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Home My WebLink About1977-09-04 - Orange Coast Pilot~l'aeatlons IH•1111lng •!f•• Or81tl• Co aat 'JG _.... w l>Uly 1ewn1 ~fwtc-.01, or m1ybethe1'd :IUlt av•clallled on aunabme, but lif ...... reported 1urpntlntlY llPl ttowdl Saturday IOI' the •tartatthe Labor Day weekend Newpoct Beach reported about 'fl.000 peuona out tannlna Uaemaelvea; San Cle ment• • • ..._ 10,000 1n t.bo etly and 7 ,000 • county athea, HunUnaton Beach.. a.ooo. Ne HnOUI ineldenta were re· parted. Ewm U-. Balboa Pavilion and' Fun Zoae w11 cauc bt 1n a t.wiU&h\ moment o( reflection as tbe aumm vacationers beaded borne. SUNDAY VOL. 70, NO. 247, 7 SECTIONS, 82 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY , CALI FORNIA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER4, 1977 T W ENTY-FIVE CENTS . . 'Warlike' KisSinger Martha Gets Blallle· Revealed Nixon Opens New Watergate Doors WASHINGTON (AP) -Henry Kissinger recommended "taking out two or three North Korean airfields" in retaliation for the shooting down of an unarmed U.S. reconnaiss ance plane in 1969, according to former Presi· dent Richard M. Nixon. In a final teleyised interview with David Frost. Nii on said he "frankly tilted toward '' Kiss· inger's plan, but rejected the op- tion because he thought at might escalate into a war Involving China, the Soviet Union or both. "I figured having one war on our hands was enough," Nixon ' said, ref e rrin g to the s imultaneous ftght in Vietnam. Nixon r ecalled the North Kotean incident to Blust.rate his claim that Kissinger olten was a hardliner in private while ap- pe aring to be otherwise in public. North Korea shot down the un- armed plane with a crew of. 31 i' ~ aboard o n April 15, 191\9. 1 Although a Navy plane later ' I found debris that offic ials believed could have been the '' · wreckage of the downed plane, ··~ there was no evidence of sur-~"' 1 vivors. J e Nixon r~~lled that Kissinger i' , • viewed the attack on the plane as a test by the Ru.'Jsians or possibly the North Koreans of the then- new administration. And they as well as China and Vietnam "will be watching to see how we react- ed," Nixon quotes Kissinger as saying. A Kissinger spokesman said Saturday that the forme r secretary of state will not com- ment OD Nixon's statements. Melvin Laird, then defense secretary, and William Rogers, the secretary of state, disagreed, Nixonsald. ·~-........ EMOTIONAL PROBL.l=MS BROUGHT ON W~~RGATE MESS Nixon Saye John Mitchell •Preoccupied Wtth Merth• • WASHINGTON <AP > · Richard M. Nixon says that if Martha Mitchell's emotional pro- blems hadn't preoccupied her husband Ahn, "there would have been no Watergate." He said also that he "sure as the dic ke ns'.J would have destroyed those da mning White House tapes had he thought they contained criminal conversa- tions. And, he st.id, he did not see or touch the ta~ with the l!W.i · minute gap. "If the tapes had been des- troyed, I believe that it is likely that I would not have had to go thr ough the afony of the resigna- tion, .. the rormer president told Da¥Jd Frost in a television in- terview to be broadcast Monday Nixon added that he wi shed aide H.R. Haldeman had destroyed all tapes "except those that had major significance from a policy standpoint.'• The Frost show is the firth and last in a series for which Nixon was paid a reported $600,000 and a percentage of the profits. The first four programs were shown over a special network of 165 sta· lions in May. The last was bought by 55 stations for broadcast on different days locally between now and the end of September. Nixon appeared eager to speak about the problems o! former Al· t y. Geo. John Mitchell, his former law partner and two-Ume County Leaderslllp's Well Paid By WIUJAM SCHR EIBER Ol ... O.llyl"tle4Sl8ff A Daily Pilot survey of top public employes serving Orange Coast cities, s chools , unin- corporated areas, special dis- tricts and other agencies re- vealed that the upper echelon earns,pretty good money. or 62 positions surveyed, 87 percent are currently paid more than $30,000 a year . About 31 per- cent make between $40,000 and $50,000 annually and 12 percent are over $50,000. The 61 men and one woman holding the surveyed positions earn a combined total or more than $2.4 million a year In s alaries alone, not counting. in s ome instances, such fringe benefits as free automobiles, housing and various forms of in; surance coverage. Generally speaking, leaders of the area's educational institu- tions held the top rungs on the in· come ladder. T he leader is Dr. Daniel Aldrich, chancellor of UC Irvine, who makes $56,000 a year. His earning power is significantly higher than that, however, since he lives rent-free in a university- o w n ed home ove r looking Newport's Back Bay. Dr. Norman Wat.son, chan- cellor of the Coast Community CollegE! District, is next on the list al $54,000 a year. By com- parison, Saddleback College Dis- trict President Robert Lombardi makes $47,500 a year, plus a $150 monthly auto allowance. As a group, Orange County government 's top executives are the next most highly paid public functionaries. County government presenUy has six employes at or near the peak earning figure of $52,000 a year. Besides salaries, most also get either a county car or an auto allowance, dental insurance, health insurance and lifetime disability insurance. T he top earners are County Ad- m in istr ati ve Officer Rober t Thom a s , Environ men tal Management. Agency Director H.G. Osborne, County Counsel Adrian Kuyper, Human Services Agency Director David Odell, Mental Health Director Ernest Klatte and Health Officer Morton Nelson. Among coastal cities surveyed, top administrators in Huntington Beach fared the best in terms of income. Of the 20 surveyed positions paying between $40,000 and $50,000 a year, four are in Hunt- ington Beach. At the top of the list is City Administrator Bud Belsito, who makes $47,604 a year, plus a $125 monthly auto al- lowance. That makes Belsito the highest paid of all coastal city managers surveyed. In fact, one of Belaito's chief aides makes more than the next highest.paid city m anllger, Robert Wynn of Newport Beach. Huntingto n Beach Public Works Director Bill Hartje gets $45,432 annually, plus a city car Wynn's salary i~ $45,000 plus a car. · · Other Huntington Beach ex- ecutives in the $40,000 bracket are City Attorney Don Bonfa ($44,544 plus $125 a month for auto) and Police Chief E arl Robitaille ($41,880 plus a city car) ... or Uie school districts sur· veyed. six place their top men in the $40,000 category. They in· elude: Death? He's Been There · -Frank Abbott, superinten- dent of the Huntington Beach High School District; $46,050. '-Stan Corey, superintendent of the Irvine Unified School Dis- trict; $44,000 a year plus $185 monthly auto allowance . -John Nicoll1 superintendent of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District; $43,154 plus a district car. -Jerome ThQrnsley. superin- tendent. of the Capistrano Unified School District, "2,500 plus a dis· t.rictvan. -Richard•Welte, superinten- dent of the Saddleback Valley Unified Scbool District; S40,2S> plus $4,200 annual a uto al- lowance. -Dale Cooaan. s uperinten- campaign manager ,who now is ser ving an eight.year prison t e rm for his part in t b e Watergate cover-up. • Nixon called Mitchell "too s mart to ever get involved in. a · s tupid jackass t h ing lik~ Watergate." The discussion tlld not touch on Mitchell's reported app roval of the Watergate burglary by agents of the Nil<Dn re-election committee or his cGl{- v1ction for lyine about the-break.- in afterward. • During the 1968 campaign , Ni"· on said. Mitchell's wife becatp~ s o emotionally disturbed Oun. Mitchell "bad to send Martha a way for about rive or sis weeks." When "the Martha p.0- blem" recurred in 1972, Mitchell refused to do it again, explainiijg tearfully, "I love her," Nixon~ called. ~ The Mitchells later s~parat Mrs. Mitchell died last year cancer. i Nixon conceded the tapes s that he joined in W~ite House c ussions that sought to m Mitc he ll the fall-guy f.j Watergate. But he said he w ed to tell Frost about his '•tee NIXON.z. FROST PROGRAM~.> ' AIHS LABOR DAY. •• KTTV, 7:30 P.M. ot compassion ·· for his old frieod~ ''I'm convinced that il it ha~~ been for Martha, and God rtil her soul . . . if it hadn't beenj Martha, there'd have been Watergate, because John w~ minding that store," Nixon Frost, referring to Milchell 's r as campaign manager. _;~ "He was practically out of~ mind about Martha m the s~ of 1972. He was letting Magru; and aJI these boys, these ki these nuts, rµn these things. . : Although the fifth show wtf patched t<>sether with leftoveld from the earlier series, filmed~ the spring, Frost opened it wi4 the first question he had askeCl Nixon: "Why didn't you burn the ta pes?" The former president replifd: "First, I didn't believe that th~re was a reason to destroy them; J didn't believe that there Villa anything on them that would be detrimental to me." Nixon continued: · 'l didf ~ destroy them because I felt . . . had I done so, it would have.,.. an open admission, or al least ~ peared to be an admission 'We!D, t 'm tr)',ln& to cover somethtn; up.'" Nixon also aaid he didn't ~ the tapes could be '"'ested tnn \ .1 . \ !. ~ I ' ., t ~· 1 • ... •' .. 'I .. , ,• .. , .. .•. "I .-. ,, I• -·- .. .... . ' .... ··•' W ldy review of Orange Coast highlights DEAN PAGE, LEFT, JEFF SWAN WITH CARDS Huntington Beach Fragile structure fills idle time The last days of summer can be a boring time for youngsters So it was for Dean Page and Jeff Swan, two 13-year-old Huntington Beach boys when a p0ker game they started for run grew into coni:.truction of aicard house Not your ordinary house of cards. mind you, but an el41borale system or tunnels und structures that took about 1,000 cards to build The two srent three hours setting up the fragile :.tructUrt'. using 19 decks of cards Jn the process lluntani.:ton Hcach pohcc last week took a missing frog report from No rma Vander Molen, city school district trustee. She said the big frog, whose mouth opens lo form a seat, was taken from the front porch of ht>r home at the corner of Bushard Street and M oki hunna Drive ·'Children who SJ ass by alwayi, i.ay hello or ·rivet. ravel.· !ia1<.l the trustee llt"s also kind of a flirt ... Where has her little frog gone? s he adds, "because he's been known lo wink his left eye at some people ... She says that 1 r the frog mysteriously reappears. there'll be no qu estion~ asked Tempers flare as tax issue nears climax "-'TTINSON 1 luntington Beach officialdom began to show a litlle temperamental fraying around the edges last week an.er Mayor Von Pattinson 11ccused fellow councilperson Harriett Wieder of grandstanding over the city tax rate issue through open letters to taxpayers. Mrs. Wieder's efforts ap· parenlly contributed to heavy attendance at a tax rate set- ting meeting la.st Monday. Said Pattinson : "She ls becom· mg a disruptive factor at councU meetings ." Mrs. Wieder replied. "l h(ve always been a team player, but if the team doesn't go along, I will carr y the ball.'' Despite the ex- change, councU members cut the r ate by seven cents. Mrs. Wieder had sought a 10 cent cut. Mission Viejo Delicate dogs a coyote's delight Pct delicacies may cause visions of dog blBcuits to dance in your bead. but the words have taken on a more sinister meaninJt for pet owners in Mission Viejo where coyotes have deci(fed the most delicate dinner available is a pe~ cat or dog. ~ot only is Mission Viejo suffering, say ammaJ control officers. but so are pets in many areas where new c.onstructlon fronts against hillsides. "The thing is, there 1s little or nothing we can do about them " said Dick Robillard, supervising COWlty animal control oiticer. Small dogs and cats. he adds, are easy to catch, and besides " ... pets may taste better than rabbits and other wild game." N e wpor t Ol•.1c h A settlement of more than a quarter or a milllon dollars for damages and cost.& in a suit over Orange County Alrport jet noise last week ended a long \ court battle by Newport Benc h resident Harry Rinker . County supervisora decided not to appeal the ruling that re· duced a Jury judaement for damages alone fr om $30$,000 to $17S,OOO. Rinker broueht sult because Jet noise had reduced the County_ ends court fight over noise the first of marry as other residents who oppose Jell at the ai rport seek damages. Supervisors also ord4!.red o noise study of two other homea whose owners hav• alf .. d)' tUed -- value tl. bWproperty. The J~ may well bo Just dam•"*'· 'Heist Faked' lnveatigator Rapa V aul,ta By Tile Aaaoela&ed Pren The owners of a Santa Ana 1toraae vault have been accused by an investigator of staging a "foke" $1.1 million robbery lo cover up an alleged embezile· menl scheme Involving as much us $8 mllllon Santa Ana Police Investigator Brian R. Collins said in a sworn affidavit filed Friday that the prlncJpal owners or Swiss Vault.& Ine., Vincent Can'ano nnd Jack E. Fulton, allegedly sold more than $633,000 worth of silver . The men also, the affidavit al· l eges, air-freig ht ed to Switzerland more than aoo silver bars worth between Sl rnlJllon and $8 million all without permi~s1on or depositors The alleged sales and ship· menL-; occurred between April 1976. and the robbery last July. Collins' affidavit was filed in Orange County Municipal Court. "There was a sear ch warrant in relation to the Case," noted police Lt. Dave Salazar. Using the warrant, police seized 42 grocery bags full of business re- cords from the firm Aug.~- .. A return is done on all search warrants. It's u follow·UP to the rourt clerk's office, the results or the search." Lt. Salazar u\d Saturday night. •'That's all the informaUpn I have .'' Tho affidavit i• not a formal charge; no charges have been filed In the case. Last July fl, Carrano reported lo police that he was the victim ot an armed robbery m which ban- dits stole three tons of precious metals and coins worth at least $1.1 million. The gold and sliver had been stored for safe-keeping in the firm's vault&. But Collins said it was his "opinion that the stored metals were sold and used by Mr. Car- rano, Mr. Fulton and others and a fake robbery was planned to have the depositors' loss covered by insurance." The affidavit also said the owners and other associates re- ce1 ved more than S630,000 in the sale of sit ver and coins since they bought the company in April. 1976 and received for safekeer· ing Ins ured deposit!> totallm~ $680,000 In ~· companion afC1duv1t. analytical ch e mis t Donald Elvrum. who s pent nearly ever y day at the firm's offices since the alleged robbery, said he had copies of shipping documents which showed that depositors· coins and silver bars were sold or shipped to Switzerland in wooden crates. FromPa9eAJ TOP SALARIES •.. dent of the Ocean View School District. $40,000 The S40.000 club also includes several wciter district managers. including William Knill of the Santa Margarita 1$45,000 plus a car >. Carl Kymla of Moulton N iguel ($41,900) and Dennis MacLain of the Orange County Municipal ($44,000 >. Krutz noted that a recent sur- vey· by his agency or water dis- trict salaries indicated a range of $31.200 to $46,800 for district mana1;ers in the county. Resides Wynn of Newport Beach and Belsito of Huntington Rea ch . several other city m anagcrs ra11 into the $40,000 ranJ.(e They urc James Neal or Foun· lain Valley (S43,861 l. Gerald Weeks of San Clementt' <$40,908 plus car), William Wollclt or Irvine 1$40,320 plus car> and Fred Sorsabal of Costa Mesa 1$40,000 plus car 1 One top county administrator falls within the $40,000 range a mon~ those surveyed. He 1s Tom Egan. director of the county General Services Agency His salary 1s $41,281 The lar~est group C42 percent 1 or the surveyed positions fall into the $30,000 to $40.000 bracket. Perhaps s urprisingly . con· siderlng his responsfbililies for ubout 10,000 troops and hundreds oC millions In equipment. one or those in this mid·range category is the commanding general of El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Maj. Gen. Joseph Kohler earns a salary or $39,492 a year However. he lives in a modest home on the base free of cltarge, gets another $55.61 a month for "subsistence," has use of a car and driver for official business and is entitled to lower-cost com mlssary and PX privileges. He a nd his fa m ily also get free med1caJ care H the general chose to live off the base. he would get an addi- tional $.171.40 a month for housing expenses. El Toro's other top ranking of- ficer. Maj. Gen. J .K. Davisofthe Third Marine Aircraft Wing, makes $34,340 a year and bas the same benefits as Kohler. HJs an- nua,l pay is less because he was only r ecently promoted. The $30,000 survey list includes two more cit y managers. They are Jim Mocalls of San Juan Capistrano ($38,8'4 plus Sl75 mont.bly auto allowance) and Al Thiel of Laguna Be~ch ($35, 148 >. Two asai.ltant clty managers also fall lnto this eroup. They are Richard Harlow of Huntineton Beach ($3$,4'4 plus $12$ monthly auto allowance) and Paul Brady of Irvine ($30,450). MOit of the area's pollce and nre chlefs are in the '10,000 range. They include: -Ray Piccard, Hunliniton Beach fire chiet; $39,0&4 plus a car. Pete Gross. Newport Beach police chief. s.16.816 plus 11 car Leo Peart. Irvine public safety director /police chief . S35.700 plus a car Roger Neth, Costa Mesa police chief; $31 ,956 plus a car. Leo Love, Newport Beach fire chief; $31,308 plus a car. -John Marshall, Costa Mesa fire chief; $30,072 plus a car. Three school superintendents are in the $30,000 category. They arc S .A. Moffett of the Huntington Beach City District <$38,771 ), William Plaster or the Fo4ntai n Va l le y District 1 $38,000 > and Dr. Robert Sanchis of the Laguna Beach Unified D1i. trict 1$36,040 J Two waler dis trict managers cir.e also in this range They ar~ Neil Cline of the Orange County Water District 1$39,240> lll\d Ed Schnable or the Costa Mesa County District 1$32,808 plus a car> A number of other city officials are also earning $30,000 lo $40,000 a year. They include Newport Beach City Attorney Dennis O'Neill 1$38.000 plus a ear l, San Juan Public Works Director William Murphy ($.35,472 plus $175 mon- thly auto allowance>. Newport Beach Finance Director George Pappas ($33,756 plus a car> and Hu ntin gton Beach Planning Director Ed Selch ($32,808 plus $125 monthly auto allowance>. Also, Costa Mesa Public Se r vi ces Director James Eldridge ($31,956 plus a can Newport Beach General Services Director Jake Mynderse ($31,308 plus a car >. Irvine Public Works Director Brent Muchow ($30,660 plus a car) and Costa Mesa Finance Director Bob Oman ($30.444). One county official included 1n the survey·s $30,000 bracket was Probation Officer Margaret Grier, who earns $37,190. A small group of top public or ficlaJs surveyed are ln the $20,000 salary r ange. They include four south county pol ice and fire chiefs. Laguna Poli ce Chief Jon Sparks makes $'27 ,660 compared to $25,750 for San Clemente Chier Gary Brown. Both have city cars. Conversely, San Clemente Fire Ch~er Ron Coleman makes more ($2.5,752) than his counterpart In Laguna. Charley Kuhn, who 01akes $25,344; both also have city cars. Al.so in the '7.>.0,000 grouping on lbe survey were Irvine Com- . munity Servi.ces I>lreetory Jim Harrlnglon <$29,375). Sen Clemente Finance Director Rod "' Coloma (S2'1,698), San Juan As- slatant City Manacer John O 'Sullivan ($26,388) and San J uan Plllnnlng Director Tom Merrell ($a$,ll8). F,...PageAJ 'MITCHELL'S THE ONE' .•• Nixon and Haldeman that took place three daya arter the Wa•••te burclary. ".Now u t.o who cauaed the rest or lt, I ahnpl)' can't 111 except that J don't know anybody who deliberately could have dol'\e It," Nixon 11ild. Flilil Nld .U report.I Jnctlcate O\at Onl.Y thfte ptOpl• -Nb.on. MLll .VloOdl Md alde Stephen .Bull -ciould bavt bad aceeu to •• tlM'-"· "tildn't dO Jt beeaue 1 nner; had ace-. ••• to Ute matblH '* n&eti lbe nPerili •aid the at· eJddotwann ocevnd;:'' Nlx· oa""9tid A__. ......... ot &be IO-.mlP•• ...,,..,11·1:H• .. Wllb 'MD'l~OICWDt. D.ily ...... "--11¥......, a , VIM9l A MOMENT OF TENDERNESS AFTER FOUR MONTHS OF PAIN Lynda Pickle Keeps Vlgll at Jim's Bedside After Murder Try ,..,.... Page A J UFE IS LEFT ... wrong butheneverbarkcd Chances arc, she suggests, the burglar or burJ{lars returned thinking no one was home. But Jim Pickle weary and glad to be home -had just wheeled the big Peterbilt rig in from a cross-country run to Mon treal, Quebec, ha1.ilin&-b~a load- of retail clothing from New Jersey. He often made deadhead runs from Montreal down ea~l . /loping for westbound cargo .. He wanted to shower and tak<' a nap. so I went to AlberL'ion's to get something for his dinner, · Lynda recalls .. And J stopped t<> visit Dad and tell him Jim was home. Dad's a trucker too ··1 was gone about thrN· hours and got home a little after midnight. Jim loves Stouffer's frozen dinners and soda pop. Ex- pecially Pepsi. That's what I brought back. "I got his favorite -lasagne. And spaghetti and meatballs, so he'd have a choice," she con linues, reviewing th al night in her mind, perhaps for the thousandth time Since the night someone s hot him at point·blank range. PlckJ,. fias had virtually no food choice.• He is fed mlravl'nously every tw1J houn. . Why would a burgla!9 shoot .i sleeping man-> "He turns a lot in his sleep and what we think 1s that he must havl' rolled over and surprised them and they shot him." says Mrs Pickle. Iler husband shakes his heacl weakly when asked if he remcm be rs anything. .. The big, burly. bearded trucker known over transcontinental CB radio channels by the handle "Shiny Wheels" due to his truck's fl ashy chrome rims was raced to Los Alamitos General Hospital and into surgery (after Lynda found him. He was sent home after a JO· day, J:i,000 stay, which was tough enough to face that time without medical insurance. Lynda says he did not seem to be recovering. however. and worsened about eight weeks ago. * * with a high fever and increastngly severe abdominal pain, until one day he was in absolute agony. She rusht.'<i him back to Los Alamitos Gener al Ho~pital. ·'They slapped a bottle or Maalox in his hand, gave him a pain pall and sent him home." she ~~Ag~.-<U'IKl.L·~...w;il.L....w:.i:=---- mother urgoo that ttiey go to Doc- tors Hospital. Jim has been there ever since, in< ludtn~ four weeks on the <:r1t1cal lu.t 10 the intensive care unit after being rushed into sur- ~cry again LyAda says the bullet originally ricocheted around inside Jim·s abdominal cavity, nicking his diaphragm, a secondary internal wound apparently undetected in the subsequent surgery at Los Alamitos. Now, the avid water skier and fi sherman whose fancy, custom motorcycle named "Foolish Pleasure" was the envy of all Southland hotrod show viewers is· 1m mob1le. facing months of slow recovery One night when Lynda lert · '>h(' spends most of the day with him she found someone had siphoned their car 's fuel tank 1•mpty in lh<' hospital parking lot. and stol<'n th<' stereo and music tapes Still. she says it was really jusL a littlu anticlimactic annoyance, all thin&s considered. They can be thankful for a lot. i.hesays. There is what the couple says is a new.found religious comfort and belief, based on community prayer vigils organized every lime J im wavered from the serious lo the critical Jist. T here is what he and Lynd11 believe to be the supernatural ex- perience or his soul, or spirit, shp· ping from his body and then re· turning that first night, when he was shot and alone. "If we can weather this, we can weather anything, as long as""' have each other," says Lynda. "He's my best friend." sh<! says. Andl'mhii.bestfr1end " * No More Fear He 'Died' and Came Baek Yea. though I walk through The Valley Of The Shadow of Death, I will fear No EVIi "Now ... l'mnotafra1dtodle . -23rdPiolm The words are by attempted-murder victim James Edward P{ckle. who wa11 shot as he lay asleep in bed last April by an in· 1 truder who very nearly took his Ille. Pickle says he experienced the same phenomenon repOrted as the result of a nationwide scientific study publis hed only re- cenUy, and which Involved years of rue.arch and hundreds or ln· tervlews . - ALL HAD SUFFERED traumat1c injury or critical illness leading tolhe threshold of physical death, the touch·and·IO point at which all vi la I body functions rucku and Lbe end ii immTnent. Stlll another clinical study Jn recent years ahowed at themo- menL of death -the dylne person wu already placed on a su"per- senalUve scale -their wellht dropped by l netb of~ ounce. COuld ~is be the exit ot what culture. down Lbrou1h the qes have considered the human spirit or soul, departina for whatever lies beyond physical life as we know it? James Edward Pickle believes ao. Raised a Lutheran. but havinc drifted away from Sunday church attendance ror the pleasures ol waler aklin&, freshwater nshina or dtaplayina bla trophy·wlnnJn1 custom motorcycle at automotive shows, he says he has aalned a new in1t1bt and awe for thinp apirllual, RE CANNOT REMEMBER betn1 •hot, he H)'I, but bo ..... members what happened afterward, when hl1 soul or 1plrtt ltft hls body, "P'irat, I could 1ee myself lylnt on the bed~ And the next thtnc Tlcnew, I wu headed down a Iona, dark tunnel ... "And then 1 could aee a brilht, unearthly Htllt and I wu drawn to it. r r ally f tlt llke gotn1. But I thlnk wh•n you turn back -It mean1 you er• folne to be w•ll .•• " Tho lon1t, dark tunnel, to hlm, would seem to be tho blblloal Valley ol The Shido• of Death m•nUoned tn the a3'rd Psalm. Many of the hundreds of research aubjecta lntervltwed tn the reeent.11 publiahed study ot death ex.oerltnct1 before near miracle reeoverl4tt rooorted a warm, friendly n1ure wa.ltlil.J iii the halo" J U1htat~endofthetunnnel. 1 • . • ' PICIELB MYS RS didn't ... auch I htllnl!' f1W'lii c1ii1q • hl1 apein.,ce, bOt hi li emPhiCJe abOUt what be IQI tie dkt •It· llfU, , And he ••fl! .th• next time he II ~nt4d b1. thelJGUm•d•to wlliatnetltee be}'ond, tteWIU r•embtr bt1 uae~ ~._ and illOthe ~ r.alm. He ""11 fMi\90 •Yil a If am. far M hoWI TIM~ 1'111 be wtlllblm • Jim Ila' iltlhf ~: - -------' -= - --.... ... --• -. • • ~ ·--. ------ -----'--. - Sunday, S!ptt'mber 4, 1917 DAIL V PtLOT At Beaflle Romance Blossoms in Class Pa.med t'om1c atrtp b••ll• 1 la illll a bachelor today, wbJ la Just Ont wllh tu<'UY fo., m mben ol a comblned W"9 aad fourth •radt clua ol 42 at Hun~lon Btach'a Creal VlewSt . The mlnorlly of four dldn 'l want tbe endurtn1 rt1ure ol car toonht Cbarl<'ll Schulz ' "Pta.nuu" comic 1trlp to ex ch vow of holy matrimony, whllt SI or their clu1mate11 beU"9d U would be a beautiful uDlon Thia wa1 determlnod In a IUl'YeY of letters from the 42 )'OUJll 1'ea,lemanlac1 lnaplred by their teocher1, Mrs. Sally Nlelaeo, and Rayelle Roe, who 1u11 led the correspondence campalcn. "Jt'111 anealty way or ••tUnc them to practice let- tvwnttns. ·• aays Mrs. Nielsen, a laniuqe art.I teacher "If you ua!ined It u homework Uiey wouldn't want lo do it and the ldda are Just fascinated with Snoopy.'' "We even have a dog house in a corner ol the classroom and we clip out 'Peanuts' every day and post It on the bulletin board." Children who throw tantrums like Lucy, or otherwise mis· behave, must occasionally spend a lltUe time In the dog house for discipline. Crest View School In Hunt- • , tngton Beach's east·central re- gion is one or two in the Ocean •. OClndian Cultures Dug Up By WILLIAM SCHRE IBER Of,,_ O..Uy ~lleC 11•" You might say Chris Brewer really digs her work. When she's not doing it on her own in such exotic places as Swaziland, the attractive Sad· dleback College archeology pro- ressor is teaching students how to unearth and preserve the last vestiges of early mun 's existence on this planet. To do so an Orange County sometimes means staying one step ahead of the bulldozers and developers. The fact that many traces of the county's aboriginal people are being lost forever makes the challenge Miss Brewer -and her students face perhaps greater and more urgent than any other In the field Of preserviDg an. t1quitles "It is better now than 1t used to be," said Ms Brewer "Regula· lions have really tightened up. Developers are now required to lake mitigation measures in the event an archeological or paleon- tologlcal site is found " Still. she said. it is somelim~ depressing to the professionals In her field to see the loss of many promising sites where Indian cultures once thrived. And thrive they did. Miss Brewer said Orange County's bountiful hil Is and coast al stretches were as attractive to early man as they are today. ''There is evidence the county was rather densely populated in those days." she said , noting that man may have come to the coun- ty as long a~o as 17,500 years The Saddleback instructor and her classes are currently work- ing at a rare coastal tndlan site atop the bluffs Just south of Corona del Mar on Irvine Com- pany land. "Being a coastal site, this is very exciting,'' she said. "The only other coastal excavation on Orange County's coast was done years ago where the Treasure Island Tl'aller Park Is now in Laguna Beach.'' As deep us 120 centimeters beneath the eroding blufftops, Miss Brewer and her students have uncovered extensive leav- ing ol a nomadic people that may have frequented the area as ear- ly as 5,000 B.C. \'l~w School Dl•trlct ftaturln& clHH•th wholoyurround Studytna the dally new1paper and ptuyln1 Dear Ann Landen or Dear Abby for Snoopy lo the romantic entan1lement that almOlt aot him hitched was a nice way to beat tho 11ummer doldruma. Hut lllu.a and alMck , the world's havorlt.e doe, alona with Lassie and Rin·Tln·Tln known to earlier 1unerutlon11, esc1ped ull that mushy 11tutf that comes with marriaae like m&ny a male before him. The brlde·lo-be, who was men· tioned but never seen In Schulz' rttent comic strips, ran off with a mou.stactuoed villain and the thing that stung Snoopy was her eloping with his very own brother, Spike. This perhaps prevented a possible future showdown with Woodstock, Snoopy's little or· nitholog1cal roommate, however, as suggested m several letters from Crest View School puplls. They apparently already know at that tender age of 8 and 9 that these menage·a ·trois affairs are doomed, even 1r the third par· ty is only a little bird and a star boarder in the dog house. One kid even promised to fix Snoopy up with Farrah Fawcett- M ajors in his letter, Ir he'd drop the wedding plans, but what self· respecting beagle with 20 years' stardom like Snoopy would date an unknown actress? School children are becoming wise beyond their years, it ap· pears', from the way some guessed the eventual outcome of the dog-gone romance. Here are what other Crest View pupils advised Snoopy about hls impending marriage and all the pitfalls and pratfalls that follow when you know the honeymoon ls REALLY over. They are just as they were written, untouched by any editor's blue pencil : "Dear Snoopy, "Don·t get married. Spike pro- bably will steal your bried. And your bried may not like OellY ...... IVff ~ CHRIS BREWER WITH UNEARTHED ARTIFACTS Trying to Beat Developers to the Foulla The age of the remaani. Cno human bones since cremation was common) is approximat~ because no scientific dating pro· cesses have yet been used. The professor said evidence such as thousands of seashells, s tone tools and hand·shaped scrapers indicates the coastal oc- 'cupants of prehistory fished on the coast part of the year and hunted in the mountains the rest or the year. "We reel lhis 1s a seasonal site," said Miss Brewer. ''But we won't know for sure until two or three more field classes work on the dig." This semester 's class will be the second to work at the Corona del Mar site. Under Miss Brewer's expert guidance, the students will perform the ex· 1 cavat1on. :abe1 an<l record their findan~s and then analyze them m a laboratory. ··we don't i<now much about these coastal people because much of the land was developed before it could be properly ex- cavated," she said, notmg that rteld archeology didn 't even get a foothold in the United States until the 1920s. "We are fairly certain there was contact among the early tribes and we are trying to establish that,·' said Miss Brewer. The Saddleback teacher noted that "avocatio n al" archaeologists can make signifi- cant and exciting contributions to knowledge about man's past If they know what they are doing. Mum Miss Makes Money ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. CAP) - Dorothy Benham is proof -it pays to keep your mouth shut ~hen you 're Miss America. To the delight of pageant of- ficials, the reserved 21·year-old from MiMesota probably will be untainted by controversy when 1he ctvea up her crown on na- tional television her Saturday. Sho's steadfastly refused lo take a stand on almost all Issues of cont.toveny. She called her New Year'• resolutlon1 '1t()C) penonal" to tell. She wouldn't even root for her hometown Mlft· nesota VlJdnas ln a pro football plaYottiame. Aalt.a Bryant'• atand Clll llY rl1bts ma)' bt cootroveralal ttbftheN, but alter Cluellilc wtlh ,......... recently, lll11 Benham would eonridt OG11, .. l do like ......... 1'1111 nm.n proml'ted one re- ~ to~··0mt~JWun ...... -~1·· ·~rve -' 1e.m.a .&bit tht btR tN111..-_ to do •• keep tM1il to .,_.,," lllA Alnmca rtplted. Miss Benham aatd from the start she would do nothln1 to Jeopardi%e her eamln1s. The vow paid her $65,000 In a year in public appearances. Her outspoken predecessor, Tawny Godin of Sarato1a Spr- in1s, N. Y .. talked about every- thfnc from abortion to mari- j uana. In return ahe earned ~.ooo In bookln1s, just over the minimum auaranteed Miu America. Albert A. Maro Jr., a local In· vestment banker who heada the pageant. said Miss Benham re- covered many of the $500 book· ings before church groups that eluded her predecessor. "Dorotby is extremely in- telligent and a very private person. She's as entitled to lhat as Tawny was in expresalns herself In other ways," Marks said. Miss Benham may hav, learned h.er lesson from mlld'~ m ann ertd Terry Anne Meeuwsen, who raked in S83,000 a.a Mlsa America 19'13. 4 ~uspects Nabbed Thrie Sant.a Ana 1outhl Ud a man 1'eN arre1i.d Saturda1 OQ 1Upld0n of attempt.-cl m\IJ'dtr after What appeared to be a,...,. "1.at.d lncldeat, police aaid . Boc*ed on MPlelon ot .. aun. wiUa bMnt lo commit murder WU Dtnltl Ramlrel, 11, OISdta Aha, aklftl With t.bne :JU\'tllU• . Ap,..... fnt.ended Vlctlma JllUI LOl=h 1.t1 and LOUle VaJact_u1 11, °' SUta Ana, acapeq w1thouUftjury. Police Hid tbe IUlpeda re- POrtedl.Y 1potted tbe victims ln a tar· on 1ve.t at1a IU'eel .-bet• ch..ma tblm, llftal ftM &o MVm lhotl bu& tdtlilll DO GDe Wlllft tM vtet11n1 "°"*'· ,.... .. euma 111-= C-. tUl'IMl Ud..,. I.be ••J*ta. Woodsta.ke. And what wood you do with your kids if you 1et eny?" -Jackie Gilmore "I hope a lot of does come to your wedding. I hope your wife is pretty ... " lacy Nichols ''You better find out if she's go- ing to marrl you because you have a lot of ~oney or it she just loves you ... Annamarie Jewell •·cangrajulayshuns Snoopy.·· Bruce McRae "I hope y6u will have a nice time on your bonny moom and J will come and visit some time." -TimS. "Is y~: grlllriend a dog? J hope so ... -Brad Fike "I hope your commg wire is buetafle." Craig Lockerby ·'I heard that your getting mar· ried to another Beagle. Con- gratulations!!! "You must be very happy! J'U get married very soon just like you! Except it won 'l be to another Beagle .. .I'm fed up with my brother and sister and my Mom won 't let me orr my street so I can 't seeLucy the psychiatrist!" -Keith Banse ''I hear your wife is a real dog." Love, Keith Howard •'I think your brother Spike is goln1 to take her away from you. Don't let him! And your wUe might want you just for your money ... I don't want her to make you out a coockoo." -Kathy Holonbek "I dlddlnt now you wore 1et- Ung married. -. " -Tonya Wl1lon "I am glad that you are 1et- tlng. Married. It hu ben a long time. Win you gel married and I hope you are glad wllh your new wife and leved hapley ever alter." -Mike Blair ''Spike does look ve ry wicked .•. " -M arlls Ayer "I think Spike is Jellis •.. " -Jeff Zumwalt "I want to tell you somethin1. Spike has a moustaahe. I think Spike is going to take your fiance away. I no he is. I hope hedosen't thak your fiance away. -Amy Fordham "Are you going to marry a ~1rl." -Ricky White "Snoopy, even tho your getting m$1ried no one wants you to aet maried. Snoopy, give Spike one chance. One false move and you get him home. Give my re1erds to Linus, Lucy, Shroder, Woodstock, Marcy, J .P .• Pigpen, Franklin, Dottie, Clara, Lila, Molly Volly, Thibault, Snoopy, Shermy, Frieda, Peppermint Potty, Sally, Charlie Brown, Violet.Sherry, Patty.'' : -John Walker "I am not alad that you are(1et. ting married. 1 whant you t.o)5tllJ be a bachelor and I wm set~ a date with Farrah Pawcett :Ma· Jors? You are my best frent. ·r -Tim S. Brimer "I hope you have a lot of tittle Snoopys." • -Jennifer Lofthus "I hope you have a good wed- dins. What is your flanl:e's name? When ls your wedding? "l hope you have a good mar- riage. Do you know I am a &ood fan of yours?" • -sberri Buikett ••• The last Jetter from Ms. Burkett la clear, condse and con- tains not a single mlss~led word. But Ms. Burkett's family 91Ust have moved to Huntington Btach just recently, for she list4d a local street but the cily of Ontario as a return address on her en· velope. Having a possibly missent let· ter returned to Ontario instead ol Huntington Beach, however, would be a calamity far J~s traumatlc than having fOUr flanc:ee elope with your brOtber Spike and then abandon even him in Barstow to run off wifh a coyote. One can only hope so ... Storm Bahe a Surprise NEW ORLEANS CAP) --Off· shore workers and coastal resi· dents headed for high ground Saturday as a trop1cal storm named Babe took southern Louisiana by surprise. At 6 p.m., the ill-defined center or the storm was 35 miles southeast of. Plaquemines Parish, the state's southernmost county, and 175 miles southeast of New Orleans, the National Anita's Aftermath: Thousands Homeless TAMPICO, Mexico CAP> The r emnants of Anita, the season's first hurricane, moved west from Mexico into the Pacific Ocean on Saturday after leaving thousunds or persons homeless along the country's northeastern Gulf Coast. Authorities said they had no confirmed reports or deaths or serious injuries, but news reports said five persons were killed by Anita's winds and rain and 11 are missing ·'It's too soon to Ci ve a final ac- count of the dam ages," said Homero Perez Alvarez, a Tamaulipas state offic1al. "The army and federal omc1als are making a helicopter survey of the area today." Anita slammed into the coast Friday morning from the Gulf of Mexico, where it first aimed at Brownsville, Tex. and then veered sharply southeast to strike land at La Pesca, a fishing village or 1,000 persons about 150 miles south of the U.S . border. · Also bard-hit was the town of Soto la Marina, 3S miles Inland from La Pesca. The army bad evacuated an estimated 35,000 persons from the low coastal plain stretching 240 miles north from Tarn pl co to the border. Mexico City newspapers report- ed 25.000 lost their homes. The hurricane swept inland, losing punch as it gained dis- tance from the gulf. Weather Service said. It bad barely moved in three hours. Earlier, forecaster f!igin Landry had said that Babe's best chance to become a hurricane would come if it stalled over the Gulf of Mexico. "We're simply cautioning peo- ple not to take this one Coe grant- ed," said New Orleans Mayoc Moon Landrieu as he directed prep~ operations in bis city. "It's not a killer storm ••• but it's a very serious storm." Winds gusting up to 40 miles an hour whipped Plaquemines Parish. Residents were evacuat- 1ed to Red Cross s helters aft.er hurrying to secure their belong- ings before high tides were pushed onto their low-lying homeland, some of it barely above sea level. Gulf seas of 10 to lS feet were expected. In Grand Isle, Mayor Wayne Guidry ordered the town's %,500 residents to evacuate, Just as be did last Tuesday for Hurri~ane Anita. Grand lale is connected to land by only one highway, and a drawbridge on the road was stuck open briefly. However, the bridge was repaired and the evacuation proceeded smoothly. ALL MUST GO BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS! DRESS FABRICS •••••••••••••••••••••••• INSTANT SKIRT 20~ • •••••••••••••••• 100%Pelyffhr DOUBLE KNIT ··~ •••••••••••••••••••••• LEATHER s1.oo~*· r----•cOUPOM•---., I SEE OUR RICCAR I I SEWIM• MACHINE I 1 Sne 11M 1 L---~~==---~ BELOW COST! 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Frances. <tnd favt: teen-aged ch1ldren. apparently :,ti ll determined not to discuss the aborted burglary al the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington It was in 1972 that Liddy,. one· time counsel to former President Richard Nixon's re-election com mittee, told then-White House counsel John Dean that he would allow himself lo be s hot on the street by a sniper if there was <·oncern he would talk llas silcoce cost ham an add1 · tto'nal 18 months in Jail at a tir.ne when his children were growing up and his wife was running the household in Oxen Hill. Md . on her salary as an elementary school teacher. His oldest child. a . daughter, Sandy, 18, is a student at the University of Maryland • LIDDY'S SILENCE earned to the point that in 1973 he refused even to give his nam e to a House co,mm itte• 'vvestigatang Watergate. He was convicted after a half-day lriaJ on two counts· of refus ing to testify before a congressional commit- tee and received a sus pended six month sentence. Of hi s six teammates on the Water1?al<' burglary squad. all of whom cooperated with pro· scculors and served less lime, Lidd y said · ·'They sold themsclv<'S for less t1m<' J don't do.that ·· l.990,000 to Go .......... ABOUT TO 00 FREE G. Gordon Liddy Northwest Passage Conqzi:ered OTTAWA. Canada IAPl A plucky Dutchman has completed the first solo crossing of the Northwe&t Passage by sailboat and is now racing to round the Alaska coast before the Arctic wanter freezes his route, Cana· daan coast guard officials said Saturday The oCCactals said Willy de Roos. 54, was sailing his 46-fool boat Williwa westward along the /\retie coast of the Northwest Territories about 350 miles east of Prudhoe Bay, Alas ka. He was reported near the coastal town of Tuktoyuktuk. "I thlnk there's time to make at before freeze·u·p if he wants to do 1t." Gtlhs said in a telephone Ul· tt•rview from Frobisher Bay, Northwest Territories. "ll de- pends on how soon the polar ice pack moves in.·• Capt. Gillis said De Roos, a native of Brcs kens, The Netherlands, did not tell the c·oast guard he planned to make thr trip and has been in contact with them only through radio eommun1cat ion with other vessels. !they won~ Soh of. It ~as Cthey hope> a preliminary victory for Tom and Philomena Drake of Pittsburgh, who are bet - ting their lii~ savings m Pennsylvania's Sl million lottery. /\fter spending $12,000 on tickets and 34 hours checking cumbers, they found they had a SlQ,000 winner. They plan to ~pend another SS,000 before the Sept. 26 drawing deadline. • OCEAN BEACH. N.Y. <AP > - Two barefoot young people charged with lll"gal public eat· 1n1 of chocolate chip cookies and crumb cake went into court S•turday and asked a judge to cteclare unconstitutional the or· dlnant•e that bans all snacking on Ocean Beach property In u courtroom on l"ire Island packed with about 50 tanned and barefoot supporters of the def en· dants. Village Judge ~enjamin Mehlman dela.yed a decision. scheduling a hearing in the case forSept 17. LARRY WILLICK, 19, of Rockville Center, N.Y .. and Ruth Bushnell, 25, from Arizona, were charged with breaking the Ocean Beach ordinance against '11 public eating or drinking on Aug. 13 wh.lle munching cookies ald cake on a curb outs ide Rache 's Bakery. They are first lo plead innocent a nd challenge the village or-· dinance. enacted several years ago to reduce litter in this beach community. It provides for a fine of up to $25 for each offense. The defendants claim that the ordinance is unevenly enforced. M achael Hills, their attorney. sa1d after the court session that he had "several witnesses who were prepared to testify that they have eaten pizza, candy or cookies'' in public w1tbout being charged. Village officials concede they turn their heads at the public con- su mplion of ice cream cones because. as one oCCicial said , "'they arc such an American in- stitution." THE DEFENDANTS, as well as many of the blue·Jeaned yOljlJlg Canada, U.S. In Accord on Gas Pipeline OTIAWA CAP > · Canadian and United States negotiators have reached general agreement on a land route through Canada for a pipeline to carry Alaska's nuturaJ gas to consumers in the lower 48 United States DETAILS WERE withheld pending presentation of the ac cord to the two governments ear- ly this week. U.S. Ener1¥ SecrctitrY Jame~ Scrtlesin ge~ the ctiief U.S. negotiator, announced late Fri- day after 1! hours of pipeline talks in the, Canadian capital: "We have reached agreement re· gardlng the (undamental outlines of an overland proposal which I am delighted lo present to the President so he can make nis re- commendation to Congress." President Carter has a choice between the overland pipeline and an all-American route that would par~lel the Alyeska oil pipeline Crdm Prudhoe Bay in the Car north to the port of Valdez in -southern Alaska. There the gas would be hquefied for delivery by ship to the U.S. Wesi. Coast. SCHLESINGER HAS indicat- ed that the administration pre- fers the Canadian route if It can be sh own to be the more economical, with resulting lower prices to conwmers. The energy secretary said he ' would outline for the President both advantages and disadvan- tages of running the line through Canada, but added that "an over- 1and route has major advantages for both countnes." Carter said earlier be would announce his decision next Wed· nesday, but sources in Congress and the White House later ad- vised the announcement could be delayed . lJ.abe'J:tears .StOriily Head ~:: l;,aj of Mexico Breeda Second Big Blow l/..S. s ..... r,, people who crowded into the low, white, shingled village court build!J>g-to demonstrate their sappOrt, wore T·shirta Lhat Lhey said were dis tributed by Rachel's Bakery. "Cookies?" the s hirts said. Below, a .. yes'' box was boldly checked. whHe a "no" box was left empty. · , Rachel Doering, owner of the bakery, was on hand and report- ed chocolate chip cookie sales are "better than ever before." All the fuss may result in change, said Arthur Hammar, a :ipokesman for the 300-member Homeowners AssoC'iation. He said the group may re·examme the ordinance. "We want to be reasonable," he said. "We are not concerned with the ingestion of any foods that don't leave a residue of br or wrappers or paper. "ICE CREAM is among those, and cookies may be as well." After court adjourned, Mi ss Bushnell called the whole affair ··really silly." Al'WI ...... I I l ; I ; "l am hopeful that this or dinance will be thrown out and the rest of the people of this com- munity won't have to go through what we did," s he said. "It is re· a lly silly imagine being arrest· ed for eating a piece of crumb cake." T-SHIRTS ASK SERIOUS QUESTION ABOUT COOKIES Larry Wiiiick, Ruth Bushnell Challenging No-eating Rule States Sue to Stop Panama Canal, Pact WASHING TON CAP l .-The al· torneys general of four states asked the Supreme Court on Saturday to orde r President Carter not to sign the proposed Panama Canal treaty until all details about the agreements are made public. THE ATTORNEYS general argued that although the United States will not be bound by the treaties unless they are ratified by the Senate, Carter's signature would amount to "sufCicient moral commitment" to an agree· ment that could harm their states. Carter is scheduled to sign the documents in ceremonies Wed- nesday, e nding 13 year s of negotiations with Panama over the future of the canal. . The two agreements would yield U.S. control or the canal to Panama by the year 2000 but guarantee the United States perpetual rights to defend the waterway against any threat. When the chief state legal of ficers of Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana and Indiana asked the Supreme Court to intervene Saturday. their petition was istamped "re- ceived" by the court clerk's of- fice. A court spokesman said no de- cision will be made until Tuesday on whether to accept the petition and forward it to the justices. who are on vacation until mad month. Meanwhile, American c1v1c leaders m the Panama Canal Zone called on its 3,500 residents to join a candlelight march of mourrung "for the passing of de· mocracy from the Canal Zone. forever." PAT FULTON, head oC the Pacific Side Civic Councils said the march will be held on Wed- nesday evening. 2nd Voyager ~lSetfor Space Chase CA-PE CANAVERAL <AP> ~ After givmg Voyager 2 a 16-day head start, and learning Crom its problems, the Voyager I spacecraft is set for a Labor Day launch and a 400 million mHe race to the outer solar system. For a while Voyager 1 will be chasing Voyager 2, but scientists say the traJecton es are such that Voyager 1 wwl reach Jupiter four months earlier, in March 1979, to hcAm its analysis of the planet. Voyager 1 ts scheduled for launch Monday at 11 56 a.m. and 1s P<:rchcd ;.itop a Titan-Centaur rocket at the Kennedy Space Center here. "The spacecraft 1~ in good shape and everything 1s ready to ~o." Voyager Project Manager • John Casaru said Saturday. Good weather has been pre· dieted. Difficult Dane· Pooch in Legal Doghouae <>AKI.AND <AP> Jn th caH of Enrico Oell'Oato'a • G~•l 0 • a buk dunna tho next 12 months definitely -oa)d wono lhwi a hilt• ~1·0uo·1 Oakland n IChbon aouahl lo have b!m ~ l.t on thf'ff count• of dl•turbln1 lh• peace Their bone ot cont :nUon: Th do1, n1amt'd Princeu, barked too much. A lnaJ on tho t'ounta whach each could mean alx month lo jail or SS()() w.ii 1tppro1chtna r pldly. Oell'Ouo &ouJhlht·lp from an •ttornt'y, Gill')' Wood Wood turn~ out lo ~ • real leaal bea1lo, eo1ln rin1 •n unusual t'omi;rumuw with an Oakland Municipal Court JUdllt' und lhl• d111lnrt uttorn"y. U anybody complains about Prlnc·u~·\.t. y upp•nH within 12 months, Dtll'Ouo uutom t.it·all)' will he found auUlt.Y of three counll of dialurb- lna the peurt> Jr no ont' complaln1J, he wlll be cleared. Dt!ll'O M)~ ronftdent he'a 1ot the matter licked. A aptt1al door he built will aJJow Pnncesa t.o enter tbo house by herself, without need me to request entry by barldn1. But 1( ll hills. he·, bat'k in the doghouse Transfusion's Out For Witness Mother Tax Bill Now Dead.? Bruwn Cal/A for New Senate Effort Bl.~~~~O SACRAMEN"f.O -It's back t.o the drawin, board for Gov. Brown ond eglslalive leaders, whose elaborate proposal t.o give property tax rebates to 6.5 mllUon Callfornia households collapted in the slate Senate. BROWN MUST also decide what t.o cut from a five-year, $4.28-billion achoo! finance bill, which reached his desk alone ft'riday. An alliance of Republicans and liberal and conservative Democrats In the Senate last Fri· day burled the tax bill under a 16·23 vote, with a two·lhirds ma· JOrity of 27 needed for phssage. The Assembly had approved it 56-22. The Democratic governor said he still expects approval of a pro- perty tax relief measure "but ex- actly how and when is not clear. The tax blll offered '4.76 billlon in tax relief for homeowners, renters and busi- nesses over five years. In 1978, nearly 4 mllllon homeowners with Incomes under '40,000 were to get rebate checks averaglng $218, and 2.5 mUlloo renters mak· ing under $11,300 were to aet checks avera1ing $110. The bill also would have eliminated the $484-mUUon busi· ness inventory tax in 1979·80; set some limits on state and local re- venues; Increased overall taxes on businesses and on new con- struction, and allowed some new local taxes. The Senate vote defied the fre- q ucntly expressed notion that most legislators couldn't vote against property tax retie(. make just about everyone UD• happy. •"l'llJ8 BILL ls a dlreet assault at mlddle-clus CalifornlaM. • • It emasculates the American dream," said Sen-. William Campbell <R·HaFlenda Hd&hts>. Sen. Milton Marks (R-San Franclaco), wanted more aid for renters. Sen. Alan Sterpty <D·Los Angeles), said bualoe1111 was be· log treated too generously at the expense of homeowners. Sen. George Deukmejian <R·Loog Beach>. said the bW would bwt business. The governor said it was up to senators wbo voted against the bill t.o come up with a propo1al that would pus. Mrs. Okonewski's former ob-"Anythin g's possible -a stetrician. Dr. Warren Green-special session, an initiative, a Despite several proclaimed "breakthroughs" during seven months of negotiations, the bill never won broad support. And on Friday it appeared its many pro- visions included something to The unsettled property tu situation took the spotlight ~way from the historic acb~flnanc~ measure, the product of lawsuit that was first filed eia years ago by a Mexican-American family iD East Los Angeles. Aa.tolU .............. • ~1 Johnny Weismuller. 73, the •· Olympic swimmer who .. made it big as the movies'·,. favorite Tanan, was report· ·, ed in near stable conditiorr · late Saturday after a stroke · . in an intensive care unit at Valley Presbyterian ·.· Hospital. . ~ -----------------------~·· A Cae:>erean d<'lt very, an which obstetrician~ cut the mother·~ abdominal and uterine walls, has been scheduled an Fountain Valley for a woman who ~ays she will refuse blood transfu sions for herself and her child Linda Okon c ws k1 , 2 1, a Jehovah's Witnc~s. fled Florida for California after a Judge or· dered that all Florida hospitals and physicians gave whatever treatment ·~ necessary for the woman. berg of Plantation. testified that solution next week or one a few "'if the baby loses a cupful of weeks later," Brown told re-blood, possible death could re-porters. suit." Greenberg and Dr. Michael THE REFERENCE to an ln· Halle. also of Plantation, who itialive indicated he wasn't rul-PASADENA <AP) _.Those Rose Festivities Delayed) MRS. OKONF.WSKI says her religious hch efs pr event her frqm acceptmg any tra nsfusions. was to be the baby's pediatri· ing out the failure of the who associate the arrival of the cian, testified that both mother legislature to agree to a tax bill. new year with the annual Rose and cb.ild could be in imminent The Democratic leaders of the Bowl parade and football game danger i( any loss of blood OC· 1 gi 1 t Asse bl s k will be a day late in greeting 1978. Curred and a transfusl·on could e s a ure, m y pea er Leo McCarthy and Senate Presi-For the thirteenth time in their not be administered. They also d t te J mes M'll ·d 89-year history, the Tournament decision that found he was un· said that the child could suffer en pro m a 1 s, sai they doubted a tax bill could pass of Roses Parade and Rose Bowl fairly fired. brain damage if a transfusion before Sept. 15, when the football game will.be held here Glenn D . Taylor.) an was necessary but not given. legislature is scheduled to recess Monday, Jan. 2 instead of on the acknowledged bomosexuar; was After hearing testimony from for the year. first of the year. The change is t.o discharged for allegedly qag- the two physicians and others, The school finance bill, which prevent the festlvltles, with this ing in lewd conduct at a bar. He Booher issu~ no formal ruling. would narrow the funding gap year's theme of "On the Road t.o was reinstated t.o his position in ( STATE ) white awaiting a union vote on '· the new contract. '" 1 The 1,200 members of the Unit· . ed Nurses Association were ex- pected to vote on the pact in : · several locations, with the last • ' vote scheduled for this afternoon. · ~ spokeswoman Cathy Gibson .~ said. "As it looks now, the first" • day back to work might be Mon-· day." At Fount~m Valley llosp1tal Friday, Or Elliott Zaleznik said Mrs Okoncwsk1 . of West Palm Beach, fla . would he admitted on Monday und '.'>Cheduled for a Tuesday ch1ldh1rth But he said because the pregnan· between rich and poor school dis-Happiness," from interfering the Los Angeles attorney cy is 50 far advanced the baby is tricts in response to the slate with Sunday church-goers. general's office after the state SAN DIEGO (AP> -A 20-year- a "fetus with independent life Supreme Court's Serrano de-Because the S'h-miJe parade Court of Appeal in May 19'76 old San Diego man was stabbed · · " According to a hos pita l s pokeswoman, Zalcznik said he didn't ant1c1pate problems with the delivery a nd rights under the law." cision, won votes of 67-10 in the route 1s lined with churches, found no evidence to support the t.o death In the county jail here as· •: Assembly and 32·6 in the Senate. pageant sponsors are continuing charge. he and 24 other Inmates walked" · ASA RESULT, Booher said the St ri· · 1978 79 lb bill the tradition o( postponing the down an enclosed stairway from , unborn child 1 'is in need of care wou:d ~~ft 1~ome tax' rev~nues parade and game until Monday. Nm se9 Sf. .. _ ~II their cells for court appearances, · : Meanwhil e, in F o rt L a uderd ale, Fla .. Broward Circuit Judge Stephen Booher h e ard l l•s timo ny from the woman's former obs tetrician and ped1 atric1an ut a day-long hearing. for its well-being." hoof dis · ·th bi h authorities said. ., He said he had asked Crom sc tracts wt g "'--a11 p LOS ANGELES <AP)" The victim was identified as •: property wealth to low-wealth ~ .,,..... •• _.,1 California courts lo provide the districts. By l98l·S2 districts with Despite the tentative setUement Robert W. I,.ee. He was chargeo kind of supervision needed lo 80 percent of the students _all LOS ANGELES <AP> -A de· of their three-week-old dispute. Aug. 8 for investigation of •' make sure that the unborn child but the wealthiest _ could raise puty state attorney general has Kaiser Permanente registered burglary, armed robbery and· r and mother receive the medical equal revenue for the same tax received more· than $80,000 in nurses stayed off their jobl and possession of a firearm by an el(· •" care necessary for their protec· dollar. back 'pay a~ the result of a court continued picketing Saturday felon. . , ' tion. ~~~~~~~~~'.::.~~~~~~~~~~~~__:~~=--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....:.~~~-:-~~~~~~:::-:=:=:==-~~ ·' 'Emancipated J Minor' Slain SACRAMENTO CAP) -A 16-year-o)d girl, whose strangled body was found in a field near here, had been declared an "emancipated minor" hy a Monterey County Judge, it was revealed Satur· day The JUd~c·s ruhng last month released the girl. Daphne Colli er, from a Seaside foster home, and made her legally free to look alter herself. SllE WAS hitchhiking from Seaside lo visit her natural mother an Oregon when she was s lain, s heriff's spokesm an Bill Miller said. Mill er said authorities had not been able to con· tact the girl's natural parents. The father was believed to be on a camping trip from Seaside. Mill er said Daphne was seen hitchhiking at a Sacramento freeway on-ramp about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. lier partially cla<I body was found in a field east ofthec1ty by dove hunters about 7 a.m. Thursday. The coroner said there was no evidence of sex- ual assault. She had hecn strangled with a scarf that was still around her neck, the coroner said. The bib overalls, Jacket, shoes, hat, backpack. totebag and purse that s he had when she left Seaside were m1ssmg A STAR and dots were painted about her eyes. Miller said she apparently had painted her face herself before she left Seaside. A woman wh~ gave her a ride from Davis to Sacramento said she noticed the painted eyes, Miller said. , Her body was clad only in underwear and a ''Young Life " football jersey she had received from the Christian high school group's camp in Woodleaf, about 40 miles north or Marysville. She bad attended the camp early in August with ' a group of Seaside teens. Judy Saelzler, a Young Lire counselor at I Seaside High School, said the girl had been living in foster homes for about three years. "She dldn 't feel welcome in her own home and she didn't want to stay," said Ms. Saelzler. "We loved her ... we really did." Star Struck Movie Hoo/a 2 Girla SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -"I get really nervous when I haven't seen it for three d~," Bonita Frank gravely observes. Her dog? Nope. Her past.or. Uh, uh. I A cherished skateboard? Naw. "Star Wars," that 'a what. She and friend Linda Whitten, 29, Hy they've aeen the amaab bit aclenc:e nctJon film 41 times and happily if unnecessarily admit they are booked: Tb y've sot the ticket stubs t.o prove it, too., "We're addicted t.o the movie," aaya Bonita, 28. ''It'• kind of Jlke Buck Rogers and Fluh Gordon •llh a Utt.le bit of Erroll Flynn thrown ln ••• It'• become a way of llf •." She and her friend say they malce a bff.lin• lm· mediately for the front ro• Lo wltneu the Oeort• Lcicu 70 millimeter phenomenon from Ute tl'OM tow, IO they can aavor •• .., declt>,l oft.be m~t lound. 1'le Coronet Theater !MN bu .old ~a W· mltUOn tlcketa 1lnce 41Star Wart"~:,:,:. ••>'• ...wtant rnanacer oeor,. LU. He • .,ore thtft half have aeen lt Jn(ft tbu oece. Silt u.. awed theater ............. ...... harit rl _.... ••na the ,pecey ...._ ..... .._ • aft•. um.a~ llal!Uta~ . . Carpet ToWlis LABOR ~AY Week-end Sale 5 DAYS ·ONLY! • -For this special Labor Day Week-end Sale, we have departed from our regular policy pf offering price reductions on selected styles and reduced EVERY QUALITY AND STYLE IN STOCK. Select from over 100 styles and over 1,000 colors, all reduced 1°"o to SO°/o. ALL CARPETING ALL (tjlDDING ~]0%to 20'1o 50°."-,, This ExTAA BONU!!!u types and qualities of padding purchased during thl& sale with a corresponding amoul}I of jute-back carpeting. If you shop only one carpet sale in your lifetime ... this Is iU Choose a('ly style or price range -Everything is reduced! IMSTALLATION 10%. ·off During this limited sale, you win aave 10% on the cost to install the carpet you purchase rrom us. I JUSTA FEW EXAMP.l.ES OF SAVINGS SHOWN HEREI SAVE28% Reduced to Multl.oolor nvton hi-lo In $4 99 ! elghl coloratiOl'IJ • llCI• yd •• SAYl!'114'b SAVE 40% SOFT CUT &LOOPSTYLE AVAILAmL•IN 25 IRID8SC•NT COLORS SAVE 214M. Stu!W nyton texturad loop In &en mul6-tooe oolofttlon• • ~ . Sunday, 8ept*1tt. 4, 1en .. Robert N. Weed/Publti.her Thomn Keevll/Edltor 9.lrbera Krelblch/E.dllorlel Pe9e Editor Ot1ngeCmslDallyPllol Editorial i-~e · ~ ........................................................ .. No Justi~ ·Shown • In Clerk Decision Orange County'• Superior Court Judges took the bull by the ho1ns '9Cenlfy when lhey decided to put the court clerks vnderthelr adm1n1atr1t1ve wing With aomo logic, the judgos said the prosont system of "8vtng lh clerk• reapon1fblo to tho courts but in the employ of County Clerk Wiiiiam St John leaves the clerks In the un· comfortable pos1t1on of sen1lng two masters. In the aftermath of the move to take over the clorka, it was pointed out that th• Issues o1 chronic understaffing and habitual low clerk morale figured 1n the judgea' decision. Those are all po1nta in favor ol turning the clerks over to lhOJUdgeS However there is something discomforting about a group of 1udges or any other group of officials meeting in pnvate and reach mg a public decision outside of pubhc view. Also, because the prerogatives and mandated duties of dn elected public 0Htc1al are at stake, 1t 1s difficult to un- derstand why the 1udges' decision was made without first consulting other county administrators and officials. They had at least a moral obligation to think of the pre-- cepts of · due process" and "prudent procedure" 1f not basic good management. Now. 1t appears there 1s a chance the judges· action might end 1n a court battle because of St John's protest to the move. If so. the legal tiff will be just one more costly and un· necessary example of how Orange County's so·called public leaders appear to prefer to work at odds w ith one another rather than in unison and harmony. Condition Aggravated Announcement by the California Health Facilities Com· m1ss1on that 1t intends to assume full regulatory control over rates and services in California hospitals and nursing homes bodes 111 for the quality of health care. The fact that the 12-member comm1ss1on split 7-5 on the issue tells you that this 1s not a consensus of great vision arrived at on the basis of considerable study and careful de- liberation One basic fallacy of this 1s the theory that price control provides better, more effective and more economic services. But pnce control of a supplier of services that does not ex- tend to the pnce of the labor, supplies and sen1ices used by that organization has been proved time and time again to be a cruel farce and a failure. Aggravating that, of course. is the simple fact that the commission does not have the expertise -the smarts -to make t~se kmds of decisions for th~ hundreds of hospitals in California wt th their varying local needs and conditions. It occurs to us that. even in the unlikely event that the new Health Facilities Commission and its staff turn out to be twice as eff1c1ent and knowledgeable in their realm as the coastal tomm1ss1ons were jn theirs, there's a good c hance that, w1th1n a year, they'll have the hospital system in the state of California in chaos. What's-his-naine Bill? It s a super piece of leg1slat1on, but how should It be titled? State Sen. James Mills (D-San Diego) and Assemblyman Leo McCarthy (O·San Francisco), leaders of t heir respective law-making bodies, carried a bill that would do aw;Jy with naming pieces of legislation after their authors. l'he Jones Biii against prostitution. the James Bill on textbook selection, the Smith Bill governing public meetings -stuff like that. It's a good idea and it's on its way to passage. Who cares, 40 years later (or even five years later), who did the job of carrying the law thfough its legislative courses? But the bill that turned the trick? W1ll 1t be the Mills-McCarthy Act? • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Cally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is invited. .. .I ·Tlwughts I Sydney Harris It is not the presence of sor- row, but the lack of joy. that makes so many lives depressed and depressiAg - the absen ce of positive satisfactions, rather than the pressure of any negative force. IC the inverse ratio in land- alr travel continues at its pre- fleot rate, we shall soon be able to go around the world in four hours -! one hour of fly. iog time and three hours to 11et ~the airport. Little bas changed in American political party s tructure since Tocqueville observed nearly a century- and-a-half a10: •'There are many men of principle in both partiea in America, but there la no party of principle.'' Tbe tanatJc who Iles to •• blmsJJr is a ra r 1reater .. mentce than the hypQCrite ~who U• toothe.r1. want tbeir town OI' state or na· lion to grow as much as poss•· hie. Living in the past ages peo- ple faster than suffering in the pre:;enl. Almost everyone objects to the multiplicity of laws, yet when an injustice is thrust up· on us, we fulminate that "there ought to he a law.'' Speaking of law, the best reason for invokinl "equality under law" ii wecisely the fact UJat people are born uMqUal; 1! they were equal, there would be no need for It. The tmdency to give advice is generally 4n ln.,.....e ratio to the~-ot the advice; the IDolt useful 1dv1ce·ldvw i1 cUltomarily the one who is most l'duci.nt to dispense it. The pesslmll\ sea only the tunnel; the opt!mllt 8"' the light M th~ end of the tunntll; the Nalllt sees the tunnel and the li&ht. -and the neirt tun· net Nick Thimmesch Carter's 'Best' Is Yet to Come W ASHINOTON -It i5 time for Jimmy Carter to put his halo away. It helped keep blm up ln the polls, and any president needs popularity in order to claim leadership. But the Bert Lance a/fair and an accumulation o! events where Mr. Carter s p o k e right eously. and acted olberwise. make it time to stow the halo in the closet along with the in· augur at ion memorabilia. Mr. President, the honeymoon is over. For Jimmy Carter to stand up with a straight race and defend Bert Lance's oversights and overdrafts in the way he did with that holy gaze on his face was enough to appall even True Believers in the President. AT THE VERY least, Lance engaged in shabby practices. At the most, he was on the margin or breaking the law. And if his name was n't Bert Lance, he might be in big legal trouble. Lance has proved to be a care- 1 ess and sloppy banker and therefore is not qualified to serve as director or the Office of Management and Budget. Yet Mr. Carter pontificates "Why Not the Best?" In his ap· proach to government, and in his high-sounding acceptance speech at the Democratic con· vention he sang out that "It 1s time for our government leaders to respect the law no Jess than the humblest citizen, so that we can end the double standard or justice in America." IND EED. Mr. Carter's rhetoric is worth looking at in light of his performance. The blacks have already had at him on Uus and so have other ac· livists, including Ralph Nader. But that barrage from the Left is expected. The rest of us can raise other questions. Where, Jimmy Carter, is the "best" that you promised for government, the re· duction o( government agencies from l,900to200? Moreover, a look across the ex· panse of your Administr:ation, Mr. Carter, shows not only gaps (jobs not filled) but an array or Norman Cousins authentic second-raters in your middle-level bureaucracy. The fact that they are young, articulate, usually alfiuent and trendy, and fresh from your cam· paign, doesn't mean they are qualified and hard workin&. A REPUBUCAN senator once backed Harrold Carswell for the U.S. Supreme Court by saying ··w e can use a UtUe mediocrity." That was poor argument then. and it is poor argument now in terms of your middle-level ap- pointments. Your execution or foreign policy has been criticized con· siderably. Currently, you are catching heat for the Panama Canal Treaty, a negotiation in process for many years and un· der several presidents. It is no more your baby than, say, John F. Kennedy's, but you are left to defend and then consummate. Clutching former President Gerald Ford and Henry Kiss· mger for support, and trying to drag businessmen into the strife is what most presidents have to do. You shouldn't be blamed for trying to spread the heat. BUT YOUR conduct on the Middle East situation is something else. First, you enrap· ture the Israelis by declaring you support "defensible borders," then yolH@lro i' hack. Then you cheer the Arabs by backini a "Palestinian homeland" only to change it to "Palestinian entity." AU along, the Arabs were led to believe that there was going to be a Geneva Conference this fall, even if you h ad to grab Menahim Begin by the ear and drag b.im there yourself. But the last word is that you will do no such thine and won't even tell Israel, our saucy depen· dent, how sore you are over Begin's adventures on the West Banlt. MEANWHILE, you caused great , and u o n ecess ary. twitching or colons in South Korea and Taiwan, not so much for what you did. but how you did it. Your announcement on withdrawal of U.S. troops from Korea was abrupt and without sufficient consultation. Vance's trip to Peking was planned without much regard for Taiwan and the treaty, which means plenty to them As it turned out, the Com munist Chinese were less in terested in normalizing relations than we seem to be. As for South Korea. why couldn't there be a quiet draw-down of U.S. troops to a level or a few brigades, thus providing a symbolic presence in the demilitarized zone something like Berlin? That would reassure the South Koreans and also achieve your eoals for the United Statm. '"Korea. Why the trauma? So Jimmy Carter settles into the presidency and learns that 11 can be frustrating, and that h1:. promises for love and truth· lelling are easier made than kept. Despite being advertised as the "moral equivalent of w.ar." a preposterous phrase, the Carter Administration's energy effort has yet to show results. The realities of government rt· organization, welfare reform and other Carter projects are that neither tbe Congress nor the public is organizing parades on behalt of our leader. THE CITIZENRY is not keen for politicians on all levels . whether they be m Congress or the White House. Mr. Carter ha~ maintained a remarkable levl!l or popularity. a tribute, perhaps to hjs own public relations sk1lh and those or his counselors But we need a James Earl Carter Jr., (his Christian naml• as subanitted to "Who 's Who" 1 without illusions, and orr the pedestal. This is a man who once described himself as a peanut farmer and nuclear physicist, on- ly to later explain that he was in the peanut marketing business a nd was actually an engmeer who had studied some nuclear physics. The record shows J1mmv Carter declare<l that he was no1 in favor of repealt.ng R1ght·l o Work laws. and abo favored shooting rioters. He ~ay., otherwise now. TllE RECORD also :.ho~· that, as governor. he took frer· airplane rides Crom several cor. porallons, including Lockheed He continued the practice in his presidential campaign, wtuch is shading the federal election laws the way Bert Lance shaded bank· ing laws. Jimmy Carter has shown con sistency and some courage on thl' questions or abortion and !.ending his daughter, Am y, to an ink- grakd public !.chool m the D1:.- ~rict or Columbia · a pl<ice where most liberals hide their children in private schools. Anyway, Jimmy Carter, sans halo, is preferable lo a vaguely outlined, even mystical, character. We live at a time when 1l 1s difrlcult for big men to emerge as presidents, or for presidents to act like big men. Neutron Bomb Aims War at Unborn Proponents of the neutron bomb are making it sound like the greatest boon to hum anity since the life- p reserver. They contrast it with the ex- isting atomic ' bomb which not only re- l e a s e s radioactivity but has an explosive force equal to thousands ot tons or TNT. The neutron bomb, they em· phasize, doesn't pulverize people and places. It "me/ely" brings about the death or all living things through radiation, with property remaining virtually un· damaged. The neutron-bomb advocates have overlooked a basic fact. Survivors in the outlying areas will suffer genetic damage. This means lhal human beings yet un- born are going to have to pay a fearsome price. THE RADIATION will atroct the human genes, bequeathlnc to our descendants all sorts or in· herited defects. Our legacy to the future will be freaks, cripples and mental defectives. The neutron bomb poses a moral issue. Do we have the right to condemn ruture generaUons? For tbe neutron bomb i1 a declaration of war against. the human future. If people now alive are wt1llni to put up with aonmtnent leadersW'bo bc!ll•ve modern wea;ions are aecasary fOC' "n•· lion al security," that II tbelf privilege, ao lonl as thQ accept the consequeoc" !or their own t!me on earth. 8ut wbat ta \rUly evll ls to elf.a.retard th• rtpu of humu belnp yet to be bom. guarantee of a sound mind and body. When a rather is first in· formed that his child has been born, and when the newborn baby is first placed in its mother's arms, the first thing both parents want to know is whether they have a normal child. Btrr WE AREN'T content, ap· parently, with the normal range of biological risk. We now pro- pose to put our own foul stamp on the great d esign of life. No human being -not Jimmy Carter nor Leonid Brezhnev - should have this klnd of power. In any sane world, the decision to make nuclear weapons - whatever the type -would be re- garded as a crime against humanity. But so topsy.turvy have our values become that we can listen without blazing indignation to people who !&I\ us that the neutron bomb is somehow a re· Mailbox finement in the art of warfare, destroying people but not pro· perty. On a more mundane level, the decision to manufacture and stockpile neutron bombs runs directly_ counter to Jimmy Carter's stated aim of eliminat· ing nuclear weapons from the world's arsenal. IT IS DIFF1CULT to see how the United States can expect to persuade other countries to forego making such weapons or to reduce existing stockpiles while the United States is de· ve.loping ever more sophisticated forms of atomic killers. Does President Carter expect the world to take us senously when we say we are trying to make atomic waTfare more humane? If so, why would it have not been a good idea to announce we are putting the brakes on the production and stockpiling or the . regolar atomic explosives? The fact that President Carter did not do so means th al wh<Jl ha!- <ictually happened is that we art Just adding another nuclt·:11 weapon to our a rst.•nal of super killers. IT IS SAJO that Jimmy Carter intends to use the neutron bomb <.1s a negotiating chip for the next round of Strategic Arms Llm1ta tions Talks. Even in this case. however, the neutron bomb wouJd be a Car more effective negotiating asset if we were to announce that we had withheld actual manufacture in order tr1 help create a climate for tht' arms negotiations. Let's call things by their right names. The neutron bomb, like its older brother, is a fiendish weapon that has nothing to do with national security. If it is used. it will be a form of warfare against people whose only cnme is that they have yet to be born. Two Cheers for Paramedics 1'o the Editor: The sel'Vices provided by lhe paramedics of the City ol Hunt- ington Beach an outstandine in every way. Early morning, August 26, m,y husband awakened with severe cheat paint. l c ailed the para.medic• and within three minutes they arrived, flashing red u,bts, In front of my •Part- ment bulldlna. <Considerately end oourt.eoualy, sirens were nOl uaed. Not one of the tenants was disturbed). Wlt.bin MCOndl my hu.,band wu ~od up to a monitor and ttie paramtdic1 were apeaklnc with a doctor reeardinl hll COD• dlUm. Whm a paramedlc 1tartecl to tln4 a veln to inject Q ln· tnftDOUI aotation, I told> htm that my h•baocl'• ,,elna were dlfncult to "'°" with. u. 1mlled and Hid tMt lf be cUdn>t .. _ that vein flrat try• b wOQld bu,, ht• buddy • fallon of ice cream." He succeeded first try I (J wonder w h en the paramedics received lheir last pay rai8e and if thal raise in pay wu indeed award enough for tbe service, when needed, they give to all o! ua>. ALTA M. CLAUNCH 'M•reelous W•rk' To the F.ditor: I would like your readers to know of the marvelous work or tbe Newport Beach paramedic& from the lire department heed· qvaJ"tera. I called them to OW' homo at 12:30 a.m. Au,. 27. Thelr prompt arrival seemed \lDbellovable, Tbey were eftlclct, courteous!I t.bouchUW, even to the polot or turnin.tJ off all the U11hll in our a,partment and Jocklng the doors, after I hid ridden in the am- bulance that took my husband to Hoag Hospital, u be bad •uf • ltred a llrdte. It 1' my wllb that every oom· munll)' in thii country Will have OWi geat p,1ram c iril~ aDd IOGL And, 1 UD IO all'atelU.l lb.at t;bj~ Ql OW' C'C"DPMP'l• ty were f oresi1thted and had the wl!\dom to adopt this pl<.trl. sometimes over opposition. IC you have space to print this Jetter in your column, I would bo very grateful. MARY W. MITCHELL Sot tlf DOE Faffed To \he Editor· We appreciato your editorial < Aut(. 23) on the rort.bcomln.c S holl Oil platform otr our coaatllne. lt saJd It all succinctly, down to the camel's head and the tent (too late, al as I), but words cannot convey the feeling of lruatraUQn and despair that we who worked so long and so bard feel now. We wlab to aaialn thank all wonderful, decllcated people wh volunteer ed thelr time and enera on behalf of DOE (Drtll OU Ellewhore) to prevent the re. allty ot Just auch an "oil me>nster." And we wish to add how 1orry we are for an of LajUDa that our effoN failed. TONY and DONNA DEM£TRIAD~. CO-Qainnm, DOE Orenoet Coaal Dally P1lo1 ... Or6a a..,.!.t.l-.l!J.· .. l.l ______________ To•w•r•1te•the-oa-11•v P.•.•o.t1.eo···"-60,•CO$-t••M•e•s•.· •cA•92•6•2•6 --A'!"1 1 r• ~ .:; !!!'.P. Sunday, Septemt>er•. tt7T ToC.11 the Oellv Pltot/714M1..u11 Swim 50 Miles? 'Must Be All Wet' By Bevorly Bush Smith .. _ ..... l oaay •S tho dJy Bamng an acute muscle cramp or a se11ure. I shall be the flrtt to do It. lt't your typical torto1!· lhf1re story and a hare I am not. But here. 1n what's politely termoo my "middle years,·· I am going to be the first at our nc.1qhborhood pool to complete my 50-mlle swim Not t hasten to add. that it happened all at once. Plug· gmg away. first 1 quart&f' of a mite 1 day, then a half and. could I possibly -yes. finally, thre&-quartera of a mile, I'd gradually p~sed those whO are half and a third my age. Lett behind were those who smiled politely or even laughed a lot when I began Why bother? An 1nlan111e reaction to the danglfng carrot. I suppose that goal of 50 miles. But then. I've always swum a couple of dozen lengths whenever the pool 19 heated, and suffered withdrawal pangs when it's not. If I had to choose between sw1mm1ng and eating. . well, I'd have to be very hungry lo pick the latter I ve tried other forms of exercise: tennis (takes too much time and must be scheduled). Jogging (b-<>·r-1-n-gl), jumping ro;>e (pounding punishment). running up and down stairs (wc3rs out the carpet). Frankly, they're all one big sweat. J;w1mm1ng on the other hand. 1s cool. refreshing. the perfect union of 1nv1gorating exercise and restorative therapy Now I pull on the bathing cap which does not keep my hair dry. only out of my fa,e. plunge in, and begin stroking toward the other end of the pool. At11 There 1t 1s again -that total sensual experience. The silken feel of the water on every square inch of my skin, the pillowing support of its buoyancy, the welcome cool· ness. the surprise of warm pockets from the incoming jets of water. I hear the slosh-slosh of my freestyle and backstroke. the babble of bubbles as I exhale. And there's so much to see· below me, the surrealistic, ever-changing dappling of sunlight refracted through water creates a light-show Automatically I follow the tiled black lal'le line on the pool's bo1tom un111 11 11na11zes at t'ne ·emf wrm Yne 'cf6ss·s1asn lSf ~ • - T Or swimming backstroke. each time I pull an .arm from the water I marvel at the shimmery arc of droplets of water 1n the sunlight. against the counterpoint of that bubbling fountain al my feet. Attar a while, though, I need something to do with my mind. Swimming. to me, isn't boring; the repetition of the strokes 1s actually soothing. But if I count strokes or con- centrate on the execution of each one. fatigue seems to come quickly If. on the other hand, I wrestle with some knotty prob- lem. I suddenly find I've swum more laps than I thought. I'd heard of an Olympic swimmer who was also a cellist, and swam to the music in his mind. I'd also read of an ocean swimmer who recited the Lord's Prayer which. she said, has "a good beat " So sometimes I "listen" to music as I swim. The Bech Brandenburgs offer a marvelous drive to keep me going. Old favorite hymns not only have good rhythm. but some give the bonus ot fine texts to contemplate. I've found. too, that this watery environment which in- sulates me from outside distractions, is a perfect setting for prayer ... good for easily a dozen lengths. By alternating strokes. two lengths each of freestyle, breast and back, I can usually keep track. Three groups of six and I've swum a quarter of a mile. But sometimes I become so engrossed in mt thought•. I wish for a counter at the end of the pool, or someone to hold up cards showing lap numbers, as in distance events at swim meets. I prefer to swim at noon. It breaks up the day; the sun warms me; end usually, the pool is not too crowded. But on busy days, I sometimes rouse myMff at 5:4'6 to do my laps. It's a horrendous struggle to get up, but once I'm at the pool -generally under a leaden sky, wtth stnm rising In an eerie English moors acene -I'm glad I ume. No bodies hurtle off the diving board tQ send shock waves through the pool. which. having no gutteta at the edge, becomes an agitated ocean to swim. Just smooth water and a silence broken only by the rhythm of the strokes. Ahhl And, once back home, I actually talk at breakfast, In 81rikfng contrut to my usual monosyllable muttertng of es- aentialt. ••• Esteem Only ·wort~· a Nickel? ByaEP.Ol'ISPIKE <D·N.V.> WASHING TON -It is ap· proprtat.e that Common Cause, tbe so-called People'~ Interest lobby, havlng done so much to shape the character or the 95th Congress, is now seeking to bribe that Congress into voting for the Consumer Protection Agency. The bribes are nickels. now ar- riving in a trickle if not a flood, usually taped to a letter or post card entreating the member to vote ror the legislation with some approximation of tbeS'e words: "Uere's your nickel; where's my Consumer Protection Agency?" • WHETHER THE Consumer Protect.Jon Agency will be worth the nickel remams to be seen, but I hope this particular lobbying ef Cort falls on its face There is nothing wrong with the nicke ls. They are not wooden, but r ea l , made of whatever substances we're mak mg nickels with these days (sure· ly not nkkel ). Once pried loose MJm the gum· my substances in which they are encrusted on arrival, they serve as an excellent medium for transferring the lint in one's pockets to the newsboy's ha!Tds. THAT THE CONGRESS has been so demeaned. and that its members are deemed so childlike and unintelligent that they may be wooed to vote for a bill of marginal merit by a flood of sticky nickels, seems to de· monstrate the depth to which _ ~oagr+.:'-imen have ~unk in the publlt• eye. And. in fact. in their own I am moderately confident that my votes are not for sale If I am wrong. l>O 11> the pnce. When I arrived in Congress 17 years ago, I was terribly proud to be a mer;nber or that institution. No more. MR. SPEAKER, Sam Rayburn, was a fearsome man who could, merely by his.expression, inform· <my obstreporous member either I.hat his motion was improper or that his attire was. He was aloof, descending from his throne in the Speaker'• chair to Indulge ln de- a,aie ODly when the matter on tho floor wu of national importance. He waa kind, but he ran the place, and the place worked. We did what really needed doln1. and then we went home. No more. Today,Con1ressisdrownlngin trivia. Each day starta With an unnecessary recorded vote, ut1ually on the issue of approving the journal of the previous day's session. Members, llke a nock of wethers, dutlfUlly vote "yes," though none or them has read it. WE LUMBER ON through hundreds of unnecessary votef on noncontroversial items, and at the end or exhausting weeks have httle conception or what we have voted on. or even how we voted. We atone for this foolishness by issuing reams of statistics about how many votes we have had, how many committee meetings, how many hours in session. The statistics are accurate, but rrequenlly ~latistics conceal DID YOU ~EAR CONGRESS IS ASi<JtJG !=OR AN01l1E'R PAY '<AISE? more important facts. We would not need IO many VOt.el/zneet. ins• /hours if our procedures were not d.rownin• us. It should be possible oo con· trovenlal and fundamental ii· sues to vote a policy and ll ve with lt, but issues Uke abortion, bua· ing and foreign aid aro voted on over and over again. IN ADDmON to the trivia which consumes our days. the mitsing ingredient in our parliamentary procese is eood will. Any system of government and procedures sensitive enou,h to protect the rlghta of one minority can be abused by another minort. ty to frustrate the will of the ma- jority, if their aim is to block and frustrate rather than lo ac· complish majority goals. Majon· ty rule which protects minority rights requires good wlll among all the participants. Where has it gone? In the lofty efforts to improve the image or Congress, congressmen have been turned against one another. BUT1i-lEY .JUSTGOf ONE.r 1 k~lOW ... . !kNOW ... . Goaded by tbe debacles or Wilbur Milla and Wayne Hay~. we have devolved a system of etbJcs where the members are spending vast amounts or time JudJlng one another, not on their ' achievements as congressmen but on their out.side activities and persooal lives. That bastion or propriety. the House Ethics Committee, in its languid pursuit. of the Korean lobbying scheme. is taking the easy way-asking members and staffs to inform on one anoth~r. The eood will absolutely esseh· tial to making the place work has been dissipated in the process. THREE MONTHS arter tht> Howse passed what was proudly hailed as the toughest ethics code of any legislature in the nation. Common Cause has looked at the House and said that there is "a national cn sis of confidence m the integrity or the House of Representatl ves. '' There ls indeed. T._.ere 1s susp1· cion and mjstrust even among 1tc; members. The sad thing 1s, v. e havedcme it to ourselves. At-JD ~ClR WHA~ ALl-IHEY DO IS srr AROUNU Ot\11+-lE/R REAR. fNDS ~ SOUTH ~ KORf:AN EMBASSY Guard Against 'Boom and B ust' By JOHN J. BALLES John Balles .• president of the Federal Re~erve Bank of San f'rcm· cisc:o, addreu~ Town Hall of Los Angeles These tire ercerpts Jrom his s~ech Ir we are to achieve our na· lional economic policy goals of hi g h employment. s table economic growth. and reason. able stability in the purchasing power of our money, we must ac· cept the fact that many or our economic doctrines have become outdated. Some experts tell us that we should learn to live with infla· tion. by such means as indexing our wages and olher payments, so that they rise each year io step with the consumer price index BUT STOPGAP measures or this kind only help certain groups, while the rising tide of prices continues to undermine everyone's standard of living. In addition, stopgap solutions dis· tort the price mechanis m and produce major ineCCiciencies in the allocation of resources. I hasten to add that the prices or many goods and services can and should Increase through the workings or the marketplace. That is the market's way of signaling people to reduce their consumption and expand their product.Jon. The dangers or inflation are many IL<; impact 1s unpredicta· ble and 1t hits hardest at those in the economy who can least afford it. Even worse. it perverts pat· terns of business and consumer spending and produces a roller coaster effect in the economy~ boom followed by bust. THIS PHENOMENON OC· curred as recently as 1974 when the U.S. economy suffered its worst recession in 40 years. A good part or that recession was due to an insidious inflationary blowoff a few years earlier. I believe that we can avoid these economically disastrous patterns by formulating a sound national financial policy. ft is readily apparent that tbe chronic double-digit inflation suf· fered by nations such as England, Italy. and Australia has resulted from execul.Jve or legislative control or the c!enlral banks in those nations. Those governments have thrown (inan· cial responsibility lo the winds by turning on the currency printing presses, and that can only result in raging inflation, high un· employment. and economic in· stability. BY COMPARISON, things have not been too bad in the Unit· ed States but I do not believe that we are doing as well as we can. Before each major war -the Revolution, the War of 1812, the Civil War, World War I , and World War II -prices roughly hovered around the same level. During each or those conflicts, prices just about doubled and then sank back to the original level in a grinding post-war depression. Wise private and governmental actions did orrset a serious economic downturn after World War II. but the inflation problem persisted, mildly at first and then more seriously. Jn the 15 years preceding Viet· nam, the general price level in· creased almost 40 percent, reOecling such developments as the Korean War and the invest· ment boom or the mid·l950s. IN TIIE EVEN shorter period that began with the Vietnam War, prices have almost doubled. Of course the worst period was that of late 1974 when the inflation that bad been sup. pressed for several years by price controls burst out in an an· nual inflation rate of 13 percent. Fortunately, we bave been do- ing some things right since the end of 1976. The combined ac· tions of Congress, the Ad· ministration, and the Federal Reserve System have reduced the rate or inflallon to almost half or the 1974 level. Much of this suc· cess can be attributed to the! creation of nearly six million new jobs since 1974 and the very rapid and substantial expansion of our economy as measured by pro- duction. employment, and pro- fits. But there have been some clouds on the bortzon atnce the beginning ot um. The ••l"l•te at•ti.st.ica .reflect a healthy, ,.-ow- int economy but the rate ol infl&· tlon has continued to rise ateadl ly. Now ts tho Ume to de<:lde whether we will move toward re- newed, acceleratin1 inf11.Uon or toward sound financial polloies tbat will level off that intlatJon and emw. a lonaer perlod of bu1lne11 expa.naloft without a • 'boom and bust" pattern. MANY PBOPLS Jwm tW w ahould 1et \&led to a "incJldirate .. rl•• tn 'lJl't~ ot abOUl nve per; cent 11DDll8lly for UM fOl"•Hable luwn. one prt>blem With that •cenarlo 11 t.bat conaumer pncea have~ at clote to a niDt perca rat.e •*• lut fall -alD'Mllt hriee •fut II .. tM,,. ................. lA ntM~ WHla c 'tifM IWa percent inflation, prices woultl reach unbelievable levels in tht early decades of the next.. cen tury For example. the averagt• $4,600 car would cost over $40,000 by the year 2020! How djd we in the 1970s ever get involved with suc'h a senous inflationary problem ? Some ex perts blame the problem on a col · lection of one-time m1sfortunc1>, s uch as crop failures and upsurge in oil prices. Others point to basir changes in the structure of the U.S. economy. such as the growth or nationwide unions and the increasing concentration of industry. Much closer to the mark, we can trace the severity of the in flation problem to a worldwide conjunction or easy monetary and fiscal policies in the late '60s and early '70s. By providing too much money and too much stimulus to purchasing power, governments have fueled a worldwide price explosion throughout this penod. Total federal spending has grown at an unparalleled pace in the last decade. The country was 186 years old before the govern- ment 'spent $100 billion a year. but by the bicentennial it was spending almost $400 billion an- nually 1 Because r eventtes have not kept pace with this spending upsurge, d eficits n - corded in 15 of the las t 16 years have amounted to $337 billion. TBROUGH ITS heavy de· m ands on both real and financial resources, the federal govern ment laid the basis for today's severe inflation problem. By fail· ing to increase direct taxes to cover its increased expenditures, the iovemmenl also decided in effect to impose a silent yet severe tax by lnflaUoo. la the!'e any reason for hope lo thls dreary economtc pleture! I believe theTe ta. Although maoy pe ople consider President Carter's empl\uis on a balanced budtet by 1980 to be a political tact.le, I believe that we owe sup· port to the point of view he la representlftg. There are elements or Con1reas that also deserve our aupport. The various bud1et committees oC tbe House ~nd Senate are now operating und~r th• Con,cnuioaal B.udaet Act: oe 117•. f ~ POa TR'E nUT tlme in acir , n•Uon'• hlst(>r'y,. Lbele comnttc; i... have tho r•ponslbillty to Jumpo e covernment expe11. dlture1 with ~, revtn\la ind lo dttttmlne hOw much ot a ,, deficit the eronorny C•n wltbltand. HOwevtr, we have 1ft to reach a point where tbe PlaNM!d Hflelta hne any ....i.- tiall • aU &o the .ute ot am ··~ ... • Save tor Posteritg Efforts are under way in Santa Ana to save the 97·year-old Smith, Tuthill. La,mb Mortuary btiilding, Santa Ana Boulevard and Broadway, originally slated to be de· molished for a parking garage. Dr. Julius Crane built the building as his home in 1880. In 1915 it became a mortuary and the rotunda was added. WHEN IT COMES TO APPRAISING JEWELRY SHARP BECAUSE. • ~'RE THE FIRST ANO ONLY PROFESSIONAL JEWELERS IN THE UNITED STATES OFFERING A COMPUTERIZ60 APPRAISAL SERVICE. All DIAMONDS ARE APPRAISED ANO REGISTERED WITH AN ABSOLUTE EVALUATION REFLECTING CURRENT MARKET VALUE. More than 2,000 people, including cmployes or a hotel, city hall and loan company, have signed up with a mobile teaching unit to learn how to prevent needless deaths due to sudden heart ~Loppage. They will be laking classes at their workplace to learn· cardiopulmonary re· susc1tation CCPR> from a team of 12 instructors who come to them equipped to set up instant classrooms. TUE I NSTR UCTORS are frqm Coasthne Community College, which is funding the teaching unit to the tune of s.57,oOO over the next three years. It will be equipped with a van that lets the instructors bTtng to the workplace lifelike adult and baby models for prac· t1cing resuscitation techniques. This mobile aspect makes it the first program of'its kind in California The program has the backing of the O r ange County Chapters of the Ainencan Heart Association and the American Red Cross. Medical records show that 350,000 peo- plC die each year in Callfomia from sud- den heart stoppage and it is estimated th;at the death toll in Orange County is ... avcral thousand . Apart from CPR Classes Go IntoCo~ty well·publicized incidents of heart at· tacks, a minority of these deaths are by choking and drowning. CPR is a series of techniques to deal with these other causes as well as heart attack. COORDINATOR for the Coastline pro- gram is Robert Goode, himself a trained instructor and member of the emergen- cy med.icaJ services committee of the Orange County Heart Association. It was his idea that made the mobile teaching unit come about. He believes that pulling mobility and therefore greater access mt.o CPR teaching is a pressing need. "Today and tomorrow, there is going to be a growing awareness that quite a few people who are dying right now could have their lives saved by the or- dinary guy standing right next to him. With a little instruction. we could all be lifesavers. People who have a lot of con- tact with the public are performing a service by getting trained." Goode illustrates his case with the true story Jlf the Laguna Beach bus driver and how, one week after he completed his CPR course, he noticed a woman in distress behind the wheel of her car. He stopped his bus, recognized heart trouble signs in the wom a n, called the· paramedics and gave her CPR M'eat· ment before they arrived. THE ROVING teams start moving Sept. 12. They will be giving instruction lo employes at Marriott Hotel, Newport Beach; the City of West~r; Glen· dale Federal Savings and Loans. Newport Beach; Bissell August Co., Newport Beach; Western Mobile Home Owners Association, Westminster; and Fairview S tate and Costa Mesa Memorial Hospitals, Costa Mesa. They have also signed up a class at St. PolycarpChurch, Garden Grove. Besides mobile teaching, Coastline has a CPR program of 20 classes in fixed locations throughout the District and Goode believes that as the fall semester gets under way, this could be expanded by up to fivefold. For more information and registration, phone 963-0824 • Pollution Pinn Could Cut Building ·o r a n g c C o u n t y g~vernment is attempt· 11tg to form an air pQ)lulton control plan to meet federal clean air st:.ndards. Jmplicalions of the phrn, which must be . ~eoth Not Ices OU CK I TI "HEA l OVCl(ETT PHUd aw•y !>e,-. 1. "17 In N ... OOrl S...:h. Beloved mol""r 01 i.."'y D Br.,lly, Alfred c1..-1an Oucken Jr . wot• P•lrl<la • ...., JOIW1 Ward Duckett, wit• Jean, at.o WQtlved by nlno grandehlldrm and • ''~ Mrl. ROQtr Ta-y tnler,.,...I PIWfll< VI-~··· Par1t, Newll0<1 Bf. Prl~•I• lamlly HrvlcK were he al ()<Jr l!Mfy Queen Of Ange" Ca le O>ufcll, N-PO<'l 8aach. on ~ 4, l PM. Pacific V••• Morh•arv ready by April 1. are enormous and long.range. County officials say it could lead lo a cutback in new home construction, particularly in develop- ing southeastern Orange County, and eliminate Barriers Studied major planned highway projects. CERTAIN industries might have lo modify work weeks to readju¥ peak periods in which pollutants are pumped into the air. The plan will ·be de· veloped in coordination with local area plans of four other government agencies that are mem· bers of the South Coast Air Quality Management ·'The Ps~chology of District. Orange County's effort may be hampered by the fact that two of three planners from the county Environmental Manage- ment Agency assigned the lask haven't been hired, a nd probably won't be unti l November , according to officials. EMA PERSONNEL say they don't know how much, if at all, existing industry would have to be scaled down to meet federal air quality stan· dards. The EMA currently is studying the relationship of auto and industry emissions to air quality. Planners will have to analyze existing sources of air pollution, and try to calculate the effects of new industry and con- struction. QEARANCE AUCTION SALE U.S. aJSTOMS ENTRY #Tl-20'1145 HAMDMADI ORIENTAL CARPETS ANO RUGS Oi(•<ICI". SWllT51!1t ~•ROLD F SWEETSER Paned ·~v Seot , lt77. RHl<Jenl of Senl• A~. \urvtw-eO by ¥fife 8ernadl,., !On v cenr, daughters Llr>cll Hill ano RI OI Aoto., C. St• QrandclllldrM, Ci,..9, Chrhlln•, Dannv, Vicki. AdtlonM & JoMnv, brolh<!r Chui•• L. ~~h•r of~ DI~ Privale family ••'•lco pendlno. Paetllc View MtmOf'lal Park, lnlermenl P•clllc V1-w. Directed· by Pacific View -1,..,., In 11 ... of llow•n, m•morl., CClolllrlbul-• lo Arllflctal Kldn•v F~ndatlonOl ..... heim. Disability, • a course The district bas until dealing with the physical Jan. 31, 1979 lo adopt a and psychological bar· single plan culled from riers faced by the han· the member agencies' dicapped, will be offered plans. by Coastline Community ,..:......----------• Shi,,_, llOC50CI °'-11y -•• LondDn -618177 23 .. ._ bllM "r!Yed lOI A ...... 7111/n. bOHa f ltEIMl!lt ~HILIP C, REIMER of ~t. AN, INtMO -•v Seot. 1, wrvl,...d W wife 861rlce, l•ther of Sus.n. Phlllp c. Wllllem t8111yl end John. Brother J1<1t R.ime<, OI Newport 8e1<r. and ltulh· C•mlch .. I ol S.nl• Ana. Perenla Philip ,. Aulll Relmtr OI NtWPo•I 8 Wt<h Servlu\ llAM, Tuesd•Y. P¥111C Vlf'W Qlapiol, ln!ermel'll P1<lfk Vlrf Memorl•I Perk, Pacific VI•• M9rt1A11ry Directors • "' McCObUCK MOHUARtH Laguna Beach 494-941 5 Laguna Hiiis 768-0933 • San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 1 ..,. IALTZ.llR•IROM ; l'UNll.AI. HOWi -Corona del Mar 673-9450 • Costa Mesa 648-2424 " llLLllOADWAT MOHVHY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 ':. MTN ""*L LANI • COSTA MISA CHAl'IL ~ 427 E. 17th St. ·Costa Me.a • «MM888 ;. Sant• Ana Chai>el • S.18 N. ero.dway ~ Sa(ltaAna • 547-4131 ... --- 2" fltllCI IROTHlltl " IMl'TMI' WOITUARY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 838-6530 College. • The class will be held Tuesdays from 6:30 to 9: 30 p.m. at Oakview Community Center in Huntington Beach. There is no enrollment fee and the course is open to all area resi· dents. For more information" call 963-0824. occ Sets Course Orange Coast College is offering a four-part lecture series on how to handle psychological stress. The "Stress Manage· ment in Today's World" ser ies will m eet on Fridays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. beginning Sept. 16 in OCC's Fine Arla Hall 116. Admission is free and tbe public is invited to at· tend. Call 556-5880 for In· formatioo. BE CONCERNED PREVENT WILDLAND FIRES relused by _., We --con"'"-* IO - ,,,. ~ 23 -IO -,..,.,,.pping 10 ~ -,...,.., _., 10 CXM!r _..,.,. --lncu<T90 .... -•uct~ no(• "'9 hlY9 ... _ '"" bele. -found '""' rvgt IO be ol fine QUllily encl In ttXC9114nt ooncldion They V.,Y lnttretrcm3"2 IO !f•IT"'"'"°"'_ .... _~ Tht•ll • Q<NI -""""" to -n.,. •uoe -_., noi be m1u9d. AUCTION Will TAKE Pl.ACE WED., SEPT. 1· AT 8 P.M. Vltw DAY OP AUCTIOM 7 P.M. HOLIDAY INN ll20I LA PU ID. I. A.... LA'l~ HILU Uc.....t& IOllded T.,_ lllf« l21JI HMJZJ .A8ctl• • c ..... a.di CATALOGUH AVAIUIU AT AUC110M WANTED TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOB ........ c ...... 0,... 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Now '-• retkon1 hi• an '• walk-on, oo·frlll1 nl1hu It lhe AOaoUc wlU nn him Sl.T nullton ln J\lll one year l as a rea1 llf• taJs to nche• tale, made ev•n more- phonomenal becauH h~ did It In tbe airltn bu.sln"'•· wherf' com pe\ltion ls k n aand 1ovtrnment relU)auon abundant H h1test advtnturt.-the low fare Sky\ra1n tranutlaintlc nt1hu lbet be&in Sept 26 111 the product ot Ove yean of wran1l Inc with American and Bntish aithn and r•culators FOR THAT SUCCESS. he col· lected this year's British Na llonal Ftee Enterprise Award. and at the presentation before a g ather1ng of London bus1 nessmen. has tanned face was beaoung It was the smile of a winner 'Wmnmg 1i. probably JUSt the will to survive :.ome of us are made like that," he says. "Most people regard failure as a personal affront. I have grown out of this. I accept that on OC· casions we fail. I know that if I succeed just once more than the times I fall, then I have won." His Skytra10 project will ap· peal to the "have-nots " Tickets are only $100.30 from Britain to New York (depending on the cur- rent exchange rate) and $135 from.New York to Britarn. "ON SKYTRAIN, you bring your own coffee flask." he said "You pay extra if you want meals. drmks or films on the flight. But you get a seat on a plane going across the Atlantic at the lowest possible cost. We are catermg to ordmary people, the forgotten people. the have-nots. who have a right to travel al our low rares." He figures that 80 percent of those who will use the Skytrain will belong to the "knapsack and guitar brigade" on university campuses who want lo travel but cannot afford normal airline fares. Laker. 55, started out in life very much a have-not, but today he is a millionaire. He .Jlnd his American wife Patricia, from Oklahoma, own a Rolls Royce, a home m the country. a villa in Spain, a 1lrln1 of racehorses and a 70·foot motor yacbt l.Aktr wu an only child, and when he wu atlll quite )'O\&nl hi• father deHrted hl• moth r She bt'camo lho brt!adwlnner by run nine a junkyard and later ii 1onttal store. She and Freddie lived In a four roomlld house with an out~1d1: toll~ "NO ONE SHOULD ever havt! to live that wuy, ·'he said When he was 16, Laker got 11 JOb •• a teaboy and 1weeper m Shorts aircraft factory at Rochester, 30 miles aoutheaat or London. Durin& World War II, Nazi planet bombed the factory Laker then joined the Royal Air Force Tl'an.sport Auxiliary and ferried planes into war zones After the war, armed w1th tus c1v1l flying license, he worked for BnllSh European Airways, now part of Britain's state-owned British Airways. Then he started up on tus own m the spare parts bus10ess. buy. 1ng and selling aviation and auto surplus. That began his climb to the top. IN 19'8. FOR $140,000, much of it borrowed from a wartime friend, tie bought the old state· owned Brjtish Overseas Airways Corporation's entire fleet of a dozen converted Halifax born· bers, known as Haltons, plus hun dreds of tons of spare parts. The Halton carried 10 passengers and had a pannier underneath for cargo. Laker sold SIX or the Haltons. then operated the other six through 15 months of the Berlin airlift organized by the Western powers lo beat the Soviet bloekade or the d1v1ded former German capital With the money he made 1n that venture, Laker kept buying surplus aircraft and spares, und when the airlift ended he owned something like" 100 planes and about 6,000 aircraft engines. He kept some of the planes and sold the rest. The engines he broke up and s melted into ingots. which he sold to a saucepan m anuf aclurer. In 1953, he formed the Channel Air Bridge Co. for flying cars and passengers between Britain and Europe. When this company wa s mersed with others to form BrlU1h United Alrwaya, Laker tM?came manaclng director ol the new company, and turned it into Urlta10's leadm& independent - and tu8hlY profitable -airline. Came 1966, and Laker. having 4u1t British United, created his own airline Laker Airways. luunched on April Fool's Da,y. It was no fool's move. Just over a decade later <although he says "talking about money is rather i.ordid"), Laker put the value of Laker Airways and its associated companies at $110.5 million He sald he had invested $53.55 million in Skylrain planes, in· eluding pilot training. "It's my money at risk," he emphasized LAKER HAS five BAC llls, two Boeing 707s. and three wide· bodied DClOs He carries more than a million passengers a year. The bulk of the business IS in Advance Book· mg Charters on the North Allan· tic run, where Laker 10sists he is bagger than the s t a t e-owned British Airways In t969, Laker Airways became Britain's first all-jet airline. when Laker acquired two BOeing 707s to replace two Brilanruas he had sold to Indonesian Civil Air Transport. Six airlines, including Pan American and Trans World of the United States. have agreed on new transatlantic fares to com· pcte with Laker 's Skytrain. although the details of their special low fare flights differ. In Laker's view, Britain should hew are or the Umted States, and draw lessons from American~· pos1l1on to the Concorde supersonic Jetliner, which he dt•scnbed as "the equivalent or the American moonshot.·· "I AM Ot'TllE opinion that we should not trust the Americans an mch," he said. "They believe they have a d1v10e right to con- trol all av1at1on . "We mucked everything up by pussyfooting with the Americans over Concorde. My view 1s that there i.hould be no restrictions at Jll on Concorde and that aircraft should operate normally and pro· pcrly under the terms or the in- ternational a1rscrv1ce agree mt..nt, as rl•quired by the Bntish and Frcn('h .. Cartoons Kid Climbers SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Slices of wit from the cocktail set, as chronicled by tongue-in-chic car- toonist William Hamilton: A dressing room scene. He knotting his tie. She in a slip, on the telephone: "Cissy, bi -listen, have you guys eaten? Because we're feeling in· tensely Szechwamsh.'' Host and hostess · at their bar. cocktail parlygoers bantering 10 the background. Ex- pressions knowing and worried. "Meg's friend asked for ~1n~er ale. ls he an alcoholic?" She tilting a wine glass, head cocked at a chatty angle. He in suit and spectacles. eyebrows raised, interested. She: "How did I guess you were a lawyer? Simple everybody is a lawyer." IT'S MARTINI dry humor Crom the hoity-toity turf of recreational social climbers, the stuff which has made Hamilton's cartoons a wry mainstay on the pages or the New Yorker m agazine and an in· crcasingly popular feature in newspapers. The social set's trends and excesses are Hamilton's favorite prey, just as the political car· loons that he eschews fe ed on Richard Nixon's jowls or Jimmy Carter 's grin. "I go to., Jot of parties." admits Hamlllon, 38, a San Francisco resident. Despite their definite bite. Hamilton says his cartoons are more ironic than satirical. "I'm not trying to put anybody down. "I guess you could call it social humor." he says. ''It's not an effort at satire so much as it is meant to portray and share experiences. Any suc· cessful cartoon as one people can recognize themselves 10 " A NATIVE OF rural Napa County north of here. Hamilton says he joined the social whirl as a stu- dent: first at Andover in Massachusetts and later at Yale University, where he studied English ln the late 1950s and early 1960s. "I went to these fancy schools and stuff but was from California," he says. "So I had an ohjec· tive view ... Also I ran out of money, which was embarrassing but made me anxious to keep up ap- pearances. "Somehow, I juat gradually began to <traw a bout the people I knew.'• Ironically, Hamilton's first cartoons were pokes at Hell's Angels published in a motorcycle tnagulne. He placed bis first cartoon in the, New Yorker In 1965 and now draws about 40 to 50 car- toons annually for the maauine. THE LANKY CA&TOONIS't, who wears a pro· fessorial appearance well. was syndicated by Univenal Preas about five ytars 110 and bis car· toon ls earrted under dilterent names by a arowln1 list of about 30 new1papera. He alao bu three collecUon1 or his cartoonl pubUsbed in book form wllb the tell·tal• titles, "The AnU..SOClal RtaJ.tter," "T•rribly Nice Peos>l~" and "Husbands. Wives and Uve·To.cethen. •• · Hamilton concedes b1a cartoonl dOn'l 1Hm to work on newspaper comlc paiea. Some papen publish them ln their "Scflftt .. aectJonl wblleotherl put tnem near the ecutonaJ paces. llUC Hamilton'• cart.oona are lp01ltJc1l -by dtllcn. HE LAMPOONS SOCIETY Wlhlam Hamilton at Wor'i< APWl..._.,.'9 "I can't stand pohtics," Hamilton says. "I think it's incredibly overdone in our life. What we call the news media is only PR for government. ''IF YOU Rt;ALLY get across to someone they feel less alone. That's a lot more important to me than something like the cruise missile." Hamilton recently began a try at playwriting. He's finished one play and is working at another which he hopes will be successful. Both deal with the subject matter he takes on in his cartoons. Even though his creativity banks on society for material, Hamllton is not ready to join its black-lie ranks. He lives in a modest apartment and drives pToudly -a 1961 Cadlllac. "I wou1dn 't wam to live that We," he say1 of his cartoonland society. "It'• amusing and all that, but, oh God, if I go to too many of those parties In a row I find myself almost runntn1 to find artists and writ.era more like myaelf. "At those affairs you have people trying to fill voids with your brains and after a wbiJe you feel drained." No-frilb May Bring Riclws HUntlnc)ton Center Open Labor Dery • IOto ~ THE NATIONW PERMARKET OF SOUND ® DOES IT AGAINI SAVE s100 Even at our regular price STA-84 delivers more quality and watts per dollar than the vast majority of stereo receivers we've sten• Auto-Magic ci rcuit tunes FM stations for lowest distortion. Tape monitor. loudness switch, Glide-Pathtlcontrols, FM muting. hi-filter. signal strength meter. genuine walnut veneer case. Hear 11 and compare. 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U, wh~o achnol o~n ~ ln tht' '7,700·atud nt Hon1\» llntf1(.'(f School Dltlrlrt nor1h of Pomona. Dlck Oaalt' maa \-Ix ~alk 1nae a ptckt'l hnl• Law Prohibiting Walkouts Has Little Effect Ht• "ia)" ht• and \tu tt•!>l of lhCJ ~ tot· ht·~ don't r<'ll~h thc-pro 'Pt'l'l o( u 'lrlkc and art• hovlnM to 1 void ont' 1'hrv uhm know that \'Olll'1 ruhn.ci. 'IUY lf'IH h1•1 11tr1kt·'> .ire• tlll'll•I .inti lht·t r ll·Udtor11 n m let be.-rm~ or 1a1ll'd • • 8 T •: X (' •· P T •. 0 R ~tlhholrlln~ our '''''"'''· whlil do we haa ve,. u .. k:. (i11lt-, vtce prc:udent of the hon1tu l 'mhed Teacht-ri. A!i SOClclllon ~ Jn th<' nt·o&rb) ('h.irtc-r Oak L'n1C1ed "''h1111I [)"tract Std M oi.t•-. t ht• 'u Pl' r 1 n t<:nden t. de\C'rlbc•-. lout hv n•·i:ol1ctl1oni. aimed at ht•Jd1n~ orr a i.tnke and lamenL-. thl· .Hh t:nl of collect1vc- bargairung 1n California pubhc SC'hooli-. · I think )OU can develop educatwnal programs a lot bet· ter cooperatively and with people 1Jraln1tormln1 and tryln• lo look for lhlnt• toaether than you ean u1 advenar1e1 at thu neaotlaun1 tuble," ho uya A LAW THA1' took effect ln Ju· ly 1976 made 3~0,000 school cmployei; the only people on tho govemment payroll In Callfornta to havu collectlvu bar1alnln1 - the rlaht to pick union• 11 ex· d1.11lve barulnlna 01onts to •tin binding contract• with school bow cl'I. The law did not "lop strikes: nor. apparently. has It mcreased them. In 14 months. there have been l~ \\'ork ~toppages stnkes. i.u:kouts. and onc·day protests by 1,200 non·teachlne employes. That is about the same frequency of strikes as in the previous three years. ABOUT HALF THE slate's J ,046 school districts have signed contracts with teachers. Those contracts repretent the great bulk ot the teachers. But some of the largetl dis· trlct.a -Including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland and Lona Beach have no contracts yet. The outlook for this fall de· pends on who is doing the pre· dieting. THE CALIFORNIA Teachers Association, which has dominated union elections, says there will probably be fewer strikes lhia year. The California School Boards Association. which endorsed the law despite reports of considers, ble resistance Crom members. now says the law is causing mllltancy and friction in schools and probably will lead lo more strikes. An olficial of the Educational Employment Relations Board, which enforces the law, says pre· Prinze Accident? Comic's Mother Fights Suicide Ruling LOS ANGELES <AP> -A mother's love and her loss, emo- tional and financial, dramatize that young stars may need help coping with the success that ended· in tragedy fo r Freddie Prinzc PrinLe. star of the weekly telev1s1on sC'rtes "Chico and the Man." was not thl• first 22-year old American youth to die from a sl'lf-inn1 cled bullet wound In the heitd But he was a s tar, which present!. an anomaly. HIS MATERIAL SUCCESS was far more dramatic than that of most people, who have ques- tioned how he could do It. He had everything to live for. But his ability to seek help anonymously was limited. So Pnnze's 56·ycar-old mother. Mr::-. Maria Pruetzcl, may pro· Vlcll' a glimpM! Of the problems Of sut<·l'ssf11l younJ! p('ople The Puerto H1C"an born Mr!> Prul'tzcl sits 111 the house Frc:<ld1e bought her and her husband about two years ago for SS0,000 and talks in a hea\ y Spanish ac· cent about her son, whose famous face look!-> down from a giant poster on the hvin~ room wall SHE STANDS TO gain fman· c1ally from her recently mounted verbal c<.1mpa1gn to prove that fo'redd1e's death was accidental. nol suicide. lier attorney. M artm Friedlander, says Mrs . Pruetzel t'ould lose up to $500,000 m l'rm1e'i. life insurance benefi ts 1£ a Jury rules the death a suicide. She msisU. that her son's death last January definitely was not su1c1de and probably was an ac· c1dent. the result perhaps of a mind confused from taking too many tranqu1hzcrs. Friedlander say!> Prinzc feigned s ui cid e heforc with a pistol and that his death ca'me a1> "merely another chapter m Freddie's game play. mg." But Prinzc's troubles truly re· lated to his quick success. M~ Pruetzel says ''SOME IUDS. THEY say, 'I'm going to m ake 1t in show bus i· ness.' They try so hard. And don't kid yourself, they work hard And some of them think, once I gel to the top. 1 'll have 1t made. I 'll be happy." Mrs. Pruetzel notes that her son 's death came after a full day's work at the studio. With a s uccessful , bus y schedule, she said, "It's hard to ·adapt yourself to new friends. You become so involved that you become a celebrity like he did overnight, but you have no time for yourself anymore. You have • to be what they want to make f you. You have to have managers, ' you have lo have people around you that want to make you, that try lo gel you up there. . • .,BUT SUCCESS DIDN'T bring happiness to FTeddle." Nor to his parents. Mrs. Pruetiel quit her job aa a supervbor in a shoe factory and • • Prinze's father, Karl, 62, quit ~ working u a tool and die maker, : when the couple's son offered to : move them from New York to . . •" ... Callfomia and buy them a boUse . Slnce Prinie'11 death. the young star's estate, Including whatever Is con-Ung in from reslduaJ1, has been tied up In complex Jltiga. tlon, leavinc the Pruetiels to •c· MDPlOS, TeM. (AP> -.A • man who w•a wlllin• to pay M0,000 for U\e theft of EIYi• p....iey·. body WU plaMlna to demand SlO million ranlOm for Sta return, a polke lnformant U)'I. RoMJo IM Adkin• told re· porterl tUt the orl\~~ plan called fOr lta11n& tM ''"' tbe M~'r Ps1111l'llolnia AUC.lt. •Pl•ln.....,; MARIA PRUETZEL WITH POSTER OF SON Was Freddie Prlnze'• Death an Accident? cept donations Crom friends lo meet house pay ments . The father is dying or t hroat cancer and requires daily hospital treat· ment. says f"riedlander. Blff MRS. PRUETZEL pre· rers to talk about her son. "My interest is to make clear what happened to Freddie could happen to somebody else," she says. "They should have some kind or organization to give orient&· t ion to these young people lo teach them how to cope with suc· cess, with sudde n success. There's no reason for them to jump from the bnrrlo to Hollywood." THE AMERICAN Federation of Televis ion and Radio Artists. the union lo which· Prinze belonged, recently an· nounced a joint program with the three television networks to counter what AFTRA believes is "the Increasing incidence In the use of and abuse of alcohol and drugs." A union spokesman said "the people want anonymity, that's crucial to the proaram." After all, a major atar can't just call a local crisis line. of· ficlals explain, and expect to re- ceive diacreet help for a pro- blem. AFTRA EXBCUTIVE Secretary Sanford Wolff HY& the program conslsta of committee meetings with union and network ofticlaJa and a telephon• bot Une But htaV)' pollH HCUrlt)' prompted a chan1e in pl&n1 to • br•ak -fn al Pre1te1•1 maUIOleum, Adklnl. 1114 nun· di.)'. ~AdJdm, 218> 11 fadn• trespan. lna chars• aftji belfta al'relt.ed near Presley'• crypt •arty Mon· day. A1lo arntl*i,. and f~ lb• tame cbar1••· were RaymciM II. OrMD, II, Ud .... ..... ~ All specifically for industry person· nel. However, the program, Wolff says, is geared primarily for alcohol -not drug -abuse and is not specifically set up to han· die psychological pressures which might be more subtle .. And a spokesman for "Chico" producer James Komack says his company would be pleased lo cooperate wlth such a program but wonders how much it would have helped Prinze. who in fact was under psychiatric treatment and was vlalted by his doctor the day the gun went off. MRS . PRtJETZEL concedes her son had Qro- blema, but she remains unswerv· ing in her desire to disprove the suicide theory. "Let's say be was ln despair." she says. "But a lot of people are In despair. That doesn't mean they kill themselves ." Others have said Prinze was despondent over the break·up of his 15-month marriaae. But Mrs. Pruetzel says even that trauma, Including his wife Kathy's re· quest for ~.000 a month support didn't -couldn't have -pro- mpted suicide. The two "still were friend&," Mrs. Pruetiel u · aerta. MRS. PRUETZEL STANDS in one year lo lose her aon, her husband and her house, and it's too much f ~r her to believe tbat lt started with Prtnze'a wlsh todle. •'He loved me too much ror that. He wouldn't cause me that much pain." dictions from either side onen amount to "posturing -a psychological ploy for neeolla· tlons." BUT IN ANY EVENT, the Im· age of the teacher as a breed apart, a selness professional who doesn't mind tow pay and scorns labo\I unions. no longer reflects reality -if It ever did. The passing of that image was mourned in April by a self· described "doting grandmother" who appeared before the San Juan School Board in Sacramen· to lo decry a four·day teachers' strike. "Maybe I'm old·fashioned," said Hazel Liddicoat, "but when I was young, a teacher was next to God." INTERVIEWS IN DJSTRICfS where leacher5 have not signed contracts showed mixed feelings among parents about unioniza· lion and militancy among teachers. A teacher who worked during a 1970 strike in Los Angeles, Linda Rubin, now has doubts about her decision. Since teac hers work with children, "They have to set ex· amples of public trust and loyal- t y. But you have to wonder how loyal a school district is to you," she said. citing a proposed pay raise cutback and the federally ml\ndated reassignment of teachers for purposes of integra· lion. ONE WHO OPPOSED any form of teacher militancy was Alease Brooks of Los Angeles. who has children in fifth and six- th grades. "Naturally teachers are un- derpaid. Everybody's un· derpaid." s he said. "Some teachers are in It for the money ... How can you do a job well if your mind is concerned with all these fights . . . ? " "When I went to school, you just expected them to be in there working every day," s aid Richard Witte of North Hollywood, father of a second grad e r "Th ey a c cepted whatever they ~ot paid. They wl•re lucky if they got raises " 8\IT l'llAT KIND OF teacher was easily taken advantage or by school districts, said Barbara Milter. a fourth.grade teacher in Oakland who recently became active in a union. "f or too long teachers have just sat around with their mouths closed," she said. "J feel like I've been taken. Jt's always the t eachers who are short· changed.·· Lleone Alsenman. mother of two sons at Holly wood High School, said she thought teacher unions would help education. "IF tJNIONIZATION WOlJLD help them gel better pay, then we would have better quality educa· lion," she said. "You gel what you pay for." The superintendent at Bonita, James Johnson, agrees with Supt. Moses in Charter Oak that relations with teachers were fine until the new law raJsed expecta· lions, hardened positions, and set one part of the education com· munlly against another. "Collective bargaining creates an adversary relationship, and It tends not to build trust," Johnson says. GALE, OF THE TEACHERS Association. agrees ln part. The teachers, who'd had a good rela· tionship with Johnson. started looking at him wlth suspicion with the arrival or the new law and the ensuing labor dispute. He also says his district's year· long dispute has prompted some teachers to leave and has hurt morale. "A lot or people say, 'Why should I do anything extra If I'm being treated this way? Why should l take a field trip on Satur· day or work late?' So they don't work extra and the studenta suf· fer," Gale says. J IN JtJLY, THE California School Boards Association crlUcized the law, saylnt lt.''hu SID MOSES 'Cooperation' not, nor is likely t.o. 'promote the improvement of personnel managem ent and e mployer- employe relationships.' " CTA executive director Ralph Flynn says the good old days are gone, and they weren't really so good. "It's like the old Southern line. where the master says in the old days we sat around and sang Swanee River," Flynn says. "THE IMPETtJS FOR collec· live bargaining came from 10 years of frustration. The Winton Act (the previous bargaining law) was based on mutual good faHh and a cooperative spirit. and it didn't work." ., Flynn is also indignant at two court decisions which, ir upheld on appeal;<"will change the legal climate that has technically out· lawed past strikes while failing to penalize strikers. Jn one, San Diego Superior Court Judge George Latar said children "were exploited as hostages for the purposes of a political power play" in a four· da.y strike. He ordered a $4,000 fine and JO-day jail term for a teachers' union leader. SUCH ORDERS ARE common in s tates like New York. but are believed to be unprecedented in California . Jn the second ruling. an ap· 'Naturallfl te~laen are ••derpaid. E1'er11flodt1'• ••· derpald. Se•e teadlen are la it fer t Jae IROlletf·' peals court said the Pasadena school b oard could sue a teachers' union for $330,000 in damages from a one·day strike in 1974. Most observers say the two rul· ings will reduce strikes, but teacher unions plan appeals. Jn the meantime, their effect could be profound. IF THE PASADENA decision ls upheld, says Bob Sander5 of United Teachers of Los Angeles, "for the first time, the state Supreme Court will have effec· tlvely barred public employe s trikes and unions can be penalized for striking in the public sector. '' lt should deter some strikes,·· Sanders said. Flynn insists teachers are not going to be intimidated by the rulings. ·'Our people will do Whal they have to do," he says. "They'll simply be that much hotter about it. .. THOSE RULINGS, AND the 1975 law. came at a pivotal time for public workers In California. The mUltancy school officials now complain about existed before the law, and was refiected In a record 22 strikes or other work stoppages In Californi a 11chools In 1974. The law only "helped crystallize the militancy and set some ground rules." aayl Los Angeles County schools Supt. GOVERNOR BROWN 'Right to Strike' Richard Clowes. "IT WAS AN irreversible trend. part of a broad social mov· ement we're seeing ln this coun. try for greater participation on the ·part or the public and employes In shaping their own destinies," says Clowes. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has endorsed collective bargalnlng and the right or public employes to s trike. But the pendulum started swinging t.he other way an.er the 1975 San Francisco pol ice slrike- an event generally blamed for de- feat of a Brown·sponsored coJlec· ti ve baraaininJl bill that year. SINCE THEN, LABOR bas adopted a piecemeal strategy. starting with the school bill and seeking this &-ear lo include most state employes. Meanwhile, a ballot initiative is being pushed by San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson -a con· tender for tbe Bepub,ljcan nomination for governor -to im· pose stiff penalties for public strikes and repeal the school bill. .. Knowledge or this initiative could be one thing keeping teachers' unions quiet," speculates Clowes. Blff THE CTA'S Flynn says the law works to prevent strike~. "Where the law is in force aod the people are negotiating, strikes have been very few," be says. "Strikes generally have been over the fact of refusal to i m plemenl the act." That refusal has come, at limes, from both sides. One telling statistic is that of the J9 s trikes since the law took effect. not one followed full use of the law's Impasse procedures - stale mediation, followed by an investigation and non·blnding re· commendations by a fact·flndiag panel. "THEIR (TEACHERS') quickness lo take to the streets as opposed to utilizing the machinery indicates that they re- gard the machinery as being too cumbersome," contends Don Smallwood, a Newport Beach school board member and chairman of the CSBA's person· nel committee. On the other hand, teachers' gToups say some school boards have either refused to negotiate or have made the first contract an excuse to treat previously won benefits as negotiable. FO R EXAMPLE, I N Sacrament.o's San Juan strike, the board proposed that teachers reduce their leave benefita in r'e· tum for a pay raise. Supt. Joln Stremple now calls this a "tac· lical error" which helped briog on the strike. "Each side hu wanted to gajn an advantage In the lnlltal stages - or negotiations," says Sep. Albert .Rodda (D·Sacrament.o), author of the law. "As a rault, they've been a little more ob- durate than I think we can expect them t.o be In the fUture ... Teacher mistrust is al$o aroused by atatementa Uke tbe recent CSBA resolution tb~t urged local distrlcta to maintatn all decision·maktna authority and resist such standard Wlion demands as blndln1 arbitratl~ of grievances and the agendy I shop. SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY·· teacben' aroups have also taken a hardllne stance. "The er A ta encouraalna local unlta lo shoot for the moon,'' HY, Charter Oak'• Moses, who w~ n~•oU•tor for tht Pomona schciol board prior to a one~ay at.rite tut.year. "They want everythiU ll'leluded 'in the contract, fnelwf· lnl curriculum and textbookl. •• "They're alleitn1 evtf>1blfl 11 outalde th•·~ of bara~I and we'r• alle1lnc that mGat ~~ :r~ .!~::c::·~e::~ aom•decillons by tbt &ERIS." But that board bH be n plalued. by CoillUct.a ameftl thiM memben Ind baa.,._ up, Uke 1nott nect1Un1 la ,,boe!'dl, b>' Waaln""' ..rut e ,_ ~ Janlton abouJd bne tbd'r own union Qr to tn .tt.b c81Merla Wotl... or wbedlir: te~ i.Dd cc:MDMWf lboOI vo&e_..W • w a t •1 • , Sund8y, September 4, 1977 DAIL y PILOT A J J I 2 days only -shop Sunday 1.0 a.m. to 6 p.m. open Monday, .Labor Day, 9:30 a.m. ·to 9:30 p.in. ~save •11 men's colorful ,easy-care knit shirts II "REG. 7.99 n6.99 ~· ·~Choice of solids and stripes; many r·wfth chest pocket. Hard line or soft • ,knit collars. 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()QI -.UI nut In lhe middle ol the Mvcnt.h row, 20th s>09IUon on tbe ltartina 1r1cJ. because Ma ff ort came on the second day ol quaJU\callons He beottered the tlme of pole·sltter Johnny Goodell, Hooker Tri0D1ph LENINGRAD-Mission Viejo residents Brian Goodell and Jen- nifer Hooker captured their specialities in leading the American swimming team to a 102-62 lead over the Soviet Union alter the first day or a two-day meet Saturday. GoodeJI nabbed the 400-meter freestyle in 3: 55.0S while Hooker won \.he women's 800·meter free In 8 :42.~ finishing ahead of teammate\ ~'hce Browne and Valerie Lee. Browne, a Corona del Mar High_ School student, was second in 8:43.72 while Lee. also or Mis- sion Viejo was third in 8: 49.60. Lee and Browne finished third and fourth in the 200-meter but- terfly, clocking 2: 14 .20 and 2:16.60. And two other Mission Viejo re- sidents, Jesse Vassallo and Ed Ryder placed second and fourth in the 400 individual medley. Vassallo clocked 4:29.99 and Ryder had a time of 4:34.17. Fountain Valley's Jack Babashoff was second in the 100-meter free (51.07) while Mis- sion Viejo's Dawn Rodighiero placed fifth in the women's 200-meter breast (2:40.93). Former Newport Beach resi- dent Allison Grant. now living in North Carolina, was fourth in the women's 400-meter individual medley in 5:04.16. Goodell also was a member of the winning 800-meter relay quarter which posted a time oC 7:27.26. Fourteen-year·old Tracy Caulldna won ttie 400·meter medley and set .an American rec9rd in the 200-meter breastatroke (2:37 .28) despite finishing second. WOMRN '9C).""4er Ir• -I. W~..t, U.S., 2:0t.OI. 2. &oglloll, U.S •• 2·02. 3. Elklnt. U.S., 2:03.IJ. 4. TMrev•, to"lfl Union, 2:02.JO. S. Ypcwleve. SO... i.t u..,., t: it.a. ..__ llY -I. HovJN..S. US .• 2·UOJ. 2. Sllelafntove. Soviet Union, 2: 14.1 •• J. ue, U.S., 2: tUlll.4. er-, U.S .. 2: 16.tO. .,,.,.._...,...,, -'· ~. Solll.t "'""""· 2.».2'. 2. CeulklM, U.S., 2.37.21. l . 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Rutborlo1d by 1 278 mil per hour Jolnln& Ona•h• on lh• •tartln• arld from lh art1, will bt t>tck Simon of Sun Juan Capistrano on lh• oublde of tho fourth row. Stevt K1 hilloff of Dana Pont on lhc ln•lde of the i.cv~nth row, Duane "PIM'hO " Carter, • graduate of Murlna H11h CHI.lilt ln1ton Bt•uch>. on the out11lde of the.-chihth row; and John Martin of I rvino on the oubidc of lhe loth row Today's SOO mtle race, sane· Uoned by the United Slates Auto Club (USAC >. will get under way at 11 and wtll be tho final race ln •utomobUo racln1'1 lriple crown that belan Jn JndlanapoU. on Memorial bay weekend. Cantt ,aomewhat disenchanted with hb Jor1ensen E&&lo from Dan Gurney'• All·Amerfoan rae- ins stable, may be drtvinc hi• laat race fOf' that group. He expreaaecl d11aust with the car after Ji.la qualifyina run on Thursday and lndlcatlons are that he will oot renew hla drivint contract with Gumey. "We t\aven't dilcussed next , year from that standpoint," Gurney said this week from .hjs "'"-· NEWPORT BEACH'S DANNY ONGAIS DRIVES TODAY. &4 Vietory Garoey's Honier lgniteS Dodgers LOS ANGELES (AP> -Steve Garvey, Reggie Smith and Dusty Baker slugged home runs. lead- ing Los Angeles lo a 6·4 victory over Pittsburgh Saturday night. The victory, the Dodgers' seventh in their last eight games. improved their lead in the Na· tional League West to lO'h games over Cincinnati while the Pirates fell seven games back of Philadelphia in the NL East. Don Sutton, 13-8, hurled the first seven innings for Los Angeles before his arm tightened slightly. Sutton left with the Dodgers leading, 6-2, but the Pirates jumped on reliever Lance Rautzhan for two runs on Dodger• Slate All~..,KAaC (7 .. 1 S.PI. 4Ptltlburvl'lt LotAl>Qel•• n ·Up.m. Sept. Sl.ol.MQtltutS.n Oi.Qo •:Up,m. Sepl. 61.MA .. tUIS....~ n ·Hp.m . Angeles high was 172 in 1958. The teams complete their three-game series today, with Odell Jones. 3-5, pitching for the Pirates against Tommy John, 16-5. "The big thing against a-team like Pittsburgh is getting out in front early,~ said Garvey. "It keeps that k1nd or a team from using its running game." After today's game, the Dodgers open a two-game series al San Diego Monday. LO&AltO«LH L..,es 211 AuUtllU Smllhrl eev• Gervev lb Baker If llYrke<I YM9tf'C: S11l'°"P OevllOpll R1utrelll'IP G.,menp Mlrlllll • t I 0 4 I 0 0 ' 1 1 I .. 0 0 0 'I J 2 , 1 1 ' J I 0 0 2 0 0 I 2 000 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000 ~TTMUllOM ., .... h•f"M • 0 I 0 'ierner2b 4 1 2 o Perurt1 • 2 1 O 1111111'1$11 Ill 3 0 1 0 Tol..,ftl t 0 I 0 Ollwr" 3012 Otte 400 0 f .Goftmla Jll • 0 I 0 Mor-cf 4 I 11 .-oo1c.,p 1 0 0 0 M•ll"ltllptl t 0 0 0 TeklllVP 0 0 0 0 Dll-111\ , 0 0 0 T.tet• a1 • 1 .s TolelS 1$ 4 10 4 Pit~ l 001 MO •-• LOS ""91f1 311 ., Ollll -• E -l'.GMuttr, T-... Smttfl. OP -tAI Anlltl• I, l.08 -P~ J. LM Anollft t. ta -9.lltilll'llOll. l'.G«WllR.Gerner. MR-0.0.y cit). ~ m. sm1111 cit>. ~ .. 1211. sa - lllf}'e• Sfl -YMgtr, OltWt. '" M II I• U IO lltoll• (L, '1 .. 1 • 1 • > 0 4 Tetl!ll..,. t 0 0 t t I $utlefl rw, 1u1 1 • 2 t o • ,...,._ I 4 2200 O..INll I 0 0 0 I t Seve-Gennen 1101. T -11'7.~.w.-. 1hop in Santa Ana. Carter lt tn Jll• aecood year of drivinl fOf' Owney, Ju.at how rut On••I• wut be able to move throulh trafllc to c6nteQd with the leader~ wU1 be one of the lntere1Uri1 early matchupe in the race. He bu the horse90wer to D'l•ke a qulck move and barriq1 tbt un- foreseen. could be in t'1e top 10 within a short ~riod of tlme. fPoyt, wlnntr of hi• fourth In· dtanaoolla race th1I year and the only drive.-to win at all three tracka with SOO.mile races, will be favored to improve h1I 23rd place ftnilh of last year. He won al Ontario in ms and lwlce at Pocono, Pa. Amon.a the flve perfonnen from the Oran1e COa1t,·On1li1 ii tiven the best chante of victory. He be11n hta USAC cham- pionship CU' conspeUUon in Ulla a year a10 when he hit the wall on the backatretch and was j)Ut out of the race on the 55tb lap. He f1nlshed 28th but has dooe much better than that 1ince. He hu been the tut quallller in eacb d the last Uaree USAC racee ln hiJ Pamelll-Cocwortb entered b'y Ted .Field'• In- tencope Racial otColta lies•~ . He won the pole for tbt Tesq 200 at 205.421 mpb and set a traieC record on Milwaukee'• one:-mik oval at m.~. He atao hed tbC fastest 119 ever ln the lndJ * •t 112.m . His only USAC champk)nsbip car v\ct«y came ln the MiebllaD 200 where he started ln lltb post- Uon. • Stmon, a veteran of ohem plonshlp car racing and 1 thlr~ place ftnllher ln the first Ontario race tn mo. will start in tbe 12th See Ontario. Pate Bl U.S. Relay TeaID Sets World Mark DUESSELDORF. West Germany (AP> -The United Stat.es 400-meter men's relay team overcame a wet track and a shaky last baton handoff to set a world record of 38.03 seconds in the World Cup track and field meet Saturday night. It wu the first world record of the star-studded world team competition and it came after a 'day of rain, on a chilly evening which made records seem un- likely. The American quartet -Bill Collins, Steve Riddick, Cliff Wiley and Steve Williams - knocked .16 of a second orr the mark of 38.19 that had stood since the triumph of another U.S. team al the Munich Olympics in 1972. Williams, the anchorman, said he was startled to find himself all alone when he took the baW,S ror the last leg. "I didn't run as fast as 1 could because l was looking at the clock," WOUa.:ns said. "If we ran it again, I think WC might do It in 37 seconds flat." Williams said the trac~ _was fast, despite its_ wetness. UC Irvine's Steve Scott, com- peting In the 1,500, finished seventh in 3:4-4.0. The United States almost claim~ another world record when Mike Tully, 20-year·old UCLA student from Long Beach, won the pole vault at 18·4~. then narrowly failed in a spectacular attempt at a world record of 18·8~. On bl.I third record bld, Tully cleared the bar but failed to get his arms clear and toppled the pole. The record of 18-8'h is held by American Dave Roberts. With one dar of competition left, East Germany led the Unit· ed Stat.es by one point in the men's eveflls. 'l'be East Germans Oji Surpasses Aaron's Mark TOKYO CAP> -Calmly facing a 3-2 count, Sadaharu Oh raised his right leg naming~tyle and then belted his career's 756tb home run Saturday nitht. sur· passing American Hank Aaron's world record and making himself a national hero. The 37-year-old left-handed first baseman for the Yomiurl Giants hit the record-shattering bomer -his .40th of this season -the second time at bat, three anxious days alter matching Aaron's llf etlme total at the sah\e ballpark. Tokyo's Koralruen Stadium. "I wu relieved when I hit the home nm," Oh said. "I knew it was a homer the instant I COD· nected -it wu a sinker r" 1 . ~ The so,ooo jubilant faftl roarea their aJ>Proval as Oh rounded the bases, and t.ben gave him three loud "ban'9l" cheers. Major league iamea •lsewbere in See-Ola, Pacem had 81, the U.S . 80, West Germany '75 and Europe 70. Earlier, Volker Beck of East Germany upset Olympic cham- pion Alberto Juantorena of CUba in the men's 400·meter race, but after a long delay, officials ruled the race a false start and it will be rerun today. ,Juantorena stopped two steps .tier the starting gun went off, and looked back before resuming running. He was able to salvage third place, but was booed and jeered by the crowd. The Cuban, a gold medalist in both the 400· and 800-meters at Montreal, started arguing with the officials as soon as the race ended and knocked over starting blocks in a gesture of anger~ Kokot and Ryszard Podlas or Poland battled down the final stretch, with the East German winning in 45. 78 s~onds. Juantorena said he did not hear the gun, claiming be was distracted by an airplane or some other noise outside the stadium. · Finally after a long delay and two separate appeals, the ap- peals jury upheld Juantorena's claim. '' l am obviously very pleased with the decision," a beaming Juantorena said. "It cancels a mistake and will allow the track . -· .. _....., - -- DAILY PlLOT HUNTINGTON BEACH'S CAROL STRAUSBERG TAKES AIM DURING RECENT ARCHERY PRACTICE SESSION. 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""""' ,..,, c 111u10 llonllam 10·111 et Ian Diego (OW<flll'lllo ,.,, st. Leult CUmle ._,, et Sen l'r-i.. ~ WUKeMll ' HBArclwr Ranked Folirth in Nation By DAVE CUNNI NGHAM Ol lNOelty ~letst•tt Carol Strausberg of Hunt· mgton Beach is competing m a sport she knows she'll never master. She's an archer. Not just any common, ever yd ay archer but the rourth·ranked • women's archer in the nation. "Archery is an easy sport to learn. but it's dirHcult to master." Strausberg says. "In fact, l don't think anyone has ever mastered it. 1 "I co m pete for the i challenge of overcoming the mental hangups," she says. "The mental aspect is pro- bably the downfall or almost all who fail in archery, or any other sport.'· The 32-year·o ld gym teacher at Fountain Valley High has been shooting ar- rows since she was 11 and at one time she held 20 dtrrerent national age group records. The records were for various distances and point totals, and Strausberg r e- mains one of the foremost archers in the country. She placed fourth at the National Archery tournament in Ox- ford, Ohio, Aug. 2-5. The tournament, held every s ummer in Ohio, gives Strausberg an el(cuse lo talce a vacation each year. She was raised in Dayton and her parents still live in Ohio. Although Ohio is a hotbed for archery, Strausberg says Southern California produces more than its share of cham· pions. Olympic gold medalist Luann Ryon hail s f r om Riverside and national junior col lege ch a m-p-Ma r,le ne Sil cock is from Cerritos. C h a m p1onsh i p -c al i ber faciliti es aren't common; Strausberg has to drive to Long Beach's El Dorado Park to practice. She only works dllligenlly if an important tournament is coming up. "I just practice when I feel like it," Strausberg s a ys. "Mostly I do mental vis· ualizations, where I just see myself doing things in a positive way." Strausberg says the mental sharpness of an archer is far mor e important than the physical. She stresses it in her gym classes and hopes to im- part her knowl edge in a team archery program this year at Fountain Valley High. If implemented, it will be the first high school in· terscbolastic archery com- petition in the Oran1e Cout area. Only two other schools will compete-Whittier Hlah and Rosemead Hlgh. •'Most of the details are a l read y w orked o ut." St rausberg says. "All we need is money to start the pro- gram. I know there Is suffi· cient interest among the stu- dents." Although use or the bow and arrow. dates back ,t least 10,000 years, it was con- sidered nothing more than a weapon until the early 1800'a, whe n lhe first sporting archery club was formed In Philadelphir. But the aggressive roots ol the sport don't occur .to Strausberg when she's shoot· tng. Instead, she considers It a very calming pastime. "l like to get involved with the feel of It," she says. "If you get caught up in the score or competition you can lose the serenity of the sport, so I try to avoid that. "I just set my own aoala and pay no attention to the societal scoreboard. If you can do that, then you 're never a loser." Sports Clipped Slwn Brown, Bukich .. Sparkle LOS ANGELES -Runnlnl back Tbeotla Brown aalloped 70 yards on the flnt play ot a 90- mlnute scrlmmaae held by the UCLA football team Saturday. Coach Ten:y Donahue was pleased with the 1crlmma1e u the Bruins continued their prep. arations for the 1977 season· opener at Houstob Sept. 12. Junior quarterback Steve Buldcb, from Newp0rt Harbo!' Hilb. engineered a 70 yard. •ix· play drive which included passes Of 18 yards to wide receiver Kent Brisbin, 15-yards to wide r e- ceiver James Sao>Y and a 24- yard scoring pass to freshman wide receiver Chris Jtlla Dukich ls c:,om)>eUn1 wlth sophomore Rici Bashore for the s tarlin~ quarterback berth. Ba.shore prepped at Edison High in Huntingtoll Beacb. .. I was lmp~SM4 wlth bQtb qaarterbacka, •• sa[d Dodahue. "They both had thelr bestacrtm- m:g thus far. We •Ull haven't m a dedlloQ OD wbo ll 1oln1 to start against Roust.on.'' u ....... ,,,,, Garlits, "5, the all-time drag racing king with 16 National Hot Rod AasociaUon tiUes and four U.S. National championships, was the fastest qualifier with a run of S.80 seconds. The track record is S. 79, set last year by Gary Beck. Muldowney, 37, runnerup to Garlits two years ago, quallfled second at 5.89 seconds. She already has all but clinched the world point championship, win· nlng the past three NHRA races, and she la trying to become the firat woman to win a U.S. Na· UonalUUe. .--e1sa ... o.. JACKSON, Mlss. -Fullback James Storey exploded 19 yards for a fl.rat.quarter touchdown~ tbe Mialas:C Rebels surviv • late Mesn State uprlsinC earn a 'l-8 football victory Sa1ur· daynlaJtt. Quarterback Lloyd Patterson and nmn.£n1 back Mike Bat.ea drove the Tifers from their 20 to the Ole M.las 1S with time runn1na out, but the threat dJed when Memphis St.ate ran out of downl with 1:11 left. Greew B,,ec4 '"-• DU QUOIN, Ill. -Green$P4*1 combined hla blulnl speed with the Hall of Fame talents of driver-trainer BllJy Hau1hton and won the $284,131 Hambleto- nian Saturday with a record· smuhlna. stral&ht-heat victory. Green Speed equaled the world trotting race record fot Ul1 aae of 1: 55 3-5 in wlnnln1 the. firlt heat by one lenath over Texas and then came back with another 1: 55 3-5 performance In the second beatbn the one-mile track at the Du Quoin State Fair· 1round.s. ••'-r ..... ,. TORONTO -The Toronto Blue Jaya acqulred ouUlelder John Hale from tbe Loi Anaeles J;>od1er1 oraanlutlon, tbe American Lea1\le expanaJon club announced Friday. Pro F ootl>all BengWS Thrftsh Vikings, 26-7 OINCINNATf -Defensive baek• Jerry Anderaon and M arvln Cobb returned lntercep. tlona 95 and 57 yarda for touchdowns, trlcgerln1 the ball· hawking Cincinnati Denials to a 26-7 exhibition National Football ~ague victory over the Min· neaota Vlklnp Saturday nlght. Anderson, a rookie from Oklahoma. grabbe<\ a pass by rookie quar:terback Tommy Kramer and raced 95 yards with . len than five mlnutes left in the aame. Cobb went 57 yards with a Bob Lee paaa, and comerback Mel Moraan recovered two twnbla f deep in Mlnnesota territory. It wu tbe Ben1al1' fourth strallht victory alnce an early . loss to Green Bay. Morgan, a aecond·year de- fensive back, helped ClnelnnatJ boost its lead to 19-7 in the second quarter when he recovered fumbles at Minnesota's 22-and ~yard lines. The opportunistic defense helped overcome an off·ni&ht by Cincinnati quarterback Ken An· derson. who tossed three first half interceptions. OaldatMI, aa..e OAKLAND -Ken Stabler threw two touchdown puses to Dlfve Cuper and reolde Ralf Benlrscbke kicked two lone field aoalJ as the O~and Raiders overpowered the San Francileo "9ers, 33-0, Saturday nl~t ln a Naticoal Football Lea1ue exblbl· tloniame. The Super Bowl champions acored six of the ftrat seven times they had the ball and on the other possession a touchdown pus from Stabler to Cliff Branch was nuWfled by a penalty. Stabler bit tleht end Casper on scorlne passes of 20 and 13 yards and totaled 184 yards passlna, retlr· lng for the night when the score reached 30-0 early ln the third period. ae..e-,u.14 HOUSTON -Beleaguered Skip _Butler_ boQt.ed field goals of 20, 43 and 20 yards, and Don Hardeman broke out of a slump with touchdown nans of eight and 18 yards Saturday night, leading Houston to a 23-14 National Foot· ball Leape exhibition victory overDallu. Hardeman. a disappointment ONfARIO .•• Contbmed From Pa1e 81 position. He bit 188.994 ln his Vollstedt-Offy. .Johnny Rutherford, Marlo An· dretti and Al Uuer will 1urt on the front row with Tom Sneva, Gordon Johneock and A. J , Foyt close behind in the seCOP<l row. Along with Bobby Unser, on the inside ol the fourth rowr.~ hit more than 191 mpti ln quawyin1. P'IHTl90W ,.,,,.,,,., Rlltwtor• l~I. Wwllll. McU,_ C-111. tM. lit; IMrto AMINttl CtCnar.tll, PLl,Mc~ltil.toO;AA&"'-~ ......,.,, ...,...II-Goe '""· .... 11<1. • UCGllO llOW • T-hwe ,,__,, ·--~. ,,,,,,,; ~ ..... lH ...... Mk:lt.t. Wfl~.-00$, ttt. ... ; A.J, ~..,. ,.....,._,_ 01•~"'-· -,., .. _ .... ~~--,.~. "1..U:....., ~ , ........... ~ Ofty, lft.DA; ...... Mllllif (P...,._,• ....... ~ ....... _.J '°"'"'" ... Rtlff Meo-., CTuc-1. ~. 111 ... 1; .ltrft Md!lrwtll (Ar1lftlten, Tea.I, htle- AMC. 10.295; Dtdl .... --~~-1. \' ...... ., ....... ••nMllOW '41111e QINt 1 •• u.,.r, llllM, ~. 111.as; Geol'9e .... ( ...... !Wfl, ...... . 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Offf, 11•.WS: ·~ ... .,...... &c:..M>. ................ ._... slnce belna drafted No. t by th Ollera in 19'75, bulled e11bt yuda in the first quarter and Butler kicked a 20-yard field 1oal ln the second quarter, propel Ung the' victory hungry Olien to a 10-7 halfUme lead. The Cowboys, whose preseuon record dropped to 2·3. drove 71 yards with the opening kickorr. with Robert Newhouse t.aking a flat pass from Danny White and scoring Crom 15 y ard.6. ~114,19-14 GREEN BAY, Wis. -Greg ~tt carried 12 times for 126 yar(k, including a 70·yard t ouchdo wn run. ·and Don Cockroft kicked four field goals to lead the Cleveland Browns to a 19-14 National Football League exblbltion victory over Green Bay Saturday. Cockroft'• third field eoal. a 43-yarder mid way in the third quarter, erased the Packers• 14-13 halftime lead u the Browm boosted thelr preseason record to 3·2. Green Bay la 1-4 with four s uccessive def eats. • .,,,,,., J 7-8 BUFFALO , N .Y . - Quarteri>ack Joe Ferguson ran one ·yard for a · touchdown and connected with 0 .J. Simpson on a . 82·yard touchdown pass Satur- day night as the Buffalo Bills beat the Tampa Bay B~ccaneera, 17-6, ln a preseason National Football Leaaue game. Simpson scored in the third quarter after taking a short flare pass from F erguson in the backfield. He then weaved bis way .through the Tampa Bay d~ fense for tbe score. Neto Orleaau, ~J 7.:10 MIAMI -Backup quarterback Bobby Scott's passing set· up touchdown bursts of six and eiJht yards by Chuck Muncie, leading New Orleans to a 17-10 victory over the Miami Dolphins in a Ma- lional Football League exhibition game Saturday night. Scott, subbing for injured starter Archie Manning, com- pleted U of 21. passea for 219 yards. Angels Win As Ryan Gets 18th Victory CLEVELAND <AP) -Andy . Etchebarren 's sacrifice fly in the ninth inning snapped a tie and gave California and Nolan Ryan a 3·2 victory over the ClevBand Indians Saturday night, ending the Angela' six·aame losing str- ' me. ~ Ryan, striking out seven and scattering six blta, became the O.ft'l'..iq .O..•llel Sat JJ flrst 18·1ame winner In the American Leaaue this sea.soo. He bu lost 13. Dave Chalk led off the ninth with a double, the 12th· bit off Cleveland'• Wayne Garland, 10-17. GU F1Mes sacrificed Cbalk to third, and Etcbebarren followed witll a Jong drive to center which sent home the win· nln1nm. Garland went the route for the ninth Ume in his last 11 atarts but saw b1a losing string extended to foureames. •CAU...,.IA a.avaLAllD .,.... ., ... .....,,d .s , 2 • Oede,rf :a 0 0 0 "-'·a 4 t t t Kul...,., a a o o o ......_11 <1000 e.e.n.• atto le4all.t,1b 20 1 0 Tllortll,ttJ AOOO '""" tb 0 0 t<O hclM.lf •• t 0 9;ylor,clt A 0 2 0 M.,.1flCl,cf 0 0 0 0 Mlllllll,.. 4 0 1 0 C.rty,dft 4 0 0 0 Cllallt. 3b 4 1 1 o P rvitt, If J 1 1 O PCor.._ 11 3 t 2 0 81..,ltt, u 2 1 t 1 H'"4111Y,C 2 0 0 0 Ovffy, • 1 0 0 0 0111'9"'·"" 1O 1 O Ke!MNll,c t t I 1 adlWll.c 0 0 I I ,,Nel'fll.... t0 t 0 J'OUll M J 12 I T...it 2' 2 6 2 COi....... .. -M-4 etew1""' oao oao .._, • .........,, , ... , ... .,,~.IC ...... , O,._ ~ 2. &.09-Clltfonlle 7, CtewlMll t. ._ ...,._, ....... CMlll. Sa-o.de, 8llfllll. "-'tY. Duffy, .......... ,, Ftonl. Sl'-«tftll .. , UdtW• ... .. " ...... • • I t t 7 9 tt J I 1• I Ooaterlmia Grabe Two-etroke Lead MEJUDZN, Conn. -Led by pltchlng acit Jopa Joye~. the C.· nedicut Filleou be• th• hnta Ana Uoaett:es. 0-1. tn the ttilrd 1ame of tb_-Women'• Professional Soft~1Q World Serles Saturday ntaht. .Wadkins, W~isk~pf. Share Lead caanedlcut lew ·the belt-of- ftve Mttet, 1-1. &llrllUlfe.J tNDIAMAPOUS -Faftrit. .Don Garllta •nd Shlrley Muldotne1 'temalnd OD top Sal\lrd,V • qMHftc .... elided for today'• ftnt roand " ~op heltl I ....... tbellrclU.S: NadGMI._,_.., ,,.. ......... ii ..... HP•ratea U.• a ,.aua .. . ,. ........... .. =:r.4llle 1JWlaa•poll• .... ....,.., ,, T..:...:uead==-'•Y..:...;· s.=pt:.::.•m;.;.;.be~r e~.-19;;.;.n ______ o.._A_IL_Y_Pl-"L-'-OT ___ • ___ s NEW & USED • ·OH. •• c-ta.11"9 ·From Bl J pan lnwrrupt~ pl~y with an 1Utnuuncttmu1t u( Ob't ach.levemt'nt OCC Quarterbacks Sparkle Pro Volleyball PORSCHE 1---.1 Y•ll"MllA•~ LEA s IN G EI ~.,. J.-•1 J Ottwtt I C.arll .. .corH. 12-t.•n. 11 t It 10 CALL THE ex•En BILL YATES, IHC. !:vm Aaron. who hit hl1 71Slh bomt-r July 20. ltTI. exprl·~ed hit urt mlrallon fOf' Oh » 1k1U OrLU\ae Co•11l Colleaie qu1&rtcrbackt l,111 ry lluJI, Gury Gulanc .. and Dave Molht·u looktod an mid H""'11orm Satur dity n1.:ht m .cuidln& thv PlralH lO a pair o( footbu.1l 11c:nmmual" VIClOriC~ at OCC And Mollica was S for 8 against Rio tlondo for 87 yards. Mollica, a freshman from Costa Mesa Hlgb, flnished with 10 cornplttJons In 13 attempts for 143 yards Flowen; and a five-yard spurt by Vic Lindsey. In the Rto Hondo session, Dave Parsel ran 25 yards arter picking up a fumble by teammale Dennu; Boswell <who bad run 20 yards> and Molllca pa1»sed 13 yards to freshman Dan Duddridae. Santa 8ar1M•• ), P-nl• 0 G•m• HOrH II·•. n •• 1t 1 IS•nl• 1111>1,. Wiii -Oo' .... (-IV In 11r~1 r..wi OI P4•\'9tt$ 1' .. r.o.v 11l9'1t •I S.nlaAnl~ll-, 1:JOI VW/PORSCHE 837-4800 493~ 11 "I "ould have lovt'd lo have been Ul~re lonij£hl lo put the cro"'·n on top or b11 bead ~aun het cer talnly u t1ult c • 1enUeman and lh~ IX'" pied .Japan h.n t' a lol lo be proud or," he uld 1n a vldcoUpt-d me&S1ti:<' broadcast ~aturda ) nl&hl by J~pune'e televblon Oul,.nc •· a •orihomoro who waa in 1un'(t 111 111 i.t·r1mn1aa41 prior to the 19'UI 31\'itl'luo und lh\!11 u t out th rest of the Har, 10.a~ M 85 yard TD pal's In the l'tr•ll'' · JOG clc1'U•lon over MlraCosta Culh·~t· a11d fm!•hcid ttw night hitting r1v(' ol 13 •l'rlub (or 112 yudB "t WQ very pleased with the play of our quarterbacks tonight." saJd OCC coach Dick Tucker .• "We've never had three quarterbacks of this caliber at one time here. Duddridge, from Costa Mesa Ht&h. wa:; OCC's leading rus her with 74 yards an nme carries. And Kurt Flowers had 60 yards in six rushes LEASE A 1978 PONTIA C •GRAND PRIX •TRANS-AM Hut llall i.m.I Molhu were even more dfi'C'tlVC' ''I was also happy with our running aame and our wide receivers played well. And we were happy that we came out of the scrimmages with no injuries~" added Tucker. Center Tim Bienek and tackle Mark Chakerian were offensive standouts while tackle Joe Cameron, linebacker ·Jack Mackey and deep back Steve Foley were praised for their work on defense. er... How lel.tT._ 0.. Al......_ ,_.Od.a.wDel""wy BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC Aaron, who pla)cd for the AUanta Braves and Milwaukee Brewers. re tired hut year and now 1s a vice president with the Braves. Hall. a converted tl&ht end who !.parkl'<i the Plrult!S In the final two gam•·~ or the '76 cumpuign, completed 7 or 10 pa:,!,cll aaainst Rio Hondo as the Bue-. '4on, 12-6. OCC's scoring againllt MiraCosta in eluded the M-yard pass from Guisness to Joe Ballestero, a seven·yard run by Dave Mollica, a 29-yard scamber by Kurt f1owers, a eight.yard run by Enc Orange Coast opens the season Satur- day night. facing Cypress at La Palma Stad1um a t 7.30 ~·,....s.. .. u..r w Y.n. K..,.. If 2-6651 Of" 616-2500 "I want lo wish Oh the best of luc k in th e world!" said Aaron "I know he's capable or hit ling a lot more home runs. Oh ~ent the ball soar mg into the right field bleachers, a total of 328 feet, off pitcher Kojiro Suzuki of the Yak ult Swallows. It was againi.t same team that he belted his first homer in 1959. The li g ht s were darkened after the game, won by the Giants 8-1, and the Japan.born Chinese player strode in- to the spotlight and bowed six times to the cheering spectators. ·:Thank you very much for your support," Oh told the crowd. "Wilh your warm mordl sup port and cnrourngemt·nt I was able to achieve u new home run r~cord "I will continue swing ing a bat al> long as my health permits. Thank you again." Oh has won 15 Japan CcntraJ League batting titles in his 18 completed seasons and named most valuable player eight limes. Commentators at tribute the !>lugger's win ning pt•rformancc at the plat<' t o his flamingo :.tylc. rem1nisrcnl or the raised leg stance or U .S major leaguer Mel Ott Japan<'!>t' Primt• Minister Takt•o Fukuda will present n ··People's Honor'' citation Lo Oh. the first person so honored, for "uprece dented achievements in f4rthering the hopes of ~ociety." Oh will also· receive something he can s pend: a $75,500 bonus from his ball club and S3,77S from lhe Central League Grid Serum . . Sharp Outing For Rustlers By ROGER CARLSON Of Ille Dally "tet s .. H AZUSA -Golden West College. despite being oul!.corcd, 12·6, by host Citrus College, was lm- pn:!>MVe in a controlled football scrimmage Satur- day morning. The Rustlers went through the two-hour skirmish with one rnjur) to a key secondary standout, Gary Brown. Brown went down in the second senes of plays with an injury to his right knee and his status won't be known until after examination Monday. Rustlers coach Ray Shackleford expressed satisfaction with the workout,. but was unable to come to any firm conclusions. "H's so difficult." says Shackleford. "because ) ou dun 'l know wbo your players are play mg against. whether each is against a firm No,. t oppo· ncnt. or not. ·cnrus i~ a little unusual an scrimmages bC'cause it usually use~ its first team for the first half of th<' s crimmage regardless of which teams ) ou arc using · · Citrus scored twice through the air. but Shackleford was not concerned. citing his defenders were a mi xture or backs. Quarterback Bill Holst was especially im - pr<'ssive for Golden West College with his execu- ti on. whether 1t be running the option or passing. Ills timing on the option play s prung Loren Micklin for an easy s ix-yard touchdown run a nd he t•omplett'd four or nine passes for 61 yards. ··1 think we'll be able to throw deeper this year." i.a1d Shackleford. who was pleased with all of his quartcrb11cks. G<iry Coleman completed two of <'ight for 35 yardi., Tim De Masc hit one of two for eight yards and Oa\ e Wallach completed both of his aerials for 17 yards Tt\e Husllers used Macklin, Tim Janov1c a nd Ric Martin spanngl). choosing to take a look at backs Steve Fogel (11-73 yards>. Jim Judd <S·31J and Ron Dykes (6·29 > Fumble recoveries were Arguello, Don Fieldler. Dan Kreutzer Gary Overman and tercepted Citrus aerials. recorded by Tim Meeks and Jer ry Mark Eas tland in· Up front at the outset the keys to Golden West's success m stopping t he Citrus running game effec- tively were 6-3, 240 John Stemmer and Keith . Dionne. middleguard Kevin Patterson and ends Don Di Palma and Meeks. Also sticking out on defense was lrnebacker Randy Schwartz SPORTS College Football llOCKIES Nori" Arlton.t JI, AUQust•n•, S 0, )0 MIDWEST M1,m1 •Oniol1' O•vton 1l Central M>cf\491n 3'. Atcorn 1 .. orlt10.ll.Ol4SI •• N Mltn19<)n ti OUl>uQV" u ~lton 1 Bla<ll H•llS St 41 Sloua F•ll\ SI 14 Akron?•, wa.,,.... Mien u E. Central St.10, Htnclorwn SI J Minn Outu1,.11,M1cll491"Te<n• M•"""" Roll• ll. Ml\!iOUrl Vallo ll Nor II\ 0.11.0la 11, Moor""ac! SI II NWM1>.ouroSI •,0>6c!ronSI & S.OINw Vatltty lt, William PMI\ 1 South O.llole St to, St Cl-St 0 Wis.·E•u (latte 17, SI. JMeo ... 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"That'll take the wind out of your sails.·· When his father moved from Green Bay to the Washington Re ds kins In 1969, Lombardi asked his father for a job. "I wanted to get into pro football so bad, l was willing lo work for my father," Lombardi says. But his father was Insistent. So Lombardi practiced law in Min- neapolis until July 1975, when the Seahawks oHered him the job of adminis trative assistant to general manager John Thompson. "In my mind. there was no doubt I'd get into pro football. It was simply a question or when and how," said Lombardi, who also served in the Minnesota state Legislature. "Once you're exposed to COO\· petitive athletics in general football in particular and \he NFL more particularly it kind or turns your head. "Right now, I couldn't see myself doing anything else." Lombardi. 35, who inherited his father's race and physique. was an all -Wisconsin fuUlJack at Premontre High School in Green Bay and later played at St Thomas College In St. Paul. "I was adequate for that callber of football," he recalls, "but you have to know your limitations." When he played football. Lom· bardi says, "there was pressure. I felt people expected too much of me. Because of the success he (his father) enjoyed, it was kind or a fish bowl type of thing. ·•But I think most or that Is self invoked. I don't feel that with the people I'm associated with." ' Detroit has ordered four... . would you llke to drive today wliat they'll be building in -1980? 1 The Oiuglero 11y1~ bOdy la 1 lrtnd 1tlttf '" 1pona cer dt•lon. nol onty ror 1" tlttk at11pe, OUI lhe IOllr 01t0tlnt oonaumpcJon . • • 11 mpg In •own. 29 mPO In lht oounOy. 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Players Hurt * * * JOE MAC PHERSON * Three key Saddleback College football players were injured in a scrimmage with Long Beacfl CC Saturday, dimming an otherwise impressive performance by the Gauchos. * * * * Sophomore wide receiver Tommy Haigh hyperextcnded a knee, letterman linebacker Jeff Roletti turned an ankle and freshman running back Kerry Cr abb (Dana Hills High) injured a rib in Saturday's 2lf~·hour session at Saddleback. * * * Sales. Service.& Leasing * "At this point we don't know what the extend of the injuries are, .. said Gauchos head coach Ken Swearingen. * * * * Haigh was an All·M1ss1on Conference first team selection two seasons ago and broke his col· larbone early in the season last year and was grant· cd another year or JC eligibility Rolett1 was a starter for Saddlcback last year. lt New&Used * * Cars & Trucks * Long Beach scored twice on a pair of palses late in the scrimmage, giving the Vikings a 12-6 edge in the affair. * 21 AUTOCEHTERDR. lt "Up to the lime when Long Beach scored 1t was a real even scrimmage. We intercepted three or four passes anc1 got some fumbles. If. you counted all those turnovers it would have m ade a difference. But in a scrimmage .the offense retains control or lhe ball," said Swearingen. : 7 69·:1222 : * * * * * * * * * *· -* * The Gauchos coach, in his second year al Sad· dleback after switching from El Camino, was generally pleased with the scnmmage. "Our offense moved the ball well We're much further ahead than we wer<' at this tame last year. The offense 1:. much more prepared than 1t was a year ago.·· Saddleb<ic:k ha:-. most of its offensive stars re- turning for the 77 season, but wall rely heavily on fre~hmcn to shore up som<' rlcfensive holes. .--"Our def<'nM' pl<iyed very well at first. We shut down Long Beach'o; running game very well When ..., e played our f1rsl unit together lhey did well Long Beach got the two TO passes against a group that was a mixed unit ...., ,• ''But the j)OSltl\'e thing about Ltv! scrimmage was that we did well "'hen we w~ted to ... said Swearingen. "My 11tlsfactlon h11 bffn 111urld by lb«. .... people who care.•• AON BURDETT Santa Ana ALLERGY? DEHHIS lOSIHf ... Orange County's oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealership (714) 543·9624 Recorded WUTCOUf ~. ~ lllACH .. Moe .JOllMSO,N a SON Message World's number one Al l [ R 6 y c 0 NT R 0 l homeowners insurer. ,. 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Mollica. a freshman from Costa Mesa Higb, finished with 10 ('Ompletiona ln 13 attempts for 143 yards. "l WN very pleased with the play of our quarterbacks tonight," said OCC coiach Dick Tucker .• "We've never had three quarterbacks ot this caliber at one time here. Flowers and a five-yard spUrt by Vic Lindsey. In the Rio Hondo session. Dave Parsel ran 2S yards alter picking up a fumble by teammate Oennis Boswell (who had run 20 yards> and Mollica passe<i 13 yards to freshman Dan Ouddrldge. ~le &.rlNr• l, ,._,,I• 0 Ge,.,,. uoru IJ •. 12 ' 12•1 «S•n•• IMMr• Wiii ~Or ... COYlllY In llrSI round ol pltrf'Olt\ T-Y n1g111 <11S.n1tA1.aC.oOooe.1 301 VW/POISCHE 837-4800 493-4511 LEASE A 1978 PONTl ~.C "I would huve loved lo bl\' been \her•• lonl&bl to put th cro""'n on lop nt h\s head becaus.-he , ... r t a l n l y I 1 q u I l 1· a 1enUeman and tht• p('(I ple ol J•pan h'4ve a lot to be proud of," he sa\d 1n a vldeolaptd mrsugt- broadc &t Suturday nl&hl by J~panesc telcvi.Jion Oul11n 1. M • •011humotf' who wais 1n JUl\'lf in » W(•rlmmil&e prior to the 1076 .,, HOO llnd then 1u1t out Uu1 rest of the yc1&r, toased a ~ yMrd TD pas. In the Plratc-'i' JOG dc-cialon over MlraC-0.sta C'ollel(t' ur1d f1n111h«id lht: night hitting flvt• u( 13 au~rla&hl for 112 yudi.. Hui llall 1.111u Mollica were even more t·ffctlJ\ (.' "I was also happy with our running game and our wldo receivers played well. And we were happy that we came out olthe scrimmages with no injuries." added Tucker. Duddridge, from Costa Mella Hiih. was OCC's leading rusher wlih 74 yards in nine carries. And Kurl Flowers bad 60 yards in six rushes. Center Tim Bienek and tackle Mark Chakerian were offensive standouts while tackle Joe Cameron. lmebacker ~Jack Mackey and deep back Steve Foley were praised for their work on defense. • GRAND PRIX •TRANS-AM Or .... "4»w 1n.t T.._ 0. AJ Med9t1 forOdoMrNnrt BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC Aarun, who pla>cd for the Allanta Bravei. and Mllwaukee Brewers. re· tlred last year and now is a vice president with the Braves. ll<•ll, c. converted tight end who !!parked the Pir1ilc11 In the final two 1t1tmes of the '76 cump1ugn, completed 7 of 10 p1tSi.e'i against Rlo llondo as the Hues 'A-on, 12·6. OCC's scoring against MiraCosta u(. eluded the ~-yard pass from Gulsness to Joe Ballestero, a seven-yard run by Dave Mollica, a 29-yard scamber by Kurt Flowers, a eight-yard run by Enc Orange Coast opens the season Satur- day night, racing Cypress at La Palma Stadium at 7 .30. l.Mllilt & ..... ~ .. L.llltlw flt' v ...... .... 192-6651 fW 06-2500 Grid Serum . In Serimmage * * * * * * * * * '*~~ * "I want to wish Oh the best of luck in the world!" said Aaron "I know he's capable of hit· tln g a lot more home runs. Oh sent the ball soar ing into the right field bleachers. a total of 32!! feet, off pitcher KoJiro Suzuki of the Yakull Swallows. It was against same team that he belted his first.homer in 1959. The lights were darkened after the game, won by the Giants 8-1, and the Japan-born Chinese player strode in- to the spotlight and bowed six times to the cheering spectators. ''.Thank vou very much for your support." Oh told the crowd. "With your warm moral sup· port ant.I encouragement I was able to achieve .. new home run record "1 will continue swing· ing a bat as long as my health pcrmill'i Thank you again." Oh has won 15 Japan Central League batting titles in his 18 completed seasons and named most valuable player eight Limes. Commentator~ al· tribute the slugger's win· n1ng p..•rfQrmancc al the plate to his flamingo style, reminiscent of the raised lC•f:( stance of U S major leaguer Mel Ott .Japane se Prime Minister Taken Fukuda will present a "People's Honor" citation to Oh. the f1rl>l person so honored, for "uprece· dented achievements in fl!rthering the hopes of society." Oh will also· receive something he can spend : a $75,500 bonus from his ball club and $3,775 from the Central League. Sharp Outing For Rustlers By ROGE R CARLSON Of Ille Dau, 1111eui.tt AZUSA Golden West College, despite being outscored. 12·6, by host Citrus College, was 1m· press1ve 1n a controlled rootball scrimmage Satur- day morning. The Rustlers went through the two-hour s kirmish with one inJUr) to a key secondary s tandout, Gary Brown. Brown went down in the second senes of plays with an injury to his right knee and his status won't be known until after examination Monday. Rustlers coach Ray Shackleford expressed s atisfaction with the workout, but was unable to come to any firm conclusions. "It's so difficult," says Shackleford. "because )Ou don't know who your players are playing agamst, whether each is against a hrm No I oppo· ncnt, or nol. ''Citrus b a lllllt: unusual 1n scrimmages bl'l'ause 1t usuallv uses its first team for the first half of th<' scrim.mage regardless of which teams } OU arc USIO~ .. Citrus scored tw1ct· through the air, but Shackleford was not concerned, citing his defenders were a mixture of backs. Quarterback Dill .Holst was especially im- pressive for Golden West College with his execu- tion, whether it be running the option Qr passing. His liming on the option play s prung Loren M1ckhn for an easy s ix-yard touchdown run and he cumplctccl four of nine ~asses for 61 yards "I think we'll be able to throw deeper this year." said Shackleford, who was pleased with all of his quartcrbat·ks GC1ry Coleman completed two nf eight for 35 yarcls. Tim Dc Masc hit one of two for <'1g ht yards and Dave W1.1lluch C'Ompleted both <if his <H'rials for 17 yardl> The Rustlers used M1ckhn, Tim Janov1c and n1c Martin spann~ly. choosing lo take a look at backs Steve Fogel (11-73 yards>. Jim Judd 15-31 J and Ron Dykes (6-29) l'~umble recoveries were /\rguello, Don Fie Idler. Dan Kreutzer. Gary Overman and tercepted Citrus aerials. recorded by Tim Meeks and Jerry Mark Eastland in· Up front at the outset the keys to Golden West's success in stopping the Citrus running game eHec- ti\•elr \\ere 6-3, 240 John Ste'mm er and Keith . Dionne, middleguard Kevin Patterson and ends Don Di Palma and Meeks. Also sticking out on defense was linebacker Randy Schwartz SPORTS College Football •OCKIU Nor1n Ari-31. AUQu>l•n•. S 0 lO 13 MIDW(n Mo•mt 10n1017• D•'flon 73 Ctnlr•t Ml<IV~nl' Alcorn I Nor11t0.kou SI lt ... MICltl~n" Out>uqtJt> 14, Mil IOll 1 81..c" H1ill St •I, SIOU• Fall~ SI 14 A•roo 24, w .. ,,... Mic It u f Ctnlr .. SI 10. H•nder\Oft SI l Minn Ou1u1n 71, M1c:N~n h cl\ • M1\..,.,rl Roll• J), Ml•"""" Valln Norllt O..•ot• 11, MoornHOSI It NW M "fOU" SI '• Chaoron SI • S•o•newValleyJI, Wllllam P•nn I Soutl\ ~i. SI 10. SI CIOUCI SI 0 WI\. E.u o ..... 11 SI. 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S.m Houslon SI t• T •"ff°" SI " r .... t.."1Mr"" , Long-time Dream Comes True Wmbardi's Son in Pro Footl>all With Seattle SEATTLE (AP> -Like every- one else who knew his father. Vince Lombardi was used to 'do- ing what his dad told him. More than anything else, Lom· bardi wanted to get into pro foot- ball, where his father. the late Vince Lombardi. became a coaching legend with the Green Bay Packers. But, more than anything else. the elder Lombardi wanted tus only son to be a lawyer. "I fought him all the way. but, as usual, he was rig~l." says Lombardi, who holds the Utle of director of ticket sales and mark cling with the Seallle Sea hawks of the N atlonal Foot- ball League -and a law degree from William Mitchell College of Law. "I wanted to m ajor in P.E." in college, Lombardi recalls. "Hls father's comment was, 'That's fine, but I will not pay one penny of vour education if you do.' ;.That'll take th(! wind out of your sails." When tus father moved from Green Bay to the Washing ton Redskins in 1969, Lombardi asked hjs father for a job. "I wanted to get into pro football so bad. I was willin~ to work for my rather ... Lombardi says. But his father was insistent. So Lombardi practiced law in Min· neapolis until July 1975, when the Seahawks offered him the job or administrative assistant to general manager John Thompson. "In my mind, there was no doubt I'd get into pro football. It was simply a question of when and how," said Lombardi, who also served in the Minnesota state Legislature. "Once you're exposed to COfl\· pctltive athletics in general football in particular and the NFL more particularly -it kind of turns your head. ··Right now, I couldn't see myself doing anything else.·· Lombardi, 35, who inherited his father'i; face and physique. was an all-Wisconsin fullback at Prcmontrc lligh School in Green Bay and later played at St Thomas College in St. Paul. "I was adequate for that caliber of football," he recalls. "but you have to know your limitations." When he played football, Lom· bardi says, "there was pressure. I felt P,e<>ple expected too much of me. Because of the success he (his father> enjoyed, it was kind of a fi!h bowl type of thing. ·'But I think most of that Is self- invoked. I don't feel that with the people I'm associated with." Detroit bas ordered four... . would you llke to drive today what they'll be building In 1980? 1 Tl!• 01uo1t10 1tyltd bOdy It • trend "ltff In tl>Olt• ctr d11ton. not only for tl\t llttk 1111.-. 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Sophomore wade receiver Tommy Haigh hyperextended a knee, letterman linebacker Jeff Roletti turned an ankle and freshman running back Kerry Crabb <Dana Hills High> injured a rib in Saturday's 21~-hour session at Saddleback. "At this pomt we don't know what the extend of the injuries are." said Gauchos head coach Keo Swearingen. Haigh was an All-Mission Conference first team selection two seasons ago and broke his col larbone early In the season last year and was grant· ed another year of JC eligibility. Rolett1 was a starter for Saddleback last year Long Beach scored twice on a pair or passes late in the scrimmage, giving the Vikings. a 12·6 edge in the affair. - "Up to the time when Long Beach scored it was a real even scrimmage. We intercepted three or ~r passes and got some rumbles. If you counted all those turnovers it would have made a dHCerence. But in a scrimmage .the orrcnsc retains control of the ball,·· said Swearingen. The Gauchos coach, in his second year at Sad· dlcb{ICk after switching from El Camino, was generally pleased with the scrimmage. "Our offense moved the ball well. We're much further ahead than we were at this time last year The offense 1s much more prepared than 1t was a year ago." Saddleback has most of 1ls offensive stars re turning for the 77 season, but will rely heavily on freshmen to-!!hore up !\Orne rlefensive holei>. "Our defense played very well at first We shut down Long Beach's running game ver y well. When we played our farsl unit together they did well. Long Beach got the two TD passes against a group that was a mixed unit. "Rut the positive thing about the scrimmage was that we did well wheo we wanted lo." said Swearingen ALLERGY? (714) 543-9624 Recorded Message ALLERGY CONTROL FOUMDATIOM Box 1583, Dranfe Ca 92668 Write for frff lnfonnoflOfl I DIHHIS ROSINI •1• -COAlf Win. ~ IUCM MM471 r World's oumberooe homeowners insurer. 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RefUlc to be painted lnto financial comer. One who clalma to know almOlt everythin1 may actually be pumptna you. GBMINI <May 21·June 20): Opposition to ------------------chance m Ill -you 1et your way and you're aided by written material . "'TINY AC:lH w IN I •AMJMITOOFAlw ............ ""ft.AYHOUMDSIM rAaA.Dtll .. 9 BIG DAYS SEPT. 10THRU ·18 ~:··:·GEORGE COLOURIS 5th ANNUAL CANCER (June 21·July 22): What la sl1niflcant to fH1lly member ls conveyed to you. Be Un· deratandinc. make reuonab1e concession. LEO (July 23·Aui. 22): Study Cancer message. You may not be completely aware of all factors in· JOIY MlflTHERTOft AS XIMlllA IQ.l.uoEll ~ T~ HAPPYH GOES10 WASHlrtGTOrt U44111 ..,.... Ul-1901 ANAHEll Anlhllm Dmt·ln 525-3526 HUHTIHGTOH BEACH Hu.-lngton Cl'*"I 841-0388 ·- IAHTA MA Edioia<cll ~ SANTA MIA HwtDOI AHAHIJlll NehwnOI IAHTA P'I ..... IKll uM<tedlOI COSTA MESA So. Coat Pllra AHAHEll Cllllmlll nd 540-7444 531-1271 SZS.JSH 523-.VO 546-2711 635-7601 Its the BIGGESl -Its BOND. And B·E·Y·O-N·D. 11.1111<.q BARBARA BACH ~ CURT JURGENS as"Sllomt>erq Prod1Ktd 11y At.BERT R BROCCOLI . Duttil'll ~1 LEWIS GllBfRI Sc•ttnrr.iy 11y CHRISTOf>tt[R WOOD & R1CHARO MAIBAUM IPGI W·~ by IJAIM!I H.WllSCH ltlt!ted :II ~l.'lAVl5'CiN U111tldMllll CINEMA VIEJO S.D.FRHWAYTOLAPA? MISSION VIEJO 830.6990 He fought wus \and won them. He defied Presidents - and might have been '4i one. volved in plan, scheme. Check behind the scenes. why. where, when -and leaal requl.sites . VIRGO (Aua. 23·Sept. 22): Stress lndepen· CAP&ICOBN (Dec. 22·J an.19): Hi•bll&ht flex· dence, adventure, speculation -take a cbance on ibillty. Be versatile, social. You 1et thio11 done with· yourself! Leo is in picture. aidolGemtnl,Saglttariuapenons. IJBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22>: Finish of association AQVABJlJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent on or project as tndicated -Aries ls in picture. Long· creativity, change, emotional responaes, rel•· ran1econsequences, benefits are hiabll&bted. tlon1bJp with cblldren. Review, revise, piece SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Study Vir10 t.ocether bits and pieces until you come up with message. Hiabllcht ori&lnal approach. You'll en· completeatory. count.erLeo,Aquariusperaon$. Pl8CF.S (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): You find ways of SAGl1TABllJS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Course you overcoming obstacles, 1etUn1 Um>u1b red tape. are to take bas not been deiermined. Accent on You get result.I. You caln throulh written material. "ltOCKr' "UFlGUAltD" CPGJ __ A&...,_. ...... .,... I AU <INIMA"1IUICIAIN MAI'S. ,,....., __ ~ao11M.-11.n '9A00l IFHAC M Pt.AZA , ,,,, .... I\. 11111 ............... ..... . - .. OUNTAINVALL•V .......... :,tr.:,.:::.~J ............ . ~n THEATRES-ORANGE CO Sllll tmllMS S1.51 SO. COAST PLAZA ~lllltlltl SI ~,1111 ft(IPAHIWC "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" CPG• DAii. YI I :J .. J JO "''"1"'-"" )410 ... ,, .. ~· !>1'1111 1111 "'"" "LOVIE & DEA TH" DAll.Y, I 1 .. 1 ... 11\H UJtOCKY" CPG• ''THE DEEP'' lf1G, "OUTLAW ILUES" l; ... 1:41 CINEMALAND ICllSo •11M1 b.iM1111U~l.OI fl(IPA&~-"WSPlllA'' CRJ Ji ..... , ... ,, 'THEY CAMI FAOM WnHIM" ,, ........ , .... I 14St Nll<ht•htff• &» I ltlf , ...... , "THI HAPPY HOOKU OIS TO WA5"1HCtTOH" I -•11-tal "JOY RIOI" ,. ......... - Call 642-5678. Put • few word& lo wo rk for ou. The most controversial American hero of our time a man. .;...;;.;;.~~;.._ ________________________________ _ SHOWTIMES DAILY-7:15·10:35 SAT.-SUN.-MON.-3:45- 7:15-10:35 :.:;..:::..":~"Empire of the A11ts" =::.-- JDAll COLUNS ·ROBERT LANSING • ~OHN DAVID CARSON itei1/PWf 1--1&1tOtU<•JACMl•KftJ-U- HUNTINGTON CINEMA HACH AT ILUS. H.I. 848-0388 S~WTIMES DAILY-9:00 SAT.SUN.·MON.-2:00 5:30-9:00 ''The Year's Best Movie 'Star Wars' has brought fun back to the movies and glowingly demonstrated they still can make 'em like they used to. A grand and glorious film." 'l .,_, "A hell of a lot of fun. .. bnms with adventure. charm r "-.'.. .. . .. _, [!_JO~_.sam•«> T .. _ .. ,. -.._ • ..,, ... "' -· l COSTA MW urteast and marvels. I loved it." - ·I !J A FILM BY GEORGE LUCAS ............ ~ ...... caJ PANAVISIQN • [X)@ av SYSTEM l~ NOW PLAYING ......, '"°""~ .... l'I •.o.•• .. •lWPOIT WCH Unmlmllt fOUITAll WIUEl 134.fm F•tlltl Walln DI 9'2·2411 rtltt City C..ter THI NIW SOUND FOR DRIYl·INS CtNI fl e HIGH FIDILrrt IOUND e YOUI AM C.U UDtO IS YOUI S,.AKH . • . Ex-robber Critiques ~nd!y. 8!ftember 4, 1877 OAtL Y PILO't. :¥. TV 'Crime' : " 8lTV.~~ WUUo Sutton, le&n and tanned and Ntired, was lt&lklna about the ~ops and robbers shows on teltvillon. It waa the 1ort, deliberate volce or one of tho moet wanted bank robbers In hi.story speaking "91•""1WI._,. on u aubject as familiar to him as the palms of his CINEDOME 23 1:u..nu 100 lll~30. 7 ~110•• ..... .. -·-.. "'" ..... .,. ... - J'ACIFIC I tllt;LUJooMe .. Hlla t MAI' • •• t .... ,, .. , •t•l•~···· ..... "'""' Mt• ............ ~," 1, ... hands or thti laolatlon cell In Attica. "Stan1ky and Hutch have a <lisor1anJzed ap· proach," says the 76-year-old lifer, "and no cop J ever saw carried on like Bareua. As for the private eyes ttookford llnd the rest." The old man 11hruaat.'<1 tolerantly. a litUe contemptuously and 1ui.tshook hLS head. "But KoJalt lntr11ues me," said Willie. leaning buck in a pat10 chair at the summer home of his al· torney, 1'8Lber1ne Bltses, in Southold. Long Island . ··He ui 'frlc only one who talks and acts like the of- ficers I encountered ln my time." Willie does n 't admire the s hows "Barnaby Jones" and "Quincy" enough to watch --------------------them regularly, but he thinks they're a little better CALL THEATRES FOR •'--------J SHOWTIMES ,___ ____ __, PETER FONDA SUSAN SAINT JAMES THE1'E IS ONLY ONE TH£ATRE IN ORANGE COUNTY WHER£ YOU CAN EXPERIENCE ST AR WAAS ON A GlANT JS FOOT SCREEN. IN RJU.10MM AND DOLBY I TRACK STEREO AND IN THE COM FOAT OF ONE OF OUR 1252 LUXURIOUS MOHAIR CHAIRS. THE FORCE IS WITH YOU AT EDWAROS NEWPORT CINEMA. (PG ) SHOWTIMES DAILY-12:00- 2:30-5:00-7:30- 10:0G-MIDNIGHT than m06t. At least, he says, "they make some pre· tense at trying to solve crimes through scientific de· ducllon.'' Though WHiie doesn't believe the goings-011 in "Barella," he likes the character: "He's an in· teresting man, and I like the way he weaves some philosophy into every show. But he's really too small physically for some of the things they'd have you believe he does." Willie ''detests" MacMillan, thinks Colombo is "okay" and admits that he "gets a laugh out of • '"" ..... ,.. A FRAAK YABLANS PRESENTATION A YAR TIN RANSOHOFF -FRANK YA Bl ANS PRODUCTION HIE OTHER Sl0£ Of lllONIGHT A CHARLES JARROn FILM· 'J , MARIE FRANCE elSIER ·JOHN BECK SUSAN SARA';DCi • RAf \~ll0'1E • r-~ tG .. fRANK YABLANS ., ,., , ··.HOWARD W KOCH JR • ··•='•CHARLES JARROIT • .... '°"'' " HO!MAN RAUCHfR .,.-OAfflfl TARAOASH ~ .. , •. ,SIDNEY SHELDON .~-·,MICHEL LEGRAND~ 1R R£Sfidc I ED G1, .~:.' :. ~-:--.J?H_N ~ CUIR " "," ~~-~~,,.--•# McCloud." But hls sense of humor doe/not encom· pass the antics of Jlm Rockford: "James G#mer always seems to lau1h hil W•Y throuah 4ftrery - thing," says Wtllle. "He could be 1•tUn• beaten to death, and he'd be lau1hln1 all the way to the hospital. l Just don't care for the show. It's kind of silly." He Ulces "Police Woman" even less. "If it wasn't for drugs and murder, they wouldn't know what to do with themsel ves. Not much imagination there." AS BEFITS a man who was a consummate pro· • fessional in his own line of work -and who never descended to violence to get the job done -Wlllle has only scorn for the easy shortcuts taken by the muscle-and-screecblng-tire school of the TV detec· live. "What annoys me most about crime shows," he says, "are the phony fights, the endless car chases and the way some super-sleuth vanquishes a dozen brawny opponents without taking a deep breath.'' Anyone expectin1 to find some dese-and-dose hood when he meets Willie Sutton bas to be disap- pointed. Although the erudite ex-felon never made LA MIRADA 4 • WlWOOO 4 WAlll.ttf IA-l'lla 11 M MONDAY°"" SATUllOAY Cl"-4 H~I \:l"JO 14 ~ 00 LA MIRADA 4 ONLY IUNOAYa • HOUOAYI 1t:JO .. t;00 ....... ·-21315Jl-95IO TOU CANNOf IKAl'Cl SUM'lllA (I I KUI nllOI HOUSI (II '"'" fNllUI 1.nHTACUI (NI 2.ISWll OI DI. MOIUU !NI UOTAOI fO 90I OI WOl&I .., al to Harvard, or hJgh acbool for that matter, h• studied more literature, history, pbilosopbf> law during '11s 36 years tn prison than motta respecUng Phi Beta Kappas do in a Ufetlme. • . "I CAN''J.' REALLY say What effect TV had e>ft the inmates 'lo my time since television was so limited in prison," Willie continued renectlvel)' · "I love 'Char lie's Aneels,' "he says, thouah oot perhaps for the ri&bt reasons. "You can ne·\.'fll•S!· Into trouble watching pretty girls." "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" ·:THE SORCERER" (PG) "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" · "THE STING" (PG} "NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG) "RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHEft~ •. "FANTASIA" (G} "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" "MARCH OR DIE" (PG) "ONE ON ONE" (PG) "LIFEGUARD" .. HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO" NEVER A DULL MOMENT" (GI SPECIAL CHILOAEN S "111~S "EXORCIST 11 : THE HERETIC'.' "JOY R~' "OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT" (R} CINEMA cum• .;::~~=~°':;~.J=:::;:::;,IJ~=- THt! STORY CW A WINNER CPO) ITAAAINO A OB BY BENSON • twlV fl'I OT Sund 4 ''" Isle's Best Kept Secret 8) .iTAN DEl.AYLANF. the lx'!tl and pricey -resorts. ?\'F.GRit, Jamek• Only 45 mlle1 from builllna Monte u Buy. Ne1rll i1 called "Jomak ., be l kept ttret "A parndii.a oC wlllb• ht•achc~ Sea that tumb rr.om Jude to cmcralc1 f"rom turquoit.t• lo cobalt "\\ ht'rc dt• bcoullful women swim ftUk\.>d an dt• ~t·a. h." n Monteao Ba> w&alttr u~~urt"d me f Probubly ttn un· dC!rcoH·r PH man lor the Jumuka Tourli>\ Bourtl What a rom('·On line 1 You can improve your position by get· tin£: .. tnm1 or J umiHcu." <Free.) Write Jamaica Tourist Board, 2 Hammarskjold PIHa, Nl.'W York, NY 10017. Lists inns 111u~tly ron\'erted country homes. Average i.W roomi, Prlc~s around $25 And less 0 ) the tlmr I stol here, N~grtl hod become J am.11cn 's hHt KNOWN secret. Ther<' ·._ morr at·t IC>n ht•r c than in "Mobuy" 1 \ ~·t·ur ug11 thl'rc wt•r't• no phones. 1 ·1 ht•rt•'s ~•that mm". r lt>ar LUI lcl'11ng this 1~ thl· v.e,lt.'rn tip o( ,Jamu1ca A liens~ of bt·tn~ on thl' t.'<i~e of lht! v.orld \ lofal n•-.tuurunl mJn .,.ud "C'ommg tu :"t•s:nl for the C1rst llm~. > uur borty has ;irrl\t.'Ci v.hcre )our mind hui, ah\.ays been" ... ~ 0 ~1 Y ,.. A V 0 R I T £ res l a u r a n t in 'Mohuy" wu:-. The Calabash. It's a hilltop aerie among lull almonds and palms over· lookinJ: the bay. A distinguished little place. Candll>s and Beethoven music in the back· ~round My Jnmmcan host assured me that the "<ilt fish und ackce wai, the best in the world. 1 With the possible exception of his mother':,. J St:GRJL BEACH Village opened eC:trly th1., )t>ar !The entrance 1s C:tlmoM hidden. 1 ... tumblt'<I on 1l from the beach ~ide J As an entree I had Jamaica hot pot -- an aromatic time bomb. Much native food is flavored with ground berries from the Jamaica Pepper Tree. They call it pimento. In the U.S. we sell it as allspice. On top of this they spike everything with a HOT hot pepper. It ·s hk<' a tluh Metltlcrranee. But un like the C'lulJ ~k<h. 1t 's open to the publtt .ind I su~pctl h.•')s of a cultural vacuum because of that Keep a bottle of Red Stripe beer around to put out the fire It's a beautiful place. There are dining ,1rcas. A bar A disco. All on slightly dif · frrcnl levels. The deep end of the swimming pool is transp<1rcnt glass. Serves as a wall for another bar beyond. THE 45 !\JILES FROM "Mobay ' tollows every dip and curve of the coast Takes longer than the mileage indicates. . ("llow about de naked women swim- ming in de sea'!" The waiter said they went i,wimming AFTER midnight. Catch 22.) Approaching Negril. we could see little torchlit processions bobbing up and down alongside the road. Jt was a moonless night. Black as a yard up a stovepipe :_ and no night to see •'de beautiful women in de sea." 1:t t) a) Like Club Meds, your room price in· eludes three meals. Free table wine. No tips. And a rummy thing called Calico Jack before dinner. THE LIGHTS CAME from the green land crab hunters. ll 's a I amily expedition including all the little kids. It's S319 per person. per week. in this ~cason they call "medium" Goes to $378 S(•ptcmht•r to mtd·J anuary. The crabs come out after dark . Especially after a rain The torches nrc Coke bottles with kerosene-soaked rags THE CARIBBEAN has short fhghts and low uir fares from the East. In the frozen \\ intl·r. tou~sls clon 't mind paying high re· ... ort pric:c:-Popular Jamaica has some of Stuffed land crab~ <the stuffing 1~ chopped crah. breudcrumbs. onions and spices• baked in the shell They're de· li cious TDDAT'S GIDSSIDID PVIZLI ACROSS 1 Precipitous 6 Vend 10 Oatentalloua dis play t4 Steal 19 Cathedral 20 Genealogical record 21 Prevaricator 22 Reputable 24 Derisive snorl 25 Epcch 26Mallard genus 27 Volce range 28 B1bllcal boat 29 As tar as 30 -·-Gabor 32 Unnecessarily 35 Avoid 37 Magician's request 38 Slltched 40B.P.O E member 4 t Abounds 43 Dollar bill 44 Greell letter 45 Walk on 4 7 Turkish hat 49 T1d1esl 51 Beal back 52 By way of 54 E>chume 56Commerce 57 Etern1ly 58Go forward 62Hawa11an dish 64 Sell· esteem 65 Oellnlle 69Securlly 70Nyel 72 Utah Indian 74 Jacob's brother 77 Greek vowel 78Chlneae distance BO Halt 83 Miscalculale 86 Brlllah tallor 87 Benk r.l11rk 89 Alcot\ohc beverage 90 Heavy swell 92 Compute 94 Dueling sword 96 Under 99 Sptrtt lamp 100 Make· believe 104 Decimal division 160Sum up t61 Poetic measure 1 63 Confinement 166 Danish coin 167Compasa pcint 1 68 Ventilate 169Aaaumed part 111 Frameol mind 172 Harbor boat 33 Sprite 1 06 Greek 34 Dregs letter 36 Peaty 1 08 Buddhlsl Insect mountain 37 Aware· I 09 Bombastic slang talk 39 Nautical 1 1 O Carry 42 Platform t 13 Military 44 Work coal table t 1 5 Palm 1ea1 46 Confused 119 E>chaual noise t 21 Squeezes 48 Bullet dry sound I 24 Phy111c1an 50 Irregular abbr base I 05 Graluily . 174 Indian 51 Fish 1 25 Thread· eggs holder I 07 Accompany mulberry t 1 t Beat t 75 Reply 53 Current 127 Adherent 55 Epicure of soundly t 77 Mine 1 1 2 Place enlrance 57 P1u11ng 128 Scale word nole anew 114Burn sllghtly 1 16 Concerning t 17 Kipling peacock 118 Greedy t 20 Styptic material 122 Guido's note I 23 lnd1v1duallty 1 25 Transmilled 1 26 Frighten 1 29 Insect egg I 3t Perlorm 133 Pause 136 Biblical king 137 llahan melropclis 1 39 V1sorless cap 141 Zodiac sign 142 Nautical hoist 145 Naval dispensary 2wda 14 7 Maiden slang 149 Tribal symbol 153Common metal t 54 Good: French I 55 Rescues t57Gotl mound 15'J Traffic 1781n addition t 79 Power t 81 Meta Ilic aound1ng t82 Minus 183Cloae 184 Fiber plant DOWN 1 Whisker cutter 2 French 58 Instigate 130 Upholstery 59 Appclntmenl tabrica 60 Small 132 Appendage bottle I 34 Overhead 61 Printing train measure t 35 Solldily 63 Follower 1 37 Boraclte 65 Handbag 138 Wheel 66 Minute hub particle 140 Bullllghler 67 Petty 1 42 Hunt quarrel goddeas 68 Ireland 143 Zealous 71 Galley 144.Belllc pronoun Fl 3 Poetic sweep nn "before" 73 Perfume t 45 Toper 755Quare t46Agreer.2 4 Beige measure wds. 5 Aspect 78 Blbhcal 148 Hawaiian 6 Pursued outcast wreath game 79 Peace 150 Annamese 7 Sea goddess measure eagle 81 Apply 151 Anger 8 Fewest friction 152 Pale 9 Decrease 82 Fragrant t 54 Pie t 0 Comp1nion leal ingred1enl 11 Lubricate 84 Aquatic 1 56 Priest's 1 2 Matching mammal vestment piece 85 W11h t 56 Matrlculale 1 3 Army hghtly 161 Manner marshal 88 Allow I 62 Wenl by 1 4 Color 9 t Allure bu& variation 93 Man' a 164 Girl's 15 was nickname name dressed 95 Literary 166 Salad · in work flah t 6 Prlnler·s fluid 97 Cape I 68 Beard of 98 Thia one· rye 1 7 Hebrew Latin 1 70 Fairy fort letter 100 Interweave 173 Rare 18 Landed t 01 Declaim Jewel properly wldely t 76 Slllcon 19 Coller 102 Arabian symbol 23 Complete ehleftan t 80 Japanese 31 Reverence 103 Lamprey distance TRAVEL Train Passes Cheaper WASHINGTON, D.C. Prices drop sharply, starting this weekend, for Amtrak's U.S.A.Rail Pass sold within the U.S., good for unlimited travel on the 27,000 m iles of the Amtrak and Southern Railway systems. The new prices will be $185 for 14 days, $250 for 21 days, $295 for 30 days. Prices through the peak summer season were $290, $365 and $450. The U.S.A.Rail Passes will be good at the new rate for an unlimited amount of reserved or unreserved conventional coach travel between all points on lhe Amtrak and Southern ljnes. They may be upg~aded for t ravel on Metrollners, sleeping cars or other premium services by paylng fare diCferenUah for applica· ble trip segments, but only on a space-available basis, one hour prior to tra)" departure. Eclipse Attracts Record m. ........... Ot Jtl•rrlage f'IMAL o•c•••• ...... .._., .. CARLINO, C•tOI"" •lld ''•ftli; MOURIOAN, O.vl• Llllftertd .... ,,cit Jo.,,; MC HAI.LY, ._...,_.,. •nd t!dW•rd Hllgll, 1(0011.tQll, llalne 11\d Olfy G.; 8RUC£, Pltrry I! ...., eo... 1110 C.; MUNOT, c1i.1 Mnll• .,.., Ario I!.; KITCHIN, Donald Tllorvald •ft<! C1'r1'1ine Marl•; HI R$HM.Alil. l(erffl ,,_ elld 0.r•ld Poter Jr.; 80WEH, J...C Mary Olld Aollort A. CAMPSl!l.L., Juclflll LatW and ,,.,. Nlld t!dwercl; f'ARR"NOO, 0.nt.I .... Molen; MARTINl!l. Et>ll•nl• LODH •nd Socvcilno Htrnandu; KHORl!V, fl•rbara AM 411\d Hed SW.,.._.; Zlf.Ml!R, Marl-""" end JOM Wllll.,..; MURPHY, Mar1e end Cll.,ltl ...,_,,; JACO. llal,,. K. Oftd RO¥U W.; W6CKl!Rl.Y, Borllere K, end 0...1.i L.; SKID· MOAE, CYM1'i• M. and st .... 11 C ; HARRl50N. OovldM. Md Vero MORRISON. Anna Loullt .,,Cl Btrnant U-1; LOPEl, AC>MfTtarlt I!. --yA .• CfiLl.EHOl!fl, RE. elld MMll'l"ll J.; PRATT, P"yllls I.CH'· ralne end GMI-8ruca; HILGER, Jolln ftllllllp end Krhllne A11r1: SMYTHE, CVntllle Kty •nd Colvnle Heti.."'91 :Ir ; GONZALES, Grkt S And R-rt. SILVA,~v .. veMlrie •ltd O.vlCI I.ff, H"RAISON. P.ul 8 PUBUC NOTICE 'ICTlTIOUS eUllN•H NAM• STAT•M•NT '"-foltowlne w-.• ~ """· 11eu•· HOV$t! OF COLOR, S4U ........_, 11.-.~et~.cA•~ OtOf .. Arlllvr Arreftd, •to' 5t•W<eOr.,"-1 .. Kll CA'2.-0 Melinda llren<lt Arr•nd, ttOJ katl!OAO< .. ,.._.. .. e<ll,CA'2..o lhl1i.u.ir1HslltoMIKIM II\< .,.1,.. di••-· ~ArlhurAttend TNt "•l•-M wO llled wllll IM County cieni Of °'""" CO""IY •11 PUBUC NOTICE .-ict1nout aut1N•U llAMalTA,.MallT T"9 ........... --•• ., ........ --: NIWPORT SeA.-CH ANO Pl.ACIMtlNT, 111> Ntwpen t.nl.,. Orlw W .. NO. US, N-port .. Adi. CA n..o J-• 0.-10. " S.• .. , ... Lene, --1 ........ CA '7MO Tiiis -INu '' c-.cted llf .,. kl· 111 ... 1-... J-e Demelo Tflh ttAll-wM llled wllll tllt CoUlllY Cl••-of Or•lltt Co1111ty °" AllQll\I I•. 1'77 ,. .. ,14 Auvu•U, ••n ,. .. ,., Plllllllled Or•not eo.ll D•llY Piiot ft111>41"'9d 0r.,. CNtl Delly Piiot, ,A119. 11, lt, 5-pt, 4, II, 19'1 :141 ... rt Au9. 14, ll, itl, $tpt. 4, lt11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .,.d -tlnde S . FORBUSH, Lois A ll'ICTfllOUSeUSJNIH •ftd(yrllW Jr. NAMISTATIMllNT PUBUC NOTICE NEER, CIAltk E. •nd K•l"°rln• Tiie loltowlnQ peuoM art0ol"9 ~·· Pl(TlTlout IUSIHl'5 PUBLIC NOTICE f"CTITIOUS aU,INH$ NIIMI ITATIMINT TM ... ._,,,. Mr-It tol11t OUM ........ S£A t.A•K IHTIRPIU~l!S, • ~'I> Marcin A.,..., ......_, IH<ll, • CA'*> C"'•'• Hl<Otl't CIMllt. ,_..., r Marc111 A ... , Nfw.-t ....... CA fl .. I , Tiii• _.,...., b ~lftd!Kltd "" 4111 ..... dl~ld\NI Oltrtt04 CI01'11t Tiii• •I~ w-. Ill ... wltll IM COMlllY Cltrll ot 0.•1191 Cwr1ty ,.,, Auou•"· ltlT , .. ,10 Publl.ntcl Or•noe CO••• O•llY Piiot Aug 14, ti, 2t, S.ot I•, 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUI IUllNIH NAMI STATIMINT The following l)trM)r>S •rtd01"9 bull· MU.S 91·0PflC"I.. OF C.OSTA MESA, ?044 "D" '"'•centia Avenue, COii• Mete. (elllornlatll62' a.orve H Maynor, mt Klll•r,,., RO.CS, c;.ar11t11 Grovo. C•lllornl• ,,.41 Ivan 14•1•1, U41 Iii• Colln1l•. R-lloPOIOO'trdft. Calllornl\ot011' Vlifll<H f!Mwm, Jnll Ptwntom Orlvo, RMIC,., P•IO> VerOH, c.111orn1e '°114 Tlllt buslnos " COftduCltd DY • gtnertl.,.rtntrlll•P a..oa H, Maynor Tiiis \lalomeM ••• llled '""" ""' CollftlV Cltrll of O<•nve Covnly on AVOU'l 14. 1tn ,,..... ftubll\htd Or1n9t C.O.sl O•llV Pilot. AU9 21, Mid Seot •.II, II, itn J171·1' PUBLIC NOTICE MORRONE, Allee "''•11r olnd .... us NAMtlTATIMINT MlcllatlA.;ARTEAGA,Nenot. •llCI EBB TIDE MOBILE HOME '""IOllO•lnaporlOft l~CIOlngbusl· -------------Arturo M., MAIER L•ur• Y end PARI(, U~ PIKtntlt, Ntwpol'I fletch, ntUO$' Rolend E. SCHOELL. c., ... ,,,.. c CA '2660 SIERRA SYSTEMS. l0'61 PeM>O .,.d Ronald""""': JOHN$0N, leo Raymond Peul Tot•ll, 209' OclVellt,La9""eNlguel,CAt1l71 DONll end Cl•re Purl, GALLANT, GrlMOmRd.,LevuntHllts,CA.'26SJ ~emuel e Tllomp\On. 1'30 l.1>110 C•rotvn J. and Ttmo111v I..; l(tlT, B9UlllhMorltToUll,14"6GrlHom eeec11Blvd ,Lon98e•cll,CA~ Judy L """JOM M.; PENA, Enrique Rd., 1.eQU<\<IHlllS,CA. '26SJ Tiiis business •S c-..c1ed by •n ,,,,. and ~rtlle1 OOMEN. "''""' Eh'''" Tiiis tMalneu Is conduet.d by 111111. oMCIUol. .,.., 0.fl-; BERTOLI NO, Pltrre dl•ICllHI. s.tlutl B. TilomPwft Jacqun Md Oei>r0Jt111. Pl•Y~ P. Tol•ll Tiiis slM-.it w.a filed wltll Ill• "" ......... ". Tiiis , .. , ........ WH llltd will! .... C~IV Clt•li of Or•nte COllftlV on SINCL"IR. Cl•lrt Sllctr and CoUftt'(Cltr'!ofOr-CountvOflJuly AllQuJll6.1t71. Robert B.; TANEMUll", Rlcll•rd II, lt71. ll'ltsl1 M -8t F " 1'7Mt7 Pllllllshed OrilftOt Coe\! Oolly Piiot •suo Wr1y UHkO; VA '· Pu ... ,...., Or-Coesl Delly ftllot, A•-. lt.-. .,.. ...... 11. "" lTll·11 NIM:hllt J. end Mtdll.tt M.; CHAP· "' •. ..,. ...., ""· _,,, f'ICTITIOUS aU'1NllS NAME ITATllMINT T,,. 1o11ow.no .,.,_) •r• ClolllQ bus• MU a\ WOOOBRIDGE VILLAGE llEALTY, lll6 WUI Y•le t..oop, ,,.,,;..._ CA•m• Woodbtldgt RHtty, a C:.lllornlo '(Orporollo11, ,,. WOii Y•I• Loop. I NIM, CA '211e T 1111 buSll'ltU 11 lllll!dUcltd by a cor• pO"''°"· Woooclbrldo-Reelly e.m.rd J. ICotrstlmMI P_,dtnt MAN, J-M. -Wllllttl'I Ii, Ill; Auo, U,Jl,tt,ondStpt.4, 1977 GREATR"KE, Vicki l11tt and • attt-7' Cllarl• Clifford; MA.SHY. Gtrol.,,... R. end Henry ft.: CASILLAS, Roclltllt Aldlnt tnd Rondolpll RudOliltl; RUil, Md-Anlor.lo .,., Jill Ehr.Mieth, eRANOEI., Stu.rt I. ll'\d Joyc1 R.; .. ETTIJOHl'f, OoMO J. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Tlllt "M-' WH filed with the c-tt Clm ol o. ... oe Covnw on ------'--------! AU9VSI M, 1911, ln<IO\Ml•R MC INTOS.., K•ren M. Mtd Miiion R • eREHHEIS, S...rley M•rtt •nd 11fnry", LOVEASKY. s.,,an C.rol and ~r1H Siewert, METZG"R 80<1tte (MOI -JoW Fred; TAN• NER.Judllll~ ... -MerlCW•ldoll. Al.LEY, $loplleft Edward -0.nlst Jun: MOORE, Gl«la S. -.._, G • EPPIG. PMrkle Annand Ric Ila rd Francis; HEAPS, Aou l!rvl11 -D10111 Estelle; SAHCHEl, Heftty 1.yllft Md Leny Kt-Ill. PICTITIOUI aUllNl!H NAMlnATllllll•ltT Tllo follCl'#lflO PC''°"' •reClolng bllsl- lltU •• COAST LINE MOPEDS - BICYCLES, 1n06 llH<ll llYCI., Hllfll· lnoton 9eecll, CA Mark"""" Piii-. I~ ~nl>linl LeM, HunhflOIOI\ 8HCll, CA '1447 John ..... 111>$. I "'7 Sunbur"sl UM. HunllllQtOft 8Ncll, CA ttM7 Tlll5busonftSl•<-lod llWI ttmlt· ed-1_.Vtlp MarkA Pf>l- Tllk st••-• WM filed wllll llw Cou11ty Cl-of 0."°91 Collftly on f'ICTITIOUSaUllNHS NAMt ITATIM•NT Tiit follOWlftQ person h dol119 bull· neu•s l!ENT AGC>FER,lllA IHt P'IKt. Cost• Mew, c.t111wn10 nn1 P•hy Mtl<Uff. »IA 16111 PIKt Cost1Mew.Calllorrliatau1 Tiiis buS .... H I\ GondUCltd bY 0" on d1vl-I P•hv Melnnr This "ei-nt wn flltd w•t" •~ County Citric or Ore~ County on "U9USI 14 lt71 ..... Put.115/Wd OrM\9' Cont O•llY Piiot, A119. lt,41<\d!oept.4, II, II, "11 l,,.._11 ........... , .. AU9\ISIS, 1'11 ------------DI XOH, Mk-wa.,,,. Md J.,.ls 1'7"'2 MMlt; ... ATER. JNM -G«dla; """''"'" OrOllQe C.oul o.n., Piiot, PUBUC NOTICE CARROi.i.. Mary C. er'll Wllllem L; AU9Ulol 14,2l,2t,S.P4.4, lf77 ------------ ClfOAfl, Sfllrley A. -R-... E.; ll12·n .. ICTITIOUllU$1NIH VAH ANTWERP, Ol••ld '" and "AMISTATEMINT Ver9te G.; GROVE. Oloe t.. 1r1d PUBLIC NOTICE Tllo foltowlftQ -~Is doing busl· Wayno; FICKEL. K•tllleen A. •nd neu.tfl: MICllMI ttenrY: SMITH, 8e<1Hlro I(, -----------1 HUNTINGTOl'4 VALLEY LOCK I. end JoMpfl M , M"l.MIN. SuHn 'ICTITIOUSaUSINllS S"FE.HUHTIHGTONV"LLEY LOCK Ol•ne and Rl<llerd Joe; ZAIM, HAMESTATIMENT I. KEY, HUNTINGTON llALLEY HetoulwC. -HIDillY F'. Th• fotlowlng ~non Is doing IMnl· SAFE CO , 'IM2 Ad•m\, Hunllnglon JACOBS, H .. ,., Jo """' and ieno\' flU<ll.C""I~ Wllllam Dee: ARK YN$, Lind• I. and s I M 0 N E A u I H A w I( s 0-U• O...le4 f><!rl, ?03'1 OeMmore, Jam"' E. Jr ; 8AROENS, l.<1rr•lrM! J, P H 0 T 0 G R A P H V : P M S HunUr>Qton 8t.OCll, C" 411•"6 •n4 Wllllem Henry. SUI TOH, lltttY <\DVEATISING. PMS S"LES COM· Tl!h bu\lnt'n Is COftdu<led bV ....... L "nd Hforberl W, SH"ODIX, Ootl' P"HY, l l8SJ Alrw•v Avenue, Suitt II, dl¥1dufl, L. ""° Cla ......... ,, E ; GASCON, mle CM••-•.CA"626 ~ar01111ie45"•I ""d Fronk, RYNO Crei9llton G •M Produ<I Mano9~menl Sery1ce, Tiit. statl't'!'enl wd\ l1ltd wltll t~ lllrg;n;a I. CARA. Lu11ne •nd Int. 4 C.01lorf'lla C0<oor•tlon, ltUJ CountvC.ler~OIO,.n~CountvonJutv OoUOI'" w ........ MORAi IS Janet ""*llY "Yr""' Sull~ II C0\11 M<lu, n 1q11 N •nd Fr""k Moreno. DllLEH"Y· C"4116'6 ,,.m Mary B .,,., Rkll<lrd e lhl\ bu~nn\ •• <onclUCltd b~ • CO' PMbti\MO 0-enge COd\I O•lly Pilot COMP"S, O.r•ICI E and C.rolyn oorallOn Aue). ll. 21. Seti!.•, II, 1917 3110.11 KO, Wl(.K, Mer9arel Htlltft •nCI PrOClucl~menl Allreil Hertien, C"STRO, S.lly "M S..A-~!_,IRncl,·ll.Pr~l~I •nd A-I -'-P". SYKES. R-rl ...,...... "-·· PUBLIC NOTICE O.Slt-Mattle""'1,Al.TER.Ho0ert T"h ,, .. ...,.... Wff f1ltd w•lll IMl------------ L. M>d Joyce B , ROSS, C.nde<t O County Clerk of Orenoe County 011 .,.., St ... ley E • BARBOUR, Glorl• Auou•ll, "" .,.., Bllll• e c..t.RBA.IAI., Fell• F l'M1" STATIEMINTO .. AaANDONMIMT Of'UHO' PICTITIOUS auSINIU MAMI "'"" Publllohld 0r*'99 C.0.\1 o.11¥ PllOI, s.p1.•, 11, 1e.u. ttn 3110-11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCAEOITOlll $UPIAICMl COUllT 0 .. TMI STATI Of' CAU .. OllMIA FOa TMI COUNTY 011 OAANGE NI.Mt• Ett14t 9' !>ABINA RUTH SELF •'• !> RUTH SELF ek• RUTH SELF, o.c • .-NOTI~ IS HEAE9Y GIVEN lo ti• creditor• ot i,. _,.. rwmed de<-1 trwot alt -IOM l'levlnQ clolmt eoallln h Mid ~ ere reQUirtd lo flle ttwm, wlOI llw r•<eUMV _.,.,\, In n... tHlu of U. cltflt of IM•-.,.. tlllod ~ or to .,,.wm llltm, wltll Ille ne«MMY-.Cl'lffS, tolf'lt....-119Md al Ille of11u of ADRl"N KUYPER COUNTY COUNSEL, 615 Civic (;entff Otl ... Welt. Posl Offke eoa '"'·Sent• Ane, CA.""""' ,, 11'e PIK• ol ""''"'" of ff>e ulldtol9MC1 •n •II mellitrf.,... l•lnlllQ to Ille HIM• or Uld decfldenl. w1ltiin fovr menlll$ •flu the !Ir.I DUbllullon ol tt11s not "e. O•led "U914U•, 1977 J"MESA HEIM P11bll< Admlnl11rll10f ot l~r E\lelt ol UW •-• ... me11c1eceoen1 AOAIANllUYPllt COUNTY COUNSEL a.WJULIER.SAMS o..vtY •n Citric c:...l• Ori.,. Wtt4 ~.o .... 1m Se11t 0 AM, CA ft7t2 Tel: f1Ml ~MS A".......,1w• ........ 1t,_ Publlsl!ed Or-CN't Daily '""o' Sti>L •. 11, 11, H, ttn •"" Row v ; PtilLLI PS, 8tlly JO.,.., """'"'*' OrenQl' Coe\t Dally Piiot, lloY<f A • PENH, s... ... E. -"II· "UQ. 14, 11, ,., 5tjll ••• nn 3511·11 Tiit followlrog _ _,, llM ebend<>Md - PUBLIC NOTICE lolnotttC BARKER, Sllellfl'Y A end T~ O.; CHRISTOPHERSEH, Jennie !lltnft) """'Wallet C ; ETCMANOY, Cheryl L and John Mtrlln. O'WEGEI\, M1c11HI Rey and KArtn G..en: eAStt.E, Joyce E. -Oon.tld 1. .. CALVILLO. Ew•l'f" Marlt •nd l9n•clo Voider ; SAHDOV"L, Rkherd J -L•lllon E.; CORTEZ, Am•ll• Folip.e """ C.arlo• Oo<\lelt1; GAUNKEMEYER, Rocky •ltd CYf'- lllia Lynn, WATSON, Cynll'lle Louisa tnd c;oo,oe Art,_.,. JIMISON, ts.rtl'le L1i9"..,., EU!J"neChorlu RAINES, Vl•ron Jt ..... ,,., Jomas Rollle; S"NTOYO. lrlMO P. •ltd Rel11910; OOULE, Jome\ Vtrnon •nd Pamala Jean; HILL, Patrkl• O. •nd Herman Jr.; OORRIET'I', Jamtt Melvin end Sherry l Lel911 ; WEINSTEIN, Geylt S. •lld Lee"·; we THEREl.L, L.slla Arltftl •nd PUBLIC NOTICE ST ATIM~NT 0' WITHOflAWAI. f'AOMl'AATNlflJMIPO'°"RAJlltG UNO•• "CTITIOUS IUSINISS NAME TM lollOwlng Pt'f'SOI> 11..s •lllldrewn •1 • Qtn.,al oertnor from Ille perlnerSllip oper•llno under Ille Ii~· llllo11sb1Alnoss11•,.,.ol CATA.1.IHA OFFSHORE PAOOUCTS, "' 618 AdarM SI., Hunt· l1191on Stech, CA. Tiit lk111'9ut btJSlntH n•mo ftete- 1nt111 ~ tltt 11tl'1M,.,lllp w .. s filed on M•r<113', 1'14ln the Covnlyof Or.inve. """fie,.,. -AddrHI of ll'lt Pe non Wltlldrawl"O: GEORGI! Bl!ASON, Boa M911, San Ole(IO, CA. t11ot. 0.0.VtflU'Oft Gary Oe..,; O"VIS, Lorry C. end "MWf Morllyn Joen11; KENTALA, "'•" Publhll1CI Orenva Co•'' Delly Jo!tn lilld Lind• Carol; l<"IHll, Ll11-Piiot. A119. 14.11, •,.,.dSollt. 4, "n de C. and Rat>trt Wlllittl'I; YOUNG, lS04-n Lolls Merle end Ke11ntlll R•v: -------------GOWEN, Wllll-RID end Ttrrtll Smllll, ESCHELI.. Sltven H. and PUBLIC NOTICE Don ... D.; GATER, Vicki c. •nd 1----~------- Lerry G.; MAY, P.ut Tracy -Oofl. PICTITIOUI aUltNIH ne M-; FURROW, Jolln C, -NAMI STATIMl!lfT Joan P ; LATTIG, Donald C, end Tiie toltowing PtfJiGfl I\ dol119 buSl- RomeLyn nenes· DALLAS, Sheron t.ee encl ~delft S~IRL &EAUTY' S"l.Off - JOIWI; ROSE8ROCK, ModotnA C -SKIN AHO NAii. CARE, 1~ lrriM lllcllard W , CHARLSON. Jo.,,,,. M A-, C.lt MHa. CA mV -Rlc""'CI A., NYS, 8.tr11oore J. llftd Sflowolrt Cosmetic' Inc., a ......... Jolin M.; wet.FE, J-I.Inda elld -1 ,._ p ~1 R-~ •··I Otvld Jev. Sll!9ERT, PMrkle "· CorPOO' .. on, -,,,_ .. .,.., ~It e.111. Ut "'-'· ""'-"'" end Wllllllm R • COXON. PMrklt "''' tiuslnlss Is conducted by. CO• .. """ -Ralptt Oweft; STRICKER, poretlon Merlin A. end Sllltel\o: 'l'OUHG, SHOWGIRl.COIMETICSIHC. MtryM.-RtYmondl.. Strr1Cona11,Pres ..... 1'1• ,..._..ta Tllh tlel.,,,.,.,. w• flled wlttt the lllt UWlll !ht flcllllou~buMMHM"'~ Rl!NT A GO-FER, JOI L SlrHI 8 •1bM,Cellfotn.•t1641 , ___________ _ TM Fk1111ous euSl.wt• Nam• ,.. ..ICTITIOUS •USIN&SS ftfftd lo """"' w.n fHtCI In ()rtr19t NAM• STATl!MaltT Covnty0ft.IMIU41ry It, tt1'. Tiie folfOW;ng Pt•IOftS art doing bonl THOMAS TOSCAS. JOI L 51rHI 11tnas· 811t>oe.CellfornlotMI LE CHARME OU PASSE, 411 ll~ Tiii' """""u w.u condu<led by.,, In· St.. N-1 Boecll, CA 92663 dlvldu.tl. Jten Poul MomeldO, •II 9elleruo. Tllomas TMCH 8••-""""'··(A, Tiii' si .. emenl .,.._ tiled '"''" Ille JoAnnt Montoldo, 417 Btllffue. Counly Cler• of Orenoe Govnly on B•llloo ......... CA. Augv~ ?•. 1917. Tllla llln4MH la CondU<ltd by on 111 "'6a d;vldual. Publl-OrM>Ot Co.ul Dally Piiot J, P•ul Montetcto Aug. 11,ondSepl •,II, 11, 1't11 37JO.ll Tlllt Uett"""'I _, flled wllll 11'111 -----------~County Cltr1t or Orenge County 011 A119. JI, 1971. PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS MAMI STATl!MINT Tiie following llfftCIM ert llolng 111111· neues: MONARCH ENTERPRISES, 1ttl Cllurcll SC,...., Apt, H, Cotta MtH, Gtllfornie '16» Paul A"'9t York, lttJ Cllurtll St•ttt. ...,,.. H, Cotte MHe, C.lllwnl• tUU TOCld Lowell Jllml11, lftJ Olun:ll Street, ...,,.. H, Cott• Mtse, C.IHomle 92626 Tllh bolllnessls ~ltd by a""'"' ed pennerllllo. PM>l "51\er Yorlt Tiii' sttl-Wat flled with 1flt Covitt¥ Cltrll "' Of•nve CollftlY on ""9ust U, tm. ""94 Publl111td Or-Goelt D.tlly Piiot, AU9· 11,ends.,t.•.11. 11, 1tn 31u.n PUBLIC NOTICE "111• Putlllsbed Oranot Coest Delly Piiot, Sept.•, II, II, U, IID 311 .. 71 PUBLIC NOTICE -..n YOUNG, Carel I., and R..,"'°ncl COllfll"' Cltr1t of OfHOI COllftty on l'tCT1110UlaUtlNISS PUBLIC NOTICE Mef"tln; DOUGLAS, l(._111 0. Olld AugvstS, 1'7' HAM•ITATIMaMT S.nclra t..; MURRAY, L..owle JtalllW 1'7"'2' TN follwtng ,__ b doift1111ull-~::,!:evi.:.J.~•::: ~~."tt~~ ~; A~~~,.~=,~~ 0.Uy Pnot. .wu~:NlflE'S 'HAI• wo.-1.0, mo 0'$HAUGHNISS'I', Julio I!. 111d Ma1-11 l!dl ..... A-, Huntlft9fCM1 8tacll, IUCl'lercl I .; GAl!l!Nli, ...,_.. end -·------------J Qllltomlt'264f ICtMelllL;0000£1.t.,8.,..,.,.Allft PUBUC NO'tlCE Ptllftl Mlflt £1101111 1402 en~ ••¥mOlld l!wgtnt; HAMM, f'tlr••• \. , Hunting lltacll, Ktllllttll end ~llttt; f'OIS, Cle-Cellftnllt mtnt A. -I.Incle A,; Jl!HNINGI, ~ATIMlllTOf' --ntl1 bis! Oet>orefl A. illld Aotwt S. AaAllOC>ftMINTCHI dMffal, MOULD. Audrey M.N ..... 0..'99 U$to,lftta1nou1 """'l•M. lfl9lln M. Jr.; 1.Al.·I., MildrtllJIH'lt•llCI Tll... IUMHIHHAAlo\1 Tiii& 61al_,,. w•t IHtll w1111 tM Ral; MATTHtWS, llotlln Oftd Lit; Tiie IOllOWlllO ...,.,... 11.tlllt ...... CO\lllty Cieri! of Orefttt COUl\1¥ on ITll.1.Wll.\., CMol ........... •lld 1(111-dOllocl ..... UM ti tM f1Ctl1i-tiuslneu AyOUstJ., ""· 11e111 .... u.,1 OICl(l•ION, Cerl ftMttl Mlcllttl tlld ltmll!l t.y1111 ; O,.AHt; VISTA Al!At.TY. tM1l 1.t-Stl'Mt, Suitt I01, 1!1 T~o. _____ __. ______ Ctllftnllt~ PVBUC NOTICE T.,. Ad•ti.ut ...ineu "-r• fotrtd It -w• filed 11'1 ()rtftoe C_t'f.,.~•.ms. t-·-----------f llNI """""" CtMtrtklm IM. It ~llffflllt t~ttl•O, c'}. O, Cttett, 6121 SWff If t'ilt 114.. INlllt, CtllfWlll• '"" Tlllt tiutlotttt w" ~IM ~y . "',.,..""' lllAl."'°'9fllTll$ COHtO*ft UM. INC. °""""' cew.. ~n.e-:Tllt. ................. "'"" ... Qwftt\' c..,. '1 Ot ..... c-.v Oft Allflllt f1, Im, • PVBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE f · • Sund!y. S!f)t.mber 4, 1 m DAIL V PILOT iii llorne Ownership Holds Firm \i ..~·~ REAL ESTATE Price Probe Of lnmber Encouraged W ASHlNGTON -Robert Ar· quills, president or the National I Association of Home Bwlders <NAHB> has expressed con· fidence that the President's Council on W a~e a nd Price Stability would conduct a "speedy hut thorough " in - vestigation in(o the recent sharp increases in the price or lumber and wood products used in home building. Lumber and wood prices have increased 20 percent in the last month, 40 percent in the last year, and 90 percent over the last two years. Lumber accounts for 25 percent or the hard material costs of a typical new home. The Wage and Price Council in· vestigalion was announced by HUD Secretary Patricla Harris, who de;icribed the lumber hikes during,the last two months as "inexplicable but dramatic," in· creasing the price or a new home by as much as $1 ,500 She said the investigation would begin im· mediately ARQUIU.A, A home builder from Ch1ca~o. said that recent surveys by hoth NAllB and HUD showed that the sharp rise in lumber prices and the scattered shortages ot msulatton are stow- ing construction in certain areas of the country. "Our biggest COO· cern is that these delays result in Increased housing costs to the consumer," he said. "The very fact that the lumber price issue has been turned over lo the Council on Wage and Price Stability should be a clear signal to lumber producers and sup· pliers that neither the Ad· mimstrallon. the home building industry, nor the nat10n's poten· tial home buyers will tolerate any more price increases," Ar- qullla sa1d . ARQUlLLA SAID he will meet soon with representatives or the ins ulation produceri1 and sup· pliers at NAJIB's Washington headquarters. "We 're trying lo head off any serious dis ruption in home construction lhat might re- s u It from an insulation shortage," he said. Secretary Harris announced also the creation of an expanded task force to study the entire is- sue or housing costs. BJ IUHN t.:llNNIPt' NEW YORK <AP> With hou1Lnaic prtca contlnul~ to Hie, t1C>vernmcnl ofllclah , homebu.llders and others wUl be wlt\eAlnl U.. .t&.aUaUU to ... 11 the rato ol home ownership, the hlti t ln the world, betilna to 11lp. So far lt haan'l. More than eo percent of the natlon'1 hOUI~ la owncr-occuplt!d, and the current pace oC 50me two million Ila.rt.I a year IU•hlCSll 1t will hold ln that ran.ie for the time belnii. Many of the new unil4' belnll built, however. ar" ln multifaml· ly dwclun-'s rental unit.a, that 11> IC the pace qu1ckt:ns, it could mean the ~rudui&I ,,.evenal of a LrencLlhat is nearly JO ye an old. IT BEGAN IN the post-World War Two days, when the percen· ta5e of owner-occupied dwe!Unais was less than 50 percent, a rate that had prevailed in every de· cade since before the tum or the century. Through the use of lOV· ernment-backed mortage loans and mass production techniques. the nation's landscape became dotted with single·family units dur~ the 1950s, and the owner· occupied percentage rose sharp· ly. It reached 62.9 percent ln 1970. The period was marked by the ~realest financial mobility in the nation's history, accompanied by vast social chan~es. Fields were turned into towns as the new con· cept of the ~ood life created an exodus from core cl ties. THERE IS NO assurance it will continue. Financial, demo- -'raphic, social and cultural con· ditions have chan"ed. Money is expensive and so ls wood. A surge of singles. urban--0rieoted, is developing. The price of heal- ing oil is high and so is commut- ing from the suburbs. The urban rental units looks a bit more ap- pealing. While there is housm' to be round at almost any price, pro- vidin5 the purchaser is able to exercise in~enuity and perhaps a New Irvine. Homes Slat e d I n Northwood Construction is under way on the first phase of 93 single-family detached homes of Woodcrest· Irvine, according to James Rodgers, owner and president of the Irvine-based Westfield Development Company Inc. Located at Yale Avenue and Monticello Road, the one and two story Woodcrest·lrvine homes will be among the first to 10 on sale in the Village of Northwood, the newest in the family of villages in Irvine. Sales of the homes in Phase One of the development are ex· pected to begin this month. The Village of Northwood is bounded by the Santa Ana Freeway, Culver Road, Jeffrey Road and Irvine Boulevard ex- tending eastward to the foot.hills. lnf-Ormation regarding the Woodcrest-Irvine community can be obtained by writing or calllng Westfield Development Company. lnc .• 17802 Sky Park Circle. Irvine 92714 or by telephoning 979-3900. Woodbridge Pines Offers Seclusion Secluded apartment living, complete with barbecues, airjet ma11sage pool and large swim· ming center situated alongside a large, comfortable recreation building, is available in the popular Irvine Village of Wood· bridge. Aside from all of this, Wood· bridge Pinett Apartment.CJ resl· dents also have access to the im· pressive array of village amenities. including the »acre theme lake Just a few minutes walk from the apartments. "WE'VE FOUND that a number of vi!litors are surprised to learn that apartments are of. fered in Woodbridge," said Earle G. Truax, director of marketing and property management for the Irvine Company's Multi· Family Division, builder and operator oC Woodbridge Pines Apartments. Rental rates currently start at $290per month, with one, two and three bedroom models available. A d~orated model apartment is open dally Cor Inspection al Woodbridge Pines. which may be easily reached by taklng Culver Drive to Barranca Parkway, and then making three consecutive left turns to arrive at the leulnt informaUon office. aiood deal of darlnai, Ole median pric• ol .w.w aln.ite-famlly homes roeeto$64,200ln ms. Compare that wlth a median of $.U,800 ln 1974. Note the percen-t•ce men .... : 10.6 perc~ ln 1974, 9.5 In 1.975 and 12.5 percent lut year. Faater than prices ln iiener-1. faater than wage in· creases. IN 1.,, HEARL Y 60 percent of all ne,)N, sln.ile-famlly homes. were offered at a price less than $30,000, aay1 the U.S. League of Sav~ Aasoclations. Last year only 12 percent of homes tell below $30,000. Al a sellln" price or $44,200 the med~an-prlced home may rep~ an lnv.utme.ot of mor• than $100,000 before the purchuer owns lt fully, and thla . Ciaiure does not include taxes, maintenance or repairs. Aasume the buyer put.a down 25 percent, or about $11,000. Lower down payments are obtainable, but their main effect is to raise the overall purchase cost. LOOKOUT Wl11I '3:1,000 lo be financed over a 30-year period, the mon· thly morta-'alfe payments aver-.e $265.53. Multiplied by 360, the number of months durtn.r which paymen&.a are to M ~ tbe total ls. $95,590. Now add on the $11,000 down payment, for a financial commitment of $106,590. It ls fierures such u thl1 that convince some soclolollst.a that young Americans are bound to rebel a~ain.st what has often been termed the American dream, the TO SPLENDID VIEWS of the hills and panoramic lights of Orange County. Look forward to a carefree adult lifestyle in these distinctive new limited edi- tion homes. Striking architecture creates patterns of light and shadow on glass and wood. The contemporary flavor adapts beau· tifully 10 the scenic hillside terrain. Entertain in airy sky- llghted Interiors. Spend your leisure time at the commu- nity recreation center enjoying night-lighted tennis courts. a swimming pool, jacuzzi and open·air cabana. One Bedroom and Den ~ ownerahip of a aln.ile·f amily b<>UH on a separate plot. , But uk real estate people and they tell you the si.in.s aren't very obvloua. Ya. they concede, t.he suhurbl have lost some of theit fascination. And true, youn~ couples are relnvestinai in downtown areas. Bul If you probe the psych• of moat young house seekers, UMIJ say, you'll find they are .re· markably like their parent.a, w they want a house like the one 'ill which they l(rew up. Or better. • ·. ,• " ,. -· ' ~ ~ ... ,. ' ~ .. . ' . , . ~ •, . i SANTA ANA FWY .. f ~ 5 ~ PACIFIC COAST HWV. . ~ ... , ... . . ' . I .. " ' .. ' I . . , • I • ' .. ' • ,. ,. ,. , . .. ,. ' • ,. • .. •• ' I .. .. '· '· • • ' • ' ~ .. ' • ' • • • • ' s • • to Two Bedrooms and Den From $113,000 (714) 752-0441 by IRVINE PACIAC IRVINE For Information on future Turtle Rock homes call (71 ~)~51-1500 VlllAGES 'MEIM'I(~ '' '' PttctJSeff~flve 812fW77 :~ : -~~~~...,......~~~~~~~:.::::.::.:.:~:..__~~~~~~~~~~~~.,..:...~~~~~~~~-:--~~~~~~~~~--·. , 41. '' \ . ._...,_ __ _ OAllV P1LOT SUnd tembet' 4, 1tT7 Moving Up .. t Realtors'· View Accurate Real E•l•t• In Real Estate IUTA T. DI EV of Irvine hu beea promottd to m , 11les admln1'lraUon ot Irvin• Pactnc De opm nl Company, homt buUdln1 dlvl1loo or lh 1rvtne Company Mn. Dickey l• rcaponslble for a 13 member nl le.am, tocludln1 '*home decor cent~r In I.ho fall, Mra. Dlck~y will 1n1lrucl a l2·week co~rae on hou1lnc lndualry marketlna •l l'alllornla State Unlvenlty's Jo'ullerton umpUJ. The course Is part ol the lnatilule of Realden- tlal Marketlna URM > pro1ram, an educational curriculum de· vcloped and lfponsored by the National Alsoclatloo of Home Builders CNAHB). She ls also a 0•c: .. Y member of Zonta. an lntema· ttonal professional women's service oraanlaation. Prior t.o joining the lrvlne Company, Mrs. D1okey held varioua posllions ln the guest relations department of Disneyland. She hu a BA In speech and communications from California State University, Long Beach. -ClllJCK CROCKETI' has been appointed as sales office designer for Broadmoor Homes' new project, Heritage Park Homes ln Irvine. Crockett, who has been in the Industrial design business eight year'8, received his bachelors degree in industrial design from San Jose State.; He has designed sales offices for such well· known building firms as Irvine Pacific, Broadmoor Homes, Marlborough Homes, Shea Homes, and M.J . Brock and Sons Inc. -for which bis sales of- fice design of the Centennial Homes project took a Major Achievement in Merchandising Excellence award (MAME).· PIDL BIRON of Irvine has joined the Newport Beach real estate firm The Professk)nals as a sales advisor in the firm's commercial division. · Biron is a graduate of San Jose State with a degree in political science. Prior to Joining The Professionals he spent mora than 15 years as a restaurateur. WILLIAM F. COTE, real estate broker and investment counselor, has announced the re· moval of his oHices to 180 Newport Center Drive in Newport Beach. Prior to its removal, Cote Realty and Investment Com- . •1110. pany was located in Irvine. The company specializes in prime residential properties on the West Coast, including corporate relocations throughout the United States. A South Coast resident for the past 11 years, Cote lives with his wife, Cecile, and their two children in Irvine. NANCY LAWRENCE of South Laguna has joined Turner Associates Realtors as sales as- sociate. Mrs. Lawrence, a former teacher from Los Angeles, will be assigned to Turner's South Laguna office. In addition to her commit· ments as a realtor Mrs . Lawrence teaches at the Laguna Beach School of Art and ls active in community and civic or- ganizations, including the League of Women Voters and the Girl Scouts. FRANK RADMACHER of uw111Nc• Frank Radmacher Associates flas been appointed landscape architect for Sunrise Racquet Club. The guard-gate, walled community will include 196 townhomes situated amidst expansions of .greenbelts and lakes. Recreational facilities will in· elude six swimming pool areas and a seven-court tennis complex. Radmacher, who has been in business in Tustin ~ince 1971 , received bis degree in landscape architecture from Cal Poly, Pomona. He is current- ly. working on landscape design for a regional shop· ping center In Mission Viejo and a condominium de· velopment in Hawaii. DAVID V. CRAWFORD has joined Butler Housing Corp. as chief accountant, it was an· nounced by Merrill Butler Jr., president of the Irvine-based development firm. Prior to joinlne Butler Housing Corp., Crawford worked with Transamerica Development Company as an assistant con· troller, and Fredricks Develop- ment Corp. where he wu a vice president. Earlier, be served as senior auditor for Ernst & Ernst, and was ln m anag-:ment with Security Pacific National Bank. Crawford attended the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he earned a bachelor of arts degree In economics. He also holds a muten of business ad· ministration from UCLA. WASHJNCITON The Natlonal AaaociaUon o! Rulton' real estate forecut for 1m, made more than t lx months a10. ls proving to be rt1ht on tar1ot, tho u11ocl1tion reports. Accor<lln1 Jo the monthly real estate status re- port, prepared by tt\e association's Department of Economic• and Research, these predictions made last December are on the mark, based on data for the firat hnlf o/ 1977: A record 3.4 million existing (resale) alntle· family home sales for the year, topping the record three million sales of 1976. Coastline Offers Classes in Realty A series of morning classes on real estate prac· t1 ces and principles will be offered this fall from Coastline Community College. "Real Estate Principles" is designed for those preparing for the State Real Estate License Exam and for those with investments in real estate. The eta• covers real property laws pertaining to con- tracts, deeds, land titles, liens, escrows, leases. financing, land description, brokerage and selUne. The class ls offered on Mondays, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, startlng September 12. It will be held at the Community Congregational Church, 611 Heliotrope, Coronadel Mar. "REAL ESTATE LEGAL Aspects" em· phasizes the more complex aspects of real estate. laws as encountered by brokers and others who deal with real property. The class will be held on Wed· nesdays, 9 a.m. to 12 noon, starting September 14. The location is Lebard Clubhouse, 20451 Craimer Lane, Huntington Beach. "Real Estate Practice" is designed for the real estate sales person and covers listing procedures. advertising, closing of sales, financing, f.pprais· Ing, property management1 and leasing. The class meets Wednesdays, 9a.m.to12 noon, starting Sep- tember 14. It wlll be held at Coastline Community College Area II Education Center, 666 Baker St., Suite ill, Costa Mesa. "REAL ESTATE MATHEMATICS" ls of value to those preparing for their sales person's or broker's lieense and tho~ employed in real estate. Topics covered will be principles or mathematics as applied to the real estate business. All classes are free of charge. For registration information, contact Coasiline at 963-0824. -A TOTAL OF t.3 MILi.JON slncle·famlJy housln& starU, poasibly reactuni 1.4 million. -Close to the 500,000 mulU!amlly unit starts predicted, probably reacbina the '80,~ level. -A growing scarcity of rental vacaoc.Jes, dlp- pln1 to a vacancy rate of close l(> five percent, followed by a reversal of the trend. -Continued restraint on the part of landlords lo/keeping rent lncre11es within acceptable limits. So far this year, rents have lncreued •tan averaae annual rate of 5.9 percent, Juat a notch above the 1976rise. -AN AMPLE SUPPLY OP mortga1e credit to finance a hi&b level of residential aalu activity. -A measurable jump in commercial and ln· dustrial activity, althou1h the increase hu oc· curred somewhat earlier than expected. The assoclation·s ecooomiau had forecast an eight pe.rcent climb in the aelline price of an exist- ing home, the monthly status report aays, to a me- dian price of $C2,000 at yearenc:I. The actual riae prob- ably will be ln the 10 to ll percent ran1e, accordlna t.o the report, largely because of the unanticlpat.ed acceleration of prices ln the Western region. THE REPORT AL&O HAD predlctal a det:llne in mortgage interest ratei during the first ball of the year to about 8.5 petcent, with a mild up~um during the last half. Although the timing of the turn- ing point was correct, the reports~. the,cllp wu not quite as much as had been foreseen. As to existing--single-family home sales, the Realtors' preliminary flpres indicate a July pace of from 3,520,000 to 3,620,000 on a seasonally adjust· ed annual rate basl.s, and the fourth atraleht month of declining activity in the West's overheated hous· ing market. · The new housing market continued to hold up well, the report says, with an estimated annual rate of 797 .ooo homes sold ln June, a solid 33.9 percent gain over June 1976. The report also shows new home construction moving along at a brisk pace, with 2,064.000 units started, on an annualized buis, in July -8.1 percent over the June figure and an impressive48.l percent above the July 1976 level. OF.SPITE AN UNPRECEDENTED. demand for home loans, according to the report, the mortgage market remains remarkably healthy. with thrift Institutions in a strong position to supply additional mortgage credlt. In June, $11 bllllon of mortgage loans were closed by federally h1sured savings and loans, a 14.6 percent gain over the May total and a 34.9 percent increase over the June 1976 level. Most economists see OW' California economy., healthy. Theypredlct the normal peaks and valleyl J but nothlne dramatic. Some studies 1how that Calif om.la's future is indeed very brt1ht. Thesl studies lndicate that the years ahead will be th beginning of a new upsurae in California acUvi~ similar to that a decade ago. . The foundation for thl.s period of growth is betnj laid now, but the structure may not rise steadU~ There will be pauses from tJme to time .• .tnevlt .. ble swings in the trend of business. But ~ ion.-. range trend wlJI definitely be up. And those whet prepare for the comtnc upsurge now will reap bl• dividends for their foreslgbt. •• and avoid the bl~ dera others will make. Look ahead to see the five big foi;ces that wll) I propel Calllornia into a protonaed period of ll'Qwtk and prosperity over the next few years: • POPtJIATION: There-will be 3,000,000 mor• Callfomians by 1985, a tot.al of 24,300,000 reaktentA by then. Nearly 35 percent ol them •Ul be lhl 20-to-44 age group. ·• .the years of risJna careel'A and incomes. They wlll be bie spenders. For homes; home furnishings, recreation. Everything an In-: dlvldual or family needs. .. NEW INDUSTRY: Growth wlll attract inf dustry, induce other companies to set up facllitle( to serve growing markets. Environmental anct. other restraints to growth are belng eued. ~ ENERGY: California 11 ln a unique position t6 casb in on today's energy problems and produC9 new energy with its oll reaerve1 and M•~ technology companies. Solar. 1eotbermal. Wind;+ others we haven't yet beard abouL • AGRIBUSINESS ia blg business ln Callfornla., It's the state's No. 1 Industry and 1tlll aroWlnlf While the drought will crims> growth temporarit1. soaring domestic and world food dem4U\dl a&sure agriculture a tremendous market in. the yearl uead. ~ Edilora Note: R.and11 M~ fl prelidnl of thi Real Elkllers and on author, ledurer and inatrocfo?\ Send your comment• and queetiolu to Randu McCordl) C•O thd)aUy Pilot, P.O. Bo.% 1561), Coda lleaa, CA nm. ~ -.. . ~ We are adding even more to our 'already • tmpi'esstve featmee...and at a time when it n:ally count.st With our very low Conventional ~anclng from Simple. Interest No CLOSING CoSTS* This offer makes Park Place Lake Forest Homes , .. even better buys! illn CoNDI'l'IONING INCLUDED~. . . Plus all these feature! •Spacious On~' and ~o Story Plans • Three and Four Bectrooms •Double Door Entries • High Sloped Ceilings • Ceramic TUe C.Ountatops • Microwave and Self-cleaning Ovens •Wood-burning Fireplaces (These are just a tew of the reasons ,why over o:ne thousand Southern Callfomia FamiUes call Park Place "Home") From 889,990. Which Ounce Of Cure Is Worth Saving? What should be in a well stocked medicine cabinet? Health manuals even go so tar as to outline the· minimum necessary first aid gear that astronauts shouta lake with them on extended trips into space "where they aren't likely lo find drugstores.'' Bt.rr FOR earth.lings, local doctors and pharmacists recommend the following medical preparations: Fever medication. Aspirin or Tylenol were named most often for adults. Children need a special dosa~e. Mild laxative. Milk of magnesia 1s a popular choice. Anti-diarrhetic. Travelers recom- mend Kaopectate. · SOOTIUNG ointment. Betadlne pro-vides all-purpose relief. Lozenges or gargle. Strengths and flavors vary between brands. Antacids. Gelusil and Maalox are weU known. Riopan is advised for persons on low sodmrn diets. Ipecac. This is a prescription drug used to induce vomtung. An ounce is all that's needed in homes where small children might swallow poisons. Thermometer. BANDAGES. Needle. Tweezers. Elastic bandage. Blood pressure monitor. Any remedies needed for individual problems such as foot powder, wart re· mover or ~erg_y d~c~n~e2!an~. .. ··- EXPIRATION dales are now re- quired to be listed on all prescription drugs. Generally three years is the time given. Many over-the-counter drugs also are stamped with expiration dates although the information may appear on the outer box. Buying larg~ bottles of aspirin may be a waste or money unless reaular daily us~ is anticipated. When aspirin has the odor or vlne,aar. it is too old and should be discarded. MEDICAL authorities report that since t}le use of saf ('ty caps, aspi.clnJla.s. dropped from first to third place as the cause of death by accidental overdoses in children. The UCI Medical Center operates a 24 -hour Poison Control Center to answer calls about suspected misuse of lb~se dangerous substances. It may be helpful to post the phone number, (714 > 634-5988, m the medicine cabinet along with any other first aid directives. T HE f1 PAP ERBACK, "Take Care of Yourself" by Vickery and Fries, will be the text for this fall's Coastline Community College course, Help Yourself to Health. Instructors recommended the book as "an excellent reference for every- -~ !acts t.o 'help. p.eople..befor.e they. call the doctor." The manual has an index of common symptoms, listed in order of severity wittr suggestions of home re- meclies and first aid measures. It also outlines possible procedures so a person will know wt\at to expect and ask during an office visit. ' l . a Hurt? 'Apply ConunQn Sense' ''1 've seen patients get very an· gry when they are told there is no magic answer to cure what ails them." s aid Dr . Clair e Wcidemier, who heads emer&e.n· cy service:: at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. "People have become so ad· Justed to looking to other people -specialists -for solutions that they aren 'l prepared to fend for themselves." TO HELP remedy that situs· l\on, she and Marjorie Anderson will te::ich a 12-w~ek course:HelJi Yourself to Health, through CoasWne Community College on Wednesdays, starting Sept. 14. Ttle sessions are scheduled from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m . al the hospital or from 7 to 9 p.m. at Costa Mesa High School. Mrs. Anderson added, "Com- mercials mesmerize TV viewers. They are more likely to take something than do something if they are sick.'' Both women remembered that there used to be whole books on personal hygiene for elementary student.s. "BUT THERE are so many other subjects to learn today and ramily patterns have change<rso much that basic health education doesn't gel the emphasis lt de· serves,'' Mrs. Anderson ex- plained. · Mixes Harmful Results May Be Confraing Most people dislike medicines but somet(mes mix them for "quicker results." Such combinations can be harmful to your health for the following reasons: -COLD R EMEDI ES. analgesics such as aspirin and many over-the-counter drugs may have adverse errects in combination with other medications, Laxatives can eliminate medications from the intestinal tract before they are properly absorbed. Mineral oil also inhibits absorption. --Some medications should be taken on an empty stomach', others after meals. -TRANQUILIZERS and antihistamines often impair ability to drive or use machinery. --Full effectiveness of tetracycline antibiotics can be altered by eating dairy products. -Some, but not all, therapy requires using up en· lire prescription. -OUTDATED DRUGS often lose potency or break down into other chemical formulas. Note ex· pi ration date on label. -Tolerance or medications varies widely and the medication prescribed for a friend can be harmful to someone else. · The physician should be told if side effects appear such as cramps, dry mouth. loss of balance, lm· potence, bleedmg, na'1Sea, headache or.shortness of breatJ;l . Activated Patients Urge~ 'Tell What You've Taken' "If people would just use com. mon sense, they could save themselves a lot of money," Dr. Weidemier said. "Many cases we see don't have to come to a hospital. "Emergency service depart- ments are designed for the most urgent problems. The costs are high. because we have lo be staffed 24 hours a day.'' The lnstruclon speak in terms of "activated patients" who are knowledgeable enough to participate in the treatment of their health difficulties. HOPEFULLY. this aware person will have asked questions until he or she knows what to ex- pect when leaving a physician's Dffice," said Dr. Weidemier. "Most people assume that their particular r eaction is normal. They don't want to check back with the doctor for fear of admitting ignorance or laking too much time. '·But doctors want lo keep post· ed. lf patients aren't satisfied, they should phone for more evaluation or go back and SUI· gest another approach based on the newer symptoms. "If doctors don 't hear from you, they assume your condition YOU is improving on schedule." AS A STARTI NG point for up- dated medical know-how, the team teachers suggest cleaning old remedies out of the medicine cabinet. "Saving outdated prescrip· · lions is false economy and may be dangerous to your health," Dr. Weidemier said. "Also just because a drug is sold over ·the- counter doesn't mean it's harm· less. They may cause bad reac· lions too." She described old medicines as "undependable" because they may have deteriorated or con· cenlraled from the intended dosage. "Some patients will save pait of a prescribed medicine because they have paid so much for It, but this is wrong for thr~ reasons. .. FIRS T-. THEY may be shortchanging the present treat· meot. Some cures require the full a mount to finish the anti- bacteriaJ process. "Or, after taking a certain medicine, a patient may develop an immunity toltso il won't work as well a second time. "Using leftovers at a future dale may confuse a later DAILY PILOT SECTION C Sunday, September 4, 1977 oa t• to the tlrat puteh•M • J)fo- vkfect. Get St~ /fl-••er -Clle SClelc diagnosis. IC a patient has pre· treated an ailment, cultures (to determine causes of diseases> won 'l be any good. "That's another clue t-0 ootter health care. Always tell a doctor what you have already taken - even aspirin -because some medicines counteract each other. medicines at the proper lime and place. ''A medictneeabinet's contents tend to be very personal, like a woman's purse. It 's amazin& what you find in them," said Dr. Weidemier. "And wallets aren't much bet, ter. When we look there for a doc· tor's name, we're likely to find DU RI NG T H E cours~. anything from a raffle ticket to pharmacist Ray Chaplain will last w~k's laundry stub. tell how long to keep which "ll's just another indication or. medicines and how to read pre-how people should. pay more at- . scriptioos....in .ord.e.r .to apJ>!Y--lentioo-t~their health:" C.ndition: Fair H~thy Entertaimrwnl Due Want to have your blood pressure tested for free'? Or your physical fitness checked? Or see a cardio- pulmonary resus~ilation dernonstration7 -All these health-oriented activities will be offered at no cost Saturday, S"ept. 17 from 10 a.m. to 4.p.m. at Hoag Memorial Hospital's 25th anniversary Health Fair on the hospital grounds at 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Food and entertainment will be on the agenda, along with exhibits, displays and medical screenings. ALSO OFFER ED will be first aid demonstra- tions, lung capacity screening, physical therapy and body mechanics demonstrations and pure-tone hear· ing screening demonstrations. Made avaHable in addition will be information on suicide prevention, drug abuse. immunization, fire rcreyenllon and safety, nutrition and many other opi~Ospital spokeswoman Sharon Sinclair said 35 groups are expected to participate, including Newport Beach and Costa Mesa fire departments, paramedics and police, the UC Irvine Medical Center Burn Unit, the American Heart Association, the American Cancer Society and the American Red Cross. SHARING MASTER of ceremonies duties will be former Newport Beach Mayor Dora Ilill. Jerry Dunn a nd singer Harry Babbitt, who will preside at noon cake-culling ceremonies. Entertainers will include a Corona del Mar High School choral group, the hospital's All Organic LOw Caloric Kazoo Band <which plays ''I've Got You Under .My Skin" for surgery prospects>. the Live-wire Singers. Over Sextet and Retrogressive Five. •"°""9 ao ttult they could be uMd In •nt Mltfng pollfttoft In any •• Of 0#. Two MOdet• ........ Dorel Ttn..a..Ou91'd Oii" Ind I.he "Pftd6.Tttmble Dynamic Clf leet ITT" Wete ludged "not accept• ble" bec:euae ttMty fr8C1ured duftn9 cre1h tHt•. according to the •rtlcle. , . • { . ... , -= -----i=.-9';::,oo:_ • • . ,.. Cf DAIL V PlLOT Sund!y, September C, 1077 (Portability . :: Checked Ollt .. WASJONOTON <AP> -ltvtr 1et the f•c:lln1 that tho IUY who ataml*J "portable" un yuur • t~evta.lon must have bf.en built like Kinll Kona! Yau'r• not alone Prompted by what It calls a •• "common <.'Oft•umc.-r huad1tche," th• aovernmcnl Is ' ay temoUcally lr)'lni W 01ure out 'ffbal'a pOr\albh: ~ and what an 't ln a projttt conducted by the NaUonal Bureau of Standa.n.b, several asiency workers have volun· tl'ered to s pend Ume luuln1 boxes o1 lead 1;hot around the olf1co. THE b'TUDY GREW out oflhe Ma1nuaon·M<>5s • Warranty Act of 1975. wtuch 1lves the Fl!deral • Trade Commission the power to say when a product can be suaranteed as porlable. The deflnlt100 can be important, s inc e purchasers of goods guaranteed u "portable" can be required to haul them in for repairs before the , guarantee does any &ood. The FTC turned to the standards bureau and re- • searcberl Joel J . Kramer and Patrick J . Meguire, ' who gathered 69 men and women volunteers of \•aried AM• and size for their project. So what's portable? To the researchers, a television, air conditioner, microwave oven or other product 1s portable 1( it can be carried by most consumers atleast one city block "without excessive strain or exhaustion'' and without uaing such a1ds as dollies or carts. THE RESEARCHERS filled wooden cubes with different weights of lead shot. The volunteers then carried the boxes -some about 11 inches on a side and others about 16 inches -the length of a city block, through a door they had to open and up a flight or stairs. The researchers said they figured their test re· quirement equaled the worst route a consumer could be expected lo follow in returning a product for repairs. The") concluded that a person's sex and the way he handled a box, rather than age or the size of the container, are tlle biggest determinants of what can be carried comfortably. KRAMER SAID THE unimportance of age was the biggest surprise the researchers had. "We IS IT REAlL Y PORTABLE? .. , ......... Volunteer Tests for Heaviness found that people who are older merely go more slowly and t ake more rests," he noted. The volun- teers ranged in age from 16 to 65. The researchers said the average maximum weig~t considered reasonable by the men taking part m the tests was 44.8 pounds, while for women it was 31.2 pounds. Roughly 90 percent of the participants sald they could carry 23.5 pounds with little difficulty. And Kramer and Meguire aren't finished yet. They now are studying what size products are "ac-ce~table." They then hope to work out a "portabili- ty index number" that would combine weight and size to tell a potential customer what he could carry easily. The index could be attached to a tag or label on products guaranteed as portable. Officials hope to complete their work this fall. ·Plan Now to K eep Y our Home BO~'TON (AP) -Want to live happily ever after in the home or your choice'! "Then you'd better keep abreast of your overall financial picture -while you are still in your prime years," advises an executive or an or- ganizatJon in the private mortgage insurance in - dustry. "IT IS SAD but true that unless marri ed couples in their 30s or 40s s tart planning ahead, they may not be able to live out their lives in the home they truly love," says Jackson W. Goss, president of Investors Mortgage Insurance Co. here "Your hom e is a tremendous contribution to your happiness pro- tect it," he urges. "Often the dollars s aved re- gularly over the years can be the difference between continuing to live in the old home -or having to give it up." Goss offer s a (ew safeguards: -Do anything you can to avoid s addling yourself with mortgage pa yments that will con- tinue after your retire- m ent. -NEVER TAKE on huge debts before you re- tire. -Keep your home in prime condition. When you are young, it is easier lo keep ahead or deterioration and costly repairs. -If you must re- financ e your home, make every effort to pay it ore early. Accept s acrifices while young in order to have the home free and clear of debt for later years. Teachers Face Suits? -ADD UP your finan- cial plusses that will ex- ist when you retire. List expected pension plan in- come, savings, income from prudent invest· menls , social security and potential proceeds from maturing life in- surance policies. CHICAGO (AP> Teachers face a growing possibility of being sued for malpractice by parents unhappy with their chJldren 's srhool· 1ng, s ome worried educators predict. "Parents are saying it's the oblig ation or the school to make sure that their kids are learning," says Dr. Robert Spillane, s uperintendent of schools in New Rochelle, N.Y. HE RAISED the issue in an article published In the September issue of Teacher Magazine. A suit brought by a Long Island.. N.Y., cou- ple who claim their son was ~adualed from high school but reads at an elementary school level. 1s pending in a Suffolk County court. · But an official or the 11- 1 i nois Education As - s ociation said he fores ees no seridus threat of teacher m alpractlce suits. "For every suit filed against a teacher for malpractice, the teacher could file a countersuit against the parent for mat-parenting," he said. Spillane disagrees. "The fact. that there are poor parents doesn't ex- cuse poor teachers,•· he "1<1. "Kids ar~ the vie-. llma of poor parents, but they don't have to be • stuck with poor teachers." '• ROGER NEWELL, an education law specialist f or the American Federation of Teachen, 1ay1 although the number of e ducation malpractice suit• la small, .. upset parenta are increasingly 1~ng lawaulta .att a way of red re11ln1 thelr pi .. ances. And of malt· ins money." ''You want to gel what you pay for," Newell said in a telephone in-=- terview at his office in Washington ... You can't go back for a r efund on education, but you can sue for damages." "One judge in his find- ing in a Connecticut case cautioned his colleagues on the bench not to rule on education-oriented is- sues because there are so many variables in - volved," Newell said. V a ccin e L evel Dangerously Low LOS ANGELES (AP> -American schoolchildren, especially those in ghettos, rural areas and in lower socioeconomic groups, are seriously undervaccinaled and run the risk of dangerous disease epidemics, federal health of- ficials warn. Measles cases are running 55 percent ahead of last year, a figure that constitutes an epidemic, in the view of Dr. William H. Foege, head ol the Center for Disease Control. . The drop in childhood diseases that foll9wed the introduction or vaccines resulted in a fading of in- terest in vaccinations, he said. Then, subtract all an· ticipaled expenditures: mortgage, if any; truces ; insurance; fuel; main- tenance, and emergency expenses. If your plusses - which will remain re- latively static -are not substantially higher than your debits -which will be affected by the ever- preaent inflationary spiral -step up your savings program in your earning years, Goss warns. .. 'Nunllrngtoa Cetthr Opell Labor o,,, 10 to 6 WHAT ARE YOU DOING THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. Develop Fundamental Skills In Drawing, Painting, and Design of Any Kind FREE SEMINAR OPEN TO THE 'PUBLIC . . . ,... ........ .,,,.. .. ) \Rules £ostly Average Tab: $22 ATLANTA (AP) -TbenaUoq'aboapllal_pa- Uenta will have an average of S!2 lidded to tbelr bills tbia year because of ei&bt federal retul•· lions, according to the president of tht American Hospital Association. Ualng figures provided by boapltala throughout the naUon, the assoclatlon'a financial experts estimated the reeulailona would in· crease total hospital costa by $863 miWon in ltTI. aaid AHA President Alex McMahon ot Cblcaao. •) ''NO ONE KNOWS whether the benenta of regulation are worth the cost of compliance,'' McMalQ:a aald at the asaociaUoo's anJlUal eon- venticm bere. "While the Intent of many government regulations may be worthwhile, every oew or changed requirement ba.s an attendant cost.__ an import.ant factor virtually ignored by 1ovem- menL'• McMahon said one of the eight re1ulaUons. requiring renovation'Of hospital buildings to pro- vide better access for the handicapped, will cost hospitals about $460 million th.is year. The cost of preparing Medicaid and Medicare reports will be $52.S million, be said. EXCESSIVE TESTS required for non· clinical equipment will cost $150 million and pre- paration of duplicate billing forms will cost $100 million, be added. McMahon said the association bas supporte<r use of a uniform billing form which would replace government and private insurance claim forms and which would save hospitals $80 million to $l2n million a year. 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They will be outpost\ 1n space, perhaps ractorit'~ where men manufacture medicine or industrial pr~t.s. or power stations beaming energy back to earth WIBLE THE test fllghl of the space shuttle was capturing national atten tion last month, efforts were already under way on the ground. with less fanfare, to design and develop the ~pace castles the shuttle will help build. Since no tec hn ological breakthroughs are needed to make s pace stations a realaty, the greatest barrier may be psychological, the Boeing Aerospace Co. says. "Satellites the size of cities and the weight or battleships seem illogical.·· the company says'. "Launch schedules resembling airline time ~ables seem highly improbable The planutacture or complex structures Crom basic materials by hundreds of persons in space seems impossible. "But hardnosed engineering studies show thaCwhile challenging, all this Is technologically achievable within a relatively short time " THE FABRICATION of structural beams in space would be the first step m the construcllon process. It would be too expensive and difficult to carry beams into space in launch vehicles. " The National Aeronautics and : Space Administration-Mars hall : Space f1ight Center recently awarded ·: a $110,096 contract to the General ' Dynamics Convalr Division in San ,; Diego to study the space fabrication of " beams "a study that will become '; part of the ground work in NASA's \: long-ranl?<' plans for indu!itriW,z<.il1o:i of space for the benefit of man. · ': NASA a lso has recently awarded a $700.000 contract to Rocl~well lntornC:1 ltonal's Spac<' Divisw1 in Downey to study further the possibility of a salcll1tc solar power system tor " sending electrical ('ncrj!y back to • earth ~. ... ~: Help for l'ou \ r • • Al'WI ........ ARTIST'S DRAWING SHOWS 14-MILE LONG SPACE CRAFT At the Grumman Aerosp<.ice Corp in Bethpage, N. Y.. engineers are building a ground demonstration module for beam fabrication under contract with NASA -MSF'C "THESE TASKS arc d ground work which can lead the way to effi cient de- velopment work using the space shut tie when it becomes operational in the 1980s." Richard L. Kline of Grumman told a recent conference on space manufacturing facilities at Princeton University. ·'The space construction system de- velopment program makes 1t prac- tical to consider a broad new class of s pace systems during the shuttle era." Detailed design and fe3s1bility studies <.ilso arc under way al the Jet Proeutsion Laboratory and Econ Inc .. accordmg to Pete r E. Glaser of Arthur D.'Little in Cambridge, Mass., who firs t proposed the concept in 1968. The Industrial team working witll Arthur D. Little includes Grumman for structute and...transportalion, the Raytheon Co. for microwave compo- nents and Spectrolab Inc. for so)u cells. AT THAT Third Prince ton· American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Conference on Space Manufacturing Facilities. Prin· ceton L'niversily physicist Gerald K. O'Neill reported that NASA has re· cent!:, made grants ti) support re· search and <kvelopmenl of two con catapulls that would be built on the moon. and filled there with lunar sur filce material The catapults would hurl this stuff toward, a more specific ~pot in space where it would be caught. There the abundance of minerals in the lunar soil would be ex tracted chem ically and used to con s truct solar power staltons or a space habitat. The second grant Is for a study of such chemistry. A demonstration model of a mass- d riv c r has been built at the Massac huse tts Institute of Technology . If such an idea comes to reality it would make the moon a springboard into deep space A DESIGN for an orbital factorv for processing and manufacturing with lunar materials was presented to the Princeton conference by Gerald W Driggers, research engineer at the Southern Research Institute 1n Birm ingham. Ala. And beyond thi s, Princeton phys1c1st Brian O'Leary, a former astronaut, proposes that a mass· driver propulsion system for a space tug could be used to capture metal· rich ast,;eroids coming close to the earth. The asteroid metals would then be used for space construction. lo mid-August, a scientific group met at the University of California at San Diego and r ecommended that cepts that <.ire even more mind ""'~on Ceater boggling • _ .... ..,. One of them is O'Neill's idea for Open Labor Day what he calls a "mass-driver," 't new IO to 6 "'ay to propel matter _l_t _is_a __ se_r_1_es_of ___________ _ We've got the French Jean that fits and looks 'better than anything you've seen. Made of pre-washed, pre-shrunk cone denim. In 4 colors and blue denim, the "French WearOuts" sell for w .oo ( SUnd!y, S!ptember 4, 1977 t>AIL V PILOT C:J NASA bealn a program aimed at min· '<@-- - --::; --. - - --1 in& the moon and asteroids, per~aps t th*'ru;'P::.~I t by the year 2000. " A first step would be to launcb an f FINE TIDN GS f unmanned spacecraft lnto lunar orbit to asseu the amount• of various t FEATURING T~E BARBARA ESOUINO COLLECTION t metalJ and minerals, examlnin& of ORIGINAL BRASS PIECES nearly all the moon's s urface. Tat>tes,Lamps&Unlque0ec0fat1v.~l90fl .. t for Home and Offlee f Asteroids could be examined for ~LSO THE HELEN CERDA COl,LECTION mineral content by telescope, the f 01 FINE HAND-EMBROID&RY t Callfomla workshop recommended. Shirts. Skirts & Hend~ ·ONE PROPOSED space system t Order Early'°' Chnstma & ld be f I l I 41 Owry A•• .. s.te AH 14M6M ' wou a aroup o so ar energy co • , °" 8 11111..,., _AHO" -0veo o.-,~ 1i1o11 llW 111 j lecton in a geostationary orb1\ 22,300 .._. __________ _ miles up. In such an orbit, the station ~;_~...;:..~--=-.---------~~iiiiiiii;;;;;ii~iiiiiliiiii;: would always appear from earth to be DON'T JGNQRE in the same place. The station would beam enerc by microwave lo an earth receiver, ~ m BQOW'S r A DTY where it would be converted to elee-.IVU.l'-'.I UU'-L ~:~!: and fed into existing power WARNING SYSTEM! But there are technical, economic h his and environmental questions. \\Tatch your blood pressure wit t . "The envlroomental ef(ects of the to L~~ kit by Taylor l>~CV--use llUllB: • proposed system are expected to be .__,, within acceptable limits," Peter Glaser of Arthur Little wrote in the February issue of ''Physics Today · · "The effecls or birds and on aircraft flying through the beam are projected to be negligible, but ttiey should be ex- perimentally determined." Over 30 years, such a station could produce electricity at a cost of 27 mills per kilowatt hour. compared with an average 35 mills per kilowatt hour from earthbound nuclear or 011 plants. Glaser says. GLASER A~ believes that the costs of developing such a system - perhaps $44 billion -would be repaid if 60 power satellites were operating by the year 2014. Glaser's ideas were disputed. however. Donald Rapp or the University of Texas at Dallas called him a "dreamer'.' and said. "The costs projected by Glaser are mostly wishful thinking.·· • Made by the \.' o rld · !> l.1 rge!>t manufacture r of blood pressure instrumen t~ for docto rs and hospitals. And John Zinn of the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory said, "This pro- posa 1 looks like just one more aerospace industry boons:toggle to me " • lnstrnc t1on~ ;-ind·· Tt.>n-Ye<lr W<1rranty. Record Charh. The complex arguments over the practicality of space energy s tations center on the cost of transportation.,. the weight-to-power ratio or solar cells, the cost of the cells and other factors. No agreement among the specialists is evident yet. SALE PRICE $24.95 F=>A~K l-100 "· -MEDICAL MART 3!:>1JWSPITAL llOAO,NO lll Nl'\,,,,ORT ur Artt, CA 9766'.i 17' 1J 642 9102 ----.~ ,." .... ) ' --~ ln addition to solar power stations in space. proponents say. space fac- tories could manufacture new bnd cheaper products. '- ~ , , :,•n H f tto· u ·., Register now for the Alexandra De Markoff Beauty Symposiums. Sept 12 through 16. It may just be the most beautifui 1wo hours you'll ever spend! Learn skin cleansing and conditioning, makeup shade selection and application. Alf the important techniques that bring out and enhance your individual look. Class fee Is 522.oO, which inclLtdes 1-oz. bottle of Countess lsserlyn Li quid Makeup. Class size will be limited. For reservations, dial (714) 644·2800, ext. 289. Cosmetics, 12. .. '4 oAl.YPILOT io') Ann Lande,. Dress ody :~~Well ,., . . DEAR ANN l am the wife ot a • ., f.uneral dl~or 10 central I~ 1 • ltnois I could never say Uus to · . • anyone in our town -1t would · Tu1n OlY husband's bwuness but I think an awful lot of your , , readers could profit from what I baveoo my mmd. You wouldn't believe what 1 •• -some people bnnc in (gr their ".4h joved ones to be burled In. Men's ties with gravy stalfls, wrinkled, ;;oiled shirts, frayed around the :• rtollan and cuffs. Dresses with : forn seams and in awful condi- .. "\ion. Many times I have washed ·and ironed sb!rta and sewed on buttons -or used one of my _ '.)lusband's shirts or a blouse or · " my own in place of what was brought in. ;·.-:.i ;·. Maybe these people think •• 11.because the body is going into the , .. ground, it doesn't make any dif· ., '';ff!rence what they have on. I am ' .. referring to open-casket burials, Ann. Don't they realize friends <; '" 1rnd fa mily who pay a las t ' " · farewell notice such thin&? f \ • ~ ,, .. Sometimes if the death was ,, .. sudden it's understandable that "'··' there wasn't much time to "pre-pare" but even then there are at least 24 hours to get a decent 1 .. ·1.outfit together. Just yesterday a ! 1. woman who had been ill for a year was brought in. When her ,;, daughter gave me the burial ...... , , ,<tress. I was shocked ~ · Please print my letter, Ann. •r. • 1 'V our column educates a lot of •... r.folks and 1 can tell you they sure do need it. -MRS. X • .I'• ,,·,, ... DEAR MRS. X : You are ln a r>1 ii position to know a lot more about •'· / · .. this lban I. Thank you for bring· Ing a message to my readers that i: ,,aever would have entered my head. ··.:., . DEAR ANN L ANDERS: I am , .. a l!>-year-old b~y and a high :-.chool sophomore.,My father re- JCCts me like I was a mistake at birth. I am the youngest of six kids and I don't think they were exactly thralled when I came along .. When my dad ignores me or -~riticizes me or cusses me out, : l1 om just sits there and never 'says a word. I know she loves me hut she never speaks up. I went to • .my school counselor and told her '\ • • .11 bout at. She suggested family t"<>Unseling. • · I told Mom wh at the counselor · '•re com men ded a nd got no '11asponse. I'm a fraid to mention it w my dad. He'd probably get , ·., 1reaJ upset with me for "squeal· .. . ing." Where do l go from here? I ~ REPRESSED IN MODESI'O . •• DEAR R.: Yoar dad IOUDdl '. )Ike a bully. Your mom la pro- .. ~· ~ably afraid of him, Jut u you · are, aud lhll l1why1he "Jut slta ti • h u , .tr.ere. I d°"'>t that your dad woald so ,, . ,. for faraUy eoansellDg, bat ask , , ,, )'Our mother II sbe wUI so wltb ·", you. hp oat of tllree b better I V ~ban not.JUna. If yoat mom aays no, go baek to yoar 1ehool , ~ounselor and uk U 1he wUl belp 1 • you sort out yoar home pro- blems. She IOCUUls llke u UD· derstandiDg and able penoa wbo • could do a lot for you. '~ ~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your suggestion on bow to handle men at work who paw, squeeze and y"""•" flrab was zero. You said, "Quick \ footwork, rapid removal of the .. hands off the bod and a well-! worded warning, accompanied SJ .~ra,y a warm anille. of course." r can tell you most males will not take any nmin1 seriously lf it's given with a warm smile. The -t only way lo deliver the messqe • Is with a set Jaw and a clenched ~ fi st. Ask any man. He'll tell you \ rJ'mrigbt-RED : ~ DEAR RED: I've already . 1 'lnaeard from pleat1 of •• aad ' illey all 1ay you're rtcllt. So, : ~atrla,dml'tam.._-aautr i I ~ I f ·. Residents Delores Castell and Jerry Golob. W~DINGS, E.NGAG Watson-Bourgeois Cookie Bourgeois and Woody Watson were married at Estan- cia Park, Costa Mesa. She is the daughter of Mrs. Donna Bourgeois of Santa Ana and Cha rles Bourgeot's of Cost a Mesa. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Watson Sr. of Santa Ana. The bride graduated form Costa Mesa High School and at· tends Golden West College. The bridegroom graduated from Saddleback High School and also attends Gdlden West College. McCr-0skey-Birtcher Shelley Joanne Birtcher has become the bride of William Bradley McCroskey. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Ronald Birtcher of San Juan Capistrano and be is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William E . Mccros key of Newport Beach. The bride was graduated from San Clemente High School and the University of Southern California. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. . The bridegroom graduated from Downey High School and the Uni verslty of Southern California. He was president of Sigma Chi. He is employed by Triple A Container, Buena Park. The couple Mil live in Newport Beach. 1 Booth-Brass The Queen Mary was the acene for the marriqe of Andrea Sue Brus to Raymond E . Booth, both of eo.ta Mesa. The bride Is the daughter or Mr. and Mn. Leonard Brus of Santa Ana. The bridegroom is the son ol Ret. A.F. Col and Mn. Raymond W.W. Bootb.ofColta Mesa. The bride arlduated from Lex· initcn Cll•. > Bish Schcd an4 attendecl <>ranee Coast Call•C•· ~e worb fOf the Baldwlo c.oin· pany, lrvlDe. • Her husband sraduat.a from Ntwport Harbor Hi1h. School and attded OrUll• Ooui C.U11e. He manaces Salli by-ScillOck, Newport Beach. After a weddtna trip to Hawaii, the coupie will Uve in Colta M••· -· Mrs. Watson Mrs. McCroskey Mr. Smith, Miss Wallace Pomona. Her future husband graduated from The Principia, St. Lou.la, and the University of Southern California. Wallace-Smith Linda Wallace. dauehter of Mr. lrid lln. Robert W. Wallace Of Vliti an4 Dennis R. Smith, ton of Mr. and Mrs. H,R. Smith of Calta Mesa, ~e en1a1ec1. Tbe fltddlnl will take place. Oct. 29 at Los A.nlelea Mormon Temple. 1'be tutur. bride araduated from Vista Hi1h School and Btl;haai Youna University. 'nle future brlde1room graduated fl'om Newpc>rt Harbor Hl1h School Ind Cal Sta~. l'uJlertoQ.. The future bridegroom al· tended Marina High School, Hun· tington Beach. and Occidental College. He is employed by Polymer Reasearch Associates. They plan a Sept. 10 weddlnc. McClellan-Nichols St. Sophia Cathedral, Los Anseles, was the settin1 for the ceremony linking Stephanie Jean Nichols and Robert Michael McClellan of Cor0rt• del Mar. TM bride, dau1hter of Dr. and Mrs. James B. Nlchols of West Covina, ls a 1raduate of South HUit HlCh School and dtd her Ul\4 ctersraduata work at use wtMr• she now t1 enrolled at tb• Medkal School. She II a member ol OtlMk Delta Delta. Her busb8nd 1raduated frOlD Corona del Mar Hllh School, re- ceived hla BA dQA9 from USC ... ~ towanla •. jurta .._~litW...,.Slat1 Uu•:*· lcbOol otLaW. I A:._.. ... Na !'beta pt be ii u.. .. .t Iii. -S lln. Otralcl w .11enen• tl Ooi'ofta dll Mar. ,,. ~-wUI Un Gil .......... ,~ ..... ,. -•11iawau. Connie Bernhardt went native. Social s ·cene TS M~. Booth Partying Promontor y Point. The lr vine Company's apartment complex, went Tahitian re- cently lo celebrate its third anniversary. More than 350 pe ople t urned out for the p(>olside celebration which inc!luded an island buffet of crucken.moki. shrimp fried rice and pineap- ple slaw . A Tahitian show -com- plete with grass-skirted dan- cers -concluded \he party. Sharon Sinclair Miss Broberg, Mr. Taylor Nemec-Rutan The engagement of Linda Marie Nemec to John F. Rutan Jr. ts announc~ by her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Nemec of Newport. The future brid• groom ls the S()n of Mr. and Mn. JohnF. Rut.an Sr. of Newport. The weddin& will take plac. Au1ust, 1978, In SL AndrW'a Presbyterian Church. The future bride ls a gredullle of Newport Harbor Hilh ScbOol and attends Cal State F.,Uertoa, where 11he is a member ~ n.tta Zeta. Her fiaace iraduated h'Om NewponHVWor Higb ScboOl Md C•l State Jl'ullerton and ti a membel" of Omicron Dolt• E1>1llon. The new Mrs. Sandberg graduated from Marlborough School and earned her BS in education summa cum laude from t.he University of Soutbera califomia. She eompleted her muter ol science in education ln July at use. where abe affiliated with Kappa Kappa Gamma and Phl Beta Kappa. She also wu ~ unted at t.he Coronet.l)ebUtaftte Ball. Her huaband eamed bll BS in business admtnistratlon from USC and wu a membtt' d. S11ma Cbi. ' The 1lOWb'°Weds will r•lde in .Hu"Unswn S.acb. I r ·c.·. ·. . . . . ORANGE COUNTY Business· OF THE WEEK DAILY PILOT €5 ... ' I Indoor Plants Root oflVursery Succes~ •90aa.tnma -·"' ............... He dldll'\ how tt at UM time, but Geoqe Y. Sa1to's roota tn tht! blooD\l.nl hou.ae plant bu.ill· n So back to 1~ wh~n he nnt aotoutoltheAlr Force. "Jobi wert pretty hard to come by," he recalls. ''and I took • part-time job drivlnc a trvck for tbe company •• SAITO AND a friend later purcbaaed the Westminster munery Co. tn h6i, befoi'e tbe bis boom in house plants blt. aao an thoar detlre for house plants," Saltould , He added that the Weatmlnst.er Nurter)' Co. also la concenlratine more on ~I\& butlneas •Ith in- dependent 1tore1 tbrou1hout Soul.hem California, shlft.lna em- pbuia away from supermarket!. "Anybody can deliver plant! to the bee warehouses, and compeU- taon bu been fierce in recent years," beaaid. He said that a new worry is that a number of inexperienced growers bave gone Into the wholesale plant business. The conapang ••• Westminster Nursery Co .. a family owned corporation located In Fountain Valley. Produces house plants for supermarkets and lndepen- d e nt stores in Southern Callfomla and the Midwest. 1976 gross sales: $3.5 ml Ilion. It employes 65 persons In propagation, growing, pot- ting, sales, shipping and de- liveries. need a comtant feedlnl prosram and a careful use or insec- ticides." . Saito says he has no favorite house plant. possibly because he doesn't want to to hurt the feel· ings of t.bose plants that might be lls ten.imr. But he does spHk In fond terms ol a split leaf philodendron which be keeps in bl• Irvine home alq with a dleffenbachla, several palms and a Chinese evergreen. He says he has jmt fair luck wlt.b his personal planta. Bu't at the nurse ry the plants are fed chemically!r each time t.bey are watered (which is weekly in warm months and every two weeks the reat of the year). Saito said be didn't know much at all about plants before be got a tarted ln the business and in fact didn't pay much attenUCllll to them. · ..I thought they w.ere just another item like a fish tan.It.•• he noted. "But when something js.-your livelihood. you gain knowhdge Saito, 3', subsequently bought out bis partner and bec•me pre- sident ol the business which be moved Crom Westminster to 17512 Newbope St.. Fountain Valley in 1971. "THEY SELL cheap things like piggybacks, creeping Charlies and wandering Jews. They don't use the right soil or other grow- ing techniques and the plants may not grow and the customers could become disenchanted," be said. Key officers: George Y. 'Saito, president: Charles Saito, general manager; George S. Saito, vice presl· dent and Bill Simon, sales manager. "BUT I HAVE an advantage over other people -when mine start looking poorly, I can take them back to the nursery and get them well." about it pretty fast... · Saito, who handles all bu,ilness affairs for his company, saJd he took several financial claues al Full~rt.oo Community College. angs and peat moss. He reports that the family owned corporation -still called the Westminster Nursery Co. - bad sales ol $3.5 million in 1978 "We may not look like one of the biggest producers of boUAe plants from our physical sise, but when it comes to sales volume, we're right up there," Saito ob- serves. Saito said his employes use a University of California soil mix made up or sand, woodahav- "You really have to know what you are doing," he said. "Plant! Saito aays the biggest obstacle to successful plant 1rowing at home is too much water. "People take too good care of their plants." "THE REST of what I learned is from the college of bard knocks,•· he says. He said his nursery produces 200 varieties or bouse plants at its eight-acre location. BE SAID that plants are nurtured from cuttings in 80,000 square-feel of greenhouses. Another 40,000 square-feel of greenhouses are now under con· struction. Saito shows a preference for the more sophisticated plants such as palms, Ficus benjamina, dieffenbachia and philodendron. TMse plants retail for as much as $70 at supermarkets, be said. While he thinks that the popularity of house plants will continue, Saito observes that supply ls catching up with de- mand in Southern California. Because of that saturation, Saito is branching out into states deep in the nation's midsection. Each week, trucks deliver his plants to Oklahoma, Texas, Min- nesota, Kansas and Nebraska. "THESE STATES are just reaching the point where California was two or three years Manager Got the Blues Midlife Crisis Can Spe_ll Serious Trouble • By THOM LECOQ OI tta D.itY ~Staff Stagnant managers can be found in nearly any business . Some fire them. Otben find a small cubbyhole for the manager who just doesn't seem to care anymore, a cub- byhole where authority, responsibili- ty and excitement are eliminated. IT MAY BE no accident that many of those stagnant managers are about 40, in the middle of the time period .. Passages" author Gail Sheehy calls the "Age40Crucible." Characterized in her book as a time of self-examination and review of earJy.life plans. it is an age at which many people give up long dreamed of goals: James C. Conant, a clinical ps ycbologial and professor of managemenl at the Cal State Fullerton school or buslne11 ad· ministration, defines it u entering th• '"'zone of tragedy." Conant, draws a graph on his office blackboard: Two Hnes, a tilted V shape. The top labeled Expectations, the bottom line labeled Progress. The gap between the two is the "zone or tracedy." "A person at age 40.fS sees the dis· parity (between expectations and pro- aress> and bas to make some 5ort or accommodation.'· When expectations center on adv an· cement the person is confronted with especially difficult problems that can ioterferewllbperfol'manceolduUet. ''TllE•E 1'RE subtle kinds of pres· aures on an lndlvldllal when lhll oc· curs," aaya Conant. "I& or her reputatioo with eo\· learues. . .bls famUy'1 queattona: 'Why can't. we have a new car llko tbeJoaelM?... . 11'te exeeutlve feels atuck. 0 He iucha a point wbere Ole hll~ eclMlciftl ot the company are alru~ fined Wlth~ro tent people. ''Solne e aet bosUJe ~ It. Re ~ bq a few ... or ..,. kek. t that bappem. y::e_,. be p&Medma baek abell. .. ~ u.y now •• u.,•re not Mlill"''"eCcleut .. n. ODI •a Bob O'N~ llNdfltlle AIUitMCt~ Eilll _ .. .,..,,,..., ':iS'' ·-..., tuna to ....... tle ... tbat ........ ~. ..... ~·· Wtlj419m8 ........ .. ... ,. .. ....... "t'Nl ... =atlllil ...... , , ...... o ..... .._.,u.ttra• -..ia& Ill I I Iii UI Ill ... ..,. O'stRi • • counseling and bounced back with a new attitude ... and a new job. "He quit his job, went back to school and became a counselor. He made less money to begin with, but he's happy now, and making a career out of it." Late career changes, speculates Miss Sheehy in a chapter of'her book, often come about as people reassess their plans for the future . New challenges, revised and re- vived idealism , sometimes lure perfectly competent managers away from long held specializations to a business of their own, public service or closer to family ties. SOMETIMES, THE painful process leads to swcide, says Conant. Change, he suggests, may offer a cure for an individual's malaise, the loss business surfers through replace· ment ol otherwise competent person· net and for poor job per( ormance. "Many people have flourished when they've been transferred, with ne,.. people to interface with, new challenges," says Conant. At home, a -· midlife crisis may be displayed in other ways. Psychologist Alan Ruskin, a1ao a UCI faculty member, says, "Very im· portant changes occur at midlife. OUr hero6c adventure ends, we begin to Bob 0 'Neill, right sees crisis when people tum to alcohol, drugs. James C. Conant, left, says many people enter ''Zone of Tragedy" as they pass thesgeof40 and review their past. future lives. dealwlt.bwhatit's like to grow old. ---------------------. "We need to develop in the out.side areu of life. Marriaaea rrow. More energy ii spent on d eveloping rela· Uonshlps with spouse and family.'· NOT ALL WHO 10 through the turbulence of a midlife crisis tare so well says Rualdn. "SOaDe think they want ·youn.1er partners. try to reltve tbetr youth, try to appear youn1, some even try COi· metlc methodl. .. Some people try to Uve bolated llv•. For them, wprk can be all con· 1umin1: efehl boun at tho office. plus an hour and a half commuttna, plus homework. ~ "Another .. pect that'1 lmpo1Unt," 1ay1 Rualdn, "la that lri the buatneaa wori.s. Jobi. produce •ucb sreat 1treu tllat tbe body. ~Sine to ,..pond with d.,... ud cidMr pbys,cal eondl· tlaij,,, •111 body'a fall1D1 lpart' be 181S. jDd that'I •UJ ICU')'," • PUBLIC AUCTION Owners UI health requires immediate aate TWO CHOICE BEACHFRONT PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH, CAUF DEWXE FURNlSHED OUl'L!X- CORNER LOT WITH BEACH COTTAGE To be offered 1e.paratel1 and ln lta entlrtty SAT. SEPT. 11, 1977 2P.M. • 35CJI Sedbore Drive Newport Beach, CaUf . Sale to be held at the 1lte. tnepactlon: Sat. Sept. 10 throuCb Friday Sept. 18: 16 A.II. to 7 P.M. E1ob day. •nd pr1or to 11Jt time on Sept, 17. Four bedroonui and two b~ on the lower !eve.I -two bedroom• aQd one bath on UM aecond level. Sun deck, two car 1ara1e Completely rurnt1hecl lncludlna ill cooldnl uttftlill, clflhtt, linens, n1tw.,.. ete. Lot ll«)Oill• lnl the~ .. IMUUNI 21• l •• Buch coUqt OCl the lat. Du~ wu delalio*t and cU1to1n Wit by UM OWN'Ea. Tb• quallt7 of bis 1kr&led nttam..wp,11 t¥1&iftced throu...,.. TDMI: 1K dlipolk Oii dQ of_~-1*.. upca M+•r ol dtiid arid ..,....,._ UU..: Bu,w "'4D bl ,......... to .......... nn..,.. prlartoUMtlale .............. to ........ iJon .t MDW . ._,.LS. ta.:·~ •t Ult tltOI MOkD COOPPATION llMftO POa Bll0Clft1Rlb~S: . ::x.:o • .. -..,Cllf-• !(411).-.na He said that be takes his personal plants out to a shady patio where t.bey get fresh air for two or three days at a lime throughout the summer. Saito reports that handling an inventory of living things is a bit tricky, but it is not so difficWt.in his case because all hJs charges are relatively hardy foliage plants. · He said that when a new inven- tory system is developed· and new greenhouses are complfAed, he plans to go into some bloom- 1 ng planta such as chrysan- themums, African violets and gloxlruas. Saito said he feeds bis own house plants wit.b fish emulsion monthly and waters them every 10 days or two weeka. Westminster nursery general manager Bill Sim0n with philodendron in packaging area. "We'll also have some holiday plant! such as poinsetliu and Easter lilies," he said. The Westminster Nurse~ Co propagates cuttings largely from •ts own plant stocks but it also imports some cuttings from Hawaii, Puerto Rico and F1orida. NEW CU'ITINGS are put into greenhouses with high humidity and higher than normal tem- peratures in order to establish root systems . Arter rooting, heat and h'*1t1d1 ty are reduced. He said no particular plant gives his nurserymen trouble ''If it did. we wouldn't try to grow ll •. Zeus Hopes for Hoop It may not be another Hula Hoop, but Zeus Manufacturing of Irvine hopes their new Dyna Bee exerciser will create a buzz in lhe marketplace . The device consists of arl encased gyroscope which turns at up to 8,000 rpm, causing the user to Oex wrist and arm muscles. With a promised 40 percent markup on the S14.95 gadget, the firm hopes to attract attention during an ex· perimental marketing effoct in Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego coun- ties. *** What do you do when mother nature refuses two year& in a row to drop snow on your ski slope? The owners of Goldmine Ski Area of Big Bear Lake qecided the barren slopes might attract non-snow people 1f they could come.'Up with an attrac- lion. Goldmine has Installed an "Alpine SUde Ride" using chutes and sleds to produce a summertime bob sled ride. The resort is usin1 their chair lift to carry riders to the top of the 1,300 foot long ride where plastic sleds start down asbestos chutes and reach speeds of up to 35 miles per hour. The ride was amported from West Germany and was first brought to America for use on East Coast slopes. * * • Work hard and you 'll succeed. Worlc harder and you'll do even bettet'? Not in Sweden, according to a recent arti· fcle in The New York Times. Swedes with two or more children earning $7,000 per year "take fu>me " about $8,500 with rent and other sub- sidies. Double those earnings ~d the s ame famaly increases spendable in· com e only 17 percent ' Swedish families with rive or' more children and one working parent stay at the same income level even if their earnings vary from $4,000to $20i000 AT WIT'S END Erma t•ll• it Ilk• It ••. ,. 1n th• i·f.!iijijmll ....... _. ...................... , .... "'~t••••··~-·----1-~1~1l•Nl•IMMR-k•UK•1•1••&MllMUMR•-"' ............................ ,,..._ 1)1,jl. Y PILOl &Inda teink' • ttf1 .. --... 14"' \V YtlRK S1'()CK 14:XCHANG E \"\ •·•·k·~ und 't'e ·ur·~ llil(h . Low, CloHe· ,, .. 1' ti•. , .. 8 ,, .. It''< "" ~1·, ., .. .... I I Jl'. , .. , 111 I " . 11 II 11''1 .. , JI .. 10 ... .... ll<t 11~ ll"t 11 .. 11 .. J)~. ••• ll'• 11'• •l • II JO • h\o 11~. , .... 1] JO 7 f() 1 '° 11 to 1 10 '° I ' " 1 '° ''1 JI• i .12 I 171 r. .... I tOl 1110 ,, It 1 lt7 11 110 I 11• " I S4 I IJ 6 IJ7 . ,,, I .. • tl'I 10 117 • 1')1 I 11)1 ' . .., IO )17 ... , I 111 I •'7 .... II n " ' - J I • t ' A IERICA STOCK EXCHANGE eek's and Y ar' High, Low, Clotu• MANAGERS GOT THE BLUES ... I DAILY PILOf a_f f,i • I (from P11eCS> "When people think it's still Important w have three oriums In a 24 hoyr period, lo have a younger partner. then they get into trouble," says Ruskin. Curtia D. Booraem, a Corona del Mar clinical psychologilt, says 1boul 60 percent of his clinic's paUents fall In the :U-45 age group. "Most of. their problem! are complicated by divorces and separatJoos. They're people re· assessing: 'There's 20 or 30 years to go, what am I going lo do now?' they ask." ARE THERE any practical solutions for· salvaging the en· thusiasm and performance of people who have vast reserves of lnformalion about a company. well developed skills 1od tM Wl· derstandinc neceasary to blend the two? Conant suggests that firms band ~ether wallow trllllllfer ol vesun, (for retirement) so managers and executives can move from position to posit.Jon without endangering their retire- ment security. ''BVSINESS WANTS to aUtact people who will be risk-ta.lters so they set up a benefits program - than they set up time llmJt.s that makepeoplecautiou.s,"besays. · Conant, who spent several years as a psychologist with GeneraJ Electric and IBM aays firms should also consider lrad· ing people with transferable ~kills between compallies. Why trade? ' .. Because they <'Ould gain a person with btlttr attitudes. . u or a better P<!r on ... says Co- nant ....... ,. •'" ., . ,, FOR SOME companiea, 1 ,. •• tran~Cer from ont' department to .. 'lo another may be benef1cl11I Fluor's mOC1t effective salesmen, ; •. :.ays O'Ne1JI, have englneenna: backgrounds. ,. 't• .. Though s1>«1fic skills may De • ' lacking, deep knowledge ot the company 's operatiooa allow many to adapt quickly to new • 11 respons1bilHies, and to show re· : / newed enthusias m for the job. --!· Is there a definUive answer to how businesses can benefit from a productive midlife crisis? Says Conant: "There doesn't seem to be an answer al lhi~ ll me, but there probably is." .~ ., ' i .. J ' DAILY PILOT 8u n(l1r September•. 1977 . ··--... future for buses, motorcycles, pavement breakers, rock drills and lawn mowers. from current levels. A decibel is a measurement of sound. S~op the 5 a.m. Racket WASHINGTON <A P > - Detenmned to relieve people of 11ome of the noise generated by things such as air colllpressors the government 1s focu111na its at· tcntion on trash trucks 1'~ollowinH a two-year testing period. the Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a series of regulations calling for quiete r garbage collcctaon trucks. especially those equipped with large compactors. Regulations already have been Issued for p ortable air <.'ornpressors and medium and heavy trucks. and new noise hm1ts are being proposed tor wheel and crawler tractors such as bulldozers Costlc aaid that under the pro- posed regulations. tra~h collec· lion firms could expect to save a bout S95 per year per vchlcle in ruel costs because the engine could operute at a lower speed. Repairs Prevent Shocks WASHINGTON <APJ A repair program for i.o me 240,000 Amana side by -s ide refriterator-freezers with a potential shock hazard has been an- nounced by the company and the Consumer Product Safety Com- mission . Amana Refrigeration, Inc., Amana, Iowa, is identifying and sending letters to owners of the units, made between February 1969 and Sep· Lember 1974, lo advise aboui modifications that should be made. OWNERS WILL be re· quired to make repairs, or have them done, with parts the company in· eludes with the letter. The refrigerator. freezers have a hinge wire assembly in both of the doors which powers the heaters to the butter keeper and an antisweat device. The hinge wire may wear from frequent door openings, causing con· tact between the bare wire and the inside of the door, the commission ~aid. Thcr<' 1s a poss1bili· t v that someone contact· 1ng or ~rasping both of tfi~ door h.mdlcs at the s ame time will be s hocked scvcn•ly . THE CO MMISSION has received reports of 42 shock incidents. The units involved are Amana model numbers SR17, SR19, SR22, SR25, SD19, SD22 and SD25. Pick-ups .Ripped Off SACRAMENTO <A PJ ~ckup trucks are the new hot thing among au{o thieves in Californ ia. s a ys the h1gj{way patrol The CH P revealed there was a 24 3 percent increase 1n pickup thefts during the first half of 1977 com1>arcd to the ~amepcnod last year. In· a statement, CllP Cornmiss1one r G !en C raig said the most popular -accounting for about one out of six. theft$ -were Chevrolets anti Fords of the 1965 model year and earlier, appai-enUy due in part lo the Jack or anti-theft de- vice$. Also, 90 percent of the thefts involved full-sized pickup trucks that can hauJ or tow heavier loads than small ones. Checking Charities LoS ANGELES CAP> .... California's 25,000 charities would have to reelster with the state . ao4 most would have lo c'pqrt finances under a • b1IJ proposed by Ally. Tra8h Trucks Face Noiae Limiu The trash-truck regulations would set a noise limit or 78 de· cibels measured at 23 feet from the truck, effective Jan. 1, 1979, a reduction of three to five decibels In addition. he said prices or new trash trucks are not expect- ed to mcrease by more than 10 percent and garbage pickup rate increases for consumers should be less than one-half of one per- cent. EPA Administrator Douglas CostlE: said further noise regula· hons will be proposed ln the near Shop tomorrow, Labor Day 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. LABOR DAY Juniorsl save on t-shirts Pick your favorite from our b1~ collect ion of sol ids and o;tripes. Shown: striped blouson 1un1or knitwear 138 8.99 wasS14 Save50%o beds pr ea Hand-guided, outline- quilted bedspreads in king, queen and dual .sizes. 5-hown. ''S uzanne", floral papern . bedspreads 113 ,1 49.99 reg$100 Drawstring pants& T's Hooded blouson, v-neck t· sh1 rb in '>Ol id color'>, ~tripe~. 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S'ald, and the state cur-·r~y requires annual 'fi ial reports lo the • a y general's office · br charities with re-••nues of more th an Sl~a year. ; !woovtston$ or the blJI 1~lude: I • • • • • • • • I • Animals and children are on the up-and-up at Sea World. Shamu the Whale leaves the water during a stunt in the main arena at left. Agile youngsters at right get plenty . of exercise trying to reach ·--- top of two-story rigging event in Cap'n Kids World. Daily Pilot Photos by Patrick O'Donnell -,'\ft ~.I Sea World Sets Imagination Adrift •' •' . II I -' 1 t '' ~1 • f • . ,. Hungry animals have options:Pertorrrifor 'Dennis Dingaling' in the Seal and Otter Circus and get a reward or beg squid from spectators at the walrus pool. Have your children been to all the Orange County attractions thls summer? Disneyland. Knott 's Berry Farm and Lion Country Safari '? ~ Sea World in San Diego would be a good destination for September. After they work off their end-of summer restlessness playing in Cap'n Kids World, youngsters c.:an start "back to school" by learning tacts at the various animal exhibits. For instance did you know that "tValrus" is Swedish for "whale norse?" Walruses are four fe el long and about 145 pounds when born. Males grow to be 12 feet and weigh 3,500 pounds. They may live up to 40 years and migrate 2,000 miles. rid- ing on ice floes. Walrus hides are used to make boats and shelters. Their meat is a staple of northern diets and their 3-foot ivory tusks 1 1 1 ••• are a valuable trade commodity. ·G 1 ' Mustaches that are so distinctive to -,., '4 ~ walruses contain 400 sensory bristles used .,~ '•• to feel what s ahead in the water~ and lo 11 1 1• strain food •A ' ' 1 And that :.. 1ust a pnmer on walruses. · •' ; Theres sliH more to discover about ·' · seals. sea hons. otters. dolphins. whales ,, and penguins . • · • Plus 1t s amazing to see. what the "··"' animals can l earn. Many h ave been "' .•· trained to perform. with and without "'•' riders. in 35 shows. The most famous of these features Sha mu, the three-ton killer ,, • whale. ;·• • ~ Children may pet and feed smaller creatures. The park is open daily and guided , ~ ~ ~. tours are available • ·. -~ , > .. r • .. I _._1 ___ 0AJ.........,.l_Y_P_•L ... O._T ________ Su~nd;;.;•;Ax ... s.e-.-.-tem;;.;..-be;;;.;;;,;.r....;4.:.• _, e,_1_1 ~4:'!:!! .~~ ~ ..•••••• i ~~!!! !.~~ ~~~. .. . . ... ~~~! .~~ .~... .. .. ~!!! !.~~ .~...... .. ~.4:'!!!! .Fo •• ~ .':'!:.. •••• •• Hou•H Fors-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.tra 1l J\,' -f) "C f:lbc.• ~.~~ •••••••••••• ~~!9! ••.••••••• !?.~~ !:~~~! .......... !?~~ .. ~!9! ••••.••••• !~~~ !:=.:'! .••.•.•.•. !~~ .................. !~~! " .. Ir. 1002 \:)~ l'i-Q\J ~). 'II IJ~r:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tltot lntt1'111in9 Wold Gome wil/t o Clt11dle • ... .. 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N .I. 08IWI Dt•pt C 1!1 I 71361 -;ID .. -,, ... /a_n_a.. rubl1her'1 Motlce: All rual l!•ll1h.• udvc rt11cd In l hlll O\'WlillUl\(lt llJ sub· JN"l ~1 lhc ~'cdcrJI t 'utr ll oui.1 11~ i\C'l or H16K LUXURY waterfront condo, 2 BR, 21'2 bu. Pool. Jacuzzi, 24 hr. security Brand new: comp. f um. $220.000 PENINSULA. 4 BR . 3 ba. homt· All a mt-nil1t:s. Lovt!ly etrta. $195.000 PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOM ES FROM $900.000 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 341 Buy~1d1· O rn11· NB 67',, 6161 wh11•h mukc11 ll lllCl(IAI lo 11"!!!!!!!!!1•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 u d v l' rt 11H· · ll n y J> r c• "" fcr cncl'. 111n1t..itwn, or General 1002,Getteral 1002 Uaac:n m1naauon buJ>t.id on •• • •• • • • • • •••• •••••• ••• ••• ••• • ••• • • •• • • • • • ••• • ruce, color . rc.1ll6t10n . H•X, -...---______ ---- or rutlit•n.al c>riK1n, c>r J n ~~~~.....-.-- 111tMltun lo rnJke uny .,uch prefcrcncl'. IJmtl.) tioo,ord1i.cnminJt1on' nus ncwi.pupt·r will not knowingly JC<'l'Pl un.) .id\t~rt1s1n11 for real e:.t.ate wh1t"h 1' 111 v111IJ lion or the lu w Houws for s• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 DESIR AILE 4 BR. I 3" BA, cJ1111n~ rm w1brcakfasl hu1 I Yr new cptb, trlr al'Cl'!lll Frwt trees. wulkinA d 1i. l un«e toi.chools Come to !Jl26 El.SOL, Fntn Vly Open llouse l·S Sul/Sun SOUGHT AFTER Parkside home. it llH, <! BA. formal d1nmg rm. family rm, C1 A , covcrl!d patio, largest 1>m.:lc lc\'cl model. A must set." 16121 lloull, 1-'nln Viv Open House 1 5 Sut & Sun LOTS OF ROOM Oes1ra blc l!CCll On or W~tmlnl-lCr J Ill<.) UA. formal II\ m it rm, formal dtnm~ rm Walk 1n p..in t n t•xl ra l.iri:o• t.•nlc·r 1..11111111•111' 1 r ""'"'' .,,.,. ''"4i<! \\'1111t..111 .St Wt·-.trn1n.,1cr Open I low.I! .Sun I :1 JUST REDUCED I rm. <! fl\, I\ C. re· modt•lt.•d k1l< ht•n. """ l111uou~ dt.•;111111~ 11\l'll. new ~all11.1p1•r & tpt l h r u o u l V 1\ I 1· r m ., addl'd Come M'l' or tall c \ t•s 5:1-l·ll!l:J!I 21<!11 111.iwalha. Anah1·1m OpcnllouM·Sun Moul 5 VILLA ASSOC. llllOKl-:R REAi.TOH 898-9611 Ill Of< . .,. O\ t•r 21i0 .,,111·' AMI REALTY $6,000. DOWH Woodbridgt Arborlakt 2 br, l ba con do. Nr. lakt & btach. Sunktn living rm .. stparatt dining rm.. brtakfasl rm . luxur y appliances. Beaulirully landscaped provate garden. Lse/opl. avail. OPEN SAT & SUN 2·6 759-1515 G...-ral 1002 Getwral 1002 ···•·····•·······••••·· ••••••••............... PLEASE call & havt us ttll you about a terrific buy in bf!autif uJ Eastbluff. A 5 bdrm .. 3 bath, wilh dining rm. & a view. too. Wa lk to pool, te nnt!'., schools. churchts & shopping I 002 Geeral 1002 ....................... Woman Li'•nsed In lkal 1-:,1u11• nc·edl.'cl to ..l>,,t 111 h omt• ,,.ill·~ & "l'tTdJrWI "l'I"\ ll'l'' for hOmt· hu1ld1ni: l1rm . St>rr<·t a ri :II hr". to bl' H :JtJA!\it l:!l'l\t 111.nn , :\1o n Wt•tl Fri Avl lo handlt· h11m1· l>:tlt·s al s;il1•' 1111·. 111 i\n:1h••11n llllb 1111 S.11 . S1111 1'1.i hul11l.n -. lrom 10/\\t :, .IOI'\; l'lt'.1-.1• '\1'11tl r" 'iUOW to ,.,,, ... ,. lit•\ I lop rTI l" Ill I ' fl I p I 7 7 ;, l Sk\·p.irk llh Wl.'11 75R 1 i\n1•-. in M·1·ludcd mount;1111 \Jllcy, JU"l ;,u 17141 752-0161 ROM POMMB.LS ........ ,,.,.,, .• , HOMES FOR SALE Just Reduced to $81,500 -Beautiful Mesa Verde patio home. New carpet. wa lls, window coverings. 1653 New Hampshire, C.M Mesa del Mar Special-$82,ro<> -Close lo parks, schools, tennis club. Big 4 bdrms on huge lot. 2750 Portola. C.M . Just listed! -2 Large bdrm, 2 story h o m e 1n a great neighborhood. Built-in is land kitchen . Central vacuum. Fresh ly painted, comer lot with R-V gate, enclosed atio. 3157 Kerry Lane. C. M Large 3 bdrm home with covered patio. Owner apxious to sell and is offering VA terms at $71,500. 2201 S. Linda Lane, Santa Ana 1002 GeMral 1002 ........•..................•.................• NO DIRT Immaculate S Bedroom N1'wport R c;ich 1':'< l'CullY<' Hnmt·' Occun \ 1c•w ! Now n•tlUtl·d lo ~1 7ti.OOO' Lill HEll CARPET, 7M 1202 A DUPLEX :'llt'ar Newport·, Rae k Uay' 3 Bcdroomi. 2 b.ith.,, l'UCh' Sl :.!l.01111 Hl-:D CARPl-:T. 754 1202 WunlAd llelp"' 1)42 5678 ,l J/I) PRIME EASTSIDE COSTA MESA DUPLEX 3 Bedroom upper unit with sundeck. lower 2 bedroom with e nclosed pallo & ) ;ird. Kinic s ized bedr ooms. 1nd1v1rlual laundry arcus. bwlt in runMc, oven, garba~c disposal, & d1shwa:;her. J ust 5 years old. Owner desires cxchanjle for ud· d111ona l units in San CIL'ml'nt<'. Sl46,500. COLE OF ~WPORT 675-5511 IFYOU huvc a i.erv1cc to offer or .:oods to sell. place an ad 1n the D a ily Pilot Classiricd St>l'l 1on Phone 64<! 56711 milt•-. w,.,,1 ol Sun V!ilh-\ 1{0;1d lro11t..ii.:t: " 1"11 ... h .. r ,., uf "all'r A 1r .. t n p I , m ! ;4 W J ~ " I I h 'n11"m11hil1ni.; t;olf ('uur"c Ski ;1n·a 17 mt .1'4,1)' ~iOh.700 "11h2'1'1 down llunafidc nl Utah H1•Jll111 . 1164 :!Hh St 01(01•11. l l.ih ISHIJI 11101 ) :ui 71:!1 1>11111 :mJ t>K76 or llilll ) 39-1 b(iM ..,...,...,...,...,...,...,. .. Getttt~ 1002 Gt'Mrol PRIME EASTSIDE COSTA MESA CONDO 2 llt'droom. l h.llh I 1rcpl.i1·t'. lt•n1·1·cl ';11 ti ti u uh ll-.: ,, r .1 .: t• .S" month:. nt•w .) t.'J r I> lt·a-.e ~()(J1 pt•r munl h COLE OF NEWPORT 675-5511 --- 2 STORY 41DRM +POOL Walk lo beach from this b eau t iful dct•orat <1r .iardcn homr. llu~e ll v r m w i l h f 1 r e p I a c t• • formal 1hnmg, shdm ~ Ala'><; door to palm amt .. undt'<'k Pric t·d for qwr k .. alt.• al 7'!,!150 Call !Jti3 6767 Rf'al E11tate CHEAP! CHEAP! Your choice both with 3 Hr. Both in tho OO's /\ U1v111ion of 11 .1r hor lnvt•stmcnt Co choice is yourll both ---------with pool i1i>:e yard • you own the lond buy both and rent one. Call for rlc• t.alls. 646· 7171 Ol'f.N Ill 9 • II ~ 11114 10 l<I PJ I l\l:Mtm1 $67,500 VA Lovely 3 bedrm, 2 bath K oll bit h o me w/firoplace &t dble 1tar .. carpel lhruout. Walk to all achoota. R. V. pka ac-e_.. Ruth t.-4•, Att. 64Mll0 VABuy•rs '2700 MovcK you lnlo 1barp 3 bedrm home. LAST CHANCE 111r T lllS SUM M t·:ll S l 'llll'ES .11 lht· hl·Jc•h . Wt! kn11w µnc·1·., an• !'>t'lll tnlo: wC' at..o know dOM' lo the n<'l'an 1.111c•1•:-. "111 i.:o up ~l Bl \' NOW! One or 2 :.tory, :11>cdrm. 2 b..ith. douhlc f!arugc Compl!'tc• hving with tennis, pool & rec halt. BEAUTIF"Ul. beach li vmi.:. $100.000. PERFECT BEAUTY Walk into t·ntry with .. hi· la Of turl!OISl' hlue flOOf S<oparate 1nt1muh· ll\01n.: rm. Spacwus fam1 lv r m + gorgeou., k1tchl•n ;ind d1nini: un·a llp!.tJ1rs .t lurge hedrmi. + enormou., rec room 1087 Reddmi:. W of S11uth Coast l'IJtu 1n M c~a Woods Ol)l•n Sal/Sun I 5. GO VA Sharp4 bcdrm. newly dtl· corat;l?d. paneled and tiled garol(e. great liv ing. s72.500 400E.lr C.M. •ma $25,000. 2 Bedrm. 2 bath, Mo bile Home. 20'xS7' In deluxe adult, no pet park. Call for details Ed Hidcfle Realtor 64()..8811. COUEGEPARK IARGAIH Open Sal & Sun t !l Rc11l buy In Colleae Park. 4 SP'!cious bdrms w/l2x14 din rm. Mirrored entry. Frplc. New floor tile. Fro nt ele vatio n re - modeled. Be sure to 11ee lha one at 2339 Colgate. Reduced SS.000 to nnly 176,9$0 545 04~1 C:J Walkt!r & lr.u Real Est11te MISAVEIDIA llAUTIFUL HOMI One or our fioflL, RottCl.>' to movt lo. Qui tttteet, 4 bdrme-, !am. rm. dlniol nn, wa bar and prte ~d to ..U fut Hd '¥ilh a tat\ tlCfOW, It wllf MU ltMll .._.. you ... tt the !lrsl Ume. Clll for fOW' IP-~l. 546-llU Ol'iflW !'I& 9• d \ ~ IOll WI I NPT BCH DREAM HOME Sycamor<: tr~~s. lush green lawn & ~ ellow marigold s set the mood L·nl<:rmg this s pacious e lf!gant de- c·orator 3 bdrm & den homf!. Frt nch doors & windows thruout along with n<:w appliances. shutters, carJ)E:t, paint & moldings. Walking distanct to Ntwport Harbor Hi & boating ac- tivities. Opportunity for ocf!an & bay views with room addition. Just reducoo to $179,900 firm. A fantastic N<:wport Iltach homt & invtslmtml. JASMINE CREEK-CdM PRIVATE COMMUNITY S 194.500 Eltgant "Model Pf!rfoct " s pacious 2 br + den, 2 bath popular #2 plan in exclusi vt private security guarded community. Choice loca- tion near tennis, pools & jacuzzi. Prof tssionally landscaped & de- cor ated -only onf! of its kind. RUSTIC CdM CHARM Wood. brick & shake + priv. ~ach access. Only 3 blocks away. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath + bright & cheery kitcht:n & breakfast nook. Lushly planted landscaping & warm wood deck patio. Se11tr is moving - $159.500 NEW OUPLEX-CdM Spacious 3 bdrm, fireplace. owntir's unit & guest quarters + totally re- built front 2 bdrm with fireplace un- it on comer site. Seller will carry 2nd TD. $189,700. NEWPORT HDGHTS Prime location 2 bdrm, yellow & white dollhouse with d etaQhed garage and rear yard playhouse. Price Just rtctuced to $73,500. . EASTSIDE C.M. DUPLEX 2 ·2 Bdrm units wlth enclosed garag~. l Y.a Blocks from 17th St. amenities. Seller will carry 2nd TD. Interior & exterior refurbllbecl e months 8'0. $109,000 REALTORS 675-5511 <>Pitt HOUSIS 645 IAYSIDI DllVE~ HACH! ,,__. • ., lay .................... ,..... .. 1Hp fw SO' boat. S,.to. fow ....._. . ..._ wttel •••• .. .-,... wltta cosy . fl,.,e.ce aw.took ... the wahr. •wtlhl'f deconhd ---· ................. OP94 SAT. SUM & MOM l·I. $450,000. 4500 ROXIUIY DRtVI: CA.MIO SHOUS in c--... Mr. ~ ......... COtlS 'Q.,_ wfttt prf•• Sp ..... ...,... -..... a ~a• hw -"' OCIAH VIEW: ~ ..... ywd wttt. ,.. • trd ....... onH MDAY a MOM I ·5. $Z6',000. 605 LAUSPUI -CORONA DB. MAI: L-. DUPLEX -two bi*°°"" two MMtl Ir thrff ..., .. .., two Ir OM Wf bclth&. Well located •"d In fht• coadltloa. S 116,500. OPEN SAT Ir SUM I ·5. ); APP~ ); 633 UDO PAIK DllVE. UMtT 1-1 LIDO IASIM: Sophisticated U"8cj .. °" Tite lay"'. Excftlag thrH .,.._.. ar."two a cllw cc.JonjU...., s.c.ityt Prf•ocy! PJer Ir tip 0¥ ..... for .... boat. c-. ....... to Udo .... baMta & ...... alL NEWPORT CIEST:. Mewport leach. four bedrooM & ·~ rooM .,... ..., .. ca. doo ......... Family orittthd. ....... ~ .. • corahtd. lndudH aH of pNI, iocnd . .._ 1 & hftnlscourh. $162,950. IM IRVIHE -2 ledl OCMll c........_ lmtdlcC!fM'CI around a ~ atre.n. It's . n••· It's fwt. Air concltlOMd. cotN1W\tty assodation lncludn: pool, lic)hhd hftni1 cCM9'tt. focllDI, sauna & ••erdM room. $63.950. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coad Hwy •• CorollCI .. W.. 675-5511 ~~!'! .......... !!.~~,~~~ .......... !~~~ LIDO BA YFRONT 60 F'T. on fabulous Via Lido Nord: gracious 3 BR. 3 ba. home with formal din. rm., 2 FULL LOO'S, s andy privat.t beaches + 3 BR guest/income unit. $495.000 I 514 HIGHLAND. W t:Stcliff beauty. 4. BR. +fam. rm., den, spacious mstr. s uite with frpl. & din. rm. Liv. rm. lge. enough for grand piano. ~p. hob- by rm. or office. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 $247,500 3363 RJSCHIA, Costa Mt:Sa. Pf!rfect location for commuters, nr. San Diego & N 'pt. frwys. Ntarly new 3 BR. with hf!at ed pool & jacuzzi. Dramatic cathedra l ceil's. OPEN SATN 1·5 $105.500. 334 62nd ST. Ntwport Shorf!s. Wat<:rfront living for the budget con- scious. 3 BR. + family rm.. ntar clubhouse & Lennis cts. Owner has bought another OPF.N SUN 1-5. Only $124.500 237 CANAL. Newport Shores. Ntw waterfront, 3 BR, df!n home, top line ·a ppliances, Roman tub jacuzzi, radar range. OPEN SUN. 1-S. $179,950 CALL TO SEE MEWPOltT HEIGHTS Shake roof . sheltf!rs this 3 BR. homt: in quiet f ami- ty neighborhood. Near schools & shop- ping. Warm used brick frplc. o~ns to liv. rm. & fam. rm. Nf!wly carl>fjtt!d & decorated. Vacant & owner anxious. Only $109,900 . DOVa SHOIES Security minded ex- ecutivt! home. on quiet, prestigious slrtt!t. Spacious 4 BR & maid's qtrs.; lge. ram. rm. & form. OR, facing poolsized yard. Newport C~ter night lights & some ocean vltiw. $287,500 DAVIDSON REAL T Y ·,BIJI w \, ,, . H,., N fl ti45·757') )flt, r J, ,..""' 1 HI, d rJ II 6 73 9060 1001 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IHVISTC>aS SPICIAL $41,IOO Ouardtd .iatewo)' pro lCct. lavl&h arounct. with pool. Secluded enlry to executive llv rm + for mu I dlnlnc rm. Sutuhtno 1ourmo1 kllche n ovorlookl private courtyard. SplraJlns atalrctu wind• lo I meaunolh bedroom1. Own1r attx· ••. aabmk any offer . '11\e flnftl ln townhomt llvlnt. Call qulclc I en.eo10 °'" '" • • 111 'IJN ro u Ntrl • ~TH [ R£/H ~:JI ESTA1 [H\ -------- JUST USTIDI! IASTSIDI COSTA MESA 4 8drm11., den + POOi /\bM>tutcly charmlna & apotlc111 Lanni , fru1L lroca. pool h o u•e. cabana: thl• hOme wH featured In Redbook Maudn . Priced at. !!!51~· 97HIU m.-.gv" . associated I I I ~J t4 I ... ' ......... -...... • • • l •• •• • • • • • . . . . -·-..--------~ ~ ...... s. HCMllH ,_ s. ..., ... hw s-. HMIH Fors• Ho.rtH f or ScM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sonday. September 4, 1en DAil v PILOT D3 ~~~••••••••••!~~ ~~~••••••••••~~ ~~••••••••••!~~~ =~••••••••••!~.~~ ~~~••••••••••~~~~ Hovt.1 For S• ~~!~!.~~••••••••••• ~!!.~~.~~••••••• ~-~~••••••• •.....•...•..•••....... GtMrol t 002 GetMrol I 00 GeMrol I 002 GeMf'OI I 002 S \LF' \SSon '11 .. 1·1111. B !<:~SO :" Oftt:H HOUSIS 1·5 Kl It t-·o, ti.ill l>r Hunt Heh $67,900 .J lH~L>ROOM 11 .! HATH, <.:ONDO 177 Mohll:r 1\l\:tht'1 m Hills $108.500 4 BEDHOOM. :!1.! BA, 2 Story 5308 St-ashore Dr \,wpt Fkh DUPLEX 2 & l Br.L>H.OOMS $183,950 lb:H /\H·nula Silva. Fullerton $68,000 :l IU<;DROO M. 2 BATH , CONDO '2036 Wi llow. /\ni.lhMm $72,500 •1 BEL>HOOM . :.J BATll HI:> I·: .\\\'111da Si.Jn C<.1brn .. ·I. SC 4 B~L>HOOM, 3 ll/\Tll $129,900 8121 Fox ll:.ill l>r. llunt Bch 3 BEDHOOM. 1"2 BATH $69.900 18055 Mocpolla St. Fountain Valley 96 3-8 311 ~~~~! .......... !?.~~,~~!'! .......... !?~~ A VIEW FROM THE TOP Harbor Vi<.·w Onvt-. in Corona d d Mar, is wher e this lovt-ly hom t:. wit h outstanding vit:w . 1s locat t-d. 3 Bdrms .. 3 baths & family r m . + den or 4th b<lrm. /\ g reat v1t:w tt:rract:. µrof t:ssiona ll y d ecora t e d & la ndscap<:d . with luxury jacuzzi. Ft:e la nd. Offt:rt:d at $3 10.000 ... call for a pp't. to Slt TRIPLEX Three 2 bdr m . 2 frplc. units; bit-ins, pool Highly upgrad<·d pt:nthoust: unit. H£•am<:d ct:il Lot 2300 sq. ft. largEff lhan a vc·ragl• Corona dt:I Mar income lot. C:.i ll for information. $195,000 CC Orange Coast Q: 2600 E. Coast Hw y., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644 -4848 Generol I 002 Get1erol 1002 ...............•...........................•.. O ne Of J.!agu na ~ Jine~l COMTEMPORARY ELEGAMCE AIOUHDS IH THIS IEAUT1RJLL Y AP· POIHTED 2 IDRM.. DEN, 4 IATH HOME. THE VIEW WILL TAICE YOUI IREA'n4 AWAY! QUAUTY lHIUOUT .. A.M9'1T1ES TOO HUMaous TO M EMTIOM ! TRULY FOR THE DISCRJMIMATIHG. PLIASI CALL FOR APP'T OR DROP IY TOOA Y 1 ·TO 5. TURM /&T LIOROIT, JUST PAST EMERALD IA Y !HTRAMCE. 545 DUNNEGAN PLACE $300,000 llG CAMYOM TO'MllOMI C.irt-fn :c llh :s tylb offf:r.,d ln thls pn-sUMtOUS & privatts aru of Blg Cyn. <'ornm. pool, Jacuizi & t.,nnls cts. "G1·tt:nbrier " mod4'1 with lgt: m aster !)Ult<: & eltting rm u pstairs & 2nd BR & but.h down. Large patios. $145,000 32 CANYON ISLAND Sat/Sun 1·5:30 llG CYM. C.C. VllW Sltl.IOO Fant at1 t1 c vi e w o f fai r wa y & s urrounding a re a from this lovely 2 & dt:n. 21 2 bath Big Cyn townhome. Strt.tt level end unit w/closed dbl g ar. Comm. pool, jacuzzi & tennis cts. Terrific fina ncing. L e as e /option. 61 SEA PINE LN. . Sat/Sun 1-5:30 <off Ford Rd. E ast of Jamboree) TIY UY1MG UDO snu $270,000 South and north p atios brighten the i warmth of this inviting 2-story home! 3 B<lnns. plus den . f3e amt:d ceilings, fireplact:, quality carpeting & drapes e nhance its c ha rm. Professionally decorated. E arth tones. Lge master st<: with mini waler vu. 521 VIA LIDO NORD Open Sun. 1·5:30 llG CAHYOM -SJS0,000 On 18th tt-e of Big Cyn golf course! 5 Brm cust om hom e w/rough sawn wood t:xterior . Unus ual architecture , hugt: corner site. Lge rec reation rm & s tudy, parklike yard, exotic entrance t o ho m e w /fis h pool & wate r fall. Informa l homt:. Privat e community . ~2 CY P RESS POINT Sat/Sun 1·5:30 HEW HOME UMDEl COHSTIUCTIOH Mov<.· in October 1st! Unobstructed back bay v1t-w . Bt: tht: 1st ownt:r oC this bt.·aut. 2300 sq ft of N EW living in N B. 4 Spacious bedrms. fam rm & formal DR_. fantastic kitc he n. 2 lge patios. 3 firepl. R m for pool. $220.000 2317 IRVIN E AV E. Open Sun. 1-5 :30 LAKE TAHOE LOTS-¥1EW Whal a gorgeous spot to build a sum· mer (or "¥inte r) horn~ Year-around. r t:sort. a rea. Choose any of our ex- d usi vc six R· 1 lots! Call today for in· format ion ' $9,750 & $10.750. 21 I I San Joaquin Hfl1 Road MEWPORT CENTER, M.I. 644-4910 GIVE IT A TEN! It's not often that we offer for sale a bayf ront r esidence that. on a scale of 1 to 10, gets a full 10 in every depart- ment. But we can now. Overlooking the ver y hub of Newport Ha rbor 's boating activity, the 270° vit:w is breathta king. For quality & d etail, it gets a 10 because it was hand constructed by an old fashioned, old world craftsman - custom built for a perfectionist by a perfectionist. Anti· qut:s & a rtifact s from around the world an: per m ane ntly built-in, pro- viding a rare ch arm & sophistication seldom found in a hom e today. If $950,000 (on exceptiona lly good tl·rms) sounds like a reasona ble price for a bayfront hom e that s cores 10 out of 10, why not let us tell you about it. Lawson Rea lt y Co mpany 3416 Via lido Newport Beach 714 -675-4 562 GNeral I 002 GaMral I OOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * J?!icL J?!eahg * CAMEO SHORES llST VALUE 180 DEG. OCEAN/ JETTY VIEW Elegant 3 bdrm .• 3 ba th family home with formal dining rm., brkfst. rm . & ga me rm. with frplc. & wet bar. Lar ge yard w ith room for pool. 3 Private beaches. A must see! $315,000 OPIH I :lO.S:lO 4545 GOllHAM DI. Castleridge Homes Open H ouse: Saturday & Sunday 1-5 p.m. lr1 -:', I ~ n111nn- 1u=1iiul ' , j ;rf1fr rrrr ~~~f >-Jo."""""-~~---................ ~l...L~ ~ ........ ._~~~~-¥-• HVE NEW HOMES UNDER CONSTRUCTION IN PR.£STIOIOUS LEMON HEIGHTS -COWAN ttEICtfTS AR.BA . Cuatomfzed country living in thesa exception1r Swnplng p•torll vltwt. • ntw hOmH. All hom11 compl1t1 with J1euui 1nd aunL lm1gin1tlv1 11ehlt1cturt end 1mooth-flowln11 Now Is th• ttm• to prtvltw thttl fine hom11 & floor pl1n1 from 3300·3500 squa11 fttt. select YIXI' own decor. Offtrtd for salt for $264.000 to $280,000. Tiki Skyline OriYt to Huntsman Oriwt to Furlo., Oriw, li ud hclu11Y1ly by 8'10dl Mtckltl'I -Salisbury RNlt'/. 2633 W. Coat Hwy .. N~ort Buth 1.._•: omoe • P14) !31-1405 On Sitt. C714n 3M7t5 ON THE BEACH .............................................................•..•... ·····················~· Thl.t 3 bdrm .• 2 bu home ln Weal NewPorl, hn every thing u beach houae 1ho u ld ! fo'AN · TASTI C V l F.W - V NBELI EVAULt:;. GOOD LOCATION. Call ror furth~r dctu11!1. 4DUPLEXES In CoroftCI def Mar SOUTHOFHlGllWAV 3 Bedrm1, 2 baths-1 bedrm. room to bwld $155,000 CAPE COD STYLE 2 Bedrms, l Bcdr m. enclosed yard -$154,500 SPACIOUS 3 Bedrms, 3 baths, pJllo, fplc; 2 bedrms, 2 bath, sundeck. fplc. $175,000 GOODJNCOM.F. 3 Bedrms. 3 balhli, fplc; 2 bedrms $181,500 CONDO WlUTEWATER VIEW 1 Bedrm, 2 baths, !pie & large patim. Sl25,000 644-7270 SECLUDED 2 Bdrm., 2 bath. adult un· 1t condo; pool, jacua1 & sauna. Only 'h mile from OC1!an . Security gale for privacy. P riced a l ~.500. OPEH SAT /SUM 1-5 8302 ARTIST A OR. (Off Atlanta, Hunt. Bch l "C"THOMAS REALTOR HOMES ore. 1-5 This Aftenoon UMl9UE IH CHIMA COVE -5 bdrms. a rtist's r e trtat. on thE: watt:r nt:xt to a beach . $395,000 sand dollars. St:c Dottie Johnson at 2627 Cove Strt:t:t. UMIQUE IM HAllOR VIEW HILLS - Spacious 4 bdrms, fam . rm , gamt r m , dining rm. 3 c ar garagt:. Immac. $229,500. St:c Vt rg ilene Hull at 1422 Keel Drivt:. UMIQUE IM n4E ILUFFS -2 bdrm+ d en or 3 bdrm. will st:ll soon al $159,500. ~e at 2007 P e rla. UNIQUE IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES -3 b t:droom Mon aco. a dde d roo m, immaculate condition. excellent value at $142.000. Set: Barb Hutchings at 1830 P ort Ashlt:y. UMIQUE IM HUMTIMGTOM IEACH - Htlmsman model in prestigious Park Hunting ton, 4 bdrm. 2 st ory wit h d ecking. $125 ,000. S ec 2 0251 Morristown Circle. UNIQUE IM HARIOR VIEW HILLS - Beaullful Burlingam e, 4 bdrms can grow to 6, views. Set: Donna Schrotder at 1112 Sandcastlt:. UMIQUEIM EASTILUFF -4 bdr m , 2story w ith fam ily den. new carpets. See Marilyn Thomas a t 2830 Carob. Bring just $152,900. U~IVU~ ll()M~S REA LTORS• THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEA rEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR. 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US 224 W.Coastllwy. GeMral 1002 GeMral 1002 N'pt. Bt!ach 54R 5527 ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EVES: 545 5643 SPAMISH VILLA 4 8DRM·S60,000 COOL ASSUMABLE LOAN POOL Over 2,000 sq .ft. ll'si. than one year old. low mon· To beal the heal! Charm· thly paymenlb. priced ing 3 bdrm. + den + for quick s a le. Cull r a m i I y r m . ; o n 963 6767 trailer storage. Cull to ' MESA VERDE $79,500 Grl'al 3 bedroom, 2 bath home w1 tb b ua ll·i n kitch e n , c r ackling fireplace and fenced yard. Corner lot locataon for easy HY access. Pnced for todays market at Si9,500. CALL 751·3191. , BAY & BEACH REALTY * OPEN HOUSES * SPYGUSS-OCIAM Y11W Very txc~ptional 4 bdrm. beauty with s it-down oct:an & canyon vie ws. Largt: fa m ily rm., form a l dining rm .. secluded d t:n or library & complete dark room. $277,500. S un. & Mon. 1·5. 1607 CasUt Cove. LARCHST 1.uva 4 II. Harbor View Home on quiet strtt:t. This is lowest priced Montego, vacant & in top cond. Anxious abst:Dlt{: own~r asking $142,000, including land! 1627 AbbE:y. Opt:n Sat/Sun/Mon. 1·5 sa.ECT YOUI OWH l&MS Beautifully & t astt:fully upgradt:d Trma -mod1fit:d into TWO mstr. suites. 21h Baths & frplc. Locatt:d in prime a r t:a, with x lnt greenbt lt vie w . $155,000. 500 Vista Grande. Open Sun/ Mon.1·5 SHAIP .. MBEDITH .. 4 11. Large model with basemen t recrea- tion rm., paneled family rm., 3 b aths, wet bar & formal dining Tm. $133,500. 13031 Malena (Tus tin/Orange a rea ). Sat. 1·5 UMIQUE "'V .. ILUFFS COHOO ~ustom upgraded wallpapt:r & carpet· m g. 3 Bdrms .• 21h baths; a very good buy a t $123,500. 2710 Del Oro. Sun/ Mon. 1·5 SHOWN BY APPT. B.EGAHCE HEAR n4E IEACH 11 ave your own ShangriLa, only •12 block from the famous Corona Bt:ach. Absolutely beautiful 5 bdrm., 6 bath, s.~ ft. home, is ideal for the large fa~ly & for e.xec. e ntertaining. targe fa rruly rm. with wet bar, formal din· ing rm. & 4 car garage. All on TWO prime lots. $350,000 UHDA ISLE-I 0,000 sq. FT. 90 Ft.. bay frontage (two lots), with slip for large boats. Ideal home for the la r ge family or exec. entertaining with its 7 bdrms., 6 baths, fabulou~ fa mHy rm. & pool. Custom furnished in magnifict:nl taste , $950,000 759-0811 11~0 N(Wl'OllT Cl:Nl (H OHIVE 759-081 1 ~:r~s~o~~,;, fu~o~,lt~ [e""'""jjjjjJJ~ see ttus weekend! S89,500 _ . • : C:::SELECT .,..PROPERTIES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BRAND NEW NewPort Beach Jbr + fam rm, 21f.iba. Lovely view home. C-Omm. pool, tcnnls crt. guarded en try. $235,000. 640-6600 LAKE FOREST LAKEVIEW $97,500 Panoramic view or lhr sparklmg lake and rustic clubhouse from the liv· ing room and cocktail patio o ff ma s t e r bedroom suite. 4 Twin sized bedrooms and 3 ful l baths. Warm lnvltlhg covered patio host!! privat.e luxury jacuzzi. Premium grade floo r and window coverings throughout. For appolnt· mcnt please call 962·7788. • KE:Y COUIGI PAIK Xtra clean. 1paclo1.11, at- tractive, famll.)' home. 3 Bdrms. 2 baths, dlnlna rm. Huge famly rm, of· flee/den. Encl'd P"10· Recreational vehicle ac· ceu. Nlcel7 landscped for ...,)' maintenance. CoovenJent to acboola • ahoppl.na. IMB·Tlll ~ Walker t; lee Real E1tate .ACCIMT OM VALUI 31DIMoJACUUI Bllt IMlY ln beach uu. J uat Uettd. Owntr boullrt anotbor. wantt fut sale. Lari• bdr1111, bt1 tam. ltllc1'en, cov· •r•d redwood dock w/butlt·ln Jacuul · doe'\ wak, c.aUOOWI --Ol'tf'l 111• •It S tlllf IO• NICI ' ~ ·rnr R£1\l. [~ ESTATLRS -1002 General 1002 MEW OH MAllCET THIS WEB< HAPPY HOMr-.tAllOR VIEW $148,500 0... OWMt" CcrtMI lllOdtl Ill the bnt f~td c___,.,. w...,.wct l ~ .... ly rOOllt ... dWng roo-. Showtl by special llFP al lwAnt. IEAT Hl~H FOOD PRICES! $174,900 YOUR OWN MIHI FARM Spadom _.... to 'I""' .,..-own f'1llts & ¥~ han a t.ge pool, ~...rs cowt .ct hllft ,.,_left oHr. Yo. .. ....., hcrfe a Kol pORd °" tMs M.ty 1/J ocn. ARd ya. owm the ...... S.,.-lght .ct .., POl'toftlto wfth 31/i baAI. ""'" ....,, ua. + fW•d b-"*" '" fCllRlly-«f..ttd ..a. More ..... J S fNes ROW md l'OOAI for ..,... Al'anuutlc ............. .....,. co•· encl patio md t J foot ,.... y.-d acc .. 1 ,.... IXECU1'1VE COHDO OH WATER $135,000 Caau r 1ng VIEW of •the llaltlllg a- ll-. ~ lllmtd .ct .... llghh. Acllllt 2 ........ 2 bath wfflt boat tip ..... ~ ........ localloll with seastty. Show bJ adYc.ce -.p alute•nt Ollfy. ,_ VllW OP IACX IAY Mell $100,000)-$19.100 A.td91c:•• ,..,,,. ..... wfth woec111 &dwlw. Tw. ...., cwlo .._ wfth l .,..., -· ,.eto ...f bewllM decor. WHY PAY IBm $73,HO Wllll9 ,_ c• ..., tM1 ,. ,_,. ...._. .............. w ... ,....,.c.... ............. c.t9 Met. ........... ,..., I 'If!. J ..... I ! wiHM ,..,,.., ..--. a...-... ,..... WATERFRONT HOMES mi W. C'oa111 lflabwa) 'f"•pGrt kach '114•&JM4" . 1002 G....,al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• mecnab I Irvine realty BIG CANYON "COMPLET£ SECURITY" All homes s hown on a n appointment basis ONLY. Plt:ase call for privatt showing & furt.ht:r information on thtsc & oth<:r fine properties. PL.AH 4 IROADMOOR Highly upg ra de d -d e corat or w allpaper -plush carpeting - beamed ceilings. Bouquet Canvon fireplace in living rm & family rm -Intercom . 40' pool w/jacuzzi, too! Sprinklt r syste m & outdoor light- ing. Vt ry Chic, in e xclusivt com- munity. Lynne Rothe ll Valentint: 644-6200. <M-54) ~ COUISE VIEW! D eluxe "Greenbrier" plan -2 BRs, s itt ing r m , mirrore d wet bar, fi replace, t r a s h comp act o r. t nclosed e ntry patio. 2 decks Sus· pended over view. Never bt:f ore lived in! Ttnnis & pool only s~eps away! $179,500. J o yce Edlund 642·8235. (M-55) IRIGHT & CHHUUL Frtt:-Oowing 3 BR home w/m any dram atic innovations incl. planta· lion shutters in Jiving rm, den & en- try. cathtdral ceilings, billiard r m w /staint:d glass skylight & terrazzo wet bar. Formal m irrored dining rm w /fioor·to-ctlling wine r acks. P rofessionally landscaped, no-care patios s uitabl e fo r ov~rsiud jacuzzi. S<:ll or tr ode for res. or comm 'l prop(!rt y. Paula Balley 642·8235. (M·56) llAND MIW-fi'Ott LIASI 2 BR + den townhome w /golf course view from e~ room. Sep. garage w /door opener , custom carptts le draped. Comm. pools & tennis. One of few w/paUo on courstsf Avail. lmmti d . Joyce Edlund 842-8235. CM-57) .. 2-128 .. 644-6200 tot OoV'tr Or tw Hare-Vie• c:.nwr ' lrvlM •t ~ V•ltey Otntw .,.,.,.,. ' I 94 DAILY ll'ILOT ...... Por 5* HouHt Fors-. ~." For ScM HCMllH for s• Hou\H For Sde Sund.y,September 41 1011 HOt1Ht P.r Ide ••••••••••••••••••••••• tiou1e1 ForS... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••. •• •••••••• ••• •• .... Geftff'al I OOZ (i,~al I 002 G....,... I 002 G9Mral I 002 GeMral I 002 , 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TARBELL RIAlTORS " •• '.t• . ' . Family Man? fh1s ontl., for you' Sp.tc1ous. J t>eelroom ranch style home w11h lot:. of s1ora9e Allra<;tlve en· try eatinq area oll the kitchen useel brick tueplace Jnel wood paneling Covered patio. qreat tor en1erta1n1ng All on quiet CDS• $73 500 ~(}.1720 Better Hlrry You II mis:. 1t 11 you Clon 11 lmmll~late home 1n great locatton Red t>r1ck fireplace to warm your toos on cool tall evenings, eating area off the kitchen and 3 bedrooms Covered patio, trailer acce!.s New plumbing tuctures. Don't wa11' $64 950 540-1720 Just listed WoncJerlut tenant., in 1n1s super ClupleK' 2 units one bu1td1n9 single storv Born units nave one bedroom and ona bath, partly furnished Neat landscaping Call tor all ine the details Great 1nvestrnen1 S59 950 540-1720 Vi~w of the Goff Course Reduced thousands' Immaculate home with great floor plan leaturing t>nck fireplace in the farn11y room, dining room area. eating area and 3 bedrooms No wax lloors 1n the kitchen etec· tric garaqe door opener Huge covered enter· tamer !> patio Wont last• Was $72 500, Now S69,950 Call 540-1720 B~autiful Lanai and Pool Ideal home tor entertaining• Outside f11ap1t. gorgeous pool and patio Inside find dining room entry spacious family room with circular lireplace plus elegant fireplace 1n the hv1ng room. 3 bedrooms Super home• Call soon• $89 950 540-t 720 LookincJ for tM Best? Mesa Verde beauty with party wet bar 1n the family room and elegant mirrors throughout 4 bedroom home with dining room en try and 2 stone fireplaces Kitchen featuring eating area and bulfl-lns Covered patio sprinklers Proless1onii1 tandscap1nq -lush' Can 1 las11 st 44 500 540-1720 Owner Anxious To sell his super sharp Westside home -11 s immaculate• Eating area oll lhe kitchen new counter and new bathroom fixtures Covered patio larQe green yard anel tots of lru1t lrees Trailer access. sprinklers Wont last• S7 t 950 Call 540-1720 Brick Terrace Add a lovely touch to the welt landscaped yaro• Super home with country kitchen and eating area. family room t>nck hreptace. e11n1ng room. entry and 3 bedrooms P:itio and trailer access Cornet lot on quiet street Better hurry• $73,950 540-1720 Exceptianal Supef" 0001 home with neat oa110• Lovely 111e and decking outside -entertainers deflght At· tractive enlry. dining room, eating earea, 3 bedrooms and extra baths Call now .. wont last. $83 500 540-1720 • MOCJftificent Monticello Super condo that will please the whole t1m1ty 3 bedrooms. dining room area eating nook bu11Hns and extra baths. P&t10 and communtty pool Don t wa1tl $81 .SOO 540-1720 540-1720 2 9 5 5 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TIRRELL RERltaRS Gl .... 1002 GtMret ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT SHOllS fh·uul1f ul 3 bdrm . 2 s tory horn~. clost: to pooh;, tt:nnis & bt:ach. $102,000 UDO ISLE Spunt:ih t•httrmur. 3 Bdr~ .• lg~. brick pJlm. gt.-ncroul) s trt:t t to strt:t:t lot, opl·n ht:arn ccal $195,000 LIDO PENINSULA SIJl'l t .1l·ular pcnthous t condo with -.wt~111n~ view of Ne wport Harbor. ~t·<·uraly <·ontr·olh:d bldg . with jacuzzi. -.J unj & ... wim pool $425.000 I .., • ·' l ,IDO lt EAl~Tl' ' " . ,_. ,,;_ 3377 Via Udo, M~wport lnc:h t 673-7300 cae: GIORGI ELKINS CD. OVER 50 Yf::ARS OF SERVICE eOPEH SAT/ SUN 1-5 FIRST OFfflUNG -IM THE ILUFFS! Much Dts1r t d E Plan Townhoust:. In Thl.: ''Front Row" With Exciting View Of Tht: North Bay & Mountains. :1 Spacious Bedrooms f'amily Room · 21h Baths Largt: Sttluded Patio. Many Cus tom Upgrades. $179,500 In Fet Simple A ··.Joy Of N<:wport" Listing 418 PLATA LIKE A P&fTHOUSE Spt:t'lacular 2 Story End Unit Townhouse In Th<: Ntwt:r "Bluffs" Highly Upgradt·d. Ovt:rlooks Pool & Ramada. 2 c n cious Bedroom Suitcs. 3 ~(\\ j,Huge Family Room. E: ~\)\. .... unvertiblE: To Another ~u.it c. K aristan Wool Carpl'lmg Van Lu1l Wallpaper. Many Other Custom Fc:atun:s. Now S157 ,500 Submit 2444 VISTA NOBLEZA eaY APPOINTMENT GORGEOUS IA Y VIEW! In DovL·r Shor c:s Elt:ganl l Story Villa By Ivan We lls. Custom Built llomc ;i Btdrooms. Familv Room . 2 Raths Dramatic Entranct Tc:rracl'd Formal Roman Gardt ns . Exlcnsivt Use· Of Marblt. Crys tal & Im port<:d Wa 11 Covtrin gs F.xqu1s 1l<: Qualilv Throughout $289.000 NEWPORT CREST Spacious Plan 4 With 3 Bedrooms 3 Baths D t:n /Famtly Room . Tast<:fully Upgrad t d Close To Pool, . Jacuzzi And Ttnnis Courts. Vitw Of Ocean From Stcond Floor. Overlooks Grctnbt lt $129.500 .·CANYON CREST TOWNHOUSE Lovtly Ntwe r ArE:a Of Corona Del Mar. F:nd Unit. .. E '' Plan With 2 [kdrooms. 21h Baths. 2 FirE:placts. 3 Patios Built-In All Electric K1t<'ht•n. Btautitully Carptttd & Orapt.'<.1 Pool & Jac uzzi. Sl24.900 HORSE COUMTRY EST A TE Spt:ctacular Hilltop Ranch Of Approx. 5 AcrE:!>. Mountain. Valley & Oct:an V1tws. Luxurious 1 Year Old Custom Built Ranch Stylt Home. With 5 BE:drooms 31 2 Baths, Beam Ceilings, Marblt & Carpeted Floors. 1''our Car Garage. Many Extr as. San Juan Capis trano $.550.000 811 DOVER DRIVE 631-1800 ' 675-3411. L lJ S K ijg I{ I: ..\ L I Y (/ ./11//11 /) I 1111.. ,\ "''" (" J'l I , E. Coa\t Hwy Cor ona d lt'I M or OPEN FOi YM VIEWING LAGUHA IEACH JUST llDUCIDI -3 Bedroom home, complete ly redE:corated + large l bE:drm. 1 bath with wh1lE: water view, ideal for mother·in-law Jpartment. Situated on large lot w ith double-garage off the alley. Just re duced to S249,500. Ope n Sat/Sun 1·5; 1337 CLiff Drivt, Lag. Bch. IRYIME TEIUl4CE -LEASE. Fantastic octan view home ft:aturing 2 bedroom, dt n, 2 woodburning fireplacE:S . 3 Baths. Super s harp, Optn Sat/Sun; 1529 Dolphin Te rr. CdM SPYGLASS -large 5 bE:drm bonus room home featuring 3 fplcs, one in the mas tE:r bE:d rm. located on a 1/.i acre lot with a mini-orchard. Also features large pool and jac uzzi and a bltn gas BBQ. Offered at $289,500 Optn Sat 1-5; #2 Mission Bay, CdM. SPYGLAS$-IEST VALUE b E:autiful 3 bedrm Portsmouth modc:l featurE:S: beaut pool & jacuzzi. Super det:p 3 car garagE: that has a children's game room and a bath with dressing area for pool. Plus room for all 3 cars. Highly upgraded, move-in cond., offered al ~43,500. Ope n Sat,Sun 1-S. 8 Monter<.•\ Circle. · SPYGLASS -Ne w model hom e. completely dtcorat ed . fantastic vit:w, pool & jacuzzi, single story, 4 bedrm home. Offert:d $314,000. Open Sat & Su n 1·5: 5 Bodt:ga Bay. COIOHA DB. MAR -just listed, lovely 3 bedrm, split ltvel homt:, priced to sell only home t]nder $190,000 with ocean view. Open for your viewing. Sati Sun. 1114 Whitt Sails . H4RIOR VIEW -JUSt listt:d, s harp. 4 bt drm. 2'1'2 bath, large back yard. Approx 2300 sq .Cl. 4 Ytar s young. Offt red al $179,500 Optn Sun 1-5; 2239 Port Lerwick. NB. OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE HARIOR VIEW -Beautiful 4 bedroom, 21h bath home featuring approx. 2700 sq.ft., 3 Car gar agt, located on a cul-dt:-sac. Nt:xt to park. Large deck overlook- ing stcludE:d g n :E:n belt. Priced at $249,000 SPYGLASS-''HEW HOMES" 3 Bt:droom , Po r t s mo u t h modt l $265.000 4 Bt:droom. Trad t:winds .................... $282,000 All hom ts h ave a nict VIEW ' SPYGLASS -·large 5 bedrm bonus room homt fc:aturing 3. fpl cs. or.c: m the: master bedrm, localed on a 1 .. acr<: lot with a mini-orchard. Also foaturts large pool and jac·uzzi and a blln gas BBQ Offtrtd al $289,500 HARBOR VIEW Enjoy privacy of t::xlra large yard with fruit ln::es, excelJt:nt location near school. 2 Bl'droom. den or 3 bedroom home. Popular Monaco model. Off t:r ed al $134 ,500 TURTUROCK HIGHLANDS Two. 3 bE:drm homes. family r oom . formal dining room. popular plan I. Ont with a cornc:r lot location Hom t:s to havt suptr upgrades Pncl'd lo sell DOVER SHORES -· Lovely Ivan Wells BaycrE:sl. 4 bt:drms. s tudy. family rm. formal dining. ltrrazzo t:ntry + room for pool. Quiet prestigious cul-de-sac location. Priced to sell HARIOR VIEW popular tri·IE:vtl homt: with 4 btdrooms. proftss1onally landscaped and highly up· graded with nict: vie w. $199.500. CORONA DB. MAR DUPLEX -lovt:ly duplex, each unit having 2 bt:drooms tach. Walk to beach. Prict d to st:ll: For additional information on ~ or oth..-homes -pf.as. call ... Ge11eral I 002 General I 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 OceCll'I Loh VETS $300,000. .._.0 DOW .... , Sc u r c e. fan ta st 1 c " "· fut ure -·ea . 45'x ll 9 ', CalltheEXPERT! toned 3 U~1ls ea. May lnt1 llE. Nriwortc Ran c ho California , Temecula. Sbr, ram rm, Jba. fr pie. wet bar. Premium lukc & mnl vu. Clbhse tac. 2600 !IQ rt Oc cupancy Oct 1 Sl2S,OOO Call owner ut 644·4779 or 646-8402 or 548-1789 sell 1nd1v1dually, Car lsbad locntion Local Touch.'llone 963-0867 ~~~~ .......... !~!~,~~~~! .......... !~!~ RealtC?r 640·7618. Call for Ge11eral I 002 d1rel11ons,scllortra~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HAVE YOU DISCOVERED NOW0PEN! Dramatic designs, great-living features! From $?J,990 ··- Models and Sales Office Camino Mira Costa o.nd Plaza Estcval, 2 blocks • SCIW4rd or San Dlcso Fwy .• San Clemente (71'4) 661-1153 I DUMPYDUPLD TOP THIS Pride or ownership wouJd be hard to fiod ror S65,000 an Co::.1.i here, but If thlnp llke a Mesa. Cute family horn,· low pnce or $49,900 and ul eood area. Close to reot poleotlal or $420 schools amd tran.1portJ mont h tnteresta )'VU, t.lon. Just. llat~.7'!,oln t CALL556·2660. last, call now I ........ - t;:SEL ECT CENTURY 21 'TPROPERTIE S _W•atcUff ~~!... General 1002 ~~~~! .......... ~?!~ ····••·············•··· . file~~!.~~ ntl WlliltD WAS AU. AHS. .• Over Doroth y's elegant 4 bedroom Dover Shore~ home with its lush patio. pool & fantastic ocean & harbor view. But the coastal com- mission d e nied a permit to transport it to Kansas & she is forced to sacrifice this spectacular home at $490,000. 0'84 2-5 1342 GALAXY EAR.LY ILUFFS B eaut1full y r econdition e d townhome on lus h. private green- belt . Fran~iscan model end unit, 2-story, 3 bedrooms, new carpets. appliances, paint , flooring . Ready to move into. $155,000. O,EH 12-5 525 AYE. CAMPO ILUFf:S -SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME Sparkling Z-plan on beautiful green· belt. 5 bedrooms, 2 separate enclosed patios, quality tile, custom s hutters. Many upgraded features. $144,900 OPEH 1-5 302 VIST 4 TRUCHA CAMEO SHORES The quality & decor are faultless - The view endless The pool & courtyard seclud ed -and the general ambience one of elegance. 4 bedrooms. dining room, family room, pool & 1acuzz1. $374,900 OPEH I ·5 4621 GOaHAM GREAT IUY IM HARIOtt VIEW The price is right -the si.te is perfect -the parks are close -the time is now -a nd school is about to start -all for $167 .000. OP&f 1-5 1836 PORT TIHtM TURTlE ROCK SPLIT -LEVEL Charming 4 bedroom family home located in one of Irvine's finest commuruties Beautifully decorated and upgraded with many custom touches. Separate fa mily & dining rooms. $124 .500 includes the Jand OP&f 1-5 11'162 SAGINAW COROHA DEL MAR A newe r home, beautifully decorat- ed , with c haracter & charm. Used brick, cathedral ceilings, . . private sundecks & patio m a ke this a truly unique home. Oce anside of highway. walk to Little Corona Beach. $245.000. C.D.M. DUPLEX Walk to shopping & beach. Both un· its very sharp. 2 BR. l bath each . New plumbing throughout. Sundeck with heavy b eam s. Garages & carport. An excelle nt value at $165.000. SYLVAN SETTING Set among towering trees in old Bluffs. near pool, on good gr een· belt, end unit. Loaded with charm. 3 bedrooms. family room. top condi- tion. ~147,500 llEAUTIRJL ILUFB Exceedingly rare single-leve l home o n immac ulate, quie t s treet. Tastefully decorated thruout, with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. atrium & wrap- around patio. $159,500. MEW EXCLUSIVE IH IA YCUST Single story ho me in highly desira- ble area. 4 bedrooms, 21n baths, family room, 2 fireplaces, room for pool & more. Exercise your talents in decorating . $175,500 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS You can own this great 3 bedroom home in Newport. w here your c hildren play in close by parks & s wim in a community pool. All for $143,500. W ALI( TO WESTCUFF SHOPPING Beautifully decorated 2 bedroom , 2 bath with brick fireplace. Adult community with pool & recreation room . $75,000 & you own the land ROMAMl'IC SlTTIMG IM DOVBt SHOHS Open floor plan, marble tile. Outside terrace with view, indoor l><>Ol & jacuzzi. A magnificent hom e for f a mity & enter taining use. $325,000 including the land. 14 YROMT CHARMER -S2tl,OOO Completely furnished decorator's home on sandy beach 4 bedrooms, convertible d e n with wet ba r , formal dining room & bre akfast are•. Laree living room with beam ceilings & used brick fireplace. 2tt1 t AN"°AOUINHILLt"O IN NEWPORT CINTEJll . ,,. . . ""'' ~ •. \ I •• . . . .. .. ......---......... -------- ' Housn Pew S.. NMMt ~ Sde HowMa for S• Holts•• For ScM ~ For S. Sund!Y. 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DJ.lOO l1D Mlldwll Unit lU -t-SAY...a RF.Al. ~ATt: • U2~t601 ... ,. .. t002Ga .. ...a 1002 •••.•.......•...••..... ·•··•···•••·•·········· macnab / Irvine realty FINER HOMES ,_OM SSl.500 TO $1 ,JS0,000 onM SUH I ·5 PM- DOVB SHC>alS IA YAtONT l24 MOttMIMG STAI! Trad1t1onal 3 BR, 2 bath smgh:·story w/spacio.us living rm + cozy dt:n w/bar & f1rt11>lact:. Dock for boat approx. 35 '. 3-car gar. Wt:ll priced at $325,000. (M-41) ILUFFS-JUST REDUCED! Lovely, newly carpeted "K" plan overlooking grtt:nbelt, w/all·nt:w entry by Rog(.'rs Gard1:ns. Perft:ct floor plan w /mastt:r BR & den downstairs + 2 BHs & bath up. Stt:ps to pool. ~chool & s hopping. Low lt:ast:, taxes & assoc. dues. OPEH SUH t -5 PM. 2241 VISTA HUST.A. CM·42) IEST VALUE-COME SH! Spacious Spyglass 5 BR + bonus rm. & family rm. Rt:ady for fast OC· cupancy motivated st:ller! OPEH ··SUN~-~~~:..~:.:..._':'. ~~!.~3 )- PRIVACY IN WESTCLIFF! lsl time offt:n:d -:1 BH. family rm. home w /l g pool & jacu zzi. Complt:lt: privacy for that s pecial family. Appt. only. Vee Stinson 642·8235. CM-44) RARE O,,ORTUMITT Contemporary t:lt:gance' Terra cot· ta tile entry; sunken Ii ving rm. w /brk. firt:placc & vaulted ceiling ; spacious kitC'ht:n ; family rm. 3 BRs <ma'>lt:r s uite w/sunkt:n tub); all thi s PLUS pool & jacuzzi! Cul -de-sac location in Univ. Park. Lorraine Rcnnit: 752-1414 . (M -45) HEW COROHA DEL MAR DUPLEX! So. of Bayside Drive -3 BR. 2 baths E:ach. Fireplact -gourmet kitchen -2 blocks to bE:ach. Owner will least:/ option! Asking $259.500. Harritt Pt:rry 642-8235. ( M ·46 > NEWPORT CREST Sup<:r buy! Plan III -3 BRs, 21h baths. dining rm. w /built·ins, wtt bar & mini-ocE:an vic:w from masttr BR. $119,900 . Drive by #12 Escapade: Court. Arhss Kirschmer 642 8235. <M-47 ) OIEBlRB.D PARK~H 4 Prof. decorated, landscaped & totally up$radt:d 4BR homt on quiet cul-d e·sac. Formal dining - walk-in wet bar -3 f1rE:placts - auto. sprinkltrs . Indtscribuble! SE:E: to apprtciatt: ! Marion Frizztll 752·1414. <M·48> AELOCA TING TO NEWPORT BEACH? Accustomed to the best? Elegant 2 BR, 2 bath townhomt w/sptc- tacular water view & beautifully dE:· corated w/Europtan nair. Marble fireplace; parquet teak floors ; suede walled den; finest appoint- ment. Pit:r & s lip. $475,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. CM-49) CAMDEN DR.~AMEO SHOIES Pool + view! Courtyard entry to this t:xciting 4 BR, formal dining rm + deti1home. Ownt:rs moving - their loss ·can be your gain! Barbara Aune 642·8235. (M·50) THE ILUFFS Best priced "V" plan -$116,500! Sharp: & completely decorated w /new carpets, floors, appliances & chopping block countertops. 3 BRs + spacious & sunny family/dining rm. Ready! Cathy Schweicktrt 642~. (M-51) SPYGLASS Choose from 2 w /VIEW of hills & night lights in Nt:wport Beach, on lg. lots w/room for pool. (1) SPACIOUS 8 BR designer's home w/game rm~ 4Yl baths, formal din- ing & living rm. + family rm. & many custom features . (2) DRAMATIC 2-story s BR home w /family rm, formal di.r)ing area waiting for your creative touch. $290.000 fee. Sandie Fix 644·6200. (M·52) f!..,.e~enb ___ ~ CUFF HAVDI LA••• COIMH LOT al St. Jam€:S Road und l.5th St. Lov(lly 3 bedroom. 2 buth home. Gh:aming hardwood flooni, ntMly rt:moch:led kitchen with loadlS of cupboards finiahtd in solid walnut. Brick fireplace. attached garage, completely enclosed yard with 2 brick patios and fruit tr~. 700 ISMI St~ Mwpt lclt W/S.. t-5 DOVER SHORfS.VIEW . CUSTOM COUMftT R8CH -parquet floors. soaring cathedral ceilings, fa bu lo us wallpapers thruout. II andsome corner fireplace and s tained glass make this 3 bedroom, dining room home an inviting place to Ii ve. $272,500. I 500 ........ Mwpt lcla Sat/S-t·S WE CAN OFFER YOU A CHOICE! IM THE M1W MARIMA HHMtl •NDS -its busUing with· buHcling activities an<f this is an opportunity to live in a brand new, 3 ~droom, 3 or 2 bath home. Either one or 2 story. Many ameniti<:s include fireplaces, tile sinks, garage door opener, comforta- ble fonced yards -some with view, some on quiet cul-de-sacs. Our prices are from $79,500 to $89,500. NEWPORT CREST MEW OffflllMG! -Highly upgraded 3 bedroom, dining room, 2Yl bath condo. -Ocean view from balcony. Custom wallpaper & drapes, built-in kitchen, fireplace, double garage. XJnt location $124,500. , HALr ACRE" IN. NEWPORT TRADmONAL HOME IM W!STCUFf beautiful 7 be drm, formal dining room, family room. pool & jacuzzi. Mature trees, 3 fireplaces, paneling, bltns -too much to innumerate. $385,000. Call for more details. LAGUNA VILLAGE SH THIS HIGHL. Y UPGIADED COHOO Nestled in the rolling slopes of Laguna Hills. A lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath Mon- terey Model with view of the hills. Designed for easy Jiving with com· munity pool, clubhouse & tennis courts nearby. $87 .500. WESTCLIFF LOYB.T TIADmOMAL HOME -perfect setting for your antiques and or fine furnishings. Tiled entry, custom s tained glass windows, shutters, perfectly manicured yard large enough for pool. 3 Bedroom home with formal dining room -move in condi- tion -just the home for a special family. $195,000. ~~~~! .......... !~.~~,~~ .......... ~~~~ OPEN HOUSES SA TVIDA Y & SUMDA T I ·S t 437 SYEHADE TIU. Jrvint Terrace. Sharp 3 bdrm., 2 ba .. with view of bay & ocean thru lush greenery & tall Pines. $162,500. One year warranty. 359 VISTA MADEllA. AUffS Well maintained end unit Carmelita model condo. 4 Bdrms., 3 full baths, lots of storage in oversized garage & basement arta. Walk to shopping. $162,500 Includes land. American Home Shield Warranty. 2l2J VISTA HOGAI. M.UffS This one's no wallflower. some lucky family will grab this economy model 3 bdrm., 2 bath end unit at only $117,000. ' Ask about our hot new 3 bdn'o. listing on Milford Drive, Cameo Shores. View of canyon & ocean. Key to private beaches. $260,000 673-4400~ Dl•l1t• of H.._. """""""Co. G""rol IOOZIG ... rll 1002 .•.........••.•.••••••. ············~·········· ... OMI IU.LY ... T...-wPOrr llACH DUPl.m 3 ~m. 2 Batll in each <t the lar1& unlta. Just .s ~1~ old le ln xlnt condition. Fir4'placea -BuJIUna -Carpeted le Draped.· Very qwet neideatial area -clme to bay. u .. nice owner'• unit. $188,500. JACOBS REA~TY 67a.:6nl . ZtlfMeWf•l9"':•w,_ NEWPORT BEACH BAY IDGHLANDS -Entt:r your own private estate thru an impressive gated courtyard w/waterfall. This luxurious & spac. hm. features 3 BR, den. & family rm. lrg. pool, jacuzzi, wooden decks & a lovt:ly mountain view. NEWPORT CREST-Fabulous front. row, ocean view condo w/HUGE price reduction. 3 BR, 2~ BA, MUST SELL. 1 Yr. warranty. CORONA on MAR SOUTH OF HIWA Y -Rare Victorian home w/fantastic ocean view. 2 BR, plus secluded studio. 1 Yr. warranty. INCOME -ATTENTION INVESTORS! -We have many choice duplexes in this popular area to choose from. Call today IRYINE THE COLONY -Beautiful & bard to find Plan 300. 4 B1i. f amity rm, dining rm. Central air, sprinklers. 1 Yr war- ranty. TURTLEROCK -"Super Plan III" 4 BR & family room on exceptionally large lot. Must sell this weekend. Br· ing off er on this fabulous home. 1 Yr. warranty .. COSTA MESA WFSI'SlDE -Family home. 3 BR, 2 BA, huge lot. $69,500. Including 1 Yr. warranty. ..640-9900 \~\I ~I ~l~Y l{I~ .. \ I ~11' 1470 JAMBOREE RD .. NEWPORT BEACH o,_ To Sen• Yo. 7 Dcrp Aw.-u.ttl 7:30 PM. G.-rol 1002 Genttal 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE R-2 With charming 2 bdrm home bringing income while you d evelop another urut Close to shopping & lraru.porta· tion. Just l.Lsled. Better lake a look. 646-7711 WHATIKMOW AIOUTWOMEH Js noUung" of course, ex- cept that most any woman would like th1i. VETS ••FREE•• VA Counseling & Info. Senlce ft-M ApprailGl1 Ft-ff Ust of VA Hotm1 in o.c. lovely Easts1dc Costa Orange Co's. Largest Mesa 2 Br hold on now v A J lome Broker there IS r oom for the can 24 Hn. baby grand piano m the 675_2626 overs1U!d ram1IY room · the Ultle lady IS gonna WORLD REAL ESTATE lovu the impeccable, -------• move-in condatlon of thls -------- appealing warm home · call us now for an appt 646.7171 OPIN1119•11SIUNl0HIM I ' [~·IMHI] Don't drop the ball! Get a job with a low·cost Daily 'The fastest dra~ ln lhe Pilot Classified Ad West:: .a Daily Pllol Phone 642·5678. Class1f1ed Ad. 642·5678. GeHral I 002 GeMral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IEAUTIFUL IA YAlOMr $400,000 Y• .cm oww two ltcNMs wHll • S.... ' .., ...................... 2 ..., l ba•oa. .._. wlttt for••• r av Ilion VIEW. S.,.. ate 2 .,....,.. colhlp yo. c• .._. _. ten• for •flitfllg ........... Ft • ...., coor6Mlhcl decor ..t fw llllw • . ... PEIFICTIOH-UICI MEW sazo.ooo le•lr.lr coor•llhd decor• "Sple & s,.• C'....._. lllCcole .... two story ................... ..., ..... , Mlect l•1•cmpl11• Sftps to ,.. _. ~ IALIOAISl.AMD~MAIMIMG $117.100 ..., ................... 3 ····---+ «JUHi ..,+en. hautfM ..... ,.... I . ............................................. ~······················ ~D&MAIDWLD Jusr "" block to big Corona beach. 2 bdrms ln each unit plus a iUest room for your overnight visitors. This is a must see property! Call fQr an appointment today! ILUFfS Beautifully expanded and upgraded 3 bdrm end unit with night light view. This property is perfect in every detail from the exquisite We entry to the totally remodeled kitchen. HIGH OM A HfLL Gorgeous view or ocean, hiUs and green belt. 3 generous bdrms. massi_ve fireplace, secluded pool of( family room and huge master suite. $24.S,OOO. LA GU MA Mqn!Rcent ocean vlew loll Three Arch !S•Y: build the bouae of your dreams 1n exclusive. private community w /auarded gate .' l1'7S,OOO! • • WOODIRIDGE Hroadmoor home. Wood bridge, Irvine. 2 BR. + illrun& rm. + eahng area In kitchen. Gorgeouli brick Crplc. Low maint. yard. $98,SOO! COROMA DB. MAR Ocean aide or bwy.; de· Ugbtrully cbarmine 2 BR. house + nea~ new 4 BR. apt. + 4 car garage. SlBS,000! MbooloyProp. lfflltors • 675-7060 * Call for an appointment today. • • IT OWNER ( -COROHA DEL MAR Con AGE aBr, l~Ba. all coppl.'r C Total charm • delightfully decorated • plumbing. Beautiful w/w • 2 bdrms and family rm. Add income carpeting, new paint. ' unit on rear of lot. Top location. New block wall fencing, patio I cover. All on a complete• f listing -call for details and an. ,ly landscaped lot with appointment. • sprinklers_, 10 minut~ • CALL 673 .. 550 U2 MAROUHt'TI. COIOMA. DIL MAit ~THE REAL ~ESTATERS &.st .J3!f 644-1133 -f - realty ANYTIME BLUFFS BEST BUYS ALL OPEN SUM. 1-5 FIRST TIME OFRRED Fabulous location; spacious 3 bdrm. & family, 21,2 ba. In immac. cond. ! Steps to pool & Ramada area. A great value. Sl24,500. 444 Vista Roma · GREENBELT LOCATION In original Bluffs; spacious 3 bdrm., 2112 ba. End unit: has s uper entry. Owner wiU finance. $132,000. 536 Vis· la Grande SPACIOUS £..Pl.AM With forever view: 3 bdrms. & den. 3 baths; mint cond. Priv. walled-in patio. Choice of carpet colors. Sl62,500 675 Vista Bonita LEASES ALSO AVAILABLE 2, 3 &4 BR. SSOOTo S800 G....-al I 002 6-wal I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FEEL LIKE FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN? Here's your chance! Charming family 3 bdrm, La Cuesta home. Located on large cul-de-sac lot near Brookhurst and Atlanta. $91,500. See it today! Call 962-4454 NOW! SOUNDS LIKE WISHFUL thinking, but it's true! $60,000. Here's the., tranquil life, yet near South Coast Plaza. This 3 bedrm, Bradford Place Townhouse is a showplace, and just steps to pool and close to park. CALL NOW 962-4454. OM THE HILL 5 Bedroom Mesa Verde, big beautiful tri-level. Immaculata home. Excellent location near golf course. Manicured landscaping. Comfortable large family room with fireplace. Formal dining. All this for only $139,900. New listing, first time on market. Please call 546-4141. EASTSIDE CUTIE 2 BR Older, but upgraded, hardwood noon, country paneled kitchen with bltns. Back lot bonanza. Perfect for truck storage, back multi-use build- ing, store tools, have a workshop + guest room. Just $73,500. Call !S4Ml.U . 10 UNITS COSTA MESA Call now for informauoo on hard to find multiple unitl ln Costa ME:Sa. These units are leu than 1 year old and show f$Xlremely well. Call 640-6161 HARBOR HIC•HLAMDS . DO you need elbow room? We have the answer to your needl. Prof. de· corated home that exUdee charm from wery room. Call tor appt. to He tbil Jovely home. etM141 drive to beaches, short. : wa lk to s hopping and : schools. f ReClttors ll1ted pric• • $71, 950. Our prk• i~ ! $69,500, make offw. : 548-8778. VETH.AM HOUSIMG SERVICE • Call your local Veteran ; Counselor for Info. on VA bomeloans.CaU: -, Bkr. 556-7177, 24HRS. \ t 1c6oa llland . I 006f .....•..........••..... , •NEAR VlLLAGE• 1 Charming 2 Br, 2 Ba 1 house w JCrP)c & lrg patio! + lrg npt w /frplc over 21 car gar. $189,500. J LORA VANCE 1 REALTORS 1 673-4062 lc6oa r..-Mla I 007, ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Owner's pride, 7 units 1 1216 W. Balboa. $34.5,000 • Marshall Realty 67S·4600: Balboa Duplex, 4 Br 2 Ba' & 3 Br 2 Ba, SLSS,ooo.: Prine only. 675-2321 f Capistrano Beoch I 0 tal • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br, fresh slucco, frplc. ocn view, wood ceilings,; beams. Lg lot. 49~1 . ~dafMcr 1022! ........................ CDMIEACH . ! COTTAGE I Lots or wood and :stainedi. glass. $139,950. • R.C. TAYLOR CO. ' 955-0350 •CDM DUPLEX* 416 POINSETTIA OPENSAT&SUN EvelvnSmith · UNITEb BROKERS 646-7414 673-082Z HONEYMOON · COTTAGE Old CDM charm, brick~ knotty pine, wood floors. 2 BR, 2 BA, all new. Lr~,, lot. can e>Cl)a nd to ocearr view home. $122,SOO. Trt $15,000down.'. ' HALPIHCHIH REALTORS 675-092 corona hJC)hlmtds the ideal combination or a new home in an establi s h ed,. neighborhood, featurin' all the latest appoint;, m e nts . Ovcrsizeui garage, large rooms, 3 bath, step down wet-bar. m1ru ocean view. all fully landscaped. walklng dis1 tance lO private beachJ Sl95,000. ree. t' CALL 644-72 ft /JD.NIGEL GAI LEY & l\SSlJCIATES ~ ---- OPEMHOUSE j Sat/S./Moft 12-~ 220J...-.,CcM •12•tooc .. • Completely remodeleJ on an overslzcd lot. 1ma1hin1 4 BR plus de plus rormal dirung plu huge ramily room wit open beams. natura wood textures and·ocea and Jetty view fro muter suite & aundec JustatePt to Ocean Div $235.ooo. I C•644-721 t ' I I . . . .. . . . ' . 'It '• INI DAil v PILOT HOUSES FOR SAU I • a JAM IM w DIN l646SantaAnu, Costa Meda ~0303 .~ Sunday l·~ J ... OOM 26486 t;verarc~n Rd, S n Juan Capo 4~ $63,!>00 Sat/Sutt 498 Mount ln Roud. Ltajtwta &•uch 497 2489 $162.500 Sun l ~ l Dyer Ph1t't•. LaJ?una &h t!M 9672 Open Jo'ri/Sat/Sun 28 l.akevacw. Woodbridge, Irv. 75.9-1515 Sl t9,SOO Sat/Sun 2-6 300 E Coast Hwy #50, Nwpt. Bcb 675-1158 $50,000 Sut/Sun 10·5 39 LaJu.:vatw, Irvine ~0003 $159.900 Sunday 1·5 42 Cnnyon bland (Big Canyon) NB Ila'.? 823S Sun. l ! 2 U & FAM RM or DIM 1419 Donrue Ooonc. Corona del Mar 644-2212 $1 47 ,500 Sun. l·S 2&,J Avenida Granada, San Cle~ente 498-3519 $73,500 Sa 10-5, Sun l ·S 1951 Port Locksleigh, HarbVuHms 675-3411 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1529 Dolphin Terr. Corona del Mar 675--3411 Sat/Sun 1-5 602 Orchid, Corona del Mar G73-8550 $140,000 Sunday 1·5 •2907 Perla, the Bluffs, NwptBch 1;75-6000 $159 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ;;:J4 Birdsong <Woodbridge) Irv. f>.10-0110 Wt:t:kt:nct 2 IB>ROOM & GUEST 251 t.'irginia Pl. East Costa Mesa 546-4141 $73,500 Sunday 12·5 l IEDROOM 665 Cove St., Costa Mesa 548-8778 $69,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 9891 LapworthCtr. IIuntingtonBch 962-4454 $91,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 1045 Balboa, Laguna Beach 499-4685 $132 ,500 Sal/Sn I Mon 10·5 17:192 Hob Roy Cirele. Hunt'g Beach 846-5.573 Open Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 6571 Crista Palma, Huntington Bch 842-1390 S92.900Sat/Sun/Mon 11·5 •:i363Fuths ta <Greenbrook >C.M. 645-1575 $105.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 309 Walnut (Newport Shores) N.B. 548-1290 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 824 Congress. Costa Mesa 642-5333 $62,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 •2989Jacaranda. <Mesa Verde) CM 979-4067 $84,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 2812 Drake Ave (Mesa del Mar) CM 540-1809 $79.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 717 St .James Pl. Newport Beach 548-7729 $167,500 Sat Sun 1-:i 496 Loqust, Laguna Beach 497-2489 $169.500 Sun 1·4 6741 Cumberland, Huntington Beach 898-7855 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 29 Canyon Is land, Big Cyn., N.B. 759-0067 $179,000 . Sat/Sun 2-6 #42 Snapdragon ( Drnd> Irvine 645-9950 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 1653 New Hampshire, Costa Mesa 752-0861 $81 ,500 Sunday 12·5 2201 S. Linda Way. Santa Ana 7:i2-0861 $71,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 3220 Delaware, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5880 $79, 750 Sat/Sun/ Mon 1-5 2260 Federal, Costa Mesa 754-l202 $7 1.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1818 Port Abbey Pl.. Newport Beach 645-0303 S139,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •431 Lugonia, NewportShores. NB 646-3255 $100,000 Sat/Sn/Mon 1-5 1114 White Sails, Corona del Mar 675-3411 $190,100 Sat/Sun 1·5 884 Presidio, Huntington Beach 898-7855 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 t337Cliff Dr Laguna Beach 675-3411 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 16372 Fairway, Huntington Bch 962-7788 $76,900 Sun 1·6 •24362nd St., Newport Beach 642·3850 $82,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 1437 Ser enade Terr (Irv. Terr.) CdM 673-4400 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 303 Esplanade, Blurrs. N.B. 673-8550 $159,500 Sunday 1-5 29592 Deervale Circ .• Lag. Niguel 546-2313 $85,450 SWlday 1·5 19471 Sierra Lago (Turtlerock) Irv. 644·6200 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1121 Columbine. Santa Ana 546-2313 $74,700 Sunday 1-5 •501 Tustin, Newport Beach 546-2313 $1A5,000Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 332Colton (Newport Shores) N.B. 673-7300 $102,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 505 Vista Grande (Bluffs) N.B. 644·6200 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 4515 Hampden Dr. Ccm Shrs) NB 642.8235 $228,500 Sn/Mon Only 1-5 .3098 Ft:mheatb. Costa Mesa 540·1720 $74,950 Sunday 1·5 3106 Femheath. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $73,900 Sunday 1·5 12791 Villagt: Rd .• Garden Grove 540-1720 $73,500 Sunday 1·5 486 Holly St., Laguna Beach $174,000 Sunday 1.5· 4692 Chamock1 The Willows, lrv. 752.7315 $73,500 Sunday l ·S • 19642 Trident, Huntington Bch 540-1720 $83,500 Sunday ~5 1809 Pt. Stlrllug Pl <HVHms > NB 640-5560 $135.900 Sun. 1-5 l 11 • GrUIST HOUSI 3l526 Monterey. South Laguna 661·U61 Sun. 1·5 .. DIRECTORY . . ._. .... ._..,..._-.y .. ,_ ... _._..,c .. •-• ...... M.._lec._l.WW.W _ +--r*rl a. .,..-w .... .,, ....... , 1 ....... 111 .,..Y• DAk.Y mer WMiff •os. ,..._. ........................ ,..._ ...... ,..._ .... ,._ ........ ~ .... t .., ... ....... 2987 Mlndanao, Mesa Verde, C.M. 556-2860 $90,000 Sunday 1·5 2220 AJta Vista, Newport Beach 546-4141 $134,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1640 Hillcrest, Laguna Beach 494-7551 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •43262nd St. (Nwpl Shrs>NB 675-6917 $139.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1718Labrador Or. MesaVerde, CM 546-4141 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·6 700-lSth St., CliffHaven, N.B. 642·5200 $136,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 1500 Antigua, Dover Shores, N.B. 642-5200 $272,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 997 Azalea (Greenbrook) C.M. 963-89.1.1 Open daily •4500 Roxbury Dr. CameoShrs, CdM 675-5511 $266,000 Sun/Mon 1·5 521 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 644-4910 $270,000 SWl. 1·5·30 1589Corsica, Mesa Verde, C.M. 545-9491 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 941 Lansing, Mt:s a N. Cdr GI. CM 545-9491 $83,500 Sunday 1-5 1803lowa St., Mesa Verde, C.M. 751-3191 $84,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 16542 Lucia, Huntington Beach 962-7788 $69,500 Sunday 1·5 511 Brooks St.. Lag una Beach (213)592-2813 $169,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·6 1140 Mission Dr .. Costa Mes a 545-6475 $79.500 Sat Sun l ·5 7 West Val<.• Loop <Woodbridge) Ir~· 833-9293 Sl24,900 Sat 1Sn!Mon 12·5 118 The Ma!-itcrs, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $120.000 Sat!Sun 1-5 8 Monterey Circle, Irvine 675-3411 $243,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •llOOSandpiper, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $245,000 Sunday 1·5 1201 Pembroke Ln, Newport Beach 646-9836 $149,000 Sat 12·5. Sun/Mon 3-6 3J5 Princeton (College Park> C M 646-7414 $81.800 Sal/Sun 12·5 6261 Cheyenne:. Westminster 546-2313 $68,500 Sunday t :i :1611 Pane, Irvine 752-1700 $9 1.900 Sunday 11·5 206 La Jolla. Newport Beach 546-2313 $199.500 Saturday 1 5 1830PortAshley, HVHms, N.B. 675-6000 $142,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1831 Nt.:wportHlsDr.E CHVMlNB 644-0200 Sal/Sun 1-5 1979 Pt Trinatv Crl (IIV;\l l NB 642-82.1.5 St52.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 701 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 644-7211 Sunday 12-4 1732 Missouri. ~frsa Vt:rch.-. CM 979-fl538 S81i .. '500 Sun 12 1 l'.!15 ~I annl·r !'i 1Ba'1·1 , • ..,, 1 :\ B 642-8235 Sun I .1 •2449 Windward Ln .. Nwpt Beach 963-7600 $194.900 Sun 1 !i •4151 Silliman. Hunt llarbour,lJB 540-1720 $195.000 Sunday 1 :i 3107 North Darbatos, Costa Mt:sa 540-1720 $79,800 Sunday 1-5 658 Joann, Costa Mcsu 540-1720 $69,950 Sunday 1·5 656 Darn.:11, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $75,000 Sunday 1-5 •324 Morning Star (Dovt:rShrs ) NB 642-8235 $325,000 Sun. 1·5 2248Vista llut:rta (Bluffs) NB 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 28 Aspt.:n Trt:t: CUna vt:rsity Park) Irv 752-1414 Sun 1 5 4 IEDROOM 9U6 El Sol, Fountain Valley 898-9611 Sat & Sun 1-5 20211 Crown Reef< Pac Sands) H.B. 963·9771 $92,500 Sat/Sun l -f1 • 14971 Athel, Irvine 552-5546 $87,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3618 Park Lane, Newport Beach (213) 796-4350 Sat/Sun 1-5 12232 Browning (North Tustin) $169,000. Sat/Sun 12-4 213/927 ·9628 25211 Yacht Drive. Dana Point 496-7711 Sunday 1-4 2638.5 Kimberly, Vlg San J uan, SJC 496-7711 $75,500 Sunday 1·5 26782 Via Matador, Mission Viejo 586-4788 S87 ,500 Sat/SWl 9-6 •2526 Carnegie, College Pk, C.M 645-3474 $83,500 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 •2101 Highland. Newport Beach 540-1151 $134,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2750 Portola..:.~osta Mesa 752~1 ~.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1627 Abbey (H.V. Homes) Npt Beach 759-0811 $142,000Sat/SWl/Mon 1·5 2241 Anaheim, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $66,900 Sat 1·5 333 Bordeaux, Costa Mesa 644-.620() $89,900 Sat/Mon only l ·S 1900Dovcr Dr., Newport Beach 645-5044 $129,500 Sat/Sunl2·5 21872 St:asldt. Huntington B<:ach 963-6767 $120,000 Sun/Mon l ·S 2239 Port IArwick, Harb Vu. N.B. · 67S.3411 $179,500 Sunday 1-S 2729 Via Monteclto, San Clt!mw:ih: 646-7414 Sun 1·5 U06 &sex (Wt!:Stclitf) N,B. &42-8235 $169,500 SWl.1·5 2405S. Spruce, Santa Ana 898-7855 $79,900 Sat/Sun l·S 9311 Warbler, Fountain Valley 963-8377 $92,900 Sat/SWl l ·S 21681 Saluda Cr (Lacuesta) H.B. 968-8532 $118,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 •2315 Windward Ln.,(Baycrest) NB 645-8821 $225,000 Sat/Sun l·S 24375 Zandra, Mission Viejo 661-1811 $132,500 ~at/Sun 1·5 18051 Mann (Chancellor ), Irv. 552·5941 $115,000 Sat/Sun 10·4 1907 Glenwood Ln ( Baycrest) NB 642-4688 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 21972Trailway. Lake Forest 962-1795 $129,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 L833 Oriole Dr. <Mesa Verde) CM 546-9950 $159,900 Sunday 1·5 1514 llighland <Westcliff) Npt. Bch 645-7575 $247,500 Sat/SWl 1·5 22041 Malibu Lane. Huntington Bch 963-8377 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 646 Via Lido Nord, (Lido Isle) NB 675-2620 $650,000 Daily 1-5 15112Touraine, (The Ranch) Irv. 551-6491 $118,500 Sat/SWl 11·6 24712 Cort a Cresta, El Toro 837-5845 $85,500 Daily 1849 Port Manleigh, CHVH> NB 644-1128 Sat/Sun 1·4 428 Vista Suerte. Bluffs, Npt Bch 548·~33 Sat/Sun /Mon 1-5 27441 Valdera:::.. Mission VieJo 493-2826/581·4375 Sat/Sun/Mon • •20152S" <ln!-iC CdM 644-7383 $289,500Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 1128Seabluff Dr .. Costa Mesa 642-0785 751·3850 Sat/Sun/Mon 3157 Cherry Lane. Costa Mesa 752~1 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 ••615 Bayside Dr., Nwpt Bch 675-5511 $450,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 :ms1 Molokai. Mesa Verde, C.M. 7:il 3191 $85,400 Sunday 1-5 1033 Parkhill. Costa Mesa 673-6900 $120,000 Sun/Mon 1·5 •3030 Country Club Dr, Mesa Verde 540-1151 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 Roanne Circ. (The Ranch) Irvine 833-3307 $105,000Sat/Sn/Mon12·6 •1651 Baker St. Mesa Verde, CM 645-3474 $108,500Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 837 S. New Haven. Hewes area. Org. 545-9491 $89,900 Sunday 1-5 2339 Colgate, College Park. CM 545-9491 $76.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1833 Garrv. Santa Ana 545-9491. $97 .900 Saturday 1-5 l8762Saginaw CTurtlerock ) Irvme 644-1766 $124.500 Sun. 1·5 2036 Phalarope, Mesa Verde, C.M. 675-5511 $134,900 Sat 1·5 18282 Carn a by, Huntington Beach 846-5531 $99,950 Sat/SWl/ Mon 1·5 2056 Vista Cajon, Newport Beach 754·l202 $189,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2748 Mendoza Dr .. Costa Mesa 546·1269 $86,950 Sat/Sun/Mon 1978 Port Laurent. Newport Beach 754·1202 $160.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 380 Mira Loma, Newport Beach 645-0303 $127,500 Sat 1-5 ••5 Bodega Bay, Spyglass. CdM 675-3411 $314.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 12 Goldcnstar <Deerfield) Irv. 549-4764 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2242 Heather Lane, Ntwport Bch 640-5357 $174 ,900 Sat/Sun<l.-5 930 Junipero, Costa Mesa 751-3191 $79.900 Sunday 1·5 17832 Arbor Lane, Irvme 752·1920 Sunday 1·5 19332 Sierra Bello. Turtle Rck. Irv 640-9900 Sat & Sun 1·5 1846 Tradewinds Ln. Newport Beach 640-9900 Sunday 1·5 14112 Picasso Ct. Colony, Irvine 640-9900 Sunday l ·S 5412 Kenosha Ln <Turtle Rock) Irv. 752-1691 $132,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2319Tustin Ave., Newport Bch 646-7711 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 32 Drakes Bay, Newport Beach 752-1920 $249,500 Sat & Sun 1-5 28 Morro Bay Dr., Corona del Mar 752-1920 $265,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 13031 Malena (Tustin/Orange area) 759-0811 $133.500 Sat.1·5 1607 Castle Cove, Corona del Mar 759-0811 $277,500 Sun/Mon 1·5 3187 Madeira, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $89,900 Sunday 1·5 4501 Robinhood, Willows, Irvine 640-9900 Sunday 12-5 20251 Morristown C. PkHnt., HB 675-6000 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2830Carob, Eastblurr, Nwpt Beach 87S.OOOO $152,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 l835 Tah1U , Costa Mesa 546-2313 $157 .500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1916 Pt Provence: <HVM> NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 . 16121.incoln Lane (Weatclif() N.B. ~ Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 l422Keel Dr. HVHlUt, CdM 675«IOO $229,500 Sat/Sun 11 5 9411 Breakwater, H\int Beach 546-2313 $82,500 Sundal l·S 2015 Part ~Jsea CHV Homes) NB 141,,_ $Ul8..SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 U07Sintf!ICO CWestcllff) N.B. . ... J88,500 Sat/SUn 1·5 31712 G...-Polnte, Lapna ~ --Sat/&ID 1·5 13 Dlenpriq (Dfftf\e.ld) lr.Ylne 1az.u14 ISUD 11 5 220 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 844-7211 $230,000 Sat/Sn/ Mon 12·5 •873Sandcastle Dr., CdM 644-.i298 Sun/Mon 1·5 2317 lrvim: Ave., Newport Beach 6"--4910 $220,000 Sun. 1·5:30 4191 Blacklin, Irvine Sunday 1·5 1112 Sandcastle, HVHills, CdM 675-6000 $278,000 Sunday 1·5 11051 Theseus, Suburdia Pk, H.B. 546-4141 $98,500 Sunday 1 ·5 14648 Bt:ach, Collt:ge Park, Irv. 752-731S $11S,OOO Sunday l·S •20171 lnterior La., Hunt Beach 645-0303 $134,950 Sunday 1·5 21861 Oceanvi~w. Hunt. Bf.!ach 963-6767 $109,950 Sunday 1·5 5752Sit:rra Casa, Irvine 833-08.59 $137 ,000 36 Sandpi~r, Irvine Sun 10.5 546-5880 $112,000 Sunday 1-5 2 Deerspring <Dt:erfh:Jd > Irvine 752·1414 Sun.1·6 1857 Braemar Way <Back Bay) NB 673·8700 Sl95,000 Sun /Mon l ·S 4201Sillim an Dr. Hntg Harbour 846-5573 $162,500 Sun. Mon l·S 5 IEDltOOM 907 Bellis CEastbluff) N.B. 754-1202 $176,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1094 El Camino Dr., Costa M~a 979-1854 $110,000 Sun/Mon 1-5 S llt & FAM IM Oil' DIM 4531 Camden Dr., Cam Shrs, CdM 675-3323 $369,000 Sat/Sun 11-5 23702 Lagarto. Mission Viejo 837-8260 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1524Sandcastle, HarbVuHls. CdM ~161 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 22 Cypress Point (Big Cyn) N.B. 6444910 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1900Tahuna Terrace (lrv.Terr)NB ~ $265,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 1839Tanager, Mesa Verde, C.M. 545-9491 $147,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1849 Kinglet. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $155,000 Sunday 1·5 15 Montecito <Spyglass> CdM 644-6200 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••#95Linda IlCLindalsle)NB 644-6200 $555,000Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 20172Tranquil La. Hunt Beach 645-0303 $103,950 Sunday 1·5 4041 Bt:levedt:re, Grt:t:ntree, Irv. 752.7315 $114,950 Sundayt -5 41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 Sun. 1 ·S #3 Linda Isle. Newport Beach 642-3850 $425.000 Sunday 1-5 6 IEDROOM 2627 Cove Street, China Cove, CdM 675-6000 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 II & FAM RM or DB4 19732 Potomac Ln .. Hunt' g Beach 962-6776 $99,750 Sat/Sun 9-12 3107 Coolidge. Costa Mesa 540-3666 $88,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 22 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 32 Canyon Island Dr (Big Cyn) N.B. 644-4910 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 9636 Pettswood, Huntington Beach 6464844/963-8591 Sat/Sun 10·5 10243 Westminster. Westminster 898-7855 $55,000 Sun 1-5 28 Lakeview. Woodbridge, Irv. 759-1515 $119,500 Sat/Sun 2-6 •601 Udo Park Dr. Unit 3F, NB 675-6900 $275,000 Sun/Mon 1-4 26486 Evergreen Rd, San Juan Capo 495-4909 $63,500 Sat/Sun SOOVista Grande (Bluffs) N.B. 7~11 $155,000 Sun/Mon 1·5 2325 Eastbluff Dr. (Bluffs) N. B. 640-5560 $98.000 Sun. l·S 2 II & FAM RM or DEH 14606 G<>lden Glen (Walnut Sq) Irv 552-0107 $66.500 Sat/Sun 11·5 61 Sea Pine Ln <Big Cyn) N.B. 644-4910 $198.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2927 Perla <Newport Bt:ach) 640-8826 $154.500 Sunday 1·5 l IEDROOM •#4 Starburst, Newport Beach 962-7788 $84,500 Sat /SWl 1·6 418 Plata, Bluffs. Newport Beach 631·lfl>O $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1968San Bruno (The Bluffs) N.B. 64().7000 $99.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 13 Eucalyptus (Un. Pk. Terr) Irv. 759-0811 $98,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-6 29 Canyon Island, Big Cyn, N.B. 7~ $179.000 Sat/Sun 2·6 2323Vtsta Hogar (Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 $117,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2710Vtsta del Oro (Bluffs) N.B. 759~~11 $123,500 Sun/Mon 1-5 • 191 Yorktown La .. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $61.500 Sunday 1·5 438 Vista Parada <Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $139,500 . Sun. 1·5 2610 Vista del Oro <Bluffs> N. B. 640-5560 $127,500 Sun 1·5 4 llOltOOM 359 Vista Madera (Bluffs) N.B. 673:4400 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME 2 II & llMTAL 301.0 West BaJboa Blvd., Nwpt Beach 494-8)57 $121,500 Sunday l·S DUPLEX FOR SALE 211a1aa 417 Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-6160 $149,990 Sal/Sun 2·5 2817 Roustv~l Tt:rr .. Laguna Beach 494.7551 $170,500 Sun. 1-S J llOROOM 211 Knox, Costa Mesa 752·1700 Sat. 12-4/SUn. 11~ 1•• 2. 605.eo5~ Larkapur, Corona del Mar 8'75:SW. S188.500Sat/Sun/Moftl,S .... J. 817 &317~ E . Blilboa Blvd., N.B. 675-2321 $185,000 Sat/Sun 12.·5 . \ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIMITOIUY. 1•19 8oru11c Doooe, open Sun. 1-5. Completely walled, 2 BR.. 2 ba. + den; beaut. ramlly rm w/frplc., 2 luxurtoui. paUos, pool " j1cuu1 . $147,500 MAURYSTAUFl''ER SEA LION REALTY 1Zl.3 N. Coast. LalWl• 497-3388 644-221 z Sharp dplx located l blk from tennis ct. Each unil has 2 Bdrms, frplc, patio. 1arage. '14i,9SO. 96>2427 Afr/.. le..tlful Secnlew 4 Br. extra lge lot. Good view. Own/A&f,. 6'4-667& or~ lelowM..ut Duplex Ttu.s wknd only. Redu~d Sl0,000 to SlM>,900. 2 81 each, super buy. 640·7662 OPEN HOUSE 701 GOLDEHROD Soanng beamed ceilings. 3lr'l yrs new. A one--0!-a- k.ind 3 + den Townbous~. inCorooadel Mar . <>PIH I Z.4 SUM C.M644-721 I /JD.NIGEL 131\ILEY & l\SSUCIAT E:S DUPLEX 417 Mangold $l49,900 Open SatiSun 2·5 Have a safe & happy holiday. • WMJCJCnhonl Rltn 675-6160 SMALL HOUSE Big Lot, room to build. Small price. BlG HOUSE In Irvine Terrace. call for info Property House 642-38."IO .. ------ LOVELY Lusk llVJI 4 br lam rm tn·levcl. Ur. ~radeu L~. Pool Owncr/Agt. 644-4296 CAMEO HIGHLANDS Prestigious private area Includes private beach &. security gate. 3 BR. 2 • BA. cozy den, fireplace. <.'Overed patio. upi{raded lhru·out. Nt•w carpet:., drnpes. & fresh parnl Sl!i<l,000 "'ry~,J/~!!ufia/ltA, u 494·0706 OPEN HOUSE DAILY 1·5 PM 220 JCISlniM. CdM 112 BUC to OCEAN Completely remodelC'ri on an ovcrsiwd lot. i\ sma!>hing 4 BR plus den plus formal dining plu~ huge family room w1lh open beams. natural wood tex;lurcs and <><:can and jelly view from ITWSll.'r suite & sundel'k .Just ste1>5 fu Ocean Blvd SZJS,000. Call 644-7211 em SHOltECLIFFS Two sty cust hme 1n CdM's finest arc.>a . 3 Br & den. 3 Ra. mstr bdrm 1n rid~ fplc, his & her bath. & pvt deck. Pvt beach & v11:w point. fee land $225,000. Dennis Ricketts Rcalu1r 9M-0497 or 642·326.1 Duplex 2br. 2ba h !il' +2br. 2ha apl over ga r ag~ $185 .000 Larkspur. SOO blk 544.QI03 HoUSI + IMCOME Nice 2 Bdrm house with yard & patio between (Ju.st completed> New spacious 4 Car gar. with 2 Br, 2 ba over . 511 At>acla. AakJog 1180,000. 873-05'71 DUPLIX Lovely 2 Bdrm Cottage and a newer 3 Bdrm rear ~nit. Walk le> beach SUll.500. DOU'HtHU. , c•'4tUHI • I I l I H H Por S-. H Po 5* a,indq, S!ptembet '· 1977 DAU. 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Ucdull(ul :i liednx>m. 2 b.tth C:ofl4·1Jt' P•trk h 11m1· suver tndo~ed ._,JllCI for lhO:.c v..u-m ... u1111111•1 l \ c11in~!> Won t la'l dl unly $81 SOO Open daily 1 ~ .it 2256 COLGATE Wllf':LAN REAi 1-.STATt: ~711[)~ ;~'<~ At,'\ 957 0701 or MESA HORTH Corner lot. n<'at & < h:11r1. ;1 br 2 ba S11ru.h1nc llon11· ~7.900 Will 'l'll V \ ~114> Darrell Open S.&t & ~1m Agt 642·07514 Super 101·.itton de>!>e lo !>hopping and :.l'hOOIS. 4 lied rm honH·. 11ceds ~me TLC. Seller 1i. very motivated, bought unothcr and MUST _________ , SELL! Tuke udvuntagl· now! Call 645-0303. Su J>('rlor 4 ltl'<f rm n nd family rm home with lo\ ely atrium . colorful gardcn & 'parkhn~ pool This executive home pro- vid~ enlerta1nm11: at its d!!lln liiliiil MDAVllDI A.flAMI b\)oy lhl1 IUMY MmC' 11rr1p'1'-d lround a nrr Pfi'-'•l• awlmnllftl poo ~mlt olfen 4 bcdrm & lot\ Ccotully loc11led for '<'honl1 and aihopv1n1 C..11 )4() 1151 .r..•• HERITAGE . • REALTORS Tree. 1!llo1 o, rho1ce l11rae 1-; S1J11 corrwr Nu cop p<>r plumb1111( & elcl t t"ull li11cllY1.ll d 111·1•1•i.11 , ti vtc . :i u1, 1 11.i ~.ooo fl<U~ ~~a VC'rde by Owntr lmmac 3br & pool 3ba, rhn rm frplc. nu pol & apt ~ SS.1,900 979 40fi? HEW-MESA VERDE ~ bdrm + den + 6auna Ju.:.t completed Quuhty de::.1gnt'd & bwll ~00 '>Q I\ 1 story Nt:w England :.tyle e'lecut1vc home fo'eatur1ng Hardwood entr', l'Xqu1s1 t e c:.JtJIOl'l'· built 10 l>ook 'helves, ui.ed hri ck fireplaccs in living rrn & ltumly rrn Mai.:111C1ccnl master bath with lwrn puJJmans. Jacuu1 bath. marble. mirrored walh & complete !>a una with muc ll murl' S!St,500 Cu II now, 96li o11;o:.i ~n~ni:ton Pro~erlll':. OWNER Sl'nl us a H·k gram. Reduced price. :1 br Grccnbr111>k \' A (' ,\ N T U c I o w market. U CJO 'ave ~ Hadley, 963 8933_ VA NO ND VA approl1ed al $80.000 Selltr Wiii puy bUYt'rll C'Ollt ShJArp 4 bdrm ~l ru~rponl, Won't hut I 55'-7777 Worid ltHI Estat. ~~»~~~)tPt~PY8!~rp 3 bdrm with \'cntral air . Make o H c r !i . 2011 2 Orchid Sunla Ana llcl~htll 556-7777 Worid Real Estate IRAHDHEW Turtle Rock GIH home. Gorgeous view or lrvme 1n lh1!. 3 ~>droom. l orm.il dining room. plu.:.h rU!>l 1·.irpN. with n1lhl'dral l'l.'llJng-; m.ike lh1" the Hry..pe:.t hu> 111 the tr a ct. C.intaow 540-3666 Whelan UAl ll.tAll 5 BR & 3 BA Cu:.tom decor , Al', frplc . XTRAS ! SI 10,000 . !J7!J l8S4 Open lb<: Sun '.\Ion 1 5 IO'J.I F:I C;inuno Ur FREE llST IUYI 1M ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HUMTIMGTOM llACH ~Day Special <>PIM SUNDAY 1.s BELMONT SHORES 4 PLEX !:1!:&c:~~~~e~~~~ PrilllC location, lC low malnWiiance lmmac. " tastefully d e· 16402 Go{d.n Gat~. a Br. dlnin& rm. landaca~ lot, can add 2 B~room Wlit ov~r cocat.ed. Get that "coun yard$89.900. will tr d f ,,. H t try feellna" lo thu garage, a e or-.ormore un · LARGE b ack yard. 9472 V~ardo, Lowtial prleiMS 3 Br ln town. ington Beach Units. Flt:xibl~ t "t"ms. $89,950. Open Hou se Clean! Ownf:r will pay part cloaln& coat. '82.900 CALL FOR DITAILS! Sat/Sun. 1·5 pm. 8152 Seabird Cir . uk for 19719 Kingwood. lmmac 3 Br Condo Just Geor ge Tays, Atll rt:ducoo! Community l•cilllh:s. ISS,900 962 9600or898·2636 Ht·ll'n YWlkvr Agt Walkar & Lee R. F, ~on 968-9681 963'56?1 iM£AY REALTY ~ I 042 846-3301 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• CottaMHa 1024~0ttleach 1040 L.lvc o n a n l s l alld . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 040 It--"" 1040 Beautiful spacious 4br. EASTSIDE FOUR-PLEX Good r ental unit In Eastslde Costa Meu. Owner must i.cll no w. Call 540.3666 Wltela11 RIAL HfAH ~°" S.ach I Huntiec)ton ~ Opn Hse Sat, Sun 1·5 H B ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner 11002 Bolero Ln (714) 846-9509 PM. (213) Stole ReadinCJ ..:::382~830:.;:..;...:_1 A,.......M __ _ HACiENDA s 0 u TH .. :~;~~:M ;~;;;·;;:::~ Cireat family home on COAST ANOTHER 2Br. l'• ba, dining rm. comer lot. with RV ac· P1l1CE CUT A c. lge brick patio & ce3!>, 3 ~'<!room. 2 bath, r yard . Many extra:.. I ( AnX1ow. owner can't u • t1leroofwith otso trees rordboth.SharpJbedrm $66,500. Open hse No down to vets. only home. mll!>l be sold. Just Sat /Sun 11·5. 14606 S73,500. Open Sat & Sun pamled. Upgraded with Golden Glen. 552·0109 DanaPolnt 1026 berland. ltB . CALL thruoul. lici.l locullon PRICESLASHED! day 1·5 ut 6741 Cum-HOME alten\1on to deta\l ••••••••••••••••••••••• W II EL AN R EA L Just r educed unothcr Super 2 sty S&S home. 4 IAAHD HEW HOME ESTATE._!98-'7!5S__ S2000toS71.500. br. 2\AJ ba. Highly up· New Pacesetter buHt. S&S Resale S¢c1ahsls. J, VA terms. 4 Bedroom. 2 COME AND SEE' graded thruout. Nr. park now under con:.truction. 4 or 5 bdrm models av.all. bath with large fam1I) & comm . pool. Best buy Consisting or 4 bedroom. some w/pooli.. 968·4602 room & breeze way. Over RED TAG SALE! at only $106,000. Hurry <111 family room, drning PenninRton Properties 2000 sq. ft. Must be sold Save$$ today No quali· thisone! Call now! room & 2' 2 bath situated - ----fast at only S79.900. Open rying, no loan rec!> 1\1>· 961-089 I on a large Jot w1lh1n MARIHERS COVE Sun 1-5 at UOS S Sprul'c. sumc low inten•sl VA walkin g distan<'c t o . CALL WHELAN REAL loan. l600 Sq.rt. 3 b .. -'rm h 2 Ur twnhse in unique pvt ~ATE 898 ~" La1'(una Niguel bcac . •·ommunity. 2 Blks to Ca">• • ·7855. home. country k1t<·hen. 2 Priced lo sell al $ll5.500. ' "" 1 "-r t bch. 2 pools. JaC'uz:d, ten· prep aces . .,.,p, am1 Y LGCJUftO ~CJIH'I Realty nil> court. i.auna 1n THE LANDING rm, open beam ceiling. 830 E:OSO 496 "040 clbhouse. $69,900. Dcnnb $68,500. ·~ .. ., Ricketts Realtor 955-0497 PL.AH 400 ,.DON 'T W,;\l'f ---or 642·3263 Beautifully maJnta1ned 4 Call or vU.1t Bedrooms. 2VJ baths. Up· RH> CARPET OPEN HOUSES graded carpels, Spanish 842-9393 l. finest. Mesa Verde loc.i· r' tion. It'!. dost ti) schooli1, p s hoppmg, -1:lc Olfered MESA DELMAR .i flc ·droom 2 b:ith plu~ IJq:c IJnlll) r oom. tnrmal d1n1ng room \1u~l bl' !\OLD FAST' BYOWHER Sharp J Br. 2 b:i. n('wly redecorated With lot:-Of 'lras m r::ood area or C\1 :>ir M'hh {'01\CJ:C :,hOJ)!'> S79. <JOU 5'10· 1809 how.c~ for \'ETEHANS. NO down. NO cloMng coc-.h . We hu\C 2 in Costa Mc!>.<. I 10 S.rntJ 1\na. 2 111 lluntm~llln lll'.tth. Call for Flll-.E mlorm;1t10n, ,1,,k lor \Plcran C'OUlll>l'IOI BOAT LOVERS . will enjoy this ideal family home. close to !>Chools & beaches, parks & O.tna Po111t Manna (her 2000 !>Q rt. of h v1ni: area Laq:l' rooms & ench)!>ed patio SAT&SUN15PM uleentry.trashcompac 973W ~ BR . $92,500 6 °"'"' .. t or & large covered HI 20211 Crown Rei!£ Ln. on Go&deftwnt 4 BR. DEN· Sl80.000 paUo. Sl44•900· for $ 1 o fi 5 O O It .. ; l> CARPf..'T, 645 :~m ---··-----11>wrwr '·"" llnn1: m<' -· ... -----•1 ·moHt•r Call MESA VERDE 3 Beds·m, 2 bath, fJm1h room and ~unroom Wl'l bar & rcfr1g All m move in. cond1uon Many ex tras. PriCl·d for quick sale at $79,750 Call 540-5880 .-.~HERITAGE REALTORS 540-3666 MESA VERDE SUP ER SllARP 4Br. 2Ba. rum rm. frplc, cnv e r cd patio. i;r cal lndscpJ;. q u1ct area, man} dl•cornlor 'tr.<!. - ---------OpcnSun 25 1\ln·;1c1~ apprJ1M•d 1 nr i!IJJ. frpk, bc;iul t•ontl, <' n r n l' r I 11 l S 7 !1 . ~I '1 O Fa1r\ll'\~ Bakc·r ~~10.:wn Open llou-..', 1la1ly I 6 -thr on tree shaded corner U1n rm . trpl<' m.tn) '<tras. S79.000 31~ I 'ork 19S,l l.cmnn~. C: '.\I By own1·r '\ll!l.500 ~..i:. ·,721; BYOWHER Sharp:-st). Srlr. 1 • .ua nomC' w1ncw p:iinl, c·pti. & drps. aulo ~ar opnr , !T\Jnv ollwr '<r3,.., 11111~ $11:.!.900 J 122 (.;harlt:!>ton. 55743!17 I .n 5-Ui 77 l:l $71,950 -\'1llagc Crcl'k To"' nh'>I' 1hr Zh,1 pt1ol. J.<c·un1. c·<1Urt.'> 1-urthc r Jnro Call IA'<' \on .•t •15-; 1:1u 3 BR Westside Sh;irp & c It .10 h .. mt'. I a r i; • \' J r rl . n <' .1 l l y IJnd,c·ai.-·ll . 111111 tn•t·~ fo.aung ;irl'J, hi.! living room . covcn ·cl p.1t10. trailer ucn·i.s. HK H 540-1720. TRADElL "#I I" Colifo,.,,ia" f ()'1,f>O Sl'l".1'1 \Ll~T lltrz 11th, C \l, fl \'I:. f11111·h.,tone Ht:<all~ 'lb:J OAtii IYOWMER By owner 3 br. l bJ.. l~e • yard, q u1ct s tr<'l'l. $61,000. ~18·1877 aft<'r 5 :JRr 1 • 11.1 .ill c·oprl'r plumbing fk'.1ut1lul " "' carpctmi:. nt•W 1>.i 1n1 . lito('\( \o\:tll fC'nt"lflJ.!, flJllO 1·0,<'r ,\II 11n a fomplell! ly landsc•avcd 101 11.1th 'prinklcrs 10 minute dnvc tn hr:tC'hrs .... horl walk lo shopping and schools. Realtori li~htd pnce S7 l.950. Our priu ls $69,500, make offer. t' ~00 Slashed Off 548-8778. Owners charmmi: 3 Br. 2 ba. xlnl area. Bcaullful varrl W<ilk to all !Wh<,.il~ immcd po ,~1·!>s 1on Pnnuplc•!> uni). ~1\1 :!l:!I EASTSIDE :1hr. :lba. frplC'. Ir~ fnt'CI )"rel w fruit trc-e-; :m1.:i'10 S<it, Sun by J Plll onl~ 646 1735 So. Cst Plaza Tri level 3 le\ C'ls of plush dCSIJln<'r ll'JlurC!> Ter rauo entry llui;<' family with CIJ~slon<' Cptc. n ch walnut p.inct IOI!. and w l'l bar \ ll R ,, 3 n \ ' tnrm.d dllll" lll·chi. t·d lo '>K~I ·~10 II" H !lii2 ~I I V.A. No On! $81.800. 335 Princeton Collci:e Park. 3 Bfl plu' "('h1• Jlr11 •• ol thl 'l ---------1 h ant1 i.11m1• 1•\1·1·u11' c• home. lilR 3 ocdro11m rorm:il <hn1ng. hui:c fam1lv room ""1lh hr1 r k (1rcplaC'C l • .trj?C PJllO. 11parkltni: poc1I. for de t.nUs. llKl\, 1·all:l-40 1~.!U · Oream Gar<IC'n " OPEN SAT1 ~;LJN 12·5 Bobbe Suikkl UNITED BROKERS 64fi 1114 CRV $80,000 Sh.irp ~ br 111 C:osla ~tc~a '.;.>I 1'1crponl St. Ho Down YA 556-7777 Worid Reot Estate 540-3666 TEY VA TERMS So1w.·r :'ll ESA DEL MAH ;1 bt•drm home.• tlcavy "hllkl' roof.. 11 u rd w nrnl 1 lnnr-. 0Wlll'r \l'r\ anx ww.. !Jun t "',11l t'.d I i;.i:; 7:!:.!I CENTURY 21 WHtc:Uff Realty -six Bedroom DIG I!> lh1· onl~ w<J) to d~C'nh<.> lh1' '\orlh LO!>la M e.,a heJuty . 6 Bedroom 2 b.1lh. family room Walk to !>Chools & "hoppin~ Won't l;i~l at only SSS.500 OJX n Sal & Son 1·5 ut 3107 Coolidge. C.tll 540-3666 POOL HOME I ... MESA VERDE OPEN SAT/SUN 15 18 l 2 Orio'-Or. This lu'<urinus home l'hows hkl' a model. Im- mac. 4 br. J ba. formal d111 rm, ram rm. "'ct b.ir. huge mas I er s u1 te. $169,500 pc. realty 557-87 l 7 644·3545 NEW HOMES Canyon & Wilson . 2 OP!'::-; SU;"; 1 I P~I 25211 YACllT DH!VE J AHCHOIAGE IMYESTMEHTS 17141 .. , ... 7711 IMVESTMEKT OPPORTUHln Near Dana Po111l Manna on bu:.y Coast lh..:hw:iy ,\djac.:c.·nl lot-. ;il:,o J\ aria· h I<· '"' k 1 n g S 15. 000 MEW 6 MONTHS OLD Plush JBr, 2Ba. Owner licensed $91,000 496-777~ &Toro 1032 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~REAL-ESTATE ~ ENTERPRISES FOW1tain ValJey I 034 • •••••••••••••••••••••• CONDO SPECIALIST Htg Bch, CM, F'T Vly Touchstone Realty 963-0867 9402 Daytona Circle Malloy Reotton 963-9771 LA HD MARK II urn to 'a' t ~s ""h1I•· trn '>JIC' hv ow 01 r th'' "'knd only· Po11ul.1r IUr. ram rm, !>lllitle s ty Close lO ... lOrl'S. !>Chb & bch l'lu.'>h upgraded cpu In living rm & all bd.rms 968--0646 HUMTI ... GTOH HILLS 3Br. :.!Ba, lg hv rm & kill'h cn. hy owner S74.500 !>63 2767 Q CAU'O-~IA PROPERTY EXCHAIGE. Ill. ""'-l II.Ml ,_ 963-6739 . 557-7620 -TAABlll. SAVF. T hOU'la nds or E.i:.t::.1dc 4br. Zha, din area. Compl<'lely re<lc<·o New crpt & wallpaJ)('r, c hopp1ni: blk counter tops. Nicely lndscp 'd. S!W.750. By Owner. No Brks 2m Bay St 0Jln Sat Sun . 616 R2fi5 . i;.$() 198'1 "# l ln Callfomlo" Dollars 3 rm house & S tory. 3 Bdrm rrom --------- $79,000. f''in a I phase .1--PIU-·c·E·a·m-uc-·E·D·t-1 o w n r r w ' c· a r r Y &\2-0'1S8 Ag\.~.----New landscaping. New PARK ··----.l I• ,. lAoM with Option Toluy 646m ~~:~a g <'. T o se e. Costa Meia 1024 Costa Mffo I 024 Coco cpt. New ext. paint. ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cul-de-sac 3 br, lt• ba. HERE 4 CUSTOM HOMES I• Lea~ exer!'1sable I· 1·79 1128 Seablulf Drive (Formnll.v llamlllon Dr1vC') ,. Tues lhru Fri 1S t 3850 Sat Lhru Mon 642·07[)8 REDUCED! Owner moving. needs fast action . •:\t cs a Verde• 3 Br. 2ba, Cam sz yrd, patio w /bn ck BBQ. Wow I bonus rm, new cpls. • p11nt & roof. 2!lt1 Royal WHAT A VALUE! Palm 5112,950. try 10% .. .ti Thi!; mu."ll \ie your lucky dn. Newport Amertcan h · r d Prop . 545 l!ll8 or 0 day! You ave Jll'•l oun 957.1900. Open Daily. " a itrcat buy ' Sharp as a ·-----~~~~ ,,, tack. 3 DR home m a 11 great location Open By Owner 3br. 2ba Mon '" beam ce1linas. tnUeY-ac· tlcello Condo. l~O sq Ct. cess, huge expansive f acing Clbhse Cir . 2 car IJ'C)Undi. Hurry on thiJ attached gar. rn~ patio. -one! Nr OCC. S61,750. 181 J .C. Nosh lteoffort Yorktown. S4().3402 540.510 I ----' ---------1 New Condos. 2 Br. 2~ Ba. MISAOUPLD $192.000 Prime area. Vacant & rtt· ady for new buye r . 3 .. Bdrm uch. 2 Storr ..,Jth spiral staircase. Open "' beamed cemnas. " Don't wait. CaJI 751<1700 /Iii OtfN fll 9• 1r S IUN TOf.rNICf1 t. 2 Crplc'a, ceramic t ile kitchens & bath. P<>OI at spa 875-4912 Broker HIEWPOR'T HTS. \s across lhe st.reel. <l BR.. 2 ha .. extra l&e. yd. Would you hellevt S'19,500t 32'7 Ramona Pl. Open Sat. "Sun, 1 ·$ STUARTFlMI HM.TOR 541·1221 --==='--"'==~i EAST SIDE 3Br Doll houie, brtna paint brvab, l~ll THC Rf AL ' ~ ESTATIRS I 171,500. M5·2330 macnab I Irvine realty COHDO UHDB $90,0001 Lgst. plan in Newport Rivier a -4 BR 3 bath end unit. Perfect for fa~ily or couple. Highly upgrad~. Wt t bar. Steps to privat~ tennis courts. lg. pool, sep. jacuzzi, sauna, billiard & hobby rooms. Jeanne Barnett 644·6200. (M·58) CHAIM YOU CAM AlfOIDI Lovely family home on ~autlful lg. lot w/fruit tr~t:s -landscapc,d w /spr\nkh:rs. N~wly r~mod~l~d w /new ca~t & paint. 3 BRs + lg. su:p-down family rm. Al\ just right for growing f amlly I OnJy $79,5001 Bob Ow~ns 642·8235. <M·59) 4 la 'AMILY HOMI Owner an~ous to hear your offer on thls statoly 2·ato1y, \ocat"d in· 41stabllJhed r"aldt1ntlal n ~lghborhood. Convenit:nl to schools & shopping. Reduc<:d to '82,900t Lola Mlller 642-8235. <M-«>) .. $87.500. n CAlnoOalM PRlf!.Q'(t OCHAlllf. 1111. ~ ""'-963-6?~ 557-7620 3 Bedroom, 2 bath on eor· ner lot. Priced below VA a pprai sal. Walk t o schools, shopping and the park. Only S79.500. Open Sol & Sun 1·5 at 884 ---------• Presidio. Call WHELAN 1--------1 REAL ESTATE, YOU WILL BUOY-a.'1855. The quality extras and OPf:N HOUSE TLC this lovely home has SAT/SUN 12-4 received. Ceramic cook 21681 Saluda Cr. top. no-wax noors. plush a..c..ste Mr Oc.e. carpeting "ClOOl covered Decoraton d e llabt In patio. R e duced to rlcbeartbtone1.2 aty,4 S74,500. and worth every J'.r 3 Ba. fam Rm. ~1.5800Y! ,ev-N8-T125 w/fp&c. 1 Br dwn w/pvt -.,. balh. can be uaed as ·~~W~1~U~....,,~~Of4s~~I mothet·ln·law retNal. 1: 1111.000 by owner. Prine. STRATFORD 2 aty, 4 BR, oa11. 9&'MS32 a ba home w /d lo·rm. o.rner muai eel\ 3 Bl', 2 (am-rm. douthboy pool, ea, nu crpt fl prft. Walk trlr acceaa. patio. blk to ahoDPlnl le adlooll. w a ll fen co, loll of 571(. White House Al\. ceramic tllo. Clot• to all 893-05'73 F.V. Schla. $89.$00. By t~:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;---=~ owner. 847-0032 --------1 110 .000 UN DER MOVE·1N CONDITlON MARK£ T . L • r I e 4 3 Br 1114 Ba, lie bonut bedroom. 3 bath, dote to rm, huae Sot. Prtc:e re· ocean. REl\L l!lSTATB duced to $19,900. Call b)' MCVAY, BltACH, Century 21. Agt. M:H'70I aa.an. ............... 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDO lmmac. t BR, a St~. Many uprradea. P'ffA avail. Clo1t to ahopa, ·~~ t6Mltl . ' REALTY INC. 7-l 4 /846· 137l CONDO SPECIALIST Htg Bch, CM. Fl Vly Touchstone Realty 963·0867 BEST BUY L1nique cnmbinulron ol IOCJtum. design &.. value WOODIRIDGE Woodbridge Ei.tale:.. new on markC't Popular Mad1:.on Model near lake. 3 DR. Cam. rm., 2'" bu. Highly upgraded. Central air. $124 ,950. Open Sat/Sun/Mon. 12·5. 7 West Yale L<>op Dr. DA YID D. CARLSON RliL TOil 83 l-9 2'11 Dy owner su per .sharp <.:olony 4 Br 2 Ba. 1-·am Rm. 3 blks rrom pvt pool, • ll~hted tennis. $94,900. Call 7M-551·1132 Ncarl> new l'lai.i.1c Owner transferred. Price home, featuring 4 lgc slash ed. Turlleroc k Mrm:.. ~t·p.irat•· lndry Droadmoor Plan IV. 4 rm. & n\ p;1rk1nl! llflmr UR, Cam-rm. 21~ ba. up- of unlrm1l1:d pos-;1h1lr11cs grad<.'tl !)127.500. inclt.i'.: Pnct'(f for q1uck 'a!c .<\ I and OP F.N HOUS t-: 5!"19,950 Open Sal Sl1n SatiSun1 Mon. 2-S, ss&; :'>Ion I 5 • Sierra Siena. 833-2657 11121!2( ;irnnh' CHEER HEAi.TY 848 5531 OPEN HOUSE 12·5 ISlAMD WATBAtOH'T Just listoo by original owner, this beautiful Davenport Island 4 Bdrm, 3 ba home. Great floor plan with 2 Bdrms down + Watt:rfront Master BR & l up. Xlnt location w /a fantastic view of Main Chan- nel. Oversize garagt:, huge sundeck & 45 ' boat dock. $99,500 down to a n~w $250,000 loan. I '727 lol«O t... PURCB.1. llALTY (7141146-2141 IY APPOIMTMENT CUSTOM WATBAtotn' Another new listing, this lee side lath & plaster Davenport Island home. Prof decorated and suJ)E:r sharp. 3 huge Bdrms up with 2 mort: on water. 1 Bdrm down. Large deck & room for your 42' boat. $99,500 down to a new $245,000 loan. 16922 ...... t... PURCB.L RIALTY 17'4> 146-2141 OPEN HOUSE 12·5 SURFSIDE llACH HOUH Just 150' to beautiful private beach in guard~ colony. 2 Bdrm, 1 bath house next to 10' patio easemt111t. Great location with view of Main Channel entrance to Huntington Harbour. Off~red at $89,000. C-US.f ... PURCB.L llA.LTY '714114'-2141 IY APPOINTMENT MAJM CHA.HMIL CONDO 1 Bdrm. l bath end unit with 42' boat dock. Fantastic view of Weatherly Bay. Twni5, pool & Jae. Only $130,000. 17&41••··· PUACILL llALTY C114t 146-214• sa AMmMI KY90U1 PAClftC COteO Walk to b ach from thl.1 Ideal Bachelor Hideaway. Volleyball. PoOl & Jacuni. OaJy ssa.soo.. 17012 ,._ c.-Hwy '' 04 PUtCaL UAl.TY C714t84'-2141 O.anccllor 4br. ram rm. By Owner Prime lou- tl on . UPGRA DED . Greenbelts. pools. tennis crts. $115,000. Labor Day wknd Opn Hse 10 4. 552-5941 V.A. PRICED RIGHT. 3 BR. 2 ba ! Lovely open b1gh ceilin g design! Super house! Call now! HED CARPET. 754-1202 By Owner . Turtle Rock. 4br Broodmoor Home. u v rm. fom rm +rorm din rm. 2'hba. S132.000. land incld'd. Opn Hsc Sat /Sun 1 2 ·5. 5412 Kenosha Lo. 752-1891 TURTLEROCK GLEN Exquisite 48r Cam home • $189,SOO. 645-2330 WOODIRIDGE S pacious 2 Dr & den. Quiel cul ·d ·sac SL. Motivated selle r . Open this wknd. #34 Birdsong. QUINTARD REALTY Call Vera 640--0ll0 Lachenmyer Realtor TurUerock. by owner. Spacious Plan 3. 4 BR .. 2~ ba., lge. fam. rm. Buyer can r ecarpet house at owner's ex· pense. Choice loc .. near pOOla le parks. BeautifuJ. ly landscaped. CaJJ 833·9719 tor app 't . THE RANCH·Parlrside Elt.at.e Land Plan 101, 4Br, 2\.\Ba, 3 car gur. 2200 sq rt . air cond, up- v•Md GE appl. & other xtras, la m 1tr bdrm. w/wal k i n closet Balcony overlooking publlc pk, 4t t e nnla court•, prl n only . IU.8,500. 5514491 BY OWNEfl·38r. din rm, 2BA.J country kitchen, Pl'Of•Ulonally lndJcpd, c1llt.om frplc Ir clrps, UP· traded cpt1 Al mo r •. 551.aG D•MLO Beautlt\.1111 lanchcaped oualom &U>ttaded Jbr. t~ Pnc• rtdiaced lo IM,500. Must Mil ASAP. Vemur-9 R.ealt>'. '7S.Hm. t ... 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MEW LISTINGS!! tt ~WATa TURN THE K t;Y . movt: right into Uus lovc.:ly 3 bdrm .. hbrury, patio homt: in Turtll.!roc k G1t:n . fo:xtcnor proft:ss. lndscpd.. with 2 patios, offt:ring co mplt:tt: privacy . Com· mun. pool & lt n· n1s $157 ,500 I AHGB.1. BIKE TO t'LUOR from tha s spadoui> family home lt:aluring 3 bdrm s., d t:n, family rm. & din· ing rm. OPEN BEAM CEIL'S, a1r ·cond. a btautif ul ho mt ln immac. cond. $124,000 SUPER SHARP!!! Brand new UaUng 111 Beautiful end un- it Cambridge, Univenity Park Ter- rac:ie; 3 bdrms .• 2 baths, fOrJVal dining rm. & kitchen eating area. Frplc. & wet bar. Patio faces large greenbelt. Gourmet kitchen, brkfst. area & din· ing rm. open to wide, side greenbelt. $88,000. 1 l BICALYnUS IOH ....._, Of'9t SAT/SUM/MOH 1-6 759-0811 1044 Irvine 1044 I 7tZl GILi.MAH TAKE IT EASY. No redtcor nt:tdE:d in this sharp 3 bdrm. in Univ. Pk. Pt:rft:ct for the young t:x· t:C. who likes to e ntt:rtain . $114,950 II SHASTA BARELY LIVED IN, this 8 mos. old Univ . Pk . townhomt with 2 bdrms., 2 baths, 2 patios. Form a l dining r m., air· cond. & dtcorator upgrading. $107,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RAHCH REALTY 551 -2000 BEAUTIFUL DEERFIELD A :.uper sharp 2 bedroom lownhomc wath up i.:radcd carpet:., ,drapes. floor tovcrings an the kitchen and cuslomi1.cd shutters and mirrored wardrobes. Asking S78,500. Ca II to sec! RANOH REAL TY 551.2000 UNIVERSITY PARK $94.950 • Exciting Edinburg model lownhome w/3 bdrms, fa mily rm 21 ' baths. Hu ge backyard WJ bnck pallO & (1repal. Waterfront llomes 631·1400 ~i~ •••••••••••• !?~~1~i::~~ ............ ~?.~~ 552·70~0 THE ...... · · VILLAGE. · .. · REALTORS WOODIRIDGE TOWNHOUSE 2br. 2ba. Bnghl, light & 111ry. Corner location Never II ved in, steps from new pool. Carmel crpls $83,000. Must be seen to be appreciated. Ask for Jim or Jack. 540·5080 COZY HOME IR Ranch Ana 3br, 2ba + paneled ra m r m Bltn ground Spa oH Master Bdrm. Panchng matches landscaped 1AL11lpaper to j?l\'C a "arm woo<by feeling cu.-.tom drape'> & many other cxtras. Short walk tu tl'nrus courts. Fussy buyer better hurry ONLY S93.500. 540-5080 OPEN HOUSE SAT 1-5 THE WILLOWS 4502 Robinwood Beaul.lful Plan 102. This 3 bdrm centrally air tonda lioned home 1s ideally located near new park pools & lennas A:.king only S77 .000 RAMCH REALTY 551-2000 PRICED REDUCED $1.000 Tree lined rul de '"t Tile entry Formal 'otl'P up hvmg room Vaultl••I Cl'llm.es. llugt• katthl·n & ram1ly {'ombo Walk an pantry too• Secluded master suite 3 !\Ion• queen sized bedrooms Don't wait. Call 752·2700 (}Pffl ''l 9 •ti"" IV'' r I r. # [~-] GREENTREE. 2 Ur hsc>. 2 ACHEYEHHE In the b<.'autarut HANCll or lrvirll'. ,\ 1·omlorlahl(' :I bedroom f.1mily home \\ath a form;il d1n10J( rnnm, built an hutch ;ind <'t•ramac t1I<' entry. A~k· mg ~.~IOO. Call for appt. CHIC, CHOICE A.MD CHAJlMIHG! Handsomt:. s uperb contempora ry de· roratang embellishes lhas fun ctional floor pl;in 10 the Village Of Woodbrid~t.-4 Bdrms .. £am1ly rm $142.500 COOL rOOl Stcp off your patio acrMs the gretnbtll. to c.-ithtr the pool or the tt:nnas courts. Pack vo ur ow n run . Beautirully decorated. t;indsrafl*"d for m;ix amum JHl\3C). 4 Bdrms .. 2' l haths. an the valla~c.-of Unav1.•rs1 ty Park S107.000 ,.._ ________ car i:;ir. fpll', nr p;irk & 1• _ t•ommon pool, w;ilk lo RANCH REALTY 551·2000 ril9fTAL PRIVACY At night when the young'wis art-lucked an upstairs. you can rl:lreal lo tht: privacy or lht: master su1tc. You 'II love tht: easy ac· ct:ss lo the hving rm . dinani; art:a & patio rrom the centrallv locatt-d kitchen w1lh lb abundance or countl·r space & r;ahmtt:. 4 Bdrms . 2 bath:; Vallagc of G rt-enlrte $92,SOO THAT'S EHTBtT AIMMEHT Your guests will ap. prtc1al1:: the unusually large kitcht:n·famaly rm . livan~ rm. ;irt-a. all are hght & a1rv. with t-a$y acctss to patio areas from all Upstairs 1s Ht:x1bll.', dtptndanA on your wants & ntcds 4 Bdrm~. 21 ~ ba . ram1 ly rm , va lla,::1: of Gr~ntrt.t. $94,500 DEl::Rfo'IELD "',hpcn" U} own~r. up~r Jdcd 2 'tv. 3 l>r. 21 , hJ. fam rm, di n rm. 2 1rnt10;,, lund~tpd. nr pool. Ai;k rn~ SS.1.500 55l 4343 e~ l>Et::RFIELD·nU plan 4 PARKVIEW CENTER 4br.212ba, dlx,2!.ty,11 11.: 532 l UHIVERSlTY DR., IRVIHE Totally up,::rd. 675 5009 552-7000 BYOWHER Collei;e Park, hit by S&S. l"iM I 044 l"lne I 044 Lath & pla~tcr. Lo assoc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dues w/pools & parks. Beaut. 4 br, 2 ba home tcg 950 IRVIHE GROVES w1tilc roof. Newly de· _,., , DELUXE 3 Br , 2',!i ba, f~.r~ky~ ~n1dpsac1~·co~crl What A Value! ~~~ ~;n~~·pt~e~~~. do~ run. S87.500. Open Someth111g under S60.000 Ph 644-4134 or 644-4407 S&l & Sun. 14971 Alhel, 1s really a bargain in1.._ _______ _ 5.'i2·5546 lrvme! Handsome mir·•· mred closets. entry hall. ealulg area, big living DEERAELD·TWNHSE ~KA:M~;~ts. drapes. Larkspur Model, 3 fir 2'~ Ba . n ear the pool. TIRDB.I. ~.500 OPEN SAT SUN 1·4 442 Snapdraiion "#I In California" HUDSON BAY REALTY, LTD. (7 1 4) 6 4 5 . 9 !, 5 0 BYOWHER 3 Bdrm. 2 ha. fully in· sulated. The Willows. 500,500 552·8870 Jim WOODIRIDGE CREEKSIDE Beautirul 4 bedrm. 3 bath. 2 story home with family rm. Move in con· d1llon. Custom drapes. elec garage opener, htc back yard w/cov patio. Sycamore model. Call 546-5880. ~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS Dfff"fl•ld F.xlensivc landscaping becutfn Home THE WILLOWS w/convcrsalion ·rirepil. Turtle Rock 14592 Oranc)e AcNI Upgrades abound In this Plan 4 Broadmoor. 4br, Beautiful Plan l03. close 4 Br 3 Ba Plan 5, owners 2 'h ba, Ir g {am rm, lo $6,000,000. park. with motivated. Open House seperate dln rm, atrium, swimming pools & tenn1s Sat/Surr 1·5PM. 12 comm pool & park. courts. Asking pricti on Goldenstar $137,000. Opn Hse Sun this beaut y is onl y WoodbridCJ• Vllla9e 10..5. 5752 Sierra Casa. $76,500. Hurry, h urry, C __ ... _ fo'or info call 833·0859 --------... hurry!! 2 Br 1 ~ Ba, lae Cncd Y<l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil w/covered patio. Greet for slnglea or couple. Turtle Rock Glml Tennis courts & pool near by this new 3 Br 2 Ba. Larkapur 1 Garden Home. For informraioo call: l"NGroYH 2Leda 1700 Sq.ft. 3 Huge bedrma, formal dint. lam rm w/fplc, brkfsl area. Aulp aar door opener. Comer lot. $1000. carpel allowance. A great buy , come see! R.AHCHRULn 551·2000 schools. S70.000 ~7 .0011 Fin•I wh;al yoo want an dwn, SSJI mo ~lli 571;, l>aah Pilot Classalwd_.., _ Pnnc only lrvinr 1044 l"ine 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WOOOIRIDGE PLACE 3 IDRMS.-2 IATHS ATRIUM A likt: nt:w imprt:ssivt homt: locatt:d in prestigious Wood· bridgt:. Livt: in true California style nt:ar lakt:, pool, park and country trails. St:llt:r has spt:nt t housands on proft:ssional landscapin g and patios. Loadt d with t:xlras. St:llt:r wants out. Call today on this one, it won't last. THE RANCH 3 IOIMS.--f:AMIL Y RM.--A/C A stunning floor plan with formaJ double t ntr anct: doors with raist:d t:nlry. dramatic bt:amt:d catht:dral ct:iling in living r m. and dining area. a Pact:St:ttt:r patio kitcht:n with brt:akf ast nook and hugE: pan· try. A homt: that's pnct:d to st:ll. Tht: lowt:St prict:d home in the Ranch. Hurry. it won't last. Only $84,500. GOU:a"S D!UGHT! Stt:p out the door onto the golf courst:, 3 com munit y pools, stt:ps to· nt:w tennis club and other fantastic outdoor ac· tivitit:S. A btautirul 2 bdrm .. den homt: rt:ady for you and your fumiturt:. A decorator's delight. Call today for more de· tails. . REDUCED MUST SB.L Don't miss seeing this lovely Ford h a m mo de l hom t: i n University Park. Tastefully de· corated thru-out, t:nclost:d balconit:s, air conditioning, plus many other exciting t:x- tras. Priced to sell at $89,900. a--1 ............. 549·4764 ~~· 57s-34 u. Luak Sell thlnp fasl wtlh Dally l"ine Delight · Pilot want Ads. OPIN HOUSI TODAY l·I 21613 OCIAM Y1STA LA.uMA llACH Dramatic 2 story condo with a fanta s tic o cea n v iew ! Comple t e with upgrade d carpeting, Brookswood pant l· ing, pool. jacuzzi & many more eKJ)Elnslve cUJtom features. Evtrytbin,g ne<."<led f oT great California living I $149,900. 499·2068 ErUoy a tennis cru + lnfM 1044 lr¥W I 044 POOi & jac In this 2 Br •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -1ieauty w/a loft. Only 10 '"'°' old. Also has den ,owetbar+ boat or camper atoraa•. A Musl ace. On\)'"$84,tOO PRISTIGI HOMIS CALL6'U8Ct ' .. ' OPEN HOUSES WOODllUDGE I WanderirHJ Rln IN TURTLE ROCK GLEN'! A OevoMhlre w/4 bdrms &. a den Only SlU'J,9~. COUEGEPARK 14541 Guoma A great popular Cornell w14bdrm:;, .t bonus am . t<mtral uar condallonang & :;pa for :;uper romfort. Nt!ur pool, p..irk & :;cbool. :i.136,UOO REAL ESTATE PRIVATE HACH! Ju!ll steps away from this 2 Bdrm .. 2 both home in South Lagunll. Ocean view too! $136,000. CASUAL COMFORT und formal entertaining. Lingo RlAl&lvl Cowitry kitchen & out· standing appointments ~leach I 04t "*Jllna leach I 041 m this 3 Bdrm .. 2'h bath ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEERFIELD 6 Fodtlll A sha rp 4 bdrm Park home w/over 2500 sq. ft. or comfortable laving Completely upgraded Walk to school, pool & park Sl~,800 ocea~ view home. MUST SUMDAY l·S THE SEE. $149,500. orBI DEERFIELD 24 GoldentMtsh I\ 1.>c:.aut1ru1 2 bdrm townhomc that has been upi::r..idcd lhruout & truly :.hows like a model 1\:,k 1ngS78.500 RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 A Gor9eous KICK IACK & LET THE INCOME PAY FOR THE PROPERTY! ·~ acre with commercial ken · nels, stables, grooming ar<!a & office. That 's not a11·2 Bdrm. & I bath house loo! OWC lsl TO. $197.500. HORSES OK . ON THIS •:, ACRE IN LAGUNA! Ranch home with 2 Bdrms. & 2 baths. Sec to appreciate. Owner will assist in fmancing. Sl17,500. INVESTMENT Prime Laguna Beach localions. Two lhri ving ~auly salons with !l. ccllenl incomes. $30,'T' &$50,000. Pool 1104 So. Coast Hwy. as JU!..l one or lht• LAGUNA BEACH tustom11cd h·aturc·~ or 497-2457 tha., lo'l'h Turtkrock --------- :-ini.:lc r.1 maly ho ml' 4 lldrm'> :!' ba l;im rm lormal ll1n rm l'l.l 'S .1 .:n .1l lotalaon Wl'll \\UI th iii 34i.!l00 ~523 CAHPtlSDa·IRVIP4E TURTLEROCK l'la11 I l'rl'st11.:ious 1'111111'1 •11·" llal b home w1111 H>HE\'Ell VIEW' t>1111 •1 1·111 flt• :-.at.• toe Walk tu t lem & har.:h ... 1·•11 ... 1 ... 1 lilt. ram rm. ~ h .r I' II 1-: SI D 1-; NT 110 \1 h I-ml' l'oni.truc· tum \ H•r .. Sl'fo:t:JJ\L hum1 l•>r "'·rv Sl'ECIAL ll<"(1pl•· · l'nl•erl 11Aht at ;,J:l!I '11111 (.di l-:\t'lyn ..... .! 01:11 VILLAGE II Commet"cial Cam~r Prominent C· I lot on Coa!.l Hwy. i5xl20. 1s now a character house wath 1850 sq . n. 4 BR • 2 ba . drnmi; rm .. frplc & lots of parking. OWN F.R FI NANC I NG with $49,500 down . Total pncc $165,000. White Wahr View Pnme Emerald Terrace, 3 BR. 2 ba., den, 2 frplcs .. oak noors, beams. deck. bnck walkways. stained gl;.1ss, f!rccnhouse. a ll in ;ill, a i.upcr home! Open Sat 1Sun 1·5 . 1640 llilkrest. Askang SLS.l,500 BICJ Vi~w Dupl.x Only 2 bl ks. to ocean. 2 DH up, l ·BR. down fo'rplc. Big decks & patios. Dbl. lot wath workshop. laundry rm., elec. garage. View rrom both Wt.its. Open Sun. 1·5. 2817 Rounsevel Terr . Sl79,500 * 494-7551. h;ll,~c (o"'')&c5 ~a.1.f'or PORTER REALTY 1000 N. Coast Hwy 497-2468 662 Oak St. Charming 2 BIG STE .AL BT, shingled home. Walk A to beach. $119.500 AND YOU DON'T HAVE OCEAHRlOHT TO BE A TillEF to see Lg lux. 2 Br. 21 ~ ba Con· the value \n l h \s ' do Sek on the sand. BDRM .• :1.BATH HOME . S279 ooo Detail ea irchltectw:e Vl°CTORIA IEACH w/exterlor of wood, 4 Br, 3 Ba home. Steps lo Palos Verdes stone. etc. beach Xlntcoastal view. Located high u.P . on SJ2S oOO Laguna·~ famed Rmera .:.u!"RTHEICH coas tline wlt b a n "~ OUTSTANDING VIEW New hsung. 2 Br. room OF SADDLE BA CK for pool or expansion. MOUNTAlNS & THE SH9.900 VALLEY BELOW . 497·17 I 1 Spacious liv. rm. approx. ILUEl•D.CYH. Enjoy the convenience or this ·4 bdrm .•, 2 bath home. within walking distance to tennis courts. A large yard for the garde n e nthusiasts. $159,500 MORTHEHD Charming 3 bdrm. home on qwct street. fcatunng hdwd noors. bll·an clec kitchen. occiln vacw. wal king da'lhncc lo beaches. SlSS.000 TEMPUHIUS 28 rt. long has WOOD BEAMED CEI LI NG. CENTER F IREPLACE SET IN WALLS OF G~. leads lo patio & lath house. Stepsaver kitchen has BlL T·lN RANGE. OVEN. DISHWSHR. & LAUN· OR Y AREA WiWASHER & DRYER. O~ns to LARGE FAM. RM. wilJ't wood beamed ceibng. This better bu.ill home is the best buy we have, offered for only $126,500 FYI rrice SEE TODAY!! GONE TOMORROW'' MISSION REALTY 98SS. Csl Hwy, Laguna Phone 494-0731 Like beamed ceilings'? 1--------• nus one has them II\ h v· TOft OF WORLD ang rm., ram1ly rm. & Luxury townhome, fully mslr. bdrm A little paint upg raded. fant a stic &TLCw1U makethasone whit e wate r view? orLaguna'smostchann· De lightrul couol r y ing 3 bdrm. homes. !(1tc he n ; mirrored Greatpolenttal ! $175,000 wardrobes. skylight. Uf'olDSlPRICED... Priced Lo sell this . ror fast sale! Owners we<•kcnd. leaving the country /\ 2 CUSTOM HOME bdrm tharmcr with Spettacular white water room to ci.µand. f'artial & coa:1thne view. Fully ly rem dcled. wulk lo upgraded; patio & deck, bear & markcli. It privaLe pier. wo t l:.ai.l long at Sll0.000 RED HILL / REALTY 768-875 I ~ 110S N.Coosr Hwy.,Loguno 494-1177 31601 Coo st Hwy.,S.loguno 499-4591 OPEN HOUSE 1-6 Sat/Swt/Monday 511 Brooks Street Ocean View. Convenient 'to beach & town. J Br. 13• ba. frml din rm, h:c lot. SECURITY A w111ding path-leads through par k ·llkc grounds to this secluded Laguna Beach cottage nestled comfortably onto a well located R·2 lot Sl43.500 <65 > !',II \It.., \I \lt<lUfo:TTF. 'I' .1 t 11, I II~ .l II H t;c H It \I I• r t..111·h1•n "ath •p1.1l1:' Jppl1;1n1·eo, _ 1-'rpll.. 1111111.JI cltning rm li.:1· 1.1maly rm & \I .\,JOH (,II E 1-;N R ELT l.Ol' ,\,kmi.: 111 22.500 (;;Ill l.orramc.-:;s2 7007 & B.1.1 J:llfl INDUST. CENTER Waterfront Properties EVELYN COPELAND REALTOR 552-0434 43.200 Sq. It., 36 units + 2 (2 lJ )592·2813 commcrc. bid gs of Trade your old stuff for ll,200sq. rt.+ extra lot . Hnve something lo sell~ new goodies with a Good area near 2 major Classaried ads do 1l well. Classlrtcd ad. 642-5678 frwys. $1,450,000. L 1e--1. 1048 OCEAHFROHT ~leadl 1048 OIJllllCI _... 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ON RF:AUTIFUL tree· hncd North end street: sparkling, mant rond. home, 2 HH. :! ha .. den. clamni:: rm .. frpl . hdwd. nr ... lovl•ly yard, nower~ & trees Sl 92.500 Woods Cove 4 bdrm .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nestled on a point sur· rounded by rocks, ocean & tide pools. $850.000 COMMSlC. BLDG. Center of village: leased to 2 well est. businesses. $195,000. PEG ALLE;'ll REAl,TOH 49-1·7578 --------- LOCJll"CI leach I 048 LOCJlllMI Beach I 048 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW VICTORIA BEACH Have you bten waiting ytars for propt rly on t:xclusivt Victoria Dri ve? Now available, ntar oceanfront & clost: to btach stairs with pott:ntial as a rtntal duplex or family homt. Complt:tely furnisht:d. can arrangt terms or t:xchangE:. RED CARPET REALTORS So. Coast HlcJhway, ...,_. INcll 497-1761 751..0526 GD GOING TO. TENNESSEE Splffy neat. 4 BR home, Mission Viejo. Near Saddleback Collese. Must s~ll pr onto. Reduced to $81,900. o,.. Ha.M s..-,1.srM 26411 MllAI VISTA LEASE Lltth: country m anor, Laguna· Niguel Hills. Charming 3 BR vaulted ceilings. frplc, pvt par~· like yrd. Children ok. $490/mo. SAN JUAN llAMCH HOME Vt:ry lar gt: Capist rano hacitnda homt:. 4 large bE:drooms. 4 baths, btautiful country kitchen & family rooms. Pool & large yard on an t:state sizt:d lot. $325,000 A COlDWBJ. IAMKB CO. 496-7222 831-0836 I LoC)uRa leach I 041 ~leach I 041· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGOO IJIVESTllEITS. llC. lB 494-6525 llti" !()Cl ALMOST OCIAM .. OMT Megntfioent white water views adotn thla dG:dlng 3 BA home In pk:tureeque Monwch Bay, Beach I Club Hol.l9t )uat stepuw.y. t 210.000. PllMl~CIALCOll• Over eooo IQ. ft. frontlno on 3 etteeta. Great location, •fDPI• parking t &00.000. MIWPOIT OUPLIX 3 BA ... It BA. ~an tUdced '"'° almoet 3000 911. It. 8hOrt 'Wlftc to bMcft. Qulllty conltNCtlon. $113.000. I ' •• 9'" '°".. .... ... ,.,. ~ ...... H for s• Houu• Foor s• HouH• For ScM SUnday September 4 1977 DAILY PILOT •• .......................... ······•·····••···•···•• ·•·········•·••······•· ...•...............•.......•.......•........•. ............ t041 •eda 1041 MHloaVl•io l067 ~~~.~~ ••• ~?~! ~~.~.~~ ... ~~.~! HCMltH For ~al• Hount For Sa&4t ~~!~!!.~~~~••••••••1~.c:'!!~!~~~•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MADRID t.71 II~ 1114 '" r ' 111 \ '.1 .. S :.I r II • ~ \I .. I t U II uti..lr •k ll"cl llh11111t.11n t.. 11011 1 uur~\' 'u W jlk 111 6'1 If I llUJ.:•I" l.ik.1• rt•\ c l"f1l1·r r 1 "' liul .qnl l~•11u\ <let 01 '" Jll u1i ICt .. dt'' l'\lt II "'"-•IJ} K:r7 ll~W NORI NS REALTY , .. - TRllS! TRHS! TRUS! Ow ooly tln'li 111 \1 \ Utll .. I"' 111 ,IVl' l'lMHl'-H I.IN!· .\ 1:1111tl lfl~"ltmPnl & 11 lant.1~111 horn•· tH1 :!' .. u.1 , r.1111 rm u111 1111 . t 11m111u111t \ ~"'1111111111~ 111101 Ttw voul rh .. 111·~1 '"hi-. I'm 1-.I ~low 111Jrk1•t fl > OWOC• r•1:11;m11l7111 COIYH.AVEH DUf'UX \ llll ,1 nt1 ) o ut l!•n .. wh IWUI en,1(1) thl· .,; Kiti II I"' 1n •tr1111 ('nro111• 111•1 M ,., dllpl('.li. pl u:, 11 Ut:~I 'lud111 Wlllk lo ... t1op111nit & ~•ch r(.'nt114 ~ rt!lrl'J J Wit. l H,\ hunw L111tu1111 thlla w lrit 1>uvl. it""' UUQ " 111 t· riu11 $11.:• ooo Ht!nl "'htk 111 l»t row ~I rnn ZA~ ltODZK Y ttlt r .... Kiili 1W11 '-"t'nll.'r dmn• l>y llhl .,... ........ I OS2 world l h.iirtn. lf\'Vt'\l ••••••••••••••••••••••• $59,500 :! Ur I Ha l't1ntl\I '"'°'l ar~a \l1'M>1v11 \11·111 H} owner ·• 1.1 :i!lll j,>711 I now. t!nJvY forr..,a ,..,.01.AMIC VIEW '$184,!Jll(I llACH COTT.AGE pll.I.'> 1ocume 1>u1•fl 1C on Balbo• Pl·CUn .ula OOl' block w be.id1 l'sl .)'our jma14m.it.10n lo1 r1·modcl or cn)UY 1ti. 1nlnns11· ~harm ab 1s :! UiJ1111 up per. ~lu<l1•1 lower $121.500 1111m 1111, .:11.,jl l.Amtly home. s1111.1tl<ti 1111 .i tar~... REDUCED SSOOO .. omt.-r lot v.1\h room ror Li>"l''>l 1111l·1·u l11mw 111 pool. 1 Bcdroo11\, 2 balh thl.' nl·t~hborhwwl .I till r.imlly room. & fo1 mJl rorrn.11 u111mg r.111t."111 dtmnK rrn1m \ 1 t1Jrming 1· o / v J l 111 "., ti h e r l' ho me m a ruuulry ... et cnh.inc~d h} m.1 "1\1' tini; $127 WI) lrplc t'JlhL'(lr;.il l'e1h11.:-. SEA TERR.ACE & new m ·h 1·,1rth t11r11· HY Owner H1ic t'anyun ru~nhuml', \'ll'W J Ur . !It'll l'OUI, JJtU.t/I, lCfll\I' )t•u uuu l7 t'Jnvnn bland lJ1 Ol)l:tl Su.t1SUn \'\uf\ 1 S ~ 0:1.\0 halho.1 hlancl cxdu:.lve 111 w 1· \cl honll' Z '\\or1. J h 1 1 oia:.H•r :.u1te " 11 pl1 J hJ, ham rm "' r111k . :!:IOlhq rt •.i btk tu ~111 h S<!7S.000 Agl lf/3 :~1:1;,! VU SECLUDED UHDER s200.ooo ('11\tum h1Ult. rww 3 1 tl1•11 or 1 llclrrrl M<li.ter lidn11 liPJlllc'll c 1•1hngs, 14\'l l>..ir 111h·n·o111, Micro o\e11. llJ!l 111 ulc, toun t.111wd l'ourty..ird A Must To SH TM Rem &taters 546-231 l !\c·wport Crest tr1 lt·vcl. 2 lir :!': baths. end un1l Sic I Ill lHHll " tennis u111-:1.11lotl Will l':irry ~lld ')llJ 000 . t)"' lll'r ,\i;l li7!> 11105 Macnab -Irvine 111'.\l.'l \ l'll~ll'\~Y llGC.AMYOM 5 IR. BRO.ADMOOR !lard to find home'. with DY OWl'ol';tc tlurbor View l'Jlermo t-;urth \A)lll'S llll'. blll k il86.~I "'ee land llUJ Pon Wht>t>l11r. l'hone833 1840 HIWPORT HEIGHTS •J.JS'f'INGS• John Soar 752-2020 Quall Pl Propertieti --------- SIEDROOM FIXER 8rini: your paint & T L .C (or tht ~ large Ea!>tbluff home priced lo sc>ll. R.C. TAYLOR CO. 955-0350 --- •BLUFFS• By owner/agt. 4 Br. 3 Ba. F.R .• lrg patio. dbl gar New paint. in1oul. Many upgrd 's. 428 Vii.tu Sue rte. 0}>t'n l 5 Sat /Sun Evs ~-8033 dys 751·~ 1'1nanc 'g avail PEMIHSUL.A ftT. Charmin!-? 2 i.ty home bay windows, hardwood floors Beaut patio & family rm. 3 BR. ~cwml( rm or nursery. 21'l BA. ~eps to bay or ol'e.in SISS,000. HOLLIS WOOU lll':AJ.TOH 675-K61b •...........•....••.••...••................•.. H.wport leach I 069 .&ewpofi .. och I 069 SGll JllClll Son Juan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•••••••••••••••••••••• C.ttrofto I 071 Captstrano I 078 HELD OPEN FOR YOU SUNDAY 1-5 P .M. HARBOR VIEW HOMES 1809 PORT STERLING PLACE. Just hst<.-d & it's d~hghtf ul ! Bright. light & chtt:ry, 3 bdrm .. singlt: story adult homE: on poolsizE:d yard. "Mint" con- dition. with mucho charm. Prt:stmtE:d at $135.900 THE·BLUFFS 438 vtSTA PARADA. The pridt: o! tht Bluffs at $139.500. for this absoluttly gorgt<>us. totally rtdt:coratt:d ''Trina·· plan. Has it all! Award winning in- tE:rior, gr<;at location. suptr price Just has to bE: tht: btsl valut: m thi~ prt:Stige community 2610 VISTA DEL ORO. Without equal. m a class by itstlf. proft:ssional dt:· corator's 100'.'t> t ffort. No detail ovt:r- lookt:d in this t:xquisitt "French coun try townhomt:" or 3 bdrms .. 212 ba .. 2-story t:nd unit at $127.500 <Offt:rt:d b<:low rcplacE:m<:nt cost). •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HUBYJORDAN ~"'61*~ HIGH UVJNG -Low care 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath J?arden home Alr conditioned plus sea \HPl'1.e,, Covered pat&O . $85,000 CALL 493-4521 ll 161 Camino Copiatrano, Wh L Scm\ Juan Capistrano ----~ ,.... .... ..-srzw>JP.SR-'- Newport B•och I 069 H.wport Beach I 069 ·······•·········•····· ......................• REDUCED $25,000! :'llEWPORT CHEST TOWNHOM I-End unit .! Sllll'\ lJq~c II\ Ill~ t m w bJkony ~I'·" 1111•·11 m .1 ll'r tie1lrm Xl111 llfll< \\1111 I l.1 ~1 ('.111 l•I > 11:10:1 d9tl liiiiil •LIDO ISLE 1 .. iri;c l'11•t:Jnl 5· llr. 4 Ua f''mlv t<m, w har ~ pool \,1hl1· J tar .:..ir. S3·15 000 l>n \\' b' 430 Via I.11.111 N•u1I 1h~n make Jppl 1.;:1 !l-111l IYOWMEll lll>r Vu II me Montego 1 tJri;acnr. Sl@,SOO 201R Port Chl'l!>CJ Pl. HM ot07or6:H 0760 HCE:LUHT PlaC'clnlhci.un-do::.eto plu~h l'rph ""-tit p-. ,,.ind & :-.c u t:ho1ce :f Raised wood "ntn 011h l.M:droom, lam1ly room & 2 blks lo r1·1· l'lr. 'l 111'' & dm111groomonqwe trul !>h o p 'I! 1·11 1'11·-.hl) dcsac. Private urea of-pumlC'd 111 out ~UIOU lt·r~ n•cn•a\lnn. boach & Jy owrll'r l(ll 2iX)4 p11nw tornt:r lo<':.il11111 & ---------•I 1!111111 Vll'W A111>10X 2325 EASTBLUFF DR. <Off Vista Bogar. in the Bluffs P laza. Ht:rt: it is, a terrific movt:-in rt:ady split·lt:vt:l townhomc . 2 Bdrms .• 2 baths, air·cond, otht:r goodits. wider $100,000 "A~ ..... c_....... •PORTOFIMO• SI 48,000 I 0% Dn. J Ur. 2·~ ba, fam rm. din i-.---------1 rm Upi::radl·d & x lnl TERMS 'Bri~ht & airy O ·Y (I ')ipartmenl In Lagunn. :! ·Bdrm . & 2 balh'>. 1\ lstOne'11 throw tn l ht· "OCUn & downtown. New ly redecorated. Owner will finance according lo ~our need:-.. $1i5.500 S(•cunly l1kully ~-£!\' 01Aner l'hn:.a11ta lllr w1lh view of lhc r g iBa. r.imrm 111it1 . hills .• Ju:-.l r~duc & a l'rpt:. tlq". :! 1 o\l'ft•d real valul· JlSl39.~. pat 11,,,. ,111111 1. ll 1 ,. LCHJW'O MiC)Uft Realty S87.5oo .,111, l.ljli J.0001 :.fl r1 ol llVtnK ;1n•a, with Vi.IUltctl Cell'!>. Scrludcd mstr :-.uilc w1lh 11ut111 & ~Cl> maid's rm Huom for 1)(1<>1 & much. 111ul'11 more' for preview :.h11w1n 14. 1·.111 Lynne \'ull•nllllt.' 7!i!:) 0717 Of 830-5050 496-4040 Open lluu:.i• Sal & S1111 1 I 1,11 1;::!1Ju ( M 7X) pm fly o"'ner .1 hr .! b t ---------•I /\lonJra FJrntl\ rm II! )itrcl. ::.R2.l~Jll l'1111c1pah onlv :!3~1!11; Oh\ l'rJ llt M V ~J !'>;!:!:; l'lll'1E Newport llca~·h 3 111< :! h .1 , f ;1 m rm :>IW50<1 Atn f;.lf} llfi:l REAL ESTATE l'rcaUvC' & pror. t•o. will soon IX' open mt! ofc 's 111 Npt. lkh & C.M. areas We have o pen1nf(s for n ew or expcr . salesperson-. & ml(rs who arc intt•rt·:-.ted in a tarccr. /\pply IJy calling for 1nterv1ew 631-0400 our b<:st dollar buy at $US,OOO! ! ! 1~u!iti11aa & Qio., l~rultora Ring 640 · 5560 day or evening Eastbluff Professional Bldg. FOil Si\t.E nv OWN~:H Bc<H.1t1t ully 1·w1tom1z(•rl l'ot\11hr111 Sp\•ttacula1· ll!Odl·~ view. :S Ur 2•,,, Ba, Famll) Hrn. hcunt l'cll 1111!'\ S1·11aratl' i:uc:.t quJrlcr:. ~rn;,,ooo 2112 Port Ourne:-." Pl 1; 11 4135 IRAHONEW Vu•w t)f 11 a< re park from l':11 h room 3hr. :!' "11..1 I"' 11h• t Oµn ll'>l' S a l S U II :'\\ 11 II I mntl. Fl•c tuntl. Posses' ~1. 10. 77 Open Sun l ··t 2021 Port Bmt.ol r..14-5613 LIDO ISLE BAYFROMT OCE.AMFROMT Newly remo<lclcd 1n 1·~ 'cellent Soutb LaJ(una pnvate community Lot' or wood & i.:IJ'' "'1th waves cra.,hmi: ''" lh1• rocks! SJ60.UOll * 494-8057 * ~.NT <X:E.\N Vll':W. :l Br. :!1 .; IJ.1. 1 er.cmic tile 1· n t r y l r I: f a m r m " ,,k~Jllc & panl'11nl! J,mely fl;ig~tone & bncl.. p.1llo Cumrn l>IJUI, !>pa, & Lennis crts SlJH,500 LOOKIHG FOR A GOOD BUY? HERE IT IS! Open S.1l Sun I :l .! 1Ji.1 Zandrc1 l'IJ..,. 11 I ll1lrrn 3 full ha\ h,, 1 11111 formal d1111nj.! & 1.11n1l~ room I.I! lt\ 1111; .cn•J beautifully d1·1·orah'(J Ill r 1 n e ... t " ,, r p ,, t ... & wallco\ermi: .. Sparkhni.: pool & -;pa ~urrounclcd h\ bn('k pat ms & l11~h 1:n•t•11 gardens llPduc:cd lu $132.SOO PRICE REDUCED 11.irlmr \ '-'"', CJrmel. ~u111· r 1 111 n1·r lnc-.1 trun. "'"''' tu p.1rk ,\ 'chool l .tll fur prl'\.11·w' '\~km1:: ~111.~JO BRAND HEW COHOOMIMIUM J 1.il-drno111 Priced re duced to StW.500. OPEN SAT & SL'-.: I Ii Me •••w•po• rt Beach I 069 1 ~~~~.~~~ ••• !?.~~ . ···········•··•·· :\loonrtsl' C:ourl SH 1.950 Ph" "-d)' .1 I' Ii, 'It;;! 711!:1 1:, on :.tind\ IJeach. Sp.n·1111i... lan1tly homl' \\1th hui:e llt!drooms. en tn µ;1tm. bJ):-.1dc palm and -.undeok Master hcdruum on bay wtth b.1h1111). l1replJC<' and i;•l!antll' bathroom and t lo-.el .. pace $500,000. FOREVER VIEW J Bdrm. 2', UA IOI• B a I b o a . L J i; 11 t· h "s13~.soo By owner 49!}-4685 or 673 !>97H OPEN 1 5 241 Nye:.. :sl!l!>,000 .!13r. 211J . o<·n vu. I urn Walk to hca"h HILL TOP HOME VU'.?14 oceHn. 1·1ty, mt111, :10r. den, i;.1me rm. 3 ba, 2300 Ml fl s.!l;'i,l)()() f 51.5 l'oplar 1No oflhgh 1 McGaney/Clark Hlty. 1 993 3100 or 1 528 11762 ---EMERALUDAY Exquisite 3Br. :lBa, white water v iew, llbrary. ha rdwoo<l firs, S235.000. Owner (714 > '4!>4·4lZ1 --------· ILUEllRD C.AHYOH Cu!>tom bit charmer. multi IC'Vl•I, wnod & glass.' ?Br, 28a. fam kitchen. Ownc-r. Opl'n ouse tri. Su t, Sun ·9512 BOND REALTY 831·941 I •l..\ROrt O,\Y Sl't-:t:IAL S89.SOO Low or n11 dn. but mm $2200 per mo, t·om- b1ne<i income. 3 llr. :! Ha, avail now. Like new . Cornf'r lot, o wner. 714 ·4!J9 1625. Lv. vour No. 1r NA. Prompt ca.II b;.n·k \T - Value & View Cuml' "'1th thl• l.t•).., to this Ali:.o Jk·arh area ad- clrc-..,~ l. • .ir(!e rooms thrnui.:h11ut. 3 ht.'droom~. den. I"• haths, fireplace, douhle s:arui.:e. dcl'k aml muc: h more. Excellcnl lcrm:> S\57.~ (2l2l Ko/an H1•.1I l .,,,,,,. ,,,, J M,,11,11r 11 fJ.1y Pl.i/.I bu I 1161 831 3888 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •GOOD* *LIFE* •---.. ----•I (',1n be yours! Sellers ha ve moved! Very " L~ TOPOFWOilLD Allr. 3 hdrm . 2 bath home; lamlly rm .. elm· lnit arra. lrplc' l.i;c lenccd yard. Some view from dc<·k l'alw olf ~tr. bdnn Own<•r hu\ l:t another homl'. anx US to o;C'll' SI 11.IMIO ~\AC ltY ST1\\.IFFl-:R SEA LION I! F \l..TV lll:l ~ Coa,,t. Laguna 97-3388 644-22 I 2 mol1vatt«i Swim. fi sh, s;iil or play trnnis nt your pvt club within walking distance. lrnm:.ic! Va· ca nt! 4 RR. paneled family rm. !>l<'P·UP din· inf:(. <'stm rpts & drps m cocoa !> & whl. Custom rreme ~tuc·co inside & out, includ ini; walls & c·ourtyard paLJos. Fan· ta!!l1 r' Suprr prire ol $79.!lJO *3 LEVEL* *CDNTEMP ,\lll'li fl,\V ll ..: r,111 181 I •l!~I '.!277 SEE /\M EH I CA'S MOST SUCCE&>FUI. "./ EW CO~IMUNITV SUPERSTAR R.EDUCTIOM Designer /owner crratC'tl unique 4 br cu~lom home wlposh neutral up grade<; & hu1ll 1n' thruout l.u shl' la11d~capcd. Just n : duccd SlCl.UOO CLE.AH AS A PIH Immaculate horrw -.1•\ 111 beautiful park hkt• at rnosphere vn vww lul Pro(. land-.c.i.1>111~ & A I cond1tum CUSTOM DESIGH Almoi.t 20tl0 sq ft. of II\ inl( spare m lhts m:.ign1f1 cent 3 br. custom hom1' Overlooktnl! th!! S:.id dlellack Valley. Many upgrades. HIGH OM A HILL With a c:oa!.tal hrct.'7.t.' 1'1ts this 4 bdrm., 2 ba 2 pauo home Itlcal for 1•n ll·rtamm~ and located 111 1.;,guna Niguel. JUST REDUCED 3 Bdrm, 2 bJ. cxc \I \ area, CUl>tom 1·qils llt. drps, ('enlral air. fJn \.a't1c 1. 1cw. pro! ld:.cp covered patio. m.ill bu ltjthl!.. Sc.•e and comp.trl' atS128.500 ~~RVl~l;Tlll·. 644-1766 111-:ST BUY 1-.: Nl':WP<HlT \'t·r) l.1ri;t• home• ror fam1h I fir, 2 lpll' s. on pvt cul II•· -.al' Onh. ~19~.ooo 11ac:1. 11.1y open ~un \Ion 1 :i IKS7 Ill .11•111.11 W ·" OPEN TODAY I .5 4804 RIVER .AVE. Sh.irp l.1110 Sands home! :'11 irrorl·d t rpk • sl111ned ~la:-.~ I Dlk to beach. 3 rm . 2 ha $129,SOO -GEM· 1:..'0 F'Tu:.l1n i\\'C, ND. REALTORS 642-4623 361 8 Portt Lone Open Sat/Sun 1-5 ot 31th & Balboa A. n. il St). Ol'ar park for home or 111<'omc vrupcrt\• 4Br, I ', tl.1 1 • lilk to bay & 2 lllk-. to 111·n n 2 lilt <~11allf1NI huH•rs only I Fl'C s imple-> (Jutck l'o,trow. Lor<:ll:l Oa vis 12131 7!lli 13;>0 or (71') ~>111 7!121 l'VeS ---- :;~STAHlit:RST ,\sk for John, 962· 7iljg WEARE HOT BLUFFING Make an oHer on this lo\ t•ly 4 bedroom home m the Eastbluff area. Clost to school and i;hovp111g owner reduced prll:l' S.S,000. MEWPORT-IRVlt-IE REAL TO HS 838-8586 DOVER SHORES IE.AUTIFULL Y op· pointed 4 bedrm. 2 bath hoctw. Sep. dininq rm. formal liv rm, brick fplc , 2 car 9aro9e, landspd & sprinklered. Best buy in this ~xclusiv~ nei9hborhood . S 146,500. Owner will help finance. Wortd Wide Brolctts 67l·4S45 BEST V.ALUE IM H.ARIOR VIEW 1951 Port Locksle1i:h OJ>ENSAT/SUN l 5 Sl39.~I. 2 & a den or 3 . lar~e bcclrms, formal dln1nit room. Larlle breakfast area. Frcshlv painted . Thick plush carpels. Ont> or lhe largest. most dcH~htful back yards in area. With patios. gardens and cov. cred dcC'krni:. Westside :.un e'Cposurc:. seller ani. 1ous. A must see! &'75·341 l. Lu.-.k _Realty. BAYFRONT EXCLUSIVE Localed on the prl'· stig1ous main channel in Newport This 1 m · pressive ant' home h•aturing open nr plan w cozy con· vcrs<1t1on pit, frml ~:irdc n cl 1111n 1:. h 1 gh r.1lhedral ceilings. huge muster sle. ram·rm & 2250 !.q fl!! Decor 1s uni· que m off whites & flora I OPvt lak<' & tennis cluh inc. PricC'd und1•r markl'l for fast sale. $105.000. E:'llTIH ~; SAl>DLEllAC1' VALLEY 71 1 11:;1 ~1500 'ii ' ~1 1000 1----------1 Rm. 5 bath home or course has docking for I.A YFROMT COMDO 2 Ur, den. 2 Ba. boal IYOWMER Under Conslrudton, Ot'ean & cunyon v1cw!I. ftbr, study, 2bu. S219,SOO .. 1494-5729 FANT,\STI<'· 'FA:'lt!LY doc·k. pool. jacuni. virw. *TOLLE* I IOM E ' Spac ,;,, cll't:wnt. Hy u 11pt only. 752·2265 or hug(• ram rm, fprmal ltv ()75 2:l:l2 or 675·1021 By REALTORS ing & dtn. w/~cp dmcllt'. •0.wn_l'_r _______ 1 Price CHECK US... * * Park·Uk e l(roundi. & or all Laguna Beach & •586-8500• much pnvacy <1 BH. 31---------urrounding areas Iii test ________ ......._ BA D 0 N 'T WA I 'I' ! ult1ple listing~' UNDER MARKET Owncru'\~r~'JO !1179 S 10,500 4br Castille El Goya And l\ve Lake Forest. Panoramic view, plush Woods, El Toro. Owner crpt.'g , l'Cl'nmrc hie l'n s e 1 11 n g O ea n'e try. mirrored donrli Edgewater. 4Br. rre1b S 8 9. 9 0 0 . 0 w n c r OUT Of ESTATJ pamt. l11dsepd, 2000 aq fl tra11srerred. S86 5441 ..s. bright spado1u --- Slashed! m 4 bedroom and pool in Harbor Highland!\ with all new rnmel carpet. New price $134,950 Hurry. ~().1151. your 48' yacht or your runabouts. Beautifully decorated thruout and truly a lovely rc!lidcnc<'. OPf:N DAILY l·SPM 646 Via Lido Nnrcl Udo (sic. 1165(),UOO Xlnl financing. UAVFRONT PROPERTIE~ Maxine Morrison 642·5002 or MS·SOOO X 216 Unique beach house on Upper Bay. 2 br 2 ba. boat s lip avalJ. SS0.000 rull price. Sec th11 weekend at 300 E. Cout PUBLIC AUCTION Owners ill health reqwre:. 1mmed1ate sale TWO CHOICE BEACHF'RONT PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH. CALIF DELUXE FURNISHED DUPLEX- CORNER LOT WITH BEACH COTTAGE To be offered separately and in Its entirety SAT. SEPT 17, 1977 2 PM :JSO:t Seai.hore Dnve Newport Beach. Calif Sale to be he_ld al the site "1spe<:t1on ; Sat. Sept 10 through Fnday Sept 16. 10 i\ M to 7 P M Each day. and prior to sale ttmeon Sept 17 Four bedroom' and two baths on the lower level -two bedrooms and one bath on the second level Sun deck. two car garage Complel::lv furnished including all cooking ulcns1ls. dishes. linens. natware etc Lot ad1mn· mR the duplex measurei. 25' x 95' Beach cotta..:e on the lot. Duplex was dC'stimed ;ind custom built by the UWNEH . The qualit y of his skil led crart~mansh1p 1s evidenced throughout Tt:HMS: 10', deposit on day of s ale. balance. upon dc·lt,erv or deed and marketable t1lle Uuyer will be required 10 arrange financing prior to the 'ale Sales are subje<.1. lo ronfirma hon or \eller 1976 R E taxes: Duplt:X. S2211 Lot $1906 Hl<OKF:R COOPERATION INVITED f''OH BROCHURE. CALL OR WRITE F'OX AND CARSKADON 951 South El Camino Real S1rn Mateo. Cahf94402 1415) 342·7701 ' M.wport hoch I 069 Newport Beach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llG C.AMYOM-SECURITY & PRIVACY Churming 1 BR home w :.pat master BR. living room & kitchen looking 01.1t onto altractivE:IY landscaptd privatE:' ';anl w m;.1grnfic:C'nl pool & jacuzz1. Catht:dral ceilings in living room. dE:·n & formal dimn~ room · 2 lrg floor to ceilin~ firc:placc:s B.' appomlmcnt only 640-5911 IY OWNER -$305,000 Hewport leach I 069 Newport hoch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRICED TO SELL! 2 + l>cn + formal (rplc +hit ms + 2 car gar. +ocean + Po<>I~ + ten nls. $86,000 Lge. 2·sLy. /\ Fr;.ime. 3 Bit.. 2 l>a . /\ t t•ond. +ix:con. ii 10,000 CAYWOOD ltl':ALTY.1NC • 548-1290 .. OPEN SAT/SUM l ·S 1968 SAM IRUHO Rturrs. 199,950' Dra1l1cally reduced; 3 bdrma., 2 bath condo: lowesl price in BluHs ! Jmmaculate condition. vacant. call quickly! OWHERSOPEM SAT&SUN l·:i Beautiful 3 yr old Back Baiy home on secluded ·~ acn•. Lush landscapin~ w,over SO trees. custom pool & spa. 2500 Fl or II v mg urea. 4 Bil. :.!' ~ Ba, Ln. FR. Jndry. 3 car gar, 1mmed. occpy. S225,000. :ms Windward Lane rnaycresl) off lr\'me Call 645-8821 LIDO IA YFROMT COHDO Soderii!HJ & Assoc. 67S-S626 Portofino Beouty Mori' 'll fl thJtt an\ 11th1•r mo1ld m 1 larhor \ u I lomt:'-. hc>!.ltnl! 4 fir" 3' J ha. " .,,.,, l!arcll'n, honu.-. rm & loft pcrfc(\ for l!UCSL..,, ll't.ma)!crs or ----------olltt·t· l.J.:l' private lol. l'11lnr galore. paddle ten llb r11urt & a 11 t h1• .1mentlll'l-hot h lll'\Hlt• & out. Your horlll' 1n a love I) nl'1,.:hh111 honcl. fl y OIA'T\l'r S170.0t.IO l\v appl Ii ~I Slibl 01 ti M 2071 t•~l :!!"ill EASTBLUFF Thi::. new\) h"tctl :; Hll. :! B;1. is prH't'd I •I s1•l I qwckl~. h:.l' low m •11nl \ ;1nl w-room f•ir .1 P•>Ol t '" 1ler 11111\ llll! 11111 ul S I a l l· \l u ' I ·, •· I I ' .\12.S,000 :'llt: Fcnanc 1.il. ·~·:!. 5162 or CV~'!>:;:, I I 177 LIDO ISLE 60.LOT 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHORECLIFFS <>i·c•Jn vww. 4br. 2ba. 3 <·:.ir g:1r, cncl'd patio, st•p t.lm rm Opn Sun 1·5 272!1 Via Mo11te<•1to. Ag1 t.i4t>nM San Juon Copistrono t 078 ............•......•... YOU"LL NEVER REGRET th• dav you decided lo SI:;!-: lh1s 4 bedroom, 4 • 1·Jr 1:aral(e home in the hllh of Sun Juan. \1 111utc-s from Dana 1 • II I II I ~· J r I n J • /I drarn.1t11· hunw localec1 111\ • J ,\1 re <.:all to !>ce HEWPORT-IRVIHE llFALTOrlS l '111111 rnp111 .,1 ' , 1.1,•1• an hllctl V"-rll'r hu1:1t1 1 838-8586 :?1100 S'l It & • l.1 l'I!•' • pa110.,, .1 UH 1 11.1• hu,:1· ANXIOUS TO SELL den,:S c·;ir iwr \Ju~l .,l'l' Sti:l.500, by ow ner. th1!> lwauty• S:W5.t)4HI lil'.1ul1lully dc(·orated :!llr Country Court Home• 1'1;>·4909 Soder1lnq & Anoe. Denne Sodcrllni.: 67S-5626 lli\llBOH VIEW 4 fir 2 Ba. Fam Rm. will 1·~1rry 2ndTD,o14ncr G1 1·ll2!1 -- _..EWPORT CREST <keon view Condo 2 ~lory,:! BR, 1 1~ ba. pool. JJrnu1, owner S!.15,IKICI IH5 06.52 WATt-:HFllONT BIG 2 :.tory, J & den Pvt beach Open hou'l' Sat Sun ~ton 2 i. ~I Canal Cir. !'lwp\ Shorl'<. Prop<>r1y I IOU!il' 1;42 :1850 YOU'RE INVITED To see th•~ tastt>lully 2 Br Newport Tl.'rr3l'<' (.;onrlo A ~peclal ~ell1n~ th• s igned for lhl' yuuni: al hcurt. Ocean View ~5 Sur1s1rle. Open llnusl· 1 :1. l''r1. Sul, Sun & ~fttn, llU~~AAf ~ Ol'tH HOUH ~t•l TY t7e30<Ang• Co.t• Me•~ 645-9161 Harbor View t1omcs ~\ Or 317 B.i, honu:. rm. fll)Ol Sl7~U(lO Owner &\4 41.17 - .Just r cdueed, 2 75 Acres. 2 Ur house. Horse: torrals. lack room & jacuzzi. SMU,000. Taylor-Madi· It c .1 l t y 4 9 5 4 4 R 6 or 1!~1~ OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUM ALL D.A Y 2 Br I ba. wood deck codo:-.l·d ) :ird $69,00U 2'.HI? EdJ!ewood Rd. SJ(." 19'.l 52lfi Townhou'\1', 3Br. 21.,sa. !'iummcr l'lac·c. 187,500 Will take io•,,. Down 493-2043. 8:1Ml.0_2_1 __ LOWEST PRICE Ourcanecr in Harbor l.Jnc Home. Lovely :1 Bdrm home, close to i.chools. I a!>t possession J111Ss1ble. Rc;il Estah· E:-.tt1blishment M4 9411 LIKE SITTING DUCKS? Wl'll. these ar~ SWIM Ml~G dus:k's rn thl' L/\KF: roontinl( you r dt• t1ghUol 3 bedroom, i bath end Wllt townhorol' JU!>l 2 doors fro m the pool in VIiiage San Juan area, only 2 year:. nlcl and ol a pnce you'll nl'ver bcllt' Onlv ~74.900' ·2 Zoninl 2 blks u·()m earthtones. very lives· By owner 4 Br. 2 D;.1. fam . eh.1Dl~1q.n.t1x ble, many upgrades. rm. view, prin only upper. Contact Bchrd Walk to club. acbl.5. good 195.000. :581-8-'l!Jl 41'.-4• HERITAGE R wy 1150 ~~~~~~~~~-· /\JI amenities, spacious 2Br. 3Ba. 2A hr serunly, mostly luxurlous)y de- corated. never lived in. Owner wiJI help. ffna11ce. ~.ooo. Ot---Wlll lease. 673 IU>42 A~. DELUXE Wi\T~K·ONT CONDO. Pano ramic view' $275,000. Agent 675-llMlO m;;..;....nn_;.;., _494_-809 __ u_._s ___ 1 access. come Io pk . • REALTORS 2 n~ bortie ll1n Tample Strong value al $108.000. ' ;'ea. ~n be•m• Call (714) S86·083'7 or t4ewportleoch 1069 ~~~~~~~~ JJv\ns rm. l..g covtred ~1112Telfords ••••••••••••••••••••••• - tt lo . 8 u i It· in OptttHMSat/S• uWESTCl.JFF3br.2ba, -------- k&helvoa. s1ss .ooo. 1 --w--~ 1-·.R .. patio. Walk to Estate~:-Let II William Churthlll It.--shops. sctiools $l49,000 .llLV , 4.113.3121 Lake Forest Wood~. ?few Owner 64&-9836/646·0100 Over 1.., ncre or big trees. 2 stry 4br, ram rm, dl'n shaded lawns, circular rm. 2 lrplca, Island Jcit, WA T E R F R. 0 N T . dnvc, park llko sctllna micro-wave ~ Cull balha Newport Shores, 3 Dr. for Ctdtom bulll 3 hcdrm, triple ,.;11go. 21f12 -dcol Ba. 2 h>lc'•· romm home w/bumcd coll· Trallway.SJ.29,900. p00I & tennla. fl39,'°°. lngs, formal dlnl na 982-lM 8yowner.67~l'f room, broakfut. rm. UDO ISLIGEM In1ut11ted &t air cond. SUl7,500. 3Br + mother in raw un· 0,.1t Ho.le lt·Aau own home. s.t/S. I•$ 1.a1-3AI '717St.J1mePl NB •~Mee_. ••••••o.,..~ CoiteMhe5 .. 772t FOXY HIDEAWAY BAL ISLE UNDER lOOK CANOPY CARPORT FUNKY It NOT SO NEW nREPLACt. WOOt>SY ALMOST DOVER SHORES VACANT4 BR, P'RPLC SJ.2l.50C\ 33RDST. DUPLEX 3• 2,4 BA; I FR PLC NOT AN Ot.01£ DOH Y, P'IUfOCJ.UC I RCJlL TOJt ' :iotoLC.......,, °""" ... -&40·7000 ._ ______ _ IAYCRESJ Ooett Sat/S• 1·5 tW1 Olt'nwood Lune Extrem el)' attrac:tlvo Ivan Well a 4Br. pool homo. 3 ha. din rm. ram rm. 3 \:iar 1tar. S215.000 • 6'2..408ll. 'u&tom SpanU h eool Peagf 1'aylor Rltr hme, 3 Br. Fom Rm. Call 4!>4-101'1 0pen Sunday H . 2u11 OP.._. HOUS"' • Windward Ln. Great .,... '" W•tem a. E.1163-7800 SUMDA Y I 0.5 621MlctiUl IY OWHll Completely remodtlt<t • OP94 HOUSI l·IPM Br 3b1, suo.ooo. C•U zt27 r.ta 648-7557 or'114·122>117l a bedroom. a b1lh con· John A. ~taer" .uaoc. do. ru.mpua room. f1ml1y kitchen, rare "R" pl1n. ATrRACTIVE Our price S\54,HO. WF.STCUFF 840-1121 3 Br. fall' rm, quiot ;.;:.:::..=::;;;..~---"!o---!I lrtet. nr. everylbin • J..r1 1-tr Admiral rttrta. SJJ0,000 ~ ~Sun · •/lower f,..eaer 150. Mon. its a .. Pelftbroke. orbfood..l'IW0'11 Al\IW-0751 1016 s.ca. ...... t• 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• file~~!.~= THE IEST IH IEACH LMMG Unlqut. custom c~ar & redwood en virmmt:nt, overlooking th-= San Clement(:1 coast. 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, awimmln1 pooJ. euy wall~ to · po\>ulat ooacbes. Built for !amlly Jlv;.ng. $'80,000. 'I r ' • •I• DAJL V Pll..Ol ~"day. S!pwmbet 4. lt71 Lab fw S• 2200 Hom" .. ,...lllllCI HwH u...;.tMd Hoeaet Ullfw'llltliled u.tYnlllhed ....... U•fw lhliied , • ........ '-S. C dolftl I ~T ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••" •••••••••••••••• ... ••••• ••••••••••••••••-••••' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~'~11'"'1 1 •11•0"0· .__,,,.,.tty 1000 WboaP.....,._ 31 07 C-0...tWMw 3ZU Cotto Meta 3224 .......... oca. 3240 .. .._. 1251 . ............ ...........•.•..•••.... .,.,,,..... . ........._...._ ...... ' ···•········••······••· •.•...•..........•..... ·••··············••··•• ...••...........•.. _. ........................ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• a Ur. l>hc. N e. Pool. ten. UMITS UMITS Rf.Al.TV ('OM l'ANV Coty beach cotllli(t', qu.lel . 4 Br. 2 ba Mesa del Mar. For leaae, attractive 4br. COMl>O •-IOtO ••••••••••••••••• P'tJr9u •br Jb• dtn (' 1uard Opton at/Sun We have I unll bwldln 1, IUILDB-S urt!a nur library 2 Br SPYGLASS $4~. 644·1040, ext. 15 1\'iba. mod41m klt. 1800 3 BR, 2~ Ba, w/bltn piJDt n . ut'aar j LJl.~T'fll, ~to rootpt.~.tr1pJ«!1U11,ln CHIC•THIS O UTI +. S3SO Incl ut1l. 318 D£LUXE/PROt' daysor640--000I sq rt. Crpl, drpt . O/R, Dr# ••ircondl .,· auto aprkl~• ra'*1 . pnma t'otta Meaa and ....... Anade,Balboo.ti755332 DECOR 4 BR 2 ba +den. New cardencr.Lrtpatio,fnt'd lionr'l'.P'lllSycrptd.drpd • • llunU11.:ton &•acb lo<'a 3 IWl"lnil\i k>tJI ln newly 4 Br, 3 Ba, Fam Rm 3 • yrd. No pet.a. 1415 mo. Rady IO move tn • '38$ O •• ~ 61 dwa. 141Zt .,_.. .. / uwui llURRV while they devek>ped 1uard aolt'd 2 Br. cpt'd, winter lae. No car gar. 2 (pit's, mJcro cpts. p:unt, dbl car car. f191.202:ll : 493-Nll Located on Crown V1tlley ...,.nl-»e' <Wt. .. · 1100 tut. c.dl Vcturun fflmmW\lty, NEWPORT peta. 1210/mo. 811 Weit wave oven. wctbar t:mmo.642-4085 PfkwY. a Mi. So. SD. IJY OWNER. La1ard1111uod ••••••••••••••••••••••• toW\i.t•IQr .it n EACH I p I u n !j & Balboa.Slvd. Panoramic view. $900 MESA VERDE clean 2 Br condo. Pool. t.Mls. Ji'rW)'. Call Mr. Damico, ~.I Br I • b;i, up MWP'T MGTS O'U 540.3666 pcnnit1 Incl. Ready for mo. Lease. Cull Onnle. Qr 2 Ba. Fam Rm, fplc, parklng for boa\ "trlr. (714-3.116 arade·•· 1S2 L1J8runlta,frplr1,t!nl!I lmm.:d. around breuk· A&ent.'4-4·7211644-8132 blk1tromsbolrplng $t35 No pets . S 4 00/mo . • y O~.. p.auo Al aiianll•. f1i1ntlllllf lnll Lynne Vulentlne MS-786Jor ss7.9242 · · 968-2297 or963-8067 11fE SHORES. pvt 1rea . .,,..,.. l0t 7S9·0117 or 644 6200 t>eaut.oc:ean-lew,38r:! •bdrm 3 b.a. Z800 "q ft s~~~';;· 11\4~~!'i ~~nti <M 79) RY.At.TY COMrANY 2br. bltns. Gar. Lndry. 4 8 d rm s , 2 b 8 , 41:;-p:in:.a·colfegs:.boosJs ea. bltna, el&lt drps. dbl • IU!nth t)'k. 2'hW pool OC~FttOMT $400 mo. 640·8759 : carpts/drps, blln·lns. mo 846-?56S fpk, patios, beach. lcn •, '(Omp\c-ltly rc-dtror.itc·d Mount M D ---&autaru.Uy rurn. 4 bdrm ... ~· a~k ror Alex._ frpl<'. rncd lo yd. gardn'g · nlh, pool && tutuna. A' I I l 69. O O O own t• r HwDt leoc.h Dplxs Dbtre11 Pro,.rty! R•t!·t' •Mri• 2400 ho:O~} Ml · yr B lebuse · Rusllc 3 Ur 2 ua, S575 mo. incl. $450. 831·9081 Btwo· S20o..&.orp! Octl. 493 '' 675 traosfrrrcd 122J:I Twt1!li<hm.:t b11u111111 l r11nllml1tfor yuu ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.?. 1 ,,A~·823·5a<~:or>a Neu tcnni~ courts. s.5 Pool! Patio+ more.Beaut.pvt.areatwnhme ... D~wnlll)t :!t3•'•279f•211 <1t111t· lt> l>i.•,11h ~ 11ho1> it.•ut•h11n•11 :.iwl'IJlll,l BIC.Rfo~AllLAKEt'HONT \ ... inuge....,,.. · Patio, fplc . 646 7173 COft....,......leW_..I Many more avl. Small Ocean view, 3 Br, 2 Open S..t ·~un 12 .i 11111.: Ar.lun~ $1$,000 l'robalt•11. f u1 edoour1111 , $l5D.OOO 5 Cabini. Cathy Before you pay some rec/LI FE 11crvicc Unt. Crplcs, pvt bc)l. tennis.. Laur~l"'°'ld ('nndn 3br H.inkruptcll'l\,Olvorce Airt 4\14 !1727 -l91 97M 3122 2 Dr 2'!i Ba, fo'am Rm. agencies for the "run 6'5-t900 pool. $Sl!O/mo. 834·3333or !ba. Pt•n C Upjlr1ufrd 3 Bdrm. :.!bu & :! Ur, l htt lnvc ... rnicnl v1 op(•rtw11 kltch. refrig, wshr/dryr, a r o u n d' • • c a I I ••COfttunMn GYlde _4_94_·3320 ______ _ Nr p.irk.Jool. tr nn" NrD~~~~eS~~~~htti. ::tdwl:"~~~·n l~l'r~~~~ ~~ii!b~~~~~~ lOAn:fo~~:~~:~~~~: 2 car gar, beaut yard, CONSUMERS GUIDE. $.'m. Large 2 Br, Kida n OCEAN VJEW· Patio l!:& Imm o.-cuparu ~ l 'Ill fEU BROKi.;R~ C'Jll.tna 4s,1~ < luh lncld !I Van Lu1t l', bl ks to beach & grdnr pd. $626 yrly. Many ~ave a~d are gl~d pets OK. Pool, more. Hme. 2 Br 2 Bn. odull'>. k>lo\mrkl•t~!IOO l'aulShiparo wullµuper thruoul , shops. 31 .t Jas mine. lmmed occpy. 4 27 they.did. lOOs or ~ses, s mall Cee. Condo. Jacuul, pool. $455 mo ~ 2'>Kll Mti 7414or63l 3900 malch1n..: cusl . drps, Cd M. l ·626 0867 or Nar('1ssus642 3286 plex s & apt's available 645--4900 _7_~_9260 ______ _ Wn.,,..tw I OH DUPl..EX ~10~ v~~r~:~':nt:.a~'!; 626·6212 Nr beach. shops, upper. 3 ~01~·sA~r~~~ ~l~t·in~~ * •C~rt Gui• 3br. 200. Nice home. pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 PLEX $243,000 Corona del Mar &ale by Owner $61,500 Winter; pnv beachfront 4 Br 2 Ba. W D. o, W, fplc. e u ch d a>:. Sm .a 114Br,2slory,2 ba.1& bkyd, new crpt. S475, l mo free Rik to beach T\w bt.-dr(){im homl' plu:. Jo'irm 673 5436 BR.2 ba.S900Mo gar, S450. 675-8340, ree FREE tile service. pets 0 K. l.ndry rm, lsl rent w/one yr lse. P1P. 10 down968 6700 IJrue rt·ntJI unit, ex 2500 9684l27l 6454900 &last962·2860 ~6214 JUST REDUCED $2500. 2 Bedroom. 2 bath, ctc.m ai. a pin (Jm1ly ho me Comm pool . clubhou:.c, tennts court, all for your enjoyment for only $55,500 Open Sunday l 5. al 10243 Westmins ter Avenue CALL WHELAN Ht:AL ESTATE, 898·7865. .. h d Agent 673· *•Com·,,.,..-G .. 1.a---------- cclll'nl 1n1:ome pot.cnt1.1I l.Jkc ,\rrow ea Charmin~ sccludl.'d 2 Br. -· • ... ._ Like new 3 Br 2 Ba. lge in f1ne'>l l''>lal11',.hi;d QUALITY llOME. 3 BR. LocJYnaleoch 31 48 fpk , wood beam clg!, Sharp exec. 3br home. t'am Rm/den. lge yard. Jreu Cart~:I ilrJ1>e~. 2 2 Ba, level entry. level ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar. 644·5687 DL.X Mesa Verde dplx. 3 Brite & airy w/vaulled No pets S425 &rdnr incl. hn·placl·s :Sl75.uoo fncd n·ar yard. s hort 3 Arch Bay. 2 Dr, rrplc. br, 2 ba. frpl. bllns, new clogs. form din & K \\alk to bch & storei.. xlnl ocn vu. pvt bch $550 1 BR. So. or Cst Hwy. cpl & pnl. Encl 2 car gar t!heerCul country kit. Vng adlts 0 · 499 1625 _ ..,chools. 40 mm drl\'c to !>l4·4418or 499 2066 duplex Ftpl. beam ccil. Adlls. i4.25 Drive by 1571 w1dshwhr, frplc in hv 2 br. 2 ba on 1io1r course, 1£ .Quall ~ San Bcrnardmo. 50 mm -------AdlL' No nut~ """". 417 Wintergreen. C.'.\\. rm. lge master br. will xlnt cond ... 365. Bill Super Easts1de C :O.t . d T h b r .. ~ .,.,,.,., k I f ., location. close to l7lh Plac• tuR1ver,.1 c his omcQwel, rustic 1 r urn frh.SattSunl 5. 4 b ;c-1 r d d accom. angsze urn. Powell,497·17~1 1s in xlnl (•ond inside & house. S250 . Older ----r, · g gar/ nc Y · Onlyi4.25.848·94.27 Street 2 Bedrms ea Prap•rti•• out Mus t be Sl'Cn . employed p e r so n . CostaMHa 3224 Cpls1drps, new s tove. --------Lak•Forett 3255 TRI PLEX w scp ~aragt!s Prin .7Sl ·1920 " ~ti9 ,500 by· owner . 494.8170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $425.761·1462,S48·466S Neat3Br 2 Da.fplc,good ••••••••••••••••••••••• c;1pills only, please' 1'000UA•l~1N1wl'O•t11•c" CJJ33'7 IJ27 rt lpm ---------.• . .nrbmd,quletculdesac. L..a.~._.~ __ ..-... __ _ ~IW,:M.IO New exdus1ve ---------i a --2br i,pht level home NEW LUXURY CONDO Townhouse 2 sty condo 2 N r < Bushard & -nrom~ lis ttnK so cull now! TRIPLEX Out o f County situated 1n wooded S. Csl Pluta area. 3 Br, Br 21 Ba FP 0 w Hamilton)$39S.964·1972: Former model. pro 6"5·7221 Property 2SSO seclusion . Deck. frplc. 212 Ba. air cond. /\II ma· . 2 • • • .. 499-4731 resslonally decorated & CE ..,.TURY 21 HEAR OCEAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'aba. 3 blks to bch. For jor appl. incl. End unit. microwave. 2 car gar ---------landscpaed. 2 Br. den 2 " AU 2 '-"droom unit!. .. ·• c I I c lse 9/15-6/15. $425 per Upgraded. Pool. tennis. w/tra~h cmptr, door op· Ba. fireplace. alrfum. air W t llff R tty .,., ... ommerc o omer 9 Kid & t 0 K nr, w1w cpl, drps, new. ~on c o 11 d • q u I e l es c e a blocks from i.und. <.ioud :l.S4 acrCJl. Corner of 2 mo. May be seen 911· /5 s si:n. pc s .. $450.676-5487 Agt u.-L...;.:.._ 12.a~ rental area . Submit h C f & 9il09/ll. 425 Shadow Rent S4951mo. or lease · ~· ..... neighborhood, private HCMll•s to b~ main hig ways. a e, Ln. 494.2662 terms 640 8429 ••••••••••••••••••••••• club privileges. 5550 mo. Mond 1900 lerms uod trade Only ~as slal1on, market, re· - -Dano Point 3226 Lge 2 br, 2 ba condo. Mint Available 9·10. 768-1132 Sh a rp 3 b r . ho m c . ••••••••••••••••••••••• $165,000 sldcnce. real estate of· H.wport leach 3169 Easll!ide front duplex. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond .. v. mi bch. $350. ~·~e~~t~ ~~~ut~~l u:l~~ 2 Br home al 121 Diamond * * * * ~~CASll Co000r only $1.~·<>r>· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~r. carpo'1' n1 cw crpt in 2 Br, 1 Ba. fenced yard, 642·9620 Call between 5·7 Mission Vlelo 3267 TODAY'S IESTIUY! 1~ lot. Priced al only Balboabl.Ava1ltobere· SUNSET lOO. at 7'2 ~or Fabulous 4 Dd on beach iv.r:i&$300a I & compl. frplc. $375/mo. Call p.m. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• SS4.000. Veteran huy"r" located commenrm..: the 25 yrs. SUPER BUY! comp l cl e I Y r urn '. paint . 548~72 lm-5225 CA.STA DEL SOL Welcom h'· day of r.r~t notice & last· HEIGHTS Call Mr Frey 542 3456 S8501 mo, winter lse . ., .. IV\ N E I :...... 3z.a.a " BEN lllNKLE R E ~. cw s ide 3 br, 2 Close to Dan a Point "-"'"' 2 Br, 2' Ba condo. Spee 963-0891 ing JO com,ccul1\c day:.. FOUR-PLEX , . . Agenl63l·l400 bu, yarq. encl. garage, Manna NEW 3 Br 2•2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tacular view. After 6pm 67553(>.l Best buy m area arro'>s :61 Acre \1ew parcel w1lh STEPSTOBt:ACll W1D Nopets Ba. spill level for lse . RENTALS wkdys.837·8260 lncom. Property 2000 from prop<i..t•il 1wrk 3 wal<'~ .• & pod"' <'r bl.'ini: 3 Br dplx. yrly $595 TSL Mgmt 642·1603 2200 :;q.£t. No pets. S550 2 BR. 2 ba . . . . S440/47S d • A TIEHTIOH VETS You can J.:C't 111lo a sup<.>r house 1n Wl'slm1nslcr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bedroom owner·-. untl ,. d1\1dt.'u. ionl' 2•.; acre~. 675·4777 ------mo. (7l4)752-85ll 3BR.2 Ba 5435/700 2Br. en, LA MANC HA. 2 2 Bed room. & 1 1 12.000 r)(•r <Jere. '·, lmmediale Occy, 2 sty, 3 3 BR. 212 Ba . . . S450 bltns, frplc. pool, xlnt Bedroom t;,n•lll•nl JP down fiJl...ncc release Br 2 Bn. fo'am Rm, k1lch. Above Monari:h Bay new 4 BR.2,., Ba ... SSOOl7S5 golf views. 495·6286 SAM CLEMENTE TRl·PLEX. extra nu:e 3 BR. 2 BA owner's un1l w frplr Walk to beach & park 5152,500. precialion & tax !thclkr daw.c. 21.1 JerC' parcl'h Across ft school, nr 4br, ra m rm. view. Take BR S210.000 ,.elhng S60 000 lo $70.000 w Jt.. TERFROHT Tushn & '"'lhl St $400 Miguel Rd off Pac est 4 • 2 Ba · · · · S420 H.wport leach 3269 1n arl·a 171 11 751 41126. RENTALS mo · no pt!lS 559 6163 Hwy up hill lo 24291 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX. sharp 2 & I nea r beach & park S91,SOO. BERTHA llENRY REAL T V INC. REALTORS 215 Del Mar .\92·-l 121 --7•1•4•/•8•4•6···1•3•7•1- t714)193 1153cvcs tfftvcseveralwinlerren· Huge 3 br. ram rm. 2 Cortes.or530·1867eves •WATEllFROHT• Out -of Stat--I d f 1 r d d 3 BR. Crplc, bltns. Avail P~, las. pnme res• ences, rp ('S, nc y 634 Jbr,l640sqfttwnhse.Wet Sept. 1st. Yrly ll>c . ,..,........ ,, 2600 furnished Center.$450.642·0282 bar. etc. Above Manna. 774 ·4384; 675.-6169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3359l·A Dana Vista or ev/wknd. 21 2 ACHES wi.\ Br re· SIOOO. toS2000 month. E·Side attract 3 Br. 2 Ba. 5»-1867 eves --------- modcli.>d (arm house ruce patio & fncd yard. Large 3 BR, 2 BA hm. likl' l'r1 ml' I CH' al inn. n r Soderi"'9 & A t soc:. S400646·2389 B Toro 3232 new. Lido Isle. Approx • wllh no down p<.tymcnl Total prH·c of only S59.~. Chi·rk "'1th u>. to sec 1f you quahly. Jlurry while 1t last:. GOLF COURSE FOUR-PLEX Great location on :\l I.' a d o w I a r k G o I f <.:oursC> Live in one and rcnl lhc others. Only l year new. a fantasli<' OP· portunil v Su limit terms. S227.00CI Brem e rt on . Wa ~h J.75-5626 JBrt.2na,gar.adullson· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tf5"3C .... 1111t•s"-·.l',.""'E 2200sq.ft.Longtermli.c. S "Y'S THE LIMIT "'39 000 "" 000 d Real Sharp 3 br. 2 ba. fplc. ' ""'"' va ,.,,," avail. $1300/mo. " "' .. .,n. wn ly,nopt:ls.Ava1l.Scpl.l, d I r d 2 .i 12 & 24 Untts &:Jch ti7J 6055, I f,82 0155 -------S.WO. mo ~15.4452 cplsd-, rps, ge ence BERKSHIRE REALTY and inland Orange Cuun Oceanfront s ndrm yar . great for kids & WATERFRONT $650 675·7900 Ranches, Farms. Winter. $6001 mo. 751 0557 "IDS/PETS OK pet. S395. 963-4567. Agent • • ty location for h11:hc..,t GroYH 2700 or 545.7263 art er 5 no fee 150' Lake Frontage·nu BLUFFS CONDOS value. Call 97!.I 85JJ. Uob •••••••••••••••••••••• E Side Twnhsc. ~p11cious 323,. 3 br/2 ba·tennis, pools+ Leases starting at SSOO 848-2323 Wc-,U.1dc Hcully ...•....•••.•.........• Mobile Homes For Sole 1100 .... . .....••......•........ 8 x 31 1 Rr Columbia m C.M. Adult park S2300 or lw~l offer S.111 617:1 REAL TY INC. I. Brt. complcll' IHl'Jn 714 /846-1371 \ICW, sun dl.'rk. So ---------l.,1~una. S30,000 199 2630 *EL TORO * TRIPLEX :-.iewporl Hgts S169.500 '11\rel' :! Br units. 1\J{t. :tHI tH27 or S.lO 9007 1.11.c new '75 2 1 xii I Hamada Iron kitchen. Homan tuh. l Hr. 2 ha. m a n y 1• x l r a ~ IS:\19J61XU ) Golden Key M H.Sales 537 sOOo DUPlEX·E/SIDE COSTA.MESA Dnvc hy 190·192 Albcrl ---------•I Place•. Please do nol dis * MWPT BEACH * Adull pcl park. pool , '72 Sahara, 1 lir. I bu. 12x43 IS.'>3881 turb the tenants. 3 Br & 2 Dr Sll-l.600. Pacific Coai.t Rl.'ally 1213 l •U :\.4968 Goldeft Key I t:ml apl house for ,,ale __ M_H •. s.a.le•s•5•31-5(•.IOO--i by owner !.ot ~•.te J6x2!'.IO. ~168,500. Offer &15·506l K. or Chns \ NEWPORT ISLE ~ar. e ncl putio. blln:.. Fountain Valley "' 8 min rrom OC airport. Month. Agent 644·1133 FREE S.'l65 646·4848orfj75·825R ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.AKEFOREST675·S909 Winter. 2 br. \'cry clean. L· Sd-I , d -SPAClOUS 3 br Tiburon ELEGANT Brand NU. 4 Plu Hunt. l ch. Pnde or owner<1h1p .. 1 br 11 2 ba O\\<ncr ·s un1l .. J U'>l reduced lo <1 l<'w l>l '8.!IOO 963-0891 1':"·1t1ng Fall llohday pancll'd. frpll'. ~ar. c •• 1 l', seJ Br 2 Ba . en. d 21'" b A/C t 3 Br 2 Ba. nr UC I & Univ xlnl area 2 sty house nr Cal a lug' On·r S.400 patio. laundry ~1u,l 1>t•c. pal.lo cnc1 yd ~75 mo con o, .. a. • we Hi h ii · ed $525 • Country l'ropl•rl1l''> 1 ;;5.9497 .irdn;mc l).t5.i:iso .. bar. gar dr. opnr. Pool g · ava imm · bch. 3 bd 3 ba S550. de~<'rtbcd , p1•:turcd • -$l50. 1141-4525 · lse. 559•5229 _646-__ 1036 ____ _ l.untl F.1rms. llomc" ~rt 1 boLIDriil'OrlSLE JFbrr ... ;h d1pna1n1gn• lr.mn. e2wbcar 3 BR. is, BA, 1 sly c.·ondo. TURTLEROCK 4 Br. BLUFFS 3 Br 2 Ba. lgc Waterfront Hcl·n·;1t1on, ~a h Fam Rm lg Din Rm patio pool nruat lo· Crpl"· ""ncrou•., P"l Superb arp. Avail now. • · , , . ,., " , He t 1 r l' ml' n l I\ 11 y' • 2 Ur. 2 ha. frpk dbl gar ., .. ~ ·• • A atrium. 2 Ba. nr park & $485mo. 64Q.8l46 Ma11t'<l f'rtt:E lrom tlh' W1nterSSOll tl7571ifi yard SJ9CJ mo 963-7473 $400.962·4471 gt. pool.S595mo.7~-868& World ·~ Laq~ei..l' m~crt I border -~Oft leach 3240 Lease new Seav1ew 3 BR STROUT REAL TY, Inc. 909 So l~I \\d' . U1·pt. ~. i\rl'adia. (',\ !HOOO 1213 ) 145 7750 RffllEstate bchC111¥ 2800 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Why puy tax'-''" Trade Frank j',(•larney Rciillor 4!14 11502 Brand new condo 3 Ddr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Ba, beamed clgs & w/oceanvicw, pool & ten Exccpllonally beaut new 21'.i Ba. air cond. crpt. paneled Liv Rm w/fplc. n1s courts . $750. mo Bayfronl Dplx 1anlai.t1c drps. :iulo dr dbl ~ar. all 3 Bedroom. 2 bat~. Cul de sac. Walk to pool. REDCARPET 754-1202 ha\' vie"'. w swim aren mjr appl. pvt patio. ten gorgeous brand ~ew unit parks & schls. Grdnr & • 1-'I;. wctl>ar. elcc bltm. & nu .. pool,jacuu1, adults. with 1 lrg pauo. gar. assocduespd 552-7122 Harbor View 4 Br 2 Bu . Im.try area m ca unil. Al· no pets. S500 mo SlO 8886 fr pie· close to transp (plc. all amenities. ,\\I lached encl .i car gar --Ktds&Petsok.$410.Call 38r ,2ba.denunfurnhsc Sepl. 15. 759·1131 or Winter Upper 3 Br 2 Ba Nice 2 Br 1 Oa. new pa ml 846·1826or675-6670. agt. Collel!e Park. Refs. re· 846-0l77 evsi wknds. at $100 mo. lower i Br. i ms1de. fncd yet. & ga~ q'd. SS.'i01mo. Call eves. ---.---- Ba. al S600 mo. Owner. 2544 Orani:e. house C 955·1746 X':"l ram1!y home. 58~. 711 . 840 .1879 i2?0. l !.l & last 548 2778 *A Y AIL.AILE* . 3 ·'2 b11 lge !am rm. lgc •~OW• for lease: 4 Br. 3 Da, cen· k1lch. nr schls & shop:. Li~ Hi·ris~. 2 B~alc; S,UPE.R FAMll;V .llOME " tral air. $495/mo. Westcliff. S950imo. Yrlv view, beautifully furn. 3Dr. 2Ba. frpl,<, ram rm. Houses. condominiums Call 552·0307 lse. 640_5231. • SH50imo. Ask for Rita. nr fwy. shopping & schls. and townhomes. Mont.b _ Roger Brown 1 TD pets OK. S399 mo. m· tomonthrentalsslarli~g Californian Home 4 br. 2 BAYSHORES·nearly new • eludes wtr & grdnr alS32Slo$700.Locatedm ba-.2cargar,f!'cdy11rd, 28rden 28a,lgepatio,l DUPLEX-VIEW 12 Bldgs, R wells. 300 ~-------• 830-6872 Huntington Harbour and patio, new paint. $425. blk to pvt bch. $800 mo. s 72 ,900•569,90o PLUS·lcvcl acre. Cls to OCEAN VIEW Corona ---------Huntington Beach. Call mo. 551·1844 yrly. Own/agt. Martha View or Sitddlcback CA line. $420.000. Call del Mar 3 bdr~ 2• ba New family condo 3 lge usrormoredetails. 61S.3568or642..S235 NEV RANCH 673-2617 ram rm: pool & 'Jac~zzi: bdrms. 21, b$. MC. auto Turtle Rock 3 br, ram rm. --------- Valley Ruy one unit or Gorgeous ! For lease al dbl gar. cpt._s. drps. all 2 ba. S525. Discount lo BLUFFS WATER VIEW ~:n'!;s~:":r ~a~xtr::~~.w~ EXCHANGE ~ roo Ill Harbor View applns, tennis. pool. pvt cm right person833·208'7 3 BR & ram .. beaut. gal halhs, 111 xlnl cond1lmn • DELUXE DUPLEX. Nµl Hills. Unique Homes. ~1~1No pets. s.175i mo. t 1 Tennis Club Patio Home, ed courtyd AglS44·H 33 .~ ... LociJled in Laguna Jhlls Bch It's a beauty. Ila~ 4 615-6000 S4SO mo lse. Avail Oct). Yrly lae. steps to ocean. & Adults over 40, 20x.56 ft 125 UMITS 644-127 I Bdrm a nd 3 Bdrm unit WEST COSTA MESA REAL TY INC. 559-5216 afl5:30PM school, 2 Dr 1 Ba. couples • Smull dog OK Spare ORAHGE C OUMTY Both rl.'nted. Exchange HousesUftfumlsMcl Nice 2 bedroom. 2 bath. 71~/846-l37l WOODBRlDGE 4 br.3 ba. or ram1.ly pref'd. S350 •, rent S95 mo Ask 1ng 759-0226 onl>'· Prefer Industrial ••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace. garaae. new Creeksi'de, Sycamore mo. UUI incl. 832·9871 Sl8,!'i00 J\11 very spacious, 2 Dr. prop .,... _ __.. 3202 drapes. 1 Child and pel ----------t Dill art er 3 P~· .. .. I• • ...... .. . . ' . ...... '• t ... ' 'i =--' .·~ ··: .. · A <l't 6 • 0 .'"""' townhse apL'I. Newly re· ~COf'illNA~am1 1.75 491.1 ~ k s3451 th c 11 Mod e I . B e au t . Bluffs.4Br,2~baendun "" .. """" f bi hed - -v • v ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 . mon . a Lovely 4 bedrm. 2 ba. lands ped r . k .---------t ur s wino vacimcys 962 7197 ca acing par 1t. (,1ean, frplc, $6001mo m an xlnl rental area 1llULTI>Klr THE CALLISON CO. I Ir A llt8'TALS --·--·------! stontt fplc. cov patio, Highly upgTaded. Move 675 5364, 644-5771. 202 A.c:nocJe for sal• 1200 53.400.000 F P with 25'., REALTOR Why pa.y $25·$30 when NWPTHEIGHTS cpts. drps, good area. in now for $58!'i/mo. Call Vista Hogar. 11 ••••••••••••••••••••• down Qualified' buyers for Sole 2200 2819NewportDlvd,N.n. youcangetthebestfor DUPLEX. 3 Br. 1\1 Ba. Kids & pet OK. 5415 · 898-S633oreves1~·6918 ----=------ ATTENTION only please 714·640·2344 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R--' Estate less. $15. fee. 7 Days frpl. pvt patio, gar. $375. 963-4567. A&enl. no fee. NWPT HOTS Cllffhaven A "' v•c• ... TLOT -$150F 4 Pl Ulpd ·1 f 9/ University Park 2 br. 3Br. lBa new kilchel), DEVELOPERS "' "' "'" Wanted 2900 um · ex u Ava• at 15· ~·7350· 4br, 2ba, $375 mo. Isl • frplc. encl. gar. Pool & all bltns, '1mmac, lg yd. R . d c l s Del Pl r CDM ••• ••••• •• • •• • ••• ••• ••• $160 Nwpt Bch ulil pd last. Wtr pd. luds/pets ·-"·1s ........... 552·8138 """"mo <.Aa.7298 1vers1 e oun y m un· uxe 4-ex or sale by $175 o I r I d MESA VERDE Clean 3 "''u' _, ....,.. .roo nymead. approx. 4!10 owner. 1 Blk from Hunl· Rare Spyutass 11111 lot O WN Pro pc rt Y in p x. rp ,yr b 2 ba ram ·r (plc ok.960-S34Jam&eves ---------·------" $1801 BR. pool. ut1l pd r, • m. · Re I . b T H E T E R R A C E • 34• .. SL #""" 2 Br rn. acres. Perfect for mm1 tngt.on Harbour. 3 Yrs wi magnlficenl ocean & Inglewood. llawthorne S200 2 BR 2.rtx, will con· bltns. blocks from school a rnce 3 r. 2 ba. cpts, Out.standing Cambridge d"'' ·l d~/. od • k~l ranches. S Miles from old. (213)477·8196 Fashion Island views. orSo. Bay area? sider children & 11hops. Vacant. Only drps 2 car gar fenced ecora e "'m em ' Lake Perri:.. -------Perfect for your custom WILL PAY CASH!! $2252BRC.M.Apl. $400/mo. Chllciren OK. yard good lo·~ S39S model. 3 bcirm, 2 ba. & patio. $310/mo. Isl & R.c. T "'YLOR CO. "'UICK! ho J>h T D'/\ll d Call 540 t 151 A"' ' . r . h I g h I Y u P 8 rad e d . last + $100 sec. lnspec· A .,.. me. om essan ro $2703BR,k1dsOK __ ·-~·· 963-4567,Agent.no ee. Encloued patio-atrium. tionMon&Tues.Sept5•· 955-0JSO 4 ·PI c x w I l h I 0 v e I Y R.C. TAYLOR CO. T.D. rROPERTIES 1826 Newport 81 C M .. "' ---------I owner 's unit in pnrk like · · · 2 Dr, See nt 36.1 Rochester VIiia Pacific super sharp Cul·de·sac: nr schools & 6 Avail Sept 12. A surroundings. Pr ime re· 1 ____ 9_S_S_·O_l_S_O_ <213 >674·6907 or 1714 l $1.5. fee 645·5990 St. CM. Patio, encl gar. condo. 2 br & den, wet shoppll\R. $SOO/mo lease. Fl!~~PruEr~!~~.~car s idenllal income 546·6201 anytime or HOMEFIMDERS SJOO. U Int.crested, coll bar.frplc.3ba.Closeto Uniquellomcs675·6000. l'fewportSboree,3bdrm ,2 nrea.Sl 75 ,000. Agent * * (714)846-5221aft.6pm 642·2191 I & II f .1 C· II ba, redec, beach, comm. garage. unk house. out " California's large11l poo a aci · a Terrace Condo. 3br, 2bu. pool. tennis. $S25 Mo. A\•I buildings. well water. _545_-8424;...__o~r_:6_:7:v1;;...:...7;_;31..;.___ READY Listings needed. Beller RentalService Small 1 Br, w/yard for 96&-6238 Pool. $475/lse. 17266 Octl,yearly.GU·53'79 fencing. lots of trees. De· TO BUILD service for less com · OnlyS210. 2 br. kids pet. $300. 145 Mesa Or. Good loc. 4 Br. 3 Ba. rrplc. Chcstnul~!I016 1nl( s pill lnto -2·s . l.AGUNABEACH. 2 ona mission. Scott Realty 2st.ory3br,S275 (facesElden).546·7945 ramrm gardener SS80 . Modemcondo,2br.2ba, Terms. BKR. lot. Both with s uper 536-7533 Balboa. free utll $225. 846-1371 • 1).46.6966 . Uruv Pk. lovely 2 Br. fplc, den, washer/dryer. pool. (714)677·5691 ocean view New 3 F·ini"sL-d Lots 48rhomeonlyS300. $225-UtHPaid! or A/C,pvtyurd.pools/tcn· jacuul. $475. Lse . OR522·0530 bedrm. 2 bath. fplc. 2 nc R...talt ()nly$180, l br Texas big! Pool. rer. Large 2 sty hme 4 Rr. 21°' nia. No pets. 1400 mo be. ~8S34or675-1938 l ACRES decks. dynamic design ••••••••••••••••••••••• Horse property S2~ lbr +many xtras. Many Ba. + Fam Rm, i, mi to 559-Q253; M9·1287 4 Br 2 ba gllrage new Fanta •tlc view bas th ls 3 +older upgraded 2 r~.!'s. pell rmWiltlsl • ~tic. 3 HouMt FunltMd ~r=freea llut7151 .. !.!>ere u• ". fm o re a v I . S m a I I ocean. $500 mo. Call Bill Woodbridge F..atates 3br It csu'trresbiy painted. Yr· ., d ; ....,.,.. ava . se. one ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.. c • "" eeiLIFE seM'lcc. Unt. at 615-~9 r 11t1t.cn 1 1 _..,,,1 'ulh s• bedroom. 2 bath home be rm w aplc. Priced lo or all tn Yorba Linda .• -........_ 1.1-..1 l I 06 Bal a studio. $175. 845-4900 am rm . ...,...,., per mo. Y se ......,., mo. '" .. wlth beautlful p""l & sell at tll2,000,, submit C3ll owner'• agent - -~ 7 d F ... ..,,.~·~ .-t. •• 1...a... ~l.U, 644 · 71 83 cloee t.o beh. 532·3331 vv ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Y"'" ays ee w w~-~ Jacunt. Tree It landscap-)'our terms. World Wide 631·0400 Aftyti.. JS2SM8a Verde E. CM Ins. Plenty or room for Brokers. 673-4545, Jeu· Beaut. fum. 4 bdnna., 2 5'7.ol22 Xlnt area 1 only $240 has ~-horeea & etc. Terms. nle. * * baths. Ref'i, required. pool + ~-Small Cee ':, BKR. ~~~~~~~~~1 _____ .... ____ 1 Wlnterlease,tlQOmo. CUle & Clean. 3 BR. 1~ Unt.~· · (710616-5717 * Winton R.E. $75-3331 bath, pool, Blt.ns, DW. ••C"*•••rt -.. . ..1.a-OR * , S385. Garden Grove. -._ 522·2080 SIX LOTS 4 br. H~ ba, So. bay area. ~ BKR. 968·4813 1--3-B_R_/~--Sl_D_E __ , HADY TO IUtLO :g{1,2A v a I l. On med. ~....._or_.------On bustlne, nr. airport & --------.i ........... _ , •• _... 3206 frwy, 2 baths, aamc rm, $300,000 =.'!.!'=.•••••••••• dabwbr, frplc. 1 bl'/bath SAM JUAN CAr<> ••••••••••••••••••••••• tBR, 28A, fltw Span type, compl. aep11rate. Alao SPACJOUS oceanfront 4 Ira fp. $650 yrly. Lora bonus rm. orrtce/work 63 I •0400 8l' 2 Ba cotapletely tum . Vance Rltr-,e73"4062. ' AN'VTlME ltme. Fplc, wahr/dryr , ..... Piq'nr'4c U07 •--..-.....--'-----* dll\Mt'lr. 2 cu far, oo ••-••••••••••••••••• t===~~====I pets. YTly rot. a\iaU. Wa&cfront.· boat eUp, 2 ;;;.;..:..~--.. ...... ......,.;....-...... _1 BR, frplc. lovely kltchco. . .. .~. ·--. ........._ ........ .. .... ,... -....... _ r • N• •" ... 2 t d Dmlli*JH u.fww 3600 ~ ........ 0 a • ................. ,. ,.. .... u.fln. ""*' ..... \Www. .:?!md!t~!I:.· !ept!m~~~-~4:&,.., 1!.!m:!.!.. _____ ..:DAl::;:.:l:..:.Y.:.."1.01'.:.::;:",;.,6.·~·~··· \ ................ ·-···· •• u e••e• •• ••• eeee••• ee eee eeee •••··-······ eeeeeeeeeee••-••eeeeee ee•eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee'f••• eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee•eeeee I ... .,... • .._. JH• POIMT .-w,_...... J16t ..-11111-1eoc1t 3140 ...... 0111Hch 3140 Lapialeodt 3141 OffkeR.W 4400 Office...... 4400 ~~ ... ~!~~· ............. ••••• •••• .F.X Lars• 3 BR ••••• ••••••• •••• •• •••• •• .. ...................................... ••••••• ··-··············-··· ···-·········-······· ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&«e/O«lce for ttDt, IODe 'l7 IL hvtoi room. Spec a BB, 2 BA dupl"x. C-4. Sultablo for ~- LQ harbor 6 b.saC'h OCIAMfllOM'f OceD.R view, 1\.\ blb t.o olc. retail. On But le ftlOiCed )'ard • WINTER RENTALS beach , t.aundr y le EXECUTIVE ROW I rv c.t HYiY· Approx twt•H vle• ~ 2 BR, l ba. s:TJO t torage, OIU •Cl. Joha 1 ftC:. eq.ft. $DS I*' mo., mlo a ·rl• • Ylll\a Com La• 31U\,2ba. ~ 4M-0708. Pres= efflc• lf"IC• a. Mt....... yrbe.AvlJIOW,IOWl; 2bR. &tu. S:W Whitewater vu. Unique ldt' ..., T....._.rta..._-....., eve.~ 0t·2217 2 1Ut lb l400 'I P"' _., S - 5 •·y 0 •••cH L&e 2Br. 2ba, frptc, rum telap•u 1 •"•1• ~. deht..c• ,_. -00.._. •..am or untum. $490. 5315-T.IOC ....,, ...._ ._1 .... 111 - ---------IA' .. p~•~•••wfhta .. 9.Md JbK,dfo,2b11 ~ l•l•JllDlt '"'"" days,49'1·3875evea. ,..__.,. .... .,.._,augi I liff ~ inr + ........... ..... ... .. .. 1 lilt , > llllY l'OO • FIA TURIMG • .. ,let, ....... a C.,, -t' 1' ........ WI\ rm bonl1t. we 11.1tLm .... taJ.d 3706 UMIQUE AHO DRAMATIC R.OOl 1'1.A.MS 2 Br, 2 Ba, & 1 Br, 1 Ba. c....et ..... co ........ aecl ty,.1ett1114J- SHOP RBCTA.LS Ar\ilUc atmoepbere . CAMM&Y VILLAGI Several available h'ota 16.S LO M3I) pet' mo. "badt >•"I. PH b1 h11 ....................... Cui>tom designed with exceptionally new duplex. view. ('1141 .c Q •hi• ..... "'._... ....Kn ........ • • MOlM° V••rly lrut. a bdrm.. large rooms. ·dramatic entry ways, 635-00Uor49'· 5279 •H•&1.,.,..S2tOpw-. Udo bl~. I br, 'bn, \;I w ICitlmo. ut1I mdmlto\i ~Hld luxurious amenities throughout. Ocean v1ew 1arden apt. J C• 17141752• 7170 mohc• \1111lott H .. ; b7:> :S.UI Loe led bdrm. Pool & spu. Close Lhii> hh· n r t dtttt ... · a on to beach & shopping. Burr Wh1 11~ lktlt~r ]9()1 N "w p <HI Uivd NII 1 ll•ll to.'~ 41dO mi mul!tt· OWtttoNT Y1ty 1 llr. HARBOR BLUFFS CIRCLE Mature adult. $315/mo. Lido hie :! "' • u1·n t11k. JIV\ put No ~u Bc!afh front, apacloua 3 9r ( N~ar Bolsa Chica and Warner> incl. utll. 494-4653 or Apca t119"h URfwft. G.oges $L200 mo w~ f\<oyfrout 2 &, avl Se&K ao thru HUNTINGTON BEACH 49-i-6011 ....................... tor•...t 4350 ...._.,. .. l..W 4100 On Wull!r :tlir + uUH I' H•thclor uut. c·oml)h•t('ly J unt· Io. Sf)OO. ]) ya. . 846-1328 or 840·1123 ~-c'= t 3876 ............................................. . f .• 1 r .. L .. "410 .......... 1 lmmac Ocean view 2 BR. -...-n • l .-1 s am rm. u1n rm ·I'' itm Ut1l md s;!001mo ·-• . evs~~-.. 2 BA apt 1 Blk to bch ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3S Enc Oloeu in&le for •MEWPOltTllACH., "om I." w ' ,. om PI t· t ir ~. 67:. ~tlllt IVlnter 2 Br & l"e Dach, ,.~ ..._. M-••22 ,._...._ .... ~-••24 Lol • ( . kl $400. 2 B b p .d U l car or storage only• 3800 Sq Ft sprinklered. pnvicyonw11\l!rall\Hn d • N _.__... - -_ .. ,,..._ -8 0 par og · ~· 2 a resa en a Mesa Verde area . --• ...... 1 0 11 h.. l' \ 1 1-. w ""1t<'r i nr, 11:1.1. iuqu.ln· 11lep& lo san . 5206 ep ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4!M·8611 agt. Heights Townhouse, 831•2919 ~ .{;f.s/::t. groea • ._. ~UOO mo Utltul>)'orc.ill lunc,S4lVi341 3 Bedrms 2 baths vu of 2 Br, 1ba;1br.1 ba. So. view. $3SO. 492-76195 after --------~~..,;,,:_;,.;,._..:...;.. ____ _ ()n Pe1tan1tul .. ,,~ ro~s _ ti7!>~ .>Cf.ANFRONT. Beaut. ocean ac' jetty, atepe to Co~st Plata Area. 5. Fdr Rent., Costa Mesa, flOO Sq n. less than t yr frombc.>.-d1 \lh'>'•~11·w ......._-p_; ..... _ 3707 furn. 3 br, 2 ba lower beach,$850.A"'.644·72'10 Children, pets ok. t.och 3169 lBr SlB5 No pets Pref xlra lge s ngl lighted okl,nr17th&PlacenU. ~ 'STIOO•-,,. 556-8789 ••••••••••••••••••••••• adul• •-. Cl·,_. to t...:-•~ & oarage. $3S mo. 8311·5172 C ~ _,,n rno P'e'"" ...... ij m.> mo •••••••••••••••••••••• duplex l"rplc, dahwhr. Ask for Jay. .., ""'"'" <'U&"" 0 ·•· -• • ---Skp!> to bc.u h :1 tHlrm, l~. pulm 1w.ir downwwn $550/ n;io. ti73·1J41J9 or 2 Br. adults, d06e to shop-liSTILUFF 1f>lf. 49'l·2134 Garage for rent, storaiie :~!:!u:'~s. If no ~;aul detor.1\c-tl S15o mo • lerry, 5300, ulll pd. 629-~ CosteMeta )124 ping, no pets. Luxurious l bedroom-2 Br l "'6 Ba. good cond., only, lO'x.20', or OCC $35 be n~ $KW ti42·oa!l3 WINTER RENTAL~ blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ new plus h carpets & $245 mo. Dys Esther, S8l·22l4 Incl. u.11 w /ofc . ~sq.fl. from 11'. W/\TERt'ROl'\IT 110~1 l::S ..,.,. Fo ....... _.._ ym--drapes-freshly paml· ---------1 CJll ull 1100 ~JR & 4 BR Seai.hore Dr. lo beach. 2 Br apl, .....,. --• -...,... 2 Br, 2 ba Eastside condo. ed-frg wood burning 640-1850; eves 64()..6213 Offlc.e R..tcll 4400 ---------1 Yanter h:J!>t· !1'10•77 . mo. fpk. sundeck, very 621 W. Wllson640-2010 Lot.s ol extras. Flexible frplc. Only $295. lmmed San Juan ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 15 1711 !°136 l8:!7 or clean. 675-7195 F\JRN OR UN FURN terms. Adults only. no occupancy. Capistrono 3878 651 PER sq FT 4 Br. 3 be. yrly. Nr tx•J.rh t60 1830 "'•-nor to beach. 3 br 2 ba •2brlownhome w/frpl pets. 646·51M5 1"17W~'TCUFF NB WM ED OCCUPANCY Leas1o& ofc: open 9~ da~ ly, Sal. 9-noon. 111 w. 17th St.tlC-4 or Nu bltns 5650 mo 5315 ~..... • •Lge patlo &enc.garage ••••••••••••••••••••••• Q ""' • 642-4463 RJver Av~. Call .. ..., OJOO 0,;EANFHONT. winter. yearly. 1575. 9 mos. $450 •Adults, child 16 &over MESA PINES Elegant 2 bedroom. tri· Private 3 bdrm condo. 2 AGT. 541-5032 )Ix frpk. wush/dry. ~ 675-3427 Pool &jacuzzi avail. BRAND NEW. Harla Sl. ~~~!m~~ :r:'whor ;1a~k garages, pool, lndry $325 150 I WHtcliff Dr. ---------1 hlr ~ar No pets 1 Br b in Costa Mesa. OPEN mo. Agt. 496-8338. l350. 3 HrS525 673-6640 Oce~fron.t, 1 or 2 r . Large 3 BR Townhouse Sat & Sun 11·4. Jacuzzi. Bay. Lot.sofpnvacy-lrg __ ...:::_ ______ , Newport Financial Ctr winter. Furn .• carport with patio, garage + pool & rec. hall. 549.2'41 master bedroom-wood Apcw t11 .. nt1 ~mi$hecl LeoliftcJ Offlu Space IND. Units w/offlce 1500-4000sq.n . from 19" 'lMM~D.OCCUPANCY Leasing ore open 9.5 dat· ly. Sal9-noon. '1U W. lnla St. C-4 or call 642-4463 Ox 3 Br. i ha on the bch. Ref. reqwred. Owner . pool. Quiet complex. burning frplc-new plush or UnfwnlslMd 3900 Call on Site Manaaer llEALTYCOMl'A!\Y 'Yantcr lease w/gar ._l!:48-2360 Adults, no pets. $335.2 Br apt. pallo. gar., carpets &drapes-newlY·••••••••••••••••••••••• (714)642·311\exti.6 MEWPORT CREST 1•1replaec. 675-088-t. . 64.5-3381or 837·9517 adults only. By appt. plUnte<i. Pool facilities. THE EXCITING Macnab· Irvine t. g 4 8 ·H . n1 n cl o • •-tmenh 545·5338 Agt. Tues. aft Only wo. lmmed oc· PALM MESA Ans wt f'renrh blue taqil'ls, OCEAN fHONT 3 Br $450 ~iahecl Nice 1 Br, pool, adults, no l2pm cupancy. Call Denyse al • decorator drapes & mir oclulll. Winter • -·•••••••••••••••••••• pct.a. $240. 642·5251 days, -=---.-------quail rt Prop Inc MINUT~TONPT rored wet·bar P•.>ol. l<•n· 673-4724 GeMral 3802 646-3798aft6PM. l Br A~t. C pt.s/~s. 752-1920 eac:.1&2BR. nl~ & ~tosc to lu• 1t'11 No --s l ove I re (rig. n o " ~ "'. "'inl"1' 2or3bdrm 0plx.•••••••••••••••••••••••2Br lBa lstory shag k.d t "'210 Call fromS220&up peb. $675/ Mo. Sa1ld1c " ~ . • • . • • 1 S1 pe s. • · • · · · FaxG44 6200 ll\I Ht 1 ~ up 114 E. Balboa . . drapes •. pa~10, frplc, 557-61932 NOW Adults.No Pets NEWPORT Uvd 1213>335·4696 2 Bdrms. Never hved an. beam ceiJ .• dish washer. _Ea_ts ___ d_l-. -1 ---1-(S Blksl56EtaMstesoafNDerw. port l mi to beach. Also de· gar, adults. $290. 2650 s l e n-p ex. new Y PIER & FLOAT Costa Mua 3724 luxe new townhouse. Elden. 538-8406 decor lge 2 br, l ba. YOU CAN AFFORD Blvd.> ~BR , 2 bath.-., w 1mnwd •••••••••••••••••••••• Open \2·5 dally. 1491 gara_ge Adults. no pets. 546-9860 occupanc) .It ~!HlU mo $40.00 WEEK & UP Delaware. lluntington E/S1de lg 3 br. 2 ba, $2S01mo. 646·1509 NEWPORT BE.A(}\ Rooms 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DELUXE OFFICES Comm! & lndstl spaces, 200 to 2000 sq. ft. As low as 35< sq. n.. Lag Niguel & Mission Viejo areas. Handy to S.D. Frwy. Call: 831-1400 Airocwt Offices J\LSO t l'hlt hl·lor unit, I •Studw & 1 BH AplS ~ach 642 9601 846.1826 cpt/drps. enc g_ar. no bath,\\. IOlffll'O Ol' •TV&'1a1dSt-rvAvall orAgt. pe\S. $315. 186 E. 2lst.S200._Large.1mmac lbr. ParkNewport cupane)<il~t'torno Vl't •Phonl·SCn.llldpool ~61985 patao, pool _Mature l~ONTHFREE Full service. No lease re· q'd. 200-600 sq. n. Plenty of parking. 2083 S.E. Sleeping rms S75·$lll5 mo. Bris tol Sl, Newport All sso. wk. Share krt1 · Beach. 557.7010 Stm!Kln t.42 K2J5 1~1 Ii:? 1 z:nr; :...e" port Hlvd. CM adults No children or 54!1 !175r>nr645-39ti7 SI d C nf 2 & 3 Bdrms. mature pets 1887 Monrovia LUXUHV APT LIVING 1 vera 0 nnyon u urn adulLS gas pd. 178 Scott ~-79'J4 Overlook111· rr Th" Water cottages. l·Br $235 .• 2 Br · .. ~ balh. Shown Mon·Sat --------- "only" Call art lpm. 2 Pvt. Offices, reception & Refs req'd. 556-0058 or 2 restrooms. 720 sq It 548·!)954 total. Lale industrial S-Clflnente 3276 ·'Um lt.:I' & small 1 br $275., s tudio-$175. Ulal m· _P_l_&t_2·_507_3 ____ _ •••••••••••••••••••••• • cloo;ed in ~ar. incl 'd cl. I-M9-2043 eves. Brand new 2 br, 2 ba. Cam New Mira Co!.la Condo, Adults, nt> pets. 211 MOW RENTIMG rm. Dishwasher. $325. l end unat 2 Bil & dl'n, 1-·p NewiJOrt Blvd. lc:6oa Island 3806 2 br, 2 ba, all bllns. frplc, Child ok. 548-0844 $37~ 497 27<i1ox6'10 r.878 ,----. 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• encl. gar. Balcony, patio, Dana Point 3826 LOCIWltG Beach 37 4 Taking applications for TSlndLeyMrmm. t$300·~;.,_1603 •••••••. ••. •••••••••••.••• 2 blks Crom O('(•an. 3 Hr ·····················~ luxunous unr. 3 BR .. 2 g ..... Magn1f1cen l Ma rana Fam Rm. 212 llu . i ompletc\y furnished. ba .. frp\c., lge. sun~eck Beaut. l&2 br garden View, gorgeous 2 & 3 br area. Fnl Valley 962·3200 Enjoy $750,000 s pec· tacular spo. 8 sw1mmmg pools, 8 lighted courts. ROOMS S2S wk & up. miles or bike trails, put· Wlkitchens. $42.50 wk & JUSTCOMPLOED ling, shuCOeboards _u..:.p_. A-.:....pts_. 548_·_97_55 ____ 1 Full service offices, (182 to 517 s .C.) Irv Ind Sachs rrom $264 50/mo. Also 1&2 bdrm plans 2 story townhouses $27.SO PER WEEK Complex, dlx decor, re· 1 BLOCK FROM BEACH ceplionisl . secretary . __ 536_·4_7_28-..:•_L_V_E_M_S_G __ , xerox, blueprint, mail & fplc .. s. bllns. n•frig SHOO lmmcd uvail. yrly rent .. 1 + many extras. ancl. apts. Din rm, dshwhr, Apts. mo lsc I ·521i li!/!17 , on Mermaid. 2 Bdrrp sauna. Ready for OC· frplc. pvl patio. Nr. 4!12 ll686 w frpll· & eharm. 5354. cupanty Sept. 15th. Irvine Ind. area. 557.2841 Free rent lo mature i\dlb. nn pl'ls I '' hJk:; In Ref's. req. Offered by --Lge 2 br, ·2 ba, !.potlcss Elec. kll<'h. priv. patios frmale in exchange for 493.0075 coffee serv. Formul con· ferencc rm & lounge, Fum/Unrurn, avail du1· ly. mo/mo lse. 549-9595 m • .11n c William Winton Realty. OAKRlDGEVILLA t.'Ond. $300. 33822 Copper & balconies. c·rpls, babys1llin". Refs. req'd. Vacant. cx1•1• . pn•-.t11t~ b h home w 1pannr.irn1c: ., ocean Vll'W Call St'ol S750Mo.,yearly.675·3331 3br.2ba.bllns.Children Lantern,AplD.9605742 draperies, parking, 646-6402btwn1·1pm. Nicely furnis hed yrly -------welcome. $275. 858 W. -elevators ------~--Heally 5:16·7533 rcntJI. Studio s;t:>o rn•> ~ 2 Br, den, ! •.'2 ba, frpk. Center St. 646.9569 Hunthtqtan leach 3840 Rm in private hme, else to For Lease 1400 sq rt ofc/ SanJIMll'I Bdrm S300/ mo Op carport. uhl. paid. Yrly •••••••••0 •••••••••••• Optionalmaadserv1c:~ bch. super cln, hse priv warchse. + 4 000 sq Cl C-.istrono 3278 Glcn(•vrc. t IJlk to be~ lse. $395. 615·2197 $410 E/Side tnplex, 3br. """'...,.....~~ $125 mo, Jsl & last. storage. yards In Irvine •••• ;:-; ••••••••• ••••••• 1~ 4420 or 19'1-4655 a ..... __ p I .. .J -3807 2ba. frplc. yd. encl gar. BRAND tiiiEW! Al Fashion Island. Jam· Refer. 536-9583. lnd';llllraal complex w I - -_... eft ftat110 No pl<1 TS Mgmt 642·1603 2 B ts 41 D 1 b & s J avaal. Key lock gas pump ...a~ port n-h 376~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• --~ r ap · 1 1 e aware. orel' • an oaqutn Room ror rent to working & secretarial services. Lovely 4 br. 2 lia. fplc, OW, epts. drps. k1ds1 pet OK . good area $450 ~-4567. AJ:enl, no fee_. _ ,_-w .,...ac b HB Open 12·5 Daily. l Hill!> fid ••••••••••••••••••••• $350. 2 br. 1 ba, bGlock to S37 1 5. NeEw ~ br d 2 1 a. ~-Male to ocean. 642 9601 woman. plenty of drawer National Services Co. beach. Nr. all ara~e p ex. nc . y • aun . Agt 536-1.808 For leusmi: information· & closet i.pace. Non 640-8250 AduU.s/nopels. Yearly. bllJIUI ..-:._ ___ ........_, s moker . moderate ---- LAGUMA ICH IHD" • 380·500 SC\ ft. $J..50.S200 mo. UUl pd. 646-335'1 Warehouse space. Koll· Irvine, nr. O.C. Airport. Approx. 1400 sq. ft. for $130/mo. 751-4760 Rft'ltah W..ted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WUL TRADE.for winter months· nice Bi•· Be9r Cabm. l}J blk to lake 6: ·close to village for apt or sml hme, Balboa Isl or Penin. 644-4555; 866--5323 Prof. Couple need 1 or 2 Bdrm. Furn or unfum )'t'ly. Nr beach with pa~ ing. Newport pref. Under $300. 675-3403 . . 1 Yrs lease. wanted. U~ furnished Condo or apt or small house w/2 br, tta, hv & din rm, modern kitch. Pref ocean vu. WUl pay $400i mo. ran1e. Wish occupancy no later than Oct. lsl. Roy AD-- de r s on. 726 Roller Coaster Rd, Tucson, Ariz, 85704 o r call (602 )887 -5164. Resp. pror. lady wants t liR unfum. apt.. in CdM; Max. $260. yrly. 640·6731 MisceUaneous Rentals 4650 -2 Br + den. bltn'>. pool. lakes. rel'. fo <' $315/mo 838.380'183\ ·3218 TSL ~gmt 642·1603 TSL Mgml 642·1603 -.-.--. .-.n~~ dnnker. kit ch priv. SUS Deluxe ofracl'. 525 sq fl - -2Br nroccan&shops 818 714/644-1900 mo.752·6146aft6PM Carpet. pnld walls, J br, 2 ba, by 311lh St Adult 2 Bedroom, super .. 8:. G 0 ·fl --waler/gas. s1gl\ space, Pack. $-t75. No kads or location. no pets. $225. eneva pen a er New duplexes 2·3 br $350 PVT ENTRY & BATH off st pkg Sm comm pets 548-4063 568W Wilson,mqaplE. 3pmS260.Adults536·l~ up yrly. 1-'amaly & pets Oesare quiet cm pl center. 2052 Nwpl Blvd OCEANFRONT Lg lBr, lol~ of storage. 1 Br. $260. No pets, 4 blks ok 675·4912 woman. It ckg. only. Ref. <Co r Bay S l) CM ........................ Parking space a vail for sm mtrhm, boat or trlr. E·S1de C.M. Pvt hm. C.11 645473. ,, . '· . ••• ',, ... ,•I Charming 2 br. 11 l ba. Cplc, OW. 2 cur i.:aragc.. cplS . drpi.. l(OOd nelghborhuod $395 963-4561 A~ent. no fee Unbelievable view from enclosed gar. mature to pier• lndry facll OCEANVIEW yrly. 2 Br J $l50 mo. CM 646· 8502 5564181 • &44· 2228 (eve), GREAT RECREATION beamed l iv rm. 1 slneleor m arrled couple 536-7542 Ba dplx, $400 mo . VocationRentals 4250 _38<_f_l. ______ _ Sw1mm1ng. saunas, I ..,.,"' N ~. """" health club!>. billiard kmgs1ze bdrm. lots o on Y _,mo. o .,..~or Lwc Apts. 2 & 3 Bdrm &i4-6780or642,,.,..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUMA BEACH Buslness/ln•.st/ Rnance 4 Br 2 Ra. drp'>, rpti.. bllns. fm•d, wtr pd ~!IS 714-846 ·4390 c I o s e t s . n e w children .645-9839 View or ocean. moun· ,--.-Rent our Condo on the Deluxe office or art ni(:ht li.:hted l enni stove1refrig All tll tains, quiet neighbor· Lux Condo 2 Br 1 1 Ba. Sand. Kaanapali Beach t do Co sl II y court~ Pro & pro sho1 bath, k1tch. No garage· Lge .bach, good loc .. pvt hood. close lo bch. Bltn walk lo beal·h. S450 mo. al the Mahana. Sips 4. ~a~ ~1t>w. apnv. p~rk' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Business Opportunity SOOS Xlnl 2br, 2 stry. Iba $2!>5 32206 Pasc<1 Carolina 552·1307 2 Br 2 Ba condo, 1>/W, refrig, fplc. cpb. drpi.. gar, very clewa S:J25 mo. mcl pool priv. ~ 5-178. 498-0035 Spacious new 3 11 ll. 2 na Condo. 1 SL~, Chum! lOr lot. Pool. J.il·u111. Cabana .• 111 A1luh $.'i75 mo New 2 UH. 2 U..i. Condo ~.mo DON ALLEN R E '196-0505 552 4884 3280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S350 4 Br 2 Ba, bltns, rncd yard. 1mmac. Child & pets OK. Nr. Hatard & H.arbor, lst. last & dep Gemini Realty 839 6623 ,.:olf dm·1ng range. part but close lo perking patio. Adults. Sl80. + r E I 833·8151 dys: 548·9875 714 642 9660 room shops. On nulct side o aas.646--4546 app iances. .nc gar, evs1wknds • iRng.l600Sq; fl. $290/Mo. FUN ACT I V ITI ES ·• pal1os,frplc.Much.morc --. --LAKESIDE. So. Lake eaonom1cs 675-6700 Balbon Pier; YRL East.side l story lge 2 br. for yo~r money. for 11\ Spacious 3br, 2ba. frplc. Tahoe, 2 BR. 2 Ba w/ Fulltamc direelor. lr RENT. $360. incl ulll. gar, stove. patio, $295. formation (7l•OS36:ti962 gar.crpts&drps. bltns. l dock. By w~k. Owner. Sunday brunch. BBQ' Adults,nopcts.613·6312 642·5466645·4483 blk from bch. $495 mo. l'iJ'(t!Sli1·~·1 ~~~~~,!~~; ~~·or~~o Caplstrarto a.ach 38 I 8 TIIE SEVILLE 1 d~~·E~~f B:It1:?u~~rC::~: ~lJ' ~l~ly lse. Avail _&44_-6604________ • ·- B i:: A U T I F' U ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br w/(1.ar. $260 rno. W/D. pool & clab hse. · · Rentalfto Share 4300 ., .... c~ A p A RT M l': N 1' s . Super ocean view Duplex. Adlts.,, cpt.s/drps, range. $235. mo. 962.atlll 3 Br, 21,i1, twnhse. F.P. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ,........w Single~. t&l bedroom upper 2br, den. 2ba. lg fncd yd w/patio, wtr pd. pool, jacuzil. s auoa, Share beaut lge house. v-:=. fo'Urn & unfurn Mod .· dk S375. '114·548·7933 21619 ''H" Santa Ana Ave. $215/mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. e_ncl Parklike g rds. $425. UUI, kitchen. laundry & ;/,... _...._... O ""ndally 10107 _ noo . 6364120llo5. g!"r. no pets. 1 Child. 962.2632 phone furn. Pref middle ~---• ~ BEAUTIFUL VIEW SmgleSlory.962-4522 --agedman.631-0352 ./:::.:;:-..... -. mate .,ervirt• avail. o BEACH PRIVGS. Custom quallly unit in STEPS TO SAND. dclux ..... lc:asc requ1recl. Sor1 Ne"". duplex! 34638 t.riplex.2 Br,paneledden FAMILlES 3 Br, 2 Ba. gar. bltns Call M1. Howard 645· 6101 Resp working M or F. shr lux new 3 Br Twnhme auultsonl)',nopets Camm0Cap1strano.2br, with wood burning FP. STOPHUMTIHG sparkhngclean.S450m l':i Ba. frplc & gnr . H·48a. Formal living yrly. Cell 1-~52 or Oakwood Garden Apartment S395/mo. Child OK N room. cplll & drps. Lrg 1-629· peLo;. 494·9583 or 11\fJWre sunny lulchen with all WE HAVE IT l\LL AT -4--------1 atUnit "A"above. bwll ins. Only $345/mo. BANBURY CROSS. Ocnfml 2Br. JBa. quie c--....... , Mer 3822 Adults, no pet.s. First & Close to beach, schools, cpl or 1 single, S450 mo ............ ~ last 100 refundable de· freeways. yrly. many Cea lures w/2 prof males 28 & 32. --------- Prof/Exec /Med Offices Sm store $85 S300 w i uttl. 751·7593 Rmmale lo share Beach House. NB. Comp rec H 8. 963-l243; 960 3224 racil. $300 + util.645·5834 400to500sq. rt 929 Uaker, ••••••••••••••••••••••• UQ STORE-SANTA ANA For information call BERKSHIRE REALTY 675· 7900 or 675-2173 Restaurant Full LlQ. LIC. ·seats 105. Excellent parking • good lease, large dance noor • On Pacific Coast Hwy. l'4•wporf hocll/ lll!O I rv111e <al 17th 645 0550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P01il. See manager al · •Pools• •Joceazi* 642-8973 2279 Mlner St. Apl A. Or 2 Bedrm rrom $285. -Y-ea-r-ly-.-S-le_ps_t_o_be_a_ch~ call 631-3149, 642·1060. aft 842-6604 • Lge 2 br. all bltns, frplc SHARE A HOME CM. 8:30lo5. 546-6212A ·l Let us help you locate a All(. Supply 't523 CAMPU5Dl:llMffE congenial roommate . Attn'ys ore. furn. Incl, re· M•wpcwi hoch/ " 1700 16th Sl t Dover at 16th t 642 8170 5PM Viewpoint La. off Beach belwn Wamer & Heil 1285 & $385. 642-3490 Small 1 bdrm apartment $250. all utililie$ paid. CORONA DEL MAR 838·1742 LIDO ISLE Newly decorated •2 Br den-yrly. $500. 540-618 645-7465or64().8468 cepl/labrary ;copier I· CIGARETTE SUPPLY Male roommate 23·30 to phone/pvt cnlran<'e DlSfRIBUTORSHlP share beaut 38r, 3ba apt, Pnme loc:slion. Call J ail Part or Full Time 2 blks from bch w/2 girls. ~l Immediate need in Co5ia Spac pvt rm incl F/P .& SAM CLEMEMTE Mesa and/or surround· Exclusive N.W. 3 h<im, fam rm, + den. Xtras -~~~~~~~~ 11\C. R.V. parking & re· --. 2 Br Townhour.e, frplc. New 1 Br. bllns. patio. Pool, tennis. Some ocean garage. $225 mo. 673·1023 & Catalina views. Close or675-1094 & ('114) 753-0719 balcony & 2 walk·1n M~cae Arts BL.Lo ing towns for dls· 3 Br 2 Ba. $450. gar. On closets. S200/mo. !J60.S2ii0 Ideal 'Medical or ~lol ~e~~~~:s·e:~~«:y11coouml: dee. Avail now. lease On the beach-wmlcr en· w/opt to buy. $495 mo. tal. Duplex 3 BR. Ba 542-8057 up, SS29. 2 BR, 1 Ba S419. Bolh w/gar & South Loguna 3286 Mature adults. 646· • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 br, 2 ba, CP\S· drps. f e n ced yard , children/pet welcome $385. ~ Agent, no fee. IACH&OR All ullls. pd! 1 the ocean. Avl 201 E. Balboo Div s:2SO per mo. No f Sue. 656-7771 an to shopping & fine beach. --------- 644-2611 Spolltat lwcury dupteic Frplcs. NH•cp\/drpt Wlktobch·•hP'I · Ordnr gas·wtr Incl Yrly leue: block ocean, Call colle · f h "" 213.~5170 Quiet yng emale s r suites. Plush can>els & pany, \herefore no --;_;,_...:,___; ____ --1 w /sam e 2 BR CdM clnlral air. 55< per Ct. product. selling. Become _ __...__ ____ +_f_a_m_, Lrg bach, ocn view. Pali charmer $225. 644·7030 or Call YEA TS CO. distributor for such Oil· encl gar. Rcfrli. l blk t 673-5781 498-0060 499-2237 lio n ally advei-tlitd beach. $2.50. 76&-S2'75 OCEAM fROMT SINGLE OFFlCES near cigarettes as Win•ton. Large 2 Br 2 Ba. balcony, Lrg 3br. 2ba, w/bltns encl gar. xtra pkng, refr\g. dshwr, freeier O/W vaul' ..... cl"S nice S4SO mo. No pets. Avai • ,_. • • Sept. 18. 846·3073 Condo. Roommate bay. Secre tarial Camels, Marlboro, Pall services, "on(erencc Mall, Salems, Koola. (M/F). Roomy. Vlew, ~ "· • et T allt room avail. Lido Blvd, ~~... c. oqu Y rou Great location, $2SO mon. Vi Lid must have a car 2.a 11.-. 675-9137 :-5 up a 0 · 673"4156 per week (days or eves~. Fem rmmate to share 2 Br 2 Ba Pine Creek apt • nr OCC. 751-6771 or 642·5440, lUPM . ' PLANI... ~ Ptff~ Udo PLAN 11... Seol)O for l he j . I l . . PLAN 111... $2$,0oo . scnm na ing For more in(ormatloa bl.13tnes5 person. Choice . t "CIG· .. -· Private Bayfront or wnte 0 ~.,,u..- AVOIDJNCOMPATIBLE Ocean View Olflcea. DIVISION 123, P.O.Bo1t ROOMMATF.s! l\eceollonlst Secretarial 14. RoHmtad, Calli. ..;;,.;.;:....;..;.,;,,;;,,.,;,~...;..;;.~---i "'---·,.....,.·-· n .• ···-Service. Work centera tl770. Pltaa• lnc:lrie ~ \.UJU.U Ul'Ml"U•UI h'om $150/Montb. Also pbonenwnber. TakatheO\lelSwork Tele phone Answerlna ---------outofllnd.lngthat and Mall Forwardlnc to~savtc RlGHTROOMMATE Servlc:4:5 Available. m-ttM Since 1971 UDO BUSINESS CNTR. A TOtltK OF CLASS Fel'I) to share 2 BR apt. al Call 8'75-4030 s uveka r adto1 . cstabll•b•d c:llenlel-. Call for moredet.IU.. Chatmlna l br w/ba bch 1220. 833·9495 or Executive omce space. view. ~alure adulta. 61:M4ll lnc:ludtna r eceptlonl•l % M111t.1ee. 1..510 W. Balboa rro 1)51) mo to 1315 mo • <At Ulh> ~mate wanted; con· Pr mt11e 1oc'at1on Cali --=:: .. _ .... 19ial ptrtOI\ t.o ahare · rn ......,_ Edlblulf ~· 2 ~ 2 boule. lrv. $120 + uU&. _752-832 __ 1______ ..,.._ • be. Wat.tr v '"<•Stet eel 55U2'75 ,.4•0 ...,...,. 117.,. pa\lo on ma,Jor 1reen· ... ,. belt. $550. Avall appro• Prof. woman wanta MIP t/lS. M().8U1. to tbt 3 Br lri level con- I I I 11 I I ',' " , [l.J I J I ·' ii ,1 \ . "'' " '' -. -\ l t I .. ,.. • • • • • ·-·1.' -- I I(, •J2 DAILY PllOT ..... '~A:"'dd~~,t-e=-u~i l"'!'d-r':'."'t -=0~1a_pt'_r_1~t.-.":":H~e-m-m--,~,t~. -.. "'!:c~.-,-pe~t~-s~-E--R--v--1-·-c"""=--E----D-... l-l_l_E--.~C~=--,..-. ... c~~~-R--v---,..,.p1 u-m~o.....,J ... t° ..... -.--Pa""'tc .. h-t""'t-.. -. p•.+.1e-1 t .... -.... R .. e_m_o .... de .... l1t""' ........ ""'lr . • ,lt ... CC'm nt 1t Wire 1t...HOP lt. .• Cle•n lt...Move Roof lt ... Landscape lt ... TllE it ... Trim lt ... Sewlt .. . 1 -.it ... Pre\!) 1t ... Pa1nt 1t No111t Pla.ter it . Fix It... Haul It... Add it... Ptant It ... Alter It... Learn It ... .. ·• ... -.c.1.,. ~..,_,._ ;._....._:_ ~ o.r••t ~ Hautde•lll9 P'aliltllMJJ'•rlet '41MffncJI'~ \ P1s•i•1 · .................................................................................................................................................................................................. ~············ tU1 J Applianrdwrv ..... ,,_, Miu1 will lay 1our1 PUT A a00t.60YB WF.EDINO·CLEANUPS Sklploader. dump truck, HO\JSECL!ANING ls our PET,ERS PAJNTINO Qua1ty PalntincJ Any plumblnc, watcr TRJP<"UA1\G&110 vr min• lhpi11lt1 41 YOUI •41.A• Woeldy MaUi~naoce hauling. lree work. grad· Bualncu. R~ll able Ex pr d; Reas RatH. • t..Owe1tl'rl~ serv, l•ab, bathrm ttat1; a.ms Main.SA 1luntnatoo1 Cuu~C\rk Rooma.cldJ\Jool a:... rr..e.t &f.Z.9907 Ina& cJerno etc 751.3930 service, Janice a Raa· Free !!:st. Call Gone •llou.aetl/Apt.a. ceramic tile. Reu. ~ ~ 807 uw; 111 ti1uer aavltt&J. 1"c. IOt.fheo RemOdtUna ' • &ed)' Anns at 67S·6S53 ~-0658 lntr/Extr. _m_-2468 _______ _ W,,wlHL, ,._. .UlM!._ -rlam•P'lnanclnaAvall ~~~!~e~"~e::::::.~~ ~.~ ................ HOME MANAGEMENT :;:.o::~i:.~Ssa!~~s. "°'*"'L ....................... ~ .\co.He Fodl'ff •t ull 831·~ rree al. MS-UJO Mike. Hauling. movlna. cleanup SERVICE -Come hm to , .. Y oer Cattle ~-· l l'\I t111 nrf' Nr ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ken Atwnbcr1 • Blll S'T/up. Treework. Reu. a fresh & spark~ng hse. Avuaae Exlr lSt.r)I $395 PAINTING. lntr/Ex~. •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• c~ Viau 1t1nh ~hru f l'.c"no"'~ At't•U~l1t•11: Qual tihcrboc-otr IXOVE VERY LOW PRICES' faat. rree est 842-4.597 We cl.n, dust. pohsh, vac, 2Story $.S45, lntr M5rm Expr'd, bonual, ne t . Ora.nae Cty lnv Prop• ~n.~lll&Y •tH••Y• <1 c:•1lln1•. ro __ UcCA.Md"Rnndt:d on aardenlni; main· -wash. lron, organize Pricotlnclmalr'l·l•bor Reas. Llc'd. 964.1115 ProfMgml/TaxAp~al' -,.A. 1 .. 11r. .:uur. l.11 U29m5, It J llulfman Ai Son Gen tenan~eor&•549-2015 OCC Student. Big o/• T close~ & mend your ex· Ouar/lnard,Freeett. Dave Apprallala, Ed534-«HO -"' I rrfi'tiat~ ll!tlO •·~ ,. AJ "-. d truck. Trash, tree trim, pensive garments. All TedS62-0134 or636-708S --•-•••••••••••••••••••• ..,.,..tr . ..,U11Lotn t.A d, etc. Randy 642·5703, foronly$50day.559·8312. Int/Ed Painlana. Bis. Rooflnt •arpt'ntn·. 1tn) typt• c .... nt/COftCret. (>t1 t101 , r11bln41ta. GRANOOPENING 549-3666 PROFESSIONAL Paint· rates quality a, net·••••••••••••••••••••••• Par~\!! due.In, ~l(' Al.w ••••••••••••••••••••••• fot mica NeW' con.at. Re• Wholesale Lo pubUr -2 Meo. Uouae. Apt & or. ing. lnter/Exter. Reas. nes.. Free est. MB·2~ ROOFS installed factory Comm I hc-1.-.1 Aft ~ mo; MAN Cr~w 5yru·x & c-o mm 845·4844/ Be1on1as & colorful CHEAPEST hauling tn lki!clearun&. llonesl. re· workguar842-0386 direct ; estab'I 3S yr,. ~ 1119 pr pounn~ tit ftnishantt Ml~l l.ic. tiondcd crouodcover.49<. lOO'aol town. !-)' ests. CHEAP! liable, dependable. Painter: 5yrs experle~~. Call Harold Guntt. ,.'-., ti 1 od 1 ~ )'eiw-o11.r1 formi. u vl' BednH• varieties. 642·299Sor645·1390 840-3365 Fine work. Sta~ lie & ln· all phases, own Alrloa. 549-298t r i11n11n,.. DIS I , fl'm e • 661 lM4!3 Beach City's Nursery u....--~ srd. Exterior apeciallal. Reasonable. Call Gr g, --------- r l' µ111 rs. Lit (,lu1 r~ mont'Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2372Newport.Blvd.CM ... ~..... L...chcaplltg Tryme-<allco836-S5SS 9'79·9621 frft~i'e :ot'r'lll' Wrk i:u.ir l'~Mt-.;NT WORK All ~.t:CJ'RJCAL SERVICE 64S·S68S<freedelivery ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 831°' kln<t-Hc:mm11blc. f'rcc CAt,l.S $15 hr, & Srt1ALL --Want a REALLY CLEAN ~ yn e f t I WORK GUARANTEED l'tasfw/Repow Re moval•. trl m ming. ~~ t:itll 7»~ JOBS IW.2-8233 '"-rClll s.rtlcH HOUSE? Call Gingham xper, ree. es ' a so lnterlor/Extr. Fr ..... est. •••••••••••••••••••• •• pruning, Free est. Llc'd. 'ibc-h1n1·1>tor:iee l'.tbrnel\ --....................... Girl f'reeest&tS.5123 lndacpna matena,I avail, "'" VERYNEATPATCI rutlyln .. uttd848·2624 for a.:.ir & ut1l rni• Ii & U Concrell' All ..._.b .. d liectric HANDYMAN: Carpentry, \- -:!:!~43u:r~5 ~1~:.. Jay Zlynexp.6'2-0'M JOBS&TEXTURE ~...t... 1 Ct-:... "'orm1r.t top, t·btm hit phas~concrt:le.block& l.u·327L36 645.tll7-I electrical, plumbing & MMACULATE CLEAN· · Knowles Painting . Freeest. 893-l39 .,....,_,w --.. -.l>k> 71~ bnl'k work f~r~e e11U. -OoorsS46-6851,847·2787 ING. You DESERVE the srRlNKLER SYSTEMS Int/Ext. commercial ••••••••••••••••••••••• r"--t~lc· Lll''d&bonded675·9720 l'.:LECTRICIAN·pnced BEST 759.0377 lnstullauon&service. apts. residential & l'IMmbllWJ Window Washing! Rea . ...-.-• nght free ei.timale on HANDYMAN Li ~ Fr E mobilehomes.836-ll20 ••••••••••••••••••••II>• Reliable wo rk. Refi. ~··•••••••••• •••••••••• Child Care ldrge or i.mull Jobs. NO JOB TOO SMALL A!Jce's Housecleaning rens ei! st. HOMESAVERS. Plu1 b· Fre~ e:.t. Matk, 1573-4487 'h.unpoo & steam cle.in ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• Lit• 673·0359 675-:>..140 Reas, reliable refs O~n AAS pm, Bob, 642'2481 YOUNG Man, s yrs ex pr 1ng & Healing & air t 11· --------- Color bnghteners ; wht LOVIN G CHILD CJ re ~~ HANDYuAN _ uomes & trans. 642-7207.or 64G·4871 Tree & Pit trim & rem in wallcovcring. Free dillonlng. Free est.. 10 Sl 62 per DAY <'r.>lS lOm1n bleach. Clei.n l..lc'd, hot lunches. Ref:. --.,, "' -n Roto soil prep, sprklrs esls. 645'8576, Andy hr. Honest & rel1a le • h\,1hnrm,hall$15.Avu Call642·5299 l~1la ••••••••••••··~··•••••• Apts. Conscientious c"ARPET.WJNDOW, repr, lawn renov & 1ni.l ~rvicc. Bo{A, M 1C 4:J\. Thafsallyoup:lyfor " -Gardening Service: clean Craftsman. Ph 64S.0302 lnt/E"t de d bl rm S7.50, couch SlO. l'hr Contractor up & hauling, weekly --------f''l..OOR CLEANING comp. 548·5863 ,.. pen a e, reas. 751·31.!iO a JO day ad in lht• f:' Guur_ ellm pct odor ••••••••••••••••••••••• maintenance. Reasona· HANDYMAN. Al1 lypei. Dutch Maintenance - --frecesU~.~~allJay DRAINS CLEARE -DAILY PILOT Pl repair lS yrs npr Room add 1t1on 11 ble rates, free estimates. home ser vice. Guaran· Serv1ce537·15'18 .M--.• ••• e»t.• •• Y.•••••••••••••• FROM SJ.SO SERVICE ~>o work myi.clf Ref:s Remodeling, t:ui.tnm After 4:30 ask for Ron. Leed satisfaction. Dallas Sml palntlni co. s mall Call751·694.2 DIRECTOIY s:n.0101 ~ _ homes by Luync. Exp'd, 645-0511 or548·4987 646-5888 SELL idle items with a Brickwork. Small jobs. prices lnt/Extr. Depen. ------ reusonable. 5S2·347S --DailyP1lolCl3ssiCicdAd. Newport, Costa Mesa & dable. Work guar .• free llavc soniethlng to s~ 1"? DOJTNOW! Want Ad llclp., ~~ S6i8 ev!i. Want Ad Re:.ults 642-SS78 Classified Ads 6-12·5678 &ii-~8. Irvine. 675-3175 eves. est. 7:.4-4921 Classi!ied ads do il we 642·5678 --- ·""~rtunity 5005 ~--lih-5005 ~!.~.~ ...... ~?.~~ ~~•••••••••~~-~~ HelpWanfflt 7100 H.ipWanted 7100 HelpW-.cl 7100 tt.lpWant.d 71DOHetpWanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~prrv"', .. , .. , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST: Long haired EXOTIC GIRLS ASSEMILEtt· AUTOMOTIVE Siamese. (Himalayan> Act1ng Bkkpng . SOLDEREtl USS» CAR Babysitter, mat~e BUSBOYS/DlSHWASlll!:I woman. p /l1me. y StudenlsOK. apply btwn home. F /limc sal y . IPM & 4PM, Charles Loe. Beach & Ada,s. Dickens-Restaurant. 3344 BUILD . A IUSIMESS OF YOUR OWN in lht dynamic nutritional weight con· trot industry with tht: help of one of the fastest growing companit:S in the fit:ld. No1''~s =~ No Inventory Require ment - " ~ "One can never bt too rich or too lhm." -Tht: Dutchess of Windsor Coftfoct Ms. I . W tier ot 751·9175 Blue eyes, brown head, Massage & ModelinR TEMPoRARY We need a number or MECHANIC tad & paws. On Santa Outcall 542·3169/543·3250 Register Today to work good people for immed CI a r a St. 1 n F . V. t. & . El .. or used car mechanit Reward! Call S42.1950 rail, handsome, unique, on vanous accoun ang opcmncs 1n our ec.ro helper. Top pay & ex• ------prosperous. prof man. bookkeeping assign Mechanical Assembly 11 t LOST Oran~e Tiger Cal, w i l h d 0 m 1 c i I e 0 n me nt:.. Work close to Dept. Expcr helpful but c e .. e n c 0 m Pa n Y Babysitter. housekecwr. BUSBOY altered male, red collar Newport Bay, cJci.ircs 10 Your ho m <' fo' I g u r c not necessary. Company ~nellts. Cont.act. Conrad. Wanted, MY home af~r· Days. l8 & over 'Conlal1. w1tags, ani.weri. lo "OJ" mt.>et attractive wealthy Clerks to Sr Accoun· pailnstrumcnlCorp Nabe 960·3767aft6pm:.______, Clemente Inn. 492·6JO:s 673-7820 ~p llawa11! Danc1n1:. OrangeCo. 6428080 EOfo: rs B b ·u I aft5pm ---mus1c,nalttre.clc.ftepl~ Robert Half':. -ASSEMBLERS-:kd;::m;rho~~nf~~11; ------ Lost : Blktwht kitten. San lo nd 11968, Daily P1lu1. i\ctountt!mps N d r Cad II Id c RUSBOYS ta Ana Av /CM St. Call 500S.Ma1.n,SteS01 cede or unique •• ac mo.o .M.646·792.!_._, Apply an pcr~on, !\Jul t>i5 7186. &12 2159 P.O. Uox 1560, Co:. ta No. Tower. Union Bank medical products, Ille doon'i. Irish Pub, 202 ----Mesa. CA 92626 In The Caty or Orange clean work '" sm grow· 2600 ll.1rll111 91v<l. Banking l'iewport Ctr Dr, NB LOST: Small Ille grey Uftda & Debbie 714,~4103 ing company. Requires Cml.i Ml!>J s.;o..9 HXl TELL H.B. 536·3920, 644-1920 E. Coast Hwy. CdM fo m Huskey. Vic. of San· O""n Sat 8 .. 30.12 .. 30 no exper, but good dex· ER ,. & Iii.IV &SSERS l A A e Rew a d For a relaxing massage "'" di FU ,. "-""" A •• _i.:.._ a na v . r . your home or office. tenty tohan esm parts. . LvTIME Guurunteed SS hr + -ss BusiMu Wonted 50 IO 548·7876 Se 110 C -3198·"1 Airport Loop Dr. Automotive Branch olc seeks bon<*i· bonus. No selling re• ~-lty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rvang a range o. C •t <=toos ble t elle r w/new a• -rrv• ·-· F d Bl k & h l 1714152 .. 0306 "........ New Detail Shop needs •· quired. Work eves. ••• •••• •••• • • • ••••••• • • WE SPECI "'LIZE oun : ac w i e .... Accounting counts Ex r·• " a It c red ma I e cu l ---help. · per. pre · traru.portauon nee. Call STAINED GLASS m tree removal. garbage (young>. Very loving. Orphan seeks orphan. If You Wont "'irSEMILERS Top wages paid. Engine Contact Hilda Terr~o,e SS7·2l08 d T W-..L ~ at<714l644·72S5. --------1~1><>!..il. mar Ille tile. Vic San Juan llill:.. S.J . slencJcr. mel1culou:.. d11p· o """" <2nd Shift 1 Steamers. eng paioteri., W•st--~11pply Slon· ,\lust wll. J,;ro~ mi.: hu:-1n1·!.~. Cl0<1il rl•pulJllon Wi ll t 1·.1111 ·197 :.!J:aor l't<I 1i;21 E\M 1 h l I buff & I h "' ...... Cashier. r esp matur(' carpc me. scrct"nS. ea <\!13 6710 per. cauc man meet g1r NOWlll Openin~s a\ ail. for a... crs po is crs. UP· \\ 0 m e n . F / lime & tnl!. c·11ncrcle. painting, - -WJder 135 lbs. & 3.1yrs ••• i.embb of small electro· holslery shampooers, Fflletool Savin9s pluml11 ni.:. rarpcntry. Found Puppy male San· Fun .i t:ll\'llll'S. N II l'LEASECALL mechanical de\'iceo.,. check out. p1rk·up & de· 2741 E.Coust lhH Pi llme. MorNi, & Ev('-.. roof in)( 1:1 •• ..,., & <'l<'t lJ Ana :\lemonJI Park. arcJ llcfs i•ub 640·547h Al.ta Frederick Sh f'd P . li\'ery Apply al Corona del Mar Apply aft. Spm. Gift Shop Dl:'liNl':H l!Ol'St·. W t.l(J tm:<tl l';11l H.1y today lor 8129. Sht:p Collie mt'< opexper pre · ,t.'q 'I 2059 Harbor Bl. C:\I EOE M 1-· ,_oc_Air~rt_. _ !.IC St•Jllll)( c•ap t7~ Xlnl "\I (rec c:.timalc MS J<»I •SHARON'S* O r Dori1 WeoYer gooti dt:xlenty & mech'I / - I • I 1• 1 • 636 6555 ---For Tcmporar.v Ai.l\l"ll· ab11!1y. Xlnt \\ages & 6-IS·lOJO ------CASHIHS .. i.ar .. 1nc. .ai:un.1 .. ea1 ' • L'QUNU Wh ' "l I OUTCALI. MA.SSA(; E ,.. '-~ I l A I .Ba (.,\ 10r<1nJ:l' Col Bl..r-.. & _ --r • 1tl.' ca . w "9S·l22-I ml'nl!. Long or '>hort ..,.,nc 1 11. PP Y · nklng F i t Days or nights. •pnnr wclcom1• s.52~>.000 Mottey to loon 5025 flea collar. Irvine Rae· h•rm All Jrca' AMF, INC.: AUTOMOTIVE Southwest lank Mature, resp. person. .~total prir1• Agt 171 \)•••••••••••••••••••••••~uetClub Home:.S59·0'77I Hl':l.AXINGMASS,\<a: •1fOrangeCo Pottcr&BrumflcldUiv Mech/TechnlclOfts n ow accepting appli <.:ontact CarolMcCarlhy, 1991\2:! It 2nd& 3 dT D • F BohJame~ l.1c ~~sseur Wl':Nf:ED 26181 for new car preSi1 Bh&y fants for expe tell Newporter Inn, Jam · s. r •. s 'ound ~hie grey & wht ~ Avcnida A<"ropuerto · ""' i r . ers oorce Rd. N.B. No Phone l..Oi\NSAVAll.AliLt: Bc nJi type do", o .c: Outcall9·9.49-l Siii •Bookke~n ., J C 1 Chevy service epl. in Please call La g una Newport O<'CJnlront t"alt• 0 •Aecountonh ·e>an uan apis rano fas t-g rowing Ora n l!e ~ach office "97 1771 Ca.!_ls. _ 11l)Sl:!,7~>Srllrrw.illti. Crt?<l1tnolimport anl Fairi:rounds areu ,\kashic·Record.Past hh· ~ualOpporEmploycr C 1 d 1 E 1 0 1 ---'q111rk i.<tl<' c;1l'.1I in Brok~.493-31 02 ~6255__ analys<:sw1throunscl111i:. ounty n ustr1 a Equia pportun t Ythem1calopcrators.$3.SO rnmP i\j.,1 i;.12•11;ni; ----hy mctuphy~1 c.1l •StatTypists ---Co~plex 10 add ex· _mpoyers _ prwlthpcrio<l1crev1ews. MoneyWant•d 5030 fo'OUND· Bla<'k & white m1n1..,lH with Ph I> pcnencc~ new car prep -• Mon· Fri. lligh school "111 in\l'.,, 1N111m·tl Op ....................... ~'t . r<.1hh1t; <E~slhlurr 631 :!>l'):t ASSEMBLY t~chn1c1ans . $9 S~ihr lartendet-/Waiter chemistry or chemi.cal p111l11not\ lor rt'l11t•d ~lll.000$2.'i.000 1'ccdcd for ar<'a I N_!! h4l IS~ -For prec1s1on electro· l::'C<' workmi;: cond1tton1 Small Contancnl.ll work (''<P Cull 549·3281 i·;il1111Pt m:ikPt , I 1 rt l'h t~,1 ·•1 "."Y~ fur I !IGllLY Loi. I :\I a I c G c rm an *I Fr~e Question• cttl accounting m et· ha ni c<i I ol ~ma II Ill pleasant surround restaurant eves. I.al!. &·~PM .. ~ 0 F • 'Jrp '" p.1111 r n m.1i..i-r I ll Cl I· 11 \ 111. fo. Fl fo. Shrpherd G rl'al Dane S1 ... 1er Anna n •ad'\ earn.. v:,rsonnel comµimenL'l . Ei. per pr!!· inl(s Opp. for advance lich. CALI. -i!H 8~7 litwn -· . ~ . . -- 1 prt nt v ntur C \l'IT\I fdU.iri.onl) menl.SeeSen·1ccMgr., 8·11AM CHILO CAR t-; Womun ,, ·1 II 11··1 ,. IO j!rm-. lflj! l' •. .c . ' , mix, nr o.c ColleJ{e Auit Te.1 Le:.if ll<•atlmg!-emporary STACOSWITCH l ... C HOWA R 0 Chevrolet --r needed from 2:30 lo 6 proprie tary l111 .,11w~s IN\ l'~S T l-.D Wll.l. 30th wearin~ macr:im<' 12 131~bl 5845 " Don.· & Quall Sts. Barteodmg hll• cookani:. PM,torarcror 3children lkpl\' Bo-c ·"'" :i1J l>aliv I) 0 U U L I': leash ~17·767S or 548-9&.18 547.7375 11:l9 Baker Costa Mcs11 Newport Beach. fem. pref. for tennis 1·n 11.·ir'·-r y 1·,,w. C:ill aft l'1l11t,. I' U Box 151i0 c; l ' \ R ,\ NT E E U 1 -- -81':1\ UT IF UL N lJ DE 549 3041 I b l & k d C II uu " • C'o-.t.1 :'11csa Ca !121127 Sl-:RIOUS PRl:-.:t:l l'AIA(j l.h.-1, c;mall grey Swtcase GI Rl-'i, 625 'II t::uchd. 540 Golden C1rcl<> • --. cu · ni es w n s. a 6:30 PM. 64'1·71195 ~-----Only.559·5311 w personal items. Near Anaheim Stt•212 Santa Ana Equ310ppor Employc·r ,\dnulo pf3rtsl d e ll v e ry ~~ 3 & Spm only. C-h __ h ___ _ -----end of Bus line In Balboa 559 fl50 53.5 5363 (OH 4th St, between ver. ema e 18orover. mtrnn mot crs helper. Morl.-s., Tn1st d R - . ,_,_ -·--N"wnnrt&SA L' ., ) -------good driving record. --2 School as;<' ~Iris, refs $600 WEEK o.:d:. 5035 ~9:7~saf~gs°' ew:.ird. ~fale seeks same under .! i:;ceParki:g11o .;s Beacon Auto Parts. BARTENDERS req, ApPf'Olt 5 hrs daily. F II T• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---20. F'n endship Possible 100%Frtt ASSEMBLY LEAD 548-1133 Exper'd. Ftllme. Apply 9637682afier4:30 U 1me Lost 3 yr old Lab w/flca roommate. :>36-2282 Hunt To & .. pllcont A...sembly or small elec· in porson, betwn 2 & CIVIL ir....Gl ... EER $150 WEEK LOANS 9% <'ollar. Harbor Shop'g Bch. -.. tro·mcchanical devices. 5 Pm• H a mbur ger a;ro " ' AJso2ndTD loons Ccnttr area. Scar hind -----Will direct work of up lo AUTOUMSOB>TIVCE"'R Hamiel. 1545 Adam!> Oesli:ner·Cnlc ulator. P rt T• . quarters. Ans to Carbo & DIAL·A·SERVICE lO asi.emblers Day sh1fl. ,_ Ave, C.M. Donald E. Stevens. Inc. G lme foa 1rSc::!._,T:.;Mm!!mcce 0 .1949 hkessticks.M9·9798 Es co rt s. M odc l c;, STACOSWITCHIMC MECHAHICt 1828 F'ullerwn A\'e, C~I . • We seek pcoµlc who srck QTThn • ..,. Ma!.sagc ACCOUNTING 1139 Baker Costa Mesa Excellent salary & work· &auly Stylist. must do &16·8915. succ<'S:.. If you meet our 642-2171 545·0611 Fem Mm. Dachshund & 64!>8616 549-3041 ing con ditions for new trends, very busy --. -•• --· ----quahl1t·at1on~ you will fem cal lo gd home!>. Askforext25 CLERK EqualOpporEmployer qualified used car salon,topwages forrti:h1 Clean g scrvs nee~'> liaveyourm\nprof11al>lc Retiredcouplc hasmoncy 63t·l965before3PM -----mcchonic lo perform per~on. Lnke Forest ma;ure wornc~. Rclw busin<'ss We offer the toloanon l sl&2ndTO's. ----find out how to lo1ooe 2 Years A/Payable & vaned&interestingllghl 837-4250or837·8779 blc, r~rs. tar n et .winning combination. Aitcnl 496·0800 f<?und, silver & lurqo1sc weight & get super nutri· Ree. cxper. Good i;:cn'l Assistant ManaRer want· mccha.nlcal work. Op· r--:, Lie. Mn~icunrt lo 642-14°.!.__ --- lhe finest eqUJpmcnl to -- --nng&Germ.Shep.pup lion Pal,7:>1·7556 acttng barkgr ound. ed for S2 m1ll1on credit t ( d ~aul) " ~· dispense famous na Seasoned $20,670 TO on Vic, Estancia Ill. Sehl. · -----Type 50 wprn. Heavy uruon in local area. Must portuni Y or :1 vance· apply sculptured nails. :--leaning Offat ci; 3 Hrs m b k I 540-1459 ment.SeeServ1ce M1tr .. 642·6541 ev&niqg. Xlnt p av. llonally adverl1!.cci nc bhopptn¥ comp ex.__ ___ Penonol SenlcH 5360 work load, 10 key adder. have C.U. expt•rience or HOWARD Chevrole t, i--Women or men. You're FRUIT OF THE downtown San Juan F d F 1 1 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Some collep<' accounting other financtnl lnstllu· Dove & Quall Sts.. •llE*UTY• yourown boss.66t-07M . Capistr a no Stronp oun : emae,saver courseshclpful tionexperionce.Sendre· N rtBe h. l:OA ..J. LOOM 011oner. SZ10 'mo. incl Tblearrlckeerilhoerr DDac~hhundd· 11H1 VESTIGAT•lt<?HS Qallforappolnlment sumeandsalaryrequlre· ewpo ac Oo--_..0t .. /Stylist ""en·ca_I_ · 10"'· tluc 1983: Owner • ac1"' un · A types n 1ssing ,.--·'" '- 1 ' PA .... TYHOSE has S65.000 cash equity: Poodle. Extremely a ff cc· persons. 826·9648. 24 hrs T!LOHIC/ ALTAIR menl to P.O. Box 948. c/o , ~e are looking for con· We c-u rrenUy have an im ' J"'lll 1.5% disc, <71 4) 751.4824 . tl~nate. Found I~ H 8. 17141494·9401 Daily Pilot. Box 1560, AVON .emporar y, c rea t ive mcdia\c need for the for the first tame being 17141 493.tJS.'Jeve. C1\'&C Center parking lot. Social Clubs 5400 Laguna hoch _Co<;ta M~. Ca . 92627 I e r s o n s w I following: vended lhru 842·5215. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equal Oppor Employer ASSISTANT MAN AG ER tlowmans h1p. av ante THE MEB> EXTRA CASH7 rq· flair & taste. Ap· ~LE CLERK . 2ndT.D. LOST: Fawn pug dog. ATOUCIIOFCL/\SS! -FASTFOODS Eamlngsareiood·hou-iale fashion. Prcr. Some litetypln,,des1·red V. N H l\1 t tl activ & t Maturewoman.642-4527 •0 ., 1 •• PROFIT F'irsl TD or SZ7.000. Ap-1c. wpt gts. • ee a r e n· Admln. Assistant ----are flexible w en you're ow. or we'll help but not necessary. .~,. praised value $83.0IJO Ph.646·~ lelligenl people. qwckly WOMEN Ir MEH AT TE:-< DANT r o 1 an AVON represen· sor. MACHl...aE and equity of $56 000 & dis creetly at In· l84'UP paralyzed yng woman, tatlvc. Call 540-7041 or Callforappl7S2·9S41 1"'111 make this S2JOOO 2· d 8· LOST : $10 rew3rd, black trov1cw. 752·5411 ,. M F 1 B 1 1 1 Zenith?·'"""'. \Warengo8euutv inst. 1"WE PROVI OE. Inc a· ' · n ma I e· Lab puppy Nnl'I co. now laking BP· 0 ·5. on· r · 3 s · .....,., J • •t1ons. wholesale outlets i.uperb buy. lntereslonl~ w/wh1te star on chest & pllcat1ons for mktng, ad 675·5652 ----------•I lf:AUTY OPERATORS " ror Pantyhose, complete pays Sl9t.~7 p/mo. for ~ paws. wearing orange En!Dloynwnt & mln. cu:.t. relations. No AnEHDAMT Babysitter-your home or I! rn More! Top CdM vlralnlng and ini1tal1111lon yrs. ~aullful4liR,38a leash w/bell. Victoria & P,.,..offon exper. nee. Wlll tra111 Work with hand'1capped mine. a ge1 10 ·8 ·6 . S on.644·7321or552·0943 of eq1uipment d p home'" Oran.:e. Paclf'I", CM . pl"ase call ••••••••••••••••••••••• right penoo. B kh t •-Ad '\ecledlerntorie~~ ro· ' " 1-'0RINTERVWCALL population. Must be roo urs "' acns & uty 'YOU PROVIDE lop Send for FREE 642-4896 ~'ffo,. 7005 831·3641 strong &w1lhngtoass111 area.968·7S48eves. HEAOY1S ACCTHG CLERK Requires 10 key by touch, ability to com munkate well verbally & Ill wntmg. Previous ac· ctng exper helpful, but not necessary. Legible handwriting a must. 'ttedit references, and a BROCHURE on invest Penonala 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9AM·3PM ONLY in tasks such as toileting. Babysitter needed mature ~aircutung Parlor olincere desire lo own and in A and 2nd Trust Deeds. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vmcc Training all fields. feedJng, general clean up woman for 4 yr old In our openings for 1 stylist ''operate your own busl· OWAMORTGACE.Agt. Onnklngproblem.7 Spedalisl In voice ADVERTISING SALES scll~itics. $2.50 hr .. + home. Mon-Fri, 7 :30AM ollowing. 2447 E. APP~Y IN PERSON ness. _ 542·5661 CallAlcobolHelphnu therapy. lntermeuo Eam SSOO. + per week benefits. call for in UI mid aftnoon. Call a n tHwy CdM67S-0806 TUE•FRI Personnel App II c ant must be 24 hn a day 835-3830 Studio. Dr. Isolde Ciukor ~omm. w/prestfge rt · terv1ew. United Cerebral 6PM,64S-2188 • Dept. 6th Fioor. . oermancnt reildenl re· ~ftMftts/ ·PR"'"NAN1'? G3H.8S3. gional mogazlne. Choice Palsy Assoc. 546-5780 SEER IAR GIRL TR~SAMERICA · ~dy lo start work In 30 Penonoh/ rAI t erritories av~ll. Exp Babysitter/Housekeeper . "xprpref. 642.4527 IMur"CMC GrcMID ,daya. Our investors put Lost&FoUMI Caring confidential JobsW..ted. 7075 req. Call Tues AM 8·12. ATTENDANTS llve·ln foll charge. Xlnt 342:0Briaa!ISt.CM. , up the necessary capital ••••••••••••••••••••••• counseling & referr al. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 840-4933. IECOMOMY/GO.f.0 ref'sreq'd. 1·997·2259 1•rtt1M C~ EOE M/F for qualUied Individuals. Aluiowte......m SI 00 ·:~rUon . adoption & PRACTICAL NURSE Uve lmntcdlate openings ror Babysitting my bome 30 Pe nanent. 2 days per --..------- Applicant must have••••••••••••••••••••••• A=E S47·2583 ·il\orout.Refs.$48·3M2, AMwtrS..PIX selt·acrve aas staUon. hrperweek.7yrold&H we.' m alure woman, 1 C'-ric.alTrolH. ,adequat e wo rk l n & aft.a'Tbur1.494·911t Wanttoworkdays,aftet· Mustbeatlca.tllS,over mooldboys.Owntransp. gii olc, must t ype. Fashion Isle llnancl1l •capit al. No purchaae SCRAM-LBS LIMDA & VICKI ~ovation of house or noona fl evenings ln NB so w.lcome. Joba av1Ua· Upper Bay arta. 557-6434 Pb~ tor •Pet· 645-1373• firm aa looltinJ foc a resp. neceasary, o.tc9I M9tage apl in exch1n1e for free It CDt.f 1'reaa? Work ble Santa Ana & Cost.a nfUPM Nr over/Weslclllr, NB s>erMn (or ~haUtnling ~ CALL .. ANSWERS FortM,..tftt real Pb)lllts,5t6-j804. ~!e'tt~ o: .J>~:.1~~--Mesa.82l·• •IAIYSITTIR• SOOKICHPll ~le=':m~1~ft~~~ . A.SMITH Planer-Kismet -Servln••llOrue•Co. MAnrREWOMANwanla Seek\na 1ovln1 PasUme,5dayspfwlc. w /clleni1. Exper . , Mon,~.,. Wed. only Vortex -Charge -835-731.3 j b 1 P • Y f 0 r • x P • r 'd AUTOMOTIVE arandmother type for In· hou • " salary open. helpful{ but •illin1 lo '(7141645-4840 r'~:nE~b:ts •MIClmJ.a•s• d~v.:.· c~k~'ti:e 01~: ro:~· Coll MO·S07I. ~ E~::~ ~~:~d~ ~~~1:i~· :,e~!b!~~.3 ~ ~ f.~:~-=~i pre· ~=~'r~h:. ~r: 'rs"~ Phlladclphla ar N•Uanal Dlscharacd patient re OutcaU Ma.t1ai-o f:'!u~v:r°"~·~:.· :'.? OC)Od bcnellU s 1 cu ct.rs and/or over· Newport Ctr Dr. N. B. : Trado, lnc. porU: "'fbe hospital I lOAIHAM 731·'411 t t e n t s • N 0 rt Apt ma naser. couple Selm~n Ch.evrol:t.. 0=> ntabton wkods.,. In rour \ llLLOCK1S 644-4360, uk ror Jlarbara · ~ 1t0ValleyForaePlaxa wasln•1Jrolsb1ay.Jn or· ....,_._ _ _. ...... :e1 for ~ ......... "om E c o bom .. , Cd .... HVl i lia .... ,..;;.~Pl-· laclno. •., t P I PA .. _r to In ro••A It ffl • ld ..... 1-.-..a...-uivuo.er/&wu.tt. 642--·• -...... ~ . . apman. r•nJI•· ....... .,. .,. __ .. ·-t ~1111 C ru11 •· """' c: _.. e ,.,.n_ _. pie n Co1la IC Ha. Ask For Mrs. Hamil''"'' area. TSi'4)lOOOVH. la Ii' lirtetvl ln r •---------~:i 19408 c I enc>' It RAS a11 Jll58o. El Camtno a.-1 H.ltP W..e.4 1100 Husband ml)' wort. out. 633-mt •• ......, .!1 •• ew • or ~c.l !X.PlU!'.SS o~atlna t•· Sao Clem-.. f'Ully ll~ ........................ No chUctrtn or pell. · B&b191tter to care for ac· -.--.. ~ A9a..t Cl11¥ 11 ).I--:= ·~ -~·.!~r 11.x sUtcba Ot P'arlP$1t.412·7* ACOOU'NTINO Cletk. hl· oro11 u lary approx A\.f'l'OMOTJV& ~ • Uve11roldbo)',5dytwli Pa'.rHlme. early A.M:a Newport Ctf Financial ~ ...... ~ ·' 1'le m N port De t 1MO.AU150 , ... Caztbr•" lnollrbomt.Utreq'd. lDt.JewJtoSPM,MoQ Firm I• lookln1 for tJ . U&.104111.AM~ »-lAi'i:•aoy··cl · Y.:a:!•!".:!~~!'~wtt't pf.,a i::!rlor Dt~:: ._ ..... ,..,.: .. ·N_... -1n...., Gtt set tor •iat au1 ~ .... ~.~II!.~~~ tb:NrMl•l'· empl•JH ao handle fUMIPIOl'fT rot ~DIKri_•a...-•'-. Call 1 -· ...._ bmlnels need9 qualified "'"ILl._._.. _, .... u ... Cbifv)' cte.Ju lo ••ottlnl _ ... __ ,.. 11il IQCl('S' trmt·Nlat.d financial if{; TIMl.711·14H ,_ .. , ......... --":~-· -1.-•.. exper.accun&.emoUv•t-bo)', F/T. Con&aot Oran,_ Couotr Airport rz•bt llano old ~ l1adJJiU•. BuebMu ex· lllUIYNwu .,.,., --..---·· ,_.. ed flnlblt accououm.. Gtraldl•• •l Ladd Oompluteft.•t"f&rta Sclala or • J-.Cetifi..... r per. "•lpful, It•~ .will 1 asoaSTARIAL Setvleoe tbt n..t. ln Ure· J'OUftl LOOK J N G F O R clerk · lYllUt. Local ref1. KebeJ Woodard. AlA. c:own...-raeo wttb 011 de· 14. tr• UW la· ~ h... ~ train embltlot.11, IC• N' O.C.. Airpor\e ~·for a ttractive .. ntlemaa AllSaICAN IPOUSl:t req. OoOd fu\ure. tncldt PbMl).0110 t '. alor oxpertenc., Penna· ::;, .. -,. a· .~~ .• • • ....., -tUl'ate indlv. M•-'>' co. ]1 i.di•. W/f.d ofC~I to WlvintAI• Rollt Ro1~.1,,, Yr old remaJe, tollr A/P. AI R. 1m&U pa)'f'Oll. I.,, • t,, \ '• oent ~In pieuasit < -n. 1'~ • I l , ....... -• --b•Hflla. C'P r. 180 • · tiellllhl:lrowaprolitablt wWdriveforbualoeM• m.ital ducet NV'ff Uvu trlal balanct. rec. MBHIU'? F l:-t urroundtn11. Op· S..bJlltter "'d11, N.I .' "t~~ ~--=~~ell N•wpo'1"'~..".nr ... ~ . .?t.: ~· ~ 7'1'6141 f ,;, I:::.·:.;: ,~f.s:tf:.''\ ..,..... wama lo .... .,.nk•lfftt.ttpelnvolcea, ·= HelP)'OUl'HUtoa j $)Qttunit.)' tor advanN· bomt. ltefa. PbODe Mr ••• ~ .,"· .. • """'*· -.. or _n...,. 1 · ....._ Mer ao. WrUe: tome pb:. work. OOOd Haplftt ... kt.loao( _, me.nt. W• t.reln, SM Bob .llocld,m.-.Mt.f14l.,.. ';;:' = :r.t:.!" • CW. ,. ~ ... _,, (, 100l' _..WI /Olt ' .._Kial 111aa. Kwana iulari fOf' 1'anl work~. Q\lalUltldllODilula cook, JI OW AR b ~~ _.., • "" .~ 1 • .1 ~1 ~~.---'c·'-• ~O!lle1 1flllll • W1u.a.ea111t wU bl\b 1,iJIWa ..... .J.·-P~.O,. 80• 4111rilll ,..,., PQf1 ~II .· latbeDAIL'\''PIU)l'·_,,, Cllt¥1okt, ~, • Qull saJi t6i .._ ...,..---, .. Mt Miit • .,.,, a D a l¥ Pl o.. .._ICWm PUotWant~ iallocil.una s-t!,"4411D -i 1 HILPWANT&OADI S&.a .. Ncwpon&uch. , Delt1PUot~A.l .-· -... Cloll••D. \:=~:-r·nu -, • I ' ' I ! I I I I I • ! I I j t I I I I I I r I (1 ii Ii ., I I I I I ~ 'I . • -" -· ~!'!!.~-.... !.~~ ..... ~~ ..... ?!~! ..... !!:'~ ..... ?~~~~=-·~ ..... ?!!~!~:st.•~ ..... !!!!~~!!'~ ..... ?!.~~ SuMar.S!ettmw4. 1011 OAll.VPllOT •JS c:.t.aa DIUTSMIM •a.11.ALOFFICI IMSULUICI MANAGER of .iurage MltpW..ted 7100KetpW..ted 7100 tWpW..ted 7100 •port Ctr fl•••<'lll COOtc RI 6 lnl•rm9Cll1t , MIV, for attractive Newport SALIS ••le•. must. bo cxper ••••••••••••-........ ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• , ............... .,. ••• , •• l\nn .... , r•p .,.,~0 A OjYjOtll)' :r.r~· 1~11!;u~ :::wf:~ ~~J'~&,:~~~:loJi~~':J Forum ln•uranci.'I Co, w/collectibles.8'73·484!:> ~E?lCA~ ~t. fjr 1 «irl Nurua Aide, P/tlme, ft(-al ~late • lorclefttalpoe l.lh1typ ~~,~~aon N&iwport Beach o.ip pel'reqd640·4830 1ub,ldld:try of Nnh:mbt• c. !l NB. olderly m•n. whee l Vory 1ucceuful to«'lal tommunlra otfl~ 6U l¥98 ' . . MONTCOM~KY WARD on·amkr. Dullea In· ch11r. Convalucent Clrm wants QUALIFUtD Uoa w/l'llut1 Hoo ~~..._..... · Ocncral offlco work on la 1t"ekin1 ~'/'f " PIT ~tam&&erTralnec cludo telephone, ttQlpt, llo1p. Alcrl of mind & Uccmaed 11los persq'hw fll\ft ~ude •at le11a ':1X1'1 W C<Ja•l Hwy. Nil l>rapcry Room worker, conattuclJon project at eateapu•on for It'• WOMEN & MEN mt-'CI. typin11. a1vlna aho~ Nwpt are..~ · + exper'. Hie& manager. l 1r ore ••Pf'r r~q'd )(per. puld vaullon, SanOnolrc.Applybrlot· lmlfJ'anco Booth oper In • l8&UP ~ htc back ofc. work. Top commlutona .& C'O bftwUlli t 'l•I COOK d 1 hnlld.iys, up to ~.00 hr. ter at atlnf quallflc• CM. Guar. aal, tralJllna. Nat I co. now hiring for Send resume of personal HuttSIS AIDiS future offered for ~,., J.eNcwponCtrDr N 11 prno00 •:m: •t:rc 'r d42 1M3 tlons ava Jabllty and Montgomery Ward mktng,cuatomerserv1co inro. work exp & ref• to. Openlnp on AM & PM m1tit. Individual• wh•> ... ..._ Alie fCJr Oonii.. • ~ • (,1(14. • phone No. to Guy r benefits. For eonllden· &muna~e. Box 16. Dully Pilot. PO 1hifta. Exper. pref'd. won'teetUelor leaa. Sub· o.bl,"tl» :~.~.fw(;:>Hl llwYofUVF.RWA~TED,aeml AWnaonP.O.Box3020, ti•! Interview coll Ho .R•q'd Boxl560,C<>1taMesa,Ca Good aal "benefit•. mltreaumetoDadyP1lut • cetlrt>d, ii~ntlema&n lo S nCltmente,CA92672 50 8243 or apply in Fotlnlfrvwcall 9262tJ Pleue •pply P1rk Lido Ad 118, Dally Pllot P.O. a.mucAt. CO()t(, h per'd. dnva mu, my c11r, Nwpt ~ P e r " o n t o 131·3640 Conv. Holip, 4118 F1&&1hip Box UGO, Colla Me1q1, t•rhl&l•• l'uuntry <;lub llt'h u~cn to Anaheim GENERAL OPFICF., M 0 NT G 0 MER 'l UAM ·3PMONLY M MEDICAL Rd,N.B.842-8044 CA 92626. lmmedl•li· dJllY <.:Jll7720740daya. Part tlme, Ute typloa. WARD. 3088 8rlllul, ---• uny xlnt posil1on11 reapon.'1 wUlbeglven TEMPORARY POSITIONS ,.ortipJoluill IWIS.&ll4 I> 1 1 . 1 f It bookkoc ~lng exper. C.M.E.O.E. Manager . Assist. FahrH' avail. lhruout Orange MUISISAIDIS F:s -- c oo w,•-••'O I \1r, 04.:li urn ure P"'rma&ncn."A0,'>'>•2"""f -to c M Co formor~·l"ta'I" E .... 'd a11 •-111Good R'"''"L T'"TE "s:"'""" rnrn".iny. "xp'd only. " ""'°"""_,·INSURANCE CLAI MS 11 re. osta esa. Exp. · "II'" ... x,...r • · • · "'5'" LE"S t~w ('vn' tfo•v AM & t-' 1 16H 0043 noon . PERSON ne~"ed fur In req 213·627-4471 _ DR. PEASOHMI&. ulary. C. M. uea. * A * Cowll)' uf Or11nt1t• h~\ ,_.,tloM •' a1l11blu for l*>Pir "'h.· 11111nl te rn pol'l.J')" v.ork. ('.-If (71 1 I ~:&SS fOI" lOlt'r\ ll'W, TIMPORAaY OfflC I rM h fl 1•1 1 G....,.. o:u A1wncy ol Orange Co. MD 3081 I ,.. 1.' : L ~ c···-.~· ·~~,, y, l>HUv ~TOl\E CLERK E.t< ... HELP dependent Fl re & Management trnc ror re· 1201 w. L11Vela Ste209 ---Real Elt1t.e .. apeo.,.c .;,r t11t'l(11hlpo~:d ~it.~, opcrle ncud Lecun~ Hew O,.nlftCJS Casualtedy .Agency. ~x· lull Marine Suppht•s Orange • 633·9740 Office Girl Frld11y P/T. :fn your::::~ '1,~ l.C~• l"Ol'' • Beach 494 7519 penenc in commercial trade. Full llmc. boating Free & J'ee J"or R.E. ore. For appt. P ~u1 • • • START IMMEDIATELY & Personal lines claim background ht-lp(ul --call540.SC*>Vo ucR E. nesa-,o n a compaoy S.C.flt-'---J..c.Org.County1utoins. handling. Call Mrs Send re!)ume to Cap· MEN OR WOMEN WHO -g · · n1meJ6year1lnOranac WottKB IY COOK ..,..._./ •11tncy hus openings In Baker,833·9550 taJn's Locker, 34235 WANT TO EARN OFFICE. p/llme. arter-County. Call Chalro ., .. Pol f"ood P /llme D..._.,. •·uller ton & Fount. Pacific Cst Hwy Dana SS0.000. A YEAlt OR noons. type 75-80wpm. Warren at RE A L n1.:ht "' 3 :111 K :111 Forclcctnca1 consulting Valley ores. Trainee. & INSURAMCI Polnt,CA92629 ' MORE MUST HAVE Neat handwriting. ESI'ATEby McVAY. 1 Y"ar d~riri:al rx ptricnt't'. h P4' ~~ v. PIT\ $4 031hr t\r.&01•,. ti800 W. l'u1ut ~o.111m·cr11 ofc 1·5 Yrs ex· cxp'd. help needed. Beautiful Newport -----SOM!'.: SALES EXP ER. 893-4474 1714tl42·9l71 llwy,Nllt>-ibOI~ per 11\ltl(.,pwr,dlat& UMDYWllTERS DcachFire&CasuahtyMANAGEMENT TO SELL MOBILE --.-------1 --------- TIMPOIAIY ~CE comm ~Y:t Send bnef re TRAINEES OR EXP'O. Ins orf i e e needs PEOPLE PERSON HOM ES. CALL M H Ot'flce Help Ft timc penn Real Dtat.e Sales People W-K COOK ?>um1: to l>a&lc KarJala & ACCOUNT CLERK qualified, under writer E11ec needs p/t1me as· SfMMS.898·9904 pos. for exper'd person. wanted. Up to 90/lO"lo """ ltl Ill For i.Rl<.111 11:l1rerncnt A1>!1<1c, 4!700 E. Coast AGENCY rrxp with .experience In pro· soc. In wholes.ale supply. -• Heavy phones. Use of 10 comm. split. Nwpt. sth l Year r ll•r1<.,1I ex homl' in L<lti:unu lkiHh. U~y. Ste I, Corona del OESIRE""o cess1ng, ser vicing, & Fully cap1tal1ze d . MOTORROUTl'. keyaddmgmach ampor-S48-86l4 penenct!$3~hr t'11.~r prdd in home ~lur.ca92.6l5 SALARY CO .. ,t .... market ing of com· 642·1634. The Daily Pilot has a tuot & lite lyp1ni.-------......;:... COUNTY OF ~•y lc l'U11k1n.: Goud -__ ..-. " ,., mercialaccounts.Salary large route in South 642·4800. working tomii. Form ~.~ W/EXP. FULL CO. open. Xlnl benefits. Mrs MANAGER Lagunn approx earn·------REAL ESTA,...I!. ORANGE tenicw phonc:494 !M&ll l'.xcc Sec Y SL200 BENEFITS. Baker,833-9550. Resident, immed. open· mgs $500per month. Mon --------- 1 I'S "---WarchoUlleman $800 CALL DAJLY 1ng for Villa Paci h e thru Fri afternoons und Ofo'FICE Creative & prof. co. will PERSONNEL cook Secy1Corlblr toS900 10AM·4PM Insurance Townhomes, Hamilton & Sal & Sun mornings. Car IMMEDIATE soon be opening ore·, ln M ""t ..... 'I -> l"ileClerk to$700 171-7722 ClaimsServlccRep Brookhursl, H.B. t.:xper. and good drivina record Npt. Bch. &C.M. area!>. DEPT ""' "" expt•r 1 umner trv1nc Per"""'n"I Agency P It" .. • m ,1 n G 0 " d pay & 4118 E l7t~la •teLa 06 IC\JI reqwres· min l 1n mg mt, gardening. required. Call 642·4321 OPENINGS We have openings for 62S N. Ross Street bcnt•f1t ~ Apply Joll> Suite 224 ~2.1470 GEH. OFFICE r" exper In telephone ad· maant. & superv1s1on of Leaving name and phone new o r ex p e r . Sanll!Ana,Cahf.92701 1to1?cr,400S Cm1:stllwy, __ ..-. -·-~ Part·time,Thun>.&Frl.. Jus t me n t or small 29t Townhomes. Sal & number. For People Wlth salespersons & m9ri. An Alflrmauve La~una Beach ~~ 8:30 t.o 5. R.E. office. Ex· claims. Background in lownhome hvang pro· Secntarfat, Clericol who are interested in a Action F.mployer •'ABRICSSALl::S per. r equired. Busy auto&homeowner losses v1ded. Send resume to· MOTOR ROUTE Swlf·L.L..-~ Tw.J-, career. Apply by calUn~ ~~~~~~~~~I COOK.S400perhour,ap 1 phone!>, typin g, It. helpful. Opportunity for LowellParmenticr,993.l The Daily Pilot ha:f a ~~ 111""~ forintervlew -ply htwn !PM & 4PM . '/timc.exprncc. short.hand. 21 To 3S pre· advancement For con· Valla Pacific, Hunt. Bch, lari::c route in M1ss1on Keypunch or 63 ch a r 1 e., u 1c k e n 11 CaU.646·404.0Llnda fcrred s 1dcrution pleaso catl 92646. Viejo area. i:ood for hilth Dat0-Proceu Skllk I •0400 C&.ERICAL FREE Special1~1ng 1n all clerical. secretarial , sales & admin1stralivc Restaurant. 3344 t: FACTORY Cal1Susie673·4400 7S2-7900X400 school or collegestudent. Choose the days. weeks !~~~~~~~~~ Coai.t llwy CdM ___ p•cw •GEDS Mon. thru Fri. PrudetlHal & MANICURIST, he. lo app· Approx ean1inus ~per & location in which you ~ "~ --C-·...a... 1 ly sculptured rrails. mont.h. Call 6<12·4321 and k Jobi!. Female. Merit raises. GIRLFRIDAY .. _,, ftl.Co. 642·6541 leaven_umeandpbone. wor • l.537 Monrovia Ave, N.8 R a s ubsidiary or The ---------1 ALSO FEE JOIS Call 540-605~ Coastal Personnel t lPllC"Y 2790 Harbor DI. CM s.i8·5125. eal estate ore nds PrudenliallnsuranceCo. MANICURISt 1•--------~ -------6ccr elary. Must be ofAme·tk.a wanted for one or s h a r h d OOv· Proficient in sculptured Newport Bea<'h's lov FACTORY TRAINEE perso~n lt l~ ~ca n~0te 1600 vest Ste200, nails. Some following re· ehesl i.lores. Prefer ex· Will train in operation of trainable. Call Tues, Newport Beach. q'd. 642-4513. ~\ . ' newport pr· d p c r s on w Ith automatic &/or hand lbl btwn 2·~ PM. for appt. EOE Mi F -I knowledge of prest11l<' silk screening. 10 hr 4 64~. . . Manicuris t. x lnt op· r • .-... ;., personne t • ,. .,"". COSMETICIAN Clerks. 8 30· 12:30 or 1·5 For5wks NB. rosml'l1t•:-.. lkply to Ad day work week. 7·5 :30 lntenor Design 'pitimc · portun1ty IO beauty salon i;::_ agency }TY)(?.~~~. :S!liO, Ua1iv Pilot. Ho11. Mon·Thur.Applyal GIRLf'RIDAY General Ofc design & boutique. 641>-1677 or ~~ ·-,tempo<01VseMc8 15tilJ. ('o~t·::i Mesa, l'A Till·:lll::SIK COMPANY AMllTIOUS ~~~edge helpful. 1'.:ves545·2791 '""ft -752·0331 l 833-77§5 S.\11 7900 92626or tall li75 :l<MO 3>15 CLI NTON ST. CM Extroverted Girl f''riday ----M .a. .._.IC bt Us Solve Coldwell Banker Bldg Counter Person ror dell. 1-:i1ual_01>PlY Employ needed for record in,:: Janitorial Floorman. A ~ URIST Yow "LAIOR" 4040 MacArthur Blvd ------ L'~"". Al."'.SIGN i.lud10. Must he Kint night shift. Must be ex-cceplmg apphcationi. Stc 308 Newnnrt Bch The 'County of Oran"c Pitim1:. Some ex per r r ... , .c. d ~or f Li i E Pains!!!! .,.. "' S'ALL'"'f'ERSON typist. Lite ae<.-ountin". per' 45 llr wk. Co. • 1 me J>Ob. n uro· has pos1t1ons av:ulablc pref'd Apply, Gary'o; """ 1 h be rt soc Pl pean beaut i t 2192 Martm. lrv1nc CLERK II for Spanish Srv>a kin" m · C><oh. 33(1J t:. Coai.t II" Y. Age 30-40. Call for appl I :ive great persona lily & nc i s. . oast aza. r I Y n ~ Ca ... -" Cd 531.337• makeagoods alad, 54tHi682. w, o low. pref 'd sn llfor appomtmcnt .i)1vlduals. Reqwres t yr. · M. " Medi 0 acryllcs&Jul. PA.5TE·UP ARTIST. ex· pcr'd.• Pleasant working clerical experience & • · • 540.~-7nc • •1 •~slST•UT ''··ilf · ability lo speak and un· Counter Help, I' •time Abenjlau To0Un9 ...,.., p I.A -~"' ....,M orap7:tmcnl d" .... tand Spanish fluent· P l•m<'~ apply Capt Or Auto Body Man. Ex· art time. Specimen pro· arengo auly "''" •tk F' h". 81 w d GtRLSHHDED ceasing expr. pref. Institute ly. $3.86/hr. Call (714) •• 1 c !> .1s r ry. 5 . ..,..r• only 645 2265 7 7 191.h SL CM ..!::::.._ ___:__ • • Sandwich del. 5 Day wk, Chemistry background 14/ 52-9541 834-Gl84 for a test ap· - . . f w t-1oral Designer: ex per, 4 hr day Own trans. pre . ork in clinical lab MATURE' W 0 MAN pomtment. Couplt• req'd to manu~e full 1part time. an pre· Earn over s.1.SO hr. Call 111 Nwpt Bch, 8 to 2 PM . · COUNTY htw;y JO unit motel. st1gious Nwpt Heh Shop. 8am-lpm. Phone 540·8339 daily. Call for appt. pi time lo wel co me OR OR• MGE T1•ll'nhone&U 2:,i;2. s · dd' & --------640-0140 newcomers & <·on la ct A ,. pee in Wl' 1ni::s merchants. Flell.1ble hrs. ftERSOHHB. DEPT. CUSTODIAN part1ci.. inkrv1ews by GUARDS LIQUOR CLl::Rfo\ ovl•r :.!l. Nl'ed car. htc lypmg. 625 N. Ro~i. St I' liml'. Approx J hn., .appt 645·00!.l:l__ -C<>!>la Mesa & Cerritos. <'Xpcr preferred. Jrvme 547·~5. Santa Ana. Cahr. 9'l101 L'ood • f\Jll & l'art·Time. Phone 752·1336 --------An Afrirmativr :\ton thru Fri. Apply· " Service Ai.si1ot 2 2'·'2 & transp rcq'd Retired Mulure woman wanted Action Employt•r pc n n y s av c r . l t. G 0 hr<S per day. ~ 10 p/hr. ~elcome. Call 546--0274, Ut'\llOR CLERK Van's Tennis Shoes. Full Placentia. Costll Mesil Apply to Irvine Unified ore hrs 10.2 Clost:d Wed· ........ lime. 642 2169 NlGlff Clerk 2·3 nights a conds. Co. benefits. App· wk. 7·3AM. Will train. ly. Pennysa ver, 1660 Coral Reef Motel. Best _P_l_ac_e_n_li_a_, c_._M_. __ _ Western. Cont111.1. ~bb or PIX Receptionfst _Sh~ar_le_y_. _54_.S._94_7 __ 1_. ---• Good appearance & t.yp. NURSE/Lic'd to lr:ivel some oc>twecn Orange Co Wc11thl Chnics. Must do Vcnui. Punctures & mjcctiuni. 5 • day Wet'k. 8 ·30 to 5 30 Call 586-4740. ing required. Contact Mrs. llauser. CON HELL CHEVROLET 2828 Har bor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 S<.'hOOI District 2941 Alton ncsdays. Mature. full lime. A1>ply ----· DELI HELP. e-<pcr. only Ave. Irvine. 714·556·4900. &AM toiPM. Tues thl'u MEAT CUTTER orl--------- COCXTAIL need apply. N H E.O.E. HAIRDRESSER Sat. A1rporter Inn Hotel. counter help. Apply, 462 NURSING Permllnant part t ime helper & delivery Cor pnntini firm. 644·7955 WAITRESS b'73·0113aft.5.30pm i---------I with or w1out following 18700 MacArthur Blvd, l::.17lhSt.C.M. Learn in 40 hrs the most De 11 v c r y man .Ea r I y Food Service •·· V. area. Call 962-2141 Irvine. No phone calls. • exciting. glamourous, morn1ni:: LA Times highly paid profess. Day homcdehvery :l .OOA.M.· or eve sessions. Place· fi:OOAM ~SO pr month ment assil>l. Good Job op· 646·1413 or 673 2515 porc· ..... ,, .. /751 9194 n E t. 1 -y -"; n v · UH .. • • AFTEllNOON AUTO So. Calif. Cocktail CARRIERS NF:EfH:O Waitresses. Inc " 17922 f' o R T 11 i:; cos TA Sk~ Park 81, Sle C, MESA Nt-:WPOHT ACll Irvine. Ca 92714. AREAS S350 SIOO MO COCKTAILWAITRESS MUST HAVE o~:rf::'l· Apply Whisky Dill's DABLf: CAil ~o 3008 425No. Newport lli, NB COMMISSION SALES Are you a proressional salesperson? Can you sell fumlture? Want xlnt Income oppor. w, total benerit program? Plus pleasanl working cond1 lions? If you q uuliry you con sell at: J.C. PEHHEYS 24 Fashion llfand .,..wporthach Pnorexper. reqwrcd. Appl'; In Per~ Mon lhru Sat 10am·4pm Equal ()ppor Employer Companion/Hskpr, live· inlout. Fem. Must drive. H.B. area. 962·~ CONSTRUCTI ON SUPERINTENDANT re· quired for slngle family develop menl soon lo start In Palm Springs area. Send resume to Dally Pilot Ad 1!60. P .O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA92626 Dentlll. Orthodontic. chair:>1de, exp'd, llunL Bch, 842· 7707 RICEf'TIOMIST Beauty Salon. ~Uractlvtt w/pleasant personality. Bclwn 2()..35. Work Tues Thru Sat. Irvine. 752·614l RECEPTIONIST Bright, friendly young lady for our busy fronL desk. Typir1g req. Apply in person. bt wn 10.4 PM. Executive Row, Inc. 3901 MacArthur, Ste 2 11. Newport Beach RECEPT /SCTY Exper . front office. w/poise, mature j udg- ment., pleasant pbonQ voice, & ability to meet & work with butlness ex· ecullves. Newport Center. Reply to ad f4, The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, C.M. 92626 (fit'~~.§~ Diatributor Tralnes LAICllMAT1. SUPPUHOF HAIDWAll& TOOLS NO IXPER. NEC. lftS221teMZI , ..... MIWPA~ APPIOACHIS AS THI MAL ISTA11 MA8" CNANelS. SO DO WI .. . . . . . . . .. r I IWLVPll.Ol ~nd • ''" tw.W..... 1100 HtlpW~ 1100 ........ 1005,........ 1005,.,.,,.... -·-1050......... 1010 W.e.d 7100 ...., W.t.4 7100 tfilAI W..e.4 7100 -~~T••••••••••••••••• •• •••••••41••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• •••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• •-••••••••••••••••••••, ; ••• ••• .. •••••••••••••• •••••uu••••••••••H•t ••~••••••••••• .. ••••••• SIUPl'ING a. TYPING STOREWlDESALE White wrouaht Iron t•bl • Part tlm•. f"ull·llmr, Days & n1Jhb 11 Or ovrr farmctu ~ Apply In P\!nun -. 2 ~Pm. 1\....0.> Saturday CAAl'S Jl. W&rnc'r ll1.1t1Lln1'on Dcac.:b, CA UTAILQ.RI 6A.L J.C.PINMIYS i ....... 1~ ............. Now 1m.v..-.1.a-_ Fur • 'AU·TIMIH&P W..&Stec ...... tloura rnuat be floalble Apply lo per1on toam w 4pm Non rr1 Eqiul Oppor Employer RECEJVlNG <:LF.RK STATISTICAL New & UMd r~ro. appl'a, with 1enwne m11rble top SICllT AIY For medical company _ti. ~'luJa mllc. Wlbon • Buaaln wl\h four ctuun. Quality A Real Elit.te Develop· ~Su. Kll~n Dr. S.A. TYPIST O • 'I Nook. $4.S It 814 W 19th, con11ttuctlon. uoo. 111111\l f\rm ha• rtttntly CM. 6'2 7930 & 548 3262 6.1 l 3414 ooened It. otftce In U.O bup Work -FleAI blo Dutil!~ lnclud• typlllA t--------- 1 r v In• Jn d \f 1 tr1a 1 lloul'I Xlnt opportunity (munclul reporU. cor 'VU t nJS'a& **I BUY** Movlna: Muat ucrl(aco Complex and It 1oee•lt1I for llOme<>ne OJ>(lrl'1nC\.'<1 respondcnce, etc., for ac Oood UMd Furniture It ~~$2~~~7:t, 4 mo.. an indlvldual with Jtlnt In operation of mall counting d•partmcnt. ee e Appliances-ON. l will ---'----..:....:.. __ _ ~·"'· a"ll'-"" ... wuM, hand & power t 1 on a Minimum requJrementa --•t SELLf B O -· • ,,. "" "" r t ttl _.. or or You. 1rch ropleaf table, a.nd ol IO+ wr&t, permoen P me type M w Pm. and al MASTERS AUCTION <·hairs & hutrh, nM\Q re- iuld Kln1 v41rb11I It written bciii.s. Htply A 950• c/o lt:ul one yeur 11t11llatic,il A m t:r1can , European, English Anti· fi I h. S200 7-4643 comrnunlc•tlon 111.11111 l>•lly Pilot, .0 . Box typfne exJM'm:r1ce. 64'"8686 & 833·9625 111 5 ing · 847-4 Appllunta abould have a 1!)00. Costa eu, Cll qut:S and cOllE$Ctables b11 c karound uf pro Ir~------Weorrrr aoodaalaryand ALL STOCK CASll r AID CMr09t 5aAe 1055 For gd used rum, unt1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •r•11Jv~ly rupun11blt excel lunt benefit:1. DRASTICAU.Y llDUCB»! SALISUDYS •~crt'tarlal uper1onr1: Sna<'k Bnr SupervU.Or, on· l'lcuse submit resume In Hours : lO.SPM PUii lime and part tlm~. und the ability to work ly muturc women need confidence or call ques&clrTV's,9SHll33 PUIUC AUCTION ncl•dcd for our south 1ndepondcntly. Xlnt •PVI> Workwkndsonly. SaturdaythruLABORDAY. (; o 11 , l r 1 u , 1.1 fi worlun& environment Xlnt bund1ti.. !Jalbo11 Mike Dally Fr~ Local Delivery Wt'lllmll'Llller M uJI loca and~otlllparlu1aewlth Ylichl Club, Oor11 n , Employee Relations ANTIQUE CENTER uu•u 1-:JCp'd vnly nL~ " 1tarUn1 ulory ronae G73-3SI~. Dept 1'ouaoplant "ompany ttJ>r>IY of SlfOO. $850. Please sub· • --0 COSTA MESA ~ fuJI lime pen.on '• ley M9'tnliity mlt rdumc ln conhdcoce Ss>t-tl"lty hardware co. In DOUGLAS 1996 NEWPORT BLY • ~ 1rt'ta1 I "x pc r & w Ad 42, The O•lly Piiot, N D. seekin1: cleancut OIL COMPANY , Formal duuna rm tbl w/4 chrs. luf, Pecun wood, 2 Walnut & blk <'hrs. exc<' me tbl.. 2 ~old & wht hanging lamps. small bkcase. Call aft 5:30, 645·7857 MANY FINE ITEMSOI" ESTATE JEWELRY, ART OBJECTS, AN . 1'1QUES, FINE FURN., ETC. PHONE FOR IN· FO. & BROCHURE. 645-2200 Mon only S..12. Im S.rid· point, Cdm CBroadmoor I> 3 Bikes, skl.s, Weber bbq, furn. bu, hte.bld, antq pinball mach. llOUt.t'plant knowlrdU ~Ni?&4 P 0. Box U60, CoaU man for perm. employ. Ot California 645-9468 n·qwrcd. Oood p11 y & Sa Mesa, Ca. 92626, detail· ment S48·34S4. "l60 AI A Country style din rm Repl11 cemenl value $3000. Trestle tbl, 7' hutch. 8 uphol. armchni, ht-rwht\ for top r ... r:.on k-s Judy, mature, f/t fo l k •. ·• rway venurJ ,.,1 _.7ti0 ~ Cost it Meu Jhlkcry. ~"Ja~ashifl~~~. ~:Jo; STUDENT Cos~~f'S:0.~~1~2626 Exp prefd. ~_·303 __ t __ portunlty Employer !rf/P Free room & board ln ex· Equal Opportunity ---------~~~~lllllllllllllllllllllllll'ii ... -•I change for approx 2.S hrs. Employer M /F AppllClllC" 8010 metoYou 8045 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SISOO. 646-2744 · Moo ooJy. S..12. 1228 Sand· point, CdM Broadmoor J > 3 Bike,,, 1kl1, Weber BBQ, bks, furn, & hsobld, antq pin. ball mllch. •• RETAIL CLERKS SALES Lovely home w/pool, pvt ---------SECV / AOMIN rm & bnUL Pref female. Waaher1. dryi!r11. Clean Orphnned lovable 8 week late m~els. $100. 1 yr kittens. 1 male tiger. 1 guar . free delivery. femnle blk/whl. Wiil Mstr Che. Will also buy. share neuturing, spaying fWI N BED, complete w/box springs, mattress, headboarcl. Xlnt cond. $47 .00. 963-2082 • •• •• Ma.•s SHOE Investment counseling Sml snlary. 1 child 7 yrs. TYPIST SA.LES (I rm see ks h i g h 1 y 1>'4-8070 UTOTEM F 1tame, comm. xlnt motivated sell starter.---------• ORDER DESK ben~f1ts Brokerage or Trust ex· SwltchboordOpr. Oood sal. Resumes. 636-2.840. costs. Call 846-9252. FR CH T DAM AGED Adorable black Terrier HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 poodle. 6 Months ------Maple couch & choir set Both $175. Deluxe S·PICCt' dl.nelte siso. 546·3707 Movlng -Elec. range , patio furn. Tru-spoke wire wheels, furniture. household. misc. Sat & Sun 929CedarPl,C.M .. COftv.-...Ce Mart&ets Apply 10um·ll.30.;m p e r pre f . d . Top Must type. Apply t o, NMS, U31 Monrovia Po...it.Jons open 1st. 2nd & Mon through Sat ~ls needed. Auditor. Hotel Laguna Ave. Ste E. Newport 3rd s hills In San Or8yAppolntmc11t o: Ad No. 425 So. Coast Hw y, Beach,92ii63. Clement e & Lagun~ TIIEBROADWAY • Y •Box 1560, Laguna8each494·1151. W. Warner nr Harbor, 646·9110 Beaut.Jful olive and white Santa Ana. 979-29'll ---------· t 11 h Five male kittens, 3 blk & pnn ca co couc and Ueach. Other areas have Fcnhloe llland. HI Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 TYPIST ol)l'rungs also. No exper Equal 0ppor E.poyu Sectttary. Must tyj,e & be T.ac:w RECEf'TIOHIST CASH PAID matching chair w1lh oak white, l gray & whte, 1 framed noral print wall TEAR DOWN SALE Everything from di.shes to kitchen sink goes. Side by side Kelvinator, sofa bed, knlckknacka. Sat & Sun. l0-4.1250nyx. B.L rc-q'd. Apply at any ol ~~~~~~~~~good on phone. f'or Special Ed u cation Architectural office re· <1un.tores. -further info. call~ credentials required, quires typist for variety For ·Wshr/Oryrs/Rcfrig working or not 957-8133 gray. 548·7236 hanging & pillows. $250 Blac'k spayed female cat or oHer. Lovely blue wi white boots, needs vase lump with white good home. 642-7564. Oriental deslen & wtutc -"---------1 s h ade US. Irvan.o. Siamese Cat, female. M2·1790 2588Newport Blvd Salesperson must have exper with or assignments. Ex- C~ta Mesa 642·7702 YACHTS SECRETARY DO. multi handicapped. cellcnttyping required. Elec dryr $95. Kfog sz bed, firm. new $185, TTundle bed Sl75 . 768-8494 -~--.---.-.-;.;;;_;;;.1 Brokerage & new sales. FUJ11 Newport Bch. i ROBINSONS needed for busy R.E. ofc. Must have ability to Dictaphone & xlnt typing write goals & objectives skills req'd. Call Judy at & Implement program m.2900. • plans. Submit resume to Wm. L. Pereira Assoc. MacArthur at Ford Corona del Mar 714 :644·0620 EOEM1F • spayed, 6 yrs old, very ----~.----.--....:·:_ Freezer . lge upri l(hl. affectionate 661·2116 Bedroom furnishings : • GAR.AGE SALE! 107 ~~t. Npt Bch Used 6 mo's, cost $4SO. • Twin bed com!)lete with Sell $250. 847·S5S6 a ft. Furnffure 8050 dark maple wood frame. BIG YARD SALE Sat/Sun I Newport leocJt Wilf interview applicants for: SOUTHWESTERN YACHT SALES 2616 Newport 673·921 l SECRETARY or OFFICF. ~~: ~~arcl St., San· ADMINISTRATOR. Xlnt ---'----------------- SA1.ESPERS typing skills. Will train TEACHER TYPIST 6pm · ••••••••••••••••••••••• head & foot boards. Very 2453 Santa. Ana Ave, Clll( good con d i ti o n -Soup to Nuts. Gaffers & Sattler bltns· Thomasville Bamboo range w /hood, oven cop· bedrm let, dresser. end pertone, good cond'. $65. ·tbls, chair, 60" hdbrd. CUJ.ligan wtr purifier $10. SSOO. Perl for girl 2·20. Costn!ticSales OM on Xerox 800 word pro-Exper'd, 4 yr olds, salary Fast Accurate. 5 Days Ma I e o r fem a 1 e · cessor; Ofc l<>euled on open, East Blu(( Pre· per wk. Pleasant work· Knowledge of Art Sup· the bay; Investment co. School. N.B. 644-0232 ing conds. Co. benefits. plies helpful. $2.50 to 67S..SOOO. •--~------Apply, Pennysaver 1660 maUress new, $100. Anti -que 4 drawer dresser, Super Garage Sale, beaut, $1.25. Dark walnut linish Drexel coffee table, TV, 3 drawer dresser wath cha.in, misc. Sat/Sun 9-l matching nightstand 480 Sh ady Dr. Costa SlOO for both. trvme'. _Mesa <nr 17thldrvine > Co1nwtol09ilt AHtMtlcian start. Apply 190 So. Coast ----------n-eucher needs babysitter. Placentia, c. M. Jlwy, Lag &h. SECRETARY Own trans. refs. 7:30-3:30 (714 > 751-6881 day (714) 673-5283. • 63l·233Seve H.ide·a·bed, tifccnu, $12.S. 5 Whirlpool 19 cu fl Ref rig. Drawer chest, $45. End F1 l1ml' pos1llon~. Xlnl -Jr. -Permanent. good Mature woman.846-3434 ,.o l>enl.'f1ls ElCper typing&phonesk11ls,hlc "'f'd SALES Part&Fi time T•acL........fT·-r .,..r :.h required. Jo:xcil1ni.: "' .....,. "'"-r-ory . i\1>ply Personnel Oepl S4 Per hour salary lo :.al<'S atmosphere Xlnt Thurston Intermediate. Mon thru l''ri Z 4pm start. Enjoy people Be a benefit package 11 rs. 7th & 8th gracJe. History- 2 FasJaiOft lilond d e m o n :. L r a t o r . 8·5, 5 days Appry ;it. U.S. & World SS0.09/dny. 1<4ualOppEmplyr mi r Represent Wearevcr Avnet Electronics, 350 Req 's valid Calif. Alummum, one of the McCormick Ave, C.M. or credential. Send letter of ( 1 n es l coo kware ea0.7~ appli cation, resume & ROBINSONS Newport S.ac:h Will interview JpplicanL~ for Heod CasJaitt , · Restaurant Cashier Rest. COWttH H~lp 'Xlnl co. benefits. Expcr manufacturers in a -......:.....""'-------confidential file lo STORENEARYOU. SECRETARY Person n e l OH1ce, DEMOMSTRA TE... Need personable girl. to Laguna Beach Unified nus revolutionary cook-mannge omce for busi· School District, 550 Blu· mg uteu l on weekends. ness machine rental. typ. mont. Laguna Beach, Ca <.: • 1ng, r ecord keeping.1_926S __ 1 ______ _ omm1ss1on a ssii::n · phonf', Sdays Jo'ull timc. ments also avail Call Beach Stationers. 4020 TtfephotM Sal~s Mon. for a ppt 1213) w t t k ., Campus Or, N.B. an o ma c money 477-8509~ - ----Can you sell on the SECRETARY phone" Top$ m our busi· prcf'd. 1---------i\pply Personnel Dept Hcs ponsible wom1rn ness 646·3030. ask for wanted to rill full ttml' R;iy Mon Thru Fri 2·411m 2 Fashion Island 1£qual Opp t;mplyr m;r SALES SUPPUMEHT YOUR INCOME ssssssss PART TIME 'TB.EPHOHE WORK *SALES* Part Time / Full Time{ Real Estate Sat.s O.C. Airport LocaticMe ForAppoMtment Call Jim 540-5080 Girl l"riday position m ·--'-------- busy sale!4 office. Xlnt r~lephone Opr' Ues k typinR skills a must' Lile Console, pvt club needs bkkpg exJ>('r & refs rcq. sharp. PBX console o~r. O c Airport a r ea some clencal work. lite 644·5833 for 1ntcrv1l·w typing. 5 day week. appt. !'lease call Mon Sat . 4!i6~ for appt. SECRETARY;TYPIST. --cxper. sctup-malnt;Un clephone Am1wer. Scrv. (1lcs.MissionViejoarea. 1-.:xper'd help o r \\11 1 Salary OJ>('n. 974.1300 t r a 1 n N 1 g h t s & SECRETARY ror management consult· ms rlrm. Shorthand & typing required. One i::arl office. Contact Mr. Charle1worth. graveyard s hifts. 540-li77 EL .. ;PHONF. HOUSEWIVES COUEGE STUDENTS (,uarontecd Hou r ly Wage P lus Bonus. 5:30 pm to 8·30 pm Call 1;1t.-422Jorcomcto250 .. : 17lh St.. Costa Mesa --~~~~~ SALES COHHS.L CHEVROLET SOLICITOR Insurance Agency to contact pro· spect s for business in· surance & set appoint· menls. t'ull time pos1- llon. Salary $750 to $900 mo. Contact Al Quinlan, 833.9SS0 ASST SALES MGRS We need (4 > i;harp people cxper 'cl in men's & wom e n 's Europe an tclolhtn~ & s portswear ~allo's to help manage our SALES 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA Part tim<', S-9pm. Mon· 546-I ZOO ennls salesgirls. Must be Fri. perfect for College---------Student. no p ressure sales or quotu to meet. SECTRY /CPA Ofc exp, must play tennis. 5:11-~11 m c n • :-. d c p t . i n ,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Wes tminster Malt &1• M uat have statistic al _Fu_ll_T_i_m_e_. _64-0-_4-1-72--- typing expr., also light RE Service, 5 day wk. telephone & receptionist Salary + comm. Apply: 1''J&h1on lsland. Jo' lime, perm. positions avail now. Call for appointment THE LOOI< 644-6500 ~LES CLERKS CASHIERS . eecome a Fotomate. Rehable w/sales exper. \ P1t1me positions avail w/great benefits. JOAM to 2:30PM, 2:30PM to '1)>M, Saturdays 10-4. Ap· ~Jy at the San Clemente Store, FOTOMAT • 801 N. El Camino Real San Clem. 492·39SO Or Orange 634..a38 duties. (714) 833-9887 3000 E. Coast Hwy, Cd M SECURnY GUARD Mature person for full lime job. Hours & salary nexible. Honesty, intc· gnty & dependabillly re· quired. Retiree O.K. Newport Beach location. Call Mr . Lewis a t 673-6172 TOOL & DIE MAKER Sm.growing Coeta Mesa Mfgr Is looking for a good tool & die maker. OuUes Include: Sharpen· ing & maintaining exist· ing dies. also making new jigs & dies for sm e lectro-m ec ha n lea I parts. l~~~~~~~~~I Cole Instrument Corp. 642-8080 E.O.E. SECURITY OFCR RotaUng 1h1tts. Ovr 21. Contact Carol McCarthy, Netrporter Inn, 1107 J•m~ Rd, N.B. No S.rvlce Sta. A1ten41apt., exper'd. J\111 or p/Uimt. AP.,J.t Atto &at.loo. 11th • lrvlM. C.M. WAITRESSES. Exper. Apply with Marge. bcf 11 or art 2 . M1s~1on Viejo Country Club. 831·9006 Waltressi f'ood/Cocktails l yr old. lake new. $275. lbl. $25. Roll away bed, 645-6746 $20. 559·5746 Gas Dryer, Westinghouse. Gold 7' sofa $100. Green 6 mo's old. top model. reclining chair $75. Cof· $200. 640-8683 fee tbl $30. 963-2254 $3/hr. Sid's Dlue Beet, Washe r , dishwas her, Queensize mattress only, 107 21st Pl, NB aft 3pm trash compactor. $70 ea. !inn Beautyrest, 4 mo WAREHOUSEMEN air cond $85. 646-5848 old SlOO/ofr. 846-9628. Receiving & distribution Moving out of State. GE Salon hairdryer SSO; old of men's clothing. 30-40 best washer, matching kid.~ey ~hapcd desk $40; hrs per wk. Apply, 3198K electric dryer, cost S87S 58 h1gb Vi ctorian Airport Loop Or, C.M. last Sept. used very lit· wicker chrs $15 ea, 556-6646. Ue. $400. 640·6556 Thayer Coggin coffee tble. parson s type WINCHELL'S Washer & gas dryer , S4"x54", $250. 840-3941 DONUT HOUSF: matching set. xlnt cond, aft 6pm. 6791 Warner Ave .. 11 B. S185sel.644-4201 ------- app'I now bcinl: taken for , . Wshr/dryr S2SO; dinette counterglrls. C~mpl G. E. Electric sel il20; l"<>uch/chrS75: 1 kitchen. Dishwasher, 4 bdrm set S95; 2 dbl bds Women, earn $20. to $40. burnt.'r cook top, trash S60ea. 963-6876. p;eve. Sample fashion masher. dbl self-cln'g wardrobe avail. No In· oven. All 2 yrs n,w. All 2 Chest beds w/roall $12.S vest. Car & phone nee. work perfectly. $850. Ph ca; trundle bd w/mau call for interview appt. 64G-33G8.-_S4_0_._962_0562 __ . ____ _ 963·3866or546·3183 KENMORE Washer & Couch iSS. Maple triple Gas Dryer. $100 both. dnsr w/mir 165, s dr cheat Call 645·4317 $45, mle slnds $18, $20, ••••••••!•••••••••••••• -----S37. Lg Cof lbl $60, ~ . 8005 lkycln 8020 64S-861S .............................................. ---------Household furnishings, Wonderland J Speed Huffy bike, good ever ything must go. Of Antiques! cond. Must sell $35. Aft Fur n, Appli 's. e t c . 5:30pm,645·7857. 642·6541 ·---------lWO 10.SPEED BIKES. Gold herculon 8' Couch SEAHS. $25. each. Call Sl OO. While Desk & after 8pm. 7Sl-3088. Oiair, sso. Lamps $15. S.SZ·1790 SUN-MON, Aquarium. French Prov. dintng rm clothes, desk, books etc. set. Drop Jear table & 6 2444 Fordham, C.M . chrs. Cust pads. $450. Super ga r age s ale . Chma cab $27S & BuUet FumJture, antiques, de· $215. 6'1G-l 180 corator Items, CB radio. Boys youth bed, mattress, motorcycles & eqwp. s heets, matc hing 4 Trash mashers, &lereo drawer dresser. Anti· equJp. Apt size stove. qued blue. S45 for all. sailboats, .etc, etc. SUN ~ ONLY. #9 Baruna Court. Newport Cresl. 64.S-9SS3 Hand crafted dining rm Je--a-. 1070 tbl & 6 chrs. 540·S221 or -.... r ~6 after 5pm ••••••• ••••••••••••••• • New Dining Set, leaf. WANTED cedar top, $900. new. ::.ac TOP CASH DOLLAR $500. 673-4938 eves. PA J D F 0 R Y 0 U R Twin beds complete. good cond S75 cu. Queen Hldeabed $50 . Occas tables & chrs. Call 673-0279. JEWELRY, WATCHES. ART OBJECTS, GOLD, SILVER SERVICE. FINE FURN ~ AN· TIQUES. 645-2200 ---------1•2 K Marquis cut, tn· MOVING SALE·Xlnl cond terlocldng wedding band dining rm lbl & 6 chrs, · & e~gement ring. Kenmore ws hr/dryr ; Yello gold. $500. Call Brown & J ordon patio Bill l666 • furn. yellow; 3 Uer wtr founta in; w a ln ut Man's S2S09 watch. 6 mos bookshelves w i winc old. l8cl, 2Sj, auto. Sac rack. 979. 7429 $1100. Ph 646-4S40 Solid Oak King Bed Set. Uvntock 1075 Contemp sofa/luv seal. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wood /glass coffee tbls, Reg. Morgan mare, broke pecan dining set/hutch. to ride & drive, blk Qn Br set. Wall units. parade Morgan gelding. Sora bed. All 4 mos. Eng. Western (714 > 710-0844 338-1011 -----~--~ ll UGE warehouse crnmmed with over SOO music boxes, nickelo· deon pianos, circus or· gans. wall c locks , grandfather clocks, fascinating antiques. Clubman 28" men's 10 spd Yellow wood Head boa rel .-. l624l F · Lo $15, brown antiqued Brown Leather Marg<' Miscel1antoUS 8080 ...-. al.l"Way .. Dresser & Nite Stands Carson's sofa. Antq 3 pc •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Over Sl,000,000 Worth American International Galleries; 1802·T Ketter- ing St., Irvine. Tel. 754-1777. Open Wed thru SaL 9 AM to 4 PM. Vl1ill H.B. 140. 64G-SMS crewel sofa & 2 wmg c-nn & ---------• chrs. Charcoal Woodard Equlpnteftf 8030 Huge Armoire S200. Paint-patio seL Table & 6 chrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed White. ldeol for Pool lurn, 6 pc act. . wardrobe or entertain· 540-3599 Mam1 ya C3301 body ment center. 6'15·3763 ---------1 w I 6 S M M • 1 0 5 M M , alter 10 AM Beautiful rust colored 180MM. lots of access. -----·-----overM.u!fed chair. Xlnt PUIUC AUCTION Vf?E)' good cond., $750. Stereo console, com po· C'Qlld. $100. 751--0695 MANY ITEMS OF FINE 714.m-8914 nenl sys w/tape rec, gld ESTATE SALE Pwr mower, reel type, Bngg:• & Stratton 4 cycle eng, incl catcher, S30. Pwr edger King O'Lawn, Briggs & Stratton eng. 2 HP. EZ spin start. sso. 640-7091 or S36-C209 ESTATE JEWELRY, velvet cbr dlnneue Ital Sofa & loveseat, Mediter-Tennis Club Membership ART OBJECTS, AN· Canon 3Smm F2; Serles 1 bl • · ' ranean, sold corne in Irvine for aale. Call TIQUES, FINE FURN., 4 Canon 200mm F3: SX ~~top, mrsc. Call grouping. 2 Rlatching C213)330-57Z1 ETC. PHON E FOR IN· 70 w/xtras. ---·------tbles$300.968-956r. --------- FO. & BROCHURE. ____ 54_5_-45_9_5 ___ ,Round Game Tbl, ---------1 Lovely mapledresserS45. 645-2200 Cab 8035 w/pads. 4 chairs, $350. Custom 8' sora, crescent tape recorder, like nu ---------...................... . •JOMATHAH'S• Himalayan & R e d Wholesale to the trade. Persian kittens. some best quality antiques at adlta, SSO up. 546·9965 realistic coat prices. Dogs 8040 Please stop by or call for ••••••. ••••• •• • ••. •• ••. info. 18335 Mt. Langley, DOGTRAINJNG Fountain Valley. 968·1331 Your placoor Mine John 675-24 Sofa, blue on bone bit· shape, scalloped back, $20. nvr used blow dryer g rnd. 1350. 146 The upholsteredinmultlcolo S&.di'gitalclockS4.more. Masters Cir. CM . needlepoint design fabric CM. 546-5858 557-3530 $175. Hollywood bed with 2 bolsters, used by visit· S'Sofa, leather, '95'--~ater SHOWCASE ing relatives 3 times $75. softener Sl2S. m lac . Handpalnled, liehted, Walnut hall table, ap Items. Reas. 7~ or l e nt a I sty I e prox2x4$40. 751-4840 breakfmt/elegant. Brass , . Playboy magazine collec· & ~lass dining lbl w/6 16' brass Circular table Uon from 1960. Chtneae Ch ippenda le SlOO. 557·3530. 146 The 545-4595 Large oak swivel chair $1SO. chrsiblk lacquer finU!h. Masters Cir .. CM. ------'-.....:_ __ _ Cute lovable Bauet Blll 4 panel handcraved, ELECTROLUX bound. 5 mos male, AKC. teak wood decorator For sale ; Walnut corre Late model Electrolux all shots. Beaut mark· . 1 table, Walnut end table, w ; po we r b r u s h . 53IJ.3S0'1 AnUque Bedouin Wedding lnp szoo. Pb 631·3935 an screen w/brass '" ay. sml cube table, 2 velvet ReaS-Ot1able. 642·43"7 Dress, from Israel. Bsl 7pm. _552_·_3632 _______ , bucket chairs, 2 lge ceramic lamps, girls Beautiful green queen white Prov bdrm act (3 size sofa bed. Sl2S. 1S>t4 pc). lge arn beanbag above (round pool, com· chair. 64U845 plete. SSO. 962-7253 1010 . -.._.. ._.... MmJclll ~~ ...... ....... 9040 .... w ... ,, Mltwc,.., a.nd!y, S!pt!mbef 4e 1en DAILY PIL()T •• ' ....................... Ntn...11 I OIJ p•nt tOl O ........................ ._ ...... -.......... Se10..... 9110 .• WANTED TOP C II O<>l.L.AU Pl\10 f'OK \O U lt Jt u .nv ~An:in· urr <>RJa:t.:TS vol 1> HILVf K SP.H\1 1t·~: t-'IN~ f'\IR~ At AN TIQll~ ..u ....................... _ .................... n• CHRIS Crall TIS cab Ull9 Columbia ze. u ldnc ....... •••••••••••••••• .. ~.. 913 ..... ._,,.+tel ........... ,....., DR u .. ~ET. ltu•• WANTIDUI Cf'IT. •/•lip. Xlnt. ~. ~ s bags ... ~ aood 19'73 Yamaha 250 F.nchuo, • • ........................................... . l'mur, Suhan c)'rnbala TWoorlhrffhott power _,,mm1 cond.'97~ · very 1ood cond, $$00. •••••• .. •••••··~··••• v-91 70 Aff•IOMtO t106 hlach h111t, anaro •l•l•n outbm\rd rootor for my 3,3, 8 h 1 673·2l83 International 72 101 ••-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 6 .. ~' l'umi.ih."W 11'5 iwwly iacquJred Uferart 11CP J~ton W a ~i 20 SPEED BALL 14, fast! Travelall. Custom V4 1-toa '81 Ctwv sles>-nn 1974 Alfa Romeo, JOOO fuel ~;un C...llO.leat 2108 t l ~· n~~ om Full race, trlr, cover, i4TM12S&uukl. Racla1 auto, A/C, PS/PB. r w/'73 6 cvl.en•, t•mP1. •-t.....""-Spvder. Bou .. "'' ~..;;.;.;;.;.;·~-pain. r•a ... r. vvuu con· 11~.61~ bike. Xlnt cond. a t rack. AM·FM.. nu Litts ( .. ~·""'" , ..... Wl'bcr Nrbu.ret.oni 4ll IOA dltlon. S18SO. <Rick> Steve'• Cyca. 805 w. lath bro, ens ovcrbauJed evel')'thhtl aood cond. new Jan '76. ODJy 12.oou lt••• ac ull•r W/<C'aui holl<tw body, v.,_, ntdL )lit) or bc!•t ca. 1$ .\ ~ k r • 1 n •' 11 b ' 4 w1 McK•y monllold ror IQ.KM or ~9100 CAtallna ~ed llHI, aJps s. St, CM. MS-3'121 Trtr padtaao. 44,000 mi. 14'x8' bed, wlndow11. ex m l B I a u P u n k " LUCIGAGITAGS fl"l'wn > o"' hual" -. ., 11 r J s...d OI I <llJ 1111 I •t h Ull Pl ua OIM' 1l»4f•' W1• rcrlurn ''' m lll n1•nll> • ed 11Urilll1H• tua la • tr p , 1Dff't111 1 trllnt I 0 rl'\luirr m. n1 ,. l't t •cnt k I. ltwf\ ' t-or 11 ~ahh"CS l•IC t·nd~ •ullp11p_.1 l0ibn1 11 r .. t>a) c:1c1 "''""'' II ,,,,,. ~111 li.t( I. &, l n m \>MH ~~ Or 11) t,.., • "rih biii. k tu b"t ._ PIUCto • .., ¥2 t'J or .I ).'.> t ~'""!>)l 1;11, ... ., •u,,~, st Sill·" lU ur 11111r1· \I IU t'J :0.J 1. ' "·" I 111 I 11•h ii '()l'\l<ll ' [), ,.,. 'our u~ n ur \1•114.1 ""°'I' .11hlr1·'~ phon.-It '<'1 H m 1k1· uni· • Jfll 111:r t.o \•Ill~ t·Jt h S. 1111 •II•·• I.. 111 11111111·> or th I Ill PILOT rRIMTING I' I) Bu' 1,,1,u t ,,,..t.1 ~1..-.. J . 1 ·J •r•11a. PUILIC AUCTION \I\ Y 1n-.\tS IW FINI-: ~:ST\TE J fo.WEl.KY. ,\ llT o H.J !-:<'TS 1\ N Tll/l E~. VI NE Fl H"I ETt' l'UU'i I;. FUil JN- H l .'v llHO('ll tl HE Shulh•rs ('u,lom I ···dur. L c vu lt1 , .. , .1 11 d m 1n1 bl1 nib 1\1 I J O"· ol 1. Chri:.tophc•r '<, ll-IO 1465 J,UVEl.Y llkl' lll'W 7 sola SIOO 22" hoy s h1kc l:d cond Sl2 50 17 " 1·u fl Adm1r,1I 1 d rag ,.. I-', mint rnml ~1!!11 'Hi:! 20K2 Ohl l mlt r~mHI rnanu.tl l;.!)C~rllll .5 F111 dtru1·k :,pht nm 1 lug ~~> 5 lui: lMh IU7 '7m ~1 ... rr rrumpclt Ocilt•·n r •l!I I Studant mlll ll~foh ('all ti42 :tll~ Ounald tm•ll blodt Ch vy, throt· ao· TROJAN \wn V8 now e;rpup J~P ft'6~ove r , WANTED 614-llOO. ~;-Call 845·32Gt; ~~~/~euO:.V ~tlk•t;!t: ~~~~!~": !~';':01~~~~ VIU', It t'ru • A· l . pass, ':not~ctcr, '1oC:.m:i 350Hoodaen1ine.1970or '71 Ford Pickup. Stll Wb Xlnt, Hk. Pvl p r ty. --or ··'t N ° w P 0 rt.· S 9 5 O O · aaill, wlndex indicator. newer. 538-3Sa2. AU for Trlr, Save $1000 ea. se '1 5 D 0 d I e R 0 Ya I ZU.98e-083S PM/wlmdl ......, ..,. er 2U.JJ3 5al head, f HP Evlnrude, Don. or together. Illness. Sporiam.an Maxi, a..aoo. 8'73-9408 auto. loaded. MU.Ill lell '14 Alfi GTV 2000. New. t .. >w huur 270 Cruaader ....... 110 ·1......,.P ~bottoropalnt&lotor BSA Victor soo 32mm b elow book. $3600. S/16. 13,000 mi's. Pert. M1ann4.1 cna. w/Vulvo 270 -~ ,.. m111c:. equip. Also !ilip Mik I B • , 493-9895 outdra vc 51500 Will con· OPIHLAIORDAY uvall at Dana Pt 57000 un • amelt clutch 66 Chevy cust cmpr ~.6t&-6651. ~-, ~14-_. I :ocfor "un" 04' 11mall bout Labor D-<....._ 642..m . . $399. '73 Yamaha LT2, Priced to sell. Bsl ove .... Dodge Van. V8 w/m anu ......... ~~ """'"'"""""• • -, T"__. l1eMikWllS'299.963·0403. S216S.Arthur64G-0394 '" # -.... ,..... 1015 11 1 P~• t paym•nt LASER #7968 f II xtras. •••••n•••••••••••••••• 9707 ~ T~ l 7 • MAKO <: ~ n t c r • u Y 'TT FXE only 1,000 mi 4 Wlleet Dri•n 9550 496'-8209or 49'.l•2421 '72 AudUOOLS. 4 spd, sun-GUru!Olc.i equipplle d incld North beautiful bike w /spccial ••••••••••••••••••••••• OU1t•1• dC' k .H 'XW", Nt1w homurnudu lrullur 70UP E'rud". unnc: carrya . $67S. 644.0530 nnint, bars, oil cooler. Pd ,.M,. •1-uno Ford Window van, 1 roof, Sl500. rirm. 833·~ dr-r dot tm111 & dc11k fOI' 14' boat, ll2S " ..,,.,,.. ..-"' """"" .....-Ton. only 1300 miles on or644·4039 . l'hnl~ KJ'J U!IOI 97,..220 20 ' MAK 0 Cc n t er Cal 20 hinged mast boat $4.100 + T&L. sell for #I Ill Calif I I l ll d F d ft• ..... 101 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ( oc.k;illt•I' ~~ ~!> & !Alt. ('4011t1ci ¥t6 J•.1rrot t61 Wllfi llA.'W lo •:u I \Ml-. BABY •ZODIAC Po.1 A·Martn~ lonut.abll· Uj>ali. 2'.1~ Culh.111c. C. M. (714 )540 2070 CollllOlo bath,SHPmtr,xlnt'cond, SJ.SOO In c ludin g 2 • new Y ns a u or Auttf~aley 97T".,, 115JIP E'rude .$8395 ~. <.2l3> 592.2906 helmets & highway belt. • ~~g~~t~ Bronco enslne. S2150. ••••••••••••••••••••o• Ul'1MPNavjoll 840-4167. lNTHESTATE Runs great.87G-4S64 '60 Sprite, needs ena. Loaded ~S Hobie 12' w/trlr, very .76 Chevy I)~ T long, PS, work. Good cood. S700. J7' IMP Apa~h·e good condition, great tor iS Hondo 7SO. Xlnt cond. HUGI IHVEHTOltY PB, AC, auto. very nice 29412 F.dgewood Rd. SJC 170 M/C ... $749S beginners, $800. 644·1344 8500mi. $1300. Pri. Prty. All Modet. New Ir Uled 53G·3'14B, 1*·326S ~16 AU~U w/lrallers 842·1522 Leasing Available ---------- < on, \'I I 1-.1.~ C 11 I I 2 110 22S Amp buttenes, 6-&b tA.IS2 for boat or motor home, Laser with trailer. Cost.Mete '73 Ford van w/'JIYI. vs IMW 97l2 WAllHElt IOATS Perfect coodition. 11000. '71 Honda CL 175, 4300 AMC~ headers. GOOD aas ml ••••••••••••••••••••••• CaU673·S283. mi's. St. bike. $300. Call ldnt ste_,. & antenna Adoo.-weiototNpt. Blvd 673-2757 atlS'.30pm. 2S24HARBOR LVD. •w SADDLEBACK -new 644-4796 Youo" nlJlc Co1.ck11tee l. -------220 Victoria, C.M. COLUMllA 34 Mri II eo.t.a Mesa aun roof. custom rims lame, ¥ood rwt w cage ~W5 ~ P'k.tot Ir Organs 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tl GrJnd piano. walnut, Starr·RH·hmJ nd, $1000. li46 '744 1\NT() S<>hmer Hoi.ewood square g rand piano. Inch . :.ti. C omp. retitrung $2000 ti75·8679 Stark Upright Piano wt bcnch Bcuut dark wood, mint cond. $500. 197-1:129 631-211 O Built ln '73, tbls immac '73 Norton 7SO xlnt cond. xlnt tires, CUSTOM lot, * S 0 S * sloop is ready to crwse, Many extra ports, $1100. JEEPS ...,7" must be se~n. All aroun • • • 20· Jo'ormula '77. Xtra 7, headrm in salon. Pwrd _o_r_t>e.s_t_837_·7_1_s_1 ____ 1 c J • 5 • 5 • c J • 7 • s • xlnt cond. PP. 646-1846, ll~LP!' Ernie bo<tMlll clean, OMC. P/P, N.8. by Perkins diesel, auto •71 HOHDA Cherokees, Wagoneers, _B_il_I __ enough teukwood ...:..... 714~166S pilot., RDF, dingy, furl CT 70MWTroH Pick·upa,upto$1,200dis· 7SCHEY drawers. louvered & r _ ·-L 11!.....-j ib. Nwpt s lap avail. counts. s yr 50,000 mile su·~ y ....... cane teak doors & teak ~..-e .-u.er ~ Sacrifice.ask $28,500. Sea Blue. 2,589 miles. warraotys available. IU"5ft "'" moldings to build 20 Muat sell '74 34' Diesel Own 531·3374 dys or Has spent most of its Coplti•d Mfrs lite (471100 F\all power, a ir, COMPLIT! boats. More arriving da1 Truwler. Lo hrs. VHF. &&S-75Steves. yeors In garage, not be· 2001 E lst,SASM-8000 &Poke wheels, 2 yr s, ly & no room to slore 1t! ! D/S, $38,SOO or bst ofr. -------ing used. Xlnt condition. 24,000 mile warranty IOOY SHOP Terrific selection al fan· Bcf 4 PM (213) S48·3101 30' Clipper 1S, 3 suili;, $200fitm. S34·7S33. · 69 ;MEP WAGON available. HOW OPIM ta!>lic savmgs. A must a.sl( for Buck. After 4, Dana Point slip. 9.9 H.P. 4 w]) ·LOADED $4999 for kit boat builders or Avalon279. OB. S8Koffcr.S48·01S3 '°:!a~~~b~oa~~u~h~~: .$2004"'-_ Co,1l•dMtn SADDLD4CIC add1ng u locker to your , 2001 E 111t SA c:53 o/\tu• y ,.'UY IM-ITS • prei.ent boat. Home i3 Formula 18' V-bottom WA.NT RESULTS? '74 MR50 Honda, sharp. 675-9137 ., "°""" -..-v owner s c:an add thut l.SO!IP Mcrc._OI B. comp Sellyourboat thru 962·61116· '75 Toyota Landcruiser 'SJ Ford Van V8. auto.1_l_J_f._Z_o_4_o_4,....t=S=·=4_9_4=-t.- BMW COMllM&SH • THIAUMIW 6lOCSI NOW!!! nautical touch to the den eqwp. $3995. 673·7466 SOUTHWESTERN '76 YAMAHA XT soo. En· Sta Wgn. Im mac cond. AM/FM. rWls well, looks ---or captains room. '71CARAVELLE 140 H.P . YACHTSAUS duro.3000 mi,xlnt cond. $.5300. Call 963-6027 or sharp.Sl300,751·6372 AU Cha:-c upright grand SPECIAL Chev. 11. 4 cyl 110 16' 11.. FUJI/NEWPORT SllOO. SS7·!1892 all day 751-3191Ask forCat1. CREVIER p1ano,c1rc:.11899,$850. Teakwood·$1 per lb. Deep V Walk thru w/s (714)673-9211 Sat.,aft.5Sun. Custom •• 66 .. J eep . 494-4893 Marine paints SO' qt. 12' full covers· Power tnm -----• Wagoneer 4.wlJeel drive . .AutotWmhtd 9590 ~WirtCJMachines 8093 Dinghy Free. 4 Cyl c:xtras·xccll cond. Fasl· TRAILER. Factory YAMAHA 2SO Enduro Xlntc6nd.Sts00.&46-Jl73 "••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manne eng free. t-:t·nn' WullstronR Trlr. trailer for Lido 14. xlnt. ~ l~~cAo S:, d' ~d: !!rt WI WILL IUY Minoey'sShipChandlery w11h ht·imng buddies. St.SO. PhSSJ-0264 '74 Blazer. Pwr, AM·FM Sm1wr Colden Touch sew m:.1 chinc w c;i binc t S'iO bs t olr .. ,\ft K, 751 3088 2537 W.CoastHwy SO!'J5o 5 16K83t , , 644·1755 b . · YOURDATSUH Newport Bch548-419'l --12 Kite sa11boat. Must ca s s • I g tares . PAID FOR OR NOT OPENSAT&SUNDAY l!YT I ur Sporlshner, trlr. ~II. $250. '76 KAW 900 SM Granda Everything, S4995. T-DO• • .... b k V '-~ h f 67" ""'"""' mi. lake new. xtras. _493-007 ___ 1____ VT" ~ a1t l:.1n . ucrt . asher ~~ FOi T-C ,.ltS Hobie I.ii, nu 1\1 +J : 14 Kl'nrnnrc con:.ole 11g zai: main. Hill·hae SBN·40 -,ewanR machine. Sl2S. Btll.64629fitl 546·9311 6t2 1763 be S1900. 73l ·30S0/832·3220 VT" ,_ t rww. S5000 or sl of· 25. Coronado a fast 110 1977 Jeep CJS . 7,000 mi. fer ~9-7223 - -roomy sailboat. And a ----Still under Fae Wmty. 18' South Coa!>t Ba v Boat place to keep it in Nwpt. 1 '7S Honda CD360 T xlnt. ~. 675-9933 • BARWICK DATSUN ~ I j I ' I "'. I • I 1 • &I sr .. HOADWAY SANfA ANA a·3s-a171 THC ULflMATE -Q MACHINE •USED 1MW11 • '73 3>024spSR 727HNK '74 Bavaria aulO 780MVG '743.0CpeS/R 748LWB· '7620024spdS/R401PDP '76 3.0si 4 sp S /R 572PQM Ford lrtu k whl·t·I & tire ~'> Two fo rd 15' mJi: "hl'l.'ls :);) l'J Chrnm1• Ill tJkC rnJ nllold tor 10 111' ' VW engine ~1 I I Ford rn a g w h l' c: h "" 111 642 J:r79 GRAY MARINE ~oo . . ~ust sell this wkod! ~~1~ $750 or offe Jeep, 1941 MB completely ~!:1.~~ ... ~?.~~ The lrad1l1onal heavy du· 675-3584 S7900. or best offer. restored. MustseU. ty. hght we 11(hl rnar1n -:-----. --~ SJ0-9849 Suzuki SOcc Low ma, to Pi P. 673·2658 831·137'> 493.337') WE BUY -.CUAN CAltS lrTRUCICS Closed On 5-days ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST Frcc ("•llmJtt• 0 11 1111 hohtcrin)!. ~of J II tU\' J Sc:uba Ce;1r· AT· PAC Set engine. AU models an· JS Cdhr1s 'J'.rdt -Cabd,· 63 LASER cond. Ideal lo carry o upc:ornpwd aanng. $250. genua·ne new p "rt~ nee s tops1 e re one, M-"-H 1 .1 6465386 . . .. ~. mus t i.c ll Sl4 500 Good condJtioo. • .....,r ome or rat er. • ____ Authonzed Dastr: Rnsto 6444796 548 _1131 • · S700. 644.1755 S250.631·3474. & • bt.'<I ~pcc1al i tilJ K l!~I D:.tr stool:-. sUIK'r plu~h. hilled ba1·ks \lii2 15!)7 Golf clubs, McGregor Services. Costa Mesa. ---·~-----I --------- iro ns Wilson woods, (714)89'.?-8541 Pontoon Boat, French 1m· 32' World Record Holder. Motor~ S•J t•omp w/bag & cart $85. lo..£.. p 9040 Port. Wooden Keel & D Class, $9500. 2244 Coast R...e/Stoi age 9 '60 536-3507 un, ower floor boards. cov'd cowl, Hwy. NB. 63l·OSSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----••••••••••••••••••••••• . d h Id U WANTED 20 g auge ~an 5 ic · sed 4 Pac West Sails 2S'k·SO<J., SO.CALIF'S Model 12 Winchester. HELP! tames. Cos t 5995· Sell off on new o~erslocked LARGEST 548.5497 5495 548'7825 sails. Open Sat. for re· fleet of "New" Motor l'ool Thi. Push .Mow(•r, rh'sk. Wheel Ch:11r ()ays 642 H:lltior546·4310cvc:. ~:xert·a:.P Mulll purpose Wcai:ht Be nch, xlnt cond $85. 631·2147 . . . , Wa1k1ki 21 · Duy cru1i;cr. pairs. 7 :30·I0 ·30AM. llome Renuls.Ovcrl40 Nd shp for 63 • 15 bca m 455 Olds cng b.ig jacuzzi 642·6441 im models to choose Temporary or perm. Ph ' t. ------fl'om ·, 18'to32'. 41 '"<78 ·x• i .. tbl J,!lai.:. lop SISO; 2 Ounc:an·Phyle oc <'a:.ional l'hrs SIOO c:.1 'Kenmore w~hr/dryr set $75; S:.1un:.1 cabinet $!00, groen ovul shag rug !Ix 12, SJO ; 4 mags 1Sx6, S60 847·2009 Custom Boogac boards. l...;Jri:e SJO. :.mall SlS. 644-2108 (714)538·a5061v mi.g. pump. m ~1.ny ,,_op ions HOBIE CA'f 14•. Van l"~urance 1'nclud"d -------~rnfr. Call Sal.coo7 or rack Extra s ails S600 ...... " '7_3 Baytiner 27' Fly bridge 5.51-6019. _ 201 'collin i.. na'I Isl: Dale's RV Rentals, Inc. Sedan. stern room. mere 2 1 , C h r 1 :-C r a f t 673-3IC>t (714 )559-4446 l88, $10,950. 673-3826 Ba l h S500 14' Fishing boal. 7 HP Y aun~75. 18'Sol Cat : w / trailer I buy Persimmon woods, motor w/trlr, s wivel 5648 1..oadcd' irons, wedges elc & seals. Complete $700. 196~ 31• Allgla-.s. llh' 494-2781,494·7085 make cust. clubs 542-1044 biJ.3828 '73 Rinell 24 • ScdJn beam, twi~ Chrysl~rs, 12' Kite #4 15. Race Airline T1(•kcl for lcmale Blue metal racquetball ONC S7900 nytnJt bnd)!e. dual con· n gged. Xlnl cond. With to Nc•w York St2S. F11ght racquet. Leach. Hardly ~~r • l r o Is. s Ip:. 6. Ph trlr. SS7S. 6"2·1763 lvs 9122 77 963-3308 used 646.5486 uft 6 _ 714 559·1448 aft 6 Tn.clu 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONNELL CHMOLET 2828Harbor Blvd. COSTAM~A 54t..1200 IRVINE C'OA.ST <.: C TV Radio ----34• Express Cruise~. ---Soll --1975 ~1ob i c 1Cal, 16' be h Sti50 Q k • • formerly Caty of Long ---. 9060 w1tra1 er. x nl cond. n_ie,m L rl:.. 'Pr . I. ~!~II HiR, s~ 8098 Beach rescue boat ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJ,$195. ~~~so41 r.in:. 1Jr cc. '-0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chrysler V-8, ilemi·22S '26' KANTOLA Trimaran. 1-894·7893 • NEW Mdl 7200A Sony HP. Very gd cood. $9500 Head, galley, 0 /.B, VHF. CATALINA 27. Loaded. Well conl>lr1Jcted camper Balamax video tape Old but sharp. Owner hfe hnei.: mooring cvr. Yrold lnbrd eng 3sa1li1 Motor HCMM Retdal 111/:a' to 12' Fully sell contamed Reserve now for summer funwknds. REGENCY MOTOR HOME RENTALS 92S N. Harbor Blvd, S.A ••S31 ·2S03•• '66 FORD P .U. Cstm cab, short bed. stepside. 6 cyl, RENT Fireball M.H 23' auto. $1350/flrm. 545-2014 DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN ~] shell for ,.mall import w1tamcr in unopened fac. 67S-8620 Poly paint. s pcedo. Perl VHF knot mlr sJo.4089 · truck Wind iwi. and boot. tarton. $880. PP. 673·6789 cond. $7SOO/ofr <incl 4 • . sell-cont. plus stereo & CB. Sips 8. 645-2283 MOTOR HOM ES FOR RENT Prom $1SO. wk. 77().0644 F1 r :.l ~2S •a kcs <.:ul I aft SPM '712.S' Bay I.mer, Saratoga mos free sllp )Must sell· 631·3149, 64< 1060 ;.1fl. s ----model. Sips 4, SS radi Pl'. 549-2520 PM Fis her older tube lype Pwr trim tabs, 225 Volvo, ---- tuner. Garrard changer, 25 hrs. Head, icebox, 27' Double ender. 10 HP Spkrs. Com plete set, gd comple t e cover. 1n auxlhary. Classic folk sound $125. 536·3507 water. Best offer over boat. Xlnl cond. w/slip. New wulerbed. too big for room, i.ucnf1ec at Sl50. Call 962·61311. Potters Wheel, S:IOO. Ktln w/shl'lf. ~oo. 846·5!!66 $13,<XX>. 675-SS.18 $4000/ofr. 675 9311 dys, 960-33tl0 evs ~ !lnmatanic ~ ..... 675-7674 = 25Lancer , sisoo ·~~~~r!, ~i.Strea m. 27 Newport SlS.500 962·8924 28 Kings Cruiser S92SO --------~ ls lander. d81, whl Ofr Trailers. Trani 9170 32 Westsail sssooo •••••••••••••••••••• ••• SOColumbia S84SOO 23' Terry, new awning. FOR ANY SAILBOAT many xtras, like new. CALL US MUil sell. 551·2054 '73 Toyota w/shell, wht s poke rims, nu tires. ~S0.646-8402 1R83'11F M~~i BL VO HUN T1 NGTfJN FH AO • fl-l~ 771i1 •.in ,,1.1: 1973 Tov-oto,... . , ..... ._RT c •as Hilux Model mag wheels, ,.....v ~ wide tires, comp eng ALL MODELS overhaul, .runs good. ---------• Xtra t.op for bed. $1875. WE Aft s. 842-9783 NEED '74 LlN Truck, Mikado, wide tires, camper shetl, rear bu mper. c lea n . $1950. 960-4213 . Salell·Service·Leasing Roy Cm-Yer.Inc. Rolls lwyce BMW 1540Jamboree Newport Beach '640-6444 BMW '76. l!OOZ. 4-spd, snrf. AM·FM cass. 15,000 mi. Metallic pnt, specia't wbls. $7850. 494-8438 WANTED TO IUY Quality used BMWs . ROY CARVER IMW 15'0J3mboree Road NEWPORT BEACH · 640..6444 '72 Bavarlo. Auto. Air. Xlnt cond. iSSOOiofr. C~I Mt-5613 Capri 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 SI LVER V6 , AT , AM/FM stereo tp, air. new brks. S2800. 675-0432 .Nellie er. Kg bed:.prcad, n1•ur new SSO. 7.enitn 21" IJ&W $35. 644·7367 ~rC?!'erage & new sales. 32' AFT.CABrN DIESEL 1977 Invader 23 fl. Full-'S7 OM!vy I.ii ton PU, lge Jo LIJl/Newport Bch. MOTOR SAJLER, TRY sell·coot'd. 60 gal freJI rear window, che rry CLEAN USED CARS HOW CALLPAftftY '71 C&pri. Rblt engine. ne w t i res , AM iFM cassette. 11100.Call Miki· 548-2039 Moulanex Food Proces:<or, • !<lacer. grander, JU1 c1•r , etc. S20. Lk new 640·4051 Scott A·436 integrated sleroo amp. one on radio 8081 $22.5. 963·7706 ..••..•...............• WANTED: EXERCISOR lllCE R~ASONABLE 751·41140 WANTED: 20 ga u ge Model 12 Wlnchealer. 548.5497 '. -----,Wanted To Buy: Lumber rack & tool box for mini· ·truck. Construcllon •· tools, all typea wanted. ..... Bob 962-6884 Want lO buy old football programs.from games of the Ul30'11 ' 194o·s CUSC, UCLA. StanfOl'd. UC, other m ajor scltoQls throughout tht" c:ountr1> Alto lnte-rested jn foot· ball maaazine & UAdes · from •ao•a •nd 40'•· ~o Apt. altc.-Rdr11. and met.al typwriter table. Muat be ruJ. 611·3360 I ~ol .......... "" 8011 Cons o l e col or 21 " lelev1 s1on·good cond. Sl7S. 631-3474 loats & Marine Equipment ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE . IAYIOATS 14•.i2· Several to c~ rrom ! SOUTHWISTEltH s n .soo. CALL BKR. wtr tank, dual holding s hape! S1600. firm. YACHT SALES 67S-79:i0 TO ARRANGE tanks, 1&' A&E awning. 847·2703 FORlNSPECTION. P e rt cond. S4'17S. ------Ph:89~. '54 Ford Y.I ton Pickup, 6 2626 HARBOR ILVD. ----------1 cyl,Jspd,$500. ~ ... 9070 '7S Cardinal, 14' Self C'OI) 5SM9'15 COSTA M~s" 540-5630 1011\~0\ ,\ ~O\ • LINCOLN· MERCU RY '76GlllCJim.my4+4 . WllUY '76 Capri, Sunrf. minl cond. AM/FM Blaupunlct. stereo. 644. 7747. 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loaded. Xtras. 18,000 ml USED CARS! 493-1113or497·2866 We're the new Chevrolet 1971 Datsun 1200 Sedan, ----------1 ---------•dealership in the Irvine leaving s tate must ---------18' Winnebago, sips 6 tt76CHEVY Auto Center. We need sacrlrice. xlnt cond BC~ Classic your used car! st.so. 6454W18 Black W/sllver. air JOE "11 Datsun 510, xlnt rUn· cond., atereo cassette, ......,. •c PHllSON 1 di 1 0 custom shell & all the ex-......,.. n ng con t on, S13 o. tru. UD0.660>. CHEVROLET 64&990.1btwn3&UPM • S. Prfced-$4190 :n Auto Cent.er Ori ve '74 260Z. · 46,000 mi. new MllAc&.IMA%DA IRVINE Michelin~. air, m ags. 2150 Uarbor Blvd., C.M. 761-7222 stereo. 54900/ofr. 831·244i 645-5700 ... ---------•Alllot. l .. Of'hcl . ,3 240Z, like new lo/out, 4 "73 Dats un, w/cam per, •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• apd, radials . m ags . ma1s, off road ttre1. GeMlal t701 ::.~f 8 trlc. 13996 • some bod1 •k, S895. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- 55'1-J:m WIST c;lllMAN ~ 8210 4 dr Sedan, air. l'-... -ns auto trans. new rad1rus. I ....-v 22.000 ml, l ownr 830-9363 62 Porsche Cabriolet <SaMET) ....• Super 901 =!:'EYIZ _... _______ __....;.;;..._,. "'9KL.Nl ..• , •.•• SU.9$0 alt5PM ----~~~ $1.&2 per DAY ) , . . ' . At.tot. u .. c1 . MtcK. u •• c1 " 8 OJULY PllOf e.mber 4, 1971 ~~·.~~••••••••••• ~~·.·~~••••••• ~·.'."!~••••••• ~·.'::r:':'.~••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....._ ... ert.d Allfo•, '"'~ ........ ,_,.rt.4 Mwce .. Ifft 9740 Roik 1 t1S' vo111...,.. t770 ck t9 I 0 Wdl 9910 • •••••• ••••••••••••• ...... ••••••••••••••••· oyu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Volvo 9771 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... • • .____ r..112 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I -., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'TII R l 2 d Vtnyl ir;nrl ~ t7JO M t7J ... •••••••••••••••••••• Leate •t DEALER IN U.S.A. 't& Sqbck, runs areat. nu 1_11 YOU 1~ RJverta. runs 8reut I ... ~~ t r. ·wl • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• clutch, AM /FM, ca11, _.....,. Nutirea,radlo,alrcond. A11•· sereo,pwr 0 • • .... DRIVI • * 1;, t,.111t 1.a. Sport Coupe, 74 JDIHN t'Ww • U1ed IR{ ROY s120011>1t ofr. 960-5112, SB.I. YOUI 2 + 2. $950, bat olr. dows. V·8. Like new .. "" """'' harp, 10 m1 , 1u~ Jnttrnptur AU ori1lna1 ova too CARVER eves VOLVO. 552.1315 $3850. ~1°"' • unLE... • turk, U'I~ llfJO l•Ua u ~·~S:.!th~~~1Wt!::o~!111 MERCIDIS ROLLS·ROYCE 73 vw Bua, curtalna, lllnt See \Ill for • top dollar COV~RCRA•'T HP Car '72 R1vlera, Jow ml, Im· W'\1 • ., " IMU•m..,... eaUmatel Covers all In stock mac, loaded. l Owner. SAVE A LOT "1• t"1a1 1:t.t!i .• , or H1·u Mo\'l,i'~lis OH DISPLAY =:' .. •di. =.'e~~91el1. '2900: MA.a9UISVOLVO S»SOO. 207 N Main SA. $3000.752·1687 SllOP .. l'OMl'Allt. \ 1 A I • .i'""J 1·on1I Xl111 1 D'ILIGAHCI House of··~· rumos~OAYS MISSION VIEJO 542·1044 Sell lhJnp fast with Daily lll!h'IA.Cl" W,l.I 'lllKltOUt> ~w l1thSAM1·ln50 ME~~~f:E!ER 1r.:,:~1.r~c~~k .... ,::e~: IJl·21104t5-1210 ClualfledAds 642·5618 PilotWaotAds DARWIC IC OA T\U,_. ....,. '727 ---61162Maochester. COMCAHMON•s S3.'i00.96M07c ;11M537 ORAHGECOUNTY A.to u tel ••••••••••••••••••••••• K......,. Ghio 9715 Buena Park HOISILE•s V , ......_ UM4 • •· • • •• ••••••• •• 'I ,, 8)1 IJ7~4'l-Jl7!> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 521·7250 ;a '69 VW Bue, a uto ·orig VOL 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• • · lrmtd Mew '77 •m Kimniann Uhl11 (jood OnlheSantaAnaFwy. STAIUS owner, clean 4t re~blf, EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO HONDA Cars rnr1d <.:ll•un rtoou or or Brokers of tine ccMtem· SUOO.&U-1682 LaraestVolvoDealer le<r 645 0012 1976 280 Sedan, Colorado porary ..,5 RABBIT Xtru, atereo ln Orange County! N£WPORT DAT SUN R>aTHlltST A.BT,.ICH CelJIJ.MM60M TODAY! MANY btilllO w /bamboo int. ROLLSROYCE BUYorLEASE To ChooH "'o'"I ~ llm Ghia Coupe~. )(Int l':t~I.' i1unrf, loaded, like BENTLEY ~7~i.=/otr. Xhu DIR ECT U.._.IVERSITY t•c1t1d, mui;l Sl.'t! n4'w, fact. wrty. ONLY .... laluEto.mC~~!lte~ .. Y J""ll 61:H28l 8900 mt. $13,800. P/P. (4115 "'' ...... n w '74 VW 412, low miles, OW.MObUe Mcr&do 9738 RLZ 1 830·8063 eves, (710615-0930 ereat cond! S2300. Call ~ uovt-s rn1-:1rr °'it'ar '\I .. l .\11 hur & Jambmt·1• Ho11ch Honda CS'\ • GMC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6344141ext.24 days. SaaAt 9760 all. 6 pm . 96G-5396 True kt ~I l lia1 ho1 lll vd H l·IJOO l li T THE PRICE IMCIUSE!!! ltJNEWl'AKS \i'THt:OLl> PlllCES 1\11 modt"la now avail..i • bit< C..U ur Wl: Ull ooror1• ••• \OU lxly• '! .. . . .· COSTA MESA DATSUN 2MSHAHHOH HL\. IJ ... 540.6410 540-0213 l oo>lil 1\1~11» o 10 U.141J • I llon\l.i t 11.i1 ll.11)1 l (JllU mu11l '>1°11 ~l IJOll OI t~:'ll ollc1 M;: 1ti711 llON UA I~ ;, 'lµtl. A (' \ \1 F\1 Su11y tJl>e t-.x tr J m11ur\lt:U r .st11 .. I :.110Y. t1n·~ \.l11t l'IHlll :s:.!t1'l~1 l'J7 lli~7 ,1, 110111.J..i l'1v11 l1111w11 y. I ~pd & t\;\I F\1 H trJtk :w uoo m i \.Int 1 und ~!JOO \fll·r b 11111 tifEW '78 MODElS HAVE AttRJVED! MAZDA'•HEW Great Llttte Car TRl-:MENDOUS INVl-:NTORY 1m l-Uill7 IRACLE ?SMC.I • (6925) '62 1.800, very complete. Perfect project car Spare eng. SJOOO. 613-~9 <581NRX) Blue & Black. Rallye wheel&, AM/FM stereo 8, One yr unllmit· ed m1lc11ge warranty .. :t DATSUN 2 dr, Jul• M • lrans. nt!w lln!' l(rL·J1 ·11; llont1J v1\1t· cvcc. :!l!i0t1t1rbor111vd.,CM. Naw'77Wagon • t.uy J l S!1.15 !1:>1 l)IS:!» htt·hbk , 4 '>Pel tO JI!!-. 645•5700 r..iduab. A \1 !-.:\1 "l•·n•11 ----- Top cash S$ for your VW. 'fl9 Volvo 142S, 66M. all re· Paid for or not. Call cords. auto. fact. AIR. available. $3999 Copefand Mtrs 2001 E lst SA SSll-8000 • 73 Di.lb.Un :!IOZ Xlnt Orange 22:\1 mi \.lnl ·73 Mazda RX·3 Was:on . *S3977* • 1·0M Bnl:ht' rt'd. mH~"· ~l!iO !!33·11~11 Slh·cr. J'\1 C. R1 U, lugg •: :i1r, AM/FM, !114<!50 lliJtil rack, Sl41S.640·0846 . (3589) Keith or Jerry. SlSOOirir m. 552-8862 BOB WITHAM VW 1fl00 Westmln11ter Ave. Used 893· 1551or638· 1880 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Opel 9746 "• Wu"Qbledon llunt llrl>r 76 C1\ it·, S s1.ld. 11 hack ---- :. Ph (213)592:2491 radials. t\!\I fo'!\1 -;tcrco, i3 Mazda HX3 Wgn. Nu 4X4 WAGONS .. • --, .... ,,,,. xlnt :!D1 m 1, t>ng. 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Dark hlul'. m ai::s. ttS:.!l~MA 1 546·119UOor 521 2291 d S200 968 9923 7 w 2KLL ., 1777 runs nice. SI too, Call -.1uto. AMi FM. xlnl t:CJOd $4689 L -. ' 4 'J" 14 p 640.1238 #:' ' MOTOR CARS MERCEDES 1968 Pantera 97 47 Fr w Y c Io s c • ca 11 · .. • ~1195, ph !JG:l lill97 ••••• •• • •• •••••• ••• • ••• direl1.IOOS. ;~ n sw & ·73 2 !Ir s1.1so t·.i D'ELEGAHCE 280 SE 4 dr. ::"" 71 6!0 1 dr, lo mi. -.1!1!15 b"26 Wl1lhSAS41·!12~> tllrown.ser 7049 ::· ,,11 xlnt l'Ond 1.73 rnw .65 3 llS. (;hro me whh $4289 ·: .1uto. Mue.l Helli ht>sl ufr We S~cializ.e , fiat 9 725 ,\l!-.o haw 'tiJ J ai:: ~l ark in Mt'f"Ce~s , • ••••••••••• ••••••••• •• X :\1 ui.t sell best 11fr LeosfftCJ & SerYice ;: 1.•112.I W:is:on, Y.1lt·'d.ir i;7J07J9or 7~ll072 Many other Sports • • • lt•Jn. s ha rp. 11 2'J5 mi '76 XJS Mnn} xlrJ!'.. \\ m • Cars & Exotics : '>II.Sil. 549·5132 "hceb, Dur k blu•· I' l' 12 in Stock :: il.i 131 ALSO 71i X19. hoth i>l!J,000.61,00777 Iii:.! 71112 Call for complete info ·-han· air. low m ile-.. h"' Jfttsen 9732 MOTOR CARS : : Jlrll't' & 1 'l·.1r ~uaraotct· •••••••••••••••• ••• •• •• D'ELEGAHCE ••· 1o7515!M 74 1, .lt•n•H·n llt·.ill'\ t>~Wl1thSA547·9250 •• 71 f1;,il 1:!1 Sp)dt·r. dt·.111 :J.1,0(11) m1. 1mm.1t . ~;i:!~l5 :· .~ I cli.1hl1· ht s~:;o1 Willing to .... 11 ···I:! 1:1w •: l.1kl'" '.J.)~111371 nr ~,,15 >!5Kli \1ark . ~:·Autos, Hew 980 Autos, Hew 9800 :: ··················~··························· , .. ~ . , •. ·=· ..:· . . ·. ·. BUY OR LEASE MERCEDES LIMOUSINES .!tiOOs I 6Wpullm .. 11 low m1ll'<IJ?t' 1967 CSl•r. o:J!f.:! J AL'iO BLACK S"l IU-:TCll AVAIL1\11LE MOTORCARS D'ELEGAHCE 1;2G W 17th St\ 547 !1250 1!173 •1SOS 1-;. l ow n<•r. A \I FM s ll.'rco c·hl•rry cond 11.000 m:. I' I' I) II ft449 ·10 JOOS EL. xlnl cond. li2.UOO m1, ;11r, i\:'>l i l'':\1 , ('Jssclle st ereo, new t1n.•s I'll' ~'7!150 '1!11 ·2722 74PAHTERA 30,000 miles. fully fac· tory cqwpl, (ser.11072'J6) One or t h1• last 100 made. $14,489 . MOTORCARS D'ELEG.AHC( 626 W 17lh SA 541·9250 * Pant•ro's * 11 Pa ntera .. Sl4,4 Blue <Ser 1296 I n Punteru Sl3,78 While <Ser 597tlJ 1\11 pnl'c:d below m11rkel Test On ve Toda v 1 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAfifCE ti26W 11thSA!'>41·92SO Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEFOREYOU SElL YOUR TOYOTA, See WI for a top dollar estimate• MARQUIS TOY OT A · MISSt0'1 VIEJO ' 831-2810495-1210 '64 Squareback , 1600, ' new PBLnt. good cond. ssso. 631-0251 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '10 Rebel Machine, 4 spd, ·71 411. Xlnt cond. Nu 401 V-8, 1td cond . Fast! radials. Ch rome r ims, nu $800. 675-4062 hrks, m uffler & pnt. ~.615-4257 1971 Gremlin, SSSO Good transportation '74 vw 412 98().1828 Bronze sta. wagon .. AMffM. radial tir es. '71 Hornet SST.• dt, A T. r.LEAN ! •0.000 mi, l Rill. air . 6 cyl, 258 eng, owner. Musl sell. S27SO. Sl 100 or best offer 673-6372 646·1_196 __ _ '611 VW Bug, Auto. gd '&I Hebel. Rambler. <1uto. cond. WOO/beiit ofrer. PS. AM1 FM, new t1n·i., 640-llSG iclnt l"Wlnin1o1 cond, S550. -----oog.5571 "6.SSqbck. snrf. good rond ------- S900 'b!ot ofr. G46-0883 Wck ••••••••••••••••••••••• P .. _ 9750 ·1s Hust Toyota Corona '66 VW. Good body, xlnt '71 Buick R1v1cra, extra one_. w · :-,1 FM s running cond. AM/F M clean, hlgh mileage bul •••••••••••••••• •••••• • gn. Ai!· A. ; • • uper radio ~SO 615 5856 very sharp. Sacrifice. ·m 911T Targu New tires. s haPt" 83800. 644·7315 · $1,595. 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Manollua · VOLVO & TOYOTA SPECIAL TY ·CARS 1'61CHIVY CAMARO S howroom condition. Air cond .• automatic & b u cket seats . (YXT227). lf71MG MfMIT Like NEW! Low mites & AMFM stereo. (5651 ) 51795 53295 1'74 YOlYO 145WAeoM Automatic. air cond. & In super nice condi· t1on! (818LNSI lt74 fOID lf71TOYOTA COIOMA WAeoM Air conc:t .. automatic & AM/FM 8 track stereo. (929MWK). lt74TOYOTA CIUCAGT LABORDA,Y WEEKEND CLEARANCE OYER llYOICE · iO GT 6+. Runs le looka •o.ec:o 414 Automatic. air cond .. radio & Chrome mag- type wheelL (811KKL). A atMlat 5 speed. AM/FM st ereo & viny l top! (5e8LP8). aood. n 100. ·~::.i~i1.:;;t."&'l __ 5_4 __ 4_9 __ 5_ ..... _5_3_6 __ 9_5 ___ olr.8'8.m2 ALL "7 6 EXECUTIVE CARS Ir DEMO'S MUST GO!!! Here'• an example: 1976DATSUN1210 2 DOOICOUPI 52699 .SALE TR6 ·e Good cood. Whit~. priced ror quick sale. $2,UO. 494-1237 lt77TOTOTA • coaou.ARI 8POATCOUPE. A ir OOf'd., AM/FM rtdlo & & •PMCl (5t&SPl). lt71 lllAT t24 CONtMI ... IS t peed, AM/FM stereo & low miles. (CM2NLL). TRt· '74 Ccnvtrt, roll bar, AM/FM caas, lu1 rack :.~·t::~:::=.3500 54395 54595 ml, blue w/maa whb, ... ---------------+--.....;.._ ..... ______ __ MIQ0.831.oll68 , .... .,..... 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7C VW WettphaUon Pop. top C.mper. All xttu . ..... lf16TOYOT4 COIOU.A WAeoM & l~ect. l lr COnd., AM/FM .. -.o & lug- gage rlCk. Ce39PHI!. 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IH :.!2 M l'G. ;1 11rd otdsrnoblle 9955 Lt an~ ~ut·r1 f1c•t• ~1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m~ '68 Olds. !J Pa li~rnger wJgon. full power. low U7 Pusth:H:k, pi., pdb, milc:;,Sl200.ofr 54t;S16.i t 975 FORD Pinto 9957,..,....,... 9'60 YeCJO tt74 PINTO RUMAIOUT • •••••••••• ••• •••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••• • •• • •• • • . 1''ormer single lady lrom 74 Satellite Scb,rln.i plui; VEGA 76 With cw.tom interior & Uaker:.fleld. married p/11. Pt b, .P/Wind . »II . u•TCHl•"11 GT exterior & Vll\yl roof well . now haa BMW . a uto, 318V8 am 'tm nA ~- Low miles. (735U)1 K > :.Lill loves "Fllllh" l'73 i.'tereo lapt'. uruJM' lo DE.MO. ' 11peed tran ... MUST SIE.11 ·Pinto Fastback). Will in· mlles. cherry <"Ond u 1 r con d .. ct 1 MIRACLE MAIDA tcrview qualified new 847·$"900 (6505/3532 ). Was $37" 2150 Ha rbor Blvd , CM owners. 8(0.-z'JW p.-1.1 9HS OML..Y H 191 645-5700 --oc HOWAlDChev"°'et Art', AT. $1195 or belil ol· for 642-0038 63 HHOO '71 Pinto 2000cc, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. 0 11 ...i. , In • v c · t Do\'e fl Quall Stt;. D1g"uri U1g cu 7a S1iu•<.i• W~n Clt.'an, cnl(anc. 111ags, x t gas 74 enlura us om NEWPORT Bfo'ACH lki Fa~lbuck GT P S di,.c brukc!4 Xlnl l'nnd )1295 Cull 545·21lM 1071 Old:. Delta, 11uto, oowly rd1k.1.'ng, nu pnl mllcaAe. 1:ood cond. llatchhack, 350·2BR~·· lll-0555 Jtr, nu llrt·~. t·ot·ou brwn, AMIFM. radt<tb Super S9SO oCforH31 0257 A C. P1S. P· 8,~Ulo, Nu \t'fY good l'ond S4000 tar ~nly Sl.751.1 . Quack. Plymouth 9960 tires & puant. M·FM, '7-. H-hb-k AM •·:0.1 21:1 867 !>857 al c II 5 i;oo f ralleyc wh1•els. fo;xtrus. 2 ate ac • / • · --'-Ii e. u .4til at6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54,000 malei. Shurp! radials,xlntmec·hcond '71> Mu.-.lan.: 11 A C sun· 68 Olds family wagon. gd '68 Satelhlc V8, PS. PB, !)2700 I' I' 5·1ti 1'1831 $l500 836~ rool, di'< intr. /\M t FM running t'Ond. well main· 73 Squirl· Auto, air. xlnt trunsp $5001ofr. (181TJBI MUST SELL ·73 Ve!!.1 slcrcu. P S. new llrf.!s. tuined bst ofr 586-00IUI ·."',000 ma l'•·rfn .. t 1·ond ""l rnc7 646 c.c.10 VG. 1mmul cond S3750. "' "~ "" -v,.,, • • .,,, Wagon. 4 spd ilOOO 111 ,.• ,,0.,.,20 kd ~ !IJJWl>l:I '76 F1reb1nl Esprit. 7700 lrad~'-'•" ... "'" .\~ u-1 ..., • w ys on 76 Cutl11ss Supreme. 2 dr, r75 Fury Cstm. 4 Or. ma, ammac Oest ofr Ph "'"'"' "'°"° ly 8 -1 (213 >471H21!1 new rJdtJls, all xtras. 1974 Ford Pinto i.tat1on PS PB. A1 C. radio Xlnl 642-0810, 646#15 . ~~5.548 1!)28 wagon MaJ: wheels, l'Ond.!2795.847·2994 ----:: 1o 1 < .1111.11 " .1:?7 I '1111 (1001l 1•11 It'''"' .1111111 \,JJI '•IX II.Ii I 61.i Mu.~lun.: j!89 en.:. aulo, -stereo I ape deck. roof . 'ti8 Fireblrd. Good Condi 76 Veue,\T·lOV d.isi.1c SllOOor belitofr Pint 9957 rack. auto trans Clean. 67 Sta. Wagon, xlnt run· lion. $800 "lute cNl blk leuth. clcc 552·4597 ° while e"lertor, hlue Ul nmg cond Best offer Call64S.7141i 7-1 Wagon. A C. auto now lire:> ~0·1 14:.!548-~lll Chevrolet 9920 11o1ndow11, loud1.1d 14,000 -----••••••••••••••••••••••• "' 642 6541 WOULDN'T YOU m1 S8850 /bc'I olfer 'IJ() Mu11tang. 6 cyl, new '73PinlOSqulreWagon.lo ~rior.S23SO.S70'l~I --·-----'76 Grun Prix, lontlcd SJ ratherbc sa1hnK? ••••••••••••••••••••••• :1o Cut11llul St•d.Jn th: \ 111 ~ "llt11\\ 1 """' l nntl f ull) 1 qu1pp1•d ( .di iloll J6:!" '75MOHU TC 1,,151illl7t•vl•s&wknds cni:. Good shape. ~ mileage. x lnt t·ond. SELL idle items walh a Model, blut.> w whl ant. Seeclass1ficatlon90tiO ---n1sh 6428393 52450 640M39 Sell 1dle1lemi. t>42S678 D ·1 PllotCI If dAd """'J\j\ 83 0900 ll canbeareality! \'.lnl nmrl l.tlo.I' nc"' llnlv 17.00Umi ~lui.t ,t;ll now' 1;,1 fW12 I.ii l'u1 \l'tlt• RoJdi.ter. ·-aiL 4 _ 855 1!__ .._,,,, 1 :r..'7, ~ spd, whatc1blcklnl A.Mtos, Mew 9800 Autos. Mew 9800 .Autos, Hew 980 A.Mtos, Hew HOO Autos, H•w tlOO \tint cand Set• to apprec. •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7J ~'<l..111 1h· \ 111<-on~ u"m·1 hl'l11\\ \\hnk-..ill· ~uo 1!11 1m~. iJ <.'..ad ~:d.111 •It-\ tllc ri';\I mi. \ 111) I lop All"" trus_ J.1k1• nl'w 1n~11.ll' & uul .... 11~1 I 'h x:1:1.22112 I~ 40:1!1 nr l!J.) :,:;•i:J il lid 1\1r ~~ lbl urr ""',. t•lt Ii 10 fiOl\t, li9 <.'J m..ru. ltS \ T gm ~ blk \Ill) I toµ. W,000 ma . 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MAKE OFFER \II dorrlt'~lll ~ 1111 ,,ol1· MOTOR CARS D'ELEGAMCE lo~ W 17th SA 517 ·1~;,o '> " ' "" Sl895 1'42 :J.170 71 ~Jonte l'Jrlo. \ inyl lop. Mu l •II 1970 Coug<ir Jll f>CIWl'I' & \tru:; Best ~ M ulr l'I' 536 WS<! new paant. ~oofr. WO·l~10ii Iii SL<t Wgn. Towns ma·n. D~ -~-99J5 liood l'Ond S7S0 or orfer. ~ Jij::!_ U»i-5 t-•\' ••• • •• • • • • • ••• • •• • • • • •• '111 Oudj.!l' <.'hallt•ni:cr, 76 l'aprau• Cla!>~ll' Sport 35.000 m1 GrcJl tare:>, \' R. 5 yr S0.000 ma warr CleJn -.:<10, bod\' \\Ork 1·x<dl mud. llJ,0110 m1 IM r1I r 751 5!14 1 75 Uc \ tll•· l>c El•"'•ani·i· ( '.ir look-. like a Cud & 1s "' lo.1dcd ~.995 89:1·6 u;o Ford Fullv Jo.11fl•tt. \Ital t•ontJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.'>tieiJ lw,t ulr 1;11 .llllK _ Chrysler 9925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• iii St·\·1111· \1t•1.1llw hlu<·. .71 Ch 1 ·c t mJg-. "hh ,\II t•xtra!> rysooder S800s m -.. o 15'1' k Is run'i R · .,.. I(•\ C' \\ nl . f'h 646·8120 ·;;, ('ou1w de Vilh'. Xlnl . , i·rmd 1.ak .. O\Cr puY· 77 Chrysler Co_rdoba, mcnl:. : •. -.1 .ii.Kl• .11l\'l1m1: bl<tl'k, blk lealh ant, ru11 pwr, air. AM1 FM 8 trk, iii 1-:ldo ('nn'. llJ,0110 m1, • 1mm.11 ,.;111rl 1101 ;1 :>tmroof, vm lop, 11.000 ma su1lCrb cond $jl950. 1>.1\t' Boley. 751 f.271 OlJrl.. 11lf1·r, ii 1 fit:! ·1 111!1 1•1;1 ('hn-.h•r '''\\ prnl I 1 I t .id I k\ ~h.1rp. llk1• I VK . t . I'S I' 11 nu ,\II \lras Hi 000 m1 1 r. · '111 0• all · · ' · , Ml( 1 .73 ,11 ,'1 It II. lom1 \l'I\ l'll•an I ~1"1 1 " r " " · o"'nr Pl' K-ili-7!Ni7 7:! Sf)\' \ 111yl lop. xlnt ('Onrl -.:i•w tiri•:-. S2400 Corvette 9932 Call day~ !J."8·5.'li7 •••••• •••• • •••• • •• ••••• -: · llavc somt'thmg vnu want • to sell? Class1f1t·1f .11ls do • 1 t wrll h 12 51i78 . ._,.os, UHd Auto1, UHd :· ······················· ...................... . '• ·: 1973 AMC Hornet $1999 Au10tT\ll•C. pwr tfffrlng, •Ir C0tid1•1o"in-Q, tllt ~·. AM r.Ooo tti.GAPI 1973BuickCenturian $2199 Autonwt1t., !i.'8reo, •Ir conctHfon1no bwc.e.tl \e•h. w $ W. IS34HllZI 1973 Ford Pinto $2299 Aor c..ndlllonlno, ...,.,., AM 111C1•0 • 01 7UG0Vl !!t~~~~~~!.,~!!~~ .. , """""O ... ~211<~!~ 1--r~k. AM r..Olo •> .. HGF 1 1973 Olds Toronado $2699 Full -·· air ~ondllionlno, Hit "'""" c<ulse control flWLI) 1973 Chrysler T & C Wagon $2899 Aor con<111oon1t19 ,.M FM rllCllo, 1111 -1. <nHN conlrol. pwr ~•t\, """' wlndcnif,. ooor toc:k1. 3 w•h, roof rack. mlJSOI 1974BuickCentury $3499 :!~~;:-.:,:~: ~S~ s:~.~~1;1, pwr br•~u. r adio, •Ir 1974 Grand ?rlx $3599 AM r.010. 1111-1, PoMr WI-\, bu<kat ...... vln'(I IOP, raltye -· IWlJTUI 1975 ~e Coronet $3699 \11nyl Toti, rall'(e ......... AM FM rllCllo llUl'CU) 1975 Impala $3699 Aulomallc, ._ ••r <011<ll1tonl1>9, vinyl tOP. W ~ W lll117'11 1974 Olde 3-Seat Wagon $3799 Aulomellc, top reek, •Piii te•I, cruo .. control, elr condltlonl119, pwr •IHtlno ow• brako AM radio. 12'41..0Wl 1974 Cougar $3799 AulllfNllC, pwr. 11terlno, pwr llrai.011 AM radio, vinyl loci. till-'·.,.... wl.-M, solll be•-ch MM, IMlrument 9,_, 1'12KHPI 1974 Ford F100 Pickup $3899 Au1ometlc.. 11111. ,.,,., air cone1111on1,,.. wnt coost ntlrnH'I. * v.aenqi,,., AM rec110 1"°'2111 1976 Granada $3999 Pwr. 11..,1no. ~·· 11<a11u air ~lllonl119, w i w, •lll°"""lc, ll'2P~VI 1973 Ford F250 Pleicup $3999 Autometlc; •1r con11111on1nv. ,..., '*'""· .,..., lllf .... llA'1Q:ll 1975 Buick Regal $4191 Avt-tl<, V ... t1r(#dltl0ftl119, _,,.._......_.,_,,DI' ...... AM/flM I tr.U s~. lltt wNel, ~. I,,.., flll\lt w!Mtlt. vl"'fl •·(~PSI 1976 Flat $4291 "41L, ttn¥en.lll•"'· AM,_..,' <¥1 tlONU"I 1976 Chevy Mallbu $4291 Aulomtlk. ,,_, "-'"'· P'#r DI' .... • tilt w,,..1, etr' (JOll4lti0Hflt. refl'tll wflffl1. 1 ..... XMI 1978 eordobe '53• 111111 .... , .... •I" Qllltlt ........... , 1978 Flrebtrd S54W ""' ...... k· ~ ...,.,,., 94,. , ..... lloMtfle. *'"" ........ 111611001 1878C•mttro ~~ U8'Nlk, ..., • ._._ twlf, brlll••· .. r ~ ==-AM~•cr·-1.ru,r111,........... " ·75 Grnnildil. 35,000 ma. n t'yl, SSOO. cash & Lake over payment!! 510 3666 ask for Lws Yero ·70 FonJ Ranchero or bes t offrr 6'12·35511 '76 Granada Ghia " red \111111 moon rf 27,000 m1 ·~HiOO Mt 8. 751 3088 1!112 T-ll1rd, good lond1 11on. /\ C. ;illpowcr. ~~. 515 1!115 evrs Sporlos' Like to surf hoard or i.now ski, ? Perfect car. Xlnl col'ld. '72 LTD Cnlry Sq. <11r, 8 trk. 6 cyl 1;.i 1. 70:18 '75 Granuda 4 dr, 302 V-11. uir .. PIS. Pr 8, AM1 FM. SJ.2.50. 559.5525 '72 Tnnno Sport Coupe, Gold w1while Landau, aulo. P1S, P/B, air, this car haSO. Everythlng works~ f>..11-4839 ------ '71 To11no Sta. Wgn. Air, P1B, l'iS, xlntcond. Sac Sl295 orfer. 675-4896 '67 L TO. good running coml. all pwr. Gd tires. SJOO. 963·0596 '7J Gron Tori"o 1''ull pwr. a1c. Low mi's, xlnl cond. $2250. M5·Sll6 or546-S039 '76 Granada-Silver-2 ar, Sterco/rodlo. Xlnt cond. Lo miles . $3750. 644· 7970 i5 Ford Granada , Ghia. Loaded. Like new. 'A real Gem. 673-8120. ORANGE C'OUNTY'S HIWIST UNCOLN-M£R<:UJ\Y pealerahtp lt now OPEN IA Y FLADllOI t.IJlllCOLN·MERCURY 1us Auto cenw Dr. SD fl'Wy·LaltO Forest.oft JftVJNE uo.1cpoo SALES! SERVICE! LEASING! You Can Believe In •• BUICK MOTOR -DIVISION'S MOST LUXURIOUS MODEL . ----- DISCOU TED 52,00000 THE 1977 BUICK ELECTRA WILL BE ON SALE THIS.WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY - TAKE ADV ANT AGE OF THIS LIMITED OFFER TODAY! . THIS MAY BE THE BEST TIME IN ·YEARS TO BUY YOUR 1977 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED AT 1976 PRICES! TAKE YOUR .. PICK •77 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED 2 DOOR COUPE Fully eQu1pped including power seats. auto. air e-0ndlt1onang. tilt w~eel. electric trunk release. Landau rop. cruise control. chrome wheels. AM/FM stereo & much more. (Ser. 628252) (Stk 7907). Factory Suggested Sticker Prace-19667.85 DISCOUNTED 52000°° • FllOM W!ffOOW 8TIOCl!A '77 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED 2 DOOR COUPE Fully eQuipped including power seats. electric trunk release. auto .. air conditioning, cruise control. tllf wheel AM/FM atereo tape , Landau top, chrome wheel• & much morel (Ser. 587088). (Stk. 7762). Factor y Suggeeted Sticker Price--19955.85 DISCOUNTED , s2oor · 177 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED 4 DOOR SEDANS Both cars are fully equipped including power seats. electric door locks. auto .. air condition. vinyl top. cruise control. tilt wheel. AM/FM stereo. chrome wheels & much more (Ser e80968)( Stk. 7668) Factory Suggested Sticker Pr1ce-S9979 85 (.::;er 575575) (Stk 77~61 Factory Suggested Sticker Price-S9829 86 EACH ONE IS NOW .. ·DISCOUNTED s2,oor FROM WINDOW STICKER 5 YIAI, 50,000 MILE SIRVICE COMTIACTS AVAii.Ail.i OM HEW CARS ' "\ " r • .. ' I ( • /. -· , .... . &ember 4, 1877 ''WE'VE CLIMBED ~ , ?'"TO THE TOP ••• llOW OUR PRICES ARE COMING DOWlll~' YOUR VOLVO & TOYOTA DEALER '77TOYOTA COROLLA CREDIT UNIONS WELCOME llEW CAR BUYS · 1974 VOLVO 144 MEW 177 VOLVO WAGON 4 Cyl .. Automatic. Power Steering VC24545H1 -146264 ' '3599 i -------· •.. - AIR·AUTO . '~ ~ WE f f127KZA LEASE ALL MAKES , f · Ir MODELS I 2YIAI 1111111 24,000 MILi SllVICI POLICY ••AUUOM MOSTUlmC4U OPEN LABOR DAY '77 TOYOTA CORONA Air. Stereo Demo RT105-049196 MILITARY PERSONNEL WRCOME! BAtlC FINANCING 0 .A.C. . , I • • • . . I . , FINAL SPORTS . 'l' LOCAL WANTA SUNDAY, SlmMNI 4, 1977 'J l I . l r-----,, PAWPET j l SHOW i'OOAY ~l.t1~~ CAST OF ~~ THOVSANos WE SMOULD DEMAND OUR MONEL{ BACK! THIS 15 FALSE ADVERTl5lNG ! NANCY LOOK AT THAT GUY WITH A DOIBY THE WORD 15 ''DERBY.'' NOT ''DOIBY" WHAT'S THIS? DO MY WOIDS DISTOIB YOU? \ DON'T SAY ''WOID" OR "DISTOIB" ooN•r MISS IT! i::=~ CAST . of :. THOUSANDS a=::=;::r.;i I DON'T SEE AN'I "CAST OF TMOUSANDS'' T14AT'STME HERO ..• JOE THOU5AND5! By Ernie Bushmiller YOU HAVE SOME NOIVE ••• YOU 601N ME UP . ... .. . -..: -.. - ' ·GO IWtE Tb TIIE • ASSErln~f Nf (( lllAtN•N" S'EMtNAtL ~6MT~ t'M GOIN& ro GO TO THAT/ DENNIS THE MENACE CHARl,..IE Ye:AH, HES WEt.L-,W~ CHIPMUNK GREAT FOR L.1TTL.E KIDS ! IS My L.ITTLE Kl 09. ~----......,_.,._. FAV'QITE. TV9HON! • l)O~T M\S'.S' ~~of . Pr t-t '1"' r A~ Seflli vENe;~ ~tsMINA'2-. T0~\6~T.'! '' . . ' f3uTYou LIKE CHARLIE: CHIPMJ..JNt<! C> t> I> "'IJDGE PARKER • SUPP051N' ERIC AFTER MAKING DECIDES NOT TO TMEIR PHONE CALL GO ALONG WITH TO THE LAVENDAR U$ ? ~SIDENCE FROM HIS APARTMENT, STEVE CASINO DRIVES LOLA HOME! -1/.l'tROJ.P ///, 1?,.0"~ "" 9 -4 • , I f DON'T WORRY, HE WJLL! AFTER ALL, HE CAN'T SPEND HIS INHERITANCE IN PRISON! • AQE 'IOU UNOE'Jt • ~MEtNE RSE'S fi-.>8'? • <l <l<J DID 'X)l) ~ECK ou-r lfiAT ANGRq BUNCH OF PARENTS GA™ERED JN 1fiE 50-\00L PARKIN& lOT ? <r>E& I GIR I • I BRUN<:;r You AN APP~E:, MRS. ULERY BROUGHT IS THE P,AST TENSE OF TH~ V~T<B 70 BRING. W~ENEVER YotJ WILL B~ING ME ANAPP~E, I . wn .. L iHfNK you . ,As you ARE B~INGIN<l ME TH~ l?L.E, I AM ~HANKIN<:J You . , • . DOCTOR SMOCK WHe:N You SIGNESP ON 1"'0 IN'TE:RN w1-rH US, :t "T'H OU <SH I YOU KNEiW1 PAL-.' eui-wHeN IHSY IOt...P Me 1"H6 O....,L-Y NLJRSSS WORKIN' H~Re weRf! "Re.AL-c>oss 11 •••• & . L. I ---:::::::::---_ • I OON'T LJKE BEING O~ DOT() AT "mE HIC:,H 6CJ100k. LIKE 11-11~ DURING n-4E BOSSI~(;, I BUT OOMEONE HA5 1C KEEP 1HE. PEACE J 8E.51DE5 ,~ 6EE. A ~OF GOOD LOOK1~ GIRLS HERE! IT 1lJR~ED oor ™E.l,> WERE BAND PARENT6 I IT SEEM& 1HE BAND DIRECTOR KEPT lHE BAND AFTER 5Qi:JOl AND ALL. !HE 1<105 Ml5SED 1HEIR 605 } You DIDN'T BP.UN<i ME AN APPL·~; you BROU<lHTM~ .AN APPL-E ... • • ! I' ~ ! byFa1 d.lahnaan C •tn-Vo~-•-.c •""•"!• .......... 1 IHANK you FOR BRIN<ilNti ME IHS ,APPL-E: ... '----...W.~~~-:;...;;~~~~~----- Geor e Lemont ""1EL..P IS HARP . i"'O COAA e: eY . . -· .. . . .. -·~ .. . . . . WHE:.N YOU'RE: ~OCAIE:c:> ou-r IN IH5 SllCKS / , . \· ~ J-----1---ft~ L . . . I • ~ . .. SAY-WAIT A MINlm! TMIS ISN'T lHE St(1 •.. er~ JUSI A LE'AF ! . \ • HOW PO WU 1-<NOW H~S A ~IR'7 POG-1 E=CHO? *SIGM* THIS CANT HELP eu-r AFFECT MY . CRf:DI 81L.ITY,,. Hf:'S SMART 'TOO! WMCHTHIS: ftOW. OVER, PAcJAMAS! Ila/ KauFmah ~ 1-11'10ING oncunknown in a math "rohlem i\ U\Ually ca'>'· Findln1 '"'o " harder, and findrna three l·an ht-a 'horc But here we arc fa1:ed v.11h five un~nown~. and, ---IULUTIN IOARD --- e.KIN YOU TE.LU A youq tady, lookln1 a1 a photo· ar1pll. said: "Tllat •H't motlMr b my mo1htr'1 motbrr-t•-1••·" Wlto'a Ill lite pkf•rd ........... e Thumb Fun! Stand on a chair, challcn~ spectators to catch shttts of paper wtth thumb and fortnnacr. &$ you drop sheet& one 11 1 time. I e11ook 1 Hmbtf. added Ihm, divided by '""·added el&hl , mulllplled by 1wo, 1ubtrscted lwo Hd had lwke Che numMr, whkb wa• what:' e Animal Cra'(! Wh11.h a111mc1I make~ bet\'! The odd~vark. Which anunal " a me\\)' painter'! The ~plattcrpus. Can you think or some'! 0 \Ou know 'omc1h1ng. 1de1111fy1na them " a \.'IOCh, 1f you can hit on a \lmple procedure The problem d1~ played on th( black· board above 1s a pos- er in addition. five letter,, A.8,C.O and r. rcprC\ent numbers. 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I.DH TAR-'ENRICHED FLA\UR' against a number of higher tar brands. The results proved conclusively that 'Enriched Ravor' tobacco does boost taste without the usual increase in tar. Overall, smokers reported they liked the taste of both MERIT and MERIT 1 OO's as much a.s the taste of the higher tar cigarettes tested. .. Cigarettes having up to 603 more tar than MERIT. Only one cigarette has 'Enriched Aavor tobacco. And you can taste it. o,....._. ... ,m Kings & lOO's FOR PAUL (BEAR) BRYANT. head football coach. Universtty of Alabama ()( ........... ,...._ ............. ... ,.... .. ...,. ............... °"' ~ ... odMn? - Al~. Aadenoa. A.la. e In 1945. while still In the Navy. I was appointed head coach at Maryland Our opening game was with Guilford College. and with only 11 shoo time to prepare. all new players and this being my first head coaching job. I was throwing up just before game, time I was so scared. We won -60-6. It still stands out vividly In my memory. FOR PENNY MARSIW.L. star ol ~and ShlMv Do yoa lane any anuaaJ pmeultll or t.obblea? -G .V .. M.oo,Mld. e I don't think so -unless you include haunting junk shops for -early funk." "That's what I call the antiques I love to furnish my home with in North Hollywood. When rm not browsing and am alone. rn either pick up my needlepoint or jigsaw puzzles. On a more soda! level. rn have friends In. and we'll talk fOf hours FOR SOUPY SALES. comedian I med to watch your TV ... ows la dM 6CY• llad WODder what effect all dtoee pla In yoar (ace bad oa 9om pcr- eonality. -A.K., Wheaton, Md. e Other. than putting me off whipped cream, I can't think of anything But It did have a terrible effect on my looks -before I started catching pies In my puss. I was a dead ringer for Robert Redfocd FOR REP. MILLICENT FENWICK CR.·N.J.) Do .......... IMLEll» to eo ... 3 I-· ... -die beuty pedCM', buba 81aope mad ... ~ lltons, co.t the tapayer a~? -Mn. L MW.. Hobmt. IDCI. • The beauty shop does not cost the taxpayer anything. The four barbershops. however. are manned by Federal employees eligible for Federal pensions. a system which I think should be phased out The stationery allowance of $6,500 for each member of Congress Is charged to the taxpayer. and before 1977 any unused portion could be returned to the Treasury. Now any unused part automatic.ally goes back to the Treasury. FOR THE .. ASK THEM YOURSELF" EDITOR What bappem to all the stuff that Enaelbert Hum.,_. dlack'• ra... to. to him when be'• oMt.ge? -LF .• Rldgefteld. Conn. • Enge's wide range of what he calls "A sponhmeous out· pouring of afff'ctton" Includes everything from flowers to stuffed animals. He goes through the items very carefully. Some of the toys he keeps: the rest go to hospitals and ocphanages. The flowers usually wind up with the staff at the theater. PRO AND CON FOR PHYUJS SCHLAFI.. Y . authof of The POCHr o/ the Posittue Woman y_ ..... ..._. __ • 'u: ... _ ... BIA. .... ~ .. ............. D ... d' 11 ...... 1 --..,_w.... .. 90IS .._......,. _.... aet ce to 90IS ....,_ oa ...._ ...u.n? -£.F. a.t.b. Q.t.cy, m. • Over a 20-year period rve co-authOfed five bookt on these subjects, testified before Senate committees and Interviewed most top authorities. In college I worked as a gunner and bal1lstlcs technician In an ammunition plant. My major opus is an 800-page volume on Kissinger and SALT I. FOR .IOHN WAYNE Wliat'• die .... "'cMce of the .,W bncelet JOG we. oa ,a.r ....,.t .m.o r ..... tt .o..., u..1a,..... ~ -R. Waun. ~Calif. • lJ was gtven to me years ago by the montagnards of South V\dnam. I was presented wtth It In a special ceremony whkh they hc*t to show the1r acceptance of you as an honored friend. The gift made me proud to be ~ out like that, and the bracelet Is one ol my prized possesslons. FOR NATALIE COLE. singer Wlaat kind of eong do you prefer to record? -R.D., 1.opa,w.v •. e Rock -It's stimulating and mottvatlng. Makes me feel good. Ballads are easier on the voice and body. and they soothe an audience like medication. But they take too much out of me emolionally. I have mbfe fun with rock FOR BARRY MAND.OW. songwriter W•• fCMI nlNd la a mll9kal lilome? -RA. RIYe .......... UtU • II you count my mom singing along with her old records of the Andrew$ Sisters, then I was. I thlnlc there was more music In my old. tough Brooklyn neighbochood. TlMi!re were many kinds of music around; as kids we listened to rock on the candy-store juke box and harmoniied on street comers. When I played outside. l can remember Mom telling me, "Save your hands." That's because I was taking accordion lessons FOR 808 BERGlAND Secretary of Agriculture WO.W E'fthl9g wtndmW. on (....,. help CODMne «IM!ID? -BW Hdl, I •ft9do'D. N.D. • It may surprise you to know that hundreds of thousands of windmills dot ttre countryside. all busy pumping water, mostly for livestock. So reviving the windmlll ls not the best way to put It. Scientists are now bu'y modifying the familiar vanes and blades In an attempt to harness the wind to aeate electricity. We may one day see this as a major aource ol power Should All National Holidays Fall On Either Friday Or Monday? PRO O.C-0-.. chalnn.n and ctu.f exec:utlw offlcft. New Yen Chamblt' "'Commerce .nd lndUllry We auppor1 lhe Uniform Holiday Law. Passed In 1971. It has en· abled Amet1cans to celebrate Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day and Labor Day on Mondays. The i..w has bnn ammded gtvlng ltllla the opdon to dlOOM on whkh date they wbl\ to celebrate Veterans Day. The advantages have been In several areas. Offices and factories have realized savings from the ellmln.atlon of midweek shutdowns. Reduction ol holiday· related absenteeism has enabled bualneua to better meet produc· tion 1ehedules and thus sustain job$. The travel, tc.,rllm and related service lndustttes also have benefited from thew long wubnds. ...,~. --------. CON Le _. E. ..._ ~. TheAmeric:on Legion r am opposed to changing our hoUdays to Frid&y or Monday merely for the salce of provkflng a long weekend. Mcmot1al Day has been celebrated on May 30th since 1868. The vcteu population and the gmenl pubic h9ve med tHt dllN for their ....a ~to the graws of departed IOYed ona. Veterans Dey II a day of mncm· brance fcx thOM who gave thefr nva during W. W J. The 11th hOW' of the 11th day In November has great meaning few many Amerlcans. Stnce 1954 thll date hat been used to honor veterans of all wars. It Is regrettable that we would consider a long 1oWefcend more Important than OW' heritage. Cl fWT7 FAMILY WEEKl. Y, INC. All l1gtlta ,...,_ 0 l • I ; By Robert P. Bombay and James Rowland N early three years ago Eh.zabe1h Belzer walked into a room of boys talk mg w11h a man In uniform II was her high school's career day, and a sign on the door read "Naval Academy .. "Everybody laugh· ed." her mother says "They thought II was a big )Oke that a woman would want to go 10 Annapolis." Today Midshipman Belzer is at the top of her class and third m command of her regiment. the first woman officer in the history of the bngade of midshipmen. What made the difference for Midshipman Belzer was that in those three years Congress had thrown open the doors of Amer· ica's service academies to women And 1udgmg by the num ber of female appltcanls. the ex penmen! 1s a rousing success With El~beth Belzer in the 1.141 member Class of 1980. the Naval Academy's first coed class. are 62 other women They h.ve gone t hrough plebe eummer {a midshipman's first eight weeks of "hell and hum1lta11on") and spent an aca· demK year continuously on the run Now. how do the women feel about being at the Academy'> "Everybody should go through a plebe summer juS1 to see they're nol so high 'and mighty The upperclassmen tear you down to nothing and then build you up." says Midshipman Katharine Shanebrook. 22. of Pontiac. Ill "The old saying is you fall asleep at attention and wake up al parade rest " Chrystal Lewis. the 18-year old daughter of a Marine Corps colonel. who hopes 10 be one of the select few to win her wings al the Navy's flight school. agrees "The good far outweighs the bad And when you're through 11 ABOUT OUR COVER (I 10 , J Mid shrpm~n Mines. Slionebrook. L~w1s Ro11h1/I Photograph by Fred Kro/1 lndudion Dov. Julv 6. 1977: the CIOS$ of 1981 orrluea. all. you've got the Academy nng. h opens doors " Spokamen for the Ac.a· demy say the women are fitting in belier than some officers had expected And now 1ha1 the sto- mach· in. chest-out )Okes have faded away. the top brass says the experiment IS w0Jk1ng. ''As far as women being here, the 1ury 1s still oul. but indleations are promising... reports Rear Ad- miral James A. Winnefeld. com mandant of midshipmen. Midshipman Belzer, 18. who grew up on a farm in West· minster. Md ., won a choice sum· mer duly tour al a naval air base in Bermuda Another woman earned a spot with the crew of a championship varsity sailing team. and a third wa.s coxswain on tl'ie rowing team. Others have distinguished themselves In swimming. fencing, basketball and volleyball For the male plebes. 11 was a delicate year They were out of the limelight, watching as more than 100 reporters followed the women on their fir'St day. The Academy·s Class of 1979 have inscnbed on their rings the Latin phrase for "all male" since they are the last class with that claim "I was one of the loudest against the women during plebe summer," concedes Midshipman Eric Grubman. 18. of Mendhom. N J . "I still don't know if they belong, but I think the Academy has done a good job of asslml· lating them. and some of the wo- men can do the job:' '"The wont thins f we hard since I've been at the Academy," says an indignant Chrystal lewis. "Is guys saying. 'If girls come here and they can do ii, it's not worth 11.' We may be weak. but not a<; weak as they think " The women have had to en· dure male ac.cusatlons that they gel too much publicity and that they "bag It" -take the easy Robin Druce, Maryland• wo· men 5 colleglot~ fencing chomp. WOMEN AT ANNAPOLIS: FULL SPEED AHEAD Th,ey needed guts, brains and thick skins to shatter the 131-year all~male tradition at the Academy, and as they return for their second year, they've proved they can hold their own. way out -by leaning on the fact that they are female. Joan Brownlee of Sequim. Wash .. re· members her first mess call when she had to shout out the day's menus and the names of the of- ficers of the watch: Mlt was the first time they had heard a wo- man's voice In Bancroft Hall. and all the men came out laughing. Later one of the men toki me to lower my voice because shouting so loud was unmilitary." Sixty-three of the origi~I 81 female midshipmen survived their first year and will be returning when classes resume tbis week. (Another 90 came on board last July with the Academy's second coed cla$s.) The dropout rate of 22 2 percent was about double that for male plebes and was somewhat higher than expected. The pt'oportlon of womaa to men reflects the number of women offlcen needed for future openings In nonc::ombat military units. legislatton to permit wo- men In combat roles Is now pend· Ing In Congress The Pentagon supports the bill, as does Presi· dent Carter, an Annapolis alum· nus If the measure becomes law, Midshipman Shanebrook hopes to some day command a fighting ship. Her second choic~ Is shOJe duly working with dolphins and seals. a discipline of oceano- graphy that flrs1 attracted her to the Academy Despite the rigors. the women intend 10 make the most of An· napolls. Until. their recent sum· mer break, the freshman class was allowed only three brief leaves, · and long separations strained young romances. Plebe year brought a flood of "Dear John" and MDear Jean" letters, so many that the middles pinned them on their bulletin boards. The friendship and support the women sought and found during their first year al Annapolis buih up an enduring camaraderie. "Even If you're busy or tired . you always have something left fOJ Jene/er Hawkin• of Pentacolo, Fla .• did nol play onv sports In Receiving lndructlon In •moll high school but at Annapoli. ~oln few the plebe crew. arms at the pi.tol ro~ge. your classmare," says MldshJp- man Shanebrook -0ne thing we learned in plebe !>ummer was never to 'bilge' your classmate. If an upperclassman ask$ your classmate a question. and he can't answer It. and then you are asked. the proper response Is. 'Request permission not to bilge my classmare. sir.· " On the aumma cnalee. a part of Academy training since 1851. the women midshipmen stood watches four l)ours on and four hours off around the dock. They also studied hard: gunnery. the workmgs of gas turbines and firefighting occupied their minds throughout the 33 days In their bunks they read thick blue books thar covered everything from seamanship to naval regulations This fall, every sophomore must pass ex.ams on the cruise Midshipman Jani Mines. 18. of Alken . S .C . has found Aca- demy life so agreeable that she encouraged her 17-year-old sister to apply. Gwendolyn Mines IS now a member of the Class of 1981. When college counes In oceanography became mOJe ap- pealing to KathartneiShanebrook than her duties as a naval hos- piral corpsman, she won the recommendation ol the Secre- tary of the Navy and went to An- napolis. "It was a b'9 adjustment because I had my own apartment and my own car." she says Adds Midshipman Lewis: "We get a lot more privacy than coeds at other colleges where guys can come Into your room almost any lime, and your roommate plays a stereo when you want to hit the books. At Annapolis you study" With the arrlvaJ of wome-n. tM Academy Instituted the re- quirement of knocking before entering a room. but soraetimes It )usl Isn't enough warning. "It's bound to happen," admits Mid- shipman Lorrie Dancer of Oklahoma City. "A guy will walk In too quick. and one of us won't be dressed. or we will walk In on a guy who isn't dressed. The women get over it. but the guys blush for days." Academy offldals say they will continue with only minor changes for the second class of women. In calisthenics, for instance. women do a modified chin-up In place of pull-ups Women on the obstacle courH often gave the men extra Incen- tive. "I was ahead of one guy." laughs Midshipman Cathy Ray- hlll, 18. of Grande Island. N Y ."and his buddies were yell- ing. 'She's beating you. 1he'1 beating you · He pulled It out In the last 50 yards, crossed the finish line and collapsed." On the drill fleJd the women carry the same nine-pound M-1 rifle as the men do ("Mine felt llke 15 pounds." moaned -_...... Sixty-three of the orlglnal 81 women got through the vear. Chrystal Lewis ).but In place ol wrestling and boxing the women learn self-defense. One comfort fOJ the Aca- demy's second coed class will be that women wlll be among their upperclass officers Last year steely eyed upperclassmen In dress whites were abashed at the tasJ< of inspecting female mid· shipmen In nylon stockings and skirts "They never seemed to know what lo look for. got Oustered. and. finally. just to get out of there. would say some- thing dumb like, 'Your eagle's dead lbullon's upside down).' ·· the women recall. But f<K the 90 female middles In the new Class of 1981 It will still be rough sailing. "On July 6, the first anniversary ol our lndoc· lion. we all got together and said a little prayer fCK the new girls coming In.'' says Chrystal Lewis softly. ''I'd Aever go through it again." says Midshipman Ray- hlll , recalling that seemingly endless first year. "but fJ1m rm glad I did It." liA1a Robvt Bombov caucs state and loco/ ~mment ~ thl! Boltirnore News American. Jomea Rowland 1.11<11 a re~r /or the ~lnglOn Star oAd' now o free· lanttr Help your kids make their bed. Build a bunkbed. a 5offee table, a T.Y. stand or any of the practical ideas in Georgia-Pacific's new, fall Projects Book&et. Ifs full of constructive ways to have fun with your family. And it's free, in the Help Center, at your neighbortlood Georgia-Pacific Registered Dealer. See for your.selr. Simple. step-by-step plans show you how to build twenty useful indoor projects. But that's just part of what you'll find at the Help Center. There's a wh<Me section with exciting new ideas on remodeling with wall paneling. And another with helpful free boofdets that show you how to choose and use building materiels llke a pro. Pk:k up your free Projects BookJet today. And before you begin any fix-up or remodeUng job, , stop by the Help Center at your nearby Georgia-Pacific Reg~ Dealer. It could save you time and money. And that's no bunk. Georgia-Pacific Corporation, Portland. Oregon 97204 '°)Din' N CUD.., IMJOUI 'I ---.. Help is just around the c~r. GeolgllfWJftc • FIQjltJH) a:ALER I~•·~· ''l • · ·l I ! 14. , 1 \r 11 r " I ~ it " t ,. ! tf'li(: ~I, II I • American OnNm. We hked the way wastungton lawyer Harry McPherson recently explained our country to Britons 1n the LOI'> don Observer "The American dream:· satd this former advisor to Lyndon Johnson, ··has always been to keep the pie containing all the 'goods' getting bigger and bigger so that nobody has to cut ti and say rm taking this away from you " bl'lf be outreged, we suspect when you realty eKam1ne what some of the Admm1strat1on's energy advisors are trying to force on you Instead of encouraging more U S production of energy. so the pie gets bigger, they would turn the American dream into a nightmare ol "energy saving" taxes, rules.and regulations that force you to change your hfestyle (or feel guilty rf you don't). Of course. we should ellmmare waste But wouldn't ti be closer to the American dream, and more seosr~. also to increase US energy supplies? ~. wash1ngton keeps putting roadblocks 1n the way of developng U S energy supplies, mainly because the bureaucrats and so-called enwon mentalists have greater clout these days than the working man. Even the U S Geotogical Survey agrees there's lots mo<e oil and gas to be found in the U.S . especially off our shofes And we'\'18 got a .coo.rear Sl.lllPV of coal at current ra1e& of Pf()ductlOrt But instead of encouraging industry to get these resources out ot the ground, government regulators keep delaying offshore drtlllng, postponing "What a way to run a railroad .. .,.....,. ... to S..-. AIMlul. Peter McGUlfe of the United Broth· er hood of Carpenters and Jomers called Labor Day a recognition of "the industrial sp1rrt" when he or1g1nated the obServance 1n New York Crty in 1882 management and labor working together tor the common good Sharing a ~blllty to the whole of society that ·1ranscends their separa~ responslblkties" was the way the late auto WOl'ker chief. waner Reuther. put rt. Even better, this quote attributed to Samuel Gompers, founder of the American fedefatlOfl of l abor ·nle worst crrme agarryst woncrng peopte 1s a company that doesn't matte a profit · Fe a I • nu Af1er the "summer peopte" departed from BreWS'lef on Gape Cod last year, thlS float in their sUmmer's-end parade proclaimed "LabOr Day has come and weot Ain't the peace 1ist Heaven sent?" .. '" __ _ WHAT THE MISS AMERICA PAGEANT MEANS TO BERT PARKS f>~ Contestants from tM 1923 pageant (win~ far ~ftJ. By Pam Lambert Few peopAe can name the Mm America of 1956, but Bert Parks, the master of ceremonies that year. is even better known now than he was then. 8ecousc of his 23-year association with the pageant. some viewers believe he goes into hilema- tlon from September to September. but that's not the case. With the same broad grin that turns his eyes into slits, Parks comes across In P.ef· son much as he does at the pageant -the awncular friend of the family you wouldn't hesitate to invite to a Sunday aftanoon bmbecue. 'Tve been a ham for as long as I can remember," he says. By age 9 he was doing impressions of Charlie Chaphn. and he dates hls entry Into show business to an amateur singing contest he won while still a high-school student. A year and a half later. Parks became a network radk> announcer at CBS ln New V Olk. H£ did such shows as Camel Carouan. ~ok the Bank aSl<I Stop the Mwk: and later moved to television with the shows. At one point he was dotng 11 radio and te.levtslon programs a week. Because of his ~ as a master of oemnonia, Parks was a nahnl to host the then little-known show that would be teJeWied for the 9eC:Ond time -the Mill Ama1ca pageant. He and former Mis.s America ~ George Ml cohost next Satwday night's IM telecast of this year's pageant. Although the pegi!.&nt began In 1921, its teJevlsk>n debut didn't come untU 1954. Over the years. the fonnat of the show has changed. but, aoc:CJCding to Patks. Its ap- peal has remained the same. "Baslcally ttdl show ts the biggest Onderda ltofy tn Amaica. You're roodng for the girt &om ~ han;town eo win • .ct when the docs. you ltand like she's tt>ya)ty." In Parb's view, far from being outdaWd. the appal of the Mi. Ame1ca pegeant la monger than ever. ..I think the Mis.$ Americas ••aent ewryttmg the country dtics ils young peapk should be -•· lnlldlve, bright, articulate.·" he says. When Parks mlb about the Miss Amer· iCas. he displays almost the same 1ctnd of pride he does when he talks about hls own three c:h.IJds:en: Joel. an actor. Jeffrey, the manager of a businee-machlne offlcie. and Annette. a newswriter for a TV station. Although he enjoys his bekM!d Image, Parks wouJd like to do 10rnetht11g ~comple1efy offbeat" -a part similar to his recent portrayal of a villain on The Bionic Woman. fot ex.ample. Between Mm America pagqnts. Parks has spent 12' years in summer stodt. has been a guest on several talk shows and has done commet'dals. He'd llke to appe.ar In a feature filin and perhaps return to Broad- way, where he played the title rofe In The Muac Mon. replacing Robert Preston. If the desired roles don't m.aterlallz.e. the 62-year-okt Parks says he will be _,. to take tt. d~~ In stride. He quotes David Niven: "'Old actors don't go away~ they just get fewa parts.· Parks enjoys ha freedom to spend ttme with his family (they have a winter home ln Hollywood, Fla.). but his pride and joy Is the Greenwich. Conn-. house ovelooklng Long Island Sound that he has shared wlth his wife. Annette. f« 20 years. H. takes care of the four acres of ~ hknsclf. and his deep tan. which shows up the .. ver flecks In his black hair, eetd\es to the ho&n he has spad outdoors. Parks dacrtJes hlmsd' best when he says. '1'm not really a show-butinea per- sonality: I don't have to be 'on' when fm off. rm not one ol dWJM people who only nttd an open 1efllycnilot door wllh the ~on chem toga lnlo th.wed. '1911"9 rm men GI a buen .... 11n1" continues .• , love what rm doing_ but when fm1not being pakl, rd~.. .. '°°"go home and cut the...... Ill.I I "Ne never had it so good!" 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Maay of ~ ho-11ea.rmmu may tw labtlled wold w1va·· taln by lhe mrchClll profftMOfl-llUCtl •~raw ftllfUblr 1uicn. bcrti.I ionjcs, mud Of day pac~. m~. or the almpki1 u.c of ordinary ll•P •~•er b<.11 they hue htlpc:o many >ttminsJy hoptlni. caws. whrfe all dK fa&kd-cven avo1din1 suraery! 11·, all quilt 1111~ and natural, ullCd n dirc<t.ed. No orw can auatant« cwn. nor ITC 11\ne home rem«la a -dtcal Mlbottlutc. b<.11 1hey may help you qwdly whea IM'Cllkd. You'll find full dclalb 1n ... . wlMdl 1'0U _,, tad aacl e:ulllliM, •11"°"4 toel ot ~ .. &loft. ll>f 90 r ..U day.' 111 ~ you how 1o airt 11 on II* a momtai. bu4 Ina I'd lokc to tcU ~"-«about ii. How Olllrn ba"C UKd them and mpy«t lllla~dibM bralina ... • CAl.UJ'ONU P488D>!-J-M. had b«a hnlna dlsn- li""t probkcm. lher~ was~ ova htr aallbbdcln. and a pein radiawd up inlo htr riaht ~ and b..:k.. Aloac with ttw pern 1htte -IOCMll--i111 Md twftltln&. ....,. occwrtd ~1 al~ riclt IMa!L She MM1Cd ta.bna l oonuDOfl ~ IUKU Dacd IOllftbn. 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Some ol lhnc mMdin ar• ital olHly auardod prolMMc>nal wcrttJ your doc1or won '1 1eU you a6out >0me are r<l.tllvdy ixw, M>mt' •re 1houMu1cb of year• old. No one kno~ why tltcy lftm to woc1L-1hey jUM do. Scienti••• or 11te fu1ure m•r d1tCOnr wh_y, bu• you aui UK 11tcm NOW 1n many a-.. )'ou wol often tw amucd and utovnded a1 1ltc r«Utis., Ju•t u I ha« on my many yean Ha med~ rc1nrcb rrporicr • . "Z" ZMU MO THE AMAZIMI HEAL TH ltOLE TIIFf rt.AY II YOUlt UFEI Hert's 1n Uft"'41ll ltcal1n1 method 1ltat will no1 only llMDlhUl and f..Onatc you b<ot ltclp rov witlt your current twalth probkmt' "Z .. Zonn arc arlper poin11 on lhc body which. •Mn Pf"~ relieve ,,,..n. Ju" P"nl wnlt your lln1tH11>'. Nature don the rnt. The petn MOll'- T rn1~1 whh l'lft,erup prcssun 11es-up blood suPPIY. rcW.- •11>« producb 1lla1 have colkcwd in 11tc local area ro nuoc dif.- c:omfort and '*"' Willi tht• rncthod, rou can rnak.c pelo diuppnr twnnth 1CMI" flnenupt, e SHOOLDU A UM a£UEVED!-J1tc L pkched f« his ciornpany ooftt.11 Ihm. As a rault be dcwloptd peitl i11 hu t.hc>Wdtr •nd llppa' wm. It llOC llO be couldn '1 r aiv bH hand lo comb hit hair or wMlt hi1 IKJC. Willt tl\d method, lite 11eh1n1 .houldH mlbdn MOPPfd hurti11s. Jalac wcnc IMI« 1o pilclli111 once more . • AMCU8&.D TOa11I llD.U\Vml-My wit~ had all •b- toenKd Cooth. Tiie dmtltt was not aYailablt. Htr pain WH ~11- dlllnc Md aapotln did11'1 ~-twdl h. t p111 pJaawc on 11te lriwr point 111 hrr llMd, Md -prise lit my Wlle'I f8Cit, "h's Wlbditv-_,.! .. abe eultlmrcl. 1'bc ,,_., Fifll away!" Willi lbs tMlhod. flllC\M aa4 llnAll duappcar a.I-Al ooce. For eumpk, wltn! tlte abcSclt*ft is aft'ccttd by 1e11Mot>, ii may manifat M col11" (inflamed and trritaced lncncine) whit cliwrhn. C011•Ci119Lloft. Pd othn 4';tc0mfo1"1:1. T~ IN)' rcvnl 11tdt Ill 11te ~ya Of as 1 NOmach ulcirr. or a pmn in the neck or head. ly 1readn1 thftc ~z" zones. 1tn..on di1o11ppcan almc>M on COll'lmand. Juu Pf-and watch hurtJ disappear! llEW llEAlTH 11taOUlff HOlll It ha• ot1m btell •id 11tac, "II f11111ha WOllld familiarize ~. "Wlva w111t llcrba •.. many ~ bOU• would be aaffd." H~ri. "'" ·-~ Malin. Today .,._ hnbt •~ avallal* at hubh fe>M *"'" e!'!')'Whnc. They cen twine llAoftilluna r~ e STOMA.CM PAJ1'f 900'11l£01--0tolfrcy K. M&lfttcd ...,,_ If 1""4a loi uif "' 'TM•T (f/llUq& 'tQ.lA. .. llAL l"' OIE OF OVEI 41 UUITUTIOll II dllf, ...... 1'1n1 .. MONEY Budgeting f arc CQDege First the bad news: The cost for a year's tuition and living expenses al a typical private college this fall will be $4,905. says the College Entrance Ex- amination Board -up. slightly more than 5 per- cent over last yem Cos,ts at a publicly supported college will average $3,000-up 4 percent Now the good news You aJso will find it slightly ~ to qualify for a Gowmmenl-subsidlr.ied Slu· dent loan thl$ year Low-interest. Federally guaranteed loans are available to everyone. but until now. famlies wtlh an annual adjumd fami1y income ab<>Ve $15,000 had to pay 1 pacenJ in- &erest a ye.ar. lllat limn has now risen to $25,000. Below the $25.000 figure. the Gowmmenl pcsys the interest while the student Is stiD In 9Chool. and repayments ol the loan usuaJly do noC have to be made until a year after graduation. Check with your ioc.aJ bank for~ cktais. -N ..... 1..oti1HE PEOPLE AND YOU Helping Your Child Succeed In School You can help your chlldrm succeed In school by making them "school resistant," says Dr. Ira Gor- don. profasor of educatk>n at dW UnNersl:ty of Florida. In his recently published book, BulldJng Ef/«tiue Home!School &latlonthlpa, he explains that parents can aid theW children by teaching them what kind ol behavior IChools and teachers are looking for: "Afty ~ ago who wou.lct have thought we would need programs for parents on guldingchlkhn. It was In everybody's vtscera. But today we must reconvlnoe parents of their c:entral role In the learning procns of their children." For ex.amp&e, you can help nU:le your children's wades by wodclng wtth them to Improve tha handwriting. Educational rae.arch ~ tats showing that cw:dy the wne 9dioolwotk In cMued kinds of ti.ndMtdng -from wry good to poor -~ dlffnent ~&om ekmentary as well as ~hool teachen.. The baa hand- ~....,, .......... tl71 ." writing got the best grades. Bear In mind. though, that young first or second graders may not yet have the muscle skills to write well. And too much emphasis on neatness can destroy aeatMty and spont.anetty You can also signJficantly improve your child's chances of success In school by saying only plea- sant things about him when you meet his teacher on open-IChool days. At the UniYerslty of Texas Wlrning: Thi SafglOft ..... Has Oftlrminld That Ciglrlal Smotillg 11 Olnger'DUS 1D Ycu Hllldl. -· researchers discovered that children behave in class the way that teachers expect. The modest parent. who belittles Johnny or Janie or confesses his or her faults. prejucilccs the teacher against the child. This. say the o:perts. sets up a sdf-fulfllling falhae situation Based on the parents' comments, the teacher now expects problems from that child and. indeed. usually manages to find them. -SWrle, Sao-F..S. ' ' • A .~Ceeb By Jason Robards A.a toW to Jw. Doney ...... .j- JASON AND LOIS S FAMILY OOOIUNG SEC I often cook when I'm home, but the real cook In our famlly ls my wtfe Lois. When J was a little kki, I had to cook for my brother and myself. My mother didn't want to get up early, SO she sakl, "'\'OU can learn to cook by J starting wtth breakfast" I neveJ" dJd any exotk: things. but l enjoyed cooking. except when I '\ The 1977 Danbury Mint Christmas Bell ~ * Issued in a single, strictly limit.eel edition available at original issue price ooly until December~' 1977. * Each Roe silver covered beD is haOmarked, registered, and serially numbered. * Guaranteed shipment for Ouistmas delivery on all orden rec:eivecl by November 30, urn. Attractive gift package. * A umquely beautiful Christmas gift. Nooe available in stores. * Original issue pricei just '29.50. The lf1rT Danbury Mint Chnstmas Bell calls to mind all the wannth and wonderment of the holiday season-of the times when you. or your children, have been filled wfth joy, just Jilce the little child de- picted here. This beautiful bell may be ac-- quired for a limited time only. It is sure to delight you and yoor family this Christmas and for every Oiristmas to come. As an beidoom collectible for yourself, as a thoughtful gift for tome0ne who is close to you, this is a unique objet d'art that couJd be the beginning of a most satisfying and heartwarlning tndlHon. had to do It every day. r------------------------------------~---, 'The Danbury Mint " 47 Richards Avenue ~ ..(J.. I. ., /Jlci...I. Norwalk. Coon. 06856 Pkue enter my ordu for the 1977 Danbwy Mint Christmu Bell I un. dersulld that clUs is • scrictly limiced edition available 11 c>Nlrial -.. price onfy for orden postrnerked by December 1'. 1977. r have - closed my remittance a follows: ---Bell(•)@ S29.50 acti Sbippin, and handJ.ina @ Sl.2' pct bell s. ____ _ Total amount encloled s. ____ _ 0 ~ lwte ff dY tleU le to w _...,., to • dUfant ...._, ad JJl.w IM iPKHlc I~ oa /I ICCMltate .._. ol .,.,er. Alto '-hadl _,. _,. for pft cacd wtildl " wlll Pf«>."'* If,........ N•Mt~---------------- Addra1 ~---------------~ Cit!' SC.. Up ---Mate cflecll °' _, orc111r .-111M to tM 0..bwy Mhlc. PW ·eoa.W'lbt ,..,._ .,--nwtt '31.• pw beU t1111acllide w.. .... ~--~-------------------------~--------~--~ Jason and wife Lois. He stars Sept. 6th-l l th In Washington, on ABC specfa/ based an John Ehrlichmon's best seller. The Company. We entert.aln Informally and kind of Im· prorrrptu: nothing like, ''Please come to dinner a week from Thursday." It's more like: "What are you doing this afternoon? Ccme on over. We're maklng a bauUJabal.sse." .JASON ROBARDS" JUNKY SAlAD 1d0Mpt~ ~ te•paondJty ........ "' cup ollM ol 2&1111i111pa••wtne......, a.ltmndtr.lllygrcMMlbl9cll pepper to ..... 1 011 2 wnp a oo• ellch.,.... "*'-d: cw...-o. ~M91,d*Mend......, ~ tu1paon curry powder(..,.. If...,_.) Few..._.. T-..CO to ...... optlot191 n.1M9d,•• •••dgrw;~ raSllllne. Bibb end •Mlrc:fw Rub sa&ad bowl wtth cut garlic. Stir mustard Into ohve otl. Combine with remaining lngre· dlents (exupt greens) In screw-top jar. Cover; shake well to mix. Place Iceberg lettuce lnto salad bowl; add remaining greens. Add dress- ing; toss well. /JI altes 4 krvilt1• LOIS ROBARDS• BAKED BASS HAWADAN 11 .... .........,. ~ cup lnlfte*I c:ielety 4 tabl .. poDN butter 11" c:upe dry blMd cfUftlbe Good ptnc:h """'9. orepno °' ball Few ... ,.,...,, minced Few teblMpaoo• Hqukl: Of'.,..,,.,_°' ............ 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Ben t1fwl ,,._ (005E. 4()(): Simple instructions b creating toys and games from throwaway materials In the home. Your Emottonal Cycles Conventional wisdom says women's moods are tied lnto their menstrual cycles. but new research suggests that all of us show considerable variation in emotional states and behavior over a month's time. After a study 'at the Univ. of Chicago of ~nges in mood and behavior of several mamed couples, psyc:hdogist Alice J. Dan reports that ll>omen who were menstrua- Ung normally showed dear cydlcal changes in behavtor -but both women on the pill and men showed th8 same overall variability In moods and behavior. ''I think everybody changes for aD kinds of reasons," says Dan, an asst. prof. at the Univ. of lffinots College of Nursing. ~\Ne've tended to look at menstrual-cycle changes In Isolation from everything alse. \Ne have to son out which changes are related to the menstrual cycle and which are normal hu· man variability." Many foods you wouldn't expect to have a high sugar contenr -hot dogs. canned vegetables, peanut butter. for instance - do. That's why dieters and people trying to limit their sugar intake should read the 1.ebels on processed foods -w gar Is a ma jor ingredient in many foods one wouldn't expect to be sweetened. Dr. Ira L. Shan· non.a prof. of bioc:hemlstTy at the Univ. of Teitas Dental School. says, "You find so much sugar In food for two reasons: the •• lll'PYUHIY Th• Newtpapt11 lillll(lezln• ,.......,. ... ,,.. .... MortonFrllllk Elleciutt..Y.P......_ .,.,_.. Pattlck M. Unslley EQcutlM ~ Scotl OeGatmo Panda Update Ever since they an:ived at Washington, D.C.'s National Zoo In April 1972, as a present from the People's RepubUc of China, pandas Hsing-Hsing and Ung-Ung have captivated visitors with their antk:a. "T-he pandas are kind ol c:omicAI by nature," says zoo spokesman Mike Morgan. '°Their ears wiggle when they chew, and because they're very humanlike in their gestures, they look like downs ... Unsuccessful attempts have a!ready been made to mate the pandas who, at age 6, are still a bit young for breeding. During the hot summer days the capadty aowds, which average 30,000 a weekend, have haQ to content themselves with the zoo's other attractions, such as the white Bengal tigers (the pandas have been keeping cool Inside their alr-<ondttioned quarters). Seems that when the temperature goes over 700. Hsing-Hsing and Ung-Ung become lethargic and stop eating. Sounds almost human, doesn't tt? American people like the taste. and it's the cheapest filler food processors can find to take up space in food." Over the years, Shannon says. most of our sugar Intake has come to be from processed foods. and.consequently. m11ny people don't know how much they're getting. If you're Interested in monitoring your sugar Intake. pay attentl.,n to where sugar Is listed on labels. since Federal regulations require In- gredients be listed in order of quantity. IN111E WORLD .•. Cat ThCMIMDds Oii College c... A bit of'extni work by your teenager could pay off -to the_.tune of up to $7,000 In reduced college costs. If your teenager ls an above-average student capable of tak· Ing and passing Advanced Placement (AP) counes while still In high school. he or she can earn up to a full year of college credit. Depending on the school your teenager plans to attend, the savings of a year's tui- tion, room and board will range from $3,000 at a state university to more than· $7.000 at an Ivy League school. High- school students who qualify can enroll In college-level courws at their high schools in sub;ects ranging from art to Spanish. Then, in May. the student takes one or more ol the 18 AP exams administered by the College Entrance Examlnalion Board. ff he or she gets a passing score (75'1. of those taking the exams do). the aedtts wilJ be accepted at ovet 1.500 schools. For more Information about the tests, have your teenager check with his or her high- school counselor or send a stamped, self· addressed envelope to: Advanced Place· ment Program, CEEB. 888 7th Ave., New York, N.Y. 10019. Lottery Winnen What would you do if you won a mUUon dollars? Dr. H . Roy Kaplan, 'an assoc. prof. of sociok>gy at the State University of N. Y. at Buffalo. decided to ftnd out just that. and studied over 100 ~nners of major lot· terles, including 35 who had won a mllUon dollars. Although most people teU psy· c:hologlsts that they would continue to work if they didn't have to, Kaplan reports that the majority quit their jobs -a total of 71 % . "People' commit themselves to work that Is meaningful activity. but since most people's )obs aren't very fulfilling. they're not committed to them and will qult If they no longer need the money." What did the wlnnen do with their money? Kaplan discovered most of them moved, some because of harassment. But, surprisingly. Kaplan found that "although some people bved out thft fantasies. a lot lived con- siderably UKe they did before." Quk:kTaket1 le. cream .. the ...,.._t·to-ralet ,.... for ........ concludes a survey conducted by The Diet Wodcshop, a national ~-c:onarol orgllllir.alion. Other &equendy mentklllild foods wee bread and potatoes .... •= a mt• ..... Wiii ... + ........ Job are most likely to find It right In the per- sonnel department. A survey by Na- tional Personnel Assodates-repons that the greatest number of female man- agers are being hired In personnel. Next-largest employers of female man- agers are accounting and sales .... Seems tt'a Deft.r too early to ~ watl:Mma f09r aolutaol A study ol 4.000 6ch to &h graders by the Amet1can Health Foondation says that 17'1. of youngsten aged 12 to 15 have abnormally high cholesterol levels .... Blcyla se die ...a d I • W CD W pnl .. da says the Consumer Produc:t Safety Commis- sion. Next hazardous, based on the fre- quency and severity ol accidents in. volving them. were stairs and ramps. foHowed by football equipment. Projecting Marital Stablbty Although the song says, "Love will keep us together," researchers at Brigham Young Univ. report that the fact0rs that ap- pear to make a stable marriage are more pr05Alc: age at marriage, Income and stay- ing out of debt. Aft.er studying 8,000 peo- ple acros the c:ountJy, Or. Stephen J . Bahr, an assoc. prol. ol child development and famiJy relations at the Utah unlvenily. says. "'Those who marry later are more likely to stay with a less de:shble marriage since their age makes them less attiactlve on the marriage mark~. Bahr says that while income level has some effect on marital stability. It Is less Important than how they handle It -the coup&e that stays • out of debt Is more likely to stay together. BIRTHDAYS (ell Virgo): Sund., - Henry Ford ll 60. Monday -Bob Newhart 48; Carol Lawrence 45; Raquel Wekh 37; John Mitchell 64. Wedauil., -Peter Lawford 54: Taylor-Caldwel n : Ena Kazan 68; Dr. Mkhael De Bakey 69; Daniel Inouye 53. n.. •• ., -Sid Caesar 55; Peter Sellers 52. Friday - Sylvia Miles 45; Cliff RObertson 52; T opol 42. Sat1nday -Roger Marts 43; Arnold Palmer 48; Jose Feliciano 32. Finally. .. a loW'tar'menthol that satisfies. , NEW Waming: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smotligls Dingsous to Your Heefth. ....,,...,...___ ~ \ • • -""'<# __ ...... .,. -... -.. --- So low in"tar:'Yet so remarkably satisfying . KCDL's refreshing coolness delivers a . taste you ca.n't get in any other low"tar" menthol. Only 9 mg. "tar"in both sizes. 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HY 11:00 • .. ,. a.Mii Anaels vs Cleveland lnd11ns 1:00 a <<lll CD> CD WttN Sena ef W 3:30 a .._ P'r•Sulill flltkl Rams vs 5'n Dieao Cllar1m 4:00 e ()) CID> (al ())) Walktf C.., litlf lllltdl Jhis &oll tournament rmtches &oilers lrom lht U S a111nst those from Crnl 8t1l11n and ltelalld, lrom Shinnecock Hill Lona Island, H Y 4:30 e Stwe c..m, Sllw Dodaer fllst butman Steve ~rny SllOW$ ltlm chps of lht Dodier rames al\d 1nlmiews bauball ttltb111tes 7:00 Cl) Cklrse11 r..tU• S1n Dieao Ch111ers vs Los Anceles Rams MOllDAY. SUTOlllU 5 -l:30 e CD aDJ Cea(()) u .. s. M111's Alllrt111r c.tf From the Aton1mtnk Goll Club 1n Newton Square. Pennsytv1n11 5:00 e Qllartt1 Hone ltadlt1 Tiie Mlt11can futurity Raet trom Ru1~so Downs. New Meuco 1:30 • Cf) 9 (8 ())) AIC llltMey 111&1rt l.IMball 7:JO <21 ....,. Oakland A's vs Ch1u10 White Soi TIIUISDAY, Sll'TEMW I 5:00 QI)..._. 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In "Logan'• Run," eclence-llctlon drama about a 23rd cenlury eoclety that decree. mandatory death for all citizens al age 30, on the CBS Tuesday Movie from 8:30 to 11PM. • SUNDAY S(l'TtMIH 4 MORNING • lndiutes 1n Advertisement -5:30-u llars!llM Efr•'1 Silllpl1fied Sun· dJy Sdlool -5:45- -7:30- u Tocl1y'1 llMicioft C1J firth for Todly D und of t1tt Lost 0 Undtrdoa J Toet & fritlld$ (i) D1y of DlltfttfY I {OJ Dlredions m The F1tntsto11• UJ ( t Dmy & Gol11th (3J Leroy ltt1-l11$ fD Misttf Racers (3) .I) Town Hiii M•hna IJll Silla Your ,,. ... lo Hiii 8:00 D Colllmitllltllt e:oo a i..-u, .~ cm · CD S.n Ditto .-U t ffi4ltMIJ ~·S.... D The Kids from Cl.P.ll llt Popeye l friends Ill Youth & tht !--. a> Romper loom -6:30- D T ocl1y'1 lltllclon CD Viewpoint on Nutrition 111 Music & tht Spoken Wo.4 Cl) let Thtrt II Licht Ill The m Club mwlth1t all 'ulllk Polky forum llll The Ainlstonts 7 :00 G Eyewltntu Loi Anetta m 0111 Robtm Ill Tht lett 11 Ytt to 11 .. 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Omen McG1v1n luhe Sommatl Nancy Kon~ ® Jb111t Of tl1t GMlt rs Th• HontJlllOOM" 2:00 Topic 1J Mowle: ~ ""'°" 1nd lht Arao111uts" Cd•a) 63 Todd Alm$1ron1. N1ncy KovJtk Cl) lollaftu Q) Tarzan <a Mowie: ''Seven Citla of Ciol41" {1dv) '55-R1Ch1rd Eaan ca rn> Sd-tl 111u1,. m Sif111J1t "' Oomlneo ID Mtrcut Welby Ii) The ltul 'top" -2:30- CI) Mowit: Miit amwtt of 1'31" (com) '38-Bob Hooe. w c F11lds • Mofttltr ltdy Ill lllorie: "Blood on tlt1 at-'' (wes) '48-Robe•t Mitchum. Barbm Bel Geddes. Robert Preston m M.wie: ''Tlie Glm1111 , ..... (5" fl) '56-Paul Doualu. ha 8'11o .. Waller Rrlla, Leslie Phrlhps ID hlllk ro11cy For11111 3:00 G fKt 1M "•!left ()) LM lit S,.C. • SbrtiftM (II llMlt: "WllllJOll Cruttt & Ult Tlstf" {adv) '72-Huto Sh&hl1 Gt Morie: "Plan 9 rrom Out e~" <<m (])) '"" tilt llltiell GltttlWffa rJI Mowlt: CC> "Girt hi t11t ltt4 Vtl· m SIM(' (dre) ·5~-R1r Milland. Joan Collins -3:30- • b1111 rrt•$e.ulll FIO"'U Rami vs. San 01e10 Clluam CJ) ht• ttM ll1tlo11 ((lll <Il) ICM lfillt!lllts G)Wonu11 QI> Ywth Ill TnMlbl• 4:00 u ni. Sun4tr s... a v.,.,, 1o t11t .... " 111. Sa flltR of tflt Sq U CD (Qll (I)) lif•*tr C4lp WI Maleh This 1011 tou1nament matches colitis from the lJ s 1111nst lh0$t llom C1ut 8nta1n and heltnd Covmce from Slunnecock IW lone Island. NY '))Star Trek • Mfllt: (C) "ll1111t '•JM&•" (ldv) ·57 Jamu Stewut, Audie Murphy Dan Ouiyea m M01it: Ct) "S.11111rtl•t" (d11) 5~-Kathn1ne Hepburn Ros.s.ino Br1w. Dauen McG1v1n (()J) CJ)) Solll TrtNI !DJ ([) Mttt tllf hta a Mydtry TMater fJl) Wtll Street W ... m Am1rlcl11 Aneltr -4:30-m rro fan U Stnt Ginty Show lfl) (lJ Vok• qt Aaricvltvrt flit WW!lnston ""' In lttwltw {QI) (J)) 1975 lttftptt Open Im Wikl Khl&Oom em M lle ro11cy Fotum 5!00 (1) Sports W1tll llrtb a Star Tm ()) ~: "TIM AdMJ1t11ra of Mart Tni~ •(adv) ·u -rredrrc MJrclt U Grut Adwflt11tt ()) btqve Cousttau ff§) (8) ..... 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(II The lAIM• lw.itrl fS M.¥1t: "Sat1"' l11an1le Gt MMlt: "Lui Holiday" ca CIJI Ari's s,.,u 0 S?S.000 "'"""' m 11111ut 111(b!e 7:00 U ((llJ CD> <Il 60 lllavtn D m ID Warld of Dilnty lht Ranaei of Brownstone • A series 01 related cartoon stouu •boul 1 zeal ous p11k ranaer Ind his comial adrenluru w1lh lrotrcsonre p11k animals and 1 bumptious tou11s1 Donald Ouck (I) Ch111er fHlb1ll Sin Dieco Ol111eri Y$ Rams D (]) (8 ())) NtftO Ortw/ H1rd7 lo71 "The 01nppu 11n1 flOOI" A fly1n• saucer. 1 d1upp1111nt man, a cllant1n1 lloust ind 1 collaps rna floor are 50mt of the ch1llenaes for lhe Hardy Boys Ill flthtr Otar hthtr ®I Jerry lnb MulUlltr Oystropll1 Ttltttion Q) '"" .. _ llJ Alln H11 ll1t em Americana -7:30- 111 Bini This Mouw G> W01111• 8:00 U <<m Cl)) CJ) «llMI (R) Rllod1 has a hand in break1nt up Birnda's romance with mullC11n N1ek Lobo. and ~e 1tct1ves 1 bloken toe IOI her efforts am a 11ac ~ atrst•iy. Col1U11k Columbo malches wits w11h a 1en1us •llo bthms lie hu ~111td off the per1ecl hotn1t1de altei ember zhn& funds to suppol1 his wile's t•Ptns111t tastes • AfronAJ & c.,.., U Cl) {QI) ()))Sia M~lilll S lh11 · The Colden Plllraoh" {R) S1eve enlists the aid ot a tarcen011s t>u uty to htlP llrm rel11t•e t or1tele" statue from a small country belott an 1nle1n1tional 1nc1de(1L oo:utl G Tiit llmr Hll lhow Vane!) m <ID1 ® ()) '""Lewi. 111~ ltr o,lt~ TtlttMll m S.111 ~.rty s. fB IA C.C.rt ID Ewtnlna 11 ,.,, '11> Uflltllt1 l>ownlbln -8:30- • ((ll) CJ))()) A Yttr at Ult ltp Iii Old ••JS dlan11 In • African M1ai (01rntry Comt Wai. tJlt World tiosi, Sun Moont~. • c.. "*" tM Wofld 0:00 . 8 ((lll ())) ()) Morie: {I:) (2~r) '1'llt Cttw1r" (tdr) '72-Sten McOueen. Ali MtcGr1•. 8tn Johnson, S1ll1 Struthers McQueen plays Dot McCoy. 1 pnl oner wllo arranau "1th a coiruol polit1t11n. 11trou1h hrs wife. to oblJm hit freedom tn mhanse 101 pulhns off a danaerous bank ll11st • Ortl .... ,,. a Cl) (121 ())) rUot Movie: Cl:) (21tr) "0,.11tlCN1 rettlcOll" (tom) '77 -Jolln Astrn, honne Wilder, R1th11d Biutolf, Clmsoplltr J Brown. Krai& Cass11~. Wayne Lona. Jamie Lee ~ Durln& WWII, lhe navy'• most 11nu,u1I crew HI "'I on a stflu ol comic adventurH •~rd the world's only pink subm111n1 ft."~.,_ CD dDJ U ()) Jerry ltwia M•u· llr Oyllroffly TtlttllcNI m ... lfu""'rd Clll Tiit ON "IY tJ!) llute,-.. 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M.•·U S 1QOOi* m Tiit •oc• r-.lllts ID OJl Ntn Im Jlm1111 Swauart Show -11:15- (1) The m Club -11:30- ,, (Clll <Il> CD ll11n UD O""" .1QO Clllll (I)~-• : Cl:) "Tht hlllMI .i Ille Sll!tw" {'°m) '67 -E.htabeth Taylor Q) Mlllk Hall Ut<lc.a m c.c...trt -11:45- • 110\'lt: "Tiit ltre•li11 letter" (d11) '70-RichJrd Boont ccm (])) .... : .. , ..... rarty'' (com) '64-Tommy Kuk 12:00 • s.., s,.rts f\11111"'-.. the'--• CD 0 Mtflt: "fire of tu CilWt4f Coolt" '( ul 8'yMtl Cl) Mt41J m IDI 8 (I) Jerry Lftll Mu1e11l11 O,.tro'4!1 Ttltl"'- Continues until Monday 1t 3 30PM (at (I)) w, Wlllll1111 -12:30-• °"'*' Mllalell -2:40- • Movie: Cl:) "Mtal•rJ 11111111" (dra) '68 Sieve Foirest. Sut Lloyd. Pep7 J.-... ,. • ll'ldla,.. ...... The time 1s the recent past A1hn1 President Esker Scott Anderson announces his dec1s1on to withdraw from the forthcomina Presidential campafin and retire to his Oreaon homestead, cleannt the way for the asuns1on of Richard Monckton to lhe h1ehest office 1n the land. and ushenna 1n a new era of Presidential 1solat1on and political reprisal. Amona the pivotal chmcters are Wilham Martin, Director of the CIA and a man whose future 1s threatened by the top·secret "Primula Report" about American assassination plans abroad; frank Flaherty, Monckton's Chief of Staff who shrouds the Oval Olfice in secrecy; and Adam Gardiner. a youna White House aide whose 1deahsm and reaard for the law cannot be subverted by the cynicism of his associates. The plot concerns the CIA discovery that Pres1den· t1al ins1der1 have ordered wide scale wire·lappina of Federal aeencies and private ind1v1duafs II dramatizes a aovernment controlled by a small aroup of men with little familiarity-and less reeard-for government 1nshluhons and the citizenry they represent. and a President w1l11ne to pursue any means lo 1ushfy his slated aim of achievina world peace and domestic tranquility. The men in power, the women who compel them, the institutions and 1nd1v1duals who form an adm1n1strahon. and the ruclton of the public are all part of the canvas of "Wash1naton Behind Closed Doors," the 12-hour ABC Novel for Telev1s1on. based in part on John Ehrlichman's book, '1he Company," airs for six consecutive nights. Tuesday, (830 to llPM) throueh Sunday Sept l l (9 11 PM) on ABC The uplos1~e contemporary drama, whrch examines the 'why' and the 'how' ol events 1n the n1t1on's capital. features one ol the finest casts em assembled for television huded by Chlf Robertson and Juon Robards. Other key roles ire portrayed by Stefanie Powets. Robert Vauehn, Andy Crilfith, Harold Gould. John Houseman, Lois Nettleton, Berry Nelson and Tony Bill. Robards, who won an Academy Award as Best Support1ne Actor lor his performance 1n "All The President's Men," plays the role of Richard Monckton. Presldential nominee and future President of the United States. Robertson. winner of an Oscar as Best Actor for his performance 1n "Charfy," is seen in the role or William Martin, CIA Director who is forced into blackmaihna Monckton to save his career. P•I TV WEEI<. SEPTEMBER•. 1977 Miss Powers plays Sally Whalen a beautiful young widow who brealu her rule about involvement with married men when she meets Martin ~aughn plays frank Flaherty. Monckton's top staff man who protects and advises him while Could 1s seen as Carl Tessler, Sw1SS·born academrctan who becomes hud ol the Nallonal Secunly Council. Griffith plays the a11tne J'res1dent Esker Scott Anderson who withdraws lrom the l0<thcom1ne Pres1dent1al campaian. Nicholas Pryor prolrays Monckton's press aide, Houseman, winner of an Academy Award as Best Supporting Actor for his role 1n "The Paper Chase." ts seen as Myron Dunn, Director of the Committee to Elect the President Tony Bill porttays Adam Gardiner, the White House aide The shootine schedule for the senes totaled I 04 days, 24 in Washington, 0 C . the rest in and around Los Anaeles. In Wash1naton. the film company made 36 moves· hlm1ng 1n front of the White House. the' Washington Monument, the ltncoln Memo· nal, the Capitol Bide , among others In Hollywood. the White House' Oval Off1Ce and corridors and other sets were designed by a crew of art directors and set decorators One hundred s1xty·seven vanous sets and extenor and inte11or locations were ut1hzed 1n and around Los Angeles The Crystal Ballroom 1n Los Angeles' venerable Biltmore Hotel substituted for Ch1caeo's Hilton for the victory celebration when Jason Robards as Richard Monckton wins the Presidential election The scene that day wa.s one ol Ofgan1zed bedlam as harried assistant directors shepherded 300 utras. and electricians and anps worked frantically movina lights and equ1pmenl Set decorator1 lOoped swap ot red. white and blue bunhna over balconies and p1op men filled huge nets wdh mullt colOfed balloons which were hoisted h1eh above the people's heads At a signal the band struck up "Ch1~10." On cue. Robards. Vaughn and Pryor. surrounded by Seaet Service men, entered the hu1e room With three cameras trained on the dais. Robards made his victory speech as people applauded wildly. At the conclusion. the band swung back into action and as prop men released the nets. cascades of balloons descended The closest double for a Presidential yacht turned out to be a sumptuous craft owned by actorsineer John Davidson which served admirably for scenes with Robards and Vauahn The ele1antly- appointed yacht measures 96 feet 1n lenath and has a cru1sin1 ran1e of 2,000 miles. With the Ehrlichman novel as a point of departure, the series was created by Emmy winner David W. R1ntels, who wrote the screenplay for the first two hours and the additional episodes with Eric Bercovici. The two men served as supe'rv1s1n1 producers under executive producer Stanley Kallis lor Paramount T elev1s1on Gary Nelson directed and the producer was Norman Powell. "'Washinaton: Behind Closed Doors' offers yet another refinement of the dramahc form on lelev1s1on," states Btandon Stoddard, Vice President, Dramatic Programs and Motion P1dures for Telev1s1on. "ABC was instrumental tn the development of the television 'docu· drama,' translatina history almost literally lo the sc1een. with such past productions as 'Pueblo,' 'The M1ss1les ol October,' 'Eleanor and Franklin' and 'Eleana< and Franklin The White House Years: '21 Hours at Munich,' and 'Victory at Entebbe ' "'Wasl11naton Behind Closed Doors,' on the other lland," Stoddard conhnues, "attempts to break fresh 1round 1n television's exploration ot contemporary h1story-ficllonahz1ng the substance of recent events rather than dramat1zin1 the events themsefves-111 order to examine the complu humtn drives and tra1lt1u involved in past attempts to reach the pinnacle of American poht1cal power "Jn Ehrhchman's foreword to his novel, 'The Company,' he explains: 1his is a story about people and the forces that impel them. The people are wholly fictional. But the forces-the stresses, pressures. fem and pau1ons-that motivate the characters are real.' "In 'Washinaton: Behind Closed Doors,' the characters remain f1chtious but the scope ol the sercts hes been opaoded considerably beyond the book In order to lend add1t1onal per1pectlve to what is essentially a dramatic portrait of past pohllcal power brokerine in Washrnaton,'' Stoddard savs. MONDAY SlnEMBEa S f« 111Dmi111 and atterrlOOft llst1np. plmt Mt DAYTIME noc:UMS. It· low,'°' your~ • .,. U.. cll1's-a ~mlilE MOVIES 9:00 m a:.i "8'ttle Hy11111" <dra> 57-Rock Hudson. Martha Hyer 9:30 Iii (C) "Appointment 111 Honduru" {adv} 53 Glenn ford . Ann Shtudan 10:00 13J "Caslnowa 8row11" (com) 44 Gary Coope1 11:00 8 "Union Pacific" {wes) '35-Joel McCrea. B•rbara Stan wyck 0 "Allo4rl Mrs. LtslMI" ( dra) '54-Shirley Booth Robert Ryan Alu Nicol 1:00 (21) ICJ "ft11 Strihs Out" (dra) ·57 Anthony Peik1ns. K111 Malden 1:30 0 "follow lllt Sun" (dri) '51-Gelnn Ford. Anne Suter 2;00 Ill (.C) "Bldtr" (d!I) · 12 Pat11c11 Neal. Scott Jacoby EVaNING 8:00 D (J) CV !CI1> Q)) llews a aJJ m""" II EMraenq One W, Gntfitll u <mi <a > """ Iii ~ m r.tri4c• F111111y Q)~&JoMJ m Journey lo Advtnture i2f} My TllrH $ons W Electric Compa11y OJ Du1111tk S.riw' Qt/ All Amerlcu futurit1 Horse RK1 Continued from 5PM e!) I Don't Thilll I'll Sill& A11y111011 Just lie. -6:30- 0 Movie: C) ('°) "Lowe Is A Ma11y Spltlldortd Thule'' (drl) 5S Wilham Holden. Jennifer lonts 3> m 11ews J 1211 Hoaan's H11oes i lQ) Men Griffin Sllow m Andy Gnffrth ((11J (j_)) The lolle a.11111 fl!)Zoom (~ <U) S.Witdltd "9 Mlic Policy fOl'um 7:00 t) I Emt11•11CJ Ont .. u (21) tJl ~ ""' D liars Club c e J The Odd Couple (.I) To Ttll tht Truth O Concentration m I Lovt l»cy (i) The FBI (071 (fl) My Tllrff Sons fD Action Drama ~Stir Trek fll) MadltlHellm •et*t {t21l (fl) llilOft·frost lnttlYln HI Elltt!Ukunent Toi11pt -7:30- D llllBC Special "A Drop in the Buckel Document11y anaty1es Southern Cahlorn11 s water d1l~mma with a h1st011t1l rtv1ew of the area's dependency on outside water sources some of which are bee1nn1n& to dry up 0 lllWf,wtd Game (I) TIM Od4 C.Uplt U let's Makt A Dul r 1J fhme Tt11t Tune D The Joker's W-lld lOl Price Is aipl CD Ni1on Mikes History • With Oniel Froit And The m; Minute C1pl m ll11on/f1ost lnltn1H In 'f he hlth ot the h•stO<y ma kine conlronll hons David Frost 1nterroe1tes N1lon on the controwersial 181; minute &•P 1n lhe tape rec01d1ne by askin& what was on the tapes why this se1ment 1s m1u1ne and •hf the formr1 Pm1 dent drd not drst1oy all ot the 1nc11m1nalln& tape~ ((1.Z) (J)) family Attau fD Dr111\llic Sttits Ill! (f) Wild World of Animab ID Channel 21 Tonipl "Sameth1ng Personal" Two hims tomp11~e tonight s study of lht phenomenon ol ag1n& EI3 focus on E111ro e!> Somtthin1 Ptl'SOllal 8:00 0 (<11) r]J) tJJ CBS GJtuy Dick Van Dyke who will co star on 1 he Carol .Burnett Show this uason hosts this enteitainment special hr&hh&hfln& the new CBS pr1mehm' season He takes ~n adv•net look at the 10 new as well as numt1ous returnina se11es D Ill m iUi llu&b·I• Sette DaVIS Bea Atlhur Hea1y Winkler Sen1to1 Barr, Coldwater Ralph Nader Kamm Abdul Jabbar and Roddy McDowall f(lln the re1ul1r • 12 member tast 1n tht first of s11 lau&h In Specials D Movie: tC.J (Zhr) "Kollp'' {SCI h) '61 Michael Coueh. Mareo Johns ( e 1 Mcwie: I~ (Zhr) "Tiit "nsure Seehn" (adv) 65 Ann Mar11ret. lony Fr•nco~ U 13) 1fOJ ABC Comedy Special: M1clh1ur1's Bud P11I II John ByMr stars in this Sj>OOf of World War ti adventure movies locusrne on a dapper b1& city eane~er Iman abou1 town who leads his 1roup of roueh necks •nd con men 1n a series ot 1nt11c1te c11mes when they are recruited u secret 11ents at the start ol the war lhe11 hrst assien • ment 1s 1n Norway where they ate to uve the U S lleet from bein& ambushed by German U boats D Mo.it: (~ (Zhf) "B Mat Die" (dra) 73 Darren McGav1n Burem Meredith. P1t11c1a Neal Ill Perry Masoft \8)Gu~t EC> Upstah1, Ooolnst11rs A return ol the linal 16 episodes of the re nooined Masterpiece lheater series OJ Prem1t1 e!> Upstllrs, Downsbi11 -8:30- 0 <1) 11'01 (1291 CU) ABC MoncllJ llipt 8utb1ll 9:00 O ((fl) c V l (.1) Tiie f'iUplltitb A new 1111t in tO'llfn and preparations fo1 a Soap B<a Derby touch oft• h&ht between bfothers D JAM£$ AT 15/A ble * of 1rowin1 up today. D all II' 9 M0tlt: _C) (Zlu) u1-al 15" (dra) '77- lafl(e Ke!'lll1n. Mehssa Sue Andmon Lynn Carlin l mden Chiles Kalt THE HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION The 11ollywood C'onnt>cllon • la\I moving las1 J1d(ed d.i1ly gdrnl' \how st.ming Jim lc1n11e cl~ host. debut' on K TlA. Channel c; Mond.1y di 11 PM The show te\t\ the perception of two studio contestant\, lOmpetrn11 dfldlnst Pach other for ca\h and prizes. t1yinK to gue~s how each member ol the rl'lebrity panel feels abou1 .m inlNl''it1nl( probl('m or an 1ntrigu1ng situc1 t1on Point' Me scored when the conte~tant r or11>1 tlv 11ues~e~ c1 rell"brity·s respome f dC h 101 rect guess " a "connect 1un · Celebrily panel for thl• prem1ert' week. of The Hollywood Connl'ct1on consists of 8udd'r\, ~ad.I'll Jan Murrc1y, >.ns1Jn William,, 1'a1 Cc1rroll laye P Mm11.in and Marcia Wallace The winninl( 1unt1•\lc1nt rn .iddrtmn to rece1vrn11 pr11Ps, c1uturnatrc ally bf'C0t1'('\ ehg1blP to pdl11C1J>alr• 1n d bonu\ round worlh up to SHXKl 1n ld\h cl) "'t>ll cl\ prites Host Jtm Lc1nge " .i long e\lc1blished lavo11te of bolh teh-v1s1on v1ewt-rs and radio listeners Lange for mc1ny years hosted The Dating Gc1mr show and also has been the morning dis< 1ockey on radio station KSFO in S.in rr.inCIKO In fact for The HollywQod Connectron t.iprngs at the Golden West Broadcc1sters' \tud1os rn Hollywood. L.mge commutes from the Bay Area to Los Angelps A brqadc aster since the age of t 5. when he landed his first radio 1ob rn his nat ive St Paul, Minn , Lc1nge rontrnued on the air throughout t11gh "'hoot and the Un1vers1ty of Minnesota. where he , r ' ~ . , . ' I • Hott Jim Llnge .11nd a wnttsl1n1. graduated cum laude rn Spt>ech ind 1oh he still hold~ c1s KSFO s Commute lournallsm in t9<i4 Du11ng a tour of duly Club" mQrn1ng dee1ay with the Marine Corp\, he serwd as ThP Hollywood Connecllon is a pro· arinounrer·director ol KULA TV 1n duct1on of I.ilk Barry ;ind Dan Enright lfonolulu. Aller thP Marine~. t an11e Product1um. in as<.0flat1on with KTLA/ moved to San Fr.inusco and landed the Golden West Bmadca)ters Peget MONDAY (Contlnu.d) Jackson After hrs father me pis • 1ob as a colleee 1nS1tuctor 1n Boston and moves the lam1ly atron counlry hrs son Jamn (Kerwin) rs hmtsrck •l havrne to lene hrs 1111t11end lKey. 1nd runs away While on the r~d he meels an alllacltve hitch h1k1n1 arl \ludenl and they edo1>I each olher u hoefrn& parlners A.I lherr frrendshrp arDWl lames lurn\ some valuable l~ns 1nd ''"'"' ~11n5 to mature CD llltn &nffin Sllow a> Tiit v1111111an mJ..,,...orama al Morie: "Tony Rome fl!) Mink ill ltr1n1lem Q!D Oniel SlllMiNI Siio. 10:00 a t<m ml m1111m llafftrty Patrick McCoohan sters u Sid Rafferty. M 0 . a plarn 11lk1ne retired Atmy·doclor turned c1v1han physrcran In the prem1ert e111sode Std Refferty iwrlh one hand fends off a mrllionarre parent and a socrallte sura.eon and wrlh lh, other llaod 4 eansh malpractrce suit u he 11orks lo rrd a tf'naatt of near total p11alys1s D Cil lltn (I) Mmt: "Destiflatloft Mooft" (S<t h) '50 lohn Atcher. W1rner Andei son m !ft ,u1111lt of U..rtr O>EIS..~do 1 -10:30- CD Cll ID llnrs 11:00 D CJ) 0 ((J.l) l lltwl U @ <II D ®""' D The Hollywood t.llllCllOll D ll'ClllSldt CD a ,.,..... 211clll Q) lb!cus Wei~. 111.0. fD lma11 Ihlen AtllOld !Inman (QI> Cl)) llewi/Lawe Amerlun Styte ~ lil1<Atll/l.Afu11 Report -11:30-u (Ctl) Cl)) Cl)"U.S. Open Tennb Hi1hll1hhtllol1•: "[leer rn an A.!phall Ctmyard" Mot-It: "Alf 1i1J O"llna De-1hl111" (com) 72- Robttt Youna. lvt Alden .. Q)) (I) 1111 8> Jotlmr c.r- D lOft American Style Cl) fllorit: uAtnuon Quat" (1dv) 49-Tom Hui Carole Mathews U Cl) (fQ) ((8) (()) Struts ot s,.. r rlfldtctlT'"" m lllttrtMn ca T11t 100 Club f.Zl) ~ A. Edilon: The Old Min CD Chltma 14 12:00 .. e Twiltpt ZOM G M°'lt :<Cl "Cerry 011 Doctor" (com) '72-S1dney James Kenneth Wtfhams CD !Mt In s,.a .., fllowlt; {C) wl.Jttle (D,C" (dtl) 'SI-Mark Stevens Rhonda flem1na -~2:30- 111 '-'• Avtty 1:00 e tU> rn a TOlllOf1ow -1:30- Q)'Mrllt: "I, T1lt J11ry" (mys) ·~3 Brit Ellrot, Preston foster -3:05-u lrlavlt: ''Tiit Uttl.,t Mallo''1d11) '58-Buddy Hart. Wendy Stuart. London the Dog P910 TUESDAY I st'1Ull[R 6 f OI mornrnJ Ind lfttrllOOll fistlftp, pit* Mt DAYTIME l'tOGWIS .... to.. tor you1 QIMtllltnu, 111 the d1y's ,_its. 10 00 Ill '111c Accused" (mys) '48-lortlla Youne Robert Cumm1nes a "Tiit CGnstNraton'' (mys) U -Hedy Lamarr Paul Htnrerd. Sydney Greenstteel reter Lorre. Georae M1mady 11 :00 D "ll1m ht Go" (com) '63 Rrchud Todd, Peter Sellell. Ef111beth Sellars tz:OO ID "M111b11 of the Wed· dlna" (dra) '53-Cthef Wate'5. /uhe Hams. Brandon de Wride. Arthur Franz, Nancy Cates lames Edwards 1:00 QI) "TIM lltwud" (dr1) 65- Mu Von Sydow Yve1te M1m1tu•. [frem l1mbalisl. Grlberl Rol1nd, llenry Silva 2:00 1J Ct) "Wtltttn •n th Wind'' (dia) 57 Rock Hudson, l1uren BaClll, Robert Stack. Dorothy Malone 3•00 <IGl (C) Hliltfl Oft fire" (d11) 5 7 Bob Crosby tneer Stm11s. Mary f rcketl. EC Marshall. J 30 CC".> ''Dur 8ri1rtte" (com) '65-James Stflltlrt. Brlfy 'Mumy U IC) "Tht Cllllid.ate" (dra) 77 -Robert Rtdlord. Peler Boyle Don Potier Karen Carlson Allen Carf1tld l!Vl:NINQ ;t' 8:00 u (]) • (J) faNtk Stria gj) ... lldadts -6:30- D Mowlt: <Cl (10) "Wen Atrow'' (wes) '50-James Stewart. Jeff Chandler. Oebra Paaet QI)""' Cl) Moc••'• ........ cm 111en "1ffi11 SllO'# CD Wy 5rfffith ((ll) CJ)) l\t LeM blip! S Did ¥111 Dyh Sllow mi.. (8 Cl)) QC Cemtdy $ptdal m>~~fOftllll 7:00 CD lmt<pflCY OM llUO(J)ll>lltws Ill U.n Qub Cl) Tiit Odd Couple (I) To Te• 1111 Truth m c.ic.11tr11ion CD I LM l.uq .., Tht Fii (()?) Cl)) My nu .. s.m aJ Amtt1can Intl Jewlsll Htur (3) a.tman fJ!) lllaell•IHlllrtr Repclf1 ((81 CJ)) Tht '•rtrWae hmlf) (fl) Eftttrtllflllltflt Tonlpt -7:30-e C.ndl4 C.llltfa u IMlywt4 Gamt (I) Tiit Odd Couple 0 CBI Ill) Cl) tlD Hoflrwood $4111fa Cl) EMrc s,.i.1 Cl Tht lobt'a Wi14 m 1ew1tdlt4 ((ll) CD> felltily Atf111 a laebaN Oakland A~~ Ch1ueo White So1 fl3 Cti.nnet 21 lOftl(llt Newsman Clete Roberts rntervrews Pol"' Chret [d Oms al Parker Cent tr T Ol)l(j wtll include Khoo! 1nter111ltoR & cnmc 1n l A (flll Cl)) lllly '"11.t"' Crusade QID Gltllt1ln1 of 111111 ind ShlPI 8:00 0 ((ll) (])) Cll 81111 lilnllJ In $~ Buis Bunny. that cheeky and rndef1t1aable rabbit who hn bun amus1na youneslets and not so younslers for ~ears. hnds ,n answer to his famous quutron, "Wh,l's up, Doc'" when he eon up-all the way into rnterptanetary Sj)act U 0 Cl) IHJ Movie: CC) (311r) "Tht Hindt4lbllr1" (dra) 7~-Ctotae C Scott. Anne Bancroft Wrfltam Atherton. Gra Youna Roy Thrnnes. Buraess Mered•lh. Ch11lu Ourn1n1 Based on lhe fac1u1I accounts. lhe storr relates !ht evenls lud1n1 up to lhe desttuchon of the German lep Ptlrn H111denburc which exploded and burned •hrle 1Nktn1 a land1nc at laktnburst, HJ on M1y 6 1937 a 11111'111: ct> (2111) "C•fl Mt llladl111" (mus) ·53 Ethel Mt1m1n llo•I•: Ct> (2111) "lye, IJt Blrdit'' (mus) '63-0d Van Oy~t D CJ) <Bl lhpPJ D111 (R) Coll(I Tht ronz keepi Rrch1e. Potsie and Ralph up all nrehl cr1mm1ne for 1 make up qurz so they un rradualt- lhen they !tarn fonm wilt not b' included rn the ceremonies D Tiit Stint CD SI,.. Ollr Sc:hoob m ''"J Muon fD Upstalr1, Dow111hl11 m Biiiy Graharn Cruuda Ill!) U'9t1lra, Donataln -1:30- D ((J.l) Cll) Cl) "lot Mo•ft: CC) (21nllr) "Loa1n'1 Run" (ad•) '76-Mrchaef Yor\ Jenny Acutter. Rrchard Jordan. Farrah F awcell Maiors. Roscoe lee Brown Peler Ustrnov Yor~ Siii$ is lo11n. a youna man who hvu 1n the 23td century '" a socttty thlt pre1ches constant pleasure But the one e1tch lo this perfect Irle 1s that no one may hve past the ace ol 30 Loean. wllo 1s lpj)t01thrn1 htS 30th brrthday. Ste~ to d1KOYer 11 hie n11ts outside the society's waifed c11tu. a rumor denred by the IO¥trt1ment e Cll~JB Cl)) Wtllllftston: WlilMI Deers Part 1 Th1ur1 P•l1. twelvt·end·one hell hour pro111m oplores the corruplton spawned by pursurt of power 1n tht n1tton's upltet llle men rn power. the women who compel them. lhJ institutions and rndrvrduals who form 1n admrnlltrauon. and the reactron of lht publrc are alt part of the canvas of thrs contemporary drema Chit Robertson. Jason Robards, Harold Could. Robert V1u11hn, Andy G11ffifh. John Houseman star TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 4, 1977 mc,...w1b m thin.s. un1uac• ''°'""'s 9:00 a lilly Grahtnl Cruudt m 111.,. '''"Ml S11ow Cl> Tht Ylrcin!.n m Opera Theatre the llyrnc Outc=m ID tui.r '77 Im : "To Catch A Thief' el> Mnterpltct Tlltatrt -9:30- 11> Gt! Sill"t 10:00 B llllltwt (I) lrlotlt: <Cl ''V071p It A Pre· historic "•ntl" (M:1 Ir) '64-Basrl Rethbone. F•rlh Oomereue ID El Blt11 Aml6o Gi) In ,.ur111lt of llbtltJ -10:30- CD a> 0>""' rB lOft American Style 11:00 fl CD D Cl) CIDl tllJ 11..,. e «1> Cl)<()?) rn> ca"'"' e ((JI) (()) 1..oY1 Atntric.an Style 111 ll'Olllidt CD S htllWOOd 21111ht Cl> Muw Welby, 111.0. ID Dn1111tte Serita 41!i> MKlltlf/lAllrer Repor1 -11:30- • (lm Wl U.S. OlllO Tt11 nis/ Mo.it: WW pt ,. '1111 tllt "-Mt of tllt.,. 'JI-Roddy McOowall e o cu m ai..., c.-111 .. 11: ''Ro1d Racera'' (d11) '59-Joel L1wrt11Gt Sallr fraw 8 (tJ:I Cl)) Mowle: • Scenn from A lrtutder" (IDl a.retta m llt'tl9MWI tB Tiit 700 Cid m C.ptlllned UC htnln1 ftlWl m Cllllflla J4 12:00 8Twlll&h1 Z-Iii Mrllt: "rlptin1 Fatlltr Dun11t" (d11) '48-Pat o·e11en. D•rryf Httk m1n. Myrna Dell, Un.1 O'Connor CD Warlcl of Sllnlv•f Cll Morie: "Tllrff Bloa4es In His llf1" (mys) '60-lock M1honey Gr1t1 Thyssen m Latino eo-i'tilHll -12:30- • lllMiU: Count Dracula · "Bluebeard. "P1ffow of Oe1th" <mi lrlotlt: "fht Out of Towners m Motit: "Holid•(' (com) 'J8- K1th111nt Ht1>burn. Cary Gren!. lfW Ayres, Oo11s Holan. Edwud Everett Horton Brnnrt Bernes. Henty Oanrtlf 1:00 U 0 Cl) iJll TOINfrow -1:30- ..,·lllO'lit: "IM Ni Aay Wfftdoll" (dra) '50-P1ul Anka. Ruth Romen. Alu Nrchol Gr1r · Pmuu, Jack Caurdy 2:00 m lllovlu: ··euk Strut." 'The 81tflt ol N11elvf' -2:30-D lllO'lit: Cl:) '11M Cur• tf Ille Wttewolf" (hor) '61-Chfford Eons. Oliver Reed Yvonne Romain CD Mowltt: "The Jeck1>ot." "The Boy Wrfh the Green Hair" ,. STARRING CUFF ROIERTSON:JASON ROBARDS. STEFANIE POWERS. ROBERT VAUGHN. LOIS NmLETON. IARRY NELSON. HAROLD GOULD. TONY llLL. ANO ... ANDY GRIFFITH. SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY JOHN HOUSEMAN. 8 A WORLD TELEVISION PREMIERE 8:30 PM (i) SIX EXPLOSIVE NIGHTS THROUGH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 · I WEDNESDAY) •V•NING 8:00 SEnllllU 7 f0t "'°"""' llld 1fttr-ltSti11p. ,._. * DAT1UU l'llOGWlS. h · lo., for ~ t1111ftnM11Ce, art Ult 41(1 l'IOflU. OAmllE MOVIES 10:00 e "StO.• Mt rm•" (1m1s> J6-Edd1t Canto1 Ethel M!!man Sally (1lm W1ll11m r11wley. Helen lowell S "Sn11lJll" (d11) "JI John Bmymore M1111nn M11$h Donald Ct1sp. Ca1me1 Myers 11 :00 D (.CJ "llbverick Qut111" (wes) 55-Barb111 Stanwyck. Ba1ry Sullivan. Mary Murphy 12:00 CD (CJ "lle11tuc•1" (dra) · 38-l 01t1ta Youn a. R1cha1d G1tene. Walter Brennan (ddie Anderson. Karen Moiley I :00 (S CC) "TIMI Rt11111dion of Zadl11J Whttltr" (dra) 11 Bradford Dillman. An11e Dicken son 2:00 Ill CC) "Tiie llmllo lint" (dra) '67-Cr11& Stevens Kale O'Mara, Norman B11d 3:00 (JD) CC} "Jlpn" (dra) '68- Harry Guud1no Br1dlord 011fm1n 3:30 CD "Up frtlll the leach" (d11) '6!>-ChU Robt11!.on Inna Dem id 8 CC> "S•JJ~tl c,.,. ..... ,. Parl I . -R11Jh Bellamy Gm 1 G11son ume Clonyn Ju n Ha1en u m <@ m> a """ D tUl ClDl Im llns 111 £iw1t11CJ o ... Andy Griffith u (]) (121) (I)) !Ins D~t CD Tiit hrtrWat f ainii, Cl) Am SMitll ' Iona fB )Mney to Amirolrt l2f) I LM Liiey m httnl Cowtl'Ws Co«ftft!IU m 0r1111111c Stfies (,!!) Lool It Mt -6:30-0 Mom: t:t) (90) "Tiit llack Rost" Plil I (adv) 'SO-Tyrone Power . 01,on Welles ti) Hocan'1 Htrou <IaJ lltlY "'ffi" Sllow CD w, Griffith ((ll) CJ)) Th• Lone lbnctr l3J Diel Wan DP• ((2:1) Cl>) Happy Da,s ~Cl)llews ~ Public P'vlicy forum 7:00 (}) Emercency OM a a @ ro m m """ •u.n tld CD Tiit Odd Couple Cl> To Ttll tllt T111tll Ill Conctntratioll Q) I Uiwt Lucy .., Tiit Fil ((ll) Cil) .., Tl11• Soos Gii llofNll lallp.tll rfOITllM a ltlayMfl) RrO m klltll/lehm Report (3 {))) l'lrtricl1• femlly 8 Ellttrtlillllltlll T fllliallt LUGGAGE TAGS P-..e12 from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attract ive tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0 . requirements. Prevent toss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper, fa bric or "Day Glo' paper & we will back & tri m your tags. Or try two cards back to back. .. .., ' $2 ea . or 3f$5 4/5 tags $1 .60 ea . 6/9ta gs S1 .50 ea . 10 or more $1 .40 ea . S~les Tax included No Card? Ot1w your own or \end your "•mt •dd•U• 1na pnont number W. II m.t~• o"'" ura per 1•0 A 00 11 H C,.. -7:30- • fli) Ila.mt That Tune 0 TIMI llewl,wff ~IM lll Tiit Odd Ceuplt D Matti! S..me fl) front ..... fltMf D Tiit Joket's Wild 'II W-lld WorW ti Alll1111b CDltwttcMd ( (ll) ) f llllily Affl ir <HJ CJ) Ctltbf1ty S...PIU•t1 9 H9111'1 Hero.i fl) CM111Ml U Tllllaht (all CD> lfN1 lklMll C0 Thi Scuiee 8:00 0 ((fl) Cl)) TIM W11tons (2hr) (R) Mary Ellen Wallon f11ntially 1un$ out on her wedding 1ehe11Sal. and only her s1ste1 Enn undmtands be cause she has secrelly witnessed an occ1mence which 1' the key to the elder g11ls abrupt beh1v101 It l2JJ ([) !DJ U.S. A11insl the Wotld lh1s s1>ec1al lu turu Ihm celebrity teams made up of ftve men and th1te women each, repru enllni the United Slates. the United Kine dom ¥id the "Rest of the WO!ld'' who mett in 1lhletic competition Amon& those p1rt1e1patin1 j ft Chevy Chase. Dan Hau uty. Gabriel Kaplan, Jennifer O'Neill and K11sty McN1ehol 8 MoN: (CJ (lM) "Dr. Ttrnlr'I Houte of Horrors" (hor) '65-Ptltl Cllsh1n&. Ch11stopher lee (I) .. : <CJ (lllf) "r11111 ~mp WttktM'' (com) '63-lroy Don1hue. · Connie Stevens. Stefanie Powers Robtr1 ('.(tnrad. h Ha.din u m cm TIM Mack DI A8C ABC p1ev1ews its new lall seuon w1lh b11lhanl ma11mn David Copperlield and a host ot ABC stus 101n him 1n his awe 1nsp111n1 1llust0ns The p10 eram includes film chps hom the new mies be11nn1na this fall ()) lloM: (1:) (311r) "0"" Upo11 A TifM hi lltt West" (com) '69 Henry Fond1, Claudia Cardinale Juon Robards DTht Saint •"""•• Cl) rtrlJ MllOft (8J In Ctnquest of lltt Sea GD Ill U,.Ulrs, Dowmtaln ((21) ())) CID lilly &raham Crusade CD Lllcllt Ubte -8:30- 9:00 D CD (J:D) (121) Cl>) Wnl'llflllon: lthlnd Cload Doors As newly elected President of the United Stales Richard Moncklon 1n a su1 p11se appointment. makes audem1 cian Carl Twler head of lht National Secu111y Council h ssler 1n lu1n lobb1tt Monckton to 1tt11n Wilham Martin as Director of the CIA Ill lilly GfaNm CtwsMt CD lltn ;ntr111 si-a> n.t Vlt~ D lllttit: "Htll• f1laco Htllo" (mus) "•3-Ahce Faye, John Payne QI) MIN: (211t) "IHllJ O'Ht1t" (d11) '11-Betlt D1v1s tll1) GrNI f'trftnNllCtt l!D Allstl• Qty Llnllb -9:30-m LI Crltdl llt11 Ct!Ha 10:00 l'I ( (ll) ()) ) W0111t11 Oii tht b11 Donni Mills slits in this dr1ma as the w1ft of a aovemment offic11f (Cd1rmd Winter) •ho. she dlwivers, IS I danaerous I01e11n a&enl Tl/ WEEK, SEP1Elo!BER 4, 1917 D ~ tJ) f8J Elvis on Tour CR) A behind lhe scenes look al the prepa11110n ol lhe late Elvis Presley's n1ahlclub act ~nd the pert01mance on lour with views ol lhe audience s reaction. Presley's entouraae and a clost up look al the star 111 Cl !Ins ll> Mowit. "bcl '1111tl Mara" (SCI Ii) '52-Peter Gmts Andrea Kina Marvin Miller Htrbtrt Berehol Houu Peters Vince Ba1net1 a Marta Wtlllf fl) E,..itMss The crash ol a com mert11I 1ethner m 191 •. the trial ot i man ch11&ed w1lh prostiluhon. ind the pnctdent shl llerin& cut of Karen Ann Quinlin are lhe st011es h1thh&hled 1n this special p101ram fl) Cl lit11 Alllldo el> Doc11111t11tary Si-wt -10:30-m m mllns ID llotidtro 11:00 D II Cl> 9 llD I.If, """ Ill "°'""°" CGnlllrlioll D CJ) ((ll) C3J) 0 CU llrtn Cl Ir-Wt Q) (3) ftfMllDDd 2111pt aJ Maia.is Welby fDRNliAda (8 Cl)) I.Oft Amtrkan Style D klltil/l.tllttr RttlOrt -11:30-a U.S. Ope11 Tennis Hjplipts/ lloorit: CC) "Sntt lloltlet" (dra) '75-linda Blau Martin Sheen D O (J)D Q)).._., C... • l.M AlletlcH Style CJ) MMtt: "D11I Alilli" (d11)- Ht1ber1 lom. Phyllis Duey Terence De Marney • Cil (ID) ca ())) llookl11/ ll)'at•fJ ti 111t w .. ~ CD llttAIM'll'I a Tiit 700 Clull 13 CaptiDMd OC llns ID C111t1111 34 12:00 e Twlllcht Zone Ill Mcmt: (1:) "Hurwne Smittl" (1dv) '52-John Ireland. Yvonne De· C11lo, limes Cr11a. CD Cfoa-Wib m Motle: HDtPOfttd" (die) 'SI Jeff Ch1ndlt1, Marta Toren, Claude Dauphin. C.110 R1uo -12:30- • ... "Mr. Canlty tlld lht lirnn," "Romu S<111~1l1," "As You Wtrt" CD Mcmt. MA Wo1111n o4 Olatl11<· tltll" (com) 50-Rosalind Ruuell Rat M1ti,nd. Edmund Gwenn 1:00 II fUl ID TMOrtDW -1:30- CI) MoM: ''Tiit Lldy rap Off" (d1a) 'SZ-linda Darnell, Stephen McNally 2:00 Cl MHln : "Ass11nmenl Trno1 " "Scott of the Ant11chc" CD MoYIH: "The Smell Back Room," "C1eature with the Blue Hand" -2:20- • Mcmt: ''Tiit H1111m111" (wes) 'S9-Robert hylo1, Tin1 lou151, fe5' P.,ker, Jack lord. M1cke1 Sh1uahnusy, Shuley H111ner THURSDAV $L'1tMIH I foe 1110min1 an4 alter-lbtlllp, pleaM 1M DAYTIME NOGWIS. Be· low, tor rour tG11Ytn1tn«, 111 the U(s "'"1A DAYTIME MOVllS 10:00 O "Mnlme" (com) 6? Charles Boyer Michele Mor1:1n Metty reh1 Mai''" 12.tl CCJ "01wn Patrol" (adv> ~uol flylMI. Oa"'4 N111111.. Donald Cusp, Melville Cooper • 11:00 0 (_CJ wr1111ny fact" \mus) 'S7 -Audrey Hepbu1n Fred ~ laore. Kay fhompson Mochel Auclair Suty Parker. Ru11 ltt 12:00 CD "Two S1iteri from Boston" (com> 46 June Ally son Kalhry n Grayson Pele• La¥1ford l :OO ®rt ) "ric~up on IOI" (dral '12-Jack Albe1tson l nley Ann Wa11en. Martin Sheen 2.00 D (CJ "The Court Jester" (com) 56 Danny K4yt Glynis Johns, Basil !Qlhbone All&ela • lansbury Robert Middleton 3:00 11QI <Cl "Drums ol Af11u" (adv) '63 -fr1nk1t Avalon t lo¢ Bochner Ma11ellt Harll'Y loion lhJlcher l lO rt> "Step Dow!! to T enor'r (mys) ·59 Colleen Miller Charles Drake D :cJ "Sun11sr rt tamp obtlo" Cone! tor•! 60 Ra1ph Bellamy Cretr Carson Hume CI011yn EVENING 8:00 o <@ > m """ D <00 t1J) ?f ) Im (Jf l flrt Su son football Con!' d lrom ~ 30PM Dallas Cowboys vs P1t1sburah Steelers Ill [rneraency Ont (J) Andy Criffltll D llJ ((BJ ((J) 11"'1 f/J Gunsmollt CD hrtrld&• hmilJ II> Aliu Smith a11d loMs fB Journey IO ~Ult 121) lasebaH Cont'd lrom ~PM Sf Giants vs Cmc1nnat1 Reds fD Eltctrk Cotw,anr O> Onl!lltit Sena e:!) RuhdMet -6:30-. 0 Motlt. <C'l (t0) "Tht llad Row" Concf (90) '50~yrone Power Dison Wellr\ l au~nct Haney ft Mot•n'' Htr00 ® liltf'f "1ffi11 SMw G) Wy, "1ffltll (Cl?> (I)) Tiit i..t Ranter fB CD llfWl m Z00111 (~ ) Tiit Mack Cit UC 1 e:!) Pvbtk Policy F er11m 7:00 (l.1 lllltf11ncy Oat Ill Uatt Club (I) Tht Odd Coltpl• DID l9ews (I) Te Td I.tit T!vth f/J Celluntratlon G) I l.O¥t Liley 0> Tht Fii ((fl)())) My Thlff Sm m Children'' r1oa11m fJ3 lb<lltiltl.thm Rtj)Ort -7:30- 0 Tiit ... wtywed G1mc l • Tht Odd Coif pl• U Tiie "'-SMw '' C.n4id ~· Cl Tiit J•tr't Wild fl; llJtth "'"" ma..ttc!Md ( (t l> ].) ) Tiit lhws firm fD CNn11tl ZI TGftl&ht ((2t) t )) Brady Bundi e:!) Western GeftfllO( 1 Conf trtn<.t -9:30- GAndJ a> Gtt S!Mr1 fl) Socur rr ... litrllllllJ' ill> lU "''" Grrtfh1 10:00 D Tiit rric. 11 Rjpt u Cl""" I> "'"it : l.C) "h1t1tlo~ Earth 215CIAD" (sci h) '&6-Peter Cusluoe BernJrd Ci1bb1ns m c.wllcHt o1 1tllft1 ?61bmis Wellly IIDDiMh 8:00 U'(t'rn i ~ ., (f J WtcM ~ lllornint A comedy c.rnival •1lh mustC & variety combined 1n 1 wady #tltome to tour n'w ser•ts and sir relurn1nK lavottles in lhe 5.llurday m01n1na schedule of proerammmg -10:30-••••• fil) Muterpitce Theatre Dickens tor youn& people O "°"it: !Cl (2~r) "8'11 ol fire" (com) ·42 Cary Cooptr. Barbara Slanwyck . Osc11 Homol~a. (lana Andrews. Dan Duryea. S l Sakal! R1Ch4rd Haydn, Gene Krupa r &l lllow11: tC> (2hr) "for Thou Who Thin• Youn1" (rom) 1)4 James Darren P1mrla T1lf1n l1na lou1st O r i J <lOJ Wtkome Bao Jtotter (R) With Cabe 4way al a convention. 1he swea1h1111s letl obh&•led to help 1 pre11nant lulre bul instead cause havoc 1nd make a shamblu of I~ l\oller apartment (/J Tiit Sllflt CD llmon1l Geo&r.,i.t< a> Mwie "The Road to Hon1 KOii(' (com) 62 Bob Hopt Bm& Closby Dorothy lamou• CM Gu11tlll0lt fD Upsb1", Dolmstalfl (121 t ) ISlllJ Gnham Crll1tdt -8:30- D . .u I e.i m ,,,, ,,. football Htll of fame Aw11d• The ceremonies su11ound1n1 the mducllon of Fun~ Gifford Cale Sayt1s rorresl CrtR& Bari Start and Bill W1lhs into the Hall ot fame at Canton Ohio Gto1ge Halas owner and lorme1 coach ot the Ch1caao BtN. " pmenttd with a spet11I trophy D IJ J tt(I) What's Happtnill& RaJ hosp1t1lrttd with a kntt m1ury, meets a grouchy old basebill player 11rho has nol lalkrd lo hos 011rn dau&hlrr for 12 years bruust she 11m11ed a while man f.!!) Starboard 9:00 0 (117> l Cl) Hawaii fio·O (/hr) Mccarrell pursues his pcren n'1a1 an11aen1st Wo r at;<:lhe kty ll&ure rn Ille l~elt of .somt nerve ias Uial McCauett fears will be used· IOI utaslr8')hte purposes DWlld lll11&dolft U al (<21J (j)) WttllMt&fOll: ktllnd tlolM Doon The anlt wat drmonSkaton m1rch1n1 1n front ot • lhe Whitt House an,er P1u1dent Richard Monckton and hr$ stall, and Adam Gardiner une ol Monckton s brithl voun11 men " 1s i.ent out as a Pres1den111t ha1M>n f/J et lilly Grah1111 Ciusade CD "'" '1"iffl~ 5""' @ Cl) Mitch Glmt all Mowit: ( C) (Zllr) ''OM Hurld1td Rlfl11" (adv) '69-Burt Reynolds. Rachel Welsh, f ernando lamas. Dan O'Herrlhy fD lllSWt the CllROO'I ltMt el> SUl!Nlltr nlm Cl.mks of londOll· 11:00 0 LU 8 Cl.l ((fl) (l)) lhws D l2Jl CIJ 9 m l1ll Ntwi • ltollywoo4 Conriectioft m lronsidt CD '8J Ftrnwood 211cht m lll1rcin Wei" ({fl) ll )) Lott Allltfiull S!rlt e:!) llladWl/lMlrtr R.,.rt -11:30-u ((11J CD> llJ U.S. Open Tennis Hi&MlclltstMovit: ct) !toil' "Semi Snow Deadly Snow" "TM Vlctl111" (Ori) 72 -Ehubelh Montaomery Cta1te Mah1rrs Eileen Hec~art Sue Ane l an1don. Jess Wallon Ross Elholl a u m G llll WlallJ c.-u l.O¥t AIMflcan Stylt llO'lit : "Tiit lio141tll lilOYtt Slor1" (dra) '50 James Dunn Dewey Martin Kay Wtstlall. Kevin O'Momson U ()') <l~l ('21) ) S.W.A.T./ The Th11ndaJ llil!lt S,.dal m Mttf"""' 1211 The 700 CM m ABC taptloMd lhws 12:00 0 Twili&M ZoN &ii "°"it: ~111111 hi War'' (dr1) ·s 7 Robert Ryan. Aldo Ray, Robert Keith. Vtc Morrow, James Edwards, Scoll Marlowe. Vrctor 5'n Yun1 m tms-W'm II> Movie: "WOfld ift Illy Cotner" (dra) '56-Audit Murphy. 8'rbara Rush, ldf?Morrow, lohn Mcintire. Tommy Rall fli)Woln111 -12:30- 111 lllo¥itr: "Sullrv1n's lrnels ... 'A htt 1n the Rain ." "Wayne Murdet Caif' CD Mowles: !ht ltdy from SllaAt hat ·; or-.dden Streel .. "Mother Is A frullman· 1:00 U Ill> al T.-rr .. -1:30- llJ lilowll: '"Oubille tllt Uw" (dra) 56-Ray Danton Le11h Snow6on. Cr1nt W1lhams. Ontlow Stevens 2:00 f/J Mowles: "China Girl " "t11tle Boy lo$1" -3:20- • Mme: ·~ Fwr" (dr1) '6J-Brode11ck Crewford. Bin Gmara, Stuart Wh1h11an. Ray W•I stun. Vincent P11c1, Rod Stelter, S•mtny Davrs Jr rv WEEK. SEPTEM8fR 4, 1977 FRIDAY I SEntllllOt ror _ ..... ~ lbtillp. ,..... ... 6AYTllll[ rtlOGWtS. ... Jow, lof ywr a11nlll1ace, art tlle tby', ..... DAYTilll llOWllS 10:00 e '1lle IW frea ......,,..,. (com) '46-Danny Kaye V111rn11 Mayo <2t ~ "C1l11 td lilaMI" (tom) '36-Cla" G1ble. lll111011 0"'1es Lloyd Bacon. 11 :00 G "Tltt flit " Tlltl•• Jord11" (dra) '49-Barbm Stanwyt~ Wendell Coley 12:00 m "Daft Mirror" (dra) '46- 0llYll de Hav1lland. ltw Aym . l homas Mrll:hell 1:00 (JI CC) "Merltvrl" (adv) ·65-Marlon Blando, Yul Bryn· ner, Janel Maraohn, Trevor Howard 2:00 G CC) "Tiie S.ndowntrs" (d") '51 -R~t Pruton. John Ba1rym01e Jr . Bob Ste1hn1. l:OO (JD tC) "Sen11 St11 te Calais" (1dv) '63-Rod taylor. Keith Mitchell J:lO (])CC) "J•b Ce1•t1r~ Pltne C-..._ .. (com) '65- Sll111ty lrlaclaine. Peter UsltnO'f • ~"TM,,......~· (dra} 'Sl-Charlton Hulon. Susan Hayward. John lrlclnl11e avlAliiG "UDAY (COftdnuect> -7:30- DWIW= en.. ~ ())TM~ C..,.._ D llDI 8 (I) HGllJWO'd Sqlllr• ()) C.1117 Ht,tfllb Cl flit Jobi'• Wl4 ((11) Cl)) f1111ily Affair 13 ....... ""'" fD CNMMI ll TO.Vpt ( Q:ll tlJ) TM l<My 9-11 G Caltfenib fOlllPt 8:00 G ((J1) CIJ) CJ) S.. "lcllt at fonest Hilb Tennis. one ol Amtrtca 's most popular sports, and the US Open Tournament is "lultd by an all star tasl lrom lhe world l1mous West Side Tennis Club 1n Forest Hills N V Hosted by Sammy 01v1s Jr Sindy Duncan and Andy Wtlhams D 12)) Cl) QJ> C'Mo11 Seturdar Andrea McArdle. Muhemmad Alt Leonard N1moy and Rulh Bum are the stars of this fun·p1c~ed mu)1cal comed~ pev1ew uf NBC's all new Saturday mornme line up 011 p10 &rams tor youn1 viewers a Mowit: ('C) (211r) "A Solla Is Bor11" (mus) '48 -0anny Kaye V1111n11 Mayo, Steve Cochran, 8enny Goodman, LC11J1s Almstro111. Ch1rlle Barnet. Lt0nel Hempton IIl M .. lt : ~ (flu) "Glt1111" (com) ·~9-S1nd11 Dee. Cltfl Robertson, James Ouren. Arthur O'Connell Joby Ba~er Yvonne Cra11 Oouc McClure • (}) ®l • .,,.,.. lotl ' lh• ll01111 ,,. ... , All-Stu ~turor Parter Stevenson 1nd Shaun Cautdy 1uest 1n th11 hour lone comedy spte1al 1ntroduc1n1 ABC's Saturday mornine ctuldren's ichtdule f0t lhe new su son IJ I'• S«ry 1'111 ON Will Gttr appears 1n this p1oera111 lhal toou 11 Ille 11h1ht of the elderly ooor Cam eru VISll lht homes of three such people ltv1n1 1n the Boston aru. to show flow they COj)t with lhe day lo day problems and r1sin1 f1v1n1 costs '8 Wild hW tf MINls .., ,tffJ ....... a Mowlt: ct) (211r) u"alld 0.1" (wes) '74-ltt Van Cleel, Peter O'Brien fD el> Wa1'111!1* tfttll lft .... (121J Cl)) Bl.Ir Cnha111 Cnisacle CD D Cllno m 1111y Gr1111111 CmMt -&:30- -~Wlts GlilWd StteetW... m Ellriq• [I ,ehez 9r00 8 ((ll) CD) Cl) MIN: a:> {21w) '1lMt Hottaet Hurt" (lllSj)) ·77_ B11df01d Dillman. loietta Swl1 Vte Morrow. Sh11on Acker, Stephen Davies. Geoiae 01Ce1110. Cameron M1t,hell Witter Btnch. 1 b1f1101111rt obsessed with pmaty. secretly thtck5 into 1 llO$plt1t for a hurt operalton. but the routtnt turns bizarre wllen ltrron5ts bruk Into the operat1n1 room 11\d hold him IOI 1 $10 million ransom D MISS euca AMEJICA * h111ntl Sta"' llwtl 8 0 00 G Q)) Miu llac~ AIMftta ,.,..llt lrtt cowe111e ol the 10th 1nnu1I tvtnl from tilt Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, featur1n1 wnttstenta from l(roa Amtrlca ,..,.,. a m®> <a m «Cl) wu11· Nictoii: Btllllld CloMd Doon Part IV foilow1111 the dtath ol foimer Prest dent Anderson (Andy C11tf1th). CIA Director Martin (Robertson) lhes to Orecon to alttnd the funeral and f1nd5 his ntranred wile •ISO 111 atten dance In W1Sh1n1ton current Prest dtnl Mondton (Jason Rob11ds) afraid of uposurt re111d1n1 an une1pl11ntd ump111n "donatt0n " Ui.tf uecult¥t rnvlltlt to PIOtecl lhe tu records o • maf(ll cont11but01 under Senate 1nvu1t1att0n Cl Bitty Gnu111 CMl6t m llltrw '°lfltl Sllow II) TM Vircinla1t Mcwtt: Speedway · m • .,, W«ld e Firlftc LIM 10:00 Bllrl.llkn CJ) Mowlt: ct) "11-Tht Terror ''°'" ltJOlld Spiu" (hor> ·sa-Marshall Thompson. Shawn Smith tB Maren WtlbJ 4!lD m lllowle l\talrt -10:15- fll) lllC Outloal "freff1c 1n Babies" A report on the 1rowin11 busmen ot tore11n babr •doptions -10:30-m mm ... 11:00 II D (J)ffl8CIJ"-a Hollywood ~ D ((ll) Cl>) D Qll lltwl • ltlerie: {C) "hJ l)idH (ldY) 56-Ctel°'Y Peck, Rtehard Bmhart m a Ftfnood 21t1CM II) Mlruis Wel'1 mat.a,~ Oft tN 11...a (181 Cl)) Lott Amtrlun $tyie -11:30-u ((11) CIJ) "•S..-fo«. WI l A Raw vs 01kl1nd Raidm .. @ CIJ1ll QI)......, ear.. D Lott Amtrla11 Style CJ) lilowie: "Wlllp&asll" (dra) '4!>- 01ne Clark, AJell5 Smith a (]) ((3) CIJ) a.rttta cm Mowlt: ct) "Cllamlltr of Hor· rots'' (hor) '66-P1trtt~ O'Nul • liltlrotltft l2ll 700 au• m Captioned ue be111n, ""' 12:00 a Disco '77 m lrtak Hit Ian• m Mo•l11: "fht Cu11t ti llG1trlda111a," "UntlerCOttr Girl" e liltcW/l..tllm Rtport -12:40- ltlerie: "HIP Wind 111 Jarr111t1H (adv) '65-Anthony Quinn a lllo¥lts: Tiit Ott~·, Command· t11tnt." "OianJ.O Shoots f tilt." "The S1ntsttt Mon~ ' • s.,._ l'lleabt m ~ "Tiit Mind Btndtrs." "Tobor fht Cleal." "Mr 880" mil lbclltil/l.lllrtr Report 1:00 GT•'-' D @ ()) U Mldfliellt Spec.ill Cl) lllOflt1: "Kentucky," "htry Man A 1(1n1." "8tflJ l11r" G Tlul.llet 2:00 G ......_ ''K1n1 ~one Escapes," "Every Man ts '4Y fotmJ'' -3:20- • ... "tillrtp" (Suq>) '6$-Cieeory Peck, Oiant Baker I . SATURDAY I I SUTt.MIEll 10 MOR NINO e:oo fJ c-r. Thtee CJ) S..-r s..ttr ll~fMAad ® tuat to °""" '8lit'•111• -6:30- D Steps to l.taral111 11 Tlllt'• Cat e 11lt Ila Valley ())W Cl Hot , lld11 Show munitflwt m Monlilta Sllow f£) ClttiMH """ (8J Vilt. Allt1rt 7:00 8 It Tuts All lllncls u o ro m a e.a km Cl) Hot F udlt Show •Cl) ®l (9 (I)) Scoo•J'• Liff ·A-lJ'fllJla CJ),._. D Tllt m. a• m LA. 'ltttrrlt II) SIM Twty S... a hlhrlll•i. m Santi Clata SWlm 111•1 -7:30- • hc.eMtt.,.. CJ) ,.,., Quest CJ) foll lllaic m lllowlt: "The '-fiP!tt" (wes) '50-t.u(oty Peck, Helrn Westcott M1ll11f M1tchell ((ll) (})) ~ lklff •lo ra n.. JtbDm 8:00 D (Cln Cl>) CJJ lw11 '"""'' ltoM Rul!Mr D 0 CIJ CID <Hl l•UY '•nit IM Hit llhlb 8 Mo•it : "Bllttr Crttk" (wes) '54-Wild Bill £11iot. Beverly Carland (I) Vatlty of ltl• Di11CUurs a MOYie: "lack Lt11clon Story" (adv) '43-Mietuel O'Shea, Susan Hayward, V11c1n11 Mayo, .., "°""" ... s Voice " T .. ,. m n-.s A. Uilol! -1:30- D ft CIJ m lfll lltw Ardllte/ Sabri111 .. CJ) TM .11bw m Goina ,.. Ge 9:00 8 ((ll) Cl>) CD ... , llft Ilk. .... , (I) Rod C-..rt 8 CD ~ (8 ())) Tiit llfettta :ra.::: ~ "OMtl1t" (1dv) '57-Macdonitd Carer Rhonda Flem1n1. .., ...... -9:30- • ((ll) CJ)) Cl) TM Slit.Mr* DO ())GQ't~llf ....... All 9 Mtwlt: "SHrtl tf 1111 Con· ~(adv) '62-Jack Pala"''· ................ lt:&11 Vida TV WEEK SEPTEMBER 4, 1971 10:00 D o Cl) m a Th• Yma S.tlntl$ D (]J (al CJ)) UC ..... tlld s,.dal "The Winaed Colt" fht first of • thret p11t pruent1tt0n adapted from the booll by Betsy Byars Cl WMl.M Otltl Of AIM m Mfflt : cc:> "llluli•r" (•d¥) 52-M11k Stevens. Ancell lmbury 12f)Hot , .. ,. si.- m v-.. °" mr~.,~ -10:30- • (<I?J CD) ()) s,.c. AcHttty D U CJ) D 0 Smell 111411 lltte•:TM~T .. • ltlerie: ~tapceedt " fl#J" (•Hl ·~-forrest Tucktt • CIJ (]J (9 (J)) su,.,. frltlllb Cl Al!Mtt & eo.t• a Action 111utr1 fl:I Onet Upo11 A Cllaak CJ) Coco Drill 11:00 a ((l?J CIJ) Cl) lat1U11/Taru11 D l2Jl (J)'ltlt (8) Grut1atulll1 llljO(IMCW._..H a 11oa, Md Hll ,,.. • Jllll '" , ... m "°'' -11:30- • Cl> (9 CJ)) AMtriat• BMll· lblMI <m Ctll4iclltn f. mnisw.-111 ...... Cl) WIWllft Wwellfwt 12;00 fJ ((fl) Cl)) Cl) U.S. o,_ Tt11llil Cooierace ol lht naltorl's mosl pres 1t1t0us tennis tourn1mcnt, from the West Side hnntS Club. forest H~ls. NV • swi.a ""'"' hMtltoll (I) llotlt: "Two Cioll Lldy'' (wes) '56-Peuy Castle. Wilham lttman Ill c.t Sldt llldl '8 Alfr" Nlldlc:ed Pmellb .., srt. lllh m Latino c.mo.tiUlll -12:30- • Molllttt • ..,, a m <m ca CJ)) 11CM ,.... ••II lll(e com11e ol Ille came between 'Hotrt Dame and P1ttsburp • Loll Ill s.ec. II) Mlwlt: (I:) '°SlllllU!Ofi llllM" (adv) 51 -left Chandler fD h l111 Al"I Wltfl llancy ~ m c.r1111ta 1:00 El:) Dr. Mt UTht Mutants" Science lrtttOn ldvenhire Slars lon Pertwee as tbe 1nvtc:1blt Time lord wttll Ills mist1nt Jo Cunt. 11 t11nsported hundrtds of yu rs into tht Mure onto the planet Solos G) Gr111 CIM .. LI Ta* -1:30- (1) ltlerie: "Allllb• Safari" (doc) '68 Cl-...: (C) "T11·MoMttt ,,. Spece" (hOI) '7 l-Ai111 l(ubo at s-1 T11l11 2100 D At O• Wllll .• .... ~·lilt Cl> llru• D ()) llOflt : "Advtnlu1e~ of Robin HOOd" m Mowit a MarCld Welby G l'f to tilt U11Mnt -2:30-m Outtr l.llllits D IMicht ...... llZI 3:00 ......... : CCl M.~, or Be llfltd'f (wu) '6~-lloberl Mark (len1 Oew11t, Alber1 hrley a> Mtwlt : a:> "Stranc• l1dy In TIWll" (dra) SS-Greer Carwn. 01n1 Andrews BOllCO n B)f~ llundial <UI ......_: <CJ "(all lie Madame" (mus) 'SJ-Ethel Merman Donald O'Connor. -3:30-11 S.ll114ay ()) Cllffomla Ctllt&lalt Sporb m Oodatr ""'tm•lllseblU Los Aneeles Oooaers vs C1nc1nna11 Reds B Porter W•aoner fl) On11 ti laurel 1nd Hardr 4:00 5:00 asur ,,.. (I) Mo•I•: ''P1rdon My S1ron1" (com) '42-Abboll & Costello 8 ()) (IJ) (all (()) ABC't W'Hle WOfW .. s,..ns Cl> Movlt: Cl:) "T "" of tllt cat" (wes) '54-Robert Mitchum, Tab Hun I er. Teresa W111hl S Miiiie H.it Allltrf(I fD lltn ma.w""' DHMHn a...., -5:30- D om 0 11ews -6:30-u lllllC .... Conftrtn<t l(J Siii Ila Ila D C1l Cial (all (J)) ...., ((fl) Cl)) AIMrka. Ufeslytt ID ({) Wikf lliocdom tl& Wwlfle on tllf Rotd 9 fou're On 7:00 f) Tht llup,.t Show (1) Animal World D flit Price ta Riellt """ .. ...... Cl) Celftrity Coftcert 0 Tiit lllls Stops Here The conlro· ms11I busme problem 1n the LA Unified School D1stoct 1s the subject or this 1n depth documentary CIDl (2]) Cl) S111ce 1 tt9 m c ta> ()) > a Lawrwt ,.,.,. Show Q) Abrc111 Wtlby M.O. (~()))HM Hn 13) Sha ... 111 fl3 Open Mind: frieclNn 0) lluslcll Variety m l.ktrrenca wt1• ei> Austin City limits -7:30- fl David Slletlla11'1 1917 Emmy Hopefub Critic D1v1d Sheehan p1eunts lus annual prtvttw ol the Emmy A•ards v111h 1nlerv1ews of lhe stats chps of the11 shows and of past awards ceremonies W, Willllms Olllme TUt TUM 0 Ut't Mau A Out 13 Wtlflllln Uc* 8:00 & STATE FAlll AMERICA * Top sti11 perfMm rt country's bi1 fairs! f) (tll) CJ)) CJ) Stilt hh Anltrka Alan Kine and Robert Klein offer their tomed1c look at the world. io1n1n1 Hal linden. l ynn ~nderson, Roy Clar~. Steve ford Kansas. Gabe ~iplan. Mel TUh' and hmm1e Walker 1n this special set aeainst lhe backeround al some of America's most popular f111s D aJ) Cl) ~ Tiit 8i011ic Woman "The Bionic Doe" Part I When Jaime Somme11, the bionic woman. learns lhal Maum11fl1n. the world's l11s1 b1on1C dol. IS in daneer or belni dtstroyed, she saves tis' Ille by help1n1 11 escape and bec;ome.s 11s' mu I er e llowie: (90) "Poppy" (com) '36-W C Fields, Rochelle Hudson, RtChard Clomwtfl <D Thlt~Mullc 8 CJ) llottef Blc:k·ll>-SQoal AMI· ft1111J Spedal A retrOS1>ect1ve wlllCh futures ht&hll&hls of pasl episodes Cl MOfit: (Zllr) "Tiit 11114 ......,,. (dli) '72-Vinte EdWards avaNING I ()]) Jiiiie ' Did,. CMtlt ;..* ______ .._ _ _.> ~~~.~~?l)~-=r~a~ 8:00 rield. Ge()lae Sanders, Donna Retd • a <<Ill rn> ()) e ...., m VltWy " s.. e llt•te: Cl:) (Dr) "Tiie Citr" fB "9etMp to Eat I Wtst (dra) '71-Anlhony Quinn. E G at 111ow1t Ma11h11f ID Otlct U po11 A C1ua1c • ,..,... ca ())) m 11H1J c:r.111 .. er.a• a WCT T•llil CblllllioMlltpa CD KIW.1'4t • a.x . OCI>~ '9'*• ..... ""' G t. Pw1lllt ff Lfittty m UI A ... blm de C.,ull111 OftallltbMie G Mlle "*Y renim -8:30- ()) Pep ~ Ult Collntry • e CD Supr THIM Cl> e.lllp TV WEEK SEPTEMBER •. 1977 I m Wod•"°41M l'laytiouM 9:00 • m lllowlt: "The (mlld ..,.. (com) '61-Jury l ewis. 8111n Oonlevy m ..... M...,,., ..... ,,.. tlle 11 a ([) m o 110.1•: Cl:) (211r) "Dir1y Harry" (dra) · /2- C11nt bstwood. Harry Guardino. Ren1 Sanlon1. Andy Robinson, John larch. John Mitchum Chnt ustwood stars as Ott LI Harry Callahan. who dehu his super101s 1anores proper piocedurts and 11mbles wrlll 1nno Cfnl hwes 1n his eltort lo capturr a sniper who 1s terror11tn1 l~e inhabitants or a lat&e C1ly Cl) lblllfillt Oii the ltu4 B CD CIDI CO Cf)) W~ llehlnd Clost4I Doen As lht Ult war demonsltahon rates ouls1dt the White Houu President R1ch11d Monckton demandS thal his chief a1dt fran~ ffahe1ty ta~t any steps n"e.ssary to stop 11 l!D btnlnc at PoP• tlD blM Hltflllahb t3J Lawrance Welk cm> Muttrpltct Tht1lre -9:30-• Somtlhlna Spedal "The Cyd Charisse Show" P'orter W11one1 si-m Tiie Vifalnl1n m lktrfwt Welk 10:00 U 1977 MISS AMERICA * 'AGWfT/The n•tion's nn quttn Is crowned! 8 ((llJ ())) ()) Miu Alllerlu h1t1llt The P11eanl no• 1n its 571h yea1. ls hosled by Bert p,,u and Phyllis Ceorce from Allanltc Coty, Hew Jersty ()) H T1hs A 1'11111 D lilly Gnh1111 CrviMt m1111tt1111tn 9l ()) Oral Rotltrts a Cruoo f•t111• m Oyin1 m HeMallClo " eo.10 s. • Edllib ~It '9 Great Ptrlonna""' -10:30- • Clllfornla CGllt&lltt Spom USC Football-John Robinson, lhe Man tm Nuhvlflt Oii !flt Ro"4 11:00 U Cial O>lltws CJ) Ntws/lllowlt: "Rapture" am a""' e UCLA Bruins football 1977 Coach Terry Donahue p1esents lht 1977 UCLA roo1ball lum (I) lilftl ~,, D frilttt lticlit Toni!~~ (hoi) '70-Paul NaM:hy. @ ())M.9111-12 ca ())) au HlllllMf4 m P., Goes t11t Country -11:15- Mowle: "Rlt Co•chOJ" (wu) ·~-Richard Boont. Stuart Wlulrnan -11:30- D 9 (I) m a i111r4l1r ·~u.. Ill Twllipt Z. (I) Mowit: "lafffu" (drO CO- Olrv11 de Havtlland, Dmd Niven B Mo¥1t: Cl:) ·c:uea Who's CM· Ml Tt Di111tr" (com) '67-Spencer T my, KJth111ne Hepburn ()) Cilltllla I "the Roa11ne !wen lies" ()§ Mo¥1t: Cl:) "The Gir1 alld the Gt11tr1I" (d11) '67-Rod Ste1ur. VKna l1s1. a MO¥lt m Spetul d• carrniU 12:00 ..... Ill Mlwln: "lure of lht Wilder ness." "Lady With A lamp." "81fhon Dollar Sctndal," "S1err1 Sue" «lll rn> Tiit m aw Ca())) lltws/ScHl Tllu1re ma-134 -12:30-• USC Fottbaff Tro11ns vs Missovr1 1:00 DDl!ec*c...rt MoYIH: "The Jadpol," "Al111on." 'Sava1e G11n10 " "Sen s1t1ons ot 1945" ID Tllriller m M"lts: "Cruturt from lhe Haunled Su," "Ten Wanltd Men," "J1c:k McCall, Desperado" Cl> lllowle: "Tiit Wt" (adv) '48- Douelas Fa1rb1nks Jr . M111a Monte:, P111lt Closet 2:00 ..... : Cl:) '111 k• ...,_,. (wes) '62-Audlt Murphy, Dan Ouryo, Joan O'Brian, Georee Waflacr. ' Cl Mowles: ··ooctqr 1n lht House." 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