS lllOIU.
8 0 Cll Cil 111 HC llM4at lllM: ~ (Zllr) .. ...., Ciw ..
11th" (dra) '71-Pnl Newm1n,
Henry Fonda. lee Rtmd. M1<hael
Sana11n A close ~nit. independent
Oleson lumbtnna tam1ly rtfuses to
bt 1nhm1d1ted by stnkes, sabot11t or herce loal oppo$1t.on. and are
determined to keep then commit
ments no matter •!lat the odds. • ...., lticllt .... : (CJ '1lltr
Ollly Kill T1ltif llllhn'' (ch) '72-
Jimes G1mtr. Klthanne Ross. Hal
Holbrooli. Junt Allyson In 1 small
Pac1fl( Co1St town 1 dead woman.
fully clothed, 1s pulltd from the
ocean by htr own Doberman Tht doc
1s lhe pnme suspect for murder bul
the police c~iet btheves the animal
1nn()(ent and seeks other clues to the
crime.
ID lien ~II $liGw
II> T1lt Vlr1lllil11
9 Clftt Ulliwtn1I em Ill Ptmnu11tt at Well T rep
"Kostelanetz and Menuhin" Andre
Caslet1netz conducts lhe fhttonal
Symphony Orchestra with Yehudi
Menuhin as 1uesl solocsl
(121l CJ.)) ...... , •11111 llttl•
(2hr) "The Horumen"
-9:30-
• (fl) All's f1ir It's a
r11ny Sunday 1n Wu/11n11on nd
.milt R1<hard's lhouahts lurn loward
romance. Ch1rley has somtth1nc
much molt cerebral 1n mind Charley
Stu Phillips is the com·
poser on "Quincy,"• new
segment of the NBC Sun·
d•y Myi tery Movie stu·
ring J•ck Klugm•n.
His numerous television
credits include Mccloud,
Switch, The Monkees •nd
The Donn• Reed Show. As
director of •rllsts •nd re·
per1oires for Colplx Rec-
ords In the eirty 1960s, he
produced hit record' for
two st•rs of Donn• Reed's
series: Shelley hbues
(now st•rring In NBC's The
Prictlce) with "Johnny
Angel" •nd Paul Petersen
with "My D•d" •nd "She
C•n't Find Her Keys."
In 1964 Phillips, then .it
C•pitol Records, conceived
of the ldei of recording
BHlln tongs with lush In·
strument•tions. Thus wu
born the Hollyridge Strings
•nd • series of •lbums of
Bulle instrument•ls, fol ·
lowed b y simllu trut·
menls for The le.ch Boys,
the Monkees •nd Nat
"Kln&H Cole.
Phillips is •lso credited u
• producer of many other
pop records, Including
Jamn Duren's ''Coodbye
Cruel World."
._..,.. ......
has has dubbed the event "discovery
day" but she hnds herwlf with the
seem1n1ty impossible llSk ol hlVln&
Rltha1d open the dool of his put
r1ther than that ol his bedroom
ODiull!
10:00
fJ l"OnO SCAJIDAL Ill * "El£CUTIVE SUITE" D (llJ (]) CD Eat u tin Su II•
Stacey Wllhnt now 1 lu1111ve ITom
Ille la.. tales relu1e with 1 retucl1nl
Summt1 Johnson, and l11lary Madi
son muts the attmhve N1Ck KosJo,
who isn't .NI he seems to be
CD ~ ••""" a~· fl) 5'1M rril T•ius: S--r T111r
(Jhr) "Fireman's Fund lnlern1tion1I
Open from the Cow Palace 1n San
Francisco lor comaae of the Men's
Sinales lin1ls.
fD larall de rr11111vtf 1
-10:30-m m m11ns
11:00 ueea11ns D CJ) ()) 0 CJ) llns e 12.tl (~CD) lm A1urlt111
Style
"\CD s.. llMt
G ~ •nue Arte Johnson is
l\ltSl ·host m lillry ltartm11, lillry It.rt.an m Tm of Ille llurre
(llJ (]) liosr""7
-11:30-
• (llJ (]) CD CIS Lite llt•it: CC> "'9illf ..... " (d11) '71 -Robtrt Mitchum, 1n-M1thael V111(enl a 0 CD CJJ Gt JMl7 c.i. CD Tllt ma .. • ,.., si... tf sa-.
m""" (II) Tiit 700 Chill
(r.11 CD) Sdtllct Flctioll Tllfftre a ...,.: ee> "Gtttifta Str•itllt" (dr1) '70-[lhot Could,
12:00
• lest of Groucllo • llolit: "Sll•rtecl ltol-& tllt Secret w .. ,._ .. (mys) '43-Basil
Rathbone, N11el Bruce. m llolit: "TM Str1111tr Won A
GIM" (wes) 'SJ-Randolph S<oll
• Cilltftll J4
-12:30-• All·fliPt SM!r: ''Tiit TtuM,"
"T UIS IM&tn." "T OllhNIM"
CD llolit: "Altstl 1111(' (dr1) '61-
Ceorae l11m1lton
1:00
II 0 CD CDl '°""''°" m Tiit m au~
-1:30-
2 :00
9 llleN: "flwt Milts to lllW111aftt''
(mys) '63-Anthony Perkins, Sophia
Loren a Dtu~ltlut11re lllttlu :
C1:'.> "o.ct.r in Dlstrta" (com) '64-
Dirk Bo11rde, S1m1nth1 Enar
-S.-"' A Wtt AfttrllOlll" (d11)
'64-Kim St1nley, Richard Alle n
borouah. M1111111 Lacey.
TUESDAY
OCTOIEI S
for Mtnlilt1 IM 1ftenloell liltillp.
•lust stt OUTllllE ,ROGUlllS •
...... lor "9f aNMllillte, .,. Ille .. ,.s __
DAmlllE llO'llf.S
10:00. •u.t ............. "
(1dv) '65-Ceorre ~nders.. "Old
~" (dfa) '43-Bette
D1v1s
12.tl "Tiiey MNt Ille A Ctilliul"
(dra) '36-John Garfield
11:00 . ~ "lll1pmc.t l*es-.... (dra) '54-Rotk Hudson
12:00 a» "D1it lllirrw'' (dr1) '46-
0l1v11 de Hav1lland, Lew Ayres
1 :00 '2t CC) "T tllSitft II Tl~lt
llllcl" (wu) '56-Richard Eaan.
2:00 G CC) "Jolt11y liMillr"
(wes) '53-Ster11n1 Hayden.
3:00 CJD) ~ "lli•f Solo111111's
llllnn" (1dv) SO-Stewart
Cran a er, Deborah Ken.
3:30 D CC) MH1rry 0" (dra) '73-
David Janssen, M1rtin Sheen.
•V•NINQ
8:00
D 8 CD CIDl (llJ (]) m llns
D 0 CD (al CJ)) fD lltwS
e SSbrTrM
CJ) Cie!Mr l'yle
D ~ m rartrWae r •tally .., a..111-12
S> Dedric C:0.pll!J
Diutll
Cf) uttlt bsuls
-6:30-
D ONtll Guests 1ndode Robert
Klein, Bo Donaldson & the
11eywoods. Joanie Sommers. C11h1m
& Tina Kerr
CJ) Wy Griffitll
CIDl """ Ciriffift Slloll m fltlllly Affair
(llJ CD Gu-'• m Zeor111
lllt Journey to Adwtnture
7:00
DB ID (J)llltNtws a Liars a ..
CJ) lllJ TllrM Sons
CJ) To Tell Ille Tnllh G Collcentralion a» I Lowe Liiey
CD Tiie Fii tD AlltricllhfMI .ltwislt Hour
QllW,Griffitlt m lilltlltiltuhm ••port ce CD> JoMnn
a>DmutkS.nn
Cf) M4lllls F1111ily
-7:30-
D ~ Jack Albertson of "Ch!CO &
the Min" 1s sc>etial auest
D '°""""ftro.tllrs (J)Tllt ~ c.. ...
8 NOW Oil CHANNEL 71 *: HOllYWOOD SQUUES
1WICE A WEEK!
8 <ml IUl CD HollY'I"* 5q111rts
CD Tiit 1ie11c SMw
• Tiit ""'"' Wild
m ""' "II(" (llJ (]) ~Ht Oii the !lead
QI) ttoa111'1 Htroa
fJD Clla11MI ti T °"'flit Ill Ari's $pol1I WorN <B Ctlt.rity Swttpttales
ID n1111 Ciordorl
New Showl Peter Marshall puns with
regulars Paul Lynde. George Gobel
and seven guest stars.
HOLLYWOOD SQUARES
7130 PM TUES & FRI (i)
Pat Harrington, as Dwayne Schnelder. suggests using a
Citizens Band radio to locate Ann Romano's (series star
Bonnie Franklin) runaway daughter, Julle, In the second of
a two-pert episode on One Dey at e Time, Tuesday, at
9:30PM on CBS.
T unnoil in His Life
He claimed he could get out of anything and he
always did. He drew bigger crowds and made more
money than any other performer in the history of
vaudeville. He spent the last years of his lite on a one-
man crusade to 4fxpose spiritualists as frauds, yet he
desperately wanted to believe In them He was The
<Jreat Houdini.
The life and limes of Harry Houdini-magician.
illusionist. escape artist-are explored In "The Great
Houdfnls," a drama airing on The ABC Friday Night
Movie, at 9PM.
~elvllle Shavelson, who wrote and directed the
film. discovered that there was a lot more to Houdini
than just magic: "When I was first approached about
doing this film I had my doubts, since I couldn't see
where It would go beyond magic, which really didn't
interest me." he said. "But then I began to research
his lite and I discovered that Houdini was a complex
and tormented man, and that his career was a mask
tor a lot of inner turmoll. He became a fascinating
subject tor a movie ...
Paul Michael Glaser of ABC's Starsky & Hutch
stars as Houdini (born Erich Weiss) with Salty
Struthers portraying his wife. Bess. and Oscar-win-
ner Ruth Gordon as his mother. Mrs. Weiss. These
two women were at the core ot the upheaval in
Houdini's life.
"Houdini's act consisted of himself and Bess. and
they were known as 'The Great Houdlnls.'" Shavel-
son said. "But he was equally devoted to his mother,
and he gave her just as much attention as he did
Bess. The conflicts were endless and they only
Increased attar the old lady died.
"On her deathbed she called out Houdini's name.
and he was convinced that she was trying to give him
a message. He tried to reach her spirit through
splrltuallsts but found that they used the same tricks
ttiat he used in his act. Furious. he set out to expose
them and spent most of his fortune trying to prove
them frauds. He really wanted to believe in them.
though, and just before he died he gave Bess a
secret message which he would try to communicate
to her from the beyond Controversy has raged for
years as to whether Bess ever really received the
m~sage again."
'
TUIEIPA Y (Cominu.dl
---8:00
B <Ill (]) CJ) T"" Ort111do Md 0... Freddie Pl1nze and £nalind
Dan & John fOfd Coler euest. e o C1J crm m ... 1u llK•
SMe, Pappy Boy1ncton wttcomu
tht assttnment ol an admiral's son to
his h&hler squadron uni~ he \urns
his men won't tty with the newcomer
btuuse it's rum01ed he was bad luck
to hrs prtYIOllS squadron e lllloN: CC) (nr) "<Ille tf !tit 11*1111ttf W.W" (undelllaltr dot
umenllry) '7S-Leshe N1e~n
Cl) Mowle: CC) (Zllr) "War & ruce" rart I (dr•) '!>6-Htnty ronca. Audrey Hepburn
•(QI(()) 9 M.,,, ~ "A
Mind of lht1r Own" Everyone 1s
womed when the fon1 en111es 1n •
se11es ol h&hls, so the Cvnn1nah1ms
conv111ce him to see a psych11tnst
whicf\ abruptly chanaes his lifestyle Ill llMie: CC) (2\U) "Dtatll ti A
Jew" (dra) '73-Akim Tamirott.
0) It's A funny Way To
• Start Your benin1
NEIL SIMON GUESTS
ID lMttUO & H111ritttl Minic S/low a>'"" M--~ Atf•in e lllasterpiee:e Tllutre: TH Moon· ...
-~"'HOMlll
-8:30-
• (ctl) Cl)) @ lotrftl Ud
ShWW, Slurley tues to talk lntrne
into bttom1n1 a volunlet1 nunt at a
hospital but Laverne resists unlll her
lilts! heartthrob enters the tiosp1tal
loi an optration
O> Sitv.ltioft eo..4y
9:00
8 cm CD M•A•s•H 8e1n1 a
rood samarrtan pays no OIYldends IOI
• Hlwkeye when he attempts to h&ht a
nurse's aas stove at ' o'clock 1n the
motmnc and suffers bltndness and
sevese burns 1n the resullanl e.plo
s1on Blind s1n1er /composer fom
Sullivan ruests as a fellow pallenl-
bfl n d ed 1n combat-with wnom
Hawkeye un share his s1tuat1on
D ANGIE IN ACTION * 011 ''POLICE WOMAN"!
a illl cu crm m '°'let "°"''" "Tender Soldier" A series of terro11st
bombines and lht death of 1 police
ofhcer in Ont such mcidenl, leads
Peppt1 to go undertonr and 101n a
revolut1onaiy underaround ..&roup
SUSl)f(lea or Ifie bomb1nfS
D (all ())) 0 Ridl Man, r.ot
Ml.11 Rudy J01dache's once secure
wofid IS lhrutened by I b1lllon11re"s
obstSSK>n IOI power
ID~ Griffin m Tiie Yirpilln
fB Variety SMw m liiCiiiiiJ Harry S. Tr111111n "Pt11n
SpuWij"l:d Flinders stars u Prest
dent Harry S Trum1n 1n lh!l hour
Ion& sptc1al adapted from tht book
by Merle Miller rl1nders depKts
Truman II aae 68, IS he reflects on
his hie in pohhcs
'9 Olampioltsllt, Wrestllll&
-9:30-u cm m cu °"' DIY •I A flfllt fac1n1t the reahty that luhe hu run
away with C11uck, Ann uptriences
hurt, frustration and hefplnsness u
she sea1ches for 1 ~ourse ol 1et1on
lhal 11111 bnn& her daughter home in
part two of a lour part episode fB ClliMM Dr11111 m [Jpecl.lcul1r .,,
TV WEEK, OCTOBER l . 1117&
10:00
B (Ill (]) CJ) Swltcll Pele and
Mac masquerade is POlential buyers
tn the dan1e1ous pme ot drua smu& tllna In Older to clear 1111 repu!Ation
ol 1 IO!mer detective lritnd whose
duth WU hsled IS SUK1de
D POLICE STORY unn * WlllNEHONIGHT! 8 @ Cl) <m D Ptllu Sttrf
''ThanU,IVlna'' fJ1nk ConvtfW and
fred Will11mson star as police u1ves
h&•tors who are drmn& on lht free
wiy to a ThanU,1v1n1 dinner when
they 1re halted by a b1fhc he up-
Mary Slllzak1, 11, 11d1n11n a car with
her family, has been shot by a
freeway sn1pe1
• 11 llfts Cl> laNAn B FAMILY-DIVORCE * FACES NANCY
• (13) ())) 8 family Nancy
Maitland law1ence 1oes throu&h the
emotion1I and heartbruk1nc uperi
e11te of divorce from her husb1nd, Jett 1Aa1tland
fl) Tht P111t lowtna11 SIMIW
(3) G1111S111ol1
m Moftty rytllon'a flyiltr CirtllS m llmll .. Prfllaytll
-10:30-
m a> m "'"' f.I!> Alli1111MM1 fllm festtwat m z' Hew•
11:00 ••mo...., B CD CIDl ID CJ) lltws
D QC (121) ) Loo Alltricu
$1Jle Sea HUii!
D Ctlffrity hvllt
Q) MirJ HlftlMll, MirJ llartlllH Cl),., of .... lliulTt
(ll) Y.-cy Dtrriflaer m TM 1oam., HMe
-11:30-
B (J1) CD Cl) CllS ult Mowlt:
lloi•k "Dead on His feet" a ~ CJ) cm m Jolwllly c..wn
Tht rn Chill a <a <Ill a MJSt•11 o1 1t1t Wed
Q)lltws
f2I) Th• 700 Cl11b
12:00 It lest of Groucllt m ....,.: "S11•11otk Holmes 1 IM
House of ftar" (111y•)~)-8tsil
Rathbone. Nigel Bruce •
ID Mowit: "Tht t.l!Sliratori" (dr1>
U -Paul Hen<ttd. Hedy Lamarr m C1M1111 l4
-12:30-
B AMll&Jll SM: CC) "MmKre
ill !tit lllad Ftrtst," "Till Wt Mttt
_,.111," "11111111 "°"''"" a> Mowit: "Wu• Up ' llill" (mys) 63 L1H Caston1. Robert Hoffman
1:00
8 all §) T OlllOrrw m Tiit rn c11111
2:00
B Morie: "Actioll In tllt llotllt Al·
!antic" (adv) '43-Humphrey Botart.
II Deulllelulurt Mniu:
CC) "Suicide C11111111110" (dll)
'68-Aldo Ray CC) ~The D11 t11t Hot
llM Get Hot" (com) '69-Robtrt
T 1ylor. Charles Boyer
ID AMll&llt Slltw: "A litter to
ThrM W'rwn." "Tht a.turn ol IKk
Sl1dt"
lwEDNESDAyt
OCTOW 6
For -nine alld alter-listincs. please see DAYTIME ,.DGRAlllS.
Btlow, for yovr CO!lftflitn«, are tllt
day's -.ies.
DAm lllE lllOVIES
10:00 D "~tl • 'aao 'aao" (adv) '40 Jon Hall Victor
Mtla&len "Dtu plton" (dra)
'46-llttt' Davis, Claude Rains
(21) "llobody llus Forn er"
(ch) '46 John C1rheld. fare
Emerwn
11:00 D ~"Captain Up tfoot"
(adv) 'SS-Rock Hudson. S.1
blra Ru~ lett Mo11ow Kath
leen Ryan
12:00 m "Assassination ifi .........
(dra) '65-Hugh O'Brian. Cyd
Ch111sse
1:00 a> '11lt Tilin Rtd line" (dra)
'64 -Jack Warden, Kieron Moore,
Keir Dullea
2:00 O CC) "Chlto's lllld" (wes)
'72-Charles Bronson. Jack Pal
ance. R1cha1d Basehart.
3:00 (1AJ "Tht ,_, l 1111 Pritt"
(dra) 'S6-Roberl laylor. Burl
Ives
EVENING
e:oo
u a 9 (Jl) m m """ u 8 <IBl > m ""' 8 al)Slar Trtl
(J) '°'"' P'yte -~· m '•rtrl4c• Family
11tMl111·1Z ID Eltdrk C..p1ny
9 Oiftahl m Utt1t btuis
-6:30-
S,EtlAI. llOTICE All thrtt networb
will carry the second ti.bite btlwHn
h11idtnt Gt111d Ford alld Otrno·
m tk nominff Jimmy Cirter 1t lllb
time. All wbstquent pro1rammin1 Is
subject to Int-minute cllanae with-
out notke.
(_{ Andy Gritfllll
®l Merv Clittln Show m Family Alf1ir
fil"t~}~• fD ZOOlll!
W l"op Cots Ille Country
7 :00
D Liars Club
J l My Th~t $om
_t To Tell tllt Truth
0 CoMentrahon m I lOYt Luc1
Q) Tiit fll
El) ~tan Duma
<ni m 11"" ill Andy Grittrth
fD Mldleilllthrtr Report
(13.l • t l) lonanu m D111tull< Seriti m AdUll'I$ family
-7:30-
u 1owti11c fOf Dollars
(}) Tiit Odd Couple
rl) $121,000 Qllesllon
D Tiit Joker's Wlld
~ rrite Is Rltht m Brady Bu11cll
I f1) (}) !"op Goes tht Country
ll'l (6 J Celftrlty Sweepct1~u
(3) Hop11's Heroes
Em Cllanntl 21 T 0111<l
(JJ) S25,000 l'y11mid
"' Flull liordon
8:00
D ttn CJ) Good Times When
lhtlma's favorite lucher v1s11s the
£vans home, she 11111 falls fo1 11 's
parnlrn&1 and lhen fo1 J J ' flo11da
starts lo WQfry over J J 's 11ow1ng
1ela11onsl11p when. alttt be1n& out all
n1ehl. he is cau1hl sneak1nc in
D @ m lllC Wednu•11
lllcMt: CC) (90) "How to lluk Up A
Hippy llllrritae" (com) '76-Bar
blra {den. Hal Lrnden, Peter Bonw.
Maroa Rodd. Harold Gould, Bttty
Bresler. Liberty W1lhams When a
yount woman seel her ea husbind
kup1nc company with 1 lovely but
empty headed eirl, she decides to
l1eht lo win h1m back Acline on the
ad'<ttt of her e11ll11end, she bee1ns
an all out camp11gn to make her ex
husb1nd 1ealous U lllo¥le: (C) (2111) "Stten Woll·
dtrs of tht West" (nature adven
lure)-'72
CD Mowie: CC) (2hr) "W11 ' 'Utt" Cont i. (dra) '56 Henry
Fonda. Audrey Hepburn 8 (QJ) (()) !JJ) lion1c Woman
Jaime Sommars pases as a black1ack
dealer lo work aboard a lu1u11ous
tambline ship that could be a Uoat
ine bomb
D Mo.it: (2hr) ''Tiit Caretakers"
(susp) 63-Robert Stack Polly
Btraen. Join Ctaw101d. Janis P11ee
Diane McBain. Van W1lhams Cons-
tance ford A doctor 1n a mental
hosp1tat 1oes 11a1nst the w1Sht5 of a
herd nurle and pl1en a woman with
hom1c1dal tendencies 1n a aroup
therapy cl1ss He 1s liter 1ust1hed 111
his decision when lht woman keeps
another pal1ent lrom settina hre to
the w11d
<IDl lllcMt SjMclal: CC) (2hr) "Tiit
Clncin111tl Kid" (dra) 65-Stevt Mc
Queen, Edward C Robi nson m Stop By For A Laup
• It's lltwl It's Crazy!
See For Yourielfl m LOfenio I Henrittta Music Show
Q) Perry ll11011
El) K«m Variety !tour
9 National Geotrapllk
Ell) llova "Death 01 A 01mse" Nova
shows how the spiead of smallpox
has reached the verge of ut1nchon
due to recent efforl$ of the World
Htallh 01cam1ahon
OJ Championslllp Wml~na m lapaMSC u nauaae ,rotrams
-8:30-
D l11' 1:n 1e1 laH rour m Korean lltft
9 :00
0 111' r 'l CIJ All m the family
While "leb1aJ1ne Mike's newfound
success lhe Simes •1e shocked
when they are told lhat Atch1e has
ioined the s1a11s11cs of the nation's
unemployed
D ('21J (IJ) iltJ 811etU Runway
Cowboy · Barella has earned ev1
denct to b11n1 an ealort1on1st to trial,
nnly to discover lhe female 1udae
try1ne the cue a dur l11end ot
Barettf1-1s the blacl·ma1lei's neat
Ylthm m Merv Griffin si-
Ol Tht Vlraifti•n fB Jorean Historical Orama
(lf) r all of the uflts f.ID ro1itical Debate Preview
-9:30-u Dinah! Cuuls include Nell
Simon. Maureen Stapleton Ler
Ciani, Std Caesar, M&rsha Muon
(Jl) "' Gees tllt C-try fD l'olitical Otblte Coveraae of lht
debate between President ra.d and
J1mmr Carter
OJ La CNda lttn Clllda
10:00
D '-' Splu DD News
leMlll.a
8 Hollywoed ~1&1ra
(J) rr111 Ft&tu~
(IDl lllen Griffin
fB TH 1411ifltll of Hultll
@ (I) fDTIA a (Jl) '()) Gun1111ob
(tlll (J)) Bonaw m lmu ti. l"rimntra
iJ)) Di111hl
-10:30-
D Mitch Game mm m11en m llisllttim•
11:00 uam11ews
D CJ) 12]) Cl1 <!al IUl lltn
D a (8 ())) love AmlllUll
Slylt
Sea H1111t
D Calebrity Rnue m Miry Hlmun, lllaty Hartman
&> Tales of tilt lliurre
17J liotraplly
11:30-D (Jl) CIS late Mo•it:
Col11111bo "Double Shock"
.. @ (J) ~ Ill ...., Cnlll rn Tll• rn Ckrb
a (<Hl Cl)) ()tJ Tht hokin /
Mystery ol tllt WHk m....,
l2Jl 1llt 700 Cl11b
fii) llulllkr Our D111 Lynne Lill
m1n's mhmate parlrarl ol the elderly
Jewish people ol Venice. Caltf
12:00
U lest of Groudlo
0 lllO'ftt: "Sllertotl Hot-' tllt
Plillllit to Alcitrs" (mys) '47-Basd
Rathbone Nreel Bruce m Mcwtt: ''Golden llo7" (dra) 39
W1tltam Holden Barbara Stanwytl
lee J Cobb
fii) Mo•it Clu siu lhe Roc l1n1
Horse Winner" m Ci11t1111 l4
-12:30-
• All·llialrt Show: "Sullln11's Trn·
tis," (C) ulllt Spanish Gardtntr,"
uMurMr 111 tht lllllt ._ ..
C!) lllo¥it: "Crimi In tht Strffb"
(dra)-Sal Mineo, James Whitmore
1:00
D l2ll ()) [QJ TO-ICM m "" m Club
2:00
0 Morie: "Wal\ A Crooked Milt"
(mys) '48-0ennis O'l\eele. Louis
Hayward. Raymond Burr
O Doublelututt Mom s:
<CJ "Doctor at Sea" (c.om) 'SS-Dirk
Bo1arde "Wom11 ol th• Tou "
(wes) ·n Cla11e Trevor m All·lliallt Show: "Tiit Horror of
llladwood Casllt.'' "lilri. lllilt"
-3:45-
D lllftit: ''TtflOI hi A Ttw Town"
(wes) '!18-Sterhne Haydtn
Jaime Sommers (Lindsay Wagner). working undercover as
a croupier aboard a gambling ship fn search of stolen
energy cells, looks on apprehensrvely as Romero (Vito
Scotti, center), who has recogn11ed her from a previous
mission. and threatens to blow her cover. gets rnto an
argument with a gambler he believes 1s his rival for Jaime's
attentions, in "Assault on the Princess," on ABC's The
Bionic Woman, Wednesday, at 8PM
P89915
I THURSDAY
OCTOIH 1
ftt -nillc alMI aftt,._ listinp.
pleu• su oam1u rROGHlllS.
.... lllf JOUI COllWtllitftc:t, llt Ille
dly's8"ia.
DAm lllC llOVl£S
I 0:00 D CC ~llllllttwrs ti tilt
Sea" (adv) '60 -Roberl Alda
"Tlle (JllltJ C.nas" (dra) '64 -
Bette Dn1s, Horsl Buchhol1 a "TM .,.,.., ,_t'. c d,. l
'50-lolln Cart1erd
11:00 D ~ '11lis u rtll b ll111t"
(dra) '59-Rock Hudson
12:00 m "Tiit Maallifitellt Alllbtr-
tOM" (d11) '42-Joseph Cotten
1:00 IS CC "Ridt lht Ti111"
(dra) 71-Ceoice Monl&omery
2:00 D <.tJ "A C.J1-tor Cot
doN" (adv) '70 Ctor&e Pep
pard, Giovanna Ralh
3:00 ®l CC "Ransom " (dia)
'56-Glenn Ford. Donna Reed
3:30 8 CC "Wond11 Woman"
(adv) '74-Cathy Lee Crosby
Rrcardo Montalban. '
I •v•NINO
-6:30-
U Ol!lall!
([) AIMly Griffith
(t1l flltn Qritflft Sllolt
Q) h111ily Affair
Ci7> ~.
fll)Z.0.!
m~
7:00
D 8 QJl m lhws D U.11 Club
(J) Iii) nuee Ste$
To Tell lk Trut-
D Conulrtratioll
Q) I LM lrKy m The fll m c.rttOllS a w, Griffith fD Tiie lb clhilllthrtr Report
('2tl ) llollanu
0) Or11111lk S.OH
mAc1U1111 hmily
-7:30-
D Price h lllsltl
D llowlina for Dollars
Cl) Tiie Od4 Collplt
0 THE GONG SHOW!
• They Wint To Perform
In The Worst W1yl
u Tiit Golla Slloil ()) C.114111 C-ra
Cl Tiie Joltr's Wll4
® l2ll ([) lllatch Glmt
Q) Tiie lrldy llrlldl cm n.. WillMlrll Bfttlltrs
fBStlr W-.ne a Moaan's Htroes fID CMllMI 21 To111p l m Price 1s RiPt
illl ~ii lrit11111ia
m F1u11 "'"°"
New Showl Gary Owens hosts an army
of amateurs who 'MJnt to perlorm In
the worst way. Some succeed.
THE GONG SHOW
7130 PM THURSDAY (D
P81t1t 11
8:00
U MERU HAGGAID
• SINGS-THE WAlTONS
U tI1J Cil CI> TM Wlhli Cou n
try sinter Merle Hauard cuesls as a
laded srnaer whO has arven up lhe
will to perlorm-untel he meets
Jason. thal rs Alter IOSlna his
stholarsh1p 11 the Mu51C Conserva
IQ(Y. Jason leels he's ready to start
his own ~nd 11 can &el Red Turner
(Hauard) to l()ln him
II 0 ([) <lDl ITll Gt111r11i Mu
"Double like" With lhe help ol
plasttC suraery, I forettn ltent postS
as Sam Casey 1nd penetrates INTCR
SECT's secu111y 10 stul top secret
fries Ben Murphy plays a dual role.
and Jo Ann Pflug auests D lllowit: (21M11) ~Pride ti 1k
Y111bts" (dra) '42 Gary Cooper
(l) lllowit: (.t) (Ztlr) "1'lle Mttr•
lndderlt" (dra) '66-R1ch1rd W1d
mark. Sidney Poitier
U ((21 CIJ) (llJ Welcome l 1ek
Kotter "Sweals1de Story" The Swea!
hogs lorm a club. alrnosl &ti involved
in a rumble and Mr Kotler lrres 10
set lhem st1a1&hl 0 Mowie: (.1:) (2hr) UTiie OeliHt
OMs" (dra) '58-Tony Curtis
CD ProdU(tt Norman lur
• Guests T oaiaht At I
Stop By for A Llu&h
Q) Lort11a & Htnri.tta Musk S11ow
Q) Ptrry lbsoll
fB Today's C.inc
CB) lllowit: (.1:) (ZIM\r) uT!le CAiie<·
i.t" (dra) '65-Terrenet Stamp &l Upstairs, DonsUin m FlltMI Socctf m ~ Lawrul' rrorra•
-8:30-
• ('21) ) QJJ lamey Millt1 An
over n1pt quarantine 1n lhe ~t11ton
t>t<.omes an unstheduled encounter
session for Barney, hrs detechvu
and 1he11 auests an the conclusion of
a lwo part episode.
9:00
U (J7) (}) Cl) Hawaii fiu ·O
Operating with da11ne-v1r1u111y
under the nose of Steve McCarrell-
Hawa11an history museum curator
Arthur Lambert (Clu Gut1aer> plols
lo lurn crrmrnal and staae the brc
1es1 bank robbery In Island history
As a member -alone with McCar·
1ett-ot the Con1nor's Kemeh1meha
Days Committee. Lambert rs lo slagr
a re en1ctmenl of the 1839 W1lco1
Rebelhon and use thal cover lo lead
hrs &an& In the robbery
D @ Cl) ®l Im lest Sellers:
''Cl,UiM alld Ille Kinp " Joseph
(Richard JOfdan) 1s senl from Penn
sylvan1a to New YOik by 811 Ed
Healey (Chales Durnin&) In lhe com
piny of Ct111e Montrose (Peter
Donall-a soldier of I01tune whose
sole loyalty IS to money-where lhey
neeohate lhe sale al suns 10 the
Conlederacy
U (tft) ())) (DJ The T CM1J ltalMl.tft
Sllow ludae Franklin becomes rnfalu
ated wllen ht meets a woman 1ud&e
and lhey lry lo land some p11vaty by
meetona 1n Allanlrc Crty
Q) llltn Grilfill Sllow
m lodna r111111 tllt OlyMplc
Si> Holl,_04HI Ttln ision Thutre
"Philemon" Musical sel 1n lhe
Roman city ol Antioch In the yur 28 7
AD where an unemployed KIO!
,1own 1s persuaded In 1mperson11e a
leader ol the Ch11st ran underaround
1n return for passaae back to Athens
TV WEEK. OCTOllEJI 3. 1978
-9:30-
• (6 Cl)) ID ll111cy W1lk11
Sllolt "lhe Affa11" When therr d1u1h
ler Lorraine suspects he1 husb1nd or
involvement wrlh anolhei woman
Nancy 111d Kenneth offer soolh1ni
WOfds ot advrce. bul these wise words
lace lh1r severest lest when ken
dlops 1 bombsllell of his own m w....·, rr.ttaieul w
10:00
fl (l1J Cil ()) llCW SUSOll .. ,.., ._ Ma1k Sheia (lonncrly
of "SWAT") is 1nhoductd an the new
role ol Barn1by's youn& couS1n who
toins the piw1te rnvest111hn& hrm
1ller comrnt to Cahl01n11 to help
solve lhe murder of his lither
D llll ([) CIJ m Vu Dyh &
C:.pallJ Dick 1s iotned by special
cuest John Denver
(I) bll11za U (al(]) llll Strtth of San
FrlJlcisct Rtt1n1 a1a1ns1 tame, LI
Slone and Inspector Robbins lry lo
find lhe can& that kidnapped an
enl11e 1ury and serrously wounded
Inspector Keller ......
ID larata .. rr1Nve11
-10:30-
D Q)G>hwl
a~·
11:00
DB (J)GJ ID llewl
II llll CIJ ®' D ...._ D a (ft Cl)) Lowe A•11icu
StJle s.. Munl
D c...ity ktut
Q) Miry Hart1N11, Mary HarllllH
CJ) T lies of lk lizatre cm Cil y lllCJ Derrillttf
-11:30-
fJ cm Cil Cl) CIS Liit llltwie:
~/laMc.ek D IU> Cil <II m Jahllll7 C.-
Tht ma11• a ca Cl)) a Strwb ot San
fral!Cbc.o/Dan Aucust
Q)""' '21) Tiie 700 Club
12:00
8 lat of Groucho 11 lllowit: ~ "Sherlock Holmes ill
Wu~i11cton" (mys) '43-Basil
Rathbone. N11el Bruce m .Mowit: "A lllcht .. llt111tmber"
(mys) '42-lorelta Youna m Cintlll• l-4
-12:30-
• Aff.llipt Slw: "lllY .... of lht
Saucer llu," "Countdowa to
Doems4ay," MS.ytilttf"
QI llln i1: "Und11wer1' Story"
(mts) ·~ Dan Duryu, Cale Storm
1:00
D 0 CIJ ®l T_r ..
D lllt m. Cl11ll
-1:30-
D W111ttd Dt1d tt Mite
2:00 u lllowit: cc "S,ri9sfjeld llflt ..
(dra) ·~2 -Cary Cooper. David 8r11n
Cl Oo11~t1ft1l11t llOYltt: "Ten
lielltltllMft lr1111 Wn1 ,_t." "T 11111
llll"
Q) AHll!ll Sllow; WAiiet Ma111s."
"Tiie Str 111aief"
-3:45-
fJ lllowle: "Operation Sutcll"
(com) '61-Terry ThomlS
FRIDAY
OCTOIU I
Ftf ..... -._ lillilp. ,least SH DAm ME "1>GUMS.
...... M J9W CMUliellCI, art IM
Ny's ..wies.
DAmM£ MOVIES
10:00 e CC) "Carn~,. M.D." (com) '61-Ja111es Robertson
Justice, Leslie Plulhps "A Kiii(•
Sloly" (doc) '61-Narraled by
Orson Welles. a "Air fena" (dra) '43-lohn
Garlield, Arthur KeMedy 1 t:OO D Cl:) "lltlle ..,._ .. (dr1)
'57-Roc\ Hudson. Martha Hyer
12:00. "II ....... Oile ll!pt" (com) •34.:..c11r~ Gable .
Claudette Colbert 1:00 1211 Cl:) "The Guru" (com)
'69 -Michael York, R111
Tushln1ham
2:00 Ill Cl:) "Tiit Last Wa11n"
(•es) '56-Richard Widmar~.
Fehcia Farr
3:00 <II "Tiit ltlud111t Otbu·
I.anti" (com) '58-Ru Hamson,
~ndra Dee
3:30 8 Cl:) "TM Silt11t111" (dra)
'66-0tan Marttn, Stella Ste
vens
8:00 •• <11cmrn m1ew1
U O Cl)(IS )G)ltwl a SUr Tra
Cl) '9IMf ,,..
-~ -~faMlly
GlMM-12 a St11 ,,... m Electric c-,a111
QJ) OINli
..,, Uttlt Rastlh
-6:30-fJ Olft1ht Guests include Btlty
Whtie. R1C1' Ltttle, Mclun SteYen
son, The Staples. and Bea Lydecker
Cl) """ liriffittl $'-<JD) llltA Griffin si-m flllMly ~ttalr
cmrn ~• fDbleMI IJlt fritMi ol Man
7:00 ue@cv m11tw1
eUari ~ .., T1111t $tfts
T. Tiii tllt TI""' U Cerlutrtratioft
CD I LM lulJ
Cl) l1M fll
fBCiobtiiltr 1211 Al4y Griffttll m l1M Madltil1Lt11m bllOf1
(13l ) llqm
ID Ouulic Series m The W..1•11 family
-7:30-• m Wiid 11111• • llwlillC ,., O.ri
Cl) 1lle ~ Coullil
8 ltOW 011 CHAllllU 71
• HOLLYWOOD SQUARES TWIC[ A WUll 8 (!Ql QI) Cl) Hollywood Squ1111
()) TIM M..,,.U 5"" U The .lobr'i Wikl
GI TIM lf"1 Bu11<h cm Cl) C.111,a11n '76
.... ., JG
S ttec .. '1He1t11 flD QallMI ZI T.ipt
O lftatMllM CBRnll~
8:00
G SPEJICH'S PtlOTS·
• CHOll'PU AND DUSTU
Ill A£IW. DWIGHT
fJ cm CD s,-.or's Plllt'1 Cam
er1>11 fllrtchtll cuesls n the owner ol
a CIOI> dust1n1 service whose Ojltt•·
hon 1s suspmed of be1n1 the cowei
loi 1llec1t 1e1tw1t1tt at.rtes Aldman
and Jerry Quarry also 1uest. a o tD m s.••1s... "Calrlorn1a Clude" fred Sanlllfd 1oes
on a spree when an Aiab otl eaecu·
lrYe assures hrm there 1s od under
the aarderi rn the 1unkyi!d Ross
Martin 1uests.
8 lloN: Cl:) (!hr) "HullttB of
lM WIN" Nature adnnturt film
Cl) llltrit: Cl:) (2hr) "Dit, Dit, lrly
Dulh11" (susp) '6!>-Sltlanie
Powers, Talull1h Bankhead
• (<al CJ)) CD'J 0-J 1114 Ml(11
Guests Include Ruth Bum, flotence
Henderson and the Brady Bunch,
Ch11stopher t\nr&ht, Maureen McCoi
mH:k, he Plumb. Susan Olsen end
MIChHl Lookinl1nd
()),Ca,.. & C-p1111
• llltrie: Cl:) (211t) "Ollly °"'Day IAft ....,, T_,... (d11) ·11
Peter Duel, Cl1nlon Grtyn m Marat Clla111pioft St09S *. ly For Lauatis 0. TV's
~ .. Surprise l'acka11 18 lMIAZI I Meorittta Mmic $'-m l'tfTJ...,.. a .... : Cl:) (lllf) "11*6efo"
(wes) 'S8-Jame.s Slewart
fD ........ ""' "' lll'ritw ID D Cllno m l.t111110M lnOlace rrtcnm
-1:30-
• IDl lJ) CIDl llll Chica & the
Man "The Second Com1n1 ol Delli"
Conclusion ol a l'llO part ep1.sode 1n
winch Della Reese becomes a recur
11ng re1ular as a ntw net&hbor whom
Cd welcomes wtlh a barrage ol 10
sults-untrl he learns she's the new
owner of his garaee and his lease is
about to uptrel
CJ) Sin Olteo
fl) TV JoUtJ
fll) Wiii SlrHI W... 0t C-H, V1riely Sllow'
9 :00 a cm m t1S Frida• Mlwie:
llo llllonNtiol m W.Me lro11 tllt
11ttwon at 111r ,,m u ...
.. tDJ ®l m Th• llodlord
r11a .ltm Rocktord and his tather
1nad'tertently become custodians ol a
9 yur old cut. Ma11n, who is looa1nc
IOI her lathe1 (who 1s tryme hard not
to be lovnd)
8 (al l ID Alt Friday lliPt
Mo•lt: (C) (2-r) ''Th• Grell ~lliS" (dra) '76-Paut M1ch1et
Gluer Sally Struthers. Ruth Cordon,
8111 Biaby. Adrrennt Bart>uu. Vivian
Vinet A drama bned on the hit and
times of the world renowned 1llu
sion1st and escape 111tst whose gl1t
ltrtn& career muked • deep
obStSSion with the occull wh1ch was
culminated by 1 wow that he would
one day speak lrom the bflyond m Mon Griffin S• m l1M Vlr1i11lan
fl) Sam111al Dector
fJl) USA: ,_,.. I '°'It~ CDttocar~Hopr
-9:30-m 117 Fatlltf Calb Ilk S-: lbcM
1111111 llltM MtricallS m lleclles T ... in
10:00
8 0 {I) (!I CJ Ser,kl "The
lndr•n" rra~• SerptCO masquerades
as a C01J ··on·lhe·laae" 1n an tttempt
to t11p a ht&h lent 111rwtrcs dealer
Moo#n 011ly as "Tiit Indian " Amonc
those whose lwes aie sll11tered by
the eluS1Ye rlealer are Healher Ducea
(Annette 01oole)-• teena&t runner
fOf lhe tnd1an -ller dtstraucht lither
and, almosl, Frank SerpfCO htmstlt
G 111 tllt llnl ()) lilutlD
a ~· m Great h rftnlllllett m 111111 • ,r1m,,..,.
-10:30-
• • m ..... fB 11.orun Or11111
11:00 a•ma 1ew1 • (I) <JD) 0 lJ) ..... 8 QI) (all (I)) lowt A11111iun
Style
(I) S.. H1111t
-~a.wt ., ... ,, lbrtMall, Mary 1(1tt111111
.., J*s of tM llDlft
fD rtl• Clnsic"lhe Rock1n1 Horst
Wmner''
-11:30-
B <I1J (]) (I) CIS Late Mo•lt:
Ct) "1111 t..n" (dra) '70 Wrlham
Smith, Adam Roarke ., 41> CIJ cim m...., c-rn .... : "Su llorMt" (adw) '51-
l!od CamtlOfl
TV WEEK OCTOBE.R 3, 1976
8 (!Bl ~,\ H U .A.T. ..... ani. 1oo a..
12:00 . ...... ~
Cl llkirie: CC) "TM T..mt CMll1"
(CQlll) '10-Ron Moody, Franl Lan
1e111
• "'feotMll 1'11 .. '75 IDCIMN 34
-12:30-• •lllCM $llew: wl~ llilfJ,,. "1111 llkNlllll MellStm... wcm1 u, ..
• S.S,.. TllNtre m MoN: "Oil ...... .,. Oit" (set
Ii) '65-Bo<ts K1rloff. H1tk Adams r red• l1tkson
Al) lllowle: "f11atl11 Gal" (•ts)
'45-Ywonne OeCarlo, Rod Cllmeron
1:00
8 ill> (I) [al llldRilht
Specltl lm'lll• m. CMI
-1:30-
(ll,) TIM ult Sllolr
2:00
fJ Mewit: Cl:) "lest of £.nt111les"
(com) '62 -Drnd Niven, Michael
W1ld1n1. Harry Andrews
G 0.UWefUtMA lilotie$: Cl:) "ft
Tth i All Kinds" (dra) '69-Vera
Miies. Robert lanstRt Cl:) "Thlt
Udy FIOll Miii&" (drt) '68 Nancy
Kwan Carl Bet?
CD AU l!pt Sllw: "0.IJ Tiit VII·
lallt." "711 CkeH Dri"·"
-3:45-
D llMit: Cl:) "fftl t11 Frisco 111"
(dra) ·~s-Alan Ladd
.f)gt.,.
N
"THI SMALL CAR IX.PERTS"'
FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE~ PARTS
msoNAUZlD UASING -ALL MAkES & MODru
A fl•E SELECrlON OF USED COS
142-7781 540-0442
S ervin'J _Aff Beac/, C tiej
S MINUTES SOUTH OF S~N DIEGO FWY
18835 BEACH BLVD.
(Highway 39 )
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Pege f1
., "'"~""'"'' ~\'.:Iii t>s ~··
New Nlghtl New Sitel Monty now
trodes tor tun and jackpots from
the gaming capitol of the world.
LET'S MAKE A DEAL
7130 PM SATURDAY (i)
Jimmy Dean makes his first guest star appearance of the
season on "Hee Haw," Saturday. at 9PM on KTTV Channel
11. Jimmy joins Roy Clark to sing "I Know What It Means To
Be Lonesome" and "Corina. Corina" with Roy and ·the
entire "Hee Haw" cast. Ha also guests In the "Moonshiner"
and "Ptl1 You Was Gone" aegmanta. , ... ,.
SATURDAY
OCTOIEI 9
MORNING
8 :00 u ()) s-iM Stllestlf
• Su Kuni
-6:30-u C.Mn 1\rH
D Im WeMy Woodpedtr Sllow D Morie: "Star for A 111ct1r (dra)
'36-Claue Trevor. Dean Jauer
()) Drnift1
CID) It's EwerybcMly's lusiMu m Let's.., m The Mor11in1 Sllow 0 Yili. Ale(rt
7:00
U Steps to learnlna
D 0 ([) (fQ) m l'in• Pantller
(]J Weekellcl D (121) (])) 9 Tom I 111111
G11pe A4M Sllow
()) llutrltioft
Ill Y1111tll & tlle Issues m EltmentJry 11en
II) Sim Yorty Sllow
fD Top for Htaltll
-7:30-u Ousty's T reth4Mla
<D Crutift learnin1 D 1111 fuqt S11ow m S1111l·AanU1I Mormu Con·
ference
<I7J ()) bl Bwffalo
fD Mister Rottrs
8:00
U <I7J CJ) Syhtsttr I Twttty
Iii l'acaetttrs ([) ,.,.,..., C.rtooM
8 (121) ())) Q1l Jabbtrj.aw Ill Tllt Lont bnaer m 9'omper 11Do111
SYoke of Tolyo fD Sesame Street
-1:30-u Clll Cil CJ) Buss Bunny/Road·
n1nner Hour
D @ Cl) (lg) m MtDulf, The
T alkint Dos
U failll for TodaJ
• ('8J ([)) a StoObJ Doo/
Dynomutt Hour
CJ Morie: "Blldburd tllt l'i11l1"
(adv) ·~2-Robert Newton. Linda
Darnell m lllowle: "South of SI. Louis"
(wes) ''8-Joel McCrea Zachary
Stoll
9 :00
D @ ([) Clal fII) Monster
$411141 8 F rittlds of Man
()) MOYit : "110111 Shill Escape"
(dra) 'U-W1lham Carun
II) Woman Rullo IHI
fli) Villi Aleart
ft) lllticM
-9:30-u (fl) Cil Ta run: lord ol tllt
J1111tft II tDl ()) cm ID ln4 of Ille
Liit . ._
8 (al (I)) 18> Allltricln lellut llaseMn CN111piollslllps New York
Yankees at Kansas Ctty. ' m MOYie: "MutinJ" (adv) '52 -
Mark Stevens. An1el1 Lansbury
TV WE~K. OCTOBER 3. 11176
10:00
U U?J D O
Uttlt Jell•
Slwa111/ Isis Hour
®GJBi1 Jok11.
II ....._: "S...11 llliewts" (com)
'60-Ed•irard C Robinson , Rod
Ste11er m Mcme: "A ClluMJ al Oalord"
(com)-Slan llurtl, Oliver Hardy
13) Hot F lld&t Sllow
fD lflfini1J F Klory m s,.Mll 1tom
-10:30-.. 0 CJ) ®l m Kids from
C.A.P'.lR.
lllowit: "81itld Spot" (mys) • '7
Chesler Moms
D AllWt I Costello
(21) Yoai & Hua fD Electric Companf
11:00
U U1J l1) CJ) Ark II
Cl Motil: ~ "This An1ry Ar•" (dra) 1'58 Anlhony Perkins. Silvana
Manca no
(I) True Adftnture
'2ll Tiit Munsters
@ MUWJ
fD llo'la "Dealh ol A Disease"
-11:30-
0 ()7) Cl111 Ct11b
1f0l Muwr
m MUb
II) ~ldWft Mvt111t11e
CZ}l Doublelut~r• Mowies:
Kena Kone vs Cod1111a:· The
<:ouch"
~ Tiie Man11 Fa11ily
AFTERNOON
12:00 u cm r.1 Albert
• Gft Down
Cl) McMt: "Massacre" (wes) '56-
Dane Claik, James Cu1g
CJ East Sicle Kids
(ID> Thriller m Alfred Hitdl<ock 1'1nents
(I) Superman
!8J Action Tlleat11
fD HarfJ S. Truman: l'tain S,..k.in1
[mmy winn1n1 actor Cd flanders de
p1cts Truman at th1 age of 68,
reflechn& candidly and somehmes
p1ophet1eally on his hie 1n pohhcs-
1nclud1ng hrs opinions ol R1ch11d Nixon, Fidel Castro, Joseph P Ken·
nedy. Gen Dou1tas MacArthur and
many othe11
O> El Sllow de Ednlll !Ilario
-12:30-u illl WaJ Out GallltS tJ (121) ) QI) llCAA Football
Live coverace ol the O..lahoma Teus
1ame lrom lht Cotton Bowl in Dallas. m lost in Spee
II) liloYit: "The Constant Husband"
(com) 'S4 -Rea Harrison. Kay Ken
dall
1:00
D <I7J (IJ CBS Children's
fllm fmi¥al "Nina and the Slreel
Kuls" A him from Sweden about a
b11el llme in the hie of 1 12 Jur old
cul confined lo a wheel chair in a
&hello bu1ldln& and her relationsl11p
with an assortment of people in her
ne1&hbo1hood
D At Ont Will! ... g s.. Hunt cm Mowlt : "lltanhltlan Melo·
d111111" (dra) '34-Clark Gable,
William Powell
fD Gfltld "ii T lllllis
• Omlatic Stflet
-1:30-
...... blly
(I) llewie: w"-t ti ....... IW·fl)
'66-Jolln Sixon
• Mfflt: (1:) "Gfratll" (SCI fl)
'65-lntemallonal cast mwrra11
2:00 .......... " B~tllSA
(I) c..,.lcll '71
•T1n111 cm (])Sell Tralft • aa..,1 •• ~" lowflq
-2:30-
9 It TuAll llnlll ao.c.... (I) CellllllM Dey,.,..,.
ID Outtr U•lb
3:00
• Sat1rd.ty
• IMlt: (1:) "OttltOf All ""'' tts" (sti·h) '69-Peter Williams.
(l)Tht~ e IMle: (1:) "Anowht141" (wes)
'SJ-Chariton Heston, Jack Pat1nce cm IMlt: (1:) ''Cry Ttmr" (dra)
'SB-James Mason, ln&tf Sit.ens e Mo.It: (1:) "lor.lnMll CruSM
oa Min" (adv) '64-Paul M1ntee cm (]) Q11111,1u1111i, ..... a lhlk "8ce e II ~· at Well Trap El.as~
-~llft USA
-3:30-....
• ..._:I~ s f'lfttf w..-.r
• s.twUy Mlt!Mt
4:00
9 c.4ld Kiio1 SM (I) ...... Wlrld ..... cm (]) Wllet ~
• CitM Ulllwtrul a wm. , .... ,.
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G> s,.flllll llllrlt 111 llnitdled e Vekt ol _,riclllturt
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101ng on in the Jelferson's house
hotd--Georee 1s over1oyed when
Louise attuses him ol hlv1ne 1n
affair wrth anolher woman .
U ID Cl) Cll GI hm1encJ "The Unlikely Heirs" Gntelul IOf
sav1na him 1nd his hoarded lortune
in asll, Mu (Paul 811ne1a1). an
eccentric but 1enerous old man, of·
lers 1 S20,000 mmd lo the men at
Station 51. only to be turned down
because of department rulu
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Roman city ol Antioch 111 lhe ytar 287
A D whert 1n unemployed actor
clown 1s persu1ded lo 1mperson1te a
leader of lhe Cllrlslian undet&round
rn return for pnsaae back lo Athens.
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John Dttd the dramattc story ol
people auaJu up in the events that led to the Hlablisllment ol the state
of Israel. An ls11eh fr11dom fiahttr
spmts a aroup of Jews out of llt1tlsll
internment camps on Cypius and
taku them to P1lestin1
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undo1n1 of Sue Ann. especially when
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V1ck1 Larence and Tim Conway
8 Terry Doullut 5""' e lilclril: "1111 14 Kin&" (mys)
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Sibling rivalry 11 revived when Lella Nive(l• (Pat Priest, left)
visits her sister. Sue Ann (Betty White), Ind nearly wrecks
her happy home and office Ille by getting all the attention. In
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Supreme Court bas agreed •
clde whether death is a con
tiooal pehalty for a rape in '
,no human life is taken as
Views a death sentence give
J'O.!!victed rapist in Georgia.
The court ruled July 2 th ,
Georata capital punishment and others like it, which pr
~ standards for judges and jw 1
• ., by, are conaUtutiooal at
for murder.
In a footnote to that dee
however, the court added:
"We do not addres:i her
question whether the Wklng I criminal's life is a proporti sanction where no vlcllo.
1 been deprived of We-for•
Jtfe, when capital punisbm
lmposed for rape, kidnapl.
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pbysicianaaid today.
Dr. W. Dabney .
enter Memorial SlOlll
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borderline form Of C8J
•'Since b1a last ell
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which confirmed the
said.
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a110 bu unced bis caou..! .. cy for Senate m_,ority leader.
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ti 1oday to prok. ' t · eaths •. ·J~1pal Pib!
tum vi exiled military diaator Pastor Wb '· ~umtna rrom a fi.b
Tbanom KJttikacbom. Tbanom blna trip. Tbe ar,ument en.sued wu ousted as prime mlnlat« in IDdMibalaky shouted at Pastor,
a ltudenl·1ed uprialna ln Oc.tober lmowtna Pastor bad a heart con·
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1yer and carpora-
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day 'uj-President
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remoay to put bis
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·at individual and s throUgb 1!111 and
; of changes in the
:iividual cuts total
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· that Middle East uld be banned by
.,.1ng certain tu
companies that
11 international
s the Arab action
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· ian in the m•lrtng
!edged to be the
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1 'or a family of four
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