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Home My WebLink About1976-11-07 - Orange Coast PilotComic Heroes_ Take It on the Chin By STEVE 1'IJ'lalELL Of Ille O•llY llllletWff Imagine the typical old- fashioned con:rlc book super hero. walking down the st r-e e t wearing col- orful Jong un- derwear , • bo'oUea, and a .~ape flying in thebree~e. Passersby on the street ignore him. even . in bis .i' .garishgarb. • M1Tat1u. Then, suddenly, .he sees a bug· eyed, creen-scaled, monster breathing fire. Md what does ou.r early-day super hero say? "Ob, a creature from another planet. 1 bad be.st c.a,pture him before he destroys the earth." • "And that 'a one of the better lines or Alialogue.'' quips Stan Lee, publisher of Marvel Comics, the lareest comic book cotbpany in the world. Lee titillated an Orange Coast College audience, comprised mostly or comic book buffs, for an hour in a lecture with ----· - Sl ~lt ·\l S .. l ·:t 'l1'1 . the formidable title, "Comic Books and the World About Us.'• .. OVlt SUPER heroes today would have said, "Who's the nut in the Halloween g~up't" Lee said. "Now that's what (call raw realism." The New York publisher sai<l he intended to keep his lecture along serious lines, adding, "Here's one for you psychology majors: "You've Rot Superman, •ear-i.n& a pair of glasses to dhguise himseU as Clark Kent. Lois Lane stands close enougtl to Clarie to fog his glasses, and' breathes, ·1 love Superman.'" "Nobody questions this," Lee said. "Everybody'a got questions about Watergate, the My Lai cue, but nobody asks why Clark Kent's closest (riends don't re- cogniz• hjQl witho1,1i his glasses. Ana they're cle4f gklss too," S UND_AY._ * * * Lee said, sbruning tus sbouJders in exasperation, "NOW TA'Kl: Batman and Robin," Lee said. "I used to think ll I had super powers -which in no way indicates that t don't -I wouldn't h'nl around with a tefui-a&~ boy aH theUme. , •1t>eopJe mlpt talk," he $*1d . The grey-haired publisher, with a quick wit not unlike Ills creation , ''Spiderman," has m~ paper s""r heroes to his Ct'edil. Jfe is. Ulct creator oUb.e ~!}'.an:_ tastic Four," "Silver Sur1er," "Captain America," Utt. ·•t1t- credtble HuJk '' and "Sub Martnel'. ' Ile wJt appointed pubUaber el Marvel Comics in lt'12, flld he doean't mind leJUng his audien how 'real hls comics are. TOJ>AY, Marvel publi$bts'r tnore ~n 130 m a1azinea, mOlt Ol which are comic boolts. ' ·•one amasl11g thiOI about Marvel comlc11." Lee bollted1 ~,, &.hat we use a collet14\·level vocabulary lp ou.rdialogu•. ' "We figure if a tld hae &o 10 M> < SPIDIRM.oi, •'°A.3> -·--· -·-- VOL. 69, NO. 312, 6 SECTIONS, 84 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1976 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS z • SMOKE FROM SATURDAY'S BLAZE IN LAGUNA HILLS BLACKENS THE SKY AS SIGHT-SEERS W~TCH DESTRUCTION ~ Thirty-five Firemen Were C.Ued To Scene Wfiere Two $90.000 Ho.mes W.... Deatroyed fnSuapticted ~rao1t Arson ~robed • m Costly Blaze Nothing Left Of TUX> Homes firemen, was apparently the re· sult of a construction mishap. loss incurred in the fire. but homes in the neighborhood sell in theSOO,OOObracket. A fire caused by an uniden· tilied incendiary device roared through two nearly-built bomes in Laguna H ills Saturday. destroying the houses that would ' h.ave sold for about S00.000 each. ning from the scene just mo- ments before the wood-frame structures erupted in flames at 4:40p.rr. Saturday's fire produced no in· j uries. the fire department spokesman said, although it was 1a tw<>-alarm blaze: County firemen also were caJled on Saturday to fight a fire which caused nearly $20,000 damage to two mobile homes in· Cypress: -Thirty-fi ve firemen from the county fire department fought to keep the blaze limited to the two two-story buildings on Grissom Road near Hillary Lane. Fire investigators said they believe the fire was set. noting thal witnesses told them of see- ing a group or young boys run- About a w eek ago, two framed houses in Lake Forest were destroyed by fire, but or- ficials at the county fire depart· ment say they doubt there is any link between the two blazes. The Lake Forest fire, which re- s uJled in minor injuries to four The buildings, which reported- ly were within three weeks of be· ing completed, were burned down to lhe foundation. According lo fire officials. there is no estimate of the dollar $16 Billion Unep~nt? BALTIMORE (AP) -The Defense Department faHed to commit more than Sl6 billion Fawkes Just Too Foul BELLEVUE, Was h. <AP) -In the best tradi· lion, about 70 members of Seattle's Britannia Club gathered to burn Guy Fawkes in Bellevue's Killamey Glen Park. But the Puget Sound Air Pollution Authority had the last word -traditioo or no tradition. authorized by Congress tor lhe past fiscal year, lhe Baltimore Sun has reported. Authoritative sources quoted by the newspaper said the funds could have given the economy an election year boost.and provided many of the arms that military leaders claim are desperately needed. The sources said the shortfall in committing the funds -or plaamg new orders -for ships. aircraft. missiles, ammunition, research and development, and construction will require a con- vincing explanation when the Pentagon goes before the House Appropriations Committee next year. tacked cuts the committee made in last year's defense budget as "deep, savage and arbitrary." When the Pentagon presented its budget t.o Congress in January for the fiscal year startlng\Cfuly 1, 1975, it estimated that $18 billion in unobligated funds would be carried over al the end of lhe fis- cal year. . But when the fiscal year ended on June 30, 1976, there was $34.5 billion left over, unspent funds for approved weapons and relat- ed programs. · No one was Injured in the 2 p.m. fire that today is listed as being of undetermined origin. The two trailers, located in the trailer park at 16211 Lincoln Ave., were occupied by Jeff Winge and a Mr. and Mrs. Pe Pry . Capsized 40 Saved Froin Bay SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - About 40 persons were rescued dramatically last night after a fishing party boat went aground in tog and rough water beneath the Golden Gate Bridge. Some clung by hand to a lifeline as firemen pulled them lhrouth 30 feet of churning water to shore. Others were lifted from the 80-foo\ Argo to a Coast Guard be~copter which hovered over-, beid and spotlighted the 5Cel}e as fog moved in. (See BAY &ESCUE, Page A!) . . ~ . . . . . . • Victim's Ex-spouse By JOANNE REYNOLDS OillY Pllol Sl•H The man sought in lhc double slaying of his ex-wife and her new husband was arrested Satur- day in a pre-dawn raid on a Costa Mesa apartment, sUiged by 25 heavily armed policemen. Police, who evacuated resi· dents of five neighboring apart- ments at 431 Fair Drive, sajd William Gene Campbell, 48. sur- rendered peaceably. Lt. George Renek and Sgt. Barry Price led a contingent of Huntington Beach officers. in- cluding the department's Special Weapons and Tactics team <SWAT) which was augmented by a force of eight officers from the Costa Mesa police depart- ment. Renek said the location of Campbell's apartment was de- veloped late Friday. about 24 hours after the fatal shooting <>f campbell's former wife, !leverly Campbell Howell, 39, and her new husband, Verne }jowell, ~ at their home at 17847 Beard. Lane, Huntington Beach. lie said the extreme precau· lions leading up to Campbell!s arrf:St were taken to .. insure Uuit there would be minimal chance or injury to anyone ... Renek added that following th~ evacuation of the apartments, he placed a call to Campbell ancl told him to surrender. About 15 minutes after the of· Cicer first contacted £amp bell, the man who was listed as armed' and dangerous on a polic4! (SeeCM CAPTURE, Pa«e.U> That Featlaet1f Feeling Lori Saling, 9, of Dana Point seems sure 'Dusty' is the be~t pet of all during San Juan Elementary School's Harvest Faire Saturday. Youngsters brought their pets, set up booths and indulged in pie eating and other competitions. , . The agency with air pollution readiQgs at their highest levels in two years had banned all open burn- ing. Although not all of tbe money appropriated by Congress was spenl, James R. Schlesinger, former defense secretary. at· The Sun said the carryover in· eluded a shortfall or $3,3 bilOon in shipbuilding, $1.6 billion Jn Navy and ~Air Force aircraft orders, Sl.3 oilllon in Army missile and ammunition orders, $1.7 billion in military construction projects and $380 in research and develop- ment programs. CtN ·~HIE I NS lltt: MYRA WRIGHT, the club's preslden~, said members would be back next Frida)'. alr quality permitlins, to burn an ef· figy of Fawkes, a aealous Roman Catholic who near- ly succeeded in blowing up Parliament during the re- ign of James I. Britain celebrates the occasion by burning Fawkes lD efflay and sbootin1 off fireworks every Nov. S. • Jet Passenge.rs: Flu LOS ANGELES (AP) -Stale health ortlcials are trying to track down 300 airline pa.ssencers who may have come in contact with a carrier of the de•dlY A-Victoria nu~aboerd a plane. In a copyri1h~ed story. Jacal television atatlon K'ITV reported that health offlclala had de· termlned that a woman passencer aboard a jet CUght that landed in S•J> Francbco FJ1day was lll with the A· Vlctorta 9u. Elderly pusen1er1 who were aboatd the plane with the ~1 woman are considered bigh·l~' thereportsaid. 'lbe ll-Vlctoria•fla klDed more thatl 29,000 peraons ln tbe U.S. lMt year. Persona who received the bivalent na •bot in tbll year's mus innoculaUoa prosram - the ahot alven to most pa· Uents -are protected fi'om A· Victoria straln, as wall aa 1wine nu. SPECIAL ROUSE -What JooU Uk~ a typical El Toro re- lidenc• la actually the bead· quarters fol' IndivlduSlited Task Oriented Program (ITOP> for peeple of all .JIH with leanlilli dl••bWties. Staff Writer Lamie Kalptttakn you In.aide for an ln- terriew wiUa the founder, Slater Paula Jane T upa. Page 83. .. . .... "' TEST PILOTS -1bey spend• more time 011 the p-ound now preparin1 Jor a test, and they're better educated than those duederill of 20 or 30 years qo. But thy atW are a special breed with super 1ldlls and Juck. Page B2. DBAa VOTE& -Whit ia left when~ re'id lietft'een °" u~ of •·mass Jn•ifmg in a pqlitical · • campai1n? Not much, judgtnc from the uanatomy of a smear" prepared by Editor Tbomaa Keevil. Page A7. JI .SP&INJ(LE&S On't -Fifty percen~of horM water is aedior outlide areenery' and -~f half <:A that is wasted, golnC down the sidewalk an~ storm drain. Sta.ff Writer Steve Kitchell reporta the late&t pte.dlctlons from the Metropolitan Wat6 Dlatrlct. and recommendations for conserving' the wet etufl as Its cost coes hlgher. Pac~ Bl. . . • ~tL. Y "U.OT Mt'l'tOM • ! .. . . ,,.,., ...... . ( A2 DAii..'! PiLOT Sunday. Novembef.l', ,9111 Week,ly revie w of Orange Coast highlights Costa Mesa Great for a Drive-in Movie What do you do with one Volkswagen filled with 25 gallons or popcorn? That's the problem t.thich confronted Lynn Posi, a waitress at the Hamburger Hamlet in Costa Mesa. when she ll'ft work one day last week. Seems Lynn tossed a pie in the face of fellow waitress Eileen lnderbeiten on Monday. and Tuesday Eileen got her revenge. Newport Beach This Doryman's a 'Reer Hero One or Newport Beach's dory fishermen was credited with saving the life of two men who fell off the Ne wport Beach Pier early last Sunday morning. Edward Phegley of Costa Mesa was on the beach at 2:30 a .m. when he learned that the fallen fi shermen were holding· on to the piling. He dragged his boat 90 feet to the water, rowed out to the pair, pulled them into the dory and brought them to shore. Huntington Beach "tu.r:a Victory for The Unknown "! wouldn't know her if she walked up to me," said John Hundley, who finished second to Mrs. Doris Allen in a special election to fill a trustee post in the Huntington Beach Union High School District. He was re- ferring to Mrs. Allen's self-styled "very low· key campaign." Nol only did she not appear at either of t~ candidates' nights, she spent -in her words -zero dollars. "l did not run wh at you would call a normal campaign," she adm its. One Size Park Fits All The Irvine Community Services Commission decided lo keep parts of Irvi ne just as green as other parts. It denied a permit modification last week that would have cul park land by almost one half in the Jeffrey Planned Community Park. Broadmoor Homes and the Irvine Company sought the smaller park to increase housm, density. But the coro- mjssion voted lo retain the current city standard of 4.S acres per 1,000 population. Laguna Beach Sales Raise Hue and Cry Will the Laguna Beach artists and crafts men be allowed to hit the streets and hawk their wares" The City Council gave permission in October !or four street sales. two on Forest Avenue and two on Main Beach Park between Thanksgiving and Christmas. But the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce is urging the city lo cancel three shows planned after Nov. 28. lt claims the street sal es ("with imported shoddy merchandise'') hurt established businesses. Fountain Valley Cheaper by the 'Doesn't' "There's not a thing we can do using the Redevelop· ment Agency that we can't do by planning," Fountain Valley Planning Commissioner Michael Qapizzi told bi1 col- leagues and the city council last week while viewing pro- posed redevelopment plans. He also warned that any re- development plan will mean some sort of tax increase. But the mayor. some councilmen and several commissioners remain supportive or the plans. Saddleback Valley Better .to Light Qne .can.die ... Teacbefa 1n the SadcJlebac:k Valley made rt on t,elevfs,ton last week when they participated in a quiet, mUe-long candlelight walk which was presented live on an eveninl news progrnm. A bout 200 teachers and supporters were pro- testing their displeasure with the Saddleback Valley Unified School District's contract offers. The teachers contend that the trustees have not been fair or reasonable with them in their uegotlnUons over salary and working conditions. Story Omits Movie Date Saturct.y'1 Cbureb page COb· tamed a story givUJI times and places for thubowlniot "Corrie: Behind the Scenu with the Hiding Place," but failed to aive the date for tb• four 11\o'Mnp listed. Brookburst, Westmlnlter and at the AuembJy of God Onu~h at Euclid and Slater 1n Fountain Valley, and at 7 p.m. at St. Luke's Lutheran CbUrtb, UM2 Goldenwest Ave., Westminster and Lutheran Church ot the Muter, 2900 Pacmc View Drive in Corona de.lMar. All four showings will be tonl.irt. at S p.m. In Bethany Bl· l>Je Fellowship, uu1 ·. - • ERA Ga4ting Mema Use Emphaaized WASHINGTON (AP) - Women's rights groups are ap- plauding the support given the Equal Rights Amendment by Colorado and Massachusetts voters in state constitutional votes Tuesday, They say it bodes well for the compalgn to get four more slates to ratify the federal ERA as the 27th Amendment to the Constltu· lion. EJly P ~ter s on and L iz Carpenter, coc hairs of E RAmerica, said the votes are especially significant coming after the failure of anti-ERA forces to knock the amendment from the Republican platform last summer. THE ANTI-ERA forces said, however, they were grat,ified at the victory by some ERA oppo. nents In sev.eral legislative elec- tion&. Tbe Colcfra4o vote against talc- in& the ERA out ot the state con· sutUtion where it was put in 1972 was ""err encouraging endorse- ment or the concept or equality under the law by people who have been living under that law tor -tour ye.-ta," 1J,ld 8etsey Wright of the National Women's Education Fund. Massachusetts votet'S put the ERA in their state constitullon with Tuesday's referendum. A YEA.It AGO, New York and New Jersey voters turned down attempts to add the ERA to their state constitutions, causing con· sternalion among supporters. Some analysts said the momen- tum for the E RA had faltered because of fear and confusion among voters. Mary Brooks of the Uague of Women Voters said 1he more • than 120 national grouJ)5 support- ing the ERA '-hanged tactics alter last year's setback. ''We used a lot more media than before-:'• she said. "The ten· dency before, also. had been to have dellates with the opposition -which just played int.Q lhei.r hands. All they want to do II create doubts in people's minds. So we're going to use a lot more media to get across our message and let the people out there de· cide. The polls s how we have the support." Is It -Nessie? Sonar Sights SometlUng BOSTON (AP) -Scientists report tbal a sonar searcb for the legendary Loch Ness monster has turned up a fuzzy outline or an object on the bottom of the deep Scottish lake which resembles a prehistoric dinosaur. But Martin Klein, head sonar expe-rt of this past sum- mer's expedition to the loch sponsored by the New York Times and the Academy of Applied Science in Bost.on, is cautious about his discovery. ' A PICTURE Of WHAT might be a monster carcass - or a shipwreck or spmethiog else -appeared in the eJec- tronics trade journal EDN, published here Friday. The picture is a side-scan sonar trace or lhe bottom or Loch Ness. One object is almost certain to be a barge sunk years ago.~Nearby is what EON said KJein described as "an unusual shape with a long neck-like projection and what could possibly be nipi>ers" about 30 feet long. "The target has a carcass-like shape with a long neck- like projection, and ... does not look like any or the other targets which we picked up in the loch. Of course it would be wild speculation to make any assumptions about thjs target without further investigation. Blood Trail Leads Police To Suspect A trail of blood leading from an Anaheim shop where $14,000 worth or Indian Jewelry was stolen led to the arrest of an Anaheim man early Saturday morning. Police said Ronald Ronistal, 18. or 623 N. Chippewa St. is being held in the jail ward at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center where he had apparenlJ.y gone seeking medical aid for the gunshot wound he allegedly sus- tained during the burglary. According to police reports, Wayne Walz, 28, the owner of the Apache Wells Trading Post at613 N. Euclid St. rushed to his st.ore just after dawn when he received a report that the burglar alarm had been tripped. HE REPORTEDLY found Ron.istal burglarizing hls shop and as Ronistal escaped, Walz shot him. Officer Lodric Clark of the Anaheim police department ar· rived on the scene moments Jater and followed a trail of blood about three blocks to Ronistal's apart· ment. Occupants of the apartment told the officer that the suspect had left moments before to seek medical help in Los Angeles. WS ANGELES police were notilled and were waiting for the Anaheim man when he arrived at the medicaJ center. Police also booked the occu- pants of the apartment, J\.l.liana Husted, 19, Michael Mino. 18, and a 17-year-old male for aiding a felon after commission or a crime. The missing jewelry was recovered by police Fast Food Adnlt ·Style NEW PORT RICHEY (AP) -An adult fast-food restaurant with nearly top- less waitresses opens here Monday and city fathers aren't happy. Called "Jugs and Suds," the opera tion features hamo urgers, hot dogs, beer, wine and waitresses who wear hot pants and tassles. Car-hop service is provided. "WE CONSIDER this an adult last food service,'' said Steve Adams, who runs the operation. "It's our answe r to Mac- Donald's." City orrtcials said they would discuss the situa- tion, but since court tests involving massage parlors and adult book stores have gone against them, most doubted they would take any action. Palestinians Slain TEL AVIV (AP) -Israeli navy vessels sank a boat carry- ing· Palestinian guerrtllu and captured two other crafUn a bat- tle off the Lebanese coast Satur- day, the military command said. It reported that one PaleslinJan was killed and 12 were captured. Cooling It · Two visitors at the Newport Pier kept their cool Satur- day i n what weather forecasters said is the last of the }).eat wave. Tern· peratures are expected to stay in the high 70s at the beaches and low ~ inland with cool, foggy nights. Amin Says He Won It For Carter NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) Ugandan President Idi Amin says he was responsible for Jim- my Carter's election as presi- dent. Amin said his endorsement or the Carter candidacy had ensured his victory by winning hlm the votes of "blacu and while revolutionaries," Uganda radio, monitored here, reported Saturday. The radio quoted the out.spoken African dictator as saying he was prepared to offer Carter a "wide range or advice" on topics rang- ing from Africa to the Middle East. He also urged Carter to visit Africa because such a visit would make him "the most popUlar leader in the world," the broad- cast said. Jn the past, the Ugandan presi- dent hs:s stirred cootroveny in diplomatic circles with his com- ments to and about foreign leaders. p,...ptafleAI A~Wl,..i. To Bead NAAC'• Benjamin L~ l{ooks, Fee commissioner, has been named to replace Roy Wilkins as i'XecuUxe direc- tor of the National Aasocia· tion (or the Advancement of Colored People. ,CM CAPTURE ••• bulleUn, emerged from his apart- ment, unarmed. BE 18 lN custody today, beld without ball In the Huntington Beach clty Jan. Pollce charge that he ts "8ponsible tor the deaths c>I the Howells who suffered muJUple sun ehot wound• from a .38· caliber revolver. Police ear there b eornt con· fusion o•er the marital relation.a in•olved ln the cue, and indicat- ed th.at tbe Howells roay have been previously married to and divorced Crom each other, prior to their last marriage. , Campbell, who bad been re- cently estranged from the dead woman, bld jut ~oet his Job at a Hunt1n,ion Be.ch liquor at.ore aa the result ot • buralary. Police said they were In the procesa ol obtain,inC a warrant namln1 hlm as 1: 1uapec:t in the burcJary when the lboollnl oc- CUITed. Gas New Terror Weapon? BOSTON CAP ) -Pollceon both aides of the AU1tntic have found evidence that terrorist groups may be preparing touseorsellde. adly nerve gas, the Boston Sun· day Globe reported. 4 Simultaneous raids in Vienna and Berlin last Feb. 27 turned up more than a quart ot nerve gas similar to a chemical developed during World War 11 by the Nazis, the news~aper said it was told by ' diplomilUC sources. ,,. ; ANOTHEJl VNPVBUCIZE~ •ncident occurred in the United States several months ago when postal authorities discovered a package containing a s mall charge designed to explode a vjal of nerve gas when the package wuopene<f. the newspaper said. .; The package was examined and ,. disarmed at the Aberdeen, Md., Proving Grounds by the Army. Tbe Globe said the agencies in· volved refused to comment on the iJ¥:.iden.ts. DOUGLAS HECK, a special as sis tant to Secretary o( State Henry Kissinger, was quoted a saying Libya "is aiding, abetting and providing suictuary to a number of terrorist capabilities." The nerve gas confiscated in Europe last winter was manufac. tured in Berlin from fairly com- mon chemicals, the story said. 118 Cyclist Succumbs A Huntington Beach man critically injured in a motorcycle accident four d ays ago, died Saturday or head h:tjuries sus- tained in the crash. Police said Joseph S. Collier, 51 , or 2107 Stonegate Lane, died at Huntington lntercommunity ! Hospit.alat 4:30 p.m . 01 He received major head in- j urles Wed neday when bis : motorcyle collided with an auto • driven by Bette Young, 6821 , Nyanza Drive, Huntington!, Beach. The accident, which occurred. l at the intersection of Golden West Street and Edinger Avenue~'' is sUll under jnvestigation, police')· said. "· Court Blocks Jail for Jurist ,, fj • •• , SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Th state Court or Appeal bas block the jaUlng of an 82-year-ol California Supreme Court justice-; who was cited for contempt aft ' refusing to answer allegations o misconduct, lncludirrg com plaints that he f alls asJeep on th bench. · The state court issued the sta shortly after Justice Marshal McComb's attorney filed a peli tion chalJenging the constltu tionallty or an investigation by state commission into allega lions of misconduct. San Francisco Superior Judge Byron Arnold issued th contempt order against the jurts Oct. 22 lor !ailing lo give a swo statement to the Commission o Judicial Qu;ilifications. He or- dered McComb jailed until th Jurist gave the statement, but d~ Jayed execution of th& sentenc until Nov. 8 to allow McCom time to appeal. Ambassador Shot BELGRADE, Yugoslavi (AP) -Pierre Sebilleau, t.h French ambassador t Yugoslavia and the dean or Belgrade diplomatic corps, h been accidentally shot to dea on a hunting trip north of th& Yugoslav capital, informed sources said. ORANOECOAST ~ DAILY PILOT T1w Of•-CM \I 0.111 Pl..i, Wiii> .... I<~ It com t>l"'° 1"' ...... Pte\t. I\ ovbll_.., '"' ()1- CO.\l l'vbll\l\lnt C.-¥ -"'·--"'~ CNl>ll\MO Mo"dly \l\rtvflt frf«Ny fOI CM•• Mn .t Htwoot1 S.itef\, H"'"""'°" &tMh/Foun talf\ "•"••· IO I"'· ieHll'M<l Viti•• """' ..._ ., ..... /1o<ll .. C..tl ... .,..,..,....,..1 ..... t'9\ It CNOfi'1'1otd \lhWd•n eftd ~1" ft\., pr•f'l<•o•• ov-'111\1\1"'0 o••"' It ..,. >JO Wt.t e.,. Stt .... C.ota..Mtw. C...uo,."'•'7.tJt 11 . ........ ,.... ""''"""' -,.......,_ JKtll. CW\oy """ ................. a.-.. Mio-· T-ulC .. '111 """°' T ....... •A M- Ma"•Oif\9 COltlW CMtlHl4 LM\ 111<-P.N.tll "'"'~~· ~ .... ,,. Et114n OftfC:H Co\t•Mtu ilOW••llMYS! ..... IAtvMlltH~' 11 .. 0 ,_.,,.51,.., ""''"~""'°"'": 11101 ..... -..... 11 ~l•l>Hl Yo1tey: U>OI IA P11 ll- 1l ko 01-F ... ...., Telepflelfte (114)MM3:n Quelfled Mvertlllng to.lt'71 s.cNl4M(k ll•1i., -Otta 111 .. 110 ......... ""'''-""""' ........ .. .J •• :·l ., )• ., 11 .. J ----------------------'~N St~gie's. • • Dad never lost his cigar when Royal Geis of Missio.n Vie· jo joined his Girl Scout daughter Stacey, 9, in rolled up Levis for a '50s day. They won the dance contest to the beat of "Rock Arowid the Clock." High ltvine Bid Yet to Come Mobil Oil, Cana£!ian Firm Continue to Raise Offers How much is the Irvine Com· panyworth? Two buyers -Mobil Oil and a !Canadian firm -are haggling over the price in a high stakes bidding game in which the ante has climbed to $273.5 million and is likely to go higher before a de· al is closed. The offers, made in writing in the Orange county Superior Court of Judge James Judge, have bee n coming fas t and furious since Wednesday when the Canadia n firm, Cadillac Fairview Corp., Ltd .• entered the scene with its ftrst bid. UP TO that lime, Mobil bad been the only bidder for the land development company. Two years ago the giant oil fl.nn of. fered $110 million for the con- trolling shares in the Irvine Com· pany that are held by the Jame~ Irvine Foundation. The Irvine Foundation, by law, must dive11t itself of the stock within the next few years. At the time, Mobil's oiler com· . puted out to about S24 a share, but the deal was balt.ed in court when another Irvine Company shareholder, Joan lrvine Smith, got a court order blocking the sale because the price was too low. In May, Mobil came back with another offer, $200 million for a larger amount of stock. AGAIN, MRS. Smith went to court to block the sale because the price still came out to about $24 a share. That offer was in the midst of court consideration last week when Cadillac Fairview, Sinton Hits Flap Over Tolllllly-gun WASHINGTON (AP> - Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says the flap about his bid to bring a submachine gun back to New J ersey with him is "the grossest invasion of privacy" and "dangerous." Simon was fuming about the widespread publicity given to his problems in obtaining a permit from a Morris County, N.J ., judge to add the .45-caliber Thompson submachine gun to the co1lection at his Harding Township, N .J ., estate. Canada's largest publically·held real estate company, came in with an offer of $265 million, or $31.60 a share in cash and notes. One of Mrs. Smith's conten· tions has been that for lax purposes the stock tias been valued at $35 a sh are · Mobil countered with an all· cash bid 0($265 million and it was that offer which was to have been considered when Irvine Founda· Uon trustees met in San Fran· cisco Friday morning. But before a decision could be reached, it was lear ned that Cadillac had upped its offer to $269.2 million. NOT TO BE out-raised. Mobil turned in what was the highest bid so far, $273.5 million in cash. and the foundation trustees de· cided to adjourn for the weekend before they reach a decision. Bidding is likely to resume again Monday as the two firms battle for control of the company that owns 70,000 acres in Orang~ County. of which 5,000 are de· veloped. The Irvine Company also owns a 90,000 acre cattle ranch in Mon· tana and 7 ,000 acres in the Im· perial Valley. Last year. the company report· ed sales of $104 million, netted $11.4 million and paid dividends of $1.35 per share on 84,000 shares in the company. Sunday, November 7, 1978 DAILY PILOT A:J • • .In Step The rock-and-rollers were among 300 Saddleback Valley Girl Scouts and their fathers who turned out for a day of fun in Laguna Niguel Regional Park. The weather was great and there was lots to do . E'roa1 Page AJ SPIDERMAN SPOOFED. • • the dictionary, it won't kill him. The one problem we have en· countered is, the college kids don't understand a lot of the words,'' Lee said. .. Stan Lee espouses the value of comic books as an educational tool as avidly as a preacher pushes the power of prayer. "COMIC BOOKS are great tor It.ids," he says. "l have found that comics are absolutely the best way of com batting the menace of television.•· Lee said comic books teach youngsters the habit of reading. ''Kids equate reading with work , studying and drudgery,'' he said. "But comics are pure enjoy· ment. They lead kids to pick up something else to read." Lee said no one took comic books seriously as an art form until recently. "Not even the publishers, who were us ually ex-brassiere manufacturers or bookies," he quipped. THEY HAD no respect for the medium or the audience, he said. "Suppose Michelangelo and William Shakespeare were alive today and decided to collaborate on a comic book." Lee surmised. "Willie writes the script and Mike illustrates it. Would any of you dispute the fact that this would be a work or art? Then why can't comics be a n art form\'" You get the feeling Lee is not altogether kidding at this point. When asked if he would accept ideas for comic book characters, Lee said' no. "Ideas are the easiest part of the job,'' he said. ~ GOOD. script writer, com· bined with a good artist, can make MY of them a s\jccess, he said . L ee once bet his former publisher that he could create a successful comic book from an,y topic of his boss• choosing. "He thought about lt awhile, and told me to m ake a s uccessful war magazine," Lee said. ''You have to realize that you couldn't even give away war magazines in those days." Lee went one step further, giv- ing the war magazine the most unlikely name he could think of. He called it "Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos" and it became a s uccessful long· running comic book. "And further more, I made the hero a slob and even gave him an ethnic platoon," Lee laughed. "The publishe r told me it would neve r sell in Grosse Pointe, the South or even Harlem, but it's now one of the g reatest s uccesses in the publishing world," ,Lee said modestly. Besides the heady experience of being great, Lee said be also enjoys what he calls "a God com· plex." "l can walk up to a writer and say, 'Hey, remember that guy we killed off a couple of issues ago? I want you to bring him back to life."' "And that ain't too bad," Lee sald with a grin. BE SAID THE SS·year-old gun, which still works, is a collector's item and added: "I've been col· lect.ing 20 years. l buy unusual guns. The Tommy gun is an un- usual gun." Simon has a federal permit for the weapon, which he bought several years ago and keepl'I in a McLean, Va., home he will be vacating when he leaves office in January. But New Jersey law re· quires owners of automatic weapons to obtain a permit from a county judge . FABRIC .... , ....... HELICOPTER LIFTS PARTY BOAT VICTIM "'OM BAY Rough Waters, Fog, HamSMtred Sen Frenclsco Rescue E'roa Page AJ BAY RESCUE DRAMA. • • Still others were taken aboard a Coast Guard ship which pulled along the s tricken vessel, and one person was in- jured when the two shiJll'I banged together al one point. The boat went aground at about 6:30 p.m. on rocks beside Fort Point, a Civil War-era brick fort directly below the brid.ae•s aouthern end, and radioed for help. ROUGH TIDES complicated the rescue effort by the Coast GUard. and firemen from San Fl:ancisco and the adjacent U.S. Ahny Presidio base. ~t first, passengers were r~ moved yi life buoys that were towed at0n1 • line Ued from the lbip to tbe shore. At. the effort progresaed, the Ude began to come in and a hell~ wu ued to hoist people aboard in a 1ril'e ba.aket. A Coast Guard cutter managed to move along, and passengers jumped aboard aa the waves rocked both vessels. THE 31 PASSENGEllS were employes of the Westinghouse C-0mpany In Sunnyvale. Chief Andy Caspar of the San Francisco Fire Department termed the rescue "a very treacherous operation" because swift currents &breatened to wrench the boat from its pr• carioua 1rounding. CASP~• SAID one member of the rescue crew, an Army Military PoUc:e offtcer, was In· Jured •li&btly when be waa struck in the leg b1 the line that was harpooned from the rock1nc lbip. Barbara Paul, 11. •• amC1GC the three or four towed ubore along the lifeline. Sbe aald tho boat was retumin1 to San Fran- cisco from an early monuni fl.sblnJ outinf. SIMON, ONETIME federal energy administrator, has been mentfoned as a possible Rupubllcan contender in next year's race for governor in New Jeney. The Treasury secretary suggested to reporten that party politics may be to blame for the brouhaha. He said New Jersey friends have told him that "the sberltt who'• been ral1ln1 all the pro- blems ts a rreat Bemocrat," and .. so's the Judge." The judge is a Democrat, but the sherlff is a Republican, ac- ~ord.lng to Morris County of. tidals. DtllrPhfDel~ ......... Mond,.,...Frlday: II you do not have )'OUf' peoer by 5.30 o m. call before 7 O.IT\. and YoUr cooy will be cs.l•'llWed. Slturdly and Sunday: If YoU do not reeeive YoU' cooy by 8 a.m., call before 10 a,m. and YoVf C:OOY w111 be dell\fe(ed. Clrc ....... Tehft 1 11 MOit Orange County Ar• 14>4Ut Nor1~11 Huntington Beleh Hlmlnll•r ........ 141-IUt ~ etnente, Cap11trtn0 BelCtl, San JI.I-" Cclllstr.!10, Dtne Point, $outl\ Legun., L.egvna Niguel .......... 4H-MH THOUSANDS OF YARDS AT Y2 PRICE Merchandise at cost and below SALE IHDS WID .. HOV. I 0 A4 DAILYPrLor ~ Sunday. November7. 1978 J 'Debate Set Up Win' 'Made Me Respectable,' Carter Says lSyJULESLOH AUecl•i.d l'rHt Wtlltt PLAJNS, Oa . (AP ) 'President-elect Jimmy Carter. renecting on his long, uphill climb to the White House , believes he never would have made it had it not been for the presidential debates. He feels that the second de- bate, dealing with foreign policy, made him "a more respectable person" in the minds of the elec· torate and blunte d the Republican effort to paint rum as an unknown qpantity to be feared asa leade r. sure, a ques tion about what is go. ing to happen when Jimmy Carter gets in the White llouse " he said. ' Carter has no sore feelings, however, about what he called the .Republicans' "negative" c ampaign tactics, accepting them as clean and clever cam· paigning, which he never knew how to com bat. He also has only praise for the "positive" aspects of the Ford campaign. That was the positJon, Carter said, "which is legitimate and I think accurate," that Ford had done a ''reasonably" good THAT EFFORT, he feels, was job at governing and thus de· J"ess><tnsible for half the votes served his own administration. President Ford polled and has ·, ~ARTER, RELAXING in de- left him, even in victory, with \unr· and hiking boots at his "an image in the country wtucb mother's Pond House back is still there, whic h I've got to re· among the pines j ust outside pair." Plains. hashed over the election "A lot or people still feel, I 'm and some of bis immedia_!.e plans Past Soviet Disa:siers Recounted LONDON (AP ) An exiled Soviet scientist has asserted that hundreds of people were killed and thousands suffered from radiation sickness when buried atomic waste ex ploded without warning in the Ural Mountains in 1958. Z h o r es M e dve d e v a biochemist and geneticist ~ow living in England, also said that doze ns of top Soviet space technologists lost their li ves when a moon rocket ignited while they were examining il in 1960. He dis('losed details about the Soviet dis asters in an article in New Scientist. a British scientific weekly. MEDVEDEV WROTE THAT for many years, atomic reactor waste had been buried in a de· serted area a rew dozen miles from the town of Dlagoveshensk in the Ural Mountains. wh ich Corm the d iv idin~ line between the Soviet Union's European and Asian territor y The was te overheated within the shallow burial facility and erupted "like a violent volcano." the scientist said. Strong winds blew the resulting radioactive clouds hundreds of rrules away Medvedev said that no one was evacuated from the affected area until after symptoms of radlation sickness were e vident. MEDVEDEV WROTE that another Soviet disaster occurred in fall 1960 when then Soviet Premier N1k1ta Khrushchev or- dered that a moon rocket be launched at the same lime as his arrivaJ in New York for the Unit- ed Nations General Assembly session. Wh eu tM; launch mome nt came. the 1gnit1on button wa:, pushed, but nothing happened. Under normal safety procedures, Medvedev's account ~aid. the rocket's fuel i.hould have been drained before inspection, but th is w o uld ha ve fo rce d 1J postponement of the spectacle. DOZEN OF ENGINEERS and other experts began examin· mg the rocket and its support systems. Then. suddenly, the 1g niUon started tCI work. But lhe rocket did nol take off and in- stead toppled over, unable to pull clear of the forest of inspection ladders. The mishap turned the Soviet cosmodrome into a holocaust. Medvedev wrote, killing dozens of persons in the area around the rocket. among them ··some of the best representatives or Soviet space technology." Jimmy's Jet Historic One ST. SIMON'S ISLAND, Ga. (AP> -Jimmy Carter has received his first or- Cicial taste of presidential luxury, flying in a large blue ;i,,d silver Air Force plane,oa vacation retreat. "This is the one l 've been wailing for," said Carter when he saw the aircraft, emblazoned with the seal or the President of the United States. The plane, backup to Afr Force One, was decorated inside with pictures or President Ford and his fa mily. It is the same aircraft which carried the body of President J ohn F. Kenned y back from Dallas, was the site of Preside nt L yndo n 8 . Johnson's swearing.in , and took President Ri chard M. Nixon to China . State Urges End to Their OOve Match FLINT, Mich. (AP) -Slate welfare officials have told a young nurse and her crippled husband to get a divorce so they could qualify for state disab1Uty payments. Newlyweds Dale and Louise Schnebelt. who decided against divorce, have been told their federal d isability payments will be cut as well. THE SCHNEBELTS are ap· pealing a decision by Michigan's ~partment or Social Services ending their $)70 w sability pay- ment anq requiring 2.1-year·old Scbnebelt to return to a rest home. They have also been told that their $192 federal Supplemental Security Income payment will go down to $101. Mrs. Schnebelt said the latest cut in disability payments will bring their monthly income down to $371. She said their expenses are about $500 a month THE COUPLE was advised to get a divorce so Louise could be paid as a nurse for her husband, as she was before their mar· riage, and the $270 a month from the state wouldn't be counted by federal officials as family in· come when they totaled up the federal benefits. "But neither of us want that we're in love," s aid Mrs. Schnebelt. in an informal discussion wiUl about 20 reporters gathered in the comfortable liv\ng roost). "l honestly have never doubt~. that l would win," Carter said. • "I'm not ~aying lb~ in an ar- rogant way, but I had a con- fidence that we were doing the best we could and the ac· cumulative impact of my family constantly campaigning, aod the ~eorgians constanUy campaign· mg and the natural numerical advantage ot other Democrats would eventually win." ' BUT HE SAID television COV· erage focused on his own mis· takes in contrast to "a de· Cerence" stt~wn to t.b~ President wh.icb gave Ford unfair advan- tage. He described that as "crip- pling" to his campaign. :·1 have a feeling that had it not beeii for.the ~tes I would have lost." he s aid. "I think the de· bates let the American people be k~nd or reassu,tll,d. well, at leastr Jimmy Carter l7as some judge- ment about foreign affairs and defense and all. ; "After the second debate I felt that I had established myself in the people's mind as a more respectable person.·· CARTER SAID 111AT he had approved a draft or a 'challenge to Ford to debate which was to hav~ been issued the morning after Ford's acceptance speech at the Republican convention. When Ford issued his own challenge in his ac c e ptance s peech· Carter's press secretary, Jody Powell. released Carter's state- ment the same night. Ford, s a id Carter. "had no ('hoice" because his standing in the polls before the Republican convention. even though the wide margin between them was, in Carter's vi ew, "artificially high." CARTER SAID HE thought his most grievous m istake in the campaign occurred just after the second de bate• 'when I erroneous- ly had an overly aggressive ap· proach to Mr. Ford. Had I let him stew in his misstatement about Eastern Europe and not made an issue of it, 1 think I would have been much better off." Carter said more unsettling than his own mistake was his treatment in nighUy television news coverage. He said he watched tapes of the nightly news on weekends "and it used to make me terribly upset." "I think the worst one of all was in the New York rally. The evening news was not anything about the' size of the rally or lbe response to me or the potential support for m e. The evening news coverage was aJmost com- pletely dominated by the fact that the truc k with the TV cameras was a block and a half in front of my car." HE SAID THAT sort of cov·. erage was typical. "It was just a real problem with how to deal with it." nut he said that "on balance" newspaper coverage of him was fair. "IC it hadn't been fair, I would not have won the elec-tion,'• he said. The Pres ident-elect was generous in bis praise for the man he will succeed. He said that when Ford conceded the election he felt considerable sympathy for him, "particularly with hls family there. His family had worked as hard as they could, and I know how much my family . had done fol" me. It was a personal r elationshlp between him and his family as they all stood there and as Betty read the statement." lie said that Ford could have waited another day lo concede but did not. "I thought it was~ e xtraordin ary expression of generosity on his part." Cold South Warms Up Winds May Bring Snow to Great Lakes Area V.S. Swt1t1tary ..,1"-Atte<l•l•no 1eme<1r•t.....• q\tt~IY re<Ov•r~d from "'O""rtl"1Q r.,.. <-'-lo• '"' O~I• thrOUQll I~ Q •ellNs. Gtoo•qla rt~dd•, Mh · sl\\lool Attd Loul\IM• l'oq WA\ \C•lltrt" •IOf>Q ,,,. Pa<•h< CNsl -"'°""9r\ wt•• wl~ -ltleGrutLa••• fllr ... ll>(M\ OI \no,,. b~I ,.,_ _ ,.,.., to•at 10 10 '"<"•• Salur.,.y -'lwnoon•t Moun•W•'"'nOIOOI NH W!lldt •I01tq 1"9 G•PAI La'M <-""'*· with (jflp .. 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" .,. 5' ,, ?9 .. ,. .0 » ., «> .. 0 .., ,, " ., .. ~ "' tO . ,. It ,., ,. " " ,, n ,. lT lS .,. to " 10 " 1l " ,, JO )4 MAZATLAN RACE FLE!T OFF TO SLOW AND CONFUSED START Donn Yac:hu Caught Over Th• Line In Ught Air Di.smal Start to Race Mazatlan Yachts Face Drifting Contest The 39 yachts Jn Los Angeles Yacht Club's l,032·mile-Mazatlan race got away to a slow and con· tused start Saturday that raised dismal memories at the race two years ago which was the slowest in the history of the event. ' "And the five-knot southerly at the noon start off the Los Angeles Harbor breakwater got even lighter as nightfall approached, foretellinq a drifting match down the coast toward the U.S.-Mexico border. Nearly a dozen yachts got caught on the wrong sjde of the starting line in the light airs and had to res tart and play catch-up. Kialoa got off near the center or the line. well to weather of the other front-runners, and was showing a surprising turn of speed in the tantalizingly light breeze. ANOTHER BOAT-for-boat match race developed early between John Arens' 37-Coot Cot· tonlail. Balboa Yacht Club, and Dennis Choate's spanking new 37-footer, Bingo, Long Beach · Yacht Club. Cottontail, with a BYC crew, won virtually every major race during the past season when she was skippered by Choate. Choate sold the boat lo Arens near ~nd of the season and came wtth a sistcr·ship just a we$ before the start or the MazaUcO'l race. 1 Cottontail and Bingo are ei· t peeled lo be among the top coa-, J t~nders for the corrected ti~ (handicap) honors In therac~ • In the race two years agowtncis were so light for the entirE" dis· tance that the first boat did not finish until nine days after the start. But indications this year are that the fleet may pi~k up a bris k northwesterly as the high pre· ssure system gives way to the normal weather pattern. FIRST ACROSS the line in clear air was Herb Johnson 's bl.ack-hulled CF·37 Vector, San Diego, but her moment or glory was shortlived. Hohies Wind It Up 7 l(f"1ft, B 1•h•r Mi'-• M1t'ot ~•w1111 t~ A .. ('rb Andrt•\on Ail Lt"f'l'lY•.._t Httwajt 11 • Ot>~ O•"' t\..,~uc .,d'TIO Caooy S"•~•~v "f&WO"\""f F)l';V't'l )p. 10 c;..011 Hor\11•v Oob Fo•t>-< ""'''dloa,,f. She was soon overhauled by Hastings Harcourt's 53-foot sloop Whistle Wing, Santa Barbara, who in turn yielded to Ragtime, the 62-foot scratch boat sailed by Bill White and Bill Pasquini. Long Beach. The blustery Kona winds that battered the Hobi e·l6 catamarans in their world cham. pionship regatta off Waikiki for the first few days showed signs of abating as the top 48 boats in the Quake Aid Gi·ven 96·boat fleet faced the moment of But an hour after the start the lead had developed into a boat· for-boal battle between Ragtime and Jim Kilroy's 79·foot ketch Kialoa, flying the burgee of the host club. The two speedsters are expect- ed to battle for line honors (first to finish) for the entire 1,032 miles or the race. truth Saturday. There were no reports on the final results 1 ate Saturday. but the Top JO conlenders,...after Friday'sraces were: ' O.a" t='roorn•~Jtrt"Y Or1\(f)4t ._.8•~11 11, nh 7 Jell V.~toa l'Monta C•u11-1~1c,..,o Lf)1Jtr\ C~•rno0"1 e~.1tn\ 11 J Hd;ota Wut(l'W'HJ\ HOWdf"di Uno:f_ '"tawdu, IJ ' .t °""n•wGaltt 0oUQPol'-f"Y ... rtwa11 11-.,. i R•c-N••h-Jtfl FMll~"" '4•w•"· 11'0 6 Jt<ry 1(1~,Patl..o .... Na-18'!-etll.11\11 HE DELIVERS MORE NEws· EVERY DAY THAN TRAPANI , Italy CAP) -- Emergency help began pouring into this Sicilian city of 80,000 on Saturday after floods killed 10 persons, left eight others missing and flooded homes and busi· nesses throughout half the city. ' Various officials were critical of the lack of protection of the city from flooding. WALTER CRONKITE HARRY REASONER JOHN CHANCELLOR BARBAR-A WALTERS The typical t e l e vision ne w s personality can read only as many words in a half-hour as are printed on a typical newspaper front page. That means your nightly newspaper brings you not only mpre information about the s ame events reported on television, but many more stories from which to select. Your Daily Pilot carrier deliver s you complete news and pictures of events in y'our hometown. Happen- ings that Walter, Barbara, Harry and Johb would never have time to talk about on network television. So, you get not only the big pic- ture, but news of the people around you, ))rought to you everyday of the year b y your Daily Pi,lot carrier. Sorry, Walter. · You get it all in the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 \ • Sunday. November 7, 1918 DAIL y PILOT AS I ear Skies Deadliest for Private Pilo~ t (, Al"WINIM!Olo PRIVATE PLANE COM~S IN FROM CROWDED LA SKIES Clear Sunny Daya Of~ract Pllot1, Impair Flight Safety ·.Toro Marine Pilot :Killed in Air Crash Officials from El Toro Marine Corps Air Station Saturday iden· lifted the pilot or a sin~le-cngrnc pl ane that crashed into the sea off :· Catalina Island <Jh S~. Robert Stephen Treadway , 22. The plane. a Beecher aft T-34wasseengoingdownonaflightfrom Catalina lo the rn :.1111l:md Observers reported that all they could find wasano1l slick · ~ O((icials al El Toro indkatcd that the Marine was a member of the base's flvi~ club and was ( on a rccre;ii10.,al flight at the Sta l e J timeof lhe rn b hap Accordmg to the Marine spokesman, Trt-adway was the son or Mr. and Mrs. Cl yde Treadway of Hillrose, Colo. •Air Strike Talks Begin SAN 01EC0 t AP l Negoti ating teams representing pilots and lllanagem~nl ha v'-· ml't agmn 1n hopes of ending a two.week-old pilots' 1 atrike against Continental Airlines. Jn Los Angeles. an airline spokesman said the start or talks in· dicated tianngement's belief that pilots have substantially reduced their demands ... We wouldn't have ~one down there if we hadn'l hoped ror a settlement." he said •Kidnap Trial Site Mulled MADERA (AP > The judge in the ChowchilJa kidnaping case afttr order ing the trial moved from Madera County -says he • will Sl'lecl a new tnal site from a list of counties provided by the court system. • Superior Court Ju<lge Jack L. llammerberg said that he granted a delcnse motion for change of venue to avoid any possibility that the tase might be prejud!ced and overturned on appeal. Attorneys for ihe three younj.'! San Francisco Peninsula men accused-of the kid· • l1aplngs had argued that the switch was necessary because ·everyone in M11dllr a County had become emotionally1nvol ved. <' . .•11ea'-·her's Firing (Jpheld • LOS AN GEi.ES I \P) The 1972 firing of a San Diego Slate t'41lcge professor who had been active ln anti-Vietnam war de· lllOnslrallons has bL>en upheld in Los Angeles Superior Court. •, Judge Harn· llupp l\greed with ChancellorGJenoS. Dumke that .ip.o;tructor l'rtrr Bohmer should have acted to prevent illegal de· '9'\onstration act1v1ty on the campus In 1972. In bis decision Hupp ~Jso aBrt-ed that Hohmr r had improperly participated In demonstra· bons on cam puo; '>Orne of which erupted in violence. •Cocoi11e Danger Aired LOS ANG EL ES ct\ Pl Witnesses took sharply different views '-or th<' dangers or cot'mne at a 1e.:1slal1 ve study session. One of those f most outspoken aJ?ai nst was Dr f1oyd Anderson, chief o{ biological rest-arch for the li S Drui:! Enforcement Administration in Washington, D.C who tcrmNI the drug "very dangerous." But Dr J ohn Kramer, 8S!>OC1ale professor or psychiatry and I pharmacology nt the Umvennty of California at Irvine, sugg~ted \ that the drug is actually relol1vcly harmless. ' ; ' I! f •Past S·F Mayor Robbed SAN FRANCISCO CAP)-Three masked thugs held fotmerSan Francisco mayor George Christopher, his wtfe and six guests at 1 gunpoint before robbing the group and pistol-whipping one man, police uid. Investigators estimated the evening holdup netted the thieves about $6,000 in cash and jewelry. "They appeared anxious to shoot somebody, and they didn't seem to care who," Christopher said. . ,, FROM Fashion Island N~,vport Beach LOS ANGELES (AP) - Midair private plane crashes, like death, taxes and auto acci· dents, appear to be inevitable and an most Uhly to occur in clear, sunny weather, say gov- snment investigators aQd pilots. "J 'd bate to say you can expect tbern, but there are aoi.ng lo be a certain number of midair col· llsloos every year," said Al Crawford, who beads the Na· Uonal Transportation and Safety .,ard 's Los Angeles field office. ~ A POPULAR conception at lncreasingly ''crowded s~ies'' Markets Gird for Walkout LOS ANGELES CAP ) - Supermarket chains are bracing for a threatened strike Monday morning as I as t-minute talks continued to avert a walkout. "The 'markets are all getting ready for a strike Monday morn· i.ng," said Food Employers Coun· cil spe>Msman Bob Voigt. ,"The union is still threatening and we're still far apart." HE SA ID management repres entatives met with butchers mos t of Saturday lo try to avert the walkout. He noted the six butchers' locals and 18 Teamsters' locals plan to vote lo· day by secret ballot on whether to accept the final proposal. "The chances of a strike right now are aboul SO·SO," said Voigt. The vote will be completed tonight and will require a two. thirds majority to reject the latest pay offer. BVT IF A STRIKE does come, Voigt vows the stores will stay open. "We will k eep the stores open." he said. "Of course, there will be some blank spaces oo the shelves." Voigt said arrangements have been made to get deliveries from independent trucking companies and s u ppliers, addin g supervisors will be working too. "All the companies are pre- pared differently," he noted. "Some chains will be prepared better than others." He said supermarket chains in Southern California and Las Vegas would be affected , and independent stores would be marginally af. rected. CSEA Asks Closed Jury Proceedings VENTURA (AP ) -The California State Employes As· s ociation (CSEA ), which repr esents most employes at Camarillo State Hospital, says it may seek a court order to close an unusual public grand jury pro- be into deaths at the hospital. Mike McBride, a CSEA spokesman, said his group is con- sidering whether to try to close the public hearing, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Monday in Ven- tura. DIST. A'l"rV. C. Stanley Trom and Grand Jury Foreman An- thony J . Capritlo had asked that the hearing be open to the public, saying the investigation "direct- ly and significantly affects the general public welfare." Authorities plan to pr~sent re- sUlts of thefr year-long investiga- tion of 75 deaths by asphyxiaUon, drug overdose, drowning and other unusu al causes at the hospital over a four-year period. The grand jury is to determine if criminal negligence was in- volved In any or the deaths. MCBRIDE SA ID CSEA is try· ing to close the public hearing on grounds that employes called to testify, may be denied their due process rights . may be a myth. The Federal Aviation AdministratJon says the number oC private pilots, cur- rently listed at 728,000, has ac· tually declined from a peak of 750,000 in 1972. "We don't find midair col- lisions very often under instru- ment flying conditions," aald Crawford. "Generally we have midair crashes when the weather ls good, when you have pilots try. ing to look out for each other. IN 1t14, THE latest figures supplied by the NTSB, ~ midair collisions occurred. In the Los Angeles area, where five or the 10 busiest airports in the nation are located, three midair collisions have occurred within two years. The latest collision, on Thurs· day, claimed two lives over Long Beach Harbor. An Oct. 21 acci- dent, which rain~ debris over a heavy.populated area of West Los Angeles, also klJled two Qer&ODS. WALLY FUNK, an NTSB in· vestigator, said all three col· lislons occurred during beauUfuJ. ly clear weather. "These midairs are one of the unfortunate evila we have to live with," said Jack Bandy, chief pilot for the Hardyaire flight school in Long Beach. But Bandy and government spokesmen say the number or general aviation aircraft deaths Is miniscule compared t o highway fatalities. In 1975, said Miss Funk, 1,32• persons died in general aviation accidents, com- pared to about 56,000 persons who died in traffic related deaths. "BUT WREN YOU start ad· ding up the number of miles cov- ered the figures slart to even out a bit," said Bart Gault, an in· structor with Beecbcraft West in VanNuys. "Considering the amount of traffic, flying is very, very safe," says Darryl Marsellus, an in· structor and flight department manager at Martin Aviation at Orange County Airport. Midairs tend to occur more often in good weather for several reasons, say flight instructors. "YOU CAN SPOT an aircraft on a haiy day easier," said Marsellus. Aircrafl stand out more clearly against a back- growwi of clouds, hesaid. The skies. like beaches, ski slopes, yacht basins Ot" baMball diamonds, are more populated on clear, sunny days. "More planes are nytng then. In bad weather, everybody ls Un· der radar control," says Tim Stehle, chief pilot for E .C. Avia- tion Services at the CoJumbu1, Ohio, airport. BUT SOME OF THE nation's busiest airports have a relatively small percenta1e of airline and other commercial traffic and are not under jurisdiction of a Terminal Contra! Area. For eumple, Orange County Airport is the nation's second bU.siest, handling 618.888 takeoffs and landings in 1975. Only 2 per· cent of Orange County'• traffic is commercial. Thus pilots revert to "eyeball" or visual flight rules moments after takeoff. Now 49.99 Polaroid Pronto c1mera. The new little camera for SX-70 pictures. Ejects self - developlng pictures. Plastic 3- etement lens focuses from 3 feet to infinity. Pronto weighs only 16 oz. Now 21.99 Polaroid Super Shooter Camera. Uses s ix different types of Polaroid fllm. Electric eye. Electronlc shutter. Polaroid cameras now at low JCPenney prices. Now 119.99 Pol1rold SX-70 Model 2 camer1. This folding deluxe camera features slngle lens viewing and focusing. Ute your JCPenney Time Payment Plan. . r· ; .. : . ~ . ' -.. Now 149.99 Polaroid SX-70 Alpha 1 camera. Features modulated photometric for better exposures, flll flesh and flash monitoring shutter. JC Penney 35e.l(A· T ARCADIA CANOGA PARK CARSON CULVER CITY 'FOX HILLS' DOWNEY FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILLS LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH NO~THRIDGE ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENTE HILLS RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO VENTURA WEST COVINA WHITTWOOO STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR ' J Aa ( __ D_~_I_LY_P_I L_O_T_E_D_l_TO_R_l<\_L_P._A_G_E __ . In the aftermath of last Tuesday's election, the key question still remwms unanswered, as it was , ... before the election: Wh at will be Jimmy Carter 's priorities in 1977 and how will he go about the job of being the a9tb President·~ Certainly Carter has his work cut out for him, the econom y aside. Neither the Arab oil countries nor the Russians • are likely to suddenly change their ways or forgo a ny "' advantage in response to professions of trust a nd good will, no matter how earnest. They very well may seek to test him early on. At home, he has pledges and political JOUs to ,., several major interest groups who are unlikely to wait until 1980 or beyond for what they believe should be the £rui ts of their victory. Organized labor has a long and expensive shop· ping list which basically translates into more jobs, more federa l programs and more power for unions. The big·<:ity mayors want massive federal funds . Farmers want higher price supports. Consumer groups want more regulations on all types of busi- ne ss . Th e so uth ern states wa n t m o r e federal projects. The e ducators want major boosts in f ederaJ funds. Mi norities have been pro- ' mised more of everything. And so on the list goes. All groups believe they have a commitment from the new President to see things their way. And soon. Trying to provide even symbolic action on all of these pledges· without worsenjng inflation or dis- couraging business, or without further alienating that "half" of the nation that did not support him, is going to be an extremely difficult feat. Meanwhile, Republicans already appear to be r e· ady to capitalize on tho Cact that the Democratic Congress can no longer escape.the public's wrath for inequitable taxation and the excesses of big govern- ment by blaming it on a Reoubli~an President. Carter and his supporters already have declared that despite his narrow victory he has a sweeping ~. mandate to atte mpt to do pretty much as he wishes. Tbe critics counter that Carter was elected Presi- dent of the eastern "half" of the United States and should recognize lhat he has no mandate from a ma- jority oC the states that constitute the Republic. The simple fact is that J immy Carter is the duly elected President und he does indeed have all the mandate he needs to pursue th~ policies and pro. grams he wishes. Equally j mportant. the Democratic Congress has won an even more sweeping mandate. We would hope that when the campai~n excite- ment fa des President-elect Carter will see bis election not~ much as a mandate to strive to live up to an ac· Uvist billing but as a mandate to serve wisely and well. Doings Under Scrutiny Orange County supervisors are currently taking a microscopic look at county government operations in what is called a zer o-base budget revrew. · · Zero-base begins at scratch. assumes t here is no existing government structure to support and starts the budget-building process from ther e. · Supervisors aren't likely to find their tedious review will reveal s ubstantial ways to save tax money on such necessary government staples as telephone bills, utilities and space costs. 1t 's more likely that their greatest benefit will come from examirung functions and operating policies controlling various county departments. By taking a hard. new look at whal a county de- partment does, it could be possible to find out if better and less costly ways to do things ar e available-or , in· <leed, if they need to be done at all. , Even if only mjnor SHvings com e from the zero- base budget it will al least result in a clearer picture of what county agencies are doing as well as the justification for what they are doin1Z" . • .. °t "" I• I • .. 'Ford Forgot Foreign Policy's Human Q-µoti~nt 1 WASHINGTON, D.C. -A.bout a month ago, a Soviet pilot by the name of Valentin Zasimov flew a s mall military aircraft across the border into Tran and request· cd political asylum in the United States. But instead of granting his re· quest. the Iranian authorities sent Zasimov back to the Soviet Un ion -a nd to perpetual im- prisonment if not death. T h a t epi s od e ·, which r e - ceived s cant attention in the American press, ought to be SPQtJighted. For it i s indir e c tl y symptomatic of the extent to which the Ford administration, despite its rl1etorical commit-~ .. ment to freedom. has ignored the human quotient in foreign policy. IRAN IS a client of tile United S tates . It s ruler, Shah Mohammed Reia PahJevi. was restored lo the throne in 1953 by the Central Intell igence Agency, which also helped to organize his s ecret police. H e a lso is America's bigges t buyer of sophisticated Wl'apons. Yet with all this. the United States has been unwilling lo try to persuade him lo liberalize his regJme, which is as repressive as any in tbe world. There are even reports, that the Shah's secret police have been alloY<e9 lo keep track of his oppo- nents here in the t.Jnited States. I do not believe that we ought to adopt th e r ole of globul policeman, int<-rvenlng in the in- ternal affairs of cn•ry c:ountry STANLEY KAR NOW whose domestic conduct we dis- like. To pursue that sort of policy would obviously involve us in a series of Vietnam tragedies. But I do think that we have both the right and the resPQnsibility to exert our in· fluence when nations that rely on us for assistance act in a manner that we consider reprehensible. TN THIS respect. the Iranian decision to return Zasimov to the Russians Is not only immoral but downright impractical, since it is bound to discourage other Soviet officers, mdny ()( who'ril have va1 uable information, from de- fecting to the West.. • Nor should we overlook the fact that, by supporting the Shah, we bolst er a government that re· fuses to tolerate dissent, and, ac· cording to Amnesty Interna- tional, an organization that keeps track of polJtical repression, has "t he highest r a te of death penalties In the world, no valid system of civilian courts and a history of torture that is beyond belief." Iran, however, is not an isolat· ed case of dictatorship being propped up by the American tax- payer. Another example is South Korea. South Korean President Park Chung Hee, like the Shah, treats his adversaries with brutality. IDS PllACl'ICE is to accuse his foes of being Communist agents, even though most of them. by U.S. standards, would be considered somewhat 'lo th'e right of Jimmy Carter. ' A recent investigation has revealed, moreover, that South Korean officials operating in the United States have been divert- ing American aid funds into bribes to U.S. politicians. Among those allegedly involved is a Korean-born woman employed by Carl Albert, the speaker of the House of Representatives . During his foreign policy de· bate against Carter a few weeks ago, President Ford disclosed that he has attempted unsuc- cessfully to convince the South Koreans that they must reform. But he went on to justify their misconduct by explaining that they are threatened by the North Korean Communis ts . Thus Ford repealed the age-old :ll'gument that we cannot afford to "rock the boat" in countries that face a Communist menace. And that .argument, in South Korea, Iran and elsewhere, ha3 become the rationale for U.S. a ceptance of to\alltarian proteg IT ALSO eacourages tbos states to retain their tolalit.arj trappings. • . It is undeniable that many these nations, w.batever thei domestic estat!H'•hmcnts , ar strategically i'-portant to Ul United States and !should not abandoned for th\ll reason. B we can assure lbelr defens without underwriting thei repressive activiti~ We ought to be celia.in that aid programs ar e specificall earmarked so that Uiey are n employed to grind do'11 cit& who disagree with Ul4lr gov men ts . Our obligation is at peopl rather than to regimesJi iC o ty. to keep faltn. with ur o values1 we must make e th our help is being used pr rly. Selection Process Far More Open Voters Take Satisf actio ·' 1 l ... Some commentators have sug- gested that m ost of the voters made up their minds last Tues- day m or e on the basis of personality than on the basis of the posilions taken by the can- didates. :i tend to agree with them. The mood of the American people in 1976 was the µroducl o f Vietnam and Wate rgate . Aga ins t .the background of the deceit, the dlshones· ty and the de- vio u s n ess that bol.h these events had in common, the American peopl e couldn't be blamed for feeling that the most Important issue of the campaign was the ·:. 'Regi.strar ' Reduced Turnout To the Editor: Next lime you hear about voter •' turnout, look at the underlying reasons why. I can't vote because 1:, the person who registered me did • 1• nottumlntheappllcatlons! The form be wu using to re- . ltater people wu not the booklet form that tbedeputi&ed registral"t .. me -It waa a mail-in form that Ill)' persoa from any Ol"(uliulion •• can obtain In quantity from any ~t olflceor county reelltar. This ts not the first Ume this -: has happen,d. These "illegal" •1 registrars bave been operating 1dnce the most recent registra· ,, lion law went into effect. The law states basically that anyone can register people to vote -de- putized or not. TIOS ALLOWS anyone with a party prelertnce to ~ter both put.I•, and then, at hll own dis· uetlon, throw away whichever party's applications besodesires. thu.ireduclng thatp~y·a~umout aUhepolls. ~n I registered, I asaumed .,that.\hls person who had been on \he university campus for almost • t t "(eek, registering people to vote, was a legitimate registrar. Had I known that 8f\Y "Joe Schmoe" could set up a card ta- bJe and portray himself as a de· putised registrar, I certainly wowd have asked to aee his "license" to take applications before 1 trusted mine'° him. T1llS PERSON took...,., my right to vol~. Tbroueh my blind truaUna, I allowed him to stop my application from 1ettlng to tile riChUource. '11ltte ls noth1n11 can do now to · change tbe situation. N. far u the County Oftlce of the Reglatrar is concerned, I oevef even re· giateredl ['·-~~------]~ •-fl a u l11fJ OK MAILBOX ToiheEdito'r : Re your 10/28176 story entitled ·' ''Public Fund U'se Hit", wherein J,.ftte,, from readers are welcome. TM right to condense Letters to /it 6J10Ce or eliminate llbtl fl rettrt>N. Utter• of 300 wordl or la. wiU be gfvm pr-tnence. All lttt,,..t muat in· cludt ffgnature a'ld maallng oddreu ~but ncuri<• mq be withhdt.f. on re· qwlf if fU//fCffftl rfCUOfl ii appartnf. Poef'I/ will not be publiahed. two lndJvlduaJs p1:otested Ulat the Huntington Beach band, choir, and drtll team w.ere bussed t o MUe Square Park to partldpate in a ceremony for the President oC the United Stales: I wonder if they would register prottlll bad it ~ the Miss U.S.A. contest or an appearance by Cover no.r Brown or Nell Diamond. ' This low has got to' cban1e. What they forgot to think about 'When they enacted it is the fact that Jun 11 there are slck people who com mlt a variety~ hbrrtble crimes, ther~ are &let 'People who have tlktn this " law and abused st to suit thelr own de· vloua dt1lres. CRRlSTlNA NELSON I auspect they would thlnk lt a wonderful experience for these kids ln Uie' band, choir and drlll ~am, (ond I'm pretty sute It must have been). Have the two protesten an ax to &rind? Or are the1 jus t "cor)cerned citlaen• "? To borrow from Rocl\eater'a vocabulary, "Ob, bosa, eomenow!'' KAYPECAUT [ ] was further demonstration tha' NOR MAN Ole syst~r;n was not rigged and i COUSINS supremely responsive to th' popular will. • -----------The ability of.a fl!all who ~kt k ind o f m a n who would no nationaJoCCice,wbohadnona· represent them in the Wh ite tional reputation, to capture ~ HousP. presidential nomination j111t Simple and basic things like through the sheer impact o( b.l' char acter and integrity were personality in the primary ca~ therefore prime issues. The paigns was startling evidence voters listened carefully as the that the selection process Ls far candidates, especially duting the mor e open than the cynics bid TV debates, declared themselves realized. on inflation, t axes, jobs and TBEJ'l1 CAMB the election foreign policy. campaign, the most lnterestiJll' BUT THE voters were even feature of which was a TV debatl' more intent on selecting a man in which both ca]ldidates had ttl who could in spire their con-submit them$elves to a test '*- fidence. public scrullti)' that was U1•1 In historical perspective, the precedented In lts severity. fl 1976 elections will be seen as a Flnally, there was tbe cleat-• vital part of the recovery process proof that people DO make UP\ from the trauma of Vietnam and their minds on the basiJ of whaUi Watergate. Either one of these happens durtng a campatgn. two events, in almost any other Approximately half the efee··~ country in the world. might have torate has been disappointed in •1 been enough to unhinge not just the outcome. But everyone oucht 1 the party in power but tile gov-to take substantial satisfaction in ' emment itself. the demon.tration that the 1m · But Americans were to dis-electionW" w~re part of a • cover that their system had built necessary. 'regenerating proc:da . into it an extraordinary capacity that proved that the insUtuUOft°S for self -correction and stability. of the society are sound. . In the case of Vi etnam, the ex· ' ecutive branch of government had allowed itself lo become en· meshed, st~p by step, in a war that started out as little more than an undercover operation . But it is a tribute to the American people that they saw the war dlf· fer entJy Crom tho way their President saw it. TO PRESIDENT Johnson, once he committed American blood to a forelin enterprise. the United States could tum back only at great cost in pride and prestige. To the American people, however , prtde was connected more to matters ol right and wrong thah to th~ need to assert the notional power. In the Watergate eplsode, tile American system demonstrated as Qe\'fr before its ablUty lo deal with wrongdoing ilJ high places, forctnc out ot oCfice both a Presi- dent and a Vice President. 1he 191~ primary campaip ~ 0 9'ANGa COAST ... ... DAILY PILOT RobertN. Wttd.Publl•h~ Thoma• Ku vii. fo:dJlor The edllorlal page of the Dally Pilot suks to Inform an stimulate readers by prdenlln on this page diverse comme11t on topics of lnterttt by syndic• ed rolumnlSts and cartoonl.sU. b providing a forum for read views and by pre.sent1n1 thl newspaper's opinions and Ide on (llrrent topics. Th~ edltori opinions of the D•ily Pilot appe only in the editorial column 1t t toP or the pa1e. Oplnlona pressed by the columni~ll a urtoonlsts and letter writers their own and no endorsement the-Ir views by the Dilly Pl ah°'lld bt inferr~d. .Sunday, Nov. 7, 1976 ~ ·~ .. ...:-, Sunday. November 7. 1976 DAIL V PILOT .4 7 Anatoiny of County . Calllpaign raCtics .. ,. "'' 9JTBOMAS DEVIL ? .,. .. .,,. .... .i... •. . u·, 1 terribly d~manding and not vesy profitable for anyone to aetemoUonally involvc.'Cli.n poUtlcal campal1ns. , ..For those reasons -and because o( our presumed capacity to remain profeplonally detached in cur report:s-lhoH oC utln the neW'lbusinds are Inclined to maintain a we-knew-lt-would·hap~ attitude when politicians begin sllng- mcthe really smelly mud. The worst barrage of lies aod phony clalm1 hertJ in Orange County usually comes in the mail a day or two b~fore the election.-tdolate forthe~tion to re· fute or disprove the smeats. But then election d~ comes. some· one wins and someone loses and no one has the energy or interest to rehash yesterda)' 's Teal and unreal claim5 and icuv11.. promises. WE ORANGE County voters raced an unpr,cedented flood of e11mpaign mail in the· June primary. Aftet Jt was over, l ·wrote a light-hearted piece. hoping to show hOw absurd and wuterul these campaign.shave become. Io retrospect. maybe itsbouldn 'tbaye been light~}lea~ed at all. Maybe lhe DaUy Pilot and other oeW5papers $bould do more to &pot theJles, pin down the s lurs and sliders. and tell .. voters how their brains are being twi,sted. .. This thought was bothering me throughout 1he. cam- ~gna-O>at led up to Tuesday's general election. It waS.~Qte Of the same . .J'ewer dollars were spent than in the primary. but Ute Keevil mailbox -like yours -wa~ stuffed wt\.b:p daily flow of com puter·f ed propaganda. · ' It m ay be unfair to single out one piece or matt for de tailed analysis.. There was plenty or outrageous material to selectrrom. I 'Fc5r exasnple, voters in the First Supervisorial District got a deadline mailer~rom (successful > candidate Phil An· t.hony lha'8bould laav.,won a prize for garish typography and bold headline~. Jt wa~ aimed at discr editing his opponent. Harry~amamoto. I . . ONE HEADLINE in the white and brilliant·red folder pro· claimed: , "(1nerltu1: 9'etlred but rn1ln1el11l119 1n llonorary tl- llt conupo11dln9 lo tllat ~Id Immediately before r .. ~--llttmanl.'" No aucll tttla ... He1uy Oul9tay 11 a form•r trvlna clly COUI)• ct4rMn wbo ran flttll In tMI 9'~blloan prlmery for Ille \.----------1 1'111 A1tembly Ol1Ulct, tti.n l11a IOI u •clty councH "'"''" ... Wllataver w11 printed aoout &lemon• WH prtntad ~ Iha Dtll)' Pllol, Ill• R-olater, lhe Lot AnQ411H Tim•• and other new1paper1, not by Siemon•' opponent. Odc!Jy, tlle phrnlng of the A•a;e•n lellar ln place• 1lmo1t auctly m1tch11 that uHd 1111n andoraementlel· ter Hnt oul In the Primary by former Sharifi Jam11 ,._,slcll. Ti.a Goldwater letter re· lerreqlo la undtted. but re- p0rt.cf to b• about """ yeare old. In It, Goldwater com1ne1111 on 1ug91tt~1 r'91fdln11 boat operallone. Th• •UjltUllOM were •P- pwenttv left by Siemon• In ~wlller'• Wnhlngten of· '~' whK• th• Senator was 0\4-of town. Tiit only "charge" com- • •• from • Beverly Hiiie -.noroty who ll1ted Cordova • -•od Dl1trlct Atlornay Cecil Hick• -In • paper never filed In court. The "proof " 11 •. propoHd amendment to a nioved to 9'lvaralda C®nty 1 .. 1 June. He 11 no lorlfl' ,..._,.,,d 10 vote In Oranoe ~nty ind no longer a r .. ~·· 'rom OCt. II to Nov. 1, tht Dilly Piiot at1ampted r .. pe1ltdly and con1l1tently lo obtain comment from lltmont r-01rdln9 repon· r.~~~~~~~~~ ed Hlzurt of pornogr8'>hfc he ~me!~S say J m as left the slemons tcok a one hour boat Dana Point! G~vernor R~nald Rea9an,~s;;.;e~n~e~o~-tt~~;..;:.~~~;.:;.;~~ Republican Assembly Lea e au r o o a )C m1tarl1I by fedtral agent• and complalnt1 that he m1ne11ver•d 1n employ•'• name onto the b1llot 11 the e11penH oJ a pclmuy elec:• lion opp0ntnt. 8111110111 r .. fund t o reply to the dlarge1. Cordova 11 a <Nputy dlatrlct attorney for the County ol Orang•. ll1rry Goldwater -July 23, 1971: "I do not know Mr, Siemon• OI If I do, I ha.,. forgotten mHtlng him. My ton uya II• know• him 1ll9htty, but not wall. I think. lranldy, tll1t 1111 UH ol our n1mt In hi• campaign llterature eirtende normal courtHy 1u1t a bit." Siemon• and hi• wife tell In hi• boet from the Balboa 81y Club late on the aftarnoon of Oct. ti. Calle lo both hi• auto •1•noy e"l'ld his campaign headqullftera by tht Dilly Piiot the lolow- ln9 day produced advice that ha "will b• out of town lndtllnlttly," To our llnowl•dt•· no new1peper publlahed an eccount aay• Ing ht had left tt1a country. YAMAMOTO"CONFE~ES" RECEIVING $30,toO LOAN FROM ARTESIA DOCTOR In actuality. Yamamoto borrowed the money from a den· tiatfriend, never tried to hide it and in fact listed it early on his campaign financial statement. So it was hardly a "con· feasion" despite-the implication that some wrongdoing was involved. , civil complalnt. The amendment haa not be~ llled, nor aet f or court IC1ion. u r ging you to vote for Republican Jim Slemons President F::>rd, Sam Hayakawa and Bob aadhaa. The "wtll·in•1nlng hou1awlfe" la Marlen Bergeson, a 41·yHr-old m1n19ament conaultlnt, mother of four with a list of clvlo contributions going back 15 )IHfl. An expen In educ1tlon1I aflalra, ehe Wit twlct Pfllldtnt of the Newport•Meea Unified SdM>ot Dl1trle1 and former PfHldenl ol th• C1llfor11le School Board A11oclatlon. _;._ ·(One w•nders, too, at the subtleties or the political tact•· pian Who put the mailer together : ls there something more distasteful to be inferred if a candidate borrows from a ·'doc· tor"lnsteadofa "dentist"?) E~n with the abundance or material available from both the primary and general elections, I did feel one was out· standing enough to warrant some afier·lhe·fact comment. 1t'6 the letter reprinted on this page with 16 separate marginal notes th at attempt lo put into some kind or focus the assertions, presumptions and distortions spread throughout the 74th Assembly Dis trict the day before the election. I llV NOW, ALMOST everyone knows how Jim Slemons blew more than $200,000 in his unsuccessful attempt to win the 74th Di~lrict seat. It probably would> be redundant to go over the slips and slides of his campa\gn, butjustfor the sake of cold. rational analysis, it may be worthwhile to take one piece of election·eve mail and study it for what it is. We tracked theslgnerofthatletler , Henry Quigley, down at his real estate office in Temecula, there on Front Street around the corner from Main and across from the Long Branch saloon. We hadn't seen much or Quigley since he lost the 74lh GOP primary to Slemons. Fact is. he and his family moved out of Irvine right after that election last June. They live in Murietta, just up the road from Temecula and south or Lake Elsinore. He wrote the letter himself. said Quigley. Slemons asked him t.o. No, be didn't see anything wrong with it. No, he'didn 't lake any money for it.Yes, the statements are true. But pinned to specifics. Quigley tap·danced. He hadn't meant to say all of the s mears originated with Cordova. lie hadn't meant for ·'them " (the Slemons people) to use the title of City Councilman Emeritus. He wrote that Sen. Dennis Carpenter was supporting Slemons because be thought he had read somewhere that Carpenter was supportjng all Republican candidates. What about saying Cordova had printed those "lies and smeara"? "IJr'HINX maybe 1 read a news account quoting Cordova about It," Quigley replied. "Maybe he was m isquoted. I don't kn()w,'' This from the man who. while preparing to enter the 74th District race last spring. blanketed the area with large and colorful signs proclaiming -HENRY QUJGLEY. LEADERSHIP! Som uc h for the letter and for J lenry Quigley. ••• Any analysis ot the computerized, mail·barrage type of The '"M111a9e Parl01$" lnvolva.,..nt llee 111 11 1:4141 In whloh Cordova. 11 deputy dlatrlct atto•My, proHcuted • wonia n wt'<I w11 arrested, tried and acquitted on • charge of pro~tltutlon In a !i1nt1 Ana ma111ge parlor. The · l etter, whlcll Oulglev claims to h•v• writ· 1111 hlmaelf, wa• comPutaf'· pflntad and milled at the expen1~ of the Slemons c:amp1lgn or91l)liatlon - financed almo11 entirely by Slemon1 hlmaelf and car daale11 from throJ19hout CalllOfnla. P.S. ! Re1e111ter , if you vrite-ir. atother candidate it is just like a vote for liberal Democrat Cordova ~ Carpenter, Nov. 1, 1171: .. Th1t la an abaolut• II• and I coneldar It a lrlYH· ty. I told Siemon• 111d (Arnold) Forde that under the clrcum1t1nce1 there la no way In the world I would lat my nemt be uud In thl• c1mp1lgn. Tllare 11 no way tllty could llave ml1un· deratood me." He Hid he had not Hen or convarMd with Quigley In approx· lmat1ly one year. ~ '""trtf P•f'f'ot''"'t .. , M .. 14od •I 'uhN h~wnv" l'ut~ • ..., •111'f.ci-. tJ Jwn ~'-"'""it.. H K..iit•'"'· ,,.,..~. llJI Qu.J St .~.,, S...h. CA tithJ p.,,,,.., h., 11.4 ... To4'• (4. 11..v• 1,. • IOl!OI ""'"""" 61.<I . I A CA"'"" campaigning that has become so voguish in Orange County leads inevitably to two men: Arnold Forde and William Butcher.! • " this clever, cool aod loos~principled pair draHed in a bundle handling six campaigns in the June primary. Along ~th oth~r vic:tones. they won for Slemons lhe nomination that put him into last Tuesday'sgeoeralelection. But Butcher and Forde laid low after the primary. While it's likely they offered some advice as Slemons• campaign began to sag, they flatly deny -as does Slemons -that they were in charge of things after June. BUT WITH OR without their guidance, the Butcher· Forde style lived on. What they have done. apparently, is spawn a host of imitators who copy their techniques right down to using the same computers and the same malling and pJintJl'\i firms. As best we can tell, what looked like the Butcher· Forde touch in Slemons • October·November campaigning actually came !rom John Meyer, whO had master·minded a powerful (and expens}ve) race for supervisortal candidate Max Binsw anger last June. The Butcher•Forde philosophy is no secret. Both are more then willing to spell out the pragmatic. hard, cold facts ol mapping political victory as they view them. One thing a candidate needs. for example, is money, tots or money. Says Butcher: · "Approximately 95 percent of elections are won by peo- plewbospend the most money." . TREY SEE TREMsELVES as professionals, llke al· torneys who plead the cause for their client, right or wrong. The parallel bas a nlce.finl, butltdoesn't•tdte fit. Attorneys do have some restraints. They have.judges. Tbey have laws and precedents. Butcher aod Forde are their own judges. From what we've seen or th'eir work, they operate with only the barest or moral or principle restraints. If a techn1que will help a can· didate, they '11 use it. So, obviously, will their imitators. In all of this, there is one major item worth noting. J im Slemons spent a pile of money trying to win last Tuesday's election. Every Butcher-Forde trick In the book was pulled out. He had a 2·to·l voter registration edge. And he lost. Hu tbe Butcher-Forde type of camP.aignlng run its course? (J/ are candidates going to have to rind some higher· principled way of getting their views and qualifications to the voter'! J think we'll continue t.o see the same depressing, insult· iJlCplles of garbage two years from now . But I'll bet no one drlves..over t.o Temecula lo ask Henry Quieleytosign any of it. 'Dole Was the Only Blunder' Aim at Net Worth For Tax Reforms WASHINGTON -While Pres!· r dent Ford eppeared to pull even wlU! .Jlmmv Carter on the closing weekend of the campaign, his 1, senior a_ldea even then were privately assigning the blame for po11lble de(ea\ to Sen. Robert Dole. r "l wopJd say very frankly that rt Bob Dole bM cost at least two , perc•ntaae 1r points, an~ that ml1M Just be the 1 ballgame,'' a Ford insider told us three days before , .. the election. Thoe~~·~ ...... ~ ~rd .~II comma.Mt be eves, by Doltlum· inc off ltbnal·to·moderate ' Republicans an4 ener1l&ing 1 partisan 'Democrat.a ln Carter's 1 behalf. No doubt, Dole Is one of those rare vice-prealdentJal candidates who made a dltfereoc:e -ln bls · caseanegativedifrerence. YET, THE Ford operatives 1 aeekinc to transform Dole from ''hatcbetmaa to 1capetoat arc ob- 1 1curin1 the point. Tho princlp-1 blame Ua wlt.h Ford campaign manafet'I -'ho Hleci.d Dole a.nd Ulen failed to develop an orderly rol•forhlm. Dole, theretorc, stand.1 out as I.be one 1lrateglc blunder since Mr. Ford·• DObltnaUon So. CMm· '1 paign that otherwise became ef· fectlve and intelligent. The re· aaon may be that Ford managers accepted lhe conventional wiadom that vh:e·ptesidentlal candidates are irrelevant to an election's outcome. Actually, preceding the Republican convention when the polls showed Mr. Ford 25 to 30 percentage points behind Carter, some innovative thought was ap- plied tothe vice presidency. Deputy campaign manager Stu Spencer, seeking a nmning mate who would brlng along some votes, was responsible for speculation about Ann e Armstrong, Ambassador to Great Britain. TWO FACTORS craShect Spen· ctt'a eftort.s. First. polling data -ol dubious value In thls case - showed no running mate would help and a woman would hurt. Second, the President's senior advisers wanted an orthodox Republican \lnlversally accepta· ble to lb' evenly dMded national convention. The report that the defeated Ronald Reagan dictated Dole's selection is sheer myth. Rather. Dole ended up as tho aurvivor In •process or eUmtnoUon as better known candidates were scratched otf as unacceptable. Once Dole was Mmln•ted, nobOcly In the Ford hl8h com· mand took seriously ollicial pro- paganda that he would help carry the farm belt (wiLh tbe ( EV ~NS-NOV AK ] Presicleat'• m en. Today tboH men ruefully u- seu the Impact of the vJc:e pr• sidential debate as greater tHan possible exception o! his native the three presidential debates Kansas). · combined. Because Dole com· "That's the last any of us will mltted the blunder of playing ever see of him," said a Ford in· hatchetman over nation al sider , only half.facetious ly, television. Democrata were Prc>- poinUng to Dote on the rostrum at vided a hate objec:t ln the tradltloo Kansas City the night or his ac· of Joe McCarthy and Spiro cept.an<;e fpeech. Agnew. . ( SINCE 1DOLE'S Assignment was merely as a cheerleader for gatherings or the Republican falthlut during lll.e Rose Garden phase 6f 'Mr. •Ford's· campaign. the White House Ignored Dole's con\loued h'rdoosed sarcastic style -etrectlve with partisan audiences but inappropriate for a , vice-presidential eandidate. Nor was there concern that Dole, a witty and charming man ln private. was al sword's point with reporters accompanying him. These overalgbU would not ' h a v e m a tt e r e d had no t. Reput)lica.ns acquiesced in the League ot Women Voten· pro- posal lor a vke-pre,,ldential de- b11te. Dote. unreceptive t.o White Rouse advice. rejected an of. (~red prac;ltce QUestion·and· ~wer a,.slon. , but Ford slrat~~. regard· Ins the aebl\te Rt an mlevancy, did not praa the point. Dole's 1t.urd dlstntermeot of the Pearl Un-bot' ~ont.tover~y wu made poulble by inattenuon from the UNTIL THE debate, Sen. Wat~er Mondale had come over as a stodgy. doctrinaire liberal; Dole transmogrified him into a hero. Dole lnltantly became the re· aaon, excuae or pretelrt for besi· tant liberals to support Carter. One major newspaper endorsed Carter only because ol Dole, and many others cited Dole in their endonement editorials. Bob Dote clearly does not min· to the McCarthy-Agnew sue· cession and actually ls a moderate COOlerVIUV• retpecl· ed and liked in the Senate, Tho fact t.bathe has Instead projected an ogre's image ln lbe cam]>algD is partl&lty his own fault. • But the blame must be shared by President Ford and hit pqllU'cal mana1ert for their inincllessnets In picklnt l>ole, ~ ~ him and flnally penlllWn1 blan to wander Into db.elter •t RCMA1ton. Oct. i.s. Dole waa t.le only m.tor poet. nominaUon blunder ol the P'ord campalp, and it was a whopper. Both the major political parties are less than candid about·the vexing subject or "tax reform." but it must be admitted that the Republicans are more h on est abou t it than the Democrats are. The Republicans hardly pretend to care much about a n yon e who isn 't a certified WASP making it {n an antiseptic suburb, while the Democrati shed huge crocodile tears 9bout the tax burden on the poor. But, realistically. it has been the Democratic majority io Coogress that has steadily ahie.d away from lmpos· Ing a pro· gresslve tax on citizens , whUe paying Up-service to the Ideal -tor the eminently ,practical roa&on that no way can be louncl to do this that would not allenate tens of mllllona or mid· dle·elass voters. In point of fact, all proposals fOf' "tax reform" are phonies ns lone aa they concentrate 0n ln· come, and not on wealth. The.re are simply not enou1b tax rnonlcs t.o be derived from in· come alone to relieve the poor and lower m lddle clusca. (SYDNEY HARRIS) Th.la is a stubborn fiscal fact behind all the poliClcal double· talk. •:Soaking the rich" is an absurd nnd hypocritical populist slogan, Ir it is meant in terms of annual income. because any such soaklne. to be genuinely re· medial, would have lo be so ex· tenaive and so extreme as lo crlp· pie the economy more than re· viving it. There are simply not enough people earning enough money each year to raise Ute taxes that would be necessary to alleviate the plight or the lower rilth who live below or near the poverty Une. 1' evtry tomlly in the coon· try maklng more than $30,000 a year wen taxed a full SO percent. with no deductions allowed, the s um collecte d would hardly make a ripple In the tax slruc· ture. .. Wealth .. ' ls another matttt entirety. 1f lhere were a pro- gressive tax on net worih, rat. her than lncome, this would bring in an enormous sum that could re· lleve the bottom two-filths of tax· payers from their -present burden. Bu\ there b no more chance of enacllna such a law ·lhan there I!! ot 1etlln1 Coaritess to cut lts own sDlarles ln ball. ~. DAILY PILOT , \ Sund!Y. Novembef7. 1978 isitor Praises ,,"f airview Care By ART VINSEL pared to other systems and ln· , 6• 111• 0 •"' PlloU.t1t1 stitutions Ms. Tome explains, I Sometimes she needs aid with and the degree of dilference is her admittedly colorful English, sometimes shocking. I but vivaciou s It a 11 an She is well aware of the slorm' psychologist Velia Tome, 24, is or controversy that erupted at taking a busman's holiday on the Fairview in July with the re- Orange Coast. signation of Dr. Antqony Toto, its The raven-haired native of medical director for 14 years, Lake Como, Jtaly with her doc-and the aftermath of his quJtting. torate from the University of "The dedication is amaz.ing, I Milan. will set lie in either even with staff morale low," Ms. Newport Beach or Laguna Beach Tome admits, citing a specific 1fbr a few months and enroll at ~nd d elightful episode to il- CLA for further study in lustrate her point. linical psychology. Marie L. Pugh, RN, had shown t ''l CAME here specifically to visit Fairview Slate Hospital," ~ he explams amid typical hand g estures. "I spent one year in a kibbutz i n Israel studying theoretical education," adds Ms. Tome. who is far more impressed with the clinical approach to psychology than the theoretical she learned. She finds it difficult to properly ompare situations in the treat· ' ent of m entally retarded and f J>hysically handicapped or those : with psychiatric illness in Italy, 1 Urael and the U.S., except in one 1 signiricant area. .. HERE JS much better!"' she eclares emphatically. ',American programs she has ,. een reflect a stunning dedic:.i- :: tion and sense of caring com- l her the industrial workshop where dients learn simple skills and the basics of holding down a workaday job within their capabilities. "THE LADY was trying to ex- plain how to tell lime and count money .... ·•Ms. Tome recalled, referring lo a technician who h11d undertaken to teach her charges how to fill out time cards and keep track of salaries, something the average American takes for granted. "It was the personal idea of this lady," she marveled of the effort to expand the retarded children and young adults' knowledge and horizons. "In Italy, you would not find this." adds Ms. Tome. "The situation is terrible. The standards are far lower. They PSYCHOLOGIST Vella Tome keep the people just because they have to be kept somewhere, but. they are only fed once a day. And the buildings are old, with bars on the windows." Italy's traditional cloistered Catholicism is at fault to some degree, s he believes. "In a society like ours. these things are very private," she ex- plains or the attitudes toward persons with birth defects. "JN IS RAEL. you have a special situation," Ms. Tome says when asked about Is raeli programs for the handicapped. "They do much for the -re- tarded and mentally HJ. but not in the kibbutz." she explains, not· ing most of her visit was spent in the kibbutz observing educa- tional systems for non- bandicapped youngsters. "They have a very strong race. They learn they have to take care of themselves. "The Israelis have such a hard, tough life, they just don't get sick!" she declares with a burst of laughter. ~I ... ~ .. Tahoe Flights Backed By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of tht Dilly Pltol S\all Orficials from Air California will back a state Public Utilities Commission recommen- dation that the U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board re- move its restrictions on commercial fli ghts to South Lake Tahoe. Lake Tahoe should be federally regulated since the peopl e flown into that airport . which is in California. go there to cross the state line to take advantage of the gambling offered in Nevada. , Tahoe's air service and has imposed r estrictions on the two scheduled airlines u sing the airport -Air Cal and PSA. But he also said the company is prepared to try to sell the CAB on one of two proposats. H E SAI D the first would be for authoriza· lion from Tahoe -using only Lockheed Electras -to all points now served by Air Cal as well as Los Angeles and Hollywood·Burbank. Fault Found. At Lab · LA JOLLA (AP) -A DISCOVER INSIDE PARKING ON 3-LEVELS .. CONVENIENT TO All STORES South Coast ?lua decade after the Na· .-------------------------------------------------------ml\ lior'lal Marin• F'lshuies Service built its new laboratory, cracks ap- pear in foundations and floor slabs, a geologist says. The ground on which the lab was built north or Scripps lnstitution of Oceano graphy was found in later tests to be unstable. SINCE then, the buJld- ing has been settling slowly. Michael W. Hart of Geocon, Inc .• said locati- ing the laboratory on that oceanside cliffsite was a blunder made by the Department of l'h· terior. Landslide a nd earth- quake hazards are still being poorly forecast along Ca lifornia's coastal areas, Hart said in a weekend speech at the San Diego Natural History Museum. .. THE SEISMIC safety element is out of date with respect to the loca- tions of Ca u lls al'ld landslides.·• he said in an interview later. 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'n\e well-attended exhibit of 250 posters at the San Francisdo Museum of Art comes nearly a decade after the height of a cultural wave that challenged the Old Woy, according to exblbit organizer W a Iler Madeiros. Poster art was the movem~t·s face to th~ pub)lc, arowlng wt of the succells of S"1 Francisco rock bands and exploding with the successo!latge rock concerts and dance ha.Us. "IT ALL SORT of came together around the muaic and the dope." Madeiros explained. "It made a group out of people who were culturally diaenfranchised." Like oU:ier periods or renaissance, the movement had its patrons. Tlie owners of two local dance halls, the Avalon and the Fillmore. kept the artists pu mplng out new j)OSte.rs weekly, with press runs as large as 5,000. . • The going rate for poster designs waa about $150 a piece. Many of the posters were also reduced for handbills, and some were miniaturized into rock concert tickets. The designs included fantastic creatures and complex designs that on closer examination for med the name of the featured band al the next concert. 'fHE POSTERS were "a triumph of art over function," according to Madeiros. Advertising the Grateful Dead, J efferson Airplane and Moby Grape freed the artists to make innovations in the use of color, printing techniques and design of typefaces. It was an event when each new poster hit the streets. Artists would check out what new limits had been reached and street "collectors" would grab up copies for their own. Once free for the taking, the poster s are worth more now, according to Ben Friedman, owner of the Postermat, a retail outlet here. Fri~an says most of the posters now sell for about.five dollars, with some rare editions going for as much as$50each. "I'm just blown away that I was int.be right · place in the right time." said Alton Kelley, one of the 12 poster artists in the exhibit. "ll was really a scene. ll was before the word hippie existed - nobody had a word for it." ''People didn't realize how spoiled we were at the time," said David Spieth, a 25·year-old carpenter who visited the exhibit. ''Back then nobody looked at it as 11 piece of art -it was a happening. ''But I guess that ·s art," be added. DON GROSS STAATS WINDING Sculpture? It's a Gas! NEW YORK (AP)-Dentist Bo b Gross bends over an asbestos-covered table twirling a three-foot length of glass tubing above a blue-white. gas-fed name. In a few seconds, the tubing becomes as soft and pliable as a piece of rope. Before the glass has a chance to harden, Gross bcndsitintoacircle. Gross 1s m akang his first neon-filled sculpture, a piglet that will blazered-<>rangewhen completed .. ORIGINALLY I wanted to make a neon sign for my home,·• says Gross, who was attending a neon workshop in New York'sSoliodistrict. "But l soon discovered that neon can be more than a sign advertising beer or kosher salami." Neon gas, discovered in 1898, is known for its unusually high electrical conductivity and Ught·emissive power. Neon signs blazed a path across the country to a height of popularity in the late 1920s ond early 1930s. Times Square was considered "One of the gaudiest and most dynamic examples. The gas has attracted new interest.in art and architectural design circles. Two year& aio, the San Francisco Museum of Art conducted a neon appreciation course. At the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, students work with ardlitects. physicists and film makers to explor~ .neon's ~ntial . \ IN NEW YOllK. sponsors ol the 1'eon· Workshop are turning away student.a becaue of thecourse•s popularity. "Neon's design possibilities are endless, 0 says gallery goer and workshop student Charl~s McCrann, a Manhattan lawyer ... Your eye is attracted to neon immedlalely, no matter what else is in the room." McCrann ls making a four·foot-long silhouette of the Manhattan skyline. 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November 7, 1978 Your Horoscope 1 Aries to T&ke Trip !). ll_.~ Lonc·diatanee c:om· BJ SYD~BY o•AU mun.lcatlon aids it\ re- Aal ES (March !l· IOlvlDC apparent. dllem· April 19): Illusions, ma. thorough. Frank ap- proach now brings most desirable results. In· dividual who is envious ml)' criticize and pose as a benefattor. ENTERTAINMENT 'Gone With j,,,e Wind' tricks. trips may be in SCORPIO (Oct. 23· p i c t u r e . Y o u a r e Nov, 21 ): You find ouUet fasriaated wi1' sleight· for creative capabWties. of-band. wi1' ability to Money, time, affection, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis:ir.iiiii talk and enterbln. commitment combine. . . Qn Tonight • . . . .. TAURUS (Apr:t 20· Nothing is halfway or May 20): Money picture tepid -now it Is all or Improves. You are better nothing, hot or cold. organized. Priorities SAGITfARIUS (Nov. come into.focus. You are 22·Dec. 21): Accent on pajd for pa$t efforts. le1a1 ties, marital status, Older individual lends public relations, your support. ability to use time as an GElllNI (May 21-June ally. Be wary of self- 2'J): Lunar cycle high -deception. See places, talce initiative. Make people as they are. not new starts. Highlight merely as you wish they greater independence of could be. Eschew get- thought, action. You are rich-quick schemes. .· AT LONG LAST -Rhett Butler bas his Scarlett in his arms once more in a dramatic r eunion fr om "Gone With The Wind." The world's most acclaimed pie· ture will be on television tonight and Monday -for the first time. due for more recognl-CAPRICORN (Dec. tion, a better distribu-22-Jan. 19): If others in· tioo-display deal. sist on talking in circles, _.. .. ,._..M LOS ANGELES (AP) -What can you 'Say about a 37-year-old movie that refuses lo die? television. It is the last major motion picture made before 1970 to mak~ it to the small screen. would start the next weclt. CANCER (June 21· refuse to listen. Means July 22): Throw light on don't be a victim of area previously receiv-•·psychic vampires," ing only heat. You'll un-those who take, stall, derstand ! Hidden ele-give nothing In return. ments are emphasized. Accent on employment, Hospital. institution Is services, medical ap- spotl i gbt ed .. Love pointments, ability to'"======~==========:::!!==' nature is stim ulated. correct past mistakes. - That it's the greatest epic mm ever made. That it's one or the most acclaimed pictures or all time. That more than ISO million people worldwide have seen it - many again and ag~. "Gone with the Wtnd" has already been seen in theaters by more people than any other mov- ie -and NBC believes it will draw the biggest audience ever tor a movie on television. It estimates 110 million people will tune in. The most widely viewed movie to date on TV was "Ben- Rur," which attracted 86 million people in 1971 on CBS. THE FIRST part. running three hours, will be shown at 8 p. m . Sunday night a nd the second part, running two hours, will be on Monday at.9p.m. LEO (July23-Aug.22): AQUARIUS (Jan. Accent on desire, ability 20-Feb. 18): Good moon to con vin ce family aspect coincides now member that consolida-with love and change, tion of assets is essential emotion and child,ren, but should not preclude the excitement of invest- cre at iv e moves, d e-ing in your own talents. cisions. Involvement is indicated That NBC paid an estimated $10 million -the highest price ever for a movie -to televise it Sunday and Monday nights. After producer David 0 . THE MOVIE is, or course, "Gone with the . Wind," adapted from Margaret Mitchell's sweep- ing novel of the Ci vi! War. Outside of a showing on the Home Box Office cable se.rvice this summer, "Gone with the Wind" has never been seen on Ir NBC 's audience estimate is correct, it will be well worth the SlO million it paid. It would knock NBC through the roof in the rat- ings for two weeks -since the Sunday part would be in one rat- ings week and the Monday part Selznick bought the mm rights from Miss Mitchell, the public demanded that Clark Gable play the role of Rhett Butler. British actress Vivien Leigh wa.s c:ast in lhe much-sought-after role of Scarlett O'Hara following a two- year talent hunt. She went on to win an Academy Award as best actress. ln all, the film won 10 Oscars, including best picture for 1939. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. -: if you're playing 22): You will be happier games, you bad better because price, achieve.-·know stakes are hii h ment, recognition are in and ''for keeps.'' picture. Gemini, Sagit· PISCES (Feb. 19· tarius persons could play Mar ch 20): Build for key roles. security. 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She slices breakfast meJon, knocking over a personally engr aved cigarette lighter from Neil Diamond with his autograph In gold. ·in the raw Defltlt English actress Lynn Redgrave makes her American TV debut as a heroin addict who, with the help of her p o li ceman boyfriend, goes "cold turkey., on "Kojak" at 9 o'clock tonight, Channel Two. Ballet stars Valery and Galina Panov , formerly with Russia's famed Kirov Ballet, will appe a r o n "In Performance At Woll Trap" at 9 p.m. Monday, on Channel 28. . The Panov s are described by Washington Post dance critic Alan Krleg s man as ·'pe rformers whos e magnetism diffuses like light, lhrougb all the She pours coffee and danc~ at the same time. Chila Rivera's move· ments, even at a ridiculously eat"ly morn· lng hour, are big and sassy. 1 don't know how old she is, but as she pre- p a res tor her big nightclub solo at the chic Waldorf's Empire Room, it is obvious that she has swallowed the Fo\Jntaln or Youth. On Broadway, she's pow-socko·boom ! Now she's spreading out. re· aching new audiences, raising her name to its proper place in lights. Theatergoers have ap. plauded Chila Rivera for vastness or the Filene enclosure." Or their Wolf Trap perfo rmance, originally s hown last year, he wrote, "The Panovs dance with a grand sweep; they pro- ject forcefu1ly to the last row; they put as much oomph into the prepara· tion of the step as the step itself." The ballet selections performed by the Panovs on the program years in s hows like ··w est Side S t ory," "Sweet Charity," "Bye B ye Birdie" and "Chicago." Now the rest of the world ls geltlng a look, and the view is sub- lime. , McCartney, Wings 1 Sing in Special S llE LETS out a i an s hee h oo t when anyone calls her a star. The word does not exist in her vocabulary. • That's the dlHerence between the Broadway mentality or people like Gwen Verdon and me - dedication, hard work and the development or a cra rt -1&nd the Hollywood mentality, which is reaUy a job and out of it sometimes com· es fame. I couldn't care less about being a movie star. "l learned not to be too disappointed or count on Ho.ll ywood when I watched my role in 'Bye Bye. Birdie' go to Janet Leigh, my role ln 'West Side Story' go to Rita MESA VERDE CENTER H.W I Ado!M. c..t. W... Tcl.17141 979-1810 Moren~. I did fin11lly make a plcture when Bob Fosse used me in 'Sweet Charity,' and I had enough ()( picture· making. There is nothing tn thd world lo replace the live sta1e. "1 never thourht much about my career. It just sort of happened. l didn't have t ime to plan it because I was always too busy working. All I ever wanted to do was dance." Chila 's own daughter, Lisa Mordente, ta now a budding musical atar herself. Chila and child "MOOM TIL THHF' ·ollYllH" IPGI '2001 SPACI ODYSSEY" CNI 'THI MAM WHO FILL TO EARTH" THE CITY SHOPPINC CENTRE OIAHGI U4·ltl I ~ CITY CEHTltf C IHEMAS S.A FRWY !MANCHESTER EX.I C 0 , FRWY.ICI TY OR. EX.I 6'10M MOON 'TILL THltEl "GAT91t" IPGI ~ "lmDSWUT LOYF' 'ff£HIE AHD THE IUH'' Ill "SU WITH A SMILE' 0 "SHAMPOO" Cltl "Mickey Mouse and -~~l;~~~=#:;:;:;;;iii~~~~~~:,::~~l Donald Duclt.. are stars. Mrs.Morgan Sian Phillips s tars as Beth Morgan in the New Mas terpiec f' Theatre s1x -cp1sodc drama , "Jlow Green Was My Valle y ." Story of Wels h min- ing family at turn of the century begins al 9 o'clock tonight. 0 THE FROMT11 IPGJ IAMAMASCNJ "A MATTER OF TIMr CPGJ "GHAT SCOUT a CA THOUSI THUltSDA r "HOaMAH IS-THAT YOUr lrc.t ''HAHY It WAL.la GO TO HIW YOU" tNI 11LIT1S TALK AIOUTMEH· .. IRIEF VACA TIOM .. "MIDWAY" "6111.T SCOUT A CATHOUSUtflMSDAY .. "TlACllDOWM'' "SIXWITHAIMILl"Cltl "MURDMIYDIATH" "llACllllD'"IPG• .. SHOOT' .. SOLDIM aur Ill "MARATHON MAN" "FROM NOON TIL THREE" They cannot be r eplaced. 1 don't even know what a live human star is. I've always been a gypsy, one of the kids in the chorus. Live on Stage! NOVEMBER 7 -NOVEMBER 21 Tickets Now! FR I (8:30 pm) $6.50, 5.50, 4.50, 3.0 SAT (S:30 pm) $7 .50, 6.50, 5.50, 4.00 SUN MAT (2 :00 pm) $5.50, 4.50, 3.50, 2.00 rite: L.B. CMc Light Opera P.O. Box 20280, L.B. 90801 or call 1213) 432·7926 performances et Jorden ·ThHtte/6600 Atlantic Ave. WILL RING DOWN ON ., TilllOAT tAHA\. WIHl-..S THUHDAY, HOY. 11 ~ ''FLISH GORDON '' recently did u naming version or 'America' on the Merv Grittlo Show together. and Chila was so exclted she could hardly remember h4ft' own dance steps. ''It all fiashed back. I waa dolnc the ume numher ror •west Side Story· ror flve months while 1 wu carrying Lln in my stomach. &lld here I was doing the same number with her as a grownup womMn while her Daddy, Tony Mordtnt4, was directing .. btr. It waa unbelle ble ... 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If that doesn't sound esthetical- 1 ly pleasing to you, there's always I water conservation, two words , you'll be hearing a lot more of as the price of water to the user in- creases in the next decade. AnJ water conservation does not have to cramp your Life style, either: 1 JOllN OLAF .Nelson, general manager of the Nortl\. Marin County Water District, has come up with sevet"al water saving hints his organization initialed early last summer It had to. A water district just to the south of Nelson 's experienced a severe water s hortage that ' forced city offieials in that dis- trict lo initiate tough conserva- tion regulations Those measures included total shutoff of water supphes to water-wasters . "And it costs the violator $50 to get the water dist net to come out and turn the tap back on.'' Nelson said. HE ADDEO that punitive water shutorrs h a'~ not been test ed by the cour~. "because the shortage down there 1s 110 real.'' Nelson told a group of Orange County water officials and re- porters in Sacr amento recently. that homeowners can knock a healthy chunk off their waler bills by eons ervat1on methods. He said 50 percent of home w a ter is u sed for outdoor greenery, and a bout balf of that is wasted watering down the sidewalk and storm drains. The other 50 percent, used in- side the home, comes from the bathtub tap and the toilet, w1th only 25 percent of that used in other areas of the home. "So it's pretty obvioels that out· door watering and bathroom usage are where conservation should begin," Nelson said. He said every lime the toilet is ' flushed, about fi\·e gallons of water goes directly into the sewer. "THERE ARE two ways to cut down here." he said. "First. don't use the toilet for things it was not meant for. Like tissue paper used tQ wipe off makeup. "Secondly, reduce the water per flush." He said a plastic soap or laun- dry bottle, filled with rocks or water, can cut that five gallon husli by •about a gallon and a half. The ~asijc bottle is bietter than placing bricks in the toilet lank, because som~ bricks flake under waler. Wide use of plastic bottles in toilet tanks can save a district up to three percent in its water im- Porls, "which doesn't sound Like much until you look at the total amount of water a district uses," he said. S HOWER D E VICES are another water saver. New shower heads, with shower flow cQntrols that provide a mix of water and air, can get you just as clean as a full blast of water from a conventional shower head. Nelson said his district has in· itialed several areas of home wateT conservation, including: -Recommending changes in water p ricing methods . Nelson said many districts give the cost advantage to heavy waler-users, pr o vid i ng di scounts for customers who use more water than others. He said this poli cy should be ehanged to a heavier charge for those users. -Initiating regulations that demand water s aving devices in new home and apartment pro- jects, and also installing retrofit- ~& devices in existing units. ''THERE'S A potential 30 per- cent water savings In the home if you catch a project at the design level," be said. <SeeSA VING, Pa1e BZ> DAf Y PILOT SECTION B Su~,NOY9mber7, 1970 I • • ,, " Keep Tabs j ·on Y011r tap,, Future ·Water Costs Harder to Swallmv . '· ' seo.., ... ...._ .. , STEVB •ITCllELL There is no water shortage in Orange County. In fac t , there is enough groundwater storage in the coun- ty to keep.you in bath water for about four years, according t.o of- ricl als at the Orange County Water District. The bad news is, you're going t.o be paying a whole lot more for the wet stuff by 1983, when the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California renegotiates two power contracts with Southern California Edison Com- pany. MWD officials eipect power costs to go up seven or eight times. AND THAT'S what has local water districts and cities jump- in g on the conservation bandwagon. •'Don't think that because we have an active-grO\llldwater sup- ply that things are rosy," said 1Daryle D. Bailey, administrative assistant for the Orange County Water District. "That urlderwater basin is like a bank account. You have to replenish what you take out or you loee tt." And the county could lose it if the basin were allowed to get low enough for Pacific Ocean salt in· trusion into the natural storehouse. TWENTY -FIVE percent of Orange County's water comes Crom Ule Santa An'a River flow. The remaining 75 percent is divided about evenly in a blend of stale water project and Colorado River aqueduct waters. Bailey said that up until this year, the underwater basin was replenished with surplus water from the state water project. That water has been cut back due to a critical lack or rainfall last winter a nd 'the drought ex· perienced in the state last sum- mer. That shortage has cost state water users about $350 million in extra fuel costs t.o bring state water south, accorQlng to 1tate water project officials. Chuck Von Berg, public r ela. lions officer for the Oroville Dam In Northern Califom ja, the start- ing point for the state water pro- ject, said there is oo water shortage in California. "There's just a lack of storage and means of moving it south," he told a group of Orange County orficlala on a recent tour of the 110-footbigb dam. BVT EVEN if there wasn't a drought this year , Orange Coun- ty water users would still face water bills up' to three times what they are now paying, Von Berg said. · MWD will be renegotiating two Southern California Edison power contracts in the next de- c~de, and both those power docu- ments will affect all Orange County residents. The first contract will come up ln 1983, when a 20..year power contract with Edison for pump· ing,state proje~t water expires. A second contract, a 50-year· old document with the federal gov(_mment for Colorado River water. will expire in 1987. "MWO is currently paying about $10 an acre foot to bring off.peat state water to Orange County," Bailey said. BE SAID Color0ado River water, which comes through the MWD-constru cted Colorado River aqueduct, currenUy costs about $7 an acre foot during off- pe ak, or low-usage hours. Otherwise the cost to MWD for Edison power is $42 an acre foot. MWD forecasts future power costs of both Colorado and state water in the next decade will rise to $75 an acre root. An acre foot is what a family or flve uses in a year, according to Bailey. In area, an acre foot is the amount of water contained on an acre of land lo a depth of one foot. It currently takes the energy equivalent of three barrels of oil to pump an acre foot of Colorado River water from the river to the Southern California coastal plain. It takes the energy equivalent of about five barrels of oil to pump an acr e foot of state pro- ject water from the Sacramen- to San J oaquin Delta to the coastal plain. "YOU HAVE to remember tha(these iJ\creases are just the price.of po..rer to bring the wale~ down here," Bailey explained. "It does not include MWD's costs and costs added on by the in· dividual water districts and cities buying water from us." MWD 's costs include operating expenses of the district, repairs and maintenance, and payment or the interest and principal of the ~nded debt. ) ·' 1 \ • . ( ~ \ \ \ I 01ovolla Dam BaOey said power costs are on- ly about one-third of the total cost or water to the consumer. MWD forecasts the cost to Orange County water users will probably be about $100 to $13S an acre foot, "and that's before it gets to the local water purveyors or districts, which add their own distribution costs on top oC those figures," Bailey said. Bailey used the city of Newport Beach's water rates as an exam- ple of increased costs. "NEWPORT PAYS about $80 to MWO for an acre foot of water," he explained. "Of that SM, approximately S7 now goes for power costs." H MWD 's forecast of power cost hikes to $75 a n acre foot are correct, Newport Beacb wlll be paying MWD $155 per acre Coot instead of the '°urrent ~. That city now charges con- sumers about $171 per acre foot, with about $91 of that in city costs passed on to the home water user. "Assuming the city retains that $91 figure, which Is doubtful, the water user will be paying $246 •• I 1 ' I . . ' • ' ' . ' . an acre foot as opposed to today's $171," Bailey said. "THAT MEANS he'll be PllY· i.ng $20 a month by 1983 instead of $20 every two months, which Is what the average homeowner is paying now," he s aid. And other municipalities wiU be paying .a lot more than that., he warned. And lack of rainfall this year is adding to Southern California's water woes, says Jack Sommers, chief of administrative services at the State De partment or Wat er Resources headquarters in Sacramento. Sommers doesn't see much re- lief next year, either. "Statistically. a critically dry year ls followed by a dry year,'' he said. "That's why we're operating In a conservative mode." SOMMERS WORKS from the 16th floor of the slate water de- partme nt's headquarters, a room chock full o( complex tom- puter equipment, which relates (See FUTURE, PageBZ> CHART ON STATE'S WATER RUOURCU BUILDING IN SACRAMENTO SHOWS WATER P.RESSUREI AT n. .,.,.. '9eln Co.••• OOfttected encl It• apolcetmen aeld AYScolumnwlten 1!"0CherreederthougftO•'drpcelvechnluebf•. · thl• ofr9t" lted been dlecontlnued June 30, 1111. Z,e P.,., ootn lft chenge. TheM coin• wete made In Jepan •• 1ouvenlra or Produota ·~·· retund lllOMJ on We..,., et tMe tlfM," 8oconl• tuc*y plecea end 1okf 111uch. Two Kennedy~doflara were cut to lta epok .. m1n. A.VS ... tOtd ....... left«• relettng to thl• otter In hetf •ftd put tog•ther to form•""' cotn. He '•more bid newt. were fonrarded unopened to R.C.A. •• a.rveo. tn lndl1napol1, Thie ootn 11 not legal tender In the U.S . end It be confiscated Ind. O.L D•••Y of R.C.A. Mullc ... wloe wee contac:ted regerd'"9 br tM Treaaury Depet1ment. the content 11 1H • er, but It'• worth- your cotnpl••nt. He 811-..ct tlaet ....., of lheH lett.,. of Inquiry .... •• • coftector'• coin, ecconlng to lnform18on prevlou1ly pro- hed nner been forwerded from tM 11.,ee Plelna Co. vtded by tM Princeton Coln and Stamp Shop. ' D•lteJ requeated A.VS to .. ..., • oopy of your fetter end I ' canceled check to ltlwn, after wNch II,...... .. be.._ .... to you. h Emer.,etedes 9epelltl .. ,Welfew? Cot a problnn" Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape, getting tl1e No record of any of.your connpondenoe wee touncl at R.C.A., eo 0 n p •T .. _.. · i I on.twer& and action you need to $0/ue anequitie1 m government and bus1-lt't h'-d to pfn down reapoMlbRlty tor tNI "'odclJ lllancll"I of your EA" ~ : I ''°"occasion to v s t the emergency room ness. Mail your q1testicm1C to Pat Dunn At Your Service Orang" Coast Daily reeportte &o 1 premium offet. It••• pointed out to bolt__,.nfel of an Orange County hospital recently wrten my daughter Pilot,P.O. Boz 156Q.Costa.\1rso.CA92626. lncludeyou'rtelephoiienumber. th8t IN• column h•• obeerved .._ .. COfteUflMFI now expect even a was Injured unexpectedly whlle rlqlng her,blke. What would The columnappcarsOOJ.111ezcept Saturdays. lfA --heve happened if 1 had not had my grout)• Insurance Iden-• -·ntotfertobehonored.L .. AYSllnowwhetheppeM. tlfl ti d t ..... f rhe t -t? It ed ""--*--·r s-.--J-~. at a r-•-ca on car or money o _y 0 r reanuen . seem "-• ..-~. • ....,_. to me that assurance of payment was the thing that most DEAR PAT: l've enclosed a copy of my canceled check Col• Bas lllore '4llrlc i.... ¥.a11e concerned the hospital. • and an order for a "Free Top Hit Offer," which I sent to Zee G . L., Capistrano Beach Towels in Maple Plain, Minn., on Sept. s, 197.C. My only DEAR PAT: I think I ml9ht have a valuable coin In mv Aooorclftl to c.Nfomt•'• ..... and'''"* Code,• hapttat expense at 1hat t ime was so cents. I've now sent 10 tetten possession. I recelYed a SO-Cent piece In change the other day -.. fl•• en eme9ncy room cennot retu••1o gtve • per1on and have had my check copied at the additional expense of and I put It asldebecauseltappearedtobeellsltverlnsteadof mMloelnatment" he l1tn danger of Ion of~°' hat• Mrtou1 $2.30. None of my letters has been returned, so 1 must part copper. It Is a 1964 Kennedy Mlf dollar. Then I notleed ...... or lftlury. TIMt fact thlt 1M lndMdu.I '"11¥ have no money, assume they've been received. t find it hard to believe that a that the reverse side has the sem• Kennedy heed lmPrlnt on or.-or lftMr•nce cannot be "9ed .. • b•"• tor denrlng him company of th is 5ize could be so negligent, but after two thefront.Am 1 luckythlstimearound? ~ ln..oh a caM. The only .atuatton In whk:t. the emervency years of trying, something does seem to be Irregular. Your L,O.~ Fountain Valley ,..... petleftl an be Wned awar I• wtten tit• ftoapftlC do•• not help In this matter will be appreciated. A.VS h•tH to bunt your Mio•. but a.a. coin'• lllver content ""8 .,.propttate ,...._or eufftclent cau1Mflecl "'""'*to pro-l \ P.R., Irvine 11 the only value It Ml. Tiii• waa repofted In tM llafelt 1t, 1111 wldelMCllcel atnlofforoete. • ....: -------~-------~ ............... ..........,. .. Good Dee.d Talk about generous neighbors! Mitzi Massey asked that Richard Ritschke . ·be given special men- . 'ti on bee a u se "h e's · always g iving things away.'' Usuu ll y it's veget ables from hi s garden at 880 Governor in Costa Mesa. But re-~ cently there \vere raffle tickets. . . . . ''He bought six to help a friend's boy and gave :four away," Mrs . Massey continued. The one he gave her even- tually won the grand prize Mo-ped. S h e al r eady has driven the vehicle to her food service job at Ensign Junior High in Newport Beach. But she lets him h ave some fun (at right). Neighbors for 16 yeal's, they joke about t he coincidental good fortune . · · ''I was just two digits off the lucky number," he philosophizes. ''And he's j ust as fielpf ul as ever. always willing to lend a hand wi th fix-it projects or children's sports," she said. You Can Delp Legal Assist A new county-wide program to help stu. denta understand the lecal and aoclal pro- cesses of decislon-maldog and their con.ae· quencea la under way. Volunteers will be given a thorough training period and will then give one-bour presentaUons in schoolJ twic& a montb. Students learning about the law will ranae from kinderaarten through high school, and volunteers may choose the grade level and geographic area in which they would most en· joy working. To 11cn \IP your services, call the Voluntary Action Center in either Newport Beach, 675-9210 or Huntington Beach, 960-3312 or 530-23'70. THE HUNTINGTON Beach Voluntary Ac· Uon Center has jlL!lt received a crank-type hospital •bed which is in excellent concUtlon. The bed wlU be given to a person or family in need of such equipment, but is unable to afford on~. Call530·2370. A Y.W.C.A. is seeking adults who would be interested in working with girls in many of tbe local high schools. Spending about two hours a week alter school, volunteer leaders would help organile service and recreation projects. Phone 960-3.112 or 530-2370. A FEW Costa Mesa shelter homes , sponsored by a local mental health organJ1a· tlon, need help for adolescent residents. Volunteers would be moat helpful by sharing a skill such as leading sports activities, organiz- inl gamu. or just sharing themselves with these adolescents. A few hours per week , alter school or in the evening, spent with the young adults while they are having a "cooling off" period away fJ'QIU their families and. un- der1olng helpful therapy, would be appreclat· ed. This position requires a short orientation and training session. Pbooe 675-9210. THE RETIRED Senior Volunteer Pro· gram in Newport Beach baa a desperate need for Laubach-trained volunteers who could work in South Orange County with Vietnamese and other speakers of foreign languages. There are a number of over 50 (in years) people wbo require tutoring. Phone67S-9210 or 833·9278. FUTURE WATER ••• CJ'l>omPa1e81) century, wattr oftld.als water 1uppllu and ... clalm. 1erv0Sr C01'tents on a wall full of red aod yellow warnlna U1bta. Water movea from the SAVING OrovUlt dam throu1h \be S • • CaJJlornla aqueduct ln a 'aeries of gulps, Sommers upla1ned. "One pool replenishes another u.nW it eventual· ly reaches tbe water COO· tractor.•· be 1ald. Sommers said there is enouch wat e r in Oroville, fed by the three arteries of the. Feather River. to deliver ade· quate suppUee to Orange County's 31 contractors, even if there is another dry year. That water cets its in· ltial lift onto the California aqueduct at the Delta Pumping Plant, east of Oakland. ROGER GRENIER, operations offlcer at the Delta Pumping Plant, said four billion gallons ot water a day flows through the California aqueduct, a 600-mile long 1ystem comprised of 22 pumping stations, six power plants, 21 dams and reservoirs from the Oroville Dam to the Perris reservoir in Riverside County. GrenJer explained that it Is the water users that pays the bill, not the tax· payer . "The further you live down the line, the more you 11ay," he said. "And Orange County is at the end of the line. " While Orange County consumers may be at the end of the 600-mile line, they will continue to re- ceive adequate water supplies through the next (flelahae8J) -ConduttlDf eon· 1WMr1cbacatl• cl ... , •blcb tet 1wn.-t .. to become water cOGldclul at a JqUqtr &1•· .. .._, of tbtH kida fO b.ome and lnltMDce tbelr pU'lllU,'' btaald. · He alto aald 1ood l&Ddlcape pl &D.ll1nl and the use of new low water UM appllanc-,. like dla- bwuben anc! w&lblq machl.nes, equlpl*i wit.Ii w-.ter level adju1tmeata. uncut water use. He also augieated water 1avtng aadJf etl like aerators on sink auceta, time controllers on •Pl'tnkllng system•, in· aulation on hot water pipes and even a new falleaoilroot, whichtesta the soil, and, ii adequate- ly wet, aborts a water CY· de on the 1prinkUn1 system. POVNDS DIP TO ACTIVITY NEW YORK (AP> ._ One hour of tennis can burn up as many as ~ ralorles, according to Diet Workshop, a weight· control organization. Bicycling also uses up about 500 calories hourly while more leisurely golf accounts for 350. Swim- ming, top·rated exercise according to many ex- perts, can use up 68S calories in an hour. Joh Hazard: One Moment of Sheer Panic EDITOR'S NOTE -Times hove changed, bt.I . tut pilot& are &till a &peC1al breed. They $pend more , tJme on the ground now preparing for a test, and l • llwJl're bette1' educated than those daredemls of 20 or • 30 Jle<lrs ago. But they still see themselves as the '' ·cl'eam of the aviator crap -.ruper ptlots with .ruper skil• super luck. By KAY BARTLETT BEVE RLY HILLS, Ca lif. (AP) They milled around the lobby of the hotel, waiting for the Gray Line bus just like any other conven· tioneers. < 'But among this group, there was lhe first man who ever lifted the &eing 747 into the sky, some of the men who will fly America's space shuttle for the first time. and a man who sur- vived when his 2.000-mile-per-hou r recon- naissance plane broke apart at 78,000 feet. THESE ORDINARY looking men -the world's top le!it pi lots past and present 'I just told myself it's all going to be over one way or another in 15 minutes.' -A test pilot. JC ~athered here recently for the 20th annual meet. mg of the Society of Experimental Test Pilots <SETP >. a very special international club with 1.400 members Meet, for instance, Bill Weaver, a rather good -looking 47 -year·old blond who is at the mo· • ment d1scussmg how to sell one home and buy another. Weaver, a test pilot for Lockheed is also one of the luckiest men God ever created. And then decided lo let live. lie was teshng the SR-71, America's super rl'connaiss an ce plane, nicknam ed "The Blackbird," about 10 years ago when she sudden· ly nipped onto her back -at 2,000 miles an hour flying at 78,000 feet. Weaver was simply thrown from the plane as she broke apart. "I BLACKED out. I thouiht It was a bad dream. This couldn't. possibly be happening. ll 1f had really happened, I couldn't survive. "Then I thougbt I was dead. t was slightly euphoric. I remernberth1nking that I didn't know why everyone worried about death. lt was sort or nice. "Finally, I realized I was falling. I was alive. I didn't even know what state I waa over. I was making a turn when it cam-., apart." The Blackbird can easlly gobble up five s~tes u it turns, can so from California to Flbrida In 45 minutes and shuttle from London to : mw York in an hour and a hall. THE MASK on hi s pressurized •astronaut's salt had Iced over. He could see : nothing. FioaUy, his parachute popped at 15,000 feet and Weaver floated down -many miles : from any sign of civWzation. ''I was convinced I wouldn 't be discovered for a long time,•• said Weaver. I .. • ,. ..,, JOHN M. MURRAY, M.D. C.M., f.R.C.P. Diplomata of the Amencan Board ol DerTMtOIOQY Announces the estabhshmelll of the AS SOCIA TED DERMATOlOGISTS MEDtCAL GROUP WntcHff Meclc .. Perrill°" #4 JOI I We•tclff Dr .. tte.,,..n IHch Practice llmited to Diseases and cancer of the Skin · Modem Acne Therapy and Prevention •1141 '31·19'0 But he was thrilled when he saw another parachute fl oating down -that or his systems controls analyst, the man who operates the sophisticated spy equipment. Weaver frightened an antelope as he came down in what turned out to be a remote corner of New Mexico. As he was fighting with his parachute, a voice said: "Can I help you?" "THERE WAS th.is guy in this cowboy hat, straight out of a Marlboro ad." recounts Weaver. "H 1 had told Edwards Air Force Base I was go- ing to crash at such and such a place at such and such a time, they couldn't have gotten there faster." The rancher had been branding colts when he heard a tremendous explosion too high to see. Rut he kept watching the sky and when the parachutes popped open, he jumped in his helicopter and went lo greetthem. · Wea ver had a cut on bis nose. The other man, however, had broken his neck on the way out oflhe Blackbird and had drifted lifelessly lo the ground. And the difference between test pilots and you and I is that Dill Weaver was back in the C'ockpit one week later. thundering another Blackbird into the atmosphere. Times have changed, but test pilots are still a special breed. In one breath they deny it. They boast that they are pretty dull, that they spent most of their llme on the ground laboriously working with the flight engineer on design and construction. They say it's not all that dangerous anymore, although the insurance companies don't buy that story. The test pilots all know a close friend or a colleague who has bought it while flying. And when one of this elite group goes down'; lbe woi:d flashes through this international communit.y before it ever comes out in the newspapers. In the next breath, they admit that they arc the cream of the aviator crop. It's a highly com· petiUve field and no matter how good you are. 1£ you are out for a few years, chances are you will never get back in. Th.is klnd of flying, 'these reflexes, these nerves to react, must never be al· lowed to dull. And their QWn gag definition or the ideal test pilot : "He should have 5,000 hours in the air, a masters degree in aeronautical engineering and be 21 years old." Most are in their late 2Qs before they have the experience and training to qualify. Many con- tinue as test pilots into their 50s. They earn from $25,000toS70,000 a year. They have even adopted thei r own aphorism: "To be a test pilot is to spend hours and hours of sheer boredom, followed by one mo- ment of sheer panic." And their own philosophy or life, something called the •·guts to bra.ins ratio," but then you would have to be a test pilot to understand it. "Pssst! OCTD just doubled bus service. I blork nnn~ t>I Snn 01~"" r,., \/ OH ftfttcilffhllf Bled. I•,,."" Pass it on.'' Find out what's behind the rumor. Call 547-3311 c or toll·free ZENITH 7-3311, 6 AM to 10 PM ~weekdays. 8 AM to S PM weekends. Goodnews travels fast. PEHHY OWSLEY ORANGE COUNTY Steinwliy'Pia~o I• It just stands there, getting more valuable. A Steinway built thirty years ago is often worth more today than It was then. Not because 11 is considered a collector's Item. but because the care and workmanship that went Into 1t keep 11 as ahve today as It was when new. Today, 11 is still a more responsive piano lhsn you can find In other showrooms. It Is still the only piano Wtth the Steinway Diaphragmatic Soundboard. which, thirty years old or not. no other Olano has The new Sle1nwa~ you buy will most hkely share the same blue chip fate. Simply because today's Steinway Is bull! to the same standarc:b Even now. there is no such thing as rapid assembly or m.us production at the Steinway factorv. Some other manufacturers turn out more pianos 1n a week than Steinway does In a year. So that once you have a Steinway In vour home. you know It's there to stay To give vou all the pnde and pleasure a piano can give .•. plus a modest return on vour investment EXCELLIHT SEUCTIOM OF REIUILT & REFIMISHB> GIAHDS M.AHY MAJOR IRANDS PENNY WAlllHOUSE SHOWROOMS OWSLEY 545-0415 i ..... S• 01990 ftrwy. at kid ::--.. ~~ r SPECIAL HELP FOR SPECIAL STUDENT Sr. Paula Jane Tupa, Darin McMechen Medi-Cal Raises Rates SACRA MENTO <A P> -California orric1ab say emergency regula· tions perm 1tting h1J,!her Medi-Cal rates to nurs· ing h o m es and 1n · t c r mc d ia l e c ar e facilities went into effect last week. State llc<ilth Director Jerome Lackner s aid the failure to raise the rates paid by the state would have resulted in t1 sub- st anti al reduction in the number of facilities will· ing to accept Medi-Cal patients. He said the new rate. affecting the salaries or 75,000 cmploycs, d e pends to a dc,i?rce on th(• sazcor the r.1<'d1ty The ratt· for nursinJ! homes with fewer than 60 beds rose from S23 2jl per patient l'l'r day to S24.18. those with 60 to 99 beds from S21.H to S22 3-1. anct those with 100 or rnore from S205ltoS2141 .. Sunday. November7 '978 DAIL V PILOT ·~ House Is-Not a Home "C OST PLUS I 0 .. FURNITURE etc !IHI DICa.ATC>l SlltVICt HILL'S IMTBIORS I • Students Bw Learning Ce ri te r for Ne edy llJ/111•4700 I 71 4/U I -0060 By LAURIE KA P ER Ot Ill• Oa1I~ l"ll•l Stall From the outside, the house on Highpine Road in El Toro looks dcct'p· tivcly lik e any other house in the residcntiaJ neighbor hood. But anyone who steps beyond the front door quickly realizes it is not the family home it ap. pears tobe. · Two la rge offi ce desks fill the dining room. A small . s tudent c.lesk is stuck in the kitchen nook where t he refrigerator s ho uld b e . Re ading mach ines sit o n t he breakfas t bar And the living room is a library er b ooks a nd o ther educational materials. YOUNGST ERS in the bedrooms are either at- tentively working with a • teacher or quietly listen- ing as a tape-recorded voice recites the words on the page in front or them. This is a home of help for people with learning disabilities -a problem which cun be as dccep· tive as the El Tor o ho use's ext er ior ap- pearance. it," Sis ter Paula J ane said. But she believes there are m any teachers who don't know what a learn· ing disability is. A s a re- sult, she said, youngsterJI with such problems a.re often for ced t o r epeat grades but ar e seldom given the help they need. she 's tempted to s lip back, ahe thinks oC the r=:=~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~'~q students who need help. I "There's all kinds of people out there who need help," said Sist.er Pau l ~ J ane Tupa, fo under of the ITOP Un- d iv id u a li z ed Tas k O r iented Progr a m ) Center for Le arning. One of her students is a businessman who "was ti r e d of h avi n g secretaries laugh at him because he can't s pell," she said. She opened the cettter t.o give this specialized help, which varies ac· cordi ng l o the In· dividual's way or learn- ing, about a year ago. It wasn't something "That '• what motivates me,•• 1he aald. Still, she admits sur- prise at the i rowlh or the center. "We ha v e just ex· ploded rather fast and a UtUe too fast for me," she admitted. WH EN i t o p e ne d last y e ar, s h e had three teacher s working with her . Now, there are n i n e t eac h e r s a nd DENNIS ROSENE ' 410.West Coast Hwy NewPort Beach 645-6470 "Seeme for all JOUrtamily · • ---..11.:,, mS11ra11Ce ~. .,., ....• SHE explained that •the Catho lic nun, a people with lea rning dis· m ember or the School abilities have "normal Sisters of Saint. Fr ancis intelligence but they just from Milwa ukee, Wis., can't fit into society intendedlo do .• another two in training. 110., ... ..," They work with stu· se.t.,... ....... ,~ ... .._,°',....,.._............... • Ulle 1 aood neiehb<w. Stat.e Farm 1' there. A dents. who com e as far i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii a way as Huntington i because they don't learn The linguistics teacher in conven_liooal ways." and for mer junior high Somel1mes, a child school a dmUils trator with a learning d isability came to California five will perform well in all years ~to further her but the academic areas. edu ca i n. But while Because l hey'r;e con· al Mary ount CoUege, s tantly pressured with she becam e involved in the question "Wh y un't teaching youngsters with .> ou?" they often also disabilities a nd was en· have e m ot ion a l pro· couraged to open the blems, she s aid. non-prom , non-sectarian "lf a child isn't learn• center. ing, there is Cl r eason for "I LOVE lo teach," she explained, "ll's not my first choice lo be an administrator ." Beach and as neiu-as a n o th e r E l Tor o neighborhood, from 8:1S a.m. to8:30p.m . "Requests are coming in constantly,·' s he said. As a result, s he needs both volunteer aides and a ne w place for the center. She has been able lo recruit aides from the three classes she teaches al Saddleback College. Finding larger and al· fordable space, however, is another, more difficult problem. "One of these days, there 'll be a b uilding somewhere ,'' she said. · COSMETIC SURGERY MEN -WOMEN t .• _ : Look younger -~ -~ J?", . 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SPECIAL: "Helen ~f Troy" chrome & Teflon curling iron, a Beauty Studio Exclusive, only 11.88. ~u'.y Studio, all stores LONG BEACH SANTA ANA POMONA PALOS VERD£:$ MARINA LAKCWOOD LA HABRj Nt:WPORTCENTCR SAN Dlt'GO LAGUNA HJUS. ARCADIA Wr.sTMlNSIT.R GLENDAU: . . : ~ . . . 84 DAIL 'V PILOT Ann Landers First Lesson En0ugh DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last Saturday night, my husband and I planned a quiet evening at home. At about 6: 15 p.m. there was a knock a l the door. It was the woman who lives on the bot- tom floor of this apartment build· ing. She was in a panic. The sitter didn't show up. She and her boyfriend Cliving together) were due at a wedding reception at 6:30. Would I take the 10-year-old girl? I asked what time they'd be bae)c. She repUed, "For sure by 2 a.m. 'l I told her I'd set up a cot in the den and to have a good time. She was so gratefu l. The girl went to sleep a t 10. My husband and I stayed up till 1:30, thinking they'd surely be home any minute. At 7:30 a.m. I heard the girl walking around. They never did come to get her. The girl wanted to go home, which was nne with me. I had a terrible night's sleep and needed to rest. TO()ay is Friday and I haven't heard one word from her mother . No thank-you. no money offered. Can you im agine such nerve'! Any suggestion;; on what I should do'! -DEEN HAD I N ELYRIA DEAR EL: Forget It. If you ex- pected to be paid you should have talked money when the woman asked you to help her out. Of course, she's a clod. She sur· ely should have thanked you. But the fact that she didn't will make It easier for you to say no next time. DEAR ANN LANDE RS : Please help those of us who are struggling with a moral obliga- t ion to o u r p arents. My mother, who is physicalJy and financially able to maintain her own home, came to live with us when Dad passed away. She simp- ly announced, "I don't wanttolive by myself." We have a beautiful shopping center in our city, a lovely senior citizens center, a nd an excellent library, but Motherls notinterest· ed in doing anything on her own. She just assumes that our friends enjoy having her around -which they don 't. Must we take her along on ever y vacation when actually what we need is a vacation from HER? Why do some parents believe that their grown children have an obligation to provide th e m with e ntert ainment., Please reply tn print There are so many of us who need answers. -NO 000 R l N A LBA:'-."Y DEAR N.O.: Doorsare usele s unless one knows a door when he sees it and has the courage to turn the knob. You missed the "door.. when your mother an- nounced she w as coming to live witb you. You should have sug· gested at the time that she find a companion or a s m aller place. Some children love to have a parent share their home. You, obviously (and many others), rind it burdensome. So -free yourself by refu sing to be Im· posed upon. You CAN If you have the fortitude. If you haven't - stop complaining. DEAR ANN LANDtRS: You make me sick Don't marned people know enough ways to ag· gravate each other without you printing letters suggesting more'> I refer to that hard-of-hearing woman whose husband 1mtated her by moving hts lips and not ul· tering a sound. She thought the battery in her hearing aid was goM and it upset her a lot when she finally caught on. Now my husband is doing lhe same to me. You do more harm t han goo d . -FORMER READER IN SAN DIEGO DF;AR FORMER: Rate to IOHi you, dear. I bope your huband. tells yoa that yoar letter made the column. Sunday, November 7. 1979 Among the 400 attending the annual fund drive kick-off for the UC/ Founda - tion, a benefit pre- view of the musical 'Guys and Dolls,' are (left to right) Jack Hoy, UC/ vice-chancellor; Jan Plastino, choreographer; and Marie Vance, UC/ assistant dean. Social Scene - ·I~ ' ,. Enjoying champagne at the benefit preview are (above, left to right) Lloyd Ankeny, UC/ Foundation fund drive chairman, Mrs. Ankeny, and Mrs. Daniel Aldrich, wife of UC/ chancellor. At right, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linton glance at program. He is president of UC/ Industrial Associates. .. Coast Ceremonies Performed MRS.PALMER MRS. PICKENS Palmer-Allen UCLA graduates, Julie Anne Allen and Clinton Scott Palmer exchanged nuptial vows and rings in Our Lady Queen of the Angels Church, Newport Beach. Their parents are Dr. and Mrs. John L. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Duane Palmer, all of Newport Beach. The bride is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and a member of Alpha Phi. Her husband graduated from Corona del Mar High School and a ffilated with Lambda Chi Alpha. The .newlyweds will live in Newport Beach. ••• Pickens-Crosby Diane Crosby and Christopher Pickens exchanged nuptial vows during ceremonies conducted in Calvary Chapel, Costa Mesa. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles Crosby of Hun- tingt.on Beach, graduated from Marina High School and attended Golden West College. Her husband graduated from Corona del Mar High School and attended Orange Coast College. Ins par ents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stullich of Corona de! Mar. The newlyweds will live in Costa Mesa. ••• Breen-Langdon Christine Langdon of Fountain Valley becam e the bride of Steven Breen during double ring rites performed in St. Barbara's Church, Santa Ana. The bride. a graduate oi Foun· lain Valley High Schooi, attends Golden Wes t College Her husband Is a graduate of South Gate High School and studied at Compton College. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Langdon of Fountain Valley and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Breen, Yucaipa. The newlyweds will live In Harbor City. ••• Gill-DeAngelis St. George's Episcopal Church, Laguna Hills was the setting for the doubl e ri ng we dding ceremony of Tanya DcAngclis and Michael L. Gill. Parents of the newlyweds, who will Jive in El Toro, arc Mrs. Doris DeAngelis, Pal DeAngclis and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Giordano, all of El Toro. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of Mission Viejo High School. ••• Tolen-Abrahamson Peek Family WeddJng Chapel, Westminster was the setting for the double r ing nuptials linking Kristina Anne Abrahamson and Paul Tolen. Their parents are Mrs. Raymond E. Abrahamson and Mrs. Paul F. Tolen, both of Hunt· ingt.on Beach. The newlyweds. who wilJ live in Huntingt.on Beach, attended Golden West College. She is a ~raduate of Huntington Beach High School and he attended Marina JJigh School. *** Smith-Brown Roderick M. Smith of Aspen claimed M arga ret P endleton Orown as h is bride during ceremonies conducted in Locust, N.J . Their parents are the Dwight Burr Smiths of Laguna Beach and the W. Dennison Browns of Telluride, Colo. MRS. BREEN The bride altended schools in Cleveland , Ohio and Rumson, N. J . and studied at the University of Northern Color ado. Her husband ls a graduate of Laguna Beach High School and a ttende d Ca liforn ia Stat e University , Sa n Diego and California Western University. The new l y w e d s have established their first home In Aspen. Workshops, Funding Attract Attention UFESTVLES PANEL: An ex· pl')r;ltiOn oC traditional and alternative lirestylcs by seven women will be offered at the panel discussion. entitled How Women Live. Planned al 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. _11. al Saddlcback College Women's Stud ies Center . the session is free to campus a nd community women. However . r eservations a re necessary because or limited spact'. They moy be made by caJling the center al 831-9700 or 495-4950. Ext. 227. J>artitlpnnts and their topic lifestyles arc Georganne Alex, cohabitation : J can Atcheson. working wife and moth er; Barbar~ Briscoe, single mother; Mary Lou J ohnson. homemaker and traditional marriage. Others a re Susan McMllan, single living; Marti Malterre, open mar riage, a nd Bonnie Neuman, chU dfree wife. ART AUCflON: To raise funds to purchase carpeting in the Newla nd School Children's Learning Center . an art exhibit and auction will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 12, in the Huntington Harbour Beach Club. Admission is $2.50 per person. ART SHOW AND AUCl'ION: Works by such mast ers as Picasso, Chagall and Miro will be among lithogr aphs, etchings, serl1raphs, original oils and watercolors at an exhibit and auctio n, s pon sor ed by the Newport-Cost a Mesa Branch , AAUW. The scholarship benefit will take place on Friday, Nov. 12, in the Park Newpor t Spa. Tickets, at $2.50, may be re- served by calling Mrs. Larry Marti al S48·9594. SCRIPPS ALUMNAE: The Orange County Association will honor Dr. John H. Chandler, new president of the college in Clare· monl, and Mrs. Chandler al a cocktail buflet. The event will take place in the Laguna Beach home of Mrs. Eugene Parker al 6:30 p.m. Fri· day, Nov. 12. Reservations may be made by ca lli ng Mr s. Jack L. Schoell erman al640·8700. BOOSTER CLUB: Dana Hills Hi gh School club will present a Las Vegas Night al 8 p.m. Satur- day, Nov. 13, ln the San Clemente Elk~Club. A bufret dinner, no-host bar, silent a uction and games of chance with free chips are part or the entertainment. Also on the bill of fare is a teachers' group called the Grease Rats. Tickets, at $7.50. may be re· ser ve d by callin g J ea n Auerswald at 496·5079. Proceeds will be used to purchase athl etic equipment. BETA SIGMA PHI: Th"e Orange Coast Council is planning a Wi nter Wonderland brunch and meeting Saturday, Nov. 13, in the Sheraton Newport. CATHOLIC DAVGHl'ERS OF AMERICA: Court Stella Maris will conduct a Christmas bouti· que ln the parish hall of St. Joachim's Church, Costa Mesa. Sale hours a re from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, and 9 a.m. lo 6 p.m . Sunday, Nov.15. ) .... Sunday. Novembor7 , 1976 OAILYPILOT Influx of ShopperS Doesn't ••• f GUADALAJARA, Mexico (AP) -Touri1t.s from Lhe United Stales and most of the 551000 ~· Ured Amer1caru llvint lo fttexico fmd it nard to suppress tleeful grins as pesos mulUply in their wallets. · Two devaluations in two months bave made Mexico one of the world's great touri5t bargains and doubJed the number or pesos a retired American gets for his dollar pension check. "1 can live like a king here now;• said Ed Schopp, who used to farm in Salix, Iowa. John Colobero and Bill Austin or Newport Beach, found Guadalajara a tourist's dream. "WE SPENT $17 for dinner for two last night, with cocktails. The same meal In a com· parable restaurant in Calllornia would cost us $35 or $40," Colobero said. Mexican wage earners and foreigners who ,live on Income from investments inside the coun· try were stunned, however. The government has made no r eal effort to explain what devaluation might mean to them. Mexico's currency was allowed to float - seek ita own level of value -on world money markets on Sept. 1 after 22 years of being pegged at 12.5 pesos to the dollar. .. This is my 20th lnp to Mexico since 1958 and it has never been so cheap," said Linda Binkele of Santa Barbara. "MY PARENTS and I have one or the best rooms at one of the best hotels in Guadalajara for $5. I bought a leather jacket for $40 yesterday. That same jacket would cost $200 or $2SO in the United States." Prices of hotels and most restaurants are controlled by the government and have been al· lowed to rise only 20 percent. A top.class hotel room that cost the equivalent of $28.80 last month now costs $21.69. Taxi fares, bus fares, meals and tourist goods and services dropped similarly. Kil and Virginia Nelson of San Francisco were planning a trip around the world on a ,yacht. Now they think they mi&ht ~lay in Meiucan ports because prices are so cheap. ••A BEER used to cost 75 cents," Mrs. Nelson said. "Now it costs 15. You can't beat that." Filet mignon in 'a plush Guadalajara restaurant costs $2.20. A botUe or local wino costs $1.~. Retired Americans in Mexico were very worried before the first devaluation because in· nation had been so heavy in the put three years that their fixed incomes were dwindlln1. "When my wife and I moved here seven years ago we rented our apartment for $160 a month. It went up to $224 a month but now with the dev aluaUons it costs me onl,y $112 a month,·· said Elliot Prescott, formerly ol. Oak Plil'k, Ill. "You can do a good deal more wltb yo1.1r money here now than in the States." • • • Help Border Cities CIUDAD JUAREZ. Mexico (AP) -Two peso devaluations In the midst of Mexico's worst monetary crisis in decades have brought deep hardship to an estimated 10 million Americans and Mexicans who live and trade on both sides of the border. Since Aug. 31, Pr1:sident Luis Echeverria's administration has been forced to devalue the peso 100 percent from 12.50 to 25 to $1 in an at· tempt to halt the flight or capital. THE NEGATIVE effects all along the 1,966-mile stretch are so acute that Pl'esldent Ford last week promised federal assistance lo 36 counties on the U.S. side. Ford told reporters that he is moving to de· signate the counties in California. Arizona, New Mexico and Texas as the "Southwest Border Economic Region•· -a move that merchants catering to the Mexican trade have been de· manding !or weeks. For many years. Mexicans s hopped American because the goods were cheaper and better ' Smack! The devaluations suddenly reversed that, making American goods twice as expensive for the peso-earning Mexican and many Mexican goods twice as cbea~ for American visitors with dollars to spend. TIUS KILLED smuggling but also the daily shopping that hundreds of' thousands or Mexicans did legally in the United States. Now hundreds of thousands of Americans cross the border daily to take advantage of the lower prices in Mexico. They go to get a haircut, to the beauty parlor, to get their dental work dMe, to buy eyealasses, beef, cooking oil, sugar, some types of canned goods, rum and tequila. But Mexican community leaders claim the influx of American shoppers is not enough to offset the depression brought by the devaluations Aug. 31 and Oct. 27. They say many Mexican merchants with dollar debts and Mexican currency income are going broke, and point out that since goods are cheap in dollar terms they do not bring in enough dollars to compensate. Price of ad mission to a crocodile farm in Ghana is a chicken or two. That's enough to give the animal a nice little midday s nac k and it permits a visitor to hold the critter's ta ti. - Africa Topping Christmas Lists The excitement of an emerging continent bas always intrigued tbe tourist. Several brochures crossing the travel desk have touted African package tours for the December holiday season. Here is a sampling FOR THE NATURE pbotogral?hY en thusiast. Nature Expeditions lnternationa.I, a non-profit educational travel corporation in Los Altos, has scheduled a deluxe tenting safari to East Africa from Dec:. 19toJan. 9. It will concentrate on wildlife photography and tbe natural history of Meru Park, the 'Rift Valley lakes, the Mara, Serenaeli, and Ngorongoro Crater in Kenya and Tanzania. Russ Kinne, renowned wildlife photographer, will pro- vliie instruction in nature photography during evening slide-lectures and in the field during the day. For more information write Nature Expedi- tions International, P.O. Box 1173, Los Altos, CA !M022, phone (415) 9'1-2910. THE MAJO& GAME reserves of East Africa and key cities in Ethiopia and Egypt are featured in a 20-day Christmas tour, offered-by Travelworld In cooperation with Sabena Airlines. Del>arting New York Friday, Dec. 17, and limited to 28 members, the jet trek includes de· luxe hotel accommochrtions, a la carte meals, comprehensive sight.seeing and the services of an experienced guJdethrouabout the tour. Priced at Sl,490 per person, plus air fare, the tour begins with a flight from New York to Brussels. After a brlef stay in this European capital, the group proceeds to Nairobi, Kenya, where sightseeing includes an excursion to Mayers Ranch in Lhe pictU.(esque Great Rift Valley The safari portion of the tour begins with a motorcoach dnvc through Kenya's lush coun: tryside to the world faroous game reserves or Mt. '~ Kenya Safari Club, Aberdare and Amboseli. ,~.~ During the four-i!ay adventure, tour members participate in exciting game runs to photograph wild animals In their natural habitats. LEAVING KENYA, the safari continues through the vast Tanzanian plains to Ngorongoro Crater, said to contain Africa's greatest perma· nent collection of game. Continuing to Serengeti, the group ~ nights at Fort lkoma, once a German stron~1.d, and then visits the Masai-Mara region, where~ proud and arrogant tribesmen still live as they did In ancient times. From Masai-Mara, group m e mbers backtrack to Nairobi ior additional sightseeing and activities before a flight taJces them to Addis Ababa, the ancient Ethiopian capital city, fo~a two-day stay. A flight to Cairo takes tour members to the largest metropolis in Africa for two days of sightseeing. Here, members ride camels to view the awsome Pyramids and the eternal Sphinx. For furthe r information or reserva· lions. contact travel agents or Travelworld, 6922 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 90028, (213) 466-5411. Dakar and its surrounding coastal region combines aJl of the highlights -traditional African handcrafts, arts and village life, modem urban development, tropical resort-style com- Tropic Isles Hardly Touched • By STAN DELAPLANE SJ\N FRANCISCO-Dirk Brink keeps an eye on the F ar East for me: "The coming tourist islands are the Maldives, two hours by air Crom south India. Twelve hundred tropical islands. "Two hundred have people on them. There's no income tax. No death duties. No visas required. There's no crime. No air pollution and the water is good. "The main island has only 30 automobiles. Less .than 100 motorcycles. Hotel room is $15 with three meals. Warm sunny beaches. The people are friendly In- dlan types. "They must be Mohammedans for the entry form at the airport wanted to know how my health was amt 'Are you bringing in any dead or live pigs?'" ••• BRINK IS Far East man tor Deak & Co. Except for Zurich, the world's biggest money changers. (Deak offices will move a million dollars through foreign exchanges or sell a tourist $20worth of travel checks.) About the Maldives: Write him at Com- pass Travel, 406 Shell House, Hong Kong. "The British kept the Republic or MaJdivas going by renting an island for an air base. Now they've moved out. They left an _airport with the most sophisticated C?Qu1pment. "Looked Jlkc u good place for charter groups. Really new and untouched." *** "Do you think we should get the new swine nu shots for Europe?" I don't know whether to get them just to live in the U.S. Since I had regular flu twice overseas -(man, Galway is NO place to be sick! )-1 get flu shots every fall. 1 don't do much advance medication for travel. I carry aspirin and some Lomotil. If thatdoesn'tdo it, I'm a goner anyway. *** "Any particularly healthy places you know for vacations?" . I always come back from Hawaii reel· ing extra good. I do well, too, at 5,000 feet elevation -around Guadalajara and Cuernavaca, Mexico. But Mexico City at 7,400 feel knocks me out after a week or so. Erle Stanley Gardner was a de$ert man. He felt at his best in dry, hot countries. Baja was his favorite. Robinson Jeffers had to live by the sea. A friend or mine with em- physema says he feel s best living In the Canary Islands -really more North African than Spanish. flt •• TEN DAYS on a cruise ship should cure you or anything from depression to nat feet. Which is probably why it's the most ~pular thing in travel now. Estimate is a m1Won or more people will ship out this year. Cruise ship hazards are sunburn, fall· ing in love, the Jate late bar and those enol'mOUS midnlebt buffets. So watch lt. fort and exotic flora and fauna. Sampling of these diverse attractions at an affordable price bas never been so possible before. THE AIR AFRJQUE Dakar Week begins and ends with a non-stop flight ~tween New York and the West African capital. Deluxe accom· modations with daily continental breakfasts are at tbe new beach resort Diorama Hotel. Weekly Saturday departures are offered from Nov. 6 lo April 9, 1977. The all inclusive cost of the program, based on double hotel occupancy. is $695. Contact your travel agent, or Air Fran- ce/ 'Air Afrique Traveltheque, 683 5th Ave., New York, N. Y.10022. Does Guide Give Italy the Boot? ROME CAP) -fieither the Colosseum nor St. Peter 's merits a mention. The Leaning Tower of Pisa is absent. Venice's Grand Canal gets short shrift. · Yet a new guide to Italy, "the most political· ly incandescent country ln the world," ls selling big. Angelo Quattrocchi, 32, published the 230- page "Guide to Alternative Italy" after two-and· a-ball years of research lo 40 clUes throughout the Itallan boot. IT TELLS you how to find a female plumber or free minestrone ser ved by cloistered Carmellle nuns in Milan, where stevedored can go fo'r acupuncture in Venice, or where to buy contraband cigarettes in Catania, Sicily. It also lists restaurants with meals under 1,000 lire ($1.20), feminist centers, gay bars, used -comic book stands, movie clubs, bookstores, pirate radio stations, underground theaters, folk, rock and jazz cabarets and used clothes. Conversely, it llat.s places you want to avoid, such 1ls Rome's Via Veneto, or hangouts of "fascist punchers" who pick fights with long· haired representatives of the counterculture of the '708. UNLIKE OTHER undercround guides, Quattrocchi bas gone gJoliy and Joined the con· sumer society. selling bis guide for 2,800 Ure ($3.JS). Bookatoret in Rome and Milan report it 11 climbing the n1Uonal belt aeller lilt. Quattrocclll isn't very kind to munJcipal ad· minlatrationa on both sldes of the political spec- trum . He calls Rome a clt;y ol "Rnsers eoUed by corrvption, marmal• and Mafia cookies." Bolosna, whicb ha a Communlat admlnlJtra· tJon. ia d.iamlNed u "merely a cleaner path toward con1vmerl1m ••• under the efficiency of the Bia Daddy party." But &Qyt.bln1 1oes ln Florence 10 tons 11 •'you do'n 't bother shopkeepers wbo aell, or the Americans wbo bu.y." PUBUC NO'nCE ,.ICTI TIOUS aU51NES$ NA.MC ITATCMCNT l"9 IOllo#I ... ~Ml"\ ••t 0<»"9 bu•I -··· \OLAll t!NOINE IU 01" CAlll'ORNIA ,,I, -·· v ..... l!••I CD\t..t -w '" •nu .OWWIO C:..o•o-P•,.nl 11,. Mtw VtrOo l!e>I. Co\!•-·· CA .,~. O•vlO lver\on lU Elmwood, eur-lt.,CA. Tlllt lll~lnt" h (OnOu<ltd by • O-W••I ~111\tf\lllO Oon p.,.. ... Tiii• \la1tme111 wn 111•0 wit" ,,. C0...111v Clt•k of Or•nQt Co11ntv on Oc lobar It, lt1• PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINCH NAMI 5TAT•MI NT ,.,. •Ollow•nv °"''°'"' •. ,..oolne tW\\A\ ll•VCR RC.AL IST•Tc· •n l..ttam1• ~atwum C..ltforn'• t2D Ocw-.111 O"tOIOrO CUN. )11 Qt\ St .... w_I O..,c11 CAt1MO Oon••a l uown1 Creflt, U L.e•-•, Aruitw1m CA •7eot &.tty Ja~t Cra.w "3 Ut Ana,..1m CA t1.0. tlll• bu•ln.n ll concl\Kl4HI b'f .. un- ln<o<PO•tltd IHO<ttl!Oll Otnef V\ell e. ""'''""''1110 Oon•I~ 9 Cr1.i1• ......,. Tiii\ •lalom•nl WA\ 1•14HI wllll )!114 ,Pvbll•lltO Or•n9t Cout 0.lly PllOt C.U..ty Cit<' OI OrenQt Co11<1ty 001 ()CT, - Oct.14.JI end Nov I," ltl• ..... 1. I, ltl• ..... Publl•Md Ortn9' Co••I OtllY P1141 OU 31, NO• 1, 14, 11 191• ... t•l•, • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NO'nCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "'CTITIOU51USINIUS NAMt!STATtEMl!NT CP-1116 TllefOllOWHl(j~l<UI l\OOH•Qbv\lnen NOTICE TO CRl!OITOltS ••: SUPl!ltlOltCOURTOl'THI THE OAIC TREE. 91S7 ICtDea Or.. STATtE 01' CALI FORNI" l'Olt 1Wnllngton8n<ll,CAt2646 THIE COUNTY OP'OltANOI J•m.,, D••IO G•mmon•tY. "'2 If•." lttt• l(aoaaDr .. Hunlln11tonBHCll c ... .,.... E"•I• 01 JUANITA F . TILt:£t .. TPll> buSlnen Is con<l<Ktld '"' •n •~ De«1Md • dlvlclua•. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ..... Jtmt\ D Gammonlty creGlto,., or IPlt aoove namtd <JKtOorl\ Tiii\ '1aternent was rneo Wltll Ille tlWll •II P<l•~n\ Pld•lnQ cl•I-•114'11>•1 Coon1y Clerk 01 OranQe County on HO• Illa \/lid dtctotn\ ••• requoled to fol• J, 1916. IP\em. w•lll Ille neuu~ry voucller\, 111 • F.,"2 Ille Olfl<o ol IM <ltrl< ol lh• abo.., "'I~ Pul>il\hed Orange Coan O.lly Piiot, hlled '°"''•or to D••~MI ttwm. with ow· lfov. I. 14.11, za, tt1• · ne<e,,ary vouchort. lo 111, un<te,.ltndd • •'91-16 •• Ille law Ol ll<• 01 l(AllNS-,.. -----------01RABIAN, 900 Wiishire floule.lard, PUBLIC NOTICE S11lle s.>o. ~o' Anoelo. C.lllor,.,lnoc111; • Attention Ml<llael F, 8nwltr 111. Wlllcl) -----------I\ Ille Ol&ce ol t>u~onHt of ""11t\- .. ICTITIOUS 8USINISS NAMtE STATIEMENT Tiie to11owin9 poirsons are dOIPIQ bu.sl· nen •s: <M,.•QM<I In 111 m•tler\ ~'1Aln•"'110 • ttw eslatt or •aid deceotnl, wlllllrt lout , ,,_th' alttr lhO llrtl PUbll<allOllOf 1111~ "Ot•c•. COUNTRY HILL INVESTMENTS, Urb1nus Square. Ford Rd. •I M.KArtPlur 81Yd .. NewPo'1 ll<'a<PI CA '11660 O.ttcl October 19 1916. .. ·- '*lm-CMbalV A\\OCI•••• Aro..., A 0..biUy. llOO Parkvlew Or.,.,,,,,.. CA~ Htlm·CIWobtly Auocl•tes John e. Holm, JS') M4!Qn<>h.a Or , CcKll /Ww, CA4?6?1 8 e-rntc• 8 Hrtlt-rn•" 11JU J..:.,.1nda T'"""· CA 9l•fl0 Wll,,,. V. Burnell 1111 Hyde P1tll WILLIAM H. TILLEV E .. c11torOf tlleWlllof 111e aoove n•meo dee-• l(AllN$ a KARA81AN ay• Ml<lltel I'. l owlor 111 *Wlltlll,.. llvd . Sit UO Le\ ......... fl. C"-90017 (JIJl .... tSJJ Atlor'NY' IOf' lhtc11tor Put>jl\IWO O••n04' Coit\ I D.lllv Piiot. Oct 14 ll and Nov I u 1'76 •442 16 0r w.1a Ana.ot21os PUBLIC NOTICE Tllo• bu•lnn• It conducle<I by a l-----------~'lfr•l o.ort,,.r•nlo. Jolln Helm P'ICTITIOUS 8USINES$ This •l•t~ment .... , '''"' W•lll .... NAMISTATEMIENT Ol<l<'lty Cl••" OI Or•Flll<I c ..... nly ... ()cl n.. follOWlft9perM111 l\dOlnvlMIM-• 1S 1'76 ••• F•lMO VILlA·DENNA, "00 lllella, Published Oranqe Ct1a\I Deity Piiot Of111<1e CA Ort 31,Nov 7, 14ll,1911t -.16 AC DC Enl••D•l,...• lnc .. e corl¥"' -----------rllon 01 camornla •r>d 1111no1, 10f>14 ~. PUBLIC NOTICE c1<ero.oakuiwn.11• oom Tiii• bu\lne\\ I• condu<t.O by • "''"" -----------100r11•on FICTITIOUS 8USINEU AC·OCEn•~•O•l\e\ Inc. NAME STATEMENT CarollJ.811te" The 1011owlno 04!'"'"' areOOIPIQ ~ Secy Treas ntts.n: Tiiis staterne,.,I wu lllltd with ,,... INSTITUTE FOR FAMILV. 3JO CountyClorl<olOren11eCounlyonHov. Park Av.,nuu, La9una. 8ea<ll, emt>tr ltl6 C.lolornla9'l6SI F- Wllllam W•ldon Routt. M.D, ~S El Pu~l\ll.o Dran9" Gout 0.11¥ Piiot, :~~ue. u 11unt Bttcfl, Celllornoa NOYe'fll>4!r1 U, ll ?I, 1•16 4M9~6.. WllllAm c;.orq• H~••d Pi\ D 1360 Temol• Hiii\ O<lve. L4\1Ulld Beach, PUBLIC NOTICE Callfornlat26S1 ----------- Thi• buSIM\S is conduCled bV M In "'CTITIOUS9USINISS ' d••iOUal N"MIESTATIEMIENT Wm Roull, M D. T,,. lollowlPIQ oe•\Dns 1re 0011111 buSI· Tiii\ slatem•nl wu lll"d wllt1 Ille """' County Cll'I< ot Ora11Qt Count¥ on S.0-WA~D'S80ATWO'-ICS,400W. 1n. lemoer 30. 1'76 ~reel Cott• Me" Cetllornla92it~ H.H7S Fr-rl<" EClwtrdWtrd. 110l~I· Pul>llV!e<I Oranqt Co.tSI Dally OllOI, tier Ave Aot: • J. Costa -... ' . 0<1.t•.31.anoNov.l, 14 191• -.16 Galllornl1t16'6 , LlllCI• Merit Wa•d. llOI Wlli!IM# I PUBLIC NOTICE :i~ Aot. • J en.•• Mesa. C..IHONll• T111, busln~s Is conduct4HI trt • "'C'TITIOUS I USINf!SS ~,,.,.1...,rt.,.•\ltoo NAME STATf!MENT Fr~r.t-Ward Tiie 1011ow1n9 persons are doiPIQ bu\l· This \tale'"""' wn flle<I with Ille rwuu: County c•erto. ol Oran941 foUnl'fon ~ FIVE Et.E VEN E A S T -1.1'16 '80UTIOVE. Sii Ent Balboa Bllld, HSnl e.111CN1. Celil. Pvtlllslltd Or~ Cont Otlly 11•11ot Sus•n Pollio, 614 11111 SI ....lluni· "°" 1." 21. H ,.,. 1se1.1t l"91on Buell, Calll. 9264 Birtlle Lewis, SU 14th St., Hl.f'lt· lnQton Buell. Calif 92648 PUBLIC NOTICE ,,, t Tiiis b"'inHs h conducttd by a "'C'TITIOUS •USINESS c;itne<•l IH!rlnerslllP. lfAMt! STA TIMIENT Thi• ~~:~:~:1'was flltd with Ille ne~:ollowlng 11erton .. redolngbutl· CouF1IV Clerk ol Oran9e County on Oct. ORANGE COAST INVESTM!lf'T lS. 1976, ... sm COMP"""'. 5Ullfl6IO, 169SW, Ct•scent, I " Analtt!lm, CA•?llO• ,, •• Pub41shed O<llnQe Coast Dally Pilot, Mac D1tv•• Pool t9ene•el Dlll'1'1"'1• 1 Oct. JI, Nov. 7, 14, ?I, 1976 4461-76 6112 Nul""">Od CJrc .. Hu11ll11Q1on Blecl\.111 C".,""' . '' PUBLIC NOTICE Johll A. NtQ•ty. loe,,.,ra• oertf)tr~, lhl AOI, 101, 1101 Siii St •. Santa Monla, C4 ~~ •!t "~CZ~T~~~l:~~1:::s Robert 8 Mus.ic. loene••l-1, ,, The followlt>Q Dt•\Drt 1, doir1Q bu\!· ""4. ?6 16~S2 Sell CJrc .. HurtllrtQIOl'I ........ Boo.Ch Cll'l16•• I MARINE SERI/ICE CENTER "'1' bu\lntu 1• co11ducltd ,., • 18'92'11 Pacific Coast Hwy .• H1M1tfnQI.,,:. Qtntr•l~8..'..!e":;~h~llSoC HarbOr T f ' OdlS 8. Botenll. 11610 B1_.,,i1e10. 11 ' s~attment wes 111.0 wott flle Hewall.an Glr<Mn\, c.a '°116 Collnt• C :;-of 0r•"9e Co<lntv on Ho.•" Thi\_,,,.., IS cOftdll<ltd &'I on ,,,. Mlbert. I • ... ... 01•10U••0cih 8ouflh Pub41\l\ed Or1n111 CoHI 0.11., Piiot, Tllit slll.,..lnl WU llltcl wltll Ille NOV 7 I• t l ,?l, ltl• 4•16 OlunlY Cltrll of OrenQt County on Oct. ».mt. ~' P UBUC NOTICE ., Pllbllshed Ora~ Coa•I Dally Plk>C, 1-----------0cl. 31, Nov, 1, u, 11. ''" "'1·1' f'ICTITIOUS 9USINISS .., I PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USINIH NAMI STATIEMIENT Tiit lollowln11 Partofl '' OolnQ but.I• -lH: THE ESTATE MAKERS. IO'ltO warner, Sulle D. Founl••n llolley, CA. <l?IOll Clyde Wev11e Erwin. UOS CMl.tnder ADI. II 8. Coll• Mete, CA. <11616 This butlneu Is cond11cttc1 by an In· dlvldu•I, ClvdaW Erwl'I Tiil• 1taternMI wn llltd With lhol Oovnlv Cieri< or Or1not countv on OC. 10lltf' ... ,., .. ,...,, NAMI STAT•MINT •• 1 Tiit fotlOWlllQ Dt•son Is dolllQ Olltl• nitts•t· •' BEACH llEAl TV. Hin Gel"-d ·~ St .. Hut1llnQton Beacll. CA 92447 P1ut Pair IC I< Crollord. &Oil AMtfle Cir .. Hll<ltlnQI°" llH<ll, CA t'1M7 Tiii• bo.lslneu i\ COf\OUCttd IJY M"" dlvlOull • P1u1 Ptt•l<ll Crollord 1 Tiii\ 1t11temenl was 1114HI wllll t,_r. county Clerk ol Or1r1ge County on,...,,,,· 2. 1'7•. """ Publl~1 l-----------0ct. 24. 31 •lld Nov. 7, ..... ,. ~,.,. "'CTITIOUS •ustNIU PUBLIC N011CE f'ICTITIOUS 9USIN HI lilt.Ml STATIMUjf Tiie follOWlnw Cllrton 11 ClolflCI b1.91• nenn: SL S. PHOTOOllAPHIC:. 711 W. 11111 SI., CcKll Mell. CA. '7•17 flk lllrd t4Mblt. 1260 I!. 11111 SC., ~Beech, CA. tol0'1 Thlt _,llMtt fs <O<IClllCIM b'I' Ion ln-chlch,.I, IU<llMll Hlfb\I Tlllt 1111-trt was lllect wltll 1llt Cloufltr Clttl< OI Oraftll* Co"'"1Y"' Ott. IS. "71. HOt1 Pllbllillecl OtMVt Coest O.lly Pit«, Oct 11, 24, it, •llCI NOv.1, 191• NAME STAT•MllCT Tiie fottowlfltl "''°" 1, del"9 Ml· llKJ "' ltAN MANAOl!Ml!:lfT CO., '710 Slf'f ... flt Clrtta, Sull• l . '"'""· C4 WU ltoetn A. Nell•t , ltOt W .... Pl., Sa<tl1A ... CAt1104 • • Thh Mlntts 11 <Oftdll<ltd .,., -4- dlOll-I. .• lto4ltf1 " .... ... • Thi• •l•lt,.,.,nl wes lllW wttll l"9 °""1lV Clel1l of °""'OI CounlYOft N9¥. a.m .. ...,,. l'utl4fllltd Of•~ Coe•t °"'",,...,. Nov. 7, 14.11 •••• .,. .. . . .. DAILY PILOT ,, I -• Sunday. November'T. 197• Real Estate Down IJy $900 • .. '· Questions/Comment By R1nct.ll McCard1e, PtlD. R••llor Home Price Dips ... Wl' art-oew here iJ>,Califom.la and confused. We . art buying a nf'w homf' ln Santa Ana and things are quJte different. We are from Kansai. and the bank handled most of the details. What really takes placl' when you buy a home here ln California. Would you mlnd oullinlnic the proce11s. l know there are escrow and Utle com1>anlt>il. JutttexacUy what 1.5 Lhelr rune· llon? Thank!.. S.N., Anaheim Hook~ lwn• been \\nltcn on lhe subject you are mqu1ring about. However, a s implified overview can be accomplished in a Cew paragraphs. An a~rcement to purchase is most commonly made through use or a document known as a "de· posit receipt." This contains all the terms and con- ditions of the purchase of the property. When lht! agreement to purchase has been ac· cepled und the buyer and seller have ~th agreed on t erms and have signed the deposit r eceipt, a deed must be signed and acknowledged by the seller and delivered to lhc buyer and recorded at the office or lhe ~ounly official who keeps such records. The deed commonly used m transferring real estate 1n Calirorn1a is the grant deed. lt must con· ta.in the signature of the grant.or. a grantin g clause I "l hereby gr ant'·). description or the property. and the name or the grantee. It must b<! delivered and it must be accepted by the grantee. Details of searching records to be sure the grantor has the right to sell are done by a title in· l>Urance company. When satisfied that the property can be sold, the title company issues an insurance Policy protecting the new buyer against loss because of any c loud on the title that later may come to light. Details of drawmg up the deed , recor;ding, financial a rrangements and similar routine are handled by an escrow company. They have the ad· vantage of being a disinterested third party, hold- ing the transaction m suspension until requi re- ments are met. EDITOR'S NOTF;: Randall R. McCardleis.on inves.t - ment analyst. a college lecturer, and author of "Real 1-:state m Cah/onna." Send your comments and questions to l<.R M cCardle. c n the Daily Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92fi2G Konwiser Elected County BIA Chief J ohn Konw1ser, president of the Konwiser Corp. of NewPort Oe<1ch, has been elected president or the Orange• County Huilding Industry Association Chapter for 1977. . Other orftcers arc· Scott Diddle. first vice presi- dent; Peter Ochs. 5l'Cond vice president; David Stein, sccrl.'lury; and W E Mitchell, treasurer . KONWISER WJ\.5 ELECTED to the Orange County BIA hoard in 1971 , a11d lo the executive com· m1ttee in 1972. lie has served as chapter treasurer. secretary. and vice president. He is a past president of both the Young Home Builders Council and Residential Builder 's Council and a m ember of the state BIA board. Beginning his 13th year in the building in· dustry . Konw1scr originated the nationally publicized Youth Housing OpPortunity program. and teaches three real estate-0n ented UCLA ex· tension courscs Biddle. pres ident ,,r Biddle Developm ent. NewPort Beach. Will> elected to the Or ange County Bf A board tn 1972 and to the exeeutive committee in 1973 He has served as both secretary and treasurer. A licensed real estate broker and a B·l contr actor. hc 1s a pa.o;t national director of the Un1t- t>d States Jaycees and a past president and director of the Californ1::i Chamber or Commerce . OCHS IS DIRECl'OR, president. and chief ex· eculive orfict>r or the William Lyon Company. Head· quartered in Newport Beach. the firm plans to build 1,500 houses throughQut California this year. A past member of the Home Builders Council, Ochs is cur - rently on the Counctl or Housing Producers' board of directors Stem is vice president of Avco Community Developers and general manager of Laguna Niguel. a 7.000·acre planned community where he is responsible for planning, cons truction, commercial sales, and marktting. He was elected to the Orange County l\I A boJrd in 1975 and to the executive com· millet' 1n 197fi Pr ior to joining Avco. Stein was a prOJt!Ct m.inager (nr Levitt and S<ms on the east ('0<1.Sl MITCH ELI. IS EXECUTIVE vice president of I WeathNf1eld fl om es, a Santa Ana company he co- •founded t"arller thi.<1 year after heading Market , ProfiJes. a res1denllal research Hrm, for eight yf'ars Ht' is r CSPonSible for all a s pects of Wealherf1eld's marketing effort. E lected to the Orange County BIA Board ln 1972, and to the ex· ecutive committee an 1976, he is a past president or the Sales & Marketing Council and a m embe r of the 1 Home Builders Council. • The new officers will be installed at the chap- 1 ler 's installation ball Friday al the Registry Hotel m Newport Reach. County Builders For the first time in eight m onths. the me d1an price of a n exiljUng home has declined. The Dece mber 1975 figure was $41,000 -$900 lower than the November 1975 m e dian price . The Augus t 1975 med1un price was $43,000, rnak ing the Augus t 1976 fi gure J 3 .8 percent higher . The monthly survl'Y· co mpi l e d b y th e Research Department of the 88,000 ·membe r California Association or Realtors. s hows the August median price of a srngle r.i m ily r esale home $48,91R. This is a drop or .5 percent. or $2~0 . from the July figure of $49,158. The Augus~ survey is based on d ata take n from a representative c ross section or 29 boar ds of Realtors from throughout California. These boards repre~ent 38.6 percenl or CAR 's membership. Existing home sales in the $40,000·$49.999 price range continued to lead lhose in any other $10,000 class. with 25.1 percent of those w ho bought Good Housing Year in 1977? WAS HINGTON Forecasters for the housing industry have predicted a reasonably good year for housing production in 1977, with consumer demand remaining hig h, mortgage money in good supply, and mortgage loan rates stable at least through the first half of the year. The most optimistic or the housing seers ap- pearing on a panel s ponsored by lhe National Coun- cil for the Housing Industry at the National H~using Center was William Smolkin, New Orleans-~sed housing consulta nl.. He foresaw actua l s tarts tor 1977 as being 1.9 miJJion units, well abOve the 1.73 million predicted by Michael Sumichrast, Chief Economist for the Nationa l Association of.Home Builders, co-sponsor or Ul e coruerence. AGAJNST THI:: CAUTIONS OF Sumichrast, Smolkin said , "I am more optimis tic about the out· look for hous ing starts next year than the figures give me a right to be. My optimism is based on my belief that the numbers now being used to forecas t 1977 starts are not in step with the realities of lhe market. The ~ood housing year that everybody ex- pect.ed in 1976will happen in 1977." Smolkin was especially high on the prospects for multifamily construction. predicting some 400,000 apartment starts next year. Among the re- asons for improved ouUook for Uus sector, he men· tioned the following: • Rents and costs are "moving in the ri~hl direction" which would justify investment • Cautious r eturn of mortgage lenders to lhe apartment market is being noted. •GOVERNMENT PROGRAM!$ are picking up steam and m the months ahead will be leading the upswing in a partment construction. The flow of Brooke·Cr anslon funds and Section 8 commitmen~ for new housing will reach the m arket soon. • There has been extreme "underbuilding" or apartment units. For example, in August , 15 large melroPolitan a reas issued permits to build fewer than 100 apartment units each. ·The lax reform act may, after alt, prove to be a boon to the apartment construction industry because certa in real estate shelters were retained while ot)ler types of lax shelters were re moved. "ReaJ estate is the hot item today," he said. FOR THE BALANCE OF the decade. Sumichrast predicted a dechne in starts iri.1978 io 1.44 million units, with a recovery m 1979 to 1.6 million and a continuing increase lo 1.79 million in 1980 and up to 1.87 in 1981. Predicting a continued high level of single family production in 1977, John Weicher. HUD Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Afrairs, foresaw <i continuing weakness in the multifamily sect.or. Bank Real Estate Loan Volmne High LOS ANGELES - Bank or America, one of the nation's leading real estate l e nd e r s . says that its r eul estate loan volum e in California increased by more than 28 percent dur ing the firs t nine months of 1976 Through September of this year the bank made loans totaling $1.5 biUion for single·family dwell· ings,•residential income properties a nd other in· come properties com· pared with $1.17 billion during the firs t nine months or last year. OF THE NEW total. $1.1 billion was extended for long.term real estate loans and $400 J'Qillion for short·lerm construction loans. Management ~eet Set Geor ge H . H a ley, senior vice president ror real estate loans, said. "Dema nd for real estate loans has been excep- lion a lly s trong and s h ows no s i g n s of diminishing. The nine~ month lotaJ represents a record period ror our bank." The Orange County Southern California the Builders Association will fastest growing seetion host an Intensive three· or the United States, the day "Ma nagement in need for devising prac· Construction" seminar, tical edu cation pro- Nov. 11·13, co·sPonsored o.-ams is crucial. by Chapman CoUege in "This seminar is de- Orange. · signed as a broad over· Deve loped for con· view or the industry, its s trucli o n indus try functions, organizations. owners. managers, ex· procedures a nd good e c u t i v e s a n d business practices as ap- sopervlsors, as Wt?ll as plied to everyday busl· altUiated building con·· ness needs," explained troctors, subcontractors Colombini. "Time also a11d s u_ppJie rs •. th e will be given lo answer· se minar 1s also avallable Ing specific que,stions ·fot colle_ge ·credit. with and for general dis· Ulrec "!ntts of ~ontmutng cussion, and a special educaU6'n credits offered certificate will be pre- lttT o ugh C h u pm an iJenled to each part.ici· College. pant." "We hope that this wUl Seminar \optcs will be Just the first step in cover such indus try. creaUn' a tull·scale pro-related s ubjects as law, aram 1or con~.tructlon accountlna . m~nogc management. .•lated m eat, organization, Gene Colombin1, pro· alchitect/customer rela- srkm cha!rman. "Wilh lions, Chancing. in· .. . ' s ur a n ce, s afety, workman's compensa· lion, and state legisla-tion. Furthe r information and reser vations for the s e m in ar m ay be Ob· tained by calling the Orange County Builders Association :tl (714 ) 543·8225 or writing to 1530 E. Edinger, Suite 3, San· ta Ana. Registration fees are $200 per person or for a group of two or more $150 per per son New Office L oa n s for s ingle - family dwellings com· prised more than 66 per· cent of the long -term loan total through Sep- tember , or $730 million, and about 88 percent of the 19,591 lo ng-term loans made. LOANS FOil income properties (including re- side nt! al, commercial and indus trial) made up more than 33 percent of the long-term dollar volume, or $370 million, a:nd about 12 percent of lbc number ot loans ma8e. Real est.ate loan out- D ao n D evelo pment standlngs at tho end or Corporat.lon . Western Lhe third .quarter rose Canada's largest builder more than 10 J)el'Ceot to is celebraUoa the grand more th an $6.2 bllUon openlJ\1 oC lts U .s. ornc rrom ~.6 btlllOb at tbe at 1400 Quall Street, Salte end or September mt 255, Newport Beacb. yur. ..... homes in August maklng • purchases in this range. ~ The $30,000.$39,999 F"r• • . calegory ranked second, ~~'. '• with 18.2 perrenl, while , ' ... the SS0.000·$59.D99 range ":\\ - Inched Ullward lo 17.l , ~ • percent. 'j"r1 The monthly rcPort re ., \ v eats on t: a nd two (.' bedroom homes con· stitute 18.6 pe rcent pf August's existing home sales; three bedrooms. 54.9 percent; and four bedrooms or mor e, 26.5 percent. The number of ex.isling homes sold by the 29 r eporting boards' salespeople in Augus t totaled 10,158. • WOMEN LOVE THIS DANA POINT KITCHEN O Sunset Hill a Buy REAL ESTATE Seminar Slated in San Diego Irvine res ident Ken- neth W. Agid. director or residential development and marketing ror the Irvine Com p any and Mission Viejo resident Harvey Stearn. vice pre- s ident or business and planning, communaca- ltons a nd research at Mission Viejo, will be featur ed a s centra l speakers at the Pcrspec· live '77 Seminar. an in· depth analys is on the economy and land use for the coming year. to be held Thursday, Nov. ll from 8:30 a .m. to 5 p.m . al the Sheraton· Harbor Island Hotel in San Diego. T his "P ers pective" seminar. s ponsor ed by the Sanford R . Goodkin Resear ch Cor poration and the San Diego Build· ing Contractors Associa· lion. has proven lo be the most provorative meet· ing for all who plan, legislate, buy, use and sell land. T his will be the first regional conference brin ging togethe r leaders in the private and public sectors trying to gain ins ight into each other's problem areas. REPRESENTING the governmental arm of the Perspective a r e the mayors of four Southern California cities who are active in regional plan· ning bodies affecting g rowth . M ayor o f Coronado, Virginia Bridge, Mayor Nancy Hoover of D el M ar. Escondido's Mayor Alan Skuba, and Ha rriett Wieder, Mayor Hunt· ington Beach, will speak individually and answer questions during the af. lernoon portion of the seminar. Discussing their com- munities and regions will be the m ajor "n ew town·' developer s, in- c I u d Ing Ke nneth W. Agid, director or reslden· tial m a_xketing for the Irvine Company, Presi· dent Barry McComic or Avco Co mmunit y Developers. Inc . <de· ve lo pers or Ranc ho Be rnardo, Windem ere and Laguna Niguel), Jrv Roston, executive vice president or Rancho La Costa. a nd H a rvey Stearn, vice president or business planning ror Mission Viejo. REGISTBATION for the seminar can be made by phone to the BCA at 283·2371, or SRGRC at 755-0'l26, or by mail to SRG RC, 1125 Camino Del Mar, Suite F, Del Mar, CA. 92014. Tickets are $35 or $25 for two and for BCA members and include lunch. Sanford R . Goodkin has provide d a $10 scholarship rato for stu. dents and muntclpal service e mployes who wish to ottcnd. Lunch charges wlll be extra. ~11 U2•H71. Put• ••••ord1 lo work for ou. Four Floor Plam at DanaPoimSite "T he popularity of Sunset Hill," a single· family home community in Dana Point. "is grow- ing daily." commented Landon M. Exley, vice president and general manager of Pacesetter Homes, bwlder of the de· velopment ''Buyers at Sunset Hill are fully aware or the potential appreciation of the quality·buill homes. due to the choice area location. Since the pro- JeCt was begun several months ago, there has bee n a 20 pe r cent in· crease in home values in the area," Exley noted. SUNSET HILL homes arc available in four dis- tinctive floor plans and r ange from 1,225 to 1,887 squar e feel of living area. with prices from S69,950 to $79,950. The single-fa mily residences are offered in a variety or a r c h itecturally coord inated e xteriors with rustic cedar shake roofs. extensive use of wood sidin g a nd stained, rough.cut beams. Diverse three and four bedroom models feature two or two and a half baths. ramily room or l arge kitchen/family room are'a, dining area or optional bedroom or formal dining room. All have enclosed attached two-car gar ages. Features which add to the value of the Pacesct· ter homes are wood- burning fi replaces with gas outlets, s tate l y cath e dra l ceili n gs, custom carpeting and tempered.glass sliding walls for a s pacious and open reeling. KITCHENS INCLUDE built·in range and oven. ouUets, glass lined water beaters and fully insutal· e d ce i li ng s a nd perimeter walls. To reach Sunset Hill from San Ju an Capistrano, take Del Obis po to St on ehlll Drive west on Stonehlll to Selva and north oo Golde n L antern t o Alcapulco a nd th e models. From P acific Coast Highway, l ake Selva Road east to Golden Lan· tern, a nd turn north on Alcapulco. F urnished models are open daily from 11 a.m . lo dusk. dishwasher and disposal,• ---------- formic a counter tops, PUBLIC NOTICE cus tom hand·fi nished r---------- ash cabinets and !urge P~c;~r~~~!:~!1::~s pantries in some plans. tt>t •onowl~ per .... n h c1o<no """' Huge closets arc just """~e w PORT FINAN CIAL one feature of the lavish SEA111ces. •1• Oil•• s1 .. eost.t ~ CA'1.,1 '•..,!"} mas ter bedroom suites. ovo1ev w Jo11n~on. m °"'• ~ whi c h a I s o boas t Co\l&MO, ... c ... 111m • ··• g r acious baths with di!.'~.~"'1"'" "conoucil!d tit"".• large vanity mirrors and o w John,nn •• :·~ s y n t h e Li c m a r b 1 e Thi\ ~lolltmtnl wa\ Ille<! "6'~·M County Cl•rk ol Oranqe CounlJApiit; putlmans. 11. •~I•. · • -~r Addi ti 0 n a l c us tom PubllS~ Or•n~ Coa!I Oal(yf'!lol. quality reatureS include Ocl 11.1•. l1.a"'3 NOii 1, 1976 '3«>>6 selec t e d hardw are, PUBLIC NOTICE custom lighting fixtures, 1----------buill-in TV and telephone 1"1CTmouseus1NESS NAMI! $TATl!Ml!NT ... ':':,'oll-11>9 P<tr'°n IS doi., FANTASTIC FUANITU~ ~ Or,nula Offered ~~ti Plata Drive, S.111• Alll.,, CA. --~ l.AltTY C. Ftrrtll. ~ SI~ ~16...-.w.CA.9161' •. n.1, bu""'" It condllcl.., t1r"..'f dlvldll•I. • l•rrv c . Ferrett •: ~< For Fl·gurmg· Costs '"'" .......... ", ... u •1•tcl MbO~ CountY Clerk ol Or-Covot~ ll. .. ,. Pllbli.MO Of~ CoHI 0.1~ investment in a r elative Oc•. 11' 7•· 31·•nd Nov. 7· m• •• Mona r c h Summit, adult comm unity in Laguna Niguel, offers a remarkable value when compared with typical Orange County attached housing. according to ·Frank .B a bcock. sales manager of the hill-top community. "The new home pric<:s al Monarch Summit run as low as $64,900 while the m ean prices in Orange County today are $70,000 plus," Babcock continued. Babcock pointed out that home buyers who are aware of facts and figures can compute costs and payments without leaving home. "Here is a simple way of determining what price house you can afford. S I NCE TODAY'S normal down payment is 20 percent, then 20 per- cent of $70.000 would be $14 ,000. Closing costs run bet w een $1,000 and $1,500. Subtracting the highest figure ($1,500) and dow n payment of $14,000 from the original $70,000 price leaves a balance of $56,000. Al nine percent (9V.. APR> for 30 years, pay· ments can be computed at $8.05 a thousand or $80.SO per $10,000. The in- terest payment o r $8.05. multiplied by the balance comes to a total monthly payment or $451 per month. Taxes which vary, based on the area, would be added to this amount. At Monarch Summit. an additional $50 mon- thly maintenance fee ln· eludes insurance, tru h pick-up, exterior main· ten a nee and com munJty recreation faciJlties. "It is interesting to note," said Babcock, "at the current 22 percent Orange County apprecta· lion rate. a new home buyer could realize a re- markable return oo his 1 y s h 0 r t a m 0 u n t 0 r =~fl• time." PUBLIC Noncg! ... ' l"ICTITIOUS eus1Nui=!~ "BUT," SAYS Bab-NAMesTATl!Ml!NT•: COC k , ''residents at The loltowlnQOOHOnUrt ~ M 0 n a r C h S U m ffi i t neu:~~M MOTOR SPORTS, 16JO S. believe their homes are Lvon. s,,ntAAnA, cAt11os much more than an in· Ctdll~!;!;~ .. ~~:~11~s~~'::~~o116900 vestment." Jn addition to R1ctiard Hun11n11ton Pou .... ns Olhtle, Coron• Ott Mar, CA '11•1S t h e r e c r e a l j 0 n a I Wllllem H. Lulu, 32S Dehlia. f acilities Offered a t CoronadtlM.tr,CAtms Monarch, the i"mm....a=ate '"" t11r.11~n is 'onduc1ec1 bv • <:\A.I general p;trlnenhlp. area has many fine golf EdwuoL Oonnetty t · t This 'llalo,,..nl W6~ II""' With ~ courses, en ms cour s, eoun1y Ct<!rk o1 ou n9• coun1yilft•ot1~ parks and miles of blcy-•J. "'~ cle trails for outdoor en-Pvl>l•wo Or•M• CNst 0.11,"'ri,i:, joyment. 0c1.11. 2•. 31. end Nov. 1. 191• Elegant one-story townhomes "that live ~16 PUBLIC NOTICE like s ingle fa m ily re· --fO-l-CT-1-Tl_O_U_SB_U_S_IN_E_S_S __ s idences" feature two NAME STATl!Ml!NT d The 1041ow•no ... ,,...,! ••• OC..l'IQ ""-•· be rooms a nd an Op· "'u"' lional den or third MONTEREY ASSOCIATES. 1102 bedroom. with two full 1""':81~~,;,:~~1·~~~;'.1~'0~~:~. balhs and a long list Of AV"n..t Co\la Mii~•. Catllornla'16'6 ' t ROtl&IO P. E 111011. 7oi>U \/""""° a ppom men ts. Ortve, Ml\\IOtl Vie lo. Calllornl&92•1) DAie E Hanoer, SSH Pebble Bt!<t<ll Exte riors f eature u. .... vnr1>&Ltrw18 ca111orn•a'l?&a1> 1 pr i v a t e e n t r a n c e T~" .,.,,,rwn '' 'onouctl'<inty Clar• ot Orono• Couniv oo Gt. I garage. Fully insulated IC)l)er n , •tll. common walls and ceil· " ..... ' • lngs are desl·gned for P111>11~t1•c:IO••n~co~s•oa11yP1101 Oct '•· 31. alld Nov I , IA, IU6 4W1 711 maximum sound isola· ti on. P UBLIC NOTICE INTE RIORS have AHN~AJ!:r:T"J::SEol" large dining rooms, l'ICTITIOUUUStNUSHAME lavish master s uites and 00:,:~ 1~·=~~ ,:'~~~~ .. ~1)""0u~~. • deluxe. fully built·in ,....,,.. , kitchens with luminous Co\i;~'!! ~~:.1!S4I F .-...,. ··• ceilings, breakfast areas n.e Ftc1111avs e .... ,,..,, N•-,. and pantries. ,.,,." 10 a11ov~ .... "''" 1" °'-Collnty on JU'IO lO. 1•11 Mll<lr..O E PH lon, 1)111 c:or-Oo Als o i n c I u <Jed a r c s1 w.1'1rnln•••r.c" o.a1 h d b Cc1W4r<1 G P••ton. Ulll ~ a n s 0 m e r I c k SI We•lrnln\tor, CA ., •• ,,. --~t. fireplaces with gas log ,.,,,, .,.,,,,." '*" c--,.,. • l • bl lid. I Qtn4tf'Ol08r1M""'o .•. lg ers, s 1ng g ass MlldreoE.Puton --:~: doors and WindOWS Of TIM ti610,.,,.M ••t fllfd ~,.,.. • Uoted bronze, Corinn O>llnlY Cl••k 01 O.•noe C°""1Yon Oc· '°°"' 1•. ,.,, pullmanR. ceramic tit· ,.,.,. -nd qu rty ti g 1>u1111•h•d o .. 1nq41 c~··· oelly P11o1 l ,.. a I carpe n 0t1.1•,11enoNov.1 u,tn• ucw1• throughout and inside 1---------- laundry areas. liocated atop one of Ounge County's hlghcr scenic coastal elev&• lions, Monarch Summit may be reached by trut· Ing t h e San Diego Freew n y to C r o w n VaJley Parkway, then west to Pacific bland Drive. 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THE investigation by Peterson, a chemist and acting dean of the wtl- Actually, Peterson on· ly receives the glass- pebble·bone residue re- maining after the lab in Was hin gton has r e- moved paper, metals and oils by means of other recov~ry systems. Then he uses a super version of an electric kltcheQ mixer (it goes at speeds over 3,000 revolu- tions per minute) to stir glass granules out of the other materials. He's found the ground glass can be attracted in- to a stiff froth of air bub- bles· that forms at the surface, but the other materials are not. Peterson said the col· lected glass particles can be melted back to form new glass. The· amber "ecoglass" pro- duced is s uitable for Every six weeks, a 50-pound sack or growld up rubbish from Washington, D.C., ar- rives at the University of San Diego, where a scientist puts it Lhroug'h "froth flotation " i n Search or glass particles. Peterson's work is a small segment of large- scale national research on bow to handle the mountains of refuse generated by Americans and re<:over metal and other elem ents which presently get dumped.' versity's college of arts ~~~~~~~~~m~~~~~jij~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~ and sciences, is under auspices of the National Center for Resources Recovery, Inc., in Wasbington.·That's why the ground-up trash comes from there. many containers. His studies so far show it is possible to isolate glass from such items as bone and pebbles which What Dr. Donald B. -------------------- Peterson is trying to do is match the way nature ---------------------. HE~INTERESTEOINTRASH Or. Donald Peterson Culls Glass separates the original sand ceystals that go Into g las s from other materials. 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DAIL V PILOT ~Bruins, SC Relllain on Collisioll Co11rSe pankworth Uads -46-0 .TriUlllph LOS ANGELES <AP ) Quarterback Jeff Dankworth, with one eye on the scoreboard, c6olly directed UCLA to its first \hree touchdowns, watched P,l~cekicker Frank Corral boot three Jong field goals, and then took a breather Saturday as third-ranked UCLA smashed Oregon 46-0. 1 Dankworth and his unbeaten t UCLA crew were heavy favorites to beat the Ducks, and might have been overconfident if they had not looked at the scoreboard in the Los Angeles Coliseum just befor e game lime. Among a lis t of scores was : Purdue 16, Michigan 14. "I feel that helped our team re· member one thing," said the senior quar.terback. ''Any team can beat any other team on a given day. ''That was a good way to teach us a lesson." Ex-Newport Harbor High star St e ve Buki c h . th e No. 2 quarterback, guided the team foe: three touc hdowns and helped set up Cor ral for two long- distance field goals. Trojans Destroy Cardinals, 48-24 STANFORD (AP> -Fourth- ranked Southern Califomia took ' the Cleld Saturday without All· American tailback Rick.)' Bell, and Stanford's · defensive plan waa to make the Trojans throw. And, ob, bow Vince Evans threw. "We went into the 1ame plan· nl,nc to throw and wanting to win it for Ricky. H~ looked so sad." EvaD'I said after throwing touchdown passes in a 48-24 vic- tory which kept the Trojans {n a fir'lt-place tie with UCLA in the Pacific 8. The two tearm meet Nov. 20 to decide the con· ference's Rose Bowl repreaen· tative. Bell was out of uniform because of a sprained ankle. His face brightened almost im· mediately as Evans threw a 56- yard touchdown pass to Shelton Diggs on the third play of the game. ''We came up with a n eight·man front and forced them to pass. It dido 't suprise me when they threw it," said Stanford coach Jack Chri~tiansen. play and the Trojans I~ 1'-0 before the..1ame was 3~ minutes old, and were ahead 34-3 at <the hal(. Bell's understudy, freshman Charles White, ran Cor 136 yards and two touchdowns and sald later, "Ricky just told me. to aqueeie the ball so I wouldn't fumble. And that be wilbed be could be out there." Bell, the nation's leading rusher despite missin1 some playing time in the previous two games, sprained an ankle a week earlier. "He was depressed," said USC coach John Robinson. "But col- lege football is not that important to risk a permanent ~ury. f,felt it was in his best interest not to play." . Stanford scored late in the first period on Mike Michel's 216-jard field goal. The Trojans broke open the game in the secend quarter, scoring on White's two- yard run after recovering a, fwn- ble on a controversial play. Southern Cal fell on a loose ball touched by punt returner Savann Thompson at Stanford's 13.'and the Cardinals argued there was interference after a fair-catch signal. Evans' four touchdown passes, tying a school record, an came in thefint ball. Also playing for UCLA ~as No. 3 quarterback Rick Bashore, a freshman from Edison in Hunt- ington Beach. He completed three of four passes for 39 yards. DUNCAN McCOLL (n). JEFF BARTON DRAG DOWN USC'S VINCE EVANS. But Diggs was 10 yards behind the nearest Stanford defender on the first pass and caught two more touchdown passes in the fa.nt half, aCCO\IJ\tillg for 100 of Evans' 131 passing yards. Ricky Odom made the first d bis three interceptions, setting up a 21· yard Evan&-to-Di11s scoring Evans' third touchdown pass of the 1am~ was to Randy Simmrin on a 9-yard play in the second quarter, and Diggs scored on a 23-yard toss with 20 seconds left in the half. Diggs tied a .con- ference record shared by twelve players with his three touchd,oWJ) catches. UCLA dominated the game completely, rolling up 511 yards and holding the Ducks lo a net of minus-two yards on the ground. UC LA thus won its eighth game of the season, only a lie against Ohio State at Columbus {Tlarring the record. And the Bruins extended their unbeaten string to 13 games, tying a school record. Wendell Tyler. the all-lime Bruin rushing leader. scored ear· Jy in the second quarter and mo· ments later. Corral unloaded a field goal from 55 yards away that broke the UCLA record. Later, Corral added field goals of 37 and 49 yards. SCORE llV QUARTERS Ot•'IQ'I 0 0 0 0 0 UCLA U IJ t• S -UCL" Ottnltwl')rt'1 1) ,.vn ((t)f'rd l klc'I ' UCLA T .,,~, 1 run fCorrAUuc~• UCL A Tv•u?ru'lt(orrar-.•c"l UCI " Fwn f(orr~l lil•Ck ) UCL" I' <i Cnrrat •q UCLA S•l•h' L4C ll.ttf r•to~tfd fUmbl• .,, •nd ,.,.._ ... J'l 118 T(AMSTATISTta Or990fl UCLA , 1r\t down\ 8 11 Ru"'4\ yl:I• 11 m tnu• 1 /4 ••I Piu.,n11 v.•d• .., 10 R~turn ynrth 10 18 ""'''" 111• 0 111 0 Punt• 11 J" J JI Fu..,bl•\ IO\l S 1 0-0 Pfo~lt ...... ,.,o, ) u 1 ).it INDIVIOUA. l..EADERS RJ\ .. IN(i -0••90" e.n .... 1,1111 )GlvN•n s 11 \JCi...4 OAr\t.WOrt" ~ •• J Br~ n 101 f 6rn~ 6 •• Jitt((IVINC, -Or'"f.10'" V·n<f!f'lt 4 t• 9.,~, ' ... vet.• Sa,...,,.,, 11 M~"'""' n P•\\I NG or .. qor. .. .-.na .. , .on u ll 0 •o •""" Jur•<'I 0 1 0 ~ wa,nut 1 • 0 ] UC\." O.-.\w1')rth t i Q 2t Bv''"" 1 J-n II 8tt\N>t• ] • ~ Jll Babashof f at VCI Dozen Def enders Work No Wonders NO ADVANTAGE DEPT - There is a report out of La Cres· cent. Minnesota that seems in· triguing enough to pass along to you. First . I have to wonder if some former Orange County officials have moved into that area and are working prep football games there. That is. in a recent game between Caledonia and La Cres· cent, films sh owed that the former used 12 men on defense for more than half the game. Yet , that dirty doien gave up all of La Crescent's points in a 16-lSCaledonia victory. Oddly. when Caledonia was us· ing the legitimate number of de· fenders (11), it shut out La Cres- cent. OF PEOPL E -Shirl ey Babasholf, lbe Foun~ Valley swimmer who won rour sUver medals and a 10Jd at Montreal's Olyaapics, will be splub.lng for UCLA Saturday when It meets UC lrvble and tile rest of the Cal system schools lo the latter's pool. It starts at 10 a.m. Tony Dorsett, the upcoming Heisman Trophy winner from Pittsburgh prefers to be called Anthony. But school public rel a· lions officials told hJm to sUck to Tony-that's the monicker he's b een known b y for four years. OF BROKEN BONES - Stanford Unive rsity quarterback Guy Benjamin is a walking dis· aster. He has broken his nose four times in nine years and in this year's duel with> San Jose ~ mr,-;;.;;- ..,f~~)J' WASH \1/-_ ... GLENN WHITE $1 Million Signing Stale he sprained an ankle, a thumb on his throwing hand and - -you guessed it, broke his nose. OF RECORDS-It ls believed that the official turnout of 4,809 that witnessed the Laguna Beach High-Corona del Mar football game October 29 Is the largest ever to have seen a Jrld cJasb in the Art Colony. Campbell Inks With Red Sox BOSTON -Bill Campbell. the American Le ague's No. 1 relief pitcher this year, turned an $8,000 gamble into $1 million Saturday by signing as a free •cent with the Boston Red Sox. Campbell. a 28·year-old rigbt- hander who played out hJs option with the. Minnesota Twins, signed with the Red Sox lea than 48 hours after he was Boston's No. 1 pick In baseball's historic re- entry draft Thursday. Guided by his agent. LaRue Harcourt, a business administra- tion teacher at Cerritos College in Norwalk. Campbell signed a four-year contract. Terms were not dis<!losed, but the pact re- portedly calls for $400,000 the fint year. $300,000 the second, S200,000 the third and $100,000 the fourth. SIMe•alcer W'l11• Hawley was winning for the second straight year. Azteallell SAN DIEGO -Tailback Binky Bent.on rambled fur 152 yards ~d two touchdowns to spark San Diego State to a 3CH7 upset win over San Jose Slate Saturday night. Benton had pJenth or help from Aztec quarterback Tom Kraft. who ran for one score and passed for another. aa San Diego upped its record to 7-1. San Jose is 6-4. KlflfPTle LOS ANGELES -Marcel Dionne scored his s econd goal of the night with 6:53 left to help the Los Angeles KJngs gain a 3-3 National Hockey League lie with the New York Rangers Saturdaj' night. OF THE FUTURE-Newport Harbor Hi~h has a promising yow1g basketball player coming through the ranks. He's Bill Yardley, a 5·11 freshman. His un- cle, George Yardley 111, also .went to Newport and was a re· asonably adequate basketball performer. In fact. following his standout career at Stanford, Uncle George went inw the National Basketball Association and was the first man to score 2,000 points in a single pro season. OF OBSERVATIONs-·1 am not alone In notlclng a pleasant tread of late .... more folks In the "8.nds are Joining ln Ute singing of tbe National Anthem a& our area lllgll sc11eol football games. ARCADIA -King Pelllnore, a colt who cam e to the race because others 'Skipped it, cap- tured the nation's richest invita· tiooal handicap Saturday by nos- ing out L'Heureux in the $350,000 Champ\ons at Santa Anita before «>,000. Today's Sports on TY Jockey Donald Pierce on ·L'Heureux staged a rally that world champion rider Bill 'Shoemaker and tbe high· weighted King Pellinore just held off in this l ·'A mile battle on a fast dirt track. B..,ietf Trl_JI ... LAUREL, MCI. -Youth shot into the lead at the bead ~ the 1tretcb, won by 10 lengthl and then withstood a foul claim to live France its fourth atral&ht vlctory in th e $150,000 · · WQblnston, D.C. International. The Maryland-bred 3-year--old allo produced lbe third Intern•· Uoaal 'lictory for owner Nelson Bu1lker Hunt and trainer Maurice ZUber. Jockey Sandy Pro football schedule is ten- tative and subj ect to last minute chan ges. 9 a .m . (2) -JOHN ROBINSON: FOOTBALL. 9:45 a.m. (3-4) -FUTBOL SOCCER -America vs. Union de Curt1dores. 10 a.m. (2) -NFL FOOT· BALL -The St. Louis Cardinals vs. the Eagles in Philadelphia. 10 :30 a .m . (4 ) - GRANDSTAND -Scheduled ee1ments include a report on baseball's free agents. 11 a .m . (4) -NFL FOOT· BALL-The Oakland Raiders meet the Bears \n Chicago. 11:30 a.m . (7) -GOLF - Final round of play ln the $200,000 Walt Disney World Golf Classic from Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Noon (S)-CHAMPIONS - The semifinal round in a pad- dle·tennis championship in New York and the AAUtumbl- ing ch ampions hips from Memphis. 1 p.m. (2) -NFL FOOT- BALL -The Washington Redskins meet the 49ers in San Francisco. 2 p.m. (4 ) -SUPER BOWL IDGHLIGHTS -Highlights of the 1967 game between the Green' Bay Packers and the Kansas City Chiefs . 3:30 p.m. (7) ~COLLEGE 'FOOTBALL '71 -l:ligbllghts of games playedthisweekehd. 4 p.m. (2) -COILf!GE f'OO'l'BALL -The USC '!W- Jans meet StanCord in a pme taped Saturday. ' I USC'S CHARLES WHITE DIVES FOR A TOUCHDOWN. The first interception by Odom was on Stanford's first offensive play, when James Lofton ~ a pass off an end-around play. His other two interceptions were off quarterback Guy Benjamin, with one of the steals setting up the Trojans' fourth touchdown. Southern Cal has won seven straight games since a 46-~lw to Missouri in its opener ~d is 5-0 in the conference. Stan(ord fell to3-2 in the Pac-8. 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Army 7 Georgia41, Florida27 Houston 30, Texas O See Details, Pages B 9 Complete Scores, Page B 16 I No. 1 Team Falls, 1~14 Purdue Stuns Michigan WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. CAP) -Scott Dierldne rushed for 162 yards and two touchdowns and Rock Supan kicked a 23-yard field 1oal with just over four minutes remaining Saturday as Purdue stunned top-ranked Michigan 16-14 in Big Ten foot- ball. A 37~ard field goal attempt by Michigan's Bob Wood with nine eeconda left was wide to the Jett and the delirious Boilermakers ran the clock out. It wu Michigan's first Bil Ten loss to a team other \ban OhJo State sin ce losing 23·12 to Michigan State in 1989. Purdue dominated play most of the game and led 13·1 unUI Mlchiean quarterback Rick Leach hurled a &t·yard 1'D pus to Jim Smith late in the thlrd quarter to tie the came. Wood's extra.point kick "'ve the Wolverlnet a 14-13 1-d, aQCI they appeared headed for t.belr ninth victory of the seMOn when Jerry zuver'a 1econd pQI in- terception halted a PvdUe drive at the Michigan 22. But fullbac k R•b Lytle fumbl~ the ball and Purdue re· covered at lta own »yard line to set up the game-winninl drive. It took Purdue 13p1• to move to tbe lllchlaan alx before SQpan booCecl the wlnniAI field 1oaJ on fourth do'trn. Mlchi1 an, which cot lt.t earlier touchdown on an eight-yard run by Leach in the first quarter, moved into Purdue territory late in the game. Two long passes to Smith near the goal line were in· complete, h owever, before Wood's kick failed. For Alex Agase, it was ''the happiest moment of my Wetlmt." "We couldn't have gotten our respect back any better than by beating the No. 1 team In the country.'' the Purdue coach said. Michigan coach Bo Schem· bechler kept bis locker room closed for abqut 20 minutes after the game. When be finally emerged, be cited defensive lapses as part of the re~ for the defeat. "I knew it was coin.I to be a Dorsett Sparkles PITTSBU RGH (AP ) Record-breaking Tony Dorsett, college football'• all-time rushing king, galloPed fOf' 2l2 yards and three touchdowns and smuhed bis ninth NCAA mark Saturday, ·reading unbeaten, Second·ranked Pittaburtb to a :rM victory over Anny. Coupled with top.rated Michi1in'a stunnin« 16-H u~et at the hands of Purdue, Pitt'a triumph thrust the Pantbera lnto lbe favortte•a role for the No. l poaiUon in the next rankin11. tough one even before the seaso .. started," Schembecbler said. "We made som e defensive 'inis- takes out there, poor tackllng fot one. Or l should say good running on Purdue's part. "I have a lot of respect f9r Dierking. He is an exceptionilJ back.'' Purdue's victory snapped a three-game losing strealt ancl made \be Boilermaken 3·3 titBil Ten play and 4·5 overall Midtlgan is now 8·1 and 5·1 in confoence play. ··: The Wolverines, who bijf ttiut out four prevloua oppone \~ season, including India ~· Minnesota in their la "o games, scored on lbel rst possession after a m· bJe. • .. • SCOR• .... ov~in•lli '-. Ml<lllteft 1 0 t' -·· Pwd\le 7 • ·~·~ Ml<"'-t.tK ll l "'" (Wood-kltl •J P11r-oier1tl1194 n111 IS11M11-lc~I , Pur-01«111119 U run lklU felHldl 0: • Mi<,.__, SmltllMpa' lroml.H(lll~cll) Pu<-FG SU11t11 tJ ·~ • A-47,l'M !4_, T•AMSTATlmC!I -'. Mldll .... ~ "'"'-"' ·~ ti Allthtl-Y.,d\ fO.tJe. '.• '1.ljj ......,"9, .. il\ ~-~ -..umvaras 11-~ 11 Pes1ts 2-~ • ., .. (t1 ~bltS•ICKI t.f i.1 "-"81tlot"r•rds o4•: / >U l"llMI ~ • 1,~ INDIYIDllAt.LIADaltS" ·'•" ltUSNINo-Ml~lll9"fl, Lytle tt.tsa, M l.., 0 ·'1, \.taCll t 2' "urllllt Dltr-111(~1 .. $111blftllll 1J .. t • I ' llECEIVIHG-Mlthltall, J \mfltlJ ,,·~ Sitl""'11114_,.,R,Smltllt J4.0ll-1·1' ' P*-SSING-Mlchl941n, LH <ll t M , 1' y.-,dti. PllrOW, Vltall 10.IH , 10t, f . r Sunday, November 7, 1978 DAIL V PILOT .. ~:Nebraska Squeaks By; Gauchos Blitz Foe , Take Circuit Lead Missouri Rallies, 16-7 JSy auss BANKS found out early that It wu going to be in for a Iona night as Jeff Green, Saddleback 's defentlve end, r~vered a fumble on the first play ol the game. LINCOLN . Neb . -Quart.erback Vince Ftrragamo tosaed to~chdown puses ln the .utird and fourth periods to lead No. 9 Nebruka to a 14-10 Big Eight Conference football vie· tory over No. 13 Oklahoma State · in a tougfl but error-plagued game Saturday. . ·Ferragamo's first touchdown pass went 34 yards to split end €hock Malito with 4;02 remain· ing in the third period and gave the Cornhuskers a 7·3 lead. ,. Oklahoma State bounced back on the next possession, marching 8> yards in nine plays to score with seven seconds remaining in the period on a 15-yard run by Terry Miller. Ferragamo then guided the HU5kers on a Sh.Yard, eight·play drive, capped oy h.is six-yard ~ng pass to Ken Spaeth with 11:57 remaining. 'J1gen, 1 8-7 COLUMBIA, Mo. -Steve Plsarkiewicz became Missouri's all-time passing leader Satur· day, but Pele Woods replaced hlm amid a savage defensive struggle and directed the Tigers ' to nine fourth-quarter points and a 16-7 victory over Colorado. The loss was Colorado's second h\ Big Eight competition and knocked the 14th-ranked Bui. faloes out of a first-place tie with • Nebraska, which defeated Oklahoma State for sole possession of the top spot. After exchanging first quarter touchdowns, the two Big Eight powers battled score.less through the next two periods. Woods, coming in with three minutes re· maining in the fourth quarter, I ~pped the Tigers' 73-yard in 10 plays for the go-ahead ' touchdown. Bt1elcqe., 4 2·10 COLUMB US, Ohio -Fullback ' Pete Johnson scored four times . to become the fifth player in col· lege history to score so career touchdowns leading eighth· ranked Ohio State to its 18th straight Big Ten football victory Saturday, a 42·10 rout or Illinois that gave the Buckeyes the con· fereoce lead. Purdue's 16·14 upset of top. ranked Michigan left Ohio Slate alone atop the Big Ten. Johnson scored on runs or one, two, four and one yards to run his Tegular season touchdown total Jo~. The 247-pound senior from Loog Beach. N. ~ ., Jolns Glenn ,Qavis of Army, Steve Owens of Oklahoma, Ed Marinaro or Comell aud Anthony Davis of Southern California on the select list. Davis is the all·time leader With 59 touchdowns So...er., 49-ZO NORMAN, Okla. -Sopbomoce quarterback Thomas Lott ran for 19S yards and three touchdowns u 18th-ranked -Oltlaboma brushed aside youn1 but ag· gressive Kansas State Saturd•y 49·20 to keep tbe Soonera mathematically In the Bil Elpt Conference title chase. The Sooners are in a flve·way Ue for second. Two of Lott's ,touchdowna came in the secoodllalf after the Wildcats, led by the PUSina ol sophomore quarterback Wendell Henrik.son, wiped out b4g deflcla to trail onJy 28·~ mid way in the third period. c.eio.e., 31-17 LA WRENCE , Kan . Quarterbacks 'Wayne Stanley and Buddy Hardeman directed Iowa State lo three q uick touchdowns in the second quarter, and the Cyclones went on to defeat Kansas 31·17 Satur- day in a Big Ei&bt Conference football claab . Hardemab fifed a 12-yard pass to Luther Blue In the left corner ~ Ute end sone with 8:37 left. in the half to gtve Iowa State a 7.3 lead, then Stanley crossed the 1oal line on an ll·ya.rd scamper moments later, followtog a Kaoaas fumbJe. P ean Sta te, 4 J·ZO STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Penn State's defense set up three touchdowns and a field goal with three fumble recoveries and an intercepted pass Saturday as.the Nittany Lions thundered past North Carolina State 41·20 for their fifth straight victory. Sooth Roundup ND Upset, 23-14; Georgia Breezes ATLANTA -"I told our player .. that if I live to be 1,000 years old, I could never be pro- uder of a group of players than I am of these guys today," said Georgia Te.ch coach Pepper Rodgers after bis Yellow J acket.s upset 11th-ranked Notre Dame 23·14 Saturday. Georgia Tech, 44·1, got a pair of touchdown runs by David Sims io the second half while the de· fense allowed the three· touchdown favorites only 34 yards in the closing ball. The Yellow Jackets, who bad not beaten Notre Dame since J.D went entirely on lbe ground, gaining 368 yards on 70 attempts.' Sims, who scored on runs of 10 and 16 yards, led the rushing game with 122 yards on 15 car· ries. Georgia, 4 1·27 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Quarterback Ray Goff scored three touchdowns and passed for two others as seventh-ranked Georgia overcame a 14-polnt halftime deficit to bury F1orida 41·27 Saturday., and gain a share of the Southeastern Conference football lead. The nationally-televised defeat waa another frustrating blow for the Gaton. who could have clinched their first SEC crown ever. The \llctory propelled Georgia into the driver's seat in the race .for t.be hOlt spot in the Sugar Bowl game. The momentum changed when Fiorida failed on a fourth-down gamble at its own 29-yard line with eight minutes left m the third quarter Alak•a.2a.17 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Fullback Johnny Davis bulled through the Louisiana State de· fenae for touchdowns of 13 and 58 yards Saturday to lead 15th· ranked Alabama lo a 28·17 Southeastern Conference victory with scouts from eight bowls wa~bing. Davis, stung wben demoted to the second team earlier in the season, ran with a vengeance as the Crimson Tide raiffd its re- cord to 7·2 and virtually wrapped up an 18th consecutive bowl ap· pearance. LSU, which last defeated Alabama in 1970, bas a 4-3·1 re· cord. Tailback Terry Robiskie set an LSU record by scoring the 2Sth touchdown of hls collegiate career, but by then the Tide had put the game away. •• ,,, .... ,,, 21-0 COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Mark Manges completed 11 of 19 passes, including two for touchdowns, and a dded 71 ruahing yards to lead unbeaten *ad llxtb·,anked Maryland to a 21..0 victory over Cincinnati in college footltall Saturday. The Terps, now 9-0 and winners of l3 In a row over the two seasons. allowed Cincinnati just four first downs through the end ol the third quarter. m.-.St.,~19 SPORTS (M Ille Oally ,.tlet II•" Saddleback Colh:ge re· covertd a fumble on the first play or the game and later Intercepted a pus tn the first quarter -converting both mis· Newto n led takes into touchdowns as • the Gauchos defeated San Diego City College, Calif • 28-0, Saturday night in 0 rDJ8 Mission Conference foot· Wins, 7-0 ball' action at Mission Viejo tuah School. From lbere Sad· dleback scored lta two touchdowns ln the first quarter on abort drives as Ken Swearingen, Sad· dleback's head coach, switched backfield com· binations throughout the game to see if be could come up with one that would produce. The only bil play fOr Saddleback was wbtn Billy X ancy and Tom Muter combined fOC' ·a 77-yard pan ploy CJ\at pul the Gauchos on San l>ie1o's one. Chuck Van Uew scored on the qext play. Yancy scored the ~"t Saddleback TD on al~ yard run, Van Llcsw tallied on a 10-yard f»h and Yancy went ~ yards to give Saddlebtck a 21-0 halftime lead. Jim Lacbmund booted ill four PATs. SEATTLE -Senior fullback Tom Newton, who fumbled away a potential C,alifornia touebdown in the first ball, walued in from two yards out early in the fourth period for a TD that lifted the Bears to a 7-0 Pacific 8 Conference football victory over Washington Saturday. It now ae t a up a showdown for the con· ference championship next Saturday night when Saddleback travels to Cit~uthwestern Ued CitruY, 14-14, Satur- day. Thus Saddlebaclt is all alone in first place. Even though Sad- dleback scored 28 points it wasn't one of the better games the Gauchos have . plated. as the offense suffered through in· consistency and the de· fense at times had l~pses. Pirates Dealt ·· 21-17 Setback · Tbe run by the 8-1, 205-pound Newton, Ule Bears' leading rusher this season, came with 11:01 left and capped an 80-yard, IS·play Cali· fornia drive. ll was the Bears • fir st t ouchdown In eight quarters of play Washington moved from its 40 to a first down at the Cal 37 with rour minutes left But sophomore quarterback Duake Akina , who replaced starter Warren Moon mid way in the third period after Moon was shaken up, was in· tercepted at the Bears 15 by Cal safety Anthony Green with3:20 left. WSll,%9-%4 It was the defense that set up the quick scores in the first quarter, and then held San Diego while the offense was trying to find itself. With the shutout Sad· dleback 's defense has now played 18 straight quarters without allow. inga point San Diego's offense * * * By CRAIG SHEFF Of-O•lly .. llet Stiff Cerritos College rallied from a 10·0 deficit to post a 21·17 South Coast Conference foot· ball victory ovet" Orange Coaat College Saturday Jaight before a crowd of 3,lOOatOCC. OCC 's Pirates had a pair of chances to grab the momentum back after Clle ~Falcons had taken a 14-10 lead late in the third quarter, but turnovers s quandered both opportunities. The Bucs had a second-and-eight at the Cerritos 18, but a clip- ou11uunsT1cs ping ·penalty put them F1r,1c1ownvu,h1nq so,cc ~ back to the 35 early in the F1r,1c1o-,ou~•"<I l • fourth quarter. Cerritos' ~;;~·1~1':!.:~:11•0 1~ .~ Paul James then in· "•'a'"''n•nq ••1 m tercepted a Jim Conley ~:;~~~~~'""1 ~ '!~ pass on the next play at ,,.., Y••d' <i&•nt(I 111 n1 the Falcons one. PULLMAN. Wash. _, ~;~::;~.~·.~d 10;~: '"~,! After holding Cerritos Washing lo n St ate F""'Dt~' 1umD1Hlo•1 1 1 .., to two yards on three q uarterback Jack sco .. 111ouir1er1 plays, OCC figured to get Sa11 0 1"'!0 0 0 0 1).-0 Thompson engineered a !...,.,,.""c~ ,, , 1 c>-n the ball back in good 65-yard touchdown drive 11usH1No field position-and it in the fourth quarter to '~~:10•:; vi • .,. did--taking over at the give the Cougars a 29-24 Y•ncv " " 11 1' Falcons' 40. But Conley homecoming victory S::~c;;;.,. ,',' ,~ 1; 1 5 9, fumbled the snap and over Oregon State in n WootJ \ u o so there was James to fall Paclfic8Confcrencefoot· ::;:;., ~ 1~ ~ .~~ on it, ending any OCC ballgameSat\Jrday. Horv•• 1 :1 o 1 \ hopes. Thompson completed To•~•• " m 41 ,,. Cerritos quickly . K II d ,..HINO hed th ainl passes to Bnan e Yan S•ddl•b•ck mare e rem ng Mike Levenseller and ran "' pc phi n oct. 60 yards for a score and a for two first downs on the ;::;~.;., ~ ~ ~ 16~ ~ 21-10 lead to wrap up the Cougars scoring drive. 1 n111, 10 ~ 1 ••1 500 win with 3: SO left. OCC got its final TD with one second to go .in the game when reserve quarterback Larry Hail hit wide receiver Jim Bogart in the end zone on a 22-yard pass play .. · • The Pirates had jumped to a 10·0 lead mid way through the second quarter-thanks to ·a SS-yard pass play and a 3.1-yard interference ~all against the Falcons. The long pass play- from Conley to Dean Moll-carried to the Cerritos 24. When three plays netted only oi;i~ yard, Scott Lohman booted a 41-yard fie1d goal with O: 05 left in the opening period. The interference call also involved Moll, WbO was shoved while rJi- aching for a pass at the Cerritos 20. Four plays later Faye Weathers tallied for the six to givt OCC a 10·0 edge with 7:M left in the first hall. But Cerritos got b•clt the momentum just ~fore the halftime i,n· termlssion when QB Kevin Hamilton tossed a 20-yard TD pass to Kirk Diego with 29 seconds to go in the half. Cerritos then dominat· ed play with its running game a nd some key Hamilton aerials in the secc;md half-one· of 40 D • bl R · Shi yards to Phil DuBois for Ia OS UDDers De ~al~~~sih~a1~a~!~~g:!d Darr, WalterlwWJe Sizzle at UCI Hv•t, Inc~ IO :tll (O •lt) LH .. ....... Tu1tl11 CSI: Ml UJ:tO OoWMY t. Ch•mbtrs !Oown•yl •: S•; t Cl•rle 1Tu1I 10:03; 3. T-. (Bur· rOUQllSI tO·Oi; •. 0.LOfl9 (8um1V9'>\I 10. 12; s. Oe!Aon (Tusl 10: U. Cl4·10) with a minute re- maining in the third quarter. Q&ME $T&YIUIC$ c occ Fl"I dowftHIXl\lftq TO 8 Flt\l-\DfUlflO • 9 Flr\tdown1~n•ll•es o f TOCal 11•\I doWM H " V•rch•llVll"9 101 1n Texas Loses, 30-0; 'Tech Gets Scare The Mission Viejo Hi· gh Diablos turned loose Mike Walterhouse and Tami Darr Saturday and they captured firs t JACKSON , Miss . places in the boys· Cornerback Henry Davison featured varsity race galloped 20 yards on a fumble re-and the girls competition tum Saturday to launch Mis· at the Mi ssion Viejo sisaip(li State to a 28-19 cross country invlta· Southeastern Conference football tional at UC Irvine. victory over Auburn. Walterhouse duplicat· Davison's s-.cond quarter ed his winning time here touchdown run put new life into last year by defeating the sluggish Bulldogs and St.ate Charlie Christensen or was In command the rest of the Edison in Huntington way. Beach and teammate 1 AQutrf (lo1 Aftl) t ·:U; 1. Gllforel IH8l. 36;, Wl99ln1 (Palo. YerdH) • Jt: •. McMenus IP1los Vtni.11 9•40; s. 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Glbuson CH8l 11:16 Y1rd\H Ulnq 21) IS'I v trd\ l~I '0 1 Nttl yard\ oal,,_CI 310 "9 Punts evq.d l\I. 6-36 O S.21& 8 Vard\P9Mllltd •·61 60 Fllfftllll!\•fumblt\ IO\f 1·0 2·1 Sctrt by Ouer11" Cer<llO\ 0 1 1 1-11 O<•nge Coa\I l 1 0 1-11 llUSHINO Cerrito\ IC& Y9 vt 1v9 AUSTIN, Tex. -Hooston quarterback Danny Davis sewed once and hit a crucial fourth down pau to set up a touchdown and Lennard Coplin k.icked t.brtt field goals as the 19th-ranked Couaars defeated 20th-rated Tex· as JO.O In a South west Conf eren«> football game Saturday. The victon . ~rore a sellout crowd of 77,809, broke Texas' home-fi eld winning streak at 42 games. whlth dated from the 1968 opener when HO\.LSton tied # i:exas 20-20 · T..rcu Tftla. J4-J8 FORT WORTH -Rodney Al Uson staked unbeaten Texas Te<:h to two quick touchdowns , Saturday and the fifth.ra.n.lted Red Raiden turned back a bold. •,(ambling upset bid by Southwest Conference doormat Texas · Ouistian, 1'·10. 1 L Allison winged a first.quarter bullseye lo Brtan Nelaon that covered ae yards for one touchdown and tbe junior quarterback then pranced three yards for another. 8.,,le r , 7•7 WACO , Te1t. -Senior quarterback Mark Jackson sneaked the final yard himself for a touchdown on a tense 80- yard fourth-quarter drive to ena· ble Baylor to tie 12th-ranked Arkansas 7.7 in a Southwest Coo· ference game Saturday. OvU, 41-34 HOUSTON -Quarterback Tommy Kramer, the nation's leading passer, led RJce to two touchdowna in the final four minutes of the game to rally the Owls to a 41·34 Southwest Con· rerence football victory over. Southern Methodist Saturday, Mississippi State drove 64 M a r k L a B o n t e . yards for another touchdown Walterhouse was timed before the half, with fleet in 9:09 over the flat two- hatrback Daryl McGlas ker mile coure while sprinting the final three yards. · Christensen ran 9: 13 and Anteaters Roll MALIBU-The UC Irvine An· teatera, boosting their season water polo record to 12-4, defeat· ed holt Pepperdlne 9-7 Saturday afternooo. Gary Fl1ueroa scored four goals for UCI, bringing bis MUOO total to 87. UCI retuma to act.ion today, boatine the Unlvenlty ol Arilona at Newport Harbor Blch at noon. UClrYIM l 1 4 0-9 LaBonte9:14. Darr, a freshman, turned in a blistering 11: 13 to easily defeat Laguna Beach sophomore Cynthia Har· rymao (11 ·44). VARSITY MIHIOft Vltle 141· HI 141• R l •dl- 1. Walltrhoun IMVI 9:11'1; 2. O>rl\ttn111n !Edi'°"" 13: 3 IAllontt CMVI •. 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CamotMoll FletCl\tr H•mluon Clll'\Cller Toti!~ Wltather\ Bo\ ... 11 '°"''" Htlrer H•ll Cor"''' Tot el\ n 101 o •• 1~ es 1 s 1 I~ ': 3; i~ 4• 701 10 3.S 0r ..... c .. ,1 11 " 11 SI I 0 , . 2 13 I ,. 171 ~ASSING Or•,...C.Ht 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 ,, 4 I 00 4 Q .. s 40 • s 16 I> 1 " .PS s • o 60 .eoo " 10 ' ·~ ·'" RatQ'Ue t Club of Irvine . November 24th thr.u 28th : Featuring~ el . cs1t1n•drYtesM~•vserere11 EL ~ ·. " P91CGll Roy Emerson Denni' R1lston -• Fred Stolt. cl Marty ltlessen Jtff B&tOWlek Ticket Ordtt Por11u tlVOlloW. of Orono• County = oooch ato<ea ond t.Ml4 cluba. lo• tecrll,' Admlulon, Grovp ond llOfWllty pockoge&. • for T.vrwt ................ -4 tlcbt ..... aifl (714)SJWOOO & IJt.1611 Rocqu.t Club of Irvine -·~ ........... Cl6.~. ' , c 1 ... •I• DAILY PILOT SUnday.Nov.mber7. 1918 Estancia. Tritons Use Air Attack In 28-0 To Ground Uni, 20..7 ·setback 8) BOWARD L. HANDY Of ttie Dally f'ilet St.ttt JI .OGE. C .LSON A ateady San Clemente 'I Of .. o.11,1tte. • ..., IJl&b School football L o a t f u m b l e a , team used a stout de- penalties and 5·10, 175-tense and a surprising pound Villa Park High pu1lng game to hand Mmior Rob Martin made the University HJgb 'fro. sh.ambles of Estancia Jans of Irvine a 20-7 de-!Jiah'• bid for a Century feat in South Coast J;eague football upset League action at Tustin Saturday night. High Saturday night. The Costa Mesa-based The victory leaves the Eaites of Estancia lost Trtloos In contention for tbr~e fum blea inside a possible deadlock for ~r3SinJhefirst5:15of the league cham· pl~, were aocked for 100 pionahip. Sao Clement.e yards in penalties during is tied with Corona del the lint half and were Mar and Laguna Beach the victims of touchdown with a 4-2 record, one runs of l, 17 and 7 yards game be bind Costa by Martin. Mesa's 5-1 mark WJthone The result: A 28-Q de-game remaining. feat before 3,700 at El The Tritona boat Dana Modena High. Hills Friday night. Villa Park took advao-' Saturday night , the tage of those first three San Clemente defense fumbles to score twice behind the versatile Martin, who also caught JCs, Preps a two-point pass to make it 14-0. Martin also had a COU· pie of nifty punt returns of 39 and 18 yards and h~ld University to two first downs, one on a penalty, and gave up OD· ly nine net yards. The on· ly Trojans pass comple- tion wu a five-yard ef. fort with eight seeQOds r.emalnlng in the !int ball to give University a touchdown. ' The score came aJ\er a brllli ant 82-yard kickoff return. Dave Langmade took the kickoff at the Trojans 13, reve rsed it to Tony Fuller at the 18 and he ran to the University five before Mark McElroy caught him from behind. Fuller caught the touchdown pass from John Davis on the Pext play and Dan Schroeder kicked the conversion. Otherwise, it was all San Clemente on offense. The Tntona scored on a 43-yard pus play from Glenn Di ll to Mark De Fazio with 1:01 left in the first quarter. MJke DunlVln scored the second on a three-yard run with 43 seconds re- maining in the ball and after Mike Horvath's second conversion kick, the University kickoff re- turn developed. The final Tritons S()Ore came on a powerful drive up the middle by Randy Adams for 12 yards with 4: SS left to play in the fourth quarter. Dill had one of his best nights passing, completing 8 of 11 for 104 yards, almost double bis game average. SPORTS Trojans ln4-3 FUWSST UCLA <le, Ore1on o USC 48, Stanford 24 Calilomia 7, WashingtoQ 0 Wash. St. 29, Oregon St. 24 San Diego St. 30, San JoseSt.17 Cal St. Fullerton 17, Pac11ic7 Fresno St. 23, Long Beach St. o Hawaii 27, Kent St. 6 Cll "°IY·SLOO. U.S. 1111'1 • Cit Llllllerln 47. U s.,, Ole90 O Or-Col. 44, I!. Washl"910ft JI Portl..,d St. tt, Pu~I Solt11dts P olo W e WHI-St. Col. 41. Westrnntir, Ullll ID rer-.. SI Mtry's.JI Snow10 RIO\ U In a tough defensive c.n1. wuh. St. co•. 21. or-Tec11 battle, University High ~2UtNto1111 St 1•. s.,, FranclKoS1 o ol Irvine eked out a 4-3 ~:!~!.~1:,::;::!~'~:!.!;-!,~ water polo wJn over s u1111ie Meu o.• " Foothill of Santa Ana "4di•11chtt c11 •• _,,, MUCld1 d Tb t b Gal Stale LA 17 Azuu Pae Ille u Satur ay. e mac CalPotvPo ....... a 10.lfo•lllrl•7 featured the No. 4 rated Otc•-t•IJl.WtlllllerO team.s in the Cl F 4.A and "'''o S•••~ u. H1.,wud s1a1e 11 c:.1 o .. 1t 2t Seftta Cf•ra t> 3-A polls. '"v•da·LISVeq1Ul.llolsetSI 26 In other non-league ac-IODWEST lion, host Servile Pu.rd 16 M' bi 1-' (Anabel. m ) r1· pped El ue ' ic gan " Ohio St. 42, Illinois 10 Toro, 18-10, and Ora111e .Michigan St. 23, Indiana Coast College defeated 0 Gt...OV11191ts Wayne Mic" o OlnttvAOIUlw•SI .. .,.._.1' "'""" ... ".Metal••••· JO .... ,,.._,., 11 ~ll(llOte< 0 H41'Jtlft'li Ntb 2' Ntb We•l'f" 1 Hlllsdela1l C.fttr•I St OllloO .._ 11. Valpar•l\o 10 JtMtSI~ JO. S 0.1.0t•·SPfOl!CtO t(ll1ma100" Ad•••n 10 IC,,,.,..,,, 11, C:•\a W••I•• n 1 ICllOH,. ~r>moutn co• 1t Lale FO<"flt It lltlOll 0 Mlr••ll• ,.., Olllo WHIYll u Mllrnl. Olllo 31 . W.Mlclllo•nO Ml<l'llO•" Te(.1116. 51 <;•oua '' Mldlnd. Ntb S\ Ct>tlcrdle, Nab 0 Milll''n11, C•rl~•'l't 1 MIM -~rrl\ SS, 8ernldll SI 1 M.So\ttll(trn 20 Mo We<ttr" 1 M11s•<1noum 1', Capllal o No Cle•Utll 111 16. lfl.W.,lyn" If°"'°'•"· Au9usla,,a, S 0 10 H Oio'ota SI. u N.Co1or1d0 o N! 1111'>0!•'9 lllinol' Cot 21 N.iow .. 14 S,O.,ola'1 No., S.O. n llla<l Mii" St, r NW•-•"· S.n4'dlcline, l(fn 10 NW MIHou•I ct. Ll,,co1 .. 2 Ofllo NOr"llletn • WooUer • OflloU_31 llow11,.11 G•Hn?o Olte•bel'I 11 Moun I Union• Rlpo<125. La-tr>ee 11 St Jo11n·s Min .. 19 SI 01•1 ,, St JO\ellfl'' 2' 0.Pauw J Sl.TllO"lll6 Morhd Coneo•dl•O S 0.-ot• Tt<ll J O•Oln1on SI > S llllftOlt 11 llllt>Ol\ St 3 SW M•nourl )O SE M1uourl t1 'f-11 N 1111no1s 1 v 91 SoOJlll J.t. p,, .... 011 0 Velley City JS Muron6 W1rt1>Ur9 3. Lui ... , 0 Wayne. Neb 10 Peru. Sl,O Wllll;arn "-"" Q . Oul>Uqu• o Wi-.• SI 19 SW M•nneY>la U Wlt.·Elu Cl'lrt Al, Wis ·Stout l4 SOUTH Maryland 21, Cincinnati 0 llol\o.l.lt ..,__,,yCel tJ ' e-v\.....,,..t• ~St.1" Fa-,.11.,111. JI 1>. tow•• St • ~IOl'hfl A6~~ Alabl-il&M If c:;a,...,,., • ....,... "' .... ,llY .. 1111\ fJ Oeor..-.iiY.14, W Vt'91"le$t.6 O..lllwd 16,, tton·klea u Llvl119,_ , l(elll..Cky st, J M.141'°"" •, I 'bury SI » Mtrvvllle 17. 11ern, T-.O :::::!~~~.~~0"~!:~1~"c!i~:-" Mo.-.hfact St~ 11, •. Tenne .. • $l.. 7 ~flt SI. tJ, Au\tll> Peey 1J Hor!VI~ St. I~ .,_.r9l11l11 St. f N .t.taill1n• ''· Nl(llotl$ St H c, C.n1r1110. J.C. Smith SoJ.)THWEST Houst()n '30, Texa10 Arlransts 7, Baylor 7; <Ue) t RJce 41, SKU 3.4· Texas Tech 1-t, TOl110 w. Texas St. !1, IAmar 6 •t11t-4t C~ftlt 0 , Cati! St Okie lO. SI! 01\a. I• TnHA6141 SamHoustQl\St.10 Trinlly. Te."1 )I. Mc Murry 1 AnqeloSt. M SttPllell I'. All\lln O ~llrie Vltw 1', "rti,.~uft It SW T" .. at 21 ~owafd P1j ts SUI Rou :Q, T .... IO'I,. Tun Lut.,.•~ 111\llo BAST Pitt37, Army T PeM St. 41, NC State 20 Navy 27, S"yracµd 10 Brown 3S, Dartmouth 21 Columbi~ 3S, Cornell 17 ~ Massachusetts ~ Hol7 Crossl4 ;i caught a 67-yard run- 8nd-pass play from Greg Fontana that was negat· td by penalty-an item that bad VP coach Ted Nullen, with a 28-point lead, irate with the of- ffeill.la. Grid Standing SOUTHIRNCALCOH~El!EHCE W L ,.,. PoA Sanl• Monie• s o 91 28 RloHondo 3 1 102 u Cvo'"'' 3 2 11? 97 GolelenWest 7 2 13'1 '9 LA HarllOr 1 , 78 1?4 L4 Soutllwe\I o 4 6S 173 LOS 4nqeln CC 0 I S2 119 Saturd1 y•s Se ores GoldenWe\146. LA lia•borO Sat1t• Montee ?t. Cyoien 1 Rio HOtldo JI. LA Sou111west 18 Esoe••11t1 • 1 I US 12 El Dorado 1 0 4Dt :16 Fu11ertat1 1 1 71 100 ~von • 0 S7 19 8rea S O 1 101 Valtnc:la o ' o 41 1S6 S•lurday•, Sores Fullerlon 6. llrn 0 • C•"'"" U . Valene le 6 FrldlY't Games Vatanda 11 Bru On defens e , San Clemente bad fumble recoveries by Mike Kru.thers, Corky Calvert, Mark Messersmith and Adams along with quarterback sacks by Kruthers, Calvert and Allen Streeter. Calvert also blocked a Trojans punt. For the Trojans, Dave Axline and Eric Springer r ecovered fumbles and Mark Green had an interception. Sacks we re by Mark Moody and John Daskam. visiting Saddleback, Iowa St. 31, Kansas 17 17·13, as OCC's Oscar M i n n e s o t a 3 8 • Trout set a school re-Northwestern 10 cord. Mlsaouri 16, Colorado 7 Trout scored four Nebraskal4,0ll:laSt.10 goals to bring bis season Oklahoma 49, Kansas St. total to 85 . Pat 20 Moorbouae held the old Temple 31, Drake 7 mark of '83 set in 1974 for Wisconsin 38, Iowa 21 the most goals a.cored in Akr°" 21. w 1111r>011 u Alabama 28, LSU 17 Georgia Tech 23, Notre Damel4 Georgia 41, Florida rt Kentucky 14, Vanderbilt 0 North Carolina 27, Clemson23 New 'Hampsbite 31, Rhode lsland'6· Rutgers 34, Louisville o YwS9, Prlnceton7 Colgate 24-. JJocknell 13 DelawarQ6,1, DavlClaonO Harvard20, Penna ~uehlnM 11' F•lrtef911 Olcll1!16 ' SW.rtllmore 16. Jollns HoOllll\S t• "TdrUt~l\. .. rMtrlt ,,, Villa Park wasn't the only team bothered in that aspect, however, as Estancia's only ex· plosion-a SS-yard run for an apparent touchdown by Kirk Langdale-was nullified by penalty. With the big lead the S}>artans bad tbe ad· vantage to tee off on Estancia 's passing game, nailing the Eagles passer several times with Larry Harman and Steve Schultz lead.in& the way. Dale Rickard h ad another good effort for coach Jim Bratten's Eagles, running for gains of 11, 11, 13 and 12 yards in chalking up a 5.6 average, intercepting a pass and recovering a fumble. Estancia's deepest penetration was to the Villa Park 35 as the Spartans defense proved too much, especiaJly with that easy lead chalked up with the fum· ble recoveries by Jeff Beiller, Kirk Springe and Schultz. Robert John of Est.an· da suffered a knee in· jury and appears lost for next week's finale· Villa Park's other TD in the second period was an 18-yard pass from Foat.ana to Todd Litman. GMUSTATllTICS Satutday" Gamtt RloMo'ldovs Go1e1e .. wui11occ LA H&rbor 11 Cypres. Lt.CC•! LA Soo.1111-st SOUTHCOASTCDH~El!ENCE W LT Po~ l"A Fu41ertOI> ' 1 0 1l1 S6 Ml Saft .t.nlonio 2 I 1 n '1 0r•"'l9 Cont 1 t o '2 68 S...0'-Mes. 1 2 0 70 10 Canitot 2 l I 19 tOS Satlla ""• 1 s o n 49 (iro\,,,_I t 3 0 -63 61 Satur.s.y•t Scwu CerrilO\ 11. Ore"cie Cout 11 Fullu1on JJ. Ml. SAC 1 S.V.11 .t.na 11 Gro~smonl 9 S.t1t•NY'> Garnn <l<•"'lt (OHi at Ml. S4C S."lt• Ana at Cf'rr•tOi S..n Ole90 Moa al Groumonl II om I SOUTH COAST LEAGUE C:~ta~se l•qllf\a8UC" Corat11 del Mar S..nCltrnenle O.naliill\ Mls\I.., Vie lo U"lvt•\hy Sl'foro W L Pol' PoA s 1 117 62 '24342 • 1 711 S6 • 1 83 JS J J •s '°' 1 61 •3 1 so en • ' ~ 88 S.turNy's Score San Clemente ?O. U"lvernty 1 Friday•, O•rntt Costa Mt•• vs Corona Clel Mar •I NPWPOr1 Harbor ~n• Hiii\ al San Clt1rnente El Toro al Minion VIPjo un1..,rs11, at U.11u,,. 8ue11 MISSION CON l'E l!EHCE W L 'f P~ PoA Sad<tl•~'I S 0 0 IM o Cltnn • o 1 1111> n l!•-•i.M J 2 0 61 " C~lfn 1 1 0 Sl 61 s.... fk,.,. • .,,"° ? 1 o s• 8' Soul.,,..\le•n I l 1 6• 19 P•lomlr I • 0 JO 100 Sa"0'"'1'> ' • 0 42. 138 Satvf'llo·• seo,.., Saddl~b&O 11 S." Ole<><>O S..11llernerd•AO17. 0>a11,.., 1 C•lrv• u Sou11>-..1er"" Al .. rsklett. P•l-r 7 Sat•f'llay'• oa- s.tcldl•IWl<;lt ., Cllrvs Soutr.w.,tern•t Cflalfe'r R•.,.°'lde at Sen Oi-11 lOI PalOfftar II Sat1 a.r...,rdlr>e CIHTUl!Y LIAGUI Wl.T,.11Po4 E\I ~"'~"'"'"'" \ S.W.ta.t.naV•ll•Y s I 0 111 ~ VP Vlll1 Par11, S 1 0 10 SS Id El_,,. ' 1 1 105 ft F•"t-•oau11•q l ~'ntdotlllr~oe"•fl•t\ t\ I 'fot11•l••1tdown' - Y .... dHu•~l"'I I'• Yarct. """lllvnl'l-avq di\! • M ' v •• ~.,....,.,,.d 11 110 f -tt furnl)lf' 111\I • 4 Seen'' Dvarten £${..-.•• II 0 ~ vtll1Per\ 1 • I 1 ~·· ltl<-Md Jll•••"o "-' Oo'll"'V't 'fet••• ~"' IC•"" ,....._ ~ W•• Po-'Of .... _ TOlett l!U\MINO ···•~<·• tc• •• • 10 " I) ' ' •• " J• ,,.... V1HaPoa,._ ,. ... " ~ \ 11 1 ' I It 1 ' s , • ., n1 ,.,.nu•o Rllaftcla ... M tftl 11 • I ,, I I ,, n II ., ' Ill • 0 0 • " " •• l Foollllll l '1 I IO 96 J O<... , ' 1 ., ,. 16 T"'lln I 4 I J1 .. ?ll E\lanel• t 5 o '3 13'1 •1 Sanla ,.,,. O 6 0 40 '°' H SllvrMY'tkere ?IJ Vlll1Par1t 11. Etle,,ciaO 700 , .... ., •• ~-*'' s.t-lt• A,,. •I El,,._... • 1 I Viii• Par It'"' Foolflill •I T"U$11n 0 0 o-n .... 10 14 ·A 0 1n 10 01 . ' •O O• ·\,$ MO ) II ,. ., ... .id Ut,,....y'• G•-E<l..-.ta •1 'futll11 Oran91 ~ SAVll•ev et SA 9owt lll!llWAY Ll.AGUI WI. T ,. PA ,.,,,,..,"' S I O 1t1 51 r.o, ~ I o 1n " ..,,... , l J o ne '°' ...,.,.,., ... , .. , J a o • Y.t L-11 2 l 1 Sl 16 -.t ... ,, 7 l 1 16 '1 M-•la 1 ' 0 11 111 8-a P•r'I 1 S 0 30 12' sa1.,.,,..,.,S<ere• WMI""' 111. 9.,.,,. Par11 I .. ,, .. .,.,0.- ......... ,m •• Sunny Miii\ et t..a ~1-P1r11, ""'9f'OI'• al eu~"· """' Lhfftn•• Troy al La Mat>•• O•ANOI LRAGUE W L 'f PoP "" ~ I 0 I&! S6 $ I 0 •J S2 HVC Loses, 54-6 M O N R O v I A -third quarter with a 35- H\antington Valley Chris· yard run :ind Gabe t1an High of Newport Brown ran ~ the two- Be a c b c I o s e d o u t point conven100. Academy League eight· Maranatha spurted to man football with 8 M-8 a 26-0 lead after the first defeat at the bands ol ~od and led at the Ar~adla '1 Maranatba ~ lab k9'ossed ltlihSaturday nigbL four tOU:bdoC:n passes Cl"yon V\ Fuller Ion al l!I ModeM Esi>e••,,•• v1 Sonora •I V1lencl1 Saluf'llay's Oal'fl• El Dorado at LI 1-tabra GAROENGl!OVELIEAOUE ' W L Pl' PoA Pac"lea s O 101 10 Garde" Gro..e • I 87 3S 8~\.t Gra"Cle J l 81 '19 Rane"° .t.l•rn•lot 3 2 S9 !>II UK4rnl<jOS 2 3 SI Sl !.anll&QO I ' SO 1172 La Ou•nt• 0 S 71 1°' SM..,..y'ssc .... 1 Garden Grove 10. llo•H Gr•ncle 1 Raneno .t.l1mlto• u , So. Ba1<er~t.etd I? lnOft·leaq.,.I Frida,·• Garn" Ga•dtn "'ove v' P•e•llca •I 8olsa Grande LA Ou•nl• VI LOI Arnlqo• al Ga""" C.-o•• S.tuf'llay•s O•rn• SanH.)'IO v• AatK "° Alamllo<. at 8o4H Grande 4NGELUSLl!AGUI! W L ,.F PA SI Paul 4 0 107 29 s.trvll• J I 81 48 Bis"®""'"' 1 7 :W. 13 Plu\ X 7 1 ..0 i.. Maior~I I l S9 60 St. Anlllonv 0 • 1 113 S•turd•v's Score ~•Vile II. Plus X ll l!MPIRE LEAGUE GAME STA"TIS'flCS SC F1111 dOWnHut11lr>q • ~r1itd0wft\H~\•n9 6 Fl"ldOWMoe,..ll•t\ I Tot•lllnt downs 1l Y•rdHU\"'"'I 1l_. Y¥0\oa\slnq '°" Yard>'°'' Sl ,...,, verds qaln<'d •86 PunlW"'I dost J J7 o Yards Hftallr•CS a»o Furnb!H·lumt>IM lo\I ' 1 S<Or• lly Quar"len s,,,, CIP-nle ' 1 0 U_,1ftr'S1ty 0 " 0 Ad•m\ Ou""''" 0111 l.41""""'9' J(rut"fr\ PArtter To111s Full tr ROC1'141rt O;tvls L•"'lrnad<t S~lllt• Hala1J41n E•t•~lla Tola ls l!USHING SaftClerne111e 1<11 Y'I 16 •• '> lS 10 •• ) ?1 • n •o n' Unlver\ltv lb H ' 0 • 0 l .. 0 0 ' s '" 68 l'ASSIHG S'aft Cltmeftlt yl ) ' ~ ' f) 8 S2 ll 0 19 1 s 1S 0 ·~ W L Pl' ,.A Pa PC plll Y9 Cvor~u l "6 Loar a l n LO\ ... 11rnitos 3 eJ 5.tddltt>IC It 1 IO Kattll.. 1 '' Ktmeclv 0 ' 15 Saturday'• Score !.addl<rl>l<lt 1. Ke11ned'r J ,.,om" so SS UWl><IUQfl ' 0 1 '8 Par-wr I 0 0 S8 Tolelt 13 8 1 10 UnP4'•rtlty 4, o. •. , • ' 0 -.11~" I 0 0 Total\ S I O l()t 0 0 1()t s 0 s Rustlers R amble To 46-0 Verdict b-10 0-, 16 00 -4 1 u ·S 0 ·A J so 0' pet. m .000 000 61S 1SO 000 100 a single season. A•t>loft •. L•ke•alld u Jeff Madsen scored Qle =~~·e~;:~~~;:,1 winning goal for the host a.1ctw1 ... wa11ao s.. 0enn1to111 University Trojans with :::,:.:i,~~~~'.":~ei:;.s~ordl• tl just under three minutes 8t1....,.,. w va. n. Htram tt to play. e.1,,., 1>. St P C0t>eordl• 1 8'tena Vista 47, Simpson 21 * 8ut•er JS. W1bls/"l ll * * c..~onn G"""'" u S<••••Y~r"te" cant •-au.u-•-•o Saddf-k ' t 3 ,_11 C."t Ml"°"rU4 HEMltSO<ll'l10 Or Co.UI 3 1 3 ,_11 ~onSI 2l P1M1111dl•SI. AnQP Ollc190t.4.Lor1HO Sco,.nq. Saddlet>40-8unll"'I 2. Olkol• SI 0 Slou• Fall\ 1 8ateflelor, Muro11y ?. OeVore '· Oefla"'elO Wllmlft9'on• Vll\\•llo OCC: Croc-ell S Ladt. Ooa,,.3' O.na n Troot •. OavldSOll I. KlllLMr, Hal'l l. E Mk h19,,n )0 C:.nt.Mi(lll91t1 t7 Wyall VAl!SITY '"'"a•. IOWIW.\lyn" sc,.,.e fly Olt•r1•" "errl1St t• S19ln•wU "lndl•y tt. Taylor U ~~;,!~:,.,,". ea1>1, t}dJ,, :~ :~~~~ .. 'u~:":.;~~~.!,, • ., C..mobell7 Score by Oltar-ters El Toro t ' 1 3-10 Strvlte 1 1 2 lt-11 ET S<Drl1l9: Wiison !. Rlcm•IMUQl't, SCfludet. JUNIOI! VAUITY Score by <Na rte" El'fO<"O 1 0 1 1-4 s.n11e 1 3 J 2-t ETscorlr>q: Lobec-.Srnll1', l(lett. Sure ~Y Guar"le" Unl.,.,rsllV 1 1 0 3-1 Foothlll S 2 l l-11 Uni «orlr>q· Moore, J Ii•""· Med· n•e~•. Lyons FADSM·SO,.H • sc .... 1t, Olt•rt•" El Toro l I 0 1....j Servile • 0 1 1-3 ET scot1n9 JonH 2. Hl991r. OoclsUl'I. Scon tiv 0111rters Vnl,.."llf 0 ) I 1-5 Foot""! J 3 I 1-4 Un• \c.orlr>q WoolltU l, Rltll..,, SoPfl•O Laguna Girls LC T akes 36-12 Win The Liberty Christian lilgh Minutemen of Hun- tington Beach lived up to their nickname as they defeated visitiag American Christian (Pomona), 36·12, in Christian League ~lbt· man .football action Saturday at Oak View School. Trailing 12·6 in the fourth quarter, Liberty acored four touchdowns ID the tut eight minutes ,.., ) CdM toboOltitsrec:ordtoS.O. WI L M I N G T 0 N -Hanson and a five-yard .J. Opp e Liberty quarterback Fresb.lllan Tim Janovtck run by Pat McKeon. RED 0 ND 0 -Tb e Paul Ray paaaed for two bed f 115 ds d McKeon ran three •~·-bd d ' rus or yar an Laguna Beach High """"" OWD5 an r~ .or s cored a Pair of yards for a score and Artists' girls volleyball two others, Including a touchdowns in sparking Pete Florin booted a team sparked by Dawn SO.yard romp down tbe Golden West College to a 28-yard field goal in the Spur'r-ock. Chris An· ~lde~es. Ray was in· 46-0 Southern California ~~c3n1i vp:r~! T ;1~~~ de r 8 0 n 8 n d Les 11 e Jured 10 the first quarter Conference football vie-Wendel toppled Corona and remained on the tory, over LA Harbor, another was blocked. del Ma~ 10.15, 15.6, 15-4 in sidelines unW the third here,Saturdaynight. TheRustlersalsogota act1·on Saturday at period. TDs safety in the third period Both of Janovick's when nose guard Kevin Redondo Beach High. Amdr•ce11'6-~.~~·~~ ; ._.,, came in the third quarter patters on tack 1 e d In a match televised on Lfbtrtv01r1s11... o o • 30-36 on one and 11-yard runs. b k NBC 's Prep Sports LC 1cor11>9: -ros-0 1e111. e~'· Tb R U lled t.o Harbor quarter ac Ray2, Mceon~u911-v. PAT-Euser Villan<>va 23, Marshall 10 Wake Forest 38, Duke 17 Virginia 21, Leh.lgh 20 William & Mary 23, Ap- palachian 22 Florida St 30, S. Mis- sissippi rt Miami, Fla, 13, Boston Col. 6 Mississippi St. 28, Aubu.rn 19 Tennessee 21, Memphis St.14 VMI 30, Citadel 14 Tulsa35, Va. Tech31 W. Virginia 32, Tulane28 McN@<! ... SI 1•. NW Loul•••n• 15 Soutller1> U 11 I-toward 1 SW Loukla,,a lJ 4rka,,\a\ SI 14 ~mt>llr>q 3'. N .C••ollna 4& T 11 JKk\.on SI. 16. THU Solt1"4t,n 11 JKk..,,,vllle St. l,. l.lvln91on 1 SE Lou•iana l . Della St 0 Aleorn'7.Mil<l\\l1>olv~1 1 C.tawt>a 17. Wolford u C.nl•t 10. ~OM liulrnan " Concord u. Glenvllle St 11 E l(enlueky2tl,Tenr>enu'f«hU ECU 20 ~ICfllTIOftd 10 Tufts 12. Colt>y 1 W•-tl.liof\lrao Ylill\I 0..Ster ll. ClleVMY St I• Wfll~$1•. Pa 10. Alleqlleny 7 w V• Wulyn 14, Genev11 Widener". MUl\ltn1>er9 • Wllkn Col u. Junl•1a 10 Will141ms :M, w.,1eya" 1 Miine 21, Nor111eastern 20 I MIU Mtrlll-U . Me Ina Maril..,... Mlcldlebwy Vt, SO Union 6 Nlehot\ Col 34, Plyn,e>ulll SI 6 Norwich ... 0.1.-.,-. Va1, o 0s-90s1.o ,....,or1 20 Paup Fel•••hlll OIOlnMlft u Rklle\ltt U.Allre<l 10 SI L4W"C,,c••~Re,,ntc1Hr0 5'efta26,Marlt._t Sil!IOerv l!k ti It. Lodl Ha....,, 1 t ROOKIES Utah34, Ne.., Mexlco31 New Mexico St.26f WlchitaSt.,6 BYU 40, Texas El Paso rt Cbtorado St. 31, Idabo~t ~ Montana ZJ.1 Idaho St.17 ' Wyoming 26, Arizona 2C Afr Force 31, Arizona st. 30 e US" ers ro Stan Snow in the end. World, th e Artists c11e .. sa. a 21-0 first quarter lead ed so I d In tb -;==================--==-.;:;=:a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=~ and held a 30·0 edge at zone. . open an · ea e -; the halftime break.' GWC ran 1ts con·_ secondgame. I Golden West reserves fecence record to 2·2 and 1 ed all of the f'lnaJ hosts Rio Hondo next ----------. P aarty Saturday at Orange .• qu er. c •et Harbor's Seabawks o ..... · were held to just 1~ net GAM£STAT1sT1c;s owe yards and did not get into Ft"' ~,,u.111119 17 GWC territory unW 1:15 · F1n1-1oa,.1"" 11 was le.ft in the game. ~..;!\ ~;0:~:111" ,~ Lineman Dan Meeks varovu\1\1"'1 311 and back Richard ~!::!~:.~''"" 1~~ Clemons were the de-,..., yerd1 ,,.111e., o• tensive stars for Golden ~:::~.~·:~d ,~.~~ West. Meeks bad lour FUmblH·lumb•e11o•t 3.1 " s , 2 • 1S6 JI 11 ISO tackles behind the line of 0o1.,.,, w.'.~••• '>• °";:-'";' ,6 .,.._ scrimmage and Clemons LAH•rt>or o o o ~o 6-339 1~ ,., picked off a pair of o'!~d!~':.~, passes. tcb n Golden West scored ~~~ick \6s 11 1: three times in the open· Mar1111 a 3• ing period on a two-yard Andrus i. ~= run by quarterback JJm =':!tar ~ 11 Andrus, a 13·yard pus Veeder ~ •; from Andru1 to Greg H;:,:;-, " m PASSINO Go~Wetl YI 7 , 0 3 s 0 0 0 11 SCC Soccer ,,. .-: tlll " It I 1 100 10 " 0 " I 0 I 0 u i. '"' ..... 4 1 1.1 'l 57 41 3' 1.S 1 ~ s., ~ ,,, . ~LER RNAL PHASE INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 10%DOWN. NO NEED TO BE ON THE 50-YARD LINE! Enjoy the gane in your living room on your .•• SEVEN-FOOT COLOR TELEVISION! . l .. s.. c.1 c.111te mm u....,. 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Courtyard entry -·complete security sys tem •· lovely 4 bedroom, 41h bath home w/fa milyroom, exquisite rormal dining & lg. game room. Ask· ing$229,500. (N39) LIDO ISLE IA YFRONT Superb location on Lido Soud -2Y:i yrs. new. Custom Country English h o m e d e s i g.n e d b y · • T e d Grenzbach." Spacious 5 bedroom. 5'h bath, formal dining room & up- stair~ den . Beautifully decorated w/wallpa pers, lush carpeting - beveled windows & brick fl oors. Pier & slip for lg. boat. Owner will consider lease /option. $.525,000 fee. OPEN SUH. I ·4 P.M. 525 VIA LIDO SOUO. (N40) PltOMOHTORY IA Y 4 bedroom -family room home w /jacuzzi & beautiful VIEW of Pro monto r y Bay. E nd lot - $365.000. OPEN SUM. 1-5 P.M. 542 HARl~R IS(AMD DR. (N41 ) 308 VISTA MADERA- OPEH SUM. 1·5 P.M. Sumptuous "front -row" custom "D" plan in The Bluffs. Beautifully upgraded including : plush carpet- ing, foil pa pers, oak moulding & cabinet s. Enclos ed s ide-yard for· children or pets. 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Houses for Sale ........•........•..••. General 1002 .......•..•.......•.... MESA VERDE 48R-f:AMIL Y $84,500 Immaculate Mesa Verde 4 bedroom d oll house! Beauli ru I p 3 CE'Set ter home. Slate entry way. Gigantic formul living room-massive wall of fireplace. lluge family room. !:ipotless gourmet kit t·h en . S eclude d m aste r win.i;:-µlus 3 more fa 1n i lv s i :tC'd bedro om s . 'own e r transferred .\1 ust st•e to belic v t•. llurry r all 752· 1700 now ! C»>tt'f r j 9 • H' ,UN '~ t-l Nit t' Eastside Duplex $75,000. A r.1re h nd on Co:.t:.i :\lc::.a Street-rail a nd gel paru i:ularl\' llG CAMYOM TOWMHOUSE. LIASE Choice location with beaut. gotr course VIEW! Lovely 1-story 2" bdrm., lge formal dining rm. Highly upgraded. Plush c pt ng & drap es, s hutter s, microwave, ceramic tile entry & kit. Air-cond & filtered air. $950 month. 22 CANYON ISLAND DR. Sa t/Sun 1-5 llG CAMYOM TOWNHOME DeLu xe feature s t hr uout t his charmip g h r.and NEW home. The upstairs spacious master bedroom suite has sitting rm, prjvate dressing r m & mirrored warcjrobe doors, 2nd Bdrm dn may be used as den. Formal DR . Lease $800 mo. Sell $118,500 I LUFFS -GR&HIEI. T VIEW and walk to pool. Much desired plan on 3 levels. 2 Lge bdrms & paneled den with fire place. Mirrored formal dining r m . Wet bar, air-cond, 2 patios . Decorator perfect. Lease 5750 mo. 2921 PE RLA OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 JASMINE CREEK -C.D.M. Elegant 3 BR 2V2 bath-beauty in new private a r ea with s ecurit y gat e . Hardwood floors. lush cptng & drapes, stained glass. beaut light fixtures. Tennis courts , pool & club house. $149,500 unfurn., $169,500 furnished. 3.5 MA INSAIL SAT/SUN 1·5 llG CANYON "VYSAIWS'" - Uns urpassed beauty in this luxurious ai r -con d m ode l. Beau t if ull y customized & prof. decorated. 4 BR. den & formal DR. Dream kitchen, Italia n white m ar ble , expens ive wall pa per s, cptng & drapes. Great view!! $271.500. 2 RUE ST. CLOUD SAT/SUN 1-5 21 I I Smt Joaquin HHls ltoad NEWPORT CEMTEI. H.I. 644-4910 '• . Sunday. November7. 1916 DAILY PILOT Cl ~:!:.~~~.~~ ....... ~:.~~-~'!': ........ ~!.':!~~~! ....•.. I~!!.':!';.~ ......• GeMr al I 002 GeMrol I 002 G....,,.. I 002 lc........ I OOJ . .••.........••.•.....••.••••• ., .........•........•.................••.••...............•• , {-Jete IJa,.reif Reaft'I pre6enf6 NEW LISTING MESA. VERDE'S FfNEST -4 bedroom. 2 bath, CXt'.C ll cnt locatio n . Newly carpe t ed and pa int ed, partia lly enclosed breezeway. Storage shelves in garage. 3 Types of fruit trees + a dollhouse. $88,500. 2818 Tabago Pl. CM SatjSun 1·5 NEWPORT HEIGHTS HEAVY SHAKE ROOF -Bay window overlooking enclosed garde n and mature trees. 3 Bedroom home on quiet str eet. 2 Double garages and al· ley access. Close to schools and par k, ~.500 531 s .. lemardino, HI SetjSun 1·5 WESTCLIFF IE GOOD TO YOURSELF! Enjoy this warm family home all year 'round Cuddle by the fireplace in the family room or refres h yourself in the sparkl- ing pool. All this and 4 bedrooms too. $125,000 . 1520 Warwick, M.I . SatjSun 1-5 DOVER SHORES 60' OF EXCITEMENT and glamour on the wat er! Dock for large boat. Soar- ing interior entry beyond free form pool. 5 Bedrooms. den. 4'h baths. Fabulous find and located next to san-dy beach._ NEW LISTING NEWEST UNIVERSITY PARK -brand new. move right in. Spanish tile roof, one level. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room, 2 sp acious enclosed patios. Pool access. Excellent location ! $88,900. CATALINA ISLAND SUPER 3 BEDROOM CONDO -can be purchased furn or unfurn. A perfect retreat away from it all, but just steps from Ava lon·. 642-5200 PET BARRETT REALTY (\ 1bO'>'llv•'.f1!1lt!t1v~ ~~\Jo. Newt-.'J' 1 Bt-J, ,, VIEW OF WA TH -I llock to hoch SIH,500Fff A RARE FIND. &pedolty spacious 4 ...... & Den with bcr & Vl•w PLUS 3 ...,,,. Ir Potlo wtlts c0ftlpri1• thl1 Otlt· st.c:lftc) M•wport lhoch DUPUX. The 4 ....._ la •oc.t .W ready fw a n.w oWMr who w•h • tar,. hcNM with • htc-. •It. Toke acfycintap of • ,.-eclatiOft Ir depr.clatloft! WATERFRONT HOMES · 26:U W. ( iM" I l13h"•'Y "'""'Pm• i;,. ,, h (711) b.IJ I l•K> ~~~ .......... !~~~1~~ .......... !~.~~ 41ic~.!~~"!r ***OPEN HOUSES 1-5 * * * 3900 Inlet Isle Dr. $133,500 3 Br. Fam. Rm. Harbor View Hills 4752 Royce*Road 3 Br. F am. Rm . 5851 Sie rra Cielo 4 Br. Fam . Rm. 415 Vista Suerte 3-Br. 2112 Baths $98,500 Univ. Park $99,950 Turtlerock $107.._0QO_ Bluffs 219 Via Lido Soud $.550,000 4 Br., Fa m. Rm. Waterfront Lido 5 Her mitage Ln. 3 Br. Fam . Rm. $398,000 Big Canyon MEW LISTIMG-¥Hloge 3 P opular l -story Princeton model with 3 bedrooms, dining room, & 2 baths. Attr actively upgraded and located near pools a nd tennis on Wide greenbelt. ~9,500. Very special home w /exciting view of ocean & j etty. 2 bedrooms & studio, country kitchen, lg. living are~-w /period fi replace, widow's walk & R -2 potential. Recently re- modeled. & redecorated -j ust wait- ing for t he discerning buyer . $168,500. Polly J ohnson 642-8235. (N43> GeMrol I 002 General 1002 General I 1002 Geeeral 100 RA.RE IA YFROMT OPPORTUNITY Wate rfront condominium with 2 bedrooms & den or 3 bedrooms, 3 baths,· 2500 sq. ft. of sheer luxury bayfront li ving . featuring enchant- ing day & n ight vi~ws. Never oc- cupied, new carpet & drapes & levelors. Only $185,000 Fee . CUSTOM IEAUTY- DOVER SHORES! Exciting view of bay, boats & city lights from this tastefully decorated wood & s tone 2 bedroom + den h o m e w Is p a c i o u s p r iv u t.e Courtyard, pool, jacuzzi, dramatic garden lighting & maint : free la nds cap in g on lg . corner lot. Features beautifully crafted built- ins. 2 fir eplaces,, beveled mirrors in diuing room ·& quality thruout. $215,000. Marjorie Mahon 644-6200. (N44) SPICT ACULA.lt OCEAN VIEW The graciousness or yesterday per- vades this land mark in Corona del Mar. Random width floors. 10' ceil- ings. exquisite mouldings. solid oak doors , nooks & crann ie~ & t he sound of the s urf complete an at- mosphere of utter tranquili ty. 5 bedrooms -5'f.? baths. S279,500. Maxine Williams 642-8235. (N45 > A TOUCH OF MAGIC! Charm ing Country French (3 yrs. old> on a lovely little channel. Used brick -leaded glass -marble - fireplace -4 bed rooms ~ 2112 baths. $157,500. Bob Owens 642-8235. (N46)' SPICTACUl..U VIEW - DAY It MIGHT Big Canyon Monaco -3 bedrooms . formal dining & lg. master bedroom w /jacuzzi in m aster bath. $210,000 fee. Martha Macn ab 642·8235. CN47 ) IMAGIMA. TIOM ra.us_. visualize 1ife on luxurious Linda I s le ha a huge conte m porary Spanish 6 bedroom mansion w /slips for the fa mily armada ! Beautiful g rown tr ees ... s h a d y courtyards ... c hoice location on oversize lot ... inspect by appt. J ohn Gr,anath 642·8235. CN48> ... CHOPJ' CHOP! ••• owner "1111 consfde( fiexible rmanc~ ing on this Balboa Pen. duplex. 2 bedroc>ms + fireplace each unit. 1 blk to.ocean & bay. Can.'t beat it at $110,000. Lois Mlll~642·823S. CN49 ) \ CUSSIC CONTIMPOURY Superb Dover Shores Bayfront~ 4 bedrooms (3 +den) incl. beautiful master 1aite w /view -formal din· lng -gourmet kitchen -im· pressive rosewood & teak family room w/we t bar & refrig. - together w /entrance .reaturing love- ly pool, jacuzzi & lush green plan - ters surrounded by patio for com· plete entertaining. 60' ree lot -45' dock & pier. Vee Stinson 642·8235. (N50) '42-1235 MW200 «11 Oovtr Drive H•rbor Vt.w Center trvlne •t Cempus Velley Center . 7Sf-1414 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HEALTH FORCES CHOICE SALE -$52,750 4 BEDROOMS TURTLEROCK Unusual opportunity to CORNER LOT Piao 3• 4 bdrms., 2' 2 own thi,; lar1H· <1800 Sq. V d d h h baths; lge. family rm. L't.) 3 "··droom. J balh pgra e t r oug ·out. with gleaming h<lw d. ic U'<' Fl a~!itone pa tio with firs.: formal din m" & Townhome with huge bwlt In b. r b ,, for o t "' bot1us room . 1dt·:.il for a · a ·.., 11 • brkf,;t. r m. Cha rming door C'ookouts. Corner lot atrium opeoing orr fami· pool tabl<• or artists hide- w1th room for RV park-ly r m. & kitchen. a·wa y. Gourmet kitchen ing. W<.1lk to schools, OPE ... SU ... 1 5 o verlook s beaut i ful shopping, park and jog to ". "' • private p:itio. This pro· beach from this beaulirul 19472 Sierra Chula perty is shown by up-~";!~1.~~~,':::~' l~LW1~~ f.··::·'.~ .. ~.,.,: .. ,.r,.~ .. m_·.~.·.~,~, .. "j_j .Jf fi.f J1 [~lfialJill ,;:17 >~7t~;Sl~~ ~'l'l [!~ . : r==C:::::::LA=:=:SS;::::I F==I ED~"""'°"====~;:,.=:-: KIDS, Cats & D09s Will love this large yard. Thei.r paren~ will love the 3 bdrm. home in Costa :\tesa al 2001 ARNOLD onH SAT/SUM. 1-5 FEEL CRAMPED? Nol in this lovely. large family ho me: 3 h uge bdrms +fam ily rm., l 't• ba 1\ll new carp. One or EaMsi<ll"s bt.·~l are<is: 11u1 H cul·dt"JHll: off or 23rd Stret·t OPEN DAILY 1·5 2311 FAIRHILL Pyramid Exchan«Jors 833-1768 4 BEDROOM Pt.US DEM PLUS GAME ROOM This bard to find sin~le stor y rambling e11ta le with over 2,400 sq. ft. of liVlng area is located on :=;ecluded t ree -lin e d !ltreet m i nutu fro m heach. Too many custom features to m ention! Rambling grounds with room for 3 pools + R/V parking. F'or a preview of Olis unique home C'nll 963-6767. NEWPORT SHORES 2·Story A-fra me ; wood beamed ceili ngs; 4 bdrm s .. 2 ba th s ; secluded puUo. Walk tc beach. pools & tennis. $90,000 W73·3663 associated BP'H r I>, Pf 111 H>RS I ·" A • •· • ' ~ ' ) •A llCJ Cmyon htah ~ 4 BR, 4 BA, on f airway. 5300 Sq.A., marble entry, gourmet kit .• S42S,OOO By oppt. only. Exclusiv< Agent 675-6000. 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Professionally ctecorated & landscaped, achieving a dramatic & distinctive style all its own. 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, formal dining r oom . pool jacuzzi + 3 fireplaces . $315 000 Hick Vrac~ Aej9ftt 7 52-6521 or 551°2784 International Designer Pattern Th.is half siie aown from Norman Hartnetl has a· tipper set in tllc ten. side seam. lt can be m•dc with straight or slightly Oared sleeves. f'abrtc~: crePQ, silk, pongee, sheer wool. F·ll·D Is cut oni, 0in Half Sizes 10~-22~. Size 16i,ti requires 4 118 ycls. of M" fabric for t he lon.g length and 2 7/8 yds. ror -the short. length. To order~ send -patlem number, ·size. name. address and zip. Price $2.50 plus 3<JI' po$lage and handllo11. Pattern Book!I bl'! Cluslncatlon: Suppl~monl 7; Maturt Ir Kalr S i cs, $1,SO postp8id, Milke check payable to Spadet1 . Rend ordcra to this newsl)apor. clo Spadea, a 8rldi;e St., Mlltord, N.J. 08848. DQ,Pt Cx·15 IA YCREST HACIENDA Unique Spanish architecture. s unk- en living room , 4 bedroom s, 3 baths. mirrored wardrobes, cus tom designed pool, lush landscaping, circular drive to Baycrest Road. P rice $139,500. FAMILY EXPAHDIMG7 See this lar ge 4 bedroom, 2'h bath Turtle Rock home just steps from pa rk & pool. with over-sized yard, 3 car garage. f a m. r m. & dinlng room . All fo~ only ro9,950 land 'in- cluded. LIDO PRICE RB>UCTIOH A rare opportunity to qevelop 51h 'lots or to remodel seven lJedroom,. seven ba th estate . Pri~e no $430.000. VIEW OF BIG CANYON Three bedrooms, three & one-half baths, guest room, pool, jacuzzi. Private yard, thousands spent in landscaping plus lots more. All for $168,500. IS SPANISH YOUR STYLE7 It's all here in this custom designed corner home built by Valentine & lands caped by Beeson. La rge massive rooms w /high ceilings, 3 bedrooms , game r oom. privat e m aster suite w /jacuzzi. $239,900. PRIME IRVIHE TERRACE VIEW One of four finest homes & loca- tions. Three or four bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, 3 car garage. Alarm system. Four rooms over- look the bay. $269,000. SPECT ACULAlt OCEAN VIEW One of a kind home featuring 3 bedrooms, g uest house, 31h baths, for ma l d ining, family room , 2 fireplaces. H a s office, works hop and rec. vehicle parking. All thi s in- cluding Old Corona del.Mar charm . $275,000 . LOl'S OF LAMD, VISTA. Ir HOM! Stone, wood and glass create .a mountain lodge feeling in this gr and 4 bedroom pool home complet e with .center ent ry, library & large dining room. High on a hilltop viewing both ocean and canyon for $195,000 fee. IA YFltOMT ISTATI Superbly constructed 5 bedroom home + servants wing, complete w/butle r 's pantry, elevator & base- ment. Other ame nities include pier & slip, sandy beach, beautiful PoUl in rormal ga r den setting & parking tor 12 cars. Peninsula location, on fee, for $895,poo. A CO&.DWB.I. ........ CO • 644-1766 Jiit U""'°"OUf"Mllo.LllllO. IN~Tcamtlll \ • • 1 .. ' . DAILY PllOT Sund1y Novsmber7. 197& ~~:.~~.~ ........ ,~~:::.'!';~~ ........ ~~!::!.~~.~'!': ........ ~~:::!.~~-~'!': ..... , .. ~~::::.F.~~~~ ........ 1~:!:!.~~.~4!'! ...... . ~~:!.~~~.~~:: ....... ,~!!!~~~ ....... ~:!!.":.~.S:::. ....... !:~:a! ........ .-.!?.~! !:~:'! .......... !?~~ !:~:'! .......... !~.~~ ~~~~ .......... !?.~~ !:~~! .......... !?.~~ ~~ .......... !~~~ GeMrOI IOOJ GeMrol 100 ~~~! .......... !?~~ ··••·······••····•··••• •...•................. VIEW, UMOISTRUCTID VliW. Hig ht on Lhe front t crruce in lrvane Terrace; architect/owne r designed, spacious 2 bdrm. & den ; room for a pool. Plans drawn lo add 2 more bdrms. if de· sired ~25 .000. If you like a view. this 1s a good1e! SOUTH UGUMA OCEAMFROMT A·mo!)t exciting place to l ive. Nice, clean, wide sandy beach & wide blue Pacific at your doorstep. 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths ; lge. healed pool, elevator lo beach. 24 hr. security guard. $89,500. Vacant. re· ady for immcd. cccupancy. CAMEO HIGHLANOS. A large lot on a quiet cul·de-sac. 3 Bdrms. & den or 4 bdrms. Lots of room for pool. Do your own d ecorating around this ocean view. $123.500. Open Sun. 1 5. 506 Rockford Place. Or call for private showing at your convenience. GOING SKIING THIS WIHTE.R? Get your very own de luxe studio condominfom in Sun Valley, Ida ho. with its own private sauna. Walk to tennis facility & ski lift. $25.500. Rent during the off sea!)on. GOOD, BETTER, IEST We think it 's one of the best ever to be offered in The Bluffs. 3 Bdrms .. 2' 2 ba .. Dolores model. beautifully upgraded. Wet bar. wrap.around deck. Exclus ively of. fered a t 5152.000. The panoramic view of bay has no roofs in the way. Call 673·4400 at your convenience. 673·4400 DiYision of Harbor Investment Co. YOUR OWH RANCH H!Alt THI OCIAH IO'xlOO' lST A TE! One blOlk lrom propo:.\'<J Co11l:i :"llt .. ;a :".l•w1>01 t \!Alli!\\, to raputl~ an 1n cl'1al111)! It I a1 e;.1 Qw\'l n11111t1·y .1lm11~11hl'rt• f:x. •1uh 1t c l' I" I 11 m bul 11 home, 'Ill I.I\ It 111. w 10 • fl,1J.t:.ll111v l1r1·pl11<'c U1ll1urd "'t' FL11n ltm w 24' :sun11y mc7l.lntnc (open h1•11m ce1ltngs). SPACIOUS k1ll'he11 w/tiO' Moroccan Tile drnln board, Harvest Oolcl i.1nk & NEW dshwshr. 3 lldr'l:I 120· muslC'r ), 2 Bull11;. :.Cr'Vll'C room. /\II Ill bl•autiful '>t'lilplurcd c .. rpct1n~. E!ll1rc home 111 NEW tond. J'Ullt.> has ma:ssivc hrick fireplace & grill. Scµ 9'<12' outdoor vi e or bhop rm, 9x 15' ga1·dcn or l.ick rm. m Jn) fru1l trl'l'!I Hc1om for pool, tcnm:. 1·our1. boL•l. motor.home, hor't'l>, clt: Enl1rl' µr opl•rty ha:. almost lll'W b' fl'nc111g t!. Jt.lobe brick'' :ill' CO:\IPU-~TE l'HIVA<.:Y 0:-IEOF ;\KIND' Ov. ner tH2 54115 EXECUTIVE RENTAL SERVICE 110!\l ES. /\ l'TS, CON DOS: fro m UOU./mo Agt•nl, (j73· 7(j(ll MOVE UP to LMI 5 bdrm~. 3 lwlh home rn dt•'>1rablc FV. ·am rm. 'll'l bar. lgc :nslr :.u1tP:.. we will guaruntcc :.ale or your prt!senl homt'. W & L ~~~:a! .......... !?.~~,!:~~! .......... !?.~~ Su Y WJlkl'r & l,w JUST LISTED !! OPEN NOA Heal E:.tal1· 902 S. BA YFROHT ~t.·li51 !16X :m1 Harbor Yi~w Hills .urn home on sandy bch -- ll1ghl) u11i;r.1dcd 111 t•ver w all the bout1ng .ict1vil) OPEN HOUSE \ \• ,1\ l'U~lom drp ... at )Our door!tl ef'I. 1 • q•h <".: \\all t•ovt•rm~~. KINGS ROAD FORE YOU. "."'' .t i.:l.1" l:~.1· ~;.1m1.ly Nl'W cxtlu~n l' :?B H & FIVE HOMES 1 11 '' tpll , kite hen h.1.. .. ,.1 , "h 1,, S39 500 to S49 950 I ut'll "' ;.1:-.. 1~ ., owp -.t't' , , 11•1'' thiu wintow 1'1 "'llh l'<lfllmL1nding Pf.FT T G OTTA ""'''' '" h!l' l:1111bra11t•d harhor 'icw F ee. :\11NUTE'!Li!>len,you·re .\ ·'' ii " 'P ri 11 I.. I c r' .17. OCHI not going lo believe thi11. 'I.. '"1 '1111l' h.i:-. !-it'll li "wATERFROMT hutlknvwwhcl't'YOU l'Ull "'' 11111 .111•;i !:-1•11 l.~un . . . , , , 'R buy your l'hoicc or S 111 \' \\ ''"' ll"l' urc I :J f· IXl'.lt I I I "· t • r I 839 '-(10 I · ... • · •. "· KL·l•nl \ loral1•tl Ouplcx 1omc~ rom. on Y ,;1 REALTORS 675-5511 . OPEN HOUSES 2672 IASSWOOD RD.: httbluff treat loc.tiOft; n.ar 1choofs, shopphlg & ocrou • from ~·pl•y9f"Ollhd. Ccto.s not bock 11p to Jamne RcU Four bedroom. fOMlly rOOM, •lew, and POOL A great fGMlly tto... OPIN SAT & SUM I to 5. #33 MAIMSAIL DR.: JASMINE CREEK: The very spacloys P'lan 4 with thrff bedrooM. 21/-i battt•, fClfftlly room. extra 1.,. potio and yard area: t wo story, i1Wt1Mculate condl· tion. OPEM SAT & SUM I to 5. SURPRISE: We have two odditfonal homes available In Ja1miM Cl'fflt. .,..,.y ar. iuat bHutfful -a Plan 5 and a P'I• 6 -Heh conslduably upgraded with quality draperiH & carpeffnc). mirT'Ot"S, builf..f1t1 & "*'Y othu special ~s. OM has a C)rMt ouan view. Coll for appohil11•ttt. htckldes 24 hr. security CJllCll'd, clubhouse, pool & lacv11i and TENNIS COURTS. lRememb~r. I ive there too, and it's just grfft). CORONA DEL MAR -CHIMA COVE: , P'ract~ the Oftfy lot avoflab&e 11'1 the area wfth t.t fetty and OCHl'I •lew. Gettffy slopift9, easy to build on and OWNER WILL SUIORDINA TE. COLE OF NEWPORt··REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mer 675-5511 GeMr ... I 1002 Getteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cf.Col<':'\\orlll\ •'< ( :Ct.-Rt·allo~ LOOKING FOR A HOME IM - Newport Beach 's Eastbluff-Big Can· yon -Harbor View -The Bluffs - Westcliff -Irvine's 1'urUerock. etc " We have lovely homes to show you in a ll th ese ·are as a n d rnu c h more ... please call C.F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER .11 ~ II .I..,( SI I to .1p . lo~Ul 11.30 .. ( Orll' lln :\Ion· I' r .... 1.1 11· ::. I :1 ~.:; oo with :mH how •• · & 1 BR d· -:. . . • .. I '.u G-rol I 002 G---ol I 002 11 .,, 1\µ1 on 0\11' 1 .. 1a11d with I ·1Y : 1:-. o\lr P• ~< ic on ••"-....... , •.1 i .. 10 it" .o"n rltH k ~.tt·nficc Considt·r lh<.h"'l' feuturc~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl l:l.000 2 & JBH. r1r<!plal·c. shak1• ________ , ________ _ 0 roof. lari.:e ) ;1rd a nd mu1·h. muc·h more Hurry, 1•all l1"ta~ You -knm' I 1•,111 '1 kel'JI .1 ~ St'l'rCl FIXER UPPER -:id~iJft·· Ph: 540-3666 I lllt ·1 II\ 111·,11 'w • • ,,, 1·1.u.1 Oµt•11 !-al & "•Ill I • 'i'I :11~1 .r.!11!:-Huw Uri\• Call Pot Contrell Balboa Island Renlty • :. ? "''»13:·17C>o'"mtliiill/I ht> fJ .. tC''ll draw in the • ••••• ••• \\l',l .1 Ua11v P ilot We're here to help! Re~tor~ 548·9607 t"IJ~:.1f1ed Ad &~2:5678. 1002 GeMrol 1002 .......................•.........••..•..•...•. ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAUY OWNfD COMPANY SlRVINC THE SOU C AREA SI CE 1963 LA CUESTA W ;?OOL Rare. c;;mglc story \'alc•ncia model wit h dram alir enclosed courtyard t•ntn 1-;lanrl kitchen with breakfast ,111·;1 I B(•clro11m -.. dmm,g. + fami lv n>om ~t.1-.11•r h uth h;.is door to rear. I.ow m aint enance varc1 \\ith h<'.1ut1ful ,\ :"/THONY POOL S>J!I 500. Opt•n II oust• S unday 1-:i. !JIH2 Star Or . II Ii C .i 11 962·445-l BEST WESTSIDE VALUE \\•ry lar~r c-U4'tom11cd 4 hc<lroom. 2 hath hom e F A heatin~. copper plumb<'d. ucaul1fu l com er lot Just f)<'rfcct for you. Call right now and huy at for only SS9.500. Call 962·4154 HARBOR HIGHLANDS Charm in~ 3 bedroom home in pre- stigious Newport Beach. Fantastic ~wimming pool with separate dress-· mg room. Excellent location nenr shoppin~ and Mariners Park. Call &10·6161 BIG CANYON CUSTOM Spectacular 4840 sq.ft. 4 bedroom home in final stages of construe· tion. Family room and library over· looking gorgeous pool area and golf course. 2 Story living room with massive fire place a nd view loft. $385.000. Call 610 6161 COUNTRY CUTIE Be:iutiful upgraded home with 3 bedrms, 2 baths and a nice vegela·· ble garden. Priced at only $57.500. Call now for 1:1ppt. 5-16-4141 MEW EASTSIDE LISTING Fresh on lhe marlcet! Huge back yard. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, good con- dition. Priced rls.?ht at !62.500. Can before it is gone !! Call 546·4141 Officn loc:otc-<t irl CO\to MHo HuntinqtOft llroch -Hf'wporf ~oc:h --------------- P AIMT-M-SA YE· 3 +POOL ~1!1,0011 buy'i lh111 3 l>d . 2 ba. rl't rm. ll&F pool honll'. :'>t>cds TLC but whJl a buy' L<>l'alcd on qwet tree hn\jd ~lrccl c;1 ;F ll A bu yer:s wt•lcome. 545-()4!11 W & L W~1lk('r &t l,cc llt•ul r.:.-it11lc 545·9't9 PSYCHOLOGIST'S OFFICE T akt• ml r 11Jt1t·11h own huild111i: lkaul1lul de 1·nr Jti l':ni.. L! 'pact·~ :-. .... ir lloai: "'~n•·r "Ill h\'111 rrnJrll'\' l'ull pru:c ~'j ~~Kl EASTSIDE 3Rlt 2B \home. ll 2 IOOe, 1·un build u111t Now hui; h1•.1ut \' ~hop 'ari;inl't' Unl~~t~40-6600 l FISH, BOAT OR SWIM-567,000 This C'lei:ant ~inlo(ll• !\lory rlustt.'r home has 1t all 4! + den. rrml <Im. ram rm & :! rwllo~ Show:-. like a model W & L WALK!::!< & U:J-: HC'al 1-;...1,.te 545 !1491 MEW LISTING! Newport Hei9hts OPEM SUM. 1-5 3 16 EL MODENA Secluded Mansion 4 Lge bedrms on wooded corner lot. formal din· ing. step down livmg rm. fplc in family room, !ltcp out the back shder into private ya rd with pool & Jacuzzi. Pnced to sell. owner must move east. :J Doors lo Cli(( Drive. Charming 2 bdrm. house plus g ucsl Q\la r ters: frplc .. room for boat. camper or wha t ever . LMge 75 (I lot. S89.SOO'. ocEAMFRoNT No Money Down SI0.000 Pnce rcduc11on ! Just closing cost mo"' es Deluxe duplex. 2 Large you in. Veterans. here it u111L:., 2 HR., 2 bu lhs is!! 3 Bedrms. 2 baths. each. Sl79,900! great n eighborhood. MESA VERDE Quick occupancy OK• Gracious 4 bdrm., 2 ba., Only SGS,900. Hurry~ spotless • li;e. lot de· ·~~~I tuchcd garage. s110.ooo! Roberts COSTA MESA EASTSIDE Realty 3 Units · ~9.500! 4 Unilis·Sl28,000 Balboa lay h'op. ltealtors * 675-7060 * Di\JLY PILOT L11Rl~i'Mi\S THEE i::v1-;R v TI lURSDA y ('1.L~M(ll'<i Section 16!4 I '"ell 111••· Hunlla(IAln IHth SEE TO BELIEVE By owner, attractive 4 BR. cor lot. paneling. covr·d patio. air . RV s pace & more. Come see !SOS Lark Lane. Corona. Won't last S l :J,\100 1714 )586·2662; 581 ·4687 S©\\4tllA-~£~s· Thaf /nfriguin g Wore/ Game wifh a CltucHe -----,...., ~y C\AT I. l'OUAN -----0 Pe-t1,,0ft04' ff'lt 6 ktOll\bled wQ<d> bfol-IO -~· 6 l•""o'-*O"°'' Prtnt t."•n of to<h '" "' I "9 o4 iq..orea. I I I' I I I PEOS,OE I( I J I I 1· I I N I A,;D I L I , ~ I I . I I' . I T 0 C N 1 E I A drunk went the "''_ 1 _ 1 _ 1 _, ... 1 __, 1 .....-wrong way down a one· . . _ . . . way street and .was pulled ....._....._..._...._ __ _..._ ..... over by a cop. "Didn't you I ~ l S N 0 P I see the arrows?'' the cop ._...,l__,.l__,..l __ I -.....l'-1 asked. "Nope," said the . . . . . drunk. "I didn't even - I H E E V ~ H I the -." ,.., I 11' I J I ! ~~i,!::;E~ S.. .,..,. ................... u ~~B~w0 I' r 1· r r r I' 1· I' f' 1 ~.::J I I I THE I I I I I I I I • * * OPEM HOUSES * * 60J VISTA IOHtT A, M.I. Beautiful Bluffs condo. ne wly decorat· ed 3 bdrms . 2 baths + powder rm. & frplc. SllS.000. Open daily l ·S. Say "hello" to Evelyn. 42' VISTA P'AltADA. N.I . Another love ly Blufb condo with 3 bdrms.. 2 baths + powder rm. & a splendid view. Lease, or buy with op· lion to purcha se next year at this year 's price of $115,000. Open Sun. 1·5. See "Pia". 20 MOUNT AIH VIEW, TUllnHOCIC Sharp 3 bdrm., 2 bath home with good view. Close to large kiddie play place & park (Turllerock Drive to Em- pofia). $83 ,900 Open Sat/Sun 1-S (Pia or Muriel ) IRAMD HEW USTIHG A real Baycr est beauty with 4 bdrms .. formal dining rm., huge family rm. & 4 baths. This home is elegant. highly upgraded & wit h the very useful 3 car garage. On one of NewportJs loveliest str eets. 5179,500 HtutU! cualAIDtiOMb -10 ehf.igo!iM • • CORONA DEL MAR • 675-3000 SALES ASSOCIATE HAZEL CAMERON ~I \, ,.. OrtN HOUSIS 1·5 Pti4 4 BEDROOMS, I% Dalh, F.~. $69,900 1748 low n St., Costa Mesa 3 BEDROOM, l % Bath, F.R. $55,000 19132 Stingray, Hunlington Beach 4 BEDROOMS, l~ Bath, F.R. $69,500 10685 El Silbido, Fountain Valley 4 BEDRMS, 2~ Ba, F .R . $87,990 206 7th Street, Huntington Beach OP'l'OITUHITY CA.l!B MIC5HT Come as you are and get the details on your future in the lucrative real estate profession. Speak directly with our Fountain Valley Manager. Available Tues. and Thurs. evening 6 to 9 p.m . or call for appt. PLAH TODAY FOi YOUI TOMOllOW 18055 Magnolia St., Fountain Valley 963-8311 --------- G.....,.ol I 0021GeMrol I 002 General I 0021G........ I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * * * * * * Heritage Collection NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 Bedrooms. easily expandable home in a s up e r n e ig hborhood , has hardwood floors. range and oven, wall to wall carpeting. Entire exterior has a n e w 'Spa nish texture stucco' - blending with the large tree·shaded and nicely landscaped lot. Plenty of room for extra veh.icles in addition to the double car garage. $88,000 and look in' for a fast s ale. OPEN HOUSE 12:00 TO 5:00 526 SANT A AHA AVE., N.I. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. corner 30th Geweral 1002IG...,ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .........--~ IF YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO LIVE BY THE OCEAN Spectacular 180 degr ee ocean view in- cluding m agnificent sunsets. this 3 bedroom. office. 4 bath home with a s parkling pool. locat~d at 4545 ORRINGTON AVE. in Cameo Shores is OPEN SUNDAYl:OOtoS:OOPM. Asking $198,500. A SAND Ir $EA REALTY 675-8800 Getter al t 002 Gfftfral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AIAMDOHEDll HorH Properly PRICE SLASHED S FIX & SA VE S $5,000 $49,950 Selle r dcspc r nte and Restore this repairable. i.lashcd price to $43,000! rustic ranch house on Vacant und read y 3 wooded •,, acre lot. Un· bedroom plus fam ily derpriced SSS for quick room ! Quiel street lined s ale! Lowes t priced w1lh towcr111g e lms! Ex horse properly in So. lru larj.!e lot for pool or O.C. Prime location. cor· garden~ Try any orrer• rals + riding a rena . Orussumc S31.400 loan at OPEN HOUSE SAT & only S316! Owner "'111 SUN Please call carry paper' Submit! Submit' 847-6010. Ph: 540-3666 [i·1u·5m1 ._J> --- -We're here t~ help! DOYER SHORES Great value for family that wants close t o schools. library, shop· plni.:. beach, clc. Out of . traHic 1n peaceful, viC'w prorfrrty . Exe c utive study, 5 bedrm11, G baths', formal dining rm, lge se11 family rm , gourm et kitchen. Owne r leaving area. mus t s ell!! l"ur appt. call ATIEMTION VA BUYERS 3 bdrm. mm kitchen. l lge bonuii rm, wet bar, walk·ln closet. ideal Jocu· tion. Schools, shopping & parks. W &L Walker&Lec BELVUE I.AME-BALBOA JUST LISTED -custom built home on quiet strada. P erfect for the t~~cycle s et. Nearby tennis club, ocean and bay beaches for Mom and Dad. 3 Bedroom. den and dining room. LCIF'p 40ll 00 ft. lot. $137,500. Cad 540.1151 OP'EH HOUSEWJS-1·5 402 IEL VUE LA. IALIOA BREAD AND BunER UNITS Hl!AT FOURP'LEX -inprimeCosta Mesa rental area. (2) 1 Be(jrm, (2) 2 Bedrm, CJYHt stcrter wtlh for a beginner in· veslor. Owner will help carry loan. No qualifying. Offered at $98,~. frln· cipals only. Cati 540.1151. ERITAGE 1002Gttter• 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• f:;.st~J3!f 644-1133 ~~en lh ANYTIME ILUFFS SPECIALISTS FOR 12 YEARS *LEASES* 2 BR. condo, single level $375 3 BR., single level $525 2 BR. single level, orig. Bluffs $575 3 BR. Like new! $.S95 3 BR. One of a kind I ~25 3 BR. Spectacular view! $650 3 BR. Water view! ~75 2 BR. & den, Jasmine Creek, new $795 Others available for sale GtMrat IOOJG...enll I002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTENTION VETS! 2 Master bedrooms. 1 v.z baths, custom bar,Veryupgraded Townhome located one mile lo surf. Choice end unit. $50,000. Here's your chance lo own in Huntington Bench under the Vel Loan Program. · CALL PHYWS SAL YER 962-4414 Coats & W .... llHI •t.t. a..c. 9021 A ff..t• Hwtt""""' lffctl 400ttr• C.M. Real ~lale I 546·1754 968·3371 GHffol 1002 • .,..,... 1002 GeMrGI f1nd what you want In Dally P ilot Classifieds. 1002 G......... 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OUTSTAMDIMCt IUY Spyglass Hills lowest priced 2 story. S Bedrm or 4 + maid's quarters, family rm, sep dining, huge tile en· try, ocean view. S'l05,000. Call Bren· da Whitney. HAllOI VMW *LS New llsttng. Hard to find 4 bedrm & family rm. Nico homeslte. A tremendous buy at $1'7,900. Call Eleanor King. 675 3411 I t ' S K -. I~ I \ I I 'l • /, I• 1: .'' I ., . I ', \ I ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• llG CANYON -lorde•• Mod.I lle4K.cl to $192,100 ,_ VIEW. POOL 9ftd D9ff'ed •w .. this ,,.-1Hgfous 1'9 c..,_ ••erieoldltt the totf COW' .. .ct MMlf..e llthh .t """11· Hew "L" ,...,. pool wttt. • ,,...,. ber. btc..th·• m .. ttr ...._ wlttl ti tM a ... m.. for 9rttCIMt tl•i1tt •1td ..,.~ bedroo11t wit• & M . The ....... ,.... ................... . ow. 0,... 811y untla told. I to S PM. HOMES OPEN 1·5 This AflerMM UHl9UE IN IA YCll!ST -4 Bedroom, single s tory, ample lot, vacant, $143,500. See Marge Ellmore at 2000 Windward Lane. UHl9UE IH lalDO SANDS -3 ~r?<Jm, stone fireP1ace, beams, PCl!leling. ~ee Natalie Fogarty at 4916 River, bnng $74,500 sand dollars. UNl9UE IH COUEGE PAD -3 bdrm, pool on a lge lot, sauna too, only $74 ,900. See Marilyn Shuff at 201 Loyola. UNl9UE ltt NEWPORT HEIGHTS - Vacant. refurbished, 3 bdrm, pool, clean quality. See Jo Anne Perkins at 508 San Bernardino. UMl9UE IN MESA vatDE -Buccola 2-story, 4 Bedroom, big family room, new at $111 ,500. See Barbara Orahood at 1777 Oritle Drive. UN19UE O~ THIE PENINSULA -New 3 Bedroom, top quality construction; vacant. See Roe Butterfield at 2041h 39th Street, bring $117,000. UNlqtJE IH MESA VEllDE -3 bdrm, fam rm, Jge. lot. vacant. Lease at SGOO/mo or sell at $92.500. See Doris Kirst at 3140 Country Club Dr. UNIQUE I N CAMEO SHORES - Spacious 3 Bedroom. pool, comer lot, vacant. asking $174,500. See Sharon Smith at 4701 Hampden. UNl9UE IN llG CANYOM -Dramatic 3 Bed room town home, for lease, $1250/Montti. see Vergilene Hull at #2 Rue Fontainbleau. UNl9UE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES - For Lease. $550/Mo., super sharp 2 bedroom. den, beautiful grounds, new paint. upg raded carpeting. See Marlene Recd at 2041 Port Province Place. REALTORS"' THI IVICtST PEOPLE 6ELLl"IG THE NEATEST HOMES t# CORONA DEL MAR. 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546 5990 • CALL US Ge.ral I002'GeMHI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COM -$96500 Beaut. n •furb1s hed 2 BR hm w/frplc. new k1trhcn bllns & appl., plus new roof. t'Pl & paint. Open House Sat & Sun 1 >. 707 Narcissus. COM -DPLX + POOL $131,IJO lmma(' property on tree lined st w1pool lwtween units. Spac. 2 .BR ownt'r"> unit on front w /gul'st studio & bath l>t'nt':tl h & rental unit over g ar. Open Sat & Sun 1 5 007 Poppy. COM -DUPLEX $139,500 Sunnv patio dh ides this recently bit. sp<H'. :! Hn unit w guest 5tudio & bat_h + <harming r<'hll :? BR. 1 BA frnt unit w II rpk ,~huge £Im tree in front. REALY 675-2311 OPEN SUM. 1-5 22 LIMOA ISLE Luxurious 4 BR. home. Family rm. & formal d ining, with view toward Harbor l s land. Boat slip. $325,000 New -under construction, Contemp. Cape Cod. Oak flrs., 5 BR, 4'h Ba., 3 frplcs. Lndscpd. Boatslip. $375,000. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR ! 11 Soyi.1d1· D"•' NP. 1,7 l'.16' G....... I OOJI Cl1Mr.. I 002 .............................................. WATER.F*>NT HOMES 26t4WCo.....a H~ N<tli.T'Of'I Dvach 17141611 1400 113 VIA MICE, Lido Isle. Offers an tdoal floor pl an; 3 bdrms. upstairs. in- cl. a lge. mstr . with dr~ssing & bath, + children's bath & 1-bdrm. or den downstairs . Family kitchen/dining urea. sunny South patio. 5169,500. 395 MEADOW LANE, Costa Mesa .. Serene setting for lavish or intimate entertainin~. Kitchen & dining/music area take full advantage of deck & pool. Split-level for added dra ma. 3 Bdrms. + den & extra room off garage offers teenage retreat or hob- by corner. $120,000 6009 SEASHORE, Wes t Newport. Oceanfront duplex for the buyer seelC- ing dramatic architecture + incom- parable view. Flexible floor plan, v::iulted ceilings, fantastic rental re- cord. $295,000 31 l iSUHD, Balboa Peninsula. Excit- ing, brand new home, near prestigious Bay Island. 2·Story living rm. with lavish use or glass, chocolate brown carpets. provide drama ror contem- porary family. Kitchen features many extras; mstr. bdrm. with lge., lux- urious bath. complete with both super size shower & tub & jacuzzi. Only Sf39,SOO 334 62nd STREET, Newport Shor es. Waterfront home in mint·like condi- tion. Just place your furniture & start to enjoy the good life. Near clubhouse, tennis courts & swimminE! pools. 3 Bdrm. + family rm. Only $110,000 DAVIDSON REALTT 5801 W (OO\I Hwy N B 645 ·7575 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673·9060 ' . GeMrol 1002 GftM'ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 SPECTACULAR TURTLE ROCK VIEW. This beautiful 3 bdrm, 21h bath Plan so in Turtle Rock Terrace has a fantastic view by day & night! Living rm & s pacious family rm with beautiful Palos Verdes Stone Fireplaces. Upgraded carpeting & drapes thruout. Covered patio. Rear yard is so big there's room for a pool! Wet bar. Large formal dining rm . $141.900. OPEH SUNDAY 1-5 I 9191 NORWOOD TSlR.ACE ,.,. """"M&rwol«•.., ti.~''°"' DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS YouC,...5411111.Frdll. [642•""•781 Onec.llS.-Traoe 11 Wrfh a W:wll /11'3 i,1V Fftl o.dtl ~ ,, GeMrol I 002 CHMt-al 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• KISS goodbye forever the worries or main- tenance and ~ardening. Carefree con- dominium living is great. 4 Bedroom, family room, formal dining room, huge bonus room, on wide greenbelt in The Bluffs. Proudly offered at $108,500. UMWIMD in the secluded custom jacuzzi sur- rounded by a lushly planted patio, then enjoy the fireplace inside. 3 Bedroom. huge family room. New of- fering at $79,500 S9UH%E into your w etsuit a nd walk to Newport's famous Wedge from this 4 bedroom Peninsula Point home. Features fireplace and great patio. Now $135,000 OOOH what a relief ... No maintenance con· dominium c lose to freeways in Irvine's beautiful Deerfield. 3 bedroom, dramatic two·story formal dining room, fireplace, private patio. Close to pool and recreation center. Only $69,950. 640-9900 flkf!&al ~ ~ Valley Realty OPEN HOUSE AT '3~e Cove SAT. & SUM. 1·5 TMLIGDID Spacious l ·bdrm. & convert. den. $128,000 1008 Bayside Cove East TMCOLUMllA Luxurious 2·bdrm. & den penthouse. 30 Ft. s lip. $189,000. 988 Bayside Cove West TiwHEWSIOY Dramatic tri·level 2 bdrm .. on bulkhead. $285,000 -Fee. 991 Bayside Cove West LEASING FROM $750 PB MONTH RON it11:~ ~i()Cl4Hi INC EXCLUSIVE MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUI Prime Country Club area of Mesa Verde. Quiet t ree lined cul·de-sac leads to l story, spacious 3 bedroom home. Large master suite plus 2 twin sized bedrooms. Family room hosts masslve s t one fireplace, breakfast bar & over· looks tropical garden patio. Full price Sl00,000. lO'k down. Call 962-7788. E.ASTSIDE DUPLEX One yr old duplex in the heart of C.M. 2 br, each, nice sized rms. bll·ins & garages. Listed at $85 1111 .ooo. 545·9491. . Soalllsh Chcrn1er Walk thru the Spanish arches into th is 4 bedr m, 2 ba, with added game rm on pool n lot. all for only, $51,500. SOONER REAL ESTATE 631·2026 TUSTIN GREENS 2 Br Condo. Squeaky Clean! Great for Starter Home or investment. $43,950 Century Financial Rltrs <THEHOMESELLERS) 752·S353, Bill Madigan FOUNTAIN VALLEY VA BUYERS 3 bdrm. fam kitchen. 1 lge bonus rm. we t bar. walk-in closet. ideal location. Schoolsf ·s hop p i n g & pa r ks . N I o Warner, E /of Buchard. 16746 Redwood, Fountain Valley. 546·1754. 968-3371. PALM SPRINGS LOOK Taster ully decorated 3 bdrm, great bonus room, complete with wet ba r. Security guarded community, lake, boat dock, club house. pool & jacuzzi. E/of Harbor, N /of Sunflower. 1913 Wakeha m , Santa Ana. 546-1754, 968-3371. THE RANCH A "country" atmosphere w /lowering trees in beautiful prestige area of Irvine. Ma· jestic 2 s t ory mansion w /4 bdrms. 3 bas. i?ame rm & swimming pool. 5221 Bordeaux, Irvine. 646-7711. MOVE UP to btfl 5 bdrms. 3 bath home in desirable FV. Fam r m, wet bar. lge mstr suites. We will guarantee sale of your present home. E /of Brookhurst, S/of Slater . 17714 San Candelo, ,.Fountain Valley. 546-1754, 968·3371. COSTA MESA EASTSIDE R-2 Rare buildable R-2 lot. Charm- ing older ho me recently re· modeled. Harbor lfi district .. Build a unit for extra income. Our exclusive. N of 17th, w /Irvine. 1787 Tus tin Ave .• Costa Mesa. 646 -7711. NEWPORT BEACH IRVIME SAM JOA9UIM SPICIAL Adj acent to golf course w /beautiful greenbelt view. Close to UCI. Popula r San Mateo patio model all on one floor ! Just introduced to the m arket. Address': #52 Arboles. 646·7711. PRIVATE COMMUNITY or single fam homes in the btfl Npt Bch location w/xlnt view. Quiet c ul -de-sac st. W /off Irvine Ave. 2201 Private Rd., Newport Beach 646·7711. FIXER UPPER Spacious 3 bdr,m. 2 ba plus tam rm home in s ought after Back Bay area. Bring paint brush & tools. Only $74,000. E /off Irvlne Ave., Newport Beach. 'Z2H1 An- niversary Ln., Newport Beach. 646-7711. GOLF COURSE VIEW Exclusive Big Canyon ! Quality built 4 bdrm. lromal dining, separate tam rm on prime% acre· Jot w /fan'tastjc view, golf course, city lights"' & Catalina. Professional l andscaping & terrific s unken patio for im~ pressive entertaining. East or Jamboree on San Joaquin Hills Rd. thru security gate to Big Canyon Country Club. 10 Bum· ing Tree Rd., Newport Beach. 838-6256. LIDO ISL! Outstanding custom blt home with 4 bdrms, 3 bas, fam rm, separate game rm & 3 car garage. Out of town owner says sell ! 107 Via Genoa, Lido Is le. 646-7711. "YOUI MIAllST WAL.Im &'.LU OfflCI IS ·op~ l:JO A.M. TO l:JO P .M. II R .,_.._. .... C714Jltf .. 1Jt =•• .._. .... '1141 H,_1671, t71411N.71JI • ..., •••••• '7141 ..... .,, .. C714t , ... ,,71 .. --=-........ ~ ...... ,,. .......... 1714t 14M4tl .....__ •Ttp l114Ul6 IHI ....,... ,lft • •lw1114t .... 44. 17t4U'6-1711 ....... ~ ,. ......... t114U41 llU We have exclusive listings including a big E·Plan HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, IMC. MLS 644-0U4 1973 Top Lister• Top SalHOxn lt74 & lt7S........Up Hewport.Mna locrd of llftlltors CE'. 110111 ILllRS ca .. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE S ELEGANT "MOORS .. l1t C..try Chllbo<L•• Slfftltg of tfte '""'91-.......... Loc.tecl .. u,,... Htwport a.y, -Md W• C-Show Y• W.,Mor.l LOYB.Y "TllMA• PL.AM In the Original Bluffs. Secluded End Unit with Private Walled Patio Overlooking Greenbelt. 3 Br, 21h Ba Enjoy the Community Pool & Park IMTllGUIHG "'DOLOUS'" PLAN In the Original Bluffs Adjoining a Greenbelt. Much·In·Demand End Unit Split Level 3 Br 2th Baths. Im· maculale Throughout •EATHT AIUHG "'TRINA" flLAM Choice Front-Row Beauty with Great View! Shows Like a Model. Lovely New Carpeting, Wallpaper & Shutters. Very Private Location for Outdoor Living. Large Patio STUMMIHG "Q" PL.AH 402VISTA T~UCHAC>fl'!Sat~ ~-5 Bluffs Condominium. Music Rm Entry 3 Br. 21h Ba, Conversation Pit & Fireplace. Greenbelt Setting. Great Floor Plan For Entertaining. B.EGAMT ..... PL.AH 2ot MAT A, OPIH SAT Ir SUH l ·S Front Row with Outstanding Water View. Upg raded 'lbroughout. Locat- ed on the "Gold Coast" 2 Br, Fami- ly Room, All Electric Kitchen. Shows Like a Model. Sale or Ls/Opt. **** 227 YIA OllVIETO, UDO ISLE OPIH SUMDAY 1·5 Spacious 1 Story Home with Tile Roof 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Patio. Professionally Decorated. Near Bayfront & a Community Sandy Beach Area & Pier. Street to Street Location. $132,500 #3 UHDA ISLE -HEW rta! OP8f SAT & SUH I ·5 $275,000 Bayfront Custom Built 2 Story Spanish Contemporary by Roulon Hodges. 5 Bedrooms, Family Room, Wet Bar, 3 Fireplaces. Terrace Deck with Firepit for Entertaining. 1112 GALAXY Dll -Do•tr Sltores DRIVE IY -CALL IY TO SH. Dramatic One Story Home with Old·World Charm, Unobstructed View Overlooking the Back Bay & Bird Sanctuary Area. 3 Bedrooms, Family Room Extensive Use of Marble. Highly upgraded. 210 VIA COllDOYA-LIDO ISLE OPEM SAT & SUN 1-5 See this Beautiful 5 Bed rm Today! UJl.4lsual Floor Plan. Separ ate Guest Suite with Wet Bar. Offers Gracious Informal Living. Lots or Glass, Vaulted Ceilings. Lovely Parquet Floors. Plush Carpeting $207,000. Street to Strada Joe. I t24 la VINE A VI. -IA YClllST OP1H SATURDAY l·S Spacious Contemporary Bcautlf ully Upgraded 3 Bedrooms Plus Secluded Paneled Study. Private Enclosed P atio. Lovely Landscap· ing ... Great Home -Great Buy I .. $106,000 elY APPOIMTMINT -rwo• IN COttOMA DIL MAI Custom Built Home by Wilton Beck Plus Income Unit. Owner•s Home with 3 Spacious Br, Incl Huge Master. Open Beam Ceilings, Cop- per Plumbing. Central Vacuum. Family Rm & Wet Bar, Plus Count- less Amenities. Rental Unit 3 Br, 2 Ba, Storage Space Galore! Prime LocaUon. Exclusive Listing by - 14J oy of Newport" •IO•I II.IMS CO.. UAL TOIS n1 DOY& Dlml 131·1111 ' (;4 DAIL V PILOT It, ··t ..._.•Fors• .. •••••••••••••••••••••• 411EOROOM + FAMILY ROOM. 1/J ACRE Quiet tree lined !>lr4!t·t t pnvate dnvc. Secluded t'ntry to lav1c;h II\ ang room. Ep1curtwn kitchen separate family room New carpel and bparkl· ing p a1nl ! Sweeping master bedroom com vtcic. Hui,:e, huge n·ar yard! Hoom for pool und maybtt tennis! Sel lcr bought new u ni! muM ~ell ! Try $6501> dowo ~ Qulck! 84HI010 OPfN "' 9 . If\ llJ"I lr>ftl Nl('f I . !•UIH1I DOVER SHORES ·r r u I y l u n t a s l i c 4 bedroom, family room pool home with t'>. pansive view of the Up· per Bay and surrounding mountains. Enl1rc home built around atrium and oval pool with unique custom fount:11 n. Cov- t-red by clt':lr, rl'lracta- ble dome. Fabulous large ma:.ter !>llltc with view. Has Healed & FLltered Jacu.m !>PU + :.learn bath & !J<irdeo area. Kitchen with breakfast nook ancl fami- ly room with wet bar han.· view of the hay. There a rc t oo muny <11T1e11ilies to tles1·rihc this funtastic home to l1~t. Truly a good buy al 53-J0,000. NR COUNTRY CLUB Pool home. !\le:.a \'c·rdc 3 bcdrm. den. :! huth Pnced to :.ell todJ}' <.:all Jor appl. HUNTINGTON BEACH JJcane llomc. Clt•an nc;1t. 4 l.Jtodrm. fJm rm. n.>t't•nlly pamtt•d 111s1d<.' <md out. B\)dt door, patio, lgc back yard. Xlnl fam1· h home Ofrl•r<·d ;it a low Sul.500. Jlurn• on tht:. one' t [A-3MES ] 1555 W Baker, C.M. Next to Market BaGket 549·86.SS "PROVINCIAL" t 6 BR'S NEAR BEACH SS 1.900 L>ooble door cntrv to nC'w , world !lplendor · l.ar.i.:c family ..,11<.'d "' tni:! room 'l\tlh floor lo l'ethn.: i.tont- f1rt•plal·•· I llti.;\ lormJI dtnl' Opl'll 1 uuntr} l.tll'hl•n \I .t''" 1• 1.1 nul} ruom "1th \\ Jll nt l!l;i,., 'tt'\\ of t'"' c1 t-1l t••rr.11·1• & J.:rou11cJ, ll1d1'.1\\ a\ f.!lh''l 110.trll'f .. .... •.•• "'"' ston ... u1l1..., ml'lml.• hUJ.!l' mJ ~t1·r ~ 1hllclr 1•n .., rt)()m.. ll urr~ fur th•~ ocean brC\'ll'' 'fll'<'tal 9ti3 il!lll ,., Q . ,. # fl 'f' f" • I f I llal'/--. ~" ~EAL~ l~l•ventd.e,N.I. 646-4463 W.AHTS .• •Jlc~persoo . Please t:Jll or rome b )' IYOWMER LAkE FOREST II Spacious 2 story l'll'tom lake front homt: + dO<'k 3 yrs nt'W. 2200 sq fl . I" l community p<>OI & ll•nnti; t.'OUrt. 4 Br. 3 Ba, fullv :11r cond, highly -up.:rod('rl. new top of hnt-G 1-; bltns, extensive wood panellni:. 2 frplcs. 11roft•<i<,1nn.11ly lndscpd 5818115or 218U2 Wlnnebai;to Lo. Open Wkn_d_s. __ , IESTIUY IMIRVIME 3 nice bedroom~. cot.y fireplace In family room. step·savlng kllchen with pantry, even a dining room and carpeted lanai. Custom drapes, nlee wall·lo·wall carpeung. decorator wallpaper and vt n o association dues. , ,. Located in one of lrvincs top locations and priced to sell al $68,000. Coll now for appointment to 11ec and appreciate. 673-8550 ,, O'fN1119•tl ~IUNIOlll N~" . fe.IRtlll INDUSTRIAL LAND W.2POMOMA lJ aovtft·plu1 acres off Pomona F r eeway . Curbs. streeu and gut· \era all In. Railroad spur , , .. to prope~. Owner will r hetp finance. Tot.al prlct $225,000. CALL 556-2000 • SELECT PROPERTIES Daa'\dRptMballl Gt't a Job WW. a low.cost Dally ?Uot Claulfled Ad. Pbone&U·541'7a. HOUSES FOR SALE l llDROOM •29 Tahoe, Univ Pk., Irv. 64.2-5200 $88,900 Sun. 1-5 149 W. A venida Conelo, S clemente 498-3005 $52,500 Sat/Sun •11893 Geode, Ftn. Vly. 531-2486 · $46,750 Sun 1-5 3.12 Piazzo Lido (Lido 11) NB 673-7300 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1_. 707 Narcissus, CdM 675-2311 $96,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 3 Carob (The Terr.) IrY. 551·2000 $68,900 Sat/Sun l ·S #4 Juniper (The Terr.) Irv. 551-2000 $66,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 8812 Brookdale, Garden Gve 842-9371 $42,500 SUn 1·5 31192 Via Santo Tomas, SJC 644-6200 $58,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 U & FAM RM _. DIN 412 Fullerton (Npt.Hgbts) NB 646-2414 $89,500 Sun. 1-5 •1000.Santiago (Dov.Sh.rs) NB 644-6200 $215,000 Sun. 1-5 1967 Pt. Claridge OMlms) NB 642-8235 $110,000 Sun. 1·5 10 Mint Glade (Deerfld) Irv. 559-5518 $72,600 Sat/Sun 1-5 262 Cedar (Nwpt Shrs) NB 631-3900 S74,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 119 Via Vella (Lido 11) NB 673-7300 $145,000 Sat/&tin 1-4 9 Rue Fontaine (Big Cyn) NB 631-1400 $192,500 SIS 1·5 787 Ny es Pl., Lag Bch 494-9704 $183,000 SIS 1-5 5 Penny Pines (Deerfld) Irv. 644-6200 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 300 E. Coast Hwy #50 (DeAnza Bayside Vi)l)NB 642-8235 $43,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IEDROOM · • 204'h-39th St. (Pen.) NB 675-6000 $117,000 Sun. 1-5 •4701 Hampden, Cam Shrs , CdM 675-6000 $174,500 Sun. 1-5 •2916 Irvine Ave., NB 997-4850 S74,900 Sun 11-5 21892 Winnebago Ln .. Lk. Forest 581-8115 Open Sunday 21142 Wh itehorse, H.B. 540-1720 $67,500 Sun 1-5 1412 Ma riners, W-cliff, N.B. f)75-6900 $84,500 Sun. 1-5 4891 Gainsport (Plan 7) Irv. 551-2000 $63,500 Sun 1-5 19191 Norwood Terr. CT -Rock) Irv. · 551-2000 $141,900 Sun 1·5 25221 Costeau Dr., Lag Hills 646-7171 $64,900 Sun 1-4 308 Vista Madera (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 $152,500 Sun. 1-5 15 Rue Cannes (Big Cyn) NB 642-8235 $210,000 Sun. 1-5 2580 Santa Ana Ave., CM 642-8235 $2,750 Sun. 1·5 6.51 Vista Bon ita (Bluffs) NB 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 4l22 Escudero Dr, Racq. Clb., Irv 752-1414 S74,900 Sun. 1-5 590 Grand Haven . C.M. 645-0303 $97 ,950 Sun. 1·5 930 Wilson, C.M. 645-0303 $.52,500 Sun. 1·5 18733 Elmwood, H.B. 962-7788 $63,900 Sun 1-5 448 Morning Cyn Rd, CdM 675-3222 $99,500 Sat/Sun 2210 Avalon (College Pk) CM 557-7648 $56,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 10237 Pheasant Ave, Fount Vly 968-1811 $57,000 Sat/Sun 9-5 406 Esther Pl., C.M. 645-0785 $69,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 316 E l Modena (Nwpt Hghts) NB 675-7060 $89,500 Sun 1-5 #2 Rue Ftnbleau (Big Cyn) NB 675-6000 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4916 River (Lido Sands) NB 675-6000 $74,500 Sat/SUn 1-5 226 Via Graziana (Lido D> NB 673-7300 $147,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 313 Island (Bal Penin) N.B. 673-9060 $139,500 Sun. 1·5 531 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hgbts 642-5200 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 19421 Jerrilynn CS.sh.rs) HB 546-4141 $57 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 #9 Rue St. Cloud (Big Cy!\) NB 752·1700 $215,000 Sun. 1-5 21 Almond Tree, U.P. Irv. 752-1700 $81,900 Sun. 1·5 4351 Bridgewy (Gl'eelltree) Irv. 752-1700 $88, 700 Sun. 12-C 1405 Morningside Dr, Lag Bch 494.9704 $132,750 Sat/Sun l·S 21 Montan as No CR. S. Jo) Irv. 752-1414 Sat/Sun 1·5 20 Mtn View CT.Rock) Irv. 675·3000 $83,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 20lll Orchid (Back Bay) 556-8868 $59,900 Sat/Sun 1·6 l II & FAM RM _. DIM 3406 Catamaran, HV Hills 640-2309 $145,500 Sun. l ·S •1791 Jamaica, Mesa Verde, CM 549-8655 $85,500 Sun. 1-5 483 62nd St., Nwpt Sb.rs., NB 642-·3850 Sun. 1-5 22fY1 Anniversary Ln., N.B. 648-7711 Sat. 1·5 17911 Carronza t.ane, H.B. 8'2-1869 $G6.90o Sun. 10·4 23422 Campestre, Mis. Viejo 49$-1870 Sonday ll6 Vta Quito (Lido II), NB 813-6915 $1391500 Sun 12·5 384 Mira Loma (00 Irv.> C.M. 646-325$ W2,000 Sun. 1-S 32S3 Washington, M•a Vrde, CM 546-2313 SUn. l2·4 17865 Ironbartc (Villqe 1) Irv. 833-8600 &tn. l·S DIRECTORY KHp thl• handy dlrec:tOfY with you Ulla w .. ll•nd H you to hou-.ttunttng. All tlte toc:attont Nlted below ar• cl .. cribed In gr•8tef detail .. , edvettl9'1\1 .. Hwhef• In today'e DAIL. V PILOT WANT ADI. P•tro"• ..,...,. open houMe fOI' tale OI' rent are ur9" to tltt euch lnfonMtton In thl• c:oturM Heh Sa tu,., •nd 8'1ndey. 29572 Vista Plaza Dr., Lag Nig. 495-4584 $92,QOO Sun 10:30-4 6348 Sierra Elena, Turtlerock 545-9491 Sun 1-5 3097Loren Ln. (Halecrest) CM 545-7758 $59,950 Sun 1-4 •275 Albert Pl., C.M. 548·1952 $78t600 Sat/Sun 10-5 •1824 Port She field, N.B. 998-2228 $159,500 SIS 10·4 19472 Sierra Chula (T .Rock) Irv. 675-5930 Sun. 1-5 262 Brentwood St, E/side C.M. 556-6171 $72,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 9167 El Sol Ave. Ftn Vly 848-1240 $64.900 Sa 9-6/S 12-5 5301 River Ave., N.B. 645-2018 $120,000 SIS 11·5 5372 Sierra Roja, T .Rock, Irv. 833-3513 $83,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1821 Pt. Sheffi~ld, Hrbr View 675-3411 $114,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •4545 Orrington AYe. C Shrs, NB 675-8800 $198,500 Sun 1-5 2812 Serang, Mesa Vrde, CM 546-2313• Sat/Sun 1-5 526 Santa Ana Ave, Npr.Hts, NB 675-6670 $88,000 Sun. 12-5 2626 Bass wood (EastblufO NB 833-9781 $112,500 Sun. 1-5 5562 Ridgebury Dr., H.B. 768-7878 $79.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •201 Loyola, Coll. Parle, CM 546-5990 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •508 San Bernardino, Npt Hgbts 675-6000 $110,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 3140 Country Club, MV, C.M. 546-5990 $92,SOQ Sat/Sun 1-5 2619 Vista' R aquela, N.B. 640-5357 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **334 &2nd St.(N.Shrs)N.B. 673-9060 $ll0,000 Sun 1·5 •395 Meadow Lane, C.M. 673-9060 $120,000 303 La Jolla , Newport lights 642-5200 $107,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1924 Irvine Ave, Baycrest 631·1800 $106,000 Sat 1·5 402 Belvue 'Ln. (Penin) Balboa 540-1151 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 225 Costa Mesa St. CE-side) CM 546·4141 $62,500 Sun 12:3()..4:30 14631 Sweeta n , Calif. Hms, Irv. 673-8550 $68,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3122 Broad lNwpt Hts.) N .B. 640.7000 $138,2«> Sat/Sun 1-5 18842 Saginaw, T-Rock, Irv. 559-4556 $89,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 S1S-35th St., Nwpt Beach 833-3125 $89,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 •2327 Colgate Dr.(Col.Pk)C.M. 646-4463 Sat/Sun 1·5 3362 Fuchsia, C.M. 640-9900 $79,500 Daily 1-5 2811 Bayshore Dr. (Bayshrs) NB 642·8235 $175,900 _ Sat/Sun l ·S 661 Mystic Wy, Lag Beach 494.9704 $215,000 Sat/Sun l·S 15 Deerfield, Irvine 640-9900 $69,950 ' Sun 1·5 l9S> Port Bishop PI., NB 640·5345 $118,000 Sat/su·n 12-4 18707 Palm Dr., FV · sta.1688 $65,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 Hermitage Ln. (Big C)in) NB 644·1766 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 12 Montanas N, Reh San Jo, Irv. 752-7315 $106,950 Sun 1·5 •33 Mainsail Dr, J as Creek, CdM Jasmine Cr eek, CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1-5 3.5 Mainsail (Jasmine Crk) NB 644·4910 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 llDIOOM 210.S Seville (Bal Pen.) N.B.' 640-6500 $159,500 Sun. 1.S 16632 Simmone Ln., HB (714 > 548-3350 Sun 12-4 14.921 Athel (Berkeley) Irv. 551·2000 '94.500 Sun 1-5 633 Rford Rd (Cam Hglds) CdM 644-0558 $128,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 19601 Roderick, H.B. 540-1720 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1948 Santiago, Nwpt Beach 540-1720 SatlSUn l ·S •#10 Rue Villars(Big Cyn)NB 675-3411 $254,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 227 Via Orvieto, Lido Isle 631-1800 $132,500 5'411 1-S 113 Via Nice (Lido D) NB 673-9060 $169,500 Sun. l ·S 24171 Las Naranjas, Lag Niguel 494-8581 $87 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·S 14061 Fairview, H.B. 842-93'71 $58,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 506 Rockford Pl (CamHlm.) CdM 67M400 $123,500 Sun. 1-5 '1)()5 Miramar· or., Balboa 640-9900 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 411 Vista Suerte, Nwpt Bluffs 640-'800 $108,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 311 Via Orvieto (Lido) N.B. 8'7t-602S $157,SOO Sun. 1-5 \ • •902 S. Bayfrotlt, Bal Isl. 673-8700 Sunday * 16 Deerwood LI'\ Big Cyn, NB 644-4383 Sun 1-S 2000 Windward, Baycrest, NB 675-6000 $143,500 SUn. 1-5 1777 Oriole, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $111,500 Sun 1-S 1848 Illinois St., C.M.. 549-9918 $68,500 I Sun. •17621 Bard. (Culvetdale)lrv 833-3380 $77,500 Sun. 11·5 •1520 Warwick (Westrlilf) NB 642-5200 Si25.000 Sun. 1-S 27 Bodega Bay, Spyglass 640.4196 $205,000 Sun. l·S 363 Genoa, Costa Mesa~ 546-2313 Sun. 12·4 24991 Costeau, Lag Hills 540-9922 $87 ,500 Sun. 1·5 •3301 Ala bama Circ, MV. C.M. 751-3191 $84,500 ~ Sun l·S 20881 Shell Hrbr, H.B. II 842-6636 \ Suncfay •6431 Weber Circle, H.B. 848-1688 $92,500 Sun.1..S 1412 Sea Crest , N.B. 645,.()303 $162,000 Sun. l ·S 1506 Antigua (DoverShrs) NB 642-8235 $229,500 Slln. 1·5 17385 Almond Tree (Univ.Pk) Irv. • 752-1414 $79,500-San. 1-5 •32 Point Loma (Spygls) CdM 644 -6200 $299,500 SUl'l. l ·S 2070 Pt. Bris tol Cr(HVHms)NB $119,500 Sat/Sun 11-4 3067 Trinity Dr. Co§ta Mesa 979·4489 Sat/Sun 2-5 10 Burning Tree Rd.(Big Cyn)NB 838·6256 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 6542 Morning Tide Dr., H .B. (213)945-2621 $115,000 Sun 1·5 •9842 Star Drive, H. B. 962-4454 $89,500 Sun. 1-5 4294 Senisa , Univ. Pk., Irv. 752-7315 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1..S 14921 Mayten, Berk.(Col.Pk.)lrv. 752-7315 $89,950 Sun l ·S 1718 Pt. Sheffield Pl (IMlms) NB I 644-0224 $132,500 SIS 12-S 3214 S. Rene Dr., S.A. 548-9607 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 32571 Seven Seas Dr., Lag. Nrg. 831-0554 $149,500 ~...i.. Sun 1-4. 2306 Pt. Lerwick (JMils) NH 64.2-0200 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1noo Los Robles, F. v. 963-7881 $71,950 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2600 Lighthouse La. lMDs 640-5357 $163,700 S/S 12·5 1433 Keel, Hrbr View Hills 644-4931 $14.7,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •47 Monticeto, Spyglass 644-4882 $324,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 6 Locust, Irvine 540-1720 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 · 2828 Tabag-0, Mesa Verde, CM '642-5200 $88,500 Sat/$m i-s 47Q Westminster (NwptHts.) NB 640-7000 $116,~ Sat/Sun 1·5 861Sand.Castle Dr., CdM 644-7270 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••715 Bayside Dr.(Prom.Bay)NB 642-8235 $330,000 Sat/Sun l·S •l Hampshire Court, N.B. 642-8235 $297 ,500 Sat/sun 1-s •2334. Aralia (Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 $135 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••542Harbor Isl Dr (Prom Bay) NB 642-8235 $365,000 Sat/Su.n 1·5 6962 Moonbeam , H.B. 842-9371 $124,000 Sun 12·5 2060 Troon, Huntington Bch 842-9371 $82,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 429C Senisa, Irvine 7:)2.7315 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2827 Club House, Mesa Vrde, CM 752-1700 $84,500 Sun l·S •2672 Basswood Rd, :&bluff, NB 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5 1849 Illinois, Mesa Vrde, CM 546·1859/963-9744 Sat/Sun 12·5 ••22 Linda Is le (Linda Il) NB 675-6161 $325,000 Sun. 1·5 1053 ParkhUl, C.M. 962-4454 $76;400 Sun. l ·S ***219 Via Ldo Sd (Lido Isle) NB 644.-1766 Sun. 12·5 2 Rue St. Cloud <Big Cyn) NB ~4910 $211,500 Sat/Sun l·S I llDIOOM 9841 Lark Cr., Fnt. Vly 968-0779 $12,500 Sun 1.S 210 Via Cordova, Lido Isle 631·1800 $207,500 SIS 1-5 2133 Miramar <Bal Penln.) NB 675-4600 Sat/SUD 1-4 • •1799 Hummingbird Dr(MV) CM 540-9922 $152,500 SIS 1~ I II & llAM-1.M w DIM 52 Royal St.George, N.B. 67).1181 $229,000 Sun 1·" 1.S22Peguus , orrSAAve, S/Bristol 6"-3255 $88,2.50 Sun.1·5 10182 Theseus, H.B. &&o-6600 $89,000 Sun l ·S ZTOl Cardinal (Mesa Verde) CM 557-7232 $98,950 Sun 1·5· ••525 Via LidcrSd(Udo lJ)NJt 642-8235 $S25,()()() Slm.1·4 *925 Azalea (Greenbrk) CM 673-7300 Sun. l ·S .213 Via Cordova (Lido Il) NB ~. 675-0123 $189,500 Sun 1·5 2431 Holiday Rd. Nwpt Bch 548-3168 1 Sat/Sun 1-5 2i?t Via Nice (Lido Il) NB ' , 642·5062 Sat/Sun 1·4 ••3 Linda Isle Dr., Linda Il 631·1800 $275,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1411 Regatta, Laguna Bch 638·3661 $162,500 Sat/S 12·4 *17 Royal St.George (BigCyn) NB 640-6161 $385,000 SIS 1·5 .. CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE J IEDltOOM 41 Seascape Dr., N.B. 642-3850 $63,500 '&fu. I-5 5lnElksfd (WlnutSq) Irvine ~ $53,SOO SaUSun l ·S 200 Nata, Bluffs 631·1800 Sale or LsOpt S/S 1·5 3 19lOOM 2167 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) NB 64.0-5560 $135,000 Sun. 1-5 835 Amigos Wy #13 (E-bluf()NB 64.0-5583 $84,500 Sun 1-5 8450 Benjamih Ave., H.B.· 540·9922 $50.500 ~un 1·5 402 Vista Trueba, Blul{'s 631-1800 Sat & Sun 1·5 · 19 Crest Cir., Corona del Mar 675-6900 $99,500 Sun. 12-4 S3 Montanes Es te(R.San Joaq)lrv. 640-5560 $99,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 29'n Quedada (The Bluffs) N.ll, 644-0134 Sat/Sun 1·5 603 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB 675-3000 $ll5,000 Daily l ·S 426 Vista Parada (Bluffs) NB 675-3000 $115,000 &m. l ·S 301 Avenida Cerritos (Blulfs) NB 833·1969 Sat/Sun l·S TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE . 2 llDltOOM 30325Via Crna (El Niguel Ter) LN 640-0254 $64,500 Sat/S,µn 12-4 3 IEDIOOM *#lSLatitude Ct. Nwprt Terr., NB Newport Terr., NB 540-8144 $57 ,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 17926 Spicewood, Univ.Pk., Irv. • 559-4405 $69,000 Sun 11·5 17 Seamist Circle, N.B. 646-6598 $58,500 S IS aU day 145 Dogwood So.(U.P .Terr.)lrv. 752·1700 $78,900 Sat /Sun 12-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I 2 II &: 2 .. 1 212-2121h E . Balboa Bl, NB i 642-8235 $110,000 *60'1 Poppy, CdM \ 675-2311 $131,900 l II & I I R a>09 Seashore Dr., N.B. \ 673-9060 $295,000 l ll Ir 4 IR 4404 Chanel Place, N.B. Sun .1-5 S/S 1-S Sun 1-5 6.11·1400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • \ HOME & INCOME 2011Kings Rd., N.B. 546-8640 Sat/Sun 11 ·5 HOUSES FOR LEASE 2 II & FAM IM or DEM 2041 Pt. Province (INHms) NB 675-6000 $550/mo. Sun. 1·5 3 l l & FAM ltM _. D ... 3622 Blue Key (ltVHllls)CdM 644-7383 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOUSE FOR RENT 4 U & fAM IM Of' DIM 2221 Pt. Harwick CHVHms) NB · 644·6200 $650 Mo. Sun. l ·S CONDOMINIUMS FOR R!NT 2 llDIOOM 22 Canyon Is land Dr.(Big C11>>NB iu""910 $9SO/Mo. Saf1Sun 1·~ ~ I i 11 a •~•lf)J 2921 Perla <The Blu£fJ) N~" 6'U910 .,$'750/Mo. . --r;-~-5 APARTMBn'S FOR R!NT i t I J II & •AM IM w ... .;1 UClt River~';({. ~ , 8'5-2016 /mo. SIS 11·5 • Pool ' ~ .I ** Waterfront *** Wat et'frollt & Pool ) R81oc3ting?· · TARBELL CAN HELP YOU locate your new home and sell your present home at a good profit! We're a member of AELO, lnter·C1ty Relocation Service. a national network of realtors expertended 1n handling family relocation problems. Whether moving across town. , or across country, call the friendly folks at Tarbell. After all. we've been FINDIN' HOMES FOR FOLKS SINCE THE WESTWASWON! Newpprt Villa -View! Te((lftc home tor the action orienled tam•ly1 In· door heeled & ,filtered pool !or year round en· 1oymentl Emotion packed view of the Back Bayt Lots of 1tv1ng space thruout w1tn about 3000 sq teet 4 bedrooms. 3 baths Formal en· try tover leads to a poot table sized family room with eating area King sized master sutte For more da1a11s. call 54!H720 On th• Golf Coune! Owner slashes the price on this rambling Mesa Verde llome situated on the goll course' Protessoonatly landscaped grounds. sprtnklers front a11d rear. Beauttf\Jtty decorated home in nch toBes and textures. air cond1t1onin9 4 bedrooms or convertible den lull sized d1n11)g room $1lrved by a homemaker s kitchen Separate family room with raised hearttt •or1•ptace Cati 540-1720 Jog t• the Beach Handsome Summerfield home 1n Huntington Beach1 Super EZ care yard$ tdeal tor the cou· pie on the go• Bike or 109 to the boach! Brand ne>w pai10 area for outdoor entertaining Carpets and drapes tn warm colors J bedrOOIJ"S 111. Oalhs Take over payments wheri yov assume the tow interest loan A'kong S67 500 Call 540· t 720 Open Today 1-5: 19601 Roderick Huntington Beach Drive by ;ind tJke a took at this deluxe 4 bedroom home Covered patio area. heavy Shake root Comlorll!ble floor plan offers 1 \• ba1hs dtmng drPa & kitchen each with n<>wax floors for your convenience' HandsomP. marble fireplace 1n the hvonQ room to warm your toes $63.500 Call 540· I 720 Clos~ to Fr~eways! No more hassles with the yards' No nonsense Smoketree rownhome in lrv•ne has easy tree.vay access• Stone patio between garagJ! and l\•tchen 4 convert10le tK!drooms lets you h1111e 11 your way• Family room area & l<llchen cnmbo pro1111te master suite with 11 s own bath .ind dress1nq area. Watnut wood c0b1nets 2' ~ l)iltho; 1n ;ill All This for S68,900 Call 540· 1720 Country Club S.ttiftcJ! Rdn,.tw ~an Joaquin condo wrrounded by 9011 coursP park<, & tennis coum; nearby Gracious ~ntry <,feo down to1ma1 hv1riq room & master surh! wit~ •Is own bath and dre<Js•ng area HeartWarm1n9 hreptace Private patio a1ea A lull hne of rec tac1h1tes available Ask•nq S99500 Call 54'0-1720 J Sh.~rpe~t Co1umo1a mooe1 '" "''" great lrvf!e Hoa l u5h yards w11h dtchondra law~s Bt•autotul trPe'i oversized co11flred patto ~lttl rnu .. cta relaxon'} 1acuzz• Larqe <;pr1wl1ng floor ot11n w11n J bedrooms so~1ous lamlly room & ••n•<>h&J oonus room 1de:i1 tor your pool table l\hj,olul~'Y .,1e9ant rnruout St07 000 Call '>40-1720 A q1an1 of a nome tor thd t(lrgo lam1ly' 5 riloroous bedrooms or e~tra den.,cw1ng room .1rea for mom• Candlehqht d1n1ri9 room served hi( mom-tovon · kitchen Ceramic tlled entry h•<'ld, 10 a <,eparate family room hvtng room wrmned bv a hre s glow Furly sprinklered 18,,...ns trntel'.1 windows & smoke detector ~ove· ly paltO for Pnterta1nln9 $92 50() Call 54().17',)Q $36,500 -Startw's! E•cellent home tor lhe young or retired cou· Pl•' Neat. well kept home near schools & mops A 101 ot home tor the mQney 3 bedrooms, t •.; baths. tntornate dining room ne111 to a country kltc::hen with real wood cabinets Even a breakfast area tor la5t meals. L1vtrig room 011 the entry toyer large pri1111te master !!Ulla Just hsled, cell 54(} 1720 540-1720 • 29 55 Hatbcir BIYcl. Costa Mesa TA RBEii REALTORS G} --Serving 7000 Cities · Thruout The United States hQ..-r RELO HoutH For ScH Hou.HI For SaM Ho.wt hr S. HovHs For S-. &.rnday Novttmber 7 1976 DAIL V PILOT CS .............•.••...•.. ·····················•· ..•..•.••.••.••••.......••.•.••.••..•..••..... ~~~~~ .......... ~~~~ ~~~:.~.~~ ... !?.2.~ ~~~!!'. ...... !~~~ Fo.toln VGMey I 034 ~~:~:.~~.~~ ........ ~~!!.~.~ ........ 1~::.~~~ ....... , EASTSIDE •••••••••••••••••••••.•• Hunti,,.tOfthoch 1040 IMMe 10441rvine 1044 Tenns-Tennt Briu"'l & .. ,,..,....., .. "''rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1c •sTs1or. 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REALTORS CO STA MESA SUPER CHARMER t'lcanc~l hom,· 111 Co~ta !\lesu 'J> 111o'>t vopul3r JI t.'U :J h.Jnl) lo t ted bedroom.., v.llh muss1ve muster s111h• Move in l'Ond1lw11 1 C1gantic fireplal'1' \Vifl• saver k1tchc11 l>on 't m1s1> this ~UJ>l'r huy $67.~50 fo'ull pm·l' (.'all fJ.16·7171 '• <I • I I •' •. REALtORS high beamed ceil's., hCc Real= 675-4392 yard. Newly remod\llcd $46,750 by OPEN TODAY 1·5 -S00.900-0wner 64$-0785 EASfSIOE BY OWNER 3 2 Hedroom. 2 bulh, in NOW THAT'S J BDRM., 2Y2 BATHS -$99,000 Weltu n(.&C1 HllJ>;t11\' Br •2 Ba, lge hv rm, dlv1dual Condominium 2 A 1'40ME' '9 Crest Cir-cl• W/fplc, hardwood noon •• C:ir garage w/elec door Trllt'vel £xccu11vc hlllll\' 2100 Sq n. or 009utiful nr WestclifC, s12,:;oo. opener-highly up-locul4.:d ln presug1oui. Condo ltving wllh tux MS-0295 gr8'ied. carpetmg. wood G()ldeuwcst Park. Two ur1ous white earpel, Colle e Park 3 Br 2 811 paiwling & mirr~rs. En ~to ry. 4 bedroom custom drupei; & lev1lor g t d' r &' JOY the community pool. MALIBU model wtth b d •. 1 new cp • r(>S. roo Jacuzzi tennis courts & over 2tiOO s<•. ft. Ct•nt. lin s. mastl'r ur 11u te paint. Spac k1l, w/bltns, 1 b"-'. Wh • f. tft ' IC I .•. ,, k .... c u '"""se o s trs • A/C & luxury lhruoot w p l' "' !!Unvcc ov-.c r· sep din, encl yd & patio. OPE H. Su I ·s lookspool&:1p11.2Addi· 156950 Ownr/Agt N OUH' n • Call84'2·9371 Uonal BR's & BA's, din· 557.7648 • · 11193 G•ode mi.: rm & den $99,500. Fountoln Volley OWNER REDUCED: 4 01~n Sunday 12·4. EASTSIDE 3 Br 2 Ba. ~ bedrms or 3 + den, uni Fam Rm, Cplc, pool, prof 22~1 ...._ ta. que fireplace. dream decorated EZ maint kitchen, new pri c:e, Open hse 'sis. $78,600: -1 $6.1.500. Tarbell. RLTHS, ---548-1952 ANYTIME call 842-88S4 __ _.,i~ t l tll'! lf . .;tn\ I• l (Jf1•1 ... 1 Jri l\1.11 ' ' '.,, •• ' Brand new. never ~cupied ; profess. dtcoratcd, landsca~ & move·ln re· ady. Best priced "San ftuis Rey" on the markot (quick occupancy O.K.( Real bargain. Ownr sell· • Public Notice Comeo Hi9hlands BY OWNER rng beaut 4 br Mesa AswmeGov't Loons , I 044 Oc!!an \It'"· pnvJlc OPE:-.1 110USt-; Verde Hme,. Red. brick smart &·Modem, 3 Br, Anyone can qualify o •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bcac:h right:.. c:ornuine Sat & Sun frplc .• sp:ic1ous hv.rm .• Townhome with view. new loon costs, lo" 111- w/spac1ou!> ,48H 2liA in 448 :\lormng Cunyon ltd form~· din.rm .• Jge yd Prime F . v. location. leresl, rent·like p:iy· prime CdM arl'a for Secluded 3 br, l '.AI bu. beautifully lndscpd + $54,900. Agt. 963-6767. m e n t. s • 3 & 4 periect family home. All Brick frplc,lr~ country dog run & garden. Bltns --betlrooms.Tarbc l 1, new t·rvts. fits, cstm k1tc:hen, lrg 2 cur at· w/new dshwshr., newly BV OWNER-3 Br, 2 ba, HLTRS, cull 842·8854 . drps, k\l appl'!> S12X,SOO. lached garage, lrg lot, cpt'd & drp'd. Shown by brick frplc hm. X!nl loc.•---'------ * TURTLEROCK * BY OWNER 4 BR WITH VIEW Shown by appt b y exterior freshly painted. appt. $68,500. Call SS7,000.968·18U. OWNl-.:R ANXIOUS owner Open llou~c Sat & Only $99,500. 54S.99l8 Close to sandy beaches. 3 Real Estate byMl:NAY 593,500 Ranch style beauty A "Night & Day" view overlooking the city. EZ Sun l ·:>. 644·0558 SUPER LOCATION bdrms. family room --------------•Mesa del Mar by ownr. 3 4Br,GreenValley. Move area. chef's dream KNOCK! KNOCK! care landscaping & 2 NEWPORT BEACH SPYGLASS br, 2 ba, din.rm. lge in cond. $81,000. 962-4272. kitchen. Garden patio. LUXURY ram.rm. 979·3842 or 2'Ya c11r garage. $67,500. Wait till you see this patios. Secluded mast.er Knock Out! Low 60's. Br & formal dining rm. 3 b d r , c o r n e r 1 o t . oPCD into atrium. A Ugbt Decorator carpets & & airy kitchen & family drapes. Very sharp & rm, & such a UVABLE clean starter home. l Yr floor plan. EnjoY POOis & Warranty' Call coUect, tennis Cac. See It now. Bt·l>l buy 1 n 11.i} c1 clot• 2500 Sq. fl. of purt.' clus~ 1 Four mass I\ e bedrooms, with sccluth-d fnai,ter win,1:. Sunny c1>untry kitchen with all new ap- phanc~:.. 1nl'ludlng buill- in microwo.1Vl1' oven. 2 Large watl•r httalcrs + + + dct·11r .. tur':. de· lrghl. Don't miss all this tor only st:J!J,500 C..ill t>.16 7171 • By Owner 551-a785. 5Br,2sty.Hugelot.Super Tarbell. RLTRS, call clean. Pacific Sands 962·5566 Spectacular 6 br, 5 ba GET OUT Really. 968-0719 •---------Southport rrdl on cul·dc· • sac w/exc1trng ocean & OF THE CROWD OWNER'S PRIDE. Low lest Buy-2 Story down GI buyer s , 4 rught view. Approx. 4100 in this 1-0f·a -kind dream $67,500. Super spacious 4 bedrms. fireplace, oak· sq.ft. profess. decorated horne. Over 2000 sq. ft. of Br, Fam Rm & Bonus I k d n d w/formal din.rm .• 2 1. · "th 4 pan e oors, veran a, 1 v1ng area w1 nm. Xlntfinancing or as· "Americana" decor frplfS & wet bar. Bst spacious bedrooms. sumeexisting Joan. ..,,., 900 b 't i T bu· Pr i c e in S PY g I ass custom quality thruout. """"• · su mi · ar e • $235,000. Shown by appt Just l isted-OPEN CENTURY2l RLT.RS.'~caU & save.. only. Pvt. Pty.640·0968. HOUSESAT&SUN. 848-0059 _842_·_256_l _____ _ FARM STYLE Ph: 540-3666 H.antingt°" leach 1040 OPEN HOUSE SUH 1-5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6542 Morni11n Ti~..: Dr. 81ggi.eJot,2UllltS,2·Story j ••r• .. 7 we home has 3 bdrms., Cami • m~ ~i ~t ~ BeautJ£ul 4 Br, 3 Ba, fam VldoriOft Charm rm 3 g I ~~~tuJf0v~~-f!t~~:( £ :')jb Double door entry leads w/j~cuz~~~nu:u'".tl ~~~r come. Jus t Sl29,500 h I , to lovely large living bdrm w/wood burning 968-4456 Principals only. BUST MY IUTTOMS 5401 KENOSHA LANE Gone With The Wind ef· OPENSAT&SUN feet. with wide staircase Luxury 3 Br 3 Ba Twnhse. at entry & .b~lcony over· at Rancho San Joaquin . looking hvrng ro~m . Greenblts, olympic n Separate master swte. pool & jacz. Cntrl air. 'J!i·level home. Che~ul w/electrostalic Cill.e.r & kitchen, sep. D.~. With purifier lncld. High pass lhru. Family .rm, beam clgs, massive {pie T ~ r ~ a c e P a t 1 0 • & mirrored welbar. in man 1 c: u red Yards· Liv Rm, Cormaldin area. 968-4456 All w/sweeplng view o£ Shown C)(<'lusively by We're here to e P · room. Master bedrm has frplc, & huge walk in ---... ------i CllRISHOPPER •••3BR.2BA.Westside. bay windows and closet,readytomovein· Vacant-4Bedrm CdMPROPERTIES OnlyS49,500.Lowdown. parent's retreat. Large t.Q, o.nly 1h blk from Irvine 1044 hills. Immediately adj to golf course & exclu rac-quet club of Irvine. Lower level bdrms & Costa Me!W, 4 hl'drm, 67 3•8494 "OR" private rear yard for the Seacbff Country Club & ••••••••••••••••••••••• formal dtcuni;. ram rm,----------•••• Bran<$ new 4BR, childre n. Downtown Golf Course. $115,000. lgc kitchen, w/dtnl.'Llt.' WORLDS APART 3BA lakefront, private Park Section on quiet Your Hostess Rose S1mo-!JUST REDUCED! study. Mstr bdrm opens a.rea And mul·h mon••• 2 sep houses-l Ice lot in beach . Only $89,000. tree lined lane. Price re-nlan <;ornC'r l(l('alton adjacent superb So. or Hwy IOCa· SlO,OOOdown. Horry! duced to$71,SOO. PACERA REALTY Lovely, upgraded3 bdrm onto encl walled patio. 6 or 2 & den in super loca· Montanas Sub. 1115,000. tion. Seller very anxious Pnnc Only. 547·5514 for to m ove this vacant appt. Lo park. Hoom for motor lion l·old CdM. charm OWN54E0R0cC:ENT Cen~'1~~~1~:4alty (213)945-2621 h~>ml'. boat ur trlr Bac·k IOJ? Other contemporary ...,,_, Brentwuod Model i n .......;.~---------.l-,.1~~ ~1wnt-r ~.int.. ftlltt•k c u s t 0 m d <':. 1 g n , !>ale. !°)4b·581«> rtramatH·, d1Herent OPEN HOUSE 2017 ARNOLD SAT/SUN 1:00-5:00 3 bedroom, l! balh. S<l9,500 Walk to Beach Greentree lloml's, Try U~v Park Twnhse. 3 br, 2 1---------• 3 br, 2 ba. fam.rm., 10'.'t-down & 10'7. 2nd. ba, din.rm., atrium, Glen Mar Beauty lndsc:pd • cul-de-sac St. Near park. school, shop. S 69. 0 0 0. BY ow or. ~HERITAGE Frplcs .. ~ky light. loft, giant trees & pn,•acy. $14!1,500. By ownr. Pnnc Mst sell. By owor. ping&commumtypool. _~ __ os_. _____ _ .... REALTORS 1 __________ only. 675·6565. PILOT REAL ES'l'ATf; 540·0555 Su per added family S00,950. 968·3965 $66,750 OPEN HOUSE l·S room, 3 bedrms, 1:\..i baths. Neat as a pin, l9342SALMON LANE ~-SUPER SHARP• CORONA DEL MAR VIEW Costa Mesa 1 024 1--~-----....................•.. mature landscaping. Open Sun l·5 This lovely 3 bdrm, Pi11n i\ br~·athtaktni.t v11•w 11( Uwnl.'r :.?Br den 1•~ba the Par1r11· m·1 .. 111 and , f , 1 0' 2017' 'laple' t I • 'I < t t rl tor• nc l Y · '' · l'Oa:o. IO{ 1' ll" )II !o <Ill • ~ 500 \213)5!18 00().1 ~.Down wHI handle. 4 br, family + pool. Ask· ~ 7 in California Homes EASTSIDE 531·5800 ini,: ss9•999. Owner anx-has a beautiful 16xl6 A rare find! 2000 sq.fl. lntemati011ol Real ious! CallG42·38SOAgenl family room w/puneled home w/lge game rm Estate Network walls. Upgraded floor l n I! q II a I 1 I \ 111 th I!'> _._ ~---Shake roof. Pride or1---------•I Racquet Club RANCH REALTY coverings in family rm, ownership landscaping. H' hl d d entry & bath. Close w 1>e.1utrt ul 1•1."t11m home 5 4 br. I l/4 ba he<lioom'>. lamil~ mom. llome for sale by ownr larl!t'• """"~h tor htlltar:t '-"r shop'g & school!I. Im· t.1blc for m;rl d1111'.11.: m{i<· cond. Pnn. only, Rcaml.!il t t•tlin i.:,, 3067 TrinllY Dr C..:.M. Top loc"tion. Owner has 6 Br·den-2 ba. Near ig Y upgra e · 3 551 -2000 h ls& h · ,. bedrm Condo. Steps ----------sc oo s opp1ng. moved and very anxious. Marina High. Bltn BBQ. Crom the court. Color NEW t1niv Pk Peten $63,500 568,950. Hurry! Call now, S00,900. 968-5700 Owner. coordinated, tile kitchen. Twnhm 3 Br 2YI Ba. 4'891 GAINSPORT µlankl'<l floor ... J1ttl ~.•!'Ill 97944811 · l'lllllltl') (11•< or Sp1•1 t:il -----1 OPENHOUSE br,2ba,customdecorat· Roman tub. Truly 833-3215 &1Ce5-7221. • 11 Huntington Landmark plush camel carpet and popular C Plan. Xlnt Joe. I ntury2l 'Weslc rr· Condo, adlts over 40, 2 mastersuitewithsunken $98,500. 547-7044 or .;~·, • fe;illll'l'' too 111t11ll'f'till " tn nw11t1011 Sl'lll.:1011 ('all t>i:J "''JO I• t ,; Hf..,, ! C111111t 'uur hh.-~"'"I:'· but don I count un lob of Ir nw It• 1kt'llk 11n th1<1. 3 IJt>aUltl ul l><lrm' 2 l>as, 1·,tr.1, llurr~ %H.71JO ~•>:1-5(,7 t BEACH GIANT Y ed. prv patio & ldry elcgantfloorplan. 1----------0NL Sat & Sun 12 to 4 beaut grn belt area. all Century 21 Surf Realty TURTLEROCK • 362 Raic:•m Place• rec fac, available early 536·1414 536-7542 4 Bdrms., 2~ ba., lge. NOW and THEN Clean 2 Br, new paint. Dec. Shown by appoinl.1----------1 family rm .• formal drn· will you rind such two. Many fruit & s hade Owner $46,500. Call HUGE Ing rm., atrium, frplc ~lory l'legance wrapped trees. On quiet Cul-de· 536·7737. HAPPY HOME Xlnt locution. a cross RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 in the finest traditional sacsl. ----------• from park & pool. .Many - fas hion Set in pre· A.C.Petitte,Rltr HUMTIHGTON OpenSundoy custom features incl. OPEHHOUSEl·5 HONEY I 00-5 00 wallpaper. warm fall col sl1gious Easts1de loca· 548-0522 : : ors, quahly carpets & ONLY $68,900 Hon. this 4 bedroom. 31----------Attractive 4 Br, 2'4 Ba Prestigious area une B . d d bath home with mussrve MESA VERDE home wilh din rm, patio, mile to beach. 5BR + drapes. A super family eaubCully upgra e • Sp RKLER b · fi · I f home! Re asonably Popular Cardiff Model fireplace and Del Piso A n ck U"e rmg, c ose to teen-age den + am rm. priced at$92.500. features ceramic tile en~ tiled foyer will satisfy Lrg 4 Br, 2 ba, paneled beaches. parks, schls, & We 11 decor a l e d, SAN JOAQUlll.k ~ try, orig .. wall.mural, up-the most d1scrl'lc owner! Cam·rm. customized shopping. beautifully landscaped. ..._ ded 1 h c thruoul. Quiet tree lined Owner Anxious OnlyS89,000. Popular Sun Luis Rey gra tg t •xtu~e, new st reel, friend I Y $67 900 CALL 640 6600 model. 3 Bdrms .• 2 ba .. patio cover, night Ughts. I jQuail ~ neighborhood, your OPENHOUSE • frplc.,forrnaldiningrm., lde~lly lfcal~d n1ear PIDC• familywilllovethis one! brkfs l. n ook, utility par· voos, s oppng. Pr t • Open House Sat & Sun S'unday 12·4 room, wet bur, sloped ~ner will ,consider car· ap~r-.:~· 12·5. 1849 lllinois. Nr 16632 SimmoH Lane ceilings. l11 ghly UP· rymg back.a2ndT.D. ••OO OUAIUT. Nt~T HA<H Giesler & Harbor. Ask (nr. Goldeowest/Heil} graded, earthy tones, 3 CAROi l'ool (1('1•an lm•l'Jl'' hallil' · for Vicki 546·1859 or (714)548-3350 wood entry & kitchen I this fanta!illt' 3 Br 2 buth HATE TO PAINT? 963-9744 Agt. floor. $98,!ISO spht.l~H·I 1m1n1 llui.tl' 'lo need to! This voc11nt1---_.;:-----IY OWNER DAVID D. CARLSON c urn\!r lot " 1 u,,tom Mesa Verde 3 bedroom. EASTSlDE attractive 3 Highly upgraded 2 Bdrm ---------REAi.TOR 833-9293 l.1t1Cl' \OH·n•tl 1rnt1u + familv room home with Br 2 Ba, xtra lge lot. Huntington Continental OPEN SAT /SUH 1-5 --------- 100111 fu1 H/\' <'omplt.'l\! f1repiace 1s ready to S 6 2 · 5 0 0 o r offer · Town home, end unil, 5562 RidCJebury Or. Univ Pk Peter-: Twnhm 4 l\' up,1tradt•1l l.l'"~ than move into r1~hl now! Ownr/Agt.546·9556 frplc, no-wax floors. As· Between Graham & Br 3 Ba. Flt, bst Joe. one 11111,. t rnm lh1· hl11e Wlt.h a irre:it rccreat1onal E/Side R2• 60xl40, 2 Br sumable 7% lo.an. As· S I a le r ; c u s tomized SllO,OOOor lse. 552·4455 P.1elfH 1'11n•d under patio. l.oc:uled In a real hse & 3 gar 's on lol sume $18,327. for Sl96. Cnlifornia Classic home. DEERFIELD RANCH REALTY 551.2000 875,ooo r~.11 .. 101 .1ppo111t 1>ri rlc of owner s h Ip $Sil 500 0 w n r A" t · a/mo. F'ull pnce S39,000. Less than 1 yr .. 3 bdrm.. PATIO HOME ment xti ::.5 .. ,, llt!lf!hborhood Ell only • · " """8738 rt 6 p · r 1 OPEN HOUSE l·S , "., • '·, • ,, • • $67,000~ t:all 546·2.313 t142-5911.J _ .....,.. a · pm. rrnc. :.imt >'rm. s79.ooo Buckhorn, 2 Br, den, 2 only please. Need quick CORBIN ASSOC. Bu, upl(rridl':!. By owner. OHL Y $66, 900 [~ ,t~!;!!;Ull ~YNrt1'il•H H1'N ~11r~r· P~~~gl~~~ ~r~el;evl\~les~ escrow. 768-7878 ~~~,~~oi si~1~n10 ~:i~L ~~~hsou~e '~ e •. i~eo ~;'. . ~ ..!?~!~j~,, [ elfllJlifl x~:~:~~~.~~1";,"~·~ ~~~~~ ... G.la·d·c···55·9-·55_1_8 ____ 1 fi~~:;~c~~o2v·~::hs~r~~~ C ALL HOW = ==n=•--Sund~y l·SP~. 2701 Sparklingpool&jacuzzi $7900 DOWN ,. graded custom drupes& YOU'LL BE GLAD POOL TIME! ~!:1t~r'!~~-~;:1esple 4 Bedroom. 2 bath, up· NO TRICKS c:arpet, covet-ed puUo, Wht!n $'bu Ii~ this otym Hare. e'<ol1c Palms sur-• graded carpeting. Fami· 2 bcdrm, 1'ownhome w\th ruccly landscaped. Close pit ,,11,, hrac•k \'d "+ 11;. round lhis 1mmucul::ile 3 Proressionally Jndscpd., ty room. entry gale Cor new crpts, new drapes, 177,500 is Just a treut! to schools & shopping. A fam rrn rrrnl rltrt uclrrn. & family rm . charming 3 Br, 2 Ba prh•acy. POOL isl year new paint. 'fake uvcr Theimmemodt.>ljuslsold :\Justtoscc! new. All thJ11 for SS9 9!IO "'JlA lo"n 11• ne ·11 (or S79 000 & this 2200 tt4 JU .... t•ER in~ 2 <;l.Qry frpl Sp.11 homt', with a ~ccJ11dt•1J home r " "" OW r WI • " ri r new hom1• nr Su c llJ.,I Anthony pool Only OPEN HOUSE SUN 10·3 help finance. S331. per sq.n . dream home Jlas a l'lazu Only 575.1100 <"all sg1,!1r;() 926 w. Wilson C.M. mo. includes all. S36,900 few ex tr us the other did 9f;:z.77s1 847-11632 Rick Ei\i\I price. not. Seller has boui:hl l"IT'I. H. I!:. N!';TWOltl\ , ==W=H=Y=P=UT=,=o""'F..-.F....__-i ' 531 ·5800 another homll & wanti.. to ....... ,_, D •-'nt t 02.1. lnt--Alonal R al be in e!l<'row now. Cull .,.~f$ •• ~!":!' •••••••••••••• ~ HAPPIHESS Esfcd'°;'Netw:lc quick ror lr\l'lne'g bc11t lolboo Island I 006 ' ' • LOT " Over 10,000 Sq. AMY LONGER? buy! I 833·3380 A11cnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. RmA.I..Jr'Y~ tt. Good commercial Super area. Super condi· ------------------ 2 STORY llome & /\pt ?' C;::A.s.. location for stores & of· Uon. Suc:amlly home. OWNER WALNUT Sc;>UARE RANCH REALTY 551 -2000 over l!Urag" Nr No 20UhtMM4e.N.•~ nee bldgs. $75,000. Thia 5 oom, 2 story TltAMSFfRREO! CONDO Bay. Bi 11 11 a rdl·sty , 646-4463 Jay W. Yeat.s Realty large home is on a corner OPE .... HOUSE SU.... . By owner $t18,000. Lovely Realtor 50:\ Purk Av~ .. 4 BR 21.. B ~ , 31709 Coast Hwy lot near all schools, shop· zoaa"'I Sh~•t H bor,... 2 Sto~y. 2B~. 21la, ram clean 3 Br, 2 Ba, ram rm, 675 2866 • • "• n cw• So. Laguna 49!J.2237 ping and H untinl{ton "" or rm. Tile patio, .ilr c:ond, new gold plush cpt., paUo · spaciou s split-level StateBeac.h. All for only Net!<! falit t1sle on super enduml.cornerlot.Prln· rover.551.211()!) w/frplc, fnm-rm, & dbl Custom H ome Near S83,950. Call 546·2313 clean4RR2Ua,fam-rm, c1pals only ~;1 ;,oo, Ph: ---- lalboa P•ninsula I 007 .;ar. Nr. So. Coast Plum. Marina. 3 Br. F/R, D/R, before l\'1 too late to see Cormnl dln·rf!1. atrium, 54G·020.~ Ranch San Joaquin con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• S77.000. Agt. Sam Cr11nc. frplc. See lo apprec. It! plus 3 cor jlar ond more. do. Lease option aL 7 UNITS · $2!15,000 Beach Cottage $li4,SOO 5 BH., 3 ha. ur,.uoo 4 BR, 3ba. ~1:17,000 2l3R & den $129.500 Marshall Rlt~ 67!H600 645-4170orM0·0608 166,500. By 9wner. (l) QPtNllt9·•1S1U1111011Nrc11 Call for det.ails. GRANO todays market. v,ulue. 991-89510~ U)99!Hl64. [• I REALTY,812-6636 GREENBELT Forrentorforule. INVESTMENT ~~,m~,ut~b;y ~~· &0ft~~ .i lt~anw -cus:~~:~•L T A~::g~:~E $&1~~IME IRVl=~681 SPECIAL!! aiwage.16S,900. 493-s2-10 -hi level, 3 Br 2~ lJa, & 2 BR, 2 IA 3br. 2bo. $89,500. Family home lwrealdeo· ........ V.n.y I 034 BY OWNER Hurry' Call 572 S 559-4558 Oceanfront. rart• find 4 tint area ~>n large Int. 2 ••••••••••••••••• •• •••• 3 br & den, H4 ba, vau.ll· CENTURY 21 , 00. <;Jin BK. 4 ba home in manl BH, 2 BA.$51.000. OWNER 3Br, 283. (rplc, eel celling, lvng rm, up 848 0059 OPl!N HOUSE c condltlon'S239,50o 645-1474 bltns,S62CN\alllerm1. graded thru out, "tra la . SAT&SUH 1-5 t Wiest. Rllr &15 2'125 81 .-v lot. brick pnt.io, 1tdJ .. ti) un rg -----,,.. ......._....,. 133-1\03 M2·9503 tor by opptJ lS't'lf Street Duple 2 3 I Ctn1ral Pk. SG6.000. 17911 OPEN HOUSES R~ DORM. 2 BA. bl;_.k to t I 1 I t Corrnnza Ln. Open hsc. ~ I J:30 to 4 524 I Thone Tree 1,L HTl,f£ ~Owner.673-4506 _ _...._.__._.....~ L O Dv t ~~(J:n lOam '1pm . t6311Magellnn.SU7,500.4 559-1991 pl'l)p/t~elprngpeoplt .. c:oro-..a...aM 102 OW own I J.mn Dedrm, a ha, pool & Woodbridge Place, Uft • 2 Beaut 3 bedroom Condo. Calif. Classics 4 Ur, pool, Jacuul. WOODBRJOOK 'l'wnhme. c; r,."" n b r I c r .. d I . ••••••••h••••••••••••• AU new carpeta & PBinl. new Inside immcd po 11. 711>1 Blut-ull~. $92,500. 4 3 Br 3 Bn. A/C, $7'J,900 Plt~:~flUl\f 1.0T~11 PP. OWNER Canyon Crc• '* USTSIDI * romcnts II ke rent. Ideal loc. S72.ooo. A1t IJeodtm, 3 ba, 3 car aar Evs/Wl<nd112t3 439 2634 SllO 000 6«·0220 Twntnn.3Brclcn&frml 3Dlt 2BA pride-or Hurry.SS0,000. M76l9B Both prestlac homes. · · ----- din 2JOO :.11ft or UPil'd'd own~shlpw/mlltl.Y xtra• 11 M' -Mu•tbt$old. TURTLE ROCK c;LEN. NEW Univ Pk Peter. t>leAance. f'~e tund, on qulel •t. ~72 ,900. 1'4d:W~ LO. 3 br Twnh!Je: enc:t. RedCVpctRultors Pl1anll.4Br&Alri11mon Twnhm 2Br, 28a, wei Sll1.ooo. Ry appt VSACEB REA~TY, if; .. r.frpl.Nr .Hunt.Stolo 893l3SI lgelot.AYnll. Occ. '1G. btirfrpJc:alnrmbst.loc 644-1198 5*6171 lkb, Stoker. 842·7441 ~.500 752-7t26wkda~ $88,'150. O'\nrt.fl).(62e -----··-. •"' .. • C8 DAILY PILOT Sund1y.Nove~ber 7, tm ~c:'!!~:.~~~•u•u• ~::.~.~ ....... ~'!'!!!!.~~ ........ ,~~:::.~~.~ ....... ~~::.~~~~ .... : .. ~!:!.~~.~~ ....... ~4!'!!!!.~~-~~ •••.•... 1~~~!.~~~ ....... ~~:::.~~~ ....... ~.~~~~ ..... ~~;4.! ~~c::~ ..... ~?;4.~ ~.':!?~.!!~t~ ..... !?.~~ ~1.'.S~~~-~!~t~ ..... !?.~~ ~~~.~.~~~ ... !~~~ ~~~~~:.~~t .. !~.~! ~IM · 10441,..IM 104 lrYlne 1044 $49,SOO NwptTerroc•Twftha• _. ______ _ .-r•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.ov~ly 2 Hr opt. Nr ocn, By ownr. 3 Hr, 21~ Ba. ~UMIVHSITY PAIK: Reduced •. SS.000. to $52,500. Enjoy this large 2360 · sq. ft. family home. Im agine the cozy armth Crom it's two fireplaces, (1 in e oversized master sui te ). Stunning Franciscan ceramic tile adorns step· down family room. Private patios lor . 2 of the 4 bedrooms. Just steps from your private community pool and ten- nis court:;. A delightful investment. Call now OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUM. 1·5 4294 SENISA ~SPEAKING OF APPOIMTME.MTS' ... you 'II really be excited to see the a ppointme nts in this s tunning 3 bedroom 21/2 bath Hanch San Joaquin Town ho m e. Enjoy the "For ever View", customized window shutters, oak floors. and many more elegant upgrades. This is a celebri ty owner, so yo u must call for an appointment -to see the appointments. $106,950. ~ATTEMTIOM LARGE FAMILIES: Enjoy lots of elbow room in this large Monterey located in the prestigious "The Ra nch" in Irvine. 6 Bedroo ms. oversized Jot. plus more. 3000 Sq. ft. One yr "BP P" warranty. S9t.500. Call to see. ~ONE FOR THANKSGIVING: ~ience the comfort of this large Colony pl an 400 home. Formal step.up living room. s tep-down dini ng room and large family room. makes for gracious livi ng. This 4 bedroom home is conveniently located in a choice Irvi ne Village. Private tennis and pool. $85,500. Call for details. .........•.•.••.•..••.•..•.....•..••.......... WILLOWS vu,4!17.:lS~.494-6320A11t. MADRID 75 frplc, up&rded, pool, pk, • T E or bch. Open hac 17 $62 500 ~-C ~ rve He. lntertolnmenf H~ S\>amlst t;lr. ssa,5oo. HARIOA VIEW HOMIS By own\•r, 3 llr, 2 UJ, tam. rm. II{. cor. lol, m .rny u pArudc:1. fl•O lllnd. Pnn 01,ly 640 ~:14 .. . • "~ ~ 0-h. 3 Ir. Con:nd P.tlo. Wet lor, AJr Cottdl~ 646 0598 dl SPM or c;reat family home. J '11 . v ff-'--vtew, Cdnllr lot. Mo•• up to ... ...-14knds. Rt>drooms, 2 bath'!. '5 4. "'<) --,. ••-r --------- lnu.;uaJ ly large lol for :::i i;.> for oNJ $19,500 IY OWNER family enjoyment. One r~ ~·:::) • • • • • Bayfronl JS Collins Isle. * A·FR.AMI * oflhebeslbuyslnlnrnu. ....., MADRID 640 T r ade or fi n a n c e . $298,000. 673·7770 or 2.Sty, 3 Bit, 2 ba. Wnlk. Ml11l0tt v1::·1 a..--t .. ~odel 558-8723 to ocean, tcnt11s & poo1:1. If 523 CAMPU5Dl: IJMr'E OPEN DAILY 8A.l\1. T0 6 P.M'. N 0 R I N S REAL EST. re ~ ,.. Neech TLC but o ''Whalo 'A 4 Ir, Co.,.,..cl P P'ool, Air cad. Wtf •--L-t-DO-IS_L_E __ 1 of a buy'' at s12.ooo RE ALT Y a... Priced rf•ht .. $122.200 4 br, 3 ba, den/wet bnr, CAYWOOD REALTY Near Completion frple, 3 cur g1.1r. 40' cor. * 548· I Z90 * EXCHANGE Spectacular wood & The Hom•Hllff'I 511-1:10 l ot .. beam cell. 11v•--------glass home with domo to r~tn11gstone frplc. so. NEWP'ORT SHORES Trade your Income pro-. "' bo u · 3 n d d ( t . ,.,.y a ve. mque con· p ti o . $ 1 5 7 , 5 0 O. "'r + en, sun uck, perty eqwty or t us con strucllon & over 2500 sq Ownr/Brkr 673·6756 highly upgraded, 2400 tcmporury1 woodh & glas1s. r t • w i t h s p i r .a I LCICJUl'IO hach I 048 LC19'"0 NICJU•I I 052 •---------Stt.f\. Steps to bch. pools, ocean v ew o m e n stulrc:i.se •. .ln heart ot ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT SHORES tennis court , Sll7,500. <iuid, woodsy Bluebird Laguna Beach. l\l VST A. 'EWet..::L WATERFRONT Prin only call ror appt . Canyon. 3 Odrms. & 2 ... EE' PHl..a RE IV b11th9'. Owner looking ror ~ . DOL " • • ...right on the bench. 641>·8607. 0Ptn Sat /Sun OPENSAT/SUNl·5 i n co m o·pr o11c rt y 494·8581 BEST BUY IN THE Two·story 3 bedroom.21_1_5·-------4C~orTree anywhere in Orange Hurry!!! 998 SO.CoastH'wy,LB AREA-West Ninecbarm-bath,lolsofpaUo&deck· ARCHITECTS · c 0 u 11 t y . M 8 r k e t No time to spare on this lng Spanish style condo; inl!. Owne r anxio us. ALPINE VILLA value-$l:?S,Ooo. excellent buy. Seller has View' Vlew' View! 2 Bdr ms., 2 baths,& $!1!>,000. Call PRESTIGE SPECIAL The design is superb. two week deadline. 4 • · . spacious with beautiful HOMES, 645-6646 New 2 story as open & from the soaring ce1lrn~s Bdr m., 2 ~; bath in That s3 )'S It for tlll!s. lovl!: • ti NI 1 light os a greenhouse, 3 to the beautiful brick LIVE Laguna Niguel. $66,000. ly 3 Br h ome wit h 2 orienta on to gue U DO ISLE 5 BR, 4 Ba, 10 Br 3 Ba lg ram m 2 frplc. Living r m., dining AT THE IEACH 1104So. Coast Hwy. master sui les and a Goll Course. Tasteful de· yrs old F /dln-rm F/R r..P1es, ja~uul, sun deck, rm., family r m .. hobby ror 3:!,500. Spacious 2 LAGUNA BEACH &tudy. Priced right. at cor. Priced for prompt 50 yds from wale;. Agt'. all ruUy insulated. all ex· loft. laundry rm . & 5 Bdrm .. 2 bath mobile * 497-2457 * $143,000. sale.$6l,OOO. _&t:i_·_._5002 _______ 1 lr as. Shor t walk t o bdrms. Bring your fami-home. Prime view loca·1----------1 SeeTheWorld SI IO,OOO? SIOS,OOO? beach. •·~s1b'lpt~. ly,larger°r s mall&settle llon. ATIEMTION or at leasl the Pacific $I00,000 ?7? •$139,9951' g1~:~4~r!c~ :ar::~v~rh * 494-805 7 * Doctors, Lowy.rs, Ocean from this like new How much Is 8 two story Open SoU,Sun 1-5 pools & tennis. St 16,500 m 1 or Indian Chiefs 3 Br. 2 ba North Laguna Large 2 Br, 2\.'lBa twnbse. 3 Br home, one door to S305 Rlnr A••· WHAT HO!! 1 Lingo Comm. Bldg. on North home. NowSlS9.SOO. Lndscpd, Crplc, comln Cliff Dr., w/views from <Situat ed 1 blk So. A decorator owner who ,._ Coast Hwy walk dist. to pool. $64,500. Owner . living room & 2 Br's, Superior·BalM>a cross· hasn't overdone il. enter . . downtown ~aguna, am-Open 1-5 Sat & Sun Open House Sat&Sun worth?? You tell us! lnJl or PCH " West on on Teakwood. muffled EMERALD BAY p i e p11rk1ng a r e a . 1 405 M 1 12·4. 30325 Via Corona. SOUTHLANDERS River.) Willt.ake trade. Sle t 5180,000. • 0 r n n g • (El N i gu e l Terr) 642"""" alaoneed R·l ·R·3. ps nex as you pro· FA.UST A VITALI side Dr $132,750 · ._..a 646.0f116 ~~,f~g.t~~j~:i~~a~~~ *** J UST OFFERED· Realtor 499 2241 6GlMysticWay 1215·000 &i0-02.54. ---.-Y-0-WH--E-R---:---------- tasteful wallpapers; 3 Chnrm1ng 2UR + den Complete Rental D;pt 7~ Nye5/1 1 49~IS3,()l.)IJ NEW&\..\_ Btll. E. BluffHome 3 Br, LIDO ISLE bdrms .• 2 buths, family home w/s pect acular lace ea ty. ·9704 ON THE FAIRWAY • 2 Ba,famrm. 3 Bedroom, 2 ba, lrg rm. S79,900 whitcwuh1r views, hrdwd O~ EA N & mou ntaln Luxury custom home Open Hse. Fri/Sat/Sun patio, modern kitchen. nrs. beam ceilinRs. huge ~iew~ rrom every r00!11· LCMJUlla Hiiis 1050 with aJI t he extras. 912CERCIS PLACE $1 39,500 by owner. lot. cul·dt!·sac. A really ~pacious 3 Ur. ~ ba, din-•••••••••••• ••••• •••••• Refrigeration air cond., 644·2841 673-0915. T 55.H2·E700·0·· . ·•·• -. supurb value at $189,soo mg r m, s~p artist studio. LAGUNA HILLS pool, jacuzzi. gra nd li v-beam ceili ngs: Bonus 2 4br /3ba/fr/fpl/wet bar. ing room with m agrufi · STEPS TO OCEAN u • LARGE FAl\1 IL Y sep dbl garages. A buy at Seller motivated 540·9922 cent views. 3 Bdrms., 3 3 Br, 2 Bai ram rm, frplc. IY OWNER VILLAGE llOM ~; fealurinl! red StJ9,SOO. baths & den. Extensive $120,000, ease option or BIG CANYON HOME · · .' ." cedar. natural beams, SIUELD REAL ESTATE frontage on golf course. offer. 481t. 3BA beaut decor & REALTORS _ h1g view. SEIH. Heally "9\.8093 · An impr essive home. OPENSAT&SUN 11·5 lndscpd w/ea rm having ruce SWK,000 A. •ew~ ~ S179,000. 5301 RlverAve. · a,. garden vu. Has paolf. 1 v .-. ~'-645.2016 owner Uc. ire pit area & sep jac or LCMJU11aleach 1048 •••OVERSIZED FLAT NICE OCEAN Vt EW & mstr bdrm.OpenhseSun ••••••••••••••••"'•·•••• l.OT-appro-c. 14.000 sq you cnn walk lo town COOpef'&.ossoclotes By owner. SBr, 3Ba, din· 1·5 or by app t. 16 LAGUNA n .. close to tennis courts. ing/den, xtras. RV + Deerwood Ln,644·4383. HIDE .. W .. y pools, parks and beach ~ach &b high school from L~o Ni9ue-I I 052 boat storage. S..18·3168. "' "' • ...,, 000 l111s su slantial 2 Bdrm •••• ••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bedrms & den 10 ca-...,,,, · home. Hardwood floors . .l'\IEW&\.l.. FOR SALE or lse. 3 +den. IY THE PARK nyon w /secluded rear UftCJO Real Estate & other quaJity features newell top sig p R E s T I GE AN D New cplS & paint. Walk One-story Lusk home in yard. Patao. terrace & Rod Daley 494·8086 Large corner lot... room S EA T £ R It A <.: F PRIDE of ownership will to bch, t enn, pools. Eastblulf; in move-in tree house. l Mile to town to expand. Sll0,000. T 0 w N 11 0 M E w i l h be yours in this superb 642·3850. Property House condition. $11Z,500 & beach. All thi'I for only PflESTIGF: Irvine Cove; upgraded townbome in1._ ________ 1 262' IAS$WOOD S09,ll50.Callnowtoi.ee secunty, lkouuful.sandy p rivate gar dens & the Sea Terrace. a•· 645•6646 beach. charming 3 sheltered woodsydeck.3 N IT OPENSUNl-S bdrm., 3 b& . s pacious Bdr m. & 2 ~ b aths. Bdrms .. 1ncluding a very ewpor errace h" r m .. den. formal din. Pnvate community with large master bedroom Super SSS Valu~ lltfl Mi:· ···~~.aM rm.: window walls open· ---------l pool, tennis & security. w/fireplace. Great ocean IUJ I?" ~:::~ ing to huge, l us h , UNl~UE Ready forimmed1aleoc-view. Private communi-3 Bedrm, 2~• ba, w/up--• t C •oo 000 ty SJOO 000 11raded carpel. dr ps &•-.-------• secluded p:ilio, pool . J upancy. ooo, • · • · .,, ,. S225 000 1 1 Architectura ly designed flooring. .Ma.ster bedrm !--------- •-----'------• f;:d~gcs • nc . home featuring beam has beam ceilings, o.ut-HARBOR VIEW HOME DREATllTAl\ING coast ceilings, tile entr y. s ta nding co mmunit y 0 i . 1 p t r· EMERALD BAY view! Deluxe cnndo. J skyli~ht. gre:.it vus, 3 !=~~~;{es with pool & M~d~l1.033 Ur,~~~ ~.J; 11 : OCEAN SIDE bdrm .. 2 ba .. unique, lge ·bdr~m~s.~S~l1~2~·ooo~~~~I la · N' , • Mission Viejo I 067 c'cif . C t bon us rm w/lort bdrm & J Br &den<or 4Br>.3l>a dcn.wetbar.diningrm., _ guna 1gue ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 onuo oas Cull bulh 11 ir cond Wh ite water v ll•W . frpt.; spe<•1al amenities. Build A Home! th~ choic~ community OPEN SUNDA. y Propertie. Spanish t1I~. pool. lot:; of 'l'URTl,F:ROCh'.. 3 Ur. 2 OPEN HOUSE I ·5 si99.ooo by owner-l!li·2i2' dl•l·ks. riool. yard, dhl UlO Degree coastal view, Out t d" Only lO'h down tor <his 5 40-8144 bdck work, new lndsc:µ- .. 1 1 i:ur SlOS.000 h p· c l S an inn ---------ing +much more . .. a. qua 1ty up).!ral cs C O L L E G E p E c TA cu LA R l'IW ALLEN near t e 1ne ast e 'll dccoratcr Madric.1620! OPEN HOUSJ:o; SS.MJO bv own<'r. rnn Coastline & Ol'f•a n HEALTOH 494.7578 (North Laguna). approx. Value 23422Campeslre... EXQUISITE 11/\RBOR SAT &SUN 11.5oriippt. ':IP~ Is . ,, n I ~· 0 pc n p ARK \"icws, spat·1ou~ 3 OH. 2 1095 N Coust. Laguna 10,000 sq. rt., financing OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 by Trabuaco & Alicia VIEW HILLS 4Ull, fom 11124 Port::1hcffit'l<l Sal Sun I 5 8.1~1_3 __ f' a bu Io us Berk l' 11' .Y Da. frplc. 2 yrs new. /\ --avail S65,000 33 391 PERIWINKLE Panoramic view. of golf rm, wet bar, elc. Nt!w Fee L:ind Sl5:1.500 ~lodet U nbelli:~\Jble great buv al S!l 1,900. EXC T Oceanfront ("SEATEHRACE"> cours~&mountams. C'ond.A must see!OPEN Byowner C714)998·222fl WOODBRIDGE t 'rl'ck !>Hie homes 4 hr ~ v c a m o r e JJ I .1 n f ;1huluu., loc.illu11 ti~ ow11r •..16 o.~15 Healtors '1m1m1se they , EP IOl'IAL. 4 Bdrm. home PLUS in-G B1ll l'hompson Realty SUN 1·5. 2306 Port landscaping takes one to con sell1tforSIOO.OOO.By I a r k like set ting come. Will lease/option. real value. private ___ 4_95_·_18_7_0 ___ 1 Lerwick. PACIFIC R.E. THE COVE llaw:111• 4 bedroom. 3 h h 1 1 3 area, ocean view. Lovely bJths. bu1ll·•n desk & now & sa\ e Owner en ance:. t as ove Y. lmmed. occupancy. 14 3BR. 2BA, formal dinfo!? NEVER LIVED IN Gene HilJ,642--0200 You r chan ce fo1· ~· I I t d •·r I .J9!l2109 hdrm • 2 lrnth family Sl eps to the sand. rm,fan11lyrm,atta'"he·1 C II El R'b 50 "N "-"" f t ,., ll' H·s m:. u >"' an11 y ---------home. Ju:.t reJuced to Divorce forces action' , u a:.t1 e i era • GO •HEAD' ewsuvy c ay r•ln rn•im w wet har. l g~ CO\ 2 C':ll' gar w/ opnrr RN' ~orgeous 2 ::.ty, 4 Br, ~ • award winning condo. ---------1l'1td p,1t1o, deck1n)(. ~.1.;; Charmofla9una ~.ooo S350,000 ce~tcr. tennis cts.' pool: w/fln1!>he<1 bonus rm .. 3 FALLINLOYE With4S'boatshpatdoor. OPEN I ·4:30 lHHl & l'OO\ cr:.at1onal ls found m lhis lo\·ely old View Duplex pn~ :ne beach prk ,e. Ba. cust. cµts & drps, WITH... $220.000 O"'ncrlHO~l6L 4051 WILLIWAW lire p1l. 3 rnmm J>OOIS, ~o~:~~rJ:tl~r :.~u~~~: m~~~trt!l ~:~~e~tl·~~~.a;e~~n~ Enter this pn vate area thruout. air. balcooy, •A. pride of ownership HJ NEtG-HBOR! Here';: RACQUET CLUB l'ahll' l \I, ,,:.,oc1.1t1on mooern kitchen. \\alk tu W©fililtlW room; both have frplcs. ~r4~~no~f~:e:~op by Olll' mirrors. Best offer over ne1gh!><>rhood . roomy, homev. c:u:.tom IRVIME dur:. only $1:1.50 per mo bl•Jch & do"' nto" n _4_9_9_·2_e_o_o_1 8 ES T B U Y 1 N $80.000. Pri ne only. •Qualityconstrucuon 3BH w/a Jrg lovely pool. rnceret.lueed to~.500~ 35 ,_962_·8594 ________ 1•Alowlr_ afficslreet Xtras 1·nc. 190L L.A. '°'"fl room"'' I UcJrm' :J ''-·o 1 mi'-s it• St' .000. LAGUNA! $110.000. C7 I "'J "'9L "'""'0 .-bd .,., ,, .. .. ~.. -4 cnac1ous rms . . street lamp & even a baths. ram1I~ ro11111 4921 ATHEL North End OLDE * 494·7551 • 3 Br 2 Ba, Cordova El ~,, a:imt' rovm . iosh fl•" 1 Country Prt•nc·h llume. CJ I 4J 830·5050 N1do, exceptional view, •A lovely formal dining secrel liquor cabinet! \'arlh0 lo1w carpclir•K· ~ spacious 3 Br. den. 3 ila. EMGLI SH Laguna Niguel Realty landscaped, pallo, fplc, room . Drive by 2'Jl6 Jrvine Ave 1>.inelc•d d1n1ng roum , ocean view. S159,500. 1, ,, ll C 0 L D etc. 831-9288 ..:.tgha~i.ou:pl~vlng rood or come lo our Open µri ... ate p.1tl•J. hu ~, Lo•~ySpacious A ''"' A I • ~ 1----------1 1 ir ace ~n House Sun. 11·5 to see. mu~t .. r ~<Lroc.•m. lvatl" ENGLIS H COUNTRY AEGE AN HTS. patio ROOM FOR A POOL.. Call Mike Parker/Hazel of :.lorag~. neJr h'n111' ~Br&den homeinquiel DESIGN. Dtolailed ex· MAGNIFICENT! home. 3RR 2BA, ten· PHONE for an appo1!'t· llagaragts.997·4850 ('OUrt:.anJpark. Top o f 1 he Wor ld tt•nor w1lh Tudor in-De . PACESETTER HOME nis/pool. Low dn. pymt. menl to see a speciali--=---=------ red hill ~: .. 552-7500 nc1ghborh oo d w t fluencc. HI G H corator/owner1s mov· Open Sunday ll-4 $00,S00.247Gl DaphneE. Ba ycrl.'st h o m e at RANCH REAL TY beautiful yurd w/ room l'OtN'fED ROOFLINES ing away; 3.ooo sq. rt. or 29572 Vist.a Plaza Dr 581·2818 $154,000. 551-2000 for pool. A must sci•! W/GA RLED PEAKS. elegance. Mstr. bdrm. 3 Bedroom , 2 bath. Din·•--------- WeltonC&C<>mpa11y II I A• •I .. • ~2.500. DIAMON D PA NE WIN-s u i t e , 2 additional Ing room, Family room. UY OWNER 4 br, fa m . RARE U NIV. PAR K OPEN llOUSESUN.1·5 DOWS. set in heovy bdrms .• den. sunroom & S92 000. Mark Wilson rm, super view w/cntrl. Im. aaPluacai.' l 3013 Mountain View Dr. 1 t L 0 NG formal dining rm. Corn· Re~ltor. 495-4584 ' uir. Upgraded thru out. ---------1 C..llanccllor 4 Br. 2''J Ba. P 8 i. c r · · pa1·cthisvalue·Sl4!l.SOO. -. , ---fom·r m . dm rm, many PRIVATE DRtVE WITH $78,500.581-6504 Prapllf"tl•a HJ\:"< llOSAN JO.\QL'I:\ upgraclcs on cul·de-sac (C'!:UJ'¥1B1NER.> OLD STONE MENDING · C:)· 7S2•1920 :1 Br:.!'~ Ba, popul.1r S.i Aµpl. ~;1ly. 752.7126 ~,.,,,.S,..OCl!'Tli:S WALL. Two story noor ~···" DOLPHIN R.E. Mewport hoc:h I 069 140CIOUAlut Hlw.otlUlACH .. 1412 Mariners Bring scrub and painL brush to lhls 3 br, 2 ba h o me. New copper plumbing thruoul. Very 1>rivate. $84,500. ,, l.u1<> R••v. Marn• up IAl<dny~ ISSOS.CoutHwy. plan fentures spacious "? __ _/ 494·8581 ....................... ~~ ··r.11!1•., \-tf!W J:Oll rov1 't' --LeC)llllto a.ech 494.,42 I hv. rm. w/CATHEDRAL (}(}((/ 998SoCoasl Hwy, LB MAGNIFICENT 3 Br, 180 - ----- Open Sunday 1-5 to. lak1• SI 15,l>OO :,.i; w-111,.,IM I 044 O P F. N B E A M ........ Fontadic View! degree ocean view. new THE BLUFFS or8JJ :t:?IS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ R_O_O_M-... ---1 CSUErlLPIONRGTS T&t!!BEEARVSY ~;,3 N. co .. t, t..ipn• Pacesetter.4Cheery hoowmnee. rSpy8g31a2ss6~8il~ b~ • >-. ~ I t .._....,, lt1.:li" " l 1 tPIL• ,,, I \1.u 1 , 1 •1iM1 macneb /Irvine realty orEM SUM. 1.5 r.M. 4122 ESCUDERO Dlt., ltACCf)UET CLUI . Warm & fri e ndl y ''Melbourne" J bedroom, family room charmer w/lovety, private backyard. Close to parks & tennis courts. $74,000. (N52 ) INVESTORS IMVJTED ''Edinburgh" Plan in Vlllage I of University Park. 3 bedrooms -2'12 baths -family room. End·unit backing g reenbe lt . Tenant oc- cupied. Offer ed at $74,500. Toni Escobar 752·1414. (NS3) JUST llDUCB>I "outs tanding Dean e Home in University Park for only $109,900. This 3 bedroom. family room "Candlewood" Plan features Mex· ican Quarry tile, lots of glass & a huge outdoor ga zebo. Laszlo Sbarkany 752-1414. CNS4 ) GOt..P COUltSa LOCATION Rancho San Joaquin's best loca- tion I llighly upgraded 3 bedroom hQme w /superb lakeside view! Garage donr opener -intercom for security + many other extras ! Colleen Jensen 752·1414. (N55) '42·123S M4--6to0 901 Dover Ori~ Harbor View Center lrvl"-•t C•mPYS V•lley Ctnter 7SZ.1414 .· · for tree housl.'s & caves co 7. v c E 0N T E R _494 __ -_7!Yl_a __ 75_2_-94_9_0_ bedrooms. sunny living 640·1751 • . "' New Listings Redecorated 3 BR Condo. rn lhc huge yard of lhi!> room & kitchen. New. 1 fl young t:imily home l-ltlEPL/\CF.sct ln wood MYSTICHILLS REDUCED to S84 .900 . LIDOISLE farltArea on water. ~agm cent. , ~ d p a n c I e d w a I I . B . Open Sat/""n 12.5. 24171 view, old Bluffs. 833·19ro ....,rge entry. sep 10101-! GRACIOUS FORMAL JBR. 3 A. sauna, view· ~ OPEN HOUSE rm. \\•1th pass thru to View-View! Greal exec. LasNajaranas. VtSTA E TRADA. 3 MY OWNER k h DINING RM. adjoins up· .. --------111 lsl Time On Market ! Bdrm. Dolor"S plan, end great working 1lc cn. 1 k · home Sl59 900 Agent r b 'It th t 'th d f I < aled 1tchcn w/bilt·IOS · ' · ' Like new cll!tom 5 br unit, front row. water re ui me ru-ou wi ramat1c rp c. wall 111 d l 673·7601 H S t/Su 2 f d' des1aners kill'heo, teen li\'ing r m. 3 Bdrm!! .• 2 :.1 n s e P a r t1 c ------~--n ouse a n 1 ·4 w/ a m rm le in r m . view. Totally redecornt· .. u It U D G f: RY RM 2 Close out. Monarch Bay Super patio. Sl89,SOO. ed. $135.000 suite & accent on Vt t-:W baths &laundry rm. with BUllMS .. ser viced by A. ltew~ 'ti Vlllas <Sea View ) Crown 213 VIA CORDOVA VISTA GRANDF.. Trina /\NL> INCOME UN lT. skylight. $i2.SOO I '· h Th 2 d I v .... ~... "-·-II h Ip r c ARCH IE .. CH HTS. centra unt . e n s p E c T A c u L A R Valley Pkwy at Cat Hwy OPEN SUNDAY l ·S plan, 3 bdrm. 1.'lld unit, v wo•Cr w1 e inun e. ,,._ story cont o I n s 2 WHITEWAT ER VIEW 3 br, 3 ba mdl. 1830~. walled·in patio, plush St!Y.1,000. Try Jcose OP· Usten to the quiet ln this DORMITORY STYLE and gracious li ving are $79,500 Agnt. (l )ll56·0623 )3r\ttingham Rultn c arp e t In g, n ew ll0onP.EN SAT •·SUN 11 " 3 bdrm., 2 bulh hilltop BDRMS. W/SLOPING yours in thi.s stately 3 or (1)996-3366. Y d raperies, decorator "' " home featuring a living c EI Lt.N G S & Bdrm. home . L a rge 1----------a REAl..'TO'n waJlcoverings.Sl25,000 2011Kinits Rd,N.B rm. with beamed cell., NUMEROUS NOOKS & family room & richly ap· OPEN 1 :;I() to 4:30 * 675-0123 * VISTA BONITA. Model Jim Uoe, /\~. 546 llfl<l() &frplcd .. bklt,·lndb_o<?kshelves CRANNIES. E levated pointed formal 11 ving App24r09!12V0001A LsqA.llfGl·OSBR. h 0 me c 0 nd It I on I ~I LIDO ISLE a ec or ming or en· ooftop un porch has ,. ca..-L-1. ... -1 I lertalning. 2 Bdrms. on SERENE 0 CE AN room.hHuge lot for ·poooool. 2BA, 14'x18' famrm + ~ry -•Alea Hdrml!l., kDI o or~~h Pa~; lower level open onto a VlEW. Detailed Z·story guest ome, etc. $1511, . den. Lovely lrg rQr lot·fi Tustin & 23rd St. over oo n g u ge 3 DR, 3 Ba, SI39.00U. very private patio with gurnge hns GAME RM. yrs old. Nice blln kil. Lovely J BR home w/2 ~~e!nb:lpt.Ptl1~tr~!~t~ ____ 0_73_·4_7_79 __ lush pla ntings. Mst r . /\BOVE.This unlqueold Close to rc>od sch ls. (p i es. D ecor a t o r thruout.S125,000 HARBORVIEWHOME bdrm. has Its own r1·111c. home is 8 rare find for $82.000. Call 4!15·1407 waltµaper & mirrored Qunlity cons truction onJy CUM~INGS Rt-:ALTY doors. Side yard offers PopulorPoltf'mo thtuout. $98,SOO s 129 500 "'-·U prf boat/trlr parking. Owner 4 nr, 2~ nn. ram rm, i POOL a, JACUZZI ' "' c• The fastest draw in the By owner , •Bd, 2Ba. m oving north, wants trplcs, wet bnr, prof dee. Unobslructable ocean & MISSION REALTY West ... a Daily Pilot Laguna NI Ruel, Los Ser· qui ck sale. call for appt. aitnspd.owner. S132.WO. . 9855.CstHwy,Loguna ClasslCied Ad. Phone r anos . Vu, $89,000. 645-7221 1718 PtShcrrleld J>l cbdrmanyon2~biewlhs hfrom lhScis 3 PhoM 494-0731 642·5678. 495-4800 Cenlury21 "We&tcllff" OPEN SAT/SUN 12 5 ., a ome. P·l--....:...:.-=-------1-----------i-;.._;...;..;.. _____ -l ~~~~~~~::!!!!~ fo':~l~~:.?n ~~~ra~~th~ Loguno leech I 04 l.ocJmo leach I 048 UMICf)UE IEACH DELIGHT - - - - - -• lovely pool areawlthwet ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••.!~··••••••••••••• MonorchBoy Terroce Jlighl~ upgrd'd beach OPEN SAT/SUH 1.5 Udol,.t byOwn.r bar, add to the charm or 4 Br home. Sweeping home with many cstm w~ T 1uSTER SI 57,500 t h is hillside h o m e . fll view of ocn & Catalina features. asking S74.~. N470 bdcS Mf "11 4Rr. :mo, L110 PAlie> Coldwell Ba Ice from very rm. Lg. sea-Agt.631·3900or 646·741 4 ew4 rm .. am Y r m 41rJ,011~t lOSlJ $1'4,500 n r Id t •· b d Buu oow, pick colors' JC 0•"'"' Su 1 5 I e crrace .. acky BY OWNER, N ewport $US 880 or gar. ""'' n • RESIOENTIALl!l(Ql(ERJIGECOMPAN't' pool r,ot eoUat. Tern· Crest Condo,tBR,.Must • 207V~~lETO ~ ponrl Y at $155,000. By sell quick . No a gts. ·------• wr ownr.49"27lor&7S-O. 180 642-6427 Assisted by ~ ,,,.,.,,,.,_ EMERALD BAY faoarcb Bay Terrace 4 HEL P · U ·S ELL , Br3 Ba ot\ water, Nwpt. llOSN.CoostHwy.,loguna br 3 ba. $149.500. Prin (1)637·4800 Shra, S97,500. $32,000 494-1177 4 II.. DIM, VIEW ••••••• ••• Slt4,500 ~~l~!!pcn.nehse Sun 1_., ~ DOH v. rUKKJ.UC dCwn1b,hbal7~'~. nlo Points. • VIEW •• ,,so"" .,.. -a pm. ouTHE I WDlTOi. \ ae, poo & crt. TREMEMDOUS l I~.. FAM. "M.. '' •. -' 'V " G42 6289 , ....... ILYHOME s .... POOL. YllW •••••••• ws.ooo LCMJUMhOCh PEMIHSULAPT. ~~ ' """ Ocean 4' mtn view 3BR XJnt la View &40·7000 WATERFRONT Exquisite Cam home, 4 28A. lrg famrm, (rplc, IY 1--------• !!DR, 3BA, 11poc rumrrn, Bt,3ba,lllmroom,wood tush crpts. This Jovoly •AWARD~INNJNG • RIO up arado d crpta . & I 1 tt a•• s auna , A Co&.DWIU. I.AHi• CO. homo la pricc t.l un· 3200 sq ft. 4 BT, 4 bnthll, HA R VllW wallpo pc r. "New hltn archtlect 's personal g believably al $77.500. U vlng rm, aeparoto Dln· MOHTEGO microwave selt·clean'tc homc.$185.000. 4 6-7222 831·0836 Don'twal\onlhltone. Ing rm & Fondly rm. Pr~mlum lot.&: location. oven. Form! din rm w/ nr.. Mai:• ct.~,._ cnr gAr. Exceptionally private & hldd n bar, Ira pvt mstr ~ ........_. S23S,000''9y 0.met' lush. 48r & lam rm. Prin bdrm suite, sundcck, all ............ For Appojntm~nt onb'. Pee land by owner. thU Just ·~ from pot>l Call 675-2047 Opeo Sal/Sun l ·.S.. 2070 t ennl1 court • ti ch. ~.......--.--~ Porl Bristol Clrcle, $97,500. Aat. 6'73·7601 I ~~::!+~~ ........ !~~.~~.~ ....... ~~~~.~~~ ...... ,~~~.~!~~ ...... ~!.':!~.·~.~ ...... ~.~~~~.... Sunday.Novembtr7.19_7; OAILVPtLOT ct Ntwporhuch I 069 Newport leod1 I 069 McMintoln, D1turt, Mountain. Oeatrl, Corono def Mer l 122 Corone def Mor 3222 tt..H U• ...... "'4 ....._, U1t ..... llled He.n U"Nnllllled ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• R..sort 2400 Re-tOrt 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••4 • 4• OUSE, ln quiet arelt. 2 Bdrm. rt den. $1~.ooo >US 2 bdrm. home, large bnck /fountains & outdoor garden l65.000 COZ bric k frplc. for ~nuggle time, adds n Intimate touch to this 3 bdrm. horn $147,000 .................................. •• ... • • •• ... nus Cle11n. c:ut •• Su of WOO mo. ti• modern 3 lJr 2 otto Mno l224 ....... Oft leedl 3240 lr'Yltte 32(4 llwv. :? br. l bu. houi11: ~II dplx. fplc. gar, patio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TA.MARRON R£SOAT. COlOUDO In win t e r , a luxur y hideawa y, comple te w1tti uncrowded skiin G. indoor tennis, heulth ~pa . s wimming pool, mm.sage:. fine restaurants & live entertainment. In summer . known a s one of the fuH.•st golf & country club resorts Xlnl condo-rental in ve!)tmcnts BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR A\ 1 11/IS IJtr\I J 30 If lndt)t. b42·1J'JU:I IT'S A HOME Very cute 2 8 r hous1.1 • ,.J h 1 1 w/dbl gar. fully crpld, • llEHT A.LS • )OU lln 11 s ~r ~rm \ iew or OC~isn & Bay. 3 8 r, 2 ba, frplc Mllny D/W no do11~ Close W '> rt>otnl, call 67S titi8l:I Nc.w 3 br i ba unr or xtr1i~. All bl qu:'11ty. Lre ho • f r ,.--...... 2 BR, 2h b&.. • ••. $S2.> Y I W ' cuv'd p t ocl EZ "ar" b Jl6, wy •· -· mo. llm. den,~ bu. .. • i475 Jurn r y or nir Walk 111 • 1: " "' \nchb wah:r &: &rdnr 2 Bil •· v 1 c.17~ to 811; Corona Beach or yd, 2 citr gur wiopener. Call Nun , 962·7787 or ·.,. 00 • • • • "" ' Chlnl• Covo. D11plu -~•·eluded c ul·de -aac 536-0907 2 BR. PhmA .... S!>OO icar. sundtclt. frpl. bltnb. ClO!!e In w/EZ trwy DC·1----------• 3 OR, 2 Bu. .. .$a:'l0 etc s.~. mo. ti75 ·&868 or «'Ill $42S. 556 8979. 3BR l llbu huge F.R. IMO ~ ~~: ~~c2nBu . ·· · · ~~ MOVE RIGHT IHI tl31·2333 • 1 48R 2ba Av111l now s:ns tuw11 Ncv.l•r n.itural Sln&le· Weal S de 2 bd. Bothlmmaculutecpldrp San Luis R•Y $62l wood k1lch w• ull bll~:.. $325 i br, frpl, gar, kl<b, p:iho. yd .. uUI pd. Adults f/p bllns d/w Ail 1193.1351 •DH. FH .... ~.SO 1, I kc p ri \'Jc y. opt: n b.!uen~ & vvt bi>uch ur c1ti.i." Comp furn'd. & one <lf the 111t·e:.l 2 br tn 81~ pvt. patio. covil. pet:iOl\.Fct . only,no~ta.S'l1S.Kahle 4BR ............. $17~ prkg. Only $425 m<>. yr• Main Renluls. MO·S370 Realty, 649 7. Open Siat/Sun 1·5. Deuut And wu h11ve otht>r!Cfor ly .. hst!. O.K. No fot!~. ... new 3 br townhme. llunt. Immediate occu,pancy A.GENT 644-8567 Ch a r mini;. seclude d 2 uR. 4-plex. g:u , kld5, Harbour area. Tennhi. ~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! J 11B1nlne <;reek 2 BR 2 pels, sgls. $225 • .fee SlS. pool frplc a ar 4687 .141 Boy\1de Dr"''' N B tJ/'j 61tJ 1 = , CostoMuo 3124 bia. condo. Forn1al din .• 631-2011. 547.2501 or RJinch Vlo~. co~~er or LIDO REALTY lncoaw rroperty 2000 Lots for Sole 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• den w/wet bar. 2 beaut. 87IH060. Sim& & Pearce. Joan, 3377 Yjo Lido, H.1. 67l·7l00 ....................... ....................... COMMERCIAL puUos. Avail. now. 1750. J Br 2 Ra boat & trlr ac· 846·137lor846·2S97 red hill ~ . 552-lSOO t LOTS. COST A MESA ~hurm.ing <! br. ldi!11l for Agt 67S·5930 cess, wtr pd, lsl & lust,i---------I~~~~~~~~~ ~ COSTA MESA Two vacunt. l·wilh older anhUQues, airlNsluhdl~ olr Spacious 2 Br & den new· $450.546-5050 FOR LEASE: 3 bedrm. 2 Univ. Pk. VIiiaire 1. :! M•wpori ech I 069 R al e....t t houM•, next door is newer w utcvc.ir. l\ t· us hea . · 1 ed ...... S 0 ' S t t l h 3b .,~ ••••••••• •••••••••••• ,. e ID 0 • DUPLEX C'Oll'>truc tion. Can be _Ly, 00·1334.1142·7430 l. rs uo~~· ?o7 A~: c ra CONDO 1 sty, 3 Br 2 ~·· ba. brand new. 1'l00 8Q.n . s ory ll ome. r •• » •••••••••••••••••••••• Two 2 bdrm. unit:s 111 xlnt bou11ht us o package or Me port 1 h 3169 644.7452 lam rm. pool & tennis. Landing home w/3 car ba, fom rm. frplc & llUn· BIGQAHYON LJfJl~m:.' "Vu" On 11lf 1.'011rl>l' • SlJ!J, U~:>S!l l!i\111 -. ' ~ 8elly l err Really IMtineu Property 1400 locauo11, on ltilll I' lace. separate. Cull for more ••• ": ••••••• e.oc••••••••••• Avull Nov 15. $36S mo. 1ar. S52S/mo. lool<l& deck. xtra clean. lmm~-<l •• ••• •••••••••••• •••• • • u • ' I S f l A 833·,,...,.. aardener No ""ts occpy · $425. Lncl. tonruis, SPECTACULAR! non t ui.t al 7!!,000 '·~3.:J;:n at o n . g t . OCEANFRONT, beaut 2 .. br w/frplc . .' lge paUo & ~ FOR LEAsE·''i ~ 2 pools & jacuu l. 552--0736 " ff . h . WILLIAM WINTON 6 Br, fplc, winter rental. lutchen. Small yard VACANT-CLEAN Sharp ba, brand new. 1900 rsqm.r't. or 552.9444 Mr. Dunn new n ice 111lding in Real Estate ti7!>-3331 S400mo.646-3839 675-8110. 4Br, 2Bo, nr schls , :o;ewport Beach. Choice ---------.i Moufatoin, Dnert, J AS M 1 N E C REEK . S churches. shops. S400mo. Landing home w /formal WALNUT SQ-attract 2 lJr. location. Anxious owner . Rnert 2400 EXC-~USlVE 3 Br,.2Ba, most popular model-No pets. Open Sat. & Sun dil'\. rm., fam rm, wel 2 Ba, dining rm, patio, __ Agent646·4\63 I PLEX ••••••••••••••••••••••• Curmshed BAY FRONT Pl 2 th 2 bed & l0.4 Cor Aust.in & Van bar.SS75 ./mo. lncldg ulr cond ., clos e t u Offlce BUJldlng CONDO with Maid's an. w1 rms. Bur.en.""~3470 eves. gardener.No pets. pool,ava11. S340 m o. ~l ammolh Mounll11n Con· den on greenbelt with """' 552-0233 Good exposure Bread & butter umts 111 do nt'w nc\•er lived 111 qrlrs on Lido Isle. Lrg oc · 1 fro ti A Roberta Realty -------- $I ,OOO 646.5491 Ora nge County ~hows l>, pot, 2 141 1611 good spendable.K3:.!:.!K23 E\s 963·JJJ7 , Win e cellur, b r ick bargam atS725.permth encl parches. stv/refrg, • RanchoSanJoaqu1n 2 Br. I l PLEX ____ fireplace & lo\ely dt!cor on yearly lease. Includes $2SO. 675.5810. 642.9608, den. pvt patios on golf Four l BR eight 2 UH $75,000. Beau tiful new w, many extras. Call for a 11 a m e n l l I es -:-Clean 4Br 2 ba-Comp! course $495. 640-0997 Commercial Property I 600 llG> CANYON •••••••••••••• ••••• •••• apt. complex :l\uil. isr;.' home rur nasht!d w/82 JPPl. Melissa 675-0414 Clubhouse. ~l j acuiJJ, 3 Br, lg. fncd yd, patio, k1tch lnclrg refrig. W/0 , 3hr +den or 4 br. 2 ba, a c r e :. o ve r l oo k ing e ves. lennlscourts. gar, stv, ref, cplS. $300. cpta. drpa. $425/mo. F.R .. D.R., frplc. S3ll5 Down i,:ood lux i.hcllcr. beautiful Apple V Jlh:y, COLE OF NEWPORT Avl. 12/1. 644·9806 962.-4471 mo752·6800· eve 644-4663 ll:i~ a lot to offer. Alon~ ~1tl11., 01cr:.11 t·d lttl 11> :i BA YFRONT .!,ll(J<I sq,ft Rro11dmorc Of11ce building, s pec· !'Ian I. lh·hi:litrully JI' l:iculur vaew, luxurious ranijed lur ancloor /11u1 c:ocecutive offices. An xlnl door ~n rt a1111n~ 5 hr. 3 lnve!ltmt!nl nt $630.000. ha , Cu r m l11r vnly BILL GRUNDY s 2 2 ~! ' o u o R al -r.-. 675 61 Fee, m king this home • tor ·61 un exr ptionul huy an todays arkct Set.' al lo· .. lay G I thin~s have a hab1 Lof 1t1w1nuaway. 0 1 !-iumluy I 5 !ii! fl u)· !-tt Cit'Or}:I.' NB ;1:1 l ll\I CANNERY VlLLAGE- Newport, very hard to lind C·2 lots. 3 Lots in a row. JllSl waiting lo be dcvt.'loped. For mort! in· lo cull. ti4S·030:J 832·2823 s.700. hi)!h 111 the moun-3 Br 2 ~a. Lldo Sands. l REALTORS od • -24 UNITS lallli.. 10.,; wall carr y blk bch . comm pool, 2Sl5 E.CstHwy,CDM LOVELY 3 Br 2 Ba m · 4 br, frplc., dbl gar .• nr LEASESAVAILABLE Eight l BR. S1xtl'en :.! UR baluncc. SJti·!llSJ days \~tnler. S4SO. 64S·7S7S. 675-5511 bltns, cpts. drps, fncd schools. S c h/Warner Live In Irvine Village. w/pool, rents pleasantly ----ti73·20Sl:I back yd, dbl gar, wtr pd. area. U2S. 8'7·2273 or We have homes avaU. for low. should be ra1:.ed. Bf.AR VALLEY SP RCS $400. 673·4838 840-2811. lease In .. Would give good spenda· Country Club hvmg. J br ~~o lsbee} ~~·r2u 8~·~Y75 South of Hwy, 3 BR, 2 JBR, 2BA, Fam. rm. lrg SHARP 3 br 2 ba frplc Walnut Square ble. Good rental an•a . Condo, Jurn'd, Min cash! · . · BA, conte mporary hm yrd. 5425 mo. b • • · ·• Ranch Cal.Homes 832-2823 Holmes Taylor R~alty. 67S·6727,436·3419 set among the tree 8 k 640..7"""" ltns., dshws hr .• cpts., Deerfield Univ Pk U.J 0289 549 9GS8 5 · ro er """ drps fncd yd Nr G W DUPLEX H.B. ' . or . STEPS TO BEACH $500/mo. Agent. 675·2311. College & We~tm Mau· Culverdale C~l.Par~ Av ail able for crn ly OutofCounty Spacious 3 BR, 2 Ba.~lCpBR Cdotlagbel, E·slde. $415.847-7393 . . 2bdrm,yourcho1coor:.1 .,,9 00 • b d P ,,_.,..., 2550 r I d I t.s, rps, lns. $22S. fromS340loS400 . .., "5 . Su mil uwn. ro,.. •• , comp. urn. ower upex3 en din rm tam rm 6426243 W 3bdrm,yourchoiceo(\<S 832-2823 ••••••••••••••••••••••• on Pe ninsula. p;i tio. frpl.': 3 f~ll b~ths +aeV.:'. • Springdale· esl mlnster. from$33S. to$475 GUEST HOMES SALE OH THADE. D/W, washer/dryer , 2 ing ce nte r. S pacious CONDO 3 br, 2 ba, encl. 3sr, 2 ba, plush cpt~, 4 bdrm yoor choice or 6 Have st'vcral g uest Fraiz1e r Purk. 3 Br carprkmi;.673-3397 customhome,adj.locity patio, gar. Adults only, drps, bltns, fncd Y • rrom$450to$495 h<>mes av all 111 various house wuh 3 lots of fruit park. 2 bl ks. from beach. no pets. 581·5851, eves 898-l62S aft 5pm. No Fees *LEASED * csre11s. Orange County, trees & gurdt!n. 3 minule Beamed Ceil's . & top 556·7627 Atfordable$16S, 1 br, kids, RANCH REALTY L A., Riverside. v araoui. walk to stores. S29,000 1.:ond. thruout. $650 per 3 B B 1 f 1 pel.S sgls OK fee 551 2000 Commercial-l nduslrial siies from 6·100 b(!ds. ($3000 down> Owner mo. Agt. &14·4848 . r: 2 a, am rm, rp c r.titin Rent.ais M0.5370 • T ULL'l'l•' r 5 Br. :1 Bu F'Oll EST OLSON I NC I. 8129.000. Opn ~n I ·~ l b&I .t.H lit..> Rldg S17S,000. Call for 548 Oli50 REALTY COMPANY m liv rm. newly decoral· • appl llk hurd D. Forney Will show good return -· -· --EARLY BLUFFS KING Si 2 Br 2 Ba. pvt ed lhruoul, Immediate Nr. Ocean 2 br $285. Kids, UNIVERSITY PARK Vi & 1\w.ic's, Agenl 17\4 l Call Boh, 8J2.282J Ranches, Farm5, 3 Bedrooms. 2h baths. patio, yard. gar. uUl rm, occupancy, oo pets. S450 pets, sgls. Fee 111. 3 Br 2~ Ba + .bonu!l A, walk ti) Lido 1~t0 liOll CAL COAST Gro•H 2700 w/wet bar & completely S4SO. Opn Sal & Sun. 428 mo. 64.2·3856 or 642·2180 Main Rentals 540.5370 rm,. Xlnl loc. Avail Nov 1s l3lh St Okr IHYESTMENTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• furn. No children. s mall. Orchid. 551-4447 afl6PM ' 1. $495. 547·70H or "1-:w I' ORT B E AC H CaH 832-2823 well behaved pet okav. 6 . . $240 2 br, gar. Kids, agls. 833-3215 DELUXt:; br.2 My Cun :\1 \lt l NE R S ~ll LE . ---------Mo <NSl ) bU1 executive4 Br, 2112 pets, children ok. Call MainRenlals 540·5370 COLLEGE PARK. 4Br. t;Q,\S T Jl l G JI WA y. -~to. to 1 yr. lease at 579 Exclwnve lr_vrne Terrace. $250/mo. ~ Br, 1 ba, l\O OK. Fee --------- 1..1 M d · •· Id PLUS 32 U..,ITS ., . Ba lg. pvt pool walk to 645-2715. ' 2'At b:t, FR, 23SOsq fL o . • · e 1 n con Stun• uua 111g n ~ Jeanette Havens 644·6200 bea'ch, shopping' & park. 3 .._ .2 Ba. cov'd P"llo, Newly painted. lmmed. wflolsa l r:is. SliJ,SOO hum\· 32 Condominium units -M V rd 3 b 2 b 0~ .. Call fo~u ppl. 642-3850 Separate deeds All rent· S800 mo. lease, garden & esa e e r. 1 a, va· near new cplS & drps, occup. $460. Own 64().1714 p 1 Real Estate pool service included. cant, kids/pets we come. bltM, fplc, nr schls & . ropcrt ou ... e I M IQ ., ~ ed and '" excellent l'OOlh H-••as u......L·rniahad children & pets welcome. S42S/ mo. Agl. Chuck park. S395. 213·596·9676 Sign by 11/10 ~ gel $100. 3 Br coui~ry arc•a , Rack • PIUGI lion 1976 Tax writcotf o by}ltCIAY .... i.s rm1 ""' 67~3152 Everett546-4141,642·5985 FREE RENT. Deaut1ful Ha\',IJ:(c!~I\ 55!1.000, IO'• DC• • $25 ,000 Full pri c e? ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dramatic La Cuesta 4bdrm,21At baexecutiv~ dwn S:it.i till Prap.rtl•a $910.000 Cash inve~t HEY-HORSE LOVERS! Gen«ol 3202 Mesa Verde, 3 br, 2 ~a. "Sanla Crui". exec h?me In Irvi ne. Pets, 752-1920 ment for 1976, s100.ooo If you 're looking for ••••••••••••••••••••••• C t M 3224 boat access, $425/mo. m · home. w/4 kingslze BR's, kids, ok! 2 yrs new. l yr 140000111lst.NlW"<>llT1lACH and additaonal 1nvc:1»l quahly horsc·propertyin NEEDARENTAL" osa H O cldggardener.A&ent,no 3Ba LR DR FR&Oen lease.551·2000.Agenti ment in 1977 of SS!J,000 w h th Bd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fee 549-8655 Lg ' ' kit •~soi ' S Cl t 1076 ComrMt"ciol Bldg E II I . I ... Or;1nge Coun.t,Y ro r e .ave em.!1·4 rm Neededby Oec lst 3BR 2 • ecountry . .,, mo •EXCLUSIVE• an •mtn e l..cx:atcd in AAA location xce ent oeat1on lulu s.s..i.ooo -forget •l. BUT. Kids, pets, smgleok. b h I '& ~ 3BR 2BA neat College w/grdnr. Avail. Nov. 15. 1 :·::·1~;1~~r~~·;;;,~~·;~· Sunset Beach. Principals ~i:;~t0Jir~~1~~~~~1~·~l we ''.an i;how .you a fan NE W ERA-fee 638·8300 b~ r:i:.ef;m~~; wtie~·s. Park home. only s3so. Owner. 968·96SS Agt. Un~1~f!~t:l:rk lmm:iculilc 3 BH . ~ BA, onl y Agent 9(;2·0288 headaches For appl. to ~JN~; ~n y~a ~c~eewus~ TUSTIN. Laurel wood Not over S3!iO mo. Prefer Adults pref'd, no pets. ,_96M456 _________ , ( S la n ford mod e l ) Crplc, s hllke roof. two &IPl•xes/ see <Principals only ). down the road. i LL patlo home.Unfurnished Eastside. Please phone Agent,642-0200 Twosty3Br2Ba,lgeyd, t ownhome. End 1,1nll . pal111s. ctn beautifully Clnits sale 1800 Call l'hal l\l cNamee. TERMS.Agcnl.842.9371 2 stor.y,3BR.~BA,coun· 64S·7857 aft 6pm. STUNNJNG lge2 Br2 Ba, 2 car gar, $400. Nr. BeauUfulgteenbeltloca· ldM·pd \'Orner· lot. Just ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vill age Real Esta le . try kitchen, fireplace, 2 MESA DEL MAR • Br grdn apt. Pool rec area Bushard. 846·9088 tion. 3 BR. 3 BA, s unken listed al ooly sn.soo. 963-4567 car garage pool park • · $235 w at.ii s ' living room, coiy family •UEltTIL\lll::NHY • HEAR HEW DUPLEX tennis courts. Ass~. due~ FamRm,bltns.fplc.dbl .710 .1 t. COZY 3 Br l~ Ba. den. roomwithwood-buroing REALTOR S .1•12 11 21 Newport Heights SAN LUIS OBISPO paid.. Lease $425 mo. + garw/opnr,Cncdbackyd DmoPoint 3226 fplc. dshwshr, refrig, 2 fireplace, plus another 215 Del Mar. San Cio'm area. Close to bch, shop· N•w Listi'") 320 Acres w/4 yr old 3 on depasils. w/frult trees. 5425• 1st + ••••••••••••••••••••••• ca:r gar• r e asonably fireplace In the large pin!! & s<'hls Large 3BH Corona del Mar house, good hideaway. · Call 544·5336 ~51~· dep. No dogs. NEW3 Br 2 Ba. xlnt area. pnced. Evs-575-3447 master suite. all-elec:\ric BY OW HER fr1>lc u111ts , pvl yards. DUPLEX Presently rented. Could Bal>oa Island 3206 S395 mo. Agt. 496·2790 Condo for rent, 2 Br 1 pa. kitchen AND fresllly 'l Ur house ~.:;oo W.11k huge lot SI 17.000. Owner One uf the bcsl flooa he used for I ax shelter & ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE 4 Br, 2 Ba, evs. (99-4349 Clean. nice. $300 mo. painted, too!! Use ot tu "lt1vwrJ De.1,h " li45-2330or S52-7350. plans .ind locutions in future d evelop ment 2000 ft Ch'ld & ts no pets. 2927 Peppertree BT 3232 Pet/child. 847·0608 a ft community club howe. Uce.rn \U l'nmc lr1c Gel town. E:.ich uml has 3 f< V P a rk or Ca mp sq. · 1 re n pe La S40·1720 Ma rgaret oro 6PM tennis courts. poolf' & , fnnl :. J r ll ('uvrrl Ocean View Duptex: bedrm. 2 bath, famil~ groond. ok. 3_br, tam rm, 2&,ia ba, J · ••••••••••••••••••••••• jacuzzi included. Availa· p,11 111 \'i·~ rlt'.•n rni-1rl(' Hr Dono Pt. Morino rm. firepl::ires. & blln PORTERVILLE pa l i os • b a_y "'I e w s · 2272 Cornell, College 3 J3r, Fam Rm, 3 Ba. 2 BR, 2 ba H\lnt. Bay con· ble Immediately alSSOO a lmm.1<· toml Otwn h'i t: 2 Ycai s new 2 Be d · kitchen. Separate faun $650/~fr. ,A.vail Nov. 5lh. Park . 3 Dr. 2 8 a . w/vu. Mbrshp Sun/Sail do. Qu1et. Adlts. only. month. 47 Acacia Tree, :-..11 ~u 11 ll'l w Aq· rm ... dt•n. I '• baths. dry roo m s . Walk lo CallNow.675-8771 E'•e r y thlng new -Clblnc.$450.963·1455 Pool&rec.clr.$28Smo. lrvine.552·7552 l I c 11 I I · h 1 & h A CITRUS RANCH Rem o d e I e d ! S 4 0 0 552·3280 orm· 111 !l or c ..i 11\'P aces. s p.ic 1o us . Sl' oo s s oppan~. . . Balboa l sl. 2 Br, fplc. w/gardener.S56-0846 Hou~e 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc, -----------iWOODBRJDGE3Br2Ba. 1:111 .100.; SllZ.SOO must sec! ' ~149 .soo 131 Acre working citrus patio, stove. gar, nu cpts, pauo, drps, c:pts, 2 car ForLease3 br, 3 ba, frplc, din rm, lam rm, Poplar VACA ..iT World W ide lrolcers tM Tl70. ranch with pac k ing S37S. 1st. last +sec. Also New Brookview Condo, 3 gar. $335 mo. lse. 496-3548 maint yd., cstm pool. Model. Nr parks le lake. ~ Balboa 6 73.--545 plant. 00 + Acres uvalla-furn . 846·8575, (714 ) Br. 2~ Ba. refng, w/ walk to bch. SS50 mo, in· 5470 mo, 552·12!'12 OPEHHOUSE ble for development. 2 593--0794or<2l3)339-1955 dryr, no pets $430. FountolnVall•y 3234 eludes pool ser vicc .•---------lnco~ Properly 2000 Hougcs, J lakes localed 1 . 494-6Ul0 ••••••••••••••••••••• .. 00-5985or963-2543 FOR LEASE FRI-SAT-SUN ••••••••••••••••••••••• on p1·opl'rty. All equip· NEW 3 br, 2 >'!J ba. single . . Edinger /Brookhursl, HEWWOODIRID~E 921 A._. Solvodor 1 rHll'l.1-.:X. w/pool 2 Br mrnt goes with property. ra.m. res. Yrly ·lo family· Spacious 3 Br 2 Ba in super 3 br. 3 ba, (pie FREE CREEKSIDE HOME l)<·e.mvac•w hnnw 111 !'iao u11l h l'd M ~t 54,500 CAL COAST ~'i1~rdesty, Realtor Mesa Verde. avail Nov. OW, lndry rm, $425/mo'. RENTAL SERVICE Spectac ular "Syca· l'lcmt>nlu. tht: Nt!wport liiJ 17fi2 Uwnrrl Agt INVESTMENTS • 15• children & pets OK. 963-4569 or 531·9545 Agt. 2, 31 4, bdrms _ 25 Ren more" Model. 4 Br. lit',•t·h of •11 m•Hrow -----832•2823 2 BR, den, frpL Single S56·0l2S nofee. taJs. All price ranges, 2\o'Jba, J11e family mi. Corfa· I.. Hl' lh •~ un 12 UNITS CM . S435 M I 1 k 1"' I -1 lstOWHER gar. o YC:ar Y MESANORTH4Br,fplc, Redec 3 br. 2 ba. DW, Near Beach. CALL sun en Iv ng r m,"'"' llel11•\ .1ole \ .1lut· Thi., • • DRPRECI .a.T1ou 3 BR, 1 _ba. Srngle gar. new decor. Bltns . nr R/O nu cpts d,..,_ $375 COLLECT: 714·968·44S6 dining rm, laund ra&:& • hltc• 1w11 ho,nw 11> n '.111\ P 11 r 1• P r 1 d (' o f • " "' " Real Estot Fr I w t $4.25 • • ' ... ~. · d Prf ~ to rn•H•· 111l11, w n1·11 11wn t•r :.h 1p -Four 3 l'o'F,WF'OURPL EX~:s In e p c. m er, schools & OCC. S43S. 963-4569or531·954SA&t 3&4 B • .,""&s370 Pl h gar r opener. e Hu n t Ing 1 0 n n c a \' h Exchon<Je 2800 WILLIAM WlHTON 7Sl-2445 No Fee . r,..,.,., · us locaUon-nr pool & la~. N\11' &. drp., l1111h' & '"" bt'\lroum. SI'( 2 l><ldroom L ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real Estate 67S·3331 . crpt, fresh paint. Singles. Avail Dec 1. $49S mo. ut onlv $11 .. ooo l!'..111 .1nrl 1110 l b\'droom de· wft~e1~~:~0~~11.1r mone}' Will Buy-Sell-Exchng SUPER dplx. 2 Br. fplc, 4 Bedroom, prime loca-children. pets ok. Agent, 552-4579 & or 7S2·64M. 6 Ull!ll~/!7 \ ~i: l Jffiino :~~: -~np'!~·i~~r~~fe ~~~: KENT ROGERS any real or personal Bolbo r • sul 3207 lndry rm, 687 Joann. lion. close lo all. Clean, no fee. 613-5744, 536-6670, or 12 mos lse. turn•• c t, u ow sa~n:\ prol)(!rty anywhere. a en1n o 546-4141, ask for Carol move-in cond. Call Hal 554-5193. to t t111 of htl l t 1\1tl Will lll ke exchanlle See REALTY 148-8300 Cul. Coosl lnvcslmenl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agt •1----------tTURTLEROCK 3 Br 2 Ba t!IM l!l:lt.11r 1m CllU!l l'I} ~ppninlment only 3Br. 2 bath. Across from 28r, 1 ba, cpts, drps, dsh · M2 9371 FREE MO. RENT OR, FR, adj to park & -----__ 714 :832·2823 Bay beach. Lovely view, ~hr, stv, children OK n · Clean 4 Br 2 Ba. dbl gar, pool. SS2S mo. 644'"6141 OC~AHVll!W JA IQ II~ E A S TS l DE C .M Bc:iut MannesQta Farm. $490yrly.675-1304 ·p e ts .. S300/m o . 16 LovetyGreenbrook.3br , $US.962-3688or894-0485 WOOD&GLASS • UG TRIPLEX. S8100. gross. 120 -4 OR h Magnoha.545-1657-2bo Camrmhse Walkto Sunshlney Sharp End ,,.w .ill wnorl J ftrfrm, Plac• • Remodeled. $82,000. h .1cresh rl & ome. Cottage Quaint 2 br. 1 b:i, poot' park & school Pool 2 Br 1~ Ba, (pl c, cpts, Condo. 2Br, all bltns. 2,., bil, r.imllv roorr, clan Prapltrti-Sfi·2!>59or (I 1492·3'7 LO b~;;s~ ~ ~ saubna stove. refrig., sm. pri, EASTSIDE 3br, 2~bn fee 'water & gardener drps, S32S. No pets . Comm pool, closd) t o ini.: rm. 3 t'.ir .,11r a•'t'. 712•1,20 ..,·1 1 t l 3bles n&ear y. patio. no sngls . Yrly. Condo. l yr. old, parll pd •1450 536-ll.20 847-7119( evs. 4 blks ocn. frwya. No lse Sjt5. .. .. 6 E .-Jn \ cge a es grow S29S + UUI 644-0997 furn. $<176/mo. 546-0696 . . . 675-6488. itoocl •l{con ""w \.lust 14ooouAnnH•~1111c" OH WUHITS own stock. Replacement · • Parodlse ManorTwnh e 3br,2ba,"4mlfrombch. tJ i.~IU Jl'P•t!C SH9.5'-0 Newpoct Beach Tri·plex Sl,425,000 opprnlsal S60.000. Wall Quaml2Br. so rtt.owaler, 3 BDRM! Fam. rm, fncd. 3 br +bonus room n!~ RV a ccess. Avail Nov. mE WILLOWS, 3 OP :? on Canal wlboat dock, trade for free & clear 205 E. Balboa SI. $300. y d . Kid a OK . 2 10 cpl drps dsh~shr 16. Clean. 1425 mo. Ba, fpk, bltn:i. acrO!JI fr Sl7S.OOO. l-492-37l0. JO Units $778•000 Nwpt !Jch or Lag. Bch. 963-8377. Federal. $365. 547-6791 S350 " N t · 536-8972. bike trail. $395. 751·24* home orwhat have you ·mo . opes. 9Units OcVu$525,000 bout, olrplane,elc. Writ~ Point. 4 Br, 3 ba. blk lo 3 bedroom Brookview Ch ildren w elcome. 2 BR, gar , nr. beach. N California Hms. 2 ,~r ~ unils. 2 hr I ba. bltns. 'l020So CcMu l Hw1 •a• 8$19 pat ios. enc-I i:arages. SanJuon ------Sl85,QOO. Ownr / Agl Copbtrano 1078 SlS.9!!50 _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'USTO:\I 4 BEDR00'1. rnm11y room with we t bar. lovely cnc lo~ed a ro11 ndc; 1\ppro\, ~, i&C!rc. Stt12.SOo. * BOND REAL TY ~ 83 1·2212 or 831-9411 S.taAno 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAkE THOUSANDS sssssss !I Fixer upper unjts In CO!ll:l Me11:1. Corner lot 1 \Jx200 H·J roning. city muy allow lG units to be bum. Seller will <'arry all fin;inclng al 9'1; with 20r~ down. A s king only szio.ooo. Ci.II WORLO REAL E S TATE. 5S6 TI77 . 8 Unitis, Nr nu $300.000 n o rig g •. 221 E . bch. S600/mo. story lownhome $425. (714)525-9472 pets. 722 Main St. Open closed lanai, cul de •c. 4 Units , f'l'l>IC S\29.SOO vu n w a It e n I' n , H c n . G7S·5246 mo . Ce n l r a I a i r . Huntington hach 324 0 Sat. & Sun. close lo park & achotiis. H•twork. Pt. Rlty dcnmn. Nevada 89015 or . refrigerat-0r, washer ••••••••••••••••••••••• S3fi(). 751·2445 496·5600 ' c a 11 ( 7 0 2 > 5 ()S. 7 9 9 7 Newer unit. 2 Br, 2 Ba. 2 dryer Included. Pool 4 br, lll4 ba, cpls .• bonus anytime Owner car gar, nr Ferry. Oen, & +spa. A must see! Ask 4C8rh,tl2d Ba, avn11l 9/15. room, dbl gar., fenced. THE TERRACE, hea 3 FIND OUT · · Bay. Refrig, wshr/dryr, for Bob or Shirley Ben· ren we come. $350. 968·9124. Or, Cambridge end It How you c:.i n mar kt't R•al Estot• yrly. $38S mo. 640·4424 ton, Agents. 752·1700. S485/mo.636·5070 4 B 3 B 1900 rt h on grnblt, wetbor. fp your investment propt•r· Wtint•d 2900 evs, wknds, 838-4424 SBR vacant near beach r, a , sq • uge cvrd patio, elec garo r . ty and save thousands in ••••••••••••••••••••••• wkdys. SHARP! 4 Br 2 Ba, new SBA 3 B....._k· bnck yard' new cpts, Pool, jac, $425. Ownr gl E C I 1 ' cpts, drps, roof & plumb· • · car aar. m : drps, paint. 8701 Savoy £AA 2932 It. • omm ss ons. W~nt house In _Mission Ing, encl yard. 641 Cove patio. S475. 963·&3'72 Cr. Nr schools & fwy. _.,......_:...,_. --------- 642-1\368 Agl'lll Vit!JO. Will buy direct for Coronodel Mar 3222 St. $400. Eves; 963·6281 •• S450 mo. 842·0Sl6 or TURTLEROCK Plan cash. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5484471 NEWER ROME. 4 br, 538..()()86 4 Br dln'g & fam rm UNITS Bill Thompson Really -p:iclous 2 BR +ram rm 3 ba, 3 car g., shake roof. yd v lew SS!IS ' Orange Co. Spendable. 49H870 lw/ lge pri~nle p~t1o' $43S.Mo.4UR,2Ba.tam· ~up~r ,.bfrl~ht t3 BR, 3 BA . pool , G44:7170or5Sa-7093 Century 21 Crosis Coun· C h f wood burning fireplace rm. everylhlni: aparkllng spac oos am Y rm Ki<b/pela welcome. Va· ---------- try Investme nt Div. ..~~e~'ifn~~~/S~~k~~l~ + garaite So ot Hwy new. vacant It ready. ga.rden kitchen. tmmac. cant . s s 5 o / m Dee rfield d~luxe 2 t't'larm 2 It II SJG,00<1 3 BR. l:0'\18 Me,o S4fl.fr00. Own l agl SS6·1200 o r 848·ll88 R·lloR-4beachl~ls S<l2Smo673.6651 · Agt.548-8840 cond. Move right In . A&l.:Chuck Evere tt twnh.se2Bri 2'°'ba, ti Mesa-ld'UNITS ~-Ple" Cos•a .. t•a a . C Vi rl h · • Slnaltaok.$495.848-9427 5'16-4141 642·5985 dbl l(ar ,pato,pool. H -.. • •• " -rone ct.o an ouse MESA HO•TH < ouses>. Sep. g_arages $119,000. S<I0-3828. Owner Flxer~mmerclal cor. S. of Hwy, charming " 4 BR 2 ba Z.1tory with _S26_-087 __ s ______ _ ~..£,a.u000°~-6~~.!'76wiltrinc. Agunt. Ptin. only A MobUe Home P ark newer. 3 br, 2ba, lndry · AttraC!llve 3 BR. 2 Ba, hug~ patio' & back' yard. Cherry 2 8r Cc>ndo. 114 ---~ ..._ An ocean view home refrig. No pets. Avail P.V. stonc frplc. rricd re-Good neighborhood 7 Hmtl_.OR G N I ...... "' HOLLIS WOOD, Rultor tn*strial/ 12-1. $495. Agt. 675-6900 II r yd • hut le r s y . !'79 ar. r poo . -o. ~10 1600 f'roop«+y 2100 A large sboppingce.nter wallpape°r, $385. mo. 0~ n old. S450/mo. Agt. tt.tNiur-3242 MS-4536. • WANT: 4·6 Unfb ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wortd Wlct. 8"*ers Shoreclltrs. 2 BR, den, mth·mth or tse Clll A"' 963-5618. A11k for Dick. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wood.....,d T h B ORANGE COUNTY 9 °/o MNN $220,000 Dow" SI 14,000 Shett..-'77 Prfc• Sl,705,000. Ye.ar-<>ld. 31,rn1 aq. ft of· flco building. fully &s· sumable, no·fee firs . S.llcr carrifs 1 J y or MCOnd. Will closa in one weel<. D:ine Wilhite or Don l..t1ke •...t&..-67~ I 1· 1 · •·· 3 8 b "" &e wn me r S48.S763 (7-8pm) IUSINESS -• ~-4545 apac ous iv.rm. IJ Ant Goorce MarUn to see. MEYER LIVID IM r , 3 a townhouse. 2 Ba, A IC. upgra s. b11ck yard. Pvt bch. SS75. S(6.8640 .... ioll•ARKCONDO SS4p7a0rk. llcn!11ne.w. Llcloan,d •. 1 li'-e .. pool prlv. 640 Triple'<. Orange. 179,SOO \ INDUSTRIAL ~.ooo CASH for units. 898·3533 or 675·8824 or --------.i l.J'1" ,., .. "' "' Trlplcx. Co\t • Mou, Block .... 11d.ing-3,000 •q. industria! s hops, ~rip 675-6224 Frpl, 2 br, dup. child OK. Adultt over 40 )'U. 2 Br. 846-1371or846-54Meves. WOODRIDn.. lrade '"' 51 ff' 640~ 1230. F~ 2Ba. washer/dryer, dbl ---------• 'liilll' i&.Plex, Tuatin. Lrad.e ft .. exposure and parkln& ores, o icc:1. HEAR OCEAN l\1aln Rentals, 540-5370 oven, stove, dishwasher . 3 Br 3 Ba, IJ• lam rm, 3 br. 2 ba., all ame KUnlts. Anaheim, trade on well Lroveled 11lr~l Lovely 3 bdrm or 2 Many rec. facllltles. w/wetbar, bltnt. dbl car Owner unoble tO Prine. only agt. 833·1768 X 1 n t r or work Rftltal1 bdrm. & den bo'me. 1• S27S. 3. br dup. Kld1, petJ, S3'15/mo. 962-0485 iar. grdnr Incl. $600. In. Consider all rent showroom, factory out·••••••••••••••••••••••• Blk from Big Corona OK. f ee. Cl b 554-4442 rers . 547·0941 da ll r E LUX'E lndustrlal let, antiques, olc ........ ,.,.ltMd Bea~h. Areawlthalotof MalnRentals,$40.5370 dean 3 br, 2 •· c:pta, 644-0TOC>c.wes. Triplex.only4 yeanold. Dlvided roomt &••••••••t •••••••••••••• charm• u 2s Month rps, enc l patlo .~fne 3244 (,272 sq. n. Mnny Im· 11mentth?a. lalboal .ct 3106 rearlv ·basis Ask for Xlnl loc, new cpts. paint, $3'5/mo. 963 ·4569 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Ba, College ik provement1. Income •••••••••••••••••••••• Barbara . lge yd. alley. 2 Bl' 1 Ba S31·9545Agt.No Fee. LIAS m hme. Parks. po •• $1,024 m o . tl00,000. 3 BR 2. ba • Including 1 .._y &If ... CH ~-M8-4lfl.i • n.A • 1 11.o OH school. Clean. S400 cl YEAGER REALTY, tll ''1 S..ooM "' "' "'~room, prime oca· Ideal cul·de·aaclocallon lwn m1alnl 640·1538 r ~171 . u ~~Lln~eMr, Wl!_.TOo u lllA.Ln '71-JOOO 2 91\1, l ba ~5o.1f.~BI, lion, c11oe! todlaUll. Cl,.~n11• boautlfull1' 1And11c-apcd: 9'.lill-2322 . "' "' " " pato. f'&r-_ ... .,...,. '1'()VO· n .. on on. -s w Im " ten n 1 1 ----------- 20HALOT LohfwW. zzoo RealEatate 6'75·3331 LGciUl~tdplxonJrnbllnr Iowa St., 842·6421 aft Jlal,Aat. privllegcs. 4 br, family 2Story,•Br,2"1t b11, c pkal ..,.., hCMIM. • .......... •• •• ••••••• • laltoo Pe..an•• l I 07 bcb. cedar Is aJ1111, ocn 6PM . ..2·93'71 room, central aJr. $450. type. Btny lndacpd, nr Cl ) la a 4BR. Only Hone ProP '°'·Co. Club,••••••••••••••••••••••• vu.nopets.&44.et26. Eaatalde, 2 BR hou•e. on· 4 BR beau~. Fi"pJace. 552'9315 uerb~1"1· ~hildren. 159,500. Low down. San Dle,o $2,000 dwn, Darlln1 2 Br Cott.1e Clean 2 Br col\aao near ly DIO. 3 8R houu l3fJo$ fftlced yard. Nr 1ehool1. CrMDttte bt1ul a br 2 ~ n r ~~ o. ~c~ds PlLOTREALESTATE take ovv payment. or w/pvte_aU9j. ocean. AdlU·Leue. Vat'an\. Call Sue a l park " hke. S435 ba.1 mo.'treerentoniyr :.0...00,4: • • 1.1 ~ tradeH9t·1417. 64a.S130 '73.s;gt.3000oldenrod. W Tm. 862-0288. JM.S38S..f40.4462.ev u . "---·- --~ --~~ -... ----... • -,. t . ·····-....... -...... --~~· .. . .. . . . .. .. .... ... ~ . Qt DAllYPILOT 8unday.Novernbet7,1978 HwnU•fw.W ............. 4.d ........ ttu.fww. Apcwtwww•bu..fra. )A.paet••11hu.fww. 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BRAND NEW ,. ___ , R al b.i•-wa•-_,, u . __ ,,_ ri 1 1 • .,.. ~.....,mo . .,,..., w . ...)'OJ, pat o, rp c, .,.,am lRVlNE·TITE RANCH :~ oy e, w .... jr ea.,.. .... y ... "' ..... t · ev• • v l ~w • low m •' n t 143SN.CsL494·ZS08 cell., ds bwhr . &•r. Large executive home 1 ~~~· 4Br1. ~a, ~5-3 br, 2 ba. 3 cnr gar. Pool Jndscpn~. m any extras. Adults. ~. 26SO Elden. Lene It and ~led area 4 lledroom c""' wlr & • 4 · + xtras $450. 645-'7'7'1'1 $425 Wknda / evu, Oceanfront bach. stuch o 5J7.3J2S family roo,;, "'Cascade'' or83! 0'720.. 3 BR 2 b the I 83H013. $295. Util. incl. No•-------- with gardener. SS2S/mo. House for lse 2 Br 2 Sa Npt ' Sb a . on sssoJ;n~. Salt.IMn kitchen. 497 -3195; 3BR du.plex, H~ bu. cpl&, Agt. 52-7315 ram rm, o~ean view: Lse.Age:{::S.U9Q r · c.is""-o 3271 536-032l W1to!:tf.~~~lln s I • B ,j lRVINE·COLONY: close t o bcb. SSSO . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~010, uUl/cable pd, . ~ ~ Bedroom. huge la mil 494-4127 evs . HEAR THE OCEAN Alto Qapiatrono Exec. 4 smgJe person only. No Beaut. 2Br1 Ba, ~mp re· 1a·y~ r oom $47S/mu A&-t 1 Br house, partially furn. 3 br, 2 ba, ram rm, frpl. 4 Br 2~ Ba dining/ fam pels • c entral. $180. modeled & ref1n11hed 752.73j5 . $235 mo. yeur uround. h?'15es from the beach. rm. $SSO mo. 400·8808 49Hl782 thruout. $225 mo. No b1-bea me d ceill na•. childt"enor pets. 67~ Univ. Park 3 DR, 2 Ba 497 1385 eves. atrium w/walerfall. $S90 NEW 3 Br 2\.'J Ba Twnhsc $195 din·rm. Crplc, wet· bar et'ean 2 br, frplc, ocean mo. lse/lse option encl dbl 1ar dshwhsr ' Utils. pd, Oceanvu. Fee 2 Br, CrJ)ts, drps, bllns. beaut.upgrades.Quor vie w , $350 south 0 penSat&Sun1·5 dr_ps, fplc, .,001 &Jae. i MainRentals,540-5370 kids ok. No do&•· $220 tile, 80 u:r. crvt. 1;1ro . f,aguna. (2l3) 284·5966 s:M>l River Ave, 645·2016 mi Dana Hbr. Ref's aml 2 BR 2 B 1 id mo. 64~-2978 lnnd cpd ti t ""'l.S OK S.UO 493-4260 • 8 • poo • mu ---------• ·~r.' pa o, 8 rium Open House Sun l'4 2 Br 2 Ba Twnhse, nu de· ,,_ · · service, uUI pd. Owners 2 Br, c pts, drps. encl. $465. r . Ue1tUl, M2· NORTH END cor, patio, pool, Jncls a BR, 1 &, many xtras. apt. $450 mo. Jlowurd yard. Kids ok. No dogs. or 52l·ti082 552 Cypress Dnve wshr, dryr &. refrig. dbl S3ZS mo. 1st £t last mo. John.son, 497-1744 $22.S. 645·2978 WOODBRIDGE 2 BR, 3 Bdrm, 2 ba hm. <?ne car gar w/opnrs. 642·5333 do w O • S 1 0 0 n o D • tWwport leach 37 69 Good Location, 2 Br 2 Ila. Bo, upgraded, luxun level, close to shopping Baysbores, 3Br . lbo, W/W rer~ndable repair " ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltns. drps, fplc, 1ar. Twnhm, top loc. by park center & beach. $425/mo. 5 I) a g c Pt , fr pl c , clen g. dep. ~ IEST adll. no pets. $290. l ake. $450. 640·0309 Agent494-8990. wshr/dryer, pvt comm Wfltmlnshr 3291 IUY S49·4050 640-llB3 LCICJll"O Hills 3250 bch. gar, patio. fncd )'d, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Some people say you gel $1_85_Lg_e_l _B_r_lo_w_e_r_._W_a_l_k1 •UNIV PAff:K. Shar ••••••••••••••••••••••• $450/mo.552·9635. 3 BR, 1 BA. dble aar, what you pay for! We or· to shoJ16. Mature ;adlls 2Br, A/C, pnv~te )'ard. ,.,., Yr. old 4 BR. fam-rm, Bluffs 3 Br. 2 ba, near fenced yd. S375/mo. Jnt. fer more. And the price is pref'd. No children/pets. nr. pools/tennis. $375. lge yrd, frJ)lc. cul·de:sac. pool, shops. ~per mo. R.E. Network 531·5800 less. Membership in a 1887 Monrovia. 548-7924 559-0253. Im med poss. Barga1_0 at Newly redec. i44·6368 Cottdotninlums Health Club. A tennis ---------t U i Pk 5 b b P . $350. Long lease possible. . 1r..-:_ .. _ _. 3 .. 00 club. Free tennis lessons. Newly decorat~. clean. nv. r m. nm S ub m1l p e l s .,.A g l .3 B~.2.,.,baluxury condo, ,,___ "' Billiar d5 Swl.mming l~e upper 2 BR,1dea!loc. loc. Pvt comm ten 644·7211 ocean, prk, nite vu. S4SO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Golf Dri.ving Range: Families only. No pets pool. $595. !i52·8!i87 • 642·3036/631-1153 Ne wport Crest, beaut Saunas + great ac· S22S. Mgr a t 979·2531, 752·9381 LCICJll"a Htl)Uef 3252 dee .• comp! furn. 3 BR, 2 tivit.les: Sunday BBQs. 2885 Mendoza (A) . •• • ••••••• •••• • ••• • ••• • BE A UT. new 3 b r . car gar Agent 646·32S!i Parties 'th r b d S~W:'R°L"'E~oodb~idg 3 br 2 ba, frplc., brick twnhse. Nice area. Hi-~. Free Sun~~y b~~~c:n s. l..gelBr,bltns.cpl:l,drps. ., +den new ome. pau'o, tge fncd pvt yd.. ceil'gs. Frpl, pool. $475. u...L-~~1 3425 · Adults ooJy. No pets. Call Stroll t!Ye pathwdys of a pine forest. Me;.lnder P')Sl tumbling waterfalls and quiet pools. Listen to the sound of bubbling streams and gro.vang things. '\bur adult apartment home ~I Pinecreek Village is a total retreat. Here you can enjoy unusual privacy and luxury.- • 82x ll6 on c ul-d e·sac 675-1666 vnTW"nlSncu Yourrentdollarsgo even an5 pm.545·3198 A RECRFATION PARADISE --94 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $42!i/mo·6 mo's-4BR ~~t. $450. 494·1 1 eves H. V. Hm for lse. 3 br, 2 ba, Sao Clemente. Brand new rur:ther• ••A terrific Brand new 8 plex, 3 Br. 2 fam, 3 ba. Children OK. lge mast br. Comm pool luxury condos 2 Br 2 ba ma11;1tenance crew, pro· Ba, ownrs unit. also l& 2 S u b m i t P e t s · 4 Br, 2 ba home w/lg. yd. S52S incl gardnr. Im mac: easy walk to beach. uui ressional management Br apts, no pets. (7141 Water/gardener Inc. $400. 2 br. 2 ba, E9 S350, w. Andrew, 640·6l61. pd. $350-$400. Mo. wr.p st~rr that ca.res , and 827·2479 CA.LL 640-6600 br 2 ba E9 $375 Fausta Agt 4981522 fri endly n e ig hbors. ---------1 THE GERRIE CO Viloli Realtors 49g.2241 Newport Isle Dlx 3 br. 2 ba · · · Models open daily 10·7. 3 Br 2 ~a. rcrrig, pool , ----------• lower dplx. Frplc. bltns, DELUXE 2 Br, sep. unit, Sorry, no one under 21 & lndry, kids OK. no pets. REHTA.LS Panoramic coast Vu, 2 Br pal, encl gar. Adlt.s only, $290. Kids OK Agl. no pets. ~oommate $330. Aft5,548·688S T h condo + Lanai rm. Pool no pets. Yrly lse S400 mo. Bruce. 642-6368 service uva1lable. Mon· LGE 2 B 1 t 1 1 / own omcs &. rec rm Pacific Is l 675-9582. th·to-monthoccupancy. r n r P x, w gar, 2BR, 1 ba ........... S325 Vlll g Adlt S385 · Npt. Bch. 3BR 2~8A. nr shops. l'h Ba, adlt.s, 2 BR, 1 bu ..... ·• .. •• SJSO 640.1~4e& 548·28~3 · HVH Hms. Rare 5 Br, Gar age & carp0rt. pool, Oakwood Garden Apts refs. 637·88?8 (714) 2 BR. 2 Ba ........... $435 Somerset mdl, pvt pool, rec. area. $450. 2 BR. 2 ba. · · · · · · · · •• S4SO Mission Vl•jo 326 7 A/C.1lvail now. 1969 Port Call 545·3359 880 Irvine (at lfSth> East Side J br, pool, incl 2 BR. 2 ba ........... S.525 •••••••••'-•••••••••••• Danleigh. Agt. 642-0758. <714)~ patio, gar., $190. AM , 2 BR, 2,ba ........... S52S -t BR. 2 Ba, Den. fully . . . Townhous. _893_·_5594 __ . ------1 3 BR.2·'11 ba ........ S4~5 crptd. drpd & fncd . Glonous View, Big Can-Unfurnished 3525 170016th SU atDover ) Eastside; 2BR, bath, lrg ;J BR, 2"'-i ba. · · · · · · · S450 Water paid. 768-4299 or yon Twnhme. 2 br. 2 ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714)642·817& liv. rm. bltns. beam. gar. 3 BR, 2 bu.·· · · · · · S450 768·4259 Beaut upgraded. must Huntineton Beach 2Br, . ~undeck. Like new. $250. 3or4Br.2Y,ba .... S.1~5 see.$7~.644-5441. 1 12 b a, new c pts & ? br, wrnler rental $300. Adults only. no pet s. 3 BR, 2 1 ba..... -.. ~ 3 BR Cordova, view, front BIG CANYON TWNHSE drupes, dryer &. re frig in· (213) 445-5963 or (213) 642· 1716 ail 5pm , J BR. 2 ,, ba ....... ~ courtyard. Lrg fenced Prime view location on ct New paint $275 Call 447·9'K3 Costa MHa 3824 Costa MHa 3824 Oft leiocll 3140 3 BR. 2"2 ba..... .. S600 yd, patios. S350 per mo. golf course Sophistical· 646-5125 aft 5:30. Ba ·f l I 2b 2 b 2 BR Furn & Unfurn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-t••••••••• 3 BR, 21,o;i ba ........ S625 768-3487 > ron uxury r , a• Mature Adulls Gd loc f .i BR. 2i,., ba... . . S.175 -ed mulu level 2 br. 2 ba. BRAND NEW 3 Br 2'h Ba, pvt . club. Rererences. 645--0632 . . . GliHO OP841HG e w o w n,e r • 19 o Single fa mily homc), 2Story. 2 br. tt<z ba con· C~t cpl ~ ~rJ16. Lowest •,mi from Doheney St. Avail Nov. 1 ror 1 mo. FOX H'''JLa,ow VILLA.GE :acb~'4t 4pts.U 13~ 3 BR. 2 ba ........... S385 do. Frpl, upgraded. S;J pn ce a\•a1l ~o Newpor~ Bch. & Dana Wharf. $515 4994147 Exclusive Mesa Verde ~ agno a, ·fl., 0 er a 3 BR 2 ba S395 mo. 581-9444. 497.3704 most prestigious new de ..... ,. mo 634·8282 8·5PM Community. 2 br. 2 ba. REFtl~!! br, 2 ba, ltoo s q. rt. · . · · · · · · · · · · · velopment. $650. ~-8722 ,.... · • OCEANFRONT security all{\ w/pool , 3 BR, 2 b~ .......... 5'125 Newport leadt 3269 524·1012 Evs. Studio Apt, S185 mo. Lse. fr P l c . • d s h w s h 'I'.. I OAM to 7PM SAT It SUH Jacuzzi. A/0, dsbwbr. 3 BR, 2 ba ........... S800 •••••••••••••••••••••••Oceanfront, yrly Dix 4 3 b So C t Pl Adults 103 McFadden garbage disposal. incl S~ty DaposltWal•ad Adults only! No pets. 4BR.2','2 ba .......... S4750CEANF'RONT YJEW BR. 2 ba lower duplex. O.Cr •. Cnr •-.Flusor Coaripa •. Pl.67S-i86S gar .. xtra lge rooms. Forq.ifiedT...-k $250. Call nf<ll Mgr al 4 BR. 2 "ii ba.. .. .... S8SO CONDO 2 D 2 frpl . laundry room Ad I .~ 646 6308 Across St. from par k. L. th be h . a SP rkling 962·1800 Newport Beach · + _en, car Agent 675-7060 u ls,""""· · · BEACHFRONT 1 br for Cpls., drps., S300. mo. ive n ear e ac m a . 1...:...~...;_ _____ _ 2Br.2ba.furn.$62S pr1v~t ~bpaldr~1ngL, full ft.-'.xHUnfum 3600 mature adllS S225 mo 751-8888 new townhome or your own. EnJOY IYTHfSEA secunty UI ing. ease, BLUF FS-3 Br 2\1\i Ba fa m ...,... A 1 . . . . db . g rire place :: hs SSOO.p mo.Agt 64.i.7211 . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• v.12/1675-3824 UlUe Beauty 1145, slv., pr~vacy , w oo ur_n1n . '! New 3 br d uxe tn e, ....;_ __ .;;..._ ___ , rm. rorm dine. yrly lse. CdM Lg 2 Br 2 ca ref · F sw1mmmg pool & Jacuzzi. Attachea 20114lhSt. 1718 BLUFFS 1-tevet J BR. 2 &W·7897 Eves. ~ean vu: beam~d ceil: NB~~~c?o~ r~~~,~~~d2 M~f~ R:~;tals, 540·5370 garage, 30' back yard. 2 bedrooms, l 'h ~l.~;1XJ~:.~~;~t & WESTCI.IFF. 3 Br _2 Ba, t,n:~· rr~~c~~ c~~~~r·;:~~ Ste ps Crom b e a c h : 2 BR, 2 ba. Enc. gar, d/w, baths. Adul~s. Enjoy the luxury_ of a 2n~· c:~t·r~ f~l Y~·: '----_...;,-----1 F am rm. cusl k•.tch. 675.s:Ja S375/mo. Agt. 752·7315 garb. dlsp, gas & wtr. pd. n e w h o m e without having to own 1t. Delaware. 53&·0959. II A H D T 0 FI N D ~alk to shop~. H hls. ~ . . 631·2283 Rents uara11ttedfor I •ar Eastbluff Exec home. hbrary Grdnr met. S7 N t Hts 28r beam ceil· :>tude!'t s eek s non· CJ Y * IRA.HDNEW * .ibr 2bn fa m rm Soft mo.646-8458 art 6Pl\1 .P · l r smoking r oommate . 2BR 2 BATOWNllOUSE 621 W. Wllson,CostoMasa 1 Br $225 mt. 2 Br $275 w·1tcr N'ew rrpts drps . Nmgs, nt~w$2c7p5 ,64p5a li682o, gar. Wtrfrnl trlr .. ref's. $150 Patio&Lndry lfkup 642-4991 mo. dlx apts, spacious ·-· . · ·. · 2-&. -1 _ha ho.use. SJSQ. 0 pe s. · · · mo. 673-2332 $2 1 ID 1 lf523CAMPUSDt~IR'llNE paint. Wafk to scnools. Avail im m ed O pe n 75 548-4971 rms, x nt cat on nr OPEN DAJbY ~~f f/n'io~c ~~~~ ~le°r~: ~.~u3s,,~ S 11 t 1 S un 3 · A.pm tmenh Fvntished ClbllAk Rt MING 1 ~rt ap5t1•951 EtSide 2BR Duplex, S225. :'!!!~!'!~!: ....... !!!~ ~~!:~~· ........ ~!!.~ ~~J;E~~~Jn~~e~!~~ . . . ....6. luu ••••••••••••••••••••••• o ?Cean_. win :r Cpts. drps. stove. yard. • i t l b • & f s • TurtleRk Culverdale 640-6775or 645·22-i0 latboalsland 3706 mo.Utilnotmel.613-6441 Respon. cpl. no pets. :\1ESA VERDE a r e a . Ex. lg!-' 2 br. 2 ba. frplc, ~; ... ~ os ppg wy . ~rf1eld ~ Univ. Park BLUFFS STEPS TO OCEAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·2516, 646-2612 Home atmosphere 2 & J dressing rmF AdultsS2~ 11..:.. ___ ..;.:..; _____ _ Willows Wa.ln~tSquare Sharp 3 bedrm Condo. Lovely 3 br. 2 ba. fam 2 BR. gar child sgls ~s brdeluxeapts.546·1034 ~:sn:!.e~~r~~:96-737:· Lge2bedrc>tm.2batb, The Ranch Cahf. Homes New carpeting. Xlnt loc. rm. frpl , hi-beam ceil'g. $275 Fee 'sis sJ!·2011 . Unfurnished 3 BR, pool, kids. pets. CASA VICTORIA nearbeach. Greentree H.acquet Club Nr CD,\I KJ. Ava1·1. now $590. Ls e/ o pt Ope n :w1.2so1 or879.i060 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• sgls, S27S . Fee $1 !i. 1 •-2 Br. De'···xe Uofur-$265. 536·9987 -Sat/Sun l-5. ~l River General 3802 631-2011, 547·2S01 or °' ....,. . Colony ColleRe Park $650/mo. Ave.645-2016 lalboaPenlnsula 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 879·1060 or Furn.gas /wtr pd. 3 HearLahPartc RA.NCH REA.L TY Coots & Wallace Adults.No pets sec gate HuntittcJton .. ach 140 551-ZOOO Real Estate ••••••••••••••••••••••• FANTASTIC Condo for $26.5, 3 br, 2 ba, near S. Cst Pool, rec rm, elevators ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe 3 br, 2~ ba, alt. 6·0-6161 •NEWPORT CREST .. Lge 2 ~r. 2 ba., pvt ~ch & leas~. Absolutely be~ut. Plata. Upstairs ram. Un· ·525 Victoria, 642-8970 Ocean close 2 Br. qwet lri· dbl gar., patlo, fr~lc. 1713 UNIVERSITY PARK ... Beautiful 3 BR 3 BA wash1oe rac1I. Winter 3 Br m W~slre~m Con· it. Nopet.s. 557.4831. ---------• plex, new paint, shag Ala bama, 536· 46!i or ., to'"" house ., l .. 'rm .,, nhs St d • 1· . $375. mo. Call aft 6 pm. dos. 345 University, N-4, ---------• WHY HOT, cpts. child OK, gar age, 536-1718 ·' ··• •""' •' ~ 'J + den or -I Br. S.1!15. tw e. ep own ~vmg b'75-4465. CM .• off Irvine Ave., 2 Br, l 'h ba. 2 car gar, • •---------bath. ~·asher & dryer in Year!}. Walk to beach. rm. frplc, wet bar. dining near everything. Ask'g adults, no pets. $225. 240 Sunken living room $245 mo. (714) 498·1653 2 Br, l lh b a, Ne"" cl. r. New pool. Vacant pools & tennis.64!>-97!}.I or rm. master bdrm has pvt Lge 2 br, 2 ba. b.ay vie~. $450. Call now. A&l. E.16th Pl. 642·1073. Cathedral ceiling Spacious 3 Br, all xtras, cp\£1,drps, dzy~r" ref rig M<~ !"~c· H RE .. LTY &&2·5991 Mrs JarvlS retreat & sundeck. Ten· pvt bch. & washtn& fac11. 646-7414 2 bedrooms, 1\.\ baths Avail now. Kids OK, im!L New paint. $275. 'u""" "' nis, jacuui & pool. 2 ca Winter $425. mo. Call aft NEW 2 br, 2 ba, frplc, Attached garage S265. Contact Terry Call646-512Saft 5:30. Ssl-2000 HARBOR HJGHLANDS, 3 garage. Lease for only 6pm, 675-446!i. lcAoa Peninsula 3107 d/w, jacuzil, gar. View Washer /dryer hooJt.up 842-8328 .... ocks to a.--h 3 Br 2'-'t Bo. \jnaversity Park. $375 mo. Br fncd back yard & S500/mo. ..••••••••••••••••••••• of ocean. Teen child ok. Pvt yard with patio "'.. --patio. Fplc. wa lk t o Callfomla Wl~ER tit Ju~e 11, $190 ~ Yrly 2 br, 2 ba, 2 642·7992 Adults, $350. mo. 4-Plex. ! br. 2 ba. cpts .. 2 ·br, painted, dr:apes, SS2 0579 ~I armers School. library Coast Properties uul incl. 1 Br. 673·5410 or sldry, 2 car encl. gar, FO>..'HOLLOW dr ps .. $225. Rers. No cr.pls,. 1 ba, gas stove, & park, Ensign & Hbr H1. 540_8144 673-7626 Balcony. 642-l603 VILLA CORDOVA VILLAGE pets, 963·2532. closed gar. No pets, no UNIV rRK · Village 111 lse S450 mo. 673·2425 Buch apt, rurn. ut.U pd, I Ir from SZ I 0 621 W. Wilson. C.M. children. $2lS & deposit. evs/wknds. . 2Br1Ba,fplc,$300 642·499lor642·4226 2 Br, avail immed, new 42512thSt&Pecan. Pnnceton.3Br .nupainl. mature quiet non· Dys;848·2222or Mo.toMo. paint, cpts, drps. $210 · Sit65 mo l).M·7TIO ()('eanv1ew._ Condo. 48r, BEACH Living yrly. 2 br, s moker, SJ 75 . yrly . Evs· 557.9698 •Special cabinet space mo., 1st, last + $75 dep. NEW 3 Br 2 Ba, rec rm, dinrm, 2•~ua. pool. ten-ill,~ br $425 . .....A'I\. 673-5580 • •Locked gar. w/lg stor 962-8050; 963-1324 elc. rm, BBQ, nr City n1s. secunty. Kids OK. NR Be h lb 5170 PEEK·A·VIEW, i,.,a blk to •D/W,dlspl,lndry rm Hall + HBH~. $350. L..alljlMo .. ach 3241 $1i25. Chns~644·0060. Agl. 3 br. 2 ba duplex nr W~tr .. a~o •pet!'. Bkr,m:~ oceeo, ~roomy 1?<1rms, 3 •Gas cooking, hl/wlr pd 2 BR, 2. ba Condo. Nr . ..:963-:..:..:...:...57..,.00......:.ev_s_. ____ _ -••••••••••••••••••••• Pavilion & bch. $400 m ree. 675-5800 ba. cpt d & drp d. Lg 1 •Adults. no pet11 Hunt. Hbr. $365 mo. Yr· 38r. 2ba ll1l1~1de home , . rl 675-8567 BR, patio, VJ& blk to 2323 Elden Ave, C.M. ly. 213·lJ41-4100 aft 3PM 2 Br, 2 ~~~~~~enclosed Ore on & c•nai.tal views 4 E.~;~r~'°''o~~.A~o~l Y y. Corona ct.I Mar 3722 ~~al~.;.Cpt:~2d7r4ps30. Yrly. 646-0032 or 2l3r592·1788 oft 5PM guaae, g~t location Washer / d ryer $480 d k i h ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'" ....... or .... , OEL'"""E 3 Br apt, fplc, ..,.,5mo.84 . "99-464H yar •~ i.:rcen par wt a ILUFFS 3 Br 1\At ba cpts drps uA. .... __ ----\lew of the water. boats BACH. All utlls pd. Sl7s. Ocean run S175, ulils pd, pooi, childr~n OK. S275: PIHECIEEK dshwshr. patio. pool. $350 3 Br 2,, ea. d!lhW,hr. a nd Spygl as s Hill. Original Area Feen 5.631·2011,547-2S01 stv,refrig.Fee Callll42·7986. UYESUP m-0.8'2·554lor847-5948 Vacant 3 br, 2 ba, fplc, bltn.s, Oen Cyn vu, 1,e $600/mo All new ca rpet ing, or879·1060 Main Rentals 540-5370 balcony, gar, patio. 1411 · A A WATERF RONT UOMES drapes, paint ; overlooks ' Spacious 2 br, l •h ba, TO ITS MA.ME $EETHESEA Alabama.846-9088 SSOO. t059Sanla na vc 531.1400 love l y gr eenbe ll & CostaMeH 3724 Caplstrc..ohach 3111 garage, patio, adults, n 2 Br. dshwr, lrJ)I, encl. ca.11&42 8001 gardens. Immediate OC· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. $27S mo, 292 E. 16lb ~~~ ~:~:..e:i:rl~I~ gar. View balcony. No $175 2 br, 2 ba, &Br, pool. Emerald Terr mtwd & cupancy. S650 Month. $40.00 WEEK & UP Outstanding new 2 BR. 2 Pl. create a relaxing setting pets. 205 lSlh St. 536-8729 kids OK. Fee gJa:.s ocn vu. 28d, 2Ba . Cu~tom Nwprt Hgts. 2 Br, Agent 644·1133 •Studlo£t 1 BR Apts Ba, ocean view duplex ror your spacious new t orSJ6..1718 Main Rentals, 540-5370 D.R. 2 rplc, dhl gar . skyhles & frplc. btrl •TV&Maid ServAvail apt .. frplc,2car enclgar,2Br,2ba,prermature 2 b d t I $550 /lse. 494 17 14 , lands caping 642·7358 •PhoneServ,Htdpool S32S.mo.528·7967 retired. No pets. n or e room apa r · C.stqM•sa 3824CostaMeae 3124 '9-1 8806 rves. 2376 NewporlBlvd,Cl\l C _._. chlldrenSl.95.642·5848 Fmeotist . From .,s2b410. ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•---------•Let our specialized ren· S48 9755 r.64!i3007 Ol'OftClunMcr 3822 urn ure ava1 a e . .,..,.... l2441rYiM 3244 tat service find you · 0 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28R, t BA w/crpt.s, drps, Small pets OK. Adults •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• quollfied tenants. AJso, STUDIO bltns. $265/mo. OPEN only. Office open 9:00 to we have both monlh lo WEEKLY RA tES S AT & S UN , 2 2 4 6:00. 2300 Fairview Rd . macnab I Irvine realty TUlnllOCIC GLEN New 4 bedroom. family r oom, formal d ining home. Use of recrea- tion ce nter -pool -jacuzzi -3 lighted t ennis courts. volleyball courts & p a rk. Ava il. 1 /1/77. $795/mo. Donna Godsh all 644~200. CN56) OEBtFIRD °WtOA.OMOOI .. 2 bedroom, 2 bath + conv. den. Good corner location. $390/mo. Toni E.c;cobar 752-1414. CN57) "HAHOYa" Pl.AH Close lo family pool, j acuzzi & volleyball court. 3 bedrooms -2 bath!i -atrium. $475/mo. Toni Escobar 752-1414. (NSS) sura FAMILY HOM11 Clean 3 b edroom just a s hort block from pool, tennis & park. $350/mo. Colleen J ensen 752-1414. (N59> 642-IUS "4-62GO 901 Dover Drlw H•"*' VleW ~ lrvlne et C.m_JM VelleY Cefttlf 751·1414 month & yearly leaa!?S full Kllch9n&TV n;B ~ _, Avocado,C.M. ~~~Mesa. Phone avail. Call Barbara or CLILOnes~ :ouocUli~~1k '[): ''<,'-!::~~ SHA.RP.NEW Ca rol i,. ~ ~. ~ ~ 2 Br, 2 Oa, apts In best E. El Plllrto Mesa lay&laachRealty RoyalS..lttt Side locatio n. Each 21EDROOM 675·3000 Motel CORONA DEL MAR w/panellng, frplc, bltna Also I ldrm furn 2080 Newp<>rt Blvd 2 Br Townhouse, rrplc. In c Id ',, d s h w s h r • No children, no pets. Costa Me11a Pool, tennis, continental "Earihj · cpls & drps Pool & Recreation Harbor View Hills, exec. 642·2611 breakfast. Some ocean & lhruout, pvt patio, gar. home. 3 BR, 2 ba., view. Catalina views. Close to Jndry fac,. rrom 1375 mo. 1959 Maple A•e, CM Lse. Agt. 644·7383 SUS CASITAS shopping " nne beach. Immediate occupancy. Adult E·side 1&2 br. encl. n-11 1•5 Sot/~ .. " Minutes to NB. Bach & 1 644-2611 Holly 559·1828or644·6200 gar. Pool, patio. Like _.,... .-BR furn. Adu.Its. no pets. r>IV\.$2"" a H ""78 1812 Port AJJbley, HVH. 2110Newport Blvd. CM. 1 BR Dplx. Older adlts. new. -\IV" ............ -vo Upgraded 3 br, 2 l;>a, dln •••2 BR, l'°' Ba. l blk Lo only. No d oss. Stv. Adult E ·side 2 br tnhouse rm. Vacanti;73-1148. TINY Bach. house i!' trlr. beach. No pets. Dave S. relrJa, 1u pd. $150. 11,\ ba, patio, encl. gllr: BLUFFS WATER VIEW prk. $165. Furn. uWs pd. Ai,'l.644·7211 548-2513 No pets. Like new. 1285. BUI 3 Br. 2~ Ba, end un· 3SOAvocadoSt. all4PM LoveLy 1 BDRM, 1 ba, 644-0878 it, for lease sm mo. w/w cpts, bltns, swim 1&2 .... Trlrt Latae3brtowohousew/2 640-1374 1&2 ... Trtn ~· lndry rac. So. of Sl.U to Sl 75. Oas le water baths, frplc, patio & New exception al ru II $1pd~Ntoollkl7ds!i. /Opeastslc, ."!: E . s:;: ~~~~~k ai:k be,!'~ pd. No klds/pe\I, 133 E. gan~e. ldeal Joe. Adults. SttU.rity ConQo. 2 bl.ks to ..... -Louise 1'tbSt., CM. 642·1265 $300. No pets . .-s-3381 or Fashion Isl. 2 sty, 3 Br, lv..iiSt., C.M. 642•1265 • 1_83'7_·_9S_1_1 ______ , 2~ Ba, den, rpJc's .in 2.Br, 1 ba apt. So. ol Hwy, VELY lg. 3 br, newly Adult 2 br w/entl. aar. mstr bdrm & sunken llv o .. roW 1726 8CllU, no pets. $28$ mo. redecorated. Ideal loc. 2009 Maple. ~· mo. rm, plush cpti & ln· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cati 642-5953 wkdya. No pets. S27S. Mcr. at MgrAptD,631· tercom Um.iou.t. Mir-u p E R v l I t a 673-3983 or 645-9399 evea 9'J9..2S31, 2885 Mendoaa,1-..::........:..........;.......; ........ ...._ __ 1 rored walls £t many huge w/Court)'ard. 1 br, pvt, fr wknda. apt. A 1 Br, 1ar • eocl. patio. closets. Deluxe kltch, no pets. $185. a.S293 or ON BEGONIA. •.. Adults. Bela. No peU, new wsbr /dryr. Pvt 81).z:gz • KASTSIOI . $22$. Util pd ~O • lndscpd courtyard. O\amllng2brm,comer 1 Bedroom. apt._avan. Italian tile entry. Wallad lea J740 '°'-No "'8 or children. oow. 1115. 1at1WDft1 aU 4c lnclscpd l>•tlo area. 2 ........ ru············· saso. ~· utillU.. stove ",..,..,, i.-,.. 1126 car tar, w/auto dr opnr. S DIO COLI Of HIW'POllT Call 548-411'1. •••• .. ••••• u•••••••••• He.ated pbol, tennla crt, . . " ~TOltS _..,,~n,~-"' Jecuut.uunH ,etc:.Tbil ....... U.,~t·~~~ !$US.C..ll"1.0dM Br, utll fur.-. ~hlWten Br oce!:a~:brud~~,1 2100 sqfl ho'" now rent• Fu ~ c...vn 4rT'I 671-UI I 1VQlcome. No p.ta. M1r1 ' ' • -• 1niror S650per mo., with Unens&:UUUUea apt •. 1980 Wallace, SIOL493-TZ:n. lft\Mtd occy. Call MILSTOOCEAN CcDil J BR + den,~ "1-1* SPARKLING Clell\ J Br, 640-6408or644-6378 lteylll S."" f.,.· ot dot*·'*· Dllilve MMAC 2 Br, ffW ~ 6 bltns, yard, pr,. $235. NEWPORT Crest, 4 Br, Metel .,,\ll ...... 11U p.Jnl, matl&N adlt.t. ICl' _493-..;;.;.....'123.....;.;l;..---....-..._ ..... • .._m Rm. 2~ Ba. Fplc, 727 T.,....wa .... S.cb ut. •tS .., ..... ln-allopc, 121$. fU.U'lt I BR, 2 &a, SZD. mo. Avt wetbar, full rec facU. U..dl Blvd.at Yorktown cl udL S~•. rerria. SELL 1 lteJn• wiUI oo w. JI • or y W a II ~. 942-4298 IJM4 I I 64441.-'l lpm Daily PllolQ...utd Ad. Realtor, 496-1'35 PERFECT LOCA11QN. IN~ OOSTAMEM Now taking reservations on a brand new adult apartment com- munily In Costa Mesa. Featuring: lWo lighted tennis couru • Swim- ming pool • Thtrapy Sf>il • Club- house. Just 5-minutes ~o South Coast Plaia. Fashion l$larld, lrvlne ln- dustrlalCof11>1u,OrangeCounty Airpott. seYetal golf courses and the ocean. Bachelor, 1 Md2 bedrooms $235.00 to $350.00 \No lease required. f ' ..................... ftOCNM 400~ Offlc• bfttal 4400 • ... t ~ • e .. •••••••• • •• • ••• ... ••••• •••••• • •• •• • • •• •• •• • • • • • 000 ••• • • •• • •• •• •• • • • •• -nest ...,nday. November 7, 197e DA.IL Y PILOT f:'9 M_,"-.,..leeclt Jl'9 ... ...,.,. INclt ll'9 SIAllp•l\I rm• $00 $105 mo. ..~1!! •••• !~.~~ """'"' I.Mt & ,,.._. 5300 W..ted. 7175 •••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S:SO. wk Shore kll/· FOR LlASE ""'·-• O.paf'hlM'v 5005 .., LARGE! Br I .Ila yard ~-" bath. Shown Mon·Sul 3 OFFICES ..... ,whlnt & Plywd Mf1 ... ;:!' ...... .';! ......... ••••u•••••••••u•••••• •••••u••••· .. ~·••••••• , sar Brookbu t IN NEWPORT BEACtl; 3 "only". Call art lpm SISSMO"'•CH •LadJe11Wtar,lli·Clual ltESTAUlt•NT LOST. Re-ward·GrHt lALENVRSt:,avall,rur •I 4dia~llon 127 r' Bedroom. flamlly N)Om, Refs rN1'd 558-0058 or ..-•BOOKSTORF. -" hot !<I o I ~ f , pnv:ste duty. Lil• cook • 5 846-9088 NEWPORT. ocean view. look·OUl. 548-~ . fin COSTAMESAIAc •DJlAPERYWl\RM MIHlooVl•Joarea ,U:u 8 ~re &4-7°;m Ina & b•kPI· Reh. tncwuruta l&~Br 52 15 • Slfl00/mo.,\~.'1S2-7315 752-1700 •RUG/UPIU.Clcancr Everun1only01>eratJon. -:.....:. a. -~7635 to $28S. '19u rk otf Sttlltlno = 11~ an ROOMS ~ wk up with •fV8NJTURE Refln Crossu 113.000 mo. Found Soy's Stingray ------ Beach Blvd~ 1511 • ::rc~·~~~YlO i•-ROHT kltchen. S40.00 wk up [~'· I ContnctAgntSamCrane Owner returnlna t o bike. Balboa l'enlnsulo. ·y,e1Cperwantatopul winoows SICYll nt tYre-""1 r apt.a. 548·975.S or 1145.3957 11lJ~1l!tlJ (110M5·4170 540--0fl08 Fuoc-e end mu:;l sell. cal.Ho identify 615~ on ·'au.les letter" cum LARGE 2 br. sundcck lg pt;t(g v0uro.2n S.lvate Larae 2 bedroom, 2 bath -lftuf:\ Fr~a~ndln{( buildana In ' ---piu&n lo lncrt-ase your kitch S22S mo. 3 br, 2 'ba. patiOor DaJCOnv.lt"r1en0tv on &yside Dr. l.ovdy Wrkg, rem. Christian, kit CIG~RETTESUPPLV major ahopptria C("nlcr. FOUND dark Calleo Kit· bus i n o111. Dola 11&, Is rooms. S32S Both mllllon~llar rec center. bay view. Bltn kitchen, prvl g, bteps to bch, N D. INVESTMENT DtvtSION DlSTRIUUTORSlUP Inside &: pallo sctuna. ltn. Halloween night vie 640-0110 uvM. w/pvt.yd cpls drps 1 Tennlsc;ourts.too. nu crpts. Immed. oc· SlS0.675-1706,64~-2223 PartorFullTime 1\#.837-4200 18th & Oran&e Avceoo 1------d-I child OK 0days 0847 3:>41 cupy. $650/mo + utll. Yr· -150 I W tcJlff D lmmediotc need In Costa G4G.818G Jl)IO to manago • u L eves SJa.:io3s · • l.Y lease Barrell Re ult llCYfEL. ocean l block. es r. Mes:i and/or aurround· 8 E A u T v s A Lo N • mobllc Uorne Purk. ()( Pro ~· y, S25week.Call9G0·26'!6or NewportFrnanc1alCtr ing towns tor dis· Newport. Bea.ch. Muat t'OUNO: Blnck cat. Nov. !lte/Mulnten11nee ei<· 2 bdrm, 2 bath Twn. ~ -·-~ --6450973Hntg Bch. l.easlftCJOffice Space Lrtbutors. All rt•lllll out· aell. Beat reas. offer. I, rem. blu coll11.r Crown ptrltmce. Wiii rclocuti:. House. Very sharp. ctuld --.-.-..-...-.-..---World , Callon Site Mann&:cr lets are ~ured by com· <213)367·2566 Vly & Cst Hwy, Lag Nlg. ltoau me ru rnls hcd O.K.,nopets.S$4·1332 NEWPORTSHORES R ng ~rso~ over 30 <710642·3111ext246 pany. the rcCorc no C ... Pl·T&L 830·~X19 Sydney M.lllor. 1704·3 luxurvadultrentalsf l'>'tblks.toocean.Super oom, at• pool. productsellinK Become ...-...-i\dkln1. ~u(leoe, Or. CondoByPool:2bd,lb1, S4SOmontntv. rom 2b~duplex.Ownr.(714l L:.iguna Nlguel. 5125· dlslrlbutor for .such na· REOUIRED F'OUND: 1''em. Gray & 0740l S2 5 5 mo. Warner / 200 Promontorv or. west. 810-9203 4 •3285. ..and Hew lldg. ll 11 d 1 d .,. whle cat, Deleware & -------Goldenwesl 842·2464. JustnorthofJambOree omce!I with private 1°08 u~ a vwer1t se E1tcellentreturn ClayHB.842·0049aftS:30 P/Llm11 employment for ------~---.! onPaclflcCoast Hlg'= LG 1 br t ba mo/mo ll b ... c f c gnre cs 88 nston. OnSt>curedlnvesimcnt students. Employen. 1 & 3 br apts. cpts, drps.' Telec:>none 17141 675-· · ' • • 8 Hotets, Motets 4 I 00 ams. 45 enls a sq. l. in· Camels, Marlboro, Pall ~9·4957 759.0S90 FOUND Newland at Jn· plclllu call Slii-3610 exl Family we1come. Mrs. ownea ana managed bv ~ide. No pets. $250. ••••••••••••••••••••••• duding utlUtfc~. JO<MiOO Mall, Sale ms, Kools, di1mapolls 10.4 l' blk fem 14. Southern California Matthews 840.3229 c.ve, 1-T_ne_1_rv_1n_e_c_o_m_oa_n....;v_. __ , Holiday Gu.i ts? sq.ft. unit:1. . Kent, etc. To quuury you DE YOUR OWN BOSS short hair pup· LAB? Wht Colleae. 522-3514 day~ PARK HEWPORT 2 BR. l ba. 8 mo. lse. New· Laguna area resiclence Roy Mc Cardle must haW! a car 2-8 hrs Carpet Serva Steam spot mkngs. 968·8581. 1--..::..;..;__ ____ _ 1u redone nope•· S300 Realtor 1810Hewport pcrwecl..<dayaoreves>. M"ch &: chemicals. FO Secretary, aood Sh/Ty•• •p•RTMEUTS ~ .aruo • w. · expeclln& auei;ts, re· .. UNO bel •· b I ... "" "" "' o•.......,.,.. · h c Costa Mesa 548-7729 $3200 CASH 548·3279 ae .,. rn k t· ins skills. Xlnl varied lor2Bedroomsand grster t em at astle l~~~~~~~~~~l INV EST M E NT len. Avocado Ave, bac:k"l'ound. Incl. Bank· Laguna Oceun View U St Co d l .. 1'ownhouses 3 Br, 3 ba. study. 2 ca Villa for 3 week or more REQUl RED qlMN' ore rona e Mar. 673-4~ lng. Dee <193·9748 From $329.50 gar, pool. sauna &tennis. & receJYe 10'.4 d1acounL Jf You Need A Starred & Fo.r more Information Xlnl loc~Uon. ln busy FOUNl\Stnall Oo• Rell•ble man with refs. Open9·6 Daily Npt Crest. S47S/mo. Nov/Dec only. For re· Furnished omce, call wnte lo: "ClGARE'M'E center. Old ll«?nse. Good ,.. • lBLK.toBch .• avl.uow. Spa·Pools-Tcnnis ~20S5dayor eves. servallonsc1tll404·2996 THE EXECUTIVE DIVISION 1123" J,>.O. gJ'O\\Swllhlot.sofpoten· mes!Verde ~sweekendoreven· 2·2 br $225. w/pool. Mgr. Across from Fashion SUITE R · I Box. 14, Rosemead, Ca. llal. Money maker!! 54.,. 47 88 . "~job. 675-8138 536-3519, 208·210 Hunl· Island al Jamboree on 2 BR STEPS to OCEAN. · ent inc udes 91710 ln I d ingtonSt. Yil $325 615-8676 Gue tH 4150 flume recept .. phone & cu eyourphone Century 21 Cro6s Coun· Grey, Siberian Huslty HelpW..t.d 7100 2 Br. 1 ba apl, focd sm yard & patio. 1 Sm child OK. Encl gar, standlna ral\ge. S36·500G. _.;;_ _______ ...... SanJoaquinHills'Road. JJ'iLISWOODR all s ome mail service, util & no. try Inc. lnveslmenl Dlv. w/lite blue eyes. Belw.,.·.·.·.••1111•111•111•111 •• 11111.iii.iit"m"•li•li•iii•tii•m••iii•m• 1 Br near beach. fplc, encl l714t 644-1900 e or ••••••••••••• ••••• ••••• jarutoriaJ. Secy•s & ore 848·1188 <A St. & Warrter> l "'*/76. 1 " gar, S205. 321 7th st. i--------·INewport Crest upgrade<! Pvl rms. loving cnre, equip avail. Newport RESTAURANT REST•URA ... T Reward! Message lo 614 AAAAAAMAAAAAA/\ -842·3513 5 Plan, pooi, jacuzzi. balanced diets. lovely Center. 640·5410 Fabulous mountain set· "" " 8th St. H.B. RECEPTIONIST PENINSULA PT. sauna. tennis. choice-patio/grdns 544·3833 ting ln area of Beau· Famllytrestaurant tn GLAMOUR SPOT' Hunti~on 2 BR, Iba unrSSOO yrly Br. 3 Ba, Fam Rm, Is Vacoti0tt Rentals 4150 Pina Executives Suites. mont. Cherry Valley and Fou!'lalil Valley. Well LOST:Slvr brarelel 10/4. FEE PAID • HorbOur 3842 OCEANFRONT opt.$550.673-2332 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2S6 sq ft view ofc. All Yu caipa Valley. Cortee equ1ppe~. 3600 sq.fl. Vic Regsfry HU NB. Jr. PresU&ious N.B. co seek:\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BR.2bu.SSSO Lu . f .1 services. Airport Tower shop diru'ng room and Localed in b11.$y center. L. sale; Arptr Hll. Rew. energetic "qul"k xunous, urn. vt la on Plaza. 2082 Michelson, • lnclud s be d · l213l 427 8436 "' NEW3Br,2Ba.Condo50' NEWPORTTERRACE S•Clemettt• 3876 Sayulita Bea~h near lrvtne.7S2-0234 cocktails in 6300 sq. n. e er an wine · · learner:· PBX exper., to lenms, pool, Jacuzzi. 3 BR. 2 ba condo ssoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Puerta Vallarta. 4 br, 4 bldg. on 1.5 acr~s com· Uc. Century 21,. Cross LOST "Gvncy" rem dog 8 accurate typing. 2 Wki. $450. 968·5700evs. I t I · d · h Country Investment Div. Sh"''': h · • paid vac 1st yr. Mon·Fr1 SEAWIHDCOHDO WH ITEWATER Vu, ba.SSOO.wk.731 -:n77 TOPLOCATIOHS pe ey eqiuppe wit 848·ll88 mo. or. air. guy.,_,. 2 BR d 2 b furniture. fixture11 and back wht t """ • en a $450 garden mting, lge 2 Br, PALM DESERT JIOME· Harbor area's best. 100 Inventory. Ready for • paws. an over GENERAL OFFICE IA YFRONT HOME adlls, ~65 mo. 245 W. Deluxe rurnlshings, cen· To 500 sq . ft. From SM ~um-key operation. Seal· luslness Wcu.ted 5010 ~j~~e ~ ~~r~k~~~~d iARH Ir LEA.RH New d Ix condo. 1 br. ocean view. frplc., pool. Jacuzzi. 1213) 59R·1115. 3BR.2ba.S2000Moyrly ~~1la. 492·3967/ tral air. lg hcat<'d pool, :~~~NOMICS,6~~ioo inglor220plusw/dance ••••••n••••••••••••••• for info or return. Catt CareerOpportunlty! STEPS TO IEACH ________ _, huge yurd, 3 Bdrms, 2 r floor and 2 wood burning .... EEO 642·9637. Newpol"t Beach co. will· 2 ~R 2balhs $400 OCEANFRONT luxury 2 Ba, comp kitchen. 2 Fashion Isl 14th floor fl.replaces. Full price of " A~TIOHl Ing to "train on the Job" Rancho Son br. den. Crplc, pvt steps TV's, stereo, no children cor. suite,' spactacula; onJy $145.000 includes United Business lnvesl· LOST male Cockntiel Ftaic for figures a must. to bcb. $590. 400- 2807 under 10. Ph: 213-696-7882 ocean/mtn view. Jdeal above and liquor license. menls. Jnc. California's "Gan do Ip h ." WH I Ute typing. JoaqulR Apts ----.------• 3·Days, $150; Weekly for 2 or 3 man r'rm Law Owner will finance. larges\ business sales answer lo a whla\Je. SEC'V/F/C BKKPR HentingrromS260. Co:iY quiet. 2 Br, ocean S250; MonthlyS150. Lib., zerox avail. Agent 979·2342 after 6 team. 2S o!!ku stale &Ui·ZlW. RHPOHSlllLITY lrviM 3844 associated ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult aplS. Leasing pre· view, pat10, gar, $250. 8 644·9450 p.m. wide, 6 in Orange County IS YOURS• view now is a presuge furn. $235. unfurn. Adults IC BEAR House for to service your needs, we FOUND: Cat. Blk, whte Can you be putln.charge Irvine community• lblu!f 2 bc:r 2"'2 ha, onl)'....NOJ>e.t:i. 4113-3589 dent.c3?ir· ft2~~-~2 Jer CD~t d~x suites from $150. SEWING BUSINESS f are desperate for busi· paws, some brwn. bushy & make decisions? This 11 1101'.~H ~--H t Al Tu~S lOH W Bolboo &71 JU! Twenty Pergola, Culver encl. gar. Adults. $365. fly. 8 11 · 1 Uul m eld, A/e. pkg, sale Mf b d odr De$StS lQ sell, we have tail. Orchid, CdM. "'B ed NOW &Sandburg.2blocksso. 640S296·5866600Ann NEWCONDO janitor67S-6900 • g., e sprea •people with $5000. · 673-ti881 "· .co.ne syou ! of San Diego frwy . · • · 2 bdrm 2bal.h Cabin for rent by wknd, pillows. table skirts, seat $200,000. who are ready, FOU"'D· C k Typiogreq'd. 559-llOO •DELUXE• S350. ·• SSl-1364 wk or mo, Twin Peaks, TAX MAN 150 sqfl, share cushions, etc. Call aft willing & able lo buy 4~ • oc. apoo. CALLHOTLIHE ----------I Eastbluff 3 br 2 ba . easy acces:; fo~ snow. eiqsling till Apnl. Busy '1PM. 644-4377 now. ~~dog. W. Side CM. 556-8505 Town home 2 br. 2 ba. Lease. Incl. spac: masle~ 2 Br in small complex 962·1025 for more info shop ctr, F. V. good toe. Manufacturing-Welding CALL Ull Control Career ~~~c:r:~a.S330.mo. suite. din rm & dbl ~E~~ni.~-=~· LARGE CAB IN·BlG s,55mo.9G2·lTI7 Machinlng-Fabricallng 1525 Mesa Verdt! Or. FOUND : Springer EmploymentAgency COZY 3 Br 2 Ba. iur cond. bllns. Jndry rm. nr fwy. Avail now. $365. 963-2187 LOC)IM'a leoch 3848 ··•··•···············•· New 2 IJr. 2'' b..i lu1Cury condo. Ocean vtt!W. Walk to bch. All appliances. Sl!25 mo or can be furn. ;,.M. ti8ll!J. 2 Br. balcony. Jl!O dei:. oceanvu, nr. IJc h & s hops. Ad Its/ no pets s.125. 494-4269 LIVE 1:'11 ACASTLI'.: Lg. Studio apt. G:mlens. pool. Matur e pro fessional. S265. l'arl. garage. ~uto-door . BEAR nr. ski s lopes. N.B. desk space & pro Nets $25,000. yr. Active East, Suite 100. Costa Spaniel. choke chain, 3400lrvine,102,NB opener. avail. Pool & Un!uro.1 bdrm apt. Stov Sips 12. Col TV poolla· resslonal phone answer· shop. Agl. Sam Crane, Mesa iB~e~a~c~b~&~~S~la~l~e~r~H~B]'l~~~(A~ls~o~F~e~e~J~o~bs~)~~ recreation area. Adults & refrig. Middle aged ble. ~-3446/ s.ib·4314 or Ing. Fot info, call 645-4170 751-3741 _!W7-6303toidentiry only~ofrm~gos Way ~~o pets. $175 mo. 494-8611 752-0740 Jr Dept Outlet Store . Deal w/the professional LOST: While Afghan u .5• ACCOUHT1MG CLERK Managed by Rentols to Shere 4300 RENT YOUR EXTRA Ideal for couple. Nets vie 56th. & Beach N.B. Accurate w/fiaures & de· Granada Mgmt Co. South LOCJU"a 3886 •••••••••••••••••0 •••• OFFICE $1000 p/mo. SU,000 full lft•eshnent 645-5458 REWARD! tail. 10 ~ey by touch. . --••••••••••••••••••••••• Urgent! Fem. Student 2 executives want to rent price. Some terms. Al(l. Opportunity 5015 LOST· Fero Bl k Good typist. Attractive s~c 1 ous n;w h 2 &. 3 Lge, quiet. luxurious ex· needs same for ;i br l office in an existing Sam Crane, 645-4170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• gold. ' ac Cadt. N.B. loc. 640-4850 rms. 2 at units ec. 2 br, 2 ba apt. house. $113 ut1I. pd. s uite, Nwpt/lrv . Animals store foC?.d · Blutrs.~~ep~'nc8l.~~:.lo ACCOUNTS across from oce~nfronl & Elevator to scenic pnv. li73·6442 Telephone answering & Pina & Sandwich should people? Thank "Cranberry", 644.2799 ncwc1lyrecreat1onalde-bch.Party&game~m.---lite secretarial on an S2000.mthlynet ahead now. N.E .S.T RECEIVAILE velopmenl. !m~e~. OC· total sec. Perfect living AVOI DINCOMPAT~~LE hourly basis desirable. Great South Orange FoodProgram.645·5325 LOST: Reward. male Pvt Yacht club needs cupancy. fam11tes &. or wknd retreat for the ROOMMATES.. Mr.Kear 644.2724 Countylocallon,seats48. German Shep. Black & A/RClerkfulllimeWed· pats accepted. $335. up. adventurous adult. ... 15. House·Mole>!l32-4134 Firslclass! Term11. UDI , REST ... UR• ... Tor ta N 2 Ht B h Sun. Must be able lo 675 •911 B k ...., G Bu I R tal 4450 1 .,.., "" """ n, ov. • n g c · k ... r r. mo. yrly. lse499·2S3S Tukes The .uesswork s ness en s1.,,,41 CLUB 960-3486 wor w/club members. , Out Of Finding ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comp uter bckgrnd Q IEACHYEARLY Westminster 3898 THATHIGH'f PERSON BALBOAIHH CoffeeShop51/2Doy1 Pvl Ply wants t o Petsonols 5350 helpful but nol man-J Dix 3 Br 2 Ba upper d1>lx , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Save SS by Shorinq 500 sq. rt. Incl. sink area $5000. per/mo. lease/or mngt contract ••••••••••••••••••••••• datory. Call Wed-Sun ocean vu fr encl !IUn· 1 BR Condo, newly redec. -& ulll. 105 Main St. Y: Mlle from beach. existing properly, <open Drinking problem? 673-3SSS. porch. $.i75 + util. Pool, patio, gar, adults, 2Maturefemalesto!lhare 67s.s740 needs tender loving care. or closed). Should have CallAlcoholHelpline l---------- &lS·l.596 no pets. A fl . 6 pm, 4 BR howie, 11.8 . $150 ca. Terms. UBI, 751·3741 lounge facilities w/full Ii· 24 hrs a day 835·3830 ACCTS Payable Bkkpr. 531·6814 963-0086 *TOP * quor license & minimum exper necessary. Four to Beach, Yearly ... LOC ... TIO....... leerTavern-C.M. D.R .• capacity 80• Nwpt AIORTIOH 5 days wk. rurnitu•e DLX l'c nthou '~ aµt , 3br,lba,frplc. 8100 2 Bdr in 4-plex. Nr Cpl or i.gl M/F, new 2 ,. "' ",. .,.,.,,,,, P/.,1 o-h Cd.. I store Call Bell" 642•20S3 ·'I '"" "169218 ~....,s Su ccessful retail or ·_,.,.,.+ no. °". l ... 1rvneareaon· Counseling&Referral . J· auu ti.. nnpals. ~'""· .,. · ~· . heh. Westminster Mall. story ocn vu home. N b ut· I c II 1 p btwnS.lOA~ 7 017 service location on E . o near y compe ton, y, a t 14) 979.3040 reg. te~t-avall. wknds ---------4~ 1 _ ___ DUPLEX 3 blks bch, 3 Br, & sch 7 oot 7 s. 14342 Locust Laguna Beach. 499-4275 private otrice, k"chen 24HrHelpline547·9495 Ad • furn 49446.'i3or<t!ll·ti017 L--....a .... i--' 38S2 2 Ba. bltns. rplc, patio. St. St . 487 C714 > B E A C JI . ,.. 0 0 L 17th Street in Costa avail. Good terms. UBI. Mon.¥ to loen 5025 verllsinl Ground Floor -~· "'!r"'' r Mesa. 151.3741 •••••'••••••••••••-••• PREGNANT? Opportunit y in Firs t. ....................... gar Yrl:vS400 645-1682 Apca hwftts Fvmish.d PRIVACY • 1800Square reel ht, lftd & lrd T.D.'s Caring confidential Class Entertainment ' l ~ 2 Bk. ~ll \Jom o, off 1 BLK BCH lge 4 Br 2 B:l . or Unfunlshed 3900 f1REPLAC6 &: • 2 Auto bays Sweeping Ser•lc• l.OANSAVAILABLE counseling & rererral. Magazine. Make top (rown VJllt!Y I child l d 'd • y•••••••••••••••••••••••• PVfBA''.J'H s~75. •Ons1'tepa....._·1ng Abt' d & comm1·u 1'ons .. all1'ngad new y crt no pets ""-' · '" $1000. monthly Credit not 1'mportanl or ion, a option .... ~ · o" 1131-0KSi 1,· 1:.c. SS25. &12 J-113 . r· nlE EXCITING 646·5788 673·4382 * ExcelJentexposure 25 Hrs ~/wk handles It. 673-4883 Broker keeping. vertisln.c for the newest, :_. --p •LM MES ... •pys •Large sign area EstablJs cd accounts & ----------I APCARE ., .• 7.2563 fastest selling magazine l':ttMJramtl' ( UJSl \ u :! Hr . . --... "" A • ..,., or ki d od 0 t-ondo + lanJi rm l'ool & ~PO fLESS. roomy 3 Br 2 ~llNUTES TO NPT Gcroqes for Rent 4350 REALONOMlCS. Corp eqwpmenl. $8000 down. Money Wontflt 5030 1--------~1 tl.S D l ay. nlY ex· n•c rm f'.ici(ic l!ol Sa.stepsto ocean&bay. BCH. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brokers 675-6700 UBl,75l·~41 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SPJRlTUALREADER per need apply. Call v 1 l I a~ e Ad I ts SJijS S3i5 Yt'IY &IS.1878 Bach, 1&2 BR. Storage garage for rent. 1-l\Jo. free rent; ideal of. Dr' wants S30M second on f'uijy Licensed 638 " 5403 for appl. &IO-lli44&5-'8·l8i3 'pectacular Lido Isle fromSl95. SeeMgr19S9MapleAve, fice for attorney, C:c;>CKTAILS home ValueS70+ First 312N.£1CamlnoR.eal APTHOUSE ba}·front apls. 3 ... •rms 2 Adults. No Pets Apt5. C. M. architect or accountant. S60,000. monl.hly S20M 491·174!1 S92an9034Clemente. For appt; .... EWPORT• le b h 1 d"" cd 1561 Mesa Dr. -----90<'4 Cocktails. asking 4 · 492-9136 " 'Hewport od 3169 .ati.,new yd ecorat,,. (SBlksEastofNewporl Balboa Island . 2 car f~~pocureplu~pkg. $335,000orsubmlt ue1,Mort~s.Trust Tiredof .. BoobTubes?" Asst. Mgr·MAINT·- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~a~ted s!'o.s~;ri· Call Blvd.) gara~e+storage.'65 mo, . oast wy .. 751·3741 Dffds 5035 Date·Party·TakeTrips ENANCE. Couple, full WF.STC.:LlfF 2 l.11 . adult!. or appt, -S46·9800 yrly lse. 548·4!170 • Laguna Beach. 494·'1551 ---••••••••••••••••••••••• Diamond Girls. lime. Salary open. E1Cp. 11u pet:-S260 mu lnq. Waterfront 1 blk froml----------1 ;:igt. LAUNDROMAT LOANS gor GuysUso only. No children/ pels. liOO Wt!~tchH t>r ,\pl. 111 beach 3 br. 2 ba duplex. Rooms 4000 8 1 81 Isl, "'2 blk tohbay, for Work Shop for rent. $75 Gross $6000. mo. , /O 644·2611 or494·1268 L~ yd. Perfect for sm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• >01tl, storaite s elves, & Costa Mesa. Call aft 5: Outstanding trouble free EVE FOTO DATE r:im1ly. :\lust see lo ap· At tr a rt Ive Rm f"' r ~ra~o;. ~ 673·4668 631·3897. loc. 32 Washers. 12 AllO Znd TD Loons 834·0234, 834·1552. Artlsl·Ftee Lance v FairestTermsslncel9'l9 For il lus tration of predate $450. 'trly lse. emplqyed persop. s min NEWPORT BEACll ---------dryers Xlnt parki'ng. 2pm.Spm. 646-9711 lobch.960-3531.HB. lBLOCK.TOOCEAN HEWPORTIEACH Owner moving out of Scrttt~Mt9.Co. ___ .:_..__:. ____ i chlld r en/teenager & II Good 642·2 I 7 I 545-0611 KARE..a•5 stories, send resume & 38 44 Irvine 38441,....'-384A _S.15.646·578R67:J.4~_2_ 2o·x48' ground fir. At· area must sc ! * 1""111 * 2 ·4"x5" pen & ink ,, Im mac 1 lll'.,., '(l(!S Vrl> l!'e $.:!i !I ,,,._ ti73 0017 .... ., tractive space fully lerms.Agt.837-4200 OUTCALL .. ASSACE I R d' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Offlc• Rental 4400 crpt'd. PhoneS48·8464 1---.....:;; _____ -1 We Buy 2nd Trust Deeds . ... samp es to: ea ini: -••••••••••••••••••••••• Candv&GiftShop Cashlmmed!645·1260 6P!l1·2AM 838·1780 Development, 15562 • 1--- One place inWooabri~ that isn't sold out. Woodhrtdf;C l,mcs Apartment'I m.iy be the best-kept "'<'rrrl 111 lh1 .. -.cason" residential be&t seller, the VillJgc of Woodlirtd)o;e. And tilts ru~tic apartment comm~i1ly ,.,n't easy to Ket lo right now. either, with ;all th~ v1lla~c <'onslruction going on. Uut these nne·. two-, and three-bedroom units, designed like eJrly Caltfurn1a bun.~a~ows. :uc well worth the effort. There .ire cozy bu1ll·ms. Fireplaces. Patios and 1-alconics. Lol11 and lots of style. Plus all the wide-open v1lla~c recreation .ind other ~oodness of Orange County's most exciting new place to live. follow uur n1Jp. With determination. And visit soon. Bt!fore we're all taken. too, W()odbrtdge Pmes Apartments, US PinestOf\e. Irvin •. California (714) 552-0400 Rents from $270 Owned & manatted by The Irvine Company Leasins offi~ hours: J.S;JO wttkdays, 9~5:JO Wttk~nds f QU:ll Housing 0 Oppoctunrtie:. 1.:J" PRIME LOCATION Industrial Rental 4500 in Art Center Good root Turner Rlty lnvest. Co. Graham St. H.B. 92649 Good exposure. Easy In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• traffic, great potential NEWPORT IEACH * SHAR oN·s * i----------- oreu & e"ress. Pletlt~· of PRIME LOCATION for take·out rood. $8,000. OUTCALL MASSAGE " "" "' " Lodi D ho (rvme Paciric Financial parking. On Brookhursl Good exposure. Easy In· es ress S P Co. arranges secondary 499 · 1224 & Atlanta Ill Huntington gre11~&egress. Plentyo! In downtown Luguno real est. financing EXOTIC GIRLS Beach Approximatelv parking. On Brookhurst Bch. Top or the lin Perhaps we can help :i~· g;A~~~~~:S~':j t~~~~t~~~r~~?~~fe~~ ~e;~~,~~:;~h~~~~~u~t ....;y_ou_. 640-8 __ 29_2_· __ _ ca 11 :\1 r . p 1 um mer. 800 sq. rt. o~ ground noor potential for work1n Private party seeks 2nd 963-6707 space. Signing. S325/mo. owner. $10.000 TD or SS0.000. Secured by ----------1 Call Mr Plummer. Lido Waterfront. Writr 963·6761. /~UMBINEA-> II 7 6 7 . D a i I y P 11 o t , WESTCLIFF BLDG NEWPORT BCACH Massage & Modeling Outcalt Only S42·3169 P.O.BOXES ASSEMBLERS Min 6 mo·s exper. in any ol the follo"'ing: PC Aa· bembly, Harness, Con- nector or Solder. Color code nol rcq'd . Excellent co. benefits includes l wks vacation after 6 mo's. 11 Paid holidays. group Insurance starts ' day or hire & m a ny, '1r .,, \A.•• I .. ,. f •+•• •"1 •• •f" &.,, Storage 4550 ".!Y.-1UiHOc11'Ta::s P.O.Boic 1500, Cnsl11 I 510 s. Coe•f Hwy. Mesa, Ca· U2G26 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~-----• more. Apply Personnel For Rent 631-<>127 Storage garage E·side. ~!keel! 4'4·9421 Announcements/ Personal a/ lost& FoUnd C.M. 121'12x28. SSS IO'xl2' door. 642·6243 Rentals Wonted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SAN CLEMENTE• Gin & cards $15. Burgers & Ice cream on Del Mar S'Z2, • •••••••••••••••••••••• lt..nnouncefMf'lt• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Artist needs studio. Burgera&beer l(ttrage, or 11m. Industrial on beach $24, SCRAM-LETS ----------•s pace. 67!i·9368 o r Polters andsculp· Lall Mr Hownrd 64 5. 6101 •1 MO FREE RENT• 960·2456 turc $25, ANSW' £RS 1·2·3 Rm. ornces from ---------Crushed and cubed $125 per mo. Adj . l:~emale w /ref. wants ice 134,IJSO. Mole11t -Depose Alrporter Hotel. No lease room & home privilegl!s. •BERTHA HEN RY lnh\ld -NoUce req. 833·3223 Til noon Sl.00 mo. Near Harbor/ REALTORS 492·4l2l Siphon -llea\ten __ __, Cisler.645·7920 P~. 215 Del Mar,SnnClem. SEE the INOtANS ''THE EXPERJ~NCE" Adult motel. Closed circuit TV. 1-·or Reserva· lions. 5'18·97SS 'Shake" Yourself Thin Wilh our unique Minutes a Day.pounds aw41y "Perlormanee Program" 549.4955 •PALM RE.ADl!R * Past, present le ruture. Uc 213/694-13501197,9272 DOCUMENTOR DIVISION Mdt~11&ograph ' Mu)Ugroph 2921 S. Daimler S.AHTAAHA Equal Oppor Employer Associate Rep 18 OROVl!R HO lXPER. HEC 60• PER S~ FT • .. d .. w t th 1617 WESTCL FF.NB MltceUCllMOUs ''· ,. run.. en . e wrong Rtfltal 4650 way down ti one•W41Y AGT. 5'11·5032 1 COROMA DEL MAR street and wu!I pulled ---------1••••••••••••••••••••••• Glr d If . l 0 DELUXE OFFICES Contractors yard. lge lot l & ecoratlve ac· over by ll cup. "l>ldn•t you re new o range Comml •. Ind.all ·p~ce-. w/st.orage shed. 175. mo. ceMOrkie.a shoppe. Ready you see tho arrows?" the ~llMRf It ~Ul~e8my':~'~~~Uco0nn·. .. .. .., ,_ to ma e money. S6.000 + cop asked. ·'Nope." uld ......i-200to2000 sq. ft. As low 642·1334or 642-7430 ,,.. Inventory. Open house thedtunk."ldidn't evcn '"-" recently discharged ' M 30" t!Q. n. L&J? Niguel & '-tineu Sal. & Sun. \•5 P.M. 2711 SEE the INDIANS. •••••••••••••,. ......... from the service or for Mission VleJo areas. ~ 5005 E.CoastHwy. -Sc8'oclltlr any rensoo seekin1 tem· 1,!andy to S. D. Frwy. -........ ,_ ... r IA y •HACH Personal Shopping fMlnctioft 7005 ponry or carHr employ CaJI 831·1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ftEALTY 675-lOOO Call bl;T 10·30 am ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• mcnt, C'onsltler lhl5 uni Worklnjt pi.rlner wanted 5514432 ---------•I que op.,or. You can corn CDM 350 to 1020 ~q. rt. ror well established Nov·l~~~~~~~~ILost • llcMMd 5300 II A IARTIHDER A/C, newly decorated. elty Sl"n Business. Full-Part tlm Pi' l B "' ••••••••••• ••••• ••• •••• "' e ,,as ers, rkr'.673-4120 548·8300aftytime. AFFILIATE LOST BLACK <DARK .Be rea~y to work as a Star-4550 Sforw 4550 SECOND 0 n N ) & w H r T E pro(~111onal b11rlrndl·r In Based 00 your produc ~ -.,. "'"" "t AL o C 0 c K ... R l week. free job place· t I v it y , co m m , + ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••0 ••••••• INCOMEI ~f ... X, 'M SS "' ment as111st11nc:e. lncenUve1 & extra profit Pt ot full time mnnaae· r · 1 ING FROM American Bartenders shoring bonus. The ment. buit. of your own GARDEN GROVE OC1' ScboQI Women & Men w Dre No exper rt'!. comvtetc ~ovE~rrEiirK• N,S{f l HM ~.;}71tJ!.~t. SA looking ror inay be Ured training + xlnt Income. 5!M4003. .,,.... '"" of '1Plna, toldlna papers. Investment <secured) warchouaq Job:s & work· CoJI .collect Mr. Ames LOST: Killtn 3 mo old, Ina tor 11 lfmlted income. (213) G<IS-4625 blac.k fem. w/rcd c91lnr, Jolli Wiliilted. 7075 Work w/younrt IM!OPle. ~~~~~~~~~~! Sanllaao Avo, San Clem. ••••••e<t.••••••••••••••• Rapid advancement JCECREAM PARLOR •198·186'7 aflG l4al Secy. eicper. Corp poe!iblc. Jr you're 18 or 1---....,;...;;_ ____ , Estate Plan. OwM ~ over & woold be avail. to SM~JOllfR~ClllSJF. LOST: OermanSheppup. wof'd·procuu n1ec11. 11turl work 1mm td. oull, jhopp~un1c• l o .. 0 ma or py. 11•3. Sprinitdulrt Ed• ss.oo tlr. Avail JtAM· b4.-tw119Am & 31>n1 • n ,«n er. wn·r. ln1er H. ll. Rawacd. 4l'M. f'a. hion hi. Airport &40-5563 alt 6/wkod!I 89a·l039 areas. 640·01 to •v• S 196 PER WEEK ... , r -- CJ. DAil. y ~IL.OT Sund.ay, NOV9mti.f7, 1979 Add It... Build it... Diaper IL.Hammer it ... Can>et SERVICE IL.Cement it ..• Wlre it ... Hoe IL.Clean it...Mov~ IL.Press it ... Pa1nt tt ... Nall lt ... Plaster lt ... Fix it ... DIRECTORY ~~.~~~~~ ...... ~c:'r.:-!~ ............. ~~!.~~~~ ........ :.~!'!:? ............. ~~~ ................ ~~'!!!'!! ........... ~~~~~~~, ...... !:~~~':? ................ ~ ............ .. APPUANCEREPAIR Finl.ah Carpentry. P11rwl· ~eCareCar~lCleaners Sh1td<"s or Gn:i:n Yard YOUUAVEITREADY ALl,PllAS~ P'.mtYowCa1He Pl.UMB l::J.t lt\1p:tl1·. "" SlO-Scr vlceCall ang,doors,cub11,etr Cull :Steam cleimor i.hampoo Care. RoyJI st'rvlce, l'~L JiAULITAWAV Sprlnkh'r~.turf,plans, Avrct:xlr1Sty$34~ ASPHALTREPAIRS µlpe , ln:.~ell11tion (11i)~~-2422 VlnceLenh1>ff 536·&415 AlsoUpbol•tery-Allwork downto"E1trlh"prlc'·~! TlM~·G.300 etc.Sttlh:hc28397<l a.Sly$4&$/lnlJ'SUrm _,f' 11t•rv1cu <. Gldlc.>. guur. Re/111 MC, fr ut 640-~ Cull l\litchl'll $45·1588 Pri,. •t Incl mtr'l/lll""r """'--.\ fA.2·9315 lalt...Jtfl-custom C8rl)\·ntry & rt: Ht<as Kates &fS.3716 U-·-I -.I ~ "" ~' ~1 -----r-··'lll -----• • ~ece ... n9 M Guar,in:srd, frooellt. _.l fl ••••••••••••••••••••••• p111r. \Ju11hty work by a • Cabellero & Son111. ~xpr ••••••••••••••••••••••• °'CMWY T-·•.....,""""' u:., 013 , ·~ 00 "9 ' BABYSlTTJNC.Myhorne dedicated crahsman llOUO\YSP£CIAL gardener t<'r ellts r ·w R"" L , E N ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,_,.,"""ur ....... · " ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• . II Id st:~m oo Or Steam bl . • . ant-a ~A l.YCL ;\ L'< Col16ll 2'"40 I M_ com" • Lake Forest. ,.ny shift. spec1a zing 1n o er ,.1• .. R 11 11 asona e. 641H6S4 art HOUSE? Cllll C•n'1ham r1replac:es·Plaoters Pillntlng. Int/Ext. I.le • ,., t-Pa r1 '" .. 1• 768-3508 bld&s & comm. 673·50l2 " · • ms, u or 4pm. Girl Fr Unck Concrete Pauo •254931. Ref. Free esl. Or1tnJ:t' Co. Ai.phull <;o Shingles. 1 n11pcct ion~· ---------_....;;.,. ________ , b:ith SIS.BS. Ml·J.547 & · eee51.S.64S·5123 Block Wulls BBQ Pila Wock gaur. Won't be un· lnsrd/Uc'cl Lo price:." Ir C11re ror AJter Schoolers. Remodeling Our special· ~17·1396 t-;xpr Jttpanese gardener. Housecleanme By ANN Rd Ests 646-04&.l d"'•bld Aft Spm .......... u..., -est. 830·5020 & or S4~ $ll30 Mortett or Peterson. fy , r epairs resad/ Compl maintenance & Experiencedw/refs. ' "' · · .._.,.,.,, ftlanol.OrcJon ----- SlS/wk. 003.2507 comm'I All work gu11r •CARPET SA \'~HS • rle~nup, tr est/reas Har 493-0680 after 5pm 1')-ee est. Slumpstone, tile, •CUSTOM PAINTINC • Tunift9••••••••••••••• Tele•i1ion R~r Palumbo Const. 9112-8314, llydro 11team clt<<1n 'g. ~1·1937 bl()('kwalhi, brirk, phm HI Q tJ Al IT y -1 0 •ORGAN TUNING • •••••••u••••••••o•••• lusifteu Ser•k• 24 hrs. 2.s'k aavingson all Cllrpet llou11ecleanlng & Buildtnt; ttm;. Quality work al re· RA'1:ES • Alhm·C~>nn·Rodgers CANOPY'\'~ ~;vc CO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c I e 11 n In & • Jo' r es ls . WEED1NG-CLl£ANUPS •1alriLertunce. Ver" as 11rices. Dob 7S0-93S4, 0 "'" 30 l Lt> t S rvke BOOKKEEplNG LOU'S llOMJ:: HEP AIRS. """'•""7 Co I •t " a ., Call Bruce Mt>-0720ev~s Newport rguns .,...,.is s ~11 ~ ll """"""'" • mp ele" amtenonCP reasonable. S59·1532 000.:l:JS3 ul fi'elr Pnces !ltlO JG.1:1 All h bookk I • 30 Yr exp. Curpenlry, Free est 642 9907 ----GUARANTE•O p · t .. a .. ....._/Repafr " ases eep n ... Cabnt plumbing & ~lee Cemetd/Concr•te · l "' 11'" • ri •l"CT T Ser i a.tatements, payroll. etc ... 1 . .,,.,;,. ·•••••••••••••••••••••••Japanese . d Xlnt housecleaning by Mo• "t Ing. tulr & Extr. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,... "ce 4 yrs. exper. w/ CPA 's~ oN ......... var ener. day.Owntr1msport.lion. ••••••••••••••••••••••• est,expertwork.642·0~S PATCH PLASTERJNv ••••••••••••••••••••••• L&/1omall accts.962·8290 C t S I Contra ct or. Cus t om Complete ma Int, fre S2Sday. S43462S MOVING! Let 2 Expr'd * •ALLTYPES• • Rt'nrnvals. tri in man); • ...,. tr• ce work: color. aggregate. est. 83!>-6333 after 7 pm. Prof . al men move you. Reason&· INTERJOR/EXTERfOR "'---"'~t ~O·tl82S pn1runs. free est Llc'd larr & As1ocJates ••••••••••••••••••••••• also concrete cutting. All . ession carpel clean· ble, Refs. MS·8S83 Accow;Ucal ce1l'gs 2S yrs n =""' -r'utty u\ ured. &\2·262-1 BuslnessServices . ampoo & steam clean· work guar. L1 c'd , Ron'sLaw11Senlc• 111:f, alsp f\por care & . . exper .S94·f.308aitSPM VERVNEATPATCll Monthly Statements mg. Color bnghli:mers; bonded, insured 492·3728 & YARD CLEANUP w1nd0w care. Dutc h F'riendJy Moving Co. Efrl· JOBS&. TEXTUH E Tree Pruning for 1'\am .. 1 T P . 11 wht carpts JO min , Callforest.557·6709 Maintenance Service dent, friendly service. PalnUne. lnt/Exl. Reas. L,..,.,.,,._t 8.'13 M39 tton & Beitul)' Maln-ncome ax . ayro bleach. Clean liv rm, din LE01'1TE ( ONCRETE S37 1508 L d d bl Fr '•~...., h 11 •Tax Planrung• rm & hull $15. Avg rm STAMPING . Cob. GC'Mt"al SerYlcH . 8A~:::t poss rat es C~~JnayaG4~'96s ee est. Plant Ir ftetCore --~;l~~~~t~ewl:u n ~· 124 Broadway CM S7.SO,couchS10,chair S5. blestone, brick & tale ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pats Janitorial Service. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---- 642·0Sl 1 Guar eU m pet odor. Crpt patios, etc 640·4349 Personal Shopping You dirty em, we clean Polnti1MJ/ftaperln9 Patio1 SA 1 NT ·s p rot. Pet & Tloltori•UJ · JS o Call bef 10:30 am em. 968·9714 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'lanl Cure sv~.1·n hom"' ••••••• ••• •• •••••• ••••• s E c RETA Ry. Ex . re1>a1r. yrs ex pr. o Contractor .-.. ., " pe rl c n c ed. seeks work mys e If. Refs ••••••••••••••••••••••. 551-4432. Janitorial Painl·Repair-35 yrs in Jay's custom Patio, re· Pet transp.+ pet board· Tutor Servlce. S t a 11.' Faslllonls. vicinity only 531·0101. LEEl\1 Ji\ltV.tS GradincJ •••••••••••••••••••••••urea, workmanship modeUng.Callanylime. ing:wsuvall.Frorn$2.50. Teacher's certificate. 10 .conce n tr~.~e 00 carpet M;inwlllluyyours Addlt1ons &Remodeling •••••••••••••••••••••••Complete j anitori al ~~~~:r~~7~aol.of my S30-67fl6 _Lic.M.ll.S.IU7·86S8 ~~39noun & 4 PM . r~~irst·~~d SALES or mane Hepuirs & 9tl2-SS73 Lic 3178Sti Skiploader. dump truck, services; Com,m /Res. fltumblncj --------- sates. llas 0~~r~g~~ cleaning too! Guar work Gcrdenl-~aullng, tree . wk, grad· Laguna Floor Ca re PF.TERS PAINTING See what's under our ••••••••••••••••••••••• Window CleCMilMJ d h · alb1"Ker~av1ng1:1 Frest .. ., 1ng, demohtaon,etc:. 497·3727 Expr'dreas.rates.free DAlLYPILOT IO <;lo o(fv./ad.Plumblng,•••••••••••••••••.•••••• wot mac tnetoturnout 1>153&16 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7Sl·3930 est.Cal1Gene5S2-04S8 CJIRISTMASTREE wtr S\S leaks butbrm Clear V1l'w W111iluw volume. 11·4 PM. s days. Exprd Hawhan gardener. lancbcapincJ . th -"'cl. Re~s. 832·2'68 Washfog & llousecleon S8.hr.640-0110eves ARACE SALE <ids In Yd cle11 nups, tramm111g. Haulin9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exprt Painting & Paper· o!s'im~~~~r:n.m e "'" ing . Quality work . theDa1lyPilol bnnghap· prunani;. Ll Jlo.ul 'g ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expr'd Landscapers . 1ng Custom work + Plumbing & lleating !?Ull ranteect . i;1:i.si:so Classified Ads sell big py results. To place your 64S·W87 Hauling/movitlg, cle11nup Sprinklers: Install & 1 C· malenals, 2S yrs exper, For info call our itepaar. No Job too sm~all ! eves & wknd!>. items, small Items or drawing card, phone S7.up. Treework. Reas. pair. Concrete & brick referencei.. Richard. CbnstmasAd·Vlser Qill: Daver1port151.9677 1--~----- u_n_y_l_te_m_. 64_· _2_·S6_78_. ___ ~..:.642.:.:...·S6:.::..:.7.:.8.:.tod:.:..:a~y.:.. ----l Classified Ads 642·S67 fast, free esl842-4597 work. 645·7978 Malone 960·3361 642·~78 Want ad results 1)42·5671 HelpW•ted 710oHelpWw.ted 7IOQHelpWuted 7100HefpWanted 7 I OOtt.apW•ted 7100.W,WHted 7IOOHelpWwthd 7100HetpW•h4 7100HefpWanhd 7100 ···················~··· .................................................................... ··•················•··· ·····················~· .............................................. ··~···················· BA~l\ING Carpet Clean..-DRIVER FIELD SERVICE HOSTESS Insurance Heat Estate ASSIST ANT IOOKKEEPER 6-10·2700 blwn 8· 30·5 30 COOKS pa rt ti 11) e for sch I REPR"'SENT ... TIVE Must be 21. Apply betwn Fiie TO CONTROLLER chldrn, musl be ovr 2S 5' A 2 & 5 · BO b Burns Clerk BROKER Fur small o~ange Co Bankcxper. only. Cashier, Cafeten:.i help. 2 The Jo 11 y Roger Lave nrHB urec.. No spec Westsnll Corp. has Im· Restaurant, 37 Fashion Expanding ins. agency electronic manuf. co. ~~~,:~~t~~?o~~y1~~~kn po~ilions One tiam-2pm RestauronL is accepting licreqdSU-3325. ~:~~avt~~!nc;;~1~0~a~ _1_.s_land __ ._N_B_ .• _____ seeking Cast·nccurate· Mu:1l be ram1har w/s1m· 833·3700 k: O.E. ts~~l ~~to4n9;~;;· 9;~11 applications for Exper'd DRIVERS WANTEO craftsman w/at least 3 HOSTESS between 21 30 dependable person. SERVICES pie consohdated statt'· Fry Cooks. Xlnt fringe yrs exper. in all phases desired to work on om.· or Gaod ftay ments: forecasting: SEC CHILD CA.RE benefits & hours. Apply EarnS200wk. Must have of boat carpentry , the WOHLD'S MOST All company bencrits, 2 Need a professlunlll who reporting; corpui·aLion BEAUTY STYLIST in person. 22873 Lake re 1iab 1 e v e h i~ 1 e · plumbing & electrical. 8 EA UT I f' UL AND weeks vocation. paid bas owned or managed C~=i.~f.~:~r~~· n:.~~: l.~~ Must do halest trends in ~la~~:~d ~~~ec~~~~om& Forest Drive, El Toro. ~;;;:.e~g~ty 01~ :e:s~~~ There will be 1¥>nsidera· LUXURIOUS YACHTS. hol id ll y 8, comp au y large .residential res alt! Vally Pilot. PO Dox lStiO. natural sl)'lins. 8:J7·42W, wknds. Have car or hvc The Plant Pusher, 524 w. ble traveling from our Charters are in the ~miered health plan. office with a succe:ssful Co:.t<1Mosa,Callf.!l2626 837·8779. rlose lo l'sL Hwy &COUNTER HELP, at l9lhSl.CostaMesa plant to our walerslde French Riviera, Greek ALL DAILY FOR background or recruit L' 10 E 1 )t;irguerate, C<l)I Carol Kuslers. Cleaners, 1534 showroom where you Islands and the Carib-APPT. ing, traanlng nnd manOI?· "'qua ppor mpoyer BOATBUILDER tiiJ·J91o. Newport Bh•d . CM Drug .S.a l eslady . w11ldowarrantywork& bean areas. Must have 549·8161 ingpeople.Muslbcablc Small cslm yard needs >IS-4l!4J CosmeUc:aar., mature ex· boat show preparation, SUPER APPEARANCEj;;;;;;;;;;iiiiijiiiiiii;;iiiiiii;;j to communrcale with ASSISTANT all types or cxpr'd boat CLASS0Fl!J74i per onJy need apply. Call Ms. McDonald, and love lravel, water OFFICE broker/owners. MANAGERS bwlderi.&loolers. ~eeded for Europdn as· COUNTER HELP Downtown Hntg Bch. 549-9711 ext 47 for more and adventure. No ex· YourquaHficatians Excellent salary, ex- P·SQU,\ RED BOATS s1gnments in the U.S . Musl be neat, clean In 536-2101 informa'tion. perience nee., will traln. penscs, cor allowance, Over 21. S day week. S-1 1·2873 Army. Tr:l\cl, educa-appearance & willing Lo 7S9-0779forappt. Canlondthat medical /d e ntal In · ~al:iry SGOO +. Adult ---tlonal opportu111L11:s. Up work w/people. Apply an ELECTRONIC · speclalpo1ltion surance Dynnmit• l'Omple'C. ;>;o pets. Phone Boat ;\lanufacturer lo S2500 cush bonus paid person betwe~n !1-llom TECHNICIAN FOOD SERVICE HOSTlSS Unique opportunities growth poLenl1aJ with u, lur :ippt bel"A~en !lam & SAILBOAT MAHUF. lo qualified e11h:.lecs. or 2--lpm. Background digital & All uround helper. mini Mon tl\ru Fri 11·~. Apply Available For: solid bao;ed firm, na 1 ~pr~ Newport \·111age Accl'pl1ni: C :i I I yo u r A r m ) Taco Bell an a I 0 g cir cu i l r y . restaurant at new local Del Taco, 25252 La Paz Tr.tfic Cl•rk tional in sc:oJ)t!. ~I~~~. 635 Baker, Co:. ta Applli:allons .!-'or: rt~rwler 69S S. C:.t Hwy. Lag Bell Diversiiied work loull in exec. athletic club. Mon· _Rd_._L_a_g_u_n_a_H_l_ll_s_. ___ , Good oppor. for someone ti''or 1 ('O n ( i ctde n ti a I in 557.0075 •Cabinet Assemblers JS25 .Me~a Verde E. design & testing or in· Fri. approx 10:30·2:30. w/l yr ex per. handling crv cw sen re~ume to •Finlihline CostaMesa 540.1026 COUNTERHELP s trumentation . Ad · C81lforappl.SS7·6232. HOUSEKEEPERS freight rales, tariffs & P.O. Box 1W75, Sant.• ---------1 C t Full & P/tlme. Apply Del vonced Kinetics. Inc. Ii WAITRESSES tracing shipments. Xlnt Ana, 92702. •&tqine°';::tr;,,~;:s Clcrip~~duction Clerk Taco. 25~f La Paz Rd, 1231 Victoria St., C.M. Appl :.R~l~~~~urch's ~~~~i~. ~~?t~eres?cfe~~ co. benefits. 1~~~~~~~~~1· BOATEXl'I:;R.PHEf"O Good with math & de· Laguna Hils. 6'1G·i\6S.E.O.E. Restaurant, 2698 carecenter.631·3SSS. Se<y/Bookkeeper BUT WILL· TAKE AP· tails, ~urk in ma11uf11c· COUPLES P/t work at EMPLOYMENT NewportBlvd,C.M. •---------Typing 6S+ Slal. Salury Respiratory f'LI CATI ONS FOR tunng area home. $200 mo/up. Box COUNSELOR ----------•Housekeeper, mature $750+. TheropyTech TRAINEES AUlO StenoCJrapher 303, ~11dway City CA For our growing agcy General Offic• l»dy li ve-an, own transp. Certified or Reg1strv I . o:~I:g~~h GOO D PAY, XI.NT He.i\•y t''Pln" ror small 92655 Previous business exp. Permanent part·time. 847·7252 IA.I~~ eligible w /cxper. l\Ju:.t llENEFIATe.PLY office. Expc;aenc:e pre· _D_E_L_I_A_S_S_J_S_T_"_N_T-.1 pref.&motivated. Multi l\lilllon Dollar . . IYI~ be able to do arterinl • On o part-time basis for .-f ed A I '' SARRA BERK AGENCY corp staffing new ore In Housekeeping, hle. After· blood gases. 11 ·7 Shift., amaturewoman.Would ERICSONYACHTS 3e{; 1735:Plr:::~;;~~~~ ~pe•l~~~e~~'!;:pop~lla~ 18952MacArthur,lrv. Irv .an~. Need en· noons. Top pay. N.B. ~Y'lll\0.\\A~SOCIAl(S Contecl Betty Amoroso, OpenJng In Our IOY'S SECTION you enjoy St'rv1cing our 1931 oeereAve,S.A Irvine. (!"r Redhill & C~l. · • 833-2892 thustasLlc. positive area.644-6596. ftersonn•IA~nc:y 6422734.CostaMemorrnl youngt<r customers with ;\lari\rthur> 540.8:;ro. minded people to in· Housekeeper & Various 3723 Birch St. N.B. Hospital. 1he1r v11raous filling & BOOKKEEPER DEL TACO Lruduce inexpensive na-Dul.Jct. Afternoon shirt. 557·0045 !lazing nt't.od!!? Reply to Act.1s pu} able & recelva Clerk, f /ti m l', muturc Needs Kitchen Help ENGINEER tionally known products Also, kitchen & dining 100% Employer R ES p 1 R i\ T 0 R y Classifit<d ad no. 728, c10 ble. lnvot\'c :iuditing. male or fcm;ile. Liquor P/time positions avull. from our ofc. Free park· rm help in guesl home. Retained THEHAPIST Must work. CD~~~ fi1e1~;.~ :S~615tio. C:OO(J l .. tr~·l·r upenin~ a Store. 1525 Me:.<1 Verde Day help. s2.so hr Manufactur1·n§ Ing & other· be~ems. 646-0716. 1----------1 all shifts. Apply at San yuuo~ gruwms:: 1:omp.my lJnveEasl.C.M 631 .1831 1720 Superior pleasant surroundtngs & ---------1----------Cl C 1 ---------•tor h<1rdwurk1ng self ----r For productiondeveop. rel..xedalmosphere.·NoHousekeeperfor2adults.PA.RTS Man.,expe(d. emente .ener a A--ut_o_m_cx_1\-.e------1 :-.tarter. :\I on thru Fri.. CLERK _A_\_•e_._c_~_r ______ , ment. of s mall elearo· exper nee. & no selling Good plain cook. 2W1ll1,~~Clo traHm maNrBme. ~:i~ptyalDepRl~:~~l~~~ry 8-~P)I Start re.is. Write Full tame, min I )r ore DL' .. 'TAL ASSISTANT·At mechankol assemblt@s. involved. Xlnt oppor. for 846-0973 I .:.4.;.;3:.:l~·-"'·:....:..o:.:o:.:s.:.t...:...W..::Y~·:.....:.:..·-1--.....:...:..-....0..-----!"ew Detail Shop needs -j .. • d "", d c 11 •· Bill :\\aack. 17622 expe_r, Ov req • least 1 yr exper. Ex· Exper. in documenta· a vancement. a . RESTA.URAHT help Armstrong Ave • Jrvtne. st.dllSllC»I typ1na & ap. panded duties. X-ray. tion, production line 833·8095 Timelife Housewives or shut·ins. PIXAnswer.S..-v. Top wages paid Enj!me 92714 t1tude of la g. & ParL·time. Calf Dr. troubleshooting & cost Labrarics,lnc.EqualOp· male or female, phone P/t1me shirts w/so'!1e ASSIST.MGR Steamers. eng parnters,1 __________ , knowledf,le !'f 1~ key. Weiner.847.8501. r eduction . Degreed por EmployerM/F from your home. SJ hr. wknds. Paid while tram· 3Nights &Sun,needfood bu!Cers & polishers, up· BOOKS 8arn Spm. (1row1ng co engineerpref'd. a...;.. __ ..;._ __ . ____ 67S.1196or831·36.s6. ing. EOE.8J3..3J3.1.. -service exper. Growing holstery :.hampo1>ers. Stud•nh w xlnt co ~nef1Ls. Call DENTAL ASST. some ST COSWITCH 1uc GEN'L FACTORY HOUSEWl~VES co w/oppor for advunce-check out. pitk-up & d1" &l-HJOO.ext 270. front office duties. ~x· A "" WORK PBXAnswer.Scr v. • ment. Call Cor appt livery Apply ut Hausewlus & 1139 Baker Costa Mesa P/ta·me Jobs, flexible hrs Or tel co ex per pref d "" ,,..., ~l> llarbo; Bl. C~t MoonllQhte..s per. Sat morning &t \\fon· 549.304 l Sporting goods company. while kids are in school. Paid ~hll~ training. Ali -""-7-.......,--2-------i 64S·l030 :\fillion lJoTlar l·orp days. Dr. Schumm. EqualOpporEmployer 7:30·4.~0.6l4Z. Apply, Del Taco, 25252 shifts incl wknds. EOE. RETAIL SALES F/lim1• Aulo Parts Toyota, Vol vo l>ealer in M~s1on V1ej1>, Meds quullhed .eart:. counter mun. C111l ft>rr) 831~ ·------- ncC'ds mrn & women or CLERK TYPIST &'7·350l GLAZER La Pa& Rd, Lag. Hills. Coll bctwn 9am &. 4pm, retail salesperson want· any a l(e "ho enjoy Part·Tlme DENTAL/ASSIST Mon·iol-i,640·1110. ed for rapidly growing :ipeaking w/others & who It you're interested in CHAIRSJOE. Expr only 1----------1 /\II around (or general ---------• PEOPLE PERSON s~alty game s.\or<1~. are bored withe average k t d ESCROW service shop in Orange INSPECTORS . Must be serious minded, parl·hme wor a our 2 ays, 1 eve per wk. Coun'"· Paid Vacation, Exec needs p/L1me as lf . & rt ninorLhemllljobi.. hi I & "' . · se motavallng ex1· w oesaenursery can P /tlme. Huntington SECRETARY Medical Plan, steady soc.anwhslesuppl).'..Ful· ble. Apply in person. type 50 wpm .• hie, use llarbor. 846-0617 employment. 536.6561 R _1 • /M hi \y capltaliied 613-0!223 Cb & G u 1. t Avon ""llml( .you now •• No octu;,I i.rl ll11~ in· calcul11tor & 10 key by . * ec,...v..., ec . . ess ames n 1m1 it:.arn Chnstmu s faM volved & no ~ettm11 ap-touch. please r3 1l Dental Pedodonhc Lab Immediate opening for Governess/Lite hskpr fo 2 Yrs recent ex per. in ed. 2700 W. Coast Hwy, Call Immediately c;inn> point men~ Work w/one 644·3 319 Trainee. X·ray Lie. pre· stable individual w/mln home In Dover Shores Co sheel metal, plastic & PHONE SALES .Newport Beach. ~>-1980 uf the m06t fl<lpular & !ham 'tal noon C'cl Non smoker. Some s yrs experience in field 2 1 1 11 •. 14 XI machine parts. So me PC ----------1 ,.uccessful 111 1xlucts on chairside & clerical. related to escrow or loan gr s. ages "' ' n exper.desircd. ----------it the market today An In THE IRVINE CO 644·06ll. processing. Accurate oppty for grad studento •tn-ProcHs Phone Sales peoplo.i---------·· male or female. 16 lo GS years or age.Guaranteed wages or commissions. 250 Easl 17th. Street , Suite 0, Costa Mesa, between 5:00 & 8:30 p.m. RIVIERA PERSONNEL ALWAYS llAS THE BF.ST LOCAL JOBS! AYON HH<lldroSS To Ma. Chrbhnu M.mw 1 f',um about $40 on every $100 you sell a!I l\n AVON Ktpr.stnta\1ve. Sell beautiful gilts. Jewelry. cosmellce, more. I 'II show you bow. <:all ~7041orZenith1-1359 BABYSJTl'ER who can love 9 month old. ~bture, reliable, my home 2~ days a week, Weatml n ster I Bola a Chica. 802·0SM. ~xpensa·\·e pr-'ll"t wtao·~ S50 Newport Ctr Dr ----------• 1 ui ed C 11 former schl teacher. Ap , ~ame 111 11 ''ho~srhold Newport ueucl\ DENTAL !~~cf~e!~~e~: · a or plicant m ust have ge Min 1 yr exper. in in· word Lhruout the world. Equal Oppor Employer Orthodontic chairside as· nu In e i nte rest l process or all electronic Wurk In a yuuthful. ---------srst. Exper. prcf'd. Costa 644-3389 children,enjoysportsac tnspcclion. Muat know Mesa. S46·5170. 9AM 'tll Noon Uvlties & have Interest i color codes, blueprints & friendly atmosph<:rl' & Collector Trainee. Musl1----------1 THE IRVIME CO. lhe arts. 4 yr degree pre schematics. have fun while yuu cam have good tele voice & DENTALASSISTANT. SS<>NewportCtrDr rerred. Must drive; ca •ftroto-Sourc• t09 pay. You re<-eive 8 type at least 50 wpm. Part Ur:ne w/prevent1on Newport Beach provided. Sbould be nell 4 Yrs exper. tn source of guaranteed. salary + ex· Small plea311nt ore. C.l\I. exper, xray lie. for a hap· Equal Oppor Employer Ible recarding wknda. all elttlronlc inspecUon. 646-4223. F;qual Opportunity Employer Temporory &Permanent 10 Yrs Rellahlllty 2082 Business CLr Dr Suite 290 lrvinE (714 f833-9410 lr!!mely liberal c~m· area. Contact Mr. Kane, py cheerful ore lo Hunt. Lovely p\fl rm & bath. Must know color code, mission & bonuus. Con· 645·2it>W Dch. 962·1134 Salary SSSO mo. + rm blueprint&, scltematlc.s. ::--:----:------r.~~~~~~~~~ txeats & olh.er Incentives. , --·------•---------•EXEC. SECRETARY ror board. Send resume t Will perform lnspeetion Photographer. some ex· JOIN NO"V GO LATER In t •. dvancement CO~t.PANION, remal Dental Receptionist ln ve•tment co. tn •1 s po e per In s hooting chldrn '' bil tj r bolb N k " n • eeger. · · o al subcontractors & as· · Reserve training of "Ou1 pogs1 1 es or men ovcr1i0yrs on-smo et. Experiencenec. Fashion Island. Must in"'..,lrvine.C:l.92713. •~ 1 hi h · fam etc Reply to PO " & women. Cooking, no houseclean S81·5800 have 4 yrs ex..-r., l vpe ;,.n• s ... t wt n· ouse in.spec· . . . . choice (must c1uallry l ing. Par\ Lime only. 6S-70wi>m.sh a0~9C>wpm. GUARDS Uonwhenrequirod. Box746,CM,Ca.92627. and Europe assignment No eiper. nee. You re· 67J.1S86 DISHWASHE R -Im· Apply. TMJ 3c;o San PMLVNCharg• now, enter actrve duty ceive full ~ay while be}n ---------• mdlate opening. Apply In Mlg-ue1 Dr. Suite 200, Cott• MH• Excellent co. benefits In· NURSE tater. llS diploma pr1> trolned. ou can work COOK person Muldoons Irish N.B. Permanent. Full&iparl ~}~:re 61 ;0k.~.v1~c~~~d FJllmo. Lido Conv. ferred. Cull Army mornlna or eve. hrs. On-Dellcateaaen 1tylc Pub. 202 Newport Centor t-----------1 tlrne. Phone & tra.n1p re· C 1 Recruiter: I 0 ~ b F c Dr NB 'd R ti d •le m hollda"a , g roup ln· enter. 1555 Super or 1525 ....... 11 y .. ,·dcE y J mm. y wy. rom restaurant now laking . . . q • e re w.. o e. " A N 0 "'"'" " all surroundln.i com· applicatlons In person, DISHW•SHllt fA.CTORY Call 54&-0274, ore hr110.2, 11urance star ts day ol ve, · · M6·7764. Costa Me!'11 540·102f, munitleR. You owe It t for full time cook & asst A BLUEJEAN JOOS Closed Wed. ~ hire & many more. P/Tlmc Optometric ofc. i--------- Babysllter·Teacher wants yourself to el least In -cook positions. Xlnt pay. RelJef Shift. MEN & WOMEN HAIRCUTTJ!'ro Apply Per6on(lel Nent, ou1aoing & willing mature lovlna woman lo vestigate this unusual Carn ab y St re e HOUSEKEIPIR/CHllf Assemblers/Packacers PARLOUR OOCUMEHTOR Lo learn. HB.1147·5927 KEYPUNCH all w/JO mo old baby oppor. Contact J enell Restaurant. 2531 UdoConvalescentCtr Jnspectora 2AsslatanlsNeeded Mon·Frl t0am·2pm. Refs Taulbee.833-8098. Eastbluff Dr, N.B. lSSSSuperlorAve Gen'lLite MustBeUcenaed DIVISION P/l Sales, $40-S70 wk up. OPERATOR req'd. Lag Bch. 494-2536 IOYS A.MD GlllLS COOK. experienced I Newport Beach f48.T164 g:;Jtt~~i:'a°"~~ 675.()808 Addtesaoareph ~!~·.~sd~~s·s:~~~i~tt: At tea.t l yr cxpor. BABYSJTI'tNG Mission Viejo . El To Mexican Food, 34224 OONUTMAKER,Hper. OnTbeJobTrainlnr RANl>YMAN for rep MullJgraph ft.19.7006. w/JOM. 129 r1•Qulred. College student or area. Earn your own Coast Hwy, Dana .Pt. Pattllme.Irvlne. T-...Asdcpmellts &maintenance. 2921 S. Dolmler _P_U_R_CH_AS-IN_O_C_L_E_R_K-1 'Must be able to deveJope mature lady to ba bysit money telling 1ubscrip-496-4470 Call af\. tpm. 552·1441 Apply Daily Call &44 MflO S-,to •no program cards & punch ef\ernoons/eves., week· lions after school. For i.n· • -"' 12 Mo's, 8 hr day. Apply a vurlcty of applications. 11• may sleep.over if de· formation, call a»oota COOKS, IXPIR'D DONUT MAKER • AM & K.tly SerYfces, Inc: Equal Oppor Employer at personnel ofc, Laguna Other clerlcol !uncUoiui, aln!d Calllrv 5591676 In modified diets. Also, PMSbittsil\IUUme, 18or Newport&b 833·1441 Beach U11lfied School type GO wpm. · me · IUSY·MONSMOKIMG Dishwasher needed . aver.APP,1 inperson Orange 541-9535 HOMEMAKERS Dlstr1ct,berorel1/l3/711. Callforoppointmont BABYS ITTER . Nd Off lee needs 2 Bayview Conv. Hosp, SachsesDonutShop "1llerton 8'79·9762 Now that the klds are INSTALLER Jndustrlulllelullona mature woman. s days, saleaperson1. Drop by 20M 'Iburio Ave. C.M. 2$571 Jetonlmo Rd. MV. Equal Oppor Employer .. -ck '" school, why not Dealer Installer of G.M. Quiet tJdert.y cple desire JELONIC/ 7:30lo4 pm. Exprd, refs. Kahle RI'"• 870 w. 19t.b • .:.flG.3505::_.:..;.:_·-----~-N_o--:ex:--per __ n_ettAl&l'Y ___ .__ :: lo w''ork? -....lo-..,_ approvtd 11llU'OOt. have pn'l cleo.nfng women. 2 M h 118 a.s.2774 v ·-"" "'"' .... nr more work than we con mornlnJ;S per wk. Own ::-:y--:om-:-•·--·-:-::--::--:-;..:St::·..:C:::.?.:::l .:.:M6-399'1:::.:::::.: ___ i-________ 1oomrrsbop Help, f/Ume FACTORY aembly & P ac kacl na band.le. M~hanieally 1n· trnsp. Reheq. t'la.3330 ALTAIR Bab11ltter n*ed ~ day CA.I DltlVlltS PM lhi.f\. No oxper nee. Work In an a ir cond. le J obs now &avaU. Lon« 41 c1lned man who CJ>Jo11 wk. 2:3().5:30pm, N.n. 2 M Female, age~. Appl)' carpeted erea w /FM abori term ualJnmeota. betn1 on bis own. ca.ol ________ ... L.AGUHA IUCH Bo)'I 'I It t . Salary open. eoOI' Women coo• ln Pflf'*Od. M.t. Donul, 135 ma1ic~. MUM have pa. TOP SSSSSS$$S make up to $100 por daJ, RES:UCtee Cts•-•L 171,.' ,.94 9•01 &Q.'989 Mustbe2Sorovtt I\ E.17\bSt.CostaMeu. titftce to work wtmlcro Never1\l•'MAl'tempo lnat.Alling pro•old unlts. ,.. ;arv .. ,.. • .. Av.ly In Person T .... wy mlnfatura parts under a Looking to sub-out In· Cost. MHo Offfce EqaaJ Oppor EmploJ'ff BANXJNO .... c• Dro.MAH mlerucope. Perm .• , 0 ~em'20 etallatlon to lho rtght has openings ror 2 All· HIW ACCOUMTS lWISlalerA•enuc Rellabltcook needed tor J'/Ume. n Homo Draft· warlt. Rn 7am4:30pm. ----person . Call Monda~ 3ociale1. Experfonced Cu.& f"ountaln Valley PM abllt, Alterna le lJ\c ofc, ana P\. n~ TOI» pe.y + ~ Mnent.a. (U3) 428·851' btlWll onJ )'. \.lcenaed real Bankexpw.req'd. •--C--..... -_.----..._--• wdleet1tends. 1'herape11Uc lotermedlat.e archlte<:* Gal.Hr Tool Co., l'IOJ '8. 'tsMPOllARYHELP 2-Spm, d late aale•poople. C.U Conte.ctBobCrefsbton "'_.-_..,.._ e exper.onca pre · lutal clrff\lm.an w/1ood Car1t~v•. Sent-a c:.114M455 for lntwvtew. Ask for JnlMNa\.lonaJ Banlr I041"S fernd. Pie ... c•U Ma.. knowled•• ol rul.cSeoUal Ana, • J'.qulOM*EmplWfl' MOTICI nm Ladlenf'l\)'e1'.0Wnft. 8SS-1JGO E.O.E. MlA 1 7T uper req'd. O~tL~M~~. lcmllltiunltwork•8ome1---------bow J>aJb' PllOt aa..-18110NewportBlvd CM CIANlfk4 acla tell bl1 Jtema, 1mall llAllH Of' u1 ham • .luat call ....,... Mll.1l bave owe Looi• I& -·-• ~""" lcnowled .. ta Ute at..& l'-YOU lllt!lt ad1 cliaplay their =t..~X'C:;t-~~ ~~~~· ~=-Intl~~ =:::a.-.,.':!":: .;,::-~.:.:-' .. ~~ ~;:;:ct't'0ur~: '1 Ou•rd WatuU C«p. F.quaf0pPOrtuall1 llrabt. but DOt r•q'd. ~ t~DaUJ -•.ll.ot • ._._..ad la Ille Daib' are prOGd lo uy f"Ully 2l5 Mc~orinJcll Au, ~mpf01er 5elanr ~ D•M West ~ --led.lila tllltWnt~tc.ahow l•l ruolu. Pb.one OaltaNaa. Oraftlna.~1. l'tmeto.11'7L ~ to.5Ci1. ----~----------... ------- ' . .uz. J~ .. u l ache n1nyer . ' '· HOW IS THI Tl ... fbr Job tHkera to check Uae Dally Pilol Kelp Wanted claHllk!at1". If the job )'OU WIDl ls not tbaro you m \chl coot&cser offtrin1 your 1er-vltes wit.b to ad In the ,Job W~ cate101Y. Phone 8a·5171 • • ·-~~~·~ ..... ?~~ ~.~~~.~ ..... ?!.~. ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~~.~:.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~.~·:.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~.~~ ..... !!.. 8und!y,NOYttmber7, 1916 DAILY PILOT CJI LfGAlSECRETARY .\tATURt:: LADY FOR NURSES AIDES SALES/MG MT. nl·w~--------..i~~~·~ ..... !! .. ~~.~! ....... !~.'.~ ~ ............. !!~O *Keypunch* t:xpcrit•nce<l corpor11tc SANDWICH BAH 10/\M Nc-t·dl'd ~t Jluntlnjlton :store, ml!ns/ wom~n.. SECRETARY Malteise Puppic' NwplClr. GIO Ol!OO 4PM. NO F.XP. Nt:C Vallll.Y Conv Ho~p. App. cont" m Po r i.. r Y XAS nru;~y CORP Scotsman t ee Malter. 2maJea.llwk•old.AKC *o at * ('ALL. tl<H oo'o FOll 11 111 puson . 8382 sportswcur. Position'\ lmn\l!diate opeulni for otters PLENTY OF New-used l month. $250 5Sl·2153 ID8r Or l001Ut-4G FOR I N 'I' I-~ It V I 1-: W . Newmnn /\vc 118 . uv:ul In both depts E>.· 111.-crct,1ryw/ml113yrs ol· MONEY p~us c tlll h lnstallcd.G73-1232. ----- Ttmp. frtflmi:. Mull be A FUTURE? NF. W r 0 Ii 1· II Jo~ AC II ~tween 4 PM & 5 p~1 1icr only need apply in nee cxperhmce & t1bUlty bOnuses, fringe benl·fils VORKSllJIU.: TERRlt:H able to demonuratc ~l.ijor corp nee<li1 n rcw T l':,:-;1s CLUll. 2:101 P•:r:.on K..-nncthLloytlof to work indcpc nd1mtly. to mature Individual In Beaut. Frlgld11ln: eke PUPS Chumv bloocl spud and a ccur11 c)'. guod proph· to tr:rni In t;,\!)Tl.ILUfl-', N WPT HURSES AIDES "'t!'"'llOrt, 2700 W. Co.A~\ Must be µl~a~tmt, well beach area. Regardlen rani.:t!' w1lr& ovttu bdow. Jin es. trny 3 lbs stud Somo <'Odina & lrarucrih· managem .. nl pos In a re HCU 7-3. e>.pcr µref d M rs.i _!,!_" Y N ll groomed. Type 70, sh 80 of «'Xperit'nce . write A. F small oven up. New nt'w · sci'\'ll'e 530·64~ lng expr. desired. C~ll t.111 noor. wall & pJtnl 1ech.1nll·. 1:i.r1er'd \'erdc ~onv llo:.p. t>til SALESPART-TIME &dJ<·t:t phone • l'ale. Pres .• Texas Harvest i;old. u oo . -------55H)(lijfj for oppt hu~int>SS Good nlOnl·)'. Center St c M Call 644-3319 Refinery Corp., Box 71l, 073.2545 an 5 Siiky Territt ~~~~~~~~~ i<lnt future, fanlat1lll· l\lanllt' prd'd, but not --· .. . FRI, SAT. & SUt-4. OAM ·u t NOON Fort Worth, Tex111176\0l. FREEZER, 8 cu. rt . AKC PUPS. M/F, pvt pty -m~c. 2431 W l'oa~l llwy. u o.•7 011.16 b1t11etll'I. To surt•cetl Nil .... wrse1Aldes AFTERHOOHS TH!IRVINECO. KelvinutorCht.!st.Work!i.1-"";...._ ______ _ Klt,•hen Helper, morn shift . Raleigh ll ill :. ~141,N 8.645-5707. ffil)l\t have :;mhitlHll & & Orderlies Our pro"r:lln ·~ ncxlble. 550 N~wport Ctr Dr TY $35. 644,00S5 dorttble I riah Setter t:ommon 6ense Cull fol' Mech'I Assembler Exµ<>r prd'd ll.i) vH•w )vU (·un work purl lim1• Ne wport Beach SYSTEMS Movlnf. Seurs Kenmore Puppie11, 7 wks. shot11, :ippl. Color Tilt!'. bl~ 1127 R<>q'd t,.opi•dorrn vanou:. Conv llo'IJ>, 2055 Thutlll m•ar home 111 11 m.iJvr ~ual Oppor Employer TECHNICIAN "''•h utton harve't "l>ld wormed, AKC, show 4' _________ _,Mondaybelwnlh1m!lprn 1.il'loiy runt•lrons for Ave CM.&1413505 dl'Pl store &st1tl puri.ue ,,_ 0 " pl•t S90 t o SllU LAMIMATORS ~nh11lm.aru1ct.tll'Clron1rs -----ouls id e ncta vtl1.:s -----"'ashcr,mutc.•hlngdrycr. 962s829ev .. W . I • . ~IAIDS·Apl lYPt' at)r\ltc' cot', ....... twni•(il" A•.,•I)', Demun:.tr:ue a rC\Olu SECRETARY Community cable vision J mmac. Both work ~-----esboa1 Corp .. !>a1lboat s a 13 r 1 e d L• r 1 11 .... vuu " , ,..., h b r ll m t h I ,. .. ~ N" • ., .. ,11 1 ,1 •• r 111 ~ Nursing llun.1r• cookm•· ut.:n~ll m Must be ex per .• or· comptrny serving t e eaull u y . sns pr. p plu:s whit"' • _a nu . a s immec . benefits . llc"'ul:ir "'~ ~"... "' ., " N n h/l . <!,tnNP• • '" vac11n c1es for hunt! l'ark Newpoi~no 11, ik Eni;int<cring, 11!17 W 16th RH SUPERVISOR a l>tolt' 11c.1r you. $1.50 11an1zeJ. fast accurate ewpor\ eac kl rv1nc .,..,,-w..>ll. min, 10 wk.,, AJ<C. s how lammttlulS w/al ltlast 1 N•wportOr ," 0 J St.l'\ B.1>1s:1t;32 73.30 ~h11\ Mu~t havt' ~r hr. + corn1111ssion. typlsl. Multiple duties. areas s see ng a G 0 F 'd . &q>el11u11Hty.S86-4Sl6 yr exper. We have opt:n c • ,,_ · _ ----• a cut l' h osp it a f lnlcn•1cw1n~ Tuescloy good benefits. S600. Send systems technician lo as ryer ( rig-i iure>i-..;._--:..-~----- llli!N on the regular Mon ~luintenance man WUlllt!'tll----------1 supervl!>urv cxpcr. Xlnt Nov, II. C11ll (213) 44Hl50!l resumt' to UCP. 3020 w. troubleshoot & malnt11l11 While, runs i;d, ls t $45 AKC Arghan Pups, blk thru Th11rs shift or 7A!\t purl time l\lcDunalds !llEDIC1\f, benefits. <:onlll('l Mr~. duys or (714) f.i73-S:l4tl Harvard, Santa Ana CATV trunk lines & dis-takeslt.llln·2G74 mask, sllve1•/wht & toS.30PM + apart·llme S.'l.OOhr SSG99-13. ' '1lle Doctor's Jen~en, 'usta& Mesa art1:rSl'M 9'.?7().1 trib.utlon !lystem s. FRGT DAMAGED HOT· apricot. Lovable bh1ft Fri thru Sun same --Corner" ~1~.~.~r.1.il ll us p1tal, -.-•• --.-.-.-.--1 --------i Quahhed applicant w~U POINT Sale. 3308 W . personalltle~.S48-0S23. houri .. Apply to the \lana11eml"nt-W1lm1•n' Servier of .,.... "'..,. have 2·3 yrs or exper. m Warner nr Brbr Santa West Hi hi cJ Wh't T securll v guard 2i5 <..:ontl'mpor:1rv Clolhllrl! RIVIED" SALESPEn5ou5 SECRETARIES systems maintenance Ana 979-292t ' , Mgl an i e er-:\tc<.;ormick Ave. Costa Wt' urc loot..rni: l1ir .in :i1: ' """ J\ " lelectronic plant) & a · ner. a e ~uppy. AKC .~l"'a gresi;1vr person w hal:I. PERSONNEL RH 3-11 Triple A rated compen~ high school education or Kenmore Wai;her & Gus !162-9563 ~~ h.is Christmas l!ieai:oi1 TYPISTS ··' ---------• ie roun d in w onicn·~ 2()1!4!Hu s111t:!>St't1 Dr P tlim e Mr:.a Ver cfc sates l>4:rsons pos1t1on~ eqwwv.,,. Dryer $175, Kenmore Large lovable ltl New· cloth1111! & arccss. as A~· Soitc200 ll'v1ne Conv. Hoi;p, 661 t:entl•r available in Los Angl'll·~ e1o er a compctill\'e Washer S7!1, Frig. Gas foundland. Yi Ak1lu. ________ ..... s l ~bna~tlr ()f uur (7l<l)lS:J:J!l·1IO St.C.M S411·S585. CLERKS" s a a r r & u .com · Dryer S6:1. Kenmore S50or ofr.644·2S65 women·!> dept al our llas goOd locul front of----'-llrl'a nat~o nal rct:itl prehens1ve benefits pro· was her $35. Guar. ____ .....;._:;,_~:..:.:..- Westm1nster ~t all slort lice & blll·k ofrlre JObi. H:-.l'i:. lo work P1Time. stores, Ladies dept KEYPUNCH OPRS gram. Send resume or !>tt>·8672 Alaskan Malemutes, xtn LAUNDRY HELPER C.ill ror intervw appt. ;n·ailable now. Tue. Wc.'d & Thurs art-Call Toll Free apply In person to· h:c. AKC. s hots, champ. s.J-0·4500 noons 1n C:\1 art!J 1-800 325-8409 IBMt2ll,3742. THElRVIHECO. \IEHY nH·c Frlgtdaire ped.t>l2·9~ Jmmetliutc ol)t!nmg on 1.30· lO pm shirt. Will load mat:hines. fold & fort laundry. Good 'benl'fils. ----~fl;'(hcal ore For ;,ippt l11forl'X. kl'Y tod111c SSONewportCt.r Ur elec dryer. S75 or Will ------- \1,\'HCUHIST ~I EDI CA I. BOOK -call~S·7511l ..., Ch t-40FEES Newport Be h trade tor g<1s dryr.FrtttoYou 8045 Fullurpart llnw KEEPER. 1-'ronl omce. -------"0 Cll'CJ4t TOPPAY!!!!!'! E '10 E acl 5<iH:J!XlO ••••••••••••••••••••••• l\ll's G111,ti15·7:J37 famrhar With awi.: bo.ird SALJ:;S Ii i fl Compo to Caller qua ppor mpoyer ----FREEFIREWOOD - ----.. y~tem. ci..p •mly t:on· nl.'11t-; Co~t;i ~le:..i loc Ask for HELPMATES Bicycles 8020 9AM to4PM 646·3231 MANICURIST • t..1ct :'>Ir Uurll•y, 1'12ti·3HOO !->1tlJry, 'Clt1t future For Mr. Phillip or J Typist. 60 wpm. Purt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Necdedw1thcli('n\t•lcfor - ----in1erv11'w. Call btwn MissSusanHtll 8 5-8876 l1me.Hrs flex1ble F:nglishto ~pccdbike 21Free. 2 males Beagle BEYERL Y MAMOR 21452 Via Estruda Laguna Hills 1::1.1ual Opportunity F.mployer st>ulptur ed nJils ~1ed1c~I Front & Baell" n oun & 2 f':'ll o nl y 1505£.17\hSlreel 834-1866. 1~ inch frame . Ex· Bassel mix. Gd w/klds. 835,6296 Ofr Exp & refs u must (2l:llbll5K543 These are Surtt>102.SanlaAna •-------cellent-LIKE NEW! 21,.yrs.old.497·2451. ----·----•Over 30 :\e\\ port are~• salaried positions. UPHOLSTEHER S80. Cull 642·0llll. t-4arine Eledrnic PO Box 8122. Founta111 s \L~:s • • • • • • • • Full lime. pcrm:inent. Spnnger & Beagle ServiceTechnicion _:·a11e~-.~a-!127UR llO:'llE \l t\ld:.HS i Sl:;CRETARY·Good PC>!.1· custom furniture !\hop. USED. REBUILT & PUPPlES \\ks lt>h 111 mllkt' :)ales uun. xlnt co benefits for :'llu~t be exper 'd onlv. liu:iranlt·ed All types, $48-3347 Seeking exv. b1·11ch man :\IE:--1 for L \Timi.'' humC' Chn:.tm.i:-. mor!l'y doin~ W m.1lure person 50 WP~I 6'i5·6457 . parts. repairs. Trade·1ns t-----_:_ ___ _ laundry Person !\lature. Bayview Conv. llosp, 2055 Thurin Ave, with FCC Rat.Jar Lie deh\'cry 111 co,1.1 \ll''J °' ,. part llllll' di.irge ac-ant More Income? 1~ p111~ Sli5(l mo. Nr o.c.;. · --accepted 631·2101 Abandoned black Lab/ Guod pay & benefits. l\wpt BC'h. S2i5-S:IOll per count p romoLioll in a St11y on your present Joh, A1rpurl, Call ll/ll & 11 /9. V I S 1 T I W O n K 1 n --. . U ob c rm an puppy . C,!\I i;.12·3505. N.B 6'15·3635 mo. 548-1140 super retail store 111 your leam the real e~talc lil'ld 751 1851 EUROPE this Winter. Schwmn Beach Crwser. female 31,, mos. Sweul area make Sl.OO 10 w/prof help. Qualified Mer Basic Training & PorsC'hc gold. hvy duty dispos ition, loveable. . M1~EUSE <18·28) legit :'lti:mt Trnc. 1>crm F::irn ;:., "" ~, ··ommi--ic>ii. r>ersons have an unltm•l· SC'crctarr tor aJ a~cocy Adv.ant:tid fndiv idual whls & :>prlng fork. Like Necdsahome.641Vi53S. Leading in-home rashion ru11 time pos1l1 on 10 Sl 7"-·S200 .. k L'11llcr .. u vv II ' JJ ,.,.. f 1-·· I ... , n f b .• h r 11 & " " ,. ,\OS (:!l:l) !llS 3\ltH '""' uture, no co:.l to call ncl.'< '-"' 1_mrncc .. , .. o c. Training join your unit m ranu nuw, S14S. cash. ---- co. as u p /trme ~la!>s:ige. l'u exp. lie<' HrushSales,5:>-l-71151 l41.'0. F'rey:llt;3S-21Ul6 Top typing sl.11ls. phone Europe. Mus t quahr". 557·2686 FREEKlnEHS Plllittions. U! or ovr We lr:iin. Call S-I0-2u.i3 ( t & f t\ I\ h d "' ---------• :\tanager oppor. a\•atl anytime 1 __________ 1sALES Jlf:l.P Want ed .a .i Propert1e!>. lnr · ge11 o c. 'o s l n . For details c:ill your N' h k' •76 mdl 1. 10 ____ 642_·_7_32_1 __ _ Int en it'\\ in~ llolida) NEED P \lme Co:.metoh\JI.\ e,. . -------~u11lrlit!1d onl> need apv· Army Recrwter IS ' I s1 \er 11111 , C hapman &\l:1turl.' r Pspon111hll· ver prcfd.C.ill l!J l··ll·lll, Sample. make.r "anterl. ly ~!l:!91!J 152SMesaVt>rdeE. s~. Cost ne,w $217·25 PRETTYK\Tl'ENS,part Mou£y? L:i 'lln:i :'llu!>l have factor) expl'r Costa Me!Kl ~0.1026 \\ti! sell Sl25. 644-0411 Angora. Free to good ;\fanehcster , J:3o-x·30 \\ornanforhousekcl'fllll~ " • i.; 1111 11ual1ty ~armcnh -home.979·8978 :\11v. 8th. Call for ;1µp\ & care o f 2 you n i: "' 1 , r SALESLl\llV. i•xper'd, AJi;o 111dustrial mat·hinc SECRETARY-EXEC Waitress. Food/Cocktails. IUY-SELL·TRADE · !"'3·2353ur530·S663. chilclren. 40 hrs . \\'l•ck, ne l::l\I.' openings or matul'l'. f lll111! A,·ail inhmc,Calf!Jl}l'l-ti677 1:oPrl's.&V p Topposi· Apply art 4pm. Blue NEW&USED Freetogoodhome,lOmo. excdlcntpay.!\tu:-.(huve l·lOOJpcoplc_lo'""rkap-daySC\f'~&\\knds.Api1-. -----. lion for personable Beet.IOi 2lst l'lace.N.B. PARTS&REPAIRS oldwhiteShepherdmbc, SF.LL itfle items witl'l a reft.'rences. 673-28\17 Jftt•r prox 10 dJ) s tll'll\ rnr1g Ir in Jlt'rwn llu~i:.., In S ~ 11,0 9 L L IB RA It 'r l>l.'l"-<m " I) 111011 & s h -Custom bu.ill Cruisers. loves kids. 645-09S4 DailyPUotClass1f1edAd 5 P~t &weekends. telephone (hrl'~·1orn·" "' ,·l'rn;ctlon.rl 'c1n !->hop. lLl-.rlK. 10 m11':., II hr :.\alls Sa,rng:-. & l.~an Merchondile l\1X&10Spds.2488Nwpl Very lovln g moslly Got nine ladies dancing you hope to unload by Christmas? l\lo\'e the m unde r our Tree. On each Thurs day rrom Nove mb er 11th through Dece mber 16th, the Daily Pilot will publish special pages to make it easier for you to convert your saleable items to Cbri~tmas cash. Buy a box under our tree & sell your to ys, spo rt s equipment, luggage, appliances, furniture, antiques, handmade & unique gUts and no matter what you r business -we have a box for you! Putting a box under our tree ls easy and inexpensive. Ratea are $4.00 for the smaller box to $22.50 for the largest box. BIG, BIG SAVINGS If you run more than one time. For more information and to place your ad Just call 642-5678 and ask for your Christmas Ad-Viser for more Information. Your credit is good with us. We'll bill you or you can charge your ad to your Master Charge or BankAmericard. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 1he Urange ltJ arc.-a 21~13 \\'l''ldttfDr.N B dav i\p1>I~ l)l'r.,onnc•I expcr prd'd lrnneSav· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blvd.C.M.642·7910 s· I S Work yn11r ..1\-.11l.1bll' --_ ulc. L:iguna H<:arh • • 1amese ma e. upe r l • 1 1ni:-,. 752 64!'ifl _ Antiques 8005 •·.J1c1·1,... Mot....i,j .. 8025 c~t. 1:•0 "797 d.iyhght hnur~ Mt•n or :--.\LES~l;\(i.\IT Ill It'd School 1>1:-.l11d -··"7 .... u.. _ .. _.roo __ .., _____ _ \\Oml·n O'er lli with l'll rs. L'nh rn1ted 111c:orne poteu before 11 /;l(l '71; ••• • •• •• •• • • • • • •••••••• ••••••••••••• •• •••••••• stJllon wai;nn!> or lilt: u:il rn pnma1y wholcs:ilc Sc----:-. -. . . SECURITY Wonderland APPROX. 2!iO sheets of KlnEMS trucks are nl'ede1I hus111e~!> Profit ~h<.cr1 1114 ·. am.~lr.ess • c:o.ptrll In 3/8" exterior plywood 535·2084(714) 1'.l<·;is:int outdoor \\Ork l<.· If w II 1• r s h l I) ·~ltt'l ~l_iom •. 11111~1• h;i\ l' AT EASE Of Antiques! used. Ask ror Dave. li7 Fu , .... _ \ahddn"er ... hr &C.ilrl 11u~..,1h1lll1l''> "c·crl 11111 c;hopix1wr\\<rt•f t.i!i:llr,is 'I UGE E. 22nd St. CM btwn rnn..-w 8050 I I I b1w11 10&5 of Newport Beach r warehou se , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1c·cn l' 11 all•'\ n·t11 c; •• ~ 11•.t\ 1· µ1 l'M~nt 110..,1t 11111 nammed with over 500 tlam-5pm. 044-0878 allow.trll'l' p.11tl 1>.11ty !l3c; !HOO i'<ow Acccptini: · b **I BUY dra"s "'.ill I· m unmld * S~cretanes to S 1500 Apphcaunn!> For · music . oxes. n1ckelo· 143 pcs 2x6 T&G V Joint * * J'!>1gnmcnb follcl\\ 1nl! IJa\c l\Ollll'lhtnl! ~ou ".illl •Secretaries/Le9al STORE SECURITY deon pianos. circus or · Select De<'.king, 16' long Good used Furniture & :,hurt lr.11111111t !>e,.,,11111 tu .. t'll"(l.1"1lll'ff .itl,do F1n .\n.1IA~tC11trlr llK \\c pre!>l'nlly hJ\e an gans. wall c locks. atS32S.pcrl,OOO.Below Appliances-OR I will \pply .it the l•H-.1llot1 it \\1.'ll t:.111 :-.ow . J-~m11t.1)ers l'a) .\111 .. ce-. Vl>l'lllll~ lur d mature gra!1df_ather clock:., mktvalue AllorS48-4984 sellorSELLrorVou. nt•ar.-~l, 11u at i.12 ;J.iil! t.1~ Hl'tndl•r:. /\l(C'llC~ gc n ti l' ma 11 1 n s lore fascmalm~ antique:.. part MASTERS AUCTION lH 30\:\1111 t JUl'\I 111:!0 Birch St, Sic 101 !> e C' u r It Y for the Over Sl.OOO.OOO Worth . 646-8686 & 833 962S ,. • • • • • • • • •• •• N 10 h 1\3.1111,IO Chris tma s S t!'a son . American Jntcrnational Cats 8035 • lhil) llq!11111ml! .. • l'Wllllr l'llc · · · Galleries; 1802·T Ketler· ••••••••••••••••••••••• v 1'111''""') l\:m· •rch • C.tfl for Appl/Estab.'•i.'i l'le.1:.c cnnt:.ct Sei:unty ing ~t .• Irvine. Tel. Free 2 l'""1·11g cats need A E! New & used furn, ·1111U·'\' l' •rll·t"rl \\.. :-,. ~ 1, ;\l,m.r"er. ti<l-1·5070 for ap· v• appl 's, misc. Wilson's -• v " • ~ ~ " ,.. 7!>-t-1777 Open Wed thru good home. love kids. tJr.mi:<' Your ,. Pt>l11tmcntto111terv1ew S 9 \M l'l\l Uargain Nook, Now 2 1()l{(;l,1:.wll BusinU\ .. SECRETARY at. I I lo4 l . Visit! n1. 11-', bo th spayed Stores -545 & 814 w. \t)(l\l K;il<•llJ • ANTIQUES? ,. PUBLIC AUCTIOu 642·60'..!6 19th. C.M 642-7930 & • 'i1•n 11.'i: Stal111n Allen· " <•" .,._,,., \"E BU :!>ti I Womtl .11111 lln \ l' • '. \1\NV Fl".' E ITEl\1"' OF DOCJ"' 80 .. 0 .,.....~. -"" y • ,. cl.int, U\ er 21. ap11ly 46i8 " " ., .. ., ,\n.ilwim ,. ", 1,111,11,.11,""'""• lmml•dwh'oJ)t'll1111!l'l\ Campus Dr lcorner ESTATI': Jf:WELHY. •"•••••••••••••••••••••Twinbdrm sclw/newbox :\r .\1;0:111111·1 • "''"' '""' "'' ,111 "'"''' • 1~b for .r q11,d1lit•d ~loc•Arthur)N.B. AllT OBJECTS. AN· AKCDachshunds• spnngs & mattress All .,.,.,!:~V'1•~.lt''.~'1111.1 ... 1 • ii... • :.ccrct<1ry '"'th a\ 11.'a,..1 TIQUES, F lNE F'UR!'l .. Stds ch. stk• s hots• good cond. S120 complete """"' .. -> , • DailyPilat ,. 3 ye.in.. i•urr.·nt i•i. 'it•n'll'c Sta. Altendunl ETC. PHONE FOR IN· wormd• PSY tstd• SlOO set.CallS48·0800 :-..111ta\1l•1 Chri~tma1Trrr • pt•rtt'lll't• 111 ;111 p1'1rne. Av.iii t!ves & FO. & OHOCHURE. up.1·728·4485 llkl\\c•1•n ,. • l'O l!llll'CrlnR environ wkn<b. 1:-:xper'd. Neal 645-2200 MOVING· Spanish gold llarhor ~.111'1""' • 1• .. 11hn1u .• 111• "'' • ml•nt GoodtvninJ?jntJ appear. & handwriting. 12 mo. old M. Old Eng. velvet Couch & Love IOI F 11r llr llltl. 11 • 1"' • • h r11111"1." 1 ...... • ,hl)rlhand sktlh 1 c Apply morn s. 2590 17th GLASS Sheep dog, nds lg yd & Seat, Co(fee Tbl, 2 end Oran1.wt'111'.11n:11111nd,, • '"'"'h1h1111 .. "·"' • 1'it•\\portB1vd.C.M. lovin"home.Gdw/older This. 2 La mps. a lso ( · 'I ~ U•111 , ,, '"' r '"' <tUll l·tl Knm\ l<>OJ?l' of ,. ol'l.1 ,\ ~·,,; • .• '"" "''" • ---Sh & s I children. A KC. S50 G11>!!on Ref rig. $350. for ll:•:ntt•r From 'l'" 1>ort ... .. I.' '1 .: I n e l' r I n .: c;cn ICC Sia. Allendanl. Oyt a e A9J 0100. all. 57c:,l:l\ot2 Blvd) ,. ·1111 ''""~ , .... 111' tcrm1110lu~~tltJsirJblc L' d E 'd ... 0 .. e-L.-.-6 & 7 .. .., >T.,.,., 1l1t 1 ~"""""''' • .-1t1me ays. xper " y JTIUCT 1i----------• • on I y. L i le me ch' 1 60 Dealers from 8 States. Don't J.(1vc up the ship! .. Lt;,l" 1l in d:1ss1f1ecl !:!hip to sho1 e results' li42 54ill\ • •'.•II r.i~ ~.1" t.. 1.:1. '"'" • Apply in p&rson knowledge pref 'd, Neat Antiques to Collectibles. • \hr ,.1111 ... ''' \ 1wr '"' • 3333 Harbor Blvd appear. & handwriting. Depression to Art Glass! • 111u1 t 1uli1rm'-&turn A lt• • \ I • "'·"" .. ur.ul ,. CostoMesa,Calif. / PP Y m o rns. 2S90 Meet Jean Flor ence, • ,. Newport Blvd, CM Kentucky D.G. author & ••**""*******• BRUNSWICK Scnice Stallon Atten· Leonard P a dgett. H.tpWORted 7IOOH.fpWonted 7100 d.int. exper'd Day & Maryland author/lee· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ves 1-\Jll & p 'timc. AP· lurer. SANTAS DESPERATELY NEEDED AppLications Now Being Accepted Deadling November 11th. Work from Thanksgiving to Christmas. Days, Evenin~s & Weekends. Western is the largest supplier of Santas in the nation. Must be J olly with a love for children. W ntent T Htporary SerYices, Inc. 116'2 MecArtt.r lt•d.. s.lte I 00 Irvine 752-1380 CORPORATION ply, Shell Station. 17lh & Sall0am·9pm, Sun 12·6 I rvine. NB. Cosmic Age Lod&e. 17l7 So. Harbor, Anaheim . $1 .SO ad-Equal Opportunity Employer M / F Sen '. Sta. 1\ulo Mechamc. Do you need $20,000 yr? Lets Trade. 673-3320. mission. Cameo Produc· lions SECRETARY. exccp· SKIPPER , Part of my Collection of Uonal opportunit)', multi antique c l ocks. lo pie r esponsibi lities. Wanted r or diesel weights , Grandrathe~. ~ncrgellc. self starter, powered yacht. Please Mantels! Service, repatr :1.lnl skills r eq 'd. L:ig give all details. including &restonng. 596·6006. 213 _B_c_h_. 4_9_7_·1_7_9s _____ 1 exp .• quallCicalloos & Antique oak w ardrobe Secretary & General Ofc. min .. s.alary req'mts. ID can also be used as a g~ Hcq 's a ccurate typist. class1!1ed ad no. 696. Dai· cabinet $300 642-8845 h lo 30 7 30 S I ly Pilot. P.O. box lS60,1 . rs : · : · a ary Costa Mes a. Ca. 92626 'Antique matching bdrm S57!'>·S600 979-0751. suite, burl walnut, ornate SECRETARY carvings, 2 dressers Sr .t".•ort Loan orAr $2<K P -,, .. ., w /beveled mirrors, /lime for employee F/CBkpr/Con~lr S850 amoire&fullnbed.1760 benefits firm in Irv. Lire Rccepl/Secretary to$800 Monrovia Ave. Suite A·7 or (lroup Ins. c xpc r . rcq. Sec'y/FUiierton toS800 C.M.642·8345 f1cxihlc hrs. gd pay & Irvine Personnel Agency --------- benerils avail. M!l·tl087. 488 E 17th Costa Mesa FLEA MARKET c. a 11 M <> n o r Tu es Suite 22A 642·1470 HOLIDA y IOUTl~UE 7.30-11.30AM. .....~ ----""' ----=-----SUMDAYOHL'ff.4! SELL idle items with a T1\X CO~ULTANT I f\imiture and variety of OaJly Pilot Classified Ad. needs partner . Reply !lntique unique boutique 1 Box 17214, Jrvine, CA ite ms. 181 El Camino H.fpW•hd 7100HelpW•t•d 7100HtlpWClftted 7100 92713 ~ea I . Tu s l In. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• -(714 )544·1901 --~--~----" FREE REAL ESTATE CAREER SEMINAR '1No Obligation or Cost" TUESDAY, NOV. 9th at 8 P.M. 16241 leach llvd., HunffncJton leach l!COME ,ART OF ONE OF THE TOP PAYING CAREERS IN SALES SEE ROBERTS: • Advanced Marketing Techniques • Audio.Visual Sales Tra1111ng Pr09ram • Amazing ERA Electronic Property Present11ton System HraR ROBERTS • Success Formula tl'l : • t976 Career Opportunities • Unique Professional Training Program OPIH TO TI* PUILIC COMPUMENT ARUIFllESHMEHTS .....,..fed"""°"'" lc.-.d or -'c•Md ... ••ltff to c• fOf' IMff..d ......, CICCOtUIMI dllffoM . 84S..1688 Roberts • Realty 8 Locations Sav1119 TM South Bay & Orange CO\lnty . --..... TELEPHONE Antiq. Bathtub ror sate. SECRET ARIES Claw reet. Good cond. $100. 645-2Ul6. Part time or full tlmel---------- work. Xlnt opportunity. Oak t able 45" round Forlntervlew,csll ; pedestal, w/4 choirs. 494.3474 $300. 675-1323 FINE assorted anUques, t;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;J many pieces. pvt ply. 1 • 64(). 7518 TEST App11anc:e1 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TECHNICIAN Built ·in11: gas double 2-4 Yrs exper . ln related oven. aas stove top & dis· field. Test & troubleshoot hwuher. To be r emoved digital PCB's. Must be bybuyer.All ln1oodcon· CamUlar w/both anaJo1 & diUon·all for $200. Call digltul circuitry. 6'2-0138. £xceUcnt co. benefits In· .,, * * • • • * • • • • .,, * elude I wks vacation « • after 6 mo's, 11 paid : I DO YOU MAKI « holidays, group In · • CHRISTMAS « s~rance starts day of • GIFTS? « hire & many more. ., • Appl.)' Personnel • Wh'' noc ud\'l'nl~l' thtotn ! DOCUMENTOR : :~.II '"" lhhl ~I>:.-Ul\<ll'f' .. • ().\JI,\' I'll.OT « DIVISION : c111usT~,\tl T1u:a.: ! 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Bcauululwt1lnut,bll hon Tott-phone pol1.•i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4ll~'\.'C.l ~2tl1RETI w/match10~ corn~r & S47S MO·W5~ PLANK w11-oot & churn holi>l to •OVl-:H 7oCAkS• Sul• Pr!ccd co!ltlt! lbh., 111 mvdt:rn ESTATE SALE Ga.s 88Q $11(). lron 111te l 1!, l u '<l orn m I.I II c Sht!hcr any l)'f>t' uC cru{l. IN INVENTORY S 1795. color:1, $1!J5 Vinyl ruchn 40"xS9" S60. Xtra lolli i Marirw l\1,1uai·lulllll aluminum 0t'llUUIUll) &1tl·5491 11~ d1r &. ottoman $00. bed S40ea. ll73·7208 Com~~~h1oh. m<ftlc tvr 30· lx1al Will ANTIQUt::S & CLASSl(;S ~·lW!I :.ell chcJI' (;1;, 2wo or t port ti Fruin Ford:s to Holl:s OAK O.\K everrthing 1~ Schwlru 8 1 girls ~ktc" 22 RiOAe Wb/:;cope. 9 ~~~o~eac;in& k~:~1:~~ MiWsc~~.!°""' 808 1 675·361'2 .!"!':'.~ •••• ~.~: ••••••••• Roycos. rrom S500 t o OAK•• U"rl"h p l"no, rare ee r -.7 ea ns , m enna, orl". 011 pa1nlln"s. ... • ..u IOLbDaoforth,3Slh C'-'•t. c-s,SClll•/ ~.OOO l'urs. $700, di1~n1t' l\C(, S5UO, Cloisonne. rare Afi;ican figure, 9 cui.lom frumcl!. 111\~i lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• wulk1·r '""· a~!<IHt't·ll i~-;;r 9 120 SlJ'l'·SELL·TRAOt; d\ina cab, S300, h\llkt. Drawer walnut dresser. 100 yr old 8PM l"ri . Sun. 6 l'\llSblOO SSS CASH FOR hhK•ks, w1111lv11n1 .. Ht>F. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.z FARGO & co $250, chest. $150. 4 C;1pl. roc king c hair. Chinese furniture, Buy Or. CdM. IS1>yglm1:; <.;oodu.i;cd !urntr<'lriit' ~;.1 dll ''Lu1i.a . Bl llx 12· t:L Duratlo. !>l'IC l.l30S. Muin-SanlaAna ~ ch11irs. Sl30, i:lJ.!>I> lOIJ much more. Wonderful for gifts. H1ll J6'&0·0'i9l frzrs/SIOVt'S51~·07lil! h.1111 s. 21st SI u c·r>nt 'r1 . w 1:..h1)Wcr lOloG,Mon .Sal .ti7Chovy "a tun.rt.•bltent, coffee t.ibl. Sl!OO. i.olu, c ·1 . w ( H c ......... _, _ _.Tbl. !">Ill lM9cvc~ Loadoo W/t'Ml'll l>. 11171 l ClosQdSUnd<1ys I oewtralls.fwhldr,&./or llold. SlOO. O.in11>h mod 41 27 · H1 aria ay, nr oag ••lVID uut WANTED Boat p 0 tunFord,Hungc-rX l.T,lo •547-9709• I cmpr~254 ('hair, S25 . ll hct:l 11, Hospital), N.H. 646-7638 S300 642-59Jl OIUENTALllUGS •••• ~; •• ~~.e:. ..... !.~.~ ml. $6850. 549·3817 oL·,._ _________ 1.70 l"o~ftao~er PU. 3'JO !a d s. c ur luloi.. Persian (,i Chmcst· ,ll::.11 t>-12 1252 1• ~J.1675 ~Santa Anu, PUILJC 4UCTIOH Ta~stry. l'vt J>~'i..oul.> BAY LAUNCH COLLECTOR CAR eng, P/ ·PIS. l\/C. 2 ~1n CM. Ger-Sal• 805 G.--5 .... _ MANY lTEMS OF FINE 640.701,. It!' Century Lupi.ll'Jkc. T1•nl C0&miicr AUCTIO.... tanks, looJ st~rato. slick -'7-'-7" 1111.. 8055 ESTATE JEW Et.n Y , ----Coulplulcly t't>:Hor('(!. Top S350 1"'111 11hift, R.&Jl. h~ll w/ir.: Spinet piano, llofa, chr & •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ART OBJECTS, AN SSS CASH FOR 4\l.l 5040 CONSIGN NOW~ windows. cu~tom mudt' t kl h S & e .. N 5 ti 11> n I TIQUES FINE FURN ClllllJlpcd with CVt!J' -Sc y c lh cushion .. for icc11lln11• ot oman, roe ng c r. al ""'n. uv . • am Sat & sun !J.4. attan ove . .. "ood . d ( 1 ''thrn•• It( dv f r " •II vur ar al to " " ,,1creo. lamps, cocktail on. V1'R $:!00, TV 825, seat. chrome 15t't, sec· ETC. PHONE FOrt IN· v ui;c uri~' "''. rii:~. ' " ·a ' 0 1 rn · 4th ANNUAL boot, elee. brl<s for truvel tl>I. frplc seL 644·4655. Vac SW. ,<;tert!o, Beds, t.Jonal, foldm•• screen, bd FO & BROCHU It E . frtri./stoves S4tl·07GS medial« u~t" Bi·aJitiful Motoriied l lkH 9 140 Southern CAiifornia trlr. $2000. 546·7046. " ~how p1t>c1.· S31!50 Ph •• • •• •• •• • • • •• • • • • • •• •• ·r 1 U h Th . Lumps. Dooks etc Th Cp1me, drav11ries. de· &t5·2200 Muslcd t."13 gg..14 .76 l'uch , "ellow. 932 mi. Collectort:ar AucUon .74 Co•"rier. GT Shell lkauh u P oJslery ai wo rk s' C he ap' .124 cor/tr averlic rods. T d 1 S75 Instruments 8083 xlnt conct '!Mo's old New1)0rtBeachM<1rriott .. 'i ~~ll~~ll~~·i; ~~~c!~~u~~~~~ Grund t':111al. L1tll linens, Cubrics. dress r'?nu ~ a~n ~UC. SlO. •••••••••••••••••••••••\If L)'m,rn l.11>:.tl'Jke 111 SnS tlJl JS:ri all ti Newµort BeuchCalif. ~~~!'v~ m ' $23QO. r bed d S200 Balboa b land 67:1·1!790 form. paintings, st~amer ai~usH J' e P•rs ! Conn Min·O :\'ll•tH' dl'C bo ,1 r II 11 t' J u t bay -.-Saturday &Sunday :.o a, sprea etc. · PUBLIC AUCTIO.... trunks. Toro pwr hndl, 1~board · 1~u~ e r .0r organ, excellent cond•· c1·wsl'r or nrf'Hn fu;hH. MOP£l> Cimutt1. goot.J Nov 27&28,1!176 •72 F~ "4J T. (:,~~lorn. 644•4741 ,... has lawn mower & s now ~ h or lg l meS2ta5. tion. sooo, l'.l' 532 125!I v.•ry ~•>u nd i3500 rnmJ. ~Sor bsl otr. Allkln&.12700. Waterbed, huge. custom MA;\;'i' F'l~t: ITEMS OF blower attach . l\luch P J.p ase motor -• l~lO lll!Oll ~$-7238 ttcc1u~st consignment In· C...11548·5344 made. All access. S250. or EST AT f; JEWELRY . misc. 20282 Deervail Ln, ~nl axle & whls. for 1ll24 Selmer Bundv Alto Snx ' fo now lo be included in --------- best oHer. 644.7438. ART OBJ EC'fS. AN · Hli.Adams/Bushard. Chevr~le~ $75. Eml>le.m~ :i yrs old.,gd corul , O wens Granado 37 I Br. turn, lUx lO w1awn· n..it't'advertisiug! '72Datsun PU ---------1TIQUES, FINE FUHN, & la1ll1 g hl fur 5;i 631.3228 K~<IUcl•dSS.OOOfor qui~k 1n~.&storagt.'sht>d,hus 25,000mi.f\,&H. Btn. mahogany drop frnl ETC. PHONE FOR IN· Furruture. VW front seal, Packard. all" screen -· i.uk 1\lt t::tbrn, l! he.ids, 2 br\c. 111· i.hovvm~. S4500 . ..\t~ cu.as.c•uc100N eo SlSOO. 979·3!!23 des k w / m a l ch i 11 g f'O. & B It OCll U I{ t::. K u t 1 s b r o i l e r • door, gd quaJ, SlO. 333 E . Holl'nlJll Stud io upni::ht show~rs. ~an1::~., rcfrii,:.. 646 .ioti4 \:..slilfuriii/:~~-.. ,°' '""Chevy-~? ton ~/U, v.A •~ijt,.hc~k type chr • .,.,0, '"5·2200 typewriters, metal Cold'g 18th St , CM. 642-3379 p 1 a n u re ( 1n1 ,., h .: cl 1 , L"\u < eri .,1111 lirs ,.. 0 ·>~>A"' "" • ~ o • ' "" ...,., .,. . '~. ""·~ ', .. .. • ' Mot-i cl•s/ -·-·· "'"" •' ·~ ~·" "UlO. ec:75 01' "fist orrnr. 1>42 8845 vort 11 -cri b & misc. "·mutchllll:l l>cnch S195 1 l 1 t twi ...... "' .. "" "" " · OELTA GAMMA HUM· 408·41:.! Hamilton, C.l\1. LlVJNG Rm ~hrs .. Dun Vibraphone w1 mullets l~c~ <'~nr:l.\57.':Y.1,:~ rni: Scoo ers 9150 ti46-01Sll Elegant 1930's ,Dining. l\t AGE SALE. 21!!! l Sal/Sun. can .Phyfe dm. rn: set 8150. 646·2562 ------••••••••••••••••••••••• 19-16 Ford \Voody Wugon. ___ ...._ _ _....L.._ __ _ Wlnt /Ros ewd. Tbl/6 Velasco Ln, C.M. Sat & !lefng, padded patio sw;, lluat & trailer lor i.alc. '75 K~1~as<1k1 400. Mint Beaut. orig. con<J . 1973 Fo~ Bus, 54 pas~. 1·hrs. buCfel. S960torr. Sun. 10·4, all kinds o GoocHu:rn,an~ique sewlng 1ng & much m o r e . LilBSON Les P ngme.S750 llli2·1025 s hape S750. Alter 2pm, Possibly best in State. Blue Bird bo~y. P!:S, 540·7827 ev. lreasurt>S. mach. & misc. Sat/Sun 646--0700 Goal ar. w / case S•\50. ror more info. 63l·Ol85 640·8208 P/B. 54,000 mi. Ask mg ---------1--------·-1 0·4. 4025 Humboldt Dr . . l\.ustom PA. sws l"t.>n<.ler S6,SOO. n Ad : 1974 Dodge l.uve seat & sora. )(Int NEWPORT CREST Hunt Harbour. V l ta !1'1 1 X b I c n d e r • cab, w I J s L · s . SI ~5. 1975 BAYLl ='I EH <!250, 4!80 '6.5 Suzuki SL 250. Xlnl '46 De Soto, partjally as· Mini bus, 15 puss, P /S, cond. avocado grn. S150. GARAGESALE 8060 Hamilton exercyl'lc , quillcrhcad,S!!5.0020ll!li Volvo. VHF. Jlybri1lgt!, trans portulion. Must sembled. reblt eng, good P/B & AIC, $3500. Call Xtra long lwn bed S25. Near Hoag Hospital Horses <21rurol . steam curlers, -ma ny xtras. low hrs, sell s:wo. 645·9557 body. $550. or best oiler. 631·3010 81)8.5273. =lGGoodwillCrl. N.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G.~. hairdryer . All Xlnl. PICCOLO :HH·!l()S9 -----836-6441 ------....---- AQll.A Gelding 8 yrs, show 5Sl·2041 Priced to sell, xJnt cond. 1973 Yamahu :JtlOMX. like ---'75 Dodge D-300, green :l' quilted beige sofa. SSO. 2 ___ s_a_t_IS_u_n_9_·5 ___ 1 wiuner & trail. s addle & 11 18 h d 1 _,. fl pvt ply 836.9027 29' OWENS 1961. xlnt hull. new, SSSO. 1970 Yamaha l.OHDON TAXI cabin, 'Q/f>, ~usl shelving, blue a rm chairs S25. ea . Bi G S I lack 495·1482 aft 7 pm x an oom.,., rug, r ml & en~1nes. $tl9<l0. St't' 175 Enduro, dirt. 21" frnt '57 Austin xlnl cond 3 P u 11 d ow n door · ~1aplecof!ee tbl S75. Hi · CJ arage ae ' . lamp, hot tray ca~t. Selmer prof. l rump<>l, at Uana West U •Ill whl. Petty frnt fndr, dr,xJnlpr~mollonalc~r. 8'xl4'x96··. 56500. 1"1 components & Sat/Sun !l·5 Palaminomarc,must see tnas t er. F~I radio valued .al $650 Sell for 496·7458 rh mbr S225 . 1969 S5000orbestocrer.Must 548-0797. spc:ikercabS75.546·5223. Miscmt!rchandise.i.ome t o ap p re. Eng or 642·9846 S250inxJntcond.!i330328 -Yama ha 125 MX. new sell.673·3397 •·,-57-F-o-rd-,--T-.-v-0-.-a-u-t-o. antiques. 20!1 On yx, Western SSSO 548·9527 1976 Bayhner. 4!0' Fish· 2l" r l hi d' t 74 .., lmmac. Twm mall & box Balboa Island. · · · LANDLORD'S Surplus GUITAR REPAIH SllOr erman, mu.-;t sell $6700. eng, rn w • ir • '58 MGACOUPE xlras. ·s uper! Cal I s pring. brextil student ---------Aral>ian/ Morgan Colts , Brand new G/S dshwr 513 Ccpler St, C:\l Call -195·43211 new rear sprocket S22S. 848·0347 dsk. Plant grow light. $$For Christmas Superb conformation $185, apt. s t v. S75, CompL HepairsS48·a277 ~ 842·70ll9· Rare, all original. Good ----· ------ blood . C Id t r f . g SI 75 2 8 ' s k . . k I !l 7 5 mechanical cond. Must 74 Mazdi Rotary w /shell Oin'g chairs . Ch ina ~atlSun Priced tu Gn! xlnt hne, reg. Must o spo e n · • • C • • -• 1PJ 3 c · · · · '72 Honda 750. Fantust1c sell this week lo satisfy many xtras. 25,500 mi', ;\Ilse. ti40·71ti7. 70l 'ti H1k~s TV etc 9872 sell!l4S..3186 Kenmore ws hr. Sl75, Ventura opy Sl, l.uilar, w lrn1ler. 50hrs. VllF, t•ondition. Complete sad· M k Cf f>oinselljl CdM <.:he; ill re• Av ~' off Kenmore gas ~ry . $125, 5 ~/~umbuckmg. p~1·ku_ps, xtras. Call 8~}·11~ die bags. Windshield . estate. a e o er or xlnt corf. 675·2033 ----------• Brookhurs t /H azard 2 Horses: Reg. MORGAN, pc. Douglas dinette $85, ;z H S old. W1G1l>son -. Low mileage. You must lrude for boats, guns or V 9570 Krod1ler 90" sofa & tlO" w l ·t · 13 yr maiden mare, good Herculon couch 8180. ult hardshell case, S150 11r float for Sall'. 74 Wriedt see lo believe. Sl500. Call jewelry· etc. CIM matching love seat, gold s mn:; r. trail horse. S500. tteg. near ne w. G36·072ti bst. 548·5295 Ii' fihcri,:I ass 155 c · 1. 645-2200 ··~··•••••••••••••••••• color. Coffeetbl. 548·2776 (4) Family Sule. 10·4 APPALOOSA 7 yr geld· Olcts Cr us.id e r l'llg. li41>·5967 after 9:JOpm 1975 GMC ' , Sal /Sun. 241 Virginia ing, Eng. or ~vest. white Carpeting, like new, sort Female .singe~ would hkt• wt l3erklcy .h•l Drive. '70 Honda 50cc. Like nu. '56 Chevy 2 d~ hardtop, SUltffR VAH t sed furn good com!. Ii Place, Co~ta M~a. blanket. 16h, loves to red S2/yd. U50yds). Call Jo b w ith Counl1'~ & Scaled bids accepted un· All rblt, nu paint & tires. auto, new paint, wht/· Automatic, chrome war~ ~ullow couch, easy chr, jump. 8700. Stabled at 675·1656. ~ester n Hand Ca ll 111. Nov. 17th at .10;.i m. 8175 675.4840 lurq.Xlutcond.$1295.or wheels . s unroof. :!l" Black/wht console S:1t. Son. Refrig's .. Sofa, Irvine Equestrian Ctr. 646-3635 or 5115·38113 ~I 1111 mum 1>1d S2 .250. · '! 213/694·3003 portholes. higbbacks . air TV. :\lake offer. 6:11·3691 household itoods . 1!63 640-SW6 Lazy boy, 11old lwt!cd S!lS. Off' Fu 't & Bout may lJe Sl'11n al Life 12.5 YZC Yamaha. Many n -_.. al cond .• .....,r. steering & 8 ----Congress. C.M. 631·1886. wrought iron tea earl IC~ rni ure Guard Hdqi rs next to xtras. ready fur r;tCio~. '"'cre~•IOft ,..,. Lovely w.ht t•anopy trun· Pinto horse. Cante rs like $65. 640·0074. Equmpment 808 5 New po rl P 1e r cu 11 Bst/ofr. 8"7·65111 , 751 .. 1:130 Vehicles 95 30 track tape. <0749J. d I c l w 1n bed . St 5 O. SUPER SALE. Sat & Sun. a rocking chair ln good •••••••••••••• •••••••• • 6'10·2l56 8am·5pm --••••••••••••••••••••••• SADDLllACK \1 atching "day" bed f\lrn g::ilo1'l' (;ome sec. health. Only o~ned by 12,000 . ~TU Coleman r'r 8' Con"ference Tuble · '65 Honda 150, 5700 ong 1976 CHINOOK VALLEY IMPORTS :SlOO. 833·232-1 20372 Redwood Ln, HB. girl 573.3774 cond1l t0ner. New· or Like New 18' LYMAN Laps trake miles. runs great. lst MOT.ORHOME 831-,040 495.4949 -------. (Nr . Br>t ok hur s t / · · camper ortrlr 536·19112 !17~1·853:! l /B. xlnl cond S3000. Sl75lakes.548·3011 ~ . \ s s o r t e d A n t i q u e /\dams J Household Goods 806 5 Enh h I' . H7:J· mag St aelnfk. cso n&t a ian• erd 'c od nuda l. '73 Dodge. au. to. sunroof' furniture. see large ---·-----••••••••••••••••••••••• . ance your . ome, o · Portable t>lcc Typwl'lll'r ---KAWASAKI 175 F3 • S d ~arage sale <Jd ; 640 7518 BLOCK S,\LE '-ov li & 7. STERLING Silver ornate rice. Hand pam~ed wall SR Mcdah~t Power Sll5 28' Chns Craft 1967, a uto Bushwacker. Xlnt. <365RDK>. mags, . ·P:res. rps , (l!)-S I r d' 9.5 Lot1> "' goodies. "DuBarry" serv for 8 murals & graphics. Pal, 6734687. pilot. xtras, owner must S250 644·256S $12 000 ~rp~ pane mg, xlras. D. cbady ., <01t>t~reEp~ .1 1c lfauch An .. 1 111 Irv. 15061 Perfect. New SlsOO. Sac: 498-0644 p..... 8087 sell. Make offer 675-3ti3t • · · 548-8735 ay e i. ,,.1 ea. "' Y Gl<issCir . . IC'TS '74 Yamaha RD250. 5,000 ............. _. ,..~1...__ 1914 GMC R II w \mer 7' Sofa. l'<lir cond ---$750. 6-!0-4380 Oirung rm tbl w/2 leaves. •••••••••••••••••••••••Boats, Soil 9060 m1, xlnt cond. '°"50. Call iWf'S ~ ~ a y agon ----------• 6 h sso 2 d k Sl5 & "" Window Van. SO gal tank Si5, .\la hog Conso}e .~Ex· Fri / Sal . ::,u 11 CJ m per Jewelry 8070 c r~ · es s . SAJNT'S Pror Pct & Plant •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 1>16·8239. 2600 ...,.... ~ elec ign, A/C front & re· te11~1ontableS35,5:>7·<!4'1:J Sht:ll . Sterl'•l <·ab111el ••••••••••••••••••••••• S25.7 couchSl5.2 chiss5 Care sv;; in home. Pct Hob1el6,lrlr,ncwtrans & CodoMelo 5409'00 ar. PIS. P/B. Till steer I Zenit h >. l'ror c hr ea. Smoker BBQ w1ar· transµ & buardmi: avail more Sl,425. ti46·8255 or '71 Yamaha 125. Street ::iofa ~·rust color; :\lelhl h:iin.lrycr, rrv!'>l proof WANTED ces~ 87.10 g~I. aqµ.anum from s2.50. Li e :\lllS . 581 7505. legal, under 5000 m1. '==========~! whl. S4500.894-GG18 1~~~~~h~>O. L.1ke new. Call F'ngidai:e. plants.+ lots TOP CASH DOLLAR SIS. bther misc. 546·0864 tllll-86.58. • • • Xtras. SJ95. 642·4752 ~.~::!~~.:~~ ... !~.s.~ 1~ Dodge 8100 Van. cust GARDtH Wl~T YW t I•,, ii. \\ '\ I• I rl1 . .j 1 ... it \\ • , ,. ' , , I I. I \\ t ..,1111 II tt I "'\'.'I l .... i 1 CJ2 DAILYPILOT Sunday, No\'emt>er?, 1978 Trucks '560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• of misc llems. 200 Joann PA I D F 0 R Y 0 UR 9' Gold Couch Sl 10 or bst • 7 4 b It 1 (' :s O N 3 5 & '72 Kawasakr 12.5cc nds .72 T t L d · mt, ail\ AM /FM 8 trk. SOFA off white· hruc.idc St. C:\I. btwn Harbor & JEWELRY WATCHES ( GE F. .d P1anos &ONJons 8090 N e wport l\toor1n~. . oyoa an cr uiser. mags clean & sharp I Fa1rv1ew 1 hlk nn iff RT·OBJE.cT· GOLD.o r . . rost g uar ••••••••••••••••••••••• S::t2.!IOO. (714J !.163·3538; elec.rew1r1ng.Justreblt Hone ove1·drive, extras. 673·380·3 . 7'. French l'rO\ Bunn . ,.\ :s, · rcfng, hke new. 18 cult. FIELD'S w h 5.'lf ~n;~ eng.Sl25.536·5000 M t llS4000 7684628 • :.et. & tall chc!ol. tlt•cp \\ilson.&12911!:! SILVER S ERVI C E. Sll5 960·5059 968·2750 a r c ousl' · •·· 1 1 _ us se · · : !reeze,4cu!t,ti3Hlti7 1nr GARAGES ... LE FINE F URN & AN· ·. . Sall'. 400 .Plllnos_ & •>r West.s:ut :l2.llull deck & Yamaha'74,360Enduro. '75Dodge4x4 (4m tape MEu s t Sac. '68 Ford o.14.7213 "" TIQUES. 645-2200 Amencan Indian Collec· gans, nt!w/11:;.cd Sptnt'I<:. . dd SlO 500 • · Low Mileage. Xtra~. , · ·' ' conolme "4 ton. 302·V8· ----Holary lawn mower. 110 lion. Baskets Pottery, Grands. Players Gmng au er, · '. 556-8399,61S·2ti42 air. ~. l~n . 8 bed. Auto. AM /FM Multiplex .. .. r ~ I ! : 1 l I . l i IDDE·A·BEUS. SUF,\S & & 220V l'lectr1l' motors, Exciting antique jewelry Pictures & 'J e welry. out £or l>usrnc~s. Hl'nl 751·3532 b75·6237·2131634·l8l9 & tape. Dix int.. see lo LOVES. WOOD GA:\'lE alum. cols. t·hildren 's collection. Gold. silver 5S9·0796Pvt.party. w/opl to huy. Kawai, HONDA360CL ·71 ford lQO. 4 spd, xlnt apprec. $2200/bst ofr .• SETS. lamps. C O~ hook!>. ~mall b i ke , .,..alches.rings,jadc,cor· S t elnwuy. Baldwin . CORONAD025 STIS 546·1877 cond. New tires, s· bed. Hurry!751·0121. f lSCATEO Slncl\ of .I!> OOOkC.tl>I.', prei.to deep al.675·4982.644·8474 Matthews 3 whl hicycle Chic kel'lllK . Yamaha. c u:l int. Clean! $840() $4300,4!15·4513 "orll'<i fine furn ~I LST fry 2 VW ma): wheels. - - . w/3 gears 885. Sear·i. Kimball. Wrlt7r (i1'1 1 \974 250 Enduro. '68 Dodge Window Van. SELL. rni~c,·ampini;i,:l'ar. misc Mu~t sell Diamond, Mar Crafts m an m anual ti 38 . 217 o 12o 7 2 PP 7H ·53<Hlll·l9 $350 ... 318 V.S, long wheel base. Sal&Sunl2.5 lkm-.. ~wi.e .Cut.3"'2 ~.G.l.A. l~wnmower 18", $35 Brookhurst.GG '74Coumbia 23.Trailera· Call 4954328 S850.Ca11 495·6854. 7;1511i1•1l l'nit L llB Wll o\lbert Placl' apprrused .548·8636 Fireplac~ scrf'cn & tools ~ . . -hll'. li ke new. S49Y5. ·w Dodge Van. 6 cyl. gd. !Nr. San Diego F"' Y & Costa Mesa Christmas is co min g~ SlO. 673·2230 0 r I> a·" l s l . P I an I s l 9!17·2H9l! aft 7 PM wkdays. ·oo Honda 350, cstm:td. nµ mileage, paneled & cptd. ~!lChl Sat Sun !lam to4pm Vocalist. CMTA, Ha m · eng, cstm paint. $600/ bst Cl NO ~ff ·\.~ON ,\BLE •. ' -Ha ndmade Jewelry CARPET Contractor has mond Concorde. WiJI pay VENTURE 23 MacGregor ofr. 963-9176; 963-2532. ean. Sl400. OfFEH R.t;FUSED :'.loving: Apph ances & ~ade to order. Brenda J . 10 yds red Nylon Plush. SlOO persg,n secunng best y a c h t s o w n d e . 74 FORD 54.5·2779 __ _ __ furniture. n81 Taylor St. 768-5519 Must sell! 675·5906 & performing contract ·t t 0 t t d '75 Honda 550. Su per H B o.•7.'"23 ., • ., 2210 . mom; ra or. u s an ing S port Farring v lnt noHCO 4s4 '75 Dodge Van, cust. int., i\I u ST s ELL II 0 '\I E . . .,.. "" . Livestock 8075 ,_.. 640-0llO evs. cond. S3300. MacGregor . ~ Y-8 •uto Iran• oower ....... AM /FM s .trk, low mi, FULLOFBTFL.FllHi'!;YARDSALE.'a HPPatnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• POOLTABLEwilh Hammond organ E-300 YachtCorp.642·6830. cond .. $1095.545·2611. ~.~~~",v~.~\.~a:",:~ $4200.,94-4401 . Xl.NT QUALlT\ JUS I Spraver S50 Picnic Tbl Re M b k Ball &C SSO C 11 daJ f 11 k bo d. Motor Homes. 3 00011111 (156Mr.tJ1 LIKE NEW +custom bll '. . • .EV I k . g. l organ ma.re, ro e s . ues . u pe • u ey ar . 26' Clipper com ple te. 5..1 /R nt "160 , es , s:JO. Allee & .. l\ 1 es. t o ride & drive, blk 968·4243 $1500.557·3872 ~c700 T ·1 O/B CB uoe e ~ 495 '66 Ford Super Van, pop· top. teot. bunks & much more. super cond, must see Offer. 897·5277 home. Wort~ your ltrnt: 5J.S t>:l. Juicer 820. Tupe pa rade Morgan gelding, ·°" . · rai er . ' ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• s4 lo see. 836-41 iO Recorders, SI0-25., Cof-Eng We s.t ern ( 714 > Moving. 2 beautiful wht Elec. Thomus organ. 2 RDF. dmghy. 833·3W3. Motor Home Rental OIVOltCES..\LE le-e Pots. S7. & 12. Misc. 338·1011 ' F'l~kati .F u r r u gs. Yrs .old. Nevr lea.rned. Pvt dock avail. up to 55• ISlh'to 32• l~lueen s iz.e Simmons plus Lapidary & rocks. • 8080 8i,..i x.ll'h . S l50 e a . Moving. Drums, chimes, pwr boat, Dover Shore~. Fully self.contained Bt!uuty Resl. 10 ebon'· 2007 Santa Ana. C. M. Miseellan.ous 640·0239. etc. S2200 new. bst olr No hve aboar·ds or varty Reser ve now !or .J ~">'l"l~ ~~rt lOam ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 67J...1A39 I · 1•rt.'flenia, Zenilh Space .._,_3-. · Super quality beige wool .. · o~ work on boats. P ~se. Holiday Wknds c.ommand color TV.Hu g e Gar . Sale , WANTED carpet.12"x.2S"&extra.SportlftC)Goods 8094 Llm1lyourelectrolys1s & REGENCYMOTOR l::f e(·t rohome console, rorcel nin, s ilver, TOP CASH DOLLAR Makeorie.r.751·1652 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.ec:un.1 y. S3.75 per ft. HOMERENTALS Misc lamps. puint1ni:s. carnival glass. antiq oak p A I 0 FOR y 0 UR . . Mossberg Model 4GM boll (21.3) 9211-4495 925N. Harbor Blvd. S.A. de. All n~w. Mu~t sell rocker glass bkcase 11 JEWELRY WATCHES Smger zig.zag mdl 45!· action 22 rifle S65.SAB01' 1 t .. ••531·2503•• ~-6()57 • ' • · walnut cab $125 Corva1r · · r o m P e <= ----------i shee\s4x12 sheet rock. 20 ART OBJEci:5, GO.LO eng $50, glass t~p coffee ~ochester .21 cal pellet fiberglass. good cond. 8' BhK!/&reen floral t ype ~al aquarrum, misc . S ILVER SER Vl<.:E. lbleS75.536.n81. nfleS20.494·5040 Sl25.552·9033 rouch. Vt'ry good condi· household lte mi; 5932 F I NE FUR N & AN· Ri k J 6 ... S II For Sale '74 GMC26' M.H. fully ~uipped, lo ml, x.lnt shape. 640-7400 tion Cull 962·2929. ~ul.U:ct Cr. HunL Bch. TIQUES. 645·2200 Carpet green 100 yds & c . ames 8 wa ow Lido 14 113829. Xlnl cond. -Snt&Sun. paddi~g like' new must Tail Surr Board, S60. Ury storage dolly, covrs, Beaut. 28• Diplom a t <.:otlee tbls 12H40; 2 red . , . LUGGAGE TAGS 5en. 640.4421 ' 491H218. S16.SO. Call 675-7252. Motor Home for rent. w t <X:t'. chrs $95. ea ; ~do Isle Gar Salt:'. Build-from your business card. TV Rodlo Daily. wkly, mthly1 Sips I.imps: mi11c &10 8873 mg Matenalb. windows. Send one card for each L.P.Gas Heaterfortrlror HiFi St~eo 8098 LIJi~ohtl&4, f3asmt.ols ooflda. kv1.enrdy. 10. Has stereo. air cond, --bathtub. Sat /Sun only. tag plus one sp"re. We cam.per . Oulput 8400 • .. . I 646 7619 Sp:in1sh Wroug hl Iron 133 Via Waziers, NB 9·5 " BTU SSS 847 8768 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• S2300/ofr. 673·7418 crwse contro · · i:lass t o p tbl w /6 r e turn pern:ianently s. . • CB Radio. REALISTlc ---. -.--_afl_._5_p_m_. _____ _ matching chairs w/ohve Lawnmower s. ds hwshr, sealed attra~1ve t_ag. & PLUSH 8' Sofa & 6' Lov· TRC·55. 1 mo old. $195. a~tana 22 race/cnnse: 9 For Rent • '76 Farwest s:r ren leather. s7s. loots & plants, pols, strap. m~eting a1rhn!! eseat. lnlaid wood game AF'I'SPM 548·8Sl3 sails. xlnt bottom. radio. M' . M' H 1 6 b tH2·7003 eve5. 7ss-4136 rrusc. 26e8 R1.>dlar'lds Or. l.D. requirements. Pre set w/matching tbls & ' Chuck Ayres 499·2512, .mt · "s ps : ca lia.yw. Mrs . Ericson C\i.548·5295 vent lo58 & theft! For a wall u nit , glass top Must sell Sansui QR 1500 547.5257 au-, day, wk, mo,642·0948 Items. personalized tag ei:iclose dinette set. lg. lamps, all quad reclei ver BS~ HOBrE l6' new s ail, new Trailers, Trani 9170 Beaut. SoUd Walnut Din. All sorts of misc. ~allpape.~ • ra br1 c or wood king sz bdrm set turn tab e . ( 4 l 3 t 1 · & db I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111g Rm sct.w/6'table & Sa~~~l~.8·~ C M Day Glo paper & we w/a rmolre. All in xlnt speakers. $250 or orr. :aape";.J~~l~.':w2.1189 21'00ShastaS/C.Awnlng, 2 le11ve!!. 8 h1 back full,y • en vc, · · will back & trim your cond. 5544760 675-9115. h itch , x Int. c 0 n d . uphols chair. & 7' bufCN. MOVING tag.s. Or try two cards 20' All Wood SI R bl 54G 5028 $1000. Also; dork wood V'ERY REASONABLE buck to back. Mobile telephone. GE 6 Brand New, never used oop easona e. · f I · d P RICF.S · · "llitachi" 9" port color · 52900. u l sue d e s k & tride·a·bed, cstm bit · channel, m car workmg TV MKI 1 CU120 S H<l 6i31!l!l5 96:1-6209 Starcraft tent tr)r. dlx matchln~ credenza $125. bnokcoses folding S2eaor3/$S now.554-4760 · < e · 0 mdl. butane refr1g, s ips 642·2589 screen. wall & door m•r· 4/5tags Sl.OO ea. St.A/C~D/C..sunscreen V4 ton No. Star Lux Sip. 8, used 3 times. CdM . 1 • 6/9 tags $1.50 ea. Exercise Equipment Xlnt & 7~ position detent UHF Comp eqpd .. lull elec.. 675.1784. Decorator's 2 winged rors. 01 painlmgs, port. lOormoreSl .40ea. cond from S25-$17S. By lunmg. other features. Atomic 4. Xlnl 494.5007 ---------- t•huirs, pumpkin print. ~:e~g.la:s ~[ac~ ~~r~.I :r: Sales Tax Included Dan Lurie Co. 551·3678 S299. 644·4482 aft 5. 27' Roadliner Travel Trlr. Sl2S ea. l\lisc cptng, Sl.00 NO CARD? obie 12. Good condition. Slps 6, Cully equipped. yd. 673·3313 namcntal stone pagoda Draw your own ~r send SCM Add Mach $25. 18" fltitAL New rigging & sail. A/C, tape dec k, xlnt ---------• for lawn deck, misc. Nr name, address. phone & lawn mower $25, Elec CLOSEOUT SALE! 968-2620 cond. $3000 Ph : 644·0163 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA lllll•lro~tll1•'1 ••'II\~\ HUHf1"4C.f0HiU•t ... '64 E conoline. Tape. AM/FM, cpts, mags, gd cond. Sl450/ofr. 64.2·3727. '74 Dodge Van 8100. Cust ----------a inL, many xtras. Clean & sharp. 14500. 496·3806. a ~.~~:.~~!'! ..... !~.~~ ~ ......... ~ NEW.76 75.JEEP c:J54s4 to lo mn.._ Elll•t Mets t 100. lll:l•ROJI Bill MAX EY TO 'YOTA t8ll•lro11oll••1 it•' I',\', .,.U.,., ,..,,,Tf •N II •C •t "A IETIIR. IAR<iAIN"' LAND CRUISEI SALE CAPRI II MPCi Complete. with front disc brakes. s t eel belle d r adials, s t yled s t eel wheel covers, r a ck & pinon steering, reclining buc ket seats, fold down bench"'ts. vinyl top. s tve.11 Mo. Wftb only taic 1C Ile down (S32lt34) for 48 months on approval ot your good credit. Total price incl • tax & lie. & interest. Deferred payrDent price Including lax, lie. $4315. annual pcrc\mta~ rlllt! 1 2 . u tl r,.; • s e r . GAECSK24542 . GUSTAFSON LINCOt N MfflCURY 1 t,800 Ile ach Riv<! H•l''lln.JIU'1 fk.1th 84 2·P844 RCA AM/FM Stereo r adio Lido Village. 673·2491 we'll make one card per Edger $10, Step ladder 25 .. <.:olor Console TV's, 21--------.----1----------t.::~:~:aJ~· !:d~!r. zm Holly Ln, NB. Many tag. Add 25< each. SlO. TV SlO. Ph 546·1877 yr picture lube warm. HOBIE 3.5 llke HW. '73~',:0~~~~;0hl •4 WHI& Dl(Vl e.~.~ .... !?~ $225. Girls pink twn bed ~~hold llems. Creezer. Send check or money or· 40 ydsre<i. cut, plush wool $165-$225. All Service & Call 1175·8546 5S7"3160. L_... Sttectt. CASH FOR CARS! & 6 dwr dresser & olbe-F1hng eabnts Sat/SUn derto: carpet. SSO. Repajr Co. 807 W. l!llh St. Gho~t 13Sloop w/tl'lr. j itcrna.. 640-5291 M . PILOT PRIMTIHG CaH 675·2171. 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SAVE A LOT :-.1101' &CO:\IP.\HE BARWICK DATSUN San Juan Ca p1~lra no 831 -1375 493.3375 TOP BUYER Sl·c us lir!>l. & I ai.t' 1'op dollar paid for 1mporb COSTA MESA DATSUN 2!U :>11 Jr h111 11 h d Costa \lt•:.a :>IU·li-110 Roy Ccrver.lnc. i3 :!llJZ ~11.000 1111. air Rolls !lone IHIW co11d . A ~IJ DI , au to 154iJ Jumhort'{L J..ra.u.:;. .hro.1"11 011ts1tlc. Ne"purt Bcul·h b4IH>ll l m:ig whb. xlnt cunt! ' -$4000 J>h ~ WtiO !I lo i 11 :1 O CS Snrf . \ cluur pm. Int . air 'tt·n~• & tape. -75 D "TSU .... 821 0 JUlll SIK,000 ifiO !-Ill ~ .,. ,.... iO l:J:\I\\' :?tl02 Xlnl u md ll('W p.llnl 6. fJd1.1h; I 'h 47 I 11 ~Ii:! g.1113 1974 IMW 2002 Wlute black ~ '~lt.'l'«I: lounroof & u1r CHncl Im mJrulall' ~ HU'i L fo' h. I MISSION VIEJQ IMPORTS .\H•r) l'kw' S II fo'n\~ 2>4ilH \l.11 l:lll'• Ill' l'I." ~ 831-1748 I :.peed. radio & ht•Jl<'r !'lupt..•r gas l'C:Onomy ' \:111 :\I f'W l SADDLEBACK Y ALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 11 Ditlson Sln \\'1otn. \Jany xlras, l'lean. 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Y .ALLIY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 luxury w/all xtras. 36,000 IMPORTS eves 675·9638. 832·0077. m1 , mmt cond Lhruout 2131921-8588 u 1-2040 5-4949 Fet-rari 9723 :\lu:.t sell 1mme.d . 714/523 7250 •• • ••. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5-IX ti3H! or tH6~ UI • 60 Porsche. ~ood cond, S29'J5 or best of r. OHLY S2295 MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS • 1969 VWIUG Wtth mui:~. rndio & heater. Tough hltle Cul ~ 1023LSZl. '68 330 (i'l'C ~lint. ract . 511 x K~ 50 Jag u a~ ~rni ;11r, rlr1< blu Lan 1nl d b · ·r I SI 1.000 641 OK.'iO 1;.12.0054 H_estore ~ eau.u u .. HOUSE OF IMPORTS 548·5612 1965 Porsche C. good A\'ery Pkwy.-S.D. Frwy. cond. S4850 orr. 645·11.it 28701 M:ira:uerate Pkw)' . ONLY 51 2 95 NEWPORT D.ATSUH 888 Do\'C Slreet NEWPORT BEACH 833-1300 _ --S6.000 Call IH5·2478 an ti. Rot 9725 ~ XKE 2+2. 6 cyl. auto, •••••••••••••••••••••• loaded. xlnt cond, 1968 FIAT s.iwo ofr. Sac. 551-1525 850 SPIDER M~do-9738 l.'nbclh.•\ Jbl~ tond1lton' •••• ••••••••••••••••••• Ont• <>"-ncr \ch1l'lc, & m 1973 MAZDA m111l c·oncl1l1on :\lui.l RX2 SEO .... ~l't'' OlhlCQ \I) A,, NEWPORT DATSUN 4 !->J>t'l'd. radio & healer 1®1 l>ovt• Stret•t <2!1511G E>. Check lhl!> Nt::WPOHT IH-:ACll pncc 8 33-1300 ONLY $1395 MARQUIS TOY OT A 1975 FIAT :'.lllSSIONVIEJO 128WAGON 831·2880495-121C While hlac·k . O:°'Jl.Y 7llOU ------ !\llt.~:s• (O'J7r"D;\I l. ·11 Mazda llX3 Coupe. 4 OHL Y S2 695 spd. ondcr wrn1y. \'Cry MISSION VIEJO clcan83'1·3202 IMPORTS Mercedes Benz 9740 . \\t•rv Pkw\· S U Fnn 2!1i0i ~l.11·~·u1•nll' l'k\\} 831-1748 ............ , ...•...••. 280 SEDANS- GREAT SELECTION! 'iJ Fial 115U Spider, In stock now wide \Ufll! Al\t. 1-':\I I Jd . rudrnl-.. t\' or U~t...ocl 2l!O Sedans. 40mr1 g. >.lnl t..•und manycolorsand<ippornl· l"Mj 5Ui'I ffit.'lllS \l1l\'1n~ to Pnh. l'a Ila\ t' dean 'i5 F1Jl 121 Sp1dc1 "' .\~I F)I . 111 1? rl.. buritonll), 12.ouo n11 .j~ till;;! 'i5 F1.1l ~p~dt'r 12,000 m1. 'Int l"Onrl. ~300. 5-lli JtJ~ alt 2 :JO 1':'11 ' ;5 Xl!t, pr1t«•cl fur quick ' a I 1• I m m a l' 1· o n d . l'11mp t·u,t 111l & l''<l. Sll'l'CU II lC'ill'k . !'lll'Clai mugs, lo mt. l:l:JJ O!l:JI afl ti. 539 2512 HOUSE OF IMPORTS 2131921-8588 714/523-7250 '64 MBZ 220SE CLASSIC COUPE Rare ·I speed. sunroof. ll'illht>r. 8 lrack i.Lereo & 2."XI l.'ngine. Buy or lease l02ll:"\l.E l. SADDLEBACI< VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 ill I~ Spt (.;pl· S·sycl, moo -;lcrcedcs 220, 4 s1>d. i.lt•reu, 1111. pacn,t. int .\:\l1F!\I radio. lll'W 111· :\11th llrc'> JOmpl!. )lust tl•rior & lin·s. 25 mi pc:r ~di by wkml :,,t•t• lo ilppr gal. Best offer or lrilde :HI ·1117 "kcl.1ys, 833·:!ll2 for pickup or panel l'\'e & "kncl tiiS O'J70 da) s or tii3·:167ti EXECUTIVE *DEMO* SALE '75FIATl31 .\11Lo. air. A~1 rF:\I radio. ~r no.37<1!1:J $4199 '76FIAT Ill :! d r 5 s pc ed. ;11r. A:\I / P';\I Slere<>. Ser. no. 1ui111 aft tipm. Lease Mew · Used OVER 100 MERCEDES ON DISPLAY House of lmDOrls AUTllORIZtO MERCEDES DEALER 6862 M anchestcr, Buenat'ark 523-7250 On the Santa Ana Fwy. or675-7884 831-1748 '70 914 Appearance197S\.1 Toyota Cor ona lllC(D(S l()IZ Group. Red & blk, im· wan. 4spd . s tick, wd WEEKLY SPECIALS mae.s:noo/firtu.996·0828 grainside~.AM/FM. u1r, ----------,.----1 10.000 mi. Lake new 'G9VWVariant. '70 9UT Targa. Air, al· S.1600. 847-!lllOS. New enic .. SI 3001 bst ofr ~-Joys. sporl.o. x Int. 53611585. SS299/b.o. 673·88<15, '7S Toyota Cehca ST 450SEL G73·7344 Perfect cond .• Al\I FM . 'l.i7 VW BUG , good SJ-ISO. 492-0924. trnnsportallon. $750. '67 !112. Ab!>olull'ly 1m !162 3170 NO CAP REDUCTION mac. Must see. s.5950 or 1973 TOY OT A -- • tx>stoffer 536-708-4 PP MARK 11 COUPE '67 VW Sqbck $400 Ywr Clllice 1f Ctlors -:...__;_ -· 400 0010 SlO,ltill Cap Cost St3,145 RbUs Royce 9756 Low milea~e. 4 spel'd, . · lilly Uaek. :JU l\los/pymts ••••••••••••••••••••••• air t•ond. & pwr. ste('I'· liO VW Hu~. runs great, S.J.16.J..I plu:> tux· lie. Ser "1 DEALER IN U.S.A. 1 n g · 1 m ~1 a cu 1 al c $450. Dys, li73·4670; ~v:.. 05634l lhruout. <386HPQ>. Now 4!16·7561 Btll. (.;ALL FOR QUOTE ~ R.OY reduced to ON4l!MOS.LEASE CARVER ONLY $2595 11u 11 ROLLS·ROYCE MARQUIS TOYOTA _,,_ IS40Jamboru ~llSSION VIEJO ·w Camper PopLop, tebll cni: under \Hilty. xlnt co1ld, $2300. IH6·6010 <ill Ii P:\1 240 DIESEL -:'='limit 831·2880495-·1210 -;------'71 ·111 \\jgon. Aulu, ~CL;..;O..;..S;..;fo_s;..;UN_D_Av_s __ Tnumph 9767 radials, nu brks, fuel 111 P .~TEL GREY 7 65 • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • J e c I I o n • A l\I -F !'II • A;> !~.~~!~•••••••••••!•••• 1972 TRIUMPH metulhc blue. Shari•. C<IP Cost Sl I ,68>! Hu) Back S66ti2 OF.L :l6 Mos pymt:. ~27 27 Ser . 12998!J '77 TOYOTAs SPITFIRE Sl65ll. I.ow malca~e car In 557·3522 CALL FOR Q OTE O~ 48 !\IOS. LEASk.: Great Sclectaon Uuy or Leu1>l' In Stock Now: HERE MOW •MEW COLORS •MEW MODELS art'llC wh1tt•. lla1> r<Jd10, ht::ller & full hardtop l!JS:lM f>(J ). ONLY $2495 MARQUIS TOY OT .A :\llSSION VIEJO 83 1-2880 495-1210 'Ill t\omb1 (.;am1wr. top t'Ond Hud1<Jls, S24!15 ol- fer. 545·2629 eve:./wknds 'i5SCIHOCCO Bluupunkt Al\l /Fl\I . lap('. Silver. xlnt concl $3,700. 5S2·4138 213/921-8588 714/523-7250. lluge Savings on ALL. re- 111ain1 ng n ew 76!> & Demos. TR 7 HEW 'ti4 Bus. STRONG '7~ en~. MERCEDES BENZ Custom bl.ick beauty! ((;lt':tll). Plui.h 111l. ;\lake Discuss benefits or leai.· orrer. mu:.t :.ell. U75·4978. 11ie Betkr B3ri,:itm MARQUIS TOYO'\'A MISSION VIEJO ---------831·2880495-1210 ing. 60 l\los fill. All OAC. BRITISH CAR CO. 213/990-2525 7141694~2854 '70 MBZ 280SE Fuel inj. 6 "YI. f:lec. sun· rf. Air. Slttreo Pwr wind. :JUSBR:\1. HOUSE OF IMPORTS 213/921-8588 714/523-725~ '9"72 TOY OT;,.-- CELICA '70 TRI. SPITFIRE 4 speed, rudio & vinyl roof. Won't la~l long! Onlv 18.388 mi. Sharp' 019BIL. Super l>eal ~ OWFEO> .. ONLY $1195 BRITISH CAR CO. NEWPOllt.D.AtSUl'l 213l990·2525 88$ Dove Streel 714/694-2854 Nt:;WPOR'll BEACH --- i2 280S .. : I 5 ~1 B. BeiJ?e 833·1300 '75 TR7 melalht· \\ brn leather . -;--Lo mi. Sunroof )lug~. int, A:\I F;\I ~tereo. PS, 71 <;:orona ..SR·5, fully Like new. One of cond. S2700tofr 963·9300 _.BRfTISH CAR CO. 63t-127ti __ _ 1971 TOYOTA 213/990·2525 MGB 9744 CORONA 714/194-2854 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Au~omattc. AM ' !'.M '7t TR GT6. mech xlnl. lo MG MIDGET radio & a super looking I• -S2300/1'est offer All models. colori.. llt.>re car <227 DV(). mi Es. OHLYSt495 962'2103 now! D1:-.cu11s lca!>lng. 00 --------- Mos fin Many pro · MEWPORTDATSUH Yolksw•n 9770 '72 VW Bel'llC, nuw t1rci;, new brakt>S, xlnl cond. $1850 S40·1HOO '65 Bug . needs <•nA. work. othcrw1:.c in good cond. 5450. 751 8710 *FREE~ AM/FM STEREO STRACK TAPE OH AJ..LNEW VOLKSWAGEN lSOLD THRU 11-10-76) BUY NOW AND SAVE grums 1\88 Dove Street ••••••• •••• •••• •••• • •• • $4499 '73 4SOSEL BRITISH CAR CO. NEWPORT Bl!:ACl1 '70 VW Bus. MaJ?s, fo'M Lo mi. :\tinl675-3590 2131990-2525 833-1300 cassette. xlnt inlr, nu GAR OEM WEST VW ~ lllm b \\ olllc·11hllh•t '7 6 FIAT 13 l '11_41694·28_54 __ Bil clutch, needs cni; work. 2 dr, met. i;i l\cr. aulo. MBZ '350-SL S2000/ ofr. ~6·7053 . ,.~1 1 F' 'I l New cond, SI 1,()()(), Days. 6 GB-GT air, '" " s creo ' 7 M '75 VW J'abbalt 4 dr., • IJ.I( 39 1}10·5377, Evl!s. ·.1!.1-1·7021 , ~r.no. l Very lo. careful ml. AM /FM i,lereo, air. dlx $4799 73 208 Sedan xlnl cond. Pracedrightlll5KF'T. int .. S3200.Sl(;2·4914. '76FIATl31 take car trnck + BRITISHCARCO. STATION WAGON ss,5oo payo r. 536-9153 2131990•2525 '72TOYOTA Mel. blue, 5 spe<'d. air. _d_a_y:;_· ------714/694·2854 Aul~n~11~~C:,~ ... ~"'' 68 VW. very clean. runs good. Bcsl offer. 493.3930 (714) i\:'lld•'.\l Slerco cassette 1967 l\IEHCED s Benzl----------1 ''""t"o 1uoo•9• ••c• Ser no 430tl7 200. Air & aut MGI GT 1~1~' '68 IUG $4999 751-4429 Select from 60 d1Herenl $ I 8 9 9 (VG~380) new, used SPorts cars. SAVES$$ 7111M1 w .. ,1m11~-1rr l!hd w,.,1 nun''"' H93 7~SI '72VW CAMPER LOADED Lie. 281\J NU $3295 GARDEN WEST VW .'Him k' \\ of llt .11 t, HI"' ;,...•1\\1·trn1u-.1 .1 Bl'td \\.· ... tn11,1 ... tt·r :irii -;'~l '76 FIAT X I /9 1969 MBZ EZterms.Canlease. $995. 280SE COUPE BRITISH CAR CO. '74 VW Soper BeeUe. Blk (;hoc .bro .. mags, J\M /F~ Stereo. Ser.no. ----·-----· 49215 ~ 3 o 1 w ll 1 t e IJ I u c. 69 Datsun Roadster OUR LAST TWO '76s FUii Power. <11r cond. & 2131990-2525 w/i:ed Int. Xlnl inside & stereo. Complclely re· 71,.169.._2854 out. Very low m 1 ~] a11rnm.1tll & .,h·rco 41.000 m1 SIOOO or best 112&171 offl'r f>.15-4400 '<K" J t Ar'H l:Jl \l lJ ~·1 °". •4 •~,fU'48£AC1>1 ' ••. All orii: I Oltw~e S.1150. GU OK 60 IJC' NEWPORT BEACH ·;3 O<Jtsun 61 0 StJ WJJ.l .\tr mnil, lug rack Call i9'1·:}3'.JO '73 DATSUN Pickup, camper ·She 11 . 1o l l! p bumpeT, cusl. inl~·r1nr $2400. Ph afl 5 30, 5.'12 3170 $5499 6U-0054 640-6444 ill 2ll~·Z. mags . ·~ir, ·71 FIAT 850 SPIDER, ............ 9707 CLOSED SUNDAYS AM i l'M stereo, t:B. convcrtihlc.4!l.000mile:i· -_ Takeovcr lea~c $160 mo. nun~ good l\lust sell. •••••••••-••••••••••••• )lo. '"< ""9" . . S""5 r II • r . i ~.. 9715 ~ ..... .,.,. ~ _ l'rivale party. '"' u 1S. 4 dr, i\udl ~!·1ox~ aul ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 5l0 "'·"an I Spd lo price. Call a n ytime. trans. A~ J .. ,, stereo • "'t.." · • • 5 6646 to In mt, like m•w. '73 R II. -.kt 1•11. :tlr m 1 I ea 14 e . c I ca n . t><I · __ _ A~in1 S4l!GO. 9•·l. 30 cond. ('11~1 paint, Mecban1l·ally ricrr('t'l 962.itae• $25110 ~i.13 6214 _ $}550. Ph: 548-4971_1 __ Fl.ATS G.ALORf- SPIDERS! Xlf\&. 1!50 Select from nMly, rfnc selection-EZ terms. BRITISH"CAR CO. 213/990-2525 7141894-2854 condilloned. (lt-11PPM ). ,. AM/ F l\t rad Io, r cd MISSION VIEJO 173 MGl-GT ptnstrl p ing. U850. IMPORTS Sharp. Super deal this -645·3814 Avery Pkwy.-S.D. 1-'rwy. weekend. Lo pymota. AMtos, Used A..tos, U1e4 Aaltos. U1.ct 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. Call for quote. 600JPO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 l I· I 7 48 BRITISH CAR CO, '75 M8%'240 Dl&SEL 213'"°.2525 4s pd. Buy I l. ease.. 71•1894-2854 Beautifully appoirHed ~I 9746 688MYF. Call for S1Jeclal ••••••••••••••••••••••• quote. '72 Opel Cpc. 36,000 miles. HOUSE OF $1650. Very gd cond. l!:ves.673-5127. e 75 6IO 4 DOOR e e •n 710 2 DOOR SIDAM e IMPORTS p--a.....a 9747 Factory a1r conditioning, AM/FM 1921 8588 -....-AM/FM radio. yellow, 8736 miles. di stereo cassette green 213 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• rNgs. radials, mouldi"". pinstripe, ra o. 1 • di I · 71 ,./523-7250 DCVORCESALE "• 5559 mi es, mags, re a s. .. und e r co a I I n g, (Ser . m 0 u 1 ding . p In st r i pe", '57 220S partially 1974·l. Pantera. While. tHL610040634)(Stk.1'433t). undercoa t ing. (Ser. restored, nds 110me 1ronl ils 500/bslolr S4&'60S7 '3244 #JHL71007v ~., I ,,.._ · • • F l a w J e a s c C) n d . ·31 (S k. .... "29) end & eng work. 11150 or · · SA VI MOW SA YI S 2 4 MOW bestorrer. 837-8491 f'orsch. '750 .. -----------t~ii!ilmi•-------~mil '73 450SLC Loaded! Sunroof, alloy wlaeels, t ap-e. Llf ml. Buy/Lease. 648PKH. Loaded· Beautiful! ••••••••••••••••••••••• e ?6 610 WA60N e .71710 2 DOOi COUPie 1973 PORSCHI 4 IC>ffd. air conditioning, AM-FM Factory air conditioning, ~M 91 llTAR6A stereo, mouldlno11. only 7.835 radlo. yellow, 3711 miles. Sspeed,aircond .. atereo, miles Demo ·#885244 Stk. moulding, undercoating (Ser. No. mags. Buy or .XLNT 1'10018 JKHL710026383) (Stk. #4529). leaseplan. <600HPC). s4550 ,3644 SADDLllACIC ~YI MOW SAVI HOW YAUlY IMPORTS 131·2040 495.4949 •75 710 4 DOOlt SB)AHe Factory air conditioning, AM/FM stereo radio. red. 9Q32 miles, moulding, undercoating (Ser. tJHL71004002S) (Stk. f4c405). '3449 • ....._ UMd ....... Ut.ci ......_ UMCI Aattot. U1e4 Alttot, UMHI A.tot. U.-d .......................................................................................................................................... AMtoi, l•ported ._..,, IMporW AMtof. Used AMC 9905 lulck 99 IO Cacftftoc 9915 Chevrol.t H20 COftff.....tal 9930 orveth 9932 Cl" DAIL y PILOT Sund!Y.N~~7.1979 ................................................................................................................... ·•··········•·•········ ...............•.•..••. ••·················••····•••·•··•••••·•········ Votbwagen 9770 Yol•o 9772 GeMral 990 I •73 JAYRIH •75 IUICK ?2 COUGAR Xll7 CORVETTES •-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •;••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic, air. pw r '73 CADILLAC 0-'t S.. Us flnt-v.a, auto. trans., factory •75 RAlllTT ,77 61 CAD ti.OORADO steenn&, vinyl top. A 1-\lll RIVIE~ C,E DE VILLE M SM Ut Lo1t!ll air rood.IUoninac. PQwer 4 dr. deluxe model. 1.o ml. Comp. lac equip. Classic! (838FVQ> t.rol t~wc:, f .U:~o~~n· L o ad e d w It b V . 8 •u You Doe't &let!nn&. power brakes, CHOICE OF 15 s~. nereo, low mtlei1 ~i/FM stereo, tllt whl, 795 At.ti~·M \!~~ padded automatic trans .• radio'. aa... Fr tape deck, radio, heater, 1961THRU1976 <8S2MJ0) VOLVO a ar. Must see to •P· vinyl top. (859WD) heater, power &leering & -1 OM whate~all tires. vinyl 4 1PMdllcAutomatacs Wt:EKENDSPECIAL predate (l32LM1) 56189 brakes. air condauoning. COMMILL. root, Unted glan, wheel Or-C_.....'s $2995 $1999 • (7ASRDll> , • I covers. (435HGC> _.....,.. -·r Not yet-but we h11ve '76MERCMONARCH .. You re Pay "9 52666• Lcrgest&finest mimy 00 lhe way. New 4dr sed, V-8, Auto, f'ac S3986. Too Muehl" SetKtlon colors, new options. Re· A. PS PB R di 540-5630 L•z "'l,.,AN''IN'' malnlng '76s & Demos at ar, • • u o, CONNELL "" .. n "" "' fontasUcsavings. heater. Beat buy ! WE LEASE MAR"'UIS VOLVO <26LPAA> CORVETI'ES ""' S4999 CHEVROLET HOWARD Chenolet MI SSION VlEJO ?4 THUNDERllRD "75 Riviera, loaded, xlnt 2626HA1t101t ILVO. DovelcQuailStr~~ 831°2880 495·1210 HT. auto. fac alr, PS,PB, '75 Pacer D/L. s ilver cond. Bs t orr over ~~~cl COSTA MESA ' NEWPORT BEACH GARDEN WEST VW ' J<j1 H k \.\ .. 1 ''• ,. ti H'\ d f"' ilf' \.\ ' -. t ri I jl l ~ If. f I \I \ 1 I \\, 'ln1tr1,tt·r Jttt ,' lri.'•J '70GHIA 4 speed, oran ge (8431\KH) O a•uGECOUHTY pwr windows, AM/FM grey, auto., P /S, P/B, whlsale. Pvt Ply. 73 Cadill ac deVllle S46-l200 833-0555 ""'"' s tereo, v top, rally AM /FM ster e o, _s ll 7611-1347. &.'Clan. Blk, cteon, lo ml, i---------i'74 Mark IV. Special Gold1 ________ _ VOLVO wheels. (156000) radials, mags, spec int., c.....am 9915 extende d warra nty. •73 CHEVY Edition. Moon Roof, fully '75 "T" Top, orange, air, EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO $5299 roof rack, rear ws hr & -ac SSl00.962-722.3 eqpd., perf eond. xtru.$8195.orolfer.Pvt v J ?4 MARK IV defogr, 14M mi, cost ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS CPIE . ~19349 SAVE$$$ $2195. GARDEN WEST VW Largest oJvoDea er Full ul ___. 1 $5600, sac at $3550 .. '76 Seville. Sll.000. All Auto. trans .. factory aar1--·-=-:·~:--:::-=::---1..!pcy~.:.!552:=:-0::;l~4.1:..::aft~.G~-- BUY or LEASE Vinyl top, leather splll . ti' ~ ~er1f6'73-7ooodaay:s. us st.eertn1. power brakes, Loaded with all t he ••••••••••••••••••••••• inOrangeCounty! Y pwr eq P~ Pus "94-989l (!!) l 15 ooo M'I M t conditioning power '75 MARK IV 9935 '1:1 ...... \\ ,, 11. "I• 1111°! ·'""'•\\1 .. t1111r1 ... ttrBl.1I DIRECT bench seats, eruls.e con· '74 Grem!Jn. 29,000 ma. {'I · radio, huter. Loaded! aoodles Mu st see to ap ~ ~J. AM/FM & 8trk tape, Sacrifice! $1605/bst ofr. '68 Gold Cadillac 4dr (lmNLE> • . . ?2 DODGI ~[~I· tilt wheel. Low, low Pvt pty. Ask for Don, :'> • DeVille. foully cqpd. $2499 predate. (4S3LPW> CHARGER '67 SQUAREBACK A9J U •J mUes (~~~ ~~1~1:.75 .1186' d ays " -., smo. 648•8021 540-56;0 --=~'r.5~8•6•8~6r.:·~,..•• ~!r1~~~r~i~~h~~c~~ G ttr rt ti t 2025 S. Ma-~ SANTAANA be 'b'7 Cadillac SdV. Reblt Check this one now! \\,·-.f 111111, t1·r ~u ;':,JJ rea anspo 3 on u a '"-'1 t=)ler LINCOLN MERCURY General 990 I Na rs eng. new top. seats & (320MWZ> low pri"Cs lo95~> Anaheim 750-2011 1301N. T~~~f1antaAn• ··c···A··R····o··u··T •• L •• E.T··· Cadillac ~~~~~~~1:1soo. Ph 2626HAR10• •tvD. s i1a9. GARDEN WEST VW _. Ii 1,,, -.. ... \\ "' ll«J< h llh•t l•~•• \\ "'' rnm,lt·r Ill"! \\ ,.,, 111111,lt-r JClJ 7~1 '74 V\V, low mi, xlnt cond, AM/FM, mus t st:l l ! 5'!400/offer.SS6-4848 '67 V\V Bug, a good car OYerseas from a good home. $950 t.is.1323 • DeliYery • . Service &parts now upen 72 ~ Conv~rtible, new on Sal's 8 to 4 for your tires & engme, yellow. conv~nience. Must sell 960·4698 · CLEAN CARS AT 'LOW PRICES AMC 9905 CONVERTIBLES •••••: .. •• .. ••••••••••• '70 CAD. CONVERTIBLE •• S2575 74 HORNET '"''_. '"'°s111 STATION WAGON '69 AAT 124 SPIDEi A.ut.o trans, pwr steering, CONY .•••••• , ••••••••• Sl~/5 air. 27 ,000 actual miles. s soo t.11111'8'11 Hard to find; <072JPX> ~7 MCRt CALIENTE S2998 :ONYtRTIBtE •• ••• • •• S875 ~· VW's Quality and Price Guaranteed LcJsin1t Spcc1Jlists Pt clcrrqJ Rates I a1 ~t'st Sci cc twn of New& Um J Catl1llacs 111 Orange County Open SundJy Cadillac Master Dealer 21.lOO HJrbor Bl\l.l. Co~ta M1:~a 540·9 I uo Nabers Cadillac '65 Cad. Convert., white-COSTA MESA . on·white. Best oHer. Good cond. 644-7844 1974 Monte Carlo. 1 ownr, ---------fully equip'd xlnt cond. '57 CADILLAC. A classic Sunroof, $3300. 546-6700 cruiser in great sh11pe 8·5wkdys SSSO firm. 496-5491 ---------• ---------'66 Chevy Impala. Xlnl '73 EL DORADO, black, transportation. $600. Pb white top. loaded, PP. 5'18·2-161 $4600. 846-0706 eves. ---------'76 Monza Spyder, Ltd. Cadillac '72 Sedan 1Je Ed. Plush red int. cslm Ville. Silver Ac. leather whl ext. Xlras. $3500. blue. stereo tape deck, Tum.645·0107. l'rwse control, till, pwr locks. window, seats. '71 Chevy MaJl~u. aml V8, twillAhl sentenl. cln, PP uut.o, AC, PS, PB, vln S3200 firm. 644-8429. top, new tires. 962·2012 ·&tcpedeVUJe. A Real 1973 CHEVY Cla:.sic~ Orig paint&. up. NOYA·3 DOOR hol, beautUuJ cond. Runs Automatic, radio, pwr. like new. S650. Ph steering & low mileage. 846-5641 '7l Cad. 4 Dr. l"1mac. _ -------Superclean! (507028). "Cream Puff". Local re ·73 EIDo. Very clean, xlnl OHL Y $2695 ullor's treasure! A m u~t cond ., every xtra. MARQUIS VOLVO sec! Super sharp! S2895. 54699/b.o. 673·8845, MISSION VIEJO 640.5560 644-050.5 eve~ t.73·7344. 83 I ·2880 495· I 2 I 0 42-8844 JUST ARRIVB> THEFAIULOUS '77 MARK V GOOD SELECTION IN STOCK FOR IMMEDI ATE DELIVERY GUSTAFSON LINCOLN M ERCURY 16800 Bt'ach Blvd Huntington Beach 842-8844 IOllXSO\ ,\SOX • LIN' 01 "I "1£ i'CUnY '71 CADILLAC '74 4 Dr. Hardtop . 35,000mi. Xlnt cond. ·73 Bel Aire, 39,000 ml, 6 2626HARaolt llVO. 4 DOOR SEO AH cyl. gd MPG, $1895. \ COSTA MESA \'II, auto. lrans .. factory $5600. 962-0~ 894-Z374 air <·ondil1oning, power -."--------1·10 Linc 4 dr, blue w/ wht stccrinl!, power br3 kl's, Camero 9917 15. Mo!'lle Carlo, 20,000 top, gd cond. BOM mi, pawcr winrlows, power ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma .. air, Pwr., AM /FM $1295. Call 545·9743. scatb, radi.o, heater. '70 Camaro 350 V8, air ~f~sl~nder blue book. 74 Mark JV, new radials, whitewall tires, tantrd cond, PS, PB, AT, lo m1, · show room cond. Must glass. wheel covers. Buy very clean S2295. :>48-8210 '68 Chev Impala 2 dr sell $6500 or offer GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Bh1d Huntington Beach 842-8844 'G.1 Dodge Convert. Top shape, lo mi'g., potential classic. S67S. 540-6331> eves or 833-4669 days. '76 Dodge Charger. 6 Mos. old. 5,000 Miles. 60/40 Bench seat. Full power. Maroon. $5500. 8 A .M . lo S P.M. wkdays, 558·2841 70DODGE DAIT '-ulo lnins. -tl-"O 9ood tren1oott1llon coman s1599 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1111 tto• • l ••J. 141' I O.\\ MUN' •••.U• '(..•M If A( H '73 VW l:lus, gor,:eous, must sell . may trade. 675·81 IO lll70VOLVO BEST OFF EH 644-7187 ·oo V\V, >.Int cond. Whate1--------- WATCH FOR TIIE DAJLY PILOT 1t n ght' ( 156DCll ) --' · • . CA:'-JAHO, 75 LT, air , hrdtp, All power, good 546-9556 l--------- $2999 • auto. vs. PJS, xlnt cond. cond. $600. 673-0766 Corvette 9932 1966 Charger, gd cond, 24 OTHERS .... 1th black int, S850. lluvc something to sell"! t>l:>-7400 Classified ads do 1t well. 0 IRlSTMAS THEE F.VERYTHURSDAY 67 MUSTANG •••••••. $1275 540-5630 11!:\I. S4.500. 645~11>1 Chrysler 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••··~ $350. No phone calls. -------· Space 1123 Npt Dunes '00 CONVERTIBLE SS ~·••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Corvette. White T-top. Trlr Park. ' Xlnt. S230U/ofr. 70 Chrysler 300 4 H-T, 4 lmmac. Many extras. Ph --------- 631·3388 d r. full pwr, air, ne w 963-7608an5. '00 Dodge Sta Wag. Pvt Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, N•w 9800 Autos, New 9100 ""0 ... P 5 ruu'l:mi •••• ••••• •• •••••••••••• •••••••• •• ••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• 10 MUSTANG ......... S1675 1011 xsox & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626HAR80R ILVD. -----tires. xlol cond. Consider party. Good cond. $575. 70 JAVELIN SST ...... S1475 COSTA MfSA '71 Camaro, like new. Lo Pickup in tr ade. 540-71!73 Sell idle items 642·567S Call 644·7908 ~ ....... "' •110 m•1' t08•ESGI ---mi 's. P/S, P/B & auto. .. 'f'."111 •u•n noo•1~.o ··1 :1.F: !:\('<\a11" lpi('l11n.~l lwlu"' 1 70 PlY BARRACUDA.. .. $1375 '70Coupe DeVillc. Vin top, H&ll. 52100 Autos, Mew 9100 A11tos. Mew 9100 Autos, New 9800 9'1" wi Full power. Sl.795. 968-1096. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••••••• ii!!!!!::! 71 MERC. CAPRI.. ...... S.975 ~llS48·47SUl42·4G03. '6'.J camaro 396. Auto. ·~~e.m '72 CADILLAC PS PB, Air cond. lo mi. ~ 71 AMC GaEMLIN • • •• • .$875 CPE DEVILLE Asking $1500 or $400 take I«" 111110 '7&13~1 72Pt.YCRICKET ........ S875 Full power. luxury with uverpymts.549-0084 • Th<.-k ~a Mn-ket i! our\\n\' 11f tl1<tnk 11·· 11 """" '"11 "Ital'''" nw,m '' h<'n \\C i~ ynu (or maktlll( po:--.ihle a miJ .. ,tum• ~.11 b1 k Z--;1 ;\h 1·!..d. I hank" a million. IO~l<Jlishhltll"\':th .. ,afpo( \\I 11 lh•• J,,,,, \t'Oll' 1'1111 tlwnne 1111llr11r;lh "a;.ili thi, \.1h11"·'":,,.,.,l•f'ulll'l't.'(ln11 .}'• .11 ) :O-.at1h. the l"tul r:1r. ,\ml tu ,f"Hm • "" "'tr ~ i\ml.1L ... un t·Xlr~1 thunk d1•·11.•Pl•l'•'l'i.1tiu11111111111 111 \1111. whton vnu 'i<.il our I• I •""I m :--aah. \\t.-n· "llo·r ' -.hnwrw11111 l11nnl{ our l'wk 1n1.: 1 h•· ~:r•'<1lt~t .i, .•I ''" ,,.. _, -i• lha.• llenmi<t Sa ;\lnkd 1111\ '· v••U l1m" in • '' n l'fit\ :-o.;1:1h m··'··I 1\1• ""'"''~ ... uicr•pil......,. .• 1 ll:l1wt"lt Hi•.•1'll l~•1x:111l11· h:I\ f' in <.11wk. ~'"lnn~. .. ......... ""'·•· ~niph l«nm,. r.1rk1·l. -.unply \\:11(•>1'l~1t·k .... :m<l e\cn tlw ~ A ·A~ hyfill111\!111111m .. 111n hl:mk. iipnn.vi'::-Ot~. .......... \"1•m1· 1n .tn1l lt•l "·' ~o rnmr. Corne nnw THE Dift.Al\,AD thank youl ilic~o11\,.11t•\<·r un<l test dtivf'a &tall. Thl'fl l\\llUI \.Al\ lieen thnnk1~l l-...fon .. BIACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE SDEET * "152•0900 NEWPORT IEACH ............ '17SEOS1 i\M/F'M t11pt', air cond .. 71 Camaro, 6 cyl. 3 spd, 12 TOYOTA MH II .... $1475 kathl'r interior. landau 26.000 mi, AM /FM cass. '"'o •. "8Vra1 1011. Sensaliooal '.tluc peii. cond. $4000. 540·57!!0 70 TOYOTA MRK ·11 WAG sms t352DVA) "''o •. ~••!l!P• $2986. Chevrol.t 9920 ?2 RAT 128 WAG •••. sms ····:7·S··C·H··E·v··y··L·u·v····· !ti\~ ... .,,.., t1•••11f H?-.~")C I GUSTAFSON '72 RENAULT·12 WAC •. $1275 Pll'kup, 4 speed, very LINCOLN MERCURY 16800 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach '"'' "' '"""'''•• 1• . .;001w'I economical. Heal clean, 70 FORD TORINO .•.•.. S1375 6"0Uflf\lm t.oa'Md 1J31A\40l 70 CHEV. NOVA •••••• $1075 - A Jf~ 11·• """ ' tn .. B'°"O' '67 BUICK SP1lRT WAG •• S1075 f t "'... O '$ P 8 a r l'-'tO fU'l~"b11 842-8844 ·;s Se' ille. s10,ooo. ~IU'-l Sell. Call 675·7829 '67 CHEY MALIBU ...... S'975 Im mac 1!1i4 El-Dorado. 13,, ••" <""'0 ••'0 ~· •uOH!) 32.oOO m1. loaded, nu '67 LINCOLN CONT .•..••• S975 rud1aJs Pl' 4U1-27!l3 tull o.rw~ r,1 ,._, rTSPO?AI '64 CHEV. IMPALA SS •••• S675 nieu3, '72 FORD COURIER P.U. S1575 l'!lll!lll '65 DOOGE YAN ........ S875 V--9 "'•to 'Wl',9'7• '73 FORD RANCHEaD CT S2475 '"~ ,,, P~ ~e ,,.,.o ,.,,,, ""'?' •5051WI DRIVE & BUY 642-0653 C°"'~ Victoria & Harbor Costa Mesa CLOSED BID SALE ·12 Cl)upe de Ville. low m1lcu~l'. fully eqw pped. h1rll> at·c«ptcd Sal & Sun. The ll:1nt1 .Job CH Wa,h, 11!13 Su Cst Hwy, La)!. l:kh 'ti!l CDV. am fm. nnyl lop, full pown, lcalhl'r sr:its Clean. S1650. S!Hil Franmar C)r .• H .B. 8'16 6772 -------· ·;2 F1crtwood Brougham. 1 owner. Exec car. SJ600 Call 640·13ti0 bctwn 9 6 & 4!>4·52S6 e\ ei.. hu rd lo find ~ ( 708407.) ' BUY A NEW TOYOTA !ram HERB FRIEDLANDER and HE WILL GIVE YOU IOOG~~~~SFREE ! (With this ad at time of purchase) 100 GALLONS FREE 100 GAL~ONS IREE OFFER EXPIRES 11·30-76 --- -, ' .Aaltoa. UHd .Aaltos. UHd .Aalto1, U1ed ...... UHd ....... UH4 .... u .. d SYl\day. November 7. 1m OAl~YPILOT CJS .••.•.................. ···········~··········· •••.....•...•.....•.••• .•.••.•................ ••••••••............... .••.................... - ' ~ ............ !!.~ ~ ............. !!~~ ~ ............. !!.~~ ~ ........... !!.~~ ~~c:'!! ........... !!.~~ ~ ......... !!.~~ ~ ... ~~~~ ............ ~ ... ~~~ ........... ~ ..... ~~ .......... ,,_ ~ •68 D~e '7S LTD Exec. car, Im· '73 Ltd Brouahnm sta 1975 MARK IV 1974 Must-Ghia ftymouth '960 Pontioc 99'5 9974 • ...,c --Y~ 1 •innr. mJC, Iv mileage, a1 wgn, wife's car, lo in1l~s. L t'-1 t -·~ ATLAS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !':?!•••••••••••••••••• _,,, -'" ·~· t'ond lovely g r een stereo E Z lift hitch ea ner. 11P 1 µowu Automatic. sunroof, uir ~lu.st Sell. W l'lymouth Ford 9940 S<'31.IO '1>e:1t orfor. Pvt pty. pen co~d CdM. 675·171W.' aealS, s:~~~Yd)io & full cond., A ~/F'~l 8 truck Chrvsler/P1y~ 1'\JI')' 11. :.mnll VII, just '68 F1rebird IM,000 ma, 1974 VEGA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8l3LQ ll 540. 7800 8 --power stereo. but'ket :.eats. n.....n () • , tunl.'<l. Air, comp :.erv re· \lery dean. mug..,, rul\1 \Ill} I top. r11ll1e whtlt'l- '73 Ford LT" Urou••h •m, weekd ~)'a S24 .. 21S7 '72 Country Squire 9 puss. $9495 vinyl roof, pwr. steering "p~.1 • ally & Sun. Ill 10 cord. $700 Bcf <&PM . g r ea l S 1 1 uu ( :! 1 :! ) & c u11l om Interior .., ,. u weekeodl. ASklor 8 . P/S & brakes, air, rad. &:.1lver maroon mtcnor. .. ""')Q H bo Bl d trl~9'32 S9'l·29i7 l206KP EJ. 4 dr, AM /FM. air, pwr tires. S8000 ml. 1 ownr. (690KZll. For sale at "_,, ar r v • ---ONLY S 1695 brakes & st.rg, apllt frt hi 72 FOlltD Sl~. 673-3828atl ll 1974 MARK IV $3500. Cort Fox Leas-Costa Mesa -.Moc 9965 73 FIJ'ebird 400, Tip Top ... EW-•T D •Tsuu buck seat, new tires, Fl.Ill powl-, stereo radio, lng~S-3661. 546-1934 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. Pvt owner. $311.SO. "' ,,.....," ~ " $2SOO. 673-096, Hes. Bus. COUHnY S9Ullltl '89 Ltd Clusic, yellow, leather & split power -'74 Grand Prix. air, 497·1317 881JDovoSlrcot 642·5200. 10 Pasa. StaUon Wgn. d:rk irn top. Im mac. New :.eats tml..A~f l 87 Mustang, 6 cyl. auto. 1974 PLYMOUTH AM/FM stereo + qi•ny NEWPORT BEACH 6 cyl , auto trans,.. radial tires, 1 owner. · $ 75 . 95 P/S,AMIFMradio,good Custom Suburba n tw6 xtras. Xlnl cond: Pvt bf-...1 9970 UJ.1300 '75FORD AM./FM stereo, air Mech.perf.~-7227 cond. S950. S46·0310 art Pt •""""' 673sm ~ A" " "' dard equipment i I de eiro gn. -· m •• 1 R ........ C ... ERO cond., r,wlt ateerin", 5PM. seat Station \Vogon ston· y . .,_.,.,. . •••••••••••••••••••••• 74 V W .... 000 l Auto. trans .. Cactory :ur roofrac , (352EHH ) '7S Granada. P/S, P/B, Al...&..--i..•ie 9955 electronic 1.,:1ctron' '74 Flreblrd &pnt 400, '73 T-Bird. Full pwr, pwr 4spd., fact air, PS. Roor- conditlonlng, i>o wcr $1516 air, radio, heater, w/w, --• • A/C, AM/FM stereo.' seats •. A/C, A~/FM rack,orl1ownr.Doc."f•. steerinit. power brakes, • V · 8, brown. $38 5 O. ••••••••••••••••••••••• power dlsc front br1akes, new radials, pwr win· lope, Fires lone 500 s. Air New Michelin dbl steel rad.lo, heater. (4S606Y l 968-1865. '72 OLDS Power s leer n g' dows/door locks, 48,000 shocks. auto trnk opnr , rudlals, orange. Like $4999• automatic transmission, ml. X.lnl cond. $3800. Pb Continental klt. 45,000 new. $2150./bst ofr. ·w Falcon6pass wgn. CUTLASS rubber .bumper 11uards. 675-0384 ml. $3!00. ~2·7SOO Ed or 552-3087 Must sell Sl 100. SUPREME AM radio, light pat'kage, Nancy. i---------- - ___ 9_7_9·_1_47_1_. ___ Mercury 9950 V·8, ;1uto. trans .. factory st a n d a r d s i t e '73GRAND PRIX '72 Ve0 a Wa1on xlnl •••• •••••• •• ••••••••••• ... hit l'-d I h I " 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~--,64 Ford Sta W"n, 55.000 air conditioning, power .. ewn "'• <' uxc w ~c Lo ml., $3400 Tradc/ofr. v-9974 cond. New bra ea. $1375. 540·5630 IOll~SO~ & SOX • I INCOLN MHlCllllY ., '75 MERCURY steering, power brakes, covers, left remote m1r· t'31·3388 -'2-968-22A2 '69 LTD 4 DOOR orig miles, very clean, MARQUIS WAGON power windows. power ror, eleclric dock, lug. --~··•••••••••••••••••••••---------;. 2626HARIORILVD. Just look! V ·S. auto top cond,631·0496 seals, r adio, heater , gage rack, tu11,atc auto '70 Tempest. 6 cyl, good 72 Vega Kam. Waaon.1972 Veaa Hatchback COSTA ME~ trans, Al\1 /FM stereo, U ol 9945 ~~~0ciJ~~':i11',;~~ct~w~~ whitewall tires, tinted lock, 360cld, 4 bbl, vs cond. S800 or bst orr or G~een. Jlud10, lllr. 17,000 clean, xlnt cond, lo mt air cond.. power steer -l'\C ft steering, nnwer brakes. glass, wheel covers, door engine, heavy duty sus-trade. 586·3244. rm. 5950. Pb 673·S904 $1200. 833-0617 · "10 Mark JI wagon. 4 spd. Ing, vinyl top ... Outstand· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y"' I k I air cond, r/b, gd cond Ing! t667AFYJ '71 LIMCOLH r ad 10 • heat e r · 9 k~::p!~~~~IA~e>ats. etc. ~~~~rt~o~f~g~gt~'ntaed .Aaltos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Alltos. Mew 9100 $950. 847-7017. $886. \' 8 t 4 tDOORr passensSr4~S:;.ov > $319 S. windsh$leldl .9(U9P5-44 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67 Galaxy 4 dr, 390 auto, . au o. rans .. ac. u1r , air, PS, T-gla:;:;. Just pov.er steenns. power 540-5630 540· 5630 • · brakes. windows, seuts. see 111 garage arcJ • tuned. 65~1. J ownr, rear AM /FM sten:o radio, Ask for Hick ended, otherwrse xlnt. Or C First $350 or bst ofr takes heater. whitewall tares, ange oa1t now. 645-7312 vinyl roof, unted glass, 2626 HARIOR ILVD. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Daily Pilot wheel covers. t322KLHJ COSTA MESA COSTA MESA 330West Bay St 1972 Gran Torino, 1974 Ford Mustan~ II, 2 dr Michelins, fact air, orig hardtop, 4 cyl. ~!~st sac. ownr lo mi 1)~4-41i73 ~·3734 or 551 0275 aft ' ' --6PM •'70 Clxy, 351, radio, u1r,1-.---.------a u t o m a t i c . p w r 00 Cortina 1600, 4 spd. steer/brks, Sli50. Coll Runs, $400. Make offer . 645-0954. 675-2730. $2999. Coi.tu Mei.a 540-5630 '63 Mere Montego 'Ill Delta 88, 2 dr HIT. 1 ------ Huns gd. Clean. ownr, ~1r , pwr, nit'e. '73PLYMOUTH $450. b45-15t3 11.000 mi. S9!i5 642-tl'l47 FURY CPE. 1011 ~so~ & SOX • LINCOLN ·MERCURY '66 Mere Parklane 4 dr. 2626HARIOR BLVD. Hed i. AC, good transp. '71 Olds Cutlass conv. lm- mat' .. loaded w/ail xtras. S2625Tbst ofr. 645·6625. COSTA MESA Can't beat pncl!. $250. 910 .. _m<1_> ~.0010 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100'.Aalfos, Hew u ---•••••·~· •• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••' •70 MERCURY '71 OLDS Vista Cruiser Slallon Wgn. Orig ow ne•, gd l'ond, $17001 bst ofr. 55--1-45 t.t & M47. 7946 V-8, auto. trans., ful·tory air t'ond.llloning, power steering, power hrakcs, AM/FM rudio. heater, \'inyl roof. (789GIP) $2188. 4 DR SEDAM 540-56'30 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN ·MERCURY Auto. trans .. factory 11ir -------- t'On d.i lion in g, power '72 Della Royale, R/H, :.tcenng, power (disc) air, 2 dr. pwr. $1295. brakes. radio, heater. Owner. 644·4040, 640·8044 S<..oe1ttoday! (715CT0) P'nt 9957 2626HARIOR BLVD. $ 1595. · 1 o COSTA MESA ........ \•............. ---------1 540-5630 '72 Runabout. auto. air, '7 I PLYMOUTH 1011~~0\ & so~ AM radio, nt!W tires. WAGOM • LINCOLN ·MERCURY very clean. low mi. runs Auto. trans .. fat'lory ::ilr great. Must sell. Sl,450. condit1ong, power :.tl•cr· 1_5.t6_-2855 _______ 1 ing, power brakes, radio. 2626HARIOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '74 Sta. Wgn. 4 spd, A/C, ·74 Mere Comet, 2dr. 6 cyl, HIH. 23~"· orig. owner. like new. Only 10,000 mi. S2400 bst ofr. 548'4284 S2700. 673·8821 72 Pinto Hunabout. 4 :-pd, '72 Mere Montego. vs, AT, R&H. steel r?diati.,. xlnt Fa cl AC. PS. A M I F ~1 cond. Sl450. !>ti2-0180 heater. Lots or room! <843BZV> s 1495. 540·5630 IOll~SO~ & SO\ • LINCOLN·MERCURY stereo. van rf, xlnt cond. '74 Pinto Runabo ut. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. srnr.i. 640.8489 Stereo tape deck. center COSTA MESA 'GS Comet, -console $1850. 751-8342 or ---1 YOU'LL UKE THE TOTAL BE'M'ER at HE RB FRIEDLANDER IMPORTS 2 Or•s. 4 Dr's; Customs, Wagons Many to Choose From Plus Dir. installed options many I Immediate Low Down Financing Available On approved Credit Stk. :is· Fll96, Fl211, F1Zl2 F12l5·Fl2'7, Fl300 S300 or best offer &I<! 1>2!14 or 63 I 265R .; 545-9331, ext '135, aft 2:30. '74 -Pmto. Like new New Autos, Mew 9100 Auto1, Mew 9100,Autos, New 91001Aaltos. Mew 91oct tire:\. new shocks. Only ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 25,000 miles. Must Sell. Mustanq 9952 S2100. 545-466-1 ....................... ------. · '73 Pinto Wagon. Air. lug ... I ~ 74 . MustanJ,t II, rad1nls, gage, xlnt cond. $1650. air. 4 spd, vln roof, Ph646·3842 sharp. $2000. G73·60S3 ---------1 ------l"lymouth 9960 '68 V·8, auto traos, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIS. new brakes, gd y s cond.$1095.515·2611 °72 F UR Ill. uper _ _ dean! 318. Ai r, radio, ·~ Grande, 6 C) I, auto. 2 PS. \'inyl. sll radials, dr Hdlp, vinyl top, xlnt 52,000 ml. S2000. Ph · cond. $950. 646-3171 581·7141or831-2423. r Aartos, Mew 9100 'Alltos, Mtw 9100 A..tost Htw 9100 ......_Hew 9100 Aaltol, Hew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LARGE INVENTORY OF '76 DATSUNS STILL AVAILABLE AT '76 PRICES A NEW SHIPMENT OF '77 Z' s ARE HERE A" 1> v•v droo-<>ff enabtPS us r'> fT\<tk .. Pf& •how1nQ 101t11ene'S ComP & takP a 10011• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF OUR 1976 19761-210 HATCHBACK MODELS IN STOCK! 280-1 '69Chevy Surfer Van ~·o mao, stereo \D-c1at '"""' •eo1~!4 a ?O 0111., surfer Vilt,,, tt> choose et Elmore "'4010" '2595 '74VW "The Thing" wl\6 000 "'"'' tiew OU rnad tirea a w l\11• 1nok•' 111•!\ICG Al><> 17 otller off..f"Oed \IWhiCh!t\ ra ChOOstt It E1,,..,,eMotno 74 Chev. lUV P.U. w'olf 'Ot rt 'I••• & w~lt• •O<>k.. U 904'S Plu• 15 -,,,_.., ou • tochoo•• •1 Elmore M0'4'>tt '2398 '73GMC P.U. Sf"tt G''""' w 'tH" l ·J•O o S'~niJ •tA83309 l.·"•n .. A• 1te111t s3595 ·74Chev. P.U. W/V•I 1ulO 0 "t•tlnq, •m,..1cutat• 10 hu rry U1111U s3395 '67Toyoto landcrutser WICll..,y V·ll & new wl<lt 11re1 Prol •11lon11 00"•8<11.,,, •U9G717 12995 74Toyota Chinook ~ Hull't 1~7MD~. ... ., ..... NEW 77's HERE NOW AT ORANGE. COUNTY's # 1 CUSTOMER. RELATIONS DEALER # 1 QUALITY DEALER TOYOTA THE BETTER BARGAIN 15 CELICAS PRICED TO SELL 15 Z r.ARS 240-260-280' s PRtCED TO SEU 72Toyoto Corolla "°°"'" 4 to<I mll .. oe oener.' Yellow •H" con11111tn9 lnlerior On'ZH89•3311 °""' s1595 '72Hondo Sedan MllH9• m•~lnll 4 aod. 2500-'Z 194):121 °""' 1 1395 76MGB Sport Rdstr. Oe-1'00l(I. "'""''""· ""-· leu l~an 10 000 mllH. U1Nt0 llM:)S~I. ()Illy 1----H-.E-R_E_N_O_W-~ .--" 14977 ,77 75Triumph TR-7 TIM _,., one. AMl"•I IN'FERN ·--•"coM rollYM ATIONAL ••11 lh1n 12 000 mllH, 7'5HIH19~11 ()flty SCOUT II ~~~ INCLUDING Pacer THE ALL lo1r-11no b•anie air ..... EW 01•1ffrlno. 1u10 . 111ther " lf\lt t•or. rettye wheel• '"'"'1011111• 211MT .. Ill DIESEL .,.,32;i675 l l . i I I , • t • I I I I I t '·"' ... I CJ• DAILYPtLOT SUPER RESALE SPECIALS RIVIERAS '76 RIVIERA (214POXl PRICED TO SB.L • '73 RIVIERA • (174GPOI '3999 • '70 RIVIERA 1520BEH1 5 1999 1968 OLDS CUTLASS SUl'HMt COUl'E (254C0Rl OHLYS 1222 • 1972 MAZDA RX2 I060JOKI OHLYS 1555 • 1973 VOLKSWAGEN IUG A ir cond1t1on1ng (044HGG) OHLYs2333 • 1975 EL CAMINO Automatic. pwr steenng & brake'>. air cond Like new cond1t1on (40812X' PR CED TO SELL • 1975 IUICK SKYHAWK Automatic. air cond. owr steenng & brakes ( 120M PU I ONLY S]666 • 1976 LUY MIKADO 4 speed & only 4,000 m11e ., 11042239) PRICED TO SELL • 1974 IUICK LE SAHE COHVEATllLE H.is evaryth1n9 • (965REU ONLYS3888 • 1975 MGI W irP wheel~ • 1092NLU OMLY s4555 • 1975 TRIUMPH TR7 1449MYF) oHn 55222 • OPEH SUNDAY Wherever you live in Orange County, buying a Used Car in Costa Mesa from Johnson & Son "Just Makes Sense!" • '74 CAl'lll coun :,.ltji)l1 t:11!.!11W I 'P•'<'•I rad111 ht:.ilt-r n ll' • • • tr . & " 1 1 h "r •l n 11 m \ • 11\7il'1'Q s2499 '12 OlDS CUTLASS SUl'aEMl v >I .1ul11 tr'" r.1rton .11r ('1)0rhl 111111ni.: """''r ~t1•(•r11111. r><1w1•r br.11.••.., pu" 1•1 "111tl11w' powl'r '''llh r '""' h1•,1I I I "h1l!'w.11t II rl' .... ltnt••ti 1!1.,..,, wh1·1 I ro\•1·r' 1loor lock'> b11rl..d ""1'' ,.,,. Sh.1q1' l.1c 'Jo ·~tf:\ ''53195 "11 LIMCOLH 4 ~ V.14 111111 Iran" I.tr air power "le\'rtni:. powl'r hr11k1"" windows. st!als. \M ' fo''I -.h•reo rud10. heater. ,wh11!•wall I 1r,., Vtn\I ronr. tinted .:la..,, wht.'f'I 1·m·1•r-. c:1221\1J I 1 '2999 '71 CADILLAC 4 OOOlt SIOAH v l'I auto l ran.. racton air ('()(ld1t1011inl(. 1><lw••r 't~rin!l. 1>0\4fcr brakc<i. power w1n1lnw>., pnwer !lcats. rndlo. hcntc•r. whitewall tires . tinted ql:111<1 wh1°1'I roveN Ruv it n«ht ' Lie. No 45';0\ll '2999 •1$ MUCUU MAllQUIS WAGON A u t o . l r a n ' . t .1 ,. t n r ' J 1 r condition mg. pm\ •'r '' •'l'nni:. power brake<>. radio. he:itl•r. •1 P.i-.scnJoler CMSNDVI $4888 'H MAHlll V·8. autom atic truns . power steering & brake<;. windows. & seat. radio. heater. W'IW tirt"I. vinyl roor. tinted glass. A clo<1s1c1 Slk. ll.412A. 52999 '12 coUIU Xl7 \'-8. auto. troni1 .. factory air conditioning. POwcr ~leering. power brakes. tape deck. rodlo. heater whitewall tire . vinyl roor. lint~ ilass. wheel covers. C435HGC>. iJKV:iWtCK V-8. auto. trans .• raco\rv air conditioning. power &taaring, iiower brakes. AM1FM radio. tteater. vtnyl roof, C789GJPl.S Sunday, Novem!Mt 7, 1976 • llBEIB WANT .THE HARD TO GET llBEIB 124 SPIDER AND X 1 /9 SPORTSCAR THE PERFORMERS WE HAVE ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST SELECTION SEE us TODAY We Set"•iu Whot W~ Se41 HllCJe Senlce Dept. 16 Set"•ice St9h -cat-r.w o.,t . Up To Date l'ar+s Dept. GETS A GIEA T DEAL WHEN YOU GET IN ON THE MAZDA HEW '7 6 MAZDAS START A$ LOW' AS s2999 Mazda Mizer (360064) • OUTSTANDING RESALE VALUES 1968 POMTIAC FIREBIRD Automattc. oower st&ef'ing & new 1tr011 IZAE768l SALE rtllCI s 1 'I/ 6 • 1975 VOLKSWAGEN 11LE GRANDE" EQuipment includes vinyl roof & AM/FM stereo. Only 18.826 miles. (6HMYO). Still under factory warranty. SALl~lCI S367 6 • 197.f FORD SURFER YAM Automatic with c ustom paint & Interior. (648LAS). SALi PIJCI $ 4'17 6 • 1972 BMW 2002 Automatic. redial tires &1 AM/FM radio. low miles -tur>er sharp! (32058). ------ USED CAR SPECIALS! ' '73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Coupe R&H. air concl . auto . PS . vinyl top, radial tires (377HSWl s2099 • • '74 MUSTANG Coupe Automatic. radio. heater. power steering. (973PK0l 5 2199 • '7 4 COUGAR XR7 Auto . R&H. power steering cond1t1onmg. vinyl top. (5028271. air s3599 • '73 CHEVY IEAUVILLE Soort Van. Auto . P S . am/Im stereo w/cassette player. hit wheel. rallye wheels. (79694NJ. SJ699' • '75 IMPALA WAGON 9 Pass R&H. auto . PS. atr oond .. rool rack. alee. tail gate (907L0Ul s4499 2 FOR I SALE I With every new 1976 Pinto or Maverick sold this weekend we wil 9ve this quality I 9 I 2 Model T RepUca FREE Not a toy but an authentic reproduction of the famed 1912 Model T with concealed 5 transistor radio. It's a true collectors item with metar body and rubber tires. Not sold in stores anywhere. You must see it to appreciate it. OYIR80 READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "1977" 280.Zs* & KING CABS* • CLOSEOUT SALE ON ALL 1976 MODELS NOW IN PROGRESS -MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE ROOM FOR 1977 MODELS ·auy OR LEASE • WEEKEND SPECIAL • 197 6 DA TS UM LONGIED Automatic. radio. heater. tinted glass & undersea I. ( 1258421. SAVE s499 This Dealers CliOice! JUST A FEW FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY '76 COUPE DEVILLE (147PCT) $7995 '76 COUPE DEVILLE (365NRS) $8995 '76 COUPE DEVILLE (S.r.0141534t $9595 '76 COUPE DEVILLE (391LPD) $7195 '76 COUPE DEVILLE ISer.0106803t S7396 '75 COUPE DEVILLE (S.r.50649~) $7695 '76 COUPE DEVILLE (320NDSt $8295 '76 FLEETWOOD BRGH (665LUYt $9395 '75 FLEETWOOD BRGH (173MCF) $9495 '74 COUPE DEVILLE (204KGJt $6595 ~74 COUPE DEVILLE (Ser.0108166) $6785 '74 ELDORADO COUPE l663LPC) $7195 '74 ELDORADO COUPE (Ser.0436845) $7395 '73 SEDAN DEVILLE (919HNV) $4796 '73 COUPE DEVILLE (904JEV) · $4995 '73 ELDORADO COUPE UM5NKR) $6995 '72 SEDAN DEVILLE C807LJC) 13115 BUY FROM IKE •74 LAMDCRUISEll 4x4 4 speed, radto. hardtap. Suoer nice. (377LMX). s4399 '71 VWC.,.. This is a nice one. (36<1PCM). s2999 '74 VOLVO 124 SR Auto. trans .. factory air conditioning, power steering. stereo radio. heater. Drive It. you'll buy it. (600RFO). s5799 '75 VOLVO 245 Auto. trans .. factory air conditioning • power steering. radio. heater Luxury .& safety at an affordable price. (111MFW). s5299 '73 TOYOTA CBJCA Auto. trans . radio. You'll love this!! (359NLEl s2799 BRAND NEW 1976 SELECTION IS WHY WE'RE ••• 1. FINAL SPORTS SUNDAY, NOVEMHR 7, 1976 we '.o PR08A6L'i 6E 6E5T OFf= TO START WITH KICKING L{OU GO DOWN T/4E FIELD, SEE , AND l1LL KICK T~E SALL ro L{OU 1've ALWA'!s WANTED TO LEARN HOW TO l'LA'<' FOOTBALL.! NANCY - W~AT ~APPENED? YOU'VE GOT BATS IN YOUR BELFRY • t ..... ',. MAI.fee L{OU. W.EREN 1T R.fALL~ READ4' ... MAtlBE "t'OU WE~EN'T. IN T~E RIG~T P0$1TION ... T~IS TIME GET IN IHE RIG~T POSITION, AND THEN TELL ME 4'0U1RE READ'1' .. HIS DAD IS THE SEXTON OF THAT . CHURCH LOCAL WANT ADS l1LL 6E T~E KICKER AND '{OU 1Ll SE Tl-=tE RECEIVER ... By Ernie Bushmiller YOU l@'HOULD NEVER SAY sue~ A MEAN THING ! ~ 11 -l WEL.L.1 MY P~OSLEM ~-I~, I. AM Al..WAY5 Tll'YING i O SE: WHAi MV F~lcN°' EXP!~T ME. TO SE .... ,. WILL, t Ot" 1-r. IN A FEW weeK~ X"A, r lANC'&l'~ANO vou·v• ~16N~P LAP FO£ A ~~Jlt£'5 OF P1!9'~0NAL.ITY •IXPANPtNG 1'L.L. 91 A C.HAN610 t<'IO !! -WHE~!.A~, FR'OM NOW oN , t WANT ,.o ee ME, T~e ONE, iHE f'EAL., -r~r: T"UE I!! L-f'*ON~? IN OTHE.~ wort~, t WANT TO L.EAllN iO fJ£ MV~ELF .'! YE~, Ml~ ~!AGH . ~ F!l!L.. '!.'M Nor MYff L.~. I }.M NOT 8£HAVtN G 1-ll<E N!AMErro UNO. .t AM NOi MY OWN P!~~N .... -AND rteMeMSE~, IF 11 DOE?N'T WO rtl< OLAT, YOU · C.AN AL.WAY~ COME 9ACK H E~E "rO IA~, ANP EJ£ 430M,900Y El..~E, A~ LA~LAAL-. .. -- DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketch~m Cb YA HAFTA 1'M g()RRY, ADVERISE TO HONt=.Y. I THE WHOt-E WoRLD 1HAT !'MTAKJN' A eATH ? [> t> [> ~IJDGE PARKER H AVING WON THE ONLY POKER HANO 5HE DEALT, JO JO FRANKLIN REFUSES TO ACCEPT HER WINNING5 OF $2500 AND INSISTS THAT SHE MUST GO HOME! A CARD MECHANIC! ARE YOU REFERRING TO THE H~ND I DEALT? WE COULD PLAY POKER EVERY NIGHT FOR A HUNDRED YEARS AND THERE WOULDN'T BE THREE FULL HOU5E5, FOUR DEUCES ANO FOUR THREES DEALT IN SEQUENCE, EACH HANO 141GHER THAN THE NEXT! FOR YEARS I 'VE HEARD THE OLD CLI CHE THAT THE HAND'S QUICKER THAN THE EYE!- OKAY, TELL ME ... WHERE DID ~-____, YOU LEARN TO 0E ! DON'T A MECHANIC? . NOW I BELIEVE IT! KNOW WHAT ----- YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT, GARY! W~AT KIND OF A MECHANtC? ~ I DIDN'T L05E ANYTHlNG BECAUSE YOU REFUSED TO PICK UP THE POT! OKAY, fF you DIDN'T LOSE, THEN &HUT UP ANO STOP '/OUR COMPLAINING! AND IF YOU CAN'T DO THAT, STOP THIS CAR AND I'LL FINO MYSELF A CAB TO GET HOME! ' c . . . . • • .. . • . QUESllON NO. 11 ''IN& THE OTHER. HALF COMES ADDRESSED TO OCC.UP,ANT. I KNEW 11D NEVER BE A Bl<S FISH IN A SMALL POND ... WHAT ARE You MIJMBL ING ABOUT? DOCTOR SMOCK S~E: IHAI' M RS. FROOM Ge::IS IHE:=SE:= Pl L..1.-S ... t WHAT IS A GUN MOLL~ 1 HAD ACCEPTED IHE NOTION I'D Bi:: A SMALL FISH IN A B l ~ POND. ! FEEL LIKE A TINY FISH IN ,AN f:NORMOUS . POND. .. ' B Y GOt...t..-Y, He= IS A IRUt...Y AMBIPE=XIROUS POCIOR .' IN 1l4E UPPER RtG'1T- HAND CORNER WRITE YOUR NAME ... LAST NAME FIRST f EVEP.YBODY Ft:ESL5 TH.AT WAY SOMETIMES. :. byFard.-.n•- BtJT EVEN THAT MAY H,AVE BEE.N OVEROPTIMISTIC ... • H,ALF MY MAIL COMES WITH MY NAME MISSPELlED ... NC?··· MY PONt> IS SCHEDULED FOR LAND Fl LL. ,ANr:> REDEVEL.OPMf:NT AS A PARKIN<: i..or ... By Geor e Lemont ANC/ IHeN IHI S ME:PI C I NE: Goe:;s -ro -rHe YA-res WOMAN . ... .. I 'r-0-lMCE::C...E~EE:CS by Tom It.Ryan rr's 1}1~ ANNUAL. CLASS IC ~e'TWfEN -rwo SUPER~i.Y CONC?rflONEf7, PEEPLY VEPICAiEP SQLJAPS1 WHICH HAS, JN IHE: PAS'1 MORE OFIEN 11-IAN N01i ERUPT~li' tNIO SAVA&E. VIOL-f;NCE. rrs 7 P.M., L30SS. l'M CA~L..IN& rr A PAY. EJV-THE-EJY, I SUPPOSE '10LJ REAP IN "CRYPT __ _, ANP URN " MA& OF 1HE UPCOMING-CLASH ~eiWIXIWE: f\LA.llONAL-Pf:8A11~-reAMS OF1HE 6RAV'E. t't~RS'SOCIE'JY ANP:-THE ASSOCtAfrQN OF MAUSOL-aJM EJUfLOERS? e NAIURALLY VOLJ'LL EJe PLJL-L-IN& r-------:::----....,.---~-=---:-----....-i FOR 1H~ &RAVE PIGG-ERS. '• ><><>LE~·s YOU BEffl:R r--------~===~-. GO DIG A HOLE, BUG .,, iHEN MAYBf. HE: S~OULD 016 f A 8U1TON HOLE . W1NlfR'5 COMING, AND YOU'LL fREE%E OUT HERE! IHAl5 NoT A BUG, MAX-rr~ A BUll ON ! PROB'LY IOQ SOPHISTICAl.ED RJR HtR ! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . • . CAN Y.OU TRUST YOUR EYF.S? There are at leut six differ· encet In dnwfo1 det&lla between top and bottom panel1. How quickly can you ftnd them? Check answers with thOM! below. ,,.ao"llOW ., 'ooJ ·9 """""' " 0 dllnS ·o 'tftl1ll1UI " pJ'l'lll -J ·• 1'11'1 ~fl atfs ·1 ·tlQllTUI .,. eiiooe 't 'fal191aa 11 lntd "'lJ ·t :H:1e1N•J110 BOOMER • Ila/ Kaufman~ GOT STEADY nerves? You'll need them in this pme. If your hand 1s the least bit shaky, you'll lose. To play, you need an enu>tY eNAME GAME! WhJdl V.8. Pt'elldent had a top- knot? Howard 1'aft. 'Which "-'dent WU In I fo(t Ruthertord 8. Huie. Which Prtlident had wrU.er'e crpmp? 0.ester Author. Any to add? • e Doetor'• Orders! What la the meanlnc of R with a line thtouih lb i..11 on a doctor'• prescription? No fair peeklnc below . .. •ll"1u t1n•m .,... u'•dl~N .. un"l •141 IOJ MOql '·" e An o)d llcenle plate bu th ... block·ltyle numben: 980869. Quickly, bow doet It read uptide down? Jot anawer on paper. '11'11 ,q91. Olll \qtl• MlfU 11111 •T·t·lfft Your T·t-tonrue! Say fut: Touch Teren~ Tblltleton tuaed three trtmendoua tret trunks thlther throuch tht thicket. catsup or soda bottle ---z~~~----16~---~~.~.-.-:1:"':""11 and a box of tooth-• 6 '5 V-~__, packs (nat-sided). • • l~ i To bepn, each player l~. 1n tum placa a tooth· ~ pick acl'Ol5 the mouth i of the bottle unttl a " complete layer 11 "" formed. Then a second J layer u beaun, then a I third, etc. 1it Ai the stack sets i taller, it becomes in· ~ crcasmgly difficult to ~ add toothpicks, or - course. Object is to , 1 W, ~ pile on as many as ,• t l• possible without hav· · · ~ ina the entire tipsy TE.AM EFFORT! Can you Nl&on what'• mllainl trom the stack collapse. · atadham ecene abo•e? Btc1n at dot 1, draw to dot 2, etc. OH. G~Nt ••• Add colon for a. aurprile pld\art: 1-Rld. 2-L& •• bhae, &-Yellow. •-Lt. brown. 5-"-h. 6-U. peen. 7-Dk. ..... &-<lny. t-Black. 10-Latender. 11-hlplt. SPELLBINDER! ICOU 10 point.a fot wiA1 all the -----...---- i.&W.latlM wotd M&ow to form-----+---- two co•• warda: " I A SIMINT . ~ . . . . . ... THEN ICON I pointa each for all -----+---- worda of four i.ttera or more -----..----found amonc th• letters. Tl7 to tOClle at ._. It polma. ----+----..-. .-. : ..... ...-. By Brown and Casson 006? YOlJl2 006 01T~ I 0JoY MltSS ? ~ MY l/06 ~As N6V'E:-K' 8rrre,..i ANYONE. I 1~0LJGH1 You GAIO Yourz OOG OION'T ~IT6.' .. the sma11 societu bt.1 brickman ~a?-~Y.I IHC:fZE:=~ NoTH ING JIO(Ze. ov's.JZ ~,AN AN E::LE::GTION - ,AFTf:.IZ. A LL I E::\lf:=N 11-t s £JN UJc ~'( NE::e:.D LL.lcK- "'- ~· W~LL, µx~e:.FZ. r GLJE66 YovR #AN LOGr THE: E::LGC1lON- '\. ANYHoW,' !.'Ve. DUIDSD TO t:/.iANGs; PA~~ - " OH, I WOVL.Ot-.l'T CALL.. I-HM A LOGE:.IZ.- / We:LL, FO~ o~~ ~ING··· ~ LET~ :nJ~T ~y Hs~ AN LJND~ ACHt E:VS=fZ.- " r = r WIN Tl-le . eLec1ioN.' ..,..~--~"" INSSDE WOOD r ALLEN --~~~~--~· ~~------~~--~ GORDO Tl-4 1 MOS,' PANCHITO! AN' A FUL L MOON 70 LIGHT OUl<f WA'/ /.JOME. 'l'AN I{ MCNAM1\ll1\ B'UI 1-tt:Rf, TUf IRfNO ~ AK'TIFICIAL. TURF" 17 IGNORE:£/ IN !="AVOR OF C.Ar(fFULLY-DGVGLOf/t.0 NATURAL Gf?A~ ... , \ WHY ARE l""HeR€ WARS. AJJP F"AM1rJef (r t.Ul/tl ARE §~M1E wou&AJ 7tJCC/4.cAJ-,; AV/? t?J?it~ R~S£"Al8tE Ml CROER or CREA Uc!? h'c~ING '?;n WIT~ NOIHIN 1 81.JI . MOONSHINE . Vt:' THf:,~i' '111<1DDIN F (CBI.Ir 17./AI BtJPfJ/ fflt?:>c lE6Sl #~ HA!ll/ I/f1 t!KE A c.IUA/K/£/ I~//& K/S'9A6 #e-~ llllG(91A/6 #~ •.. ', 15 1"HfR€ I\ ~AS~~ Pt.AN lo -r11e UNIV~R45e-, AtJD lr 70,WHC( W~RE '7 HORl .5K1~fS ONLH A fAD ~ Gus Arriola · by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds l I ~~o~ 1lJ; CDIN TOSS. . -- ASK THEM OURSE'LF Want to uk a famous pa'IOn a quatton? Send the quation. •a fl '•ti. to "Ask," Family Wftkty, 641 l.Axlngton Aw., New Yoric. N. v. 10022. w.·u pay $5 for publllhed quat:lona. Sorry, we can't ...,.,..,. other&. FOR RF.P. SHIRLEY CHtiHOLM (0.-N.Y.) How did JCM1 bec11me lataated • polltk:a? If YCll" ..... to pc It ... wbat would yoa do illltud?-A.S.. Grat F ... Maet. e I became Involved when the area In which I lived (Brooklyn) was without representation by a "communlty" FOR POU. Y BERGEN. co-host of NBC-TVs "Not for Women Only" w ...... CMf. time ... ,.. ..... fool of,_,...., .. ,.wlc:?-8.R., Dcwre Lake. N.D. e Yes, and It was vay public. I was doing commercials for a soft~rink company, and we just could not get It right We went through endless takes, with me driJfdng what seemed to be gallons and gallons of the stuff. Anally, we got a perfect take; and then-a drowning rurnb&e came from my stomach (due to all that soda). It was louder than the voice-over, so we started all over again. FOR ARA PARSEGHIAN, former football coach of Notre Dame DW llOt bellls • Dlddk r..ve _,.... te clo ~ yo.r •c:111oa .. larwc Notre 0-C?-Wllllu Doi. E. I n 1111& ,..._ e No wayl Nor did It hinder me In my 11-year association with that school. My decision to leave Notre Dame was based totally on my physical, emotional and mental ex- haustion. Essentially, I was lMng too fast a pace. FOR MARY BROOKS. U.S. Director of the Mint HM ... ,.,_..,_ God We Trmt" .... ,. ~ • .. C911na?-Mr.. C.t tt.ttc. t..,... AL • It first appeared on the bronze tW'O<ent piece In 1864. The Act of July 11, 1955, mandated that the motto~ forth be Inscribed on all our coins. FOR L\N ANDERSON of the rock group Jethro Tu11 ..., .. ,.. Cllll ,.... '-9. INwtlf .. Wr?-,1.D .. p~ ~N.Y. • For the same reason that I lopped off part of my beard. The ends were starting to split, and the result was horrible. I Mked my barber and hairdresser for advice. They Sl.19'- guted the drutic action ttt.t I took-a substanUal b"m FOR 11tE .. ASK TitEM YOURSEJ.F' FDffOR c.... ,.. ..... If ........ .., llpClll~ ......... ... .. ..._? I rccally AW "W. T• T~ Dos Ta. Sneil l...,_oa4" ... '"*' tt.e Ms_....._ ... ........................... AM. Mk:la. e One ls '1he D~" (a film made from Peter Benchley's new book). ln whkh the dog. Tiger (playing the part of "Charlotte" In the film), ls making her screen debut. "Here'• one of the fumy stones about her," says director Peter Yates: "She didn't always do what she was sup- posed to do In front of the cameras. For tnstance. In the movie. when Jacqueline Bls.set sea Charlotte for the first ttmc, the dog ls supposed to snap and look ferocious. Jackie's line ls, 'Does she blte?' Instead of barking. Olar- lott• waddled up to Jackie, wagged her tall and started llcklng•hcr. It requlred five takes ju.st for Charlotte to keep her tall still'' ,.... ... ~ person. 1 ·saw the need for b~ the problems and perspective of my people Into the democratic process. I was outspoken enough to earn the attention and support of many sharing my oonce.rn for a better quality of Ufe for minorities. I have been Interested In the needs of chJldren, education, day care. and prevenUve health care. If I wasn't In politics, I wouktn't be content without a full-time pursuit I'd write and work with young people. FOR WOODY ALLEN. star of "The Front" ., • ,.. ....... ?-S.B., Stodl• c.11. • This might sound dull. but It's ~ause I have the oppoT- tunily to, and rm ltving In a world where everyone wants to make movies. Also, more by luck than judgment, due to a series of blzarTe quirks, rm In a position where I can write. direct and star In my own flbns. I haw total control; no one else approves the script. Had anyone told me 15 years ago that f d be the lead In any movie, f d have laughed. I sUU can't believe It FOR HU>£GARD£ ·-· .................... _ ..... ,_'"",...· Tr.e?-,1. '· O'Brlea, Dwd N.C. •Yes. In fact, I am a member of the Third Order of the Carmelltes with the privilege of being buried as a nun In the Carmellte rellgk>us habit I have the option of retiring some day to a convent as a nun. FOR U.OYD M. BUCIER. former captain of the U.S.S. Pueblo .... lrM ................ offCl'ell to ... ,.. ... Emmy lae ... for-... portnpl o1,_ .. tM TV .-lnil • ... U.S.S. ......ao?-D. '· S.ow. lk".af I DB."-. e Yes, that's true. I wrote him back and said that since no one at ABC 1V had bothered to contact my crew mem- bers or me before the special was made, we were not ab&e to make any suggestions or help In any way. So I didn't believe I should accept his Emmy. FOR SYl. VIA WAU.ACE. author of '1he fountains" Slinc:e yow book ........ ....., ..... c. '°" ..... ......,. dMM ,__ ater a•' 'uely to ... waltltj?- . G.S..A..._OMo • Mostly, but not entirely. There are secretaJ1es Savtng up for one memorab&e week. their big splurge. One spa (I won't say whk:h one) runa a kind of F.B.L check on all In- quiries. If the applicant doesn't appear up to par, she'll get a "sorry, we're fulklp" response. But that doan't happen too often. Spas are uswilly weloomlng and friendly. No'l9fllber 7, 1'71 fAMllX WEEKLY Th•~' M90ulM llOln'OM 'RANK,,,,_, .. , Md,,..,.,.._, PATIUC. M. LINIGY, Executive V.P.·S•lta Dir. lcott 0.0.-0, Executive Editor Ger8ld a. Wroe, Ad Manager; Rlce.nl It. cemill, Nolwll v...., Art Dlreo!Ot Anoe. 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It will all begin with 10,000 men and women belng rod<eted to a tropical Island midway between the earth and the moon. lllelr destination will be our first colony In space, an outpost the size of a small town wrapped In.side a huge man-made sph~. From afar. the colony wlll look llke a giant bottle· stopper with a cyllnde.r protruding from an even larger cap. On the Inside It will be a cosy community of terraced apartments and villagellke shops nes- tled ln a space-age Garden of Eden. We won't need space suits and alr masks. Physicists already have figured out how to simulate the earth's atmos- phere and gravity as well as how to light the place and produce weather. t • FAMILY WE!l<LV, Ho¥etl!Mr 7, 1978 It sounds like science fiction, but It Isn't The Nattonal Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) ls al- ready financing the research. The space colony Is the brainchild of Gerard K. O'Neil~ a physJclst and pro- f essor et Prtnc;eton, who thinks It may be the permanent solution to the world's most pressing problems: the energy shortage, overpopulation, diminishing natural r850Urces and environmental pollutton. Upon arrival, the first order of busi- ness for the "colonists" will be con- struction of solar power stations to collect the sun's energy and beam It back to earth via microwave. lhen, they wlll build an even bigger second colony, and the two together wlU build a still bigger third to join them In orbit around the earth. Much later colonies might be 10-times larger than the third, with enough room for ht.Uldreds of thousands of people to IJve comfort- ably. And since there's pumty of room In space, there will someday be thou- sands of colonies. The slim and athletic 49-year-0ld O'Neill looks more like a tennis pro than a man w\th an Ide.a that could change the course of history. He ls a man as concerned w\th people as he Is with technology. And he's designed. a place as free from space-11ge sterlllty as the Italian village where he and his wife someday dream of living. O'Neill thinks the space colony could be built from minerals scooped from the moon and heaved through space to a point where the gravitational pulls of the earth and the moon cancel each o~r out. Then a constructk>n crew of 2,000 men and women working out of temporary quarters Ol'l a space station would construct the first colony. The settlers from earth would oome next. a A.-.eoa.,cr1 dile.,._CIMIW ecr ''c .... ............. ....... ., . ........... ......... _._.,,,....._ 1.-........ ........... ...... ...... . Cl ......... .. ~. carefully SCTeened group of 10,000 volunteers trained to build the solar power station. Sound like Buck Rogers? O'NeJU doesn't thJnk so. 'We've already got the technology," he explains. .. That's why this oould be done relatively soon and at a relatJvely modest cost." By "soon" he means about 15 years. And by "modest cost" he Is talking about $150 billion. That's an awful lot of money, but It's considerably less than the $800 bflllori the electric utilities companies say they' II have to spend during the next 25 years to meet the nation's energy needs. ''Technologically speaking. the know- how needed to make the space colony a reality ls high-school physics," O'NeUI says. What's more, the Apollo program paved the way for just such a project -no major scientific breakthroughs would be necessary to carry out O'Nelll's Ide.as. That betng the case, O'Nelll makes no secret of the fact he's more Interested In other aspects of the proposal. He has indulged hls own f ant.a.sles by working out all sorts of details-from the system of govcun- ment to the architecture of the living quarters to the kind of games people could play In the weightless nooks and crannies of the colony. lbe place has got to be attractive, O'Neill Insists. If people are going to be happy living and working there. He wants It to look as famlllar-as "earth- llke"--as possible, but on a small, un- imposing scale. The cylinders would rotate to provide earth-normal gravity for the colonlsts. The Interior would be lighted via a system of mirrors that would reflect sunlight. Colonists would be able to tum off the light by blocking Its path during the hours designated as "night." Since there Is no climate In space, that, too, has to be simulated, a task that Initially wlll require combining lunar oxygen with hydrogen which w·lll have to be brought from earth to create water. Because the climate will have to be arttflclally Induced, anything ls poS- slble. Some colonies c0uld be tropical paradises, others could be snowy man- rnade dupllcatu of the Swiss Alps, complete w\th alopes for skiing and sledding. O'Netll's Idea for governing the colo- nies Is a flexible One. Essentially, each habitat could choose Its own form of government He suggests., however, that all of them could be under the jurt.s- Contlnutd There are cigarettes and there are cigarettes. And if you're a smoker you certainly · know by now which brand you really enjoy smoking. So what makes us think we'll ever get a crack at switching you? Well, we're going to try. A lot of cigarette smokers smoke menthol. But they're probably just as concerned about the 'tar' and nicotine'stories that all cigarette smokers have been hearing these days. Frankly, if a cigarette is going to bring yoli flavor, it's also going to bring you smoke. And where there's smoke, there has to be 'tar: In fact, in most cigarettes, the more flavor, the more 'tar.' Except for Vantage . You must know that Vantage cigarettes have a special filter which reduces 'tar' and nicotine ~thout destroying flavor. What you may not know is that Vantage is also available in menthol. Not surprisingly, what separates Vantage Menthol from ii~ ordinary menthols is that Vantage Menthol gives you all . ~ 07::- the flavo r you want, with a lot less of the 'tar' and the ~ nicotine that you probably don't want. ' ~~ ~ Now Vantage Menthol is not the lowest 'tar' and ~ nicotine menthol you1l find. It may well be the lowest VANTAGE one you'll enjoy smoking. . Since you 're the best judge of what you like about menthol cigarettes, don't just take our word for it. Try~ pack of Vantage Menthol and then you'll know for sure. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigare11e Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. FILTER, 11 mg. "1ar". 0.7 mg. mcotlfl8. MENTHOL 11 mg. "18(', 0.8 mg.111Cot111e. tN. per C191fet1e. FTC ~pon APR. '76. • .. ' , . . . \ ~ \ @bservotions The gr9efltng ot TV. Television quality gets better to- night, as Masterpiece Theatre presents the first •episode in Richard Ueweltyn·s classic, "How Green Was My Valley." Times may change, but the warmth, conflicts and physical hardships of a Welsh coal miner·s family have an enduring quality-which is why Llewellyn's novel lends itself so well to this new adapta-- too fOf telev1sl0rl The six-part series stars Stanley ... Baker. Sian Pti~hps and Rhys Powys: lather. mother •~ w:.!~ and son coping with hie. Underwritten by a grant from • Mobil. Meaterplece Theatre is seen over PBS stations. Later 1n the season. -wWI bring back the Bellamys and their servants in "Upstairs, Downstairs" against a background ol the Roaring Twenties. 0 WIWI doel • psoftt a mM1 About a nickel on fN8ry sales dollar, whether he rune a giant corporation °' a neighborhood hardware store. AcoOfdlng to lateSI stalistics from Robert Morris Associates, the nation$ association of bank loan and credit officers. a typical hardware Stoot makes $13,200 a year on sales of $300.000. after salaries. including the owner's, are paid. That's a profit of 4.4 percent on sales. and 16.8 percent on "shareholders' equity," 888lnling the business has a net worth of nearty S80.000. Meanwhile, a study by Citibank put the pro~ of leading manufacturers last year at 4.4 percent of sales. 12.3 percent on the basis of Shareholders· equity tnt8f8Slingly. a major research Otg8nization found that many people think these companies make as much as 33 cents on every sales dollar 0 ... . ' f . \•• •• , .1. : .:·). ~ ,, • ,: ~ ' ~· peffilcl. Whieh is why we get so many opportunities to rweek the noses of goyemmental agencies. On the other hand. aometimes an agency has a kudo com~ Like the Comnlssion on Federal PapefWOO(, which has been instrumental 1n pasUlg legislation calling lof annual reporting of employee wages, rather than the present quanerty method. If carried out at the state level, too. the new aaw COUk2 save employers-especially small bualnessmen- m~lions of hours m some $250 million annually, says the Commission. It wWI aleo reduce the F«NlraJ Government's pai>er load by approi<m&tely 24 mHllon pages. and save Uncle Sam $20 mlliOn a year. Moblf •••i.-()1~ 'I• UVING IN SPACE Conrl1tutd c 2 --celem6el .. ....... _ ...... ± ., •• _... .... .._ ..... "'Y w,...,._Sarrkll .. .. ,.., ........... .., -............... ..... oc nda rt.....-,.. to ...... plM.a_,_._ 'Cilctlon of a multinational profit-making corporation 5el up under a United Nations treaty. But just who will run the cok>nle.s will depend on who builds them-whether the Impetus comes from the U.S. Government, from~, e.ral counbies working together or from private Industry. Whoever Is wtimately responslbl~ it ls clear even at this polnt 1bat a space col0ny wlU have to be more than an awe-lnsplrtng demonstration of sclen- tlflc know-how. It ls far too expensive a proposition for that. To exist at all, the colorues will have to be self-~p portlng and Justify their existence by enriching the earth. The construction of solar power stations would probably be the main purpose of the ook>nles. That ~tlvlty alone oould prove to be well worth the Initial lnve.strnent, espe- cially when measured again.st the future oosts of generating power here on earth. The power stations O'NelU contem- plates would be much bigger than the colonies themselves and would orbit the earth transmitting solar energy toward us In the fonn of low-density microwaves. The Idea for orbiting solar power stations has been around for some time, but the costs of launch· Ing them from the earth were so tms mense that plans never got off the drawing board. Jt makes much better economlc sense, O'Neill contends, to construct the satellites In space from materials readily available from the moon and then nudge them Into orbit. Agures presented at a 1975 Coogre$- stonal hearing showed that 13 years after the start of const:ructJon of satel- lite solar power stations In space they would provide more energy than the Alaskan pipeline operating at Its ~ capacity. The big advantage to solar energy Is that lt Js clean-no polluting by.prod- ucts to create new environmental and economic burdens. And best of all, there's no llmlt to ll The power sta- tions. then. may well be the permaMnt solution to the energy shortage. ir\addJs tlon. extracting high-grade Iron ore and nickel from the asteroids could be hlgOly profitable for the colonies. The Iron from a single big asteroid might be able to supply the earth's total need for steel for 10 years. ·0nce the tdea of life In space Isac- cepted. millions of people may choose to emigrate to new oolonles rather than I 8 FAMILY WIEKLY, ~ 7, 197' battle crowded condltloos here on earth. There have even been sug. gesttons that moat humans will evenlus ally move to colonies in space, thus glvlng the earth a chance to recover from centuries of depletion and devel- opment. The earth ml!tit .someday be- come a natural wlldeme.ss, a vacation- land for oolonlsts who come to see what their world in space wa.s mod- eled upon. lndecd, future generations might flnd the earth a bit too prtmltlve for their tastes. A.$ O'Neill points out, the cok>- nles would have certain idvantages: fresh vegetables and fruits would be in season there all the time because there would be lnsect,free agrlcultur~ cyl- inders for every month of the year, each one with Its own dayslength. lbere would be more time for outdoor sports and recreation because daylight could last as long as each colony wanted It to wt The journey between earth and the colonies would be a major undertaking -a week-long trip In a giant spaceship that could accommodate 150 passen- gers. The first of the coklnlsts would probably want to return to earth at least for a vlslt after a few y~ ln space. But later generations may be more Interested ln going in the other direction, visiting new colonies farther out In space or setting off by them- selves to explore a nearby a.steroid. Space c<>lonJes could thus become the edge of a vast new frontier, one that man with hls Inquisitive spirit would seek to conquer just as he once set out to cross the oceans or to follow the sun westward across the contlnenl It Is thls pioneer spirit more than our technologlcal capabilities that O'NeJll believes eventually wlll propel us be- yond the confines of Mother Earth. But combined with that spirit Is the very real necessity of finding an alternative to life on our Increasingly crowded and polluted planet,1 lt Is fear of what we may have to become If we stay here that lends urgency to O'Nelll's efforts and fuels hls hopes for the future. He lsn't the first man to let his lmaglna- tlon soar lnlo space or to see Its poten- tial He pays living tribute to the, Rus.slan sclentlst Konstantin T stolkov- sky, who considered the same possl- bllltle.s almost a century ago. ''The earth Is the cradle of mankind." T sJol, kovaky wrote In 1895, "but one fMI catulOt live In the cr-adle forever." "'1.1 IR IL _RC BLE A year or so ago, Sergeant Hunter and Air- man First Class MorTOw were up in the air about · their futures. The Air Force put them on solid ground. They were paid to learn how to produce for the aerosr:xice team. Npw they have interesting good-payi ng jobs -skilled in an area that could lead to civilian employment should they decide to leave the Air Force. But it will be a rare employer that will offer 30 days of r:xi id ti me off annually -from the first year. Medical and dental care. A so lid retirement plan. And the opportunity !o serve with dignity and pride as part of the worldwide A ir Force community. It's a great way of life for those young men and women dedicated to the continuation of 200 years of American freedom. Are you one of these people? If you believe you could meeta~r high mental and. physical standards and help make a great Air Force better, and are between the ages of 17-27 call toll free 800-447-4700 (in tllinois call 800-322-4400) for · the location of your nearest Air-rorce recruiter. Or send in the coupon. AIR FORCE A GREAT WAY OF UFE •• I • f I, ,-------------;:-, I Air Force Opportunities J.fW.J16 I P.O. Box AF, Peoria ll 6161-4 j Yes, I am interested in Ajr Force opportunities. I understand j 1 there is no obligation. I I Name xOM O F I ""'°"' Pnnt I ~~ I I :~ to.. , I I y,_ G<odvote/NiH Gtoduote I I Dot• of 8ir1h ""°"" I I Send me infonnation only 0 C-toct me lmmedlotetv 0 ~ I I \0)1 L------------~....!J \ ! I , ' ... .--------~--SATISFACTION IUAUIYUJ OI lllM.Y IACl ---------1 ' IJIA LIMI~ Dept. 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Enclose $2.00 deposit per pr. · 1 O Enclosed Is . .. .. . ..... .. .. .. ......... ... . .......... .. ... .. ............. Md. rtSldlnt.s add sales tlX. I NAME ............ . ..................................................................................................................................... . I 4'1ease print> • 1 ~.~.: ... ::::::::.:·.·:::::::::::.·:.-.·:.-.·::·:::::::::::.::::·::::··· .. ····: ·srAiE .. : ... :·:·:.-.:·~=·····""=·~ ....... ._·.~·~·i·~-.::·:==::·::~J . '. KAREN GRASSLE: Her Role as .. Pianeer Molli. Almost Drove HerCrazy "I was into Caroline's character more than my own. I was being so good I'd come bttck from the studio and smash dishes in the backyard~' By Patricia Baum As Caroline Ingalls In the TV series "Little H~ on the Prairie," Karen· Grassle portrays a devoted wife and mother coping with the hardships of pioneer living ln the 1870's. In real life, Karen Is the exact O(>P<>Slte. She 'ls ' single, career-oriented. and has been coping with the problems of being a modem woman and an ambltlous actress. FAMR.V WEEKLY: Since you are prl· manly a theatrical actress, were you surprised to get a lead part ln a TV series? (Karen has appeared on Broad- way In "Butterflies Are Free" and nu- merous Sh8ke.spearean productions.) KAREN GR,\SSl.E: I guess I was chosen because I have that clearK:Ut American look, and I think. CX>-star Michael Landon (who lnferviewed. me) perceived. a strong s1reak of the Earth Mother ln me, which l was not aware of then. Looking back, I realize that, even· as a little girl, I had a tendency to mother my friends. FW: Was swltchlng from theater to tele- vision difficult? • KAREN: At first I found lt hard to react In the morning to a scene that had been shot the afternoon before because In the theater the acUon Is continuous. But the main problem wlth my work was the nature of the part! Playing a char-~ acter who never expressed anything negative except disapproval (perhaps, when the children were noisy) had a severe effect on tne emotionally. I was ln Caroline's clothes and character more hours than I was lnto being my- self, with no outlet for my own feelings. On the surface everything seemed fine, but I was being so good It was drtvlDg me crazy! When l got ~ from the studio, rd -be hit by such overwhelming frustration rd go out to the backyard and smash up my jars and d1shes. FW: How dtd you finally solve this problem? I KAREN: Fortunately the character bas changed somewha,t so that I'm not always standing In the background stir- ring a pot Qf stew--OOt can let loose ln some dramaUc scenes now and then. FW: Are you close to your TV family ln real llfe? .. ; KAREN: Except for special cast parties now and then, we don't see much of each other after work. We just get out • • FAAllLY WEEKLY, Hov91nber 7, 1m &...Qm1t' wct.....toplllyC.._ becw ol ._ cl112 clll Iba r~ look. ,...... ............. co-ee.. of our "work" clothes and go our sep- arate ways. But while we're together the atmosphere ls warm and friendly, especially wltb all. the jokes flying back and forth. Once, at the beginning of the series, we were dtggtng a tn!nch to build a house. Mike had told me not to worry about where the camera was. So I kept digging away. Suddenly ( heard a lot of laughter and glanced up. The Camera was 1umed off and the entire company had backed up 20 feet to watch me. Without realiz.lng It, I had been digging all alone. I burst out laughing. too, then came swtnglng at them wtth my shovell r:\V: Have you had any conflict In portraying such an olc>fasntoned, unllbe.rated woman? KAREN: At first l dtsllked helping to perpetu- ate the myth that a good woman lives to serve others, an,ne women either ha« to or want to remain In the home. It's good to acknowledge that any Identity a woman chooses can have strength and dlgnJty, and I hope that by playing Caroltne I can do this. Besides, I use my mother as an lllsplratlon. She was a one-room schoolteacher and farmer and cooked on a wood-bum.Ing stove.. FW: I understand you were married to an actor .some years ago In New York What caused the dlvoroe? KAREN: I made a dreadful mistake by tr)llng to be a superwoman and a perfect wtf e. l was not ~y going to boy the food but stay within the budget and prepare Imaginative meals. I WAS al9o going to flx up OUT aprartrnent. lroo his shirts, always be able to llsten when he "I think I made a dreadful mistake by trying to be a super- woman and a perfect wife~ wanted to talk-and at the same time pursue l my career. J was crazy! J expected too much of myself. No one can do all of that perfectJy. 1 FW: Being such a serious, dedlcated actress. I why did you many In the flrst place? KAREN: J was llvt~ In the precarious the.ater world, and 1 saw In marriage an Identity and security that would protect me. I realize now there ls no such thing as security. Anything can hlippen at Anytime that can blow your whole woctd apart. I certainly wouldn't get myself ln1o that situation again. If l did remarry, fd be Ms. in.stead of Mrs. FW: Are you stJll oonoemed with security? KAllEN: fm stUJ pursuing It. I tend to be too serious and oompWsive about earning a lMng befor~ an~ else. But l ju.at went on a shopping spree and bot.t{ltt some smashing new clothes. And fve started to take flying lessons-the first thlng I've ever done with ~lutely no purpose! FW: Has this new spontaneity had a positive effect on your work? KAREN: Yes, I'm ta.king chances. I'm more Wilbng to r1sk ending up with egg on my faoe and appearing ridJculous. Sometimes when the camera rolls, I forget how I rehearsed the 9Cene and just stay open to t!le people and sensations. I certllfnly would hope that aftie:r the series ends. J don't aooept ~ rtqst thtng that comes along. but consider taking a chanoe on a new play or even not woridog for a wh.lkt ., that J can see what's~ on Inside of roe. f'W: rve hard that you dmnged your name professkJna.IJy many times.. Why ls ~t~ .KAR£N: A while back, I became aware that names have a deep meaning. l believed t Could use names to change my personality and ex- press ~If. At one point, when l was quitting the Shakespeare company l had wonted With, I felt very alone and vulnerable. So I took the name Kay Dllllnge:r, figuring that with a gang- ster assoc:latioo I could keep people at a safe distance, yet dazzle them at the same time. Later, out In Caltfornla., I used the name Gabriel Tree., {tom an English theatrical family. I had been moving around a great dul and thought this name would help gl1Je me roots and a feelJng of belonging. 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I understand there will be 12 One porcelain 1 bells ln this limited edition series and that the bells will be issued approximately one every two months at a guaronteed price of885.00 each. I IUlde......_. tlult I Deed re..at ao 111Daey aow!I will be billed for the ftrst bell 80 days prior to shipment and invoiced on a pre-shipment basts for each bell every two months thereafter. I may cuncel this subscription at any time w1d any beU may be returned for a full refund lf upon receipt I um not completely sausfled. An opUon to charge my bells to Master Charge or Bank.Amertcard will be made available at the time I am invoiced for my first bell. Address Cit St.ute ZI SI nature ~----------------------------------~ IS TllFJIE ANY TIME LEFT FOR EACH muert By Norman M. Lob9em and Marcia Lauwell Not long ago, we talked with a young couple trou- bled by one of the most common, .but seldom-men- tioned, problems of marriage , today. lbey did not have time to be together. "We operate on such ' a hectic schedule,'' they said. ''that we almost have to make appofntments to see each other .•• Tlme l.s one of life's most precious assets. Unfortunately, time is exactly what most peo-ple want from us. Odldren, famUY. friends. co-woti<es. emplOyers-all "outsiders" to the core relationship of hus- band and wife-make con- stant demands on our time. And on top of their claims are piled the lrre.levant trivfa of life-the lost keys, missing buttons, commJttee rneettngs. auto breakdowns, that take additional toll of our time. Yet If there ls ooe thing above all that a marriage needs for growth, for support, for understanding and for Inti- macy, It Is time. Time for a coup6e to talk or to sba~ warm silences. nme to work or to play togethtt. Time to plan for the future. Time for sex. Tune to be oneself. How can a couple ~ their lives so that they can meet their own time needs? Here ar-e some pract1cal sug- gestionS: e FW Mt llow J011 we.., --J09f ........... Most of us "don't know where the time goes." But we can find -· 'fl>eling&'RP1 1$C.O. .......................... ..." ........... ......., 1M1,,_....., ..... . -Clld •• ..... a..... .... ttal out If we take the trouble to keep a fairly detailed "log" for a week or two. It doesn't have to be a moment-by-moment record. Simply make a note of what you do tn each major block of hours. For instance, a salesman dts.- 00\lered from his reoord-keep- lng that he spent 4ess than 17 hours a week with his family. By cutting his work. schedule 30 minutes a day and sleeping half an hour less each night, he gained almost SO percent more time to be with hb wlf e and children. e K-. a-,_, C8I I ." A couple wl th four busy yc>UQS- stet"$ found that most of thelt ''free" time was spent drtvtng the children to or from their actlvltles. To ~ that. the couple set up a Sunday night "family meeting" where each person-blocked out the next week's schedule to preserve some "open" ~ for ~ one. 'When my husband and I locate a mutual block of open Ume," the w\fe said, '\I.re put an X through It on the caJen. dar. That means It ts re.served for us to share alone." e St1i9 looM. Many couples prefer to make c::leclsk>ns about their Intimate time on the spur of the moment And spontane- ity does add spice. But to make sure you do have time fOt" your- selves on that basis ~ you must avoid getting locked Into too many scheduled re.sponsl- bllltiesor actMUes. 'Wf/N not joiners," one man observes, "and we have asked friends to tnvtte us only to Informal gatherings. so that If we can- cel at the last minute It won't matteT. Would you call us self- ish about time? I suppose so. But we thlnk It's for a good cause!'' • Lara -.ow to .., .... " Many spouses take on so many out.side responslbUlties that they have llttJe time left for their marriage. If you are one of them, you can gain a great deal of extra time by cultivat- ing the ability to say "no." One couple hit upon the idea of "buying" time.. "When some.- one· aSks us to be on a com- mittee 01" jOln a club," they ex- plained, "we say we wUJ let them know In an hour or a day "Marital time involves not oaly 'bow macb," bat UC> 'how good.' Con~ emodooa1 coatact .. eseeatlal ... but the quahty of that contact la as Important .. Its quantity."' or however 1~ we need to decide. 1ben we talk It over, · figure out what we would have to give up lf we accepted, and make a ~ It's surprtslog how often we say no-and feel all right about id" In our new book. No-Fault Marriage, we spell out the prtnciples and techniques of WI-counseling so that couples may deal constructtwJy wUh their own marital problems. Couples can ooumel them- setves In matters of Intimate time If they keep ln mind these main points: eKeepmsbl tlme....._te without letting It deteriorate Into probJem..solvlng se.s.slons. Marital time Involves not only "how much," but al9o "how good" Continutng emo- tional c.ontact Is esisentlal to a vltal marriage. But the quality of that· contact ls as Important as Its quantity. Too often, spouses save their best ener- gtes for "outsiders" and give each other what remains. • 0-'t , ... pity about Jeafoustv guarding Intimate time. When you exclude the chl.ldren. tell them why. A tus.- band's and wtfe' s first loyalties shouJd be to each other. No solution to the ttrne problem will ever be perfect. One h~ wilt want more togetherness. one wife will want more time alone. There arnost Is never as much time as we'd like to have to be me, you and us. The Important thing. therefore, ls to make the most of the time we do have. Ask yourself, "Where in my ltst of priorities do I rank marital closeness?" If you believe It ranks at the top, then arrange to spend more time nour-,_ lshlng and fostering h.. II.I.II Marcia Lauwell, a California marria/le couruelor, and Norman Lob.mz, a writer on family rdatiolfahip•, are author• of the jldt-pubu.hed boolr, No-Fault Marriage-- The New Technique of Self-Counaelinc ( Doubkd«y, $8.95). -, ....... \JM ... 11 • FAM ILY WE'EKLY, Nowmb9< 7, 1079 I Sb. &,. to 13 . In Widttll Advu EEE ,_dwt,,,..., ----------. . ~ IOM-4251907) Name . • . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . .. • 8'uell*'-0' Gr-611 Street ...................................... ~'. ..... l---'-"'-"--.....,.u+--t---1---• -city ............................. z 1jt' ............ ' . ' C'-tnut Loet.r State ............................... coo .. Bl_lldt_O_JCf_rd_-t---t--+--- ~LNfw HABANO COMPANY -Over 2,000,000 s-irt s1109S told! .__ __ 0_~------o"'! llW-'-o ... 1------------------------------------· .• : PEOPLE QUIZ By John E. Gibson TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Most people judge us by the way we. look. I. It makes sense to equate good looks with good behavior. S.. When aocused of oommltting a crime, a ~~ person Is generally judged more lenlentJy. '-The more beautiful a girl ls, the better lm- pressk>n she makes on others, wtth regard to heT character and personality. Max120~ long;lean, delicious. Theytakelongerto smoke so you don't light up as often. Regular 17 mg. "ta( 1.2 mg. nicotine; Meothol: 17 mg. "tl(l.3 mg. nicotine IV. per cigarette by FTC Report~ 1976. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is ltangerous to Your Health. It's said that beauty is only skin- deep-but are most people inclined to look deeper? 5. When a person meets you. his flrst Impres- sion Is more likely to be Influenced by your facial expression than how good-looking you are or how you're dressed. ANSWFJtS L TruA-and this Is particularly the case at a first mee~ Studies at Miami University show phy•ical attl'actiueMu to be a strong determinant of first Impressions. And another psychological study has shown that phystcally attractive people are Judged "to have at- tained higher occupational status than others, to be more socially outgoing, and to be more pleasant to be with." (Though beauty may be only skin-deep, many people aren't Inclined to look deeper.) 2. Fa~ to an fowa St.ate Univer- sity study of behavior differences between attractive and unattractive Individuals. In tests Involving four behavioral dimensions, "Actual differences ln lntelllgence, honesty, helpfulness and nonprejudlced behavior be- tween attractive and unattractive subjects were not found." S. Triu. Studies Indicate that, ln genera~ people tend to be slgnlflcantJy more lenient ln Judging a person accused of a crime If he presents an attractive appearance. However, St.ate University of New Yori< Investigators report research !hewing that ln attempting to be Impart!~ judge• or juror• may "lean over backward" and be more severe with the attractive defendant 4. F~. In one Investigation, for example, subjects rated outstandingly beautiful girls "more negatively on personality traits, on expected marital happiness and adequacy as a wife and mother." The results ran the same for estimates of her general character. One explanation Is that exceptionally attractive females are considered "a source of ego- threat to other females and, to a lesser ex- tent, to males, and that such females are viewed as deficient In nonphysical areas." 5. True. Studies In nonverbal communication. conducted at Ohio State University, show that facial expression clearly dominates the per- ception of liking or disliking. And It follows that the expression on your face when another person first sees you Is likely to carry more weight ln Influencing a positive or negcstlve reaction than how you rate In the good-looks department or how well dressed you happen to be. 14 • FAMILY wtEICLY, Nc>v9mber 7, 1978 SMART COOIUNG/10 Beat the Oock This week. Food Editor Marilyn Hansen prepares a quick family meal using delicious foods from the supennarket's freezer. "It's fun7 says MariJyn, "when you combine these products and add your own touch~' and heat, stirring, until sauce bolls. Sea- son to taste with a dash of salt and pepper. f. Arrange chicken and potato tots on a large servlng dish. Then pour hot sauce over all and sprinkle with pars- ley. Pass extra sauce in gravy boat Malee1 4 to 6 serving11 YELLOW 1URN1PS AND CARROTS YI pq. (24-oz. .. ) frozen Je11ow IUmlp9, alb9d YI pkg. (20-oz. 9'D) frozen ellced canoe. YI t--.poon Mft i 1 tH1poon eug.- 1! 1 all) boU1ng .... r 1 ~ bultet"' ,..,..,.,,. i Few Nim treehlJ ground b1K11 pepper t 1 t9blelpoOn chopped ,.,..., ! 1. In medlwn saucepan, combine yellow turnips, carrots, salt, sugar and bolllng water. He.at to bolling, cover, reduce heat and simmer for 5 to 8 minutes until vegetables are te.nder. Drain. A...., ...... ol CMck.-,_._..., - froaaa frted dilcba _. fr-potato toa.. MARILYN'S MENU CWd&a Mwago YclDw T ........ C.mMI Hot Rois Cclay, Olwc ... Pk*.M Tnry FalG.-....0...,.. Coif-. T• Miil OtlCKEN MARENGO 1 .-.. (1 lb •• 12 on.) fi'OMn friM cNdlen YI "••Pa llft tttyMe ....._ 1 pll .. (1 lb.) tronn pot8'o toe. 2 cw ,,...,, .. , ....., lwloee 1 «*' t• OD.) ~ MUllvoo.a, .......... 1 do.-..,WC. cnllhed, or \4 teMpocMt ... ,.,..., ~ alp fW dldw!IM»ppect-..t oNone 1 IMIJlellt 2 i.t11I1po OM comMatdl .,. a.,. "'-"Y Of .... DaeflMft , ........ ,......., ,ound bltldl pepper llHlnlde of ...,...y fof ........ 1. Preheat oven to 425• F. Arrange chicken pieces In large shallow baking pan and sprinkle with thyme. Spread potato tots In another shallow foll-lined, oiled baking pan. Bake both chicken and potato tots for 25 minutes. l . Jn medium saucepan, combine stewed tomatoes, mushrooms, garlic. onion and bay leaf. Heat to bolling. stir- ring; then reduce heat, cover and sim- mer for 10 minutes. 1 Combine cornstarch and sherry until smooth. Sur Into hot tomato mixture 2. Toss vegetables with butter, pepper and parsley. Tum Into servlng dish. Make11 4 urving11 FAU GEl.ATIN DELIGHT 1 p119. (3 oza.) ~ oee-un 1 pkg. (S oa.) ~gelatin 2 cupe bollr'9 ...., 20 le. c:ube9 1 cup lllced '"" ..... 1 c:up coatMfJ dtopped ... ,,.,.. 1 c. (1\4 on.)~ pin••ll SIM. chined Whipped c:...-. 1. In large bowl, dissolve orange-and cherry-flavored gelatin In bolling water. !.. Add Ice cubes and stir until partially thickened. Remove remaining Ice cubes. Stir In grapes. walnuts and pine· apple. 1 Cover and refrigerate until firm, about one hour. Stir once during setting time to prevent fruits and nuts from settling. f . Top with whipped cream and serve In dessert glasses. Makes 6 to 8 servings Wlm'1 s..art Our recipes take ad- vantage of a number of frozen foods- frted chicken. potato tots. chopped onions, carrots and turnips. Frozen tur- nip chunks are a new addition to the freezer section at your supennarkel We suggest them for the rushed cook who is anxious to eliminate the "cutttng up" steps In meal preparattoo. FAMILY W£El(LY, Novemb« 7, 1t7t • 11 I • THE PANTY/ panty ~~t~:1 · No seams, DANTVHOSE no bumps, rn no lumps! Most exciting thing to happen to hosiery since the invention of pantyhose I ON~l~ 1 Pair Only $1 .88 3 Pain Only $4.77 I First, pantyhose did •WllY with garters. Now, Panty/Pantyhoel does sway witfl panties! They're healthful cotton crotch briefs AND ultra sheer hose, all in one flattering, comfortable garment. 100% polyester panties slim your tummy and derriera ... keep your most sensitive 1r .. cool end fruh. 100% nylon legs cling to you like 1 second skin! Panties and legs ere knit together continuously, so there's no seem. no lump, no bumpl Available. in 4 panty shades and 4 leg shades. Pia .. order by style number, sin cod•, panty color coda, lag color code and how many peln . 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Regardless, you'll have to de.. cide on a place to wear It-preferably not 1 on the slopes this winter, where you rnl!jlt L be mistaken for a mow bunny. ~ HAROLD ROBBINS m.LS rr LIKE rr PS .. AUldl • ucred cow" tt.oW R ....... o. of die worW'a Wslt-... -fllllll ......._ knows new writers haven't got tt easy. Hla advice to begln· ners: "Go in for nonfiction. The most 1UCCessful books are the 'how to' kind -aewlog. oooklng. oercislng, whatever. Alto the debunking book• are a good bet --attack a Slla'ed oow. Essays on unbe· lievable sub,)ects do welJ.-llke what to do to combat ln9omnla during a hlke through the Amazon .A.algle when you're suffering from hay fever." As for those not yet In the budding atage but concerned with plant- ing Ut.erary seeds, Robbins (hLs latest novel ls TM LoMly Lady) suggests: ·~eact a lot. at.art off with the greats. Read some- one llke Steinbeck. Next get to the papert; go through them from cover to cover. Next the magazines. You'll aoon know what you thould not wr1te aboutt" ,. • FAMILY WE£KLY. ~Mr 1.197e ~ L How ... .,. ,.... oW boob. ...... .._. _. letta9 wonla? In your attic or cellar you ml~t have some rare pubUca- tions, says Ow-Jes W. Mann, professor of Engllsh and curator of the Rare Books Room at Pennsylvania State University's Pattee Library. "If you're talking $15 or $20, you surely have some valuable Items," he says. '1f you want $500 to $1,CXX>, that's different, but there are still some Items you might well have." A seemingly worth- less pre-W. W.I book that mlght.ft>w up on the tables at your neighborhood garage sale or auction, Hilte and tM AeroploM, by Tom Graham, ls worth up to $1,000- sl.nce Graham ls really Sinclair Lewis . Books that were part of the W.W.o'Anned Forces Project for Free Reading," read by thousands of soldiers throughout the world, are worth up to ~. And if you have old books and pamphlets on Black history, you're in luck Professor Mann notes that, "Books on the history of the Negro In America, whJch sold for 50 cents three or four years ago, are now going for $10 to $15." Other Items of possible value Include: letters from soldiers; Stephen Foster ortginal sheet musk:; the 1911 En- cyclopedia Britannica; pamphlets and books on social experiments, llke Old Economy, Pa., or New Harmony, Ind.; National G~ographic• before 1910; local histories; old books on handcrafts; books from the Victorian era, Ulustrated with oolor plates; and ornate Bibles from the GUded Age. When trying to determine whether you have something of worth, there Is certain basic Information you must provide to a collector: title, author, bind- ing. publisher, where published. date, number of pages and illustrations and oondltlon. PAULFRfES Yoa'4 bow dud voice..,.._.. W. lmow a ... wllla a be.a -_.•'Ml of ••• plated ..... who ls ab&e to work just a few hours a month and earn a six- figure Income. You've never seen him. But you've h«lrd him as the Pillsbury ~ boy on TV and as the voice of Boris Badinov on the "Bullwtnkls" thaw and as the Insects on the Raid commercials and as all the little people who sing ''ho, ho, ho" along with the Jolly Green Giant. On radJo he was that key character who chanted: "A tale weU-QJculated to keep you ln . . . Suspense." His name ls Paul Frees, and he resides wtth h1I wtfe tn San Francisoo, where he works II little at h1s craft while we~ the retSO!AI• roll In. "My voloe ls oonsklered unique," states Frees, ''so a deal had to be worked out after my retirement. I naw record locally ln a studio, and socne:body from the agency drops by and pk:ks up the tape." Another of Frees' s specialties ls what is lmown ln the trade as '\iolce looping,'' When a movie ls completed n an actor ls not available, Frees ls hired to dub In the actor's voice. But his range of p6c:ktng up voice patterns ls so great, It ls not \m- common for him to "loop" dozem of voices In the same film. Take the case of the Jolly Green Giant commercials: lbtee helpers hold up cards reading: "ho." As the absolutely unique voice of all three, he is thus paid three tirnes-<>ne payment per "ho." Nice work if you can get It. BIRDIDAYS (all Scorpio); 5-day-Joan Sutherland 47; Dean Jagger 71. M.Uy- Katharlne Hepburn 66; Patti Page 48. T--.y-SpJro T. Agnew 58; Sargent Shriver 61. W~ Burton 51; Pippa Scott 41; Mackenzie Phl1Ups 17; Roy A. Scheider 41; Tom Rice 32. n.n- clay-Kurt Vonnegut 54; Jonathan Winters 51; William Proxmire 61. F.w.,-Prtn- ce.ss Grace of Monaco 47; Stephanie Powers 34; Kim Hunter 54. 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INC. 24888 Alicia Parkway Laguna Hills -137-2400 RONGOODWIH POHTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171·04t2 PORSCHE-AUDI DON IUINS PORSCHE AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -636-2333 CHICK IVERSOH. INC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0900 SUBARU GAIDEH GROVE SUIAIU 13821 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -554-0IOO TOYOTA llLL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147 .. 555 VOLKSWAGEN DOH IURMS VOU<SWAGEN 13731 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -534-4100 . SU#IMY, ltOVUtBlll 1 t:lO • llfl ,~ ... $lltw 10:00 l!l llfl. fottMI Ot1Me!Ma4tr Fust came IS Ph1ladelph1a vs St I OUIS lO:JO .. ,,llld$talld • 11:00 ., llfl. r.-..11 l'tlt$bUlll S1eele1s vs KanS<IS City Chiefs ll:JO a (13) (J)) Walt DiSMJ Goll Clusic l 1ve coverage ol lin1l round plar hom Lake Buena V1sla norida 12:00 9 TM Chlmpiorls 1:00 G #fl foel'aP OoliMtflelder Wasl11n&ton Reds~1ns vs S.in r11nmco 4~rs • <IQ) P'Yo FMIW Miami vs New York l:JO . Coleat footblll '76 4:00 II USC footbill USC ho1ans vs Stanford ~:00 ( ®) (I)) Ari' I S,O,b World MOllOAY, llOVEllllBEa I ':00 8 (Qt) (I)) IJJ1 llfl lilolld•J lli&lll Football I os Angeles Rams ~ C1nc;ennah Benaals • TUESDAY. #OVOlllEll 9 i:OO O La•trs a.tattMll laktrs n Buffalo W£0ft£SOAY, ltOV£.hl8U 10 6:00 D l:lhri llu~t!MM lakeis ~ Boston Celttts SATUllDAY. llOV£11118EI 13 9:JO a (12)) CJ)) Cl(J !KM footll.ttt Ooublthuder Alabama vs Nollr- Dame 12:30 l!I <rD CJ) w,, Olll G.a111ts a "'' s,o.1s ... Clf Footb;ill ~uu H12h School n Ptsadena Hrch at the Rose 8owl l:DO a ((21) Cl)) Of) !KM ho~ Ootibleltt.tdtt 2nd came Alkans.u vs. Tens A&M 2.1!0 m Clll111piwllip lawllna 4:00 • CIMd lt11111 si- 4:l0 8 @ (}) ct l Cl$ S,O,b ~11~r S:OO e (Qt CJ)) @ AIC'i WiM Worid of Sports 9:00 • ((21 ([))OJI lltlte If the llttwork Stars A soolls pr~ntat1on tn wh1Ch maioi celebrthes lrom afl three net~~s tomp,te 1n an ''Olympics" of llle11 own-drSl'lnrnc their alllle!tt profless en suth evenls as ielay mnnrna. swrmmma. tycleng, ob~taclr course relar runnen& and tu1·0 war ll:JO G USC footUll USC ~s Wasl11ngton SUNDAY, llOVEMIU 7 6.11G U (C) "lttt111r of tfM Willd'' (doc) ll Orck f!obfnson 1:00 8 @ (IJ ff& m "Gone W'tth the W1d'' P11t I (d11) 39 Vivien lttth. 011k Gable. Ohwia de Hav1lland G ccn -..rs ..... "'5i}cat" (com) 65 Peter Sellers m CC) '111111 '£111 Hiatt" (•mJ '68-Clrnt Cast11000. Inger Slmns 9:00 a ((2f) CIJ) l)fl CJ "21 Hours al Municll" (dra) lb W1ll1~m Holden. Shirley M1&:h~ f11nco Nero llu#DAY, ltOYEMIER I 1:00 D (.C) "A M1n AIOftt" (•es) '55 Rly Milland Muy Murphy 9:00 8 @ (J) ClAl tm CCJ "CMt Wit• t11t W'lllll" (dl;i) ·39 Clar~ Gable Vmen ler&h. Olma dt Havtlland U (CJ "The C-" (dra) '66-M1rlon Brando. Jane ronda Robert Redloid TUESDAY, llOvtMllU 9 1:00 G (t) "GeronllllO" (wes) '62 Chuck Conno" l\amala Oh1 l:JO U ~ "Tiit Ouedt'lil" (adv) '71-Ceorie Mon11omtry Tt11y Moorr WfOftf.Sl>AY, #OVElllllEJ 10 1:00 G (CJ "V.WU Is eo.ln(' (wts) ·71 -Burt lanmter Susan Clark 1:)0 8 ft CJ) ID (.CJ "Tiit "eat Wal!lo r.pper" (adv) 75 Robert Redfoid. Bo Svenson a ct) "ricturt Mom1111 Oe14" (susp) '66 Don AmfChe 9:00 8 <m (]j CJ) (C'J "Dt1th Wisll" (411) 74 Charle$ Bronson Hooe 11n1e rHURS!MY, "°vomit It 1:00 e (C) "Two Yurs ltlort tllt Mid" (d11) 46 Alan Ladd II CC) •a lllltt ltr s.•al" (wes) 70 [rnot Bo<emnt f'RIOAY, llOVElllllEJ 12 1:00 e ~ "TIM "'4ilw fipttr" <•es) 55 ~11~ Dou11as G (C) ''SM _,.t(' (com) '69 Burt Reynolds, Chnl W&l~er 9:00 8 (jlJ (J) Cl'J <Ci "M11d11 al 40,000 fol" Cd1a) • 76 Drnd lln$Stn, Don Meredith, Ray M1ll1nd a ('2tl (D) (Ul (CJ ''lof In A l'tlilic llubblt" (d11J '76 John l11wo111 SATUllOAY, llOVUllER 13 fcOO G ~ ,......_ Ct_. tlld tile Ti&•t" (adV) 11 Huao Slrtlttr l-00 • ~ "tlorrtr If Dlacllla" (hOf) 'SS-Peter Cush1na. Chr~topher lee • (t) '1)t,...,.....,. Tr11I" (wcs) '6S Bvrt lanmter l ee Remick 9:00 D Ql ()) (JI D l.tl HMKoft Count1 lint" (dra) ·74 Al111 Vlnl. ltsu Vint. Cheryl Watm THIS WEEk ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION SU#OAY, ltOWfllltfl 1 2:00 r rttll&N $htdllllt l:OOAsllbn~tt~ 4:00 foods foi tfM fa111ily ~:JO 811 81ut Matblt 6:00 OM* Upc111 A Clnlit 6:30 hbop multi cultural ch11 dltn's Mmes 7:00 CMilotllil tu.es 7:l0 w-aft 1:00 I. f Slont's Wwtly 9:00 So11ndst1ae · Woudr Gulhne s Amt11ca'' 10:00 Vlslofts MOllOAY, llOVEIHU I 9:00Mt Tai Clti C•'11tft 9:30 foNs lot Ille falllilJ 10:00 Mrth Mftttl'l/WO!dlmllh I 0: 30 Odys.sey If uturt 11 :00 Eny Drawfn1/AAl1111ts ' Suell 11:30 [ltctn< C:.,1117 12:00 Sm .. Street 1:00 *• laa/111-.0ul I· JO Tiie lltttoUotr 2:00 Clliton1l1 lsaues 2:30 Allltrian up"*« 1:00 Smme Street 4:0IZ.-I 4: 30 Cltctric C.,,111 5:00 Mister Roctrs lltipborllood 5: JO Wib Aleare 6:00 foedl IOI tlle fa1111ly 6:JO A 1'1111t lo Grow 7:00 As M1n Btlllwa 7:30 The frtnch aitt 1:00 flit ~IM ClllOllidts .. Jo~n Qurncr Adams. Secrelary ol Slate" 9:00 Dlfid Susskilld Show 11:00 llldltil/lellftr a.port TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 9:00MI ll«lltil/Ltllrtr hport 9:30 r, ..... Skeldl1111 10:00 CoHr te Co•er /Mat~ Mitten IO:lO Vtctblllt Sovp/lel'& DI IW U:OO futur•IOd)SMY ll:JO £Jedfic C..pany 12:00 Seu1111 Streel l :00 i.-..o.t /Scierlct l:JO .,,../WtnlSl'llitll Z.1111 Ma1111 Clll'llliclts l :OO StSlllM Strttt 4:002-1 4:30 Eledrlc Complf11 5:00 Mislt1 ... tt, lltiaf!borllood S: JO l11flllity f ldlHy 6:00 M111 Md EiwirMlllfftf i:lO fl'Mllall4 S.tlcllilll 7:00 ... , btatt and YDll 7:30'""' to Do " 1:00 Clllftmll ,_ 1:30 Wol'ld ""' 9:00 lllstt"*' Tllt1trt llow Cieen Was My Valley .. 10:00 I, f, Storlt's Weelly 11:00 llldltil/ltllrtr a.rt WID#ESOAY, ltOYllllllER 10 9:GQQ Maclhil/llllrt1 hllO'f 9:30 f ooft IOf tltt F .-lly 10:00 Eaiy Driwhla/ ........ / ..,... 11:1IOVtftlH!e S..,/Stl!C 8'& 11 :JO Eledtk c.,.,,, 12:00 StsafM Street 1:00 .it ht YM/llt'& Draw l:Jtfi!IMIC-r t. C- 2.1!0 TIM Ml ( ... 3:00 s-... Str"t 4:00Z-! 4:l0 [le(tric C.wt S;OO Mitter ...,rs lhiallllorllood S:30Villl Nqn i:OO F• t. IM F.mily 6:.JO A TI111 ID 6<• 7:00 As ... W'"9 7:30 StlfMl1~ a:00s..~1• t :OOKlll9' fMe IO:lO T1i Q I Clt'Hn 11:00 M1dWl/lah1tr lleport lltUltSOAY, llOVUllD ll 9:00W MlcW/Llllfrr ~ 9:30 flHMM ~etdlil& 10:00 WorMittl/()fytley IO:JOc-r .. CM11f111tll 11:00 IMIM-Otlt/All AINNlt 1llll 11: 30 Dlctric C.,.oy U:OO Salllt SUMI 1:00 Sti••t• flhutvee-ubl• *' l:JOAllllllab & S.Ch/futurt 2:00 Comlmltr Sumnl lit UIOurstDfJ l:OO SaMlt SltMI 4:00Z..1 4:30 Dedric c..a"' S;OO llti:sttr -.n~ 5: JO hlfiftity f ICtefJ i:OO MM Md ~t 6:30 frMlll-4 SketdlMIC 1:00 ... , Esblt 1114 You 7:30 ,., , .... l11fttM1tiM 1:00 Ill PtrfOflllM<~ 11 Woll l11p 9:00 Tiu Fiaht t• It ......," 10:00 llU llmtll -. 10:30 , .... lltl1 With .. 11:00 lbclhil/ullrer RtflOl1 FllOAY, llOVlllBll 12 9:0CIMI lllclltil/ldrtr ~ 9:30 F• t. IM r.-, IU0 ..... 1Ma..Yw lO:JO w.als & s.lit~ 11:oos.., 1a11V.,ltffle s. 11:30 [llctric c.,..., 12:00 S..... Stntl I :00 fay Drawlll&/f utllres l:lO Let's Oiwtsa.c. f'rliM 2:001Ma l:OO Sm.. Strtet 4:00 Zoonll 4:30 £lectrit C.pany 5:00 Mister ltecm IWp ..... 5:30 Yllll Altar• 6:00 Foods lw 1M f-i:lO A TI• Tt "- 7:00 ee.-r Stninl lit 7:30 v.ttn' P'i,.ti111 1:00 w-.Wip.. w.e~ ill ..._ ... UOWal Stttet WM t.00 "'' ~ Cllrtllidts JO:OO ....,;,; "Sni-JllttfWtn ll:lll TIM MacW/U111., ~ $ATUROAY, ltOVDllO U 2:00 A TI .. to ;,... 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Maly lbl1Nll cal lM Alllefiu~ Style m Good°''' 8 """ -12:30- 0 <ID \ T: As the World Turns II lfl1 'f l !JO) m 0171 ol Dur UftS CV I l.G\lt l»cy & ((3) LUI Oll Alt My Children Q) Court.ship ol Ecldlt'1 falhtt (3) Doris D1y SlloW m Yoe• IOI liulth 1:00 Siiuis 111d Mltft fl (all fl)) QI ~1n'C Hope CIJ """ llt l&alOf Adams t21J ....it: Ste Daytime Mcv1es m EMllioNI futures -1:30-u @ m m Tll• GuM11n1 u1111 0 12)) Cf) (lOl m Tli• Dodon LU The lioMylllOOMB 8 (<HJ llJ (Jf) One Ult lo Ure Cl Bemty HlllllUllH 2 :00 U 1l'1l '' l Ct ) All 111 lht ftMlly u in! lj l (fQJ m Allothe1 Wotld U Ouit l Hamel llJ Topper a Mcwit: Sf, 01y11mf Movies llt ""' -2:1S- D (atl 1 I)) Oil ~n•ral ltospffal -2:30-0 ttTJ (JJ I.I) Mitch Game Gene Rayburn hosts II F1tlttr KllO'lll llltl lV WEEK NOVEMBER 7 1876 Cl) UM It It !lm.r m llidty 111o1111 a.• a:t T•,,._ 3:00 ti <ID ill (I) T1tt1t1•1 e ms.m.rttt • m ,..,_,. 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GralldstaM • ((8) ) ID Uwt11tum ti Gilllc111 ()) Mowlt: ~ "llut Hawaii" (mus ) '62-Clm Pnsley, Joan Blac~man D Mbo1t l c.tello ®) lltwll!IK•n a> C.•IJ c.apel fli) 1llfiMty f K*Y IDT...._Cl .. 11:00 D llfl r..tMI P1ttsburi Stetltrs vs Klnsu City Chiefs • 0.J ti DilcMfJ Cl) Tljuu:W!Mow a tllt SW\11 8 (S (J)l ID Nd a.a C..lllt <Im lltet tM Pms m lk-Fa.t1to111t m ~rcll In lllt Moine (21) flnt 11,u.t CJIMrt~ m Dectric c.pa111 -11:30- • Jilll1111 s-uart ~ CJ).._...: ''Tiit C..rtt tf Dracvll" (hOI) ·~-Francis Lederer Norma Eberlmdt · 8 (121 ) Watt Ol111tJ ~ell a.sak Lin coverate of rh hnll round OI play 1n !~IS IO" lourntmenl lrom Lah Buena V1Sli. nonda ®l NIM of Ille lillM m 1cw1tdll4! SD...._ Gflllllfutum a Animals Animals A"•RNOON I 12:00 gn..c.. ... .~, .... """"""' ......... {I~) ·•&-hn1 Turner. Vin Htflin . CD S.nM11 QI) Tllk .._I "''""' fa l,lw 1111111 lllKela C.ltr "1 ht Be!'ber of Seville" n-.•..._" -12:30-CD fllotle: "ftlllda '-i. Wtst hint" (com) ·~2-0opatd O COllnor ara111~ a Directiem 1c00 D Cl) llfl F.._I O.lllelludtr Second aame IS WuhlnJlon at San f11nclsco • Tiit lit v ... , CJ) I Spy 1!1 llt•lt: "U Paces to lahr Strwt" (dr1) '!>6-Van John)On. CID1 llfl FlttMll Milm1 n Hew YOllL 0 ...... QI) ~ .. A&llcwltllll CDlilculiaM.....,..llllll11t a llCiA H1"'1ltfits -1:30- -~ °" S TIM ~ llttlltl\ (ta CD> Allin WttW 2 :00 D CeleOrlty llftlllll 8 Mo•lt : an "W-ltt Wltcll Doctor" (ld~) 'SJ-Susan H1ywa1d. Robett Mitchum (J)MMS.-CD Mtri•: "Day al th lac11" {aim) '37-The hhr1 lllothe11 mr.-Qllhilll lwf Tedar (S CJ) s,.rts ~· m sn.r• • DMillao @JellfM -2:30- .. A&rkllllllft USA 8 ((9 (])) llMS Ill~ AftMl1 121l "8tltllbl l•""1t · 9 Stlll T 11111 3:00 D At Olle MtL CJ) WiW .. Wal • (9 Cl) Dlfectlw a Mtwle: an "Wlul't Mt• r.,at" (com) '6~-Pete1 Stllers Petet O'Toolt, Romy Schllftder · •Sililttr ~ 0 (I) "'"" °' tllt ..... a a_, s.aw11 s.... m fubliw -3:30- • Colltp FoetNI '7' a a.Nsiold TWll HIM t!ll)Wonla11 (121 CJ))"',...~."'~ QJl Mart• w., llD 4:00 8 USt f..tNI USC l1011ns vs StanlOld U TMSllM11Sllow • l•Htr Clauks "lh• Three Muslleleets" Cl) lloNfttl (I) WNW of lllt SR <Bl VllMlewillt CD Marshal Turns &u11111an * lteluctantly In A Town tut Dotsll't Wint Him m Moorie: "Utlflllll" (wes) 71 ~ l~ncaster, Robtlt °"an lee J Cobb "' ' . a Wtlld o1 s.tWfal fD Wall Strttt ._. (QI (.I)) Cllep ,...... .,, •lllf•ft611= • c.... """9-. "' llltrilltll -4:30-• w...w tf sn..i Cl)f•Ole~ 0 (I) CtllciM!I IS TluM ~ II AMl!tlft mw.rw Pma D Notre o. .. reotw w.1111i..w. QI ..... .. ......... -~Qltf 5:00 •Stir Tr8' Mo¥ie: {C) wCll ....... (IWH) '6$-Jant fonda. let Marvin •9""' Cl) Wiorkl of ~lllS Coustm Cl The Wllrtd at Wtl m Movie: ~ "Cull McCall" (rom) '60-J1mes C11ne1, Natalie Wood. N1n1 foch. Dean laqer • AIMriull/lsntl ,.... Hellf llll Cl) 11tet 111e rr .. la WIN WiW West tD w..w..c-WM\ Ill .... (8 CJ:1) Ara's s,.tb Wtlid a .._...: ec> ~ ... , c-. 1111 It OilllMf'' {com) '67-!Utharine Hepburn, Spencrr T1acy eAlmtlbnAlllltr -5:30- D O(I)"-"' • Wide w.rw of Ad"mutt lllJ rn Oalllllll RIW.r Sltelltlts Sl Al""*J at Lt11• CS CJ) Talk to Ille M11111er D he Cilllt f..CW Miplichts cnr11SU r~u •V•NINQ e:oo IJ lldswef1d • lllltlt: ~ (211r) "llollltf of t11t Willd~ (doc) '72-Dltk Roblnso11. B ((ftJ ())) Wonder W..n "The feminine Myst111ue" Coner Wonder Woman telurna to Paradise tst1nd to warn her molher, lhe Queen. thal1he "u1s art ptannin1 to attack then land ol t\malOll .women Cl) Swets of Ult Deep .,,.... <IDJ Willl WolW of AllllNls m Super ...... Gets It • Oii Wftll lioWen Oldies And ltft Sure Hits m P111I lkCartntf l Wlllp Paul and his band, Wings, apour 1n con cert. visit a Liverpool pub tor a sonifesl, and cavort ano i1n1 1n the Enaltsh countryside. lllJ (1) Mii GMan Show er.an..-O Cl)lrtllliff • 5'k*:"" ....... "'" """·· .. ...,...,,. me....,. -6:30- • (llJ C]) ([) ..... D CtMld Ct1M1t <ID ltd.If• """" fJll Women's Polkt story fD flllUIW GI PIAf'0'1 to Travel '9 llolltr "IMS 7:00 a in> rn CJ) '° •• D PMousummu * SIEM rtH/DtSllEY D ~~ <D CBI C11 llltN • a. .., "Hfppy 81rthdlJ Dollald Duck" Donald Due• llllftS a birtlldaJ SUI prise 110111 ltls opht•s-Hue, Dewey. and Louie -and dtcldu to make 11 up lo them by th1ow1n1 1 ptrty, complete with mO'lies of his levont1 star-Donald Duck. Cl) s..tllilll s,.dll ••• 110\V I . THERE ARE CERTAIN EVENTS THE WORLD Will NEVER FORGET. MUNICH.1972. IS ONE OF THEM. For The First Time. A Motion Picture Shows What Really Happened On The Day That ToUched All Our Lives. The Heroism.The Shame. The ~man Drama Of The Tragedy At The Summer Olympics. . .... -' r ,J ll· STARRING: H WILLIAM HOLDEN • FRANCO NERO• SHIRLEY KNIGHT ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE8 9:00PM~ A WORLD TELEVISION PREMIERE THE BIG DIFFERENCE IN SECOND TRUST DEED LOANS ON ANY REAL ESTATE: 173-213 OntEJl'S TYl'tCAl~L PPlaNYAGt RAn-J1oS TRS. Not all second trust deed loans cosl 1he same. Tha1's why the Federal Government has given you a simple way of comparing the annual cost of any loan .. , the Annual Percen1age Rate. The lower thia rate, the lower your annual cost. Moat other companies ask you to pay Annual Percentage Rates from 17% to 21%. That's because they charge you 10% interest, a maximum commis- sion and give you a short time to repay. Not us. Through Reliable your interesl rale is lower (9%), the commission is lower, and you get more time - 8 years -to fully repay your loan, including prin· cipal and interest. There are no balloon payments. We of(er you an Annual Percentage Rate of 12.88%. Check around. We believe it's the best rale avail- able ... and it's available to everyone. The figure& look like this. For every $1,000 you borrow yo u pay only $14.66 a month for 96 months. The total of payment• ia $1,407.36. We also offer shorter term loans at the same interut rate and commission, but with proportionately higher Annual Percentage Rates. Nalurally, you can pay off your loan at any time by pre-paying interest on the balance in accordance with stare 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. O n the average, you11 have your loan in 10 working days. No gimmick11. No double -talk. We jusc think it's good business ro give you the facts , .. and more money for your money. I -~RELIABLE • MORTGAGE CORPORATION ..._ Trusted 1nd Respected Brokers for 26 rem R.gloftal Office•: Ora ... Co: 2295 W Ball Rd .Anaheim (714) 776~6543 Lo. A._..a.•: 320 No Vermont (213) 666•2525 SF Valley: 18tl';5 Burbdnk Blvd ,Tawma (213> 987·2234 DlnictToH·fre« Pho..•: St1n G3hnel Valley (213) 442 6668 South l:311y Lonq &;xh (2131 b44 2272 Vuntur11 C'o11nry (8051497 .1733 SUNDAY (Condnu9d) U (lllJ Cl)) l8l Sia MilliOll J INn "WOl\der Boy" (211f) When 1 sc1enhS1 invents an atomic b1on1c dev1et which may restore paralyzed limbs. a 16 year.old boy 1s selected to receive the implant Steve IS uni to aid the youth who soon places them bolh in utreme Jeop1rdy Vincent Van Patten an Joan Van An auut e Wll4 MW West CD Wiid WetN of ~IMll • Tht fll .... ,.,.. °"'"" 9 MOYie: CCJ "Wonder Wo111aa" (adv) '74-Cathy lee Crosby, Ric11do Montalban. fll) DtNtt: la Scllool DttltttCllilll Ml11tl Debate on the remtlY. ttleased report of the U.S. Civil Ri&hls Commission wh1Ch concludu till! school dmareaation is workina in this country Crtlics ot the report will araue that the melho60to11 and findin&s aie l11ully, and members or the Commiss1om will defend their position. -7;30-m USt of Ille WIW '9 llof11n LA1111111t l'roaramt :00 8 (Jl) CD Cl) Th Sony ud Clllr Shw Betty Whtie. Ed McMahon, and The Sylvers auest. .. @ Cl) (BJ Cllt Tiit 111 ("llt: CCJ (31111) ''lioM Wtt1I Ille Win4" Part I. (dtl) '39-Vivien Leith, Clark Cable. Olivia de Havilland, Leslie Howard, Thomas Mitchell, Hattie McDaniel. Victor Jory, Cvetyn Keyes. Ann Rutherford The David 0. Selznick production ot Marcaiet Mitchell's book ot hie and do th, love and venaeance durine the C1v1I War and Reconstructt0n eras in the Deep South. film won 10 ~1damy Awards fhe conclusion will air tomo1row (Monday) at 9PM. e Tiit IMtfMll I '""'' Cl) hter INnhall hritty Hout D Mette: (1:) (21u) ''Whit'• lltw ~" (corn) '65-Peler Sellers, Pete1 O'T oott. Romy Schneider. GJ Mowlt: (l:) (2~r) ''Hl111 'Em Hlch" (wes) '68-Cl1nt EUtlflOOd, Inger Stevens, Ed Beetey, Pat Hlli&te, Allene Golonka. .., Sam '"" .. ED Musial Vwlttr S Owet.. Misaioll fli) Cvtllilll ti SJftlpllofty ShOO 8 (fl) (I) Cl) bj1k Lynn Redarave. mak1ne her Ame1ic1n dramatic TV debut. Portrays a heroin addict •ho Is tryinc to kick her habit w1tll the aid of her boy friend, lt Giddinas (Walter McGmn), whose status is 1e01Jardized afler he accl· dentally ktlls another policeman du11na a dru1 bust. Hurd Hatfield and Mo1ean fa11chlld also aunt. D Oulllabtrb U A WORLD PREMIERE! * The OLYMPIC Tn11edy "21 Hours At Munich" 8 (<BJ Cl)) 0 ABC Snd11 ftlcht lllotlt: CCJ (lhr) "21 Hou11 ti Munk.II" (d11) '76-Willlam Holden, Shltley lln11ht, Franco Nero. Anthony O~yle. Richard Basehart lhe true story ot the events that shocked the entire WO!ld during the 1972 Olym pie&. which beun when e11ht Aub 1uemllu killed two lsraelt tum members and took nine oilier Israelis T\/ WEEI<. NOi/EMBER 7, 1978 as hostaees Filmed on the actual Miu m Munich. Germany Q) •• HMblrd • ,.,.,... fll111 B The Diie W1y llD Muterplttt Thulre: How Gr"n w .. My Vtllty tD El Sllow dt Sylvie 'lftal -9:30- • Tiit kl111 II c.miftc Cl) S.ml!IY I C.111(11111 eeotw11ow tO:OO 8 (I?) Cl) Cl) Dtlwtcdllo Delm chlo triH to nail the culprits 1n 1 murder case so last that his speed will prevent ll1s old p1I, rreddy Kaplan, /rom wr1ck1na htS own life throurh • reckless act ol revenee • °'' of OllcMry G Glr111r T td Allllllrlft1 .., Goepel ....,, ........ a l'vlllk Pllicy FOf11111 8i) Tiit MMt Cllronideia (•) tD lllllta "rv • Lou liofdOll Show -10:30- • Jlmmr Swaa1rt Sllow D flrillC Une fB Tr1vel flllll 1 t:OO ••• Cl) (ll) (]) """ .. (IDJ ., ""' 8 hcetelttn Cl) Tiit '1\. Cla CD llo¥it: "01111111 1t £lcht" (com) '33-John Barrymore. Lionel Barrymore, Jean Harlow .., Silllsttr Cir1t1111 0 Cl) "-"" of tllt illllt a .... r1ca ... 200 , .. ,. ID Riwals of Slltrtoc• llelmts (Qt ()) ArldJ WMli111t1 Sllow Im Jlm11y Sng1rt Show -11:15- (Jl) CD Sammy and Cempeny -11:30-u Sporh flnel /Mo•I•: CCJ "lbdlmt X" (dra) '66-Lana Turner, John Forsythe, Keir Dullea, Ricardo Montalban. O S..111y I eom,.,.y • Tiit 700 Club, U (8 (I)) "'" M1,.M SllllW CI>T•• D llo¥it: (1:) "$111111" (wu) '53- Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur. Van Hellln. Jack Palance, 811ndM DeWilde. (IDJ lllowlt: (1:) "11M ,...... ..._,. (dra) '67-Frank Sinatra, Peter Vauehn. Michael Newport. Nadia Gm. Toby Robins. (21) Mule Ind Ille ~'" Word IJil Tiit I'll Clllll O Morie: C1:> "let's INllt lowt" (com) '60-Yves Montand. Mar1lyn MOO/at 12:00 fl!) Vlclto Ttlwitloll lltlew t:OO 0 Al One Wltll.,. a Stlrtlme 2:00 a Movie: "It H1ppus £m1 Sprlna" (com) '49-Ray Milland, Jean Peters. Paul Oou2l1s -3:25- • MOYie: CCJ "T111k Force" (adv) '58-Vtclor Mature. Leo Genn . ' ' There may be nothing civilized Channel 2 reporter Pat Downey about our civilization In the year looks for answers as he begins a 2000. We may be preyed upon special Investigation o f crime in by roving gangs. brutalized or the year 2000. Join him for a murdered for the hell of it. Is ~~ U' ~ook into o future you this whot we're coming to?il might live to regret. THE YEAR 2000: CRIME/NEWSROOM/5It11 PM / Dick V•n Dyke m•de • silly mist•ke recenlly- <1nd it m•de him think of his idol .iind old friend, the l<1te St.iin uorel; Dick lives in S.iin Diego but spends his weekd•ys in Burb•nk filming h~ NBC series (seen Thursd.iiys •t 10PM). R.iither th.iin fly buk .iind forth uch night, he h.iis rented • sm•ll house neu the studio .iind lives there Mond•y lhru frid•y. l.ul week the plumbing in his Burb<1nk home b.iicked up .iind THAT'S when he m.iide his mist<lke. "The b•thtub wu full of water," e11pl<1ined Dick, "so I got .ii gre.iit big p•n .iind knelt down next to the tub. I'd scoop up • p.iin of w;ater, turn and pour it into the sink, then scoop .iinother p.iinful .iind pour. I h•d been doing this for roughly 45 minutes, m.iiking no he<1dw•y wh<1tever, when suddenly I re.iilized th.iii every drop of w.iter I poured into the sink wu coming right back UP the tub! P.ge10 MONDAY · llOVOllU I For _..inc llMI 11terM011 listiftp. pluse ... oamau raoc;uMs. Below, '°' ~ alll-11<.e, 111 the lily's IMfies. OAmME MOVIES 10:00 a "Ad ol Lon" (dra) 'S4 - Kirk Douelas. Dany Robms "The R11I Glory" (adv} '39-Gary Cooper, 01w1d Niven 121) "Tm ftrce" (dra) '49- Gary Cooper, Jane W.,a11 11:00 l1J le:> "'Wt<W ill His Af111s" (dra) '52 Creeory Peck, Ann Blylh Anlllony Quinn lZ:OO ID "lttper ol the AJme" (drl) '43 Spencer Tricy. Katharine Hep,burn I :00 Qt) (.C) • The lucuuer" (dra) 'S8-Yul Brynner Claue Bloom, Charlton Hulon 2:00 Ill CC) "Whit's So lid Allout FM!ill1 Good" (com} '68- Georee Peppard, Mary Tyler M001e, Dom Deluise 3:00 CiaJ ~ "P\alltt Earth" (SC1 fl) '74 -John Suon. Ooana Mu1daur. Janel M1r1ohn 3:30 • CC) "Tiit li1 Mouth" (com} '67 Jerry lewis. Hirold I Stone. S1111n Bay 8:00 D CI?> (]) Cl) ~ llrws B 0 Cl) ID Im llrws B SSllrTret TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 7, 1978 ! I) liomtf l'yte 8 (al (IJ) l)j) Mo11day Iii&" fO!ltUQ Los Anatles Rams and the Cmconnalt Benpls 0 Mnit: (.C) (211r 10111) "Th IWen" (com) 12 Jamn Coburn. Sftm Ptdtm LOIS Ntttltton m hrtridt• r 111111, ll)Adam·12 m Electric Colllpany W Little Rasuls -6:30- fJ Dinah! Guesls include Bonnie rranklin, Jack Albertson Richard , Halch Gary Bur1t1o1t Kale Jackson tD Andy Grilf1tll ~ Mtll Griffin Sllow C8f1111ily Aff11r . .m tillllSlllMt IDZ-! m llashwillt Oii the ltold 7:00 D ~ l.fJ m llrws U U.n Club CJ) Mr Three Sons Cf) To Tell the Turth ID I LM.t.ucy II) Tiie Fii fB Ci111 tll ~nol ISWJGrilfith fl) Mulhil/l.threr lltport m Dn1111tic Stria m a.walllS r.11111y -7:30- D C.lifor11il lwyliM U lowlinc ftr Dollan Cll Tht Odd Co.pie Cl) lla111t That T Ht m Brady llltlcll (fl) rn DollJ rartOll Sllow 12]) Cll Wild World of Animals (21) Hotan's Ht1oes "The Chase" Robert Redford is an escaped convict. And sheriff Marlon Brando is his only hope in a town that shoots on sight. Jane Fonda co-stars. KABC·TV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE 89aOOPM(i) Ill Clll11MI 21 Tt111PI • flltll Ciot4ofl 8:00 a (llJ (}) CD •~on Rhoda plans t Wiidiy 1mpulsm act to sllow her ullanaed husl>111d she's f1r from bt1na a dull ptrson • 0 (I) cm • 0..11 llhrtlft's llld IW Salldlh If HK Dun hosts a nostalalc look 11 the l 920's in this special l11turln1 euests Jon1th1n Winters, Dom Delulst, Hermione Baddeley, Abe Vi1od1, Georal• Enael. Charlene Ryu end the Golddl&&ers. e Fiiia 5""111 "B11a C.hlolni1" A Oocument1ry on the sun.drenched pen1nsul1 to the south. (I) lllnlt : (Zhr) "Htt11tllotl" (com) '58-Clry Grant, Soph11 loren 11 lilllwlt: CC> (21w) "A lllM AMH" (wu) ·SS-Rey Milland, Mary Murphy. Ward Bond 18 ltwitdlt4 ..,,.,IJ..._ S lllowle: CC> (2hr) "Tht 0111· IWtr" (dra) '67-Darren McGav1n, Slur1ey l\nlehl. Edmond O'Brien. flD Tiit M1111s Chro11icles "John Quincy Adams. Secretary of State" Dmd 811n1y stars as John Quincy Adams. appointed as Pies1den1 Monroe's Secretary ol Slate, who returns from [uropt to seNe IDs,.llbll lllt'lie ID JI,._ l.alllll'I' r..cr1111s -1:30- • (llJ (}) ()) rttyllls Phyllis lnvttes lier friends to 1 post funeral funeral when she decides lo relocate her depar1ed husband, laB. 1n San f11nc1KO. mer..wits 9:00 U ClJ) (}) ()) llllMle Walter has a weird dream and wllen Arthur finds out. he 1>1nics a1111e thOu&hl of their weekend tottlhtr II 0 (J) CIDl G Tllt lie £well!: CC) (2hr) "Gtllt • tlM Wl114" Concl (dra) '39-Clark Gable. V1w1en l 111n, Ohv11 de Havllland. leshe Howard, Hattie McDaniel, Thomas Mitchell, Vtttor Jory, Evelyn Keyes, Jane D11\ll'ell. [dd11 "Rochester" Ander,on , Ona Munson, Ann Rulherf01d. Wud Bond. Butterfly Mc Queen The concludina portion of the leaendary Oscar w1nn1na him version ol Mar111et Mitchell's l\Ovtl of love and wenaunce 1n Ille South dunnc Ille Cml War 8 Trlfll rlhll "Zanzabu•u" A true life adventure with uplo1tr Lewis Cotlow • Monday llidtl Mowie: a::i (11tr) ''Tiie Cllu e" (dra) '66-Mulon Brando. Jane Fonda. Robel1 Redford, E G Marshall:Anale Dickinson When an innocent man convicted of murder escapes hom p11son and heads home to 1 ens. the she11H ol his llome town Ines in Vlln lo nert 1mpend1n1 traeedy He knows the conw1Ct's wile IS lltv1n1 an atta11 w1111 Ille son ot 1 cattle baron tD lllllY Griffill Sllow Cl) Tiit Vlr1illia11 fB Ciwt tlftiwtful fD In "-lftn11111a 1t Wiii T ftl "Galina and Valery PtnO'I" Jhe 10< mer stars of Russ11's Kirov Billet perform. (Ill) Cl)) lllowle: CC) (2tlr) "Clsct Pike" (d111} '71 -Gene Hackman QI) Wonder WofnH lt'a all In the line of du1)' for agent Sam Casey (Ben Murphy). lef'I. when he become• a sparring partner for heavyweight boxing champion Arch Kingston (Herbert Jefferson Jr ) In hla attempt to break up a syndicate plol to fix a major charity light In "Eight. Nine. Ten .You're Deatl .. Thursday at 8PM on NBC'a Gemini Man. -9:30- • (ill (])Cl) All's fllr lhchard loses his ob1echv1ty ind his cool when an unupecled photo aSSJan menl for Ch11ley ruins their plans 101 an 11tylhc wukend He accusn Char· ley of putt1n1 lier urlef allud of him and she accuses Richard of be1na a setf!Sh chauvinist 10100 U EXECUTIVE SUITE· * 11nschtdultd llrtworb 1t COlllPlftY blrbtcut 9 llll CJ) ()) Elecuti.t Strite As a public relat10ns mowe, Don Walhna holds the company blrbtcue 11 his home, even thouall his 111te w11ns 11 wtlt put the l1m11y on display, tSP«~lly da11tMt1 Stacey. 110W fret on bl1I ())louiw ...... I.BJ GitMlllOit fD OM of A ltltltl: JoM rrine aJl C.,Uln lo T .. nille ID ll1111b dt hi1111we11 -10:30-m The IMWt Story ....... 11:00 ••ma ._ II (J) CIIO CD lltwl • (121 ())) S lttt A111tric111 Strtt (])Sta Milllt Cl Ctlebrll y •tnt Herschel Bernardi hosts CD ..,IJ Hartlull, ..,IJ Hartman Cl) T alts of t1M llzarrt llll CJ) Stump !tit Stars SJ lllovlt: "A ltuOll 111 Lowt" -11:30- 1'1 llll CJ) CD CIS Late lllt•lt: ..... -Carwl .... , __ .... Alia" (dra)'69-E11tott Gould, Rol>frt Culp, Dyan Cannon. Natalie Wood 8 0(1)(11G.._,C... CD llM ma. e YwSlltwtfS..... ..... (llllle 100a. <a CD> ScJMc• f1ctloll 'llleatre O Mowle: CC) • .,.. .. (dra) '68- Ro1>e11 Mitchum. Peter falk 12:00 ... If 5rMcllt • .._.: "Sitthlt "'"1" (com) ''8-Robett Youna. Maurttn O'Hara. Clifton Webb, Rkh11d ~J4n tD lilllwlt: '1111 s...ttr W• IMl1- UMt" (com) '47-W1U11m Powell, Ella Raines, Peter Lind Hayes. -12:30- • Alf·flf&llt Slit•: "Stri.e lilt ,.., H H,. .,,,,. '' ''Gii lllllliea" Q) lllttle: ~ llllltnWu" (dra) '52-Michael Rennie, Robert Newton, Debra Paaet, Edmund Gwenn, 1:00 U @ CD ffl T-.w m Tiit ma• -1:30-..... 2:00 . U Mowie: CC> "Dt Y• Tw TMt Str111C"I" (dra) '70-Gtne Barry, lloyd Bndees. Dtane Baker. D Oovblefuture lllltwle1: "ltl'• HI Ulclt," ·1111•1 11!111 11111111" -3:30- • Moolrtilllt LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0. requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper. fabric or "Day Glo' paper & we will back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back. $2 ea. or 3/$5 4/5 tags S 1.60 ea. 6/9tagss1.50 ea. 10 or more $1.40 ea. Sales Tax included No C•rd? Or•w vour own or \Ind your n•me. •Cldritu and phone number We U ,.,..k• -urd IH' lag ADO lS ..(h ENDCHECKORMONEY R PILOT PRINTING P. 0. Box 1560 Costa Mesa, California 92626 Page11 In two~ Manson could be your next door neighbor. Shocking as it may seem, in 1978 Charles Manson can apply for parole. Should he get out? Be watching tonight as Eyewitness News Reporter Chuck Henry begins an intense four-part series on Manson. . You'll hear Paul Crockett. the only man Charlie was afraid of and tried to kill three times. Dr. Louis West, a brainwashing expert, will talk about "programmed killers'' and how our society is breeding more Mansons everyday. Finally, you'll see the latest interview with Charlie himself, as he describes his own grisly philosophy. Don't miss this fascinating Eyewitness Closeup. After all, in two years Charlie and his friends could be the family next door. THI! MANSON FAMILY An Eyewitness Closeup Tuesday thru Friday at 6:00 P.M. on Eyewitness News (i) 9'0WUllla' ,.. -..Ill( .... ""'-liltitlp. piu11 -DAmllE PIOCiWIS. .... fer,..,~. If• lite .,,,....,. OAmllE llOVIES lO:OI • N..._ SaMlls" (mus) '33 -Eddle Cantor. Lucille 8111 CC) "Tilt Storr •• Dr. w...r (dra) '44-Glry Cooper, Lamne Day Ql"AIMaC-lelllS"(com) '4S-Cary Cooptr, Loretta Yoon&. Dan Ouryu • J t• • CJ:) .,....., ..,.. (ch) '53-Jlmes Stewart. >oannt Dru. Dan Ouryt1, C~bert Roland. U:Ol ID ..._" (dra) '44-Aln ander Knox. Charlts Coburn, Geraldine r1ticuald 1:00 IS CC) "T\• ,.,., llH'"' (susp) '71-0un Stockwell, Stefanie Powers, J1mes Stacy. ND • CC) "nit llecl Sllield ff hfHrtlt" (1dv) ·54-Tony Cilrtis, Janet leifh. l:JI • CJ:) "Jiit IMdMt Ash- .... (com) '67-Don Knotts, Arthur O'Connell, Le.she Nielsen, Joan f rttm1n •V•NHIQ 8:00 9 • Cl) <II all CD ID llews eUCl)(B CI) ..... • la .. ,. llahtNN Lakm n lluflalo. w;..r,,.. -~ • f'lruW .. fMlly ..... 12 S Sbr T"' • Oldric c.,.., 8Dlllttl • Ulttl .... . -6:30- • llaaltl Guest include Penny MarshaU, Cindy WrUrams ind the entire cast ot Laverne & Shirley Cl) ..., Griffllll 1I11 Man8itffl4!sai.. •FlllllJ Alfllr m>CD~ .,,.., 7:00 ••ow e ... (1)11Jl1wMS-CI) Tt Tel Ille TAllll eew.tr11111 .,.._Uq • Tiie,. • ~/lltMI """" llMr 121WrGltttb • lledllll/'*tr """' (8())) .... 1111 • °'1111tk Stria ...... ,...., -7:30- D W, Wllllain sai.. Btrnldelle l'tten JUtsts ())TIM~~ e oow~s.ar· (J)llMC...sa.. ellM .... 1WIW . ..., .... (ll)(l) ........ llte .. ............ ,... •a.... ZI Tt11i&M a~s ... ,..., • f1lllt '9IM 8:00 9 (f1} CD Cl) f lllJ Orbffl I Dlw Donald O'CoMOr and Soupy Salts eutst D 0 Cl) <II D Ill lu llaci ~"Meatball Cut111" P~ Bcty. incton is Oldered to lead "lus 811c1 Sheep rn lherr Colsl1rs on virtually a S111crd1I mission a111nst a J1111nese earner, unit! he sells his supen011 on llytn& instead, tn aplured enemy Zeror.. Cl) Mowie: (llu) ''Oii tlM Wlttr· trwr (dra) ·S4-Marlon Brando. Ewa Mane Saint. llarl Malden. Let J Cobb • ca CJ)) a tt..., °"' "A Plau of Hrs Own" RK.htt persuadts fonrie to let him use his 1111rtment •hen 1 new 1111 1mves 1n town. but comphutlOlls set 1n when her lalher comes loo._1n1 IOI htr Cl lhtlt: CC) (2hr) "'9rt11i110" (wu) '62-Clluck Coonnori, llamal.t Devi, Adam Wut • I.all " lite Wll4I .,.," ...... g lltwl/Nllic Mairs llll Watriln laslltW W1111ors vs. Denver. fD l icu t1ui1I Hill ti h1111 "Valley forae" Richard Besehart shrs IS I troubled bvl COUflltOllS General Ct011e Waslun11on 1n Mn· well And•rson's pl11. sel 1n lhe winter ol 1171-'71. This IS Ille lllll 10 a tnloa ol dramas duhn& ..th Ille destiny and ltadersl11p o4 Pm1dents Wash1n11on, l1~n and lruman CD ca.,iritD • f'IJcMc l'lllM•IM -8:30- • ll1tl1: CC) (H ) "Thi D1114evll" (ldv) '71 -Georie Montaomery, Tiny M001t. 8 {Cll ())) ID lmru & Wrtey "Bridal Shower" The 1rr1s art 1nv1ted to attend 1 $how1r fQ( OM of thtrr ol4 llip IClloot frttnds alld end up letllllf l1~e "old maids" because tllty 111 the only ones not mamtd . •c...Wlb . • Clillm ,,...,. • .., Sibllllel c.My 9:00 8 lll> CD()) 11•A•S•H Allin Arbus autsts u psychtttrist ~j()f Freedman, who linds the preSS111es of h15 profession 1ettln1 to him. 1nd comes to the uyium that rs the 40771h unit to clear his head and hnds release 1n the unit's o.n unique form ol 1nanrty U O W<ll •"*' .... .. Broktft Allcets •• An111 r 11nt1S 1111sts as Sc1 lOltltl Muldao , member ol 1 Cllild Abust Unit who turns to alcdlol when sfle finds 1l 111Cfus.nrty painful to confront Ille everyd1y s.ahl ot battered cllildru • <• ())> a .icll ..... ,.., ... Wesley lichts for his Iii• while the conflict between Rudy and Charles Estep 1ntensrflei. • *" 'rtffMI """ mn..wi,.._ 9VW1Jsa.. e Ctt1m1lmlll11 ......_, -t:JO- • all CD ()) 0.. Dir 1U 1llM Wllell 0.Vid IS otfertd 1111 OClllOI • lun1ty ol 1 lrfeli1111. an 1111C1111in Mii must decide If slit w~t sllare 111 his eood I011un1-f« the rest ol her lrf1 • ea.i.. DrMll .... : "OrM1111" -~·75 10:00 8 ® W (I) Switcll Eileto Hecbrt aueslJ as 1 veleran con artist 11Jlo his lo e1ll on Pete and Mac to eet her out ot 1 s.tuatron wbrcll c.ould pnm dtadly. U IHl Cl) C11 C11 Pellet Stor1 "Three 011$ to lhttty" Cdwaid Asner stars as a 30·rear veteran ol the force who volunteers to lake on the last, and possibly the most dangerous us1anm1nt of his e1rter- two days pnor to his retuement. Bettye Ackerman co·start as his wile .. ...., (I)~ 8 FAllll Y-MMCfS * llOIWICE Elrt.ODES 8 (QI Cl)) ID ,_, "Colruna al Act" Katt end Oou1 l1w1t11Ce are dls;ippomted 1n dawchter Nancy's beh1Y10t because slle's become rude 1.nd thou&htless, and they are par11C ularly unhappy when silt decides to marry 1a11n On1d Hed1son and fommy Lee Jones aunt -~· m lll'ltl de Priuftfl -10:30-...... 11:00 ••••a..., D ())<llO .._ ••'-a-Kllstfk ())SN tt.t GC*r11Jlewa • Miry ........... ,, !Wt- • Ta ff llM 1W111 all CD St., lite Sbn • llowlt: "l lnd Hurta lftd c:...ts" -11:30-• CD CJ) CIS Ltte lhtlt: ~ CC) "Sau• PrfltJ "m" (horl '73-Bette Davis. Slln 8~11 Allen. led llwell &Ol CJ) CI1 ....., C... CllTlll ma. • (Cll ()))a r..-, ...,.., lite Wtat '1trr0f 011 the 40lh Floor" ..... <BTlll 70IC. 12:00 . ..... ~ • lltwil: CC) "Ol9't i..t Sbll4 Tiltr•" (com) '68-Robfrt Wiener Mary Tyler lloort, Harvey' KOiman m lhtie: "!Mt1l larll1" (dra) 'C5-Hdmut 01J11tn1. hJt EJ!ltrwn. Raymond Massey -12:30- ..... Slltw: ~ M.O.," "lllttt lllr. C.H111tu," "U11dtr "-t" e llwie: "A Ilic• Little llH l\lt SM4Jld le lttllk4" (tom) '58- Micley Roone1. Tom Ewell. 1:00 D ID ())Cll T-DTlll ma.. 2:00 • o .. ~11t11t111 111n111: CC) "Plal•• tf lattlt," "All 111, See" at AIUlallt Slltw: "Tiit Et.,.11 SN," "T-. DIQ I Many" 3:00 D lhtlt : CC) "T\1 Tall 1111111' (dra) 'SS-Clerk C1ble, lane Russell, Robert Ryin Pep 13 Will crime for kicks trigger a return to the dark ages? Pat Downey rep orts. THE YEAR 2000:CRIME 2 NEWSROOM 211 ll\ 5 • 11PM "-"" ORDER YOURS TODAY I 1000 ....... Stldc-ot1 LABELS • Personalized • Efficient • Stylish Or•r For Yourseff or a Frfffd. Moy be used on envelopes as return address labels. 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Susan Hayward, Richard Widm1rk. 11:00 II (C) "Mlu lu lppl G1111bl1r" (adv) 'SJ-Tyrone Power, Piper Laurie 12:00 ID "COYtr Girt" (mus) ·44_ Rita Hayworth, Gene Kelly. 1:00 i2I) Ct) "'11rilll" (dra) '61- Troy Dooahue, Connie Stevens. 2:00 Cl Ct:> "Mldnl1ht lice" (susp) '60-Doris Day, Rei Ham· son, John Gavin. l :OO CD!~ "Gid1et Gets Mlrried"(rom) ·12-Mon1e £11is. Michael Burns. Paul Lynde. EVENING 8:00 D a CJ) cm Cill m m Nns e o m ca CJ)) m ,..., D I.Jurs BHhthll L1km V$ Boston Celtics. . (]) Gotlltr l'yle .. Gulllll\Ott ID hrtritlp flmllr TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 7. lt 7& a>MM·12 (3)SbrTrM m Eltdrk Comp111y 9l Dinahl l!D Little Raub -~30~ --• Dinaltl Dinny Thomu and the cast of "The Practice" euest.(J) Alldr Griffltll (lJ Mtn Griffin Sllow ID flmlly Affair Cill CI) i:u...-. fDlooml 7:00 1180(J)Cllltn (J) My TllrM StllS Cf) To Tell lllt Trutll II Coftetntratltn ID I LM Lucy .., T1lt flt g tlorun Or11111 fB All4y Griffith alt Mlclltll/IAhrer 11,.n <a (J)) Bonam m 0r11111t1c s.rits EB Addams falllil) -7:30-u DON'T MISS $1,000,000 * NAME THAT TUNE!!!! D N1111t Tll1t T- C]) The ~ Coltplt II Mltdl Ql111e Cf) $121,000 Question II T1lt .lc*tr'I Wild cm Price Is aipt ID Brldy B4lncll Clll CI) l'lst £Jedioll C..tr11t 0 (J) CtltlHlty -.. ... - a H111n'1 "''"' PD Clla11ltl 21 T •icht a us,ooo py11.w • flasll Gordoll 8:00 D UlJ W ()J liood f1111ts folks say lht1t are only lhree wa~ oul of Ille chello eduuhon, enlert1rnment OI c11me When J J loses hrs jOb, he muSI pd 011e of these and •ls tor sure he's no schola1' U ll1l (J) Ill) OC Wednesday MoYit: (Cl (Zhr 15111) "Th Great Wa!M ~ (adv) 1~ Roben RedtOfd, Bo Svenson Bo Brundin Susan Si11d1n. Ceotfrey lewis. Cd waod Bluns A tormtr World War I combal flyer suu adventrue fly1n1 as a c1V11t1n, ullrmalely balll1n1 a fOfmer German ace on a Ooat1ch1 the lwo combatants had neve1 rtsolnd duri'nc the war years earher CJ) Mcwie: (Zltr) "Biby, Ille bin Mui Fiii" (doa) '6~ Steve McQueen. lee Remoct Don Murray B (IS) CJ)) QJ Bionic Worun "Black Macrc" Jarme tS assiened to impersonate the niece of a man who opects lo inherit a tor1une when his slranee lamtly eathe•s al an m1e bayou mansion 101 the reading ol his brother's writ. Vincent P11ce. Abe V1eod1, W1ll1am Windom, He11mone Baddeley and lultt Newm11 euest CJ lllo•ie: lCJ (2hr) "V1lder Is CoMiftc" (wes) 71 -Burt hncaste•. Sus.an Ctart, John Cypher ®J ....,. s,.dlt: CCl (2hr) ''Tiie Candidate" (d11) n -Robert Redf01I. Peter Boyle m Wild World of Alli!Mb •"'" MaSOll • lllWUll Variety Houf <SI lbtioul liMCBJlli< fD Mute1,11u nutre: HH Gneli W&s Illy Valley Fusi ol su eptsodes rn lh•s drama based Oii IM best-sethn1 novel by R1ch11d lleweu,n. about the lor1unH and m!Slortunes of a struu f1nc Welsh m1n1n1 family al the turn ol lhe ~entury Stan Ptulltps and Stanley Ba•er st11 m Clla111,ioMl!ip wrts1ll~1 fl) Jlpa-Ul!plp Proc111111 -8:30-a (J1) CI) CJ) Th Jtflenons When Lionel decrdes 10 move into his own apar1ment, Louise and George ate none too happy. bul when lhey fiod out who Lionel's roommale will be, they hit the ce1trn1 a Mowlt : (C) (90) "P'itlurt Mo111111J Dt1d" (susp) '66 Don Ameche, Martha Hyer m croa-W'rts 9 :00 a cm m C1J cBs w.~•ud•, lllewlt: (C) "Dt1ttt Wilft" (dra) '74- Cllartes llfonson. Vincent CJ1den11 Hope lanee. Steven lluts. Wilham Redfield. S1uar1 Maraohn Wiien hos wile and dauthler art brut1lty assaulted (ru111t1n1 rn the death ol hrs wrfe ind rnst1tuttonah1alron of his dauflller). a New York Cit) 1rch1 led launches 1 one man war 11a1ns1 thf city's muuers by seek1n1 them out, usonc himself as a detoY and when 11t1cked-shoot1n1 them to dealh B (111) ) tJll lmtt• "Dea1 Tony" Baretta hunls for the •11te1 of a cop and slowly reahm the dud man was not a chance v1cl1m but the target of 1 carefully planned murder Anjanette Comer. Ron Heyes and Woll Mackm1e tuut. m Merw Griffin Sllow O> Tiit Vlraiftlln fa llllrtH Historial Dra111a ® fall of Ille £.aa1a fZl) Tl!qtre In Allltriu "lhe lammt ol the Shrrw" The Ame11c1n Cotmr valory theatre ot San f11nc1sco pre "~ts the11 comedr< tteatment of Shakespure s clns1c ••th fred1 Dlster as Kalhenna and t.Urc S.nge1 as Pet1ucho0 10:00 U ~ ()) <fQl Cl QMst 'Pra111t . Woman·· Wll1le t111hne an escaprd convict (luest I y H11d1n) on the hope hf wrll lud them to then s1s1e1 the Baudone brolheos encounte• a pathelrc woman (euul Laraine Stephens) and her feve11$h child to1c1nt them to ma~e a tou&h decision Jim Dam. Paul Brrneear and lom Reese also euest U G lltws loMna D CHAltUE'S ANGELS • TRACK DOWN HIT·MEN B (IJI) Cl)) '11! Charlie's Anctls "lo Kill an Angel" Kelty becomes lhe 111cttm of a child's moshandhne of a hoearm and is 1n daneet of dealh lhe other Angels eo rn smelt ot the ci11ld who his run away and also hunl tor the men who dropped the gun aher usrna 11 earhtr 1n a murder l14l GuMlnoke -10:30-m mm""" 11:00 aa m llll ""' u mnCIJ ®""" a ((ft) (JJ) ta Lon Style Sea Hunt CJ c.ldrity lllwllt m Mary Hlrtinll!, Mary Harl!Nn 0) T ala of Ille Ilium ID> (}) St11111p t11t Stars m "°""" -11:30-u (llJ CV CBS late Mo•it: CokHllllo "lovely But lethal " u @ (I) I.HJ m lcrllllllJ c.1111111 ({) Tiit m Club 8 ((BJ ) fl The Rookies/ Mystery of tltt Wttk m""" a Tht 700 Club fZl) lllo¥it: "Dreams" 12:00 D Beil of Greucllo Cl lrlcwie: (C) "Diel You Htar the OM About Ille T11wtli11 Slleslldyr ' (com) '68 Phylhs D1lle1 m Mowlt: "'Web of Efidtll(I" (mys) ·59 Van lohnson Vera Moles -12:30-D Alf.llipt Sllow' ''Watt ts1111d," "Tiit Gtspil Accordiltl to St. Mat· ltltw," "To Hnt and ID Hold" m Mmt: "Tiit Tllirt9"111 lttttr" (mys) '51 Charles Boyer 1:00 U @ ® TOlllOlrow mn• rn ™ 2:00 8 "'°'11: CC) "Tt1 for Two" (mus) '50-0o11s Day, Cotdon M1c:Rae Cl Do11~ltf11t11re Movlea: "lllttJ fo,tt, H "Sister Rt11111" m A .. Nlcilt SM.I: "P't1111 of Penn· syly1nil," "Tiit l'tlty Girl," -3:45- • Movie: "TOHer" (com) 'J/ Cary Cr ant, ConslanCf Bennett. Early Bird Christmas Spef.~ol · Say "I LOVE YOU " with a REMBRANDT style Portrait We ~c1oli1f' m 1nd"1oduol <J•'ld l11m1ly portroir~ o~ uniqom ond 5enSQhve o~ rhe11 sobtecJs So rhe portor11t we ro~e ol you .. ,11 IJt. 1Teo1U1ed by oll •he peope wno lo ... you Coll now l0t a ~111nq ood \Olfe dur.nq OOI 'Pf'C•ol l•m•ed offer Limited Off er lWO WEEKS ONLY 2-4115 Living Color Miniatures Reg. $31 .00 Now only $12.95 P1199 15 Pege 11 THURSDAY llOYEMIU II for lllOl""'I 11141 aft-listillp, pluse see DAYTIME rRDCUMS. ... '°' ywr COllYtMttKt, .,. tlle day's -'es. DAYTIME MOV1£S 10:00 U "My Fnorite lloftdt" tcom I 4 2 Bob Ho pt. Madtlt1nt C111oll "llertllwut Mou•ttd rohte" (adv) 40 Cary Cooper. Madtlt1nt Carroll ® •cuuon lrow•" (com) 44 -Cary Coor>tr, Ttrw Wn&hl 11:00 D CJ "The Clo• Miller Slory" (mus) ·~ James Stew art. June Allyson, Charl's Drake IZ:OO CD "Sahara" (dra) '43 Humph1 ey Boaart 1:00 (9) lCJ "War l rme" Part I (dra) '56-Henry fonda. Audrey Hepburn, Mel r ener. 2:00 Ill (.C) "This Hippy fHMn(' (com) '58 Debbie Reynolds 3:00 !10J l-'l "Wonder Woman" (adv} '74-Cathy Lee C!osby 3:30 Ii (CJ "Cactui Flower" (com) '67 -Wall" M1tlh1u, lngnd Btrcm1n Coldlf Hawn EV•NINQ 8:00 U D llJ ®J (fl) (3J m lltws D ®cu <a tl» m""" U l2ll Sbr T re• 6-tr l'ytt D GllllSllllle ID rartridct Family a> Ada111·IZ fD £.lednc r-tpany QI °"""' mutt1t~ -6:30-u Dinah! Guests art Hal linden, Abe V1aod1, Maxwell Cail, Jack Soo and Danny Ainold (j) Ancly Griffith CI.OJ Mery Griffin Show ID Family Affair <Ill rn Gllnsmob fD Zoom! ms,omrope 7:00 ... 12]) (() m lltws U 1..1.trs Clull Cl) My Three Soni '{))To Tel the Truth G Cenunlration m 11.ott Wey m The F11 fB Cartoona (3)Wy Gritfi1h fD The Ml<lltil/leflrtr Rtpott ( l2IJ ) lloNllU m Df&tMtic s.oo m M4lilll Fa111i1J -7:30-.. roo 1s ltifll1 a 1ow11tt1 '°' 11o1i.11 ([) The CMcl C.Uple • Tht Gon1 Show CU CandMI Camm CJ The ,_,,., Wild CID) Ill) (IJ Mattll """ m The BrMr aulldl <Ill <D Thi Wilburn lmlttrs fl)StJr MIMNne a Hopft'• Htrott fD Chlnnel 21 Tonl&hl m rr1ct Is ~Pt (JI) ~~ Britannica m Ftas11 r.ordon TV WEEK NOVEMBER 1 19711 8:00 0 A STOlll RAGES * NEW·THE WALTONS U I.ID TlM Wlltw John Boy sells his w" of the Walton l)lopertv to land developers receiv1n1 enouch money to keep the 8111t R1dee Chro111c1e 111 o'erauon C1and1>1 has manaaed throuch tht YfltS to protecl lhe PfOperty lrom Yanktf sold1ell. c1rpelbauers and spteulaton. only to su his irandson relinqu!Sh lhe land u IHl cv <It m '••iRI .... "C11hl Hine. Ten You're Dud" Al erut 11s1 lo h1mseH. aaenl S.m Casey becomes llle 1nv!Slble lourlll man 1n the 11n1 w1lh 1 wortd ch1m- pH>n bo•er (Herbert Jefferson Jr.) 1n an effort lo clu n up 1 ch111ly h&hl that's been nu ed by underworld l11ures Charles Lampkin and Tony Burton also auesl Ill Movie: (211r) "Twv Yurs a.tore tht l!lul" (dra) '46-Alan Ladd. Brran Donlevy, Wilham Bend1• Mowit: (~ (2'hllr) "Sllant" (wes) '53-Alan Ladd, Jun Arthur, Brandon DcW1lde, Van Heflin, Jack Pala nee Ii (12fl LV> ()tl Wtlcotne l u • Kotter "Swealhog Nebraska Style" Julie's letn11ed SISier runs away from her home 111 Nebraska and ends up in Brooklyn where Mle bteomts a swealho& in llotter's class a Movie: (C) (211r) MA h llet for S1ndoul" (•es) '70-Ernest Bor1n1ne. Ceor1e H1llon CD TIM m.ooo "1rl•~ m ,.,,, .._ fB T_,,s Coolill& CBl Mewit: ct) (Z'hlw) "TIM C.111 o1 ..,..,_ .. (d11) '61 -Crecory Peck. Anlhony Quinn, David Nrttn m 11iMa m FMUMI Secttr m u,._ l..lftau•se f'Ncr1111 -8:30- D ((2)) ())) tBl lfrney llilltr No 1nlorm1hon n a1lable al press hm' CD Cross·Wib 9:00 11 (('/') (}J <lJ Hawaii fi"·O lraeedy strikes lhe annual lrans·Pac !Qce trom Cahforn11 lo Hawa11. b11ng- 1ng Steve and his Five 0 team onto Ille sporty yachting scene 1n search of a trro ol mullneer murderers Amanda McBroom. Paul Koslo and Jack Ho1an 1ues1 D t11l Cl) ®l tm ltst Stlltrs: Thi C.,taltl l tlle tU11p Rory Armaah secrelly marries the lovely Ma11011e Chisholm despite oppoSthon trom bolh sets of paren ts. Ann·M111e Armaah's romance wi th youn& Courtney W1cke!lh1m ends lraciull~ when she learn' 1 family secret thal makes 1he11 mamaee 1mpossrble Ii !all ) 0 TIM TOllJ ltalld1ll SllOW Juda• rrankhn eels lo b11 for his 1udiclll robe when lie 1«epls many spnk1nc en111emenls and starts belrev1n1 hlS own pubhc1ty CD Mt,., Gritf'111 ShN a> loaiRC rr°"' Ille Olylll,.c: fD VISIONS "Gold W1tth" • Dram•·'"'' Harbor'' effect on a Jip1nese/ American Family. fn V'ISiorls "The Gold Walch" The drama of a lapanese Amer1un family al the lime ol Pearl Harbor who ltce the 1mm1nen1 prospect ol bein& senl lo •n 1nternrnenl ump Mako, Sh11uko flosh1 ilnd Jesu D11on slar -9:30- • (QI) ) U llmr W1l .. r Show "The lllbysitttt lhe ever dlstrau1hl Lo1111ne brinis 1n a bun die of cu1lt and ends up luw1n1 her "bundle of ioy" with 1n already too busy Nancy m TV l«hJ I Yot1 fO:OO U [l) (]) ()) lun1bJ Jones Cary Lockwood auests as a ricently released prisone1 wtlo dwdes to ruct1vate a k1dn1pp1nc plan that failed to pay ott ransom 10 rem u rllet by utort1na money lrom a !Mn whose dauahter drnppured at that time 8 @ <.ml tm Vu DJ•t I eo.,_,,, ~rot Burnett tuests II Iii llt.s 8 (ft 9 Str11ts ot Su f11adsal "In Cm ol Madnus" A youna mus1mn, sulleranc lrom severe blackouts and lits ot rage. finds h1msell the prime suSf)ect rn the murder of his mana1er -10:30- ()) 141rM I All9n ma> llt.s (8)Gu-*1 m Blad ~ Oii Ille News 11:00 u a m m a 11e.s e o <Bl m 11ns II (la ) (3) Lon American Slyte Cl) Su Hult II C.•rilJ Rnut ID Mary ltlrtm1n, MalJ Hartman O> Tiies of tltt llurre ff?) CD Stump tllt St.rs f.m Movie: "kind Hurts I Con> nets" -11:30- • CD'J Cll tJ) CIS late MOfie: ._k; ~ "ltc. lerrtw ., Slul" (dri) '73-Mrh Connors. Kent McCOld. Mtehaet Colt e @ oo 9 m --., c... Tiie ma. 8 (!21) Cf)) till Strttts of San flw:lxo/Dan Auausl ID""5 a Tiit 700 Club 12:00 D lestol li<OU<M Iii Mowit: (1:) "lluer Th111 life" (dra) 'S6 lames Muon B11rbara Rush, Walter Matthau Robert Srmon m .._.: "Hollda(' (tam) 'JS K.lthanne Hepburn. Cary Giant. Lew Ayres -12:30- • All-llitllt Slltw: "Tiit lat Yurs at °'" lMs, H ''Tiit S..~W' O> .._.: (C) "Tonicllt Wt Sin(' (mus) 'S3 -£110 P1n11, Anne 8all(;rofl. Davrd Wone, Roberta Pe lers, hm1ra Tourm1nov1 • 1:00 D Ill) (j) (fOl Tomorrow DTlle m Club 2:00 G DoOltltalurt Mowiu : "The MY .. lurts tf Ca,11111 F1.ia11," CC)"("" m Al·lllcM SINN: •r1nt YIM lllto T .. ,., " "fiwt Acaillst Ille Hom.," "LHPlilc Graw(' -3:05- • Mnlt: "(C) "l rohft Artt•" (wes) 'SD -James Stewart , Jeff Chandler. Deb11 Pagel. FRIDAY I llOVlMIU 12 Foe -111111 aid aftt,,_ listillp, pteue Ml OAYTlllE PROGRAMS. ltlow, IOI ,.., CM-itnce, art lllt dly's lllOMs. OAmME MOVIES 10:00 Iii (C'J "Tht Cmhman" (adv) '6S Ge01ge Sanders "Tiit Adwtlllura of Marco 'olo" (adv) '38-Cary Coope1 (3) "Serrant Yoc•" (dra) '41- Gary Cooper, Walter lllennan 11 :00 Cl tc.J "hmm1 and the lacllelo1" (rom) '57 Debbie Reynolds leshe Nielsen lZ:OO m -... h c11io11 from Marrla1t" (com) 45-0eborah Keir, Robert Donat 1:00 QC) (C) "Wu I l"uce" Collcl (dra) 56 Hemy fonda. Audrey Hepburn 2:00 D CC1 "Bae• to !iod's Coun· try" (wes) '54 Rock Hudson Marcra Henderson 3;00 lfOl ~ "bbllit fllln" (dra) · 70-James Cun 3:30 8 (CJ "Hoo•, line I Sift•tf'" (com) '69 Jerr, ltwrs Annt Francis. Peter lawfoid •V•NING 8 :00 D 8 ()) (!OJ Clll (}) 0) llews o a11 m <12fl m m""" U Stir Tre• ()) Gomt1 l'yle Iii GuMlllOle m h rtrid&• famllJ O>M.m-12 (3) Star Trek m Electric C..pany 0 Oinall! m lJttlt bscats -6:30- D Dina~! Guests include r red Astaire. Mike Connon. lhe JKksons 01ck Mar1rn and Jim Mckay ' LI) Andy Griffltll tlOJ Mtn Griffi11 $how ID hmily Altair m Zoo1a1 tm f riellds of Man 7:00 .... (fJ) m Nin l!I Liars Club My TllrH Sells (I) To Ttll tlll Truth Iii Conttn111tto11 ID I Lotte Lucy G> Tiit fJI m Co b111er l3l Andy Griffltll f.m Tiit MacNeil/ltlirar Report (f.Bl (()) lwnu 0) Dramatic Serits m The AHann Family -7:30- .. Wild lilrdoM u lowfina tor Do11.t11 Tiit GIN C..p6t • 0 (J J lleltyW9lll ~·"' The ... ,,.ts 0 Tk J.bf's Wild m Tk •adf ••lldl Clll Cll Wtstt111 lllllk SINN fB Iii Widt "' 13l ltep11'1 Htren fD Cll,_, 2& TMipl IDl '"" lllt ""' ff) Aaslt Gordon 8 :00 0 lJ) Spuur'l '•lots Shelley hbartt 1uuts as an 1ndus tr~l1s1 s daughrer wllost 1ntrc1pared llyrnr lesson •1th ~~ becomes a krdnapp1n1 utortron n12h tmare •hen one ot her lath" s employfes fll1ac~s the plane 1n wh1Ch shes beine instructed Malachi Throne Wilham Redfield, Kat Cam guest II a~ 1l.l L\O) Im Sanford and Son "The Committeeman" I he mayor names Fred to a Walts com munrty relations council iNer the ob1echons ol lhe olht1 committee membm and \horny theruttei a bus1newnan triu to b11bf the new appOtntee 0 lilowtt: C, (2hr) "lltt lftd1H f11hter'' (wes) SS l\irk Oouatas [Isa Martrnelh Dewer Martin Waller Matthau, Waller Abel _i • Mom: C (2h1) "W11 ol !ht Worlds" (1dv) '43 Gene Oirry Ann Robinson, le~ Tremayn e Jack Kum hen fJ (~ 1 e I) it1 Oonny I Marie Goests are Andr C11H1th Bo 01ddley and the kids lrom ABC's Whal s Happening'' LU Clrlsoft I Comp1n1 0 Mowle: 1C1 (2\0r) "Sam lllhishy" (Com) 69 Burt Reynolds 01nl Walkei Anaie Dld1nson Ossie Dav rs m lru• tllt Bink 0) Pt1 ry Mason (3) Mowie: tCJ (lhr) "Mrs. Sund1nce" (wes) '73 [h11beth Mongt1omer,, Robrrt roxworth fD Wasllincton Week 1n llettt• m El Chawv m J1p1111se lln1ua1e l'roarams TV WEEI(, N0VE114BER I 19111 -8:30- .. (UJ <IAl m Cllrco and the Man In Your Hat · [d's lucky ' hat 1s stole'lf'nd he "''" not consent to 1 hernra operatron until 11 1s retwned Chico promrus to 1et 11 ~d even 11 11 muns r1sk1n1 his own ltle and ripp1n1 lhe barrio 1p11t CU San llitco ID C1ou-Wits fl) Wollltn's Police Story fD Will Street Wee• m Comedy V1ri1t1 Show 9:00 0 rf1 t1 J l t I CIS Friday Mowie: tC-(211r) "Mayday at 40,000 ffft" (dra) 76 Oivrd Janssen, Don Mtredrth, Ch11stopher Gtorre Ray Milland. l ynda Oar Georae Maure Blye. Mar/04! Goitner Aftu tht pilot of a commer1Cal wltntt 1s wounded by a krllet 111~ up to the co pilot 'nd the engineer to try and k"P lhe plane tn the 111 ton1 enough to re1eh a drstant land1nr lreld IJ @ l6) (l§l m Tht ltocklord Alts "Coulter City Wildcat" Rockies lud is short lived alter he h1ls a bonanza rn an 0tl 111hts lottery and 11 lakes all ot son Jim Rockford's skills to not only barl hrs father out but s.lve his Irle Iii (~ l) OJJ Alt frrday McMe: ~J (Zllr) "'°1 ill A 'lntlc Bubble" (dra) 12 loltn lrawolta (of Welcome Back Kotter") stars 1n an unusual s10ry ol a boy, born wtth an immunity deice!, who 1s lorced to lrvc 1n an incubator like environment isolated from human contact. and laced with a hie or death decrs1on v.hen he falls 1n love m Men Griffin Show m The Ylr&lftlan EJl) Wa1tin1 ltt fife! (R) m Hor•r Duke Ho11r -9:30-m llodlts hpalils 10:00 D SERPICO-TY'S MOST • EXCITING NEW HIT U tU) (U l101 In Su pico "liumpet ol lime When he un covers evidence 1nd1catine that a Iona lime l11eod and caree1 cop has been co11upled by criminals. Seip1CO must lo1ce himself lo lwn why Waller McG1nn cuests lloftlllu u m.., II bm I No-fa~ lltws SpeNI Apartheid & South Aluca A ne"1 interview procram w1lh represenla t1Vfs from South Af11u and from rhe US Government CB> Gunsmoh m Eveni111 at Symphony -10:30- CD mm flews 11 :00 u u m ()j1 llews U 10J l2JJ 1. lttws D (OJ) ') .M Love Ame11un Style ho footlll 11 l'layNcl 0 Ctlebrity ... lit CD Muy Hutm1n, Miry Hu1man Q) Tiies of tlle Blunt (12) (JJ Stump the Surs Et) llcMt: "Drams" -11:30- B <Ill (I ) CBS late Movie: CCJ "forbidden howledce" (dra) ·11-~11lony Quinn Peoe 11 U O'fl O) f!Ql GS__, C.- § MoN: "Appoint111t11I in Bel1rn" (d•a) 43 Georee ~nders 0 ("21! rl)) )f S.W.A.T. CD lltws f.8J The 700 Club 12:00 D Best of G routtlo O Movie: ~ "The Untor11wen" (we~) '60 Burt lanmler CD Pro roottNll l'layback -12:30- D All·llr1ht Show: "The nird Secret," "The llancheville Mon· stu," "t, J111e Doe" U Su~ lllutre CD Mowle: "Tiie Ti111t T rnelers" (SCI h) b4 Prtston ros1e1 m Moorie· ci "All Hana" Ded" (mus) '61 Pat Bootle \)t lllotre Dime footb.111 H1utes 1:00 U rlJJ I t ) l1Q) Midn11ht Specill In The l'Tl Ctub 2:00 8 Movie: "The Froamu" (dra) ·51 Richard Widmark O Doubleluture lllowies: C "llettr Steal Antlllift& S.1M," C "ltr Man GMf 11y" -2:30- CD All·"iC'll Sllow: "loin to 8e Bad," "lkyolld Monlbm," f'I: (31 The ute Show -3:C!i- B MGM: r~ "De"'tt11us I tht Gtadl1tors" (adv) ·~4 ~Victor M~turt Susan Hayward SATURDAY NOYEMIO 13 MORNING 6:00 a ([)Sunrise Semester 0 Comm1111ity Feecl\lla -6:30- 8 C,mera nu .. U That's Cit D llowle: "Up Ille 111¥11" (com) 38-Pitston Foster Phylhs 8re>ols l Dr1t1i"1 o 111 .. 1111e Marors <IOJ It's f"'Jkd(s lllSIMSS CD Let's bp m The Mornina Show 1HJ Villa A11t1re 7:00 B Steps to Lurnln& u 'lll cu uQJ m Wooc11 Wood· pKktl CJ) Weekend U (IBJ (Jl) •Hl To111 & Jerry/ Gfape Ape Show Cl) llutritiotl 0 Youth I the llSllts ID Unit rrw Q) S.... Yorty Show m Yoea tor Healtll -7:30- • Du1ty's TrHhouM u Ill} m <IO! l'illl hnthtr {)J Crutiwt lmllinc D Hot Fiiia• Show CD Eltmenury llewi i1J Black IMfalo m Mister ltoetrs 8:00 U @ SJ!mter & Twttty • PKesttttn l'apty1 tlurs CartoMs 8 (9 l OIJ JalJOtfJI• Ill The i-bnaer CD Mooiie: "Smoly" (adv) 46 f red MacMurray, Anne Buler Bull Ives Q) ltolllper "-om (3) Voice of Tokyo m ~ume Str .. t -8:30- • Cl7J ()_) t U Bucs Bunny/Road· runner Hour D Faitll lor TodlJ 8 (<Bl tU) lltl Scooby· Dool Dynomutl D Mom: ·~ "To Hell and I.Kl" (Ora) 55 Audit Murphy M11shall Thompson 9:00 U 12}} lt.l OJ m McDuff D friends ol Man CJ) Movie: "Becky Sharp" (dra) '35-l\linam Hopkin\, B1lhe Burke m Woman !Ital to lteel Eli> Ot!ct Upon A Cbnlc (R) m lnsifht -9:30- • l11J $ l C 8) Tarun: Lord oflhe .lunfle u t2ll (6) ITOl m Monster 5411114 a The •11t111u 8 ((BJ ) Qfl llCAA rMtball DaMttlladtf Isl came Alawma vs Notre Dame a> Mowl1: 1CJ "Thru Youa Ttuns" (wts) ·~4 Jeltrey Hunlt1. M1tz1 Gaynof m 1.oom1 0> Al Off TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 1 1976 10:00 B CfD D O last {() ~m•/lsb How (fl D Luci el Ille B lleN! Ct) "l,.,tc z-•· (adv) '53-Ronald Rucan. Rh onda neminc CD Mowl1: "Alleahuty Up1lsl111'' (wes) '39-John Wayne, Cla11e Tmor. Brian Oonlevy a 11o1 Fuda• s.... fJi) hlfl•ity F Kt.IJ m s,.111s11 111ow1e -10:30- .. 0 (I) (I§) l ia Ith, lilltt I* ()) ....,.: ~ llMd" (dra) '35-£rrol Flynn. Olma dt H1v1t11nd 0 A*tt ' Costtlo 9Toei I llld m Rt'°P 11:00 o cm rn l)) .,.. u u Ill) Cl) am lllcls c.A.PLll. Q) Trve Adft11ture <al The MllllSlen m11m 110111 AFTaRNOON 12:00 a (JJl m (I) fat Allltrt U On Campus D Get Down Cl) Movie: "llina of the Under· world" (dn) '39 Kay r1anm, Humphrey Bocart 0 East Side llWs tDJ he A-hppln' CD Ntrt4 HitdlcoQ Pratnls m $uptflllln (2]) Movies: "Assault H tflt Queen," "A F twtr in Ille lloM" t3l ~ion Theatre m lliYab of Sllerloc• Hol!llts m El Show dt [dnita llaurio -12:30- fJ Clll Cl) CD Way Out Ca111ts U Prep Sports Wortd Ctf rootball - Mu11 H1ch vs Pasadena High al the Rose Bowt ('fO) W"rlllil CD LOJt ill Spa« Q)C-d)Claub 1:00 fJ ffll lV lU Chilclnn's film Festival · Clpt11n M1lula the li1d" In this ltlm lrom Yu1os1av1a a st& caplam and his 11andS011, slrlffdtd ott 1 German occupred island , vahanlly s111ve lo eel a boalload of Yugoslavian refugees lo saltly D Movie: "Jour1111 to Ille S.-111 l'llnet" (hor) "62-John A&ar. Greta Th~n 0 (<all ltl llW Feotba• Dou· bleheHer Covmse of the eame between Tes.s A&M and Ar~ansas ®J llcMt: "The H«tsttrs" (dra) '(7-Clar~ Cable, Dtboiah Ke11 Qi) 111 Ptrt-111ct 11 Wtlftra, fD Durutk Series -1:30- ttJ ScieMt flction Tlltalrt fll Motit: (C) "0ct11111n" (SCI Ii) '71 Kerwin Met hews. Pier Ancell CD Soul Train 2:00 .......... ,.. CJ) TIM lllr• Stoeces mrttUa (ll)(J) Sell T mw g Wlitillc for fWel aa.-.-.i,....-, -2:30 ... 8 It r-. Alt IUtlds e111o1uttrlllly CJ) uro 180.tlf Llllllts 3:00 a Satwru, ())Tiit c..._ D Mt•lt : CCJ "lliahl 'aua1e" {wes) '57-James Stewall Audit MUIPhJ ~ llowle: Cl:) "Tiit Htaltrt" (dra) '74-Jolln F0t1ythe. Pit Harnnaton m Mo.it: a:) "Sau1e" (dra) '72-Barbara Barn, M1111n Landau, Will Geer. (ll) CJ) C1111111,1o1is111, lowlift1 QI) TIM Miiiie rttC* 8lt Ont ff A Riftd: Jolln '""' m Laa IMttK!Mts CD Alricllllllrt USA -3:30- BW• ())Stir Trtl .. Mitliell: i.,-w. a "'1.tr W1191f D Satu""7 llbt ..... 4:00 • Cllllcl AMI Slltw • lllDN: (CJ "Alice's Mvtnlwres iii W..rlllld" (fan) • 11-Su Ralph Richardson, Peter Sellers. Cll Ar1'1 5"ftl WOIW B (8 ().)) Jullltr ~most Anr· lllil'I "'-(ll) (J) Y111e1 O.rrilpr llt CiM UtliwtrAI !SllnMilltt11tlltlltH ID lllct ~lite t11 Ult ..._, -~ lllttlt • Yolca ff A&rkwlt•t -4:30- • (ll) (J) CIS Sportl ~ Cll I~ Conliuest ol the Sta B (all ())) Tiit Krofft Sw,trlllow CJ) ~ecs l'Ttview CD A lllootle Must! Effects • Le1endary Actln1 Unsurpassed-A Clu$ic CD lilftlt: "Kl111 Ko111" (llor) '33 Bnice C.bot. Robert Armstronr. ray Wl'lf. b Cll UllC.ltioft at "°" a llallwillt ... • GtttMt °" Qlllm eCottN11ow 5:00 U SU ANIMAL WORLD! * EXCtnMENT /THRILLS llAlllU World CJ) NltloMI -ra,llic D Tiit Mt111 s.lu Mldlint (Jllltws • Mt•lt: (CJ "Four tor Ttau" (com) '63-fran~ Sinatra Oun Mattlft. Anita Ckbtr&. UrS11la And rm, Clllrles &onion 0 ()) hlu Ill A,rlcMINre .... IWla.rlca • "" ..... Clll'Mldn ....... -5:30- B Cll 0 (J)l9M Cll ........ rtu • Ullll "*''* •V•NINQ 8:00 eee tmCD G..._, e Mo.it: CC> (2~1) "lh1bin11111 c,... llMI Ille listr" (adv) 72-HuiO Sllghll, Ahu1 ,. <II k-Wt f.BCl11t UWIAI @ (() Dillo&wt t3l Met .... fli> Once Upo11 A Claak <a Cl)) World of Sutvlval O>Lalttla~ -6:30- fJ a CV (i21 ) lltwJ II IUllC ..._, CtnftrM<t Cl) Hee Haw CD $111,000 Question ~~=r:r::-m•-, m Sports CMlltnp 9 EyewitMll!faces 19 The Addil!IS fa111ilJ 7:00 fJ Tiit Mu,,1b Peter Ustinov · guests. 8 Celtbrity $wwJ1SlalH • (Jtwitaeta Los Mtt* Cil Ill Stardl Ot-a Cial Ill) S,1ce: "" CD (9 ({)) m Otl Lawruu Well Sllow O>Ml•ll <llJ lttt Haw ill) Dolly f1i) Or. Who: c.lt!IJ In S,.u m Or. llQtR h1m1011 Hour -7:30- u "'" alMI llow D In Seardl ff ... ([) Wy Wlllia111s Sllow 8 Llt's Malt A Deal (I) Unt..illd Wof\11 Q) .... 222 IBl "" Gees Ille Coulllry fli) lllOllty ~·s flrirla Cimn 8:00 U U1) Miry Ttltr Moote A flr&hlened Mary Richards lam contempt charges after refusing to reveal a news source. and her laVfYer doesn't make the le&al ball le any easier when he spends more trme 1eseuchon& ways to win hei over than on the c.ue m Ut Cl) CI1 m £111•111111:, "The Eum" A routrne recert1tocahon test has Ga1e ind DeSoto 1110111ed "11en they 11e remrnded of a fellow paramedrc who once fhtn~ed II D Mowit: CC) "llefl'Of ot Of1C1111" (hor) '58-Peter Cushln1. Chris topher lee Mo•lt:(90) "U11io11 Station" (dta) '50 Wilham Holden, Barry f1lzgerald. Nancy Olson, Jan Sterhn1. Robert Preston U ((Bl(()) <HJ Ho1111u 111d YtYO "K 9 Caper" Holmes ind Yoyo 10 1fte1 a purse sn1tcher described u al>Ovl 30 inches 1n he11ht wer1hrna 80 pounds and covered w1lh bro•n lur who wu last seen we111n1 a flu coll11 and "rryona a lovely •hile be~ed ha11d bit SPol tuttis • Mwie: CC) (1-) "lllt IQ ... lujall Tra ll" (wu) '6~ Bun Lanuster, lee Remick Jim Hulton. B111n tleilh, Pamela l1lt1n m TIM SlS,000 '1r•lllW m 111t1tit Mall Allltriu Ill C111Wr1111s llllllal lilllw Qll lllttlt: (211r) "TOMO!rtw IJ for Mr• (dr1) '46 C11udelle Colbert Orion Wtlles, Ctor1t Bient m Flllll Fu11111 ..... m 11,.,._ I.HI..,,. 'rotrHta -8:30-u ll1J (J) {)) ... lltwtllrt Sllow When Bob's ne,. l-420 tape recorder turns up m1ssrn11. he immed1alely turns sleuth and everybody 1s • suspect. includ1na hrs wife, Emily U (8 Cll) ID OllUT Whit's Hlpptlli111 lhe pooul11 serres ol last summtr concerns three h11h school boys 1n a m1ddlt class black urban ne1&hborhood ind SlllS (rnest fhomis Haywood Nelson and f red Bfrry CD hat t11t Im fB la~ .... Quit 5"" flJ Movie: "A bn for Yovr Mtntf'' 9:00 a (ll) (J) {))All Ill tllt family [dith has convinced Archie to rent out Gloria's old room to mOe some ellra money, but lhe plan seems destined lor la1lure whtn Archre meels the prospeclrve ltnanl Lu Torres joins the reaular cut u fetesa Bftancourt, a student n111se 1n surch of a place 10 live B ID CI1 a lllC S.111"1 tito.ie: a:) (ar) "Maco11 C.Hty U111" (dra) 74-Alan Vint, Jtsst Vrnt Cheryl Waters, GeoHrey lewis loan Blaekm1n. Mu Baer T•o brothers. lmel1n& lhrou11h the rural South on vaulron 1us1 befo1e enter 1n1 the Almy, encounter 1 loul she11H and unupecled traeedy. •ca (])> a a..tt1to1111t ,.,,. -' Sllf'l A Sl>Orts presen1a11on In which maior celeb11t1es lrom 111 lhrte ne~s compete 1n an "Olympics" ol thtK own-d1Splayrn1 lheu alh lehc prowess 1n such events u relay runnrna. sw1mm1n1. cychn&. obstacle course rel'Y and lu& ot •ar Guests 1nGlude Cabe ~aplan. Ron Ho•11d. Bob Conrad. Ben Mu19hy, Demond Wilson, Rob Rerner, Sonny Bono Chris Stone, fmah Faweett Ma,ors, Penny Marshlll, Helen Reddy, Loretta SW1t and /1mm1t Walker CD TERRY BRADSffAW HAS * A BALL ON HEE HAW! m Hee Hn Te1ry Bradshaw euests Ill Cellap -9:30- • <llJ CI) CJ) Nice D TwiQlll lalt Cil SlM Alltll'1 la•&fl·lacl TV WEEK NOVEM8EA 1 1118 10:00 8 (ll) (J) ()) Cml hr1ttt 01111h Sho<e 1utsts •Terry 0..-. SlloW ... Q) 119trt llHM fot!W HJtlllicllb • s. ... 11 Oettctiwt (21 Crtatwt Futures fli) Vislolis (I) ID Mutk.11 Yarltty Sllow • Lou Gofdeft Slltw -10:30- • Coll111 f0tthll UCL A al Oreron 11:00 • • •())cm • o 11ews CJ) llfl liaM ., tllt w.- D ~t ll!Pt ID lilftlt: "Kl•1 ICM(' (dra) '33- Bruct Cabot, Robert Atm$trona. fay Wray. m Sillisttf CIMMI ID CJ) MIM·12 a Collece f oolW (t21l (I)) lu Hu111blrd Im TIM F1111klt R.alldaM Slloe IJI) Mowle: Cl:) "Stt Ill Etlr' ( dra) ·11-M11 f11row -11:30- fJ USC football USC vs Wash met on U UVE FROM NEW YOH * It's Saturday lllithtl "K's Hip lite Show! II @ CJ) Cit Wlfd.IJ llcllt CJ) llofit: "flit ,,., .. (d11) '46- Srdney foltr, Mantan Moreland • Movie: Cl:) "'rlldtnct llNI tllt P'ill" (com) '68-David Niven, Deborah Kerr. Judy Cmon (I) Morie: CC) "Tiit s-of ltltil Eldtr'' (wu) '65 John Wayne, Oun Martin CllJ m The rn a.11 12:00 (QI CJ)) ""'1Sd.fl Tlltetre -12:30- • Mo.it: Cl:) "Stn~ T\llfH" (com) '60-Rod Steiger, Edward C Robinson 1:00 G CJ) Dtft llinllMr kk Conmt m ~ll·lliaht Shtw: "Out tf lht P'llt," "Tiie faa ltllhNI lllt llul,'' "TIM She Oewir' m Su,tl'IOllic lll> m 1llt ut• S11ow -1:30-m lllDN: ''Stutt e1 111e Pwr,1e ltetf" (dra) '60-Peter falk. Rocllard Chambeifain Mumbly, a sleuthing, snickering dog whose man- ner and unkempt ap- pearance belle his keen mind and mlschlevloua sense of humor In undoing potenllal evlldoera, la the atar ot the second llalr ot ABC's Tom & JerrytGrepe Apet Mumbly Show which airs Saturday et SAM. P ... 11 ' . . . AMFMPS8NHF AJHF RADIO TV '°ITAILE • 4-WayPower • S" Speaker •Bass/Treble Controls ~.:. s1aaaa m-. ......... WI IW1d b«'8c 2241 • 45145 Watts FTC Power • Midrange Control • Dual Tuning Meter• • 3 yr. partl/11bor war. 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