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* * VOL. 69, NO. 291,6SECTIONS, 94 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1976 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
~Hickel Favors an Ecology Re-t~·k
By HILARY KAYE together anyway.
, Oll~t Ot1ly l'lhOUll
~Walter J . Hickel, former U.S .
ecretary of the Interior, says he
thinking and get the departments
o( energy resources and environ·
ment together as a united front,"
says Hickel.
S 1 · '11tA '\' SPl·:f · 1 A I . Having wilde rness areas
is very important but rood.
clothing and shelter are vital,
too," he s aid.
"If they bud gone ahead with
the project then, it wwld have
been both an engineering and en·
vironmenlal failure," he said.
elieves the . S. govern·
ent should
hange it s
. hinking re·
The former interior chief made
his r emarks in an interview at
the Balboa Bay Club in Newport
Beach where he is preparing for
a lecture series at UC Irvine.
arding
energy and
he environ·
Hickel. a former governor ol
Alaska. is probably best known
for the 22 months when he served
as secretary of the interior under
former President Nixon.
ent.
'Td like to
ee govern -
ent re-do its icoe
Relations bee ame s train·
ed between Hickel and the
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ORDERED PROBE
Supervisor Dtedrlch
'JUST PLAIN BUSINESS'
Candidate Dannemeyer
County Probes
Politico's Property
R\· GARV GRA:\l\'ILLE
• Ol IM D•llY Pll<IC Si.II
Republic a n state Assembly candidate William
Dannem eyer of f~ullerton says he doesn't know why
county employcs were told to "ch eck out"' a Mission
Vi ej o industrial development in which he owns a m a -
jority interest.
"It's the politic al season so 1 guess you can expect
anything," says Dannemeyer, an attorney and presi-
dent of Cr own Valley Industrial Park, Inc.
But c o unty Supervisor Ralph Diedric h. a
Dcmoc r ut, denies there was any political motivation
behind his order for a background and title s earch on
the $785,000 industrial development.
"I R ECEIVED AN unsubstantiated allegation
from a First CSupervisorial) Distnct constituent and
was compelled to check it out," says Diedrich.
"I w a nt t o e mphasize v ery strongly that the check
:-.howcd ther e w a s nothing lo the allegations. As far as
I'm concerned , it's a dead issue." -
Diedric h s ays he will not say what the alleB alions
w"'°e. Nor will h e identify the constituent who directed them his w ay.
And, he says, he does not plan to make public the
one·pagc mem o he r eceived on the industriaI park
that he s ays put the ch arges t o r est.
DIEDRICH OOE.5 ADMIT, however, that h e a s·
signed d former aide to cx·supervisor Robert Battin
to investigate the industrial complex near the San
Diego Freew ay and Crown Valley Parkway.
Walter Kopankc is the lone Battin aide remaining
rn th e First Di strict of'ficc to handle constituent com ·
plaints.
Dit>drich took charge of the then eight-member
; (Sec DANNEMEYER. PagcA·Z) ..
Quake Rattles U
l A mild earthquake rattled a
wide section just northerly oC Los
Angeles late S aturday night but
there were no r eport$ to indicate
the jolt w as fe lt in Orange
10:40 p.m . and was feltin the San
Fernando, Antelope and Santa
Clarita valleys and as far south
as the downtown Civic Center.
Last April. a Caltech prof'essor
predicted on the b asis or still·
unproven theories that an earth-
quake or magnitude s.s to 6.5 in
the San Fernando Valley area
within ayear.
County.
Police from Seal Beach to San
· emente indicated no citizens
reported feeling the quake along
e Orange Coast.
Experts at Cal Tech's earth·
ake lab in Pasadena said the
shake measured 4.1 on the
Richter scale. The epicenter was
calculated to be within 30 to 35
miles o( P asadena, probably to
the north.
A quake of magnitude 4.0 can
produce "moderate damage" in
the local area.
The 1971 San Fernando quake
that killed 64 persons register~
6.6 on the Richter Scale.
President. partlcally because or
Hickel's attitude that the Nixon
Administration was too negative
concerning youth and his stand
against more offshore oil drilling
leases. He w as fired in 191'0.
While Hickel declined discuss-
ing how well the Department oC
Interior is handling matters
these days, he did say that
America really isn'thandling the
energy shortage problem pro-
Soviets
Give Up
On Orbit
MOSCOW (AP) -Two Soviet
cosmonauts h ave returned to
earth . after cutting short their
space flight because oC an equip-
ment failure, the o(ficial Soviet
news agency Tass said today.
Tass s aid the cos monauts'
space capsule parachuted to a
landing in ' a · I ak e during a
snowstorm at 10:46 a.m. PDT
Saturday, 120 miles southwest of
Tselinograd, about 1,350 miles
southeast of Moscow.
The agency s aid both men
were feeling well.
The two sp acemen had to
cancel a link·up with an orbiting
space laboratory because d a
failure in their ~pooesb.ip's con-
trol syste ms . The two first·
timers in space were launched
Thursday night.
The brief T ass report gave lit-
tle indica tion of what went
wrong. It said only that the Soyuz
23 space capsule was put on
"autom atic r egime" for ap·
proaching the Salyut 5 space sta-
tion but docking '"was canceled
bec ause of the off.design regime
o( the spacecraft's approach con·
trot system ."
Pravda reported earlier that
the cosmonauts had put their
craft close to the Salyut station,
so the failure apparently OC·
curred in the final stages of dock-
ing. West ern space speci alists
s ugg es t e d th e dockin g
mechanis m itself could have
railed or th at for somo reason the
cosmonauts' er aft could not ap-
proach the space station pro-
perly.
Spray Ca n
Ban E yed
T he F ood a nd Drug Ad -
ministratio is expected to an-
nounce a metable this ,,winter
for phasi g out all but essential
uses o uoroc arbons in aerosol
spr . s to protect the earth's
ozone shi eld.
The dan g..c-i:.. p o s e d b y
fluorocarbons was f(fst exposed
by UC Irvine researphers Frank
Rowl and and M ;µ-w Molina, who
said the g ases break down the
earth's protective layer "of ozone
and could lead to increased skin
cancer and climatic changes.
The FDA decided Friday on a
phased cutback in the use of the
propellant but put off adopting a
·timetable unUI December.
The agency also s aid it will
spell out by mid-November in·
terim r equirem ents that spray
cans carry warnings on their
I abels if they use fluorocarbons.
' FDA Commissioner Alexander
M. Schmidt s aid the risks from
fluorocarbons, particularly as
they relate to skin cancer and
changes in weather, demanded
someimmed.iale action.
"They should get. started im-
mediately so that companies will
begin ctrai:iging over to less
harmful products," UCI's Or.
Rowland said earlier.
There were no immediate rt:
s ofdamage.
Authorities in that .;cneral
area, however, r eceived many
alls.
Germans Nab 3 in Kidnap
A switchboard operator at the
Newhall sheriff's substation
seid, "There are a lot d scared
• people out there."
~-sbock occurred nl abou;
•· a
m
•
FRANKFURT, West Germany
CAP) -Police annwncecl the ~apture oC three suspected kid-
napers Saturday and recovery d
an $8>0,000 ransom within hours
art.er it had .been plid for the 4~rel"'l··~i~ ~~ ~ , ~P.t4 :
'
Fr ank!urt businessman.
Police In Fulda, II> miles east or Frankfurt., said two d the men
arrested had confessed kidnap·
Ing Fulda superm .. lret owner
Wolf 1anc Gutberlet m Oct. 8 and. b~din(him for 171 hours.
perly .
He claims energy production
must be stepped up, new energy
sources must be ~plored and
energy conservation measures
must be incr eased by the govern·
ment, preferably on the federal
level.
And he believes that there is
r oom for both environmentalists
and developer s, adding that they
probably s hould be lumped
Hickel cited, for example, the
Transatlantic Alaskan Pipeline
as a situation where environmen·
talists and developers finally
worked together, creating a bet·
ter product.
He said that when the pipeline
was first proposed. in 1969· 1'0, en-
vironmentalists raised cOhCerns.
The project was beld up while the
col\Cerns were answered .
Hickel has been back in' the
private sector for nearly six
years, but he spends part ol each
ye ar lecturing at campuses
around the country. When he's
not on the lecture circuit., heruds
a hoteJ development company in
Anchorage, Alaska.
This fall, students at UC Irvine
requested that Hickel be hired as .
(See HICKEL, Page Al)
\Ill Sea
'Mystery
Daily Piiot Photo
Sandy Shoe s , Hea1.'!J Load
Why is this woman stomping acr oss the sands of our •
coastline d eck ed out in combat gear? She )l; "Yeoman
Second Class Cathy Barber of the U.S. Nav.Y.. F or· a better J
look at the actio n. sec photo P age A-2.11 • ..
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY
Delly I'll .. auU"' Etltw
Southern Ciliforniayachtsmen
are still puzzling today over the
fate of the 27·foot sloop La Buena
Vida IV, which vanished without
a trace in the fog justdfcoast.
What mak es the dis ap-
pearance even more mysterious
is that Buena Vida IV was crew-
less and under tow just before
sh e vanished.
The boat was being towed from
Ensenada to San Diego after the
San Diego Ensenada race when )
her tow line parted. That was the
1 ast time shew as seen.
Extensive searches by air and
sea.turned up no sign_o( .the.S~
ta·Cruz-27 La Buena Vida IV as or Saturday.
An irony o( the incident is that
it was La Buena Vida IV's first '
introduction to salt water. Her •
owner, Merrill Lowell, bad been
sailing her on Lake Tahoe since
she was built and bad trailered.
her to San Diego for the r ace. -
The Bill Lee·designed boat dis-
appeared about 25 miles north or
Ensenada while being towed
about 2'112 miles offshore by Mel
Wills' Ericson·46 Bright Star.
Here are the mysterious facts
as reported by owner Lowell an
Wills:
"It's incredible," said Wills
"We were towing her at the en
oC an ll>·foot line when the fo
closed in. We saw her, and th
she disappeared in the fog. Whe
the· fog cleared after about 10
minutes, shew as gone.
"We c ame about and retraced
.our course and spent more than
13 hours searching the area. No
boat. We even contacted other-
boats r eturning from the race,
They swept the ·area by radar.
. Nothing. We thought it would be
That' s H da L. ' easy to wait until dawn. pick her s onte ea ~J.l.e. I up and c,ontinue hoi;nc but she . . . J'> . .., •> , • hadju~td1sappearedinthe fog.
• ' •''". '"'1 • • • Lowell and his crew were CHESAPEAKE, Va. (AP > -A ~ntil the m an ~et~.~.~ g~t up .i aboard 'Bright Star. No one was
4S·year-old mother oC eight who am'l c~~ed pohce .. ._~~·~+ . • aboard.
was shot in ~be head al point She. -Was ~wce~;;tb.!.".Ma:fy,Vlew · "It's 'incr e dible,,. echoed
blank range 1n a holdup .. early ~osp1tal w~er~e ,a . r~om .... ~~l. I.just brought her down Satu.~day was sent home for ~ etther a :22-or,.3'eali , .1'rr oin ,L'ak e Tahoe. She is
rest after surgeons removed :.i 'lfas remoie$1, r~ pel ,. ;f if'equipped., with 8 good radar
fiattened bullet from her skull. -, Sur~ep 1.~ ;11f~reflector. Someone should have
Mary Nelso"!• who has been rr1 pu~ , " , , . t. ~seen her.
robbed seven times in the three ) .M~s.. ,.,a.r'<>#l~ o .s .,,..~ ~~ .•''We've •looked for five day
rears she h as worked.as u clerk 1e•r~ttl~~ht.~J qfc · ,:..'~·'i\:, :· and haven'.t round a trace ol La
in the 7·Ele~en c~n~ei:ucncc store t . Sbe,~~.s.~ ~~ -..• , ~i-· • ~e, ,1 • ·Bueoa Vida," continued Lowell.
chain,took1tallmstride. 1,. he s314.•~ i.;j~ .,.,· ~ .... 1• "We've se arched .with two ~-fer husband, _Thomas Nelson, No--arr~~tso...t'~~e ma<t~ .. ~'1 con-private planes and a helicopter,
said a Ion~ bandit w alkc.~ into the • necUon with the robbery. . checked all the coves mxi possi-
store ab~ut 3 :30 a.m., nned the . Mrs. Nelson w as held up twice ble anchorages betwecnhere, the f.a~h r:eg1 st_er and held a revolver in three d ays last mo"!th as she Coronados Islands and Punta
within 18 1nche_s or her forehead worked ,at a 7-Eleven in nearby Bunda _including Ensenada an.~ pulled.the trigger. . Ports mouth .. In the second d, searched all the beaches and as
. She s~d she felt something those robben es, Mrs. Neiso"! was rar outto sea as l20 miles. hit her 10 the h ead, so she beaten so badly that she rrussed
dropped to the floor and waited three d ays of work,· <See GHOST, Pagf'A2)
CtN '1"111·: INSllt•: .
LIFE·SA VING EFi'OllT -
Patients who have had open
heart surgery may brag about
their ramous physicians, but doc-
tors at Newport Beach's Hoag
Memorial Hospitar~eve their
heart team is among the best.·
Daily Pilot Staff Writer Tom
Barley tells hbw the surgical
team works in a story on Pa1e
BW
SCHOOL BUS SAFETY -
A school bus In a crash is one of
. the least s afe vehicles on the
road, federal officials say. Strict
new bus standards will go Into ef-
fect nut sprlng, but there are
still problems. The A~~tated . Pren •lo!>' I• on Pace B3.
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WOODY ALLEN FILM -
Most people expect. light comedy
from Woody Allen, but they'll be
surpri$ed at his performance in
"The Front.·· It's h\Ullorous but
underneath it's in deadly
earnest, based on real ex-
periences in the McCarthy era.
Rex Reed interviews director
Martin Rllt in a story on Page
A8.
PVZZLE CHILDREN -Mark,
13, loves to read Plato but has
trouble wttb coordination; Lynn,
9, has difficulty identifying
sounds. They are amonc millions
ol student" with learnln& dis·
abilides wbo tlild.fle tbe experts. Thq•e~tedooPaae~
~ ... -.. =a-..
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Al DAILY PILOT Sunday. October 17. 1m
Leave Top Branches Alone
The pruners were plumb wrong in their trimming or
pear trees. a concerned fluff While told Irvine City Council
memb<'rs lai;t week. She protested that their t op-to-bottom
method of pruning flowering pear trees was depriving the
trees of adequate nounshmenl. A comm ittee is being Corm-.
ed to study the m alter.
Huntington Beach
'Beqyh Blight' Battled
A disput~over proposed redevel9pment led to a n0tsy.
dJ sorderly confrontation at a Huntington Beach City Council
meeting l ast w eek. Opponents of tourist-oriented d evelop·
mcnt protested that the seashor e will be blighted, while
councilmen f ocused thE'ir anger on what they called "mob
mentality" at the mcctrng.
Mission Viejo
Sitters
To A ssist
Students
Newport Beach
Mrs. Rogers
Appointed
To Council
Out or 14 applicants,
Trudi Ro~ers wac; seJect·
cd last Wl'Ck to fill a vo·
r ant spot on the Newport
Beach City Cou ncil. Mr ..
Rogers , widow of former
Mayor How ard RORCfS,
has been active in city af-
fairsfor 10 years.
Costa Mesa
Cars Brown,
Faces Re d
San Clemente
Children of Saddleback College
:-;tudents m ay soon have a place
to go d uring c l asses after
lru!'ttees agreed to accept bids to
convert a b uilding into a child
care center. Protested one
trustee, h owever, "I don't
believe w e s h ould h ave the
nspon s ibility of c aring f or
children."
The key to the problem was a
pair of similar brown F ord
T orinos and two drivers who
h abitually toss their keys on the
floor -a nd visit the Derby
Restaurant in Costa Mesa. The
r esult last week was a grand
t heft r eport until the second
driver turned up at the police st a·
ti on with a car h e admitted
:w:-isn't his -but looked just Uke It.
Sewage Unlim ited: Whew!
What m ay h ave been the biggest sewage spill in San
Clemente's history resulted in the closing of more than a
mile of beach near the city's pier 1 ast week. An accident at a
sewage station was bl amed. Estim ates of the amount of
:.i>itled w aste r anged from 7,200 gallons to 100,000 gallons.
Females Face More Hazards
It w as danger ous to be a woman in the Sooth Coast area
last week, with two rapes and two attempted assaults re-
ported within two days. Victims and would-be victim s
ranged from a hitchhlker attacked while returning from
work to a pair or roommates who successfully fought ofC an
intruder .
(:City Mourns Melisha's Death
• CLEVELAND, Tenn. CAP) --
!'Sags flew at half mast in this
southeaatern Tennessee city foc
M ellsb a Gibson, a 4-year-old
,abused child who w as buried
Saturday.
Hundreds of mourners packed
into a funeral home chapel over·
1lowing onto the front yard and
p arking lot.
.· .. Wby did this have to h ap·
j>en?" asked the Rev. M. E. Lil·
tJefield . "There has never been a
passing that has s tirr ed
Cleveland, T enn. -and yes the
state-as h as the passing cl lit· jlellelisba.
.. But w hen I see all these
masses ot p eople assembled
here, I know th at som e good c an
~me of it."
Sobs were audible throughoot
the ceremony. Men and women
brMe down and cried openly.
One member of Melish a's im·
m ediate family fainted in front of
itle girl's operl coffin and had lo
be carried out.
· Four unifor med police of'ficer!';
carried the casket from the
ob apel pas t lines of oth<'r
poli cemen wh o s erved a s
Jjonorary pall bearers.
Feelings among the officers of
the Cleveland Police and the
lJradley County Sherifr's depart·
blents have been high since d -~cers found MeJl"ha's battered . . . . l '
body in the living room of' her
home early Wednesday.
An autopsy s howed the girl
died ol internal injuries. Police
said the injuries resulted from a
beating of several d ~s· duration.
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GHOST ...
"The boat is nowhere to be
found."
The U.S. C oast Guu-d also
Jcined in the search by helicopter -1 surface ships with noresults .
-Wills and L owell agree on
three possi bill ti es:
-The boat sunk after swamp-
ing or hitting a rock, which is
highly doubtful as the we ather
was calm.
-She sailed or drifted off on
her ow,n in the southwesterly CUT·
rent. I
-The boat was picked up by
a nothe r vessel and towed to
either Mexico or a U.S . pert.
"But unless someone meant to
keep her, I'm sure we would h ave
heard by now if the boat h~ been
found," Lowell surmised.
Sb ado of the i nfamous .Bermuda Triangle, mused mere
th one veter an y athts m an
around lbeSan Diego area .
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UCI Me~ger Views Vary
UC Irvtne oCficlula are expect-ed to decide what t o do about tht
propoaed meraer ot the encineer·
Ing and physic al science school~
b) C':irly next year
That., the latest r eport from
Vice C hancello r Junes
McGaugh, wno s aid Thursdll)"
he's leaning towards the merger
but will hold off his decision until
numerous committees h uve
studied the suggested change.
Although engineering faculty
m embers h ave blasted the pro·
position or m er g ing the two
schools, McG au1h insists, "Busi·
ness would 10 on as usual at the
enafneerln& school, with Just a
name c h ange to show for the
merger."
According to the vice ch3.{l·
cellor, the plan now being studi~
by committees \\'.~S drawn up by
the deans of the two schools.
That plan proposes the ScnooJ
oC Engineering become a division
More Insults
ElectiOn
Heated
By T he Associated Press
With his political fists bared,
Pr esi d e nt F o rd rode a
whis tles t op t r ai n Saturday
through Illinois, telling crowds
that J immy Carter will say
anything t o get elected and al·
tacking his Democratic rival on
issues th at Carter claims Ford
has distorted.
"He wanders, he wavers, he
waffles and he wiggles," Ford
s aid of hi s D e mocratic
challenger. "He i sn't the man
you want for president."
Carter told a news conference
in Kansas City that he had wired
Ford on Friday asking him to
s top mi s r e pr esenting the
Democrat's position on four is·
bues. The tclegr am asked the
President to "refrain from mak·
ing ... misleading and erroneous
statements to the American peo-
ple. ''
cl a newly named IChool called
Pbyalcal Sciences and Engtneer-lna.
"Physical sciences would h ave
two departments, buL engineer-
ing would be a separate division
wit.hJn the school," McGau1h
said.
The administration said claims
that lbe school would become
weakened or less impoctant after
the merger are untrue.
"It's a small school now, with
just 15 full time f aculty m embers.
By puttin g it into a l arger.
stronger school, we can draw on
the addiUonal resoorcea," aaid
McGau1h , a ddln1 th at the
physic al sciences school h as
about 75 fullUme teachers.
He explained that engineering
students would continue to re-
ceive the same degrees and that
the professional approach of the
school would be maintained.
McGaugh s aid he will probably
make his r ecommendation to
Chancellor Daniel Aldrieh by
Jamary and Ul at the chancellor,
in turn, will t,ben make a recom·
mendation to the UC Regents for
final approval.
"If things go ns planned. the
mer1er would take place J\lly 1,
1977, •' McG augb explaiped.
The assistant dean of the
engineering school, Allen Stub·
berud, h ad earlier contended
that fac ulty from the school
would look elsewhere for jobs if
the merger took place.
But McGaugh said he would bl•
"very surprised " if any faculty
would J eave after learning the
details oC the merger.
"It would be a proCession ttl
school, just as it is now -so
there is no reason for them to
leave," s aid McGaugh. He added
that the school ex-pects to recruit
two new faculty m embers in the
near future.
McGaugh's c omments about
the merger wer e made in the
context of broader r ema rk:s
aboot the dlrecUon UCI 1s he ad 1ng.
Enrollmt>nl tapen'<i ol( ut 9,500
t>tuden11 Ulis year and there are
now i ndlc tlli ons lh ut no further
expanalof\ wUI tnlce place, al
least tn ~c next flv<• ye31t>.
Steps arc now being taken to
adjust to the change in enroll·
ment pbllosophy and plans :mch as the enaineering i.chool merger
are b ei n~ introducl•d to
slr~amlinc the rumpus and m uke
1t more effi cient, McGaugh ~aid
Students w ishing to uttend UCJ
may have troublt.> getting ad·
milted, even though they arc
qualified, but spots at other, less
popular campuses will r emain
open, Chancellor Aldnch com-
mented.
Along with the no-growth plan.
new facilities will probably no~
be bwlt at UCI and faculty hiring
will be minimal. the chancellor
said.
Dally Piiot Photo by P•lrock O'Oof'f'tll
Ford r eplied with a telegram of
his own. He s aid it told Carter, in
effect, that "we're justtelling the
truth ...
"I sent Gov. Carter a telegram
indicating I'm delighted to help
him clarify his position on such
importa nt issues as income tax·
es. the d eductibility of mortgage
interest p ay m ents. federal
spending programs and the de·
fense budget." the President
said.
Combined Exercise Hits Pendleton Beach
Yeoman Cathy Barber, pictured on Page
A·l , was storming Camp Pen~leton's
beachead at Camp Del Mar as part of a
joint exercise by Saturday by r egulars and
reservists of the U.S. Marine Corps, Army
and Navy. Mor e than 300 t ook part. LCU
l anding craft .(above) disgorges a M-48
tank into th e surflin c a s p art of
maneuvers.
Al h is s t o p l> along h is
whistlestop trip, Ford attacked
Carter on three of the four issues
-income taxes, federal spend·
ing and defense cuts. And the
President, riding a campaign
train called "Honest Abe." told
reporters: "We'r e just getting
warmed up."
New CBs Win Go-ahead
'Uncle Charlie' (FCC) to Okay44 Channels
Carter said his telegram asked
the President to stop misleading
voter s into thinking th e
Dem ocr atic candidate would
raise laxes for everyone earning
over $14,000 ; slas h $15 billion
from the defense budget; push
for social programs costing at
least $100 billion and try to e nd
tax deductions for homeowners
mortgage Inter est.
WASHI NGTON (AP)-The
Federal Communications Com ·
mission apparently will not delay
the Jan. 1 date for sale of the ex-
panded 40-ch a nncl citizens band
radios.
Raymond E. Spence, the FCC's
chief engineer, is announcing to-
day that all east four o( the FCC's
seven commissioners favor the
go-ahead. Spence is attending a
m eeting of the Communications
Equipment Distritftrlocs Associa-
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DANNEMEYER'S LAND. • •
Ballin staff shortly after the former supervisor was
removed from office when sentenced following hi s
f clony conviction .
Battin lost office after being convicted of using
his county paid staff for political purposes in his un·
successful 1974 campaign foc the DemQCratic nomina·
lion for lieute nant governor.
Kopanke says he responded to Di edrich 's memo
on the Dannemcyer industrial park by asking a title
company for a search and making inquiries in the
county r eal property services department.
"IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG. It wasn't complicated
at all. I wrote Mr. Diedrich a memo and that was
that," says Kopanke.
He says he did not save the Diedrich memo to him
and does not h ave a copy of the memo he sent to the
Fullerton supervisor.
County records show the industrial park h as an
assessor's full market value of $785,000 and carried
with it an $18,4~ tax bill last year.
Included on the site is a separate strip for which
Dannemeyer says he had to obtain a state easement
permit in order to move a fence about 10 feet.
• "IT'S BEEN A BASIC. simple business transac·
tion from the outset sol don't know what the fuss is
about," he says. ·
As for the county's role, Dannemeyer, who once
served in the Assembly as a Democrat, says he .. pro·
bably s hould sue the county' for i mposing un·
re ali sti c d ev el op ment restrictions. ·
·'They (the county) made everything as difficult
as possible and made us do unneeded things that were
very cos Uy .'' .
Dannemeyer says he doesn't know or care who
Democrat Diedrich is supporting in his race with
Democrat Neal Gibbons.
"I h aven't asked for his (Diedrich's) support and
l haven 't r eceived it. And that's where we stand," the
Fullerton attorney says.
Dannemeyer says he's mystified as to why coun·
ty employes would be spending their time cbecldni
over his hot dines. ·
,
ti on in Colorado Springs, Colo.
He said that a final vole pro-
bably will be taken Monday.
The American Br oadcasting
Companies I nc. and the Associa-
tion of Maximum Telecasters
Inc. sought a d elay to appeal to
the FCC lo r econsider the ex·
pansion from 23 to 40 channels.
They conte nd that the expanded
s e t s will create more in·
terference with television recep·
ti on. especially channel 6.
Some dealer s petitioned the
F CC for a delay in order to allow
them to clear their shelves d
23-channel sets •. which will still
be useable. .
Sources said the seven com·
missioners wer e split on the is-
sues, but four voled on Thursday
not to del ay the J an. 1 starting
date. That vote, however, was
n ot final b ecau se two com ·
missioners wer e absent.
Nailing down the J an. 1 date
would allow the CB set maker s
and distributors to firm up plans
for getting the expanded-ch annel
sets on the stor e shelves. It al so
will permit CBers to know for
sure when they can gel the more
up-to-d ate set s.
The jump from 23 to 40 chan·
nels w as ordered on Aug . .i
because of the millions of Cllers
jamming the airwaves, especial·
ly in urban areas.
More Bombers Hunted
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -John
JI . Adamson, 32, whogoestotrlal
Monday for the June 2 car-bomb
murder of Arizona Republic re·
porter Don Bolles, may be only
the first "domino," polices~.
"We're looking at other peo·
pie," said Detective Jon Sellers.
who h as h andled the Phoenix.
police probe of the slaying. "But
we don't expect any arre sts
before the trial. We're trying to
get Adamson first and then we'll
turn to tbe other people."
Adamson h as been in jail since
June 13, the day Bolles died in a
Phoenix hospital after losing
both arms andhis rightleg.
A veteran of nine years with
the Associated Press. Bolles h ad
been nominated for lbe Pulitzer
Prize for som e of bis many
stories on Arizona land fraud and
political corruptions over the
past 12 years.
"They finally got me -the
Mafia, Emprise. Find
Adamson," Bolles , 47, told
rescu ers a s be lay bleeding out·
side his shattered car in a north·
Phoenix hotel parking lot, police
said.
The dying rep~rter also nodded
confirmation when police asked
him in his hospital bed whether it
was Adamson w ho lured him to
the Hotel Clarendon for ln!orma·
tion on a purported land rraud in-
volving pr ominent Arizonans.
Adamson also has b een
char1ed with assault and false
Imprisonment Cot a similar role
he al.Jegedly played in the 1975
beattn1 <:A P hoenlJC booldna aient
Les Boros.
Boros testified that Ad amson
lured him t o a s uburb a n
Paradise Valley h otel where he
was tied to a bed by Chandler.
Ariz., plumber Jimmy Robi son
and beat en by Peoria. Ariz.,
rancher Stan Tanner. Robison
an d Tanner also ha ve been
charged in the beating case,
which police say is n11t related lo
the Bolles killing.
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'Bound and 'Round She ·Goes ••• Fiscal
T rends
Girls Ge t
Wrappe d
In Work
Even in these days d
liberation, it's fun to
dress up like mummy.
Or so it seems as Stacy
Adox is wrapped by
Laura Nt:'wman during
a relay race Saturday
at the a n nu al junior
high Girl Scout camp-
out al Laguna Niguel
Park They represented
Troop 1640 of Hunt-
ington Beach and had
three minutes to put on
as muc h paper as they
could . Some 2.200
scouts participated in
the day's -schedule of
skill demonstr ations
and Qutdoor exercises,
accotdi ng to L aurie
McCarthy, proj ect
director.
DaU11 P iiot
Pltoto•IJfl
Pat rf'i>k O'Donn ell
Forecast
A force ai.t of economic trends in
1977 and an cxplanllUonoltheTax
Reform Act or 1976 will be the
highlights of an all-d ay con-
ference W ednesduy in Irvine.
The conference, "Coming
Trends in Finance and Taxes".
will begin al 9:30 a.m. Kl the
Registry Hotel on MacArthur
Boulevard.
The program is sponsored by
the UC Irvine lndustrial As·
sociates and the UCI School of
Social Science. The pUblic ismvit·
edtoattend
Arnone the featured speakers
are:
Richard Lar:-.cn. \'ICC presi·
dent and :.en1or economist at
Bank or America. speaking on
"Where is the Economy Going in
197'7? ..
Denrus Klarin, a Newport
Beach CPA. who will give a talk
ontheTax Reform Actrll976.
-Verle B. J ohnston. research
officer al the Federal Reserve
Bank or San Francisco, who will
discuss "The Revolution in Bank-
ing"
James R. Verlin, senior vice
president and munager for Wells
Fargo Investment Advisors, on
"How the Employe Retirement
Income Security Act Will Affect
Your M anagemcnt Policies ...
A panel di scu ~siol'l will foll ow
lhc talks. Tickets cost$lo. includ-
ing lunch. and are available by.
phoning the UCI Industrial As-
:.ociates. 833-6424 .
Boat Freed
y th 0 d d t H Ex-lobbyist Talks
OU r . ere O .~ng John Dean Accused
Fro01 Sand
The feut was accomplished not
without grunts and groans and
the ra~ping sound or a boat scoot·
1 ng acro~s 200 r ect of beach sand NASSAU. Th~ Bahama~ <API his conv1ct10n ror murder 1n t.ne Spencer , said she had asked, Ford ~hortly after dawn Tuesday. in .January 1974 stabbing death of for help Of w R I
the small gallows room at lier Irwin Borstein. a New York City atergate 0 e Majesty's Prison at Fox Hill. accountant. During his trial, Cannon !-ai d "'ord's legal
Mi chaiah S hobe k . 22. ;rn Shobck also confessed to killing counsel informed him Saturdav
Mike Moser of Orange and
Anchor Mari nc Repair dr agged
h i ~ 0 w <• n s c a b i n c r u i s e r
Mashagcna 1 off the :-.lrand in
front of Huntington Beach
Lifeguard Headquarters and on-
to a truck Friday.
American, will be hangi:d. two other Americans that the President was appealing
Shobek, who said he killed S hobck wa s originall y to Sir Milo Butler. governor
three American vi sitors herl' scheduled to be hanged Oct 7. generaJ of the Bahama:,, for a
because they wer e "the angeh of 1975. but Mrs. Spencer's apiwal six-month postponement of th~
Lucifer." has exh austed all to US. authorities won her scJil a execution.
avenues of appeal. reprieve. The execution was White llou:-.e :-.pokcsmen could
Authorities sny hl' will bt• ex later reschC'duled for this Oct. 19 not be reached immediately for
ecuted but his mother. a However, Shobek appeared nut confirmation
Milwaukee cleaning woman. sllll tn comprehend the meaning or a
is searching for u way out ror her reprieve
son "He had trouble under~tanding
"My boy need)\ can'. .. Juamla the news ... said US. Consul A
Spencer ''°d 1n a tell'phone 1n Stephen V1laJe al the l.Jme "Ht•
terview "fl t> 1s n'l right 1n h1). looked stunned and a little
head. ll -.tarted b('(ore he ll'ft groggy. I had to repeat what I
here." ..,aid he just :-.hrugged h1 ~
Mr~ Spcnct•r bclu.•vc.., her 'on ~hould<•rs "
is mentally ill. 1n part from a An <illorne~ for Shobek 's
viral infection he suffered a!-a mother :,;ud in Milwaukee Satur-
child She a.lso cont1.•nds he suf day th al President F<rd had pro·
£erect a nervnu., breakdown and mised to make a personal appeal
was beaten while in the Rah<i-tnstopthehanging.
mi an prison Thom as Cannon. chief al·
Shobek w a~ ~ent<.•ncc.'<l to die by torney for the Legal Aid Society.
han~ing nn Sept. 26. 1975. after who i s representing Mrs.
F rom Page Al
Cannon said Scymwr Weiss,
US. ambassador to the com·
monwealth, was delivering
Ford's ml.'!."agt• Saturday and
that o r e!.ponsl.' 1 ... l.'XP<.'<'led Mon·
day
'"The President 1~ asking that
Shobek be granted a :,lay in order
that all legal appeals can be ex·
hausted." Cannon said.
Shobek 's mother attended hi:-.
trial and has visited him since hi:-.
sentencing.
"I'd like to get another slay
because he w as never represent·
ed rlf!hl the first lime," she said.
IDCKEL PONDERS ECOLOGY. • •
a guest lecturer in the biology de·
parlment
Hickel arrived on the Orunge
Coa:,t about a w1.•ck ago Ht• will
remain another twow·eeks
His cour~\.' in the UCI b1olog)
department f1){'11),el\ on the rcla
tionship between cncr~y and the
env1ronmt•nl and ill<.'ludcs thn•e
lecture chscuss1ons each week
llE HAS SCHEDULE D ont
public talk ... Why Our Civiliia
lion Won't Fail," to be given at
7:30 pm. Tuesday Ill the l"ine
Arts Village Concert flail at
UC L The frt•c talk is open Lo the
public.
Hickel maintain~ it b impor
t anl to get the word out to stu·
dents and the public that
energy production must be
stepped up.
He says it's vital to increase
fossil fuel production, but that
other sources :,uch as from
tides, wind. geothermal and
solar must be explored. loo
"SHOW ME AN AREA where
there is a fuel shortage and 1·11
show you an area with ba!-1<'
poverty ... he said
Hirkel says h e view!-environ·
ment in its broaaest sense "not
Diiiy Pil.t Pi.to
SEEKS UNITED FRONT
Ex-Interior Boss Hlckef
ju:-.l beaehes, for ests and open
spaces."
"Everything is included in the
envi r onment. partfcul arly
energ)." says the former
'Godfather' Mourned
NEW YORK (APl l:"amily.
frien'1s and curiosity-seekers
gathered at a Brooklyn funeral
p arlor Saturday to pay last
r espects to Carlo Gambino. the
so-called underworld ''boss of
bosses" whom m any belfove was
the inspirhtion for ''The God ·
father."
up like an old-style gangland
funeral.
Gambino. 74, died oC natural
causes on Friday al his $100,000
ranch house in M assapequa on
Long Island. A stroke, sulfered
while family m8nbers and a doc·
tor were present, was believed
connected to ii long series of
heart ailments that have pre-
A steady stream d trucks, in· vented Gambino's depc:rtation to
eluding a moving van, arrived lo Italy since it was ordered in 196'7.
deliver fl ower s at the CUsimano Some authorities predicted a
& Russo Funeral Home as dozens vicious mob struggle for control
d federal, stale and city rlficers d organized crime after lhe de·
mingled in the throng. Cars were ath of G am bi no. Others said the
double -park ed. and mobile succession would beSWLfl and or-
lt.levision unilti crowded lbe derly and had probably been ar-
normally quiet neighborhood as ranged durin.f Gamb1no's
tbe rites for "Don Carlo" shaped t lengthy il1
0
ness (. · ,
secretary and governor.
He said that without energy,
the environment would stop func-
tioning.
The rea~on p asl civilizations
have fruled 1s that they did not
learn how to harness <r preserve
enerl(y. according to HJckel.
"But our civilization learned
how and that's what's freed us
from be1 ng slaves," he added.
In the one week he's been
teaching at UCI, Hickel says he's
received positive responses from
students.
"From what I can see, they're
pleasantly surprised to see the
interpretation of e nvironment in'
the broadest sense," says Hickel.
"STUDENTS USED TO look at
e ne rgy as P ublic Enemy
Number One. Now, most of them
!'ice it as the salvatJon o( the en-
vi ronment." Hickel mai ntained.
He said eurrent attitudes of
both students and the public ap·
pear to be more conservative
than in the past, with people turn·
1 ng off to extremists.
"I thip.k a point d re al.ism has
hit the campu ses and else·
where," he said .
When asked about the possibili.
ty o( his returning to politics.
HJckel said he has no plans, but
th at If a Washington post were o( -
fered in which he could help solve
the country's energy problems.
he might take 1t.
Thief Gets J ewels
At Leisure World
Jewelry valued at $2,375 was
taken rrooi a Laguna Hills
Leisure World apartment while
the occupant was out having din-
ner, Orange County sherifC's of.
ricers said.
DepuUes said the theft was re·
ported by Willlam Francis
Schumann, 84, a resident in the
high rise Tower building at the
reUrement com munily. He told
officers the Jewelry was taken
rrom a dresser drawer in his
bedroom by unknown lnt.cuders.
From Wirt' Sc•rvic1·~
F ormer White llousl' lobby1!'.t
Richard K Cook htt!> accu:.L'<I
John Dean of part.ic11wt1on 111
planning meetings that lead lo
the Waterg·ate brl.'ak-1n
Dean sa.id 1n a tclev1 :.1on in
lerv1ew lat-t Wl'ek that
Cook had regular contetcl with
President Ford. tht•n HouM'
Republican ll'adcr. 111 an effort
tu block a 1972 \\' <.1l1.•rgJ\e in
\'esllgat1on b) the lltJUSl' Bank
ing Committee chair<'<I h) thl·
late Rep. Wright Patman CD
Tex. l.
Ford. OeJn contend .... wa!'. tn
mg lo protect then Pn•Mrlcnt
:-.lixon.
Cook has issued a statement
accusing Dean of lying and '\a}'·
ing:
"Despite John Dean's rcpcLlt·
ed and frantic requests, I never
spoke with Mr. Ford about thl'
need to deny Mr. Patman's re·
qrest for subpoena power. With
lfe gift of hi s own testimony and
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Dean was ~o worried. for he h a:-.
:.idm1tted to being present at
planning meetings thal led lo
the Watergate break-in."
Dean w as convicted of
part1c1pating in the Watergatt•
cnver-up. but not oC par\Jcipa·
t.wn in planning.
Special Watergat1• Prosecutor
Charles Ruff said Friday he h<1:-.
decided <1gainst a full -scale in
\e:-ot1gat1on into allegation-.
made bv Dean
Rut he left open the possib1ht)
of a Justice Department in
,·cst1gal ion into Ford's ac
t1v11.le"
Cook da1ms Dean asked him
to rntervene in the hearings.
"Specifically, the one fact that
rings true is that .John Dean wa!-
thC' only person who ever sug-
gested that 1 communicate with
.. Ford. For mer President
Nixon never did. Haldeman
nt'vcr did. Ehrlichman did nn1 .
Ri ll Timmons never did,"
Cook's statement said.
Moser. 42. was cruising along
200 yards offshore in predawn
darkness Friday morning when
his engine went dead.
A short time later. the cruise.r
dnfted ashore j ust ea:.l oC the
pier and beached. but came
through in good :,hupe because of
a gentle. one to two-foot surf.
Lagunan, 102,
Dies Saturday
Mrs Rulh Hrew,tcr. 102, died
Saturday al Laguna Beach Nurs-
ing llome ilftcr a lingering ill·
ncss
She was the mother of Mrtl.
f'rank Darling, 34 Lagunita
Drive. wife of the Jong time
Laguna Beach auto dealer. ·
The family was unabh.• tu con-
firm funeral arrangements.
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San Diego Yacht Club retained
her 11trang le hold on the pre-
st.Jgioos Sir Thom as Lipton Cup
Saturday with her third straight
wi n in the twice delayed 1976
ch allenge.
It was another ca:.y victory for
SDYC as Gordon Frost and his
crew steered the Doug-Peterson
( __ n_o_~T_lN_G_J
One Ton sloop Tin Woodsman
over the 131 ~ mile course for a
four minute and seven second
:.p)jt over George Tooby's Scott
l\aufm an -del>1gned America
Jane Ill from Newport Harbor
Yacht Club. The race was sailed
in a moderate 8-12 knot breeze
betwc.:en the Coronado Roads and
PointLoma ..
America Jane pok<."<i her slim
·bows acrol>s ltf'c :.tarting line
ahead of Tin Woodsman und Paul
Berger's Decbion. Del Rey
Yacht Club, but chose th~ wrong
"ide of the course on a long hitch
out to sea while Tin Woodsmen
and Dccisionfoughtitoutinshorc. BIRTH OF STAR VISIBLE WITH NAKED EYE
Four Particularly Hot Stera lllumlnate Gases
REMAINS OF CRAB NEBULA AFTER 1 ,000 YEARS
Anc ient Chinese Saw Exploding Star in Daylight
La Paz
Organizers and participants ia u new Huntington Beach Ch.rts.
ti an eva.n1ellsllc mQvement plun
to open up their h earts nnd let the
Sonshlne ln for La Paz' Hur·
ricane Liza victims.
A drive for c astoCf and out·
grown clothing lo be distributed. '
among victi ms in the hard-hit
Buja California resort city began
Satur day
Lauru Ryan, spokesman f or
the Sonshine Festival. says
rlothing donations may be
dropped off all day at Lake Street
and AUanta A \'CnUl', where the
colorful tt'nt r e\'lval 1s head-
quartered
A diesel !>Nlll·truck and trailer
ng used by the fundamentalist.
charismatic Christian movement
is due todepartOct 25fcrLaP az
with the clothing shipment.
The Sonshine Festival meets
four nights weekly at that loca·
tion. a block off Pacific Coast
Highway, featuring surfing and
skateboarding movies, Gospel
rock bands and u free potluck
dinner Saturdays in addition to
Christ's 1nessagc.
At the fir:.t approt1ch Lo the
weather mark Tin Woodsman
was holding a 12 -second lead over
Deci sion whil<.• Aml!l'1ca Jane
was a poor tturd after havinl-{ to
Lukl' an extra tack ltl round thl'
mark
·N at11re Provides Old Fireworks
Mesa Cyclist
'Critical'
After Crash
Tin Woodsman n ever rehn·
quish ed her lead, widening the
:.pht at earh mark but America
.Jane overhauled Ucc1!)1on on the
:-ccorid windward leg to take over
an und1:.putl•cl "l'<.·ond pl arc at the
f1ru:-h
Thl' '-l'\'Cn boat nl•t•t w a:.\\ idt··
ly :-pre:1d al the fitu!)h The of
fici;il rlockin~ wa..,·
Tin Woodsman. 4"16 .00.
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By ST EVE MITCHELL
Of tlte D~lly "llol Si."
You might think a star that ex-
ploded more than a thousand
'ears ago wouldn't be much to
look at to<la\'.
Hut Oru°ngr Coa:-t College
pl:rnetariurn director Ste\'C L<il·
tanzio will be getting oohs <.1nd
aahs from his lecture audience
as they view Lhe Crab Nebula on
:-lidc::. Frid uy nights this fall
The 27-vcar-old a:.tronomy 111
...true tor is presenting a four-part
,1 s t r o n o m y I e c t u r e s c r i e ~ .
al r eady under way, in U1l' OCC
Planetarium
ms SUBJECTS RANGE from
~ci~ntist's efforts to contact in-
tclliJ?ent civilizations 111 other
solar systems to C'xplanation') of
the Star of Bethlehem
Lectures began ut 7·:l0 p.rn.
\\ ith a ··talc :-how" at 9 p m
No Big Cheers
through Jan. 28.
He will tell his star-gazing au-
diences the differ ence between a
dead ~tar and those that were not
in the skies SO years ago.
And he will explain stars that
flicker more br1ghlly th <in
others.
"Som l' st;Jr!) arc v1:r\' r l'
gular," he !)aid. "Spai;mod1c
stars are tho::.c whi<.'h are vcrv
young or very old " ·
llc said the Crab '\ebula. wit·
nes:.ed by Chinesl' 1n 1054 AD.
wa" so bright whl'n it explodt•<I,
thal 1t was vb.ibll• 111 dayhi.:hl
hours.
"Wh e n we l ook 1n the
..,ame area today, we !>ee expand-
111g ga!->es from that exploding
.,tar." he said "What we are 't('C·
1ng are the rem • .uns of an l'xplod·
1ng ~tar "
The \ 1ctor was tht• 23rd fur
SO\'C since the c up wus placed
1ncompet1t1on in 1904 Saturday':.
race w a:. the 61 st 1n the S<.'ric:.. in-
t1-rrupled only by war years and
lhl' dt•pr{'!)SIO!l of the 1930'-
Sl>\'C had ont· olhl·r \\Inning
~tn•:1k of f1 \'C ..,tr a1~ht races from
1959throu_gh 1963
'\1.'wport llarbor Y;wht Club
hold" lhl' longl'..,t :.treak of con
"<'CUtl\'l' Will!> With "IX fr11rn 195.1
throu~h 1958.
Sex Flick Fighter
Bombs in Anaheim
Police Seek
Truck Driver
In Hit, Run
Santa Ana police arc M'arching
for the dri vcr or a whitl•
Chevrolet pickup truck who:-.e cr-
r;rnt driving lc•fl a F ountain
\'alley man pJraJyzcd
flrent Crabb. 2K of 1593!'1 Mt
Matterhorn St ... .., in guarded
condition at Fountain Valle\·
Coinmuruty lto..,p1lal ·
Offtt't'r :. :.aid the· truck in front
ci Crabb ma ch· :i 11 u n.,aft: I an1·
1·hange on W .irfll•r 1\\ t•nut• ;11
Susan Street :it ·I 15 p rn l•'r1cl:i-.
Wht'n Crabb ... wt•n 1'() to :ivwd · :i
C'ollt :-1on. his rnr struck a curb
.ind n1ppc·d l)\•er
The tr uck driver caU!)l'<i Uw uc
ridcnt and left the scene, police
<1md. so hit 11nd run C'harge:. are
pending.
No wonder dirty film fighter
Larry Parfish f ailed to win a
rousing r eception when he spoke
Saturda:v before lhe conven-
tionccrs gather ed in Anaheim.
Parrish is the assistant U.S. at-
torney who got film stur Hurry
Rcems <'onvicted of obscenity
charges for his role in the sex
nick "Deep Throat."
And Parris h was speaking
D9ity Pilot Dtl•..-y
Is G..w.tftd
Monday·Ft1day If you do nol have
vour paper b1 5 30 om call bele><e l o m and your cooy will be del1vereo
Saturd.ly and Sund.iv II YoU do not
rcceovo your cooy by 8 a m call
i'M'IO<e 10 am and your cooy wlll be
dPhW'red
Clrc•att°" T .. ephaftn
MoSl Oranoe Coun1v Areas 642·011
Northwest Hun1tn91on Beech
end Westmon~ter 540-1110
San Clementa. Cao•strano Bead>
San Juan Cao•~lrano
Dana Point. Souln Laouna
Laouna Niguel o .. ouo
before a gathering of the Adult
Film A!-socialion of America~.
The attorney got a rather cool
reception from the porno nick
lt:aders, in fact.
And the crowd didn't warm up
much when h e vowed thev C'an
look forward t o more arn'..,is :md
convictions if they continue' to
produce por nographic film~
Discounting ~peculati on llrnt
the Memphis. Tenn. case \\ ;1:-.
won only because it wa:-. lned 111
the "81ble-Belt" region. Parrish
r eminded his audience that
"Deep Throat·· w as ftr:.t deemed
obsccnc 111 "New York City, thal
little ol' b:.ickwoods, rednt-ck
town."
Parri:.h so.ud he JCcepted the
invitation from the adult film·
makers only after "!)<Jmc deep
soul-searching."
"If a cowho~ pornographer
thought he was going to prison,
rcally going to prison-silting in
the hoosegow a nd hearing the
iron bars clang ~hut bchind his
back for five years ·hcwouldn't
do it," Parrish said.
Winter Hitting Midwest
Low of 15 Degrees in
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Lattanzio will explain how
SCIC'ntist:. JUdgc lhl' distances or
~tars. some many light ) l.'.irs sn
d.t~tancc.
"Explod1 n~ ~tar!> arl' 'ery
useful m judging d.t!>tanccs, ""hl'
'iaid. "Any time you know how
bright a star r e ally is, ~ ou can
immcd1utdy calc ulate 1b dis·
lane<.'"
"If you know how many watts
a :-tar is !'ranking out. you tan
Judge the cl1 !)l a11t c of th ut star
HE COMPARE D STAR bright
ness to lightbulbs "If you lak<'
two lightbulb" of <·Qual bright
ness and mo\'c one twiC'c as far as
the other . il l ooks four times
fainter." Lall anz10 t•xpl runl.'CI
"For example. 1f you know all
~reen lightbulbs are 1000 watU..
and ~ou look O\'CJ' Los Angcles
and l>ec a gr<.'en light at a shop
pang <'l'ntt·r. you t•an C'akulate
how far that bulb and others
rlo:.t· to 1t an· "
Lattanzio said there are many
theories as to the makeup of the
Star of Bethlehem. adding that
he discounts the ex.islC'nce of a
meteor to ('Xpla1n th~ll
phenomenon
"Astronomers have considered
C'omets, supernovae, and evl'n a
configuration of three pl am•h ,
which w ould h avt• b<.'en 1,f gn·,1t
astrological !)ignificancc tu tht•
three Chaldean wisemen
"THE HEBR EWS CLAIMED
they didn't see th e "tar. but the
Hebrews did not placl' much
significance in astrrm11rn~." hl·
said.
"It's possible they Just didn't
look up and see it," he ex pl arnl'<l
Lattanzio, who n>reived h1 :-.
1nas ters degree in a strology
from UCLA, was a lccturl'r Jt
Griffith Observatory for a ~ e.ar
hcrore C'oming to OCC
ll1 s frel' kc:lurc :-.cnl'S rC'qwn·
rc:-crv.rtions. which mav be• ob·
tamed by calling 556-5772°
They help you put
Er nest F. Fr a.zer. 18, oC 3029
Coolidge Ave. Costa Mesa, was in
cntical cond1tiM Saturday after
his motorcycle and a car <.'olUdcd
:i t th l' P au I a rs n o A v en u e ·
Newport Frcew uy intersection.
l ie wus admitted to the in·
tl•ns1\l' C'Urt• u nit of Me rcy
c;cnl·raJ JlO!)(Hlal, Santa Ana
Police :.nid u 16-year-old girl
was the othc•r drt ver in the 3 p.m.
,1cc id<.•nt, which n•mains under
ln\/l'sl1gat111n.
Gasworks Explode
BELFAST, Northern Ireland
IAP> A bomb exploded at a
gasworl<l> in Belfast Saturday
ni~hl. ignited a Ras tank and
crcalcd a fireball that lit up the
en lire <'• ty. P oli cc said they dis·
C'Cl\'Cr<'d two bodies at the scene,
po:-s1bly tcrron :.t~ killed by thc
l'Xplo~1on
your world in focus
Viewpoint\ of c.olumnlSl!\ .1ppearin,1? regularly on the 1:J1tor1.1I p.1,i.:c~ of thl'
D.uly Ptlm h1:lp vou sh.1rrx:n your pcr!>peccivt· of the event'> 'ihap1n,i.: your
wnrlJ
Herl''\ che lineup 1lf ().11ly Piloc columnises·
,,._\ NICHOLAS VON HOFFMAN pokl''
It .lt scuffed shirts everywhere -wuh .t ·r AJ.f f pamcularly sharp needle aimed .11 lhl·
~ ~ W.uhm~ro~;~~EY HARRIS m•m h" ~.._, delightful dissertations wsrh l1u111t'" .111d
thumbnail observac1ons co keqi rt":tJl·r\ 1111
their roes.
EARL WATERS hasspcnt~O
years rcportin,R wit h unique insight on
California stat<.' ,1-tovernmcnr.
EVANS AND NOV AK r
Rowland Evans and R obert Novak team ~ ~
ro examine the political St<.'nc .l'i 1t affous ~
,;:::-~ the nae ion . 6 ,.;1 CHARLES MC CABE plms h ..
• J....) tongue firmly in cht«:k for humorous lo1)k\
at cvcrychin~ from sex w sandw1chc~.
NORMAN COUSINS expanJ<;
your comm unity to include tht' world.
JACK ANDERSON reveals. H is
talent for prying govcmmcnr secrets from
bureaucrats drives Washington bigwigs to
distraction.
Find your favorice1colurnn ist on t he editorial pa~cs of rhc
DAILY PILOT
642-4321
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Senate ight
Tied-Poll
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Democratic in-
·umbent John Tunney ind Republican
·hallenger S.I. Hayakawa a., locked in a tieht
·ace roe Tunney's US. Senat~ seat, aecordina to
he latest California Poll released Saturday.
Each.candidate was pr~red by 43 percent I voters polled by telephone t. 7-8, with 14 per-
·ent undL'Cided. In an earli poll, ta.ken late in
ieptember, Tunney led Huy awa 47 percent to
.3 percent with nine percent ndecided.
Wa111e ftel~a•e Con
LOS ANGELES (AP) Court orders have
>een sought to hall foor sch districts' turning
1Verthe names of alien sch children tot.he U.S.
mmigration and Naturaliza on Service.
The injunctions were r uested Friday in a
.uit filed by the El Monte gal Aid office. The
uit cl aims th at release of e names without
1rior parental consent viol s the 1974 Family
~ucation Rights and Priva Act, the 1964 Civil
ughtsAct, und thestateco 'tution.
"o•IN111ura Goe s to rial
OAKLAND CAP) -Wendy Mas ako
(oshimura, the almost·for tten underground
ompanion or Patricia Hears goes on trial Mon-
lay -but she may be over adowed again by
he celebrated heiress-turn ank robber.
Pro5ecutor Jeffrey Hor r describes Miss
learst as "a potential itness" at Miss
(oshimura·s trial on wcapo charges. He also
eeks to introduce "vast . nts or evid ence"
eized on Sept. 18, 1975, at he San Francisco
udeoul ~ared by thetwowo en.
l'aco F are T r ial in
BURBANK (AP) A M~cipal Courljudge
1as ordered two m en to i.tan ·al foe murder in
he shooting death d private vestigalor Bobby
lall.
After a two-day preliminlry hearing, Judge
r1arion Gubler ordered CC'¢ LeBell, 44, and
lack Ginsburgs, 37, to appetfor arraignment
'"Oct. 29 in Pasadena Su pen Court.
~Million Asked In ras h
LOS ANGELES <AP) l The family of a
3ritish citizen killed dunng a mid·air plane
·rash over Yugoslavia has ~led a $5 million
vrongful death suit against qe two airlines in·
1olved.
The family or Patrick Keifl Browne filed the
;uit in Superior Court heq Friday against
\lcDonneU-DouglasCorp. and~riush Airways.
Oef a•ation S uit Fi~d
I
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jlepublican Robert <. Dornan h as filed a $15·milliU1 defamation sw t
igainst his Democratic op~ent for the U.S.
:;ongress over a series oC rad.ioeommercials that
ie says link him to violent acti'.lties.
Jn the suit (i)ed Friday ;gainst Democrat
:;ary Familian, DornWl claimsthe commercials
lre slanderous, libelous, falseand defamator y.
le said they link him to violen\activity, connect
tlm with right-wing extrcmistgroups and refer
o a marital controversy.
Vkti• Wcu A lso S IGpf!r t
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -~man shot and
:illed in Los Angeles two monos ago has been
dentified by the FBI ac; a ma.J\ wanted for lhe
970 murders of two Phil adclphi~ men.
Suliman Abdul Rahlm, 32, also known as
rames Richard Owens Calhou~ was identified
1y fingerprints taken from the bjdy, the FBI an-
1ounced today. He was killed l\ug. 22 in Los·
\ngeles.
F'il"e lndirted i n F undng
LOS A NG ELES (AP) -A fctmcr official 0£
he U.S. Office of Education and lour people con-
1ected with th e now-defunct Wfit Coast Trade
ichools have been indicted by t federal grand
ury in an aJleg.cd scheme to tbtain massive
ederal funding for their six voca~onal schools.
Amon~ those indicted Fr~ay was O .A.
)ameron. The indictment said h•was an officer
iC Automation Institute, which ~ght the Wesl
A>ast Trade Schools an 1972.
DILLMAN ~IAI ~~·-I" Liou ol 1-tS tho!
APWlrepN ..
:.bnday October 17 1~76 DAIL V PILOT .,.5
Aliens ~~n to Vote?
SACRAJ\I ENTO CAP> -US
Border Patrol officials say
that they have seen evidence
that some illegal aliens have re
gistered to vote in Califorrua.
And state and local olfici als
said Friday that-0\ey have been
looking into the po:-.sibllity that
Mexican nationals who legally
work in Californiet have r e-
gistered to vote in the state.
Herbert Walsh, head of the
Border Patrol operations in 49
Northern California counties,
said in an interview that "six to
eight" illegal aliens, including
Mexican farmworkers, were
found io recent months with
voter reclstraCJon ootifH:ation~.
Records were not kept and the
notifications were not confiscat-
ed. But Walsh said no more ca:.es
have been discovered since
Secretary of State March Fong
Eu asked about twowl.-eks ago to
be notified of any other cases.
In addition the California
Council of Growers contacted the
secretary of state with reports -
but no proof -that Mexican
"green card" workers have re-
gistered to vote in-Califorrua.
These a r e workers l.2
million of them -who are issued
n1rds uulhonzine lhcm to cr~s
thu border for work inCuhfomht.
"There l~ ab. olutely no
evidence to prove lhut u.ny arcen
curd holders have indeed re
gtsll~red,.. said Caren Daniel!.,
Ms. Eu's press i.ecretary.
.. How ever, for some three to
four w~ck& w e have been hearing
rumors und we huvc aggressive·
ly checked out all or these
rumors.''
The votl'r registration notifica-·
lions verify th ul u person ha.<t r e-
gistered to vole by postcard, u
system that went into effect this.
year in California.
'ONLY SORRY I MISSED HIM'
Would-be Aaaasstn Moore WANTED
Sara. Jane Not Sorry TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID
FOR
LONG BEACH (APl -Sara Jane
MOOl"e, who i,ried to assassinate Pre~
dent Ford in 1975 and now faces a life
in prison, says she has only one
regret: She missed.
The comments from the 46-year-old
Miss Moor e w ere published in a
copyrighted s tory by Mary
Neiswender in today·s editions of the
Long Beach Independent, Press-
Telegram.
After a year of fef'using interviews
with what she called .. the straight
press," Mi ss Moore granted an in-
terview to Mrs. Neiswender last
Thursday in the medium-security
Terminal Island Prison where she is
currently serving alifesentence
"STRICTLY IN terms oC a poliucal
assassination." Miss Moore said, "he
<Ford) was a good target. The buildup
to kill him dldn'thappenintwodays.
"Standing in a crowd waiting 31h
hours for the m an to come out while
holding onto a loaded gun in my purse
shows it wasn't a whim. The only
thing that was unreal. .. un-
believable ... was thall missed.
.. At my sentencing, the judge said
that if 1 would cooperate, I would not
get a life sentence. Al that time, I said
1 was disinclined to cooperate with a
government I am dedicated t o
destroy. I still am dedicated to that."
She said that in planning to kill
Ford, "There had been a lot oC ob·
stacles -beginrung with Lynette
Fromme's waving her gun which
tightened security, but that day every-
thingreu into place."
SHE SAID SHE was up at5:30 a.m.,
fought with her 9-year-old son, Eric,
then nervously drove him to school. "l
was not the calmest person in the
world. I don't see how l drove him to
school without killing both ol us. I was
one bundle of nerves .•. one falUng-
apartfemate."
That day she telephoned the man
she called her ·•gun man." She ar-
&tfN Stock
HEW
EncJlisll and WHhm
SADDLES
20°10 to
50°10 Off
rang'ed to 'buy a .38-ealiber revolver
because the day before the FBI had
confiscated Crom her a .44-caliber
weapon and 100 rounds of ammunition
she planned to use.
"One oC the strange things, is that
the FBI talked to my gunman-he's a
John Bircher -and never did
anything with h1m. Had he been a
liberal, he would now be in prison
charged with being an accomplice.
''This tells you a lot about our gov-
ernment and capitalism."
Policemen
Impotent?
SACRAMENTO CAP) -A
psychologist says many< ia~'eliior\:~-. ·
ment officers are becoming sexually
impotent because d abnormal work·
ing hours, drinking, and .. too mucb
violence and squalor in their work.'' .
..I've seen great numbers of men
who, alter they've been in law en-
forcement after about five years,
become impotent," says· P eter
Runkle, who runs a counseling
service for law officers.
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Porcelains
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etc.
We appraise & buy whole eslates or single 1tema or we'll sell for
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NEWPORT BEACH -645-2200
ESTATE APPRAISALS AND SALES FOR LAWYERS • BANKS • TRUSTEES& EXECUTORS . .. I send them to a good internist for
a physical, but lhe doctor says there's
nothing wrong physically. By taking
in alcohol, they're acting as their own ,......--------------------------------.
doctors."
RUNKLE SA VS roor local law of·
ficers have ended up in psychiatric
hospitals In the last 13 months and
''many others" see him once a 'Week
"to keep from going over the edge.
"It usually happens to men who do
the best job on the street."
Runkle's ideas are not popular with
Sacramento €ounty Sheriff Duane
Lowe, who derides a course the
psychologist is offering to help of·
Cicers cope with s tress.
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Bosket Weff• or
Spot Carncl
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( UAIL PJLOT EUITORIAL P.\GE )
Prop. 9 · Overextended··
Without (IOl''llon, htel'aJ 1ntcrprl'lat10n of confl1ct
or interest pruv1s1ons induded in P rop 9 "ent for
beyond what th • 1974 ballot rnc.!sort-'s rramas anti
:-.talc voters i n tend ed
Targets or !ht• political rdorlll rn ca::.urc wt·n·
l'lcctcd and a pµoinkd public officials who have J ma-
jor imvact on decisions with s1gnificunt financial con
... cqucncl!s.
As ttw rneasun• was written .md interpreted.
however . its provisions were stretched to cov<!r such
no111ntcnded t argets as. for example, a high school
tr ack couch who order s !nick shoes for his runner s
They, likl• high-ranking officials, would be n·
quirctl lo ruukc public thl'ir financial holdings <..1 n<l
<!eel lli'l' ~inv l'Ol\flict of interest that might exist
f.egisl:.ilor:-and member s of the Fair P olitic.:al
Pr~1cticcs Commission who saw the folly of such Jn
am endment now say minor officials can bl· cxcusL·d from the conflict or intcreslrcquiremcnts
Tuesday. the Board of Supervisors will considt'r
:,u::.pending indefinitely the deadline for local go\
crnmcnta1 agencies to comply with these provisions of
Prop.9.
Rather thun plaguethosewhoweren'tintended to
be cover ed bv the ballot measure, the bo ard should
gr ant the su~pen!.ion until the wrinkles are ironed out
Lifelong Learning Costly
,\11 Cal1fornians arc.· t•nlltlcd to t <1x p a.irl educa-
tional oppor tunities for their lifetime::..
M on • offic ially phras(.'(} by the: Board u!' G<)\
"'rnors of lhl' C alifornia Cv1nmunity Colleges. the col
lcges "ar c d cdicatl'<l lo lhl' principk lhat society will
benefit wh t:n all pcr!>ons within it h a\'l' the opportuni-
ty for li fel ong lcm·ning. ''
That princ iple may indeed be true that society
'' ould hl·11t f1 L I mm sud1 a broad educational OP·
porlumt~ Mo ... l Orangl' County community colleges
alrcad)' iJJ'C off cnng da) 1.md evening classes in s ub·
J'-"'<'l" r ;.1ng111g frurn cl'rarmcs to advanced philosophy.
Uut thl'l'c 1 s ::.01ncth1 ng nagging about the implied
prorrli:.e th.it a lifrlong t.>dutation is the rlght of every
<'itiZ\'ll l>l'l'aUs<.• in sorrw h:.11:y way it will improv4!
"t<X01t'ly in gL•nt·ral
H~ law . c·ornmunrt v colleges cannot ch arg~ for
l'lu-;:-.1,•... In f m·t. thl'Y must supply aJl classr oon'
rnall'f'I ab c·xct.·pt fc1r tllO!-.C used in projects which tht-
studt.>nt:. lhL·11l'-t h·<·s kl'<'P Thus. the burden for
f111;111c·111g lift•long lt•;irning" tornt·s dirl'C'l ly from th~
t • ix pol' k l'I
Ou1 c·11111rnu111l.' c·oll t•gt>!-1 c:rnnot be foullcd for a-.
"lHn111g ... u<'h l ofl~ IUl'<ds And Lhe case can be 111t1dt>
th,1t 1·c11)t1 11uL·ct unl1rruted education enables people;! to
hv<'ornt· h<'tll·r . rnore well-rounded p er sons, c apabk
11f bl'llt·r c·1t1tL·n:-h1 p and more produc tive live!>
But tht· ques tion 1s: Cun we afford lo offer and
gl\ ,. P\ vr~ t 1t1 n·n a lifetime of tax·paid instruction in
hobb1cs, .i<-.1dcmic ::.ubjects and job skills? Or do wt•
h .I\ l' Io tr.' to d l•finc some goals and some limit~'!
~
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Ob!.l'l'vunce of National Newspaper WeE:>k
1·ulrmnatt·d appropriall'ly Saturday with a s alute to
thL· uuy:-. and ~irb who carry newspapers to door::.tep:.
.tJI over lhl· m1t10n.
Thl' rnon· thun 000 boys and girls cn2aged e ach
d.iy 111 dd ivl'rtng the Daily Pilot to homes along thl'
Orang<.1 Co<.ist perfor m a valuable ser vice in their rok
a:-. indcpL•ndcnt young bu siness people.
Thl·~ d eserve our salute and appreciat1011 for
lhl•1r !-.l'rncc as the essential final link in an infor ma·
lion sy:..tc111 which is vital to the functioning of our
..,~ 5lem of government and our way of life.
Hits, EITors Liven Up Political Ball Game
WASHINGTON Until last
"eek, the Carter-Ford contest
was like a baseball ~ame
between the !>cvenlh· :ind eighth·
place teams on a cold day al the
end of the 5c<t~on. \\i th no buns
for the hot doJ!s, therefore no hot
-l og s . And only :mo pai d
ustomt>r!-t in thr stand~.
13ut the cunll"il h;.is t•hanged.
.'vtr. Ford "m1 ~s pokl•" in the d.,•.
bale Cdrtcr
tasted blood
and now lust:.
for a w hole
bite off the
leg. Mr. Ford
huff s and
puffs a s he
d espe rately
trie:. lu pu 11
free
No \\ th e
Re \· Mr . <.'<1rler a l wa>·~
sermonizes on how he would
never tell a lie. and while as on!?
of God's fallen children he m1ght
m ake mis takes, they would
always be mistakes of the heart
Carter's heart must be racing.
if he means what he says abuu1
the Helsinki agreement. "I would
not have signed that P<t<'t," ht·
was quoted sever al days after Hw
debate. "l s aw no reason for us to
participate in tht' Helsinki c·on
ference. and 1 still behevc ti. w<1-.
a mistake."
WELL, THE record shows th at
the Helsinki agreement follow<.'tl
a two-year conference by 35
European nations including such
diminutive sovereig nties a\
Vatican City. Monaco and San
Marino. Only Andora d1dn t
participate.
Th e Uniterl Statt>:. d id,
.J
c THI:::SCH )
bt>C<tU::.l'. as the major power of
lht• West, we were there tu pro·
l~·l'l w .... ~tl'rn intt•rcsts. including
our~
Th 1s " .Js not a "rll'al .. between
the Urntcd St all's and lheSoviets.
It \I. a:. 35 nations negotiating, and
the Unitt•d States sometimes had
to argue a hard-line wilh its allies
as well as with the Soviets
<.\trt\.•r evidently doesn't know
thl!>
Anyw u). 1f Joe McCarthy were
ahve. he would join Carter in lit·
tacking the conference. even
1hough the agreement specifies
that no nation can violate the sov-
t•re1gnty of another and that the
border:. of the nations that
Pressures Chanheled
Mos of the public reaction to
the ter· Ford television de·
b so for has been on the
zefight level: who scored the
most knockdowns and the most
points?
The time has come lo lrrun the
searchlights on the spectacle
itself. Do the
TV debates
really provide
the American
people w ith
the evidence
they really
need for mak·
ing up their
minds about
the most im
portanl de
cisioo they can make as voters?
Some commentators are op·
posed lo the television encounter
They feel that the debates are all
show and no substance.
THEY ARGUE that lbe de·
bates are too theatrical; that
they lend themselves too easily
to dramatic tricks and techni·
ques; that tbe rapid-fire nature
d the questJonln1 by the press
doesn't give tht' cnndldates a
chance to provide thoughtful
responses on serious Issues. and
lbat lhe pressure of lhc occasion
Is so lnbumun tbot no man can be
expeded lO mako sense undar
such concllb ons
I r eC&lC.DLH lhe fOl'Cc or uJl
•
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NORMAN ]
COUSlN~
these arguments. but I don't
think they ar e going to count for
much. The TV presidential de
bates can no longer be regarded
as an experiment. They will
become a fixtur e on th e
American political scene.
Of course. lhe kinks in the pre
sent setup will be eliminated
The debate$ will be sharpened
and speeded up. Question. .. will be
shorter. So will the answcr!-
There will be m ore direct c>.
cha,nges between the candJdate~
WHAT ABO T the Hollywood
aspect of the TV debates? Is n't
there a danger that the element
of showmanship required for the
televised exchange would govern
the selection of the candidates?
A gallery of pretelevislon ~h
century American Pr esidents
and presidential candidates
would include such lmpressive-
1 ook io g men us Theodore
Roosevelt. C h a rles Evans
Hughes, Woodrow Wtlson. Wnr·
ren G . Harding, Franklin D
Roosevelt. Wendell Willkie and
Dwi&hl 0 . Eisenhower all of
whom could have ~ cast by a
Hollywood dirtttor.
Even though Adl ai St~venson,
John Kenned y, Rarry Goldwater
and Ronald Reagan belonged to
the age of television. they were.>
all good looking specimens who
were not exceptional in ap-
pearance on tht• historical roster of prc!>idenb :ind presidential
r nndid at es.
M FOR the argument that the
TV debates 1 mpose a n un
reasonable degree of pressure on
the candidates. any man who
wilts under pressure is buckinli(
for the wrong job
The inabil ity to stand up under
the give-and-take pressures or
lhes e d e b<•l es is hardly a
qu:llif1ration for the mos t
pressure· I aden job in the world to-
day
The presidential television de
bates are here to stay. They
represe nt a profound service to
the American people. It is dlf·
fi cult. in fuel, to think of any
single deve lopment in recent
years that hns re\'ital.iied the de·
mocratic process as much as
these debates.
The League or Women Voters
and the WUlto.m Benton Founda·
lion deserve lbt' I.hank& of all
American voten for making
them possible. Noonenowltnows
who emerged the clear victor of
these debates. Gerald Ford or
Jimmy Carter. One Wna ls cer·
tam. the blc wino en already are
the American people
•
~igned ..ire not permanently
fixed.
That means 1r the Poles in
an act or ~elf·delerminallon,
managed lo throw out their Com
munist governme nt, thl• Sovil'tS
would break the agreement hy
sendin~ in tronps to put down the•
1 nsurrecti on
But Carter m1ndlt'ssly d1<1rgl·s
Mr . F o rd with l>l·1ng
"brainwashed" abt1ut the Euro·
pean Security Conference. cri(·S
about the "terrible mi stakes C>r
'Nixon and Ford.' "and lets loose
with low blows such as there was
'just about as much openness in
lhe Ford Adminislralion as there
is freedom in E a~tern Europe··
CARTE R TRIES to smear Mr.
Ford with Nixon whenever he
can, demanding, J guess, that the
President tell the truth, the whole
truth. and nothing but lhe truth, so
help me Carter .
Sample : "Gerald Ford has hid·
den himself from the public even
more than Richard Nixon al the
depths of Watergate.·• J oe
McCarthy would like that broad·
brush technique. but come now,
Jimmy, is that the klnd of guy
you really are?
Actually, President Ford has
been e mbarrassingly opl·n
about himself. He was gone over
with a fine tooth comb during his
confirmation as vice president.
As president. he released an u n-
precedented m edical reporl on
hlmsclf that was scatological
r\nd being a forbcanng :.oul , hl'
has not cried bloodv murder that
Internal R evcnu~: Service n •
t·ords were leaked to lht• press II~
a Carter supporter. No taxpayer,
1nduding Mr. Ford or Carter, de·
serves to be victimized by the
crime of a release of confidential
lax information. That crime 1s
the stuff W atcq~ate was made of.
And yet holy Carter l'Xploits it.
H e also exploits lhe fi scal
crisis in New York City with an
ad lhal proclaims: "I guarantee
lhat if I go to the White Hoose, r ·11
never tell the people or thl'
greatest city on earth tu drop
dead ..
Preside nt F ord never used the
words "drop dead" in addressmg
lbe New York City crisis. Those
words belong to the imaginative
headline writer who put lhem on
t.be front page of lhe New York
Daily News, and that's where
Jimmy Carter got them
SEVf;RAL WEEKS b ack.
Carter told a huge farm aud1 encl.'
in Iowa th at he would r ver allow
grain embargoes the way the
Ford Adminis tration did, but
later le told the editors of the Des
Moires Register that there
woul< be occasions when such an
embl!'go would b e necessary.
1 ll(h'<I. the Carter campaign 1s
laced with suc h discrepancies,
and 11hcn newsmen report them.
Cartr loses hi s Christian pa-
tt en<:!
Thi Wall Street Journal re·
cenlt reported that Carter sum·
mon1d a dozen r eporters for an
oH-tie ·rccord session, and
C'h a~ed the press with nil·
pickh~ criticism and failure to
cov«t Mr Ford thoroughly. Tsk,
Lsk
'Nr . Ford i s cov e r ed
thomughly. as the full treatment
of hs blunders demonstrates. He
des.-ves this e mbarrassing at·
tent on. All he can do is fill the air
will expl.inations. Tsk , tsk.
agan
'fiis is a bum election. Carter·
nov shows up at the Polis h·
Arrerican Cong ress with his
Estmian-born sister·in-law, and
da~hter Amy posing with a doll
dr4Ssed in native costume.
fut Carter did not pledge to
enl Soviet domination of Poland.
Sanehow . that ball gam e
baween the bottom·rankcd
te:.ms on a cold day and no hot
doii. seems helter .
Is the W atchdo~ Lost?
WASHl NG TON Just iJS
German submarines preferred to
str ike at dawn ur dusk. the
special interests have found that
the best ti m e to torpedo legisla·
tion is during the end-of-the·
season rush . Then the legislators
are so impatient to adjourn
Congress and
head for hom e
that th ey
d on 't oft en
both e r to
scrutinize the
fine print. The
action is aJso
loo fa s t fo r
the publiC' to
follow.
Earlier this
month, Congress elosed down for
the 1976 season, and the smoke is
now beginning to clear from the
adjournment rush. Many or Ow
departing congressmen may h<'
surprised lo learn lhat they left
the Federal Renegotialion Roard
on the shoals.
This agency should be the
scourge of the big defense con·
tractors. Potentially, it could re·
cover hundreds of millions in l'X
cess profits that the muruUons
makers had squeeu>c1 from the
taxpayers.
nos HAS made members or
Congress apprehensive aboot the
Renegotl ali on Board Every
weapons system Is supported by
a formidl\ble lobby, composed or
the military brass who believe in
It, the contractors who manufac·
ture the component parts, the
workers who put them together
and t.be congressmen whose dis·
trict enjoy the economic benefits
The bond between lhe con·
gre&llm en a nd the contractors
hu been made all the Ughler by
11 steady n ow of campaign con·
trlbutfons. Many congressmen,
t.bertfore, support the contrac-
tors who pick. lhe taxpayers'
pock~ nth r lhen the l(tncy
tha.lguards aialnst thecorpor to
plckl>(>Ckets
(JACK ANDERSON J
Democrats and Republicans
alike have conspired to hm1t lh1·
powers of the Rene~ot1 at1 on
Board
But Sen. William Proxmire CU
Wis.). a foe of P entagon waste.
has sought to stre ngthen the
board. He s ponsored a bill that
would h ave m ade the board a
permanent agency and would
have give n 1t tough supoena and
inspection powers OVC'r contrac
tors.
THE PROXMIRE m ea!>urt•
would a lso have wiped out
special loopholes inte nded to J)ro
lect the oil indui>try and would
have increased the pcnullies up
on the profiteer s
It wa s awk w urd for any
member of Congress to opPQSc
lhese reforms in the open. On the
Senate floor . even the 011 in·
dustry 's most staunch friend 10
lhe Senate. Russell Long <D
L:i.J agreed to hold hearings.
Subsequ e ntly. the r eform
measure was skillfully steered
throug h the House by Rep.
Joseph Minish <D·N.J . ). Out
L ong never got around t o
scheduling the Senate hearlng11
hehad promised .
In desperaUon, Proxmire sent
a pri vate. ur gent "D ear
Colleague" letter to his fellow
senators. It's against the rules of
t.be Senate for one senator to dis·
parage another or to question his
motives. So Proxmire, comply·
ing with senatorial courtesy, ac·
cused Long of welshing In t.bc
kindliest lanruo.ae. If(' notc'<I de·
Quotes
''Tbejob o.I the newspaper ls to
comfort the affllcted and atnict
the comfortable."
1'.P. Dun"" fMr Dooley)
I \ ; .
li1atcly that Long ''had not gol-
lt>l around" to the bill
BUT IN FIRME R tones, Prox·
mre urged that the biJI be take n u1 in the c losing days of
C>ngrcss. Ther e could be billions
o'the taxpnyers' money al stake,
h~ felt. For a brief time, it ap-
~ared that he might marshal
enough votes to pass the reforms.
Then Lon~. exercising his pre·
1ogalives a s Senate Fin ance
Committee chairman, blocked
the bill. Rather than risk letting
it pass, he s imply p<.'rmitted the
mlin· board to di1• as ::i federal
~gcncy
As of now. the Renegotiation
Bourd con ti nu t•s lo function on
old cases. But theoretically, 1t
foesn't even exist It hus funds to
teep 1t goinA into next year. But
at least until Congress can re·
D1Stitutc It in .January. all its ac·
nons arc subject to challenge.
The a rmame nts Indus try.
meanwhile ho:. won another vi<'·
:ory ov\'r lhf' luxpayN's.
OAAHGE COAST
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Sunday, Octobtr 17, 1976
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[--Tiine to-Counter . Career
Sunday. October 17 1978 DAil. Y PILOT
By 8.ICHAR OC'. CLEMENT
Earlier this year, a Joint FBI and
Wasbfogton police undercovt•r fencing
operation l'\t!Ued 125 suspe(ll> on lt vane-
ty of charges lncludihg murder .• R~enl·
ly, a return \!ngagclment of the sam e
operation brought in 140 suspects.
or the flr!rt 108 perbons arrested ln lhe
first group, 70 pt•rccnt h ad prior
criminal records tyi<i 30 percent wen:
free on conditional rcl~~~'-'s in ronnl'C-
tion with criminal chargei.. Of the
sccortd gn1up arrebtl'd. 111or<• lhan 50 per·
cent were rep~ul olfl'ndt>rs and nine of
them were arrt'stcd in both opcr.iuonb
In a recent C1nct(\nat1 survcv. 44 per
cent of aJi pcr:.onll convicted and :.eu-
tenced for assaullrng pollct• orfi<.'~r"
were freed bv s usjk>n-.ion or 'C'ntl.'nl't''
and/or probt1t1on
Th<' c-o n' 1t·l1•cl mur1t.·r1·1· 11r ,111
Repeat
Statistics
Iowa police chief WU rr~ :<! 00 paroll'
after i.ervin,c two years and eight rn onlhs
of a 7S yeur i.cnlence. Withln three
months, he was again arrested on an ag-
grav atcd Hsaa lt charge.
To m y way or thinking, these routine
travest:es of justke border on lnsaruty!
Ptrbaps if we bad a system for holding
judges and parole otncials responsible
for losses and injuries committed by re·
leased crirnlnals, we could bl'gin lo re-
verse this amazing der ellctloo ot duty on
the part of the j udiciary.
T H E T IM E huis come when w~ must
realize that there are those among U!'.
who simply are not influenced by .. ny
degree or r ehabilitative effort Thl'Y are
c areer criminals and will alwayll be !>o
We have proved again and again lhat
'>Pet>dy lri ;ds and the certainty of puni~h·
nwnl for lhe guilly are lhe greatest de·
Con fusing
8) WA RREN llOJ.1..0~\,\\'
A veteran police reporter h.c. ::.cc:n
a lot of odd things h<ippcn. and not all
h ave been lhl· day ln·da\. t·ops·and
r obbers stuff
For 1nslancl', ljke Lhl' new s<:ntcncing
law, which Gov Brown wao; quoted as
saying ts .. th e most fa r -r eaching
criminal JUllttce reform 1n lhl' last 50
years ..
The go' er nor I!. not n-. old as Hus re•
Pf.)rt er . who finds thl' low ;111 1nlt·1 cshng
turnabout and 1s in fa\ or of 1t, bu1 for re·
asons entirely oppostll' tho:-.c of the gm
er n ll r a n d o l h er s w ho 1• 1111 •.id c r
thl•m :.cln•s of a hberul 'll'wprnnl
I FA\.O R T ii t-: llL'W -.\:-.ll·rn hcc ausL• I
behl'Vl'. from 111~ cxp
0
l'rt<'nt·l·. that a
JudgL· who hctt r' .1 cast· w1ll IH' tougher
a lot louglH·r 111 :wnlc11e1nl! than mC'rn
ber:-. of !ht• C:tl1form.t 1\clull .\uthoritv
have bct:n
i\ JUd~l' who :-.el'l> ;.mcl ht•;i.rs \ 1d111\!\
and witnesse!> or <.'n ffil'!\ \\ 111 h.1\'l' tht·
evidence and lc,t1mony frc:-.h in mind, ;1i.
compared to a memb('r of lht• t\dull
Authority who rl'ads rcpl1rt~ long after
the en ml'S h<iv<.· takl'n pl.let• The ll'rror .
brutaltty. dcprav1t) by Lht•n h<1vc dis·
sipated 1n 11npa<'l As llml' pas..,es, w1•
humans havl' a tcndt•n<.'Y to -.11flen and
fr.rg1ve, which '' not all bad 111 '>ome in·
... tancell but which "' l'alu .. 11:-. puntl-.hmcnt
BACK I!'> l..\TE 1917, I came t u
Cal1rorma from lhl' State of Washtnl?lon,
wherl' a conncted pl'rllnn -.tooil <•lone
befon· ,1 111tlt.:t· and """" told 1n <.olt•mn
word:-:it th1!\ mornt•nl lht·) p:.u:k a
wallop hts .,entell<'t" F1v t• ) car-.. 10.
20. 75 or .. ,11 hani? hv \our nt·ek u ntil
dead ·
I was informed thL•n that C..:alirf1rnia
had J "l1bt•r:il. humanil:m .in. 20th
cc.•ntur~ m ode rn approuch" y,h1.·rcby u
1udge senll'ncect <• per!lon · ·111 tlw ti·rin
prescri bP<I h v I aw" which I akr would ht•
wl at a spcc1hc length by lhc Adult
Authunty and would be influenced by a
convirt ':-.conduct
THIS, IT WAS argul'<I, gavt• a prt!.oner
Jn incentive to d o J:r>oJ The s}stem in
y,h1ch a judge Sl't ,1 M·ntenct' w.i' said to
IL•a\ l' an in~ll' with nu hopt'. nu incl'n·
lJ ve lo do good
The strange twist. lo mt•.·,., lh,1t th\.'
<.ame type iwople th•tM.' who cla1mt•d
to be morl' liber al and humanitarian
also were among lhoi.e who. in my earl}
day-; in California. :-.upported the pre -
''tous !>) stt>m. and with basically the
s ame arguinl'nt turned in the opposite
d1recllon
They may be surprised.
1\bo. lhl' new sentent'1ng sy'>lem may
rt•sult in t>vcn more pl ea bargaining. 1\
l11wbrt>ak1.'r may lry 11 lot harder lo enter
lerrents to crime Wherever these pnn
ciples are employed. crime rates go
down I can think of no greater frulltra·
uon to society than watch.Ing v1c1ous
felons glide through the <.'nmanal jui.licl:
system unpurusht..'<i.
111E EXERCISES for bogging down
lhe sy~tem nrc wl'll known to the
criminal element. And, it certainly
doesn't take long foe the newcom er to
catch on.
Interminable postponements. ploa
burgainlng in which only the defendant
has something to gain, flaunting proba·
tion, defying suspended sentence:.. and
choosing lengthy and cosUy jury trwb
defended by public fuods are bul a fl'w of
the ploys used by the career criminals
Justice delayed is justice denied! W1lh
our modern transportation technology.
we have become an extremely mobilt•
world. Our social attitudes no lon~er tic·
:i gwlty pletJ to a les:.er orren:,t• r :1lht•r
than laking u chance on beinl( found guil
ty and being soded hy " judge for :i
lugher offc11se
THE SUBJECT bnngs lo mind otht·r
thing~ which stir an old policc rl'porlt•r
One is the n1eaninglC')>SOe!>S or re
c1divism "stalistil's ·· Thl'" have been u~L'<I in news stories a:-. ir thcv wen• or
s1gnir1 can<.'t• They :de hogwa:-.h
Once . a long time ago. I thought a
three-lime loser would tw locked up if he
<.'ommitted another cnme. Since then,
I've seen fi ve-and M'vcn-timc losers
break lhe law and not go back to pri:.on
I've seen ex-convicts caught with guns in
their possession. presumably a scriou..,
no-no, but they did nol go back to prison
t've seen g uys with fi ve-page rap
shct•ls do county jrnl ··r:.i-..v.. time
us a:. strongly to our communities ab
they have 10 the past. Often. defendunt.5
on bond are never found until they are
arrest~ again Vlcbms and witnesses
are quickly lost to other junsdiction:..
I 'm well a w are of the contemporary
ar~uments aguinsl my position. I 'm
pwnfully aware of the problems facing
those judges who despl·ratcly try to
serve a true set1se ot Justice only to haVl'
their sentenc-es abrogated by probation
authorities or purok boards who a.re
p<>litically pressured to relieve U1e over·
crowding in our correctional instilu·
lion!\
WHAT I OON'T understand 1:. why Wl'
uJlow :.uch l'omplek defiance of our law:-.
u.nd the OVl'rt fluunting of our criminal
justice sysll'm
ll 15 ti wcll·dOCUll)l'Oled fact lhl.lt up
wards of 75 percent of all youthful often
ders under age 24 r epeat their rrtmel) I
for first degree burglaries but thl:.'
charge!>. for cxpccliency and by pica
bargaining, w(•re rL'Cfuced to ~e<'ond·
d<·~rec
What rcc1 dlv1:-.m .,lc.itistics don't llhuw
I!. how many bad 1?t1~s don't go back to
pn~on although un<ler the le1w thcv
:-.hould han becau-.c they commilkd
cri mt•!. Just because they don·l go back
to prison doesn 't rneun they are drnng
good
M~OTll ER DISTURJU NG thing 1s re·
habihtalion. Thl· prog4 llis is zilch.
There b just no way it could be done.
and it's trugic. with Lhc taxpayers going
for the bill Tht· <'o:o.l of r ehabilitation,
C\'en halfwav ~ucces:;fol . would bl·
astronomical ·
rm ag1l1l"
Prisons would havl' to be rebuilt to M '-
am convinced that If the:.e young p~le
race a fair but unrcknUng crl m1nal
justice system the first um~ they arc ar-
rested. there would b<: no ncl'<i to con·
ccrn oursclvl's with su<'h lrnp<J1>slble re·
cidl\ltsm rates.
The individual well on hi ll way to a
<.'riminaJ career has internolized a con-
cept thtlt nothing will huppon to him;
that he Is Indeed tree to purl)ue his
nefarious w ays unmolcstl'<i; and h cfull:r
expects thtll society will ''Jict him otf tho
hook" if he just happens to be arrested
again.
We hU Vl' tri('d ~·vl•rythlng 1.-bt>. Our
crime rates keep rising daily. Now. let's
get tough Crime docs not have to be a
way or llfo fl)r contt'mporary societies.
We can reverse it' We must reverse it•
t\nd, Wl' are los ing pr<-cious tim1•
Ru:liard Clement 1s presulent Of tht fn
1t>r1uitwr1al Assoc1n111m of Cl11efs oJ Police.
commodate reasonably stied classes "
about 30 &.idult inmates in each, wi '
modern facilities. Prisoners would ha1 •
to have comparatively rree movement •
!'>tud y arid w o rk i n b hops ar
laboratoric!> Equipment would have >
b<' up-to d ate. the !>Uml' m. on the "rn
side ...
There would have to bl• a re:.ervoir •
teachers dedicated to careers of 1
strucling in penal institutions. Many i ·
mates would have to bl' started on ;
elementary grade level. Parole office.
would have only a few parolees to guide
The key somewher e. somehow ·
has to be round before anyone gels to ti
point of <.'ommitting a crirne
Warren l/olloway ts police reporter fort
Sacrame11to 1Jel' f rnm wlnrlt his article
reprrntcd
Mom, Dad and Economy Buckle Under Stress
WASHl:-.JGT0 1 The Pt-;mul
miJY be thl' firs t pres1dt'nt1.tl can
dJdate to m akt• Tlw F~11ntlv a re·
curring camp:u~n theme. Unlll
now touring poli t1c1ans ha\'C paid
The Family occt1:.1<mal and ritual
deference and th en mov('<i on to
l a I k ab o u t p <' Jc e t hr 1>U g h
~trenglh
Whal St .Jimmy thc Tc•mptt..-d
has in mind wlwn he bring:.. up
the topic 1sn 't
very clear. Is
family a c0<.h'
word for morl'
money for th<'
police or for
co r poral
punishment in
the schools or
.w h :I t .•
Perhaps these
allusions to
the need to strengthen ram1ly hfe
r eflect nothing more th an
Carter's pollsters picking up the
concern as they trip about asking
the randomly select to speak
what is on the mind of the great
collectivity
Jr th at's the case 1t ·s too bad.
because ther e is a long. deep and
genuihe concern about our rami·
Jy lire and its future. Ther e are
concerns a pres ldenti al can·
didate might address himself to
and find he is gctUng som e very
high Nielsen r atings.
FIRST, there is lhe question or
the so-called nucle ar family
<mother , fath er, 1.8 kiddlipoos,
0.38puppy dog and 0.2putty tat).
Can one ~ember of that fomlly
earn enough money so that the
whole group can have a half-way
decent s tnndord of living? What
WUJ be left or t'Ven the-dehydrt\J
ed nuclear ramlly if both 1adulL<t
must work?
T he answtr to th al quest.Jon by
Carter has been the day ClltC
center. It's hard to imagine
mare elf1ucious wuy to destroy
4 ,
what·)> left of our lilUc fam1h es
thun to arr ange lhc economic
.... ystem so that it is impossible for
t•vt>n one or the parents t<i take
<'are of the inf ant <.'hildrcn
ll ha~n·t been that many yE•ars
that one of the suddesl and most
painful parts of the Commun1:.t
system in Russia <md China wus
forcing parents ll> hand over
their babies to lhe impersonal.
institutional care of the stat r
NOW WE have a Uemocral
rampaignlng on the promi~e to
fa<.'ilitate that ver y thing and a
Republican who says nolhing
uboul the issue because for Ford
to confr ont. it he would have to
talk about what the current
wage-price s ituation is doing to
family life .
Mr. Ford. Mr. Simon and the
other top advisors have more or
less told us that we will oot see In
nation go under six percent. or
three Hmes the r ate of the ·sos
and ·oos.
ls it sex. alcohol. drugs and
mental illness that is putting
such pressure on family life or is
il that the system cannot puy
enough single wage earner:-.
enough money?
Neither candidate has ever
told us w h at. if anything, he
thinks about this question, but
from the best one can tell bolh of
them subscribe to the notion that
marriage counselors, half-way
houses, juvenile-rehab programs
and psychiatry is thewaytogo.
T E LEVISION watcher s the
last (ew WE'ekS may bave nOtiC t..'d
the arrlval or th e wom3n
alcoholic. All of a sudden we are
being told that it is shocking and
un!or giveable that almost aJl
alcoholk programs -both r
seMch and ther3py -are aSmed
at men. Estimates ~ bow many
women alcohoUcr. there mllY be
are flung about the uirwav
( VON HOFFMAN J
La:,t yi.>a r 1l wiis ballcred
wtves, the year before· it wcis bat
tered babies. you nl'n·r know
how r eal and how IW'ge these
problems arc or how much thl'Y
are lhc invention or job·starved
profossionals in search of a dis
ease to cure.
ll is proposed to treat women
nlcohoUcs one by one and, if that
is as successful as the treatment
of the men, this is the lime to buy
stock in a liquor company. Soc1 uJ
problems ar e medicalized
As tradition, structure. in
ternaJ disciplines and the social
roles or the pas t are rubbed out
by the needs or a C'orpor<1L1.•
l'COnomy ju!>t all surely as urban
renewal and the freeway nat
tened some of our bcl>t old
neighborhoods, med1<'inc 1:. nr
dered into the breach to control,
contain and !.upprci.s the rci.ul
tant behavior
NEITHER FOR D nor Carlt.·r
ha.s indicated that obJcctionabl"•
bcha\lior can a ri-.c out or soeiul
or e<'Onomic c<iu s e:-.. The one ex·
ception that i!. somt•timcs m ade
is low income blocks or othl·r
minorlties whose ('nminal mem·
bers are cxcul!cd on l•nvironmcn·
tal grounds. The destructive.\ de·
gener ate or dungcrool) behavior
o( ever ybody l'lsc is either !ht•
product of m oral weakness or
medicul dis ability
Alcoholism is a disenl>c How
many times h ave you ht'urd
that? But. when looking at the
history of alcoholism among In·
dians. for example. it is always
noted that spi rits were in·
troduced a nd their u se en-
coura.:cd by white men who did 1t
for money
Alc9aolism is not a diseuse in
the sense th at cirrhosis of lhc
ti\. er is one, and those who insist
it is arc making a political stute·
mcnl. although most of the limt.·
they don't know it.
Our two major presidential
candidates are <.'ommitled lo the
s tandard p r ogr ammatic up·
proac-hes. that is to suy th e
medical expl anation of socio·
.economic phenoml•ntJ
TH F.RE WILL be no public dis·
cussion of the possibility that il
may be enough to drive M>meont·
to drink revealing phrase
I.he someone 1s a member of 1
family in which the man holl
down two jobs and lhe wom.
holds down one.
The orthodoxies of the For
Carter approach assure the co
tinued, untroubled and u •
diminished existence of ti
Department of Health, Educ.
lion and Welfare.
As the economic arrungemen'
of our soeiety m ake it more m '
more difficult for lhc family · ,
c arry out its historic function
the government in its delica ·
und sensitive way must move .
and take over the job.
So long live HEW. lt's R1 '
Chinu with air·condiUonlng, c1
<Jr TV and frozen food for suppt
Have a drink on It. llave a lot· ·
drinks on it
Governors, Uplifters Unsoiled
Thoughts 01 Lorge:
The antics of t he candidates re·
mind me or Al Smit.h's contrast ·
Ing honesty when governo?' of
New York : l aying the cor·
nerstone of a new building, be
was asked to pose ror a shot
showlng him actually laying the
bricks, and be snorted; "Nothing
doing -that ·s just bruoney -
every body knows t c an 't lay
bricks."
Most "upli.ftcrs" stand above,
an<l t.ry to puU, when they should
get underneath, and try to push.
(But, ol course. you 1et dirtier
that way.)
PolJUcs b uo't chanced ln lbe
cenwf"Y since Mark Twain wrote
in his Noteboolc: ''P olitical partia
who accuse lhe one ln power ot
( SYDNEY HA RRIS )
gobbling the spoils are like the
wolf who looked In the door and
saw the sheph er ds e1J1ing mut·
ton, and said, 'Oh, certainly -
it's all right as long as It's you -
but there'd be hell to poy ll 1 was
todothat.' ..
111£ ONL V MAN I eveT heard
ol who wu free ot all pr ejudice
wu W.C . Field!! -who professed
to hate all men equally.
The stupid est piece of conven·
lloaal wisdom bolds that the bert
way to ensure puce 19 to build up
arms; for hlatory showa that no
nation has ever amassed arms
without finding an excuse to use
them.
The greatest fallacy that most
people commit is assuming tb11t
by opposinf something "wrong"
they are guarantted of being In
the "right"; but, actull1!¥1 most
wrongs are opposed by aurerent
kinds or wrongs, and It rarely oc·
curs to ordinar y m inds that two
conflictin g princi ple~ can be
Calse together.
The m ost lrre rutable and de·
vastatin1ly true epigram ever
penned Is Hadltt's: "U m ankind
h ad wished ror what Is richl they
mlaht have b ad il long aio ...
There ls no moTe terrible rorcc
in the world than action without
intelligence -as in the Grt
Plafue of London. when cit.ae.
furiously killed all the cats, a
sumlng they spread the diseas'
thus increasing the r at popul
Uon, which was the culprit.
WHAT'S THE 'POINT in It
ting the dust off M ar11 berore .,-.
can get the pigeons orr the pub).
buildings? '
A guilty conscience gives il"•
away by defending itself befo:
anyone has accused lt.
English needs a word to slgni
"an explanation that confust
more lhan It cl arifles. ''
U people d lcin't have to sbo oth•• they'd been lnvtt.ed, b.
parUes would be m:~h smaller
and nlcu.
,4f DAILY PILOT Sunday October t7. 1976 I .... ·
Fihn Relives Witch Hunt PUBLIC NOTKE PUBLIC N011CE
MartJn Ritt la 11 grutr Pooh
Bear who speaks so(Uy nnd Clll'·
ries a bi& stick.
Rlcht now he's directing a
movie about horse-racing called
'Casey's Shadow'' Int.he dust of
:iJew Mexico, but even when he
akes a break and wipes the
:rime and sw"ut from IUs shaggy
>row it's clear that what in·
erests and excites rum mo.st is
IOl Gle film he's directing now,
>Ul the one he jus t finished -a
'Jloc~buster about t.he McCarthy
vitctl hunts and what they did to
lestroy the talented people in
elevis ion . It's called "The
l'ront" and it's Marty Rill's baby
·rom start to finish.
'/T H E F ll O NT " 1~ a
1eartbreakingly true account or
vhat happened in the early ·sos.
old by the people who survived
t. Ritt, along with screenwriter
.Valter Ber nstein and many or
he actors in the film, including
~ero M os tel and Hersche l
Jern ard i , wer e actually
1lacklisted in one oC the most
hamerul and cowardly chapters
n American history.
'"Everyt hing in it," says Ritt.
"is true. I 've been trying to get
IUs movie made for 25 years. but
always m et with the typical
Jollywood r esistance. 1 just
.1ever hit on the right way lo do 1t
.intil Woody Allen came along.
''Now I think it's ~ntertaining,
· ike an old Ca pr a fil m, yet still
ays what I want to say. Au·
liences are proving that all tho::.c
tupid b astards who run the
t udios wer e wrong. When
Voody tells the investigating
·ommittee to go r themselves at
he end. the audiences stand up
.mdcheer.
"'Then when they see the
1lacklist credits at the end , they
·heer again. It's one of the few
ilms r ve made that came out at
:.he right time."
T HE S U B J ECT matter is
.erious but Ritt doesn't think that
.viii hurt the rilm.
"Audiences go in expecting a
·.voody Allen comedy, and come
1ut shattered. This is what hap·
lened in our country and you all
Jetter know what happened and
whnt the ramifications were and
liow close the Con::.titution of the
United States came to being
REX REED
in the raw
stolen. It's bee ause oC what hnp·
pened that lbe enormous amount
<:A resistance came to Nixon 20
years later .
··w e are s:)ying It was not
against the law to be a Com·
munist. The blacklisted guys
took a very ethical poslUon: It
was t h e networ ks who wer e
venal. I'm still angry about wh<.•t
happened. I'm a political animal
"So 'T he Fr ont' has been
restering inside me for 20-some
odd years. I'll always be grateful
to David Begel man at Columbia
for letting me m ake it. I hope it
makes a fortune, but even ii it
doesn't, it's the movie I'll always
be proudest or.·· •
IN THE BOOKS on the period,
Ritt's involvement Is only men·
tioned as peripheral. •·1 was
never named or subpoenaed, but
1 could have been. I was a
member of the Communist Party
when I was a kid. By the time I
came out of World War II 1 had
quit.
"But I joined under the im·
pulse or all young intellectuals. l
didn't think it w as any more sin·
rut than j oining the priesthood or
be i ng a n y o th er kind or
evangelist. rt had to do wit h
belicrs for what could save the
world. When I no longer believed
that. I dropped out.
"So I was n ever an important
part of the McCarthy era, but I
WAS bl ack l i s t e d . I wa s
fired from CBS in 1951 because
they accused me of giving money
t o Commu nist China. Now
everybody's trying to get to Com·
munist China and it's a statui;
symbol if you go there. I only got
one job after that, directing a
lipstick commercial for Revlon."
COULD IT happen ctgain?
''"ies. But it's less likely to hap-
pen because of the position ~uys
like myselC took . And b<'cau!:>e wc
w<'re fi g hter s. it has m ade
fighter s out of others ··
Show business makes i.trangc
bedfellows. llow do artist!> who
• were blacklisted race th~1r ac·
cusors at cocktail parties"
"Jt's h11rd Friends and lovers
a nd colleag u es and even
hus bands and waves stabbed
(';ich other 1n the back with
kruves to sa,·c.· lh<.•ar own necks I
h:.ave !.ympathy for the v1ct1m~.
but not the onl-?::. who cracked
Lee J . Cobb was ont! of the so-c ailed fri cndly witnesses. For
ycu.rs. he'd say, 'Why doesn't
Marty ever hire me for a pic-
ture?'
"It wasn't because he was a
ralllnk. But if 1 had a part he was
ri1;ht for and it was a toss
between him und a friend, l 'd
hire lhe fri end.
"ELIA KAZAN was lhe sad·
dest per sonal dis appointment to
me. He was one oC my closest
fnends when I was young. J ad·
mired a nd resp ected him
enormously ant.I he was a great
help to my career
"I've seen ham on and ore in the
20 years since he named names.
Obviously. our r elahonslUp is im·
pair ed. We say hello, butt.he in·
teresling thing is not what we
say, but what we don't say.
"I think he m ade a terrible
mistake in his life and I think
he's paid for it. I don't feel any
bitterness. Still, what he did
makes it impossible for us to be
friends.
'"1 knew other witnesses. like
Larry Parks. but they W('re not in
Kazan's league. Kazan was the
greatest director in the theater
He didn't hav(' lo do it. His career
w;.1sn't thr<'tll('lll'd because he
could namt• hs s play in the
theote>r. lie w a~ a safe, sccurt>
idol of thousands or people.
!'\ow that ''The Front" is out of
his system, he's exorcised the old
ghosts that h aunted him, and
other jobs are calling, Martin
Ritt is settling down to making
other people's illfls into movies
again
R ay S t a r k. prod u cer of
··case~ 's Shadow, .. says his film
and "The Front" represent two
dn•ams roming true for Ritt in
the i.a mc ) car. The director,
growling. r aises an eyebrow. "I
don't know what that means. I
like horses and WaJter Matthau
and this will be a popular, com·
merc1al film . But it's just ajoh
'The Front' is m y life •·
...,,..
... ,... P1)!>11v..d O<a11~ (H\I ()ally Pllol P\iQllWG Otot1•~ (uhl 0..11v Ptlcit Otlober 10 II H JI n1' '20) ••
'The Front' actors Herschel
Bernardi (left) and Zero
Mastel were both really
blacklisted in the '50s.
Scorpio May
Be Promoted
MONDAY,(K'TOBE R 18
By SYDNEY 0~1t\RR
ARJES (March 21-April 19); Youn~ person,
close to you, has problem. Don't ca5t first stone.·
You may not have complete story
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Patience could
be great ally. Emphasis on abode, security, deal·
ings with those who understand finances.
GEMINI CMay 2l·J~ne 20>: Relative m ay
throw "wet blank et" on purchase plan. You do
have unfinished business.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Be aware of
commitments, legal and othcr\\ise. Yoo get
nothjng for nothing -know it and be r ealistic
where money and possessions arc conc<'rned
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Your "p ast" catches
up -and this is not al l bad. either. You are r e·
warded for efforts, les~on~ are reviewed
VIRGO (Aug. 23·S('pl 22>: If sing)(',
pressure is exerted lo make you decide or accept
responsibility for r elation:-hip. If married, you
setUe some "back st~c" differences.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0 ct. 22\· Some fri ends may
i1114.)•.•nd°'I ) 10, II, 1''4 tOtt ,.
PUBLIC NOTICE
"ICTITIOUS IUSINIU NAME STATIMI HT Tilt foll-lno pereon Is clool'Q bl.I\•
nlH•\' SPARKLE POOL SERVI(( I ... Tllslln A ... , Co~t1 Mes i , CA '7'11 OavlO Anlhony Co\lollo ,.,. Tll\tln A ... , Co•ta M<IH, CA ~I "''' OUslMU Is COl>CllKlecl by ... In di vi dual Dn111 A Collollo n,,, ~••tenwnt w•\ t lftd ... ,,.., thf COunly Cl"'~ of Ot•nQe CO<lnlyon Sot1>1
JO. "''· l'Um
P\ibh~ Or.i"~ Co..st 0.11y Ptlot Oct. J, 10, 11 ,,, .. ,.
P UBLIC NOTICE
ll'IC'TITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
~ 1011ow1119 oer;.ons ire doi"Q buSI· MD.,.
ELDORADO ESTATES 11 llml!td pu t111rsftfpl. Unll G. 11•11 Mt U"Qley, Fountain VIiie• CA92109
Eldorado p,.OOt"rtf~• Int a
Cahlo•nla CO<PO•lllOn •• G , .. ,, Mt. Unql•Y. Foun1aln Volley, CA 91108 Wiiiiam R. D11ton. IUI? Nl<lntlc Clrclo, Hunhn9ton Buch CA"1b'7 Thi• b<l••nMs Is col>ClvC1oo by d llmll· •CIJ>11rtn<1r\hlp El<lot4<lo Proo••tlr• In< William R Dalton, PreslOtnt
Gener•t Partn•r
Tnl\ stcttl!m'tnt Wt', tllt'd with the County''"'' ol Oranoe County on SeP 1ember 23. IQI• F'1tU PubllSMCI Oranoe CCMIU Dally PllOI,
Sept. ?b, Ind 0c I 3, 10, II. 1'1• IOl8·1•
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
The tollowlng penons are clOh'O l>U\I·
ntSS•\ AU TUM MOTOR SPOR1S, 1'30S. Lyon Santa Ana, CA "110\ Edward LOU!\ Oonnelly, 1 .. 00
CeO.rwooCI Ct •• Cerrotos CA 90101 R1cl\ard Hunt1ng1on P011er, )H
DalM••. Corona oe1 Mar. CA '167\ Willtam H Lulu, JU Dalllla. Co.,,.,adl!l Mar CA 92•1S
Tht\ Ou\lf'\~\\ ., conducted by •
qreineral p•rtMr~r.lp EdwMd I.. DonftollY
Thi\ '\fi.ltf'~n1 W•\ ftlf!d Wllh t""' (Dunly Cl~rk of Oran~ ColllltY on Ocl
I}, 1'1• n ow Publl,nt-cl Oranoe Coa.1 0111, Piiot. Oct. 11 7•. JI, ano No• 1 1q1&
•:JOPb
P UBLIC NOTICE
appear to be heavy handt•d .key 1s to un· r:~c;~T~~~!:~!':::S
derstand their limitations ' T..,. 1011ow1nQ PC!•'IOn 11 ao1,.11 busl·
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov 21 I· Accent on ""ua•
PUBLIC NOTICE
.. ICTITIOUi IU$1NIU NA,..-1 STATlilllll&NT
fM IOllOwll\O otr~n I> llOl"ll l>W·
M''"' NE W,.ORT l'll'iAN(IAL
~Eltvo(!~ 414 ()QI• $1 C•nt.. Mt••.
U."1"11 Oll'Jl•y w JOMl()n, 411 ()QI• "It
Cost•"""'• C'I .-1.11 Thi• buth .... h conouct.o ll'f.., •II at•·~·· 0 w Jol'ln•on
lht'\ "h•t,IY•nt ••" tOfli(J ¥tt1th Ow County Cl•rk ol Or•nci• Counly Oii Oc:I
13, 1'1t f MH/
P\ib41~<1 (),4nq• r.o~•I 0.1lv Polo!
O'I II H JI Incl NO• I 1'1• 003 It
P UBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAMI STATU•-I NT
The lollowt119 per>0n It OOlllQ D<dl
"9UH BOB STEl/ENS TV SERVICING, 1H1NtwP0'181vO .Costa-sa,CA Robllrl E O\w1IO, tl'O'I Holl-
Or • Huntl'IQlon Bu ch. CA 916>41 Thi\ busln<1u I\ conducted by al\ ln-
dlvi0..411 Robtrt E. Otwalcl
Thi• llatoment was IHecl wtlh tho County Cte1k ol Orange County on Sei>t
J) 1q1 •• FUJII P\ibll•"4oa Or1n11e Coa1t D•llv Piiot. Ocl 3 10 11 7• l'I• ''""
P UBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USINHS NAME STATEMENT T,,. IOllowono peroons ere ootnq bu\I
,..~, «t\ MUL Tt·PR I NT. 1ns-A Sull• Al, Nhlttltr An , Co~I• Mts•, CA92•2' Rober! E Ashbv, "11 Jennrk;n Ave. W.i!mln\ltr, CA 92"'3 8111 I( Gro. II,., S.1\11 LUCI•. Fo..,1tll1\V1ll•Y, CA t?108
Thi• bU\lno• h C0"4111Ul<J .,., • genual partne~lp Ro11en E A\nby This sta\tmtnl ••• filed "'4111 ti.e Counl'I' Cltrk of Orange Counly Oii Oc· IOOe<S,1'7•
"*2 Puoll\l>@cl D .. noe Coast Dally Piiot.
Olt 10 II 1• )I 1'1• 410!).Jl
PU BLIC NOTICE
'1CTITIOUS8USINHS NAME STATE MENT Tht' fotlowlnQ P<>rson Is dolnQ ~
,,.~, 11\: CAROUSEL PLANTS, l97S Slwr· r1no1on N•woort But n CA °""" II Borek, 1'H SN!rrln(llon Pt • N•wporl S.atn. CA
Thi\ bu\IM\S IS concluclecl by 8n In
dM0..81 D&•ld R Borek This \IAl•m~nl ,.~\ filed Wllh t~ Coun1v Clerk of Or Anoe County on Oc-lober s. 1'16
TD DAY'S CIDSSIDRD PUILE TV Opera
Monday
h. d ., SI.. S. PHOTOGR'IPHIC, 711 W ac 1evc mcnt, a vancement. promotion, room at 111hs1..Co\taMe.a.cA nu1
more elevated position. Change occurs and it is R1chllrc1 Hartnt. mo E 2ne1 s1 .
lo your advantage. L~,~~~~~·,~:,c11Jcttc1 bv .. n 1n
A >MO PubHsh"cl Orenoe Coast Dally Piiot. Oc:I 10, 11, 1•, JI. 1916 .i91·76
PUBLIC NOTICE
ACROSS 73 Growing hay 16 Angered worker
out 132Lasso 17 Negahve 89 Unadorned
74 Wh ale wielder prefix 90 Clinton s
1 Hostns herd 133COly 18At home ditch
need. 2 76 lndlc room 19 Cancel 9 1 Con
wds. language 134 Jutlander out game
1 Clenched 78Cottecoon 135 Indistinct 20Fell 92Fem1nine
hand ot tacts 136 Aflection bllndly name 11 Lose col 79 Remain t38 Heir 28 Harangue 93 Thunders
or motion· 139 Bogged 32 Turmeric 94 Gtrl s
1Slns1de less down 34Grow name
cove11n9 81 Stole 141 Auto fuel 37 Upbraided 95 Gas 1119n
21 Wl'IOle 83Canceled 142 M1lttary 38 Insect 98 Sin
22 Wo11on 85 American otllc1a 1· egg 100 Aptitude
23 l"lormed Slates-ebbr. 40 Attend 10 103 Covered
2 wds man 143 Eict1nct 42 Cuban a rool
24 Wrinlde 116 T11umoti birds dance 105 Giver
remover 87 Alconotoc 144 Putl olf 43 Choose 107 Atnush
25 Verb beverage 3 wds 45 Fundamental stirub
ending 88 TranQu11tty 147Sma ll 47 Obese 108 Performed
:>6 Free loll 89 Blender amount 48Vesllge 110 Listener's
27 Make at 91 Cannons 149 D1aton1c 49 Pep up "loan"
1rac11ve 2 wds note 51 Wager 112 Permeablllt~
29 Marsn 93 Eavesdrop i50 TheEast 530veract 114Lo de
30 Travel 2 wds 152Edil 55 Domesticate~ load
3 I Pronoun qa Museum 153 Spar 56 Soltdihes t 16 Fertilizer
33Recess display 154 New 5 7 Lega l 1 1 7 Freight
35 Before 97 Clog. 2 156 Furniture paper station
prefix WdS Item 58 Moving 119 Adm1lled:
36 Surround qg Nahoor 157 Contradict stair -2 wds
close Iv stieep 158Rema1n case 120Wirclesses
3 8Briel tOOBao1111mal 159 Prisoner's 60 Borders 121Emigrant
sleep vessels dream 63Brand: 2 122 Robus t
39 Worry I OI Verb wds energy
4 \Nol ii I lorm 64 Highway 124 Poisons
tiome 102 D•s0<derly DOWN divider i 2s Label
42Stop tight 65Mlld eK· 127 Glossy
44Japanese 104 Dug for I Golllng plettve p1lnt
c:oin ore WOl'dS 67 Letter 128 Dwell
45Morsel 106 Bew1tderod: :>Last cttange 131 Drugged
46 Oreadlut J wds 3 Attending 68 Canoe 133 Grimy
48 Twisted 108 R1lleman s 4 Knights paddle 136First ·
50 Discounted need title 70Strips ol rate: 2
~2 Oriental 109 unearthly 5 H11>ernia power wds
5 4 Ones 11 t Ladle 6 Tiresome 73 Terminated 137 lll·man-
lacking t 13 Mak a 7 Ba111e 75 Mogul nered
teetti happy 8 Motionless 77Pa1nl 139 Tableland
56Porsp11u ld 0rtny 9Hoavy layers 140 Amencan
59Paragnn doeo swell 80 Secured geologist
fi 1 Acclaim 1t5Sloep 10 Meddle 81 Shoat 143 Encoontered
62Property stale 3 w1tt1 82 Poetic 145 Sardine
dood wds 11 Hearth contrac:-con·
66formor I 18Waro 12Bt ac k hon ta1ner
6 7 Alllgalnr 120 Davdreem bird 84 Skating 146 Cistern
pear t23Always 13 Snooze surlace 148 Prickly
69.Clocked 125Chlrper 111 Foo 86 Dry: 2 pod
7 1 Stoep 129 Encompassed 15 F11eman s wds 151 Neuter
rock by a i d : 2 88 Bowling pronoun
'/2'Tw1tch 130 Spread wds a II e y 155 Ttius
20
SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS
•
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SAGITTARIUS <Nov 22-Dcc ;rn· Long· c11111c1 ... 1
di t . Rl(hllf'cl Hortnt ... CTITIOUS IUSINl!SS s ance communicallon:., concerning money, Th•• sldtement wa• fll!!d wtth 11,, NAMESTATl!MENT
"Rober to Devereux... are featured. You learn about costs. comforts. (.ouflty Otrk of Oung• Counly on Oct. ~ lvllowlng person' •reclolnob<nl·
G aetano D o nizetti's CAPRICOR N CDec. 22-J.in. 19 ). See places 13·1916· l"M1's iwn;~uTH co•ST DeveLoPE· opera starring Beverly and people in light of reality Wishful thinking P\lblfs"-11 Orange co.m D1r1V P1101 1110.8 wnt Ctntra1, Sanl• An•, u.
Sills as Queen Elizabeth could lead to self·d<'ccplion Oct 11,14,31,ane1Nov.1.191• 4301·16 '2IOo1!>ou1h c~•\• P•vmbtn11. lft<."
I. will be !:>hown Monday AQ UA RIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Emphasis on -----------C..lllornl• corparollon, 11»8 Wttt
t 9 KCET r ecognizing obligations, teoa] and otherwise. PUBLIC NOTICE c.tntr•• S.ntaAna,c<1917oo a p. m . on • ,., Thi• buS!nt\S I\ (otlclU<ltcl bv ~ <O<-Chnnnel 28. One who is close lo you has problem and will talk -----------•-•Hon . The op er a is the story about 1 l. FICTITIOUS I US I NEU South '""'I Ptumb•n<i Inc;.
P ISCES F NAMI! STAT EMENT v. 8.Meharo.~< /Tree~ or th<' queen's love for ( cb 19-March 20). Mod('r ale pace Tl-. lollO•lno ~·'IOn Is Oolno IMI· S.</T•e••
D th E 1 f should be advocated. You m ay be asked to nes111· Tiits "•'"',.."' wu "'"' "'4t11 ~ evereUX, e ar O 11 .LARt<EY FURNITURE · ,I Co<inlvCter•otOre~oeCovntyonSec>· Essex (John Alexander). change course in middle of stream. SUPREME rnAnNG " se11v1cE. 1em11t•n.1u.
Devereux. however, is in -liiiiiiij;i~~~-~ .. ~·~;;9~~-~;f;i;;p~~-llsoo Wolm•• A .... Hunton111on ouch, Htr· CA 9?64• P\ibll\htcl Or•noe Cont O..llv Pl love with Sara, one oft.he eurtOll GooOma,;, 11111 F'ff-1 s.t>1 , ..... nc10c1 3, 10.11.1t1• 11119 q ueen• s co nli d antes Or., Hun1111111on euch,CA"1M6
(Suzanne Marsee). c11~~.~·1""" 1' cOfloucil'll b'f' an ln-PUBLIC NOTICE
KC ET r epeats th e &ut1onGooom•n
0 Tllh statement wu lllecl Wllh the "'CTITIOUS IUSINUS NAM E STATElllllENT oper a, Ct . 23 al l p.m. CollnlyClerkofOr1ngeCountyonSepl. Tile follow1n11 per;.on 11 oolno ~-
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for ou.
J), lt76.
Hlm owu:~ERICAN UNITED INSPEC· PllbllsMCS Orange Coal! Diiiy Piiot, TION, 1'1S2 Be.ch Blvd .. Solle 110 Oct.a.10.11, U, 1'7' Eut Hunllr>Qton 8e'ech, CA'26ol7 40'!0-74 Mich.el Alan Loves. 6241 Warner
----------No. 218, HuntlnolOll O~.tet'I, CA"1641 1-------------------------------------j P UBLIC N011CE Thi< bu\lnen Is conduct~d by an In· dMdual.
BE HOWARD Chevrolet's GUEST!
WIN A PRINCESS
CRUISE FOR TWO
Right now. our dcakr-.hip is personally giving away a 7-day
Princes-; crui'le for two to the Mexican Riviera. You've ~ot a Jtreat
chance to win because our winner will be drawn from c ntnc" 1m1dc al
our dealership. Thtrt>'s absolutely nothing to buy.
You're in for a marvelou'> time -if you win-you can ... oat... up the
sun, dine on gourmet food and vi'lit romantic ports of call like
Mazatlan and Puerto Vallarta. Simply drop by our dealership :md fill
out a !'iwccpstakcs entry blank. While you're here we would like to
show you the complete line of '77 Chcvrolcts. Ir you test drive any
new •77 Chevrolet and you arc a. sweepstakes winner, you and your
guest will both receive a special bonu~ gifl from u -cruise
sport~wcar by Catalina. Come in and enter our big sweep take,, now.
__.__, R•iclttt)" Brltblt
"'\\\!want ~ t fur~" ------
0...--0.11 ••·· NEW PORT BEACH --........... -..... .. __ .... ~
------------Micha el A. Loyd ll'ICTITIOUS8USIHESS Tiii• ''"''""'"' Wol\ flltcl With lt.e NAME STATEMENT County Cltrlt Of Oranoe COUl\lyon5epl. Tilo!fotl-ln9pet;.onlsclol119buslnMs J>, 1'16 as: 1163217 HUMAN ECOLOGY INSTITUTE PllbllthtO O,...nQt Coast Oallv Piiot, 1130 Port Marciel• Pl•<•. Ntwoort Oct.3, I0, 17,24, 1'76
8e«ll.C.Jlfoml1'16'0 Neel Lel! R~rs, 1730 Pof1 IWlrOllle
Placo Newoort euch, C.lllMnoa~MO P UBLIC NOTICE csl!~'~':"llMU Is Cot1cluctecl bV an In l---,-1-CT-IT_l_O_U_S _I U_S_l_N_IE_S_S __
HUI L. ROQ<!ti NAME STATEllllll'NT T~h statem..,t was ftl4!d wltll 1"9 ,.... fo11-1119 person h OOlno ~· C.ountv Cieri< of 0ta"9t Covnlv on~ NSu•· temoor13.197' CENTU R'I' 71 AIRPORl
f'tJl'JO REAL TY. UOOSo EHi ert\totSt .s. ... PutJllShecl Oranoo Cols! O.llv POOi ta An• HelQhl\ CA "1101 Sel>l.26,andOct.J, I0, 17.1'1• 4001-1t Georo• w1111am• Sttbtetn, 1'110 ------------1 Ronald Avt . Torr1nce, CA tO~
P UBLIC NOTICE Thi• t>u•lntu ts conouctt<I by..,.,,.. dMCl"°I ---,-CT--,-0-------1 Georo• w Stebleln ~AM'is~!:~~·:::s Tiii• sl•lerN!nl wd< 111~0 "'41h ,.., n... rouowl1>9 ,,.,..,,. 11 dolnQ busl· County Cl•rl< ol Oronge Counly Oii ()(.. nos., IOlll!r s. 1'76.
AOVllNCEO MARl(ETI NG ANO FUffS MANAGEMENT ASSOCIAT ES. 2'""7 Publl~CI Or•noe Coast Dally Pllol.
Ui Pl•I• Orl•t. L;ioun• NIQUOI, CA Orlober 10. 17, 24, ll, "" ""''''"
"1•17 Girl F. Knabe, '499? U1 Pl41t1 Drive. l.aQunl NIQUOI, CA. "1&11
Tiii• business Is conoucted bY 111 In· divldual. Car1P.l(n8M 'nllt stetement wAt flltcl wltll tllA Goullly Cler~ of Oronoe Coumy on()(. IObet S, 1'7&.
""*1 Pllbll!hed Or•rtOl' Coast Dally Pll04, QslOberl0.17,14.31, ,.,. '19S.7•
PUBLIC NOTICE
"CTITIOUS IUSINIUS NAMC STATIMIENT Tiie followl11q ptrson h CIOlllQ b.nl· ,.,,.,:
• PUBLIC NOTICE
f"ICTITIOUS IUllHIU NAMI! STATIMI NT
~ lollowlno per>0n h Oo1119 ~1.
ntUH. MANOR TRAILER PARK, 1211 Or•noetflOtpe, Buena Park, CAt06'IO SAiiy Duncan R1ln•. 11 Ll"°41 Ille, Htwport 8tath, CA th60
Thi' blltlnen I• conour t.n bv -n tn-dCvlduel Siiiy Ooncan R•"-• 'nll• \IAltrn•nl "'"' llled With ,,.,. c:o..MY Clerk of Or811Qe CA>vnly Oii Sitpl.
:I0, 1'74. _.,
PllbllsMd Otan0t Coast o.tty PllOI,
FANTASTIC FURNITURE. :llSO ..,._,. South Plata Otlff, Santit AM, CA. ------------'~.;..;
Ott.>. 10, 11. u. ,.,.
'770t t..Arr'I' C. Ferr.it, )J4 51..,_,
~. Mua. CA.,,.,. Tlll!'buSIMU I\ <Oll,,_.<tt<l l>'I' el\ In dl\'14\>al. .... ,,.., C. l"ffrat I 'nllt slalement was fllC'd "'4111 IN
O>unlv Cletk of Ora119e Covntv on Oct. 1i.1w6.
P UBLIC NOTICE
--
Sunday October 17. 1978
Sickroom Vi,sitors Screened
IROQUOIS GRASS MASK
From LA County Exhibit
By E RMA BOMBEa<
1 don't know whal VlS·
ltors to a hospital did
before televiJioo. It must
bave been dreary for
them to come Into a
room and talk to a sick
person.
One cannot imagine
how vital this hospital
accessory has become
until you check into a
hospital. Recently. dur·
ing my confi nement as a
pat.l ent , a friend of mine
called and saJd, "I'll
drop in on you this after-
noon . Do you h ave
color ?"
"I'm a little pale." I
apologized, "but. .. '•
"Not you. you runny. J
mean is the TV set in
color?"
"Sure, but I don't know
"hat
THAT AFTERNOON,
she dropped 1n and for
t.be next two hours cried
in he r kn o tt e d
handkerchief through
"The You ng and the
Restless," "All My
Children.'' ''Ryan's
Hope" and t he ''$20,000
Pyramid."
During the credils, she
turned to m e, s hook ber
head in disgust and said,
"You think YOU have
problems!" and left.
Grass Art Exhibited
My children were even
less subtle. One crru.hed
throu g h the door ,
snatched the r emote con-
trol out of my hands and
said. "What are you do-
ing watching the Boston
Pops when Starsky and
Hutch are on? · ·
On his heels was my
other son who grappled
the controls out of his
br ot her 's h and and
flipped to a movie, "The
Bionic Nostril."
OfOOlCISM" "THE TENANT" (R)
"SAILOR WHO F LL r1(t,,..
GRACI WJTH THI SIA" .f) ''ONE FLEW OVER ™E
&-CUCKOO'S NEST" (R)
THE CITY SHOPP1NC. CC NTRC
ORANGE 6l4-ltl I
~ CITY CIHTH CINEMAS
S.A FRWY (MANCHESTER EX I
CC FRWY (CITY OR ()(I
A "OISISSIOH" lr(il
~HI STIPFORO WIVES"
2 "HOUSE OF EXOR CISM"
..... 1'9KT VISITOR" Il l
~ "THfGRUT
~ SCOUT .HD
CATHOUst THURSDAY"
IHI f'OM f'OM GIRLS" llU
A "MURDER IY DIA TH"'
V IHI IL.ACUIRO" ll'GI
Spe<11I P•oco 12 lO to 2 00 pm.
lnu,.. ~ & HoMckytl S 1.2s
Open Daily 12:30 p.m.
ANNOUNCING:
Modelln9 lns_l~ts •
Phase I
,\ .. cne'i or -.pec1ahzed
proRra m-.. pre-.ented by
the Newport Center of
ModE'l1n~ & Acting in
Irvine Pha~c l covers ·
makf'up , hair, and
fashion . featu r i n g
pro rf'-.'iio nal
11cmono;tralions . bv Vidal
S a s s o o n s a I o n·. a n d
Charmain Cosmetics.
plu~ ,1 :.pecial dance
produc·t1on . fashion show
with l'lothcs by J al!
Mcno;wear and Cameo
Creul1on'\ Thurs.,
October 21. 1976. 7 pm. drawill~s for free compl ete haircut and
:>Lyle from Vida\ Sassoon
und complete makeup
application and k1l from
Charm:un Cosmetic'
LIMited lesenations
Call 546-4350
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PUS SYCA T THEATRES PRESENT
Misty
Beethoveii -----
~~ ~
. Deep
~,.Throat
, -PLUS-
::\ The Devil in
Miss Jones
"I WAS sick.today," I
ventured.
"Tell us during the
Need sports
c4ufpmentf
F or Cl3ssilitd Ad
ACTION
Call
A OAIL Y "LOT
AD-YI SOit
M2-5671
"CAR WASH''. .... where, between the
hours of 9 and s anything can happen .. :
and usually does!
"UI IH nuesl ~Im f m~l11 lja1e · her1e tarli1
'r1less1r lr111 tue1 · Im li111 • bl11i1 f ar1as · hrra111 hr1
Jact le'te. tlarem lne . ne '•i1fu ~islers · lit ar~ ,r,u
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But,Loses Gullett _CincinnatiWins ~ener
Dankworth Stars
Bruins Startle
Cougars, 62-3
LOS ANGELES lAPJ
Quarterback Jeff Ounkworth ran
Cor two touchdowns and passed
for two others as the l'\o 4 na·
lion ally r ankt.'<I UCLA Brwns re·
mained undefeated by wh1pp1ng
a mistake-riddled Wui.hmgton
State Cougars' football team, 62 3
Saturday rughl
Dankworth "s runs were four
and six yards. and his touchdown
passes cover<.'<I 33 yards to Wally
Henry and 10 y ards to Uon
Pederson.
Running back Wendell Tyler
contributed two touchdowns on
two consecutive carries the
first for six yards and the second
for22.
Four of the UCLA touchdowns
came artCT they intercepted
passe:. and one after they re·
covered a fumbl e. The score w-.s
the largci.t for the Urwn-. s1 ntt•
they whipped Pittsburgh 63· 7 in
1968.
' The victory put the defending
Rose Bowl champions· record at
5-0·1 and kept them in a tie for the
Pacific 8 lead with idle Southern
California ·each at2-0
Three of Dankworth '~
touchdown plays came 1n the
rirst quarter as the Bruins
jumped into a 28-0 lead. Coach
Terry Don a hue played ha s
starters sparingly Crom then on.
with both sophomor e Steve
Bukich of Newport Harbor and
freshman Rick Bashore of
Edison in Huntington Beach see-
ing duty at quarterback. The lat-
t e r engineered the final
touchdown drive that covered 99
yards in the las t period, capped
by a Bashore to Homer Butler
:.coring pass covering 16 yards.
All told. the Brufos intercepted
:;1x Washington State µassci.. the
first four off starlet Jac k
Thomson. one off John Hopkins
<llld the l ast off third-stringer
Wally Bennett, who finishc.-d up
Top Hurler
Dislocates
A Tendon
CINCINNATI (AP)-TheCin·
cinnuli Reds SUl'ecs~ully opened
defense of their World Series
crownwith a5·1 lriumphoverthc
New York Y 1ir\kecs Saturday,
but'they lost their lop pitcher in
theprocebs.
Left·h andl'r Don Gullett suf ·
fered a db locall'd tt..nclon in his
right ankle wh1l<.• facing New
York'!> Mickey Rt \'t.>rs in thl'
eighth i nru ng
Be .. felt :.oml'lhing pnp" in his
right ankle. but continued to
pitch "lt popped again when J.
patched to Roy White," Gullett
On Tt' Toda"
Chanttel -I at 5: J 5
added, but when White. the next
butter. singled for New York's
fifth and l ust hit. Gullett was re-
mo\'ed from the game
R eli ever Pedr o Borbon
finished up
Gull<.•tl thl•n w ._,~ taktm to a
hospital. whl'l'I' X r a~ s of lht• rn·
j ury d1 sC'lo ~l·tl a d1slucat ed
peroneu~ lon~us tendon in the
ankle It w ns pl nct'cl m a C1l1'l and
will rem run then• for six to seven
weeks. <i team spokesman said.
OSUTops
Cal, 10-9
CO RVALLIS. Ore <APJ
Tailback Jame:. F'i elds plung<.od
over a pile of players from a yard
out with 3:23 lcfl 1n the final
quarter and freshman Kier on
Walford added the conversion ai.
Oregon Stale shocked Cahforrua
10·9 Saturday in a Pacific H fool·
ball encounter.
A crowd of 35,508 expcctt-d a
closer battle since the Cougers of
Washington State had only lo~t
by a 23-14 count to USC . 1,CINCINNATl'S JOE MORGAN UNLOADS A HOME RUN IN WORLD SERIES PLAY.
Gullet1 '" injury placl'd a
damper on lhl· opcning-garnl'
triumph. Olll' ::.tarted by Joe
:\torgan'i. homl' run off Doyle
Alexander an thl· f1r!:ttinrung
Fields. a 5-10, 205-pound
sophomore from Detroit. Mich .
See Picf ure Page A 11
ted th e pre\'ioui.ly winless
Beavers in a 65·Y ant drive for thl'
game's only touchdown, r.nally
scoring on fourth down.
Oregon S talt> advantl'Cl nn a
serie!> of quarterback opt1om •.
(iftth frc:.hman Steve Richardson
pitching to Fields in a play that
worked repeatedly .
Trailing 3 -0 at halftime.
California took the lc-.d with a
pair or 41-yard field goals by Jim
Breech 1 n the third period
Breech. a 5 7 150-pound junior
from Sacramento. added a 23
yard ri eld goal 1n the fin al
quarter tom ake 11 !l·:l
.Joe Roth. lhl· ~TA,\"s third
leading pasiwr going into the con-
test. injured ht:. 1'.'Jl when he wab
sacked on third down in lhe
game '!' waning ~eco nd !>.
California coach Mike White said
he did not know how serious the
injury Wlls. Roth complett'Cl 13 of
23 passes for 119 iind had three in·
tercepted
Dankworth engineered a 67·
y ar.d touchdown drive in 11 pl ays
aftff the Bruins took the opening
kickoff. and he scored on a four.
yard run. Jn that march, the
quarterback who took over this
beason from the graduated All·
American John Sciarra. added a
15-yard pass to Tyler.
The next three first-quarter
touchdowns came after Oscar
Edwards recovered a fumble.
Jerry Robinson returned an in·
tercepted pass 72 yards. and
Edwards intercepted a Thom::.on
pass on the Washington St. 46.
SCORE I YOU A ltTEAS
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Back in 1901
Recalling ATWther
Scoring Juggernaut
OF AWE Th i:-vcar·~
University or M1 ch1gan.football
wrt'c king machine is rackin~ up
pmnb at iln awesome• pac·c·. onCl'
:.coring 51 i.JJ(aanst a good. if not
lucky, Stunford outfit and 70
against a not ~t> good Navy
elc.'Vl'll
But thl· Woh •·rim·~. dc~pitc
averaging O\'t•r 40 points per
game. an· no m atch for the 1001
Michigan j~gcrnaut which wa:.
c ailed the point <.1 minute team
That wa~ coached bv the im·
m ortal F1eldin~ "Hurry up··
Yost
M1ch1 gan. a IJ 1001. c·hurned
out 501 point~ 1n demohbhing 10
regular ~l·a::.on foes Thl· m o'>t
::.everc Jai.hing administered
was lo Buffalo c not the Bill s. or
course> to the tu nc of 128--0
And to prove• it was no nukt'.
the Wolv<.'rtnei. <:<ime out for the
first Tournamt>nt cl Roses con-
test to face a highly regarded
Stanford eleven. Michigan won in
a game shortened by the size of
the score. 49·0.
APWIN-tt
The Wolverines wt>re indet'<i an
awesomC! offensive power
And they Wl'rt•n 't bad de·
fen:;ivelv. either. Their 11 oppo·
nt.'nls <inc luding Stanford) all
were.• held scoreless
OF THE F UTURE-The new
Ocean View Hi gh School ol Hunt·
ington Beach hab a lot to look
GLENN WHlfE
wurrE
WASH
forward to someday when il i~
able to field varsity learns.
The Se ah aw ks are mowing
down all opposition in non·
varsity football, water polo and
cross country this yrar.
OF THE PAST Memberi. t>f
Huntington Beach High's 1921.i
football team will have a reunion
and will be i nlroduced at II B
High's game with Marina Friday
night.
OF COACH ES-Jack If edge!>,
longtime Westminster IUgb cross
country coach, is retiring at the
conclusion or this season. HJs
teamso( lbe 1960s weretheellle ol
theCIF Southern Section.
OF MEMO RI ES When Stan-
rord's foolbaJI team Collapsed In
the fourth quarter cl its gam<.•
with UCLA and wai. outscor<.'<I
28--0. il brought to mind the 1952
Rose Bowl tilt
Jn that game Stanford trailed
Illinois 13-7 after three quarters'-
Then the Illini matched UCLA':.
real and went on to a 40 7
triumph.
That is still a Rose Bowl record
ror most points scored by one
team in a single quarter.
~8 Breeze, 7 -1
" LOS ANGELES (AP> Mike
Murphy fired in three goals and
added an assist to lead Los
Angeles to a 7-1 National Hockey
League victory over the
Washington Capitals Saturday
night in the Kinga' home opener.
UCLA'S MANU TUIASOSOPO (40) STOPS wsu·s DAN DOORNNK (WITH BALL).
Defenseman Bob Murdoch con-
nected on a 30·footer at 6:4'1 and
Murphy jammed the puck past
a defender from In close on a
power play to give LA a4-0lead.
Haden Guides Rams Against Bears·
LOS ANGELES (AP>
Rhodes scholar Pa\ Haden once
again l eads the Los AngeJes
Rams as the once-beaten Na·
tional Football League club at-
tempts to rebound against lhe
Chicago Bears today
Haden. a s tar al the University ot Southern California in his col-
lege days. drew the nomination
fJ conch Chuck Knox to replace
James Harris who injured a
ahoulder when sacked 10 times
1 last week as the San Francisco
49ers upset the Rams 16-0
Hanis had been hurt before. a
broken thumb or Aug. 28 aaainsl
-'
Buffalo, and his backup Ron
,Jaworski took over in the leque
opener at Atlanta. Jaworski suf-
fered a fractured shoulder while
sccring a touchdown in the 30.14
victory and it was the rookie
Haden who took over to firush
that game.
Haden . who threw the
touchdown pass and two-point
conversion that beat Ohio State
in the 1975 Rose Bowl game lS-17
in the closing minutes. played in
the World F<>Otbn.ll League in
1975 before iuing to Ox!ord In
England for studies.
He has one year remniruna on
his Rhodes Scholar studies, but
will talce them up again alter the
conclusion of the NFL senson.
Despite not being expect~to
sec much ser vice, he went all the
way on Sept 19 at Bloomington.
Minn., when the Rams tied the
Vik1ngs 10·10 in an overtime
session. Then H arns came back.
and Haden hasn't played since.
Knox announced he had de-
cided on the rookie {or the
Chicago game because Jaworski.
who resumed throwing last
week. had been out a month "and
he doesn't yet have his tim1n~ down .. , ..
.
However. Jaworski, from
Youngstown State and In his
third proCeulonal year. will be
availablefor duly, Knox said.
The Rams opened as a lO·point
favorite before Harris was hurl
but now the Rams are ravored by
less than a touchdown ror the
1 o'clock kickoff In Memorl al
Coliseum.
Bob Avelllnl. who had his first
shot at quorterback when the
Bears played in Los Antcles last
year, has won the starting job
this season He's expected to
open alt.hough he 's b.en &Uffer·
ing from tendinitis in his wnst.
I
Reds Catch
Yanks Using
Spy System
CINCINNATI CA P> Were the
New York Yankees trying to grab
the first World Series game from
the Cincinnati Reds throu~h un
electronic spy :;ystem''
Yes. insisted the Reds. tom· f
plaining to baseball com
missioner Bowie Kuhn and fore·
1ng three Yankees· scouts ,
armed with walkie-talkie ap·
paratus. to be ejected from th e
press box ar ea.
No. said an aroused Bill~
Martin. manager of the Yankees.
who argued that the America.rt
League champions had received
permission for the overhead sur
veill ance system .
Kuhn stepped into the breach
and ruled in favor n( the Reds.
saying the Yankees had over
stepped the original conditions
for use of the equipment
This is how it happened:
The Yanke l•S gainee1
p ermission fr o m the com
missioner during the r ecent
playoff series against Kansas Ci
ty to have an operative with a
walkie-talkie sitting in the stands
and transmitting messages to the
dugout.
The purpose was to help in
tJOSitioning defensive pl ayers on
the field.
The Yankees assumed the
permit carried over to the World
Series.
So, when the first game started
al Riverfront Stadium Saturday,
three Yankees scoots planted
themselves in a radio booth on
the fifth-fl oor pr~ss level and
began beaming signals down to
the dugout.
There wer e TV monitors in the·
booth. The scouts said thcv
couldn't see the monitors. Th.l'
Reds insisted they <'ould.
"'They'r e a fine club," lhe Reds
Sl'COnd baM:m .in said after the
game "Wl'.rl' an exceptional
club. That's the difference "
Morgan got the "cxcepl.Jonal"'
Red h off and running 1n
Suturday·~ contei.t, tnggering a
blitz of extra·bahc hit!> which
carried Ci ncinnati to the easy
victory
Tht.Rech. :.il ~o had two doubl e:.
and t ~ o tri pl ei. The five cxtr i.l·
babe hits were the must u Cincin·
nati team ever has atcumul atl.'11
1n a World Sl'rll.'~ ganw Now you
kn<1w why lhl•y t•all th1~ club the
Big Red M aeh1m·
nut lhl· Yankl'l'~ weren't in
awe
"Wt• ccrt ainl.v du.ln't gel blown
awa~," ~a.id Alexander 'They
stoll' a couplt· of runs with ~peed.
I ccrtainlv think Wl' c·an beat this
club ·· · ·
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~ruck er
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than good
"'We hie the ball hard. but it
wai. alwa\'::. .11 sinnl' one.·· ::.illct
Martin .:I d1dn 1 think h1· wao;
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Kicker Sets Mark'
Johannson Boot,s 69-yarder
DALLAS (AP) Soccer-style
kicker Ove Johannson booted a
69-yard field goal the longest
in football history -for Abilene
Christian in the first quarter of a
game Saturday against Eas t
Texas State.
Johannson, a senior who Wlis
aided by a 16 mile-per·h~ wind.
broke the NationaJ Association ol
Intercollegiate Athletics mark of
62 yards set by Chestes-Marcol of
Hillsdale, Mich .• College against
Fairmont. W. Va., State in 1969.
Al College Station. Tex . JOO
miles from Abilene, Texas
A&M's barefooted Tony Franklin
broke the National Collegiate
Athletic Association field goal re·
<:Ord twice Saturday against
Baylor.
Franklin booted a 64-yarder 1n
the second quarter, then kicked a
65-yard field goal ln the third
periocb, ·A sophomoce, Franklin
broke the NCAA record or 63
rards set by Clark Kimble ol
Dorsett Sparkles
PITTSBURGH -Teaming
with walk-on quarterback Tom
Yewclc, Tony Dorsett rushed for
22'7 )' ards and scored three
touchdowns to lead second-
raoked Pittsburgh to a 36-19 col-
lege lootball victory over Miami,
F1 a .. Saturday.
•
Colorado Stute last year against
Arizonu
The longei.t field goal in pro·
fession:il football is 6.1 yards by
Tom Dem pscy. then with the
New Orleans Sarnts. a~alnst the
Dctroij Lion~ in 1970.
Top Collegiate
Football Scores
UCLA 62, W ashrngton St 3
Oregon St 10, Cal 9
Stanford 34. Washington 28
IowaSt21, Missouri 17
Nebraska 51, KansasStO
Notre Dame41. OregonO
Oki ah om a 28, Kans as 10
Michigan 38, Northwestern 7
Ohio St 30, Wi sconsin~
Pittsburgh 36. Miami, F1a. 19
PennSt27, Syracuse3
Colorado 20, Oki ahomaSt 10
llllnois21, Purducl7
A.tabama20, T enncsseel4
Georgia 45, VanderblltO
Duke 18, Clemson 18 (tie)
Georgia Tech 28, Auburn 10
Maryland 17, Wake F<J"est15
Florida33, FloridaSt26
Kentucky 21 , LSU 7
S. CaroUna 10, Mississippi 7 •
Houston 26, SMU 6
Texas A&M 24, BaylorO
Texas Tech 37, Rlce13
S~eDeh.lls, PegeA-11
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••mt 1 ~ Sund!y. Octe>Mr 17, 1979 DAILYPiLOT AJI .
Itllgkty Miehigan Triumpks, 38·7
tlntes lt I alaed POIS«JSf oa. wt~
Lytle scorlnit from 18 yards.
Leacb from seven and Lyt.lo
aaain amubioc aaoss from the
ooe-yard line.
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TME BEARS' LINE TRIES TO STOP osu·s JAMES FIELDS.
Sports in Brief
Riverside Races
Headed by Unsers
RIVERSIDE Al Unser ~el
fast time Saturday in qualifying
for today's Formula 5000 road
race, edging series leader Brhm
Redman by two-tenths of a
second.
Unser 's avt:rage speed uround
the 2.547-mile Riverside Internll·
ti on al Raceway road course was
125.718 miles per hour. Redman
was clocked at 125.398.
Next w er e Alan Jones <1l
125.267 and J ackic Oliver al
125.051 .
Today's r ace will be preceded
by the third r ace 1n the 76·mile
International R aced Champions
series.
Bobby Unser. who easily won
the pole position, won Saturday 's
International Race d Champions
event. second in the four-race
$200,000 series. Unser aver aged
97.754 miles per hour.
Boxer Wf ns Tittt
SAN JUAN, P.R. Samuel
Serrano becam e the fourth
Puerto Ric an world boxing
ch ampion Saturday by winning
the World Boxing AssociaU nn
WBA juruor lightweight crown
with a unanimous decision over
Ben Villaflor of the Phillipines.
A crowd of around 10,000 paid
to see Serrano take the title away
Today on TV
Pro football schedule 1s ten·
tative und subject to last
minute changci;
10 a m. (4) NFL FOOT·
BALL Th 1• Cincinnati
Bengals m l't't the Pittsburgh
Steelers
Noon C2l NFI. GAME OF
mEWEEK.
1 p.m . (2) · NFL }'OOT·
BALL -The Dull as Cowboys
meet the St. Louis Cardinals.
3:30 p.m . (7) COLLEGE
FOOTBALL '76 -Highlights
of selected games played this
weekend.
5:15 p .m . (4) WORLD
SERIES -The second game
ol the World Series from Cin·
cinnati's RlverfrontStodlum.
Crucial Tilt
from Villaflor in his second at-
tempt.
Using his longer reach, Ser·
r ano dominated throughout the
15 rounds:
Lottery Suffers
DOVER, Del. -Delaware's
legal pro football betting lottery,
ilie first in the nation. has been
talcing in only one-eighth of what
state dfici als had predicted.
The weekly take during the lot·
tery's first six weeks d oPeration
averaged about $55,500. State of.
fici als had hoped to average
$428,570 per week. a $6 million
gross during the 14-week Na·
tional Football League football
season.
A li in Spotlight
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. Syria
will pay $15 million fer a Muham·
mad Ali -G eorg e Forema n
heavyweight title fight should Ali
change his m ind about retire-
ment, promoter Don King said
Saturday.
King said other governments
have shown interest in an Ali·
Foreman fight, but Syria has
come up with the money.
Nmtase Sparkle•
OSLO .:. llie Nast ase of
Romania won the $40,000 first
prize in an international tennis
tournament Saturday, beating
Sweden's Bjorn Borg 2-6, 7-5, 6-0.
6-4 in a one hour and 45-minule
match.
The match w as played on a
winner-take-all basis.
Nastase now faces a challenge
from U.S. Open champion Jim-
my Connors for a $500,000 match.
reportedly to b e played later m
the winter at L as Vegas, Nev.
Painter Sizzle•
PARIS --Arnold Palmer, the
47-year -old aging Amer ican
master, and Severiano
Ballester os. Spain's 19-year-old
prodigy, each put on closing
rushes Saturday and shared the
third-round lead in the Lancomc
Trophy golf tournament al 214,
two under par.
Ballesteros birdied three of th r
lastfour holes.
EVANSTON, Ul. (AP) -
Mlchlgan coach 80 Schein·
bechler keeps boplnf fer a bird·
fouiht same. but his top.ranked
Wolverines are so talented that
so far thls season it b as nOl
material.bed.
For the sixth straight time, the
Wolverines rolled to an easy foot·
ball victory Saturday, smashing
wtnleaa Northwestern 38-7 in ti
Bll Ten Confuence football
same alter grabbing a 31·0
halftime le ed.
.. You get 31 on the board and I
suppose you let. down ... awd
Tennessee
Succumbs
To Alabama
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -
Quarterback Jack O'Rear scored
ooce on a 15-yard run and set up
the winnina touchdown with two
ts-yard scampers as ~-ranked
Alabama downed Tennessee
20·13 Satw'day in a nationally.
televised Southeastern Con-
ference football game.
The Tide got its winning
touchdown with less than six
minutes remaining, moments
after falling to score on a fourth
down gamble al the Vols' one.
But Alabama made its winning
march of 43 yards in only five
plays after bottling Tennessee
deep in its own territory.
Btdldogs G ro"'I
ATHENS, Ga. -Kevin McLee
and Ray Goff scored first half
touchdowns three mioutes apart
to trigger the 11th ranked
Georgi a Bulldogs to a 45·0
Southeastern Conference football
victory over Vanderbilt Satur-
day.
Mc Lee, who ran f<r 61 yards in
the opening quarter and flllished
with 101 yards, capped Georgia's
first scoring drive with a two-
yard plunge with eight seconds
r emaining in the period.
A uburn llp•~•
AUBURN, Ala. Freshman
quarterback Gary Lanier scored
two touchdowns and threw a 61· -
yard .scori ng pass to give
Georgia Tech a 28-10 upset vie·
tory Saturday over a fumbling
Auburn football t eam.
An Auburn fumble on its own
eight-yard line and another on its
31 opened the way for two of
Tech's three fourth-quarter
touchdowns. Tbe defeated Ti.g,ers
also blew two scoring chances in-
sideTech's 15.
LSIJ St.,..ble•
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP ) -
Dallas Owens' one-handed pass
inter ception and 56-yard
touchdown run started Kentucky
to a 21 ·7 upset over Southeastern
Conference rival LooisianaState
Saturday night.
Owens' gallop came with 1:29
left in the firs t period. The
Wildcats added touchdowns in
the second quarter on a 58-yard
drive and in the third period on a
77-yard march highlighted by a
51-yard run bv Chris Hill.
Gators Collect
TALLAHASSEE, F1 a. -Alvin
Parrish batted down a Fiorida
State pass in the end zone with
one second left Saturday night to
preserve a thri Iii ng 33-26 football
victory for the 12th rated Florida
Gators
Parris h batted the ball away
fron:i Florida State's Kurt
Unglaud. who h ad burned him on
a 26-yard touchdown pass as lhe
Seminoles bid for a tie in the
waning seconds or the game.
Terp• Escape
COLLEGE PARK, Md. A
27-yard fi eld goal by MikeSochko
with 2:56 r emaining, following a
blocked punt by Ken Roy. pro-
vided the winning points for un-
beaten, fifth-ranked Maryland in
a hard-earned 17·15 football vie·
tory over Wake ForeslSaturday.
Maryland, a 17-point favorite,
scored early in the frurth quarter
on a one-yard run by freshman
George Scott, took a 17-7 lead on
Sochko's kick, then held off a late
rally by the Demon Deacons.
Pro Scores
Charge-rs Test Ho1JSton
Ntll..ill lt.ClclY LHtut
Los Anvelot 7, WHlll"9ttn l
o -••1104.NY ,,..,,oen• ""'
Molllrut 7, NY llanoers 4
Phtledllp"I• S, Toronto\ 0'-tl
PltUl>llrQft 4, Oetr&t l ~I Loul•6 Voncou,,.r 1
..lltlOl,M"-\01.1 I SAN DIEGO CAP) -lhree·way tie for first
It's a com plicated they held b efor e last
possi bility , but the week.
American Football Con· But Sao Diego is up for
ference West title race the game against the
could get all tied up Oilers for other reasons
again, depending on the as well. After today. the
outc ome of today's Chargers hll the road -
games. to Cleveland and Pitts·
inghal!time.
The Charger s of this
year don't want to shame
those guys of yesteryear.
W.r1• lf.chy IAatw
OUe«iK a. Now 1!1191..,01
......,hWll, B1nn'ft9l'l"" O
"-""• •• Wl11111c>eQ 4 S... OleVo 4, C.IV•rv 2
T h e S a n D i e g o burgh -and they don't
Cbargers have a chance want to depart t own
to gilt l>nclc: in the batUeif behtnd a three-game los-
they can knock off 'the ing streak.
powerf\11 Houston Oilers, Then too, today wlll be
UteNo.ldefenslve team alumni d ay for the
in the AFC. Chargers. About 30 old
And II the Denver stars of the past Uke
Broncoa, 3·2 like the Lance Alwortb, Paul
Charger!\, can overcome Lowe, Keith Lincoln.
the Oakland Raiders at Tobin Rote, Earl F aison.
Denver, it again would Ron Mix, Don Norton
lock S&n Dieao. Oak.land and Ernie Wright will be
and DenveT Into the hon<IN!ld on tho field dur·
While the Oilers have
surrendered the Na·
tional Football League'•
low of 1,040 yards and
have per mitted the
learue's fewest points
lhisyear, there arc some
statistics on the side d
the Charger s.
San Diego is second in
the AFC in total ofCense.
second ln rushl111 and
fifth in passing.
The -Chargers boasl
wide receiver Charlie
Jctner. an otrseason au
executive ln, of all
places. Hous ton
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Scbembechler. •we've had so
m&QY 1ame1 Ute tbla. I'd just
love to &et into a aluaf est where a
yard means a yard:•
Tbe Wolverine went into the
contest r anke<l No.1 natioaally in
rushlnt, total off nse and scor-ini· Tbey piled up ~yards. with
361 coming on t.be 1row.t.
Rob Lytle, the fullback·
taUb1ek, gained 172 yards oa 18
rushes and scored two
t.oucbdowns, leading the way
before leavi111 the game In the
third quarter with a minor ltg in· 3ury.
.. r ju.st pref er Lytle ln Ula
1a.r:ue.•• said Sohembechler "l
d • • ou t care where he plays .
tailback or fullback.••
Held to only a field goal In the
firs t quarter. the Wolverinu
struck for four touchdowns
within nine minutes d the second
quarter, wrapping up their sixth
victory fl tho season and third in
theBl&Ten.
Jim Smith started the second
quarter barrage, grabbing a
52-ya.rd touchdown pass from
quart erback Rick Leach.
Michlgan scored the next three
Midioost, Southwest
Sooners Rally;
Nebraska Rolls
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -
Quarterback Thomas Lott scared
two touchdowns as Oklahoma
converted four Kansas turnovers
into second half scares in their
Big Eight Conference football
cl ash Saturday and b eat the
J ayhawks28·10.
Nol an Cromwell, the great
Wishbone quarterback for
Kansas, suffered serious knee
damage mid way through tht!
third period and probably will be
loslfor the season.
The sixth-ranked Sooners, two.
time defending national cham·
pions, trailed 10·3 atinteT"mission
but quickly tied the score on
Lott's 13-yard touchdown romp
following a Kansas fumble on the
first play of the secondhalf.
Corttlauker• C....Ue
LINCOLN, Neb
Quarterback Vince Ferragamo
connected with four touchdown
passes Saturday. tying a school
record for the second time this
season and 1 eading No. 3
Nebraska to a 51-0 Big Eight Con·
ference football victory over
Kansas State.
Ferragamo twice hit Bobby
Thomas for TDs during his
homecoming game effort that
matched David Humm's 1972
performance against Kansas.
Buckeyes Tri..-pla
MADISO N. Wi s. -Jeff
Logan rushed for 113 yards in 19
c a r r i e s , ' s e t ti n g ll p l w o
touchd o wn s a pie ce b y
quarterback R od Gerald and
fullback Pete Johnson to power
ninth-ranked Ohio Stale past
Wisconsin 30·20 in Big Ten col·
legefoolball Saturday.
The 247-pound Johnson added
44 yards rushing, wttile boosting
FULLERTON BAGS
58-14 VERDICT
SANTA CLARA (AP) -Run·
ning back Artis Dixon galloped
on scoring runs of 45 and 64 yards
Lo highlight Cal State Fullerton's
58-14 nonconferencc college fool·
ball victory Saturday over Santa
Clara.
Dixon finished hi s day with 138
yards in 11 carries while Santa
Clara's Mik e Gill, the nation's
college football sccring leader
with i.> points going into the
game, was h eld pointless.
Ed White added two TDs for
FuUerton State, one on a 46-yard
run and another on a 13·Y ard pass
r eception from quarterback
Steve Martindale.
his Big Ten career reccrd fer
touchdowns to 49 as the Buckeyes
raised their record to4-l·l and 3-0-
in the Big Ten. Wisconsin is 2-4
overall and 0-3 in the conference.
Min .. rl Slloeked
COLUMBIA. Mo.
Sophomore t ailback Dexter
Green's two touchdowns sparked
low a State to a 21-10 lead in the
first h alf and t h e underdog
Cyclones held off seventh-ranked
Missouri to record a 21·17 upset.
in Big Eight Conference football
Saturday.
The quick-starting Green. who
rambled 214 yards on 37 carries,
romped 65 and 2 yards for his
touchdowns before Mi ssouri
awoke in the second quarter.
lriM Rold DllC!fu
SOUTH BEND. Ind. -Al
Hunter ru s hed for three
touchdowns and Notre Dame's
defense recorded its third
shutout ot the season Saturday as
the 14th-ranked Irish swamped
Oregon 41-0 in an intersectional
college football game.
Notre Dame, now 4·1, has
yielded just two field goals since
its season-opening 31·1-0 loss to
Pittsburgh. Oregon dropped to
3·3 and suffered its second
shutout this year.
Colorado Fortunate
STILLWATER, Okla. -
Colorado fullback Jim Kelleher
scored two touchdowns on short
plunges, one after a freakish turn
d events in the final minute, as
the Buffaloes defeatedOklahoma
State 20·10 in a rugged Big Eight
Conference football game Satur.'
day.
The Buffs scor e d two
touchdowns in the final 43
seconds. just as it appeared the
Cowboys had the game in the
bag.
Red Raiders Ra•bw
HOUSTON -Billy Taylor
scored two touchdowns on runs of
frur yards each and Texas Tech
intercepted three passes from
the nation 's l eading passer
Saturday as the Red Raider s
rolled to a 37-13 Southwest Con·
ference football victory over
Rice Saturday.
The 10th-r ank ed Red Raiders,
off to their best start since 1941,
ran their season r ecord to 4-0
against Rice quarterback Tom-
my Kramer who entered the
game as the nation's l eading
passer . Rice dropped to a 2·3
season record and a 1·2 mark in
SWC play. Tech is 2-0 in league
play.
Northwestern controlled t.be pl~ ln the third quarter. ~hlcb
was scocdcss. Tho Wolverines
came baclt with another
touchdown in the fourth quarter
oo an St-yard dtlve capped by a
ll·Y ard run by H nrlanHUckleby.
Lytle &alned his 1'12 yards on 18
carries and left. the came
midway tbrouab the third
_suarter when he was sbaten up.
SPORTS
Cards Score
34-28 Verdict
STANFORD -Quarterback
Guy B e njamin made tw<'
touchdown runs. passed for 2'1f
yards and one touchdown and l~
Stanford to a 34·28 Pacific-8 foot·
ball victory over Washingtor
Saturday.
The Cardinals trailed 7.3 affer
one quarter but scored th.ref
times in the second period
capitalizing on two Wasb.ingtor.
fumbles, totakecommand.
Benjamin's 35-yard touchdawt'
pass to James Lofton in the thi?<
quarter gave Stanford a 27·'·
lead .
The quarterback 's seconc
short touchdown run, a two-yarc
dash mid way in the final quarter.
made the Cards 34•14 leaders, an<.
they held on for the victory a
Washington scored twice in th1
final minutes.
Benjamin completed 14 of Z.
passes and allowed no intercep
tions in Ute victory which gav<
the Cardinals a 1·1 confeT"ence re
cord. W ashiogton's Huskies.
whose troubles Saturday in
eluded dropped passes as well a:
fumbles, also are 1·1 in the P ac-8
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)-
Don Iver son, Bobby Cole an(!
John Harris are tied for the lead al
136 after two rou nds in the$125,000
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tailback Rick Kane ran
for 105 yards and scored
two touchdowns as San
Jose Slate rolled to a 34· 7
victory over Long Beach
Stale Saturday night for
first place i n Pacific
Coast Athl etic Associu·
tion football.
The Spartans victcry
halted their own three-
game losing streak and
sn apped Long Beach
State's 10-game victory
string.
The Spartans took thr
lead for good when Kane
scared on a five-yard run
with 11:36 remaining in
the first quart er. The
w1nrung score came with San Di ego Stale to a
48 seconds r emaining in come.from-behind 21-lf>
the sam e period, when victory over University
Kane scor ed on a 19-yard d P acific. •
pass from quarterback Less th an a minute
Steve DeBerg. earli er. the Tigers had
1',or the Sp arta ns1 moved ahead 15·14 whrn
freshman Vic Rakhsharu q uart e rback Jerr
from Edis on High in Hui)· .Robinson scr ambled for
tington Beach stood ollt, · a24-yard touchdown and
catching three passes for then passed to light end
50 yards. Brian Peets for a two-
Azt-• --•d point conve.~sloo. ... e ARe..,O Aztecs tatlback David
SAN DIE G 0 --Turner, the n a tion's
Quarterback Pete second-leading rusher
P.er eschuk hit flanker coming into the game,
Ronnie Smith with an suffered a groin injury
81-yard scoring pass during that first drive
with 2 : 26 r e m ai ni ng and was lost for the re.
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' . All DAIL y PILOT ----__, Indians Scalped Bates-led
Pirates
By Gauchos, 14-0 StWl Foe
By HOWARD L HANDY
Of tlle D•llY f'll .. SUll
Billy Y ancy, Chuck
Van Liew and a strong
defensive unit propel.led
the Saddleback Cdlege
Gauchos to a 14-0 Mis-
sion Conference football
vi c tor y o v e r San
Bernar d i no V alley
College Saturday night
to Tom MIU er was tood
f« 11 yards and came
with tl~e right-handed
Yancy rolling to his left
and throwing at a full
running speed. The con·
version try falled with
3:58 l eft in the first
quarter.
and lost tt yard on fourth
down.
SAN DIEGO
Runninf bac k John
Bates dove one-y urd "1
I efl tack 1 e w llh 26
seconds left, giving the
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Orange Coast College
s Pirates a stunning 19·14
; upset ov er San Diego
Mesa. the slate's No.1-
, at Mission Viejo High
School.
Vince McCullough in-
t erce pled an Indians
pass al the G auchos 40
and returned it to the San
Bernardino 36 to set up
the second score with
Yancy hitting Van Liew
at the 22 and the big
fullback driving the rest
o f th e wa y to a
touchdown.
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ranked junior college
football team, Saturday
night.
The visiting Pirates,
1-0 in Mission Con-
ference f ootball play.
trailed 14-0 in the third
period before putting
t~ether their incredible
rally.
UCl'S GEORGE NEWLAND (31) PRESSURES STA
A tough Stanford University
defense and ao inspired effort by
goalie Chris Dorst proved the un-
doing of UC Irvine as the An-
teaters lost, 8·5, in water polo ac-
• lion at Newport Harbor Hi gh
Saturday afternoon. l Dorst had several key saves
and blocked three penalty shots.
I including two in the crucial third
period when Stanfcrd held hqsl
UCI scoreless. The Cardinals
scored a goal in that period and
went ahead 7·3 in the fourth
quarter.
I
Pl auged by turnover ,
Anteaters could not seem to
generate much or an offense.
Several ti m es lhl' b<ill was
fumbled away deep in scoring
position.
After playing a conl>ervauvc
first half, UCI appeared lo be on
the move. But a blocked UCI goal
on a six-on-three situation in the
third quarter and four turnovers
in the final period deflated the at-
tack.
Gary Figueroa scored three
goals, one a penalty toss, foe UCI
I Polo Sumnaaf1l_
· Tritons, Mesa,
Gauchos Lose
Don Hill fired in eight
goals, but lo no avail as
1 the San Clemente High I Tritons lost to E l Raneho
I d Pico Rivera, 12·11 , in
Monte Vista water polo
tournament action in
' WhittierSaturday.
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The Tri tons led into the
fourth period, but bad
passes a nd turnovers
coupled with a late r ally
by El R ancho proved
their downfall.
In later action, San
Clemente with a shakey
offense lost to Rolling
Hills, 13·6.
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Calendar
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1. YOUflO (Cost• Metal 'l l.eOonl .. Racque tball
and Boyd Philpot fired in two, in-
cluding a penalty shot.
The loss leaves UCJ with an 8-3
record and evened up the account
with Stanford. The Anteaters de·
foaled Stanfor d in Palo Alto, 8-7,
last month.
UCI r eturns to action Wednes-
day night when it takes on the
host USC Trojans at 7:=->.
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UCI \<O<•nQ f19utr.,. J Prolpoll
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l 0 2 s
CMlulon Vletol J. G.rt>ardl 10>\I•
~) 4. TllomP$0n ICOSlll Mn11l I
0 -ros (Va•ncla) 6. Appell (A>un·
taln V•llev> 1. °''" ceo.-cl<!t #fir).
Anyone interested in UCI teammate ~'ric
helping o r ganize rac-Hulst finish ed fourth ,
quetball t ournaments hampered by the lack of
throughout t he year proper running shoes.
should attend a meeting The course length was lo
inroom101at7lonigblat have been six miles.
OrangeCoastCollege. · Hulst brou ght along
S0"40MCHHS
1. flh•er• IV•ltnclal 'l. 8uck~r
•Wll•lmlnsle<"I 3. ErMI (El Ooroldol 4.
O.r<I• (Merl,,.) S. lantdon CEd1sonl
•• Duff CHunt. lluchl 1 Smool CFV).
f'llUHMtlN t, Ad•ma (Footllllll 2. t.••
CFllll..-lonl :I. S...clOv&I CValenCl•I •
Scott CFoolhlll) S l(ot1or ICoWI ~Siil
6. Hull CFlll"'1onl 7. EberNl'd CEI
Dorado).
For further informa-s pikes for the shorter
tion, contact Alan distance, but h ad to use
Sawyer at 556-5680. old training shoes when
.
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Yancy used a short·
yardage passing attack
to propel the Gauchos In
the first half with Van
Liew grabbing one in the
fourth .quarter for a 34·
yard gain and a second
touchdown.
• Sod(ll•llkk & 0 0 I "
But it was the defense
th at held the San
Bernardino Indians al
b ay throughout th e
night, forcing numerous
mistakes in the running
game and limiting the
Indians to two first half
passcompletions.
The first half was a de-
fensive battle with the
lone touchdown drive d
the Gauchos the only
Thi s tim e, Yanc y
found John Hoyt open in
the end zone for a two-
point conversion and it
was 14-0 with 13:14 re-
maining.
Bouman
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Bates. a G-0. 185-pouod
All·Cl F running back
rrom South Hills Hi gh,
was the catalyst, scoring
three touchdowns and
rushing for 73 yards on 14
carries.
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31 Hewasparticularly ef-
,, fective on the winning
• > drive that started with ~! 2:59 l e ft when the
Pirates fielded a San
Diego Mesa punt al its
48-y ard line.
f'ASSING
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pa IK phi V9 pct.
1 1 o n * lS 7 I 71 .407
0 0 0 .000 F i r· s t • P i r a l es
23 ~ I II. .)YI
$ .. ddltbaO scoring threat. Only one
first down w as recorded
10 the second quarter
that by Saddleback
The San Bernardino
defense did an outstand-
ing job of containing the
Gauchos much of the
night, especially on one
series at the Indians' 29
mid way through the th ird peri od . 'fhe
Gauchos had second and
one, failed to ~ain twice
v .... cr 1~ 11
quarterback Jim Conley
800 completed a 23-y ard pass
ooo to fl anker Dave Parsel . ''° Next, he threw an in-
Mlllel' l 0
Toi••> lo 11
But Yancy was on
target, hilting 10 of 11 at-
tempts and having th e
ot h e r i nte r cept e d .
Yardage for t h e 11 com-
pletions was only 79 but
the little quarterback
Mistakes Costly
completion but followed
that with a scr een pass
that gave the Pirates a
first down on the one.
GWC Hamled Bates then scored the de-
ciding touchdown.
For San Diego Mesa.
the loss w as its first
against four victories. scrambled and threw
with unerring accuracy .
His touchdown strike 37-21 Def eat The Pirates began
their come back drive in
the third quarter when
Rhett Tucker recovered
a Mesa fumbl e at the
Olympians' 39. On the
following two plays,
Bates ran 31 and eight
yards, the latter result-
ing in a touchdown.
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Then in th e four th
quarter, Tim Hicks in·
tercepted a Mesa pass at
the Olympians' 34. The
big play on the drive was
a 28-ya rd reverse
by Parsel. On a fourth
•md goal from the one,
Bates scored again. But
the extr a point attempt
was blocked and the
Pi rates trailed, 14 -13.
It was a night when the
Pirates h ad several de-
fens1 ve stars. Tucker
was c redited with 14
tack l es fr o m hi s
linebacker position while
a no th er l i n eb ~ck er.
Ton y All en. h ad 17
tackles. It w as Allen·s
first start.
Conley had a finC'
passing p erfor mance,
completing 13 or 29 f oe
166yards.
Steve Fairchild threw
for 290 yards for S<tn
Diego Mesa.
* * GAME STATl\TIC.S
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FIRST IN THE NATION! ., I WWW ~
You are respectfully
~Invited fotho ~;
birthday celebration of
JACK NEWTON DANIEL
~b~ world famou1fllPJ1Bll
bonM t1f tl111 % oz. 4olla rm
SIS S~Hain , Santa Ana
)I
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Capture 'ritle
Mesa Runners
Sizzle Again
The Costa Mesa High nenip Villa Park (50:24)
Mustangs. are not only w b 11 e V al ti o c la of
p r oving th at they are No. Placentia was third in
1 in the CIF 3 -A cross 50:31. Santa Ana's
country poll, but that Footh i ll w us fourth
they are easily No. 1 in (50 :34) f ollowed by
the entire CI F . Edison (50: 40), Mission
On a clear Saturd~ at Viejo (50:46), Hunt·
UC Irvine, the Mustangs i nl(lon B each's Marina
captur«dtheirthlrdcoo-(51 :04), Buena Park
secutive high scbod in· (50 :57) and Fountain
vitational tiUe-and they Valley (51:08).
did it in an Imposing Jn the girls division,
manner at the Orqe ninth grader Tami Darr
County Invitational. d Mission Viejo siu.led
With their top five run-to a first place vict«y lo
ners all clocking undel" 11:40.
IO minutes on a nearly-vAutTY
flat two-mile course, the (Rece 0 -1. c1t, .. ros <v•~•>
Mus tangs ran 49: 08, only '~u. GorNa cve1enc1.1 •·S61GIM'
d o( th eet IUnl .. ~llvl ' S1 4. Rive r• CVelM-four seco n s ( em ClellO•OOj.EOdy (M•Ctr0elllOCll6.
record. C.mllO CS.nu AMI 10; 10 7. S.lve
Runm.ng 1'n the second IV•'-'cl•l 10 11•.S.ltr• ISAV.ilevl
10: 11 '· PeMe IPeclflcel 10· IS 10. ft four varsJty races, the DetNlrl•on tLeg""• Buehl 10:11
M u stangs were led b y I) Long tUnln rsllyl 10 n ,._ Gt.,..m IUnlve"llYI 10· U 1S. O.rcv junior Joe Young, who 1u..1 .. "11y110 26.
bad the day's fastest THm t ou11: va1enc1a 11, """'-""'•'· c locking of 9~41. Charlie 1R10 11-1. Young 1cost• ~>
Chris tensen of Edlsop . •·u 2. Gert\arc11 <CM•• MH•t 9;41 J. . b . H t ' t ~ ICost. MeH ) 9.4'4. Al· H lg 1 n u o l ng on "'°"' 1euena P .. k1 9: s3 s. KOi er
Beach r ecorded the ceotta t.1iau1•:su .0verhOlt 1C"Am
• • -.I Meul •:5' 7. C.llCMJH I Buena P-) s econd qwckest time ._. 10:001. G4tton1 1Hunt. Buehl 10·0H.
9 :43inrac efour. w.111> 11<enn$(1111o:os10. Stec11.0111
The Mus tang s ' t eam :=~~0:.0'06 11' C•lvano IH1a1t.
ijm e was more than a THm 101e1s: Cost• Mes., 11, ~unt.
minute faster th an run· a.,;:::· 31_1. Ch••• «corona ""'
Top Grid
Matchups
Upcoming
Two South Coast
League cruc ials and the
Edison of Huntington
Beach-Wes tmins ter con·
front a tion in Sun set
League circle s h ighlight
this w e ek 's pre p football
a genda for the Orange
C oast area .
Al S a n Cle mente will
be C ost a M esa High's
Mus tangs and at Mission
Vie jo will be Lagun a
Beach Hlgh's ArUstsin a
pair of Friday night
matchups that will go a
long way in determining
each of those team's
c h ampio n ship and/or
playofffates.
Costa Mesa and SC are
both 2·1 and s o is Laguna
Beach, whe r e Mission
V ie jo 0 ·2) a waits. They
:~I trail Cor on a del Mar
13-0), whic h w ait s until
S aturday to due l Dana
lhlls a t Newpo r t Harbor.
The S unset Le ague's
gam e of the w eek is the
E dison -Wes tmins ter tiff
where both team s s port
1-0 r ecor d s in the ir bids
lo k eep p ace with Foun-
t ain Valley, the C IF4·A 's
No. l r a nked t eam .
Fountain V alle y i s a t
d ange r o u s Newport
llarbor a nd Marina o f
llunling t o n B each is at
Hunting t o n B e ach i n a
d ash o f distr ict r ivals.
Huntington B e ach i s
0 .5 a nd M arinn i s coming
of( t he 5 1 -0 thumping
f rom F ountain Valley.
OthC'r J(am es this w e ek
1 nclude Thursd ay's duels
p itting San t a A na and
Estanc ia of Cos ta Mes a
a t N ew p o r t I l arbor in u
C e ntury L eagu e Battle
a nd the Angelus "Le ague
i:am e fenlurln g St. An·
thon y o f L o ng B each
• 1ga 1n s t Santa Ana's
M ater D e i a t S a nta Ana
Bowl.
Al ~o Saturd ay ar c
U niver sit y or Irvin e and
l•:J Tor o c la s h in g in S outh
Coas t L eagu e pl uy a t
Tusti n Hig h .
M1rl 9·5' 2. Tlmmerm1n• IS.a·
OltCMICk ) •:Sl ]. Our•n {FOOINll) 9:53
• 8ueker 1w .. 1mln\lerl 10:01 s.
~ulherland IFoothllO 10;01 6. Plall
11~erlnal 10·01 7. To~rty (Foothtll I
10 °' • G•llup 'w r1na1 10·01 '· Ern\I CEI Ooredo 10. Garclo
•MerlN) 10•09 14. tr (Cofone
.. IMarl IO·U.
THmtoc.is: Footlllll 41.MarlN 6J.
IRK• •>-1. Oorlsrenw n IEdl10n)
9 Q 1 UIBonte IMlHoon Voejol 9·47 l.
wa11erf\ouse (Min ion Vle101 t :• 4. W.slfell (VIiia Park) 9·S4 S. ~I IFounteln V•lltyl 9:S6 .. GtH\ ..... ~
(VIiia Perk) •: S1 7. Goldstein IEdl\on) 10:03 •. Menn (MoS>lonV!e-
Jol 10:04 '·-I'd IVolla P¥•1 10 04 10. Harden tSonor•l 10-01 II.
Arel~ I Edison I IO;OI 13. Sciroetn~ ,(l'VI 10 It u LenlOOn (Edl10rtl 10: 14
U Smoot ll'V) 10 1•.
THm tot••s· Viti• Park ... EcflOr\ 60, M1u lon Vie Jo 66.
JUNIOR VARSITY
IRK• 11-1 Pelerwn ICo•I• Mewl
10 JS 2. Soreque (Co11a Mu al 10 ., J Knlpo tColl• MaH I 10 46 4 SultovM
IEI Mod•nel 10 •7 S Clemon• CMale•
Dell 10 •I 6. Shena I Co"• Mewl 10 ••
' Oone••n IL.tQun• BU< hi 10 Sl 10. ROdrlOuet IC.OSI• Meu l 10 S4.
lllact 21-1. Melanson IBuen•
Park> 1o·u 1, ,.,..,c1ers <un'"""''Y>
10:41 J. Hewkin• (Foolllllll 10:43 4.
Toohey (Footnltll 10:4S 5. Pierce 1..,,.stmtn1terl 10: SO 4. Sc:hlptoorst
IU lll••••lly) IO :Sl I. Powell cun1versl1y> 10.Sj. {Rt<e 31-1. LHnG IVtll• Pen)
10:2'2. Sorensen !Villa Perk I 10:.iQl.
0-eluP CVllle Parlt) 10:4• 4. Eell.,.
IMer!11el 10:0 S. Ooerlnq (VIiie
PMkl IO:SO 4. Conroy IFV I 10:51 1. Hutclllnos (FV) 10:52 9. Loye
IMMIN ) 10· SS
SOPHOMORE
IRK• 11-1. Overt\011 ICost• Mewl
10 M 1. L.9ra le.Kie Me~el 10-•I S
MtClr1hy IE•l•nclel 10 •3 4. Cortt Ill Hebra I 10 .. s. Venat>Oe fCo,te
MaH I 10 4, •. Hlmpnrpys ICoSI•
Ma1el 10 S1 t. Chle>ml'\ IMettr o.ll
10 \910 Poulter IE•l•"<••I II O'I Cllece 11-1 Herrls IOAM Hills!
10 n 2 Clerk ITuUlnl 10 713 Bru<1·
qomen 10.,.,. Hlll•I tO·JO• Jell•"°" 10.ne H1llU IO·J1 S. Delton n .. tonl
10 >i•. Boyd (Unlve"llYI 10 :ll. IRK• Jl-1. CO"'O!•lo\I (Voll• Pano I 10 11 2. up0re IVI Il a Plrk I 10:1? l. Fr .. 11tnr11cll (VIiie P.,kl 10 l6 4.
&rown IFV 110 37 S. O>t>orne I Min '°" Vlalol 10 O 6. Clerk (l'V 1 10:4' a.
Mc"ff• (Min ion VlaJol 10·••·
PRESHMIH
Ille<• 11-1 Kolar (COSUI MHal
10· SI l. Alvarer tGerden GroYel 10. SI l Gu1men !Valenclel 11·os 4.
Oelo•do <Ocu n Vie•> 11:41 s. McMk n .. t ll•9un1 BeA<lll 11·74 7. Frtnll.tln CNewport H•rt>orl 11 1'I t .
Helquln COcun View I 11.Jl 10.
f'lllway CLaouna Beaclll ll·:U.
(llec• 11-1. L .. IFullertonl 1o·n
1 Scoll IFootllllll 10 n 3. ttun
I Fullerlon I 10· SJ 4. E berh&rd I El
Oo•edo I 10: S6 s. Scon (Coron.1 del
Miorl 10:59'. Ollbtrton (H1>11t.BH<"I
" 05. CRKe 31-1. CoPOOm IFV) 11·00 1 Sllnde" IEdltonl 11;07 3. Cebel~ ,..,,.Jtmlntt~rl 11: 's •. Sell• (MIH!o<\
VleJot 11 1• s. Man in <Marlnel 11'77
& M<Olvem IFVI 11.29 10. oa .. noor1
(MM!nel 11'>7.
OlRLS
VARSITY
1 Derr {M1ssoon Vitlol II <IO? Nin·
lie IRo. ... v 1 II '4 3 Rotn•"" ICosl•
~··• u ·n ~ "'"" (EdlM>nl 11 21 ~ Trainor CHunt. Baechl tt·J.I 6
8omM\ 10.ne Holl•) 12 H 7 Ol-r
cun1Yers1ry1 11· 37 a Bate•on IH..it.
8'.Kht 11 l7 •. Fl•her ICo•I• Mewl
11 41 10 Ellenberq IUnl•er\•'VI l1 0
17 Ftrn1ndar IESlenclal 11 tt 13 Jontt ICorone del Marl ll U 14.
T•trault tCo•l• Mu el ll OS H.
Galloqh« ICO\te MIHI 1l'07.
JUNIOR VARSITY
I H-r tGarllen Gf'0"91 IJ40 1
Tt lrnull !C°""' M•HI IJ 0 l Devis
(Co•ta ""°"' 13 U •. Hollld"" 1Go$t• ""'••I 14 01 s ResfltlO fCO\la Me••> 14 40 • Prlolto IM~ttr 0~1) U 10 •. MCMlllo~ !Mii" 0•11 1\ II
Grid Standings
Flll!l!WAYl.IAOV8 Or<>'•mont 1 ' ., 31 WLT l'P ... SM 01090 Ma\4 I I 41 ,,
"""""'"' 2 0 IO 414 Fulltrton ' S4 •1
'•"l nl"IA 7 0 H St s.<1111 .. na 0 I> u
"-'""Y Hill\ 7 0 s. 30 C.rrl~ 0 ' 70 5.1 ftnv 2 I " ~o s .. 11rd1y't Seer" I 0-11 I I I 31> I, l)<anoeCoe11 1•, San Ol900Mo'40 l4 W.11•rn I I I 20 » Ml V.ClS. G<Oi\~Olll 1' M~IA I 0 H S4 Fu!lerlon lO. C•rrl!M u Bu.,,• P1n llt 0 0 14 •• S1t01rdey's G•~" s .. .,,,..,,, Scor•t Ful~lon 11 O<a"~ Con1 L-.lll&.s ..... 11aH S.n1a ... .,. al SO Me,.
l'rlOY'• O•m.• Mt SAIC ec C•rrllo•
"'"•'-•"' ._, WtUfr" et "AP.et"""' I""""" V\ Meonoll• •I LI Habra MISSIOfl CONl'llll:NCI
s.,o,,.y Mill< •t Trov al l!uena Par> w I. PF l'A
Olll ANGE L[AGUf S-•IN<-' C) 79
C1tru' , 0 61 " WL Pl' PA Q\Mfty I • 1• ' L• Hall•• l 0 ., 14 P11-r I I 10 4S o~von , I ., " lllwrsldl I ' 19 " E'°"rent4 1 I .. ,, San .. m erdlno I I l S u EIOoredo . ' \4 " s.noieqo II 1 ~ )S ~· ' l • " So...,,_ ... ,.,. 0 , 1t J2 ""'""'°" I 1 4\ 0 11 ... 0 , 0 " ht11f'f•v'1 Scarft
Ve19ncl• 0 ) )4 ,. Saddltbolclo U, 'k>n 8tm1•!1l..,O
SatllNty'• s-
FullerlO<I ?4, Va .. ntla U
ClfnltfO, S.11 Olt90 City i
P;otomer •• Cllallty J <Anyo<1J7 er .. o Rl .. "lelf 11 SouH•wetl•m I)
l'rlUy'sC•-Saturday'• 0.m.•
S....Ora•• B•~ ... 11iv.r\I0.11I SM!Oltl)IC ~
C.nyonet L• HabrA Sen 0 .. 00 at CllalltY
l!I Oor•doel V1•ont1• C11rvu 1 Sen letnardlno
CA•Ot:N O•OVE 1.IAGUf Paloma, et Soul~.,, tltrn
WL pp PA SOOTHIRHCALCON,.llll NCI Pac•nce 7 n n ,,
WL p,. p .. GlrO.n Grove 7 •• ,,
•loH<>nm , 0 "* J) Rfl'lt"'D1'1Mnl1o• , IA " S.nt1990 I I\ I\ Sen••-... 7 0 J4 • CVl>f'e\\ ' I n u Bol.;o (or •Nf~ , " 1' LAHMl)l)r ' i IO )I l0. .. ,,.100\ I , lJ 1' (iolMn W..•1 II 0 , lo Quint• n , •• 'II 0 ,. •8 ~h1nl•y'• hern LASoul"-•1
Pe<ltot A II L°' A"'IOO• I Lot An(l"IH CC 0 ,. ~\ ,,...,., 0•"'" Setwrdn • S<:.,_.
8o1'• Gr-~ •o S.enli•OO ot r"'rotll Cypreu'I l. .. Sout"w••I 1•
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l'.Clfl<• •• R•~IWI "'""''°' •t \ente Mof\1<1 )!, Harbor 4
9tlM°'..-de ""'a''' oa-. LA Southw9'1 n Golden _, .ot
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Sunday. OCtober 17, 11178 DAil. y I'll.OT A JS
-COll,ege Roundup .
F oothall Scores
EAST
Pe.o.nSt.27, SyracuseS
Pittaburch 38. Miami,
fla.19
Yale37, Columbla6
Colgate17, Pr1nceton7
Harvard 17.
Dartmouth 10
Pennsylvania 15,
Laf~ette14
Rutger82S. Lehilb21
Villanova 24.
Delaware24
WUUam & .M~ 21,
Navyl3
Brown 28, Cornell 12
Boston Col 14. W.
Vll'ginia3
Tulane 23, Army 10
Mofttclalr St. 2t, Wllllem P1tten.an • 1 Curry ll. Freml119ftem SI, 10
TnntO<I SL 21, S.tO<I H•ll lS N c. C.t'flfel 21, Ot1t-re 14
O tldel 10, Rl<M•ond 1
Soulflal'fl u. 20, J ecloton St •
Gtambl"'910. MhSIHIPD• Vel 7 l(uuto-St 3•. 0..YfttY St. 14 UDYle lS,Otle-re Val •
SNl)llefl)l)urg 7, LOCI< H.t"'°" 0
W.Stmn\lr, I'• SS, Frostburg 7
All>enV, N.V. ts, Cor11ana St. 14
GtO¥e0 1Y 11,Geneve•
New Hempslllre 34, C.nt. co,...ctJClA 21
..,,.Slty.,'3, Worteol9r Tech21
WI lml 119ton 2 I, And an Oft o "''laQ'-vU, W•s"· &Jell 1 Clnl\lusJS, 0s-os1. I\
C.W. POJt 16, Klngt Point U
H""'lllon 1•. Coll>y U Holstra tJ, Ford him 21
Man ec11Usett114, Rl'IOdah lend 1
AIC20, ltllace 19
Allred 20, Hol>lrt 6
Meu MtrlUmets,Bos<o1151 •
COSTA MESA CHAMPION -Alice Derby (right} defeated Frankie
Durst to capture the President's Cup championship for the
women's club at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club recently.
• Plymou111s1.1t NewHavenJ
Roclletter lO. W•oner 10
Oak Tree Race Entries
Ted•Y't El'tri.t. FlnlP•11:JOp.,,..
l'ltlST RACE -6 l11rlOMS., lMr
okls & uo. Ctelmln9. Puoe $t,OOO. o •. ,,. ...... once \16,000-Sll,OOQ.
Genii• Jeu tGonreletl 110
HI Zetle (N09uell
Rlver Oouoll IMtMl
StuctloOty lov IOfnlcolaJ
118
120
)(II]
THIRD RACE -•furlong• 1 .,....,
olO mlldenflllles. Puru SI0,000. My l'entl\Y 1si-mellarl
o.v11·1Tneno••1011 • ..-•• 1
llS
PS
Din's Hooley IGona terl ROMy Hill (Pineo I 0.vllOld II 10 11•..-H I
O>nlunctlon (M•hO•neyl
Dibud'"' l ol>lll CMcHar911t)
All W.ek End l<A•l•ned•I
A·L Gleuburg tr•oneo entry.
"' "' 1n Ill
110 lit
Retie! RA.icier IOonlcola)
WlnCISOl·s R•D CPlncay)
Penc l'OSl!gura IS'-m•hrl
FHqMlnq ICamc>H I
X111
Ito 117
117
T UMlllOh e Meoft IT Of'O I 11\ SIXTH RACE -l·lll6mllH h""
11~ olds. Allo11,,.•lCts. Puru '12,00Cl. O ndv Q, IV•ltnruele)
8ol0rl<a CPlnedel ICel\o• Kin <L•m1>erll
11 .. 1 .... n IOl•V¥e\ I
Nevacs. Butto~ IMcHergut'I
P.,...rol Floqhl ITo•ol
RoYllC•llonq ICalval
0r1..,Wt1oe1 IMMt•nerl
Ju• Olr 1Wor1manl
·~ :!1
11'
11111
)C II\
111
CountHS ,.eootr tPlerctl Oen•erO....n COlnlcolet
Nowtnna cPonceyl
P i
II\
)(1 It)
11\
lllOU9'TH •ACE I I 16 ""IH 1 v•11r otd m~•den coH'iii & Qllldll'\CJ'
Pu,..,~\10.000 AIMI Elltl-!e BolONult .. ~e IP .. rctl C.c>C.Audle CMene•
Mlradero l<A\lan.ciA>
ProuttMomenl (Pontovl
111 CAlnv'\ ll•l•<t (McH~rou~t
I ti Corr Tt1rttP (VerQard l
Ill O•lftCtlnSnow IOlnlCOl•I
Whli.Sl>rite CPlerttl
P,_C,,,.rlt lCHll llC'dll
A<k "'''t810 IOll•a<hl
118
"' 118
Sl!CIONO II ACI -6''1 lurlonq\ l
year old• l>r~d In c.111. Clalmln9
Purse i10,ooo. Clelmlng price
)(II)
118
118
118
'25.000-UO,OOO. Sll'Q!rled !Harris I
Humble Howera <Campas I T .. Merket IVtroara)
l1>t l.l(l"ll•orn IGonaelarl Light Opera IPlercel
,.l,.TN RAC:I! -About 4.,
11• furlongs Oft turf. l'llllts t. m.ores, J
uo yeer oldS I. yp, Allow•nces. Pur..., 110 '1'.000. ,,. A·Bubbltwln (Toro I 114
Tlva Jue <Cu ••ned• t 119 A·l'Tlncau Rain IT Mo I II• I I~ l.aclYOI Tiit Like IS'-ma,erl 11q
Racing Results
Al Sa~t• Aftlte
For Saturclly
F1Ri'T RACE -& tu•long• J ytilr
Clf)lllO••' Cldtm•t\Q Pun•M ODO.
~lloHo.le\s
f Plnc•y> 4 00 l 00 1 .0
._,, S PoilCY ITl>fOl I 00 1 00
H-y Fawn (Oln1col•I • 10
Tl...--1 lll'S
Also ren -NNt N' Nice. Greet..., lntrlquo. Ledy Lfbber, Al .. r Roed Gii. Julie'• Flalqht, Oun<1n Outlle\•,
RoYl l Merri11141 Scra1ci.a -Sc1.,.M, S<no BK·k.
SECOND RACE -UurlongL 2 VMr
oldllilltt.All-•ncu. Pune$11,000.
Ac1Vat1t• hoy
(Plnuyl 510 3 20 3 00
.,,,.11>e1 (Castaneda I • oo • 40
Frllf\<h ROia IGollrtltrl 6 00 Time-1.104/S
A.Ito ran A·Blb•. HollyllOCk, Thill's Solid, Crvstel Crowll. Oltnerlt .
Don f M.n1c. Fly Amen cane, •vi•• LVtlll. A·Hancock 111 & Peters ownood tn· trv
Scrllclled-Mun Collt•n
Dally Ooulllle, 7·H•lle Het•u • ,,_
Ad'.la11tt ae11y, l'tld 110.20.
TMIRO •ACI! -61urlongs. 3 .,.., Olds £ uo Cl Aiming. PuHt S6,SOQ.
Ne•Sl•me> IH-A•dl
Cl>"-eCteek ll'orol T,.. Foa <C.sieneaa>
3 20 ao H O
H O 160
1 <IQ
.S IO<t•, J.H1rrv't LltlhlllY i ~w ........ H~h .... Paid UU.00
SIXYM RACE ~ ') lurlona• Malden colls & geldlnqs 3 y .. rtllO\ A.
..., Purse110.000 C.On!on
lMcHaroUo> I 10 l IO ) 10 AtleqroV••I<~ !()onico••I 111 40 H .O OC~1A<1 F1re •No9ue1I •60
Tlmt-1 1'1 '
Also ren -S1>ant1ld C"ur-S1ar1 1119 Time. Boj<I Rapo.,rt Bold Hiii
Ne .. r Tutt, T lmbroo~ Cl\olun
Lowr.
No 1cratclles
SIVINTH ••ce I • "'''~·"" turf. l ye•r ol!I$ ~ ''" U on •11o..; Al
io ... "c" Pur" 1!1.000 A""°""t er
IC.>tenedel S 00 J 10 1.60
0 loae IT oro) s. lO 1 20
Au\!ln MICl!er IMcHMQu• o 2 BO Tlme-1,412/S.
Al\O r., -Chlo1 A~~ ll~noer. El
Erlrano. Ewact OuplkAt• Whole Fir. No scretchH.
U EHCtl, .. AMOUft(tr • •Diode, Paid JI?. SO
llONTH RACE -I I "'"'I"' )
v••r Old lll!le\. Hend ICl l> Pu••• UO OOO•clded Linde VI \ti ll•ndlca11 Hiii Hlltrlous IP,.rcel '~0 .. 0 )II')
4 00 l •0
Waler Of'Ollt IPlnc•vl Otaor,,,.n Otl'l'l>Olrd (Plnt'de I
Peccl.od <MtHarqu~ I
M•nne.ot.t Gus t01n1colAt Hot Wono IGontelezl
hf•of P•r•d1s,.. fC•,tar\ed•t ll•d Sensation 1ver9 .. ., Oynesllc Oull.e I Pi.rte 1
119
1(11) ...
11~ · ·~ Ill
SEVENTH •ACI! ' '"""""' FllH9'\ &. m.ar .. s, l ¥,...&, "'°' A ., (lh>lfl$(1 •llow•nt0\ Pu"• \lo().() FINI Co111'AQ" fl:OUIOI .. ,
\lo!AuV•nl ISl!orm•kt rl I,.
Bnb\M.1991• CMcHM9uel "' V••v~I l\le IOlnltole) 1(11!
S<lldrutlah tRamuet ) 1111l
M•\movola (Plorcel 111
Roun<1 llose !Haw&rd I 117
Cori•POl.'rate Be11e INoouer I 114 Sun Ft'sllval ICa~tantd•l 117
Kama'IO•• IM•nlnerl 11112
P,,( L•~I (Toro) "'
EIGHTH RACE -I"• mllt\onturl
S Y•"'r old\. H.,>dkap. Pu,.• U~,000 add@d Gron \JI HO ICl'lalfld Nn
Oiceo
S..mtUJt'U ITtWn)
Mon~C\Od'1 M Hnrou"'I
Kin~('•"• l\notm•"''"r I
D•tMQh•An j c.m,, .. ,,
Otv•·•o•o C•''dn•·'1•
~·tf P.,,.111 'V•'"'l·~r.1
••Olly Bov •M~n•
"' 1n
116
11)9
111
"' .. ~
NINTH lt•CE • • •6 mot,.., J
Vt•r old\ \ \.ID C ,.,,, ·"fJ Por\f
\1.000 c 111mu,qor1re\tO.OOO \4~
SQulrt Htnrl' Ca mo•' 116 llomo \/l lToro• •1n lo><l f()llure• I 16
Stronq Aw4rd ~Pint •'t' t11
Pffl Boa !SllO<oma•~r • "• Pt<1J1yl(it (Oonltfl•ll XllT
FIV!"9 Oon !Wo rtman I IA Un-Deck IHowMO• 00
0oc Tl!ome\ (MtM o 11D
~•lch Joa {Vero••• ""
Area Calendar
S.turd•Y 10<1. H I Footl>lll-O•na Hiii'-. Cnron~ d~I Mil• 11 Newoorl Herbor. Unl.er\lly
.-El Toro •t Tu'11n Cbrilh al Al,
Fullerton Colleqe el Oranoe Co••t Alve"ld• v1 Saddleb•<• a1 Mln lo"
V••to HIQh (both al 1 JOI
CrO!ts Collf'ltry CO\lfl M '"'Jt CorOl'M
<lei Mar Dana Hiii\ falson. E~I•"'
C•I Marina. Mat .. r 0"' •"Id Unfvttr,I ty •I Ml Siin A.nlonlo Coll•11•. C•• p,.. ty San Luoi ObltPO at UC. lr•IN II
a "I I
Wa!•r Polo Ml'.t Co•I• -. Corona
det W..r "'Newport H•rbOr t 1 om l,.
Fount••""•"•" •t Et Toro 110.t rn •
$1. Ulwr•n<• l I, Plallsburqll I~
Brldow•tr. Man. 14, w COMllCl•Cut 7 lluc~Mll 29, West Clltsln u
Edlnt>oroSt. I, Cieri on 10
E Stroudil>uro Sol. Men•lltld ~ i
TrlM v, Conn IS, Mlddltbury & Lycoming 14, Ju11lele 13
Mlllttsvl lot St. 20. Bloom•b..,.oSt ••
$1 "-ter·s U, FOU·Madl'IOn 1
UDYll IS. Otlaw•r• VII 9
Wldt""" U, Mo•evltll • All>rl(lllt 4 . Susquehanna T
BowlifloG<Hn 17, Kenl SI 13
Fmkln & Mer\111127. Oltll.lnson ::O• '' c.nv~urgte w. MaryldndO
l~ftOft V•I 13. Swuthmor~lt Milnllalt.en 7 Fllrlotlqh Oot k'W\l
M1111mo.1rg l8 Ur sinus 7 NewYork Tecl\17,BowloSt o
Uftlon 1'. R Pl 8
Wilil•lftl IS, BowdOln 0
MIDWEST
nlin o is 2 1, Purdue 17
Color a d o 20, Oki aho m a
StlO
Indiana 14, I o wa 7
l owaSt 2 1, M i ssouri 17
Cincinna ti 16 , T uls a 7
Nebra s k a 51, Kansas
StO
N o tr e Dame 41,
Or ego nO
Oklahoma 28, Kansas
10
Michigan 38,
Northwestern 7
Ohio St 30, Wis consin
20
Minn e sota 14 .
Michigan St 10
WichltaSt33, D r ake23
Oekot.aSl.40, S Oakot.a·Sprgfl01•
MicllenO t•. Ha\llng\ IJ MIHCNrl· Rolle zq, Cent Mln ouro 15 NW Iowa?) Y ... kton 16
\Nie ll•C• Sl 33 Or •U 23 Monot SI )I, JerT\flto..,, 18
N """°'' 7, llltnol• SI. J Belre•. l(an '· Belht l teen 1 BlaO Hiiis 'ii ?t 00 01• Wolyn 1~ Ct~!r• 1) Pr1ntlDI• 6 C.nl SI , 0 "• 11, Ll "'O!Slon 1
Ham•on. IJ, Auo~buro &
1Cu rntyS1 lt W••hburnq
Ntl>ra keWulvn 76 Oo~n• IJ
"'E Mln ourl ?O, SW Mtuouro 6 NE Oklelloma 1l, E. Canlral SI 11
N IOWUI, W1Yne SI. 0 NWO~l•lto,,,. 74, Panll&nolt SC 1 ~E Ololel\ome J3. Tarlel<>n <;1 11 5lt rllng 11, SW KAMU I ]
M ron l Ball St 0
11~1nenv. K•" 11. SI. Mdfy ~ I( •n 1
0U~Wl1 K•n. 781 Wllllam JPW"!Ol
P1t1\bur9llSI. •O. EmC>Orll St. 21
"'"" ?O. Neb C:oncordl• te M< P'11r'°n JS, I( ansu Wt \lyn 7
S1 Am bro\• 30. M.lrquelf• O
S Colorttdo 16. A.Otms St. 10
" P•ul Concord!•, IS, LO•H IJ Mhl•no JO, Faormont 7 Hllhdolo 36, Ferris Sl 0
MuSl>.tn9urn 14 woostarO
N Oa•o1• 'it 11 Auou\tane.S 0. 0
SI Jo .. 1111' Ind ll . Buller II
S.ntdlCllM 111 40. Cul.,.r·Slocklon 11
Eur•~• 19 NE 1111nol\ is
Grecolonrl 14 Tar~lo 1
lllltlOi\ 'OI l• IO WI WHlyn 1J
llllnol\ Wtslyf\ , , WA\"'"QtC>".Mo 0
Time-I 094 /S
Also ren -C•'"'"'"' Not•rv.
t<1<monlc Dene.er, Windy P11tblo.
No«11k"°".
Go Merell (Pinc •YI Granl• Sllfno IValu Quezl Tome -I OJ•S.
Also r.tn -S-tt Robborv Frtn m.,I, Ml1\ GelllveM. I C,Olng Prn-
nvgo-, OulntH Fennle. Peecetunv, ""'°""' G••lldY
Bast Takes Crown
FOU•TH ••Cl! 6 tur'°"O' 1 Y'f•r old ma Iden <Oil\ <\ geld I no>
""'• s•o.ooo Vonol'lno
!Pineo• 7 Ml 120 2 10
NOl'dl< Prince IM•Mrno i 1 40 7 70
Pl-ltll•lllTorol 1 loCI
Tlrno-1.101/S
Al\O "" -B lu~ Rttl. Gell.tnl Cher.....,, Ack of Oe\tlnv
Stretched -Gallen! Berbl-
~r•lcllf'<l-1.edyDf Tiie l •-•
NIHTH lllACll -, .... mllo l war
Olds lo "" Cleimlng. Pu,.• s11 llOO
Timmy's Tio
IM<Harguel • '° S?O 3 00 Motl Beqded IOll•ere•I I loCI l BO
541 .. ,. of Glau CNoguea I • 40
TlrN -I SOltS.
Also ran -o .. fd'• Wino•. Vladen, lrlMy Luc-y, Trlctl>\, Oano Slrand
Mlncemt•I
No tcr Ate "tt· l'lirTH RACE -6 turlonQ• J .,....,
ol<ft, All-'ncn . Pun~' 11,000.
Hln'V'S Lleblllty U l!ucl•, t•Tl"'"'''' Tip & 1·Mo!I ~ :~ l•o•d. P•ld\llU O. (Toro> U .10 11 IO
W.1tam Horlron (Plncay) • 20
PT•ldellcy IOlnlcolal HO
Tltnt -1 otJ/S.
Also ren -Prine~ Noot. II'• •
Holll>P. Chief O\lllv, Run Proud. Gol
MvBu<ll. NO\CralC""'-
JC Soccer
S..C..IC.llatt (JI II) Cel .. 11U1t SCC Korfft11; Cempbell, Cholold ...
M ike Bas t becam e the
firs t rider t o r e peat a s
U .S . n ational s p e edway
m o torcycle champion
when h e a nnexe d his
fourth c r ow n Saturday
night at the Ora nge
County Fairgrounds in
Costa Mes a before a
s ellout crowd of 9,170.
Bast, a winner o( three
previous championships
in the nine-year h istcry
of the event. had 14
points in firs t plac e . He
was foll o w e d in the
championship s tandings
b y Larry Sh a w of
Fulle rto n w ith 13 and
Bruce P e nh all o f Bal boa
with 12.
B a i;t, the m o s t d om i
n a nt rider in sp e edway
actio n this y e a r , also
h olds t h e California state
champio ns hip, the l rwin·
dale tr a ck crown and
was the winner of the
Fir ecracker d e rby.
His victor y Saturday
night wasn 't as c o nvinc·
ing a s his title a year ago
when h e had a perfect
score of 15 with runnerup
Dubb Ferrell h aving 12.
Sail around the world for $2.75
Announcing the biggest international sailboat show ever held on the
West Coast. You'd have to travel to shipyards ull over the world to find
such an enormous selection of boats and gear.
Come get your hands on all kinds or ~1ilboats-tall ship~ and short
ones, cruising ketches and racing sloop!) and dinghies built for two .
Plan your trip lo Long Beach now You wouldn't want to
. miss your boat! sf
Hours: 2 PM to 10 PM Tuesday-Friday. noon It)
10;30 PM Saturday and Mondoy, noon to 7 l'M
1 ?S:::=Sl;~Sunday. Admission: adults S2.75, child ren \I 6-12 yrs. Sl.50. under 6 fr.;c
Special event~
every d(l)'
Soutmmt C.alilornla Sailbocit Show, October 22·31, Long Beach .Am1a.
I rormcrlt tile L<>nt °'*" Sallbott $1\ow I
H.QIMr-..t, IH •? Nor11> P•rt.0
N~ 1Q. WI• ·Wlllte-lw 14
'"""' M. ..... , 11 ~OM-.."· Mwfl~Ot,. w.n-.10. u,.... 1 .. a 1a
W.Htlnoolt 14,l .l"lftOI\ 10
WUllMI ~ tO. SlntCMOft 1 Wlf.•SW....,, 1"t. o. w1a,~or6
K..,yo11 n. (M)u1"' o
5tJolwt•s,liflnn 49, Moo<hd Olnc.OfClte
0
C.ntrlll Mk" 16,, lfl0141M St. 11
Tt't'lor i.. 91\lfflon 1
W•Yft• St.,Mkh. U, 6ve11\vlll• M
Albion 28, l(•I--0 Gt.,.i Vel, 11, S.gt,..w • Man111t• u, 0.111,on 1
Norll'tWOOd.Mk.11.11, St.NOf11tf1 J
Oltlo 1t, Ml•ml, Olllo 14
WI n•n11tr9 ao, Olllo No rt 11ern 24 w Ml(n•n a4. Toteclo ti
Clpitel u. 2Q, Helclall>e'9 0
Art-SI. 41, s.mlnols 10 ee_.,., w .v •. n .c.11westw117
.. 11111, Minn. S4, 5IOUll F Ill• 1 Carro", WI,. ts, Mllllkl" 6
Cornell Col.,S, C.rle-D
Fr-llnt7. Geor91town 11 l(,,.,.:»,Coe S4
u. ... c.e , .. Ulktl•lld 1• MancllKtou 17, l!erlhem 1
-.moultl Col 4l, Grlnn•ll w
N C.Olor-41, Ft. HeyUO
Pe<u St. 21. Chedron SI. 2A ~OW>-HUlm.1127, 00ve1 N•H,..,,.U
S.OUOUI TectofS, Huron 14
Sl.Clo\ldSl.24,Moor~St a
Wlt..l.eCtosn 23. Wis,. Stout 7 Wl'--OsllkOUl U w,.,.Plal••Ale ll
SOUTH.
Alabama 20, Ten·
nessee14
Duke lS. Clemson 18
(tie )
Georgia 45, Vanderbilt
0
Maryland 17, Wake
Forest15
Mi s si ssippi S t 42.
Mephis St33
NC State 21, North
Carolina 13 ,,,..
Virgin ia Tec h 14,
Virginia 10
E .Carolinal7, VM13
Georgia T e ch 28,
Au.burnlO
F1orida 33, Flordia St
26
Kentucky 21, LSU 7
S. Carolina 10, Mis·
sissippi 7
Ll.OnQSIOn ~o. se Loulsl•,,. 10
..IChOll \ SI. 3. Ten ... ·M•rtln 0
Sall~bUry St. 17, JOIYll HocMtinl 0
Howard41. Vlroonl•Sl. IS
Ml"twill•,OeytonO
VCNnq>lown Jl. More.,.•d St. 7 HamDOe,.·Sydnev IS, Woh &L•7
llbe''-B•DIOSl?4, Brdqwater. Ve I)
NorlOI~ St. l•. H•motofl In\! 7 s.1..,, Col. 24, w II• wu1vn l
MIOl\Oft II. Devlc!Wn 11
W Dlttt'd 17 WhtLlberly O w V1rvlnlA SI 19. Kelltuc~• \t 111
C.rncol•·M•llon 36, J ohn C1rro1111
Mlrfb 9'own U. ~erl!H A&M 14 1t4114114~ 11. l!rnort .. ltlf'lrt
11 """ .. """'"" ..... ' Qt.,qjlnO 10. Mbt~l Ve~ it
MlllTWlt.14.MICI. T--· a.--n. 5W9•t•rn. Teooo." W,Carellll• 1 .. I . T_",_!t,O -"~'""" 10, S.tt.,NllX. W Altllt!N l t. )0, Albin'( $t,a
UN1 .. Mer""lllt 2• 1.olllll•11• T.c,.n, umer7
LOuhvlllt$6. NE LOUlll•ne.
.t.M\lln PMv 21. Nortlt Al•bilma 14
"'~tttvlll• 16, WlnJton·S.ltm 10 Mo. Soullltrn 4', l..lneoln O
SWl.O\lltl•n• 17, F11rmon 16 APINWM:lllen 51. d , Lenoir Rl!\IM7 t<no•vll .. ll, c;11rtt Ott, O TtM.•Cl\atl~ M, J.0-vllle
51.7 Te....-nlno1onv.~ .... 1t.10
SOUTHWEST
Hous ton26,SMU6
Tezu A&JI 24, Baylor
0
Arizona St 23, Texas-
El Paso 6 ' Texas Tech 37, lUce13
No. Texas S t 10, W. 1 Texas St 7
• 8ltho0 n, Teua Soulllt"' ll
Trl nltv. T ... u. Aus1111 Col. u
'SW Ttu•)4. StePlltn F .Aus1ono ltusA'16l. W.NtwMulco1
ROCKIES
BYU 63, S. Mississippi·
19
Montana St 2S. Idaho
St7
W yoming24,Ne wMex·
lco23
l<lell0'1. W.bwSt. f1
FAR WEST .
UCLA 62., Washington
St3
Oregon St 10 , Cal 9
Sta n ford 34.
Was hington 28
San Die go S t 21,
Paciflc15
San J ose St 34, Long.
Beach CSLB 8
Fullerton St SS. Santa
Clara 14
Hawaii 20. PorUand St
17
C.t0ovls1S. H•¥W•n1St.1• • Cal POly·SLO 11. FrKno St. IS
Humbolot SI n. S.C r1mento 1J
Mese t>. Westmn\lr. IJllll 16 'Molttler1',USIU 6 Montene 17, Bol\e St 1'
CA• Luth4'ren H, LI Verne,.
Wn ttrn St ,Co• 11,F1.Lew11n
C.I Poly·Pomon• a. H Arlrone 1
Nt~•oe llono «,Simon l'r1wr 1J Pee LuH>er.,.n. Llnfleld 10 Rtdl..,,d\ 14, At~• Pac Ille •
St W..rv ' Cat JA, <>'•oon Te<" 11 Norlllfldq<l l>l 4' U SMI Oleoo•
IWC Rolls, 48-6
Qu arterbac)(. Burt
Thorp scor e d five
touchdowns and Hunt-
ington Valley C hris tian
High pumme led Mid·
Cities Baptist of Sooth
Gate, 48·6, in Academy
League eight-man foot-
ball action Saturday
morning at Kais er Jr.
High in Cos ta M esa.
The Conque rors fro m
SCALP .••
Continued from A·l2
big series but the India n s
were unable t o m o v e the
ball against the s tubbocn
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Patient's Story
Heartenbig
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I By DENNIS M~LEUAN
Of Ill• oau, ,.l•enw•
J Tom Osborn is the active 58-
f year-old president d an aircraft
component manufacturing com-f pany. He plays golf and enjoys f doing house and yard work in his
Corona del Mar home.
He has gone for an annual
medical check up for the past 15
years and, despite a hernia In bis
diaphragm, always received a
clean bill of health.
He had no history of heart pro-
btems~unlil the evening of Aug.
23, a date he won't easily forget.
Thanks to the expertise of the
open heart surgery team at Hoag
~ Memorial Hos pital, he can tell
his story.
OSBOllNWAS home alone that
night; his wife, Virginia, was on
I vacation with their oldest grand-
daughter.
Having always been early to
bed, early to rise, Osborn retired
to the bedroom at 8::ll to do some
reading.
1 At 9 the pain began. I It spread from his chest to both
I arms. He began perspiring pro-
fusely.
"I felt like I had a ton of bricks
on my chest," he recalls. "It was
~ a very uncomfortablefeellng."
Thinking he had indigestion, be l took baking soda to relieve it. But ! the pain continued until 3 a.m.
FINALLY, he r eached for the l phone to call the paramedics. l _B11t the p ain, oddly enough;--
[
stopped as he picked up the re·
ceiver. He didn't call. '
The next day passed with no
problems. On Lhe following day he
came home from work about 9
p.m. His wife h ad returned and he
told her about lhe pain. He said
not to worry, that st must have
been indigestion.
"I had hardly s aid that when it
came again, only wor!>e,·• said
Osborn~ adding this time il even
traveled to his fingers.
lie knew it wasn't indigestion.
But neither of them considered it
might be a heart attack. Maybe,
they thought, it was the hernia. It
can produce similar symptoms,
they had been told.
BAD THEY known it was his
heart, they said, they would have
called the paramedlcs instead of
driving to Hoag Hospital.
By the time they r eached-ttre
emergency parking area-after
hitting all red lights-they were
nearly certain what the problem
was.
Osborn was examined. X-rays
-ere taken and tests made.
Tbe pain was relieved aod he
was placed in intensive care
where he was closely monitored.
It was discovered that the pain
was caused by two plugged heart.
arteries, which prevented his
heart from getting enough blood.
Told that open h eart sur-
gery-a double bypass opera-
tion-was advisable.Osborn
didn't take long to agree to the
surgery.
"111E CHOICE,'' he said, '<was
either having it done or taking a
chance on a major heart auack
surgery and Osborn, who was
He spent four days in intensive
care before having the operation,
which took about four hours.
"The nurses in inte~ve care
were so kind to ine:i~nd so cooperative, why, I kind Of hated
to leave," he said. "I can't say
enough good about the treatment
l had."
It has been six weeks since the
surgery and Osborn who was
interviewed at his home over-
looking Newport Harbor, was in
good spirits and seemingly in
good shape.
(See HEARTEN, Page8Z)
Daily Pilot Photos by Patrick O 'Donnell
-· Teamwork Saves Lives
By TOii BA&LEY
Of ttoe D•lt't "'._Ml•
An Oranee County cardiologist
who bQ sent moce than 100 pa-
llents to open he~ SW'&ery in
thel)ast ei&ht years feels that an
.. old school tie'' snobbery seems
to pervade tbatparticular field oC
cardiac care. •·n·s particularlY true of pa-
tient.a," he llot.ed -with a broad
grin. ..Those wbo'Ve had their
work done by Dr. DeBakey's
team in Houston, Dr. Kay's staff
at St. Vincent's' Los Angeles or
Dr. Shumway in Stanf<rd tend to
think they 're a cut above the rest..
so to speak."
"Reminds you of the Eton,
Harrow and Rugby complex ln
the British schools system," tho
specialist commented. "They
have many modern schools just
as good today but the old tradi-
tion and the treasured tie Unger on.••
.. THE S P EAKER, who prefers
not to be identified for p.ro-
fessional reasons, stressed that
his comments offer no adverse
rellecUon on the prominent heart
surgeons he named.
''Superb surJieons all and
they are pioneers to whom we owe
DAILY PILOT
SECTION B
Sunday, October 17. 1976
a tremendous debt c:l gratitude,"
he said. "Bull venture to say that
the heart patient of today doesn't
need to leave On.nge County for
anythln& short of a heart
transplant.
''That's what I tell any patient
of mine wb9 obviously requires
open heart work," be said. "I've
been telling them that for at least
the last three years and I haven't
had any cause to regret it.'• •
The speaker pointed to Hoag
Memorial Hospital in Newpott
Beach as a classic exampleolthe
community h ospital that has
ably proved it can produce what
many people sWl regard as a
medlcal miracle on a daily basis.
Dr. John Somernd.ike quickly
agrees while smilingly pointing
out that he and his colleagues on
the four-member open heart
team at Hoag look on their work
as more routine than miraculous.
''BUT THAT may be unfair,"
be conceded. "l'm sure it's a
miracle to the patient who bas
been given a new life in the
operating room and I'm sure it
will always be that to all such pa.
tients."
In other words, the Hoag
team's open heart efforts over
the past three years compare
favorably with any similar in·
stitution anywhere in the United
States. ·
"And I want to stress that I am
speaking for the team," he said.
"That includes sur&eons, sup-
portive staff, nurses, hospital
workers and a s plendid Hoag
board that made it all possible."
Ors. Somerndike, William
Oster mm er, John Hengesh and
John Prews have been given
facilities and sophisticated
equipment that are the envy or
many other open heart surgery
teams.
"WE HAVE asked for and been
given the very latest in backup
and lHe support equipment,"
Somerndike said. "We have the
kind of present day hardware
that has made it possible to make
such surgery safer to a point un-
dreamed or seven or eight years
ago.''
He b elieves that the team,
which performed open heart sur-
gery on 85 patients last year, will
find when the time comes to take
the 1976 tally that they have
topped the 100 mark ror the first ·
time at Hoag.
"Growth is inevitable." he
said. "We are ferving, In terms or open heart surgery, an area
that stretches from Seal Beach to
San Clemente and it's a growing
area.
Hoag's board launched the
open heart program three years
ago. The specialty team believes
that a decision reached at that
time bas been a major factor in
the resulUne success story.
.. HOAG DECIDED to·emploi
one team of surgeons despite lhi
fact that most hospitals mak2
their facilities available to
number of teams," Somerndlke
said.
''Look at It this way," he said.
"We have achieved a qunllly con•
trol a nd a smoothness of opera~
Uon that, I think, ls only possible
with one team of surgeons using
this facility.
"It works and it works well. It
keeps the variables down in a
field of surgery where you don't
want them. It helps us to better
monitor the performance of a
aurglcal team th at values this un·
usual relationship and wants to
keepltthis way." ·
Somerndike feels that a grow·
\ng open heart program at Ho~
can continue to do exactly that if
the institution does not fall vic-
tim to the hospital restructuring
policies of the Orange County
Health Planning Commission.
"PLANN ING thinking at the
moment is that such specialized
!unctions as open heart surgery
should be limited to as few
hospitals as possible," he ex-
plained. "Hospitals performing
below a certain volume of such
surgeries would l ose their
federal grants and that would be
a tremendous blow."
Perhaps four of the nine
Orange County hospitals cur-
rently providing open heart sur-
gery facilities will continue to do
so after health planners have
established their awaited
guidelines.
''I'm sure Hoag will be one of
them," he predicted. "We are the
only hospital serving the coastal
area in th at sector of surgery.
"And that's an important point
quite apart from the need to
prove our case to the planning
people,'' the surgeon said.
"IT IS A trem endous boost. to
the morale of the patient from,
say, Costa Mesa or Huntington
Beach if he knows that he will be
in a Newport Beach hospital in
close proximity to his family and
friends."
That same community ideotity
makes an impact when Hoag
seeks donations to preserve and
expand its open heart unit.
"We get a lot of financial help,
but then, we need it," he said.
''Former heart patients come
through with donations that
reflect their gratitude and that's
also a boosttous."
Surgeons, anaesthetist~.
nurses, aides, X·r ay operators.
laboratory technicians and the
gl eaming eq uipme nt that
represents an investment of
many thousands of dollars -
Somerndike puts it all into words:
"team effort. ..
As surgery team performs and anesthesiologist monitors vital signs, the hesf! tung machine (top) circulates and aerates patient's blood outside of body.
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willing to accept any suitable position at this point. What I
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Disabled Children Puzzling
Learning, ror most cl us, is a frurly ef·
forUess procedure. We don't remember
the day, bul. somehow we learned to read
and write.
For anywher e from two to eight
million bright children ln thls country,
however, learning is a difficult, dis·
couraglng and rrustraUng experience.
These children are learning-disabled,
for reasons that have yet to be explained.
THEY ARE the Puzzle Children, the
subject or a new publio television
special, hosted by Julie Andrews and
Bill Bixby a iring
Tues., Oc t. 19 at 8
p.m . and Sunda y,
Oct. 24 at 6:30 p.m.
on KCET, Channel 28.
If a chHd is getting
B's and C's when his
,parents think he
abould be getting A's,
ehances are he's not
teaming-dis a bled,
Julie Andrews cau·
Uons in the special.
However, there are
• some real symptoms
MARK
of a learrung diaablli·
ty, and Ms. Andrews
and Bixby i ntroduce
four l e arnlng -
disabled youngsters.
Three are:
-Mark, 13, loves
to read Plato, play
the piano and swim;
but his balance and
coordination are ex·
tremely poor. He can•
not run or play ball
,. well. Even his walk· LYNN ing seems awkward.
These difficulties are
a res\llt of poor con·
trol of the large mus·
cle groups. }le also
has trouble witfi fine
muscle control -so
cutting, drawing, and
writing are bard for
him too.
-Lynn, 9, has dif·
ficulty identifying
s ounds, ble nding
them into words or
breaking words into
individua l sounds. ICINO&LL
She r eceives word and read1n1 drills
from a special learnlng-diubility
teacher, and she bas made so much pro-
gress that soon she will not need extra
h~o. _
Kendall, 14, is still having serious pro-
blems learning to read. Watchin1 him
read out loud is a paintul experience: he
leaves out words and word endings, con·
fuses one word wlth another, and
stumbles over new ones. Since few pro-
grams for learning-disabled teenagers
exist, his next step ls still undecided.
Unfortunately many "puule
children" grow up without help. Mac, 33,
is also a guest on the hour special. He is
married, with three children and holds
down a responsible job at a large cor·
poration.
SEVEN MONTHS ago be could hardly
read -or write. Today he's attending
college.
ln elementary school, Mac was known
as a slow learner. As a teenager, he
spent two years in an institution for the
mentally retarded.
On bis own he hired tutors and even
considered bypno.tism -unW his pro-
blem was correctly diagnosed.
Career
Classes
Repeat~
For the &econd year,
Marina High School is of.
f eri ng Its Business
Certificate Program for
providing sec(etarlal,
general offic e and
management skills to
make students employa-
ble upon graduation.
The program also can
prepare college-bound
students for good paying
jobs while they are going
to school, according to
George Green, Marina
Business Departmeot
coordinator.
:: _ SURGICAL ARENA IS FILLED WITH PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED HANDS
"WE ARE finding a
good r esponse in the
business c om munlty
because businessmen
need trained personnel,"
said Green, "The
certificate insures the
businessman that he is
gettin g a qualified j:imART~G RESULTS OF SURGERY. • •
! : ·: (From Page Bl)
: :tlis recover y. in fact, has been ~ ~ft. He was even sitting up in a
• chair for meals the day after the
; operation.
• ason lo believe I ha\'e a Jot of
miles left on me now."
or five miles a day. He said he en·
joys it. "This may sound silly,
but I like to hear the birds and
look at the fl ower s," he s aid. "I
go out and walk and just see a lot
of things l never had time for
before."
employe."
The program requires
a student lo take specific
business courses over hi s
er her entire high school
career . · .
The s e cretarial
/"'/
DISCOVER
INSIDE PARKING ON 3~LEVEL~
CONVENIENT TO All STORES
5oath (oast ?lua
HOW DID h e feet befor e he
went in?
"I would be wrong in saying
you're not anxious," he said.
·'But I also knew I was in good
health, had never been over-
yteight and don'L smoke. I had
~rything going for me. WaiOng
lie said an instruc tional
booklet the hospital gives to
heart patients was helpful in ex·
plaining what h e had to go
through and m ade him less ap-
prehensive.
HE SAID he's anxious to get
back to work and in fact talked
his wife into a 30-minute visit to
the office a week after the opera·
Lion.
division of the program lir.=:=:=:=:==::=:=:=:=:==:=:=:=::==:=:=:=::==:=::==:::;=il helps studen.ts prepare
se four days was the tooghest
g."
e said he reels better than he ~ in years. Although he was ~ays early to bed and early to
i e, he got up feeling tired. Now
eels rested in lhe morning.
'I jus t feel l was ver y
fi tunate that I didn't have any
heart damage . I have every re·
AFTER THE oper ation, he
said, he was visited by a member
of Mended H earls, a group of
heart surgery patients who help
others on the road to physical and
emotional recovery.
"I never saw such a ball of fire
in my life," he said. "He wanted
to put my mind at ease and he
certainly did." Osborn s aid he ls
more than willing to talk about
his experience to anyone who is
facing the operation.
He has been put on an exercise
program and is now walking four
He hopes to be b ack at work, at
least part-time, in a week.
He's grateful for the numerous
cards, nowers and phone calls he
received . Many were from peo-
pl e he hadn't seen In years.
''I had forgotten how many
friends I had," he sald, summing
up the entire experience: "I just
got a different outlook on life
from the whole thing."
for careers as steno-
graphers, executive,
l egal a nd medical
secretaries.
The management
division offers training
for future businessmen
or office managers.
lnterest9d students
should contact the
Marina High School
Business Department or
theirt counselors, Green
saJd.
~osts, ESP
Seminar Topic A''~~ of FABRICS
Psychics, ghosts and
ESP? Are they simply
products of an overac·
live imagination?
Mark Shafer and J ay
Dullard, doctoral can-
......,di_!!ates in psychology at
: U'--Irvine will present a
: four·p:irt lecture series
~ at Orange Coast College
;, on a survey of pnra-
: psychology.
:': The series will meet
.lrom 7:30 · 9:30 Mondays
:·beginning Nov . 1 in ~ "OCC's fine arts hall 119. 1 .Admission is free.
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Linda Blue and Doug Sulley. working as a team and
with the assistance of their staff, arranged over
$2 ,000,000 in loans on residential properties during the
first six month s.
From Seal Beach to San Clemente and from Saddle-
back Valley to the shoreline, property owners appreciate
the friendly attention and efficiency of the . Newport
Equity Funds Loan Department.
If yotrre a property owner and need capital, call Linda
Blue or Doug Bulley for Information . The number is
644-8824 . They work together to help you.
Newf!ort Equity
rrunds ,Inc.
Real Estate Brokers
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Good Dee d e rs
Ultra Helpful
For the last four years, members of the
Plus Ultra Club have been gathering to make
lap robes and tray favors for convalesceot
hospitals and visil shut-ins of the Huntington
Beach area.
Funds received from such events as a re·
cent bazaar all ~o to local philanthropic pro·
jects.
THE CLUB grew out or friendships made
in a Huntington Beach Baptist church, which
merged several years ago with one in Foun·
lain Valley. Members of one of the women's
circles. realizing there might be litUe op·
portunity for fellowship once the merger was
complete, decided to meet on an independent
basis
Sever al other denominations now are
represented in the group, which meets the
third Friday of every month at 11 a.m. in Lake
Park Clubhouse. Inte rested women are
welcom e. according to the preside nt. Virgie
Costner
You Ca" Delp
Requests in 118
P t'r:-.011s who fit lhl'SC "wanted" dcscrip·
lions may call the West Orange County Volun·
tary Action Center's Outreach office in Hunt·
in~Lon Beach, 9f..0·33l2 or 530-2370, for mor e de·
tails
I\ community ('l'nll'r in Huntington Beach
needs a back-up pl·rson who can entertain
children think ur an act1V1ty, plc.iy a musical
instrument or t•njoy ~porb "hen there are
no or~nnized program.., under way Volunteers
can work any duy ofthewt:ck
A m:ik adult or <l couple are sought to be
adviser for Teen N1,::ht F'r1days at c.i Hun·
tington Beach recreational rac1hty
The Anim al Assistance League has
scheduled a membership coffee for Oct. 24 for
persons 1 ntcrei.ted in helping at the Hunt-
ington Beach offiCl' or the county animal
shelter
D e lp for You
Protect Cats
Cat owner s used to be told it wasn't
worthwhile to vaccinate their cats against
rabi es. But that is changing, says a slate
health offi cial.
Dr. George I.. Humphrey or Berkeley.
chi cf publi c health vcter inari a n for
California, s c.iys voluntary vaccinations of
cats ar<' now h<.•ing recommended officiaJly,
especially 1n rural area.<, where the incidence
is high<'r
ONE REASON 1s that over the last 15
years. there have been slightly more cases of
rabies among cats than dogs -thanks mostly
to the widesprC'ad compulsory vaccination of
dogs. The number has been small. however :
about 35 a year
Uni Perm
is today's
-answer for ~
both of you.
UniPerm 17 88 Reg. 22 50 •
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Sondey.October17. 1976 DAILY PILOT 8 3
School Bus a Yellow Peril?··
WASHINC TON (AP) On Oct 2, 1967, four
sleepy-eyed students boarded a school bus in
Waterloo, Neb., ror theJr lru,t ride to class.
They died minutes later when a Union
Pacific fteigbt ripped the bus apart, twisting the
sheet metal skin and exposing sharp, lethal
edges. The nine other children aboard were in·
jured. some or them on the exposed edges.
Federal inve1t.1g ators later would label them
child-l acerattng "cookie cutters."
Investigator s from the National Transporta·
tion Safety Board round that the bus came apart
too easily. Joints failed under too little pressure.
Seats ripped from the noor. Children riding in
the dh;tntegrated portion were tossed about and
"probably· ;truck many hard and sharp sur·
faces."
IT WAS THE ftr~t ume a rederaJ agency had
found fault with the way most of the nation's
250,000 school buses are made, although indepen-
dent testing laboratories previously had repor ted
problem s
Yet., it would be another five years before the
government would pre>pose the first r egulation to
improve school bus construction. And it will be
April 1, 1977, when the three federal regulations
finally agr eed upon go into efrect
Why the d elay" Because the National
Highway Tra ffic Safet y Administration
<NHTSA ) found that there weren't that many
fatal school bus accidents. despite the safety pro-
blems.
"WE FOUND IT <school bus transportallon)
was the safest modt:ol transportation we had. bar
none," says Bob Boaz, the NHTSA's public in·
formation ofri ccr. "Wf.' had a li mited a mount of
funds and we're deahng with the whole spectrum
of highway accidenti-. So when we looked at
priorities, there w<1s no way to suy 100 fatalities
here should he a hi~h priority when we h ad so
many more being kill<.'<i in pas:-.t!ngt>r car :-.. But
then Congr ess got invol n'CI and said the heck with
co~l benefits, issucsoml•slandards. sowcdid ..
The NHTSA ·~ three n •gufallons will have
the force of I aw. unless overturned by Congress.
How effective will these regulations be? One
of them. designed to eli minate '"cook ie cutter'"
edges. h as a loophole that allows manufacturers
to make a school bus's metal skin even thinner
and less safe than it is today. The manufactur,ers
say they won't ui.c tht.> loophole. Another re-
gulation, aimed at keeping the roof from collaps·
ing when a bus overturns, relies on a test that
even the NHTSA once said wouldn't determine if
the roof were really safe.
And the third. requinng padded bus seats
and seats designed to hold children 1n place dur·
ing an accident, is not as strong as originally pro-
posed. The oril(inal regulation specifi ed scat
backs eight or nine inche:-. higher than they are
on most buses today.
BUT SCHOOL udmimstralor:-. argul·d that
this might cr cJll<' a disciplim• prohlcm because
drivers wouldn't bl• <tbl c lo :-.ce children So thl·
NHTSA compromised with <• r e,gulatton tlwt
adds four or fi ve inches to prc'icnt scat buck<.
Until now. there hn\'C been nu federal r egul a·
tions governing school hus(·s. And no st ate has
set a i.afely regulations as strong as thf.' NHTSA
rules effective next spring
Despite their shortcomings. lhl' :\TllTSA a.i
the six principal manufactun•r-. r>f 'iC'hool liust·..,
believe the regulations will produce !>afer buse-..
once the buses now in u"<.' aTl' r cplact>d . That will
take a decadt• or more
Meanwhil<:, more than 20 m1llton children
ride those traditioni,Ll yl'llow school buses each
school day. F ifteen to 20 are killed and 5,000 are
injured in an a\"eragl') car, according lo redcral
statistics
THAT'S NOT an alarming accident rate The
buses avoid accidents by traveling slowly. other
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dri\•ers wutch out '°" them, und school bus
drivers are good dnvers, Rep. Les Asp1n (0 -
Wis.) explained at a congre~s1onaJ hearing in
1973. But he a dded: "School bu cs are probably
the u nsafesl vehicles on the r oad because when
they are involved 1n an accident, the results are
often catastrophic. Today's school bus is shoddi·
ly constructed. "
Dr. Stanley J . Behrman, representrng the
American Society or Oral Surgeons. told the Na·
tional Safety Council in 1972 that nearly 10 per·
cent of the 16,000 children treated by society
members in one year were injured on school
buses.
"Injuries to the jaw caused by children strik-
ing the metal bar across the top of the seat in
school buses ma ny times cause per mane nt de·
formities and. .a Child With 3 facial deformity
may not achieve his full potenllaJ in the world."
he said.
Why then do school districts bu) the unsafe
buses -those made by attaclung a riveted, sheet
metal bus body to a truck frame and m otor
purchased from an outside supplier ? This type of
construction, which is about half as expensive as
buildlng the bus b a unit, is used for 97 percent of
the school buses made today. The remrurung
thre~ percent arc saft'r They are mostly buses
rnade as a unit, much ltke the commercial busel.'
that carry p assengers cross-country
SEN. CHARL~ Percy {R Ill.> noted during
a 1973 rongr css1onal heanng that school ad·
ministrators usually purchase buses from the
lowest bidder. ·'So long as thcr o urc not adequ ale
standards, then the bids come in for a school bus
but not necessar ily for a safe S<'hool bus," Per<·y
said. He added that school admirustrators have
not been trained todeterm1nc safrty factors
Between 30,000 and 35,000 school buses are
made each year. Most cost $12,000 to $15,000. The
new r egulations arc expected l~ add Sl ,200 to the
price of each bus.
The problems of school bus construl'l1on
were la.id out in a special report by the National
Transportation Safety Board in 1971 The board
found th at many injuries in two Alabama school
bus accidents were.caused by ''the laceration of
child passengers by exposed edges of the bus tn·
terior sheet metal, including the ceiling ·
•~ l"lwto
Dummies being prepared for crash test to check school bus safety.
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Social Scene
Despite high temperatures succumbing to
fog-weather that could discourage the
hardlest-4SO staunch supporters turned out for a
garden party benefit.
The seijlna was Roger's Gardens, Newport.
Beach, and the charity was Multiple Sclerosis
Society. With tickets selling at $25 each, plus
generous contributions. more than $18,000 was
made and more donations are being tallied.
Funds will go for much needed research, an·
nounced Richard Hausman, who served a s
chairman with Willard Voit.
The devastating disease, be said, afflicts
some 800 people in Orange County; most are
young adults. Medical research in this area is at.
a critical stage of development and is heavily de-
pendent on funds raised by the national society.
(Ann Landers ~
~ Paying the Debt ..
·~ Key to Freedom
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am not writing for advice,
I ·m giving it. Recently I volunteered to collect money for an
organization that helps the underprivileged. I went around
and got several pledges and quite a lot of money in cash.
I turned in the pledges and put the cash in an envelope
in my dresser drawer. Whenever I needed some expense
money I went to the envelope. Before I knew it all the money
was gone ..
The organization kept asking for the money and I kept
malting up excuses I was loo ashamed to admit what I had
: done. Finally I decided to write them a letter telling the
• truth. I felt like a new person the minute that letter went into
• the mailbox.
Please tell your readers if anyone has a similar pro.
blem the best thing to do is confess. It's the only way to clear
• your conscience. RELIEVED AND HAPPY
DEAR FRIEND: You may be "Relieved and Happy"
but don•t delude yourseU into thlnking the score Is settled.
Voa owe tbat or1anhation some money. If you don't know
exactly bow much, take a guess and start NOW to save
whatever you can and repay them. When the money Is re·
paid yoa wlll have earned the right to a clear conscience.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: You published a letter from a
person who asked: "Why, Ann Landers, do you rate
yourself above God by encouraging a woman to have plastic
surgery just because she hates her nose?" The fool who
WTole to you 11eems to think God intended for us to go
through life exactly as we were born, doing nothing
whatever to improve on what nature bas wrought.
I'd like lo ask that person a few questions. If you get
sick, does it mean you should do nothing to get well because
God wants you to die? If you have defective vision, should
you not get glasses because God doesn't want you to see any
better? Ir your child has a cleft palate or some other birth
defect, should you just accept it as God's will? Please
answer all those questions honestly, then answer this one:
Why shouldn't people go to plastic surgeons who can help
them LOOK better It they want to? -NEW YORK
TIIEOLOGJAN
DE.(R THEO: Tbulia for briDflnl some logk to •
lop11decl arpment. I'm wit.II you.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was interested in the letter
from the teacher who wrote and said we need to get back to
basics in our schools. She is SO rl&ht! The number of stu-
dent.S who 1et Into hleh school these days and can't read,
can't wrlte and can't spell is appalling. I see them every
day. And it's not their fault. They should have been stopped
somewhere along the line. But teachers tend to promote the
• "problems" to get rid of them.
What is needed Is the irrevocable requirement that
school administrators go back and teach at least one term ln
the classroom every five years. They can't see the forest for
the tr~s. Ask any teacher. The trouble is at lhe top. -·
P'RUSTRATEOINIOWA
DEAR IOWA: I DID uk aeveraJ teacbera in Chlcago
ud U..7 all ••reed with you. Wouldn't It be a sreat break
for oar kids 11 someone did somet!llnl about Hf It SOWMls
De aa Idea wb~se Ume bas come.
Ann Landers discusses teenage drinking -its myths,
Ill reallUes. Learn the facts by read1n1 "Booze and You -
For Teenaaers Only." by Ann Landers. Send 50 cents ln coin
and a long, stamped, sell-addressed envelope to Ann Lan·
den, P .O. Box 1400, EJain, Ill. 60120
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Hostesses are Lucy
Thomas and Cathi
Tucker (a bove);
party-goers
inclu de (above,
right) Beth
Nordskog, Joe
DeMarco; Rich
and Nancy Dickson
·(left) and Cynthia
Ryan and Lisa and
Ron Bills (right).
.
MRS. CARR MRS. WHITE MRS. FORBES
Ceremonies Performed
Carr-Perez
Heidi Suzanne Perez and T.
Jack Carr. both of San Pedro,
were married in St. Francis
Episcopal Church, Palos Verdes
Estates.
The bride, daughter of Mrs.
Harry R. Per ez of ltuntington
Beach, graduated from Edison
High School.
Her hus band attended Long
Beach City Coll ege and gradual·
ed from Los Angeles Harbor
College. His parents are the
Thomas Carrs of Harbor City.
The newlyweds will live in San
Pedro.
* * •
White-Jenkins
Home in Costa Mesa are Mr.
and Mrs. Kevin White who were
married in the Central Baptist
Temple, Huntlniton Beach.
The form er Darla May
Jenkins is the 11augbter of Mr.
and 'Mrs. LesUe Jenkins of Costa
Mesa. She is a graduate of Costa
Mesa Hl&h School and ls study·
Ing at Orange Coast College.
Her husband, SOD or the Gene
Cunnlnghams of Huntington
Beach, graduated from Marina
High School.
•••
Forbes-LeBus
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Newport Beacb was the
setting for tbe marriage
ceremony linking Roberta
LeBua of Costa Meaa and
Raymond Franklin Forbes III.
Tbe bride ls the daughter ot
Robert Lincoln LeBua Jr. of
Houston and Mrs. Hamilton B.
Pearce, Newport Beach. Her
husband's pareou are Mr. and
.. •
Mrs. Raymond F Forbes Jr.,
Newport Beach.
The new Mrs Forbes earned a
BS degree in journalism at the
University of Oregon and her
husband received an AA degree
at Orange Coast College.
The newlyweds will live in
Costa Mesa. . .. .
Brown· Titus
Stephen Brown of Sou th
Laguna claimed Nancy Tltns as
his bride during ceremonies con·
ducted in the San Marino Com-
munity Church.
Parents of the newlyweds,
who will live in Huntington
Beach, are Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Titus of San Gabriel and Mr.
and Mrs. Grover Brown, South
Laguna.
The bride graduated from San
Gabri e l Higb School and
California State University at
Long Beach. Her husband ls an
alumnus of Arcadia High School
and USC. He affillated with Kap-
pa Alpha.
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Ashton-McCluskey
James Ash.ton. son of the Win·
ton Ashtons of Balboa claimed
Karin McCluskey as h.is bride
during 1arden ceremonies con·
ducted in Denver.
The bride is the daughter or
Mr. and Mn. E. P. McCluskey
oC Denver, where she attended
school.
Her husband Is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School
and attended California State
University, Long Beach.
Tbe newlyweds will live in
.Newport Beach.
Avery-Potter
A garden ceremony was
selected by Kimberley Polter
and Stanley T. Avery for their
wedding at La Caille-Qua.il Run
in Alta Canyon.
Their parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick W. Kuster of
Pauma Valley and formerly of
Corona del Mar and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert M. Avery 111 of
Wayland, Mass.
The newlyweds will live in
Riverton, Utah.
• • •
Messenger-von Harz
Mr. and Mrs. James L. von
Hart of Monarch Bay announced
the marriage of their daughter.
Kathleen Ann von Harz and
Richard A. Messenger, son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Messenger and
Robert Messenger, San Diego.
The bride is a student at
California Stale University, San
Diego and the bridegroom attends
Mesa College. They will live in
San Diego.
•••
Murphy-Desmond
St. James Episcopal Church,
Newport Beach was the selling
for the man-iage of Linda Susan
Desmond and Douglas Gene
Murphy. •
Their parents are Mr. and
Mrs. David R. Desmond of
Newport Beach, Carl Murphy,
Phoenix aqd Mrs . Con Ivy,
Rialto.
The bride attended Newport
Harbor Higb School and her
huaband is in bis flnal year at
Loma Linda University, S<!hool
of Dentistry
The newlyweds will hvc in
Loma Linda.
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Calendar
IRVI NE ZONTA CLUB: In·
ternational President Madame
France de la Chaise-Mutin will
present the charter to the new or-
ganization during a dinner meet· ·
ing Wednesday, Oct. 20 .
The event will begin with a 7:30
p.m. r eception in the Registry
Hotel, Irvine.
DEDICATION : South Coast
Community Hospital will be the
scene of ceremonies at 2 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 20, to dedicate
the Auxiliary-c reated ClaJre de-
Ford Memorial Garden.
The garden is named after the
lateClairedeFord, a member and
board treasurer.
LEGAL SECRETARI ES:
Orange County Harbor Area
members will have the annual
Bosses Night dinner at the \
Airporter Wednesday, Oct. 20.
Highlighting the evening will
be the announcement of "King
Boss" for the year. He is selected •
by a panel of Judges from letters,
written by members describing
why their employers should be so
honored.
AAR P : Dr. Ronald Lapkin,
surgeon and physician, will be
the speaker at the 1 p. m. meeting
Wednesday, Oct. 20, in Murdy
Park Center. 11 untington Beach.
BUSINESS AN D
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN: The
Newport JI arbor group will meet
at 7: 15 p.m Thursday. Oct. 21, in
the Mcsu Verdt' Country Club.
Speaker will be Elaine Joseph
Weinberg, lrial lawyers board
member, who will d1scuss the
ERA and cover many facets of
equal responsibilities and op·
portunilies.
YWCA: Planning Key to a
VersaUle Wardrobe will be the
topic of Marci a Yust at the Y · I
Women's meeting at 9:30 a.m.
Thursday, Oct 21, in the Sant& J
Ana facilily J
MANO CON AMOR : The I ChHdren's Home Society aux·
lllary in Irvil\e is h aving a mem·
bership coffee at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 21. tn Big Canyon '>
Country Club. •
DUSTY WINGS: A mem• i
bership reception for all former '
stewardesses will take place at ~
7:30 p.m . Thursday, Oct. 21, in )
the lrvlne home of Karen Kiper. ,
Mel"'1bers represent 22 dlf-~
ferent airlines. Their charity last
)'ear wa s se nding uo-
derpr1vlle1ed c blldren ln Oranfe
County to lbe SlllvaUon Army's
Summer Camp.
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Cars Will Run Okay • • • Y ~u Expected More?
LOS AN<; ELES <AP > "The ignition has
thr e(' pos1t 1on!'> on. off and lock," Dave
Schwartz is tellrng th1• young woman at the car
rentaJ counter "Oe !'lure lo leave it in 'lock' so no
one will ~teal the c::ir "
The womJn looks over at the dust-covered
automobile she 1s n •nling There are no inside
door handles The ~pattered paint 1s sandpile
brown. It could bl• .1 t'he\'rolel. But as she turns
back to Schwartz. ht•r face gives no indication
that his warning ma\' be supcrnuous.
Instead. sh1.• pl'l!<> the gray and-while cat
Dave Schwartz
amid spare tires and
batteries at his agency
where the equipment
looks better than cars.
FREE SEMINAR
''INVESTING IN 10% TRUST DEEDS"
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many'.11>v,.ird•l'1Q bnn.,1°rs or using h1Qh yield low nsk trust
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Huntington Beach (714) 848·2225
Date : October 20 1976 Tlmt: 8 oo PM. Place:
Union Home loons t 7552 Bosch Blvd . Swte O,Hunling
ton Beoch Caklorn1a 92646
'Presented By
UNION HOME LOANS
t 7&5l Beach Btvd Ste O Huntington Be&eh, Ca 92646
N1ho1fs Largest Home Loan Brokerage Flrm
29 Offices lnrouohout C1l1fom1i and Arizona
lou nging on the counter, talces her key and de-parts.
Nearby, another young woman is getting her
checkout tnstr uctions. The hood on her 1967
Mustang bears the scars al years-earlier col -
lisions. The upholstery is leaking stuffing.
''I DON'T KNOW if they told you
watch the water on this car," the ponytailed at·
tendant says. He poi nts to where the gas pedal
might normally be.
"You press down on the metal piece just like
a pedal was ther e," he explains. ''A lot or our
Mo:ttangs are th al way." The woman nods slow-
ly and drives oH the same way.
ln case you haven't guessed, this car agency
is neither No. I nor No. 2. It may not even be
ranked. It's Bundy Rent-a-Wreck, where $175
will get you one month and 1,000 free miles on a
1962 Ford Falcon, 1964 Plymouth Valiant or 1965
Rambler.
Rent-a-Wreck offers rot.ten-looking cars that
run well and, says Schwartz, business is so good
that the next tim e he couJd let you have one of his
500carsis mid-November.
Schwartz, an affabl e, low-key man whose
normal working costume is a baseball cap, old
shirt and torn blue jeans, used lo sell used cars
until 1970, when a 1964 Buick Skylark he had sold
a woman earJier in the day broke down.
THE WOMAN asked if she could use the S225
purchase price to rent another of his cars for the
three months she was lo be in town and Schwartz
agreed
At the end of the three months, he recalls, "I
had the $225, and I still had the car and I thought .
·wen. this wor ked out pretty well."
"People called us 'Rent-a-Wreck· in kind of a
loving way,·· Schwartz remembers or the early
days "They'd send in checks to 'Rent-a-Wreck.•
"Then one or our cars was stolen, and the
highway patrol round it on the Hollywood
Freeway. T hey filled out some kind of form and
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under 'Condition of Car" they put 'wrecked.' But
it wasn't wrecked, it was just fine. The thieves
had just run out of gas."
SCHWARTZ SAYS about 90 percent of his
customer s are actors or actresses in town to
work for two or three months. Some of his cars
are named for former renters. There is the Sarah
Miles Volkswagen and the Don Mer edith
Rambler, for example. Singer J anice Ian still
drops by occasionally to visit.
Rent-a-Wreck employs a crew of mechanics
whose job it is to see that the cars run well. If
thereis a br eakdown. Schwartz will repl ace the
car on the spot.
"You gotta g ive service," he s ay ~.
"Everybody -Hertz, Avis -is going to have
breakdowns, but we have 24-bour service."
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Two or three bedroo~ Two baths ® family room vAtrium
in most plans Cathedral ceilings with rough sawn beams
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Mortgage
··Formats Urged
WASHINGTON-A change in
,1"egulations that would allow.
, . .Jederally chartered savines and
·)loan associations to experiment ~ .. with new ty~es of mortgage de· J. signs h as been urged by the
1 National Savings and Loan
_I; League as a way of helping more
American families own their own tbomes.
,. Testifying before the Senate
Subcommittee on Housing and
instrument," Srnath told the
Senators.
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Industrial
' Ce nter Set
•
For Valley
ColdweU Banker Commercial
Brokerqe Company has been
selected oxclustvo l~ulng agent
for Fountain Business Centre, a
13-bu.ildlng industrial develop-
ment now taktne shape on Ellis
Avenue.
Situated adjacent to the San
Diego Freeway, the $4 million
Fountain Business Centre Is a
Joint venture of two Orange
County busin ess and civic
leaders, developer Ri c hard
Hunsaker and architect Ken
HJ mes.
Urba n Af·
f airs , a
Natio n a l
L e a g u e
spokesm an
urged the
committee to
take action to
allow S&Ls to
o ffe r pro -
s p ec t iv e
According . to the National
League spokesman, now
mortgage designs in an .ex-
perimental plan could include:
variable interest rate loans
where interest rates vary accord-
ing to a reference index; a de·
ferred Qilerest loan where, in re·
turn for a signlficanUy lower in·
terest rate, the borrower would
deter Interest until the sale ot the
home; a reverse annuity plan al·
lowine retired couples to use the
equity in their home and live on lt
at the same time; ancta gradual·
ed paym,ent mortgage where ln·
terest rates could either be fixed
or variable, but the monthly pay·
ments would begin at a low level
and gradually rise as the bor·
rower's income is expected to
rise.
MONECITO MODEL POPULAR AT SUNSET HILL DEVELOPMENT IN DANA POINT Developers Hunsaker and
Rimes said that Dave Travis of
the Coldwell Banker firm's Santa
Ana office and Peter Leider of
the company's Newport Beach
office would direct leasing ac·
ti vi ties on behalf of the large real
estate firm.
Dana Point Project
SMIT" homebuyers
~ several choices for financing a
home. Dr. David L. Smith, Vice SMITH RECOMMENDED
that any lender using tbe
alternative mortgage designs be
required to also offer the con·
ventional mortgage at compara·
.ble terms. In this way, he said,
potential borrowers would be of·
fered a choic·e or the fixed-rate
conventional loan or one or more
alternative designs.
Sunset Hill Success_ful Promotional materials on
Fountain Business Centre are
already being circulated on a re-
gional basis to potential tenants,
and an on·site leasing office will
be opened shortly after Labor
Day.
'. President and Chief Economist
for Glendale Federal Savings
and Loan As soc iation or
Glendale, told the Senate panel
that current methods of financ-L._. Ing housing are outdated and too
many Americ an fami lies no ! ' longer can afford to buy a home
of their own.
•t : Smith advo cate d the in -
•: troduction or a wide variety of
Phase Three of Sunset Hill, the
popular development of single-
family homes by Pacesetter
Homes, Inc. in Dana Poi11t. has
been very successful, commented
Landon M. Exley, vice president
and general manager of the
Newport Beach building firm.
"Sales are going exceptionally
well ; however, there are still
choice lots and plans available,"
said Exley. "It is doubtful that
these will last for any extended period."
coordinated exteriors with rustle
cedar shake roofs, extensive use
of wood siding and stained, rough.
cut beams.
Di verse three and four bedroom
models feature t wo or two and a
half baths, family room or large
kitchen/family room area, dining
area or optional bedroom or
formal dining room. All have
enclos.ed two-car garages.
FEATUR ES WIDQI add to the
value of the Pacesetter homes are
wood-burning fireplaces with gas
outlets, stately cathedral ceil·
ings, custom carpe~g and tern-
pered-gfass sliding walls for a
spacious and open feeling.
Deluxe kitchens include bui It-in
range and oven, dishwasher and
disposal, formica counter tops ,
custom band-finished as h
cabinets and a large pantry in
some plans. .
Large closets are just one
feature or the master bedroom
suites, which also boast gracious
baths with large vanity mirrors
and synthetic matblepullmans.
Home Builders
Meet Monday
Three Orange County govern-
ment and Industry leaders will be
the featured speakers at the
Home Builders Council meeting
Monday at 6 p .m. at the
Alrporter Inn in Irvine.
·mortgage plans on an ex-
perimental basis. including a
variable r ate mortgage CVRM J,
and other plans that wouJd allow
mortgage payments to start low
and rise as the borrower's in-
come rises over the years the
mortgage is bemg paid back.
TH E WAY COULD be cleared
for such changes, Smith said, if
Congress would a llow the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board.
which regulates savings and
loans. to issue the necessary re·
The thrift industry spokesman
:;aid the benefils from the civeraJI
experiment would include allow-
ing lenders to make the new
mortgage types attracti ve
enough so borrowers would choose them over the old type;
gover nment agencies could
monitor progress of the experi·
ment; and, since no government
subsidies are involved in the plan,
it could be determined how ell the
problems can be solved without
the use of subsudues.
The affordable prices of the
homes and the choice resort area
location of Sunset Hill are cited by
Exley as major reasons for the
outatandlog sales record at the
development. MacArthur T e nants
ADDmONAL custom quality
features include selected
hardware. cut custom lighting
fixtures, built-in TV and
telephone outlets, glass lined
water heaters and fully insulated
ceilings and perimeter walls.
Richard Munsell, assistant
director, Environmentar
Management Agency of Orange
County ; J ames Smith, directoc(
of planning and development tor
Avco Community Developers,
and Robert Mickelson, project
director for Robert Bein and
William Frost and· Associates.
will discuss "The Approval
Process -Docs It Really Take
Two Years? 11
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gul ations. .
"The wild swings in interest
rates, housing constructi on and
inflation of the last 10 years have
illustrated all too well the inade·
quacies of the current mortgage
Consequences of the mortgage
changes. according to Smith,
could include increased pressure
on home builders to meet the de·
mand for homes, and the pres·
sure on mortgage lenders to at·
tract additional funds to meet the
demand for mortgage credit.
PRICES OF the three and four
bedroom residences being of-
fered range from $S9,950to$79,9SO
-a savings of as much as $5,000
over prices of comparable homes
located in choice coastal loca-
tions, Exley noted.
Four Sunset Hill floor plans of·
fer from l,22S to 1,887 square feet
of living area. The one and two-
story homes are available in a
variety o f arc hitecturally
Both Boom, Bust
U.S. Housing Market Checkered
Io the most checkered housing
market in memory, American
builders arc experiencing both boom
and depression
In some three quarters of the
cou ntry -leaving out the Northeast
and the Southeast -there is a boom .
in fact two.
Single-family homes in this part of
the country are going up at the second
fastest rate since the 1950 's. The exist
ing home market, breaking all re-
cords nationally, is stronger the
farther west one travels.
SIMULTANEOUSLY, HOUSING
markets in the Northeast, F1orida and
Georgia are depressed all across the
~ard.
And the aparlm<'nl market remains
bogged down almost everywhere.
demand, especially in California,
seems impervious to the recent In-
creases in mortgage rate and price.
These only confirm people's bellef
that homeownership is a good hedge
against inflation. Lenders are still
swamped with applications and San Diego builders are acquiring land for
a 40 percent increase next year.
At the opposite pole in the Advance
s ur\'ey, housing markets in the
Northeast and in F1orida and Georgia
are depressed across the board. In
these regions, single-family starts are
more than a third below their 70's
peak. In some Southeast markets,
even existing home prices are declln·
ing and new listings come in twice as
fast as sales. In New York and Boston,
many rent raises authorized under
amendments to rent control can no
longer be achieved.
The California Avoc ado Ad-
visory Board has moved to
lar ger quarters at its 4533
MacArthur Boulevard address in
Newport Beach. Travel Adven·
tures also leased expanded
quarters in the same office build·
ing. Bob Spence of the Orange
County office of the Charles Dunn
Compa n y r epresented both
lesses and the lessor in the
transactions.
Furnished models are open dai·
lyfrom 11 a.m. toduskandmaybe
easily reached by taking the San
Diego Freeway to the Pacific
Coast Highway turnoff in San
Juan Capistrano. Drive west on
Coast Highway to Golden Lan-
tern, then right one mile to
Acapulco and left to the Sunset
HHI sales office al 33241 Cuesta
Way in Dana Point.
TO THE
Town & Country Center
Near
Reservations can be made by
caJling the Building Industry As·
sociaUon at (213) 625-5771.
C"ol1{om1os Lar/Jl.'S t Prwolc
Vocat1onal
Sclroo/ System
and ...
you too can
MOVE into
... a new
CAREER
in 1976! These arc findings of Advance
Mortgage Cor poration's c urrent
semi-annual survey. "U.S. Housing
Markets", mhich compares housing
trends in 17 major markets in the U.S.
Advance. headquarters in Detroit.
Is a subsidiary of C1ticrop. New York.
And the apartment market remilins
bogged down almost everywhere. Ex·
cept for perhaps hall a dozen local
markets, Houston the most notable.
multiple starts show slight improve·
ment over last year's long.time low. It
is signifi cant that this year's second
and third hottest apartment markets.
San Diego and Los Angeles-Orange
County. are building projects at 80
percent and two-thirds of their 10-year
rate.
To Serve You Better
Effective
South Coast Plaza
(San Diego Fwy, at Bristol)
CAREER ED UCATI ON IN:
"You could sum up this y<'ar ·s hous-
ing market. .. Ad vane«.-l\t ort1?age pre-
sident Robt'rl J Mylod Sa) s. "ma Im<'
from Charl <'s Dick<'ns' classic "A
Tale of T\\o C1lH's·· 'It was the
best of t1m<'s. 1t wus the worst. of
times.·
"THE OVERALL FIGU RES sug
sest a rather flat market. a disap-
pointing recovery rate But concealed
wi thin them a rc holh boom and
depression."
The western three quarters of the
U.S. --leavinl! out Northeast and
Southeast -will start some 750,000
sing.le-family homes this year, the
Advance survey finds, (out or a U.S.
total in the range of 1.1 mlllion). This
will rank a close runnerup to 1972 as.
these regions' second best single·
family year in alm~t two decades.
The dollar value of this production
Will surpass 1972 by more than 40";.
The single-family boom Is centered
In California, and in Southern
California most of all.
TIUS WILL Bt; A record year for
one-family starts in the state. A total
q{ 130,000 is indicated, more even
than in any year of the frantic build·
log spree of the early 1960 's, when in·
migration was heavy. There have
bee n m onths t his year when
California institutions made nearly ~ of all U.S. mortgages. New home
demand ls so strong that one Orange
County tract (Woodbridge in Irvine>
bad an 8,000-name waiting llst and
bad lo go to a lottery to choose Its first
buyers.
Existing home sales national·
~are some 20% above last year's re·
eord. But the trend is regionally
blased. Home values In the West are
appreciating nearly three Umea as
last as in the Northeast or the South.
<There is no separate Index for the
Southeast.> There are parts or Los •
An~eles and Orange counties where
oomes are appredaUng 30 percent
a yt!ar; the average ls close to 20 par-
ceol.
SO FA&, llYLOD 00.erv~. home . ' -f
IT IS AN I NTERESTING sidelight
that one of the factors impeding the
apartment recovery was the existing
home boom. By draining off so much
of the thrift institutions' record supply
of savings, that market has kept
mortgage rates from falling to a level
which would turn on new apartments.
The problem in the Northeast is
mosUy. and in the Southeasl partly,
economic, according to the Advance
Mortsage survey. Much of the
Northeast has been in economic
decline and sufferlpg population loss
since the 1970 r~slon. The New
York-Long Island area, for example.
has 13 percent fewer jobs than in 1970.
In the F1orida markets, the burden
of heavy unsold inventories Is com·
pounded -and to some extent creat-
ed -by recent economic setback.
Miami-Fort Lauderdale, for example,
bu 7~ percent fewer jobs than at it.I
1974 peak -the lJrgest two-year
decline of any m ~or market. This
burt8 worse because it follows years
of prodigious growth. ,,..
IT SHOULD BE added that, even in
what is locally pettelved aa decline
and weighed down by itlventoriea, the
Miami area and Atlanta are ltlll taln·
ln1 population, are bulldlng
alcnlrtcantly more than lut year and
are outbuilding most other marketa
on a per capita basis. Per capita,
they're a third again as hot as the U.S.
average.
Tbere are also some Southeast
home markets that are strong by any
criterion -Washlnaton and
Baltimore. for example.
Even the strong home markets,
Mylod observes, remain vulnerable to
bottlenecks a nd rising costa. In.
Houston, where there la a labor
shortage, one builder's C03tl, ex-
clusive of land, have been inereaslng
1.8 porCOJ?l a month.
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NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED REAL ESTATE .PROFESSIONAL TOM HOPKINS Will
SHOW YOU HOW .TO PROV/DE·MORE.ANO BETTER SERVICETO YOUR CLIENTS
NATIONALASSOaATION
ASKS HOPKINS BACK
FOR UNPRECEDENTED
THIRD APPEARANCE
To be asked to address the National
Aswciation of Realtors Annual Con-
vention, in Las Vegas, as Tom was in
1974, was an honor. He was one of the
few speakers joining President Gerald
Ford in re<:eiving a standing ovation.
To be asked back the following year,
to San Francisco, was an outstanding
achievement.
But a third appearance? No real es-
tate speaker hao ever, until now, been
asked back for a third presentation.
Tom Hopkins has, and he will be speak-
ing at the National Convention in
Houston in November.
J. DOUGLAS EDWARDS
PRAISES TOM HOPKINS
Mr. Edwards says:
"Anyone attending one of Tom Hop-
... kins' seminars on listing or selling is
obtaining the closest thing, I know of.
to an insurance policy against failure in
the real estate business."
Doug Edwards is internationally
recognized as the ultimate master of
persuasion and persuasion techniques
and the above quote is his opinion of
Tom Hopkins' training seminars.
Doug's impact has been, and is now,
almost beyond comprehension. He
conducts "High Intensity" workshops
for all segments of business and indus-
try and was one of Tom Hopkins first
instructors. Tom adapted this training
to the Real Estate Industry and the
rest is history.
" ... An insurance
policy against fail·
ure .. :"is high praise
indeed from the man
who, almost single
handedly created the
•·now" generation of
:-;ales professionals.
TOM HOPKINS
SEMINARS
PRODUCE CHAMPIONS
The following excerpts are from let-
te1·s received from throughout the
country. Names will be supplied on
request.
" ... Seven sales in a single month
and my listings -WOW!"
"Congratulations, you ha\'e put to-
gether the finest real estate seminar I
have ever attended in my six years in
the business." •
"Out of over 120 hours of Real E~
· tate Setninars, the Champions Unlim-
ited course was unequivocaJ ly the
best investment I will probably ever
make.,,
"l will never miss another seminar
you give in this area again, and wilJ
recommend you to all salespeople I
come in contact with."
"l never knew one man, Tom Hop-I
kins, could make it so easy and clear
as to how I can increase my income
selling real estate."
With comments such as these, it's
.easy to understand why 68% of the
new people attending one of Tom's
aeminan are there as a result of being
referred by a friend or associate. . . .
INTRODUCING
TOM HOPKINS
Tom began his real estate career at
the age of 19. During the next five
years he listed more than 600 indi-
vidual homes, of which more than 95%
sold. During that same period, Tom
also sold O\'er 500 individual homes.
But Tom didn't start out that way. In
his first six months in real estate he
sold only one home. Like so many
others, he was failing. However,
through determination, training, and
the creation of new listing and selling
concepts, he rapidly became a sales
giant.
SAM MY AWARD
In 1967, Tom received the coveted
"Sammy Award", as presented by the
Los Angeles Sales and Marketing
Executives Association. He was the
first ~l estate salesman, and the
youngest person, ever, to receive this
distinguished award.
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION
OF REALTORS
At the age of 22, Tom was appointed
to the faculty of the California Associa-
tion of Realtors. In this capacity, he
traveled over the state giving lectlll"es
on motivation, listing and selling tech-
niques. He also authored several arti-
cles which have been widely published
and are still being reproduced today.
Prior to moving to Arizona, Tom
managed a real estate office for two
years in California. Under his leader-
~hip, that office soon became one of the
highest producers in the 30 office
chains.
CREDIBILITY
For the past five years, Tom has
been sharing his "How To" ideas and
tec hniques with many real estate
salespeople ICJ"088 the United States
and •Canada. He haa now trained
thousands of salespeople who have
proven that his techniques work. With
Tom's experience and proven success
record, he provides the credibility that
brokers and 88les people are demand-
ing tod~. Tom has been ther;e -and
he unde.rstands the dally problems and
pressures ot real ettate sales. He
teaches the actual working techniques
and phraseology of profeaeionally list-
ing and aelllng real estat& today. "Be
has become, without a doubt, one of the
nations' m~t sought-after iea1 estate
trainers.
Tom
insignia
J :
tells of tnaQ~-5rd
the as
multi-
tranqu
ing and
Phoenix
highest p0
... ~u.ua11t,
and
train-
liie the
fill their
THE GREATEST "HOW TO" LEARNING
EXPERIENCE IN R.E. SALES TRAINING
REGISTER TODAY!
LISTING SEMINAR
COULD BE THE MOST
IMPORTANT THREE DAYS
IN YOUR R.E. CAREER
Whether you are a seasoned real
estate veteran, a novice, or just think-
ing of becoming a real estate prof es-
sional, Monday, Tue day and Wed-
nesday, October 25--27 can be the most
important days of your life.
Clear your calendar, pick up the
phone, and call Tom Hopkins Champ-
ions Unlimited, collect, (602) 248-9413
in Phoenix, to reserve yom· place in
this upcoming seminar.
Space is limited and <m overflow at-
tendance js .anticipated. Many reser-
vations have already been received
from the direct mail announcement
that wa:; sent out earlier this month.
Don't be left out!
As far as your career is concerned,
Tom Hopkins' three day seminar
"How to Master the Art of Listing
Real Estate" will be the most produc-
tive time you have ever spent.
INCOMES INCREASE
AN AVERAGE OF 48o/o
Do the seminars work? The fol-
lowing are figures compiled from
responses received from a survey
of 5000 seminar attendees
OF THOSE RESPONDING:
• 89% have increased their income.
When dollar figures were re·
ported, the average increaae in
income was 48%.
• For 90%; the training haa helped
them in other areas of their life.
• 95% have never attended a better
traininr seminar.
• 97% have recommended the
course to othera in their field.
It's one thing to~ lectured to by someone who has textbook know)(ldge, and it':;
quite another thing to be taught proven techniques by someone who has done it
himself. Such a man is Tom Hopkins.
Few people, if any, have equalled Tom's carC'er in li:4in~ and :\elling real estate.
And even those who are considered successful seldom are able, or want, to share
their reasons for success in a training situation.
During Tom's three day seminar "How to Master the A1t of Listing Real
Estate", you will have the unique opportunity to learn the techniques and
phraseology that enabled Tom to personally list over600 homes in a five
year' period (95% of them sold).
Topics will include:
How to become a professionallUing salesperson: How to establish goals
and reach them; How to properly pre-
pare and use the comparati ve market
analysis, the estimated seller's pro-
ceeds form, the hot sheet, the listing
agreement and numerous other formb.
As the f ea tu red speaker for the
California Association of Realtors' 20
city tour, Tom re<:eived statewide ac-
claim for his motivating and actual
"How To" presentation. •
This type of accreditation has cau~ l'< I
the National Association of Realton; to
proclaim Tom as the first real estate
sales trainer to be invited back for the
third consecutive year.
Additional topics include:
How to pro. pect for listings; How
to tum doorbells into dollars; How to
overcome the fear of rejectio.n; How
lo handle and list "For Sale by Own-
ers"; How to build"1hc listing b~ of -
referrals; How to <levelop a step by
step listing-pn·sentation; How to ob-
tain the signature and a listing that
will sell; and much, much more.
You'll experience an actual day in
the life of a million dollar producer and
learn how to plan and organize your
time for maximum production.
As Tom states, ''These techniques
have worked for me, and have been
proven in the field by thousands of
seminar graduates all across the
United States. The reason my tech-
niques work in the field is becam:;e
they came from the field. I don't teach
theory, and I won't ask you to do any-
thing that I didn't do myself."
"We, at Champions Unlimited, take
elaborate pains to make our seminars
the finest real estate sales training
<tvailable in the world'', he added.
The Seminar is only a week away.
Call collect now and reserve your
place -thP~c lhn:e davs '"ill change
your life. ·
KNOWLEDGE, SERVICE,ATTITUDE, KEYS TO SUCCESS
Why do so many people fail in real bmiiness. Tom hac1 a fantastic ·100"~.
e~tate? There.are. a l.ot ofreasons, ~ut referral business and will teach you
high on the list is JUst not knowmg ~tep by step, how to builc1 your own.
what to say and what to do. A poor altitude is another reason To~ Hopkins will show you t~e de-for failure. How do you feel when you
vastatmg effect that a bad choice ~f get rejected on a daily basis? Top pro-
What is the profile of the average ~ords can have on a prospec~s' dec1-clucers must hand IC' rejection con-
Tom Hopkins' Champion? s1on to buy or sell. Then he will teach :-tantly and still keep their altitude on
• 3.02 years In selling real estate
• Carries 5.6 listin1s
•Averages $1,836 per month
Doet the trainin1 work? Yet, most
assuredly, yes.
Y.ou how to say it right, with ronvit·· a high plane. Tom teaches psycholog-
t1on and co~fidence. . . . ical conditioning that will enable you
. The service, or lack ot it, you pro-lo handle <laily closes of rejection
v1de to your clients also determine:-; without fear or loi-;s of confidence.
you~ success. Th~ more good, honest Real estate is a complex business,
servtce yo.u pr~v1de, the more ref~r-bu~ anyone can make it with good,
ra1s you will build, and you must build sohcl "how to" training.You have that
a large referral busines.q to become a opportunity right now don't waste it!
real professional in the real estate '
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aunday, Octobef 11. 1m
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DAIL V PILOT • ,.
=ThelllOSt new ho.i1aes in Southern CaJifor11ia.
Harbor View. A Village of
ocean views and rustic
hillside living. Two beautiful
ways to look at life.
Green hills or blue Pacific.
With all the necessities
built in: Shopping, churches,
recreation and schools.
Turtle Rock. A Village of
prestigious living nestled in the
foothills of Irvine. Intimate
neighborhoods. Beautiful
new homes. Luxurious
New hom~ for sale In tbe
Vllap of 1larbor Vlew1 1.s,,.-.11111
Luxuriou6c:'tecumc: homo,.Mh
~Illar harb.>t and cx."c:an YICW$.
f,_ Sll.\300
?. Spypa Cuom Lou
p dJ'lOranUC \I<" Cl.l)loJm I-Ob .
l. Jain!M C..-k Homes
PlU-\11 ht~ m .. gu.irdcd. p.1rk·like iieuing.
Rccn:auoo center. Tc:Mis. s .. immmg.
from SI~
... 9Jlui>of View Knoll
New England st) le: s.plit·le\el
2 & ] l>edroom II)" Moo~.
SoW 0111. l\1odd.; Opc,n for Vie~.
IRVINE
VlllAGES
New homes for sale In the
Vllbige of Turtle Rock:
6. Twde Rock <Mn Pi.do Homes
Elcwin1 single-family homes. SoliJ O... Models Ope.n for Viewing.
7. ~Rock Glm Wrdeti H-
Um~ auache<I ~naJe-lamily homes
.. ,th indl\ idUlll >aru... o,c. <ktobcr. 1976.
8. Tllrde Rode t1JcWanck llomn
I.urge singlc:ifamil) execull\e reside~.
Ope. F._,,, 1977.
condominiums and apartments . .___ ____ ___.
G!acefully contour~d land. IR' 'INE Picturesque valley sites. 1 V _
Spectacular hilltop views. VlllAGES
\,
G:r
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
_.,, -'
VIU
Big Canyon. A Village of
goH course views and ocean
breezes. Exclusive Newport
Beach setting. A chip shot
away from the shops and
financial plaza of Newport
Center. Home of more than
100 corporate presidents.
Woodbridge. A Village with a
lake at its heart. White sails,
green trails and unique parks
abound in a recreation
environment. Distinctively
different new homes,
townhomes,, condominiums
and apartments. More than
40 different floor plans.
Over 100 exterior elevations.
-· r-•
IRVINE
VILLAGES
9. New home' for •,ale In lhl'
VUlage of Woodbridj.:c:
•Wno<fbnd.:~ C'nlMlttit ,\ Ulllllli•" "lll<"l'l11111
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Ntw Uni! Opcm •·.11, 11176.
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Niew l lnll Open> f•ll, l1J7b.
Woodbrtdi:e Pllt(.•t: u rge. dt·wdk.'\I pali" l'W'fll•''
New Unit Opttn• }"all, llJ?b.
IRVINE
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VlllAGES
•Condominium ownership.
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:\'Questions /Comment
~
I Hdernaad coadomlalams •ave beea aeW.g
TefYWe1J. W~ are people lnwes&lq la Ultse! What are
.. e ad•uta1ea? How do "condos" dlffer from "co·
CJ1119'tf We Jane Uwed Jn aparlmea&a aad we laave
bad ..-owo homn aeveral times. Now &bat our
ebllclren are older,• we are coulde.rtng a coa·
domlnlum.
M.A. J., Corona del Mar
1 recently visited a !riend or mine who lives in a
condominium.
l asked him how he likes it. He said, .. J reel
great; I love it. I have always owned typical homes
before. It was a backbreaking, frustrating job to
keep the grounds looking presentable. A good por-
tion or my weekends was spent sweating over the
crabgrass, the lawn mower or the edger.••
Now, he said, "I still own my own home but
f
without any maintenance problems. All or these un-
its are well kept and maintained by skilled pro-
fessionals. All I have to do is sit back, r elax and en-
joy it."
That, in a nutshell, is wJiy condominiums are
popular. They a re maintenance free. Some aspet'ls of the condominium are:
• In a condominium, the occupant actually
owns his own unit, but not the rest or the building.
• He pays his own taxes and b as his own
separate trust deed. Therefore, he can deduct his
tax payments and mortgage payments from his in-
come tax.
• He probably has the use of a putting green, a
shurne board court, a swimming pool and jacuzzi
and perhaps a t ennis court whlch someone else
maintains. He pays hls portion of the upkeep.
When you buy a high rise condominium, you
buy air space. You own your own unit though not the
rest or the building, thereby avoiding rents going up
as fast as business improves.
"Co-ops" ownership means buying s tock in a
corporation which owns and man ages the multi·
unit structure. The purchase of this stock entitles
the purchaser to lease an apartment in the building.
In a real sense, it is not ownership at all, for it is
the corporation that truly owns the corporation. The
purchaser is obligated to comply with the decisions
handed by the board of directors or the corpor ation.
In "co-op·' ownership, you cannot sell your lease to
, a willing buyer without the approval of the board of
directors.
Unding Rate
Said 'Bargain'
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l'ouag, Eliler"P.
Builders · Pose
Home Ideas Are mortgage rates high? Relative to previous
mort1•1• rates, yea. But relative to inflation
generally, mortcagerates may almost be bargains.
''The coat of mQrtga1e mooey baa risen less SALT LAKE CITY-The Executlvt Commlt·
than the COit of alDlQlt any other commodity over tee of the 80,000.member National AuoclaUon of
tbe pa1t 35 years; in fact, because of tax Jaw REAL rM"AJE Home Builders bu put lorward a propoaed pro-• cban&es, lt.a effective rate ls actually lower ln many W •1 gram of gov.immental assistance' to provide homes cues than ll was at the end of the depression." for purchase by young famllies. the elderly, and
That appcaisal ot the current home mortfage moder.ate income families 8.Jld 1UU be non-rate situation was made by resldenUal real estale inflationary.
executive Joseph H. Clark.son. Clarkson, Coldwell Endorsement of the proposed program, to be
Banker Residential Brokerqe Co. senior vice pre.-S L .submitted to the Admlnisttat.ion and the Congress,
sident and regional manager for Southern • &gUD8 came this week during NAHB's Fall Board of
California, recalled that during the depression the Directors and Builders Conference.
going rate for home loans throuah Southern M d The proposal was conceived by NAHB Presi· Neta IJlaWI ; .
California banks WU about elibt percent and ea 0W8 dent John C. Hart of Indianapolis. It involves a -
throughbwldine and loan associations, 72. percent. front~nd subsidy by the government. It would re· J eromc Blank or ··:
"And those loans," Clarkson aaid, "were duce prevailing mortgage interest rates by up to Albany was elected •
geoerallyforflve-yearterms,aubJecttorenewalor Under U'Tay three percentage points for the term of the president of the ~~
cancellation. Furthermore, because tax rates were W ~ mortgage. 8 8 , o O o . m e m be r • :
so much lower than they are now," be added, "bor -c t· f · A oct ' rowen could deduct proportionately much less than UNDER TUE ~IAN the federal covernment a 1 or ma ss a· • "
they can today. That means one paid a propor-Construction men and would make a one-time paymen~ to the morteage lion of R ealtors foe ''
tionalely higher effective rate than be would today• equipment have already lender covering ~e cost ol the difference between 1977, at the asSOfig.. ,
on a loan made at the same rate." started to shape building the thenpiarket interest rate and a variable below-lion's 72nd annual . •
s ites for Laguna market t~te. This payment would be secured by a state conventioh.'\il
Meadows, a new 7~unit non-interes t bearing ~d trust (for the term of s an F r a n c i s co. ._
single-family residential the mortgage) given by the buyer and payable to Blank will succeed 1
development under way the federal government. The funds advanced by the I r 8 G r i b i n 0 f
POINTING Ot.JTTIIAT HOME mortgage rates
have bad their ups and downs over the years -de-
pending on the volume of building activity, housing
pressures, availability or lendable funds, and the
stale of personal bank accounts,-Clarkson notes
that mortgage rates are now about where they were
a generation ago.
•'Right after World War U, rates plunged since
money that couldn't be spent on consumer goods
during the wa r was in bank accounts and banks
were eager to lend. But there were few takers
because post-war construction hadn't yet started
up. So rates dropped to as low as four percent. In
contrast to that oversupply of money, we have ex-
perienced periods of undersupply, just as we did
during the depression."
SHOULD THE PROSPECTIVE homebuyer
postpone purchase solely because of the interest
rate situation? ".Delaying a home putthase solely
to wall for interest rates to drop n eglects to consider
the historic cost increases one can expect in labor
and materials charges that go into a bome. Based
on long-term patterns, those costs have gone up -
and will probably continue to -more than offset-
ting potential savings to be r ealized by possible
future rate drops," Clarkson reasons.
o f C r o w n V a 11 e y the home. on Coast Highway north govemmentwouldberecapturedupontheresaleo! Sherman Oaks, ef-j
Parkway in South This new program is "lnlly American," Hart fective Jan. 1. ::
Laguna Beach. said. "Lower income families, formerly excluded
According to Tom
Tracy oC the L.M.
Development Co., a
minimum of seven di!·
ferent floor plans will be
offered, ranging in size
from 2,400 square feet to
3,200 square feet. They
w e r e designed by
Wi llia m Wolsborn of
Santa Ana. It is estimal·
ed that sales prices for
homes within the luxury.
private community will
start at $150,000.
Occupancy or Laguna
Meadows' first homes is
targeted for the fiNt part
of 1977.
from the new home market, would be able to choose
a home of their own in the location of their choice; Mesa Realtor
the costs subsidized by the government would be re-
captured ; and repayment by the home buyer would Plans Center be accounted for by the equity built up In his home
through normal a,ppreciationin vAlue. '·'
In addition. if housing opportunities were pro-
vided for 100,000 families per year, Hart said, "this
program would create 185,000 more jobs for
craftsmen, laborers, and minorities. It would de·
velop $600 million in federal personal and corporate
tax revenues and $150 million in state income and
local real estate taxes."
HART'S PROGRAM SETS A sales price limit
of $50,000. It is intended for conventionally
financed, new single-family units including con-
dominlums. The below-market interest rate would
vary according to the sales price or the home -the
Jower the price of the house, the lower the interest ute.
W.E. Lachenmyer, re-
alt.or of Costa Mesa. an-
nounces participatioo in
the development of a
10-acre $7.S million
dollar shopping center in
Calexico Calil., through
realtor associete 'Yi.
Lachenmyer Jr., Pzin·
cipal and developet ..
The center will codtflln
Safeway stores, Loni's
Drug Store and 38,000 ad-
diUonal square feet for
sat.elite shops.
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EDITOR~NOTE:~~L~Mc~~egon1nv~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· ment aooJyst, a college Iecturer,.and.oulhar of "Real
Eltale in California". Send your comments and questions
to R. R. Mccardle, clo lhe Dolly Pilot, P. 0 . Bo:r 1560,
Costa Mesa. 92626.
New Irvine Firm
Chinook International, Jnc. of Newport Beach,
m anufacturers of camper s and self-contained
motor homes, h as leased a 14,716·square-foot in-
dustrial buHding at 17192 Gillette Avenue in Irvine
for the design, engineering and sale of compa ny
products.
J ames McDonald and Edwin Meserve of the
Newport Beach offi ce of Grubb and Ellis Company,
who represented the lessee in the transaction with
Intermark Electronics or Santa Ana, the lessor,
says Chinook is now occupying the facility.
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Home is on the hill .••
Sunset Hill
Here is an ideal location for your family ... in the gentle hills
above Dana Point. The clean, clear ocean climate is fresh and
the homes are delightful. They are warm and luxurious, boldly
rustic, with rough hewn timbers that make the exteriors unusually
dramatic.
Inside each home you'll find large kitchens with family rooms,
soaring cathedral ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces and more.
All the quality and craftsmanship that has become a Pacesetter
trademark is here a nd it is just over one mile from the wonderful
Dana Po int Marina.
Living at Sunset Hill is the Southern California you have
dre&med about. Come and see it today! $69 960
3 and 4 bedrooms. '
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~~ To ruch Sunset Htn ftom San Juen ~~
Ca,plstrano, take Del Obllpo lo Stonehlll. !)..,.. ~.,,,,
Drive west on Slonehlll to Selva and north % u1.~
on Golden Lentem to Alcapulco end th~ 1,?J.
modtls. From PaclOc Coast Highway, take
Selva Road eut lo Golden l..8ntern, and turn
north on Alca pulco. Furnished models are
open dally from II a.m. to ciu\k .
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County
Builders
·convene
Moving Up In Real, Estate
The Orange County
Btdlders Association's
a>qathly membership
~ltJDer meeting to be 'll~ld Monday at the :ft~re House in Tustin
Will focus attention on
the 1976 Uniform Build-
~Codes.
Gue st s peaker .
troward Larnard,
~pervising inspector for
'tbe Orange County
Building Department,
will speak on the Build·
ing Code Adoption
Procedures and the laws
affecting the construc-
tion industry .
The 1976 Uniform
Building Code Book has
been proposed to the
various cities and coun-
ties and Is expected to be
adopted within the next
rew months. The new re-
gulations will affect all
elements in the construe·
lion field.
Also slated on the pro.
gum is the election or
the 1977 board or direc-
tors for the Orange Coun-
ty Builders Association.
A social hour begins at
6:30 p.m . in the Lex·
ington Room with dinner
at 7:30p.m.
The 35-year-old Santa
Ana-based professional
organization of general
and subcontractors has a
member ship of over
1.000 individu a l s
representing 200 busi-
nesses in the construc-
tion industry.
Sales Chier
Norman W. Wulf has
been appointed s ales
manager of West Pacific
Real Estate Company at
Dana Bluffs. Prior to his
new appointment, Wulf
was responsible ror over
S4 miUion in sales since
January 1975,
GERALD E . BROCK bas been promoted to
director, community development, according to
Douglas M. Gfeller. vice president ot the Irvine
Company and head or its Residential Divisfon .
In this position, Brock is responsible for the de-
velopment or Newporter North in Newport Beach,
the Village of Quail Hill in the Ci·
tyoUrvine.
Brock also is responsible for
directing the residential portion
ef University Town Center and a
45-acre community at Walnut
and Jeffrey. His duties in these
projects encompass planning,
gainning zone approvals, direct·
ing construction and establishing
.the appropriate COJJllllunity as-
11tocK sociations .
Brock joined the Irvine Company in 1968 as a
member or the planning department where he
partic.ipated in the preparation of the company's
General Plan. In 1971 he transferred to the Residen-
tial Division to work on preliminary planning and de·
sign for the Village of Woodbridge.
A native or Nebraska, he graduated Crom
Califolnia State University, Long Beach and holds a
masters degree in civil engineering. Brock lives
with his wife Kathleen and tht>ir daughters in the
Irvine community of College Park.
JERRY CHARLUP has jorned the Robert P.
Warmington Company of Irvine and will be
responsible for all areas of the firms financial
management. The Warmington Company is an
Orange County builder developer continuing a 50·
year family tradition of homemaking.
Prior to joining the Warmington Company,
Charlup was Assistant Vice President in the Real
Estate Loan Dept. at Union Bank's Orange County
Regional Head Office.
He hold an M .S. in Finance and Real Estate
from UCLA. Charlup and his family reside in Mis·
sion Viejo.
LONNI E LANGUIS will play a key role in Clock
Construction Company's design-build o rations in
a newly created position or
Design-Build Coordinator.
Languis brings 12 years' ex·
perience with numerous
architectural firms -in plan·
ning, cost estimating, and pro-
ject supervision -to the Irvine
construction company.
As design-build coordinator,
Languis will personally prepare
plans, specifications, and the
guaranteed contract prices. u"ou1s
Upon Clock Construction's award or a contract, he
will supervise the preparation of working drawings
and coorclinate construction in the field.
THOMAS K. CALLISTER, executive vice pre·
sldent ot the Meister Company in Irvine, has been
given the responsibility for sales
and marketing or residential
products for the newly·formed
homebuilding firm, in addition
to handling land acquisition.
processing and finances.
Currently, the company ls
constructing single -family
homes at two different locations,
one with moderately priced
single-family homes and a
second development of luxury
single-family homes.
Prior to his association with the Meisler Com·
pany. Callister was president and chief executive
officer or B. H. Miller Development Company or
Newport Beach.
CAROLE JAMIESON has been promoted to manager, residential merchandising, for lhe Irvine
Company, according to Kenneth W. Agid, director
of residential marketing.
In this position, Mrs. Jamieson is responsible
for developing and managing advertiSIDJ and
merchandising programs for the
Villages of Woodbridge and Tur·
Ue Rock as well as maintaining
and managing the Village In·
formation Center in Wood·
bridge.
Mrs. Jamieson joined the-
Irvine Company in 1972 as a
leasing representative at Park
West Apartments. In 1973, she
was promoted to leasing
supervisor and in 1975 was again JAM1uoN
promoted to associate merchandising manager for
the company's Residential Division.
Mrs. Jamieson is currently working on a
degree in marketing from California State
University of Fullerton. She lives with her husband
Robert inthe Irvine Village or University Park.
H. B. "Pete" Flsber bas been appointed ft> the
post or sales director for Woodbridge Arborlake a
new residential neighborhood expected to op~n
later this year alongside the 30-acre man-made
theme lake in Irvine's new Village or Woodbridge.
Fisher's appointment was announced by Bob
McLain , president of McLain Development Com·
pany or ~ewport Beach, builder or the 90-unit
town.home development.
The new sales director's past associations in-
clude Avco Community Developers as saJes and
marketing manager, Broadmoor Homes, Inc. or
Tustin as marketing director, and the William Lyol)
Development Co. as vice president, marketing and sales.
"A 16' 11er• priNte n.ulmtial ntste ....
swrtHUtded by tit# J 8-ltale IOI/ t:OfOW."
The D.lly Pilot
"Unlqw s«urlty ..• on« of llN..most
dlborllle community protectlolt systmu
•vtll/abk In the dnttrt atta.. "
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"Condominiunu overlook lush ltll'dois; the lalual.d·
golf course ... s~tacular mountain.lllld desm· viiws."
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14Desm Island radiates a charisma au its OWll.
Tire dynamic exterior stylln1 buUds an anticipation
for w/ult's imide ... and what's insid~
In my opinion-is nothin1 short· of daz:lin1!"
Home Buyers Guide
"Unbelievable natural beauty ... unlimited joy"
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
You'll rave yourself when you see these
unique tower homes surrounded by "
champ1onsh1p golf course, a pnvdte, 25 ... cre
reflection lake. all on l oO acres of parkland.
This high-rise country club community in·
eludes total security systl'ms. tennis.
swimming, sailing •nd fis hing, all
professionally maintained.
Memberships are available in the private
. Desert Island Co'\mtry Club adjacent to the
·graceful twin towers. Thi• 1odal and recre-
ational «nter addt an extra dimension of
• enjoyment to life .at Dl'tert Island.
Air penthouses and tower homes feature
spacious floorplans, large private balcon(es,
and luxury features. Maid service Is 4 also available. II
Unequalled privacy. security. and lnvett·
ment value are yours at ~sert bland.
Come, see it nowl
Wrift or <all for {Nrlhtr ittform•llon. (7141Jll·.Z 111
Tower Homes from '67,000
Penthouses from 1166,000
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schools and shopping Ready to mo..:e mto. 3 ·-T" 11lan ofr\·r~d for
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Jlurry!Call963-6it,;i lot Newly pulntt!d, secludl?d ma~ler suite.
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the react ion to this 3 bd. 2 c ""'o""' '""' 'ba, 1''R home localed on LAGUNA 8E>CH TWO STORY
quictend ofsl. Vmcco,·· (l14)494•214e 1n beautiful Grel'n
l'red patlO w/many lrces. Valley. 3 lh1 , all new
Call today~ featttrcs. Priced Lo sell.
W & L
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Real Estate
545·~91
ATRIUM & VIEW
Charming 3 bd, 2 ba. f'R
QUIET CULDESAC
4 Br.heavy shake roof for
that great <'llstom look
Stone fplc. sep dmrng &.
family rm area. SSIJ.JOO
Don"t wait on this one.
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layfront condominiums with docldn9
focilltits, from S 189,000.
L.asi"9 frOfft $750 per month
OPEN HOUSE
SATURDAY Ir SUNDAY 1-5
on qui et Costa Mesa cut-
de-sac. 3 Bedroom, 2 RON
bnlh. +huge bonus room &:&J~lr\ .... & .a. .A.&::11:.1"\l"I ys;.:_ <ideal for mother-in-law, :tt• llL~-"~ ~-''-''-' ~. 111..3'
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ba, recreation rm, H&r
pool bome. Needs a Jillie
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Located on a quiet tree
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545·9-191
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2-Story A-frame; wood
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beach, pools & tennis.
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Regency, cust home on
Fairway. 5300 Sq.ft.,
marble entry, gourmet
kit., oak paneling, beaut
la ndse p g & more.
$125,000. By ;Jpptonly.
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Extraordinary Custom Offering.
Forty-Four Hundred Square Feet.
Four Bedrooms. Pool. Jacuzzi.
Colossal View. Largest Lot On
Galaxy Drive. A Hom e Of
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Lusk Harbor View Hills area.
Dramatic 3 BR, fam rm w /open
beam ceilings, great nook area.
Better than the model , only one of its
kind. Many upgrades. Park like
yard. $145,500.
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maid's quarters. Fam rm, sep din
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$20.),000.
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patio. Breathtaking views of the
surf & coast for 40 miles! $275,000
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OPa. SUM. 1-5 • ll LIMDA ISU
Luxurious 4 BR. home. Family rm. &
formal dining, with view toward
Harbor Island. Boatsllp. $325,000 ELEGANT 2 Bdrm, den. formal dm,
~ rm home impressively dominates end ot s hort c ul-de-sac. Exquisite decor.
· Beaut. gurdeo with POOL! $142,500.
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W &L
Walkl"r & Ll't.'
Healutak-
$49,950
DREAM HOME
INVESTMENT
Ju-.t hs tctl ! The home
\t.IU'\'e bt>t.'n lookm~ tor
Spjc. Br " + Ir~ yard
$145,500 at 4833 Dorchester a week
ago, sold la.s t weekend, so don't stub
your toe on the way!
GET A LOT IM llG CAHYOM Not too
shabby, really. 190 Ft. or view fron·
tage of lake & golf course. Pricod at
$1SO,OOO. This you've gotta see, for
your own sak<' !
New -under construction. Contcmp.
Cape Cod. Oak fi rs .• 5 BR, 4l'2 Ba., 3
frplcs. Lndscpd. Boat slip. $375,000.
Custom 6500 sq . ft. waterfront home on
the point. 134 Ft. frontage with
magnificent view of boats & bor-bor.
Sllp for la 1·ge boats. Remodeling has
been started -Cinisb it to your own
taste.
I 002 provides pn' ,u·y & I ux· c;..,.., 100 Gftlllt'al ury willl low do"n ~uy
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OCE.ANFttOKT, PRICE RB>UCED You'll
want to see this 2 bdrm, 2 bath. with
!rptc., on the South Laguna ocean·
front. White water view, pool. A nice
quie t , private, luxury r e treat.
$149,000. We like it & think you will
too!
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
MOTHER-IM·LA W
or aoy fam member will
be happy with this home.
Consider trade.
l:' W & L J Walker & Lee
V Kant·4 Bedrm
Costa Mesa, 4 bedrm.
formul dining. ram rm,
lge k1tcben w Jdinellc
area. And much more!!
Comer location adjacent
to park. Room for motor
home, bQat or trlr. Huck
East O" nex wants quick
sale! 5-16-:llWl.
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TWO ON A LOT
Brand Ill'~. une homl'
IUILDER-S AnemOM 18.2 Acres R-1.
map med, ready to go. Also others
zoned R-2 &. R·3. Bob Smith Or Ev
Morris
341 Boy\1d" o,,., NB b7'> olol
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6 UHIT SHOPPIMG CEHT£R A com-
mercial investment including d rug
store. cleaners, beauty shop, record
shop, delicatessen & tavern. $170,000.
Scheduled gross income over $24 ,000.
Think April 1st. .. scares you, docs n 't
it! List
Your
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FINER HOMES
FROM $127.500 TO $1,200.000
JUST LISTED -WESTCUFF
OPEH SUN. 1-5 P.M.: 1621 HIGHLAND
DR. Comple t e ly r e m odeled 3
bedroom, 2 b at h hom e
w/everything ... charm, landscaping,
patios & prestigious location +
huge family room w/fireplace &
even private drive & enclosure for
boat or recreation vehicle. Won't
last at $127,500. (J37)
OPEN SUH. 1-5 P.M.
1506 ANTIGUA, DOVER SHORES.
"Magazine Cover " 4 bedroom. view
home built bv Valentine. Elec.
door s into courtyard entry provide'
privacy. Conve nient center hall
floor plan w /game room, fa mily
room & sparkling dining room.
Beautifully a ppointed. $229.500 fee.
(J38)
211 t IA YSHORE DR.
Spectacular master suite w /Bay
View, s pac ious bath, extra-lg.
closets & adjoining office + 2 mon..·
spacious bedrooms, Italian tiled en·
try & dining , family r oom w /wet
bar. Within walking distance of
private beach es & playground.
$175,900. OPEM SUH. l·S P.M. CJ39)
THE ILUFFS -"GOLDEH CIRCLE"
301 VISTA MADERA. OPEN IST DAY.
SUH. 1.5 P.M. End unit. rustomizcd
"Dolores" plan. One of best views
of Bay & greenbelt. Lg. wrap-
around patio, 12x30 sun-deck off
master bedroom . Decorated by Bet-
tina Hall; c ustom carpets, mold·
ings, bookcases & elegant papers.
Air cond. See & compare at S157 ,500
leasehold. CJ 40 >
OPEM SUH. 1-5 P.M.
201 VIA MEMTOME. LIDO ISLE.
Charmin~. brig ht 3 bedroom, 2 bath
home on 56' Jot w /room to expand. 2
fireplaces --family room overtook·
ing lg. south patio -eating area in
kitchen --slreet-to-strada lor ation + near heach & tennis. S15fi,!'iOO.
(J41)
3721 OCEAM IUD., CdM
OPEH SUH. J-5 P.M. Spectacular
ocean view! Truly the best or 2
. worlds! The charm of Early Calif.
w /all the modern conveniences of
today! 5 bedrooms -library -51.:i
baths. CJ42)
IAYSIDE Dll
Beautiful & new c us tomized 4
bedroom Promontory Bay home.
Plan Ill w /bayfront kitchen! Par·
quet floored entry -plantation
shutters -family room w/fireplace
-tri-lev4!1 floor plan. Owner will
consider l ease w/option -
$1900/mo. Submit terms. Cathy
Schweickert 642·8235. (J43)
DAY & HtGHr YllW!
Model-like home w /view of Catalina
& Fashion Island~ Recently decorat-
ed in beautiful autumn tones. 3
bedrooms -21h baths - f amity room -f onnal dining + sep. guest rm. w /bath. $146,500. Lois • Egan
644-6200. (J44)
YJ!W -LIASI OPTION
3 bedroom Victorian home w/sensa-
tiooal view -freshly remodeled &
redecorated -country kitchen &
Y.a-b locki to ocean arc a re w
ame n ities offer e d t o the dis-
criminating buyer for $175,000 on 1 yr. l ease option basis. P o lly
Johnston 642-8235. (J45)
'42'4235
901 Oowr Drlw
644-6200
tt•rbor View C.nter
our lx!i:.t lix:ul bldrs. Xl11l
EASTSIDE location.
Good set up for you & the
grandparenll>, ur for 111
come prof>\,•rly. Our L'X·
elusive listing.
W & L
Walker& Ll'l"
lll'al F'.-.tatt.'
IY16·77 I I
Bluffs View
4 WEE, TIMY IATFROHT HOME Priced
at only $895,000. 90 Ft. of that prime
Lido Isle bay frontage: pier & float.
pool. sauna. gourmet kitchen, guest
house & so on. far into the night. This
you gotta like! Call for private s how-
ing. Another Harbor Realty exclusive.
673-4400
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OPEN SAT /SUH 1-5
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~COATS & WALLACE
'::J:31 REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCAUV OWNED COMPANY SERIJING
THE SOUT OA T AREA SINCE 1963
LA CUESTA W/POOL
Rare. sin gle story Valencia model
wilh dra matic enclosed courtyard
entry. Island kitchen with breakfast
area. 4 Bedrooms. dining, + family
room. Master bath has door to rear.
Low m aintenance •yard with
beautiful ANTHONY POOL. ~3.900.
Call now. 962-4454
MINI OCEAN/ISLE VIEW
From large deck orr master suite.
This Buccola built home is only 4
years old a nd h as 4 bedrooms & 3
baths. Large family room with
fireplace. E legantly decorated & in
move-in condition. HURRY $76.000.
Call 002 1454.
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
Ch arming :l bedroom hom e 10
prestig io u s New port Beach.
Fant asltC' s w1 mming pool with
.... cparate dressing room. Excellent
loc atio n n ear c;ho pping and
Mariners Park. Call 640 6161.
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Hi!!hlY customized 3 bedroom home.
Large added family room offers
ouLc;tanding view or the rolling hills.
This never-lived in home has many
d ecorator up ~r ades. Sec t o
appreciate. Call 640.6161.
A REAL FIND
At last in Halecrest you can see this
preview showing ! Open Sunday al
one o'clock. 3 Bedrooms, quiet street
with nice neighbors. See this patio
with atmosphere. This home is ~oing
to sell super fast. 1261 Conway.
$57 ,ooo. Call 546-4141. .
YOUHAVENT l\
SEEM THIS?
An exceptionally attractive home
that radiates charm thruout.
Features 3 bedrms.. 21h baths,
formal dining, large family room
w /frplc. Tastefully decorated in
immaculate condition and r eady to
move in. Lovely yard and covered
patio. Possibly the best buy in beach
area at tbls time! Priced to sell
quickly a t $75,900. Please phone for
additionttl information and
additional information and appoint-
ment.. Call 546·4 l41.
Offic~\ locah-d in Co .. to M"'"
HwttinqtOfl Bl"och -Nrw~ 6rod1
PANORAMIC
VIEW
1111 ludint.: CatalinJ 6..
l'.tlo" \'l'rdtc•s. Lr~ &
'l»1ctou'> C CSTO~t hll
hotill'. lav1shl~ del'orttl·
t•d Master ba cquippl'<l
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-.tm 1 ... 1c.1m rm.
W & L
W11lker&Lee
Heal Estate
641)-771 t
OPEH SAT JSUN 1-5
1213 E. Balboa Blvd.
OCEAMFRO ... T
C.:hou:e locution! Like !iv
ing a l the Wu ldorf.
Balboa Peninsula, ran!
fmd Magnificent view.
Cheek y our
, . .-now Pa~es for
vour n.-aresf
ll"'alker & Le ..
offiee and call
~O\V to !ilifae if ,·our
home qualifies.
Walker & lee 1
Real Estate j
Completely Tedccor. in --=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---1 ('\.QUl!i1te taste. 4 BR , 1
bath" $?39.500 POOL EST A TE "* 645·2425 * 4 BEOROOMS
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4 BDRM · $45,000
/\h.,olutcly 1 in m aculale
lam home w /manicured
lndsci11ng & towering
shade trees. Xtra l rt( lot
ror privacy & fam fun.
Offered w /FHA or VA
tc>rm:1. Better hurry!
Private r oadw::iy Jeacls In
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bedroom 1 ctrcals. Lu~h
l 1 11 111 c .1 I b a c k y a r 11
w ,sh111Hn1·r111i; :.um mer
hm pool. Sk rnny dippers
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11t•w ;\J 11:-.t. !»e ll. Try
S!l.300 lot.11 1111 1.lll '
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COSTA MESA
CONDO
Assumobl• loon
'\c wly ca rpe t e d&.
draped lhruout this 2
~tory, 2 bedroom, shake
rriofcd townhome. Nice
urea-cloi.c to :-.ho pping.
Will exchanJ?c lur house
nr duplex rn Newport
Rc::ich. S-"1 ,900.
"IF ·YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO
LIVE ON THE OCEAN .......... "
Spectacular changing white water view. magnificent
s unsets, bear the pounding surf. Live right on one of
America's most famous beaches. Walk to all West
Newport res taurants, shops & Lido Village. This 3 year
old, custom built. Mediterranean homi! is tor living and
enjoying. Professionally decorated, 4 bedroom, 3 bath,
family room, living room with beamed celling, wet bar, 2
fireplaces, gas barbeque, mission tile root -many more
extras ...... .
DRASTICALLY REDUCm FIOM $250,000 to
.$219,000
115 Vitt Jucar $159,500
48RFam.rm. Lido Isle
1101 Berks hire Lane $139.000
4 BR Fam.rm. Pool Westcliff
5851 Sierra C'1elo $99,950 4 BR l'"am.rm. Turtle Rock
12 Rue Verte $154. ()()()
4BRFam.rm. Big Canyon
1730 Port M anleigh Cir $168,500
3BRFam.rm. PoolJacuz1.i HV
J707 Inlet Isle Dri vt•
4BRFam.rm.
Homes
$149,500
HVHills
1615 Highland $152.500
S BR Fam.rm. Pool J acuzziWestcliff
1634 lrvine Ave.
4 BR Fam.rm. Pool
2781 Bayshore Dr.
4BR
$149,500
Baycrest
$179,000
Bayshore
EMEllALD IA Y -ltG, llG VIEW
From huge deck & most rooms. Jus t
remodeled 3 bedroom, massive Liv-
ing Room w /cathedral ceilings, wet
bar & gourmet kitchen . Adaptable
home close to beach. tennis, pools.
$279,500 fee .·
REDWOOD & GLASS
Custom designed home. Secluded
master suite has sawia & jacuzzi &
fireplace. Separate 3 bedroom
children's wing. Panoramic view of
Back Bay & Fashion Island from liv-
jng room, dining room. kitchen &
family room. $269,950.
NEW LISTIMG -VILLAGE 3
Popular 1-story Princeton model
with 3 bedrooms, dining room, & 2
baths. Attractively upgraded and
located near pools and tennis on
wide greenbelt. $79,500.
HIU TOP PRIVACY -VIEW
Spacious four bedroom pool home.
Ocean view from "your Library
desk ". Great living area for family
& form al entertaining. $195,000 fee.
CHOICE CANTON CREST
Beautifully located townhouse close
to Harbor Vie w s hopping. Pool.
jacuzzi. tennis court, 2 bedroom, 21h
bath, 2 fireplaces, family room.
Priced to s ell $84,500.
CHALLENGES COMPARISON
You've waited long enough for this
superb 5 bedroom Lido Bayfront at
$.52.5,000 and it's worth it. Great
style, great Jocation. Designed for
the great life. Do yourself a favor &
see it today.
OCEAN & JmY VIEW
Cameo Shores -warm & beautiful
family home. Used brick fireplace in
wood pane led family room. Large
formal dining room & sparkling
fenced pool. Roses, camellias .
rhooodendrons ! Only $189,500.
IN A CLASS IY fTSB.F
An authentic .. Williamsburg .. col-
onial has just been created! Custom,
quality features including the most
minute details make this architec-
tural dream an outstanding achieve-
ment & distinct asset to the com.
munity of Corona dcl Mar.
Particulars available with appoint·
ment. Presented at $175,000.
OCEAH VIEW & IMCOME
2 units with view &pool. Owner's un-
it has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths plus game
room w/wet ba r. Income unit has 3
bedrooms. 2 baths. ~10.000.
ONE OF A ICIMD
4 bedrooms, STUDY, fam. rm., &
formal dining room are all part of
this delightful Turtle Rock home.
with 2 baths. & central air. Steps
from park & pool. A rare find for on-
Jy $90,500 land included.
Liff AT 1HE IEACH
Walle to private beach. tennis courts,
pools from this charming 4 bedroom,
den home. Beamed cathedral ceiJ.
ings, hardwood floors. used brick &
many more. $199,500.
SWHPIMG OCEAN YllW
Decorator s harp condo with quality
upgrades. Beautiful grounds with
multiple amenities make this an out-
standing investment. $94,500.
ICIHG-SIU FA.Mil Y HOME
See this large 4 bedroom, 2~ bath
Turtle Rock home just steps from
park & pool. with oversized yard~ 3
car garage. Cam.rm .• &dining room.
All foronty $99.950. land included.
1• CANYON GOt.F COURSE
A beautiful Versailles 4 bedroom,
family room. 4Y.a baths. Lots of Mex·
ican tile, upgraded kitchen. out-
standing golf course view. Now
$254,000.
A. Ccx.DWaL IAMlB cp.
644-1766
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FINDIM• HOMES
FOR FOLKS SINCE THE
WEST WAS WO~!
View of lack lay!
Immediate r>e>saealoo tMllablel Present an
offers. owner anxious for aale. Terrific lllew of
the Back Bay, About 3000 aq. feet of living
space. 4 bedrooms. 3 full beth&. Fotmll entry,
eating area In the famlly room. Kl~zed
master suite. Indoor heated & filtered DOOi for year round fun. Even a weterlall for that apeelaJ
effect. Totally modem kitchen. Owner gone,
call 540-1720.
Pool Paradise!
Delightful Me .. Verde hom6 Just minutes to
schoOI and park. Preslfge area. fully equfpped
pool Ideal for this hot weather. Plenty of room
tot your boat or trailer. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
Separate den or sewing room for mom. Elegant
stone fireplace. Pool table sized family room,
huge living room. Fully Insulated, Just listed.
$84,900. can 540-1120
Comlry -n Trees!
Sprawllng Spanistr vllla with gorgeous
parl<-llke yards. 11 assorted trvH trees.. room for
big pool or tennis court. Close to bike trails &
park. Large country lot, covered veranda. 4 bedrooms. 2 full baths. Eating area served by a
gourmet kitchen. Blazing fireplace In the
entertainer's l1vlng room. A great home for the
active family. S82,500. Call 540-1720
Owner Slashes Price!
It's like finding $10.0001 Rambling Mesa Verde
home on the golf course. Professionally
' landscaped yards. fully SPrinklered for EZ care.
Colorful tones and textures lhruout. Air
conditioning, 4 bedrooms or convertible den.
full 1()..guest dining room served by a chef's
delight kitchen. Separate family room with
raised hearth fireplace. Reduced to s 139,500.
540-1720
Summerfield leodl Retreat
Bike or Jog to the beach. Handsome •
Summerfield home in Huntington ! Super low
maintenance for the wor1<1ng couple. Shows
beaullfully1 3 bedrooms, , ,,. balh floor plan,
carpets. drapes in lovely coordinated colors
thruout. Brand new patio area, bacl< yard ready
ror planting No nonsense front yard. VA
assumable loan with super tow interest.
$67,500. Gall 540·1720
Lov.ty Marble FireplKe
New on the market, be the 1sl to see!
Handsome 4 bedrooms. heavy shake roof,
covered patio area fo r outdoor fun.
Comfortable free flowing floor plan offers 4
bedrooms or den. 1 ~ baths, Dining area &
kitchen have new no wax floors. Marble
fireplace in the living room to warm your toes.
S65,000. Call 540-1720
Easy-Care Llvin'!
One of a 1<1nd town home with a slumpslone and
wrought iron palto area perfect for family get
togethprs Close lo pOOI area. 3 bedrooms, H4
baths Dining area. party.&zed living room for
ontorta1n1ng. View of the rolling hills. One
~tory, pnced under $50,000. 540.1720
$64,000 -4 + Pool!
Ju:.t h<oted. Its not going to la<>t long• Versalite
tloor plan features 4 bedrooms or 3 + den.
candlehghl dining room, pecky cedar paneling
adds a lovely touch. Birch cabinets. deluxe
bu1fl•ins. Bullet kitchen. 5'>arl<llng POOi out
t>acl< cool decl<ing. Big home. small price,
S64 000 Call 540-1720
Low Down GI!
Flexible f1nanc1ng terms available on this
dream ··beach town" home. Formal entry hall
opens lo a big floor plan with 4 bedrooms.
Decorated with rich wood paneling thrvout.
Heany fireplace. dream k1tcilen. Redwood
covered patio veranda. Won't last at S69,900.
Cell 540-1720
540-1720
2 9 5 5 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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TAYLOR CO. ACTIOM
Owner re:11.ly to move.
Super vulue In tbie 3 •
bedroom, bonus roo m _
home in liarbor View
Uomea. Eotertafnment
IU.t\LTUHS ·.;:11 I ,., Iii
area 1atore lnslde and
out. One uf a kind and
pri<led to sell at $120,000
including .land. Must see
\-0 ~preclate. cau Cot
opPQintmenL 613-8550.
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E~Sl'ATE RS
Laguna 2 Br O·Y·O apt n
ocn. vu1 paUo. 169,500.
494-6320 Drkr, 49'7·359.S
~ ~RECOMMENDED
FOR CHILDREN
Huge backyard to play
in, kindergarten through
12th grade within the Clv
blocks walking. Quiet
t ree Jined street.
Bedrooms. 2 baths, cop·
per plumbing, rour ca
garage. Call for appoint·
menL
640-9900
ff"~~ &tole~
Valley Realty
QUIET
MESA VERDE
LOCATION
3 Bedrm, family, 2 bath.
Cambridge mod el.
Completely redec. & re·
ady to move in now! Call
qwck. $79,900.
COLLEGE PARK
DOLL HOUSE
\er~ sharp 3 bdrm. lam•·
ly, :! hath hume. Located
on 1.·ul 1.k .11· l'rll·cd t
sl'.'ll 111m Jl ~;; ;,110. C.ill
for dt•l; 11 h
POOL HOME
M ES A V E R D E • :1
bcdrn1. den, 2 bath, nl"ar
Counln· Club. Prn·e<I h
sell lod a> ! ! S87,500. t 'all
for appt.
TRI-LEVEL
Large l ~l111·~ ·I l11•dr111 .
formal d1u111~ 1.111111\
rm, 3 h:ith. 11111\ air (1111
dilinrH•ll Pl'•''' l1!111u~
home 1'1111~ •111111kh-<I.
lnmmc<l to fH'1l1'1t111n
landsc apinl! E llJU)
gracio us l11-i11~ at
~.500.
!~K1E'S]
1555 W. 8•11.,, C.M.
Nut to Merk•t Batk•t
... CANYON-SZ7t,SOO
ll.IGANT -a4"""'1.-¥11W
A most luxurious & highly upgraded
Versailles model by Deane Homes.
Panoramic v iew of golf cour'se.
mountains, lights -also a view of
ocean.. Paneled tam rm .• expensive
wall papers thruout, custom cptng &
drapes. marble & air.conditioning.
2RUE ST. CLOUD SAT/SUN1·5
DUMAnc 2-STOlY CllUMGS
Twentieth Century grandeur in a
graciously formal home of soft spoken
elegance. Exposed balcor.iy. Stained
glass. Crys tal chandelier. Rich
hardwood floor s. Elegant white carpets. Expensive wall coverings. Custom drapes. Gourmet island
kitchen. Huge pantry. 3 Bdrms., fam.
rm. seacious private master suite &
luxuriant m aster bath. $149,500
· Unfurn. $169,500 comp. furnished.
Open Sat. & Sun. l·S
35MAINSAIL, JASMINE CREEK
CAik pwd .. _.for clrec:tlolt1l
THE ... LUffiS•-9fO UNrT
Spacious customized condominium in
newest section of the "Bluffs." 2 Lge
bdrms., den with fi repl., formal dining
rm & 2'h baths. Decorator wall papers,
cptng & drapes. Beautiful greenbelt
view. Pool. Air Cond. Lease rTSO mo.
2921 PERLA Open SAT /SUN 1·5
IJG CANYON TOWNHOUSE
SPARKLING HIW-$111,500
DeLuxe features thruout this
charming brand new home. The
upstaits spacious master bedroom
suite has sitting rm, private dressing
rm & mirrored wardrobe doors. 2nd
Bdrm dn may be used as den. Formal
dining room. Lease $800 mo. or sell.
llG CAHYOM TOwt:l IOUSE. LEASE
Choice location with beaut. golf course
VIEW! Lovely 1-story 2 bdrm., lge
formal dining rm. Highly upgraded.
Plush cptng & drapes , shutters,
microwave, ceramic tile entry & kit.
air-cond & filtered air.~ Mo.
3 IEDROOMs-ftOOl.-$5 I ,500
Fantastic Anthony kidney-shaped pool
completely fenced. This Costa Mesa
home being completely redecorated by
selle r & will deliver in beautiful
condition. Call us today!
2 I 11 San ~ Hills Rood
HEWPORT CENTER. M.L 644-49 I 0
1002GeMrol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
5 BEDROOM ON THE IA Y
Your own pier and float and the loca-
tion is just a puff oT wind from the jet·
ty. An oldie but goodie and PRICED
RIGHT!
***ALSO•**
PIER-ROAT-
NEW BULKHEAD
2 Bdrm Plus with a huge family /Jiving
room. P ier & float for 30' boat. Owner
is now installing a brand new concrete
bulkhead. A Real Cutie & the Price is
Right!
Open H~ Sunday 1·5
3708 ChGM.t Pfoce, Newport Island
Call 675-8120
A WHALE OF A DEAL!
~~~5~4~9~-s~6~s~5 ~~~I ~~~!'! .......... !~~~·~ .......... !~~~
$46,750
2 Uedroom. 2 balh, 111
rl1vidual Condom1n1um. 2
<;ar garaE?e w /clcc· door
opener-hi,i::hly up·
graded, carpeting, wood
paneling & mirrors. En·
joy lhe community pool,
jacuzzi, tennis <'OUrls &
clubhouse. Who's first?
~~ -ANYTIME
OCEAN VIEW
A block to the hcat h
Ote:in 'icw from I he
front balcon\" B1A J Bit.
3 BA UPl'EH unit nnd
the LOWER unrt 1s .c lrg l
BR. Each unit has {I
beautiful frplc, bllns,
arpeting, drapes & a
uge 4 car garage.
$133,500.
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
.i~!'?1~R~i~~~E
to huy or 1•xrh:in1:('! :I
Bt•tlrm. 111 l'l1l r~nl 11 I.
&lS.llt)t)
400E.lr'
c.M .••
ABSOLUTELY IMMACULATE
2 Bedroom, 2 bath PLUS POOL.
buillins, fireplace, large dining area.
Beautifully upgraded carpeting,
drapes, wallpaper, etc. thruout.
P rime location -Walk to mos t
everything.
$65,000. o.,_n House Sun. I ·S
1200 Rutland Rd., N.8.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 Newport llvcl. corner 30th .
IOOlG~ol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
.Corona ckf rn(U*
A · Cl~6ic
Breathtaking view of H arbor,
Catalina & Coastline. Prof essional1Y.
decorated & landscaped, achieving a dramatic & distinct1ve style all its
··own. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, formal
dining room, pool jacu7.7.i + 3
nreplaces.
$:115 000 HtclaY~ ..... 7SZ~S21 •Hl·271•
:. -
pr~~enfJ
WESTCLIFF WINNER
SPllMGTIMI COLORS brighten this
cbee.ry • bedroom, family room home.
Outdoors, a large yard and sparkling
pool complete this well k ept property.
$125,000.
1520 Wwwlck a.-. HI S.. l·S
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Cl.OSI TO YllW PARIC -so convenient
to schools this lmmaculat.e 3 bedroom
home has 4 car garage. low upkeep
yard and on fee land. Everything going
for it.
531 S.. hrw-...0. HI s-1.s
DOVER SHORES
QUm A. Flt'4D! 60' On the water +swim-
ming pool + extra large slip for 3
boats. This e legant home h as 5
bedrms~ den, 41h baths, and magnifi.
cent view! Call642-5200for appt. to see.
TRAVEL ON TO ~YALON
SECLUDED HIDEAWAY -new one
bedroom Sol Vista Condo. It's just
right for quiet, peaceful weekends and
Catalina fun-time. Call Mike Blake for
more inlormation.
REALTORS'
475-5511
JASMINE CREEK
leautiful split IHel 3 br, family "" hom~.
Menter suite includes privah study w /frplc
& balcony for personal enfoymettt; Ubrary
akon off IMng ~ W.tbcr In dlning rm.
lftcludff clubhouse, pool, iacuni & tennis
courts; Gatfll efttry & 24 hour security
Ml'Yice. It's th• good life IRemelllberJ I liv~
there tool $172,500.
OH THE WATER
Wttt Hewport dtllghtful two bedroom
hoMe with Income ..wt -or convert to a
three bedroom ltoftw. lndudH pier & float.
Cosy fi,..,,ou wfth ralMd hearth & patio
on ttHt water. OWMBt WILL FINANCE.
$1,0,000.
RESIDENTIAL LOT-CHIMA COVE
(Corona del McrJ: Last of its kind,
gentfy slopin9 Copprox 90'x I 06'); easy to
build on -fabulous OCHn & lefty view.
OWftet"wln SUl-ORDIMATE. $178,000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS
25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy.
C Ol"ClftG def Mer
675-5511
I 1002G~rol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
EASTBLUFF $91 500
In one of the loveliest neighiorhoods
in Newport, absolutely charming 3
bdrm .. 2 ba., l·level home; lovely cul-
de-sac. New carpets. s hake roof ;
cheerful combination fam. rm./kitch.
Beautifully lndscpd .. lge. yard. lm
maculatc move-in cond. Priced to
sell!! Exclus ive, app't. only.
Please let us s how you a ll the homes
Avail. in the carefree Bluffs
HELEN 8. DOWD
REAL TOR. INC. MLS 644-0134
1973 Top Lister & Top Salesmcm
1974 & 1975 R.....,...Up
Newport-Mesa locrd of Realtors
GtMrol
I
I 002'GeMral 1002
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EXECUTIVE HOMES
MESA VERDE, magruficenl 5 BR. 3 BA
Buccola, across from park. near golf
course. Pool & jacuzzi. Extra lge
rooms thruoul. Fam rm w/wet bar,
massive stone fplc. Prof decorated.
Approx 2950 sq.ft.
LAGUNA HILLS, Jge 4 bedrm. view
hom e, 3 baths. Sunken fam rm
w/wet bar & fplc. Lge Jiving &
formal dining rms. Pool size lot.
Approx 2100 sq.ft.
WISTHA.VEM, $8000 price reduction.
Great bargain, 2 Sty, 4 bed.rm, fam
rm, 2 ba. 3 Car garage. On cul-de-
sac. Near Mlle Square Park. Ap·
prox 2400 sq.ft. ,
EASTStDE. COSTA MESA. 3 Bedrm,
fam rm, fptc in living rm. 2 Bath.
Cov patio. Dble garage. On cul·dc
sac. Approx 2000 sq.fl.
Cal 540-9'22
cooper & associate
I estate
NO DEBATE ABOUT IT!
These are our super buys! t
WUTCLIFF CAPI COO F'or the trudi·
lion al tum1ly, this lov<.'IY J bdrm.
home with lanai + family /dinmg rm ..
2 cozy frplcs . $119.500. OPEN
SAT /SUN. l ·S 1201 BERKSHIRE
LANE, NEWPORT BEACH
OCU.H VIEW COM>O For the young in
heart, this 3 bdrm. Newport Crest, of·
f ers all tho amenities, incl. tennis &
swimming. Vacnnt & rendy for oc-
cupancy. $85,500 OPEN SUN. 1·5. #5
BARLOVENTO
IEACH HOUSE Lido Sands 3 bdrm.,
with lgc. living rm., opens to secluded
patio, complete with jacuzzi. Great
potential, needs some decorating. A
steal at $73,000
DAVIDSON REALTY
'>801 W CoO\I H.,.. v N ~ 64!> • 7575
3116 Newr>orl Blvd NB 673·9060
1002IG......, IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
* * OPEN HOUSES * *
SATURDAY Ii SUHOAY l·S
42& VISTA. 'A.RA.DA.. N.1.
Lovely Bluffs 3 bdrm. with front row
water view. $735 Mo.
603 VISTA IONITA. N.I .
Exceptional, highly upgraded, Bluffs
Franciscan. on beautiful greenbelt. 3
Bdrms., 21h baths. $120,000
2032 SHIPWAY LA.HE. M.I.
Baycrest beauty on splendid corner;
custom built 3 bdrm., lge. family rm.,
21h baths & heated pool. $137 ,500
300 I SETTING SUH, H.V. HILLS
A real ''SETTING SUN DREAM"
home with marvelous view. 3 Bdrms..
family rm., pool. $184,000
2517 FIRST ST., CdM
Magnifi cent sit·down bay & ocean
view from EACH of these TWO fine
homes on one large fee simple lol.
Homes are completely separated &
private with loads of parking. $198,500
OPEN DAILY 1·5. (3ctwecn Carna-
tion & Dahlia).
Ho.tte £uttEiwlioH&
-u obligo!iolt
• •
Gfltttal 1002 Getteral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
EASTBLUFF
lmmac:ul.tk :J br. :J ba,
sphl le' el. 1>001. S139,SOO.
Optn Dally n .s. 2924
C.1 rob. :--\ R. II a rbour
Sales 6-U-7428.
A BAH DOH ED
1/JACREESTATE
J BEDROOM-RANCH
$5B,900
FOREVER
OCEAMVIEW
PLUS 5 BEDROOMS
:'ltai::niCiccnl orcan view
L'U'>tom home w1lh 5uper
con!.lruction Ccaturei>.
Lovely planked floors
and beamed cellin~s.
Formal dining, billiard
room with wet bar and
:<iludy. l\cy to beaches.
Just lis ted nl $199,500.
Fee. C:ill 67:J.8550
OIVN Ill 0 ." s I Ull ro 8( Nl(C•
[vtt•I Tree lined a11pmach to
t.h 1:; tlcli~hllul mini
r;:nll'h. llll~l' \\'C('jllOj:!
w1/111\1 1•11/1,1111.·l'' c11
tranc: .. 1.ari:c f Jm11v l--M-ES•A-V•E•RD_E_•
si/.\'tl h 1 rn~ room \\II i1
"'.111 nl J?l.1~f>. Vll!w of OPEN SAT /SUH I ·5
spra\1 illl;! i.: rouruls a11d 29 3 4 JAVA RD.
lnut 011 hard L'nuntrv Gr:1c 1nus 4 bdrm. +
k1td1l·11. mas-.1\c ~toni.• family, frplc •• J ~t>.
t1n•pl;u c•. Dining t1111m k1lchrn; in tip top sh.:ipr.
h,•, l"ll"l!l!Nl wondtm rl11<11. Seller most anx1ou-; tor s l ll r .1 l c \\'I II lo; r 1>r orrcr! Asking Sll0,000!
-;1·1 h1tl1.•«I 1naqpr su1lc HEW LISTINGS!
and r l11lrlrrn·, 11u.1rter' COST A MESA
111111 \. 1·· ... ,, '" "'(' 1•11~ th I ' II,, I lf ll 1' I 1II11 • EASTSIDE
!*.;t i'!Xl J UnaL'\, S89,.1IKI'
( "•' v•' It I 'l'I N I' 4 ( '0llS, $128,()()()'
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1112 Sli71! Want A.!111 Call 642-5678
GeMral 1002 Gneral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
FREE PLAYHOUSE
Make your kids ecstatic, bring
your decorating ideas and save
loads of money on this 4 bedroom,
2'12 bath pool home. Lgc lot, great
jacuzzi a nd Tom Sawye r
hideaway. Only $80.750.
TOWERING PINES
IL~ad to lus h landscaped entrance.
Secluded 3 bedroom. l '""' bath
Townhouse with pool, canopied
double door entry. Giant living rm,
formal dining with huge master
bedroom and pri vale tree·sbaded
patio. Only $32,500.
PEACE AND QUIET
Completely customized cul·de-sac
home. Large lot. 3 Bedrooms, l 'h
baths, huge master bed.rm, formal
dining, i:!ia nt Ji ving rm. tremen-
dous a<1d ·on f a mily room, 2
gorgeous fircpl:1ces. Almost new
plu s h carpets :-ind
drapes. M itny , many up·
grade's. Only $47,500
Roberts Realt
18241 leatb ll•t.. luntln(ton ltuJI
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VllWCOHDO
I. .a r i.: e 1 ti e d r o o n1
f1rl'plncc. 1 ''lo bath. 111
!'forlh l.111t un F.x
pans1ve sundeck o' l.'f
lnokm1: lhe blue P.u·1f1C'
Priced under m.lrkcl
Excl11¥1ve 644·7210.
* * LIDO ISLE * *
OUI HEW EXCWSIYI
$137,500
221 VIA MlMfOHI:
OPEN SAT. & SUM. I ·4
Large 50 ft. Jot. Large living room,
large pa 10. 2 Bedroom home with
room to expand
LAWSON REALTY * * • 67$.4562 * * *
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 HDROOM
223 Via Mentone (Lido ll > NB
675-4562 $137 ,500 Sal/Sun 1 4
332 Piazza Lido (Lido 11 > NB
673-7300 Sun. 1 4
•21 Rana (Reho San Joaq ) lrv
675·6000 Sl 10.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
IUCETO IEACH
SU!K'r •r.e11. 1ou1>er condl
llun. super fomily horne
·1 ha, ~ b('(lroorn. 2 stor)
1.arJ?e fllmlly hom" on A
l·urner lot '" near all
'' hooh,, shoppln&. h~n<'h
JllJ p1rk• c.111 s 16 2313
before It'$ too late lo ace
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Bit Cangon
Newport Beach
O•ertooldng GoH Coune .
6 Bedrooms S 1/2 Baths
D ... & Gene Room-J CcrGcroge
leautfful,ool
Cow+eay to lllrs. 644-4334 or lll-1114
Sltownly.,...
#4 J1miper (The Terrace) Irv
551 -2000 S68.900 Sun 1-5
1102 Palm, Huntington Beach Dl ·RECTORY
536-1484 Sun l 5
2 H . & FAM RM or Df'N
4261 Manzanita, Irvine
552·0239 Sat & Sun
2816 Clirr Or .. N .B.
(213 )876·5454 $167.500 SIS 12·1;
417 Dahlia, Corona del Mar
$119,500 Sat/Sun I 4
••3708 Channe l Pl. Nwpt JI.
675·8120 $137 .500 Sun l ·5
4351 Bridgeway St.. Irvine
551-0598 $66.700 Sat /Sun 11 5
144 Cabri llo, CdM
640-7000 $1G7.500 1-·I :111
5 Penny Pines (Ocerf1cld) Irv.
644·6200 S74.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
#9 Rue Fontaine (Big Cyn) NB
631-1400 $192,000 Sat/Sun l 5
233 Poppy, Corona de l Mar
675-2311 $98.900 Sun. 1-5
412 Fullerton (N pl llghL'i I N B
646·2414 $89.500 Sun 1·5
5 Solana (Reho San J oaq >lrv.
752·1414 $109.000 Sun 1·5
1951 Port Locksleigh, N.B.
675·3411 Sll0,000 Sun. 1-5
6.59 Bols ana. Laguna &a<·h
nlti·77ll Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
23052 Via San Gabnel, l\lis~. Viejo
768-0568 $64.500 Sat 1Sun
2006 Vista Caudal mng Blfs JN B
640-0056 S134.500 Sat •Sun l 5
14665 Oval Rd (Walnut Sq.) Irv
552·6086 $51,000 Sat/Sun l·5
501 Avocado, Irv Terr, CdM
H68·4405 SIJ!J.000 S.'.S u :;
17292 Citron !Univ Pk) Irv I
551-6172 $82.500 Sal/Sun l-5
2580 Santa Ana #308. Eastside CM
642-82:J5 564.900 Sal/Sun t 4
21 4 Dahlia. Corona rlcl Mar
642·8235 $175.000 Sat,Sun l·5
531 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hts. NB
642·5200 $89,000 Sat/Sun l S
:t45 Dogwood. Irvine
752·1700 $79,900 Sat Sun ll 5
2017 Maple, Costa Ml's a
645·3474 $.51.000 Sal'Sun 12 1;
8101 Marseille. Hunt. Beach
962-7788 $.58.500 Sun 1 5
723 Cameo Highlands Dr CdM
673·£>643 $127.500 s s 11 5
324 El Modena, Npt Hl"· NB
&10·9000 $110,500 Sat/Sun l·5
6451 Alexandria, Hunt. Beach
556-2660 $.59,950 Sun 1 5
1689 Samar. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $84,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
4916 River , Lido Sands, NB
675·6000 $75,700 Sal/Sun 1·5
606 Calle Vicente, San Clem.
496·5600 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·6
18105 Dewberry Way (Univ.Pk) Irv.
552·7500 $76,500 Sun. 2·5
5072Ald er (The Terrace) Irv.
552·7500 $72.900 Sun. 1·5
308Visla Madera (Bluffs) NB
642·8235 $157 ,500 Sun 1.:;
208 Via Mentone (Lido Isle> NB
642-8235 $156,500 Sun. l 5
'9l0 La V cnlana <San Clemente>
642-8235 $142,000 Sun. 1 5
~>!J32 Crestview. Century Shrs. HB
640·6600 $63.500 Sun t -5
204 1h·39th St., Penin., Nil
675-6000 $117 .000 Sun 1 5
2114 Continenta l. C~la Mesa
646·3255 $54,950 Sun. 1·5
651 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
644-6200 $137 ,000 Sun. 1-5
650 Fontana Way, La~una Bch.
494·8057 $185,000 Sun. 1·5
l IR & FAM RM or DEN
650 Fontana Way, Laguna Bch.
494-8057 $185.000 Sat/Sun l -5
509 De Anzu, Corona del Mar
675-4392 Sat/Sun l 5
Harbor View Homes. Nwpl Bch.
644·1257 $118.500 SIS all dav
402 Vista Trucha (Rluffs) NB ·
644-2373 Sat/Sun 1-5
1158 Mission Dr. Mesa del Mar. CM
546-8689 $63,500 Sun. 1·5
23.S Lugonia, Nwpt.-Beach
548-6030 $72.500 Sat/Sun 10·5 * 1824 Port Sheffield, NB
998-2228 $159.500 S /S 11·5
29572 Vista Plaza Dr, Lag Nig.
M.5-5551 $92,000 Sun. ll-4
4122 Escudero (Racquet Club) Irv
559-5414 $73,000 Sun. l ·S
2956 P emba, Mesa Verde, CM
549-8655 $79,900 Sat /Sun 1·5
205 Amherst (College Pk) C.M.
549-8655 $67 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1 Deerwood W. <Deerfld) lrv .1
752·14l4 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
'1207 Port Harwick (IMlomes) NB
644-6200 $146,500 Daily 1·5
* •326 G2nd St (Nwpt Shrs >NB
548·1290 $85,000 SIS 1:30·4:30
1060 Noris. Lagun& Beach
752-1920 Sat/Sun 1-4 •
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18782Saginaw. lrvinr
752·1700 586 .900 Sun 12·4
U67l Countrywood, lrvme
552·1493 $63.500 Sal/Sun 10·7
288.5 Anza Ln. <Mesa del Mar)C M
540-0729 Sal/SU}l 1·5
14631 Swectan <Ca lif llms I Irv
673·8550 S68.000 Sal tSun 1 5
lH:iO P ort. Bishop Cir (I JVll) NB
673·8550 $120,000 Sun 1-5
1851 Port-Tiffin (HVlll N.B.
673-8550 $105.000 Sat /Sun l 5
9892 Saline Or. (Shorecresl>H.B.
546·4141 $75,900 Sun l 5
#9 Rue St. Cloud CBig Cyn) N fl
752-1700 $235,000 Sun 1 5
1201 Berkshire Ln <We::.tclf)NB
673·9060 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
10151 Crailet. lluntmgton Bch.
962-7788 S9l.500 Sal'Sun l-5
:t5 Hermitage Ln Wig Cyn >NB
644-1766 $390.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
1821 Port Sheffield. N B.
no phone $11 t,000 Sat Sun 1-5
2669 Santa Ana Ave. L'.M.
546·8640 S75 .000 Sat 'Sun 1·5
*2032 Shipway Ln<Baycrest>NB
Ci75-3000 $137 .500 Sat/Sun 1 5
•3001 Selling Sun (I IVllills )CdM
675·3000 S184 .000 Sat /Sun 1 ·5
2011 Kings Rd . Nwpt Bch.
546-8640 Sat 1Sun l·S
2308 Redlands. Nwpt Beach
645·7221 Sal/Sun 1·5
• •4545 Orington A. Ca m Shrs.
675·8800 $198.500 Sun I 5
133 Woodland (off Tustin l CM
f>46·3255 $85.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
35 Mainsail (Jas mine Creek )NB
644·4910 $149 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3140 Country Club Dr, M Verde, CM
546·5990 $92.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•19952 Providence Ln, H.B.
546·8640 $65.500 Sun. 1 ·5
19191 Norwood CTmtle Rk ) Irv
551-2000 Sl4Ul()(l Sunl-5
3406 Catamaran. Corona del Mar
640-2309 Sl45.500 Sun 1-5
21 Acacia Tree (Univ Pk. l Irv
552-7500 $92.500 Sun 1·5
4981 Paseo de Vega (Turtle Rk ) Ir\'
642·8235 Sun. 1·5
1621 Highland (Wcstcliff >NB
642·8235 $127.500 Sun. 1·5
281 l Bayshore Dr. CBayshrs) NB
642·8235 . $175,000 Sun. J-5
28 Goldenbush (Deerfield ) l rv.
752·1414 $67.900 Sun .1·5
17842 Arhor (Univ. Park) Irv.
752·1414 $109,900 Sun. 1·5
262 Brentwood. Costa Mesa
556-6171 $72,900 Sun 1·5
14682 Sweetan (Calif.Homes) Irv.
752·6521 $65,000 Sun 1-5
22525 Overlake Dr. L. For .. El Toro
675·6000 $99,690 Sun. 1·5
2226 Canyon. Costa Me:-.a
645·0303 $66.500 Sun. 1·5
2227 Miner. Costa Mes~1
IH5·0303 S.59.950 Sun 1-5
2207 Anniversarv Lane. N B
f,.:16-7711 · Sun 1·5
384 Mira Lorn <•. Off lrvme. C M.
646·3255 Sunday i·5
229 Robinhood I.a. East~ide. CM
540-9922 $71).760 Sun. I ~
4 IEDllOOM
16632 Simmone La. Hunt Bch
(714 )548-3350 Sat/Sun 1 5
24171 Las Naranjas, Lag Niguel
494 -8181 $87 .500 Sat/Sun 12·5
••1213 E. Bal. Blvd, Bal Pen., NB
645-2425 $239,500 SIS 1·5
207 Via Orvieto (Lido) N.B.
673-6026 $157,500 S/S 11·5
231 Walnut (Nwpt Shores ) NB
673-3663 $90,000 Sun. 12·4
• •205 Via Lido Soud, L. Isle, NB
631-1800 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
227 Via Orvieto (Lido (<;le) NB
631·1800 $142,500 Sun 1 S
7631 Danube. Huntington n ch.
848-2323 $58.950 Sun. 1 5
2717 San Lucas Ln, M. del Mar, CM
540-5214 S67 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·6
9410 Warbler Ave .• Fount Valley
548-1168 $74,950 Sat/Sun 1·4
5772 Grimsby, Huntington Bch.
846-1371 Sat/Sun 1·5
•#10 Rue Villa r , B. Cnyn., NB
675·34,ll $254,500 Sun . l ·S
2005 Miramar Drive, Balboa
640-9900 $135,000 Sun 1-5
48362nd St, Newport Beach
642-3850 $79,950 Sun 1·5
336 Colton, Newport Shores. NB
642-3850 $78 ,SOO Sun 1-5
19601 Roderick. Hw1t. 13cach
540.1120 $65.000 Sun . l -5
4 H & FAM IM ot" DEH
•6751 Christa Palma, H.B.
8f1·6010 $97 ,500 Sat/Sun 12-6
1535 Regatta. Laguna Beach
494-8519 $179,500 Sun. 1·6
* •204 Via Lido Nord, Lido l s, NB
675-0123 $259,500 fee SIS 1-5
2934 Java Rd. (Mesa Verdc)CM
675·7060 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
103Z? Shangri La Dr. Hntg Bch
962-3241 $60.500 Sat/Sun 1 5
9381 Candlewood. Hunt. Beach
968-4456 Sun 1 5 :;g Cypress Pt Ln (Bi~ Cyn )NB
644·0<..J27 $295.000 s 15 11·5
17751 Falkirk La. Hunt Bch
846-7924 $60,990 Sat & Sun
1103 Tulare, Mesa Woods. CM
549-8655 $96,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
420 Belvue Ln. <Bal. Pen.) N.B.
675-4600 $137 ,000 Sun. 12-5
8391 Crane Circle, Hunt. Bch.
536·7246 Sat/Sun 1·5
12 Cherry Hills <Big Cyn >NB
644·6200 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2206 Port Bris tol <JM-Iomes) NB
644·6200 $165.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
• •542 Hrbor Is. Or .. Prom. Bay, NB
642·8235 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
19492 Sierra Canon CT-rock) Irv.
752-1414 $94 ,750 Sat/Sun 1·5
4806 Cortland (C am Hglnds l CdM
831 -1003 Sun l 5
2012 Windward Ln. Nwpt Bch
752·1920 Sat/Sun \.5
297 Lilac Lane. Costa Mesa
752-1920 Sun l a
M232 Wcyth. lrvinC'
752-1700 $72.~150 Sun 1·5
•17761 San Rafael, Fount. Vly .
8-18·2323 Sunday 1-5
222 Via Palermo CLido) NR ·
673-0541 S144 .500 S/S 11 -4
•6001 Shield'i. H unt. Beach
847·6010 $93,000 Sal/Sun l 5
149-12 Piper <GTecntree> Irv.
552·7000 $77.000 Sun. 1 5
4642 Abbotswood, Irvine
752-1700 $64,900 Sun 1 5
1706 Tradewinds. Nwpt Beat·h
646·7171 $139.500 Sun 1·5
111 Vista Suerte (Bluffs l NB
640·9900 $110.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
••22 Linda II (Linda II )NB
675-7161 $325,000 Sun. l s
•1101 Berks hire Ln(WestclirONR
644-1766 $139,000 Sun. 12-5
•4607 Gorham Or <Cam Shrs) NB
644-1766 $189,500 Sun. 1-5
•47 Mootecito Dr .. CdM
f>44·4882 $.124,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•-*2602 W. Oceanfront. NB
675-8800 $219,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
2 Rue St. Cloud (Big Cyn > NB
644·4910 $271 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2000 Windward. Baycrest. N.B.
675-6000 $143,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
9901 Westhaven Cir. Westminster
540·9922 S79.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
*1520 Warwick. Westcliff, NB
642-5200 $125.000 Sun 1·5
•1948Santiago. Nwpt Beach
540-1720 $220,000 Sun. l 5
•19342 Salmon Ln. Hunt. Bch.
642-3850 $.59.999 Sun l 5
1110 Main 'St.. Hunt. fl<•ach
(213 )945-2621 ~ .500 Sun 12-5
•17621 Bard. <Culverdalc> Irv.
833·3380 $79,500 Sun. 12·6
•1734 Santiago, Back Bay, N.B.
549-8655 $340,000 Sun. l 5
15762 Maidstone, Westminster
968·4456 $89,900 Sun 1·5
17385 Almond Tree (Univ. Pk) Irv.
752·1414 $82,000 Sun. 1·5
1508 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 Sun . 1·5
32 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 Sun. 1-5
2415Tustin (UpperBay)C.M.
644-6200 $110.000 Sun. 1 5
1777 Oriole Dr. Mesa Verde, CM
546-5990 $111,500 Sun J·S
24991 Costeau, Laguna Hills
540-9922 $89.500 Sun. I 5
llSVia.Jucar. Lido lsle
641·1766 $159,500 Sun2·S
5 IEOROOM
2133 Miramar (Bal Pen.) NB
675-4600 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
••#3Linda Is. Dr., Unda Is, NB
631-1800 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1741 Irvine, Newport Beach
645-0303 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 llt I. FAM llM or DEN
• •525 Via Lido Soud, Udo ls, NB
642-8235 $549,500 S /S 1·5
24933 Rol 'ngw'd , The Wds .. El Toro
830-8547 $114,000 SIS 10:30 4:30
•17 Royal St.Georgc<Big Cyn >NB
640·6161 $385,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
•2664 Basswood (EastblufO NB
646· 7711 Sat /Sun 1-S
1522 Pegasuis. S.A. Heights ·
646-3255 Sat/Sun 1·5
Sunday. October 17 1976
BEACH RETREAT
OM LARGE LOT
Deane built 3 bedroom, 2 brith
Bright and airy home with gourmet
kitchen ovt!rlooking 1SJ<30 patio
Exceptionally large, private p1e
shaped (86.4x84.7x64.7x94.Sx45.2)
cul·de-sac lot. Ideally located nr
tennis & cabana club & short jog to
~urf. $63,900.
C .. Pllyllis Sllfyer. '6%·4454
Coats&Wc61cehdton
3728 Occ .n Blvd .• Corona del Mur
642-8235 $298,500 Sun. 1·5
•1606 E . Clem ensen. NF.Santn Ana
675-6000 $91,000 Sun. 1 5
10182 T heseus Dr .. Hwlt Beach
640-6600 Sun 1 :;
17751 Manchester, Culvcrdalc. Irv
646-7711 Sun l 5
6 IR & FAM RM Of' De.
1226 Polaris (Dover Shrs >NB
646·3255 Sal/Sun l ·S
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
2 IR & FAhfRM or D~
209 Nata ('fhe Bluffs> NB
631-1800 St50,000 Sat •sun l 5
3 IEOIOOM
835 Amigos Wy (Eastbluffl NB
640-5583 $84 ,500 Sat/Sun l 5
047 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
833·8600 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1 5
301 Avenida Cerritos(Bluffs>NB
833-1969 Sat/Sun 1 5
53 Montan as Este. R San Joaq. Irv
640·5560 $99.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 Barlovento (Nwpt Cres t) N.B.
673·9060 $85.500 Sun. 1-5
18733 E lmwood, Hunt. Beach
962-7788 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1 5
603 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
675·3000 $120,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
24663 Santa Clara. Dana Pt.
496-5600 Sal/Sun 12·1i
4 BEDROOM
ttf) Locust. Irvine
s.40·1720 SG8,900 Sat Sun I 5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOM
21651 Ocean Vista Or .. So. Lag.
499-4515 From 589.500 SIS 10·6
• 19839 Kenins ington Ln . H B
S:lt..1484 $.17,000 Sun l !)
3 IEOROOM
17 Scam isl Ci rt le. N. H.
646·6598 $.58,500 Sill & Sun
~9 Rue Valbonne. Big Cyn, NB
"75·6000 $174 ,500 Sun. 1 5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 IR & I BR
2517 F'irst St .. CrlM
675·3000 $198.500 0[1jly I 5
3 BR & 3 IR
415 Poppy. Corona del Mar
673·2278 Sun. 1·5
3 IR & 4. BR
4404 Chanel Place, Nwpt. Bch.
631-1400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
HOME & INCOME
l IR & FAM RM °" Df'N
2011 Kin gs Rd, Nwpt Bch
546·8640 Sat/Sun 1·5
HOUSES FOR LEASE
21EDROOM
524 Hazel. Corona del Mar
675-6000 $650/mo. Sat/Sun 1 5
2041 Port Province (lMlms )NB
(i75-6000 $.595/mo. Sun. 1 5
3 BEDROOM
1312 Santanella Ter. Tn·. Terr. Crl M
675·6000 $.585 /mo Sun. I s
HOUSE FOR RENT
3 IEDROOM
353 Woodland, Costa Mesa
673·3600 $410/mo. S/S 12·5
5 H Ir FAM RM or DEH
•2414 Antigu3 <Dover Shores) NB
642·8235 Sun. I 5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR RENT
2 IEDROOM
1200 Rutland Rd,Westclifr, Nn
675·6670 $65,000 Sun 12·5
2 IR Ir FAM IM or DIH
2921 Perla (The Bluffs) N.B.
644-4910 $750 Mo. Sat/Sun 1-5
l llDttOOM
426 Vista Parada (Bluffs) NB
675·3000 $735 Mo. Sat/Sun 1·5
DUPLEX, FOR RENT
l ll .It FAM llM or DEH
• •4008 River Ave. N. l3.
675-6169 . $475/Lse. S/S 12·6
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EXECUTIVE
BEACH ESTATE
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Jldrm home Oul!\lmul
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Ja<·c nl lo wide open
.. paces 'J'a r k rm. :; 1011
hay barn, :! 11~Hldock-. &
fcnt·ed pl\'ltures. Great
for k1d!...
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durlnit which Jll'Ople
find nut where to sl:iy
aw:ty rr~m nrxt ycnr . • The husband who
br3~s thal he never made 3 mi11tnkc hus a wire who I.lid.
* Neighbor; a person
who i11 always dolng
somethlna you can't
a/ford.
* You can afford our
sensible. professional home selling help. Sec
your neighbors at
llarbor Rrnlly.
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BELVUE LANE -BALBOA
JUST LISTED -custom built bom e on
1)~1qwel s trada. Perfect for the tricycle
· · · ~t. Nearby tennis club. ocean and
011bay beaches for Mom 4'nd Dad. 3
Bedroom. den and dinio.g room. 1.-.
40xl00 ft ..... $137,500. Cll 540-1151
EASTSIDE
DOLLHOUSE Quality built 2 bedrm
w /:,hake roof. hardwood firs. fplc.
.~ copper plumbing. new carpels & floor
· roverings. All this on a large , bulldable
R-2 lot. As king $62,000. For deta ils on
tpis beauty, catl 540.1 ISi
ERITAGE
c;...-ol I 002•CHMrol I 00 .............................................
CORONA DEL MAR ~ $98,900
Charmin g 2 Br & den, wood paneled
beach house w /night lights & ocean
view from Jge upper balcony. Just 112
blork to b ea ch. 23.1 POPPY. OPEN
'.SUNDAY. 1·5
'· DUPL£l~ .. CDM
$224,500 ... VIEW
New exclusive listing for this beauL
tri·level duplex w/fantastic ocean , jel-
l v & bay vie ws from both upper &
lower unils. This is a real pride of
ownership gem . Call for a ppointment.
675-2311 '
• LEASE OPTION -IY THE WATER
rr DiCORATOlt DELIGHT in compet~y
COOt dillohd 9ood tcah. Ouhtandincj 2
·;led. TownhonM with .-allty decor. Ex-
• ceft...t Newport hoch address hi a
-pri•oh c---.ity security con.unity •tt. pool. Hew & M'ltr hed In. hsy to
show by appointment. $127,500
OM THE WATER -WITH VIEW
CHARMING 2 STORY HOME wffft 4
leda. hJe ff'lllMJ re>OM, Mexican tile etttry
cmd ,...., quality 11tpeoitthw..ts. Your
OWil pri•afe beoch a.t front and ORiy I
short block to HM cOftWilllltity pool and
htwtis court. Ideal location for the family
-witlt c~ to tftfoy the "'°"Y com-
..... ity octMties. $159,500 fff.
..
VIEW OF WATER -
I ILOCK TO IEACH
A RARE FIND. Especially spocious 4
...,.. & deft wltft bcr & •lew 'LUS 3
...._ patio 111tits c.,.nse Htls out·
standin9 Newport leach duplex. T1te 4
l«drM Is •acont and Nady for a Hw
owner who wORh a ... home with an
income uetit. Take odvantoqe of ap-
preciation & depreclClfiOft! $159,500
Fe..
llG CANYON -IORDEAUX MODEL
YlEW. POOL and di9ttf'ed decor In,,,...
stiqioa lkJ C•yon ovHiookincJ CJOff
COWH and llCJhh at nicjtt. Hew "L"
shaipe pool witft a w~ bar. Executive
mashr wlte wltlt al the anwftities few
CJ1"9CkMl1 ll•llMJ •d anottMt-hd suite +
deft. Th. owner hGJ W1 mind lilOde up to
MOH now. Op~ daily ...tll sold I to 5
PM. Reduced to SI 92,500 Ftt.
OCEAMFltONT LOT IN
SAN ClfMIHTE
lft ,...stfgfo..1 C YPalSS SHORE where
YCMI IMl•e HM utti ...... In 1tcwity. lost n...._ lot onrtooldng logoon, park &
oc .... froftt. $149 ,500 '"
HOT OH THI WA.TH
EIGHT llJ I led. UMtt In G..-Grove
'' f'at .eways day r...t.ci Thi1 "'•HhMnt
~ 11 colt.4 ''lrMd • httw" ..
bec•H ...... , wW you buy with tt..
-.... laltd wuh It clown witft Ch~
pocJMt Only $95,900 '-·
IN UHIVDSITT PAJU< -IRVIME
,,._. tt.e +rodltlon of tt. OW Hecleinda
this ''ww °" the M..W" ._ off.n l
......... FwNly f'OOM, ~ l'OOM ard '. • ..n .. with be ...... 9"8Mrf· fxtre
the lot -4 w.n.cl ...... pri•ocy PLUS
lnwy 9Mtlltf•• ....... happy to ther9
..,.... yo.. A ,._..._ _. the ""'"-et"
U•l•tr1lty model. SltoW1'1 by appt.
$9',HO
F.. Mean a You 0. tt.e LCMCI
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HOMES
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Newpon Uvadr
(714)631 1400
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HOMES OP&I 1-5 Tiiis Aft.,_.
UHl(i)UE IH IA YCllEST -4 Dedroom ,
sjngle s tory. ample lot. vacan t.
$143,500. See J ane P aquin at 2000
Windward Lane.
UNIQUE IH LIDO SANDS -3 bedroom .
stone fireplace. beams. paneling. See
• Natalie Fogarty at 4916 Ri\'cr. bring
$75,500 sand dollars.
UNIQUE IH H.E. SANTA AHA -5 bdrm
pool home, bright. immac .. in Holy
Fam. paris h . $9 1,000. See Bonnie
Evans at 1606 Clemensen.
UHIQUE IH RANCHO SAH JOA9U~M
smashing condo. 1563 sq.ft., views,
decor, privacy. See Ronnie Lundy at 21
Rana. Asking $110.000.
UHIQUE IH llG CA.HYON 3 bedroom
t ownhome, feels big. li ves s mall.
$174,500 -quality see Rita Boland
at 9 Rue Valbonne.
UHIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES -For
Leas e . $595/ Mo .. s uper s harp 2
bedroom, den, beautiful grounds, new
paint, upgraded c arpeting. See
Barbara Collins at 2041 Port Province
Place.
UNIQUE IM lltVIHE TBUlACE For lease
(option possible). 3 Bedroom. large
kitchen. private yard. new paint, see
Wendy Beam at 13 12 Sa ntanella
Terrace.
UNIQUE IM MESA VERDE -3 bdrm, fa m
rm. lge. lot, vacant. Lease at $600 /mo
or sell at $92,500. See Nancy Newcomb
at 3140 Country Club Dr.
UNIQUE IN LAKE FOREST -Next to the
Lake, great views, 3 bedroom. 2 story.
A /C . See Nancy Laux at 22525
Overtake Drive.
UNIQUE OVER IUCK GULLY 2
bedroom. den. exciting. s pec·tacul a r
views, $650 /Mo. and worth it! See Fran
Scott at524 Hazel off Coast Highway.
UNIQUE IH MESA VERDE -Buccola
2·story, 4 Bedroom. big family room.
new al $111,500. See J ackie Handle man
at 1777 Oriole Drive.
UNIQUE OH THE PENINSULA -New 3
bedroom. top quality construction.
vacant. Sec ,Jo Anne Perkins at 204 1·2
39th Street . bring Sll7.000.
U~l()U~ llf)M~§
REALTORS'
f'1f, NICESrPEOPl.E SHl.ING T'1£ NEA rcsr HOMES
CORONA OEL MAR, 675·6000
MESA llEROE, 546·6990 • CALL US
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
e OftEH SUHDA Y 1 ·5
227 VIA ORVIETO
First Offering on Lido Isle. Only
Steps Away from Via Lido Nord & a
Community Beach Area & Pier. 4
Bedrooms 2 Baths. Large Patio
Professionally Decorated Sl42.500
lfJ LINDA ISLE -
IAYFIOHT $275,000
Custom Built by Roulon Hodges. 2
Sty Spanis h Conte mporary 5
Bedrooms, Family Room, Wet Bar.
3 Fireplaces. Terra ce Deck.
Firepit. New Pier & Large Slip for
Your Yacht.
zot HA.TA AOHT ROW IAY VIEW!
"Gold C oas t " R Plan with
Beautiful Wate r View Highly
Upgraded. All E lec Kitc hen. ~
Bedrooms. Family Room SlS0.000
or Lease Option
205 VIA LIDO SOUO -$210,000
Fabulous 2 Story Home with View
in Area of Prestigious Homes. Pier
& Slip for Lge Yacht. 4 Br, 4 Ba.
Den. 2 Fireplaces. Wet Bar.
eDRIYI IY-CAU TO SEE!
1112 GALAXY DRIVE
Dramatic one Story Jtom" with Old
World Charm. Excit;ng "<irk· I~.1y
View. 3 llr, F a1:oi ly Ho o m
Extensive Us o o( M .~· ''. :-'orrr.:.11
Gardens. Only ror t he :.:ost
Discriminating Buyr:-~,
Gt<>R•t ELklHS CO., ltULTOltS
Ill DOYH DRIVE 631 -1800
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REALTORS
SALES
ASSOCIATE
CHU<.:K
BROWN
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4 BEDROOMS, H~ HaUl, F .R. $69,900
1748 Iowa St., Costa Mesa
3 BEDROOM. l~ Bath. F .R . $55.000
19132 Stingray, Huntington Beach
4 BEDROOMS, l~ Bath, F.R. $69,500
10685 El Silbido. Fountain VaJlev
4 BEDRMS. 2v2 Ba. F.R. S87,990
206 7th Street, Huntington Beach
O,,OltTUHITY CAHiil MIGHT
Come as you are and get the details on
your future in the luc~ative re 3:1 estate
pr6fession. Speak directly with our
Fountain Valley Manager. .
Available Tues. and Thurs. evening 6
to 9 p.m . or call for appt.
fll.AM TODAY FOR YOUR TOMOltltOW
18055 Magnolia St.. Fountain Valley
963-8311
COSTA MESA
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551-2000
SPECTACU LAR TURTL E ROC K
VIEW. This beautiful 3 bdr m. 212 bath
Plan 50 in Turtle Rock Terrace ha~ a
fantastic v iew by day & night! Lj ving
rm & s pac io u s fa m ily rm w ith
b e autiful P alo s Verd es Sto n e
Fireplaces. Upg raded carp.eting &
drapes thruoul. Covered patio. Rear
yard is so big there ·s room for a pool!
Wet bar. Large formal dinin(! rm .
$141.900.
OPEN SUMDAY 1-5
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homes. This ramily home. located on a :.q n. Sl6!J.ooo l'n11 °11
cul-de-sac, offe rs more than 4000 sq fl. 1~ Ii) '"'"er.till'"'" Pvt. Investor
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separate formal dining rm. w /6 b rm Slll7.500 OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY l ·5
297 Lilac Ln
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540-0555
bedrms & 5 baths plus a huge bonus
room. Any s ize fa mily will be com -
fortable .
$235,000
Shown ly Appolntmntt Only. 640-0968 •
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WHY
List
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Home!
\V alker & Lee
Will Buv V our • House in
72 Hours at
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COTTAGE
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RJ::ALTOHS
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675-4392
2 Homes on In rite 1111
415 Poppy Ownrr Hltlr
will finance. 673-22711
THISHOMENEF:DS
AN OWNERS TOUCH
Pteshly pointed. 2 BR &
Den. 2 bull bathe~. crpld
m s tr bdrm w /d ressin11
room. open beam ceiling.
brick rrpk. ll(e countr')
k.ikhcn, over 1000 Ii(\. rt.
for storage. lc.Jcul for
wine celle r anti rrul
celler Oceanv1ew rrurn
sundeck
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Find what you w1111t 111 r1'(lt1('\•t1 ~·1.U<KI S.\:l.~>00.
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DUPLEX
W /beautiful ocean view. Each" unit
has Jbr. 2 ba, & fireplace. Ideal for
owner to Jive in. $145,000.
OCEAN VIEW
l ,800 sq. rt. c ustom home. Jbr. 2 be.
with family room. Low maintenance
landscaping. Ca 11 to view. $'74,500.
C-1 LOT
On Violet Lontcrn. Suitable for
sm all duplex. $27 ,ROO.
ANCHORAGE
INVESTMENTS
Re1/1or
496·7711
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RENT WHILE YOU WAIT
FOR RETIREMENT
2br, 2 ba con do in oceanfront
complex. Security. pool. jacuzzi.
furnished. $67 .soo
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IYTHE SEA
Rancho San Joaquin
53 MONTANM ESTE
OPEN TODAY 1·5
DECORATOR'S SHOWCASE
3 Bdrr:n s .. 21·:i baths. gorgeously ap.
pointed & desirably located, "San
Luis R ey" model. Choice "end or
street .. location, high on kn oll over
looking ser ene greenbelt & golf
course. Profess. landscaped patio &
color coordinated inter ior. BRAND
NEW, MOVE .JN READY. PRICED
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,''/< R E ALTY
J\ n 1• 'C c• c p l i o n n I
L-011una Beach home
-striking dc~lgn,
quality con!ll rucUon
1.argl• corne r lot.
ocean vlc·w . .i:ru11t
ne1J(hborhood cto•w tu
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C.:lose to ~sell & :.tort-s.
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N. U . racln. Agent
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Newport hoch I 069 Me wport lud• I 069 Htwport leach I 069 .............................................. .,. ..................... . Mira Costa YJRa
t yr Townhse, 2 br
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end uni&.. Ocean vit-14
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11!d.,ncu oc co11tmcrc11tl horn 1lr11dc: 1":hi & OW. cpt•. dl'Jltl. cleun bid~ to oonvtrt into of H1th•('re~t S14 Im &r. T~nllUI $47$/rno tlt);l -lJG'J ,\~t
rice uM~ 1200totll!W11Q rt. l'luh $JOO mo. $46 1187_ No ll'l' • • • 4545 ORRINGTON
..\VE., Cam•o Shorcll
le.ganl 3BR, dim, 4 bJth
home. 180 degrt1e \'il•w of
ocean ulong with POOL
OPEN SUNDAY l S
Asking Sl98,500. Axt
4i7~
SAND&St-:A llEALTY
SWIM INSIDE!
Unwind to the lnckJe of u
WATEllFALL in your living room-or dive Into
vour heated indoor
pool-you can do both in
this 4 bedroom, :l lluth.
fami ly h ome 111 u
secluded, prime re~1d('n
u :il Newport ar~a w1tb
outstanding views! GI
assumable loan
Sl98.000.
I ,PllQuail ~ liilPlac• .
Prap ... ti•• 7.S2-l920 1 1400 ®All ST HI~ MACH
l'RDlE n.W\'IEW Blu<r.
Condo. ;j lir :! Ba. lllJC
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DUPLEX
Jk,l Bu)' 1n "lt•\\ p111 t
.. to inspect these tine homesites on
LIDO ISLE, the seaside colony that
orters the ENCHANTMENT 0 F
NEWPORT HARBOit & the conve-
nience of being seconds away from
the mainland.
3 Bdrms., 2 baths; fresh & clean.
Warmth of wood paneling. Great
street. $147,000
2 Bdrms., 2 baths; a real charmer
with high beamed ceilings & beautiful
decor. $165,000
Vacant lot for the ones who prefer to
build the home of their dreams.
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LIDO REALTY
3317 Via Lido, M.I. t 673-7300
502 Kings Rd. 4BR. 3BA, 2 Level
1521 Kings Rd. :JBr. 2Ba-t Level
1821 Kings Rd. 3Br, JBa -2 Level
16lt Kings Rd. 3Br,4Ba-2Lcvel Rental
*FIXER UPPER*
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Mnddcn R.E 49:i·9212
San Juon
Capistrano 1078 ....•.•..•.........•.••
TAMARRON
CONDOMINIUM RESORT
DURANGO, COLORADO
Year 'round resort with uncrowdtid
sk11ng in winter , golf & teni11s in ~urn ·
ml'r. Xlnt condo·rental 1nve8tmentl>.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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from $10,750 full pru·e Alrt Mamltl•ntab,MO~J70 ~anu 1 1111, 1>47 :i:rn:i.
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In this modern 11H1n:.C! :i t::xchange or sale t>UbJCct ;:urnke~· cond ltlon •11'111 SlSO 175.lJowa. 6-14 Jll:J-0 3ur. :!Im. t:.IK5 sq It l-'ou -+ den + tarn rm, lorm to uchunl(e llui.ine1>i. $:1>5,000 1st owner l.1 ... L I h 3148 -i 2 1 t'k I • , 1hnin" rm Prol lrld!>c"d p t M k 111.h .rnt.1i:c' 1\~t , J a1•k 09U"a eac :! Bit. erptll, dtpl!. v11ni 1l '1' .1••1 r 1° N ~lt IH~11 • " ,. roperies l'O 'era~t' Pet·k ~116·591H H111l111 °•••••••••••••••••••••• St40.mol2t:l)797Hl!ldo1 itn:.•'ILV•10 · 1, ,>v111.1.
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more S7t.l.50U !..Jtl'lla 752·d01 I i.:, \ rl~· or $7SO wntr; l·RH " '' 0 0
Realtv 3825 So Hmtlil WATERFRONT " loft S350 !lt 491 7'S51 Cull! 2 br houi,e l'vt, lnci J hr,<' l>a. frpk l~e ~uni.
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dds gardenl'r. Scoll
Realty 536-7533
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HARBOR VIEW
HOMES
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pool, billiard rm. "'cw
S295.000 Courtc-.y ti) rltr'
Call t».i-O!r.!7 or 644· 1621.
J.ike new 2 br & 11,•n :l lij
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SIG9.500. By <hwcr c1;1
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ARCHITECTS
SPECIAL
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fully rn:.ulall.'<! all extras
!-.horl wolk 10 henrh. J.'rc ~ Simple , .. * $139,995 *
I Open Sat & ~" I ·6
5305 River Ave.
tSiluatcd 1 hlk !'o
Superior·Ralhoa cross
1111: of PC'H ll.· West m
River. I Will tuki> trade
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QUIET
CLASS
..\ Jvuble iron l!"'ltt> ~•llr':V
& court varil 1111 rnllu1•1·
lht• 1nd1ior vle1!:11H'l' ul
this 4 hc1lrooni. 31, hath
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su1>erb low tr.1tf1c. (lllll'l
t ree li11ed ne1ghLorhood.
Beaullrul aiJrqucl 1 loors
m fum1lv room. formal
drnin,: room. s pa1·10•1s
bedroom:.. luxurious
\\ a llt1.111t•r & near 11cw
carpeting magmly the
quality ('On11lruction ur
this d1)m1nat111~ hnifll' cJt>·
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1400 Ol.IAllST. HtWPOllf att.04 ----_______ ,
~ BH. lull h.1th. fam rm
II\ rm. k1tl'l1. patio
Sl.000 uu1\'ll Owner \~I
191 0151 or l~l 2~1t.14i
Distress Property!
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l'uobt.tc court> Jnl ell PE R BLOSSOM Ken Johnson, Broker
II'\ <.:u:.l•lfll I\ an \\'ell:. A Call 1711 lll730015'1~
homl'. i·onst!>l!> ol 5 .\ppro,>. 20 acn·::. oortl.:r 1----------·1 hdrrn!>.. I halhs. ru1 mul ln1o: Angl'lcs Fon·sl. Wl·ll
I I I site ti\ ail ltll•al for wh I:'\ ( ~I IO mlll\ 1cl11al un tlmmJ.!, l.imi Y nil l' ll' 1l1\•1.s1{11\ :\. l1kl' Blakl'. site ktli·ht!o \\Ith lls thou:sl'!>). room lor
·p·1r3lc l'ating arl•a l.latrcLtRcalt).Ul2 520(1 m11r1• u111h & OW<.: 1 ~1 ;~"·~led on IJluff "clh an _ _ __ _ SJ25.IJ0°. ~'i\1.1. fii5 Him.
ex11u1s1le niJ,?ht lii:ht Business Property 1400 ~l.LIS\\OODHt•altor
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F:vcs. call 6-&4 127l Un the Water. Newport ;\I A i'\ ,\ (; E .\I E :-.; J
752-1920
IAOO QUAil SI NIWPO U BIACI<
THREE
ONA LOT
l'hn•1• li1•drnoni t ''"
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DUPLEX
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Mi:l.!150 ll11nt1Jlgt11n
lleach 4 miles lo oc·ran
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5111-055:1
Beach. adJacent Lado DIVISION. l'rofc!.:.101\.11
Villogc. Short lca:.rs. <•1>artment. utfirc IJUlld
11leul for beadquart.:rs mi.:-. & -.h1111p1111t c'l'nkr
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Bernard mo 92111t Hobh~ Ro1>1n-.011 'i 11 I ht~ I llih
ht.':tl'h "''" pct1nl. rpts, a !:Jr. 2 ba. dbl frplc . Nt'W
drp,, ,\\;Jil (}i·t 15 ·., l',rJJtl</d rps. p;11n_1
l)('b , 1111 mo 1;14 211!1 <·u~dcncr. & wtr rncl11<1 iJ
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lien. ~~• 11111 1\1l 1h11-ts •. d . b 1 d kids 0 1.; S!M5 Fee Sl.1. ,\~t 1>.11 ,·'i •Hl-7211 ~ •. si 1:2 r.woui pandc 631-2011, 547·2501 Ot'
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M'pllra\c IJuild'!( u1eal for schools, nice area. Sl!I.>
workshop S17:;. 612·4659 mo. Ownr. 213·43-1 -2018111·
s:125 all .~. 714 536·875-t Eves.
:.!hr. Super s harp class1"
s.!35 •mo. Ktds & pels home! 3 br. 2 ba w /frpk.
:0.l;iln Hcntals 5'10 5370
LEASE i! Ult + loll. ~ OK 5111-1867 bllns. & brilc cheerful
UJ, l rpk. ,,vt put.io, · -k1l. Li.tc low maint. ba1·lo.
m·can i.1111! nf IJw~ SU.141 C11llt·~1· l'~1rk an·a. N rce. 3 ~J w /fantastic part''
mn 1\l!l lil5 1103 lJr .! l}J, ('l'l)ti.. 1lrrs. Jlctliv. Qwcl 3rl'll. cto~··
-\\'/U, frplc, t!n <"I )U. toschools.IW8·9'127' <.:urnt.•r home lhlk to bch. S305. 2519 Fordham. ----------'I.hr. t·nnv dl'n. 2 ha, fa pie. 51.lf.4471
s;511 673·2336
. . -3 llr, cpts, frplc, 2 ha, Z
Spal'lllUS 2 DH + lam·rm. car Kar. no dogs, kids
"'/ll!l' prn ate patio Oh.. S350.64S·297H
Best Deal-JBr, 2ba. greal
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C.ardcncr pd. $33.i.
9G2-<l!JI I
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w011dburnm1t hrepljl'e + --llunt Harbour t.ownhomc•
t:ara!?,1' ~of II\\~. Sl:i() L~\~G~; 2 ~r home. Cr~t, 2 br: 2 ba, frplc. wetba1 '.
111 Ur11L l"ll(\'r l 'ppcr 1110 l11J·G6fll sl\, rcL f cnccd yd. Gar. Never lived in $350 JK•I'
6 Units-lonq Beach 1•1~ 61~ \\' \\'al11u1 !-.anl.1 2 BEOROOMS Adulls. S22.5. 675-lll27 _ mo. Ask for .hm, 963-8961 MAJOR
PROFESSIONAL
BUILDING
Only S79,000 \n.i ~:uioo. . . S32S MOMTH Dana Paint 32 26 3 br, lam.rm., frplc .•
Will more than mak1• th11 l!lll·:l8l& n IU .. \l. ~}2.7731 ••••••••••••••••••••••• h I l n :-. S 4 2 !\. N 1
FIXER . payments. Call 7:'12·02~ - _ _ _ 67l -30 22 _ 3 Br 2 Bu Condo, on Westminst~r PJa7 a . ----------i Huge 4 bedroom home + J>ri me localion. 30.700 ~II or G 10·0166 .• \itnl l'le,1se EASTSl Di-: :JU 'ITS u; E liut C'h<irmmg 111 0" n h,'lltop, ov~rloo.k.s Ot'~ / 8-&6·002I.
SUt bNlroom or library n. :1 Yrs. new. Cap rate leaH•name&numlJl'r <DuplexillousrJ C·2 lot &)l'llow •lt•ci•l'.OpenSat \ly, Lennis, JaCu7.z1, ------JUST LISTED
Newport Heights home
a mid trees & flowers;
BR, den, 2 ba. Exlr
large living rm. wit
brick frplc. +2 bonu
rooms adjoining dlJI. \'a
J;arage, on alloy. 589,500.
~ C U .L 0 ur .. 141.a \~ Rf.ALTY !Y~ar Nrwport P••t Offl«•
with fireplace. Jn a very HARBOR VIEW 10.41%, spendable ol -Sl.640 gross. ro2.000 01 & Sun. 707 .\r;icia . sauna, sec ~nte. Ga~. 3Ur. JY..iba Condo. ;Xlnl '•
desirable part of 115•,;,. l!:xelnt.!1nantini.:.6-Plex Costa 1\1('<,::I trade.1·492·37H>cves 6-~715,, 14:,,hr/dnr, fplc /\va1I HB. loc. S375 mo. inch
Newport Beach. Bring HOMES $190 000 cash lo hantll11 S179,000. 540 3828 0\11wr. ---------_ • Nov 1. $Ji5. 714·533·8983 washer /dryer. !!68·9753.
. h .I PALERMO si.s' million F.P. Call J\j?Cnl.Prin.onl,v. lots forSale 220 Costa ..... esD 3224aT • 3232 . • your pa mt brus es :\Ou •••• • • ,., oro 4 0 2 D I 9 /J ·· too l s and make Model on cul-de-sat· Nowforbreakdown. •• •• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r, a, ava1 "·
thousands -l1urry, ,·all strrct, lrf! side yd for JACK HOWELL, WANT:4 -6Unlts ATI'H.BUILDERS Suf)('r l'On<lo. 3 Br, 2 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chil dre.11 welcom('.
64.S·0303. hual. car, etc. Pool c;7. Jot. 5-t8·S763 <7·8pm I \ ppro 'I'.. ·'• ,, r a<' re' lrplr. pool. clbhse. Nr Super 3 br. 2 ba, fplc, OW, ~5~mo.f136-5070 ·---
l)•von house Sun t 5. 160i Rltr X Hcnc<111·t. E,ta.tP-; I I .. :r s r1579r.·1 · cpts. drpi;. $385/mo.
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,,.. 4 I 56 R units, eal't.1ml<' C!VI • Int !:-111 >i. ·'· • · • 1 • •1• • •)('.:J 1569 A ·t N f • NEAR OCEAN PorL Barmouth, Agt. 64 ·I rnMmc/lcH" $lll'I Ollfl ltl\crside <'oun\\ t'~11 1;;:1z1:i2 • ' ~ 0 ei
673 7601. Prine only, S.Ul 7AA>I he !<µht into" lot~ T11111 ---Lake J.'ore:.l. 3 Or Fam ~1!~~·tfa~~~~~~·C:-1~~~'..:
•. S _C_I __ nt -I 076 --1111ec S!O.ouo COME HOME! Hm, :!l;.1 Bu, club & Jake mo. Children & 1>et olo.. an eme e Cemetery Lots/ Luxury 12:1 11n11 a<lult NEWPORT BEACH llavc 11 rcal homr at Foll.-P"" Walk toswimman". . 11 ,, "'"' .. ..,
••••••••••••••••••••••• Crypts l 500 i·umplcx i) r::. old, Coi;la REALTY 675· I 642 hollow Vll!ag1'. li21 W .... nling, tennis. Jla\~o ' a "ur,v ,,,..,-4'1 . .,,
• • CGl.DWnl IAlllll COlllPAl'f * • * H EA C II G E 1' ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • !\lei..1 I m·oml' S:Jt;:l.2 IU W 1 I son ( l t M ----t -----AWAY .. ,., 900 Perfect L' I I •1 . ' < i. a t•i..1 w1v1ew S4!l5.963·145~ 2 lldr., former morll'I. T h • ...,,, 2 Cho1ct• :ml1• by i.1cll! !)l,1JS11.11011 r t.. ATTENTION Aclults, $"00. mo. n1wn -------hasJacuizi.S385 mo.l·.ill
Nwpt T•rra c• wn H mltagc 101 2nd home or cemetery lob . Ohl tree \\ 1SISO,ooo cl11w11 '" f't111 BUILDERS Ir; Jll weekday.,, 11 ti ao :1 Or. 2 bu. Sa1Hn_i:. tcunjs tiary ul ')68.4456 By ownr. 3 Hr, 2~\! Ha ff •m.t 8 t n•llremcnt. 01.11nr m11~1 lined North ,el'l1on. traC'I l 'HIN C)/I. '·' \H'l'kends. Aviul. l\ov I. & duh rac1I. Showcase _ _ -·
' trpk. upgl'dl'd. pool, Jlk 81,.! s eau y j(O ,rnd 14111 help with Westminster Mcmoriul Spa rh n ~ In H .. l Ill c•n I HOR CO AREA l'lj(, 1112-4991 home. S43S mo. 7ti8-11249. Bcoutrru• JI R. hsc, JBH.
nr bch. Open hse I wlthpool! f111unt;,in1t. • l'k. neduc l'd, Sl300 Coq1 . Ht•alln1:1 :.!'•/\CJU:s . . · -------l'h ba. 2 m1. frnm bth,
:-\eamlsl Cir. $58,500. Musi;ive mnster i.u•tl'. * UEfiTllA HENRY• 000.3155 m 1 lH33·354K ltll•al tor hUIJ·div1d111)( 111 3 Br 2 Ua Twnh~c. dhl gar OPF.N llOUSF. Oct 17, npt/drps 1 hru oul SJ7;,,
n46-6598 ;1fl SPM o REALTORS 402-4121 -----1·11un11~ 1•11tat<>. l,ub ol w/auto opnr, pvt palm, 10 4PM, 2l729 Lake Vis· &W-0J34
wknds. Remodel<>d kitrhen. 21501.'IMar,SanClem. CCMNftef'Cial l·:ASTSIUEC.l\I. rww<·ontHrurtionmarea D/W,$340.963·4058 t:1, ore Serano in Lake----------
Jleavv s hak e r oof. ------Property 1600 7 LTmt!i, l :1HH.ti2 BR, Owner will hf'lp fman<'e -Forest.38rtwnhse,fplc, BEACHWALK 3 Dr 2 Ua
Uy owner. Sbr, :Iba, d111 tllheautti{uL~ upgrades NEW allwood,3br,2Y.iba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $210,0(10. N7!l8533 l'rinc. Full prit'e $15,000. i\~t :1 hr. nice hte yard. gd sp<>tless. $385. ~46·0469 condo, tennis, pool.~.
ing/den. xtras. RV ruou . .a:.UY to sec. ram rm, din rm, J car only. ti73·7601. schools, refrig & Move eves. Sec. gatc. 900.34,,4 ___ _
boalst.orngc. 548·3168. Owner aruuous. S89.SOO. garage, frplc. patio & BA YFROHT avail, SJSO, mo. 646·8646
Call 645·7221 decks. A must lo see at Office •·ulldlng, spec· lottfo,. Sol• 2200Loh for Sal... 2200 --Fowttaln Volley 3234 1tXEC BE "'CH HM ~ .Bayfronl Drama from to Century 21 "Westcllff•• onl" si49,500. u "' 3 Br lwnhse, 2 yrs new, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '" • "' to bottom in this new ..,, taculnr \'lew, luxurious ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• flhl encl gar nr s. Cst F' 1 3 b 2 b 4 BR. 3 n11. hont acce1>:-,
exe<:ut.ive ofCices. An xlnl l'I . SJ30 645.5071 1rep ace, r, a, cov lite cor lul, l 'r'.1 yrs old. strlkln~ townhom investmentatlJ30,000. ~ aia. · paUo, new cpt11, dr!>i' & SUe,963·71i8l orOOJ.6187
w/t.olnl security. 2 Br • .:.-•M-ar-Ye•l•ou-••M•o•n•a•c•o-r .__......... ;..<:s--.-... BILL GRUNDY New 3 br, 2 bn, detached OW. No wax firs, super ------
flecks. lhc bay & a 45 macnab I lrvlne front house of 5 plcx. IOI' 1385/mo. 003-456.'l Airt New 3 BR ~Ill. Clas11u·. ))oat Slip at your door ll YOU want easy, lux-t020 So.CoHl Hwy494·8519 RealfOf' 6 7S-6 I 61 S385 mo. Drive by 1117 r.o fee. Lease S42S. incl water Ir.
5220.000. Owner, 640-8161 wiou" hvmi: you must OFFICE BLDG. f981ty ..., t VI t --~-------i.:ardener. 1!40·3858 ~ -fil'c this 2 bedroom. 2 •••PRESIDENTIAL , .. one 8 a. Compl r edcc. 4 br. 2 bu, ---
'CAHALFROHT both with 1.1 llcn liatrbor HEIG HTS. SS4.000 ThebestonelnNewporl Call 673·1l_!I_. __ newcrpts,drps&palnt 1hr.C!'h bo.lamrn1 .1·n1I :
• NEWPORT SHORES View homt: It won't lai1t Super Plan E. 3 BK. 21':) 1s available for $300.000 MES·\ VERDE 3 Br, 2 Ba, !-'pie. SUO/mr>. 003 45611 µ111111, Sµr11111dnlc Slalt•1 ' ~ Sandy beach, boating Joni.:' ba, clean & private clhl frplc, 5150 mo. wmu Agt Nofc<>. un•u ,A\'llil Nnv. s.1:1.1. ~wimming at your fron Century 21 le...,. Owner transfer red & ~ PlllME SrYGLASS LOT ·r>l " l""'a· r·· "'•.s .,.,.,. 8.'l:i IG.11.s ~ ·-:. i ...a Va'ew h 1·g h atop hill -see from El ' "' "' " "'"" .. ,..,.,., -&12S. lmmac. 4 BK. 2 Ba. --doorfromthls38R.2bo, 640-4950 anxous. ~ t'barmlnghome;ste-pat •BERTHA t lENRY• Toro to Catalina. $159,000. Lynne VACANT!E·slde3 br.2 homow/bltn!i,fplc,w/wBRWllT"hr.2 ha,trplr. ~ ocean.'85.000 REAL1'0HS 492-4121 ~ :::_...--;;;;:-;..........--Rothe ll G44.6200. (J46) llu, trplc. dbl gar. 353 ~'ftls,Sqdrps &Plnty rm. dshwh1·. ;P~~ 1~:;cti'~
-"'YWOODRl!!..o.LTY IQOloDOUllo.J _21sDclMur.SanClem. ?r ~,:\ Woo<Hand •H0.673-3600 c uaro ;ir arco new p1un ._ . ,, ·
-!!;A 1• "" ~ ~ -------1 Avail. now. 968-lBIR or Adam!!. tl25 mo. :w3-7586
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. * 541·1290 * WALK TO BEACH OPEH SAT~UM 1-S 200~.•~ G!T OUT THOSE IUILDfN& '1.ANSf Pebble to ~sch, 2 Br 2 968.0411
,28 .a. ador 646 • f d d l t I Ba, fplc. c ust drps & ----------3 Br, 2 ho dupleic. Corner Jiy O wner . Blofrs 2st.Ory,3+den.newcpts. ~Ye y :-4463 You ve oun your ream 0 n cpts. <'Bth ce1I, s ell cln Ot'Hftbrookffse3br,2ba, lot. vacant. 1295. Da)~
beautllul T rina 3 BR Poss. lease/opt. rrn,950. VACAMT Comer 112• on Cst Hwy beautiful & prestigious Big Canyon range. dshwllhr, lge ram lam rm, walk to pool, D 6 3 -7 ll I\ 1 , e v c ..
Con do. Wate rfront. AlsoR 'br. co;.tot. f[8B.~ This immaculate hilltop No. Laguna. $130 ooo' w/spect acular view! Well priced at rm, form din, mature cpl parkt, achoo!. Pool lee, C213l<t39 75711, &bk for
833-1918 e-carpet "' save· ""'' home w /f antaslic ocean-w ·JI d • $1 R b 0 642 O'>'>c: (J47) f'd ""l .... 4 wtr ardnr pd No pets U:ilc ---------t owners anxious I Call vtew by day & city Ughls .,.,.! aA~ r a e. 0 w n r , 59, 750. o wens "°""""· pre , ..., • ...., or eves • • . . . . ILUFFS Property llou.ae 642-3850 by night is avnll. for you. _v_,.,..,.,...,. __ . ______ 1 ~lO ~mo. 536-ll20. -Ex-·c-<'-,.-b-r.-f-a_m_r_m-.-2 ,,;
IYO~ER 9amto9pm Owneraruclous. DAMA POINT WI SAVED THI IEST FOR LAST Olx2Br Condo all'bltna 4 br, 2 ba, dshwshr .. w /dbl frrlc. corner Jot
IXlnt cond, 3br. 2~bo, Jra -------Only SllS,000. Agt. 2 Prime Commerciallots ... beautiful lot' on Promontory Bay rerng, encl. ~uto gar'. ftJ>lc .. patio, xlnt loca· Vocnnt. S49S. Day!>
living rm w /converau· Udo Isle by OwMr 645'-0882or498·7996 on Coast Hwy w /alley ac -exclusive. prestigious & one o( door opnr pool & rec rm tlon. No pets. 554·3891. !I 6 3. 7 8 8 _l • e v c:...
·Lioo pit. Secluded nreii $157,500 JauyJacnzl cess.$t7.S00eacb the last available. $175,000. Bob 752·7363 rl&yt1, 675'3412 Nr bch 3Bdr, den, 2ba. X :J;1!1'39•75'14· :isk for
. wtpvt back yrd. Approx POINT RE•'TY Owens r>,,.,_8235. (J 48) eve'I. Lgc J,R w!frnlc. Out81dc -----2 ..nn11q . "'· aH.2373. 481', 3ba, 11ie patio. Slftlderi•'-Sauna 4,... ~,,:.,..~ ~-· .. """' .. .,..,. 48'll(S ") -·,.. · ,,.,...,.,.,., HIC Hnd 1hwr. 220422 Br. 1 Ba. newly 1t 0 tto .. t To\al privacy, aoH ---------Malibu Ln. SUS. mo. d<>coratt>d Condo, $27:> Harbor Vu Homes J NrJ~ar. Open Son l1 5 couMie & hill view. 3Br. 2 TRUCK STORAGE Ul2•1235 644-6200 IF YOU 968·1M10 mo. 840·2902
0 y OWNER. Carmel .207 VlA ORVff;To ha. ram rm. 11tparate BACK BAY NEWPORT -have a service toortcr or <:> 67Ml026 'O, Oowr Orlw H•rbor View C•nlti" rndJ. 3Br, 2bn, fnm rm, dlnin1t roo1n Gresl. buy llorte¥ OK. Horne le ~ goods to tell, flace an ad
maQY xtras. rnncfpal•i=:;..;;;;=..;;z;;;-=-.-;;;;.;;=-=i alS7'9.900 acre only $58.000. Jack lrvlneatc.tml)lnValleyCenter In t he Da ly Pilot
o nly. $118.500 Ownc ldJ POINTREAl.TY Peck. Ait... 586·5964, 751-1414 C1as1lfled sect.Ion
t.rMderred 644-1257 Sell e ittms ec.w7tl 496·~ Radio Pag~ "K·16t •• Phone MM 878.
OCEANVIEW Bl::ACHWAl.K apuc 2 kr,
sns. nr Newport, 4 Br ll\l.i 2 Ba. fplr, dbl iar, vaUo.
811, l~e yard/frdnr. ue. nr everything. S42~.
&'75-7414 - -~l. 213 428-84~\
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llark\\OU(.I Onl\ :53Uti
IRVIMi-COLOMY: 3 Bedroom and
huge family room. $475/month.
IRVIME-THE RANCH: 4 bedroom,
fam il y room ''Cascade" with
gardener. $525/month.
Balboa lilond 3806
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552-7500
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548·9755 or 6-15 300i
STUDIO
WEEKLY RATES
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Linens & Ut1lit1es
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551-2000
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pnvacy and lu)o..ury.
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--------675-3000 no p~t:). ~020 Fullcl'lon 2 Bt Townhou~c. rrplc. in for a totai of $85. + 1st mo. rent of Exlra· lg roon1s. t flt', l
Woodbriclgl' 1'wnllme 3 Br Rancho San Joaquin i\\l'. (lhlk £.of Newporl Pool. lt:'nnis. eontinental $350. Enjoy the luxury of a new ho m e l3a . 2 l':ir gar. ~50 mo 1111
2 Ua. i\ ,c. upgrades. Only S-Mtl /mo. lmmetl ,\,·c. 1 blk So. of Uay breakfast. SomC' ocean & without h avin g to own it. children or pets. 616-4751
lake & pool pri,· &I0·8512 occup, 2br, TV rrn. San Harbor View Homes Co$lU )lesa 1 Gt~8t~o Catalina \'\C\11'. Close to Rents CJUOradffd for I year a\':ail No\', 15-·-----
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3 BR, 2~'2 Ba... . . St25 ~J(l/monlh. Deluxe 3 nn. :! Ba, oee:i -727 Yorktown Blvd. l BR. residt>ntial area. ~d ~c;~k' dl..lep~~~· 2p~e~I~m .. dl Q,·er 5Uil tall tn•cs and JO
JUR"' B "·15-0 CAUSEY&CO ·,w .,,75 yrl'· 6750 WESTCLIFF BeachBl\rla'Ycirktown view of ocean. 253U u · 1 Jar · ·'a n.. . .. .,. • vie . ~ . ·" . ESSEX LANE 536-0.411 Seavicw I.n. <Arthur) Encld garage. P::it~o & .streams with watcrfall11
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vu, fully upgradcrl, ()('l!..1nlrunt. ;rly. Dix 1 k1ll:hC'n. self rlcanml! aquna eac lnh!>C', frpI. pool. Walk 1:!79-1060 1> oo 2300...fa.ir\Jc.1.Y Rd. OGfJ/m&~l'l'V
harl..lwd firs, frpl!'. llH,., h<t. lowl'r dutllC\ •)VC'll. clec l{ar I.lour, !>ta. •••••••:••••••••••••~u bch. Adlts1110 pets. SJ25. C"o :-l:i :.1c~a . Phone " 1 d I fiach Near bca<·h Uta! NEWBRE ED APTS Lite, bright. :11r~. 1ww :i tlntwrt :\I anrc 497·36-17. frJil., laumlr.v rm. 9.i50 llll! .iss '' 1r1 ows. g;ir< en, · ' · 833·897-1or833-lti53 ;, 1,; :!:loo T? 66-1 6-IO 161,,, i·lc. $.50 Firm 548-7300. pd. StflS-~25 mo: S65 wk. ------1 br & l hr w /luft _ hr. 2 bll, I rpl, d /w, :>~ 1 • "' Ai?C'nl 675·7060_ ------U35N Cst.49·1·2508 2 BR. new appliances. Garage, pool. ja<'uzz1. ~m. :! hr. 1 ha, t·:.sid<' jac11Hi. g a1·. :S3 15.
Artist's '>tudio retreat HV llms, Carmt'I :i LI ~wpt llghl'l:Jbr.2lla,cor· , , ., U , drapes & carpeting ; frple. Gas & w;iter pd Tl'lpll'X. 1•111.·I . gar, &l~-7992
w 1clvnamitC' view. SJ2S +FR.nrpark&.school. nt.!r home w/panoram1c ~.ean\lew,$225. talp<l. patio&. lgc. deck ; FromS230.6-15-1411 h;1l1·011v. n1·11r ncw .• 28,.~1;;:;\\·nli "Inwer.
lf523C.otPUSDa·IRV1'4E i\g1•nt.tll:!~so $.575mo.644-7770 orc•an view. Liv r.m. :smglcsok. , beautiful treC's. N EASTSIDE lBR ,\dults .. 1;1~11;oa Qulcl area. Adil!> S!2:J.
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tireentree 2 hr. ram rm. L---H 'll Children /pets OK. SS75, Son Clemente 3276 furn af dl!s1red. 497-1872 l''reshly painted, nu crpt Sl.50. aslsi e 3 br. 2 a , 5~·8640 X306 --l Block to Bl•a\'11. Lge l
frplc, 2 ear gar. $139, OCJU"O I s 3250 l ~ I I 518 5120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S310 673·0061 frplc, yard. gar. Adults, .. 51_,",20 or "'."J·"'.Jao ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• w r c gn nr 111l' . ·' • • . "R & d 0 Sl75, Iurn lovely bach, nr _. __ ._ no pets. 642· rno:i 2 hr, c·t>l1I. <lrns. Altns Br. Renting now! With ~ "" '"' 0 0 --'ipacious ~ r en rc•::in beach Ulil pd resp c t M 3824 -" · · pool. SIR5 212«!20 llunl· ---- ---Hc'<lcc. 3 hr. 2 ha. cpts. 3 blks_lo uccall. tlpl\.. S.11' View Condo Pool, C'luh C'mplydadult.491-4200 •• ~!.~ .. ~:: ........... ESide duplex, 2 Br, pa1111 S!IO. K1dsok. ington St (';ill mgr Urive hy :!I Wh1tt•wood ilrpts, lpk. l >W. 111·\1 mo.3111.J·11 ll.1,11rwl)' hou<.1·. 1•t<• S3~>0 /mo ---------~ & gar. conv toe. No IHS·2'l7R _ 960_2812 Way i-:nd 111111 on i::rC'cn area S375 mo. ~(;3.4:.,1~1 p<i 1 n tl' II r .i 1 1 ,r 11 r n , .a!1:1 !1:~12 Bkr. Newport Beach 3769 MESA VERD F~ a rea . children or pets Prct ---
bC'lt Sharp ll1rnovl·r 3 ,\~. jl;ofc1• ti7S-CJ64lbtril':it -••••••••••••••••••••••• llome atmosphere 2 & • cpl.SM!lmo.6"S·?SIH Costa Mesa 3824CostoMesa 3824
Br. atrium, l'h'. \Jmv r Luxurious ;1 Hr.:: fla ~·on· Lu 2 Br ne·ir bay & brdcluxc :.apts. 546-IOJ..I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l't.. /\!!l.55:!-1771i552·(W31I Air 1·11r11l :1 llr, :! h;1 .N l'~W;Jhrtnh"'. !germ:; do wh1ll'W:tlr-r view ..,e · -------Backboy,11Jr,pool lumrm .. dinrm C:nnv<· frpl. µ1101. :;:,111J mu 11 ,. ;.11 u1 1iool, 171'1)• heach .. r00.1 Avail. now2 Br H~ Ba Twnhse br Adults·.S22o1m11
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fam, It\• rm, 3 t•ommuni-·l!l'J·:!ll27 or 581 ·:H06. li75·Hil;t; -$176 Sngl bach. Ulil pd. Nr no pcµ.. S275. 2~tl7_ El~e ---------
ty poo Is • S37 5 mo -------San Ju~n heh. lawn. nice loc. Ref. ~ vc" 97!l. J 6.18. J:': v. 2Br w /stove & refrlc. alt. ~-05<18 4 OR. 3 BA. fruit trees. ~ Capistrano 3278 Wintt•r 675,6583 646·7027 gur. Very c lean. 1\dults,
---------C'lo:;c l n evl'ryth1n~ ... Especially ltir)lt' •••A•••••••••••••••••• · --------1 nopels.S250.5'1S.fi!l2o
llniv. Pk. Villal(e I, 2 &100/mo Is l.last-+ S200 4llr+Jen l"rnnl ,)d 1 Caplain '~llill,Ncw:!Br.2 BEST Adulllivingin spac.,new
:-tory lnhomc. :Jbr, 21tl Noftl' Aitl.5-ll>-0814 ~rt>en pnrk with view ol ba. \'allt'Y view. Pool, 1 BUY ly redcc. 3 br, 2 b EA..CiTSIDE adult 1&2 Br.
lm,famrm,frplc&sun----the water. boat s mi to h<·h No extcr t ownhse w/pat lo S200-S285.Like new.Pool.
•kl·k. xlru clean. Jmmed LOCJ'lfta Nl9uel 32S2 Spyglass Hill. S600/mo. maint l"rplc. 2 car gar . Some J)(!ople say you gel garage. $300. No pets Encl. gar. Patio. No pcls.
r11·rpy. $165. ind. tennis, •••••••••••••••• • • ••••• .. Oceanfront home on S37S. 4!l:J 5661 what you pay for! We of· 645·3381or837-9517 646-69i3 or644·0878
1.>00ls & Jacu1.1.I. 552·0736 llEAUT. On· an \'u. 2 !Jr '1 prime Pl!ntn.,ula l'olnl - -fer more. And Lhe price isl-----------1----------1
or 552-94-14 Mr. Dunn Ua, fph', l'le1· kilrh. Pvt with 3 Hr S750/mo. Santa Ano 3280 less. Membership in a CASA VICTORIA Adult 2br w /encl. gar.
-J:arrlen patio. l'O<JI, ll'n· .Rest Jrn·alion 011 th ••••••••••••••••••••••• Health Club. A tennis 1&2Br.DeluxeUnfur. 2009 Maple. S225 mo.
FOR LEASE $550 n1•;. ete !'>1'\' Arni I Nol' I w at C' r 1 n 'I/ H o l <I 1 Hr, 1 ., ba. s.w. S:inta dub. Free tennis lessons. or Furn. gas/wlr pd. Mgr. at 631-3277
1'hru Wrought Iron gntc~ StOo nao. Isl'. 61 ·1·1757 or N('wport qualit y 3 ndrm An1t . ~ISO. !st & last Billlards, Swimming. /\dulls-No pets Sec gate
&l·Ourty1mlentrylonnl' '1!lli3it~I nnd dt•n with a llL'W l>oat +sno r.r~ frnl'l'd yd Golf Driving Hangc. Pool,rcerm,elevators EJPuertoMe50
ol' the µrellic:-l mo1>t chil'I\ lur :;o· 1-bt111t und w/i>also & playhouse. Snutla!i + i,treat ac· 52.5Victoria.642·8970 2 BEOROOM
"ALL TOG ETHER" :t ()(•p1tn & llhr \'II 21h <'on w 1<-h-":t t 1• r I' i <' w Pt>ts & kids ok. MS·O:i-tJ. ll\l\lcs Sunl..lay llflQs. Also I Bdrm f.urn
heel room, 21~ h :1lh do+lana1 room . l'ac Sl:!50 'mol:w -• -l'art1es with live bantls. WHY NOT? Nochildren1nopets.
town homes in Rand11> Island Vlll!l~t' /\<Ills. W t rf t H Westminster 3298 1-'l'et'Sunday brun('h. Sunken living room P ool & Recreation
s :rn Jonquin ~. 010-1&11 & 5·18·287:1 a e ron omes •••••••••••••• ••••••••. Cathedral ceiling
l)l'CORATOn h ,.. 631 1400 l 1• f N \'ourrentdollarsacieven 2bedrooms.llhbaths 1959MapleAve.CM " " ns ui;..-<i •••WEST!llnwi•rl'Ol'ller • •r. am rm . t>ar " I l~h II r· • h I I f d d ~o f11rther•••A t1•.rr1'r1·" Altachedgarage av " wa t·ove 1111:~. unit un 1·01f l'o11rlte. ' sc oo s Jrg nc Y · ""'' '
n' I. r r o r . . , e o u "" C' 11 8"" l ••o maa'ntenance cr ow, pro· Washer /dryer hook-up _....liBJIU' :. · !! 0 1 g s Bl' ti r o o 111 , 2 bath , ---mn. a ,,.,. ·"'0 ... d ~ drapes & s had cs . 11 l S3.30 1 ----fessional management Pvt yar wilh patio APARTMENTS
.Beautiful mirrored \\-Ct· re.n)(er~l or.' · "111:' BLUFFS l·le"el 3 RR, 2 Condomi!'iums staff that cares. and Adults, S35-0. mo.
bar, rerlects large brick BOND RL~~L!! ;.,,,, btl. Lovely ~reenhelt & Unfunushe-d 3425 rriendly neighbor !!. FOXHOLLOW Bachelor $190
fireplace on opposite a.11 ·9'111 "'' e 4rm-40.-..i pool. $5()0 Agl 644·1133 ••••••••••• •••••• •••••• Models open daily 10·7. VILLAGE ~ :~. 1 ba =~
wall 3br. frplcs. ocean vu. ten· • 3 'Rr. 2' 2 Ba. orean, pk & Sorry, no dne under 21 & 621 W. Wilson, C.M. Adults. no pets
Viewofhills &Univtrsi· nls pool guard SS~ HARD TO 1-1Nn night \·iew. proL dee, no pets. Roommat e 642·400lorM2·4226 lllE.ISthSl
ty Crom high corner lot -194:3320 . fl 6 & wk. t • . Easlbluff ExC'c home N.R. ~ns. 6-l2·3036 service a vail able. Mon· NEAT & clean 2 Br apl, 646·68\6
near pool. ss15 per ml'). a 111 s . 4br. 2ba. fam rm . Son th·to-month occupuncy. S205 mo. Adults no pets. -----------a
For appointment eall I Or 2 U1.1 hmc. lg<· prd. waler. Nrw rrpls. drps. llYl'll 1-'LOOR ON Bt:At:ll Nr. Shops & bus. 352 Vic· 2 Br duplex. pvt gar,
536·88'17 days: 833·9779 s.125. :? Rr 2 Ba, I-:. r-\lne. paint. Wulk fl) :.<•hools, Long 1-\eHch new 1 Rr. 1 Uukwood Gurdcn Arts tori a. Mgr. 11 25. (H6.1576 bltns, cpls &. drps, E
evenini.ts. nr g olf co ur~<.' s:ns shop;., 11•1111i~ l'luh Ba. t)uN•ns Surf Condo --------Side. adlls no pds.
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&10·iii7Sorii45·:.!:!Hl ~<'<'111'11\ .tll :ullt:o.. pt•I 17 ltH>t:i·0550 1&2 br. i::ir. pool <:as & .
Mission Viejo 3267 . OK Sl<~1 111u l ~I' h•ai.c \\atcr f'd :'o:o kid~. 1111 t.l;1-:2 hr1ntr1plx,w ,g1.1r.
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rm. :i 1111 .. ilr l'!ltlll. sin:; \ u II" 1111•' \\ 1· I I Duplexes Unfllrn 3600 r LurJ?c ,, ha .:! l>a ~l:i 111
1110 !lh/!>1:11;• la11cl~("11h·tl '' P•1t 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UCEANJ.'HOJ"'l' /\pl. I Ur. font , "ml iu•t iii.., l,1Ce l hr;\r bcut•he1i. i.chlJ .. i.hop ~75 Ph!;tO 111~1 1'01\ '\II :1 hr :! ho, S!l;l, 11111 inrl \\'1111\•r 311111 tnlant . ..,011 µct ok. ping, :Jhr 12ha, J\\I palw, L~l' 2 hr. 2 bu WooJ_1md11l Newport B~ach 3269 , . frplc . patio, ~ar. nr heh, r1•111nl 518 l9:l0,673·71j..)I &tl·ti6l2 ~ar. S375/mo. 552 i351l.
PERFECT
LOCATION
IN OCEAN-Cl.OSE
COSTA MESA
Now laking reservations on a
brand new adult apartrnent com-
munity in Costa Mesa. Featuring:
Two lighted tennis coorts • Swim-
ming pool • Therapy spa • Club·
house.
Just 5-minutes to South Coast
Plaza. Fashiol'I Island, Irvine In·
duslrlal Complex, Orange County
Airport, several golf courses and
the ocean.
Bachelor, t and 2 bedrooms
&235.00 to $350.00
No lease required. ,, ·-~MePk~~-*"''--'"'"'"' 550 Paularino Ave.
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tcrior !lurrou11d!n1o1N Rec l#h1o Isle. Lovt'ly 4br. 2ba duplrx ,\d111t~ only i\11 -Sub IC'use I br. Park l.owly 2 hr. crpt, drps. 2br. lbR. adlts, no pets,
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pr\v.Sectonppr<'r SIJ hnmc.Frplc.1lllalcckit pct~. W11111Wr /drn•r.('!llv2hr,1h11,frplc ,hrnm Nwprt,oceanview.total gar, no pel.8. Over 40. owly dcrl'd, westslde. ~+~d~e~POfl~l~t.~N~o~l1~s~l~m~o~r:eLJd~b~lgg~a~r.~A~'~'a~i~lw~n~tr~o~r~y~rJ.:4~0~0~~~1~~~~~1~:i~t~c~u~~~~t~~1~11~n~a~h,~~~11~1r~.~n~o~pe~t:sd.~s~pa~r~a~C'~il~lt~i:e:8'~6:40;·~6:03:8~S~l~8~0~.~2~2:6:0~P~1;a~c:e:n:li~a~.~67~5~-34~36~.~~--.!~~!l.._ll~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;~l_ ~q·~.540-083$ ly.673·1334aflerSPM. <21312.57-5892afl3:t0pm Sl70Npll~.645·1682 am&eves. 646-3160 Sellldleilems 642·5678 i
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CottaMe10 3U4Co1toMHo J.124 ._.._,.Oft oc 40 r "b 2 b c & tl WATERFRONT dplx 3 hormc wai\.uhxu~ryb::Valth &: ut1I 10s Marn St. ....... .,-~TOLo-·
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. ,r. Med iterranean Village
2 Br 2 Bu, PiillO. d{'un l~u~•~,~~l'.l Avail North HB. tllM 8Sl0 r~.ly~~re.:n: ~r ~~S lt!rt1!1.c.'d m Jofilhll, blke 1736 ANAJH~Ul. CM Sottler MhJ. Co •
Nr bch !llhopec. ~ISO n11.1. 3 Br & 2 Br .ip~ ~r l>ch. Culltl1H169 ndlna. ht!alth oods. SlSO 600 sq. ft tlround noor oC 642-2171 545·0 ti
• Beamed ceilings, wood piineUn~
• Grasscloth wallcov~nng
• Fireplaces. wet bars
• Dishwashers, walk in close~
• Balconies, patios
• Park·like landscapin~
•Swimming pools. ja<'uz1.1
• Lighted tennis courts
• Minutes to freeway:-; & b •a<:h<.·~
•Security sys tem -.
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2 IR -Z IR TOWNHOUSE
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Adults Only
Office Open Daily 9 to 6 .... -..
(714) 557-8020 °""":-"
2400 Harbor Bl vd., Costa Mesa, Calif.
960· 1279 Near t>euch, larac units 3 clean, .ill bllm •• gar. nu ....!.. ~ utll 559-~0 nre or shop Toilrt, park !--------_...:;:-....
--Br, 2•, lln, }'d , S:l!W) mo 2 advance rent lo re~pan~1 1-'RE~ room 1n bc11ut1ful mg $12S. 6'13·265-1 SPECIAL
IY THE SEA Br. 2 Ha. ~27 S mo bletl'naol. No J>t!l:>, lt-11\t' lrvuw home to a lady in lndustriol lletttol 4500
New S br delux" lnh-.e, 963~ musage~·l579 excbuugc for l1t.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOW RATES 20114\h St. ~ 1718 hoo k · C 11 Kun
----WAL"TOHEM.'11 Clean l Br Condo, hltn' an:;~.e~~2:z2.i PRIMtLOCATIOH QUICK CASH
ILOCK TO IEACH 2 hr. l hu, do" n <;aru.:1· "~hr dr> r. cpt,, dq.11;, ----Good expo urr. 1'!asy 111 T.D. LOANS
2 Br, ericl Rarugc, pullo $260. IUS 90&! S:it. 1!>08 rnc·d pallll ~35 963 1212 1...idy "Ii.hes lady ovrr 11rc11~ & C)lfl'll'< Plenty (If t;I Dorutlo Mortgage Co.
205 15th St 5:1687~ ur "1L'AR Or ., 11 ., 11 I I 3844 tn:.haremyhomc. parkln11 On UrcM1khur11t (:.!l3)670..3160collect
536-1718 '"'" l'an • r ~ '1' rv ~ EXECUTIVE 646·4~:1 & Athir\ta lo 1lunt1n11tun or (71 1) 9&1-6S46 --fplc, newly µ;11ntcd &. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~tu•h Ap11ruximalt<I)'
2 br, q1t~ • po<>I , s.ilu\ ytl • 11u~r deun. <;.i1'. ,IV.ill<! Hr 2 tt,1 T" nh:<c, µuol & RENTAL SERVICE :11 \l'Hr old 1>rolc1uuon11 1!00 i.<i. ft of around floor WHI :.ell $!1,itOO 1s t •r D.
no pet:. 2208 /\, Nnv7,$l<)O!Wti08ll rec fot•1l. patio, avuil llorn""· uph. ron'1o~ Jewdcr. 01ovin1t l1 :.pal•c.~IRllln1t. '12.'>/mo. 01 11 cou n L 1 5'.c..
Delaware.53600!>:1 11 1t 76.~25.752 10!13 1-)om~IUO nmulh l.a111111a <kt to 011cn tom t:all Mr . Plummer, Wntedroot prope1•ty
:thr, :tha, nr beach. al 673-7601,.Acp. shop l.<1ok1n R fell' 91).1.6767 rnlul.>d aL $65,000. Pll:
Neor Lolce Pork taChl.>J 2 c;ir ~ur, lrplc, LOCJl#IO l each 3848 cmµlo\'t'd s t able rm -&16-4~.
Deluxe 3 br. 21 ~ hu, :.ill 1'6l 1294orHti0 1003 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l Bcd1'oum 111u11ill 1lli!I m.1h• lo l'llt expenses l.000' rlcan. i.ccurc. -----
dbl aar .• ptttlO; '.r!>ll', 17\lll New 2br. 2bJ , O\t.!r IO ('Oil SKJQ; 2 LlR. l ba ~luh· l'ok\\IMlrl Hlvtl. "l)l A I (213) fill:• 4362 Sturaj;ll or hghl mfg. SA VE $$ ~labama, 53ti·3465 or do Rec h11ll , 1c11111i., pool. waler V>l'lll trnm rn111 ~110 month. M111>l buy Y --II -h -8100/month 645·3544. Private party will buy
536·171R l(olf etc Nr hcuch SJ60 mun_ pool. Adult:., no '"'~\:r~1~:~~'A<a: ;·~:g. :t~~rr:~o~~c ~~,~~ Construc~1on-yard for .)'\lur2ndT.D.M2·3S73 S.15 S73S · pet:;. bl & Last & secun 2BR, 1 ll,1, ncwly<lcl'•JrJt " ty Agt.Leonall33·1768 Ilea! i-..:~tall' 612·(1HO\ tlcpt•ndent female. leusc. Fenrcd area.
ed gar:.tRI.: $.WU mo B di h -------1:!13)\87-1660or6.i0·8M95 lOOxlSO'. All or part mefth/ SJS·2888 alt Spm "kdy:. . 3 w l~<lr• ~kJ'p~ l~1~17 1ru~: Studio rental, $150 u11hllcl-. 1 llr Uuplex. l ix·rl>on only South Santa Ana :.ircu IAl1MNllloftol1Ce
-J. • : mdudcd !'.o pcb. SWO. Ind ulll ~talc to share furn brh s.tt>-320tl. en 5/ l Br, l ba, frplc, .1l the _tm~on Sl fU2 3513 l'all 19.t !J:m all! 176t hme. ulll inc. No dr1Jt;S, lost & foUitd
beach Gura)!c G;,:. &. , • , :! ~moknl(. Sl~O. S Lag. R,.,+als Wonted
waler pd s;!.,5 mo No Surfer i. !>pct· wt. Sl~~ LOC)U"a Hills 3850 Wi!t>tchtr Jrea Lr~ 2hr. 499-.1329 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• st & Found 5300
pet:. M~ti·m -,r 91;() :?3·>5 hr, l..1cls pct:. ~111!1" 1-l•c ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, adlt!>, no pcl:., ---I •••••••••••••••••••••• ors~t-mgrapt\42816~h :\l::11~1t(•ntals5 105370 ~UPERSili\RP:IUrCon-_ii265/mo 646·-1378 AVOIOINCOMPATIBLE Refined older coupe OST: I n co~la Mesa.
St. l Br l Ba upµer. end du P anoramic \"1c" 0 c ea 0 fr 0 111 1 b r ROOMMATES! w / "° SMts needs 2 Ma I e C o 111 e l\J 1 x.
balcon). rvt-.. tlq)'> • .:ar Pool. S365 mo HJOH9 15 englenook frpk, :.pirai Qwst·ffiAru'UHuMrrm Bdrmh°"sew/goroge responds t o "Jshl."'
Costa Mesa 3824CodoMeso 3824CostoMeso 3824 new decor .\dulls uni}. f.>\•es l\knds: HJ l <i55U :.tmr to loft bdrm. wet T k h G k CM area.Under $250. Black, 6 year:; old.
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets Sl90 812 li012 d)s. a~k for ~Ir. llorn bar, t'rpt, t1rpi., bltn... ~iuet~}}rfndiune;~~:{ 548·19 I 5 healthy dog, Long Beach
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WATERFRONT
VIEWS IN NEWPORT.
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Bit. $125. yrly or Sf75. Fem rmmt wanted to Opportunity 5005 c;rf1n~e 335'.9475 ·eve~
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m 1975. Well established Ave, N.li. 548·13311.
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Sunday,Octoi,.r17. 1976 DAILY PILOT Cf.
l Add lt.:.Bulld it.' .. 0 1aper 1t...Hammer It ... Carpet SERVICE DI REC~ORY Plumb It. .. Patch 1t ... Prpe rt ... t<e mooe 1 1t ... 1 l lt .•• Cement it...Wire it.. Hoe it ... Clean 1t ... M ove . I , Roof it ... Landscape lt...Tile it...Trlm it. .. Sew it .. .
lt. .. Press it ... Paint it ... Nall it ... Plaster it ... Fix it... Haul it... Add it... Plant it... Alter it ... Learn It .. .
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ACCOUNTING SF.RVIC£ BOOKKEEPING Carpe~Ahall wtll 1 Y yours Rhitd~• of G r<'vn·Yard HANl>YMAN-Home~ 6.: Cleani-l''lreplact>:..Pl11nlf'r:i. Paint Your Castt. PATCH Pl..ASTERlNG •
Complete se.rv thtu P & All phai;es bookkc('pln1:. ur mine. Rep111ri. & <.:.&rie. Ruy al ht'r\ tee, Apl:r.. Co111tc1enllou11 ··~ Rnt•k Concrete Puho Avr.: t:xtr tSty $345 ••ALLTYPES•• L. Incl. taxe1 fdr .an>• 1t11t.cmeol5, payroU. etc cleaning Loo' Guar ~urk do"' 11 to "Earth" pnct•:1! crunsman. 64S-6551l ti4~711UI lilock Wnlb BBQ Pih <!sty $4&$/lntr $i~rm Free &lit ~
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Motlier or pre·Sthooh:rl> l'a~t~l';'.~u:r~on Adds/Randi/Paint/Plans cour .. ciJ.W-llS80 Hieb ••••••••••••••••••••••• M I t ---1147-009'4 tr /Extr. 1-'rt!c Cl;lS 1----------t~ bubfyslt ds11~2e·051:!11 -Bl-1~ 5.S7·6U32 -E ------HOUSECLEAN I NG Ii; •• ~.~.~c:'!~~••••••••••• P-'-IJ /P . " Heasonable 631·1388. T,... Se"fce amepre erre ,.,.. . ~ C~tService xpert Uardcn 1111nt Our Business. Call gmnltC) a~ng 497·3169 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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ACCOUNTING
DEPT SECRETARY
ASSEMBLERS Bt1b}:s1tter , h \'.e 111. N.B. Books • · 1 1 . Rer ~ r C'4. <.:all Dacrne w l' w 1 l r a 1 11 • 675·2182 or IH5·757S CLERK TYPIST DENT AL ASST. GENER.AL OFFICE HOSTESS..DA YS
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HYPNO-THERAPY
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Moonlighters
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needs men & women of
any a~c "ho cnjo)
srit:ak10I( W /Others & who
arc burt:>d w the :Wt'rJ~t·
run of the mttl Jobs.
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a nswering s tudent in· Fri. lOam·l Z & 2-4pm.
quirics by mail. Heq's H;irry's New York Bar &
mature judgement, J:ood Grall, 4248 Martingale
memory, d etail ability, w y, N !! (Nea l' OC
typin g 45 + wpm. Auport) who played ut t.h.e 21 la-gram. Growth l)Ole11l111l
bleat the Sr. Citizen Los s31:iry r;oo S&JO.
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ground very hctpful. AP· Housekeeper-Various
ply National Systems, duties for g uest home io !'>-_15_·62_1 L l'l•r-,om1t:>I A l!eru:v dpply ul person. l!l3l E. 5P.M
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children Mon f'n m m}
home S37 S(J wk + pu1d
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of the most popular &
successful 11rnducts on
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name is .t household
word thruout the world
Work 1n a youthful,
frif'ndly atmos phere &
ha\e fun whale you earn
top pay. You receive a
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ma!.i.11111. & honuses t:on
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yrs cxJ>t!r. 962-7i97. Musthave lypmg & math 2 Girls ases 7 & 10. P vt
-ability. 548·5300. room. ~Ir TV. NB area. ,'i'W', J.'io lti:. to :.h<in· )Jin 6 mo's exper. in nn) home, tra\cl & 'l>nrt!> of tht:> follolo\111g · l'l' 1\b Babysith'r my home. 2 , DE-:CTALA~SIST. Gcn.orc.Coostrucll~ 6"S-28lO
Secure lutun·. Plc.1w ~\l'cnunllng scmbly, Harne::.-.. Con '('hool a i::1: boy:. Ref:.
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for tile Cluss1f1ed Uepart I art·F ~1m~. X-ray c~rt. Pe r r c q • d. E: x I> c r. HOUSEKEEPER, live m.
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\d !:782. f'O flo, 1.>liO ACCOUNTS rndc nut.req d. t:xrdlcnt Sl07.5'>3
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ccllcnl ~omp<llW bl'nefits operate parking l ot dal>l!.!, fJexable.: war m salary.673-5666 Young man desires tn
take slender fom. com
panion on ex te nded
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\'a nccmcnl AM., ti mghls per wk. · •
For 111h'rv1<'"' 1·all . 54S·26ll
612 1321. c\t :!76 -------
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*GETIMTO*
REAL ESTATE
INSPECTORS
• ReceiYin9jMech'I
2 Yrs recent expcr. in
----------1 tromt·:. ('om1Ja11~ luuk111).!
DOCUMENTOR
DIVISION X l nt ,1<11 a nt'l' menl ----------i l-U•A•N•K•. -------! 1x1sl.1bihlws l'or both own :'ll<itun• i11d111clual re-•J-i·1:e hcensctrainin~ sheeL metal. plastic &
I I d & • L'r,. .. .,.,lbs traa·n ing m;ichine parts. ~ome PC Shape u p before lhe
Hohda)!'.; lt'l me show
you how to lose ll>i'i & in
c·hes, 1nt•rcasc 'itahly.
Call me at 55i·2815
"Slcndt>r Now" w11hout
star vation dwts, huni.:er
painl-01 ~\o:!1~1 ses.
556-411:!0
for an 1nd1v1du.il lo work
as a t·oon.lm<itor 111 our
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2921 S. Daimler
SAHTAANA years accounts vayable cXIJl'ncncc, EU P ex EqualOppvr Emvloycr
p c r1pnc.-I! and lilt•--
*TELLER*
PAHT TIME
Jmmedaalc 01>t1nmi: in
Costa J\1e11a 11ffil'l'. Sav
111~s and Loun or bunk
experience pr\•f ... rrcd
Must be "1lbnr,: tu '~vrk
Saturdn":.. Ex1·t-llcnl
::.;ililry, \, ork lllJ.! 1·11nd1·
tums ;ind benelllb. (';ill
or apply at bran('h
&women
:-.:n tixper net• You l'L'
1·e1vl• lull t)U) whtlt• lJl'lll).!
tr111n<'<I You can work
mor111n r.: or eve hrs Onl~
10 m111 hy Fwy. lrom .di
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rnunit1e~. You n"'c 1l lo
\'Ourself ln .it least m
\ cstlgi.f le I h 1s u 111.tsu:i I
oppor. ConlJC'l .lc nellt·
Taulbee. 833·11091i
CLERK
TYPIST
t1u1 r ct l or ::.11 II s • " ~~~ .. " d d I W k d •R1ght slartprogram t•xpcr. esare · , lc:.scrt::.. cc ·en :.. •Earnwhaleyoulc3rn •In-Process 6.1.m . :!.30p.m. Plea:,1• M' · · t·all J\l :.. Garvey at •NationwidcadvLs'i.t m 1 )'r cxpea·. Ul Ul·
l:l:l'i 11000. * l ational Reio Sl'l'Vit·c proce:is or all electronic
BEVERLY MANOR io(;u;irsates progr;im ins pection. Must .know
lmnwch :ili· 1111 .. 1111,g 111 24452 vw Estraclu •t'ho1ceofloc at10,n::. color codes, blueprint:> & * JOI~ * schcmalks. 11ur prl)tlul'l11111 'ontrol Lai:unalhlls " '*Proto·Source dt-partnw11l lor .1 derk k:qual Opportunity The Fastest Growin~
lYlll:.t R1•<tlllrt'" l.!l'ner.11 Emµloyer ~et work m Orange Co. 4 Yrs ci.per. in source of
olfin• :.kill., "1th t.' ping Century Financial all electronic inspection.
JI tiu \\ l'~I l·.,pn~lirt' -Re altors l\lust know color code.
.ind \''perie11n• "11h DI RECT SALES until blueprints, schematic::..
:,upcn 1:,ory e'Cpt•nem·c ,\SS I ST . W J\ R J::
lk:.1><>n:.1b1lttic-. \\Ill be llOL'SEMAN. :\lul>l be
r econc1h;i l1on of ilt'· ueal. sumc ;idmrn. &
t·ounts Pa' 3hlc dc ta1I to truck Joadani: dut1('s ,\p
a 1w11eral lcl.lgl'r J nd ven· ply in person. M W Tl\
dor '-lal<.'mcnts Lo ac· Linwil1·0 L ab., l l 11!
_ count:. llJ) Jble detail. 'le\1 port JUHi fo..,ta
.Mu:.t hJH' "ork1ni.: l\tes~1 knu" ledi;c ul 11urd1.•''-'
Kri., Li·~. C'crt1l1t:>d
ma,..::.\'OS~'. house c:1lls by
appomt ment 109 L:?24 AMERICAN Bre akfast Cook
-hookkcl'l'lllJ! and tl.it.1 Chn:.tmJi-. Earn mcome Call 752-5353 Will perform ins pection pro1·t·-.~1n11 1111111!1 lil· .1 thru Jirect :..alei. of foodi----------1 at subcontractors & as·
GEMTLE TOUCH
OUTCALL :\IASSAGE
•• 751·3031 * *
STEVE
REEVES
LOOK OUT!!!
Rnolutionary new
ISOKINETIC
ll11lk huitdng & complc-ll·
ly cornpulNIZcd n11ll'I·
11onal p r o1tram1ni.:.
liuaranleed rnbulls. Only
15mln a day.
.SK FOR Mark
4!1-1·317-1
Employment & P~poration .....•••..••....•......
SAVINGS 1:.,011 rchahlc pt•r,,1111
order:.. debit m e mus. A.s!'.Oeiate ltt>v H1.'>Sunnowcr ,\,e ''anted for lo\t>Ckt•nd,,
cn.-d1t memo:. ;ind their 18 OR OVER Co!>tJ Me:.a Salary open \ppl~ The
rclat1.-d function!> Cash HO EXPER. NEC ~Ir llwlt1nsia !li!Hll!OO Grinder Restnurant, 1 HHI
Oow prOJCl'.tlOOS & \.JSh
d!'>burl>t'llll'lll JUllrnal
Jre ah•1 a n .. ,pmh1b1trt~
ol th1:. Po-'>lllUn \\'c l an
otler the qu(lhl1cd ~;in.
t:qualOpporlun1tr W Coa!>l llw~ '\ B
If ~011 n• Ill'" 111 (>ran1ec --•!'.•:m_p.lo•y•e•r•~•'-"'--i fo42·8881 A~k Fur Roi,:t•r
t'o h•m1>orJrllv d1::.con·
linurni; \ •iur l•ducatwn.
recently d1sd1aq~ed
fmm thl' ser vll'C or for
any 1 ca:.cm 'eek mg lem·
IJOl'ar) or 1 areer employ
mcnt. ('Onsulcr I h1:. lllll
11uroppor. You can c:1rn
d1dale an cxt•cllcnt st;irt·
1111! "•ti.try "llh l''""llcnt
n1mpany lit•n<'llls
l'IN1i.f• apply 111 lll'r~nn ur
liUhmtt tCSU llll' to·
BARMAID
Allrarl1\·e. Collel-(l' 01'
S:alt1ry plus. N11~ht~
6-16-551'1
Hi\H MAIDS
H'Ll.TI~~;
177 1-: 17th SI CM STA...,.DARD $196 PER WEEK ~ BEAUTICIAN ME M 0 R I E S , Based on your vroduc HAIR CUTTERS INC ti vi l y , 1· um m, + l mmt:>d. open ini,:, can
• mccnli\'es & C:\Lra profit t•arn ~50. $300. per 40 hr Apphc<IMa~nclic:s Curt> s haring bonu:... The wk. Vucat1ons benefits
BUSBOY DAYS
& DISHWASHER
.\pµly 111 person. \lul
doon':. Irish Puh, :!02
:-.;1•wport c:tr Dr, n
CAB DRIVERS
:\I en or Women
,\I usl be 25 or 0H·1·
Apply In Per.::.011
Yellow Cab
11251 Slater Avenu1:
Fountain Valley
CARPENTERS
plu:. 11 '•u1 .11 t• dept·nd.1 ••alt:.. lo Corpuralwns & GIRL FRID "Y ~1st with in-house inspec-t I 11 1.. 1 r 11 "' "' lion when required . .' 1 c '1ll< 1111 H\J! r1r a u 1iroh!S!>1on11I people We Ont-,::art ofc. Typ111~. s h Excellent co. benefit!> Ul· 1111w 111•rma1wnt ix1-.1t11m. µrl'll·r expcr. iu <lirect pref'd. c l\L 550-liOIG. elude 1 wk~ vacation 1/w11 \\l' h;"c thl· Joh lor :.ellmr.: Jl'ea:. ::-.uc h as ---\I 1 11 after 6 mo':.. l1 Pci1d \llU uni:"1t11''l'C enl 1·ompany gifts. r ealGlamourJob.Prc:.ligaou:. holidays, "l'OUI> 111 •
:-t;1rtmr.: 'al.tr~ \IC offer c:.l.ile. in:.ura11cc, or !\alion;il Co:.metic Co ~ur;ince sla~ts d:.t\' nt' ,. '~ t· I I 1• n I 1 11mJl11 n ~ hotel salei.. Must he able needs rep:; purl & full
l11·1tl•111, l'I•··•"' •1111ll~ In 111 dl'' clop own leads. Ap· 1 ime. We train 63t-t~Hl7 hir<' !'.!!!~y"K:r,1~:~ci
l'l'l"'•lll ply 111 p erson lo Mr. -----•,. ~
Thom pson, al Hickory GRAJ?lllCARTIS'L' DOCUMENTOR
DIVISION STANDARD
MEMORIES
INC
\p11l1~·1l :\lag1wl1c,., t 'orp
:!:!:!l Soutll An1w St ~ant::i J\n,1, Cali I !.1270 1
/In 1·;11ut1l Oppol lunllY
Employer l\f 11"
!"arm:. .Store rn South TECHNICI.\~
Coast Plaza,· aft. loam Part-lime, ill h!->Ul>C
t1a11\ 'feduuc<tl product1on &
· ------layout. Neat & precise.
Don·t read this ad unless Call Mr. Dunn (714>
~ou wunt challenging, in· 546-4300
tc res ting career a s1----~----
tclephone ~cc retary . GRAPHIC ARTIST
J\lusl be av;i1l all s hifts.
Wit I train. ~M, 64S..S6-l~~
Atldressograph
l\1 ultigrapb
2921 S. Daimler
Santa Ana
~qual Oppor Employer Engineering & planning
f~rm. ~hoto & pasteup
-------1 expcr . helpful. Submit1·---------1Jt> NUT Shop Help, resume to: The Jack G.
2221 South Anne St Women & Men \\ c arc Locatc1I 111 busy Sout.h
Santa Ana, Calll !l2704 looking for may be tired Coa.~l t>l111a J\1all. He~is
oftypmit. foldin~ pirper~. Hair ~I~ ling, 540-H888
, _________ _, p1t11ne PM s hift. No ex-Haub Co, PO Box sow.
l\1111 1 vr ex per rcq'd . C 11 11 h S h-I p1.•r nee. Femnlc. age 125 Daker St , Costa J\lc:.a Must b ave own luols & ~ egc ur lj( • <.' 00 25·45. Apply in person, ca. 92626.
Jnsurnncc
ADMIHISTRATIVE
MANAGEMENT
Our newly formed :-ub. An E~11al Opportunity lo\'clrt'l1t1usc job:. & \rnrk ,\ppty m per.~on lransp. Top wa~c$ & xlnl liirl · rnothc·r:-. hdpcr. J\1r Donut, 135 E.17thSt, ----------•·~nnl1l' 1\p1>IV l"' ."'l'l'lll"' ,I'll' ill\ illl l ho uH' • )Jon ('ost·• l\1°s· Employer M 1" ing lur a hmilcd 1m·u11lc 7005 ----------1 Work \\ \oung ficopll' llt'attly ~a Ion nct•lls
••••••••••••••••••••••• ----H.aµ1cl Jcl v.J nr ,•tnt•nl S IJ .\ ~l P () 0 t: I It L ----------1----------111.,.,..11111.>. Ir vou'n• JI! or r time " h< lilt i:l~I
Schoali &
lndnac:tion GROOMER sidiary h:is an 1 m-
Rath<'r 1Brusher wanted. m1..>diat.c opening for cin
Eledronic A ssemb '.'.J 11 i; 11 5460 Mon-Fri 10div1dual who desire:. •t
Trmnrc. S! 50 hr. II lo GUARDS 1·h111lcnGm~ career m mJ
"" ~ u • ., :" • ' r II(•"' ~ \\I\.' ii :\ f I l' I ' u " '1' tv Guard, Wcslsall < urp . :i75 :\lcl'nl mttl.. ,\\e :.1 h11ol Sl~O 11111 11111~ c t :\) \lu'l h.1\ t' t1 Jn~. '\o
'"'a· 1·~·1 ,m11k1111! Bir.: 1'.11111111 BE A BARTENDER Acrnunllnl! u\ 1·r & \-.1uhi Ile~._ .111 111 Cd~I CARPET LA YER ·" '"' H Ill ;,:1:1:1 I 30 llcalth in-.unint·e. m1n1s l ration of Ill·
11ruf1l i.h.mng. /\lien Tell Costo Mesa i.uranee trui.l 11. 1'>111·. Fu II or I' ..rl h nw
lie re.uJy ln \\Uri. ••' 11 l'l{1J111l":Jlll prulc:.::.1onol barte nder 111 .._ •
I Wl'Ck. Free JOU i>hH'c ...-i ~
rncnt os:.1!'.lnnce
1\menc;1n U:irtt·mfori> IMMEDIATELY
Sd1ool AVAILABLE
lllH K l7ll\ SL, SA Temporu1 y Accuuntmi.:/
834·1000 noot.kct'pmi!
----------Ass11tnmcnls
Jobt W Qftted, 7075 All A.rt' as of Orange(;().
.Please Call •••••••••••••••••••••••
Reliable person will drive
you,yourcarorminc. b)'
ho ur o r d ay. Refs
714/835-4103
WI South M aln St, Org.
No. Tower, Ste 501
:-l.1r1 \\11rl.. immNI i .tll BEAUTY OPERATOR hl'l \\II :1.11n &. J111n
539-118)
:-.;,, follll\\ 11\'I Jo,\.l~'I
111 l'f ·11 , ., or lc.•,l' t .111
l>-15 Hl50
COOK, Exper'd l'rndut'I'>, Im 2211 ~ l'ermanenl. Full ~ J1Jtl 1•t-:.sful candidate mu:.t
( I •· t ~1~.m st.S \ 51fi·3522 l I>h ~t have 1 " yr-' •1f ('1111.lH' \I< t·; llSl'l-.11 ''"" p.1\ '" w1wl1h \I' m1c. 0111• n. run:.11 n • .. , .. ' !'.ilh•riwl'lll•!llu<.11 ,.1111 ph 1n P<'I"'" .11111 ~ ENGINE 11·11 Retired \\1>k11mr s upcrv1soryexper.&w1lt
C:.il I iS:!-61 flli
t ..,111 i·hlltll l'll \\hilt:> I 1(11).!1•1 :1:1:1:1 \\ t 'l II \\~ ( '.111546·0274, ofc hr:. IU·:!, I> 0 '! 5 e R:. s t l' O ll ~
\uto \It·• ha111c Fm r1J!n &. Beaut.., h.t1r .,t vl"t tt·.1< h Irle h:.lqmi~ 11•11 'ti INST ALLERS Closed Wed leadership, managcnu l
or d11111c::.llt, <lean ~hoµ · T live 111 uul. mu:..l tlllH' C I( :\1111 I .>r cxpcr. rcq'd. --& communication skill!>,
•Stu:i<lv JulJ. G 16 8310 wanted for Et oro ~ulun 00 Mu-.l ha\ c ov.n tools & llardwarc-H ousewa re llu!>inc~s degree, ERIS/\ ~-II"" •713 Salrir.v 01wn "' II .1n·.1 1 1 · T s · l ..... & L' -"'' " 552.(M):Ui 'voe M'r\ ll'•' '111'<'1 v1:0.11r tran~p. uµ wa.:cs & xlnt a es. ••• r , lH!r m, & insuranco knowlecige
AUTOMECHAHIC BOAT C:J\RPENTEH.. __ tnr .1l'l1H· n1malt•M't•nl bcncf1t:..Applyto!:iecur1· p /timc. Mus t. work l desirable. but not re· Lar~e clc;Jn wt'lt c1iu1p-l'/l'tmc, h• help bmldl----------1 hul\I• Goud i-••i & ty Gua r d, Weslsail wk nd da y. Crown quired. Pos ition otrer!i
ped--Ouys. Lois ur work. Trimnrsn. (;;ill aft Gl'M Clerk hcnd1l~. ~l·rnl r('!>UnH <.:orp., 275 McCormick l fordware, 3107 E. Coast opportunity for advance •
own hand tools. Sci•,;., 645.4717 l•i (.'l.1i.:.il1cll a<I nu 71Y: i\\'e. Costa Mesa. }lwy, CdM. ment in rapit.Uy g~r9)'·inc
HUNT i\UTOCB:-lTER _ --------,, '' l>uily P1lo1 , l'O 1111~ ----1, __________ 1 areu. SQlury Sl2, +.
1825LagunaCanyonHd. BoatR•pairmen CLERK-PBX l560 Costa Mcl\a, Ca EXIO:C./PROGRt\M Submlt rcsume & lary
Lagunu l!J-1·3322 Must have ncluol J'oh ex trlti2G DllHX:'fOlt HOMEMAKERS history lo personneJ etc. ------fol' Girls Club or l".V./ l nt 1wr. Mcchani('ul /l'li.•l" tlylandLaboratorleshas <:OOK!;, fry c.·xpcr only, H.D .. .'i49·'1J.Mor91l8·Gl94 Now thaL the kids an· P'p~~IFiCMUTU&L rcp111r Wood hull Vll<'hl :in immediate openi111o: Lop 11av. xlnl twnom s, ;ip • . bock in 'School, why not "'
642·9617 ----------·---------lml(AuloSalcs
Housekc<'per or cnmp. . K Watt S 1-· (r. 1,jve out. S3hr. llcls Adv Assistant en •rs ays
_ 548·2f~-- -WOMEN High HIGHEST
Nurses for homl.! health by
l'are II\ di•v "" "'l'l'I.. 8 & UP FAR Hehef duty or lull l1m1• 1 ('1unm1.,.,1t111' hn .1111\1
Nol :\ re,ii1i.I r>. l'tdl 'lat tonal r111nl'illl\ 111111 :..11<':.pcu11l1• II ~1111 .in• rn
'168-6486or 97\t·33f~I h1r1 nit fnr t·u-.1n11H•r duuln . 'l'H V IJ!'. 1-;x Hefp W~d 71 OO :.1•rv1ce.pul>l1 c r .. l.1tt0n~ IJl'rlcnct·d onl\ \ppl~ 111
••••••••••• ••. ••. •••••. & marketJn~. Jlt..'r3on HO EXPERIENCE DUNTON FORD
r I.' P .1 1 r · N 1• t' II t' I e .1 n fur a c·oorclinnlor in our ply m p1·r~m1 D1•1111t•y 'i-1-.xver DM V P erson, l(o to work? Trainee /Is 700 Ni~wJ>ort CcntcP Or
worker w11'1t•n1 l'l••·(lrcl i·ommunicullons :inti re .Ir 11100 so (.',.,t 11w, C<tntactMr. M1lller :.emhlv & P ockt1,1tln i: NowporL Hoacli
Hlth·klc ·, Ur1ot )' urd . <'Ortl1' rlcp;irtm<·nt i\pplt 1..111 lll'h · /\tlus Chryskr Plymouth Jobs 11,,w uv:J1l. J.Qllf! & 1'.Aiuul Oppor Employer
i;7:\.lill:l.l 1.1n1 :;lwuld hu\1• l'' . . ., . . . !"~Iii w34 _ i.hotth-1mnss1gnmcnts.
I kk 11t!rlc11t'copt•rat1111o:TWX. llU0~~._1111!\~~ 11·,;\UJ·,llS ... :,pcr11?nrc·1l ('US tom TOl'SSSSSSSS 00 eeper t.u•,,1m1lc. t'ol.1111111 II> >Bl •• s lrnw <hc·i \•H·rA l-'l'1.·1\tT,·m11n t-:\pl'r n<'1 <:.1rt11•l1f unit ancl PBX tlOll 110,1 :!!:'.',~ l111nwd :1i!1•n111.:s 1•au1111'1 111a11ufot·tur1•r
t'orl\ r lo' itul. 77111 t11J11 rcquirl':. knm\'ll•d).!(• \~~I :\1 \:\ \(,f',ll will llt<t.'<ledQ111G45·1320 . : ~em'2Q ~.:~;Id< ,\ ' l'' II ll of ll'l1•ph1111e ke) s~ s tc·m' ll'um, unrrwd Olll'Om~ FIGHT INFLATION I \ --- -"" ~nd l>usll' dt'rfr.i I sic llb ,~ppl~, in 11cr:.r~1. :'1 l' n tnrludinJ; tvpini: Foa bd' l 111a, 1111 l•. t 1th ~l 1\dd l'"<lra money to lht> T);:MPOR/\ll.Y lt£1,P
l\1ll'ht>n
Dietary Sup•r•isor
With l'l'rl1fi1•all' & t•xp.·1
C.arhel1I <:011\'. llo!!pllal,
7781 liPrflcl!l l\\.e, 1111.
841-9671.
•AAA.A POSITlONS
J::icec. & Le1?al Sccy·s F IC Bookkl't'pers
Grneral Off1C"e
Employers Pay All f ef's
Lb Reinders A1tenry
4020 Birch St, Ste 10.:I
Newport Beach 833·8190
'°°"keeper /Secy morc• wfurn1al1011 c.1ll l :\I family bud~t·t. Loc al CaH 540-4455 NECESSARY C:or. ~~~T~~~~mSt. Xlnt oppor. (or right /\mwny dist.nbutor wtll EqunJOpl)OrEmploycr Wt' tram For rnter\'tE'" ·-pcr:.00 having bkkpng & Calh)' Fcrrymnn COUNTER GIRL tram 673-47116:::... ____ ,__________ l'art-llmc ('OOk, e xver oJ
KITCHEN HELr
call Mis~ Browll aft.9am l\et'n~taraal 11k1ll11. Cull 510~1 F.xl 207 \lust be plN11111nl & co1:lli· fo'LOOH~lAN a 23_30 1----------only· G a rrielc1 C:on' .
751 ·60 I 3 ' AYON Elizabeth, 640-8752. II c n l \\ 1 h •' pub lac. At knst ~·· t aff Good Hostess·Privnte Club, will Hosp, 7781 Garf It'll.I A\C, --------Steal.I" emplO' mt'nl 10 . ' . . lr"m· rloht. n1rl OV"'r 21 HU. 847·0071 .
looldc.eper p ,.,.,.,.. HYL IND N 0 ~astblulfJClconcri. pcrs4?nalily lo work~ au y;; fol' front desk ~'Key·--------.--
Sal & Sun. Wnrchouse " 2547 Eastblult Dr, Nn' 21 nagbtclub. Interview Posillon." Hrs 6pm.2nm.1----------ASSEMBLERS Mffdbtro$$ H cstaur an t, NB . LABORATORIES &l l-0932. on. Sat 9·4. 2414 S. Applyinperson,33ll8Via LAMIMATORS· To Mala~ .,73 •700 --------• Fairview, Santa Ana. W"tsaal Oorp. sai1""at ~-..l d v ... • Lklo,3rdFloor.S:30-6:30 .,.,., ig.penHCe ChristmasMerrler7 3300 Hylnndl\v(> DECKHAND G9MrolOffic:e Wed·Sun. manur. h a s i mfl)ed
ACCOUNTANT JR N~ed to work s hort & F.arn about $10 on every ROREO Costa Mesa, Cu 92626 ~\rll time, muftl be ex 1----------1 vacanc ies f or 1~h<1
• Ion!'! term assiitnments. $1.00 you scU as an/\ VON HOMEMAKERS., per , well jlroorned, t•ol Permanent, part·tim e. HOSTESS /CASHIER lamina tors w /al lcilll l
Gcncrul acoountinl( func Apply Immediately Hepresenta li ve. Sell Un II mate d opportunity An r:q1,1:tl Opportunity leginte. between 20·34 MulU Million Dollar corp DaYS. Apply dally llnm yr exper. \Vo have Open·
lion for small manuf <.'O n I If I f j for personal & fhurncial l'flrmatlve ur.w. r,1t poy & bcneft"ts. !(lafflng new olc in l M ·L'-1 Mi Cu in••s on the re0 ulnr Mon >ellUIJ o gl\s, ewetry, I 'lh t r· ,.., J ,, " I rvine . Nc"'d "n · pm •. on·1·1. s.u ,. " 'Knowled11e or computer t ' .. 11smeli' .... ntoi·c. I 'II reworc s w, ou socn 1c Action Employer Send res ume to arl 11181, " " l\1 R t 296 ... U\tu T hurs s hlCl or '7AM emgo ' "" l f ·1 ·1 ·11 thuslas lH'. pos itive exacan es ·· ""· p • systemii e ssen l lftl ·-· show you how. Cull n1t nm1 yr<•11pon51l1 Y c·oTht•Onll)'l'ilot.P O minded neople to 1.n._l7thSt.C_.M. to5:30 ~.+a pllrt·llllll! Respon!llble for aurlit or ..-5-1 z I b Foll nr P Time :1ulcs flc)X 1560. ('ost:i Mv11a, "' !lhlrl a;·ri thru Sun UmP
c-ompult'r runb & prr TF.MPORJ\HYTIF.LI' 0.704lor en t 7-13SV. po:1illons 01>cn lo men or Clerk 7·11 Sture. 10:30 Ca !r~i2G lrniluc·' incrxpeni;ivl' na· tlostcsses, Cu:1hier & hour,;. Appl y tu lh<-
par11l111n of 1011rnal t•n Call540-445 5 - -wom,•n For 1n1erv1l'w pm·6·J011m a;ullor·riort ::u1n:illy .known.11.r'.>d'.11:~i1 lo\,t1trcssestlll:1hllb ,\11 bt'<'t1rit y lt\lllrd 27!i
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STACOSWITCH INC grocery b1111. Gd rutu.ro. You don't need e iun to ~m<•Suts llli~ 3540 ple11sunt i,orroundlnas & NpBch. 640·7370 1---------
1'"" 8 .. k·r•··-l ..... ·,11~ Don't~ropthcball ! Get a d k ' d • ""'-fa tr t d i th rcla'ted ;itm~phcr<:. No -----h>"' M. ........ ..... .. v g wor lit con '" 11 •·'""' 11 ~ rQw n . e "draw fast" when you l)cnlnl lt(•1•1•pt1on111t exper nee & no !ielUn• ttOSTESS. f /lJme. Good LllU!.•LS!CRETARY 549-3041 job with i. tow cost OaJly rnendlv atm~Pht•rc nr West. a D•aly Pilot place an ad U> the Dally w ins urunt't.' e.xf)l•r. Seu! 1 1 1 XI 0 ~~
Equal Oppor Employer Pilot C lass1(1ed Ad the bd\. Ill pcrllOn only , Classified Ad. Pbont Pilot Wat1l Ad!4! Call now Beach. 213 431 202U or nw V('( nt OPJ>Ol' for pay. Appl1 Del Tnro. E ~p e r , Corpora&c·.
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p<1rUculararalJ5482708 PRO CTION Llonal futuro for ~,.clalpol1tioft Electric blHn dblo oven Rare porcelain (French-Bavaraan·
Vt'1sut11Qiii. take cbarac. Uniqur opportunities SHIPPIMG DEPT. for a11le, like new. Mile German & En'1ish). antique cuckoo LOOKIHCi FOR
AfUTURf1 TYPIST .. minu~ ~rson . .Mltl •yrs available in secretarial Cost a Me•• fl rm · offr.002·6123. · clock, ehJld's trunk, rare Chinese ruD"i? ()(" {">. (l(•r r<'q 'rl Send re Tr a I n o t> • C o o d co ----------• •-i.ume to Claultl~ ud nu &i clenc•l fields. Wo c•n benefits. Call for •PPl KENMORE WASHER & handwoven both side design, rare
IBM ~n r"111C II ur ~ o Dally Pilot, PO beo~hx!'c.P·s-... t~ s.uam,5'$-0401 ~r_E1!l Botb 1100. Ph Chinese golden peacock picture & an· ~ Hox 1560, Co ta Mesa ea '" .. -v•.......... tJque 4' gplden faced carved Chinese Experfenced accurate Typist needed ~>tS. ShOO. typingGS. x nt SHIPPING CLlllK cablnet. Rare Bavarian steins. immedJatelY. 70 wpm (must) . -eo. benellt11. $800+ l'.tre. Exper'd. 642 3472 Ouaranteed new Sears Col • & 'd R E SALES S.cy/lookkHper-aaa dryor , wosh~r! & onial boot jack, 2 J1tde birds. 1790 Mondays Frl ays • • Type65+.Heavyatat Swllchboard Roe.pt. port d&hwshr. ""Ynte. Rare Champleve' French enameled
Parttimeonly Fn• 14 doy ~-·p~mg.~1750+~ •. Poid tlo n opun for ~livered. Or trade for bron11e'ink well desk set. Child's bicy· Excellent Working Conditions Trol·•-Couno tnuturc, we1111roomed. diamond•. PYt Pty. cle, Costume 1·ewelrv, vases, chest. All
Apply lD• Person ·-.., ~· only. Call ,Dl.-ne. _61_3_.82:1() __ • _____ _. .,, · r ·-from $2. to $4,000. 41Z1 Apt. C Hilaria
0 Coast D l~il t 8 or appL 979·2500 F1rldgldalre washer & W ranie a O •Person11llnstruclion \IY.,T~ASSOCIATCS ay, Newport Bench (near Hoag
L VN l· 11 :30 J~o •st._ St .. COiia •Management opporty's P.n.ONM4 A9...C'f Teacher etec. dryer. Good coa4. Hospital). 646--7638 9AM to 6PM. • • _, •to!IO% Commission Infant Educator S3Sea.M&-32a9.
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appl, Color TU•. 645·1L21
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ChargeNurae &Medlca · AskforPaulWard •Onthejobtralnlng 3723BirchSt.,N.8. to work w/D.D. mfont C 1 l C
lion, F /tlme. Apply Park An Equal Opportun!ty Employer •~I any lop olf1celoc"s 557·0045 populntlon. Developmen-" or c oppertone ,..,..... 1050 8050~ Superior 1445 Superior 00% E I StDv~ auto timer, meat .A N 9' .,A .. 2410 ·~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I 1 mp oyer lal l~llng ability pref. nrob:.r, rotlaserle, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••-._.•••••••• ve, .• ~-. : Retained li.JOtol2.030PM.5Days 1' " 11 cl 1 **I BUY ""'r wk. $500 lo start, fr. ovens, 1 i e ean ng, * * ' L' lhi "' t 0 ! LVN I 1·7 HelpW..tecl 7100HelpW•hd 7100 ,~ bottom w{broiler l600 .,.vMy n.,, mus o & JAHITOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RE.D CARPET '1nJ(e benefits. Cull for in· l.Jke new Also a~edLs: Good used Furnlturu & fo'urniturc, house. otc.
LldoConv.Center REALTORS 962-1011 tervlew.5'16·5760. h es pots & pans Appliances-Of Jl. l will Must soe to a,ppreclate. "'"r ·' t 1 111 d SECRETARY -----.,.,.. ,,~00 • sell or SELL or You. 836-41'10 ISSSSuperiorAve,NB PERSONNEL _ ... , ue 111 !>~.in~ Telephone Sales ~ • MASTERS AUCTION •-------
-646-7764 LYN'S & RN'S CLERK RESEi\RCH 1.00r.OGIST lmmedt iate open3ing fofr STUDENTS 20 Cu. n. freezer chest. 6•6-8686 & 8l3·'625 F8or sale, round tble, 4
-~MAID-LIVE·IN SlJ.OOO. p /) r. 1 Yr ciq1. secre ary w /mm >rs 0 16orover, to help on pro-Good cond. Keeps befow .... ~~lCawo11o!,,, ca no cbrs. • rt!Q ~n\I rc:.umc to Ad flee experience & ability 1ect for non profit or-zero temp. $100. 893-30'13 SAVE! New & U!ed furn, _,.,, .-rl 627•
.:'>llddie aged. Exper. nee. rm mediate openings on Went:ed a dl'ttul u11enled 61S, Doily P1h>t. P O "°' to work independently· gamzallon. Hrly ~·age + An. 6 PM weekdays; all appl 's, misc. Wilson's RED Sola sleeper. queen
Call848·1114. 3·11and11-7 shirts tn our person to handle the 1500. C l\I 92t.26 ~1usl be pleasant, well bonus ror Anahe11n, GG day Sat. &Sun. Bargain Noolc. Now 2 size good cond $80
-218 bed rehabilit auon clt-ncal procedur~ in . ----~momerl. Type 70, sh 80 areas, call 636-7001, aft Stores -545 & 81-' w. · • · Jlalds. Apply Tbe l nn nt facility. We orrer top our Personne l Office Rel:ul & delivery <"lerk £or onitctaph-One. t PM. For Hntg Bcb, Westinghouse Upright 19lh, c.M. 642·7930 &•-554-·5085 _______ _
Laguna, 211 No. Coast wai::es and our bt>nefits Position req ul res 6 art & \lruCtmg supplies Call 644-3389 Westminster areas, call Freezer. $7S. Manual 548,3262. DBL Bdrm set •/dresser
Hwy.,LagunaBeacb package 1s e'Ccellent. monlhs'~eneralofficeex· ~jlarv b.hc1l cm \.'"II 9A~l 'UINOON ~2·2258afl4PM defrost.Ca11Satattl.2or &nitosland,sota&lov-
MARIHE Please Call Terry at perience. typin~ of 50 Car~ropportu111ty, l\PV; THE IRVIME CO. ---------t Sonday968-6777 FRENCH PROVINCIAL, eseat. green velvet All
B.ECTRICIAMS 837-8000. wpm, aptitude tor Cly in .Pe r so.,'~,· PA!> 550NewportCtrDr STS .. 'ice Frigidaire electric d3~xl4~mirorror8.uf!~t7S+. goodcond.645-8233 • figures and the ability Lo .ropbi c1>, 4~-0 Von Newport Beach TYPJ. ~'"' ... Min l yr cxper. req'd BEYERL Y MA.MOR deal with people. Mu:.l Kar rn u 11 . Newpor t Equal Oppor Employer •MTST dryer, $SO. 6'15-3122 OAK T:ible, 6 pressed
1\lust have own tools & "'4c" v1·a Estradr· q""'ak fluent Spanish. Beach. s:i;Hl262. •MAG I & II 54S·3900 b k h . SllOO r.u t.ransp. Top wages & xlnt "'""' -. C .. ~.-Mediterranean dinette. tl ac c airs. • -
benefits. Apply toSecun Laguna Hills. a lletired R. v f'hecker. ---------.i •LecJClll SK'ys Maytag Automatic chrs. vinyl covertng.1...;..546-58S6...:....~ ... ·------
ty Guard. WestsaU Corp, Opport~~i~qE~ployer Please Call part tinw work avail. Secretaries • Tetlen & Washer $2S. Runs good. S3x40". Howell make. l Decorator cusl. bit 6'
273 McCormick Ave .•--------•I for appointment: Good pay. Short hours C~dlt C~c:k•rs 751-0SSJ leaf. 12" 847-1917. Blwn Sideboard. shivs. 4 drs.
<:nstaMes<'l. Carol Rufino Call673·11_6_17 _____ SOUTH COAST •Se-c:'ys & PIX Kenmore WasheT & Gas 9-12 ~. 620 Begonia, CdM
MASsEUSE 08·28) legit. 979·2000ut 132 OESPERAn:LY Dryer $200, Kenmore Dining table, 6 cbalrs,1...;..67 ... 5_·'l7_4_7 _____ _
lull lime position in NURSES AIDES RIVIERA PLAZA HOTEL NEEDED washer&elecdryer $175, buffet $150. Small blue King wale r bed w ~lassage. No exp. nee B p JOHN PERSOMMEL F11rTemp. Positions Whirlpool Gas dryer S45. sofa $75. Reclininit chair vibrator $125, trundl~
We ~ram. Call 540-2053 We ha ... edt t • • \LWAYSll,\STll l:: Has Immediate Earn Extra Norge was her S45, $75.Bar,2barstools$75. bed $!0, marble $8.00.
unytime. 'e rmm a e COMPA't..JY IH-;STl.0('\!.JOBS• o-n1'nasL'or·. Christmas Money Maytag washer S30. Must sell. Best offer. 673-4.';44. ---------1openin!:s Cor mature ~ .--,., r Guar.s.16·8672 64.2-1334or642-7430 ---------MATURE WO M AN Nurse,, /\id cs. Ex· Tcmporar) SA.LES SECRET ARY Mow! Klngsize Serta, mattress.
p/time to welcome pericnce 1s prl'ferred. .\n l'.:quaf & Permanent Al>ove aver<11:tc ''" Game Tbl.. xlnt cond .. boxsprings & frame SSS.
newcomers & contact but we will provide paid OpportuntlY Employer IO Yrt. llchabihl\ port unity & benefit::. WESTERN IS: Bic:ycle-s 8020 Expand. Cbairs, lamps Call540.3393.
merchants. Flexible hrs tra1n1ng. Al l shi fts __________ 1 2082Busmesi>Ctrbr uvailub le lo m ost Thi.! largest i,uppher of ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-5789 . • .
Need car, lite typing available. PleJse ;ipply 2 b f ( St.lilt' 2!IO In in~· qualified appli<'ant. App s t & 11 NEW & USED BIKES d Girls white .Br rum. twn
c ..... 3095 111 pcrson ~t ·""rson us. o c o non lit I l 1133·9110 6 ~untus 0 ston•s ma •~ an Matching sofa •-chair di "' .... ~· .. ..-I~. 6 6 Anton, t•us tu inthenation Wcareno\\ parts Cruisers MX's 3' "" . •IM: canopy trun e ~ . . profit org.in1 zat1on ndi.1·---------1 !\ksa. Ca. 92626. inlerv1cwin~· fo Sa tas & 10 ·spd Cycle & C choc bm corduroy. m· comp. $150. Single bed
Mechanical Ins pector BEYERL y MANOR outgoing erru:ient or· Phone540·2500, xl41 r n s. o. dividuaJ pillows. 10 m os SlOO. 2 upblstrd desk
Exper in Shet-t metal z.1452ViaEstrada gan1zed se1·try Gen RH-LVH EqualOppor Emplm /f l\l;j5t be ."~I~ ~~~mdt, 2.188NewportBlvd .• C.M. old.Pd$750.Asking$36.S. chairs,lsccrelarychr.J
fabncalion. !\lust have duties. heuvy t yping 1-· lime for 7.3 & JI l JO .Y auitu e, rt!!n Y 642•7910 SterC<l & components side cbrs • ..,., ror an. Laguna Hills, Ca ,. k f'd «:en h ( smile, a lnve for ch1Ldre~ . • •• ,, some welding inspection ,-.on·smo er pre . .,,,..,., s 1 ti.. !HI Bed rehab. ·---------i 3 must. Please call for ar Schwin!1 .Bikes, Stingray AM !FM tape w taland, 3 833-232.S. exper. ExPQl>ure to heat· An Equal mo.+ benefits. 673 86113 orientecl fan Ill\. Co.111 appt $30, Pixie $20. Bolh like mos old, $170.892-6722 ...:,:...-....:...;..;.-_____ _
iog & aircond helpful Opportumty 1-;mployer -:'llrs. U" :.n3 !I t3·ilS6 SECRETARY . new. 675-3148 . 8 Gold couch; Beige
Swing s hift hrs .•----------• lmperwl Conv. Center. 752·l380 Must sell.new Queens1ze naug. recliner ; Antique ~:JOpm-12:30 am. Con PHONE SALES •. 1119:
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r..ffia·d1J,..1:\I1radu lilvd Lu To the ~perintendent WestH'n Temporary Raleigh Grand Sports IO osteoped1c mattress sets. dining sel; Misc. 496-8752
t.act Gene Underwood Nunes Aides ,, $911.'to SI, I I I Mo Servic:.s. Inc: spd Touring bike $200. $140. 646·35'10 <714) 498·2230. ----l'ndc( i,eenerul dirccllon 111662 :\l acArthur Blvd 962-636J. Drexel 7' while Ilaltlao & Orderlies Phone Sales pc•.opl~. It:'\ R<.'ho•f l>,l}S. BcH!rl~ ~erve:; as seNetary to Mediterranean ll~hted cotton sofa. 10 mos old.
----------1 Exper. prefd. Bay\ 1ew m.:ilc or fem.i~e. lb to OS :\t.rnor l.Oll\ llo~p. :lhl the i.uper111tl!n<le11t & Suite 100 lrVIO{' c~ra& & ('hina. 8' sofa. 2 hl·back Fiawless S400. 645-8958
t 'ml\·. Hosp. 2055 Thunn ~cars or a i,:c. Guuruntc<.'C.1 \'1rtm 1o.1. (.' \l 612 0387 li0Jr<1 of Trustee:. I £1hcv J-:qu:il Oppor Employer Equipment 8030 v e Iv el ch a irs. Ca II , MEDICAL :\\l•, C:\I &l2·J505 wa11.e~ or COnllTIIS!.IOn!> 111)1 supt•ri11lendl•nt or Jd ---~ --••••••••••••••••••••••• 833-8503. -GorOC)e Sale 805S 2;,u Eas t 17th Slrccl RH-W eekends ...,....~~~ · p h b ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corner" Suite 0 . Co:.ta Me:-a m11l1slrathu & •iftice Lie -----Vr1vate o t o La Danish leak dlnin~ table ,\Service or MURSES AIDES hctwcl!n 5 00 & II. :io Pm Day Supervisor t.111. l'ellorms h1~hly Typ1st1P ltrnc s.> hr Sellout. Mum1ya RU·67 8 chairs Xlnt c·ondition PUBLIC AUCTION
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RIVIERA I•' /lime &. P /t1rnc JJay 616.4223 ;\pply Park Superior. l'omplu & rcs pons1hlc l•:lcc 'rcl'h Radar S7.S0hr Camera & 250MM lens & Call G40·Sit9 · MANY FINE ITEMS OF ~hilt Bxper'd p1't'f 'tl. A11 Bqual Opporlunit ,. It 1.1 ~upenvr An·. ~ U elem· al work: perfol'rns R<.'<'e(ll/G Ofc to $700+ case. Omega enlarger. 3 · ESTATE JEWELRY.
PERSOM"4EL ply Park Superior, l·l-1.i 1112 :?~lO vubl1t• l'l·l..1tion rune -l';ill for appointment lenses & condensers. Comtempo whlto & apple ART OBJECTS, AN·
:lQ82.BusinessCtrDr Superior Ave, N l:S Employer ------lions: unders t ands lrv111ePcrsonnel A.:cncy Safelig'hts, timers & all green, 4 drawer ehest. TIQUES, FINE FURN ..
Suite290 Irvine t>l.2·2410. ----------S:.il t>s Carcl!r·:.tl'a d y pohcics&admm1stra11vc 4111!E17lhCoslaMesa dark.room access. Call desk w/5 dra wers & ETC. PHONE FOR IN•
(714)833-9'110 ----------1·---------.i \\Or i-. St75 wk·upto,l:lrl. r<.'gulations & docs olhcr Su1tl•224 6·12-1470 Logan,646-8376. chair,$170.644..0029 FO. & BROCHURE.
Has good local front of OFFICE CLERK PLA...-TSMAlli.I 1"11lll'rBr11sh554-7X.>t rt>latell work :is r --~ 6452200 !'Ice & back office jobs :?3 Years exrcr. Abilil~' ~ ~ -quirt-<! c ~ ~ -~ -Cots 8035 MOVING! Recliner,--·--------
avail:iblenow. touselOkey. MustenJOY wanted to care for h\'c Sales Clerk. matur<' Ski ll : Dictation IOOwi>in . UPHOLSTERER ••••••••••••:.•••••••••• dresser, nite :&tnnd, dbl Antiques, Early Ame_r ---------•I dealini; w /public. Cull 1ntt>nor otc1ce plonts pcri.on d,1ys. must be ex· typing li5 wpm Must ha\l' 5 yrs <.'xper. PERSIAN Kittens, top bed, small tables, plant~ lxlrm. set, den rum & oil
for interview uppt. Must be 25-35 } rs , hJ\'t• pcr"d A!Jply 1\1 on·Sat Allµly Jn Persun Al. lnll'r\ i<·w h.v appl only quality, show prospects. & misc. 675-1404 painungs. 235 Lugonla,
.MEDICALOFFICEASST PCi\f ,lnr 8J7·3.550x2Jl xlntdnvingreconU.ie,,; 10.iP:\I Sho\\cas<'Cards Fountuin \'Jllcv School 5-IX·l!l5:J 638-9308 NB. Huntington Beach Physl· Leisure Wrhl l.ag Hills pr in this line of wnrk & Girts. l..1guna I hlli. • BAR, New, custom bit, 5'. ----------
d un. Ikply to D..1ily Pilot R«fs req. start111i: salary ?!tall Sii l 19:'lll. Eist.,c"'o.\1?1 1;~h~~?~s~ Waitresses. 1 lot.tes,,es & D09s 8040 Brown padded, buttoned, Movinn Sale
\d 11-s1 PO Bn" 1c"" Ouh1de '>31l'>i foll or p 1rt SiOO mn :\Inn thru Vr1 ---11·• on ro a er · h • ·II st It A pl··••••••••••••••••••••••• Nauit. Formica top $250. ~ ; • ....,,la'', l.'••J,· C·•. 92"'.>11'.JVV, llhl". L'111" .J<'. \""Ir." l1n' ,. S •LES '.\ ('\\ I ·1 n d ) F Oii n ta 1 n < ali io.:r a . II " p } • Oct 16 &d7th, 9 to 5. ~-•• ~~ u -u-.. , ~ ~ ., • 11.;,. ~lt-d1r.il hl'n1·f1t -. "' -\·alll'"~l'a Vron1111:. ltcst~ur.1nl 210 l~1shSctt~r~ups. Be:iuty worth over S400 007 .,. .. Orchid, CdM z-s• --l.lbcr.il ""mm1-.,1111l :nJilahk• .1l lo.1tl'r dJk ll 1 1 ~· •' t •• u l !> 1 d •' ... 11111.,0eti .. lin" \.<'wpo.rt l ntr ll r AKC.shols,1A:ormed. !>W·l 696 \!tJ>lCAL RECt:;PT !:°•llltilitil \chfl•lc µr11\'1d1•d h~ ~.1lc:.l.1d1l'' 11ccdecl 1m r .. " ' "llc h 640737u 6457473 -velvet sofas, 2-velvet :\J\lst take s h & he fa<;t --l'Omp.rn~ l'le.1..,,. l .Ill na•d i.ili•I) lur horn. ~ ~ l!ilh, l~ili. Sl'j'I I' ---· Match'g 7' cltvan & 4•,c,' Sl)lt<1 oak frame chrs.
1y)akl.llr1>flex1ble.C11ll l'ARTT!:\IEl:":CO:'\IE IH<!·S21llltl\\n!l.indll':\l lur111 ,hiui::. ~ ,i(· \carca11cqua \\'Jntcd · Youni:. 1n \KC registered Afgban Jo\e seat, wht brocade llndlighto:ikcorrce t bl. 11~·171l SdlrJmoush.nappShoe' \\kdys ll'~SOrll'li Ir ,11u h'"' 11pportun1tycmplo~t-r Ldhgcnl i:iirl \\/,:?cncral pups, 2 male, J fem. $100.AntiqucS..l"~quarc bunk b<'ds, misc bedrm
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in }uur !>parl' time .:'\O Jllll>lllOll .rnd ,tll' •\llhnµ ore expl'r lo operate Championst.ock".848-0563 hit-lo~ pedestal t&blc lurn, ping-pong tble ,
in\'cSlmcnt Free !-<•lhng ---to lc.irn ... 111. Denis•· SECRETARY Basic JV C.:omputcr. Will . , . '$100. Fiberglass IO' hoat lnys, clothes, misc. Nat'l
kit. Write \Jr narr) PLUMBERS Snider, i•iS l'l'.11 t1-;11n. Grl work '~ t•nnd, WIRE l'ox Terrier pup. $5. 642-5050 (;cog r ap hi c se t '" 'h -11 L· Bl l1nu11.1I Span1!>h pies AKC llwks $100& 'l'on1plcte1n•o1"•0°•"'l nnupp !> 0~·' .~ .... napp :'11111 l '1 l'.\Pl'I ll'qtl -l'rof1c1cnt 1n typing, prolit s haring, paid u 828.0224<714)' Wtrbdcomplctew/sprcad' . "'' .,.. ·nuo
<.: c 111 r c · 11 r 0 l' k 1011 • Must h,I\ e mi n louls & Sale' ,:t•nt'rul ore procecJun•s. '·1l •.11.~on lld 30 s. p. . $100. Admiral 23C1" side Dover Shores, Westclirf
:\I OS!.:whu:.<>ltc; O::!>lOt lransp. T1111 \\ :1,gl•;. & :\Int 1-\ill or 11'11 t 1111"' ,.,per shorthand h<'lpful. :\t111• :! l•l~\l~.~~tmu:-.1tnrs~l~Vr.•.V A~lrahan Shcph~d pup. by side rerni.:. $100. (ln area. Sat{S11n 9-5, 1334
PBX S 0 benehb \pph ln Sl'l'1tr1 rl''I •I 111 t .ishtuu h•11111 , rs l'Xpcr Sl.'nd resum,· ___ ___:!'"' " _ pies. Good breeding, S2S. size bed, complete SlOO. Jlampshirl' Cr. N.B. An' erv pr ty Gu.ird Wl'~ti.a il Corp 11uc ,\d\'ancemrnt opprn 557 9359 lmmed. openings for '.'·,<;. '.t i·(.'o ri·riii·k ,\, .. , for l'.ll'l'l'r 111111dl•1I i:al to Box l9W, Ne\\pOrt \\'ork1n1-t m i:r for hl1rsc ca. . · 556-1349 c• · bd r .r.
I •· -• '' ~ c 11 , llc:ich 9''<i60 1 11 tRt)I "coo - -ampa1gn rm um "' mulun• pcop c to \\O~" l'ost<1 l\lt:"MI J "llrOl'OS 611 2652 01 _ -_ _ )l)arc .11g "· e:.. "'. i\KC Golden Retriever Moving! musl sell, tl ' 1111sc items . Sat/Sun.
-vanl'rl hrs & '' knds. l'a11I ----nr <'<11111' into :?!I F.1:-h1011 "'" C3 n I I\ c. on fl l C· Pups, show dngs, hunter, credenza, SI oo, ori It. '1W·4430. 9!13 Santa Ana, ---------•I tra1 n111 11 ,\pply 111 PRESSMAN bluml.:"lvlkh Se,retarlal·Banklng m.ise"... Cupis trann, fam.peti1.Xlntpedigree. 5'1()(), 2 moho••any ehow La"unaBch.
MOLD MAKER per:.on, 155 Hochester Sl, t;xpcr. of£:.ct operator -nur people oriented hank l!l.1·0073 . '193·6861 tbls S2S cu ;rii: $165 2 --""~-------
Design & build bimple &
multi C':ivity molds for
transfer & injection mold
machines. Small sh11r1
t:ood working conrls.
STACOSWITCH IMC
l139 Baker Cosl:i Melia
549·304 I
Equal Oppor t:mployer
C:'\1 Call tlonlon. 518·111il Si\Ll::S t:. seeking cu1;tnm••r blk 1naugah1yde hi l>a~·k l'enr1u!um pool game $.5. --- _ J. Herbert 11 I' I c n t c d 11 er sun YACllTS1\LJ!:SMAN AJ<'GllAN PUPS. Silver chairs, S50 en. ori~ siso. llangin.i: orange lamp $'l.
PRIHTSHOPMGR HallJewellers i1i1n1atl\'l' to start a~ UoodOpportunily white&Apricot.Lovable Yellow&. ROid latllcc 2 hlul'l·ndtablelamp~.~ PBX \uw inlt'n l\•wmg at So h r:i n l' h m an age ri u I 616·0000 ~>er~onalilies. 548-052.'l. print swivel rol'kcr. SJOO, pr._ n~apcs & curtains.
To SISK f'o11~l Plai11. loc;illon lor ~ct-r<'111ry & grow. ~I you Merc:handl-;;-orig SW(). All xlnl <·11nd. /\rllfH·i_nl Xmas tree SS.
OPERATORS l·.1~,1\1:,i • .:,o,.\~1),t quality sulcs orientec1 h:l\c u hungry mind & •••••••••••••••••••••••Dog house, redwood, new. Black nau$(ahydc button Hc\.olv!ni: trt•c stand $2,
, ., •c pc1son11l'I. .IC\\l'lry l'\ nn• intl'r<'stcd in lhe •-at 800"' S30. •ofa $75 & m ·1t"b l"v ltl.'vuh·rni: colfJr Cor tree Cord &Cordlcs-; ,\1 tt't 1.. nn" .1 I I n1 n husincss "orlll. 1\c \\!lilt ""'nques •;;i Call644·4201. " • • ~ '' C l t:;le1·tron1c l'ulse Onl.. n"<iun•-; lor l .ipll\ 1• Ctff (11.'r dc'>irn lile hut nnl lo scl• ~nu. Salury to S!lOO •••••• •• • • • • •• • • • • • •••' cscal, S60 or set SI 2S, :...! s n n l a • 8 us 56•
1.ong nr short term "-l'l ,1111p I c c·a mN .1. nee. Pl<'a'<" cull 51!1·13711 h as e d u P (• n ' our Wonderland GOLDt-:N R ETRIF.VE!t l\l a gn av oF'C Mli n so I e ~'1~t·if7~ ;;3 E. 18th St •• J~signmcnts I> a:-. t " 11 11 • m .1 t · 1 or :Jl!l l:J?!l for a l)t)t _ quahfic·ations-" p;ist ex-/\KC reg .. Champ lines. 8 stereo, 11.M I turnt.1· · · _. -----
:'licH•r A Fee \t Tcm110 II u r c h a H''. ~ "" i1 s \l.t-:~rir.01•1.1-: 1>er sh I on+, tYPllllt Of Antiques! :-Vk old k'!'ale. r.<;"u4ts32latnd !•.!c2.,,£5. "ss111 Jl:i Ol'W S.1t/Sun only! Furn, misc.
ll ~EL .l\l Al D Work 1 OP SSSSSSSSSS h11di:cur1i: ~111 11,1 , 11.orr" tlll'k ur• ~' l':lrn S:JOO K.'i·91>. finunc1al ex per 1:. H lJ G F. w 3 r ch 0 us< init mar ings .• ..,.,. · _.,.._.;,_.,.,.. ~r ~--_ l\lesa Verde area. 289S ~ energetic women 6 & U.l\·1d,.1111 MJdlln••s l'.illti11 !11IO .1 ' Call ~ls.Orthman cr:immciiw11hovcr5<M R eg. Ma l e Afghan.ForSale:Jll&l9Cenlury <.:lub llouscRd.C.M. uha Bch rc'>ort. Ii l.01 JI l1rm 11<1~' rn11 kl' · ti! 11835·.jJJi for appt f fblk b Cl u 6 ·n1 ·a c R d tern no (rO.lll hcnd1h Sall'S l'hnnc "'' l'\IWr -----mUl>IC IJoxci., nickelu awn • l .• gen e, I . al urn. epro UC· GarajtC & estate sale. An· ''~ui:'." or 11 /tlm\l ~-F'-An.l(usC.u1'll1111f'crM1nn<.'I Ol'l'C"1>ilrV \\'('\\llltr.1111. s~:l'l-tET/\RY for H.-nl d1:1)n 1nanos. t•1rc·u'i ur _!TI~Sl75.S59·5199 lion ~rom Aus tria l1Qucs, quilts. couch.
---Tl:::\IPORAltVl!F.I.P Ai.:cm·y t'42lii:!U Sl'iO lo $.<M111.1H•r,1~c 111 F.,,IJlc l'n tn F.l\h1on t,:Jn!. ".tll c l u<'k s Chih uahua Pll(l~. nn SH-487 orappt. bells, o:ik tuhleo;, chair-..
:ltotel Maid, C'x~·r orwlll Call540-4455 ;1;1:1 ~: J7th.No1:1.t'\l c·o1ln·. u1t,·1 t1J1n1ng. l<;lan1I :'IIu<.l h:1'1' 1 y1., f:~~:~'![,~,~~.<;,';1q~~~~k11 1rnpcri., 2 mulC't>, 1 Breakfast Set mirrors. collectable:>. lrw,tn, ru11 or µart ttnw <;ull Mr I lulw1 for m l!Xl)C'r , t~ JK' ti:l·iO wpm. lcmJlc. 7 wk~. $.fO. eJ. ••lt" Sol & Sun. 16th &
l'\f Call&15·9l37 F.qualOpporEmployl·r I' 11me S:ile-1, s111 srn kn.it·\\ :i10fi4r.1t ;.h l!O'lO \\pm J\1111IY 0\l'l'~.OOIJ.OOOWorth K39-8119 Cons i i;tln g o r New lith.1537SerenadeTer-
-_ wk /U!J. Men, lul11es. 'llu -T:\tl, 36!1 Sun M1,.:uel Or. i\rnencun lnlc•rnutmnul -i':nJ(land hard rnc•k ma rncc>, CdM. (Irvine Ttt·
MURSESAIDES Pt.:OPLEl'ErtSON dent" Eve~/ Sat Solespersort-Motur.e :_~m.Nll. __ . Gulleric1;; l1'<l2 TKcllcr Ro"<erpurs,Cawn,AKC, pie drop leur tal>lc /2 rar<'1.
J It. Exper pref'd, l\te~a Fxec needs fl time as· 5.'H·78:-it,839·76111-i F<ir re1.11I !.Ilk!' p(li.tl1011 s . t d d r in~ St • Irvin(' Tel SIOO&up. leafs. Host & hosle~!----------~ · --------STHONC' •1 . l'•'l 1' orv 11n I.' or 754-1777. Op;:n Wc>d thn SSl-U!JH i·hrs +B litroil(hl t·hr;. Gar:ii:ic sole. Furn, trun-
Vcrde Conv. llo:1p, 661 ~',in \~~slct~~~l.Y223Ful-~.llRrv 't l'1~J:1~~~.r~~f~· \'ounl(Or:ins;~Co.hr"' .• 3 Sat.OJ\M to4 PM.Visit! Speclnlly price<l. Coo he· die bed, Enrly Am.;
Center St, CM. Y rap1t.1 11ec · · ·4! • R £ A t 5-l<I 4,19~ glrl ofr Tvpinit 00 wpm, -----FrH to You 8045 aeen at chei;ts. hikes, gardenini: H.tp W.ted 7100....., W..ted -7100 • • gen S · · ·' -----nu :.h; Xlnt hcnchtii. 20:11 PUBLI~ A~CTIOM ••:•••••••••••••···~··· tools, n>Crlg. Sun, 1-5, or
••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tf you arc reading thi::,, SAJ.l:;s I' EOPLI-; S I..: Ma 1 n. I n·111 l' ~ANY I' I N I-, ITEMS OF HELP! Hare breed m1)(ed Antique Center rail 559..(12!18. 4001 Rain·
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Restaurant
FAR WEST SERVICES
llas A New ExcitinJ! Concept In
Restaurant Service.
Jl is to be named
SUNDAY'S
And it is located in Mission Viejo
at 27750 Crown Valley Parkway
on the Eas~ cornea. of( San Diego
v Freeway
Now Interviewing For;
c.... ... Peruatl
lntcrvf ewine Mon Thru Fri.
9am..Spm
YOU muy he one of the 2 Only <2> will be lurcfl 5-l<i·290 1. (Across fro)m i-:sT AT f: JEW 1':L RY puppies 6 wks Teddy 19116 ~wpt Bl. CM tree l.unc, Irvine.
Senior Assoclatct. 1 um Prof Ps11ion11I rxper'r1 OraniteCo. Airport.) 1\HT OB.I ECTS. J\ N Bean1' od gd hms secklnii. Exclu~h·<.' loco· r(l(llO soles P<:Of'IC' ror ----TIQUF:S, FINE FURN. 491.3955• ·Solid oak.klng.u bdrm set Camper top keen Junk·
tion In Weslhaven Plaw, Orani:e Co. nidio. Call ETC. PllONI': f'OR IN· --w/ormo1re, inlnld w~w><I nc:1t i::oodlcs. 20752
at lll'ookhursl and l::tl· MnndayS.17!JHl7 Secretary Heed ed! FO & BHOCllURE Pt. colllc/GermAn Sht>p. game set w/mntch111~ Lni;:uno Canyon Rd.
inger A commission pro· -;:-; , . --. ---One girl oHice-lyplni:i. &lS·2200 l:Jlondc. 8 nio. hod r obiei. server. Mffcc tblt. & i1!1it.fi<1itfl
gram unique in lhc in S.1les. J 1I1me, '." f 11xcdn lite bkkpg, mvoici11g & --shot. 548.2537 uft 5PM bookcase. Cut vclvC'l r.Ma ---. • dust ry Diol it .\ ou .11 llept. c)f W~ slm1nstcr order taking Sil pref .SHIPS LANTERNS --It., loveseat. queen \1 n1a 1fou~t1ht>hl Surplus. love?
hkt-il' 531•51100 Moll. Mornin~ hr-; & Please call 0Sandy ;it r.10.31z2orfi73·43J'J KITTE"4S pie bdrm set, gh1:.-1 top 11t•11t. bunk hcdl', t'lel'.
Gror••e \Vett!rbarh Rome "kn<ls. no l'XP\'r fi73 278-t for inten. 1cv. - -1 rtH"dr•, l(rcy, :l fl'm11le dlnetle, l amp!\. 5i:la~~ & t·lolht•s tfr•yL•r. I hi. chrs,
.. nl'Ct'I' ury J\ppl~ 1n \'1 1·to11un l'he .;t of l':.ilis.:o 6 w1'ck.s old hrc1ss coffee lhli-. cll'll 1110 ... -.wurc. d111hc'!.
W esthav•n R•alty per!\on, Thl· Sc•ars Tu\· SECRET A.RY drawer'> ~1 l:i. l'crlar 5-'8·2140 Cum, all in xlnl 1•onri hm·n~. /I.II ~ood. no Junk.
_ e<lnShur• P 1TlnW·l'e1mancnt f•ir ch1•-;tSG.'i 9G:l:t61Y.l ----S.5'1-4780 JG MJ11tlrakc W.ty, 11''·
Real &11tat~Sales
What we 're lookinJt fnr 1s
a mnn of v1s1on. u man
w tdnvc, dctt'rminal1on.
fire: a man who nc,·er
Qlnt.<;. a man who can In
i1pire other5: 11 man whQ
can pull lhe co. bowling
t~m out of last place A
salesmon or hkr. 'f\111 or
part lime. :1l 90 /10.
John P. Carey, GR.I.
United Brokers. 646 '1411
SALES /Retail
ScriOll'I min<ft'd. full time
rel.iii :.alc:.pcrsons want·
t'CI Cor rapidly growing
specialty gomc stort's
Must be enlhuslastt<'.
i-clt-mot1vnllng & n exl
hie. Apply in person
Chess & Games. Unltd.
2700 West Consl Hwy,
Newport Beach
mttJor fnod manuf.t1 --Pree. Rcaut. male Germ - -lln~k s:12_.1_w;o_2 __ _
turci . s 11 Typml! rl!Q I05 ~t·nr olfl r('lttll'\htd l'hr11 <t mO'l Crd w tkld~. DL.X. ltlDE·l\·BEI>. un CJll <7l-I l SS-HHl4 Smith Amcm;:in I' ump 580 w llamiltou, CM ur;ed, cost '100/Sl.'ll Sl70 Mov1n11 mu~t 1wll 1'ntkJi;. _ OrAun. 1l \1urk11 . S6SO M -ctelivcr554-.t760 pl;int <;. furn, N1· llllS W,
Sec:yfRec:eptl0ttlst best offer Antique safe.-, !-'rec. fem . Sheep doi:i ----Bay. N.Jl. 673·3272 ) J Houm 2' dC'ep x 2· JlUPl>Y mos old. !'>XO W Naug sofa, loveSf'al ~ ---. Newport Ctr Intern a wide 3' hi pointing on Hnm1llon CM r hair, Liv rm sofa, tabl1· ( olor console 1 V $50, •~G
ltonal CPA firm m<.winit ( ·~00 s:.6.2277 • & cbrs, storage cnbin('l<o <'!mtcmporury ru~ $15.
lo new qua~rs rc>q sex· acl' · Ueout dog, 'h Lab.~· Set & misc. 846-0410 Km~111te wlr bed $50.
pcr'd scc~ctary & re<"CPI· Ivory Pieces, Chlnl!!~C t cr . 1 ~yrs olc1 fem .. Contemporory thl & rhrs
1typlst. Dictaphone t-k1lls Dog~. Netsukes, pvt pty. iipave<l. shots. 6~5 5422 00 Sofa, com tempo, fern $\50. Refril{. S'>(). Exec. o must. Call Mn. Allday, 5"6·3047 -green eculptured velvet dbk $75. Antlquo Singer
betwn 2·4pm for Dppt. Toy Au!'lrallan Shepherd, Xlbtcond. $'9S. 581 -9516 8(1"' ing macb. w /oltach.
835-1242, ll e i r I o om C b in a. Joyal. lovoblo wat.chdog $70. ijunk !>Ms. 110v apt. SEAMSTRESS , . Haviland. Serves 12, pink Good w /kid1. c ats & OAK Student <Ulsk chairs, 811e ,l"lect. dryer, like
RealEslaleSales lo work o n bet ter Secy Transcnber. $SSO. r ose du le n. Asking stock. S41M821, 3·5 Sat $30 each. Oak s~ralght nl!!w, $75. Sat /Sull 191f.2
HO GIMMICKS d "'·II Ptr NB . Xlnt benethrs. C11ll Sl.000. 496-4607. only. back chnlrs, S"O ca. o l n 0 a l. n N ll . resses ... u or imc Mrs Sexton days '152~8535 631·1463 • • 70"" COMMISSION in smull flhop Newport oreves~31·3466. 6 birdcage, Wlndsor8. 2 Yorkshire F. dog to ploce Sr"?k~,urst & Yorktown. Exper. Onl)'· i\prly Bch nrea. 548·1007 ntwn . .,__ b 0 w ba ck . M 8 n y In home YI/no other dogs BAR & two stools, $1 25 or Nodltc_k_s _____ _ ,!itEocN'£.UEHRYR2~. 10&4. Service St:il!on Ancn American a ntiques. orcbllrlrcn 549·C3t4 bc.'3t. octer. l'nll 751 2300 1-·urn huu~l'huld ltttl'I~
-. "' c. dant. expcr d. Duy & S4H!760 uf't 6:00PM ·b . · 372 i:;' 621W.19th C.M Seon TuHdo D•pt Eves. f'ull & p/lime. Ar>· · Sliver rerslana, mature --. mu( m-~~ c m.1~~ .;
642-5062 Salesperson n e<"rlt'd ply. Shell St11tion, 11th & 5 Oak Pressback cbuln, molherfdau&hler, must Pecan China tub i;ila~w ~~~I~; .:t • 1 ( .ir 10 •
Well J1roomed. Mo:itly Irvine. NB. mailer sile $70 each 11toy logt'thcr 546 "S'T fronl., Hx50x 15, 'Int • • 1
RECEPT /fRAIHEE morn I nu ~ wknds. , . 536·192:i $250. Coffee Tbl, walnut MOVIM;, tt<:A XI, 100
At0ur1'emporo.ryOf'ricetnTho PositionlnNB.Law or P'llmeo Cuthy,540·3333,8(•rv1ceSlat1onHelp.t>x· "'""'•• tOSO ll rnuwood , $173 TV slcrco rdrlJt Trailer On Premises • fi«' for 11 JM'rl'lon w /frt\nt ext 341 per'd. Older man prer'd Appliances 80 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Maleblng End & l,gmr Schwinn 1 ... Tour hlll vi~
of c opp ear an c e & Doys or eves lo 10pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dln'g M:t by Burlington Tbl, S'SO. ea. 645·0800 rmwh Simmontt Qn bed
Weare"" equal opportunlty"empfoyw • personality. must h!lve Sf.LL tdle l~oms ~ilh a 642 0480 Park Llrlc Frelabt D1ma1e Holpolnt Use. 6 chairs. tbl w f2 a· nvocado arn naua"bycir• che1tt : boo, Ouul. wali
' ~omo st'Crelarial ~kilts DallyPllotClasslfledAd Union S(lrvlce. 377 S3lr .a30S W.WamC"r, leafs & pad. Nrar new, •ofA. Turt back. Xlol rua. wkr stool. All Cor
1 ~O. &U-SG78. Superior NR near Harbor. Santa Ana SUS. w.i.m. mQd, 6'2·2793 afl5pm. $750. ITMIM
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IJOJrd patio furn ~t>" an~ Tor• <' l\SU DOLL/\ R w /rc:mnt1• Mille. office SllM!J>lna baa or adult fool ro':n;tet~~ o"vert:u~~. mo . ..,~~>' audW. ~11 xt1'0Ai. ......... ••••• ••••••••• "12 f'ord l'ourll•r w ..,hell Gefteral t70 I
m1t1C'h, Pllirlls, Jt!~i·lr)' l'AJL> FOR YOUR lum.979--0163_ _ bai& C!0.~1l Perfect c ond1t1on 646 <* i.tt'phu111p\·1 ,..,.,,111 ,·n11 •••••••••••• .. ••• ......
muny 1~1 11<· Item) JF.WJo:LR\', WATCllES, • •. . $7500/bsl otr. Suc for '76J11\0JMol)t.'tl,J9.'.>nH COLLECTORCAR \\nrl.. 1~11or1· tlOU LOTl'S 'i:! fo:llR Yt'llow l~PhJ, ~l.ll / ~ll ~IU70 Atrr OIJJJ::(."'l'S. t:OLD s~~~a~~·~~l l(~~:J Store.Rea•---•. qwckule Call642-ls.51 bk\' n,•11. ~ -&92-'3!1'1 AUCTION •·iJ.<!Jlh drn11n,·.1r .im1llll\\.rt1i..
"' ) roo l' Lu (.\I s IL v J:: ll s .. : K vu.: 1.-; "J k e $SO c 0 mp al' l lor 8095 1-.--T .--n •U h M~l !It'll li!>l or1 7S2 1S2:1
ESTATE SALE
\'\ill wlld mink t'Oul, ro .. 1
$1500. 11•k Sl~ AIU.ltjUC
1-'t:-.t-.: !-'URN & AN " 'h II $2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 ay orC'rli • .,,, P t'ONSIG°"NO\\
'fll.,IUl''S 645·2:.!0CI compn :. l' uu RtTAILlRS Ev1nrude. 2 t•ans nu :-.di Your l'.ir.1ttlh' Vons 9570AH0Ro~ 970S -~'17W7l bat , trlr, extru:.. $79S ~l'lea/ -'lb A Nl'Al. •••••••••••••••••••••••
I tllt·b lH'k d 1u1r , n1•\\ btl1~e hrol'll<k . uvhol
SJ~. ttOO. AlllJ>C'\ Tupi•
ttel·ordc-r. $110 \ nvu
S!OO l'lllctrn 1'111ft• 1':4ml
ID l(ll, l1 y Ch.111 .. ,
Hc .iuv1.1111, $7~. tu ~
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COSTA MESA 64'2 ·0010
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ROBINS
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'5" F'ord 2 door.
Run,;, nt'rr11' work
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~ilver. I .;pd . 62.IWltl m1
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850 SPIDER
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833-1300 1883!> BEACH Bl VO
HUN11 NGT0"4 BEACH
84l 778 1 !>40-0442
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3100 W.Cwttlwy.M.8.
642·9405
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714 /523-7250
'68 Mercedes 250S
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pl'mbo 210llfo'H
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213 /694-2854
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SALE PRICE
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2600 ........ 11\'4.
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MHCED(S BENZ
WEEKLY SPECIALS
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MILAN
BROWN
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213 921-8588
714 523 -7250
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9742
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$6595
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TOTAL DISCOUNTS
AT ORANGE COUNTY's
# 1 CUSTOMER .
RELATIONS DEALER
# 1 QUALITY DEALER
20 CELICAS
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$5595
TOYOTA
Corolla
Pooular • ~ot.1 mHft1Qt
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73 FIAT
12• Sport 2 Door r,.. _,1 .. o~• AM·FM '''""•cvtele ~&•~"0 890332 I ()nty
$2795
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Nova II
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1973 JAGUAR's
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IMPORTS
3100 W.Cout Hwy. k8.
642·9405
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t't1ntl YHC6JI,
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714/523-7250
'75 MBI 240 Diesel
l'la:.i..it· wh1l1·. 1·u111
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7 14 /523-7250
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7 14/523-7250
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521-7250
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1976 Mil 300D
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l\11n tank" & m am ,,,_ tra~ Still hai. fticton
warrLtllt) !8 l:H'CH l .
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IMPORTS
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714 f9'0·2S25
213/694-2S54
9800
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MOTORS Plus Tax & License I s pd. 0 v e r d rt v e. ---963·3354eve~. '70 Po rsche 914. Xlnt TR BILLYATES CAMPERS Loaded. Cherry, superVolvo l SOO ES,1973.23.000 1~&01 MARC •U' I 1Tf PN. WT
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••••••••••••• •••••••••• Pvt Pty 5'8·28!)3.__ _ THINK NOW IS THE TIME British Car Co. 640·4280. Ii JI· JUUO <IY~ -1110
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911 E TARGA l)opy ruff, ~800loffer TOYOTA MG-JAG-TR 837-4800 493-4511 SALE PRICES 213 /694·2854 Want ad results 642·5678 Classlricd Ads 642·56711
5 d i t r.~,,, ,.,,..,,, Exc1tin" plan lets you 196 ........ ~ GARDE ... WEST spee , a r com . stN·t•n. """' \JUJ' " ..,,...,, w .... .. ......... s. Used Autos, UHd ............ , Ustd ma.::. Buv or x 1 ~T ----"A BETTER purchase like o lease. -"'..v• lease plan. i600llr<..: ,~· 19i*l Pursch<' !ll IT, xlnl Sensible payments. Over FASTBACK VW ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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831-2040 495.4949 Renault 9755 BETTER quoto call. 60 Mos On. BILL YATES Westmln11ter 893·7551 ..•••....•.... ..••..••. ~0a11. BsR1T1sH c AR vw.PoRscHe
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·ee tU2-. ~ spd. AM /FM, Cotnc sec.13:1 E. J6th St. BILL MAXEY '74 SPITFIRE .. * * 559.1747 • e 76 710 2 DOOi SIDAN e
Orig owner. SS800 nr bs 112. C :\t urt :?pm RDS TR -------?S 610 4 DOOll • Fact()()' aJr conditioning. AM/FM ofr. 833-8980. !151·Sfl20 ------'68 Bug. 'iO rblt eng. Rbl AM/FM radio, yellow. 6736 miles. ------RollsRoyu 9756 TOYOTA 4spt>cd.red beauty.Like BUGS trans. New t ires radio, stereo cassette, green, •73 Porsche !H4. Super ••••••••••••••••••••••• new, lo miles. 539LllT. ahock.'i. Offer. 968 9136. mags. radltls. moulding, pinstripe, 5559 ml lea, mags, radials,
c on d .. Ne w tir e~. "lDEALERINUS.A. undercoa tin g . (S er . m o uld i ng. p i n stripe. "' ,\~t I' \1 "PPC':t r 11 rp · MOW DUR I MG OUR '73 VW Beatie. Xlnt cond tHLe1004oe34J (Stk. J4331J. u n d e r c o a t • n g . C S er. 1
SSlOO 11,1 ulr !l(iJ 811.17 JRR RCOAYRVER '61'THRU '76 New tires. am/fm radio s3244 •JHL71007883~ (Stk. #4829).
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9-o,iso twl 0~1642·005-1 =~t':.•,. DISCOUNT TO CHOOSE FROM Good llres. $850. •76 710 4 DOOi SIDAM • ••75 710 2 DOOICOWI• -....,.. 70TriumphGT6 +. 36.000 S Call497·3965 Auto. trans., AM/FM radio. Fectory air conditioning, A~
'63 Super 90 l' Shi.irp. ull I S2 150 rr 4 SPEED ---Orange, 7012 miles. moulding, radio. y ellow, 371 1 mile's. ori~. Sl,5<KI. tH4 UK!>O '' CLOSlo suN011vs $ALE 67m~.1~~<'7c. . . or o er. '68 VW Sqbk, gd cond. under co at In g. (Ser. moulding, undercoating. (Ser: No.
H42 00~1 "' ..., $1200. 549-lMS.1621 Mes .. -·54 Bentley R Type, whl . CONVERTIBLES Dr SA H R JJHL710070885) (Stk.1M842). JKHL710026383) (Stk. #4529).
P I Port " I t r I •COROLLAS '71Spitfire.39M. Radlala. • •. gt1. 011 35 . 3644 r vote y ,..ray n . i.un roo • au o. ' $ 24 $
1976 Porllhe914•2 0 xlntcond. 12131881·1_994_ skJ ruck", car coven, SUNROOFS 69 VW Bus/Cnmpr rebl SAVI HOW SAVE ,MOW •PICKUPS v ery c le a n . Sl9SO. • ~:1'o~~:0~!~~~~f .. ~~f ~~.~ •••...••.•..• !?~~ •CORONAS 558·7909 ALL SALi PllCES :t:';';,c~~~~·~~.:~1
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reblt . new paint, must .75CoronaSta\Vgn,4snrl 714/990•2525 6S VWVan,factarycam. I 11 xJ~terod c;,~~17e7~1 Auto . trans .• factory air . •7,7104DOOISIDAN•. _s~.~ AC.radio.I rack.GOOd ONTHi lll/694·2154 pr. $1100 or best. ofrer. ~ri3:J 0 con ''""' -· conditioning, AM/FM stereo
'73Porsche914 running co::5. Mu:'ll sell ENTJRE --· 536-7400,$36.:1599 radio. aQua. 6568 mil.a, ,.;..,..00 673 """" '76 TR·7. w /warranty. ·n VW Kombi·Camper ldl d ti __,._, :\lint. One of a kind...!!_'·-·-~---Must ~ll. 66 VW, clean, runs 1ttat, very s h "'rp, •adlali', mou no. un ercoa ng, ,..,,.,,.
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Helter. etc. STK 5090.
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213 '°90·2525 S?200 673 o!1J5 GOOD GUYS AT xlnt eond. Offer. 646·3442 DUNE BUGGY r~ ~k cond, nu paint, Jo ml, e '7' DATSUN 710 e . 1 ~ ---or 54()..4484 bod. mag wb1s, big ti.res. wk n d s & n (\ 5 pm 714/694-2854 ·75 Toyota Cclt<'a ST. VW tebll enf S45·0722 S:J7-2033 • ~ D oor. Stlok s h iff, a ir ~che 911 T, hke-new, Aulo. um,fm SJ.650 Call V0Ht1wa9.n 9770 1195. i----·------1 ~o mltilonl•l•ngo•· at• ePraeortltaeQel Feac'racktory· ~.... ........ •••••••••••• •••• ••••••• '7~ VW .,, .. n B"• eu-" .atM. allo.~·s. S t ri m·-"'"''""---· -_ __ ..... VW 8 Lo ii " ~ ... , ,.-W ........ ...;.-'-I I St" ,.,_. '10 VW IUG 'R''" r .... ~5:.......1e!! !!'50e· sh:arp. lo mUeace, -. ~•••TIY ,.,.. "ng. .... ..,.,_ iostru. AM1l'M. mu:1t 1971 TOYOTA , ... .__,,... ....... ..., _.... Demo s4z99
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am1fm, 40,000 ml. Xlnt Fa bulo u 1' 2nd car! '74 Cor.olla SS Xlnt cond, APR l!J.92'"k on approved sh.in. just tuned, lubed & 548-41.93, 646-8072 4 IPffd, a4r condttlonlng.,AM-FM AM·F M rad Io. <4 epeed,
cond. $i500. 960-2598 1682DllA>. This week at Must sell S2lOO1ofr. credit. malnt ser v. M-o vlng •. 73 VW Bu~. 1 pue. nu 8'9re0, mouldings. only 7.835 mouldings, stt'fplno. onty 7.604
'73 9HT Silver. !S 1pd,
mass. FM. air cond, etc.
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WAGOH new brakes. gd ,·ond. (! Lo j 1 ded h pwr brk:.. uuto. muit $6100
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$3699 control Onl) 3:!.25J N be 1s <.:ad. Sednn de Vdle , aulu PS. Firestone V·l OtMt 9927
SANTA. AHA miles~ t!l87GXJ1 a rs "Int eond. lG.TOO mi. Pvt :.teel r;t<.h1tl:. Int:\\ l on •••••••••••••••••••••••
LINCOLN MERCURY 3995 Cad1·11ac pty. $7500. 751-6549. 2~ ~\~l.; ~~~: ~~~~;,:~~ ·~t~n:!~?t'~~
1301 N ru:.tm Club Hoo e Rd. C.M to Pursi:hl•, must i.elf sisoo. firm. 64H~379
Santo Ano 547-0511 ..... C8dll1c QuJlity and p1 iCl' '69 CADILLAC ~ S)(JOO hrm. J>P 1\30-47:!7
i5 P,\cf.R. Rad1;& air : ..::':o-:0 C.uarJ ntecd COHVERTllLE 1974 CHEVROLET Contlnentot 9930
S2800. Ph .,,,••.co71 I l'J\1ng ~IW• 1Jll\h \'ti. uutto tr1~1ns .. fill'lory CAMI.RO LT CPIE ••••••• ••••••••••••••••
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cleJn. i:ood l'o1~d1~1on. 1963 Buick Ri\'iera, SISO t lp,•11 -,unJJ1 $2299. <L>l'-511 CONTINENTAL
auto. trans .. air. 837·6863 p /8, p tS. runs great. CJ<.lillac l'IWi Taic & L.it't'nse $3 3 9 5. SALE
'73AMX. IOH'-1-. -_ 548·3900 MJsrer Dealer Sec m .:at'Ul:"C Jl'l'·' 1973's Thru 1975':!
S2250 546~4825 Cadillac 1oUO HJrho r Bln f. .bl. tor H•d. 9915 W)IJ\k~.1 540.1:ii oo O C t Select1onoftwehep1" lulck 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ranCJe oas "" ncd ('onlinentJI'~ &
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'71 Bw<'k LeSabre Fully )11 . BLU E /WH T . 3JO \\'est BaySt been re-cond11toned in
equ1pµl·d 28.000 mi. ~I0-!!075 AFT -IP:'ll P\'T CadiJ) Costa Me:.a our Awar d Wlnnrni.:
SJS501bst ofr. 979 623 fYI'\ ac Classic '68 El Dora do. ----Ser\"ICC Dept. Most Jre ~irk ,_ , Super Clean. Call after 6. Chenolet 9920 tradc·ins on new '77 Lm _ 16 El Dorado Comcrt. __ __ 64()..3'13& ••••••••••••••••••••••• coins.
'67 RI\ aera. New motor. Loaded._ Fuel-injected CAD '76 El Do Convert ch • • D
mech pcrfeN.newpaint. 1000. :.11. B est orrer. All black. sull smells Me anics ream
s te reo s)slem+more. <DJZ4S91 S40-7i'H or new. i l5,SOO. P\l ply. Autos, Used '74MotilMIWoCJOn TYPICAL EXAM Pl.E.
'73 LINC. Cont. 2 dr. Cpe
Fully µw r . equi pped
w/fuctory a ir cond .
A'.\1 /FM stereo. l tll
whel'I, leather seats. \'
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f.ic. 2-tOMFY. Sµecialb
IJMCed ut $4Sll9.
S12SO. 6-15-3714 or 67S·39'l2 49-1-0167 752-6870 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Dr. A sound car but ---------G al 990 I n~ some \\Ork·& a lew Autos. Mew 9100 Autos. Hew 9100 Alltos, Hew 9100 ••~••••••••••••••••• sc'ratch ei.. 1021 LKB >. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• For sale at $1995. l'ort
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'67 BUICK SPORT WAGON $975 ~ "i~tJ~r,'"''' '" cono11-
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72 YEGA •••••.•••••.•• $175
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71 IUICI CENTURION •• S1375
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MOHZA.2 +2
Aulo m at tl', r ud10,
healer. l>Pl'C'llll whc·l'I!>
cun'l be told from N l·:W:
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You're PayinCJ
Too Much!"
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CHEVROLET
21128 Hnr bor Bl\ <t
COST A MESA
546-1200
73 HOYA COUPE ...... S1875 '67 Impala, air, auto, P ,s. ~~~~"10 1'1"' '"" "' ''"'"° P B, gd cond
'67 MUSTANG ........ S1275 $50. &ln·11211:~
~~~:.~""~J~;;? -Sharp '72 tioldt•n brn
'67 MUSTANG S 7 Malibu Sµl Cpe lllk · · · · • · • · 12 5 'mvl lop. 'in) I sts .. PS. &cyr •lllo ''""' 10 .. m11u mcue1a1 PB. f . A :\I I
72 flAT 121 WAGON .. S1275 ~e~· s~~~t ~~~iled r:J:~,:~·
f:rQl!it .,,..., dn.,. C125H0' • "I < 71RAT150 .......... S1275 -·' U!ibec 963 l!!i;,
".,.. 111 .. 11o0oovoe f70't0>18w1 't;2 Cona1r. 2 dr, aulr)
.. '69 RAT 124 s ere .... S1475 lran~. SIOO
s -••• CO"O•••on"'~ • "'"' -612 -KI;, I
O•K bf•"" 1eo•at1 ctan·c tnOdtl -I022M>NI
78 TOYOTA MK II WG .• S1275
4wto '''"' •" cond1t1an1nq tNQ _, .,,.,..,oructy 15148£1'1
72 TOYOTA COR MK 11 S1575
'73 CHEV.
CAPRICE
Sta W)(n . \'8 .• JUtu. '·"· tor_,. air. po1A er o..t1•t:1
SANTA AHA
LINCOLN MERCURY
1301 N. Tustin
Santo Ana S47·0S 11
Corvette 9932 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 Corvette. All option:..
Sar for payorr. Won new
car. 49'1·!>1118.
1976 Corve lle, lo aded
3,300 m1, l\I u!>t sell! Ors.
6iS.~77.642·7288 l'.:vs
Con·ette '76 Wh1te1br11
leather . auto., air, PW
onl) !ISO mi., Stl99S
673-$10
'71Con,l lld to1>. AMff:.t
:-.lcreo \II ei.tr:i:., new
tires. 391\ m1. Xlnt cond.
8'17 ·3-14 I
Cougar 9933 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'72 COUGAR
Radio, heater. PO\\l'I
stecrini::. power brake~.
AM I with tape. Gret·n
w ·hite interior. whtll'
vmyl roof 435HGC
$2666
540-5630
IOll~SO:\ & SO:\
• LINCOl N · MfHCURV
2626 HAltlOR ILVD.
COSTA MESA
'74 COUGAR
Green w /dark gr een
'myl roor. auto. trans .
po"'cr c;teennJ?, powt>1
brake<, .\9tsJS(.;
$3777
-:..;.C~!!lll-r-'l:'!!a " 0t Auto ttattS tl4' con01t•Of'onor) Jll:i~~::J -def Int""°' ""'• .... 138SF1"111 _;;.;;;::;;;;;;..+-'"""'. __ , 72 DATSUN 1200 CPE •. $.975
roor rack 1l:l3G()T 1
$2999.
540-5630
1011 ~so~ & so:\
LONG BB>
AUTOMATIC RN 1903UM
A>t AM/f'l I Trk. aw-8-,
M~
MILITARY
PERSONtE.
·WELCOME!
4-*' A .... -. tl*Hl'OJ
71 YW sure BEEnE •. $1475
llUnrool. AMflol 1!197COG)
73 vw sure BEffiE .. S1875
~·, eond ltlon1,,9. rel). eno•n• OlHll'81>1-(71•HGZI
71 VW SQUAREBACK •. S1575
'uil oulo & 1f• (!>2SCN) •
Plus Tax & License
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
10b0 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA ME SA 641·0010
• LINCOLN·MERCUHY
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'70 Coui:ar . Xlnt cond .
Auto .. PS. l'B, lo m1.,
SHSO ,bsl ofr. 641·8771.
71 YW BUS .......... S1875 '74 Monte Carlo. T ill whl, '74 COUGAR XR7 '--·.12•201 s u per c lean . 53:100. 70 YW BUG .......... S1375 835·5235or83t ·93t9
VS, auto tra ns, a ir,
P /steer & P /disc brakr !-,
P /Windows, R&ll, WSW.
tinted glaSll, wheel CO\" ers. l a nd a u LOIJ.
(i3SLFSJ
• tpffd. '""9 W ... tlt (7648$11
70 YW FASTBACK ••.• $1375 '68 Chevellc Malibu 307,
Full1U10 m1APM1 Sig Ergson Cam. Offy
70 YW 1111rJOP S2375 Highnse. Holly 6SO 4 bar· _t.,,....!g~'"-·193i8s'w1' rel. Rernt valve & head
72 FORD COURIEl p /U S1475 job, new G S(J" 14 t 1 m &
_.,...1,, .. '967:19n mags. Be:.t ofr. a57<l057
72 LUY PICIUP ....•. S1675 _o_r 673.5276 .....,w_• ,_rtow C95t'3tl '75 ~1al1h11 Cl· SLIC Wun
72 FOID COURIEl P/U S1575 t>-p~ ... brn w~~;mcl a~t: _c .. ....-... _ ... 196ll'lOVI loaded, am 1rm i.tl'reo,
70 THUNOEIBIRO ••.•.. S167! \'I'\' clean 536-839;,
'"" -... , (1 ttASJl
DRIVE & BUY '66 Chevy for ~a It'.
963·269 3
$4399.
Plus Tax & License
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
lObO HARBOR Bl VO.
COSTA MESA b41·0010
Dodqe 9935 ......••.......•..•....
640-0653 '67 NO\ a. 6 I') I. :JlllO, 4 'j(I C:oronl•l MO Nt•W tire.;
door, 2ncl O\\ or. 1:1,1100 3111 VI! t•ng. Go Power.
m 1, ~5. &l:'l·!l lllfi ~mo 49:1--26119
COl'Mt'I
Vfdoria & Harbor
CostaMHa
9100
---'IN Malibu, 6 <')I. 3 ~p<l. ro Dart Swinger. Beau!
rebll eni.t. 53.50. 51\1 11112 cond. Ru11<1 like a top.
ask for Slcvt• ~. 846·7185
1,Mew 9100 ,Mew
IS MAKING
GREAT DEALS
9100
-.ON NEW llBEID§
•
FREE SERVICE·
You11 Uke the total better when you buy your
next Fiot al Her b Friedlonde.r"s.
Why? Because Herb Frledlnndcrwill servtco
1our Fiat Free for l year!!*
'For ' Ye..-or 11.000 ,...,.., -Wlllc:lltWr _, fltsl lftd • -llCMll Illy tM •• ,,.,,,,
Mf\RQUI S
. MOTOR S
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1011\'SO\' & SO\'
• UNCOl N·MERCURY
2626 HARBOR ILVD.
COSTA MESA
540-5630 '75 Pontloc: Grond Prix V990 9974
V·8, auto. trans .• factory ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
air condltiooing. fully '72 Vega GT Hatchback,
.l power equipped, AM /FM new battery tires lm-2626 HARBOR VO. · :.tcreo tape, vinyl top, till mac cond, 4 ;pd, lg 'eng.,
1011 \'SO\' & so,·
• llNCOl N Mf RCURY
COSTA MESA :.t~enng, bucket seats, AM/FM radio. lots more,
ml lye wheels, lo mi.. SHOO' PP. 646-7MS 9965 ~uµc r sharp. L 1 c.1-~--~~~-~~~1 •t>••••••••••••••••••••• 553).l(;C '75GTHtchbck,AM tfo'M8
··1w.iut1ful · Jn:.1dc & out $5399 .trk, clean, 60,000 m1
·; S P ont 1 a c A :. l r ;i war r S2 4 0 0 Tom ~tech h pcrlect, ..t spd. SANTA AHA 840-287S. • '
rn.tnual. 5500 less than LINCOLN MERCURY 1---------
l>ook. S?.350 :?5,000 m1 1301N. Tustin '71 Vega GT Wgn. Xlnt
1!17·3833 SantaAno 547•0511 cond, many xtr as.
'68 LTD St. Wagon. 80,
mi. Air. all power
S1lOO /bst or r. 497 -2362
Mercury 995 ••••••••••••••••••••••
75MERCURY
MARQUIS
WAGON
631·3616 or 675 9683 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aut M
'6.5 CuUas!>. Gd cond. • ••• ~~· •• :.~ ••••••• !~~~ Auto~ N•w 9100 ......_ H•w 9100 5495. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
'66 Ford Sta Wgn, 75.
mi, good cond. 1:00
transp car, S435. 4!13·3725
'75 FORD
T-BIRD
VS, auto. air cont! .. rull
power, landau Lop, crujs
contr o l , l ca thl•r .
<752MPN>
$7299.
Plus tax & L1ccn:.e
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2000 HARBOR Bl VO
COSTA ME!>A 642 0010
'74 FORD ELITE
V8, auto, air cond, power
steer & brakes, \ iny
roof. Extr a s hnr
<002LFJ l
$3999.
Plus tax & L1«.>n:.c
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
'2060 HAllB(Hl Ill\ 0
COSlAMl!>>\ t-4.l·OOIO
'74FORDLTD
2 DR. HARDTOP
VS, auto. trans, factory
<1.ir. pow e r :.leer
brakes. power windows,
vmyl top. stereo tape
crwsc control. (447POD>
$3999.
Plus Tax & Lkeose
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HARBOR BllfO
COSTA MESA 642 0010
'72 FORD Fl 00
.\ulo. trans . 11. D. mir
rors. 8 fl ho'<. radio
healer . llUOl196) S19
dn. S80.91 pt!r mo. Cor
months. deferred . pay
mcnt price ~112.12 AP
17.92'' on approved
crechl.
$2299.
Plus T11x & L•l.'en:.e
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HARBOR BllfO
COSTA MESA 642 · OOIO
·ti 7 F ii 1 r la n r• ~ t a . w g n
ps pb. aulo. nu mufller
Auto. trans, factory ai
condition ing. powe
steering, power brakes
r adio, h ea t er,
passse nger . 558NDV.
$4888
540-5630
1011\'SO\' & SO\'
• LINCOLN ·MERCURY
2626 HARBOR ILVD.
COSTA MESA
'73MERCURY
MONTEGO
Auto, trans., factory air
conditioning. power
steerlnf, power brakes, radio, heater. 2S3KRV.
$2777
540-5630
1011\SO\' & SO\'
• I 1Nl OL N·MERCURY
2626HARIOll llVD.
COSTA MESA ----
Phone 842·3107
'10 Olds. Cutlass, h1
mileage, clean. A;C, xln1
l'Ond, 51500. '199·2113
·74 Cutlass Salon. :! dr
loaded, air , 36:\1 1111lt'S
xtra clt'an. All !>l'I'\ art.'
rec ... ipts. I' I' '):loll:>
968·-1878
Pinto 9957 •.•.....••..•.....•••••
1974 PINTO
RUNABOUT
Automauc, radio & <111
cond. (837KKY>. Thi!>
brown beauty is for sale
at $1995. Cort Fox Lt.'as
mg, 2586 Newport Bl\d ..
Costa Mesa. &.IS 3661.
'72 Runabout. auto lran!>.,
air cond .• nc"' tan·'·\ er~
c I ea n . R u n " 1; 1 l' a t ~
546·2855. SJ.1'15
·72 Pmlo Runabout. ;m.O<K
mi's. Stick, air. :.unrnor
"ery clt•an. S1950 I'\ 1 pt~
551·2036.
'75 MERCURY MONARCH 4 DOOR 1!174 l'inl•> Squirt· \\"1:11.
V o f xlnt cond. s:1.11M1 ..... auto. tr ans.. :H:tory -196·:!.l:!~t
air cond., power stel!r· -----
ing, power brakes, radio, ·7-1 P1nlo. One o\\ ncr.
healer. Best buy on a 25,000 m1. X Int con ti
famlly car! Lie. 821LVY. S!.095 54S 11;i;.i
Priced lo sell at '74 Pinto. Xlnt cond. Lo
mileage. 63 l-36 lG or
645-87~.
$3999
SANTAANA
LINCOLN MERCURY 1301 N . Tustin ·71 Pinto . .\uln , xl nt
SantoAna 547-0511 cond .. must !>l'll. !)1075. ~15-l!.1119 or 557-21.>9
ii Marquis. ~1995. or best ·n Wgn. Auto., air, roul
ocrer. Da)s, 499·1341, rack. 40.000 mi., Mu!>t
art.6 pm. 831·0842 sell. Sl.700. 675-3119.
'71 M11rqu1!> 4 dr, air, Going Fast~ '75 Panto Sl
stereo. pwr windows, Wgn. Lo mi. 1mmac
SlOOO. 67!>-4059 .:\lust see S2300. 4~8·2670
~~ .......... !!.s.~ Ptymouth ···•••····•••·•·······• '73 MUST AHG ·10 Barracuda :lf!J t-:ni;:.
GRANDE Auto. PS l'B . <>riit
V 8. auto. trans .. ractory owner. Sl~UO l'h ti~~ ;)()61
air condil1onmi:. power • . s teering , power cd isc) 73 J?uster. XI n l t'on<J.
brakes. power windows. Radio. r ad1;il>. \l~<ts .
radio, heater, whitewall Ongownr. S?J!b till 21l72
Ures, vinyl roor. Tinted
glass. wheel covers. Lo.
lo miles. sec il today ~
Uc. No.122KllY.
$3688
540-5630
1011 \SO\' & SO\'
• LINCOLN· MERCURY
2626HARIOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
1974PLYMOUTH
1nanl cond ~~.o llli~ 1500 ----------1 '70 auto. 6Cyl, PS, nu cni::.
l;ood reahablc lran'I car. I.Ires, hall. Gd ga:. mi.
1963 Ford. I ownr c:ir $1~. 546-5381
that l'i i.nund mech an1cally &. body\\ 1i.c. '7l Mustan~. Hadial!ot, p/s.
sn5. s.~9·-li60 p/b. air. auto. S?.500/bs l
------ofr. S.Sl-0899
" ....
KEI WAnas
I pledge to continue the traditional ultimate
in customer relationship and C\Jstomer service
at Dunton Ford. The finest In Ora~ County
before sales. doting sales and after sales.
Guaranteed complete customer service at all
times. All I ask is the opportunity to prove that
Dunton Ford and myself be given this
opportunity to utisfy your needs..
Super cle.in ·;2 l~alJ\ll', -:-. ---------
Choe hrn. :!dr. l'>m l11t·.i1 Rure '67 Con\crt. Im·
m1., J':-.. I'll .. 11r ne"' mac .. 289. auto .. PS, II
\tn)l top. ~1 1·el lilt 0r,11l1al lrk. new tire~. top. paint.
l irt.'s. s:!IUll ti Ill :141'1 battery , t'l t'. 52250.
$2215 ·74 eHIYIOUT ·1~~!e
Sccin 1t;1ra1te.11 1.1 •AllWA.ae v a aut o tr•n& • "'' Ask for Hack v e 1v 10 t••ft• 11' oon<)ll-oo.-11-.. oonll<l>On"'9 _. 11_."9 00"' .. dtK 11r ... el , -Ora-e Coast ~r G•IC llflk•• 111110· wtndo••· 11010. ~ .. 1.r. "'"21 .,..,., ttM.001-1233i«Hl wM.-111 htl• winy! ~
ti2 Falcon ,l,1 ''):n, \Int il Mach T. :i.:;1 l'lll! air, Daily Pilot tinted QI• . .,...._.... t.a7.
rood. 2nd ownt.'r car. tape, mag~. P !l, l'B J:tti \\'t"•l Ila \ ~1 $3176 =JGI $2776 .....
544·8969AAA !\111~11· Slfl9S.631-09!.lj ___ t'o!<l:l :'llt· .... i 1~~:.:~!~~~~~;;;~ra~~1r~n9]~r4"-
........ tlOO ....._Hew 9800A..tos,New 9800 CUIY •72TOYOTA '7l=•T •••• •• • • • • • •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••• ••••••• •••••••••••• ••• •••••••• '75 MEI. MK u AdtO '''"*·. 00 .. , dltC MQMAICMI• .-.....,,.. ...... ., ..........
e ~ .. r oond"tOllll'tOo l9'llO 1 DL" ·-IOrllnO. Htll. Oftltd ''"'· ~ "-•It< w11111w1ll ,.,., w"l1 ~o lraM. air ~11,,._, ~lltra..,.,(7t4JfEI roof .,.,... COV9I' (lttMlll r.oio ,..11.,. wNt.....-
_..,,/root 11131<1..Al '2676
'2176
l'\'t>'l. 5.59· 1987.
53976
NEW 1977
PINTO
FREE SERVICE
You'll like the total betkr wht'n you
buy your ntxl Toyota at Herb
Frledlandcr's.
Why? Because Herb Friedlander
will service your Toyota FREE for
1 year!!•
'f'V I YHr cw 11 000 "'"" wtli<ll ~ flnl ..., "re<o..,..,.n<Md l>t 1"-IKtory.
s99tt MOMnf.Y
5149!
~
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MEW '7 6 MUSTANG II
~-I1Sft99 · , ... ......., ,.,_
•74 POU F250 •75 CHEVY
112 TOH ........... NIW 76 MAVlllCI ...... ~ v-• ·r~· ••.t1::..: =·'11 ..... -"'"'° (Muoi. DEAL TODAY
•72 IUICI "''L.Alll coun V·•· ao;IO. tra•:....:.::. :::=--: (=O'l
FIRST. ••YICI
•
v-t • il>ffd. h111er, .ith
~ ..... (500QZI SAVE NOW .
•72 p()MTIAC . ..-•'' Y·• euto. H•ft~ ~i::: ........ t9dlO. ........
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SLOW PRICES
DATSUN DEMO SALE
IA.lso ..y MW '76
lllOdels to chooMm.J
19751-210 4 DOOR
Side mold ings, radio, heater &
underseal. (576700).
1975 610 HARDTOP
4 speed, AM/FM. heater. air cond &
body side molding. (045008).
: 53898
1975 710 2 DOOR ~Automatic, radio & side moldings.
{
043878
). $ 3 6 9 8
1975 280Z 2+2
Automatic. AM/FM. hearer & air
cond. (005835).
1976 710 COUPE
4 speed. radio. heat er & side
moldings. (050758).
53898
1975 610 COUPE
4 speed. custom paint, air cond .
radio & side molding. (042570)
54298
1976 620 PICKUP
7 FT. LOMGIB>
Automatic. radio. heater & undersea!.
(125842) s 3 7 9 8
'" ' 1976 620 PICKUP
Automatic, radio. heater & undersea!.
(12761 2). 53698
SllPE:I'
Cal'
YalllE:S
1976 SEDAM
DEVILLE
•Full power. cruise control Low
miles• (Ser. #01 14441).
SALE PRICE!
* 1975 SEDAM DEVILLE
60/40 power seat. cruise control.
stereo radio and tape. tilt wheel
(629MXC) s7995
* 1975 COUPE DEVILLE
Stereo radio 8 track tape. cruise
control. leather Cabriolet too
(966LPC) ss I 9 5
* 197 4 FLEETWOOD
IROUGHAM
60/40 Power seats. leather. THREE
TO CHOOSE! (Ser. 1'0177340), Low
as
'6995
* I 972 ELDORADO
COUPE
AM/FM stereo radio and 8 track , t,.:>e. leather. (517FUZ)
. . . ..
'4195
1976 MIZ280
SEDAN
Sunroof. Low mites! (893NRM).
SALE PRl<I!
* 1970 MIZ 280 sa
. SEDAN
teather, power wi,..dows. stereo
Qkfio. sun roof. (8448WS).
SALE PRKEI
...
Sunday. October 17, 1976
BUY •
FROM
IKE
'75 VOLVO 164E
Automatic trans . fact ory air
conditioning, power steering. power
(d1scl brakes. power windows.
Stereo. radio . heater copper 1n
color Learher License 999MYD
56776
'74 VOLVO 164E
Au tomatic trans. factory air
cond1t1on1ng. power steering. pawer
l d1sc brakes. Stereo, radio. l'leater
Red 1n color. Sunroof. License
600RFD
55876
'72 VOLVO I 42E
Auto matic trans . factory air
cond1t1oning , power (disc) brakes,
radio. heater Blue 1n color License
No 797GIU.
53476
'72 VOLVO 144E
Aull trans , air cond1honing. disc
brakes. AM radio. heater. yellow in
color Sharp! Ser No .
1446363-27394 7
53176
'73 VOLVO 164E
Auto trans . air conditioning, power
steering. power d•sc brakes. AM/FM
radio, heater. gold in color. Drive it
now. Sunroof. (053JGC)
54776
1976
H
0
N
11HATCHBACK11
With AM radio
tSGC2057139)
52877
• "WAGON"
(WBA2025601 l
53017
•
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Wherever you live In
Orange· county, buying a
Used Car In Costa Mesa
from Johnson & Son
"Just Makes Sense!" • '74 Llt>ICOLH 4 Dooa SEDAM
V-8. auto trt1ns . farton· air coodihonin~. µowcr sleennl!. i>ower
disc brakes. power windows. power
-;eats, radio, healer, whitewall tires.
vinyl roof. tinted J!fass. wheel
covl'rS. tilt wheel, extra nll'e rar''
Lie.' No. 64SJ PP.
$6395
'74 COURIER f'tQCUP
"' ,,peed .. Jackman mag~. t;;irp.
\'(•!low ( 8:!<:!08l') . .,;~UL
Auto trans . stereo radio. cu~tom
interior & cxtcrwr Pr<•lt ,. ('olnr
L1r. :-lo 130JSll ·
$2795
'73 MUSTAHG GttAHDE
V 8. aulo -trano;; . factory air
!'onditionin:.t. power steering. power
td1Sl' 1 t>rakt's. µowcr windows,
radio. heater. whitewall tire'. \'lnvl ~inted glasi;, wheel covrrs Lo
~KH~s sc;l6SS Ltt·t·n~l· ~o
'75 MERCURY MAR(j)UIS WAGOH
Autu. trans , fal'torv air
condit1onini::. pow~r ~leering: llOWl'r
br<lkl•s. radio, heater, 9 l'n~scnger
(5.')!S:'IDVJ 54888
'75 "'YMOunf FURY Sl'OllT cour
V-8. auto. tra n s .. factory air
conditioning. power steering, power
brakes, radio, heater, white wall
tires, vinyl roof, tinted glass, w~.:el
covers. L ess than 6,000 ~~les.
C~IMMW> s4495
'73 MERCURY MOl>(ftGO
1\utu •ran s .. l aclOI'\' air
1·omlilio111111:. power Stl>ering: powt>r
brakrs. radw. hoater. 253KRV
s2777
•jz FORD MAVEllCk
Aulomatll: transmission. factorv air
COndiliomnl.!. flOWl'I' SlCerini(. radio,
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us
TODAY
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C..toMP--..Dtipt.
U, To D ... ,_.. o.,t.
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SAVINGS
ON
76'5!
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adYantage of Factory
dealer rebates on .. 1976
models remainillCJ in ow
stock. 0Yer I 50 cars at
our bi99est discounts of
the year.
ALSO
The 1977 models an here
mtd we Invite you to drive
the brand new
Thunderbird, LTD, LTD II,
Granada, MustanCJ_,
Pinto TODAY!
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IS
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"Good ol'
Charbe8rown''
~~c/llltz,
SUNDAY, OCTOl8 17, 1976
'1'E5, MA1AM ...
'lHANDS 11
LOCAL
WANT ADS
SOME PEOPLE A~E R16MT-MANDED .•
OTHER PEOPLE ARE LE~T-HANDED .. SOME PEOPLE
A~EASLE iO
USE BOTH
14AND5 WITH
EQUAL EA5E ..
NANCY
ML{ REPORT ·
TODA'( IS
ABOUT
HANDS ...
SUCH
PEOPLE ARE
CALLED
HANDSI DEXTROUS
E V ERYONE SEEMS
HAVE A COLD
THESE DAYS
..
WELL. QKAY---BUT DON'T
SIT NE X T TO ANYONE
\,\/ITH THE SNIFFLES
Q C.I I_,
AUNT FRITZl --·CAN I
GO TO THE MOVIES'?
~I ~ ~
I KNOW WMAT r'lL oo ... OUlllN6
LUNCH l'LL f<VN OFF AND JOIN
THE FO~E16N LEGION! ~;~11
B Ernie Bushmiller
I DON'T THINK 50 ---
THERE'S A LOT OF FLU
GOING AROUND
..
l THINK Ii'~ TIME X
~TAK"TED L.IVIN~ FO~
MV~El..S:LAND EJ£JNG
WHO I. rceAL.LY AM ,
ANO MAKING
MV~EL.S: HAPPY ...
I0-17
.fMAT'.S A
VEft.Y
SOUND,
Hf!AL.'fH't'
WA'/ '
TO
ACT.'
DENNIS THE MENACE
1-fs A FEELIN1
~~lHAT
C> I> I>
WHAT HAPPENED TO
YOU, MR .FAVOR?
1'ELLG ')O(J
£0N.ETH/N1
/9~NA
KA!=>PEN .
I TOLD YOU! THERE WAS NO WAY
THAT GARY FAVOR WAS GOING TO
WfN A 5ET FROM ME -----~
51X GAMES TO NONE! ALL RIGHT,
TRY THl5
FOR 51ZE!
,.... ,
l 'M TltriP OF
SEIN(i SOV!JrNE"
EJY THE
OPINION~ OF
OTHE~ ....
-WffHOLAi WO~~YING
ASOLAI ANYONe
EL.,E'~ Wt5HE$ I
O~ HOW MANV
P!OPt..E i ''MtA~T" ore "C'l~APPOINi..'~
JHAlg SCARY. ..
"!. W'.:XJLDN'T
WANT ONE P
. OF THSM..
OH, OH ... r TH1NK
I 'M GETTIN1 ONr=
RIGHT NQIV.
l-INOAL
1 NEEv
'SOME
ADVICE .·.,
·-ore HOW MANY PEOPLE
I: OFFENO, Oft MAVI TO
STIP OP-I I Ott WMof! "'4\Jff % Ml6MT H'M!" ~ 9'WIN!!!.......,... ......... .--
MV
L..IFE·~iYL&,
MY
PMIC..O§OPM'I.· .. I
OM, l~ SO '91..AD 6EE.
YOU r:'EEL. rr !., UH,
WOU&..D -E A . 01 [)
?0<.ANP, HEAl..T._,Y IN
WAY TO ACT/! THE
eE9tNNING.· ..
By Hank Ketcham
MEANWHILE NEVER GAMSLE
WITH ANYONE UNLE55 YOU
CAN AFFORD TO
LOSE, JO JO!
HE WOULD NEVER HAVE IN515TED THAT I PAY .
OFF! HE WOULD HAVE CALLED OFF THE BET,
(
5TUC~ OUT Hl5 CHE5T LIKE A
R005TER TO SHOW ME WHAT
A GREAT GUY HE 15 ! 1rr---~
' \
YOU 5EE, I
UNDERSTAND
MEN, SAM!
YOU DON'T!
'
(
l,lC)lJ CA~i'" HAND our POt.JTlcAL
MATERIAL~ IN 1l1E. HALL LIKE
11-tlS!
.\,
MR. DOODLE W,ANTS
A GABLE WINDOW
BUI 1-T INTO IHE
,ATTIC .. -A ve~Y MUCH
100
BUT lrW mLD US WE
HAVE. 10 PRAC.TlCE ·
GCX)O crnZENSHIP !
'S~t;? L \GHT ...
AIRY ...
COSTLY .....
.JOB! I~,-EXPENSIVE'.
CE~T,AINLY
~ (S ' NOT!
DOCTOR SMOCK
,J: F l c:;URSP
,J:'P E:V SNl"U AL-L-Y
HAV E: AAY OWN F>R 1v .o..:rs J E:I ...
e u l , AL-AS, AAY RISI N<S
AA.AL-PRACll CS
INSU RAN C E:
RAl"SS HAY S:
FORCE:P ,.v...e -r-o
se1,-L-e: Fo~ t....ess ...
WHERE DID 000 GET
PERMloE>ION 10 HAND OOT
FOLITICAL fY\ATERIAL
IN 1HE HALL?
"' '-
I MEANT IN THE
WNCHROOM ! 1RE HALLW~ OF A 8:.HOOl
IS NO PL.ACE 10 PRAC1lCE.
~XPSNSIVE.
GOOD 'CfTIZE.N5H IP _/
WE1-L, T,AkE
IT UP WITH
IHE Boss,
0 ·1<'.?
bwFerdJohnaan
STILL ...
--~HERE WAS A "TIME iJD.
HAVE SPENT
ANYSUMIO
GET A CEJ<T,A/N
COABL.E IN MY ATTIC ...
ANPA
eeAU llFU t-
HOAA.S a v e R-
L-OOKI NG -!H E:
OCE:AN .1
L..I K~ A U SSP
HAN6 G-L-IPE:R
ANP AN AR/\AY
SURPL-L>S PUP ,-e;: N -r .' ~----.;;,."""'t
T-O-~::e:t..::E:-mz-::E:::E::CS by Tom I.Ryan
r---------------~,.,..~ , · NO FAlfltJ M'( E'UGU:R'S 60T
FT.AIPICULO • . CHAPPEP LIPSJ H8 CAttr SOUNP
' ~o. -. Q . ~ '' Mtll.E 91'A1IONS"~
POOR V~VIL-l LORP,HOW HE
MUSI 13!: SLJFFERI NG-!
OH, MAX!
... I ~AD
IHE MOST
f?\NTASnC
DREAM!
-I DREAMED
1l~£LMA MID I
ELOPED!
DON'r YOU MEAN
"~APP1LY EVfR
AFIE:R"?
·~
WE HAD A
BEAUTIFUL
W£DDING AND
MOVED TOA
RD5E-COVERtD
ColTAGE:,,.
,.,..__
-
'I
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EY~ There are at leut aix differ·
ences I~ drawtn1 detail• between top and bottom panels. How
quickly can you nnd them? OM!ck anann wtth thou Mlow.
-pMlO'IS!llOdN" auv '9 '\UNIJJ!l'" d-i• iao.i:.1 '9 'larnttll" qma: 't '10NIJ
·mi 'I .IJWH ·c ,D'l"'lm 11 llta 'l: •p1ao1111od1.1 11 nwq100.1 't :tt:>a•i.Jlla
BOOMER
Hal Kaufma,. ~
MYSTERY CLAiS! Loop one
end of a piece of thread around
• small aim tumbler. Loop the
other end around the end of a
---BULLETIN IOARD -----e zoO's WHO! Whleh animal rat .. cropi? '1111
fanner-dlllo. Which anJmal raitet lta •oJce? Tbt
yell·iptor. Which animal hu a drtnklnc problem?
The wiJle.oceNL MY to add?
Quickie Qu iz: Inventor or tht Morrl1 chair WU
Phillip Morris, Robert Morris. Wiiiiam Morrta. Which?
tr you don't know, suess.
:'llllUOJH pn ''°d qtfll'U'll 'q;uow arwnNA
e Take a number. Add the next consecuti•t nW1)ber.
Add 9. Divide by 2. Subtract the ori&hlal number.
Add 6. Answer's below.
•01..-1• " ...... •llJ.
e Rlddle·Me-'J'his: What starts with an E, ends with
an E and hu one letter In it? Give up? How about
an envelope?
-.. .. • ~
pencil, as depicted in
insel above. Request
a bystander to ~k a
question that may be
answered yes or no.
Inform your audience
that a musical "spirit"
in the &lass will cause
it to rina out with one
note for yes and two
notes for no.
, .......... .,...__. i
Secret: To make the
"spirit" respond, the
magician twists UJe pen·
cil sli&hlly fOr each
"plink." Even the ~een·
est observer will not
detect how it's done.
You can have a lot
of fun with this one.
t c :
Cit
'C t ~ ..... ~~ .... :-
SMOOTH SAILING? Hey, lovebJrde, above, you've foraot·
ten aomethlna. To discover what it la, connect dots.
AUTUMN·ATION! Add t.beee colon neaUy for a timely pJc-
tuN: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-YeUow. 4-Lt. brown. 5-Flelll
tonH. 6-Lt. ireen. 7-0k. brown. 8-0k. ireen. 9-0ran ...
SPEliBlNDER!
SCORIIf pointar04'u.&nta11 th•----+-~-
lettel'I ht i~· word befow to form ----....-----.... two eomplet• word.a:
L ~.MIN At£ --.. -. . . . .
THEN score 2 potnw uel; for ail ----.--....... -
word. of four le~a or more--------
found arnona tl\e letter ...
Try to acore at l.ut IO polata. ----+----·nm •1an,r. : unll'lvw ettti-o•
By Brown and Casson
weu., wi..JerJ
YOU'~€, LJN~APP'(
t'M UrhJAPP{.
WH~N MY MAN 17
M 1~£f:'A6LE , 1 M
M t561(A~L6 ...
1µ£ize ·5 NO 5VN5~1Ne
IN Mv LI~~ WHE.N
MY BooM612 '~
rlZOWNI NG ...
f WANI YOU
10 KNOW
fi.-IAT, MY
sw~e-r
llAl<LJNG .
-the
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INDIV1DtJ,AL-liSM-
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•
8~CALJ5e. ! UJANT You 10
AF'P~6CIAl6 AL.L ;~~
SACr<1r:1ceG L'M MA~JNG.
brick man
IT~ /vt( WA'( OF GuA='olZTi NG
"WS CON~f;:fZVATi VG-CAL.1-Gs
IN OlJ 12 COlJ NTF2!Y I • /
···AND L..OV~S ~ \B M6, MOZAR(
r:'l'-'M~, $POR-$ HAS A WR~ Ml~ -
ANC7 MUSIC. FLJL.-QVt\t.,11'/, suf * ~15 HARMO~tC
COtJGePllO~S ARE
Of~r.J HAU~11~G.
GO.RDO
IHlei
WOU!..D
M~AN
T~ END OF
CO!..UMN15TSf ~CI P~Sf
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IN W£ LA7T FlAY
PERFECT/ lHP\\" WIL..t...
86 IH~ ~t\Jo Or M'f c;, I Rt.. P r<ol3L.£"M s !
Tflt:
JENO OF
Cl<.OSS-
WORO
PUZZl-ESf
ANO
COMIC STRIPS!
t//
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¥trn1<1~l? ~LY C?ONKA
f'!JT IT TO 'fM. LCOl<f.D Gl({"A
y
•
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-
ALLEN ~ ------... A~P A RgAL-1. ... Y
lNCR6t71~1.-e ~DY.
AND
CANARIES!
* ... sHe'"''-"
oe:~~e
YPV.
by jef f Millar & Bill Hinds
... ~a:-UK£ Tl-If FALL
V~R'710N OF THE ?WALLOJJ?
RETURNING TO CAPr~TRANO. ..
1
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~ '
OCTOBER 17, 1878
IWdat•s ..... tt..eglfla.Getthae .....
W.ning: The StqlOll 6enD Hn Det1nni111d Ill~ wlda IW;igh coupe-. die
1MI C"lglnme Sading Is Dangerous toY• Hllllh. . t rl i11Ne an oa __,pack. See'ouiia-. 1.000 !Weigh ..... wdk .. ,.... -·Git
CaAlog: Boa 12, ........ KY~
. · w1-......... ~ n.e ••i• to1aacco fllYOl!The 111aa1a1e gift coapou.
Ol&WTC..
Ask Them Yourself Want to uk a famous penon a quation?
Send th. quation. -a • I 1° -to "AIM." FamUy Weekly, 641 l..nington Aw.., New
Yoric. N.Y. lcxrl2. We'll pey $5 for pUblistwd
que.stJona. Sony, we cen't answer othcn.
FOR RF.P. MORRIS K. UDALL (D.-Artz.>
Uid rec::ewlly. ,... ..... two ,... ... I a -«
... CG '+f• I ti f• ... Pl •t1 CJ. °'1Wi ,_
fed ...., eccef'lej ,_. llilliry _. mt '' &1
..,... .................................. ,_1
·-.1.t;.o.~s...1 ...... ....
• No. The present tradition o1 allowing c.mdldates ro~
higwr office to rema1n' 1n their present office ls better
FOR GEORGE MEANY, president of the A.F.L..C.LO.
Haiwe,.. nu ca 1't1nit r..ms for• p alllcal offlce?-
0..W A9a. Dw' -N.C. e No-for two reasons: First, the A.F.L.C.LO. does not
believe that any private-Interest ~ inc~ labar,
• shotUd seek or hold political power. Second. the offlm
which I hold ls the ~ one I have ever aspired to. .last
doing this job to the best of my ability ls the heldrt of
my ambition.
FOR MARV BROOKS. Director of the U.S. Mint
,._.,,.rt of ,._jab.,_,.. tlls ..,._ h tnct.?-
11.~ l.owd. .._
• Estimating the coln demand so we can keep Americans
well-stocked with a big~ supply of coins--all of
which have to be ordered ln advance. Yoo know, the Mint
has one of the biggest Industrial plants ln Goverrrnent. .,
that's why our biggest problems revolve ar'Olfti n.inrUne
the rolling mills . . . and melting and c:astlng the strtp.
FOR .IAMES D.PATRICK. syndicated political cobmlst
'Do ,.. cc ''a dae ....a Woo•.....-.a.r 111 ~
1lie FIMIP.,.." • lllc .... •?-MAM.. ca..uw•
N.Y.
e I suppose the book ls generally accunrte. but I find It
tasteless, needless and cruel h will be eoonncusly proltt-
able beades
fOR stlsAN SARAN>ON. star of "Dragonfly"
• ,.. C9llM c:-...,.. Md ...................
M?-ILP ......... ,. C-.
• In my age ~ Robert DeNtro, Dustin Hoffman. Al
Pactno. Richard Dreyf~ or Sam Waterston. They're .0
Incredibly ~t and or1glnal. I llke to work with people
who swprtse me and who are professional. Sbmeone who
makes me want to produce lDOR! thim I think rm capaible
of dotng. Among "older" actors, either Cary Gnat °'
Paul Newman
FOR 11E .. ASK 11tEM YOURSEIF mrroB
fft....,. _,.,.. fAI Amer• tile '"Mnwy Ttlef .....
5lt9w _. -..,, .._ _... .. ...._ r•-.. ._. _....._.hi& Wiiie aa fOll .... ?-S.S.,Balse, .....
• Ed ls a19o sorry that filming of the ll8ries Is ending. But.
at the sanw time. he's 9'ad he's being fa.u.d out ("After ,
six years, there's the danger' of getting into a rut.") You
haven't seen the last ol Ed, thou!jl. He says that a new
.tJOW, structured around him, ls in the worica at CBS. If
Ed wasn't an .:tor, he'd probably be a aportsmlft. Hs
b8came an alk:lty tackle ln ~ school, and during his
terVk::e ln the Army ln France, tK. managed a basketball M"-
team, which was rated seoond-best ln Europe. In 1958 Ed
married the fonner Nancy Lou Syl(es and, &Ince 1961.
they've lived on the Wat Coast They halve 13-vear~
twtns. Matthew and Liza, and Kate. 9. Also three dogs.
three cats, two goldfish and one twtla. The entire ~ c-,,_. i.,
family we animal )oyca. AIM ..... /Lee 0-
....... the altemattYe, which would rautt ln only the rich
rurW\lng f!Jr the Presidency. Many times, congressmen
have saved ln party leadership positions wtthout re:sk.Jt-
lng their elected offices or waMng their uJana. I doubt
that many governors, senators or c:ongressnen would seek
pllrty and national leadershlp jobs lf that meant !P.vin9 up
thetr present positk>ns.. Our tradition ls a ~ one. With-
out lt. we would suffer a real k>ss or experienced and
dedicated natioPa1 leaders.
FOR .EAN PEIERS
W., • .,._ ...,,._ ,_ area 19 ran .,. .. ....,
...... ...,,. ..... ,.. tledM ......... adlle?-
Vlold h1daoc ........... .._
e l'U be damed lf-1 know. A moment of madness, I think.
I ran Into my oki friend Ross Hunter, Who was ~
''The Maneychangen'' for tee lV, and he asked me lf I
wanted to be ln It. It seemed like hm. lt's .a·n1ce part-not
too b~ I greatly admire Ou1stopher Plummer,
whom I play opposite.
FOR REAR ADK WU.JAM M. LU(ASH.
physician to President Ford lall••wc••••...._.,... ............. ._cmeofdae
Pa I l'fail?-S.A.. T ...... ....
•Awesome only ln that I recognize my responsibility as
h1s personal physk:lan and am oommJtted to care for his
health to the best of my ablltty. When theni's a need for It.
I sep the most competent advice available. In order to
respond to the demands of h1S job, the President naJSt
maintain good health--U\at' s where I oome In.
fOR FANNE RAGG u....., ... ,, .... ,.. ............... ,.....,
..... ... ... ..... ., ............. ?-4.All A.
°'99. a.,-...,..
• I have about 60, all custom-made. I wear them about·
two or three times on 1V before donating them to charity.
FOR FRAN TARKENTON of the Minnesota VlkJngs
Do,.. ..... dae ._.of dae r•awe c:lsme. •-"1119
...,_.111111 of-• 1sct1Mtaeaatew.•w . ... ...,... ......... ..., ..... __ ., ... _ _,.
t1W. __.•New Yedl •a.. AALerl11?-.leltis ,.,._,
W...Ta.
• No, the end of the rae:rw clause won't be the ruination
of the sport, If that's what you mean. Not everybody wants
to play ln New York City or Los Angeles. The best orga..
niz.ed and best managed teams will wto. not the richest.
lbat'a as It's always been.
0cto0er 11. 1m FAMJIX WEEKLY TM...,..,..,.. MeeazlM
llOWTOll,...., ........... ~,.. ......
l'ATIHCK IL UNeUY, Executive V.P.·Solea Dir.
GerllN a. ._, NJ Monol)e(; MoMrd K. c.m.,
Anoe. Eaatom Mgr.; ,,._ "'-• -k.
9t•tem Mgr.; lase 111 IL Aalll, Detroit Mgr.
........... , ........ Uadl-4...,_.,
Colif.; ._. D'All 11 IR n. MaiMting Mgr ; ...._
...,., Prom. Dir.; c.,e lier, Mdano.
~ MLATIOtlS: M>9EJIT D. ~f
and LD ILU8. V.P.1 and Co-Olrectora: ....,.It...,,..._ Mgr . ........,.•mcu1
~l..~Mgr.;.--a...._,
8uolneoo Manooor: "1IMrt .....,, Promotion.
IC04t o.o.n.o. Encutive Edil<>f
Ille._.. V_..., M Olreciof
......,. ........ Senlof Edilof
_.,. ....... food Edltof
... lloGss:Mw, Niii ......._ Auocloto Edilora
belllll ..... Aal M Director
...,_ Ollwfto, Alt; CMotte .,._, Plcturto.
L.-,, 9«1 l I , "°'*' c.n-, Pw '· OJPI p I ,Miia-.
Contributing Edlk>rl; _, lAllle. Edit. Aul.
...._ U.-, Editorial Conoultent
llAllWACT1111U•: .. 9-N -. V.P.·OlloctOf
........ ••1 *'• Publlc fWl .. iOOI Mgr. .....,. C.-. Mokoup Mgr.
~a..,...._, Chairman Emontua Holeae ......_,Production Mgr.
Hoodquart«I &U l.oldngton Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022 e 1978 FAMILY WEEKlY, INC.. All rigl'lta rotor¥0d.
Excerpts from the new
book by Eric~ who
works with both his
hands and his mind and
who believes in the value
of monotony and routine • .!:'
By F.ric Hoffer
T here seems to be a general a&-
amptloo that brilliant people
c:arinot stand routine. that they
need a varied, exciting life lo order to
do their best It is also as.awned that
ck.di people are particulaity suited for
duO WOik. We ~ 1Dld that the l'"N9Clft
the present-day yot.ng protest so loudly
against the dullness bf factory jobs ls
that they are better eel.rated and
~ dmn the )llCUn9 al the past.
NUS1' WORK BE Wl'EllES11NG?
AduBDy, 1here Is no evidence that
people who ad\lew mdt crave for,
let alone ltYe, ewotful liYes.. The OA>C>-
site Js nearer the truth. One thinks of
ABOS the sheepherder, Socrates the saooema.aa. Omar the tieotmaker.
Jesus may have had bis first rew1aHaos
while doing tundrum carpenter work.
Einstein worked out his theory of rel.
tMty while serving as a clerk In a Swiss
p11tie11t office. Mar::h&Mldi wrote Tie
Prin« and the Diacour.a wblJe
Immersed tn the clllJ Ufe al a small
OOtmtry town where 1be only e'llllCbr>-
ment he~ was~ cards wt~ -~at the lmi. ~-Kmt's
dally bfe was an W'\altenble routine.
The hou9ewiva of KOnlgsberg set their
clocks when they saw him .PMS on bis
way toihe wlwa9ity. He_.._~
wak each momJng rain or shine. The
.............. ~_. tr•1led
~ '60 mi1es fnlm ~
The ouutaaidlng c:haracter1stk: of
rrms ~ " ls .. ...., '°
tnmmute trtvial lmp•kes ln1D ~
tllus oonseq1PDOeS The greatness of
IDiM1 is In what he cm do wHb petty
~ md jops md wttb , ....... .
physlologlcal pressures aad hqna
'When I have a little vaaUon," wrote
l<eats, '1t grows In five mlmda Into a
therM f« Sophodes." To a cn:etfye
tndtvtduaJ an apedenoe ls .... a1
all ewnts ~ ecpd I•*' fnlm new
kteas md .. -Un md his ..........
hmnanmss shows tt98lf lo 1he Cillty to
make the trMal and 0011n110n r-.ch an
From the book '" °"" Tu-. ~ • 1976 bv Enc Hoff-. Rcprtnt.d bv penm.
slon of Harper A Row Publllhen, Inc.
4 • FAMILY WEEKLY,~ tl', tm
1bere is no evidence that great achievers live
exciting lives. Enstein wotked out his theoiy of
rebttivity wh1le still a clerk in a Swiss patent otlice.
enotmous way.
Alleuimdul We ........ ,..... ....
stimulates. Milton. who In 1640 was a
poet of great promise. spmt 20 tterlJe
years in the eYeotful ahn ~al the
Pl.dt.m Revolution. He fulflUed his
great pccaul:le when the Rewlutlon was
dead and he ln $0lltary dislgnllce. C&
lini' s exciting Ufe kept him .ham be-
oamtng the grat artist he c:iould har,,e
been. It is ........ to doubt whedaer'
MadUaYelll would hiwe wrtUien his
Wll!iilt bomls tad he been alloMid to
oontinu8 lo the dlplom.uc eervtoe al
Flcrence and gp on ln.tetesUng •
skns.. h Is usually the mecScxie poet «
writer who gpes In search of sUmulat-
tng events to meu. his creative now.
But tt may be trua that work on the
assembly line dulls the fac:ulties and
empties the mind. The ~ would be
feww tmurs ol wcxk Iii ....._. pmy.
But c.btqJ 50 yea"S as a woridlvnan.
I have fatmd dull routine compatible
wttb an acttw mind. I can still uvor the
joy 1 r..t lo --frilm the t.::t ..
while doing dull. repetit:tue work on the
watlerfront. I could talk wi1h my part-
ners and 0011ip05e sentences In the
b.:k of my mind, all at iha same Ume.
Uf. II emecf gbtoua. 0.... .. Ibid
Md my worit been al---~ ----.. 1 could not).,. dam .., ......
and C011 • ..,.19 on the C01ftl•¥• time
or even on my awn time af1er retJ.ndng
fnlmwork.
People who find dull jobs une:ncb--
able iSe oft.n dull people who dO not
know what to do wtth thaD9elw:s when
at ""'1iure. Oilldren md ma1ure people
thrive on dull routine, while lhe adoles-
cent who has lost the c:hUd' s capacity
for ccnoeub aticxt and who is wtthout.
the Inner raol.rOeS of the maUe.
needs excitement and nowlty to st.ave
off boiecbu.
A.al810DO
You ask yowself: What are the es-
sential attributes a country must have
If It ls 1D ranaln vigorous? The amwer-
ls ~ So long as a country has
c:ounge and a passioD for exceUerre,.
fl cm race the future confidently no
matter how feencme Its dlfficulUes.
Ccu-age ls not only a se:rvloeab6e ab-
stttute few hope but aleo, as we know,
It is a chief f1ICtor in the mahrterwn>
ol penanal seo.aity. As to the paalorl
for.,..,.lfenae, lt may ..al ~aldln.
but It actually oonoems o:ww•oi. every-
day affain. I bmle spent 50 ~ doiQg
~ work in the fields. in
lumber camps md on the waterfront.
Many of the people l llwd and worked
wtth had OOUi1!ge and, whether they
knew It or not. a passion for~
The word "job" med to haw a magi-
cal OOD1otation in this oountry. 1t was --t•• •a,...._.••-..-....,
you kne.w bow. A job mll#lt be~
smt, dangerous or trivial. but It still
·had to be daoe., and It bad a clan on
ycxr skill and IQgenuity. &en the slmp-
lest job hed Its mysteries, and once you
faihamed them. time flew.
As one woukl expect, lhe formU,
''lbere ls a job io do," o upped up in
situations that had notbiqJ to do wtth
wiork.. The Amerlcads perforn:Mn:le on
the battlefiekl, for .... woe. had a
matter.of-fact. job-domg quality. He
cld not ftdlt fQr a mothert;md. father-
lmd or mme ideal. 1mne WM a job to
do. aud he did IL Field ManhaJ Rom-
meJ -......... bv .. proaic.
pnctical manner In which Ametlcaas
ma¥'ed modem warfare..
I 1es1wt1il er first reading Marx's des-
a\61n d t. wodcel's 41,......towmd
work In a ~tallst society. Thie worker,
he said. {eek plv'crJly and .....&ly
debased by his WOik. He ls like an e:xlle
in his place of work and feels at home
a.Iv --...., '"-.. Job. Marx oawr-did a da/ 5 work in hls life aad
never took the tro&A>le to flnd out bow a
wmker rally feels when OD fbe job. He aamrao, -....t dial workers Wint &
les9er-bnied of Intellectuals.
By now, many workers haw Jn.
deed beconae a lesser breed of lntel-
lecia.U.. and their attitude toward work
fits Min'• daa~L They ieeJ cfe.
meaued and deh.mmUzled by the work
dl8Y ...... to do md-• Job•• tnp.
Workingmen who hwe oewr ANld a
book tal< gllbJy about frustraUoo. ~
aUan mid reJewnce. Uke tnteBectuals,
they expect a job not only to glYe them
the wherewtthaJ ol • IMng but to flD
their lives with ~
The fact 1hat the word "job" haa lost
Its magic ls affecting America•s performance
and style lD evay field. Will we need the tribal
magic of charismatic leaders and medicine
men to get ~ done In peacetime and In
war?
No matter how ~ the wages and how
generous the f rtnga beneflta. the feellng per-
sists that all a woriUngman can get out ol his
job Is a IMng, and he Is In It for life. The pros-
pect before htm ls an cndiess dalty grind, .,
enicn.s deadening routine which so bruises
body and mind that retirement at 65 means a
mere f~out
RevulskJn from work can be counteiacted
by offe:rtng the •Norid19M0 a ~le and
relatively Immediate goal ~ that a
year bas 240 ~ days ol stx bows each.
then m years of work-4,800 ~
qualify a WCl'ker for a pensk1n. A day ln the
mine or on the assembty line should OOUlt
double and so should CMi!f'time work Under
ad\ ml • iaogemen\ • yeuth who sbirted
wortdrlg at 18 would ha¥8 (COd'ltln9 owntme)
a fair chance of retiring at 35 or so. U he be-
canes a miner or works on the ass ubly line,
he could retire 9000el". Moreowr, a sbc-hotr
workday ~ make tt possible for many to
get an education while they are working. Two
hotrs ol book leamlng a day should gtve a
workingman a college ecb::ation by the ttme
henrtns.
COMPMSION
1n the alchemy o1 'IM6'(. 80ul almost an noble
·~honor, low, ~ faith,
duty, ~be trantnalted Into ruthlem-.... c~ a1ooe stands ..,..t from the
conttnoas traffic betw.n good md .vU pro-
C*8•19 withm UL 0414 ' 4' is tba adim.ia
ol the soul: 'Nhere thae is CUI' I 11 m ewll
the most poi9onoias lmpubes ranaln relatively
hlnmea Thus the asvtYal ol the ..,.,c:les IDB¥
well depend on the ability to foster 1l ~
Jess CIPlldty for ocmpaalan.
O.,,...uan ..... to Niw 1ts roots 1n the
family. We think ol tt.a. we low as easily
bna.d, and ow b."8 iS shot tlw'oudl wHh
Imaginings of the tuts ~ In wait for 1hem.
A loving wife cannot hq> ~ the
wounds which a day's participation In the rat
race may inflict on her tuband, md he In ha'n
semes the fears, born of l.naYOldable physk:al
decline, which pny on his wife's mind Their
lmpulM ls to protect, ccn90&e and reauure
each other. Parart:s overflow with compassion
as they see their c:hUdren go out Into a stnmge.
cold warid.
It ls conceivable that the present ~.+=tag
of the f.mly iDllY .UOW cou11n1•k"l to lak
Into wider drdes. So, too. the craUon ol
family ties between stra>gers by aprit •
car,. tbol*l akl th. ..-ol c ••• , 5 (ft
But the question ls whett.r we cam Dlillke
people cornpuslmate by ecb:ation.. It m
fAMILY lftbCLT, ~ t7, tt:rl • I
..
me that well-educated people are not mare
~ than the meducated. The ......
verse seems to be true. When Gardd was
atked whM won1ed..., mo.t. .. repbed.: .,,.
hilrcne. ol hNrt of 1hs ecb:ated." The enor-
mities of the 2)di oentwy were CXAWWttled by
people who were better~ eclnc:at.:d than the
wage aod who felt compdent to Instruct and
!Pde the ~ It was not farfctched ol
The wife of the Six-Million-Dollar Man says she lows being
a hoe•e•wbt bot 1est14s bauinghe.r b*; eaploited.
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Whm I 8rst 1-d from 1...-Ma~ I
1hm,dlt be -the rudest mm fd _..enco~
It al st.tied wbm his pbtldlt aw my
pldl.ll'c at a frimd's olftoe. Ha Ulkl. ''She
looks gNat---1 know 90lneoDe who woukt
probably low to meet heri •• So he took my
pill*> to Lee. who ...-d and c.n.d me up.
He w ~ an location 1n -n. Bia v..,,.. 1V ..ta 1Uben be c:alerl 1 ... out.
and when I came back, tt...... was 1his rather
~ m ge &am hkD: _,,,__ ldJ .-,. raw._,,,,_..,,.,_._..,.
<>f ~I knew wtDha-. but rd
..,_ met '*' md l w aapollied to ftad
out bs lmnt ._. na. Al I could ti**-=
How ndd How-.be )llt .... a II gt
........... Clll9d.l-alp .. ecl
to b11 ham.a. Bm I cfwmaMI _,...-I ...... bs aid. .,._.,.any to .... Wt ...
m agr You know ...._)IOI' walk OD t.
-. )IOI' Clll't ._,. get ham to a ......
md I jult clcm't wmEt l'OI' to IDlke p&.. .....
Well. he was ., ~ md swed. I just
melted and sakl. ~ yea ... " That was
avias ,._.. ago. 'Wflvc hem b.f!'dwr .,..
smce.
W.JIDl mKn.d two i-rs...,. md at ...
pcmt tn our Bva. d61ien .-e DDt • i9ale.
In a ~ or two, thaud:a. rd .. to .-t a
f.mlv.
Now that 1...-md I se both beocauke
Ina 1 1 '11f#y buPJ, rm ohll\ Mked haw we
ma1w1911! ow marriage. ru admit " gets more
cWftcult to wade out our.._. .. I do be-
~ thoudl. that my c.reer Is aecondary to
l..ec'' md tf he aid. '1'w1ow 11..e to
leave for &..ope for four months. md )IOU
haw to come with me." then rd go. u I 'Nel"e
offend a pict1re and had to be away from
him. rd ta1< tt OYa' wt1h him flrst. 11 he said
no. Ihm that's tbe -av It 'WOUid be. Mv mar-
riage comes ftrst. When I was ~ a pilot
for a series, I got a slx-o'cJoc::k a.doff clause
In the oaobact so I ooukl get ham& before
Lee and MVe dinner ready. He would DeYel"
_....I 11 j:ai1hld, bill 114P ... d1Dtio tt.
For tnp;anoe. there have hem • c:iouple °' film often. I thoLdlt 1 .....-d to do them al
first. but after we'd d*-med them, I rea-
lized that I dicm't want them afW all. Had I
. not married Lee. I prababty woWd haw gone
to New York more, mode&ed more. But I
have no regrets.
fm glad I didn't rush Into a film career.
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f m better prepared DDW. and without the
oomme.rciaJs rve done I would be Lmrecog-
niud today. Those commercials proYkted my
training since I never took drama.
There's DO competttioo between Lee and
me • f w as our can.rs .,. CXlllOd..cl.
There is, howewr, when It oomes to sports.
He's such an athlete. such a oompetltor, and
he'U .sometines yell at me on the tennis
court If I don't rm.wn a volley the ~ way.
rm just not competitive-but he's always iot
to win. Even though rm better at some things
than he. I can't thmk of anything I can beat
him Inf I really ~ better temb 1him Lee,
but he beats me out of sheer determination.
Becai •se he's .so strorig aod capable. few
peopAe realize how aebSIUw lee Is. For ln-
sblnce, wlttrthe success of his thaw, '"The
Six MUllon Dollar Man,'' a lot of nmors
spnmg up about U9-that wre dtvon:ed.
we're sepmated. We're ~ we're thls;
-·~e th.-. ~ of thnn WM trm. So
when lee took out a big page ad lb the
trade papers to pubhdze hls directorial de-
but In the series, he added a postlcr lpt to the
effect that he wanted the wortd to know we
were going to be together forever. I don't
know of lllfll .ca who's ever blMn out ilD
ad in V.Vty or Tie IWllO'u, who hasn't
used h1s own pk:ture. but here wa.s Lee with
his first dbec:lolMtl effort c:or'*'9 ~ and he
used a pk:ture of me/
Lee's sensHMty shows In h1s work a.s an
actor, too. He's not afnUd to show hl.s emo-
tions before the camera-he'll even ay on
screen.
One odd ttq about me. I never thoudrt
about what I was going to be. rve asked my
mother what I said on the subject when I
was a chJld, and she said that when I was 4
QI s. l wM&ed to be ..... And ...... I.Ml
time I ever/said anything about tt
f m told my friends bne about mv belQg a
marvelous housekeeper. I can't stand dust or
dirt. and I am constantly cleaning. Lee, on the
other hand. ls the oppcldlte. His clothes are
everywhere. He couJdn't care less.
We do haYe a ~eeper. but thafs ~
cause we have two dogs and need her mainly
when we go out of town. She doesn't do the
cook.log. She just duns the &use.
I love to cook, tool People ay, "You're
great-you come home and make home-
made breads and dimer. Does Lee really
appreciate all thls?'' I think he does-I think
he'll always appreciate me becau.se rm a
great cook.
I seem to surprise people a lol Most don't
expect me to be able to do anything. Many
think that hegaa rve mode&ed end my looka
haw been exploited on commerclals, I
haven't any talent OI' mental capacity. rve
heard producers say, 'We really have to be
truthful with you; we're glad you came ln
and read because we t:holdlt you were a
dtnnb blonde-Oeautifu~ but nothing going
cm upstalrsf" It c1c:1n•t t.lpl8t m£, hecacne I
mads vay good w.m ID hfdl 8Chool md
ce1A191 1-gcK.sa...._.~
l know rm no c:bnmy, but tf s a hmdl atee
to be good-looking. You don't get lta greet
roles hec•N peop&e will UI/, ''It's just not
believable that you would be pining away,
waiting for your t.J.1band to get home from
prbon or the war-« that you'd be a wait-
,AMILY WEEKLY. Oc1atler 17. 1'71 • I
ress ... "You know,~ rally aren't that
many good roles for great-looking women!
There used to b.--bui DO more.
One problem In selecting parts ls the
nudity. I won't do that. and rve turned down
a lot of roles because of my attitude.. Not
that I .... there's myttmg ~ wttb tt-
1 see Rims wUh nudity ID tbml al1 the time.
• -that rrn k>c> priYMe a per'9Cllt to do
that Lee knows how I feel
The only thing that's been an issue ls my
art work. I have a talent for 9CUlpting and
painting. I .aJlpt raJtstlc heeds and tor9os.
and paint llhsfracts. rve 90ld a couple of
things to an art dealer In T cxas, but Lee
really doesn't want me to scU anything. He
wants to ket!p It all So my sculptures are
aU out In the amance ball But my pilbdqfl
... well, there ls only m much wall tpaee.
f d have to U¥ rm hlM wt h.11 ..., IMkSe
the hall closet. half oul ,.
And that's okay with me. "111
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WIJllf1 s..t: Use canned tima-tha1 reli-
able pantry staple-along with bread
crumbs, soup and lemon to make a hearty
caaerole.. 1he zesty sauce, too, gets some of
Its bate from fresh lemon. The cost of lW\8
Caaerole wtth Mustard Sauce: $1.83 or 31
cents per serving.
1t W FAMILY WEEKLY, Oetober 17, ISTt
The setting of a room leans hard oo two decorating elements.
How weD they work can make the ditference between a room that
just sits there and one that invites you to stay awhile.
AND WALLS
WhattoDo
AboutThetn
W alls. There they are. fa.r of them. In
ewry room.
You cm paint than; pmei them;
COWi' tt.. wbh fabric CJI' "'aliplips. CAdaally
·~· is somewhat ol a ulisl..:mer, t.
came the majoilty of "'pepus" llOdlly ere t-*
paper. thq'rc vinyl-and, consequently.
they'R mm! pnoctk:aJ for c:malt lifcstyie:s.)
Vinyls arc wathable Ind sb ~ You
c.Ml't take them wtth you when JOU mow, but
you can cowr your walls wUb a pretty pattl!m
md sb1p it off wheo you IDOlle out. ---
walls •they were when you moued in.
Most people think weUcow:rtngs are ~
priate ao1y far bedromm, c:hlJdre:n' s rooms.
kJllchehs, bidtlS, st.Ml wds md dms. People
use them Infrequently In clrmg rooms and even
las fnicp:ntty In the IMog room--4be most
''plblc'' room, whk:h Motlld hliYe the most .,.....-
It used to be that waJlcoYeriogs werw ewry-
when. You. or your ~ probably WWI
a., In a ~ room thM had • pMW.:rn ol ~
beige roees c.limblng all fa.r of Its walls Md
In • bedroam thM had a ....u.r floral motif.
The na1ural rcactloo to "too na.d\" was the
''too litds" ol the b&md. one-color wan-
app&c~ In h 1950' s, befge ar whlte In the
fl.Ts.. In the 7C1s, walls arc still f*9y nmb'ill
If this ....... your dlllcallllag .. 'W;
time to rctbll*. to • ......... tbe pleaaS'e th.t
Corrtilrwtl"
o.-.a-... o..o.
~
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wNch to~ fmalbre. If"°"" IWag room --t-~ ................ '° .. .... -dlc:a .... raallE ea... ......... of ,... ha llllli~ae...t.__.~
........... ,aa .-. JUllr... ... ed smc-.. tt.19·111i111ai11J form a WIW....,_--. The
room w •ht""uwd ~ lvm Hdlr. Vinyl_..
UIWlmyi md Will l•w c::oaion fllli1c. ~
.I. .k..phlO!& Loi I I ft .. ~ 5ait. Pev6lon, Clock,.
~ Haward Mlhtr .
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~ wrtk:al binds wtth mllkNng ~
~ Gniber, ...,. • IDMt.tul role In this bed! oam.
They lend prtwcy. llCld • not• of cob, Wllfy tha
window ... ..xt ....... tha need for a.stalrw..
..... oerd, ~~Cop\. Bed comforter, ~Fleldaat.
AT HOME
COtlllnued
color and pattern can contribute to a room's
scheme.
Another "If' to keep In mind: If you're fear-
ful that you'll tire of a pattern after IMng with
It for a whlie, consider that vinyl waUcovertngs
today are relatively ~ and that you
can l'eplace them as easily as you can slip-
cover a sola.
Tiie:R are lots of things that wallcovertngs
can do-and that you c.an do with them. Some
are obvious. otllen creative. Examples of the
obvlou5 are alternate uses of stripes to
he.i!#en or lengthen a room. (You hang stripes
wrticalJy to add heWtt. "railroad'' them-that ts. ~ them horizontally-to add length.)
the ranainlng 12 Inches give the Illusion of a
taller odllng.
Want to separate a dining foyer or "L" from
the livtng room? You can do this by using a
screen to partition off the two areas. ·An at-
tractive decorating Idea you ~t try: Cover
one side of the acreen's two or three panels
with a plaid wallpaper design, the other with
a floral (A wealth of tll>lor.c;oocdlnattng pat-
terns zn available thelll! days.) 1o aeate an
· architectLral divider that's an add-on. not a I bullMn. If the plaid ls on the dining side, use
Its maidJIQg fabric on ~room b-.
; chairs or, reversing the sequence. pick up the
~ ltviQg-room pattern on dining chairs. i When do you use one pattern throughout a
roam? Arxn<111!9 to interior designer Ann I Heller, the "alf..over" oonoept works best In a ~ bathroom or bedJ oom.
What If you want to add height without
stripes? Perhaps you want to use a floral pat-
tern, In.stead. One way ls to paper within a
foot of the oeillng. Install a mokllng and watch
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.! '1t's sometimes dlffk:uft to pull a bedroom = together," Mrs. Heller observes. "You buy a
bedspread In one department, and ofte:n you
have to go •where for draperies. Matching
bedspread and draperies to walls makes a
room cozy, and with ooordinat.es from the
same company, you bow they'll match."
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Andersen· Per111C1-Shield· 'Windows.
The beaatifal,~~.
lo ta111e )'Oar fuel biD. ·
With the price~ fuel aa hip as it is, leaky-drafty windows can cost
you plenty. But mug-fitting Anderaen• Penna-Sh.ieJd• W-mdows
are designed to save on your heating bill. Save on window chores, too.
Lew •itkeeP. Perma-Shield Windows' ricfd TIA71 atieri~ doestt"t rust, pit or corrode. Doesn't ch'--:ip-,---ll
hb, peel OJ' bu.ta.
•The eul aterior of Penn~Shield cloubl&-huns windowa la protected b1 a
WMt.ber-remstant. tons-tutinc polyu.rea ftniah. The ,...._ 1a ricid Yill)'l .. ---~~-----------~-----~---Kail to: A.nclenen Corp Box 1!, Banort, Minn. 56008
Clip your wa7 to thele PREE booklet.a:
O l. Pleue •nd "Bow to Get Good Windon and Glidina' Doon,"
• 2'-pap .,Ude to eeledinc windows and cUdlnc <loon.
O 2. Pleue 88lld '"The Andenen RemodeUnc Answer Book."
0 I plan to build, O I plan to remodel •~••
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As for the ba1tut>orn,. a sensational wall-
oowring-''maybe a color or pattern ., flam-
boyant you'd not think of using It e~"
Mrs.. Heller suggests-offers the quickest,
least expensive way to do over a room where
you can't change the basics.
"Fixtures are fixed," says Mrs. Heller. "And.
very oftm, IO ls flooring. In an old house you
begin to hate It. So you simply work around It,"
she explains.
Ilse ••--of Mn. Hda'a lllaa for
aaflle411ecGnthtc_./or~
dmps:
• Lower a celling by papering tt and paint-
ing the walk to match the paper's bac:kgrund
co6or. (Mrs.. Heller suggests doing this In a
child's room, just to keep It neat-looking.
espedally tf the youngster ·~" the walls
with ptctures of friends and favorite rock
stars!)
• Break up a long .t01Jckolored wall by
adding vertka1 panels of walloovertng framed
with decorative molding.
• Create a focal point by papering only OM
wall or-as Mrs. Heller did In our cover pie-
~ papering one wall In a floral and the
remaining walls In a coordinating geometric.
• If a wall Is broken up by too many win·
dows or doors. camouflage the fact by cany-
tng one pattern the length of the wall Paper
Continued on page 14
ti e FAMILY WE.~IU.Y, Ocl04* 17, 1'71
Take cl long IQOl<at
the 100 SV1eepstakes
ft'Olll Benson & 100's.
Let's see: how about barging down
the Nile, rafting down the Colorado, or·
steamboating down the Mississippi? Or
does money look better to you -like 100
days interest on $100,000? 100 English
pounds? 100 grams of gold? Or perhaps
a car? A totem pole? Taffy? Topsoil? Or
one of 90 other prizes?
In any case, any winner may have
a change of mind and ask for 100 ft. of
dollar bills ($200) instead.
Each winner will gel a letter telling
exoctfy what the prize includes, what
choice there is (if any) of style or color or
flavor, and what options there are on
deliveries of perishable goods.
Please read the rules carefully and
note especially that such sweepstakes
must be entered individuallY, with each
entry mailed separateJv in its own
envelope, with the sweepstakes number
in the lower left corner:
The longer you look, the more
you'll see. And the more sweepstakes you
enter, the more chances for you to be one
of Benson & Hedges lOO's 100 winners.
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
----Benson & Hedges IDs, P.O. Box 2144, v..estbury, New York 11591
I've chosen the following sweepsrokes and I've read the rules carefully.
The sweeps1okes number is and the prize is ____ _
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AT HOME
Con1l1111~d
the doors and use a matching fabric for cur-
tains or draperies. A small print, plaid or check.
ls more effective in this tnstanoe than a large.
dramatfic design, Mrs. Heller advises. becai ISe •t calls aess attention to an:hltectmal 1mper-
f ections.
• Add a touch of the traditional to a plain
pipe-rack room by instalJing a carved wood
moldqa to create a dado or dair rail. Use a
plaid or a stripe below lt, a coordinating flon.I
above. Or If the floral l.s the ''heavier'' pattern,
reverse the two.
• Generally speaking. in using a single pat-
tern, use a large pattern in a large room. a
small one m a small room-unAess. ol ausrr.
you want the large space to appear larger or
the small space to appear snaller. ''Regard-
less ol a room's dimensions, you can coulbine
1-ge and small patterns. depndiig upon pacement, .. Mrs. HeJla' observes. ''But If )IOU
Fiii ~I~ Have we got plans for you this
Fall! Georgia-Padflc's new book-
let. "Plan Ahead for 'Mnter:' has
29 simple. fun-to-do projects.
And eactf plan has been fu~
Ulustrated and diagrammed to
rnaile the lnstrudions e89IJ to fol..
low. Sothatwhenyou'reftn-
~youh<M? something~
nice to show for your wad<.
We•w got the gooda.
Your Georgia-Padfic Registered
0ea1er has eyeiythlng you ·u need
to finish the )ob.
From~
to lumber to
pmtidehoard,
doors. hardboard. /
and pane)ing. 1)()-fF
IDEAS&
PLANS!
::~~~It
shouldal't be dif&ull. Need a
wtne rack. for uample? Or
how about a neat eneertalnment
center? A stwdv potting table
for your p!Mt510r mai,be you'd
rather try a dog house. 01t some
book cases or a Chrtstrnas tree
stand that really INOt'ks. The list
goes on and on.
He's even got the
tools you may need and hard-
ware too.
So get a oop; of our flee book,
let ~. and make our plans for
\Mnter-your plans.
use a minute geometric throughout a large
room, you often get a blurry effect-all you
see Is color, not pattern. So you're better off
using just an Interesting-looking tex1ured
solid.''
Mn. Hder Mio often some
... I 8 au'h-
• When you select a walJc:owrlng. look i1d
tt In daytli!#rt -weft -lamplight. Colors tend to~ In dlffennt .....
• U you're coordinating walkoYerlng with
an existing fabric, take along a swatch ol the
fabric to check against sample books.
• Study the photographs In sample books
to determine a wallcoYering's scale and to
check the repeat (the DJmber of Inches a pat-
tern ocn.,WS befon repeating ibelf). Thl5
way, you can determine whether or not the
flon.I you fancy for the bedroom will OYer-
J>CNler' It or whethm-the geometric you Uke for
the lMng room wtll lose Itself In so large a
space.
• U you haYe a pteoonceived notion of the
type of pattmn you want. ask your dealer to
1eo 11u1oend 1he books· you should study.
Books. besides indicating scale. often proyide
you with decoradllg ideas ways to use walJ..
~ tt.t .-. more inlltresatng tbm 1he
"fOar' ... ~rl' CCll*cwil.
• Mlamre ~ bmJlw lJO'l p&.ce -
Oldmr. &al the molt ftP"dNe ~
YillfY In a>&or from nm to nm, and lf you have
to go back for moR, ifs lDlllkefy that your
'secaadardK will ba.fraa tb&.SlllDltnm. Yeas:
dealer wW hetp estirnllte your needs. He wtJI
aho advise you on the proper~ to use
if Y'O'A is to be a cb-it-yotnelf installation
(more than 50 percent are today).
Trends? Don't worry about them. Mrs.
Heller advises. What's in good taste today wlU
be tasteful tomorrow. Many of today's mo.st
handsome waUooverlngs are traditional de-
signs recolored for contemporary Interiors..
Patterns run the gamut from Colorual to
contemporary; from country chintz to Art
Deco; from herbs and birds for the kitchen
and shells for the bath to elegant moires,
grass doths and dmnasks for more formal
rooms. Jn scale. they run from petite geomet-
rics to giant graphics; In surf aces, from shiny
Mylar and sUc:k patents to cork. pebble and
woodgralns.
Yoo've got lots to pk:k and d'°°5e from-
as backgrolmds for colorful Uvingl
Ways to Wake Up
l{,ur W-mdows
A paradox in decorating today Is that while
our society Is reaching new levels of
standardization and mechanization, we
are stmultaneously creating an Imaginative.
highly personal approach to IMng. Style ls no
longer something to be folJowed blindly but
something to be creah!d on one's own terms.
This ls apparent In how we dress and In how
we daotate our homes.
An out.standing feature of any room ls It$
~ open up all sorts of possi-
bilities for dramatic Innovations in room decor.
One of the more important trends OCCU'rlng In
window treatmeni. today l.s that heavily
swathed, elaborate "putting.on-the-dog'' looks
are out . . . trim, casual lines and color are In.
Conll11u~d
t• • FAMILY WEEKLY. Oclobef n. tm
the fine jewelry
value of a
lifethne ..•
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I for a CO!ft9I•• refund.
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@bservations
W:.r ,.,......_ Mh Congressional election cam-
paigns raging hot and heaYy across America, we'l.<e
noticed that some candidales continue lo play politics
..-h erwtl'Jf issues. In the irlfef9sa of deaning Up some
of this political pollUion, we hef8bV publish a "'«>Cers'
Guide lo the .Poiticat Ol88P Shot .•
-
. ·--... ---Car-using .......... , ~ the YOlefs that orl'f ttwM hef<>ic efbts hcMt kept gasofiiie
-prices from reaching a buck at the pt.mp. Those ·enom·
consist latgety of the retention of price oontrofs only tor petroteun and some
petroleool J)f"Oducts. including gasoline. Blithe fact is, many brands of gasoline
are setting tor t.nder their legal ceilings. because of competition in the mar-
~. Ewn if an cxrtrots wem lifted. and al the crude oil used in this COU1h'y
climbed to the price of imported oil, a gallon of gasoline at the pooip would still
cost subslantially less than a dollar. Which makes this wtlOle approach noltling
~ a cheap shot.
, •. 1119 -..... p;uflllt'9 bit. Betow-Che-beft cat~ ~ • charge the oil companies wilh assorted rip-offs, l8SUlling
-in huge windfalls. But the numbers tell a <iftefent story. In
1975, tor exanple, Mobil's rate of return on shareholders' equity was 12.3
percent-the average for att U.S. manufacturing. (According to Forbes
magazine, Mobil ranks only 327th in rerum on equity among majo< U.S. corpora-
tions. Our profit in the first half or 1976 was 1.4 cents on every gallon ot petroleum
sold worldwide.)
• . . n. .............. CIVWd. These campaigners siTlpfy
• Ml against oil company "conspifacies· and claim the io-
, ~ dustry constitutes a •monopoty. • But they newr get
specific, doubtlessly because the facts give lie to their clai'ns. How can 8,000 oil
and gas prodt£ets, 130 refiners and 15.000 wtOesaAe mart<etefS conslitute a
• rnof~ And can you imagine so many companies. with their thousands of
employees, privy to any "conspiracy'? Besides, laws against monopoty and
conspiracy are vigorously enforced. So let the voter beware of broad charges,
lacktig in substance. Almost always, these am cheap shots.
n. good1IUJ ctwcldlll How about the other sk:le of the coin? How CM you tell
if yoor candidale Is an enefQY good gu(? The best way is 10 ask. Where does the
candidate stand on the decontrol of natural gas, as an incentive to greater
production? On more offshore drilling to make America less dependent on
loretgn sources? On puttng mom of our country's coal resources to WOl1<?
Good questions desef'le good answers And the energy good guys (or gals)
won't resort to political cheap shots.
... ,._°'~
AT HOME
Since decorating ls very personal,
you need to decide what you want to
achieve early in the deYelopment of a
roam. This will be based OD your style
ol livins. OD the c:hwadlerof your home.
OD the furniture.~ ~ OML 0o
you like fonnaf~ as brocades,
rich carpets and crystal dmndelien "'
iofotmal c:ottoo prints and tweeds? Do
)IOll want a period roam or a cxa:dla:o-
ponry one? The mood pi c:::ho09e will
help determine the type of window
treatment )IOll use-as well as every-
~else you seAect for the room. Both
shades and CDtalns can ~ style your
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r00m and create the spedal effect or Sheets can be used also lo sew ocm-
mood you're striving for. forters and ca.st ruffles..
Slhnhr• ..... ?11-HeresewtrlcbaftM om.-........ .,._ ............. ..,.,..~
Window shades In cloth or vinyl,
~ custom-made or from stock.
have never kdced smarter nor been
produced In ~ter colors or textures.
They make de1191tful teammates with
shutters, SWil9S. wahmces Mid astalos;
orbqtc-sbnd~mmt~.
In C01wtea•4. «al' rooms.
Shades are partic:uiarfy inipor tant in
these energy-saving days. too. Con-
trolled tests show that they save up to
8 percent on the fuel dollar In winter
and 21 percent In SlnllDaf
You mWrt c:onskler wowri wood
bllxts. which also an becouq JJOl»-
lar for ~ room settmgs. as are
tbm-llned Venetiims. Both aime In a
c:hok:e of brWlt and low-key colors.
lbe matc:hstk:k ~ natwal or tcr-
totse sheD-has a great folJowing. too.
Shade-Cloth vertical blinds wort<
beauUfully with sliding glaa doors and
look smart on regular windows as well
When hung from the ceillng. they tteate
an Illusion of height, as Indicated In the
bedroom illustraHon on the cover page
of our ''At Home'' section.
C.• I few ColorM Wllldow
Dn1 I 8
If you're curtaln-<>rie.ned, there's
news for you. too. Tiebad<s are~
back! The sassiest ones are cat.9it up
high. In French Directoire f ashlon.
Matching wtodow shades wtth scal-
loped hems echo the classic mood.
Homemakers skilled In using the
~08 ... sUt;bing up petty
patterned sheets to make curtains.
1a • FAMILYW££KlY, Oc!OW 17,1t'7'8
• C~lai«A iMtallation of Cl/iT-
laiM. Matka or bliltt& creates a loris .
clean hne and makes both the oeiDng
and window seem taller. Also a set of
windows varying In ~t can be easily
\rifted In thb way. • w-...a .. •un ~Uealecl-.a-
9ngle tmit or dMded in1o sections. A
series of shades can crute a parti-
tioned effect; while one wide element
across a picture window or a shallow
bay window oolfies the area.
• ~ -... doors are usually
alumlrun-framed, and it Is best to hang
~ artaiD or shade~ the door-
frame itself. Vertical bhncls are ~
latest way to ueaa the ~ door, be-
cause the blinds fold back neatly When
you want to use the terraoe.
• A too-narrow unndoU1 can be made
to kdc wider by setting your curtains
well outside the window frame to ex-
pose as much glass area as possible.
Then use a shade or rliiVl"OW-<Slat Vene-
tian blind over the glass so that It can
be raised to let in plenty of light.
• The •mall window and the aw•
wardly ~ window benefit most
from being dramatized wtthln the
frame. Here's an eye ca1cherl Une the
jambs of the window with mlrron.
Then. whatever you put inside the
frame wlll be beautifully reflected.
That's the news-slimmed-down,
less fussy wtndow dressing ls less
"paneful." more with It Just <:tioose
the one that wtll do most for your win-
dow, the.room It.flatters, and. ,.._
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when Patty Pfavs
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~w I lay me down to sleep ... )
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Whenever you want her to she says
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I pmy Thee lard my soul to keep
Guide me safely through the night
\\bb me with the morning light.
God bless Mommy ... and Daddy,
and make me a good girl. Amen:•
Makes a beautiful gift I
Just press her tummy and Patty recites the entire chil-
dren's bedtime prayer in her precious childlike voice.
Almost 20 inches tall. she's soft.and lovable and dressed
in a sillcen nylon niglitie. Under the nightie her body
and arms are cloth covered foam. Hands and head are
soft washable vinyl-her beautiful lifelike hair can be
combed and styled. Patty's delightful voice comes from
a miniature record player in her tummy. Open the
zipper on her back to turn the record over and she
sings '"Brother John"! Operates on a single penlight
battery (included). Money back refund if yon (and your
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Latins haw a reputation for gallantry,
and no Latin fits this role better ttWt
Manuel Orantes, the 1975 U.S. Open
tennis champion. A boyish-looking,
cheerful left4lander from Barcelona,
Spain, Orantes never argues with
officials if a close caU goes ~
him, and he'll even hit a baU out on
purpose If he feels his opponent has
been Wl'Oftged on a pnMot.m call
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llnllbed Br.r ID lbe 1175 UA ()pm ......, .., . ...,.... ,,......,~
In .. 8Ml round. ••• The tables were
turned this year. Orantes made it to
the quarterllnals of the U.S. Open,
bot lost to Bjorn Borg. Borg, In tum,
was defeated by Connors, the 78
champ. Orantes first became a balJ
boy at the Royal Tennis Club In Bar-
cek>na. His father, who worted in an
optician's shOp, couldn't pay for
professional coactffng, so the club
members decided to act as his
"angels." ar.wtee .. eoon •w•ll.,•*'9~
junior d'8mplol.tllpe wl ...... ...
of 11 bee 0
.. ,,.. ...... ,..,..
.... plcbd ..... 8pmllilb Dnla a.
tMln. ... Although he gave a good
account of himself on the tournament
clrcuit, he was unable to Win major
tournaments. Critics blamed this on
his leek of a "killer lnstlncl " Orantes.
however, felt the real troubfe was his
back, which became stiff and painful
during long matches. So he stopped
pa.ying ....... for awhile to undelgo treaament. which included apeciaJ
exerc::i8m every rUght. Omntm's pne
began improving marl<edty. He .-0
creclla .... booet In ........ c.....
..... _ ......... ,.. .... ueedtO'be
very homesick when I traveled. but
I'm not 8lf'/ more because my wife
Virginia is aJwaya wllh me." he says.
"She also keeps after me when she
feels I am not doing my best. and this
Is good for my game." _., a.ny Abl-.
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EUPODE811S PraiSE 111
Ginseng has been whispered about. talked
about, written about, tested, experimented
, with, prescribed, sold, and taken for more
than 5,000 years. Was it the first wonder
'6rug? Consider these facts:
The Chinese Book of Drugs, written almost
a century before the birth of Christ. advised
doctors to prescribe Ginseng for a tranquil-
izing effect on the brain, to soothe nervous
irritation, to help concentration, to improve
the memory, and to lengthen the life span.
In t.ct, In Ancient c~ "'*' every
medicine failed to work, lhe doctor pre-
9Crtbed GlnMng.
Kan-Jin, personal physician to the great
Buddha of Nara, gave Ginseng to his pa-
1ients to relieve tension and restore se-
renity. It was adviMd that GlnMng lhould
be med to overcome fatigue.
In the Thirteenth Century, Marco Polo
brought Ginseng back from China and in-
troduced it to the Western world. Jesuit
missionaries sent back reports of all the
various illnesses for which Ginseng was
·being prescribed in Fifteenth Century Ja-
pan, as a guide for Spanish and Portuguese
doctors. Today, more peop .. are study-
ing, ...... rchlng, preecrlblng, and taking
GlnMftl.
Russian doctors now supply Ginseng to
their Olympic athletes and their cosmo-
nauts, to help combat fatigue and relieve
the symptoms of stress.
In Switzerland, a country famous for its
work in prolonging human life, 70 percent
of the doctors report that they are prescrib-
ing Ginseng to their patients. Chinese
soldiers are being issued Ginseng on a
regular monthly basis to guard them
aplnst ahock "'*' Injured and before
ruchlng a hospital.
In 197 4, the first International Ginseng Sym-
posium was held in Korea. Scientists from
more than a score of countries, exchanged
.,.,he latest informaUon on this "original won-
der drug", as they called It.
Last April, when the Symposium on Garon-
tology was held in Lugano, SWitzerland, re-
search papers on Ginseng were presented
by ftw d ..... 1t comttrte&.
Through the centuries, Ginseng was cred-
ited with relieving more symptoms than
perhaps any other natural drug. The list in-
cluded, but was not limited to: '-'t pdp·
tatlons, ....... tic .,....., llChlng joints,
llredneu, lenalon, strain, malaiM, poor
circulation, trwnora, ............. nenou.
...., anxiety, .......... IMomnla, ......
tude, dullness, • .,..., Impotence, lou of
memory, .mtlca, neurttla, encl neuralgla.
Can all the scientific evidence be ignored?
Ginseng has been administered as a pow-
der, a tea, a tincture with alcohol, a salve,
an elixir, a tonic, a capsule, and a tablet.
It took hundreds of years for thousands of
drugs and treatment techniques to be ap-
proved and accepted. Acupuncture was not
permitted in the United States until the
1970's. Do you know it took 38 years for
vitamins to win acceptance since their dis-
covery in 1913? Will it be Ginseng's turn,
next? Perhaps. After all, we don't usually
stay too far behind the rest of the world for
very long. In the last Olympics, when the
athletes of every country had their stamina
and endurance pushed to new limits,
Ginseng was supplied to Russian athletes
as a natural way to increase strength and
stamina.
More articles have been written about
Ginseng than any other herb! It's one of the
hottest products in America today -mil-
lions are going out of their way to find
original Ginseng. One person tells another
about what it does! Called "The all-healing
root of man'', Chinese Emperors spent as
much as $400 an ounce on this Oriental
wonder.
Should you try Ginseng? Well, that is up to
you. From all we have learned and read and
studied, If you are going to try Ginseng, for
whatever reason you may have, it would be
better to buy only 100% pure natural
Ginseng in easy-to-take tablet form. That's
the only kind we sell.
Please note this: with the increasing de-
mand for Ginseng all over the wortd, the
supply of the natural root tak• five
to .. van years to mature -so get your
supply now. ·
Don't you think it's about time you found out
what Ginseng will do for you ... as so many
millions have done?
You'll never know until you try It. Fill out the
handy coupon below and mail it today. It
only costs you 20¢ a day for the thirty day
supply, virtually 13¢ a day for the sixty day
supply. Money cheerfully refunded if you
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wilh Meulldabln
Deep lleatitg M
PlllLAD£LPHIA-"'My
grip st.n:.ng:tb illlprov~"
said Sara ltait. A spritdy 1 S
)'Car old nursing home resi-
dent, M"m Kait had taken
part in tests conducted by
Mailholmnn Deep lk•ing
Rub and Extra Stralgtb Lo-
tion. Fmta.o imUumc:nt was
used to measure grip
strength. Then Menlhola-
tum Deep Heating Rub was
applied for ~mpotary ~lief
of minor eain and to im-
prove mobility. Later, when
tes ted again, the grip
~ofmost
"' ___. of tboae tested
•
had significantly
improved ... It
certainly worb."
.,.--said Mm Kait.
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MISTAKES PARENTS MAKE
ABOUT CHllDREWS AU.OWANCES
Rac:eldty a group of ..,am was~
CMlfthe °"probliMI" of chldrwn·s alowww.
Qne fd'8r ftnll9y Aid. "We're gofng to gl¥8
............ .,, need. •1-1 • ., .....
c111enww::ewt1 ru1es ""*8r Q6t ~
Iii* belilMt. twacu•, lhlll m of the
co11dlions under.....,• r•s , g111a,.
other llll:-w::e S8 illllpoil8ill. For eM I ..... ............ -~'°the ........ ........ ct.Id gels. good IWpOll C*d ....
.. lhold .. OJ( pmt of .... ,.........
does ...... lg to ctieS''z F ! ..... 0, 0 U
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_, .... 1· af"1Glcsl n a "la .-...air11. JP ..... a ... ....... ...._A WX>nd error pm•ltl
maim regardiltg alowwiC86 is allk:tzh1g the
WIJ ~ ~ a'9ir mon.y. For
example, one parent has a rute that if hla
dWd ~•'°¥end it t...b ~ ......
the cost °' the toy is dedclded from next-..... * ...... ThethelXyis ...... ~ wftl learn to look for good value
when he buys. But experts say these kinds of
controls destroy the whole learning process
of receiving anowances. "'It is important to
8'low a child 1D maim mistaltm with his own
money," points out chUd psychokjglst E. Nora
Ryan. A ........ _, gin ecMce cw_. a
90od• MFJ•af .._ ........ ._.tocu-rtldm .. -• a J'OUl'Cj!Ult fl ..... COri61£ ., .. ....
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....., ' C 9 LC S Ill' Convereety, the
doting parent who gives extra money to 11\Ue
up tor whet the youngster wasted on a poor
purchase is not preparing the child for the
realities of adulthood. -8y ~Lab 11 na.
FAMILY WEEKLY, October 17, 1119 • II
My Feet \lbe Killing Me._Until
I Discorered the Miracle of Hamburg!
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THESE FLOWERS LAUGH
AT WINTER SNOW!
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NO, TllS ISN'T JULY,
BUT THE DEAD Of
WINTERI YET LOOI
AT THE llASSES OF
. BLOOlll (See acftlag .......... )
Amazlna Wlnter-Bloomlna Flowers From Holland Actuallv
Turn Your &ardan Into A Bloom-Fiiied Paradise
ALL WINTER LONG •.• EVEN IN SNOW!
TREES ARE BARE BUT R.OWERS BLOOlll
Arat dilcc>Yered by plant explorers in Icy arctic
wastee, then pet'fected by Dutch bulb scientists. theee
amazing SNOW-FLOWERING BULBS from Holland
are finally here In America. And they are guerwrteed
to tum your garden Into a WINTER WONDERLAND
EACH 8NOW-8LOOlllNQ RAINBOW
COLLECTION INCLUOES:
GLORY OF THE. SllOW-Loou nu•~
di.pi..y of orchict. bloOmlng In the anow.
e.MNTHl8 -Sotld bMlal of ~ bloome 80
daullng bnght they make the""" looil .....
8NOW'DROPI -Froeay whlW ~ blooms nu a fWld of uu .. tr.med In benlal of MOW.
WJUll K&LA -Vf/Nflty purple .... en•OC
In bloome br the hundreds In the.., of ....
MU9CAIU -cau.tera of altOWy a... ftof1ltl .., In
eub-frH~ln9 we•ther. While ne,ghbona ehOYet enow you'll pick,,,.... oft~ nor.a chp&ap.
AU. IENT TO YOU ON OUR llONl!Y..-.clt
POLICY OF UTIIFACTM*
OF BEAUTY this very Winter. In feet. the only garden
In your neighborhood so aftame with bloom while
snow atJll blankets the ground I
NOW! PICK FRESH A.OWERS BY
THE HUNDREDS ALL WINIER LONG
Just ptcture this Incredible acene a f9w short
months from now: Outside It's a solid sheet of anow.
lcictea hang Jrom the trees. Ev9JY other garden la a
ghoetly white. Yet your garden -Md on1J JOW 911f•
den -ls bursting with color as dazzling mueea of
red, yellow, purpte, orange, and gofd ftowers erupt In
rainbow drtfts. Yee, your beda, borders, shrubs, and
the walk up to your home ~II all be tined with a riot
of continuous bloom, 90 warm they seem to melt
away the snow.
JUST DROP THEii .. THE GROUND
-THEY BLOOll ANYWHERE
Beat of au they're eo easy to grow •.. require vlr-
tuatty no care. And even more amazing becau89 they
actuarty· mutttply with eec:h pesalng year. Where you
ha¥e hundreds of flowers thts Winter, you'll eee thot>-
aendt more Winier after Winter, year after year.
FOR BLOOMS THIS WINTER
YOU llUST N:r NOW!
However, since now Is the time they muat be
shipped If you want to be the first in your neighbor-
hood to enjoy a parade of SNOW-BLOOMING
FLOWERS this very Winter, you must act lrnmed18'ety.
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: 0 1 Rmnbow Col..aAon of 25 Snow Bulbe tot ~ 1 und« ,.. Kf9, $3.95 c.,._ * Po9Ulg9 & MndOng) = I o 2 fWnbow eou.ct1ons (50 Snow eu .. , tot homea
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PEOPLE AND YOU
HOW WOIA.D YOU REAC1'
TO IEAIMEATH?
People whow been 1n neer4at.91 Qr
eccidenta, nw'-Gowninga. a ,_.......,
of q kind hewe come t.:k with surprising
t9lea. A It 1-aid gllt. ..._cs -•k•*•............. • ...... ...
"'l•callldr1 T ............... °'
...... Ill,._. ... auus'llL• .. A docb',
who almolt drowned, uiya. "Once I rweltad
I couldn't rescue myself, an Indescribable
cMnnWt came ower ma.'' A ~-dd
mountain climber, rec81ffng the time he cfung
to a spot above a 2,000-foot drop, says "My
.............. , •up; ..... ...,._dDwn.I
developed an undentand6ng of death •
eomethlng beautiful .. A. peyc:hlabist and
clu*9 pijd"*>gisl ..... --·••:ad 114 people whow ~iced near...,._
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tn .,, lllbou ttwe takeoff In Vietnam. found this
peace m.o g1LY9 him a...,.. or cornptete
control In ttlat wnporary, dre9m&lke slate,
he ... 9Uddenly cllpllble of dofng what ..
1oeed:ad 1o malte .. 99GiliA The mcperta
belifte the 9Yidence Indicates that when
people .... faced with sudden deeth. ~
find the strength to cope and accept tt
serenety. -8J 8hMef .._ F8der
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A L1••111 ..._., aMllat ....., cooJd
have said "yes" to a proposal of mamage
by a wealthy Arab prince and lived the
rest of her life In luxury. But Suhalla Far-
hat wants to be a movie queen. and not
all the oil In Kuwait can change her mind.
The 22-year-old beauty left her prince In
Kuwait, the rk:hest oomtry In the world.
to seek her own fame and succ:ess In the
land of Hollywood. And while she strug-
gles for stardom (She has appeared ln
three movies In the two years she has
been ln Hollywood.), the prince waits pa-.
tientJy for her return as h1s fertile oil lands
make him wealthier every day. '1 must
• live for myself.'' Suhaila declares. 'Td
much rather strive for success than be a
princess. I want a movie career. If I ac-
i::cmpUsh this, as far as rm c:oc~ I
will have everything. Then it Is possjble
that l will return to the prince." Mean-
while. the prince tries to win her back with
urTL.E ElllL Y
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ts • ~AMILY Wf:llU.Y, October 17, ll'le
hell ........ IWc:Q 0-: ~the
many letters to ceWJrttSes received at
F illJLT Wa:ID.T off1ces each week, are
sacks addr I I led to Morris the Cal
Moms can't-write. ., we hlive his ~
nod to speak on his 'behalf. He's al1QC¥!d
by the same qiaestkx\S asked time and
time again and, onoe and for all, wants
to put the record str~t. For those
wanting to know "Do you live a normal
cat life?' the answer ls "Certainly. Dur-
ing the day, I have the nm of the. place
where my trainer, Bob Martwk:k. works.
At ~ rm In Bob's apartment. Cozy
beds aren't for me. I like comers. abo
the area lmder a desk. After all, rm a
cat, not a prince.•· In rapaose to "Do
you know who your parents are?" Mor-
ris gets a lltde misty-eyed. He has no
Idea. The:re ..... been tnrunerable
claims, but all check out as false. A& to
Morris's favorite food, Ifs h.wla. He can't
get ~ of IL Hb marital status Is of
countrywide aincem. He u a bachelor
and spwns the ~ But he wam't al-
ways that way. Aocordlng to Mary
Daniels, author of Morna: An Inttmatf!
Biotfo.play, that's how Morris got hauled
frequent telephone calls, expensive gifts
and pl'OIUlses of a Cinder'ella life. But
Suhalla ls determined. "My father Is furi-
ous at me.'' she says, "and he won't help
me with money-after all I had unecl
down the prince. When you go against the
wishes of everybody--parets and fianc8
-it Ls not eas9. But knowing I can stand
on my own two. feet ls very rewarding. l
have no regrets. 1lle prince says I am the
only one he loves. He telephones me and
always asks. 'Are you a success yet?' And
I reply, 'No, but rm working on It' He
knows that this ls 90me1hJng I must do.
And he promJses he will wait for me."
'DIE
YOUNGEST
MAYOR
.. ntEU.S.
s.. .......... ........
Jll .........
K-. ,.. .,. -u ·-... ,.,_, 0 I m who carlt go way~ lo his
hometown gowmment bec8119e he's al-
ready tfie No.-1 man. He's the mayol'. And
there Ls no generation gap In SusanvlfJe.
Calif., a town ol 7,200 people. The mayors
greatest boosters are the senior dtbens of
the town. 1hey ... wonderful,'' says the
mayor. '1t' s just Uke' having dozens of
grandparents." O\apmMI. who's beal
Susanvtlle' s mayor since March of thls
year, won the support of the o&der ra:sl-
dents by displaying a keen awareness of
their problems. lie ls abo c::oncemed with
the development of st~ re-
TOP CAT
SUrWr'a.ll&c.Mona
Into the animal shelter where he was
disc:oYered; a result of an amoyed lady
who l<ept complalnlng that Morris was
forever romancing her cat.
sources to boost the area's waning econ-
omy. The yomg mayor Is also ''proud of
making every cent of the $1.5 mllllon bud-
get cowrt. .. The dty employees Include 10
firemen and 10 polk::emen. ., have prowd
myself to the doubting Thomases.'' ~
man said. "and many of the citizens are
proud to have such a ~ mayor." 1lle
aggresstve Democ1 •t has wxtwlched his
public service between a fuU-ttme position
asa graphic artist and studies at California
State ln OUco-where he graduated ln
May with a degree In public admlnlstra-
Hon. He has already set his ~ts ~
and will be rumlng In November for a seat
on the Board of Supervisors.. And beyond
that? 'Well, if I don't get elected to a posi-
tion In public service of some sort, I don't
know what ru do. That's where 1 know I
can do the most good," the mayol' sakl
Ba1H>AYS (~y. Ubra; Sat-
urday-Sc:arpio): ~ Miller
61; RJta Haywor1h 58; Jimmy Breslin 46;
Jean Artt.. 68. M • ' George c. Scott
49; Melina Merc:cut 54; P\en-e Elliot T ru-
deau 57. h .. .., Jack Ar.derson 54.
~Frands68; Dr . .k¥;.e
Brothen 48; Art Buchwald 51; Mickey
Mantle 45. ~. Glllespe 59;
Whitey Ford 48.. ~I Catherine De-
neuve 33; Annette MdceJlo 34; Joan Fon-
taine 59. ~ Carson51.
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Aml81me:.C•11f? No.I._..,..,..._. ... m-. .... 1hlapbt
We ~t our daughter e
k>rlgU extension cord for her
phone. She needs to get out-
doors more. -Bt!Tm Albn.Ju
Whtie an Indian film was
showing recently at a movie
theater In New York City, two
lnd.ians were employed to stand
In front of the theater for adver-
Uslng purposes. Accosting one
of them. an lnqulsitive woman
asked:
"You are a real Indian, aren't
you?"
''Yes, madam.'' was the oour-
teous reply.
"How do you like our dty?"
she asked.
''Flne. madam. How do you
like our COtS1try?"
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2600 Harbor Blvd.
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13861 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove -139-7000
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2060 Harbor Blvd.
C.Osta Mesa -642-0010
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5440 Garden Grove Blvd.
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SUflDAY, OCTOIO 17
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5:00 D 0 ()) <ml D Major Leaaue lne!llN Wor.-Sena ~trace of
lht 211d pmt ol lht setlts played al n1pl IOf t11e f11S1 1t111t 1n h1stoiy
Tony Kubek and Joe Ga11e10la are toined by home ttam anf\ouncers to
p1ov1de lhe commentary
MOllOAY, OCTotll 11
5.i>O. (Qlll Cl)) OJ llfl Molldly ~ footM" Hew YOI~ leis·~ Nt'tll
En(llnd "1t11ols TUESDAY, OClOlll 19
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5:-00 D (H) ()) [al m World Sena lutlllll t 1ve covm&t ol G1me
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rl 1 hlth pme btCOllltS necwary lltOAY, OCTOIElt 22
':00 a l.tleri lasl~I tos Aneeles ta~m vs Wasl11na1oit
1:00 8 ()) CIS $,.ns s,.c.1a4 Coveraae of llie recent I~ round freht
between Muhammad Ah 1nd Ken H0tt011 whtCh Alr rron " techntCJI
Mock oul Jack Wh1llkt1 •S host of the bout lrom Yan~et Stadium 1n
.New YOfk Crty, w1lh 11nes1de commenll by 81tnt Musburae•
9:00 (ll') CJ) CIS fl(llt s,.NI foreman vs Otnn1s and Ou"n vs Ro1as
11:30 fl (ll') (]) ID lllA IHkttball Htw York vs Golden Slate SATUIOAY, OClOIU 2l
10:00 G @ (]) ®> cm World Serits an.11111 Coveraae of Game i:-6 11
nectmry Su~ lo thanae w1tlioul nolt<t
l:«I G O Cl) 9 Ill) Celpte h1Hau11t le11nis !ht sineles ftnats of this
$200.000 10111n1menl tr0111 MISSIOn Hilts Counlly Clwb 1n Palm Souncs
Cal
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4:00 fl O.C. KM1 SM
4:30 fl (Jl) (]) (()CBS Sports Spect.Klllar
5:00 8 (al ) IBJ AIC'' WW. W.W of Sti«ts lO:lO e Cellep footW UCLA n C.hlornia
Huabenda end wives learn the "natural" t..maze method of
childbirth together when (I. tor.) Linda Purl, Oest Arnaz, Jr.,
Greg Mullavey, Karen Valentine. Abe Vlgoda (a Irland, note
hutband) end Vicki Lawrence mHt with Adrienne Barbeau
(back) In "Having Sablea," the ABC Television Network's
The ABC Sunday Night Movie Sunday at 9PM.
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1COMPASS/ONATE PEANUT'
To Charlie Brown, "In all the world there is nothing
more upsetting than th1' clobbering ot a cherished
belief."
M a little fellow who has been clobbered from all
aides-tor his beliefs In Just about everything from a
Christmas tree with meaning to becoming a baseball
hero-poor Charlie is the most campasslonate Pea-
nut in the famous package ot Charles M. Schulz'
cartoon characters.
Because ot this empathetic streak in his complex
little personality, Charlie Brown tries not to shatter
Unus' belief In the Great Pumpkin when the blanket-
toting member ot the Peanuts clan awaits the
appearance or the legendary Halloween visitor in
"It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown." the ani-
mated special airing on CBS. Saturday at 8PM.
Charlie's comprehension of his pal's devotion to
this rather uncommon tradition of shivering In the
"most sincere" pumpkin patch. while waiting for the
elusive vision to appear with "toys for all the good
tittle children of the world ... is not shared by the other
Peanuts.
Linus' sister, Lucy. is furious with her little
brother's "stupid" behavior because she reels this
"October madness" casts reflections of peculiarity
on her family.
Snoopy thinks the whole Great Pumpkin Idea Is
hilarious. although the braggart beagle sees nothing
funny about his own rtlght into fantasy, costumed as
a World War I flying ace carrying out an imaginary
raid against the Red Baron from atop his doghouse.
Even Sally.who Is temporarily captivated by the
spirit of a "sincere" vigil. gives up when nothing but
"that stupid beagle" rises from the pumpkin patch
and she sees the other Peanuts scampering home
with bags full ot Halloween treats.
Although Charlie sees no more logic In Linus·
belief than do the other Peanuts, he-tor one-
doesn't laugh at the little believer After all, as his
creator Schulz says, "what one believes in ceases to
be Imaginary."
Despite Linus· problems with the Great Pumpkin,
Charlle Brown is still the Charlie Brownest of all the
Peanuts.His ghost costume mal<es him look more
llke a peeled potato than a phantom: he gets rocks In
his trick-or-treat sack when the others get goodies:
and to top it all off, when he tries to console Unvs by
admitting he's done some "stupid" things, too, Linus
gets mad at him for his choice of words'
But. after all, that's lite, Charlie Brown!
......
TV WEEK. OCT06EA 11. 1t1e
'WHAT IS A
LAWRENCE WELK?'
It was his 2 Isl birthday. March 11, 1924, the day he'd
an11c1patcd for years. The day when he would leave the
form and the protective, if stern, arm~ of his parent'!, to
seek his fortune as a musician.
He was ill-qualified. with a fourth-grade education
and no musical knowledge other than his innate love of
music. and five yearo of :Accordion playing by car at local
wedding~. church socials and Name Day celebrations.
But, determinedly. he kiSl>ed his mother goodbye. shook
the firm hand or his fa:her. who thereupon predicted his
l'Crtarn failure and early return to the farm. That dire
prediction proved a constant prod to the young man
throughout his lifetime.
What 1s a Lawrence Welk? What kind of person is he?
A complexity of machcnat1ons or naive honesty?. A
myth? An opportunist?Well. in the filly-two years which
followed t.hat eventful hirlhday, Lawrence Welk has
overcome every single obstacle that ever stood in his
way. to achieve one of the most uniquely successful
careers 1n the annals of America's free en1erprise system.
His fans know the man they admire. love him and
often correspond wilh him The entertainmcn world. in
~heer wonderment. is astonished thal "the square corn-
ball from Strasburg. North Dakota." i~ now in his 22nd
consecutive year on the national :1irwaves. despite the
predictions of many back in June. 1955. who said he'd be
cancelled within four weeks of his in111al 13-week "sum-
mer replacement" lclcvision contract.
Lawrence Welk IS simplicity itself-a trait reflecting his
frugal early life a man of simple needs. simple pica·
surei.. itnd the jo~ of hones• labor. family love and
family d1sc1plinc
H1~ homc!>pun upbnnging as a yo ungster is evident
today in Welk. the man, whose unique ~uccess has made
him in the words of the lale Walter Winchell-"an
American traditron m ht!> own lifetime." Underneath his
genral smile, his bouncing c.nthusial>m. 1s to be found the
credo he learned to live by in Strasburg: that Truth is
basic and has no substitute, that reverence for God,
parents and family. and good ta~tc, dignity and honesty
are all part of that Trulh, and that every fellow man has
good in him. if only we will search for that goodness
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Game lrve wrll be 11red rf neceSS1rr
Consul! evemnc P'0(11mmrn1 for al
1e1n11e sthedute . e1MaAa
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Serving _A.f/ Beac/, Citie~
S MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY
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P ... 5
SUNDAY
OCTOIU 17
MORNING
• llMlicltes 111 Mvtrtist111tnt
-5:30-u u., IMtl Illy feet
8 :00
a ~ u''°" ...... -..n
• s.tllefl Cllittf1lla
-6:30-
B Waf'•llllcill D m TM Cllristotlllen
D 0,.ratilll ~lt!ICJ .... ,., ....
-6:45-
(J) Ca"-& C...,..,/Witll Tiiis ••
'
Stlerry Jackson and George Garro play the Dynamic Duo,
an elu11Ve pair of armed robbers, In The Blue Knight
episode tb be broadout WednHday. at 10PM on CBS.
.
m c.tw•ry cu,.1
fD tllfllllty fldlty
DTr...._C....
11:00
•DIJ"~ TljQu:W... .. tM Sid
• (121 ) Gii °"" 1111 c.,i. (ll M!ic,..
·"'~ -~·tlle ..... @ Meet tile ,,_
S Ant a.,ti11 Clllfdl
• Dedrk c.,..,
-11:30-• lillllf S.1a.n si.. ....,.: •!ft ... ot tM S-r
MM" (hol) 'S7 -Steve Terrell •<•CI>>a....,..,. CII "-If Ille "---~ al)...,
cm fllll f utwts
D llfl Foothll 81lhmo1e o
Buffalo AriiRNQON a ([) How of ,._.r
8 SIMIM 5-nUn D Ht1111d ot Trlllll
@ (1)1......_ s s.Mar c....u.
12:00
l!l llfl "-" ......... 9 Tht~
fJl) Ollct u,.. A Clalic (R) "The
P11nce and the P1uper"
• ((ftj (()) a tuns ... ....,,
• lllrillef <a CIJl Withit m .-. D111ta1m
QIJ SM Di..-laWt Out
-10:30-
m MIM: "TIM c:.a,. ti lmie"
(df1) '46-Chzabeth Taylor
-~ • (la Cl)) 8 MwtfttMm of
S Tllk .._.,. l'ictllra
fD lt.ltywee4 ftlt•itlH Tlt11trt
"Sta Ch¥1Ctm 1n Safch of 1n
Author'' AndJ Crillttb ud John
Hollsem1n star rn thrs modern ctaUIC
u plonnc the relatto11s!11p between
f1ntasr ind realrty
--()) .... : ~ "TM Coel 0..'1"
(com) '67-Roddy McOow1ll
Ill MiWt ' Ceaelt cm ~
LUGGAGE TAGS
from your business card
Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return
permanently sealed
attractive tag & strap.
meeting airline 1.0.
requirements. Prevent
loss & theft! For a
personalized tag
enclose wallpaper,
fabric or "Day Glo'
paper & we will
back & trim your tags. Or
try two cards back to back.
$2 ea. or 3/$5
415tagsS1.60 ea.
6/9tagsS1.50 ea.
10 or more $1.40
ea.
Sales Tax Included
No C•rd1
O.ew your own, or Hn4 your n.,...
ecldrHl •!WI pl'IOn• number We'll
mtkt OM or<1 per leg. AOO 2S .. er,
ENOCH Y
PILOT PRINTING
P. 0 . Box 1580 Co1ta Meaa, California 12828
, ... 7
SUNDAY (Continued)
-12:30-
• Cl) 11n rr •. c. .. si. a> IMit: ~ "luu JllltS" (dra) '57-Bob Hooe. Ale11s Smith
(U) Cl) C..ic• & lllt CaMldatts l3f1191.,.,.
1:00 8 Cl) llfl f_.,H New OrtHns
YS ~n franc&SCo.
U Alriallhtre USA. •n.. lie • ..,
Cl) au-.i111111iJ Wrestliit • ""'°" m llerie: "GM's Little Acre• (dra)
'58-Robfrt Ryan. Aldo Ray. Tuu
Lo.use.
(JJ) '" F..eNI 13 ¥1ict of Acricllltltra
((2f) Cl)) far• 19"'1 m llilcrafias ......... llllltrts O~HicMlallb
-1:30-
.. At OM Witl1..
8 IMit: ~ "Tiit l ff'Ol!I Outer
s,.c," (sci~r} '66-Eijl Obda
@ Cl) llFL Foetfull Sin Oieao
Cha11ers vs. Denver Broncos
S Tiit ll'MZt lkotllers m Sllllllws Oii tht Gfaa
( (2fJ Cl)) Friellds of MM
2:00
8 Mnle: ~ "Th• htu• el Fru• l1111ts" (adv} 'CO-Henry
Fonda, Ctne I lf"'tY
(])lleds.M m llnie: "To, Secret Aff1ir"
(rom) '57-Susan H1r1urd m TlrDI
S flitti tw Tt4ty
St IMit Clulic: "M"
(QI) (J) AlllNI w.rw
CD Sitnt,re tt1 ~
O MMiM
-2:30-.. '!lit SMAy SllOll
(3) ""t.c.stll T .....
(13) Cf)) s,wts cw.ce
QI) Selll Trail!
3:00
Wil4 .. Wat
-~ ...... ....... : CC> "1llt Slaet "" " Hmr Frill" (com) '69-Paul
Newnun, Sylva K01t1111 a> Silisttr ci.... a JiutJ Swawrt S11ow ca Clll IVl ca.. ot t11t ...
-3:30-
• c:.lllct f..W '7' talllliciousT-Hatt &:>"-'•
( (21 Cf)) P'ro ftltbalf l'll~K·
0 Mtraas "'"' MD
4 :00 a Morie: CC> "Tiie s,1111 load ..
(dra) '62-Rock Hudson. Burt Ives.
Gena Rowlandl
U C.111111i(1 & Ille CIMldttls e Vtr•I' to Ille lottOM of tht Sta
(])loum
(]) ..,... of tilt S.1
~v.-..
ID Rip to Ridlts Tilt * Witll Shirley T tmP't
Tiit Uttft PrillCISS m lltti•: "lllt Little 'ri•ctu"
(df1) '39-Slur1ey Temple
Cill rn w c.c.n
ID (]) C.C.ni a 1"tM of s.mw11
fD .... Strtet ""' ('3 (])) c.lltct fMlW 75
-4:30-
.. lillllM ,, ~
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Ill llltrt 0-F...W ~ -~Clltf
5:00
.. @ Cl> <II • '!lit lie [...C:
Mlljol LutM ..... WlfW Series
Tony Kubek and Joe Gara11011 jOtll
home tu111 announctJS lot th• SK·
ond 11me of the 1976 World Senes,
1mn1 •f nipl for the frill tunt i~ Ille
hlStOIY of the fall cllssic The came
on11nates from the home sltd1u111 of
the N1t1onal Lu1ue Cha111p10M e Stlf Tld
CD lllN: .._ ff , ..... (drtl
'6S-Vivien Lelah. Osk11 Werner . .....
(() ltfltN of .ltc4• c..tel4I m 11N WtrW at W1r m IMit: ~ "1111 .._., Siity"
(d11) '57-Audrey Hepburn. Peter
Finch, Dime Edith Evans. e MtrlcM/lstMI Jewllll Hollf
QI) t1 C....,. of Ille Su .....................
(12:1) Cl)) All's s,wts hN
ID llnit: CC:> "Aust1J11" (d11)
'56-Yul llqnner. ln&rid lltr1m1n
• ---Allrlef -5:30-• ww. w.w.iw.w.
(ll) CD ~ llWtr SWeliell St 11N Celiflnlie llrtHI: A StlRll 6"C11111imity
(12:1) Cl) T• Iii tllt .._.,
TV WUK, OCTOllER 17, 117$
D•lllllQ I
e:oo
• .... ~ (llw) "Slllft .... o.,ictd" (dra) '72-Janm Brolin.
• WTAlll & TOMll • l.Mur4...,,. ...,.., w, '"1fittl • ca Cl>> n.. c_. a r .. .. Guests aie Lto111fd Nimoy, Riu
Moreno. Alldy Griffith ind the kids
from ''Wlltt's Happenill1."
(]) Secnb ,, ... °"' ·--•llNM,, .... c:.... @CDMW...sa.. •Cttt.11 •s.-:'"' . ........... ,._ ••• w.w ec:..a ....
-6:30-• <m CD ()) llews
• Qllli Grt• '"11 ..... c.Mi!tt -~c.ltm -~aTl'MI . ....,'--
7:00
• <llJ CJ) Cl) " ..... (]) ........ s,.dll
8 "COS" .. C...,, * F1111, M• & Gltats Fw lWs If AUp1 e (121 (()) 8 COS Guests in-
dudt sinaer Dave MISOll Ind the
U S Ali force Astrontub.
Eight u.. In CrtslL Bgbt Dlspetlll Ciiis Ftr llllp. can 1hly And It In Tiie First Cry Of A lllw Barn ·Chlld?
Out IO Ntwt ..-,ocl ... , ... ..,..,,.u,l<Cftl..., ,1 ..,.....,
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-----STARf'ING:-----DESI NWAZ JR. • H.ww OUMDN> •VICKI UMBtCE • lllOtMD IMaM ~PUN..• KAAEH VN.ENnNE • ME ~ • JIElllCA WMJa
... WiN ... .......... ~
• Tiit Fii
...... DrMa a lllftit: (Cl C90> "T•,. ... 111e
llMca" (su511) '73-0en111s Weaver,
EsteMe Parsons. Susan Dey
-7:30-
ID Last If t11t WiW
• ....... lMptst Ptlcr*-
8:00
9 (11) CI> Cll Th StHJ u4 a. S.... Wa~11e Roee11 1nd Ch110 tre tht Sl*"I cuem U DISIEY MOYIE fUllll * DISMJ FAMILY FUii! II 0 CIHll a w.it4 If D1t> ..., "Tht Biscuit Elter" C441cl Set 111
lht SOltwhn& mudows and lrt•n
I01ests ot luntsSee 111 1946. lhts
senslflff and sometimes hull\OIOlll
slOIJ tails ti two )'0Un1 boys a11d
the11 efforts to train 1 m.sf1t hound
into a 'fltml>ICH' b11d doa url Hot~
man. Patricia Crotrley. Johnny 1nd
~ Sc>ell $111
• Tiit IAlllM• I latlley Guests
1nclud.e Giet Mull1Yey. Meced•th
MacRae, ind Avery Stllre1be1
Cl) fwttr ...,.... Vwitly "°'' • (8 (())a Sia lllllitll Ollllt
llM 'iht Mosl Dancerous Enemy"
The medlul cen1us who cave Steve
l11s bionlts becomes 1 psycbopathk
supt1m111 tlltt bt1nc bitten by a
dllmp 1nieetad with an uperlment1I
mind tnd muscle·uptnd1n1 servm
• lleN: (Cl (2tlr) "Seaet W• ff MlfTJ frla" (com) '69-Paul Ntw·
man, Srlv• Kosci111, Andlew Duuan
ID llewie: (211r) "loM Tmi"
(d1a) '40-Cl11\ Gable, Spencer r rKy, Cltlldelle Colbtrt.
mS..Y"'YS.. ....... WwtttJ m~ats,.....,
-1:30----... 9:00 e Clll ()) (J) bjtk Ken Sylk
l\lfSls n Ro&er Vitim, a min Kl)flk
and his mtn .nest as Ille "111m
rupe1 ," 1 psychotic -illtr who ll&s
bce11 terrorlvna Ma nt.1tttn with 1
sents of seem1n1ly 111dlscnmin1te
!llVlders. Salome Jens also cuests.
D -..: (Cl "hit 11 Ille Hullttr"
(dn) '64-Cltnn fOld, Haney Kwan.
Rod T aylot, S111enne Pleshe tie: Aftei
1 routine ff11ht ends 1n d1S1sttr. a
company VIP. 1nd Old friend ol the
Kcused pilot, risb htS Ille to dear
his buddy's name by 1t-enKhn& Ille
fatal fl1P1 -1M dlSCO'ltf$ the rul
c.ause of the c1ash
•0ntw.ts e A WOlt.D rtl111Elt£1
• fJtratfdiNty Orma "HAV11G llAllES" • ca Cll) 0 UC So4•Y
11111it llewie: (Cl (?fir) ''Ha.Ina
Wits" (lh) '76-Dtsi Atna1 J1 •
Adnenna Barbeau. Ronny C<J•. Harry
G111rdi110. Tom KtftMdy, Vd1 law
rence. Richard Mtsur, Gtec lilullmy,
ltndt P11tl. Jan Ster11nc. Klien Y1lt.n
tin•. Abt V1cod1, JeiSICa W11te1 A
sensitive and compelhn1 slOIJ ot IOU!
couples as they t•perience tMdbirth
by the "nat1111I" method
[II lllftit: (J:) (2111) '11 Sir Wit~ Lm" (com) ·1&-S1dney Po1f111.
Judy Gmon, Chnit1111 RObtrta
--~ . ..,....,..
0 Cl) lllwlt: (Cl ~.., OrU!ll b
Y"'1" (mid) '0 -Dom Day
• Tiit °"' "" ........... Tlleetrt: ....... """1 "First Love" Illness prompts
Em1111 and Ch11les to move to the
vi111ae ol Y011Yille, wl111e she mttls 1
10Ut\I law student.
mos...•~r1u1
-9:30-
• Tllt~ llc.Mt s-,&c.,..,
ec...""'
10:00
D DELVECCHIO rlu4s * Wit11 W.1n lo rewul
htf ISSlilHl
9 (llJ ()) ()) Dli..ccMt A debt
ol arahtude causes Delvecc.lllo to ta~e on the 1t1nd1111 Oldeal ol de·
lelld1nc fellow olflcei BiU lmis (Don
GOldoll) 1n 1 iottinc lnteml Alt11ri
asa wMt at lht Sllllt time serv1n&
see1111naly endless houlS on a
s1akeout IOI 1 palf of kllle1s. vowine
to see both pn>t«I$ llllouah.
• Illy .. Oilr.MfY
DSli.rTM~ •'-"' .... , ...... 121 PllMk ,., f•11111 •"-..... ~<•> CD llMih Pw1 mu.~._
-10:30-
•• ..., S.aprt ..
D lletr ... n , llatre11n Hl1h
li1hl1 of broadcuta of the put
stUOft
• Tmel fllll
11:00
• ()) (llJ ()) Cl) """
• • (JI QI) ""' -~ Cl) n. rn. CIR
ID Mtwie: MJeallM llttls" (dra)
'57-Khn Novak, Jeff Chandlt1 • Sllllattf a..,
ID Cll 11111t et t11t "-S A!Mflca-200 , .. II ...... ~ ......
(QI Cl)).., .... s.... .,....., ...... ,. ..
-11:15-
(l?J CI> s.., -C...IJ
-11:30-
• Sperts Flultllewit : (Cl "Tiie
Su C:.-" (tdv) 'SS-)Ohn Wayne
es.-ra~ •• 160 a.•
• (8 Cll) ""' MtnW ¥111-lllJ S-. The Osmond l1m1ty cutsts.
(J)T ........ D ...-: (J:) '1llt Vieltllt 0.S"
(dra) '68-fernando la1111s
tIJ ~ & tllt CIMWates
s .... -""""" •• ID bcllltlttt D Tiit rn. aw a ,.....: t1:) "Tiit MM .....
(dr1) '69-Stelll Slewt11$
12:00 CII ....._:(Cl ''T .. 1'11ouun4 IM·
,..,.. (com) 'S7-0e111 M1rt111
tD VW.. Tllt¥islon Rmtw
1:00
DMO..tlfkll._
• Stlrtl•
2:00
• .... : (J:) '1llt ... -,_
(luMftl" (wts) '!>6-El11nor P11ker
-3:30-
• 11..,lt: "Wllatu to llur•u"
(myi) '54-Barba11 Slanwyc~
THE
BIG DIFFERENCE
IN SECOND IRUST
DEED LOANS
ON ANY
REAL ESTATE:
173-213 12.883
OTHU'S
T Yl"IC.AL Al'HJA1
POICLNTAGl
11An-lto5 YRS
IEUA8U 'S
AH«.loll
PO<JNl/IAA
llAll-l!VU
Not all second trust dud loans cost the ume.
That's why the Federal Government has given you
a simple way of comparing the annual cost ol any
loan ... the Annual Percentage Rate. The lo~r thlt
rate, the lower your annual cost.
Most other companies ask you to pay Annu.I
Percentage Ratu from 17% to 21%. That's because
1h•Y charge you I~ interest, a maximum commis-
sion and give you a short time to repay. Not \U.
Through Reliable your intere1t rate it lower (~).
the commission is lower, and you get more time -
8 years -to fully repay your loan, including prin-
cipal and interest. There are no batloon payments.
We offer you an Annual Percentage Rate of 12.88% .
Check around. We believe il's the beat rate avail-
able ... and it's available to everyone.
The figures look like thit. For every $1 ,000 you
borrow you pay only $14.66 a month for 96
months. The total of payments is $1,407 .36. We also
offer shorter term loans at the same interest rate
and commission, 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 state law.
You may borrow from $2,000 to $50,000 on a first
or second trust deed loan -on any real estate any-
where in California. On the average, you11 have
your loan in 10 working days.
No gjmmicks. No double-talk. We ju.st think it's
good business to give you the facts ... and more
moiwy for your money.
I e1RELIABLE
ll MORTGAGE CORPORATION
Trnltd lfltl Respecltd Broken lor Z6 yura
... iotwtJOfRu•:
<>i--.. Co: 2295 W Ball Rd ,Anaheim (714) 7'16•6543
Loe A ...... : 320 No Vermonl (Zl.S) 666-2525
Sf Valky: 18455 Burbank Blvd .. Tarzana (21S) 987-:ns.t
Dtreet Toll•,, .. ~·:
San Gabriel Valk!y (2131442 6668
Sou1h Bay -Long Beach (2131644 2272
"9nturtl County 1805) 497 ~733
, ....
'
Bob Hope •nd Henry
Winkler .,e the firsl guests
lo be signed for ·~An All
Stu Puty for Jo hn
W•yne," hosted by Fr•nk
Sin•lr• •nd sel lo •Ir in
November on ABC. Joining
lhem on the benefit spe-
cbl will be Monly H•ll,
President of Vulely Clubs
lnlern•llon•I. The pro·
gr•m Is the firsl In • series
of •nnu•I tributes.
• • • Production hu begun
on lontion •nd •t the Bur·
hlnk Studios on "Bunco.''
•n hour·long pilol project
for NBC. "lunco," Is lhe
stC>f)' of two J>t•in clothes
poUce o ffkers who work
lhe bunco det•il of • luge
melropolit•n police dl'·
putment, solving crimes
th•t range from 'pigeon
drop' K•ms lo p•y·check
forgeries. Slurlng u e Tom
Sellick u Gorde.n, •nd
Robert Urich •s W•lker.
A~ulng In guesl umeo
roles ue Will Geer u
Winlty-• now-retired con
m•n, •nd Arte Johnson u
Yoush•-•n experl coun·
terfelter. Do nn• Miiis,
Al•n Felnsleln •nd Milt
kog•n also guest.
Pege10
OCTOIO 11
ftf ..... Mill ....,_ ......
please 11t DAmME rtOCU.ltS. , .... i.,..ceau1 lmt,1r1111t .,. .....
OAmME llOWl£S
lO:tG e "lite C.rtllMJ" (dr1)
'6J-hure11ce Harvey, Sarah
Miles. "11lt lie a.a" (mys)
'48 -Riy M1llud, Ch1rlu
Llucllton, Mauree11 O'Sulliva11 a '11r. ~· (com) 'SJ -Chlto11 Webb. Edmund
Gwenn. Geor&t W111slow, fra11ees
Dee
11:00 G "AiMllt Mn. Ledle" (dra) ·~ -Shuley Booth. Robtrt R)an
lZ:OG m "C.•lllt" (dra) '36-
Giera Garbo, Rober! laylor.
l1on1I Barrymore. (h11beth Allan.
l:OG a "flut·Up" (adv) '70-
Raquel Welch, James Stacey.
1:00 G CC) "Illy Sweet CMrtit"
(dra) '60-Patty Duke. Al Free
man Jr .. foid Rainey.
3:00 (fl CC) "HM ... II Hell"
(dra) '68-Je1nne Crain. Dana
Andrews, M1msy firmer
3:l0 • CC) "DIM 11Nt 111 A
Mtrry·G.•••4" (adv) '66-James Cobur11, Camdla $plrv
•V•NHIQ
8:00
• cm rn Cl) <II '"' B OCl)e•1tws
rv WEEK. OCT08ER t 7, 1976
e (S SlatTl'tll
Cl) '-" Pyle • <• (()) .....,, llllllt
FlllWI The New Yort Jets meet !he
New Enctand Patriots •'--*' -~flllily m-...11
• Electric c..,., m 1..1tt1e 111a1s
-6:30-
• OluM Guesb are T041y Martin.
Mo11ly Hall. Cyd Charisse, Curl
Gowdy and Ille Clunese Au~ts AM,~ <fl ...,., Grlffil .. m r..-, Altalf
<llJ (J)C-..
mi..-1
Clllaslcwilt•tlltlllM
7:00
a o Cl) m """ • U.11 Cllfll
Cl) .., 1111 .. s..
(() Te Ttl lilt Trwtll
aCtMHtrniolt
•I LM LIKy m 111t Fll •Cillt• C.• a AMJ Sritflttl tD lldlilllellm ..,_,
• DrllUtic Stria eMMm F.-,
-7:30-
• Clllerllit ..,.. ......... °""' CI> Tiit ~ c..-(1) ..... 1'lllt , ..
• Tiit ...... .. . .,_, ....
<llJ CJ) Olly ,.,.. ..
@Cl) .. llllrNtf ...
"100 Rifles" Burt Reynolds ood Raquet \Yelch ae
forced to fight b ttlei' lives against the Mexican .
~·Jin Brown co-s1ars.
KW-TV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE 99aOOPM~
Sltepl's!Mt.s g Qllllll 21 T-'ctlt
en.II~
8:00 • cm (]) CD ..... RllodJ u penenus the 1r1111111 al a "bhnd
elite" wllen lktllda'l boy tr .. nd l11n
htt up 111th a loud. pushy and
anopnt sliowb11 type 8 0 CD 111 G little Mtn• • lM Prlirie "little CH1 lost" IOM
Inland &utSts as I dnlnkfn U·llllnet
wllo IS the 011ly ~ of rncu11111tny
Came ln1a1ts when slit l1tls into a
deep llolt and IS tnOPtd
• llttit : Cl:) (211r)"lle•ater
?Mt" (1t1·fi) '66-lhck Adlms. ()) ...-: (211f) • ......., .. Ille
... 1ty'' (adv) '35-Clark Gablt,
Charla laucliton, Franchot Tone,
Donald Crisl). S9nn1 Byincton. e llefit: (2111) "111411••••1 at
.__.. ... h rt I (drl) '61-Burt
t1ncast11, Mu1m1li1n Schell.
Spencer Tracy, Richard Widmark.
Judy Garland. Montaomery Chit.
Marlene 011trich, William Sllatner.
-~ .Ptcty ....
(II Mtwlt: Cl:) (Zllr) "ne o,.a
Su•" (dra) 'H-Peter fonda,
Wiiiiam Holden, Corn11ta SllarPt ...... c.~ .s,..w. ....
• Se.-lHplce Pniaram
-1:30-• cm (]) ()) P'llflia ~rwtsor O.n Valenti IJ~es Phyllis for cranted,
not noticin1 all the tittle ulla lhlnCS
she docs for lllm. AM when ht 's
ISSl&ned to 111edl1te a city-wide
11ll>l1e stnt.1 he winds ~ 1n a tree
for-111 "perso111I" 1rb1trat1on with
PllylllS.
9:00 • cm (]) ()) ..... WaHer IS 1n
the depllls ol despaK 1r1t1 1<111111 l11s
1P91ianc;e stOfe to bankruptcy. alld
Ma11de'i tllorls lo 1mp1owa his
mental d~tion have disastrous
results-W1lte1 d1uppurs 1nd
lbude lws the worst
8 @ .(J) (11 111 lllC MH41ay
lllM: CC) (%111) "SMfW ......
i• lln Yttk" (adv) '76-Ro111
MoOfe, John tluston, Palnck Macnee.
Super sleuth Holmes rushes to Hew
Yor\ City alter the evil Professor
Monanty hatches a plot that imperils
1 lon&·time love of Ille detective n
well n the world's Cold supply • ....., llia!ll ..... Cl:) (211f)
"The 100 llllt1'' (adv) '69-Jlm
Brown. Raquel Welch. Burt Reynolds
Alt Indian bank robber alld an Amer
1t1n black lawman JOI" up •1th a
female Muican rewOMIOllllY to help
save the M111un Indians from
an•hi~t!Oft b1 1 despohc IO"tfllOI
....... 5ritfill .. ••*&WM • CiM UllMnll • la ,....,. ... It Welt ,,.,
(9 (I)) llHOJ 111&111 lllt•lt
1(211<) kSouth1m Star" (141w) 'ff-
Gllfl' Stpl. ~ .......
QJ Oiull!
-9:30-
10:00
8 SUICIDE ATTUIP'T Ill * "EllCUTIVl SUITt" 9 cm (]) ()) (UUliH hilt
Summer Johnson (i ruda Sykes)
hnds henelf 1n 1111 for ha~I 1
tu1ittvt 1lttr Stacey (Wendy Phin1p$)
is 111nted; YW011ne (Trisll1 ffoble)
takes 1n overdost ol sleep1n1 pills
but 1s rescued by the Nn who was
her btlle1 enemy. 111d Glory 01ltss10
(.kiln Pratller) admits her pa1t 1n
tu1111n1 Stacey over to the ~·
(().....,,
•• !Ml a~ 8C..-&T .... ID llrata 411 h'llMwn
-10:30-.......
11:00 •••a> .... • (I) (II 0 (() .....
• (8 CJ)) a I.off utrlcn
StJM (()S..li.t
• ~ ..,_ Vince Edw11ds
is cues! ·host .... ,, ...,.... ...,, llartlMll
.., , .. tf Ille lirarT• cm (]) s.. 111e Stirs
-11:30-• cm (]) ()) CIS Late Mtwlt:
...... '--· Dtwil , .. s., 8 0(()111•...,c.. (()"' m.a. ., ....... ...... an.. Ma.
• MHit: "Dr. lt1hst, th
~I" ca ())) ~ FldlM Tlltltn
911wie:(I:) ................
(ldv) '5S-Robtrt Stack. Robert
Ryan, SlltrltY 'fam1auth1. C.meron
M1tthell.
12:00 ....... ~
..... : Cl:) "f1ft 11141 ...._ ..
(dra) '59-lell Mor1ow, Merry ~en. Irish Met.Ila. Jim Rose.
GI llotit: ''Tll• basan" (1m)
'43-Richard Dia, Victor Jory
GJ C-..J4
-12:30-
• All-"'Pt sa-: ""' ....., .. "TM 4iM111ttf," ........... m llotle: "hy If Die" (dra) '60-
Elnest Borpine. Zoll!• l.Jmpert .
1:00
D O Cl)<IIT ...... rw
C111't"1.C...
-1:30-......
2:00
D lllewie:(l:)....._tl...._"
(mp) 'SS-Robert Stack, Robert
Ryan, Clmtron M1lchell, Shirley
'fama&udl•
• (fl) CI> (I) All's fllr Aller
much d1SCussion, lftd with 1 It•
reservations. Rtehlld and Charley
decide lo try 1tvm1 toaether The
niClll that Charley 1s coin& to move
In, tho11,h, Richard !terns thll ht 1$
to be visited by a minister ind a
conwvatlon or1an111tlon that w1nt
1\1111 to be their radio ~um•n
D Dt11Mtfe.t11t llltwin: "1"
t..My ......._ .. (dra) '49-Barban
Stuwyck, Robert Prtslon. Stephtll
McN•lly "TM lutw $tMlt" (dla)
'56-John Derek, Paul OouctH
-3:30-.-...i ..
4:00
D lltwl!NUn
-4:30-.,...u,
A friend was following Dick Van Dyke down the
halls of the NBC studios In Burbank last week. and
couldn't help laughing at the slim-hipped comedian.
"Dick," he called. "If you lose any more weight you'll
need thumb tacks to hold your pants up."
Dick. who Is one of the most active men In Hol-
lywood, has lost 10 pounds since he started taping
Van Dyke and Company. his new series airing on
NBC. Thursdays at 10PM.
One of the reasons he's so slim ls that he never.
never stands still. His average day Is a man-killer. but
he loves It. Dick. who llves alone In a rented house In
Burbank on weekdays, gets up early and jogs to a
local gym. where he works out with weights and
stretching exercises for an hour before heading for
the studio. Is Dick Van Dyke some kind of a nut? No. It Is just
that he came close to losing his health twice In
recent years. Friends thought Dick and his wife Marjorie moved
to Arizona live years ago because he was retiring
from the business-but Dick says he moved because
he actually thought he was getting too old, and was
ready to move to Arizona and await his death. "I was
drinking hard and heavy," he recalls. "and It was
wrecklng my health. I felt like an old man."
He checked himselt Into an alcoholic rehabilitation
hospital In Phoenix. and life has been getting better
ever since. "I feel better now. at 50, than I did at 25,"
says Dick.
The second "scare" came early this spring when.
during a routine physical. his doctor spotted what
appeared to be a tumor, and suggested quick sur-
gery. The operation proved that the "tumor" was
nothing but kidney stones.
"I jog, ride a bike, do Yoga exercises. avoid candy
and sweets, stay away from white flour and white
sugar In any form, and I'm working 12 to 14 hours a
day-and I can honestly say I have never felt better In
my life. Each day Is a thrlll and a kick to me now,"
says Dick.
"If I can just kick this dumb clqarette habit I'll be
dlsgustlngly perfect."
Dick V 1n Oyke and The l..A. Mime Company, regular• on hi•
N8C·TV MrlH. Thuradeye at 10PM,
Pep11
TU•SDAY
OCTOIO 19
For ........ ..._ liltillo,
,ieaM Mt DAnlME NOSUMS.
.... .. ,.. *"•itar:e,"' !tie .,., ........
DAJTllilE MOVIES
lHO • "Cuh• Riii' (dn) '30-llonlkl Colman "Tlle lelt .._.
1114" (d11) '4S-lby M1!1ud,
line Wymaft
Ill a:J "Cllu,u llJ Ille
Dtr11" (com) 'SO-Chllon
Webb, M11n1 loy, Jeanne Cu1n.
11:00 G "Tiie c...try Girl" (4u) 'S4-Cnct ...,, ... ~. ............
12:411 • "It """" c...· (di•) '48-Waller Pid&eon. Deborah
llerT. Janel Lttah.
1:00 B "TIM ~ Is C.r·
•" (dr1) '63-Dirk Boa11de 2:00 e CJ:) wAdilll llall" (adv)
'ST-Jean C.brn, Robert Stack.
l:tl CII NllWllioll Qu.rtet" (adv)
'61-Birt Travers. Spike M11t111n
3:30 • a::> ... l"9d DlrtllM''
(susp) '7 t-Rrchlrd Boone.
Stella Stoens, Suzanne
l'ltshelle.
•V•NINQ
e:oo
• Cl) (J1) Cl> ..... e D Cll tI1 D W•14 S.1iu .....,II Conl'd from SPM. live
Cl1Ytl1CI of pnit lhrtt. e SSbf Trtli
()) ...., ,,..
=~~~!llews
-~F..a, ...... ll • flediic c...,
Qt Dlulll mllttMa.a
-6:30-
• l>ihfll Guells 1ftclude Clluc•
Woolery, Willie SultoR, Ronnie
Scllth, and Shields & Yamttl
(()~~ • F_,,, Altair <ill Cl> '-Kt mz-1
8:00
• (ll) (]) (() ,., °""" ...
0... Bonnie franklin and Dr. Hoo•
tre the spec~I 1uests.
D A1Wr Htnry Mancini auHts.
• ~ CJ:) (211r) "llllriaet ...
!tie llcb" (com) '65-frank Sln1tr1 .
OtborU llerr. Dun Martin
Cl) lllltie: CC) (at) "" Sbltt4 • ~'Its" (rom) '60-Cluk Gable,
Sop/Ira L01en.
• (QI(()) 0 "''" o.,. "foruie tilt Fltller" The cool ol
fOfllle Ind Richie IS put lo lhf ttsl when a 111er111nl woman becomes a
Cunnrnpam hovse suest IM Ille
b1by d«tdes to lfTIVt P'tlllllu1ely.
D lltfie: (211r) "JHc-ut at ........,. .. c..t. (dra) '61-Bllrt
lanusltr, Mu1111illu Schell,
Spenct1 T llCY. Richard W'ldmltt
CD """ • lat If tllle WiW ..,,..,,, ......
• ""'1l'Wllc Mfeln IDCll ._
S likl'fit : (Zlu) "lll1M ti tlle
lpau" (d11) '64-Richtrd Bllrton.
Ava Cardner, Oebofah Ken.
fJl) Julie AMrews 11 A * 3M Special Oft
lu111iq Dislbllltles
''The flltnte ClllWrte"
lD lifiilTllt '-rdl a.iWrllt Juhe
Mdlews arid Bill Bi11>y host a specral
hour of talk. 11111S1C. 1111&"· comedr. filR! arid delllOllStrabotts aboul ch•I·
dren's lmnint disabititru-what
they an and wlltrt teadltrs ind P'(ents ~n find lltlp.
m~ • Ps,diic ....... ..
-1:.30---------------------, e ••it: a::> m~•r)"Cu C11"
(mus) '60-ShllitJ MKL.ai11t, frank
Srnatra. Lo11s Jourdan, Maurtet
Chualier, Jvhtl Prown. A
Monlma.rtre dance hall owner IS con.
mntly 111dtd lor perlormi111 lhe ~leral Can Can, and has lo u.se her own rtsources when ll1t elderly
jwd&e is replaced by 1 younlff one. • t• (()) 0 l•wtrH •
Slliriey "SlchelOf Mothers'' Henry
Winkltf auest as Ult Fonz, liho visits
his old lriends and casually drops off
a surpiise bundle-a new baby!
P11ge 12
cm lllN: a::> (%1Mlr) ...,... ,....
.,. of Mis~ (mus) '61-
0ebbie Reynolds, Fred Astaire.
-~~ = £1) ....,.._ s.w.. • Situtlel c...y
9:00
8 <llJ (]) (() 111°A-S0H A lon1·
smouldefin1 feud bthreen Hot lips
llld ttle llllllotS in lltr command
Rares up aJld Hot lips retalralts by
to11f1nin1 one nlll'H to qurten. llllls
prntnlin&·• rtUlllOll wilh lier Almy
hllSU!ld on a b11.t luvt. lllt111t's up
lo Haw'ke1t and BJ. to sm tlle day • <• (()) 0 ....... ,..,
.. Rudy feels tht shn1 ol Ille
billionaire wllo nnb to c.ft him
wlltft l!vdr's tttctronlCJ planl is shut
down by 1111 union. . ...,.,..,,. en.•• ••111ttra.. D<ll lllN: CC> "hJdlo" (dr1)
'60-Anlhony '"''ns. Jantl ltffh
..... """' ""' .., ClllM1 followin1 The Puula Clliklr•n. lhis
proaram will 1nswer question• 1boul
le11nin1 dlubihliH. eCM ....... lff..etllc
TV \'llEEI(. OCTOSER 17, 11176
• -9:30-
• (Jl) (]) (() Ole D1J at A Tlllt
Alln learns more abOut MOCIMtboOd
and makes tllt lou&llest declSIOl1 of
her trfe, when slit comes face·lo-ftcc
wrlh lier runaw11 dau&hler 1n Ille
tonch1SIOft of this four.part tpiSOde ea...DrMe . .... :......, ..
., £,Sfedlallw '71
10:00 e @ (]) CJ) Medi Aller !'tie
is MWiety be1lt11 lor dallna 1 prt • rnobsltr consrdered llrs "pmale
piope.rty," Mac aeks revence on t11e
mobsl11 by posinc as a we~t~y T ms
Sllowman who's as t1tn11C now IS lie
WIS IS 1 Minne d11r1111 the war . ......
(() ........
• (121 ())) O Fa•llJ "Home· Movie" Willie Lawrence enters 1
c:oolest for amateur movie makers
and 11ses his lam1ly as the subjects.
Doris R00erts ind Nev• P1tterson cuesc.
a~
CD larab • Priluwn
-10:30-.......
atHHem
11:00 •••a ... • Cl) Cll 0 (I) .... • ca Cl)) S l ... AlltrkH S(yte
(()S..111111
-~ ...... • ...,, llWIH, ...,, ""1aM
., , .... tllle llDltt
(J1) Cl> st., tllle Sbn
-11:30-• <llJ Cl) (() CIS Lale Ile.le: ..,_._Liit 4153 t.r A lltl4 Priest; a::> .. .....,• 1111'1" (df1) '73-E.G
Mlrshalt, M11ditd Natwick. e G Cll 9 D W., C.-
CI) Tiit m a.11
~-(()) 0 lllysttl'f .. !tie
• 11tws a 111e 100 a.11 . ...... wo.. "'"-· lloa .. Crillll"
12:00 • .... "*"' e ...,..: ''Tiit 51t1t Ww" (dra)
·ss-Ct1111u Btonson, !lent TaylOf.
tDlltwle:..,...tAWIMlll"(com)
'43-lloulind Russell. Bnan Aherne ma..-34
-12:30-
• All·•t1" Shw: "Altair 11
""-."CC) "bdlla ~.""Al.
WIJl•s...," • .... : ...... Le Gr-IN" (dra)
'50-Jolln Cam!ll. Vera Rab1011
1:00 • 0 Cl) <II ,....,,.. et11e ma..
2:00 D DHlll1f11t.,. 111 .. 111: a::> .. .......,. • Jtlltt. .. CC) "Th
~llleiMM" . .................... ..
"c.. ms o.tk a.. ... "T1it n1it U""1"
-2:30-......
3:00 8 lltwle: "k1 rr..tlls" (dre)
'47-Ann Sheridan, Robert Aide.
I Wl!DNESDA YJ
OCTOl8 20
f• .... -.,..,..... latilp, f111te Mt DAYTlllE PIKU.llS. W.., t. ,_ma: ••c:e. lft Ille .... , .....
DAYTIMEllOWS
IO:tO e a:> "S,,llrb" (com)
'6S-E11c Moratombe, [rnrt
Wise. "St [II 1ty LM" !dn)
''8-Rly M1tlan4.
• "Tiie fltallic" (dra) 'SJ-
Clltton Wel>b. Ba.Wra St1nwytk.
11:t0• "r• • lW!u _,,.,.
(dra) '49-811b111 St1nwyc\.
Wendell Coley
12:08 • "WilllMt l"•" (tom) ·•s-Ketbarine Hepburn,
~ntrr Tracy. 1:00 Cll "I C-lm" (dra) 'SJ-
Monteomery Chit. Anne Bliler
2:00 • a:> "R111 A Crtthd Milt" (dra) '69-lou11 Jourdan,
Mary Tyltr MOOle.
3:00 (JI "Kill tt C-" {com) '63-
Terry· Thomas. Eric Sykes 3:30 •ct) "Lttl~reet" (dra)
'70-Jimes frlll(ISCUs. l!fadfoid
[)jllman. Jt1nelte Nolan
•V•MIMG
8!00
fl (f}@CD ell9n
8 @ (f) (Ill G Wtrld Serita
._.. Colll'd. from SPM, with ltvt
cMtfJI• ol the lourtll pme-ll 11ec
ISSllJ. •Starr,.
Cl) "-' ,.,..
•<•<D>~ •'--"' • hftrWce f•llY ...... u
a Sbf '"' GOldrlc~ 0 Diultl .Little ...
-6:30-
• DIMlll Guests mdudt Mtthael
learned, Rita Moreno. Meliw Man cnmer. Maya M&elou •nd Nancy
Dussault.
(f) Wt Qrilfl4lt
•F..ilyNlelr cmrn --· (Dl.lel!ll
7:00
• U.nci. Cl) .., T1lrM s-......
(() Tt T• tM Trwtll
• c:.c-tratlelt • , I.Ml.Icy m n.. F1I
....... DMll
• ""' 5rilfltll • MldW/l*tf ..,....
<a(f)>llMlm
eDmut1cs.t1t1 ........ ...,
-7:30-
.......... Delen ())lllee>'I~ ..... ;....
Cl) $121.000 QMlel
• 1"' 1'*tr'a WIN • .,.., ""° cm CJ) ,., a.. tt1e c...t11 ................
GCMIMMl~T 8$21.000 . ,....
-9:30-8:00
8 (Jl) CJ) (f) 5-' TIMS Wiien
Mldlatl e~tienus t11t pa ns of Ills
first ro1111nce, JJ 's blothtrly ed•t«
pis him the pains ol 1 punch 111 tht
• ALICE , .... Alchie * ..... CM'4J llitl llOW(
fl cm CJ) (f) Alice "° 1nloima
tioll a-n1lablt lrom lllt Netwo<l at
OUt press t11nt mouth' • liiiil,.., c.a .... tM
b ib llliOuah $Ones 1nd slorrts,
loh1111y casll rtcaphlfts tht ltaend,
Jloly ind hmoncal 1mport111Gt of
O> la CfiMa Ilea en*
our 11a\ion's mlloads. e llMie: ct) far) "Sims" (dra)
'69-Dionne Warwu. Stephen Boyd
Cl) .... CC) (Dr) ..... Silelrt.
-.. O.," (dr1) 'Sl-C1an Cable,
Bult Lancaster. •cam> a llMk ..... Jaune Sotnmen poses IS a S1nae1 lo
rnfittrale the Nasll'lllle country mUJrc
sct11e rn search ol a miss1n1 OSI
11ent.
• Metil: CC) (2111) "Tiit °'" s.t" (com) 'S7-Kathutne Hepb111n.
S11tncer lr1ey, G11 Youns.
(fil ..... m WIW WelW tf Waals •"'"111111111 .
• llelt• Vlriety Htllr 9(1)....,
... tilul~ St ......,,... Tlltltrt "Madame
Bov1ry" (R) ID QM9l11rti1 Wrest!Ulc • II..-........ ,,...,..
-1:30-
D BAU FOUi tltiHfl as * llrtltl Gets ..... f tf
Coach's lllssiac Wattll
fl (!?) CD Cl) lal fwl Aller ll1t
tt1m 1r1ns pme one of 1 dollblt
htldtr with Ille WMe So1-mak1111
the11 l1test wrnn1n1 streak one 1n 1
row-CoKll Plnkr reports hiS watch
stolen. 1nd 1 kdtr-1oom tr.-1 is
convtned Birton catches lht blame.
bul 1fttr some clubhouse Shttlot~·
1n1 the use is solved . m111t .. 11ns
@ (f) Cllffrity ~-
9:00
• (Jl) Cl) Cl) Ml Ill tM fttMly
Archie fea11 IOI his life beloft an
Ol>•'•tion, ind thinas go !Tom bad to
worse when he comes f1Ce·lo·lace
10:00
fl WHY A cor KILLS!
• 11£W&UE l""'"
8 cm CJ) Cl) llle .. Kl!PI An
oom .a arr you111 cop shoots and kllls
a suspect, then hints th1t Bum!*
was al111d to hrt. Tht slOfY bldlf
1fttds Bumper's 1tl1honsl11p witb
his fellow olfice11. so ht sell out to
tmk u elusive pair of 1rmed roJ>-
ben w!lo have bun ope1at1n1 on his
btat. Sun Mcelorr 1nd Sherry
Jackson 1uest. .......
Cl) leNAr.I
• (9 Cl)) llJ C'Mrlie's ~tis The Aortls are locktd up in a pnson
tarm .,11t1e the w11den uses the
convicts in a &1111 scllemt
(31~
0) llrlb cit Prit!llWll
-10:30-m mm....,
tB lllPtt*
11:00
B. D""'5 8 Cl)@Cl)(B}(B)~
8 {!21 (f)) QI Lott Utrlu 11
style
(f) SR Hllllt
.CeleWy ....
• Miry Mlftlu1, Miry !Urtlll•
• , ..... Ille lizam cm CI>._. _.. Stlr1
wltll ll1s doctor-1 woman! Vlnneltt _
Carroll Is Introduced as 1 new
re1u11r, Dr. Wynell Thatcher, In this
llrst ~I 1 two·p•rt ep1sodt. a : CC) (211r) ~" (adv)
'6S-Ursula Andress, Chnstopher
lte, John Ricllarclson. Peter Cusllin&.
• ((21 (f)) 8 llflttl As Tony Blrttta ndts 1 cross~ntry bus
llJllll to fetrtl oul 1 dlnatrous
cr1m1111I lrom the pusen1ers, ht is
lollowed by 1n a11n1 master th1ei out
to 1et rt¥tn1e Keenan Wynn auests . cm ..... <t:> Clllf > """' s.ttt " Is" (com) '61-Debb1e Reynolds .
lames Gamtt ID lllttw Grifflll Sllew
•n..~ ...... ~IQIDI'-. 0 (() lillrie: CC) (lllr) "lllmil'• ~" (dra) '62-Jeff Cll111dl11.
Ty H11d111. Petti 8rown, Will
Hutduns. Andrew Duuan
• f 111 .. tllt [qla e Qr11t Ptrfer111111ce1 (3hr)
"M1d1mt Buttertty" Miftlla F1en1,
Chr11l1 ludw11. Placido Dom1n10 an~
Robert Keains 5111 '" this tele~lsion
version of l'uccinf's oPtfl •bout 1
U.S N1v1I offitei who rnl!Tits a
J1puese 1ebh1 and deserts her, but returns ,,,,. lattr to find htr $1111
w11tln1 IOI him .
-11:30-• cm CI> CJJ en ut• M0ti•:
"Tiit ai,u C.ptr" (susp) '73-
Henry Fonda. leon1nl Nimoy D GCIJ(JJ ID--, C..
(I) llle m CM • (8 (I)) Th Wotllu /
lltysttfytf Ille .... ...... an.. 100 a..
12:00 ..... ~--• ellt•lt: CC) "011 Mui 011
w....l" (co111) ·~1-ton-, Randall,
Gin1t1 Rocers. Din D11lef • m M.M: "1MJ Gm Mill A Giia"
(dra) '37-~nur Tra<y emw..11 ID CIMlll1 l4
-12:30-
111 All·IU&M Slit•: "hh<to
9'N4," (t) "lllllaioll Ill h r141iM,"
""--111'1 Yara"
G) lllt•lt: "When To111orrow
Co!Ms" (dra) '39-Clmles Boytr
1:00
D l2Jl Cl) (IA) l omor111W t11t Tiit m e11111
2:00 • MeoM:a:> "Tiit lb(k Car,.t''
(com) ·11-S4nln Saini Jlmes D Ot1bltlUIUt lllowi11: a:> "Co4t ...... Jaaur." "TM
Socl'lt •l'JI" CD M.aiPI SIMM: "Oilo.'' "TM
.... Wit\ ..... u-." "CGIM CleH"
-3:4S-e M.M: a:> "hlltld ., t11t 11n-irlt o...d" {SCI f1)-Pett1 Cush1111.
I THURSDAY I
OCTOIO Zl
hf ...,.. -•""'-' listiiip. ,itue , .. DAm lllE "°'RAMS.
.... "'""~ .. tit Ille •1's--.
DAm MC llOVl£S
10:00 9 "1llil Is Illy MflH" ( m,s)
'37-llafbMa Stanyck, Robtr1
Taylor. "TM Ullilwitt4" (mys)
'44-Ray M1ll1nd
fa "Mr. llMMr1 Goes to
Cell•&•" (com) ·o -Ctillon
Webb, Sh11ley Temple
11:00 e CC> .. ,,,a·s Othu tt C..411tioa" (com) '65-J1ck1t
Gleason, Glynis Johns
12:00 . "Tiit hr Wit• Green
Kail" (dra) '48-bean Stockwell
1:00 QIJ CC> ''Im•&• Is Mr Oestl•J" (dra) '7 l-Ch11s
Robinson, Chu lnar1m.
Z:OO G CC) "Tiit Lou 'od"
(com) '69-0on Knotts
l:OO (JD) wl'llt uJt Wlllt11" (dra)
'62-Tony Britton
l :lO 8 ~ "Tiit Mon•" (dra)
'69-Georae Maha11s
8 111) Sbr Trei • Star ..........
Cl) GolMt' ,.,.. .............
•{QI()))..... e a..MI %1 T..ipt A SOtCtal
G ~ follow·up PIOIJlftl on "The Puult m hrtrWce f..ily Cllildrtn," which pr0¥1des lnfonM·
II» Malt-11 lion on or1an1uho"s to ass11t !e ~ C..,.117 parents of chik11tn 1111~ lurn1n1
IOI _, d!Slbtlillfs.
• Little .... Ill rrke ts ....
-6:30-a £J1cyct1• • ''• Mtw1u
8 Dillllll Guests include Vincent • Ala '-•
Puce, Susan Ctul, Alltll Luddtn ....,~ 8:00 ~Men Griffiil n rAllll.Y E•DAKEllDI m fMlily Affair * D ·THE WAUOIS <llJ CJ) ~ 8 <llJ CJ) Cl) Tiie ..... John m Z..-1 Boy stlfS up COftboversy In Jeltenoft era ~ County and puts hes lam~r Ill pltJSI·
cal dancer when he decides to u 7:00 plore ud write 1bout Am111un
U • @ Cl) Ill llf'ft books be1n1 bumed in Genn1ny.
9 Uln Clllb 8 <II Ill • 'l1llr*7 IM!t:
(I) Illy lllr .. Solla Ttlltlthlt-MI air H tlltrt 11 IO Sb!
Cl) To Tiii tllt T ndtl PIM If Ille w.till Selia (1:) {llir) D Con<MlraliN "Dtf of Ille .llcbl" (s11sp) '73-
ID I !Mt LllCY Edward ro•. Alan Bidet.An ISSISSln II» Tiit fll rs ~ired by a fre11eh under1round
flD Carteols eroup lo kill French President
(21) a.tr 'riffltll Ch1rles Od:1ulle.
fD Tiie lbdleil/ltllftf ~ • lllewie: (llw) "Dr. StrlllltlM"
(Cl.IJ ())) 11oftMD (com) '64-Peter Sellers. Georae C.
ID DrtNtk Stfin Scott, Keenan Wynn.
fB ..._ fa•lly (I) Mtwie: CCJ {nr) "M let ftt
•v•111110 _7:30_ ...,. (dfl) '59-Cla~ Gable.
• (121 (I)) QI Wtlut1t lac& •·.OO II hict Is ltiPI Wt. Juhe and the school nurw set v 9 ..... Mt Oelln up 1 proenm of physical eums and a 8 CJ) <llJ CJ) CB ._ CJ) Tiit 0-. ~ find their biuest obstacle is Gabt-
11 @ CJ) <lJ m Wtrld $11111 8 Tiit '-& S... who hu a fell of doctoo
....... Coft't from SPM fOo' rour Cl) Clll4W c..t1 e 111t1e: (1:) {nr) •tr• OM"
convenience, we hive hsted !he rec G lllt ~·, WIW {dn) ''3-Trrone Powt1.
ulll schedule ind the "altt1n1te" cm @ Cl) llllldl "-• szs.• ~
MQvje !Mt 1t11l 111 at 8 30 1f 1 Sth ID Tiit lfMJ '-di m P'lrry ..._
came is nec:wary <llJ CD Tiit ...,.. ~ • Tta(a ~ ___ __;_ _____________ 0 (I) ... "Tel 1lltM Willie
P•ve 1•
.., II Mlrt" (dr1) '69-Robert
Redford, Kithanne Ross
S lll0tl1: (1:) {Ur) "Th Fii
sa.y" (dra) '59-James Ste.11rt ..... G> F-.. S.CC.r ....... '--'•"'er•
-1:30-
• ....._: Tllltltiw-11111 lit II a
5411 pM IS ~. CC) {Z~r)
"lillAtt Cllartll" (com) '64-Tony
Curtis, Debbie Reynolds, Pat Boone,
Walter Matthau, Joanna Barnes, Mar·
!in Gabel. A wom1n·cll1sin1 playboy
is shot by an 11ate husband and Is
reincamaled as 1 bn utiful &ill.
• (ill (I)) 0 ~r1111 11111111
"The Electlon" A rich man slloplifbnc
hn1erie and a pedestrian hit by a
nyinc toilet seat ere Barnefs biuest
problems on electlOll n11ht.
• OIM Stlry
9:00
8 <llJ Cl) Cl) llftlll flft.O f rvt
bodies m found in tht cnt11 of
Ma11na Loa vobno. and tht mysftrf
becomes eYen more st1rthn1 to
Steve McGanett when ht disove11
who the men we1e i nd what aused
Ille.II dutlls. Pat Htn< &UtslS • ca (I)) a 111t r.., a.... ~-ludc• rruklin l111n1-his stone·ltr•d, sh11p·ton1111d setre
tary-Mjis Reubner-hu 1noth11
Side to her pef'50ftahty wlltn ht aw '* to hi$ home to celebrate her
blfthdly with hi$ family al IM!t: Mii 111' H die 5ttl Wt1N s.rill ... Is ,..,.., (1:) (Ziii)
........,." (wes) '67~Paul lhwman .
• Mm &rifflll s....
..... ffllll Ille ~ .. ...... ,.,,.. ...... w
l\I WEEI<. OCT08ER 17, 11178
fD WtSIOflS/TWo lnlttM11
• ~ 5'WM'1/M4
HinU. Otdet'• ltpt .,..... ... _
• Ybltes "Two Brothers" Tht
story of a youna doctCM who, dtsprtt
hts b!other's tflortl to htlp 111m, ll
unable to cope •ltll his own mtnlll
illntn. Judd Hindi. DI.id ~lbtfa.
Serth Cunnin1ht111 slll.
-t:JO-
• (8 CJ)) 0 •Kr Waller
Slllilf ''TM AnnrttnarJ" Part I It
may be the Kttttridae's 30lh a11niver·
sary but It's • •.Pt hill ol lints IOI
"8lley arid llt11Mlh .TY...,&Yep
10:00
9 <lll CJ) CJ)..,...,*" The
apparent accidtlltll dt1111 of '" 111
char1t1 stNice pilot brlnp Barnaby
1n cont1c1 with an unusual sort ol
l1undry busintu-l1underin1
pmblln1 money from the Blhtmu. .....
(l)leMllD
• (121 CJ) 8 St1Hl1 tf S.11 FrHCilce Stone tnd Robbins have
their hinds fllll llflen 1 mtn offers 1
mUlion·doll11 rewerd ICM infonMlion
le1d1n1 to the 1r11st or duth of the
person responsible tor the rtpt
muider of his uuaht11.
-10:30-..... -~ .... ,...,... ..........
11:00 a•w ea._ 8 9(1)9 111 ... • (18 ())) 9 ltff Al9triCH
St1't CJ) S.. le.t
•c.i.tcJ .... • ..,, Hnllll. ..,, llal1laM
•T.i.lfllltlirlm <llJ ()) .., tilt Stan ....... ~
-11:30-• cm ()) Cl) ca ut• llftlt: llla~-si., 114•; (1:) "Snac•"
(dra) '73-Mlrtln Landau. Barbara
Bain.
8 Gl CJ) Cll G...., c..
CJ) 111t ma.•
8 (121 ())) 0 Strw11 et SM
Frlllda/O. ..... ....... a 1'111100 a..
12:00 ....... ~
G ...... : (1:) "Sittt 11 M h f"
(wts) 'S4-Vtn Johnson, Joanne Oiu
• llltwlt: 'Tu l•ftfMfH (dra)
'35-Victor Mcl.Jaten.
-12:30-
• M·ll!Ot SMw: "l'lta tC Ar-."
CC) ....... 111." "LM lit ,... .. e llltle: "Altwt's llllM" (drt)
'6J-Re11n1ld Kernan. Key MtfllNn
1:00
II 0 Cl) <llD T...,,._
Glllt ma.
2:00 D D11.i1t1atu1 11 .. 1u :
(1:) "fHr Q1ttH fer aa Act,"
"T• Owe , .. si..~
..... Sllew: ..... "'• Ille °"".. "LMy lid"
-3:05-
• Mtwlt: "flllRlc" (dll) '53-
Clilton Webb. S.rblra Stanwyck.
I 8 :00
D tm CD Cl) CIS~~ ._ _______ _. Co\ieraae of the rec;enl l ~rou•d FRIDAY
10:00 e "Tiie P1W..1tt Tllltf"
(adw) '62-Ben C.mra. An11a
lb&nlftr. "litl4•• [11ri1p"
(adv) '47-Marltne lhttr1Ch. RIY
Milland
S CC> "MtlMlty fer ltwtn"
(corn) ·~9-Clilton Webb, Jane ~n. Catol lynley
11:00 e "Tiit St11q1 l"t ti llarth lwtrt" (dral '46-
Barllara Stanwye._ Kirk Ooualas
ll;ot • "YM Oily Utt Oac1"
(dra) '37-Henry fonda
l:tO a CC) "o.c. • Tlllef" (dr•)
'65-Ann·Mararel. Alain Delon z:oo D a:> "TlM Tiii Stranaer"
(wes) '~7-Joel McCrea.
S.-tO III CC> "ll&M 11 Ille Pima"
(d11) '62-Georae H1mr1ton.
()ltYta dt Hn1ll1nd. l :ll 8 a:> "$" lllt.r" (1dw)
'&9-Robert Horton. Sebastian
Cabot, Jill st. Joh~.
ltthl between Muh1m1111d All 1nd
Ken Norton. wtuch Ali won 1A a
tec;hnal knoa·CMll Jack Wllilaktr "
host ol the bout hom Yankee Sta
d1um 1n New Yo<k City, W11h rtn,srde
comments by lllenl Musburtet. Tom
lkooUll1er and Jeny Qua11y D @CJ)(JD D~IS.
" I Orum of Choo Choo lltbtnow1tz''
To impress Lamoni s future motht1
1n·laW, whom lie t1ll$ I "b1phol
schoOl te.cher," Fred decides to cet
into the olhc"I ~ of Woild
Records by st1y1n1 a••-• tor the
1or11nt time on record
Cl) Mnle: a:> (2111) "Ttaclttr's N " (com) ·sa-C111k Gable, Dons
01y, Gic Y011n1. M1m1t Van Dolen • (IJI ())) IUl 0..., & Mlrie
Cl\artey . Pnde. Ctndy W11t11ms. Roz
Kelly and the Pinkettes. Bruce
Kimmel and Jimmy Osmood tuest.
CJ) .._.: a:> (Zllr) "llltr llllJM
It 4iiaftb" (com) '71-Gtorae C.
Scott. Joannt Woodward, Jae•
CuiHord. An ea 1ud1e who btheves he
IS Sht1lock Holmes and a tamale
pS)Clloanalyst named Watson tr~k
down clues 1ud1n1 10 1n eatortlOn
""' D MIN: (C) (Ztlt) "1111 ...,..
(SUS9) '72-An~nette Comet. Ruth I .. __ •_v_•_11_1_11_o __ I ::*~':":!11
•PwrJ ..... a .. ; Ci:> (Zllr) "ni., o.ty UI
llltir lllulm'' (mys) '73-James
C11ner. K1th111ne Ross, Hal
Holb<oo~. J1111e Allyson In a Sllllll
Pacific <:oast 10.n 1 dud W01111n.
IUllJ clothed, IS pulltd from Ille
oetan by htr Dobtrrmn The doc IS
the pnmt suspect for the murdtr but
the police duel believes the animal
111nocent and seeks other clues to the
ci1me .................. moo.-... ,..... u ...... ,,..,..
-1:30-
D tHl Cll lIID G Cllict l tllt
MM "Ch1Co's Ptoblem" ChlCO rnvites
has 11rlfriend for a quiet dinner in his
new apar1mtnl, but tht evenin& ends
'" a QllM!el follolllinc an almost
continual 1nltrruptloll from Ed and
phone e1Hs l!om the hospital wtlere
L1S1 (Patric~ Anne Joyce) is a nurse.
• ~ (1f) "War ralltt" (wes)
'SS-Robert Steck. Peter Gmts,
Cllatles McGraw. Keith linen, Join
Teylot. ·--·aNlctS"'1 ............. e ~ Ytrieey S...
9:00
8 U CJ) D T\• Pru tltt "Helen's llfH" Or Bedford tU111s
Nltllmaku to ana111e a blind datt
for hlS lolltly reuptronlsl. Helen
(lhd1 Con11). "''" ooe al his medtal
students onlJ to d1scovu-afler
tleltft llas bllen held-D'let·lletls m
low-lllaf the JOll"I doctor IS a
llomosulltl •<111(1)) ........ & ,.,.
"The LISI Phantom" Someone IS
lrytnl to do away wttll a movie
dtreetor end Holmu & Yoyo discover
that nt11ty everyone 11 the studio
has 1 r11son fol dolt!& so. As the delecttws $tarch for otller clues, a
sandba1 Is dr09ped on Yoyo caut1ne
him to m•llunclion-thereby com·
p1~1n1 the 1nvest111tion.
-11:30-
• (Ill CJ) ()) llH lashtll1ll
New YOik Knds V$ Golden State
Wan!Oll
• fl) (fl Ill .w.y r...
Mtollt; "TM '-Ill •I h••t
Alie" (dra) '41-Ro:sahnd Rus.sell,
IAth-,n Oo11tl~
• ((2i) ) QtJ lattle lor I~• Wllit•....,. ... ,._
l2f) 1lle 7QO a.
12:00
• lat • Gtwclle Glllewlt: (_C)"\Me b AW"
(com) '63 Glm FOid, Hope luae.
CD Motlt: "M TI11..P Ille lliPt"
(dr1) '4?-Humphrty Botart
ID Ci11t111 l4
-12:30-
• All·lllShl Show: "hici••
latalUH," "Tiie CrosllJ Case,"
Ci:> "Wiii M f•.rt"
-~TllHlrt
Q) lllewit: "Cal'lllHI Story" (dll)
'5-4-Steve Cochran, Anne Baater
QJ) Mitre OHM reetW llltMIJ.U
1:00
D @ m lD lll•nlahl
Sped.al mllltma..
2:00 a .....,..: "Serpallt Y•'" {dla) '41 -C.rt Cooptr, W1ltt1 1kenn1n
D OHlll1f11t•1t ltoriu:
CC) "Mill• c.r.,, .. "T• GMtt Stir
~ ..
• •• Sllw: .... • St.
TrilliMs," "Soll t4 Dr • ....,.t
(llJ (]) 1lle Utt s...
'•''
SATURDAY
OCTOIU 13
MORNING
-5:30-
• llleNs: "M111 frOll UtJll" (wu)
34 -John W1yne "lll•n1,,1d"
(1dv) 48-Roddy McDo•oll Din
O'Her1ihy, Sue En1t1nd
8:00
• S.Qte S.Mattr
D m lilufllY Ill ColnMMy fttclNd
-6:30-
• Ca1Hr1 Tllru limes Mac
1nd1ew hosts
D @ CIJ m Woody Wood·
peUtl
(]) Drawina 111 lllett tilt Mayors
(fl> h's btryllody's llisillW
m Ltt'sbp
Cl> Tiit lllomina Shw a Villi Altare
7:00
8 St.,. It l.ur11i., D @ (]) tll l"irl• P'1nt11tr
(])W..UIMI
• (1211 (])) OJ) Ttia & ltrrJ/
;,,,. ... Sllow
(]) lllltritierl
D YMll & Ille laues
<ml "'°" w.od,.Utr m UtlitRwe
Q) S.. Ytfty Sllow
8 Yep ltr Haltll
-7:30-
• TIM 5uftflMNf C.lll"J
Cl) Crutiwt Writilta
.. Hot fMlt Sllow Im P"iM P'1lltlltr m o..mr,1ns ,.Ill lllci lilffalt
fl) Mister ltortn
8 :00
8 <llJ s,IMmr & r ... ty
• hctsttters
P""1tl lup en-
• (f21l ) 8 i,.-r;..
Ill Tiit ~ .... ,., m llloorit: "lick S!Mt" (wes) '59-
Mark Stevens, Dorothy Malone II) .. ,., ...
at) Vtict of'°''° &l> Sea111t Str"t
-8:30-
D (f1) CD CIJ lllp lutl1y/lloed·
IUllMI lleur
D l21l CI> m lkOuff II faitll for TDdlJ 8 ('211 Cl)) (D ScoollJ Dool
0,llOlllutt Hour
Cl Movie: (1:) "O,mlion Cross
Eaflts" (adv) '69-Rtehard Conte
9:00
D 0 00 a Mtllster S4u4 II fritlllls tf Illa•
lllowie: "Courlct1111 M.r. P'tM"
(dra) '44-CliffOfd Enns
crll lkDutf IM Tllkltla Dos .., "°"'" Riii to ..., fJ:) Oilce Upe11 A Clmic (II)
G>laricltl
-9:30-
fJ (11) T arm: lenl ti Hie .... U D t.1141 ot tilt Liit
Nancy Walker, 11 Nancy Kltterldge, and Wiiiiam Dani.11, H
her husband. Kenneth, are celebrating their 30th wedding
anniversary (their ttrst together, since Ken's always been
away at sea on the date). and they are wearing leis because
Nancy's secretary decorated their apartment In Hawaiian
style fdr the oeoaalon, In "Ttie Anniversary." on ABC's T~e
Nancy Walker Show, Thursday 11 9:30PM.
P ... 11
• ltitttllull
•(QI ())) ID Tht Krtllb _.....
(II.......,
Cl> ..... : CC) "Tlle , ..........
taill" (wes) '55-lea Barler, Howard
Duff
0 (1)~1141 ez...1 G> Al Ola
10:00
• (fl) Cl) CJ) Sllmmlbis "-'
11 @ CI> (11 D Wtt14 Stilts
llMW 11 a 6th aamt is needed to
decide tht strlU. 1t will bt 111ed at
this llmt. Subiect to ch1n1e without
notice
• llewit: CC) "Qvtttl" ...,. ..
(adv) '56-Rhond1 nem1n1. R1urdo
Montalban. m fllewit: "Tiit Lnt ,_ .. (wes) ·~-John Derek. Brodertek CnwfOld
S Hot F• Sllow SI fllfilllty F~
ID s,.111111 MM
-10:30-
CI) Mowit: "01111 AllW" (dra) '41
Herbert lom. Phyllis Di•tY
.. AllMtt ' Costello SYoei &~
m~
11:00
• (11) (]) CJ) An If
• (QI (()) QJJ l111lor Al•ost
Allrtllill "" CD Tl'lltw...tlrt SllM.._.tB ......
TV WEEK, OCT06EA 17. 1978
.. u. httlflls • ,.,.... FllMll a n.. ~ fallily
(Qll (1)).9 a..riull ~
An•RNOON
12:00
8 (11) Cl) (I) f I I Meft
•"' °""' ...... : "CIJ w.H" (ch) '47-
[nol FlynQ, 811bl11 St111W)(k e £astsw.l* m Alfl'H Hltdlcd rr-a ··-a AttilA TIMll.r•
fD llliwals oC Slltrlect Helllles G> El Sllow de (dMJ llmrit
-12:30-.. cm Cl) ()) Way Out &AIMS • .,,., s,.iu WotW m lost NI S,.C.
Cl) Mowit: ''Clll11,apa ftr CHSar"
(com) 'SO-Ronald Colman.
((8) (])) IUl ltCAA ftolball
1:00
D cm (]) (]) flllltU Classic
T• "Misler of the W0tld" Based
Ol1 lults Vetne's novel about an
invenlOf of 1 ftyrnc sl11p who pf ans to
destroy all 1nslruments of war
D COlGATt lllAUGUltAL
• ~ Tt11nis Stirs In
Top $$ cti1111pieMltip.
lilly Jun rtt.ras!I D 8 CJ) <II D Tiit Ctl11te
hlllC"ral Tllllis T..,...... The
Sin11ts rin11s of this J100.000 totr·
~ent from M1SS10n Hills Country
Club 1n P1lm Sp11nrs. Cal.
• lllMlt: "I Wn A lHu'' fruhultl•" (hor) '57 Wh1I
BttseU • s,.ts c:w.tt •la ....,_. at w.tltr.,
eDnulkS.na
-1:30-
(1) aa..: '~I Ck1'° (Kl h) '57
8a1bara Shelley. l\ay Call11d
•llCM ftllMll
• lllwlt: CC) •o.tion tM Space
lllMM(' (sc1·h)-Yasuke N1tsukl
• Sell! Traill
2:00 • ._..en
())~'76 . ,.,..
(ll) CD s.i lrall
• Clu ••i 111111, ""'411
-2:30-
• It '*' All lillds • ......,bit,
CJ) UfO
• o.ttt Utlllti
3 :00 • 5'talt.,.,
(])lllt~I
G Mlflt : CC) "A Mu Alt11t"
(wes) 'SS-Ray M1ll1nd
(JI ..... "Tiit u. " tM lMy"
(wtS) '51-C1tt1 Clrson
• ..ie: ·~ nt. n.rt Wtrt .... "(mys) ·•s-Blrry ritzcmld
(ll) (])CU!lfl ..........
@ CJ) C:..1111 lo lllt CalMi..tes
Qtllli*Pltct
CB IM lllltlldMn
Ill A&Ow1111r1 USA
-3:30-e llt4i1
CJ) $b1 '"' ...... :....-..
0 CJ) f.Mttlel et "°" s f'lrttf • ......,
•• tilt ..... "' tilt 6-nl •~r M1t1ete
4:00 .a.ct .... s. e ••It: o:l "Tll1 lhtt llr~··
(f1lllasy) '40-Shuley Temple.
CJ) Ara's Wol14I
• CiM Ulliftf111 0 (I) ¥eitt of Acflallture a...,.., ... IM4
• Ille* """""' .. tht llltwa (ail Cl)) Friella of lltfl
• s,.111111 ... awiw.-... e v.1c.e•~·
-4:30-• cm CD CIS $111rt1 ~
(I) WIW WIW Wert (J)Adla,....
• PSYCHO tHRtLW * WITH ,Am DUlll
Will HAUNT YOU ...... : ., ..... u .. .., Motlltt"
(mp) '72-Pilly D1t.ke. Rich1rd
lhomu. Rosemary lilurplly.
(9) (.{) s..c. 1"' .........
-~°" (8 ~ .. ~1'1¥11 .... .Clllu ....
ts :OO
8 AMal1'tlttl •(QI Cl)) D HC:'s Wide w.rw .. s,.ts
Cl) lbtleul Cietcr•,.tlk
-5:30-
D (JJ IUl lltWI
Cl) .... Hiil Merica m Ultlt bsols
•V•NINQ
8:00
U II IIll (}) m lltWI a Mt•I•: CC) (nr) "How lo
Fra111t A Fl&&" (com) '71 -Don
Knotts, Joe flynn, El1111e Joyct
• ® ltollsi4t
m ci..u111tt1..i
QJ)())OialOcUt
(ft) ltte"" fD Ofttt u,_ A Cl.t111< m u 1e11a Epou
-6:30-
•• (!lll ) .... 8 '111 Cl) llllC: 111•1 Ct•·
ftr111<1 (60m) Debate beh1ten
Sena101.lohn Tunney 111d Republiain
Ot S I. Hayaka-a (}) ltte"" m s121.ooo Qwstt.it
<ill rn lil(raplly fl)..,
m Sports Cll1llt1111
llll E)'IWitnmlh tts m t11t 1M1111' r.11111y
1 :00
9 Tiit MllHtta Jo.I Crey ruests •E,...._IM....,
la Su.U OL
• ®l S,.C.: "" m ca > m a l19renu ... s....
Cl)Ml•l2
<ll) (]) Htt Haw ao.uy
Em DI. Wllo: C...., Ill S,~
'5 DI. llqtn lmsion Hour
-7:30-
fJ Hert and llft
II Ill Selrdl tf ... CD ..., WilliHli SMw
• Ltt's M e A Dul CI> u~ Woi1ll ..... m
9 (I) WiW llqM a re, c... 111e c-try
fD lltolllJ l'yttloll 's f'lJiftl Cir Clll
8 :00
• (lb (]) Cl) 1Hii11 II'• lllt
"9at '-""'· ~ lrt'#ll (R)
After hav1n1 abandoned his PoSt at
the pumpkin patch for a se1son.
l1nus relurns 10 awa11 lht elusive,
ma11C1I Jack D l1ntern who hn be
come Halloween's symbol
D Qll CIJ UJ D l .. 11uo
Ronn1t Sdlell 1uuts u 1 man whow
love ol cust11d poe nu rly does him
1n-ht nts three ol them prepared
by his h1ncee who nealected lo
rtlri&erale lhem e lletit: a:> (90) "Tiit Sorn1m~
(llOI) '67 -Bous Ktrlolt
('() Mowlt: CC) (tO) "Tiit Ill Sllot"
(cite) '42 Humohm 801art
• ca Cll) fHl """"' " r.,. "Yoyo T1kH A B11de" Yayo and
Muine 1rt supposed to tel n.1tu11I
.tit" thtr 10 u"c1t1ccrm u llo11ey
mooners al a 1eS011 hotel, bul lllt
computen1ed YoYO isn't 1>1ocr1mrntd
to respond romanhully ud she
dotsn't know 11e·s 1 robot
D MeoM: CCl (l~llr) "S,.rtx111"
(an) '60-Kir• 1>o1111as
m szs.ooo "''"'" G) Musk Hall Anltfica
9 Cllildrtn't llllltical Sllft a llltlfit: c211r> ·'Oli.holu tcld"
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S)llltlfit:"HoblH'sCMICt" m llalllt '8 JI.,. .. Ull .... 11 "9(UfM
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• (8 Cl)) ID Mr. T. I Tlu m lftal tilt 11"' • i.,._ ow SMw
9 :00
tJ (J1J CJ) (I) Mirr Tyler able
A IY111"I WIM· TV ne~ bro•dcnt
turns into a homlyin& t•petienct
Wilen 1ncho1m1n led Bader suiters
a hear1 11ta<k while on lhe air
D 9 Cf) <II tm lllC $atwrd1y IMle: CC) (Zll1) u0ir1y Harry" (dra)
'72-Chnl bstwood. Harry ~rd1no.
Ren1 Santoni Eutwood is Callahan a
dttecllve who es an invest1aa110"
•lien a sn1pe1 slays • youna wom1n
ind tllreateM to klll otllers 11 he 1s
nol paid SI00.000
U STAltSIY & HUTCH * TOP ACTION SHOW 8 (9 Cl)) iJll Suray & Hutch
The hw detectives rero on on • eana
leader and his nucohcs prollluhon
and bookmak1n& operations m RAY STIVEMS TOIUTE * Ofl All MEW HU HAW CD Kte Ma Ray Stevens aunts
a> c:.tlact
-9:30-u (Ill .. lltwllAl1 Sllow
The Hartley ipartment becomes 1
hot 1nd cold battlearound when lht
rood doctor dtclam psycholo1te1I
wartare on his landlo1d.
8 T wlll<l Zone
C[l Steye Allefl'I l.1111ll·lac•
10:00 u cm rn Cl) Tiit C.ral Burnett
Sllew Steve L1wrence eutsls
8 TtrrJ Dtllall .. Sllew a ((21) CJ)) U Most Wuted
"The Sl1wef'' The kMlnapoin1 of 1
(Hetty co ed and the disappearance
TV WEEK. OCT08EA IT 1978
ol othet youn1 women across the
country, Piiis Capl hers and h"
sulfon a 1ra1I of white sl.tmy From
Los Aneeles to Blnekok m 11ews
"' llottt o. .. fet(~ H4cM!r~h • SaMllfal DNdift a Crwtwrt fut11m
SI VisiMs (Rl
0> Musiul Variety Sllte m Lou e:.r. SNw
-10:30-u Collere Footban la fr-Fair ftlUI
11:00
UD8CIJ<lm et@ .....
llfl "-.. tllt ..... CD Jlleorie: "YM'll U.t M.J ...U..r"
(susp) ·n -Pally Duke a> SilNSttr Cilltiu
tD CJj MM· 12 a Colleat Football
(12Jl (J)) b1 Hlllllbard ilJ Tiit Fr1nl1t blldlll SM C8> lllo¥1t: CC> "OM r .. t in l+tlt"
(dra) ·so--.11n Ladd. Don Murray
-11:30-u USC fOOIMll USC vs Dre1on
SI ale
.. (2]) C[l r.IaJ m S.tu1d1r
Ni&llt
Mtwit: "Thi f11th111d Ser
pelt" {dfl) •8-Rol1nd W1ntm
• lllowit.: <tJ "Tiit Ciatln11tl llid"
(dra) '65 Sttvt McOueen
lllofit: <Cl "The Eiecut*t of
Pr!Yate S""'" (d11) 73-Mt11tn
Sheen, Ned Be1lly
O frlfht llitht
(l7J rn Tiit m Club
12:00
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1:00
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deu of Elec~ra." "Ten Wanted "'-"·"
"Slaurtiter of tllt V1mpirt1"
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'TEN WHO DARED'
Anthony Quinn makes a departure from his usually
rugged role) to act as host or"Ten Who Dared," a docu-
drama SCrtCl> l() ht ~ynd1cated IO January or '77.
TV WEEK, OCTOBER 17, 1$178
SUllDAY, OCTOIO 17
UICI 8 CC> "Sllwt Wal lf ~ (d11) ·n -James Brolin
l.-00 D CC> "Swet War If H11ry FriU" (com) '69-Plut Newman ID CC> • .._ 1-· (d11) '40 Clark ~bit. Spencer Tracy
9:00 U CC> "flt• b ltle ,....._" (d11) 64-Cltnn ford. Nancy kwan
8 Ca Cl)) 8 CC> "ffnitc &dies" (dra) '76-Desi Alut Jr . Adotnnt &rbt1u
It would be ea.)y to imagine Quinn swathing his way
1hrough West Afm·a or the Congo. braving the ngors of
the South Pole, or ~longside lhe ten adven1urers whose
epic journeys mlo the unknown are portrayed on the
BBC-T1me-L1fe series he namues. MOllDAY, OCTOIO 11
In w mc 40 years. Quinn has starred in over 140 sirong. l:OO D CC> "lllMsttf lift" (sci h) '66-Nick Adams
diverse parts call ing for IK>th physical streng1h and Cl CC> "J~ at lhlrtt1"11" Plrt I (dra) '6l -Mu1m1lh1n
H ' l d J h td l k Schtft, Spencer !racy courage as an ac1or rs exp ore ro es 1 a1 wou oo t:OO D ID ct) <Ill ID lC) ~rioci ....._•...,.Yon" (adv) •76_
like Mount Evere~t lo mo)t performers-in "Zorba the Roetr Moore. Jofln HustCHt
Greek." Viva Zapata," "Lu~t for Life." "The Guns of 8 CC> "Tiie 100 llifltr" (ad~) '69-lim llrown IUquel Wekh
Navarone." and "La Strada." to name JUSl a few. He also TUESDAY, OCTOl£119
wrll ~tar tn Franco Zetfrrell(s "The Life of Jesus." airing l.-00 8 (t) "ilftri.ltt •Ille hcb" (com) '6S-frank Sinatra. Oebofah Kt tr
on NBC' next ~pring. Cl ('C) "hlclao-t 1t lhlr .. lltrf'' Concl (dra) '61-Maumrlhan "In real life, I am perhap~ ten different people at the Sthell
same hme," says Quinn. "I'm an actor, a sculpter, a 1:30 U CC) '1:111 C.11" (mus) '60-Frank Sinatra. Louis Jourdan
painter. a director, a father, a husband, even an architec1. W£0fl£SOAY, OCTOIUI 20 . 1:00 e CC) "Sin"" (dra) '69-0ionne Warwick, Stephen Boyd I sing. I wr11e books. My own life must be full-full lo the Cl CC> "The~ Sot" (com)'57-kllhanne Hepburn, Spemr !racy
maximum. Maybe that's why I'm able to play so many 9:00 D CC> "Siie" (1dv) '65-Ursufe Andress. John Richardson
different types of characters in films." THURSDAY, OCTOIH 21
Certainly he's had one of the most versatile careers in 1:00 D 0 Cl)<ID>D ('C)"Dayof1t1t Jacbl" (SUSI>) '73-Edward ro~. Afan !Ndel ,,,. all media. including television. He starred briefly in a e ('C) "DI. Sir•...,. .. (com) '64 -Pttti Stflers. CtOllt c Scott ~ries, "The Man and the City." 1oured in "A Streetcar Cl Cl:) "Ctuil OM" (dra) '43-Tyrone Power. Anne Buter
Named Desirt'" for two years. starred in 01her theatrical 1:30 D CC>·~ C..rllt" (rom) '64-ICHtr Curtis. ~bb1e Reynolds
productions. and appeared in such films as "Attilla the FllDAY, OCTOIO 22
Hun." "The Brave Bulls," "The Magnificen1 Matador," '-•D CC> "fatllef "-"(com) 'Cary Grant. ltsllt Caron l.-00 D ('C) "Tiit...,.. (suso) '7?-An1ane1te Comer "Ulys:.e:." and "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." 1:30 • '1111 'aillt" (lllH) 'S5-Robtrt Stact Petti Craves
At 21. ht' was given h1) first sma II role as a convict in SAru.GAY, OCTOIEJ 23
the 1936 film "Paroles for Sale" Even though i1 was a ':GO 8 ('C) ""-a. r,_ A fia" (com) 'll-Oon Knotts, J~ nrnn
k h f · d 1:00 8 ('C) "Tiie Stfaftr'' (hor) '67-Bous KarloH non-spea ing part. 1s per ormance was menuo nt' D {C)~ (ld'f) '60-Kuk Douclas. Jun Simmons
favorably by the Hollywood trade papers. 9:00 D @ Cl) Cll O CC> "Oirly llMry" (dra) '72-Clinl Eastwood
"But at the begmnmg. I had no great ambitions to be 1---------------------
an actor." Quinn relate~ "I took film parts and.did other
work only 10 pay for my studies al an architecture school.
His first big break ca me when he won a par1 as a
Cheyenne Indian in Cecil B. DeMille's "The Plains-
man," and at the same lime mel the film producer's
daugh1er. Katherine:, whom he married Oct. 2, 1937.
They had live children and were divorced in 1957. He
married again in 1962 and became the father of three
more children. He and his wife lolanda live in Rome.
Peter Strausa (center). 11•rt •• Rudy Jordache, James
CarrOll Jordan (right) pla.,a Silty Abbott, aon or Julie Abbott
Jordache and Gregg Henry (left) portrays Wnley Jordache,
son of the late Tom Jordache In Rich Man, Poor Man on
ABC Tue.days al 9PM.
:! • _,.
flm Jord1n hu been
algned to suat In the "Old
Is Gold," segment of NIC's
Chico ind the Min. The
79-yeu·old Jord1n, who
was fibber McGee on the
NIC bcHo 1eries, "fibber
McGee and Molly," for 21
ye1r1, ""*"his television
.ictlng ....,t In the role of
Mr. Muwell, 1n elder!)'
mufflet mechank hired by
g1r1ge owner Ed lrown
(J.ick Albertson). Chico
.ind the M.in 1t1n Albert·
son and Freddie Prinze,
1nd 1ln on NIC, frid1ys .it
l :JOPM.
• * * Producllon hH begun
on "The Min From Atlan·
tk," 1 two-hour pilot fllm
project for NIC. The
1quatlc 1dence·flctlon
program 1t1n Patrick
Duffy, lellndl Montgom·
ery, Victor luno, Art Lund
and Dean Santoro, ind
centers around the ul1·
tence of Muk Harris
(Duffy)-the last 1urvlvlng
citizen of the underw1tet
h1tNt1t known u Atl1ntl1.
* * * Glori• Stroock hu been
signed u a recurring regu·
Lu on NIC'1 McMllLln se-
riet, In the role of M•ie-
M.lc's new tttretary. Rode
Hudsoti •• stu of the .erift
tffft IS fNl't of the NBC
Sund1y Mystery pretenf.i•
Clom.
* * *
Academy Awud·win·
nlns composer Leon1rd
Rosenman ("larry Lyn·
d on") ind Audemy
Awud·wlnnlng lyrlclsu
Al.In Ind M1rilyn l~m1n
("The W1y We Wen'') will
cofflborate on the theme sons for "Sybil," Lorlm11
Production•' four-hour
tele11l1lon 1dapt1tlon of
the bett~selllng book by
fl0ta Rhet1Schreiber,1t1r·
ring Jo1nne Woodw.ud
incl Siiiy Flekl. The tpecill
wiH air on NIC (In two
~·> November 14th 1nd
lSth Oft "The Ilg Event.
* • * Robert St1dt, st., of
AIC'I "Mott Wanted," h
once 1g1ln beln1 re·
minded of the m1ny
1!Mnltlel of fife 1 1erles
1t1r h.t1 to 1lve up bttau~
of demanding produdlon
.chedulel. Since his series
st1t1ed filming, Robert ind
Mrs. Stick hid to turn
down 1n invlt11ion to ~
the guests of Prlnceu
Grace of Monico, ind 1n·
other to Join Bins Crosby
hx • week of golf 1t the
famous Glent13les Course
In ScotLlnd . . .,, .
How1rd Cosell, televl·
Non'f best known sports
commentator, hu joined
the roster of contributors
to AIC's Hrly morning •t-
ries "Good Morning Amer·
lei." Cosell's h1rd·hlttlng
commentules on the
worid of sports, occulon·
1lty controversl1I but 11·
w1ys Interesting, wlll be
Sttn e1eh Thund1y morn•
Ing. COffU hu been a com·
mtntator on AIC's
Monday Nishi Foolb•ll
slnct Its Inception seven
ye..n 110 and k contld·
ered America's foremoar
authority on boxing. Since
the lite 1950s, he hu re-
pc>fted on nurty every ma· Jor boxing ch1mplon1hlp
covemt by lhe AIC Radio
or Tdevltion network. In
lddlton, he It 1 contribu·
tor to ABC's Wide Workt
of Sports 111d a variety of
Sports Spedals. He hostl
to shows NCh week under
I~ tltle of "Speaking of
Spon1H on the Ameriun
Contemporary Radio Net·
work ind flvt lonl radio
show e~h week undef the
11me lltle. Ht also presides
ov~ 1 half-hour u1dlo pro-
gram on Sunday nlghls,
lltled "SpeHlng of Every·
thing." CC>ffil's multl·flce-
ted career In btoadcutlng
began on AIC Radio In
1953 and h.u 1rown to In·
elude • wide vulety, of
roles. He wu named
lr0.tdclfter of lhe Year In
1914 b)' the lnlernallon1I
bdlo ind Ttlevblon Socl·
ety, and covered the exclt·
Ins boxing comp~ltlon 11
lhe recent Olympic Games
In Montrul. In addition to
his broaduatlng 1ctMlles,
Cotdf Is also the 1uthor of
two book•-"llke It 11,"
ind "CC>fffl,tt incl hu con·
ducted a 1erle1 of lectures
at Y1lt University for 1
fully accredited course,
"Ilg Time Sport• In Con•
temporary America."
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