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VOL. 69, NO. 298, 6 SECTIONS, 92 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY~ CALIFORNIA:
By TOM BARLEY
Ofti..DallyPlleCSUfl
~ oCfer for the Irvine Com-
pany that is expected to top the
recent $200 million Mobil OU bid by $70 million wiJ.J be be made
public ~onday, the Southern
Califomfa representative of the
bidders confirmed Saturday
night.
Burns Lee, bidding !or Cadillac
Fairview Corp. Ltd. of Toronto,
refused to confirm reporta that
hia company was prepared to
pay as much as $270 million for
the 8,415,000 out.standing ahares
of stock.
"Our announcement will be
made Monday," be said, "We
hope to conclude a deal and
we've been working through
negotiations for some time now."
IT WAS LEARNED Saturday
night that Lee's announcement
was drafted arter bis· company
concluded discussions with
trustees of the James Irvine
Foundation, the principal stock
bolder in the Irvine Company.
Irvine Company president
Raymond Watson commented
from his home Saturday night
that be was aware of theoegotia·
tiona and the offer being made by
the Canadian firm.
"We have a high regard for
them," be said. "We've done a
lot of checking on their back-eround and we've been very im·
pressed by what we've learned
about them.
"But the offer Isn't the end of
the road," Watson warned.
"There could be other offers~ possibly topping this one, ana
the Cadillac Fairview bid will
still have to be placed before the
cou.rt."
COURT ACTION sparked
when Irvine heiress Joan Irvine
Smith filed an Orange County
SUperiQr Court lawsuit challeog·
tng the foundation's acceptance
ol the Mobil offer was sidellnedlO
Discord Dominates Debate
LOS ANGELES CAP)-U.S.
Sen . John Tunney and
· Republican challenger S.I.
Hayakawa disagreed sharply in
· their first televised debate Satur·
1 day nigbt over Tunney's role in
l cutting off covert U.S. aid to
Angola and Hayakawu's pro·
posai to sertd unarmed troops to
Africa.
Hayakawa said a Senate re-
solution sponsored by Tunney,
which the Democratic senator
claimed averted a war, "gave
the Communists a green light to
take over in Africa wherever
they want."
TUNNEY said Jl ayakawa's
troop propos al, whic h the
publican claimed could give
African nations an example or in·
tegration in action, would make
the troops "a lightning rod for·
passions apd internecine tribal
wars." /
The one-hour debate also ln·
eluded disagreements over
Hayakawa's proposal to ease
child labor laws and Tunney's
plan for a $15·billion tax cut.
The candidates agreed they
both would federalize the na-
tion's welfare system, possibly
with a negative incQme tax or
cash grants replacing some
social services for the poor.
THEY ALSO AGREED In op-
position to constitutional amend·
ments baruting busing and abor·
tion and in support of the Bl
bomber.
The lines were drawn most
sharply on economic issues. Tun·
ney called for a tax cut and
federally funded jobs programs
to reduce unemployment ;
Hayakawa said it should be done
by encouraging business ex-
pansion and reducing federal
spending.
Fifty years from now, Tunney
said, "people are going to say we
were savages" in permitting
high unemployment. He said bis
$15-billlon tax cut would put
more money in the hands of con·
sumers and stimulate the
economy.
"l'M NOT SURE I agree,"
Hayakawa s aid. "I'm not enough
or a politician to promise a tax
cut when it will be inflationary."
He said jobs should be created
·'by telling business, especially
small business, prosper, by re·
lieving business of over-
I NEWY~~~~r~ B~~~~~~~ous~~~~!.M'sm-
Sen. Sam J . Ervin Jr. says in a was the ranking GOP member of vitation. It was the day before
w book that he suspects the committee. Nixon fired Cox.
'Senator Howard Baker and I The thrust or Ervin's account d been 'zonked' by President The account appears in an ap· is that be suspects -alt ......... •b be pendix to a new book by Samuel •.uu.& on" -tricked by a Nixon Dash, counsel to the Ervin com· adds "I cannot,._b any proof
· oy, just before the "Saturday mittee, entitled : "Chief Counsel: for thil susplcion" -that the
ght Massacre," to belp Justify Inside the Ervin Commlttee _ meeting was stm1Uy a ploy to set
ixon 's firing or spectal pro· The Untold Story of Watergate... up an annoucemeqt of an agree-ecutor Archibald Cox. ment betw~en El'vin and Nixon At the time Ervin, a . North It is being published by Random that -would make Cox look un·
arolina Democrat , was HousebereNov.l. reasonable.
bairman of the Senate Ervins s ays be and Baker
atergate Committee and met with Nixon in the White <See PLOY, Page A2)
coors WAKE LEAVES SHIMMERING PATTERN ON CONTROVERSIAL WATERS
~ pper Bay Battleground
Proposals Stir Bay Devewpment Foes
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ofti.. Dally PlletS'°"'
Upper :Newport Bay, tor years
the center of cootroversy unW lta
eontrol was
a11umed by
ibe state,
a1ain ls
~I 'D\l SPt·:f I \I.
the Newport Beaeb city council:
He was elected in April in part on
the baals of the constituency be
atablilbed Jn bi.I three years u
president of the Friends. He ls a
biology prof euor.
related issues. auch aa the
University Drive extenskm.
regulation and over -taxation."
Tunney, who departed from
the usual incumbent's role in
calling for debates after early
polls showed him trillliog, was on
the attack much 6ftheevening.
HE OPENED BY criticizing
Hayakawa 's proposal to ease
minimum wage and child labor
laws, steps the Republican says
are needed to open jobs to
teenagers.
''You don't lower the minimum
wage'"to allow children to com-
pete with their parents for jobs
when there are 7.S million un-
employed," Tunney said.
Hayakawa said be stands by
bis propos al, n ot because
children need jobs to increase the
(See DEBATE, Page.\%)
Story Says
Officials on
Korea Dole
WASmNGTON <AP> -The government of South Korea fun-
nelled between $50,000 and $1
million a year to tJ.S. con-
gressmen and other officials in
c.ash, gifts and campaign coo·
tributions in the 1970s , the
Washington Post reported in· its
Sunday edition.
The paper, citing "sources
close to a major Justice Depart·
menl investigation of these ac-
tivities," said that more t.ban 20
present and former congressmen
were under investigation.
A Justice Department
spokesman declined comment on
the report.
THE PAPER said South
Korean ·President Park Chung
Hee personally directed a ring of
South Korean agents who dis·
pensed the money and gifts lo
"create a favorable legislative
climate" !or South Korea.
The key figure in the ring is a
Wasbington·based South Korean
businessman, Tongsun Park, ac·
cording to the Post.
Black Cat
Bad Luck?
SAN DIEGO CAP) -
Charlotte King seems
always to be having bad
luck at Halloween. Tbfs
year, it came a bit early.
She moved into a new
house this week ,and tacked
a cardboard cutout of a
black cat to her door to
mark th e Halloween
season. Friday, a bolt of
lf ehtnine struck the
house, setting afire the
bedrooD} ahar~d by ·her
three Qhil4'en.
"MY' son JcSbb had
warned me to be cm'dul,
Halloween is coming,"
Mn. King aaid.
days ago wben Cadillac Fairview
came Into the picture.
Founda'tloo lawyerf wer._
granted a del., of the bearing
until Oct. 28 with the e~ation
to Judge James F. JUdge that
they mi1bt have another offer to
add to the_ bulky flies WbeD ~
actionreaumes.
Mns. Smith'• lawyers are ask-
ing Juclge•Judge to make perma-
nent • temporary injwiction gran~ against the Mobil sale
$,bortly alter sbe took legal action
agailllttbefoundp~
MJL Smith ~etniw as mae•
t<10 ~ lbe Mobil offeD Of • a lhre lo .. toundab Aoc!k &!Mt
represents a SC.5 pereenUnt~ bi the Irvine Com~. . . ..
SHE CLAJ81 thst th&oflek' 1j
unfair ta m1Dorit1 stockholders.
Mrs. SmltJi contra112M percent ot t.be Irvine Comp'mly stock.
Kn. Smith cowd not be con-·
<See IRVINE, ... e AZ)
Skting One Owt
R)>an McLaughlin, l \.'l, of Mi&Sion Viejo takes a seJt next
to a ··~ew friend" while bis mother checks out craft ex-
hibit at the F'arewell to Swall<>W• festival in San Juan
Capistrano. Festivities continue today just south of the
mission with puppei shows scheduled for 11 a .m., 1 p.m.
and 3 p.m . along with square dancing and art exhibits.
Final Flourish
Carter Eyes
'Tight Spots'
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) -
With the presidential debates·
behind him and the election only
10 days away, Jimmy Carter bu
turned his attent,ion to turning
out the vote in states where bis
race with President Ford is con·
sidered tight.
At rallies in New Jersey and
Virginia, the Democratic pre-
side n ti al candidate urged
thousands of people who greeted
hJm not to be apathetic about
politics and to vote on Nov. 2.
"WE CAN challenge
ourselves to strive for excellence
or we can whine and moan and
withdraw when we have inevita-
ble failures," Carter told a crowd
of more than 10,000 persons in
Alexandria, Va.
Aides have said voter apathy is
the biggest threat to Carter's
election, since the voting blocs
most favorably included to his
candidacy. auch as blacks, have
a record of not turning out in
great ndmbers to vote. J
CUTER PLANNED TO re·
tura to his PlainS, Ga., bome
Saturday nl1bt to make some
laat-Clllnute television com-
m•clals and rest up for bis final
seven ~ay campaign swine throu8b Dhae key states.
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Ford Blitzes
Weak·Areits 1
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -
Keeping a 4ebate P&edae, Presi-
dent F?rd abanBoned personal
attacks agal'18\ Jimmy Carter
Saturday as be launcbed a fiuJ
10.day cross-eountry campaign
tour and a U milllc:a radio and
television blitz ..
The President announced he
bas taken steps to make it easier
for farmers to obtain boos~
loans. And the White Home pras
office disputed statements
Carter made in-their Jut debate.
POBD SPOKE befor; ..
large, enthusiastic crowds at the
Virginia capitol in Richmond an4
at the J'<iorth Carolina falG-
grounds kl Raleigh. •
He then attended tbe seCOP._d
hall of the Notre Dame.soutb
Carolina football aame in Coluta:·
bla, shakln1 1:t11'11twttJUlae team' captains at mlcl·fteld, IMlore fly:
Ing to Pasadena, Cali!., to epepcl
the night.
White House /ress secretw
Bon Nesaen 1ai the Ford cam-
paign will staie a medla satura-
tion blitz ln the last 10 ck)'s ·at
the campal1n. ·
Ne11en alao ahnounced the
Prelldent will tapo eilbt fi•e-
mlnute statements on t1ie 1--
to ti. broadcast on nationwldt
radio atarttns Monday. ·: 'becomlna a
batUecround
where en -
•lronmental
and pro -
development
laet loJl•
Williama noted recently that
the obstructionist role ls one that
la forced upon tbe groups by the
nature of their ouUook.
.. Because we see the bay as
sometbint unique and terribly
special that oqht to be pre·
served for future ceoerations, we
are put lnm a..Jto-ectloo role as
opposed to people who want to do
something such a1 buUd a road or
put in a sewer line.
Instead, the group spomon in·
formaUonal meetinp. However:
one 1ucb informatJoaal meeting
about University Drive wu at-
tended by a dozen SPON mem-
beni, two representatives of the
state Department ot Fl.sh and
Game, whlcb oppoeea the road,
and. one man from the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Com·
merce wblc!b ls asking for an en-
vironmental Impact study on the
.road extemlon.
ft°" ·1· II I·: INS D ltl·:
Clash. HT"°""
The 1environmentallstl are Ol'·
1ulled iato two prominHt
1_roup1 -The Friends of
Jfewport Bay and SPON (Stop
Nlutlnl Our Newport).
Recently. tbe pro-development
facUons have taken the form of tr.e .,enclea in\erested ln build· Jdl a sewer llne ln the Upper Bay
and in extendtn1 University
Drive around the bay.
These two proposals have
llroqbt the conllict Into rocus,
forcing the environmental
~to tak.e what one member·
illcribel as an obstrucUonlat at-.....
JIQ WWi..,. ts a member of
"That means that the de·
velopers, the people wbo want to
make tbe chaaPI are seen ln a
po9ltive action sort ot Wai and
because we are reactinc to their
proposals, we are aeen as
nesatlH a~d obstructioal1t ...
tQI Williama.
Tbe obltructlonllt problem ls
such that Jean Watt. president of
SPON, s-.ya her ~member or-
SIJlluUoa bas clldded DOl to
t.ake 1tuda on nrtoua ~a.J:
Chamber represeatatlve Vin
Joqen.aen said be doesn't believe
there wu a nal excbaftle oHn,
formation and views at tbat
meetin1 ... Mott of the people
the.re already had made '-'P tbelr minds, .. be charged.
.An~er problem faclna the
hro enVironmeatal ortanlutions ii one ot manpower and ...._t.
1be ll'rienda orfanbed ID 1987 wben Ha Piimary role wa to op.
pole lrvlae CompaJ plant for
lntenalve dnelopment
Since then -1n part due to U..
Intervention of the Frimdt -
cmtrol of the Upper Bay baa
CleeUPn,MT, .... ,\I)
VM'ING AHEAD -Have you
made up your mind about the two
contN>verslal initiatives, three
J:K>nd proposals and 10 other
mieuu.ree that will be on the Nov.
2 ballot? A summary of the Pl'Cll
and cou affect&aa is state pro-~ •PP9•• oaPace A7. . ..
IU.NDLB BAJUJ ..._A Cblcqo
llul• club bu a new tffhnique
tbatm•f apNadbert.Membett
pedal from pub to pub -eometlmea al( nllbt~ '11wY tell
how the1 baJa.noe tbelr bllcycl•
Dl tbe wee boon and wby they
pnf• tblt euroiae to Pl'9Vloda • method.-of eperatlon. SM P.Ce ~
TWO "111!EL8 -Do is tbe
mostly likely to be hurt in a
motorcycle accident, the novice or the joy.rider? Thom IACoq ot
the Daily Pilot staff exam.infll the
at.atlstlcs and a Saddlebacll;
Collete driving safety course for.
llceDlllngcycllataopPale&l.
QUAKING COASTS -Will a
Santa Ana lUvtr Oood eontrol
project c:nat. a blUer .earth·
quue Uu-eat? Kathy Clancy'•
•tor1 on die locaJ pred.icamen.t ls P9ind,,,. u A&IOCi&t.ed Pteal
artiele~ by EMt Co.at stiolOO ts aot u ICW'dy u most
peijple tld.nt. See Pqe Bl.
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L doun.J Beach
Whoosh ! Expression Defa c ed
A UC Irvine coed who said "I don't like the mural" took
a can or spray painl last week and de,slroyed a Laguna
Beach wall painting that. took three youths six weeks to
paint. Charges again.st her were being sought from the dis·
trict attorney's office. ''This is absolutely insane," lament-
ed ooe or the arlist.s.
. ""'''' Subsidy: Rent and Rave?
Several Irvine Company apartment complexes may be
involved in a proposed federal rent subsidy program ex·
peeled lo begin Nov. l. The program would aid individuals
making up to $7,800 per year and families with eight mem·
hers earning up to $15,600, for example. They would pay
roughly 25 percent of their gross income for rent, with the
government paying the rest.
Newport Beach
Missing
Opponen t.
A scheduled debate turned into
a one-sided affair last week when
Republican Assembly candidate
.Tames Slemons bowed out at the
last minute from a confrontation
with Democrat Ron Cordova at
Saddleback College. Slemons
said he had been advised by his
attorney not to appear in public
discussion during "an investiga.
tion."
... Attracts
Competition
"Such irresponsibility" \o the
voters prompted Marian
• • Bergeson, who finished second to
Slemons in the June primary, to
start a "vigorous write-In
campaign" lest the GOP lose the
Assembly seat. The Harbor Area
school trustee said she would re·
lease a list of her supporters Mon·
day and sptmd the next elgbt days
instructing voters how to put her
name on the ballot when the poll·
i1ti places contain only rubber
stamps or computer handles .
Mission Viejo
Make No Bones About It
Paleontologists were having a whale of a time last week
with a fossil found recently on a dam at Mission Viejo. The
baleen whale remnant, estimated at seven to nine million
years old, could help identify other isolated bones found in
the area, a ..spokesman from the Los Angeles County
Natural History Museum explained .
Cost,1 Mesa
Won derland
Of Politics?
It's like Tweedle Dee and
Tweed.le Dum, but maybe one is
a bit dumber than the other,"
commented Margaret Wright,
· candidate for president on the
Peace aod Freedom Party
ticket. She told an aud.Jence al
Orange Coast College in Costa
Mesa that the two-ll':"t .system la• mJih, ~.,ct 'rm not
..-l'd wiritt to win ebe elec·
!tl6ft," A moment later, tlte blatt.
c andidate added that she
••wouldn't mind ma"ing the
White Holl5e less white.''
H untinqton BP.1ch
Vote ·s ets Wheels in Motion
Plans to build three b'lkewar.; along Pacific: Coast JUlhway it) Newport ~ach .:nd Huntington Beach were ap.
proved last w11k by Orange County su2tr'Vilors. Coats ot
the routes wtll be shared with the citlu. One bikew ay wUl be
between Warner Avenue and Beach Boule9ard iQ Hunt-
tqtoa Beach; ttie others Crom 58tb Strut to &alboa.
&u.levard and from 49lb Street to Newport Bou~vard ln .Newport Beach.
Cat Ladg Prowls
Defaci.gg , . IDybOy Secretaey Adores Feliii.es
0 "r-1•me' cmcAGO <AP>-Lateahugbtoratthecractof '-....t dawn -when the clty b subdued and meow can be
beard -Ellen Y anow stalks the streets and alleys
lookiqtor loalcata.
.
traeldn1 down a cat. She got to know its habits, what
it ate, what trails lt followed. But sbe (OUJdn 'l catch
it. Finally, she cUrnbed dowm a manhole and set a
b'ap &DaODC the P'i* \UlltW tbe ~n Hid Mrs. BJ PBIUP &06111A.a1N Of flMt 0.llf l'ilel u.tt
The district attomey's office
declined to cet into the art critic
business Friday.
Hal llor1an, a11lstant district
attorney, told Laguna Beach
police h1a office would not rile
charges against a UC Irvine coed:
caught defacing a beachfront
mural last week.
Police said Morgan explained
that alnce the mural was painted
apparently without perinission,
people who added their own
touches t.o the piece could not be
held liable to the ~rtists.
The mura,l, near the Hotel
Lquna, was painted last June by
Laguna Beach High School stu-
dent Kent Mathieu, bis elder
brother Marc and another
Laguna Beach youth, Bryn
Barnard. Titled "Full Moon," it depicts
an esoteric 20th Century sea god
and landscape. It was well re-
garded by many in the Art
Colony and had escaped the
criticism of graffitists all sum-
mer .
But la.st Friday, one 23-year-
old resident ··rho did not regard
the painting so highly carried
four cans ot gold spray paint to
the beach and, walking back and
forth along the mural, emptied
her spray can onto it.
She was still hard at work
when a Laguna Beach policeman
stopped her.
The Mathieu brothers, who
preferred the artwork as it was,
have vowed to repaint the
damaged portions of the mural.
DEBATE •..
family income. but because work
is a growing-up experience which
be claimed is being denied
today's youth by obsolete reslric·
lions.
•'THESE ARE NOT adult jobs
belng lost,'' he said. "The pre·
sent minimum wage job does not
attract adults, but that minimum
wage denies jobs to teen-agers."
On foreign policy, Tunney said
the U.S. sbould intervene with
economic sanctions but never
with troops in Africa, and pro-
vide "moral support" but
nothing more to any future re-
bellion in any Eastern European
country.
Hayakawa said he wouldn't
make that statement.
"In a sense, it's like dealing all
your cards in a poker game."
Tunney said he favored ma-
jority rule in African nations.
Hayakawa said he favored it "so
Jong as there is proper protection
of minorities."
HAYAKAWA Al.SO SAID the
U.S. "should, in the long run,
consider" a possible withdrawal
from the United Nations. In the
short run, he said, he favors the
sort of outspoken criticism of
U.S. adversaries that was prac·
ticed by former U.N. Am·
bassador Daniel Patrick
Moynlhan.
Jn another area, Hayakawa
said he opposed the the proposed
Equal Rights Amendment.
Tunney is an ERA supporter.
Afterward, both men said they
were pleased.
Narcs Grab
4-ton Haul
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Police
say they have confiscated an
estimated four tons of marijuana
In a raid on a residence in the En·
canto area.
Police said the marijuana had
already been broken down into
kilo packages for sale. T~ey
estimated its street value at
more than $1 mjllion.
Five persons were taken into
custody during the raid by the El
Cajon police and the county
narcotics lask force.
OAANOE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Th&31-year-oldpresldentofTreeHouse-anon-
profit cat shelter -says she has found about 100
strays in thelut two years.
The "Cat Lady" la a secretary at Playboy
maguine and usua1Jy does her sleuthing with two
other volunteers so more ground can be (()Vered.
They post notices, talk to neighborhood children and
try to learn the traits that might help tracking down
themi.Ssingcats.
"I KNOW I MAY LOOK ridiculous out looking
for cats and I 'm always getting stopped by
policemen wanting to know what a young lady is do·
lng roaming around late at night with a bag of cat
(ood,"said Mrs. Yanow.
; Yanow. "Sha got the lit-
• Ueguy."
Most lost cats are
round wlthln several
blocu oltbelr home, she
said. "Jn cold weather.
the most common place
to find them ls under the
hood of parked cars,"
she said. "They climb in
there when the engtne is
still warm. There are
,hundreds ot cats killed or
injured lhls way."
Mrs. Yanow, whohasfourcatsofherown, usual-
ly goes after cats whose owners call Tree House for
help.
"Cats are confused after having a home at-
mosphere," she said. "They are frightened UtUe
things when they become lost. It may take hours ot
MRS. YANOW SAID
SHE never bad a pet un-•
W she got a sickly kitten
THE CAT LADY four years ago.
days for us to find them." .
She said she once waited three hours during the
night for a kitten to enter a wire cage-like trap placed
in a vacant lot.
"I read books on cats, talked to veterlnarlans.
talked to cat owners and learned everything I could
about cats," she said. "UI hadn't had the impetus to
doresearcb, my littleldttenwouldhavedied.
"ONE OF OUR WOMEN worked three weeks
"Once you are charmed by cats, you never will
fail lo want to watch them. They are intelligent and
affectionate, not the way a dog ls," she said. "A dog
will fall over anyone. But you have to earn a cat's
love."
Coroner Asks Help
With Victim's Name
Baffled Orange County
sberi!f's officers are seeking the
help of the public in identifying
the third or three bodies round i~
recent weeks alontr the Ortega
HigbwaJ{ n ea r San Juaf!
Capistrano.
Sketches released Saturday de·
pict the facial features of a young
man whose naked body was
found last Oct. 6 on the fringes of
the Cleveland National Forest,
about 12 miles east of San Juan.
Deputies said the body was
found within short walking dis-
tance of locations where two
other bodies were discovered.
The first body, that of a young
man who was shot and stuffed in-
to a trash bag, h as still not been
identified.
The second body has been iden-
tified as that of Richard Lynn
Shepherd, 36, of Long Beach, who
also was shot in the head and
dumped in the brush.
Officers described the third
body as that of a man between 17
and 20 yean of age, weighing
about 165 pounds, with brown
eyes and short, dark brown hair.
The body bore a five-inch appen-
dectomy scar .
"Our investigation of all three
IDENTITY BAFFLES
Coroner Seeking Help
killings is not being relaxed," a
sheriff's spokesman said. "But it
would be a great help to us to
know exactly who was killed
before we find out why."
F ro•PageAJ
PLOY SUSPECTED •.•
Ervin denies any such agree·
ment was reached and ,._ys he
suspects that it it had been re·
ached, it would never have been
implemented.
The meeting, Ervin says,
was two days after U.S. District
Court Judge John Slrica an-
nounced his court ~had no
jurl$diction over a Senate com-
mittee suit to force Nixon to tum
over Watergate tapes.
At the meeting, Ervin says,
Nixon proposed that Sen. John
Stennis (D·Miss. ), listen to the
tapes and tell the committee
what they said in relation to
Watergate.
Ervin says he and Balcer did
not agree, because only the full
committee could do that, and
made that plain to Nixon and
Nixon aides at the meeting.
ALL
CHILDREN
IETWEIH THE AGES
OF FOUR AND ELEVEN,
Ot'.ICE ACiAIM, .. 1~ OUR AM~AL
F r..,Page A J
IRVINE •••
ached Saturday night ror com•
ment on the Cadillac Fairview of-
fer. She earlier commented when
she first learned or the negotia-
tions that she was "very interest·
ed" and confident that the offer,
if made, would top the Mobil of-
fer.
Cadillac Fairview w-as-
described by local business in·
terests during the weekend as a
bustling real estate monopoly
with assets of more than $1
billion.
. The Toronto-based firm owns
office buildings, shopping cen·
ters and housing developme.nts
and is reportedly directing a $250
million rehabilitation project in
downtown Toronto.
THE FI R M recently an-
nounced plans for a multi-million
dollar housing development in
Erin Mills, a ''dormitory" area
adjacent .to Toronto which will
provide homes for 170,000 Cana-
dians.
It is known that foundation
trustees are also considering two
offers made prior lo conclusion of
negotiations with Cadillac
Fairview. It was learned Satur-
day night that a fourth offer may
be made to the foundation before
court action resumes.
Financial consultant Gilles
Dupre, representing another
Canadian company, commented
during the court hearing several
weeks ago that his organization
was prepared to top the Mobil of·
fer "by a substanlial margin."
Dupre refused to identify bis
organization or confirm if an of·
fer bad been made to the founda·
tion at that point.
Bl ·Pact Near?
LANCASTER (AP) -Air
Force Secretary 11lomas Reed
says the production contract for
the first eight-Bl bombers pro-
bably will be signed within a few
weeks, regard.Jess of who is elect·
ed president.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29
4:00 P.M.
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Sonday. October 2,, 1978 DAIL V PILOT A :r,
Only .the Beginning ••••
M ao Selected Hua,
N ews Agency Says .
TOKYO <AP > The lale Mao
Tse-tung personally selected Hua
Kuo-feng to succeed him as
chaU"man of lhe Chine~e Com
Oiinese
Free WWII
Prison e r
TOKYO IAP I Yosh1 yon
Kamimura. a 63-yeur-old former
Japanese soldier. returned to his
homel and Saturday after 30
years' 1mpr1sonmcnt m China.
His arrival was not offi ciall>
announced J apancsc Airlines of-
ficials s:11d they were told to say
nothm~ a uout Kam1mura's re
turn
His wife. Yoshk1 Yoshiko, 56.
;rnd son . l1 1roshi. 32, learned
a bout Knm1mura's r eturn at
their home in Ina City in central
Japan. Tht'Y told reporters it was
"unprerlictablc happy news"
The family had already held
fu ner al s ervices for him in 1970
after lh<' ,J apancse government
li stC'd him as deacl.
l\trs Kum1mura, in tears, said
she lai:.t ~aw hl•r husband in a
Peking pm.on but diet not say
wha~ year
munist party and this ruJer of the
world's most popuJous nation.
China's official Hsinhua news
agency said today.
Hsi nhua said 50 millio n
Chinese have demonstrated in
China's major cities in the last
several days to celebrate Hua':.
appointment ·'in accordance
with the proposal made by
Chairman Mao before his death"
on Sept. 9.
THE STATEMENT SAID that
the demonstrations also are to
celebrate the "smashing at one
blow" of a coup attempt against
Hua by four r adical leaders in·
eluding Ma o's widow. Chiang
Ching.
Hsinhua ·s report on the na-
tionwide demonstrations came
shortlv before Hua was to make
his fi·rst m aJor public speech
s ince becoming party chairman.
The speech, at a mass rally in
Peking's Tien an Men Square,
was scheduled to begin at 2 p.m.
Peking time (11 p.m.).
The outside world, as well as
the Chinese themselves, were
watching closely for details of
the alleged coup attempt and the
fate of Chiang Ching and the
other accused plotters. Also, out·
Siders were looking for any signs
of change in the hierarchy or the
government's policy, which has
been favorable lo the United
Stales and anti-Soviet.
Even the basics are
bewildering to these
two Bluebirds at this
weekend's Camp Fire
Girl campout at the
Crean Ranch in San
Juan Capistrano.
Dana Lewis, 8, of
Huntington Beach
(left) was caught
daydreaming while
other members fixed
their sleeping bags.
And Dawn Calac, 5,
of Long Beach has a
few more years to
perfect tent-raising.
Some 750 girls from
Los Angeles and
Orange counties are
participating in the
California heri tage
project and visiting
Mission San Juan
Capistrano.
•
Busting Up
Smothers 'Fi nal' Days
STATELINE, Nev. <AP) -Amid laughter and ap
pla use. comedians Tom and Dick Smothers ended their act
and walked off the hot.el-casino showroom stage Saturd<1y
a step away from a split-up and hazy futures
The two brothers have entertained audiences for 18
years with their unique blend of bufoonery, s atire. mus1<.'
and charm. But they say it's lime for something new
And that m eans no more "brother act" once they're
done with a final one-week s how which st1trts Friday m Rochester, N.Y
DICKIE
Dick, 37, said
that their routine
is so well polished
"I find m y head
wandering in the
middle of th e
s how. when l 'm
s upposed to be
thinking and
when you 're doing
that, you have t<'
change jobs." TOMMY
TOM, 39, SAID, "l want to sec what else I have to offer
besides being the dumb brother." while "Dickie plays the
enduring straight man ...
"But we 're just tired of doing a brother act. We've ex·
plored as many directions as we think we can," s ays Dick.
"It does n't mean you don·t like the act or the act is n't
good. It's just that you find it hard to be inventive and
refreshing and nonpredictable, .. he added
TOM SAYS there's no truth lo reports the two brother~
can't get along with one another now. "We used lo fight," he
says. "But that sibling rivalry is washed out "
Dick plans lo put his ene rgy into a winery he owns in
mountains west of Santa Cruz. Dick owns rural land in
Sonoma County. Tom says his brother's no rarmer "All
the land has produced so far is a good crop of grapestakes "
Tom says he wants to try movies, som e comedy
routines on his own and possibly television production ·•1
Hke being a s tar." he says.
No t S o Happy Return
Flight Aborted
Orange County aviator Dick
Nelson abandoned his attempt to
set what could have been a new
world record Saturday night
when he new into rapidly de
teriorating weather conditions
over Kansas
The Golde n West airlines pilot
swun~ his revamped Cessna 150
around and headed wes t after
telling contacts a t Orange Coun-
ty Airport that further progress
to Bangor, Maine, was imposs1
ble.
"He doesn 't in lend to land out
there," his friend and backer Bill
Dean said. "He's coming aJl the
way back to Orange County and
he expects to land here about 2 or Jp.m ..
DEAN POINTED out that
Nelson's flight. while no longer
representing an attempt on the
world record. still amounted to a
30-hour endurance test.
"He's told me over the radio
that he"s going to lake another
crack al il and soon," Dean said
··1 think he made a very in·
telligent decision tonight when he
chose not to buck those weathe r
conditions."
Nelson was confident earlier in
the evening that he would reach
Bangor et about noon California
time today and thus crack the
dis tance r ecord set b y a
Czechoslovakian pilot who flew
from his country to Kulunda, Russia, in 1956.
But the bad weather closed in
and Nelson was forced to call it
quits arter reaching the half-way
mark of his 2,700-mileflight.
DEAN EXPLAINED that only
straight line flights are con-
sidered in terms of the reeord set
by the Czech pilot 20 years ago.
"You have t o fly di.redly from
point A to point B," he . said.
"Vary from that course and
you're disqualified."
Nelson told well-wishers al the
airport before he took off at 7
a.m . Saturday that the reason for
his making the record attempt is
emblazoned on the fuselage of
"Nan·C."
The legend surrounding a
brightly painted Stars and
Stripes proclaim s: "ax> Years of
Preedom "
Deity ,llot DllYwy
I 1 Gott0tr0ftt.ed
Mond.;y F11dav II vou do no• nave
vaur 0<1oer l>y !> 30 o m Cllll bel0<e 7 o m and your coov wrll be det1vere<1.
Saturday and Sunday II YoU do not
rece1"P your copy by 8 am . call
t>eforo 10 am and your CODY wdl l>e
deh11ered
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and Wostm1ns1or 140-IJtO
San Clemente, Cap1s1rano Beach,
.• San Juan Cap1slrano.
Dana Point, Sourh Laguna
Laguna Niguel • • . O MUO
CUSTOM UPHOLSTIRY
Sea s Claim 'Tall Ship'
The 150-foot Erawan, one of the tall ships
which visited New York for the bicenten-
nial celebration there, has ended her days
on rocks in the Canso Strait of Nova Scotia.
The ship was one of the last wooden ships
ever designed for commercial use. She was
designed in Sweeden and built in 1947 tosail
as a Baltic Trader.
F ront P a g e A I
UPPER BAY BA'I.I'LEGROUND. .. • • •
been given to the state w\lich has
made it a wildll!e preserve.
The Friends now boast a mem-
bership of 1,300 from throughout
the U.S. However, newly elected
Friends President Steve
Donald!on notes that, or that
malling list, about !iOO are heard
from regularly and, ol those,
there Is a core group or about 30
that are board members, ad-
visers and guides Qn the group's
1li. ing tour~ of the Upper Bay. lUl~s noted UW. the &l'O\U>
7
\
}\as changed since be joined
seven years ago.
"Jn a way that's good," adds
Donaldson, who works for an oil
compally, "because we seem to
be able to get a fresh start this
way. lt is very difficult to main-
tain an actJve Interest ln a pro-
ject over an extended period or
Ume. You just get ti.red."
Along with the membership,
the Friends· focus bas changed
from the days whenll wu baUI·
l
' '
ing over ownership and control or
the Upper Bay.
Now, explain Donaldson and
Williams, tbl! issue ls seeing to it
that battles won aren't undone.
"It's ongoing," sit.id Williams.
"We win, but then we have to
fight the same batUe over and
over again. But tr the other side
wins, ir the other side builds their
road, then the battle's over.
There's no way to take that road
outaaain.
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The Final MolllentS
Did Ferry Have Time to Escape?
LULING, La. (AP) -Jl wu 6:30 a.m., a Ume
of early ball·Uabt. George Lingo, 32. was aboard the
ferry Geor1te Prince -one o! 96 still sleepy people
on the way to work. He was among 18 to make It
uhoreallve.
The temperature was lO lbe low sos, with a
brisk wind. Lingo left his car and ducked into the
warm passenger cabin, filled with "walk·on"
)>uae:oaera.
Most of those who drove vehicles onto the ferry
stayed in them, windows closed againsL the wind,
radJos playing. Most of them died.
NOBMALL Y 11"S ABOUT A lO·minute ferry
ride across the Missls8ippl River from Destrehan,
on the east bank, to Luline, the site or industrial
planta and jobs on the west bank. The river is about
three-quarters of a mile wide at that point 20 miles
north of New Orleans.
AB the George Prince was making its way
across, the Norwegian tanker Frosta was com.ing
I up river, beading for an oil refinery in Baton Rouge
to load. Capt. Kjell Slatten was in bis cabin near the
bridge; river pilot N.S. Columbo bad the helm.
Slatten testified at a Coast Guard inquiry in
New Orleans on Saturday. In heavily accented
English, be told of hearing two blasts on the
Frosta's whistle, a signal directing an oncoming
vessel to pass on the right side.
... LOOKED our THE PORTHOLE and s aw a
, small sbJp," he said. "It was just a normal thing. A
1 minute later, another two blasts, and I went to the 1 bridge to see what was going on.''
He utd be got to the bndge just as the Columbo
wu sound.in& a foU.r·w?WUe a1¥.rm • river signal fordanaer.
"The pUot, be was standing by the radio and
trying, and trying, and at the same Ume blowin&
and blowln,. He was sa.ylng, 'Luling ferry, Luling
fen-y.' Then be said, 'Stop.and-full-astern!"'
Tbe Frosta was making about 10 miles an hour.
It takes about 25 seool)ds for her propellors to stop
and another 2S seconds before they rev up to full
astern.
.. WE HAD ABSOLlITELY NOTIDNG more we
could do at that time," the captain testified. "He
was still giving whistle blasts. Then we couldn't see
the ferry any more. It was under our bow. You
could feel that collision, but U was not hard ... "
"She never did anything at all, same speed,
same course, Djlver did anything,·• be said. •• .
When we made that first danger signal she should
have bad time to get away at that time.•'
At lea.st 47 victims of the collision are s till unac·
counted for, according to a list of 96 probable
passengers who took the pre-dawn ride on the 155·
foot ferry George Prince.
DIVERS SAY mEY HAVE APPARENTLY
found the place where a Mississippi River ferry
dumped most of its passengers and vehicles when it
was rammed by a huge tanker. At least thirty six
bodies and 18 vehicles have been pulled up.
"We have been working the same spot and just
keep findjng victims," said one or the search
coordinators.
* * * NU«!lear Freeze
Cargo Ship
Slams Barge
In Gulf Wharf
NEW ORLEANS (AP) A
tanker smashed into the cargo
ship Rebecca at the New Orleans
wharf Saturday. knocking a hole
in the Rebecca's hull but causin~
no injuries.
The Coast Guard whJch 1s
still investigating the collision or
another tanker and a ferry that
claimed about 75 li ves -reacted
quickly and detained the tanker
Rulllsfeld Claims
Carter Idea Risky
WASHINGTON (AP) Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld sug-
gested Saturday it would be risky to enter into a "quick freeze" agree·
meat with the Soviet Union on nuclear weapons, as proposed by
Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy Carter.
Rumsfeld questioned whether Soviet compli ance with the broad
kind or agreement proposed by
Carter could be verified.
"To agree to do something with
them that we can't verify.
would be a terrible thing,"
Rumsfeld said in an inferview
s aid recently that "we must
move lo secure agreement with
the Soviet Union on a quick
freeze on the number of atomic
missiles and warheads, on total
throw weight and qualitative
weapon improvemenLc;."
APW! .........
TEARFUL ON RELEASE
Sharon Bethune. 22
Canadian
Free From
Mexico Jail
RICHMOND, Canada (AP)
Sharon Bethune, weeping, shak
ing, weary and bruised, ran into
her parents' arms at Vancouver
International Airport after an
eight·month ordeal in a Mexiran
prison.
Her parents. koy and Jane
Bethune, told their 22·year-old
daughter over a nd over at the re-
union Frtday night; "You're s afe
now, it 's all over ."
Miss Bethune was Jailed an
Mexico but never charged, after
her boyfriend, Richard Terry.
was arrested on a charge or pass
ing counterfeit money He is still
in cuatody.
HER FATHER SAID HE had
spent thousands of dollars and
depleted his savings trying to
buy the freedom of his daughter.
whlle also providing money for
her food, clothing and medical
supplies while in prison.
Miss Bethune told reporters
that all she wanted to do for eight
months was to get away from
those "ugly, cr eepy people" in
• Mexico.
A SPOKESMAN FOR the New
Orleans harbor police said t~e
835·foot tanker Tropic was
headed downstream when she hit
the 735·foot bulk carrier Rebec·
ca, tied up at dock. Both sail un
derthe Liberian nag.
AT ANOTHER POINT, the
Pentagon chief said "we have to
constantly remind ourselves that
. we ought not to do anything
with them, the Russians, by way
of CUl agreement unless we are
satisfied that we have the ability
to verify that which they've
agreed to •·
THE NEW U.S.·SOVIET SALT She was r eleased Friday but on agreement which has been in The police said the tanker ap·
parently swung wide to miss a
tug and its low. and as she turned .
away her stern gashed into the
I Rebecca. leaving a hole about
1 four feet above the water line.
There was no immediate
estimate of damage
Carter. who has accused the
Ford administration of making
no progress toward a new
nuclear arms limitation pact.
negotiation for nearly two years her homeward flight stopover in
would cap the number of Los Angeles was detained for an
strategic weapon launchers, in· hour and talked with U.S of
eluding long.range missiles and ficials.
bombers . but would not curb Miss Bethune was held in the
weapons improvements such as Los Angeles PoUce Department
more powerful. more accurate while she was detained and was
warheads. Nor would it limit then placed on a new flight
'It's Heartbreaking'
Airmail Pilots
Without Honors
SAN DIEGO (AP)-R.C. "Tex" Marsball lll)'Sit's aahamet.be
men who gave tbelr lives gettln1 Amertca'a alr mall ayatem at.ut.d
don't receive recoanition for their sacrifice.
•'It's beartbreaklng," said Marshall, 82, one ot t.b• baJldl\al of
pilots still allve who was there when the aovernment launched 'air
mail rputea in 1918 withllimsy World War J planes.
·'We had an average or 40 pilot$ on the route trom San Franctaco
to New York and frorn 1920 to 1928, 30 pilots were killed in th• line of
duty, learning to fly cross country," said Marahall. "In those days,
nobody knew how tony cross country.
• Station Faces Sufjpoena
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An advisory committee to the U.S. CivU
Rtghts Commission, displeased wilb television ataUon KNXT's re-
fusal to testily during bearings this week, bas reeommended that
the commission subpoena the station's testimony on minority birtnc
practices.
The California Advisory Committee to the commission look t.be
action after the station sent a lengthy memorandum deftndJng l&.s
record for hiring women and minority group members but declined
the committee request for an appearance by station managen.
• ltlicro1aesio Flights Go On
LOS ANGELES (AP) Continental Airlines said Saturday it
will not allow a strike by pilots to affect Air Micronesia, its affiliate '
company that setves the Hawaiian Islands, Guam and other small
islands between them.
"One way or anolber we'll continue service," said Continental
spokesman Bruce Plowman. "We have a moral obligaUon to the
people who live out there."
•Power Workers Injured
LOS ANGELES CAP > --Two Los Angeles Department of Water
and Power workers were injured one of them seriously -when
electrical equipment exploded in an underground vault in
Hollywood.
The explosion which occurred while the workers were trying
to repair a 4,800-volt transfer switch damaged by lightning -
knocked oulelectrical power in a two-block area .
• Most \I al11afJI«• Coi11 Show1i
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> A unccof·a ·klnd coin, called the
world's most valuable piece of money by U.S. Mint Director Mary
Brooks, will go on display next Nov 9 at the renovated Old Mint
building
On display will be the 1907 Indian Head Double Eagle Pattern
coin, a S20 gold piece about the size of a quarter, was the only one
made. It never was accepted for general circulation, although its In·
<lian head and eagle designs I ater were used on other coins.
• Fruit Fly Stumps Official'
LOS ANGELES (AP) The Oriental fruit ny has outwitted
county efforts to eradicate it. officials admit.
Fifteen of the fruit llies were found F riday near Los Angeles In-
ternational Airport, a month after officials launched a "male an-
nihilation" effort using a sex lure aod insecticide sprayed on
telephone poles.
Officials had hoped the program would be completed by Nov. J.
but said Friday they were extendinc it through 1977.
CIA Suit Concluded
missile throw weight, which d~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ termines the number and size of ..
In Secret Decision
WASHI NGTON <AP> A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit
against the Central Intelligence Agency, but his reasons were kept
secret and not released to lawyers for either side.
· The highly unusual legal action was taken by U.S. District Judge
Gerhard A. Gesell after he was ordered by the U.S. Court of Appeals to
accept secr et affidavits from
hlgh·level government officials
in the case, which concerns the
Glomar Explorer.
Gesell dismissed the case last
week in a one·seotence order he
placed in the public files. In the
I order he s aid his reasons for dis
missing the case were stated "in
camera" -in his chambers
Ford Layoff
Action Due
DETROIT (AP) -Ford Motor
Co. says it wHI lay ore up to 10,000
workers at auto plants for at
Jeast part or next week due to
parts shortages, despite a return
to work at a key Ford stamping
plant in Cleveland.
Ford, which has not recovered
fully from •·nationwide strike
that shut its oper ations n a
tionwide 38 days ago, sald it idled
3,100 workers Friday when it
I at\ut a Chicago assembly plant.
and would not.be made a part of
the public r ecord.
IDS OPINION JS NOW locked
in a U.S. District Court.safe.
The suit was riled by the
Military Audit Project, a private,
non·profit group set up to
monitor the spending of public
funds by the defense and in
telligence establishment.
The group had asked the CIA to
make public under the Freedom
of Information Act any contracts
or other documents concerning
the project in which the U.S. gov
emment financed an attempt by
the Glomar Explorer to retrieve
a Russian submarine from the
floor of the Pacific Ocean.
ALTHOUGH the government
haa admitted financing the pro-
ject, it contends any further ad·
mlsslons concerning itself or the
possible existence of documents
about It would jeopardize national
security.
warheacls a missile can carry
Force Shuts
Palestinian
Raiding Base
BEIRUT <AP} · Christ ian
forces have s hut the last gateway
lo the southern Lebanon bills, ef·
fectively barring Palestinian
guerrillas from their main stag-
ing area for raids on Israel.
The bloodless victory. an-
nounced with a nourish by the
Christians end admitted by lef·
tisl officers in the south, capped a
two-week drive by Christians to
secure control of tht.• border re-
.non
It posed a thorny new problem
for Arab heads of state scheduled
to convene Monday in Cairo for a
summit conference aimed at set·
Uing the 18·month-0ld Lebanese
war
Without access lo the Arkoub
Hills overlooking n orthern
Isr ael, the Palestinians are de·
nled their traditional launch pad
for 11trikes against Jewish settle·
mcnl.8 which were provided un·
der a 1969 Arab ag"reement gov·
erning their activities In
Lebanon.
East's Teeth Chatter
Fall's Chill Covers Most of Atlantic Coast
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Long Strike )foreseen
Pilou' Negotiators Leave Site of TalJa
Ti1ne. is /ti oneg
Particularly if you wish to have your lime
measured by these diamond-filled
hourglasses made by Saq Franci$co
jeweler Sidney Mobell . Prices range from
$2,500 for the smallest 2 carat model to
more than SI million for a milk-bottle-sized
glass.
Tax Assessment
Metlwd Assailed
LONG BEACH CAP) State Board of
Equalizalion member Richard Nevins has called on
the state legislature to change the "ridiculous"
system of properly assessment and replace it with
one that would assess all property at 100 percent of
ils value. '
Speaking before an Assembly Revenue and
Taxation Committee hearing, Nevins said "The
practice of assessing property at 25 percent of its
market value is a holdover from the days when
county assessors were hiding their mistakes.
Ward also proposed that all owner-occupied
dwellings be taxed at 15 percent or their market
value and all other property be taxed at 30 percent.
Foreman Quits
LOS ANGELES !AP)
The foreman of the
Los Angeles County
Grand Jury has stepped
down from his post
because of poor health.
Harry H . Greenwald, 66,
. was replaced by Hugh L.
Henshaw. 58, of Long
Beach.
LOS ANGtLE~> -Negotiators for union
piloU aod Co~~tatl °)w.unes left Washington,
b .C., Saturday altemoon, dimming hopes for a
quick aettlemenl otthe strike that bas shut down tbe
alrUne.
No further talks were scheduled, and a Con-
tinental spokesman said that all flights were can-
celed through midnight Mooday.
"We have a rolling deadline 48 hours ahead,"
said Continental spokesman Bruce Plowman. ••And
we're canceling 24 hours at a stretch," be added.
CONTINENTAL PASSENGERS were bein1
placed on flights with Olber carriers. apparently
without excessive delay, on Saturday.
Naine's Same,
A Real Pain
BERKELEY CAPJ -Even before high school
teacher Doris Richards became Steve Dain through
a sex change operation, she had the good sense to
get an unlisted telephone number
So the "Doris Richards" who's listed in the
Berkeley telephone book is not the famous one. But
she does get· a lot of calls.
"l 've turned into a switchboard," the listed
Doris Richards said recenUy. "I've received so
many hundreds of confused phone calls that the
identities are getting mixed, and I find myself re· • ferring to Steve Dain as 'us.'"
THE TELEPHONE CALLS started last sum-
mer, when unlisted-Doris Richards became Steve
Dain and took on the school board in nearby
Emeryville in a still-unresolved dispute over
whether he could keep bis teaching job.
Listed-Doris Richards found herseU answering
telephone calls from media people from as far away
as Sweden.
"Gradually.'' listed-Doris said, "the callers
became PCCW.le wanting to know if I recommended
sex·changes for them, and how to go about it."
SHE SAID SHE refers these calls to the Stanford
Sex-Change Clinic.
"A gay girl called from a Texas small
town," she said. •·and said she didn 'l care that l was
the wrong Doris -or even that I wasn't gay -
because she just wanted to know if she'd fit in if she
moved to Berkeley. "Nobody'd notice, I told her."
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34th District Voten:
Hannaforcl's record speaks for Itself ••.
But not· for YOU.
Here's what the incumbent, Mark Hannaford, has
said: 111 have consistently opposed a pay raise for legislators
during our current rece~sion. We still make a
comfortable living and should share the sting of
inflation alOllCJ with the rest of the people."
.... But here's what he's done: Refused to vote agairtst
the annual automatic cost-of-living salary increase
for Congress -thus allowiftCJ fhe bill to pa's by iust
one vote.
But tbe strike wu expected to become more
troublesome to passengers tod~. a busier day
when fewer bookings were expected.to be available
on other airlines. .
The Air Une Pilots A.ssoclaUon (ALPA) ael up
orderly picket lines at several airporta..
The strike, whicb grounded all or Conlinental's
382 flights, began at 12:01 a.m. 'Saturday.
IN OKLAHOMA CITY, ~~RE nine flights
were canceled but pilots were not pickelina, an
airline spokesman said, "Tomorrow is going to be a
bad day -so many of the other airlines are booked
up on Sunday.·'
Continental normally carries about 21,000
passengers per day. Fortunately for passengers
holding Continental Uckets, tbe strike occurred on a
relatively slack weekend.
"We're right between the peak summer traffic
and the peak boll<!ay traffic," said Char lea
Burnlghl, manager of passenger service in Denver.
A TOTAL OF t,• PILOTS was affected by
the strike, the first ever against Continental. The
main issues are worldng conditions and pay. Con·
tinental claimed the pilots' demands "would surely
bankrupt the airline."
According to Continental, a OClO captain with
12 years experience currently earns $58,200, flying
some 75 hours a month. Under the company's pay
proposal, he would Bel a raise to f79,200. The second
officer of a Boeing 727, a smaller plane, CUJTenUy
makes $27 ,950 and would get $39,980 under the com-
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Vote ·for the · Coast
PROP. 2 as of special siJ!li!icanee to Orange
County and all the Southern Calif omia coastal area.
The $280 million bond Issue will enabl~ the.state
and counUes to a<X1uire ud develop land for beach.
. park, recreational and historical preservation
. purposes. Its approval is an essential step in com~le
. Uon of the coastal conservation mandate expressed ln
voter approval of Prop.~ in 1972 and implemented!
the LeglSlature this year.
Of the total bond issue, $120 million will be s nt · fer beach properties, many in Southern California.
In Orange County, state funds will be used for ac·
quisition and recreational development of prize
Irvine coast land between Corona del Mar and
Laguna Beach; to provide a bluff -top view park at
Dana Point Headlands and to improve facilities at
Huntington State Beach.
In addition, $6.9 million will be allocated to the
· eounty for local park and recreation projects to be
selected by the Board of Supervisors.
With r ecreational facilities increasingly crowd~
and the cost of coastal lands going up by the day, the
need ls obvious. The Daily Pilot recommends a YES
vote on Prop. 2.
Prop. I Supported
PROP. 1 seeks to fill two current needs-lower
cost housing and jobs for the construction industry.
It would authorize the state's Housing Fipance
Agency, created by the Legislature last year, to issue
$500 million in general obligation bonds to subsidize
rehabilitation and development of lower cost housing,
making use of the state's favorable lending position.
supporting, through loan repayments, as ls the suc-
cessful Cal· Vet home loan program which has operal·
ed without tax assistance for 54 years.
It is estimated that passage of Prop. 1 could
create some 30,000 new cooatrucUon industry jobs
t.brou&bout Uie state .
T&e properUes involved would remain on the tax
rolls. Apartment buildings. would be sold to private
operators: with half the units reaerved tor middle in·
come people who can pay their own rent.
Prop. l otters a way to reduce the grave shortage
of decent houslilg for lower income citizens without
creaUng unwelcome government-OWned and operat-
ed housing projects. A YES vote is recommended.
Salute Achieve~ent
There's a touch of irony in the fact that the results
of a poll indicating United States prestige ln Europe is
at its lowest' point in 22 years were revealed in the
very week Americans were making an unprecedented
sweep of the Nobel Prize awards.
Selection of author Saul Bellow !or tbe Nobel
Prize for Literature brought to seven the number of
U.S. citizens honored in the 1976 awards.
Earlier in the week, Nobel prizes for economics.
medicine, physics and chemistry were awarded to
Americans. In the fields of medicine and physics, two
awards were made.
The Nobel prizes-provide i.Dternational recogni·
tion to the winners, but they ~o carry enormous
prestige to the nations U,ey . represent. This is the
first time a single country has swept the field.
Loans would be made to qualified middle-income
families and senior citizens, now priced out of the
housing market, to enable them lo rent, repair or
build a home.
The program is designed to be fully self-
It may be that our political troubles have brought
about some slippage in esteem abroad, where self·
interest always is a heavy factor. But for those who
are more impressed by accomplishment in areas out-
side the momentary paliticaJ arena, the news from
Stockholm must outweigh the European opinion poll.
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" ... About A~ exc._ifin'!{ AS ihe Alt~Norton ~fe.'
'Candidates Not Big Enough for the Job'
Many years ago, while playing
.the vaudeville circuit, singer
· Sophie T ucker accidentally
· stumbled onstage during a hectic
performance or dwarf acrobats.
As the story goes, she shouted in
her confusion: "Help, I'm up to
my ears in midgets."
Irrev erent a s it may
sound, that statement seems to me
to· desert be
the plight of
Americans as
they ponder
Gerald Ford
and Jimmy
Carter.
For the two men so far
have revealed
themselves to
be a pair or political pygmies,
fumbling over words, squabbling
Jor trivial advantages. de·
rnonstrating abysmal ignorance
of both domestic and foreign
matters, and deliberately lying
or distorting issues in egregious
displays of demagoguery.
But even allowing for the fact
that election campaigns are ex·
ercises in exaggeration, their
behavior raises a critical ques·
tion: How has the United States,
with all it.s human resourcu, not
been able to produce more capa·
ble candidates Jor the world's
most important public office?
LORD BRYCE, the perceptive
British student of American af.
fairs, posed the same question in
1890, when be asked why the pre·
sidency "is not more frequently
filled by great and strikina
men," but so often goes to those
with a "commonnessofmindand
tone ... and insensibility to the
nobler aspects and finer
responsibilities of national life."
Bryce provided part of the
TME UNDEC\OE~ VOTER.
( ~N~ J
answer himself when he noted
that "the ordinary American
voter does not object to mediocri-
ty." That observation is as valid
today as it was 80 years ago, for
several similar reasons.
In the first place, I think.
Americans have become ac·
castomed to mediocrities
because so many intelligent and
energetic men prefer the richer
rewards and fewer frustrations
of private enterprise to the
dubious honors of a political
career.
rr IS INTERESTING in this
respect that, apart from Wendell
Willkie and Dwight Eisenhower.
almost every presidential can·
Nurse Refused Honor
'Thingt l uarntd l!.'n IWtdt to
Loo#dnQ Up Ot,.., Thinos:
-That Florence Ni1btingale
was the only person known to
bave refused burial in
Westminster Abbey; instead, she
donated her body foe the purpose
ol medical science, but her re·
quest was ignored and she was
buried among her ancestors.
-That alme>fl all the gum we
cbe1f today la a synthet.tc plutJc
provtded by a manufacturer of exptoetves.
-THAT ABOUT ooe-lourth ot
alJ adult medical.surgical pa·
tients ln metropolitan hospitals
Jn the U.S., regardless of
d ia1nosis, s uffer from
alcobolbm.
-That Henry Mc:q.an, tbc tn·
famous pirate, waa k:nlcbted by
Q.arles II, settled 1n Jamaica u
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
a wealthy plahter. and ended his
days as a Justice of the Peace.
sentencing bis former associates
toprisoo.
-That fires occur at the rate
of more than 300 every hour in
the naUon, and one ftreflOter ls
killed on the average d every
three days throughout the year.
-That if tbe federal goyem-
ment took over •elfare pay-
ments, three states-New York,
Musacbusetts and CaUfomla -
would cet over bait lhe moaey.
-That, \intil UM lut three
decades, very few medical c1rup
hed any aifnificant potency, for
cood or for ill; but now the over-
J>reacribinl of _po&Aml dnlp has
become a major source of
mod~ diaease.
-That Lincoln entered the
White House as a minority Presi-
dent, winning only because of the
advantageous distribution of his
votes amon1 populous states.
-That a part of Wisconsin is
actually east of Pensacola. F1a.
-THAT "KIDNAPING"
began tn Enaland, ln the 17th
century, when tens of thou.sands
of youn,gst~s were transPOrted bf. ahlpowners to tbft American
cOlonies as unwUllnc servant..
-That, if hungry enough in tht
wfnter 1 a nock of crows will at·
tacit a foll.
-That health expenditqres in
the U.S. have risen nearly 10
tlme11 in the tut quartel'·
century: from SU blllion In 1950
to $1:18 billlon J aat,year.
didate within recent decades bas
been a professional politician -
which means that we have failed
to tap the business and academic
communities for leadership
talent.
MOREOVER, politicians in the
United States are rarely respect-
ed because Americans have
traditionally relied on pressure
groups and mass movements to
a chieve goals that the citizens or
other democracies strive to
reach through the political pro·
cess.
Labor unions, management as-
sociations, lobbies and all kinds
of other special·interest groups
act as surrogates for citizens,
making it unnecessary to vote.
Besides, there are the sit·ins,
boycotts, marc hes and de·
monstrattons of the sort that
have lately focused attention on
subjects ranging from women's
rights and civil liberties to the
Vietnam War.
Thus the politician, if not yet
vestigial, is gradually becoming
superfluous.
To this must be a dded tbe
overwhelmingly crucial fact that
presidential candidates general-
ly are unqualified because the
political party systemia woef\Jlly
weak.
In contrast to its European
equivalent, the American
political party is not an organiza-
tioo based on ideological prin·
clples. Nor is it, as it was in the
past, a coalition that unites peo.
ple of divergent views aa they
face a common challe111e.
In the 1972 election, nearly 4S
percent of Democrats voted
against their party's choice.
Senator George McGovern. The
decline of party loyalty is further
reflected in statistics that in-
dicate tbat close to half the
voters currently consider
themselves to be independents.
THE POLITICAL party
therefore bas been transformed
into an occasional club that meets
every !our years ro select a
nominee through procedures that
are doubtful at besL
Not more than a quarter of
eligible voters participate in the
primaries. Accordingly, the con-
ventions represent only a tiny
fracllon of the population.
In theory at least. a healthy
party system is suppo&ed to offer
voters credible programs,
along with the pledge to carry out
those programs once in office.
BUT NEITHER Ford nor
Cart.r owe much to their respec·
tive parties. Ford was thrust into
his position through a historical
fluke. and Carter emerged
through the peculiar alchemy of
theprimaries.
Without a party beblnd them
they seem destined to become
personal presidents -which is
what we unfortunately bad with
Lyndon Johnson and Richard
Nix.on.
I fear, consequently, that tbe
country may slip into the hanm
of a President who ls not big
enough for the job. For the pre-
sent candidates fit Lord Bryce's
portrayal of those chief ex-
ecutives or a century ago, whose
only remarkable feature was
that, as be put it, "being so com-
monplace they should have
climbed so high.•'
Only Defense Is Peace
President Ford keeP6 picking
on .Timmy Carter for saying that
he would cut $15 billion from the
military budget. And J immy
Carter keeps on insisting that he
is being misquoted. ;he correct
figure, says Carter, is f'I billion.
The effect or thi• particular ex·
chanae bas been to mislead the
American
people into
believing that
they can buy
security with
dollars.
Neither
candidate has
made it clear
that, beyond a
certain point.
mil i tary
spending has nothing to do with
national security.
Whal is it we have aright to ex-
pect of our military prQlram?
We have a right to expect that, if
there should be a breakdown in
the peace, the United States will
not be at a military disadvantage
in relation to any other nation.
11IE BARD truth yet to get
through, however. is that there is
no defense except peace in a
nuclear age. Neither the United States nor the Soviet UoJon can
prevent a pulverizing attack by
the other. The defenses of each
side are only relative.
Even if the Soviet Union
manages to intercept or, shoot
down 90 percent or our attacking
missile force or aircraft, the 10
percent that wUl penetrate could
produce a holoeauat. The aame ls
true of a Soviet attack on the
Vnlted States. 2'o Amedcan city ca,n be saved once a nuclear
ehemy bas marked lt out for
destruction.
In tbe past, lt was possible to
deter an attack j"'t by havlnl the
lclnd of defenae that C: r• uoaa* wudnce ol kine out 25 perc•nt to 35 percent of the
enemy'• attacldn& aircraft.
Bat m &oda1'• world, &be old
[
NORMAN ]
_ COUSINS _
ratios don't bold. It takes only
one missile with a tbermoouclear
warhead to devastate an entire city.
A LOT OF fancy language is
being used today to obscure the
real issue. Terms like "throw-
weight," "cruise missiles," and
"megatonnage" are being ban-
died about to create the idea that
somehow American security will
be seriously undercut if we don't
have as much as, or more than,.
the Russians in all these
respects.
What is not said is tbat a sur-
prise attack could negate
superiority on many levels.
Soviet and American military
stockpiles have already gone far
beyond the point when add!Uonal
or "improved" weaponry makes
real sense. We are now in a phase
o( add-ons and refinements that
have greater psychological than
military signi.fic a nee.
Each side is determined to
show it bas the greatest political
clout in its own covntry. And get-
ting a bigger budget than the
other side is the main definition
ofclouL
TBE CENT&AL argument of.
fered by the Pentacon for ln-
creulng our mWtary budget is
that they believe t.be Ruasians are apendinl more than we are.
Oo we know anything about
what the Ruaalam are 1etttna for.
t,be1t money? Jlue uy ltudies
been made abQQt the relationahlp
between cost and efficiency?
How much ls going lnto thin.gs
that have very Uttle to do wltb
1enul~ mllltary capabilll¥1
IF rr 18 arcued that ft have
no way of anawerina precise
qut1llon1 about tb• Soviet.
mllitar)' budae~ wbalexCUMldo
we have for not getting essential
answers at home?
Why is it necessary for
American t.axpayers to maintain
more generals on the payroll
than we had at the heiaht of
World War ll? Why should we
have military installations
abroad that would be sitting
ducks in the event of an all-out
war?
Why should we maintain com·
petitive and duplicating military
establishments inside the United
Slates? Why should we be piling
up nuclear explosives on an over-
kill level -nuclear explosives
1 which, ll used, would condemn
our own air and water?
.Maybe the time bas come for
the American people to lnatruct
the presidential candidates that
we will achieve security not by
plline up force, but by bringing
force under controland by work·
tne to eliminate the world
anuchy that is the real cause or
insecurity.
OIUNGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
RobntN. Wt~.Publt.Mr
Thoma• K ttvll. £ddor
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• Sunday,Oocobor24. 19'79 OAILYPILOT 47
Briefings Help Ff?nn. •. • • • November 2 DeclsiOns
15 Pr~positions Deserve Attention ' • • .
(®~ffi@[Po u J
Housing Bonds,
Tlals bond propoul would provide t5tt
mlWoll for llae coutndioe and f'tbabllJtatlon or
li.omet for low· aad modera ... ·blcome CaUfor·
al!Jll.
The proponent.a, which Include Governor Ed;
mund G. Brown Jr. and Attorney General Evelle
J. YoungCT, claim there are two main reasons
why t.be meuure should be approved: Homes
now being built by private industry are loo ex·.
pensive for the ave rage family, therefore, a state
program is needed to help the elderly and
moderate-income Californians; and that a
measure or this type is needed to provide jobs
and help stimulate the housing industry.
Brown and Younger maintain that the pro-
gram will be as safe as the Cal-Vet home pro-
gram, which has paid ocr all its debts without the
necessity or special taxation revenues for 54
years. They claim the proposition will create
about 30,000 new jobs and will improve property
values in the declining neighborhoods or
California cities.
The opponents, including state Sen. H.L.
<BlU) Richardson and Assemblyman Robert C.
Cline, char ge that Proposition l is a "boondog-
gle" that would result in the construction or only
13,000 homes. They warn t.hat if the program is
not run soundly. it will r esult in a general tax in-
crease for Californians. "Can middle·income
families qualify for loans under this program?"
they ask. ''Yes, if t.hey move into low-income or
alum neighborhoods."
They argue that the measure would require
the agency lo conduct a search for di.sadvan-
tag.ed minority workers, which would hurt local
construction workers. They also predict that
there will be a drastic decrease in property
values for those commuruties where the agency
builds inexpensive, low-income housing.
Park Bonds
This bond proposal would provide $Z80
million for the acquisition and development or
sta~ and local parks and recreational ~adlliles.
Three main arguments have been presented
by supporters, who include former Gov. Edmund
G. Brown Sr. and Melvin Lane, chairman of the
Coastal Zone Conservation Commission. First,
California's present parks. beaches and other
recreational facilities are overcrowded. Second
although desirable lands · are expensive, they
may be impossible to obtain if the state waits any
longer. Third, the proposition will help preserve
the environment and insure that this generation
and those that follow will have enough public
parks to enjoy, especially along the coast.
Stale Sen. H.L. (Bill ) Richardson, who wrote
the voter's pamphlet argument against the pro·
posal, claims half the state's land is already in
public ownership and th;lt this bood issue is a
step towarq purchase of the other hall. He argues
that the proposal will take land off the lax rolls,
thus raising property taxes for everyone.
Solar Energy Bonds
This bond proposal would provide $25 million
for low Interest loans to individuals lastalllllg
energy insulation OT solar beatlng-and-coollng
devices In their homes.
-Editor
Interest Rate Limit-
Thia proposed constJtulloaal amendment
would revise the CaUfontla usury law so that lD·
&uest rates on some business Joa.as could exceed
19 percent under limited condutoos.
The proponents claim that Californla's ob-
solete 10-percent limit does not keep interest
rates down. Ins tead. it forces California lenders
to place their funds out of state, a nd also induces.
out-of-state lenders to reduce the flow of capital
into California. This stifles business expansion,
and during the 1974-75 infiationary period cost
California 20,000 jobs, argue sponsors.
As a result of this shortage of capital, they
say, consumers pay higher prices because of re-
duced produc tivity and because business must
tap them for investment funds. This measure,
the proponents say, will provide a flexible and re-
alistic interest system that will allow business to
get the capital it needs.
Legis lative opponents, including As·
semblyman· John J . Miller, claim this measure
will have adverse effects on the consumer. First,
Miller maintains, this measure will dry up the
consumer-loan market by funneling available
money to big business. Secondly, the increased
cost or business capltal will be passed on to the
consumer In the form of higher prices.
Governor's Veto
Tb11 propoaed conatltuUoaal ameadmeat
would g.lve the governor 30 days Instead of the
current 12 to decide whether to veto a bill
following the Legislature's recess la
odd-numbered years (the llrat -year of tbe
two-year1e11lon).
The proponents claim this is a m inor
housekeeping measure designed to Klve the gov-
ernor enough time to examine issues and make a'
thorough review of each bill. The right of re-
ferendum is protected, the sponsors claiin, by
providing 90 days for the collection or signatures
if those seeking to put the issue to the public
notify the attorney general by January l.
Assemblyman Robert Burke, who wrote the·
voter's pamphlet argument against the measure,
has no argument with the 30-day provision. But
he claims that the right of rererendum would be
jeopardized in cases where legislation is passed
near the end of the year and there is only a short
time before they are scheduled to go into effect
onJanuary l.
Confirmation of Appointees
1'1111 proposed coutliaUoeal amndmewt
wwlcl req .. n boUI Allembty ud Seaat.e coo·
ftnaaUoa or pbenaterial 1ppoa.teea to rw
vac!lldH 1D IMa&e tODIUtutlollal otnces.
Le1l1latl.ve proponents of this measure
claim it ts on(yYea.sooable that an individual wbo
might fill such a b.lih otnce without an eledloa
should be considered by as wide a representalio11
ol the public as possible. The quickest and most
economical way to do this is through submission . ot nominees to the people's representatives to the
Legislature. This proposition, they add, is
modeled alter the 25th Amendment to the United
States Constitution.
Assemblyman Mike Antonovich contends
that this proposition would resull in a political
football game between a governor and the
Legislature. "The simple act of rilling a vacancy
could assume monstrous proportions if the
Senate or Assembly could not reach agreement
regarding a candidate acceptable to both," he
said. Antonovich said the appointment process
would be particularly dilficult when the governor
and the legislative majority represented dif.
ferent parties.
District Ta xation-
Thia proposed conaUtatJoaal amendment
would prohibit a new llLllW·couab' IJ)fflal dJ.s.
bid from levying a pniperty tax witltoG& prior
approval rrom the voters.
Under current law, n ewly formed local
public agencies cannot impose a property tax
withoul approval of the electorate. However, the·
Legislature m ay create a special district, includ-
ing all or parts or two or more counU41s, and
authorize a property tax levy wilhout voter ap-
proval. This m easure would prohibit the levying
of any property taxes in these multi-county dis-
tricts without approval of the electorate.
There is no organiied opposition to this
measure, which was p1aced on the ballot to
eliminate a loophole in the property tax law.
This proposed constitutional amendment
would guarantee ta:aatlon ol portable property on
tbe same basis as land and balldl.Dga in tile event
&be Legislature cbaaies the .assessment ratio.
Proponents of the meuurc claim it will
merely give lhe Legislature more flexibility and
will not lower or raise aJ'lyone's taxes. There is no
organized opposition.
Solar Energy Loans.
This proposed coutltutloaal amendment
would implement ProposJdon 3 by 111tborl1lng low·pi~rest state loans for residential m·sulaUoa
and solar heat1ng-and-cool1Dg systems.
The pros and cons on this measure are
basically the same as on Proposition 3.
meuure la destined primarily to enrich Hardie
and his aasoelates, the chlet 1poo1or contends
that bo ls enUUed to some return tor the four
yean and fiJlanclal reaourceio he bu put Into t.bo
p-eybou.nd campaign.
AllGCllENTS AGA.INST: The oppoeltlon ls. d.lr~ln.g most of its fire at Ge.orao Hardlo,
although lt alao hu presented arguments agalnl t
UM l.natitution of dog-racing u well. Among the
opponents arc Sherilf Peter Pl\cheu of Los
A.naelea County, Mayor Peter Wilson of San
Diego and Wllson Riles, 1tate Superint~ndent of
Pllbllc Instruction.
They claim the lnltlatlve is a hoax designed to-
give Hardie and his backers a virtual monopoly
oo dog racing in California. They charee that the
composition of the iniUal commission ls designed
to guarantee \bat Hardie will control three votes
and thu's get what he wants from the panel.
Otherwise, they s ay, why didn't Hardie give all
five appointments to the governor from lM
st.art?
The opponents charge thal the promoters will
make at least ~5 milllon a year if the measure ls
passed, while there will be no fiscal benefit to the
state. The funds that are provided the state, Lhey
claim, cannot be used for general purposes. and
the additional administrative and Jaw-
enforcement costs will leave the taxpayers with
increased burdens.
Pltcbess and other law-enforcement officials
have emphasized that greyhound racing was
legalJzed in California four decades ago and
became RO corrupt that it was abolished.
Pltcbess feels that communities with dog tracks
will become s ubject to increased burglaries,
bookmaking, loan sharking and other un·
derworld activities. Dog racing also would give
organized crime a foothold in Califorrua, accord-
ing to Pltchess.
Greyhound racln1, the opponents argue, is
charact e rized by Inhumane treatment of
greyhounds. About IK> percent of the dogs bred
for racing are killed before they ever see a track,
according to the national Humane Society.
Hardie also has come under attack from oppo.
nent.s because of his prolonged battle, U1 and out ot court, with the state Fair Political Practices
Commission over Proposition 13's financial re·
cords.
Farm Labor
This Initiative proposal would reenact Ute
A&rfcultural Labor Relatiom Ad of lt75 wltb
aome alterations and witb the dlrtttioa tbat the
~atue approprate the saecessary funds for
implementation.
ARGUMENTS FOR: Cesar Chavez. the prime
sponsor, claims this measure is necessary to
guarantee that farm workers are never again
deprived or their right to vote on representation
elections . He claims the 19'75 law was successful.
Yet, early this year , he emphasizes, afler losing
93 percent or the elections, growe rs demanded
crippling changes in the law before legislators
provided money so that the elections could con-
tinue.
The farm workers' only alternative, according
to Chavez, was to "by-pass the politicians in
Sacramento" and go directly to the people. The
ALRB was funded in this year's budgel, he
argues, only because agribusiness fears Proposi-
tion 14. It this measure is defeated, he predicted,
growers next year will block ALRB funds and the
board will become defunct once again.
Chavez dctends the access rule which the
measure would write into the law by pointing out
that it has been upheld by the state Supreme
Court and allows organize rs to speak with
workers on farm property only during non-
working hours.
The proponents explain that the funding pro-
vision is intended primarily to show the
legislators that the people want the agency to re·
ceive enough money to operate. The Legislature
retains final authority over appropriations,
Chavez says.
This measure is being offered as an energy.
conservation measure needed to reduce the sta~·s consumption or natural gas and oil. Solar
systems, it's argued. pay for themselves in lower
fuel bills, and home insulation saves energy used
for heating. This loan program, proponents say,
is needed to help families meet the initial cost of
solar syst ems and to help bring more eCficient
energy devices Into the market.
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Disciplining Judges
ARGUMENTS AGAINST: The principal
s pokesman against Propos ition 14 is Harry
Kubo, president of the Nisei Farmers League. He
maintains that the proposal is a hastily con·
ceived and fiscally irresponsible abuse of the in·
ttiaUve process because the gains which Chavez
seeks a re already being provided under the 1975
law.
The issue, he says, is not whether farm
workers should have the right to decide which
uruon, if any, should represent them, but whether
the law will be operated under the responsible
eye of the Legislature. ;I'he opponents point out
t.hat labor law must respond to chan1ing needs,
and this initiative ties the hands or the
~gtalature to make modifications.
Opposing State Sen. H.L. <Bill) Rlrhardson
claims this proposal is "a welfare program to
buy air conditioners for rich people." He em-
phasiies that it discriminates against renters
because it is available only for buildings with
four unit~ or less
UC Bidding
This proposed coostUatlonal amendm~nt
would allow the Legblature to specify Ute com·
pet1Uve blddlng procedures at the Unlvenlty of
California and wo .. ld prohibit lJ.C. from clenytn1
admlsaion to anyone becaOBe of race, rellflon or
ethnic heritage.
State Senator John Stull, author of the pro·
pogiUon, claims this proposal would have no ef· rttt on the academic freedom of the university.
but l1 designed to guarantee that competitive-
blddlng procedures now in ef(ect ror all other
·agencies of state government a.lao apply to U.C.
lie maintains that the university bas on occasion
violated its own bidding procedures. The
measure ia backed by the construction Industry,
which I.I upset by U.C. 's use of its own employes
on construction projects in excess of SS0,000.
University President t>avfd S. Suon maln·
tai.ns that the meuure iJ UD.DeeeMarJ beeause
U.C. Regent.I now require t.hat virtually all con·
tr1ct1 over $2,SOO be put to bid. He adds that It is
undesirable because a rigid law would coat the
public more by puttlnc work, now performed at
)Ow rost by unlvenlt.y employes, out to bid. lie
empbash:n that tt. ls unwise because ll would
abro1at6 the tradlU~al lndeJ)eGdeocc of lhe un·
,lven\ty from poliUcal lnt.erfuence.
Thia proposed coutJtutional amendment
would revise the state's system of removing and
cen.sunns Judges. ·
Sponsors of thjs meuure claim current law
is loo restrictive becaU!e willlulneas must be
shown in order to take disciplinary action based on persistent failure or inability to perform
duties. This proposition, they add, will allow the
comtniaslon to take action against those who are
weU·intentloned, but who may not be doing an
acc,ptablo job because of age, health or incom·
petence.
There is no organized opposition to this
measure. bul it bas been argued that there Is no
reuon to change the constitution when the pre-
&ent disclpllnary system seems to be working
well.
School Superintendents
Tilt• propoaed coestltutfonat amendment
•oaJct a.tllorlae aeleeUoa of coent1 aclloel
s11perta&eodeau In all COW1tks either by dectlon
or appolatmeot.
Auembtyman Leroy Greene, aponsol' or the
proposlt.lon, described the measure u an at·
tempt to eDcoura,e closer cooperation betwe.n
COUQbt boarda and county su.pertntendents.
Aasembtywoman Pauline Oa\.'is, one of lhe
kc:tsJaUve oppe>nenta, clalma Lhat Lhll propoaal
would allow county bovds to raise 1upertnten·
de.nU' Hlaries at wUI. She abo arsu• that two'
co\lntin In dltrcrent part., of the state could de-
cide to merge education off\ces, and parents
might have to travel hundreds ot miles to attend.
~boudmeeUnp.
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Greyhound Racing
This Initiative proposal would eatabllab a
state commluion to license and regatato
greybooad rachag and legalize track bet&lDg In
CautornJa.
This i nitiative measure was placed on the
ballot through the efforts of Georse C. Hardie,
head of the Golden Gate Greyhound Association,
after he failed to get a similar measure approved
by the Legislature.
ARGUMENTS FQR: Hardie, who bas been the
prime target for those opposing the initiative,
estimates that greyhound racing will provide at
leut $60 million a year ln new state and local re-
venues and, thus, will provide some general tax
relief.
He argues thftt until now it has been the erforts
of horseracing and Nevada caslno gambling In·
terest.s that have prevented the Legislature from
leg4lfuing gambling oo doe racea. this meaaure,
he exphaalzes, will gtve each Californian the
right to choose whether he or abe wlshes lo at-t~nd dog races. •
Hardie maintains that thousands of new jobs
wtll be created through the const.rucUon and
operation or dog tracks and that at least $100
million In private capital will be spent on Lhese
faclliUea. Greyhound raclng, now legal in nine
states Including Arizona. is the seventh most
popular ~port In the United SLates, accordina to
Hardie.
Durln1 the legislative debate over the
«reyhound bills, the opponent.a declared that the
•port Is inhumane. Hardie point.s out. that Lhe in·
H.iative conta1ns humane saf ecuards. It wowd tHi
I crime to train a grey bound wUb any 11 ve
animal or to destroy a doe al the-end of lts racln.c career.
The ptol)Onenta, lnclud.lnf J amu S. Lee, prttf·
dmt or the Bulldln.g and Construction Tradu
Council, HY that tbae ve provi.sioos in the
measure to 1u1r-ant.M that only ladMduala wlth
1erupulous backvounds can participate. .
In rttponae to charps by opponents that the . -···-··
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•t
Another issue raised by the opposition deals
with the fiscal provision in the measure. Kubo
says the provision is an apparent attempt a\
blank-check financing for an agency that overs-
pent lt.s first-year budget in less than slx months .
Thus, he says, the proposition I.a Jiacally ir·
responsible .
The opponents argue thal the access r ule,
wtllcb they call "infamous," Is atlll under
Judicial challenge lo the U.S. Supreme Court and
should not be made a permanent part of the 1 aw.
Thia initiative, they claim, allows an Invasion of
private property even when organizers engage In
"disruptive conducl."
Chiropractic Examiners
ni. propo11I adds,,.. pabUc members io tbe
state Board of Clllropradk Eumlaera aad lD·
cretM9 edac:atlo•al and licensing reqaire.menu
for cblropracto:ra.
Proponent.a of this proposition, lnctudlng the
Calllornla Chiropractic Asaoclallon and the
Board of Chiropractic ~•miners, claim it wltl
Jrive consumers a direct. voice ln matters or
health and will suarantee btp echolastic r•
iquiremeots for admhalon to chiropractic col·
I cg es.
: Some cbJropract.lc doctors aro opposlna the
measure becauae they reel that the now require·
.meats atil un~ecessarlb' 1\ringent..
•' A • DAILY PILOT Sun<S1y, OctobW 24. 19J! ff IP Fight~ for Identity "Pssstl OCTD just
doublell bus service. By EVE GUM PEL
Of IM O•ll\' ~I-$'-"
The American In·
dependent Party ls fight·
ing obscurity ln Orange
County.
Forme r m em bera •
"don't even know we're
s till al'ound," said
Y\'onne Barb er .
chairman of the AlP's
Orange County Central
Committee.
She explained that the
party doesn 't bave the
funds to maintain a
headquart~rs on a year·
round basis. Thus, It
tends lo disappear from
view in off·electton
years, res urfacing dur·
log campaigns . ·
LACK OF runds and
manpower also prevent·
ed the party from mount·
inc a registration cam-p~gn this year, s he said.
.('The central comm1t· tee <the local a rm of the
pilrty) is not as effective
._M';I would like it to be,·' s Barber admitted.
n general , Miss
Barber said, the party
doesn't get much press,
a ·factor that contributes
tq~ta obscurity.
:~u E ADD ED that
several people have Con· t~cted party head-
qJlarlers at 13861 Beach . . =!
ORANGE COUNTY
Blvd., Westminster, as a
result o f recent
newspaper st-0ries.
The headquarters is
far from busy. though.
For example, C.T.
Gilbreath, a central
committee member who
was manning the head-
quarters Oct. lS, ad -
mitted that only one
person came in that day.
The headquarters is
open from 10 a.m. to 8
p.m Monday through
Friday. It is manned by
only one person at a
time. Its function is to
distribute literature and
dispense. information by
phone about the AIP.
ONCE T H E campaign
is over. Miss Barber
wants to concentrate on
~: For the Record ..
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Me(81rttl A,; DAVIS. Bonnot lAe 8M
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L_ .. E . MEYER. Scoll 0 •nd Barbi•• A ; JULIEN, Gall 01-11ne1
ICI'!) Conw•v: KAYSER, CllerlH
WtlUam and Sybil Arlt n. ATWOOD. W8Nece 0 4nd Jeanne E . DUDLEY,
P•'!'IY Fraye anCI Robert AllM;
MASHBURN, Et.1nor MerlonandOI·
II\ Uon; PAINTER, Cnlg B . ...0
Monika Luc v.
STIEBER, Alme& Merle 1nd
Ge0tQe Ulwrl0f1Ct; CH ANG, RObert
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Melscher; DOYLE, Marv A and
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John L.; COlC , TllereH Jim and
Frank Jowoll Jr • EVANS, Jac1' O
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S--. JllMl: HURLEY, .i.uie M.
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0. -Robtrt H • YOUNGER Oi-
M -R~ W. •
HALL. Helen Irene •no JOWP'\ L
lftullltyl . LA .. E, l( .. on L-•nd
Wltndl Kev; THOMPSON, s.tllv J.tne
-Thomn LHh• MORALCS, Lin d• Kav and M•nue• Martl11tr
SAMILJ AN Ann L "nd W1lll•m
~. HOFFMAN, Junne A -Andrew C .. VOSLER, Carol,.,__
llkllard W•rd; WHITE, P•lrkl•
Rounn« 1nd R-r1 Allen LA FALL,
C8rl e"clwl n •nd Shella An11
HANSSEN. Annelle Marlo •nd
<if'990'V1Ctlth RICHAROSO ... H•len F 1nd
Mor99n Bruce; WROOLIE, Noel E
~ Oo<otlly A.; KOVGHAN. JoM B ••Cl Luci• Ann;' FALCONER,
Meroeret L and Wllll•m O Jr
TROGLIN, AdrlHon& Anne -Jonn Ltmutl. MINARCIK, Georvlana G
""°Kennell\ F : STOUGH.J•mttand
K•v Lanore ; EDWARDS. M k ..... , E
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MAY, Charyl L and John S .
PISRCE, Konnetll F. & Myrna C
H.\ROING, Frences M end Barry K
SL.A TEN, urrv D. •nd Row .... ry L
RAFICIN, Robert •nd SMiiey AM
JUNKINS, Slepllen Robtrt and
Sflaron llou ; SHAKl8APOUR.
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P -Linda Ann, MAYHAM,E,,..,...
G,-RobtllT
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Const1nu May, OLDENBURG, Lin
Cle S -Roqer 0. KEV Ste""n E •ild Gwendolyn 0 . POLLINO,
Wl>ller end ROberla R TAR)YA,
JOfln M.trtln and Florence JaM
ALVAREZ, Klmberty J and O.n
jamln G.; BRE CKENRIDGE
Patrl<I• H and John E HANl(S
Ron.Id E and Wtn<IV M HOWELLS,
v4terl• A. end ROl>ert L ..
tAll"ETT. Thom H Wray end Lin
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Tdtn E.; CASLER, Jun Artlu end c;.o,09 Emit· ROBBINS. Chrl&lln•
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Roneld R . OeROVCHEY. °""'•' J .and Cvnth•a 0.non· CHOC~S.
C•rol Jtan a no Jolln Steven
ENGEMANN Edw.ard o. II ano
MMY L RIEGER (nuttltvl, Elsle H
and Weyne R : SAN DERS lnullllyl,
Plltlllp L encl RosHyn Y. BROWN
£rn• M and Floyd R GRIFFIN
Jonn T~•\Jr andCyntruaJean
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Kar~n Suunne : P ECORARO
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Jer0fn4t, HILBERT, LM w .andSonJa
Ju n; FOSTER. Joa11 H. and Mk llael Stephen; BLAU T. Charlotte c;.1..,
&nd Jon1\: CREEL. Sandr• L. and
Mlclla e l J ; S NYDER. Jo•n"
ic:athtrlne 1nd Jame• Hllllord.
HARTMA ... Leslie M. •n<I Oevl<I•
HICK MA .. , Alberra L •nd ROllert L
FORD. Potrlcoa Ann •ncl Geof-90 Al
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Scott Sleohen.
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CASH DAN. Carot L and Etlot J Jr.
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KITCHIM & IA TH
UMODIUM•
At91STlMAns
m•ktog the Orao1e
County AIP an active en-
tity.
Sbe intenda to &et an
early start ln seeking out
AIP candidates for the
California Legislature,
with a goal of signing up
candidates in every dia-
trict.
To reach that goal, she
plans to contact unln·
volved member1 and
Wallace supporters and
encourage them to take
an a ctive role ln the
party.
SHE IS optimistic that
the AIP will eventually
replace the RepubUcan
party as the second ma-
jor party. It is on the
ballot in 40 states, and
this year. Cor the first
time, it is listed as a
choice oo the registra-
tion form along with the
D emoc rati c and
Republican parties.
Formerly, anyone who
wanted to register in the
AJP bad to write bis
choice under "other."
"We're not under the
illusion be (Maddox> ls going to win," s he said.
Gilbreath s aid the
party's campaign this
year is simply a holding'
action, designed to keep
the party qualified for
the ballot.
MISS BARB E R de-
fends her decision to join
the AIP, rejecting the no-
tion that voting a third
party ticket is wasting a
vote.
She asserts that it is
the people who vote for a
major party candidate
Vitti Joins
Economic
Governors
Newport Beach at-
torney Anthony Vitti has
bee n appointed by
Orange Co unt y
Supervisor Thomas
Riley to the county's new
Economic Development
Corporation.
The county Board of
Supervisors a lso ap-
proved the appointment
of Larry Sierk, executive
vice president or the
Anaheim Chamber of
Commerce to the cor-
poration's 12-member
governing board.
Supervisors last week
agreed to chip in $75,000
this year to help the non-
profit corporation lure
new industry to Orange
County.
The corporation w as
proposed last summer
by t he Orange County
Chamber or Commerce.
Vitti and Sierk will join
former congressman
Richard Hanna as the
three board of
supervisor s appointees
to the corporation 's
board of directors. Han-
na was appointed last
week.
Room Left
For Salute
Reservations are still
available for an Oct. 30
salute t o UN ICEF
fea,uring t e levilllon
personality Steve Allen
and bis wife, J ayn e
Meadows, along with
"All In the Family" star
Carroll O'Connor.
The Newport Beach
gathering for UNICEF
will be from 5 to 8 p.m. at
the Spa, Park Newport
Apartments, Jamboree
and San J oaquin Hills
road.
Tickets are $7 .50 per
person, available by call-
i n & (213 ) 697-4036.
, Reservations m ust be
made by Friday.
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Your Horo3COpe
Scorpio: Flex Finances
MOND-'Y, OCTOBER zs of dire<:tion, motive. Key 1, to gather forces, to
look, perceive and to bold off on definite con· · • BySYDNEYOMARR clusiooa.
ARJES (March 2l·Ap.ril 19); What seems a ·SCORPIO lOct. 23-Nov. 21): Money picture
postponement is merely a temporary delay ~brighter if you are versatile. Don 't tnslst on on
Know it and get second emotional wind. ly one way -experiment, display nexibillty. :
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Line up SAGITfARIVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Alllet·'
priorities; be positive about beauty. q uallly, come forth -you could be surprised by loyalty '. ·
durability. ll.nd love from unexpected quarters, sources.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Expand horizons CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19): Accept need '
--realize. that public response to your requests, for change. Be analytical. Look for reasons,
GEORGE PEPPARD (LEFT) WONDERS WHO H'AS AS MUCH FUN AS FRANK TALLMAN?
Aviator, Film Topflight
"Film 's Flying Ace.·· a
documentary on Frank TaJJman,
famous precision flyer in scores
of Hollywood films, will have its
premiere on KOCE·TV, Channel
50, on Wednesday. Oct. 27 at 9
p.m.
The half-hour film story, pro
duced by Channel SO, on the
aviator for motion pictures, will
be repeated on Saturday, Oct. 30,
at 7p.m.
BIG-NAME star::; and dneclors
of film epics on aviation appear
during the documentary, and un
anlmously have high praise for
both the fiying talents.and the
character of Frank Tallman or
Newport Beach, wh ose air
museum and flying operation are
based at Orange CoWlty airport
Breath-taking aerial se·
quences Crom such films as "The
Great Waldo Pepper," when
Tallman flew hair-raising pilot
ing scenes, are included. Also
shown are location actioo scenes
from two new films. "Baa Baa
. Black Sheep," and a film on
Ameli a Earhart, in which
Tallman does the movie flying
scenes.
More ins.igbt comes Crom can·
did comments by ·stars who
worked in films where Tallman
did the flying.
THEY INCLUDE Robert Rt:d·
rord, on "The Great Waldo Pep·
per," George PeppalJ"d on "The
Carpetbaggers," Burt Reynolds
on "Lucky Lady," and Cliff
Robertson who shared several
films, and an adventurer's flight
across the Catalina Channel with
Tallman in a hot air balloon.
Programming Director Paul
Corbin is ekecuti ve producer, and
Bill Neill is the producer-director.
•·1 HOPE that people seeing
this documentary find not only a
distinguished pilot -a leader of
a vanishing breed but also a
true renaissance man, with wide
and sensitive taste in literature,
art, history, and the theater."
said Neill.
Upbringing's Played Down
By ERMA BOM~ECK
You know what this
world needs? A practical
book on child raising.
Not a bunch of theoncs
and psychological mish·
mash, but some honest·
to-goodness ideas that
work.
hogging the catsup, you
must be firm.
One mother of three
catsup freaks finally got
each one of them a large
bottle of catsup, put lbe1r
name on each one and
told them it had to last a
month. It worked.
fold them up again and
replace them on the
shelf.
If you can 't tell if
t hey'r e dirty or not .
they'll never know 1r
they're clean ..
everythjng he saw on the
floor and put it in a bag
in the closet.
On Saturday, he
staged a sale to sell back
to the children their own
clothes.
When I looked in, the
WATC HING TOO kids also had a bag con·
efforts can be better than indicated on surface. clues, signals. :
CANCER (June 21-July 22): What seems a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Some hopes.··
complicated situation is going to boomerang in wishes are fulfUled. Also, some romantic fan· • ~
your favor. Know ll and be con!ident. . tasies come closer to realities. ·
LEO (July ~3-Aug. 22): Creative changes oc-PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Promises by •
cur and you ne rid of burden. Take plunge into one suppo~dly in position of authority need close· .
future. scrutiny. Know it and don't Jet self-deception
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how devious or how rot
ten. Anything is fair in
this kind or war.
MUCH TV? An Illinois tainin g their Dad's E
man attached h 1 s sweater. slippers, nme The Executive Office g television set to a bike magazine, flas hlight,
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DESSERTS: No one will
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Cain did not slay Abel
o v e r t h e 1 o n ~
maraschino c he rry 111
Lhe fruit cocktail.
THE OLD SHAMPOO
TRICK : Refill one of the
expensive shampoo bot·
ties with Brand X. hide it
behind the hot waler bot-
tle in the linen closet
with a sign that reads
"HANDS OFF," and it
will literally disappear.
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A friend of mine solved
this problem by having
one child divide the pie
or cake, then pass it on to
his brother who got first
choice. The child got so
exact he was measuring
after awhile i n
micrometers.
CATSUPOLJCS: lndc·
aling with children who
accuse one another of
INSTANT MAIL. For
co llege bums who never
write home simply drop
a nole saying, "Will
write more later. Check
enc lo sed ." Never
enclose the check. The
bumees sometimes get a
h and delivered
response.
WALL TO WALL
TOWEL.5: Tired of pick·
ing up towels off the
floor? Invest in a stock or
black towels. Arter a
shower, let them dry and
Adjust the volume
switch to where no sound
comes out whatsoever.
ihen, when he or she 1s
playing a record and is
going crazy trying to get
some volume, stick your
head in the room and
yell, "Will you turn that
down before it impairs
yo ur hearin g
permanently? ..
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For years my husband
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the kids to put their
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By STAN DELAPLANE
SAN FRANCJSCO -That amazing $699
round-trip to Hong Kofli -INCLUDING 14
days in the Hong Kong lUlton or the Hyatt
Regency -is still running every two weeks.
Sometimes oftener.
Parading and soccer games. Things like
lhat.
''Like most Mexican towns they do have
special fiesta days. One when lndians come
to town and dance for three days as a
penance for having killed a Spanis h priest a
few hundred yea.rs ugo. But it's not at
Easter." The cheapest from the West Coast on
scheduled carriers is $1147. That's just for
theaJrfare. .
No hidden squeeze. Two friends of mine
took this -separately. (The company didn't
know them from a bowl of chow fan.) They
got exactly the same things l did. (Well, the
Hyatt DID put me in a suite instead of a
room. But the Hyatt people don't put
journalists in the broom closets.)
Noel says you might get something from
the tourist ortice -maybe. Address
Turismo, San Miguel de Allende, Gto. Mex-
ico. Postage to Mexico is same as in the U.S.
•••
.. * "We'll probably be stopp~ng ln at
Martlnlqueon a Norweglancrulseship ... "
What's wrong with it? It's a LONG Clight
Best buys are French perfumes since
Martinique is a French island. (Josephirle.
Napoleon's chick was born here.) Some
GOOD French restaurants. Chez Gerard has
great local shrimp cocktail. Veal in cream
sauce with mushrooms. Half bottle white
wine, hall bottle of red. Cognac. Cale filtre:
$14 for two. (Alas and Alors and all that. My
me shows this was three years ago. Still the
French franc has been going down so you
may luck out.)
and I get jet lag. But no company ·can do
anything about thal
U you have a choice. I'd lake the Hyatt
Regency. Shopping is better on that
Kowloon side. The Hong Kong sid.e·is more
banks, government and business.
Though the famous Star Ferry runs
between constantly, taking 10 minutes for
five cents. Or 10 -it was r aised recently.
Open air -(Where Suzie Wong told William
Holden: ''Notalk ! 1 rich girl.'')
••• '' also lo St. Thomas ln the Virgin
Islands?'·
And the ferry boat captains weave
th.rough enormous moving freighters like 0 .
J. Simpson going down field. Great harbor!
Great town! And I don't know how you can
get Hong Kong at apricelikethis.
Sebastian's was a place J liked. Though
when cruise ships are in, you may need a
court order to get a table. Banana daiQuiri is
the specialty. Also pina Colada which you
find all over the tropics now: pineapple
juice, coconut milk, some mysterious rums.
Apiece of velvet dynamite. Write for a folder to Creative World
Travel, 1 Market Plaza, Stewart Street
Tower, San Francisco, California 94105. No air -conditioning. Big Humphrey
Bogart type fans circling slowly like an old
prop plane cutting the engines at the unload-
ing gate.
••• "We are planning next Easter in San
Miguel de Allende in Mexico. Are there
special events at this Ume of year? .. * ...
I think every town in Mexico has some
kind of special event. Special statues of his·
toric legends. Special fireworks. But what it
is in San Miguel. There you 've got me.
"A Japanese restaurant in Honolulu
please?"
Problem with Japanese restaurants in
Honolulu is they are set up for four to ten peo-
ple. Very bard to get a place that will take on-
ly two. But -one good one I found is the
Maiko in the Ilikai Hotel -main floor. Also
has an excellent sushi bar. Sit at the counter
type. Just like Tokyo.
Sterling Noel, newspaperman, just back
from San Miguel after three years, says:
"Easter Sunday is not one of the big fiesta
days of Mexico. Good Friday is the holiday.
ACROSS
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IUCB 5 Selnes
9 GIYe 011
2 wds
I 5 Large
bee lie
21 Carry1nq
case
23 Laud
2 4 M1l1la• y
review
25 TV
aclress
26 Child s
garment
27 Proqram
28 Soall lld'
29 SpeechlAs
30 Awa II
J 1 Conceal
33 Percn
34 D1s1ancP
measurr
JS Panrier
36 Ou1ve?r
38 Decay
395occ11v
42 Destiny
43 S1ea1
slang
44 Urchin
46 Sheeo111..e
4 7 Launder
48 Rao1ure
49 Mourn
500nly
51 Oscu1a1 ..
52 CIUIChC)
53Marker1
5 4 Pocl•r
b(llOrP
!>5 Droop
56 Vosttg1•
57 Hard anrt
shiny
.,6 AnnudllY
60Hut
6 1 BeLaUl>"
62 Humo1
65 Russian
desoo1
66 Del1C<'
purple
61 Coerce
68 Htghw,,y
d•v1d6•
Panel Joined
Jack A. Swartzbaugh,
dean of students at Sad-
dle back College, has
been named lo the ad·
visory committee on stu·
dent personnel services
for the California Com.
munity Colleges.
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
69 S lro~~
OU t :t
wds
10 Dog dis
ease
7 I Ver11nd1
7 2 Ma101e11e s
slick
73 So oe 11•
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1 5 L • g 111
loam
16 D1srrac1
77 Pronoun
T8Mem1y
19"5h8dOwS
80 Deley
1 18 M oral!!
guardian
1 19 Advance 2 wds
120 Catches
12 1 Passionate
122 Spend
123Fameo
Quaker
12 4R 1ver
bolloms
DOWN
I lm1ta101
2 Mine< al
11e1n
81 Unsoph1st1L<lled
82 Preens
83Fac1al
3 Courage
4 Ha d
lunch
fea1ure
8 4 O blaln
86 Dickens
ch11rac1N
89 Cursed
90 Selec1
91 Concern
92 Awaken
93 Sudsy
94 F1n1nc101
house
95 Ac ires:;
Davis
96 Small
dog
J 7 M 11k1
amend~
'48 Smell
volley
39 B1bllcaf
leader
10 0 W1lnP,S
10 I Forward
102Firr
alarm
•UJ Carry
104 Don<;••
Slep
105 Alweys
106 Adhesive
107 Wander
106 Tar8nlul-' ~
lrl!p
111 Cre11ll'
menially
113 Wearing
apparel
1 16 Apprrcu11e
llumor .I
wc1$
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lump
6 Mak e
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signal
9Ell
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11 ldenllly
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13 Put 1n
service
14 Maybe
15 Card su11
16 Canary
nome
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lorm
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k rdnap
per
19 Food
S\IPPle-
menl
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22Food
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spa
12 Pres1dentral
nickname
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source
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serv1c r
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~lang
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slang
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sound
38 Stormy
39 Round' o
root
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occasion
-11 Circus
performer
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•3 Shppery
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m111k
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ward
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48 Supoor1
flrmly
49 Charm
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52 S0<1ous
53 Work ta·
bte
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do cu
ment
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57 Canoe
ma1er1al
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hound
60 Arenose
6 t Classlf1u
62 Wasntngton
scandal
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wds
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sheller
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ruler
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68 M olten
rock
70 P ine
Tree
S1111e
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72Morsel
7 4 Freight
boat
rs Sprite
76 Studeril
table
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speecn
SO Boulder
8 I Auto
s tyle
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llec1ton
63 Baseball
team
85 Age 1n
hie
86 Tree
fluld
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fighter
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noose 2
Wdl
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long
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tire some
91 Surrender
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1or1e
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bundle
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Wd$
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brew
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101 Preven1
102 Nobleman
103 Symbol
104 Typto
Sile
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1ackot
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prong
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w ildly
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man
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(AP) The Squaw
Valley Ski Corp. has won
its court battle on the
new ski mt, but Placer
County officials oow
wonder if they have the
power to enforce their
own land use rulings.
Involved was the re·
vocation by Placer Coun-
ty of a conditional use
permit for the Solitude
lift, being built in the
Shirley Lake area of the
Squaw Valley Ski resort
THE COUNTY com
plained that a road had
been built without a
permit, a lift tower had
been built on unstable
ground, and more trees
were cleared than
authorized.
The chairman of the
corporation. Alexander
Cushin1. appealed
directly to Superior
Court where Judge ~en·
• tiss Moor e ruled that the
county's position was
"frivolous" becau~ the
Utt was almost complete.
Superior Court Judge
Harold Wolters recently
upheld that decision.
CUSHING, comment-
ing over the weekend.
said: "The county set
Impossible conditions,
but we met them
anyway. It doesn't make
any difference: we had
the right to build the lift
because we own the pro-perty ...
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end Stev~n lhymond , SHEY.
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PETERSON, Susen P•tnde -P\11111-Otan<it Coall Delly Pllcll, dlvld\Hll
Oct tO, u . H, i i. to• •ttl >• Wm l\outt, M 0 CarlJe~(nullity).
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KEAANES. Jamtt H and O.ynell • PUBLIC NOTICE J STOLL, Jlmn H end Bert>&r• H •
MARTIN Clltlorcl Etrl •"4 Alld••'I -------------Lynne; DAVIS, l<•r•11 Ml••• •llO FICTITIOUS AUSINEU "'ti'' LM. HOFl'Ao\AN, °"''"°~ F NAMIESTATEMENT •nd Kt!llellne, PEPPER .~ .. ~ w. n. lollowtno "''°" IS "°'""' _,,
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Coonly Cl••' ot Or•n911 County on Sofp
!ember JO 1•1t
"4ottH Pullliihecl Or•nlJ'I Co••I O.lly Piiot Oct f,,31,endNOv l, 14 1•1• ... ,.
PUBLIC NOTICE Lllld• NI , 8R0WN Gail M_ •nd l'ANTASTIC FURNITURE, 31~
Waller J . Wll•-•s. Ell•n C.rol'llfld Soutll Pltla o ...... S.ntt """· CA ---~ST ... A_T_E ... M_,,,E_N_T_O_F ___ _
ClauCM Eowtr~ Ill KLOSOV.1.>ICI, '770. AIANOONMENT 011UH01' 01~ Nt11renta elwJ JO"epll t-L.llrry C F•rrell, S:M Stw-. l'ICTITIOUS I USINESS NAME LOVIG, O>rlstrneM ~nd Ranoy O ; ~It Mot .. , CA '2•2•
PRICE. 8tl l\ A •nd Larry N Tiii• buslrwss ll <Ol'cJuct.a by"" 1n The tollowtno P"'"'"' M.,. •IMn
81LVIC, Ju<11111 M •no Joseph <llvl~I ~1,...u .. ot1n.1>ct1tl0<1>busil\ft'
ARZATE, Ruth Cnloe end H1nry t...rrv C Ferrell "'"""
Franct; CARROLL, Helen Cel.,..llne Thi\ \lale""'nl wu llltd Wllh lhe C:O.t~~~! ~00.~1~5'1·1' Ad.om. St
•nd ICennelll Jr ; H UMME R CountvCtorkotO,.nqt COuntyonOu. n.. FIC11110u• Bu\IM\I Na,, ......
Laster LaVerrte and M•roarel 13• 191.. ~rtd to above w~, liltd In Or-~lcolt; HAMRICIC. Oonlla IC • .-11<1 ,..._ County°" Junt)O, 1911
Herlev Dewain; LEECH II••"-•• B, Pul>U .... O Ot<lnQ<t CU•\I 0.lly PllOt. MllOrOd E Paxto" Hiii Coron.OO
and Sleonen Rot>erl , COOKS, M.lry L.. Oct 11, 2•. 31, •ncl Nov. I, 1916 $1 Wutm1n;1er, CA. 91681
HUDSON, Ge•ald Le• end Llw Ann, lllllt<ISt1tttm ... r1
MC CURDY, Oeloro\ J. and Lbwtll HOWELL. lloberl C Olld Suwn
"""Jamtt C Jr &l01 It Edward O Pe1t1on, 1S181 Co<on<1110
SI • Wtstmlntl~r. CA. 9169) PUBLIC NOTICE
E BAUMGARTNER, Suun One! R•nH: VALENZUELA. Maroaret
OQ.r\a10 Ann end Jesus Mendtr. ORO.£,
Tnl• l>v•lneu was coru1uc1~c1 l>y "
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REIS, A•dttll •nd Burton E llt a bllll M . •nd Jon W .
LACKEY, Ao9er LU ef!CI Ellen BUCHANAN, Minni• and L.erry
.. AME STATEMENT Tnl\ ~·••tm•ni W••\ foloHI W•lh .....
Tl\P lollowlf>9 pars;on '' OO.no l>u\I Coonty Cl••• OI Or~noe County on 0<
Marie: MITCHELL, Jeme• R -Wllll4m; TRUJILLO, 0.brt Allno)nd c;.rol~ S • SALE.SON. Slopl\M G.-O..y L.: EOOAR, Pauline O . ....,
non as tober H, 1~16
ADVANCED MARKETING ANO l'lllf20
Tn(I L., WELLMAN Janettt R """ Gery A ; MUSICIC. JudY I( and
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MA .. AGEMENT ASSOCIATES. 2•'197 ll'ubll,,,oo Or"1'oo Co••t Otlly Print
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AMES, OonM I( atllJ Gttpy p MICHELSEN Ml<h•I Ann •nd A090r <:err F ltnat>e 10 91 u Piela
O.lve L1touna Nl9ue1 CA 4'•11 PUBLIC NOTICE CARREN, Arlyn A .ind Hfroid C We.,....; TEEL. Janice K•y -K.el·
READY, MellH• Jt n •nd Jame~ lreyThomn Thi\ l>uMMU 1$ co...i .. cted by <1n '"" ------------
Rooer SHEPPARD, Mory Em,,.. G.t.TCH, Adam Franc" -1'Nlry;
•nci Wlllt•m Lui nu . NELSON ~!!-!dE!.~~~.EP"RE~~~;0,~ AL,,11:~0
c... ..... no·oroenoKJelloOn •nd Orvlllt c . LIVINGSTONE.
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Thi\ ''•le,,..nt we. ti1.o wtlh '"" Coonly Clerk ot Or"nQe CollntY Oft 0t WALLS, -rryll A •nd JoM E FLEMING, Erne~I M and C..IMrlne Wiiiiam Ettl •no 8•rb.lre Marie; -I
F SEMPLE Robert Wllll&m tnO MOEUA, LOI\ J tlld Wrlllam, Jr.; Pullll>lled Ortnoe C.0.st 0.llY POOi,
loDer S, 197'
FREE, Judith W end llobrrt N .. SttPl\tnle e1<1er; BACCA, 0.vld A ANDERSON, CYnUlie •no Wllllam._0t_t_otir_r_10_._11_._,,_._l•_"_'_• ___ ._.,_~_'6 •no~llty J . PAGE. tS.ny eo-.ll H ; MC CARNEY, Mar9'1rtl J -·-
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Thel .... E ano EOwerd, TRAXLER 8rtnl l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS Linde Mey end Sl,.,tley C."t HOF l'MAN, O Wa yne &n d H.\M~STATEMENT
PETERSON, Cl'tr»lln• May •nd 1'Nlrytnn. SCOTT,J•n•IV•n-••nd "Tlw tollowl119 perM>n ll OOO"ll °'1)1·
Floyd Richard, STEVENSON, H••old Rober1 Fre<Mrln, FINOLER. S.r• l'K>•\
ller"8rd •""Barb••• Ann N>n tlld John Mlchttl, SAM. CMolyn THE FACTORY ti' OR MEl\ll '419
WADE. 01•~" Lee eno 1110 Lynn L •nO Clyde J Vjt V•co. Buona Perk, CA~'°
CAMPOS, Paula and J Munclon Wllllam J Barry, ,.,, VI• Vlco,
HAMPTO N. ~naron and Therrnen, PUBLIC NOTICE Buena Perk, CA'°"'° BAKER, Clytte Opal ""° t<.Mtth TJlll l>ullMl> ll CondutlOd l>y an In
8"•r, SALTZMAN Mltl\ttl --------------dlvldWll l'e•on<>e S&IUman l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS Wllllam J. Barry
S .. GE, Glorl• AA• ano JoM P~ul, "AME STATEMENT Tlll• $181tment wa'o ltlt'd "'''" 1 .... Ml l(LAUS. 1(1tl\loen O. end Mic""•' T~ to11ow1no pO"on l\Oo1119Du5lnau County Clerk ot Orano~ County on Se1>I
A . BURRIS. Marte LOUIH end "" lll,191 .. Rlcllt•d Un.Ira. YOUNC, Jo Ann lal GRAPHICS UNLIMITED (bl t'U2 ..
Bever otnd Brian Cecll HEN· G RA FF ITI OESIGNStOAIGINA .. Putlll-d OrAnQe Co••I 03lly Piiot.
HINGER. Hilton Ltw renco •nd GRAF I' IT I WALL PLAQUES M!llllnv Oct.3, 10, 11,H. 1976
M6tilO• Ellzao.tn _,.u P O Bot 1&206, l?l W. 16111 'C>S9 16 BAIN, Oonna Jun.,,., o.,0,118 H•r· Str_.t, Newl>Orl Buen, CA. lntlne, CA. ------------
rl'°"; WELICER, Ooro111v R•Qln<uncJ "711 • • PUBLIC NOTICE Robert Patrick; HOWES, Lucme 1 Richard O.ra10 Gun11. 1111w.16th
and Ellllla "LUii"; I( RUEGER •trttl.Newp0rtBeacll,CA '1'1663
MAdonM J .,,., Jo••P" Jol\tl; CAN ,,,,, 11us1 ...... h conducted hy"" In-l'ICTITIOUSIUSINESS
TIN, Ml<llUI Jame\ and Elllabtlll dlv1clu&I NAME STATEMENT
DOHERTY. G4ry Michael -Jill RlcNtrd G (iun\I Tlw IOllOWl"9 person 1$ dOUIQ llUS•
Ann, DOUGLAS, Malco1m 9 end Thi~ lttltm..nt WIK l1led w.tn '"" rwn n
M6r911rel Marie Bl OWE LL. JUOY County Clerk of Oran~ County on Ot-""4NOR TR.t.ltER PAlll(, mt
lCay end Ow.in ue, CRAWFORD, ~ S. "'' OrenQtlllot~. B"""" Pu-CA9<»10
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GOLOEN, Levet,,. Lou""" Ja~ Olv1ow1
l'ICTITIOUS BUSINl!SS
NAME STATEMENT
TM followlno ~·son " oo.nv l>u"
~·"\ lHE ESTATE! MAKEllS IO'Nu
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l"ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
Tlla 1011ow1no person 1> dotnq bu"
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CORPORATF OEV(LOPMENT
ASSOCIATES llQOntt s1 ..... 1, N<)Wl>Jrl Ot~Cll CA ~11>1>1
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C:O...nly Clerk ~· O••n'l• r.,un1y 1)11 () ,...,..r "· ,.,.
fM&l• Putllli.hed O• .. nOI' Co.o•I O•llY Prli)f
Ott ?• JI and Nov I •~ '"' 4Jllll '•
PUBLIC NOTICE
Edwe•d; COOPER. Pt1t10. l(ev•n PUBLIC NOTICE Sally Ounct n R••n~ l'ICTITIOUS eus1 .. ess
a'ld Ct-le Ann; VAN CAMP, Er<c -ThlS' \!aliment we\ l•l"<I Mlh Ille NAME STATEMENT
Brten end Jud lll\ Ellen 1-------------ICoun•yCl•r-olOr•n911Covnlvnns-t>t Tre 11M1ow1rw>Pf'r'l()n\•••-nqto.1" •
JOHNSTONE. John Jo•ePll •no lllCTITIOUSIUSINESS lll,1'74. ""''a' •
Patric•• Ann PARGA, Ir""' 8 -NAME STATEMENT l"•n1' MONTEREY ASSOCIATES Ill\)
H.-iry Luna T"" lollowinq Pt!fM>n '' OOono ""'' PubllS1'e<l Ora~ Co~" 0..tty PllOI. lrvlllf' 81¥d Tu\lon ca111orn1.t91W
BOWERS, Eva M eno Ri<"4r<I E . net\\ I< Oct l lO II l • 191~ W R•c>l•rd Miii\ !Ml So\hM•
"OGLE, O<ln,..llt and ~lll,..ld C • NEW p 0 AT F I NlA N C I AL 'C>lo8 7& A~nll" Co\la ,.....,,. Cehlornla'no?o
ARMSTRONG, Vlr9l1ua M;ry "nd SERVICES, •l4 OQI• SI Coste Meu RoMld P ElllOll, 76611 V""-
uur•n O\w•ld, SMITH, EllMDl'tn CA '1')61I PUBLIC NOTICE Orlv~ Mo\\IOn Viet~ C•hlnrnl.\<>/~I\ S..ren .,,,., w .. 11 •• >.10..n, I' LORES, OUOley w Jolln\OI\, .,, Ool• SL 0.1~ E H•nQ•r ~U? PP!>Qlr• 8'-d<"
AliGe R. •nd "'41nvtl VHQuU. Golie Moe. CA '1•11 "ICTITIOUS BUSINESS l..)nt, Vorb.o Linda C~l,forn,~'n•tll
KOl.AC.Z, Emm• I and AOOOf'I J . ol!l':!!a~~tnH> I< col>ducled bY <1n tr\' NAME STATEMENT Tnis DV•l"I'\\ I\ condu•lm b• ,
BROWN, Wolham E •nd Helen A Tho followlno par!IJOn 1, O<Mno.,.,,.. QtMrat~rlner\lllf' BENSON, Sneron M. end 8rlet> It , O.W John<on MSS8\ W RlchMd Moll'
NEBENFUHR, E•lher Louis" •nd Thi• '1otemen1 WI\ I tied worh ~ CENT UR y 7 1 A I A PORT Tht\ <lalemM•I w•' 111•"1 Wiln 1¥
Flnyd G<-r<1IO, W,A RR EN, Mliry °' Cou<lly Clork n4 OrAnQ• County on lkt REALTY, ?300So. EA>I Brislot SI • Slln• County Cle•~ of Or.•nQ~ t 'l .. nlY on 0<
"""F•,.nc•• w • 13, 1916 ••An• HeloM•, C.A 0101 lobe•"· "a.
WILLIAMSON, Penny end FrAnk; l'M1tl ~orQ<t Wlllfams Sl&bleln, IUfO l'MNJ
H ECl(MA N. MH I Orte Ann and Put>hshed Or11nou Cosr Pally Piiot, Ronald Ave .. Torranc~. CA ~SOJ Putlll\hedOr.>nQ• CM\I O·•llv Pt IOI
O><lrlt\ I • ZAWAOSl(I, 0.bt• Alln Ott 17, ,,, 31, eno NOY I, 1976 00).76 Thi~ bu!Jnch Is collduCl•d DY'"''"" Oct ,, ll. ftnd No• I ,., 1ql6 ...... ,. ""° St•P"en JoM , WHITE, Oenl(t 1-------------1 dlvldUftl
Ann and ~IMry V8n; "NOER50N, PUBLIC NOTICE GotoroeW Stabltlll 0.rleM Joy end J•m•s M8dl~ This ita1tment wa. llled wlfl\ tne PUBLIC NOTICE
VICKERY, Sanor• L •nO Arnold Counly Clerk of Or.on~ Counlyon Qc.1-------------t ; KI AK LA N o. Katnell~•" Mid FICTITIOUS •USINEU tooer 5 191& l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
OoMIO R•y; HERNAN DEZ, J•nny NAMESTATEMENT l'•UtJ NAMESTATEMENT
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TAICAHASHI, Laura L •fld Jun 19S1Newp0(18lvd ,CosteMew,CA -------------!CALIFORNIA ?llS M•sA verdt Ea\!
ACOSTA. Cu••• J "'Id lrmt ". llooerl E O•wAld, 1101 HOii-PUBLIC NOTICE Cosle M!l.e.CA 4106
EBENHACK, Wllll•m C.OotmM> and Or . Hu<1tlno1on B•Kn. CA in .... 1 Oon•ld G<to•o• "•'""' 1116 Mo\A
Oebor• Rtnlh Mc F .. OPEN, T"" l>US•ntU Is conducled bY an In· ---,.°"1"'c"'T"'1T""1"'o""u"'s""1""u"'s""1"'N"'E""s"',--Vtrllt E·HI Co•M M••a CA '1?•2•
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LEPOVAC Evelyn R eno Ftedcl1~ llObert E O\welO The lollowlno oe"on I• cloi119 ""''· Bur-k. CA
THOMAS. S•to,,•n•t s •nd J~ s., T11ls Slll,ment ..... llled With '"" M\S.. Thi\ b .. SlnO\\ .. 'nnn .. •t•n t)y • ~~~i7: ~::~I HR:.": :::n;;;:d County CJerk ol Or•"lle Co.inly on Se91. llll\ 5s,L, ~.f:~~~:~H,.~7 111 W 09"'••1 :~';.";,~".:~ ~Ctell&nO 81.ANCO. Enrloue And JD,"" l'UllJ Rlclwtrd Har~t. '''° E 1n0 St Th•' sratement wo l•l•d w11h ,,.. Mary Sanllv•ne1 Cl\tCOI' BAIM Publlshl>O 0'""9" Coan o.ttly PllOI, Lon9atecn, CA 'OIO? Counly Cl•rk of O•Anljf' Counly on O<
MER. Sl>••vn LOu•~• ano Btt•n Otl l, 10, t7,H, 1976 ,,,._ This bla•neu '' concJv<ttd oy An In IObtrt• ••16 Wtlllam dlYldutl
HAROEV, Howerd p and Elunor lllCllMOH•tl>U Publl\""d O•M()f' Cllt\I 0.lly P•lnl
J ,; CALLIGAl\I , Patrt<ll J "M PUBLIC NOTICE n.1, •l•fr""'nl ... , tiled w.ltt the Ott)• 31.>'ldl\lov ti. 1~76 '11n1•
llosemerle, nROZEK. Lii" -Alvln Counlv Cltr• o! Or•~O" Cnunty "1\0<.t Emenuel, Sr .• DAVIS, Evelyn •no llllCTITIOUS IUSINESS 13 ,~,.
Gary Ltt, ARENZ C•rot Ann e nd NAMIST.\TEMENT t'MJU
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JE NSEN, L. 01•1111 •nd Oouole• w . ,...u •• Ocf 11,)• 11 •nil Nov 1, "" CUMMINGS. Sl•trV E •nd 1-..., MULTI PRINT, IUS·A Sutle Al HOTtt• 011 PU ALIC HEARING
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Mct>ANIELS. J•c" Mervin and Solly Avt . W<l\IMlnster CA •n!>8' P UBLIC NOTICE Hou1lno •nd Commvn•tyi ()('vttlOGmftnf
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-<rlton Hell; HEMM, OolO<'" Ruby
and Alllhofty l'rantl•; FAULKNER,
Edith Ann end E HllUI Eull•;
CORONio., Ooneld J. and Marlo-It M .
WHITE, Robert MacOonald •nd
Pa,....le LU91<>".
TEOISCO, Mary L. end Ron.rt V ,
HIGGS. I.Aura Jun •nd Rtymond
Thffdou: !VANS, R0911111 Alda and
&ti Balley; ANOEllSEN. Peul L.
end Ktthl .. 11 N.; McOUIAE, ~'Y
Weynt end E1e111e Catherine;
BERGAMINI, Jey end lerllM• L.,
ROY, 1'Nlry Olrtsllnt and Chtrttt
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PUBLIC NOTICE
~'CTITIOUSIUSIHE.S.S
NAMI! STATEMENT
Tiit lollowln9 oerwM art 001M buSI ,,,.,,.,.
AUTUM MOTOR SPORTS, IU>S.
Lvon, 5.tllt• Ana, CA t170S
llllCTITIOUS IUSINIU I A""'ndmhnl '" tnn Y•M CrAlll
N.\ME STATIMIENT 1 PrOQraml tnr lho lrd Y•M AO
The follow1n11 i>a•~n '' clolno t>usl p!ornllnn
NUe.: Th• two ""'"""Cl' will b'l ho!I~ •1 I JO I) LARICEV FUllNITUAE, 7) Pfn In '"'"' Councll CMmbu• C>I Cll•
SUPREME COATING a. StRvlCE. H•ll, 11 Fair O•I•~. CO•I• Mtl\A, ~l W&rner Ave .. Hunlln111on 8Mch, CAlllOrnl~, on Orlnl>tlr '8. 1'1•. ANO CA91~ November 16. 1916.
8u•tOI' GoOdman, 111:11 Freeport Mollet " llirl~r o•v~n 111•1 "' \•Id Or .. Hunllnoton e.et h, CA,,,,.. ""'° elld 1>1ue •"Y """ •II ll'W'\00\ In
Tiii• bllllnan ll condU<lod bY "II,,,. •t•Hltd mu •POe•• •nd be ""~•d b'I'
dMd<.iel the Hnu•ln9 tnd Commu1111y °"""'-Burton GoOdmen ment COmmlllo ot Ill• Cit¥ of C'.o<I•
Tiiis '1•ttmtnt wu lll•d '"''" '"" ,,,,_.,. .
QwmyCl .. ~""Ore .... C'<t11YOl'Se!>\ t1LEEN P PH INN EV JD,"'' CITY CLERK OF THF n:lnl CITYOl'COSTAME~A fll\ibllsllad Orenoe Coe•I Dally PltOI Pullll•h8d Or1t"09 Coa~I Otlly Ptlol
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Richard Hunlln9ton Poll•• »~ P UBLIC NO'llCE PUBLIC NOTICE
Oahlle, Corona Ital Mtr, CA .,&2S 1-------------1 -------------Wllllem H, Lutes, JU O•Mla. CP·tt.. S·>Mt.I
C NO Tit• TO Cll!OITOlllS 1U'l"IOll COU Ill OllTHI C.otolledttl Milt A .,.H SUPEltlOll COUltTOlllTHI ITATI 01' CAl.ll'Olt .. IA FOA Thi• bvslne!' ,, conoutlttl 11• .. S"TATI 01' CAI.I l'OltNIA 1'<>111 THI COUNTY 011 OltAHOI O*M"'~:.:::.r.,·~''OonMlly THE C:OUNTYOllOllANOt HOTI c. "o··,A"" .. ', ... -I NA o-T'hh sl.i~mtnl WU lllfd witll Ille Ht ... _.. ~ ft -r
But Placer County'" •GRIGGS, Mlcl\HI W. tnd l>oN\a J. ·• MORRIS, Arthllr J end Jtstla M., assilt3nt counsel, Grant HARPER. Sh•••• A •"" To"""'' E ..
0t Estel~ of JU.\NITA F TILLEY, ll'ITITIOH ,011 PlllOIATI 01' WILL Counly Clork ol Or•noa County on I Oto ~ .\NO '011 L•TTlllS TllTAMEN·
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"6 FMJft ~~ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to""' TAllV ANDAUTHOllllATION TOAD· f'Wtli~d °''"" Conl Dally PllOI, (,..,lton ol the Abovtt ft•mad dfoc~I "' I N I ' ' • R u N D E II TN I
SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOA ANSWERS'
M '--lained JOHNSON, Alldl'llW GeOf'Qe 9nd ~ acom""'r· comp Key; MOIEICSTRA, Tl'IH -MartM that the ruling was based L
Oil 11altechntcallties in· WORTMAN, Marty •nd Alti.n, "' HI ET AL.A. J KQutll"f G. and Ml~I Ilea O( merit. W.; STEELE. IOwanl J . and 1'9\tklt
Ann; lllVl~E. J~•n H end .kllWI N., In addition. T om 'SG'HIFFER, Robert """ J-; TIP· McMahon "OUnty z ..... ~ .. g TON, Dorthea v. •110 &art Du-; '"' ,,..,.., TINGEY, yny C, •"d 1Ce'911 B.; ldm.iniatrator and plan FEDDER, Willer J •nd Marie, nlnJ director, Said : .JONES, Petrltle Lou and S1..,1~y
, "Squaw Valley Ski Corp :~~~dton, swANSON, w-.. •""
has SbOWD people thal lf SIMONDS, Saul>drA L.. •M'Wllllem , i A., J ACKSON, Mer yr.,.~ alld St.at.· you re tenac OUll enqh, '*'Paul; AHi.A, Rtbtcc.e 1. -T.a YOU Can fight \hC permit W.; ICINCA IO, NAnnel\ V anO
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'"" otll<t ol the Cltrk Of the •bove .... Sii .. 0t<:H'86 ' PUBLIC NOTICE ll\fedcourt,0<top-."'11t1Mrll,W•ll'l1M NOTICE 1$ HEIU!8V GIVEN"'"'
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l'ICTITIOU-S•USIHl.H ., '"' I•• Offltt Of KARNS .. •lltlon 10' l'IODAI• of Wiii And tor ·~
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'ARTNl!R,HI P , nE.A CH WOOD dott'lloned 111 all maltt rl D'1r1alnln41 In turtr.r 1M•llcul..,\, And '"'~Ill •\~
APARTMENTS, 3') H11mt11on, Sult• 11\e e<1I•~ OI t.eld dte.lltnt, wllllln lour 8'ld place ot he•rlno lllt' ---Ill\ befn e.1, Co'\!• Mu• CA .,.,, motlll'lleflttlllt firs\ l)UbllUllOl\1)11111\ ~·'°'NO,.' ,., •• c. It tf 4 "'.In,,.,..
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3,500 ranchers, a few 201tconda.
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atoJ> 1J1n. private planes, which
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soft rural mesas draped )lone ba r n tn du1t·
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hairdos cemented with
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DAILY PILOT
SECTION 8
Sunday,October24, 1976
Where Are Danger Spots?
Rough'._· Riding
Are there dangerous roads for Orange Coast
motor cyclists, roads which have claimed more than
usual numbers of .riders in injury and fatal accidents?
Police agencies in the region listed these:
· In the south county: Ortega Highway, which
winds through the mountains between San Juan
Capistrano and Lake Elsinore, is one of the most fre-
quent sites of accidents and fatalities.
Also named were Chapman A venue (mid-
. county), Silvetado Canyon, Trabuco Canyon, El Toro
Road and Pacific Coast Highway.
STATISTICS FROM the California Highway
Patrol indicate that most fatalities in Orange Coun-
ty's southern portions are also solo accidents on rural
highways. (Exactnumbers.arenotavailable.)
. The rider. statistics show-, was often inex-
perienced, overconfident and under the influence of
drugs or alcohol. Many of those who died began turns
too fast, los t control and went over the road's
shoulder, slamming into rocks, trees or other solid ob·
ject.S.
Other frequent accident causes include lack of
control which forces cyclists to cross into the path of
op~sing traffic.
A DISPROPORTIONATE number of cycle crash
victims have been servicemen from county Marine
bases often on borrowed motorcycles.
Busy intersections and freeway ramps leading to
or from high speed roadways also were cited as fre-
quent sites of motorcycle mishaps.
Raingrooves, which make smaller sized
motorcycles wobble, were not cited as contributing
causes in any accidents.
Oot a prqblem? Then, write to Pat Dunn, Pat wfll cut ~d t~, getting the
Cll8Wer1 and action yau need to tolve inequities in governm«11t and buli·
ncss. Mail your questions lo Pat Dunn At Your Service. Orange Coast Daily
Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA92626. Include your telephone number.
The column appears daily except Saturdays.
Clleefc'• aetter Lace Du Ne.Jer
DEAR PATI I really-Med some'helsl ln 'gettlng a $180
Social Security dlsablflty check I sho~ have received In
January 1975, I moved-to rny present ms In June 1974,
and sent the loc•I SS offlce.fn Palm Sprlngs my change of ad-
dress. My check was si111 sent to my old address and I con-tfnued to pick It up there. l was too In to go to my old address
in ;January 1975, a.,nd~check was returned to the mallmm'\,
bUt ,.ct forwar~ ~me. l'W filled out cards and forms and
sent them to ss tn ~"'-..nos and to the headquarters In Bal,lmore, but after a year, I afri still waiting.
F. W ., Santa A"-JMJ Frtedlf .. -,_ .... C.M l1illlloll di ..._ ..... of
DtNbllly l•ur.nce "'*'91n t"6 ._... ._...., AtlMll•aloR Me
llllllMNtnd ttte PIWl1=tlllMnl"1 Oflloe to ,.._ rour ottMk fer '111.IO. You1twe It In OM Wfflr, ._.. fMr -..11· .............. ........, .. ~ .. ,... ................... . ' . . .. . . ..
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Satisfaction Two-wlieelmg: Or Statistics?:.·'·
TBO•UOOQ
CM .. OellY ........
"We ran a recorm check on 100 of
·our former students before they took the
course. We checked for s~.years past
and found « traffic incidents (~ cita-tion.s, nine collisions).
to walk the smaU 'motorcyole to the prac
tice lot.
Motorcycles an(l lielmeta are supplied
by the school. l On UW EIMor. nd oH'-OrWgo Highwcy,
t1w road comet ov.r.o J,JbO./oot aummU.and "°" eudMtdtl ,.. LoJcit Ellinoraond t~ atnk-mo vaUq. which ft u Mt.
· Soon a,/Wr that ~ must lean bard fo tta. in-
adt o/ tlw tum bl ordn to keq the motorcy-
ci. /rom gojng o"r tlw bmllc to tum~ .a
t"°""'1td /Ht down the mountcdMdf. '
..FOLLOWING UP alx moot.ha alter
they finished the course, there were two
citations, none for moto~ycles, and zero
accidents."
THE INSTRUCTIONAL procram \.lftd 1' by Van Cott puta atm.ta tbrOUlb a pro-
grammed sequence ·of akill buildlnl
lessons and practice. Students learn~
stop the motorcycle before learnlnl to start lt. (A aecood atudent push• th•
rider along as the rider practices UIJllf
the brake.)
. He added, ''These weren't perfect
statistics, but I fell it Ctraintng) was a
pe>siUve plus."
On U.. ~It if,o ioolcout J1011rai wlwrc CJICli.su
.Cop to watch tM bong gliMr pUott leap
from.a comer of the porldng.orea.and fl11
down to land in on open /Wld.
MO.C of tM ridera therc.agref, "T~ muit r. crmy to do that."
Lota of people leat71 to ride on parkbeg IOt1,
A f1Wnd or relqttve baula out their bike. and
both tfaCMr. and pupil flO doWI& to U&. lot
where thfl "teochlt1'" ahowa where the
atarter, brok~ and clutch ore loooted.
After encines are started, clutch anA
shift movements are added lfadually.
In the open lot.where Van Cott inli.
MGnfl prople might 1aJ1 the ~. otiout
motorcycU1t1.
Motorcycles lure thousands of new
converts to two-wheeling _,ach year,
despite the fe ar held by many that. they
are dan1erous vebic~.
. '.'Pwh the •hi/t lever down once for fir,,t,
then pWl it up With your toe to &hilt toJaigMT'
Jlff4rl," the teacher~-
. The pupil makn:o few dozen wobbly.at~
tempt, . antJ /inallJJ get• the b!ke going
f<m.oard. He remembera to pull Jn the clutch
and how to work the brake•.
Patrick Grant, teacher for the advancecJ
rider program, meet students eacb;
Saturday cones are set out in pdtem
'which provide rider exerclse1dn turnin •.
sharply, applying brakes and tmprovinJ.
balance. ~
Horror stories abound. Nearly every
pers0n knows someone. who .W,ilS injured
or killed on motorcyles.
BUT THE FACTS. according to
Motorcycle S~ety Foundation statistics.
show that experienced riders rarely are
involved in such acc}dents, and that
those who a're inj~ usually are un-
trained novices with less 'than six
months riding experience.
But the Satur®y.afternoon football come•
on bl o Jew minute& and the teacher ii itchy to
seethe game.
LARGE ciRCLES are painted t~
teach $ludents to lean· as they mile
gradual turns~ Figure eiibtJ and other
patterns teach coordination pt. move-
ments. · . ·
Fast braking and emergency st.ope
also are practiced so atudeats caD
respond correctly in emereencies.
· "Looka lilce you haw it down pretty well,"
he 11elU. tu:rou the lot. a8 his nudent turna
around and start• back.
"A Jew more turna and you'll be an expert.
Game time neara.
Classroom meetings cover buic mu-
tenance, traffic laws and selection ot
clothing which will protect riders in a
fall. -"You got it down pot; let'agonow." Saddleback Colllege is .one of the few
Orange Coast area schools which offer
beginnin1 rider training, using teaching
methods de•eloped by driver education , experts.
Highway Patrol enforcement officer
Dipk Van Cott, a mdtorcycle officet, who
teaches the Basic Rider Program atSad-
dleback to some 30 students in six-week
sessions, says training has made a dif.
ference in rider safety for his students.
Next time out the novice, on.an vnfamiUor
motorcycle, ia mizing it up with traffic, ready
to become. a atotiatic.
At Saddleback, a novice rider wears
proper clothing and is thoroughly
checked out on motorcycle controls with
learning materials to look at ranging
lrom fllms to the real thing.
By the fifth Saturday morning prac-
tice session most new riders are ready
for their license exam. Department of
Motor Vehicles personnel attend ancl
watch students go tbrou&h their paces. 1
NEARLY ALL students have received
their Class 4 license. which is required
After mastering basic.s, be or she getS (SeeTWOWHEELS,PageBZ)
t
t ~ ,., 'i'l
Saddleback l j,.,~·~ ... wc •
CY_Cle class f f "-~ J. .~~~f!ilt
instructor
Pat Grant
shows rider
Gail Paveza
how to use
hand brake
in college's
basic rider
program.
Above:
Gail wears
the proper.
clothing for
safe street
riding.
Safety First, Helmet Seconded_::
. ~ ~'
"It was a classic accident,,, says Highway
Patrolman Dick. Van Cott, "The motorcycle plowed
into a car {bat :was changing lanes on the Newport
Freeway. The rider flew off the bike, over the car and
landed on his head
"He did a pirouette on his helmet, got up, ran out
of the.way of other cars and would have died without
his helmet.,,. .....
Van Cott says that's the best argument he ever
h@ard for a helmet.
AT A B EGINNING motorcycle riding course at
Saddleback College, he teaches that in addition to a
helmet, a well dressed -well protected -rider
should also wear: .
-E ye protection; a visor built onto the helmet or
ty olteek I• not~ br the recipient, both the Tr•••utJ o.p.rt-
Ment •IMI the &oClel lecut1ty Admlnletretton muat lnveatlpt• .a=, ceM before a dlec* can be rel•aued •. In your ceM, th• proper
K•Hlpt form• ... ftfed ..... tM loc•I @• omc:e. But, accord-... 9' Geof9e Bromley. of the Treeeury•a DMllon of Check Cl1lma,
• lhp 11.,Meftt order waa ...,,., laaued on your check, ao ln-""'81on of the·detlft....,., continued. Your unceahed check
... returned to tM Socfel lecuftty Records Center on Jin. 31, 1171. . . .
llecau" Of tM delep encl confuiloa In ltencllng cfteck ct.IM, locl.a leourttr now orrera en option to recipient• of
benente. locl .. lecul!t!. In cooperation with • recipient'• benll or
NVlng• and toen, w• leeue checb for depoalt dlrecttr I• the reef.
plent'• eccouftt. Tltle .....,.,,. reduce• chence of forgery. lo9t or
elOlencheckaendcutaconectlondmeH•probtemdoeaoccurln,._ laaulng •check.
Deta't Get Seflllefl ••WI•• Poel
DEAR PAT: Weare thinking about bulldlng a swimming
pool end would Ilk• to find out how we can get a copy of the recent state legislation regarding pool construction. We've
heant that a new law was passed, and we want to fJnd out
what protection 1t affords the consumer before W9 ~n
talking to the verfouspoot companies.
G.G., FountalnValfey
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tlNltton •• not to weed •· or He,,_...,.. If tit• ooe•w Pltoe. ............... Mlp.,... ............. pM:eMaf~
ht . .,.._ .. pr!ee .. Ml to be reoetwed-.. to ~ltlon ~ ~
-..-.-. ...
glasses. Sunglasses will do during daylight. Pebbles,
debris and bugs put out eyes.
-Boots; low or high topped. They should cover
the ankles, protecting them from scrapes in a fall.
-J acket; leather is the most protective. Leather
riding clothes protect race riders in falls at 100-plus
miles per hour . Hea\ry cloth jackets will do.
-TROUSERS. REA VY fabric takes a beating
from pavement better than skin. They should not be
too loose at the cuffs.
-Reflective materials. These should ·be sewn to
garments for maximum visibility. Light colored
clothing also makes riders highly visible.
-Gloves. They protect hands in falls and prevent
sunburn or chapping on long rides. Keep hands warm.
reinforcing ateel. You can request th• complete text of thl• l•w by
wrttlng to: Leglaletlve 8111 Room, State C.pHot. Room 1141,
S9Cfemento, CA 15814. ldentffy th• l•w by yHr (1174) end chepter
number (1228).
When you get eatlmltu from .wtmmlng-pootcompenlH, •tk
for neme ot prnloua cu910fner• who would not oblect to showing
theft poof a to you. Cha out each company'• work with thH• pool
owner• befor.• llgnlng • conlract.
fire Reearda11C1 Triek or 'J'reat•e.n1t1
DEA'R PAT: I Just hearCI a r~lpe for a homemade flre-ret~rdant solution fhat can be used for children's clothlng. It
used a solution of Borax, boric acid and warm water for soak-
ing. Is this reliable? I'm thinking about flame-proofing mv-
children's Halloween costumes. · J . J.A.,Mlsslon~le o
I '
. .
The home ec:o .......... U.8. llorax Reu•rOh In AMMIM
.. ,. that the dlrectloneJOUNOltwMMey be.omewhatml• ... ng.
Thfa fonnul• (7 ounoee Bora, a ..... boric acid, a.,... warm ·
water) la an outdated NCllpa pulllllMd In • U.8. DepM1IMnt at
Agrt1ullure bulletin. It w lnllodld onfy for uae on .. ootton
mMertala. The9anMntMd10be80HedlniNernbdureend8"owecl .
to elr dry -no """"" Wflnllftl out 4tf tulMle drJlftt. U.I. 1oru ~thltleavHthedol'l In• Mftenoruatedooncllllonwtlllout•nrot-. • hnatuf'8feottne... .. Molt rnOdern fl.........,.... .... ,..... la_. of,......,.,....
-.ao flbere or cott• and,,....... beenda. The"""'• IPObt•• doeeROtW.vethatthle,....1d1n&t1Mntla1ftMltweon...._:.
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Sund OotcberM 1'78
"oa Caa Help
Hours of Need
Take a mblut.e to re~ tbese quallflcauons act Me U you ean 't f1od ume in )'OW' 1ebedule
·' to Mlp people 1n need.
: · More lnlormaUon oa the flrst alx op-
• portunltiet lJ available from the Voluntary
Actloa Center, 1714 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport
' Beacb, 875-1210.
-A 8oy'1 Club in the Harbor Area need.a
)-a aupervtaor to work with YOUJl&Sters from
MVea to 18, belpfn• them with pbotowork, coin
• ""ltamp colleeUD1 or olber bobble1. ...
-AN AllE&ICAN Heart Association
· ehapter requeatl help tor procesalng orders
for Cbrtttmu cards, one of lta prtmary fund·
· railerl. Proceed• eo for medical research and
b)'pertension acreenlne. ·
• -Arts and crafta coordinators would be
!mo1t welcome at a beach area Girl's Club
• between 11:80 a .m. and S:30 p.m. Monday ~ ~ throu&b Saturday.
• -A ·1ocal mental health group pairs
•olunteen with bolated older persous in
Oranse County for cheer and convernUon.
· Partlcipantl call tbelr senior friends OC·
; ; cuionally and visit them at least once a week.
' -To help maintain the tide pool areas of . Newport Beach, a apeclal ma,rtne preserve
• proeram la enllat.Lng the help ol college-age
··' persona who have some background in marine
bJology and like to meet the public.
--· -The Voluntary Action Center, itaelf,
would like more interviewers to be placement
:desk counselors on Monday, Wednesday or
·Friday afternoons. Help nt '\ftlling people into
:: temporary assignments at public and private
' •• agencies.
. THE LAsT THREE requesta come via the
•• ,, : " West Orange County Voluntary Action Center ,
~3312 or 530·2370: · ~ -A caseworker is looking for a very
speclal person to help a filth grade boy who is
.. upset about his grades and suffering physical·
• Jy. Mostly be needs help with reading .
,# .. , , ..
"' .. -Drivers are needed for 15 Headstart
children between their Huntington Beach
facility and a dental care clinic on Wednes-
day, Oct. 27.
"' "' " .• . · ,• .· .. .• .. ~ ;...
-A few spare hours in the evening could
be donated to clerical services for a Fountain
Valley counseling center for typing, filing and
telephone duty. -· ..
·' ;~ Help for Y~u :, .
:j· ;:; Treat 'em Sa/ ely
:. ~ • .: Halloween should be a happy occasion for ~ ::;children but it can prove to be dangerous it
• :::bulc safely precautions aren't followed, ac-
•::eording to the Automobile Club of Southern
::: California.
.. ::: "Drivers should be extremely alert for
: -:",.,!children darting back and forth across the
• •:street," said Robert J. Cheney, public safety
• ·~;manaeer. "Under normal circumstances,
.... children are rarely the most cautious
: !!:pedestrians and the excitement of 'trict·or·
:•treatin&' makes them even less careful." • ·:=. Motorists 's hould assume extra
: .::responaibllily to avert danger on Halloween ~ ;! Jligbt, be stressed. .. . .. ~ •• : FOR EXAMPLE, headlights should be in ~ .:: good working order and properly adjusted. ~ -:Car brakes should be capable ol brinting the
: .:•car to an immediate atop. Be cautious and ex· • ... pect the unexpected.
• --A careful choice of coetumes can thwart : ;:!many buardll, Cheney continued.. He recom·
• ;: mends a1ainst wearing dark-colored cos· ~ ~:iumea, because they are difficult to see at
: ~!Jligbt; any fab~c that's not nameproof;
: .. :!piuu or ,headgear that obstruct vision or
: ~·.:weathing; and sharp-painted objects, such u : "'B.: toy swords and pitchforks.
: :•; If a dark costume ls necessary, decorate it
.-with re•ectorl zed tape or paint. The
: .. ~'=luminous, "ghostly" glow will make it visible
• at night to the motorist.
: · Jt's also a good idea for trick-or-treaters
to carry a flashlight, so t.hey can "see and be
seen.''
Whenever possible, a r-esponsible. adult
should accompany the youngsters. If not.,
parents shouJd arrange for their children to go
ln a group, with a clear understanding or when
they're expected back home.
, TREY SHOULD be cautioned to obey traf ·
• ·fie signals and crots streets only at lnteraec·
.·Uons.
Cheney suggests that parenta warn their
young masqueraders not to enter a stranger's
home under any circumstances, never accept
•'" rides from strangers and refrain from eating
their candy until the individual items have
been inspected at home. "II in doubt, throw it
out."
• Finally, he urges homeowners to make
sure the entrances to their homes are well
lighted. Sarety hazards that might cause
masked trick·or·treaters to trip and fall
should be removed.
"Cover any excavations, lock your garage
and bring pets inside at night so noisy
youngsters won 't excite them," Cheney added.
1'WO WHEELS ...
for operaUn1 a motorcycle 1n Callfotnla;
al that Miilon.
Tbe ft.Dal clao 11 fMuallY a aroup ride.
8tudeata ride aloni wtth experteoced
ridss oa medJum-leqtb t.rtps to Mt.
Baldy. Palm Sprtnp, B11 Bear or Tor· reyPiAes.
"But, the most important thJng we try
to live atudent.s 11 a new attitude," says
Van Cott. ''They must have a good de·
femive atUtude."
CalJ/omJa Hiohwau Patrol mfor«ment of -Ji«r Norm Chovn rode IU "moCor" for
oboW J ~·· NOtD hil ridu.a Malc.aa.o apedol Hr'VM:H olfkcr.
He.ai.o ~to mdmtl.obout motorct1· cte riding .. a wrv J>OPMlor' llWjed. at Ua. ldQl'I tcltoola ,..., oiritcd, 1"' IQfll.
C1Java doem't hove.a mot~ notD. "I
hod l'nOMJI 1aued /or one and llwft we bad the babt/. Somedo11 l 'm gorma lJt4I a 900." •
Cbaon •~• l'lfa Wedrninlter of/ice with
Jim Ta11lor whoae /°" n/l«t• Uw 1"thery
foolc motor of/icera earn blf ~,.. o/ two-
wltnl dutJI. He cufl"e7dl11 inlpeci1 achool
btMa.
up to a road with about an eight percent
&rade. They park their bikes, then pull
out and ride up the hill, tum, then ride
back and repark.
recreate traHlc coodt'tlons.
TBE SIMULATIONS build habitual,
correct response• to dangers faced most
olten by cycliat.a -responses which save
From left, open
face helmet is most
comfortable, but
full-coverage type
helmets guard f.he.
chin and jaw from
breaks or scrapes
TQJ1lor dUl ride•. ---
Saddleback College offers an ad·
vanced rider course taught by Patrick
Grant, who alao serves as veteran af.
fain coordinator at the college.
"IT'S NOT AS easy as it sounds,'' aays
Grant.
liva. .
Both Grant and Van Cott wish more
people were aware of the need fOI' and
availability of: motorcycle rider training.
"H they didn't master usin& the clutch
on the flat.a, they sure find out about it
here." "H you give your l<lO, husband or wife
. .. anyone ... ·a motorcycle, you should
make it a condition that be or she have
some education in riding," Grant said. ·
if rider falls . Students in this class meet twice week·
1y to learn more sophisticated details or
safe riding technique. They gain finesse
and confidence in handling their own
motorcycles by going through pro·
gressiv&ly more dil!lcult exercises.
"We have one exerclse where we all go
Other exercises duplicate traffic rid·
ing situations by making motorcycles
cross each other's path in a figure ei&}lt.
1'be ems-cross bu never ended in a col·
liaion, says Grant.
Advanced students also take advan·
tage of tbe halt mile of paved roads on'
the college campus, using the net wort to
The next Basic Rider Course be&lns
Nov. 9 and meet,s in roem J-3 at 7 p.m.
The advanced program, for licensed
riders, starts Nov. 11 at 7 p.m . in room
30& of the science-math building.
Clear faceplates
keep eyes safe
from flying objects.
'No Cents' to Anger College. Enrollment
Drop Shocks By MARC MENG
ROANOKE, Va. (AP) -Stick
your last coins in a soft 'drink
vending machine and it will emit
its electronic chuckling and
clicking noises and then dump
your drink down the drain as the
cup tails to fall in place.
Deposit your last quarter in a
pay telephone 40 miles from the
nearest change and it will
swallow the coin and reward you
with silence.
Pick any gum ball machine and
watc h it for five minutes.
Without fall, its little chrome
chute will suck up a 3-year-old's
fin&er three knuckles deep.
WHEN YOU get ripped off, or
think you've been ripped off, by a
vendlnf machine, you say "Aw,
shucks," and walk away. Right?
Wrone.
Even the JDoat mellow and
pacifiaUc 1entleman or little old
grandnia la apt to seek revenge,
whether it be with a boot to the
machine's unleellng body or a
dainty tap with the heel of the
band.
Vending machines are subject-
ed to almost every possible form
of human abuse. People kick
them, beat them with solid ob·
jecta, run over them with cars
and throw them in swimming
pools •
There was even a case in North
Carolina where a coffee machine
failed to produce and got its neon
brain blown out by a disgruntled
customer packing a .45.
THOSE WHO sell, service and
stock vending machines in this
area say sucb vandalism is
tapering off, mostly because of
more dependable apparatus. But
the public still regularly attacks
the machines.
Tom Gibson, a soft drink con·
troller, said bis firm's damage
recently has been held to about
$1,500 to $2,000 a year because the
machines are better now and the
company is more choosy about
where it puts them.
"The biggest damage now,"
Gibson said, "is from people
breaking ln for the money, but
we've bad them beat up the
macblnea with hammers."
Lewis Bowyer, assistant
. service manager for 'another sort
drink firm here, said his com-
Move Stymied
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Moving industry of·
ficiala have convinced the state Public Utilities
Commission to redr~ proposed rula deaiped to tovero the moving of household 1oocls.
A PUC panel at a bearing bowed to industry
requests for revlaloo ol the propoeed rules after
moving company officials said the tenninoloa
of the iules was ambltuous and subject to mlain·
t,erpretatlon.
"IT'S TOO loose for enforcement," said
Robert Johnson, vice president of Bekins Van
and Storage Co. "One of the rules says if the car-
rier furnishes a truck with insufficient space for
the move he can't charge for additional trips re·
quired to com elete the move .••
He cited certain instances, such as corporate
offices moves, in which "you couldn't possibly
furnish a vehicle big enough" to handle the job in
one trip.
No PUC rules governing the moving industry
are currently in efrect. The proposed rules·
generally set standards for maintenance and
sanitation of vehicles, training or drivers a.Dd the
expedient handling of claims .
Want
a
mouse
orion t
(or other musfeal Instrument )
For Classified Ad ACTION
Call
A Dcrlly Piiot A4-•hor
642-1671
pany's machines get a workout. ,.
"WE'RE JUST getting one
back to&efher that was in a
carwa•h," Bowyer said.
"Somebody ran over it with a
car."
Another eof't drink distributor
said one of hls machines had
been found in the swimming pool
of an apartment complex. Get·
ting it there was quite a feat.
"It takes two gopd men and a
dolly to move one of those
things," the distributor said.
"You've got to be eretty mad at a
machine to go to all that work
just because it didn't give you
your drink."
GIBSON SAID bi$.,compltJl)'.
updates its machines every five
to six years now, and that this
practice has cut down on van·
dalism considerably.
AU the companies say people
could save themselves a lot of
frustration simply by reading the
directions on the machines, mak·
ing sure they deposit the correct
change, and reporting any
machine that misbehaves.
CINCINNATI (AP) -Colle1e enroll·
ments may have declined nationwide about 1
percent tbls fall lo an estimated 11,126,000, ac-
cording to an expert wbo said bis preliminary
findings are a •'surprise and a shock.''
Dr. Garland Parker, executive director
for Enrollment Policy and Educational
Research at the University of Cincinnati, said
the declines had not been expected before 1980. p
PARKER SA=tions bad called for .
mrtncreue 0( P tbis-'Jhl'folloWUW
last year's inei ... w~ .~ '"' ., Parker, ftn-11tabullYC)M •
in two Ame~:c!~ Te~tinl Profram (ACT) Speci R -.xl tprtnc, aaid )lff, ·
findings were sed' on ~Um~nt r~ df.
ceived from ••ir.ce.tive c.'Oll..-. dcl
universities ""° IOIQe l.l ,1nUl:Loli l&u-
deiits. M2re. t .. ,. .tmtltu\loha wm ~CO'(• ered lii\lie ffual report.
Among reasons for the apparent decline,
Parker cited the following:
Many students have taken jobs that
opened up in the last 12 months; increased stu·
dent enrollment fees; enrollment quotas in·
stalled by some states and private schools
have been reached; the movement to attract
minority students, women and continuing
education studeots may have reached the
saturation point.
Laguna's
Natural
Kesouree
"Pssst! ~just
doubled bus service.
• • • ..
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I • ' I
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Pass it on.''
Find out what's behind the rumor. Call
547-3311
or toll·free ZENITH 7-.3311, 6 AM to 10 PM
weekdays, 8 AM to 5 PM weekends.
Goodnews
~fast. •• -
Tbe settingtenatwul
at Village Faire.
Relaxed, tnfonnel.
unhurried. A great
place to spend a.o after-
noon browsing for that
special gift.
Stroll the sun dappled
walkways that offer
three. levels of unique
shops and eaterice.
...... .Slil111 .......... 111~ .... AvaH yourselfofour
·What's Happening:
ART SHOWING
At Vlllege P81re
October 30 & 3112 p.m. to S p.m.
fHtur1ng:
Qellery H • 1"'9 AM M•
.ru.1 Qrepftlca • '9rtlhur'lt o.n.tt ..
Ven Gote• Qahry • YoueMf Alt ltudlo
ample free parking.
Village Faire ls located
next to the Pottery
Shack on the coast
hJghway so ll's easy
oo Ilnd. . ·
Come s oon and spend
the day ut VUtage FaJre. 11i11--····~~-"'~~-It's tJ1c klncl of place · you'll nutura.lly like.
1100 S. Co-t Hlghwa~ · Open Dally 10-8 · Free Parking
r
Do Quakes 'fhreat D
. By XA111Y a.ANCY
Of .. o.lffllllNllUff
A $740. 7 million Santa Ana River Rood COA·
trol project, recenUy given preliminary ap-
• proval by Con1ress. may solve Orange County's I ftoocl threat but create a biHer monster In its
place.
But, b• aald, the river proJet't already bas
been studied for 12 years, the threat to lite and
property from a flood ls already known and work
oo flood control efforta should proceed.
The study ahowa the nooc1 could cover Hunt· lnlton Beach wltb slit feet or water. for example,
and cause an estimated $S bllllon ctamue coun·
t.ywide.
Dr. Chrbtopher Buckley. an associate pro-
feuor ot earth sciences at Cal State Fullerton,
laid that threat ls an earthquake -an earth·
.quake devastating enouah to destroy tho two
river dams in the project, lnundatin& ~ange
"W£ CANNOT WAIT for tuture research
that may come somd.lme which may be mean· i.ncful and may be not meantnifUI," Veysey told ~J.eolo&ilt. ••you have to proceed with what we
Buckley aald be simply wants bis concern ad·
dressed and he la not~ to H.Y Prado la in im·
med.late dancer or collap1e.
la a _prudent projet't to proteet people."
The S$.Dta Ana Rivtr project, developed b.Y
the U. S. Army Corps of Enctneen. calla for rais· inc Prfdo Dam in Rivenide County by 30 feet
and buildinl another dam bear Mentone.
"BUT I WILL SAY that U an earthquake la
about to occur on that fault, the moet likely lime
is when the reservoir la loaded,•• he said.
County with water. .
Buckley, who flJ'lt expressed his concerns
four yeara aao, repeated them this week to Vic·.
toe V. Veysey, a former Southern California con-
sreuman who now ls first assistant secretary of·
Coogre.111 recently approved $700,000 in plan·
nibg and design funds for the project, although
Veyae1 said actual construction pro·
bably would not be complete for about 10 to 12
years ••
Buckley said be believed a three to five-year
study should be undertaken but federal orficlals
have ignored b1a advice.
the army for public work.!. .
Buckley told the assistant secretary· that
water reservoirs contained behind dams have .
cauaed earthquakes in other parts of the world, .
although the cause is not known. · · ·
Scie~tista should me.Sure selamic activity
beneath the existing Prado Dam both when it
contains water and when it does not, be con·
tinued.
In quake· prone Cali!omla, be said, .t~e ·
threat may be even greater. · ...
Corpe of Engineers spokesmen have said the
normally dry river poses the createat threat to
life and property of any stream In the southwest.
Their study su11esta such a fiood u may oc·
cur once in 200 years could wipe oul Prado Dam. ·
inundating 100,000 acres of Orange County, dis·
locating one million residents and floodinl.
300,000 homes.
Re ex(>lained the dam ls located near the
Chino ea.rtbquake fault, once believed fairly in-
attive. Scientists now have learned, he said, that
it is connected to the Jong Elsinore Fault wblcb-
runs into Mexico.
Veysey said he shared Buckley's concern ·
and wished addlliona1 studies about the potential ·
problem were available.
And, he said, the longer the fault, the greater
the potential hazard.
But Veysey pointed· out the exlsUng
·Mosquito
Resisting
PASSERS-BY VIEW DAMAGE OF EARTHQUAKE AUG. 31, 1888 THAT HIT CHARLESTON. S.C.
Whatever Cau1ed Qu•k•• 90 Year• Ago la Stlll Cau1lng Small Shake• Today
East Coast (1neasg, Too
By JOHN BARBOUR Thousands of fault. lions to read the little that makes it necessary
"""_,, .. ,., .. w;u... lines lie deep below the shocks and the big ones forscientiststogobackin
Everyone thinks of the eastern surface. And and find clues to · their history-as far as 1600-
land from the Rockies each year there are an source; they would even to compile an earthquake
eastward as gentle -averaee of 20 earth· hammer attbe deep rock profile for the East.
iolling hills and fertile quakes in the eastern from above to learn by In the winter of 1811·12,
plains. stolid cities an<! two-thirds of the nation echoes from underneath three earthquakes shook
secure villages, aging that are strong enough to w bat the b id den little New Madrid, Mo.,
mountains and sweet be felt by humans. anomalies are. and they rattled build·
valleys, a benign and Still, tittle bas been Until this is d9ne, in g 5 in c bi ca g 0 ,
maturelandcomparedto spent lo study eastern scientists can't begin to Washington and New
the rugged, young West. earthquakes, largely know when or whe.re or Orleans. Dr. Devine says
Geologically, the West because few earth-whether a large quake the strongest quake was
deserves its tempestuous quakes in the East have might bit in the eastern 85 large as the one that
reputation, from the been big enough to cause two-thirds o~ the ~-shook San Francisco in
volcanoes of Washington damage. t~, say seismol~gists. 19o6. but other
and Oregon to the San Now the U.S. govern-like Dr. James De~eof seismologists question
Andreas Fault, which ment is making some the U .S. Geological that. The issue is bard to
has-Los Angeles inching money available, mostly Survey. 'resolve. There weren't
perceptibly toward San becawse or public con-THERE RAVE BEEN eooueb settlers in Mis-
l"ranclaco, setting the c.ern over what could over 3,500 earthquakes in souri in those days to re-
atage, some say. for a happen if a nuclear plant the eastern United States cord damage.
major earthquake before was struck by a tremor In recorded time. 'Ibis On Aue. 31, 1886, a
the century ls out. ~trong enough to ru~. year, there bave been 15 1e1 a er quake h i.t ·~ ~d release radloac so far, one of which was Charleston, S.C., and it BVT mE EASTERN t1v1ty over populated strong enough to break rattled people in New
two-tblrda of the nation area~. windows and shake loose York. Washington, St. 11 not 90 gentle, not so Se11mologista say that plaster in Marked Tree Louis and. yes, New
benlpl, 11ot so solid or if they had enough and Memphis, Tenn. Madrid, Mo. It crumpled
aecure.MotherNatureis m.oney and their way Last year, earth· buildings in Charles~o
uneuy lo the East, too. with it, they would con· quakes in T e nnessee and83peopledied.
IN mE WEST, it is at
least scientifically com-
perhaps predict or coa·
trol future quakes.
But the surface Qf the
eastern United Stales
shows no such overt
signs. Whatever faults
there are thousands of
feel deep, "seen" only by
expensive and
sophisticated equip·
ment.
8NLY IN THE LAST
two years bas the U.S.
Geological Survey bad
the funds to assign a man
to look into the 165-year·
old Missouri quakes. On-
ly now, with about $2
million provide<\ by the
Nuclear Regulatory
Commission. ls the
sUrvey able to install a
network of 80 seismic
stations in the
northeast to test · the
earthquake hazard totbe
proliferating nuclear
power plants.
And that Is where over duct studies ~Y air to knocked bricks out .of
1IO million Americans, c bar t gr av 1 t Y and chimne s rattled dishes
almOlt 8S percent or the:. magnetic differences; off of s'eives and broke
population, 11 ve and t b e Y w o u 1 d ha ve windows. But none of
work. networks of seismic sta· them caused structural forting to be able to point ¥!'-Y• w.e to one or several faults ...... • damage to buildings. -----------------~ It ls the infrequency or visible at the surface. 1tn H.._ lh4.
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-It finally happened.
The pasture mosquito,
sclenliflcally, known as
Aedes nigromaculis, bas
become resistant to the
latest available inset·
ticide.
George Umberger,
superintendent of the
Sacramento-Yolo Mos-
quito Abatement Dis-
trict, said that swarms of
pasture mosquitos Sur·
vived spraying in the
Yolo Bypass and moved
across the Sacramento·
River to the south end ot
Sacramento.
"We knew it was com-
ing but it's happened
now, and of such mag.
nitude it's a public health
problem," Umberger
saJd.
• Prado dam baa stood fOI' 35 years without col-:
lapsing. And be said federal officials will take all
· precauUons to make certa.llj the project la well·:
desiined and that necessary atodies are made. •
...You could probabl,y wtah that all sorta of!
additional 1tudies were done." be continued, :
"and then when tbOle were done, set more ~
studies done. ~
••1 tbin.k at some point you have to proceed ~
with providing ~e best protect.ion that you kl\ow ~
how to devise with the beat knowled1e you have '
at that tlme1" Veysey conUnued. "I t1-ink
basically that LS what Con&reu bu said." :
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.f;alendar Offers Something for Everyone
WORKSROP : Movement
therapy lo help people express illlMf teelln1a, open imaginaUon
and just bave fun will be tauaht
Thursday, Oct. 28, at Golden
West Colle1e.
'l'he aeaslon, scheduled from 2
to 4 p.m . ln the dance studjo, wiU
be taught by DoMa Cucunato,
dance 1peclallst and psycholou
iMtnJctor.
Admission 11 tl.50 whlch la to
be paid at the door.
The workshop wlll explore
body images and language, role
relatlonshlps and how people
oommunlcate both verbally and
nonverbally.
. · ~ Donna
Cucunato
teaches move-
ment as a
means of
expressing
inner feelings
and dissolving
tensions.
I· ~
Workshop will
be presented
at Golden
West College.
MRS. TINSLEY
U>ast Ceremonies
."We wlll be getting in touch
with ourselvu throuah naoving,
cettlne an i m press lon of
ounelvea, our body and lma1e,''
Mrs. CUc\Ulato said.
The instructor, who teaches
dance classes at Chapman
College and psychology at OCC,
received her masters degree in
psycholoey from California State
University, Long Beach.
WOMEN'S CAUCUS: Beverly
Hilla attorney WiJllam Bluesteln
will be the speaker at the noon
meet ing ot Western State
University College of Law,
OraJlie County Women's Caucua.
MRS. SAWYER
The public meeting will take
place on campus Thursday, Oct.
28, and the topic to be d.lacusaed
Ls Are Women Lawyen Losers!
Blueateln bas practiced law for
20 years. specializing in trial
work and entertainment and
famlly law. He r eceived his PhD.
from UCLA and Juri• doctor
degree trom 80uthwestern
University Sctiool of Law.
COSTA MESA JUNIORS: Mrs.
Alan Steel's Huntington "Qeach
home will be the meeting place of
the club at 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
Oct. 28.
Nuptials Performed
Tinsley-Murphy
William Michael Tinsley of
Corona del Mar claimed Meredith ·
Marie Murphy as his bride during
double ring ceremonies conduct·
ed ln Our Lady Qu~n of Angels
Catholic Church, Newport Beach.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard J . Murphy of
Newport Beach, graduated Crom
·Immaculate Heart High School,
J..Qs Angeles and California State
'tlntversity, Fullerton.
Her husband, a graduate of
Marina High School, Hunlington
~ach, was student bod.y pres!· <t.ent. He graduated cum laude
~m CSU, Long Beach and now is
ector of legal adverUslng at the
an1e Coast Dally Pilot.
His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Billy C. Tinsley of Huntington
Beach.
The newlyweds will live in
Newport Beach.
•••
Sawyer-Baig ie
Dianne Balgie and Gregory
Sawyer were married in garden
ceremonies al the Costa Mesa
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
KennethS. Balgie.
: The bridegroom is the son of ~r. and Mrs. Ben Harper, also of
'Costa Mesa.
The bride Is a graduate or
Newport Harbor High School and
her husband, of Edison High
School.
They wlll live in Chino.
•••
Cubeiro-Speer
Victoria Speer and Joseph
Cubeiro were married during
ceremonies conducted In the
Corbna del Mar home or her
mother, Mrs. Jack L. Hetzler.
The bride, also the daughter of
James K. Speer of Pasaden•r LI
<J9inl graduate work in int.erlor
design at UCLA. She Is a aradQt•
of Pitzer College.
lier husband, preaidenl ot
p4cific Outdoor Adverd.linc, is
'the son of Mr. and Mn. Jo.eph
·~beiroofLa Corona.
• The newlywed• will live in
Sherman Oaks. .
•••
Pule-Mazzeo
~ O\lr Lady of Mount Carmel
Catholic Church, Newport Beach
·,.u the aettlng for the maniage
ofSUvia lnes Maueoand Michael
Patrick Pule.
MRS. PULE
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Dominic Mazzeo of Irvine and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl J . Pule, Santa Ana.
The bride graduated from Sad·
dleback High School and UC
Irvine with degrees in social
sciences and Spanish literature.
Her husband, also a graduate of
Saddle back High School, is atten·
ing Golden West College.
The newlyweds will establish
their first home in Fountain
Valley.
•••
Grimes-Richardson
Costa Meaans Carole Jean
Richardson and Lawrence Dale
Grimes excbanted wedding vows
du.ring ceremonies conducted in
the Newport Mesa Christian
Center.
Tbe bride, a graduate of Estan·
daHlghSchool, isthedaughteror
Janie Rlchardson ol Costa Mesa
and Jack Rlchar dson, Hemet.
Her husband, son of Mr. and
Mn. Manley Grimes or Gideon,
Yo., sradqated from Alton High
School, Alton, Ill. and attended
Central Texas College.
The newlyweds will live in
CGltaMesa.
•••
Thomas-Dickson
The Lou is Dicksons of
Pasadena and Dana Point have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Marv a Dawn Dickson
and Scott Thomas, son of Mrs.
Mary 0 . Thomas of Galesburg,
Ill.
The ceremony took place ln
Santa Anita Church, Pasadena.
The bride, who wu chosen the
MRS. GRIMES
1971 Dlsneyland ambassador, is a
graduate or USC and affiliated
with Pi Beta Phi.
Her husband is an actor and has
completed a role in an upcoming
"Movie of the Week."
***
Coulter·Klapper
Deborah Klapper, a former
Harborite, married Thomas
Bradford Coulter in ceremonies
conducted in the Village Church,
Rancho Santa Fe.
A graduate of Corona del Mar.
High School, the bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy B.
Klapper of Rancho Santa Fe.
Her husband, son of the Carl
Coulters of Garden Grove,
graduated from Colorado Springs
High School.
The newlyweds wlll live ln
Newport Beach.
••• Alsman-Ruffing
Home in Huntington Beach are.
Randy Alsman and his bride, the
former Mona Ruffing who were
married in the United Methodist
Church of Laguna Hills.
Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Ruffing of Corona del Mar
and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ahman,
Chino.
The bride is a graduate of Troy
High School, Fullerton and
Orange Coast College.
Her husband, who currently ls
enrolled in the masters program
at Callfornla State University,
Long Beach, earned his BA aAd
BS degl'eea at UCJ. He also ii an
alumnus or Sunny JDUs IU&b
School, tullerto!l ·
YWCA : A Life Plannin1
Workshop will beain at 9:~ a.m.
Friday, Oct. 29, in the Oran1e
YWCA.
Ateaa to be covered include
be.alth and nut.riUon, financial
planninl. investments, Je1al
riaht.s and career planning and
employment opportunities for
women.
Further lnlormaUon ls avail•·
ble by calling Talfy Warner,
coordinator, at 633-49:50.
FREEDOMS fOUNDATION:
A membership luncheon is
planned by the Orange County
Women's Chapter to lake place
Festival
Elaborate
The Los Ange les Biltmore
Bowl will be transformed into an
enchanting 17th Century Chinese
Court for a gala benefit. co-
sponsored by the Orange County
Chinese Cultural Club and the
San Gabriel Valley Asaociation.
In celebration of the Moon
Festival, the evening will begin
with a nine-course banquet ln the
Golden Palace restaurant, in
Chinatown.
The Asian Headdress Ball will
start at 9 p.m . Friday. Nov. 5,
and proceeds will fund cultural
and youth programs or the
sponsoring organizations.
Festivities will open with a
Chinese dragon dance, followed
by a parade of magnificent head·
dresses and entertainment by
celebrities.
Guest artists include Helen
Chen Lee, leading Chinese lyric·
spinto soprano; Rosalind Chao.
dancer; P eter Lin, opera and
acrobatic d a n cer, and Mario
Machado, TV personality who
will emcee the program.
Music for dancing will be·
played by R ay Novel and his or·
chestra.
Tickets for both events are $35
per person, and for the ball only,
$20. They may be reserved by
calling Mrs . Ellian Lau at
595-8920 or Mrs . Lock Gee Ding,
644·8603.
at noon Friday, Oct. 29, ln the
Santa Ana Elks Club.
Guest speaker will be Cecil
HJcka. Oran1e County district at-
torney. His topic will be Can
Oran1t County Have Good Gov·
ernment!
A special junior award wilt be
presented to Patricia Maggio for
her essay, Human Goals -A
Proud Heritage .
REMARRIE DS, INC.: A
Halloween party is sch,-duled for
Saturday, Oct. JO, al DeAnza
Bayside Village mobile home
park, Newport Beach.
The oraanization ls a national,
non-profit group establis hed to
get newly refll arrieds involved
socially in a married society.
Further information is availa·
ble by calling Dave Webster ,
544·8972.
NEWPORT BEAOI EBELLS:
A public art auction will begin
following a 7:30 p.m. social hour
and preview Saturday, Oct. 30, m
the clubhouse.
Nearly 200 signed and num·
bered lithographs, etchings, dry
point, serigraphs, woodcuts, oils
and waterco lor s have been
selected for the event. Tickets, at
$1, may be purchased at the door.
MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
FOUNDATION: Up, Up and
Away is the theme selected for
the fund-raising luncheon and
fashion show, to be presented at
noon Saturday, Oct. 30, in the
Airporter Inn.
All proceeds go to research of
this serious neuromuscular dis·
ease.
Ticket information is available
by calling Bob McClelland at
540-0684.
UNICEF: A TwWght Toast to
the United Nations Children's
Fund will hono r national
chairpersons, Steve Allen and his
wife, Jayne Meadows.
The event will take place trorn
5 lo 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30, at
the Park Newport Spa.
ln charge of the event Is Mrs.
Norman Watson. Tickets, al
$1.SO, may be reserved by calling Mrs. Ross Reed at213·697~.
CONFERENCE : Southern
California Coordlnatlnii Coun-
cils, California Association for
Neurolog lea 1 ly Handicapped
Children are 11ponsorln1 an all·
day conference at California
State Poly technic University,
Pomona.
Entllled Future Shock: Master
Planning ... A Whole We for a
Whole Child, the session will
begin at 7:30 a .m. Saturday, Oct.
30 . Speaker will be Marianne
frostig, PhD. who will talk about
EducaUop for the Future.
BENEFIT FASIDON SHOW:
Faja Orphanage Foundation will
benefit from proceeds of a
luncheon and fashion show, to be
presented under aus pices of
Weight Watchers.
The event will take place at
11:30 a .m . Saturday, Oct. 30, in
the Sheraton Anaheim.
Models will be successful WW,
including Julie and Arthur
Wahlstedt of Newport Beach,
father and daughter members for one year. J ulie, 14, lost 30
pounds and her (at her, 40 pounds.
Tickets. at $8.50, may be
purchased by calling WW at
835-5505.
Dr. Lock Gee Ding, president
of Orange County group, with
Helen Chen Lee, soprano.
Sitters Take Note
DEAR ANN LANDERS: This ii to say thank you to all my
teenase sitters (H and up) who
looked alter my 9-year-old dur-
ing the summer and after school
in September.
I paid you $30 a week for
watcblne TV, swimming in the
pool, having your friends over,
lalldn1 on the phone, eiaUng a
week's supply of food in two
days, using my shampoo,
perfume and makeup, my hair
blower and rollers, leaving
burned pans on the 1tove, dirty
disbea in the sink and wet towels
ontbebed.
A special thank you for the ln·
cnue In my IH bill because you
like to bake.
I especially appreciate, too.
your lnststence on walchlnt soap
operu when my chlld wanted to
see other proaramJ that would
have been tar more appropriate .
Tha.nk the good Lord my D·
year-old ls responsible and
clldn't need to be watched every mlmate as some other cblldren
do. Heaven knows wna would
have haP.pened to hlm. Too bad be waan ta couple ol yean older.
He would have been. better off
alone. -VEXED APLENTY
DEAR V.: Thanks for BOUDcllng
off lo this direction. And now a
word to all you sitters wbo have
written to ask the Do'• and
Doa'tl of slttln1. Please read this
woman's letter carefully. You 're
bound to learn someUUng.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1
must respond to one of your ob·
servatlons because it hurt so
much when I read it. You said 80
to 90 percent of the in·law pro-
blems that cross your desk are
against the mother-in·law -and
usually it's the man's mother
who Is under attack.
1 am a mother in·law -the
man's . m other. Hts wife la
beautiful, poised and well·
educated. She is a very good
wife to rr.y son, I have tried to
treat her as a daughter and a
friend. I hoped and prayed she
wouJd love me, but I have failed
completely to achieve these
aoalJ •.
I have learned that some wives
can 1>e Jeilous or a husband's
mother. They view her as "the
other woman" in hi5 Ille. This
fact has come out in so many
AnnO
Landers
ways 1l Is unmistakable.
How easy it Is to be the mother-
in-law of a male! My son jU£l
eata up the attention be 1ets from
his wife's mother. HIS wlte
doesn't object one bit to her own
mother lavishing affection on
him -and his retui'ning lt. But
she resent11 It when .he shows any
warmth whatever towards me.
Why am I the problem -Just
becauae I 'm the hus band's
mother? -SAD F AlLURE
DEAR FRIEND: AppaHDtly
,.... and your aoa'• wUe got oil to
a bad 1tart aed tbe 11taatloe was
neYer 11et rtgbt. I 1u«1est that you
have a beart-to·beart talk wttll
you dd1bter·l•·law. Raad her
1llll colwtnll OCJ leU •er t}e
MCOtld letter ls yours. Ask Mr lt
abe wm meet yoa halt way. I'll
beUome lood will aHHal It.
r .
·Bruins OvercoDleMis.cues for 35-19 Wil\ -,.
St ED BURGABT Ot•Delly" .......
BERKl!LEY-Tbelr atar
qurwrbact Jell Dantworth suf.
fered • hip pointer Jn the lecond
quarter aad they loat four rumbles ln that period. but tbe
undefeated UCLA Bruina 1WJ
ran away and bid from the
California Bears. 3$-19, before
65.221 football fans at Memorial
Stadium Saturday.
The No. • ranked Brulna, Im·
proving their seaaoo record to
&-0-1 and conference mark to s.o.
opened a 1'-0 lead in the first
quarter and appeared headed
Coaches
No Help
To .Kids
Out there in that big world are
some or the smallest, most in·
considerate, irresponsible, pig-
headed people with whom th.is
sports staff bas ever dealt.
They are the coaches of cross
country, water polo and non-
varsity football who can't find
five minutes or their time lo see
tbat their athletes and teams get
a bit or public recognition by hav·
ing their results published in this
newspaper's sports pages.
In short, their laziness or lack
of interest denies a lot or kids a
chance for a little bit of recogni-
tion for their achievements and
bard work.
These coaches will spend hours
everyday so their athletes will
WHITE
WASH
toward aootlaer Padflc·I
&rlumpb, drtvtn1 • and a yards
for thelr inltlal touchdowns.
But the Bears toot advntqe
ol UCLA miltat• to turn 'the
margin to 1'·13 at baltt1me and
were 1t11l withi.o rante late ln the
third quarter when they trailed .•
21-13.
But Oa.Dkwortb returned In
that pedod to ignite a UCLA rally
that eventually carried the
Brulna to a M·l3 advantqe.
Jl wu momenta before the end
of the third quarter wben the
.turning point oc~ured for Mike
Wbtte'• injury-riddled Bean.
who were playln• wltbout
quarterback Joe Roth and re-
ceiver Wesley Walter-both
dresffd ln street clotne. because
ollQJurlea.
On a fourth down and three
play from lbe 38-yard Une, the
Bean llned up to punt with John
Dixon. ex-Estancia (Costa Mesa)
Hl&b 1tar actina as the abort
man.
Unpredictably, D1xoo toot the
anap and rambled to the BTUins ._,..,.d line for the ftnt down.
But ,lbatead of keeping the ball,
Dlxoo pitched it to punter Steve
Maebl1 who fumbled it away to
UCLA's Lou MaacoJa.
Tbe Brwn.1 dido't take advan-
ta&_e on the next series. but nank
COrraJ'a boomin1 punt into the
end aone gave .the Bean poor
field poslUoo. When California
failed to aatu the fidt down. the
Bean were forced to kick from
their 22-yard line IJ>donly netted
23 yards on the boot.
Theo lo four plays the lru1ns
drove 4$ yardl for a tauchdown
with swift Wendell TylerNMln1
33 yards off tack.le tor the score.
When Corral converted, the
Bruins led 28·13 and the contest
was never ln doubt aaaln.
But It wu In doubt ln tho mlaaed the handoff tO Tyfef..tbe
second quarter when Dankworth ball squirted loose and Phll'JQck
JUttered his injury on a play recovered at UCLA'a28. · •
when Tyler fumbled, UCLA's Four plals later Breech~ firatmiacueoftbeperiod. d 1 Id al ... ~'th Tbe Beara• Anthon)' Green a tl·Y&r ' e 1° LO .... •""' o
made bls tint of four recoveries Brulnl advaotaJe to 1'·10. ; •
at the UCLA 40 and m plays Amuinaly, the Bruins 10.t \he
later quarterback Fred Besana ball later ln the period •~n
sneaked one yard far a TD and Buklcb broke loose oo a •')'ltd
Jim Breech's conve-rslon cut run, only to have the ball ~~
UCLA's lead to 14· 1. • out of bls hands. The turnover' oc-
Tben with Steve Buticb. ex-cured at Cal11 42 and th& Bears
Newport Harbor H18h standout. drove to the UCLA 24.yard lffte
aubbina for Dankwortb the belore Breech connected ·on a
BrW.n~ problems became worse. 41-yard field coal with \hrte On a third and nine play, Buldcb seconds left before the ball • .,,
* * * * * *
&area Standout
Dixon's Gamble
AJniost Pays Off
By a Dally Pilot Writer
BERKELEY-Backup
fullback J oho Dixon pJayed the
role of a win-at-all·CO&t gambler
Saturday arternpon, but the ex-
Estancia High (Costa Mesa) star
never made it to the cashier's
window. With his California Bears trail·
log 21-13 late in the third quarter,
Dixon was involved in one of the
game's turning points. And if be
had succeeded, it's possible tbe
Bears wouldn't have dropped a
35-19 Pacific·8 football decision
to UCLA's Bruins. Here was the setup: the Bears
had a fourth down and three
situation from their 38-yard line.
Dixon, acting as the short man,
look the snap on the fake punt,
and ran to UCLA's 48-yard line.
Gaining the first down, Dixon
wasn't satisfied, pitching the ball
to punter Steve Maehl, who
fumbled it away to UCLA.
the option to lateral or lo keep."
Dixon was involved in two
more such plays before the game
ended. In the fourth quarer, with
his team trailing 28-13, Dixon
took the fake punt snap and ran
23 yards for a first down to
UCLA 's40.
"But after what happened the
rirst time, I dido 't consider doing
the same thing again," said
Dixon. ·
But on fourth and five fro~
UCLA 's JS.yard line later, Dixon
look the s nap and pitched it to
Maehl, who was tackled short o(
the first down. : ''I bad to lateral it the third
time," said Dixon. "The
linebacker was sitting ba•and
waiting for me... :!
GI.EHN WH ITE CALIFORNIA'S OLIVER HILLMON DIVES INTO HAROLD HARDIN (2).
"I got a little greedy," said the
S..10, 210-pound Pixon. ''l thought
Steve could go all the way. I had
This wasn't the first. Ame
California had used DixO& in
such a situation. The Bears un-
successfully tried the fake punt
against Oregon State last week
and Dixon explained that his
coach, Mike White, wants tb adcl
dimension to their kicking pme.
"Coach White wants to &aake
lhe other team think or th<punt
coverages," said Dixon. "~call
the plays rugby right and rijgby
left. The coach played ntgby
here and I play it now."
learn, train, improve and com·
pete. Yet they can't find another
few minutes lo get to a telephone
and call in a report on an in·
terscholastic com petition.
Those few lines in a newspaper
are a permanent record-a part
of many young lives. And i.n later
years those few lines can be a
pleasant reference to other days
and a special way of life that only
spom competition can produce.
They are the coaches who'll
bitch and moan about their sport
being treated as minor or not
getting bigger coverage by the
press.
And they are the ones who'll li e
through their teeth when you call
and ask \hem to cooperate, as-
suring you that they will and then
fail to do so.
If your son/brother/boyfriend
hasn't bad bis team's or his in·
ciividual results published in this
newspaper you best look to his
coach for the answer ... il you can
find him or get him to return your
call.
Or if you can get something ·
better than a smart-ass answer
such as we sometimes get from
these would-be educators who
need a bit of educating when it
«>mes to courtesy, responsibility
and class. These men I have written
about discredit themselves, their
school, their community and
most importantly their athletes.
They are the silent minority
among coaches, thank goodness.
But their ranks seem lo be grow·
ing and that is of major concern
tome.
And it should be to all of us
because those despicable traits
can be picked up by impressiona-
ble young men.
Perhaps concerned parents
can bnng pressure lo bear on
these delinquents. their athletic
directors or principals.
Bell Sidelined
Trojans Riddl~
Beavers, 56-0 ..
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
current Southern California
tailback watched bis future
replacement perform Saturday
and declared: "In time, he'll be
breaking all the USC records."
Trojans tailback Ricky Bell,
who went out of Southern Cal's
56-0 rout of Oregon State with an
early injury, watched freshman
Charles White dazzle the
CoH~eum crowd with three
touchdown runs and a pass re-
ception for another score.
White, who took over for Bell
late in the fitst quarter, carried
18 times for 107 yar~. One of his
touchdowns came on a spec-
tacular 45-yard dash.
Bell, the nation's leading
rusher entering the game, sul-
fered a hip pointer after scoring
the first Trojans touchdown. But
he said in the locker room be will
be ready to play next Saturday.
"When you 're playing behind
Ricky Bell, it's hard to get in the
game," said White, a 6-0, 180-
pound speedster. •'When 1 get out
there, I just do my thing."
White came out of San Fernan·
do High School, the same school
that produced Anthony Davis,
the star Trojans tailback before
Bell.
"A.O. was my personal hero,"
wtPte said. "He told me to keep
my legs up when I run and to stay
behind my blocking."
White's outing and an im·
pressive overall performance by
USC spoiled the return or Oregon
State rookie coach Craig Fertig,
who quarterbacked the Trojans
in the euly 1960s and was an as-
. sistant USC coach.
"It sort or reminded me of an
alternoon in 1966," the dejected
Fertig said. He was referring to a
51-0USClosstoNotreDame. ,
"They look like the Trojans of
old -a big, strong blocking line,
hard running backs, and I
thought their quarterbacks threw
lhe ball well. I think it's one of
the best defensive clubs the Tro·
jans have ever had."
Bell, who had been averaging
more than 200 yards rushing per
game, only had 68 against the
Beavers. After the game, he
went over to console Fertig.
"I told him to go to the Rose
Bowl now and win tbat Heisman
trophy," Fertig s aid.
White logged touchdowns on
runs of 35, lands yards.
Southern Cal fullback Dave
Farmer was also injured in the
first half, but helped le~d the
Trojans onslaught before be went
out as he carried six times for 97
yards.
SC:Olt9 IYQUAltTIEi.S
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -
Three times in the la.st five years
the Los Anseles Rams have
come here u one of the best
tea~ in pro football only to lose
to one or the wont -the New·
Orleans Salnta.
The roles will be dmil.ar tod.Y
when the teams meet for the first
time this year, except for one im-
portent difference: Archie M'an·
.ning will not play for tbe Saint.a.
Manning, who almost
ainglebanded.ly engineered all
three ~ lhe Saint.a' up1et.s, b
through' for the aeuon after an
operatioo oo a tendoo in b.ll right
shoulder Wednesday. Tbe former
Misllsalppl star had not played a
down in the regular season
because of earlier sur1ery on the
aboulder.
Jn hia place bu been Bobby ...SC0U. who baa' bad mixed auc·
ceas in leading the Saints to a 2-'
record. In laat week's 11me. a aw losa .to the San Francls~ ... -
49en, Scott completed two of
eiaht puses for 10 yards before
'belae replaced by Bobby
Douglass.
Meanwblle, the Rams bave
played musical quarterbacks,
with onl1 .. disaatet" slpal·
calling Rob Scribner. who
normally plays runn1DC bac;k, not
Reing any action.
Rams coach ·chuck knos wlll
a tart Ron J aworatl with Pat
Haden backlna him up.
Jaworski, recovtrinl from a
broken collarbone, came tn for
Haden.tu the Rams »12 victory
over Chicago when the rookie
wu knocked out in the first
quarter.
In previous games, Haden
replaced Jam es Hanis, who bad.
replaced Haden who had,
replaced Jaworski Who bad
replaced Harris.
Hanis, who played college ball
at Grambling, will not play
agalnat the Saints because of a
.biulted •boulder. Earlier this
·year, he missed several games
bwa.-ota broken thumb, but hm re1ained b1a starting Job on·
ly to be l.njured against San Fran·
ld.aeo.
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UCLAIS, Callfomla 11
Oklahoma St. 31. Oklahoma
21 ; Mlchlgan35, lndlmaO
OhloSt. 24, Purdue3
Mitaourl34, Nebrasta2'
Kanau 24, KanaaaSt.1'
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RUSHING RECORD
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) ;-
Pill's swift Tony Dorsett becatpe
major college football's all·tilpe
rushing leader Saturday, carry-
ing 21 times for ll!M> yards and
three touchdowns as the secodd-
r an k e d Panther s swamped
Navy,45-0.
Dorsett smashed the recorctor
5,177 yards set by Ohio St.ale's
Archie Grilfin with a ~Yard
touchdown sweep around left. end
on his final rush of the game. It
came at 1: 38 of the rinal period
and gave the 5-11 192-pound
senior from Aliquippa. Pa., a
career total oC 5,206.
Nebraska, Sooners U~t
Giam-killer Missouri Def eats 'HWJkers
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP)-Peter
Woods and Joe Stewart com-
bined on a record 98-yal'd pass
play Saturday, lifting No. 17 Mis-
souri to a 34·24 upset over third·
ranked Nebruka ln a Big Ei1bt
Conference football game.
The nationally televised Ult
featured a see-saw first half and
was still in doubt until Tim Gib-
bons iced it for the Missouri
Nebraska's only second half
scoring came from field goals 0£
20 and 21 yards by Al Eveland.
tbe second giving the Huskers a
24·23 lead before Woods came
back with bis game-breaking
touchdown strike.
For moat ol the season. Woods
bu been tagged the Tigers' No. z
quarterback.
Tigers with a at·yard field goal Oldalleaaa FaU., 31·24
witb1:19remalnlngiqthegame.
Woods' 10-ahead scori.n1 pass NOBllAN, Okla. -RllDalog
earlier in the fourth quarter was 'back Terry Milter rambled for
a ~rd by a Bla Eia,bt Con-159 yards and aenlor quarterback
ference passer, besting tbe 97. Cbarlle Weatherbie came oft the
yard 1965 effort by Kansas' 8ill· bench to direct Oklahoma State
Fenton to Willie Ray Smith lo a .to three second half scores as tha
Kusas•Texas Tech game. .Cowboys upset fifth-ranked
Nebruta11 hopes faded wit.ti Oklahoma, 31-~t Saturday.
five minutes lelt when a broken · It wu only Oiuaboma'1 second
·Nebraska play led to Dave lOQ In 41 eames under coach
Shamblin'• fumble, whlcb wu Barry Swttser and dropped the
recove·red by MWouri'• Bruce Soonera ft-om the unbeatr~ ranks
Carter. • tblt aeuoo..
Nebruktl bad one mor9 •bot. The Cowboys, W'lth freshman a-U+r th • f u m bl e. but Harold Balley a surprise starter
Cornbpsken quarterback Vlnce . · at quarterback, Jumped to a UM>
Ferra1amo'a pua waa intercept-lead early \D the fint quarter
ed by Mark Kitkpat.rick. .with one of the scores ~ on -
·~
a 7Z.yard scamper by Miller
But the Sooners got three \ong-
ranae touchdowns -one of them
when tackle Richard Murray
took a mid-air fumble and raced
21 yards lnto the end zone -to
lead lA·lO after the first~
and U-1.S at the ball. '., •
Weatberbie, relegated to ~e
secood team for tbe fint .tbne
this season, came lo early~ ihe
third period after Cowbo~. ~
Darla Butler recovetA,S.~a SooDer1 fumble on the Old~a
32. Weatherbie hit Oeral<t eatn
on a 18-yard pass to put ti),• ,;au
on the 10 and two plays latef $kip
Taylor scored on a •lx·Yard t)A:t.
then cauaht a Weatberblf p-.,S
for a two-point converaioo.#M. the
Cowboys cut the deficit to ~~i~
Weatberbie bJt Rlcky Tfl1or
on a five-yard toss fot tbe win·
nln1 touchdown -with 6:46 left.
Abbie Dal1le connected on a '6--
yard field coat. his third qi.the
day, wlth 3;3' left anq .U.e
Cowboys held on for the Yb>. break:ina a olne·1ame ~
victory atrlng ln the blt\*. lfl·
trutate rivalry • . .
OAIL V Pf\.OT
Kings
Suffer
4-2 Loss
INGLEWOOD -Peter McNab
. ~ Brad Park struck for third Period 1oalt to power Bolton to a
.C.-2 National Hockey Lea1Ue vie·
over Loa Angeles Saturday
: t and snap a five-came Klngs
aten streak.
., , The Bruins used their second
,Pqwer play goal of the n1ght to
break a 2·2 tle wben McNab fired
a 30·foot shot at 3:29 of the final period. Kings' goalie Ro&ie
Vachon was blocked out of the
play.
Four minutes later, Park akat·
eel out of lbe penalty box, took a
pus from Dallas Smith, and
raced toward the Kings' goal.
Park faked Vachon out of posi·
tlon and fired the puck into the
open net for bis flrst goal of the
year and 4·2 Boston lead.
4hn Blo•lc FaleOt1•
SAN FRANCISCO -Kermit
Johnson bolted over from the
one-yard line and Steve Mike·
Mayer added two field goals as
the San Francisco 49ers pushed
their record to 6·1 with a 15-0
·shutout orthe A Uanta Falcons in a
National Football League game
Saturday night.
J ohnson's score, the game's
only touchdown, came late In the
third quarter to cap a five-play,
,36.yard drive.
Tbe 49ers got their first points
before 52,939 fans on a safety
when Atlanta cent er Paul
.R.yczek fired a high snap over
punter John James and out the
end zone.
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BARCELONA, Sp a in
American Eddie Dibbs and
Spain's Manuel Orantes will bat·
tle;ip the finals today of the 24th
Coaht of Godo tennis tournament,
which counts toward the Com-
mercial Union Gran Prix.
In Saturday's se mifinals.
Orantes beat Raul Ramirez of
Mexico, 7·5, 6·2, 6·1 ina90-minute
match, while Dibbs stopped coun·
tryman Harold Solomon, 6-4, 6·3, S-t,~-4. in a three-hour battle.
·Fans Give 81%,000
' MINNEAPOLIS -Fans at
~lltflrday's University of Min·
·n~sbta football game donated
·over $12,000 to help the school
fight the National Collegiate
Athletic Association in court.
''The campaign was an iocredi·
. ble success," said Bill Werb, the
21-year-old seni.pr who organized
'the effort Friday afternoon after
'the university announced it would
talce its case lo court.
He said cash and checks totaled
'*).\,874.
McLendon Leach
COLUMBUS. Ga. -Mac
McLendon swept past his close
friend, Hubert Green, with a one-
under-par 69 and assumed a one-
•troke lead Saturday in the thlrd
round of the $215,000 Southetn
·pPen golf tournament.
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BIG IRISH RUSH -South Carolina quarterback Ron Bass
fires a pass, just before being hit by Notre Dame's Bob
Golie (right) and Ross Browner. See story below. ·
Southern Roundup
Georgia Breezes;
Terps Belt Duke
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -An
87-yard touchdown pass from
Ray Goff to Gene Washington
was merely icing on the cake
Saturday rught as Georgia rolled
over Kentuck y, 31·7, in a
Southeastern Conference football
game.
Taking advantage or a host of
Kentucky errors, the loth·ranked
Bulldogs, leading only 10-7 at in-
termission. rolled to two
touchdowns in the third period
and climaxed the game with a
68-yard drive for the final score.
Goff, running the outside op-
Uon to perfection, gobbled up 139
yards on the ground and the long
touchdown pass was his only al-
tempt at an aerial game.
Kevin McLee picked up 79
.yards on 18 carries for Georgia.
Terp• Coo•t, 30-3
DURHAM, N .C.
Quarterback Mark Manges threw
two touchdown passes to Bob
Raba and scored once himself to
lead sixth-ranked Maryland to a
30-3 victory over Duke Saturday
in an AUantic Coast Conference
football game.
The victory was a giant step for
the unbeaten Terps in their bid for
the ACC championship. With four
games remaining, theTerpg close
out against ACC rivals Clemson
and Virginia a nd will be heavily
favored.
'Ba•a Kolb, %4-3
TUSCALOOSA, Ala.
Quarterbacks Jeff RuUedge and·
Jack O'Rear combined passing·
and running talents to lead 18th-
ranked Alabama to a 24·3 victory
over Louisville Saturday in the
first football game between the
two schools.
The homecoming victory over
the outmanned Cardinals raised
Alabama's record to 5-2 and left
Louiaville at3·3.
Rutledge's passes helped move
the Crimson Tide to its first two
touchdowns and O'.Rear scored
the other on a 14·yardacamper.
Gaton Sl•lc Vob
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-F1orida·
spotted Tennessee 10 pc>ints in
the first quarter Saturday and
then roared back for a 20·1B
Southeutern Conference football
victory behind the passing of Jim·
my F'111ber and the running or
Tony Green.
The triumph kept the llth-
ranlced Ga tors in the scramble for
their first SEC championship
with a 3,.() league record and 5-1
overall mark.
lrUlt 1t'la, 13·8
COLUMBIA, S.C. -Notre
Dame freshman Willard
Browner scored on a nine-yard
paas from Rick Slager in the ftrSt
quarter and bis brother, Jim
Browner, intercepted a ~ to
stop a SouUl Carolina drive ib the
clo'sing ml.Dutea as the Fighting
Iriah defeated the Gamecocks,
13-6, ln an intersect.lonal college
football &ame Saturday alter·
noon.
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AUBURN, Ala. -Quarterback
Phil Gargis scored all four
toucbdowna Saturday, one of
them on a spectacular 82·yard
run, to give Auburn a 31·19 de-·
cision over F1orida State and its
first home victory in two years.
Sports Today on TV
The 6-0, 187·pound senior elec·
trifled the homecoming crowd of
58,500 when be squirmed through
the Seminoles line on a third
down play in the final quarter
and outran the secondary for the
third longest touchdown run in
Auburn history.
The pro football schedule is
tentative and subject to last
minute changes.
10 a.m. (4) -NFL FOOT·
BALL -The San Diego
• Chargers meet the Browns in
• Cleveland. 10:45 a.m. (34) -FUTBOL
SOCCER -. America VI.
Gudalajara.
11 a.m . (2) -Nn. FOOT·
BALL -Tbe Rama meet the
Sainta ln New Orleans.
Noon (S) -CHAMPIONS
-An AAU syncbronhted
-troipollne cbamplonahlp in :'8Dpbls.
1 p.m. (4) -NTI. FOOT·
BALL -The Cincinnati
Bengals meet the Oilers in
Houston.
1:30p.m. (2)-NFLFOOT·
BALL -Joined ln prouess:
The Chicago Bears meet the
Dallas Cowboys in Irving,
Tex ..
3:30 p.m . (7) -COLLEGE
FOOTBALL '71 -lllghligbts
ot selected games played this
weekend.
4 p.m. (2) -COLLEGE
FOOTBALL -Tbe Oregon
State Beavers meet the USC
Trojans. Taped.
Tor ilee,. llallfl
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -North
Carolina's Tom Biddle kicked
three field goals. and freshman
Jeff Arnold added a 49·yard
three-pointer Saturday as the
Tar Heels foutht back late ln the
fourtb quarter to defeat 20th·
ranked East Carolina 12-10.
Biddle's final field 1oal -a
·t7·yarder -came witb 2:14 re-
maining in the game after a 24-
yard pass from .quarterback
Matt Kupec to Walker Lee took
tbe TU' HeelJ ln1lde the Pirates
:10.yard line.
~ert EasUy Outclasses Durr
-PALM SPRINGS (AP)-ctuiJ
Evert added $45,000 to her win· lllnl• stturday by out-clasalna baneotse Durr of France in the
QDai. of the $200,000 Inauaural
tournament, here, 6-1, 6-2.
... Mt« the two won rain-delayed
stmlftnals In the mornJ.nc at the
llinion Hlllt Country Club, they
n!nepoints. .
Durr then broke Evert'sservlce
before the Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.,
lus broke back to win the set. ln
the second set, the French 1tar
won her, own service once and
broke Chrissy's once, but was 10
frustrated she talked to benelf on
tbecourtandafterwardasaid: ·
at $.112,000. Durr collected$23,000.
Rain forced postpopement of
the aemillnala Friday .U,bt and
they were reaet for 8:30 Saturday
morning. Evert whipped Vlrslnla
Wade of En1Jand, 6-1, M while
Durr downed Terry Holladay of
La Jolla, 7·6, 6·3.
Neither tbe exertion of the
finals nor the desert beat of the af-
ternoon seemed to bother Evert.
........
Buckeyea Loae QB
,
Washingto~
Cards Bag Michigan Rolls
T 35 0 V • Pac-8 Wins o -1ctory tof.~~.<":.:.. •. ~
touchdown run on the Jut J>ll.Y of
BLOOlllNGTON,lnd. (AP)-ftnt Bl.a Elibt Conference foot· the third period llfted Mlcbican workbone Rob l.ytJe ball vtcfory. Wuhlnston to a 1'·7 PacilJc.a
ruabed for 175 yards and one KamasState,1-8andwinlesaln Conference football vlctcry over
touc.bdown and quarterback Rick its last 10 colil~enco f)Uilngs, Oregon Saturday. ,
Leach puted for 1a,, fardll and managed only one loot drive, a Steele, wbo led W~oo • two touchdowns Saturd.ly u the M-yard touchdowp mateb atter pun!JJUnt ll'Ound lame with lS7
top.ranked Wolverines walloped the •.••me was O\&t of reach ln the yarda on 11 carrte11 put tbo
1Ddlana, 35-0, In a BlS Ten Con-fourth period. Huskies ahead 7-C> latem the fttst
ferenee football game. Nolan Cromwell, Kamas' gnat period with .. three-yard ac:orSna
"Leach, a 6-1 aol)bomore, at· wishbone quarterback who un· run, his fifth of the season.
tempted only four pallet and derwent knee surgery following Oregon, which dropped to M
completed them all. 1ncludlnt a lut week's loss to Oklabomao, overall and 0·3 1n confereaee,
nln&-yard scortn1 strike to Gene watched from the sideline in a tied the score on quarterback
Jobnlon 1n tbe aecc:md quarter wheelchair. Jack Henderson '1 M-yard pus to
and a lS·yU'der to RU1aeU Davis .. &:rf) St• .... I Tom Cafferty wltb 1:21 left ID the in the third pertod. He also flred 1~ ••fl• .... third period. The Duieb never
pu.ea of 33 and '6 yards to Jim CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -Tailback were ID serious •corlni poaitloo
Smlth, the flnt aett:lnc up Harlan Rieb Baes ran for two touchdowns agajn in the second mall. ,
Ruckleby'a touchdown late ID the and bla quarterbacks puied for Big Robin Earl, the Huskies third quarter. • more than 200 yards Saturday u senior fullback, finl.sbed with 180
Davia acorecl Mlch11an'1 ftnt Michi1an State beat Illinois, yarda on 2l carriea.
touchdown on a one-yard run ln 31·23,inBigTencolleaefootball. Stoalord Wt.•
the f1nt quarter. . Ba es ran for '79yardson12 car· "-•~I ,.1t1re4 riesinthetlrstbalfbuttumedan PULLMAN, Wash. -A one-~ •1 ankle early in the third period. Be yard touchdown run by Stanford
COLUMBUS, Ohio -Tailback came back to plunge acrms the nmnlng back Gary Lynn with 29
Jeff Lo1an scored on nma ot 11 goalllnef.rom twoyardsoutinthe seconds remainln1brokea16-16
and 29 yards Saturday to lead fourth quarter for lbe game's tie and boosted.Stanford toa22·16
ninth-ranked Oh lo State to a cost· final score. vl~tory over W asbington State in
ly 24·3 Bil Ten Conference foot-Michigan State's late drive, a Paclfic-8 Conference football
ball victory over Purdue. which included a 26-yard field game Saturday.
The Buckeyes, remalnlng un· goal by Hans Nielsen that put the The . running of sophomore
defeated in the lea1Ue with a 4-0 Spartans ahead 24.23, offset. a fUllback Phil Francis helped aus-
record, lost the services of No. 1 three field goal performance by tain Stanford's wlnnina drive,
quarterback Rod Ger~d for the Illinois' Dan Beaver which began on the Cardinals'
season. Gerald, aopbomore from 1 25-yard line with less than six
Dallas, Tex., auflered three frac· OIOO Red.lie• minutes left in the game.
lured back vertebrae late ID the MINNEAPOUS -BW Schultz Stanford led at the ball 10-6, but
ftrltqua:rter. 1 caught touchdown passes of 70 a 27-yard field goal by Chuck
Colerodo E~plede and 28 yards and Nate Winston Diedrick brought lbe Cougars to • sped 42 yards for another score as within one point.
B 0 U L· D E R , Co 1 o • Iowa roared back from a 12-0 Stanford made the score 16-9
Sophomore quarterback Jeff balltime deficit to whip, Min-when quarterback Guy Ben·
Knapple came off the bench to neaota, 22·12, in Big Ten foot.ball jamln threw a 27-yard pass to
dlrect Colorado to a four playSaturday. Lynn in the fourth quarter. The
touchdown explosion ln the The victory knocked Minnesota extra point attempt failed.
second quarter, including TD out of a share of the conference ·Then WashingtOB Slate came
runs of41and29 yards by tailback lead with Ohio State and Michigan back to Ue the game at 16-all.
Tony Reed, as the Buffaloes andwasthefirstforlowaoverthe Cougars quarterback Jack
sbocked 16th-ranked Iowa State, Gopherasincel968. Thompson found receivers Brian ~14, Saturday in Big Eight Con· Winston zipped through the left Kelly and Eason Ramson for
ferencefootb.all. sideofb1soffeosivellneandraced lone gains. Ray Williams capped
Knapple relieved starter Jell • past the Gophers secondary un-the drive with a touchdown.
Austin early in the second period touched to put the game out of re-speeding into the end zone from
after the Buffalo offense showed acbwith8:2lleft. the four-yard line.
little punch and completed five
passes in a row to help the Buffs
score on four consecutive
possessions. .
Reed burst through the left side
of the line and raced 41 yards on
the third play of Colorado's first
scoring drive.
Kouiu Bree:e•
MANHATTAN, Kan. -Tbe
Kansas Jayhawks, with
touchdowns by Scott McMichael,
Laverne Smith and Mark Ussak,
defeated offensively inept Kansas
State Saturday, 24·14, for their
DIXON •••
Cootlnaed From Paie BS
Steve Bukicb of Newport Harbor,
almost played a critical role in
Ute game's outcome, also.
Takine over for injured UCLA
quarterback Jeff Dankworth in
the second period, Bukich lost.
two fumbles~ach accounting
for a Cal field goal. ·
The first was a missed hando!f
at UCLA's 28 and the second
came after Bukicb ran 38 yards
toCal's42.
"Somebody batted the ball out
of his bands," said Terry
Donahue, UCLA's head coach.
Buldch couldn't be reached for
comment .
1'1
Hogs Upend Houston
Texas Nips SMU, 13-12
HOUSTON (AP) -Arkansas'
marauding ·defense recovered'
three Danny Davis fumbles and
sophomore Ben Cowins ripped 89
yards for a second quarter
touchdown to lead the 15th-
ranlted Razorbacks to a 14-7
Southwest Conference victory
over 14th-ranked Houston Satur·
day night.
Cowins, the SWC's leading
rusher going into the game, bad
154 yards running at half-time
aided by bis 89-yard r omp
through the middle of Houston's
defense that gave the
Razorbacks a 14·0 balfUme lead.
Muta•g• ~o•e' .
AUSTIN, Tex. -Johnny "Gold
Medal" Jones flashed bis Olym-
pic speed 63 yards for a·
touchdown and defensive back
Raymond Clayburn knocked
away a crucial two-point con·
version attempt with 47 seconds
to play as 13tb·ranked Texas
edged Southern Methodist. 13-12,
Saturday night.
Jones' big play came only mo-
ments alter SMU quarterback
Ricky Wesson bad tied the game
6-6 and freshman placekicker
Scott Tatum bad blown the extra
point attempt. .
.Aflflfa Roll, 57·34
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. -
Massive George Woodard
shredded Rice's porous defense
for four touchdowns Saturday to
give T e xas A&M a 57·34
Southwest Conference football
victory over the Owls and their
premier passer Tommy Kramer.
Raiders BUt: Foe
LUBBOCK, Tex. -Billy
Taylor, Larry Isaac and Rodney
Allison ran roughshod aa un·
beaten, eighth-ranked Texas
Tech romped over the Arizona
Wildcats, 52·27, ln an lntersec-
tional football contest.
Isaac and Allison exploited the
Wildcats defense for a pair of
touchdowns each while Taylor-
waa shredding the visitors for 173
yards rushing and another
touchdown.
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SADDLEBACK'S TOM MILLER (7) HAS A PASS GO THROUGH HIS HANDS.
Tigers Tumble
Gauchos Roar
To 2 1-0 Win
By RUSS BANKS Ott~ Dally '""Si." Saddleback College scored
touchdowns on its first two
posaessions and went on to defeat
Riverside City College, 21·0,
Saturday night in Mission Con·
ference football action at Mission Viejo High School.
Saddleback put together a de·
vastating ground attack that pro-
duced 317 net yards. Riverside
could do nothing to stop the
Gauchos oCCense, due in part to
the leadership of quarterback
!Jilly Yancy.
Yancy was like a magician as
he had the Riverside defense go-
ing in all directions except the
right way with his fakes and zig-
zag runs. With Yancy behind the
controls Saddleback's offense
moved with precision.
When Yancy wasn't faking out
Riverside be banded off to run·
ning backs Greg Speicher or
Chuck Van Liew who gaine<i big
yardage going up the middle or
outside.
Speicher was especially effec-
tive as he consistently gained
yardage on counter plays and
sweeps, after taking pft.chouts
from Yancy.
Then, when Riverside was ex-
pecting Yancy to .run or han~ to
Speicher it was h1t by Van Liew
who bulled his way into the mid-
dle of the line. Van Liew didn't
carTy much, but when he did it
was !or big gains. . Saddleback's offense put m a
lot of time on the field1.hroughout
the game, so when the defense
came in it was fresh and ready to
attack. And attack Riverside
quarterback Robin Jones it did.
8unday. October~•. tm DAIL V P1LOT 8 7
Pirates No Match ;.
For Hornets, 30-0
By BOWA1tD L. RANDY Ofllle O.lty 1'11•01.tff
Orange Coast Cone,e 1ul!ered
Us most humillatlni defeat alace
1961 Saturday nlJbt as the
Fullerton Horneta llved up to pre-
se aaon billing in posting a
domlnaUna S0-0 $outh Coast Con· ference football victory over the
Pirates in OCC stadium before
4,500.
The only thing Fullerton did;n't
do right was make convers1on
points. But wlth rtve touchdowns,
it wasn't necessary even though
coacb Hal Sberbeck may go back
to the drawina boards to figure
out what went wrong.
MoJTia Bledsoe was brilliant in
passing with extreme accuracy
to comple;te 16 or 24 attempts !or
254 yards and three touchdowns.
It was no contest from the
second Fullerton possession
when the Hornets marched 60
yard.a for a sco.re with Monty
Bullerdick goinc the ftnal two on
the ground for a touchdown.
Then the defense that held
Orange Coast to 14 yards net gain
ln t.be first half, got into the act.
Louls Falcone raced t.brOUldl to
block a quick-kick try on third
down at the Pirates 15 and team·
mate Erle Jenican reeoverm in
the end aone for a touchdown.
It was a poor night for the
Orance Coast orrense, partly
' because of lhe stout .Fullert.OD de-
fense and parUy because the
Pirates couldn't complete but
one pus for three yards in the
first half. For the game, the
Pirates were five of 22 for 41
yards.
Fombles also played a big role
1n the downfall or the occ of.
tensive machine along with three
Fullerton pass interceptions.
OCC lost three of eiibt bobbles.
Opportunity knocked at the
door of the Pirates early in the
fourth quarter when.Bob Rowles
recovered a Hornets fumble at
the Fullerton 24. The longest pass
completion of the game for the Pirates (14 yards) moved it to the
10 and three running plays put it
oo the four, but an incomoletioo
ended the only real threat ot tht•
iame for OCC at lhal point.
'Ibe last tJme Orange Cqpt was defeated as soundly was by
Fullerton in 1987 when the ftDal
ecorewas39-7. • •
Rhett Tucker was a stand6at on
defense for OCC wlth U unuslat ·
ed tackles and eight assiats.
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Football Tilt
·Tops Slate
Laguna Beach Hlgh's Artists
get their crack at the South Coast
League championship race 'f"ti·
day night when the once-bQten
Artists host league-lcil,der
Corona del Mar in the feB.Jlt,re
game of the week for orwe
Coast area prep football teams.
The Artists, who have a similar
5-1 overall record as Coron.a' del
Mar, figure to give Corona del
Mar its toughest test in the next
two weeks before the Sea Kt.qas
finish the league season agalilst
Costa Mesa. Tile Riverside quarterbacks
were sacked eight times-with
Jones being dropped seven
times. Riverside couldn't run so
it was forced to pass-and that's
when Saddleback's defense
poured in.
CHUCK VAN LIEW (LEFT) OF SADDLEBACK RUNS FOR A SHORT GAIN. Another key game in Uiat
circuit is Thursday night wJM:n
Costa Mesa tries to stay within
striking range or Corona del Har
with a ti(( with Irvine's Universi-
ty High at Orange Coast College.. Paul Moberg was responsible
for four sacks with Jeff Green,
'John Jones, Steve Williams and
Tony Mitre getting one each. Jim
Davey recovered a fumble and
Jeff Hopp intercepted a pass.
Sea Kings Roll, 21-6 Al.so Thursday nightisaSunset
League confrontation will> Q.2
Newport Harbor at Westminster
(1-t). lt's a must-Winsituationfor
Westminster if it is to stay within
range of undefeated Fountain Valley.' Saddleback had drives of 73, 88
and 44 yards for its touchdowns
and it was done with line block-
ing that cleared huge holes for
the Gauchos runners. John H?yt,
Charles Hicks, Pancho Catillo,
Brad Long, Norman Katnik, Si-
meon Holloway and Jim
Lachmund were responsible for
clearing the way for Yancy,
Speicher and Van Liew.
Speicher scored the first
touchdown from the one in the
opening quarter, Yancy passed
to Hicks from nine yards out for
the second TD and Yancy did it
himself when he ran over from
four yards out late in the first
half.
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Ofl"• D•llY l'tlotSt.ft South Coast League football
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before 4,100 at Newport Harbor
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Coach Dick Morris of Corona
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from tallback Mike Spraltz,
some bullish running from
fullback Brad Stassel and ex-
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Hughes as . the Sea Kings con-
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The winners put it away in the
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third quarter with a 53-yard
touchdown march, Spraitz going
the last two yards for the
touchdown with 1:58 left in the
period to make it 14-0.
Dana Hills got off five plays in
the third stanza and with the ex-
ception of a 73-yard TD march in
the waning minutes, netted a
minus four yards in the second
half against a CdM defense that
came up with too much, too
often.
Dana Hills gave every indica-
tion of its explosive potential-
especially with quarterback
Steve Crapo operating the option
at relatively full strength for the
first time.
But for every Dolphins burst,
there was also a Sea IGngs de·
fensive gem around the corner.
Four times the Sea IGngs in-
tercepted with Spraitz, Kurt
Brockman, Hughes and Earl
Callison squelching potential
marches.
Corona del Mar, meanwblle,
showed ru nnlng muscle,
marching 80 yards in 13 plays in
the second quarter with Stassel
scoring from a yard out. Scott
Merry toed the first of three
PA Ts with 3: 47 left in the half.
In that scoring drive were 21>
and 25-yard air strikes from
Merry and Brockman to
Hughes-the second catch
literally a steal or what appeared
to be a certain DH interception.
Spraitz earlier bad a SQ-yard
run and Crapo broke for a 46-
yard gain to establish bis running
ability.
Still, CdM's defense was there
when it had to be, led by Spraiu,
Don Harrier, Dave Meador· and
Mark Cardelucci.
The Sea Kings' third TD came
in the fourth quarter when
Brockman threw and completed
bis second pass, this a 21-yard
connection to Harrier.
The Dolphins or coach Bill
Cunerty struck back at that point
with Keith Horgan's ·46-yard run
highlighting a 73-yard march.
Jeff '01Ben scored from a yard
Out.
Fountain Valley. meanwhile,
the No. I team in Orange County
and the CIF •·A with a spotless
&-0 record, meets winless Hunt· lngton Beach at Orange Coast
Friday night. FV Is heavily
favored to make it seven in a row
as it glrds for the following
week's Big Game at Anabelln
Stadium against Hunt tniton
Beach's Edison.
Two other South Co~ League
..issues are scheduled for Friday
with Mission Vi ejo and Dana
Hills tangling at San Clemente
High and San Clemente and El
Toro battling at Mission Viejo.
In Century League ac'
tion Costa Mesa's Estancia Rig&
goes for its second straight
circuit win with a game against
Santa Ana Valley at Newport
Harbor.
Also Friday night is Mater Del
High of Santa Ana traveling to
Pius X High of Downey in
A.nielus League warfare.
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Oblo St. 24, Purdue 3
Missouri 34, Nebruka'-4
Kabaas 2•, Kan. St. H
Mich. St. 31, llllnols 23
Wisconsin· 28, North-. ~n:i25
S-Ua
Maryland 30, Dute I
Notre Dame 13, S. Caro.
6
Georgia 31, Kentucb T
Miami (Fla) 49, TCUo
F1ortda 20, Tenn 18
Ga. Tech28, 'tulanel6
Alabama 2', Louisville 3
No. Caro.12, E. Caro.10
ADburn 31, na. St.19
Miss. St. H, So. Miss. 8
Mississippi20, Vandy3
No. Caro. St. 38, Clemscm
21
• ~wa 22, Minnesota 12
~ake34, W.Tex.St. H
Jfiaml (0)9, Bowl. Gr. 7
~. S.O. U, NW I-•> ~..,2•, Eer111em3 "f. Hays 20. PfttSburo St 1• W;o..ot. St. n. N. Oalcot. 1 s
S.paut• St. 17. s. O•kOIAl 11 T.,.lotl, 1-aWulyl'IO
noton 12, TaylorO U,Ollwt4
on17, To•-1• <:¥roll 1', Tlllll 11
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w,Mle11J91n 31. ~nh•ll 21
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In 17. O.nlM>n 1
"lllon & Jef 21, Hiram 7 =ll·W•llact4t, Olllo W1Slynf
sSt. 2•, Indiana SI. 14
s We11yn 16. C•rtnaoe 1 SllPPerv Roell 2•. Ashland 20
Wk.-OsllltOSI\ 21, St. Norbert 7
ffli!l"'loan •1. C.nl. Mlchl9a11 1J Nofttt-. Mich. n . Ferri• SI. O Wlt1enblfg3J, woos1aro •
Preps,JCs
Va. Tech 42, Kent St.14
Va.18, Wake Forest 17
Richmond 13, Furman 9
Mempbia St. 31, Wich. st.
0
Sw. La. 38, Pacific 10
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Uvl1'19\-15. Fayettevllle Mct.·E.Sllof'e'I, H.C.C:.ntral lt
Akorn:t,Soutl'lernu.o Ark .. Pina Bluff t7, Kel'll11Ckl'st. 14
DavlchOl'l 20, H.,.,,Pdan·SYO!Wf 14 Emory" Hel\rV 3j, Brctowellr, Va. 1'
Ltberty Baptist 24, St. Peul's 21
Maryvllle62,St. LAo2
Morris Brown 50, AlalNlm• A&M 20
A•nctolpt.·MKOl'l lt, Gullford 14
TOWtonSt. )t), 8owl1 St.O S.llseury St. 30, Keen O
~rid Standing . lfUT" ClOA.STCON"IEll•Nc•
l W t. T P'P PA Mt. 1111 ArrtonlO 2 O 1 66 SI
Ful:E 2 1 O 14 42 Sen 11oo MeH 2 ' 0 6.l 50 Or Coast 1 1 o 1' '4
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I-al Gro11monl 121>.m >
Diego MeH at C•rrllo. • • MISSION CON,.l!lll!NC« ~-k 1 g ~~ "I:
1 2 2S 13
t2 2lS2
Rlvenkle 1 2 11 50
Sellllerl'lerdlno 1 '2 3S 62
Safi J>lloo 1 2 12 t.1
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~tern 7, Palomar 3 , $MwUy'10e-=k at Pelomer
tlrl'l &t 5"" 01990 (1:l0l
Citrus
5111 ti.mardilMI et Rlversldl •
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1 Satomlay't 01-~ 1', LACC 1 $111\a Monica U, RIO Hondo9
,1 Sat11rday'1 Oamft CJilllelan West vs. Cypress at Buen.
Par-Hlfll LACCat Slnte Monlce
~Harbor et LA Southwest , I
1 sountClOAITL•Aoue
W L P" P'A ~""IMer 4 0 St 1t ~MtH 3 I '9 6t UfllN Beech 3 1 :w 28
Sall pe,,,.n'9 2 2 ., 28
Denit Hiiis I 3 71 104
El 'r+ro 1 3 "4 '1
MlstlOl'IVlelo 1 3 !It 56
Ut\loi)tnltv 1 s .Q 56
Sat..-y'1k-*"· Dana Hllls6 ~l ... rslty 12, El Toro 1 ~.,·.o. .... UMllrslty ws CollAI ... It 00:
(7:ll0) . ,.,....,.,o_
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Anteaters
"-hlllatT!.111111 ,::,.,,,,.., vs S...C. Mii .t S.. AM
•M•HaLaAoua Wt. ~ PA ~s 20421
t..os Al-'105 2 0 SS IS
Loar• 1 1 20 24 ~t.baelt 1 1 1t •
K•t•ll• 0 2 21 3' 1(-y 0 2 10 J7
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K-.dy vs Katalle Alt La Pelma
Pen:
P.W1y•101me
t.oare v1 Loa Alamltor. et La Palma Park
Satul"Cley•1 Oeme
cYIM'HS vs Sacldltback e1 Wlsttm High
ANOl!LUSLEAGUa
W L P'P P'A
St. Paul 2 0 45 22
Mater Del 1 39 • Bl\llop Amat 1 12 10
Setvlle 1 S1 as
PlusX 1 7 z:s.
St. Anthony O t 7 n ,,.,,,.. • .,..,sc_
Plus X 7, Blslloo Amat•
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Cooll-
MaterO.l•I PlusX
SL AlltMl\y et St. PAiUI
OllANGe Ll!AOUI!
W LT .... P'A
La Habra • 0 0 KM 27 El Dorado 3 1 o 11 16 ~ 310 .UD
E-enlAI l 1 1 16 C
Fullet1on 2 1 1 6S 6S
Cll'l)'Oft 2 2 0 7f> 61
Bree 0 • 0 104 Veltncle 0 4 M tJ
SA1tuntay'1 $-
Lii Habta41. C.nYOl'l 13
Espwanra 10, Fullet101'120 Ctle) ""'••'•O•-u H1br'a at er ..
Fullerton vs El OoractoatValenela
SOl'lorav1 Valene la at Fullerton
kl»Nar•soame
Cll'l\tOl'I vs E$1Mr anza at El Modena
•1taEWAYLl!AOUlf
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Anaheim a 1 o 11• ,.
Tt'lly 3 1 0 13 43
S.venna 2 2 o n ..
SUnny Hiiis 2 2 o '9 70
Megnolla 2 2 0 SI .. 1.owe11 , 2 1 ,., eo
W.S19f'ft 1 2 ' 34 s.
B.-aPark 1 > O 12 •
Sat11r.i1r'•Sc-a-Perk 8, S.vanna 7
T~r'•G•
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Pitt'5, Navyo
PennSt.33, W. Va.O
Yale zt, Peno 1
Rutaen'7, ColumbiaO
Dartmouth 3S, Cornell O
Harvard 20, Princeton 1'
Brown 28, Holy Croa 1A
:SO.ton Col. 27, Army 10
Syracuseu_ Templel6
Colgate 2'. Lafayette 14
VMI 10, Delaware S
eroc~it.C>Weoost.1
Hofstra 1, Seton Hallo NewHamp$111reJS,~n
...,. .. Broaltl'fll t•
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St.1'1111"52',Sllllfty 11,,_I Viii_,,., YounoUOWllSL It
W.c--11cvt '·Coat GiMrdO
c:.oi-c11<ut 21. Mass«hllvtt16
Framl ...... St. lO, 8ost01'1$LO '"°'-·I'll. 16, Cle~lon 1• UfllgtlU,MalMO
Mora1tlM 26, lAbanOfl v a I. 21 ~rgjt,C.111 .. Pa.O
Susquel\annt 21. Oe I aware If 11.,.
Swwttlfftoret. U rt I nut 3
WalhingtOfl, Mo. 12. RocMstero Albright 24, WllUH
91MJO. WOf'~st.,.Te<lltl
Colbv21, Trinity, COftn. t•
Cortland.51.20, Allred 1' H_,,.rl3,81uffton7
M9ftCMllert2, Ano.rson 1J RPI IO, RocMstlrTe<h7
Wabnll16,Sl.JoMPh.llld, 10 AICl7,Sprlnofleld0
Clent.ConnKtlcUl37. 041sst1m1St.ta
l!dl-..St.•j,l..cKkH-15 Hobarl21, Unl0flt2
llflaQ 21. c. w. Posl7
Kl11111Polnt 13, Waonet•
Muhlll'lberoll.OlclllMOft14
'Wltstey1113Q,Amlllnt 17
AlllGit*IYU. ClrMoi.MAllOll21
FV, Uni
'Fop Polo
Rivals
Will ,Hotue and Mite
Kelly combined for 11
goala and the Fountain
Valley Baroos defeated
El Toro. l'-10, in non-
leaeue water polo action
Saturday at Mission
Viejo .
Jett Wilson scored five
goals for El Toro before
leaving in the second
period. Tied at the half,
Bogue scored four goals
in the crucial third
quarter with Kelly gel· tlngtwo.
Meanwhile Larry
Baba fired in seven goals
as bQSt Univer~ity High
of Irvine, ranked No. Sin
4-A CIF, knocked off de-
fending 3·A champion El Dorado (Placentia),
10.S.
And elsewhere, Corona
del Mar fell before No. 4
ranked Mira Costa. 9-1,
at Newport Harbor.
tlosWIU.•,AllodlllllftdO YAltSfTY
801dltwes& . ""'· ve11a':'-.. ., °"'":"! , ,_1•
Otla.St.31 Oldahoma2fEJToro J 3 2 2-lO
T A•-M' .,7 R' •.u • ScOf'tno: F'V-MallH. s1st1er2. Ket-exu • <ii , ice... 11 j, Hoou• •· ET-w 111011 j, Artamaa H, Houston 7 111c11ab9\loll. Sctwdl1 •· Tex.as 13 SMU 12 .1uN1011 vaa1STT • 1c«1i.vG11arten Texas Tech 52, Ariz. zr "'"· va11a, • 2 • 6-20
N.TeL St. 25, New Ma. Els!~no: FV-Tw.,.,..:.. \. 'ee~ St.1• McC'-ns ), Hlclls •. Hodges ?.. Cal St. (LB) 21 Lamar:Howetll 2, M..,ctetsol\n. ET-
10 • •A-'taml> ... ~~~~·-SOP'N
AusUn 20. 8eMdk1IM, Ka11. 7 Sclere .. , ~·n
.E. c:.ntral St. 21, SWOlll1110ma 20 Ftft. Vella'r • 3 0 I Z......
McNMHSt.H,Arltal'llHSt.tl EITOr'll I 0 , 2-4
E. T•usSL 31, Slt9hel'l I'. AU1t1117 Scorl110: FV-Peteroon, Um·
Prairie View n . 8hhoP 14 ~r 4, Bell. ET-« ltlt, RICllle 2,
SE Oklahc>m1 U, HWOkla!lof'IWI ~
TnasA•120, Angelo St. 10
Texas Luthera113', MCMUrTYO
Tuts Soul"'"' 14. MIHIHIPC>l lf91. 7
c...t. St. Oki• 2>, e. New MelClco 2D ~nderSOl'I SL H. S. Arkan.._ 0
Teut LutMren J6, McMurryO
Rockies
Wyoming '5, Utah 22
Citadel 26, Air Force 1
Colorado 33, Iowa St. H
Weber St. 34, IdahoSt. 7
Colo. St. 28, UTEP 1
Montana St. 29, Idaho 1•
B~ 45, Utah St. H _ .
Artz. St. 31, New Mex. is
Black Hiits SI. 2J, Wayne, Neb.I
C«roll. Moftt. 1', Roe k y Mount.tilt T1
COlor-Col.6J, Betha11y, KAn.10
Dakota SI. JS. S.O.kot• Tec:llO
WHterl'I SL Colo. '8, W .New Mtalc:lllO
N.Colorado17.~Aina1t w. Mon,...• JI, E. Montana•
Oklll111onSt. lt. MolltanaTec:h16
8ol•SLZ6,Hev. Rel'IOI
JUNIOR ClOLLR• ~lltHCAl!t..._.
8abnflald6', LA>no 8aach1l
Plata 21, East LA 0 .
LA VAillay 12. Pasacte1110
W"'9f'11Slat1 ~
WMS LA'1, ComPlOf'I ti ' Senta Barbera JO, Glendale 19 v.,,tura27.~rkO
HlncoU121,Clll'tOM10
VARSITY
'-'*tty Qolaf11tn
e100..ado • o 1 2-r U11lverslty 4 3 3 2.....,2
11111 scoring-Bibi 7, Madlen 2,
Samoton. P. C.mpbell t .
JUMIOllVAllSITY lcenlWOtte~ El Ollrado 1 1 6 ,.._,,
Ut\lverslty o o 1 ,.._ s
IJl'll seotll'IQ: Moocwa t, G. Hanle ,
Klng.P'l".fllx.
•llOSM·SOPM
Sclft lllY Qllarte"
t!1 DorAIClo 1 I 0 1-.J
Ulllwrsity 0 1 • -Uftlscorl1'1D:Wootlel1S,lklre. .. .... " ...... ktftW~ El Dorado 0 I 1 t-J
Ulllwnltv S 1 2 2-10
Uni scoring: McCormick 2,
5t*Ol'M"· Hal'llOll 3. J. Hant.. Hof-
1..-2.Hubert.
VARSITY
Sc.en•'rONmrs
MlraCOlt. 1 t 2 4-
0W-clel~r 0 0 0 ._1
CdMtcO<ll'lll' Ood«.
JUMIOllVAllSITY
~· •• °"',,." Mlr.c.MtAI 4 J 2 rt?
0>r-c1e1 Mer 1 o 1 o-2
CdM_.lno: Ntw-L PltOSH·SOP'H
sc_ i.., Ollarwn Mire C'.os1AI 1 3 3 2-10 Olf'OM del Mal' I 1 1 0-l CdM KOrll!IJI Piper, 8aldr1clglt 2.
BJ~VEANDR£WS to TOQy Fuller oo a re-from the one al&~ SparkJo... 'Of .. DM1ttlt141C.... ....._.,. 1 •• ~-
\JDtVerttty Bl1b de· ·--· •wr.
fenslve' tackle Steve ,=:.:T•10'!~.·~ •'-~ .. ta:!b~~;1'~:! BuntlDl!!~-B~~ch TU.lei had lour 1ac:b 1D _.th'70 .a.. • ~ .._.,... R1°bcaptur.u~l..-ace the fln.a1 quarter twooo ,., ~)far_., went'IA#Wu tra point, boldln1 • ~o 1 1 end
El Toro'a lut d.lkb ~-the lldellnu with tbe '°' t11llv4!hity t.o a f-0 Mad iD Dlvll on ,.,. t)'
•-.,..·mp•"'••"'eTro·'·-·ahead tc0re lS seconds. with1:25le1Un tbebalf. Junior vanity r.cea at
.... • ._ _..,.. :1-Snto th halt El Toro El Toro bounced : the Buena Park aoas eda,ed tbe Cbar1en, 11·7. • • 1 baelt with Robin c .. __ country lnvltatloaal ln South Coast J..,eaiue Mike Bent.born dropped -•-th ~-Slmrclaymomhi1. football actJon Sa~ f\aller.on the two-Poial retu.-aua• e ena\lllW BUDUniton'a1likeGtt·
nlahtatTultlDW,b. ,I,:~:'!:'YE~i.v to klclt:S t.o mJd field. A ford anct Bill Harnll
Tralllni by five polnbl, malotaln a 7-6 lead at tho ~~ cbr:m .!tey.:: w....fourth ad Mh with
El Toro cot the ball !or halt. Dave Lanp:uw.le 18-yard keeper by Key Mike Calvano and
uie final aoorlna att.emp~ had two intorcopUona· 1ave the Cbarfen a f1rst Gordon Duff llnllblna
oo It.a 20 w1th 2:'5 lett to and R.J . Switchtenbeq down at the Valv~ Mventb -.id el1btb o"er
play. recovered a fumble deep 18. tbeflatandfutcoune.
On flnt down, Trojans in Chargers territory but After an Incompletion In Dl\tlt1on ll compett.
quarterback. Steve Key u n l v er 1 it y c 0 u Id Avella darted 18 yardi Uoc. Estancia of ~·
hit George Jacobo for a capttalizeonlyonce. for a touchdown and Mesa ftnlabed tblrcl 10
39--yard gain and running Langmade intercepted Key's extra polnt pve vanity and junior van!·
back Hector Avella at the Chargers 24 and the Chargers a 7-6 ad· ty and aeoond ln
added four more Y~ returned lt to the 12 wi~ vantage 'f!lth a even frelhmForranes't -etcatr of ch~!. then Tillea toot BW Dominy bulling 1D ~left m the balt F.atancla finbbed loth in
The e-1, 184-pourad Oak Tree tbevaraityrace(t:53). junior broke throusb on _ ...... ,..o11111~ second and six, dronn1.... Di.111 ... 1 rr-. Vartlty
Key for a nine-yard loss R E • 1. Hwdl11 tsonor•> •:3'; 1. ~ at the Trojana 46. After t """'", t :41; > ~act1e1 <NeweuN.
an incomplete pass, ace n nes ~.'.i#•14·.~r:r~:~1~:; nllet wrapped Up J{ey •: .. ; .. Ovff(HBlt:fO, ' this I TMtft teonl'lg-1. Huntl1'191001 i9KI\ again, time aor a OMin..awi.twT...., E9'aYoC'°'l'C•O"> ,,, 11;a.New11u,.,,..o11u;a.Tu«111a.
three-yard loss and the •1n1,..1:•PM r::.:.~:i:::i511oemeur) ~!: 1• M<A!~7~~~~::t:1f.'Wodl4oc1t
Trojans offense ran out. ""'" 11Aca -• rurionvs. l ¥Mr CHll 10:11; i Nell CHBI 10:., '· the clock. old 111119'. Clelmlng. P\11'~ 'uoo. SIXTM RAC• -.. "' fUf'lonQt. 2 eero (HI) U :01; 10. WIHI llJBI Cl~mlnci prle• Sl6,000-$13.000. ve•r old maiden coth • 91ldl1191 bf'td 11 :01. • Tilles' other sacks
stopped El Toro at the
Chargers 24 and the 'fro.
jans28.
Both teams had trou..
ble mounting offensive
drives. University had
just 174 yards total of.
fense while El Toro could
amass only 149 yards.
University took advan·
tage of the error·ridden Chargers, intercepting
four passes and recover·
ing a fumble, but the
Trojana used a bit of
trickery to score their
winning points.
University's Henry
Miller took the second
half kickoff and angled
to his right rive yarm up-
field whe.re be banded off . ,,. .
GAM8 STATISTI~
ET
FlntOO-rvshln9 • FlretdownspHtlno 2 First_, tJen•IUH 0
Tottlllrstdowns I
Yerdsrushll'lll 1n
YerdspeUl"ll •>
Y arch losl J'I Net yaros 11• • ntd , .,
Punls--avg.Oltlln~ >2'.0
Yel'dspe11altr.t0 j·.0
Fllmbl&fumblH lost M Scorei.you.rt•n
u • ' 0
11
133 ,..
IS t7•
WM
4-20
!r1
ElTOr'll University 0 1 0 0-1
0 ' • 0-12 ltUSMINO
Avena
l(ay
""'~ Sellteti
A.O!Arles
Okll
B. Oi.trtes
To!AllS
Fulle<'
Dominy Devis
~ Hffrle
Totals
atTere
tc• YI 10 $7
6 " j :n • s
l s
2 7
1 0
31 12S
University
1J " a ~
1 1
• 16
1 10
•J llJ
P'ASSING El Tera
yt • fl
0
1
0 s • ,.
1
0
It
0
0
1J .. ~ ~·" l(ey 10 J , 60
Senl•k:. 12 J
Totels 14 • ' 6J
Ul'llwenll•
....
SJ
~.2
'' 10
16
10
-40
21
30
H '41
40
10 0
2.7
~. ·'°° .2SO ••
• • 0 S4 .,667
Ell1empeum.n111 In C:.111. Pvn. s 10.000. Teem s~l119-1. Huntington lloach
CAtmlred JCIOI AIOte Ori ... CGonl.eled 111 2S, 2. Newbury Perk 30; 3. Can ...... l•I
Aoy11 Mllrrlaoe IMcHaroue1 lll lncrtdlllly L110y (C.steMCSe> , 111 91,
FrtshFrulttTorol 116 Pape'sOependeflt(~) 11'
'>uncen Duchess IOinlcolel •111 Lordlf•lenllM (Toro) 11•
HerOICI COllvaresl 116 Zuo<McHar9uel 119
Al .. loe CMen•I 116 Spllt()pll'llon 1Veroart1 ttl
L.cly Llbber (GonZ.IHI Hf> WtlnS<hmacker (PlncayJr) 111 Tutor Me Buda <S.llersl x110 -=--
HIPl>v"•wn IPlnuyJr) 116 SaYSNTM llACa-M/16!Tllla)
Or.it Ofle <Vergara I 116 yMr 0141 .. up, Cltlfft1"9o PvrM Gnclan lnlrloue <Harris> 116 su.aoo. Cl1lmlng price SJ0.000 -
SaC:ONO ltACI! -6f11rlo~. lyear
ol4'. Clalm ll'IQ. Purse HOOO. Oalmlng
prkU20,000-Sl6,000.
W .000.
Beeutlful Isle !Olivares>
AIOlnll (Mc:Harguel
Eland C~maht I
111 ,,.
PHdyWalll ISfloaM•lt9f')
1-hllMIWlftd IP1nadal Bio luMY IVeroera l
HI Zecla COontaletl
11• Timmy's Tip (TOf'OI
117 Mllulll H•PC>Y <Pierce>
t17 Urwt ...... Y (Lambert)
117 lan"ll)lc; 11 (Mena)
no 120 1n
11'
11• no . t12
The Li9'1tllofW OMNI I
Rwel AllY1hm 1~H•r11u.>
OCHllBun (ttowardl
117 FetloiloUs Paooe (Ctit.Mda)
117 Jovial JudQllt C PlnuyJ r)
It. w CC.oulo l
1?1
119
TIOltD ltACW -Oftl mlle. 1 'l'ffr
old maiden collr. • 99ldlngs. Purse
510.000.
Plk-11 ISl>oemak.,.> Nordk ~Ince <Plnc:ay Jrl
eocte'Three IMc:Haroutl AO Aek's Baclt COllvartt>
Hell TMOlaroer (Olntcoial
Ill 119
111
119
•Ill
llOUltTH llACe -• l'llrfon91.. 3 .,.., okb & 111>. Clalmlno. Purse S6500.
Clalmlno price 59000 -nooo.
EIOffTM llACa -1•\o\ fftllK Oft
tun. 3 year olds •""'·~
All•· Pun• SI00,000. To wlnl'ler
'60.000. -ond U0,000. llllrd $12,000, fourtll Sl,000, lillh $JOOO. Tiii OM Tree
lnvtttu-1.
A.•Royal 0.rby 11 CS-ltw) n• L'Heu,.ux (Plercal UI
Today 'N Tomorrow (Lamlllft) 121
George Navonocl (TOf'O) 126 Too Crowd 10110,.sl 121>
RouoeSano CM<Haroue> 1216
A·Kl11<1 "-111nor• ISl'loemekerl 116
Annoul'ICAlr l<:a'lt1ntdal 126 s.tln Penaoe ICAl•laneda I 116 A·O.lllla IPlncayJr> 12>
Under Deck (Pineo Jrl 120 A-CWllltttnQhlm trelnldentry, Getaway Terres1o IL•mllert I cmlMCfMlt (Torol
NewStamp (Howard)
KnlQht Maktr (Golluler I
HS
116
122
11•
P'l l'TM It A Ce -7 furfonQ"t. S year Olds• 119. Allowencet. Purie 512,000.
Sonic $/luttte IV•l•nruelal 116 Harry's LIAblllly ITorol 117
,,.nlblll (OtlY•rH l 11•
Artlculatlon IC.me>asl 111 Wll'ltar In Paris (Harris> 110
Alw•V'I A Pltuure C Pierce) 1 u
Ne-roll CMllMI llf
OSIP (McHlrQuel 113
Hw.c.lll11Chl•I IOll'llcolel Jl'109
NINTM ltACI! 1·1/16 mllet.) YMr
olm • 111>. Clalmlno. Purse .,.,.,.,,
ClaiMlng prlc• S 12,500-$ 10,000.
VleOeo <Vaten&utlal 117'
Ferlllol'I (T0<0I 11•
Jus 011 (Wortmal'I> 111 Fllgllllng IMallorney) 117
Fleet Grounded IShoemeked 117
5'Jnlot CMcHerouel 11•
SlrVlvelArrlval IOl11lcolal 1111•
LAgrlmal tC.\t."e<11 I 111
8.KaftaIO I Lamberti "' Squire Henry <C.m!Mlsl lit '
MotlGaleau IS.lltrtl Kilt
A-Reider (Plerc1I 111
Oak Tree Results
Pers.tway
P'lltn llACe -& fUr10ft9S 3 yy-r
oCdl ~up c1a1m1119. Purse $8,SOO.
GrulWall
ICe•pectHl I& 70 7.10 3.10
Retunclable (Mc:HAf111M) SAO UO Gldqe (S-ma••r I a.GO
Tl--1. 102/j,
Also reft -Flfft Oley. NeYeda But·
tol'I. Good Witness. Wl11dsot's Rip
Scratched-Rebel A•tder
SICONO llACa -011e mlle. ,,_
old\ & up. ~ldens. Purse$10.000. Bf'onn Tobl11
CC:.Stanada I ? .IO 4.00 J.00
Allegt'll Vivace IOlnl,Ole) >.ao 2.90
OU!.ktoOuslc IPlerce> 1AO
Tlrne-1.38.
Luclty Sotlly (Oll'llcol•I n,,,. -un1s.
Al'IO ,.,. -Gun\ercl11do 11. First
~.H-SlrlftllJ.ACla,.,....111
Scratched -Roy•I Rella
U llllCW, 6'5MDIMI & t•llnA..,
l'ald$tt.JI.
SIXTll RACI! -1·1116 mlln. a.,....
-· All°""ances. Puna$11,000. Rut>y E. (Plnceyl :uo Z.IO UO
Commerce (Sllolm•ll•r > •.» J.00 Presldeney (Ol11lcol1) 3.00
Ti--1.42,
AISO ren -Perfect Hlttw, Botoct
e.11. Prine• Hool, Ho Tur nine
Noscratc.,.•
SOPMOMOltE •
1. v.,.,.., IA•n<ho Alamlt0\l 1Q;01,
2.S. Bondi (H8l 11:00; 27. Fry !MB)
11:06; 2'. HarrlsOl'I (H8) 11:11. ll.
Alvert& (HBI U:32; )4. Whltlf(Of111
IH8111:3'. •
PltaSMMAN '
1. Shipley CAancllO Al•mlt°'l '°'01;
5. Glberton (HBl t0:S9: 8. H......,Cler
IH81 ll:Oi: 11. Oanlels (HBI 11·21;
11. Atvaru CHB) 11:$7; '5. H•lnllne
IH8112:V.
Te•m Korlf'IO-f, Newbury .,_r,..
'9; 2. Rancllo Alamllot 83; l. H...,,. lnolon 8eKh t03. OlvtsMftl Varsity
1. AlllH11 <Buel'll Peru •·22
<coune re<ord); 2. A Quero' (Lo$
Am~l t :31; 3. Candelas <a..n.
,.,.,, t :Jt; •. Vkken (Los"""'-'
•:CJ; S. Gr.,.t <LB Jordenl t :CJ; lO.
Mlltca If C!Jtl •: Sl; 1 L Goer U!st)
t :U ; 1S. Mc:CN (Est> t :SS; 14. Hoorat· tw (Eltl IO·OI; ti, WllllaMl U!stl
10:12: JS. PllllOOlt (SCI f0:241 &
Btoclla CS (E\11 Cl 10:16; 43; Howe
10:11: 44. Lewis <SCI t0:31; '"· Spraker (SCI 10:3': S3. cane:,,.. (S Cl
10:44. M. Mclnlyrt (SCI 10:S7.
Team s<orl"ll-1. Buena PMU; L
l..osAmlpH;3. Es14n<le 10?., • · JUNIOR VAlllllTY
1 ArnelUl'IQ Cllu.n• P•rltl 10:~ 10.
Oernory (E•tl 11:03: 1'. KYC>ls.bl
11.l4: 1'. Noon <Estl 11:••: U. Startt
(Ettl 0 : 11; ti. Bousque1t IEstl 12:19;
JO. Powell IEstl 12:3'; S3. a.nu.;;
IEstl 12:Jt; 3'. SchlepllOrst {l!sH
12:S4; 37. ~ (Estl U :U ; 38. ColMto\
(Estl U:•1: l'I. Chaffee CEit) 14!t3; ~. Almonm CEltl 14:50. ;,
TeamKorl"!l-1. Bu1111 P1r1lt4W; 2. IU Modena l4; J. Estencla9:L
SOPtiOMOlllE
t. Monty (El Modena> tO:OO.. 1.
F099rty CSCI 10:19; t . Mc~y
CEsll 10:22; 11. ReddlnQtOfl "lilCl
10:•7; JO, Farr IS Cl 11:727: 31.~tt
(lht) 11:21: '2. McVICker IEsO H;.31:
,., Mllt11al\ IS Cl 10:87. ». Fry)K:l
11:0 : ,.. Waters IEStl 11:·~~!· Pooult« IESll 11:4'; 44. Hartis~) n·oe. .. Team tcwlno: 1. Senta Apa~
'61 2. en Moc11M n: 1 .,_· ~
1113; S. Sell Clement. 12'; ... ~ .. 1Sl. • •
PHSNMAN .;:
1. Tlmllll11(Breal10:113; 4.........,.
CE1I 11:11; .S. OIMn Ubll tt:taf10.
Jol\llsOft CSC> 1t: 17; 1'. CWN.ift IS
c1 n·n : '°· ~-c&u 11:»; 21. Hey IESll 11:.f.S; JO.. HWMtlawl IE10 U;ot,
TMm scorlng-1. Buel'I• Parti;M;"
EIWICl1 IO;). LO$ Anll~ 102.
AreaGoH
Results
Mimitemen Roll, 54-7
Alto ran -Slallly. And•-Mllrwt,
Balo.er Street, ~II. Old Friend
Scratched -Ama101met1
O.lly DouMe, ._~elllt Wal a ~
llre1111Tolll1t. Palf S1H.40.
St!VENTit llACe -t·" mlln. S
yMr OldS It 1111. AllO-flune $11,000.
Solarlier
(Ph.cay) U.20 SAi UO
GalllvantOf'(lflr(llf'a) 4.00 UO
MaN'SllHU&.TS
LAOUNAa8AC"
l.ow Net Tour11ament: A Fl~,
ErMSt Jacobi 111·13-411: a. \I
Hlllborrt ltM2-ttl; J. R°'*' •
tlngllam CIM1-10l. Cefttalatlon Delly 0011•, "OfNl
Wall a •A,,..19a,,..ta, P'akl iis.a. five passes and McCon·
h thr f · THlllO llACI! -71A furlorlQI. t naug ey ee 0 Stx. .,.., old maiden llllle$ bAi1 In C:•lll,
Slbbfrrl 1s11oemuer > \.40
TI,,,.-t,414/j.
Al'IO ran -EAlslln Star. Une Of•,
fleer. E19<1ulel 11.
Scratclllct-Aadlaftt Bay
B Fllo111-1. Jotln Miias -.....,1: Undefeated Liberty Sophomore back Doug
Christian High rolled Hunting scored three
over Calvary Baptist of timea on two runs and a
Ontario, 5'-7, in e.laht· 26·yard third quarter
man footbUl before the. pus play from backup
game wu called after quarterback ·Brad·
three quarters Saturday McConnaugbey.
a.ft.ernooD at Oak View The Minutemen
School 1D Huntington rushed for 175 yarm net
Beach. and gained 81 in the air.
In their six games the .l'ur\esio.ooo.
Minutemen have out-r:i:::~' uo 2.eo u0 -1rnect1, •·h 1"'"• • ~ • Anc.tl (L mb9rll a.O UO Gell(-,P•Nl'llUI
t . <tlll Oen Tllor11e <iw..1......al' -Kennatll LellMr Cll-?0-611: 4,•ftla)
Olerle1 A'rder llM._.,I MdGMr91 .,.,,...,, , .. 1.-..1.
C "110111-1. Ke11111t1t Kltlly (~2•-t61; 2, (tie) Phll 9"wn
0•·21-UI a11d Ed 0111~c11:
0!·21-61); 4. Sid Pe~nop .... ~). .
1be Minutemen from Ray completed three of
Huntington !!each,
ranked No. T 1D tbe CJF G .d R ul poll, claimed their ab:th. n es ts
1tral1ht vlcUm ln the
Chrlatlaa Leaaue vie· '°""OMO"• •-klf'IWQll•rten -3• Serl~ 0 0 0 .... Junior quarterback OlllaMne o 1 o IHI Paul Ray ran for three sc storl~: TO-l!ctdo. PAT-
toucb .. __ d ......... Kramer (pass). CM: TO-..,....uo an .,_ ~ut.PAT~ner <ruri) •
to Chuck Eusey for 'u"109'v.1111stn
another. Euey ticked w...,...:r-"~': 0 o-o four e:atra polnta. Ray .--,o ta o o-a
_ __.. OD •.1. <M --•ir. ~ --.: TOa-<lrlWIOr~ ... ._.,.. -· ---..... '°""""' l<O-ffenov PAT-1ud nm. HllllWt. •
scored tbetr opponents, rntln1t!0r:c• CMcHarque> • ,:60 309-21. Alto ran -Oecollete, DertnQ S.-. ,_.,.,Rally
But a lot or that Sa*Md-8ffYt
phenomenal success has l"OU1tnt 11•c• -., ~ 2 been earned by the -010s.A11owencu.Pvrw\11.ooo.
Liberty defense. =z:~ uo 3.60 u1· Liberty held Calvary Alls et Anlrno <Mclh'9ue> 3.ID 2.60 ·to one y1ard net on the Lady T.v. CCoK,.....,a1 1.20 ~. :--: n--1.n. ground and 28 yards "''° r•11 -Cute s1.ter, Pf'l!Klt passing. Ruben Gutier-Rote, NaSl'IUan•,A TwlllkllllQ rez was in on 18 tackles Huoraichff
and nose guard Allan ~1..ntuca -1-1116m11eu.,.. Sherer 12. ~· Allowencu. PunaSl2..00Q.
Sherer ·also put some cMcH.troue> uo uo 2.60
points on the board as he Sff•fll'IO '""'1., ui 6AO
picked up a Calvary rum.
ble and. ran it back 53
yards for a touchdown to Volleyball
bring the score at WOMIN'IVOLUTuu.
halftime to 35·7. .:..~:;,"-Clef UC ltlwers141 'Ml>.
Sail around the world for $2.75
~ the biatst international srulboat show ever held ·on. the
\\bt Coast. You'd have fu travel to shipyards all over the world to find
such an enonnous selection of boats and gear.
Como get YOW' hands on all kinds of srulboats-tall ships and short
ones, auiSi..n& ketches and racing sloops and dinghies built for two.
Piao your trip to U>ng Beach now. You wouldn,t want to
miss your bolt! r
Hows: 2 PM to IO PM ~...AidQ'. noon to "' :30 PM S.tuJ$)' and Monday, noon to 7 PM
$uadu Aclmileioa: ldul&a S2,7S, cbUdtat
6-12 yn.. St.SO.. tmdot 6 fnie. ~own every ct.)'.
"I Soufhem Calilomla Sailboat Sho;.v, October 22·81, Long Beach Arma.
' Cfooncflr 111t ~ 11 5'1 lboot S1ll1w)
1 I
l' . .
•tGMTM llACa ..., H/16 fllllat. t
.,.ar olds. Haftdleap. Pwv ao,aoo _,.,,. Allbllel H~
SIAllnedGlan
<McHarouel 4.20 SAO 2AO
Mls!YS-(Ollv-l I.Gt :uo
Riestleu Herllaoe (Pi«c.) l.olO
Thne-t .422/S.
Also ran -ClaHY $w99 ... i-Pape, w.odQ:r-
NoKHIC1MI
HINTM llACR -· flHtllftgl.) .,..r Old\• uo. OalmlftO. Purse •1a.ooo.
tUO a..-UD V•w H-Jll'!Ctlolt
IPlnc.ayl
~.R-ldfliDM
(Cettanada' .
HHtClelml"-""llw)
s.» uo uo
Ti,,,._1,ot2/S.
Also ran -&fats eov, ~ Ocela Boy, Hol'l'W ...._
NoKrMcllll
SI ancte, .. y .. Mlw ,--. 6
>Dr.11_......._.,...,,11• ...
o FlloM-a. Jeck Hltcllcoctf
CIOWI ...... ); 2. Ole) BY"Oft ~ <"·11-101 •l'ld s. l!lllott t
Ct'Ml-701; 4. (tie) Rlcll.wd
C.,_2'-7J), Btrulord Bro\ller!!
CI00.27-73), lAs Butler CI00.1).-nl
andHarryJelfrl• (Ills.~
ELfOGUal.CC • e.tWa.Hot~:t."""1 COttlar, GordOll Halledly. AJ ~
Jeck Wao1r. 57; 2. lob a.r1r-. c~ 8estor, Ned 8l1c 1tmor1, tQalt
H19ber9, j7: S. ShlrmM '--
Dan Bl•k•. RHd Moore. ... ... ,_,St,
PartMr'I Better .......... --·~ _.., auCI S..1Mn. .,; L ~
Cllucll Cronrath, 41: a. ~ .LMMr,Jao edl-,64.
NIM PtrtMr'• hllar ........ ~
lllCI Mrs. John Huntw, 61; t. Mr.
Ml't. JOflft HoptOf'I, It; a. JOhll He!OtOftr,
Haney OOUOhlfty,6); 4.Mt ...
T °"' MDnn111, ~·
tMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
101,388 so. n.
NEW BUll.DDIG
PLUS IWLllllVICEi
DOCK·BIOB LOADDtG,
DPJUfllOll I.DD,
PBVtm'ED~
EAST l'B£EWD' &CCEl8 A llOBE.
. . '
-.,
P r • I ~ Moving Up
In Real Estate ~
r
• E&llt HANSEN of Coldwell Banker's Santa
Ana olflce was honored by tbe ltvlne lndualrial
Compi•x (UC) •• Broker ot the Year at tbe fourth
annual Broker BecopiUoo Banquet.
Hanten was booored aJoni with iUne other • Southern California real estate broken at a dinner
held al the Newporter Inn Wine
•. Cellar her~. Hanaen. who bas
l• •been wltb Coldwell Banker tor
four yean, waa one ol 14 UC
Out.standin1 Brokers lut year.
Hansen joined Coldwell
Banker's Los Anaetes office in
1972 and transterred to the Santa
Ana office one year later. Before
jolnlnt tbe national brokerage
firm, he spent two years u a
member of tbe Memorex sales
team 1n Los Angeles.
, A liberal arts graduate of the University of
llontana, Hansen bolds a bachelor of foreign trade
· decree from the Thunderbird Graduate School of 'International Management, Phoenix. As a naval of·
ficer during the Vietnam conflict, Hansen received
seven commendations, Including the Navy Achieve-
. ment Medal from lheSecretary of the Navy.
WILLIAM B. a.ARKE of Newport Beach, bas
Joined Industrial Brokers u a real estate associate.
it bu been announced by Jim Rountree, president ol the independent brokerage firm.
Clarke, 29, comes to Industrial Brokers with a
varied baclground in investment bankin and re·
sidential and industrial real • ...
e.tatesales.
Pasadena-born. Clarke at-
tended the University of
· Southern California and UCLA,
where he was awarded a
muter's degree in business ad-
' rhinistration in 1967. He received
his real estate broker's license
. ih 1973.
Indu s t r ial Brokers,
Sund!)'.October24. 1918 PICM£JZINC IN
Interior Look Stressed DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION OF A TOT AL CONCEPT
OF CALJf'ORNIA OUTDOOR UVING
~AS At Pinecreek in Mesa We wlll dts1gn a mastet pten Of your ~kyard FrH'
Decorative furnlsbed
m o del s by Gary
Donaldson & Associates
of Irv ine ad d a
dlmen.sion in "livabili·
ty" to Plnecreek VWate, a new 380-unit adult
apartment complex in
Coata Mesa, at 1300
Adams A venue across
from Orange Coast
Collefe, being developed
by Lyons and ·Cashion
Bullder8 of Newport
Beach.
''Too often apartment
builders concentrate on
tbe exterior amenJUes
and nealect the interior
living areas, yet this is
wbere people will be
spending m ost or their
time,'' noted Gary
Donaldson, principal of
th e firm wh ic h
coo rdin ate d the
furnishings, accessories,
wall and window treat-
ments, and col or
s chemes for the five
models at the $10 million
development.
REAL ESTATE
Ing among prospective
luxury npartment ren-
ters," he added. "These
are the very same people
who would shop new
homes, but simply prefe.r
a mo r e care -free
lifes.tyle."
The one and two .
bedroom, one or two-
bath Pinecreek · Village
apartment homes rent
from S26S to $355. Water
and heat are i ncluded
and no lease is required.
For added convenience,
s p ecial furni t ur e
packages are available.
FOUR SJNGLE·leveD
floorplans are featured,
ranging from 715 to 1,030
square feet. Each apart·
meot home baa a private
muter suite with d.reu·
lnl area and doaet apace
with walk ·lna ln three ol
the four plans. All ln·
elude either a pr1vate
patio or balcony and ex· tra storaae closets.
Over 1,800 trees, ln·
eluding more than 300
mature pine trees up to
30 f~t tall, have been
added to the 17 -acre s1te,
creating a mountain r•
s ort enviro nm e nt.
Sycamores, alders,
eucalyptus and pear
trees surround the apart.
ment homes and two
recreation centers .
Wooden bridges a nd
winding paths lead past
nine streams with
waterfalls running over
huge boulders a nd form-
ing tranquil pools.
Open daily from 9 a .m.
to 7 p.m., the rental of.
fic e and furni s h ed
models al Pinecreek
Village are a t 1300
Adams A venue in Costa
Mesa between Harbor
and Fairview, across
from Orange Coast
College. To reach the
complex, t a k e the
Incorporate w11r1 ttle swim pool dlllwent elevattons decor11111e br1c:k and slump
atone work. cantilever type decking and steps, lire pits. ra1Md sun decks, barbeeue,
omamental iron works. tenc11. outdoor llgl'IUng. waler falls. drinking lount11n1. outdoOf
lhOWefs, etc.
.·
RESIDENCE
qo:dm~ POOU & SPAS
Wlllly•-.lyam-F nltf •....,
MERRY CHRISTMAS
•lld has the best idea for a famllv ~ent th1t money can buy. e· Spa
(Round) Includes: All cooetete construction, 5 Jeta. 2 H.P. pump &
motor. 100 SQ. ft. Fiiter, 250,000 BTU Heater, 100' Elect .. 40' gp 2' of
bnck decking, One row of custom Ille -marbellzed plaster. · '
ALL THIS FOR $4,395.00
' ' ·).. , ..
; .. ' ~
Harbor exit off the San CALL FOR A FREE DESIGN AND CONSUL TING SERVICE
Diego Freeway, proceed 1----------------------------.1 south to Adams Avenue THE ''ONE OF A l(IND" POOL IUILDH ~~ec~!k JNra~e~ec• to PHONE 833·0750 or 494-8477
"A NEW application
for apartments,
furnished models by an
interior designer add an
impor tant people·
oriented benefit often
overlooked,'' explained
Donaldson. ''Just as at a
new home development,
decorated models serve
a vital function by sug-------------------_:==========================~
gesting alternative in·
terior space uses." 'Sl>ecialists in Orange CoWlly in· _a.A111c£ •
dustrial property, maintains offices in Newport
Beach and Anaheim.
"Furnish ed models
are particularly appeal·
. -
HOWARD GAD, a former research analyst and
consultant to the housing industry, has been named
•area manager for sales and marketing at Laguna
Niguel.
He will report to Joseph Smith, director of sales
.at the 7,900-acre commWlity now under develop·
ment in Southern Orange County by Avco Com·
!'ttl'unity Developers, Inc. He will be responsible for
helping conduct research on future projects at
"Laguna Niguel and for developing general market·
~1ing data for ACD.
':' Before Joining LagWla Niguel, Gad, 29, was a
. :research analyst with Market Profiles in Santa
Ana, where he worked with some of the largest
bl.lilding companies In the United States. He is a
graduate of San Diego State University. He lives
• .-With bis wife, Janice, in Laguna Beach.
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~· · STEVE BRIDG~ has been named director of
•m arketing of Clock Construction Company, an
l t'Vine·based Cirm specializing in design-build con·
'st.ruction of commercial and industrial facilities.
Bridges will be in charge of the company's
marketing program with emphasis on client and in·
~IDOllS
vestor contact, and the arrange-
ment of finan cin g. His
responsibilities include ac·
quaintine potential clients and
investors with Clock Cons~c
tion Company's capabilities in
·Design-Build construction of
commercial and industrial
buildlnas, and then assisting 1n
obtaining the necessary ap-
provals and financing required
to bring their proposed project
to realization. .
. Bridges, a licensed real estate salesman, ls a
graduate of USC where bis main area of emphasis
wu real estate finance. He comes to Clock
Conltructioo Company from a position as a senior
sales represent•llve for Xerox Corporation.
TIMOTHY B. GOOD has been appointed vice-
prnldent and general sales manager of Business
Properties Brokerage Company, an industrial and
commercial real estate firm wit h offices 1n
Newport Beach and San Diego.·
Good will coordinate all sales activities for both
<>(fices with r esponsibility for client relations and
j)U.Siness development.
Prior to joining Business Properties, he was
v vice-president and general manager of the Grubb
end Ellis Beverly Hills office.
Good is a member of the International Council or Shopping Centers and the Los Angeles Realty
• Board.
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On the West Coast you wUI reoognlze
Pacific Plan as a leader In secondary
financing. But in the last 12 years we have
Archite ct
For Niguel
Condo Set
McCulloch Architects
of Newport Beach has
been selected to design a
small condominium pro-
ject in Laguna Niguel by
the owners or the proper-
ty, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elwts of Los Angeles .
Nine units ranging
from l,550to 1,750square
feet will be constructed
at the comer or Hillhunt
and Paseo del Valle.
Builder for the $400,000
project has not been an·
nounced.
Construction for the
two-story, two and three-
bedroom, 2~ bath con·
dominiums will begin in
February with comple·
tlon for occtspancy an·
ticipated by August,
1977, according t o
William C. MticCulloch,
president of the archilec·
tural ft.rm.
Recent projects com·
pleted by McCulloch
Arch itects lriclude the
Rancho. San J oaquln
Multi-Use Facility in
I rvine, Aliso Laguna
Townbomes in Laguna
Beach, and t be South
Coast Fire Station in
Laguna Niguel.
New design assign.
ments i n clude a
restaurant in the Long
Beach area adjacent to
the Queen Mary tourist
attraction and a new fire
station in the city of
Costa Mesa.
Cell 642-5678.
Put • few ¥tOrd1
to work for ou.
become a major national real estate Investment
and management company. Representing nearty
8,000 Invest~. we operate $200 mllWon In Income
properties Including 13,000 apartment units and 1.3
million square feet of commercial space. This year we'll be
buying another $100 mllllon In Investment properties. A West
Coast name no longer seemed appropriate ..• so we've
changed to THE ROBERT A. McNEIL CORPOR ATION. Call us.
Pr•lclent ._ ...................................................... Robert A. McNeil. President
,: PrOperty Aoqultldort ; ............................ Nlteon S~ Zand. Sr. Vice President
Property M~I Set'Vloee , ...... D1vld W. Redf<>fd, Sr. Vice Prealdent
THE AOBEftT A. McNEIL CORPORATION
2200 Sa nd Hiii Road, Menlo Park, CA 94025 (415) 854-0800
Villade Walk Mostpeoptethtnkour;n-1eve111oorptans ~ • are sexy. And whether you're a sophisticated 0 single or a fun-loving married couple. the feeling you'll get from
Ur this neat little village of contemporary town homes Is that all
the neighbors are pretty nice .
f I I Our 2 and 3 bedroom floorplans are pretty nice. too. Oorp ans We've got cozy lofts for dining or entertaining. Warm
open wood beam ceilings. Intimate step down master
suites with secluded patios. Romantic rooftop gardens. 't Skylights. Sunny gourmet kitchens. Over-sized garages aren and plenty more.
Here's where it's happening. The contemporary social life for the
successful young at heart. Friendly get-togethers ln·the sunken
the Only Recreation Plazc:i. Pool~ide chats with fun-loving adults. Cock1ails
for four In the JOcuzz1.
And now is a pretty smart time to consider a selection In
th.Ing tliat's ourt~~~g~~~~~~·~u~~%eJ Sexy. stop by and give us your
• name you'll be one of the
first to be notified.
Moments from South Coast Plaza. come see Village Walk today.
Take the
~· San Diego
Freeway to the
Fairview exit.
North one mile.
We're sure you'41 fall In love with our floor plans.
Anyone else is up to you.
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1 -Opening at
Park Mesa
Park Meaa Homes in Costa
Mesa ls celebrating the grand
openin1 of 311 alngle-famlly
homes bullt by Lucas DeveloP-
ment Company. Designed by the
architectural firm of Craig
Coomba of NewPQrt Beach, the
aingte-atory homes in the $2.4
million development are located
at the corner of Manistee and
Paularlno A venue.
Co~ova llo1J1es Moving
Prlce, location and value have
kept the selling pace of Minion
Vlejo's Cordova homes at the
level ll was last year when Houae
aod Home magaalne called
Cordova "the fastest aelUng
homes in tbe naUon."
These aame characteristics
will be ootlced by home •hoppers
wbO vlait the Cordova model
COIOplex thla weekend during the
Qs>ening of Neighborhood IS.
The new neighborhood, located
in the1northern portion ot Mission
Viejo near the Wilderness Glen
Natural Area, features 57 homes,
priced from $48, 745 to $54,19$.
Homes wlll be ready for occupan·
cynext March.
Priced from $62,950 to $66,m,
the two and three-bedroom,
two bath homes are scheduled for
first occupancy this month, ac-
cording to sales directors Wilma
Johnson and Vic Pass more. DINING ROOM ~T CASTA DEL SOL FIESTA MODEL
VISITORS MAY reach tbe
Cordova homes model complex
by taking the San Diego Freeway
to the Oso Parkway offramp and
driving east. Turn r ight on
Marguerite Parkway and Collow
the signs to Cordova.
HAND-RUBBED cabinetry,
ceramic tile countertops and
backsplash , luminous ceiling,
built-in pantry, pluo:ibing for an
ice maker refrigerator, and a
comer double sink in two of the
three floor plans are among the
features. Built-in appliances in -
clude a range, double cootinous-
cleaning oven with smoke glass
front, dishwasher and disposal.
New Fiesta Series
PopUlar in Viejo
Two furnlshed models are on
display at the sales office every
day from 10 a .m. unW 6p.m.
Cordova homes, which were
designed to satisfy the desires of
the young family, range In size
from 1,109 to 1,450 square feet.
Three floor plans and nine eleva-
tions are offered.
COUNTRY KITCHEN AT CORDOVA LA FAMILIA
two-bath single-story plan, was
recenUy awarded a Gold Nugget
Merit Award for excellence in de-
sign in a builders' competition
sponsored by the National As-
sociation of Home Builders.
area and a butler 's pantry.
FOB INCLUDING a nuD}ber o!
energy-saving d evices, COrdova
bas been awarded a "Certificate
of Commendation for Energy
Conserv a lion" by Southern
California Gas Company.
Two of the three plans have an
atrium providing additional in-
door-outdoor t elationship to the
family homes. Exclusive of the
atrium, floorplans range in size
from 1,142 to 1,477 square feet.
THREE UNFURNISHED
models are on display at Park
Mesa Homes and the sales
representatives are on the site
daily from lOa.m. Lodusk.
To reach the new single-family
homes in Costa Mesa, take the
San Diego Freeway and exit at
Bristol. Drive south on Bristol
just a few blocks to Paularino
Avenue. Turn left at Paularino to
the corner of P aularino and
Manistee to the location of Park Mesa Homes.
C1111ta del Sol's new Fiesta
series of single-story detached
homes for active adults is prov-
ing to be extremely popular: in
less than three months 142 Fiesta
homes have been sold.
To help meet the demand for
these two and three-bedroom
homes in Mission Viejo's retire-
ment community, the fourth
neighborhood of Fiesta will open
this weekend.
Th e .3 8 h o m es in th i s
neighborhood, which will be re-
ady for occupancy In April, 1977,
are priced from $54,500to$63,000.
THE FIESTA series features
four floor plans and a total of oine
elevations. Each pl~ has an
oversize two-car garage with
laundry area and direct access lo
the home.
Models of each of the
Bank of Anierica
·Sets Variable Rate
Bank or America. one of the nation's largest
real estate lenders, has announced it is now offering
variable rate home loans throughout California.
Through its new Vari-Rate program, the bank
will make available real estate loans •for single-
famlly dwellings at interest raies which will be
• keyed lo a cost-of-funds index maintained by a
federal agency.
The bank s aid the Vari-Rate loan will be its
primary means of financing single-family units in
the slate. The initial interest rate and origination
l ee on this type or loan will be lower than for fixed-
rate conventional loans.
THE MINIMUM RATE FOR a Vari-Rate
single-family home loan will be nine percent, while
the basic rate for a fixed·rate loan will be 91,~ per-
cent, the bank said. These minimum rates. effec-
tive Oct. 18, will continue to be s ubject to change
The origination fee for a Vari ·Rate loan will be one·
half point less than the minimum fee !or a fixed·
rate conventional loan.
The bank has been testing the concept of varia-
ble rate home loans in San Diego County since May.
In announcing the statewide loao program,
George Haley. senior vice president for real estate
loans, sltid : "Fixed-rate home loans with long
maturities are becoming less attractive to financial
institutions in an inflationary climate .. A natural
alternative to reductions In the amount of funds
available for such loans is our Vari-Rate program.
"Vari-Rate will help assure that the spread for
· the bank wilJ stay relatively constant up to certain
limits and also will help insure that funds for new
real estate loans will be available in the future ...
HA LEY NOTED THAT, t r aditionally. a
customer who obtains a home loan during a period
or high interest rates continues to pay that rate even
when market rates drop or pays a su~tantial
prepayment premium for refinancing. "This
customer may now select a Vari-Rate home loan
and take advantage or any future drops in rates, ..
Ualey s aid.
The interest rate on a Vari ·Rate loan will not
change during the fi rst year, Haley stated.
Thereafter , the rate will be reviewed semi-
• annually, and any changes in the interest rate will
be in i,, percent increments, with no more than one
change in any six-month period.
· At the time of review, a rate change will be
, made when the spread (or difference) between the
~ customer's loan rate and the cost.of.funds index in·
creases or decreases by more than 14 percent from
what it was when the loan was made. The index
used by Bank or America in reviewing Vari-Rate
Joans is published twice each year by the Federal
Home Loan Bank of San Francisco.
THERE IS NO LIMIT on the total amount that
the rate m ay decrease, the bank said. However, the
r•te may increase by no more than 21,Aj percent l.tQm the original rate du.ring the lire of a loan. A
printed noUce of any rate change will be mailed to a
Vari-Rate bouower at least 30 days prior to the in·
west adjustment date.
·The bank aaid a Varl-Rate borrower may pre.
pa_y any portion of the loan with no prepayment pr~
• mium, provided the payment is made either within
95 days followin1 the mailing date of a rate-lnvease ~ notification or at an)' time when the loan't carrent
: interest rate la higher than it.s initial s:ate.
• The bank aaid Vari-Rate loanf .. cuaranteed
assumable at the interest rate in effect, provided
; the purcbuer of the property meei. normal credit
~ ~ requirements. ..
I "WE BELIEVE OV& Varl·Rate loan will have
: special appeal to those who deslte an tniUJ.Uy lower
,1 ~ Sbtereat rate,'• said Haley. "Becauae of the as-~ aumabillty and prepayment features, tt also should ~ attract tbQ!fe wbo plan to move wlthin a few years
: or are 1ubJect to a company transfer that would re-
• quire relocation."
single-level plans, comfortably
furnished by Mel Grau Design
Corporation of Newport Beach,
are open daily from 10 a.m. until
6 p.m. The sales complex, on
Caste del Sol Boulevard, is above
and adjacent to the Caste del Sol
public golf course.
TO REACH THE adult com-
munity, take the San Diego
Freeway to the La Paz exit and
drive east into Mission Viejo.
Turn left onto Marguerite
Parkway and follow the signs to
Casta del Sol.
The Casta del Sol Homeowners
Association provides and main-
tains la ndscaping, except for
patios and atriums, and main-
tains building exteriors for a
monthly fee of $74.50. At least one
buyer must be over45.
CORDOVA'S largest plan, "La
Familia," is a s1n1le-level home
with four bedrooms and two full
baths. The country·style kitchen
bas a large eating area and ac-
cess to the family room through a
stylish arched entry. The fourth
bedroom m ay be easily convert-
ed to a master suite retreat.
La Familia -and each of the
plans offered at Cordova -
features high sloped ceilings in
the living room, kitchen and
master bedroom. This architec:
tural element, which is usually
found in more expensive re-
sidences, gives the homes a
spacious , open feeling, according
to Bob Freeman, sales manager.
"El Jardin," a three-bedroom,
CORDOVA 'S "El Nido" plan is
identical to El Jardin plan with
the exception that its two-car
garage is attached.
Among the features included in
the purchase price of a Cordova
home are carpeting in the living
room, master bedroom a nd
hallway, vinyl asbestos tile in
other rooms, cultured marble
bath pullmans, central forced air
heating, exteri<>rwall and ceiling
insulation, s moke detectors, un-
derground utilities and concrete
driveways .
Cordova kitchens feature a gas
range and oven, dishwasher, dis-
posal, and range hood. Kitchens
feature abundant storage space,
including an enclosed laundry
Home is on the hill •..
Sunset Hill
Here is a n ideal location for yo ur family ... in the gentle hills
above Da na Point. The clean. clear ocean climate is fresh and
the homes are delightful. They are warm and luxurious, boldly
rusti c, with rough h ewn timbers that make the exteriors unusually
dramatic.
Inside each ho me you'll find large kitchens with family rooms,
soaring cathedral ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces a nd more.
All the quality and craftsmanship that has become a Pacesetter
trademark is here and it is just over one mile from the wonderful
Dana Point Marina.
Living' at Sunset Hill is the Southern California you have
dreamed about. Co~e and see it today!$'9A. 980
3 and 4 bedrooms. f'"S'
Cordova home buyers have an
abundant array of recreallonal
faciliUes to enjoy during their
leisure hours. Mission Viejo bas
two golf courses (one private,
one public), an equestrian
center, a roller skating rink, and
four volunt eer -membership
recreation centers.
Law Firm Moves
Attorney Boris Baranowski
has just moved his Irvine offices
t o Douglas Plaza at 18952
Mac Arthur Boulevard.
Baranowski bas a general law
practice but with focus on realty
licensing.
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Sl1nset "t1r111 ~l (714)496-8722 ..... '"""" ~ °'~ El. TORO AAfA
To reach Sunset Hill from San Juan
Capistrano, take Dtl Obispo to Stonehlll.
Drive west on Stone hill co Selva and north
on GQlden Lantern to AJc.pulco and Che
model1. From Pedlk Coaac Highway, cake
Selva Road ~alt to Golden Lantern, and turn
north on AlcapuJco. Furnlahed models are
open dally from 11 a.m . co dusk.
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NORTH I ..
p The bank's ~ustome_rs may cbooee to apply for
either Vari-Rate or fixed-rate loans re"ardless of
the amount. Applications and appraisal pro-
cedures, credit policy and other loan elements will
be the same for both variable and fixed-rate loans . Pacesett~ .11omes
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WALKER, Minn. <AP) -Judy Weiss and a
companion lugged the canoe lo the lakes of
northern Minnesota, loaded il with a pair of 30·
inch rice flails and a duck billed pole and shoved
off.
Miss Weiss and the others like her -they
call themselves ricers -say they harvest for the
OFFICE-LAB BLDG.
Ricers thrash
through paddy
in Minnesota
as Indians did.
{Enterprise
~ ~Course
Rice
Price
Nice
Four hours tater they were back with aching
muscles, dirty clothes. blistered hands and 162
pounds of wild rice. Later, they sold their harvest
for$113.
MISS WEISS, a secretary, and her com·
panion were among the thousands who take
canoes and rice boat5 into the lake country late
each summer to harvest wild rice. They use the
same methods the Chippewa Indians used cen-
turies ago.
It's simple. A one-pound flail sweeps the rice
stalks into the boat. The second flail knocks the
blackish rice grains out of the stalks and into
waiting receptacles.
Wershow Real Estate Auction
i Donated. ~ ~~~~~~~:.....::::;~iiiiliii
~-A mini-course on the
~free enterprise system
~ haa been given to social
Ii! sciences depSH-tmenta at
Irvine and N ewporl
Beach high schools by
t he Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Com· merce.
~ The course, called
IEconomics for Youn1
Americana, was de·
veloped by the United
States Chamber or Com·
• merce to acq ualnt
tA!Jenagen with the &ee
6.2t Acres of Comnacial Land
with San Diego Freeway Exposure
Approx. 8 miles South of Orange County Airport at El Toro Exit
8 Toro (Orange County), Calif.
A Choice Location with
Commercial Growth Potential
enterprise system from t----------------------------4 the standpoint of bwli·
.... on the ·"· I Swartz Dr. at El Toro Rd.
Ill Toro, CA
'*8. Tues., Nov .16
at 10:30 A.M.
It includes lo formation
on the roles or
tecbnoloc1. profits,
money and business r.
I~ to the quality o1 r--F-O_R_l_N-VE_S_TM_E_NT~O-R-FO-R-FUTU--R-E_D_E_V_E_L_O_PM-EN_T_!-~
-=ti~!'~~:::°!= READY TC1BUILD ONI IDEAL FOR:
the courses were lino to Hotel/Motel, Offlce/Medlcal Building, Church/Rest Home, Shopping Center.
the hlcb scbool9 t4) be etc. Thia exceptional prope!1y is located adfacent to the San Diego Freeway
)Mlwever the IClbool along the El Toro offramp. ltprovides a prime location for commercially
aftlcialadecida. zoned projects. Its fr~ay exposure and proximity are outstanding.
' Rogen 1ald d..uon The site Is situated ac~n ttle freeway from the beautiful Laguna Hills Mall .::rc~=::.t~ it~ and la convenient to Lellurt World, Laguna Hiiis, Lake Foreat and El Toro
resldentlal communities. ort to acquaint blghr----------------------------t ~==l 1tudenta wlth tha ~ •• world. ID M~t ... J. Wershow Co.
can 1u-H11.
Put • few word•
to worll for ou.
AUCTIONCUIS • "CAl TO"S
m It lA IUA . LOS MCWS. CAUr. 900J6 (2U) 93J..1541
PROXY llDS MAY Bl!
MADI! PfUOl'I TO AUCTION.
BROKER PARTICIPATION
IS ENCOURAGED,
money.· ,
"It's a necessary part of m y income," said
Roy Oothoudt, who closed his outboard motor re-
pair shop to JMn the harvest. He said he expected
to make up to $500 in the two-week season.
IM HEW IHDUSTIW. PAii
• Mew 40,000 Set-Pt .....
• IOr-GoTt.LeoM Minnesota tops all states in wild rice prQduc-
tion, turning out about l 1h million pounds or
finished rice each year. Agriculture officials
estimate the state furnished 75 percent of the
wild rice sold in grocery stores throughout the·
nation.
• Priced to YI.tel t 'Ye ~. • S.. P'rico SI ,II 2,000
• A4foMs S• Dl9 Frwy.
5 ..._...to DoW111to-S-Diep
MORE THAN 3,900 persons paid the $4 fee·
for the right to rice in st.ate-controlled waters this
season.
Principals only. Please
lanshMtd Dhbie»P.O. lox J224
Lo .,..._ Cd. JJft tJOJI
Come see the P.romlsecl
cllference In Anaheim Hiiis
•
Uve in hilltop seduslon or a quiet glen_
luxury single-family homes, easy-living
townhomes, spacious apartments. Tour
fine developments.-vlsit 40 delightful
model homes. Priced from $55,000.
A special spiriLcountry air. Wide
open sc:enic splendor-.cerefully
planned to stay that way for you and
your family. .
Playing here is e pleasure, t.oof
Tennis in a secluded natural
setting-the exdusive, new
Anaheim Hills Racquet Oub for
-~--·-competition. practice, socializing.
With single and family member·,
ships available. Golf amidst green.
rolling slopes-.enjoy the challenge of
the public 18-hole championshlpcourse.
Ride and hike elong trails of ~undi~
covered" territory. Board your horse at
the new Anaheim Hills Saddle Oub.
. Complete private equestrian center, full
accommodations and training.
Explore natural exhibits of the city·
operated Oak Canyon Nature Center.
c.ommerce mld education have not
been fOJgOtten. eJthough the thought·
fully pWmed shopping and commerdal
ere as and school sites don't intrude
m the Mtuntl setting d the peaoeful land.
Cane see the dlfference.
Feel It. Uve ft.
The new land comls to Ir.:
anaheim
Ah ills
Exit Riverside Fwy. at Imperial Hwy.
Drive south to Santa Ana Canyon Road.
east tQ N_lahe1m.l:f.ills Road.
r
New Homes being offered
In Anaheim H10s this year
Butler Housing .
Influential Slngle.f'amDy Herne,
The Baldwin Co. .
Ridgeview Stngle-Famlly Homes
Oak.tree Development C.o.
Sunset Ridge Single-Family Homes
S & S Constructlon Co.
Anaheim Hiiia Estate.s
Single-Family Homes
S.l.R. Developers. Inc.
Loke Summit Single-Family Hemet
Sundial P.CB .. Inc::.
Window Hiii Single-Family Homte
The Toman Co.
Northvfew Single-Famlty Honwa
Wannlngton DeveloPtnent. lnc:. I
The COuntry Slngle-Famlly ·H~
Shadow Run Single-Famlly HGMb
Weltfteld ~Co. \\bodaett Estates
~amity Home.
Eq~Gt
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CB Radio: Talk Power and No Loss of Face
t
_,UtOf"'• Nolle: ru writ.,-o/ o-~ Ml..o PhD M ~t.olon .CRI rcnl'f got.a CB ndo /or Pdl ~.
•1SALVATOa£DIDATO
wtM appeal. When Betty Ford aetted radio buff• wltb "Hello, ltnt Momma here," abe became
the most famou• •J>Mker oo t.h9 nation'• cbattl .. t party line.
'lbe ctuzena• band radio la the
fut.est powin1 commWllcaUon
mtdium since the telephone .
Halt ot tb• lS million aeta now in
opwaUoo were bought within the
putl8 months or so.
n.•-iMM"-. Wltb all th• interest in ca., one
• mut wonder juat what causes
contumers to plunk down
aywllere from $50 to several
tboatand dollan for a set wbleh civet them the exclusive ri&bt to
speak with 1tran1era. Jt'a an in· triculnl ptycbolon·.
By the end of 1976, the industry
eueeta aalea to rocket over $1 billion.
There's no question that tallc-!n& wtt.b atran1ers oo CB bas a
One expl~ation for the ra1e.
no doubt, bas to do wlth °':"' im-
. 'i • •
Thirsty f:yclists
Handle Bars
CHICAGO <AP) -You 'won't find this bicycle club
pedalln1 down leafy country lanes on warm a.tternoo.ns.
But you may see members whiui.ng down Chicago's
neoo-bri&bt .Rush Street aqme night as they cycle from bar
to bar.
BBADQVARTEllS for the Chicago Friars is a comer oC
a cozy tavern called Friar Tuck's on the city's North Side.
Several times eacb month, an assortment of the club's
some 180 membert meet., take on some lubrication, then
pedal off into the night in search of more refreshment. It
might be as far away as a pub in Rogers Park, 10 miles
north of the city, where a glass of beer sells for a dime.
Tben they will return to home base for some pizza, and
more beer. Sometimes they bead downtown with a supply or
wine and cheese to add a little culture to their outings at the
Grant Park bandshell. ·
SOMETIMES THEY just drink the night away at Friar
Tuck's then mount their bikes at closing time and take an
"insomnia -ride." This entails several stops at all-night
hamburger joints before ending ~P at the lakefront to toast
,the aunriae. _ · .
So far there have not been any accidents or tickets for
tipsy biking. The Friars have a code o(looking out for each
other.
"Once we h ad a guy fall off his bike, but usually every·
body manages to bang on," says Jerry Gross, 34, club pre-
sident. "We do have a lot of people who develop amnesia on
these trips. They forget anything embarrassing they might
bavedone along the way.
The average age or the Friars is about 30, and most
work at white collar jobs. There are nearly as many women
as men in the club, and almost all are either single or
divorced.
"I USED TO be embarrassed just hanging out in bars
all the time, but here we drink and do things. We get in a lot
of exercise." said Dave Wildgrube, 28, a data processor.
Gross said , "For most of the members, the club pro-
bably provides at least 50 pe~ent of their social lives. On
some weekends we go camping. And in the winter we set up
skilng_trips.
Gross said a lot of the Friars went through the "meat
market scene" -the discos and dance clubs where most
singles meet members of the opposite sex.
"That wears you out after a while. Il's so electric.
Everybody feels obligated to bustle. You have to score just
to show the others you're a viable human being, that you
can cut the program," said Gross. "There are two types of
singles. The pretty people at the discos and the people like
us. We do whatever we feel like doing. We're only concerned
about impressing ourselves.
"From all tbe nutty things we do together we develop a
sense of obligation toward one another. That never happens
with the beautiful people."
, Barbara Hunt, 24, a packaging engineer, said she would
be lost without the Friars. "I used to go to bars, but I didn't
really know anybody, and I was at loose ends with myself,"
abesald.
FROM Fashion Island
~ Newport Beach
,,
personal toeiety. The fact ls, we.
don't have the relaxed, ea~y
manner of relatine fa~ to face
with otbers which we ebjo~ 50
yeanaro.
· We all need aucb human con.
tact yet our attempts at it are
often awkward and forced. Most
of us avoid such confron1atloos
weca.n.
MAYBE IT'S a paradox that in
a nation wblcb prides itself on
freedom of speech, the average
man aUU doesn't have much of a
chance to express his ideas and
feelings to others.
The CB radio is a forum for the
lltUe guy who seeks such ex· ·
presslon. He's after "talk
power," and he doesn't have to
riak losing face to people who
argue him down. His anonymity
. is h.ll shleld.
The new camaraderie of the
airwavM verifies that a CBer
will readily speak to straniera
about the most detaile d
mJnutiae, even wben in a hurry
to aet throu1b t.rafflc. These,
l ronlcally, are the aame
. stranter• he· mlaht not aay more
than five wordt to in a bua, colfe'
shop or botellobby. £ _ .;_
In addition.. wllllnaness w--nelp
emeries more quickly toward a
CBer who la broken down on a
highway than it does toward so-
meone who, like Kitty Genovese,
ls impe.dled on a city street.
The Genovese ayndrome (she
was murdered la a celeb.-ated
case in which more than 40 New
Yorkers heard her.screams and
did nothing) la slmpty our fear of
involvement coupled with a feel-
ing that somebody else will help.
But somehow on the hl1bway
it's different. The new CB ethos
gives us opt.ions we don't enjoy
elsewhere .
When we CBera are emplored
by a 11tran1er in troubie, we feel
lDd1vidual1y llnked witb blm, >'"
we can choose involvement
without identity.
Most CBers use ooly their han·
dle. Anonymous ~aritu act.a
are not only valu.cl but respect-
ed. We can relay a m•aie for
help, then luneoutifwe'tri.sh.
CB &ADIO la a Id.odd fantuy
"trip" in which we bear what tM·
world ts 1ayln1, eaveedropp&na,
u it were, on humanity aflar ...
We are rilkin& that we may be
bored by the drone of ita cbltcbat,
but on the other band, we may·
possibly Profit from its practical
wildom. It 'a an electronic lottery
through which all may speak re-
gardless of their status lo Ule.
It's the first comqiunication
leveler in history.
A flick of the switch and
"Breaker 2, Breaker i. Wbat'&
~ handle, lood buddy?." bl· ~ any banker, farmer OC' 1toet.
clerk ol any race, creed, er eolor
toeoterlnt.ocoov.,.8doa Tbul, de•plte lb• drawb.eb ot
tM CODv•rHUonal sratntl wMcb
crowd• the 23 channel• aa4 cbara., that CB Jama i.tevtlloo
and h1·11 set.a, the contqloD of
chatter continues unabated. And
·much to the benefit of the public.
It's hard to erecUct lf the CBI
will vanish aa faJt u the hula
· hoop, but one thing is c.rt.ln, It
does aatllfy a need ln many tor ..
late to otbera.
Lonnie Creamer, a heavy-duty
trucker from Spartansburg, S.C.,
seems to sum ll all ~P .,Vben he
says: "My CB radio 11 &
frtendshlp mater, brinlinl tM
w"1e wide world Just a little step
closer."
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~and Raiser
Kellie Gee, Laguna Niguel, is one of 50
models for the Heritage Photo Festival to
be held Nov. 6 at Saddleback Valley
Plaza, El Toro. The festival is sponsored
by Saddleback Valley Photographers to
raise money for high school scholarships.
Further information is available at
495-4423.
CHJCAGO (AP) -The,
number of people requir-
1 n c operations for
bemorrbolda the put is
yean hu been reducecl
by about 7S perceDt, IUl'-
1eom report.
The reason ls not •
lower incidence of this
common problem, but
development of other d ·
fect.ive treatment.I Wbicb
do not require lnarcery.
tbey told a news con-
ference at the Clinical
Congress of the
American College of
Surgeons.
Dll. MATTHEW A.
Larkin, chairman ot sur-
gery at Mercy Hospital
in Miami, said that while three out of every four
persona wbo would have
MEDICINE )
required surgery 15
years ago no lonJer must
have it, operations are
still required for about
. one-fourth of all cases.
He said all people have
hemorrhoids by tbe tim&
they are in their 708. In
the 40-50 year age group,
about 10 peTCent ol the
population is estimated
to have them.
HEMORRHOIDS are
varicose veins of the rec-
tum and the tendency to
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Votes Yield
Dirt in Air
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
The result of two actions taken as the last con·
gresslonal session ended will be to insure that
California air remains dirty longer than it might
have.
This will be the result or plainly political de·
ciaions.
The first came when the Senate refused to go
alone with changes in the federal Clean Air Act that
would have allowed auto makers to retai.n current
pollution standards through 1978, but would have
cracked down in 1979.
THE SECOND CAME WHEN 13 SENATORS
switched sides on a proposal by Sen. John Tunney lor a five-year federal program to develop cleaner
and more economical alternatives to the conven-
tional internal combustion engine.
The first decision will have the
mediate impact.
For by refusing to make
cban1es in the Clean Air Act,
congressmen assured that either
the large auto makers will be
violatine the law in 1978 or that
the law will have to be softened
quietly by the next Congress
when It meets.
Clearly, the latter is •more
likely, since manufacturers say
they cannot meet the Jaw's pre-
sent standards by next year, WAXMAN
claiming they may have to go out of business if
tbMe standards remain in effect.
'lbe Clean Air Act changes would have given
car makers one more year of current regulations
before imposing even stricter standards.
THOSE TOUGHER STANDARDS WERE writ·
tea by Democratic Congressman Henry Waxman of
Loe Angeles with advice from state Air Resources
Mard Chairman Tom Quinn. They sought to bring
American cars to the same smog-production stan-
dard achieved last summer by Volvo, the Swedist
ear maker.
Now there Is little doubt that stop.gap chan~eE
in the Cleap Air Act wl1l pass quickly next year so that manufacturers will be able to sell their 1978
modela legally. Lawmakers will have to go along
wtth that to prevent masslve unemployment, while
Waxman and others who wanted tougher national . •moc laws will have to start all over with new pro-
JI08ala.
Killing of Tunney's proposed program,
meanwhile, was strictly a politkal move. the Anator bu said.
NINE OF THE 13 SENATORS who switched
aides and voted lo sllstain President Ford's veto of
the bill were Republicans, and TUnney apparently believes tbey dld1ft want to .Ove him whatever political advantage the
SOtrrHERN ~ program's passage mlght
CALIFORNIA hilve meant. FOCUS "The Republicans ._ _______ _,, wanted to stick with their
president, who's In a toup campaign," Tunney said. ''I'm also in a cam-
pdp and they flaured 'Why give John Tunney a leg .... ,. "·
Mlxing politics and air pollution is nothing new
In either W aahington or California.
T'S NEW JS MAT ftGBTING smog bas
anW recently been the kind of issue that no politi-cda could safety oppose.
Now. however,.tbere appean to be somethin& ~ an environmental backlash, with legisletol's JWPODdiaa more to car Wyers who complain that
9moiJ ~troll have })usbed auto prices too hl&h.
Tbe feelina, t.bus, is that voters don't want to PaY
tbe price for clean air.
Contributin& to that MW atmosphere are.elec-
tiaD results from California, particularly Southern
Cdfornta, where three ballot propositions that mllht have produced si.lnificant air quality im-fl'Oftmeau have been deleated in eight years.
U dean air proposals can't pass ln the smogo
Southl•nd, where will they be popular!
THE VPSBOT OF ALL TllJ5 ii that there are Id likely to be aipificaDt improvement.I lo auto
paUut1on atanclardl for at leut two years.
Improvement.I ftre poalblt -Volvo baa pro-
._ tlaat -b'1t politics bu ruled them out for the ... ~
I
ly inherited, Larkin said.
He noted that pregnant
women tend to get them
because ·of the fetus'
pressure on blood
vnsels .
Larkin said new
techniques for treating
hemorrhoids are
especially advantageous
for the elderly, since the
trauma of surgery tmder
anesthesia is not re-
quired. The techniques
include injections, rub-
b e r b a n d s a n d.
cryosurgery -a process
or freezing hemorrhoids.
DR. EUGENE P .
Salvati. chief of surgery
at Muhlenberg Hospital,
Plainfield, N.J ., and a
faculty member at
Rutgers University, re-
ported that the injection
of drugs in the rectum to
destroy internal bemor·
rboids is used primarily
on the elderly and other
patients who might not
tolerate surgery well.
While the injections
stop the bleeding, they
do not prevent recur-
rence of the problem and
the hemorrhoids
generally return in three to five years, he said. ·
MORE RECENTLY,
Salvati said doctors have
started using small rub-
ber bands which fit
around hemorrhoids and
squeeze them, causi.ng
them to die and fall off in
a few days.
This method is pre-
ferable to injections and
more commonly used,
and the hemonhoids re-
cur in only about 5 per.
cent of the cases.
Bids Sought
SACRAMENTO CAP)
-State transportation
officials have called for
bids on a seven-mile
stretch of Interstate s
between Ha mmer Lane
and Route 12 north of
Stockton.
~Board,
She Wins
Its Death
EL CERRITO (AP) -
Last year J ean Slrt was
elected to the board of
dl~clors of the Stege
Sanitary District on a
platform of eliminating
the 63-year-old agency as
useless.
She finally b11 con·
vinced other directors to
ask the East Bay
Municipal UtlliUes Dis-
trict to absorb the dis-trict's scant equipment
IDCl employes. T.bere bu
been nothing for the
directors to do since
1970, when the East Bay
. agency took over the
Stege district's sewage
treatment plants, a.be
said.
The ch.let tunctloo Of
t.be dlst:rict'a five dJrec.
ton WAI to collect $100 ·apiece each moatb tor
.ttendln1 two m~
where there was no wart
to perform, abe saJd.
Sunday, October2.4, 1979 DAILV PlbOT Cl
Baldness:--~----~
Toothso•e Lad
Jim Webb, billed as the ugliest man in the
world by the traveling carnival midway
that employs him. says he owes his suc-
cess to an accident that caused Dim to
lose a number of his front teetb. This is
how be expresses himself dwi.Dg a show
at Chattahoochee Valley, Ga.
'Hydro' Hero
Saves Water
SAN JOSE (AP) -"Holy Hydraulics!" ex· claims the caped figure with steely eyes and a dry
sense of humor. Why, it's Captain Hydro, on the
trail o! the nasty water-wasting Water Bandit.
Captain Hydro is a new comic book hero creat-
ed to carry a message of water conservation in an
educational program or the Santa Clara Valley
Water District, drought-hit like the rest of Northern
California.
THE HERO IS A KIND OF philosophical cross
between Superman and Batman. But where
Superman rues through the air, bulletwise, and Bat-
man opts for a fancy car, Captain Hydro humbly
rides a city bus, cape and
all.
Captain Hydro, ac-( tually a mild-mannered
lire hydrant salesman
who changes into the
ECOLOGY )
caped crusader, will be swoopi.ng down on area
schools to fight the fight against water waste.
The crusader is a handsome fellow with wavy
hair and a jutting cleft chin suggesting strength and
resolution.
A SAMPLE STRIP SHOWS our hero on a bus in
"bot punuil" of the Water Bandit. Hydro spies a
house with water gushing from the windows,
garage and chimney.
Crying "Galloping Gallons!" Hydro leaps from
the bus and is shown sternly pointing to a toilet bowl
and advising a dismayed homeowner, "A leaky
toilet uses lots of water -make sure that it ls in ad·
justment and check it for leaks."
He tells the somewhat pop-eyed lady of the
house that she ought to "try to keep your shower
time as short as possible," and in the basement he
orders that the washer be used only with a full load..
HE APPLIES THE SAME LINE of reasoning
in the garden, and tells the householders to monitor
themselves by learning to read their water meters.
Captain Hydro is prayerfully thanked for all the
information, with sorrows conveyed at the Water
Bandit's getaway. Eyebrows knit, Hydro un-
leashes a steely glance and promises to get the
villain.
The strip was invented by educational cobsul·
tant Robert E. Johnson. He has signed a $7,500 con-
tract with the district to develop a system for de-
livering educational materials to the schools.
Marriage Counselors
Forever
A Trial
MANCHE STER,
Conn. (AP) -"Baldie
Baldie, Baldie,-'
acboolmates in Mlchlaan
called after her more
than 2S years aeo.
Once, during a fire
drill, a child pulled the
wiJ off and eltposed her
bald bead, to the delight
of the rett of the pl.lJ>lla.
TO TBl8 day, Kiure,
now 36, winces when she
says the word bald and
doesn't even like to Siu'
the word wig.
She says her own
maturity an d the
popularity of wigs have
helped give her "a free
psyche.'' .
BUT THE scars are
still there. She bas never
allowed her husband or
17 years to see her bald
bead. She wears a wig to
bed and will shop only in
wig .boutlq ues where
there is a back room for
her to try on ba1rpieces,
And she dido 't want
her real name used in a
s tory, although s he
couldn't explain exactly
why.
SHE DOESN'T know
how many other women
have the same secret -
that under the wig there
is no hair -because
most people are
ashamed to talk a bout it.
The owner of a large
local wig boutique,
however , says that of
every 100 women who
buy wigs from him, one
is completely bald.
KAYE'S HAIR fell out
when she was 4 years
old, after she had suf.
fered a low-grade feveP
for several months. No
doctor has been able to
explain why.
She says sbe blanked
out about six months of
that time and dosen't re-
member when she first
r ealized she was dif·
ferent. But tears came to
her eyes as she recalled
that her mother found
her standing in a corner
one day when she was
•~. crying. H er
mother said that when
sbe asked what was
wrong, the child replied,
"I look funny, don't I?"
THROUGHOUT
school she was teased by
other children and
always felt "like a
second.class citizen."
Occasionally ,
schoolmates invited her
to sleep at their houses
hoping she would lake
her wig off at night,
when she bad thought
they were her friends.
Her parents, who were
not wealth y, s pent
thousands of dollars on
human hair wigs, doc-
tors' visits, injections
and heat treatments in
the hope her hair would
grow back.
During e arly
adolescence, when her
body underwent
hormonal changes, she
grew some hair. When
that fell out she realized it
never would grow back
and began to try to accept
it.
Varied Training Told
By JOYCE L KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: Would you know how I
can become a marriage counselor -
educational requirements. Jobmarket
situation, and so forth?
~.H., Yoan«ltown,Oblo .-
Matriage counselors try to help
people find answers when com·
patlbillty becomes incompatibility.
Increulngly, they're known as family
therapists, or marriage and family
(:()UDSelors, 1lnce they deal 1n pro-
blems affecting both parents and
children. .
Because marriage counselina ls not
a separate academic discipline,
there's no single training route . .Prac-
titioners · may have a background iD
social work, psychology or
psychiatry. A few are lawyers who
are not trytng to get rich by decrees. Many are clergy. Even physlclans
may COW1Se.I, particularly on aex pro-
blemt.
tJNl'OllTUNATELY, SOME people
eall themselves marriage coun.aelora
. who have no special training fer the
work. Six states license marriqe
counselors, ensuring minimum
educaUon,butnotguaranteeingcom-
peteoce.
A simple way to determine In·
dlvidual state requirements is to
cheek with local marrtaae counaelon.
or unlve'rllt;y tebools of eoclal work 01
departmmat.a of PIYcholoo.
illllrl.,e counse.lon often work lo
prhat. ":jj~t fami11 aenice acn~ cl• aDd I, open tbeir OWD praC·
Uc:e, « are •Ployed by local health
department.I • .b mmUanecL otbll'I do ·-
( Career Corner )
counseling as part of another job,
such as the clergy and psychologists.
EARNINGS VARY greatly.
Counselors with private practices .
may earn from $10 to $S0 per session.
ThOle workine for clinics or social
service agencies may be paid
between $8,000 and $20,000 a year.
Considering the national statistics
ah~ tlult for one of three couples,
marriage ts merely the interim
between the wedding and the divorce,
it could be assumed there's a great
need for qualified marriage·
counselors. The need may exist, but
t.be demand la low and expected to re-
main so for the next several years, ey because of the large uumber of
aduates who have prepared foe this d. .
PROSPECTS ARE said to b e
somewhat better for black and
Spanish-speaking counselon. •
Tbe more trainin1 you acqu)re, the ~ryour chances .
Specific questions Oil this career
can be addressed to Dr. Ray Fowler,
executive director of the American
· Aaaoclatlon of Marriage and Family
Counselors, 22S Yale Ave., Clare-
mont, Calif. 91711. Enclose a
stamped, self ·addressed envelope.
Send q..Uon• for th.la column to
Joyce Latn Kennedy at tbls
pewspaper. Sorry. the volume of mall
makes oenonal reollet lmPOUible . . . .
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All Nial estate advertised In this newspaper is sub· Ject to tho fo'edcral Fair Housing Act or 196
which makes 1t lllesal l
advertise "any pre
lerence, lin11tallon. or
discri mmaUon based o
race. color'. religion, sex, We're here to help or n tlonal origm. or a _ -------
inteqt1on lo make any BLUFFS such preference. limita
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' •3 Bdrm, 2 baths This newspaper wlU not •One noor living
knowingly accept any •Two patios
advertising for real •Spotlesscondlhon
estate which ts in vi.ola •Beam ceilings
Uon oflhe law. •Good value
Houses for Sal• At only Sll0,000
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4 BR. 4 liA, Frei
Rei;ency, cust home
1''a1rway. 5300 Sq.
marble entry, gourr
kit., oak paneling, be l andscpg & m o1
$425,000. Byapptonly.
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BACK BAY
POOL· TENNIS
JACUZZI
$61.900
Prime Locatfo11
CdM. Carefree Condo·
ing, jacuzzi. eauna, pt
tennis courts. $99,500.
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Sharp two story Newport
Riviera 3 bedroom. Huge
master suite. Family
r oom overlooks the
spacious. tropical patio.
Stone w ood burning
fireplace. Walk \o tennis
courts, pool, jacu:r.zi.
sauna etc., etc., etc. Just
10%down. Call 962·7788.
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P.€ALTOP.sii
TREMENDOUS
MESA VERDE
Lovely, highly upgr aded
hidd e n 2 s tory in
Southern Mesa Verde.
From the terrazzo entry
Assumobl• Loan
New l y carpeted
draped thruout this ,.
story, 2 bedroom. aha "' roofed townhouse. N area-close to shoppb
Will exchange for h0t
or duplex in New~
Beach. $44,900.
to the wet bar. t.o the cov· IM jGual~ ered patio beside the Plac•
beautiful p00l and view, Praplrii99
flll your eyes with this 7s2_1920 ' .,
tremendous value. Call WOOOUAIUt NI ... , ..
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4891 Corkwood $l.19,SOQ
4 BR Fam.rm. Univ. Park
219 via Lido soud ~.ooo
4 BR Fam.rm. Pool Pier&Slip Lido
ls le
'3707 Inlet Jsle Drive $149,500
4BRFam.rm. HVlIDJs
5851 Sierra Clelo
4BRFam.rm.
1301 Antigua
3BRFam.rm.
5 Hermitage Lane
3BRD~
4.29·429'h Begonia
2·2
$99,950
Turtle Rock
$239,900
Westcliff
$398.000 Big Canyon
$124,500.
Corona del Mar
CHALLENGES COMPARISON
You've waited long enough for .this
superb 5 bedroom Lido Bayfront at
$525,000 and its worth it. Great style,
great location. Designed for the
great life. Do yourself a favor & see
it today.
IAYSHORES -PllY ATE AREA
Custom 4 bedroom, 4 bath home -
like new. Bay view from spacious·
master suite. Just steps to private
beach. $179,500.
HEW LISTING-VILLAGE 3
Popular 1-story Princeton model
with 3 bedrooms, di.ping room, & 2
baths. Attractively upgraded and
located near pools and tennis on
wide greenbelt. $79,500.
DUPLEX IY 1lfE PARK
Prime Corona del Mar location.
Near park. Detached 1-story, 2
bedroom house w/great
improve ment potential. Back.
2-story unit is spacious 2 bedroom 2
bath. $124,500
EMERALD IA Y -llG, llG, VIEW
From huge deck & most rooms. Just
remodeled 3 bedroorp, massive
Living Room w /cathedral ceilings,
wet bar & gourmet kitchen.
Adaptable home close to beach,
tennis, pools. $279,500fee.
OHE OF A. IKIMD
4 bedrooms, study, Cam.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
only $90,500 land included.
SWEEPING OC~ VIEW
becorator sharp condo with quality
upgrades. Beautiful grounds with
multiple amenities make this an
outstanding investment. ~.500.
llG CANYON TOWNHOUSE
ln a park-like setting overlooking
Big Canyon's Championship golf
course, you'll find this light & airy 2
bedroom honie. Brand new,
mirrored wardrobes, wet bar &
autumn tan carpets. Move in now. $125,000. •
RARE IA YFROMT OPPORTUNITY
Waterfront condominium with 2
bedrooms & den or 3 bedrooms, 3
baths. 2500 sq.ft. of sheer luxury
bayfront living, featuring
enchanting day & night views.
Never occupied, new carpet &
drapes & levelors. Only $185,000 Fee.
VIEW OF llG CAMYOH
Three bedrooms, three & one-half
baths, guest room, pool, jacuzzi.
Private yard, thousands spent in
landscaping plus lots more. All for
$168,500.
IM A. CLASS IY n'SELF
An authentic "Williamsburg"
colonial has just been created!
Custom, quality features including
the most minute details make this
architectural dream an outstanding
achievement & distinct asset to the
community of c ·orona del Mar.
Particulars available with
appointment. Presented at $175,000.
OCIAM & JETI'Y YllW
Cameo Shores -warm & beautiful
f arnily ho~e. Used brick fireplace in
wood paneled family room. Large
formal dining room & sparkling
fenced pool. Roses, camellias.
rhododendrons! Only $189,500.
MEW IM llG CANYON
Architecturally exciting in every
detail from the unusual cpbblestone
fishscale driveway and charming
Country French exterior to the
tasteful blending or wood, brick and
marble inside. High coved ceilings
beamed and paneled ln cedar,
bowed windows. French doors,
plank floor entry. 3 bedrooms, 3lh
baths, den with fireplace, walk-ln
wet bar,. wine refrigerator, formal
dining room. garden room ,
separate laundry room. oversized 3
car garage. $398,000 , AC~l ...... CO.
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llliO K ERS IHAl TORS
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Th~e. Meadows
1100 SQ·. ft..-AIR COND.
TM~· mobile home has
ha<l excellent .care. On
'extra large lot which has
qeautifu l landscaping
und'. CO\'crcd plltio plus
s t; I r . c o'n t a i n e d
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·Prime Area
Nt'wport· Heights home
ari1id trees· & flowers; 2
BR .. den, 2 )>a. Extra
large• living rm. with
brick' frplc. + 2 bonus
rooms adjoining dbl. car
garage on alley. $89.500
Oc'eanfront
Largest & best duplex in
town. Spectac ular
coastline views. 2 BR. & 3
BR. with family rm., 5
ba., 4 rrplcs., 5 enclosed
garages. Many extras!
Finest in everything!
S350,000
CALL 0 •46·141 .. ~ l'lrar l'ltwport Poat Ortlct
THE HOME SHE'S
ALWAYS WANTED
warm and alive. the best
looking 3 bedroom home
available in College
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TAYLOR CO
Hl<1\l.TOt\S """'' 11 111
DRAMATIC 2-STOttY CBUHGS
Twentieth Century grandeur in a
graciously formal home or son spoken
elegance. Exposed balconr. Stained
glass. Crystal chande h er. Rich
hardwood floors . Elegant white
carpets. Expensive wall coverings.
Custom drapes. Gourmet island
kitchen. Huge pantry. 3 Bdrms., Cam .
rm. Spacious private master suite &
luxuriant master bath. $149,500 un-
furnished. $169,500 corn.p. furnished.
Open Sat & Sun 1-5
35 MAINSAIL, JASMINE CREEK
(Ask guard at gate for directions>
llG CAHYOH -$271,500
EUG.AHT -IEAllTlFUL -YllW
A most luxurious & highly upgraded
Versailles model by Deane Homes.
Panoramic view of golf course1 moun-
tains, lights -also a view of ocean.
Paneled fam. rm., expensive wall
papers thruout, custom cptng &
drapes, marble & air-conditioning.
2RUEST. CLOUD SATJSUNl-5
l BEDROOMS -POOL -$5 I ,500
Fantastic Anthony kidney-shaped pool
completely fenced. This Costa Mesa
home being completely redecorated
by owner. Deliver in beaut. condition.
llG CAHYOM TOWNHOUSE, 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. $950 month
llG CANYON TOWNHOUSE
SPARKLING MEW-SI 18,500
DeLuxe features 'thruout this charm-
ing brand new home. The upstairs
spacious master bedroom suite has
sitting rm, private dressing rm & mir-
rored wardrobe doors. 2nd Bdrm dn
niay be used as den. Formal dinmg
room. Lease $800 mo. or sell.
THE ''BLUFFS .. -END UHIT
Spacious customized condominium in
newest section of the "Bluffs." 2 Lge
bdrms .• den with firepl., formal dining
rm & 2V2 baths. Decorator wall papers ,
cptng & drapes. Beautiful greenbelt
view. Pool. Air Cond. Lease $'750 mo.
2921 PERLA Open SAT /SUN 1·5
Park! Im macutate in· 2111 San Joaquin Hins Road
side and out. Beautifully NEWPORT CEHTSl, M.I. 644-491 O
u p g r a d e d _w i t h i m · !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ aginative wood treat·
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tras. Words fail to ----------------describe this super fa mi,
Iv borne: A must see
before it's too late. Call
546·23l3 ..
SELL idle items with a
Daily Pilot Classified Ad.
642-5678.
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EXECUTIVE HOMES
MUA VHDE, magnificent 5 BR, 3 BA
Buccola, across from park, near golf
course. Pool & jacuzzi. Extra lge
rooms thruout. Fam rm w/w~t bar,
massive stone fplc. Prof. decorated ..
Approx 2950 sq.ft.
LAGUNA HILLS, Price Reduced,
tge 4 bedrm, view home, 3 baths.
Sunken lam rm w/wet bar & fplc.
· Lge living & formal dining rms.
Pool size lot. Approx 2100 sq.ft.
WISTHA YEM, $8000 price reduction:
Great bargain, 2 Sty, 4 bedrm, fam
rm, 2 ba. 3 Car garage. On cul-de·
sac. Near Mile Square Park. Ap·
prox 2400 sq.ft.
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llUFFS, SPECIALISTS FOlt I Z YEAIS
* LEASIS•
2 BR. condo, single level $375
3 BR., single level $500
4 BR. lots or room! $500
3 BR, beautifully furn. $.520
2 BR. single level, orig. Bluffs $.57S
3 BR. Llke newt $595
3 BR. One or a kind! $625
3 BR. Spectacular view t $650
3 BR. Water view! ~75
2 BR. & den1 Jasmine Creek, new $795
Others available for sale
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 Bedrooms, easily expandable home
in a s up er neighborhood, has
hardwood floors, range and oven, wall
to wall carpeting. Entire exterior bas
a new 'Spanish texture stucco• ·
blending with the large tree-shaded
and nicely landscaped lot. Plenty of
room for extra vehicles in addition to
the double car garage. $89,500. and
look in' for a fast sale.
OPEN HOUSE 12:00 TO 5:00
526 SANTA AHA· AVE.. H.8~
JACOBS REALIY
675-6670
2919 Newport BIYcl'comer 30tlt
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EASTBLUFF
Immaculate 3 br, 3 ba.
split level, pool. $139,500:
Open Sat/Sun 12·5. 2924
Carob, NB. Harbour
Sales.
SEE TO BELIEVE!
By owner . Attractive
4br, crnr lot, paneling,
cvrd patio, air, RV space
& more. Come see for
yourself. 1505 Lark Lane,
Corona. Won't l ast.
$43,900. (714) 586·2662,
581-4687, 548·6984.
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Association
-642-7408 m Dover Shores /Baycrest/Westcliff a: Specialists :
::Dover Sfw,.e~
Extraordinary Custom Offering.
Forty-Four Hund.red Square Feet.
Four Bedrooms. Pool. Jacuzzi.
Colossal View. Largest Lot On
Galaxy Drive. A Home Of
Character, Dignity .... And Fun.
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EXCITING
NEW LISTINGS!
OPEM SAT. & SUM. I ·5
THE ILUFFS
Extraordinary 3 bdrm. view home,
customized beyond description.
·$155,000 -1969 Vista Caudal
llG CAMYOM
Rare as a Hen's tooth! Large cor-
ner lot in prime location. 4 Bdrms.
& family rm. $225,000. 6 Inverness
Lane.
I THE COY!
At last...luxurious, spacious 1-
lJd rm. & convert. den $12.8,000. 1008
Bayside Cove East. Also leasing
from $750.
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FIOM $157,500 TO $1,200,000
HARIOR YllW "OMIS .,
A Rbal).5ody of color surrounds yo~
in this one·of -a-kind Portofino
home. Sep. guest house w /bath:
Custom chandeliers -drapes -
shades. Beautiful mutal covering ..
living room · wall. Inter·com.
Wrought·iron gate. Added bonus
room w /bath. $16.5,000. OP9' SUM.
1·5 P.M. 2006 PORT •l~OL (K'37)
1721 OCEAN ILVD .. CCIM
OPEM SUM. 1·5 P.M. Spectacular.
OCEAN VIEW! Truly the best ot 2
worlds ... the charm of Early Calif. w /all the modem conveniences of
today! 5 bedrooms -library -Slh
baths. (K38) ·
OPEH SUM. f·S P.M.
1506 ANTIGUA, DOVER SHO.JtES.
"Magazine Cover" 4 bedroom, view
home built by Valentine. Elec.
doors into courtyard entry provide
privacy. Convenient center hall
floor plan w /game room, family
room & s parkling dining room.
Beautifully appointed. $'229,500 fee.
{K39)
281 I IA YSHOR.E Dlt.
OPEH SUM. 1·5P.M.
Beautifully customized 3 bedroom,
den, f amity room, 21h bath home.
Gigantic master s uite w /sitting
room & lavish bath. Dramatic entry
& living areas within steps of
private beach & a "peelc at the
bay." $175,900. (K40)
PRESTIGE IA YFROMT -LIDO ISLE
Superb location on Lido Soud -2th
yrs. new -custom English home
designed for owner by "Ted
Grenzbach." Spacious 5 bed.rooms,
5th baths, formal dining & ul).5tairs
den . B e autifully decorated
w /wallpapers, lush carpeting, brick
floors & high beamed living room.
Pier & slip for lg. boat. Owner will
consider lease w /option. $.525,000
fee! Harriet Perry 642-8235. (K41)
SOUTHPORT MANSION -
SPYGLASS HILL w76rfck fireplace, living room
w/fireplace, lg. formal dining., huge
oak-paneled bonus room, gorgeous
yard w /pool, jacuzzi, gazebo &
playhouse. View of city lights, hills &
ocean! Marjorie Mahon 644-6200.
(1{42)
THI BLUFFS "GOLDEN CIRCLI"
End-unit customized "D" plan.
Upper Bay view across wide
greenbelt. 3 lovely bedrooms each
w /walk-in closet. Luxurious
carpeting & walkovers. Huge
wrap-around patio + enclosed dog
yard. Air conditioned Offered at
$157 ,500 l easehold. Appt. only.
Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (K43)
LOYEL Y DAY & t41TE VIEW!
Upper Bay charmer -4 bedrooms
w /unlimited bonus features .
Custom decorated for comfort ,
beauty & low maint. Extras of door
openers, dog run, fireplace in
master bedroom, super storage &
MORE! Helen Wood 644-6200. (K44)
JACK UP ALL
YOUR CARES & COMll
To this 3 yr. old custom Country
French on a lavely little channel
where the ducks go swimming by -
lots of charm w/used brick -
leaded glass -marble -fireplace
-4 bedrooms -21f.t baths. $1.57 ,500.
Bob Owen& 642·823.5. (K45)
CLASSfC COMTfMPOltARY ESTATI
One of the most exciting properties
in Newport! 4 bedrooms, family
room, dining room, paneled study
w /wet bar, gourmet kitchen
w /every imaginable feature, 3
fireplaces & 16x36 pool surrounded
by lush landscaping. All this offered
to the discriminating buyer for
$297,500. Polly Johnston 642-8235.
(K46)
COMMEICIAL JM
HUMTIMGTOH IEACt4
14-units office space, 3 bedroom
home & a Jot. .. all adjacent, on a
good corner c lose to. H .B.
redevelopment program. Great
patential -excellent income now.
$335,000. Gisela Lamson 644-6200.
(1{48)
IA YFROMT LOT
Beautiful SOxlOO in prime location
on Promontory Bay. Lot is adj. to
residence at 600 Harbor lslaod Or.
OHered at $189,500. Cathy
Schweickert 642·8235. (K49)
642·1235 644·6200 '
901 Dover Orlw Harbor Vltw Center
lrvlne at Cempus Valley Center
752-1414
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REALTORS
67S.551 I
OPEN HOUSE
OrEN HOUSE -4 I 3 Acacia, Olde
Corona d.t Mar. Claulc charm "Dutch
Colonlal" l bedroom. fantlty room home.
Shiny wood floort, Dutch-door entry.
OPEN SAT & SUNDAY 1-5. $1 11,500
JASMINE CREEK
.. autlful split level 3 aw. fantlly "" home.
Mater suite lnclYdH privah 1tudy w /frplc
& bolc0tty for penGftCll ettfoyment: Llbt-ory
akon off llYlnq ,_ W...,_. ht dtnlnq ""·
Includes clubhouH, pool, focuuJ & t""i'
courts: Gated efttry & 24 hQ.Ur s.curfty
Hf"Yice. lt't Hie good lit. lRtrne~} I live
thef-e too! $1 72,500.
OH THE WATER
West Newport deflghfful two bedroom
home witft income w.it -or c0tt•erl to a
tfwoff bedroom hOtM. ll'tcludH pie.-& float.
Co'IJ fireplace with raised heorth Ii patio
on tfte water. OWNER Will FIMAMCE.
$160.000.
RESIDENTIAL LOT-CHIMA COVE
(Corona del Mer): Lost of its kind,
qentty slophtq (approx 90'xl06'J: easy to
build on -fabulous ocemt & jffty view.
Owner will SUB-ORDINATE. $178,000.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
251 5 E. Coast Hwy.
GeMral
Corono def Mar
67S.SS 11
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OPEN SUH. 1-S 22 LINDA ISLE
Luxurious 4 BR. hom e Family rm. &
forma l dining. with view toward
Harbor lslanci Hout sltp. ~25.000
New under <·onstrud1on, Conlernp.
Cape Cod. Oak nrs .. 5 UR, 412 Ba .. 3
frplcs. Lndsc:pd. Boat ~li p $375,000
Custom 6500 sq. ft. waterfront home on
the point. 134 Ft . frontage with
magnificent view of boal'i & harbor
Sl ip for la r ge boall\ Re modeling has
been starl<..•d finish 1t to your own
tas te.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bays1dPOrove N .8 675 ·6161
General 1002
~COATS & WALLACE
'::FJJ REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SERVING
THE SOUT A T AREA SINCE 1963
REDUCED $20,000.
Herc's your big 5 bedroom , 3 1~ bath
family home on the water. 3 Car
garage. pier a lso. Complete glass
front for your viewing pleasure with
bridge entrance to Newport Island.
It's vt>ry priva te and quiet .. Now
prn·1·d al $220,000. Call 546·4141
MINI FARM
lJpgr.Hkd horn(' with lwaut 1ful
walnut typt• panehn~. Nt•w eonercte
drivcwtiy. New floor t•overin_g.
Newly re modeled k itchen Fres hly
s eeded lawn and a productive
vc_g('tablc garden J ust a hop, s kip
<md a jum1> from the beach. Enjoy
the coo l nr ce7.es and tozy
neighb1,rh11111I Call now for an appt
~fi·4M1
MINI OCEAN JISLE VIEW
From large dct·k off master ~uite.
This Buccola bum home is only 4
years old a nd has 4 bedrooms & 3
baths . L;.irge family room with
nrepluce. 1'~1 cgantly decorated & in
m ove-in condition. l nJRRY $76,900.
Call 962·44511,
YORKTOWN VILLA
2 Bedroom, J Y:;i bath, super s harp
wilh earth tone decor . Close to
beach, only $50.000. Call 962-4454
fl. HARBOR HIGHLANDS
C h a rming 3 b edroom homt" in
pres tig ious Newport B eac h .
Fantastic s wimming pool with
separate dressing room . Excellent
location n ear s hoppin_g and
Mariners P a rk C~ll ~0-61GI
BIG CANYON CUSTOM
Spectacular 4840 sq.ft. 4 bt·tlroom
h ome in fin a l s ta ges o f
cons truction. Family room and
library overlooking gori{eous pool
area and gol! course. 2 Story living
room with mas~ive fireplace and
view loft. $3ft5 ,000. Open House Sun.
1 5: 17 Royal St. George. N B. Call
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!~~!~ .......... !~~~~~-.. --~~ =~~;; .. !?.~~ Relocating?
BELVUE LAME -BALBOA
JUST LISTED c ustom built home
on quiet s trada Perfect for the t ricy-
cle set. Nearby t~nnis club, ocean and
·bay bea ches for Mom and Dad. 3
liedroom, den :ind dining room. L_...
40x I 00 ft. tot. $137 ,500. Col 5 40-t IS I
BARGAIN HUNTERS
FIXER Ul'l'ER Rig 3 bedrm on
o•~iaed lot with double garage. This
good solid home U) a mess -help! !
Asking $49,500. Cal 540-1151.
INVESTOR'S DELIGHT
$48,900 A sharp 3 bedrm home
with n ew paint inside and out. New
carpets a nd drapes. Great location on
larqe I IO' deep lot. Call 546-5110 for de-
tails.
VACANT
4 IE:DROOM Costa Mesa, formal
dining, furn rm. lge kitc hen w /dinette
area. And much more!! Corner loca
lion adjacent to part&. Room for motor
home. boat or trlr. Back East owner
wants quick sale! 546-5880.
+~ERITAGE
REALTORS
Gfttff'al I ooz' General 1002 . .••••••...............•.•.•..•••..••.•.••.•..
* * OPEN HOUSES * * SATURDAY & SUHDA Y 1-5
25 17 FIRST ST .. Corona def Mar
Magnificent sit-down bay &ocean view
from EACH of these TWO lovely hom es
on one. large fee simple lot. These ex·
citing hom es are completely separated
& private. with dbl. garages & loads of
extra pa rking. S198.500. OPEN DAILY
l ·5. Enter bet ween Carnation & Dahlia
603 VISTA IOHrTA. Hpt ... och
1-Ug hly upgraded Bluffs Franciscan
condominium on beautiful greenbelt. 3
Bdrms . 21,1.! baths . frplc & community
pool $120,000.
20 MOUNT AIM VIEW, Turtteroclt
Very sh arp e 1an 1 Broad moor ; 3
bdrms .. fami ly rm .. 2 baths. Gre at for
youngsters. with large play area c lose
hy Vacant & avail 1mme diatc ly .
$83.900. (Turtlcrock Dr lo E mporia)
OPEN SLJNOA YI 5
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VACANT
$46,950. PRESTIGIOUS
Wt\TERFRONTC0!\00
Will take up to 40' Boat.
lkaul1fully upgraded
CO:'>i 0<) 3 Hcclrms, 21 2
HAS CLOSED OVER
$3,000,000 +
SO FAR
THIS YEAR
Betty Bukart, who started her career in r eal estate
with The R eal Estaters 6 years ago, is a true superstar.
So far this year Betty has closed over $3,000,000 in real
estate transactions . Last year s h e closed n early •
$5,000,000. That's a lot of transactions .
Does "she work hard'! You bet ! But. Betty does n 't see 1t •
quite that way. • ·1 really enjoy assisting others with their
real estate situations ... and my c li ents are so darn
a ppreciative. It makes my job very pleasant a nd
satis fying. And besides, I meet some of the nicest people.
My clients a r e great lo work with.··
Betty and husband Bill live in Mesa Verde She loves
gardening, travel. people and of course, real estate.
Getterol 1002 GNeral 1002 Getterol 1002 ······················· ...................... .
BLUFFS BAYFRONT
SPECTACULAR END UNIT. Better
than a m odel. Profess. decor .. fines t
qualit y, custo m upg rades too
num erous to m ention. Spacious
en c losecl pri v patio overlookin f!
rolling g r eenbelt. bay. mts .. night
lig hts. 3 BR .• 2112 ba .. for m . din ..
nothing to compare in Newport with
this outstanding view home. S189,000
TNCLUD1NG the land
Ol'EM SUHOA Y 1-5
2421 VISTAHOIUU
(off Vida def Orol
Please let us s how vou all the homes
Avail. in the carefree Bluffs
HELEN 8. DOWD
REALTOR, IMC . MLS 644-01 34
1973 Top List... & Top Salesman
1974 & 1975 ltunnet--Up
Newport-Mesa Board of Reaffon
I Grneral I 002 General 1002 ........................................ ·······
IF YOU 'VE ALWAYS
WANTED
TO LIVE ON THE OCEAN
Spectacula r 180 degree ocean view
including mag n ificent sunsets. this :J
bedroom. office, 4 bath home with a
s parklin g pool. lntaled al 4545
ORRINGTON A VE in Cam eo Shore~
is OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 lo s ·oo PM .
Asking $198,500.
A SAND & SEA REALTY 675-8800
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558,900
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GEORGE ELKINS CD.
ovrn 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
eOPEN SUNDAY l ·S
#l LINDA ISLE -BAYFROMT
Custom Bui It 2 Story Spanish Con-
temporary by Routon llod~es. 5
Bedrooms, Family Room . Wet Bar
3 Fireplaces. Wide Terrace Deck
w /Firepit. New Pier & Slip $275,000
227 VIA ORVIETO. LIDO ISLE
Spacious 1 Story Home with Tile
Hoof. 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths, Patio.
Professionally Decorated. Near
Bayfront and a Community Sandy
Reach Area & Pier Street to Street
Location. $142.500
209 HAT A -IM THE BLUFFS
Front Row with Outstanding Wate r
View . Upgraded R Pla n Con-
dominium L ocated on the "Gold
Coast'". 2 Bedroom~. Family Room.
All Electric K1l<'hen $150.000 o r r .ease Option
e DRIVE IY -CALL TO SEE!
111 2 GALAXY DRIVE -IAY VIEW!
Dramatic One Story Home w ith
Old -World Charm, Unobstructed
View Ove rlooking the Back Bay &
Bird Sanctuary Area! 3 Bedrooms,
Family Room. Extens ive Uso ot
Marble. Highly Up'1'aded. Only for
the Most Discriminating Buyers.
$l89.000
Irene Cllb.rt
F.21.0. Jad•e•
F-28.D, Skirt
MESA VERDE
O PEN SAT l·S
2934 JAVA RD.
lir<H'IOU:. I btlrm + r.imtl~. f1111t· lg t•
l.11d1cn: in t111 to11 ,.ha1w
Sdl<'r most illl\1011~ lor
lllkr! Askini: $110,(H){J'
NEW LISTINGS!
COSTA MES A
EASTSIDE
.l Un1l s, $11!1.!'iCKI'
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OCEANFRONT
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Balboa Bay Prop.
Realtors
• 675-7060 .
A SWEETHEART
OH SWEETAN
nrul the prir<" 1s rl aht ! 3
N1cu bedroom,. cozy
ltrt:plan. 1n famil~
room, srrp ,ovl·r kitchen
w1tll p .. rnln . t'Vc•n a din·
mg mom onfl ~arpeled
llma1. Custom drapes,
nice wall·l<>-wall carpel·
ml(, decorator wallpaper
tmd no association dues.
This Irene Gilbert design 1s Ideally "suited'' ror l..ocated in one of Irvine's
daytlme'or evening wear. The gored sklrt has an top locutions :rnd priced
invbible lipper set ln tbe len. side front seam. to 11ell al SGl'l.ooo. Ca 11 now
Fabrics: linen, gabardJne, nannel, raw silk. lor appointml'nl l o see
velvetoon. F-27-D and F·28·D is cut only In Misses and apprecinto. G73·8560.
10.18. F·27·0, Jacket, slze 12 requires 2 1/8 yds. of ONNlll9•11 HuNroarntCf•
45" fabric plus 1/8 yd. contra.st. F·28·D, Skirt, 1•·11ai II LI ~re~nJ~t>e'r~~·,i:~ n~;e~~~~~~;~n~~~ ::re:. _· -.i i£'i At
'F-27-D. Jacket, $2.50 plus 311 poelage and handUng. . -!!!--• ==""'-
F-28-D, Skirt, $2.00 plu,, 311 postage and handlln1.
Pattern eoo1t.1 by etustllcaUon: &apploment 2; SPYGLASS HILL C.0.ta, Suits and EMtmblc.<1, S1 50 postpaJd. Mako Vu ot Newport Bay &
TARBELL CAN HELP YOU
locate your now home and sell your
present home at a good profit! We're
a member of RELO. Inter-City
Relo cation Service, a national
network of realtors experienced In
handling family relocation problems.
Whether moving across town ... or
across count ry. call the friendly folks
at Tarbell. After ell. we've been
r FINDIN' HOMES
FOR FOLKS SINCE THE
WESTWASWON!
Sparttllng Indoor Poot!
Is the local paint of lhls handsome Newport
Beach home Terrific view of 1he Back Bay
Luxurious living space inside boasts about
3000 SQ feet• 4 bedrooms. 3 baths tor your
convenience' Formal entry. eating area in the
family room. King-sized master bedroom
Indoor heated & filtered pool for year 'round
enjoyment Even a waterfall for that special
effecl Call 540-1720
o,.n HouH-1-51
1689 Samar. Mesa Verde! Dnve by and tal<e a
look at 1h1s delightful home In prestige golf
course area• Fully eQuippect DOOi. lots of room
to park your boat or lrallGf 3 bedrooms, 2
baths Separate den or sewing room for mom
Elegant stone fcreplace to warm y0ur toes Pool
lable sized family room. huge living quarters
Fully insulated. S84.900 call 540-1720
Orasti~ Reduction!
Owner slashes the price on lh1s rambllng Mesa
Verde ho me! It's like f1nd1ng s10 .0001
Professionally groomed yards. sonnklers front
and rear for lhe minimum in care. Colorful
1ones and textures thruout Air oond1t1oning, 4
bedrooms or convertl ble den full 10-guesr
dining room served by an award wmn1ng
kitchen Separate family room with raised
hearth f11eplace For dela11s. call 540-1720
Tak• Over Paymet'lh
When you assume the ~ inlerest loan on lh•s
handsome Summerfield home 1n Huntington ,
Beach Super low mainlenance yards for the
working couple! 3 bedrooms, 1 :\4 baths
Carpets and drapes In warm tones and textures.
Brand new patio area lor outdoor entertaining
Bike or 109 lo l he beach' S67 500 Call
540-1720
Retreat to the Hills!
Of gorgeous Laguna Hills' One ol a kind
rownhome with a slumPStone and wrought iron
oa110 veranda ideal for famtly get togethers.
Close to 0001 area. one story villa' 3 bedrooms.
I llo balhs Dining area party-sized living room
tor enterta1n1ng View of lhe rolling hills Priced
under sso 000 Call 540-t 720
Drive By and Look!
Ooen house today trom 1 ·5 19601 Roderick.
Hun1mg1on Beach. Deluxe 4 bedroom home
with a covered patio area heavy shake root.
Comtortable free flowing floor plan boasts a 4
bedroom wing, 1 \4 baths. Dining area & kitchen
have no-wax floors. Ma1es1tc marble fireplace
1n the living room to cuddle by Jvst reduced lo
S63.500 Call 540·1720
KHp Cool In the Pool!
Lovely t'lome in Huntington Beach al a once 10
please even the family on a budget! Versatile
floor plan olfers 3 or 4 bedrooms. convertible
den candlelight d1n1ng room. Pecky cedar
paneling adds a beautiful touch. Real birch
wood cabinets. deluxe built-Ins. Buffet kitchen.
Sparkling pool out back surrO\Jnded by cool
decking 819 home small price S64.000 Call
540-1720
$36, 900 -Owner Sacrifice!
Will be vacanl alter this weekend! Lovely •
lownhome with view balcony! Room for your
1ra1ler or bOat. comm. pool for your en1oyment•
2 bedrooms. 1 'h baths. Rich oak cabinets 1n Iha
totally modern kitchen. Big dining area for
those Sunday dinners Entertamer"s living
room O range school area. 1mmed1ate
oossess1on• Call today, 540-1720
VA & FHA Terms OK!
Flexible financing lerms he•e' Beautiful 4
bedroom home with a huge bu11t-1n family room
thal measures 20x25 Ideal for your pool table.
Enclosed veranda patio. Oversized dining
room served by a homemaker's kitchen with
the best 1n bulll·lns. Tiled entry. hving room
fireplace Close to shops. Professionally
landscaped yards S 59 900 Cell 540-1720
540-1720
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
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SPAHSSH
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HACH
ASSUME $40,000
l>ouble t!oor 1rntry lo
el~11anl r ;11:u-d lavaoa
r l)om w1lh 11 r o nad11 1±_.ac::=:;..--llre1>IJ~c. 1-'ormal d1n1ni;
•VIMI TBRACI VllW HOMI Localed
on the bluU with s pectacular, un·
obstructed view of bay & ~ean. Larae
2 bdrm. & den homo. custom designed
by present owner ~25.000. First lime
~ver offered . ThJ.S you must see if you
want a view location -but quickly!
preJenlJ
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CLOS! TO VllW PAIK -so convenient
to schools this immaculate 3 bedroom
home has 4 car garage, low upkeep
yard and on fee land. EveryUilng going
for it. $89,500
n">m. llufe Unrcclon11 ~arden v I!~ kllchtn
Fac~La party room Wllh
wall of ~Ju:." Yll'W o( lui.h
i.trounds M a g lt1h ('eOI "People Sf!r111ng People" masLcr 11u1t1: and '"cep
ILUFflS COHDO. OH T .. ILUH" v cry dt!
sirable Dolores model. An end unit
overlooking' the bay with just super
view! 3 Bdrms .. 2112 hath!i, wet bar.
wrap-u r o und dec k & numerous.
custom extras. $148,500. Just ex
elusively listed with Harbor Realty
YOU FINISH IT
... the pool equipment is installed, the
Jacuzzi is in, so is the patio, firepit and
landscaping, but there is room for a
pool. The home 1s carpe ted in
California's favorite decorator decor
earthtones and wood. A one yt•ar w;Jr
ranty is included. $79,500
GET THE POINT
You can with this home whic:h in-
corporates terrazzo natur al wood
beamed <.'etlings a nd a floating
staircase fop your la vmg pleas ure 4
Bedroom. 2 bath, on the Peninsula with
a one yea· warranty $135,000
DEERFIB.D
Nearly n e w b eautiful Deerfield
Townhouse locat ed near schools .
tawny copper car peting, also near
recreational center with pool & jacuzzi
for the special couple who%: whave
lots of free time with this lo main·
tenance property $70,500
640-9900
Pfk flle,a/ 8~ 9'hce
Valley Realty
m11 ~lairs to sN·ond slot '
,u (t e .. A s s u m(·
M0.000-7' c. VA loan. Nu
new loan co:ocl\il. S.11111 mo
oay:; all. Call 003·7Klll
O"fN lit 0 • H ~ IVf'; '0 tit'• f'
[~·IR&IMI
VA/HFA
$49,500
!'>pJl'1011:1 :I br, :1 tw. tum
home "' l!!c fam rm. dbl
i.:aragc & work :.ho11 BLJI
lnd:.C'J> {"h"I.' tu 'hop
11'"1!
W & L
Walker & Ll·t·
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646-7711
POOL ESTATE
4 BEDROOMS
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UHl9UE OVER IUCK GULLY -2
bed room. den. exciting, spect acular
views . $650 /Mo, and worth it ! See
Fran Scott at 524 Hazel off Coast
Highway
UMl9UE IN H.E. SAMTA AHA -5 bdrm
pool hom e. bright. immac.. in Holy
Fam . paris h. $91.000. See Bonnie
Evans at 1606 Clcmensen
UHIQUE IN llG CANYON -Dramatic 3
Bedroom townhome. for lease.
$1250 /Month . see #2 Ru e Fontainbleau
UMl9UE IN MESA VERDE -3 bdrm, fam
rm. lgc . lot. vacant. Lease at $600/mo
or sell at $92,500. See Nancy Newcomb
a t 3140 Country Club Dr.
UH•~UE IM IAYCREST 4 Bedroom.
s int::Je s tory. a m ple lot. vac ant
$143,500. Sec Nadine Croul at 2000
Windward Lane.
UMl9UE IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS Va·
cant. refurbished. 3 bdrm, pool, clean
quality. See Jo-Anne Pe rkins at 508
San Bernardino.
UNl9UE IN CAMEO SHORES
Spac ious 3 Bedroom. pool. corner lot.
vacant, asking $174,500. See Sharon
Sm ith at 4701 Hampden .
UHl9UE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES
For Lease $595/Mo .. super sharp 2
bedroom. de n. beautiful grounds, new
paint. upgrade d carpeting . See
Ma r lene Reed al 2011 Port Prnvince
Place
IALIOA ISLAND IA YHONT DU,LIX
Reduced to $257,500. The best buy on
the water! Pier & float. A charming 2
bdrm. homu with a la rge rental unit.
both with panoramic bay view &
frplcs. On t h e prestigious North
bay front
SKIER Sl'ECIALS AT SUH VALLEY. IDAHO
ltl Can you 1magine ... a condom inium
for $15,500 FULL PRlCE ... and at Sun
Valley . A.self-contained efficiency unit
with tennis facility & within walking
distance to the ski lift. It is fully
managed & carries itself as an invest·
ment #2 A deluxe studio unit with ITS
OWN PRIVATE SAUNA & a great
view of Bald Mountain. tennis & walk
to the s ki lift. The uni{ is brand
new ... wi II be a great rental & is fully
managed. All this for only $25.500.
673-4400
531 S• hrwordlno. Ml S.t /JM I ·I
WESTCLIFF
MIMT CONDITION T .. UOUT -lovely 4
bedrm, 2 bath home with heated pool &
mature landscaping. Raised hearth in
family room is Inviting and it's all re·
ady for you. Won 'tlast atS.125,000 .
1520 Warwick, Nwpt kh 5-dey l ·S 1
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ·
MOVE IH CONDmOHI On double lot
with partial view. 3 Bedrooms. d en
with lots of elbow room and space to
add on $107 ,500 may consider lease
option
lOl Lo Jolla, Hwpt Hh. s-doy l ·S
SPECTACULAR 60' BAYFRONT
IHVITIH~ POOL IM amtY COURT
gla mour and charm combined in this 5
bedroom. 411'.l bath home. Includes dock
for la rge boat. Call for appt. to see.
QUIET CUL-DE-SAC
MEW HOME IN CHAllMIHG
ne ighborhood -in Back Bay area. 3
Bedrooms, family room, dining room
and den. Lovely new landscaping
partial v iew. $127,500.
Getter al 10021G ........ 1002 ....•...•.........•..••••••.•••...........•..•
YOUR VERY OWN PIER & FLOAT i------• UHl9UE IH RANCHO S.AH JOAQUIN
smashing condo, 1563 sq.ft.. views. de
cor . privacy. See Janet Lehman al 21
Ra na. Asking Sll0,000.
• OUR CAMPAIGN PROMISES *
LOWR TAXES, no mistake, on this 3
bdrm., 21h bath Newport Crest, the
taxes decreased! Owner trans., pro·
ocrtv vacant : immaculate & r eady for
occupancy. $85,000. OPEN SUN. 1-5.
5 BARLOVENTO
Wfth a Brand M•w ~
2 Bdrm+H• Fam,..1.Jvinq Room
4 Gr.at View & Park yow 30' loot out
front. A cutie & pric~ to sefl.
Open House S..day 1-4
3708 Chann•I "ou. M•wport leach
INVEST NOW!!
\'1 l•w prupcrt) Wall h
tlw .. un c•uml' u11 a1 r1i,..,
HJd( BJ~ '"" m1Ju11l,1111~ .
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hl•dr111. :! hath lorm:il
1lan111)!. l'lirm•r hit, lmal
UHl9UE IM LIDO SANDS -3 bedroom.
stone fireplace. beams. paneling. See
Natalie ft'ogarty at 4916 Ri ver. bring
$75,500 s and dollars .
Call Us for A ~ale of 0 D•al gate & :-tura)!t• t :! '"" .,....n .. t!arai:l' + r•m111 111 htul!I
UHl9UE IH IRVIHE TERRACE -f'or
lease (option possible). 3 Bedroom.
lar ge kitchen. private yard. new paint .
sec Wendy Ream at 1312 Santanell a
Terrace.
SALES
ASSOCIATE LOWER PRICE reduced to $119,500.
You win with this Westcliff family
home on large lot. 2 Frplcs. to warm
the C07.Y li ving rm. & family /dining
rm. + lanai. 3 Large bdrms., 2 baths.
OPEN SUN I·!'>. 1201 RERKSmRE
LANE
200 Main St .. Bofboa anollll'r 111111 MARGE
MENKUS htwun The Pavmion & lal Pier 400 E.17'"
~--.........,.___~ C.M . .AlllN!•""-UNIQUE IN LAKE FOREST Next to the
Lake. great views , 3 bedroom. 2 story.
A IC See N ancv Laux at 22525 G-...rol
BIG CANYON
Bordeaux Model
OH GOLF COURSE
VIEW IY DAY OR HIGHT
SP ARKlfMG POOL
ln-Wotwlor
2 IEDROOM & DEN
Askin9 $192,000 Fff
Open Sot only I ·5 PM.
ON WATER
Wide Ooen View
4 IEDlOOMS
COMMUNITY TEHMIS & POOL
SI 59,500 FH
Open S..nday o..ly 1·5 PM
~~
W·ATER VIEW
Larqe Duplex
4 UDROOM & DEN
3 IEDROOM & PATIO
BEACH PLAYGROUND
IOATS & WAT'et
ROLLING GRUN LA WM
A1kiftCJ $159,500 Fff
Op.n Saturday & Surtday 1-5 PM
• BY THE WATER
Condominium Home
2 IB>ROOM
IALCOHY
10.AT SLIP AVAIL.AILE
SECURITY IUILDIHG
S87,SOO
IRVINE
In University Park
3 BEDROOM
Universitv Model
F.AMIL Y ltOOM 1 DINING ltM.
LARGE ''ff!" LOT
$99,950
OCEANFRONT LOT
Pr~stiqious Communitr
ovaLOOilHG LAGOOM & PAii(
OC~OMT !I
• SI 49,500 ft..
,_Me•• Y• Own tt.. a...d
e :.pecidl11(l'"'=on' 1he' wr>tt>r n.1ar the wttt\'1
iew o f Wdtl'r hom"' W1• .,how hy boat and ldt
WATERFRONT '
HOMES
26:J3 W Co.ut H1gh~~.1v
N<'Wport Beach
(714)6.Jl 1400
COSTA MESA
SUPER CHARMER
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REALTORS'
... ''"' r~r PFOPl f 6ELLllllG THE NEA rcsr krtMf.
CORONA DEL MAR, 675-0000
MESA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US
OPEH HOUSES 1-5 ,M
~BEDROOMS, P.i Bath, F .R SG9,900
1748 l ow a 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 Valley
HIGHH CEILIHGS Enjoy the s pacious
feeling in this cheerful 3 bdrm., family
home , on quiet cul de sac. Newly de·
corated & landscaped. $64.500. OPEN
SAT & SllN 1 ·5 312 HANOVER. Costa
Mesa.
kitchen Ut1n t m1'11 th1" Ge1terol I 002 Genuol I 002 4 BEDRMS, 21h Ba, F.R. $87,990 LOWER MAIHTIMAHCI Decorate &
reap the benefits; this 3 bdrm., 2 bath
Lido Sands beach house needs TLC
than sit back & enjoy the carefree lif~
in your own jacuzzi. $73,000
~u5>er bu~ .._ t,"; .~'.JU J u 11 • • • • •• • • • • • • •••••• • •• •• • •• •• •••. •• •••• •••• •••• 206 7th Street, Huntington Beach price Call fl Ill 7171
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The Co\'e, Newport ~
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5 Bedroom
.\losl fur the mone~ hvnll'
1n Ea~1s1dl· !County 1
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O,,ORTUHITY CAREER Ml~HT
Come as you a r e and get the details on
your future in the lucrative real estate
profession. Speak directly with our
Fountain Valley Manager. DAVIDSON REALTY
5801 W Coma Hwy N B 645 · 7575
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Available Tues. and Thurs. evening 6
to 9 p.m. or call for appt. 3116 Ncwpo11 Bivd NB 673-9060
"-AM TODAY FOR YOUR TOMORROW
18055 Magnolia St., Fountain Valley
963·&111
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Bradley Company 1 fonnet1y Helen Buth
6 Associates
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 l lDIOOM
• • 107 ''G" St. <Balboa Pen1n.) N.B.
673·6900 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1-!i
#9 Mnta Esta <RnchoSanJoq) Irv.
752·8941 $85,500 Sun. l ·S
332 Piazza Lido (Balboa Penin.)NB
673·7300 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
•20271 Kline, Back Bay, NB
646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-s
34231 Camino El Molino, Cap Bch.
640-4950 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
31192 Via Santa Thomas, SJC
644-6200 $58,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
Hl893 Geode, Fountain Vly
531·2486 $46,750 Sun. 1-5
417 Dahlia, Corona del Mar
675-3222 $119,500 Sun 1·4
2 II & FAM RM or DIH
• 262 Cedar St, Newport Shrs, NB
642·1228 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4261 Manzanita, frvine
552·0239 Sat & Sun.
I Deerwood West (Deerfld) Irv.
752·1414 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 Penny Pines (Deerfld) lrv.
752-1414 $74 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
·24812 Leto Circ., Mis. Viejo
640-9900 $69 ,500 Sun l-5
•#156 Monarch Bay, So. Lag.
640-0349 $142,500 Sun. 1-5
412 Fullerton (Npt.Hghts) N.B.
646·2414 $89,500 Sun 1-5
16362 Gentry, Hunt. Beach
848-1688 $77,500 Sun. 1·5
1951 Port Locksleigh, Harb. View
640-4985 $110,000 Sun. 1·5
••3708 Channel Pl., N.B.
675·8120 $135,000 Sun. 1·5
•21 Rana (Reho San Joaq) Irv.
675·6000 $1l0,000 Sun. 1-5
3 IEOIOOM
2006 Vista Caudal (Orig Blfs )NB
640-9056 $134,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
••2575 Irvine, Newport Bch
645-3594 $98.000 S/S all day
34011 Mazo Dr. Dana Point
495·1870 $92,500 Sat/Sun
3102 Roanoke, Costa Mesa
546-5605 $62.900 Sat /Sun 1-5
23052 Vi a San Gabriel, Mis. Viejo
768-0568 $64,500 Sat/Sun
226 Via Graziana <Lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $147 .000 Sat/Sun 1-4
214 Dahlia, Corona del Mar
642·8235 $175,000 Sat /Sun 1-5
28 Golde nbus h (Occrlld) Irv.
752-1414 $67,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
5 Solana <Rancho San Joaq) Irv.
752-1414 $109,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ·
723 Cameo Highlands Dr. CdM
673-6643 $127,500 Sat/S 11-5
312 Hanover (College Park) CM
673-9060 $64,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2017 Maple, Costa Mesa
645-3474 $51.000 Sat/Sun 12·6
944 Congress. Costa Mesa
540-ll51 $48,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
531 San 6ernardino(Nwpt Hts )NB
642-5200 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
647 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
833-8600 $110,000 Sun. 1·5
324 El Modena (Nwptj{ts) NB
640-9900 $110.500 Sat/Sun l ·S
4351 Bridgeway (Green Tree) Irv.
752-1700 $68,700 Sun 12-4
18721 Paseo Picasso (T.R.), Irv.
551 ·2000 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
5051 Balsa wood (Terr.) Irv.
551-2000 $72,300 Sat/Sun 1-5
508 San Bernardino(Npt Hgts)NB
675-6000 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•4701 Hampden (Cam Shrs) CdM
675-6000 $174,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4916 River (Lido Sands) N.B.
675-6000 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1 5
15591 Camelia Lane, Westminster
558-7752 $61,950 Sat/Sun 1-5
#45 Dogwood (Univ Park Terr) Irv.
152-1700 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12-5
20932 Crestview Lane, C.S., HB
640·6600 $63,500 Sun 1-5
•2916 Irvine Ave., NB
997-4850 $74,900 Sun 11-5
651 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB
644-6200 $137 ,000 Sun. 1-5
1412 Mariners (Westcl() N.B.
675-6900 $84,500 Sun. 1-5
1787 Tustin, Costa Mes a
646· 7711 Sun 1-5
J II & FAM RM or DEM
4607 Wayne Rd. (Cameo lDds)CdM
673-8494 $127,500 Sat!Sun 1·5
•30692 Ma rilyn Dr .• So. Lag.
499:.2237 ~7 ,500 Sun l ·4
• •4545 Orrington Ave, Ca mo Shrs,
NB 675-8800 $198,500 Sun 1-5
843 Presidio Dr. (Mesa del Mar)CM
557.2555 $65,000 Sat /Sun 10·4
Harbor View Homes, Nwpt. Beach
644·1257 $118,500 SIS all day
18695 San Antonio St., Fount. Vly
847·8553 ~2,900 . SUn 12·5 :30
2311 Clirr DT. Newport Beach
642-4603 Sat/Sun 1·5
1388 Watson, Costa Mesa
838-8586 $70,000 Sun 1·5
2.5221 Coste au Dr, Lag Hills
646-7171 $64,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•19952 Providence Ln, H.B.
546-8640 $65,500 Sat/Sun l ·S
5116 Chateau, lrvine
640-4950 $71,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
14632 Sweetan, Cal Hms, Irv.
67J.-8550 $68,000 Sat/Sun l~
2207 Anniversary Lane, N.8.
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
' 4981 Paseo de Vcga(T·Rock)lrv.
642-8235 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1~
DIRECTORY
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2207 Port Harwick (}Mlomes) NB
644·6200 · Sat/Sun 1·5
6348 Sierra Elena <T·Roclc> Irv.
545-9491 $92,900 Sat /Sun 12-4
21 Acacia Tree <Univ. Pk) trv.
552-7500 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
402 Belvue Lane , Nwpt. Beach
540-1151 $137 ,500 Sat /Sun 1 ·5
17781 Quintana, Hunt. Sch.
546-8640 /842-3486 SIS 1 ·5
1201 Berkshire Ln (Westclt) NB
673-9060 $119.500 Sun 1-5
3253 Washington. C.M.
546-2313 Sun 1-5
297 Hanover, Col. Park, CM
546-2313 Sun 1-5
5 Hermitage Ln. (Big Cyn) NB
644-1766 $398,000 SIS 1·5
7112 Stahov, Westminster
846-3301 $62,950 Sun. 12·5
8846 El Presidente, Fount. Vly.
846-3301 $67 ,000 Sun. 12·5
10151 Crailet, Hunt. Beach
962· 7788 $91 ,500 Sun l,S
433 W oodlnd (off Tustn /2oth) CM
646·3255 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1158 Mission Dr. (Mesa del Mar)CM
546-8689 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
14656 Or. Acs. (The Willows) Irv
551-2000 $67.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
#9 Rue St Cloud (Big Cyn) NB
752-1700 $215,000 Sun 1-5
3732 Provincetown (Colony) Irv.
551-2000 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
22456 Goldrush, L.F. El Toro
968-4456 $69,900 Sun 1·5
18782 Saginaw (T-RockJ Irv.
752-1700 $86,900 , Sun 12·4
3140 Country Club(Mesa Vrde) CM
· 546-5990 $92,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1821 Port Sheffield, Harbor View
675-3411 $114 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3.5 Mains ail (Jas mine Creek) NB
644-4910 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
20 Mountain View (T. Rock) Irv.
675-3000 $83,900 Sun 1·5
413 Acacia (Olde CdM ), CdM
675-55ll $131,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1950 Port Bishop Pl., N.B.
640-5345 $118,000 Sat/Sun 12·4
2811 Bayshore Dr(Bayshrs) NB
642·8235 $175,900 Sun. 1·5
2626 Basswood (Eastbluff) NB
833-9781 $112,500 Sun. 1·5
2225 West Hemlock, Santa Ana
631-1846 $72,000 Sun 1-5
18782 Portofino (T.R.Hills) Irv.
552-7500 $139,500 Sun. 1-5
303 La Jolla, Nwpt.Hghts., NB
642-5200 $107,500 Sun. 1-5
•#4 Holly StCUniv.Pk)Irv.
551-2000 $117,500 Sun 1·5
1689 Samar, Costa Mesa
540-1720 $84,900 Sun. 1·5
231Lugonia (NwptShrs) N.B.
642-3850 $63,500 Sun 1·5
22525 Overlake Dr., L.F. EfToro
675--6000 $99,690 Sun. 2-5
384 Mira Loma (OHlrv.) CM
646-3255 Sun 1-5
4 HOROOM
#6 Locust, Irvine
540-1720 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
207 Via Orvieto (Lido) N.B.
673-6026 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
24602 Los Ser ranos, Lag. Niguel
831-2700 $73.950 Sat/Sun 2·5
928 Salvadore, San Clemente
645-0882 Sat/Sun 1-5
24171 Las Naranjas, Lag. Nig.
494-8181 $87,500 S/S 12·5
4861 Lori Ann, Irvine
642-5270 $65,950 Sun 12 : 30-5
9410 Warbler Ave., Fount. Vly.
548·1168 $74,950 Sat/Sun 10-4
2781 Bayshore Dr. (Bayshrs )N. B.
644-1766 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1751 Wall Circle, Hunt. Beach
846-3301 $.59,900 Sat/Su n 12·5
227 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle
631-1800 $142,500 Sun 1·!
l4942 Piper (Greentree) Irv.
552·7000 $77,900 Sat/Sun 1-5'
•47 Montecito, Spyglass
644-4882 $324,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•#10 Rue Villars(Big Cyn)NB
675·3411 $254,500 $/S 1-S
336 Colton, Nwpt. Shrs., NB
642-3850 $78,500 Sun 2-6
19601 Roderick, Hunt. Beach
540-1720 $63,500 sun. 1-5
••443 Canal, Nwpt. Beach
631·1400 $159,500 Sun. 1·5
• 4 II• PAMIM•O-.
6.542 Morning Tide Dr., H.B.
(213 )945-2621 $ll5,000 Sun 1·5
23331Gondor,ElToro
558-8534 $89,950 Sat/SUD 1·5·
•2029 Swan Dr. (Mesa Vrde)CM
546-2277 $117 000 SUn l ·5
107 Via Genoa, Lido Isle, NB
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5
••715 Bayside Dr, Prom. B., NB
642-8235 $330,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2006 Port Bristol (IMJms) NB
644-6200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
12 Cherry Hills (Big Cyn) NB
644-8200 $395,000 S /S l ·S
17285 Almond Tree ln, u. Prk, Irv
752·1414 $82,000 Sat/Sun l -5
2213 San Lorenzo, Santa Ana
963-7881 Sat /Sun 12-4
•6001 ShJelds, Hunt. Beach
847-6010 $93,QOO Sun l ·S
618 W. Juniper, Santa Ana
636-3760 $71,750 S/S 1-5
18062 Lakepoint, Hunt. Beach
842-6802 $88,750 , Sat/Sun 1-5
•••219 Via Lido Soud, L. Isle, NB
644-1766 Sun. 12-5
9901 Wes thaven Cir., Wtmster
540-9922 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-S
24991 Costeau, Laguna Hills
540-9922 $89,500 Sun. 1·5
6 Inverness Ln (Big Cyn) N.B.
640-6500 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
6472 Newberry Dr. Hunt. Bch.
846·3301 $84,950 Sat/Sun 12·5
6901 Rio Vista (Fran Ftns) HB
842-9321 Sat/Sun 1·5
2012 Windward Ln, Nwpt. Beach
752-1920 $154,000 Sun 1-5
1053 Parkhill, Costa Mesa
548-0885362-4454 Sat/Sun 1:5
2005 Miramar Drive, Balboa
640-9900 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
411. Vista Suerte (Bluffs ) NB
640-9900 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
14232 Weyth, The Colony, Irv.
752-1700 $72,950 Sun 1·5
4642A!>bottswd , The Willows, Irv.
752-1700 $63 ,900 Sun 1·5
8.581 Lowmead (Landmark) HB
968-4456 $73.500 Sun 12·5 * •22Linda Isle (Linda II )NB
675-6161 $325,000 Sun. 1·5
2000 Windward (Baycrest) N.B.
675-6000 $143,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 ·
2 Rue St. Cloud (Big Cyn) N.B.
644-4910 $271,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1706 Tradewinds, Nwpt. Beach
646-7171 $139.500 Sun 1-5
32 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 Sun. 1-5
2415 Tustin-Ave. (Upper Bay) CM
644-6200 Sun. 1-5
1508 Antigua (Dover Shrs.) NB
642-8235 $229,500 Sun. 1·5
4292 Senisa (Univ. Park) Irv.
752-7351 $82,500 Sun. 1·5
3402 S. Woodland Pl, Santa Ana
548·9607 $68,500 Sun 1·5
14921 Athel (Col. Pk) Irvine
551-2000 $94,500 Sun 1-5
14571 Sawleaf (Col. Pk) Irv.
551·2000 $92,500 Sun 1-5
~1520 Warwick (Westclf) N.B.
642-5200 $125,000 Sun. 1·5
•1626 Brimhall, Hunt. Beach
848-1688 $88,000 Sun. 1·5
•6431 Weber Cir. Hunt. Bch.
848·1688 $92,500 Sun. 1-5
320Hanover <College Pk) CM
646-7414. Sun. 1·5
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2133 Miramar (Balboa.Pen.) NB
675-4600 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 * •3 Linda Isle Dr, Linda 11
631·1800 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
5 IR & FAM RM or DEM
•17 Royal St.George, Big Cyn.
.640-6161 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•23962 Stillwater Ln, Lag. Nlg.
831-2700 $120,000 Sat/Sun l ·S ••525 Via Lido Soud, Lido Is. NB
642 -8235 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
448 De Sola Terr(Cor.Hlnds )CdM
673-8550 $199,500 Sun 1-5
•2664 Basswood, Eastbluff, NB
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5
1779 Hummingbird Dr. (MV) CM
540-9922 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•6841 Via Corona, Hunt Bch.
846-3301 $109,990 Sun. 12·5
3728 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar
642-8235 $279,500 Sun. 1-5
10182 Theseus, Hunt. Beach
640-6600 Sun 1 ·5
52 Royal St.George, N.B.
673-1181 $229,000 Sun. 1-5
Z7 Bodega Bay Dr., Spyglass
640·4196 $20l,OOO Sun. 1-5
•1606 E. Clem ensen, S.A.
675·6000 $91,000 Sun. 1-5
6 II & FAM RM w D ..
•34 Mission Bay <Spyglass) CdM
644-6200 Sun. 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
J llDIOOM
16524 Le Grande , Hunt. Bch.
846-8301 $44,990 Sat /Sun 12·5
·1.200 Rutlan d Rd(Westcll)NB
675-6670 $65,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
2 IR a PAM IM .,. DIM
209 Nata (Blt.a!fs) N.B.
631·1800 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
18695 Maplewood Cir, Aunt. Bch.
968-3229 $60,900 Sun 12·4
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1969 Vista Caudal<The Bluffs)NB
640·6500 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1 5
53 Montllnas Este (RSJ) Irv.
640·5560 $99.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
711 Lido Park Dr CG2) NB
581-7000 $130,000 Sa lo-4/S 1-4
301 Avenida Cerritos (B]uffs) NB
833-1969 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 Barlovento (Nwpt.Crest) N.B.
673-9060 $85,500 Sun. 1·5
603 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) N.B.
675-3000 s120.ooo Sat/Sun 1.s
835 Amigos Way (E·blufO NB
640-s560 $84,500 Sun. 1-S
24771 San Marco, Lag. Hills
540-1720 $49,950 I Sun, 1•5
l II & PAM IM or DtH
•2403 Venier CNpt.Hts) CM
962·7788 $61,900 Sun 1·5
2228 Vista Hogar, Nwpt. Bch.
640-2039 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
402 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) NB
644-2373 Sat/SUD 1-5
4 Ill & FAM RM °"' DIH
363 Genoa, Costa Mesa
546-2313 Sun 1·5
I TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 llDttOOM
21651 Ocean Vist a Dr., So.Lag.
499-4515 Sat & Sun 10·6
631 South Fairview, Santa Ana
646-7711 Sun 1-S
l IEOltOOM
17 Seamist Circ, Nwpt. Bch.
646-6598 $.58,500 SIS all day
I DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
2 11&1 1R
2517 First St., CdM
675·3000 $198,500 Daily 1·5
2 ••• 2 Ill
• • 125 No. Bayfront,
Balboa Is land
I 673-4400 $257,500 SIS 1·5
Zllt&3U
708 Avocado On 2Br> CdM
963-2765 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
J •• & 4.,u 4404 Channel Pl., N.B.
631-1400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
FOURPLEX
FOR SALE
2 IR EACH
10532 Court St .. Stanton
839.4290 $143.009 Sun. 1-5
HOME & INCOME ·'"
2011 Kings Rd.Nwpt. Bch.
546-8640 Sat/Sun 1-5
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415 Poppy, Corona del Mar
673-2278 Sun. 1-5
HOUSES FOR LEASE
2 II Ir FAM RM or DEM
524 Hazel, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $650 /mo Sat !Sun 1-5
2041 Port Province, HV Hms, NB
675-6000 $.595 /mo Sun. 1-5
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#2 Rue Fontainbleau, B.C., NB
675-6000 $12s0/rno Sun. 1·5
1312 Santanella Terr. Irv. Terr.
675-6000 $585/mo Sun. 1·5
l II Ir FAM IM or DEH
18.51 Port Titfin (HVHms ) NB
640-8522 $550 /mo Sat/Sun 1·5
HOUSE FOR RENT
4 ••• FAM IM .. oae
18763 Santa Mariana, stardust, FV
962·5094 Sat/Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS ~·
FOR RENT
2921 Perla <The Bluffs) NB
644·4910 $750 /mo Sat/Sun t -5
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2167 Vista Entrada(Blufts)NB
&lo.5560 $675/mo Sun. l·S
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FOR REMT
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349 Rochester St., C.M.
548-9673 $360 /mo .....
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more than 25 yrs. cxper
We can sell your houi.c
quickly, proress1onolly &
w/Cflnfidcncc. We're ei.
p a ndin i.t & n eed
b h11men for our new
ore
CALL US TODAY
lhll Thompson Heall)
28892 Margucrllc Pk"Y
Su1te l 20.M V 494-1870
BEACH RETREAT
$)8,500
Steps lo pounding i;urt
and cryi.lal sand! B<wlo.
yard 1:; pay area pl:iy
ground. WmdrnR wooden
walkways to secluded en
try! Gourmet kitchen
Lavish living room with
step-down convcrsat1on
a r ea + r irepl a ct"'
S uns h i ne breakf.i..l:>L
put io. Pool-j ac uzzi
volleyba ll make th1:.
garden I iv1ni: a l 1t:.
finest. Won'l last. C111l
847·0010.
f)PIN Ill 0 •II~ llJN 10~1 N• t'
[eU&Hil
ONLY $54,500
Nice 4 br, 2 bll ho me on
hui;e lot . Features l~e llv
rm w/ frple & a hobby
rm. Super locallon. close
to everything. Wo n'l
last"
w &l
Walker &Lee
Reul Estate
~5-9491
SPANISH VILLA
3 BEDROOM
+POOL
Beautiful entry to huge
living room. Crackhni:
firc plact>. Gourme L
kitchen w /breakfast
arca. Ser ve t hru wmdow
lo privale palio. Space -
for R V porkmg. Local·
ed near schools and shop·
ping. Bargain price at
S54.900. llurry ! Call
96.1-6767.
OPfN I~ 9 • II S I UN •UM ""I ' [~lli!Hil
6BDRM
TRI-LEVEL
Rm for everyorle In this
exec. pool home. Fam.
rm., rrml. d in. rm., 3 cur
garage. corner lot. We'll
gua ranlce salt> or your
existing homl'
W & L
Wtilkcr &Lc<'
Real Estulc
!lf.S 3371
100%
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7U'Nrt'S i:m.uoo 9r1HTifUl rMll£1 MOIJll by Chris Abel tor dla· oomew/PoOl.a 961H803 lh~hlv uprra•fod rtodec·d Wt will make a deul. Nd
DOVER SHORES
Truly fo nfastic 4 bedroom. family
room pool home with expans ive view of
the Upper Bny a nd s urrounding
mountains. Entire home built aroµnd
atrium and oval pool with unique
custom fountain. Covered by clear.
r e tractable dome . F abulous l arge
mast<'r s uite with view. Has heated &
filtered JC:t<:uzzi. spa + s team bath &
garde n area. Kitchen with breakfast
nook and family room with we t b ar
have view o f the bay. There are too
many amenities to d escribe this
fantastic home to list. Truly a good buy
at Sl40,000.
Open HOUH SMnday 1-5
I 734 SantiOC)C,, Mewpo.i hach
MESA VERDE
Cambridge model. Completely redec.
& ready to move in now. 3 Bedrm,
family. 2 bath. Call quick! $79.900.
Open Houses.tjSun 1-5
2956 Pemba. CostaMna
COLLEGE PARK
Doll House. V e r y s h arp 3 bedrm.
family, 2 bath home. Located on
cul-de-sac. Priced to sell now .. at
$7,500. Call for details.
Open House SatjSun 1·5
205 Amhent, Costa MHa
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB
Pool home . Mesa Ver de, 2 hcdrm. den,
2 bath. Priced to sell today! SS7.500.
Call for appl.
Open House Sundcry I ·S
1791 Jamaica, Costa MH•
AIR CONDITIONED
Larg e Lri .lcvl'I 4 bedrm , formal
dining, fam rm. ~i hath , prestige home.
Fully sp r i nklered, t r imme d to
pcrfecl1on l and scapin g . Enjoy
J,!radous li v ing ut ~.500.
Open HouseSatjSun 1·5
I I 03 Tulan, Costo Meso
HUNTINGTON BEACH
DEANE HOM E . C le an, neat, 4 bedrm, ram rm, rcrcnlly painted inside and
out·. Boat door, patio, lge back yard.
Xlnt family ho me. Offered al a low
~1 .500 lfurryonthisone!!
Open House Sunday I ·5
8391 Crane, Huntington leach
[ ~ I l:i}S W Uaker. CM HOMES N•·549~S6SSel
BearhCotlaae ·S64,SOO UUI nnu• crlmioatlnc buyers PennlngtonPropt'r\1ell J lilt111oJdrnnverwdto2 u fanulv to"''" IO c>ur
SBR.,aba.$164,.500 With amenltles S!us!l You'U love m.eooto'97,'700.Subter-Iii: hclrm:o. Si.ll,50o. c.11 rormllr hu111e. 3Ur. 2 b•
4 BR.3ba.$137,000 th b llf 1 1 "" I l ranean security iaraie 6 Br·den·2 b•. Neat llt.2·1751 + fnm rtl' U>· owner 2BR & den $129,500 .G eau U an 11;8pe, comp e e F\oesl in Dan• J>L aru. . ltl•r1na Hl1h J:Jltn lJBQ 1:-."I 'I. R I''. N ~TWORK 752-0~oMS.IO Olt;G, Ai,;nl.
Mlll'$haU Rlty 675-4600 Wlth pool, decking, plantaos, exteoaive POINT REA.LTV 1811.ooo. 968·S7000wner. Pluat1u IHve name &
patio. cover, outdoor lighting & 496·5600 ~ H S t/S 18704 l ,1l."l1l•i;ta 4 llr 1--.1111 Km, numhl>r,
OCEANFRONT
$169,500!1
(;Jabslc beach hooie
TopCondlllon' !
sprinklers. The lntcrlor doeso 'l lake a M:i~lc:.'::t ta un It 8 1110''' 111 c(lllll Uv.:riu.11"<1 -
back seut either' It orte-many BTcwo IOl2 3brtwnh"c ""'".!'2ii. 11 uality thruout Xlnti-1111--ho-S-·J--·1-
• •iii ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• " '""'.. ~rht~1b & purk'I, hu,lt uc-"anc °" oaqu •
many f ea lures lo please the db · s nr Deane Jlrn In Woods. THE G t't'" i.:.1h• 41 other 1ttr.111. 53 Montanos Ede
OitEH SAT /SUN 1-5
I 07 "G .. STREET
criminating buyer. It's S bdrms ., Enormous Matr Br, f'R, LANDIN Ownc.>r will c.·any :!mJ OptnToday 1·5
ramily rm. & 3 car garage, make lhi.s Uv rm, 3 ba, AJC, Club RESALE r.10 412!1 Award wlnn1n~ 3 bdrrn .•
home tdeal for the O'N\wtng family. prlv. Own $114,000. Don't wu.it in hoc, romc S•n Lu111 Ruy plnn:
$105 ()()() o·-830-M47 DUY thls "Plan 400" --t N•wport West brond ni.'W l\1ovc·i11 rt•
• BR. 2\i'.I BA, 'pac1uui. 3 bi · i Lia, by ownr. Wolk t1!1y. Prolc11s. decor. & LIDO REALTY Outslnd 'i 2900 s q · ft· home. lmmaculale nod lo Bch. $'71.500. ~.~Ll!)li5 hamibomcly 1t1nt1Mcu1wd. DAhllll In Luke Forest. 4 .. _ I
3177 Vl. Lido .... I. 67~7300 1 usaul fully decor a led Absolutely your but now • "' -br, 3 ba, ncl at~m rm., and up~rodQd 1n uurlh)' hotnl' vulut• nt S!l!l,UOO loaded w/uparades, prol colors. Poul 11iio lot, pw DOWNTOWN H.B. t<..'OllW llul' & c"'m1rnre, llAl.llOA fSl.A'l:O dee w/Van Lult paper f 1 11 l \1 Yl't1r 11cw hm11111 In "
• 673·'900 • Costa MHa I 024 Cotto Mesa I 024 lhruout. Jtallan Marble CJJJ 1ona Y lun<iJc11 pNI quiet Sl:'Cl1un or ohl Town. olht•r'I well over SI00.000) 1•--------•I••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• e11lry, cath ceilin& in ~nuR:Y·g~sr?.;:ere p:ilm 2 &·drm, f·'• h,1lh, JU~t8
Oceanfront, rare find. 4 Owner, 2br, den. l "'ba, tl\l .rrn w /mlrrorod · 1""·1150 hhx·k., trom the Ul'l'Ull.
BR, 4 ba. home In mJnt rrnr, fncd yrd. 2017 Ma ' ONLY frplc .• formal din.rm.. Full 1mcl' .GM.900
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cond. 5239,500 pie, $49,500. 494·8828. tam.rm. + bonus rm, m Cl'11l11ry 21 /Surf Heulty Now and THEN A/C, lo malnt front & i iii 531.1414 •~:Iii 7512
Wiest, Rllr. 64S-2t2S 4 br, I '/• ba back patio wlfountaln & [jJ I I~~::~~~~,~~~~~~~~ Jlome for sule by ownr .... will you find such two-sprinklers. 3 cor gar _ _ I_ -- -
Corona del Mar I 022 Nr shop'g & schools. Im story elegance wrapped w/opener. Nr schuots & REAL TY INC. A CHARMER! Turfferock
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••••••••••••••••••••••• mac cond. Prln. only, in lhe Cloest lradlllooal shop'g cntr. · rriced for 7141846•1371
3067 Trmlly Dr. C.M fashion. Set in pre· quick sale. S89,950 Ch11rman11 hom(' "•th J 3 Bedrooms. 2 bath!'. re-l BR + GUEST 97!1·4489. sti&jous Eastside loca· Ownr/Ai;nt, 837·4687 alt 6 VIJla Pacific 3 br Condo. l>cJr1m •. family rm, 1kn. ndy to mov1: In NOW. OH ORCHID ---------• lion, lhis 4 bedroom, 3 or558-8534 Sharp' Lowest price 10 & I u v e I) Y a r cl 1 n Hecently vulntecl and
Call Us about this 3 Bdrm S-""''1-30' Pool bath home wilh massive v p $S2 500 Ao'-for lgo do\\ nlown area ur II B wallpapered All the ,._ ..... "7 r1replaAe and Del P l .... FountalnV_Jley 1034 oio:405 A· ......... L· rharmer w/lg e :'olstr Shake roofed dream .. ..., uo ~ gt c.'tens 1\t" 1rnni>l1n,.: work1sdonc.Come ses. Bdrm, sunny patio and house. Close to South tiled foyer will satisfy ••••••••••••••••••••••• · lhruout. PrH'l'd to .liell at come buy. $87,000 OPEN
detached 4lh bdrm + Coast Plaza. 3br, 2ba. themostdi.screteowner! GREENYALLEY EXECUTIVEBARGAIN 573,500. TODAY 1·5 P .M. 1117$5 balh guest unit. S105,000. shdang glass doors to th 6 Br, 4 Ba. S&S. Near Century 21/Surf·Rt-alty Past-o Picasso.
Call644·7211 rear . matur e trees "CONDO" bea,.ch, owner. lie. 536·754.2 •536·1174 OTHERSOPEH
561 950 I& IQPI'!!'! l 962·8946.968-1805 TODAY l·S PM /JD.NIGH
!JAIL[Y li. -there's somethini:: ror DEANE HOME 4 BR, 2 Ra, Turller<><'k Prop.ti.. ' ever Y one i n th 1 s Pacific Sands. 4 Br. 2 Ba. 5652 llighgale
WES TSIOf nEAL TV
752•1920 beautifully upgrad!'d 3 b t 1 ~'"' ooo t • •
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_________ , __________ , 1400 OVAi~ st NlWf'Ollf t.IACH y app on y. ""°• . )y * • • FOUR BEDROOM bodroom end unit! EnJOY owner. 536-9872 :l Ult. 2 ba, TurUerodc
ASSUCIAH5 INC B·l 8-?J2J
Preslige Home in Broad·
moor, Corona dcl Mar. 4
Br. w/woodsy view, 3000
l>q. ft. 5169,000. Pnn. on-
ly. By owner, 6.14-5-164
the family CLUBHOUSE <t!l8fl l'asc0Segorn1
2 bath. pool. Mesa Verde. UNIQUE w/ POOL & 27 acres of Prestli;e 1800 Model 2,400
$00,900 PARK jusl across the sqft. 4 Br 2"'1 Ba. furn rm
OWNER/ AGENT OfACE. HOME street-<>r relax in your w/fplc, sunken liv rm. on 540-0555 huge patio with r1rering. huge cul de sac l•>t --------1 R~stic. professionally This newly curpeted two 587,500 by owner. No PRIVATE IJ Y OWNER. MUST de~orated. great charm, story condo Is 11cared for brkrs. 846·4101
BEACH ACCESS SELL 3BR home. 16 Parking E·Zlivingat$S9,000.
4 BRSllSOOO Ctn 3br. 2ba upgraded spaces. Presentl y BYOWNER·4Br,2'-i!Ba, • , · condominium. $47,500. Psychologist's pracllcc . fam rm, hv rm, din rm.
The ~nee. ts right, the <.:all Bob 714·640-4082. near Hoag. Suil Dr .. , , .Quall ~ oversized lot. enough
locat1on ts g reat, the --' Atlny.-R.E.·Anlique • filac• • room lo park y11ur
mstr bdrm is i;11111t, lhc Jbr 112ba frpte on cul· Shop.OnlyS87,500. Fee Pro -&.I• motorhome, S84.890. yard is pool =>ILcd , the de'sac in 'a much sou"h C ... 'L 6 .. 0 6600 p...-. • 968-4-1TI
I and 1 => f e e. l h l' after area. Walking dis """ .. • 752•1920 ------bathrooms are t wo ;md Lance to South Coas 1400 OUAtLST NtW~f llACH BY OWNER.
the fireplaces are loo Plaza & Montgomery G~ ASSUME 6J/•VA MODEL HOM E 64~721 I Wards & schls. S62.000. • 1 h 3 Br, & study overlooking errle New super P us cpts , 11·v rm. "'1·g "ountry k1t•·h Southern Cal1forn1· thruoul. 4 Br 14'• Ua, " .. ' Keully, '546·5605 o CO. beaul. rovered patio, &famrm.neverhvedm.
f>.IO 81-19 •~•.._ w/lgc beck yard. Lge 1103.000. 968-4477
~~~~~~~~~ 1 Story, 2Br, 2 ba Condo. rntry kltch an exclusive. OPEN HOUSE
Many fine features EASTSIDE C.M. al $61,950. Call 839 Sunday 1·5 • PRIVATE BEACH
ACCESS S4 7. 90 o. pr in on I Comer R·2 lot wilh 38R, _A-'gt"-. -------f 6542 Morning Tide Dr
63l ·0226. 4!!5·6917 2BA home. Active Beau· Lovely area, lovely home. Btn 4 Ba. 3 Ba, fam r m.
Real Estate
by MCVAY
HEY GOOD
LOOKIH!
Orm t m1'!s this sharp J
hl•drm. :.! story root
home in prestl11e tract.
Upgrudl'!i of qu,11ity &
pt-r5onuhred tnul h. A
matlhle:.s \/Jiu•· "lcc<l
quirk !>alt'. ~o. II B
7H/9GR f ISli
SLEEPING BEAUTY
llas Just uwakened Gen
lie earth tones & 11o(L well
Ol'Coraled ruom :..
enhanced "11 h floor to
ceiling mirror:. 1n Stl'P
dow n LIL 4 bed rm
Landmark. Wallpaper &
pa11c ltni.t Altrucllvl!
n c1g hllorhood . 711 •!-l(\R.4151;
~1any tre<'S on this "•
uere site Cu:.tom :lhr +
Jl"t1st•:, SLUJ10 , Olll ~t'
tSep bldg). AdJaccnt 10
Jrvine Ran<'h for ~real
country view & total
privacy. By owner. pr!Ol'
only . Sl 59.500 fi73 JU!J2 or
213 376-8277
RY OWNE R 3 IJr by South
t'oast Plazu or 2 & wl"(.
bar den. lgc open l1vmg
urea, l'ath ceilgs, de·
coralor coffee c pts . wt pl;ink oak enlry &
C'OUntr)' kilch. Front &
back patios, low marnt
ty Shop variance-2 car 3 ~droom. assumable xtra lung 3 car g:.irai.tt'.
gar Ronm to builJ loan. 7'~ interest, hke .:ori:eous pool wtjal·u111 .
second unit. Great pnce new. AgentS.17 855~ unusual mast.,r bdrm Jlunt1ngtu11 L.1111tm.1rk
S00.000. BY OWNER 3 Br, 2 Ba, w/wood burning Irpk & Conclo, a<llh uv,·1 10. :i
CALL 640-6600 frplc, bllns, lg lot, patio, huge walk in closet br. 2 llu. rn1'tom dt•roral· Ready IC) move into this ed. prv patio ,'I.( ldry ussuml:' 7' )'n FHA corner lot home. Only • ~ beaut i.:rn hell area, ull
fjJJ·llU3 552·9503 blk to Seacliff Country l't'C I ut·. ;i vu If :tlifl' l'arh
21-lomc!> on Ian.it.> lilt
·HS Poppy. Owner / Hldr
will fmance 673-2278
corner lot. 979·6369 bt' Vets 8°/o Interest
10, and aft 5~M _ $68, 900
LARGE 3Br2BainMesa Suve r s ha rp 3 Br,
Club & Golr Cour::.e Dec Sho\o\n IJy appo111i
SUS,000. Hostess Rose Uwner ~·16,500 . \all
Simoni a n . Pace r a 536• n37
delMar.shakeroof.xtra t•nlarged Fam rrn,
lgt-lot. Newly decorated, BRAND NEW builder's w/new crplng. Spacious
Realty
(2l3) 945·2621
Tlll!:illO:'llEN£~f~DS covered patio, S65,000. own cuslom home. JBR. 1900 s q ft, lgc yard
'
•""Q","l' •. R"l.<>l'Cll Open house Sat & Sun. famrm.cent·air.t.oploc, w/fncd grdn area. RV --•
'" .. ,, J H 13 Presidio Dr . CM . walk'g dist lo all schls & µarktnl( area. AhiO xlnl BEACH HOME
557 2555 OCC:Come & see or call convcntionul financing. 4 Br, 3 Ba. ~1gant1c film Freshly painted. 2 BR & ------f 0 r m 0 r e l n f 0 CENTURY 21 rm, w /lots of wood panel·
den. 2 full bathe .... trptd. Open House Sat/Sun 1-S NEW PO RT 1Rv1 NE 848·005~ ing, bltns, galore, new m~lr bdrm wtdre!>1'tng 00 W Wilson, 4 OR, l!\• REALTORS. 838.8586 • conguleum kitchen &
room.openbeamce1lrng. Ru . li.t e backyard , OrEN SUN 1-5 at 1388 H·~-onB•ach 10 .. 0 furn rm. custom drps. Z
brick frplc. li:e counlr) ~prinkers, cov. patio, Watson 'S70 000 ""'"'"J' .. .. frplcs. 2'h car J!aral!e kilchen. O\ er 1()00 sq. rt. ! I 9. 9 !l O a 11 l e r ms . · · · •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • w I a u l o o p n r . I c
lor storage Ideal for &l2·32-10or636-6300 Agt BEAUTIFUL lBR, 28A S,ARKLIHG POOL workshop, custom huitt
wine t eller dnd rru1t Home. Wesl Side. Ready Open feeling. 3 OR , 2 BA, on very deep lot. S!l7,500
cdler Oceam1l'w from ROLLING tocl\)oyS53.500 chning rm. h11thly up-YourHoslGary Mc<.:turt>
sundeck HILLS G~ot Western g r d · d. 11 & F po o I , Pacera Realty
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-4 I.._. IRVl.._.E Real Estat• sc u I p tured tropic a I (213) 945-2621-
417 o hi Cd!\1 "' "' planting back.yd setting. -
TWO HEW
PETERS HOMES
If you m1o;5ed purchasing
a Peters Home before,
t.hcn stop and sec these
new Plan A models 1n a
[ anta:>llC VICW location
Both with 2 bdrm-1 .
formal dmmg, 2 haths
and completel) lenccd.
llurry, only SH9.\JUO l'lH'h
Duy one or both
red hill ~:.:.
552-7500
OPt;N DAILY
l:IA M.T06P M
OPEN HOUSE l·S
FABULOUS
This :1 bdrm lownhome is
truly elcganl.. J)t!rfect for
lorm:il entertaining.
l..llri;e expanses of glass
bring lhe beauty of t.he
pnvatc patio into the llv-
mg room, Jming room It
k1tclll'n The formal en-
tr~ 1'l'l>3rttl<', the living
.1rt.>n '\ from the
lx.'<irnoms! Ucaul1ru1'
$72,500
505 I BALSA WOOD
~
RANCH REALTY
55 1-2000 ---OPEN HOUSE I .5
SPANISH
SPLENDOR
Th" tJeaullful 4 bedroom
Cornell Model in
.. (;ollege Park .. is com-
p l cl e l y upgraded
lhrunut Beautiful, tge
entn hnll. Fum1ly rm.
Llonul4 rm. Formal din-
ing Prof. lanJ:.caped
~ardeus. Patio in rear. a
tommumly pools. Ole' 3 13 • · ··liarden atrium" brings 8-17-9632 Low mainl. Prime H.B. Owner says-offer Vacant ------------------1Gneral I 002 Stl!l.SOO. rec uut<loors 10. This home Easts.d Jb l~b 1 S65,500. 546·8640. 3 Br, 2•Ba, RV lot. Now ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------i prnfcs decorated I t "~leOOO. Or, a, rg 546-8640 549.500 Agt. 558-7752 TURTLEROCK
$92,500
14571 SAWLEAF
For Ad A~tion
Call a
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642-5678
The fa:.l~sl dr.iw in the
HB BEAUTY
$61,900
Graeious home deiscribes
this f IJr. 2 ba, FR home.
Call ror info.
W & L
W11llo.c.>r&Lee
Hl'al Estate
515 9491 Wc5t a Ually Ptlol -
Cl11sMf1cd <\<I f.12-56711. Want 1\d"
GeMrof 1002 Gttteral
Ca II 642·5678
1002 ••••••..................••••........•••.••••••
FIRST OfffRIHG
Fabulous New Bedford on best
homes1lc in Spyglass Hill with
breathta king ocean and bay views.
Spac dramatic tiled e ntry w /s piral
staircase. 4 BR & lam rm, game
rm, many upgrades. Beaut pool.
$324,500.
llG CANTON
Outstanclin~ home overlooking lake
and golf course. 4 Spac bcdrms, tru-
ly an entertainer's dream. Elegant
entry w /hig h ceilings. Pool and'
Jacuzzi. S'l.54.500.
HOME OF THE WEEK
Newport's hes t location, just lis ted
4 bedrm & ram rm. 3 Car gar.
Private hig h ho mesitc. Best floor
plan. $147,900 . •
S,YGLASS HILL
Best buy. Hard to find 5 bedrm. or 4
br & maid's quarters. Fam rm, sep
dining rm. huge tile entry, ocean
view. $205,000.
Oit!H HOUSIS
' ~ntecilo ••••••••....•. Spyglass
$324,500 -Sat/Sun 1-5 -644-4882
Z1 Bodega Bay Dr .•....... Spyglass
$205,000 -Sunday1·5 -640-4196
1951 Port Locks leigh .. Harbor View
$110,000 -Sunday 1-5 -640-4985
1821 Po rt Sheffield .••. Harbor View
$114,000 -Sat/Sun1·5-675·3411
#10 Rue Villars ........ Big Canyon
$254,500 -Sal /Sun l ·S -875-3411
675-3411
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IS A DUPLEX w & L n . 'i.711Mo 7 HOMES family r m, Corrnut t11n I SOMETHl""G ELSE Assume 5t,1,~ loan. 3br, ..YMM. UMDER $60,000 ml! rm . atrium. tq1lt· "' 2ba, encl patio, crnr, REALTORS Good location of 3 and 4 Xlnt location. nc•rM!!
When it's two residencei. <Mesa del Mar). Oy ---------bedroom plans located 111 from park & pool .\I any ~ie~.1as'f:·~. ~~t~. ~h;!:: ~~~1e~!'t::t~e owner. 565.900. 540·0729. HUNJ~~~~ON ~fe~~~g~~71 17~e~nar;~i~.' ~~~~~;~~e:.e~;~~er..1;·~~,\
+ 2 BR .. 2 ba 545.9491 MESADELMAR Allracllve 4 Br, 2:y, Ba pointment l o sec ors. quality cjrp(•ls & townhouse. both with ----------1 By Owner. 3 BR, 2 Ba. 842·2535. tlrape1> A supl'r family
RANCH REAL TY
551-2000 built·ins.firplac!'s.Real frplc. Hv-r m, din.ram-homewlthdinrm,patlo, OPf.Nt119•WHuN10arNH"(• horn<'' Hea 11011<1fll y -
lysomcthingelse. *WESTSIDE• rm. near So. Coast brick fire ring, close lo [' •• , prlcc11atsn.500 ll"Yine 1044
$160.000 3 BDRM + l ~BATH. on Plaza. 563,500.546·8689 beaches, parks. schls, & -~ ' ' SAN JOAQUIN ••••••••••••••••••••••• Univ-s1·ty R•alty quiet "'Ul·de·saA. Xlnt. shopping. ~
3001 E. C~t Hwy "'613·6510 local10~. SSl,500 ... Broker, EASTSIDE C.M. Owner Anxious :-. } . I l'opullJr ~.Ul I.mi. llc•y TU RTL ER oc K
540.0555 3 BR w/many xtraa. wel· $67,900 · moJl'I. 3 11th 111-. :.? li.t.,
MOVE Up •--------• bar. bll·in cabinets & OPE"" HOUSE Sharp ~ BR l"L b r I frplc , form.ti cl 111111~ r m ' II S8U\.V500 "" " ' -.. a, rp <', brkfht 11011k . 11t1l1l) l-'u now. on·t1ai.t' To4,._,..7 Wa••nfi Rd ---------1 bookcases, backyard ll Sunday 12-4 brick pa Lio. etc. Xlnl room. WAI ll·tr ·fr)f)Ad rru· 559-4558
IN ~" • Byowner,5br,1"4ba.Cov-beauly.SS9.900 cond. in cul -de·s ac. ' · ' ~ Gi CamcoH1ghland5 ed 16632 Simmone Lane ,w ... 950 ""'o,....1 n't1111i:~. 111 .i.:hh ui> 1ne Va~ant ··nd r"ady er patio. new paint. ~ JUO"U.,.. I ~ u ~ S59 900 un 0518 BR .. ""D ""EW <nr. Goldenwest/lle1l > ----------grad cu ... a l I ) ~ I flllCS, ~
OPEHSAT/SUN 1-5 -' . .,...,. . OPE;SAttSUN (714)548·3350 WALKTOBBACH woort rntn ~ k1tthl·n f
Corona del Mor 4 Br, 2 ba, fam/din rm, 26G9SantaAna Ave. Walk lo beach. Shows Oour ~9fl.'1:it1 Un ry
Prop 6 73 8494 Lovely home nr So. Coast J BR, ram·rm, sUll time Exeeutlve S&S 6 Br, 4 8a. like a model. Atrium en· DAVID D. CARLSON REAL ESTATE • • Plaza & Calvary Chapel. O W b 3 lo choose c r pt.' g , Sll0.000.. wner · e er try, Champagne carpets, REALTOR 833·929 /"'•lp/d11•/i1111.'l. 11eop/e .. LOVE YOUR Open house Sat, Sun 12·5· enormous· lot size. R.E.968·1805 fireplace. Garden view - -----rh~0-0201 k.t h L d Huntin""on Beach I 040Hwitin""o" Beach I 040 M 0 T H E R • I H • --------.... $75,000. am. Clas!!lcs 4 BR, pqol. 1 c en. aun ry room "'' ..,. MESA VERDE New inside. Im med . Pantry. S?3,250. Just llst-••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
LAW? DUPLEX ed. Call now. 842·2535. ..-------------.. The noor plan or this re-irf~~~~ 2f~~r~~~c~d:!1.ej 3 Different locations, ~~·. 1~~ 1 :~· J1~·~: oPl.N '" .,. '' 5'V"'10 H1 '•-<1 • ~:~r:~!~~d2~ti:i~.~~~ ~~1.~'f3~~~~~~=~~ from~i9~6"8640 •-84-7~-6-;-A-H_D_H_E_W __ ... r•e&itl
313R. 313A. mm rm. in 1·5 2029 S wan Dr. ~'Z.~J• ... ~-·-Never livedln,superup-
quiet Corona Highlands. _:><1_&_·_221_1______ .r~ ... ~ g raded Forci1t II Ills Pegged floors, gazebo .. ..._,"".. •• d I 3 BR a and gardens udd to the 3 E STS DE ... o e · • 2'h a.
charm. A buy :ilS135.00o. A I EASTSIDE R·2 ~~9~95gh~5saem~oldod,~t;
OPEN DAILY J :OO l INVESTMENTS Rnre buildable R·2 lot. S7 4,000. GRAND SQ9De;N~A.CdM from S59,000. Charming older hm. re-REALTY.842·6636
The Corona del Mar of cenlly cpt'ci, drpd & ----• HAL PIMCHIH tomorrow at Costa Mesa paneled. Huge liv rm Leaded gla!ls windows,
REALTORS p rices toda y. Three wtcor stone frplc. sep over staircase Oeeon
2721 P., Coasl Hwy Cornily homes each with 3 hobby rm. Harbor Hi bree:tes. nr Centre.I Prk, GOLD RUSH!!!
675-4392 bedrooms, a balht, achldlst. BuHd a unit for 4 BR, 3 Da, sep. din.rm. Gather round for :i nug-
COM CHARM ER
2 Br.+ fam.584.500
640-7353 640 4959
8Y OWNER on secluded
cyn 3 Br 2 Ba. lge deck
W/OCO & hills vu. 0J)t!n
SaVSun 11·5. 723 Cam
Hlghlnds. $127,500.
673-6643
f1replaru and family xtra Income. Our ex· fam.rm. brkfst nook, 3 get o r gold rl chei..
roorru. Shake root, 2car elusive. car gar , l \.'a yrs old, DecorGtor features
garage. Don't wait, auper upgraded. S88.750. thruout lhis 2 story, 4
please call w & L 842·f'802 18062 Lokepoint, bedroom fortress . Im· OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
Ph 5 3"'6 r----------1 marulate, in precious : 40-u 6 6 ¥•YALOAH earth lones. I ncludes
Walker&Lee Spiral at.alrcose, 4 Br 3 Alr1ums. wallpaper,
Real Estate Ba, den, fam rm. form. rt>untain, lovely drapes,
648·7'711 dining, H /F pool. Open covered patio. private
---------1 SaVSun. enclosed yards, pro·
W • h It het.wt CENTURY21 fessional landscaping, Dplx-708 Avocado 8 re er o .,. 320 HANOVER G R 1 ... 2 32 968-4456
3 &2. Maoy Extras Be•uUful 4BR168,900 reen ea ty"" ·9 1 CALIFORNIA
2 Be Open Sat/Sun l~ Open house, Sat/Sun. •·or OPEN SUN. J·SPM JUST LISTED OR "IUST"'
$149.SOO CASH sale by owner. Elegant lobb• S.llclcl 3 Bdrrn, 2 ba, fnm-rm, Arrive attbla upgraded :i
Sharpe Rltr A. Wells Mesa Woods home. 4llr, United Broken, 848·7414 Dutch H1.1vt>n. $65,900. bedroom, hu.ie con·
53'1·28'98 003·2765 3ba, form din rm, den. OPEN SAT/SUN J·5 domlnlum by the aeo!
16lc32 boau• rm, pool 1iu "D..P.W , . I 026 &46-8640 Ma.Mae ll't almos,t new with i)OC:o
HOW ISTHITIMI lot. prof dcrt 'd It •'••••••••••••••••••••• ~ carpett1, matching de-
for job seekers to ~heck ~~~:n~fi:;. ~fl:~~·p:rl~ ()pen Sat/Sun 34011 Maao ~?Jt~-c:orotor drapes, cu.storn
the Dnlly Pilot llclp & S C Pl 599 000 J)r. Brand new ocean REALTORS firepl ace. wood en· Wanted cl1tsa1flcatlon. U ~17·ttla ·0r 55~~~i55 • · view, CIOl!c tft Marina. tryway La Cuesta Ro
lhe job you wnnt 111 ni>t :z= · Only 1 left. All dl1t OPENHOUSESUN ll·S quet Club wilh tennl!I
lhere you ~l&ht consider Nr So. Coast Plaza. a8r, features. 3 br, 3b•. pluah 15822 Btlfut Ln. W'al ot courts r ight orf patlo &
offerln1t >0 u! services rounlry kite hon, frpk. quality cpL, a barsaln at Goldenwes\, north orr ~rwoo~f :S:_.4~ aster
with nn od in th~ Jo central air u pirrudes. $92,500. 10% down. F.dl see 900 s "'""
Wanted cate.cory · hon 172 000 BIU Thompson Rcnrty suii:r: ett.' 2 oa. u=j SELL Idle items with a
642·56i8 cOasUlnt Rlty G3M848 .W-1870 bome. Bkt'.887·1\U Dally Pilot Clusified Ad.
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HOUSE OF GI.MS
Double d oor e ntry leads to s queaky
clean adult occupied 2 bedrm +
d e n . Sunken Jiving rm, features
vaulted ceilings, step up formal din-
ing, ove rlooking tropical garden
area. Relax in the peaceful at-
mos phere or the centra l atriu m
listenin i.t to the waterfall.
Gor~eously landscaped setting. On-
ly $77,SOO.
$500. MOVES YOU IN
VETERANS put your h ard earned
eligibility to good u se on this c hoice
3 t>edrm home. Seller will pay all
your costs over $.500. Large kitchen,
brick fireplace, s hake roof and free
Doughboy pool. Only $65,900. Quick
occupancy OK.
HAS EVERYTHING Sp~ious entry bid'i you welcome lo
your P R ESTIGE 4 bcdrm, mulli-
bath, s parkling pool. jacuzzi home.
1''ormo l dining, caliY Jiving, Pool
side f'lre ring. Warm earth tones
thruout. Call now. We
have 2 lo choo~e from.
Roberts Rea If y
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()ft~TODAY l·S lMlltAC. 4 BR. qui.ct al. OPEN HOUSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Ut41YIRSITY PAii(: Reduced
$5,000. to $82,500. Enjoy this large 2360
sq. rt. family home. lmagine the cozy
warmth from it's two fireplaces, (1 tn
the oversized master suite). Stunning
Franciscan ceramic t ile adorns
step·down family room. Private patios tor 2 or the 4 bedrooms. Just steps
from your private community pool
and tennis courts. A delightful
investment. Call now
OPEH HOUSE SUNDAY l·S
4292 SINIU.
~ TIJRnl llOCll: Pool & Vi ew.
Experience the panoramic view from
this exceptional President home. 4
Bedroom floor plan with over 3000 sq.
ft. cr eates spacious luxury. Enjoy
jacuzzi, gas BBQ, central air-cond'g
and much more. Call t oday for
details.
(?E SPARKLE IN IRVINIC with this
squeaky c lean, profession a lly
decorated Plan 100 Jn 1'The Colony" in
Irvine. You will be thrilled with the
elegant decor and appointments of
this sparkling 3 bdrm, fam rm home.
One year "BPP" warranty. $72,900.
~J SNUCi A>CI cozy, You'll be
thrilled with this super-clean Plan 101
in t h e prestigious "RANCH".
Oversized master suite with cozy
fireplace for your enjoyment. Three
additional bedrooms, family room
plus extra large rear yard. This home
is SPECIAL. $82,900. See today!
~ ATT!N~ION LARCiE FAMILIES•
Enjoy lots of elbow room in this large
Monterey located in the prestigious
·"The Ranch·' in Irvine. 6 Bedrooms,
oversized lot. plus more. 3000 Sq. ft .
One yr "DPP" warranty. SSl.500. Call
to see.
CALL NOW 752-1315
DONALD M. BIRD
Associates, Re~tors4
WHY f'OSTPOHI beil achls. 4861 Lon Ann
HAPPl..._.ESS? MS,9.SO.~t.64.2·5270. . SUNDAY I TO 5 THIHOUSI
" , • 1888 Tenw le 1Ulls • THAT r r o r • ~ s I o n * I I 'Y Loguno leach I 041 Nnl ju:.l n 1trc.rnt hou." WOOD BUILT LOTTERY 1 l1.1nd~c1pcd 4 bdrnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• th.ls ls a real ocean view
Berkeley In c II SOUTH LAGUNA 11howp l11 ce. Spacious UniQue contemporery This scarce 3 bdrm., family room,
Lusk EaslbluU home £or $112,500, wtll
.certainly have buyers standing in line.
so call now for a sneak peck prior to
open house
Park. Beautiful gui~~~ P11rched IUih on the hill formal 1lv101 room, lil)'le ard!!,tceture, de ·
desk & shelves ltl atudy. overlook Ina Ah so beach t :•i.terully oprm1ntvd. 3 !:;~~e~'lve ~ :~1~~~r
wet bar In family rm "pier, wt mlles ·nc Bdrrn.,Fum.room,hujc UUllT ON 3 Lf;VELS.
Baek yard Is enhanctd breuthtaking coastline lot w I room ror pool. Located hlah llP the hlli
b¥ laf1e covered patio. b .. uty. Th.ls well de Q aucicl hou1c.-. f'tr S.-o It ON LAGUNA'S FAMED d~klng, gl\11 BBQ & t'On· s1gaN .3 bedroom, 2 bat.h N R l'.N S th"we~kend fil61000. RiVIERA COAST. W~ll
verntlonalllre pit. Steps home has I a rae v lew R E A L T y ! iliiii ii desliint'd 2 bdrm It DEN 833-9781 away from r 11fresb1ng deck & privllte polio I <or 3 BDRM.> ll0or plan
c:ommunl.ly parll:a & area. See today at • • .. hu huvy ah"I w/w
pools. Seeing IS bellev-sm.500 c 0 M M A N D t 8 0 carpets lhroo1.1t. llUGE
ml:? ~rice ,has bee? re· OEGRF.E VIF.W From MST R • 8 U 1 T E ...acter-Brown
dueed.Oontmlssit. .'i::11k!:ltrt!l. the deck o! Utii& m:urly SPICTACUL.Ak W/PATlO haa bllt·lnlt•••••••••••••••-
S94,500 ~ll~W new 3 Bdrm. 3'1'~ bath OCUM VIEW v:inltr &, clresser. DEN
14921ATHEL 499•2800 burnt:. ~n w/wct bar, New exritind lux1.1ry HA~ I' LOO R TO M._...leech I06'o..J-porfl h 10,,.0 d In In a room , 2 • C~ll .. ING fo'IREPLACE. -,..... • ~w tac v7
REALTORS
OHE OF " Kio.JD f1replaces, beurn-.'<I ceil· twnhma. 2 & 3 Dr. 2~ Ba. T"-2nd level featu~a ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
"' "" ing:. & a view decks . 0S' c1& 210'i down. 499-4st5. MASSIVE EXPOSED DUf'LIX Two .tilY llhingled Cape S18S,ooo. _11 Y • e... CROSS TIMBERS, LOE Best Buy la Newport LIDO ISLE
RANCH REALTY
551-2000 .
COO. t rue Laguna Beach __ WALK TO ALISO BEACH s L u M p s To N E MEW PRIC!
. Charm house. Unique PRIV_ACY & CHARM. 3Bedroom.Zbatb,farnl· FIREPLACE 4' ex· 38R down 2Br up.lnalde 4br,3ba.den/wcthar.
fpk, ha·rdwood floors, Catalt11a and roaslllne ly room and rireploee. teaslve us. uf glass, newly decorated. 1~ frple. 3 ear gar. 40' cor fii~~;~ 3di;;ndgen~m.;_ views. 50~100 lot. mature Secluded H&F pool W I OCEAN V 1 E W blka to beach, close lo lot .fl beam Cel11. ~v
separate stud I 0 . landseap1n1 & panehng, 30x1S $97 soo DE c K. s le p saver shopping. This buHdlna rm/. u"~o'w rg N.L v'
OPEN HOUSE 1-5
EXPECTTOIE
ENVIED
When you move into this
beaullful, proressionally
landscaped Plan 2 In
Turtle Roek. Th1:11 single
story home offers 3
bdrms &2 baths. Atrium.
Patio lights, Sprinklers
rront & rear. Wet bar in
ramily rm . Bri ck
fireplace. A must so see:
$79.900
18721 Paseo Plcauo
RANCH REAL TY
551·2000
Remodeled kitchen be1m~ce1hng &natura_J Jay W.Ve~tsRealty kllrhen has bllt-ln ls desi g ned with a ~fst;~soo. Ownr/Brk~ w/delightlul breakfast stone (1replare. 2 Bdrm. 31709Coast Hwy RANGE & DBL. OVEN, separlit.e entrance to the 673_6756 bay. Walk to beach. s.mallden&2ba.S89,900. So.Laguna 499.2237 DISHWSHR .. e l c. & large master bedroom., ________ _ 1---------1 opens to dining area. whieh could be converted
shops & hi&h school NEST JN BLUEBIRD Custom draperi es lntoowner'sunllorauest PYGLASS HILL, new $13S ooo 0 180 degree ocean vu ·co' UH. TRY FRENCH CANYON. Wake up to DOLPHIN R.E. thruoul. 2 Balcony VIEW quarters & stiJI have two home. Magnificent. by bin.I cnlls; watch the sun DECKS. This unique 2 bedroom units ror h•·
Distinctive north end gotlownfromv1ewdeck. 494·8581 bomelsour .. Buyotthe come. ~~· 832·69110 &
home. with dramatic 2Bdrm,warmlydecorat· month" at • SI 15.000
shingled mansaro roof, ed. wood -b urn ing t COASTLINEVIEW $84,SOo~·ll'rf .. • A t 67S 677S OHTHEW•T nesleled among stalely fireplace, charmine BEAUTIFUL! 3 Roomy SEETO~AY! ! !.. sJ_;4~4 · or ""' ER
pane trees. H as been kite hen & patio area. bdrms, 3 ~arden bathJ, GONE TOMORROW!! LIDO PENlNSUL.A
completely redecorated, $79,9~. pnvate study. AJJ in de· MISSION ltEALTY Mwpt Ten-ace Twalla. 7U Lido Park Dr G2 3 Br ronvert den, 3 Ba, 494 8057 l'Oralor style. $149.000 ,,... , C u L By ownr. 3 Br. 2,,., Ba, Beaut 3Br, 2ba Condu. ss· dream kitchen. $159,SOO. • 14 7 5 Ka t e 11 a tu p ,,.,.,s. It nwy, aguna balcony above sparkhng Piiotte 494 0731 frplc, upgroed, pool, pk, harbor waters. Mo mc11nt OPEM SUH. 2-5PM Bluebird l • nr bcb. Open bae 17 under $250. Open hse Sat
J 1502 MAR VISTA OPEN SUN 1-SPM Sea mist Cir. SS8,500. l().(. Sun 1-4 or call toduy
SOUTH LAGUNA MO. LAGUNA 1241 SKYLINE DRIVE 646·6S98 a ft 5PM or for an appl t o uc. ~:.s~~oe·!:.::~J I oc· ... ~ANU VNIBEEWAfTroAmBtLh· l~S g~~~:~ I eci~u ~~y ~I~ 8~! ~~~mh~t~e.~~~~('2~~~~ _Bw_k_nr_d_s._t_D---,--t-1 Sl:.>,00058 I 7000
"' close m view. 3 Bdrm, 2 den. 2 frples, huge liv'g ay ron ra.ma rom op •
char ming two-st or y baths. 1000 ft of decks for rm & din rm. Redwood to bot~om m this new Rood Runnfl' Rlty.
South Lai:uan home with entertaining. Like new-jaruzzl In lanai A choice s t rl ka n g t ow n home 23011 Moulton Prkwy. 2 bedrooms. 2'h baths move in condition. · w/total security. 2 Br, 2 H"ll and den with fireplace. Sl97,000 pr~perty. 5186•500· • decks, the .bay & a 45' Laguna 1 5
S139.500 --------•I ri~~~~~~~EE boat slip at your door. *UPPER BAY *
LAGUNA NIGUEL 618 Cst. Hwy. 494-1wa $220,000. Owner, 640.Sl6L Panoramic View
REALTY CO. MYSTIC HILLS 3 Br, 2 Ba. cath/eei1,
OPEN HOUSE 1.5 714/496·4040 830-5050 3 Bedrm, 3 bath, sauna, SPECTACULAR Ocean CAHALFROHT charm $98,000 ownr view, view, view. Great view. 3 BR, 2 Ba, frplc, 2 t4EW,ORT SHORES 64S.3594 POOL-SPA LAGUNACHAHM HOME c xe cut 1 v c home. yrs new. 1950 Sq. ft. Sandy beach, boating &1---------
T hi 5 beaut 1ru 1 3 W I.LL.l.Jl.M SS2 Cypress Dr. 3br. 2ba SJ59.900. Ai:t. 673-7001. Roum for expansion. swimming at your rront•-H•A-R•8•0•R-V.IE•W--
bed room. 2•<z bath POWELL on R-3 le\'CI woode<l lot. --594,950.0woer.499·2109 doorfromlhis3BR,2ba,
··candlewood" Model in .j;~d/ff.v,,k Affording 2 more units. --------• charming home; $teps lo CARMEL
University r ark offers 497.rnsr Clobc to bearh & storb Beautiful mountain & L HI I I 052 ocean. $85,000 By owner. lg. rorncr lot.
1 e ht g & rein 111 , ·~a--.... L_,...-...,,, Owner wall carry Jst TD. ocean view rrom a 30x~r CICJUnG CJU• CAYWOOD REALTY many upgrades, Cee ~l & sp~ surrounded b~ -===============~ Open house Sun, Oct 24• wooden deck. Just listed ••••••••••••••••••••••• * 548· 1290 * land. Prin only. 640-53-IS
p r o (es s ion a I I y PRESTIGE Irvine Cove. l·IJ)m. Askmg Sl2S.000. this large home. 4 Br, OPEN HOUSE 1--__;__;_:....:_.;__-I ________ _
landscaped gardens. security, beautiful sandy Owner/Agt. 4!;Hl990. 3ba & ram rm for only SUNDAY I TO S BLUFFS
Bonus loft' fo a mily bcarh. ch<_mnmi.: 3 BR. 3 NORTH ENO CON DOS S99.750 Open house Sun· ONTllEGOLFCOURSE IYOWHER room! Formal din111" ba.; spacious hv rm ·' · ' d 31 Bo St XI t nd Jb 2' ... b I "den formal d1ning"rm 2br. 2ha. frplc, view, ay 14 11 nn · 31448WtStMine n co • r, ~ 8• rg
room adds t ouc h ot wiiid'o .. walls O""n•n" tu ~ai.dt•nset1mi.: .Two le.rt • LagBch 8 t b th 11 living rm w/conversa· elegance' llr1ck ~ ,... '" ~so O S 125 Ll::EllUG HESRLTR. es uy on ego lion pit. Secluded area flrepl.icc in livrni: room huge lus h serluded .!I · pen un, · · course. Charming b k .... . • 1 ·3 G 33SC\press. 833 1355 499·1731 Spana'sh style c·ondo. 2 wtpvt ac Y•u. Approx ~~:~~~sc~7;,:i:;:n1t) ten ~~~~Ooclpoo arages. SU I'. ERB QUA LIT y Bdrms. plus amenities. 2,200sq. ft. 644-2373.
$117,500 BREATllTAl<ING Coast ar~hilt·clu ral wonder· See it today; It won't
view; delu>.~ condu: 3 m ~nt 4 llr. :Jb.t. ram WOOL> PANELl ~G last' !61000 #4 HOLLY STREET Ult 2 b· I home S17,,51JO . & i
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11!!· arize OCEAN VIFW lot lmmac-u latc 3Br. 2ba. ~~ili~iiiil den. wN bar. dining ~m .. Owikr will i•ar;y bal wi tum rm wtluts or woo<l ! •i . lrplc. Sµec1al amen1t1e:;, 2!i' do n s37 500 p:wl'llni.:. Owner anx-dccks. pool. yard. dbl. · ' w · • ·
Slo5 ()("' ~ IOU~. ~l,000. garage. · "' /"llOb"'\..... Opt·n house Sat 1-4
PEG ALLf'!~ <WJl.J..IAM8 :1()(1.1 ~tountarn View
Harbor Vu Homes
By OWNER. Carmel
mdl. 3Br. 2b11, ram rm,
many xtras. Principals
only. $118,500 Owner
transferred 644·12S7
IYOWMER
IYOWMER
Absolutely i mm oc. 1
story. 2 Br. 2 Du Condo In
choice location nr beach.
Sphl level, vaulted ceil-
ing liv rm, wt frplc & wet
bar . .Formal dm rm. Split
level mstr suite w /sun
deck & vaulted cc1hn1i.
Custom drps, l us h
carpeting thruoul.
$79,500. Will consider
leuse w /option lo buy.
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RANCH REALTY . . 1020So ContHwy.494·8519 BJ:l.13~ 4!~J.t73t 494·1511 Trade or finance ... can you Cind a brand
S298.000. 673·7770 or new house in N.B. for 55 I -2000 FOUR UNITS Beaut ,·ie..-. or oceJn & ca 1---------
nine I 044 lniM . I 044 OCEAN VIEW n\Oll m Temple ll1lls C · I Corn~n
Clcl.'311 c;1de CJf hwv . 150
fl lrontai.:e 1.1,;prox
23.200 ::.q ru & llO t ront lnpprox. 19,000 sq. ft.),
ne.ir Emt•rald Uay.
PACESETTER 558-8723 $90,360? C;1ll us. or ito to i----------1 Westminster & Clay. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••GREENTREEll1J!hlyup 121 l UH. (2) 2 BR. 8 2750sqft 4br,212ba.li.:11 O vt<rlooking crown Open House Sun openlOto5,Sat.&Sun. (,\:'\L'llll ~.\:"\ .IOi\QUJN OPEH HOUSE 1-5 grded. 2 Ur. 2 Uu . den. ~Jr;ii:cs. quarter blk In rum.rm . ~ frpl<: . µrules
:111r 21i nu.p11pularSun eoi..•us pst10,pond,nrsehlb,hy bt'J Ch Spuciou ~ & decorated . Sl2!J,500 Valley. 4 Bdrms, 2 baths. I ·S
Lui' It•·\, ;\t an.v uv· r"'ll ownr charming. REDUCED lo Owr1r. 494·5438.
>!''Jtlcs V11•w i.:oll rourse ROOM Open !louse S11ltSun SIOS,()()O
Proressionally decorat.
ed. Owner anxiow . Open 2012 Windward OPEN I 0-4:30 SAT
444 CABRILLO. CdM
& lak1• SllS.OO<J. 5-17·704 1 426Dlanzanila AMERICAN HOME 31341 CEAMOTHUS lncome-Northsid~
Sat/Sun 12.5, 24171 Las Ln
N a r a nj as• L a 1 u n a
Niguel. Asking $87 .500 A double iron gate entry
& courtyard Introduce
the iodoor elegance or
this 4 bedroom, 3'~ bath
.. Ivan Wells" home in a
superb low traffic, quiet
tree lined neighborhood.
Beautiful parquet Ooors
in family room, formal
or 833 :ms This sharp expandable 3 552 02J9 Realtors 494-7513or1001 SOUTH LAGUNA 2 Stores, 4 apts., leased --_...... + p ,111\ Pk I' •t ,1., Twnhn1.i bedroom. 2 1Ja1~ home in I 0 .... Irvine 104,. Open For Your R . c c. the beaullful Colony of· lr"tlM .... "' Inspection r ·1 Hd f H; _l>~L ~~uc. lers large bonus room ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••!••••••••••• fri/Sat1Sun 1·5 P.M.
at 52.000 n)onlh, ---------
heaut1fullv clccorated. rnEHJLLS-$68,500 I I I
SllO.oooor b e o>52..'..1~ 11pst11irs. Plumbed for -· Perched high on the
rull bath or wet bar. Add ellrrs overlooking Aliso
Remodeled 1975. $250,000 Comer lot on cul-de·sac
• 494-7551 * immae 3 Br. air cood, »loH!if!:tt\'>< O,EN SAT/SUM 1·5 I ur 2 b\.>drooin:; Ir you ' Beach & pier W/miles or
14942 ,,PER like! Large covered macneb / Irvine breathtaking coastline patio. Quiel cul de sar beaut v This well de·
Si>:irkllni: Gree ntree location. Community I shrned·a bedroom, 2 bath
Wmrhur. 1\ 4 hclrm., 2 pool, park, tennis & cable rea ty home has large view ---------lrnth. hight) upgraded TV. deck & private p utiu
clanlcr l111rry, 1t•s 1tui11g S69,900 area . Sec today al A-Olan
landscaped. Sprinklers.
25415 Hugo Rd. Ownr
496-4618
GOid realty
49S.(653 831-2700
640·7000 dining room, epaclous l ________ _
bedrooms, luxurious
wallpaper & near new
carpeUne m agnlry the
quality construction of
thisdominatin& home de·
signed with YOU In
HARBOR VIEW
Open Sat/Sun
Lu i,:u 1.1u1ckly at S77.000 37 32 Provincetown $119,500 refresh men t s
"TUltnEROCK '1tESIDENT HOME" served. PACESETTER PRIZE
$109,000
Phnse 3, 180 degree, no-
glare VIEW. Nice deck,
upgraded 2br & den. 552·70~0
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VILL AGE. ." . ."
REALTORS RAMCHHALTY
ew :lbrlrm. 2huth home. 551 ZOOO
Deerf1ehl :28 Ot!l'rwood E ----·-----Hv owner: Pr1n only
$75.000 fl'44·434
TURTLEROCK GUM
BR. d1oice lot. Rcndy
U~c. Bcsl orfer takes.
nwner 551 ·rn:11 1ss2-0100
anr ho San Jn0f'Jl1ln. San
Ciarlos m orlt'I 2Ur.
21,ba. sn11~1!c.-ry Vitw of
~otr courst•. many uv·
i;:rades. $10S.OOO Owne
634·08-14 : eve!'I 833 11189
GRACIOUS
.and earerrre San Luis
H<'Y con4o; ;l tidrms .• 2"11
bulhs. eurg1ious home.
uwny from tromc noise.
M:iny lJ'm enltles.
fmmtd. pos.sesa.
red hill ~·
552-7500
'urllerock. Single family
nttarhed home 3br, 2bo.
llv, din, & f11m rms
+atrium. v11ulted <'eil·
lngs. brirk p11llos, up·
gr aded inside & out.
$83,000 on lease land. By
wner. 833·3S13. Prine
nly.OpenSal.11·6.
OPEN HOUSE 1-5
FANTASTIC
This beautiful plnn 102 In
'1'he Willows ' olfers 3
bedroom. formal dinlnll + oh(;ontrartor 80ded
rumily room' Cl'ntrul
.Jir! Carpt•llng! \Voll cov·
l!n11g,! Unbell able:
$67,50
14656 Oran9t Iii.
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RANCH REAL TY
SSl·2000
FABULOUS VIEW
2Br, 2Ba Townhouse
Luxurious Uparodu
f«lneho San J oaquln
'1S2-0283 or 840-0163 Agt
Pis Iv name. number
•WANTED!•
lniM Woodbridt•
Model
Prescott or Oreenbrtar
NAME YOUR PRICF.t
CENTURY FINANCIAL
REALTORS ~l-1210
IYOWHER URivenlty Porte
12JUflder S70,000 Assumable loon. 3Dr, 2
aee·Wlndsor Model. ba+fam rm. S«>.500. C1U
mo. new. Tiied entry. 7S2-0283or640·0168. Afnt.
pgr.ade crpts & drps. Please leave name &
vertd p11t10. Nlre entry1_nu_m_be_r_. _____ _
rl.2 br, 2 h1.1. Roduccd Must ncrlfle~ Deerlleld
167,900 "A$pen" 2 sty 3 Br, 2\t
Ba. din rm. ram rm, ~arden home•Buylnr. bonus lot. many xtrH t.
ood locollon, neat upsrades. By owner,
:!.'"kb·,,PG-02 l,ttcnnlc~· 3rtb~: mnkc offt'r GSl-4348 aft
... "' 11 ory. ou .,.. 5PM &wknds allo areas. Rcdoeed to,1----------1
mmcclmtc pnb1~<111lon
1"1tr unit Owner/ A,eol
"8818 or 5$ l 2000
NEW Univ Pk Peter
Twnhm 3 Br 21~ Ba,
popular C Plan Xlnt loc.
SU,500. 547·7044 o
833-3215
REAL ESTATE Newly listed Plan 60 -4 bedrooms,
family room, 2 fireplaces, lg. pool & Dt~~~
jacuzzi. "Mint condition " -~~~
Professionally decorated in soft •e1Meoo Ocean vu from almosL
QOO Glt•nn"Y" ~t
494 947) ~~9 Oll6
Fantastic
Everythlngs new! Cpts,
drapes, stove, oven.
Sweeping hilltop view.
4ilr, 2Ba. Only S73,9~.
Open house SaLJSun 2·S
24602 Los Serra nos
mind. S154,000.
Absentee owner /bkr.
ii. IPkactr ,_ea_r_lis_le_._< 1_14_>_32_7_·37_7_3._ IMauail l Drive by 2244 P ort
greens. Serene view of hills & U.C.I . EMERALD BA y every room . llronu $169.000 fee. Pat Haeckel 752-1414. glass and rcdwd used ex Prap...ti-.
t 752-1920 (K50) Beauttrul view lot in tens1vel~·. level back yd. CUSTOM AREA
quiet scrt1on of Emernld 3 BR. SJ 19,500 s Br. 4 ba. 2 Story. 18'x40' l~~AllS!-NIWl'OllJ llACH
SUPIRI LAKESIDE VIEW!
Watch the ducks on the lake from
t his superb golf course view 3
bedroo m condomi.ni um. T his
exquisitely decorated San Luis Rey
model is loaded w/custom features.
$125,000. Colleen Jensen 752·1414 .
(K51)
HF#J. Y RIDUC:B>!
Nifty corner unit condominium. 3
bedrooms +formal dining. Popular
Plan 3 Broadmoor. An excellent
value at $67 ,900 fee. Roberta Lyon
752-1414. (K52)
''lltAHD HIW'" -
CHOOSE ROM TWO
Peters Townhomes ! One is 2
bedroom, family room w/brlck
fireplace. in s uper location, at
$96,000 fee. The other is a 4
bedroom, fa mily room, dining
room, close to shopping, parks &
schools at $99,900 fee. Laszlo
Sharkany 752-1414. (K.53)
DHIPlaD -THI GOOD LIFll
2 bedroom + conv. den park home
-planned for TOfAL convenience.
Luxurious master suite -mirrored
wardrobe -wallpaper & oval
Grecia n tub. $79,500. Lorraine
Rennie 752-1414. (KS4)
WOOOllJMI!
Fantastic M adiaon model! 3
bedrooms -air conditioned -
upgraded. Dec. escrow. Top
location r $96,500. Marilyn Bulkley
752-1414. (KSS)
'42·12U '44·6200
'°l Oover Dr1¥e Harber Vltw Canter
lrvlnt et CAmJlll• Vali.y Center
152·1414
Bay : easily buildable. ---------1 pool. Extra large private S9S,000 lot.
CROWN POINT OPF.N SAT/SU N 1·5 Open HouseSat/Sun2·S
Morvelous location. only 1680 Lmuse St. 2:.1002 Stillwater Lane.
n few steps Cmm popular ON Tll Vi 111 LL
Crescent Bay Beac h: Close to Emerald Bay. ---------
this 3 bdrm., 2·~ both chornung 2 UR, w/somc Mission Viejo 1067
home. on a quiet cul de ocean v1~w. lrµle, lge •••••••••••••••••••••••
sac. has a greut floor dining urea, breakf11st Tiy owner. 3br, 2ba home.
planl· low maint. yard. hat, modern k1teh. 2 Upgraded crpling, bltns, HARBO" VIEW
Qua lty construction wiring, peg floors. patio, lrpk, covered patio, Im· HOMES
Garden room with built· delightrul t errace. mac cond. Open house P"LERMO
ln BBQ.Sl68.000 landbc ape w /severul Ort 23/24. Prine only. "'
.. U""ITS fruit trees, g.1r & boa $&1,500. 768-0568. Model on cul·de·nc "' "" prk"g. $89,000 t"hu1Ct• re -------1 street. lrg aide yd ror 6xcept1or\3l unil!! for s1denee. DECOR"TOR'S boat t p I 1 t owner/occupant, upper "' •car, e c. oo 11 ° ·
apts. have xlnt oeean & JlENE REALTY DELIGHT Open h8ouae Sun h1·5. 1607
hillside views: high open, ___ 12_13_>_4_34_·0_90_8 __ ~ wt POOL. lllghly up· Port a rmout • Agt.
beamed ceilings. All un· graded, sr.cct. view, pooJ,_61_3·_160_1·------i
Its have carpets, frplcs., GRECIAN VILLA & jacuzz . Only S71,950.
laundry rm & outside Pillars-Bcnutlrul Wood & New listing. 673 780\ A~'t.
deck urea. S291l,OOO Tile. Water( all. Guest Open Sun 1·5. 27006 Via
house. Ocean View. Too _S_a_n_D_ie_g_'-o_. -----
many amenities lo men· N.wport leach I 069 ~~,,, .,.~ •• lion. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -J W-.C-JU!tHit the Market! BIG CAN VON CC Broad·
1412 Marine"
Bring scrub and paint
brush to this 3 br. 2 b<1
h ome. New copper
plumbing thruout. Very
private. $84,500.
Open Sunday l·S
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' ,, •• .,,,,_ $27'J.OOO more home Plan 2 •BR LEE IJUGllES RLTR. ' ·'" ' UOSN.C-nHwy.,loguna 2Va BA. 3 car gar. Prof. H"R1o•v1EW THE BLUFFS. modified
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i----------1 nr. 7'h. fairway. e Catm HOMIS compl rede<' w/lrg mstr
. 04 I --·-h I o .. a· homes on st reet. 1230,000. CARMIL 1ulle. J::verythlng new LocJutta Btach I l-,-... -ac -Owner (714) 844·1637 for Comer lot, 8 BR. 2 BA, Utruout, Iota or wood, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• II nppt. family rm, profonlonal· mirron, w a P!I p e r .
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LA.&UMA OCUH SIDI
L agunlta Architectural Digest .
classic by A. Quincy Jones. 180'
White water ocean . view. Within
steps of beach in secured, private
community. 4 BR, 5 baths; on 2
large lots w /room for pool. $375,000
A COLOWIU. IAHQI CO.
496-7222 831-0836
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1-o..;...--------• ty lndacpd. atrium. Super poUo w/BBQ, wet
"'EW,OllTSHORIS Priced to aell now . Agt bar, Pool. Sl\4,SOO.
3 Br + den, sun deck, 613-7801. 752·8141 days/ 640·2039
hlghJy upiiraded, 2400 1q.•,_----------------1 eves & wkcnda.
ft. 2 blks to beach, pools, Udo 1•• L 0 IR •HD .... EW tennla court $97 ,500. •• uy wwer "' "
Prln only uh 848-8807 SI 11,IOO 5 BR, over 3000 sq. n ..
btwn 4 & 10 PM. 4Br, 8ba, l&e patio. 100X100' lol, 2 frple's, ln
48'lot(St ~Sl) pie car gar. many otht•r Country livln11 60x13S'
lot. B•ck 8.ay 3 Br bme.
SS9,9SO . 5St·llll
3 ear gar. Open sun l ·5 c u st o m r o n t u r e e •
201 VIAOltvJETO St 34. 90 0 . 0 RAN I) fTM02t REAL TY. &U-8836
Owner/All ------....i1---------VlEW, 2311 curr Dr. 3 Br.
HI NEIGHBOR! Here'a a NEWPORT SHORES Fam 1\m, formal dining.
roomy, homey, custom lmmao. 2 Br, den, 2 b1i. 3~ Bn. l\it Opgo Sat/Sun
38R w/a lrg lovoly ~I, Dix futures lhruout. &12·4603 ~~ru loo. 1901 .A. Ultra mod kit. new bll111 ,_H_OT_N-EW_t._1_6T_l_"'_O_l_ l u ,e<!t lamp 4t even a 8 282 1~
1ct'rel 11quor cabinet! 1'13,SOO. Y owoar. Nwl)t Shortt A·fi'lmt. 3 ~
Drive by 2918 Irvine Ave ~eds:;· 642·lW. Open br + fam rm. $68,llOO. or come to our Open1-•-t_f_n_l_·5_. _____ , Alao hua• 4 br, 3 b•, 1
lfotlH Sun. 11·5 t.o ttt. Buutlful 3 Br Condo, on Ator)'. Priees Jusl aluhed
Call Miko Parker/HllMI ltlo waterfront. Spac· t.o JTIS,9Ml. Call 642·3850,
Ha1ar ~-1197-4850 tacular View. 833-lMI P\'operty Ho1U1e
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MONARCH IAYlllllACE.
By o wn et, Cont em p orary
tndoor/ouldoor living. Pvt beach. Nr
s bop'ng & scbls . 4br, ram tm, 2
atrlums. 3 ba, frplc, Jlll e lec ktchn,
quality drapes & crpts. Lrg pool-size
tot. Btfi like new, ready to move ln.
$14$,000. 32642 Adriallc Dr. Open
Sat/Sun, 1-5. By appt. 4.99·3289 or
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TANAROM •tsOllT, COlOl.ADO
In wlntor, a luxury h ide a way ,
compJe~e wHh uncrowded skiing,
indoor tconis. health s pa, swimming
pool, massage, fine. restaurants & Uve
entertainment. In summer, known as
one or the finest golt & country club
resorts. Xlnt condo-rental lnvestments
BIL L GRUNDY , REALTOR
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yrty. SSSO. lilt July 1. $l10, wtr pd, l'l & last + drps, fent-cd ) urd 2 Car l>\:crh l'lll Ufuv Pk LCIMJU"G ltodl 3248
675-5246 SlllO R•lundabl•pdde p 1 ar $335 1111 3--1 569 Culvcrdulc Co .J>»rk •••••••••.,-•••••••••••••
Colla<>e 2br lba beamed 548-00.&3 S3l 9M5. Agent. no r~ z lldrm . )0\lf ~l\(HC:tl or 3 ronoral'f\I(' OCt'llR '"'"
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docl'ihnj, ~· dOONto & wln1 2 Br. 1 Ba. encl. guruge, stper cle1m. <t br. 2 ba. nu s bdrm \Olli" c)\Oh:e or 1'I frpks. S650 .tW :!14(17
Wli. l.lfl Que s ve. cp i. patio. new p11lnl. crvt:. &. cpl&, drps. fenced yard 2 rrorn ~. to S4U - -
or 1 !jingle onJy. m 51mo drps . S275 ~'IT·ll;9:1 Car t;l\r $.155f ~-4~ ~ bdrm > 1lur d \11h:{' ,,f 6 3 Hdrm. P"'' ) .m l. 01:{',t1I
yrly. ti4-l-09'J7 aft 6pm -531·9M5, A11ent, 110 I~ lrom S450 t11 $1~r. vu . h~lly ui1.i rad••'· 3Br.1B11,(rplc,fncd yd. ----No l". bardwd (lri1 , trplc· 2BR:crpl.dtapes,st.ove, er ('his. $37 5 u1 0 .H \)NT I N G 1' 0 N Cti-ttowrl Mance, 491364'7
refrig. frplc. Pallo. S450 675·3-132 unyllrne 646·8688 HAIUiOUR AR~A. 3BR. RAt-'CH REALTY or 152-6tm
yearly. Agent. after 6& wk nets 281\ w thuse f~m1Jy room 55 I ·2000
673-72l<lor74S.6822 ----• & lrplc near schools --Hills ide lHduw;iy hH C def M l22Z EAST SIDE . 3 Br, 2 Ba. S425;mo' CALI.. TORIN. Univ. Park. 3 BR. din rrn. w1v low. 3~5. ll u1·ry i
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RIGHT ON TllE:SAND SILL Oil TlADI ~5'. 2 ~r duplex, frpl. pets. Married cpl only. ba, 2 car gar. Beaut yd Turt_teroc~ Pion 3 4 br, p11tl<>, nr 1>ark~. ,.hop:s &
Lovely duplex wr & Wr Most unique h o m e located in Zapopan, ~~i~~!~!~;1~~37~ee. S250mo. Call S48·040l. Cov·<! pat. S375 s.J6·1U6 ~:~!. &~;" ~":, · :~~l it1· f~)s. S38S~~n~sit9 k'T''
homes OR Brand new Mexico. s uburb or Guadalajara. near lbrsm <.'Otla11ew/sepgar. Rent/Lease 3 Br 2 ba or 552-7093 1.Y~: C\'S, a~ or
2 B r Con d o. M a n y • h · t d 4 l Br + d~o. fplc. newly S2SO incl lnrlscpng. lsl, r r P 1 c c 0 v • d • P 11 t. ' --Geo~ Betty Kerr Realty r e a t u r es. 1 n s 0 . n e w . maJOr s opping cen er an painted. Steps to beacb & last. + SlOO sec 286 crp t dr.ps. 1 Blk elem .' Unn·. Pk. II. 2 br. 2 bu Air' C nd/ic..tc ocean~ide Buyoirt'ot bl ocks from Bas ilica. Newly s hops. S3SO mo. uld pd. Walnul.Key al28ft : hool 5350 Call lnhome frplc. l·athcdr•I , 0 .,..
Com. Visit Us Call Dave nr Joan reconstru cted Colonial, very private 3 403 Jas mine, tower. Mr -sc mo ce1I tmmuc s.too incl 3 B1 2 I.Ju. <·pl.41. drs;'
Sunday l 5 PM Century 21 R.E. Br, each w /bat.h, opening t o interior Bandolalo. (213 ) 776-4292 !\IESA NORTH. 4 Br 2 Ba. 962·~3· 847·7206 --lenni:.. pooh. JJCU.UI 11'\hw!'hr. !-'am Rm. O!n
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OpenSunda)' 1 S PM C~iat Owne r wis h es to trade for Baja or So. 551-4447. Adults only. $275. Kahle end gar. lncd , patio. & fam rm. 2Vt Ba, nr pool. VILLA Ve r >' plu~lr :I 673-1181 Pro~rty 1600 Calif. waterfront or sell for $72,000 ~-r-Reatty.646-3997 ba lcon y. $500 . C all schl & park . s 1so BOHM. 2·~ BATH. 1.115'•
-----••••••••••••••••••••••• fu.rn, $62,000 unfurn. Prin Only. Write 2 Br. 1 Ba. paho age. 968·3119or968·3301 497.3973 sq tt hncl p anoranlH' MY OWNER B FRO...aT S325 mo. 64-0·1 ft 6 MESA NOHTH 3 nn. 2 . --ot:ean view Refrli; rebuilt me thru·out with A Y n Classified Ad#695. ])ally Pilot P .O. PM. Ba. fam·rm. frplc, focd -lbr, H(o ba, 2 car ~a."· lge CHARM I NG 3 Br us> wshr . dryr S700./ hw.
designers kitche n. teen Office building, s pec· Box 1560, Costa M esa, Ca. 92626 yrd. $435 mo. Call Agl. to cul·de -sac yd a ccom-graded twnhme <Walnul •BOHO REALTY ft
suite. & uccent on VIEW t:Jcuhir view, luxurious 2br. lba on Narcissus. see. Geo. Mu r l 111 , ITJ~utCes boaCl & ca50mrer S<p . Park & pool. S345 ij;ll·S41l Eve: Jgs.<1&.J:l ilnd I NC0~1 E UNIT. exc1:ut1ve off1ces Anxln ~ Newcrpts.nwlypa1nLed. 546·8610 Notee 20122 ove r . S4. mo. 642·9799
Owner will help finance investment al$630.000. S285/mo. 640·4829. a Toro --3232 ~~54 _ _ COLLEGE PARK. 4Br. I Br •. 2 811 , lge y_a rd. S425. 2
'1!:19.000. Try lea:.e op BILL GRUNDY Income Property 2000 Out of County Beaut. 3Br. 2ba. So of ••••••••••••••••••••••• wanl 3 Large Back Yd'' 2';ba fo'H 2350s q ft Br. 2 Ba. E. Nme. Nr goll ll~F'EN SAT&SUN l S Realtor 67S-6161°0
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8 • o - - -TRIPLEX $79,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults. no pe ts . s42s. & club facil Showca:.c ba ho!ne lor only SJ!l5. occup. $475. Own 640·17t4 Oceun Vu, 2 Br Condo J un l:Soe, i\gt . S..16 64 Duplnes/ 675 2763 K d •"'ls & s ingles ----OnitssOle ISOO Abo triplex & 4·plex for · __ home, Lake Forest, S435 mo. 1 s .... ---+lunui r m. & pool t'.1 ..
Son Clemente I 076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• exchange. Prine. only LARGE EXECUTIVE Spacious2 BR +ram rm mo. 768-8249 considered,. 1Jnct gar dr Turtlerock 4 br. fam rm bland Villui,:t.>. Adil•
••••••••••••••••••••••• _ , Broker 833·176K S Ur, 4672 sq . fl . ocean 1 . • · · --opene r . rp c .. s torage Redec Comm pool&ten S38S 6'10 H>-H &:>41i·2873 "' • * p R i-:s 1 DE ~TI A L N E ,w , I N ~ !> ~ N -• vri:w 2 9 acres 2 wt pool w:Xxl~ p r.iv at; P~lro, Vacant. SPolless. 5 mm. l shed & ser vice Porch. s.550 mo. 644-4157 -·--1n; 1 c wrs 55 1.000 . CLEM EN '£f~ Ne " WANT:4-6Un1h & g~esl ho use. Clear·~ urm~g L~e~ace S D Frwy,3 RRTwnhse. Ca11Donat846-1371 TURnEROCK -Missio"Viejo 1267
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l>a. cli:an & p n v i.te . e nr l g;•r. M~I> lndq'. tr.tde. Write for free _s.i50 mo.573~1. Lake Vista. Lake Fore1>t Be8~c~ llwa:k 1spa~~ous 2 3 BR. 2 Ba. fam, din rm. New Castille 4 Br. bonu~
t>wncr tran ~fe rred & rlrn.e to beach & shop<; *MOTEL* brochure lo C t M s 3224 5460469 or 546-02SS · a. rp c. pa Jos.+ lge yrd. adJ P a rk & rm. 3 Bu. 111r cond & up ~ i;· LO(' ... R L' A LT y OS Q • 0 rec. fac1ht1~s. S425. Open p I •c ... c / '-'•·•-614! ,111"0 0., " "" 40 Un.Us. Anaheim. near Oalewo od •••••••• •••••••••• ••••• Sun 1 ~ 536.6331 or oo · """"· P mo........ ~raded. ~95 mo. 968-834:.!
• UERTllA II 1-:N It Y * I!»! 1170 Disne) land. Xlnt fmant· Realty, Inc COME HOME! Fountoin Valtey 3214 12131596 SSW S INGLE :.l y end unit 2 Br t •t Ba I a inastu ltK\LTOR~ . 4~2·4121 Olean Vu Dph., new :I RH, mg. SOOO.OOO 902 S o . Santa Fe Have a real home at Fox· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----;\lr&. Clean':; 3 Br. w1desl view. SJSO ~r mo. (;all
'.!15 Uel ;\l ;.ir. S.in Clem ho11!.c + apt. SJSl:l,000 NEWPORT IEACH Vista, C a . 92083 hollow Village . 621 W. NEW EX1':C hme, 3 Br 2 OPEN HOUSE gre~nblt·'.fhe T e rrace. afl6PM 496.7,a71
l•or sah.'byownr Assume llldr Ukr.6-l_t>~.t-ll-1 REALTY 675-1642 Wilson. Cost a Mes a . Ua, wetbur f;1m rm 8791 Savoy Circlet.: of Cov dpalro.dbl gar,op· -
\ \ 1 t: l'd d 'd Adults, S350. mo. Open S500. 18220 Oevonwood, Newland 1No of Warner nr. fptc. we tbar. pool, Newport Beoch 3269 ' eoan P • rp ·Income Property 2000 4·6:30 weekdays, 11 6 JO s.t2·4~ oiBr. 3ba or 3Br w/"1ant Jae. Nr i:nlf /tenms . $450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 11!-th"''~hr. ran~e. rcrr1~ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• EIGHT UNITS R ~ ~t .. ~ d m pool eUI ~ ote weekends. Avail. Nov. I, ----b o n u <. r '.". hu ge Ownrt_A!;\t 6"'4·2932evs. Liilo Isle 1 .. , ... 1 ... 'br, .,0 ... ·•,lll<I i::ir 1111~'.,'-1 \\ 1 ·, 'llave u p to SR00.000. cash 1 11 :s l:J DR M . I 4 ) 2 Wonted 2900 1976. 642·4991 1-'ireplace. 3 br. 2 oa. nu b k 1 d s lcs OK ~· ' ' • .. p l "~ lkh S6! ·700 1 11 t•1 1n\ nst 11' unit~.· & BDI' 'I t• •• ------t d D\\' I' /l) ll(' y; r · mg For lealte 4 Br 2 Ba patio home Fr pk ull dtel' kit 7'1 I ' '· ,, '" · ui.t.i .. n ·:.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• cp :.. rp~. · ' S.150 per m" 11'12 0516 or · • · • · :1 · 1i•2 ·1 C.:Omm'I OW~fl.1\1·8:100 S2S!UlOO. Can hC' !>olcl ai.w ant houltc in ;\lission 3 Br twnhse. 2 }rs.new. S375 963 ·15(;!1 5:11·!!5 15 S36.008G · cath ce1I. !.prklrs . fplc. dbl .i:ar .~va1 ~nl~or rr
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UI ' .! ~."· 2 ~ha . (21 2hr . s21.ooo ~ross. nr heh. Eves: s57·58lt! B1llThompscm Really New 3 br. 2 ba, dctat·hed Huntlnc)ton Beoch 3240 ••••••••••••••••••••••• park. pool, schls, shop ba . L<>\ely Rrecnbell 1'V
lbJ l ul .!GOO s11 I t. S2l0.000.l'h~9:!-S078own. _ 1!15·1870 front house nf ~ plcx. ••••••••••••••••••••••• p10 ~ c ntr S340 11111 f)(11>1.S500 A)!t &l4·113:1
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Distress Property! · onte~.15 a., rrilt. gur. pool. -ui~ $4711 Call "Lila ". RENTALS duµlex Adult!> nnly "" p 11 re ll r 1 d"' 0 1 Rentals Call673·1181 adult Townhouse l M1. &iG J:l7l orR46.5456 eves. ia•l s Washer/dr)'t:( OWNER WANTS
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3. -t Ii, 7. 11. 12. IG. 3:!. 111. 8 UN ITS Ea:.ts1tle Costa $!ar. Cui.tom drp!I., pool, Tn le\el. 3 br. 2 ba. 3 car fee SIS li:ll 2111 1. 517 :!.'!(II .. hr. 1 ountr} ktc hn. frplr. DEERFtELO 01•1.,1n , l('W I." r m
411. :,1, GO. llO '" Onrnl(I.' M ei; a. S 2 0 0 . o 0 0 s.iso mo re nt or S82.000 g ar . S k Y I I g h t . or879 II .. ~> lnrb1•p1I, ,n_r p.JOb. park & 2-Stnry. 1800 sq 11 I 1111 k. l"I' n •l' rm llr'rt·k Count\ ·\l~c,_102 units Brokcr10 w1wr 615 1\03 \V h/d ( \ p t hi 551 2 '76 "' Also · ollllCI' huildin":> ,~ i.ell 968 0763 as ryr . re r g . v --~1· · ' bedroom. fu m 1ly room 11t1l10 l't·w c•qit~. p.11111 ... -----garden pat. 1 Blk to back Sll!O. 2 br I plcx l\1d11, home ONLY S.f75 \1 o 8'111.~ 5~7 lllltlll or 557 K717 c•omitwru·ial p ropt>rty A.nart. Un1•ts Buvshorcs "'111ter rental. ba' 645-7777 aft 6pm p e t ~ ' 1 n ° I e s Sh.irt.1 :JtJr l ha hll n!\, " 1 I' j II I I & T Bd ,, n -h "f dshws hr rrpt-. 2 Cur .~~•t u 11' ,,.n "111111
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l'xcha n gc•. from :1 :, l'()INTrt•·:i\J,'l'Y ,i.:ardc ner & waler in ba. on quie t c uldeR,:t<.' 1!79·1000 nr898·2:l:J7 S I . I I rm . lan'I rm . ,.lud'. rn1 lll<ln SS u mouth 111 m r . r luded Realtor 548.5527 s treet. 1.ge cov pal10, ---• · upt•r " eun .l >1·< r11urn ,.1 1 ,'
vcslml•nt prll Jl \'rly 4965611<1 · foncedysrd.beaut decorVl\<'ant Cal t:lai.sll'. Jhr. Won<lbrrdi!e.rwnhmc :JBr l am ely h<•m 1• n i·u r L11r1.1clolSJ2W i•orlll Plu~l' cull 1111' 1111 :op1K1111t OCEl\Nfo'RONT. \beaul 2 w/extensive u s e of 2ba, bonus rm. 1., hlk to 2 Uu. i\1C . upl(r udes. rl•t·n ·al11111 <'t·l\lr'r• t1·1m1f. LAWSON REALTY
ml'nt nt1l4 Lots for Sole 2200 Ur . lplc. winter rental. wallpaper. panel & mlr· schl & prk, l-:dward11 & lak:f P<X.!!_p~v 6-t0·85•l2_ &. µonl. /\vJlll 1mm\.'fl • 675·4562 ...
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, •••••••••••••••••••• •• $400 mo. ll46·38:J<J rors. $450/mo. Is l mo SI al er. S11 ~1 H 17 2089 WALNUT SQ·allral.'l 2 Br. S.'195/Mo. (.'nlll'l'll Jen~t.·n ~
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BUILDERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ---5UR val·ant near IW:H'h air c·oud • <'lose ti) l11rbl11hccf. C.:lf> ~to bell.
NORCO AREA Ocluxt> furn duplex Con· 2 Br. newly decorated, lg 381\, 3 car Jiar Br1<.'k poul.~' atl . s34o mo. Sign b~ 11 .IO & .l!tl SIOO i.thls. hoj1).~f) mo 331~
2't ACRf-~S do. Poot. 1t11r . frplr ., N. lot. !3-00 mo. 1st/lost . patio '475 Dl'.3·6J72 S.'i2 0233 VH EE In.NT ' Reoutlful l:lay$t. N.O. s Cl 'J avail Nov. 1. 549.3847 or -----I bdrm. 21 ~ hn <'xccut1v1• -• ldNll for sub·dlvld1n1t or 'nn e m 493.7 3 4 556-6215 C-Ondo for rent, 2 br. Iba Univ Pk Village I. 2 h 1Hlll' In 1rv1nt> Pr 11. J B,, 21.;t H.1. OCt'UO. s>k & Sunny Cot Reolty
636-1760
c•ounlry estate Lots of wknds No Inst mo re~ Clean, nice. S300 mo story lnhnme, 3br, 21, k11b, ok • :! yr• m•w 1 y r m11ht vlc-w l'roil flt'l' THREE new Construction m area. SUPER SHARP Pcl/<.'hlld. St7·06011aft6. ba. lum rm. frplc & :.un h•asl.' 5.'il 2000. i\i.:1•nt SISO. 642 ~ &11 t 1!.:1 OH A LOT Owner will help finance. H~ses Unfvmls.hed 2 Br Duplex . frpl c. ----deck, xtrn <.'lean Immt'd -~~.s!'::~.s!~~ •• •••. ! ?!.~ ':!J~!11~~J~~.~ ~~~~,} ~'~f'.ce ~s.ooo Agt (i;:;,:.; • · · · ••· ·· • i2oi J;;f;; bltns. 545-8424 or Ls':::ciM C~•~n~r~1 ~f ~~· ~ :;,~: 14s ~~~~It.~~~·~ '::.~:;· ~~~hn~w :~~ :1yc .. a ;:~~ W a~ kH~1 .. ~1;.
or&H SUH 12-5PM $89.500. 10'' down 15 lCI lots $250 000 11111 • ••••••••••• •• • • • •••••• - ---BR home, walk to .l!llH . or 552 !)41~ :\1 r Dunn grade!. llttl Int ext !tllr ponl~ & lennic; 645·!17!)1 or
· , · • TUSTIN l..aurelwood DLX 2 Br l Ba condo. tennis. heh, & scl\ls. S51'~ R~ ... ,,...0 -roundmg,, Nr lakci re" &12 S9'J\ Mr,.J 1414' DEH•Sf Ownur i\)tcn\ total On Ccia!'ll l{wy. nr u· h • u r h-·· bltns. re frig. encl patio. mo. gl"<lnr lnctd. 536 1484 n£•tvn pr1 VIJ(!'. I rw\ ·, S~25 ~6.950 ... 3Blt on 'lrg cor ~IO·OS55 Marin& 11a 0 ome. n urms 'l:U k ds OK S325 All --SAN JOAQUJN S..I0·08J5 3 Ur 2 Ua dplx. fpk. t blk
ru:r lot. New c:1rpct-. & Beautiful ll L view lot 2 :.tor}, JBR, 21.JA. ~un e1ruce 642.6368 mo. . •TWHHSE-$400 LSE• SAN LUIS REY MODEL -to lw h, new c pt'l. <.lrl)I<.
• decor. tEnler on llorncr 4PLEX SS6.000 try kitchen, flrcplllce, 2 • 2 Bl'/2 ll paclous SSOOMo.Ls\! $150/Liw , Woocl l)r1d.:1• J>lunl l'\c;\m ch;. n u1u r;1\
• M. lrom Gol<lcnwestl F o ur. 2 be'tlroonh 7S'Rtlo1$45.000 <.'Or garage, pool. park, LIKE NEW, lge yd, good kllch wt~.l~blt M r~f:15,j 3n r . 2~Ba vn golf 2+dt-n.New bouuty. Al woud Wllll11 Sl7S ~rl~
rll.OTRF: t.F.STATF.. Anah<.'•m S9S.500 12) R2 w ith 1<hort-l1nt• tl'nnis <.'ourls . Alisoc. loc .. nr shopping.2Rr1 incl'tl 2pvtpau'o!i dbl rourse. tennf~ &. pool Call 6w r,r.oci l!i3 iti&tor673~o<Jl3
540-0555 OWNER/AGENT v1rwS79.000 dues paid. Avnll. Nov lO. Ba $375 548-4164 ._. ' I · · Upgraded crpl~. 1lrp~ --
-----POINTREl\l.1'\' I.e ase $435 mo + de· . . .,;ir, w opnr, many Mirrored closets, rprtc. !\cw Dct•or Condo mdd:tt----------
OWNER Dt-:SPF:RA1't-;• M<l-OSSS 400-«io() posits Call S44·S336 ~so Verde Country Club xtru, t-Xclusive bench wet bar Pool & Pnrk 2 llr, t bii . murr11 3 BR, 2•11 bu . 1111
Open llou~e 10 G DUPLEX --wkdoys a lt5. ?br. 211 ba. ram.rm .. walk oreo, d l»lc. µools. 551.2784 or 752-6521 :.en rm U'W. Wl•tbur, r 11 r 11 t 11 wnfl o u lll 1•
ISSlll Camella Ln :\'lll!it llUGE BIG CANYON ---new <.'Pl8 .. d rps .. J>aintcd jocu7~1• wa lk to beach. ~--A·l' i'\r1 l1·ai1e s:100 mo Profo!'~ di•cor Plantn
'lt>ll .. Sol Vista .. 3 nn . :! Twu . a tied roo m 8 Golf course lotSl4-1.<lOO \nt., l ,9'7f> sq.f\ .. lmmo<.'. i1hpp g, ~chli.. D uv e Rancho San Joaquin 2 Br. tWalnul'Squt1r l•l 67S-llSS lion s hulli•r!I, nicil 8rt:~:n
Bnhomt'.Moveinnow• SG9.u5o. Huntt n.:t on IRVINE-NEWPORT 3 BORM , 1 bat h , 5495. mo. 5491864 or 8aron536 370t __ den. pvl patios on golf '-• bi•lt. $fi2~ :\l o , yi•nrly
Submit AITO or C'onv llt'n0chW. N4 ~R11c19AtGogcN~n. Real Estote SS9 1900 fireplace. 10·102 Mildred. F.ves S-16·3656 oi1k for Li"hl · di 2 b 2 b courl\c $495. 640·0997 WOODl\Rll>(, F, llllOAl). leu~c l 561 950 A t 1 "' " • -·--Carden Crov . S310, 1st G " 'au·y, x r, 0 • ------MOOR "0 " Pinn on )(trn crms. . . R ' .ee. S4Q·055S Mobil• hom•/ & last. S50 ctennlng. i\(tt •l'<>tftC. l ~l)' tnhs e . encl unit Univ Pk Princeton. :I 6r iri.: view lot. l'i11»l' "' for BIR Convtm t-'ot golfer~ ~i1~ . -Trtr rrks 2300 540 OS~ , br duplex. Airport nr u cllofcc lot'. II{ pntln, pvt lwnhi.c. rrnsh clt.•tor. S.1115 Thunk~j(l\'ing lt•usl' & \ lt•w Im Cl ~ t•:lei.:unt " ~)Offterlt•alhtat• F.(\..,TSIPF:C':\I '.'!ll NI TS ....................... Stove. friK. Util ind a nr , ~e nnls . 2 IH>ol!I. rnn f>t l 777U SG251mo.C1111 11:l3 o:IOO hclrm .2 hn lo.,..nhnuM" ~ ••••••••••••••••••• •••• l l:>uph~ll llouqcl (.' 2 lol. HEWrORT 1 •y $)"') Ad It I N t• Jocuur, !HIUllll, S('(', wlk • Wl•t hu r . 1l \111n ll rm .• $8,640 "l'<l"i> $l.12.00(I or "' •..at..-o Isl-.& 3206 "'' u on y. o pc " to bch. Attllll $3'JS l1ie "llr + ll"n QT " "'r. ·• hn, t~.11rornl11 Jlomt·~ 2 llr • Mobile Horne• "' 700 Lid p k o ._ wnv :;.!!1·9911 or $36·2173. " ~ .. ., " " " • rr11tr· 1.ot' un goll 1·11ur~r . ForS-'e I IOO trartc l 19:?3T10cv1•,. o nr . r ••••••••••••••••••••••• --536·7487 Jo' R . rrptc . S385 mo bor\US 1111. ru!\\I) lll•t·111·. 1175 Per ino . )t•a rh
11111 1"hc Curmcry V1ttoae WlN .. 752 6llOO. e' c &l-1· 1663 S360 7Sl zi 1s Mobll1• Homr Park TE R 2 BR no m e Oon't ~Ive up lhr 11hlp! BR. 2 Ba. new I)• decorul h•ww •••••••••••••••••••••••Tri plcll . w pool 160
2 BR, liv rm & kll<.'htn, scaw llf d Rd . CdM
rutl b11th, ~'\'.10 $12!\<) ~I S l .SOO 67:1 1762 ~pa1•cs a,•11il1lbl~ w1fpt.&pallo.S375 Mo. "List' \l in classlrled. ed hwh. \n xlnl urco NewW<Mlllbrrd~wJhrCon Tut: \\ILLOWS. 3 Ur 2 Boy<achReolty O~n fo~rl, S:at, Sun, 10 !, WILLIAM WINT@H Ship lo sl1ore resuli.1 0 o Ide n we 11 t /II e 1 I do Xlnl loC"ution, up Un. ft'll'. 11:-hw,.hr -.to\·1· 6 75-3000
<.:all for lnro. G7S 3835. HEAi.TOR 61~3331 &a'678. 847-46--l9 ~r:.~t.'11. S500 833 1ro3 cpt-. & drps SJ'J5 ;51 211:il•--------· ~173 Oy,m·r \~
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Sharp 3 bedrm Condo.
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11-1·76. SSSO/mo.
Coots & Wallace
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640-6161
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STUDIO OCEANFRONT 3 br, 2 ba. or Furn. l:llS/wlr pd.
WEEKLYRA.TES new. dlx. 2 car gar Adults·Nupeti.Se1.:~ale
Full Kitchen & TV Winter SSSO. 673 6610 Pnol. rec rm, l:levator:.
Llnel\S & UtiliLics AP.ortments 525 Vu:Lnria, t>42·8!l7l>
tLOSE TO OCEAN Urm.rnished WHY ~OT?
Royal Sult es •• •••••••••••• • • • • • •• • • Sunken II v111g room
Motef Balboa Island 3806 Cathedral ceiling
Dix 3br. 2\'tba, almost
new. Private patio
balcony, gar. all bltns. 1
ma from ocean 640~6.
NEW
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pallo. S350. Also 2 Br. 2
Ba. frplc. encl. garage.
S275. G real locat ion:..
847-2622
3 Br & 2 Br a11ts. Nr bch,
clean. a ll blt11:.. gar. no
advance rent to rcsponsi·
ble lennnl. No pets. leuve
message 536·1579
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Joaquin A.pft
Renting from S260.
1\dull apts. Leasing µre·
\•1ew now is a prestige
Irvine community .
Twenty Periola, Cut,·er
& Sandburg. 2 blocks so.
or San Diego Frwy.
559·1100
SI 50. Monthly
Will share Irvine hou111:. 3
br. 2 "11 ba , pool &
Jacuzzi, near courts.
640.4280.
\ll blk to bch 3br. 2'hbo, LOCJUno B.ach 3848
frplc. S375. 124 20th St. ••• ••• • • • •• •• •• • ••• ••••
536-8149. Oceanfront stud lo S29S. Utll. tncl. No kitchen.
MAGNOLIA GARDENS 497·3195: 536.0321
Lgc l br. A/C. dshwhr.
No kit.ls, no pets. $200. $285. 2 BR, 1 ba. view <>f
962·1800 Aliso Bch from pool.
J as mine Creek. 2 BR . &
den. new. Beuutifully de
cor. $195 Agt &U· 1133
2080 Newport Bl\ d •••••••• •• • • ••• ••• •• ••• 2 bt.'<irooms, l ', bath~
C t ~1 Near water os a " esa Little Balboa hlaml. 2 Br Attached sarage &t2 2611 f G d C I \Y h 1d I k C C t M 3824 C t 382" Sl60. Fee.
Adlls. no p ets. Ast bedroom 863·1768 ..;..:.-----~---___ ._ un, on ran ana. us er r)cr)oo up ostoMesa 3824 osa HO os aMeso "' MainRentuls.5405370 LEASE . Uppe r Apt
SUSCASITAS bo~~ dock lie up. \rl) P\lvard\\1Lhpatw •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• u••••••••••••••••••••• 1-----------' w1V1ew 2Br. Jba, cpls.
Luxury condo. 2 br. 2 ba. . 537;, mo. No children or i\dulh. S350 mo 61..._....,. ~ ..... ~ DLX 1 Br apt quiet area Sl75. 2 br. 2 ba. pool. gar. drps, sLove & refrig. S325 rrpk, boat 51a p, pool. Mmut.estoNB.Bach&l pets.6i5·1550or673 U207 FOXHOLLOW ~.-. V'J'"5""9 • • K1dsok Fee Id t I •t . B BR furn. Adults, no pets. "1 LLAG E clean. cpts, bltns. pa tao. •t R. t 1 540.5370 mo 1 n c s u 1 · " · 1a1.:uzz1 . es t view 111 2 0 N 61 d C'1 8_... p · 1 3 807 " FOX HOLLOW VILLAGf Adlts. $J8S. ,,.5.A266 ,, am en a s. Boardman, Rllr. 49-1·2414 Newport . Margurel, 11 ewport v . ., . .., .. oa enrnsu o 021 W Wrl:.on, C.:'11 lEF1lESHM9CTS!! .,.. .,
673·1788or673·5170 1·5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1>12 199lor&12 .. 1226 IMMA C 2 Br. new 3 Br .apt , crpts. drps 1 Bdrm. ocean view. ---------SJO off dep w/ad. 1 Br :-\ewer. Fr stding 2 br. 2 --I OA.M to 7PM SAT & SUM thruout fncri gar S26S. Family welcomt: Call sini.:lc maturt.' person.
Nwpt Shores 3 bdrm. 3 ~urdcn apt. Pool. rec ba,balconie~.encl.2car EASTS IOE Fubulou:. SecwityDeposaW• .. c1 Won'tl~st !499 .. i.i4s after7pm840·3229 S225 incl. uttt. 2180
bath, nr beach, tcnm:.. ~~~a. S2l5. 710 W ISth St. gar. walk to ferry \'rl} hu~e owner:. unit 2 Hr. For Clostiflecl T.....ts Catalana, 117. 494-0023
With beams. fplc, com· • S 3 8 5 6 4 o I 4 2 I b a Icon It::.. beams. h h . kl' Adult E-side 1&2 br. encl. DELUXE 3 Br studio apt. -
µ:.11:lor & 2 car parking. G inantic 2 Br evest wknds. 8311·-1421 stora~c. hh new, S275 Live near t e beac m a spar mg gar. Pool. patio. Like fplc. dshwshr. patio. Newport Beach 3869
Leasce..h S-150/mo. Una· $250. Y;u bet they're un· wkdys adults only no pets new townhome of your own. Enjoy new. S200·S235. 6-16.6973 pool. S350 mo. 842·5541 or •••••••••••••••••••••••
que tt'omcs Realtors. &16-0505 privacy . woodburning fireplace, or644·0878 847·59-18 __ s1eo. 1 br. pool. single ok.
675·6000 derpriced. Clean. That's S375. Yrly 2 br. 2 ba, 2 swimmin<> pool & 1·acuzzi. Attached EW B b I •. Beachcomber, fee $15. why this ap~ won l last story. 2 c<1r encl. gar. 0 Adult E-side 2 br tnhouse N ~ r , nr c 1 °' 63 2011 547 2501 long. Purified waler. Balcony. l).l2.1003 garage, 30' back yard. 2 bedrooms, l 'Y'l 1,,2 ba. pa\io. encl gar'. Seac.hff V1.llag~. 2.111 87i iooo ; .· or
San Clemente 3 276 laundry. lots or green baths. Adults. Enjoy the luxury of a No pets. Like new. $28S. HuntmglonSt 81-.·JSIJ --·--------
••••••••••••••••••••••• lawn, covered garages, Nr. ocean; 2 BR $325; :i new home without having to own it. 646·6973: 644·0878 •BRAND HEW * Deluxe. steps to beach. 3
COLONY COVE orf·st. parking. Adults, BR S400; 1 BR S250 Rftlh leed fGr I br, 2 ba. new cpls. drps &
Spucious 2Br & den no pets. 2020 Fullerton MarshallRll.y 675·4600 CJllGhM yecr Large f brtownhousew/2 1 Br $22:1 mo. 2 Br S27:1 puint.bllns.dshwhr.sun·
Ocean View Condo. Pool, Ave. (l blk E. of News>0rl . 621 W . Wilson, Costa Meto baths. frplc, patio & mo. dlx apts, spacious deck. carport. bar &
club house. etc: $350/mo. Ave. 1 blk So. of Bay. S'l-15. Ut•! pd. 1 br, child. 642-4991 garaj?e. Ideal loc. Adults, r ms. xlnt location nr l{arden . Many ultra
493.9242 Bkr. Costa Mesa l. 642·8690 pet o~. i; ee Pl .... EC RE EiC $300. No pets. 645·3381 or Hunlin11ton ·Cntr. Beach xlras. Lease or winter Mam Rentals, 540 5310 " 837.9517 Blvd/Edinger Ave. con· rates . N 0 pet 5 ••
Saft Juan I Br furn apt. Adults. no --LIVES UP Costa MesQ 3824 Costa Mesa 3824 venient to shpp'g & Cwys. (2131722•08550r 548.3470 CflnAstrono 3278 pets. $90 mo. 1876 Nr water s175. Util pd. TO ITS NAME ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 190. 2 br. Applns. Smgles 846-4990 -r-· F lie to Ave Cl\1 Stv & rer. Sngls ok. Pee. k B h b f 1----------1 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• u r n . !'\Iain Rentals 5-t0·5370 Over 500 tall trees and 10 Xlra lgt' 2 sty. I'~ ba, din· NEW BR EEO APTS ~lS 63~~~l~~~7~{s(>1 ~~ S200. Archltecl's new t br BALBOA PENINSULA
2 Br 2 Ba Condo, cpts. 548-l3S6 streams with waterfalls rm. D/W, frµlc. patio, ~ br w/1.oft. Garage, pool. 879:1000 ' pvt house. Steps to bch. 2 Br. ~~~35 mo.
drps. fplc. patio. gar, untington B,o c h 3740 2 BT. fplc,yrlyonly. create a relaxm~ setting pool. Xlra, xtra lge JaCUUI, frplc . Gas & Wow. Call Collect <213) ----~-----
$300 w/rec facil. 586-5478 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S325/mo. 211 Cypress. Cor your spacious new l closets. t.'ncl. gar. adults waler pd. From $260. Lrg 3br. 2ba, nr sch I, 660·0926 eves. DUPLEX 2 bl ks bch. 3 Br.
Santo Ano 3280 STUDIO 536·6611 or 2 bedroom apart· only. r et upon approval. 6-15·-1411 cb1ldren OK. no pets. 2 Ba. bltns. fplc. patio.
••••••••••••••••••••••• CoronodelMor 382 mcnls From S240. SJ.50.&16-8883 S350 E id . 1 Call5S7·8177. Lg. 2Br, l_Ba. balcony or gar. YrlyS400.64S-16a:! "FromSSSWe~ly" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Furniture available · asts etnp ex3br. spac patio. nwly dee .. ..;;;..---'-------3 Br. l"~ ba. S.W. Santa
Ana S350. 1st & las t
+$1:->0. Lrg fenced yd
w /ptttao & playhouse.
Pets & kids ok. 545-03"1
Full Kitchen & TV Small pets OK 1\dults 2 BR 2 H.\ TO\V..,.HOUSE 2 ha, frplc, yard. encl. Br duplex. new cpt.s, $2 35. 2102 Florid a ~C?wport Shores. 2 br. 2 ba
Lmens & Utilities only. Olface opco 9:00 to Patio & Lndr) Hkup g ar . Adults, no pets. paint, drps, $275 mo. 960·2277 wknds. M/W If'. dplx. Ava al Nov 15. $315
Ml LE TO OCEAN 6:00. 2300 Fa1rv1ew Rd. S275 s.18-4971 642·l603 645-5844 aft 7PM mo. 6-16·8473.
Royal S..ites ~l -•' Costa Mes a · Phone 2 Br l Ba. arilts. no pets. Et PHrlo MHa I bl
M &.....1 11 5-15 2300 Br. I Ba. poo • lns. S2l0 PACIOUS 3 Br all xtras. WestcliCf area·Lrg 2 Br.
OR"I " ~ --· -Encl patio, d:.hwshr, nw-2 BEDROOM mo. adults. no pets. Avail now. Kids OK. garden apt. Pool. adlts.
HORSE PROPERTY 727 Yorktow n Blvd. LARG~2 BDR:\1 ly dcrt'd Westside. S225. Also I Bdrm Furn 645·2610 S265. Con ta cl Terry nopels. $265 mo. 646-4378
Sanlu Ana lights Back &:achBlvdatYorktown l.'ORONADELMAH Mulls ·No pcl:.S210 7R7 b~3-I~-__ _ Nochildren.OO"°lS. 842·8328 13uy. 3 Or. separate din 536 041 I w w ·1 110 fH 2 os.'l5 ... -SUPERNEW 2BR 2BA ---------•s1so.1Br.Adults,nopets. rm. frplc. tiie rumpu! • 2 Br Townhouse. fri.>11.: · 1 so~ . · 0 722 Wello Dr 2br. tba, w 1 Pool & Recreation Loads or luxury features. WALK TO BEACH. bach 1525 Placentia. 548·2682
room&corrals.S425. Ph LOCJ""aleach 3748 Pool. tennis, continenla SZ.l·S640XJ06 -~rd for S265t mo.Nopcts. 1959Mopf~Ave,CM including wshr /dryr, apt. like new, stove & as kaboutd1scount
!>15·2536 ••••••••••••••••••••••• breakfast. Some ocean B.\ y ;\I EA DOW APTS 5-16·11&10, agt . . frplc. pvl yd, atrium. lg refrig, gas/wtr pd. SlSO. ----------h . . Catalina views. <.:lo)te l l&2 br gar pool G ·is & ---LGE 2 br in tnplx, w/gar, bdrms. w/paneling. No 1st & last + S35 dcp. Beautiful spacious lux·
S11nl:.1 Ana llghts. JRr. 11, Bach. Near bcac · Ctal shopping & hnc he a ch. water · p{I. 'l';o lmb~ no Cit' an. lhr. i·r.p< s,. drps. nr :"h,ops. l 'n ba, ad Its, pets. S360 mo. 34 9 962·8050; 963-1324 urious Studio Apt. Lrg
ba S350 mo pd. Sl95-$225 mo: SC.5 wk. &i-1·2611 pets Fr m $220 r lti·OOTI s t o \ e & r cf ri /.-: • no refs. 637 ·8828 (714) Rochester 548·9673. Open ----------1 JX>OI. rose garden. very
. 557·5807 1435 N. Cst. 494.250g . o • . -chill.irt'n pd:. SllO 7Ufj -S & S 12 4 Lge 2 bedroom, 2 bath. private. Near Fash1'on
S d I 'I 1 J a rn es :-.. 1 A "I <.: . E ·Stde 1 Br loft, bltns. at un · · S ol B h 3284 Oc~n view S225. Util. pd. ----------1 150 1 br I' x. ·• arr qi . 280 c t/d 5 S2'>5 near l)euch. Island. Young person on·
e eoc Cplor snglsok F<'e t BR. residential ;irca. ~<I No 1.:hildr1:n. Slv. rclr1 ~. ~~-· _ __ rp (!' 1j 64~ (;2 3 Classified Ads 642·5678 $275. 536·9987 _l.:..y_. 7_5_9_·00_77 _____ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• Main Rental; si10.'5370 view of oce an 2530 Non ::.11Nkcrs onl~. llels 1 di a 2· 4
2 Bdrm. llla. no pets. ne · Seavaew Ln. <Arthur i req !15 1 W. lilh SIK·0358 lhrc up A ts. no pets. lrviM 3844 lrvlne 3844 Irvine 3844
children. Walk to beach. l Br· Walk lo bch. I-urn. 675-7660 aft. 7pm ----St.SU mo. A\'a1l now. Id&~ B~ gurdrn apt· fpr/c· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
S 3 2 5 I mo . At( l . Avail. Dec. lsl. S340 mo. ---\'IF:WOf' !'l-U!·4ltille\es &wknds. s w r .. J>OO. pv pato, niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (23)5922813 L I 2 b 11 b <)CL'A''&"l'I'" --nr. Irvine Ind. Area. 1 · • · Includes cleaning. Call * ove Y r • ' a r, •• '.'-' \cl11lts only 2 ur I ba ut ii Sl95 to S230 557·2841
497.2022. tnhse. frpl. pool Walk Lile. lm~hl. :m v. n1·\\ 2 µd l'cwl ll~hwhr.' "Jo · -· -----1
Westminster 3298 bch. Adllst no pet:-s:12:; br, 2 ba, fr11l. ~ w . do~s s.t:is.:w E 20thM. I Br/2 Br .• 11.l'l Ba, bltns,
•••••••••••••••••••••••Classified ads .sell' big 8338!l74or833·1653 J<A CU/l l . ~u r $.J J5 ('\I 6 1:; 17fil adll!>,nopcts .. i;ar,avail
3 Br. Ca m rm. Near ite ms. small items or -&12 7!~2 -1111 &.15·0527
schools. Lrg fncd yd. S370 a ny item. Just call Don't drop the ball' l:et a ----·---
mo. Call 839·1558. &l2·5678. job with a low-cost Daily Costa Mesa 3824 Costa Meso 3824 Costa Mesa 3824
Pilot Cla!>"1(1ed ;\cl ,··••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --------•I .,.,.....nb Unfunl. Phone 642·5678. 1 BDRM. 1 bath. fenced ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----
yard . 13925 La Pat, Costa Mesa 3824CastoMesa 3824 Th ' hin
Westminsle?r. $160. 1st. & •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• e~e s somet g Last. $50 <'leaning. Agt. I. '
::.f•m-<m ,tblkt "fishy" about
, ..... ,,~~=m• PERFECT Mesa Verde Villas!
Houses Furnished or I n,-. ATIQN
Unfvml1hed 3300 ~I
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BIRD'S HOUSES
FOR LEASE
NEWPORT BEACll : 2
Bedroom furnis hed.
Steps from beach.
S3'7S. /month.
tRVINE·COLONY :
Bedroom and huge raml·
ly room. M7S./ month.
fRVJNE-THE RANC1f: 4
Bedroom. ramlly room
.. Cascade .. , with
gardener. $525./monlh.
NEWPORT BEACH: 3
Bedroom family room.
ocean v[ew. look-out!
SOOO./month.
DONALD M. llRD ~· .. cl••• .........
IN OCEAN-<lDSE
COSTA MESA
Now taking reservations on a
brand new adult apartment com-
munity In Costa Mesa. Featuring:
Two lighted tennis courts • Swim-
ming pool • Therapy spa • Club-
house.
Just S·mlnutes to South Coast
P1az.a. Fashion Island, Irvine In-
dustrial Complex. Orange County
Airport. several golf courses and
the ocean.
BKhelor, t and 2 bedrooms
S235.00 to &350.00
No lease required.
,..,,_,..,,. .... "".
550 P11Ulerlt10 Ave.
COSTAl'\ESA
T14·'m-6995
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'· =-f ·-· When we de \•
tided to stock our slrearns with ir·
fi\h . we didn't order 1u~1 your
rnn of ltw mill ordinary denizens vi
the deep. Ours ar11 1he very rare KOi fish
imported from 0 11va Nngata. Japan. The Kol can live up lo 200 or so odd years.
They love to be pelll>d and hand fed. But what d0t>s that mean to you when
11ou are lrolhng for a place to llve1
Al Mesa V1?rde Villas. you can "xpec1 lhal very unique atlenhon to every
detail. Allenhon that makes Mesa Vt!rde Villas Orange County's most prestl·
gious adult apartment community ... both Inside and out. You'll find that extra
ilalr' In the lush landscapmg. The waJerldlls. mature trees and colorful plants
Vou11 see examples ol advanced caring al our clubhouse. tennis cour1s and
swimming and therapy pool~. And when you viSit the professionally decorated
models and walk the floor plans you11 kn0\11whafs 1ns1de Mesa Verde Villas
as just as 1mp0rtan1 as whafs outside. Exciting single and spht level apartment
r~ence~ with fireplaces. soaring calhedr al celllngs. richly appointed lntetlon.
beaullful custom oak cabinetry. individual laundry rpoms. apadous balconies
and decks with full views of what's outdoors .. All in the heart or Orange
County s mo)I convenient and exclusive residctntiaf n•ighborhood.
Visit Mesa Verde Villas .. We're not your ordlnory fish tale.
MESA
VERDE
VlllAS
1555 Me~ Verde Drive East • Costa ~so.
California 92626 • (714) 540·8871
Just West of the Mesa Verde Center. otr
Harbor Blvd. & adjacent to the Costo
Mesa Golf & Country Club. (Open to the
Public) Ooeorator Models now open
for display ---tit
One place
inWoodbri~
that isn't sold out.
Woodbridge Pines Apartments may be the best-kept
secret in this seasons residential best seller, lhe
Village of Woodbridge. And lhi!> rustic apartment community
isn't easy to get to risht now, either. with Jll the
village construction going on
But these one-. two., and three-bedroom u111b, de!>1gned
like early California bungalows, are well worth the effort.
There are cozy built-ins. Fireplaces. Paho:. and
balconies. Lots and lots of style. Plus all the w1de·opeo
village recreation and other goodnc:;<; of OrJngt.> Countys
most exciting new plate lo live
follow our map. With determinalitin. And v1sil !>oon
Before we're all taken, lo<>
Woodbridge Pines Apartments, 115 l'mt•!>lonc,
Irvine, California (714) 5.52-0400 Rents from Sl70
Owned &: managed by The Irvine Company
Leasing office hours; J -5:30 wt•ekdays. 9·5:30 weekends
Equal Housing ~
Opportun11ies l.:.f
WOODBRIDGE
PINES ·
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•llfwpori leech 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR LIA.SI •Dra:s ~~_oJ). IJJ•Claul M to t.:rco home l.n Newport " ~···~·•••••••••••••••• TKE EXCITINC l OFFICES =~~f:KRM Alto 2.ec:ITD LoCIM Beach aotki to cor· HO UPER. NEC
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Mllllon Dollar Cor" m·~'tls men & women of
uny 111u who enjoy
lllJt!llklnlJ w/othcrs & who
aro borod withe ave.raae runo(the mJJljobs.
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VllWS'N MINUT~TONPT FlnoCOSTAMESALoc •io"URNtTURERcfln s.ttferMt-Co. IJl•crlrnlnatina l11dy 1')'ou'renow toOranac BCH 752 1700 • .,. <2!>-Ul W\th or wltl\oul Cu .. lemporar1ly dtscon •,~ • .,~. 8 h 1•-.;BR. • Cunt:actAfntSamCrane 6'42·2171 545..0611 ,. .. ildren toward lllstinlf I ti U .. :::::;:;.,.,, ~~mSi9S-[._~, '111· · <714>64~ 70 54<HI008 .....ti/ ;;lolionshlp of mutual ~1~~1cn:u~oudlscch~~g~nd CLERK TYPIST
RECEPTIONIST tleOanLtcc:IClnoWJYto .Adults.No Pela CICARETTESUPPLY Pe:rlOtMIU/ rt"ll)CCt & concern from lht: ser v1c" or for
uve Cl\OO)e IOfti, DIV 1sg1 ~I csa Dr. : DISTRIBUTORSlllP Lott & re-~~ Pleiu.4' send photo. 1ute. 81\Y reason 1>ct"kmt1 torn· Type m wpm. Con11t/'Ut"·
lion b1ck&round hclprul.
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wl~•llV1tofln.tlrt-($Blk.alt;a tofN wport . 1 p ""·UTt ,.._ ant.e~sts tu Richard. PO poraryorc3J't!crcmploy D1aeet.vourown0tlvat1 11 d c JNVtSTM :utor .. " me ••••••••••••••••••••••• Box73,Coronndol""1tr, 'd h' nl '' l I 111 I ":l'°°'b11conv.Atnen<llV .. mv~ * . Immediate need In COt1ta ~9"'"tt 5100 .. ,.. ml'nl. con:u er t as u · .,o ac ua ao n8 n·
.: r.4~::"=~.'~~nttr. .>46 BA v FRONT Office B\da. ¥esa and/or su.rrollt'ld· •••••••••••••••. •• ••. •• 1_9262S _________ -i que oppor. You cian earn ~l~~e~t:,o .J!:~n!,::~ l~ blk to beach. yrly. :!br Space Av:.,~:a~i1as. :::fut!.?s~~r1 ~=U d;:t: SCRAM LETS n.satlonal !'ttoglc Menu S 196 PER WEl!K or the moi1t popular &
Cclll 644·331t
&AM 'lll Noon
THI IRVIHI CO.
~ Nowport Ctr Or
Newport Be ach
Equru Oppor Employer
unfurn. S27~: bnchelo lets..,. secured by com· • Diet Book. lo~e 10 lbs In i.uccuslul produc:ta on
rum. $200. 960·3572.. ~-UWINF.·'7 room office pany, therefore no ANSWERS 10 da~:s. Send S2 to Ad. ll11:1t'<f on your produc the market today. An In· .., .. ores 1 I 758, Dally Piiot. Box .. ~ ..... ft~1~-oc1 l who•• ~· · swte w con erence rm. product selling. Uocomt t 1v1 t y. comm. + .-,.,.., ... •v pr uc ~~
East.side Costo Mesa. 2 b Ideal for ncccountonts. distributor for such na· Mohulr-t:quute 1~· C.~. 9~ lnc:el\llves '& cxtru prom nnrno ia a houaehold
luxurv1111Jltrenta1s,,.om hou1Sewtyard$25S. lhich. contractors S7SO mo. tlooally adv ertlsocl Justly-Tomato •SHARO .... 'S* sh11ring·bonu1. The word t.hruout the world.1---------~ moncniv uruts S165. Funt. Uul pd 979-3560 cisu-ett.es •• Wlnatonl 1'b !es-Becalm "' n Women & Men we 11~ Work lo • youthful. oUtlnt Just~~~~Of:r:boi::t. Singles ok. 333 E. 21st St Camels. Marlboro. Pal JUST the HOLt;S 01.JTCALL !\1ASSAGE lookana for m1ty bt! tared frtC"ni.lly atinospbere & P ll Im e c Io th I n ii
on Pac111c coast "'Ohwiy. Godrrect. 150 I WHtcUff Dr. )tall, Saloma. Kools. t lost•l8 poun<lll and It's 4"·1224 ot typing,f111dma popt'rs, have fun whrl~ you u rn warehouse. Shipping &
rneol'tone 1M~1 675-8000. Newport Financial Ctr Kent. etc. To qualify you all becuuse or tho Sw111s war,r,iou&c Jolls & work· top pay. You recelve • recel\'ina. Call The Look. ~~".~~.~~~~ ov Rooms 4000 Lea•lnq Office Spoce must have a CU' 2-8 hr1 Chftie and Bagel Diet. *KAREN'S* Ing Tur a limited income. euarnnteed salorf + ~ll· 1_~_4_soo_. ----------------1•• ••• •• •• •• •• ••••• •• • • • . Call on Site M aoiaer per week (days or evea>. Here's how it works: You OUTCAL.1.. )SASSAO E . Work w fyoung people. ~fs';:~~Y & \~~:~:ea.c~:r,: LLECTIONS
PARK NEWPORT R00~1S S25. wk up with C7141642·3111ext246 S3200CASH don't eat the Swus 6P)t-2A.'1 8311-1780 Rapid advancement te1ts & other Incentive. SUPERVISOR APARTMENTS ktlchen. SJ7.50 wk up INV EST ¥ ENT ~e snd 811gel, JUST PolfSlble. If you're 18 or
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• 1or2 Bedrooms and upts. 548·9755or 64S·39b"1 Corona Del :\Jar. new1) R£QUIRED the HOLES. enoMI Str•lctt 53611 over & would•l>e avail. to XI nt advancement Shirtsleeve collection
Townhouses decoruted offices. 'fw For more Information • -·~~ 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• stJlft work 1mnh'd. call J)Ollsibililies for both men sup,· for 11 hi&h v1>lum<'
Sleeping rm, pvt ba. with own buthrm. eusy write to: "CIGARETl'E Lost • .....,..._ REUNIOM betwn9am&3pm &women. computerized ret111J cul cfpero,,n~~~~Y eHm11ll 'dBed~hys962. S2157.19wk. oul!.rue uccess. $92.50 In DIVISlORN f23"dPCa.O. •••••M•••••l•••••••C•••t• Alhambra High School # No ex-r ne'". You r~. lr~C:ei~nt seyxstpeemr.· r:!:our2kylnr! un · a .. · · cl 1.1t1I 675-5444 Box. 14, osemea • . Lost . 1l1ma ayan a . ~ .. 539. I 183 ...., " " n 11 .,, ... Spn·Pools-Tennis 9 770 J Jud ho I '!\t h T Clossof 1947 celvoruUpuy whllebeing knowledge oC ~mputcr
Across rrom Fuhion BEACH Side Rm , pvt CORONA DEL MAR r!. nc e your p ne ::'r!:.· La~~Nfii. R:~~S::. A 30 )'ear reunion Is rn ATTENTION!! trained. You C3n work collection systems a
bland ul Jumboree on buth, sep e nt. w/k1lch Sl50. Dill suite. ample 493.5071 t.heplunningstages-We PROFESSIO ...... LS morningoreve hrs.Only must. Multi·slato phone ·San Joaquin llills Ro11d. prtv. Steps to s11ml : in ex-pkg, AIC. ~75-6900. Janitorial Serv. Balboa. need numes & addres4es ' ""' 10 min. by Fwy. from all exper, req'd. Account\ng
l7141644·1900 change for t!Ven'g com-Nwpl comm. accts & Found: Female White offormerclassmatea. ONLY s urrounding' com · cxper. J1elpful. Send re· ---------1 panion!>hip care. semi in-TOP LOCATIONS equip. $700 + mo. ln· Toy P oodle w I r o]>e • \30,000 YR mumties. You owe it to sume. lncludln& solory ---------•I Vlilid woman. not bed· llarbor area's best . 100 come.494-4464 leash.. 19th/Orange, CM. Call Pot <LenU> J ohnson ... • POTENTIAL yourself to al least In· ~uired to; NACS. PO
rEHIHSULAPT. r idden. Pref. older Tol.OOO sq.ft.FromS50 Oct 17 at 10:30 PM .• 5:J6.2J50eves.OR Earla tt~ouconsider yourselt u vestlgate this unusual Box 2820. Newporl
2 BR. I bu unr$500 yrly woman. will coos rd er REALONOMICS. Corp. ••DRESS SHOP•• ~-47l8 tCann ) StYll • 548.238(). pror~ssional salesman & oppor. Conlact J enelle Beach. Ca 92663. OCEANFRONT muture cpl. Must drive. Brokers 675·6700 Primeloc.Lltlle"Money Ta ulbee. 833·8098.
3 BR,2 ba. S550 Rer's re<' cf. ~94·3-t ll Make r." S 4 8 · 0 2 23. LOST: Please, please r e· • you . ure not milking a s Timelife Libraries. Inc. Collector for A1enc)'. Ex·
NEWPORT TERRACE 645-4325. turn my dog. An Irish En.,to__. & rnu~h money as your Equal Oppor Employer pr req. Salary +. comm. Beaut room in luxur) Brond t4ew lldCJ. Set. male. 1 yr. w/Ohro p,,_;;,.~on self·image says thal you Mi F Simla Ana area. Ph for S3E!R~1t;:~oC~~ ~·~home Newport orr.ces with private •LIQUORLIC.• tags. Lost 2 wks ago.•••••••••••••••••.,••••• ~c~~ev:ou~~~~~~tpi! ---------appl Mr. Berm•n
Be . leganl ly furn . baths. 45 Cents a sq.fl. in· Orange '?n·sale general Thalia St .• Lag Bcb. Schools & not In demand> consider BOYS AND GIRLS 558·8178 8~~~:~~V~~:E ~1~~cf;~.81k~t~\~?!e ~~u~h~gm~~rllues. JOO·OOO ~g~c~li,1~~wn~J~v~~ Reward.494-6451. ln1truc:tion 7005 joining us at VlDEO Mission Viejo. El Toro1_0_NT_R_O_L_L_E_R_._M_ed_it>_m_
JBR.2ba S2QOO Mo yrly Young fem~lc only · .. C rdl <2l3>272·4249 collect l.ost: White Cockatlel ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLUSJNC. area. Earn your own Sited Biological Co. Ex· "'"" oo kl 7'0-0071 Roy Mc 0 • Bird. Orange cheeks. We 1are-the 0 C. dealer mone•· sellin" subscrin.. per in handling all facets STEPS TO BEACH .;>.N. w >'· "" • R alt 1810... ..... J .. ,., e or "ewpo.-. For Secretary seeking Vic· O.C.C. Reward. BE A BARTENDER ror Advent corp .. !\trg·s lions 311.erschool. f'or in· or operations. Salary
2BR.2baths.S400 Room w/balh. Pvt en· CostaMesa548-7729 C.M. loc. for her Secty. 751·6147.546-4708 f\illorPart-trme . or TV sets w/7 foot rormat1on.call830·0913 range20K. send resume
trance. patio. S130 rno 111· ---------•I Sen · ice Bus. w / part . Be ready to work as a scre4;ns: the most excit· Rio Re a g ents & .. associated
BROKERS -REiil TORS
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cld'i.: ulll. 640-7676. renl·sen1ice·swap. Reply L 0 ST ~ C 0 1 1 1 «: · professional bartender in Ing new _entertamment CAB DRIVERS Diag nos tics. 17392 673·2859Coronadel Mar Lease Town & Countr_,. Ad 756 Dail\' P1lol sable/white. Oct 13 Vic. k Fr · b \ ex•"'tav·ul .uenorWomen DoimJer St l 92714 Shop'g Cntr. 530 sq.fl. P.O.Box01560.C;M.92626. ~ission Viejo. Reward. 1 wee • ee•JO p~ce· · ""' ~ !'.i~slbe2Sorover ·• rv. Bedroom for . rent Costu divided into 3 ores. S200. 837.7637 ment assistance. TOP COMMISSION 1_ME>_·25_1s ______ _
)1esa. Workmg person. mo. 962 6007 9.5 wkdrs. SI 0,000. p /YR American Bartenders TICttEt FOR TOP Apply Jn Person k, mature & ex per.
641Hw25. PARTTfME , f'OlIN1' approx 9·1• lge School ' PRODUCERS ·. Y.tlow Cab_ Salary $2. 75·S3.00. OCEA:'.ll FRONT yrly 2 ----------tcD!\l 350 to 1020 sq. fl. blk male dog, very shy.. 1104E.17th St,SA •• S1:e it for yourselr. 11251SlaterAvenue Bayview Manor. 350 w.
BR.1 Ba. deck. gar. cpts, F\lrn rm. private bath. AtC, newly decoruted. $40,000. P/YR choke chain, no lags. 834-1960 Teleplione now ror de· Fountain Valley Bay Costa Mesa 642.3505.
ur ps. no pets. $385. Pool, cov gar. mature :\!asters. Brkr. 673 .. U20 521·1085 ta i I:. reg ;i r d In g a --::C::-A-:-=""'::P-:E..., ... ::T::E::R::-S-::--::-l..:=:~~:..::.~.:..:::::.:.:.=:~
5 ""cc di ~ t 64" o '65 F\111 Time Potential:! " "' 64 -......... ;i t. • wp eve: .,-,,.. FOUND appro" 10-3 LEARN PIANOTUNlNG salesman seminar & de· IC You :-Jeed A Sl11rfed & "' BOATS COOKS ..1 blk bch. lrg 4br. 2ba. nw-B1Jou Apt. C:\l area, kit F\lrnished o rrice call TOY WORLD fem a I e G er m an Easy melhod·l~w cost mor:J~~llo6°40•5093 Mm 1 yr exper req'd.
:lrtlcrtd. no pets. yrly lse. priv. garden & patio. S200 Tl! E Ex E cu T l v E Distributorship Shepherd, tan & blk. RareOppor P1anocare _____ 1 Mu:-,t have own tools & Experience Preferred,
S525. 642·3H3. mo. t:mpl rem. 631-~6'!6 SUITE. Rent includes Malt e l• Wa It Dis ney .. choke chain. no tags. 541·0911or581-7&17 ___ A_U_T_O_L_OTMAN * transp. Top wages & xlnt Bul not necessar~·.
2 nr. adults. no pets. S200. btwn 6 & 7P:\t. rttia:ne recepl .• phone & Parker Cu mes. Fisher 521-1085. Jobs Wanted. 7075 APP 1 )' 0 n 1 Y IC ex. benefits. Apply to Securi· Apply In Per.son
z.i21 E.16th St. N. Hgts. st Hom• 4150 marl ~er v1ce .. ut1l & Price, !\l1lton Bradley. FOUND: Collie. ta n & ••••••••••••••••••••;•• perrenced. For new & ty Guard. Wests11ll Corp. Srt0ck Shop Ho.'• •.
1'>16·1801 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Jamlon al. Secy s & ore Tonka. whit.e female. vie. Bolsa Painter. exper. $40.00 per used cars. Wa!ih, wax & 275 McCormic k Ave. M-i6 E. Cst Hwy. Cd M · equip avull. Newport Call d t Costa •tes·· EqualOppor Emplo,·er Pvt rms. loving eare. C nt r ,,.0 '°"70 ,, 11. ,, exper·ien" Chica & Warner H.B. room. An re at. 5. del11il work.oversee & •' Y . • ~<;l ean & t'l;is s~· 1 br balanced diets. lovely e ._c_._O'l_._ .... _____ , ·"0 se 111"' or .. e 768 1479 · keepcarschrnn. Apply In ----------.. ---------
• .w ba!l'ony Vrlyll'ase. pat101grdns5'U-3833 LAHGE f'urn office. tlP· necessary. you will 846-2947 • --·--·------person al lO am. lo ~tr. CARPET LAYER SJOOrmo. 673-0697 . prox 535 sqrt. Lobby. 3 restock beautiful dis· FOUND. s mall longhair Help Wanted 7100 Sti.rnlon. Good benelits. Cull 752-6106 .COOKS
Sh 1 blk Vocation Rentals 4250 pvl omces & lge storage plays with the country's brown Puppy Dog. Vic. ••••••••••••••••••••••• E x p e r • d • N e w Newport • ores. 1 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'd 81 fuslest selling n:stronally Fairh1ll & 23rd St. N.B. ACCOUNTING ---------•I Rest1&urant. Ap ply In
0<·ean. Super loc. 2br & r II room. Bay Li 0 dg .. advertised toys 1ri high '"~ 1653 CASH RECEIPTS CASHIER p el' son . J\1 r. G ·., 3br duplelt apts. Owner. L~~~rrous. ur~. vi u ?n Ste JO lA. Call 675-7520 or t r 11. tr i c com pa n y '""" E · C7ll1870·9203 Sa~ ulitu Beach near see Mgr. establis hed uccounts FOUND· yellow Lab xtensive exper. tn pro· E><cellent oppor. for In· Restuurant. 3100 ln·inl! ----Puerta Vallarta. 4 hr. 4 • cesslng & recording cash A\·e. Newport Bch ~ Br Nwpt Hgts. lo~·el)' ba. ssoo. wk. 731-3777 Attractive lo~ation. 3 or· that will be turned ~ver male. Vic. So. Coast receipt data. Reconcilia· dividual W/l yr. related
• l dlt •• $295 rices reception kitch & to you. Your reor ers Plana. i57-8656 lion & recordlng or re· work expetience rn our COUNTER HELP • .quie a s. nope...,. · Rentafs to Shor• 4300 ' · ' will be computer pro· . ,. L~llllll~llJ purking control area. "'·II•-p · A 1 o t •!'StS-7221 6>15·9488 batJl. S275: Lab & dark cessed b" one of the LOST.· Shrthr grey tiger venu.:. transfer & sum· ._. h 1 ru .,. /lime. PP r e · .. .,._, ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. $65, 1763 Orange. J f d ... ust ave P easant Taco, 25252 La Pat Rd .
Ill h Oldest a ... d la.rgest brand cat. mate.wtnea c. o .• llar _& mary or cash un s, re· l it •-• 4 ,ar. lurn or unr. wntr;yr-Young attDmey w s are C:\l. Mr. Hanson. evs. •· lated gen '.J l edger AUTOSALES pe rsona Y °' ap · LagunaHills. • f s h o 3 br 3 b• tnhouse w11n uo 1511 name toy wholesalers in lD tag. ·Bamb•. · Vi c 1 · •-· Professr'on ul sales pearunce. ,_....;;... _______ _
A Y • ea s ore r . . . .,...,. the U.S ... pplr' cants must Easlblu!f Dr & Vista del ana ys rs m Journal en· ~ C En • ~1 3·427 -8786 or d e pende nt femal e . " trys Apply N tio 1 p r Call644·3389 ulto!M'I" gantff .'714·548·1607 12J31487-4660or 640-81!95 180 sq. n. siiigle ofrice. be responsible. able to Oro. NU. Reward. Befor~ • a B.nah pauetormsoot1vne. sal"sr ebvcek~ 9AM ·t11 NOON 514,000 + +
---------1----------1 '.':ew bldg, pleasant sur· make dec1s1ons. and be Sam or art 5pm. 6-10·5667. SlSysNtems CorpBe. 436h1 •re " u THE IRVl ... E CO. PDP ~laintenance com· P fb h I h h ewport ac ground. Straight sell. " -• Jbr, lbu. garage. Newly ro uc e or s arc omc n1undlngs. H.B. SllO/mo. c ~ p_a b I e of ma k Ing Lost, 1011. Vic. Elden & • · • House established for 550 Newpart Ctr Dr putcr ex per. pref'd. In·
r em o d c I e d u n 1 t . w1samc. Pool & tennis 847-2531. minimum cash lnve~t: Mesa. C.M. Longhair Accounting over 25 years. Looking Newport Beach • teractn·e graphic exper. ~_!.m_oi ~~l_;_G2~4!<'4· courts. 544"1796· Buslneu Rental 4450 menl of . S4860· lOO ' gray / white neut ered CLERK-SECRETARY ror 1 full time person to Equal Oppor Employer desirable. Call Control
·•Need Chris Han Room· ••••••••• •••••••••••••• .Merchandise buy, b~c~j male cat. Call Penny bef. Va nous accounti ng round out sales staff. Top C11 re er Em ploy m ent
mate:· 2 br furn .. "" PRl~1 ERETAIL SPACE fr~ :~~tl~!.P1~1~· 1~1 _1_o_am_._64_2_·065 __ 1 ___ ---1duUes.10 key by touch. wages, benefits. Ask for CASHIERS Agency.556·850_5_. __ _
facilities 846-6825. .Newport Bent'h pier area 621·7725 Ext. A121. FOlIND Lab/Shepherd some statistical typing. l.arry at547·S826. DATA ENTRY OPR r 675 ""SO 1----------Apply National Systems ---------Over 21. Fttime. Good 1200sq. t. ..,,., mix? Cream color rem. Cor p, 4361 Birch St.I•--------• Pay. sLoc1&llons NEWPORT BEACH Ex·
BALBOA IHM FLOWER al Bolsa & Magnolia. Newport Beach. AVON MetroCarWi.sh per'd on Keypunch or n-.~.ffiAn.s ~TED ARRANGEMENTS 898·4038 2950 Harbor Bl, CM Dula 100 Keyb11tch. Op-
'(.'M>'-500 sq. rt. incl. sink area &o· · ----------t .1.-a· u • 01 t t 1 t' r A Proressn'I Roommate Manuf. 1stributlng . . . ""'1v .. 1H rec or por o eurn opera ion o llELI' YOU Fl:--IDTllAT & ut1I. lOS Main St. Arti£ac1al & Dried. over Lost. lnsh_Setter. puppy. Needed ror conv. hosp. Heed Edra SS Clericul Remote Job Entry. Typ.
EXECUTIVE R.lCHT ROOM!\fATE _6_7:>-_8_7_.ao _____ --i 100 catalogue selections. s ~os. Vlc Bay & Vic· Mon thru Fri. Approx 5 To Make TRAFFIC ing helprul. Call Mirioim,
RE ... TAl SERVICE _832-413-1 Since1971 Industrial Rttdal 4500 Can be relocated. Owner ton a. CM 642'9636 hrs day. Con ta ct In 171411133·8450. " ••••••••••••••••••••••• will train. Good net. Low l.OST 10/21/76, while person, Beverly Manor. Christmas Mtrrler? CLERK DEL-l G-IR_l. __ _
Homes. upts. condos. l-la\'e apt. to shar e PRIMELOC ... TIOM down.Agt.837-4200 male Poodle, Ju s t 340Vlctoria.CostaMesa. Earn about $40 on every p .1. 1 .cl T •:tromS-I001month, w resp.fem.NO\'.l.Sl25 ""' ed M Vi d SlOOyou sellasanAVON °51 ion requ res ac· Shnri>.exper .9·4. ues
• 673 760 I ...... 5-15-3367 ft 2 Good exposure. Easy in· COfFE£SHO, groom • esa er ei---------Representative. Sell curate typing al 60 wpm Thru Fri . .i97·153S. ·-·~ • • "'l" mo. a · pm gress •· eare"s. Plent•· of area. Requires medicine and ramlliarlty with ex• Giovunni Dell. Laguna • -"' ... ., ~ $240 PER DAY d 1 ASSEMBLERS beauliful girts. jewelry, "fqstblurr 2 br. 2'• ba. Lady wishes same 65 or parking. On Brookhunt Xlnl Mor'n & Pop opera· ai y.556-0060 cosmetics, more. I'll port documentation. Heh.
•!•lncl. .:ar. Adults. S36S. over to share Condo in & Atlanta in Huntington tion. Good all yelir round· FOUND: Gray Poodle Min 6 mo's exper. In any s now you how. Ca ll Please call or appl)· in ---------S--
• ·~'10·5296: 586-6600 Ann Laguna llch. 548·2706 Ilea ch. Approximately location. Seats 57. Short Toy. Ha mi Ito n 1. ol the following: PC As· 540·7041 or Zenith 7·1359. person to: DEL.I HELTP' S1tt;Hun. • .... """ "' or gro d noor Employment F. tr me. uea 4 rs· -.,.,.,sq.... un hours.Agt.8374200 Brookhurst, HB. Jackie, sembly, Harness, Con·~~~~~~~~~ 1 h S •.•. •DELUXE• Ral Isl hse. F. rmml in space. Signing. S3251 mo. 900-3971to Identify nector or Solder . Color -Department une . ome exp nee.
Easfbluff 3 br 2 ba. 205. quiet. resp. Sl87.50 Ca ll Mr. Plummer. flOWEllSHOP _____ __.;.. __ -tcod d E II B.P.JOHN ~lOOl·5~m.Cd~ '"~se.ln"l.spac.'master mo lst.last.673·1501 963· 67. NETSS3.500.MO. LOST: Green Amazon enotr~·. xce ent Babysitter. lnfanl. d . p•-....,p ~ co. benefit~ includes 1 . Mature woman. rer. req.. 2000l E . Dyer Rd. Delivery ravers for uia suite. din rm & dbl Garoqtt for Rent 4350 l.OOO' cleisn. s ecure. San Francisco s tyle. Parrot Reward! And)' wk~ vacation after 6 )'our home. No Sundays. Santa Ana.Ca. dell\·ery & handlers. Ap-
lt •rage. Au lo d oor ·•••••••••• ... •••••••••• St rage or light mfg localed in busy Mall. no Maro·s Bird Farm. CM. 0 s. n Paid holidays. 642_5507 anytime. 979.2000 Ext.132 ply in person ul Pizza
opener avail. Pool & St-Orage garage ror rent. ~ th &4S.3S44 • nearby compeUUon. Ex· 1_646-_2200 _______ -f~roup insurance starts -------,.--An Equal Opportunity :\lan 1920 Harbor Bh·d r•c~eallon area. Adulb See Mgr 1!159 Maple Ave. imon . . perle nce parlner left Personals 5350 ay of hire & man)' BABYSITTER. mature Employer C.:\L -~~·No pel:S. • Apt5. c. :\1. Stor• '4550 area. forc es sule. Good ••••••••••••••••••••••• more. . . • lady. wttransportation. • 865 Amigos Wu~ •••••••••••••••••••••• • terms. Agt. 837-4200 Apply Personnel To sit 7 yr old girl & cook Dcntul • ~r :\l anugedb~· Garage rn Nwpt Bch. 1 Slor11ge gc1r~e E-slde. ___ ...;;;.. ______ t Drinklngproblem? OOCUMENJOR dinner wkdys, 2-7PM. ---------Orlhodonticch1tlrsldeas• -~~!!!_ ~1grntCo. block from the ocean. C. M . J 2x 12x28. SSS. Ladles Dress Shop Call Alcohol Helpline Ref's req'd. 544·1360'. . . CLERlCAL slst. Exp pref. Co11tu
.. bd t b th 2 blk ~5788or673-4382 lO'xl2'door.&i2·6243 , In downtown Laguna , __ 24_hr_s_a_d_a_y_83S_·3830---1 PERSON .... EL ~lesu.546-5170.
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1 Bch. To~ of Ure line DIVISION .Babysitter, my bome. n oee.im. fireplace. garuge. Singles guragcs for rent. RV storage lot. Fenced .. merchandise. Beautiful· MASSAGE !'!!.e4~!1ds. ·some eves. CLERK DENTAL SECY RECEPT -~~~·~~ly. 673-2571 515. mo. 314 20th St. 8S8 W. 18th Sl.. Co1t11' l)· ~ppolnLed shop. Creal FIGURE MODELS Addressogr oph """ """" Ex Per re q u ired •
Out or the rog. S14S. Utll Hunt. au~h. 848·9088 ~tesa. C:tll 842-t\.171. potenti11I ror. working ESCORTS 29~t~'.go:r:..er _________ , We need a detail oriented -~-rth_e_:S_~_n~_1!_t_~ 64_:_.4_~_1~_c_h
pcl._ Reudy now. ree. Offiu Rental 4400 Renfol1Wonted 4600 owner.SlO.OOO. OUTCALLOHLY SANTA AMA BANKlNG per~on t o handle \~E Dental A sslatant.
• ~~~-R_en_t11_1s_. s.w __ ~_370 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 631-3811 Equal Oppor Employer BOOKKEEPER clerical procedures. at cho1rside w /X·ray lie.
• Mnter. 2 br. ulil puld. PRIME LOCATIOM WANTED: Furnished .(f»UMB~ Banke.xper.onl.)'. our .Pe.rsonnel Ofrtce Seal Beach. 2l3/43l·292'J
• .,b;,ill.:on" \'i('w. S333. Mu Gootl exposure. J::as\' rn· Residence. Duplex or 4.·A.t>socrl\.TGa PREGNANT? ContactBob Crelghton fo111tlon r equi res ( or 213/592·3074.
: )NS-i~7~ or 673·9202 gress & CRreSS. Plen\,· ol t.:oodo In Coro nu del ~ ur 1550 s. co .. t Hwy. Carl n g con c id en ti al Irvine National Bank months generul ornce ex· ----------
.. --------parking. On Brookhurst or South or Back 811y. "-Jl-S.ecll 4t4.t421 counseling & referral. ASSEMBLERS 833-3700. E.O E. per1ence. t )·plng or 50 Denlal Pedodontlc lab
;i ~·~cious new 2 & 3 & Atlunlo an Huntin~ton Call&l-1·9190 Abortion. adoption &t ---------•I wpm.,.aptltut.le ror trainee. X·ray lie prer'd. • r ms. 2 b ath units Reach Approximuteh ----·---.---iApartment managu . I keeping. &perietteed figures and the 11biJltyto Non smoker. Some
ross rrom oceanfront & IKJO sq 'rt. or ground llonr Young mother with well hand» person for 78 unit APCARE 547.2363 Needed to work short & BARMAIDS: Day. Night deal with people. Must chuirside & c lerical,
new dl\' rl!creational c.le space: Signing. 5325 mo. beha\·ed 5 yeur old adult compleit In Hunt. lonitterm asiignments. &.Reher Shifts. Call for spe.akfluentSpanisb. 644-0611
\'elopm0cnl. tmmed. Ol" (;jll :\ir. Plum mer . <luushter. needs a I Br. Bch. Free apt+ percen· AIORTIOM Apply Jmmedlately uppointment.54R·7'78l. ----------
\ ~upanc~'. Fumilies & 963.6767 apt. CO!la :\1esa or Hunt. t.ige of gross rent. Write 1 1 6 PIHaeCatl DENTAL ASSISTANT. iit
'l)ela accepted. S33S. up · Sch. l'<nl o\'er SLSO. Call Daily Pilol ad 112Cl PO ~ifiu~t~~-!~.fi~!!~~~s ~,,.empO ~t!l~~~h~1'.f~%1~satton. for--.lntm...t: least l yr exp. Expand· 675-4911 Rrkr. Lindo 531·5292 Bo" 1560. Costa Mesa. -rr-1ni;: duties. X·ray. Part Ca. 92626 24 rllelpllne547·94.95 837-4743. Carol Rufino tame. Call Dr. Weiner.
1GnCl•tMnt• 3876 1". tlwrptororBCacMh.afruema. :1P7'~ --------•SPIRlTUALREADER '"'"'MPORARYJIELP BEAUTY·llairdresser 979·2000nt 132 1147·8501
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~, .j1 ~ p p• ' "'·II L' ed lJJ ~Al' cw........,. mux. f>..l•H493 apa 10 S .-u Y 1cens Call 540·4455 For Cabaret Coirfures D1:,...T.1.L ... SST. · WHlTEWATBR Vu. ...~........., 312N.EICamino Real Call847"•"" BJ' JOHN ~""' ""' I 2 n ' · lfala·an Equal Op·por Employer ·~-.----·..,.....___ / th d •1 'garden setting. sc r. v, ..... ,..,.-_ Bu1lness/lnvest/ San Clemente. For appt: ·-• w or o on. c ex per.
MAits. $265 mo. 2-iS w "', fl 492 90"• · .. 92 91"" COMPANY f lume. 548-2291. M'arqulla. <1 92-3!>611 ~~~· •••• ~~.~............. Restaurant · .... .. · .,,,,________ IOATENG1NE DENTAL.ASSISTANT
.C46-S.'l00 .,,,....,--..... BuliM11 Nr. Marina. Fordetalla Til'fJdJ) opf"~~u~r·· Assemblers INSTALLERS An Equal Chairside exp. or School
2 ·8drms·S22S mo.1 Bdr Opportunity SOOS POINTREAL"l'Y ate· arty· a e pa Min 1 yr expcr. req'd. Opponunlt.yEmptoyer trained. Immediately •
• , 'tf/deck & ,·Jew 1250 •••••••••••••••••••••••1 ___ c_a_l_l 4_96_·5000____ Dia&1~~dJ!~ls. UNSKILLED Must have own tools &1~~~~~~~~~~j_:S48~-·~70~7~4~-----·~Y acceu to beach. Young Bu I 1 d • r · lnvestm.ftt EVEFOTO DATE •SSEMBLERS tran.'lp.Topwaces&xtntl· .. ,. C.ll 492·2896 •l MO FREE RENT• Developer. Broker. with Opporiunity SO 15 ft benefits. Apply loSecuri· CLEltlC:AL
1·2·3 Rm. offices from s trong Real Estate ••••••••••••••••••••••• &a4-0234,8S4-J.SS2. All 3Shtn~ ty Guard, Weats all TRAINEE Di.ticianA.D.A.. ~EANFRONT luitury S125 pe r mo. AdJ. operation experience. nMTRETURH i----'2p;...m_-8..;..p_m_. __ -tAnah,Garden0rv,Brea Corp., 275 MeCormick F\.111/part lime. 4-l ltrs wanted to ald ln
; -. den. frpl~~1 lte Airporter llotel. No leau located In Orange County W 11 ed 1 t l Pere on al growth. S.A.,Oardena, C. Mesa 1_A_ve_._Cos_t_a_M_es_a ___ ~1 daily. EspandinR Bua!· establishing a complete· ~ h. 1710. 4 req. 833-3223 Til noon is seeking ;i join\ venture e aecur nves men Ot1 led l (Os areas. Car & phone req. nus bas several open· I y new s e r v l c & In
• ~ ... _a 3110 or association with .wtdeveloper on housing en ' ear Y 1 COU· NIEIDED MOW lookJtff~· F/C '""•· in Costa Meta & hospitals. Muat enjoy """ 60• PER$"' FT Cl I tit •-pro'ect Prime locotlon pie seeking compete, ex• thru tn'al ba • Mu•• tVftA. ... kJ Ith food. N ··~• .. •••••••••••••••••• .,. strong nanc1a en >'.., ~ • \ended family r ela· IMMEDIATEWdRK 'I h .,. ,,d..... Santa Ana; wllt train WOC' n1 w ew Hl7WESTCLtf'F·NB develop & renov11te re· near Country Club. tlonshlps with other comm P oto atu lO. personable. olt"rt, depen· araduate desired. Posl·
AGT.542·!!032 tldenthal & commorch1l "Pink Report", con• mature couples. Write IMMEDIATIPAY C.M. 540·9515. C:all doble. m ature lit· Uon open now. Write to -•-·o..-·ledr----t--~:...:..:.:::.==---1 properties. Prrnclpals structlon soon.832·14M. Classlfled Ad fl00-4, Dully *FREE JOBS* betweenlpm&3PM. dlviduala t o operate clRSslCied ad #790, Dally
j " t.."geOOM DELUX£0fFICts only. Rep\)' Ad 616. Dally ~to Loan 5025 P 'I t p 0 Box 1560 Bo kk F /Cb thru automobile record P ilot. P.O.Box l660.
• .BoUtlns, lnchldfni dis· Comml & lndstl spaces. MPl'l~.O.Box 1560, C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~a'Me!a~ • HELPMATES T~.;_~!f~g50,co~truc.· syat.m; $2.~pfhra&.art: Cost1Mesa.CA92826 , hwashcr. ~per month 200 to 2000 sq. rt. As low ., • .,.y & ~"" advaocem•nt wllhln 60 ~~~~~~~~~ ~r11t and last. Agent. 8S30< sq. n. Lag Niguel&•---------ht, 2nd & 3rd T.D.'1 t me ahow )'OU how to 115·1176 tloo ex per. S7SO mo. dny1. Apply Nu Orm._ ~. Mission Viejo ureas. TC5>JFEEPn&TEA SHOUP LOANSAVAILABLE eorn $100 wo rth or 1~•£17• .. Street 64.2"4226,C.M. Plan.a, 3lh·C Altr""rl DroptryWortlf'OO"' u d t s o Fr 1U1vlng· me Loca on Credit not important · t ""'I ua •Ii..-~11peratcly ndid power ~-'---------an Y 0 • · • wy. Pnmeopportunily 673-4883 Broker cryatal In andeven·a 0 Suite 102.S11nl11 Ana BORED Loop Dr. Costa roCH. ma"hlne 0,_ ""~~·d 'seathLCNJmlHI 3116 Csll R3\·l400 Cun w/fricn s . Mon 9 --------•I HOMEMAKERS? Tues. Oct, 24. J0am·12 ~ .,..._. "'"i.•-f.i.,.,.•••••••••••••••••••1----------644 6746 MoMy Wanted 5030 S4G·S723 Unlimited opportunit y _,,_1001_n_. -------• °" parUallf ex~r d tn
J..tte, quiet, luxurioua ex· t40TICI: SSS Jr you are an ex party •• • •• •• •••• •• •• • ••••••• 1----------ASS EMILY TR.,.E for personal &. r1nanci9I b 11 n d 'i t. c h l n 11 0 r
ec. 2 br. 2 b• apt how DAily Pilot Cll\S~· p I an . or D I re c. t Want $60,000. lstT.D. JO'" *•HAPPY** &talur woman wanted. rcw11nl3 wlthoulsacrlnc· c.&.HICAL pleater. op waues, fr.
Pl .... l 1 ll'\ll• benetlta. Appl,y 3042 Ele\'lltor lO aceruc priv. ificd nds di11plt1)' their Salesperson )'OU arc IOI· Int only ror 8 yrs. Xlnt •BIRTHDAY• 12.~ p/hr. Must speak Ing family rcspbnslbllty. CH•nt ... enlhut ut c Ehlerprise. Corner or
bch. Party"••moroom. messa11t1 with le11lbility in:& money! Call now for tecurlty Owne.r.&'73·7914 IOIJOHHSTOH some Enalish. Apply In Full nr PITimc u les pen10n forpartUmeposl· Paul:irino. Coata Meta.
toul 1ec. Ptffert livln1 and Impact? Our odt'. we g r o u n d 11 r d I a • p e r i o n o n I y , potlllons OJ>C'n to men or lion In Productlvo, con· a..'1'7.as66 "wltnd rureat for the att proud tn say. really tributnrthip taecurtd l SAVE SS YOUOREATCUY: ALT f! R N ATO R women. •·or lnt('rvrew son1nl ornce. Shortlland1----· ------
.idventurous adult. iSlS. 1ct reaults. Pho ne opportunity '714 ·751·0176 PtJvote party wlll buy -LUV-.SPECIALTIES, 1'16 W. c1ll Mrs. Hobkirk . a rnu~L Orange County Rave aomelhlnt to ael\1
, ;~. yrly. lse 499·2835 &42·S678. <A~f) your 2nd T.D. 642·3$73 CdM FRIENDS 17th St, Costa Mesa. 557-1041, L250 f'11lr. 7Sl·3247 ClaMlfied ads do It. well .
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For superfluous hair on tnir. ColOl' braehtener11. \\ork: color. ;.i1a1rcgatc. uµ. 557 2210 YARD CLEAN UP call Mitchell SU·lMB Ptict'1S Incl mlr 'l/labor &16·531~ 1:-:11t I.Ir t:ontractor .
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1.1ke '.'>urclt·o dil:toitlon. l';.irdor new ml¥nl. 3<1~s LABOIU:RS, sod 111s1alla-I\ c.u.ml. Wt•i.t!ouil Corp. Club Cor.valeseent f>c111~::1nbe~~r~~~~rNer~s~ ~:re~ce'.~ti~~05~:~:~:dt Next To ~ature _ SECRETARY trh!l'l t:uiilom~rs. un:.wer pcr wk. lrnne lfl3·!).j:Jll lion. I D,1y only Tues :!iS :'-ll·Curmirk A\'C. llome. 20362 Se1nt11 Ana "GHOWl :'llG firm is To handle d1vers1ried ~ales letters, Jss1st our 11~~.;~kceper (:;;pamo-n llJ :!6. 52 511 P hr :'>l!G_·J<_~_l_O Costa :>.li•!>ll i\l'e . Santa An a. Ph ~:r~i ~~~~~srt~7~~,ns SUNDAY'S lookini? ror ambit ious d1111e!' in t:ommerrii.11 re-
' •t n l r o 11 e r . u s e u w sociijl securi , la\\° 10 - ---S.J9 3061_______ _ And is located in ~1 ission sates person 2 \'rs retail 4.11 l',lJte development or. • .1k11l.1lur & '~ork he1rd l'ocik ror eldtr1' l.iib LAMINA TORS :\11\SSEl St-: bl·h -.p .... will --Pnnter. multi operator & Viejo ut 27750 Crown sales expcr Call Control 11cc Gil shorthand & t~ p
in Jn enJo~able ennron 5200 lll•J 675 1•32 \\.e!>bail Cnrp :.allboill ~\~1~~~~5 tf:Ji · Call ~ur:.mg stnppini:. !\lisslon Viejo Valle\' Parkwa\· on the CHr l!er Emplo~·ment mi:. t''<l't•llent grammcr. mcnl 1\<I\ anl'ement un· -------- ---.. h d __ R.., SUPERVISOR area. Quality work only. E l . rr' 'th S N:enc\·. 556·8SOS. SJX>lhng & compo:.1l1on 11m11cd Cull Bob l'oole. llousekeeper. 1·2 da1!> manul as imrne · "" 495·1751. as corner 0 e an • ------skills required. Real
.,.,,, till'(> o L' l k 'ac,1 ncit·s for ha n d . • 7·:1::!0 Shift. Must have ----------Diego Freeway. $ALES. pi time. Mon thru b k d ·"· " . ow n vU:> p w . mat ure woman l··m1n·,tors W1"l least J ~t.-\SSE.USE 08·28) lt~g1t. N I -F e<;tatc a c g rou n Yucht.;, 700 F:. Alton AH prel '.:llwpt Ills <ire a. u p v r 11 l ac ute ho s p it a I Printing Office Services. 'ow nterv1ewmg or : Fri. :'>·YP:it . No exper hclitluL S7SOimo. Cull ror
S .\. f>.15 s.&l.i yr ei.pcr. We have open :\;1• !.S 1,1e11 c N~o~it ion 111 supervisory ex per . Xlnt p 1 time, c r ptd o res. Cooks nee. Will train. S3 per hr. .ippl Emkay Develop·
-----------·----------1n~s on the n•gular :\Ion · :1···•1: xp. nee benefits. Contact Mrs. L aguna Hills area. BusPenonnel For inro.Call 847-7267. &R l 8338680 G eneral Office llou:.ewire 'I'Jes.·Thur!> A. thru Thurs shill of 7t\:\l \h· lrnrn. Ci.Ill ~0·2053 Jensen. Cos la Mesa 830·0890 Dith P..-soMel ~cnt ea ly. _:_ __
Permanent. part lime S.1l 8·6In 1 .. undrorn,11 1n to 5 '.llli':\t .+ .111.1rt-11me anqime ------• :i1emori a l H ospi t a l . ----------SALES-Retail & delivtry SECRETARY for Real
:\lull1 :\Ill hon UullJr 1·orp C.ipo Beit-h. KJi Ii 117 shill I· ri lhru Sun sume :\I AT u n E w o :i1 AN 642·2734. PRINT SHOP MGR Hostess Personnel clerk for art & d rafting Estjtc Co. in Fashion
sljfr1ng new olt· 1n l!JidlO:'it hour' \pph to the 11 lime to welcomel__________ ToSl8K FoodWaitren supplies.Salarybase4 on l!>land . .!\1ust ha\'e 4 ~r-.
l r,·1ne . :'\ee1l en ----------o;ciuril\ 1.:11.arn . 275 new1·omers & t·ontact E!\fPLOYER Coc:ktallWaltreu exp.~reeropportuoity ew1•r.lypc6.'>·70\\pm. t h11-;1ast1c. posit1\e ll ouse"'..trc!. ~Jle ~ :\ll'Corrn1ck 1\\c. Co~la mcrl'hant!\. Flexiblehrs.1__________ PAYS FEE Jntervlewing !\1on·Fri Apply in person. PAS s h 80·!10 wpm . Apply
mlntlt•d people to tn· :cr:.n'.1 ~~~j~ J~lll:> 1 ~Ir '.\lc~a N,·cd c,rr. Ille typing. OfyFICE allfl f Must kno w a ll pro· 9AM toSP!\t Gr a phics. 4220 Von T:\11, 369 San !\1iguel llr.
lrndute ine'\l)t:nsh e na· "11 wlk d a > .,s10'1 Sr,'?" n 5-17 31~15. our qu cat ons cedures for captive ofr· Al Our Temporary K II rm an. :'-le w ;o r t _:_200_._'.:ll_B_. ·--------
llol\all.\. krlO\Vn nrodu"t·. :m w_<.ire,.., r .. -.o.rst "a• land Htat "'ri J Th T ·1 Beach 833 826" " '~ II ''I" LEADTACO .. " set shop I.e. cam era. vi ce n e rai er · · ~-Sec ur"1t •· Guards-trnmournrc. f ree 1mrk "'~·"''-·'-'·---n.c'I It' OP · " ''l , h SlS325 s,.. ia pot ion pa s t e up . ma l 'I D rem1ses SALES l mmcd . opt'nlng i n in~ & other bcncf11s. Id 1 D> r w k "'0~"· 6 111i: ls : .\IEDICAL Umqueopportunities c h es •-0 n We11re an equal ... , Be h 1 irh-u~unt surroundings & ea r~ ime or hr 2110 I Brook hursL 'The Dodor's Available for ; p u r as . " w Specialty slore ~in is .,cwport ac . 41 Ir-.
I l'IJ\cil atmosphere No Sharp ~Is 20-15 w. t·ar. H H Corn~" butlget1ng. Local firm OPPortunity employer 111 search or wo n in· per wk Gr aveyard shill,
& II !Oum p .31l :iton 1-'ri ----------• ReceptjTypist pa ys ou r fee. Gootl terested in care rs as Umformsrurn.Wkly ~·
t''"'-'1r n1ecx.·i lno St' •1n11 E.irn ~SSS Guarn sso Liquor ;\larkel Clt:'rk Ex AS1•rv1ceof Comm'I fnsur ance ex· benefits. l•----------t sales profession--1s. We w overtime & pa id \'1tc. 111'1°\C< • n oppo;. 0
1r1 '4kh. We tri11n ~011 10 per. pref'd. Good pay-RIVIERA per.helpfol.Typing 4S+. Angus GordonPersonnel RF.STAURANT orfer xlntworkin"'eonds, Call ro r tnter v1l'w
Hr \'an l' em en t. '-a ,en 1(·c es Luu ·1 I u nl'l1 Apply in person. be lore PER SO HM EL Salary S600·S6SO. Good Agency 642·6720 Hbove avg com sallon 2131573 9150. ML3'~·11tl!l51. T~.mclo''i: toutl.f>. :\tun job if ~ou noon.3011S.Bnstol.SA 2082Uu1>1nessClrDr potential. 333E.17lh.Nol5,CM JACKI.... & the pot e.nt a l for S-e-r-,-,c-A_S_t_a-.-A-tt_e_nd--·-nl-. lurjnc~. nc. ""qua P urc heal. per~onabli: & -_--_---------i Suile2!1(1 lrvim S ecretary/Bkkpr "" " u IXl.,!" ~:~1~1~):.!'...~-cnc("ctit·. Phone IC1r in L1;e-111 rnr cldcrl~· coupll'. <71418., ... 9410 r /ti me Sales. S40·S70 THE BOX growth with1.n the co. Jo'; lime days. Exper'd .. fnnhsh spe·1k1n° 'Jo "" Typing SS+ slat.Salary wkiup.Men.ladles.stu f ull or p lt i.~e. Ca ll onl'. J·.1 t e m ech'l (;t'nl'r.tl Offke kr(w aft 10am. 979 0717. ' " -. ' ,... . Has good local front or. 5150+. Xlnl co benerit.s. J d 17H 846 24 '
TRAl..,EE SSOO --smokin~. Duys 640-08-lO b ff S d e nt s. Eve 11 / Sat FMll & Part-Tim• u y. I · · knowledge pref'd. Neul "" Eves 61S-.t:l77 f1ce & ack o ice job~ Dept. ec~tary 554-7851. 839-7696. Hppear. & handwriting.
Ct). looking for a w1lhns: a\•a1lablenow. Lile sh. 60+ typing. All Shifts • Appl} mor ns. 25!>0
to tram 111t1i,·. Accurute INSPECTORS LOOKING FOR Work w1controller or co.1-------• Secret11eS ~ewport Blvd. c:-.t
lq)ln,,:. :itu~t haH front A FUTURE? '.\I EOICAL R ECEPT . SalaryS700·S800. Real Estate Immediat e openings
oft• i.1ppc11r. CJll ('ontrol ,1 · d f bee.Secretory OPPO TU ava1lable ror applicants ManyNeedc Now!:' T r y 0 Dall y P llo l •ReceiYinn/Mech'I :lJOr t•orp. nee s a ew :\lust take sh & be Casi R NITY Pl I i E t l \ J I\ l'.1reer Em11lo~ment '7 oocl I t t I fl 'bl CI 90·100 Sh. 6S+ typing. over l8. eaSelff P Y n .x.e c u. "tr·' i. ClossifledAdto buy,sell """ "505 2 Yrs recent e'tper. ln 1-t pcop c 0 rain n tn>1sl. llrs ex• e. a I t I I k 1 m1n1str11t1ve •rhnic I r A~l·nry,.,,,,,-o . l i Ke.r p ositio n in co. person u a oca uc n • c a· orrcnl something. - -------11hrl't metal. plu~ti<' & maoa.11cmen r<>s . n a re-O > !l9S·l741. the Box. :itarketing &I Purchus -maehine parts. Some PC ltul lloor. wall & paint ----------S800+. M t I d l business. G1)()11 money, ~l EOICAL. exper only. anagemen ng. HtlpW...ted 7100
lil-:NERALOFflCE t-i.pcr. es red. xlnt fulure. fantastic kno wledge or fronl & ~'~~~ 385 E17lh St. Riv11s GOOD SK ILLS ••••••••••••• :\t aturc woman. li te •l~Proceu benefits. To succeed some b1tck. Ne wpor t 0 1 223SHarbor Blvd TOPSSSSSSSSSS ••••••••••. I~ ~ec retart :.11 lo r in· ~tm l yr exper. 1n in· mu~t have ambition & Bch.645-7172 eve opment 1206 81tker St Ne\'erAfct AtT~mpu
d1\·itluul, :'J.ll. Westchff process of all elcrtromc common sense. Call for \.Y"ilRO.\\A<i<iOCIAIES 0 Pl:llUI Aret1. 2·a du~" inspection. :i1ust know appt.Color Tilc.SIS·l127 ~1E:'llforLA Tlmes Home PersonnefA«Jency Expa nding compan) Theabove addrcsses ure +-. .i-
wk . Good t el?p hOnt? l'Olor codes. blueprints & :\londa\' betwn !lam-9pm. delivery an Costa :\1esa & Bl h s N B needs person to handlE all located lrt ~· r1 I I DO
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GEH'L MAMAGlR 4 Yr:1 ex per . in source or Clrnr~e :-<urse & :Vledica· :'>18·1740. Equal Oppor Employer fices in Orange County. Equal Opportunlt)' Cati! 40·4455
Su ii boa t m a ntf. sub· ull electronic ins pection. lion. f . t1me. Apply Park --------------------Must have e xtensive Employer l\1 /F' EqualOpJ>or Employer
sldlury or 35 ;.·r old hold· lfost know color code. Superior. 1+15 Superior Offl H I management and train·I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I ks d I M S W ce e P in~ experience In r e I· nl( co. aee .,eneru blueprints. schemut1cs. A\e. :-J.B. 6~2-2110. • • • ·-----------i ~ 't t b F or r e ti r e m e n l r e · s l ential resale . Ex·•· •S.C-t• ues to S 1250 m11na11er. ·•us e ex· Will perform inst>ectlon . wanted ror u.niqu e id 73 k d RETAIL ,.,.,,". per'd in murktll0'1 us ut subcontrac."lors & as '.\ta1ds. Apply The Inn al 5 cnce. · • w n 1 nee. cellent salary. bene(it.s SecrE Utries·Le~al
well as manur. Send re· srst wilh in·house lnspcc· Laguna. 211 :"o. Coast ~~~l~eg~gC~u:.~-~ i~~~tp~ Va r ied du t I es l n c I a nd dynamic growth ASSIST AMT MGR Acctng ( 1l< Construction sume & salary require· lion when required. llwy .. La~una Beach supervising facil.. d is· potential with 1olldly For Jr. sportswear chain Employ r11 Pay All Fees
ments to ADI. PO Box •Receivl1N1/Elect'r --portunit} to explore new pensiog medication. based firm. For co n· s tore. Opportunity for Li7. R 'ndersAgency
13'720. Las Veg at :'lle,·ada 2 Yrs di~~~t exi>er. in ~~.ni~~1~~: ~:~ t~P~~ s wit c h b rd · Mat u r e rtdential interview send advancell'lent. Sulary + -1020 1rc."h St. Ste 104 I R!lll9 Attn: Extc. Vice testing & inspection or c."lassifiell ud #78S. Daily w 0
0 m1a , n1 e x P r~dr resume to P.O. Box 164.2. comm with exper. Apply Newpoitt Heuch 833·8190
Pres. All replies are t'On· elec."lronic components. Pilot. P .0 . Box 1560, :~-9:~ a .r ca pre · 1-s .an•t•a•A•n•a•.•9•27•0•2---i in peraon C:.111 f<t Appt1 Ei1t11b '65 I fldential. Excellent co. oonehls in· BR ows E Cosla Mesa. CA 92626 PETRIE'S ·---------• os, vs sen io r P r o · F 147WeatminsterMall S.Crrt.,-y $800 Gtt11 Shop Man ~lr~edre 61 mwok'ss. \"lalcaPtia~dn ,. RECEPT /GEN 0 C Wostmlnster Fe e Rei m . X Int
' Needed for liglting fix· holida,,·a. gr oup in · FOR r .f1,:ee ~si~o~·~~d~~; Exper req'd. m,ust bel gdt-________ _. secretanal skills. Career
• ture manul. E:cper. In typist. s m m I r r m. -mlndl'd. I nter esting fubricaUon helpful, but surance starts da;.· or t'ons ultlng. Resume pleas11ntworklnc cond.& work/for super Orange
nol nec.2031 S.E.Main h1re!pmpla,,~~:r~:~~el BARGAINS ...t newport ~~1~1~!:~~)'81~~:. gd co.pacldbenelits.Tap-RIVIERA Co. to. Also Fee Jobs. St.lrv1ne.546·29H ~· Ste F4.costaMesa1l2626 m atic orp. l rvtne. PERSONNEL Call Control Car eer DOCUMENTOR ~S ~i ,.._;;. personnel 979·6080. ALW~S llAS THE Eml>loyment Agency. cpvE,RN2ESSh,.ldUtre ln~.rulll throua h the ·~' ·, agency , PACKAGERS R-ept/St~y BESTLOCALJODS! 6S6-fl.105.
tl1me cor,,,cdl.rl\ en.,.,·•US& DIVISION DAILY PILOT ~' Female. S2.50 per br to 'S" ~ Temporary .-:.-..... ,;-.-,;-.-.-.-,,;-.-.-.-. ---·-1' uive a . "ers ic. "';i;iii191ii-;752 ·0331 slart. Merit raises. 1537 Sophis tic ated pho ne lt Permane nt ,.
speak En1ll1h. lie able lo Addrcssogr i1ph WA NT "' . manner. good typist. Girl 10 Yra RelJabll\ty SECRET ARY swim. E1von. 768·76.tS :\iultigraph · 2192 :\In rt in lrvlne :i1onrovaa Ave, N.B. Friday respons1bllllles. 2082 BisincH Ctr Dr Sh a must. Banklna ex·
aR..6pm. 2921 S. Daimler Cull for appointment Port time Mon thru Fri. Real Estate Develo~r Sulte290 lrv-lne ~'l'oS800.
C or oc AirpQrt. Send re· ( .. lAl D .... n•10 "'r PA•ltlon• Avail. GUARDS SantaAna 8~m to 2pm. ounter 5ume to P.O.Box C l9S2i,"1!~~·~~-~..,..~~~~ " "" "' Cotta~o Equal ()ppor Employer ADS Newspaper Deliver y, hclp.Call 556-0780. lrvlne.ee.92713 ~ NIGUEL
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Permanent. I & part· d~pcndable car needed OARAG E SALE ads In Recept/Gen Of c. Lite work. s11i wk•up lo atart. 27601 Forbes Rd, Ste .19
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)'{ Shtll Stauon. l'flh"' Wonderland Haviland plates, 1 .... -~. rare 3th" Jade . f'"rn" P"lma & much PO'M'EftS KICK WHEEL ,.... 1087 • ..
rvne,NB. Of .l.nti I IOWeekOJdSlamt:~e Kil b -• 1 .~mall r~ Jade ",."s· lJ"Su .. ""•2236 Llken wS99 ••••••••••••··~···•••t20 SklpJDo"·opon, 215 ~iscrvl stall \l nd l A -··· tAm. HO\&Rbro\lcn. Mal.4t, SJ easa~I, r ,., ill c:'-1 ~II .. u •~ &15 2.506 • •--_. C l-1 OMC, radto, d o plh cc on a e •n,,. HUGE warlbous4 Adorablu. ni:tids utlcn· cmale 1·1790 Charnpleve' French SAT•SVN As or~t'd furn • -"wvTttf" ;al~l •• aoundcr, t1andem trtr,
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467 uammecl wiUJ ovtr 5()( lion, worklna niother ............ (ed b-•e ink well desk ae•. G .. -•en To.ol•, Off'c;, Roun•" U M.ut11I delectur 768_017P8q1~"rt\1¥,.. xh\l coad, $"1,000. 41)4 406• • .. J .Campua Or .• N.ll C1&m· muak boxn, nfelitelo $30.551·8042 ~ •vu. ~ ..... " ' "' "' . .,.,. .. p_.,
':; ;""'" MilcArthur. deoo pJuos, dttus or -Carved Chin~e table, cha.lr & cabl..Qt, 1 Cnlcknu. ~u F~urhlll $75, mo~ .... with oll ac 21' FllERFORM
servtca Sla AUendant.a, caoa. ~ull clocka Cute7wkoldSlameaekit· Q)lonlalbootjack (l'115 ).1·1840Maple Dr,N.8 c·aonct, l~a}ban ~Cochpooch.i Tr~k.treul ~. ruu & p/llme Ex .... r'd. iinndfathn clocks wi.. Reasonable. smok'~d stand 2 Cloisonne pieces 3 -5 1--milcJ• cft.1:~~ ~·, m~~J & Pumpkin. borl\or Mh1 H0a~Ctop:. cu1stom ... ~m, '"" -f Un -~·· M11382 ~ • I I Movln9 a .. m1u • .. ll )' ' M c T -~I ab .!\a ••• v C)' •• OUwuve. Apply, Hay Carey ututa 1 ...... quc1. · · Cbloeae rugs, beautiful co on, 9 .. '"NB w1Jrkina condition S25, Hnlloween n1tr u11: low hours. radio, dopth
Chevron, GOl • Cout Ove:rSl.OUO,OOOWorth Dogt I040 drawer dresser l pl's blcicle rare 543 Santu ''"11• • 1!3l 10ti6. Plcnse contact Duba recorder, ban tank, lllt ~·-<Viwy.t...euna Heath. Americ11n l.nternatlonul ••••••••••••••••••••••• l in l ' I hl b' tind Sat /Sun/Mon. 9 to 5. ------MO.Sm trait~ir with ehic-trlc , Gallu;ies: 180 ... T Ke~t.cr Irish Setter Pups. p()rCe 8 &te DS W 8 PtS UD o Complllht hou•u full of FOR SALE. 8 pc queen 11Z ---4 winch. J\005 or mak.o ol· SERVICE MAN Ing St., lrvine. f t:I AKC,shoU,worrned. scenes, carved brass u.ms & brlck·8· furrulure&appUunces& DIR set, coffee & lainp Parrol cug~ wrbrun rer.M!.:71'8fUpm. ,t:. Ornamental & hou..,boJd 754-1777. Open Wed t!U'1J ~.7473 brack anUque bookcaae, antique misc tbls, lampl4 & etc dome & wrou~lll Iron
'' '':~pest control blolo9lcal S11t.9A.Mto4PM.VIJJ1t! CUckoo Clock mlrron etc. No prices H . 80'° 545.5354 btwn lam·lOprn bue uo. $48 UU,~klpjock14.Jf' F.8 . Two ! · liclence lnter e•l pre AKC c;otd "n Rotri .. vn b ' 'al ·~-A t ~ \ druly 832 63-l3 170 H.P. Chr1l.r1·trlm . ~~· c rr~. nut appcarina, PUl&.IC AUCTION Pups, show do1tii. hu~ter. over the P one. No De en. "U6>• P · ••••••h •••••••••••••• ----------tnbs iraJlty·VHl-'•m1&ny
• atood rer. • drlvana re-MANY FINE ITEMS OF ram.pets XlntS>Cdi&r e, C. Hilaria Way, Newport. Beacb (near SALEORLEASE . PlanosftO"JClltl 8090 ;itt r us. su,900. Call ~ cordrequlrod. · ESTATE JEWELRY, 493·6861 B'oagHospital). 646-76389AMto6PM. Mor111n Qtr Geld1n1i . Al.xMdttf" hm ••••••••••••••••••··~·· 496 ~af\.1pm. ~-MlasioftVltfe ART OBJ ECTS. AN mustaclimmedlately lsnowopcor.tondaythruFIELD'S Wa rehOuset----------~-.. ~ Pnt Coft'lrol TlQUES. FINE FURN .. AustrallH Shepherd pup-0-45-79111 Soturduy for YOllt COQV(!· Sulc. 400 plwnug l ur iJlli.; roomy 16' Cbrglas, a 1-:,. 586-2847 ETC. PHONE FOR IN pies. Good br~ll<llne. $25. Funtihre 8050 FumltuN IOSO nlencc Al10 models ~nos. oow/useJ. SPil\ ts, for ward bun le 11 &
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J Silk 645-2200 2 A d h 1 1 b pm e11 o ,.c • · clas5CI. Cllll 63l·q17o oul ror buaines!I. llt!nt 0 /8, bltn lank:t & vinyl
• • ' Scrffner SHIPS L'"'HT••1.1s CP~~~~~~t_ ff.~;·wkso * *• BUY** ch~~~n~ c~~/ ~oc :a GymKh~n• train1:d . ---w/opt to buy. K4wa1, top & U'lr. Many xtras.
lr1 ~hxpltowiorkrullbtl1me.ror c: . .,. ....... i: .. •73~!:.. $30.•a.8398119 "ood Us(..'Ci Furmture & 3210Dakota.CM $400.768·453'1 --lloblu llawk R1t"10 con· Stcanw1ty, Roldyan, Oave,636-6120.
t,; r It an pu l1h1ng """"'"""'"-v --... -VA 1· on I Ill ~ . L ~-Chickering. Yamjh:i,"' • Cb c bl rirm . Waees com · pp1ances-w OAK flnhihcd desk W/ AQHAGeldinit8yrs,show trol alidcr '""new. l\ b 11 w ll < 14, .. 6 1962 r1s a n 11. ~· mensurale w/abl11ll)'.Oakant1ql!ePiano Cha1r. SHIH-TZU scllor SELl.forYou. birch·butl lnlsud top & winoer&tra.il,soddle& Many 1:xtra.:o. $245. ti~~ a
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Call (710558·0511 tor Oak F.uel, very old. in Puppies (7) outstandtng MASTERS AUCTION high back exec cllalr. tack, 495-1482 alt 7 pm 631·2546 ___ Btookhurst. GG . sc rew, t o P co ft d .
appt gd cond. 497.2033 line bred show & pet .. All 646-868' & lll-9626 S2200 valut!· sell for S450 H aehold G d 8065 . d 1 $4~/bst. 5'3·0581 days.
Pyoriucresp.up7pycolnoorws, ph1ce~ SAVF.• N •-ed f rn Call Scoll' at 543·933S •• '!': ••••••••• ~~.:•••••• Cudos~~ sSlue1~~.r~lt"\~:~~: ANTIQUF. OCorgnn, Clllo~ugh "'e·"r ny 1076 30' Sedon Small Pr~gr.•li•• AntJq1.1e1-Lots of Ouk, • • 1 • ew"' us u • wt returncall l ,. & worren . ca on .,, .. •• Lo d d • • GraphJcaFI"" dre.isers, r.oclit e r.s, wontt last. 768·1781 aft appl's. mise. Wilson's . · ORIENTAL RUG · 673·8970 • _ thru Tburs, art 3p . brldJ.lti. a e w/xtra1. ~· Needs paste-up artlst cha a rs. Hoo.sier chir-5l'M. _ Bargain Nook. Now 2 A lovely queen size h1dc·a Kerman pattern & color, G . d f l h . Cl k 642 3626 ~Hrs. (602) 2'1'9·5547 or
101 t · g lull ferobe. child s dresser, ----Stores 545 & 814 W bed. Jake new. y~llow 9xl8. appraLSed at $1~ ran . a er, oc (002)264-6695. ,•~ :uun':~: fia~n ~om~ t elephon e. unus ualGreal~nel'upp1es~~C. 19th. C.M 642·7930 & tones$200.67J..5604 Sell$1100.97945117 Weslm1n1sler l:bimes.Slud10 Piano & Bene-. "' .zed h 1 washstand etc. All xJnt champ1on hne,sacr1f1ce. 548.3262. ---muslsell.554-4~ Good tone. $375 Cir~-IAYLAUHCH
,-~:."sa1~o~~~~'C!1i cond. At'\ 6pm Thurs & 63&-0829 <7H> -----4 pc antique yellow earl!> CARP ET· 34 sq yds LIKE NEW ti' Poo\ Tbl Mesa Verde 557-4502 18' Centr,ary Lapstrake.
,,. Art 979.3541 Fri., allday Sat/Sun. Bull M tiff & Rhodesian AM/FM stereo w/toble bctrm set. Canopy set up, yellow plush. ~oo· •wool. orig $800 selhn~ $4~ ac' complete ly restored.
• ' 536-4204. R"d ':,5 ·k s Big speakers $125. smaH cor· S230/bslofr.646·0073. 646-JJ<l'J ces!i incl'd. Al so pool J3tfl, old Grand Plano\ equlpped with ever · Technical Writff l !ile ac pup · • ner tbl $10, childs record J _, 8070 1 $20 962 5176 5'4'. Good Cor lessonsi ytblng Ready for Im·
, • L ' 0 Co t Co Old Slnf;er Treadle. ~ ramlly protectors. $35 ea. player $10 pr gold/wht 7 Walnut dining chairs. fWctry ump . . I $1600. 673-1601 media~ use BeauUful v. ror range un Y m· drwr dre er "i"w(oot 646-6350 ' '"'5 b G d 'o d ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-· ':· puter Firm. Coll Control .as • " " · swag lamps $25, red -eac · 00 c 11 " Woman's IUlr coat. 'lll'ece . d tbow piece. $3850. Ph "••Career Em lo ment tabl1:. Call for price. SILKY TEJlRY PUPS velvet swug lamp $25, sm 979-2385 WANTED . inside. never worn sz. An.tique square gran 673-8834
... P Y 963-899-.t cabinet SIO walnut chr ~ 14 $125 New b~·ge piano. good cond.,1---------• A~ency. AKC. M I F . pvl pl)• SlO M I 'h t h 5145 NEW MAGNI Fl CENT TOP CASH DOLLAR · II · 5 h ts SO $750/offer. 150 yrs. old. ~e RJdlculous offtsrs ~ 556-8505 Oak sidebrcl gd cond. 1~ 847-6196 c.lbl. hedp: du~ rd 57 · CUSTOM RO U ND PA ID Fon Yo U R pane 1~21 s ee · ~ on this xlnt JS' Custom -Oak couch frame mar· -ea a · Q U E E N S I Z E JEWELRY. WATCHES, ea. 536· .,__ S""""'' he I ~ rot/hat hooks 646·2802 Maltese Pup~ies, 2 males, phone alt 6pm, 64.5·7857. BEDROOM SET. ALL ART OBJJ::CTS. GOLD, ""'000 BTU H ll ,0, ·ed Sewl'"J Mochlne1 8093 .,.,.,h ... as r, ownelrt ~~slly ~ TELEPHONE 7wksold AKC MIRROl'ED H EAD S ILVE R SE"V JC L' ""· o y ,,.,,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• us erm an, mu ..... ~ o AK DR Aw LE AF · · 215 Early American Furn & ' ; " "'• air furnace. used l(lne • . . Bkr. 673·1003 l INTERVIEWERS DINING TBLS LargE 551· 3 -miscellaneous. Reasona· BOARD. 1 OF A KIND. FI NE FURN & AN · year$75.Call 842·4051 l sew.i n g mac hine w/i-,--------
. J..1 EXTRA HOURS l 40... t Bl d need homes SACRIFICE. 759-0077 L' t k 8075 Whirlpool gos rerng. 14 549.:ms h.p. Evlnrude. Trlr. Ex·
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DO YOU HAVE selection. Mini Doxie mixed puppies ble. Ph 848-8204 MUST SELL l MM ED. TJQUES. 645-2200 . . l , c11bmct. Good cond. $-45. 16 Runabout, clean, 30
; DAILY'! 2 .... wp • · :8622 Herculon 9' Sofa & Love -••es oc icemoker $50 Ball~n 8094 tras.$395.642·9666 · 1-;xtru Hours? Extra In Chri1tet1sen 84_1>· __ ---Seal, xlnl cond. $250. Oak hatch cover coffee •••••••• ••••• •••••••••• lire bicycle $55. Ze11tth Sporti*J Goods
' 1• urn e ! p I ea s a n t Ent4Wpri .. s L.hasa Apso puppies, 2 640-2449 art6. table, xlJltcond. S100. Reg. Morgan mare, broke remote tv $25. Stan~ up ••••••••••••••••••••••• tl!2' Cabin Cruiser, 283 18,
.,. telephone work trom own 646.-9541 males. AKC Champion & Call 642·l648 to ride & drin. _blk bass fiddle $150. Du K 1ne GOL F CLUBS. McGregor bait lank, water tank,
" home reprt!sentmg fine s b o w q u a I i t y . Brand new sofa & mtchng • parade Morgan gelding, flap top proJeclor s:is. 1g Turney. CF-4000 P ro gcnnator, marine radio, ~:1L1ona l Firm ror 2 ex·lovely pcs china; lg 714-998-1783. chair, 3 to choose from, Mov1n9 Sale. Eng, Western (714) airplane plants & otl~r Model. 3.9 +PW, l . 3, 5 $1480 or b s t ofr. ~ ~ h c ~~ . bowl & platter 1 from ----Early Amer or Ranch 543 Santa Ana NB. 338-1011 nssort.ed plants. Ph~e woods.$85.493·7185 Sacaifice. Muat. sell Im·
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., women ml e osta •• esa · ' English Springer Spaniel. Style. $300. 842-52-47. s s /M 9' t 5 642 l272 mediately. New fi sh
& surroundin~ areas. NO Prussia. 537·6707 11 mo AKC male $S0 al/ un on. 0 i Beaut blk reg Morgan · · ~ POOL TABLE finde w/recorder $195 ~ Sl::LLING. Must enj~y AppllOttCH 8010 11.11.0929 ' ·custom 10' sorn., cost ~;r'~~e~~eh~~s:1 ,fulla~-stud. Bay reg mareJyr Wisc. 15hp eng, l.'.OI Onepieceslat.e,5stk ks, 6?3-=G <' ·
• t:ilkmi; with the pubhc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2500·sell $300. Solid oak . g nin broke to ride/drlv~. show pressor tank & lrlr hke new. $275. Mac King1--~-----.-..---
,._ Scheduleownlime:l5·20FrigbtDamageHotpolotMaleLab.2yrs.blk,~lnl bdrmset,nrnew.5 pcs.: e!:,f~c;sr!a1g:1~~gr,.:; qual. 338·1011. 244·2218 He~th kil nu clr co 551·0846pvtpty. '75 Bayliner 2250.
hours weekly. Guaran· ~ale 3308 W Warner care. Nds lrg yrd/lovang costSl200-Sell $300~rr.6 set!/b~fet (714) verger for TV $8.5. Ant U d S 270 Flybridge, 280 Volvo,
teed hourly rate. Will nearHarbor SantaAna bome.$45.833·2038 wht~tansofa ,$50. · M hi 8078 que Singer sew mac!\ c~~~r~ nn:v 1~rl\and VH~many xlraa •
.,. • t.r a an . Ca 11 M r s . . . Springer Spaniel 7 wks old ~· . G~ Sal• 8055 •• ~ •• ~~••••••••••••• $55. 2535 Westmansterl bolt action. 2~X8 Bnuschi-546-· -------
1 ~ l.eorgianna lit 557•3007. Freezer upnghl. 15•5 cu .. puppies. Affectionate. Sora Sleeper, queen, blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Cl'!~. , & Lombe scope. SJ 70 l'n' "Vic~ria Command
Mon & Tut!!> 110 /25. fl.Froslfrt:e.$200. bcaul. liver/whte. AKC wot look. Sac $135. ,UILICAUCTIOM F~r~ Li.~.162• 4.000 lbs _ 642·6276 cash.848-0724 Bridge"BayUner, new.
• 10/26), from 9am l2 noon S.i-0·7982 registered. 539.3221 C714> 673-7379 Pvt. Ply. MANY f'INE ITEMS OF 0 /r ~.~0S;:~~ruke Desk , handmade. solid 'OOL TABLE 6.
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.. $45 Twin 17 Volvo, freight "° &lpm·5pm. 19't2 cu ft Whirlpool frost ESTATE J EWELRY. · walnul 72"x30" $150. · · · damage <repaired). ~ free refrigerator $150 Cocker Spaniels AKC. 5g{:et~eeds.et1,0~~~tc~~~: A RT OBJECTS, AN· Misc:tHaneou1 8080 Kirby 'v ac w / attach 494-6555 daysoo Sacrifice.\..$16, 750. Call t T I h Ans Serv Ex CaJI 673-5276 . . Black males, 8 weeks. rr lbl . l. TIQUES, FINE 1-~URN., ••••••••••••••••••••••• $125 960 1669 or642·75! eves. Steve. 54~1172 • eep one . . . · · 837-6232 co ee • pain angs. ETC PHONE FOR IN· --·-------1 per'dorwilllram.Swmg Kenmore 30" automatic Pricedtosell644·017l FO · & BROCHURE WANTED Africa.n trophy heads &qaves Guns now open.1972 Skjpja;~20', Oyln& ~••. & gr avey. ard shifts. gasoven&rang& Used 1 1rash Setter puppies, 6 . , ~22oo · TOP CASH DOLLAR skins · Cape Buffalo, 1ave carries a.II makes bridge.loa .
.. • 540-1777. -yr, in at.orage ior ·O;. weeks. purebred, no c::im~.er~r~. ~i:;;~;.:i!r~ p A ID F 0 R Y 0 UR Rhino: etc. Orig. paint· i guns. Browning, C~ll, 714/ ~
~. ~ . · -ea.494·4506 engines & much more. i\RT OBJECTS GOLD 24k'hund ~ubbed gold \Ill ., Rt;mm1ogton .12S' Bertram win 170's.
TELLER $100 548-9573 -papers. (71-4)499-1289 op p . 4x8 HO tram layout, 3 JEWELRY WATCHES ings lamps 36" drawer, l ~W' H&R, ~a rc aa, e~:·
1::.s &Llr~me,seekin~fullKenmoteDlxe"cdryer, ~OCKAPOOCHI . Matchingcouch &chr$80. Also cabinet s tereo. SILVER SERVICE c hest, lg mirror to S va.ge,HaghSt~ndard, Electronics . $14,900 t•. &purttameleller.Exper mony xtra features. Trick,Trelrt&Pumpkm, Corree lbl $20.Barslools Hoosierktchncupboard: FINE FURN & AN : match.640.1219 forappt. ~ttc.r,trw.e1donthave1 offerortrade. 3·1003. .. preferred. Call Person· perf. cond. $150. 645·2789 bo rn o l Mi·c& s y & 57 673.6336. 642.9666 maple crnr cupboard, 10 TIQUES 645 2200 1l .-c II gel at. ~nd Fast . . C b .
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•' -night. 1971. Please con· Din.rm lbl w/2 leaves, 846·1746. LUGGAGE TAGS Breeder qua I. por t. us1 ~ & collectible guns. hmshed. en lw.ob : WASHER&DRYER tactOuba.714·546·3225 5chairs,S7S. modu l ar + xtras Sp caal this month, will have 4 s~ ms, 2
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' TEST $100. 548 :.11624 Gar age Sale. s m ap· from your business card . 64s.3739 · Wi ,.hesler Mdl 75 & baths, .1 w/s o er, 1
551-0242 551·5619 Fne to You 8045 -· · phances, naug couch, Send one card for each -Rei manlg 513 target w/dbl sink & ova bath
HNICIA •••••••••••••••• • •••••• Din.rm set lge tbl w /3 lamps, wall hangs, brass tag plus one spare. We Vespa scooter $100. JShp riflt , 22 LR xlnt cond al tube, galley 2 din r , liv TEC N G.E. frost free 2 door. Shep/Collie mall!, tags, leaves & 6 chairs. Dun· hdbrd, slide proJector, return permanently 0 /8 $300. Commercial $124 5. Open 7 days, rm. wetbar, flybrld &
2·4 Yrs exper. in related White, xlnt cond. $l50. e l c. 0 be Y s we 11 . can Phyfe 559·0104 various antiques. 3122 sealed attractive lag & sewing machine $200. Mon at 9·6. Sun. 12·5. sundeck. St~~dup g
rield. Test & troubleshoot Call 545-0588. Neute red. Good home. So. Meddock S.A. <So. of alrap, meeting airline 548·9001 3165 I arbor # B Costa rm. can be !1rushed dagit~l PCB's. Must be Amana chest frzr $110. Lg 64~0724 Double Bed Segerslrom/W. or Raill) ~·~l r:!1sujre~~=ftt,s.F~:e~ Newport Beach Athletic Mcsa~<Harbor Blvd off ~:b~dow~;~~urda~ost famihar.w/~th. analog & upright frzr $115. G.E. Med. sued baU German S25 Call 8·5. Gia!'t Garage Sale 4071fJ personalized tag enclose Club Membership. $150. San D •go Fwy) 549-0872· over Sl.25.000. Will sell for > digital circwtry · f 1 Frost free refrig $85. shepherd needs home. 646-3863 Heliotrope St.. Corona wal I paper, ra bri,. or 675-2-486 Planert\speed skates sz $75 000 Call Mr Ross , Exrellent.co. bene its n· 642·0088 Lo k d H h t & .. 1· ' ' · · ' ' ' dude l wks vacation . ves a s. as s o s Lg down sofa $100. 7' del Mar. 675-2103 "'Day Glo" paper & we Surfboard 7'1" Pintail. 9VJ. ak~ new $35. 897·7370...,2_13_·925-_!MSS _____ _
' I<. after 6 mo's, 11 paid Sears Kenmore elec 7h5cl. 90C7a011 after 5.30pm. poollbl $75. Kg wtrbd hlr Gi~c will back & trim your Shghlly used, good cond. anytJm4 17' Boston Whaler like
i\J! ~ holidays, gr oup i n· dryer.Gold. Used6mos. · S8.5.5bdrmchests.Much ..-.·· tags. Or try two cards $70.Call&.16-4563 new. loaded w/xtras ~a ·t" l>Ur ance starts d ay or $100. 552·0937. Male blk Poodle more. 642-0839 Garoge Salt back to back. HIG ~& LIGHT 673-81K>6 eves. ~~:;'b!I. hire& many more. to good family. • . Sat/Sun 9-6. Motorcycle, PRICES Dehumidifier, $95. Brand ApplyPorsonnel Seats Kenmorc_Dshwshr. 968•5459 aft3 COUCH. brown/beige babyequip.,books.toys, $2eaor 3/$5 new Womans Seiko 139\.ia 16thSt,CM
Po.rt. power miser, chop -· Hercu1on, wood arm in clothing & furn. 3039 4/5 tags$1.60ea Quartz watch. $150. SALE-F CTORY 2nds . 00CUM£HTOR bile top. xlnt cond. $150. Kind. pretty 3 yra, male front. $125. Xlnl cond. Cresta Way. Laguna 6/9tags$1.50ea S73-839lafl.4pmonly. B/A.l'i C.642·1970 Boat~Rftlt/
9050 ·:~. 4~·5593 Shep Collie mix. Free to 551·1342 Beach. lOor more $1.40ea. Goi••ctubs Charter DIVISION Sal T I lud d M. tllaneous l.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• AdrairalS/Srefrig.Gold. gdhomew/kids.673·1501 MOV I NG! Paano ,SAT & SUN, 2 garages e~O~xA~~? e 'wontect 8081 4w~,9irons 20'Skipjack Addressograph
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S40t. Admlral Eye-level FREE PUPPIES recliner, 18 cu ft refrig, full, 571 Plumer St. CM. Draw you r own or send ••••••••••••••••••••••• $50. 552-0937 Oi;i.n w/mercould,rive r~e $350. Or will trade 847.8853 l~mps, boudoir chr , In lhealleyorf Park Ave. name, address, phone & SSS CASH FOR 1 Mossberg lfodel -46-M, Xlntc:ond. 673·34171
forladarrnnge. 64.2-8494 . kitchen lbl & thrs, much GARAGE SALE we'll make one card per bolt action .22 rifle $65; Bocrh, Soil 9060
11 d 8020 ~C fem3ale, spa~ed Id b more. 833"2199 Ho nda 9 o ove n s, tag. Add 25' each. GC:::;/!~:~~Ms Rochest er .21 cal. pellet •••••••••••••••••••••••I
cy ff tter. . yrs.. se og, Matcb'g uphol'd chrs 2 dshwshrs counter top Send check or money or· rifle $20. 494.5040 Hobie 16, trlr. new trans&' ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnlw/kids,963·7406 decortbls, 7' sofa. Re~s. stoves, much more. 1973 derto: WANTED --TRA--V-EL_A_G_E_M_T_-iNP~~g~~:!~M~'=~ AB~D~NEk~! m~t;_r Miscltems.968-9576 MapleC.M.8-4Sat&Sun Pl\~~J.';!~~~G ORl ENTAf:RUGS Swaps I0'6 ~~7~·425• 646-8255 or•
\J e ed e d for busy & 10 Spds. Cycle & Co. ~i°'N~laponyrtJ~e~.CM_,. Brand new queen size GARAGESALE CostaMesa,Ca.92626 Persian & Chinese also •••••••••••••••••••••••
"ewport agency. 2 Yrs 2488 Newport Blvd .• C.M. _,, .,.w v • mattress set, Sl40. Blonde bdrm furn. rattan Tapestry, Pvt Pty'sonly. Want to swap ~Hable COLUMBIA 26
elt\)er. min. in int'I & 642·791> Small wht cockapoo. Gd Call 646-3S70 chr. tbl &ottoman, baby JEWELRY 640-70l4 for small uprlgbt ~iano MARK II
do.-eslic.comm'I sales. natured loves child rum. misc items. Sat & Restyling&repair Wanted old fashion gas 552·8555 5 w· h 9 ·1s he d Salary commensurate 3St&__1J ~pds.PCrtruis~~ & -.eetogd'hm 979_..,c:A "CHANGE. I N COLOR Sun9-4.202 ViaPalermo at,YARBOROUGH'S ' ' me es, sai • 8 -. .., ... ~els. p s .,. re .. , L>J"t h f r a n g e . P r e f e r TV Rodlo ~alley, lots of gear. Very, w/exper. 833·9619. . . . . SC emc. l you can use N.B. $5 to $100. Nwpt Bch 631·1717 Wedgewood. 548.5497 aft. H' I''" st· fast-P.H.R.F. winner>' lii~~;iiiiii;iiiiiiii;;;liii;;~ prur. ade·ins. Guaran· Kittens 6 weeks, part lemon yellows & greens. . n treo 8098
• --tees.63~.ZlOl Siamese male" female like new. Game table & -4 30 Yrs a ccumulation, PUBLIC AUCTION 5pm ••••••;•••••••••••••••• $10.500 or make offer Typists/P/lim~ $5hr Bo l~S bwln Slln .545.5392' chairs, 6 djning chairs. a ntqs, tools, bld g MANYITEMSOFFINE Wanted : Used Hospital RCA25''Color1V. &12·2717afl6pm .
• , ~ ElecTecbRadar$7.50ht ysye c h · misc lamps, pictures, malrl's,bvybeams.Lols ESTATE JEWELRY. bed, must be elec'ly Cost$675.SacSH6. Tahiti ketch under con·
1d 1 ~ Recepl/G.Ofc to S725 grayt to~b.:-lk wt e;J~·ISpecial Male DalmaHon svc for 8, dishes. Kg sz of junk, 9-4 Sal&Sun. 445 ART OBJECTS AN· operated, side rails or Xlntcond. 846-9094. slruction 30'. Diesel eng
1 If!\ : Med Tech/Bna Pk to $700 ~~ r e · needs happy home in· mattress, like ne w . E. 20lhSt, CM TIQUES FTNE FURN., mattress not req'd. PH: l 645.a722 wknds, 631-~
, ' Irvine Personnel Agency eluding yard. Loves kids. 83J.9779or 536-8847 . . ETC. PHONE FOR JN· 549·3883. So·so changer & u•er. t•ves •
' 488E.l1thCostaMesa M lO~~RoyceUnion 673-7293 llu~ccollection of s,oodaes FO. & BROCHURE. good speak er s, nice Ii--"'° Sult.o224 642-1470 J: $4S L di i Maple Kg s:t headboard, pnced t-0 sell! Fishing, 645 2200 Wanted: Basset hound or wolnul cabinet, asluug 12' Kite. Jn~I trlr, ne• ' =~ ~~----~ ~c w i~n ~ se:5. FJ:rem~~ l~~:. ~o~:: ~fi'~:eh!~~~~~~-~i:· & ~~~t~1~1:~~ l~~~fztg ~ag Sewing Machlne, ~-~!~;u::e~· Call $175.644-8203 tlm, n~ail ~cover~
' VDT 0P9rat.r female spayed. 499·3858 misc. 3430 So. Towner, made by Singer. ls in Teak AN 180. Dolby noise $525. 640 .
Ir -·11 ti po it~ open 2 N B"' M •· Wood carved bencb.Sl50. Sant a An a ( 0 ff xt t d c mes in real M...ical reduction syste m. Up LIDO 14, 1975, cover i:.r· .... m~ s •00 ew .. es. an "'Small bl act & while (2) whl & gold wood M ...... ) 1ur ~l>nl\ n: con · 0 I .____,._ 1083 " as a video dl1pl oy womau. 'Never used. f · 1 1 l d 1 $lO acnnuur ·i1'W"V<llPV wood 3 dwr Desk, all for MITiftnllftlf• grade your reel to reel, treiler,xlnt. $1850. ot lu, • le.r01inal operator tor a Sl90forbotle15-3175 ema 8 puppy, x n carve m rron o. $50. firm. Musl sell!••••••••••••••••••••••• llst$3SO. MintCond.Sell Sa~+cash.493-t739
Basic/Four m ini com w/cblldren. 496-8427 67M92'7 GARAGE SALE 8.11·2551 aft. 6 or wknds. Conn Mln-0-Mattc elec. $125. Call Scott aft •
puter. Some experience Mena 27" 1• irpd, AMF, <llJJd hasaJlern . Sm well 5 Pc Medit Living Rm set. 1~8ri'tn 9cf M Mission Viejo. organ, excellent condi· 543-9335 will return call. I~ntii ~~~ Ho~bte l\a~sec(
is de~ira~le, but wlll ~~.,;.-o.ld. $75. behaved Lab/ColUe. Coucb,loveseat&3tbJa. a er, · • BEAUTY EQUIPMENT tion.$600,P.P.532-1259 loota&Marine ltceue S18~~: (714
train individual Jtllh de-..,._...., Spayed,aholl.631·3838. $175.642-9849 Moving, mustsellcouch & FOR SALE OVATION Equipment 792·'~56 Oya; 792·717
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' union, etc. Apply at p7aq. ft.. llrm. rn pt.J, Blblor ,Ul between HJDE·A·BED. Unued, g8arlson router w/tbl $S0 your boat, can also do char pion racer. Xln ~
Oranae Coaac Dally lt8-2711 qe•ofUt12. cost $390, aell $185. le MOVIM~ lhp a.phase motor $25: Slingerland 6 pc set. Prl., general woodwrk Call con~ 968·1391Mo.Tbur:i
11 Pilot. 330 W. Ba7 St., APP'l\OX. 250 ._. ot 845-878CI. DEUVER554-4.760 2 Femlllt1 Toronndo lawn vacuum hdwr .. :ill. cyms. all xlnl Corl nno. 675·fU4f1 PM'i
' CclltaMesa; betw~nthe 318., exterior r• __ ..:, . , "'"9llhl1MJtlt1on. f75, 333 E. lath SL, CM. new heads. Mint cond. Sal/Sun am. Mon a \1--1..-0-1-1-1-C-.-.,--~ ~ot8:00AJ4-5.00PM. Wied Ask for 1~yo. l7'1..,_ 1mall mllll8CI breed PL~H cut velvet 8aofa Cu s tom blt home. 642-33'19 673-6517. 6pm. "" ()all for appointment • d S c ... Puppy. Poodle/Ter· & 6 loveaeat. Country E lb" o 11 T -i.. M.-1-t •/ New trampoline. Llk l . • plet8e.f42-432Uxt2'll. :un'l;.n l. -•11 rier/'t Rnc. lro£D FWy. atfil• SOLID WOOD q:::JY l:te n':w' 842 ~Does Johnny need hclpre· '76 Strat-0easter Guitar. '°s;;.1 w IMMfOZO new. Must aelll $13SCJ Equ~ ~rtuftity ,_ & .~ ~~· ...... • !1~~~:• 1~~dm w:J McFadden S.A. 2 ·blka W: a<lin1? Have course f~ ::·~~~;;.· m''4~st of. •••••••~~••••••••••••• 675-8 ~ (MarJt)
mp oyer --to30 ,. ••• 1050 game aet," wood coffee Nwpl Fwy. =~at~~~is~st · · · Fottrless Fred is back. Venture Catamaran u•. 111
WAITRESS •• ~~•••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tbl, II' lamp1, queen LASr Chance for maho1. over $lOO. sell. $25. ~e~ Vlo~n$J5.~t1~~ Compl marine serv. OB sails, w/trlr. Xlnt cond,~.t
P'/tlme. Applf, Tino'• !(XS Crown Graphic •!13:5 Handeome 1-of·~d anti· bdrm set w/chest. AJI in dresser '' Jo ni. 12 642.3318 A ~h: n S7S G ~ f eng. repair . 646-400~. $850. 131-3413 • ,
Valley fkw1, L •I ~-u a=· lona.$75.549·9410 " . 2 CbaMcl A/C ampiltler Fur parka-rabbit. akin for the whole la m y . G D·DEPENt>ABL Sallb• at , 13, 5 aaUa Pizza, 302'2 Crown "'' ..... melderlna• 1~ quell'n ttereo~ablnet6' xlnlcond.554·4760 drawcrs,2nitestoda $60. u rp · rea 0un OO E , ~
'NJpel. + alum. euo oo. L . Early J\mencanantlques, $35 8 Trk t dk S4S w/fox trim women's 557-0782. Underwater trail,~.
' · "1..a:'l8or.aMl58 • Slate top Lane ~.fee ta· lbla, cbr, chest drawers. As~ol'ted ,::1 t~bles' med aell $200 · waa $350. CONN ALTO SAX Malntenance 492-8144
• Waltrua. Food •aAF Super a m ,~ie ble&endlbl.Origtl()(J Call84e-l096dya. baseforalrframewatcr S7s-e073. ' goodcondS195979-2385 Hogan"SonsS3l·S92l TabllllK~cbes(2) lb 1" Cocktalla. eJCper'd. umera.Zoomlem,IJow ea • .Sacrtrlce ~O 08·trw1nbedmaltreuestor2 bed, Ira garage storage . . loats.M..... c:om tle ted 2 wori
• ~~o;~o~•&... C°tu/;,!:/ motion, many xtt-1. 8321171 beds u oo. Orie ntal unit, manyodda "coda. T.:;~~lu~~':~r:w~OfflE.!1~&1015 e.f,...... 9030 cruis,•.675-8990Avery ~ ,,, ' · • Ust, $350; SZ2S. DI* II QN Sa waterti.d com coc.ktaU table black $30 8282 Br)'ant Dr, Hunt. -.r .... ,......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• --+--------..l " N.B.calle13-9Ulukfor projector. auto thr~ ,&ete, tll•ck vnyl, 1ood Kitchen table $30. 5 lkh.847·1353. forsale.64$·Ui86eves. ••••••••••.•••••••••••••5•4"x3'6" Varnh bed HOBIJ CATtt',newtrl1,
Karen. ' \fti, freczt rreme, 1 cond. $100 or Wtor trade drawer bureau, cuatom For sale: Rare Oriental Architect'• ottlcC: furn, 2 Maboi Yacht Table. 2 & bo, ll\r'U, xlnt cone ' WANTED: Exp stylist lena. Utt St90c Sl · Cor Port. TV'( (Color) made S45. Knee hole SUPMGARAGIE rup .Old&new. aecretary detks, con-le•vo.wllb 5'4"Gimbold Mut t aell. Super Bu.J ,
' w/clhmtele in North 552-7472. •' 49'7..-S desk, I drawers $65. Call Furn lturc, c l othes C.114119·2478 fc rcnce tbla, ~o chrs, Tra)', perf ect SUO. *1000 kt-1308 •
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l.)(J ll)lllHI flt II 9530 mi, Sl50U/b s l olr. St!eUShrs t •$1799• 71GTV.xtrus,r unsgood, Below blue book $3695. ~lunnnl( & ho.it uf I H.1lho,1 • · · mi t:~ u er xlnt !th ape h.tll 7 IUO V~icles 496~1 . .\96-2763 Tom 8 ... UER BUICK 3 thou, s tereo/ m ug11. 833·5-IGl day:; 673·1>34?
bland. lot·atmn ~u1l.il1l1· l<ikr., !N;:i 111 ICl -••••• ••••••••• ••••••••• "" • • • • 640-9274 eves
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••••••••••••••••••••••• 7.f llond,1 750. clt·<in, run::; •••••••••••••••••••••• 26T Roadstc.'1'. Olds cng., '72 FORD. Slove/oven, • Groth Che•rolet
NEW '77 l!l' Runl(Cr Tri· good. xlras 537 2845. 22· Terry. Rcnl to own o muc h C'hromc. s how crpt. ice box. S3.000 18211 Beach Blvd.
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'71i llangl·r l!t'\11lvol().& pant.i.clc.S295 t8'St:olLo;man\\/xtrulr•4Whee4Drives 9550 air. l ave & AM /FM TOl'DOLLJ\H Li~~!~ifJv5~~) '7-1Audl f'ox.4·dr scdan.
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smallt•r rull'I' E."<t:cllcnl number _ llurdtop 4 spccd,lot'king p/s, p/b, radio. crpt. Cull CALL OR COME l N ply. '72 2002·AC12H'TQ}.
Transportation condition. $300. 675·4922. Santa Ft! 14 · w /sti>vc hubs & lc!ls thun 37 .000 751·5776. TO SEE US ou don't need a aun t.o ·72 uavarla·A C488 F'Ol"I
••••••••••••••••••••••• A:35.186 _ oven. ice box, !>lps s. Ci° mUcs. 064LllZ). Hcudy ... . NEWPORT IMPORTS "draw fas t'' when you •74 Ravaria· (3481.,fM ). Campers, Sale/ rood S.t95 Ph 963·5926 to sell at i6 Oodl(e VS Custom. place an ad ln the Dally '75 2002-~. (236MM~J . Rent 9120 '14 Yamaha RD350. S.525 __:_ OHLYS4500 XJtn cond. PS & Brk:. 3100W.CstHwy,NB PllotWantAds!Callnow •755~IA·A.<705NJ ).
••••••••••••• ••••• ••••• or best orrcr. 7· lOam Trailers. Utility 9180 $6,000. 768-1479 afl 5. 642-9405 -642·5'78. .76 2002-<lsp, Snrf. ( S89). fi.15 .. 4196 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---
TOYOTA -'69 VW Van c.;amper. _.....,...._.-...__.,....,...._.-.__.,.._...._.-.... _..._....__,,,,..__.._.._....-..__.._....._, '762002·4sp, air <48211
·72 CZ 250. Elert t!l n. Dune lluggy or :.rn<ill co AM / FM . M ic b c Ii n SADDLHACK IMW
"A BETTER
BARGAIN"
luydown shocks. fully up trlr. S25Q. Rill 673·467 radials. compl camp'g MISSION VIEJ()
tu date, trtt'k pls. d n ~or 496·7561 pm equip. Perfect for :iurfcr 131-2040 495.4949
CHINOOK
H~~~9~6
·~SPEED
•I IO V SYSTEM
•DUAL BATTERIES
•STOVE·ICE BOX
•SUPER ECONOMY
•LlSTS711S
MOW
$600/bst oCr. 675-3093 Auto Service & van. $2500/bst ofr. <114)
'7.& Husky 250CR. mus t Perts 940 _323_·_59_7_2 ______ 1 sell. lea\•mR town. best •••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 Toyota J eep, Man·A· '76 Ford E ·150, red w/t.an,
ofrf!r .847 6727 Used 1974 3 spd i .. Ton Free, head~. carb dls-loaded, xtras, i n t.
Chevy Pkup transm & trlbutor . heavy duty carpeted.$6200.497·2668 '76llarley l200s11pcr shortbed dnve shaft. col clutch & aux gas tanks. --'--------1
ghdc. 1996 :\hies. Like umn sh1tt. S75. ~8·2367 Elcc fuel pump. $2950. 1975 Dodge Van , $800
new $3195. 543·6355 --s.17.()267 below Bluebook. cust.
• S VW ma~ n ms, $100 or of· -int.. AM/FM tape. lo mi,
MUST SELL XL350 Hon-fer. 2029 Harbor Blvd. '71 Chevv maier stick pvtpty 494-4401
da, ssso or bes t. Call C.M. 642-0154 air mud/s now'tires 57Ml,..;..--';....o...-· ------1
John, doys. 979·12.'ll ------mi ' 53495 751-0774 e~es '76 Dodge Tradesman 100, m H d 350 I t d Mtoa for Sale ' . VS. air, ma1s. wide tires. 1Wcll 0:a:ed i~~.n r-.~~~n: ••••••••••••••••••••••• '12 Toyota Landcfruf iserd. custom int, AM/FM 8 · ed th t s ss75 Nftt~s/ Xlnl cond. Best o roa trk , c lean & s h arp ~~~nh or b;tugfr.'49;·~95 Classics 9 520 ~ $3650. 640·5984 $7200/offer 673·3803
••••••••••••••••••••••• GMC Jimmy, 4 whl dr, Autos W.-hd 9590 $6495
364
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1
IN INVENTORY Loudt.<d & immsc. 12.000 CASH FOR CARS!
PlusTox&\,.k. C038 . Rent 26' CMC. Pvt pty. -mi. (714 > 642·8j230. Top S Oollar Spaid for FOUR OTHERS Coll 833"2616 or 642-4097. ANTlQUES&CLASSICS $7,400~ ~ clean used <1ars. t.r~k• &
UADY TO CiO Ncwvort Bench, Calif. ~~frd~~Y~~'o~~ ~ ruck• 9560 ~Nvf~les. Ask for hul
BILL MAXEY l
TOYOTA
1 ~'~ • lro<~ ll•d I
Hu,.f1ttqf,,.n Ir ri(' h
1147 AC.H
IFYOU
have a service to otrer or
1toods lo St<ll. place an ad
In t he Daily Pilot
Clo.ssltied Section
Phooe 642-S678.
$50000c ••••••••••••••••••••••• e .. BUY-~~LL·TRAOE '14D;it:s1mPU. HOWAROChe•....e.t
I!!&• f.a.lGO • CO G.00. Dove ~Quall Sta. ...... .... • Call atu. 496-.52$9 NEWPORT BEACH 8308. Ma\n-SAntn Ana "r---------t----------".-1
10to8, Mon. Sul. '7S El Camino. Auto, p/s, I BUY JUNK CA~ Cl~Sundaya p /b. air , lo ml, w/11bell. ·USED AUTO PAR'tS * 547-9709 * 14.500 84&-7178. 540-SUS 8"7·9637
-
CREVIER
$1 $l • .. 040WAV
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835'3'"
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•USED IMW•'*
'73 8avarta·(900J,V.Y >
'7S2002 · (833NJ?d)
'76 2002A • (04911) •
Closed On S..niays
OR.AMGE cou9"Y•s
OLOEST
Sales-servlce-Leaalng
Roy c .. Y ... ,lllc.
Rolla koyce · BMW
ts.tOJamboree-
Ncwport Beach 640-M44
"10 BMW mo2, 4 tpd, xlnt
cond $2500
6-&2.214S
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IMW 9712 '74 c.,n 2100 • 1976 CAPRI II . DRIVE A 1974 FtATXl{t ·~4 M:erR!~c;ou~~ 4 ,, ; COPELAND ••••••••••••••••••••••• V-3 enc. auto trans, rac· '4 speed, ulr conc.J. & LlnLE . COHVIATll I cre'~nU7·3202 y, ry
'74 3.0 CS, Sntf., Ve.lour t.ory alr. Dlx int & sun· 6tueo cusette. 8uy or ... Ma:ny exlrH lncludlna 1--------1 HOUSE
OF IMPORTS MOTORS Inc tnt .. air, stereo II tape. roor, xlnt mecb cond. lease. CCl13MW E). SAVE A LOT stereo & 1~aaJe rack. edealea t740
• au~. $18,000. 537.UIO ext Gl:iO. 548-1487 SADDLEBACK '5HOP &COMPARE Wblto w/black. Loadodl ....................... lllCllO IOU
416. VALLIY IMPORTS IAllWICK DATSUM Cl75LJV). '73 45051 .'1111~p Classic 1987 2000 cs ~~~~i=,n4i!f1:r:~ 131.204o 495•49 49 SanJuancaplstiano M·15°5M1L0Y !.4v2a'u5
0 ~.~~~ a!'!t ~~: WEEKLY SPECIALS _rJ_rJ Coupe, wood dash, la en&.S49·316hvea 19"13 CAPRI, 4 SPO. V6, Ul·ll7S4t~ll71 " oond.. -8-,4 3 9 9 m~, runa & looks new. B L A C K V l N Y L IMPORTS
ea .846-8113 "14 Capri, V-6, ' spd, REALLY NICE! $2,150'. TO, IUYIR Aveey Pkw)'.•S.D. Frwy. HOUSE OF 1976
BMW'eB, (250() Bavana)4 xtras, s unroof, 26Y , W.23L8 See u1 ll!"1· & laatl Top 2810Ul~ertle Pkwy. IMPORTS
.if. '76 CJ·I 01s4•' •pd, sunrC, AM /FM, am/fm, must sell. Best dollarpaadforlmporta. 131·1741 21•1121-ea-•
• cleu,$2700.PP.831-1678 otrer.540·2499 Dahm • 9720 COSTAMISA .. -450SEL . 7900 .... EW'76 D"''TSU.... 1961FIAT 71 2S.72SO -'78 2002. air, r adio, " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ " u
metallic blue, like new CAPRI II Sllet & Leosl99 2845 llarbor Blvd. ~SO SPID '64 Ml% 221$1 SILVER i MO. ... Cl liDIO Factory warranty. Muat $]986 TOP Dollar P•ld Costa Mesa 540-&UO Unbelievable condlUon! CLASSIC COUPI
: at MOH. 0.1.L :::.:.-... ,_,_ .. "_" aelltbisweek! 499·2380 . I di t D r I OnA.LLTrade·lns '71 z ft d pd o~ 0;11~ venlcle M~~ Rare 4 1peed, 1\UU'OOf, META O.A.c. mme a e e a very · NEWPORT DATSUN 240 •• ne con • 45 ·• 0 ' m ea. leather 8 track etereo Ii LLIC • S I( ,1 & 4 4 '70 BMW. Mdl 2002. Must Sport coupe witb full Ill Do ..... 5..__•t AM /FM, maas. $3500. condition, mu•t seel • .MANY NIW & U ID "C U X 1 eell,Makeorrer. standard equipment. •• JTII' 642-1641 C862CQM). 250englne. Buyorleaae.
158-8000 COPELUD'S 558-8000 63807391 g:~~Y~:'l. ! 11 Ser· :.,eaa!:,~~~~a '74 Datsun 260Z. Low ml., HI~~~ ~:!~UM (oal~~~DLEIACK • $~.?,4D-J 4
ioo11. ht. St. JEEP CITY SANTAANA Capri 9711 8ll·ll00 ~~~e~o:~~~;h~ AC, NEW8P03~RT1380E0ACH .~~::01~:~:::, -vSE
•••• .. •••••••••••••••"\• after 5 :30 & wknds. .., 450SEL
---------------... 1'74 V·6, 4 apd. Decor. 1974DATSUM 75 FIAT Xl/9. -Fully ''8MIZ250SI 22,000 mi's. Xlnt Cood. 260 z cuswmiz.ed, xln\ cond., Cpe. Rare 6 cyl., fuel lnJ.
$3500/ort. 548-411130. d AM I FM 8·track, .low Ena. •wiroof, leatber int. SILVER ·~~~~~~~~~!!LJ!~~~~~~~~.Mew 9100 &.........., Mew Aut~malic, air con .. miles. Call collect. (2U) Sac.ri.flcel J.; -... special mags & AM/FM 784-8JS9. Private party.
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IMMEDIATE DBIVHY
s .....
ESTIMATl·Yow
t•19W.,Vsy
MAMDMIW
1976 B-210
HATCHBACK'
53189'
,.._To.&.._
4 speed, (HLB210176773-4538).
FuU factOl'Y eQulpment
IMMB>IA TE DB.IVIRY
rad~~lvls•ts u~~:~~.Topcond ~a~g~fl METALLIC
H;;~\;~:t:M 540~~d~y~~y ~~::13-1:: $18!JO
813·1100 '71Fiat850 Sporla Spider, 1980 Mercedes 220, 4 gpd, G.rea1t~i:ction ~~Y or 1 Owner. MUeage 1etter. AM/FM radio, new in· Leue
1973 DATSUM Clean. Brand pew top. terlor le tires. 25 ml per JnStockNow!
ST ATIOMW AGOM SIMI(). 962-3574 gal. Beat orrer or trade CALL FOil A Ci)UOTE
Automatl~, radio & roo '74FIATX19 for pickup or panel.
rack. (149HDE>. super AM/FM t mags 1 67S-0970 days or 678-9676 213 921 0588 economycarfor ape, • alt6pm. -0
OHLY $2600 ~":~c~~~1i.:~y, lease, a~-'--D-l._ES_EI.___ 714 523·7250
Ml\RQUIS
MOTORS
.dMO:'Mi:~w,.lJfWlfl p.-'°"r
• .... l> •• I•' ..... ' H •• I. t.
M1~'.•0N \Ill Jn
.-tjl-~ t 0 \CJ'..1 '· '0
'73 Oat.sun 610,
2 dr, hardtop, 4spd.
631-0439 or 631·2026
BRrTISH CAR CO. AW AREHESS 213/990·2525 Are you aware of what a
714-.. ~~aa... Me~edesBenz ls?
iv_.. -AWARE: 400 mi to a
MERCEDES
BENZ
'71FIAT124· tank SPIDER AWARE: 2S ml to a 1974 Ml%
Mint, one of a kind! Call 1\V~~E : M lnimum . 210 COUPE
fordetails. (40967). maintenance White w/bam~. Only
BRITISH CAR CO. AWARE: We'U bo glad 27.000 miles. Mmt conch·
213/980·2525 to make you aware of tionl C~LWD).
MOZ, '73, sound cond, air 7141894-2854 Mercedes Diesel. CaU for MISSION VIEJO
cond, $4200. 891-1066 Ext quote and test drive. IMPORTS
35. 673·2537 Honda 9727 Avery Pkwy.-S.D. Frwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE OF 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. '76 280Z, White, 4 spd. •~..1 ..... w '76 IMPORTS 81 I 1748 Mags, AM /FM/Tape. ~" •
a/c, 6500 mi's. lm-tnac HO .... DA C 2131921-1588 d .., Af " GrS 714/52,.7250 Mercedes Benz ''15, 450SE, ~~~968'.~ 642·9l6S. t OV!R 100 · i----------t sunroof, lmmac. New
197'280%
4 speed, air cond .. stereo cassette & special mags
+tires. (889PAU).
ToChooHFrom! '75MBZ240 Michelln s , $16,500.
UNIVERSITY DIESEL ~~~74 after 8pm
--&... Std. 4 Spd. tra n s .. Oldsmuulte ( 688 MY F). CI ass i c 280SL Rdstr, 2 tops, Honda Cors • GMC while. Buy or lease. immac, pwdr blue, A/C,
TnKlca AM/FM. $9950. 499·2109
2850Harbor Dlvd. HOUSE OF 1968 MBZ 230. ExceUent
1974•2602 Costa Mesa 540·9640 IMPORTS COl1d.$2450oroffer.
4 speed. air cond .. mags "7S Honda CVCC. Yellow. 2131121-8588 646-1823
&low males. (376NDZ). AM /FM ster eo, new __ 7 __ 1_4_!5_2_3-_7_2_.50_-t73 Mercedes 450SEL,
SADDLEBACK radials, 31,000 mi. $2500. minlcond. All xtras. v ALLEY IMPORTS 842-4626. Lease 675.3590
831-2040 495.4949 JCIC)UOr 9730 New• Used 081 220SE 4 spd. new reblt.
••••••••••••••••••••••• OVER 100 eng.$1100 ororrer. '71240Z. Gm, sharp $2950. '73 Linc. Mark IV. blue, 197] JAGUAR MERCEDES 642·9617
xtras $4950. 493·6267 V 12-Conurtible OH DI SPLAY •75 MB 280C. Leather. sun·
2 tops, maroon w/black H f I ~ r · 1 ·75 8210 Htcbk, radials, · t · d ouse 0 m I r .. cruise, 22,000 m ·
25-35 MPG, clean, to ~~e.~ri3~~. c~nspeepct~ AUTHORIZ D War r., Asking $12.250. ..---------------miles. PP. Make offer ONLY 17,ooo miles. MERCEDES DEALER Mich tires, very clean
536-9766 Keith 554·3388 M I NT c 0 n d it i 0 n ! 6862 Manchester, car. 673·3434.
... . ~ . ... .
USE SAN
JUAN CREEK
OFFRAMP
4-SOUTH
; FULLY LOADIDI
l!Pudlna 3 air conditlOMn. generator. ~ ow.n. 811\/fm ~ eltectt. crulM control. r.dl & leddlf. {33074} • Loact-NottllngEIMTo~
~ THll WllKIND ONLY1 -e SHOULD IE ••• •30 ,000
~SALE PRICE $20,555
f: REE TANK OF GAS (324HMX). Buerra Park '73·2-IOZ, mags, 4 spd. new 523·7250 '68 MERCEDES BENZ
~sos WfTH Tl4I f!UlCHASE 0. AMY MEW
01 US. CAil -MBmOH THtS 4D!ll
Konis, quad tape, $4.250. MISSION VIEJ 0 On the Santa Ana Fwy.
673·6610 IMPORTS Sharp, lo mi .. EZ pymts.
Trade, buy .. <210HFR ).
20' SURVEYOR
MINl-MOTORHOME •
4
TO CHOOSI PIOM Many ~Ing ttacw-. IACludlng: PoWtf 1t81ring, power
ditc bnMI. eutomatlc tranamialon, roof rlell l tldder. 11"90,
3..., r.frtgeratot ..mti frMZ«, '80 voe Engine, 1 ton chllll1, 11r oondftlon fng, 8 ttlCk 119'90, mtny tnOf'I deluJ1e featoret. (9108),,
, NOT A PllCI UADlll
WAS $13,556eSAVE $2000
SALE PRICE '11,556
'73 240Z, 4 spd, A/C, AveryPkwy.·S.D. Frwy. 1972MB%
AM/FM, mags, $4750. 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. 280 COUPE
556-0479Callafler4pm. 831-1748 White w/bamboo. Only 1--------1 27,000 miles. Mint condi·
BRITISH CAR CO.
213/990-2525
714/894-2854 '71 5 IO WCICJOn '71 XJ6. It. blue, Jaguar lion! (158LWD>.
'f tr Lo ·• Sedan. xlnt co nd. MISSIO .... VIEJO '72 SE d k bl " any x as. ma g. 644·3233, 640-8614 art. " ~ • ar ue, sun· Sl~. 645·1513. 7PM IMPORTS =~is~~. air, 48,ooo mi.
Ferrari 9723 i---J-A_G_X_J----1 Avery Pkwy.-S.D. Frwy.1---. ------
••••••••••••••••••-••• 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. MG 9742
'64 330 GT 2+2. Burg/blk. All models. many colon 831·I7 48 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Borranl's. 3,000 mi on here now. Discuss leas-•74 Midget. xlnt in & out,
r blt eng. 6 44-0850 / ing. 60 Mos fin. Many '76 Ml% 300 30,000 mi, $2425. PP.
642-0054. programs. DIESEL i-&a0-·_000_7 _____ _
'68 330 GTC. Mint, fact BRITISH CAR CO. (482REY>. Pastel blue,
air, drk blu/lan int. 2131990-2525 elc. sunroof, stereo, buy
$14,000. 644-0850/642·0054 714/894-2854 or lease.
972 JtMetl 9732
'73 Fiat 124 Stat. Wgn. •74 Jensen Healey. BIL,
Radio. 3.5,000 mi. $1850. orig ownr, 14,000 mi..
Ph 960-1290 $5900. 645-5378.
HOUSE OF
IMPORTS
2131921-8588
714/523-7250
"00 A.Mtos, Mew "00
'73 MG MIDGET
26,000 mi., mint. Super
deal! (11811ESJ.
BRITISH CAR CO.
213/990-2525
714/694-2854
1972 MG Midget
$1500, good cond
George, 675-2083
->.-.HUGE•<--
DISCOUNT SALEI
RIDAY·SATUIDAY ·SUNDAY
SURVEYOR
CLASSIC CYAN
4
TO CMOOll PIOM . Dodge 1 Ton Bubbi. Top Van, wltli lftlny outllalndlng featorea,
ll'IClodlng: seo v..e. automatic tranernltelon, powlf steering,
power brtkn. re-drculetlng toilet. 3 burner stove & ovan,
lwnace, hot wal8' he1ter, rtlrfgeretOf', double llntd & lnsul1i.d
roof. du11 81tl8fY ayalem, Spare Tire & mooh much "'°'el
A really top unit, lncludH Dodge ~ ton "" With l\llo trana . power steering, Power bftk ... two bvmef stove, ctu.i batteries
with automatic control, eelf-prfmlng wit• pump, doUble fully
lined •and ln1olattd roof, Spare Tire Y mount, treme mol.lnttd
Butene lank, stalnteu steel sink, lnter1or coordinated cab seats. (13162) NOT A PllCI LEADlll
WAS $10,062 e SAVE '1605
(1412)
NOT A PRICI LIADHI
WAS $9117 e SAVE '1500
.................................................. $ 7 SALE PRICE $7 7
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Suftday, Oorobef 24, 197& , ......_,.,.rW .• ., • .-. Aaitoe.••r•liM Alltet.t.,.rW . A111et.t.r w .· ......_,..r,,..., .......•••••........•• . .............................................................................................................. .
MCH t74 ....... '710 P'encM t7SO Toyote 9765 r.-... , t7'7 •wo9ea' t7l0 ~·.~"!~ ....... ~.I~••••••• ~!·.~':!'~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yolrlw.. 9770 ••• ··:~
•74 JICGI RDSTR t973PORSCHE '81 Porath• Roadster, TOYOTA 'it TR·6, itlnl cond. $2100.1 1974 YW ••••••••••••••••••••••• VGllJWOIJlft 9770 Volksw.... ~
,11.TA.ll!..A . .kxlnL$&250 orbeat.otfer. . 411WAGOH ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• l' A beeu t.y. Lllle new. • ona. · ... lmER 6'15-8443 ft7J .. ,,., · .. 08.WUL hpeed, a1'cood.,1tereo. 813 8232 ~ . ~uto. I.tans., air con<lJ SUPH HETU •74 VW DASHER &\. $ VW Rabbit. t~·
S3'H ma1s. Buy or XLNT IARGAIN" olluWOCJtft 9770 Uonln1. Super aavinge. 41peect 1 track stereo & Waaon. 4 1pd, AM/F&I. AM/FM tape doc'h!~
k!ue plu . <toOHPC). Roh Roye• 9756 ••••••••••••• ••• ••••••• <879KMU > tow mil;,, (SUJES) Xlnt cond. $3500/bat olr Spd. 26.000 ml. Xlnt coili.
SADDLUACK ••••••••••••••••••• •••• BETTER $2tf99 SADDLllACk 54&-M23 $2MO. 49'456 . -
YAUEYIMPORTS •tDEALERINU.S.A. * * VALLIYIMPOITS '68 vw Bus runs well '74SuperBeeUea8'/~· GARDEN WE:ST VW 1 . ., I 131·2040 49M949 ff{{ IOY YET U 1-2040 495.4949 sul)tr clean, best. orre; trac.k yollow super c1~'1,
•a Super 80 c. Sharp, all CARVER CLEAN 673-<M06 ~ . oneownerS2800.saf.9 •
orla. $4,500. &44-0850 or ROUS-ROYCE AT * * . a. Hew 9'00 ....._New •iO
'10 MGB. Ni-0054. === BILL MAXEY UP SALE ............................................. .:
Runagood '73 911T Silver, S 1pd, _.....
'.
,t ' I 11 • +
\\• I I• I• 11' ~~~,,t
'M :~67~:.::.e~ ~~-f:ii:~ 1to.:lOSlOWNOAYS9757 TOYOTA USED vw &1 vw Bua, dependable, BUGS 8U¥ or LEASE ~·~ I . ·~°.::Saf.~.top, oe .:.:che 3S6C, lmmac. ······:~;·~;;;~·~···:·· NOWDURIHGOUR BUSES, f>t~A:~S7~000. Pvt '670VTHERRU26'76 ~a1r11. ·:... I
MG MIDGET Red/blk int. $5400. or (384DLQ). $2499. Ex OCTOBER 'TO factory Cmpr, xlnt a.J
All models, color s. Here best olfer. (ZlJ}59&"l80 tremely rare! OuL11tnnct. CAMPERS cond, rblt en1. nu pulnt. • ...... 5 •NT_. ~ _. \ • J
now! Discuss leasing. i.ngcondltion. DISCOUNT $2.600.552'8479 TOCHOOS!FROM n A A .. """ ~ • ..: J
t.1011 Clo. Many pro '~C1a~ic,xlnl cond, ~ew HOW IS THE TIME '69 Sq bit, auto, air, 4 SPEEDS · ~ '·
"'ams. 1nter1or, new paint. HOUSE OF TO IUY ALL um/fm, xlol cond. BA:~~::aco. .:::.::ond, mus ~~~~1:. $ALE SALE PRICES Sl,500/bst otr. 548-1791. CONVERTIBLES
7141194-2854 seU. $4800. or best orre r. t14/523·7250 •COROLLAS GARDEN WEST '66 VW Baja Bug. New SUNROOFS -------.. 633·1375 anytime . VW eng & trans. SMO.
MGI GT • Toyota 9765 •PICKUPS 2 BlocksW. Beach Blvd Phone9G3·7094· .ALL SALE PRICES
Se ( d. r • 64, air, rm. mech. rebtt ........................ •CORO .... .a.s us G •RDE.... ~EST lect rom 60 tf eren '76. Mint cond. $5800. Pvt nA 7600 Westminster Blvd '67 8 . Very good cond. A ,.. "
new, wsed sports cars. ply. 127G lR. 561·0882 TOYOTA •CE1.ICAS We11ttnios~r 893·7551 $UOO. • VW EZ t.enm Can lease d . P.h (97·3551 eves.
· · ays. •CHINOOKS * * 2 Blks W. of Beach Blvd BRITISH CAR CO. .72 Porsche SllT, like FOR '68 VW Bus. Gd cond. 7600 Westminster Blvd
. 213J990.2525 new, 49m, alloys, s tnm. ,77 •LAMDCRUISERS ---$1700. 2163 Placentia Weslmansler 893·7551
714}194-2854 Inst. AM/FM, must seU, WE'RE '68 Bug, reblt eng. Gd Ave. 646·1029 aft 2.
k r 714 554 2647 cond.. runs great. $800 --* *' Opel · 9746 ma eo r. · · Nol yet·but we do have flrm.497-3965 '65 VW Bus. Sepli ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 914 2.0 Porsche. new '76 Corollas. Exam-DEALING ·--camper. Gd cond. $13001----------1
°Tl Opel 1900. Xlqt cond .. AM/FM s track, Mus pie: <TE31185919) for SeU idle items 642·5678 orbestorr. 962-11680 Want Ads ------·--------itillllt'
immac. l ownr. 47, sell. Ph 638-7391 only OH THE AMto M 9100 Aaltos Mew 9100 AMtos M 9100 H • 910o'l....._ H 1fi
mi., Sl600. 836-7689 be •73 PORSCHE 914 $299 7 ••••·~· .. :."": .... !••••••• •••••.'··~··•••••••••••• ••••• : •• :."": ••••••••••••••••• -: •• :."': •••••••••••• r,;;:~::· •• :.': ••••••• !~.
<4:30or559-S480eves: ENTIRE -. • -------~Like new , AM/FM .
'6TOpelWagon. chrome wlleels, sharp. The Better Bargain
$2SOorbestotfer (&W°NZ). INVENTORY
S46-SlS8 -BRITISH CAR CO. SEE THE
Porsche 9750 213/990-2525 GOOD GUYS AT •••••••• •••••••• ••• • ••• 7141894-2854
1966 PORSCHE 912 COUPE . '70 9US Webeni, Recar
Black exterior 5 8 d & seals, alloy wheels. No -.=:=======-i • pee cheap. 645-7898 -m excellent . c:ond1t1on. •74 Toyota Corolla 1200.
(668LJR). Priced to sell 'Iii} 9~: new eng, Webcrs. Only 18.000 mi., 4 spd ..
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
18881 e~ach Bl•d
Hunlonqton 8l'ach
847.8555 al Koni s, super clean. R&ll. van)I top. Great
ONLY $429 5 $6,950. 846-8857 gas mi 'g. 830·46811. --=, --9 7=1=C=O=-'-R...;..O...;.M_A--'--•
NEWPORT DATSUN '74 Porsche 914. 2 litr ·m corona 1900. 40M .. 4 SEDAM
888 Dove Street eng. Stereo, bluck, clean. spd. Worth $1100, $800. NEWPORT BEACH $6000. Ph4S6-04S4 494.0059 Dys . 497.1522 AulO. trans .. factory air 833-1300 conditioning, low miles,
---------1Wantadresults ·642·567 evs.Mustsetl. ·--__ outstanding value
.... u.~ . Autos. Us.cf (6.SI osw) AMtos.UMd •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
• ?5 610 4 DOOtt •
AM/FM radio, yellow. 6736 miles.
nwgs, radials, moulding, pinstripe.
und e rco a ting . (S er
fHL610040634) (Stk. f.4331 ).
e ?6 710 2 DOOi SB>.AH e 1
'Factcxy air conditioning, AM/FM.
radio. stereo cassette. green.
5559 miles. m ags. radials.
mou l ding . p i n stripe ;
unde rcoati n g . (Ser .
$1699
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
18881 B~ac h Bl•cl
Hu,.ttnqtan B~ach
847.SSH
'14 Corolla 2-dr, orig
owner. Xlnl cond. Must
sell. mov1 n& abroad.
Sl.995. 673-0995.
'70 Toyota. Gas saver in
xlnt rond., ,, dr., $900.
556-2990 s3244 #JHL710076635) (Slk. 14829).
SAft HOW SAVI '3824 HOW ' -------'""""-----t~---------....... ~!!'!':!'! ..•...•••• !?.~~ .•"717 IO 2 DOol .,.... •?s 710 2 DOOlt cOWE• '
Fectory air conditioning. AM/FM Factory air conditioning. AM
f'adio. orange, 6063 m iles. radio. yellow, 3711 miles.
moulding, undercoat. (Ser. moulding, undercoating. (Ser. No.
IJHl-71005_3017) {Stk. 14615). JKHL710026383) CStk. #<4529).
SAVI 13449 HOW SAVI SJ6.44 .HOW'.
• ?6 610 2 DOOR CPE. e
A ut o . t r a n s .. factory air
conditioning. AM/FM stere<>
radio. aqua. e 568 mites.
moulding. und8fCOating, radials.
·cs er. #HL6 10-0111 7•> CStk. ::.:i s4459 MOW
•• •76 DATSUH 710 e ·
4 D o o r . S t ick s h i ft . air
conditioning. stereo taQG 8 track.
Lo mileage. Partial Factory
Warranty ramalnlng. Stk. •~.
~YE . '3997 . HOW
• '76610WAGOH . e . 4 8')99d, air conditioning, A>M=M ·
. stereo. mouldlng1. only 7.83!>'
mites. Demo f8552H S tk ..
17580.
'4550 MOW
•?s 710 4 DOOi SB>AM•.
Factory air conditioning, AM/FM
stereo radio. red. 9932 miles.
moulding. undercoating. (Ser.
#JHL710040025) (Stk. #4405).
SAVI s3449 HOW1
e?6 710 4 DOOR SB>.AH•_i
Air condilionin9. Stick shift, radio,,
Heater. etc. STK 5099.
SAVI '4299 HOW'
e 76 DATSUH 710 WGH e .
Loaded with extras. Lo l o miles.·
15026. •
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from
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1971 Triumph TR6
\one owner car·XLNT!
(5030TB). Buyorlease.
SADDLEBACK
VALLEY IMPORTS
831-2040 495.4949
'7 4 SPITFIRE
RDS TR
4 spc1.>d . red beauty Like
new. lo miles. 539LHT.
GARO EH WEST VW
'lllm b \\
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TR-4A·IRS, '66. Restored.
New red paint, new lop.
radials. $1,795. 631·3199.
TR7HEW
Custom black beauty I
Discuss benefits of leas·
inc. 60 Mos rin. All OAC.
BRITJSH CAR CO.
213/990·2525
7141694-2854
TR·6'S
Many to choose from. We
buy, sell, trade. Ca ll us
now!
BRITISH CAR CO.
PLUS TAX & LICINSf
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY #2Tl71lMN112450
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1976 FIATS
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'67 Amb., auto, air, PS,
35,000 mi on eng. Nds
body work $300, 631·1723
luick 9910 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1972 BUICK
CUSTOM Sl(YLARK
Coupe. Sold locally, one
owner & a tow mileage
car with full power & air
cond. <105813).
ONLY S2995
'67 Riviera. New motor,
mcch perfect, new paint,
s tereo system +more.
$1250. 645-3716 or 675-3922
'69 Riviera, \fully
equipped, low miles, xlnt
cond. $1600. 557-1598
'73 Buick Apollo,
)latchback, S2300.
963·4567
Quality and Price
Guaranteed
l l'asing Speetal1~h
P1eferred Rate)
lar~cst Sclectmn
1>1 New & U~t!d Cad1tlJt~ in
Or.inge County
Open Sunday
Cadillac
Master Dealer
2600+iarbor Blvd.
Cu~ta Mes.1 540-9100
Nabers
Cadillac
•72 CADILLAC
CPEDeVILLE
Don't SH Us fint ••• Ms .. Us Last!!!
•'If Y0tt Oot1•t
luy Fro•
CONNELL.
You•re Paylag
TooMucht0
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
S4.H200
'7~ Monte Curio, 31M mi
lite blue. wbl vinyl top
$1,200. 499.3793
'65 Chevclle. ti cyl, uuh
trans, ad mileage, 4 dr
Call un 6, 751·0080
'62 Chevy Stat£on Wagon
New brakes 6 Ures. cpl
Gd cond $800. Ph 982-3170
'11 Klngswood 9 pass F\111
pwr., stereo 8 trk. Sac.
$1300. 968·0290
1975MOH%A
TOWHECOUPE
Automatic, air cond.,
Landau & stere o
cassette. (103NIH ).
SADDLHACK
Y ALLEY IM,ORTS
131-2040 495.4949
'68 Chevelle 307 High
performance. Bestorr.
673-5276.
72 Caprice, 4 dr sedan,
P/S, P /B, P/windows,
A/C, vin top. $1950.
646·6376
Loaded! Super deal, lo Conffnental 9930
mi, sensible pymts. •••••••••••••••••••••••
(560K.AT). . '69 LJHCOLM
BRITISH CAR CO. MARK Ill
_ 213/990·2525 V·8, auto. trans., factory
~ 7141694-2854 air conditioning, power ---------1 st.eering, power brakes, 991 7 power windows, power
••••••••••••••••••••••• seats. A)'l/FM radio,
1974 CHEVROLET
CAMARO LT CPE
Air conditioning, tinted
glass. steel belted radial
white stripe tires, turbo
bydramati c
transmission, AM/FM
stereo radio, console.
<DP·Sl)
$3395.
See in garage area
Ask for Rick
Orange Coa1t
Daily Pilot
330 West Bay St.
heater , whitewall tires.
vinyl roor, tinted glass,
wheel coven. A classic.
Stkl!412A.
$2999
540-5630
1011 \SO\ & SO\
• LINCOL ,. ·Ml R( Ull\'
2626 HAUOR ILVD.
COSTA MESA
'75 MARK IV
$8686
'61 Buick, 6 cyl, auto. gas Costa Mesa
Fully loaded including
lilt wheel, cruise control,
AM/FM tape, padded
vinyl top, '8ather ln-
t e ri o r , a ir. cond .
Ser.5Y89A872631.
saver $395 . '64 Chev '00 Camaro SS Converti·
coupe $425. 548·4742 _ ble. Xlnl, loaded. $2400.
'75 BUICK
RIVIERA
$6189
This beauty has full
power including air con·
ditioning, radio & heater.
Must see to appreciate.
Lic.MS·WD.
GUSTAFSON
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 Beach Blvd 1-iunhngton Beach
842-'8844
631 ·3388 or 847-7665
9920 •••••••••••••••••••••••
GUSTAFSON
LINCOLN MERCURY
16800 Beac h Blvd
Huntmgton Beach
842-8844
AMto1, Us.d Aa1tot. Used Aaltos, Used •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
1971 vw
7 PASSEN•B IUS
lt74 vw
'THIN ...
Like new! llu•S2595 ••l.,l!>r. radii> I IWl•l•r A detu1<e -16"0!.ll
1974 KARMAtei4 GHIA
COUPE .
.. ICI ........... '°"''/ s3995 111000 ... 11 ... 101rc • mode l 1311UW1
I 961 MERCEDES IENZ
JOO Sa
PORSCHE
Auo1
~::..;·~~::.i:, s2995 1000 ........ (Ofl\JeA)
1973 POISCNI
ti 4-1.7
Aooea<l"Oe or-s5395 m1 •h••I• i AM,,.M at•••o. ,,......,,
1976 vw
POl'·TOPC....._
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. Coelg• 99J U.C-. 994 .... ..., 9912 "Y•utlt 9960 POlltioc 9tH tt70 ~Mew tlOO ....._New ,._... .. Mew 9111 ..............•••••••• , ..................................................................................................................................................................................... .
'48 Oou11ar XR7. Xln 74UHCOLH • 7lPLYMOUTH ~ BnvL PS PB RJi. Nu •14THUHDRIHtD •
I. «IOCL, AC, PS, PB, $U95 4'DOOl SIDAN ~ ~'f.21.le~';f~bc!·r~ FURY CPE ~;fa>sfa~ ~o~ mta. HARDTOP ,
493·3380. V-8, auto tr.m., factory Sl.200/ofr. ~. V4, auto. trans., factory / 0 · • V-8. Auto trans. Factory
'&>Cougar, excellent con air coodiUoo.lna, ~~er , air condlUonin1. power '73 Grand Prix, xlnt. Lo ak condtlioning. Power dillon,Sl4SS ateerlaa. power disc 89 Mustana Fastback, .,c.eerin&, power brakes, mi's. S3:i00. Offer. Wall ateuing. Power brakes. 87~15 brakes, power windows, W,000 mi, xlnt cond, AM/FM r acno: beater, take trade. 63l-3388 or Power windows. AM/FM ----""'"""----i power nata, radio, 833-7S59eves. vleylrwf. (7S9GlP>. 644-4839 stereo. Vinyl root. Raily OocAg. hea~r. whitewall Urea, • $2188 · wbffls Se ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• viDyl root, tl.ot.ed alua, '74 Ghia II, auto, alr, '70 Pontiac Grand Prix. . SS.399 .
'62 Dodao wagon, ru wheel coven, &Ut wheel, atereomL, !..~ .. 1~!!edl 5.f0· 5630. · "'! f\JU pwr eq1q>., A/C, FM
ood ...,,,. extra nice cart Lie. No. 8000 _..,.,.v • .........., stereo. blk leather SANTAANA 1 ,.,....,. MSJPP 675-1211 • '68 Must. va., auto., PS, bucket st.s, vinyl top, t1Jt LINCOLN MERCURY ----------11 $6395 ract a ir., new mot.or, steering, told glass. 1301 N. Tustin
ford paint & tires. Dix in&., 2626HARIOlltVD., New: W/Yf llres, ball., s.toA.a 147-051 I •••••••••••••••••••••• 540· 5630 $12JOO/bslo!r. 673-6100 . COSTA MllSA ._ 1 !~~,j .. s .. & brks. $1400.1----------1 ..,, LTD. Exec car., 1m ,. ....,...,...... 66T Bird lull pwt"
mac. Lo ml., A/C, lovel Oldsmobile 9955 , ,1 C . $1000 ' 548-6681 i:reen, $4300/bat ofr. pp ••••••••••••••••••••••• Paftt1ac 9965 'SJ atalina Wfn. 1 ownr.,1 ___ _
540-7soo 8·5 wkdya. 262tHAltlOR ILVO. I 975 OLDS ••••••••••••••••••••••• J<!nt. 63•000 m ., All pwr., Veva 9974
524·2157 wknda. Alk lo COSTA MESA ' C:utto11 Supreme '72 PONTIAC atr, $800. 548·8660 ~·•••••••••••••••••••••
•_B_ud_. -------r---------t Hardtop. 1''u1l power FIRHIRO '75 Silver Trans-Am. 400 74 Vega Htchbk, auto,
'67 Mere. Wugon. '71 LINCOLN ~PE w/air cond., spUl seals, ESPRIT · Cu In. A/c, auto trans, A/C, lo ml, nu tu·cs, A·l.
390 VS, AC, PS, V-8, auto. trans., factory AM/ FM radio. Local v.s. Auto trans. Air con· Pl~, AM/FM ster. 16,400 $2075. 830-08t.MJ 644·2877
$600/bst: air condiUoning, power car-only 12,000 m~les-i diUonlng. Power steer-m1 s. $5150. 540·4700. '71 Vega Camback, 49,882
<714)645·196S. =•~1~:!~.b~~';~ showroom condatlon. Ing. Power brakes .. 68 8onnevl1Je 2 dr,vinyl mi's . $1095. 6802
_'72_L_t_d_B-ro_u_g_h-am-.-4-d-ir t.eata. AM/FM radio, (790LPH). Al\t/FM stereo. VlnyJ top, fact. air, P/S, P/B, Spickard Dr., 11 .8 .
good cond. Pwr, lo ml'a buter, whitewall tires, top. Mag .wheels. Low steel belted lirts, nu 847-66.13.
962-MM, &16·1909 vinyl roof, tinted glass, rruleage! Lie. 461KFC carb, fan belts, & tune·up , , , --------------t wheel covers. Low SAVE · last 6 mo. S650. Orig. 75 \ega Kummback. air,
Clean '71 Galaxie, ' dr mllea&e car. (J08CCE). SAMT A AHA owner. 842·2803 ~~e;r~~~~3.~i:,t offer
PS/PB, air, radJo, 4 I $2999 LINCOLN MER~URY For Sale or trade ror•-.--------
radaals. $1025, 752·0209 1301 N. Tustin small boat. '70 Pontiac 14 wgi;i. 22M m1, 4-spd,
'73 FORD 540-5630 Santa Ana 547-0S 11 Grand Prix. Very clean. fact air, roof rnck, orig ---------"1----------673 6728 owner. Dec /74, new TORINOWAGON '65 Olds Cutlass. run '74 F\reblrd Espnt, air, · ~tic:bell1n dbl s t~el
V-8, aul.O. lrans., factory good. I Owner. S49S. Call am/(m stereo, pwr win· '74 Grand Prix. Loaded. radials, orange, like ,
air condJlloning, powe 2626HARIOR ILVO. 842·3107. dows1door locks & xtras. Xlntcond. Pvt pty. $4175. new. $2,250. Call Sunday,
steering, power brakes COSTA MESA Pinto 9957 Xlnt cond. $3900. 675-0384 Ph 673·3599 552·3087. radio, beater. See It to-··1· ------r---1 day! ! (681HPO>. '69 LINCOLN •••••••••••••••••••••-AIJfos, Hew 9100 , New 9100 A11tos, Hew 9100
$2277. 73 PINTO WAGON ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• 540•5630 $1286 Auiomatic, air cond., · Loaded with power steer· stereo radio, roof rack,
ing & brakes. AM /FM mags & wood grain track, Wt wheel, cruise sides. (432HDB >. A
control, vinyl top, air cherry at
2626HARIOR ILVD. cood. Priced to sell. Lie. ONLY $2700
1011 \~0.\ ,\ ~O,.
• l INCOI N ·M E RClJH'I'
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'7 5 FORD -.:::nir:s:':lf"'lr::r:~,..
'76LINCOLN
RANCH ERO
Auto. trans .. factory ai
conditionin g, powe steering, power disc
brakes. radio, heater,
whUewall tires. Super
nice l wo lone finish!! TOWN COUPE '74 Pinto Runabout (45696Y).
$5195
540-5630
$9386 4spd Must sell 642-5161 Eully loaded with less --------
than 12,000 miles.
Included split power seats, lu.xury interior, tilt
'71 Ford Pinto, 4·spd,
$850
642-3286 wheel, cruise control, a. -----------1
2626HARIORILVD. landau, air con d ., '72 Pinto runabout, new
COSTA MESA AM /FM quad t ape. tires, air cond. very
1011 \SO\ & SO\
• llNCOl N·M ERCIJRY
Ser.6Y81A8&1188. clean. runs great, only
1973 Country Squire, 9 11uy otttie Wm!! 14,000 rJ?iles un engine
paas., air, pwr, stereo. -~irr.:r:...r::ir:::o.~ .. more info 546·21155.
$2000. 549-8833 $1495.00 ----------! '75 Pinto Wag .. A1C. 4 spd
roof rack. radials. supe
clean. S2.800. 586·208.t
'73 Ford LTD Brougham
pillared 4 dr. AM /FM
stereo radio, htr/air, pwr
strg/pwr windows. Spilt
front seals. $2 <150. 9947 '74 Pinto Squire. Radio.
673-4396 New radials, shocks, bat ----------1••••••••••••••••••••••• tery. $2600. 752·1637.
'72 Galaxie soo. A RARE ,EAUTY
in xlnt cond. $1500. '73 Maverick Grabber '71 Pinto 968·3116 ONLY 25,000 mi. . like Orig ownr. Xlnt cond.
----------•new cond. V-8, auto. s.t7-3H3 '72 Ford Courier w/shell. c p Is Stepbumper. Recenteng t r a n s., A/ • · fltymouth 9960 re w 0 r k . 190 0 CC. AM /FM stereo. $2,495. •••••••••••••••••••••••
673-2346. $1,780 636-0072
ercury 9950 'Ell Falcon sta wgn. 981'>1 •••••••••••••••. ••••••• ATLAS
1975
COURIER PICK-UP
mi. super _gd sha .,e.
$1,100. 979-1471.
'68 Galaxie. 4 dr hdtp,
R/11, air cond, PS, $895.
675·3689
'76 MERCURY Chrysler/Plymouth
IOICAT VILLAGER Open Daily & Sun. 'ul lO PM ST ATIOH W AGOH 2929 Harbor Blvd.,
6 cylinder. Auto tram. Costa Mesa
Power brakes. Radio. 546-1934
Heater. Lug.age rack. ----------1
WITH WILDWOOD CAMPY SHELL!
Tinted glass. 1800 cc. 4 cY11ndet etlQ!fle. 4
SOied lransmtSSIOl'I SGTARD12399 llEW 1976
PINTO '
Uncoln 9945
·················•···•· Special wheeis. Sports 197 4 PLYMOUTH
'73LIHCOLH accent eroup. Low Custom Suburban two ruileage. , Lie. 848PHL. s · w COHTINEHT AL Specially priced at seat tallon agon stan· dard eqwpmenl includes 2·DOOR COUPE $3799 electronic ignition,
Fully power equipped SAHT A AMA power disc front brakes,
with Factory air cond. LINCOLN MERCURY p 0 we r s te e r i n g ,
Leather seals. Vinyl l30lN. Tustin automatic transmissiOn, roof. S peed control. rubber bumper guards. AM/FM stereo. Tilt1_Santa __ Ana ___ 5_4_7_·0_5_1 _1
1
AM radio, light package,
steering wheel. Etc. s t and a ·r d si ze
Super clean! Recondi· '75 MERCURY whitewalls, deluxe wheel
tloned like new! Lie. MARQUIS covers, Jert remote mir·
!J.13GNJ. WAGOH ror, electric clock, lug· $4199 Auto. trans, factory air gage rack, tailgate auto
SANTA AHA conditioning, power lock, 360cld, 4 bbl. VS
LINCOLN MERCURY steering, power brakes, engine, heavy duty sus-
lJOlN. Tustin radio, he ate r , 9 pension package. air paassenger. 568NDV:--~uncttttcmt11 g, rtnti!d Santa Ana 547-051 I $4888 windshield. <DP-44>
'74 LINCOLN 540•5630 $2215
CONTINENT AL See in garage area
MARK IV ruk for Hick
l-'ully power equipped Orange Coast
with pow11r antennae and 2626 HAltlOR ILVO. Daily Pilot
dual power split bench COSTA MESA 330 West Bay St . seats. Stereo and tape. -------~-----Trunk hd release. 11· '11 Marquis 4·dr, air, Costa Mesa
luminatcd visor mirrors. p/w, $1.000. '48 Pl th. Be au t if u I or 1 g i n a I Call 675-4059 ymou
special paint. Showroom ....... _._ Special Deluxe. 2 dr. fresh! 1.ir. 301J PT. ,...,.,_.., 9952 Cour. Runs good $000.
56999 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 273 . 20th SL 642·2073
SANTA ANA '67 Muat Fstbck. Co~pl '73 Fury Ill. 4 Dr, FUii
U ... COL ... MERcuny recond., new eng., pai.nl power, A/C. vinyl top. " " " &cpt.AT,675·4230 o.ooo m l, Imm ac.
1301 N. Tustin · · r Ph 92 181 Santa Ana 547-0511 ''3 Mustang 351, auto. S2275/o r. 4 ·1
green, very clean, $2800._ Alltot. Hew s,Mew
r
9100 492-0835 •••••••••••••••••••••• .
IS.MAKING
OREATDEAl.S
OMNEW s
and MG'S from 3949
599°°
DOWll
DELIYERSll
CASH OR TRADE
,,
2300 4 c vltndN engine. 4 speed
1ransm1ss1on lron1 bumoer guards steel
belled wsw 111es. 5pec1al pa1nl SER
ll6RIOY145t51
'7J POD PINTO
llVll•to41T
Auto '''"' ,.,
CIOl!do1•''""9 •.>diO ""-· 062GXO
72MBC. tOU.AIHJ V .. IU(O l1ana llldcr, .,
condoloQ111~9 lull -· OOW., lfllUHU'tt 00Wlf ..... ""'° '"""f'f ~ •oof 4'7QZJ
*2976
r • ., _, frf., ,.,, .....
........ •tt41, I ... llltc-•zo-•. .............. c ~ ... -··· . ,,.-.. ..,.. ~-. 4 I ..... ...._u_::_ .... ~ ,,;: _.,,~-;-;" ..... ..... ,.,,,, ......... .. ...... ;:. ·:1., ,,,.,.";: .,,.,....,,, , . .. . .. -=-~ ... :.r:: ,. _.--.IO H _, .. ""• .. ,.,. ,_ .. ....... ..,:,~ ,_
BRAND NEW 19n
THUNDERBIRD
UCYOIY.t.lllt~ ~.ttlf1r1d f'ftN 8hC J,lttn n•'~ 1 fW'C"" Jlt"M wtyt mot
1 .... .,..-.. ,, rtActw "'t"'""' 11ut(ll'T\lhC """""""""' ~
f; .. tfi~ & ~hfll'fW ftf'W: dr-.c brMfio\ \lftflt Ofl'tl_.. r-ao.at
-.. ,.,~ ... tt~t11•" bu~ qmoo 1.nr,..., Q4it'\'\ c~• "'•"'l'twl llMNW'~ ,.,,"'fQ rtftiCOr W'!O'\ •Ide .J;arM .. ,~ ....... '""'''"•no, SCR t/Jl!rHl~tlll
YI ,..eo "-IK!OtV • eo~o11ron1no 110"'' ,....,nq. oe••r 11111<ff
r-o·ol h••'"' l•c ON/tY &1904
~
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t
--·---
USED CAR
SPECIALS!
"7 4 FORD COURIER With camper shell. Rallye wheels
(39655U)
. -.
52175
•
"75 M0Mli2+2
<f ~peed. radio. heater. tilt wheel.
19.343 miles. [886CTQ). low. low
price
52799
•
"75 DODGE DART
Sport coupe. Air cond .. auto .. R&H.
sun roof. power steering, 16,311
;miles. (359NR0)
53199
• • : "73 CADILLAC
• EL DORADO
~II power. factory air. stereo. and
"1C)l'e (281 A)
55599
•
• 12 USED VAHs.
.1'RUCKS·CAMPER5-4x4's
TO CHOOSE FROM
,SUPER
SAVINGS ON_
76's!
~ow you can take
ad•enta9• of Factory
~..!j' rebates °" al 1976
1 remalnillCJ In oar
: stock. Over I 50 ccrs at
·our b19J91t cllscomh of
they••·
~A~SO
~n. t977 models ....... :.ct w Invite 1°" • *I••
,t h e b r cl II d II • W
· 11md11tll~ LTD, LTD II,
•ra11ade, ,_.•1ta119, or ·
Plftto TODA T! . . .
THE
. ACTION • . . i.~.-IS
1 lAlWAvs ··
AT
-'76 DATSUNS ARE
BUILT TO LAST.
BUT OUR
76 PRICES AREll'T.
SOHURIY.
The Datsun 610. 7 10 and ll'I
Hustler pickup. Great savers
any time of year. Even better
now. Because these brand
new cars and trucks still wear a
76 price tag. That's hard to
find these days. But easy to
take. As we said before. Better
hurry. Because when these
are gone. there won't be any
more. Ever. 76 price tags. It's
now or never.
lithf llow.
DATSUN SAVES
RightHere.
tARGE SELECTION
OF CARS & TRUCKS
NOW A VAil.AiLE
1976 SEDAN
DIVIW
Full power. cruise control. Low
miles! (Ser. 10114«1).
SALE PRICE!
* 1975 SEDAN DmLLE
60/40 POWer seat. cruise control,
stereo radio and tape, tllt wheel.
(829MXC>
'7995
* 1975 FLEETWOOD
llOUCiHAM
StenK> tape. split seat. l)8ddttd top,
all t~ extras. (324MCOJ.
sa995
t * 1974 FUITWOOD
llOUCiHAM
fJ0/40 Power teats, teemer. THREE
TO CHOO$E! (Ser. t01n340). Low • 16995
* 1974 B.DOIADO Clbftolet top. stereo, ....... loldld:
(Ser. 10431486). THREE TO QiC?OSE.
LOWAS'7J95
BUY
FROM
IKE
'72 VOLVO I 44E
Auto. trans.. air conditioning, disc
brakes, AM radio. heater. yellow in
col or. Sharp! Ser . No .
733ELG.
53176
'72 VOLVO I 42E
Automatic trans , factory air
conditioning. power (disc) brakes
radio. heater. Blue in color. license
No. 797GIU.
53476
"73 YOLYO IME
Auto. trans .. air conditioning, power
steering, power disc brakes, AM/FM
radio. heater. gold In color. Drive It now. Sunroof. (053JGC)
54776
'74 VOLVO 164E
Automatic trans , factory air
oondltioning. power steering. power
(disc brakes. Stereo. radio. heater .
Red in color Sunroof. license
600RFO.
55876
'75 VOLVO 164E
Autc:i~a!ic t rans .. factory air
cond1tioning, power steering, power
(disc) brakes, po wer windows
Stereo, radio. heater, copper 1n
color. l eather. License 999MYO.
56776
BRAND NEW
1976
11HATCHBACK11
With AM radio
(SGC2057139)
• "WAGON"
· .. tweA202e1e1).
• t
Wherever you ve In
Orange County, buying a
Used Car In Costa Mesa
from Johnson & Son
"Just Makes Sense!" • '74 UHC:OLM 4 Doott SIDAH
V·8, auto. trans .• f3ctory air ~d1tiomng, power steering, power
disc brakes. power wtndows. power
seats. radio. healer. whitewall tires
vin yl roor. tint ed glass. wheei
covers. till wheel, extra nice car!!
Llc. No .. 645.JPP.
$6395
'74 COURIH HCICOP
4 speed. Jackman mags, tarp.
yellow. <83208U) szsaL
'6t LIHCOLM Milk HI
V-8. auto. trans., ractory air
conditioning. power steering. power
brakes. power windows, power
seats. AM./ 1''M. radio. heater,
whitewall tires. vinyl roof. tinted
glass. wheel covers. A Clasdic. Stk.
f412A. 52999
•7$ MEJtCUllY MAR91MS WAGOH
Auto. 1 rans •• raclory air
cond1lion10g. power steering, power
brakes. radio, heater, 9 Passenger.
<558NDV> $4888
75 PLYMOUTH FUllY Sl'OKT COUP
V-8. auto. trans ., factory air
conditioning, power steering, power
brakes, radio, heater, whitewall
tires, vinyl roor, tinted glass, wheel
covers. Less than 6,000 miles.
(ailMMW) s4495
72 COUGAlt 117
V·8. auto trans .. factory air
conditioning, power steering. power
br~kes, lai>_e deck. radio. beater.
whitewall tires. vinyl roor, tinted
glass. wheel covers. (435HGC).
s2666
'7i KYM6UTR MY Ck
V-8. auto . trans ., facotry air
conditioning, power steering. power
brakes. AM/FM radio. beater, vinyl
roof. (7S9GIP).
YEAR-END
CLEARANCE
ON All 1976
B.UICKS
-U-AMPLf SAVINGS •••
Brand New 197 6
SKYHAWK"S"
Equipped with V8 engine. 4 speed.
pwr steering. tinted glass. roof
c r o wn molding & body side
moldings. (107473).
s4199 .
SUPER RESALE
SPECIALS
196' DODel
DART
Automatic. pwr. steering. air cond.
-LIKE BRANO NEWI (ZVD8'T7).
OMLY$ I 444
1973 AUDI
I 00 LS 4 DOOlt
Automatic. air conditioning, stereo &
loW mileage. (198GWY).
OMLYs3333
lt7JAMC
MATAOolsmAM
4 Door. Automatic, pwr. steering. air
cond. & only 34.000 mllH
(419GNM). '
0Mi.v 52222
lf76CHIYY
MOMIAl+t
Autonwtlc. pWr. ""'1ng, lir condo &
delwca wh..i covers. (579NRN).
OMl.Ys3555
. .
mazaa .
GITS A GREAT Dl!AL
WHEN YOU GIT
IN OM THE MAZDA
MEW '7 6 MAD AS
START AS
LOW AS
s2999
Mazda Mizer (360064) • OUTSTANDING
RESALE VALUES
1968 PON'T1AC
FIREllRD
Auto. a real nice car. bucket seats.
excellent cond. ( 113JREl sl299 • 1975 VOLKSWACHH
"SPECIAL EDITION
LEGRANDF'
Only 18,000 mi .. sunroof. stereo
(879MYO)
$AVE • 1972 MADA
RX24 DOOi
4 speed trans .• with a new engine (156EYI). •
SALIPRICI $1599 •
1973 DATSUN
240%
4 speed with only 44.000 miles.
(011 HWW). Sale priCl:td at '
545.99 . • 1974 MAZDA
RX4WAGON
-4 speed, air conditioning, radio &
very tow miles. (833NOOJ.
SALIPRICI
52960
t
llBBD
WANT
THE
HA-RD
TO
GET
llBBB
124 SPIDER
AND
X 1 /9 SPORTSCAR
THE
PERF.ORMERS
WE
'HAVE
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST .
SELECTION
SEE us
TODAY.
I '
. .
WELL, ONLY ONE MORE
WEEK 'TIL KAU.OWEEN,
AN D THEN THE •.
•
FINAL
SPORTS
OON'T START IN
A6AIN ASOUT
TME"GREAT
PUMPKIN"!
IF !. TALKED TO SOME WELL, 60 AHEAD !
1 KLOS tN A DIFFERENT TALK AU. 'IOU WANT, ..,
NEIGHBORHOOD, l1LL eer eur J051' DON 'T
THE'(D 6ELIEVE M'f STOR'<'.. TALK AAOONO HERE !
--1 I I I I
:;: I :C-'
I KNOW THE
ANSWER.
GIVE
ME
THE
$50
-
LOCAL.
WANT ADS
SUNDAY, OCTOIB 24, 1976
IF 'fOU srART RAVrN6 TO ME
AGAIN ABOUT THE ''GREAT
PUMPKIN,'' l'LL POUND l{OU
CLE.AR ACl\,OSS THE ROOM !
11 A PROPl-tET 15 NOt WITHOUr
HONOR EXCEPT IN HIS OWN
COUNTRt( AND IN 1415 OWN HOUSE ''
loir, Tf.tf f(E ! ARE 4'ou AWARE THAT ON
i-4ALLOWeEN· Nt6~T THE GREAT
PUMf'KIN" RISE5 OUT OF T~E PUMPKIN
PATCM ANO SRIN6S TO'i5 TO ALL THE
6000LITTLE1<105 IN T~E WORLD ?
HOW MANY
BEANS ARE
IN THE
JAR?
•
> •
OCTOBER
TWENT'1'-.
FOURTH
WHAT'S
THAT
SUf'POSEO
TO MEAN?
I'M De~PER'ATf! I
F~ANCl~E.
YOLA'Ve eeeN
AVOIOIN~ Me
t..ATeL'I. · ..
ArTHtA~,
Z CAN 'T
7WIM ....
A~1M"11E,
WMY OIO YOU
~AN8MAI Ml
Lit<! 1"MJf ?
YOlA MEA~ H!AV&N
AND e.Af'TH 10 ME .
! 1-ove YOU., i . LOVE YOU ,
l LOVE YOU . .,.
OM, P!Ai,
I Wl~M
1 COLAL.0
f,WIM ....
P'lrAN&INB, t 91rOUSM'T
YOU J MILE~ ~1 Hlft
t>N !J01'TOM~~
L.AKf TO 1&..L
YOL.1 HOW MUe.M
~ L.OV! YOU .
~Ml!OAV,
WE'U.. GET
MAfl'~leP ANO
81! 101&THE" FCIC
T"HE "E~TO~ oue L.IVE<S !
GARV'S AN ATTRACTIVE
DATE FOR ANY
YOUNG WOMAN!
50RR'1 THAT I CAN'T TAKE
YOU ON THE DANCE FLOOR ...
e>UT THIS ANKLE 15
STILL SORE!
EXCUSE ME A MINUTE AND JED? THIS 15 GARY! SET UP THAT
I'LL GIVE HIM A CALL! I'LL GAME! WE'LL 6E OVER! ....__.....,..
TELL HIM WE'LL 6E OVER IN AN HOUR OR 50 ! ....__
'l~\Nli
t1•~N1lll1lll1l
I y Jeff Mil/or & Bill Hinds
I OKAY! ,.
'
ANO AFTER I FIN~ THAT 1
Ftll.IS~ ALL T~IR ~5 AND Gtf
WWN ON MY ~A,Noi;, AND KN~ AND
SCRUB ~~l?Y INC~ OF T~f
LOCKER ~ UNTIL IT SF-ARKL.E~
,•
•
I DON'T KNOW ... 6UT T'M 5URE SHE'S
NEVER PLAYED THE KIND 5HE'S GOING
TO GET INTO TONIGHT!
\t
C~LED
WEAPON
P£NALTY: 15 yards
and loss of f irintJ pin.
,.
!
A\?O"! Y0<.4
ANC> CAN'T
J..IVE
Wnl-Q.11
VOL.4 ....
~N1T
YOU
TIL-1..
Ml ON
~
L.ANP?
,
I
• I
I'M GEin~6 ™E. OPINION€> OF
VARIOOE> PEDPL.E. FOR 1HE ~OOL
~EUlE>PAPE.R I 1-0L.L~.
rf~ERS*~ ¥ IM>of'
'E
f ltE:~MBER ~ nuce
A~ Of> NION AlU.. Wrm:>UT
PA41NG FoR rr FIRST!
DO QOO FEEL lHAT
C,W~6 PEOPLE. St()ULD
BE tx'.X:.IAL ACTl\Jl5ra ~
I i
l
l •
<t>E&, I DEFINITELY
OO/ •
I'D LIKE 10 ASK <.tX.l
-A ·c.ouPL.E OF QUEf>no~
IF I CQJL.O/ •
I FEEL 1HAT IT'5 BETrER 10
~ 'lliE FIELD ~E.R "THAN
C:,OtNG sn=Aoc..> WtlH JU:>T ONE
PER~}:
MOONMU''INB ..... rd~.n•Dll
DoN1T
ov~r<Po,
LOr<D P. ...
I KNOW
l-IOW MlJCH .
LSAF
RAt<IN(l
CAN W~AR you OUT•
IT
POESN1T
LOOI<
FINISHED
10ME!
DOCTOR SMOCK
IHI S IS -rH e Ot....t:::>
"RSMOVI NG -rHe:
e>ANPA$E:S " Bli'",
MISS CURRY
e u -r w e. we::N-r e Y
i"H IS PICIURe: w e:
FOU N c::> IN YOUR
P U RSS:, MY t:'f:AR .'
•
..
u l .. 3
11LL. JUST STAY
HS~E ,AND WORK
ON M'/
CROSSWORD
,,. ' .
FINISH~D .'
l ONLY WORK IHE (Ya?dii , HO~I ZONTAL WoRDS .... '
....
A WOMAN'S
FACe:, COMPL...5-re: L..:y
RE:CONSIRUCIS:P
FROM A PHOIO-
GRAPH .'
-(HA-T'S MY eRo-rHeR!
YOU IN 1-r w .,. ·'
By George Lemont
:t'. DOU ei"'
'IHAI
CROWL...GYS
0ARIS
OPSN -rHIS
E:ARL,...Y/
'
'Wll..L.. YOO WAICH
MV £'EAR FOR
ME WHILE I RLJN
AN ERRANl1
COW~Y?
"771& Att.&1
FA#!!tY'
Gtle-G ~f(
AS FAR AS
r
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77te
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HAPPE:N 10 iewY!
l'LL ~RIG-HT
~ACK!
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WONPERFLJL
MO,.HER!
INSSZ>E WOOD r ALLEN
YoURE
WRONG, . 5T1LL. A
DARl..ltJG? MO~Kf,Y-sur t've
eVOL..VEP.
t'D RAIH~R
""f~Y rroN
TfiE"G~~D.
YOU NEVE.R 5AY
Nice 1HINGS -ro
M6 ANYMORe!
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c-vat/lue
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t711tE~ ..•
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CAVGC'P
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ALA .. YOU E:vt;R
· WAtJ "( IO 1'At,K
ABOU"f IG
BA~ANAS.
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MY' SO~, IH~ CA~MAtJ,
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-r~~s!
I
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYE'S! There a.re at leut six differ·
..-ln ctnwlq de&a.11• between top and bottom panelL How
qulekly can you ftnd them? Check anawen with thoae below.
.....,_. II 9nll '9 'tUtuUIP '1 Ulllli '9 'IUNtUIP II •NJ. 't .. VI
,.. " dw:> ·c ·1u..,•mP " 'IWq:> ·z ·1u1amp " ClllTl'l ·1 : .. :K1 .... JJ10
BOOMER --~~~~~~--
~ 8()0M~, CAN You FIX
1He w ? T~e PICfl)J(t,:?
AL.I... f>QUl66L '{.
! ~e,ve ~ MIN°'
tlL 00 If
MY5~Lr:: !
GORDO
'
Hal Kaulma1t ~
THEY MET 11 a masquerade
party. She was anxious to learn
his age. Cleverly, she subtracted
her own aae from 99, noted the
•HEM THIS! If any whole number of two or moN
d11lta la dlmlnlahed by the au~ of Ill dleita. tht
remainder II alwaya dlvtSlblt by nine. Try It.
e Milton Who? What do Mllion John, Jamn Henry
and Herbert Victor have In common. Don't try too
hard on this ont, folks.
·p .. ,.A ... ••WYU .., .... IUOUfel moartJ ~ .i,.ttqJ,
•ChatJenp: SPiii tht name or a U.S. atate "'1n1
the initial tetten or four othera. Ont poulblt anntr
la &inn below. •
'('l(.IV JO V "•16 JO /6 "0 JO 0 "pul JO l) UIOJ
e roncue Tanctera! RePtat npldly aloud: Six trim
strippen swapped silk allppera. Then try: Today Is
Tuesday. Tu.sday isatew 'day. answer on paper and _______ ..,....__.,... _____ ___,
handed 11 to hu fnend.
She asked him to add
his age. 10111 the an-
swer's d1111s and in-
form her of 1he result.
How .did her plan
work out? Well, she's
22; 22 from 99 is 77.
When he added hts qe
and totaled the diai1s,
he came up with a
fi1ure of 2. From her
point of v1rw, was the
answer aood or bad?
Take your lime and
think about this.
; _,
"' z;
i
~ ~~OCl:~~~1;:-...z.,.........,... i
Iii .. l ii • "'-l~~ !'
• • • 0
·JnoJ·.<lu••l 11• •111uHw POWER STEERING! Juat one of five touea ba&• the cow· ~
ll JOJ 'pool .<iq1q1M4 boy's frilky quury above. Which one? You decide . . ..
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OCTOBER 24, 1978
Ask Them Yourself Want to ask a famous pel'$0n a question?
Send the question, • a poltcanl. to "Ask."
Family Weekly, 641 l.Axlngton Ave., New
York. N.Y. 10022. We'll pay $5 for publiahed
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FOR DR. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE
Mat ..... offlcW Prot-.... view -• .,._ ••
rigid to cle wMll ....,,?-LG.. Bldfalo. N. Y.
• As far as I know, there Is none. One of the reasons is
that Protestantism is fragmented into severaJ denomlna-
FOR .aIJA OIR.D
WM. .. 9ot1 ftnt Mc NM...._ ... coia' .. ?-Tnq
W••ce, Glud• c..11.
• When I met my btwband Paul He was raised on gOod
food, and eating was very important to him, so I decided
If I wanted our relationship to continue (Which I did), rd
better learn about cooking. Also, the people we associated
with in Ceylon [Srt Lanka] and O\lna (cbing Workl W•
ll) always discussed food. After that, leam1ng about It and
experimenting with recipes seemed to come naturally.
FOR BENIAMIN FRANKLIN Ma.AR.
U.S. Postmaster General
lla'tlt~toprllll•_,~.....,.?DldtkTV
ClNHtft'cWI offft'tlls dMM ....... ,., ....... way?-
Carol ...... BoiM. .....
e There are about 16 million Americans who collect
United States postage stamps that are placed, unused, into
albums. The Postal Service does not have to provide mall
processing and delivery services for these stamps. The
advertising ·campaign did pay for Itself and returned ap-
proximately $52 mllllon In excess revenue in 1975.
FOR PffYUJS GEORGE. sportscaster
How cloa It feel to be a woen .,ortsc.tu fa a ....
world? ,Jadde W1eoe. w...._-. D.C.
•Sports Is not a man's world any more. More and more
women are enjoying and participating In all kinds of
sports. So why shouldn't there be women sportscasters?
It's great being a woman In this field; I wish there were
more of us.
FOR DENNIS WEA VER, star of "Mc:Cloud"
Do,_ do a lot ol ~ ri6ls fa,.,_....,. time?-
Ly• Nater, Coeconl, Calf.
• Yes and no. Many moons ago I used to raise horses, but
these days my riding Is limited to the TV show-where 1
gallop down New York and Australian streets chasing bad
guys. Otherwise, the only riding I get Is on borrowed
horses from the local stable at our Lake Arrowhead
mountain retreat.
FOR TifE ••ASK THEM VOURSEJF' EDITOR
Can ,_ ...wu dds? WM'• bea aroad die '-sat oe
TV?-C.A., Dec:atv, 11. e It has got to be Mary Stuart. who has starred In ''Search
for Tomorrow" since the start of the program. When the
soap opera rece.ntly celebrated Its 25th anniversary, the
show had been aired well over 6,000 times. Mary, as
"Joanne Vlnoent," has been the star since the show's
debut She started off as a camera girl In New York's
Roosevelt Gnl~ where she was spotted by a Hollywood
talent scout. This resulted In her making movies with
Errol Flynn and Preston Foster. Mary recalls that In the
early days on TV the word ''affair" was not permitted.
" 'Flirtation' was the nearest we'd get to being naughty,"
she says. The actors did not have cue cards, which meant
either learning the part well or Improvising. Once, In des-Cover f'llotoe·
peratlon, Mary wrote her lines Inside her coffee cup. 111,.. "°"'· o.nni• 8rwdlf81eck Ster
M'9. Certer, at-W1ll/T'8lleWOrld
tions. so there ls a wide variety of opinions on this Issue.
In fact. the very name "Protestant" indicates the ab5ellOe
of unlfonnlty. My judgment ls that the prevalllng vlew
would be that God alone should detennine a man's Ufe
and death. The ~ should be entrusted lo the hands
of God. who giYes life and whose fmcUon It is to decide
to take It.
FOR IENRY WINKLfJl. star o.f 1V's 'Happy Days" na. '"" ...., ,_.. diat ,_ ............... _ .. .......,..,. ...... 1,..we.a.::koltllle
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e No. I wouldn't ju.st walk out. t knew where 1 was,
career-wise, before the series started, and I know where
I am naw. I do not take that li!jttly.
POil DR. IOYC£ BR011lfJlS
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• Most oertainly. Our feelings about ourselves are cir-
~ H we llke ourselves, we feel better, act better
and people treat us better. Some people regard wrinkles
as dJsUngulshed beauty marks. Not me. Those who like
wrlnkJa can keep them. When they begin lo appear, rm
going lo get rid of them.
FOR SIDNEY N. author of "The Other Side of
Midnight" and "A Stranger In the Mirror"
w .... Greek illlpoWltft' .. ,.,... 8"d, ........ Otller SWc
of MW lslt." at0cleW after Addode OuMll?-M.R.,
Mllal, Ga. e 'The resemblance was only a series of coincidences, but
Onassis thought J had used him for the model, too. He sent
an aide over lo my house to find out He wasn't planning
to sue, he was Just curious. We even discussed the Idea of
Onassis playing the shipowner In the movie version. But
Onassl.s became gravely iU shortly after that dlscussJon.
FOR .IANIS IAN, singer
How .. ,_.. •...,a• frladl treat ,_ .._ ,_ be-
w .-cc u 111111?-C.S., Alb9ry hltl. N . .1.
•I didn't have any because we moved a lot. My dad, a
teacher, was always getting new and better positions. We
moved 11 or 12 times In the New JeTsey and New York
areas, and I ~ no roots. It seemed l was always making
new friends. The only ones who stayed around and didn't
change were my grandparents. I can do no wrong In their
eyes.
October 24, 1178 family Weekly Th• N~I* Meoazln•
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THE RACE FOR .. FIRST LADY ..
Betty Ford and Rosalynn Carter in a Dynamic Contest
By Frances Spatz Leighton
Betty Ford teases her husband that
"five years from now," when she Is
no longer the nation's First l.ady,
she Is going to lobby for a salary for her
successor. Mrs. Ford has learned that a
President's wife works ~ldom
harder than during the homestretch of an
election campaign.
The Arst Lady enj<>ys campaJgnlng.
but she obviously means It when she
says, "Either way the election turns out.
I win. lf my husband loses, I win more
of hls time. If he wins, as I believe he
will, then I have the chance to continue
my own wori<. ''
Clearly, Mrs. Ford has strong opinions
and Is willing to speak out for them. Yet
she wants to hear-and consider-the
opinions of others. This ls evident on tts-
campalgn trail, where "even people with
anti-Ford banners respect the First
Lady," says her press secretary, Shella
Rabb Weldenfeld.
What Is It like to campaign with Betty
Ford? Mostly It's grueling 18-hour days,
spent not In formal speech-making but
In ·'turning people on and getting turned
on by them," says Mrs. Weldenfeld '"the
First Lady may make a short statement,
but then she just wings ll She has be·
come more confident."
There are also lighter moments to
make the furious paoe bearable. For In-
stance, when newsmen asked the First
Lady which churches she would attend
on the campaign tral~ she reportedly
said, "Whichever ones Jimmy Carter
lsn't teaching Int'' When she heard
Carter washed his own socks, she $.!p-
posedly quipped. "He must have heard
that Jerry makes his own breakfast."
While campaigning, Mrs. Ford keeps
In cons1ant touch with the White House
by phone, but she ls not included In
her husband's strategy councils. Betty
doesn't mind. She feels she does as well
by saving her advice for "pillow talks."
What are Betty Ford's main concerns
for America? Here's her list.
First, ratification of ERA-the Equal
Rights Amendment. "For too long." she
says, "women have been bound by laws
and customs that keep them from mak·
Ing decisions about their own lives, from
using their talents fully."
Social Security benefits for house-
wives. "A homemaker should have some
financial security other than that pro-
vided by her husband.'' she says.
Lighter s entences for marijuana
smokefs. especially for first offenders.
Mrs. Ford took harsh criticism when she
revealed that Jack, one of her three
sons, had tried pot and given It up. But
Franc" Spatz Leighton 11 co-author of
Oog Daya al the While HouH.
4 • FAMILY WUl<L.Y, OclOl>ef t4, 1t7e
she refrained from comment when Rosa-
lynn Carter admitted that all of her three
sons had done Llkewlse.
Registration of all handguns. Betty Is
strongly In favor of this, but admits that
she and the President disagree.
Something short of abortion on de-
mand, but, In general, "whatever will
take the abortions out of filthy back
rooms. l think the 1973 Supreme Court
decls\on was good," the First Lady main·
talns, ''because It took abortions out of
the back woods and put them In clean
hospital rooms. where they belong. No
matter how one may deplore abortion. It
Is important to remember that a strict
antl-.abortlon law would bring back the
medically dangerous back-room abor·
tlon."
A way to "Integrate Into our society"
Vietnam draft evaders. Earlier, In
answer to a question about amnesty,
Mrs. Ford had said draft evaders were
"just like any criminal" In explaining her
stand to F.um.T WDKLT, the First Lady
now says: "I was speaking then of what
the law states. But I certainly want to
bring back all our boys, and M quickly
as possible. I would like to see them aet-
tJe. their acccxmt by wori<lng for their
Cont1ff11'd Ofl po~ 6
By FJeanor Raadolph
T radltion has It that behind every
great man there l.s a great woman.
'1f the truth were known," says an
old Georgia friend, "Rosalynn Carter
Isn't the woman behind Jimmy. A lot of
the time she• s several steps ahead of
him."
Rosatynn has the "best poUtScal In·
stincts of anyone on Carter's campalgn
staff.'' a top aide observed. ''Sometimes
they are even better than Jimmys. ••
Some of her ~ were cruda1 to
Carter's galnlng the nomination. For in-
stance, she made a pre-primary trip to
South Dakota, a state her husband was
not planning to campaign In strongly.
What she learned there made her con-
vince Jimmy to change his mind.
Upshot he won the state In a momentum-
providlng upset.
"You can't really understand Jinvny
unle.ss you know Rosalynn," a long.time
Carter associate says. "She ls not only
his wife but also his best friend" More-
over, she ls lier husband's most trusted
adviser-and at the same time his most
f earles.s critic.
Talking with F.um..T WBKLT In the
wood-paneled den of her Plains, Ga., ,. ~-~~~~'If ..
home, Rosalynn Carter does not look ~
like a hard-bolled political pro. Instead ~
of votes and tactics, she voices her COO·
cern about her S.year-0ld daughter Amy.
"Sometimes you forget how she has
been. well, pushed around by the de-
mands of campaigning," Rosalynn says.
"She never complained But when I left
to go on a l()..day trip recently, Amy ad-
denly started crying and clung to me."
When talk does tum to the elecUon.
however, the soft~spoken 49-year-old
Rosalynn shows both her characteristic
determination and Independent .ca.st of
mind. Take, for lnstance, the thorny tiSlM?
of abortion. '1 have always been per·
sonally opposed to It, and so has my
husband," she says. "What was hard for
me, however, was to decide for otho
people, not }Ust for myself. We finally
realized we were not In favor of a consti-
tutional amendment prohibiting abortion
because we saw what happened when It
was outlawed In Georgia. I saw women
whose bodies were permanently dam·
aged by Illegal operations In abortion
mllls."
Another time, when opponents were
labeling Carter as a "big spender" of tax
money, a "big-government" proponent,
Rosalynn kept urging him to remind peo-
ple that despite his social concems he Is
a good buslnessman, a good manager.
As a result. Carter a fews days later an·
nounced that he would Institute no new
Eleanor Randolph la a Washington
corr•pondent for the Chicago Tribune.
programs that were not compatible with
''my goal of having a balanced budget."
Rosalynn Carter's Independence can
be traced back to her self...-ellant chlld-
hood. Her father died when she was 13,
and she, the oldest of four chlldren,
he.lped $Upport the family. She worked
In a beauty parlor ahd did sewing for her
mother, who earned money as a dress-
maker. Rosalynn worked her way
through high school and junior college.
At 19 Rosalynn married Annapolis gradu-
ate Jimmy Carter after a year's coud·
ahlp. 1bose early years were difficult.
Carter, a submarine officer, was at sea
for long tours of duty and Rosalynn had
to be both mother and father to the three
boys-Jack, Chip and Jeff-who were
born during the first seven years of her
marriage. When Carter returned to.
Plains to run the family peanut busl.neas,
Rosalynn became an active partner In
the enterprise. When her husband be~
came active In Georgia politics, she took
on more o( the business responslbllJty.
Anally 6he became her husband's
political "partner," In effect, when she
whistle-stopped through Georgia during
his gubernatorial campaigns. Though re·
tiring by nature, she made herself give
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BETTY
FORD
Conlinud
cornmunlty.''
Betty Ford frankly answers questions
from press and public that few would
have dared to ask a first Lady ln ·the
past For example, when FAMILY WDKLY
asked: "If your husband Is such a nice
guy, why did you have to go to a psychia-
trist?" Mrs. Ford replied: "He was very
busy, away from home 200 days a year.
It wasn't Jerry's problem, It was my
problem-to find my Identity as a
woman, to cope with raising four c:hlJ-
dren-that led me to seek help."
What about the Arst Lady's health,
especially after her mastectomy?
.. If It weren't good, my husband
wouldn't be running.'.' she said "He dkl
not want to seek re-election if my health
was impaired In any way. But my check-
ups have been fine."
Betty Ford's philosophy of chUd-
ralsing Is that "parents should not feel
they possess their children. They are
loaned to us to shape for 18 or so pre-
cious years. to the best of our ability,"
she says. "About the time they graduate
from high schoo~ we must release our
hold. leave them free to make their own decisions .••
Evenings, when the President works
on his papers In their bedroom-sitting
room, his wife keeps him company while
working on her own projects. 'Wha1 I
like bes1 about Jerry," she says, "Is that
he doesn't lose his temper. He Is a good
person to live with. He wears weU."
As for stories of her religious fervor,
they're true. She even has a religious
plaque bearing the Prayer of St Francis
in her bathroom. She reads It each morn-
ing and night, and believes that It gives
her strength through the day.
ROSALYNN
CARTER
COl'llinwJ
speeches, greet voters. That expe.rlenoe
hel~ her become one of her husband's
mos1 effective campaigners during the
run for the Presidency.
What can we expect from Rosalynn
Carter lf, next January, she beoome.s the
nation's First Lady? She has said that her
models In that role would be women like
Eleanor~eltand ladybird Johnson. ! Im~ts In the field of mental f heaJtt(' and care for the retarded would I be two of her chlet goats. Her 1nterest 1n
6 those areas was sparked when she lis-
tened to the stories of troubled GeorgSa
citizens while Carter was Governor. Jn a
recent speech to the Southern Callfomla
Psychiatric ~latlon, she recounted
how she talked with a woman mill
worker on the night shlft 'This woman
told me that her husband did not earn
enough to supp<>rt the family," Rosalynn
said "She had to take care of their re-
1arded child while her husband came
home, and then she went to work nights."
That same evening Rosalynn went to
one of Jimmy's meetings.. "He said,
What are you doing here?' I said: Tve
come to find out what you are going to
do about mental health If you're elev
ted.' "Ultimately, Carter's administration
gave Georgia an outstanding mental-
health program, and Rosalynn was a
leader ln sparking many of Its lldvances.
On the lighter side, 'Rosalynn plans
to introduce down-home square dancing
at White House social functions. And she
• ' will follow ln the Fords' footsteps by
e breakj.ng the long tradition of separate E husband-and-wife bedrooms in the White
House. "I'll do like we did In Georgia."
smiles Rosalynn. "We'll give the Arst
Lady's bedroom to Amy."
EUZABETH AND dOAN
In the Race for .. Second Lady'-1\w Smart, Harcl-
Working Political Assets
By William J. Eaton
however, the wives of Vice-Presidential
candidates Walter (Fritz) Mondale and
Bob Dole have been actively seeking
,, votes for their husbands. ~ And neither Joan Adams Mondale nor
Elizabeth Hanford Dole would want It
Apolitical wife's chief campaign as-
signment once was to be a well·
behaved "silent admirer" while her
husband held the spotllght. This year,
~ any other way. Although one Is a high-
powered Washington career woman
(Elizabeth Dole) and the other has de-
voted herself more to raising a family
and pursuing personal int~ests In the
fine arts, both wives bring a reputation
for high Intelligence and hard work to
the electoral arena.
F.um.Y WUKLY talked with Elizabeth
Dole In the elegant living room of the
Doles' Washington apartment Although
"stunned" when Gerald Ford chose her
husband to be his running mate, she was
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apondent for the Chicago Delly News.
• • FAMILY WEEKLY. Octo~r 24.1171
quick to adjust "fve never had a blue·
print for my life," she says. '1 do my best
In a job, and along oomes opportunity
. . . you tum a comer, and there It Is.·~
Mrs. Dole was being modest She has
made her own oppor1un.ltles and turned
them Into remari<abl~ achievements.
Born 40 years ago In Salisbury, N.C.
(population 23,000), "Liddy" Hanford
quickly made it clear that she was more
than just a pre1ty face. The chestnut-
haired beauty was not only president of
the student body at Duke University, she
also earned the grades that won her
election to Phi Beta Kappa, the honorary
scholastic society.
After getting both a master's degree
in education and a law degree at Har·
vard, Uddy Hanford began her Washing-
ton career as a court-appointed criminal
defense attorney. ln 1968 she became an
assistant to Betty Furness, Lyndon John-
son's consumer adviser, and later was
named deputy to Virginia Knauer, who
held the same post In the Nlxon Admlni-
stratlon. When an opening occurred on
the prestigious Federal Trade "Commis-
sion, Elizabeth Hanford set her sights on
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Race for "Second Lady"
Continued
being named an F.T.C Conunlsstoner.
In December 1973 she was sworn In for
a seven-year term. .
Not surprisingly, the new Commis-
sioner was equally successful on the
WashlngtOn social scene. Many proml·
nent bachelors were among her escorts.
Bob Dole, dJvorced early ln 1972, said of
his courtship of Liddy: "I've been
through a lot of tough campaigns, but
she was about the toughest''
When the Doles were married last
year, Washington humorists were ln-
si)tred to won<fer whether the nuptials
between a Federal regulator and a U.S.
Senator might be violating anti-merger
laws. What seemed like a joke then
turned lnto a problem when Dole was
nominated, however. Sensitive to the
possible conflicts Inherent In her dual
role as F.T.C. Commissioner and Repub-
lican campaigner, Elizabeth Dole took a
leave of absence from her job until Elec·
tion Day. Prohibited by law from waiving
her $39,900-a-year salary, she Is turning
her paychecks back to the U.S. Treasury
during her leave.
For Mrs. Dole. combining a demand-
ing career-she often took work home
after a 10-hour day at her desk-with
marriage to a hard-working Senator
made "a beautiful flt." "When one part-
ner Is Involved In work, It ls good for the
other also to have a real challenge." she
says. "That's proved true for us."
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Her counterpart, 46-year-old Joan
Mondale, Is the mother of three teen-
agers. She Is also a potter, author of the
book, Politic• in Art, and a $p0rts
enthusiast. Neither outspoken nor retlr-
. · 1ng, Mrs. Mondale Is ConsJdered-as a
' political wlfe--to be a team player ....
smart, competent. dJscreel
Her campaign style Is easy going.
She's engaging. quietly effective-not a
back-slapper. She gives the Impression
that she would be more comfortable In
blue jeans and an old shirt than In her
'dressier outfits. In fact, she borrowed
clothes from her neighbor to wear on the
campaign trail. Throughout the cam-
Brainy and politically savvy, Elizabeth
Dole. F.T. C. Commissioner, and Joan
Mondale, author, share the same goal-
to become"Second Lady."Mrs. Dole ls
the Republicans' choice; Mrs. Mondale,
the Democrats: ·
palgn. ~e has carried a blue-green
needlepoint purse with "Carter-Mon--
dale" stitched lnto the design.
Joan Adams was the daughter of a
Presbyterian minister; Fritz Mondale
was the son of a Methodist minister. '1t' s
as though we were raised In the diplo-
matic corps," she says. 'We had perfect
training for the political process."
The Mondale's never knew each other
when both were students at Macalester
College In St Paul, Minn. They met sev-
eral years later on a blind date and mar-
ried after a whirlwind courtship. There
was a Ume early In their marriage when
life was strained. Mondale was running
for election to state office, and then for
U.S. Senator. 'The children were small,
and l was at home with crying babies
and diapers, and I wasn't happy," Joan
says. "So I began to hire baby sitters and
do volunteer work."
Her major Interest. both as career and
avocation, has been the fine arts. After
graduation from college. Joan Mondale
worked at the Boston Museum of Fine
Arts and the . Minneapolis Institute of
Arts. Later she served for a time as" vol·
unteer guide at the N~tlonal Gallery of
Art In Washington.
Joan Mondale once fed her family on
a welfare budget--23 cents per meal per
pe~to learn how poverty-level fami-
lies live. The Mondales ate hot dogs,
tuna. rice and beans for a week. At that
ttme, Mrs. Mondale said she would draw
the line at hominy grits In the family diet.
Since Jimmy Carter has the nickname
of "Grits'' and a Democratic ticket this
year Is jokingly known as "Grits and
Fritz," she has changed her attitude
somewhat. An aide said that Mrs. Mon-
dale would learn to like the favorite
Southern dish by the time ,_
the campaign was over. ~
I a FAMILY WEEKLY, OCto~r 24, 1t78
'
By Susan Scott
YOU wouldn't expect to
find handwritten notes
from world-famous peo-
ple tacked to the wall of a pool
hall ln Austin, Texas. But there
they are. "Your songs are
beautiful . . . thank you for
sharing them with us,'' writes
Vice President Nelson Rocke-
feller. A thank-you-for-singing-
at-my-party letter from Lady-
bird John.son hangs next to a
framed photo of the former
First Lady, who Is wearing an
evening gown. Standing next
to her in the photo Is Willie
Nelson in a T-shirt, blue jeans
and sneakers.
A year or so ago people
were asking, 'Who Is Willie
Nelson?'' Today the 43-year-
old singer and composer ls sa-
luted as the "king" of "pro-
gressive" country muslc-"a
"Pains and joys ...
I don't do a lot of taJk-
ing about what I feel
.. .I just put it in
a song."
combination," says Nelson, "of
basic country sound, plus a lot
of gospel and some blues."
A small, slender man with
shoulder-length reddish-brown
hair, Nelson acltleved success
after 25 years of trying. He got
his first musical training from
his grandparents, who were
music teachers In Abbot,
Texas. "When I was 6 years
old," Willie says, "my grand-
dad bought me a guitar and a
chord book and taught me
some chords. Then I learned
to read music a little, just
enough to know what key 1
was playing In. Most of my
education came from llstenlng
to country music on the radio."'
Today people are listening
to Willie N~laon's music. He
has already chalked up several
hit slngles---notably, "Blue
FAMILY WEEKLY. Oclober 24, 11179 e t
WILLIE NELSON
KING OF .. PROGRESSIVE"
COUNTRY MUSIC
Eyes Cryln' In the Raln"-and
~ two gold albums-"Red-
~ Headed S tranger" and
~ 'Wanted: Outlaws." Nelson ~ has also won the prestigious
~ Broadcast Musk: award and
has been elected to the Song-
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writers' Hall of Fame.
"A lot of my songs come
from things that are ha.p-
penlog around me. happe.nlng
to me," Nelson says.''lbey're
the pains and joys that I feel or
that people close to me feel. I
don't do a lot of talking about
' what I feel Inside. I just sit
down and put It In a song. I
don't mean to get fancy or
philosophical about It, but I
think people Uke my music be-
cause there's something there
they can relate to.
"Somebodv once asked
me," Nelson recalls, "If I
thought I had more insight Into
life than the next fellow. I
didn't know how to answer. I
still don't-except that maybe
you can get an education from
loving and being loved, from
hurting and belng hurt. And If
that's the case. I guess my edu-
cation ls pretty broad"
In these days when every
new sound has a fancy, de-
scriptive name, Willie Nelson's
definition of music Is aimpli-
cily itself: 'To me," he says,
"music Is anything that's pleas-
Con1inutd on page 21
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AND YOU
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You've tried pep talks, logic and even
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Of all psychiatric disorders, depression Is
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Find out, and look for the
symptoms in your children.
By Ruth Winter
A re you restless? Do you have poor co-
ordination? Do you find It hard to con-
centrate? Are you frequently confused
about left and right?
If the answer ls yes to any or all of these
questions, you could have minima! brain dys..
funcUon (MBO). That does not mean you are
retarded, seriously Ill or brain-damaged. It
just means that you may have a treatable con-
dition that's well known In children but. until
recently, has been all but Ignored ln adults.
According to Dr. Larry B. Silver, professor
of psychiatry and chief of the section of
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the
College of Medicine and Dentistry of New
Jer5ey Rutgers Medical School, the classic
sign of MBO r alls Into three basic categories:
1) Leaming Disability, 2) Emotional and Social
Problems, 3) Hyperactivity or Dlstractablllty.
A.a atlmatecl 5 pucat to 10 percat of al
ldla Dk:Udra Mffer fl'Ola MBO; from 15
puc:at to 50 pcn:at u e ...... to cany die
co..atloe Wo _......._Since MBD Is a rela-
ttvely new concept and spe<:lflc treatment for
It has been available only recently, what about
1hose adults who, as youngsters. had undiag-
nosed and untreated MBD?
Clinicians believe that many adults never
reach their full potential because of unrecog-
nized MBD and that other MBD adults have
not only overcome their problems but have
gone on to be "super achievers."
For most untreated MBD children, however,
the story doesn't end so happtly. Early studies
suggest that as many as SO percent of all
Juvenile delinquents show evidence or MBD
and so do many school dropouts.
But what about victims of MBD who never
break the Law or disrupt a class, who may just
suffer ln silence and may not be reaching their
full potential? One of the first to publish In the
medical literature on MBD adults, Dr. L.
Eugene Arnold, director of the Division of
Child Psychiatry at Ohio State University, be-
lieves that 5 percent of employed adults have
the problem.
Dr. Arnold points to a 20-year-old college
student who went to a physician after seeing a
movie about hyperactive chJldren. He said all
his life he had felt as the children In the Olm
did. 1ne student, Jim, malntalned a B-mlnus
average, but at great emotional expense. He
found It difficult to concentrate. Hts friends.
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After a year, he had learned to concentrate
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Dr. AnoW ud odacrapcrta ful tUt ....,
,.,..... of MBD dlMrca allO b.t MBO.
Dysfunction ls thought to be genetic and pos-
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feels that just as no parents should Ignore
FAMILY WEEKI.\', oe100.r 2•.1'78 • tt
symptoms of MBD In a child, neither should
they Ignore the &ymptoms ln themselves. If you
suspect that yoo have MBD, the nearest uni-
versity's college of education offering a pro-
gram dealing with this condition may be able
to provide testing to determine whether you
have a learning disability. If yoo do, remedial
programs will be recommended
If your symptoms do not flt neatly Into the
category of MBD, ask your physician for the
names of psychJatrtsts or neurologists Inter-
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the proper diagnosis. If It Is, a program of
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bacll up lul belief. Borba111 Walters lhlt Jhe c:ouldn r ... o • lbu• norod it and faced failure. The.re are MllllotU of wold•,_,. ~ _.,,,.,. llbowt Jlntlffy
, even though her horoscope lndicaln pal tho ........ 1 of d'"'e-•t ways to ........ e tj Canu. 8111, yov won't A:now ti•• "rtteJ" Jlmlfty iJ CompariJonJ Of Jimmy Caner S hoC0$00pe J n a.. • ... -.._,... UI' •-....,,_,, wealth. Aho, upiter's ln uence In n~r ....... , w··'th, love, ... .,...... __ .... ·ppineu. • C11m1r ""Ill yot1'V. rtted 11boul ltla horo1Co~ with tho• of other presidents &how that he haa h f bl Sh ... I """' ,.,........ .....,, ,,. many charac:t.erlstics and Interests ln common makes her JOmew at 0 a pm er. e m .. e 1 A good example ls Gary Dahl who ~MJA.l~~.llliN~.llllN~llll.
J I p11y off by making 11 chanp from NBC lo ABC m· .. e 0_ rnllllon dol'·-In 90 d•ys ~~~ft;J.Sna.ln;J.(~ft':U~ with other president&. Lllte Abraham L noo n, U d I'·· · lo .., ·-~ • Carter's horotc<>pe lndkates po~rty ln e1rly life, and a mult~m lion ° "" posrt n. wit)\ l\is "Pel Rodt" crne. Many people con-to 1wt UJin& your hidden t:lk!n11
great honesty and sincerity. Bolh bepn their Yow horoscope an brl,. you love •ftd ro-siderod him odd, but this ~nture brought him Summed up, yous natal horotbope will di>
lives u poor country boys. mana:. Se'fertl yean qo, prodllCff John Fore-wealth, IUCCCIS and h1pplneu. c:uu your penonalhy, love Ille, careet, f&nances.
Both Geo~ Washington's ind Carter's horo-man unintentionally invited both Robert WIJllcr ycb and evmone of ua ii lood 1t 19methAAa and health. It will help you undenta.nd and ac-
scopes s.how 1 clo1eness lo the land. Both were and Natalie Wood 10 hi& patty. They hadn't -n no matter how odd one's talents m1y xem to c;ept younelf for what yo11 are. It will then mow
rumers. Similar placements in Harry Truman's each other since thelt spill nine yean before. others. Your horolClOpO will tdl you what you're you where your talents llo and set you on a
and Carter'• boro1COpes indicate 1110ng family But In making 1 compubon oC thelr clwta. 11 good at. So why beat YOUI bRinJ out on an area course of self-improvement. 1e1lf·l\rlfillment. and
I was found that an aspect In Natalie's chart in-•'-at you're not ··•ent-' In, when 10 ""llal tr"• h•n-'--· tiea and 1 great bond w th thelr partner. Here ... 1ft. ,..... m .., ""' -. -_.vu~ .... apln, bolJI men relied on thelr wives u thelr drcat ..... that 1 china: meetu,. wo ..... renew an amount of time spent on 10methln1 you're sood As rhe old saying &OC1. "You only life un~."
chlef advilOr and enjoyed long murtagu old love. Of ooune, Bob and Natalie were re· at would put you much farther ahead. Not only Will you miss your success opportunities? Will
Even more dramatic b a comparbon of married ln July of 1972 and have been bleued wW you set ahead, but you'U be relaxed and hap-you •tumble Into pilfa.111 you could hive a.void·
Caner's horoscope with the late President Ken-with thei.r first chUd. PV while you're dolr11 IL ed? Don't you owe It lo younelf ind to you1
nedy'L Both Jhow 1n affinity for waler. John Your horoscope can help you ••Y ln good Yo ur horoscope will give you 1 comprehensive loved one1 10 tei1e every precious moment or
Kennedy w11 a f'T boat captain in World Wu II, health. M.i!!.!ll&h! m:cntly published a ICory analysis of your penonaliry II wall point out your life and mue the but of it. Why not give
while Jimmy CarteJ WIS an officer aboard a nu· about 1 New York doctor who c:laima utrology your strengths and ahow yuu how to uullu yourself every 1ctvantago wath the added edge of
clear Nbmarlne. Grear chartsm1 was polnled out saved the life of one of hil patient• •nd haa them. It will aho dlJCuss your we1kcr areas and your penonal natal horo100pe.
tn bol.h horoaoopea and Carter certainly does helped countJcsa others back on the road lo allow you lo compensale for them. During thli special releUCh project, you
have th1t Kennedy charm about him. health. The doctor YYL "astrological cvt.Juatlor11 Bccauie your naml horO'JCope Is such a sophis-an get your penonal natal horoscope for only
Analysis or Jimmy Cuter's natal horoscope are more beneficial lban • whole battery or psy-ticated analysis of your pcnonolily, ii will cha!· a copying cost. You get the upensive c11ting
showa 1 stJong man who can c:ope wrth brge I• chologjc.al lest.s." lefl&e your subconscious mind 10 Sffk out your and aru.Jyt.lng prooeu -fREE. And you can
suet. It lndk:ateJ optimism, bre1d1h of vi.lion and THE TRUTH ABOUT ASTROLOGY hidden talents. These are the arns where you use your horoscope for a fUll year on an ab-
an analylk:al approach 10 problems.. His horo-How doeJ your natal horoscope work? An thought you had 1alenl (wrirlng, E.S.P .. xx .solu1ely no risk guarantee. The article below
9Cope not only predlcu that he wlll be ow next a11rologer will chart the Po<lont of I.he sun. appeal, public relations. athletics, etc:.) but were will 1eU you how io order your horoteope.
preddent. but s.hows th.it he has all lhe qualifica-moon. ond elghr planeu 1u they appear above afraid ro try. If you'"c been waltlng for som~ For )'our own alte, pleue don't pus up th11
lioM to be a peat pruident. your place of bUth at your euc:t time of birth. one to pve you a liule push, let ydur ho10tcope once in a Ufetime opportunity.
Jimmy Carter was not aware rh~I wt had in· The pla~ents and a._ular rdatlonsh.ipa of be that som~nc. It will give you the confidenc,e *
Seecilll R~uarch Projur 01971
How to get your Personal Natal Horoscope for only a copyilg cost
By John F. Ford
Send me your exact lime and ploce of bu th.
l'U cut and analyie your Nual HorOJCope for re-
search purpo1e1. You may have 1 duplK'ate copy
of your hor0"10pe for only $3.00 10 cover tho
coat to make your C<>PY plus S°' postal!"' and
h.andhng. You aet the expensive casrlns and anal-
yzin• proces.s I-REE btt1u1t of tho fact we
mu'I produce your horotCOpc for re1e11ch
anyhow.
Your Natal lloratcope will consist of 9 pagea
and 3,000 words and will provide yo u all of the
foUowln1 beneOta: (Note: Thia " ovr new im·
proved horoJCOpe.)
• Your hO«MCope wiU help you understand
and accept yourtclf, II will analyu yoor per·
~nallly and exp[efo yuur strenl{h• and 1al-
ent1 in detail. It will polnl out your shorr-
comlnp and advlte you on how to Improve.
• fveryone of ua hai hidden talmtJ juat w11t-IJ\I lQ be tipped. Your horoscope will d~
a.r• your hidden talent• (1e11 aj)1>ell, E.S.P.,
wrttina. •Ihle~ public ~latlons, etc.) and
ShO'W you how to ca!lh In on rhem.
• Your horoacope ,.,UI slve yo11 1 penet11tin1
1nalylli1 of your love life. Peraonally tailored
ad~ on how to efl}<>y 1 more l\rlfillin& 1vt
Ufe wut be olTucd. You'll be told who you're
cnmp1tlble with and why and shown how lo
nnd romance. Once you find it, your horo-
SCOPf' will help you keep It burning hot.
• Yow horo11COpe will instW confidence ln you
by showlna you what yoo're 1ood al II will
pit" you In the proper frame of mind to be-
sin a progr1m or all around self-jmprovamcnt.
• TI1e lypea of jobs and cueen IJ11t you are
belt suiled for will be llsl.ed. You'll be told
which c1rttrs will bring you succeu and h1p-
plneu and whlc:ll jobs lo 1vold.
• Your rtnancial fUture will be covered. Your
atlltude tow11ds money ind the bear ways for
you lu make money will be dlscusSed.
• Areas of your body which may pole health
problema ,,. pointed out.
• Yow mullal and famUy rdalionsl\iiis ue
an1lyud with emphasis on aertlng a1<>n1 with
your mite, your children, and your relativos.
There's no DCX'ld to worry 1bou1 findln& 0111
1bou1 ln unavoidable comlna disaster throuati
Your chart. As mentioned, utrology dnb ln po-
1en1iaJL Your frH will can override potentials,
If you know 1bout them. In any caae, t.he policy
nf quall.fled aatrologeu la polidve utrolol)'. If
there ls somethlJ\I nepttve ln your chart., you are
told what you can do to m11te It poati'le.
When cattina yow horOllDC>SI' -conform to
thc atrlctest tdentific prlndpi. Ftnt the k>nsl-
tude and latitude of your plac;e of bi.rth will be
ch111ed down to the tenth of a dellfOC. Then
any time changes due to World War II will be Ill·
ken inro conside111rion. FinaUy, your longjtude
and latitude and 11X,ac1 ume ol birth will be key-
punched Into an lBM 370-145 computer, which
c:ontaint over 24 million bits of authenticated
utrologlcal Information. You can be sure thu
your horotcope will not be e1wrinted like
the worthleu ty pe found in p1perbecks. Your
horolCQpe will c1ny yoirr name on every paae
and will be cut from your uac:t time and place
of birth for you 1nd you alone.
A JlmUu horo.cope could cost up to S250 I(
done by an astrolopr. But. THERE'S ABSOL·
lJTELY NO CATCH to this orrer. I need thlt
Information for my astrological r-ch. I'm
loolcln1 for certain planet conngwatlons from
the poople who mall In birth information. (Peo-
ple who nt this group can rocelYe cxtr• bonu1e1
by flllina out a i1tea1Cb que1ti<>nnalre.)
This re.arch project haa 1ppeated in SUN·
DAY NEWSPAPERS, REDBOOK, McCALLS,
WOMAN'S DAY ind other pubUcatlonL The
reepo111e h11 been lnmendou1 with over 500,000
people now erdoylna their Natal Horoscopea.
But that'• What'• 10 (ruatn~ We mq .,.
YU be 1ble to run this utlde ...,tn. tnn.tlon
tw putbed ow computer, lldYertWng. poatap
and printing cotts 1lmos1 10 tho point of no
return.
So, we're gathmng all the n&mea we po>
sa"bly Can lo f\nWa our rHearch project. If you
would lib to help uJ with 0111 reaearch and take
ldY!lntage of thls ipeclal orrcr by ordering
N1tal Horoscopes for yourtelf. for your fami-
ly or your friends, simply do thla: Send me the
name, addreu, llme, date. month, year and place
of birth for each person on a piece or paper ak>ng
with the SJ.00 copying cotl and so' poSlqe for
each horotcope, (If you don't know yo11,r exact
time of birth, ~e will use 12:00 noon.) tr you
have Ma1!01Ch1m. 8ankAmcri£•!d. or Ammo
hwu, you may chuge yOUJ purchu. by 1end-
in1 the foUowing lnfonnatlon. A. name of your
c:rectlt cud 8. credit c:ard number C. c:ud U ·
plJation date.
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TROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, Re~h 0.-
vidon, Dept. D-14, 401 Market Ave. N., Cut>
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Yo11z NataJ Horotcope la covet'ed by a Qll.ll xm -~ -full momx baq llWJll'n·
IC you llavo any quoations, call me, John F.
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To avoid a dt.lppolnrme.nt, wby not otdft your
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Smart f.ooking/For Special Occasions
STEAK AU POIVRE
ELEGANT & DELICIOUS
This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen
suggests "a delicious little dinner your guests
will love. And~ she adds, "they'll never gu~
how easy it is to prepare!"
•
s.-11. ............ cMncilr al ........................ .... .,, .....
STEAK AU POIVRE
2 tableepoons coarM-11round
bl.ck pepper
a .... a.o.•• rounc1 ••Mic, 2 lnchM lllk:k
1 tuapaon coerM ult
2 181111 Ip a lhltl butMf Of'
IMl'prlM
2 tlbt•paOM ollff or~
ol
l'I cup dry white wine
l'I cup beef boul6on a 18111aapao;w bfllftdy
1. Pre.ss pepper Into both sides
of steak. Sprinkle each side
with a UttJe salt. z. In large, heavy skillet, heat
butter and olive oil until ve.ry
hot but not smoking. Sear the
steak on both sides until well
browned. Then cook for 5 to 7
minutes on each side.
S. Transfer meat to a heated
servtog platter.
f . Add wine and beef boulllon
to pan liquids. Heat to bolling
and boU for about one minute,
stirring to loosen t>rown bits In
pan. Pour over steak.
5. Heat brandy In small sauce-
pan. Then Ignite It and pour,
flaming, over ateak at table.
Malce1 6 to 8 NT1.1ira11
OVEN ROASTED
POTATO WFDGES
••• ,.... baking potatoM Of
long ....... poUtoM
218111upaOM .... ...,..ol
l'l IHlpGDn Mlt
Ml IHlllDOftpeppel'
Ya luapaon~
L Preheat oven to 450• F.
Leaving skins on, scrub po-
tatoes and cut lengthwise Into
~-Inch strips.
!. In small bowl, combine oil,
salt, pepper and paprika. Toss
potato wedges In seasoned oil.
3. Place potatoes on foll-lined
baking sheet and bake for
about 20 minutes, or until ten-
der. Tum potatoes once while
baking. Malte1 4 to 6 llf!l'oilils
MIXED GRF.EN SALAD
WD11 AVOCADO
ANatOVV DRESSING
1 ...... M9d rOIMllne
e.ttuce, •Mhed and tam
1 heed 8oeton lettuce. weabed
Md tam
1 bundt .. tercreee, weahed
and c:rtaped
1 cup IMced ,,..,. ..... OOlllS
or c:ainned -.atwOCMM, drelned
1 cup dleny kllMtoee
1 CUCI....,, peeled Md alJced
1 nocedo, peeled and cubed
l'I oup coclltal °' oflll uuoe l'lcup~
1 ., (2 OU.) railed ancho¥J
fflelll,dralned
l4t .... , a an •ouncl blllck ....,,.,
1 ~ letnOn juice
1. In salad bowl, combine let-
tuce, watercress, mushrooms,
cherry tomatoes and cucum-
ber. Cover and re.frlgerate.
2. To make dre.sslng: Combine
avocado, cocktail sauce. may-
onnaise, anchovy fillets, pep-
per and lemon juice In electric
blender. Blend until smooth.
1 Serve chllled salad In bowls
and pass Avocado Anchovy
Ore$$1ng. Malce16 «r1.1i1i11
Wlaat'• Saart: Since beef
prices are down thls fall, steak
ls now a good buy. Round
steak ls even more of a bar-
gain because the edible por-
tion, per pound, ls greater than
In many other cuts. Avocados,
used In our salad dressing, are
al.to reasonable In price, be-
cause of a plentiful crop. How-
ever, due to the recent drought
In Britain and on the Conti-
nent, a portion of the U.S.
potato crop wtU be bought
overseas-meaning higher-
priced potatoes at home.
FAMILY WEEKLY, Octobef 24, 1'71 • '1
Big chunb of meat. Lota of it.
Kklney beam imtead of pinto hew.
Pieces of tomato. Bits ol. onion.
And 11icee of celery.
c.oo1c Book auu ii definitely not
the kind of chili you're med to. ume. you make v~ own.
'
,
@bservations
...
T'*'9 oughtn't to be 1 a.w. That's how we telt after reading hundreds of
regulatory ·honor stories" sent to us In response to our offer of $25 U.S. Savings
Bonds for verified examples of dumb laws and miscarried regulations. Here are
some of the winners' ·1osers·: " .
Fuzzy Wnldng. The oew dress code of the Perry Local School District. Stati(
County. Ohio, prohibited male students from growing facial hair. That discrimi-
nates against boys, ruled the U.S. Department of Health. Education. and Wei·
fare. Now the oode equalizes things by prohibiting girls from growing beards
and moustaches.
-Kevin McFarren. Massillon. Ohio
-Wimam Wilkinson, N. Canton, Ohio
Mall chllUvlnAem. A South Carolina family butll a home IWO blocks beyond city
limits. Turned out It was too far out for city mall deUvery but too close in for rural
delivery. Said the postal authorities: ·-mu c ould rent a post office bo><-except
ttiat they're all taken:
-Ann B. Bass. Kingstree, S.C.
(who may have to receive her bond by carrier pigeon)
" MORE RUI.£$ AND R£GULATIONS ! •
Uncle Md the na. In one corner. the U.S. Department ot Agriculture has a
major program going to stamp out fire ants with a pesticide. In the opposing
corner, the Environmental Protection Ageocy has restricted the program be·
cause the pesticide can harm the envlronment. Yet fire ants can kill people,
Including government regulators. Score: 0-0.
-Murray L Weldenbaum. St. Louis, Mo.
Oood move. Sometimes, "horror stories· have happy endings. It used to be in
Warrensburg, Mo., tor e>cample, thar only an accident victim or the police could
call an ambulance without violating a city ordinance. Cooler heads p<evalled,
and the law was changed last August.
-Glenn I. Campbell, Sedalia. Mo.
Any other silly rules? We'll run the best ones from time to time, and the winners
will get a bond.
Mobif
.,.,._°"~-
PEOPLE QUIZ By John E. Gibson
ARE YOU AND YOUR DAY-
DREAMS INSEPARABLE?
If you haven't been fantasizing lately about the irresistible
impression you're making on the opposite-sex, could it
say something about your age? (See No. 3)
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. Daydreaming ls generally considered
a silty waste of tune. associated with
ne'er-<lo-wells and wl.shful thinkers.
Z. Most people daydream every day.
3. What people daydream about de-
pends on how old they are.
4. Daydreaming can either contribute
positively or negatively to one's self-
Image.
S. There ate three types of daydream-
ing-and the type you fall lnto tells a
lot about your persona111y.
ANSWERS
1. Fa/M. A Miami University study of
attitudes toward daydreamlng lndlcates
that "at least 72 percent of every age
group studied (ranging from 17 to 77
years) considered daydreaming In a
pos!Uve light.'' Those who tended. to
disparage It as "a silly squandering of
time" or thought of frequent day-
dreamers as belng lazy, Ineffectual,
never-amount-to-much Individuals, were
decidedly ln th.e minority.
2. True-as. evidenced by a survey of
hundreds of men and women, from
various parts of the U.S., ranging In age
from late teens to middle age. Results:
"96 percent of the respondents re·
ported that they engage ln some fonn
of daydreaming dally and that their
daydreams take the form of fairly clear
Images of people, objects or events."
3. ~. The Miami University study
showed that re.living "happy or excltJng
expenences In my daydreams" was
most frequent In the younger people
studied (late teens to early 20's). Thi&
type of daydreaming sharply declined
with the approach of the 30' s. FurtheT
flndingY. "Daydreaming about bein1
promot«l to a bdter position was high-
ti • FAMILY WEEKLY. Oclo* ~•.1971
est for the 17-22 age span and lowest
for the 66-n age span. with a steady
decline In between. And the tendency
to imagine oneself as irresistible to the
opposite se:& was about equally strong
at ages 17-22 and 27-35." Daydreams In
this category reached their lowest ebb
with the eldestgroup-thoseaged66-77.
Contrary to what might be expected,
daydreams about impossible and
heroic thin.ga were found to be "un-
common at aJI ages with the 17-22 age
span showing the greatest tendency to
fantasize about perfonnlng superhu-
man feats and the 27-35 age span the
least."
'·True. Baydreamlng-whlch one be-
havioral scientist has described as part
of the ongoing inner flow of thought
w/Uch we so oolue a.s a part of ou.r
[Nivate aewu-can be constructively
creative, mentally and emotionally re-
laxing and a pleasant. and someumes
fascinating, way to spend time whidl
otherwise mlght offer no Interest. en-
joyment or productivity. On the other
band, daydreaming which Is character-
ized by unpleesant emotions, pessimis-
tic lmaslntogs or morbid conjecture
creates ill effects concemlng ambition,
morale and self <0nfldence.
5. True. Psychologist Jerome L. Singer,
who has made e:xten.sive studies of the
daydreaming of men and women from
various walks of !If e, flnds that day-
dreams tend to fall lnto three general
patterns: 1) Daydreams which are
characterized as both fearful and fleet-
ing. with no particular continuity. This
Is associated with the easily distracted.
hard to concentra1e or scatterbrained
Individual who Is Inclined to be anxious
and apprehensive. 2) The daydreams In
the second pattern focus more stroogly
on almost exclusively ~aUve emo-
tions, such as self-doubt, feelings of
guilt, fears of failure and an attJtude of
anger and resentment directed toward
others. ff such day-tJme fantasizing oc-
curred at night, It might qualify as a
nightmare. What It Implies about the
person's character Is evident He Isn't
on very good terms with him.self,
doesn't expect to get the bTeaks and
Isn't sure he deserves them. 3) The
third pattern Is termed the 'happy day-
dreamer.' Characterized by pleasant
thoughts, positive emotions, construe·
tlve ideas and an enjoyment of the
fanta5\1 activities, daydreamlng l.s used
''for future planning and consld-JR
~rable lnterpersonal curiosity." 11111
David Pearson, second only to "King"
Richard Petty on the aU-time victory list in
stock-car racing, owes his succes8 to a fan
club in his nattYe Spartanburg, S.C. Back In
1959. he was working in a service station
when friends told him there was a car for
sale that was suitable for driving In the
Grand National competition. P...-.on Md
won• IUnber of r11CM on ..... clrt lracb
and Md bwt ftldcrl ••rd .. Liiie Dawid"' tor
.. ..,.., ......... of ......... -tnown
driven. He hadn't earned nearly enough,
however, to buy that car, so friends decided
to organize a fan club for him. A policeman
friend went on a local radio station to
announce formation of the club and to ask
listeners to aend In money. The dollars
poured in, and Pearson was off to the big-
time races. Following his first year In Grand
National racing, Pearson was named
"Rookie of the Year' by the National
Association of Stock Car Racing. He haa
becOme the woetd drtww In histofJ to win
tlMI ''triple crown" of hie ..,art-the~
500, the World IOO and the Southern 500, In
OM MHOn .... beet Petty to win the
Southern 500 In September, wHh the
Democrdc ,,.......... cmclid8 .. and the
Replblcan ~ cwlkWe
looking on. Pearson went over the mllllon-
dollar mark In career earnings a few years
ago and earned $179,000 in prize money
last year. At 41, he is an "old man" as
athletes go and earned the nickname of
"Gray Fox" when he became a grandfather.
He has shown, however, that he has both
the skill and the physical conditioning to
"' keep going at top speed In his sport. When
Pear90lf hH • llump in 1971, eome of the
"experts'' dedded he wa over the hill.
"Everybody kept asking me if I was going
to retire, and their attitude bothered me,"
he says. "Instead of encouraging me to
quit, the questions gave me the incentive to
prove there was still plenty of racing life
left In me." Pearson began a new
association the next year with the Wood
Brothers and their Purolator-Mercury car
and marked the beginning of the associa-
tion with a victory in the "Rebel .COO." A year
later, the driver who was supposed to be
over the hill enjoyed one of the greatest
seasons In stock-car history with 11
victories In 18 races. Ten of those victories
were on superspeedways. Many of the
people connected with auto racing fMI
P•rson could be •• big a winner In the
annuaf lndlanapofl• race n he hn been In
the atock-car field. But Pearson believes In
sticking to his roots. "Sure, I could win In
Indianapolis-type racing, but I'm not
Interested In that," he says. His "home" Is
the stock-car circuit where his true fans
are-like those who believed In him at the
start of hla career. -By a.try Abrameon
FA,..ILY WEEKLY. October 24, 1179 • tt
SpOrts Mini-Profile ~-.-..-,-._., ...... ---4 -· ~,-~ .. .. -·r
~ ..
~.~ 't ... ~'J ~ ~· .
. -DAVID PEARSON:·
A Success Story Fueled by a Fan Club
IEWRmll It -the most oomolex and tar_..ung conflict n.nkind hU
-known. !ta de nl•ion ICll'eed ~ Euroc>e to the Cri,,_ and the ca. 1CU11S ••• to R.nQoon and Mendllay ...
to the deMrts oC Africa and the~ oC ttie South
P9c:ific. And ultlfl'Wlely, _,to our OM> "'°'9s, ""'*•
American9 --euddenly united to meet the llQOI...,,..
c:Nllenge .
..... .... 111
11eny nner belore
~
Relive the War yeltS
lhrouoh hl11orlc. front·
line battle ~09....,,... behlnd-t~ In· llilltllS . ,,_...,, ~
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NELSON
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Ing to the ear. If It's not pleas-
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carries." It was this "ear-
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usual country-music fans to a
wider audience.
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ters of the recording Industry,
but Austin boasts . perhaps
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them. Nelson left Nashville
for Austin four years ago spe·
clfically to perform: '1 was a
success as a songwriter, but I
wanted a live audience," he
says . "Live audiences are
where I get my thrill."
Another facet of the Nelson
career that has focused a na-
DOES A DIMINISHED
PURSE DIMINISH
YOUR EGO?
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link between sex and money la
not pathological unless It Is
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manipulate the other person.
-By NonMn LobMnz
tional spotlight on him Is the
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000 people ln Gonzales, Texas.
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'things come In too strong
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sit and pick that guitar and
have a good time. You see," he
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still me. A little more hurried
sometimes, but
still me."
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LITTLE EMILY
"We're alnglelll"
J2 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Octoti.r 24. 1978
How cloa actor Georse C. Scott read to 17-
year-old daughter Devin's decision to follow
In his footsteps? "He hates UI" Devin ex-
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to feel that acting can hurt a person emo-
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father would not fall very high on the list. not
because l think he's a bad actor-( don't-
but because there are others a lot better. I
never go to a movie and say, That's my
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Santa Ana -547-051 I
OLDSMOBILE
UMIVYSITY
OLDSMOllLE
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540.9640
TV WEEK. OCTOBER 24. 1918
PONTIAC
PHIWPS IUICIC, POMTIAC
& OPEL. IMC.
24888 Alicia Parkway
Laguna Hills -137-2400
IOMGOODWIM
POMTIAC -•MC
700 S. Harbor Blvd.
Fullerton -171-0412
PORSCHE-AUDI
DOM IURMS
PORSCHE AUDI
13631 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove -'36-2333
CHICK IVERSOM, IMC.
445 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach -67J-0900
SUBARU
GAIDEN GROVE
SUIARU
13821 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove -554-0100
TOYOTA
llLLMAXEY
TOYOTA
18881 Beach Blvd.
Hunt. Beach -847-1555
VOLKSWAGEN
DOMIURMS
VOUSWAGIM
13731 HarbOr Blvd.
Garden Grove -534-4100
SUllDAY, OCTOID 24
t:JI • llR. "--.. Ille ....
e @ (l)~M
10:t0 9 Jellll ........
B @ CJ) (fl llfl fMtMll; Wof1d S.nts II a 7th same n needed 1n tbt series, 1t will 111 11 lh1s time
• SllMllet s.nun
(I) llR. fwtW
lO:JI 8 llR. ftetW f1Bt 11me is Los Anaeles Rams al Ne• Orlons Saints ·~···~ l:tl D IUl (I) 9 llfl foetNI
(I) llR. feetW a 11CM HIPli&tlts
1:4S 8 cm CJ) llfl f...._" 2nd came is Crmba, Packers YS Oakland Ra1deB. 1•. CeleMty """'• l:JO • c.llett f'OltW '76
4:00 8 USC f..tNll USC Tro11ns YS Ore1on Slate
MOllDAY, OCTOIU 2S
6:00 •(QI) CIJ) 8 llfl lhlMl11 ll!pt football SI Louis Cardinals vs Wast11nston Redskins.
TUESDAY, OCTOIO 16
6:00 e uhri l.aetblll los An&eles lakers vs Kanus City
SATURDAY, OCTOIU 30 12:30 B cm CJ) (I) W17 Out ;.,_ e rr., s,.rts WOftd
• Arl'a s,.rts Werld Ari P11se1h11n hosts ••th Bobby Cl11ke lutur!d
in the supers111 secmenl 1r11ne 1n 1~s1de hp on pl1rin1 hockey
Hi(hh&hts 111elude Boyf National Gymn1shcs Championships from ft
Worth. Tens, a boys" waler polo match 11 Cemtos Colleee. and lhe
Pacrlic Coast SedlOllal fe11C1n1 Champ1onstups IOI &nls 19 years old Of under
1:00 • s,.rts ~ O!Ck [nbera hosts
1:31 • llCM Fee«W 4:0l 9 at.l ......
4:30 8 cm CJ) CIS s,orts ~111
• llMrt o. .. FoelNA HicMiPfl
S.'00 •<a CIJ) a AIC'a WW. wni ot ~ 10-JO. c:.lett flltW UCLA YS Wasb1n1ton
Dick VaJl Dyka (left) la Joined by 1pecl1I gueat star Sid c .... r on NBC'e Van Dyke and Company, Thursday, at
tOPM. In this 11<1t Sid appeara 81 lhe ne1tt-door-nalghbor to
the waol(y "Bright Famlly."
THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50
KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION
SUllDAY, OCTOIO 24
2:00 ffltlllM SUtdlioa 3:00 As .... ...._
.... ,... .., Ille Fa.Ir
5:30 .... lla!Mt
UIO 0... u,.. A Clmk
6:30 hMJ mulh cultural ch1I
dren·s series
7:00 Cllihnlil lssMS
7:30w..aa
1:00 Mrs. c:badi'1 llldia
t:OO At Ille T °' 10:00 VisioM
MOllDAY, OCTOIU 25
9:00 Tti Clli Cll'uan
9:30 Fooa tor t11t f a1111y
10:00 lhtll llatt1111Wofdulltll
10:30 Odyuey!future
11:00 Easy Drawlnc/~1111111 & w
11 :30 Eltctric CotlpaflY
12:00 s.a .. Strltt
1:00 Solle 111/lmlde-Ollt
l :30 ChlNrta DI tllt World
2:00 Clliforllia Issues
2:30 .,_,iull U1Nrit11Ct
3:00 s.s. .. Street
4:00Z...I 4:30 Eledric c....,_.,,
5:00 lllisttr ... .,, lltia*r,_
S:JO V'illa Ale(rt &.• ,... .. "" flt11ily 6:30 A r ... Ill ;,...
7:00 As llM ...,..
7:30 Tiit fr..O Clltl
1:00 TIM MllllS Chrollkla ··John
~ms. Ptes1denl"
9:00 hrid Smlift4 Sllw
11 :00 llllc.llell/ltllrtr ""°"
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26
9:00AM lillclltll/Lellrtr Ripen
9:30 fr..Ulld Sbtdliftc
10:00 Ctrer lo Corer/Math
Matten
IO:lOVecetalllt Soup/let's Draw
11 :00 ""41 ' lutttrllles/. OdytMy
11:30 Electric C.INllY
12:00 Seutllt Strltt
I :00 lfllidt.-Ollt/Scittlu 1:30 lllpples~ulltll
2:00 Ada• Cllrwkla
3:00 s.s. .... StrNI
4:00Z...f
4:30 Dedrlc Collpaay
S:OO Milter 111&111 ~
5:30 lafillltJ fldlry
i :OO 11111 ..i Lwiroa .. nl
5:30 frttllaM SILetc:llill1
7:00 Reel Estate alld YOll
7:30 How " Do It 1:00 c.lifor1lia laMS
l:lO""-'•
9:00 ~ Tlltaltr
l~ Tiit lllaa
10:30 fTOlll 111 ... """ 11 :00 lbdleil/Lellrer Report
WEDllESOAY, OCTOIH 27
t:OOMI llaclltll/Lellrtr Rtpert
9:30 ,. .. tor Ille fltl!llJ
10:00 bsy Drawl1111c1111•m ol
tlltkN/ .....
11:00 v ...... ~p/Saftc .. ,
11 :30 Electric C..,.ny
12:00 s.u .. StrMt
1:00 All AMwt TOii/let's Draw
l:JO flllls/C...1 .. c..,
2:00 Sp1cl1I: Drld, Dru•,
OrlNll
3:00 Sm. Strttt
4:001-!
4:30 Dectric c.,..,
S:OO llWw ""'" llticllWtleM S:30 Ml Ale(rt
5:00 f..e ltr Ille F allily 6:JOAr .. a.~
7:00Aallall .... 7:JOSbrMn
1:00 At Ille Tep
t :OO Flf11'1 Ryin1 Act: fruk , .....
IO:JO N Clll Cll'NI
11:00 llladtlll/Ltllrtr ~
THURSDAY, OCTOIU 21
9:00Alll llaclltll/Lellrtr ...,....
9:30 frtollaM Sbtc111t11
10:00 Wor*"'ltll/CW,..,
10:30 Cour to Cour /Mith
Matten
11:00 .......OVUAll AMwt You 11:30 Eltctric c.,...,
12:00 s.s. ... StrMt
1:00 Scltnct fll111/V111t1~lt
S..p
1 :lO AllitNls ' Such/ •tM ' . lutt1fflia
2:00 C-.r S.mnl lit
2:JO°"*J
3:00 S.S.. Str•t
4:00Z...f
4:30 Doc1ric c.,..,
S:OO Miltef 11ctn llti&tl..._
5:30 lafiaitJ factory
6:00 llM ... Urir ......
l:JOF,.._~ 7:00 ... , &bit ... y ..
7:lOftfY-~
1:00 la rtrtw.Mce at w.tl T~ 9:30 Oat f/f A KiM
10:30 ...... ""' lfltll.. 11:00 lillclltil/Lellrtf lllport
fllDAY, OCTOIEa 2t
9:00AM llacJltll/Ltlutr Report
t:lO foods I• t1M F•llJ
10:00 •pp1es1A11 AMut YDll
10:30 AMiii & Sircll/~
11:00 s.., lal/Y ....... s..p 11 :JO Decttlc c...,..,,
12:00 S.S.. Strttt
1:00 Ear Drawiaclfublres
I :30 Let's Draw/Scietica AIMS
2:00""'
3:00 s.. .. StrMt 4:001-1
4:JO Eledrk c..,..,
S:OO Milter ""'" llti~ S:JO Villa Mtart &.• r-. .., t11t r1111y
5:JOATIMTo~
7:00 v.ttr's ,......
1:00w....,.... .... ,...._
l:lO •• Strllt ....
9:00 Tiit Ma• Cltl'flrides
10:00 .... :"tl"
11 :JO Tiit Mldloll/l*lf hpOft
SATURDAY, OCTOIU 30
2:00 A TllM 11 Crw
l:JO CllifOfllil laMS
4:0011aalN~•-S:OO 11111 lltlte tM Y•
5:00 °""" °""· OrlNll 7:00 filll'• ,,,.. Act
7:30Gtttill' Oii
1:00""' 9:00 .......,,.. llltatrw
10:00 er.et ,.,.._
MORNING
e:oo
8 S.risl St1Msttr
·~ • Ill m futv1u tl7l I C...,U111 Kan11100
-6:30-u Iii ft1luru B Mot foe Wo!Mn Only
8 Mic!IHI JldSOll Show
.~,,.,.
a> SptH lttctf
7:00 u (]!J (f) Nfln
11 llll Cl) (fOl m Todar $lift
D ® 100 Club
CJ) 8ullwlnktl/Un4trdol
Iii ((21) t l )) OtJ Good Mornln1
America
Cil fHtUrtl
GI flintst-Hour
Q) ClrtOOM
fD Yoaa FOi Hullh
-7:30-
(J) Cl rtCIOllt
liJ Lasslt a> Bup lunnf
ED Misttr llopn
8:00
U , L Cl,U1n Kan11100
I. Sunup
liJ ~" r111 n11 m 1ucs •IMI Hts Svddiu
-1:30-11 m ftatum
D Jad Lal.Nne
m Yoe; ' rn111C1s OJ C...rt-.lllt
~ Undtrdol
9:00 u h ie• b 1t111tt a a11 t.mi m S&r1tt1d & Son a Tiit &.hrr
!IJ Glo4 °" U UI Los Ar11t1es ,rlct b lti&ht
D T0111t11f Ht .. ins Show
Gi i lOft lMcy
O> I Drul!I of Ju1111ie
<3J lbrtlli Wt1•r. M.O.
fZ3 Sotslmt SlrMI
(<2fJ CJ)) Mlh 0oua111 Sllow
lll '1111 Oonahut Shft
-9:30-
B @ Cll Q} cm Hollfwood Sq1111u 1!1 M1ybtrry ltfD
Lowe Tllat lob
m """ Acta a> llomper ltoom
10:00
0 t7' lV &Mlllt
• '211 (J) Cial m WIMtl •f for tune
D Qf1 Mnlu : Su D1rt1me
Movies
! 8 '•rrr flluon
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''THI SMALL CAR EXPIRTS"'
FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE-PARTS
PHSONALlllD llASING -All MAKES & MODELS
A flllE SEIEC110N Of USED CARS
842-7781 540-0442
S ervin9 _ljff Bf'ac/, Ci!i e~
S MINUTES SOUTH O~ SAN DIEGO fWY
18835 BEACH BLVD.
(Highway 39 )
HUNTINGTON BEACH
m ...,.,.., HttMt m PltMic Affain
9 You're Oii
-10:30-
6 Ill? LM of Lift
D IHl tm m Th si-,tn
8 (la CJ)) Qll Ham Days
m eoo; °'' m r-.r ,,_
11:00
O JlJ Cfl Y•ns & ltestteu a mi CfGl m Gruel su111 1h Millloftaiu
Iii ( <2IJ ) <If OEIUT Doll Ho
Sllow H1w111's Don Ho 1s host of this
musical half hour from Honolulu
CJ lllovie: See Daytime !olovits m""" m Elldric Company
-11:30-
0 (f}') C)) lll Starch IOI f.-.
row
B {f) ru (I) m Tht Gona
Sllow Iii (13) ti)) QJ) flt11ilf feud;
flw loob at TY W-n Wed Rona
Barrett vmts with four famous
women comediennes Carol Burnett.
Valene Harper. Sttly Struthers and
Nancy Walker
!!OJ Mirr Hartman. Mary Hart111111 m l•l's hp
C1J Nanny & tllt l'roftsSOI
AFT•RNOON
12:00
u ~ 8 TUI Cirf
Did .... °"' Iii (ill> CJ)) $20,000 l'Jlalllid
DK~ Cf)rk hosls
Cl) (JJ) """ GI liirnt: ~e D1yl1me Movies
Q) I Drta111 of 1Mnllle
QT) Noon Affai1 I Joe S.rttu
@ CJ) Mery Hlr1lllaft, Mily Har1mln
111) lowe American SIJ!e m Glod o.,i
(Ul """
-12:30-
0 l11J I]) Cil As the World Tun" D all tlJ (IQ) m D11s of Our
Um
I loft l.Jlc1 Iii ((21) ) (Jll Alf Mr Chlldr111
Q) Courtsllip of £Hle's flltltf
la Doris Dar Sllow
fl:) Yota for HMttll
1:00
8111111 alMI Allt11
Iii ( Cfl) ( J)) (ff) 11)111 •• Ho,.
Cl""" G> lbjor AdalllS
® llloN: See D•ttunt ll!OvitS
fZi) EhctlioMI f Nlllrn
-1:30-a cm m m t11t ~i111 u1111 D (2)) Cl) (!DJ m Tiit Dacton
TIMI Holltr-n
Iii ((21) Cf) QJl OM Ute It Uvt
II 8-rtr HiRbU!ftt
2:00
D tlll (I) Cf) All jll t11t Fallllly
D (fJ) Cl) CfOl et ~tr Wor14
lit ow. ' Harritt (J) To,per
Cl Mtwlt: Su Oavltmt. Mov1u
m"""
TV WEEK, OCTOBER 24, 187f
-2:15-
.. ,. !D) 8 GtMnl ltelpltll
-2:30-u ({7) CJ) llbtdl '-Gene
Rayburn hosts
• ftllltl KNlft lest
LtMttlltlemf m MicUy ...,. av11
Cl> T errytllolll
3:00
0 CI1> T lttieUln ums-.n.t . ., ,.,.,. mc.11 .... • ca m> o ldtt of lllPt
Cl) lMttu:o & Ht11riltb MMlk
(f"Q) Mowie: Set Daytime Mov1n
<2Z lrwnsidt
<2J) Ollr &1111
-3:30-
D (J)) aflle Oouattt Sbow
D llfflut C.11ttr ...... .,,.,. rr..
(J) Tiit Uttlt bJC.lb
Iii MHlt: See OayUmt Movies,
DollllllfO Wed
GIYotl & fritlldi
.., C...ltooftrille
({7) Q) loa'1 lia To,
121) TIMI flilltsttMt
((21) ) ~
4:00
9 lit Vllfty
8'llNll
• (121) ) CDl Alt111Clllel s,..
tlaf Wed "Blind Sunday" The story
of a sensitrvt friends/110 between a
sicht1w teenaae ant and a sr&h!td
bor Leith McClosker, Betty Beaird
and Jewel Blanch star
EllltrpM1 °"' a P11il Dwllue s• m 11ew HowdJ Doodr si..
Q) Htdlt & Je<kle
CI1> rn 1.o11t bric•• 8 Ma111·12
CBI f Drt1111 of lt1n111t m S.S.1111 Strfft m Ulldt Wtklo
-4:30-
• Yo Tiii the Trvth
(J) Gllll1111's ltlt11d
(jJ) Mam-12 m Ill c...rtoons CI1> CD l'rict 11 ltipt 0 lkll tiri1fill Sllow
(3) FarnitJ ANalr
fD Sesame Strt1t
(13) CD) The flintsi.-m TenlltUM Tu••
5:00
UD8 Cl>!IDJ ~lltwt a 111AMra
(J) r atriy An lit
C11 WiM WIN W.st m 1\t n11111tDMs
Gl lltru• a Indy 11HK11
<121> ())l hrtrWr• r1111U, m 1\t rn ci@
'7JlfmN
-5:30-
D ()) cm rn ""'
fl) htttfdtt f ••llJ Gllewttci..4 m Superrn1n
121) My Tllr" Softs
g flit Dtctric Com111111
((21) (J)) TIMI lt1d1 lkllldl m Ultra M111
SUNDAY
OCTOIEJ Z4
MORNING
* lndiates 1n Afttrtisement
-5:30-
• I.nip U!lto My fMI
8:00
8 l.Ml Up I l1"
D Tiit CMstoplltn
CD TM •'MtAllMln m Soutllern Clllfomll
-6:30-
• TIUy'a hlia1oft
• Tllb h Ille Uft e O,.ratMlll !:11Mrttll(y ID TM Cllrittttlfttn
II» Mlllf ltoom
-6:45-
(]) Cartao!I ' Compa•y/Wlttl Tlllt •• 7 :00
8 Hll4tofthlllln
D Alrlculture USA
.... ' llM St*•• Word (]) Jeff'• Coffie
D llttl"t flru
• Wittllt @ Cl) T1lit b ltlt Utt
• Aroulld llM Wtfld In IO Om
S) Ytp ltf Htalttt m Cine • Espane1
0 AcricMllvrt USA
-7:30-• rar Out s,ac. llvts
D TUt'1 Cat
• Gtorae of 111e J1111t1t (]) lam It to ..... ,
Cl) lit Tht<t le U1ht
D Day fl/ DIKovery cm ftlllily Mattera
II) Cllatllill ol Boulloft Sbttt m Dtmtnury 11tws
(J1J CJ) Jerry f 11wtn
(ll) ()) MVJ
t8) V1lttJ of lht OiiMUWn fD Milter Roten
((21) Cl)) TOllll Halt Mettill1 ~t) Slna Your 'raltea to 1il111
8:00 a Dustr's TrttllouM
D Strelldiplty
• ,....,. CartoonJ
CD Jillt•1 Sw1u1rt SllOW (]) TV I l.Mlt al 1Mmltt1
11J tit•. LAtty lHkln1
(II QI) Jerry falwtH m Woll4tn111a
8)h1H11111Mrd
@ (]) lnslttlt
fl) StsallNI Str"t (a (I)) o., of Dilct¥try
tBMlohMylhjpMr
-1:30-
• T1111 trww'1 So.I 0.11 D ~ ()) James ...._ llelilltll e 0 II II Writt111
(]) Day fl/ 0.-ry
• lltttl!lc n.. at CllY•'J
(Jl)(J) ..... ~
(121 ())) •1 H11111~er• 0 HtrtN el T,.
9 :00
• fHt Ille .... ....
.. (JI Cl .... Ille ,, ... W•• K-.111 • e.,. rro111e-~ • NWitlll
11J (Ul lJ) Oral lloMrb
Cl> hftrllMI Al
(J1J SpK. llllb
(3) TraM WorW MialtM
fl:)~StrNI
m Rtlialoua ''°'"• 0 •-Your liM.
-9:30-
0 wt .... " Ille ""' D @ "1tldstllld
•Jtw111illapol19
D TM Khlc II C..lq
<IDl $p«tru.
11»'-"1 Hollr
Clll ..... ltlO, Jtt1klftt
(QI) )JllMIJ S.111111 ..
OJ Dollllqo A O...l11at
Dfaitll fM TNIJ 8 (JftilMtl Oii Stl'flce
10100
8 JollR a.ll!Alltll SllOW D U Cll CJDl llfl foethll;
World S.rill If • Stvenlh a•me
becomes necusary II will be aired 1t
this time • ()) '*'' ol ,. ... , D S.lldlol Sllptnt1n
(]) Nfl "•'-mt Sllcllt D Htrtld tf T rutll • s....a., C.lt~•tlolt
ID OllOt u,_ A Claak (R) "The
Prince ind the Pauper" ca ())) W1t111t
CD Huun Dkllt.W.
ID San Dltae ltlaWt CM
-10:30-
• {ll) llfl ftothll rlr$I
came is los Anaelts Rams et Plew
Orleans S.1nts
• (al (()) 8 Mwt11lvrt1 ol a,.11 • *"' ' Codtllo m CaMrr Cllapel fD lnfility F tet.ry
mTren-.Chlll
11:00
• Illy of OllcMfy
()) Tljuu:WlnM It ltlt s..tll
•(QI Clll a ~ ... c.wp1e
CD TlMfllllllleHs .., Chrdl In Ille .... a nrst ..,lilt t111rc.h
flD Dtctric C..p1111J
-11:30-
• Jltllmt Snuart Sllow
Cl) Motte: "last Mtn °" tartll" (hor) '&4-Vlncent Pnce.
D (QJI (])) 8 Clllldrtn'1
s,tclal "How to Follow the C.m·
palan" lle.smu Steve Bell hosts •n
uam1n1hon of the issues, P•oPle
and mechanics of Pres.denlial cam·
pa11111 put 1nd present, ind a chil·
drei\'1 eye view ol lhts year's 11ce
ID Wtcflt4
fl:) hblp m r11. rut1res
AFT•RNOON
12:00
·Tiit~ 8 (flt (I)) 0 hHU Hd
AllMn D l\rilltr m Mttlt: ""'rtllwtsl Pauaa•" (1dv) '40-Spencer Tmy, Robert
Youns. Ruth Huqey • s-,.,... a T• AMlt l'lctllr. G Gtul ,.,...._,_ "Madame
Butltrfly" Puccini's clalSlC tr11tdJ
of • f1111te 1e1Jh1 1nd her hopelm
lo¥t for 1n American lieutenant
-12:30-
a»C...tdJ Qmlcs a far111 .. ,.,.
1:00
.. tm ()) (JD) Nfl ftOtMll
8 TIM lit Valley
(() t 5n • Mud °" (I) llf\. fMlNM C1een ~y PKken ws. Oakland lb1deis
D Mo•lt: ~ "Tiie lll011nlal1"
(dra) '56-Spencet Tracy. Rober1
Wacntr, E c Marshall a ~ 111 Alri<lllhl,.
(tB> (I)) f11111 ..,.,,
OJ lio(rt!IM • H.w II.ires
0 NCAA Hl&llllOll
-1:30-
• Mowlt: ~ "TM Mllllttl Era or
SHllru" (ati-11) '67-Ctor11 llade1,
Slurley Eaton, franklt Av1lon Ill TM Kl'OUI lrttlle11
(S (])) AlllMel ~
-1:45-
• (J1J CD ltfl FMllllll Creenb1y
Pecken 11 Oakl1nd Raiders
2:00 e Mowle: ~ "Cu11cllc.I
YHktt In Ki111 Artll1r'1 Curt"
(mus) '49-Bina Crosby. Rhonda
flemina. William Bendh
(() ClttMpiMtlllJ lowlifll m llowtl: "Sat•lot•" (rom) '37-
Clark Cable, Jun H1r1ow m T1n111
QI f altll ltf T MIJ (121 (() s,w cu-...
OJ~•·n-i. Q)Wilim
-2:30-
QtP'tlt.-.tT...,.. ca ())) wt '-• " 111e ""' IJls.ITraill
3:00
•c.i.ltJ ...... a Mewit: ~ •LM b A lall''
(com) '63-Clenn Ford. ~ Lanae m sw.ter ci...a a ii.,., S111111r1 S11c11t
flD u.•. °" c..r1 (8 ())) WcwN tf Stniwal
-3:30-
• Ctlltat FOllW '76 S ltlltiM TOWll HIM ca w> ,,. rootW """° 1HJ llart111 W..., MD
4:00 a USC r.tM• USC Trojans vs
Oreeon State
D TM s.Mar Sllow e Ktutr CIUiia "Swiss F1m1ty
Robuuon"
(() loftallza
(I) ltlttt'MtleMI Hollr
~v....._ m C-111 Dr1c11ll AtiMs
• And Casts His b ll
Spell 011 A Victim!
• lllMt: ·DrtcW lttt ll!Mft fl'OM
Ille Cmt" (llor) '69-Chnstophu
lee. Veronica Ca1lson.
9 (J) fillt Full,. a w..v " Sen1¥t1 (QI ())) C.,.. F..tW '71 Gllc ft1 ~H ......... • c.,. ,,....._~ ..
IMtltl9I
-4:30-
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0 ((} i:.:.111
=ill TllrM h.,.,a 19 Mnlllllrt
fDWorlll ,, .. m llttr• o... rootw Hltll!Cllll m twlywod a.1
5:00 esur Tttl
Metie: "Hvsll, H11ll, Sw11t
Cllarlltt1" (cha) '65-Bttte 01Y1t,
Ohv11 de Hav11l1nd
•<II ..... (]) w.rw .. ~-CMttt• e TM w.rM et Wit
• Metlt: ~ "Tiit fll Sterr" (dr1) '59-11mu Stewart, Vm
Miles. Nick Ad1ms
• AllltrlcH/lttltl ,....... Hwt
ID (]) llMI Ille Prw
S WIN WIN West
ew~--111 .... <• (I)) (ra'• s,..tl w.rw 0 Movie: (C) "Dnld &
~· (d11) '52-Greaory Peck,
Susan HayWJrd.
eAlltrkan Mcltr
-5:30-D ..... e WtfW ti Mvt11twr• <ml HIP ..,ltrt
(J1J CJ) Olkltlld lllNtr SW.II• 0 (I) M1M•l2
• Ill Ille ...... Ille Gelltrll ca Cll C*l1111t1 n '"'' 1io ... Cl ,tc Eltllt footNll KICllllOU
• flatl llll,!111
•Y•NINQ
8 :00 ==7' ..... : ~ (2111) "c.I Kaid
l1h" (dre) '67-Paul Newmen, Ceoite Kennedy
•<121(])) TM~ & r ... lllle Cuesb 11e John Oav1d10n.
Ceo1111 Ensel, John Byner end Peter ~h1tkele.
(]) SWtU tf Ille °"' D I~
(J:D)WINW..V.t...a m Mow1a: <?tw>~ "TM c.,111.
tora" (susp) '1l-S1dnty Polloer,
Barbera Mcll1lr
(J1J CD btti Gt1111a11 S110W ec.,....
ID Cl) la Im
s S,.C.: "" tD .ltalllt w.tf Wltll ... lllWlllr~ .c-.a ...
-6:30-
• Cl1J GD (]) ""' II ea.4W Ca•ra • Qlllz Cflll4 l'rl1/ ..... c.&lll1
• flit Pm1t CMl4rt11 (J) D~lt Tttftl ..... r"-
7:00
fl (J1J CJ) (]) ill Millut.
.. DISNEY snCTACUl.AR * ADVENTURE CWSIC! 11 0 (]) <II G w..v of Dh·
llf "20,000 Lt11ue1 Undtt the Sea"
{2\Shr) 111111 Ooust1s. J1mei Muon.
P1vl lu .... and Peter Lorre st11 In
th1S double Academy Award-wlnninc
motion J.itlurt version of Jults
Verne's •Pk tale. Sit in lht hdf"
In 1868. rt ttllt fl I t1111tlctl Ml
captain wlloM pl1n to eonttol the
wor1d throuah the use or hit sub
marine draws the 1tfenllon ol a U.S
Government upedltion determined
to lhw1rt his pt1na.
Cl) s..t.tllftl $feclal
, .. 5
SUNDAY (CondnlMCI)
• (121 ())) 8 COS Guuts '" elude Ad11enne Barb11u, Labelle ,
alld MiltOll Berle ......... ... w.w ..... mn..,. ........ °""' • llM: (C) (!O) "11le '-tllllc
'91" (wu) ·12-Guy Stockwell.
Woody Strode, Robtrl r uller e a..-in1-...
-7:30-
• In tf tM WIN e1eru1u..,.,,..,_..
8:00 e (J7) Cil (I) Th S.01 u~
CIMt SlllW Ruth Buw. Alea Kttras.
ind Donny & M111e Osmond 1utst
CJ) ,.._, ........ Vlritty lt.r e (9 CIJ) ID Sit lllillllll Ollllr
MM Steve becomes 1 human atomic
power sourte when ht PoSes JS •
double·dulin1 OSI menhst to ·
penetrate a bud1erous espion11e
r1n1 which has alrudy stoten plans for an $8 b1ltlon underwater
brtl~ device.
• : (C) (?IN) N""" " A lall" (tom) '63-Glenn ford. Hope
Lln1e. Charles Boyer m lleN: (C) (2111) "Y•'I ~
Illy .....,.. (hot) '72-htty Oukt,
R1elltrd TllorNs. llosem111 Murphy m Sall YlltJ SlllW e llmcM Vlrilty e EWllilc at S,.,...,
-1:30-
• IHiilAlatl tM lic Jee A llO!llilriflnd ttndtr stat) about Ille
dttpen1nc bond between an enttr
pnsi11a. micJtnt·worktr boy. Antet
(Old• PlllerO) 111d a bvrly, lonely
ltlephone repairman. 811 Jot (l'ul
Somno)
QID O.W-lfillilll
9:00 til (J7) Cil (I) lltia• Ko11k and
his men fi nally hue 1nou1h
t¥idence to lock up thild molester
lllrl Oetrow, onl't to be ordered by
Federal Aaents to retuu him
becnse he works for a for111n em
bU1y and has diplomatic immunity
• Orel Merta
8 first TIM• Oft lVI * TME STUfORO WIV£S
btllariN ... sta11 e (Ill Cl)) ID ABC So o y ...,.. --= (C) (Nfw) "11le s..,.
t.f~ WlteS" (hor) '75-Kttharlne
Ross. Paula Prentiss, Patiick O'Nul.
SubU'ban wtves btain btlln1n1 hkl
windup dolls in this tdaptalton ot t"
leYin's chilltna llOYtl .lu .... ~ ......... ,..
s n.. o.. "" • ......,.. T'lllttTt: ......
IMry "los1 love" Afltr I paUIOll·
rtlted 1fblr trlth Rodot1>h• (Oe111s
Ull), a ... 1111y llndow11t1. Emmt
(f11~nca Annis) lltdes flom "'Illy
• b1 d1sper1tely squ1ndt11n1 her
mono .. until. once a111n, lean
brinp 1om1nce Into 11t1 hie.
eoa..•srtN"""
-9:30-
• 0 (I) (JI G lllC SHUJ ..,.,,.~ "Bonni• 1nd Mc·
CIOud" When McCloud rtalins hit
firllrlend (Lei&h Taytor·Youn&)-who
fs SU111tcttd ol &11ootln1 1 trucklna
emutlv1-hu deceived him. lie
tr1ils her to OM1hom1 where, at •
res.ill of som• 1Jnfortunata Incidents,
they become fu1ltlves lrom the II•
GTMlllrttls c.Mc CIJ s.., a c-,.., ec.. .....
10:00 fl D£tV£CCHIO rteNI
• witt1 ""9tln t. rnul
her 1111i11nl
8 llll Cl) Cl) DIMcdlM Oelvec
eht0 1nd his men art stymied and
lum1n1 wllu Ille fourth VIChm ol a
11pe murderer su~1ftS her otdtal,
but refuses to help tdentrfy the ~1ller
Olen Cetr and Al111 r ud&t 1uts1
• 0., .. Oilclwtfy
G '9rw TM Anlltt911 ._.. ..... .......
S Mk'*Jr-
• TM.._. Clll'Ollic.la (I) II)~""' e lei GtrM 5a.
-10:30-• ,...., Swauart s-e Alillc UM
fa T l1ftl fJlll
11:00
• Cl) cm rn .., ....,
D (ll .....
Ght-"-n rn n..ma. CD lfffit: (C) "lfrMrl" (hor)
'68-Joan Crawford. ly Hatdin. Judy
Gttson, M1cl11el Goualt. Diana Don .., Slalltel c-...
@ (l) .... eftlltC..
9 Allertca-100 Y•n
.... tf SMfttcl ..... 111 .1111.,s.a.rt a..
-11:15-llll Cl) s..., ... c..,..,
-11:30-
• s,.r11 Flulllh•I•:
(C) "trtcl's Ust C-" (mys) '72-
Richird W1dm1rk, Beth 811cketl.
Henry ONTOW.
DS...,IC..,., •n..7t0a. •o ..... (J)T ....
Ill llewla: (C> "T\tt c.w °" ill ... hit" (drt) '69-S.ndy Dennis,
Michael Burns, Sustnne Benton,
Jolm Garfield Jr .• Luana Anders .
Cll C--. I tM ~ldata S MciMIMS.-11,..,. <• Cl)) ,,,,,, ... s.
• bclltltrt en.ma.. a .. : cc:i "flit MM ....
(d") '69-SteJll Steven$, Shelly Win
!tis. Sllep W11d. Beverly Car11nd,
Michu l Bums. Barta11 Stmmetll.
12:00 e (!JI Cl)) hter ~ Wlfl. t4' Cums include Bobby V111 and
Lynn Anderson
(JI .. : (C) ""'s,, .. c..
111 Fr .. tN c.14" (susp) '66-
Rlclwd Blirton. Ctairt Bloom. Oika1
Wtrnlf.
•WW.T ..........
1:00
8MO.-..
-1:30-.....
2100 e ... wit: <C> "H .... tf Wu"
(hor) ·~-V111eent Price, F"nk lO¥t jo~. Cllarlu lltonson, C.rot1n Jonn
-3:30-
..... : "lltM ~" (dra)
'47-Humphrey Boprt.
THE
BIG DIFFERENCE
IN SECOND I RUST
DEED LOANS
ON ANY
REAL ESTATE:
173-213
OTlifR'S
TTPKAl~
Pl.IKlNTACt
RAn-310\ TllS
12.883
REUABU 'S
A.....w.
PQICENl/ICA AATE -8 Tli\
Not all eccond trust deed loans c08t the ume.
That's why the Federal Government hH given you
a simple way of comparing the annual coat of any
loan ... the Annual Percentage Rate. The lower this
rate, the lower your annual co.t.
Most other companies uk you to pay Annual
Percentage Rates fro m 171> to 21%. That's because
they charge you I~ interest, a maicimum commis·
sion ilnd give you a ahor1 time to repay. Not us.
Through Reli.Able your interest rate is lower (9%).
the commiMion Is lower, and you get more time -
8 years -lo fully repay your loan, including prin·
cipal a nd interest. There are no balloon payments.
We offe r you an Annual Percentage Rate of 12.~.
Check around. We believe il'a the beat rate avaU·
able ... and it'• available to everyone.
The figures look Hke this. For every $1.000 you
borrow you pay only $14.66 a month for 96
months. The total of payment• is $1.~7 .36. We also
offer ahoner term loans at the ume Interest rate
and commiuion, but with proportionately higher
Annual Percentage Rates. Naturally, you can pay
off your loan at any time by pre-paying interest on
the balanc.e In accordance with state law.
You may borrow from $2,000 to $50,000 on a first
or second trust deed loan -on any real estate any·
where in California. On the average, you11 have
your loan in 10 working days.
No gimmicks. No double-talk. We juat think it'•
good businus to give you the facts ... and more
moiwy for your money.
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MONDAY
OCTOIU 15
For lllorllitlC all4 1NwMM lislitlp,
plnst st• DAYTIME ,ROGHMS.
.... ftf )'Ollf COll'ltllittlct, lft tM ..,,., ......
DAmME MOVIES
10:00 e CC) "Acci,ut" (dra)
'66 -Duk Boaarde. Michael
Yort.. "My fotlisll Htart" (dll)
'50 -Suun Hayward, Dana
Andrews
QI) "Tiit Ro11IRI Twullts"
(d1a) '39 James Ciano
Humphrer 801111. P11scill1
lane
11:00 Ill CC) "Hello Frisc:o Hello"
(mus) '42-Ahce hye, John
Payne.
12:00 m "Two Sialtrs frotn
ltstOll" (com) '46 Kalhryn
Grayson. June Allyson, Peter
Lawford, Jimmy Duranfe
1:00 (3) CC) "To Trap A Sp,.'
(1dv) '66-Robert Vau1hn
2:00 •CC) ''Craah Din " (dra)
'43-lyrone Power. Anne Suter
3:00 CIDl CC) "l.oolhlc for LM"
(rom) '64-Jim Hutton. Connie
Francis.
3:l0 8 CC) "Run, si-. Run"
(adv) '70-Burt Reynolds. ln1e1
S!evtll$. James Best
•V•NING
8:00
D llll CI> Cl) (1J) ""5
D @CE mGIMs
T\I WEEK. OCTOBER 24, 11178
U <SJ Stir Tre•
Cl) Go!Mr 'Ylt
8 (1211 Cl)) <BJ M011d11 lliJl!t
fOltUM St Louis C.1d1nafs vs
Washin1ton Redskins
IJ '41~t m ,trtrw .. f11111ly
.., Ml.•12
fD Electtlc c.,.ny m Utt1t Ratcab
-6:30-D D1H~I Guests include Orson
Wtnes Gladys Kn11hl 111d lbt Pips,
Chlf Robellson and Maureen
McGovern
()) Wy Griffitll
{l§) Men Griff111 SMw m f1lllily Atleir
(J1J Gtmullole
fD Mlrtartt Wri&fll Is A C.rwlW1t1
Too Repmentrnr !lie People's Party e lbllwille on tllt lloM
7:00
11 8(()1mllews e umc11111
Cl) My lllrH Soils
(IJ To Ttll the Truth
G Conct11tration m I Lowe Lucy a> TM fll
fl) Citlt " U,.llOI
QI) Andy '1fffltll m Mlclleil/uhm Re,ort
fD DI 11Utic Serles
'5M4a111 Falllily
-7:30-
D Ult Sptcl•I Bomb rn the
Ha~
e llowlMltterllollln
TM Oid C..,..
..... niat r-e Tiit JeU(s Wild
Susan Sulllvan atara 81 Maggie Porter. a beautlfur and
strong-willed lawyer, with whom Audy Jordache (Peter
Strau111) becomes rom1nlic1lly Involved, In Rich Man. Poor
Man, ABC's Dramatic aeries, which airs Tuesdays at 9PM. A
continuation of last season's Emmy-winning ABC Novel for
Tefevfafon. the aeries centers on Audy Jordache and the
people In hla Ille.
m aru, 11111C11 <Ill CI> DtllJ ,artoft Show
O (I) Wild WorW of Animals l8l Hop.'1 Heron m ClllllMI 21 TOl!lpt
'9 Flasll liorllll
8 :00
D <IlJ (]) Rllo4a Rhoda and
Joe take thtu 111oblems to a mamace
coul\Sflol and lot makts a startlona
dlSClosure
D 0 (JJ) Im NBC lllollday lfiatlt llloorit: (C) (lllr) ~AIMha
Carhart" (dra) '76-Susan Clark.
John Forsythe, Jane Wyatt Susan
Ohm. Stephen Macht, Ca1he11ne
Burns The story of the famed 1930s
av1alm. Mieha Earhart. wolh 1 lool
11 her 1111vale Irle and lhe events lhal
led up lo her mysterious d1up
pearance at su while on an around
the world fh&hl
Ill MHit: (C) (211r)"Mor&aft th
ri11tt" (adv) '61 -Sleve Rems.
Valerie Laeranae. Armond Mesl11I
Cl) llowlt: (2hr) "Tiie 8tst Man"
(dra) '64-Henry Fonda, Chff Rober!
son, Lee Tracy
Cl llowit: (C) (2hr) "Some Kind of
Nut" (com) '69 Otek Van Ovke.
Anaoe 01cktPson. Rosemary Forsylh.
Zahra Lampert, E.lhot Reid m 8ewitdlt4 m rerry MaS011
'8) llowit: (C) (211r) "Praulptioll
llllrdtf" (mys) '67 -Peter Falk. Cent
Barry, Nina Foch, Wilham Windom
St Tiie Uuu CllrOAicles "John
Adims. PreSldent" Adams bttomes
unpopular IOI keep1n& Ame11C1 out ol
'""and loses mlectt0n lo Jeffe110n m s,.llillt 111oN m 1',altM U11tu.1• "°1111111
"I doubt th.iit the big·
n.iime newsusters of SO
ye.11rs .iigo-even 30 yurs
.iigo-could get .ii job on .ii
neetworil today. A Floyd
Gibbons or .ii W.iiller
Winchell would come In
.iind o1udition now .iind he
would be o1 joke-funny.
Chet Ho1g.11n Is 1.iilklng
.iibout the cho1ngu that
ho1ve to1ken place in report·
ing over the put h.iilf·cen·
tu ry. He ulls them
"stutllng."
As producer of the news
o1nd sports segments of
"The First Fifty Ye.iirs," the
four·.11nd·.11·ho11f-hour "Big
Event" lelecul th.iii will H ·
lute NBC's historic five
decides of broo1dusting
Sundo1y, Nov. 21 , H.11go1n
hu for the put four
months bttn pl.iiying .11nd
repl.11ying old recordings
o1nd 1.11pes of the newsmen
of .ii bygone ero1.
"Most of the euly newt·
usters were fl.11mboy.11nt,"
he uys. "All were very dro1·
m.iitic. R.iidlo ho1d 1 new·
ness o1nd Importance .iind
the on·the·.iilr newsmen
were vllo1I, kinetic, outgo·
ing. The delivery wu much
more ro1pld th.11n tod.iiy. • • •
-8:30-D (fl) CD CJ) r11ylli1 Pllylhs
rushes to piotect her dauahler from
lhe clutches of a fascina1tn1. older
man by lhrow1na herself 11 him to
show lltss filial a lecher he really rs m Cross-Wits
9 :00
D <IlJ (I) M1Mt Maude rs
apj)fehensrve wllen she vtStls Waller
the day afler hrs suicide allempl,
•lld learns ot complicaltons that may
delay his return home on the conclu
sion ol lh1s three part eprsode.
8 Moftday Niaht llowit: (C) (211r)
"leftutll Ille fllantl of the Apes"
(adv) '70-Charllon Hulon. lames
rranc1scus. Kim Hunttr. Mauuce
Evans Landin& 4m1d lhe rubble ol
New York C1ly, an astronaut dis
covers thal massive nuclear allacks
have had a b•urre efftd on the
mhab1lanls and he tS soon caught
bel•een subterranun mutants and
mightily armed apt men m Merv Griffin Show
OJ TM Yiraiftlan
fB Ci11t Unlwtrsal
fl) In '•rtomantt at Wolf Trap
(12tl (J)) Monday Ni1ht Movie:
C.C) (211r) "To Sir Witll LM" (dra)
'67 Sidney PO<tier. Judy Geeson
t8J Dinah!
-9:30-
6 AU'S FAIR when * Rich1rd pl1ns 11iny
dly fun with Ch111it! D (l1J (]) (I) All's h ir ll's ii
rainy Sunday 1n Wash1naton ind
while Richard's lllou&hl$ lurn l01Ward
romance. Charley has somelh1na
more cerebul rn mind
10:00
U EXECUTIVE SUITE· * powerful 1111 of love
lust and i11tri1ue
fl [l) (]) CJ) Cucutiu Suite
Aller her fellow terromts are
wested, Stacey 1s freed on bail but
reels slit's uchanced one 1a11 IOI
anolhtr when she aoes home. and
Yvonne attempls lo tel Mar\'s rob
back IO< him
IGNm
UD llews (21)6¥--t fD lllltl TonM 111d Woody Herman
ill Coftctrt
a c.,um ' r 11111i11e m """ de l'ri111avera
-10:30-.m mmN...,
11 :00
fJ a m llll News D ()) <IDl 12}) CJJ News U ((8) CJ)) 13) Lon American
Style
(I) Sta Hunt
Cl C.ltbritJ Revue Kelty Monhelh m Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
II} Tales of Ille 8iurrt
[l) 00 Stu11111 1111 Stars
-11:30-
fJ [l) CD (I) CBS lalt Movie:
No itlfon111ticNI anilaMt "°"' Ult Nttwrt at our prm ti1111.
D IHJ CIJ ® Im JallMJ Cll10ll
TM m. an a Yowr Slloill of Sllon Sid Caesar
lmoaene Coca, Carl Reiner and
special auest star Paul Oou1las
satmze a typtCJI spy ~" m 11ews
(8) Tiie 700 Club m ~ill: "Mollita"
((3) ) Science fkticlft Tllealre
iJ) lllo¥ie: (C) "The IMdtmMd of
Allon" (dra) '6l-Mmm1ll11n
Schell. Sophia Loren
12:00
D 8tst of Groudlo
Cl ~ill: tC.. "Tiit lllue Laa-"
{rom) 49-Jun Simmons. Donald
HouslOll m lllov11: "I lllarritd A Wile-" (Com) 42 Veronica Lake. SusJn
Hayward freduc March
0) Cl11t111a l4
-12:30-
0 All·N11ht Show: "T09per Takes A
Tr111.'' "lopjltr Returns." "The Cart·
~ker"
II} Mo.it: "The f>htn11 City St.ory"
(dia) SS Richard Kiley. Kalhoyn
Grant
1:00
D flt) lf l ltoi Tomorrow m Tht P'Tl Club
-1:30-
fJ News
2 :00 U Mowle: "Tiie Naked City" (dra)
'48 Ho-.ard Dull. Barry F1lz1erald
Cl Ooublefuture MoYles: "lmiU·
ticlft of Lift," "llelly and Mt"
-3:30-D 11oo111111e
4:00
fJ llnsmaktrs
-4:30-
fJ follow-Up
Chorlton Heston and James Franciscus fight for their lives
against a simian society In the nuclear rubble that was once
New York City. Maurice Evans and Kim Hunter co-star.
pac:_,,, MOffDAY NIGHT MOVIE
99IOOPMCD
I TUESDAY
OCTOIER ZS fOf _ .. llld 1fttr ..... listillp,
pluse su OAfTllllE l'ROGMMS.
.... fOf ptW COll'ftflie11C1, art Ille .,., ...,..
DAmME MOVIES
10:00 8 "Mui•t" (dr1) '58
Ol1rfes Boytr. MICltele Moisan
(C) "frallltifl" (clfa} '58-Mel
Ferrer. Dana Wynter
QI) CC) "CltJ tor Con4uut"
(dra) 40 -Jarnes Cisney
Anthony Quinn, Ann She11d1n
11:00 Cl "Ouirt Ulldtr t11t £11111"
(dra) 'S8-Soph11 Loien
12:00 ID "In """' Onlr" (dr1) 'J9-Clry Grant
1:00 ® "Cased" (dra) 'SO
£lt11101 Parker. Jan Sterlin&
2:00 Iii (C) "Oft 1111 Thrtsllold of
Spice" (adv) '56 Guy Madrson
3:00 (J1) ctJ "Th lut Voyaat"
(dra) '60-Robert St"k
3:30 D (C) "Hombre" (wes)
'67-Paul Newman. fred11c
March. R1Cha1d Boone
•V•NING
8:00 u • CIJ®CIJl m News .. fH) ()) (QI) CJ)) m flews
8 uhrs 8uhtb1ll llkflS VS
Kings Crty
Cl) Wtrld Miu1011s Spemt (5hr)
Futures two years WOl1h of lrlrnrna
on four conhnents
-~
P ... 10
m hrtridp fallllly
Q)Adlm·U
(Ml Star Tr"
&;) EJedric CorwpHJ
aJ) Diull!
ft> Uttlt Rae.tis
-6:30-a Oiaall! Guests rndude Carroll
O'CGnner. Nancy O'Conner. Brll
Btaby, Brenda Benet Braby, Ma11lyn
Mc!Ao and Bdl Dn1s Jr ct:m liltrY Griffill SMw m ftlllily Atfllr
(I?)( ~· fn lnttf Ma4do1 b A Cllldi4lt1
Too llep1esenhn& lht AmerK1n lnde
ptnc!Jnl Pally
7:00
DD @C{)flr)Nns
(I) Te Tell Ille Trlltll
Cl Coftcentratioft m 1 i.-lllcr
CE> The FBI fl> Amtrkl/lsr1tl Jewish Hour S ArldJ Griffitlt ED The MACNEIL/LEHRER
• REPORT: THE OTHER
HALF Of THE NEWS.
fD llacfltil/l.tllrtr Report
((21) ())} lellMu
0> Dra1111tic Series m Alkla1111 Fa111i1J
-7:30-
• al! ID CJ) Hollywood $qUJres
The '*'a 5""'
D TM Joter's Wild m BtMy 11111C11 Clll llultfitle .. tllt Aud l2ll ...... , KttOeS
fD ai,.., 21 TOllicflt
(ft) c.i.tty S...,.Ukes
8:00 a lll> m CJJ liffiiill'•aa fle111i111 s,.dal AilcJ,-WrU11ms 1s
special 1uest as P11&J Flem1n1
demonstrates her lla•less "ballet on
skates" lhal has urned her an
OlympK Cold Med1I, •arid tame as a
h1ure sbltn& cllampion, and s111
dom u a pe11ormer The Muppets
and rna1ic11n Mlrc: W1lsoo 1uesl
D @ fl) UD1 m IN IN Ila<&
S11teJ Kent Mcl:cfd Suts1s as a
caplured Nny aKrnan-blamwashtd
ilnd pio111mmed lo HSaSS1nate lop
Nary and Manne commanden-wllo
is returned lo Pappy's combat 11u
ind 1>1oceeds to carry out htS orders
under lhe very noses ot Boyrn1ton's
Olllhl
• (1211 (IJ) f1tJ "''" oa,s "Fon11e's Hero" Pols" saves
Fontie's hie and true to lht
fonarelly code, he must 11ant Pot
s1e any wish
(iJ Mcwit: tCJ (2hr) H!mer Stul
An,Wna Sm.ff" (com) '59-Jimts
Cagney, Shuley Jones. Roeer Srn1th m ust ol lllt Wild m l'trry Meson m """11'ublic Attain
ta Warrion llshtblN Wa111ors vs
Por11and m liiaiil All Eames Celtllfllioft
PortriiiiOI' Cllarles and Ray umes.
husband ind wrfe turn ol des1cners m Cllafirito m "1cllic "'-""
-8:30-u lllwte: (C) C'O) "Tou11s GullS of
TIUS" (lilts) '62-James Mitchum,
Jody McCm
D (<al ) Cll) l ntru &
Sbirl17 Ron Ho•ild and Anson
Willrarns from Happy Days auul
wtten the llfls trKk them rnlo 11kina
them to 1 Hr&h School Dance so
Laverne e1n wtn lhe 111nd pt1lt a
1elev1S10n set .
• ClliMM l'roer• m Sit•tioft c:..dJ
9:00 a (I?) rn (() M·A·S·H H's
pan1C rn the tents! Hol Lrps hu
mysteriously disappeared; Funk
Burns shoots 8 J. in the le& w1111e
"armrng" himself for a 1un11e search
for lhe nurse: CGI Potter informs
Colps lntelh&ence and-instud of
help-lhe 4077th sets another vrsrl
from "super·snoop" Colonel Flag!
U POLICE WOMEN ME * HUNTED BY KILLER!
11 rm C1J ® m l'ola """'" "Sarah Who1" When the woman he
loves 1s slarn. S,1 Crowley {brl
Hot11rn1n) sets out to 1ven1e htr
death Meredrlh Bailer Birney and
Kalle Hopkins Zert>y auest • ta CIJ> a ~ lllM, ,._
111111 Rudy and M111ie's Ion aff111 is
tnlffilpled by the sudden and unea
peeled appearance ol her sea111lly
plttOCIOUS teen11ed dautiller m 111m Gritt111 ID 11MI Yqiltia1 fB V1ritty Sllow
'9 Dia........, Wmlli111
-9:30-
TV WEEK, OCTOBER 24, 1978
m lltwit: .. ~ • n...,.. O> £s,ectxul1r .,,
10:00 a U1') Swltc~ Mic IS
frarned toi rn111der and Pelt lets
nolh1n1 stand 1n the way to cte11 his
ll'r1ner Pete hu the adnn111e ol a
llllndred·lllollsand·doll11 bon1111a to
help him sel up a trap lor lht rnen
rtsoons1ble for 1e1t1n1 Mac K(ustd
of murde1
U POLICE STOIY IS
• OlllY WINNING SHOW!
D @ (!I Ill '•lice Slttf OHi Ainu Jr and Tony MllSlnle star
as 1 roolre pohctrnan and hrs lrarn·
rna olflCer wllose 1nvolvtmenl 1n
thtu tobs puts an 1lrnosl unbearable
slrarn on lhtrr 111udy unslablt
rnam11es U D """ 8 FAMILY-WILLIE * TORN IY TWO GIRLS
II (CB> (I)) 9 F1111llJ As 19
yur old Wrltre strucales lhrouch two
romances. Kate and Dou& consider
sellln& the house and bruktn& up
the family by rnovrn1 to New York
13l Gti111111oh
m llreb •• "'""'""
12:00
• Bat tf GfOllCllo a MMle: (C) "Hurrkalle Sntitlt"
(adv) '52-John Ireland.
ID Morie: "S..t11 Days to .... ~
(mys) ·so-Barry Jones, Olive SI01ne.
O> Clneru 34
-12:30-
• All·"isM S~ow: "1111• ol
"Mii," "A,,.i11l•t•I in 011111,"
"T lld " Ille 51111" ID Mtwit: "D"""' t!MI l'ytMB''
(adv) '62-Guy Wrllrams
1:00
D @ IUl T""'""" an.. ma.
2:00
G Dowblefut1111 llHlu :
(C) "frucla Johis th WACS,"
~ "I S.. A Diil Stra ....... m M-lfitllt sa-: """ 111 ..,.., ..
"St.. °"' 1'MI." ''(fy llMll"
-2:30-• (I?) C1J ()) OM DIJ 11 A TlrM
Alter a d1sastroos date with 1 hrah
school hero. Blrb111 lakes luhe's D Mlft
actvice and t11es to ch1nce hei lmaac_
bul-unfortunalely she doesn'f°'... , 3:00
know when tq stop 1dverhsin1 Ill MoN: "EM ef lllt Altair" (dra) e ClllntH D11ma '55-Deboreh Ketr. Van JohnMJn.
I
happy unbirthday
Will anyone ever be happy about
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It's possibly the most controversial and
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you might want to do some serious soul-
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the moral , legal and religious aspects of ABORTION:
abortion. She'll examine a woman's right TheluueThltWon'tGoAway
to decide what's right for her body. And. An Eyewitness Closeup
she'll ~ven discuss the ultimate abortion Tuesday thru Friday at 6 p.m.
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TV WEEK, OCT<>eEA 2'. 1911
Mltn asM4 to eaplaltl succltlctty 9'1t Holmes & Yoyo is 111 about,
txecvtivt producer Leonard B. Stern replies, "It's 1bout a h1lf·hour."
Asktd to tllboratt, Stem smiles, nods, !Jiles a dffp br11tfl and says,
''Holmes and Yoyo is 1 dtHafttful tieuse for us to revivt tile two·1111n
f.Ollltdy ttMI wtlich Ills bttn too lon11bsent from tllt scrtt11. Yeari •IO.
wt hid the lllll'flloa antics of laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello,
Ctosby and Hope, Mlrtin llld lewis, Cltason 1nd C.mey ... ud tlltn,
wddtnly, 111 ol!QpQi111ble pp. But now, hopefully, Ridlard 8. Sllull
(Holmes) lllCI John Sdllld (Yoyo) will fin this void."
ltohNs & Yoyo, wllicll tin S.turday n!Pts at 8PM on ABC, follows !fie
lllisachtntJns of 111 aperie11etd but acetdt11t·pto11t polite dttediw
lllllld Aimlldtr Holmes alld his partnt1, 1 pleasant rookie detective wllo
llapptns to be a not·quitt·P•rftcl humanized computer named
Y oyonoricll-Y oyo for shott.
8tfort tumiftc with Yoyo, Holmes had trouble kffpin1 partntr1
because wlltntwtt ht made a tiny tactical error, Ille IVY wor\ln1 with lli111
ended up In Ille hospitel. So, wlltn the Ofliee of Advanced Systems asM4
tllt police department to pin a 11141• on tllt "indestructible" Yoyo as part
of a In tnfotttmeot pel'IOllntl Hptrlmenl Capt Heny Stdfofd (Bruce
Kiftly) rnfiztd lie had e solution to the Holmts·rtlated CISllllty problem.
SuPPoMdfy, flO one but Yoyo's Inventor, tfle commissioner, C.pl
Sedford and 1 computer malntenanu en(inttr namtd Dr. Bebcock knows
that Yoyo is 1 "computerptrson." But Holmes knows. The otlleri don 't
kncM he knows. It's 1 kind of secret. Btcau11 there it 1 bond betwetn the
two, Holmes & Yoyo has bten dacribed es a study In brothtlilood ... with
Sf*lal wlrina. Two beinp-one hum1n, the other membled-h1ve
discowtred whit ttley have in comlllOll: uch, in one way or 1nother, has
betfl PfOll'lll'lllltd.
''Tlllt's a vtfJ movin1 obtemtion," chortlts Shull, "but I wouldn't
want to Mt too much emphasis pieced on it. We're doin1 comedy, 1
btMtifully thcnocr•Plltd comtdJ created by leon1rd Stem to mike
people lallp. We'll ecctpt titters, of course. A smile m1ybt7 W.U ...
anytlliq bvt rejection."
John Sdluck, falllililr to witwtn u Sil Enrichl Rod Hudlo11'1 faithful
1id ifl Mditilltn & Wilt, Is mote phliosoplllcal in llis 1ttitudt toward Ille sen.. Sdllld, one of 11\0wit director Robtrt Altm111's fnoritt playen
("McCabe end Mn. Mllltt," ''Bttwsttt McClo4id" and "Tltit'tts Hill!·
ny"), ... Yoyo as• MMitlvt, in11oca1t, 11e11ly·ll11111n btln1 who wants
but one tltin1 In "lift"-1pproval. "My idtes 1bout llow to play Yoyo CHtt
ID me 11 Ina playlns wltll my doc hlljy," 1111 Sebek. "I notlctd tllat
wlltlt I ._. to lllnl, Benjy cochd Ills 11114, tryln1 wtfy lietd to
undttatand. AM I llW llllt ht w11 compltltlJ ht of •Co ind totelfy
dtptftffnt on 1111-• hu111tn btlns-fot mall1t1n111Ct, Mtenanc. and
affection. Yoyo la like ltlat. Wlltn ht maKunctlons. ht Is epolocttlc. Wiien
ht dots tomttllin1 prlisewortlly, II• Is 111teful fot Illa 11<alst. Ht is "'"' 1111u1."
Tiit old adq• th1t comedy Is 11rlcMla bvslnesa Clots not •PPIJ on the
Holmn & Yt1t0 Mt. Ylsltln1 tllt atac• at Uillve111I Studios, one notlut
that M'YOM lfOUnd him 1ttms to be on ttlt brink Of lau1hter. "It's
Sllull's fluH," 11ys prodwcer Stem. "Ht m1kts llcts, and there's nothln1
I can do lbout It. You don't reprimand people fot doln1 what comes
ntturellJ, ind btlidts-ht .mikes mt lausti. too." -
IWBDN•SDAYj
OCTOIO l1
Ftr ....... after.-.....
,&use ue DAntll[ nocwts.
........ JW Clll I h tl, ...-1111 ..,, ......
DAYTllll lllOWlf.S
ll:ff ... , ...... .,., ...
(dra)'41-Ray Milland. William
Holdu. "TH 1'1rlll Secret"
(dra) '6'-Slephtn Boyd ....... Mee .,.. (llrt)
'S2-.llmts C.111ty. Dan Dailey
ll:M e a:> "A Cirl lla••lll Talll••" (dra) "63-France
Nuyen, 1..Avre11ee H•rvey. Mtrtha
H,er. Gary Merrill, Mlcllatl Wild .. ,.
12:00 • wT111 M11 FrM On1I
U1lller" (com) '43-Charles
Lau&hlon. Donna Reed. 1:eo a "DM't ci.. u, 111e SMtt"
(com) '59-lerry Lewis, Dina
Merrill. Mic~ey Sllluanessey.
2:00 G a:> "letter A Wl4tw"
(dra) '69-Virna Llsr, Peter
M<Efte'].. Gabfiele renetti.
J:OI <II 'lll•11ifk11t YHkff"
(dr1) 'SI-Louis Calhem
•V•NINQ
9:00 a e CJ) ID cm Cl) e .._
8@ ())(9 )Cllllews
eSbrTrtl
CJ) c.er,.,..
-~ • hrtrWp ,._, ...... u
9 Stir Trtl
• Dldric c.,u, a~ .Utde ...
-5:30-
• Diull! Guests include Robtrt
Goulet, Michel LeGrand, Oebonh
Raffin. and Ronnie Schell,
CJ) -Crtlfll9I (JI ...,. """' SM.
'8flllilylffW (11)(1)~•
• ~ Ldwdll ts A Cttllllw..t.
T• Repruentin1 the U.S Llbof
Party.
1:00
eeOCIJG""" • u.n a.II CD Illy Tllrtt s..
CJ) Tt T• ~ Trd
ec.c.tl'l\iell
•I LM LllCy .... ...... °' ... ••CrM e lldllll*tf ~
(QI()))....,. mOJ.-ics.tes eMlllMIF...,
-7:30-....... w.rs
CD 1111 ollll c.,.. ......
CIJ Sin.Ill ~ .. ,.,. ....
9Pl'bll ..... 1~ ... c..t,, GCIJ ........ . ................ •ai....t~T ous.-• ""*
8:00 • cm (]) ()) c.i TIMs JJ. 1s 11>Pfoachtd by Aldefman OIYIS to
speak on his bellalf al 1 Pft·tled1on dinner. llol>inc his spetch will 1nflu
ence ,ouncei voters.
D SPfCIAl TOtU6HT!ll * llMlO JOl•S OAHY ill .. THE rucTICE"
8 UCl)•1111 P.-ldicl "Judy
Sinclair" Mallo Thomas pests as an outraceoustY outspoMn P'htftt who
pnrm even mote slubbof11 lhan Or
Jules Bedford when sht rtfustS lo be
l\oSpltaliztd
...... : ll:) (Zllt) ~ Ltt'I
Cit Marrltlll~ (com) '71 -Elliott
Could, Gin1tr Roctrs, Ray Milland.
Cl) ..... : a:> (Zlir) "Tiii hjlm CMll" (mus) "S7-0otlS Day. John
Raitt .
• (121 CD) a Biffle WtllH
"'Kill Osclr"' P1rt I. J1ime combats
robot replicas ol OSI sec1et1nes
created by • diabolical cen1us. Or. r 11nklin, bent on 1bduclint Osc11
Goldman. D ..... : a:> (Zlir) "Tiii Wtrld of
Kea1, Orlt1t" (com) '64-Peter
Sellers, Paula Prentiss.
(ll Mtwl• s,ectal: a:> cnr) "lllllit" (dr1) '68-Steve McQueen,
Robtrt Vauchn 18 WIN w.rt.i If ...,.. •'-"--• ...._ Variety tt.f s.....,c.c:r_,. St....,_. TWtrt "Mldamt
Bonfy'' (R)
at C..m;' "r Wratlkla . . ,... ~ ,.,...,..,
-1:30-
-9:30-• Al.IC£ ftlows Ardllt
• .... COIMdy llitl llOW1
9 cm (]) (() Alict In hopes of
1ettina a lood review and attract1n&
some new customtfS. Alce invites
the local newspaper·' lood td1tor to
sample lhe lare at Mtl'i Cele. and
iust about anylh1n1 thlt can eo
wrone. dots-Mt! insults him 1Ad
Vera 11nores h1ml l/1etor Buono
IUtslS
10:00
B cm (]) CJ)'"' Ort11ff & DIWI Caftoll o·eonnor and Cnrltbert
Humperdinc~uut 8 0 CD <ID D Qmt Amanda Bllke 1uests IS C.ttlt S1Hy.
a madam, who provides relu1e from
a biller sto1m for the Baudine
brothers and they are soon In lull ~pport of her cauH lo help f1rmers
develop their land . ......
CD .... 111.t
• CHm.IE'S ANGELS-* TA1Ci£T FOi IUWR
• (Cll CJ)) a aitrtle's Aqtls
lhe An&els' lives a(e in danaer from a
would·be assassin-• myste11ous
limp1nc man.
S'-"tit
-10:30-.......
• fliPttilM ......
11:00 ........
8 CD@CD98"-
• (la CJ)) QI lrtt MleriaA
5'yle
CD S.. tt.t -~ .... .... ,, 1tert ... , Mary Hart ...
e T•eftllellDm cm (]) ... Ille Slan
• fllewit: "$llllllwt & TIMel''
-11:30-a cm(]) CD CIS Lltil .... e ~CDCIIG_..., CW..
CD 1111 ma. e (9 CD) 0 Th IHkilll ..,..,, ........ ..... IS n..100 a..
12:00 ....... ~ 8 Mtwlt: a:> "hu,t frt•
bllt.m" (di•) '43-Y11I Brynnei.
• lhwlt: "THIPI ... Emy
•" (mus) "4S-Rita Ha,worth.
-lZ:lO-e All·lllpt Shew: "Tiit llar,,"
...,..., " ... Wllitl llMlll," '1111
Mwtlduru el .1111" m Me.It: "Tiit S1<11t StwtR"
(1dw) "66J Tony Russel, Het11 line.
1:00
D @ CI> CR1 T...-nw DTlle ma.
2:00
B llHit:a::> "40 Ponds tf
TrMll" (com) '63-Tony Curtis.
D Dt1lll1tut1r1 MHltt: a:>""""-If ltle o,en," w ...
Ille""' ...... m All-lllpt Shew: "Tiit All&tY SiltMI." "T1litf .. o-a.. ..
-3:45-
• lilllrit: a:> "Tilllllller °"' ...
"' ... (WtS) "SJ-Randolph Scott . • cm (]) 1111 rMr Somebody IW ltfted Coach Pln~y"s llelrlOom 1 -------------------
Wltcll and Birton is f1111ered as the
bkthtst suspect
8 0 CD G lllC Welllus••J
lhwl•: a:> (,.) "Rlcllle lrtchl·
11111. Prifttl [ye" (adv) '76-0tAnis
Ou11n stars as a youn1 neophyte
pnvtle eye whO is hirtd by an attrac·
hwe 1mnes11 victim (Suunne
Pleshette) for what seems to be the
llmple llsk of dnv1n1 lier to San
01e10. But when thtY 11e chued ind
shot 1t by two men, she makes a
blmre confession to the buddin&
delectiwe. Sharon Gless, Norman
Fell, Lloyd Bochner and William
Windom CO·stlf.
CD IUllt Wllllll ltr ~ ............
9100
9 cm (]) (() All II Ille f 119i!y A
hospltetized Aldlie is outrared after
rtcelfln& 111111 he considen to be
question1bte medial are, bvt that's
nothinc compa<ed to what h1ppens
when he sees Ille bill Concklsion ol •
two·part episode. • <• Clll a l¥lltl "'Shoes'' ~ deaf mute slloeslline boy creetes
problems for Barette whtll ht trits to
awen1• the 11p1 and 1ttempted
murder of • youna rellclous worter
Wllo bllltvts htr assailant was a COii . ""' """' ... ··~ • ..,... l4llewtcll DrllM ., ...... f.ICltl
•••tic 11 Alltrlc.t "Amuln1
Gl'lct-Allltrica in Solle" filmed in
vwriou1loatloM1round the country,
this Pf'Olrtm recounts the Al!lerlcan
taperience as HPftSHd In Ill sonp.
Guests include Tiie Allman Brothers
Band, Aa~ Copl1nd, Ltna Homt.
Page l4
THURSDAY
OCTOIOZI
F• ...... IM iftneell llltilis.
111taM 1tt DATIUIE '90,UMS. ...... ,.., ..... _Ne Ille .,.s ......
DAYTill£ llCM£S
10:00 • ..,.... ..... " (•dv)
'S7-M1rt1 C.1tish. Milt
ConllOIS. "So r,..., Wt IW"
(dr1) '43-Cleudelte Colbert,
Paulette Cocldlrd.
• "Wllite Near (dll) '49-
James C.1uy, Vir11n11 Mayo 11:00 D a:> .,.._ <Mr 11111111"
(rom) '41-0on Ameche. Betty
Gttble
12:00 m "Esca"" (1dw) '40-
Robert hylor, Norma Shearer
1 :00 a a:> "Tiit MM m 111e Icy Eyu" (hor) '71 -Victor
Buono. Keen1n Wynn.
2:00 • "S•d In the 0...rt"
(adv) '49-Dana Andrews. Jtff
· Chandler, Mirta Toren.
3:00 CIDl a:> "A lllu Calletl
Dautf' (adv) '68-Jan Murray,
Terry Moofe.
3:30 • a:> "ne Hour•ton
llluki••" (rom) '61 -Stewe
McQueen, Jim Hutton, Paula
Prentiss
•Y•NINQ
e:oo ••rncm<mrn e...., e a rncarn> • .....,
•SSbfTNl (1)'91Mf~ •'--• -~ f1111lly m w..12
• Dldrlc c.,..,
·~ • Little ball
-6:30-
• Dlulll Guests include Pllylhs
Diller, Ken Murray, Mike Neun. aftd
the Bonwlloletler futuristic ruh1on
Show.
(l)Wy ~
(11 lllen Griffil Sllow at Fe.a, Atfllr <m CJ) ""-"• 83 Jiiiie Ltwi11 Is A Caltlidate Too
Reptesent1n1 the Socialist Labor
Party. • s,..uc.,.
7:00
B•DCllDllfts
•Liars a. (l)llJ11wllS.. Cll Te Tel Ille TMll
•c-tr•tite mil.M l.Ky •""',.. •en.. . ...,~
ta The MAalEIL/LEHRU * RUOIT: THE OTHEI
HAlf Of THE NEWS
• Tiie llledhl/Ulww ~ (9Cll)llum
• Drl!Ntit Serles ....... ,...,
-7:30-
D Ptit. II llCM
..... fer DllllB·' Cll Tlle Odil c.,lt •n.•Sflew Cll CIMW t...1
TV WEEK. OCTOBER 24, 1976
• Tiie Jtbt'1 WiW cm o (J) lllltdl s..... m n.lfMJlllllCJI <mrn n.-... ..... esar ......... ............ ,_
• CMIMI zt T..ipt .,,.. Is 1;11 a c.~.,.,. lftt..lu
efllllll&efM
8:00
8 rulOI AT NIGHT * NEW·THE WALTOteS 8 <m CJ) CJ) Tiie W._ Juon
choows the wrona tu!lf to or1anru 1
band and promote 1 d1ncc at Ike
Godsey's hall becluse the people of
Walton's Mountain are tearful of
101n1 out 11 niaht-there's 1 mysttoCMIS prowte1 about!
D 0 (J) CII Ill G••iRI Iha "Run Sim. Run" Accused by hi.s
employers of slayina 1 fellow 11ent,
Sam Casey aoes under11ound in a
11tempt to clear his n1me.
D Mtwle: a:> (21M!r) "T.,u,i"
(adv) '64-Peter Ustinov. Melina
Mercouri, Muimili1n Schell. Robert
Morley.
CJ) Mtwle: a:> (211r) "Vivi Z.,.ll"
(wes) '52-Marton Br1ndo, Anthony
Quinn, Jean Peters, Marao. Arnold
Moss.
• (181 CJ)) a WelceM ltd
Kitt. "The Museum" An 1utom1tic
lock on 1 museum's [(yptian tomb is
tcetdenlllly tripped, tr1P1>1n1 the
swutllop and Mr. Woodman 111side
• lllewie: a:> (2'r) "l\t 1111.i Tiiey bNetl MiMlJ'I" (com) '68-
Jasoft Robanls, Bntt Ekl1ncl. Nonnan
Wisdom, Etlrott Could. Forrest
Tuder, Bert lltu
• ""' $2S,OIO P'Jfatlitl .. ""'..._ .,..,..~
QI Mtwle: a:> (~) "Tiie ~· llf" (dr1) '66-Rod Taylor, J~t SI .
John . ""• IPflltWSecaf • M,.... 1..1.,..,. ,.,._
-8:30-
• (QI) {I)) 0 lmey Miiier
"Werewolf' With a flu epidemic 1n
the city and the squid workina over·
time, 1 UFO IS spotted in Central
Plfk and Barney sends someone out
to piek up a man who th1nk.s he is a
werr:wolf. m er..W111
• Gao Stiwy
9:00 9 <I1J Cil (I) Hmii fM-0 The
sureh for 1 profeuioMI assaSS1n-
wllose name. description and nut
intended victim are 111 unknown to
F1ve·O-prow1des Sten McGarrett
and his stall wrlh 1 frustratlna
mrsston Cltff Gofman encl Amandi
Mc81oom 111nt
D 8 (J) <II D .... S.lltrs:
""' C.,uil & Ille ... Joseph Ann1&11 fulfills• prom1St by m1rryin1
BerMdelte He11nusey; quarrels With
hrs Dlothtr. labor ltader Sua, 111d
his sister, conYent·bound Mary; and
embarks on the second areal love of
his lift • ca CJ)) a n. r.., ._.. n •• Judie franklin mahs •
dec1S1on rep1din1 the pdetina of
an X·rated theatre then learns his
dauahltr intends to see the film.
• Men Grifflll .. .., ... , ,,.. Ille otr-,ic .......... " ....... '""
fD VISIOflS "W1r Widow'' * WWI tall: loMfy wift .....,. rtlltioallip
~ ...., .......
• .._ "War Widow" Pt mela Bellwood and Frances let McCain
stir 111 Haiwr Pen's 011111111 diama
abou1 a loftety rouna woman wllose
h•nd IS fichttna 1n France, and
wtlo becomes lntttested 1n 1110lhc1
WOlllH.
-9:30-• <• (()) a llucy Wtlker
SM "Th Anniwersary" Ctncl
Hf!ICY tnd Kennel~ are ftr1n1 h11h
and enf0Yin1 T lfl'Y'S 111nrtersary 1itt
unlW news from Lorraine and Glen
bnnp them crulune bt~ to urth
en JecMJ 1 '•
10:00 • cm rn CI> 11111111 Juu Wlltfl tn uperienced SCUBA diver
dies wlule se11chini for a reported
histoncal find-• Spolsh aalleon
sunk hundreds of years 110 the
other membe11 of his club beeome
SUSDiclOUS.
G D Cl) CII D V11 Dyh I
C..,., Hal linden and Tiie Sylms auest. CD ...._
• (9 (() 8 Streets tf S11 FrlKllct '1he Diop" M1~e Stone's
life is in dantfr when he faNs into the
hands of desperate kidnappe11 ....
-10:30-.......
s~ ·l&Kl~•llM .....
11:00
••CI>•ID ...,. e D CI>crt e..._,
• (tll Cl)) QI! left A•erict1 _..
())S.llllt .~ ..... e lllry ......_, llarf Htrtm11
• , ..... Ille llnm cm CJ) sa., Ille Sbrs • lllwle: ........ , Qoice"
-11:30-• cm CJ)(() CIS ltte ll"lt:
.................... fr• tllt ..__ et .., ,,_ llM. e G Cl> CII G .._, c.-Cll lllt rn a.. • <• (()) 0 Strttlt .. Siii Flllldla/.,_ ...... ....
Qlllle 700 a.
12:00
...... er.die e ....,.: Ct) "Tiie Tr.," (dra)
'59-Riclltfd W'ldllllfk. T"" LOUIM
... : """ ........ tlle EM" (dll) '47-llliln Oonlevy
-12:30-....... a.: "tato. • CIUi C.." ............ ~ ..... .,... .. n.r.. o--"
(drl) 'S3-~y lt1111rr
1:00
e D CDID T-Glllt rn a.II
2100 e DMMtttattre h¥IH: "lite ~ .. .,....,..
• ....... -..: ........... Mii-........... ,~ ... rr
-3:05-9 llftl•: "CC) "'Be McCOHtll
se.y" (dn) '55-Alan L1dd.
FRIDAY
OCTOIDZt
Fer Mlllilc tlMI afteniet11 listilp.
,ittM '" OATTIME rtOHAllS.
.... "',.." ....... "'Ille ..,. ......
DAmM£ llOWIES
10:00 • "'attern" (d11) 'S6-
V1n Hefl111, Ed Beeler "II Our
Tl••" (dra) 'U-tda Lupino,
Paul Hentetd. a . ...,.. W1t1t Dirty ftc:IS"
(d11) '38-Humphrey Bo1111.
tames Caaney
11:00 ... , .. Wert flleMt"' lie"
(m11$) '48-Din 011ley, Junne
Cl11n
IZ:OO at "11lt LMa of ~· (dra) '48-lbta Hayworth, Gltnn
fofd
l :00 9 Ct) "Tiit rreud I th
D11111d" (dra) '71 -Chutk
Connors. Jose Greco. An1la
Quinn
2:00 • Ct) wltttlull lie" (dra)
'SJ-Joanne D<u, John Ireland,
Macdonlld Carey
3:00 <!al Ct) Mlltyt" (adv) '66-
Clint Wtlker, Jay North.
l:JO 8 Ct) "11le Met kk" (adv)
'72-Robert Redford, Geore1
Sepl, Ztro Mostet
•V•NING
e:oo
•• (() <ti <Ill CJ) llJ ..... e urn<aCI>•...,. •Stir Trtl (() lilMr P'ylt •"--" • hltrWtt f Nlliy ...... 12
QllSbf ,,...
• Eledrk c..,..y
D ""'lllt 1Mk • Llttle ...
-6:30-
• DiNlllGuests include Bob Hope,
Lint Turner. Dean Jones, Peter Nero Lonnie Shorr. ·
(() Wt Griffitll
(II Mefy Griffin .. m F •llilf Attait
ID frlM r. ZIMlet II A CIMidtlt
T• Rfpresentina lhe Soci1list Party.
DfrieMslfllt11
7:00
•• 0 (() • """ •UmC... (() fllJ Tllrlt Seu e c.c.tJ.-m 1LML1KJ e ........_...,,.,._,Famous
Moms hosts • nnety show leatunn1
perfotm1nces from such monsters is
f11nke11ste1n. 01 Je-Jll 1nd Mr.
Hyde Guests include Joey Bisllop,
Bill 01n1. Sheckr Greene, M1m1
H111es. LOlltt Hr• and Don Ricllles •'-...., QIW,CrlfM
• "' MdelJL*tt 111,.n • an.tic Se!itt ••...,...F•Mlf
-7:30-....... ...... ..,w.,, (() "' °" c..,ie •<11 0 CI>~S4llr• (l)llle..,,. e Tiie ...._,, WIW
··~a.di <Ill CJ) c..,... '7'
...... It SllecH'•...,_ • QMlel 1.1 ,.,..
• flalll '-•
. 8:00 • <Ill CJ) CI> S,t1c•I'• rneta 8'tblra Btl Geddes cucsts IS lhe
brave surv1Y01 ol 1 desert plant cmll
11111 lests lief stJm1n1 ts well tt tlltl
al Spencef. Cass and Stan when lht
bum111c hul 111d their 1n1u11es com
btne to ieoPl'dllt the11 hwa II !Inf ......... hW * ti c-My. TM Mst ofTtltftliollC...,.
Owtr 100 1...t ltln
G 0 (I) CII D lllillllll ...,.,, WlfN If c.iMlj Bob IS
fllined by Ludie Ball and Heit S11non
as he be&ins his 271h year on NBC
with tins 2 ·hour Sl)tCi.tl featunna
some of the best comedy sketches
from his shows over the put 25
years. Comedy ranees lrom Jack
Btnny and Georee Burns lo Ctn·
linflas 1nd ferntndel. e ... : CC) (Ziii) "A U. h ill
tllt Slrtth" (dra) 'Sl-l1mu
Cteney, Btrb111 Halt.
(I) MHie: Ct:> (Zltr) "n1 l ie
llH~" (com) '67-lerry l ewis,
Harold J. Stone. • <a rn> a IBiil n. ,.. .. L,_ S... Guests lrl1iin Conway •
Flolence HendtllOft, Bette Wlute,
R01 Keller. 1nd Billy Batty
Cl) lltill "6 0 Mftie: Ct) (2111) "Fltnllly"
(COlll) '67-Dick 'tin Dyke, 8arbal1
ftldon, 011111 Edith Enns •••t11e11U
.,..,,..._
..... : Ct) (llw) ... .,._,.
(wu) 'S9-John Waynt, An11t
O.Ck111son, Oun Martlll. R1eky Hel
10ft, Ward Bond, Waltlf Brtllnlft, Claude Akins. John RusseU ................. eoa...
·--i..c ..... "'er .. -1:30-.:::z ........ ,..S*tfy
.... Strttt ....
-~·...., ..
9:00
• <Ill CJ) ([) CIS Fr!My lllM:
Ct) (211t) .......... (d11) '74-
Mfrtin SllHA, S!uy Sptctk, W11111n
Oates. Ramon 8ien. Alan Vint, Gaiy
l1ttlcj0hn. This film IS bmd on the
Clrol fu11te-Ch11les Starkweather
mu1dtf ~et ot the 1950s 1n lfhith
11 penons weie bfutally murdered.
Parental dlsatlion td¥1sed.
• (IBJ (()) 0 AIC fri~IJ
IMlt: CC> (nr) "l'" Wht'•
"'''"'" I• 1 ... ury'1 hllJ" (ho!) '76-Stephen McHtthe. Ruth
Gordon, Ray Milltnd, P11ty Duke
Astin, lll'Odtnck Ctawford, Georae
MaharlS A chllllna suspense drama
lrae1111 the 1rowth lo adulthood of
lhe half·human/half·demon child
whose Ide 1s a mKJble baHlecround
between human ind Satanic for~es.
• ...,, Criffll .. .. ..,...
•S-WDldlr • USA: ,.... I Mtia Ctm·
peip su111mary . ....., .,.. """
FRIDAY CContlnuecl)
-9:30-ca I labar, t11t Otp11111t m Noelle ra,1t11s 8 Oiulll
10:00
D SEmcO-Nl COP * PUTS Uf[ 011 u1m
D IZJl (]D llD Serpico "The Sttb~n Con nee hon" Serp1<0 pous
as a dockwoiker 1n an elf01t to smuh
• aana that pieys on 111ec11 ahens.
1ncludin1 a Strb1an couple (Janet
M11col1n and Andre• Rubin) •ho are
befuended by Strp1co and his l11end
Treer O'Day (Barbara Rhoades)
eDIB"""
(I) loMw
IMl&uflSlllOke "
fD Ettflill& at Srmphonf
m a.1111 • ""'""" -10:30-
ID Cl> W""" m "°'"" 0r11111
11:00 • a ma11..., D Cl) ®l 0 CJ) News a ((3) (I)) 18) lm American
Style
(]) ho Football t-11,WCk
Ill C.l*ity Rewue ID Mary lllrtlllln, Mary Hart111111
II) Tales of Ille liurre
(fl) CD St11111p Ille Stan m f1lll Cbssk: "s-lvst ' Tinsel"
-11:30-fJ llll CIS Lah M°'it:
llo illfonutioll m ii,w. Ir• tllt
llttwNt 11 Olll " .. tilllt. e => illll m ......, t11-.
Cl) Mo•it: "nt Guilt of hHt
AIMs" (th) '47-Rouhnd Russett
P119911
• <121> Clll a ••ttt• '" '"' Wlliltllollse
ID""' s Tho 100 a.~
12:00
• lest of GtMllo
., lllowM: CC) "Call ... hlM"
(com)'63-Bob Ho9t. Anrta Ckbef&.
Edie Adams
ID ''° F~I "'yhtk m C1nttN l4
-12:30-
• M·llillll SMw: "OSS 117, Dou·
lllt Actat.t' "Sallara 111 Fife," "llWI·
lion of I.tit Star Crt.1h11a"
-~Thoaltt
II) lllowM: WA VtfJ Mwate Affair"
(dra)'62-B1111tte Sudol Marcello
Mutro11nn1
9 llotre 011111 roett11• Hiplltlib
1 :00
G 9 ([) ®' Midnlcllt ~al
111) Tho '1l Club
2:00
D Mowit: ''MonhJ lusiun"
(com) '31-The Man Biothert
CJ Ooullltfututt MMies: "Allotller
l'lrt ot t1lt Fe.est" (dr1) '48-fredric
March, Ann 81Y1h. Edmond O'Biien
"Slla4ow of A Doubt" (mys) '43-
lemeil Wnchl. Joseph Cotten
-2:30-
ID au.1111111 Slltw: "lillJ liar,"
"Tho 111a111 HoWs Ttnw"
ITT> Tht late SM
-3:45-
McMt: "UM!ytiurt:s" (dra) '58-
Monicomery Chit. MytM Loy
SATURDAY
OCTDIU lO
MORNING
-5:30-
D lllowM: "Utidef r-.• (adv)
'JS~ Vidor Mcl11len, Edmund Lowe
8:00
D SHriMS.MSttr a Co•••111tJ rttAaU
-6:30-
D C..11 TllrH
()) Dnwi111
D lhttlM MaJOfS
())) 11'1 (wtryllody's ksilllSS
ID Let's bt1 m Tho 111tm1111 Show a Villa Alltctt
7 :00 a S1tpS to Lumilla
D aJJ (]) ®' m Wood1 Wood·
'*'" Cl)Wtfftlld
8 (121) Cl)) tH) To111 ' ltrrr/ "•Apt Show ()) llvtrttioe
G YOlltlt & tht l1111t1
ID Ullit Ott .., SM! forty Show
fD Yep tor Healtll
-7:30-
fJ no s.tlewtr C.PIRJ
D IHI ()) <II riM h lltllt1
Cl) CrutM Writl111
• Hot r-.. s... m DtlMlltary .....,
lll? (I) llKk lwtfalo m llillt1 Rectrs
8 :00
8 (17) Cl) s,Msler & Twttty e hcesetten
Cl) ,.,.,./ .. c.11 .... • ca Cl)I a Ja*1lt• G Tllo I.OM b11atr ID llRil: "llill IM U111p111" (com)
'SO-Willi1m 8end11. Una Merkel ..,.....,.,-....
a Yo1ca of '"" f.13 S-1111 Strttt
-8:30-
• llll Cil Cl) lup luMy/llold·
m11tr Hour
• f1itll tor To41y 8 {121 Cl)) O Scooby Ooo/ .,,._lltt .. ,
D lllowM: CC) "Sien of Ille racan"
(1dv) '55-Jelf Chandler, Rita Cam
9:00
D 9 Cl) ® D McDtiff
8 frleM$tfM11 Cl) lllowM: "Tho Gnat O'Mallty''
(d11) '37-Pll O'Bnen, Humphrey
8opr1 ., ....... , ...... e O!lcl u,.. A Cllsak (R) m taicllt
-9:30-
• (17) Cil Taru11: Lor~ of Ille ,....
• o Cl) mt a ..... ,., ~ ......
•<a C1J> a The """" s.,.,... CD lllowM: "Tiie '-f'tcllttr" (wes)
'SO-Cteaory Peck, Helen Westcolt m Mowlt: CC) "Tiit 111111 f1t111
llttot Rkllao" (wes) '55-Lu Barker.
John Dehner.
lV WEEK. OCT08ER 24, 19711
10:00
D lll? Cll SWt•tbis Hour D ID Cl) 9 D La11~ tf Ille
lat
• llRie: CC) •s-4 lest Stcrtl
Act•I" (tom) '65-Tom Ad1ms.
Peter 8~11
S Hot FIMltt Sflow m tllflllity fldofy ms,.u-..,.
-10:30-
D @ JoM
<IDl lie Joll11 L1ttte
Mowit: "Tho ..... (dll) 56-
Jolln Plyne. Wilham Blsllop
D A*tt & Col1tllo S feel & Huck mw.,
11:00
fJ ffl) W W Ark II
D 9 (I) ®) Kids
C.A.,.U .
,, . ..,
• ((3) Cl)) !Jtl J11nlor AllllOSI ""™"' Gott II) live Adw11lurt
(3) Tho Mullll111 m 11ov1
An•RNOON
12:00
U Cf?> Cil rat Mtr1
D Oii Cllllpvs • Get°""' lllowM: "r°"' llltft arid A rraye1"
(mys) '38-Rithard Cmne, Loretta
Youn&. Otv1d N1wen
G East SIM llidi <Iii "'°'""'°"'"' ID Alfred Hitdlcod ,ratnb cm s.11111•
@ (I) Mowits: "Tiit lridtts of Fu
M1nchu," "five Million furs to Uri!IH a Adioll Thoatre m Ri¥1b DI Slltrtoa lttlllltS
ID [J SM de £411 iU llamlo
-12:30-
D llll CD Wey Out Gum .. ,,., Spotts Wofld
8 Ara's Spotts World cm Witlllt m lMI 111 s,ace
II) llowle: "lady ill A 11111" (com)
41-Rilph Bellamy, Irene Ounne ca Cl)) IUl NW roo1111"
1:00
D (f1) aJ l O l"ru's Fih11
Festini
8 Mowie. "TIM lttvisiMt b(' (h0t)
'36-Boos K11lolf, Bell lll&OSI
• Spotts Cha11t111•
(Bl ll&oM: ''Wll11loo ltldp" (dra)
'40-Robtrt Taylor. V1v1tn leiah
Gt I• ,trfor111111a ti Wolttrtp
ID D111111lic Series
-1:30-D lll? CJ) Cl) Wllat's 111 lloctioft
All Mout7 A newa pro111m to help
children understud the whys and
hows of 1n election
m ScJoMt F1ct1o11 ""''"
• llCAA ftlllW e Mowie: CC) "(J• C1utu1t1"
(sc1.fi) '65-John Ashley, Cynth11
Hull ms.u1r..-a 111ot1e: CCJ "Tiit .. _, .. (hof)
'59-Pettr Cusluna. Ch115tophe1 lee
2 :00 ......... ,.
CD C..,.ip 7'
G»bru11
(IlJ Stlrl TIM
&l lllel TtolM ""' Woo4y Htf111.1n ill Cenc.ett
m~.,_..., .... ,
-2:30-
• It T Mes All liftds
..... tfbltr
Cl) UfO
Iii lllN: "AllM •lid Ille l\1111 " SiM" (dra) '46-Ro Hamson. Irene
Dunn.
GI Outt1 U111ib
3:00
.. Sll""'-J
Cl) Th• C111111plon
Cl Mowit: "01y of tllt Outltw"
(wtS) '59-Robefl Ryan. Burl Im
(JI lllN: a::> "U'.M." (dra) '70-
Ann·Mararet, Anlhony Quinn
GI lllcwlt: "Mn Without A Stat"
(•es) '55-Klr~ Dou11u. Junnt
Cr1ln.
Clll CI> Clla111"9nlhlp lowti111
(21) Mllsic 11Kt ............ m Ln lll\ltldlts
D Acric~urt USA
-3:30-. ..._.
Cl) Star Trtl
8)Misalon:llll,.UMt
!Xl "'11f WllOllfl St A llalttr Of Slit (I) m Saturday llatintt
4:00
B Quck lllloa Sh.. a Mowie: a::> "The Won•ers ol
Al1414ilt" (com) '61 Donald
O'Connor, Noelle Ad1m Cl) .,.., Wtrl4I
f!I Cl11t UllMnal Ill ,.... .. Ille fleM
S» ltld P'tnt*t'" on IN Nm ca Cl)) rrlt114s of .....
m s,.• """' (UMW KiltPM e Vokt of Afrk1lt1111
-4:30-
• Clll CI> CIS s,o.b ~
Cl) Md WiW Wal
CD Aztea rrm..
• llM!e: "TOMI""'" (WU) 51
Vin Helhn, 'honnt DtC.rlo a CD EMltiOI ., Wort .............
• Wtlltt On era CD w.14 "5-rmat
QJlltwl
• C«OM ""'
5:00
U Alllllll WotM •ca CD> a uc·a Wide
WotM of s.-ts
CI> "8tieul GeotrapMc
• Titt lllak s...,
(flllewl m ~ (C) "fl.t11141 °"' llldia" (dra) '60-lauren Blc.111, Kenneth
Molt. ID Cl) Vtlct Of Afrlultllrt
8 ID MWllic llMI AIMllU
., Tiit ..... Clll'Oflkln .....
-5:30-
.. cm o C1J """ (]) Mlllic Ht• AllM1lca
• Uttlt bleak
•V•NING
8:00 • a Clll CI> m ,..,., • ~ (C) (?llr) "Tiie fly" (SCI
h) '58 Vincent Puce. Dnod
Htd1SOn,P1tncoa Owens
G Dl1~1n11 Carroll In Coacert
s,.dal Ms Carroll ""IS many $0nas such as "Jell Me A lie:· 'Help Me
Make It.'' "little Iii! of Lovin',"
''Remembt1" and manf lllOI' CB tr-u. f8 Cfflt Ullltersal
@ (J)D1Mc11 a Htt""' m Once Upon A Cluslc
ID ll ltlll ['9Q
-6:30-
•• Cl) ((2f) Cf)) .....,
. U l lllC llewt Conl11ence
()) Htt Ha m ma.ooo Q11H11on 1111 Cll llo&raplly
aJl Wiid lillldM &:»•..., m Stiwts C11at1ttt1• I.DJ ErewitMWFac.es m n.. AiN.tlM F 111111J
7:00 a The Muppeh Paul W1lh1m~
euests
.. Ct!M(ity SWttpsbkes
B EJtW!t-Los Anaeits
'" S..rch Of.~ Iii ® a.JJ SpK.t: "" • ((8) ) m 8 lawrtnet
M Sh.. a> M1111-l2
Clll Htt Haw a DallJ m 0r. -..: c.ton1 "' ~· m Dr. Jauen l11mlon Hout
-7:30-
• Heft •lid llow a In S.arcll of ...
Cl) ~ W'tllil111s Sllow 8 let's Ml•• A Olaf CD Untllllt4 World
.., lloolll 22Z
121 ..., Goes 1111 Coll11try
S> ~ l'ytllon'• flJlfla Circus
8:00
fl Clll CD CD Tiit Jettel"IGllS 8 @ Cl) ID £1111rae11cy Pata
medic John Caee 1>1oYes that beinc
slim hts its unt•pecttd adnntaees
m Sotciaf of tilt w ... a> Mll1ic tt.11 Alll.,tca
fB Children's Musial Sh.
S Mowlt: (21tr) "Watch 011 the
lllllH" (dra) '4J-f'1ul Lukas. Bttte
O,v1$,
Si) flblt: "Trio"
Cl) loD11 m ,,,,._ Lta1u11t ~oer1111
-8:30-
B [l) Doc Doc •s felled
by a mysterious-malady and a suptt
efficient lady doctor likes ovtr his
Westside Cl1n1c practice Dot s
stru1e ailment defies d1a1110S1S
tven by hlS d1Stall replact111tnt. Dr
Micllaels And 1n no hme flat he's
mOle sd ol Dr M1Chaels U1an his
condition but too 111 to do anyth1n1
aboOt II G ((2f) 11)) Q)) Mr. T. I Tin• No
1nlormahon a'lllfable at press lime m lfea• the Bink m .11.,11111 Qw Show
9 :00 u (]7J rn ((J ... ,, r,,., Moort
Pi1ndemon1um erupti on a usually
smooth ttlms1on ntiws operation
when Murray lakes a step up lo co
produce the news with Mary
8 l2J) Cl) ®l m HC Saturday
Mo.It; (C) (211r) "McQ" (drJ) '74
John Wayne, Eddie Albert Diana
Muldaur, Colleen Deiwhuo st, Clu
Culaeer David Huddleston Alter a
tellow 0H1cer is conned down, a b1e
city l)Oli« htultnant doeetdly sels
out to capture a SllSPetted dru1
dealer he behews 1s responsible fo1
the shoot1ne
8 STARSKY l HUTCH
• HUNT VAMPIRE
D (la ) Qfl Stan*y I Hutch
John Suon 1uests u a psycotlC killer
who lhmu he is a umpue and
murders young eirls. m C.W. McCALL'S 011 * HEE HAW-10-4!
GI Het Haw C W McCall auests
11>~1·
-9:30-u ff7J lob llewllart Show
Bob's Harlfey's recept1on1sl 1nd a
buddha hgure vilth a clock on lls
navel both give the psycholoe1st a
¥fry hard time.
Cl) Stewc Allt11's llvch·Bick
10:00
B [l) CD (]) The C.rol 141mett
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U Tttry Ooftah11t Show
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toon br the dtl•nahon ot 1 hy1acked plutonium conYOy, ii lhe demands of
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Bryanl Hohday Wilham Sylvester
GI lllcwlt: "fr111&t11Sttill Crutt4
--.11" (hOt) '67 Peter Cush1n1
Cl> Silllsttt Ci1111111
illl (() Mam· 12
IHl Colltc• footbln
(12fl ml Rea Humbard
Im Tiit Fnnkil Randall Show
\fl) Movie: ('C) "lrtktn l•ntt"
(dra) 'S4 Spencer Tract
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lli<t Mme: "Tht Gold111 Er•" (adv)
'48 Roland Winters
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Spencer lmy, K1lha11ne Hepb.urn
;J) Mom : (C) "Tht H1lltlui1•
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(hor) '65-Vincent Puce
Shepp11d
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GI All·llicht Show: "lllaht Stir God
Otss of Elt<tra," "Ten Wanted Mtn,"
"Sl1ufllt11 of the Vampires"
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(wes) '52 Macdonald Carey
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(•••) '5l-Vlr1i11ia Maro, lvrl
Lancaster, Cltua Con11011.
when he must be lowered down a .----------------------
narrow piece ol pipe to rescue two
construction woners tr1pped by a
cave 1n at an ucavation Site
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Mitchell Crru
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Ricardo Montalban hosls this docu·
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Murrey (Gavin Me,clao<I), who hae been made co-producer
ol the news operation. which hH been the territory of Mary
Richards (Mary Tyler Moore), tries to dl1cusa a format with
Mary. who la conaaquenttv reedy to quit. in The Mary Tyler
Moore Show, Saturday. at 9PM on CBS.
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fllontn, Rosemary Murplly
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MCMIDAY, OCTOIO ZS
HOD@ Cl) <It G CCl "AIMlll Elftlerf' (dra} '76-Susan Clark.
Jolln Fonythe, Susan Ol1w1. Stephen Machi e CC) "lief,.. ttM Pina" (•d•} '6l-Stne Reem m CC) "SelM lll4 If 11.r' (com) '69-01ek Yan Oyh 9:00 • CC) ....... Ille "-t If Ille.,.... (sc1·lt) '70-Clltrlton Htsloo,
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l:lO • "Y•a Qullt II TUii" (wes) '62-James Mitthum, lody MtCm.
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'76-0ennis Ou11n. Su11nne Pteshette, Lloyd Bochner.
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1:00 e (C) "T"""" (ad-) '64-Peltr U5l1no•, Melina Mercouri
• CCl "llll lllctit lMJ blM4 111111*(1'' (tom) '68-Jason Robards.
Bnlt [kland, £11iot Gould, Norman Wisdom
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9:00 a <Ill Cll (I) (C) "lt411tu411a" (drt) '74-M1rt1n Shun, Sissy
SPtUk. Wtrren Oates, Ramon 81111
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(hOf) '76-l'ltty Duke Ashn, Stephen MeH1tt1e. Ruth Coulon
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6.1IO e (C) "1lll fly" (sci Ii) ·~-Vincent PilCe
1.-00 • (C) .. ...._ tf Ttrrlr" (hOf) '72-Jenrler BfSllo9, Mrtehell Greu . D (C) '1'lle Mtll ii Ille Gray flNMI s.lt" (d11) '56-Grepy Peel.
9:00 8 @ <m G <J:) "lllcQ" (dra) '14-John Wayne, Eddie Albert.
Ray Vltte portraya lab tectuyc11n WOOdy H•ndel"IOn •• ,..._
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'Movies to Remember'
Movie lovers arc receiving a television treat ... top-
quality family cntenainment films presented in prime
tjme-and with only one commercial! That's the thought
behind IBM Presents Movies to Remember. now uiring
every Thursday al 8PM on KTLA, Channel 5.
IBM, of course, is usually thought of as a network
sponsor associated with top presentations like "Eleanor
and Franklin" and "Love Among the Ruins." but this
series of major feature films is a local program, part of an
upcriment being run in siit cities, including lucky old
L.A. The company is doing it in order to supplement its
network schedule and increase the public's understand-
ing of IBM.
The pictures arc taken from among the best of Hol-
lywood and elsewhere. including "Lilies of the Field,"
which aired October 14. the all-time "caper" film. "Top-
kapi." (on October 28), and Bogart and Bacall's version
of Hemingway's, "To Have and Have Not," which will
be seen on November 4.
Also in the line-up; "Two Years Before the Mast,"
with Alan Ladd and William Bendix, on November 11;
Danny Kaye's delightful "Hans Christian Andersen" on
November 18 ; "The Great Race.'' starring Jack Lem-
mon, Tony Cunis. Natalie Wood a.nd Peter Falk, slated
for November 25; a real classic, .. Life With Father."
starring William Powell and Irene Dunne on December
2; and the riveting courtroom drama. "Inherit the
Wind," starring Spencer Tracy, Fredric March and Gene
Kelly on December 9.
Going into the holiday season. we find a couple of fine
musicals; "Guys and Dolls," with Brando and Sinatra.
on December 16; and a real seasonal special, "Holiday
Inn" with Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire on December
23 ... the night before the night before Christmas.
The movies arc completely uncut except in one or two
cases when a minute or so had to be whittled to pare the
feature down to two hours ... and then there's that single
commercial midway. Most TV movie shows could be
called "Monday Night at the Commercials," but IBM
Prc,,cnts Movies to Remember is a show with a dif-
ference. And if it's -success ... who knows? It could be the
beginning of a trend, with other network sponsors pul-
ling on programs like this in local markets '
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