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Home My WebLink About1977-09-25 - Orange Coast PilotSUNDAY VOL 70, NO. 268, 7 5ECTtONS, 1QI PAGES ORANGE CQUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25, 1977 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS B o" s 1>1· 1 t 11 I I h t' S l' a St out · s , \ r g us · framl's sabot:-. :md lh<.'ir ~oung skippl'rs as the t in~· craft line up for the st<.1rt of Padfit- Ya{'hl and Balloon Cluh·s 1-tth annu<1 I Sail of the Sahot .... In al l. about 311 h<>)"'i and gi rl.., Look part in t ht• rael:' \\ h1d1 laslt•d m•arl~ two hour s on Suturd <.1y . startinf{ from <.1 l11w in fronl o f t he S<.•a Scout bast.' on lht• l.1do Ch anm•I Mile Square Fight Urged By KATHY CLANCY Of tlM 041111 "''°' Sl•ff Orange County Supervisors should buy 1'40 acres of fed eral ' land in Mil e Square P ark if I necessary to keep the Marines or anyone else from putting houses r there, in the opinion of a county I advisory panel. . The co unty Harbors, Beaches and Parks Commission will re- commend to supervisors Tues. day tha t they explore every avenue, including purchase, lo keep the 140-acre triangle open for recreation. The park is located between Brookhurst and Euclid streets a n d Warn e r a nd Edin ge r a venues in Foun tain Valley. The commission's recommen- dation followed the recent an- nouncement by Marine officials that the p ark could one day be the site of up to 1,300 apartment units for enlisted personnel or could be traded for hou s ing land elsewhere. Al one time all of Mile Square was owned by the federal govern- ment but the outer portions were later transferred to the county for park use. All but 85 acres of the county land has been developed for recreation. Supervisors have a consultant studying what to do with that land and the 140-acrc center tri:mgle Supervisors have planned for a long time to obtain the center portion for pa rk purposes. but federal officials so far have re fused to donate the land. However, for the past three years the county has obtained a yearly license to use the asphalt airstrips in the center triangle for model airplane flying, saili ng and model rocketry. Traffic Toll: Five .. Prior Accidents Claim Victims • . . '· A t hird person died Saturday afternoon as a result of injuries from a spectacular head-on col- lis ion that killed two people Fri· day night on Laguna Canyon Road in Irvine. Bette Ryan. 47, of Corona. died at Saddlebac k Community Hospital in Laguna Hills. She had been a passenger in a sedan driven by Verna Hens haw. 41. of Rivers1d<:. who was killed in the crash. The identity of the driver of the other car. who was also killed, was still not being released by Irvine police late Saturday night Police .;;aid the name would not be released until an investigat.ion is completed. No charges have been filed. Mary Wiswell, 36, of Norco. was reported in s ta ble condition Saturday at Mission Community Hospital in Mission Viejo. ac· co rdin g t o a h os pi ta l spokesperson. Elizabeth Gardner, 23, also of Corona. and a passenger in the car driven by Mrs. Hensaw, was released from Saddleback Valley Community Hos pital Saturday where she had been taken for treatment or injuries The driver of the other vehicle, a Corvette sports car . died when he was trapped inside bis flam- ing auto after it left the road, plunged down an e mbankment a nd exploded, a ccording t.o Irvine police. The sports car apparently went out of control as it was passing another vehicle and smacked in· to the auto driven by .Mr5. Hensha w, police said. • The mishap occurred aboul a mile south of the Laguna Canyoo Road intersection with the San Diego Freeway. YOUNG COSTA MESA MAN KILLED AS CAR HITS POLE Paramedics Work to No Avail Over James Bies 1Mesan Killed in Mishap · A young Costa Mes a man was killed early Saturday morning when the car in which he was ap- parently a passenger s lammt.'<i into a utility pole in the 100 block of Broadway, a ccording to police. Police said they have ques · lloned the owner of the vehicle. but no charges had been filed late Saturday night. The owner 's name 1s bcrn~ withheld pending outcome of the investigation. Pohce still had not been a ble to d etermine late Saturday who was driving the a uto. James B i es , 25. 23 10 Westminister St.. Cos ta Mesa. died when the westbound car Hospital Conducts Brain Tests for CIA WASHINGTON <AP> -·A San Diego hospi tal has been conducL· ing experiments for the Central I ntelligence Agency for two years on how the human brain re· acts to what the eye sees, a CIA spokesman said tosday. s t r u c k t h e 110 I c b e t "' e e n Fullt:rton Avenue and Newport Boule-..ard at I 45 a m . ac<:orcl- mg to police. Bies was transferred by Cosl.tl Mesu p a r a medics t o Hoag Memorial Hospital in NewpOrt Beach wher<.' he was pronounced dead on arrival Bies, a California native, ig survived by his wife, Darcie, hi., parents James and Mary Bies df Costa Mesa, two brothers and two sis ters. all of Costa Mesa Fune ral a rra ngements ar t! pending at Bell Broadwa' Mortuary in Costa Mesa · Bar Facing Thorny IssueS But CIA s pokesman Dennis Berend denied publis hed reports ~hat the $100,000-a-year contract wilh the Children 's Hospital and Health Center was to develop a sophisticated lie detector system that electronically probes the brain. "The contract we have is not a lie detector thing at all," he s aid. "It's so that we can better un· derstand how the human brain absorbs and processes lnforma· tion ... how the brain interprets visual materials." Marine Dies After Cycle Crash in GG ~ A 21.year·old military tn.an died Satur day from iojurie& ~ sustained when a motorcycle-op which he was a passenger col· tided with an a uto last WedneS· d ay in Garden Grove. according lo police. fa mily law," he said. "Again, this is a decision that may have to be made during my term of of· fice." Shallenberger said much ot the controversy created by the pro· posal stems from the objections of young lawyers. Shallenbereer, 56, said many newly admitted attorneys protest that specialization -granted on the basis of written tests -gives l a wyers with an already established practice an addi· tiona l advantage over the newcomer. "They have a point, or course," he said. "U is also pointed out that the specialist who notes that extca qualification ln bis ad· (SMBAtt.PaseiU> The project involves what are called evoked cortical potentials. Berend said It is hoped the pro- gram will benefit CIA analysts in interpreting photoeraphs "and other visual information they have to work with.'' .. I want to stress tbat no chlJdren and 110 drugs are in· volved." Berend aaid. "They are following very strict, exilUng federal euidellnes on medlcal re· search involving humans ... I'm sure the health. Education and Welfare I>@partment WU COD• suited." Ernest Salazar s uffe red .a broken right leg and multiple ln· te rnal injuries in the crash at Taft and Trask streets in Gar4en Grove, poUcesaid. Both Sala%8r and the driver Of the motorc y cle. 'Marcus McKenzie, stationed at El Toro Marine Base, wete knocked up· conscious by the accident, PG.lice said. McKenzie broke a Jeg. PQJ1' were taken to UC Irvine M~,lll Center. The motorcycle was trav east on Trask when it struct car driven by Llnda Cuei, Garden Grove, broadside, said. She wu makht1 a le · • tum from Tait onto ,Trask w her car waa struck by tl1e motQrcyle. I ' I ; r ' t I , DM..V PflOT Bunda Sa lamber 2S, 1017 Weekly review of Orange CQ8St highlights o. '' ,. f'Mte tty Patncll 0'0-11 ANNE LOCKHART, EWE FOND OF EACH OTHER 11111.ua Ewe'// Like This Animal Story Ewe'd be surprised al the friends one can make at Lion CQuntry Safari in Irvine. Actress Anne Lockhart found she and a few mouslon ewes took kindly toward each other dur- ing a film session for television's "Hardy Boys" at Lion Country last week. Anne has a guest star role in the show, scheduJed to air m mid-October on Channel 7. The actress' mother , June. co.starred on the "Lassie" series several years ago Newport Bc.1ch Student Enrollment Drop Surprise Where have all the s tudents gone? That's what officials in the Newport-Mesa School District were pondering last week. Enrollment in the district has dropped· I,620, leaving a total of 22,478 students attending school. The drop, twice that anlJc1paled. has left the district with a surplus or 25 to 30 teachers. Thal means the district will be spending $400,000 to pay teachers it doesn't really need, according to Norman Loats. deputy district superintendent. The enroll· ment drop is expected to spark further efforts to shut down more schools to trim expenses. 'Yup, 'Cowboy Actor Favors Canal Treaty Actor J ohn Wayne of Ncwporl Beach pulled somewhat or a surprise an· no uncemcnt last week when he <'a me out in favor of the con trover sial Panam a Canal tre aty Wayne. ulways the g uy with the while hat, i!> l·ou nt c d amon g Hollyv.ood 's most prom1 nenl conser vatives. Most conservatives. including former governor and Jilm s tar Ron a ld Reagan , another white hat type, are opposed to ra tification of the p ac l . Arturo McGowan, a Panamanian businessma n. explained provisions of the treaty during a visit to Wayne's home last week. "I have agreed to support the trea ty if what I understand about it is true." the actor told the Associated Press. Alarm Solves Money Orders Case The triggering of a silent bank alarm usually means a holdup is in progress or has taken place. Thus, when Newport Reacb police raced Lo the MacArthur Boulevard branch of United California Bank when it sounded an alarm last week, they expected to find s uch a situation. They were a bit taken back on thelt arrival. Bank official! explained tltey"Sounded the alarm to alert police that a man who had cashed stolen money orders two weeks earlier was ln the \ bank.«gain. Kelsey Van Jones, 28, Los Angeles, was arrest- ed ant\ charged with forgery stemming from his alleged at· te mpt to cash a stolen money order. Laguna Beach Predicament Rattles Officers In Laguna Laguna Beach Animal Servlcee officers Shawn Christensen and Marianne S levin were aummoned to a predicament last week that w o u Id rat tie' Just about anyone. Mrs. Arlene Cannon called the officers after her son found a snake coiled by an en· tryway to the storage area of their home on Tia Juana Street. Officer Christensen poked her head in the storeroom , finding the snake less than a foot and a half from her face. She quickly established the reptile was a rattler, a seven button one, and shouted to companion Slevin t.o get a "followup Code 2." "I can't, you've got the only radio," Slevin y e 11 e d . Ch r l s't en ae n managed lo use her radio to summon help and omcer Mark Miller arrived to pull the ·two·and-a -balf foot snake from the small room. OfClcen theorized tbe snake wa1 attracted to the younger Cannon 'a pet hamsters and gerbils, a de· Rert rodent. Planners Nix Teen Club BY a.AYMOND ESTRADA 18. Of, .. D.MIY Pl ... Staff At 20 years of a&e. Huntington Harbour resident BilJ Warren re- tired from show business a5 the drummer for the teen-age pop music idols known as "The 1910 Frultgum Company." Then in his hometown of Omaha, Neb., Warren switched to running a produce brokerage. Three years he later came to lluntington Beach. At 27 years ol age, Warren has attempted for the past year to break back into show business in ., s mall way. But his dream of opening a non·alcoholic discotheque for teens in West Orange County has been stifled. Warren's disco idea was dumped by a 2 to 2 Fountain Valley Planning Commission vote two months ago, The former pop music star said he been unable to find a building owner who will rent space t() him for the disco. Dis uppointed by his year.tong efforts, Warren has decided to sell his Huntington Harbour home and take a holiday. ''There's no outlet for te~nagers in this area like the places we had in Omaha," ob· served Warren, whose Fruitgum r ecords included "Goody Goody Gum Drops," "Indian Giver"' and "Simple Simon Says." All those records bad music de- signed for 13-to-14-year·old tastes, he said. Hamilto"' long-time Mesan, Dies Pun c ral s ervices are scheduled Tuesday for long.time Cos ta Mes a resident Betty Hamilton. who died last Wednes· day at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hamilton, 49, who resided in Costa Mesa 2L years is the g randdaughter of Hugh Angelman, widely known as a Naval architect and designer of th<' Angclman catch and sloop lie livc.>d m Newport Beach. Mrs. Hamilton was employed by the City or Costa Mesa 14 ~cars before leaving in 1973. She !>pent the past four years working as a private secretary. The Oranee County native is survived by a son. Hugh Talman of Long Beach, two daughters. Debra Johnson or Valinda, and Holly Chapman of Costa Mesa, and her mother, Eugenia M. Gra· ble o( Oregon. The funeral is scheduled for 10 :30 a .m . Tuesday at Bell Broadway Mortuary Chapel. Costa Mesa. The Rev. Bruce Kurrie or the Presbyterian Church of The Covenant of Costa Mesa, will officiate. Friends may call at the mortuary from noon until R:JO p.m. Monday. Police Busi Grove Party It look Garden Grove police nearly two hours to disperse a party of 300 people Friday night. Fourteen adults were booked into Orange County jail and fi ve juveniles charged and released lo c ustody of their parents after the incident. Police made the arrests after giving numerous orders for peo· pie to leave·l3292 Rockingborse St., Gae.den Grove. A police helicopter from the Huntington Beach police d~parlment also flew over the party warning persons via a speaker to leave. according lo Garden Grove police. The adults were booked for failing to disperse. resisting arrest and interfering with ar- rest. Steamer Has Huge Debts The Fountain Valley Planning Commission rejected Warren's ldea t.o put a teen disco in a shop- ping center at the comer of Brookhurst Street and Warner Avenue. "l don't know what they thought it was going to be, .. said Warren. "They must have figured it would become a rowdy hangout with naked girls running around." Warren's aUempts to find a location for the teen dance place were met with kind apologies from landlords in Huntington Beach. The retired pop mus ician eaid landlords would at first appear interested. but. upon cons idering it further, would decide they had someth!ng el5e in mind for their property. "I've offered to ,Say my own in· surance and install a high· quality sound system," said the disgrunUed Warren. Warrep recently sold his fruit shipping brokerage and has no definite plans for the future un· lets a location for his teen disco pops up. Warren entertained countless numbers ofteen-~ers as a drum· mer and backup vocalist with the 1910 Fruitgum Company and other "bubble gum'• music groups. "We also had a band called the Fortunes from Omaha which STATE BAR CHIEF Garvin Shallenberger Pro• Page A J BAR ••• vertising is going to attract a lot of clients. ''The great test. for us, is to de· termine if it is to the public's ad· vantage to extend this field or specialization," he said. "I think that is the issue that will govern our actions when we discus:i this matter ... Another factor that m ay become an issue during Shallen· berger's term as president stems from the belief held by many lawyers that the rapidly growing number of alto rneys in California is producing un- employment in the profession. "We're awaiting the r esults of a survey ordered by the State Bar but l can tell you now, from a preview screening, that it will not re0ect any high level Of Un· e mployment," Shallenberger said. "What it will show is un· deremployment, •' he said. "It will renect that there are many lawyers who could use more work but not that many who are· actually unemployed." Notln1 that the State Bar grows by S,000 to 7 ,000 rnemtMtrs a year -it will top 60,000 during his year in office -Shallen- berger confessed he was sur· prised that there was not more unemployment. "But j.-wye,,-are passing the ba~ and tmdln1 jobs," he said. "Far h'Om beiol th4' plague of huogry locuats <Cb1ef > JusUce (\Varren) Burier made them out to be, tbey'r1 pracUciD1 Jaw -and aer'Ving the pubUc." A survey L•ke~ b~ the California :VOUDI Lawyers As- eoclatJon and p .. bUahed alter • SbaUenber1 Wat interviewed reveall that Oft• of every 10 peo. pie who pa11 the State Bar exam faU t.o find work as a lawyer. The survey 1Q,dlcated thtt of those who passed the Bar in the taat Ove years about • percent are unemployed, e percent h.ave nonleial Jobi and would Uk• to )"Ork u lawyers and 10 petcent are wotkhll u lawyert but do not !.et tM1 ere tnaklnf an 1de· quat.lJVtni. Vdc11 In and out of tht state Bu have W11M asi uPCriM.tlnc tn Uae e:111DJn1UaD with• Yi.w to cutt.lAI Ute nuaber of lewyers admitted to practlo• ln CaUtondi. y do not bavt Shallen· '•amaott. Wq/•c ht Hid. ulAt the m• wW; wiid.I to be a 1"nr .., IMr aai IQe lbe Ullll we 1oai.Jflll~--~ ... ~a~.aaw.·· OMty Pl ... Sl.wff ...... THERE'S NO OUTLET FOR TEENS IN THIS AREA' Ex-drummer Foiled In Effort to Open Non-alcoholic Diaco backed up teen groups like Tom· my James and the Shondells, Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs· and the Buckinghams," he said. But after about six years of screaming, clothes.grabbing teen girls, Warren said, be tired of life on the road and tbe seamy side of life he observed. "Pop rock was clean and fun but l wasn't into some of the things I saw like prostitutes and drug addicts in the hard rpck scene," he said. Show business helped pay for Warren's college education and was the foundation for bis suc- cessful shipping_ ~usiness. 'Voted in .Jest' Cowt Misses His Joke PlllLADELPHIA <AP > Amos 'n Andy. Liz T uvlor. Richard Nixon . G e rald Ford, Lyndon J ohnson. Nikita Khrushche v and Milton Sha pp won't he voting in South Philadelphia this November. Neither will J oseph J . Calciano, 36, who has been convicted of 160 counts of fraudulently signing the celebrities' and others· names on voting certificates during the 1976 primary. "Ile did it in jes t . in mockery of a polling place tha t has a history of such things." s aid Calciano·s at· tornev. Nicholas J . Nast asi. Juel~<.' J . Ear l Simmons .Jr d id not fi nd th<' city n·cn•ution worker·s actions funn y and sentenct>d him on Fricluy to three to"'" months in jail Simmons dis· m issed another fi30 count~ on what he said was a lack of e vidcncl'. Blacks Attack Klan In Alabama Parade MOBILE, Ala. IAP> -Several d e monstrators we re injured Saturday as several hundred blacks confronted 100 persons m arch.ing in a United Klans of America march through downtown. ln addition. a black , off-duty city policeman was beaten and ar rested during the confrontation The Kl an march began quietly, near the courthouse. Motorcycle policemen and squad cars escort- ed the marchers down Royal Street. However. the marchers were met bv several hundred blacks at Bi e n-V ill e S q ua r e A!> the Tustin Man Battles Police In Standoff A Tustin resident held orr police lot an hour and a half when he barricaded himself ill'· side his apartment Saturday threatening t.o •'kill any cop who tried to come in,'· accordlne to J>Olice. The incident began at 7:40 p.m. when \\lent Wayne Gould 11potted the man dragalng a female through the •partment complex at lM.11 McFadden Ave .. after apparently 1trlkln1 her. police said. The ofticer trled to ato~ the un- named man, who draaged the female into his a~artment and advlled Gould he • would kill any cop who tries to stop mo." police said, I Five other officers were called to the scene. The man, after re- peated telepbone call• by the poUce durlnf 00 mln~tes, aUll re-fused to ext the apartmtJ')t, ac- ~or&na to reports. k I ans men approached the square. shouting and a few strug- gles ensued, police said. Police in riot gear moved between the marchers and the blacks. Police said a few windows in the downtown area were s mashed as blacks taunted klansmcn. Dr. Robert W. Gilliard, presi· dent of the local NAACP chapter. had protes ted the march, saying the city performed a disservice to the public when it granted the Klan o parade permit. The injured oUicer, Donald Pinkney, was treated at a local hospital for head injuries. Pohce refused comment on the charge against Pinkney; butseid he had been released on $SOO bond. Pinkne y's father, Booker Pinkney, said his son told him he had been charged with resisting arrest. disorderly conduct and assault on a polleeofficer. He said a policeman began pushlng hls son back and that two other officers came up and held htm whlle another officer struck hlrn with a bllly club on the head. Pinkney said the incident was totally unprovoked. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ---·~--~ Teaehers Unions. Assess Fut11re A~< luldrt'1l uo bock to .'K'hool. pun•nf,, get()(' qua.mltd u1th 1nd1Vid"4l teocfwrtt and achoot ln.&sft>t•\ bul u.ihat eflt>ct wdl aie grot()lng meffl· bt*r:i.htp 111 tt-O<'ht>rs · umon3 hoiw on Oronu• Cooat cJ~ tnd~" Tlit• Owl11 Pilot polled tlJ, ptts'ldent• ut>out u laat t 11•·11 ha t't' platmed regarding cur· nculum rwqottutlcma and pol1t1cs Lt ON WllHNICJ< -Capistrano Unified - Three years ago, despite pressure not lo parltc1pate, the head football coach at Dana Hills I hgh School "walked" during a one·day teacher strike. "I hadn't been active in any teacher or· ganizallons previously, but the strike solidified my thoughts," snld Tony Leon. who quit roaching the folio" m g fall when he was elect- t•d vice president of the Capistrano Unified Edul'ation Association CCU EA ), representing teachers. Leon currently teaches social studies at Uana J11lls and 1s serving his third year as CUEA prei.ident. llis organization represents 709 teachers. ~chool 1>s}cholog1sts. counselors and nurses. of "horn 420 arc dues· paying CU EA members. "This ts my last year as president, .. he said ·1 think wc."v<' built a power base during the last two vcars, from v.hich the a!'>sociation can func· t ion t•ffloct1vcl y "The ad ministration consults us now before changes take place. rather than announcing them to us aft(>r the fact.·' -Leon as 41 and has been a teacher for 15 years. He is a Pcppcrdine University graduate, who taught for fi ve years before coming to the Capistrano Unified district in 1967 as a social studies lear her and assistant football coach al San Clt·ml'nle lligh School. lie said processing teacher grievances .. ~ain...,t adminstrators or against the distnct takes up much of his time as CvEA president he proct•sst·d O\ er 100 during the last school year These grieva nces range from minor breakdowns m communication between and ll·achcr ;.ind principal to baltles on bahalf of ll•achers whose JObs arc threatened. "It's simply not true that tenured teachers cannot be fired." Lc·on said. "The state educ a· t1on codl• merely requires district administrators lo fol lov. due process "Teache rs have the longest probationary period of any professional workers three years," he said. "ff administrators did a poor job in hiring and evaluating a teacher. the burden of rcsponi.1b1hty i.hould not be on the teacher " -Fountain Va//ey- necenuy re-elected to a second term, Yale Wishnick. 29, of Tustin, serves as Fountain Valley Education Association <FVEA> presi- dent. The 380-mcmbe r FVEA has moved from a ·tea and crumpets" group to a hardnosed or- g anization aimed al insunng due process to all kachers and providing input lo the Fountain Vulley School Board on educational planning. There arc 480 teachers in the district. ··:-.tost recently we have been improving re· l.itions hips between the community and ll'acher::. ... said Wishnick, a Chicago native who has taur.tht seven years in the district. f'VF.A will be "looking into every aspect or the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley area In- cluding politics as it affects education," added Wishnick. a fourth grade teacher at Courreges School. Wishnick. who received a B.A. In political science and M.S. in curriculm instruction from Cal State Fullerton, said FVEA plans to endorse candidates in upcoming city council elecUons. Married and the father of a seven-year-old daughter. Wishnlck believes "strikes are a via- ble alternative and legitimate form of action In making school boards move." But Wishnlck said he believes a more effec· tive method or influencing district officials Is through laking part in curriculum decislon- m a king and gathering community support. -Huntington Beach - prt!lllh.lent of the District Educators Assoc1at1on WEA> lut July. The 700·member DEA, a teachers' un- ion.~•cmts the Huntington Beach Union Hleh School Dl1trict 's 800 instructors in contract n~&otiaUons "Our ium» are to guard teachers' ri1hts and prott.-et our working condillons," said Ms. Cohen who has taught rune of her 11 years as a teacher rn the Huntington Beach district "We also try to be in on any district decision that alfed.s the classroom .... said the Fountain Valley High School instructor. M!.. Cohen said the DEA 1s active in politics al all levels. Most recently, the group backed As· semblyman Dennis Mangers' (D·Huntington Beach> m his clecllon to the legislature. Ms Cohen, who received B.A. and M.A. degrees from Cal State Fullerton, said the DEA 1s also active in aiding other Orange County teacher groups in their activities. llEEDY MC INNIS -/rvine- Jackic Heedy is president of the 375·member Irvine TeCJt hers Associution. The JTA is an affiliate chapter of the California Tt>.ichers /\ssociallon. which m turn 1s a member of the N at1onal Education Asi.oc1ation Mrs. Hccdy hCJs taught 10 years, leaching and coaching speech and debate and EnRhs h She's been a University High School teacher since the school opened in 1970. Before that she taught m Tuslm und Huntington Beach schools. Iler first work in the ITA was in negotiations She says she gamed moi.t of the experience she has in dealing with teachers during such con tract sessions She denil's that her role as a umon leader 1s as adversary to d1strict management. "We seek to cooperate with .idminbtralors where possi- ble." shesa1d "Uowen·r. ·· she added, "there are limes \\hen our Job is lo repre!.ent the teachers," such as during salary negotiations. Mri.. Reedy said her maJOr aim this year is to improve the image of teachers . "I want to point out the very positive, good things the teachers arc doing." She conccde<.l the Irvine public image of the teacher is a critical one. but ~he attributed that lo a gcnerJI mood of criticism throughout the country. She blames that on the rising costs of educa· t1on, the public 's reluctance to pay for it, and on a . general feeling mong the public thal "education has the job of solving the ills of society that societycan'lsolve in other ways." "It's an ominous rci.pons1bihty," she said , "and one that 1s not ulwa) s fair." She hopes lo improve the image b) en couraging co mmunit y me mbers to meet teachers, and teacher:. to speak before groups Teacht.'rs . she s<&id. needed to point out that there are crc·Jllvc programs i:oing on. and some fantasticall y bright, creative people here "These things are not always vb1hle We don't brag .ibout ours cl vcs. necessarily * * * Irvine Unified School District ·s mu th smaller teachers union group ts Lhe Fe<leratwn or Irvine Teachers . Judy Mcinnis IS its president She. too, teaches at university high The FlT, like the JTA. 1s an affiliate of state and national organizations. the California Federation of Teachers and the American Federation of Teachers. The FIT has 40 members. Mrs. Mcinnis is a physical education teacher who demands no more of her students than she does of herself: She ls entered in a six·mile run nex\ month. She also teaches driver education. She has taught 12 years. The second-term FIT president is a rarity among the facllonallzed teacher unions : she's a duts-paying member of both and is working toward unification of all teachers. She added, "We're all in it for the same thing. We've sot the same goals. We want the best education for kids, and we want to maintain high professional standards for teachers ... "We're not utilizing talents that might be available for the teachini staff; for example. there are people with talent in public relations. who m1gbt help ua get our messages across, who aren't members of either union.·' A.lift Melter's science clUlroom at Thurston Intermediate SC!tioOl ln L•IWI• Beach la chock lull ol. jan cOntalrilns pldled 1nakes, Uaa.rdl. baby tharkl and bup. But tM 3l·1ear.:otd 1etence l•truttor hu ln· terett outalde the cl111room, lnclUdfn& dutlu u tie14otthedtltrict'1 faeultyeeMCiatJon. Mn. Beeker 11 pratdent ot tM La1una Be1cb Un.lfled f'acult.y AMoelaUOn. or LABUFA aa it ll known to tile mon Owl tJO dlltttct tffellen beklftCma to die «11nlutlCll\. Tblt'1 mon Ula IO perunt 91 tbe te~. llbr:Vl-. loil1·t•nn n~ Ind tem~ ttub.-, In the dl1trlct, 1ccordln1 to lb• ea,.( If a..a ......... I LOUtA li an aftUlatlaa Ol t.IM Cellfomla Teachers Association and tbe National Educa· tlon Association. The loc:al teacher bargalnln& unit bas negotiated with the district over two contract.a recently. the first or which waa completed ln OcL 1978. "We began on a successor aereement with negotiations beginning last February," Mrs. Becker explained. Those talks were completed at the end or July this year, and a two-year contract was signed with the district administration. Although the contract goes through June 30, 1979, Mrs. Becker said there are "reopeners" with bargaining scheduled for this sprint for salary and fringe benefits only. Tbe latest salary aareement was ror s per- cent, with additional increases for merit pay and longev1ty. Teachers are also paid for education units. the number of college credits tbey earn after joining the district. "Salary and fringe benefits are important 1Lems to lhe faculty organization." Mrs. Becker said, ·'but lhey are not our only goals." She said another high priority ilem last year was reducing the number or students per dai.sroom, adding LAB UFA has made strides in that effort. "This year we will also be working on the in· tcrnal organization of the association (bylaws,> and also continue to provide teachers with changes in leg1slat1on and in education. -Newport Mesa - A!. pres ident of the Newport·Mesa Education Association. Don Kimble's major goal is to establish better rel<1t1ons between teachers and t he public. n ot to m ention district ad ministrators Hard feelings were pre"alent last spring when the CTA affiliated ll'acher's group sat down with district negotiators to arrange their firsl contract under a new collective bargaining la\\ "Wt" re tl'ying to Jt('t ;rn uy from the image that t·ollccll\'C barga1nin~ i:avP us last vear, .. .,aid Kimbll', "We want ~oplc to know that tt•.tl'hl'rs do mort• th:m p1ckcl. .. Thl' :11 ) l'ctr old 1n.,truml•ntal music 1nstruc· tor at Rt•a School in Costa Mesa does expect more strained relultnns between teachers and the di::.tricl when contract talks reopen next spr- ing llow1..•\·er. he says the NMEA intends lo be "mnn' pos1l1vc th;.in n<.•.:ativc" this time around. "('ollecl1vt• barga1n1ng created an ad· versary role and it doesn't ha\'C to ... said Kim· ble. "Thl•re·!. more happ<.•ning iit our schools than rl'ading and ~riling ." said Kimble. adding that vurcnl!. can expect to ht·ar and read more about teacher arl1 v1ty 1n the distict this year. District officials have granted the NMEA s pact• m th<.• dislnl'l 's rn:wsll'lter and wall allow tcachl.'rs 3Q mmull-s pt·r month at board or educa· lion meetings to gin presentations. Jn add1t1on. Kimble plans a bi·monthly NM EA news letter \\ h1ch v. ill be available to anyone who requl·sts 1t. The first issue 1s due in Oclobl·r. ··we'd like to v.ork v.ith parenLc; and have their suµ1>0rl. .. he said. "We can negotiate things in the district. that v.111 hl'lp everyone. not just us . Working out of a small office at 735 Baker St .. Costa Mesa, Kimble 1s a full -time teacher who de· votes his art er school t1 m c to running the teacher· s organization. She bas been teach mg in the district for eight years sine& transferring from the Paramount School District Although the ~ :\1 EA is the exclusive bargaining unit for the district's 12,000·plus certified employes. actual membership in the or- ganization il> about 650 people Kimble hopes the NM EA can educate teachers ahout their futures because "many don't know what ·s in a contract unti I it gets to the point where it concerni. them VOCHICO LISUa -Ocean View- The 530-member Ocean View Teachers As· sociatlon (OVT A) is led by its president Lee Vochko, 29, of Laguna Beach. Born in North Carolina and raised in San F'ranclsco. Ms. Vochko is a seventh and eighth grade math teacher at Circl~ View Elementary School in HunUngton Beach. OVTA erncrged as a teacher advocate group about two years before Ms. Vochko be1an teacblng in the 600-teacher Ocean View School District. She had taught five years at Ocean View and one year in Laguna Beach Unified School Dla· trict. ovr A's aims are "to obtaln the best workln1 conditions po:1slble throush contract neeotiallons and to continue to attract and keep excellent teachers," said Ms. Vochko. The teacher 1roup leader added. "We alao would like to keep the communlt.Y Informed u to what la happenlne wU.hln the district and current deveJopmenta tn education." Ma. Vochko, who hold.a a B.A. in psr.cbo1011 from UCLA and teachtnc credential rom UC Irvtne, said OVTA members have been active Jn polltcal campal1ns with the District Educaton Association and Westminster Teachm Aa.aocla· lion Currtntly cauaht up In the throes ot a con· tract neaotlation batUe wltb the ctlatrtct, Ma. VO(hk.o aaid at.rlkes are a lut reaort and ''W>· fortunate.•: ~ moved at 1 b.-.akneek pace ror Tom Leslie Aller 1i:1duaUon from Bri1ham Younc In 1975 With a m•ster'1 de1ree ln plant and Winal ec0Jo1y and a co1le1• caner studded with awai'da fc>r ac:adomrc acble.emtnt. He was blted almott immtdJate,ly to t•lch at Saddl~ Colte11 -aomeUalnc almott un. heiril ol for a 10\lll tcltnUat fresh out of tcbool With allriolt no teacbin1 exptrltnce. BJ', the etid OI hla nrat year on thejoti. IMUt WU ainedY ~preslclentol lhe tOll!ttt F.uJty 11oetettoa, en atflll1te of tbe C1Ufomta .. Teachers' AssoclaUon. and head of the bar&aln· J in& unit. This year, Leslie la top roan In Sadd1eback'a 1 teacher organization -from untenured rookie .. ~t instructor to union chief inju.U two y....._ ! That's not bad ror a youns _man wbo admits to having "no educational phlloeophy'' before • 1 coming to Saddleback. ~ ~ The 30-year-old Ri verslde native said be was · drawn into an acUve role int.be Faculty A.ssocia-: ! tion by lliltening to the erll)lnl of other instruc- tors. J~-.. l'm really not an activist tn>e. but I beard a lot of complaJn.Lna," he said. "I dldn 't experience what others who have been here for a while have , experienced and I didn't see the probletns they ' l did." . Even so, Leslie got tired or hearing all the ~ gripes and decided to find out for himself wllal : wasgoingon. ! l What he found was a faculty that was • 1 generally quite well ofC and satisfied but still • I nagged by problems of communication among ' themselves and with the administration. : ; He also learned that union activity at Sad • i dleback was quite unlike that in other school systems -the kind that draw headlines through dramatic actions like strikes. "I think that means that conditions here are simply not that bad," Leslie observed. "For the • most part, the. faculty and the administration .·.~ ~ work well together and we have a very mature faculty." In fact, Saddleback ·s Faculty Association •. would just as soon handle its own affairs as have ';·,?, J the CT A supply ··experts·· to assist. The association has done so well an its bargaining under new state laws thal Sad· dleback was used as an example at the CTA con • 4 vention in Burlingame of how to do things right. He also wants to improve relations between ~acuity and admmistrat1on to the point or getting ! instructors on various administrative commit- tees to assist in the dec1sion·making process. That way. Leslie reasons. the faculty can • 1 g1\'e direcl input into such problems as the huge l ratio of part lime to full lime instructors. There ·~re now 180 full lime teachers and about 700 part • f time * * * Bill Mecham, president of the SaddJeback ! ~ Valley Educators Association <SVEA), expects ; .. this school year to " be a transition... ; The leader of Saddleback Valley Unified · l School District's 700-plus teachers explained last year they were interested primarily in getting what they considered a good employment con 4 When school began, they were in the midst of tract l unsettled contract negotiations. The dispute dragged on. sometimes bitterly, until more than ' half of the teachers went out on strike for four days in May The walkout ended with agreement on an employment contract erfective through the 1978·79 school year. Now, teachers can move in other directions Mecham said this year SVEA ·s goal are "to do all we can as an association to insure that we have a S?ood working year with our teachers. to protect the rights or our teachers as they have been outlined in the contract and do as much as 1 we can with the community about issues that may be of importance to them." . He said he doesn't mind having SVEA re· ferred to as a union because "a union is one that represents a group of people in labor relations.·· But Mecham also considers SVEA as a pro- fessional organization Interested in such things as curriculum development, instructional pro· , cedures and lel(islallon relating to education. The district has hired a management con· suiting firm to assess needs this fall. However. Mecham said his group will do their own s tudy or 1 instructional needs nnd teacher satisfaction. • Mecham, a Vietnam veteran and Cal State Fullerton graduate. is a kindergarten teacher ot Rancho Canada Elementary School. \ I ~ . I I j ~ f t MANN Ml CHAM . ~ -Seal Beach - • Seal Beach Teachers AssociaUon president• Dick Wagner, 33, or Long Beach, said he enjoys! the small town atmosphere which exists in his, dlatrict. I The tiny Seal Beach <elementary> School! Dlltrlct enrollment dipped under 1,000 studentS , lhls year. ! About 60 teachers are in classes in the dis·! lrict. I The ~·member teacher association still f tries to represent the Instructor's side ot educe ! tional issues and work with parent& despite its• size, said Wagner, who has spent five of hta eight f years as a teacher ih Seal Beach. : 'The ~eacher group hammered out a three·• year contract with the district this year and: plans to becln rene10Uatin1 for salary and frince • benellts next January~ sald Wagner who t.eacbesi fifth arade at McGaugn Intermediate Stbool. ; An Arizona native, Wainer received hl1 B.A. in education from Northern Arizona Unlvenit.Y. t "Our bulc alms at thJa Ume IN to represent teachen tn contract negotiat.IMs and promote communication between the school board and' teachers," aald w aaner. • " . A,.WI....,_ .. REMAINS OF TANKER TRUCK BURN BESIDE GUTTED BUILDINGS WHERE 7 DIED t ~ Tanker Crash Kills 7 r., .. • BEATTYVILLE, Ky IAP 1 -Brake failure :-.cot a gasoline hank truck careening down a hill :onto Bcallyv1llt•'.., mJin :.trect 4Saturday <;a:.ohnc spilled out · ~and exploded into sheets of flame .that <kmoh:-hed hu:.1nc:.sc:. and ~to I led :-cv1·n persons. police f'a1d : THE BODIES were recovered Hrom th<• rubble of buildings on "lhe LOwn :.quarc, und worker:. :with emergency hj(hts continued hi grim l>l'l.lr('h ror ffi(1re al> hun ~drecJs of LO\\ nspcoplc l()(>ked on. .. omciah. :-.aid the :.earch would ~('ontmuc lhrou~h the night Some of thl' dead apparently were patronl> cir e mployel> of a beauty parlor !>andw1ched hl'tween a furniture :.tore C;tnd television !>hop Stale poll tl· Detect1 ve Steve King said one or two persons believed Lo have been in the beauty parlor were missing and probably had hccn trapped in the flumes. A wheclch<.11r-bound man died in a second-floor apartment over a n earby rc..,taurant. Two restaurant patrons esc·apcd by diving out a plate glass window Mayor Charles Beach 111 sur· veyl'Ci the dt•:-truction late Satur- day night and said he had spoken with the truck driver. who escaped the blaze. HE SAID the driver had been on the same route for about four months, and "he was certainly familiar with the hill. I feel sure he had equipment failure that was probably not due to his negligence. "It's just unfortunate that it happened, and the tragic loss of lives we've had." Beach said there probably would have been more deaths had the accident occurred near noonl.Jme. .. Wi a _... Key VotesDue·Soon WASHINGTON <AP> Congreas bu decisions to make thla week that will have direct impact on how much money some workers earn and how much others pay in Social Securi- ty taxes. While the Senate wrestles with President Carter on major energy-related money issues with new minimum-wage levels next on its agenda, House tax· writers are struggling over Social Security financing. Votes on those key legislative matters are imminent as Congress takes testimony and prepares for decisions next year on the proPosed Panama Canal treaty and Carter's plans for overhauhng the welfare sy:.lem. Here is the l>tatu:. of other ma- Jor legislatJon BUDGET The l<Awmakers set a $458.3-billlon celling on federal spending with a $61.3 billion deficit for the budget year beginning Oct. 1. This was done in Congress under the new budget-control system HEALTII -Carter's prop()Sal to limit annual hospital cost in· creases to about 9 percent is be· ing processed by congressional committees. The House has passed and sent the Senate a n ad- ministration-backed bill to com- bat abuse of the Medicare and Medicaid health progr ams. LABOR -Legislation hiking the cu rrent $2 30 hourly minimum wage to S2.65 next January, to $2.85 in 1979 and then to $3.05 i.o 1980, bas passed the House and been sent to the Senate where a vote could come soon. AGRICULTURE -Congress approved, and Carter is expected to sign th.is week, a sweeping bill to boost grain farmers' income, revamp food stamp programs and expand agriculture r e- search. ABORTION -No compromise has been worked out by the Senate and house in their dispute over the government's role in providing abortions for poor women. The House wants to pay for abortions only in cases where the woman's hfe would be en- dangered by a full-term pregnan· cy. The Senate maintains federally funded abor tions should be permitted in cases of rape or incest or where medicaJ ly necessary. SOCIAL SECURITY The House Ways and Means Commit· tee, meanwhile, b taking up pro posals for higher Social Security taxes as a way to keep the finan- cially troubled system from run ning out of money for retired workers. WELFARE A special House s ubcommittee is continuing hearings on Carter's $31.l·billion plan to revamp the nation's baste welfare programs. .. PANAMA CANAL Foreign. affairs committees in both bodies will take more testimony this week on the proposed Panama Canal treaty. Senate Begs-off On Test WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate moved on Saturday toward making a natural-gas de- regulation proposal less cosUy to homeowners. but shied away from a new test vote on a rival gas-pricing plan proposed by President Carter. As u result, the senators re- mained at an impasse over the natural gas legislation after a rare eigh t-hour Saturday :.css1on. Carter, meanwhile, threatened to veto any energy bill that con- flicts with the interests of con- :. um er s. He accused the petroleum industry or trying to udd at least $20 billion to the price of natural gas through im- m ediate deregulation. Speaking at a r ally in Norfolk, Va .. for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Henry Howell, Carter said : SALT Tallrs to Resume ''I hate to veto a bill that a Democratic Congress passes. but you can depend on it -I'll pro- tect your interests when the bill ('OffiCS to my desk ... Evangelist's Files Probed A"WI..,._.. "l'\\swomun B<1rbara \\.alters \\ate hes as Palestine l.1h1•1 ation Orga1111al1on leader Ya:-.ir Arafat autographs • 1 Kafl ~a f,\rab headdre~s1 moments after conclusion of .in 111tl·n·H.'\\ for televis ion la:-.t \H•ek in Beirut. Lebanon. IJ.S. s ..... ,,, """ • .,n...._ ..... 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T~e "'I'll be • tlltlll dllllCO of &!N'lllltlet ,_.y In '"° IM<oinCelM ""'....._ ~'•, __ .. ,.,.••II If tllt rl!fl OIMI, It 4*111 W ''Q11llt Jlflll/' wllll "° ..... ~ .. ,..,.,.. ..-. ... , ""11"' lllollld ""9• 'll.itt..,J.t .. llltl.._rno11eo<t1t ,, ............. ~ ~ 111 ... •tertt •1111_,f/fWPto2' 1'111 .. 111....,,. In IN~WtweMfl\wrw; WASIDNGTON <AP> -The l 1 nited States and the Soviet t;n1on will res ume "intense" ncgohat1ons for a new strategic arms limitation agreement next week in hopes of overcoming con· tinuing disagreement in four key a reas. the State Department said Saturday. During two days of marathon I al ks, Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko nar· rowed the differences somewhat hut Sla t e Department s pokesman Hodding Carter III said each of the four major issues remains unresolved. Carter announced that U.S. arms negotiator Paul WamJte will travel to Geneva n ext week for "intense talks" with Soviet urms experts in hopes of m ain- taining the momentum achieved during the Vance-Gromyko dis· cuss1ons Thursday and Friday. Kent Fnace Dotmt KENT. O h io CAP > Demonstrators tore down part of a rence around the building site of a Kent State University gym- n asi urn annex Saturday and ~"'armed onto the site, throwing rocks at a construction truck as police looked on. About 900 demonstrators oc· cupied the site for about 30 m inutes, chanting and shattering a window of the truck with rocks. No injuries were reported. Police did not Interfere until de· monslrators began leaving lhe site. An Earlfl Start NEW YORK <AP> -About eight persons queued up in the rain Saturday for a day-and-a· half wait to buy tickets for the first Skytraln jetliner flight from New York to London . Tickets weren't scheduled to go on sale at the Queens offi ce or ti as 7) 4. • ft ,. • 11 n '° .. 7S .. ., 'Cl •2 7J " JI 62 .. IS ,. 7S .. '5 '' M ., 1' 42 ff ,. 14 71 .. ,. " " .. '° .. ,. SI 10 SS ,1 7, • ... • " ~ SJ • • • SI .. .. (_n_R_IE_Fs~J Laker Airways until 4 a .m. Mon· day, but the would-be passenger.s held their soggy ground, us ing umbrellas and cardboard boxes or ducking into a nearby garage or neighborhood diner for shelter. aai .. ~Utnbfng CINClNNATI CA P > Damage and negligence claims totaling $1.5 billion have been filed since a May 28 supper club fire that killed 16' persons, and attorneys say more lawsuits are likely. ''It is obvious that as the time wears on and people discuss the situation with their attorneys. the number of defendents, 1t would appear. will grow con- siderably," said attorney Stanley Chesley. who filed several early s uils Ford in Jff o•ro1e MOSCOW CAP J Former first lady Belly F'ord arrived JD Moscow Saturday to narrate a specia l B ols ho i Ballet performance of the "Nutcracker Suite" for American television. She confessed to be ing nervous about the assignment Mrs. Ford, once a member of the Martha Gr aham modern dance troupe in New York and a teacher or ballet, arr ived on a Pan American flight from New York and Copenhagen. MlNNEAPOLIS <AP) -The M inncsota Securities Com- m iss1on has asked the Min- neapolis-based Billy Graham Evangelistic Association t o s upply information about its assets and disbursement or funds. Commission offi cials refused to discuss their investigation of the association except to say that "the file is still open." ln recent months, published re- ports have indicated that the as- sociation set up by the Rev. Dr. Graham, a Baptist evangelist. operates an undisclosed fund or some $23 million, offers gift. an-, nuilles and participation in a 1>ooled income fund. You Can't Tell The Players Without A Program In televtlfon, th• l•t••t and moat complete progr•m newt now comes to you In th• Dally Piiot. An exp•nded televltlon news p•ge carries story and plctur• coverage of new thow• of the new season. Aa the aeeaon m•turea, thorough coverage of replKement or other new programming wlll be featured In the new Dally Piiot televlalon newa to be published every day. On Sunday, TV Week will continue to Inform Deity Piiot readers. Thi• new tetevlslon Pate prHent1: -The moat complet• Information about eaoh night'• vlewlnQ • --l.latl11g9 of ell Loa AngelH 1tat1on1 and the ABC and CBS atatlon• In S•n Otego of lntereat to cable vlewera. --l.alt minute ahtft• In aporta progremmlnp. -Oet1lled llatlnga and program lnformetlo about both publlo broadcaatlng etatlona tervlng Orange County: KOC! 50 In H.,ntlngton Beach and KCET 28 In Loa AngelH. If you want to know what'• going on In televlafon, rely on th• DAILY PILOT l ........... Awaiting Dadd9 Victona Besedin. l l months old, has never seen her f alher. Her mother. Elaine Besedm. says she met h<.•r husband and marrit•d him while studying in Russ ia. Of· f1 c1~1ls there have so far refused to allow \'1<.'tor Vladimirovich Besedin lo emigrate to the United Stales . The pair hope he'll ht• al lo" eel to Join the family in Los Angeles before Victoria"s first birthday. •• DAA.YPCLOT ·ttS ANAHEIM (AP> -Did 19th-century miniltn-novellst Solomon SpauldlnC write parts ot the Book. ot Mormon? Two bandwriUnJ ex· perts hired to answer the qveatlon have said yea, but a third now &JU'I no. .. absolutd;y opposlU" to t!Jose of Kaye and Silver. • Novelist Hand 1'be three experts were hired by researchers Wayne L. Cowdrey. 31, Donald Scales, 21, and Howard. A. Davis, a_,, who have written a boot cont.endlng that portions or the Mormon Church'• sacred writin&s were taken from a novel written by Spauldin&. While aclmowled•lnf there were slmiladtlea In the handwritlq of S.pauldift&'s manmcdpt and the Book .ot Morllfon, Doulder said: .. I now attribute thesefslmilarities to the wriUnS style of that century. I have found wrltinl and letter dla- 1tmUaritiea that are unexpla.ineef UM1 are DOt at· tributed to•lnd1v1dual writ:ina-varlatlou ot the same writer.", ·~·· Suspected in Mormon Text SPAULDING DIED in 1816, 10 years before Joseph Smith, founder of tbe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said he dbcovered the Book of Mormon written in hieroglyphics on golden tablets. Two experts, William Kaye and Henry Silver, have released reports sayine the handwriting on 12 pages in the originl&l Book ol Mormon is the same as Spauldin& 's handwriting as seen in his manuscripts. To the la)lpian's eye, be said, the handwrit- ing looka the same. He added that when he fU'St saw photocopies and photographs or the two manuscripts la.st February, it was his "qualified opinion that they were similar." 'But after exam1n1na the originals In Ohio and Sah,Lalte City in July, heu.id. "I found there were1di.fferences. I abo found that almllarit.les, ·such as use of the small letter 'd.' were common '~the writing style of.that ~entury.'• .a._ • .- But the thir.d expert, Howard Doulder, saJd in an interview Friday that hia findlnga are The Spaulding theory bas been ~p'1~ b3'f Mormon leaders, wbo say Smith diet.led the parts in question to Oliver Cowdrey, a scribe and ancestor of one of the researchers. Pot Challenge ESTATE JEWELRY & Fine Crystat, Porcelains, China, Bronzes, Rugs, Furniture, Silver, Oils, etc. LOS ANGELES CAP) -A Superior Court judge is considering a suit claiming that the state marijuana possession law is unconstitutional because it .. significantly invades zones of privacy.'' JUDGE ROBERT Weil held a two- hour hearing Friday on the suit filed by the NationaJ Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws CNORML> and 21 Los Angeles re3i· dents. ing upholding the San Mateo County · marijuana possession conviction of George Wayne Aguilar. The justices said it is up to the Legislature, not the courts, to decide social issues and choose among con· flicting scientific studies. "There is no constitutionally pro-· tected right to indulge in the use of euphoric drugs,•• the justices wrote. 1Yz Million Dollars Worth~ Don't miss this"important sale! 5 Lots of di1mond ~l;taires and du...;.,· fine J,~ fri~ay men's and ladies watches, rings, urrings, Night bracelets, necklaces, ~c., set w~th dia-·Sept 3 0·8 pm monds, emeralds, rubies, 11pphires. , • , • -------------------The suit contends the state law con-Conservatives Critique Carter Several importlnt large emeralds W INSPECTION! :::~ S:P~h:e: • • • • • • ~ ... ~ISDAY, Sept7.; 30th Brown Joins Olympic Talks •r Tl••••-'•-"""• The Southern California Olympic Committee reluctantly asked Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. to fly here at the last minute to help Los Angeles' bid for the 1984 summer Olympics, a committee member said Saturday. The decision was a reluctant one because of bills on the governor's desk that need to be signed, the member said. BROWN'S CIOEF of staff, Gray Davis, said Saturday the governor decided to travel to the U.S. Olympic Committee meeting because competition between New York and Los Angeles had gotten tighter. Earlier in the day, a Los Angeles committee of. ficial, who asked that his name not be used, had said, "Because of the political climate and situation in California we don't want to ask the eovernor to leave. "The legislature just clooed down and there are about 70 bills on the governor's desk and I think he is afraid Lt. Gov. Mervyn DymalJy will run in and sign his favorites," the committee official said. But Brown was later asked to come because the governor was told his presence was "important and . possibly determinative," Davis said. ' Davis said the word came from John Argue, president of the Southern California Olympic Com- mittee, and Anton Calleia, an aide to Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley. EARLIER, BOTH Argue and Calleia bad said that Brown wouldn't be needed in Colorado Springs ' for today's key meeting or the U.S. Olympic Com· mittee. Davis said Brown will leave after attending a function for State Sen. Omer Rains in the Santa Barbara area. It hadn't been decided whether he would Oy by scheduled commercial filght or charter, Davis said. He was expected to arrive in Colorado Sprlnas late Saturday. 'Ready ••• If' Davis Eyes '78 Race LOS ANGELES CAP> -Los Anieles Police Chief F..d Davis said Saturday he will run for the Republican nomination for governor lf he can raise the money for the campaign and if the polla say he can win. "U there is a substantial possibility of winning, and if the resources are there, then I wlU run. And lf J run. I will win," Davis toJd deleaates to the Na· tional Conservative Caucus convenUon. The outspoken and ( ) often controversial police ~ ~-r'E chief also said Brown ls Ji /U 1 at heart a liberal who bas '---------adopted conservative rhetoric while advancing what Davis described as "soclallst" prlnclplea of government intervention. IUUC Pretntefl f11 Nete Y•rle A group of about 100 protest.on rallied in Times Square on a rainy Saturday aft.emoon to seek sup- port for a gl'Oup of black marines char&ed with an attack on white marines at Camp Pendleton. Tbe black martnes -arrested on char1e1 of conspiracy. assault and attempted murder -allqe that the white marines beloaaed to th• Ku Klux Klan. ,..._.ate fl••lce •••• £.4. LOS ANGELES CAP> -A moderately 1mm1 earthquake •book the LoS Mieles area Satunta1 altemoon, rattlln1 wlnelow1 over a wide arta but no injuries or dam ace wa1 rCport.ed. The quake~ l'DHIUlini 4.2 OQ tM Jtlcbter IC~~~' was centered about 10 miles northw,est ~ Newnau Jn U'9 San Fernando Valley, 11ld 1d1ntllta •t Callfol'nla lnaUtute of Tec~y. cerning marijuana use by adults violates constitutional rights of privacy in the home, body and mind as well as "the right of personal lifestyle and of ·individual self- expression in aesthetic, spiritual and other modes." The NORML suit, filed June 29 against city, county and slate law en· forcement officials, also says the Jaw was passed on the basis of assump- tions that later were shown to be "wholly erroneous." Marijuana, the suit said, is ''an ex- tremely mild drug, relatively harm- less to the individual user whose mere private possession and use by adults in the United States poses no public health, welfare or safety problems or any significance." A'ITORNEYS FOR the government cited a 1968 state appellate court rul- LOS ANGELES (AP> -President Carter lied to the American people about the Panama Canal, the Na· tional Conservative Caucus "shadow cabinet" said Saturday. In a joint statem ent, members of the shadow cabine t, which was formed lo criticize the Democratic president and propose conservative alternatives, focused on the Carter foreign policy in their third quarterly review of the administration. "President Carter lied during last year's presidential election when he promised never to yield effective United States control of the Panama Canal," the shadow cabinet said. """''" p.m., -o p.m. Fine crystal, china sets, ~ --~ f . . Property m-or OC>ml9netnee European furniture. ot •••to: bronzes, rugs, oils . Newport Galleries ~nd many other . " Ltd at ems. . • Hundreds of ~ . 2542wesr coAsr HIGHWAY Newport Beach, California gold ~ Actota th• street ffOm -of the f!MR wllt9rfront ~In Soutt.m Califoml-. 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' A8 Orono °' st Dally Pilot Editorial Pa9,.e_ .. ______ 8u_nd·ay··.s.ep·t··m·be-r 2.s •. 1·9·n·----·R·o·be·rt·N···W·eed-·/Pu_b_ll.she·r-·T·hom-·ll·K·" .. v·ll·/E·d·lt.OI" Quest for Dollars Hardly Squelched Orange County 1uperv1aora have again let It be known that ,rs damn tho 1nd1ctments and full speed ahead on political fund ra111ng Indicted County Supervisor Ralph Otedrich, tor Instance, has shunned the public spotlight of public fund raisers. Nonetheless. 01edrtch agents have been out in quest of dollars for hts legal defense fund. So far, those agents have rattled the donor ltst for at least $20,000. This week SupervtSQr Laurance Schmit is hosting a SS~a-plate extravaganza at Santa Ana Country Club with a goal of a $100,000 in mind to go with the $28.000 he raised the first six months of this year, a non-election year by the way. As usual, the same sturdy donors who complain privately of supervisors· lavish campaign spending habits are again privately (and only privately) complaining about what really Is a game of pollt1cal payola at their expense. Save your sympathies, however. Those who continue to ask and those who continue to give benefit from the system. 'That's Why they continue to play the game. But you haven't seen anything yet. Watt until next year when Orange County supervisors will again rat1onaltze their campaign dollar greed with their standard haughty explanation. "If you can't take a man's money and vote against h im, you don't belong in polt t1cs " Frankly. the btt about not belonging in politics seems to fit some of the incumbent supervisors best • . Anmesty for Aliens Like neighboring counties, Ol'Bnge County both suffers and gains from the continuing invasion of illegal aliens from Mexico. On one hand, the horde of eager workers provides a labor force that operates cheaply and fills up jobs scorned by others. (Orange County still has one of the nation's lowest un- -employment rates, despite the availability of Mexican labor.) But with this force oJ workers come a host of problems- welfare and public health costs. lost taxes from wages paid in cash, tiresome and expensive attempts to stem the illegal flow. and a problem within a problem. the exploitation of aliens themselves. The number of illegal Mexican aliens rn the Orange-Los Angele!YSan Diego county areas 1s staggering. In 1976, they were being apprehended at the rate of more than ·2.000 a day. For every one caught, tour or five escape, say Border Patrol agents. The Border Patrol will capture about 800.000 illegal aliens this year. Many will be repeaters who were deported only to try again for the jobs across the border, but many of them will make it into the barrios of Los Angeles and Santa Ana and Fall brook. Short of building a 40-foot wall along the 1.900-mile border between the two countries, there is little chance the flow can be stopped. Weary Border Patrol officials concede that even increased manpower in their ranks can do little more than slow the pace temporarily. An official of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization ~ • Service says the Mexican birthrate yields a sky-high 3.5 percent annual population growth. This far outstrips the na- tion's capacity to create jobs, and so long as employers In the U.S. yearn for cheap labor that w ill work hard and work \ scared for wages that would be princely in Mexico. an army of 1obless will continue to plod north. What can be done? -. . The only solution kicking around -and it admittedly is at best a partial solution-is President Carter's proposal that up to now has attracted little excitement in Congress. Carter believes illegal aliens who arrived here before •: 1970 and stayed here should be given full amnesty. Those who arrived here between 1970 and 1977 could continue to live and work here, but could not benefit from welfare or food • stamp programs and could not become citizens. Further. employers hiring unlawful aliens would be hit with stitt fines. The Carter plan has drawn an unenthusiastic response In • • Washington and criticism from inside the barrios, where it Is • • seen as an Instrument· that would create discrimination • against all employes with Spanish surnames. ·: Whatever its shortcomings. the Car.tar plan is the only :· positive program on the board. Either it shourd be given ;: serious consideration or we should admit it is an illegal and ; · embarrassing mess we cannot or do not want to control. . :: ' . • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. : , Other views expressed on this page are th<>se of their auth<>rs and • • artists. Reader comment Is Invited • . , :• -----------------------------------------------.. ' :• Bill Mauldin ,, . ' .. . , ~I .. : I .. ' •• . •• •• Nick 1llimmesch Look at ·Israel Without Tears W ASHJNGTON -The s igbt of Moshe Dayan here, bis black eyepaU~h as jaunty a s ever , makes one realize again th a t lsr ael is rich with e mo - tional s ym- bols and, like a brother or favorit e cousin, has an awfully strong hold on the United States. Yet, to be a true friend means to look without tears on occasion in order not to be blinded by emo· lion. The United States must con· tlnue lo s upport Israel. but the United States must also take a hard look. Israel is tough, militaristic and so heavily armed that tl 1s a verita ble Little Prussia. The dangers m wars of the past 29 yea rs created a s iege mentality in Is rael, but today Israel is not threate ned by an immediate war . EGYPT, POOR and beset with domestic problems, is in no con- dition to wage war, and Egypt 1s necessary for any Arab war against Israel. The other "con· frontation" states, Syria and J ordan, arc neither disposed toward starting a war nor enJoin ing one without Egypt. Still, Is rael involves itself in the war m Lebanon, even to the point of sending its own troops and Jet fighters into that tragic country. According to one recent news dispatch, Israeli troops, backed by artillery fire. raided two Lebanese vill ages, kidnaped 32 civilians and caused the death of 14 others. These invasions a re not new Sen George Mc Govern (0 - S.D.) has condemned massive air r~ids by Israeli planes on Palestinian camps an Lebanon which killed scores of peopl e. Israelis, \n following an eye-for- an-eye philosophy, have crossed borders many limes to stage s peclaculur rlids on airports. villages and cities THE MOST shocking overreac- tion by Israel wus in June, 1967, when her fi ghter planes and torepdo boats deliberately at· tacked a defenseless U.S. Navy intelhgcncc s hip, the Liberty, leaving 34 Americans dead and dying on the bloody decks According to British Journalist Anthony Pearson, the Israelis al· tacked because they felt the Un1l· cd States was us1ni:: the Liberty to interfere with lsrCJel's conduct of the Six-Day War. U nab l e t o fi g ht b ack, American Navymen, including o n e J e w1 s h -Am e r1 cC1 n boaL<;wain's mate who angrily rippt.>d the Star of David from his neck, cursed the lsrueli raiders . ··Go to hell. you bastard '" etr'ed Cmdr. Wilham L. McGonagle, the Liberty's captain, when an Isr aeli heli copte r , carrying medical orderlies, tried t.o land on his ship after the fierce attack McDONAGLE, severely w ounde d tn the r ai d, was a w arded th e cong r ession al M e d a l o f ll o n o r . Is r ael apolog17.cd for what 1t said was a "mistake," and after a great deal of pressure it paid repara- llons t.o the ra mtltes of the dead and wounded men. But to this day li,,rael refuses to pay thl' United States for several m1llton doll ars of damage to the Liberty As Pearson pointed out an his Penthouse articles. there was a "conspiracy of silence" in the U.S. government over this dev· as laling and embarrassina episode. Pearson wrote that the CIA, the White House and top Is raeli officials, Including Dayan, promoted a "contained war " between Is rael and Egypt. But Isr ael went beyond the game pl an. Ir t he Liberty attack was tnoroughly investigated. all parties on th.is questiona ble plot would be exposed -hence, the hush-hush tre atment by the U.S. government WHILE ISRAEL has good reason to be wary of its Arab neighbors, some Jewish thinkers here and in Jerusalem believe Israel will never find peace by overreacting and using arms super iority to indulge in ex- cessive violence. Back on Dec 4, 1948 . the New York Times published a letter s1goed by 28 prominent J ews. an· eluding Dr. Albe rt Einstein. Sidney Hook, Hana Arendt and Rabbi Jessurun Cardozo, warn- ing of an Israeli political move· m ent "closely akin in its or· ganization, methods, political philosophy and social appeal to the Nazi and Fascist parties." Menahem Begin, the present prime minister of Israel. was the leader of that moveme nt and was roundly condemned tn the letter. Specifically, the signers con· demned the "beh avior" of Begin's terrorists when they ra ided the Ara b village, Deir Yassin, killing 240 m en, women a nd children . a nd proudly publ icized t he m a ssacre "Within the J ewish community, .. the letter went, on. "they have preached an admixture of ul · tranatJonalis m ·· Today, by invokin' the Old 'festament and a reUelous mis· sion. Begin encourages takeover of land from Arabs on the West Bank, calling it a "liberated" rather than an "occupied" ter· rltory itg proper designation. He thumbs his nose at Presi- dent Carter and sends Dayan to th e United States with the diversionary plan to keep the Israeli military on the Arab West Bunk while slowly giving the Ar abs a measure or political con· trol. BEGIN ACTS audaciously because he knows he doesn't need Jimmy Carter as long as the U S. Congress continues its lavish funding of Js11ael, which to- day gets more U.S. money than any other foreign country. Moreover . he knows that Israel receives add1ltonaJ hundreds of millions of dollars from the U.S. due to special tax breaks on Israeli bonds and from United Jewish Appea l contributions <tax-deductible) ust!d for State of Israel purposes. The J ewish lob- by has reason to be cynical. Yes, the United States must keep its commitment to Israel. as 1l must, also, to South Korea and Taiwan. But there is another side to a ll this, a side shown by ABC-TV's 8 ;.irbara Walters this week when she interviewed Palestinian ref- u~ccs m a camp near Beirut, a sidt! which increasing numbers of U.S sen a t ors and con · J:ressmen are hearing about "hen they visit Arab nations. The United Stales wants peace for Israel but. since Begin plays gam es with the Carter Ad · m inistration. perhaps the only way he will gel the message ti. when the American people be~in l)etting cond1t1ons for support. ,.._----Mailbox-------------. Who Puts Value On Coastline's Last Open Space? To the Editor: I wish to addres~ this Jetter in comment on your editorial "Park Lanc!s Don't Come For Nothing.·· <Concern- ing the potential cost of keeping the Irvine coast an open space. Ed.) The concept of National Urban Parks 1s yet vague because no enabling legislation has defined what the term means. The move to keep the Santa Monicas in open s pace is therefore being attempted under the Nat.lonal Park Systeni. Presideot Carter, however, has expressed support for the concept of national urban parks and it is hoped that legislation fulfilling this concept will soon be enacted. THE SOCIOECONOMIC EFFECl'S of constant sub· urbanization are well known. Il is apparent how these con- stanUy created new areas drain th9 older areas and un· dermlne their tax basis helpjng to create central city de- gradation; and how our agricultural land la disappearing at rates of up to 100,000 acres per year in California: and how our national and state parks are overcrowded and their ac· cess to the public is being limited. Is it our "karma" to acquiesce in the process of solid urbanization from Santa Barbara to San Diego? Is this lfood for our ~ple, our state, our nation? Land ls a renewable resource if all of It is not covered over but non-renewable once it is covered over with the materials of urbanization. "The Irvine Coastal Area between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach comprises the greatest expanse of coastal open apace between Malibu and Camp Pendleton." (From a resolution of the Orange County Board of Supervisors. August 18, 1976.) IN FACI', IT IS THE LAST significant piece of natural open space in 150 miles of coasWne and could potentially aerve as a national urban park, preserving Its natural features and open space, lt.s varied nora and fauna and its coastal and ocean qualities, most of which would disappear forever with development. Does the wealth and health of our economy truly depend on urbanizing this last piece of coastal open apace? Is there no room ln urban design fQr contleuous open space and pres· ervailon of prime a1ricultural land as well? On the con- trary, the facta stron&Jy point to such planning needs ln or- der to preserve the health of our economy. clliea and people. It is quite conceivable that the county, state and na- tional costs in road and services development may total more than the purchase price o, the entire area . Furthermore, traffic studies indicate that these new .roads wi11 at111 be inadequate to mill1ate the impact on the coast highway and Uvabillty ln and acceas·eeress to the cities ol Newport, Laeuna, and their beaches. OF THE $22.1 MILUON OF ate e runda commit~, $1 mll11on la Ued up iri tile court.I by Joan Irvine's suit. A 1()0(1 portion of Ul1I bu been deslenaled for non-build able Morro Canyon and mueh ol the bluff set for pul'cbase ls no more than a 15-f oot strip or pateo. ..J There are approximately 40 acree or beach involved. Approximately $18 mlllJon has been deslsnated for other tltes by a coutal commlStlon prlolity Ust (practically top prionty int.be whoM atate), but r believe ne•otlaUons haYe not nen bqun. Jt 11 Imperative, In order to retain the most dollar value, that thtte puntlasea be made yesterday I A. Your idltonal menUora. artordable bomea. It fs •P· parent that homes for thta area are aotn1 to bt aff ordab1e by tile ftw. Jl wowd be quite IUl'P.,riJl ... to fjr\d any plannlnl for t.M'aOQl..,,000 homo In tlda a.watea! :..a. la tldl nation destined to~ the ~olo1lcaJ b.i1tory of madlot Europe: naUont tH1ti1M8ttd by llfeleas 1ea1 and eouned bJ dad rivers? A tt.alt.hy econom1 la not depen· Mat • WI. 'l1dl aatlon II Itron, enoup anct tnnov1tl•t ......... to._ .. both. ThoM wbO don't Dll'Udpe\e In thil do .. .--, attVutaUasdlUervtce. f ~willbedt,..._.OD •• NC .... • .._. 1Udourfood~ otwlMthal " pla for bOth dd ta.al • drive • .hard l!pll?S 1a D. llOWMAN Prl•ll ol l ...... Ooall To the Editor: In response to your editorial or .&,ug. 30. C"Park lands Don't Come For Nothing") concerning the question of park lands,.in particular, the Irvlne Coast, i.e .• the area between Laguna and Corona del Mar. You have brought up some Interesting points. I would Like to know who is proposing this land be turned into a park? Is it the federal government, state or county govern- .ntenls, cities, the Irvine Group, the governor or just who is proposing what for what, when and how. as you mentioned in your editorial, ''Park Lands Don 't Come For Nothing?" WHO WOULD be better to find out, than a journalist? I would appreciate knowing more about this plan. It seems to me. this area really is a very stenificant resourC'e and, ac- tually, one of the last open space coastal areas ln Southern California. Not to mention the obvious value to those who live in and visit our comm\!nities. <Myself. 1 grew up in Newport Beach then spent 10 years ln New York and Mon- treal. only to come back to the Newport-Laguna area -- Why? It's special.Isn't that why we're all here?) "Appropriate recreational u.ae?'' Wbodecidd th.la.. on a national, regional or local level? What are the tuJde lines? l actually wonder 1f thlt supposed park really would drive our houstna values even ht1her. (Can they 1et any higher?> Isn't the reaaon most of U$ live here for th• en· vlronment and workin1 condition&! Why build, even more. on what some feel ls already too much? Last week l drove to Newport, from L•lutt•· in ~ minutes: remember when it wu 20 to 2S mlnutes? What happens ln the yeara to come? Yes, I understand all aboUt the transportation corrldora. What wlll that do to tht value? REMEMBER when thereWtrt actu1Jbt onn1• t.Nea lri Oranac Count)'? To 1omel the>' had value. To 1om1. maybe thls coastal area haa va ue. Could value b4t dltttrent tot each of ua? Isn't part of the valuo ot lift valulri1 your tn· viroftment? Human nluu and needl are Important, too. Wh&l Jhould be there? Houses, hottla, atom. n~. what? Ap.ln..t. our quality oC Ufe can be mepur~ b1 our en· vtronmeat. ~bould wt bl.did toda1 and not worry abOUt tomon"Ow! Aftet all, there'• "urban rtntwal" In IO or 90 yearal Wllat about th• volume of people here? Yet, tt•a tn· evltablo there will be more pt()ple here, but do we need to help it WhyT What responalbUlty do our Joell ~~l_Unna have? M•be, UMy 1hoiild lmOW men •W' UUi r~a; ft. velopiril.~ue? !HoulJnl deftlopen dnelQP, ~ Ud WW IUti.,.. , leMrallj. TM lnlM Ol'OllP ~_.Of the owever, t wonder Uweneect UU mucta...,. llidMW. 'My,~ie: C...wedotdnottoprHlf"dUllll&il, 1n IOftWfcir11i• tor .. •1 • poatbl•? JUCHAJtD A. ROUU:S 1&tf la.ai f . TowrltetheDellyPllot/8ox1560,CostaMtsa,CA92626 A7 Orange Coast Dally Piiot 1 ~·ore ~.P-__ n ___ o __ n __________________ •T•o•C.-tl.the_O.•l.ly•P•ll•ot•/7•1•4642--43-21 _____ _ .. With i1ew construction movmg ever closer, some Orange Countians consider moving to rural areas. Here is a National Association of Realtors poll of three sociologists on the future of small towns and how they will be affected .by econor,nics, energy and renewed popularity. Sizing Up S~all Towns of Fut11re \ 11n111~111l1l'' ~ 11 II poµul&tton!> of 2.5 or '>I> "111 ·~-ap~·.1r by the year 2000, but t11" "" 111 i 1100 ur more veople should re 111,1111 ht •• th.> <ind vibrant, says Morgan \\ llhum . professional staff member or tlw ~•·1'..ile \gnculture Committee. I It-1>.1 •to h1:. prt•d1 ction on a shill in ~ru" th in \he earl) 1970~ Crom urban lo rurJI \111cr1eC1 <1 n•vc:rsal from the 1900~ A RECENT !>ludy showed rural coun· lies had a net gain of 1.8 million people bet ween !1711 and 1975. compared with a nl't lo:.~ CJI three m1lhon during the 1960s Their urh1n counterparts experienced a nl't mc·rc•ast• of 600,000 in the early 1970~ t•eimpan'(I with a net gain of six million 1 n l he• 191ills "ThPv'n• not U\ er the hump yet. but therl' ha• bt·cn s1gnif1cant improve- ml'nt," ht '>aid "The movement to dis· pcr!>c population, business and industry ~hould continue It 1s not good for our soe1C'ly to be too centralized. Small lo" ns provide a h('althy lifestyle that ~hould he 11rcser v<:tl. In tht· futur<:. emphasis will be more nn <·a!'.ual living llnd rural life. Com · pan•d with the hfcstyle of the cities and a II t ht· illtachecl problems. small towns '~111 look mon· uttract1ve than ever." I A l!.172 '>tudv for thl' Federal Com m1~<,wn on l'opulat1on Growth and the Amcn<·i.tn Future found that people.' who l'X1Jn's:-.1·d a preference for livmg in ~mall to\.\ns gc.ve CJ higher priority to <·t•rtam qu:.ihly of life factors than did 1 host· who prefer city tire ,, ,, rr IC t[ lC rt G Small towns are in no danger or disap- pearing by the year 2000, although "the trade center function is atrophying." re· µorts Dr. Glenn Fuguitt of the University of Wisconsin's department of rural sociology. Studies show the number or consu'™!r business establishments in non· metropolitan towns of 2,500 or Jess declined by an average or 33 percent between 1950 and 1970. Yet their popula· lions continued to increase by an average of 11 percent: The towns' busi· ness functions took a back seat to residential functions FUGUITT EXPECTS this will continue as trades. services and industries move to larger areas or open country. The trend of movement to open. unincorporated areas has been growing since the 1960s. "When asked where they prefer to live. most Americans respond with 'small towns' or 'rural areas,' although this doc~n'l mean they will move there tomorrow." he said. "And r esearchers seldom ask how people defiric 'rural'." I ron.ically, the trend of decentraliza. lion of population has paralleled the rise in ener gy costs. Fuguitt believes this pattern will continue unless energy costs get out of hand. POP. 1,700 ELE'V. The influx of new people to small. rural towns is likely lo create an architectural paradox in the future. con- tends William Tischler. professor or landscape architecture at the Univel'sity or Wisconsin. '' N'ew residents generally become more involved than older residents have been in pre~ervmg the heritage of the town,·· he said. "THEY DO SO by preserving historic structures. often adapting them to new uses. A residence becomes a restaurant. A barn becomes a home." Al the same time, new people mean construction of new development~. usually with standardized structures. ht• added. "These buildings tend to be more anonymous with less respect for the t''-· isting fabric or the community and unity or design." Although he expects the strong trad1· tion ol single-fnm1Jy residences found in small communities to continue, Tischler believes the number or multi-fam1ly quarters also will increase, especially for the young and elderly who cannot ar. ford to purcha:.c or maintain a separate: home. RISING COSTS of new construction will make rehabilitation of older pro perties more attractive in these areas, as it is starting to be in larger cities. New construction is most likely to 10crease 1n areas with new industrial development or other drawing cards such as tourism. he added. THESE t 'ACTORS include "\es~ cnmc." "better quality or air and water" and "helter place for children." Only about 20 pt'rcent favored rural locations hec~•UM' 11{ hl'ller JOIJ or>1>0rtun1ties und h1~ht.·r \\,1gt• .... thl' primt· factors or Iota· lion choice hsted hy those prefernng city res iden<•t•s 1 a\\ a~." Wilham..., said. referring to the past tl'ndcney for t.·duc:.ited young people to leun• rural environments for jobs in urban are<1!-. "IT JUST DEPENDS on how much people will pay for gasoline in order to live in open areas where more driving is necessary," he said. "Manufacturing also will have to weigh advantages of lower cost for labor and land in these areas against increasing energy costs." Generally Fuguitt expects the best for the future of small towns. "Their popula· lions are stabilizing and they no longer ha ve the problem of providing services for a declining population base." that are being encountered in inner cities across the nation as businesses move out to regional centers. Tischler also mentioned that residenb of smaJI towns may feel the burden of tn· creased eneri;ty coi.t::. more than their ti ty counterparts. Sm<.ill towns "need job opportunities as mechanization of farming procedures inc:rcases and the number of fartn- rcl:.iH'<iJobs declines." he said. But he tempers hi::. optimism with the caution that small towns may ha ve problems adjusting to their primarily re· sidential funclion. More people will mean in c reased d emand for municipal service!>. NEWCOMERS TO small towns may find they are not able to flee from pro- blemsof thecities. "Income levels generally are lower rn 'these areas so fuel costs take a bigger bite of total budgets. To compensate. people will become m ore independent and selI-sufficient, reverting to hfestyll''> of the past by installing such things a., wood-bum in ~ stoves.·· he sl!id But Williams admits 1t won't be easy for small towns t<J n:mam cconom1cally viable. With tht•tr dt·1wndt•ncl' on agr1cultur<' rural town... Lr<Hl1lt0n<1lly ha\ e "'>old 1h1•1r ''hc .. 11 .ind l"Orn anrl )!l\en thl'1r kids "More funds have been available in lht W70s for housing and community fal'ilities, helping lhc~e towns manage pre~'>ures of getting 'updated · In the (J<.i'>l rural Amerit·a su ffered Crom a lack ul )!on·rnmcnl resource~ · Tht• C'L·nlral business d1stricL'> will face tht· same problems on a smaller scale "If a p eri.on advocates th e heterogeneous hfci.tyle or the city and moves there. he enhances the new en- vironment," F'uguilt said. "But if he wants the bucolic lifestyle and moves to the c·ountry. hts presence detracts from Lh<: openness or rural life .. "They are returning to the practices of the past as well <JS searching for a 'better quality of life' they equate with d<l''"- gone by ·· Missing: Oasis Between U, San Di~go By MICHAELW. BERNS Michael Bems. a professor at UC Irvine. is president of the Town Hall Associat10f1 of San Juan Capistrano Inc. As I drive the freeway from LA to San Diego, I can't help but be amazed by the door-to-door continuum of concrete-to-concrete. stucco-to-stucco. and shakerooHo shakeroof. As the concrete rushes by, I gasp for a breath of fresh air and peer through the murky haze for some glimpse of the green that I know is out there somewhere. I have a vague memory from my childhood of a green oasis with rolling hills. orange blossoms, and a quaint old mission with swallows and white doves somewhere nestled in \ a valley between these gigantic cities. But as my car con- \tinues to gobble up the concrete. all that I see are mountains i;>f homes. car deaierships. and shopping centers. Whatever happened to Capistrano? Old newspapers tell the story. It was a classic battle of n\oney and influence against a few concerned citizens. This c~mb1ned with a general apathy of local residents caused the pr~mature death of a unique concept: "San Juan Capistrano -e self-contained, village-like community." The election in March, 1974. was the death blow. By d1s- tort1~n and sheer money-power. the developers and land- owners succeeded in gaining a majority control of the city cou~rl. Money poured in from developers all over Orange Cou~ because San Juan was a symbol of what must be stopped. For the preceding four years, the city of San Juan had a council whose majority favored ··controlled" growth. preservation of open space, and perpetuation of the city as a villag&like, rural community. It was no wonder that the developers. real estate in- terests, and large landowners were furious. All •ound to the north, south and west. communities were growing by leaps and bounds. Hiiis, farmlands. and forests were being leveled to make way for stucco, shingles, and steel. Developers were getting rich, and why shouldn't those who had land interests In San Juan get rich too? So a group of landowners and businessmen got together and held rneetings. spent a lot of money circulating newslet- ters, and generally fed a line to the residents that had them believing that it was time to put the developers back in power. It was rearty ironic because In one of their newsletters this ~ SJC I· I i A CITY THAT w1J-, same group criticized a councilman for owning real estate within the city. Yet the editor of that very newsletter was a former mayor as well as a member of one of the largest land- owning families In the city. Similarly ironic was the fact that in that same newsletter that organization listed one of its goals as " ..• controlled growth." Yet on the next page, they published an article en- titled ''Controlled Growth Is Selfish.'' What kind of contradic- tion was this? Why wasn't there an article called "Uncon· trolled Growth Is Selfish"? It certainly would make a lot of money for a few select people. It was truly Interesting to see how this group presented / the facts in a way designed to perpetuate only therr point of view. For example. no mention was made of the fact that San Juan had one of the lowest tax rates in South Orange County or that the average price of a home an San Juan was lower than other communities, such as Laguna. Newpo rt. or Irvine. This group did not point out that with current "controlled' growth policies. San Juan was destined to grow to a popula- tion of over 40.000 from its c urrent 16.000 or that a mere five years ago, the city was under 5,000 people. 'Nhy didn't this group point out that the increased proper- ty tax bills were due to expenditures by the school districts. the city, and the county for the purpose of providing services to the public? Why didn't this group point out that by control-· ting growth. these expenditures c;ould be kept down and therefore the individual tax bill could be kept down too? Instead of pointing out these facts, the business and pro· perty owners screamed that by controlling growth. the city was keeping the s upply of homes down so low that the de-' mand was driving the prices way up. Was letting San Juan grow to 40,000 people putting a lid on growth? The fact of the matter was that San Juan could probably have let 1 ,000 new homes a year be built in the city instead of the 400 set by the council. and the supply shortage in Orange County wouldn't even have been dented. The fact was that de-. mend so outstripped supply that prices continued to rise at an exorbitant rate even after San Juan took off their building controls following the 197 4 election. So now look at San Juan Capistrano: concrete. stucco, shingles-no longer that oasis midway between LA and San Diego. The next time you drive the concrete highway between those two great cities, see if you can find a tombstone with a silhouette of a little swallow and the words: "San Juan. A City , ThatWas ... ". • • Readers. whose contributions appear in this space will be paid s1s. Length should be from 800 to 1,000 words. Topics may r .. late lo current events. personal happenings or social concerns. The Daily Pilot reserves the right to use submitted matenal In other formats elsewhere In the paper. Mail manuscripts to the Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. 92626. Kamww/Preserving Imperfect Sxstem Worth Legal Heiidaches WASHINGTON, DC. -'"1 don't know whether there's more eorruP,tlon in America today than there was a century aao. But there's no qu11Uon thtt tbo dton. to prosffule tbaM who betr&f pUbJlc olftce are 11eater now U:lan at any Ume in our laJ.i. .. involved BUdlC!l Dittctor Ben Laoc:e, whoie l>ankinl acUviUes betore he entered the Carter ad· ministration lt'!d to hls reslgna· tion. · more prestigious figures Jett over from the Nixon Administra· lior\, most notably former Se!cret.ary or SU&te Henry Klss- lnger. We elso are 1cratchinf, among other thln&s, the outer edaes of tbe CfA'a weird experiments wlth narcollc1 and• varlou1 bkllotifCat devices. And .atvon tho ltaC. o( play, I wouldn't t.c sur· priMd to learn that the IOVtnl• ment ln tact " .. en1aaed In aerm,~arfare durtn1 the Korean War, u lbe CommunllU lhtn aJ. let_ed: .~~ ~ore. t predict, "'• ar. fac\nl a lOnC •lee• of •n.e&US•· tloqa, toon ect1on1 and dls- c101unuf scandall. Actff.111. tb• 1taUltic1 In· d~*' um dnve w bten INlld· inl Uf ~~-yean. a.twttn mo and• PJ'1t ~ l,800 tOD• 1rn1tftlt, :1t1ttfitl • alitff, Jii,_, hlcb·teftl -.av,nm. fiscal agenu and other public employes were indicted by Cederal couru. and mori) than 1,000 wett convicted. Jn my e11t•mation, the cam· paian to root out corruption tema in part from the experience of Vietnam and Watergate, both of wbleh liljected int.o the mlnda or Americans atron1 doubta about tho wtidQm and lottfrity Of tbeJr elected ~ttMrilaUvea. TO PUT IT dlfCerenUy, the public wOke up to the Vietnam lra1ed1 and lbo Water1ate1160· dal wU.b two baslc q'*Uobl: Wtiat really aoes on beh\id the 1Cene$ at_1cwemment? Anet WbM cen wt do to tnculc•l• our ol· flciaM wttb a hltber de(tff ol hOtiili&.1" Some ol lhe annert to thole QlititttDlfll ., ... rttealid .,,.~ menu Di tM Pentaaon P..-..~ Wbkb~ tM attet •· ds1on-inaklog proeeu that dragged "8 lnto Vietnam. The tmpeacbment hearincs on Wateraa\e 111imllarly dredged lhc depths of tho Nixon Admtnfstra· lion. Clearly, lhoueh. those epl8odes only brOug):it out a small traction of the atary,:Thus the.public •P P:Cllte bU been whetted for mort -end more is cettain)j tO come. :ro A lAaG£ extent. Jimmy Carttr w-. the ben811mary ot th1 hun1er for retorm. He cam· pilped acalaat bac ceftltil IOV· emSMat .nd tho concept ol the l~ ~ .. ldeacy, pleglNr Uiat hit wci.ald brtn!·• new iplrfi Of openwt "°the Whli. HoUH. But, 11 lbt Lance aff•lr already l• demonslr~;.carter • .,,...... ao bi actint mum the 1a11te w91 that tu. pndecalON hue -with Me ICey dltf...ace. Lance's QU~Uonable conduct. predates his aovernment eervtce, and ithQyet to be proved <that lh present admlniattation is gul lty or any wron1dotn1. With oll lht1, one ls tempted to f31l back on lb famous llXiom of Lord Acton that •·Power tends to corMJp\.." . . . -......... -........ _... • .,v_.,... After the street was closed, the net was strung and neighbors chose up sides. Marl< Bridle is about to return the volleyball. Block Party Corners Fun ;· Suspect Guilty In SA Slaying On<' ol r o ur men booked on murder ch arges last March 2 after th<• shotgun slaying of an elderly Santa Ana market owner has been convi<'tcd of first degree murder in Orange Coun- ty Superior Court. A Jury in Judge J er· D ea th Notice• rold S. Oliver's court.room returned that verdict in the trial of Russell Clyde Capers, 19, of Los Angeles. He will be sentenced Oct. 21 to what could be life in prison. Codefendant Michael Ramon Bradley, 19. of Los Angeles, was con· victed earlier of first degree murder for his role in the killing of Mrs. llow Yow Lau, 66,. He uuM will be sentenced Sept. MAUDE DYEI! BAUM llHldelll of 29 S.nte ~ Pe"ed ewev 5itllC t>, et tl>e • 89* o1 " Fune••• .. ,,,,," pen<1t119, Still awaiting court ac· Sm•tl!. TutNn, Lemt> Mortuerv Dtr•<-tioo a re codefe ndants ~or•. Sammie Dunn Jr .. 18 a nd !CAMM ice""" rooD KAHN ""'eta"' ot Tyrone Robinson, 16, CMt• l'NW. _...,......., s.,4. :u, 1m b th f Lo A 1-•t ,,,. •.,. 21• s.,nr1.,.0 .,,, l'llOlllW o o s · nge ,....,, In the yc.•ar or the Qut•cn ·s Silver JubiJec. ln a ncighhorhoocl where streets arc named Hu('kingh<1m, Not- tingham <Jncl Bl'dford \\'h;.it bt'tlc.•r plat<.' for a mc.·rrw oldc English hloC'k party figured thl' rc.•sHll-nts of \\'l•stdiff 111 ;\'('\\port Ikadi. • So the~· arranged ''1th city police to stop traffic on a few of their lanes which is "hv Allison Hcvnold's b1cvtlc ride. is tern poranlystymicd. bclO\\.. They got the f1rc.· dcparlml'nt s permission for the mass of barbecues. And the celebr ants agreed to do their drinking only on private pro· pe1ty, not on the streets. Mr. and l\1 rs. Ted Ti berg. Rita Snyder and Nancy and Bob Fulton gather curbside, below. After durk, Barry Collison found an orphaned skateboard and took advantage of the empty st reel. All party-goers agreed 1t was a good way to meet neighbors, mix gc.•m•rations and wind up the sum · nh.•r. 1.,...11 ~ ~ ..... , .. wmcet l*ldlflO. Dunn will be tried Oct. " Sm1111 T11111111, LMl'llll MOrW.,, Dire<· 3. Robinson, a minor who ------------------------....;,,;.,....;,,;.,_...:..=::.. lof"S. •' . .. ---------will be tried as an adult, SMITl4 TVnflU. U MI COSTA MHA CHAPIL 427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa • &4M888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N. Broadway SanreAna • 5'47·-4131 PlateltlOTHllS SMITHS• MOlTU.aY 827 Main St. Huntington Beach 53H539 ,_PAMll.Y COLOMA&. PUNll.4&. HOMI 710f IOfu Av.. Wlltmintt., 89:1-.352' PAC-.C Yfl'W t • ICMllAL P411 c.metetY Mortuary Olapel 3500 Ptclfic Vtew Dtivo Newport. Callfomla 044-2700 will face a jury Oct. 17. All four m en were grabbed by Santa Ana police following a s hootout that claimed t he life of Mrs. Lau shortly after she and 10 others were hustled at BUnpoint into a m eat locker during a robbery attempt. Lau was wounded in the gun battle during which his mother w u shot 1n the head by a shotcun at close range. She was dead whe pollce reached tbe downtown market. (714) 848-7431 o:l:!"'•h• ... A .... 2A00 w. Co•• Hwr • ...... N~8•Htt• C ... f.12te3 ESTATE JEWELRY SALE Doors open at 7:00 PM for inspection. Ad ditional hours of inspection: 2 PM -5PM Sunday, Sept. 1 Ith thru Mondty, Stpt. 28tfl CLOSED WED. a THURS. Newport Galleries l!td. ~ ... . Law Signed ALLE GY? ORANGE COUNTY SACRAMENTO (AP) -Any redevelopment plan adopted by cities or counties after Jan. 1 could be brought lo u public vote through a referendum campaign, under a new law. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. an· nounced he signed the b111 by Assemblyman Joseph Montoya CD-Whittler). (714) 9624 Reco ded Me ge ALLERGY CONTIDL FOU TIOH 801 1513, Or e Ca 926&1 A new lnsta-Tune center 1s now open Come in for an lnsta-Tune-up roday' We use sophisticated. sc1- enllhc eQu1pment-includ1ng a dynamometer-to lune your car quickly and accurately. 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He ii. still ) oung ut bcarl and tho:.e who know will tell you so. Since 1908 when he hed about hts age and went to blistering, sweaty work at 14 m the rough·and· tumble 01lf1elds of Santa Maria. Guadalupe and lk ttcrav1a, the yeuri. have :.et well on htm Pettit, son of a self.taught Bnt1i.h surveyor and photographer later CJ ppotnted c<1meraman to the Royal Court of Buckingham Palace. installed the first engme in the X 15 rocket plane that took man to the threshold or space two decades ago "I ·set it'," he says "I was an expert in check· mg and straaghlenmg · · WHIZ KIO engineers using calipers and micrometers couldn't get the super·critical engine alignment right, but Billy Pettit just eyeballed 1t. Pettit was also rewarded at the pay window, he ::.CJys, for a steady stre am of suggestions for im· proved efficiency that speeded up prototypes or the B70bomber. ~·we are so happy .so happy .... " Pettit says of his 6l·year marriage to Lela Pettit. "I tell the pastor down at the First Christian Church where I have my happiest limes that if anything happens, not lo waste prayers on us. God has already been so good lo us," he says. Pettit has a rolling, jovial accent reminiscent of the Isle of Man. IUS FATHER settled down near London as the family grew and built his own camera. since photo· graphy was the newest art. becoming so ac- complished he was appointed by Buckingham Palace in the 1880s as the Royal Photographer. The Pettits e migrated to America in 1905 and when young w1mam tired of the petroleum in- dustry. as his father had tired of surveying, be shift· eel to another field, aeros pace Children from Golden View School are busy these days telling the Petlits how they spent their summer, but Bill himself s pent much of it keeping an eye on their school as a security watchman. ''That's how I earned this," he says proudly. showing off a giant new telescope. "They paid me $100 a month.'' He has also volunteered lo lecture to school science classes about telescopes and astronomy. You can take a man out of the oil fields, but you can't take the oil fields out of a man and Pettit often takes time out from tending his garden and fruit trees to vis it coastal oil fields. JiE TAKES along a telescope Tor the boys to en- joy on their lunch hour. Although he likes to watch passing ships and boats on the sea, his pals tend to turn the lens toward the bikinis on the beach. Once when his attention was diverted, some Pacific Coast Highway passerby stole one of his finer telescopes, Pettit says. "The boys felt real bad about 1t, ··he says. The roughnecks and derrick men passed around a hardhat and collected the price of a new one lo replace it. Listen to what a lot or folks say about big· hearted Bill Pettit and it seems a wonder the oil field boys didn't buy him the moon instead of just a new telescope. 'Filthy Five' Top Polluters WASHINGTON (AP) -An environmental group last week dubbed five trade associations the "Filthy Five" for allegedly trying to sabotage the nation's water pollution clean-up program. "Collectively, the Filthy Five represent in· dust.ries which have 353 Plajor facilities illegally polluting the nation's waters," said Peter Hamilc of Environmental Action, a group that described itself as a citizens lobbying organization for the environ· ment. THE TRADE associations comprising the Filthy Five are the American Iron and Steel Institute, Edison Electric Institute, Manufacturing Chemists Association. American Petroleum Institute and American Paper Institute. None had any Immediate comment. "Paper mills, steel blast furnaces, cbemical factories, oil refineries and electric power plants together account for 63 percent of all Industrial facilities currently violating federal clean water laws," said Hamik. "We have labeled trade associations the "Filthy Five" because of their avowed effort! to t ut the Cederal water pollution control pro1ram. Each is lobbying In Cont reas to make dirty water a permanent U.S. pollcy. • · nlE l t'Ji Clean Water Act requires industries lo use the "beat practicable technology" to combat pollution by 1977. n requites industries to use the "best available technoloty by 1983 and to eliminate all poUutln& dlscbqes into the natJon'a waterways byl985. "We're not talking about an im possible dream." aald Harntk, wbo noted that a number of industries al.ready h ave met the so-called zero· diacbarge 1oaL He said tbe five trade asaoclaUons currently are k>bbyint Coo1res1 to weaken the law. "We feel their stratesy la to do the Jeut possible ... Harnik said. o.lly ,.. ........ "-- we're •alUacJ It flllmc~ f.mHe at ORANGE COUNTY LEGAL alNIC ----REASONABLE FEES: ___ _ $15.00 Y2 HR. 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J11stice Unit ~Jangles With Bell By MARGAaETC£NTRV WASHINGTO~ I AP I ~•rh 1T'Ommg ut t•1tihl, ii bluck 1ovt•rnmenl ?J~rcury pulb up in front of the ,\V.iterautc upartmenl\ 11nd Grifhn \)iell of G'-'Org1a, the nulaon 'b top law · ..-ntorcer , chm bs an lo start unother · worlung day 1 • Aller a 10 m1nult-ride to the Justice :O,partmenl, he Jotnb six or eight ~king ~h1ff members 10 a pnvate dining room By rune, Bell has turned to the day's tasks telephone d1scuss1ons with half a dozen members of Congress, Hamilton Jordan and other top ad· v1sers of President Cilrler , and meet ings w1lh reprt'sentat1 ves of va'nous organszallons and stare members The Justice Oepartmenl under Bell 1s sccllung with proJCCls. asMgnmenls Jnd deadlines. many holding pros pectso!b1g changes .. I'VE GOT 1'1AJOR things I want lo . accomplish, and l 'm moving along," . he says. In one way or another. he's . s haken up most parts of the Justice : Department and left many of his ·employes bem used. :; One of Bell 's tasks was to restore ;~morale and recover momentum in the . agency rocked during the Watergate .scandal. His appointment by President :carter was met with skepticism, notably by opponents who labeled him ·a segregation 1st. maru for the quahty or men and women be hlUI brought Into the depart rncnt. Orew Saunders Days, u black lawyer. is an example Days fought :;chool desegregation cases for the Legal Defense Fund of the NAACP un~il Bell chose him to head the de· partmcnt's civil rights divis ion. Days's appointment and that or Wade McCree, a blal·k federal JUdge, as solicitor general. helped assuage the worries of the NAACP, which had led the opposition at Bell's Sen ale con f1rmationhearmgs. NAACP WITNESSES and J oseph Rauh, a veteran c1vll rights activist. had expected setbacks to the civil right movement wheo Bell took omce. Their prediction was based on Bell's work as a legal adviser to a segrega- tionist governor o( Georgia from 1959 through 1961 and his record on school integration cases as a federal judce In the South from 1961to1976 . Then, too, the re was the matter of Be ll 's membership in private a ll· white Atlanta clubs. Worse from the critics' point of view was Bell's r eluc- tance to give up those club mem- berships when he became attorney general. While Rauh and some NAACP leaders are skeptical of Bell, they say he has taken a series of actions benefiting the civil rights cause: .. ,., .. _ ....... Guards Get Guns Nuclear Planl& Move Woniea BrCnai SACRAMENTO <AP) -Gov. Ed- mund Brown Jr. is as king this ques- tion in public. "If nuclear power planL5 aren't a problem, why do they need 24-hour armed guards?" Thi:! Democratic governor posed the question 10 an interview las t week. It concerned a bill he allowed to become law without his signature that permits security guards at nuclear plants to carry firearms al all lime5. T HE BILL, AB 1973 by A:o. scmblyman Norman Waters, <D- Plymouthl, is an urgency measure, meamng it ge>e!' mto effect when the governor signs it, which was last Mon- day. Stale law curreotJy permits those guards to carry firearms only during "public emergencies." BUT THE CHANGE was needed. Brown said, because the U.S. Nuclear ReJ(ulatory com mission "has decreed this level of protection unsafe and bas mandated that the guards cak'ry guns at a ll times.'' I le said the decree underscores the problems of nuclear power plants. BIG CHANGES SEEN IN JUSTICE DEPARTMENT Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell Shaking Things Up You will -·----. ... -. .. Window framing. Our custom .. --;.;-1 decorators tie it all together. Now you can save 203! 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SIMIHAll STARTS Thursday 10/J 7:30 P.M. -He promises there will soon be a black federal judge in the South for the first time in history. Cl,OSE BF.LL ASSOCIATES say he prefers to dC'lcgatc ~uthonty to r<.1nk · int.: <.1dv1scrs llt-11 agn•cs. but em- phasizes, "'They'll have lo follow my policies .. So far, he 1!'> getUni.: generally hig h -Rell offered legal support for Department of Health, Education and Welfare efforts lo cut federal funds for school districts failing to use limit- ed busing when necessary to integrate :.c hools. . Wlw 's A.head,? LOS ANGELES (AP> /\ second ethnic survey was being conducted in city schools Friday to check figures which s howed Hispanics outnumbered Caucasians for the first tim<' The first s urvey. la ken Thursday on the second day of c·lasscs, showed llispamcs composed 3S.3 percent of the student population, while white stu- dents were JU!'>t one tenth or a percent less at 35.2 percent. Rut district spokesman Ed Pardo said those rigures could change because some schools didn't report figures on Thursday and new students were t'xpcctt'd to enroll for sen·ral \\eeks Officials said prchm1nary total enroll ment was 5'.55.000 st udcnb. although that fig ure "'as expected lo bc short by at least 20.000 '"Wc have to do mon• surv<'ys before we get more accurate figures." said school district spokesman F:d Pardo. Additional reviews will be · marteScpt. 30 and Oct 14. , The fii.:url's showed the number or while stu- . denL" in the s1·hool district. the nation ·s second ' ' . . ~ ' • . I ' l I I ~ ( • ' • ' I I largest. was down from 37 percent last year. The pcrccntagl' of blacks was also down to 22.5 per- l'Cnt from 24 I percent in the 1976-77 school year. PUBLIC HEARINGS will be held at MOHTEVISTA ELEMENT AlY SCHOOL 390 MOMTEYISTA COSTA MESA OM SEPTEMIER 21. 1977 IH THI MULTI· PUIPOSE ROOM AT 7:30 P.M. *** ' • WHITI'IER ELEMENI' AIY SCHOOL llOOWHlllB COSTA MESA OH SIPTIMla 2t. I t77 IMTHI MULTl- PUIPOSI IOOM AT 7:30 P.M. *** NEWPORT-MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 0. Sale prices effective Sunday, September 25 through Sunday, October 2. Use the convenient JCPenney Time Payment Plan. .... , .. D•• U•J) u s ... s• H AWTHOANr PLAl A (11) , .. 0'11 PAl ... '.PR I N(.~ ,, ... l :" .... 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The unusual. rhe exc111ng always at Edwards Interiors. A. Hurch. 68W 170 49'/2H 0. Ouffet, 67W 19D 02H C f\ecrongulor roble. 40W 72L exr to 108" D Arm choir E Side choir F. PedesTol table exr G Arm choir H 51de choir rooms. 10 84" l\EG. SAL£ $649 U4& $5~ $468 $649 $170 $150 $649 $190 $170 $548 $148 $128 $546 sue $148 Monday 10/10 7:30 P.M. ~ ORISTOL stmr. COSTA MnA • 7~1·7~ Monday ttvu Friday 10-9 • Sofurdoy 1().6 • SundOY 12·5 SLA Retrial Possible Stat,e DeciBion Corild Trigger Action U~IWI ...... RETRIAL SEEN RuHell Little NEW CHANCE? Joseph Remlro Postal Closings Not Bad WASlll NGTON 11\P 1 -The three families 10 Berry's Lick, Ky., can breathe a htllc easier. Su can the folks in Devil·:-. Elbow, Mo.; Zap, N.D .. and Intercoun;e, Pa. The Postal !-:ier v1cc wants tn lt•t Americll's sm all towns keep their idcnlltv t•vcn if It closes their P<>st offices to savt• tux dollars. Under the proposal, due Lo take effc('t hy tht. end of this month, LOwn:-. whose post offices arc • closed can in virtually ali cases receive mail ad dressed to their hamlets AND THF. com mumties will still be last ed in the Directory ol Post drftccs, often used as " rdt·rence book fot pl ace• nu mes The proposed rel(ulu tions, published in the Federal Register, outltnc the steps to be taken in closing a post om cc. One postal official not e d. "People in ruriJI America arc worr ied that if they lose the post offi ce. they also will lose community identity." Dt;PUTY Postmaster General William F BolJ.(cr said many s mall town residents "believe that 1t is like beln~ taken off the map So 1r we close a post office, we • will do everything we con to maintain com· mur\ily identity.·· The Pos tal Service s ays it expects some local opposit10n anytime it wants lo close a post of· fice. SACHAMENTO (AP> A decision by the ( · .ihforn11.1 !'.uprcmc Court thii. summer could tr tl(1£c1 .an unknown number or new triala, lnclud- 111•• 11 rclr1ul uf two Symblonese Liberation Army JTH'lll~l It, offtcl<Ah1 »MY 'l'hc 1D75 conv1cuon of SLA members Russell Lillie amt Jo:;eph Hemlro for the assassination of Ouklund ">chools superintendent Marcus Foster would bt• the most noloraows case retried if the dec1blon stands. a deputy state attorney eeneral !'!Uld Another clig1Lle CUbl! Is that of fouf young Black Mush ms rnnvicted three ye1trs aeo o( con- !'> pt racy to murdl'r in the i.hotgun ambushei. of ~ hite per.,ons THE SUPREME COl'RT'S Aug. 31 decision ... 1ruclc down the i.o·called "dynamile charge" that JUdi,:es ha\ e used m efforts to breuk deadlocked jury deliberations It is formally tailed the Allen instruction. approve.'<! by the U .S ~upreme Court 1n 1896 in the murder conviction of a 14·year·old named Alexander Allen Such an instruction was used by judges in both the 46·day Little-Remiro tnal. which cost taxpayeri. some S300,000 because of tight secun ty measures, and the 51-day Black Muslim case Both triab Wl'rt' in Sacramento Both are under a ppcal. The hi gh court's 6·1 opinion. written by Justice Sl<inlcy '.\losk, reversed a 1975 murder conviction against Robert Gainer Jr in Contra Costa County IT HELD THAT THERE are aulom utie J:rounds for a retrial if the judge tells a jury that the minority jurors should rethink their position 1n light of the major ity's opinion. Thal Ii. pre· judicial. Mosk w.role. Mosk also said that it was untrue for a judge to say that a case must eventually be decided. Wtlltam Stein. a deputy slate attorney ~encral, ftll·d a petition last week for a rehearing by the hi~h court. The court ruled that the decision applies t1> cases undC'r :.ippeal. and left open the question of \\ hcthcr case., alrcady fmal could be reopened . STEI~ SAID THE REOUEST to rehear the c asc doe:. not contest the court's right to rule out the Allen instruction. which has been done m some other stutes. . ··we ask that it apply only to verdicts after \ug. 31." Stem said lie said tf the Supreme Court insists on keep. mg the decision rctrouct1ve, it s hould not hold that l.'vcry case affected must automatically be rl'lnccl Stein said he has conducted u survey and .. a hout u year ':. worth of tri at dates" would be tn \'olved at great taxpayer expense. But he added, "If it comes down to that argument, we've lost." The court's opinion s aid it would consider an appeal based on the decision's effect on court t•o:.L'> or conditions. STEIN. 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No obUoatlon or charge for verbal !IPP"•IMI, Ith• ln yo\l.r home or lo our gaUtry. Aneeles counues· district attorneys also have asked the Supreme Court to rehear the case. It wlll be at least another week before the petition can be considered, he said , He said court reporters will have to transcribe their notes to determine the exact language of Judges' insttpclions and how they would affect individual cftes. Some JUdges have em belllsbed the instr.ucllon or issued only part of ll. • St.ein said he has found no other ruling in the nation that struck down the Allen instruction in a way that required r etrials. • I (--. . Sunday. 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September 25, 1977 DAIL V PILOT a J ,Southern Cal Breezes Past ~ TCU, 51-0 LOS ASGf r 1<:s ''Thi· ic11mt• """"' us • ('hurwc lo phi)' J lot uf k ad... ud ~>uttwrn < · 11hforn11t COJ('h John Kob1n!>on · It .,., u 'I k tnd of fun to wt' i'\l'f) om· .:~t ..i d111nct' " Wh1lt' ttob1n,on ·., st•C'ond 1 nnkt>d Tro1an' muy hd\t' t~cn ha v1n.: u ~txxl ti mL· ~uturdu~ "ai. Jnother m 1wr a hie dflem1xm for Tcu·, Hurnt>d f'rogi. use ...... t:1 u parade of bat•k-. n-v111n~ off b1i: r hunks of yardagt- Jnd 1~ ~turd~ ddem.c stoppin~ TCU al t'Ver)' tu1 n. rolled to a 51 O vrdon-Saturday tn the intcr!.ec t l1onal football <·onlc!.t .. W<• rt-11 lllllc t.•rnbarraaaed," llornt.od l''row~ couch F A Ory ,,ud "Our !)tide l!f hurl, but we huvt• y11un1 people who will hoUIH'l' bi.u:k "I've ~~non both enda of Uus kind or aame .. Hobin.son, usked 11 he thought l 'SC might move into lhe nation '1> No l ranking lfl view of top· rankt>d MJch1gan's 14 7 squeaker over Navy. i.a1d, "I don't really know. and honestly 1 don't really tan· 'I'd say there are about ~ght to nine warns with the potential to be great teams We haven't proven we're a great team yet, so we can't use any superlatives un- til we're tested by a really good team " Dry provided the superlatives after watching USC maul his game but outmanned t eam . "I believe they're as good a team as I've seen in quite some lime," the first-year TCU coach commented. "They've got depth and speed, and they threw well enough lo keep the defense off balance '' Robinson said he was extreme ly happy with the play of his tailbacks, and with the kicking of Frank Jordan. Starting tailback Charles While had 81 yards on 14 carries, No. 2 Lynn Cain picked up 87 on six carries. third- slringer Dwight Ford earned rune limes for 117 yards and two touchdowns, and fourth-stringer Rod Connors gained a game-hlgh 126 yards on 13 carries. Jordan, a junior who switched to' USC after his former school, UC Riverside, gave up football , kicked field goals of 49. 27 and 45 yards. "Football is a team game," Robinson said, •·and the more in· volved a team is, the better it is o.tty ~-......... , ..... k .. 0'0.-11 j SOUTHERN CAL'S CHARLES WHITE (1 2) TRIES TO ELUDE A TACKLER. SEE ADDITIONAL PHOTO, PAGE B3. Gophers Bury Bruins UCIA Dealt 27-13 Loss by Minnesota l MINNEAPOLIS <AP> · Fullback Jeff Thompson scored two touchdowns and Paul Rogind kicked two field goals to lead ,.Minnesota to a 27-13 upset victory 'over 18th-ranked 1,JCLA ,Satur- day. t Thompson, who finished with 68 yards In 18 carriel.. scored on runs of five and one yard. Rogmd •hit for 47 and 30 yards to build the 'Gopheri. lead to 20· 7. t Minnesota, 2 1, led 10·7 at the ;half. l The second half began in a \downpour, which contributed lo lthe bad center snap which set the stage for Minnesota's second touchdown. UCLA was forced to punt on its first series and the snap from center skidded off the ground and bounced off punter M all McFarland's legs. Tilt Set Jan. 2 'The Gophers recovered at the Arums 14 and, fo ur plays later. Thompson plunged over from the one Hogmd made it 20-7 on his JO. y ard kick w1lh JUSl over 12 minutes left in the game. Five seconds later. Minnesota scored aga111 UCL/\ 's J a mes Owens mishandled Rogmd's kickoff and was ruled out of bounds al the thrct• On the next play, quarterback Rick Bashore fumbled and Gophers t ackle Steve Midboe re- covered in the end zone to give M rnnesota a 20-poinl lead. Bashore ts a former Edison High munt.mgton Beach) product. Freeman McN e il scored UCLA's second touchdown on a one yard plunge with less than two minutes to play. The Bruins, Bowl Confusion Straightened Out CONFUSION DEPT. There seems to be doubt aplenty among andom of the Rose Bowl football aame. It's regarding the 1978 classic, which will NOT be played New Year's Day. It will be held January 2. Star1 will be back ln lite Orange Coast area ln '78 after playing most '77 home &Uta at University lllgh (Irvine). now 1-2, had marched 63 yards m eight plays. Minnesota whipped the Bruins, 21 ·3, in the 1962 Rose Bowl, the only othe r lime the teams have met. Minnesota moved 80 yards in 12 plays on its opening drive and scored when Thompson banged over left tackle from the five. Thompson gained 24 yards in four carries in the drive and flanker Steve Breault picked up 27 on three reverse plays. Midboe recovered a UCLA fumble at the Bruins 32 on the following series. The Gophe rs moved to the six-yard-line, but linebacker Jerry Robinson in- tercepted a pass by Wendell A very al the five and sprinted 95 yards on the ·left sideline for a touchdown. Minnesota took a 10· 7 lead with only seven seconds remaining ln the half on a 47-yard field goal by Rogind. SCOllE IY QUAllTlllS UCLA 7 0 0 • 13 ,,.,,,,,.'°'. 1 l 1 10 f7 Minn T--.SrlHI fA09indktcltl UCLA -ROOl"'on '-S lnt•rcepllon (loemwHler •1<111 Mlnn-FG R09ind 47 Mlnn-T'-t I run IROQlnd klclll Ml-G llD1lndJO Mlnn-Mldtloe fumble recowred In -,.,... IR09lndklclll VCLA McNelll run (luck lelle<tl A .... 1.07• STATISTICS UCl.A MIM. l'lrst °"""'' 12 11 Ru~t.Y ... dl 4$,IAO ... ns Peulnv v ... e11 10. '° Return Yerch 111 • PHIH 1·14-2 .. IM Pllflll J,3' .. ,. Fumllles-Lolt 74' t.O P-lllft-Ylll'ft 4-ll 7-0 INDIVIOUALLaADll•S RUSHINQ UCLA, CMlllOft .. n . McNeil f.:M, Mlft,,.IOY, TllomPtOtl 11 ... , 8rHy II-SJ. • We suited up 77 or 78 players and played all but one, I think." Ten diflerent Trojans fjsured in the scoring, as USC rderves played more of the one-sided con- test than the starters did. Equally impressive as the Tro- jans' offense, which rolled up 642 yards, was their overpowering defense. SCOlll IY QUAllTI U Tuas0...1111.,, o o o o o Soulr.rn C.lllornte U 10 211 0-51 VSC-GJ«°""4' VSC-G Jorcl9n ll V SC-wlllle 1A run I Jo< den ''O I USC Fordhun IJorCS.n ktck l USC-f'G .ICN'CllN> ~S * * * VSC~JOlntetc..,Cl111n111t11 f.lorcleftllt~t• VSC 5-1\ey 11>90 I,_ Herwt IJotdell -'~l VSC -4lonl10rwo UCenUOI USC-Wllll.,..t ltl'WI llonAtlllclll ........ .'311 STATISTICS TCU ~ Flnt-• 11 n Ru1ntt-yerd\ ,,..., )J.el Penlneyero. in "' Ret"'" ,..,,.. n ~ ~~ , .. ::,: 1$, : l'""'bl•I011 1·2 , Peneltlft.y ... ch ~ M l INOIVIOUALLIA06U t AVSHING-TCV. Allen 11 )I, Wlll ..... 1 4-0. VSC, Oonnou ll-124, FO«I f.111, Cel,. W7, W14r 14·11. * PASSINO TCU, Harri• u .1 .. 2. ue, Ell ~ 11·2, 24 USC. Hertel Ml·I, "· Mc:DonelO .. 1 • ., llECEIVING-TCU, Renfro ).S<I, MlllOftl-4 •• ~';'~lll 2'22 VSC. Sl"l"'rln 4-4), Sluclderd l-'°· °!" • * * I Says Accomando ! I ' t . Horned Frogs] • Not That Bad!' By CRAIGSHEf'F Ol tlM Dally Piiot St•ll LOS ANGELES How long will Texas Christian University's losing streak go on? It could be forever if TCU plays like it did against USC Saturday in the Coliseum. But former Westminster High and Orange Coast Col lege s tandout Tony Accomando doesn 'tthink so. "We're not as bad as we looked today," said the TCU wide re- ceiver after a 51--0 loss to the Tro- jans, the Horned Frogs' 14th set- back in a row. "I thought we still had a good chance at halfllme CTCU was down 20-0). but we didn't tackle. we didn't block and we didn't hang on to the ball. We just made too many mistakes." Accomando, an All -American running back al Orange Coast in 1975, caught just one pass (for 14 yards). But he was only thrown to three times and the one he caught was the only one close to him. "SC came out in a diHerent pass coverage than we expected. • So they went to the other side p lot," said the 5-9, 163-pounder. , Accomando, who gained 1,8'$ yards in two seasons at OCC, wit TCU'S leading rusher a year 1! with 283 yards. But because of size and the quality of runn· backs at TCU. Accomando w4 switched to wide receiver. He didn't like the move at th.l time. and he still doesn 't. ''No, I'd still like to be a runru~ back. I expected to be catchinj more passes. but I haven't beea a ble to come up with very man-:f catches. I just haven't bee9 catching the ball well," says A~ comando. Accomando carries plays iq: thus he alternates with juni3 Michael Milton. Also. the Hom Frogs have an All-American ca didale al the other receiver sJ>4 in Mike Renfro. To dale, AC! comando has caught just fout passes for 48 yards . : "I would have liked to caught more passes today because J know I had a lot of friends and r~ latives here. And I wasn't reall~ nervous. I j ust m ade up my min1 lo play as well as I could, and think I did," said Accomando. " And he was also impresse4 with use . "USC is a very good team1 They have good size and good speed, but I don't think they real; ly played as well as they could ta- day. But a good team can pla that way and s till win." TCU coach F.A. Fry said t~ use "was as good a team as J'v seen. They have depth and spe They just have it all. "We knew we had a bi$ challenge coming out here. Wf had to play perfect to slay wi~ USC and we didn't do thllt-butl USC had a lot to do with that t<><( I don't know if USC will ever g beat this season," said Fry. Bro ham er Drives In 4 With 5 Hits •• S EATTLE CA P> -f''orm~ Huntington Beach High star Jacl( Brohamer drove in four runs, int eluding a three-run homer ia Chicago's five-run first Ulnin~1 and went 5-Cor-5 while hitting f the cycle as the White Sox best the Seattle Mariners 8-3 Sat~ day night. ~ Left-hander Ken Kravec, 10· scattered 20 hits before being r lieved by John Verhoeven in the ninth. ~· Ralph Garr led off the Chicag first with a single, moved to thil"i on Chet Lemon's double an scored on a wild pitch by los Diego Segui, 0-7. ~ Oscar Gamble doubled will\ one out, scoring Lemon an~ knocking out Segui in favor ciC Greg Erardi. A Her Er~ Soderholm lined out, Ji Spencer was intenlionall walked before Brohamer blast That's because whenever Jan. 1 falls on a Sunday, the game is '$laged the followlng day. It doesn't happen often. In fact. Attig says tbe Stars will play at Santa Ana Colle1e or pouJbly Orance Coast and adds that some 300 eeaJOO llcketa have already been sold and the club expect& at· tend.ance to doable over tb11 year'• ngures (about 1,700 per tilt lD '77). Rl!Cl!IVING4JCl.A, Sutler 2~. lleece MA Ml~.8rHUll Ml.~Mt l'A$SINCP-UCLA. t."*'9 S.f•t, 61; 11\Alktl 2•S-t, 0 . MIMHOte. Awry•-11-2, 60. TONY ACCOMANDO GETS HIT AFTER CATCHING A PASS. a 3·2 pitch over the fence in rlg!!t for hiuecond homer of the year Brohamer, who entered tb4 game hilting .225, followed h homer with doubles in the lh1 and ruth inninas, an rbi slnite i the sixth and a leadoff triple the ninth. He scored on Ti l n ce the Rose Bowl ex· trava1anza was born in 1902, , ootyslx games have had to beheld overUl the2nd. The first w•P. tn 922 when they EXCELLENCE DEPT. - Pitt.aburah had an entry ln the Na· tional Basketball Assn. for one season (1946-47) and manaaedon- ly 15 victoriH ln 60 declslor. Sounds like a forerunner of the An1els. SPORTS QUIZ DEPr.-Uu any major leape team ever played lhree ••met ill one d•Y? Yet. But tbe Jut oecas.IOi ... 57 yean aio wbea Citieluatl ••• Pltt1b.-r•h· BalU•ore aad Loul1VW~ dld lt SePt. T. 1-. ~ Brooklyn od PlU.bur•• tUMd .-etrt~kaetL I,~. Struggling Rams Face Eagles . Namat"' Jmrorsld Duel in Coliseum LOS ANGELES <AP) -Com· blne Dick Vermeil and Ron Jaworski and you have a Phlladetphla Eaale1 coach and a quarterbeck aimln• to beat the Los Angeles Rams for whom they used to labor. Tbe National Football Le.sue e lubs battle today lo tbe Collteum and coach Chuct Knox and quarterback Joo Namath also have aometblnl to prove. Phllade.lphla wu the orily pte· season Viet.Im or the ftam1. 20-J, H the defencllna NFC Wtst champs went 1·5. Ttien L01 An ... waa up1et by· AUanta, 17.f, ill the~ NFL replar MUOllpme. IJaWiinld, WbO felt be WU OYW. 100ked .,, tbe Rama, ~Md 14 Of II ~ fOi' 141 11rc11 a Wtelr llO .. tM B'-* ....., tbelr Nu1M' ...... bY ...... T .. BQ. U-1. uptight. Tbey are used to winning seasons •fter four divisional cbamptonahlps under Knox, who now 1aya this campalan ts the toughest challen1e alnce he ar- rl ved. The challenge. has Included trouble sitnlna some \'eteran players , a continuing quarterback controversy and cbar1e1 that owner Carroll Rosenbloom was pulHna the strlnp normally yanked by tM coacb. Knox said he la reaponalb1e for makli\J Namath, a 3'·)'tar-old vetuan of 12 aeatons wtt.h the New York Jett, th• man direct· tna t.heOffenn. *'I tboutht he played w.ll," aald Knot of Namath'• aboWtnt 1n t.ht upMt bY Atlanta. ..He atQed lfa Lbe PQtkit. We at•'t do will on pus protection.'' p Nahorodny's single. I Ill OAJl Y PILOT Hooton' Gent Leads Sooners Capt11re Wild 29-28 Thriller Dodgers llOUSTON <At>> Bur\ Hoown hnld a two hiller and to. Anades scored the only run of lb~ S&me on 8 bUf'll load4'CI walk Co l.Ae l.a<'Y m tht• 111xth hUUftl h lhe Ood&t'rs ~t!d the Houston A'll"Oll. 1 o, Saturday nJ8ht. Hooton, 11 ?, walked only two and struck ouc llve In chalk.int up has second shutout of the aeuon tie surrendered a secood-lnnlng double to Bob W a\$00 and a Mb lnntnc single to £d Herrmann wblle facing only 29 batten in posllng his sixth wmplete game of the .season Dusty Baker's two-out, saxth· inning double and c.·on.secullve walks to Ron Cey and Steve O.T\'T ..... C'lat11111el JI •t N ... Garvey loaded the bases. Floyd Bannister, 7·9. then walked Lacy to force in Baker as the Dodgers f ~napped -<.1 two-game losing streak. The Astros missed a scoring opportunity in the second inning when Jose Cruz was thrown out attempttng to score from first base on Watson's double to lhe left-cenlerfield wall. Hooton settled down to retire 16 of the next 17 Houston batters lo face him as the Dodgers defeated Houston for only the sixth time in 13 contests. The victory was the Dodgers' 93rd of the season, surpassing their entire 1976 total. Ed Herrmann, who singled in the fifth, was erased on Art Howe's inning-ending double play. LOS ANOlllS l-•.11> Ru\Ylt \'\ B••t'. II Cev lb G•r~o 111 L•eor, Fl S1mp\l'i.rt Bur11..-,ct YHQt",C Mol•,111\ Grot• c Hooton.1> Total\ •I> r Ill>< 40 00 • 0 0 0 • I 1 0 1000 l 0 I 0 l 0 I I 0000 4 0 I 0 2000 0 0 0 0 0000 • 0 0 0 )I I S I HOUSTON Puhl II ,_..,."lb C•deno. cl J Cru1, rf W•t\Of\ II> Mermrt. t Howe, 11> st~""" C•nnon P'I D•t\l,tr.c> MCLOln.1> W•lto•1.llh l ot••• ....... 3000 • 0 0 0 1000 7000 3 0 I 0 l 0 I 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ,, 0, 0 LO\ A"9'1IH 000 001 000 ' HOu•ton 000 000 000 O OP Lo• A"QOIU I LOO-Lo• An~IH I Hou.ton) lB -Watson O•k•r Hooton rw.11 II 8trfnl\t .. IL. 1 ~I McL91tl1n WP Bannl't"' ,.. U.•11 IP H II 111 II SO ~700 7 S \' > 1 I I ' l l' J 7 0 0 I • Ila" B~nn••I ~r. T-1 00 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -U Barry Swll&er were a bQebaJI manater, he would have aald that a aramu 1Jn'l ovcsr unW tho lulout. But Swiller is a football coach, "° he put it this way: "l"ootball 1acne1 are eo minutes, aren't. th~ ., •• Vet they are. and Swiller'• third-ranked Oklahoma Soooers uaed up 59 minutes and 57 aecooda ol the alloted Ome before pullln& ou\ an incredible 29-28 triumph over fourth-ranked Ohio State on Uwe von Schamann's 4l·yard field goal with only three aeconda remaining. Switzer called that decl.sive neld eoaJ • 'one of the greatest pl•ys I have ever seen in in- tercolle&iate football," but said it. was "a mJracle" that Oklahoma recovered an onside kickoff following Elvia Peacock's two- y ant touchdown run with 1 :29 to play. It was the rlrst-meeting between two of college football's traditional powers and it had plenty of everything -scoring, mistakes, excitement. Oklahoma burst to a shocking 20-0 lead ear- ly ln the second quarter, fell behind 28-20 by turning the ball over six times and then salvaged the victory in the closing seconds. Padl Footbal,l Cougars Upset; Cal, Cards Win LAWRENCE, Kan. CAP> Tom Fitch raced 75 yards with an interception for ~me touchdown and set up another with a second theft less than a minute later Saturday as Kansas beat 15th· ranked Washington State, 14-12. Washington State quarterback Jack Thompson, who was in· tercepted just once in passing the Cougars to victories over Nebraska and Michigan State, saw the Jayhawks pick off three or his aerials The favored Cougars were marching toward a score on th~ar first possession when Leroy Irvin stole a Thompson pass at the one. The Cougars were on the move again early in the second period when Thompson. press ured by the Kansas pass rush, lofted a wobbJy throw that Fitch grabbed on his 25. Fitch sailed down the sideline with defensive end Tom Dinkel wiping out the last enemy tackler at the 40 CalJlornla 28, Mb•ouri 2J COLUMBIA, Mo. CAP> Quarterback Gary Graumann came off the bench in the final quarter and pitched a 13-yard pass to Jesse Thompson, lifting undefeated California to a 28-21 victory Saturday over Missouri. The 5-11 Graumann, a junior perfonning in his first collegiate football contest, rallied the Golden Bars after Missouri, which trailed 20-7 at halftime, took a 21·20 lead with 8:26 re- main in g o n fr es hman quarterback Phill Bradley's one- yard sneak. Using the bull-like rushes of fullback Paul J ones, Grawnann steered Cal 75 yards in 12 plays Stanford 37, 1Wttob24 S TANFORD CAP } - Quarterback Guy Benjamin passed for three touchdowns and 272 yards Saturday and a pair of Stanford freshmen, Darrin Nelson and Ken Naber made s pectacular Stanford Stadium debuts as the Cardinals trounced Illinois, 37-24. Benjamin, a senior who ranks among college football's leading passers, tossed two of his touchdown passes to wide re- ceiver James Lorton who totaled 107 yards on eight catches in the victory which gave Stanford a 2-1 record going into next weekend's Pacific-8 opener against Oregon. Angels Tumble, 4-3 Royals, Halos Play Twin Bill .s,p-acu.e 22, Wadllttgton 20 SYRACUSE, N .Y .. (AP> David Jacobs kicked a 31-yard field goal with 23 seconds re- maining to give Syracuse a 22·'20 college football victory over W ashingt.on Saturday. Cookie Rojas singled home Bob Heise to break a 2·2 tie in the fifth i.nnin_g and Wilhe Wilson drove in the game·wanner with a single in the sixth as Kansas City de· feated California 4·3 Saturday for their sixth straight victory at Anaheim Stadium. The Royals went ahead on Joe Zdeb's single, John Wathan's Angeb Slate <\II G~mr.on l(MPC qadlo CllO) !><!Pl lS Kon.n Clly At C•lllnrnlA !11 17 SSp,m. IF "~lq~""'°" KL.AC. S70l S,.pt 11 Cclhlornl,t •I Mllw~uk•" I.fop! :rtCalltornl••I MllwAuke• S )Sp m S HP m. double and Rojas' single ore loser Bator Moore, 0-2. They added an Insurance run the following in· nmg when Heise was sa(e.on an error. U L . Washington sacrificed and Wilson singled lo score Heise. Kansas Caty starter Mark Lil· tell. 8-4, went the seven innings lo pick up the victory. The teams play a doubleheader today at Anaheim Stadium. It's the Angels la~t home games or the season. The Royals starting team did not resemble the team which clinched the AL West cham- pionship Friday night as only four regulars played. • California scored In lhe first in· ning after Jerry Remy drew a walk. He advanced to second on a balk by Littell and scored on a single by Bobby Bonds. Kansas City took the lead with a pair or unearned runs in the fourth inning. Rojas was safe on Dave Chalk's first error of the game. Heise then tripled to score Rojas and Washington followed with another triple to score Heise. Don Baylor's 24th home run tied the game again in the bottom of the' fourth inning. KANSAS CITY CAL.,oqHIA el>rllM el>rllM Wlls«>, cl s o J I Bosley, II J O O O Cowens,rl 0 0 0 0 RoJkvt,11 I I I 0 Nation, 211 J 0 0 0 R ..... v. 211 3 I 0 0 F.Wlllte,)t) 0000 C M•y,lb 30 11 Zcleb,lf 3 It 0 80Nlt.rl J 0 I t P-H•,Cf I 0 0 0 Bavlor,dl't 3 I I I McllN,lf 0000 GU'9t0,U •ooo Wathen, IO s 0 I 0 lndru, cl .1 0 0 0 M•vbtV. lb 0 0 O 0 Cha Ill. 311 t 0 0 0 llOjH,dl't SI I 1 Solalla,pl\ I 0 0 0 8 .MrfN, C J 0 J 0 Hmpllf, C 2 0 0 0 Hwrdle rf • 0 0 0 FlorH.Dfl t 0 0 0 H•IH ,lb • 2 I I Hmpton.c 0 0 0 0 U WtMn, U 7 0 I I TotAllJ lS • 10 • Tolelt 2' J • J ICeMH O IY 000 tit 000_, CalUo"'la 100 IOO OI0-1 • E-Ull .. 1,0.llc 2, Humpttr•y. Moon, C-lr•. OP-ICafltH Cllf I. L08-IC•nUt Clly 10, C•lllot'rlla ISi. %8-Wat-. lloJCkUon. 38 - HelM, U.WIMQ1n Hlll--•Ylor 24. ~8-4ofldt., WllMlft'l.S-4.l.~111. I~ H II Ill II to Llllell <W~I 1 2 i t S t Ml"90f'I 1) l I I 0 1 8 1td 11'> 0 0 0 I l Moo,.. IL,p.21 S"> • 4 t J 2 C.nel•• J"> t o o 7 2 S.ve-Blrd CU I, Belk-Llllell. T-2,24. ........... Baseball Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE Eaat Dtvl1lon fbiladelphia Pltt1bur1h St. Louis Chicqo tfontreal ~aw York W L Pet. GB 96 58 .623 90 SS .S81 8\.it 80 74 .519 16 80 75 .516 16\o'.I 71 S3 .461 25 flO 9' . 390 36 Wat Dlvlaloll S•Dodgert 93 81 .804 CincinnaU 84 72 .538 oust.on • 77 77 .000 Francisco 72 83 .465 AMERICAN LEAGUE Eu& Dlvl1lon New York Baltimore Boston Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Toronto W L Pet. 94 59 .614 93 62 .600 92 62 .597 72 83 .465 68 86 .'42 64 91 .413 S2 101 .340 West Dtvlaloa x-Kansu City t1 S5 .638 Texas 88 81 .sa Chicago 83 69 .558 Minnesota 81 73 .5218 GB 2 2~ 23 261,; 31 42 The 5 -7, 151-pound junior kicked two earlier field goals or 36 and 27 yards as Syracuse won its first game or the season. Syracuse opened the scoring in the first quarter with a one-yard. run by Jim Sessler. In the third period, middle guard Willie M cC ullough blocked a Washington punt, and substitute defensive back Larry Newman recovered the loose ball in the end zone to give Syracuse six crucial points. lllaecnul• 22, OregeaJO ~UGENE, Ore. (AP> -An- thony Dudley fired a 25-yard touchdown pass to Ira Matthews and Steve Veith booted two field goals Saturday night to lift un- beaten Wisconsin to a 22-10 non- conference.football victory over Oregon. The Badgers, 3-0, jumped to a 10·0 lead in thesecond quarter and never trailed. The first score came one minute into the second period when Dudley found Mat- thews behind the Oregon defense for a touchdown. Ar1%0lla St. 33, ONgo1131 TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -Steve Hickl booted a 4l·yant field 10&1 with 39 aecooda left to brine the Arhona State Sun Devils ffOm beb1nd and live them a 33-31 vic- tory aaalrult determined Oregon State University in a non- conference football game Satur· day night. Wlth 1:35 left In the game OSU quarterback John Norman fired a 13-yard pa.aJ to apUt end Steve COW')' in the end zone to put tbe Beavus in front in tho aee-saw battle, 31-30. "lt wasn't a nawleu eame, bol it had more tension, more drama, than any game 1 have ever been associated with,•• Switzer said, "but we were still lucky. When von Schamann was trying that field goal, I asked my coaches, 'why the bell are we atill in thls game?' As a coach, that was lhe greatest thrtll for me al the end." Ohio State's·Woody Hayes, who vented his anger by hurling equipment on the sidelines in the dying minutes and then slapped an Oklahoma student manager on the shoulder as he left the field, was far from thrilled. "I would rather have it dull and win." he sald ... I thoutbt we bad it won and then we didn't. We practice against an offside kickotf damn near every day and we worked on It three days this week. I don't think the klck went 10 yards but It doesn't have to since we touched it." Switzer bad said bis Sooners "lead the universe in turnovers," and all that charity gave them the astounding total of 19 tu movers in three aames. SC:OIU! •Y ou.unH Ole .. ,..,,,.. 11 J 0 t-1'1 Ohio SIM• o u 14 o-a Oki• -f'Ncocti 13 ""'wltll fumble-• '"°" Sctta....,,..klckl Olcl•~-1•""' lwonSdlematW\ltldl) Okl•~GvonSchemeMH Okl~-k"'--21 Ofl~ JO rUft IJM•kle'nltl kl( It I Ofllo~•"' """' u ...... -1.io .1 0"1o-•'1'1on I run U~-le,.tlcl kl<I• I Ollie Moore a. peu from CUtlgnOla tJ•nell ..... lkkkl 04ol~oc:lllr"" CruntellMI Ol!l•-f'G "°"Sc...,.,.,.,. 41 A-41,llt ITATllTIO OKI.A 0$U l'lr.t~ " ,. Ru ...... v•d\ 11·UO ~11) Peulng v.,ci. « n llltllWfl 'l'Meb 0 • Peoes i.s.2 , .. ,. Pun!\ J.3' S·lS l'umbl•·~! 1-• .J.1 Ptone1ti-ver<tt 1.1 .._.. INDIVIDUAi. \.•AO.RS RUSHING -olll•llom•, Sims ""°· fH<O<IC t 1·51, l.ott l)o.4J, Ohio State. S,Wlfl~ I ..... <i«•CO , .. ,). PASSI NG-0.l•eom•. a ... , .. , 3-S-2. ... OttlO $Ille, GMl'9ftola •2.0. tt. GerelO ~. 0. llll!Cl!IVING-0.lehOme, lll!Odn :M4.' Otllo Slai., '*-• l·t•. Gtlflln 1-11. INTERCEPTION-Minnesota's M ark Mer- ri II <881 escapes from a f all en t:CLA player a fter intercepting a pass from Rick Bashore. a former Edison High <Hunt- ington· Beach 1 standout. Minnesota rolled lo a 27-13 victory. See story. page Bl. Midu:est Football Roundap Michigan Fights Off F Oe ANN ARBOR. Mich. <AP> - Tailback Harlan llucklcby ran for two Sl'<'o nd -quarter tou<"hdowns, then No. 1-ranked M1ctu~an fought off Navy for a • 14·7 non-conference <'ollegc foot- ball victory Saturday. The M1dd1cs. who were work· ing on a five-game winning streak. gave Michigan all at could hand.le. llucklcby's touchdowns came on runs of 13 and 22 yards. lie also lost a rumble at the Navy one-yard line to Bart Nixon to thwart a Wolverines drive with the openm g kickoff. Navy dominated the third quarter and finally scored in the last three minutes o( the period on a 34-yard pass from quarterback Bob Leszczynski to s plit end Sandy Jones. Michlgan. 3·0 to Navy's 2·1. drove to the Middies' 12 mid way through the fourth quarter but wasn't able lo get insurance , points as Gregg Wilner missed on a 19-yard field goal attempt. Huckleby rushed for 107 yards in the first half, but didn't handle the ball much again until late in the final period. Nefwa1fca :JJ, Ba9lo .. JO LINCOLN, Neb. (AP> -1.M . Hipp scored once and Randy Garcia hlt Ken Spaeth with a touchdown pass as 14th-ranked Nebraska dominated Baylor, 31·10, in a nonconference college football game Saturday. Curtis Craig added a nashy end-around run covering 22 yards for another Huskers tally, and the Nebraska defense managed to add a touchdown as well. Billy Todd's field goat and ex- tra points, along with a two.point conversion pass form Garcia to Sports on 1V, Radio On Television Today IO:JOa.m. <2>-NFLTODAY. 11 a.m. (2) -NFL FO&I'BALL -Scheduled: Chicago Bears vs. the Cardinals in St. Louis. · Noon (11 ) -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Dodgers fl!eet the Astros at the Astrodome In Houston. 12:30 p.m. (4) -NFL '77 -Larry Merchant reports on the re- cent court case Involving George Atkinson or the Raiders and Steelers coach Chuck Noll. · J p.m. (4) -NFL FOOTBALL -Scheduled: The Oakland Raiders meet the Steelers in Pittsburgh. 2 p.m. <28> -WOMEN'S GOLF -Final round pJay in the $100,000 Sarah Coventry Classic from Round Hlll Country Club In Oakland. 4 p.m. (2) -USC FOOTBALL -The Texas Christian Horned Froes meet USC. Taped at the Coliseum Saturday. <7> - COU.EGE FOOTBALL '77 -Highlights of the weekend's top games. 11 :JO p. m. (13) -NOTRE DAME mGHUGllTS -A replay or the game between the Fighting Irlsh and the Purdue Boilermakers, taped Saturday in West Lafayette, Ind. Craig, rounded out the Husker scoring. Hipp ate up chunks or yardage as be n.i.shed for well over 100 yards, coming of( the bench to replace injured starter Rick Berns in the main NebrasJta run- ning slot. Notre Dame 31. Pvrdue2-t· WEST LAFAYETTE, 1nd. <AP) -Reserve quarterback Joe Montana directed three Notre Dame scoring drives in the fourth quarter and Dave Mitchell ran five yards for the go-ahead touchdown with l :39 to go Satur· day, rallying the lllh-ranked Irish over Purdue 31-24. The Boilermakers led 24-14 at the half and m aintained that ad- vantage going into the finaJ period as freshman quarterbaclt Mark Herrmann, who riddled the lrlsh pass defense for 351 yards. threw three touchdown passes. Colorado 42, N~ ltle%1co 1 BOULDER. Colo. <AP > --J eff Knapple, although suffering through a poor passing day, ran for two touchdowns and threw for another to trigger eighth-ranked Colorado past New Mexico, 42-7, Saturday in college football. The Buffaloes scored twice in a span of 4Ssttonds in the first half and look a 21·0 edge, while the de· fense was holding the Lobos to only two first downs in the half. Knapple, who completed only six passe1 in 22 attempts, got the Buffs' first two scores. M~ltlgan St. 34, .......... 18 EAST LANSlNG, Mich. CAP> -Tailback Leroy McGee plllflled tor two touchdowns and Hans Nielsen kicked two field NFL J'ootba.IJ on Radio Today 12 :45 p.m. KKOP C93.5> -Oakland Raiden at Pitt.sbur•h Steelers. l p.m. KMPC mo> -The Loi An1eles Rems holt the Philadelphia Eaglet. • goab as Michigan State exploded for 20 Pointa ln the third quarter Saturday and beat Wyoming 3'·18. -. -. 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San Diefto coach Tommy Prothro wl l brlnt an orteose wllb aploelvt potential Into Ar· rowbead St.adhl~1 lhcludin1 two of the m01t exclun1 breakaway ru.nna in the h.15tory ot the 811 El&ht..Jobnny Rod1en, a fonaer Hellman wtnner ftom Ntbr&1ka and Sot Wub.lncton, a former Oklahoma All ·Amtrlc:an. But Iller rour 1 an 1n Can• dtan football, JlOd.-en bu yet to make h1S 1P1a1b Jn the NFL. And VI UlllaltOa~ •IO•ed b7 ~Uri•, haln't"beia •bl• to ~rick U.. •W1iDI llntiiP· , 'WashJniton 11 pJl)'tn bebind :-!t:! three Um to band the win Doo Woodl1 •• ProUlro .. \: • .,bot ' Spart.ans. hewlllprObablYseeacUon... A~ 4J Pt"Otbrp u ld the Chargers ' "were mo-re anarr than dls-1..,. 7 coura&ed 1• after tb• Oakland game. "We •H JOinl to keep lm .. pro\ti.nl. You Juat can't make miltlkea aaalnst • team Uk• Oakland andupect to whl." Wtuln waa tlM:OUt&ltd about stveral aapoct1 ot tbe New Enaltnd tou, partJculai'lj UM llO yardt Ule CbJtfl aatntd MllblnC. 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With Tump.1 Jhe..id 3 l after a Jackluslt.•r Cir!>l half, Tarkenton engmt•t.•n·d thrt·t· k1•y plays to comt• up "'th the ~ame ·-. only touchdo" n The :J7 yl'ar old Tarkl·nton '>t'rJmblcd to get orr a 28-yard Jld'>S Lo "1dc rece1\er Sammtl' Whitt• and another eight-yard tos!'> to running back .Sam Johnson ti> kN•p the 53 yard drive ahvc 1n the lhtrd quarter Red Sox Trhaaplt DETROIT llome runs by •Ted Cox, Carl Yastr:wmsks and Fred Lynn powcrt:1I the Hoston Red Sox to a 6·2 victory over the J)etro1L Tigers Saturday and kept the Sox' pennant hopes ah ve m t he Amcrie<An Lt•aJ:uc East. The victory moved Boston 'Mthin 21 ~ games of fir!>t·plart New York , "hu·h wa'> rained out al Toronto Palmer Win• 19th CLEVELAND Ken Singleton i nd rookie Eddie Murray stroked consecutive solo home runs tn the ninth inning to """'' a I I tic and llft lhe Balli mun· Orwlcs to a 4 I win over tht• Ch.•v£>1Jnd Indians Saturdu} and put the Oraolcs t"o gJmt•'> lx:htnd '.\:t•" York ACCOMANDO DOWN Formt·r Orang<• Coast Collt·~t st Jr Ton~ Aceomando. nm' phn l!lg for TCl ·. IH•s on .1 h1· J.!l'ouncl as L'SC's Denni' .Johnson <51ii IO\\l'I" "' t.•1 him !'IC retorclc•d a 5J.<l \ 1cto1.' St•t· storll's. PJ#l' B·I Haltimon• '>lartt.•r Jim P:.ilmer 19·11. '>t'all1•n•d '>l'V<:n hits m win ning his sixth straight decision Southwest Football Leonard OW1ted LOS /\NC EL ES The top Cour SCl0ds 1n mt•n'!-> s m~lt·'> gamed b1•rlh!-> rn th1• '>t•m 1f111als of the SIOtJ.UOO SouthC'fn C'aliforn1a Open 'l'l•nn1 s Ch:.1mp1on!>h1ps ~alurdav Hrr<.tn ·(;ottfrtl·d whipped Sasha Mc•non, 6·1, G 4 mul will meet Ed dtC' r>ibbs m the M'mrfmals today D1bbs udvanl'cd with a 6·4, 6 4 Four Field Goals Lead Aggies, 33-17 1 victory OVl'r L'hff l>ry!->dale. In thl· other '>cm1frn:.il, Manuel Orantes will fart· Haul Ramirez Or<1nles t•l1m1niJll•d Tom Leonard of Lagun:t Niguel, 6·3, 6·7. 6·3 whill' ltam1rcz ousted E!tot TelU>chcr, 6 4, 6·4 Lollar Die• SPR I NGFIELD. Mo Sherman l..i>llar, a former major leagur ha ... t>ba ll l'<Jlrhrr. died Saturday of cancer II <' was 53 Lollar . who went hy th<: nJ('knamc · 'ShNm. ' µlay('fl about 20 ycc.i rs in the major leagues. frn1shmg hts carc1..•r in 1963 after 10 years v.1th the Chicago Wh1ll· Sox lie rN'Plvl'<J tht· Golden Glove award as the outstanchn~ fielder among maJor league catchers in 1957, and was the Amer ican League's top fil•lding catcher the next two sea'>ons i\ftcr he retired as a player, Loll~ir l'oachcd the• Baltimore Orioles until 1966 Golf Leadn-s MASON Otloo Third rouno '"•0.•~ o;.ru-0.01 In lh<t \1!0 OOOOll•o IClnQ\ l•l•M ~n QOll '°"'"" n'fnl o"'r I~ °"' 10 6 UI u rd J•<' NoOIM.1• Coll C...nt.,. tour\# M1,et41ll e ... c,......,. .. Torn IColt Tony~da J1rn~n1 Mfl••r S.rbttr C.••¥ "'"" 80bWynn T~rry 014'111 Oon ""°'.V 8 ol!R-• L•nnyW-ln\ lo(lac M<L~nc!On Roel Curl Fr~ 1No111 Jerry Pele 8111 Pelll&m Ktoll>Ferqus &a-U/1 70) ., 6111 10S -I) 108 ..... n 108 .... ,, '°' n .. ., '°' •• 41 1J '°' •• 11 10 110 10 10-10 110 l>l-1110 710 10 10 10 1•0 " .. 10 110 10..,. n 110 10 .. 11 110 10 .. 1·1' 110 10-411l 110 .... 13 110 n .11 .. 1 110 LUBROCK. Tex . <AP J Barefoot Tony Franklin's whiplash leg hoo'med r1cld ~oat-. of 48, 25. 51. and 37 yards in the rourlh period Saturday night and the sixth ranked Texa!. J\&M A~· grcs nudged seventh-ranked Tex• as Tech, 33-17, in a rousing Southwest Conference football game before a record Jones Stadium crowd of 56.008. Tech 's gallant Red Raiders struggled for three quarters Y. lthout the aid Of their wizard quarterback Rodney Allison, who went down with a severe ankle s prain late in the first quarter and viewed the game on erutches from the srdelJnes. The Aggies. now 3.0 overall and IO in SWC play, fell behind 1·0 on a 51 yard screen pass from All ison to Mark Julian, but rallied behind David Walker's pin-poi nt passtn g and the pulsat rng dashes of running back Curtis Dickey. Arka,..cu 31~ Tuba3 FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. CAPJ Arkansas' big-play offense t urned two second quarter op· portunities into touchdowns and the 16th-ranked Razorbacks went on to defeat Tulsa , 37-3, in an in· tersectional football game Satur- day . The Razorbacks, who start Southwest Conference play next week against TCU. ere off to their fi rst 3·-0 start since 1969. The Razorbacks put the game away in the second quarter. Nursing a 10·0 lead, Arkansas Pitt Romps, 7 6-0 Penn State Blast,s Terps PfllLADELPlflA (AP) -Pitt's freshman quarterback Rick Trocano r an for three touchdowns and passed for another as last year's national champions routed Temple, 76--0, Saturday in a col· lege football mismatch. Fullback Elliott Walker, the Panthers' successor to Hei.sman Trophy winner Tony Dorsett, scored two touchdowns and threw for a third following a pitchout from Trocano. Ttocano went to the bench after the first half with the fumbl· in&, outclassed Owls down 48.0. It was the most points ever scored against Temple in one hall, surpassing the 35 points -also racked up by Pitt -in 1975. The ha.rd·char1ln1 Walker left with fess than three minutes gone in the third period after he had rushed for 102 yards on 17 carries, makint him the second leadlnl rusher in Panthers his· Lory. He now hu a total of 1,980 yards, compared to a 8,526 for 'l)ortetl. Pf!lflfl St•te %7, ,,,,,,,,,._,, .• STATE COLLEGE, Pa. <AP)-QuarterbackChuck Fuslna'• 58·Yard touchdown 3aa1 to flanker Jimmy Cefalo inapped a t-3 U,l.rd quarter Ue an trictered filtb·ra.nked Penn State's Nlltany lJ.onatoa 27-9vtctoey over the Maryland Terr•plDISaturday. "81.lna completed 19 of 21 pa.aaea tor 286 yarda and two toUchdoWnl aa Peon State beat t.M AUantJc Cont Conterenc• tum t« tbt lMh atr•l•ht tlme, aQd 22nd tn U m"tlnaa betw"n the EUtern piowen. Pam SU.le took • i.o tint perlod lt1d on a 21-)'ard field 1oaJ by lllllt Bahr. bdt.Ma.ryla1*l Utd tt on Ed Loncar·11a.yarder u t¥el0c* rMout• IMftn&hilf, , Ja.tM Udi'd ~ 8tale brdt• ~ the 1a•11• defenalve mta1e .,_. ScOtt '1\ibe'• punt beeked llarylNd to tu th,... ~anr.w. T'9 retUm klclt canted to tbe LIOnl' 31, Md oo iMOiod -.. C4ilalo rac4id belalDd \be Terpa' ~ and 1rabbed a M.;yn taucbdown pau from J'ualn•, took over on the Tulsa 47 follow· inJ! a pass intcr('t'ptron by linebacker Wilham llampton. On first down quarterback Ron Calcagni tossed to flanker Donny Bobo m the rtal and he went all the way, aided by a block by Steve Heim S. ffethoditU 28. Tula11e23 DJ\ LLJ\S ! A P > Southern Mc•th<X.11!.t, bolMcrcd h y a 100· yard 1ntc•rcept1on return for a touchdown hy Putt Choate, wt•athl'recl the• masl1·rful passing of Tulane's Hoc·h llontas Satur day n1f.(ht for a 28 23 non· t•onfC'rcntc• victory llonl as. :.i !>ophom ore', shat· lt•red f1vt• Tu Ian<' n •rnrds and lt!d the• (;rc•l'n WJve. O.;$, on three 80 yard toul'hdown drives. He riddled SMU 's secondary for 373 yards 011 J:J c-omplet1ons in 42. al- te m pl s, lhr"w one 33 ya rd toul'hdown pass to Skip Charles and scored unothrr Spartans Trip Titans, 23-12; 49ers Triumph SAN JOSE IA P 1 Randy Johnson kicked field goals of 34, 25 and 32 yards for t he San Jose Spartans who got off to a 20-point lead a nd coasted to a 23·12 Pacific Coast Athletic Associa- tion football victory over Cal State <Fullerton) Saturday night. J ames Johnson ran two yards for a second-period score and Ed Luther wen t a yard on a quarterbJck streak for a third· period touchdown for San Jose before F uller ton got on the scoreboard with a seven-yard pass from Dale Bunn to J ay Ben- nett. Obie Graves rushed seven yards for Fullerton 's second touchdown. In the first 20 minutes the Spart a ns defen se featufing line backers Randy Gill and Frank Manumaleuna choked off the Titans without a first down. Cai SC•te (~8) 21, r...r7 LONG BEACH CAP) -Chuck Benbow rushed for 117 yards on 17 carries and scored tw.o touchdowns Saturday as un· .beaten Cal State (Long Beach) whipped Lamar Unlvenlty, 21·7. in an tntenectlonal college foot- ball game. Benbow acored on a 4e-yard run tn the third quarter to 11ve the 49era a 14·0 leaa and on a one· yard plunae ln the fourth perlOd to mue It 21.0. The Gen, now 2·0, tOOk a 7.0 lead ln the tlrilt period on an 11· yard pua from quarterback Jim Jrreltaa to t11hl end Jlm llcCl...U, Uld th nnt ol three convtnlaal by n-Oraqe COUt 1ta.rWood1Tr ltr. • SUnday. September 25. 19n DAILY PILOT 83 LSU Belts. Rice, 77-0; t Alabama, Auburn Win BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Sophomore wide receiver Carlos Carson caught five touchdown passes -including bombs for 76 and 67 yards -to lead Louisiana State to a 77·0 college football victor y over Rice Saturday night. The first fou r touchdown re- ceptions were t hrow n by sophomore quarterback Steve Ensminger. The fifth was from another soph quarterback, David Woodley. Senior fullback Kelly Simmons scored two touchdowns on runs or three and 19 yards. Sophomore tailback Jerry Mur phree scored on rWll> of three yard!. and one yard ,tlaba•a 2.f, \.'anderfrilt J2 NASHVILLE. Tenn. <AP> - Tony Nathan's fir:o.t quar ter scor- ing dive put Alabama in front for good Saturday as the 10th ranked T1<k defeated Vanderbilt, 24·12, m Southea::.tcrn Conference root- ba 11. Alabama kicker Roger Chap- man booted a 20-yard field goal to cap a 56-yard drive on the Tide's opening possession. Chap. man made three field goals in fr ve attempts during the first half to tic an Alabama record for Held goabm a ~amc Following Chapman's first f1l•ld goal, Vandy corner back Walter Jordan sacked Tide quarterback Jeff Rutledge, re· co\ t>nnf.! his fumble. Four plays later Vanderbilt's Gr eg Martin k 1t·kcd a 37 yard field goal to tic the game3·3 1luburn l.f~ Tenne••~ 12 KNOXV ILLE. Tenn (AP> · Freshman James Brooks set up a winrung touchdown ,with a 40· vard run as Auburn held off three Tennessee scoring threaLo; in the ::.econd half to take a 14 12 college silverwoods football victory over the Vols Saturday. The gam e was the first Southeastern Conference football match of the season for both schools. Tennessee tried a field goal with 15 seconds remaining in the game. But Jimmy Gaylor 's 36- yard try fell 10 yards short of the goal posts. So. MU.Unppl 27 .. Mb.U•lppl 19 OXFORD. Miss . <A P > Fullback David Hosem ann blast- ed one yard for one touchdown a nd grabbed a five-yard pass for another in a third-quarter ex- plosion that carried Southern Mississippi to a 27·19 upset or fu mble-stricken Mississippi in the rain Saturday. Running back Ben Garry also scored two touchdowns -on a 26-yard run and a one.yard plunge as the Eagles duplicated last week's upset of Auburn and made Mississippi their second st ra1ght Southeaster n Con- ference victim . ' Kentucky 28, Wnt l'irginia 13 LEXINGTON, Ky. CAP> Kentucky's Derrick Ramsey plowed across t he goal line from inches away for one touchdown and passed 50 yards to Felix Wilson for another score as the Wildcats defeated 17th-ranked West Virginia, 28-13, Saturday in college football. West Virginia took a 7-0 lead on an 11-yard pass from Dan Ken· dra to Dave Riley LO the first quarter. but Kentuck y struck back with four touchdowns for a 28· 7 lead early in the fourth period. Kentu cky consisten tly at- tacked t he interior of West Virginia's defensive line. open· ing large holes in the second half. The M0Wlta1neers, 2·1, got the b all deep into Kentucky territory twice in the final m inutes, but could not score. C'lemuOll3J, Ge.rgla Tech 14 AT L A NT A <AP > Quarterback Steve F uller ran for t wo touchdowns, threw for another and workhorse running back Lester Brown ripped off a 20 yard scoring run to power the Clemson Tigers to a 31-14 college football victory over Georgia Tech Saturday. Fuller, a 6-4, 198-pound junior. hit his favorite receiver, end J erry Butler, with a 66-yard scor- ing strike in the opening quarter and scored himself m the second pen od to give the Tigers C2·1 > a 24-7 halftime edge Florida 24~ Ml••u11ippi St. 22 JACKSON , Miss tAPJ Terry LcCount raced 16 yards for the wmnr ng touchdown with only 57 seconds remaining Saturday and gave the 13th-ranked Florida Gators a 24-22 victory over No. 12 Mi ssiss ippi S t a t e i n a Southeastern Conference football game. Florida. 2-0. had blown a 17·0 lt.•<Jd m thL· final 18 minutes when the Bulldogs ('Onverted rumblt.- recoverics deep in Gator tcr ntory mto three touchdowns. lffia•i (Florida} 23. Florida St. 17 TJ\LLJ\llASSEE. Fla. CAP> M1am1 · .. Chris Dennis kicked two ·17 yard f1l•ld goals rn the final six minutt-s Saturday night to lead the llurncanes to a 23-17 victon over Florida St:.itc. · Denni s s napped a 67-17 trc· when he booted his first 47-yard field goal with 5·02 11.'ft in final 'period M1um1 's John Turner set up the• dccis1 vc three pointer b.} rnlcrccptrng a pa::.s . Separate-Lees~ Fun denims for men of any age. H D LEE comes up with 100% cotton denim separates designed for lhc achvc life you lead Whelh"r it's showing the kids tho arl of skat£1bonrd1n9, heading tor lhe big game or a fun weekend nwny. Fly front zip 1acket fcaturrs cpaulc11cs, storm collar, upper snap pockets plus extra cargo pockels M;itchrnq 1cans with scooricd front pockets and rear palch pockets. In indigo blue with 01-ingc top st1tch1ng Jacket 35.00 Jeans 16.50 45 Fashion Island • -. - •' \ r ' .. ' . . ... .... . "--..... Dally ll'llel l"M'" lty l"at•l<ll O'Donnell GauChos Upset Pirates, 17-10 By DAVE CUNNINGHAM CM• o.tty 1'1194 ltMf Now Orange Coast College knows how it made Golden West College feel last week. In a non.conference football game that bore some striking re- semblances to Orange Coast's 13·7 upset over Golden West last week, the Pirates were stung by Saddleback College, 17·10, at Mission Viejo High School Saturday night. . The major difference was that last week Orange Coast was celebrating and now it's Sad- dleback 's turn to celebrate. Saddleback entered the game as a distinct underdog, if only because it had lost to a Cypress College team (13·3 > that had been beaten by Orange Coa.st2S·3. But. just as Orange Coast played above expectations last week, Saddleback College turned in a surprisingly s h arp performance to turn the tables. didn't cul down on its mistakes drastically, it would be in deep trouble against Orange Coast. Responding lo the challen&e. Saddleback played what seemed a flawless game and kept con- tinual pressure on the Pirate.i with a relentless pass rush. That pressure was at least partly responsible for three in- terceptions, each one killing a crucial Orange Coast drive. The last two pass thefts came in the closing seconds of th~ Jtame. when Saddleback was try. ing desperately to pr otect its I 17·10 lead. Orange Coast bad moved the ball to Saddleback's eight-yard line with SS seconds remaining and was knocking on the door. Then the Gauchos' Dion Strom- botne picked off a pass in the end zone and ran 1t oul to the 14·yard hne but fumbled it back into the hands of the quarterback who had thrown 1t to him, Gary Guis- ncss. occ·s FAYE WEATHERS (RIGHT) IS TACKLED BY RON WADE (59) AS STEVE WILLIAMS (36) TRIES TO ASSIST. After Saddleback los t to Cypress' coach Ken Swearingen emphasized that if h is team On the next play Guisness was sacked for a five-yard loss, and with JO seconds remaining he threw his third and most damag- ing interception. It was picked off by Steve Williams and re- turned to the 37, whe re the Gauchos let the clock tick away to seal their victory. .. ·. .~ Oilers Clobber Bolsa, 35-21 lly JA<'K Ml"ITER (.. ... D•llY Piiot St•tl l)u.1rttrhi.1ck Mar co 1'JgnJ11•·'li ,,r llu11t1ngton llcal·h ll1 gh fJJSS~cl ror three tou!'hclt1v. ns anti cl1rc1.·tcd ht::. tt•iJm to tv.•1 n10rt• s< on·s in lead ing th<.· OllN.., pits! non leagul' rn 11 t ha 11 f o.. Bo h ,, c; r ., n d c ((;;Jtdt•n (;1ovt•1, :1•, :!I. al Bolsa C1.1nd<· lhgh Saturtl.t} night Pagn<in1·llt pJssc·d for 13i \a r<b dunng I ht• 1·11nlt•st. ton nt•1·t111g on Ill or 17 pas·ws Th<: lt•a<hng t.1t1·h (':iml' v.1th JUsl 45 M·c·11111t ... n·ma1n1ni.t 1n lht• third quJrtt•r a-. Olltr Ed Shute caught an 11 \ anl ;11·nal lo .,t·run: tht• \ 11·lor; i\lwad b \ iusl ont• TD. lhl'<)llc•rs look ,J :15 21lt•ad11n IJar 1 c·n Moon., 1'1\T 01J.-r.., \I.Ide rl' 1·1·1\('I' ~1·ott llrummc·tl \I.LI., tht• l1 •;1<ltng 1 ,·11·1v(·1 as h1· .,naggl'tl Edison, Uni Nab Titles; Duff Stars Ed1"on ll 11!h of llunlinJ.(ton ll1•:ic·h ;md l 111\ 1·1 ~1ty 1111-!h of ln11w \\11n \Jt...il\ i.-um ttlll's 1n th•·11 n:..,pt·1·l1\t' dl\1swn::. while llunt111gton Bt•:it•h ll1gh':. Gordon Duff had ttw rus tl'st time in Saturda\ ·.., 1 llh unnual <'11ron<1 clc•I \t.11: ( '1 oss Countrv lnv1ta t1onal Duff 11utk t<'kt•d Corona tlel \1 ..11"s DJ\,. 111111-.akt·r In win the ell\ 1-.1nn :.! thn·•· rnilt• t·vent in lfi 17 Etf1..,on hl'h1ncl 1unior Mikl· l..1nd.,11n who "'"" hts rate m 17 01 1 .m ,I\\ .1~ v.ith the d1vis1on .I l 11 It· Four Tro.1an:.. led by runnerup Tonv Powcll. hntshed in t.he top Ill to lwl p l'ntvers1ty walk away \\1th lhc dl\'1s1on 1 title Irvine's Brad G111so v. as third l\l the Dana Hills lnv1tat1onal. \1i:.s1on V1t'JO '!> Mark La Bvnlt" won the d1v1s1on 3 <.eniors race. Unan Apr>('I placed fifth to help Fountain Valley to a Courlh place team finish in the I.as Vegas In· vitat1onal. Marina. with Carl An· <kr:1on placing s ixth, was .. <'venlh. ... ,,.c•osicouNT•v COllOHADIL MAii INVITATIOHAL VAllltTY (Ill'""'""' Dlvl•lm11 t Avila ICMl ... 11116 st, 1 Powell IU"lwrsllyl 11 ·3•; 3. 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Cta~I 110, LMAlamllot 121, LO•AllM 1.10. DM.,...J four pas:.e:. for 53 yards Brum mell 's 1:1-yard cal<.'h v..1th 7 03 rt: ma1nrng in the first quarter and his 20-} ard rcceplton with JUSt 35 s econd::. ldl 1n the opening quarter v.cre good for llunttngton lkat h touchdowns Oilers placck1ckcr !\loon boot t•d the txlr.1 points i.IS 1 lunungton B1·ach kd the Matador'.'>, 21 0, al th•· end of the firs t quarter lluntinglon's opcn1ng '.'>Core· c·aml· i.il the !>l<.trt of th<.• conlC'-l Taking the hall on 1L., 36 tht• Oilers marched f>.1 yorcJ.., With !I If. left in the r1rsl quartl'r, Junior running back Jtm Thoma!> ran 10) ards 11p the middle for the Sl'Clrt' Moon's first of f1v<• extra po111l!> for lht' <>ill'rs was go1>d <i::. llunt 111gton Bt'iH'h l<lok ..i 7 () ll'ad llunl1n glon ... r11st four possessions ll'd to touchdov. ns Thi· 011l·1s' fourth sC'orc l'Jmt· \\1th JUSl ti :l!J ll'ft Ill play tn the hrsl half a::. Junior running back Deron Linsa<'um hlasted his way thn•t· '.inb for th<' score. Moon again ·l·omt·rlt•d ancl the Oilers \H·re 1m top. 28 U Bols;.i Grande then tame ah'e h~ putting two quick scores on t h1: hoard before the hair c•nded On a Gl·}ard drive. tht• Matadors ran and passed lhe1r v. ay to the fl\l' V<.1rcl l1nc or Lht• Oilers :\1 :Jtuc.lors runn 1 ng ha<·k .J cff Sudyka hit pa~chrt with 3 18 n· matmng 111 lht• half on a fin~ yurd run After a short 1>ossess1on by lhe Oilers and H 38-yarcl r1cld goal al· u:mpt thal was s hort the Matadors look over on their own 20 Sudyka look the firs t handorr of the series 80 yards for another Holsa Grandt• !>t''lrl' "'1th JUSl 49 ... econds ll'ft 1n lht• first half Sudyka caught the t \\ o 1m1nt con· vc•rs1on try fr om \111tadors quarterbat·k Tom Stormer to dose the gap llunltngton still led. 28-14 Bolsa Grande took lhc opening kickoff m the sccond quarter 75 .) ards On a third down '11luat1on running back John ~1arshall scored from the three Poolel:t · PAT closed the gap to 28-21 Shute's catch with 45 second~ left in the third quarter lockeo the game up for the Oilers. OAMI STATISTICS I' lr\100-1 ru.hl,.. flr•l-•~tln" fl.,1-•C*Ylll<e• l o1al flnl down• Vardt•utlllnQ vardtpeulnQ Yerd•IClll Net y1nlS91tlMCI Pun11-aoo dl1lenc:• PoMltlft-V.,dS-.tllted l'umbl•·lurnblff lotl kMe ~, °'6.tr1 ... , "' It • 0 ,. 1M Ill " ,.., J.)0,3 4·•2 0-0 HunllnQ!Ofl llea<ll )I 1 1 Doi" Grandi o 1' 1 llUSHING "-' .... '"'" l<lt YI ,, Pe1.1n•nettl • '2 • ll\Om~ It 11 I Gv1man 1 " I ltnla<um 3 • 0 Lawrence l 1 , NlkC .... Clt 2 11 0 Wllkf' 1 0 , Tot-. lS , .. •• ...... ~ ..... !MnlOfl ,, .. 0 s1 .... .....,. ' n JO Sudvlt• 11 111 • ""41..-11 • u 0 IUc .... llMI I 0 11 lotell 0 215 41 ll'AHlltlO .......... INcll 10 • 3 I 12 zu J6 ., 21• "''·' •·1' .,., 0 JS 0 21 4Vf l7 •• ,, H -0 s SS 70 ., •• 20 •• a It 0 •o ' uf,, 1, ......., ICdlMlftl 17 01 t McM-ll"llOS v.,.•d 17 U;l 8r11n11erd ll•n M••<"'I ll:IS, 4. .. ...-111 ,. "' 17 IO 111111 ff "'· 0 "' . .. See X-coun&ry Paie 85 ............ ltormt1r Irvine Hosts USC After e n joying a lau,ber, UC lrvlne will face a atirf teat today when It meetl USC at noon at the Newport Harbor H.tah pool. The Anteatera ran tbtlr HaaOn r.cord to 5-l Sat.urda, at the expenH of Ptpperd¥>e. Gary l'l1ueroa 1cored lour toala in lhO 15-1 rout and now bu 17 aoall lll 1lx ....... Coach Ed Newland cleared his bench early In the third period alt.er Scott Beck.er acored au three ol bis aoall tn the frame to make It 12-e. Seven of Pepperdlne ·1 aoal• ~ame ln atx.on-tlve altuailcm. 11 ' ... .... SAOOLEBACK'S GREG SPEICHER (22) RUNS PAST MIKE MUSSO (50). Among the defensive standouts for Saddleback were tackle Alan Streeter. who made a key tackle on rourth-and·goal to stop an earlier Orange Coast threat, and derenslve back J eff Hopp, who broke up several passes. * * * GAMe STATISTICS occ s l'o"l~""'Nl'Q .. (I Flr\t~ ... Hl"CJ 4 s l'tn1--.,,..,.111u 1 0 Tolelflrst-• '' IJ Y Ard• ruVllng 199 102 Yarouw1utng 80 "' YerO\IO'll 77 ., Net vard\oalneo 2ST JJI> Punt•·•..,.,r4191 dl\len<,. S·l1.4 '1-?S S PenalbM-Y•rd•penallzed S.lS 11 (o() Fumbles-f uml>llK ICKI 3·2 ,_, k•,.. by OINrten Or•nQeC.outCollf!9' 0 7 0 3..,-10 s.t<ldlebec:I< College 1 7 0 3-11 llUSHING Or-CN•I Cell-tcb Y9 yl ""' w~al,,..r\ 12 S7 6 38 Den. Bo!.well s 70 0 40 Hett .. 33 3 J't Gul\AP\\. 8 73 11 1.S 1.1nc1 .. t ' 14 0 1'0 0Avt\ \ ,, 1 42 P•r ... 1 I 0 1 ·10 Ouddrl• 27 0 SS Mollica • 0 110 Tot.ti• •6 199 77 1a S-IMeclCott ... WOOd b 7S 0 •I *('""' JJ 171 s ).1 Vann IS ., u o• TOllll\ 54 202 «I 19 ll'ASSINO Of'-Ceut C.11-,.. P< plll , .. pct. Hall b ' 0 ' .... C.Ut\nft' .. 73 10 3 71 •:M M Oll1t..a 1 0 0 0 000 lol•I\ 'JO 11 J 80 ~ SMdlMe<k Coll- V•ncv ti 'I I 131 ,,, Wr1Qht ' 0 41 1.000 !>oe•<""' 0 I 0 .000 Tot eh .. I 2 174 •21 Edison Shocks Warriors, 27-0 Uy ROGER CARLSON DI (IW D•llY Piiot Stall 1-;d1son <Huntington Reach I ll1gh's Chargers, led hy the lrad(•mark that ha!> c<irrterl them to pi.isl glon<.'S a swarming, ant· ltkc d C'fcns<· shol'kcd heavily favored West Torrnncc Saturday night . 27 0, al Oran ~<.· Coa.,l ('ollei.:t• Bcfon• a crowd of 4,600 the Chargers of Edison coach Btll Workm;in <iven~ed a s tinging J4 7 defeat al West Torrance m 1976 Although hil v..1th the loss of versatile Chuck Crawrord. a blue chip retc1ver and defensJ\.e bal'k who underv..ent 15 sl1tches m hi:. arm due to an inJury Thursday, Edison played as if it were in mid season form All of the Edison derenders were pulling the rlamps to the highly-rated Warriors of West Torrance us 1f lhcy were mad at somebody but the knockout Cowboys Stomp El Paso, 54-0 STILLWATER, Okla. (AP> Terry Miller gained 161 yards on 29 carries and scored twice in leading Oklahoma State to a S4-0 football victory over mis· matched Texas (El Paso) Satur· day. Miller scored on runs or two and three yards. In the first half, Miller out· gained the entire Miners team, getting 113 yards on 20 carries. The Texas-El Paso Mlners had 99 total yar_ds_. ________ _ hlow was delivered by eight man loothall rt'fugcc Handy Ponder. a Ir an!>fer rrom II u n l ington Heuch'!-i Liberty Christian High. Pondt·r la<'klcd Wt•st Torrance n·c·<.·1 vt•r Stolt Stout and forcec.l a tumbll' which Bri<in Gloshen ... ('ooped up .ind rnn thn•e yards to the Wt·sl Torram·f.' threc·}'ard hne late tn the ::.<.•tond period. Four plays later <iOphomorc quart<'rback Fronk Seurer plung(•d over from inches out with ti 12 lefl and Mike Haney s sN•ond of thr<'c PATs gav<.' the Chargers u eommanding 14·0 lead F:arher Edison had driven 69 ) ards with the help of two ma1or penalties roughing the kicker and pass interference lo break tlw scoring ice. Tim Frink scored from a half Yi.lrd out. but 1t remained for de· fenders like Gloshen . John Rogdan, Don Weis man, Greg Codde, Larry Parkinen und Don Morse to enhance the lead with their overwhelming attack. West Torrance's offense wa!l suddenly jelly compared to early t•xplo1L'i which had led to a drive to Edison 's 19 before geltmg bogged down. Whatever hope the Warriors sttll had Wi.IS dashed quickly m the lhfrd period as Bogdan's furn· ble recovery at the West Tor· ranee 38 led to a 38.yard scoring drive, which consumed 6:22 of playing time with Frink again pounding over from a yard out. Bogdan and Codde sea led off a mild We.st Torrance threat later and then the Chargers offense. getting better as the game wore on. marched 62 yards wath Rob M 1lucky going the final three yards for the fourth Edison touchdown. West Torrance never penetrat· ed Edison's 19 and was held to 88 yards net by lhe torrid Chargers defense. GAME STATISTICS First down$ ru\r.lnq Flr•t OOwn• p.ulnq Pl"t t!Ownt ~n•otlr• l 01at llr\t aown~ 'OrdHV\l\tnQ Y•rdU>"\llnQ VarO\ '°'' N~l Y•111> 9a1n...i Punh·•ttt'•fll "'''"'"' • P.,naltl,..'\ v•rO\ ~nttililld F umblt-. lumbl~\ tint k0ttby0U•rtan WT l 9 ·~ 37 .. a& 7·37 0 7M .J.2 E I J 7 17 111 ,, ,, 1'1 1...0 I ..... 3. 0 0 0 o-f 0 14 1 6-11 P•lmer Hon~ lorr9' Total~ Crl•• f rl"" Seur•r MltuckV Caroue Pa•lore Cllurchward EdOtll lolait RUSHING Wt1t Ttirr--•c• t<b t2 13 • ,, Edotefl 16 • q 1 49 70 ' " 7 10 t s I t ~ 1]7 l"AUtlfG WH I Torrence YI 3 ., 1 " 0 0 u 0 0 • 0 0 0 14 •• PC 11 ' plll Ye I 37 ldlHl'l I• 6 Sol ... , , 0 • 1 10 s I 3 pct .11 ,., 4 Mld·tnglntd OOHC tno"'• mettd ID • l1v•·•f)ffd gl••boX Detroit has ordered four ••• would you like to drive to~ay what they'll be bu~lding in 1!81? 1 The GIUillllO llyled bodV IG • 1t1nd aellOI In IOOfll r •r OH1gn, nol o"nly lor lhe lfHk 1h1pe, t>ul lhe lo.w 01to11ne oontumphon • 17 mPQ In t01Wn. 211 mpg 1n the councry, according to EPA Hllmac .. 2 All ot the o•uoH end con1rol1 arranged 1n 8 cot>sole lnchH 1w1v from lhe 11ee11ng wtlffl your h1nd1 n-neeo leave lhe Wh01L 3 Only two eeal& end minima! luggage IPIC• 08CIUH Colln C1>,pm1n w1nled 1 cir built to1111e men en1hu1l11tlc 11>0ul driving . , , no! 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J I Em•I IEI OouCIOl !0')3; ' Otr !Upland) 10 30 l T'*-IEI 0...edOI 10: .. ; •. Wood IUpl-) IO;lt: s. MecK•Y IMIMlofl VleJol 10:5': • S""""°" IUol-l 11,01, 1 Hawe IE.._i.I 11 01, • W.115 IS.nte An• 'V•llovt 11·01; •·Fe• IE1l11n<l•I 11:11; 10.St•W IGen .. l>el ll:tt. .. . . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . ' . 21-10 \llrto rr1 Rus tle r s Rebo11nd To Sink Huskies 81 HOWAaD L. ltANDY oe-o.i1y "1,.. ''"" F.AST LOS ANGELES Gold~ W~t Colh1ae rebounded with a vc:naeance Saturday night. to hand tbti host East Los Anceles College HW1kies a 21-10 defeat here before 2,800 fans. Tim Janovic got the acorinl under way with an 80-yard burst up the middle for a score just. 14 seconds after the Huskies had taken a 3-0 lead on a 27-yard field aoaJ by Ray Lugo with 4: 14 left in the first hall. A stubborn Golden West de· fense, spearheaded by Don DlPalma and George McGowan, held the Huskies in check until the final series when they marched 78 yards for a score with the aid of a pass in· terference penalty. DiPalma was the leading GWC tackler with five and knocked three passes away from intended receivers. He also had one of four pass interceptions by the Rustlers. McGowan had at least three unassisted tackles, blocked a field goal attempt and partially blocked another along with in- Lercepting a pass. After lhe two teams sparred in a punting duel in the first period and each missed on field goal at· tempts, Lugo hit on his third try from the 27 with 4: 28 remaining in the half. starting running backs, suffered a sprained ankle while blocking for a Bill Holst gain of 29 yards in the first period and didn't play again. The other starter, Loren Mickhn, didn't get into the game at au with an ankle injury. Golden West 's second touchdown came on the first play or the final quarter when reserve halfback Ron Dykes broke loose around right end from 43 yards out. He received a key block from Tim Wigmore and Peter Florin kicked his second of three conversions. Florin has hit 18 straight without missing over a two-year span. The final GWC score came on a three.yard blast by Steve Fogel with 3 :22 left to play after DiPalma's pass interception set it up al the Huskies' 16. GAME STATISTICS Flrt1-.rus1t1no FlntCIOWMPti""ll Fir\! oo-s pel\Olllel ToUIUrst-s Y•rd\ '"~Inv Verd\ p;t\\l"'I Yetdl IO!ll Net y•rCl•~lnoCI Punts-41....,r-Cllslen<e Ptn1lli••·v••dsponellud F11mblM·lurnbln IOSl owe • 1 I ,. 31' l~ 19 -t·ll 1 .... .-1 IE s I 1 IS 1)3 1n 30 1tO .. i..s t-02 :J-1 ScoreiWOHrt•n Goldett ~I Coll- E .. 1 LMO.no-lftC.011- ltUSHINO Goldotl wnc c..11.,. 0 1 01.4-71 0 l 0 1-10 J•no•oe M.,lln ~01\1 Oyke\ Foqel Colo,.,..,, Toi al• It• Y<1 • 107 7 10 II M 11 u 10 H ) ] n 3,. E ••I L .. A"'°IH Coll- 11 •I s ,, .. " u .,, • 0 71 0 3 1 ,. > l II 0 3 0 ..... tl.4 10.0 -0 3 , s •• O• • 1 CATCHES PASS Saddleback's Mike Pardi <l eft l tries to g l·t p<J :-.l Orange Coast's Scott Merry during c.iclion Sutur· <l;;iy night. Saddlcba1·k :-.tory. l'ag e B-.t For Colleges DAILY PILOT \\on II 10 Janovic took a handorf on a quick-opening play up the middle on the next scrimmage play, broke into the open a nd dodged around two second ary defenders to go 80 yards for a score. This eq ualled the second .longest touchdown run from scrimmage for a Golden West player. The longest 1s 81 yards by Mark Davis m 1975 ti•rn\ Rowe EMIUIWI Kemp Scott Lumlord 5talloro Tot .. i. 10 1 \ t I 3 0 1)3 •• ".USING Goldort .,, .. , Coll- .... P< p~I 11 q I • 30 11 I 8 Jl 21 71 3 0 -60 ?) pct_ - Pirates Fall, 13-9, In Finals F oothall Scores Ric Martin, une of GWC's Eut Los A"90ln Coll090 lf IS • 111 Tars Fall, 11-5 .. I WEST WALNUT -Orange USC51.TCUO Coast Colle~e·s eight-Stanford37 Illinois 24 game water polo winning -Cal St. <LB0121. Lamar7 Mira Costa Nabs streak came to an end Wisconsin 22, Oregon 10 Saturday night when the Arizona St. 33, Oregon Pirates lol>t to West St 3l Valley College 13·9 in the San Jo:..c st. 23 CS Full . championship bout or the 12 ' Prep Polo Cl~.sic Mt. San Antonio Colle~e C•IPolv SLOtJt S.C•Amtn1os1 1 T ournament. • Huml)Olfll!.t 2• w111~m•"•' I 0 C UC Oavl\ 16 ~·Sound u twus range oast'!. Ho w .. ,os1>11 c..1s1 LAi i ftrsl defeat Of thl' year C.i Lulho•M171 RM:llnod' l Up al halftime 6 5, "''"'4 P4Ki••<7' 0.,,.,..,,,.1,. Mira Custa ll1gh of :\1 anhallan Reach, al least for the time be mg, can luy claim to being the top prep water polo team-in the state of California. The Mustangs, iho had all but one starter back I rom a team that reached the Cl F 4 A semifinals in 1976, proved their No 1 ranking in the polli. was no fluke when they dis posed of Ne"' port Harbor lligh, 11 ·5. Saturday an the ftnals of the South Coast tournament at Ncwporl The host Sailors were never really Vi it after spotting Mira Col.ta a 5·0 lead in the first quarter The closest Newport came was 5·3 at the half but the Mul>tangs put it out of reach with a trio of goals m each of the final two frames. University High of Irvine also had its problems. The Trojans led Mira Costa 5·2 at halftime in its semifinal bout but lost 9·8 in overtime. .. Nor'"''oOf' Sf 1'1 N11"'""'" ,R,.nQt 1'i <rv1no•'o<()fof'l\l MtCC)fm1e • 7 Sp(<lll"" 0 r a 0 g e C 0 a S t W a S '>t Marv '•• (14,.monc·M11Cldb S<orottyo..onou -bhtzed in the lhtr<l period S,,nt•Cl•r•l\.usivu L•qun• l\u(!\ 1 1 1 ' 1 l lnlH><d lS Or•oonCol 'It L•••-, 0• 1 , ·1 • when We.st Valley i:.cored P,.,., 0<• 11.w w"'""'<iton" l oqune e..-n "'or<nq-<;rn••SI• l. Cntlstt<t•en SC ven Un matched (CO a(:., E W••"•ngton 11, Wnllwo<t/\ l• "'"0"'2·8r••n';;.,..,°"'"°'' includini! fivo in the last MIDWEST L•oun•Buc1> 1 \ s • 1e minute and a half of the Minnesota zr. UCLA 13 Anei..om 1 • 3 0 q .;tanza. Loo.-.. Bo<h M:o,.nq-<;•1no1t s. a ... ni., >. M1chi~an 14. Navy7 S11011,cnr1••enS<Jn •. Krllllflr 2 L1n1t1e1ter. 14ouul The Pirates had been Oklahoma 29, Ohio St. 28 S<••"'°"""'"" im pres!>1ve in three E\lanc1a , o 1 lowaSt.35, Bowl.Gr.21 F1110·~ 1 , 1 17 earlier Saturday games Michigan St. 34. Wyom- Eiten«•"°''"'l on1•.0••k~.A.,Mtt th ·1t put them in the Score by°"""••• • ing 16 E•••nc•• 1 7 , , fin ab. defeating in s ue· Cal 28. Missouri 21 co~~~=~:tc.,..ino J w.,a111 "V:v.:, ~.1 •• ,9 ce ssion Mt SJ\C 110·1 >. Kansru, 14, Wash. St. 12 Cost•~WKoro"fj Oo••n /,Wn11mo1~ Pa11lm•n Gold(•n West <8·51 and Miami <0 >2l , lndiana20 ' Scortll•Ou•rtm Fullerton l9 I;" Nebraska 31. Baylor 10 co•«•Me" o n s 1 6 Golden West defeated Notre Dame 31, Purdue Lo'""°' ' 1 1 1 1 S<1ddleback fi·2 and Inst 24 Cost• Me\d icor.,,o W,.utrnorr-. P•U1"°" 1 t W t y II I) 001enl o l'S 41 l''° I ·3. Okla. St. 54, UTEP 0 scoro11vo..•rt•o OCC coach .Jack Kansas St. 21, Wichita ~::;;:or·i Mar ~ ~ ~ ~ " Fullt'rton was high in St. 14 CorOM "'' Mar scor1n9 J Poper W•llltr praisl' or goal IC Bob N 0 . c a r 0 • 4 l Kre,,.,.11 !.•Iv.) K g m d • S<or'"" Ou.1r11n , u e c a n 3 n Northwestern 7 E• 0or-, 0 3 2-10 playmaker Enn Sloan. Arizona 41, row a 7 COl'one .-1 Me< 0 0 0 J-l Score ... Que<itn N~~;~ del Mar SCOf'lng-J. Piper, Wellr.•r. Mt S.t.C 1 I 1 ,_. Or Ange O>ll~I 1 4 J 1-10 VAllSITY Orenga Coa" scorl114 Elckr, 14Mq !•l~tTwr-... n 7, M ~1111, 51oM>, TaylOf'. Prilcll••CI. Scoro•v OU.rt~• Killlner, 1-109V'! I Fullerton o 2 l l-9 Sc°"...,°""°" Ea·-l J 1 5 -u Golden West J I I o-s Edi"°" 1C<><l119-5c>fftll, Plck,ord 4, MaMn 2. Or•no-co .. t a t , t -s Ar~enS<l'SSI 11, !. lltlno•s• 8•ktr ll>, Ht br&\lta Wolyn 11 8•nf'Olctlnt K•" 11, Wolllam Jt~ll 1 8~tl1e1w, t<31' 10, f41bf)r 0 O•lh•I Kan S3. 11.•n••• Wtslyn ~ C•nl ..,hMM•. NE Ot<tanoma 1 Cent tow• 2t. WHll-Ponn ll EAST Penn St. 2i, Maryland !I Pitt 76, Temple 0 Rutgt'rs 10, Princeton 1; Sy racUSl' 22, Was htnglon 20 Yale23. Conn.12 Boston Col 1HJ. Army 28 Rrown 2R. Rhode Is 10 Col Rate 28. Cornell 22 Columbia 21, Lafayette 10 Dartmouth 11. Hol y Ct I ·I Dayton 21 \ 1llanova 17 Lt.•h1~h 19. Penn 7 Mass.17.11:.trvardO Albany N.Y 40 A•oc~oo<1 .,I U Co••• C.UarClll. Worce\ler T~cn / Hobart lS. W_.,r 14 M•o"" •S. uni CO<ll'lt'CllCUl10 MIOdlttlUry )j>, (.olbV 14 Prov1dltnct 11 SttHw ~,ook 1t '" Rotrtft\trr 41, S.-•on Hl\111, C•thol<c u 71 c;..oroeu>••"' o c 1 l'IPI 11. U"lnu\ 1) 8At••70. Union N Y 10 llP 80"StonU l1,Noirttwa\rrrn•'ll eucknen ... O~••CI"'" 17 SO\JTll Florida 24. Miss Sl 22 Miami CFla > :!3, Fla. St 17 Georgia 15. S Caro. 13 Memptuii SL 21, Va. 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N C~lor•<IO 10 Ft l~wl\19 W tttn'll'Hlltr, lJM~t (OIOrMIOCot bl, M01'1MA r.cn 11 N\yn1~""'· Porfldn<t'>I IS 1978 CARS I and TRUCKS • Anteaters Run to Victory C1ttle Mow KOf'1"9-J•ra ,, CllHM "-*1'Dr1 •ct•l"t-41M~I"" i. Owlfty, k llmlclt a.'""""'•> t, 8tOetl7, 14ef'rltonJ,lffwlen Fox, Wllfl•J. ken.., OINlrten COlltMKe 0 0 1 t-1 Prep, JC Grid Scores Edi_. tcorlng-S..Oror, MHnr•, Ml\.u,11.y. Plljl1-Stros11ldtr 7, MorHn- IC-llyQMrten MerlM 6 1 t 0-21 Ell-0 0 0 ,_, er.. • • o 0-11 El Toro i(Orl1'19-Holmft. PAT: lleyntl. LAS VEGAS-Steve Scott posted the ae<:ond faateat time overall and UC Irvlne bounced back from a dlamal ahowln1 a1alnst Nevada-Reno a week ago • to capture the Las Vecu Cross Country Invitational here Satur· day. Scott toured the four.mil• nat course tn 19:22.1 to belp UCI nlp rUMmJp Fresno State by 12.5 ~ands. The meet pitted 10of tbe West Coaat•a top collealate ,1quecls. 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ALL MAKES! 833-0555 Alie for Our l.W( SPUWJST at HOWARD Chnroltt °"'* o4 Oo.t _. Oul'l l,!a. NEWPORT BEACli I I • ... OAIL V .. ILO I ... ·=· What Not to Do . s.·= : ··R eal!ors' Chief Of! ers Selling Tips •' ClilCAGO l\houKh lhC'rt: ar1• m.ny Uun ~ the M·ll..r of • home nn do to m.ik~ 1l mor•· •tlr1tt llH' lo pru •Dtct.&\e buycn. tht•fl• alao urt• ~ fow Uuno ht• .. houldn t do 1r h1'I utm Ill to ~ell thl' horn'' 4u1< kly und al ·• reuonablt> 1)ruf1t Thu udv1u• "'-•'' )II\ t•n tn an urtlt'lt· m lM Sepll'mlM.·1 ,..,.,ut• of 1t puultc·11 UOC\ Cor 11\1.: !IO() ooo m ··mt1er11 uf tht• N•lion.d i\SSC>l'ldtlun of Kcaltori. HW'ry 1; (';lm'>trom , !Jrt''>IClt•nt of the Nalwnal 1\o.:.m·1 .. twn or Jll•a ltor.,, is¥id. "Tht• t•atl'h I'> 1n knuwin~ Y.h11t .1thould and 1>hould not lw ll11n" bdort! puttmg your homt· on lht· markt.-l, aod Ute aruclc makl" m..an~ \lalltJ poin~ lO that rct:i.tnl · UOMEOW~t:R~ ~llOULO s pend t.ilne cleanm~ up their !Jroperty, the article 11uggc.,b First 1mpres1>tons count in fo<.'t 1( tht• f1r~t 1mpression isp't good, then• 11robably won't be an opportunity for J ::.f'<'und, Elmstrom ctdded Following arc J few thing., noted in Ole article that 1>>wuld be coru.1dere<l be!oreoHenni.: the h9mc for sale. -Lawns, shrubs, and trees s hould be neat and trimmed. Overgrown plantings not O:lly look untidy. they ~~P can keep out n(•cc1>1>ary h1tht and even cause soMc nmrn:. to be damp. .-A good paint JOb can enhance at. tractive archile··tural featun.'s and minimize bad ones. Al:i;o, a top.quality p41,int job which la1>l!> s ix lo eight years UQder normal conditions can be a "selling plus," Elms trom said. -DEFECTIVE FURNACES, leaky basemcnU> and damaged roofs should be correc.ed befon: putting the home on the market Although corrective costs might bl' l'Xpcn1>1ve. the resale value of the home could be lowered 1f the problem 1s left unattended Broken windowpanes, torn screens. burned out llghtbulbs and missing tiles sh1JUld be replaced ; nacke<l "'alb rc1>li.tstcrcd and re- ~-Villas in Nig uel ~ .. . pulntcd: ll'ak)' faucets and faulty plumbm1 repaired. Un•l&htly etalna In lo1l"l bowl•. b11lhl11bs 1and sinks Khould bft rtmoved. Rl'~ cracked bosement floors with rud)'·mhced concrete. lru;pect basement s tairs for vis- 1b1 hty they may need lo be painted "h~hl.er color. -REMOVE WATER marks from <'t•ihng or walls. "Even though the lt>ak may have been a one-timeoccur- 1 e nce, a prospective house hunter n11stakenly might a ssume that a problem exists,'' Elmstrom said. Clean out closets, kitchen cup- board~. attics and basements, and get rid or broken, obsolete or unwanted items. Following are a few points the seller should. be aware of before considering major repair or renovation. JNCE MOST PEOPLE buy on the ba;Sts of neighborhood rather than spec1f1c home, they us ually look for the the least expensive neighborhood they" can afford, the article notes. A home lhat has been improved ex- tensively until it's the most expensive on the block usually will take longer to sell, and probably will not bring enough money to repay the owner's total invest ment. •·Most major ren- ovations are unnecessary because most buyers will want to ma ke their own." explained Elmstrom. -Ego improvements, such as a greenhouse or an over-elaborate kitchen, do not add value. "In fact, the prospective buyer may even ask for a reduction in price to cover the co1>t of removing or redoing them,'' Elm strom said. Buyers are more realistic than sellers think. "IC they have been look- ing around, they know what to expect in their price range, and they're not wi lling to pay more for extras they don't particularly want," Elmstrom 5a1d ., Preview Slated Today Although not yet completed, the fo1.1r models at the Villas in Laguna Niguel will be open for previewing to- day from 10 a .m . to 6 p.m ., accordinA to Joseph Smith, director of sales and marketing for Avco Community Developers . Inc. The two-and three-bedroom fl oor plans contain 1,634 to 2, 103 square feet and rang<' in pnce Crom Sl33.SOO lo S205,000. Wh('n tomplctccl. the proJect will comprise a Mediterranean-st yle \'1llagc of 75 sm(<lc family homes. Hesidents will COJOY a private ocean- view park. four tennis courts. sand voll eyball court, a Junior Olympic Clevel and Folks Not Happ y There CLEVELAND CAP l A s urvey here shows 53 percent of the residents · of Cleveland's metropol 1tan area wish they h vcd somewhere else. pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, recreation center and private beach access. CUSTOM FEATURES in each floor plan include vaulted ceilings, french doors. wood-burning fireplaces, wet bars and front doors crafted from birch hardwood. Secluded bedroom wings offer vaulted ceilings in most master suites, large wardrobes and luminous ceilings over dressing areas. Bathroom features include ceramic tile Roman baths, Artistic brass fix· lures and ceramic tile Pullman tops with double Pullman tops in the master baths. Kitc hen amenities include T hermador micro.wave ovens, dis- hwashers. garbage disposals, self. cleaning ovens with Jenn-Aire cook· top ranges, Nutone food center and hand-crafted birch cabinetry. The VUiooe of f1j Woodtiridge ~ '~ "' ran 1pening WOODBRIDGE CROSSING. The ve ry best of nature has ~~~->.,;~ inspired this architecturally unique coll ection of townhomes. Set on beautifully landscaped meandering streets, their natural wood exteriors 1.:reate warmth, thei r Victorian accents add distinction. Inside, lofty ceilings and intimate retreats provide both formal and info rma l entertainment areas. Many homes feature generous rear yards, others border a park. Choose from four thoughtfully designed floorplans. Two and three bedrooms. From 893,990 to $125,990. by Akins DeYelopment Company (714) 559-1161 For information on other Woodbridge homes, call (714) 551-1500 IRVINE . VlllAGES The survey, an annual study of a s e~ected t opic by Case Western R~rve Univ<.'rsity, also round that about one-fourth of those questioned ALL MODELS feature San Valle roof tile, concrete driveways, two-car garage!? with electric door open openers, underground utility lines, stucco exteriors with wood accents and private patios. Luxury appointments include PricesErrecllve9/l9/77, quarry tile entry floors, spacious ~:;;::::::=;:::;:::;::;:::;;::::::::;::;::::;::;::;::;:~;::;:;::;:;;;;;;~~==:;;;:;;;;:;:================================== .. exf)ect to move wi thin two years. There was little difference between blacks and whites a1> to the desire to leave, nor w;i1> there much difference in response hetwcl•n men and women. said Saul Feldman, who directed the survey linen closets, decorative lighting fix- tures, custom-designed street lights and distinctive tile house numbers. To reach the Villas from the San Diego freeway, take Crown Valley Parkway t.o Pacific Coast Highway; turn left and follow to Silver Road. DAILY PILOT DIME-A-LINES 64 2-5678 I Grand Ogening Great family homes in Orange Countyfrom $89,950 In a canyon with open country feeling. Hiking trails, shady glens, a wonderful place for children. Located in Brea near fine schools and shopping.Just three minutes from the freeway. This is Canyondale-country living that is close to everything. Notatown homebutannesingle-family detached home on it1own lot. Canyondale homei have three and four bedrooms, professionally landscaped front yards with aprinklera installed, complete rear yard fencing, garden atriums, dramatically sloping or vaulted cathedral ceilings, fonnal dining rooms, masonry wood-burning Areplacu, handcrafted ceramic tile, automatic garage door openers, and more. You•re aware of how scarce homes like this have become. We invite your early inspection. .., __ , •. From the Orange Freeway (5 7). exit at Lambert Rd.. go west to State College Blvd., then , ...... , "' .. north to Brea Blvd.· Canyondalc it juat north of the inte~on. Addi dona I information maybeobtaiMJ by caJHna(714)990·2051 'Or f\i- .t- .rs rn . 10 l s de .. • n- le (!.. !r d. :h ll •ft -s f. '1 it 1t r It ,. ' 'f. .. .. . . ........... ~ .............. - • -~ Y-?""" .......... ;----', _"' __ _ SUnd!y. S!ptember 25. 1977 . ,. t· ' ' ..•. ' OAILY PILOT •.••1 Dome.Buyers: What They Want Wher~ "Put tho fl~lace •nd wet bat IA the ramlly room. the hl1b aloped cctUlnf and aunken noor In the tlvm• room, and u10 the converHUon l)it In. tennlttenlly " That'• wbal the maJurily of .,.ople 1hopp1ng at Mnll•famlly home devctopmenta told Walker & Ltt, JI\<' • r 1rcbcn durtni the Anaheim baaed real e:slat.e flrm ., rt..-ccnl Comumer Preftrence Stt1d1' ol more than 700 homeshoppera. Report.Ina: on Olo "•lamor features" a aectlon of the ~urvt'y. Senlur Rne•rch Associate Robert Clauser 1ald "WE LISTED FIVE OFTEN.seen glamor features and their price ta••: flrepJaee (11,000>. wet bar ($400), sunken floor ($a00). hlgb sloped cell- 1ng ($375), and conversaUon pit ($400). We asked the people if they wanted each featur~. and In which room they wanted it, living room, family room, or master bedroom. "The most -wanted feature was the fireplace Report Shows Home Resales Set Records WASffiNGTON --Rt:cords continue to be set m s ales o! existing (resale> homes, the National As- sociation of Realtors reports, with sales of existing single-family homes al a seasonally ad1usted an· nual rate of 3,510,000 units in July. ln releasing the report, Kenneth J . Kerin. director of the association's Department of Economics and Research, said: "This is 1.2 percent above the old record set late last year and 18.6 percent above the July 1976 pace NaUonally, there is no evidence that resale activity will slacken. Sales are expected to continue strong through the remainder of this year and well into 1978 ... SALES WERE BRISK IN every part of the na· tion except for the Western region, Kerin said, where last year's overheated market finally has cooled. Records were set in the Northeast and South, and the North Central region matched its previous record In the West. by contrast, July sales tumbled by 11. 7 percent from the J W1e figure to 530,000 on an annuaJized basis In other regions, the number of sales transac· lions. and the seasonally cid1usted annual rate of m· crease over June totals were: Northettsl, 570,000. 7 5 percent: North Central, 1.010,000, unchanged ; ~nd South, 1,400,000, 9.4 percent. HOME PRICES CONTINUED to nse, the re· port says, with the median sales price oC an existing single-family home advancing by $300 to $43,700. This represenL<; a 12.3 percent rise over July. 1976, uttributable in large part to the price mflation m the Western region during the period. For more th:m a year. the report reveals, prices m that region h<ave been rising by more than Sl,000 a month. The July mcdi<Jn of $59,600 m the West was 26.8 percent hjgher than that of July 1976. In other sections of the nation, price increases were less dramatic. according to the report. The Northeast median price oC $44,400 was only 3.7 per· cent higher than that of a year ago In the North Central region, the $37,000 mec:Uan r'presents a 10.4 percent advance. and the median price in the South rose by I l.O percent to S4 l ,300. NOT SURPRISINGLY, THE report says. the steady rise in home prices bas been accom· panied by a continuing drop in the proportion of re· ~ale transactions occurring in the lower· and mid· die-price ranges. Although five years ago 90.2 per· cent of all single·family resales were priced under SS0,000, this July only 60 6 percent of the sales were in that range. Thus. the proportion of ules at $50,000 and over grew from 9.8 percent of the market.to39.4 percent. As tt\e sales volume continues to set records. the report says, so does the dollar volume of s ales transactions. The July total of $168.S billion. on a seasonally adjusted annual basis, represented a 3.fJ percent increase over the. June total and 31.7 per· cent above July 1976. The three-bedroom home continues t o dominate th<.• market, accounting for 55.4 percent of all single-family home resales. Homes with two or fewer bedrooms represented 17.2 Percent of all sales. and thl' remaining 27.4 percent had four or more bc.-'drooms. , I Three Homes Left desired by 99 percent or the people shopping ut 1tn1le·famlly developments and 97 percent of those at multl-famlly (condominium> projects. The leasl· wanttd Item was the conversation pit, which 54 per- cent did not want at single-family developments and 70 percent did not want at multi-family pro- jects. "Looking at what the majority of sin1le·family at\_oppers want, we found that 78 percent selected the fireplace in the family room and 57 percent want the wet bar in the same tOOn\. In the l1vin1 room, 66 percent want a high s loped ceiling and 56 percent, a sunken floor. Among mulU·lamily pro- ject shoppers, 58 percent want a fireplace in the family room, :SO percent want it in the living room, and 55 percent want a high-sloped ceiling in the liv- ing room." "OUJ\ SURVEY SHOWS THAT many people want more than one fireplace," Clauser continued. "Builders should make them standard in the family room with a second optional fireplace in the Jiving room in one or two plans and a master suite fireplace in at least one plan.·· Specific fireplace preferences in smgle-family homes: famUy room, 78 percent, living room, 41 percent; and master bedroom, 26 percent. Among shoppers at multi-family developments, the pre· fereoces were: family room, 58 percent; living room, :SO percent; and master bedroom, 21 percent. "Our experience in the field indicates that wet bars are becoming a very popular feature. In our survey, only one in four single-family buyers does not want one," Clauser observed. "However, despite the swinging and sophisticated singles and couples gravitating to the condominium lifestyle, we found that shoppers at muJtj.family projects were much less Uiclined to want a wet bar.'· WET BARS WERE WANTED by 65 percent of the single-family shoppers : 57 percent in the family room, seven percent in the livmg room, and one per· cent in the master bedroom. They were wanted by only 58 percent of multi family shoppers: 39 per- cent. family room: eight percent. living room : and one percent, bedroom "Sloped ceilings are expectedly popular in the living room. but only about one-si1'th lo one quarter of the people want them in the t"amily room and master bedroom. where we see a lot of them.·· Sloped ceiling prefer ences for single-family homes: bving room, 66 percent; family room, 21 Investing Course Set For Irvine Edward John Golden. mana~er. commercial and indus trial division, George Elkins Company, Southern California b<1 Sl'd realtor s and mortgage bankers, wi ll teach a graduate ex· tension course this fall ••l UC Irvine. The course I!'> designed especially for investors. d ev~lope rs, brok e r s. synd1cators, appraisers. mortgage lende rs. at· AP w 1 .. p11eto torneys. <iccounlants. SEEKING A DELAY and corporate real estate President Carter and leasing directors, ----------Colden said. At UC Irvin e the course began Sept. 20. and will be offered on Tuesday evenmgs from 6:30 to 9 :30 p.m .. 1n Room 129. social science lab, on the UC Irvine campus. The course, Numher X477 9, fulfill s the finance requirement for the Certificate in Rea l Estate. is accredited at four Wlits and costs S85 Apartment Talk Set On Stress Kicking off the new year for the Anartment l\&sociallon c.t Oange County. Dr. William J . $1 Million Was Just An Error SEATTLE (AP 1 -Ed Brt-nneman's wife was supposed to mail him a S60 money order so he'd have some cash while he was traveling in Seattle But she sent him more than he expected $1 million mor". When Brenneman opened the anticipated envelope, the money or· der tha"l fell out was made ~ul for $1 ,000,060.00. AtWoodWalk U • Dieham. professional lJit psychologist , will be the guest speaker at Mon· "l LOOKED at it. I laid it down under my hat for a few minutes. Then l looked at it again to s'ee ft it was really made out for a million dollars:• said Bren · nemaJt, who heads Navy recruitment operations in 10 Western states. . day's meeting, beain· Only thre, homes remain at W9«JC!Wtlk ln Lake ning at 8 p.m . at the Inn Forest, it was announced by Michael T . Murra~. at the Park on Harbor markettn1 manager ror the $15 million project. Boulevard in Anaheim . One four·be<lroom. two atorr home ls priced at Entitled "How to Live $108,000, while a pair of four-bedroom, two story with Stress, From Any homes with bonus rooms and lar1e front balconies cause," Dr. Dleham 's are available Crom $110,000. talk wUl cover how to ALL THJlEE houses are av~lablci for Immediate O(CUpancy, he added, and are the only units re· malnlng at the p<>pular WoodWalk/Lake Fottat de· velopment. Of the 164 homes bunt, 181. have been sold. All homes have master suites wJth private drtss· inJ areas, terracotta ~ntrtes, three fireplaces, high quality nylon carpetin1 and kitchens with dish· w.ahera. disposals, ~eramtc ttle countertops, luminous cclllnss and paatrin. Exterior• have hen enhanced by tbe use of tex- tured stucco trimmed will) cedar and hl•b pitched •h•k•t'OOI•. cope with the pressures in business a.s well as with the many problems of everday living . Jnoluded will be points on how to recognize stress. how to handle it, and how to avoid pres- au ret on the nervous system •nd ~rsin. The Apartment As· soclatlon of Orange County, with moro thao a.400 •mbers, Ja open to r•ntal propetty owoen with one or more urut. In lddttlon to ln· rormlUve monU~ly meet- inat, the or1anlzaUon oatt a number or eGuca· Uonll •~tnan as well as tho Jar.rest apartment tr ado •how ln Cantornia. He's based in San Francisco and was in Seattle on Friday for a change-of-comm a nd ceremony at Sand Point Naval Support Facility. His wtfe got the money order from the First· Tyler BanJc & Trust Co. of Sistenville, W.Va .. Naomi Grimm, tho teller who isaued the mone)' order. saJd she ml takenly hat an e.xt.ra key wben typln1 In t~ dollar amount. • wanted by the majority of the people, the otbet side of the situation is that nearly hall of the ttngle· family buyers want one, soltshoutd betn atlea•tone plan per project or the model homes we see. rt'5n 'l .An wl\en it is, it's usually in the living roqpvOur responses indicate more people would prefer to ate it in the family room." . '. SINGLE·FAMIJ.Y SHOPPER prefer~~$ for the conversation pit: living room. 18 perce .; tam1· ly room, 22 percent; master bedroom, t ee .per- cent; none, 54 percent. Multi-family bome~botii)ers preferences: living room, 10 percent; family room. 15 perceot, master bedroom, two percent; '1~. 70 percent. 'Is "One of the things we wanted to deter,.mlbe 1s what today's buyers feel builders s hould l~lude and what they'd prefer to add on lbem$~lves." Clauser said. ··we as ked two questions abo\ll the In· side of the house and three about the outside. "We found that the public agrees with what the builder is providing inside t.be house. Among s~glc f amily homcshoppers. 69 percent want the bUUder to include carpeting, which most builders ~o. i\nd. 72 percent want to install their own drapcll1 wbich most builders let them do. : percent; master bedroom, 17 percent. For con· dominiums: living room. 55 percent; family room, 16 percent; master bedroom, 24 percent. Twenty. five percent of the single-family shoppers and 3S percent of the mulli·family shoppers did not want high ceilings. . "ON THE OUTSIDE, HOWEVER, buyers want the builder to provide more than he's doing, even though they know it will cost extra. Many builders provide fencing, some provide front landsca'ping. but almost none include a patio slab. We foUn<i. that -among single-family shoppers -76 percent want the builder to include fencing, 49 percent want front landscaping, and 65 percent want a palio slab.·· Clauser added that respons es were similar among shoppers at multi·fam1ly developments, but in most cases the preferences were several )'>ercen- tage points higher. "WE FREQUENTLY FIND floor level changes in family rooms and occasionally in master bedrooms, but most people want them only in lhe living room,'' Clauserobserved. "Another glamorous facet of today's housing market is the common area with its recrel\tional facilities," Clauser noted. "However, out study found that the vast maJority don't want a Iaq~e rec. facility." • Sunken floor preferences among single·famiJy homeshoppers were: living room, 56 percent; fami· ly room, 21 percent: m aster bedroom, five percent; no sunken floor, 25 percent. At multi-family de· velopments, they were : living room. 43 percent; family room, nine percent; master bedroom, six percent; and none, 45 percent. Asked whether they want large or sm'*ll rec facilities, the response was : :.maJI, 57 percent; large, 29 percent; none, 24 percent. "While the glamorous conversation pit is not Given 1.1 list of five recreational facilitie$ to choose from, 70 percent wanted a swimming pool . 46 percent, a tennis court; 43 percent, a theraP,eullc pool : 24 percent, a sauna; and 20 percent, a clubhouse. RetirementDelay Asked ~ WASHINGTON <APJ -The White House. under pressure fro m business and education groups, is asking Congress to de· lay the effect of legislation pro· hibiting mandatory retirement at 6..'i. Congressional sources dis· c losed Friday that President Carter made the request for a one-year delay in a letter to the Senate Human Resources Com· mittee The panel is expected to complete work next week on a bill setting 70 as the age at which employers may force their workers to retire. THE HOUSE p assed a measure Wednesday lo raise the m<i ndatory retirement age from 65 lo 70 for about 70 percent of those employed in private busi- nesses. . The bill, approved 3594, aJso would ban mandatory rel.Jrement at any age in the federal govern· ment. Nearly all federal workers now arc subject lo mandatory re· t1rement al age 70. THE PROVISION in the House bill affecting those in private employment would go into effect 180 days after final approval. The portion of the bill affecting federal workC'rs would lake er feet 1mmediatdy. The Senate proposal would not alter current law on federal employes. · ''lt's a day for rejo1c· in~ ... said Rep. Claude Pepper, <D·Fla.,J the 77 -year old chairman of the House aging committee after the House vote_ "This is sort of another declara- tion of independence for the elderly people of this naUon." Business and higher education groups have mounted an i n· tensive lobbying effort to head ore lhe bill which had been ~){peeled earlier .to breeze through · the Senate and receive the Presi- dent's approval Labor Secretary Ray Mai't;l\all and Commerce Scere«Ary Juanita Kreps have endorsedJhe measure, bul word or t.heU! SUP· port was followed by reports' that opponents were getting att.ent1on from lhe Oval Office. '. ' A CONGRESSIONAL s'oun:. said the request for a ollC·YC<•" delay was a White House :1ttem1•t to try to appease business. But h1· said business lobbyists atPikenl Iv would hke at least a t\vo.\'e:ir dcla} •• The Association of A.rtl~<in Universit1es and the Atnenca17 Hospital Association have a~ed for a two-year hold·ofr trf tbe er fechve dale of the bill 'Unwanted Castl8'. ' ·:;. 120-roorn .. Structure Posing Problen:t-s IONE (AP) -Up in the Sierra foothills sits a l20·Toom oulle with 20 fireplaces. Nobody knows what to do with it, and local townspeople's efforts to restore lt have hit a dead end. A few years ago a newspaper article excited some Interest in the slte, and a couple from Soul.hem California wrote that they would like to be the casne·• baron and baroness. ONCE UPON A TIME \.tie Cal· tle, buUt In the 1890s as ·a stale fe4 form school, housed some youthful prisoner. who later became famous -coun~ and western singer Merle Haggard, tennis star Pancho Gonzales. ac· tor Rory Calhoun, and Jack Ben: ny 's sidekick Rochester. st.ate or. , ficials say. . But nobody -the tlny city of Jone, the rural county of Amador or the at.ate of California -has come up with an Idea and any money to tile care of tbe castle. .. l1•:i ~: . ) ( .. _., I .. DAil Y PILOT Ae•I ••t•t• ..._ Queatlona/Comment By Randell McCerd1e, PhO. " .. "°' la our arn tht' rral .-at•l<' mark et avpeatt to be M)fL I know m y , •• ,.,. •N' de.nu,, and 110 are mM& t'VM)onc.• t'bot"" ln our tompany. Thb, market bu me t'Oftl~. Somt' peuplt' i.ay •e are ln for a receawloa in l~ ttal ~late bmlDf'•". Ito. do you M>e &hf' ruJ ~&ate market? What do you rttommt'nd to m ef't l'iUCh a wUuaUun? TbHkl. J R.S , Santa Ana The mnrkt-t 1-. somt•what erratic. Generally, ho\\-ever. I bdll'\t.' .... c: arc lc10k1n g at a very healthy btluation M.> Jtl1tude •~ b<'~l '>um marized by the ston• lhal folio"' S (IOl'ldt.:nlally, th IS lilt le story is now 47 ) ears old and only nt-tdt.:d mtnor revisions l the '.'>lOr} A mJI1 II\ cd h) the side of the road and sold hot dogi. I I<.'"' as hard or hl' anng so he had no radio. lie had troubl~ with his c:ycs so he read no newsp<ipcr But he ~old GOOD hot dogi.. He adverti~t:d by telhng how good they were. I le stood by the side of the road and asked ·•Buy & hot dog. M1i.kr"" • And people bought I le increased his meat and bun orders. lie hought a bigger stove to take care of his tcade He got hi s son home from college to help him. But then something happen('<!. . . Hi:. son said, "Father haven't you heard the news'! There Is a rccci>sion on, things ar e slow. The unemployment situation is ternble. The energy situation is worse." Whereupon the father thought "Well my son has been to college. He listens to the radio, and watches TV. and he outht to know" So the father cut do"' n on his meat and bun or· ders, and cul hack on his advertising. And no longer hothered to stand on the highway to sell hot dogs. And his hog dog sales fell almost overnight. "You ar<' right son." the Cather said to the boy. "We arc certainly in the middle of a re· eession. . thini:s are slow." ED/TOWS NOTE Randy Mccardle "' president of Jhe Real Estaters and an nullwr. lecturer and irutructor. ~ your comment.~ and que:;twn., to Randy Mccardle 4 o the Dally P1/ut. I' 0 Boz 15111 Costa Me1a. CA 92626 . 128 liomes Slated ~~ For Canyon Creek .. • ;.•J Site preparation activities are under way as the Jqeistcr Company, an J rvinc-bas ed homebuilding .firm. begins brcakinr.! ground for Canyon Cr eek, a ~(.nglt:·f:imily r<',1dcntial community of 128 homes v.thich will h<' the firm 's second project in the \'jll ai.:c of Northwood /I rvinc Four different floor plans. 1n both one and two- 1 .:ttory configurations, will range in size from ap- proximately t.500 to 2,500 square feet of interior liv· -U>g space. Created by C R Design of Irvine, the bomes will feature from two to fi ve bedrooms and two or three full baths as well as spacious living l'Ooms. family rooms, gourmet-styled kitchens and private master suites SET ALONG CURVING streets and cul-de· ncs, each of the four floorplans will be available in itlree different exterior elevations, creating a total pf twelve d1l>tmctive styles for a pleasant and 'ofaried street scene. Scheduled to open for sales soon, four fully· t'\lrmshed models are expected to be completed by tt!e beginning of next year. Prices for the first phase Of 40 homes arc anticipated lo start at $95,000. I ' ' 'RATHER THAN UTILIZE the lottery system, the Meister Company -at the time sales open for bQ~h Willow Creek and Canyon Creek --plans to p)ntact each individual who has expressed an in· j.ttes~ in the project in chronological order. Nearly two dozen of Southern California's ma· jt>l' homebuildertl will be participating ln the de-~lopment of more than 3,000 residential units at ~e Village of Northwood /Irvine over the next three ~ars. Designed for balanced growth, the 1,400-acre naaster-planned residential community also ln· ~odes plans for neighborhood parks, schools, blke t ails, pedestrian paths, a commercial center with pplng facilities and a 20-acre community park. ·)" atchdog Office Pi>ens in Cotmty ; .µ>$ANGELES -As part of its stepped·up en· rorejinent program against unscrupulous and dis· hon .. t real estate licensees, the California D4!)>attment of Real Estate has opened a new brpnch office in Santa Ana t.o provide service dirktly for Orange and Riverside County reside~. ''The new orfice <located in Room ~ ol the State Buildin&, 28 Clvic Center Plua> will mean ln· creased con.sumer protection and better enforce· ment through cl01er community contact. with eon· s umers and licensees,·• Real F.atate Director David H. Fox stated. "While many licensees at e honest a nd do a good Job, there are some wbo cheat inno- cent victlma in real estate transaction. tbrouib mlaleading and fraudulent practices." SlDISet Vista D esigned Newport Coll - uborutive , Archllec- tu r e· PlunnJng-I nte rior Envlronments o f Newport Beach hat com · pletcd preliminary de· s igns for Sunset Vis ta Esta... a 38-home re· i,idential community between Lynn and Green Streets o ff Warner Avenue in Huntington Beach,. Retained by the Hunt· ington Beach building firm o f Curtis a nd Hermansen, Newport Collaborative wi\,t be responsible for the prep· a ration of working drawings, site layout and planning, and coordina· lion with the citY, in ob· t a ining approvals . Sunset Vista Estates will be Curlis and Herm a n se n 's fir s t singlC·family d etached project . As partners, the two young builders have already developed an ex· ecutive office center and an apartment complex, both in Huntington Beach. Ranging in size from 2,248 to 2,886 square feet of interior living space, the three to fiv e b edroom homes will feature two-story con· fi gurations with formal living rooms, dining areas, family rooms with fireplaces, interior Taun- d ry rooms and up to three full baths. All will h ave attached three-car garages. Gold N ugge t Winne r . · Industrial Area Irvine Project Earns AUJard Construction Center, a unique permanent con· struction yard development by the Jrvine Industrial Complex, has been honored by the National As· soclation o( Home Builders <NAHB) as one o( the top industrial developments constructed in the Wes tern United States this past year. The $3.6 million project sold out to a dlvene group of 26 companies In the building support In· dustry within seven months of groundbreaking lut year. Construction Center is located on 47 acres within the Irvine Industrial Complex UIC> near the San Diego and Newport Freeways. THE DEVELOPMENT RECEIVED the covet· ed Gold Nugget Award o( Merit at the recent 1977 Pacific Coast Builders Conference in San Fran· cisco. Construction Center was cited by the NAHB as an indW>lrial development responsive to n~ or traditionally hard·lO·accomodate firms. according lo David B. Kuhn Jr., vice president of sales and marketing for the Irvine Industrial Complex. "These typci, of firms play a vital role in local con· tracting and development projects, but have trou- ble finding a home for themselves," Kuhn said. "Construction Center is a permanent location for these firms." The successful industrial planning concept has enjoyed excellent community acceptance as a highly-valued city asi;et and serves as a model for Oexible, creative planning In cities throughout the nation," Kuhn said. flRMS WIRCH HA VE ACQUIRED sites in the development include a metal recycling plant: sur· plus airplane parts storage warehouse; several paving and general contracting firms: the first pre· mix cement plant in Southern California; a vehicle storage yard and storage yards for landscaping firms . T he Augusta model at 1\lcL ain Development Company's Big Ca· nyon Homes was the recent recipient of a Gold Nugget grand award from ~h<: Sales and MarketinS? Council of the Building Jn· dustry Assoc1at1on. It was honored as the "best ~m~lc ft.imilv at· tachcd home over 1.800 square feet... · ·'Construction Center is designed to be a permanent investment In a quality area," said Kuhn, "but with the flexibility necess ary to satisfy the needs or contractors and outdoor storage com· panies. The res ult is a carefully controlled environ· ment that is as functional as it is attractive. We arc adding even more to our nl.re.ndy lmpre~stvc features.-nnd at u tJme when it really counts! Wltll our very low Conventional Flnnncing from Simple Interest No CLOSING CosTs * This off er makes Park Place Lake Forest Homes .:, .. even better buysl . Mn CoMlITIONING INCLUDED Plus all these feature! • Spacious On~ and 1\vo Story Plans •Three and Four Bedrooms • Double Door Entries • High Sloped Ceilings • Ceramic Tile Count:ertops • Microwave and Self-cleaning Ovens • Wood-bumJng Fireplaces (These are just a few of the reasons why over one thousand S outhern Callfom.ta Fa.mJlles call Parle Place "Home") From 889,990. \." .. ie d d c ~ If • )' e t I (I e I • - Qmday, September 25. 1977. .. , . .. ··~ CAIL Y PILOT 'f !f- Irvine Company Planning 9 Projects.* REAL ESTATE Crossing P/ut$e II Now Ope n Akms Development Company president E. B. Akins announces homes are now available in Woodbridge Crossing Phase 11. There will be a total of 68 new homes offered at Uus time with 40 already sold. Phase I of the pro. 1cct 1s sold out. Woodbridge Crossing home~ feature "contemporary Vic- torian" architecture The homes have the rustic exterior beauty of natural woods and an unusual sense or freedom and lofting spaciousness inside. EVERY HOME has vaulted ceilings, woodburning fireplace. raised panel interior doors. lavish master suite, General Electric appliances, custom hardwood cabinets, ceramic tile kitchen counters and bathroom showers, smoke detectors. dead- bolt security locks, automatic gara~e door opener and energy conserving insulation. Woodbridge Crossing homes are clustered townhomes which alsn feature condominium Jwnership and membership m lhe Woodbridgt! Village Associa· lion which owns and maintains all or the Viii age recreation facihties. includin~ the 30-acre Woodbridge Lake. WOODBRIDGE Crossing is the winner of the 1977 Gold Nugget Award for best land plan, and a 1977 Gold Nugget Award for the Easton plan. Th..: proJect is also the recipient of three Mame Awards. I rvtnl' Psr1flc l>uveh>1,ment <'ompu11y, th1· holl'll' bulldinK 111 vmon of th~ I rvinc Com11uny , ~ 111 lw hulldmt¢ 1111d compleUna a wtul of nlot.• µroJect.s ·with over 1,000 home:. during the next Lwo nar'i, .u·t'Qrd111.i to J rvane Com- p.any 1'1 t•:.itlt•nl Peter C Kremer Tht• m1w proJt!cU. are located in lout Irvine Village Com- inuntl1es indudln~ lhl! v11lu~es of Woodhndge and Turtle Hock and the community •If Rancho San Joac1um in lllc City or Irvine and tht• Village of l larho1 View m Newj)Ort Bcuch Jn Woodbrtd~c. Irvine Pacific wtll l>e complNmg three pro- duc·ts . Woodbndge Phtce, which of~l!rb bpacll>Ub, thrt'e·tO·five bedroom t.lctached homes for l.'blJhlai.hed £am11iei.; Wood · hnd.:c 1':btatl'S, highly innovative two and three home l>tructures. attached to look like one large man:.1on and appealing to :-.oph1bt1cat('d couples and small familie:.; and a new project calll'<I Woodhrrdge Gables, offer· ing family orrt.•ntcd, detached homes in mid-1978 IN TURTl.E ROCK, Irvine Pacific will be completing the Turtle Rock Glen Garden Homes which are two homes attached to look and function as detached homes. The Garden Homes are designed for families of all ages. Complementing the Garden Homes are the high-styled Turtle Rock GJen Townbomes for adult$ The Rancho San Joaquin V1lla11 will complete the adult-oriented {'ommun1ty of Rancho San Joa quin. which is built around the Rancho San Joaquin golf course and the lrvme Racquel Club I rvme Pacific 1s also slated to build three proJects in Harbor Ridge, an ultra-cxlusivc, hilltop community in the Village or Harbor View in Newport Beach. PLANS CURRENTLY call for Irvine Pacific to complete these nine proJcctb and then phase out or the construct10n business with all warrantees covered by the parent Irvine Company. Under new ownership, the Irvine Company recently an· nounced its decision to ultimate· ly phase out all of its general con- tracting operations including In inc Pacific and to concentrate on the traditional masterplan- n1ng and development role, ac- cording to Kreml'r. Selection Remaining Lake Forest·Tract Woodleaf Popular A good selection of homes can still be made l:lt Woodleaf, a new, s1ngl£··fam1l y home development m Lake Forest. according to Lan- don M. Exley, Vice President and General Manager of Pacesetter llomc:s. Inc. "Sales have been excellent at this oulo;tanding location in Lake Forest," Exley said, "but. there are still s ome fine lots with large family homes available " "This is the time lo choose your new home because you could be in and settled this fall," he said. A RANGE OF schools. CX · ccllenl s hopping facilities and convenient freeway access offers fast commuting to employment and metropolitan centers. "The spacious homes. which are built in the Pacesetter tradi· lion of quality, are available m three distinct floor plans with 1,488 to 2.033 square feet of living area," the builder continued. Pnced from $81 ,995 to $97,995, the one and two story residences are offered in rustic exteriors with extensive use of wood sid- ing, rough-cut beams and cedar shake roofs. Air conditioning and rear yard fencing 1s included. All Exceptional new financing plan Is also avwlable. SPACIOUS LIVING rooms of the homes feature cathedral ceil· ings, wood-burning fireplaces with gas lighters, tempered glass sliding doors and lavish ceramic tile enlnes. Influential Homes' Model Wins Sales Kitchens have ample operating space and offer such quality features as contemporary built ins. stainless s t eel s inks. microwave ovens. cabinets or ratsed panel ash and spacious counters topped with ceramic tile. Two of the plans have nooks large enough for family dining. Features provided in each home include custom carpeting. smoke detector, forced air heat- ing, insttlation of perimeter walls and ceiling and a 40-gallon, glass- 11 ncd water heater. Two or three car garages and concrete driveways are additional £eatures Two-story Plan 23. a four. bedroom and three-bath model, has proved the star of Buller Housing Corp. 's Influential I lomes project in Lake Forest. ac· cording to Wes Wc1ss in~l'r, Walker & Lee. Jnc .. rl!~IOnal sail's manager for the· I rvinc de· veloper. "This s pacious home in corporates dramat1r des ign features into a very livable floorplan that easily adapt.<. lo the needs of a h1~h percentage of our homeshoppers." said Weiss- inger. "Because we expected this plan to be a best-seller , we con- sl.J'ucled more of it than the other plans." The model features a s loping· roofed sheltered entry, double front doors with a large clerestory odndow above, and a free-standing ext&ior pot shelf A WNG TILED entry hall has a wet bar and guest closet at the far end. To one s ide of the entry. U>e slope-ceilinged Ii ving room has a large front picture window and a brick-floored conversation pit. A dramatic 17-foot free· standing brick fireplace opens to both the living room and a formal dining room. t Centrally located al the back of tne house, the U-shaped kitchen tias a pass-through bo.y window "'an outdoor eating bar. A large family room with Cireplace is ad- jacent to the kitchen and a den/- bedroom. Upstairs. angled double doors lead to the 18-foot long master suite with fireplace. large walk- in closet, dressing room, and wardrobe. Twin lavatories in the master dressing area are set in an L-shaped counter. TllREF. OTHER noor plans of- fer a choice of three or four bedrooms. All feature slope- <·e1Jinged master suites and llv- 1 n g rooms, wood -burning fireQlaces with gas-log lighters. formal dining rooms, pantries, continuous cleaning double ovens, two-car garages with direct access to the home, separale laundry areas, and am- ple storage space. Designed by Dale Naegle Architecture & Planning of La Jolla. the homes blend with the community's wooded country- side setting. Exteriors use wood siding, wood shin&les, horizontal V-groove paneling and brick. Roofs are cedar shingles or shake. Prices start at $105,950. A limited number or units are available for immediate oc· cupancy. To reach Influential Homes in Lake Forest, take the Lake Forest Drive offramp and go northeast on Lake Forest to Jeronimo Road, then left on Jeronimo one block to the models. THE WINDSOR, 1,400 square feet. is a single story. three bedroom, two bath home with family room, nook and dining or optional fourth bedroom The master bedroom has a separate dressing area aJong with Its bath The Richmond, 1,887 square feet, is a two story design with four bedrooms and two and a half baths. It has a family room, nook in the kitchen and a combination formal living and dining area. The San Simeon, 2,033 square feet, is an impressive two story design with four bedrooms, two baths and a powder room. The separate formal dining room 1s situated next to the patio-view kitchen with pass-through counter, luminous ceiling and large pantry. The entry's double door opens to view a soaring cathedral ceilina accented by a huge designer fireplace. There is even a shop area in the garaae. And as an adc:fitional recreation feature a county regional park with night lighted tennis courts is under construcUQO next to the project. To reach Woodlear take the San Diego Freeway south to the Lake Forest Drlve exit, drive north on Lake Forest, then right on Muirlands and right op Dylan Street to the models.· Three models are open daily from 10 a.m. t.odusk. , Irvine Pacific Development Company wa:, foundf'd in July. 1973, and In three years rose to tht• eighth largest builder in Southern Caltfornla according to the annual "Los Angeles Times" survey. Jt also ranked 65th in the nation, according to ''Professtonal Builder" magazine <there are an estJrnat ed several thousand independent builders in the United States ac cording lo the National As~oc1a tion of Home Builders l . DURING ITS first three years. Irvine Pacific accumulated mort than a dozen top industry award:. for planning, des1J.(n <ind market mg excellence. Most recently. the company captured thre<' "Gold Nuggd" awards for the Woodbridge E~tates, Harbor View Knoll and Turtle Rock Glen Garden Homes. "Irvine Pacinc has accepted the mosL challenging assign· ment.s on the Irvine Ranch." not· ed Frank E Hughes, pre:.1dent or Irvine Pacific. "We pioneered many concepts in design and land planning 1rnd satisfied special segments or the market which the mainstream builder ig- nored." Exampks of innovative Irvine Pac1flc proJccts include the adult-oriented tuwnhomes at Rancho San Joaquin ; the sophisticated one-and-two-story attached hom es on the waterfront al the Cove a New England renaissance at Harbor View Knoll. and the highly in no\'ative Woodbridge Estates Im ing the mmn street in the Village of Woodbridge "THE WOODBRIDGE Estates have become a focal pomt e village along with the lakO" d themut1c wood bridge." ''U1d Hughes 4 "During the next two years. we al Irvme Pac1f1c expect to_~Oo tinuc our exceptional record. .of designing and building uai.q"e products which sati.~Jy home buyers and enhance, ~be genera 1 com mun 1 t y . .. 1Jt~ - phasize<l Hughes. "Some o( OW' f(reutest challenges he ahead. ~•ntl ""e'rl' looking forwans_,1\0 meeting them in true l rv•~e Company style. a trud1tion of e,x,- cellence." . ,. • Irvine Pacific maintain~ ~n "intcre·t list" for home,s in rutun• prOJl'Cls al its Nt•ww.n Beach headquarters. People on the mten:~t h!.l ar~ updated pcr1od1cally o n plans ,a.l)d schedules for the various «'vine Pac1f1c proJects. , , GRAND OPENING NEW SINGLE FAMILY HOMES. DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS THAN THE VALUE• LOCATION• DESIGN • PRIC~ HURRY! We're 50°/o sold out prior '. , to our official opening! Just 5 minutes to fabulous South Coast Plaza An award-winning community of just 43 lux- ury homes is completely enclosed with block wall fencing. Family·s1zed units measure from approximately 1575 to over 2230 square feet. Super convenient. energy-saving location is just 5 minutes rrom the fabulous South Coast Plaza Shopping Complex. Includes carpeting, draperies, paneling. fireplaces, shake rooff., concrete drives, 2 and 3 car garages. 1 and 2 story, 3, 4 and 5 aedrooms, 2 and 3 baths. PLAN 224 FROM $87,950 OTHER PLANS AVAILABLE FROM $72,950 lo Long Beach to Senta Ana Garden Grove Fwy, Westminsler Blvd. ..g t71hSI. > Vi CD ~ J .: . fll I/I Bol a Ave. .E tst SI. 2,,. '° ~ "' 'C f./) LA LINDA M Fadden CD !! ti} 0 :t •' UI -Edinger '" On McFadden SI. 1usl easl ol Harbor Blvd. · .. (714) 839·8711 I ";¥,.,~ o--..-:" • ..;,·v..,1· ~m·,~ir I ···-···· ' ................... " ........ _.,.. • •• OAIL y Pll OT Sund•X:. 9-et•mber 25, 1917 Viejo Drawing Planne~ Mo11li el, Madrid <kl Lago Ho~s Offered Mon• th1t11 HIO Monl1tOtl 8 Pro:tllt't:llH• humt• l>uycr~ m1ty rf'l;l'>lt•r fur tht• drbw1n&1> throuJ(h 1<>dt1) .at the rt''>l>''t'l1ve -.alt•:-. 11HtC'1'' rn M l">!>IOn VWJO, Ii~ ;1n11ounccd h) Granl Sulhvwn , director or , ... 1c .. · Wt· n·m11HI all pro1>pt!(•t1ve buvt•r:. of M1'>1>ion V1cJO Com- µany s pohn ol bl'lling homes on· ly t o "" ncr 11tru1H1nb," s aid Sullivan .mrl that the buyers will Ul l..no" lt·cls.:e same when they \1gn their purchase agree· ment •• The fifth nc1~hborhood of Mon· tiel Patio llumcs includes 64 homes in one and two-story de· signs locatt•d northwest of of the future Lake M1s:.1on Vit.'JO. t"TVE FLOOR plans are of· fer<.'d, ranging Ill size from 1,225 to 2,033 square feet. The patio homes have three or four bedrooms and two to three baths. Each plan has u formal dining area and either a family room or an optional den. While exact prices have not, as yet, been set , these Montiel Patio Homes arc expected to be ap· proximately $75,000 lo $97,000. Homes arc scheduled to be ready for occupancy in March, 1978. . Popular architectural features including a second-story br idge that s pans the h ving room in t:be "Casa Dolores" plan.and a bay window in the dming room of the "Casa Andrea" plan. Cathedral ce'ilings, atnums, lux· urious master suites and wood· burning fireplaces are also featured THIRTY-N INE Mad rid del La~o homes in Neighborhood 13 will be offered for sale in the Oct. 8 drawing As their name im· plies, these hom(.-S are also local· c:d near the future L1o1ke Mission \ lt'JO Mad rid dcl Lugo features even floor plaru, in i.inale level and two lllury styles ranging In \It~ troni 1,919 to 3,003 square ft'et l''ourteen d1sl1Ml1 vc elc11 a tions arc offered Homes have three or four bedrooms and two to three bath!. Features that distinguish these executive-size homes are a spiral staircase in the "Santa Cruz" plan, master s uites with fireplaces and sleeping plat· fo r ms, laundry chutes and l&un· dry rooms in several plans, one or two wood-burning fireplace!., and an extensive use of cathedral ceilings. 1'1ADRID DEL Lago homes all have a formal dining room, fam1· ly room and a two· or three-car garage. Exact prices have not been set for the Oct. 8 saJes release, but t hey a re expected to be approx imately $98,000 to $132,000. Homes in Madrid del Lago's Irvine Realtor Joins Federation Don Allen of Irvine, preslden\ of Allen Real Est ate with offices lo Irvine, San J uan Capistrano a nd P asadena, has been ad· milted to membership in the In· ternational Real Estate Federa· tlon , through its Am.erlc an Chapter, an affiliate of the Na· tional Association of Realtors. The or ganization lists among its objectives the promotion of high professional standards and good relations among md~v1duals e ngaged in the real estate pro· fession in all nations a nd the en· couragement of th e private ownership of real property and understanding or its obligations. Neighborhood 13 are scheduled· for March, 1978, occupancy. Doth the Mad rid del Lago homes and the Montiel Patio llomes have carpeting m most rooms, gas forced air heating system ducted for future air con· ditioning, smoke detectors, and a la vi sh use or glass. While kitchen appliances dif· fer, both home series have a range with double ovens, a dish· washer, tras h compactor. disposal and abundant storage space MONTI EL AND Madrid del Lago sales offices are open daily from 10 a m . until 6 p.m. Both complexes may be reached by taking the Ahc1a Parkway exit from the San Diego Freeway and driving cast lo M arguentc Parkway To visit the Montiel model homes, turn left onto Marguerite and follow the signs. To tour the Madrid del Lago homes, turn right on Marguerite then turn left onto Trabuco Place. As residents of Mission Viejo, Montiel and Madrid del Lago homeowners are invited to join lhc volunteer-membership Mis· s10n Viejo Recreation Centers Facilities, al the four centers, in· elude 21 tennis courts, four <:om· petition 'POOis, three ha ndball /racketball courts. phys11 .. dl fitness rooms, five sand volleyball courts and much more. Homebuyers will automalical· ly become members of the Lake M 1ss1on Viejo Association, with full priv1legt>s at Lake Mission Viejo when it is completed. The initial Lake Association dues, which will not be payable until the lake 1s completed and availa· ble for use by members. will be $7 per month, payable each six months. LLE E ntering the co11rtyard, you p ause. That wall! Wliere did tliey find a mason who ca11 still do brickwork like that? ----------=r--- It begins as you pass through the massive stone and ironwork gates. That feeling that Crest deVille is a w orld apart. That it's private. ----- --:--....-.._ .. ___ . In the skylights. In the cabinetry. In the balustrades of the staircase. In the arrangcn1cnt of windows to take advantage of di stant views. Crest dcVille is a world apart. 0 REAL ESTATE Single Homes Sin~le family detached homes in Oran~e County continue to sell at a rapid pace despite continum~ !>harp price rises, the newest survey by First American Title Insurance Company's market reseurch depart· ment discloses. The median price of homes offered for sale in fi2 developments havin~ 7,706 proposed total units included in the study was $101,990. This is an in- crease of $5,615 over the median price of $96,372 m 47 projects w 1th 7 ,630 proJectc.'<.I units s urveyed three months a~o. THE AVE RAGE price or 789 homes currently available was $121,533, compared with $107 ,214 in the April 1977 study "h1ch included 544 available houses PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUI IUllNtESS NAMI STATIMl!NT Tiie foll-11'0 per\On ll clol119 bv\I· ,,.,, ., 81!ACH CITIES M.-.tNTENANCE CO, m 01 NO•llvllle SI lfunllnl)lon auc11, CA tt .. 1 Kurt Wayne Tllterv, Ht • 1 NHllVlll• SI., Huntlnq1on Beacll, CA ., .. , Tiii\ ""'1n..1 •• conduclecl b,, an In dlvld ... I KunW Tlll..-y Tllh •l•l.ment w•• fllt!d wolll IN Counly Cl•r• ol Or""lll Counly on S.PI PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTITIOUS IUSIMeU NAMl!STAT&MINT TM tollOW•"O perton 11 c1o1no 1>111>1 nfllH SUNDANCE P.-.INTING CO, 4111 Red Blutt Cir lrv1M CA .,114 ~ T-• Hul)tr, .. ., Red Bl"ll Cll Irvine. C.A.,llA Tiii\ D•l\lnft\ I• <onclu< ,.., DY •n In dlWIOu"4 J~EPH T HURER Tiii• \1•1-111 w•\ Wee! wllll the Co,,ntv Cler Ir.of Ot~ Co,,..ty on "9t>t IJ, 1'11 ''''" Publl\hed OrAnqe C:O<l•I 0011,, Pilot .,, .. ,. Sept. ll,U,Oct-r 1. •. ,,,, p,,Dll•""ept ti, 2S. -Oct 2, '· 1'11 AOSJ.11 PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS I UStNtEH NAMtEST.-.TEM•NT Tiie tollowlng per"°"' •r• dolnl) bvsl· MUH TltA\/EL SHOP WEST, Utt W. teal.it• Aw., Anallelm. CA~ Mk11Mll(l-ll.-IJ6E.Valley, .-.111 • .-a. C.A '"°' Ol91 M. I('-"· t9t-t:l6E Valley, Al,,.mllr•, CA 911C>t Tiii• bv•IMn h conducled D'I' a 99ner el portneu,.lp. Ml<-1 l(lopoe<h 019aM 1(1-11 l Ill\ sl•l.......t W .. llled Wllft Ille Coun1,, Cl•'" of 0<01199 Covnt,, on PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS •us1NIESS NAME HATl!Ml!NT The IOllowlnq per'°" it d<llnq OU\I M\\ •tt· CAMPUS TRAVEL llUREAV, 411' CamPV\ Or, lrvlM, c• 9'1116. We5talr• Propflrtttt\ Inc • A CALIFORNIA CO llPORATION, AO~ O•hlla, lrvl,,.. CA.,llS Tiit\ buSlllf'" I\ tOndUCtfn W•~airP ProP"rtl~ AH G4'rr•. Pu•-.tdftnt Tiits \lottHYWnl ••• tlll'd w1lh '"" Counly cier• of Oran~ Counly on Src>I I], 1'11. ... 1.,. Pu1111.-Oranve CCM•t O••I• p,101 Sept 11 li. OctObtr l , ,, IU/ AuqU'1JI.1911 -----=------- l'tll1S Putlll"""' Or-C.O.•I 0•11,, Piiot S.PI A, II. II. U, 1'11 PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOOl IUSINIESS NAME ITATl!MENT Tiie loll-lnQ pet\Oft I• CIOlng bUSI· ........ ~OT LINE PAOOUCTS, 1017 Maple, Co•ta Mf: .. , c.-. '1207 RtcllarO Guy Diieo, 2017 ~114•. Cost• Me\&. CA.,.,, PUBLIC NOTICE •ICTITIOUS I USINEU NAMaSTATl!MENT T"" loUowlnQ 119r10m •r• clCHnQ bu'1 ,_.~s ., LE CHARME OU PA~SE, UI 31st SI., N..._, Ba.ch, c.-. ., .. l Ja.,. Paul Mon"ldO, All Sellerue, Bal-"-"" , CA JoAMe ~l•lclo, '17 Seller"•• B•lbcM "'9nn , CA Thi• buSlnen I• <onclucl•CI by bn In dlvlesu.1. J. p..,1 Monl•ldo Tiii$ •lat-I Wa\ lilecl WHll '"" COUlll\I Cieri! ol Or-Counly on AUii PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUI IUSINl!SS NAMI! STATIMlNT Tf\t tollowtnQ owrton tt df'lno ""''""' ... THE NINTH WAVE 4h Jlol '\trUI N---1 lke<ll C.A .,Mil l!llt•ti-lh I( Foster 1'01 s. .. w1110 D• CM-CM!-.C• mu 1111• bufolflft\ I\ conOv<ted D,, •n In• dlvlO..el Eh1<ttlell'I I( Fost•r Thi\ \l•l-t wit\ 111..i wllll tht C.ou11h ci.r11 ot Ot-CO;tnt,, on Sell\ IJ ... n , .. .,. P111>h\lwd Orn.-C04\I Dallv Piiot !Mfpt 18, U . el>CIOtl 2 ' 1971 ~ 11 PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITlOUI I USINH S NAME STATEMENT Ttw 1o11-1no per'IOl\s •r• clol"ll l>Uil· nen ., CALIFORN IA WEST OEllELOPMENT, JOI Or~ Aw . Costa MHa. CA .,.V Wiiiiam Sltphtn Ztftn•k, 101 Or•llQt A.. CO*la Mesa. C 4 '1'11 Reymond Hervey Klnb, 111 C..<11 St . CO\t.o A.Vu CA 91'7' Tiu\ t>utinll\• 11 c°"clucled b,, • _,al l>OrtlW~hlP Wllll-5 Zttenak Tiil\ Slat-I ,.., lllfd wlll't Ille County Cle<tt d ()r~ c:-m,, on S.pt. '· 1•11 l't tff1 Puoll"'°" Or-C.oul 0111,, Pilot, Scoi>t II, 11 lS -Ocl. 2, 1911 )tl).11 PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOOS IUSINESS NAME STATlMENT T,,.. follOW•nQ per...,, aredolnq l>u•I-,..,, ., WOOOBRI OGE VI LL.AGE REALTY, 1Jf> WI'" Y•I• Looo, Irvine. CA911U WoodOtldQe Re•lly, • Calllornl• corpo•ellon, ll• Wesl Yale Loop. lrYlne,C.At'111• Tiii\ buslnft• Is ConducteCI b,, • CO<'• porallon -i6Q<IAUll,, eernard J l(oerselm"" Pn'•lc»nl Thh bu•IMU IS conducted b,, an ln-dlvlO..•I Rlc ... rd Diie<> J1,1'n. Tiii\ slot""""'I was llled with ,,,. "''"' County Cler~ of Oronge County on Tiii• \tat.,,_. was flled wltll Ille Counl't' Clerk of Oran91 Collnl'I' on Av11u•UI, ltn .,.,. PuDll...., OranQe C.O." Oall,, Piiot 5.epl A, 11, 18, U, lt11 PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOOS •U51 NESS NAMa STATtEMIENT The lollowl"ll per-• M•Ool"ll busi· ,,.,, ., BLUE OIAMOf>IO PAINTING & OECORATING.• lrvlne A .... ,• Slll, Newpon Bea<ll. CA. ftMO P..o11$11ed Or..-ot Cool O•lly PllOI, A,,1111•12•, 1•11. S.114.4,11,11,U,"71 3'1._17 PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS IUSI NESS NAMEST ATl!MENT Thi' fotlowl"ll p.•""' I\ d<l•"ll bu•• ne._.,. GENERAL OFFICE SE RlllCF<o MI SSIO N VIEJO 0 1-r1ct PRODUCTS, 2S6'S T •lod•o, Ml•s-V•eJo . .,.,S B.oH Muqrdtclllan. n•1• Flam lf\00, Woodl-Hlll\ CA'1Jl>.t Th~ business is conauc1..i DV a., In· dlvlCIUal BARR MUGROECHIAN ""'n PuDll!.Md Ortn911 C.0.\t 0•11,, PllOI, ,S.Pt A, 1 t, II. U, 1911 l870·71 PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS IU~INESS HAME STATE MENT T,... tollO"'•"ll P<'''°"' •re clolncJ bu-'· ~\\.\ ORANGE COUNTY BLIND (HILOAEN ASW(IATION, 1101 W . 17th St,,.et Suite 2 .. , S•nta Ana, Cahlomtot'1106. Hell>'nQ H.ond 1no.n1r1u Inc., a C•lll0<N1 corpor•tl(lrl, 110'2 w 1111• Slt,...t, !iutl• 219, s.n1a An•, c:.111orn1• .,,~ A llhou~h the total number of dwellin~s be· in~ offered for sale had increa.,ed. inventory dropped durin~ the three-month pe riod, ac· cordin~ to Philip W Kunisch, First American's market re· search director. Millon M. SlojlC, -lrYiM AW , • S111, 14-1 !leach. CA. ftMO hrtko Elf._, • lrvl"" .Ave., •Slit, Newport 8HCll, CA 91'60 Tiii• DU•l,..U Ii conducled b,, • oenerel partnerShlP Miiion N SloJk rurt~o E11-. Tiii\ \lalenwnt was llled wllll Ille ~ly Clerlo. ol Or-County on s.pt, 1, "n "'"" P"bll\hed 0rtmQI' C.Oul Oally PllOt, S..Pt. II, II, U, -Ocl. 2, 1'17 Tl•ls •t.l~nt was l•lt'd ••Ill ttw County O.rlr. ol Or..,.,. Co,,..1 yon S.PI 13, 1'11. , .. .., Publl\N!d OranQt co.nt Oally PllOI Sept II, U, OCI t, 9, lt11 • •OSA 11 PUBLIC NOTICE •1CTITIOUS 6USINESS NAME STATEMENT Thr 1o11owo1119 Pt>rson Is doln11 bu•I· n~\$ a\· NEWPORT LEASIN G. '799 Mac ArthUr Blvd., Sit. 20S, Newport Bt•ch,CA ~J Tll•• bu ....... I• Conc!V<led by. CIW .. por .. -. J R Reyno!"" Tiiis \ldte,...nt was 1111'<1 wllll Ille Count,, Cletk ot Oton~ eou111,, on S..p. temt>er 21, lt77 f'24tt PuDllv..d Or""9" C.0.\1 Oa1ly"'l>11ot. Sept 1Sanc10cl.2,•. ••.1'77 ••04-11 PUBLIC NOT ICE fllCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME HATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE COMPLETED houses rem ainin~ to be sold 1---.,-,-CT-1_n_ou_s-1u"NESS numbered only 24, or less NAMl!ITATEMIENT than one percent, in the T111eraoowtng,,.rlOflurec1oinQ1>uS•· report released this ,,...~~EX'S FOREIGN CAR SERVICE. lSOSI Mor•n !.t., week, while those com· wes1m1"''"'·°' '16el pleted but unsold in April .-.1.ien0r0 --'· '9!1'1 TI1lst1e totaled 70, or just under ... .,.~~~n:~,:~,';::n.1sue t WO percent, he Said, A.,. , F~n Valley, C._ .,108 r:-or the first time. Tt1bbUSn .. itc.-.c•..,b,,..,1n-c dlvlOU.I First American's report ....... e11ae HerNlldet JOHNP l(ING,JR,TrullH Ollhr Car\Oft & Ale•lnu Minot\' Tru•I\. •~ M•c.-.rtllur Blvd , Ste. 20S. Nrwport Bl'&Cll, CA. ""3 Tiii• tiu.lnen I< b@lnq conaucl•d bY an lndlvldual, 1n nh c•P~<•IV "' TrU<lf!fl. Jo;>n P 1(1119, Jr lru<I..., Thi\ \101........,1 hll'd wll,., '""County Cl~rk ol Or•n<ie County on 5(-pl IJ 1917 ., ..... , Publl\Md Or;1n11t Co."'SOO Is doin9 bUS•· M\\.J\ Ooualr. IC trrlqan and Auoclat~. 11n 1¢•n•oo<1 Place. Co\la Mu•. Calltorniat'16V Kerry OouQllt\ Lamperh, 171? Krnwood Plact, Co•la ~. (Alllornla 91621 lnls ""''~' 1, c.oncluctecl o,,.,. ,,,. dlVlclu•I ICtrry Oouql~' L11m1>"r1s ,,.,, •1111Pm4"'1 WO "'"" ... 111 Ille County Cl&"' ol °'"'Ill' County on s.i>-lemDer11. 1911. Fneot Publi\i.d 0<11"11" ~I 0"41,, P1IOI, s.p1 1hnc10c1 2, •.1•. "n •u•n lists details or projects ~.~~ri,:,:=;"~:;'S:: PUBLIC NOTICE being de v e Io p e d o r 1.1m """' 1----------PUBLIC NOTICE between incremen ts, Pvt>tl"*' ()r-Coa•I OAlty PllOl. fllCTITIOOSI USI NESS -----------with no homes presently Sept 11, ll,lS,-Ocl ,, 1'71 -.11 NAME STATEMENT "'CTl"tlOUS I USI NESS ....,, T~ lollOWl"ll per~ I\ clotno bu\I NAMI S.,ATEMtENT for sale. Many of the Un· .... us: TM1ot10Wlngoer10marecto1no1>tJst.-.t . the 59 projects 1------------PYR ... MID IMPORT CXPOllT ,.,..u •. I s m se PUBLIC NOT IC E COMPANY 10lo7 51al~r A ... n ... Sult• THE HIP TRIP, :nn Newport are already SOld, the IOS,Founl,,.nValley.~tllornl89'70I 81vd ,N--18eech,Callt.'16U Study indicated. Mr "'°'erGrrnt~lldf> Bruyn, 10l61 EVELYN ZELINSKY, UHJ Valley Combines Agencies Valley Realty, the Real Estate Place. and Home Realty or San Juan Capistrano have f11CTIT10USIUllNl$S SlatPr .-.wn~. Sult• IOS, Fountain C-,cloosSI ,N.....,alk,CA-)0 NAMI JTATUlllENT ' ValltY.~lifornl119270I! CLARENCE ZELINSICY, 1220 ... :~:~uowtngper,..,,ureootnobuil· dl!i~'~':"'lnen I\ condU<IN! by en In· c,,~~~:!;~=·:~·~:!'!ec1 _,. • POTPOURRI ENTERPRISES, F-.lerG de Bruyn oeneralpartne.-~lp. Gow..-St, z.n!IQO, 1000 N. 8'1•tol 51., Tiii\ •l•t..,,..nl wH lllNI wllll the CLARENCE ZELINSICV' Hew~8MCll,C.A'16tcl Count,, Clerk ol OtMloe Counl,, on Ser> Tiii• ltalMWnl wes flled wlfll Ille Jlml T. Abe, 1111 JamHtown Way, tember?I, "11. Collnh c1ar11 AUQ. Jt, 19n. oroft9', C.A.,... •n.., "11111 R-ld o. 511er, 2790 wuwlno Cir· Publltlled Oranoe CoaSI Oally Piiot. Publl51Mic1 OranQe Coast Oalfy Piiot. c1e,cos1aMesa,CAtt•26 S.p1.u-0t1.i,•,1& •Off·1f s.ou.11.11.u,l9n Ml0-77 Tllll btJSIMU I• condUcled by a llmltedportnerslllp. RONldO.Shel Thll sllllemenl 'flltt flied with the 1------------Count,, Cler• of 0r•"9t c~unt,, on FICTITIOOS •UllNl!IS PICTIT10USIUSINEU AUQUll JI, t'17. NAME ST,\Tl!M&NT NAME S'UTEMIENT ""m T11e 1o11-ino persons aredOlnv Dutl· Tiie lollowlno ~"'"~ antclolnQ DllsJ· P<14141"'9d Or-C.0.UI 0.11,, Pllol, MUi\" nentt• S.pt.4, 11, ll,U, 1'177 OOWN HILL DFSIGNS. 7>SO ClllEATIVE NEEDLES, U .. S JW.77 Hew~ 81YO . eo.i. ~w C.lltomla Count~ Ln , lrvtne, CA . .,,14 Brian Harr,, Boya Jl•n. '01'"1 Fr•nces Ellul>elll Bauer. tot PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE •emi.et, (Or'ona ~I Mar. C.lllornla Gul\lr....S Cr., Hi.1llngton llff<ll, CA. m?S .,... Herm«i Jlmener, tJOl Ta,.,Y1on, SonMI SNll-. Unlr0¥•1 Sumetra merged operations. 1---------- Adele DuBois, former PUBLIC N011CE owner or Home Realty. Wllntler, c.llf0<nl• ~ Pl..,1-, Kls.M.,., ltldonesia Tiiis 111Jslne11 Is condUclod by • NonN ICllolHY, 1M' Couftl~ 11 t · "-'IUCNOTICE w I c 0 n 1 nu e as MOTl~Of'"-'•UC:MH•IMO Qtneral pattnenNp. Ln., tnllne, CA..,,., Brian Boyaflan Tiil 1 Du1lnen Is c.onclUclttd by • manager. Valley Realty, Notke l1l\ff9Dl'111wn ,.., .. Publl< 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Hur1nowt11b9,,.ldl>,,,,..Hou•1nunc1 Tiils Ital-I "'" fllecl wlfll IN o-ner• .,.,_,,.Ip. Counll' Clef1c ol OrMIOI t.ounly on Ste>-F.--IE. a-r Oom,.,...,ify 0ew1oomen1 tommltt" Irvine, operates offices o1t~c11voreo.i.MHA. tem~21 1977. This,._..,...... wa• tiled with IM ' "''* County Oer1' d OranQe e.oum,, on S.pt. in El Toro, Mission Viejo c1t11•n•or '°'"Mo• ere 1nv11ee1 to h I all.,,., -nll'"H• tllelr OPlnlOM on PuOll"'9d 0ranoe Coatl O•llY Pllo4, •, 1'11. Stpt.UenclOct.t,t, l6, l'17 ""'7·'7 Pulllltllld Qr..,ge Coelt oa11,,~1~ and Newport Bcac • 11ow the c:itv'' ,_,114 '""""'-'d.,. Irvine. auoc••ed dlK!nQ ,,. tourtll proorem PUBUC NOTICE According to Steve ,,.;~,.,...1<19w11111ei.1dat1:oop.m .. , Waters, vice president of In 111e eo.-11 CMmbe<s at n Fair ----------- valley. the m erger is or1,,., eo.ta Me ... c.t1tom1•. on s-PICT1T10Us1u11Mus tembff21,tffl, NAMl!STAT&MCNT part Of the r apid eX• Nollce II hereb'( Qlven IMt al Hid TllefollowlnQper'°"UntclolnQllllll· . time end ptace •t1V .,.d •II IMf'tOfls In-neu 111 p a o s 1 o n p r o g r a m ,., .. lad ,.,,..., _ar anc1 .,. he••d .,., c , J p • o P E R T v planned by Valley in , ... Houtl"9 -eommun11,, o. ...... MANAGEMENT, 1411 5.tlt Uk• Or., 0 C t men! eommlu... Hunn~on BNcll, C.A n ... r ange oun y. EILl!&N P. PHINNEY C.rlot $.Mnl, ... , Sall I.Ok• Or .. DuBois has 25 years 01yc1erk 1oiununatona..c11,c.-.tt'4ll ex perlence In both re-ettvorcon•-.• Janlcal. Saeflr,1611 s.n LAk• or., Sl.dent1·a1 and land sales. l"vbllll*I Orenoe eo.st O•llY p11o1 Hunt1"91.onDNC11.c.-.nw S.ptemberU,U,21, ttn Tiii• -'nlu 11 cond\l<ted by en ln- S h e h as m a n a g e d •u•n d1v11111e1. l QrlotS-1 sever a l l a r ge rea ty l-----------t . JantC111..s.ena S.pt.11, 1',U,end<kt.l, 1'77 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICS TO c••Dn'OH suN•ICMt cou•T Of' TMlf ITATll OP CALIN>ltNIA l"Olt TMIClOUHTYOPOltANOI Na.""'2Jee Etlettof SA81NA lllUTH SELF •It• S. RUTH SELF aka RUTH Sl!LF, OK .. Md. As you wind up to the plaza, with its fountain and flowers, .,. you notice the beautiful stone- work. The houses with towers. The latticed windows. The dis- tinctively French feeling of the A private, hilltop coll~ction of richly detailed homes. lns~ed . by tfle counirf1iouses OTP'ran"ce·:- A touch of an old world country- side, high on a hill w ith a view comnanj~ In the p ast. A ~,,_.ell:' TlllJ ltAll-' ... llled with 1111 m 'f"ih ber..-0,.. ate-Sot/th -PU.UC ~·· • -• cc11'"'"~1eruto..-c-i' Ofts..t Orange County Board of 1'1CTIT1out 1u1tMiru u. "''· -""' Realtors, ouBols haa MAMUTAftMIM' Pv1111f1Nder-C0Ht oa11y,.1'-t. TM tot1ow1no iw_, ~•eoino 111111-Sept. at, u, °" ,, '· '"' NOflCE: IS HERl!8Y GIVEN lo IN <Miion of tile aboY9 NlfMCI Clt<edent !Ml all l*'IOnt II.wing CIAlm• aQalnlt the tald CIKlldtfll -,_,1'9d to Illa tMm, wllll ti. -sarv _,..,., In 1111 oHlc:. ol tN clertt Of tlle •llOW ..,_ lltl'ld_,, • .,_.""""· wltll lfle llK•HMY -"'"-to tlle ..,,._,tltMd et ti. 91tlce of AOIUAH ICUYPl lt, COUHTY COVl61!L. 61S Civic C:.nl« Oflw Wiit. ""' Otfiee eoa ,,,,, Santa AN, ~ wll!UI It lfl9 91aCe Of butlnen been a conslalent top producer ln real est ate -----------·· .. .,. ...,tleMd In ... 11\111 ..... -- for the Board. PtJBLIC NOTICE lalN"I ta the .-... .C Mid dKalMM. wlllll11 •-"""''"' 1IW tlll ""' Pl* IUlltn Of IHI l'lltlO. architectUrc. The front door sWings open smoothly. Solid hardwood. ~ feeling of quality. Inside, you are sure. The elegant rooms flow, one into another, like a stream through the French countryside. to the sea. Evel")"Yhere you look you see craft~1nanship. Careful attention to d~taiL' 'In the window seats. Erorn $185,000. ~ communUjt by G.L Lewu Homes. Katella off~ wt r.om the Ne-,~Fa'ffway, 2 miles to ~ltla and loUcr* die up to Crest deViDe. (714) 637-7300 Currently Valley is hir· lng to brine the office tart up to o run st air or 22. Va lley Roalt.y la a d •vlsion of Dor a En· t uprlses, Jnc .. wblcb ~u rrent.1 y op ~tl l H alipost 10.9 real estate brok~raae omctt In Ntw Jeri~. Nevada. Florida1 Arizona, Callfomla ana T xu. . . OeledJ=~w. .. ~f( .......... eftlle .._.,.,....,.... I ,......._...,.. j\HIA•ltUYN• t'OUtfTY ~ .... L: .. NUlll.tAMI .,....., .,. attcc..wo.M-.. ... 0. ... 11" llMllMot.CAtfJlt T.t:INI...,_ ......., ........... -,,.., ... Or ..... 0-1 Oelly P1to11. ..,.,411,ll.u,1m PUBLIC NOTICE I 1 "~!.~g f~~"""'~"'"!~~?fwld~~?.~~!~ lio!~~~.~~~h., °'' .. 0 .. 1, ~ .... " .. ' 1·1l-ur lht• clt·t·k:. for t1t•tion, "said Vivian Shaw, res-are no openings, why go to school four years?·· application. It c·QuJtJ be tho hardt:M lhuii: you •11 •·v.-r huvt• 111111: s1>t-<'l&llst for the Women's Opportunity For the person returning to work after a Secretarles and sw1trhboard operators can todo <'t·rttc•r 111 ll<' lr\'uw. which s erves women in the luatus, or switching fi elds. this muy mean also provide the names or executives. she said. Tofin<l a Job today. oran&t'Coatst t'llpt'fb ""Y. rn,1,1 t'1Jinmu111l) '''ou plan a JOb finding cam translating ab1hties to another field. And use friends who are willing to provide the \OU h.1H• to ta kt· ll lvni htird look Ill ) our ·wlf p.111!n names of contacis tonfolt·nn" lt'llrll to \t'll H>iir,elf 1and l>ecomc '"' "WE HAD A GIRL whose degree was in the What about ~mployment agencie:. '' C"\l1t·rt 1n l~'f'>mliil r•ubltt• 1 t-llltlon' unromi, ·'I\ PI' I. I (' I\ NT S II /\ VF. t 11 assume ;1rts," Ms. Show said. ''lier original interest had llun 1 t•.,1>011~1h11lty fo1 ttwrn:.l·lves What you do 1s lwen doing critiques. She ende$1 up working for a sl·lf ,1-.~cs,mt nt Tht-y should try to piclure n•staurant chain and wnting menus and descnp "YOU HAVE TO KNOW how to use un employment agt.>nt.> ... Bethune s~ud "There are. different types for different occupallons . office and clerical, sale'>. accounting, computers. Th~ ~ there ure ones tha t deal w1lh entry h.•vel. tefll~ porary or execull vc \' 0, \l\ '°14HH, JOB w1·kt-r -. m1&hl 1>1>1111 nut, 1r you h,1d JJI tho~c qu11l1flt'utJOnl>, you prou ..tbly 'o'vuldn I nt·t-d to look for ~or.k th1·m-.,1•l\t''> a-. 11hJcct1vely .iS they can ·· lions " \rnong lla· 4ut•st10ns to ask yourself. Ms 'fhe next s tep is gelling the word out. :-.ha" !'>aid, an'.· Do I h ave more interest in pco· "When you're ready to work, you tell every. But }OU c ,in find .i 111h or a bl'lter JOb pk or thing"" Do I ltkc to work surrounded with body you ta.lk lo," said Ms. Shaw. "You stop the pt•oplt• or alom"' Am I an outgoing, aggressive mailman. You n ever know where a lead will "There arc agencies that don't charge a fre" 1•\ 1 n 1f Hiii rt• 11~ht 11ut of st•hool or haven l \\ '" kc'11 111 :w \ .. Jr' 11r <1r<· p<ist retirement age It ~pr rmdnh ., <4Ut·!'>tton of -.tratcgy und alt1tudl:' l"'r~on or do I prc•rer being a rollo" er " C"ome from " Du J Jdapt t•aslly to new situations or do lklhune noted. "You have to realize that 1f 1 h:111~1.·-. throw m t:'! Can I work under pressure'' you want a JOIJ, you have to go to it, it won't come But 1f you·v1.• chosen to hunt out your own JOb opportun1lles, you'll want lo focus your atlentioq · on three i mportanl pieces of paperwork your re'>· ' ume, your cover letter <1nd your application A thank you note after an inte rview is also recom· mcnckd. You m:.iy also want to include letters ol hir apfJul·ani.. pt.igucd by doubt about their ,J..1rnp} c>.~rwncc. hen· arc -.ome reassuring \\ urd-. ftum l>cnn1s fll'lhune. employment "'l>l'<.:1altst j\ OrJngt.• Co.sst College's Career ()c\ dopmcnt l c·nlcr . 1>11 I likt• numb<.•rs. precisc scientific data or am I lo you Eighty percent of all the jobs that are 111on.• l'Ol\Ct·rn<•d with sociological effects? Do I C11lcd are never advertised .. "\'Ol "RE lllRED PROBABLY becaust.· 'crn n: hkl·•I till' bc:.l. nut bl'cau::.e you re the bc-.l 11uahf1l·cl lhl· pt•rsonnel director wants to milkl• ::.Url' _\ ou \\ 111ftl1r1 with the current employt.'s. · Hut gl'lt in~ lo be "Irked the be:.t· involn·s 1mprc·ss1ng thl· prospetl1vc employer t·Vt•n bt•fon• you mN:l The procc:.s s tarts. m fact. bdon· \UU en·r set your l) pcwntcr or telephone IO \Htrk Brevity Accents Activity OnC' job huntt>r thought he h<1d a good idea for his resume I le had a photograph C>f his shapely, scantily clad wire print· ed on 1t Another <.1pplieant believed he had the per feet gimmick · a thrt'l'·d1ml•n:.1Cmal device depict· ins: a hammer :.triking a nail and tht• s logan, "llt•rc's an applicant who hits the nail on the head'" T llE\' GOT A LOT of laughs But they d1dn 't get the job Although thc-.e two·Joh seekers rarried their ideas to extremes, they did have a grasp of one im- portant concept: While a resume appears to be simply a listing or one's qualir1cations, it's actually -_an important sales tool. j<·n·pl construtllve cnt1c1sm in a pos1t1ve m.m 1u:r·• "ASK.ING WHAT DO l want to do for the rest of my life 1s mind-boggling," said OCC's lkthune "ln!'ttt-ad, ask \\-hat you're going to do 1111 the nl'xl h\'l' \'cars .. Then. hl· .sa11.l. "It':-extremely important that vuu µ1ck a field .. Vocational guiduncc te::.ls, which cost about $5 and are uvailiJble at centers likl' <><.:C's. c;,in be helpful .. Fmd out the e mployment outlook in the NOW YOU KNOW what type of JOb you want and what companies you want to apply to. But you 've still got some more preparation -the all important paper work before its time to cont(·mplate an interview ll hl'lps, first, to have the name of someone 111 the company to whom tu address a letter Ms. Sh<.iw suggested that one way is to watch the business pages of newspapers and locul magazines. If you see that anyone you know has been promoted, send them a note or congratula· rccommendatwn in your "job pack." ' "YOU CALL the 'C'ompany," s uggested Bethunl' "You probably will gel a person who ~111 ask you about you r bac·kground or give a Job dt•scnpt1on. R<•mc-mber what they say. Then p~t. that informatwn in your cover letter or resume. In your cover lt·tlt•r, )OU sell yourself" "Set yourself apart," Mrs. Shaw said, (See llUNT, Page C3) ... YOU DAILY PILOT SECTION C Sunday, September 25, 1977 No Negatives Interview S~ Strengths The woman in the parking lot is silling in her car with her head tilted back at an odd angle. try- ing to check in the rear-view mir· ror lo see if she has lipstick on her teeth. The man who has j ust stepped out of his car is searching his pockets for a handkerchief t o wipe his sweaty hands. T H EY'R E NERVOUS. Because they're both on their way to a job interview. If your job search is well under way, you're probably headed for an interview yourself. Joh ex- perts have some sugRestions on do's and don'ts that might help. short," plus simple Jewt•lry and hair-do. "Simple bul sm<.irl, .. sh~ said. Bethune put s loppy dress at the h ead or his lts t of <·ommon mistakes. followed by lateness. not know.mg about the industry or company. being negative. running down past <.•m ploycrs and n ot selling oncseU. FOR ~I EN, H E s u ggest ed dressing appropriately for the JOb --a matching s uit. or whatever other workers wear. A tie 1s a must. For women. Bethune said, "My rule of thumb 1s alway., wear a dress.·· I ' ' ' ''lt's a different type of sales letter ... said Dennis Bethune of Orange Coast College's Career Development Center. "You're bringing out your strong points. Use a lot of active verbs. Toot your horn.·· The OCC center offers free job packets. including sample re· sumes. he said. Vibman checks job board at Orange Coast College Career Center "I suggest to applicants they gel an interview lined up as a throwaway," said Vivian Shaw of UC Irvine's Women's Op- portunity Center. "They don 't really want the job or expect it. M akeyour mis takes there. Once you're in the office. l\b Shaw s aid you s hould look around and try to find something ' to compliment or comment on "You have now person<1 li1ed 11 When you leave that office, you have stroked that person ... "ONE NEVER uses the word 'I ,'" noted Vivian Shaw, resume specialist for lhe Women's Op· portunity Center al UC Irvine. "One of the biggest things I have lo do is s trip down the verbiage, the ands and ifs and buts," she said "They should use descriptive vt>rbs, action words 'originated, designed, com- f piled, developed.'" Who s hould have a resume? "The average run·of·lhe·mill Cite clerk really doesn't need a re· sume. because what are you go- ' Ing to say?" she said, adding that • • s imple job experience can be list· ' ed on the application. "TH ERE'S NOTHING unless she did something innovative. It's almost the s ame with a secretary unless -a legal secretary knows different things than a medical secretary --un· less there's been something uni- que." It's important lo keep the re- sume short and direct. Ms. Shaw said. "In my experience, the less a person has done. the longer their res ume is. ll insults C:1nd lakes up the time of the personnel person. "'A resume unless they <1re of a scientific background. perhaps s hou ld never be longer th·an o ne Pil~C. The pcrsonnl'I people get eight million resumes." IN ADDITION, Ms. Shaw said, "It should be on a ver y good typewriter not the script ty~ -it should be readable, good s pacing, capitals for headlines. The use of dashes is especially ef. fective in a certain type of re· s ume." You should rewrite your r e· sume for each job. e'>pecially 1f the job title or descr1pt1on is dif· ferent. Bethune s aid. "It's a waste or lime for a person to do one r esume and app· ly 1t to five different Jobs," he said. Also, Bethune noted. resume!! s hould be typed, not Xeroxed. "lf you really want the job bad enough, you ·n take a little extra time." Ms. Shaw suggesled that the "Got o prol>lhn? Thn writ• to Pal Dumt. 'pct will cut rtd tape. Qlttlrtg tM CJMW!t'1'1 ond actba vou MN to IOI" lracqultle• i?J QOWtn'"'"' and oonncn. MaJJ uoor qufltionl to Pot Otmn, At Your S#r0tc1t, ~ Cocut Dail¥ Pilol, P.O. Boz ISIO, Coito Muo, CA nm. Al monv ,.,,.,. °' poui~ will bt cmtWT•d. bf.It phoned 1nqul~1 or lftUr• not lnclwbno tM readn'• full nomt, addrtu end h rincu houri' l'hcm• m.1mbtr comw>t bt contfdertd, Thi• column oppcor• dailv t xctpC Saturdow•·" • I• ...,.r••ffR• n..c a-.rw.11 job seeker begin by making a list or qualifications and accomplish· mcnL'i JUSt for his or her own re· terencc. then begin the selection and editing process. Volunteer work can be included -~ ''a n ything that s hows a n ability." "For the woman returning to work. the fact that she was pres•· dent of the PT A s hows that she has organizational •·abilities," she explained. The resume may be either chronological --with work and educational experiences listed in reve~ order, beginning with the most recent --or functional, stress ing skills related to the job. Ms. Shaw suggested organiz- ing the resume so that, im- m ediately after the personal data <name, address. phone number> comes your strongest area. education, work, or other skills. WRmNG A RESUME lo sell is a complex task, and she re- commended that beginners use the R esume Preparation Manual, a work book with s amples a nd fi ll-In-the-blanks, published by Catalyst. 14 E. 60th St .. New York, N. Y. 10022, $3.50. Although "you've got lo be legitimate in a resume,.. Ms. Shaw said there are a number or ways to st ructure it to your ad- vantage. To explain periods out of work. for example, she sug- gested such phrases as "returned to school." "critical illness in family,·• or'' extensive t ravel." "You have to be able to back it up. bccousc 1£ you're caught in a he, you're in real trouble," she .said. SI NCE AN EMPLOYER can no longer legally ask the appli- cant's age, sex or race, it need not be put on a resume if it't to the job hunter's disadvantale. An older person, for example, may even want to list experience and education without including dates. Anything irrelevant lo the job -such as social affiliations -- should be excluded. "The resume is an ad,·· Ms. Shaw said. "It's your public rela- tions fli er . In getting a job, you have to sell yoµrsclf ... on the,.., whffll of a l:•r 1hortened atopplng dl1t1nee1, provkl.cl atralghl• atope, r4tduced tM tendency to "spl.n out•• on a curve, end PNY•nt4td th• wheel• from locking end causing •kidding In • p•nleetopotln hH1rdou1 cktvtngcondtUont, It waa report4td. A eyatem lnat•ll4td on tr.. fl'ont whHll •n•bl4td nHlve ttHr- lng M> titat • drtver coukl avoid • COlll1lon. It ••• fouftd th•t the system'• sar••t••t vetu• may He. I" h19ft.mJIHge •nd "lllh••r drtv· Ing. Can.eery Proeroa ,...., r.-. C..-U "ONE SHOULD enter an in- terview with the attitude of an equal. self-assured," s he said. "One speaks in terms of what they can do for the firm, not what the firm can do for them.·· Never show nervousness or say how badly you need the job, Ms. Shaw said. "You never make a negative r emark. You don't say, 'I can't.' You say 'J can easily learn.· If they throw a'negative at you, you turn it around. 'You are absolute- ly right. However ...... Begin by being on time and making sure you know the cor- rect location. said Dennis Bethune or Orange Coast College's Career Development Center. And don't worry too much. "WE SEE SO many people <at the career center>, and unless they have the pe rsonality or a toad, it's easy to teach someone how to get a job,·· Bethune said. As for how to dress, Ms . Shaw said many employers have told her , "Tell them to dress decent- ly." For women, she recom- mended a well-coordinated pantsuit or u dress. "not too I T'S ALSO I MPORTANT, Bethune said, lo learn to speak "the unwritten lang uage" or body signals. "Don't s moke, don't chew g um. It's rude, it's d1stratting,"' he said. Also. sit straight up but not rigidly. and never slouch. "Never light a cigarette ··-and this is coming from a s moker unless you arc offered one and they are smoking, .. stressed Ms. Shaw. During the interview, s tress your interest in the company. your ar>ililies, and your stronR points. Try to make potential weaknesses into s trengths .. · older people. for example, might emphasize their stab1llly. BETHUNE SAID, you should, 1 be honest but "never real. real honesL Sometimes you can be forthright, but the only informa· tion you can give is information that's going lo benefit you. You don 't want to say anything negative, ever." By law, employers arc not al lowed to ask certain questions, such as how old you are. whether (See INTERVIEW, Page C3> • t Further tnfonnatlon m•y b9 requested by wt1ttng to Ma. Peopf•• It Yolo County EOC Commut\lty CHnety, 511 M•ln St., Room 309, Wooc .. nd, CA 8Hts. • • Old App8a1tce Part. S..,,.rid•fl 0411 Y PH OT ~---und1y Septemt:i.1 ;!~ 1017 Y 01•r Turn to Serve? ~~pleml1Pr f',illed Witli J/ olunteeririg • • ) • ' , ' • • ) • \ ~ • ) 4 ' ~ ~ 1 \ nlunln•r" ar •' n1•1·clt-.l for Tol l.lnl· ,, lt h·i•hun1• l'tlUfl!tl'llll~ tr\ I( I' r11r Jll&I Cllb uf Ill t .int:. .inti ,,.111,1111 hit.Ir t 11 l'1-.1pl1• olf1•t1ru: ltu·1r 'l'r\ lf'f"'> ultc•nd .. "'' "'' 11f '1' .! hour "l "'lur" lwfort• .1tltOU J'> I OUll"t·lo" Volunkt'r' tul.1• unv r&lb received by Tot I lilt' 1n th1•11 uv. 11 ho mt• Tho:ie who cannot g1 v•· unt• hJl( ll.iy u.,., t 1·k nw.> tw u~ed ui. i.ub:.lttutc:. t .tlb ,,,,. r•·< 1·1\t·d <1t tht• office of f'amlly ~·wn 1n• A'"'><'IJl!lm .. nd n ·fl·rrt.'d tu a coun:.elor t111 .11.111 h.11 k t ',1111·1-. Jrl'n11t~1\-en tel~phont· 11uml>t'1 ... ur n1un .... ·l11r'> Tho'>t' 111tere ... tt·<.l in J<.'ltng as volunle1·r... · ur<' a.'>k('tl t1J c·all l.11lun M<IOre or Kay Coe Jt Fi1rn11} "<'f\ l<.eA'"J( 1.itwn,HJ8 7377 Musical Location I ht Fount Jin V ..ill t'y Community Tht.'iltt•r '' seckrng u loc.illon to pn·bt·nt 1b llallowct•n mu:.1t·al, 1>1 a<. ula. · tcntauvely :.cheduled for Oct 14 :JO on v. t•l'kt·mb. Anyone knowtng of 4111 .iva1lablt: f.1t·il1t y I'> ..i'>kcd lo telephone ISJ!J X.U., Fr"end to Elders ~tl'n .mil ..., om1·n arc· '>11ui:h1 hv the M ent;il llf'<1llh ,\..,..,1111at11111 11f Orunge. Count y to hc1:om1• t ra1•r11b 11, 1'>111:.ilt'll oldvr persum; 1n San la Anu, Or an1<tc and Tw.lm. Th11M' who offer thl'rr services will be t rainP<I and supt•rv1:;cod by mental health pro- f t'..,s10nals l't·rsons ar1· ;.asked to visit a senior c1llzt!n wc·1•kly <Jlld ph11m· occuslonally . .Addi· t1onal informat111n " av<J1lablc hy telephoning Vt Mc llndc <Jt S47 1!"1!"1\I. Health Center Aides Thi· 1'11·rH:al ... 1.1rr at the CC Irvine Stu· 1h•11t ('1·111t•r ,.., '>l'f'k111 g ;111le'> lo <11inat1· three or rnon· h1111r ... per v. 1•1•k ;\..,..,,..,tann· 1s needt:d to hdp slulft·nt" :.1gn in for v1s1ts lo the mcd1tcil .... 1.1ff cind lo d1n·ct r1altents to appropnate clinic., .inti tn•atm<'nt rooms More facts arc "' .11bl1Jc• liv c ,1ll11il! R:.13 :'jJl)J \H.'<:kda\''> lwl \\ 1'1'/I !I .i r .. i ii/Ill 111>1111 • Family Plannmg l't•oplc• to ••s-.i..t in family planning cltnics ;m· m-<.•d<·d hy tht· M at1•rnul Health division of I h1· < J1 anJ.!1• < 'ounl~ f>uhhc I le;.ilth Clod t.1edical Child's Curse? : Mt'SKf;<;ON. Mlc-h IAP J Haymond Booms ' """ ~1la1 mt·d h('<'<JU S1• hi., pregn;inl wife had eaten llll'<tl anti drunk th1· milk or cow-. that gave brrlh to d1•f11rnwd c,il\ l'" llut hl· had no proof his unborn 1·h1ld would l><• affl'<'lcd Two.year-old Chrisltna Booms died last week Jft1·r 111.x·n h1•art '>Url:(cry Booms <Jnd has wife, Mar- Jt'Lln, want lh1• hospital Lo ~rform Sf)i!cial tests lo frnd out 1r th(• flno.rctardant chemical PBR ma)' • ha v1· nmt rihutl·d to her death "Wllt:S SHE WJ\S born: ~1rs. Booms re- calll'd, "my hu'>band said. ·vou kno~. you've been c·at111i.: that m1•Jl und milk · JI s tart<'d us thinking, hut \H•duln'I have• any proof " C'hn,,.tina llwd durini:: .. urgcry to correct an ar· rh) thmia. u v:.iriation of normal heart rhythm. The II 1'>11rdt•r w a '> 1hscovt•red shortly after she was born. 'l't•sh l'OJ11h11·tPd lusl year s howed Christina had • WO 11art... p1·r hllhon of I' HI:\ in her b<1dy tissues. Tilt: STJ\Tt: DOES not now huve a minimum :l('l'l'Planc·y level of PBD contamination for humans, hut ao; of Oct. 1, u new state law prohibits the salt• of any foo<' linkc•ll ti) neurological problems and a v. t•akmanJ.( of the• body's reslslance to disease. I\ . , " ' MODELS ' ~ • ' WANTED • ' • • .. • REGIS BEAUTY SALON • J NEEDS MODELS FOR A HAIRCUTTING ' SEMINAR ON ' • SEPTEMBER· 26, 27. 28. ). f tt. RECEIVE A FREE 1~ ·1 BLOW CUT STYLED BY MR. NELSON !i GORDON OF LONDON I CALL 540-8888 REGIS BEAUTY SALON SOUTH COAST Pl.Ali JJIJ SOUTH •tST~ COSTAMISA St•r \ltt·i.. 1l1·cl'JJll11nl'>ls urc needed to make 11•lu1 n Jl11111111tmt•nts and Ci'>s1s l with taking in,·ntal h1'.'>t11r11·-. I-or more informalton ldt•phone ~ary Ann J urv1s, 776 5551, ext. 393 Big Brothers lhg Brothers arc ncc1h.'tl tn Orange Coun- 1 y Aclult rnen arc asked to be u "special fncnd" to boys an fum1hcs where the womun I'.'> hl'Ud O( hl>IJ'it'hOld J-'or more details (' iJ 11544 777:1 • Juventle Diversion Youth Sl·r\'l<'<' Pro,::ram. a Juvenile cJJvl'r'>1tm <'OUn,,.1•l1ni.: plun 1n Ornnge County, .t:. '>l't•kinu 1nd1 .. 1lluals tc1 Jct a'> "sp£'c1al friends .. to ~ outh, µram<11ily young:-.ters \\hose s ingle pJrt•nt 1s unJIJle tu provide enough 1nd1v1dual :.illcntwn Home V1s1tat1ons The tfrpartmt·nt 1:-. <Jbo '>eckang person ... mtt•rt·s t<.·d 1n a re'>ulcntr • .il tare \ i'>llat1on prci- gr<J1n The p1·ogram anvolv<·'> v1...it' by volun tt·l'l's to homes fm the mentcilly Ill Thoi.e who 11ffl'1 th1·1r "c'1 \ l('l'' n·ct•11.c· 'JH·<·1al tra1n1n~ V1 ... 11atwn'.'> an· '>d11•tlull'd for NovcmlJt'r !\fon· 1nforrn<Jl11111 on l>oth proi.:rnms is avatlublt· bv I' <J 11 tng H!)8 I.KM:$ South Col.Jnty VAC Tho Voluntury /\tlmn C1·ntcr of South Orange County tli7S 9:.!JO or 8:1:1 GZ78) needs as· .si.atanctllnUw toll ow mg :.ire as -An Jrvin1· nonprofit thn1c needs reg istered nUJ'Sl''> Lo g1 \'t.• i.hoL'i, dressings, etc Office workt•r., an· aho nl'cdcd Minimum age Is I!) 1\11 l:l 'I 11rr1 ui.:cni:y hl lping the retarded 111•t•ct... ., \ 11ltmt1·1·r flut!nl in sr~n lunguage to \\or k v. llh 1lt .,f 1 •·'>!dents S1·n111r., \A. ho enjoy children an· nl:cded .1s .11dc:. 111 t'l1·ml·ntury schools Tutnr'> to work 1n the mt·1lJJ l'enter \\Ith 1 luldrc·n. kindt'rgJrtt•n through fifth i.:rade an· needed .11 ,J < ·o ... t J M l'"a '"hool Soml' foreign '>ludt•nl.., t•sp<.·n.tll\ need hl•lp with English I nlcn 11·\\' arc sought to v1s1l board ~ind tare honw pn>v1dcrs and res idents. Contact lht· :.i1:tcn<.'1e-. at numbers lis ted 1f you wish to lend 41ss1stan<.'c. CHILDREN1 S PANTS Levis, Lees, Wranglers s79s &,.. "'" MEN'S CORDS Levis. Lee & Wranglers s119a MEN'S DENIMS Levis. Lee & Wranglers $1Q98 FELT HAT SPECIAL 3X Beaver -one aroup 16 SA~E Sl 690 leq.S32toSH COATS & JACKETS o.-, ~ ................ 20°/o OFF L...._ ...................... 30°/o OF.Fi Hearing Aids Get Trial By LOUISE COOK ,.... , .. _ ........... . The government as moving to eliminate some of the p1tlalls racing people who buy hear- ing u1ds. but consumers already h•ve power to protect lhemsel ves 1f they know how to shop. The Jo'ederal Trude Commission, which is considering proposals lo require t)caring aid dealers lo offer customers a 30-day, money· back trial pernxJ, estimated recently that 14.~ million Americans have hearing problems. More than 500,000 hearing aids are sold each year. VINCENT GIGLIA, president or the Greater Philadelphia Hearing Aid Guild, said senior e1tizens comprise 60 percent ot the market for hearing C1ids. Children comprise another 12 or 13 percent, and the rest of the aids are sold to people between the age11of18 and 65. The first step an shopping is a visit to lhe doc tor. Under a new 1'~ood and Or\Jg Admlnistration rule. aids may be sold only to people who have had a mc.-<.11cal C\'C1luation within lbe past six months and provide a doctor'!> :.tatement saying that the aid may help. The evaluation can be waived by buyers 18 :.ind over 1f they sign a statement saying they have been told they s hould have a n exam, but de- cided they did not want one anyway. EDWARD McDONNELL, an FDA :.pokcs man. '>Ulcl the evaluat100 1s necessary because "hearing loss as only a symplom of di~ l'aM' "The t·ond1tion mc..ty respond to drugs, sur- g1•ry or l'Vl'll a change of diet. If the loss t·annot be treated . the doctor may n•t·ommt•nd furthn lt.1'>llng by un aud1olog1st or m<1y refer th<• patwnt directly to a hearing aid lf1spcnse1·. Mc l>or1ncll s<.11d 41 i.tates ha~c licens- ing laws rcgulaltn~ the sale l)f aids, but he said many of the luws urc inudequute. M<.'Donncll su1d the success or failure of an aid may depend "on the orientation the user brings to the lcurmng experience and the set of ex- pcct:.it1ons he has ... No health professional can predict to a certainty whether a person will bcnd1l from a hearing aid " Hut McDonnell ancl Giglia said that a hear- ing aid 1s not a dangerous device per se. ·'There 1s really no d:.inger to residual hearing except in H'ry. very remote instances." McDonnell said. The trouble occurs when someone buys C1n aid w1Lhout seeing a doctor and ignores the po,,.~1b1ht~ that lht! h<.•urin~ lo~s tun be corrected mcd1call)' TO f'IND A REPUTABl.E dealer, check the B~ttcr Businl'!>!> Hurl'au or contact the National Hearing /\Id Society, 20361 M1ddlebelt Livonia Mich .. 4Rl52. or one or tho oq~anizatlon :s local o; !>late chupll'rs Gigha saad buyers 'hould comparison s hop. "M akc a fow l';tlls l"tnd out whut the full cost will be. 1ncludin~ one year~ lierv1ce," he s~ud. Hearing u1ds vary in complexity and cost. Glglla S&Jd oldt•r p<>ople, for eumplc, often do not need an t•x1wns1ve aid with fine tuning and controls. •· M ukc surC' you 're not buying more than you need." he su1d. adding that the price dif- ferenct.>:s can be substunt1ul. The average prtC'C for u top-quality aid is $350, Giglla said /\t tht• same lime, -tie added, ·'There arc some cxtt•pt1onully good Instruments for senior citizens for $195 tu $2SO tops." -.... --·· ... ,.,. ,,~ .. Sharon Allen ·s ·, )ERENITY . Skin Care Center .. t'f ~...._ .~'~''., -· ~ - "' lo , I I J I ff " . '~ \' ,, . ' JI J f' t, hJI ... fl I,,,, f1•1•'t." IPN • •f I • w. ""•• u 20°/o discount d,,,·ori th .. rYJf•lh ,I ',,~ ... .m,.,. '"' qll fono/\ f ' l'" j I ) m J~ '' y ' n 1tur Jlly ... I 1 ,1 111 1 '1f f ,, )II JJ ( ,I IH10•• t )I f ~ l '1 f ; H 11 t,lt 11• 1 I y ' , ... ". l tO()f .nl VJll , '"..cia• & 9,,,tyW;u1"') M 1•11 Uu It •'hi" ''" ~id 1 •'4tY C-oetnttt~ ~ .... ,JfQI ' fl•of'.ltl'.•>hf"j 504 North Newport Blvd lold NnwPort Btvr:l I • Newpcrt Beach ~ ~ . . -6~2-491 1 .-.()~.j Harriet S81wyn's Fragments! Start with the basic tent of Qiana!.~) Nowaddthe components you like! tnslonl glamour Thora how designer Homot Sotwyn desc11bes F1ogmenl5 ~w do we describe lhom7 e>vnom11e1 Here's tho idea . tho basic tenl lo start. 1evers1ble lloot lo bock, In ltJJ(UllOUs burgundy Q1ono nylon Now odd lhe l1n1st11ng touches! Just two ot our lovOflles. lhe tuxo gold me10111c-stripo-on· burgundy Sllk/IUrllJC JOCket And tho sheer silk chlt1on burgundy print 'klrt All. one·slze. tt couldn't bo simpler. And II couldn't be mo1e tobulousl Tent dreu. $85. TIG·IOCl<el. $95. Designer Ofe~s. 84. Siik lklrt. f 270. ShOp Sunday 12·5 Join us for ehQmpogne and eheoae at our informol ahowlng, 1: 30 p .m • Wednesday.Sept. 28. .... the OeelgMr 1olol'\ II' Newport. Informal moct.ilng of the c°'9cllon wlll contlrw Jn the Oetlgne< Solon. ftotn 12 to~ p.m. R~kDue .4 t Maueurn \I .irl. 1'11111lnall .ind 1111µ111 .il 11wrnht·1·, 11l 1 lonl-. \\Ill p1 t l'llt ,I \ lllllll' p1•t1pl 1 ' l IHI I \'It ,II :! :Ill fl Ill t11cl.i\ ,ti I ht• \1•\\IHll I II .11 11111 \I I \lus t.•um X.)11 ...., 111 t'k11w1111 111 '\l'\\ 11111 I 111 ·;11 Ii T 11p 111· H11h,11d St 1•h 11I f.·11 .ind \1.11 h 1'11rntiull 1\111111111 Ill' II 1101 Jl')I )klh f• 1tdll'I Sl1•\1' \\1 111.I ,1 11d t 1 .11 :.: Buhlt 1 INTERVIEW EMPHASIZES STRENGTH. • • fFrom Page Cl I 11r not \llll havl• ('l\ddn·n "'h:11 'nur n·h;.non or ra1·1· 1' I lo\\ 1·\ t'I . hoth lll'lhun1· ;ind \b .Sh.1Y. 11otl·d th,tl 1mplo\1·r-. h:t\'l' "waky '',I\' of \\t1rl-.111:.! :-OlH'h <h-la11, llllO lht• ('llOH:r .... 1 I mn II \llU "1.,h lr1 ;I\ oid .ins\\ er 1ng th•·rn . tJttfull~ SJ\ )',flmeth1ng ltkl" Thal would h,I\ l' no 1 <'It•\ Jlll't' tom', \\Ork Tl('Kl.fSfl SlTt' \TIO'\~ <«tn ,lf'ISI' (',\l'I \ Olll'l' 111 .I \\hilt• \\l•'ll ht-.tr ;1h11ut .in t·rnplrl\ 1·1 ''ho II m.:il-.1· a II•"' lklhum· '.ill( ' (( 's I JI I' 1'1·1 SOllfll•J ell fl'( tor:-. krnl\\ .1!){1111 ,1ff1rmJll\ l' Jt· l 1011 If -.u1 h .1 thing lwf1111·rh , ,1-.\t•1 t \ <Hirs1•1! pl1·as a11l I\ IJ1JI (1rml~ HUNT ... <From Pa,1w('1 > Ll'g:tl n·c-oursl' ma) hc:lp rutun· JJl(ll1c·ants hut \\ rl/ prohahly not J..!l'( ) llU tht• Joh llt-t hunt: ubo suggt·:-.1 t:d qu1·r' 1111.! as lo \\h~ lh•· 1·11111pun\ ,., 111 l1·nH·\\llll.! ~111 th1'.\ lool-.11w fur i.: r'O\\ lh '" 11.:pl .1t' Hll.! ,, pos1l11m" l'hc response muy help you lu1lor :-our '·salcsp1tch .. YOl' !\IA Y ,\l~'iO \1 anl llJ asl\ ah11ul salarv ·During tht' in ten it•\\. 1r \'llll '' '"h to tiring 1l up 1u .... t .... a:-· \nd '' lwt does th1.., p1>s1t1on pay·•··· s md Hcthune It s a gOQ<J 1dt«1 to knoY. \\ h<1l tht· guing s<.1la1 ll'" <ffl' 1n the r1l'ld hl'forc the 1nlcrv1l'\\. ht• saHI :'l:t•H'I' d1SCU!'s dt•s1n·d S<.tl<.tn In adv•in<·t.'. put "opt·n· 1r thl: Joli applic<1l111n a s ks If) ou 're l'ag<•r nuttni.! thal d1scn·t•I l'OI on•d staltorwry and 1·11 1 clorx·s c<.1n be a ht.'lp \' ....... , Male for the .1oh. )llll t"1n sa\ · Tht: gu 111g rail''' 111 ht· f1n1• Wht•n .'011 Sl'n"t: it's time Lu go p1·rhap' lhl' 1nLC'n 1C•\1•t.·r seem" 11·qJt•.\.s, or stund:-. up. or suy:-. fl s lit:t•n 1111·1• talking lo you · 11 \ to i.:t•l .in 1nch(·at111n of whC'n ~nu c·an l'lq x·c·t to know about the Joh. Bl'thunt.· :-.a1<l 1-'0LLOW LP the upphc:atlun Y. 1th a thunk \OU noll' and. unles-. I he 111t1·n it·~ t. r ha\ l'll·arh in d1 c.1t t'd '1111 \I 1111 l he h;red. lolfq\\ up 11'\11·1-. ;ind l'Jlb C 'n•rll'nt 1at-. ,111 · 11np11rl;int hut lht l.1c·1• lo lil t't• 1·1111t.1ll )OU haH· in tlw wtu\ 1e\1 '' rll make lhl' ti 1 ff t.•n•nc:c• ht·t \.\ c.•1•n gc:t ll ng thl· 101> ancl lool-.111~ for y1•\ ;rnotht·r 1nt1•n ll'\.\ Sunday, September 25, 1977 DAIL V PU.OT c:J fuf ormation Calls 'Hot'; Toll Free Nwnber Seroice Widely Used WAS HI NGTON (AP > Every week thousands of Americans call the government to regtster complaints or ask for lnformallon. Federal Information Centers scattered around the country handle the lion's i.hare of the calls, but toll free lines bringing m calls from aeross the country to a single location also have rn ushroomed in recent years. The Federal Information Centers, started in Atlanta in 1966, Sel'k to answer taxpayers' ques lions und <l1rncl people through a maze of govern· m ent to the agt•ncy t hat can best help them. Don Kncnlcln of the General Services Ad- ' The ft'lood Jnsurunce HoUine handles up lo • 300 calls on a busy day, a spokesman s ays, but : the volume van es considerably de~nding on the ~ season. ' • • A NEW ADDITION TO the field IS lhe Com-• modily f<'uturcs Trading Commission, which ; opened a hotline last December to offer guidance • to persons considering future purchases. : Most of lhe toll-free government numbers • can be obtained by calhnJ.! 800-555-1212. ! ministration. "'hlch operates the centers. sa,>s RUfffll'S they help bring ser v1l'e closer lo the public It COHCllNIO llllVINl WllC>lAHO ..... . , \. JUST OVER HALF OF the nation 's popula· UPHOLSTERY t1on now hus toll free access to these centers. WINtt Y011 w .. t :• ... { ....... 'f • through lonJI tl•lc!phone numbers m muM major ltle lest l'lllt:S. 1921 HcrtHir l hd. J: . ,, :':..:J Knenh:tn .,aid th<• government 1s considering Code Mff• -so.out expand.mg till' !'>en 1te so everyone Y. 111 be llblc lo ~======:::::::::=::::::~---------~ . call free. ellht-r with more centers or through .--------P .. io,11ovffHis~ .. E,.., ______ _,, WATS lint':-. \.\ldt.• an·a tclcphoncserv1 cc BALBOA PAVILLION Lust ~<:Jr K ncnlein said. the centers handled 4 5 m 1lhon calls and dealt with nee1rly lhreC' m1lhon pcoplc who C'amc to the centers. which have a budget of S2 8 mil hon this year Wllll.E TUE ('ENTERS concrntr ate on pro· '1d1n~ local service:-.. many federal agencies haVl• lakt•n :m other lat·k U.,111~ the WATS serviC'e, 111 \\hJl'h caller.; dwl urt•:i ('ode 800 and <.1011 '1 havf' lo puy fur the lrmg dis tance call. th<'y scn•c mo:-.t of the l'c>untry from a smgle loca· ti on The Consumt·r Produ(•t Safoty Commission operates one of the busiest of these "hotline" services A comm ission s1>0kcswom an says use or the service varit•s d epend in~ on what is in the news In tht.• month uftcr the comm1s!'!10n banned the l'hemical Tris trom ch1ldn:n s ..,lccpwcar. the hotline hundled I0.000 calls This operation 1s budgl'lt:d at S60.000 and 1s Sl'cking $80,000 for next :--ear to expand its service. lt answers queries from the publtc about dangerous product:-., tak<::-. rompla111ls and sends out information HOWEVER, A SPOKES~A:\ for the American Tel<:phont' & Telegraph Co :.ays a full .,crv1cc W J\ TS ltnc s erving the 48 contiguous slates costs Sl.615 a month for 210 hours of use, µlus s.t.65 <in hour o\ l'r 2HJ hours A me<.!'>llr ed-l1mc service• prO\ 1ding JO houri. of use costs &!45 a month. plu!-. $18 38 for tac:h ex. Ira hour, ht· said The Depart ml•nt of llousmg and L'rban Development operate:-. three hotlines II s hard to resist frozen bananas. bumper cars , harbor cruises terry rides and shopping -all at Bdlboil Pavillion -especially when you discover • lan1as11c lrttle shops J11<e TlU HAHOMAIO~. a charming ' crea11on o l 1b Chdrmrno owner Carol Wallace S1epp1ng : m~1de 1h1:. ,1Qro> 1s 111<.e a step into a oage of House • 8 Pauldul and Alice rn Wonderland combined II s !tiled • w1lh hornernddP trE>asu1!"S you II fall 1n love with See 11 • to behevA 1t1 Then treat yoursell to a hatr·cut or • manicure from DU'S, lhe beauty ~alon where the • operato rs combine 100 years ol t3ducat1on and experience (they know what !hey re do1ngl Men and women are we lcome Tuesday through Saturday by ; appo1ntm"n1 Ponmsula locals know great gl!rb spc1s like HTH ruo·s famous for brand panrs at s 7 50. 1eans. shirts rees and 1t3an ov1Jrall shorts For b1k1ms and casual , b1Jachwear MOU. Y l•OWH'S 1s thetr waterfront shop a few door-; from the pav1111on CLASSICAL IMAGINATION IS thal new boullQUe by the ferry Theres a little bit of everything here for , anyone who wall\s 1n Junior '>oortswear plants , anl10uf'-, 1moo11ed 91l1s bone chrna 1ea cuos even • lhe stores beau11lul llghl fixtures are for sale • Another locals lavonle IS HIOl'S COP:P:H SHOI', : serving oreaklast all day from 5 00 am (fishermen s , hours As we 'J T I walked by, a couple of guys \ recomm£:nded lhe place Great lood ·they said Inside ' H1d1 was &erving dehc1ous omelets and trea11ng her : well-loved customers like 1mmed1ate family members , IAL.10.A HA•DW ••l 1s a lunct1ona1 must for marine ' ha rdware custom-mixed paints keys oroto tools. ' z-spar paints \>pOr11n9 goods -over 12 000 rt~ms m all : Aher your shopping spree is over have o seat and 1 a trear from O•ANG-l JULIUS, the relrec;hin<i vigorous 1 ser.ret formula drink that has a reputation for outllng · zing 1n vour swing ; Ir s Balboa Pavillion -1ust a ferry <1de away -JAN TAYLOR' were presenting As for n·cornm1•nlla lions. "Tn for :-.umeon t: who hkrs you and know:-. you well.·· prefrrahly in a rclalc'tl flt'ld." flt•thune said. "T1') lo gl'L a \.\t'll rounded ~roup .. Call the person before us mg his or ·,,'. ... 1Mid-Life Crisis II ' ~1\ •• \ , .. , .. '\• l'l I I• .... I • II I l.•'":1 I i . ~. ·~·~·\~LT/ , • • ' " 1 • ) • l .. f the new Ernst Strauss collection hernamc Then vou c·an l. al I several day~ later and tell the secretary, · Ill' :-. expecting my call " KEEPA pt•rmancnt fl' corr!. perhaps on f1l1· cards, of lh<: date when " leltcr and rcsuml' were l I Golden West College 11 1 • n•1•nr1 hr H'I f I I•' 'I tl ' l :., 1 I ·. .. . , .,,#; ··.-: , ·~ ' ~ .. sent, the name and ad " :. ·• / dress of firm, date 1.1 nd :;."'-' __ _:.·;.;.·"-...:..:..._"·-...: __ ._'_~.;_..~....,_~--=--.i......-._,;--.; nature of r esponse, person who interviewed you and date. r esult of in terview. date or followup letlerorcc.tll, 1.1nd resull For someone changing occupations. whether from military lo civilian or because of interest or retirement. Bethune said 1t may be necessary to consider retraining or lowered expectations "The hardest thing with them is re almng they may have to start at a much lower Job " Sciemist Wrong One NEW YORK CAP> The Associated Press er- roneously attributed a s tatement about a pro· posed space solar energy system to John Zinn or the Los Alamos Scien· tific Laboratory. J'he artlcle quoted Zmn as saying that "this proposal looks Uke one more aerospace boon · doggletome." Mr Zinn made . no 1'.• •;-'! WHEN IT COMES TO APPRAISING JEWELRY ,, SHARP BECAUSE WE RE THE FIRST ANO ONLY PROFESSIONAL JEWELERS IN THE UNITED STATES OFFERING A COMPUTERIZED APPRAISAL SERVICE ALL DIAMONDS ARE APPRAISED ANO REGISTERED WITH AN ABSOLUTE EVALUATION REFLECTING CURRENT MARKET VALUE DO YOU KNOW YOUR DIAMOND'S VALUE RECE NTLY INCREASED? We know that where Insurance appraisals are concerned, a detailed descnplton ol the 1ewerly 1s all important. particularly m reference to plolltng or otllerw1se tn<hcating the present characteristics or blemishes tn a stone. At least halt the value of an adequate appraisal hes in the tater use of that appraisal to check the 1ewelry for damage or to verify the identity, design or construct10n of the piece in the event of loss. IDEAL BRILLIANT .CUT PROPORTIONS ---'''""' . ..... -l: ·'Such 1tatement. Jt was : m ade by another sclen- : Un. Robert J. Yaes of : ~·Ute Memorial University ; of Ntwloundland. St ; '• JObn's, Canada, in a let· ! ter to "Physics Today" : tna1azine. ::'·:::.~:;.;.. ..... .._::..;;. __ .-.:...~--_...;;__~-__;..;;..;.;.,.-~---...,...""'""......;;.__......;;.....~...;.....o---._~--~ : I' ' _:;;,.;...~~~~"""--~------------------------~ :· '' • .. ; tomorrow! You're invited. See the fall collection designed by Paul Schnell at an informal showing in the Designer Salon, Monday, Sept. 26 and Tuesday, Sept. 27. From 11:30-3:30. The key word for the collection is impeccable! Tailored suits. Must-have separates. Here, the citysuit with a most sophisticated air. Wheat ~ wool gabardine shapes ! up as a one-button jacket over a • 2-side-pocket dirndl. The bow-tie blouse is printed i wheat and black in i polyester. 6-12. $395. i Designer ! Collec11ons, 85. ! ' ' ~ • ' • • I f DAIL 'Y Pl~O I Ann~ Landers Zodiac Rules Bliss? UEAH i\NN t.A"'lJEH.S t.1ay~ you don t put much !>t()(.'k in thl' Zoc:liiw hut I can tell \OU the wom<.m "ho "rot.-;rnd ·-.,ud J Scorpio shoulcl nt'\ l'r m..irr) a SaJ!lll..inu~ knl'\\ "h..il -she was &alkmg Jbout My mother .ind father wen~ (hat max and I ~rew up m lhe middle or a hattlefaeld My earliest childhood memories are of the two of them yelling, throw ing dishes and breaking up the furniture When lhc moon wai. ,..full tht•y had s uth knock-down. drng out fights the neighbors had to call the pol 1cc I 'm 18 now a nd have been meeting some neat guyi. at col- lege The first question I ask 1s, ''When 1s your bi rthday'>" Anybody horn between Nov 22 and l>cc. 21 1s off-limits for me. fm a Scorpio who believes -AN UNCE OF PREVENTION IS ORTH A POUND OF CURE DEAR OUNCE: Tbanksforthe stimony. Here's another one: .-DEAH ANN LANDERS. I 'm ~ad nobody told me 32 years ago Jhat a S<:orpao shouldn 'l marry a §agitaraus. Had I bought the atory I would have massed out on ~ very good and happy life. The sign you are born under doesn 't mean a thing. What counts as whether or not you love one another enough to work at making a go of it. I'm signing my ~tter NOV. AND DEC. ' DEAR NOV. AND DEC.: I'm 1,)0t about to get in the middle or ~nything so soon after telUng ertha she should iron her old ~ an's shorts so I'll just say thank u both for writing. . ~ DEAR ANN LANDERS: Since four articles arc read by millions ..,f pe<>ple r hope you will print th as letter and help eliminate a Jot of frustratwn. anger and anx· ict:. Not muny folks c:.in afford to have u telephone an every room of their home, yet every day • thousands of peo(Jle wa ll dial the number or a friend or re lat1ve, let the phone rang three or four times ;rnd hang up The part) who has made the call 1s disappointed bt•eauM' he assumes t he person hl· 1s ti") ang to re<i ch 1s not al homt· The party who hears the phone. runs to answe r 1l and lifts up the receiver just in ume to hl•ar thc click -off becomes frustrated and irritated. I ollen receive business calls at home so I have installed five telephones an the house and one outside because I enjoy garden· ing. Yet, over and over my phone will ring rouror Cive times and by the time I pick up the receiver the caller has hung up. What really makes me mad is when people say, "I tried to phone you three limes last week but you're never home.·· Everyone who-makes a phone call shouJd wait for at least ten rings before he hangs up. Maybe if they see it in your column it will get through their thick skulls. BOB T. IN GEORGIA DEAR BOB: To put It another way, 10 rings takes approximate· 1y 60 seconds. Anyone who doesn't have the paUence to wait one minute for someone to answer tbe phone must not want to talk to him very much. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Today's leUer was from a guy who was worried because his wife's pregnancy was going into the 11th month. Here are some facts that might help: A nine-month pregnancy is more myth than r eality. The actual run term is between 266 to 280 days, average. But "average" seems always to be what someone else Is. A "normal" tel'm can be much longer depending upon influenclna factors, such as a woman's menstrual cycle. For example, a woman whose cycle is 30·31 days is likely to have a lon1er pregnancy. A short cycle -2S·28 days -mean.a a shorter pregnancy. Heredity also inOuences t.he 1estation period in lerm1 of lenath People from tho tropics a•ve birth 1oooer than thoce ln the fl11id ionea ot the world Many women thlnk they know exactly when they become preenant. but they can be mistaken. These are the Mamas who swear they carried 11 montht. (I wu on l -SUPER PRIGOlE DEA& 8VPEa: "" caa't '°" •o&Hr Na&me. 'R•kl for tbe ...... ,. From left, Bob and Jacquie Moffett wnh Sharon and Boyd Jefferies. Social Scene In Honor Of Angels A champagne reception honor ang patrons and angels of Laguna Moulton Community Playhouse:! took place on a recent afternoon at the spacious, contemporary home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Montgom ery in l rvine Cove. Angels and patrons stroll on a heavenly bluff. The event acknowledged the 1977-78 season donors, who have contribuLed the largest sum re cei ved by the Playhouse since the late 1960 's . Funds will be used to refurbish the lobby, a udito rium and backstage, according to board vice president Mrs. Daniel A (Ruthi Schryver. who arranged the party. She also serves as patron, angel and members hip chairperson. Board president Mrs Robert 1 Jacquie) Moffett and newly appointed managing director Douglas Rowe greeted guests, who mingled on lhe manicured lawn. terrace and tennis court situated on the bluff above the coastline. The party was at the contemporary home of Dr. and Mrs. Montgomery. Weddings,· Engagements Jones-Zillgitt The Community Church Congregational in Corona del Mar was the setting tor the wed- ding of Anne Elizabeth Zillgitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Burt ZiJlgitt of Corona del Mar, and Graham Christopher Jones, son of Mrs. Douglas Jones and the late Mr. Jones. The bride attended Pepperdine University, Malibu, and was pre· sented at the 1975 National Chari- ty League Debutante Ball. After a wedding trip along t.he California coast, the couple will live in Dana Point. The bride is the daughter of Don Baker of Huntington Beach and Mrs . Patricia Baker of Guerneville. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bingenheimer of Napoma. The bride graduated from Westminster High School and at- tends Golden West College. Her husband graduated Crom La Quinta High School and attended Long Beach State University. The couple will live in Hunt· mgton Beach Forsdick-Buss o.iry ~10( --~ •l<MN ICMflln Ruth Schryver, from left, Dr. Robert F. Montgomery and wife Jelean on sta1rway. Marilyn and Jack Axelson Cardwel I-Peters The wedding of Debbie Minkoff and Gregory Forsdick took place in Our Lady Queen of An&els Church in Newport Beach. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Minkoff of Newport Beach. The brideiroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forsdlck ofSaltLakectty. Utah. Mrs. Blngenhelmer Miss Yeager Mrs. Cardwell Deborah ~ynn Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L . Hamill, and,. Dennis Steven Cardwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holtom, were married ln St. James Episcopal Church ln Newport Beach. . The bride attended Oranae Cout College. The bridegroom attended Citrus Junior Colle1e and is a homebuilder in Orange County. Alter a weddine trip to Hawaii, t.he couple will live ln Anaheim. Yeager-Allavie The engagement of Kathleen Arden Yeager, dau1bter of Mr and Mrs. Richard Alan Yeager of Riverside, to John James Al· lavie, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E . Allavie, 1s announced. The bride-elect traduated from the Unlvenlty of Southern CaUfornla where 1h1 was a member d Kappa Alpha Thet1, The bridetroom-eleot attended USC, where he wu a member OI . Phi Beta Ka.,pa and Sl1m1 Alpha EpaUon. He attends the UCLA Medlc•I SehdOl and wlll araduatelnJune. une. •The weddbl1 ti planned tor th• 1priqof 1"'. Bingenhelmer-Baker Tbe ~.;.J. ot Da~ .F.rib Bu• «•1nmr to ~ •...-a::&•htlmw ol H•l· ..... -J toot pli~ In tM Clnarcb bl Cluilt, Garden Grove. The bride graduated from Corona del Mar High School and real estate school. The bride· groom graduated from Costa Mesa High School, Golden West and Orange Coast colleges. Elftmann-Buss Susan Buss has become the brlde of Rlck Elftmann in a ceremony ln the bride's home. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Linus Buss of Fountain Valley. He la the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Elftmann of Long Beach The bride l1 a it•du.ate of Fountain Valley Hip SchoOI. Her husband araduated fl'OID California St.ate lJnl•eraity, Domtncuea HJlli. They Will Uw in Abllene, Tex•. Hornbeak-Berkhausen Barbar~ Hornbeak ot Oclrona del Mar lJ en,.1td to marry Brian Berkhauen. She ii the dauaht.er ot Mr. and M". Jay w. HombeaJC of La Quinta and he ls the '°" of l>r. and Mn. Be:Mett R. Betkhawen of Santa Ana. Tbe WiadinC WUl t.u ;lace In NOY• embtl' .tn St. Aihdhw11 Chftaeh, N~Beacb. The future bride trl<:haa~ fro1D Newport Harbor lliab • School ud the Unlnnltr Of 8oatbirn C.lltamle WINN abe ... • member Of Pl llet.a Pbi· sorority. Her future husband iraduated Crom Foothill High School and use where be was a member of Beta Theta Pi and the Trojan Knights. Rosenberg-Guzik Mr. and Mrs. lioward A. Rosenberc of Tu1Un have an· nounced the engaeement of their daughter, Ellen Rosenberg to Harvey Guzik, son of Mr. and Mrs. lrvln1 Guzik of Newport Beach. . The future bride graduated from UCLA and currently is earrung her spectal education teacbine credentials at Chapman College. Her (lance graduated fromUCJ. A November weddk\1 ls planned. Rodgers-Hutson Suul\ Kay llodaeta will become the brid8 ot Harlan Wade Hutton ctunn1 Nov. 5 ceremOOJes hi tblt 1:1111 Ave. BapUat Church, Hunttnataa Beach. The .bride.to·~. d•Ulhter 61 Mr. and Mra. w. p;, Rodsert ot Huntlniton Beacll, la a 1raduat1 of IEdllon Hilh School •and Lawton se .. ool. She 1ttended or-..Co&lt Coll•••· fferft1nCe, son of .Mr. iand Mn. M . W. Hutson of Torrance. araduated from North Hltb SchOol and attendl GOlcMn Weal Collep • I ... Business Sunday, Soptember 25 1977 DAIL'< PILOT C'5 ORANGE COUNTY OF THE WEEK Reeves Bounces to Top In Rubber Gasket Field H~ THOM l.l•:C'OQ OI T"• O•llY f'llM 51"" Ht't'Yc • ., Hu11l1t•r J nt· • lc!rgest employer in Sun t 1t•mcnll'. b ..i l\·,111 rubber l"f>t' gusket and parb I allncallnl{ upt·r Jt 1t111 th<1t 1., .,hurt on ma11ager~ and lung on pra<·llcahl\ Thul 1-. 1u-..t th1 wa.> • Hud · Freeman A Fu" h•r. prc-..idt•nt and Al'ncrul manager. wants 1t. "WE'Vt: Rt.ALLY nJrrowed our direction dov.n. t·om·enlrJtl'd fo<·u!>t•d on wh<tl we're doing We've bN·n '>O t·ffct'llvc that 1t'~ hard on our com· JX'lttor... '>J v., lht• Orani:e Coa!>l nut1 ve. RPt'\C'> <:amt-into being rn 1941 when Ray R. .. Do<:" fkc\ c:-. f11undt:d th<: company to manufac· lure an orlho1x·d1e ruhber shot• :-.ole Thal never got off the ground, but the products llecv~ :-.oon ht·gun tu makt• did World War ll t•ruptl'd and lfr1•vt•!> founcl 1L<;clf making fuel cells ffJr fighter plant·::. The t•nd 11( tht• war l>UW Hccves with few eu::.tomcr:-. until auto manufacturer:-. decided to h<.1ve part:-. falmc-:.itt·d here for West Coast assembly ' pf anl'i. THE FIRM <1l.o;o began lo fabricate rubber , ~askcts used lo !>cal pipes and pipelines for sewer, • w <Jlt'r :md other systems. Thal bu:-.mt·..,s soon bec·amc a major product, ;,illhough llecvt•s' products remained van ed until the CJJrlV '70:-. · 'Wt•'d alw;.iys tried to d1Vl'rs1fy. ll was a sober- 111g t•x1>crit•nct· to n·ahzc we were better off to dominalt· the r11pt· mark<:t and acquire other com- . JJ~•mt•s tod1vcrs1ry." !>Jys Fowler. , . The Co111po11y ••• Reeves Rubber Inc. is a fabricator of rubber gaskets and exotic rubber and elastomer parts. Estimated gross safes for fiscal 1977: $t3 1 m1flton Employs nearly 500 persons. about 275 in its San Clemente fac1ltty, the balance in its Albertville plant. Key Officers· Freeman A. Fowler. pres1- den 1. general manager; William W. Krames. vice president-manufacturing; Finn Claud1-M agnussen, vice president- marketing; Jack Scott. vice president- fmance and treasurer and Jack Smith, · corporate production control manager. )Women at Top . . -\Find Trouble . UCI ins tructor Gloria Sklansky likes to tell this : story or the difference in treatment of women and men: ·'Then• arc two lines at the gates of St. Peter. One 1s all male, the other 1s made up of women. "ST. PETER asks each of the men a general question or two then finishes by asking them to spell the word God. The men all pass . .. Then the women are asked the same general questions. They all do well until St. Peter asks the spelhn~ question: i low do you spell Albuquerque?" The story, she says, typifies the problems women have moving into management. Ms. Sklansky, who is teaching a University Extension class for women called "The Next Step Up," says .women must out· perform men in the same jobs in order to be considered adequate. Business, she says, is largely given to advanc- ing women only to low echelon managerial and supervisory jobs. ''FEMALE managers are usual· ly •managers' of SKLANSKY c lerical departments. That's not true of male managers who usually perform different kinds o( functions. He's truly a manager.'' Many in business. she believes, continue to perpetuate old myths about female managers. ••;rhey claim that. women are not eager to move up. Well, the same is true of some men. When women have the opportunity to move up, they'll want to move up for the same reasons as men. "But tr there is no opportunity to move up, they're going to feel statlsfied by what they're doing.•• Ms. Sklansky, a therapist in family practice in Newport Beach, says she often hears women in iberapy lament: "All .tny life I knew what I would lio when I grew up. Now, I'm almost .SO, all grown ~P. and it's ettSY to Justs~ ·rm a wile and a mother.' .. WELL,•• SHE adds, .. women are now having their children closer toaether and that sun gives tbem atleast25 years in the labor market." Women who are returning to work after long in- terludes for motherhood and marriage find thelllldves eompetine with each otber for spots in what author Carolyn Bird calls the .. female Job ghetto.'~ "Women should be moving lnto typlcaUy maJe Job!'I, one, ror the money• two. that '1 where the open· Ings are. • When a job ls typically male oriented, she says, . the ~7 wiU bo higher. , For women who do aot into hlaher posttion.s, ahe says, tho standard• may be act higher ror bel' than tor a male counterpart. ••1F A WOMAN nuna1er doH a bad job, EVOYONE rememben. Wa bard tor a IOM womlft manger to be.h&Yt u 1 person tf 1he'1 the ~m wom•n amoni a lar(t number of i'Dea. Her course, 1chedultd to belln Sept. 21, meeu for 10 nua.ta1 nlahta. Jt mclucJe. MPlou wltb n· 1>9111 an opportunltln, atftrmatlve •dloll. avOI-. tbe .. _queen bee.. ayndromt, Uae •BM• u ~ilor; llOl-1 Httln1. time mm.-e Md u- 4Mrdall trtlnlna. cc.ontMt ua ~-tor a. laUI.> That dominance comei; from efforts to improve the company, 1b management and products. Cpgradm~ management, however, was one or the keys, says f'owler HE BEGAN the process himself in 1971 by .1ttcndmi.: the JS.month Key Executive Program at P1:pJ)t•rdrn<: "Tht>n thl' vice president of finance and lrt'a::.urcr w<:nl throu.1tth. then 8111 Krames <plant manager> attended. He's since become the vice pre- !-.1dcnt or manufacturing "That <:hanl-(ed the way the business was opcratmg. It changed from an emphasis on produc- tion. We began to pay allent1on lo recruiting, staf· fmg and team build1n~." Fowler adds, "It's intcrcsltng to note th<1t out of the rune Lop manag<•rs of the company, we h<ive scven people with advance degrees: three technical dl'grecs and four MHAs In 1970. therc weren'tany. Krames, tall, soft spoken and often amusing in his rcflecl1ons. says, "There's a tremendous amount of latitude. We're not interested in methodolol-(y. Hesults arc what counl...our whole philosophy changed in 1970·71. ··1n restaffing its taken four years -we've tried to find young guys without that old 'kick 'em in the ass' altitude. We use a group decision makin~ method." Kn1ml's smiles and adds. "There are nine in the management group, each should have my job-- nine guys want to run th<' show. It's neat, the way it :-.hould be. In fact, it's difficult to provide enough challenges." "RUBBER EXPANDS after molding," says Krames. No one can predict by how much, so ex· trusion molds must be made by skilled workers who use 'Kentucky wmdage' toaJlowforlheexpansion. "That's why we try to keep the guys with 30 years experience." Fowler says the company 1s just about lo dis- tribute stock bonuses for the first time in a plan s imilar to an Employe Stock Ownership Trust. an effort to bring cmployes closer to company goals. "There's $460,000 of company stock available for c mployes. Some of them arc going to get statements that 'II dazzle their eyes••' he savs. F<1wler says the firm has made many changes in the pai;t six years. An Alabama plant is in operation with several hundred employes; the management has been restructured into an ex· tremely horizontal form and the company has de- emphasized research. A laboratory on premises does testing and formulatmg for a few special products. but the lab operation no longer does what could be called R & D . f<'ormulas developed in the past continue to serve well, says Fowler. The changes cam e in two stages. The first began in 1972 when too-rapid expansion of the Alabama plant put financial pressure on the com· pany. Fowler says. •·we did a lot of personnel changes about that time. so we began turning around in 1973-74. During the '74-75 recession we did more ... you really cul some dead wood when you go through cutbacks. "WE FOCUSED on tas ks, not personnel. looked hard al new proJCCts and cul out any that wer e not going to contribute lo immediate survival," Fowler .says "The proof will be in the pudding dunng the next recession." Fowler says the firm 1s expecting to hit sales of Sl7 million next year, against about $13 million this year . More equipment in San Clemente will add about Sl million in production capacity and Fowler says they will once again keep production at high levels during the winter in order to build up inven- tory. The company 1s dependent on new home build· mg which requires new pipe and sewer lines and re· rnnstruction and expansion of old systems. Fowler says that the lean nature of his manage. <See REEVES, PagcC7) Strip of formed rubber leaves extrusion molding device on way to being formed into ring gasket. Raw rubber is treated to alter its characteristics 0.lty Pilot $1 .. 1 ..... ~ Rows of jars contain compounds used to alter charactertstics of rubber used to form exotic products in San Clemente Reeves Rubber plant FOR INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE, CALL OUR BROKERS OF TBE YEAR. James N. Hood Gubb& Ellis f:ctJ'f1" S. Sptag1ns, J<. Coldwell Banker Commcrc1al B1okerage Company ~r-ven H. McDowell M:Oowe4I and Associates MIChael Hay Industrial Brokers We've named these 24 industrial real estate professionals our Brokers of the Year for 1977, recognizing their outstanding efforts on behalf of their clients• relocation to the Irvine Industrial Complex. We recently honored them at our Fifth Annual Brokers' Recognition Banquet l nk M Ha~se11 Colelw~ll Sanker Commercial 8rol<eracir:> Compony R:lnald C. Showatt~r Coldwell Banker Commercial 1'rokerage Company These honors are well deserved, for talented professionals like these are one of the reasons the nc ~largest and fastest·growing industrial . ' complex in the nation. For your industrial real estate needs call an !IC Broker of the Year today. µ:l•~r (, LP"1<'r Coldw,.,I B ink• ·r Commprci;1I Brokt.wnw Comp,1nv tvbrty Jones CQvison & Jones LTD Togo Tana~ R>ss Roatto<s Les Swanson Melendres Roal Estnte Riymond P Olmscheid Coldwell Banker Commercial BrokNa~e Companv !Alvia C Cannon Coldwell Banker Commmc1a1 Brokerage Company j DAii. V 'llOT 'E\\ 'C)HK ~'f'(>t :K EXCHA , . " . ' - DAil V Pit.OT Cl Freeman A Fowler heads singlertinded managers I • ~» UAllVftl l)I "um1ax.Septembor 2!l,1'171 Yuroton Offers Sights Mt>xiN1 " \ u1 ~·•1tr1 1't·nintiul.• tmanb one• of 1t11 \\nrld'i IH·~t Al pt m) It rw 11111 t hw11 k1 •'I• ~-.rhu·in.1i ... 1on.i -. 11 h ""•n•· 1 u111!. Gf haynn ( 1111' • I hHIUJlhOUI llm a.unn:v. I ro,111 .d 111,1qi r1111nll ~l '4't t:n lht• <'.11111111·.in Oc·r•t111 "'1tc1 lhl· c;uu of Mt'\1111 If i.ton<· c 11ulcl lulk, 1.wrhap U\t•\ it t1•ll U'-\\ h••tt• In lht• \\Ill 111 th•·~t '" oph• c ..uni· fr11m rn11r1 ttw11 :tO t 1·11111111 "~''' J\1111 ho\\ I h l' 11111 I h 1• m 11 I 1 < ,, I M :1 ' " , c uJn1l.1tl't.I our t ul1·ndu1 iJtlli TRAVEL 1•nli{1nrnt·d c·o1oi.irnl t·1ties, wh1lt· Nut th J\mt•nl·a ",1i. :-.till in Uw ~l11m• l\j,1I', Wiii eur11pt.• Wab lO lhl• I >.11 k AJW!\. ANO WHAT coused th~ir ;id ';mc·td <"lvlhzatum und numbers 1woak1111o: 1tl xo11w :1 million to 11t·c·lim· .uuund 1000 A.I>., Joni( lll'foH· the S11uniurds came, c:ov t'l t'll und c·1111quere<l 10 thti early I hi h 1•1•nl Ur). Wt.'11 ovl'r a hundred years ugo, ,, Nl·W Y•>rk travel writer, Juhn !'itc·phcns, un d nn E n g lis h • 11 thac0Jog11>l, 1''r cd er1ck <':1thcrwood. set out lo exptort.> ttu·n-isol atetJ Yucat an and m aybe find some answers. 'r°h1rs1.v. hnt, plagued by bugs :tt1d k"vl'I . <snd on horseback, 1t \1H1k them months lQ visit Jost c·1t) s1l<>s m:.arh-d by mounds cov- Nt•d with dense tropical vcgetu· t1on llul lhl'lr v1v1d dcscnplions m tcxl and sketches have lx>en ex· <' 1l 1aie explorers since. Today's history-and myslery- lovmg travell•rs can explore by p la ne, paved hig hway and 11•1ckage tours in the no.longer isolated Yucatan. l>URING THE l'IRST t wo days exr)lorc Merida, a delightful mix of Mayan, 16th century S p a 71is h . a nd 18t h century Fr ench, who built mansions with profi ts from lhe lucrative hene· quin C hemp) industry. The place to Maya.watch and browtic 1s a mong public market :-.tails not far from the main :.quare. Among tpe local hemp products -bags, ma~. hats - there are bargaing on items you muy never have worn, tasted, or knew you needed, plus surprises, l ikl· you r own brand of toothpaste. You may hear Mayan :. po ken more often than Spanish. Hut the choice spot to reOecton civ1llzaUon-lost is at a ruin like lJ xmul, about an hour by bus ~outh from Merida. where vis- itors spend a full day exploring . 'The name translates .. three times rebuilt.'' Scholars say Ux· mal's stones were recycled at least five llmes. MAYAN CITIES were re· ligious and government centers. Priest and nobility occupied the imposing buildings. The common people farmed around the out· ~kirts, and lived in thatched roof huts, the same as some you see today. At Uxmal, the massive Gov- <•rnor's Palace has thousands of ha nd-carved stones. Across the facade of a building in the Nun- Dl'ry quadrangle the design is so intricately worked that it looks like petrified lace. The Nunner y was where multitudinous m aidens spent tl'le last <and best ) years of their Ii ves before being s acrificed to Chichen ltza pyramid near statue of rain god messenger Chae Moo/. .. ~Smoke Bugs Travelers • ' ~ .:-.. \\l ,\Slll'\<;To..,. 1A1» Can 1t :) ·that 11011 ,mok1·r" irritated by " t•tr 111111111 ~ n<'1g hbo r s 1n ; , ltllltl'I'~ ar<· ~ornt·ll mes r~actm~ A ~pokcsman for Western Airli nes, which is conducting thl· researc h , and Hoeing, which makes commercial jetliners, say cabin air ii-recycled continually. ~ 1 nothing mor,• than the sight of ~ c~rnokt·" ~ IT'S vo~~mu·:. ~av airline ~ gmccr-; who 'v1• 1 CM.arched the • st way to satis fy s moking d non smokin~ passengers. A Boeing official said all of the air in the cabins or the giant 747~ 1s changed every three minutes. And Forrest Mulva ne of Western said that, in 7'l7s Oyini.: at 30,000 feet , cabin air is ....... FREEDOM TRAIN NOW ON CANADtAN RAILS Bolling Again Freedom Now Discovery OTTAWA <AP) -The Freedom TnJn that touNd t.be United State9 during the bicentennlaJ celebration wUI be ro111ng ngaln aa a historical showpiece on rail• for Cana· dlan.s next year. The troin, recently purchased by Canada, has been re· • named Tho Dl4covery Train and is scl\eduled to atart ill Journey next July 1, Canada Day. · 'l'ho 1'5 converted. baqage and pusenger cars until a few weeks aso contained trapplnp reminiscent of ''Old Glory.'' mcludln1 exhibit. ol Hollywood fn Its areat days and the Rootevell and Kennody 7urs. n cars .... beina 1trlpped and redealtned tor the Canadian public .. a muaeum otnctal slid. Even the ton· veyor belt Which earned Americaoa t.hrOUlb ~ tralD la-.. ln rtmoved. CanadtaOI wm have to wait um>uab 1M can. lrh train wlll dltp\ay hlltoncal, n• pollt.lcal, exhibit.a, aya W•fne llu~r, prealdenl ~ the print. UnltJ Train f'oundauon which bell*t pto~~::J,roJect. Tb• tro n will he used IO •nhaDCI tM I~ Ca.cl• durln1 lt1 f1ve·)'Nrt•cif•t.wuc1Mtdettm. d1ang<.'d 4.4 times· a minute. In t tw larger 707 il is changed 3.2 times a minute at30,000feet. J ohn Banzhaf of Action on S moking and Health, a non- ~mokcrs ri11 hts group. s aid the air is merely run through a ~ma ll filte r a nd then fed back into the cabin, still con· taming some sm oke. "BALONEY, PURE baloney," r esponde d a n indus try ! pokesman. "That's just not the way these machines are built to operate," he added. He said the stale a ir is com· pletely sucked from the cabin and replaced by fresh outside air. Mulvane said the system used by Western, which is similar to others in the industry, uses total- ly fresh air for each change. By contrast, Mulvane s aid, the usual standard for a residential room air conditioner calls for only ~ percent fresh air on each recycling. Mulvane said both Boeing and Western have done tests to de· termino the best way to seat s moking and non·smoking passengers. The best, according to airflow, is to set smokers on one side of the cabin and non-smokers across from them. He said this 1s because alrfiow in a cabin 111 normally down the middle, back alon& the aisles and out through vents ln the floor. Duty Free? P~Not • the rain god Chae. This was con. sidered a great '1onor, and the chosen were treated well, up lo the end. After they climbed the precipitous narrow steps to the sacrificial platform near the top ol the Pyramid of the Maaiclan, the priests would perform their ritual murder. You'll soon come to recognize the mask of Chae himself on the walls: usually a row, one above the other, with a curled snout like an elephant's trunk, but short. cmCHEN 11.ZA is sevent.y miles east of Merida, site or another full day's excursion. A highlight of its earliest ruins, a r ound 500 A. D., Is an ob· servalory where Mayas watched the stars from windows along a circular st aircase. Thus they c alculated the seasons to know when to plant the all-important corn, and d e veloped the calender. Chichen ltza 's lake·sized, sacred cenote is a s hort walk beyond a g rim wan carved with s kulls . Dru gged human s acrifices were thrown into the murky depths or this peaceful· looking cistern lo a ppease and beseech the r ain god Chae they believed lived there. No one caters to Chae any more, but waler is s till all impor· t ant. You'll not see rivers, yet the dense jungle interspersed with flourishing sisal plllntations in· dicates no shortage now, year round. Picturesque windmills provide water. The people of Mexico offer friendly contacts to tourists. Peasant woman works with dough to form bread, later sold in open air stalls Off to Land of Kipling By STAN DELAPLANE KUALA LUMPUR, Ma laysia ·-"K.L." is the "in" way to speak of Kua la Lumpur. <As you say "P.V.'' for Puerto Va llarta. "Mobay .. for Montego Bay.> lt costs Sl0.50 U.S. to ride 300 mile:-. from Singapor e to K. L. in air-conditioned comfort on the Exsprcs Rakayat -the People's Express. This is the land of Kipling and Ma ugham and Joseph Conrad. Johorc~ Straits! The name sounds like the clash of Malay and sea pirate daggers. SORRY TO SAY it's a rather tedious seven-hour ride. Rubber plantations give way to tea plantations. No colorful natives boarded the tra~ bearing colorful flocks of chickens and children. The countryside is green and luxuriant. And hot. A sweaty. humid 90 degrees at 9 a.m. •Every once in awhile, an attendant comes through rolling a little c art of tea and soft drinks. peanuts and beer. If I were doing this again, I'd bring a box lunch. And a paperback Agatha Christie. NOT MANY AMERICAN tourists get this far. cFor me, Singapore is the best city out here and far enough. I But 69,000 Americans DID get to Malaysia last year. Most headed for Penang, the tropical island off the northwest coast. The t ourist people told me: ··our big push in the next few years is to open up the be autiful east coas t. It needs it, too. Because it is economically depressed ... THEY SAID CLUB Med will have a re· sort "viHage·· operating by 1979 at Cherat· ing. 200 miles from here across the Malayan peninsula. There's a motorboat trip into the Na· tional Park for $500 a week. Virgin jungle. Elephants, two-horned rhino, deadly pit vipers. Hot, sticky and lots of mosquitos. *** I MET A GIRL back home. She said: "First we went to Singapore and that was best. Then to Bangkok and it was hot and dirty. Then to K L. a nd it got hotll'r. Then to Penang where it was hot and sweat v. "Then my boy frit•nd suad: 'Now let ·s go to Rangoon.· "l said : 'YOU go to H:.ingoon. I'm goinl! home to cool. foggy San Francisco'." (I don't want to brC'ak their rice bowls. but that ·s the way l frt.•I in tht.·sc countries too.) ... * .. "We arc completely in lht> dark land in some anxiety ) about tip1>in" on a trip to Europe ... " TWA has u pockt•t-sizc folder .. Tipping Abroad.·· u·s free and gives you i;!ood guide lines. A handy man is your hotel concierge. The chap with the crossed keys on his un- iform collar. You can ask him the first da~· what the custom is for waiters , taxis, theater ushers. <In some countries you lil' the usher. Others you don 'l. > I low arc )'OU supµoscd to know that it·s custom to tip lhl' '' aitcr !\NO the bus boy separately in Greece? The waiter's t ip on the plate : the bus hoy's on the table cloth. < [ c an't remember when I found that out. I probably staff cd a lot of bus boys before.> GENERAL RVl~F.: Ho t e ls a nd resta urants add 15 peret•nl to your bill for "service··. That is. for t ips. llowcver. wa iters , maids, porters <'lr. don't believe this expresses your true gratitude. You should add a little extra. The local people do. It's not just a tourist ri poff. How much is a .. little" more? Hen· again we ask that noble fellow, t he con- cie r ge. <H all porter they call him in England.> He'll give you a general idea. Now HE gets t ipped. too. You may feel it's more delicate to guess. Or you can ask the hotel bartender they're always w itty blokes. If alJ he's done is hand me my room keys each day, I give him a dollar for each day when I leave. If he also got me theate r tickets, m aybe add a couple of dollars. "Do you Up tour guides on bus tours?" I do. With reluctance, since these rob· ber barons are getting a cut from every tourist shop where you bought anything. But everybody else tips him a doll ar or twoJ And I have no courage. Conic v.4th us to the friendly Dec. 12 Padfte Pttnoess land of fiesta this Fall or Chrtstmas Shoppl1'l9.~lsa Wlntec You'll aaU from Los (7 ~)and -.. ~· for Ange~ on a Brtttsh·Nglsteted two Paol>la ($10<t pat' full- ihlp. Enjoy .uperb ~. fare Gdult. Celf~ raldonts). Top enwrtafnment ltMad· winning cultfne tctwd uAth W bY our Italian dlnblg room~lns. 1n 1 aaw Vlslt Pumo ~ Mamtlan end CMio sen Luc-. In 1 or 12 ~ addMMianllk>,~ =-~~. \ I _____ ....._._...._~I .~--~I ·~~~~1 . . . . . .. " ..................... Sunday. S.ptember 25, 1977 DAIL V PIL,OT 1 .A Tall Beauty ~as Its Woes BOSTON <AP J In a cjty where Beucon Hill matrons once lined up thetr Bost.on rockers in batUe formaUon lo ~top \.\Orkmen changing their beloved brick sidewalks to concrete. archlt~t Henry N. Cobb set about erectin& New England'$ tallest skyscraper. Mother might have warned hlJn . Her apartment 1~ Just a block away from Tl'in1ty Church, the Boston Public Llbrary and the other Copley Square landmarks that m ade this bit or real estate the most brawled <>ver her eabout since Bunker Hill. The sky d1dn 't fall in on Henry Cobb when his shim mering OO·story glass- sheathed John Hancock Tower rose over tradition-proud Back Bay, but just about everything else did. Like, for instance, 400-pound window panes by the dozens. law suits into the millions, delays that doubled costs and drove off tenants. the agony or hav111g his glass dream house boarded over with plywood then declared a fire hazard , and the final ecstasy of having the building QPened, occup1ed amJ deemed a masterpiece by the c-ntics <1fter fellow architects had calh...od him "a whore" Cor accepting the comnuss1on .. T HERE EVEN w..is a lime when we thou~ht tht.' llullding might have to be takl·n down "Cobb said. standing before it 1n lht' sun:-.hine of Copley Squa re and looking bat·k on lhl' darkest day in the life of any modPrn an·h1lect No" flve }'t:ars :.flt•r lht' gargantuan rc-1 lt'clmg panl's began rainmi: down into the street, 10 years after Cobb's plans left the drawing board and a lltUe over a year after the city building com m1:-.sumer thn·atencd lo unh:r the tower va c ated unit's:. given "assurance persons can 'l be sucked out or the build inf.{ 1f J{lass falls ," 81~ John. as it is now called , ha:. t.ikcn lb pl:icc in the every day life of Back Bay. Almost all floors arc occupied. 3,400 or- firc workers ride the double-decker eleviHors <1l speedi. ,,, up to 1.500 feel per minute, and the exccuctive dining room on the 59th floor 1s weighty with de- c1s1ons and low on calories. C::iutiously, the critics have come Boston's Trinity Church around, halUne Bia John as "a cut diamond aglitter in our midst " instead of ''the most embarrassing era 1n architectural ht1tory.' · "It does not rumble out or the ground and tremble s kyward, It whoo.'ies," ven tured William Marlin, urban design critic for the Christian Science Monitor. conceding his praise or the troubled tower was made "at the risk of being put to the pillory in som e parts of Boston, where the keepers of history and the reapers of profit have been known to go at each other with tbe d.ecorum of a duelhne match." ROBEaT GARRETT, the Boston Herald critic. confessed to being "a close admu-er or the mighty mirrored 'The biggest building in Boston, built by the biggest employer, the company people love to hate, was falling on its but.· t.ower. lt may be unfashionable lo sa.> M1. but I like those tricky reflections and that s leek s ha(>t: and suKpecl that oppo 1wnts of the bu lid mg do too." Yt•t, to this day. nearly a year uilf:r the tledic~1tion1 architect Henry Cobb's name appears nowhere in the building There is too much hll~ation. too much mystery over who was at fault in the acres of falling glass :.tnd, even now. an occasional disintegrating window for anyone to point a finger, even in pride, at the man who built New England's tallei:.t and spared lhc home team. the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., tht l~nomy of living another dlilY 1n the s hadow of the 52-story Prude ntial Center . built by rival insurers from Newark. N.J "Given this absurd goal." concluJt I.I Globe architecture critic Robert Campbell. "the Hancock c.1rchitect achieved it with enormous skill and elegance." to be u g0<xt neighbor to these low 19th century gems · · SCALE, NOT SIZE, 1s important m architecture, Cobb stressed. us \f he were back lecturing at Yale again ''The principle of this building as that.> ou reud it as a plane in space, a disembodied volume. It talks to its neighbors without overwhelming <1nd dominating them " One of the bu1ld1ng s elevator f1rl~ who should huvc been giving the spiel wus impressed "Hey," she ~u1d. "you know mun· about this than r do Are you th(· a r<.'hitect or something'!·· Cobh. u shy man, admitted that he .... .i" Jnd a::.kcd what she thought of 1l ·r lovt' 1t ... she gushed "I just lov<>'k I lenry Cobb b1•amcd and blushed Tht• air in Hoston was certainly warmer'"to day than on that frosty Januar> Sunda~ fi ve years ago when in his empty lOJ'l'r he hat.I lo <·onfront an emergency m,ct 1ng of ll:rncock cxecut1 vcs and cont')t tors. all tn hard hats and all stwn<lln~ because there \H'rc nu chairs. and tell the m ··a catastrophe of major pcOfV>1 t1ons" had befallen the building · Over the weekend. 75 mile-per-bl>ur winds had sent dozens of the h6gt• aluminum framed thermal panes hurtl· 1ng into the strccb below llunclrfds more wen damaged and in dangc~ of falling, '>o that <.•vcnlually all Hl1'344 panes had w l>e r~pl;JcecJ al a ('OSl of f7 3 m1lhon "In short," Cobb s aid gnmly 'tht• big {(CSl budding in UO~t on, built by the ~II{ gcst employ('r, the coin p,JO\' Pl'Oplc ton.: to hate. v.a~ falhn~ un 1b bull ' THE SAGA REA LL V ~gan in 1965 when the 52-story l'rudenl1al Center eclipsed the 26·story llancock bu1ldin~ JUsl a few blocks away. which had been Uoslon 's tallest since l 949 In the spring <1f lh<' following year. the P('1 firm Y..as com m 1ss)(lnt'f two m11linn square f<.•1•t The llancock c hairman made 1t pcrf t'clly clear that the architect was to come up .... ilh something taller the Bi~ Pru The dt•ans of :1r('h1lcetun· <.1t I la rvarcJ <.1nd MIT s at on <1 bh1l' ribbon revic .... ooard th1Jt rejected thl' plan ... St> did the Boston Society of /\rC'h1tcc:ts. "Wt had hop~ in this Lime of urban unrest ;md crisis for something other than. an cgot1sucal monument competing with the skylinl'. .. !>u1d the ~O('ft•ty·s on Jackson ::::::::::::::::::;;::;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::====:::::~..;:;;;:~~--.;;....;.;;_..~~----...;......~ is reflected in facade of glass-sheathed Hancock Tower. Troubles plagued structure when glass panels b egan to tumble to the street In meticulous detail. Cobb explained how the rhomboid design, hke a box squeezed out of s hape, the slender face and ils reflective glass running without interruption from roof to street. the absence of a huge arcaded entrance "all deferred to and acted as a foil to Trinity Church. refiectlng its stony sculptural qualihe::. and enabling this tall building ·Tht' .1rC'h1lt'(·l , v. ho gJn11,t·d up un u-. wcren 't a11,:unst the de'>l11,n, Coht> &au! 'They thoui.:hl th<.'re \\ :.i ... no good :.olu lion for thb site and thut we should not have accepted the comm1ss1on " Spending Speeded WJ\SllJNGTON IJ\Pt Your rnlendar won t !>how 1l, but Saturday will be N<•w Yeur's Eve in the nation's capital In lhis city where money counts for more lhan M:n lJ menl. Oct l outrank!> Jan. 1 b<>eau:.1· that ·~ .... hen the L' S.' gov ernment start~ its nt·w budget year. known as the fiscal year WIULE IT'S too much to :-.ay that thl.! govemmf:'rl n·IL•bratp, the 0<:c~1on. all of the money people in 1t -l'>oth spend· mg and rc>ct•1ving are keenly aware ol the dale. and the lrans1t1on from one f1s cal ) ear lo th£' ne\t produces headach<:s and han~'.O\'Crs of Ill'> own And Just as common folks indulge in partying on New Year's Eve. sQme agen· cy :.ind d<>partment chiefs have their own spending party in the final days of the fiseul year A b1.: headache this yc<tr is the fo1lun• if 1t can be called that of the government to spend about $1J billion ul its fiscal 1977 budget. The fiscal year was a creation or lhe U.S. Congress in 1832. It was decided then lo begin the budget year on July J because Congress in those day'> was able lo complete work on the budget early in its session. But beginning in 1976, Congn-.ss moved back the starting date of the fis· cal year to Oct. 1 MOST STATES still start their fiscal years on July l A recurring problem for the govern- ment In recent years has been a surplus of unspent funds. Usually. an agency loses money that ·s sllll in ili kitty at the end or a fiscal year. Martha's Home Due Since it can be e mbarrass1ne for a.,:ency heads to £ail to spend the money they had argued for previously, many have yielded in the past to the tempta- lton lo unload unspent funds m the final rcw weeks . A fairly typical example is lhat of a regional office of the Small Business Ad· min1Stration that was sent a new supply or electric typewriters late in fiscal 1975 t•vcn lhou~h lhe typewriters it had were \\Orking JUSt fine. The local om cc wa~ told by headquarters that thl' new typewriters wen: in the budget and therefore would be used On a much larger scale, the Defense Department frequently steps up spend· ing sharply in the final month. President Carter already has taken s teps lo head orr any last-mi.nute s urge in s pending this year. In a memorandum to agency and department heads in June, Cart.er urJ?ed lhem "to resist the tempta tion to use your available appropriations unnecessarily ... "I 00 NOT want year-end buying to undermine or offset any e fforts to reduce costs and eliminate waste." he s aid. C'arler ordered that fou rth-quarter !!pending not exceed third-quarter ex· pendilures except where absolutely necessar y. But even presidents aren't above playing a little game with the fiscal year by taking action in one year that would make the m look good in the next. Lyndon Johnson. for example. was known to have encouraged heavy defense spend- ing in one fiscal year so he could spend mar•edly less the next and appear as an economizer. "The "shortfall" in aovern ment s pending. while 1t helps to reduce the budgt't dt>ficit, is a mixed blessing because it can also put an unexpected brake on the economy. Spending has fallen short in most re- cent budget years. but the projected shortfall of Sl3 billion in fiscal 1977 is by Car the largest. ll was $7.l billion in fis· cal 1976, which was blamed by some economists for the slowdown in the economy at mid-year. Dale McOmber . assistant director for budget review of the Office of Management and Budget, says the Sl3 billion not i.pent in 1977 could have paid for a lot or other federal programs, or could have been u.5ed for tax reductions. had Congress and the administration known the budget would be so far orr. McOMBER NOW estimates total spendinc in fiscal 1977 at less than $402 billion, d()wn fro m the ,.~ebruary estimate of about $414 billion. Revenues are still close to the original estimate of $358 billion, leaving a de£icit of about S44 billion. Uncle Sam faces fiscal New Year with probability of massive spending speedup 1 •'1." .O!Q::]OO!OXJOtJt lit)QiO!~ MIRROR WARDROBE DOORS ~ from S J 4 9 + tax--indafled ~ CUSTOM MIRROR WALLS CUSTOM DRAPEA16i\ LEVELOR aod DEL MAR BLINDS WOVEN WOOD& / CALL US FOR RlEI ESTIMATE -~ s49.sss2 · r THE LAGUNA CO., INC. lnll'r1or lmpruvc·me1u L \per 1, 146 G.rry 4••·• S•to .A.110 ()fl liit•M SI ei.t""'"n 0.,.. •"-M.c:Al'1r..~1 so.asn r Cernr If Want ' Ells Frffway close at ... 1845& Ward Street fountain Valley 968-2211 FRENC AFFAI \ • ~LV PILOT Has ,1. enius Touch MONDAY. 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">CJ1arat111 g pn·tensc from 11.•al1ty J\ura of '>lug(• play glamor non n•;illt~ JH•rs1SL'o PISCES 1F1'11 l!J M ar llll \ou re '>lronJ.' \I any an· i.IWart· of it 'ou !-.hould I){' too St•n.,l· vf t1 ming ,., on tari.:t·t If St•ptt>mh<'r 26 is your hirthday you will find tlt..il Marl'h and Dt•t·t·mbc•r wc·n• your mosl nwmor<.1hlt• months of l!J77 C'.ipncc1rn. Cancer p1•r .. on., play kc) roll·., 1n )Our lift. \ ou tr<i\el "ralt-. t'"Pl'ricn('c emotional lr;JUmas this yc;ir \'ou'rc• fn·<.· at last 1 Yuu'n• U<·all\ c. art1st1c -.111bborn. self-Y.1ll ed and ha\c• J len<lenc) to fel'I ~ 11u'n· 1 l'Spon...,1hle for tht• moral!-. 11f oth<'r.., \\'ouldn t }CJU kno"' 11 ·• Sixty '>C'VCn m illion kids 1 unning J1ound :.ind I i.: 1 \ l' birth lo one who -.1H:i.1ks Metrn: like il M t•l I heard him sn lhl· k1l<'hcn talking ubout h1J\\ ~t"re going lo havl 111 up llw milk to another 1·11uph 11f ·1 7~1 II l1·r-. a \\ l'l'k .. 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Nor..,e gob• n I J4 ~.1,.rne < l"•m11.1gne 1 'l'> Ert<.ounlered 131n;'lw1; 11YDh "''' 1J8N~1"'m~ 1 40 Brqan 142 Promevdl ooze 143Rn. a , '" Ac.rre" G;iron1•r 14S Soll lri••Cl 141 Ydr<J'lloC ~ .. • 48 A Ion ,a" Queen • '>0 Wire me.isuro 151 Greal speaker 1 !>. Appear .. gain 1 '>4 A~s1gn places 1 56 Corolle leal t 58 Ir.Sh patr•ol I 6 l Grow weary I 62 Jacob' t:>rothe• 1 64 S1•ong wond I 65 FountA1n oroer 188 Lc11uce 1 70 Fa1•v oor1 1 7 3 App ,. seed 1 76Catcoum symbol I 80 Potyne11en I AT WIT'S END m<'ln<· It won't be long hl'fon· \UUr tookhooks. c· a II n l' cf .L! 0 0 <.I S g a S pumps. b<iromt·lt'r' l'\ l'Plthrn~ Y. tll ht· an mc•tnt· 'Look. I cl1d not comc thi... l<ir m life to bnn~ home· J -..1n• fi:I drcs'> · 1>11 ~ ou rcmcmher ~h<Jl \llU <ltd to us y, hen ~1· \\1·1~ lslllt· and had cl1fflt·ult~ rc•mt·mlwrin~ thing!>" .. I put c·nb note., on \\httc L1fcSJ\l'l'S. ··You madl· 11 lll<• rh:-me·' and i.:.imt·'> out of 1t Lt kt· :10 dJ}.., hi.Ith Ncn l'mlil•r. /\pnl. Junl'. and ~ 1 •fl I t• m h l' r Feb r u a r :- ha I h ~ alon1• and all Lht- t L·st hi.I\ l' :11 ··so . MAKE \ our point ·~>. I 'm going to help 'ou "1Lh rnt·tric·" the ... anw \~<J) Now. repeat aft<•r ml' 'l21i 8 gram<. h.1th 8 lllllll'C'.' .... "4~:J kilog ram~ 1s a pound Ont: foot nll'lCr:. 1-:xl'cpt for g1 Jms. liters. kilometer~ ;ind heclar<'s wh1t·h iff1• dif- ft•r<-nt " I LOOKED <il him a lull two minutes hcfore -..peak111g .. Did I ever lcll you how the ch1t·ken fl-It Wht•n Shl' dtSC:O\/Cred "ht• h<1d been s itting on a light hulh for nine month:-.''· If thi.lt ., tou hard. how about. 'If Peter l'qwr picked ii hectoliter of p1('klt•d JICPf>t.'r., • Look . you aren 't Its lcning. · I !.aid 'If l I old )'Oll OOC('. I told ) OU a malhon l tml·s. I am ;in orthodox Fahrenhei t pl·r ... on "ho refust•., lo l'OO\t•rt to CC'ls1us. I will not listen to ;iny mon• Cons1d<'r th1• lop1t: <' los('(I ' "I DON'T :-.upposc ~ ou re· 1nleri.'stcd 1n knowing th<Jt snmcduy Mtss Amc·rtca ~11 1 mca~urc 00·50 87 5 .. :\luybe I 'v<.• bcen loo hJsly It sound., Ilk<· the metrw '>)slt·m h<Js some merit 4iALlf f l(lO .Jl""' "(lC STING" "SHOCKWAVE" edwards CINEMA CENTER HARIO R AT ADAMS. COST A MESA MESA VERDE CE ... TER 979-4141 o•E 'lhl' ,,Or} MIND BLOWING ... O~T .Lor a ttin(nPCGI'.). FANTASTIC ~~-"ALLEGRO Ql\TE ·-;.,,-NON TROPPO" '~I WOODY ALLE~ I IN "LOVE AND DEATH" CPGI ·THE WAY 0~::1EWJND ( edwards LIDO CINEMA "" 1 NEW,.ORT ILVO AT VIA LIDO '-"'4EWPORT BEACH 673-8350 PLUS CPGJ edwards MESA CINEMA NEWPORT ILVO AT I 9TH ST COSTA MESA 548-1552 BRISTOL AT MACARTl4Ua ..._ ___ __;;5...;4~0,..,-7,_4.;..4.;..4-'--WH ERE SU MER VACATION A different LASTS ALL YEAR LONG' 1o~~~!~ ~G\..lYWOo,-~~~~ 1 " HIGH v.· PLUS (It) "TEASERS'' Sunday September 25 1977 ;. .. ' . DAILY PILOT ~fJ .. Van Dyke's Burnett Show Ro/,e 'No Comedown~ By H .RI\\' 8\ ('I( J os \~1 .... 1.,.:s 1 I'> 1>1d1 Van l>yk1• •nti l"1twl llurrll'll h 1J lit·1·11 lo~:.1nii lht u!t!U uruund for Mlffil' ~"O )t'<1r • n11v. thl'Y n• tlulnl( .. 0111cthlnK iilboul II 111• !\ ,1111 t11r 1111 ('rirul s TV '>how '\\t> ... 1.1111·il l tlk111r tJIX>UI II Ill thl' 1!1501' Job Roles TV Topic •rti1 111 ~t Of lh11•1• "Fn·1···t\l1• 1•11il ..a 111 tl~l ·1111 I llljll.ll'>lllllg lhal 11111· d""''' l h,1\ 1· tu tulf1ll 111h ,,,J, . .., lw1 ... u,,• of om•'" ' "1!1 Ill' ..,l·•·n \\ l'UIW'>cl.1 \ 011 l'hJrlflf'I :!II ;\11 I 11111 I'> 7 (I rn 1111 h.Cl:. I Tht Jll<l~l,1111 I!'\ tit• '>1~n1·1I l•' hl·lp ~h1l1Jrl'n lulf1ll th1·1r 11(11l·1111.tl ll\ IJOlnl111f.! out lh.11 1111\.., and g11 ls d1111 I h.1\,. lo lw I 1 m 1 ll d II\ • ,. ' nil 1· 'ilCrt•OI\ pang Parnt•la IJ<.1hl \1 lt·111· :\I arlllll'/ .\Iik1• l".rrr l'I Jcrfrt·~ llJr IJn, T > lh·n de r !'>on :.ind \1 1cha1· I ~lepht·nson ha vc role.., 111 Wedm·:,rfa) ~optml'r A d ifferent kind of love story. 2 MILES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY. when !ihl' hnsl cume to Nl·w York," say& Van Dyke "Shl' was just u kid then." Pau!.e. "And l w.um't " Vun Uyke's ch~nce ca.me when Ha rvey Korm1ua h·rt The l1m ine. c,ays lhe comedian whw.e (U ">l Sl'rll''.'> bee amt: ii tCIC\ ISron tlassi<·. w ai. Jtesl 11,;hl The Other Side of Midni~ [H . ,. ',. . ,. f' AINVALLaY t ......... "' ..... • ___ ,., .... ,,__. •• • .. vJO ••14. STAR IS IORH" .-.. ,. .,.,,.,.._,,, ... _,.,,. Dick Van Dy1<f::, after 20 years of talkmg about it. 1s finally co-starn'ng with Carol fJumett. 6:00-9:05 "BEN HUR" witti Chariton Heston .. TRAILER ORGY" 5:00 OHLY ----l" J """"""···;;;,;;;;.., .... m••t:ntt••,.;:':i: J "STU WARS" IPGI .. AMAL CHAPTER: WAUCIHG TALL" "A HIDGE TOO FAR" IPGI '1CENTUCKY HUED MOVIE"IRI L. 1\1. BOYD ) INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT "I could have had a show or my own. but I'm getting lo that age where I wa nted to enJOY myself. I now do all the things I like to do, but I don't have to shoulder the responsibility." llEJi,\YS ONE OF THE things offe red hrm was a cfi"amatl<: series. "That would have driven me insane before the season was over . ll was a medical 1Ser ies. Once you get gray-haired they I hink of you asd1stmgu1shed ando(fer you roles as doctors and la wyers. 'Calhnli( Dr Van Kyke. · It should have been 'Calling Or. Cronkite.·•· One of his few d ramatic roles was as a self-dcstruct1vc alcoholic in the movie "The Morning After "While making the movie he dis- t·lost'd thut hl' wa'.'> a refor med a lcoholic. Van Uykc dot•sn 't believe that being a co-star on lhc Hurncll show is .1 comedown after years of '.'>Li.Ir h11l111g ''AS t'AR AS l 'M concerned everyone in the husrnt•ss shoultl plJ~ :.ccond banana to Carol Burnett It's no comedown ror anyone He fought wars and won them. He defied Presidents - and might have been one. ------- "YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE" COHIT-"FUNNY LADY" (PG) "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) 'NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG) "LOVE AND DEATH" "FANTASIA" (G) "THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" COHIT-"THE DEEP" "ONE ON ONE" (PG) "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" "SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) "THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GESTE" "ANNIE HALL" (PG) "GRAND THEFT AUTO" (PG ) '"THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" ' HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO" "NEVER A DULL MOMENT' (GJ <,PC Cl Al CHIL011CN S PRICFS "EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC'' "JOY RIDE" "'OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT" (R) .. CAIARET' •MSAT/--llM.>t MIND BLOWING ••.• FANTASTIC . CINEMALAND mes. !l.lltf • uatr,. U$ 1611 ··HOU:rwooo HIGH" IRI ,_ .. .. M.lfW" ~ ... , ....... "THI TUSHS" ant.at,_ J;JM:J• .. u '"AHAL CHAPTER: WAUCIHG TAU." .,,.,.,lt IAT/MIM ........ t .. lltlt "HUSTLI" l"GI -IATfMIM ...... ,.. 44A GORGEOUS SEND-UP OF ••• 'FANTASIA.' A\ once, 1rre ve r11n1 enll worshlplul end by no meen1 exclutlvely comeetc. 'Allegro Non Troppo' l'i • stirring 1n1roduc11on ro the poat·Dlsney uses ol onlmellon. Bozzeno's use ol Revera 'Botero' r-~~~~~~~~~~--. la mlnd·blowlogl" 'Bruno'Bonetto's ~·~C1.111ee-'L, "AH AUDIO- VISUAL TRiP. 'AllegfO Non Tropp<>' fo; ·well worth enyone·s llm11 and money ., something ot a modem rn11s1erpl~ of motion plc11.1fe enlm1t1on." -cHUCK .... UH, If,.. '1BRR.llANT ••• au '"'' MOYll." -ADAM Slt OILlf UCLA o.-1L 't 8r11J/# (PG) IT'SFUN . T~BE YOUNG/ If Van Dyke had other reasons Cor Jouu.nc J t he Burnett bhow, he wasn't saymc. lb f!Jst series as regarded as one of the best coAD*dy series ever. But hts second !.enet> trmoectu.n:...a.& three years, and his variety show few NBC Last year, althouah well-received by the cri~ faded in 12 wceks. "A LOT OF IT IS LUCK." he Sa):s "Sometimes you hit and sometimes you cloa't One reason 1 quit the second :show was that t wa:> ruining other people 's careers. They we~n 'tlook Jnggood.'' That first Van Dyke show. Incidentally. w a~ l'ancelh:.'<l by CHS after ILs first year, but pro· dutcr Sheldon Leonard per!'iuaded t he network to renew it for a nother year If CHS ha dn't agr eed. 1t would have thanJ,!t•d ll'll•v1s10n history. That show. in a scn:-.e, spawm•d "T he Ma ry T yler Moore Show." whtth in turn gave birth to "Phylll:.." "Rhoda." "Lou Grant" and "The Bet· ty Wh1teSho~ · l~•o•uoetl ¢•·t;;; l Ha&f " HARBOR at AOAl\l:'.; CO">TA Ml 31\ (714) 546-3102 t.• flo ' ~. .. ' ., vt ')t .. ,., \ 111 ..... CINEDOME 23 3000 W CHM'MAN AVE OnANt 1l 634-2553 ,_...., t I ., I , t. fl 6 ..... .. JI 'I JiOf.') 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We have several leasing plans to offer you. One is certain to make it more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes·Benz than you might have thought possi· 0 ble. Call us today .for the \ surprising facts. '- Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. Mission Viejo Imports . 831 1740 Autlwriz~tl 0Pal1•r 495 1700 • 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. • Son Di~ Fwy. ot Avery, Mission Vi'1o BEAT THE '78 PRICE INCREASE! IUY OR LEASE THE.LAST OF THE I 977's HOW - THE UL TIM.An DRIVING MACHINES Automatic with air cond1hon4ng & AM/FM radio A one owner car (ZAV449) 1972 IMW 2002HI 4 speed air cond . stereo cassette and mag wheels (627FGXI I 97 4 BMW 3.0 Sia Electric sunroof. pwr windows. leather Interior & factory mag wheels. (388KLFI I 973 IMW 3.0C SA Aulomahc. sunroof. air cond & low m11es !351JPSI We also have one 4 speed of this model!!. TEST DRIVE YOURS TODAY! 197 6 BMW 2002 4 speed air cond1t1on111g & Stlfeo cassette Immaculate• (788RJL) 1973 IMW 2002 4 speed transmission. sunroof & Becker A~FM. 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S741 t DISCOUNT $1500 WE WANT Y~R BUS9ES MAKE m PROVE RI SEHABLA ESPANOL OnLMAMTA 4 cyt .. auto trans . a real beauty. (8223MXUJ FIOO f'ICKU, V-8 . stick shift. clean & low mites {1B71958) LTD4 OOOlt V-8. auto. trans . air conditioning powor steering. vinyl roof. Load up the familYl (P14131 MO DOWN PAYMENT OM APPROVED CREDIT ' NEW '78 PINTO WAGON 2 3 Liter engine. radial tires. front & rear bumper guardS. etc. Stk. !f8435 Ser 118R12Y101279. $108 00 a month for 60 months. Cash price $4208 incl tax & he Deferred payment price S6480. A p A. 15 71% NEW.'n·FORD -·l.TD 11 4 000tti_PtLUlED HARDTOr FACT~Y Atlt COMDITIOMIHG Selea1h1ft Crua&e--c>·m.·u1c. POwM hont d•K btu.ke.. pawor ttloonno <t\11a .. ~r1>. 1on11ton 1vs1om 11oe1 t:iee!Od f&O,al CJ'v tHf,~ bl'•ohl whoelliO fT()ldlnO• br1o•H f0C"4f' panel m>~ rt.q,. bf#tlC:h "41 .. 1 ~u·~ tound ~ O•redatc vt!nt11.1IQ• ,.,.1em :J!lit 00 v~ t: no·oe-2V a""" • :c ,....,, cw111t ·.1r•C'" Qltlcw"°" """""'°"Vu .. gmlt,,I tiH Ith t4 w .. w ,., ... t •fh COtwef\of!OCf" Qff'4JQ ltll •ol&eung wt..e f1nQllf11p-.:>&t-oconhot tJt•tY•• bum0ttr QfOUO ••r oono1tonor/bnlftCla1re c..ulu<-f\eved dehJ-AO t)(llll, AM/FM mona.ural fHChO 11nt0d oiua como. fronl ftc;onitt Qlilu br-ackttt OOWt.tf li<W w1ndawf POWfH" kxk l)fouo vmyi •'6Uft OOOytade mokhng· Pt1J• much """'• so, •~71 Set11HJ11 12~e1 DISCOUNT $1000 Factory Sffdl..-f'riu .... $6160 Sot• P'rk• •........••... $5160 NEW '77 PINTO 2DOOR SEDAM Light Blue 2 3 Litre 2V engine. 4 speed manual transmission. front disc brakes. 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UHOISTaUCTED VllW ol t-t\ltrt• l11111tir U.11 k liuv " 1111:.irkhnR lothh •• 1 niwht ~UIH I h J1r11l1-flt llWllt•l'ht11 t•11du11 •~j 111 I hi\ :.p.11·11111'1 I t.11lrm. :1 hulh Npt Jkh t"U'< 11111 • 11111111 !\I• w •m lht· ma rkl'I J\I ltll 1,1!..1 ,1 l•111k' i.11, 7711 •1r !>41).lNJ I OEHREU> DIUQ.HT Spauuu.-. lrvtne. 4 bdrm 3 b01th home Sunktn l11 rm t'I. tmlv rm H..i1,<:d trml din rm, l irculJr hnck entry <:ulhedr al et•1 l1n~' Amt•n1llt'\ plu-. F "<ccpllon.il pride of owner::.h1p cxel'ul1ve home !)40~orMfi r.11 F«ONT ROW OCEAN VIEW F rom Uus btnJv deC'or ated 3 bedroom. 3 b ath, r e..adence w1lh 1-'0RMAL dining room W<1lk to the be.t<:h or lo comm. farthll~ of 2 knnt'> !'ourl!., pool & Jacuu1 64ti 7711 or 5-10 8\144 PIUVACY • SfCLUSIOH Ii. rirov1dt'<f by t h1o; Back Ray Npt. Bch. hume in lovely location near Cherry Lake. l.ge bdrm.-;, (4 of them!) and lots of room fo r entt!rtaininJ( including big swim pool~ 540· 11944 or 646-7711 IOAT Sllpt h available with this 3 bdrm 3 bath bearh bt'auty only 5 yrs new. Spacious rm sizes. frml din rm & .superb professional de· t·nratin,1? Ueac·h ltvtn~ at 1l\ l>c-.t ' 540·8944 or 1)46.. n11 'I• ACRE EST A TE In 1-:a-.t\lrh• H.1C'k R.IV art:a Currenllv ha'> 1.:e l hu1rnom home ~1th -.eparJte i.:ue<1l hnU'>l' & h1.1: 3 <'.tr J:arai:e <.:ountv "JV' \nu r.1n '>Ubd1vidt· into 1 R I parid-.'' ~,..,11)11~4 1 or1;11; ?ill TURTLEROCK IUUTY \ lu'h 01tr111m ,., th ..... ntn lll th1s lruh "' 1·1·1111\1 h11mc· I h:1 11111 rn:-. ·1 h01th-.. It:•· lmlv r111 lrml d111 rm & uni\ 1, \f~ old Slt·p~ 1111·nmm 11.1rk & p11ol 75!1 1501 PANORAMIC VIEW NEWPORT BEACH l·:it-LMI! h11m1· lf1 pl ""I le• ,lf(•J l)t--.1~nc·d tu lt• .. hlll hi 111·\1 l'rCtll"""n:illv l.111tlo.,c"qwd 1111 111" m.111H1·11.tnl'l· i ltdrm's It:•· 'lt-11 11 1111 "Ill I\ , •. d lil'ilUI v 75!1 1501 IRVINE IARGAIM llnl\ ~11, tMJll hu~' thi-. h I\ I mly hom1; 1n <"hllll'l: Jn 1/le <:10..,1· tu Hhooh & shoppint: 3 lt.:l' ht.I rm'>. 2 h<tth-. nt·\\ Iv nptl•I & ln·,hly pJtnl<"<I i.'i!l l:iUI . RANCH STYLE IUUTY Ir' •m· onh f:;!lll,'1cH1 homl· for at'lt\e lmh 'lu • 10 11·nn1 .. 1·1111r1 .. ,.,_, 1\11 pJrk I lei• lodt m' lmll rm 111 .. r1 .. 1! ltUI \JUlll-d , 1·1h11_, ...,h,,,, I ltk1· .1 mud•· I i5~1 15111 TUSTIN/NO. TUSTIN 5 IR + POOL 14 X 20 DEH Rt·dun-d S.50,000 & ownt-r will carrv low 1•0-.t 1,.t Tl> Tnr1l11• \It-\\ Saq· on all the· '(f rJ' ('1·ntr.1I .111· He• t•all 832 61:M.MJ CVL.~SAC SI 15.000 IH n onr• ownrr 'UPPr -.harp tn ,.,, el 4 htlrm \1 Pr1 .. 1tth homl' 20x40 pool Volley hot II 1·11 Houm l11r H v·, KJ2 6AOO OWHH TllAMSfEttlED 3432 sq FT 111'<27 cu~tom RJm<' r m. J6x22 bonu" rm 14'<22 fmlv rm Spilnt'h -.tyle patio decor w Ramada IR'l22 "land UJ> -;pace m attic 1,.rml dmm.: T(•rriftr huv at $149.000 Call 1132 ~ FOUtoi:TAIN VALLEY REOECORATED & SAVE VA TERMS l·:11J"Y hll 111 prnfit Vucant I hdrm xlnl lo(',1l11lll. walk to i: \' llr S<·hool VA RP· 1""' "'c~I S72 .500 'lilll :1:r; 1 MOVE ur EL5AMT 2 STORY Will 1wnrant1:<: sale of your PW'lent home to purcha~c thi'I bl'uuty 4 hdrm 3 bath. Dramatic vaulted c~1hnJ( O~ wroullht iron stairway & balcony. Frml dm rm. hte fmly rm. 3 car itarUJt~ Qr(:at art:a. 968·3371 rooL HOME OMLY S7l.900! Surlf·r :J hdrm. 2 tJuth fmly home with at· triu t1vc· lur111· pool & patio with cabana. 't 1111 c·ond1t11111. X lnl "clO!lt> tn" loc.·utton. MOll'l'M NEW AND SPARKLING Hranu nt·W allractlvt: end uml townhomt w 1J bclrms. ::!' 2 hath~. & air con<I. T wo rHrl'<1l11111al tt>nttr!> w/1>00ls & tennis. Nl·:.ir So ('o:.i!.l f'liua G46 7711 or 540·8.~14. GAEA T VALUE! 8 tlllv UpJ?rlldt:•I 4 b<lrm. Huitt fmly r m v. frpk Hoom tor (X>'JI tJl1lc. Htn lo(Jrdc:n. Asking 0111) $85.IJllO 515 ~!11 WONDERFUL 3 LEVE:L FAMILY HOME Btfl stction of Mt~a V<:rde. Very ntl't:ly dt>coratt.'1.1 4 bdrm w/lt.:l· fm ly rm w/frplc. Frml d111 r m Wont.h:rful gardtn \\ t lrt·t·s & t·t·mt·nt 11••t.ltllt-tt-n111s or volll·v liall c.·ourt 0 111.:fl-<l al Sll9,500 545-9491 VA TERMS! MESA VERDE Br1i:ht & ch<:ertul J hrlrm w/itrt:al floor plan. f'"resh pa mt & 1111pt:r. Seller w/pay ssoo buyers cost on VA suit ! 1\'>kmi: $79,000. 545·94\Jl BEAUTIFUL MESA VERDE 2 STORY Prict: cut S9,000 on this i.:rc:at 4 IJdr m 1r1 top condallon. f''rml din rm plus play r m • lmly rm I.II<: c·nou~h tor pool tublt:. Room for l'umpcr or boat. Otter t:d at ::il211,SOO. 5'15·94\JI COLLEGE PARK IARGAIH Opt:n Sun l 5 Btsl huv m <:ollt·t.:t: P.1rk 4 'Jl"t·wu' IHfrm'" l:!\1-l <Im rm :\l1rrort'<l 1:ntrv. Fri>k l\t·\\ I It lftr till Front d t·\ a· t1on rtmotl<:lc."<l. lk 'urt: to '>t<· thr., on<: Ill ~.ri'I l'olr.:alt· llt·1lutcd SS.000 lo only Siti 'IS() rH5·!l-lll 1 VA TERMS EASTSIDE CHARMY ..,h.1rµ t\ 1 lt·.111 :1 hdrm honw w/lttt slunt- frpfc· 111 It\ rm C rt·;Jl I-& s1dt yards Close tu Sl'huol-.. Walk ti hus & mrkt V1\ Jf1Jlr<11 .... 11 '"' p1 ll'l' m• $75,000. llurry' ! 515-!Jl!Jl HUNTING TON BEACH LUCKY GI Lmd,\ .1 hdr rn ' h.1th ln1Anhom1· 2 r•;ir t,':tr:it:t l11r11H r lll••lt I 1111·11p1l-.I 2 'r' II\ llfl;.,IO•ll ll\\/11 I C:11 ·,1I (111 .1tllJll \'\It'"" !~>X-:i:J'i I SHARP YORKTOWM VILLA Chmrt· t·nd unrt w 'll'" 11f 'tr<:d & .!rt-t·n htlt frc1m k1t(.'hl·n ,\mpll' .. urhs11h· p:irk in.: o;tt .. p from lrnnt ll1111r \ t·n aur.1d1\f' dt·eor " 01><·11 lr·1:hn_ I '"'' m' l'rh·1·tl lU -.l'll ,1l onll ~lll .-,.10 :. 111><°I11 CHARMIMG CONDO $68,500 Sinr.:lt· ... ton • 1111d11 th.11 'h•1\\S hkt· J MODl'~L Sp;11·1 tor '•111r 1 a m1wr or hoat I.' I) r><111I ,'(. 1·l11hltnu-.1· \II vi lh1s plus llltnUlt'::. l11 l11·.it•lt 7.~:I 1;,111 WALK TO IElcCH OHL Y $65,000 Bl fl upi:radt-d tmvnhou .. t· w ~pnct· lo purl( · rt•t'l't·atwnal 11·h1el1:s • Lvlv pool & d111th1111-,1 ' <1nh I ,·1-. old 759·1~11 .ANXIOUS!! .a Ill . :! hath . .Im rm. fm ly rm pJt10 bought ne\\ an\lous 94;3 :">67 t HURRY Spar1ou-. J brlrm homt s1tuatf:;I at t·nrl ot rh1ld saf1· c·ul-d<: '!Jt' ~lrt:t:l Hui!c· ft·nl'l'il rar<l w tra1h·r acct-ss. ll(t "f'.rt:nt·h" kitchen. tt-rom1c tilt-. hardwood floor-. & brick (rple A i.:rt·at buy 897 O:r.lt $65.500 VA ~pn\lt~"i .l h1lrm I' i bath Ct-nlrnl Jtr. CO\ 'rl patio. hkl· ntw \'pll1, cul!tom clrapt.-~ It wnn't l.1 .. 1 Hurry' IW7 0321 ELEGAHT Is the: only way lo dt:~nihc this 'lpacious II B re1:11dl'nrt-. From t ht: munrcurt-d 11rounds lo the l'ntry l'OUrl & on to the ex· quis1tt.-ly Jc:coratt:<I intcmor. This hOmt! rcOccts the utmost in taste &: 1m d1'. C.:all for tll'toils IHJ7.0:J21 $62,900 St:llt r wall puy Sl.000 lo costs a lttlrm 2 bath · d e:an $62.900 963·5671 I CITY LITES Vit:w of rlty Hght..s • ne:w dt:cor 11(1! bdrm.~. 2 baths. din rm. fmt,y rm. patio · comm pool. Anxious. Submit. 963·56'71 HR. GOLF Ir IEACH Btfl 3 br, 2 ha. (rplc, din rm patio· nc:or 1101!/walk to ooach. 963·5671 YOU" ttU-tsT WAUClR & UE OFflCl IS OPlH 1:30 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M. ~ .............. C1141 Uf.S IJI, C7141116-4HO .U..-.............. Cft4177z.1211,(714t171·S7IO TOWHHOME 3 br, 2 ba. frplc, .patio. acres "or 11rwn +. pool. Btfl • $55,900 FHA OK. 963-5671. VACANTI $55.000 • 3 bedroom 2 bath. dlrunR roorn. frplc, patio. community pool. Vacant • J\nxwus submit. !l63·567 \. DECOU TOR'S DE:LIU Oecorattng idt:a::. needed! Spacious s br. J ba t\cc + pool + cul.de.sac. Hurry can't last ! -963-5671'. FfXH UPPER Best HB buy $62,900. 3 br. 2 ba, clean home Seller will pay Sl.000 of buyers cost. Subnul 963-5671 IEACH IEAUTY BlnJy decorated 3 bdrm 2 bath charmer. Sunken living rm w/cathedr11I ceilings. Country kitchen leads lo IJ(e redwood decking area w1gas BBQ & firep1t. Ter· ri(lc area close to beach. M0·8944 or 646·7711. llKE TO HACH mn Seabreeze Condo, spiral wrouJ(ht iron sta1rwuy, lofl mstr. bdrm. frplc, pnvate putio -Btn condition. Lowers pnce in a rea. 968-3371. ORANGE s&LIMG? YOU•HOME7 We've been selling more than 1000 home~ per month! We'd like lo help you sell yours! Call ont' of our Sales Profe<;s1onals t oday -yvu'll be glad you did . 714 637-6770 UNDER APrRAISED VALUE T hi-. l'> a ~orgeous 3 br townhome 1n a l>raut development ca lled Smokelree ' L11vely pvt. pat10. prof ln\cpd. w 1wood deck lrrllis ('over & ga!> flBQ. The pnce is right at 566.900. 637-6770 UNIQUE HILLSIDE Fabulous v1t-w from nearly •, acrt- lt·rrat·<.'CJ Vt:.l(t'la lbt-gardtm -trt-t·1> 11lav a r ... a & thC: vet. hac; a nimals too• L1ot. 5 hr 3 bath -hom1.--2700 sq fl Th•'> lovt'ly 1·uq homt: wis tonl' front & wmdml<( stair, 11111, SI II lk,l(l' fi37 ·ti770 LEISURE LIVIMG ADULTS OMLY A m 06t altrac<tivc: Townhomt-for adulL'I ag<: 16 or m•t-r-cl'ntral a1r-1acuzz1 in m aste:r balh -wint ct-liar w1bar' All GE ktt<'h -2 hus:t-hdrm-; 2', ha 'Popular ari:J Jnd ''"'")(' clean-··wt-lor \Our" 1r• Only $f>3,95o fi37 -6ii0 IRIMG YOUR r .AINT IRUSH Th i~ 1nnuenllal home " prJttrcallv " stc:al' Ju~l a It Ult r1x10g is all 1t nct:ds • llas ntw c·ptr.;-4 hdrms <Jack & Jill rm 1-2 ba Convt-nie:nl to Orangt· Mall Shvpp1ng·· Fruit trc~::. m Ii.: ~ ard Im med occupancy -$72.900 637 6770 DON'T READ THIS AD??!! unlt·s-. you 'r1: prtpun·tl t11 .... ,1.: S2.tMMI 111 11lf1rt· m lhi.s bt:aut 2 br 111 b;i · Tr11·11 Palms" condo. :\lint c·ontl l>t:aut lctt ,,.. vil'w or l.!rt:tn arta Ooh SS2.'l(HJ' rnr m;o PARQUET hanlwOOll m family rm. rt'ram1r llh t:n Ir\. enhance~ this lo,t-lv Oran~t-,,..ood homl' Ft-atunn l! :J hr. 2 ha ut onlv SR t 5!JO' 11:r; 1;;70 SEE HALFWAY TO HAWAII From this dblt <lt:ck Lul.(una charml'r 1ust !iltp~ from fuhulous Victoria B<:ach Cul rlc.•·suc sll'tt:t, sun room. sun dt:.ck c;un. sun. sun! Our exclusivf.' 3 txlrm hc:ith n ·trt-at ti46·nll or S40·A944 GARDEN GROVE s•s $71.950 Owner hH be:en tranderred. Hous e priced for quick sale. HUl'TY & you can l>tl the proud owner of this htn :J be.Inn 2 both quality homt. 897-0321 ~ Walker & lee Reel Esta te · PltlDI MllCMtlOIHOOD Jn No. East Santa Ana-Orange Sehl. Dist. Beaut. 3 br, 2 ba home. Neat &c clean & , s hows like n~w! Dome cover over l>c>-boy p o ol. You'll enjoy this qulet n o1 ghborhood-ol'!1Y $84,900. 631.eTIO. FIX &rAIMT HAS MEW CAims Who w11nu. an t-a'IY rix~r upper in on~ or Santa Ana's nicer nt:ighborhood::." 3 hdrms & fmly rm at only S67.900. Hurrv ! Call K32.f>llOO · SAVE$$$ Th1:1 n<:ar n<:w 4 l>tlrm. 3 bath. 2 story Cla11s1c home nt-t:ll'i landseapml! Has many upgradl's 1-'rml rlin rm. fmly rm. wet bar. bdrm & bath on lsl noor. Vacant. pract<el under murkt'l at $93.900 for fas t i.ale Sl~ &.compan:. 5Hi·1754 or 9138-3371. LET'S MAKE A DEAL C om pany ownE·cl, vatant. near nt:w ''Morning Sun." Btfl cc.mdition, upgrad~ cpls, t'nlry. mirrorc;, p atio, e:tc. Prict:d below otht:r hom1.-s m area tor quick sale. S79. 000. 008-337 I. $49,000 lm ma<:ul ntt: family home in quie:t rt:· '>1tll'nt1al ar(·a Xlra lite yard w1btfl lundscapini::. 540·8!>44 $34,950 + $34,950 <.:an you bcl1l·Vl' 1t owncr says !>t.-11 tht:St 2 homes for tht· full pnet of SW.900. Talk :.ibout l Jx shl'ltcr & monev maker this 1s 1t' Zoot R·s. You may nt:\ tr i:t:t anotht r opportunity li~t: this <Jnl' agam Call now to st-t th<:m today bclort somt.1llle 1.-lse buys thc:m. 541HJ022 $49,950 LOWDOWHVA Tiu-. h ly :.I b<lrm home has :.i ll!c kitchen. Lee pli1y yr<I. owner has bought another homt· & has pn l't·tl th1o; one tor a qwck i.all· r>.ear So. Coa:.t l-'l:.iza. Call now to ~l·t.: 11 loclay. 51\G·0022 DUPLEX $70,000 VA TERMS ~hurp units grc:.1t rental area Em•lost:<l •• irat.!•..., l'all 832 l;HJl(J VACANT $54,000 • VA t<:rms Lovely -;tarter home 3 bdrm + l' ~ bath rn I rtt· ltnt'<l esta blusht:d area. 125 H lot. Net.'<! short t:Scrow. Call 832·61!1JO. BOAT &. TRAILER ACCESS L\ I~ J IKlrm :! Ii.1th locattd in North Santa Ana lllfl tret: hnt-d stret'l. Li.tl' yard w fn11t tn·t:" 01\ nt·r hac; boul!ht anothc·r home. We: will pun·ha:-.t· your home Call n•>W for U11s low 1mtt:. 546·0022. 2 OM 21ST NEAR COLLEGE 1-:arh of th1:se homt-s havt: 3 h<lrms & 2 h;.t 11... 111 fl cph "t·wly pamled. Fast ,.,,.,.m\ l'h1·o;1: lwm1·o; .. n. \'arant & owner h,1, 111.,.1·!1 them l11r a quirk salt Call u-. nuw ,\.wt· lht'm TIJI),\ Y 5 16 0022 CRV $53,SOO SUptER LOCA TIOH CHECK JTOUT \\ hv w1111" When you can buy a home at 1 h" ;iftorrlablc: low price. Fcaturt!d are le•· e11v d patio. g reat ror s umme r <·nnkouh btfl wallpaper & mirrored wall\, automatic garage door opt:nt:r. S4* •l toclav Call now ~ 543-0022. DRAMATIC Y<irtm Lrnda home: featurin~ 2 s tont:S- hugti bm·k frplc w/raistd ht:orlh. An <·ll•l(anl 4 hr home-iclt:ally locat~ & de· ..,1rnbly pric·t:d at only Sl27,000' f;37 ·6770 PEllLEHACH couJdn 't be as pretty as this secluded pool & jocuni ~ A prime area locatJon reatur- ml( an attrocUve 3 br-2 ba home for 1trac1ous ltvm11 al only '98,5001 837-'7'1'0. llAMO MIW Listing in "VIiiage San Juan''. UP1raded country court home w/cov'd patio. Unique planned urut development pri~ for Hie see It & It will sell itself. $87,000. 961·2311. WIMHD H&I! Molivated lleOer wants to sell SU!>(!r z • bdrm 11a rden h om e wtldeal location appraised at S7t.OOO! Bought new home · must move soon! Seller anxious! Please call rar inro! Asking rt1.ooo. 661-2311. VETERANS or rn str Vlce J)l'rsonntl' Why hve m bast: housmi: or rt-nt "htn you m1.1:ht quahfy C~>r ownership or onf.' or our 2 W rm condo hst1n1ts. Locatoo m San Juan! Call now for info. 661·2311. -· El TORO QUALITY & VALUE i11 the reputation or this love:ly Sunwood home. Only 6 moe ntw--4 br & 2 ba-over Sl0.000 in quality upg radt:d features. Prict:d ri$!ht at $89.950. 637·6770. ANAHEIM IETI'llTHAMHEW llccause it 1s only J m os. old-nicely lndHpd -h t·au l 1fully d ecor 'd . 1n carthtoo~! T h 1!> LaCut:sta hom1· 14' an xlnt buy ··3 bdrms-2 ba-catht:dra l <'toll· 1ngs-Easl Anah1:i1m-onlv S88.500! 637-6770 ENJOY The gd. ltfc in new community or East Anaht rm -across from the ncw Yorba Park. I yr old -4 br. -2 bath homt-! A h1.:aut l'~l('(·!'tt·tlcr -onlv Sllt.ClOO! 1;:n 67i0 WE WANT TO SHOW Off Spac. 3 br~ba home on IJ(. lot. Prof. lands<'pd & cov'd. patio' Shows like a mdl. w1bt 11ut. d1·cor & many upgrade~. M oVI· m cond ror onlv $76.900 Call us! 637 ·fl'T7fl SPAULIHG Clean 4 br home w lfam. rm. Nicely de- corated w tdrps & cpt.s -only 8 yrs old in country atmosphere of Ea~t Anaheim. nr • Ana heim La.kc. Onl!i $74.900. 637"6770. • HOT BISCUITS taste beller w butler & honey in your own l!OOll. cild fash1on\..<J homt:' /\ r harmint.: back yd-s nt:Jt & clean home wic~tm . bt:auty !lrapt-s. Vt:tt:rans can buv this 2 br i.parklc for $1J2.500' r.:n fi7711 THE CLOSER YOU LOOk . th<-bettt:r thi'I xlnl. home looks~~. lot-' family 1:1arden plot-11vt. work area. Thl11 rlt·an 3 br hom<: Is nr "Thl' Cilv" & de· '>lrnblc ror only $62,500! 637·6770 . . + GUEST HOUSE PllESTIGIOUS AREA L\'IY 3 bdrm & a den i11 close to a park. F culures lncluclC! litt m~tr hdrm. 12e llv rm 3 baths. hardwood floors. rtmodelf:d k1tt.·hen. ll'!e cov'd patio ror ent&talninll. newly pamtt:d xte~r. btfl frplc. Ownt:r will ht•lp flnanc1· w/low <.lwn. Call now. S46-<XYn . LAKE SUMMIT View locaUoo-a most de11lrable 3 br, patio home. Highly upl(raded w imany ex· trn feotures-<:ust. drp11 & cpL'I.-\ yr. old & bett~ th.an new. Priced at Sl0.,900. 637·6770 . DUTCHESS loves her own dolt run in a bea11tlrull1 lndscpd. httlng-ta. cov'd patio 4k e:levat· e:d jacuzzi! You'll be delighted w1W. spec. S&S born11 featuring Plush wall to wall cpts. LI{. family rm " kltcb . Btoautlf~ly dt:cor'd. J br. z ba. Only 1111.llOO I 837 ·6770. Mh.a.Y ........ T-•• mt•llMOIO ~.~~~ .. ~ :~::m21t1ttua:mi1ut.u~ ...... -44 ....... ,.,Cllltl6MJ17,C1t4JllJ·Ull 0. a,_, .. ,.,. .... 111416>7 .. 110 ..._,_.. ••••••••.•. .4JIJIHO.OJ11,1714tUl~HH e.m ................. C21Jltl4-IJJt,17141'91--0H2 c-• .............. 111417JMlll,17141147·0711 c.tt• W.Mt ........... 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TOH ' -c:.:. c:' Z' 940·7000 • IRVINE TllRACI OWNER'S other r1lnn11 have brou11bt prlrc re du<'tlon or thl• buutirul ond Idea lly locetod hom • /\ rart opr)()rtunl ty ror )'ou at $152.~. Property Hou~.:_~ ma en ab I irvine realty FI NER HOMES f :(OM $46.000 TO S 1,350,000 IRVIHE TERRACE IEAUTY " Bit I-l'onvc:rttl>I<: f:.tmrly rm 111 ·stll·tl on lush 1 1 .ll'r'C:~ D;,irk room . ~·ou~1·t k1t c h<:n : lov<:ly planked 11:11-. tloor., $195 000 l t:a~<.:hold P;.iula B:11 ll"., l~l~ 8::!:$5. ( (J-5:3 I WALK TO SO. COAST PU?.A o P t-: . ....; S l. N l · 5 PM :1:J8 2 \l.\IUCOLI> CIHCLE . COSTA \11·.S \ \lus t "'l'l' th1:, ('harmtn~ honll' to .Jppn·1·1at<:' Cus tom <ll' < o 1 at l ' d .I B H. in G rt~ l' n IJ rook '' prolt '>:o.tonall'> l<.ind~caµ(:d ~anl 011 m t·r-.11l·d l'lll 1((· ">al· lot! I (urn' HJ ;,.11 HARBOR VIEW HOMES-S 161 ,500 Ouht<indtnL. 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Vil''' & al'roso., lrom pool SI 12.500 OJ>E;\; SI ':-.J I 5 P\1 4:.!h \ IST\ P:\HAIJ.\ l l~ 57 I CAMEO SHORES II \ott'r< l1;t1km..: lor .J Im c·l'.t :J HR hnml· " ll'nl't:d S\\ 1rnm111..: po<1l + mounl ;11n & l'iirt~ on 'll'\\' thl·n I hi..; 1-.; to r \ hll 1 l't I\ .1tl' hl·;H·h ~:!Hi ."lllll \Ill\ C;a..,llJll Ii i:! 8:!:1~> CC) 5X I DISTINCTIVE "'CONDO" J>nm•· l1w<1l1on qwc·t str<:t-1 w;,ilk to ..,h11pp111 c Elt·i.:ant spa('tous '.! l\ll. :! l•ath + d1ntn:..: rm & f1r<·pl,u·L· l'ool :\sk rn~ SH-I 500. 11:11 1 1!'l I'<·• n Id.! H:!'.!3 c <) S!n SUPER VALUE! I HU . :1 l1..1th h•mw on fH'l·Slll!IOU'> J.11woln 1.11 Prot1·1'lt·d pool fom1 I ' pl ,1 "' 1 o m e a l 1 n k 1 l l' h <: n t formal dintn:..: Im maC'ulatl·' f<'a s t t·'>l'l'O\\ po-.s11lk Elaine Svt·dt·t·n (; I'! '':!:~ ll) ~() I TUSTIN COUNTRY HOME :1 HH. 1·01~ country stylt on lo\'c:l~ ll t·1· ltm·d -.trl·l'l m prime rtstd<.:n t1al ar<·a Ji:nJoy Sunday dmntrs m I~ <.'ountrv k1tchl:n w ust:d lmck f1rcplal'l' · S~i.500. P~ul<i Batl<:y fi l2·82:~ IQ -lit) NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER Hcaut1ful 3 BR on Ii,!. corner lot. Lg. lH'<•s; fla ~sto nc patio; w 1 s hin ~ Wl·ll; ahoH· J,!round swimmin~ pool. N1:wly patntt:d insid<: & out' SI 12.000. Paula Bailey 642·82J5. (Q·62) IA YSIDE VILLAGE A F'UN wav to liv~ -and ONLY S.51,500! 2 Bi-ls + family rm & whitt brick htarth. Private beach. pool & 1acuzz1. Boat docks available 1,2 . mobile ~ 1 2-home. HURRY ! Lois M ill<:r 64.2-8235. C Q-63 > SPACIOUS-TaADmONAL R BR hom(! on cul-de-sac view lot hiah atop Spy~lass Hlll. Beamed ce1lm~s ; 2 fireplaces: architectural re:nd~ring for landscapin~ included. Room tor pool! $299.500. Lynne Valentine: 844-6200. CQ-64> OH THI WATB Magntnc~nt "Easton" model in <:><· citing Woodbridge Crossina w/ftPE:C· tacular lakt-, hills & mountain views! 3 BR, 3 botbs, formal dlninj(, hbrary/dtn, 2 ftrt=places ai aJr cond. Lgst. model beautifully UP· .crad<.-d. $187,500. Bill Hutchlnl(s 752~1414 . CQ 6S> 1002GeMral 1002 ···•··•······················•···········•···· OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-5 CAMEO SHORES -207 Milford Dr. One of a kiud, 3 bdrm with vaulted t·e1l111i.:~ Ill 11\1og room, s tep-down din- ing room. !!1g, big yard & patio with <·;.m yu11 & oce<in view . ILUffS 359 Vista Madera. Desirable < 'arnwl1ta end unit in ('Om enient loca· lttlll, 4 Bdrm. :J lull balhs, chock lull of :-.torage SIJ<ll'e. ILUffS 2:J2:l Vista I logar. A neat s plit lt•vt•I :! bdrm, 2 hath, giving xlnl pnvw·.v 111 m<istcr bdrm. I>t·opped to 'SI I0.000 for 4u1ek sale. DUPLEX 711 Larks pur /\vc A neJt & '..V>'l'l'l ltltlt• p:11r of rental unit:. for that tax wntc oll you 've been nee<) mg. <)u.11nt old Corona dcl Mar setting. .l"1rsl ::;1:n .5oo tJkc~ 1t. 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' f 11)\11.IH I lt•111 I I·, International Designer Pattern 72390, Jocket 72' 1 O, Poftf• -Sunday. September 25, 1977 CAIL y PILOf P3 ~~::: !.~~ .~~:... ... . . ~~~::: !.~~ ~~....... ~~::: !.~~.~~ ....... I ~~:::!.~~~~ ....... . Gerwrol I 002 GtMral I 002 G~ral I 002 Getterol I Oil ...................••.. •·••··•················ ............................................ .. IN THE BLUFFS HONEY OF A HAVlH is U11s swt<:t JitUt 3 bdrm. 2 bath con dnmtn1um m th<: Bluffs. An tnd unit n<.:sth.'<1 m gr<:l'ntry. This 1s a ~n:at slarh:r home. Pr1t·t just rt<luced to $110,000. 2:123 V1 st<J Hugar, Optn Sal/Sun 1 5 FEE LAND IN THE ILUffS 'l'trt.:<I of paymg land lt:ast: payments'! 'l'lll'n this <.'harmmg Carmthta t nd un· tl 1~ tor you. :i + dtn or 4 bdrms with :1 lull baths. Oodlt.:s of s torage spaC't Bea utiful pJltn overlooking lus h L'rt·l·nhdt All this and th<::n somt for '-;1(i2.5(X). F ct: l<irnl. 359 Vista Madera. < lpt·11 Sat1Sun 1·5 CANYON VIEW L1kt-l1vml.! m tht mountains. t:Xl'tpt 'nu an.: onlv walk mg distance to vour prl\ <it<.· tornmun1ty btach m ca'mto S hon·s. J Bdrms. 2 baths. tormal v1tw tl111111~ room S:imo ooo. Sl«: 207 :\t1llor<1 Hd. Opl·n S<it Sun 1·5 ISLAND IH THE PACIFIC 1.,1,, Vtvt·ros, one of the Las Tt-rlas ~· oup ull Liu.: Wtsl Coast of Panama. 122H of trop1t'<JI ht·<iuly. ldc:al tor re- ~ort holt·I. One of the bt:sl fishing ;trl'as m ttw world. Mtld vt:ar round d1rn:.ilt" '.\lan_v financial ~dvantagts not found 111 otht.:r <irt:as . 4800 Ft. air ~ll lfl. 673-4400 11 ..:\lll~()l~ Di•ision of Harbor ln•eshneftt Co. G~Mral I 002 G~n~rol 1002 ·•·•·······•··········· ..•.•••••.•..•..••..... {ust ~tJ3!!f 644-1133 r, ~ ... alt' ANYTIME BLUFFS BEST WATER VIEW Supt•rlJly dl'lallccl. gatl'd stclusion ont.: or a kind. GREEHBRT t.1 kv 1n a l1l·m1l1l ul WOO<h. Onl' lt·v~I. on~in:.il Bluth •OH THE PARK lksl IHI\ ..;pl1t It·\ l'l . Ready for <ll·· l or.tttnJ.. 5Jti V1sl<.1 Gr<.in<ll· • CAHYOH VIEW F.tnulv home: t ·pstairs lor mom & d.111 l50\.\>n'>ta1r~ tor the kids. 675 Vista Bontli.J •POOLSIDE LIVING For thl· .\ oung al hl'art Spacious 3 bdrm. 2 1 :! balh in xlnt comJ 444 Vista Hom<i •OH PREVIEW I ·S l ':ill and discuss any ol lhtst' with our l'OllSUI l ;rnt~. LEASES ALSO AV All.AILE 2. :1 & 4 BR., $500 to S800 Fully turn :J Br. s m g h:: lt:vtl SSSO G~er-al 1002 G.n~ral 1002 ...•..•.•..•.•••••.••.•....••...••.....•.....• JUST REDUC~O TO Sll,500 lll"1u11ru1 Ml'.,a \ t•rdt• p.11111 hor11t• '''\\ 1 Jrpt'l "Jlh & 11.rn!luw 1·0\c1 '"~' 1653 Hew Hampshire Costa Mesa 752·08' I OPPORTUNITY kllQCks often whl!n you use re!!Ull Jr tt101 Daily Pilot Classified Adil to re:irh lhi: Orange Coast mwrkct. Phone 6'2·5678 ENJOY!! ('Jrl'fr('t' h\·tni: in lh1s 2 llH low marnl patio home \ aull~'<.I l't•1hnlo(,, rurmal drn rm, ne;11 pool , p.1rk & l<ikl•. :<4'5 '11.tll Open I hn1:-.i· Sun I 1i :.!631iS Laurdwood l>r s J (' Tn lt•\'f'I I BR. ram rrn. " frrlt-. wl'l-har. ne" c rpts, drfl". view or 11111 ll< Valley 1n L..1i.:unu '\;tl(U<'I °'\l('W :JS()CI sq. r1 5 II fl. fam rm. up)!r;ided, lall(h.caµed. You l'ctn 'l buy llearst's Castle, \~hy settle for less. Try Lh1s for size at Sl>l!l,5Ut>. MAR4Ui\RO REALTY 4\ltl 06fi0 or 499.2237 ai.k for Ray ------ Oriv• By Th•se !J.33 Dogwood Street off Monrovia, CM OOUW.191.hSL. CM comer Monrovia , 19th M6 Slur!leon, oH Paularino off Ludington Call Century 21 for appl. s.18· 1168 or S:U.9060 VA BUYERS! I~ ) b.drm. 11/z both. *-'ily rOOM : Condo. EncJoHd patio. 2 c• CJClr· As bl• tow lnterftt loan or VA hnnL Coll AGENT 714: '75-3411 Find \\>h,11 \11u \\;,int 111 Sdl thrni:~ fast with Daill IJ.;tl~ 1'1lol CIJ,s1l1l'lh 1'1l11t W<11ll Ad~. General I 002 G~Mral I 002 .•••............•...... ·····················•• ~ ........................ ~· tllc<?.1~~!!'2n...~ SWEEPING OCEAN VIEW Quality & ('h:.irm are everywhere in this lour bC'droom Cameo Shores home Extensive use of fine woods, t 1 lt•s & tasteful dt.><.•or combine lo <·rt•atc· a v<.·ry ~peei:.tl atmosphere of L'leganl'c & warmth. Pool, jacuzzi, brkk clt.'C'krng <.1nd extraordinarv la ndsl·apmg. S:l74.900. · HEW LISTING - HARBOit VIEW HILLS ( 'nrnl'r lot on quiet s treet with love· Iv h1lls1dc vie w . Enter this r arefullv nrnmlaincd J bedroom, 2 bath home I hrough a l>C'auti f'ul garden en- trance. $160,000. GREAT HEIGHIORHOOD Your family will love this Harbor View Homes Porlofino. Close to park and pool. J bedroom. family room. 31 2 baths. Honu-. room. All tor $167.000 Fl•e S YL V AH SETI I HG SC't among lowering trees in old BluJ h. ncJJ' pool. on goocl gr<:t'n belt. end unit. Loaded with charm. 3 bcrlrooms. lamily room, top condi- l1on $147,500. BLUFFS PLAZA Bcaulltul greenbelt view lrom this s plit-levl'I. two bedroom condo in the Bluffs. Wulk to shopping area. S('hools, <.'hurt'h. $98,500. I LUFFS Lovt•lv C'nd unit. Prnnciscan Model, '.J B l{ most private grecnbell. Ev<.•rythrng rll'W Carmel carpet. all apµhanccs, hardware. li ghting fix· lures. window trc<itment, l<indscap· · Jllg. wallpapl'r, t'tl·. Must see. !!-155,000. IA YSHORES -,RIV ATE AREA You II 1~111 in lo\.c with lh1s special home' Gar<fcn e ntry adJoms living & dmmg rooms 2 bedrooms down and large nc•w master suit<' & fami- ly room ovl'r :1 <.'ar garage. $179,500. THE WIZARD WAS ALL AHS Over Dorothy's elegant 4 bedroom Dover Shores home with ils lush patio, pool & fantastic ocean & h<Jrbor view But lhl• coastal com- mi ssion dented a permit to trans port it to Kansas & she is forced to sueri fice this s pectacular home at $450.00. ROMAHTIC SETIIHG IN DOVY SHORES Opt:n !'Joor plan. marble tile. ·outside terrace with view. indoor pool & 1a('u1.1i A ma~mficenl home for family & entertaining u se. S299.000 mcludmg the land. MEW EXCLUSIVE IN IA YCREST Sin~le story home in highly desira· ble area. 4 bedrooms. 2' 2 baths. family room, 2 fireplaces. room for pool & more. Exercise your talents in decoralmg. $175,500. DUBLIN DELIGHT IM UNIVERSITY PARK Desirable e nd unit. Two story, thr ee bedroom, fireplace in living room. Large patio in rear yard. Im- m ediate possession is possible here! $92,500. V A.MDERllLT -, AlK HOME Corner loc ation next to neighborhood park. Spectacular 4 bedroom and family room free standing h o m e in University Park. A rare opportunity. $142,500 with land. THI ¥'tlW ROM TUWTLI ROCI To Newport Center & 'I'he Santa Ana Valley highlights this attrac· ti ve 4 bedroom Broadmoor home with fnrruly room & 3 car garage. Largo ~lde yard, patio & deck. $129,900 includes the land. TUltTU ltOCk SPUT.UVB. Charming 4 bedroom f amlly home located in one or Irvine's flnost cmnmunitles. Beauttrully decorated and upgraded with many custom touches. Separate famUy & dininl rooms. $124,500 includes the land. • DAILY Pll 0 ~' ______ .:;..' _.u_nr.;.;S•::.oY_"i,L•;.,ip;..;.1•~m.;,.;.bO:;.:;.;.r..::2~S!....1..::9~17 • • • ~C::!~! .~~~ .~~~-...... -1 ~~!!! -~~~ -~'!'~........ ~~!!! !.~~ .~'!'.·........ ~C::!!!!.~~ ~~ ••. . • •. ~C::!!! !.~~ -~~.· ....... . ~~: .~ ~~ ...... ~ ~':'!::: .~~'. .~~ ....... ·I ~':'!:!:!.~'..~<!:........ ~'!'!:~: !.~c~ .... : , . . ?.~:! .......... ! ?~! ?.~~~:! .......... ! ?~! ?.~~~! .......... !?~! ?.~::! ....•....• ! ?.~! ?.=.:!'! .•••.••••• !?2! , ;-~ .......... !?.~. ::=.::! .......... !?~! ?.~::! .......... !s2! ?.=.::! .......... !?.~! BAY & BEACH REALTY li~t~~~s Ii ~ S 0 L D • OPE~ HOUSES • ,\(•\\ l-:111:l.1ml lr Jl.htlOlldl ~ ~ " '''" J Lt·drnom, :i h.1th -.. 11111111• l 111h·1 n111,1ru1 $3,100,000 .SEE THESE TODAY llonno11, :omlrt·•uh Ln o c· 11111drm and <'on 11111, "' .1 11m· 1 111 1 11.1 J /}ff) () ff CJ. vt-r tible dt:n ho ml· 111 TurtlL·l'Ol'k 11·111.ol ""'' t "" 1 1 ·" /or=.//{{ _:)elJ _:)foraae. P ritc:d to St:ll q u1t·klv at s101.ooo Ex ~·;.•1::,'.f1~· .. ,.~'.~1'11,,l'~."." '"111 'ff tras ml'lutle sdl l'lt·<.in ing O\'l•n and ' ' One oi C aliforftie'$ Larqed mini-warehouH'I II 402 .. .ttsl tras h C'Ompactor Tru Iv ;A must ·St<: ' • • Locahd at: .. Priway Ple1a Recjional Shoppincj Cemw. El CajOllt. CA. .. COOPER AND ASSOCIATES, DAVE COOPER-COSTA MES~ THE GERRIE COMPANY, BILL GERRIE~EWPORT BEACH Mefftben of Th~ H~wport Harbor-Costa Me-sa Board of Realtors. ~~~~! .......... !?.~~,~~~~:! .......... !?.~~ ~~~~~ .......... !?.~~ ·~~~~~!'! .......... !?.~~ f.llHl hi.I·: .oltt.11·t1\1· •I l;.lrm .! l..tlh ''°~11• ''""· "'''" l.1111.. l1pl• ll1,orn11l 1·1tl1ni.:,, h,111lv,, .. ~1 t11M1t' l.i.;l· p 11111 ~II l11t •~.!'• l~MI 1.11>0 l~LE nt·Yo Iv n-m•1d1·ll'lt:r U.lrm !>U1l1-. ~~~.:IJH LtJXl'B.Y w.1lt rlront 11111.tu ., lltlrm :!' 1 11;,ith l'ool, JOIC'UUI. :!I hr 't•l'llrll \ fir .. rnd flt'\\. ('IHTIP furn S!:.!O •M~ l'E"l;:'\11'.Sl I.A I lnlrm :! li,1 h1111io 1\ll umt·n1l1~' l..t.1\ l•h ;ir 111 )l:J5 ot~t Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~1de Or•vt!, N .B. 675-6161 General I 002 General 1002 ~ ... ······················· ...................... . HARBOR VIEW C:Jrmt·I ;\!11<.kh. 1<·d11<'1·d ''~111.1:\l 1111.1..., .I Rll C'lll th•.... • .. 1, In 1(1•i.: • ~.uoo, m11,h 1l"n1"1t•d. fl't· loh ,,,,,;,, 11\ I 11d.1, I '.1 I lo. :> )i I .• 1111 II t I' ~ ... , IHi'IX •• • !.. .. .. ,, I 11 1-: l't 011·"11111.cl, !Iii.I Ii.Iii Generol 1002 ....................•.. CORONA DEL MAR CHARMER $179,500 LraH opt;on on tttis unique l Bdrm horM on an R2 lot. SI 0,000 option mon~ and $900/mo. 360" VIEW OF NEWPORT $265.000 Archit .. cturcd deli9ht -one of o kind. Three story home with n· traordinary desiqn. lob of wood, glass and the latest amenities. HEW in & out. STEPS TO OCEAMFROHT & IA YFROHT. This is sonwfflinq ~aHy special! PRIME PENINSULA POINT $275,000 Exceptional comer location with easy walk to Bay & Ocunfront. Clean & frffh coniemporary desiqn home wittt unique features. Open 2 story, 4 bdrm + fam nn + dt'ft. Socri"CJ 2 story qreftthou._. inside. Patios, bolconies and 6 skyti9hh. Shown by appt. HAPPY HOME-HARBOR VIEW s 148,500 OM Owner Carmel model in tM best family-oriented community. Well· plamed 3 ~droom. famity room and dlnmq rooms. Shown by s~ial ap- pointment. EXECUTIVE COHDO OH WATER s 135.000 Conwnmtdi"CJ VIEW of aill the boatincJ action, Catalifta Island and niC)ht HC)hb. AchM 2 bedroom, 2 berth with boat slip a•ail. Con•enient location with suurity. PEB< VIEW OF BACK IA Y lUHDlR SI 0010001--489,500 Architecturally inte,.utinq w ith woodsy exterior. Twe story cOftdo ho'"• with l bedrooms, patio and beauttfut d.cor. BEAUTIFUL llG IUR LIVE HEXT TO MATURE $116,000 Custom built 3 bdnft home on moun-- tahttop. 280 VIEW f,.om all roolM .. Wannlh. ced• and c...,,.. Offen ttt. IM1t hincJ of moulttaht1, lake & t.ld .,... °"'Y 9 MOftths old. IHTYISTIMG CotlHB UMIVHSITY 'AIU( ..... IY1ME St4.t50 C°""" locaff• with 1-. ,.eto + pe1I out bod&. Vec..t .ct reedy f# • MW .,.,...., Two story l bed. ._...., f'OOllt -21/i baths. c......... to ~choat1 & ahoppncJ. WHY 'A.Y llMT? $73.HO Whttl you c• b•y thl1 pet1.ct ............. ..ct....-w16cJ-.tyl C••fftl..t locllff• .ht Coet• Men Hteblltlled fH•lly COMMU•lty. l b••-: ..eloMd potfo. ~ rooa ~Mdlyri. REALTORS 675-551 1 OPEN HOUSES t35 WEST IA Y -IALIOA PIEHIHSULA -lay.iew en lay A YIPftUe. Ant tiine of· fered for sale. Custom Wtt Cape Cod. two story honw on R-2 lot. 3 le4roerrt phn maid s room. Hew carptrtln9, uquhlte walnut pc9't-'in9 and dtreorator wallpoptt. OP&l SUHDA Y I ·5 IY A - -!>-ffe APPOlt<TMEHT LIDO BASIN: Sophi1tlcahd livl"CJ "On The Bay". belting ttlree btrdroom or two & Mn co.tdcM1miwn. Security! Privacy! Piet" Ir slip ••ailable for larqe boat. C0tm1t1ieftt to Lido shops. banks & restcaranh. $284, 900. SWEEPING OCEAN VIEW -3 led,.oom, or 2 m\d a dett home. In inwnaculat.. condi- tion. Extra larqe lot. beauttfulty IC91dscaptrd. private beoc~1. Prime location in Cameo HiCJhlands. S 181 .500. ILeasehofdl. NEWPORT CREST: H_.wport leoc:h, four becroom & family room split lenf con- dornil'li~ Family orietded, httet"ettiftch ct... corated.. lncludH uu of pool, jacwzi, sauna & tennis cou,.ts. Price red11ced to s 157,500. CAMEO SHORES in Corona d.t Mr. ptt- stic)ious pri•ate commwtity with pri•ate beaches. Spartdin9 ttlrH b.droom Ir family room honw with OCEAN VIEW; ttpec:ially lar-qe ycrd with seclvded patio. $266,000. IH IRVIHE -2 Bedroom cOftdominillm, landscaped orOW1d a .-unning streom.. It's new, it's fwn. Air conditiOMd, community auoc:iation inclvdes: pool, liC)hhd tetMtls c ourts, jacuni, sauna & exe,.cise room. Price reducti°" to $61 ,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E. Coast Hwy •• Corona del Mar 675·5511 1002 G .. ne,.al 1002 ······················· ...................... . 180 DEGREE VIEW!! 3 Bdrmc; .. den & fa m ily rm .. 3 full baths; 1n Co r ona d e l Mar's pre- st igious. Vt l!W area. The bt:st of <:verything rn this immacul ate. custom horn<:. Lu xunous tiled j acuzzi, with extt:n~iv<: patios + large vww t t:r ract: ... thruout. a feeling of spacious - n ess & quid good taste. Fee land. $310.000. O,~ SUH. 1·5 2907 HAlllOI VllW DR. CC Orange Coast Q: 2600 E, Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644 • 4841 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• in MESA VERDE NEW LISTTNGI Beautiful 3-BR & hug(! family room openin~ t o rear yard POOL! Per h:ct for family & t:nttrtainlng fun. Gr<:at street. Bt nrst. Call NOW I in UNIVERSITY PARK 2nd NEW LJSTJNGI Rare 4·BR Ch»ncellor Hom6 with POOL. Ful- ly atr4 condltion<:d. PCjrfe::ctly pricttd at $117,500. Don't wait. Call tdday t in HARBOR VIEW HOMES The NEWEST 4·BR + Fam. Room lri H.V.H,s. It ··rc~ls0 QUALITY WflJre&t ••vlbC!S''. On.,·own«:r Ir flawless. Call TOday t BLUFFS I . UYEl Leotsl· Urn; !;plt·n dld :! Bdrm. l hath h omt wit h oµt10n to pun·has t: for S l 24,900. 2007 BaJa !Mar V1..,t Open SumJuy 1 5 LARGEST I LEVEL 4 IDRM LDwl·~l pnn·d l\l onll·~o 111 llarbur V1~w Honw~. Out ol t•ounln o" 1w1 -. <.ssks $142 000 1627 Pmt i\hlJt·v Opt•11 Uallv l-5 COROMA DEL MAR DUPL EX 4 lldrms. :! bJth-.. -i I lidrm. l h.ith So. of h wy $17!),000 {ii 1 c.1rnat1on Open Sund;A) 1 5 2 YR OLD l BDRM-'96,000 Vt:ry sharp w11 h lormal dm1n g room . upgrudt'd {'i.lrpl'ls. drap<.·.., and m1r rort:d d oors it:! 1 l':ut·aly pt us COii J ord an in frv1m» Open Sunday I !l SPYGLASS-OCEAN VIEW MagmliC'l·nl 4 bdrm. familv room. forma l dininl.! room + ... i:eludl:d library. Sit down ot <·an v11·w S2flH.500 Jfi07 c';1slh: CO\ t· Opt.·11 Sund.iv I 5 2 BDRM-$60,000 111 W<ilnut Square "1th Ill:\\ upi.:ra<ll·d t'ill pl.:t & lrl'shl~ p.tmll'd \ l.rnlaslll' homt: lor this pntl·. CLOSE TO CORONA IEACH but I di' I rum lit«Jdl\ Ex()Ul!>lll· ,1 hdrm . lj lJalh homl' on :.! lob 1,1. 1th I l·.1r 1-!a ral!L' and 11 1-. ;ippro\ 5000 sq It s :!S0.000 ~O!I ....... ll'r'IS'.'.US ('d \1 Opt·n Sunday' 1 ~ SPACIOUS l BDRM "E" PLAH llas :!1 :..! liat hs. l<Jrgt.: familv room 1111 Jowl'r lc.,,1·1 ~ Ftrt:plan·s < :n·ath up :.;rndc.:d . SM!J,500. BEST IN BLUFfS Cus tomized :1 lid rm, 21 :.! haths E\et-p t1onal b uy <J I SI ~:l.500. 27 10 \ r"llc.t d1:I Oro Opt:n Sull'la:. I 5 TRIPLEX-2 IDRMS EACH P lus dt·n rn o" 1w rs unit Clo..,t· 111 t•\'l'r)'1hrnL! and rn 1-(ood J>O"lltt\lll Owrlt'I' will turn hl TD Sl42.500 INVESTORS Wl· ha\'l' u var u.:ty of fmt 1n1·omc pro pl'rt1t·s <J\ dtlahl<: for vour c·onsrd<:r.J t11m. YOU'LL LIKE OUR ESP J·:xpl·ru:nec:d Sc.tll·'-Pl·rsonm·I 759-0811 fi'lbt beu'l Gitwl We.6ttiut Bf.o'.g. Geneoral I 002 General 1002 .•..•..................•....................•. 552-70~0 THE --· ·:. --. Open This Weekend VJLL ACl: .. REALTORS . Call for sc~es. d..tail1, & directions . 552-7000 l>I'. EH f'I ELD #2 Goldenhush. ~~ BR c:REENTREE 1469 1 Dt·<:rpark. 3 RR 4342 Man~arita. ·1 BH 4111 Rt·yt·s. 4 BR 4282 Vall'. 2 BR l NIVl•:RSITV l'AllK #48 Almond Tr<:c, J BH 1763.5 S<.-q uoia. 2 BR T llE WI LLOW~ 14926 Doht.:ny Cir .. 4 BR WOODBRIDGE 153 W. Yale: Loop, 4 BR 184 W Yalt: Loop, 3 BR SANTA ANA 2502 N. Spurgeon . 4 BR sim.!150 587 .soo S94.500 $!12.500 $7n,soo Sl 12.000 $89.000 $77 JI()() $142,500 $127,900 $84 ,950 ·me: ·110111 ILllifS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE #I 0 CREST CIRCLE OPEM SUM 1-5 · Locate<I Jn Th<: Newer Canyon Crt:St Art:a Of Popular Corona tlel Mar. Lov<:ly .. E Plan" Townhouse With 2 Spacious Bctlrooms 211:1 Baths. 2 Firf:f lac<:~ 3 Patios -Near Inviting Poo & Jacuzzi. Built In · All·Eltctrlc Kitchen Beautifully CarpetA.-d & Droped. ABklng 1124,900 DUPLEX BEACH ACROSS s 175.000 Bt•'>I rt" 11kn11 .. d an·a o l .'\1•\1 pl1rt 1!1".11 h ~u 111 "" 1 "''"ll•r 1n1 umt· "l"ll'!llll'> Ullll-< "'''" '.! llolr m' 1-.11 h llJh-11111"~ 1111 1111l1H11 t11t\cl111)1 II\ 1111., .incl iul, Cll \ t' II 111111111 11111 \I 11)11 11\1 Ill PERFECTION LIKE HEW s 120.000 lll·J11t 11\1 h n1 .. rcl111,111 d •h·t>tfl ... ~, .. ( ,\ ~p.111 1 u111lil hill 11111•111;1 h111h l\\H 1111\ """'" \\llh I 11td1t"•l!I" t o1mil\' 1011111 """"'I• 1 I l.1111hr.q1111. DUPLEX CORONA del MAR "il•'t I.ii 1111 rll'I l10l'<lllC11l \\llh :• 111111 •. l'.t( h .... 1th o I I I\\ 11 p I I \ .J ll• t 11 I 1 .1111, l·'r1111l :! Hllrm \\llh dc•n IV. p;11111 (/wfl1•r \\ti\ 11•.o I' tJl)ltol! Jq t ..;1111~!0 olcm II 1111cl 'I I 10 ,.,., 1111111111 \1t'.clll1\l''l lllt.'lll toppoH lUllll I ' I \I 1.1 • \ I l \ I• • 673-690 0 • BRAND HEW 3 BROM LAKE S87,900 '• "' r 1,,,.t 111 1, I' In I 1>.t• ~II.Cl k, \ IC'\4 111 toll 111..: lull-. l>o11l1l1• ''""' 1·11 I I \ I ' 1• I ,I Ill I I' I I I 1• \l.1'"',,, I 111·pl.11 ,. 11.11111 I\ 1-111111111 I k1t c lw11 l'w k tl\\J\ Ol.!"'1\t I ''''' flUll ,. """1 n ""'ti 1 .. 1, "'' ·''" lull tl\\fl1 r ''.di,•' 1iOU NEED 4 BEDROOMS? lnr '';':! 11~1' \ I• .11 ">.111 l.1 \11,1 .111 .1 '\IC 1' h11t111'' n 11 " ~ r 1 , 1• 1. n l l 1 llt'l;!hl ••I' I '.1 lll·kd (011 •·•111lil• dlilc· J.!Jr I H1d1111 _ lo1lh l.11 • \~1.r I ··I 011 • '•1111 1111 \I I I I.I< \I'•, 111•·11 ..,,,1 ~111 I • 'l ~· "j J ~;I f t '.1 t \\.111111 \\ 111!11 tol ON THE BEACH 1 111 I 11111 'cl """I" \\ 11111'1 l.cJ.:11011 \II'\\. ,,.,,• !-.1·1 hid~ on rtw ,111d ,1l '-•'I 'NIH C '.oil WALLACE & Co. REALTORS 71 4-7 29-5966 FOUNTAIN VALLEY BARGAIN 1111~1· l lw<lromn plu, den l.1t1HI\' h1101t on llllll I l11t' 11111<1 1ul cl1 .... 1l '-lrl'('I l'rt·mwm 1 1 ,1ck • .1qwtm).( .incl dr ilJll'l II'" th1 ouJ:hmtl llut". ,111' 11111 ... 11\\lll'r d1•rn.11111, 1111 rn ,: II 1 ,1 I t• 'JI t 1·"11 !Kil 7itlli .,Q.. KEY "'1"' P.E AL TORS Ii STEAL th1~ h111 I hr :! ha bt»Hll y' :\IJll~ 11lut>t'' t1H l11clcll fJmtly rm. 1><1110. fruit trl'I'' ••I•'. ctr Pr1c~tl Sl.UOO ... lll'luw• m rkl ;1t SM.950 Con\ l. or VA loan OK . &16 98!18 Agl COME 'H'SH View frnm Newport to D unta Point. privat e C'Ommunrty; 4 bdr ms. a b11thll. family rm ; rue l11nd. All Ill $119.SOO MAURY STAUfFF.R SEA LION REAL1'Y Ul3 N. CoBlt 1 LMgW'la 497.3311 U4-22 I 2 S.ALESPU.SOHS Tired of smell comm. •Pitt.a? Try our 90, 10, l)ourOO our 10} •Piil. 14MOIO ~MOM UMIB.IEVAILE OCEAM & IAY VllW! l'anoramit Vil·W • This is a deluxe l'Ustom hom e: w /t·xnlh:nt livability. 3 Bd rms. dc:n & for mal di n i n g . Bn·ukfas t rm & k1lchl·n opt:n to Jovt:ly l·ndost·d courtyd, (:xtra w1dt doors & halls. loads ol stor <il-(t-. Extra )j~t ~a ragc w /ut il1ty rm & work s hop. Won 't last ! Sl·c totluy. Onlv $275.000 302 K INGS R D. S \T. SU~ l:! ~i OH llG CYH GOLF COURSE-S 198,500 Fantast11: lonl.! ran~t· \'lt'W of fair wav. 2 &lr m & tll-11 ::! ba Pmt:hUl'!:il mou~I. Ht·aul. quality l'ptn g & dra~s. LJ.!~ pal ms. <:lus<:d tllJI i.:ar t·ntl uml Com m µoul , Jal'll//I & lt·nnis t'lS. $18,500 cash tor kast· optron mo\ cs )'OU m' fi l SJ-:\ P INE LN S.\T Sl ';\! 1 s::.m 01 f Ford Hd t·as t nl Jam l>ort:t· BIG CAHYOM TOWHHOME--S 145,000 Lo\'<:ly "C rN·nbrit·r · m1xJl·l wrlh )gt: masl<.'r Bit M11t1.· & ...,1ttrng rm upstair s &. Goel B ll & bJt h <In Lge dining rm. LH. f1 rcpl:wc with logs. lgc patios, i.:n·at k1t d1t·11 Comm pool. .1acuui & tvnn1s l'Ollrb Pri' all' :trL·a Sl't' Brokt·r al Hl SI::A Pl'.\:E LANE HEW HOME-OCCUPY IN OCTOBER l nohstrul.'lt·d lwc·k lwy 'il·W. Be 1st to l1vt· in this appx 2:J00'.of nl'w living in N.B '1 SpaC'IOUS udrms (ml'I 2 mstr s u ites). 3 f'irl'plcs. fam 'rm. fo rmal D H. fan tastic k1te hc·n . n·d wood hakony. lg t· tll·(·k . t t·rrif1e pat ios (h l'l'~l/l'tl ~ <·ar "ill' t urn .1 round .iprondn\C.:\\:I\ ~~111100 2317 IHVI N E .\VE St 'N 1 .1 :10 HANDSOME HOME OH LIDO $259,950 /\ dd11.:htful home on a h.:c.: C'Ornl'r lot. The ft:elln i..: 1s open & the llow rs smooth North & s outh putm .... CliJnk the L H othl·r roorns opt'n to put10 abo. :J Brlrms <l:.:t· mstr ..,u1tt· I :~ bath-. & l harming clc·n. H<·amL·cl n·t lrn..!-. I rplact· P rol cll'torat1:d. qualit:- t'J>lng, V;m Lu1t p;q1t·r All amenrlrt·s 111 k1t<.:hl·n L11lo II' 111 g inl'lutll:!> tt'nn1" 1·ts. p vt hl•atht·s. <·luhhoust· 521 VII\ I.I DO NO H D OPI.:N SlJN 1-5:30 BIG CANYON -$350,000 O n 18th kt· ol B1i.: l'.vn gulf course" 5 Htl rm cus t11m horrn.' \.\ 1rou t!h '.'.awn wood l'Xll·l'ior I 'nusual <Jreh1tt·tt urt. hUL!l' cornt·r "I<: l.~1· n·crl'al1on rm & ...t utlv. park Ilk(· van I. t·xolie t·nt r;mc·t• 111 homl· \\ f1-.h pool & waa·rl all In tormJI horn1· Pri' all' 1·ommun1l) :.!:.! CY I' H ESS J>OI N'I' SA I' SI ''i 1 .> .111 IEST IUY IH BA YSHORES S lt0,900 FEE LAHD lkautrful rust H' LH & D R with rirepk t\ lw.im l t•1ltn;.! BH l~ tll·n otr lis 1 olllt:O ti I I U~l' µu r·<.;l fiH & h;.ilh O\'l'I '\lr,1 lg1· gar + r m tor l"'<P<ms1011 LAKE TAHOE LOTS-VIEW \\hat a gorgt·ou.., <.,pot to hull cl J !'>Um mer lo r wintt·I' 1 honw• Yt-<tr a1·ouncl n ·,ort ;1n·a Chno~l· any ol our t·\ l'lusl\ t· s ix H 1 lots ' C'ull tod:I\' for 111 formal 1011 !ii!l.750 & $10.750 Real Estate Salespeople Finest Professional Training \\'1·:--k\ :S T:I\ lor {'11 h.1s l'l'<'t'llth :If'· q111n•d I Ill' I llll'St Ill hOll:->l' Closed Circuit TV Trainin9 In tod.1y ·~ l11ghl v l't1lllp(•l1ll\P nwrl..t•l \CHI IH'l'd all lhl· prnfl''oS lOll .. tl ti ;1111111:.: e1v.11lahlc to ht• q11.1 l1 I H'1l a-. .1 t1 uc pro· lt·ss tothll ~1 n <I lop pl ou lll'l'l' \\'·· h<'llt'\l' , .. l' .11·1• tlw onlv 11ll1l't' 111 \;l\\port Bt'.1d1 oll1·nng thl'o pro iv-.-.mn.tl h p111d Ul'l·cl Tom lloph 11i:-. L'ol111 \ 1tk11 l'.qtt• S.tll'..; Tra11111H! I'm g1 .11n Weslt'V N 'l'.1vlor < 'o . ..., .i .l:! \ l'.tr·old I inn ,\holly m~'m'll and operalt·cl by rb 111u11cler . ;-..11 h r :1nl'h otf1el'S nr di\ 1sio11s of sonwlh111g l·ls t· iu-.t ht•adquc.1rll·r:-. Wt• oltrr personal pro fl's~iuna l g111cla 1ll'l' lo \'.ll'h 111d1v idu;'t1 I l'all!-i:ll'lltlll We haH! o pl·n111gs for .i ll'w select 111 ti n 1<luals who pos:,c..,s highest 1ntegri '~" prolcssinn a l a p pcurc.tn cr a nd ck- sll'l' tor suct'l'SS. /\pplir a nls must feel <:omforlahll· in priml' arras such a s Big Canyon Spyglass. Corona d <'l Mar. Linda Isle. Lido 1-.k and other prcst 1giou:; tom munitics ln'tc rv1c\\ by appointment onl y . 2111 San Joaqul" HUis Rood HIWPORT cena. ....... 644-49 I 0 I -· A .Ml REALTY. OWNER ANXIOUS Woodbrldgt$ Arborlokt! 2 br, 2 ba con· do. N&ar lako & beach. Sunken llvlng room. separate dining rm. breakf asl rm. Luxury applianc • Beautifully land. ca~ private gardtn: Lst=/Opt. avail. OPEN SAT & SUN 2·6 71t·llll ... • Sf'TGU.SS-N!WrORTBt Pl.AH \ ~k\' lu:hh·cl In mg mum, dl·ll & ram1 I\ n1um su rt 'Hiilei a ht·.111t1tul <'t·ntral 1· ,, u rl \ .i r 1l " 11 h Io 11nta1 n ' Th 11> -.p .11·111us 1 bdrm luxun hcunt has l'\\'O l.1r,1.!1· 1·11l1·r t.11111111·111 art:J'.!t 1 111., hr ( dli:I as t n 1K1k "' l It y h~hts & ".-h ·r '1t·w ,11111 ,., pruft·'>~tonall y l.1ncb1·,11>t ti t/I lt'I\ l'O...,!'>E!->SION. ~·~l/>00 TWO "GREENIRIYS .. unct.r construction <it·l 111 011 Uu· i..:round tloor huy now, mm t 111 l.11 1·1 ' f'h1 .,, lu'Cuno~:l story BIC; t'\'.'l'rO;\j 111\.\11h11 1111·s with a ('11w1ll \ l'lub .1tm11-.plH·n -. ha vl' mir· 1011'<1 \\.arclrulw-. l1n pl at t·s. formal d1111ni.:. lu'.'>h t a r fH·t1n1• Jnd are dost to pool. tt·11111 .... & l'CJll ' Um:,.., tnd unit! 1<:xe1 u~1v1· .u 1·a ' ~1 l~ 500 anc.J $145,900. "MONACO" and a pnnt·1·-.. .... 1t 1'.'>' In prominE:nt 11.trhor VI«\\ IJ o ml' .... u r ta, o n hl'.rnl1l ul ly lar1<hn 1 p(·d grounds with an ahund.tn<'L ol 111 '"a<·v. rc_-.. ts this rc_-- 1.! a I :J -Ii d r m . ~ I> a t h ho m t w i th I 1r<·placl' and ('O\ <.·rt·d patio .. and can ht· yours at S I 1 t 500 HARBOR VIEW HOMES This d<:lu'<<: ·'J>ha sf· 11 PalE:rmo" honw 1s M:t ltkl' a fin<.· j<:wd amid the lovt·ly lands<::ipt·d g rounds. Accentt::d hy <:xll·ns1v<: hntk work & ovtrhangs, this 4 bdrm. :i lialh homC! has formal dining room , family room and T WO ft rt.:plat·t·s. A ~<:m worth inspection now! $188,750. Scll<:r will ht·lp financt::. "SOMERSETS" In pr0st1~1ou .. llarhor Vu.:w arE:a. a prof't·ss1onally tlct·oratc·d 5-udrm, 21.2 hath family horw-. d o::.c to park and s d10ol. awaits your <.tpproval. Family room, 2 f1n·pl;1<·<:s, fo rma l d ining mom G n ·u L N l'\.\. port Beach a r ea! SIXH,1100 *********** This hands omt.:. profrssionally d<'· c·oralt'(I 5-htlrm. PLL'S tam1ly room "Som<:rs<.·t" hOJrn.: 1s introducC!d by a Tt·rr..i Cota t1l<: parquet t:nlry hall. Nt·w wall co\.l'f'lngs, E:Xtt·nsive ustd IJl't<'k patios . tu:-.tom wall units & hookc:asc~. Fantas tic arC!a1 ''.AUTUMN LEAVES'" /\ pleasinl.! blend ot warm . fall colors s1·attt·n:d throughout this cozy 2-story, 2 bdrm. townhome, msp1n.:s this lovc:- 1 v "Autumn Lt·av(·s" theme -in W/\LNUT SQl 'A HE area! Only 4 ~·l·:trs old . lush shag carptting - l«nc<.'<l lrnck yard with gardt:n a r t:a & patio v1t·w from dining a r<:a. PRICE 1u .:ouc1<;0 To sn.i.9so l"Quail liilPlace Praperties - 752-1920 1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT BEACH CAMEO SHORES BEST VALUE FANTASTIC OCEAN VIEW Eltgant 3 bdrm .. 3 bath family horn(! with form<tl dining rm., brkfst. rm. & ~arm: rm. with frplc. & wtt bar. Largf:: y~1rd w1lh room for pool. 3 Privatt: bcach<:s A mu!>l s<:<: ! $315,000 OPEM I -S 4545 GORHAM DR. 1M CCllMO St.or.s Rnident Speclaflsts CALL 673-7040 G~ral 1002 G~at 1002 ............................................. THREE IEOROOM-TWO IA TH OCEANFRONT Ri ~ht on the bluffs. watchin~ crashing wavc.:s, Catalina & an oc· casio nal p ass in g whalt:. Profession a lly decoratt:d ''Model" condo in San Clem<:nte w/all the built-ins & pvt. st airway to beach. $184,500 SOMETHING SPECIAL OH UDO ISLI. 3 Bedroom . 4 bath home on an t:xtr a wide lot. Large entr y courtyard w/beautiful foun- tain. Pt:rfect guest, m aid or in-law quarters ovt:r the ga ra ~e (re frigerator & stove includt:d). $275,000 Opta Hous. Sat 1·5 PM~ l·S .:-•o• Via Udo SM OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUM 1-5 Immac. 4 bedroom, family room home w/built·ins, fireplace, wet bar, shake roof, beautiful landscap. init w/sprinklers. Walking distanc(! to th(! beach. $96,000. 2216 I a... L_,. H.I. -UYI tM tWr ICH. FOil OML Y $24,500 2 Bedroom, 2 bath mobile home in Bayal<.l .: Village . Bay!ront clubhous~. Jacuzzi. pools, private· ooach, available boat slips & owm.:r will finance. WOW1U JACOBS REALTY NEWPORT BEACH Hi\ YCRTO:ST Beautiful Ivan Wt lls 1.unrly horn(.•. 4 BR, 4 BA . formal din· mg & farmly r oom . lmmac. & im· 11n·s .... 1vt· & onl y $210,000. HAY lllGHLANDS -Entt:r your own pnvutc t:stah: through an imprt:ssivt: gak<l t·ourtyard w/watt:rfall. This lux- urious & :-.pac. homt: ftaturt:s 3 BR. 'lt·n. family room, lrg. pool &.jacuzzi & a lovely v ww. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX -Cutt: & clt:an in tht: ht:art of tht: villag<:. 3 BR & l BR units. $169,500. IRYINE T H E COLONY --Big & bt:autiful Plan 300 w/4 BH. fomlly room, dining room. & C 1 A. 1 Yr. warranty. TUHTLE .HOCK -Supt:r plan Ill. 4 HR. family room w/txc<:ptionally lrg. lot Owm·r wants ;.rn offt:r on this t ahulou:-, homt:. 1 Yr. warranty. WOOl>IlRIOGE -Nt:w Arborlake townhomt:. W /lrg. rC!ar yard, s unkt:n l iv1n~ room & formal dining plus 2 mas ter BR !>Uit<:s. WALNUT SC~UARE -Only $58,900 will provide you w /the t:xcE::ptional lifl·style only Irvin<: can providt: in this 2 BR. A/C b<:auty. HUNTINGTON BEACH LANDMARK -4 BR. 2 BA, cornE:r location. clost: to bE::ach, schools & ~hopping. Exct:ptional valut: $84,900. ALSO -Call us n:,gnrding 3 outstanding list· ings under SG0.000. 640-9900 VAl~l"'EY RE :\l.1 1470 JAMBOREE RO .. NEWPORT BEACH ()pm To Sene You 7 Days AW ... u.til 7:30 PM. G.,..rat 1002 ···············•················••····•·•····· LIDO PENINSULA PENTIIOUSI<: with fantastic view of Ntwport Harbor. 2 Bdrms., 21/2 baths plus sauna off m str. suite: microwave ovt:n. Security controlled condo. jacuzzi&. pool. ·$425,000 LIDO ISLE TOUCH OF SPAIN 3 bdrm. homE::. Opc:n bE:am cons truction, s pacious patio, street to strt:E::t lot. $189,500 NEWPORT CREST SHARP! 3 bdrm condo; frplc .• wt:t bar, trash compactor, swim pool, tt:n· nis els., sauna $139,900 COSTA MESA TENDER LOVING CARE. 3 Bdrms .• family rm .. lgc:. e nclost:d patio. 67xl00 Ft. lot with trailer accf::ss. $78,000 SWTM POOL. 2 Bdrms., 2 baths, dt:n, rock frplc .• sh ake: roof. spacious garage, pool. $95.000 GREENBROOK Beautiful 3 bdrm homt:, formal d ining, family room. Sunken living room. Brick firtplact:. 2 Patios $108,000 ~$.oo REALTl" ~ ~~~77 Via Udo, Hewporl l.ach '-=1 ~-673-7300 GNH'Cll 1002IGeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BjgCanyon I-'roperties * Nestled in luah l a ndscaping, a private lagoon·like pool, 2 Alaster s uitts, Bouqut:t Canyon stone t:X· terior, and much , much more. $328,000. By appointment. * Dramatic Deane Deauvnte. Vlow of 10th fairway & nlg htllgbts of Newport Center. A mai nlflcent, s pacious carefree hom~. $350.000. By appolntment. * We aro proud to havCJ three Rt:al· dent Specialists in this exclusivf:, prlvaw community. For the bat of Blg tanyan, call UI at 8f08IOO. OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING HARIOR VIEW LUSk -lovely tri·lev<:I. pride of ownership home decoratt:d very wt:ll with many upg r ades. Encloot:<l brick courtyard, enormous pool and entertainmt nt area. Large family room with wet bar and parqut:l floor. 4 Bedrooms. Offered at $239,500. Open Sat /Sun 1·5: 873 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar. SEAVIEW -2718 sq.ft. 2 story. nt:w home in Newport Beach's charming m:w village. R<:ady to movf:: into. Of. fored at $259,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5; 2004 Yacht Vigilant, N.B. LAGUNA IEACH -OCEAN V1EW. Total or 5 bedrms. 31 :.i baths, off str tt:t park· ing for 5 cars . New paint and car ptt. Offt:red at low pnce of $249.500. Opc.:n Soo 1·5; 1337 Cuff Dr. Laguna Beach. HARBOR VIEW LUSK -vacnnt 4 bedrm. family rm. oc<:an vi<:w horn<-. w a iting for you to move into. Large lot. 2 Baths. sing le: story with J car garage:. Opt:n Sat /Sun 1·5; 3907 Inlet Isle, CdM, offored at $249,500. SPYGLASS -large 5 bt:drm bonus room home fraturinJ? 3 fplcs, one in the: masttr bedrm, locatt:d on a 1 1 acrt: lot with a mini-orchard. Also foatur<;S large pool and jacuzzi and a bltn gas BBQ. Offered at $289,500 Open SaVSun 1·5; #2 Mission Bay. CdM. SPYGLASS -HST VALUE beautiful 3 btdrm Portsmouth modt:l ff::atures: bt:aut pool & jacuzzi. Super dt:ep 3 car garage that h as a children's game room and a bath with drE:ssing arta for pool. Plus room for all 3 cars. Highly upgraded. move-in cond., of. ft:r<..-d. at $243,500. Open Sat/Sun 1·5: ~ Montert:y Circl<:. SPYGLASS -New model homt:. l'Om· pletely dt:corated. fantastic view, pool & jacuzzi, s inglt story, 4 bedrm home. Offf::red $314,000. OpE:n Sat & Sun 1·5; 5 BodE:ga Bay. CORONA DEL MAR -just listt:d, lovely 3 bt:drm. split ltvtl homt:, priced to sell only home undE:r $190,000 with ocean view. Opt:n for your vitwin{!. Sat/Sun. 1114 White Sails. OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE CAMEO SHOUS -outstanding family home, lavish use of usf::d brick, 4 lovt:· ly bt:drooms + pool. Call for appoint· ment to see. SPYGL.ASS-''HEW HOMES" OWHB IS ANXIOUS. SUIMIT. 4 BE:droom. Tradewinds ...... $282,000 All homt:s have a nice VIEW! HARIOR VIEW -E njoy privacy of <:X· tra large yard with fruit trt:t:s. t:x· ct:llt:nt location n ear school. 2 Bt:droom, den or 3 bedroom home. Popular Monaco model. Offt re d at $134.500. TURTLEROCK HIGHL.AMDS -3 Bedrm home, family room, formal dining room, popular plan I. With cornt:r lot location. Home to have super up· grades. Priced to st:ll. DOVER SHORES -Lovely Ivan Wt:lls Baycrtsl. 4 bedrms. study, family rm. formal dining, t e rrazzo entry, magnificent entt:rtaining home. Quiet prestigious cul-d t:-sac location. Prict:d to St:ll. HARIOR VIEW -popular tri·lE::vt l homt: with 4 bt:drooms. professiona lly landscaped and highly upgraded with nict: view. $199,500. COROHA DB. MAR DUPUX -lovtilY duplE!x, each unit having 2 bedroom s each. Walk to beach. Prict:d to sell ! For oddlffonal MfCM'WICIH• Oil tHt• or other,__.-plffstc .... Spacious Townhouse Overlookln.c Pool, Jacuzzi & Tennls Courts. Wlth VibW Of Oc~an From 2nd Floor. 3 Bedrooms 3 Bath1. 0.n/Famtly Room, Wiil Bt Redtscorated ln Colon & Ton St:lectud B)' BUyer. Sl29.500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 180 Deg. View Lagun~~~8!~3luy nt $112,000. AU newly de curated 2 levels. One largtt mast4.'r bedrm, bath ond ltvin~ area above. Sep. 1n·law room and bath on level. O~n Sal/Sun 1-S Bluebird Canyon to Sum- m it/Enscnada to 1211 Mui mar. OPEN SUH 1-S 2505 A.nahunt 3 Bdrms, 2 bath!>. dining rm H1.:hly upgrndcd kllchcn. La rl(c ya rd. patio, dbl. garat:c :'\ice :o>l'l't1on or Santa Ana ~.000 All terms BRADLEY & CO. REALTORS 673·3230 ROOM FOR IN LAWS do~c by but sl11l inclcpcn- dcnt 111 this 3 year new duplex. One :i lidrm, one 2 bdrm each with 2 baths und a doubll• garage. Sec to<.lay SllS,500. 't523 C,otPtlsDa·IR'lt,.E QUAINT COTT AGE 2hr, 2ba Nantucket in ~U\'1ew Spl'«lacul..ir \lEW. O\linr1Ai,'t. 759·0087 AGENTS INDEPENDENT SELF-ST ARTERS Call for interview. 645-5044 Newport Heights Alty COSTA MESA VA Clean and ~harp 3 bedroom. 2 hath with fireplace . for<·t•d air heat an<l country kitchen. An ideal home for growinl( family and its priced lower then an~ lh1ni.: in the nc1ghlJOrhoud al Si4.500 CAI.I. 751 -31!11 t:=SELECT I PROPERTIES ------- MESA VERDE BUCCOLA Single Story Consider t his rare first t1mr uff.,rinl.! in model home rond111on with 1 DH. formal dinin~. fam1. Jy room, 3 car garaJ.(e, pool & j;icuu1. Acro~s from a lovely park and a stones throw to a popular i:olf course Sl52.250 CaH 644·721 1 "1n NIGEL DAIL:EY & ASSOCIATES LAKE FOREST Nestled among the Jo:ix:alyptus trees is a 4 bdrm + lort semi custom home. Extensive uac of wood paneling and the redwood deck enhances the n atura l i.ellin g. $139.0:iO. MINI RANCH .. .. , ""'°"'• aack a., 1 Ona. •u•l .. n ... 1 OalJ •toa. cau RIWCARPCT, TM·ua:I WMl M ~it! M2"5171 SALES J\SSOCtATE EILEEN IAUGHMAH OPEN HOUSE SUM 1·5 177 Mohler, Anaheim Hills $107,000 4 BEDROOM, 21h BA, 2 Story 5308 Seashore Dr., Nwpt Bch $183.950 DUPLEX2&4 BEDROOMS 105 E. Avenida San Gabriel, SC 4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH $129,900 IY THE SEA Walking distance to Beach . communi· ty pool, 3 br, l lh ba, CON.DO. Lender will finance. to investors. 4 ldmt Pool HOIM Relax or pl;.1y by the pool. Entertain o n big cover ed patio with brick built- ins. Corner lot ho m e. in sought after Loara School District. Luxury carpets, new texture coating. Live a nd enjoy. $72,500. G....ral 18055 Maqnolis St. Fountoin Y all•y 963-83 I I I 1002 G•neral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODl1UDGE Pl.ACE GREEN IRIAR Mos t beau ti fully upg raded a nd decorated G r een Briar available. Plush carpets, no wax linoleum, 4 lrg. bdrms -tozy fam. rm. -first time o ffert:d at $139,500. Don't pass this one up. 673-8550 ELEGAMT IRYIME: CONDO Fahulous golf course and Fashion Is land view · upgraded . 2 + den model wilh step down llv. rm. with fireplace. F ormal dining · 3 patios - j ust rE:ducc.-<.I to $114,500. 673-8550 COROMA DEl MAR DUPLEX Just 1~ block to big Corona beach • 2 bdrm<> in each unit plus a guest rOQm for your overnig ht visitors • beam ceilings, fire place, a s uper property $210,000. Call fast on this one! 673-8550 ~THEREAL 'Oi ESTATERS GeMral 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ll. macneb I Irvine ?-realty PRESENTS THE BEST IN BAYFRONT PROPERTIES LIDO Lg, s pacious beautifully decorated townhome w /30' li ving rm w /fireplace + lt?. mastt:r suite overlooking patio & fountain . Sepa rate maid's quarters. Terra cotta patio on Lido Turning Basin. Pier & slip. A bit of Mediterranean n avor in Newport! $395,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (Q·66) HIW WAnRFIOHT . 4 BRs. fa mily rm, jacuzzi, pier & floa t! Near completion stage. Ve~ Stinson 642·8235. (Q-67 > UMDA ISLE -PRIME LOCATION. Gorgeous 6 BR home -beautifully decorated! Family rm + formal dlning. P ier & slip for boat. Ont: or the area's most elegant homes! $650,000. Cathryn TeMllle 644·6200. <Q-68> IALIOA COYIS 4 BR Cape.cod charmer w/pie r & slip + sandy bc:ach. Lg. family kitchen : huJlt·ln BBQ; new dish- washer : den paneloo w/walnut & cabinetry. Lynn(t Valentino 6'4-6200. (Q.70) WAlll. CATAUMA & SUMM V11WSf Price reduced r So beat inflation & own your own beautiful 2 BR. 2 bath apt. w/2 balconle1 on the 7lh noor In Ntwport Tow~rs . S~curlty bide. w /att.racUve lobby. pOOl 6 patio. 1110,000. Marjorie MahOn 864.a>o. (Q·71) 0AJLY ~ILOI ···•·······•···•······· ..•.............•..••.. FfXOU,,U a.u~s } an11I) c, •Ml lu• 11t.-b tk•lp. t.111 • ,,. "' f11"11I DI Sl I• Sol•l SPANISH HACI MDA 'IOIM'd lOUtl\,tlll '" 'llp1111! J • 11111\ll) ~ "'-' 71> ~·· liSTILUFf SACllFICE 111 I \t•ll lh1, I 111 o·ull I • t;rn11h HnJu11•d )l:M 'V \ WA.THFAOHT CONDO I oQl"jl\'11\1~ 1 I ol1••1 1~~11 l .... th A. ti ... 11 \:') Ill.Ill "CTURE ftERFECT lmn1..it' 1 UH t.rn111\ room " .... ,, .. ,, .. 1rw111uli. 1 111 J1t•I • 1111·<1 ll't'_> Jl<I lt~I 1~•1 l llOROOM COHDO Bt JUl 111kr1111 Ii 1 I'·'''" .1l11 um lll.11 loh I 1 pt. . 01.iny upi:r , .. to-:-.)II l ,~J111J NEWPORT CENTER R ~ALTY 640-1812 BALBOA ISLAND DOLL HOUSE :! 4k-druw11 '"· i.:c 111mri-. ... nd rar1· qu .. 111' :•111, llN 't X Vl'.1-.'\S.\T,~M .'II I .• ' NEWPORT SACRIFICE fht•1 J.'H~J i-11 II t1l lu"ll y I I\ 1 n ~· I th· <11 o o rn t'U:>lOlll IUlllJIU' 11111111 \\llh \~l'l 11 ... r. d1 ''" lh1 u J.:1lrai:1• hoJl "' c 1·~ • 1.;, I~~ i:alor t• ll657 I! H \ E \l 1\ H W \ Y Ol'EN S \T&Sl 'I I • -:s.t. I ,:,.Q , ~'!tdft~ ~boa '"land Really . . ""' .. ,.~''' 673-8700 flRUHERS DELITE ShJ J:!O 'a rel Supt·r ~.h11111 1111 fl.e'( .... 1 Ill\\. l\r S.1.1 'oa~t Sll7 .IJOO COLLEGE PARK 4 UH, UI< IJn.1 1 I or lot 2:1'.ll H uli,:<'f'> W1JJ 11 .ioJt· O\\n ai.:t ..., t Jr ~ 11 ' HPallcll' ., I h I • OWMER WAMTS OUT! Ill lhl'> 'Ulll'I 'Ill• ,J IHll Ill :! 11,tlh l· .. "l"d·· 1 ·11,1.1 \11·-..i lmmt· '1111r 11w11 I rurl Jlltl .,h;11l1• • l tt'C' Ito \Olli l,11j!1 loa1 k\ .1nl 1111111 v.1nl "" In fl1r fll I\ .cc ~ · l1rid, l111•pl.1l l' 111.1111-d ·~1lh I li,11111 ,11111 •I IJltllll' ,f 111111 111 ~Kl ,.>1111 ( ,di 1.11. u 11 MESA DELMAR ~pa1·1ou\ I lwdronm. :! lwlh homo• v.1111 hu,_:,. ,l!nllrm l'l 1l1111hl1· 0•1·11 k,f\dlt·n :111d .1llJ111n11111 1N.Jlllly 11111111 1~ l uo m ttreal floor plan wit h "''PU• ;ii•· 111.1 .. 11·1 ""''" lllJ: It\ lllJ.! foM•lll 1111 ol I Ill !l~t lol w11 11 II\" .1• ,., .... f'ulJ prll:C ~I. 1CJ\l I \I.I. ~-2ti(l(I C SELECT ;.f""PROPERTIES ~ NERVOUS OWNER ,,. !-.~.I.I. lmmf.'d ls<.'<' IC pan<'\ l.nv. 1•., t 'Jn'1<'1•1t 1n 1·c1111ph·' & 1m ~n1l;.1h· ,,:.!,;ll•t 1722 M ff'< ·111-.1.1. l '111 ill ~~.MIKE SAVAGE ~··· IU-.t\1. ESTAT~; • 642-960 I '!(- ACREAGE 'ZONED FORAMIMALS Real l!:,tnlf' !r TRl-PLEX ti1'ty owner. cl08c to a II • ,1t1t1p'g in C.'1. 2 RR. 1•,, 4lA. lrl{ den or dine: rm. l•Uth & pla ~tcr. Xlnl rond fllln'. dd1w11hr, • drJ!t., frplt'. Van l.u1l .. npupcr w 1 l & 2 DR un· Goud me. Sli0,000 111carry2nd TD. Prine. ~·)' 548·5777 JUSTAUTTlE LOVIM II lfO a Joni way with t UMt nJcc 3 l>drm Coste a Fr~on hom • H • ~ llke f(artlcn na you lean put thl.s one together, 1hc own t w•nltl 1111 otter ·•nd •c' do w• ukln1 ta.ooo. fl46.1m HOUSES FOR SALE t llDaOOM J701 Callc•Cmuno, San Clemt:ntt me ant $84,500 Sun 12·5 11 2 IU..1.t.'I, CorouJ Jt:I Mar 675 4:Ul Sat & Sunc.luy 1-5 • :!!J('O Alt•xtmdc•r Huud. \n·h B •uch, La..:una lkad1 ti15 4(XK) $215.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 "!241 Vl~tu Huerta <Ululls) N.8 . 1114 111ii; ~m.soo Sat/Sun 1-5 , I l M.111gold, Ctu·o1M <.11:1 Mar 1110 7000 $139.500 Sut/!)un l 5 •1.m!l V1~ta llucrta <Bluff~) NB fil(i 7171 WT.800 Sat/Sun 1-5 .!l>+i Onvx, BotllJoa Is land li1:i 8700 Sat&Sun 1·5 l:!l l Miramar. up.Summit, LagBch tdti .!2.'>5 $11::!,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 10:! l:i Wc~tminstcr Ave .• Wt:slmst'r K~IX 78.5.'l $55.000 Sunday 1 5 ··11111 V1<;la Caude l. Bluffs, N B fi?:! 8.55«J Sl :r7 ,500 Suml;1y 1 ·5 l?:lC:! Ro:-t:wou<l. l nmt:- i52-1700 SH0.500 Sunday 10·3 lb4tiSanta Ana Av<:. Costa Mtsa fi4 5-0303 S68.JOO Sunday 1·5 ;i 17 Cc:darglt:n, lrvmc a49-4764 Sat/Sun l 5 2 BR & FAM RM or Dal 17932 Bas com. Cniv Park. lrvmt ;)52·7500 $106.000 Sunday 1 ·5 11 La S<:n:na. Rancho San Joaq Irv m :Hi550 Sll4,500 Sat. 1·5 li02 Orc:hic.i, Corona del Mar fi73-~l550 $140,000 Sunday 1 ·5 J7 T a ngc:rine. Irvmt- 7!-J2·1700 $85.900 Sunday 1·5 1!151 Port Loc:ks lc igh, HarbVuHms fJ75·3411 Sl39,900 S<.il/Sun 1 5 •::!927 P(·rla. Newport Beach 759·02.59 Sl54.500 Sat Sun I S • lfi Montanas Sud. RanchSanJoaq li75·6000 Sll9.500 Sat Sun 1·5 211401 Birc h, Costa Mesa 546-2.1 1:1 S115.000 Sun 1·5 :mo E Coast Hwy, #SO. N.B. 642 823.'> SSl.500 Sun ll·J ltJ Ilana <Rancho San Joaquin> Irv 752·1414 Sun 1·5 723 Santana Dr .. Corona del Mar liM-9513 Sunday 3 BEDROOM li75 W Wilson St.. Costa Me~a 5-lfl 5228 $58.500 Sat Sun 10·5 t!l:H I S1t·rra lnt:1. <Turtlt Rock> In 833 ?l27 SI 18,950 Sat 1Sun 10 G :1:1!1:J2 Granada. D <rna P oint 19:J.8812 5198.000 Sunday 1·5 17Wl Rosewood. <Univ. Park ) Irv 552.:3305 Sat/Sun 1·5 228 L<:<lro1t . Laguna Beach 494 -9981 $150,000 Sal/Sun JO.s :1~1 Huh v Av<: .. Balboa Is land li?:J 5069 $185.000 Sal/Sun 10 ;> :1143 Br.:rn. Laguna Btach 540·5080 $127.000 Sal/Sun 1 5 K08 Via Lido Soul.I. Lieto Isle. NB 675-6670 $275.000 Sat 1·5/Sun 2 5 :! ll Sundance, Nwpt Terr .. N. B. 646-7171 $87.000 Sunday l 5 1!183 Continental. Costa Mesa f;46·7171 S67 .000 Sunday 1·5 165:3 Nr.:w Hampsh1rt:-. Costa Mesa 752·0861 S81 .500 Sun 12 5 509 Carnation. Corona del Mar 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 15 15 llam1>dcn Dr.C.Shrs. Cd \1 li42·R235 $228.500 Sat Sun 1 5 101 Vista Roma <RluffsJ N.B 642·823.5 $117.200 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#4Star Burst. Newport Bch 962-7788 $84 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 31086 Via El Ros ario, San .J uan Cape> 496-77 11 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1217TemplC! Hills Dr .. La~. Bch S225,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 ~25fl Colgate:. Costa Mr.:sa 8!IB-78.55 S/9.900 Sunday 1·5 884 Prt:s1d10. Hunting ton Beach 898-78.5.5 $79,500 Sat1Sun 1·5 R98 Town, Costa Mesa 898-7855 S66.000 Sal/Sun l ·5 1344 Watson . Costa Mtsa 751 ·3191 $73,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 461 SC!award Rd .. Corona dt:l Mar 675-2.111 $149.500 Sun. l ·5 4621 Havenhurst, lrvine 752-1700 $74.500 Sunday 1·5 21442 Ca!. we I Ct., Laguna N1gu(') 752-1700 $87,900 Sunday 1·5 304 Otero. (Bluffs) N .B. 673-8.550 $154.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 Gt 7 Vista Bonita <Bluffs) N. B. 673·8.5.50 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1818 Port Abbey Pl. Harb Vu. N.B. 64.5-0303 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 587 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa 645-0303 $66,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 1114 White: Sails. Corona del Mar 675-3411 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 8471 Benjamin Dr .. Hunt. Beac h 847-5062 $63.000 Sunday 1·5 • 591 K.nowll Pl.. Costa ME:sa 646-7711 $73,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2467 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa 646·7711 · $78.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2284 Col!latt:. Colfoge Park. C M 645·7221 $83,000 Sunday 1·5 2136 Union, Costa ME:sa 645-7221 S6S.00tt Sunday 1-5 2505 Anahurst. Santo Ana 673-3220 $58,SOO Sunday 1·5 1500 $4:r(:ttadf:, Corona d~l Mar 642·3850 $152.500 Sun ~s 2708Cllff Dr., NewpoTt Beach 752.7315 $225.000 SUl'l2:30-5:30 3382 Marigold, Cost.a MeH 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 26 Roclerose (University Park) lrv. 642-8235 $87.500 Sun. J·5 4612Abbottswood, Wll.lcJWl, Irv. 752-'7315 SUD<lay 1~ 4190iida1 (8luffa)N~tBeach 6*1766 $15i9,500 SuQday ~~ DIRECTORY .,... ... ~ .,_..,.,_..,_ .... --...~ .. •-•....-... Al .. ._..._,,w~ -...... '9...,..._ ... 1iJJ ......... .. ......,., DAILY""°' WAKf ADS. P*-..... .,.. .._...,., .. _.,.... .. ~ .. _ ........................... ., .... , ... 5-Mf. •675St:nate, Costa Mesa 2907 Harbor View Dr., CdM 540·5080 $75,900 Sun 1·5 644·4848 $310,000 Sum.lay 1·5 •8442 Conner. WestminStt:r 1501 Lincoln La .. Westcliff. NB 962-4454 $69,950 Sunday 1·5 642·5200 $195.000 Sun 1·5 • •426 Vista Parc.tda <Bluffs)NB 186 Vir~inia Pl.. Costa Mtsa 644-6200 $142.500 Sun. 1·5 645·7643 Sunday 1-4 1121 Columbine, Santa Ana 1215 Mariners, Bayc rest, N.B. 5-46-2313 $74,700 Sun 1·5 642·8215 Sunday 1·5 •29H9Jacaranda. C.M. 206La Jolla. Ntwport Beach s.t6-2313 $84,250 Sun 1·5 546-2313 $199,500 Sun l -5 •3101 Gibraltar. C.M. 107 Via San Ht:mo. Lido Isle. NB 546-2313 $82.000 Sun 1-5 645·0303 $199,500 Sunday 1·5 •2907 Perla. the Bluffs , NB 4102 Bnsb .. nt: <Univ Prk) Irvine 675-6000 $149,500 Sunday l ·S 631·1400 $94,950 SW11·5 188 Tht Masters Cir., Costa M~a 320 Hanover Dr., Costa M~a 675-6000 $117,500 Sunday 1·5 ~-<003 $81.000 Sunday 1·5 • 744 l't>nler St. Costa Mesa 3 IR Ir FAM ltM or De. 644-7595 $82,500 Sunday 12-4 1687 N. I I mps h1re. M. V crde,CM 642-2422/631·2080 Sat/Sun 1·5 1717 Gis lt r (M<:sa Verdel C.M. · 549-3225 $94,500 Sun. 12·5 1201 P<:mbrok<: Ln. Newport Beac h (j46-9836 $149.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2033 Port Weybridge <Har.Vu>. N.B. 963-8377 $139.900 Sat/Sun & Well. 17562 Cottonwood (Dc.:ane) Irv. 55!)·1960 $1:i9.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 lOOOCl1ft Drivt-. NcwportBch 642-5722 $149.500 Sun. 1-6 9840 El Tulipan. Fountain Vly 962-7788 S92.900 Sunday 1·5 • 2449 Windward Ln .. Nt:wport Bch !~i-7600 Sun. 1·5 1!)01 l Glenmont. Turtle:rock. Irv 552-7500 $199.500 Sat Sun 1·5 J02 Km~s Rd. <CliffHaven> '.'J'.B. 644-49!0 $275.000 Sat Sun 12-ti 200 D<:I Mar. Costa Mesa 646-7 171 S75.900 Sunday 1·5 •28As ix·n Tn·t: tL'n1 v. Park > Irv 752-1414 $139.900 Sal/Sun l ·5 1!181 PUM!Od(• Vt•g u.Trtlrrk.Jn· 1¥12 82:i5 $105.500 Sal/Sun 12-5 • l !J7!) Port Trinity Cil'. IJIVHm:-.>N B fi42·823.5 · Sat/Sun 1·5 2 128 Vis ta Lart-tlo <Bluffs> N. B. 644-1766 $147 .500 Sal/Sun 1·5 3582 Fenn <Culvc:rdale). Irv. 552-7500 $90.000 Sunday 1·5 it8 B<.trlovt-nlo. Npt Crt·st. N.B. fl41H1JOO Sum.lay l ·5 t'80:J Iowa Sl . .\l<:sa V<:r<lc~. C.M. 151.:rnn $8 1.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 1877 Nt:w J <:rsc:y. Mt-sa Vt:rd<:. CM. 751 :rnn S17 .500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 225:1 Colj!ate. Costa Mes<i 673·7300 Saturday l·S iOO East 15th. Nwpt Heights 642-5200 $132.500 Sat Sun 1 5 1500 Antigua. Dov<:rShores. NB 642-5200 $272.500 Sat 1Sun 1 ·5 1169 Paulanno Avr.: .. Costa Mt:sa 51fi·23 1:i 577.900 Sat ·Sunl ·S 504 Ut1c·a. Huntington Stach 675 t>74 l Sun. 1-6 2245 /\raha. E<istbluff. Npt Reh fi40· 1812 $134.900 Sat isun 1 ·5 •2279 Columbia. CollE!gt:: Park. CM 556·2660 $79,900 Sunllay l ·5 •101 Kings P lace, Newport Sch 546·8fl40 $339,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 14291 Waverlv. frvine 752·1700 $79.900 Sunday 12·4 2673Sunta Ana Ave .. Costa Mt:sa 546·8ll40 $95,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3611 Pint. lrvint: 752-1700 $89 .500 Sunday l ·S 3351 Fuschia. Greenbrook. C.M. 645-0303 S93.900 Sal/Sun l ·5 8 Monterey Circlt:, Jrvint: 675·3411 $243.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • l lOOSandp1per. Corona del Mar 673-8550 S245.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 118 The: Mas te rs Cir .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $107.000 Sat/Sunl·S #34 Rainbow Falls. lrvine 5494764 Sat/Sun 1·5 2305 Rt:dlands. Nwpt Beach 645·7221 $))6.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 15351 Rushmore Ln .. Hunt Beach 963-6767 $79,900 Sunday l ·5 3225 Dakota. Costa Mesa 752·1920 $84,900 2038 Aliso. Costa Mesa Sunday 1·5 646·1044/675·1580 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • # 12 Swlft Crt., N wpt Btach 646-7711 $73,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2284 Fordham, <Col. Park >CM 646-7711 $89,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 29272 Osuna. Mission Vitjo 646·7711 $72.~ Sat/Sun 1·5 1401 Nottingham. Westcllfr. NB 675-6000 $139,500 Sunday 1·5 •1830PortAahl~y, HVHms, N.B. 675-«JOO $1'2.000 Sunday 1·5 •2<»Nat.a, Bluffs, NwptBE:ach 675-6000 $179,500 Sunday 1·5 •18S9 BoaVb1ta Cir, MesaVeTd~.CM 546-5990 S137,900 Sunday1·5 1850 N~ Jersey, Costa Mesa 546-2313 S81,900 Sun 1·5 #7 W. Yale Loop <Woodbridge> Irv. 833-9293 $J~,9SO Sunday 12·5 19082 HlllabOl'O, Costa Mesa 546-2313 .-.9'0 Sun 1·4 3106 F~eath, Costa Mesa 6'0-1720 $73,950 Sunday 1·5 519 Play a <Blwfa> N1:wport Deb 642~ '169.000 Sun. 1·5 4545G<ic'ham Dr. Cam.Shrs, CdM 8T3-7CMO '3ll,000 SUnday 1·5 4 IEOROOM ::?3702 La~arto. Miss ion Viejo 837-8260 $175,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 14971 Athe l. Collt~c: Prk. Irv. 552·5546 $88,000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 •728 Cameo I li~hlands. CdM 673-7973 $229.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 • 17257 Santa Luc ia. Fountain VI 962-7788 $92.500 Sunday 1-5 1331 Santane lla Terr .. Irv. Ttrr. 673-8494 S142.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1342 Galaxy (Blufftop J N. B. 644·1766 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 16727 Bolt ro. Hunt 'g Harbour 846·2848 s:w9.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 25211 Yacht Drivt:. Dana Point 496-7711 $104.900 Sunday 1-4 !135 W Bay. Bal Penn. Balboa 675-5511 Sunday 1·5 269 Bay St. (Easts id<:) C. '.'it . 646·8265 $92.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 1083 San Pablo Cir .. Costa Mtsa 540-1720 $105.000 Sat/Sun l·!l 9302 Comstock. Huntington Btach 675·6741 · Sat/Sun 1·6 2604 Vis ta d t l Oro <Bluffs) N.B. 673·8550 $125,000 Sunday 1·5 :.n9 Walnut. Newport Beach 645·6080 Sl29,500 Sun. 1-5 214.l E °<kl:an Blvd .. Newport Bch 752-1920 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 l022 Shannon St .. Santa Ana !Hi:.1-b/67 $7•1.900 Sunday 1-5 •2:nHTustin. Nt-wport Bt':ach f>4f>-771 t $1 ~5.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 25071 Via BajoCir .. Laguna Niguel 499-4551 S109.950 Sunday 1·5 26671 Altantro. Mission Viejo 581-0472 $94.900 Sun only 12·5 18152 Lake Point Ln .. Hunt'I.! Beach 847-3471 $12.5.900 · Sunday 19110 .\llura, In in<.' Te1Tacc 675-6510 $235,000 Sunday 1·5 3158Cork Ln. Costa Mesa 546 7713 579.000 Sun 1-6 19827 Hamsgate. Hunt'g Beach 540-1720 $68.500 Sunday 1·5 :U04 Coolicll.!e. Costa Mes a 54fi-2:H:1 $86.900 Sun 1·5 1940 HJghland Dr .. Nt:wport Bch 546-2313 $131,900 Sun 1·5 303 Columbia. Newport Beach 546-2313 $139,500 Sun 1·5 4 IR & FAM RM or D&C 428 Vista Su<:rte. Bluffs. N.B. 548·8033 Sal & Sunday 1-5 1806 Port Wt:slbourne. Nwpt Beach 552·8874 $174.900 Sat/Sun 26782 Via Matador, Mission Viejo 586·4788 $85.500 Sa 10·3/Sn 11·6 1219 Donegal Pl . Costa M~a $84.500 Sat/Sun 11·5 9767 Winthrop Cir .. Fountain Vly 581·1100 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2315 Windward Ln. <Back Bay) NB 645·8821 $229.000 Sat/Sun'l ·5 11547 Candytuft Cr .. Fount. Vly 839·1144 Sat/Sun 1·6 • t 1 Carmt:l Bay <Spyglass) CdM 644·7383 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •874 Sandcastle, HarbVuHls. CdM 640·0451 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1907 Glenwood Ln (Baycrest) NB 6424688 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 LOBO Vallejo Circle. Costa Mesa 636-3760 $89,990 Sat/Sun 2-5 ••646 Via Lido Nord <Lidolsl >NB 642·5002 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 16762 Ro~rt Lane. Hunt. Bch. 842·1418 $92,500 Sunday 1·5 #6 Detlrwood East. Deerfield. Irv. 842·1418 $132,500 Sunday l ·S • 1612 Uncoln Lane CWestcliCONB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1916 Port Provence CHV Hom~> NB 642·8235 $161.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1106 Essex Lane (Wcstcliff) NB 642-8235 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1924U:<:ward <Baycr cst) N.B. 642·8235 $169,50() Sat/Sun l ·S 1834 Trodewinds CBaycrest) N.B. 642~ $229,000 at/Sun 1·5 32782 Grt<!ns Pointe, Laguna Nii util 642·8235 $252.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 2015 Port Chels(:a (HV Hom&S) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 25282 La Estrada, Lag. Ni11uel ~2·7500 $811900 Sat/Sun 1·5 28 Morro Bay. Spyglass. CdM IW0-6161 $259,500 SaVSun 1·5 22161 Luau Ln .. Huntington Beach 675-6670 $96,000 Sat/Sun l 5 1406 W~t<:llff Dr., Newport Beach 752-<&il $170.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 * 5322 Sitrra Roja rrurtlerock > t rv 64()..7000 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1857 Braemar Wny. B. Bay. N.B 673·8700 . Sat & Sunday 1·5 ••l~ Baruna. Hunt'g Hrbr · 846·2848 $250,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2317 Irvine Avt:. <Back Bay) N. B. 6444910 $220,000 Sun 1·5.30 20152 Swans<!a, Huntington Bt:ach 640-9900 Sunday 1·5 1846 'fradt:winds, Newport Beach 640-9900 Sat 2-6/ Sun l ·5 3394 Fuchs ia. Costa Mcs <1 673·7300 Sunday 1·5 209 Pt:arl Ave .. Balboa Island 640-53.57 Sat/Sun •3030Country Club Dr. Mt:saVt:rde 540-1151 Sl45.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2784San Juan. M<:sa ut:I Mar . CM 556-2660 S84 ,500 Sunday l ·S 18282 Carnaby. Huntington Bch 846-5531 $98.900 SatlSWl 1·5 •4911 Royce <Univ Pk) Irv me 551-0484 $150.000 Sat/Sun 1·• 2036 Phalarope. Mt:sa Vt:rcle. C~J 675·5511 $129.900 SatlSun 1·5 930Jun11><:ro. Mesa Dtl Mar.CM. 751-3191 ~'79,900 SlUlday 1-5 1835 Tahiti Dr . Costa Mtsa 546-2313 $152,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2129 So. Fort-s t. off W arntr. SA 646·3255 $72.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2300 Port Aberdt:t:n, I IV I JI , NB 752-1700 $Uf8.500 Fte Sun 1·5 15081Sonny Cir. CRanc h )lrv 752-1700 $107,900 Sat 12·5. Sun 2 · 30·6 3981 Ash, College Pk, Irv 752-1700 $10'J,OOO . Sat 1-5 1833 Oriole Dr. (Mesa Verd<: l CM · 546-9950 $154.900 Sal/Sun 1-5 873 Sandcastle. Harb Vu, CcJM 675-341 l S239.500 Sall Sun 1-5 · •2004 Yacht ViJ.!iiant. Nwpt B<'h 675-3411 S259.000 Sat Sun 1·5 • •5 Bodega Bay. Spy~l ass. C<.I M 675·3411 SJ14.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3907 Inlet lsle, Corona d(!l Mar · 675·3411 $149,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 19522 Sil!rra Raton <Turtlerock > Irv 673·8550 5132.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 215 Lu~onia. Ntwport Beach 645-6080 Sl08.000 Sundav l 5 220 J as mmc. Corona dt:I Mar 644-7211 $227,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 24401 Call<: Toricido. I rvm<: 645·7221 $115.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1422 Ketl Dr .. llVlhlls . CdM 675·6000 S229.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17832 Arhor Lam:. I rvm<: 752-1920 Sl~J .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 20251 Morristown Cir Prk Hunt. llB fl75-6000 $119. 750 Sat'Sun 1 5 1857 Rhodes Dr. Mt:s aVt:rdc, C'.'vl 546-5990 $136,500 Sat/Sun l ·S #5 Rt:drock. Irvin~ 646·7711 $159.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2069 Mandarin. Costa ME:Sa 540-1720 $139.500 · Sunday 1·5 28 Drakt:S Bay <Spyglass> CdM 644 -6200 Sun. l ·'.:. 1307 Kt:el Drivt:: <HV Hill~> CdM 644-6200 $205.000 S un. 1·5 8752Sailport Drivt!. Jluntm~ton Bch 644-6200 $159.500 Sun. 1·5 14648 ~ach . Colll·g1• Park. Irv. 752·7315 $109.500 Sun 1·5 •2242 Htatht:r La .. Nwpt Stach 640·5357 $175.000 Sunday •227 Sh erwoocl Pl., Costa Mesa 673-3663 $135.000 Sunday 1·4 •546Sturgc:on. off Paularino, CM 548·1168 $85.000 Sun 12·4 1911 East Balboa Blvd .. Bal Penin $275.000 Sunday 1·5 :n40Sumatra (Mesa Verdt) CM. 545-1588 $79.900 Sun. 1·5 15052 Humphrey C1 r (Ranch) Irv 551·2905 $106,900 Sunday 1·5 2281 Caper Tr<:t:, Tus tin 546-4141 $96,900 Sunday 1-5 2812Loretlo, Costa Mt:sa 54()..1720 $84.500 Sunday 1·5 3286Calilornia St. MesaVtrcJe. CM 546-4141 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 3187 Madera. Costa Mt:sa 546-2313 589.900 Sun 1·5 18762Saginaw. (Turtlerock) Jrv 644·1761 $124.900 Sunday 1-5 1839 Oriole, Mesa Verde, CM 645-0303 $157,900 Sunday 1·5 1033 Parkhill, Costa Mesa 67J.6900 $120,000 Sunday 1·5 8701 Larkport, Huntington Bch 963-5891 btlow $100.000 Sun 12·5 1112Sandcastlt, HVHls, CdM 675-6000 $269,000 SWlday l ·5 18741 Pas~Cortez, rrvint: 675-6000 $129,000 Sunday 1·5 •2334 AraJia, Eas tbluff, NB 675·6000 $168,000 Sunday 1·5 S IEDIOOM • • 1406 So. Bayrront. Bal ts. 675-6000 $585,000 Sat/Sun l·S 8701 Larkport, Huntington Bch 963-5891 b(!low Sl00,000 Sun 12·5 2627 Cov~. Chlna Cove 675-6000 $395,000 Sunday l ·S S • Ii FAM RM • OIN Newport Beach ~·2064 ; 1-537..MlCJ $179,000 SallSWl 1·$ 4041 Belvedere. Greenl~. trv. 752·7315 $1l4,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 3116 Pier~t. Coeta Mesa 581·7~ $861500 Sat/Sun l·S 3116 Llncol n W ny. Costa Meaa 8.'rl-8762, 640-2108 Sat/Sun 1·5 41 BddeJta Bay <Spyglass> CdM 644.QOO Sa.t/Sun 1-5 I ~.~.~ ...... ~~!.~~-..... ~.~!: ....... ~!:!.'!~~ ........ l ~:~!.~~~ ....... 1~~!!!.~~~~:........ Sunday,September25, 1977 DAILYP1LOT 07; G ... "4 10011• stl · t •••rtl& IOOZ G1w.. 1002 Gw,... 1002 G...,..e 1002 Hou1HForS• jHcwtHForSde HoutetForS. ~ .. ............................................. ....................... •••..•.......••••...... .•......•.•.••...•.•... ....................... •···•··•••········•·•·· ····•·················· ······•······•····•••·· .. ~II. macnab I lrvlne t--realty IALIOA ""'"SULA Trph.:x tll'ar b<:ad1 & &y. t 8R, 2 Hf & '.\ RH units -t:tiCh fully furm~hc:cl t;xctllt-nt opportwilty for thr w1\c 1m <:stor $159,500. Lynne V1knt1nc ~-6200 <Q 72) a..FUUflSHED UHITS C.:1'M.: lo lil:a1:h m N~wport All n~nl· €:( on wintt·r s<.'hc<lul~. Manager on p1op~rty . Hurry -won't last! $~89,500. Gisela H an~n 644-6200. (Q-73> COSTA MESA! DU,W! Sd1· hv <;1<le units <3 BR:s each) ~ JJl'I\ ate yard . upJ.:r adctl tntry tic. s unk«n liv111g rm w 'fir(!plact:. £:.ith unit w /:-1cp. dhl dt:tal:ht:d gar . l··ac.Jmg mto fonn·d yard. Clo1-.c to ~hoob & s hopping. SWS,000. Lynnt: ''al<:ntinl: f'44·6200 CQ 7-1 > IMVESTORS! Dl"luxc Duph.:x CdM -·•nt:w" customizttl units jus t 2 blocks to )t:ach ! l"ir<:places -<:opp<::r plumb· n g -full rns ul ation . Flt:xib lt 'inanci11g. S259,500. ·Harriet Perry J 12-8235 <Q-75) CUSTOM HOME OH CRYST ALA IRE GOLF COURSE Will M·ll or trade: ht·aulifully built. spal·tous :J BR. family rm hom l! on t·hampwn..,h1p course. 3500' up in San c:ahrn.:I tooth1ll\ Great vie:w I nun homt· & 30' co\ <:rt:tl te rrace:. v.rnl<t ... ll(" opportunity for golfors. 111 \ 1·...,l mt·nt or r <:t1rt:mt:nt. Nt:ar sm;.tll a1rl1 cltl & trout fi s hin g SIJO 1.100 lkllc Chasl· Lt:<: &14-6200. ((1 7fi I CORONA DEL MAR Wt·ll huill J BIL 2 hath home zont:d lt-2 Bnng your <·ontractor & add a unit' Clos<: lo ~choul . ht:ach & s hop· pini.:. Flcx1hle financing. Gisela !lanL·n (~11 GWJ. <Cl 77) 644-6200 642-8235 901 Dover OnVI' H<1rbor View Center trv1nP "' C<lmpu' Valley Center 752·1414 ll~l\l" 11111wt h inL' to wll"' 'il·:l.L. idle 11l-m:. '"lh " C.]~':.111•11.icl~ d111t wt'll l>.11lv l'tlul ('l;.i ... :.1rwd .\ti COMMRCIAL LOT an c.out Hlghway, 4,500 21q. ft. of JeveJ Jaod near 0... PoW MlriN. ~.ooo OCIAH & NIU. VIEW from muler suite of this 3 BR Las Brlau home. $79,500. Located in S.. ..... c.,r. ma 0,. Sat. s.. 1-5 l I 016 vr. .. a.o..to IEST PRICED 4 B rt home in area. 2235 sq. ft. of charm. Separate master suite, 3 secluded patios. Located in Dcma PoW. $104,900. 0,.. s-dlly 1·5 25Zll YacM Drhe FISH & SAIL Minutes from door steµ of th•~ im maculatc 4 BR •. 1530 sq. ft. home in Vllop S-Ma. $75,500. 1.8 ACRES L4ICJlllllCI hoch. Great ocean view pro· perty. $199,500 G..wral ANCHORAGE , INVESTMENTS I. Rr.11/1or ~..,, 496·7711 . I 1002GeMra1 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT HEIGHTS MOVE-IN CONDiTION Spacious 3 Bdrm & d t n home tll!gantly dt:cor atctl. Frt:nch <.Joor~ & windows thruout. alon~ with new appliancc:s. s hullt:rs. paint & c~ri><;t. Opportunity for ocean & bay v1tws at this s uper location. 621 CltHDr .:\'.\\pt llgts Sl7!1,!Hlll COM CHARMER PRICE REDUCED $10,000 Wood. lmck & ~hake & priv beach al'Ct~~ 3 Bdrm & 2 Ba & hrii~hl chtt-ry kitc hen. Don 'l miss this ont with lushly planted landscaping & warm wood d<:ck patio 461 Seaward Ru Cc.IM. Opt.:n Sun . 1·5. $149,500 ~o/R§AL3 675-2311 DIRECTORY • ..., ..... e...ty ._,.., ..... ,.. .............. ,.. .......... tr.+ Al .... i.e.._ hhd ~ _. *9crilNd Ill .............. .., ... eril .... ......_.Ill....,., DAILY "LOT WAM'r ADS.,..,._. ._... ...-i... ... fer .. ,..,.... .. ..;M .. W .. _11lwf•wwl'-•11111c.._._,~911 -....,. 5 IR & FAM RM or DIEM * 1524 Sandcastle. I larbVuHls. CdM 640-6161 $249,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 22 Cypn:ss Pt. Ln <Bil.! Cyn l NB 644 1910 $350.000 $al/Sun 1·5 :m 1711 In inc Avf: . Nt.:0A'pOrt Bch 4H.t-m.llil St55.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2 Mb~1on Ray. Spyi!la~~. CdM 1;15:m1 S289.500 Sat/Sunl-5 28:l0 Cai oh. Eas tbluff, NB 675 tiOOO ~15:!.900 Sal'Sun 1·5 1112 Somt·r-.d. < Oovl!r ~hores >NB 673-9060 $287 .500 Sunday 1·5 2716Canar y, Mesa V~rde, C.M. 549-1503 Sl39,900 Sundav 1·5 1102 Et Camino, Costa ME!!& · 963-7881 $99,500 Sun 12·5 1337 Cliff Drlvt , Lagunt' Beach 675·3411 $249,500 Sunday 1·5 6 IR & FAM IM or DB' , 22 Point Loma Dr <Spyglas!')CdM 644-6200 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & UNIT J ... 00... 325 E . 23rd Sl. (Nwprt Hgt!'.> C.M. 646-7711 $225,000 Sat/Sun l ·S TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE J llDIOOM 621 Shasta Ln .. Costa M(.'S<' 646-7711 $87,SOO SaVSon 1·~ 18251 Bay~rry <Unlv Park) Irv. 97~ $99,~ ftt Sat/Sun 1 ·~ CONDOMINIUMS FOR SAU 2 ••• C)()till • • •310Fernando1408. BalboP (213) 661..0361 $17~.ooo Sal/SunlO·~ #JOCn:stClrcle, Coronadtl Mar 631·1800 $124,900 Sunday J .~ •601 Lido Pork Or. Unit 3F, NB 615·8900 $250,000 Set/Sun l~ 2235 Vista Huerta. Newport ~b .&4-t·~ $100,000 Open Sat/Sun I I~. lrvlne 6U-0303 S1S9 ,900 Gl St:a Pinc Ln. CBi J.! Cyn) NB 644-4910 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 • * •973 Bayside Cove Wtst.NB f>40·1812 S325.UOO Sun 1-5 Ii Solana. Irvine 645·0303 $107 ,500 l IEDROOM Sunday 1·5 525 Avt:nida Campo, Bluffs, NB. 644-6090 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IR & FAM RM or DEM r.34 Rainbow Falls. Irvine 549-4764 Sat/Sun 1-5 1968San Bruno <Bluffs) N{>t Bch 640.-7000 $99.500 Sunday 1-5 ~612 Vista dtl Oro <Bluffs) NB 64.2·8235 $112,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2424 Vista Hogar . Bluffs, N.B. 640-1812 $117,500 Sunday l ·S DUPLEXES FOR SALE I IR EACH 2220 Wat~rfront, Corona del Mar · 613·3181 $165,000 Sa 12·4, Sn 11·3 2 IR IACH 414-4141.1t Acacia. Corona del Mar 673-8494 5210.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 110 lrts, Corona del Marl " 644·7211 Swiday 1·5 3445'2 Via Espmaia, Capo &:act~ 673-3230 Sl52,S<10 Sunday l·S 4<*'~rra <Corona Highlands) CdM 673·3230 Sunday 1..S 4 •• & i. !'t('l6 E. Oct!anfront, Balboa f<.75 5800 Sunday l ·S TRIPLEX FOR SALE 111&2• ... 200 E. Balboa Balboa Ptnlmula 96S-9717 Sl69,800 Sun l·~ J •I.ACM 43tl &,award Rd., Corona chi Mar 6"-4848 119&,000 Sat/SUD 1·5 HOUS! FOR RINT ~ 1 •a •AM IN• DIM j • n'J 8a)'lldtr DrlYt, CcUI 644~ tUOO/mo. Siili. t:.S GeRerol I 002 GNef'OI I 002 General I 002 . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • HOMES OPEN 1-5 This Aftlf'ftOOft UMIQUE IH HARBOR VIEW HILLS Burlingamt: with country fotl. 4 bdrrns. bonus rm. 3 baths. formal din· ing rm. pastoral & octan v11::ws. SE:E: al 1112 SandcasllE:. $269,000 -foe land. UMIQUE OM IALIOA ISLAHD -5 bdrms. 5 baths. pier and noat, best location, $585,000. Sec Rita Boland at 1406 So. Bayfront. UHlq\JE IM RAHCHO SAM JOAQUIM -2 htlrm. d(!n, l!nd unit with park vitw. smashing! Ste Laraine O'Ntill al 16 Montana.<; Sud; bring $119,500 UNIQUE IN WESTCLIFF -tranquil and private. immaculate 3 bdr m; one of th<: bE:st. $139,500. Stt Sandy Zook at 1401 Nottingham Ru. UHIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS - S pacious 4 bdrms. fam rm. game rm. dining rm. 3 car garage. lmmac. S229.500. See Debt Bibb at 1422 Ktel Orivt:. UNIQUE IN THE BLUFFS -2 l>tlrm + den. or 3 btlrm. will sell soon a t S149,500. Ste at 2907 P t rla. UNIQUE IN COST A MESA -Cool a nd colorful. 2 stor y. 3 bdrm. 1mmac. t·ond . Set: Elaine Bell at 188 Tht: M c.tstcrs Circle. just brini.t $117 .500. UMlq\JE IH HARBOR VIEW HOMES -J hc<lroom. ram rm . imma<:ul;.itt• conrl1· l um. excel lent \ :.t I ul: at $1 12.000 Sl·t: Barb I lutl:htng:-. al 1s:w Port Ashli.:•• UNIQUE IN EASTBLUFF 2260 l>Cj •• It 4 bdrm. sing !<.' story. pool. uniqul! Sec Vtr~ill'nc: Hull at 2334 Aral1a. UNIQUE IN EASTILUFf -4 bdrm. 2 story with family dtn. nl!w carpets. Set: Marilyn Thomas al 2830 Carol>. Bnng jus t $152.900. UNIQUE IN CHINA COVE -5 bdrms. artist's rl!tr tal. on tht.: watt.:r nt:xt to a beach. $395,000 s anu dollars. Stt: N aclinl! Crou I at 2627 Covt Street. UNIQUE IN THE BLUFFS -Rare R plan. fantastic vit:w. 3 bclrms. See Harriette Hammond at 209 Nata; bring $179,500. UMIQUE IN MESA VERDE -2 story. 3 bdrm, intriguing expl!nenct, pool. Sct: Jackit Handleman a t 18.59 Boa Vista Cir. Bring $137.900 UNIQUE IN PARK HUMTIHGrTOH -4 hclrm. 2 story. s hows beautifully. $119.750. Ste Rot Bullt.:rf1<:ld at 20251 Morristown Cir ch.:. UNIQUE IM TURTLEftOCI< -Spacious 4 bdrm townhome . s up e rclean, $129.000. &:e J oAnne Perkins at 18741 Pas1c-o Corttz. UNIQUE IH MESA VERDE -Hidden 2 story, immac, added lanai, $136,500 . St:e Barbara Orahood at 1857 Rhocll!S Dr. U~l()UI: li()M~§ REALTORS" Ht( NICEST Pf OPLL Srl LINC. THE NFATFST l~OMES CORONA DEL MAR. 675 6000 MESA VERDE, 546 5990 • CALL US 1002Ge.wrol 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A+wiJIOU.MW ........ tn .. MclaM 2 IMcfroori. 2 bath ToWllttcMM a.. M.wport leodl. C• IM y0tn J1111 IS, 1971 ;· Priced Under I 25K 551-40H * Catch our star in Laguna! The view is FOREVER! This elegant 2BR. den, 4-bath home is FANTASTIC! The huge bonus room is PHENOMENAL! We invite you to visit your DREAM HOME today 1-5. 545 Dunnegan Place . SJ00,000 * Caleb our star in Eastbluff ! V"natile •BR floor plan located on choice comer lot makt:a this the perfect fami.IY homE1 In the perfect family lftal We invite your inspec· Uon today 1·5 . 2901 Catalpa fllZ.100 Pete Barrell Jea/J~ prejen!J WONDERFUL WESTCLIFF FIHD saEHITY & COMFORT -in this immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath horn<:. Formal dining r oom enhan ctd by quality wallpapt:r, wainscoating and stainoo g lass panels. LovE:-ly landscap- ing in a patio a nd yard large tnough for pool AND garden. I 50 I UIKollt La. Nwpt lch S• I ·5 DOVER SHORES SHOWPLACE FO.CEST CONSTRUCTION-and fabulous «ilecornling to the lasl dct:ul. Sec and enjoy this 3 bcclrm, fam1lv rm home with its bcaullful Bat'k 'nav view! ll.tgh ceilings. cool comlorl. all large rooms. ~72.500. I 500 AnffCJUa Way, HI Sat/S• 1-5 WARMTH AND CHARM DESCRJIE THIS CLIFF HA VEM HOME. Delightful 3 btdroom. 2 bath a nd Cam.Hy room. located on cornt r of 15th an~ St. J am es Rd. Hardwood fl oors. brick fplc and nt:wly rt:moclelt:d coun- try kitchl!n in solid walnut. L<trgc prival<.: yard. Com plt:tely t:nclost:d - has 2 brick patios, fruit trees a nd plt:nty of room for pool. more garages, or a vf.'g<:table garden . $132,500. 70~1Sth St. Hewporl lch Sat/San 1-5 BEST BUY IN AREA llG & IEAUTIFUL IN WESTCUFF -5 nice bedrooms (with fabulous 2nd story mastt:r suit<:) and 3'h baths. Firt:places in family rm and living rm. Ovtr 3000 sq. ft. of lovcly living - all for $174.900. ISLAND BAYFRONT IMCREDllLE OPPORTUNITY! Beautiful nt·w listin g on Balboa Is land. 4 Bt-tJrooms and 4 baths in lari?t family humc. Shared pitr and clock. Sandy beach at low tide:. Lar~e mas tE:r bcdrm with v1<:w -loads of storage. $449,000. Fee. SMALL OCEAN VIEW NEWPORT CREST COMDO -hE:autiful· ly upgr aded. near-nE:w J btdrm, 211:! bath. dining room home. Lovely wallpaf>(!rs. carpels and coortlinate<l drapes. Jus t rE:ductd to $119,500 NEW MARINA HIGHLANDS TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY to lt-.t tn a brand new 3 bedroom. 3 hath horn<:. Many amenities includl' lplc. tilt-s ank . shake roof. ~aragc door opt:nl'r. nice fenctd yard. St.:c it today! $89.500 1002G.-ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WE ARE PLEASED To be selected to prl!st:nt this fabulous property. It is ODE! of the most pr(!- stigious properties evtr off ertd in NE.!wporl Btach. Covers many acres. a nd will be one of tht· best invt:st- m t:nts ever off erE:d on the coast. $5,000,000. cash down. Full pricE: $14,000,000. For t:xclus1ve interview for qualifications, pleasl! make an ap- pointment. An inv(!s tme nt of a lifetime! THE GLOCKNER COMPANY E stab. 1926 644-0070 646-5708 eves. ARTIST'S SPICIAWIACH 2 ST1lY-SS4.t50 Ora ma tic llv. rm. eounnet kitchen. d1a~. sweeping stairs to hid~ away master awte and guest quarters. Hurry! Dm-7881 <ll'IN 111O·"SJUN10 Ill "'<t• [®ltiPdUI 3 UNITS EASTSIDE This uil•;.illy located in come property b;.iyb& JU9l wh.il you are looking fur. One 3 bdrm. 2 bath & 2 one bdrm units close l<> shopplni: & transporta- Uoo. 646-7711. Heal Estate ---OWNER ANXIOUS 4 Bdrm:.. a spotless emt'll tional home 1s ju& o(X'ners. You will live o • a qwct cul-de-sac in • well kept tract among , super bwlt·ms .<\II th~ plu..'> thl.' beach-bike trails und schools are all 1- w a I k 1 n ~ dis tance. llurry' 516 2313 PRICE REDUCED LIVEIM NEWPORT Thi• ~l'llcrs have moved and will carry a second trusl deed. A beautiful executive bome. 3 B<tnns and the xtras to make this one of Newport's most outst.andinc homes. You can purchase for k <is tbao 20'l> down. $46-2313 li'.iftliil S2000VA /\lm()'.l new 4 bdrm home I{·..,~ than one year o ld. ~000 total cash needed to ~<'l "' this beautiful home. For more info - hurry! Call 963-6767 [i'iiii VETS ••FREE•• VA Counwli•tcJ I: Info. SttVlce Ho Down Poymettt Frff U1t of VA : Homes in O.C. Orange Co':.. Larges~ V /\. I fomc Broker CaU 24 Hrs. 646-9898 . WOHLD HE/\L ESTATI!! ATTEMTIOM INVESTORS 2 Single family homes a" one lot very sharp pro· perty in excellent re~l area. Positive cash n~ Priced below market lift $66,950. Hur r y! Call 0036767 '"~"' 11; '1• I' 'i 'LJN l()hl Nt(f 1 [e1s111 LAGUNA I 002 Magnificent ocean view ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••<!••••••••••• lot! Three Arch Bay ; bwld the house or your PRESTIGIOUS dreams In exclusive, private community Immaculate home fillt:d with "mot1'on • w / ' u a rd c d g •le • ~ 'Sl7S,000! - and up/grades. Located on cuJ-de-sac · COSTA MESA . and VE:ry private lot. With view in a Eastside c harmer. 'z very desirable nei~hborhood. Formal UR .. starter or reUl'~-dinin~ rm, h~e fam rm, lge kit w/eat-menthome. $59.:>0CH ing area. 4 Bedrooms. 2112 baths. En· lolboa lay Prop.,', , joy the very best in Mission Vit:jo. Rffffon . * 675-7060 * • Ask for Joe.., 831-1203 C.......,21 CrowwV.., 1002 GHeral .... WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE 1002 ,, CUL·DE·SAC ME S A VER DE 4 bedroOm. 2 IJalh. larae ram rm centering a~d l6x36 pool. Shake roof, • double fireplace It< 4lnhag rm. Priced ri&ht. Cell ~5880. Canyon Bluffs · e ~ HERITAGE . • REALrOR"' ... 'r: • .. .• ., 4 • .. • • .. ,. .. ... DAllV PllOf Sund1y 9ept1rnber 2S. 11177 TARBELL REALTORS. Priced to Se-11 Sellers are 1n a hurry' Han<Jsome reel brick fireplace tor those cool tall evenings• Eatony area oll the k•tchen anu J betlrooms Cov· ere<J paho anJ trailer access New plumb1nq Can't last' $64 950 540· 1720 Owner Anxious Great family home with k1nq sized bedroom 1n super Mesa Verue nc1qhborhoot1. lovely larqe kitchen which mom will auore1 Entry. eat1nq area 2 llrepiaces anJ 3 betlrooms. Won 11ast1 $81 950 540·1720 Price Slashed Super conuo thal will please the whole tam1· ly 3 beUrooms u1n1n·1 room area eatinq nook. built ins anti extra baths A Monticello Model' Patto anti community pool Don t wait' $58 500 540· 1 no Heer Excelet'lt Schools Vacant' Reatly to move 1n? EattnQ area family room. entry hall fireplace 1n the hvonq room eno 4 be<Jrooms Sprinklers. Call tor all the dP.ta1ls $84 500 540-t 720 letter Hurry Lovely home. shows pride ot ownership' Rum· pus room with built 1n bookcase and pro1ectors space, den d1n1nq room araa. eating area off the country kitchen and brick fireplace 1n 1he loving room 3 bedrooms Sloragi> statue toun· lain in rear Patio f ake action• $75,000 540-1720 MffCI Def Mar•s lest Immaculate beauty with special built ins 1n the kitchen 3 bedroom tarmly home with din· tng room eahnq area auract1ve entry and brick fireplace Covered patoo sprinklers Call tor all the details S84 500 540-1720 Aduth Only Outstanding Huntington Bay arec. lush surround1m1s Ne•t to pool anti club house. discover this super 4 bedroom condom1n1um with dining room area eating area and entry hall Redwood lancing. patio Workshop with outlets Don't miss 1t1 $68.500 540-1720 Drastically R~ced Mesa Verde beauty with party wet bar 1n the family room and elegant mirrors throughout 4 bedroom home woth d1n1ng room. entry and 2 stone l1replac1?s Kitchen featuring eating area and built ins CovereC: patio. sprinklers Proless1onal landscaping -lush' Can t last' $139.500 540-1720 ExcepH•al Super pool home with neat pattol Lovely tile and decking outside -entertanMs deltghL Al· tractive entry chnrnQ room eatino area. 3 bedrooms and extra baths Call now· won't last S83.400 540-1720 You W011"t lelieve Until you aeet Open Sunday t-5. 3106 Fernheath. Brick terraces add a lovely touch to the \o\1911 lanoscaped yard! Super home with country kitchen anc.I eating area. family room. brick flreplace. dining room. entry and 3 bedrooms Patio and trailer access. Corner lot on Quiet street Better hurryt $73.950 54(}1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa HouH t For SM ...., .. , for S.W ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOOJG....... 1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEPTEMBER SPECIAL WIWAMSIUIG nADmOHAL Tu Clt.:alt• the ptrft'Ct ambiance !or your Arnt:r1cnn & t-:nghsh ant•ques. this t'harmang, 1mmaculalt: 4 bedroom. :J hath & "''" hom~ has brtrk moldings, Fn·m·h doors & hcautiful hardware. l511 HIGHLAND Asktn).! $247.500. l'rt:M·nt all offers! ' OOVH SHORES Sccurtty minded executive. Home on pn~ltgwus slrt:d Spac.·1ous 5 bdrm. large family rm & formal dining rm racing bcauliful pool SIZt:d yard. Vitw of Newport Ct:nltr nttl' litt.-s and glimpse of ocean 1112 SOMERSET Open Sunday l ·5 S287 .500 GRHHIROOK HOME rmmaculat<: J Bdrm w/landscaped yard. heated pool & jacuzzi near San Dil'go & Newport Frwys. Price rt-· dun--d to $99,950. 3363 FCSClllA. Costa Mesa NEWPORT HEIGHTS Come st:<: the st:nsattonal 180 de~r<:<: view of Nt:wport Harbor & Catalina. complet<:ly remo<lelt!d & freshly dt· corah :d with s uper nt:w d eck & jacuzzi. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath, w/separatt! g u~t quarters. $275.000 1521 KINGS RD. 4 NEWPORT CREST Love ly end unit. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. Lowest priced in tht: Crest. $96.500. 19 WILDGOOSE CT. N.B. DAVIDSON REALTY SSOI W Coo~t Hwy N B 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Blvd N B 673· 9060 Geurat 1002 .....................•.•...................... BEST IN BLUFFS RARIE 4 IDRM E-PLAM IEHO UMIT The family home you'v<: been waiting for. Great fam rm. w/wt:l bar. St:wtni.: room. storage i.!alort-. 21r.z bas. 2400 sq .ft. Prof<:ssionally decoratt:d thru- out. Kitchl:n w/bltn microwavt:. Love- ly private patios. wide rolling i.:ret:n · hells. early Bluffs. Fabulous valut: $177,500. OPEH 1-5 SUMDA Y & MONDAY 2056 VISTA CAJOM (Off Vista .. Orot HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR, IMC. MLS 644-0134 1973 Top Llsttt & Top Wesman 1974 & 1975 a ......... up Hewport-MeH loard of Redton 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 s how place. a nd j ust steps to pool and close to park. CALL NOW 962·4454. HUNTINGTON BAY CONDO An adult com munity near shopping, banks, restaurants-even the bus stops at the corner. This one story . one bedrm home is a rare available opportunity for you. At $41.500. Call now to see. 962-4454. CUSTOM BUil T Can you envision yourself living in your p rofessionally decor ated hom e? T he decor at or's own 6 bedrm residence now for sale. This unusual home is priced al $275,000. Call 640-6161. CONDO Adult occupied condo. Charming e nd unit with secluded entry. pools. tennis courts. Walking distance to shopping and library. $82,900. Call 640-6161. . DEERFIELD PARK HOME Corner lot . c h oice greenbelt location. Private yard, 2 redwood decks, wood entry. spacious 1695 sQ. ft., 2 BE:drooms. den, 2 baths. beige car'P(!ts and drapes. Buy~ anx).ous. $97$0. CaJI S46·'141 . • ' ~~!:!.~~~~ ....... 1 ~~!!!!.~.~~ ....... ~c:-!!::!.~~ ....... 1 ~~.~~~ ....... ~~~·--· lalN>a Island I 006 -...0. ltl-.d I 006 CoroM .. Mw I 022 C..... .. Mw t OJ Coste~ t 021 ········•·•·•·••······•······················· .................................................................. . REDUCED $40,000 of.ocalion -J#.alion 4 I 4-4 t 4'11 ACACIA Bctw~n Paciric Dr. & First Av~! 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba th home. Family room • breakfast area. new kitchen. heated terrace. Just completed. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath view unit, 24x12 deck. $210,000. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 Open Sun 1 Belfut Ave. Huce yard. ton Really. 54 .. Jh... ~ouma dd vltalt W!lf~ ()/3-8494 205 E. Cot11t Hwy .. C.... det M.-~~~ w ._,...... Coronc1 del Mer I 022 Cotta Mno I 0241•------- Builder must sell 2 year old 3 bedroom So. Bayfront home; remodeled last month. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... . OP&IHOUSE IZ·S REDUC 01 • • Prt vale Beach ••:\laster Swtc w ,'fircplun.• OPEN HOUSE SAT &SUM 1-5 220JASMIME 'IJ Ilk To OCHn 2832 STROM BOLi Rd • MESA VERDE Owner movin needs 4 Bdrm, formal din rm. rast aclion. MESA family rm country VERDE3Br,2t>t,ram sz kitchen. S135,SOO. Ph yard. patio wi brick, 546-Red522.3 BBQ, bonus rpt. new ••Game Hoom w fircnl4.lt>l' & \\t·t b~r * • Liv Rm w /fire place & wet bar t'ornplete ly re modeled 11n an oversized lot. A ::.mashmg 4 bdrm plus dl'n plus formal dining lllu-; hu~e family room with o p e n b ea m s. natural wood textures and ocean and jetty view from mast.er suite & sun· deck. J wt steps lo Ocean Rlvd . R e duced lo $.!27,000. Carpet Rltrs: Nina cpts, painl & r f. 2917 __ c_al_l .;..(7_14_>_962_-1_1_1_1 _1 Royal Palm. try Owner will consider 2nd TD, lease/op- tion, or possible trade. Principles on- ly. $358,000. Day s 640·6059, Evenings 640·4468/640-5070 lal>oa Island I 006 Corona del Mar 1022 . ......•.....•............•.........•..••••••• Call 644·7211 )) 20l6 PHALAROPE MESA VERDE OWNER'S ANXIOUS Price red u ced l o $129,900. Beautiful Cami· 10% down. N wpo rl American Prop. 5·1.918 or957-1900. ()pen aily. 21/J Yeors Hew! Open llousc Sat/Sun: 209 Pearl Ave. Nr C1>llms Island 4 Bit, 3 UA, ready lo move in. Available al S275,000. Call now? CDMBEACH COTTAGE ly home in best Mesa 1 ______ _._ __ ___ ....:;;;'-'-~="• Verde area. 4 Bedroom, 3 M.V. Golf Course, bath, form~l dining 5 Br. 3 ba. N room, pool sized yard, graded . s 1 s /JD.NIGEL BAIL:[Y & ASSl:JCIATES r. Lots or wood und stained gla~i.. St39,!l50. R.C. T Jt. YLOR CO. 955-0350 covered patio. 556-M76. CENTURY 21 Marte-n Real &tate 640-5357 A STARTER 180° OCU.H VllEW Pvt beaches. 4 Bdrm, 2 ba. pool. S229,SOO. by owner. 673·7973. Open houl>c Sat1Sun l·S. 728 Cameo 1 lighlands Dr. OPEHSAT/SUM f·S 1------- COLEOFMEWPORT , esa Verde Arta. I n 6 75-SS I I State streets. 3b 2ba. _________ 1 $83,900. Owne can R-E-ft 11 ,. ·tD finance to S79,,0t al 1 lome on ocean view site Like new. 2 bedroom, 2 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------1 hath, St 22,500. Try --B~Y-V-l-EW___ st:>,OOOdown. BY OWNER. beaut. 1 "' HAL rlHCHIM lc\'el Har Harbor, 5 Br 2 HEAi.TORS Ba. lge ceramic tile 3 ~~~~:!e 675_4 392 k1tch, fplc in Fam Rm. ___ 1 2000 sq.fl. 586.500. Drive Open llousc Sat Sun l0·5 321 Huhy. Sl85,000 Ph SPYGLASS HILL bi3 5000_____ ()r,1mat1cally l>ltUaled, to JllG Pierce, and call 581·7494 Open House Sat1Sun 1·5 ------Balboa Pettinsllla I 007 ocean & bay' iew:-.: 4 HH. • ••••••••••• •••••• •• • •• ram. rm • pool & Jacuu1. OPEN HOUSE J<.:ar gar $21$9,500 PE ........... suL.a. PAUi. MARTIN Sat i Sun 10to5. " " "' REAL EST AT": r,-14 738.'l 3 br. 2'h ba Condo. lntr O ceanfront Triplex -11tr1 um . 2 patios. Top locatwn. Close to Dupll'x . 21Jr . 2ba hi.e Decorated in earth tones rvcr}thing Now install +2br, 2ba ap t ovt>r &cedar. Brookview Con· 1ng eopper plumbing ga r age . St7>L500 . dos. South Coast Plaza thru-out. Will be com· L <ir kspur, 500 bll.. lot· Take Bristol South, plckly rc!Jaintcd in & S44·fi903 then left on Paularlno. out & rc.•carpetell A 1 _________ 1 613 Lakeview Lane . b;ird to 11nd item & n-nsat/Sun 1•5 5s60937_· _____ _ pnc:ccJ HIGHT. -.-MOST HOUSE · 4711-481 Mornmi: Cy11 Hd ouru ;x with 2 l>cdrm. FOR THE MOHEt I ha each ;ind f1replac:ci. Open Fri I 0-2,' 646·3928 5.tS Jlll3 Sat & Sun l·S Lachenmyer 1 Realtor ' 'frt·Plex Xlnt cond. 2 houses + cmcency apt.1--0•,•IE•.,.-s·u·H-l-•5-• .lu!>l steps to ocean & bay Only Sl69.000 Opn 409 SERRA H.~l' Sun 1·5 963-9777 Great remodel on this duplex 1n Co r ona Highlands Located on large cornPr l11l with ocean VIC\\ from hoth un ill. ~ Brtrmc;, :! hath~ earh. Uppt:r ur11t will ht• open tor your mspcclmn. Capistrano Beech I 0 11 ·········••············ OCHFROHT DUPLEX ~5.000 &M 8t85 OPEHSUH 1·5 BRADLEY & CO. REALTORS 673-3230 34452 Via &pinota Ocean \'1cw duplex. 2 BR. 2 baths, 2 Car encl 1--------• garage. Near new. SJS2,SOO BRADLEY & CO. REALTORS 673-3230 Corona del Mar 1022 ····•··········••······ VllEWVIEW VIEW 4 RR. bar. pool. Best re· s1dential area. I 13 3 W1'itesail1 673-760 I YOUR HOME TOWN IROl<ER LOWEST PRICE In lovely Irvine Tt'rrHCl' Big lot. 4 bedroom. J bath. high t·athcdrcal t•cil1n i: Completely walled m for prt\'acy and it 's \al·anl' On l y Sl42.50U rlo1wna dd ~{m *fiJ>w/wtlieJ 673-8~.94 2435 £. CoHt Hwy • CdM Bav:inan-4 yr old. 4 br. beamed ceiling-;, oak rlrs. on canyon w1creck & view. $315.000. Ownrh\l(l 640 7773 ----- 3 I 16 LiftCOht W •'f 2200 SQ ft., 5 br & ram. rm. nll on 1 Jevel. On a Cul -de-sac of well mamt'd. homes. $80,500. /\gt IU2·8752. 546·2018. 549-2638 IYOWNH Easts1de Custom. 2000 sq fl. 3 bd 2 ba, slep-Oown family room. w;wet bar & huge ra ised hearth r1repla ce. deco r ator drapes & carpels, 3 car detached ga rage on large bwldable R-2 lot. Red uced ~ Open house Sun 1·5. 186 Virginia Pl 645·76'13 SEXY The most beautiful 3 bedroom home in Costa Mesa. Only $66,000. See for yourself. Open Sat & Sun l·S at 8911 Town, C.M. Call WHELAN REAL ESTATE. 898·7855. PEHDIHG FORECLOSURE Owner desperate. musl sell. Big customized home near Mesa Verde Country Club. 4 Large bedrooms and loCt. Private swimming pool. As king price j ust re· duced to Sl45,000. Make offer. Call 540·1151 ~ 9V•'7o, no po nts. $10,00 Courtesy (3'7o ) t~krs MESA VERDE POOL· with a buyer. By er. SIDE home and ''trend· Call 835-1205 for W. or setter" of fashionable eves 979~ living! For beaulifuly 1 BR, 2 Ba, rrplc D/W, ramlly livi n g , a 4 Mesa del Mar. °p;ntt bedroom, 2 bath home Avail now $-000 with fireplace, wood 963-S993 • ..,.. • fenced yard and pool-- set in lovely area. Just IY OWMEA reduced Sl-0,000-NOW Customized 4 ~drm. ONLY $119,500. large family roo11. 2 ba, hw floors, large~orner !tlQ ii l lot on quiet cul· e-sac: Plua ideal for pool or orage DC• or boaliRV. Many ex· Prop•rti•a tras. Near s howing &: 7S2•tt20 schools. $84,500, 545-2069 t•OO QUAil st. HlW,O•Y H ACH 1219 Donegal Pl.,.C.M. G.I. TERMS TAX NO DOWN FOflVETS! ~House SaVSun 2·5 1080 Vallejo Circle Lovely 4 br , 2 ba home on quiet Cul-de-sac. Mesa FR EE Woods area. 581,990. wjtb appr aisal. Ow n e r• transferred. Slbmil aU offers. ror the balance or the SUHHY CAl. ILTY. year on this beauurul 3..,_ ___ 636-_n_m __ _ bedroom . 2 bath College V •CAUT Park home. Super ~ ~ enclosed palio for those MESA ....aARTH warm summer evenings. """ Won't last, reduced to Super locallon~lose to S'79.900. Open Sunday 1·5 shopping and 5'hools. 4 at 22S6 COLGATE. call Bedrm home1 n eed s W H E L A N R !:: A L some TLC. SeUli' is very ESTATE891Vi8S5. motivated, ~o u gh t anot her a~d MUST TWO PLUS ONE SELL! Take a vantage 2 BR, l BA. on Costa now? Call645 · Mesa's E-Slde. Currently rented. Potential mcome Crom back unit, 1 DR. 1 BA •. Must see to apprec. Makeofr. OPEN 1:30·5:30SUN 264 E. 18th Street OPEN DAI L l 1·6 Im mac 4br com .. home, RV DELITE rorm din, rrp1c; muy Big, huge cor lot 50><130, xtras. $79,000. 3& Cot1c side access ror your boat ~Ln__.._546-_T1_1a ____ _ or RV. 3 BR. 1 BA, new counter top ti le & cabinets in kitchen. All new copper p1p1ng. newer r oof & much, much more. OPEN l:30·5:30SUN 300 Flower Street *** a...ste"""' 17321 EastDllll Irvine You are the wutter or 4T1cbhto"9e 9"1MH9"Ht ""'"' .. FamJty Entertat.ment Oct. land Woodbridge in rvine (Culver O~. t · Barranca Please call 642· Ext. 333, to clal rour tickets. "'" *** USTIAST DI HOME , 221 Sherwood .... ~ 4 Bdnn. pool i:-.bau, family room, pt'htl.ne clean, owner read,y to 1tart pacldnc. $1~000. 67WM3 17a.I088 associated '' ' . . .... ~· -...... ,. ... ... ; ~~!!!!.~~.~ ........ (~!.~~~.~~ ...... ~:!!.~~~.~~ ........ !~~~~~!.~~.~~ ...... .. • Ho.ittt For ScM HouHI F.r ~ Sunday, September 25, 1977 OAIL V PILOT Dfl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • C....Me.e I 014 C..te MeM I 024 Dcl.o ,.oint I 02' 0-. ,.olnt I 026 ~on Huntl!HJf on HOUHI For s• Ho.ft•t For Sd• HOUSH For Safe H.tl I 0~2 HarbOur 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• ···-················-·· , .............................................. ······················· ... ~ .................................... lnlfte 1044 lrviM 1044 lrviRe 104A ...•...•.....••..••.... ············••••······· ..............•..••.... ~ ,.,. .. ~. letreat 0,.. Mt/S-I ·I ,M • J~ Orwll· l>r. $1~.900 .I• S.·.11.1t Prl\·ott Courtyard Entry I Bdrm :l hath Formal Dining Hm t '.101 Km, J cal' f,1rot'°'( Pool & Spa IM~ tr> BOURKE Rtallor ' 10240...,oW 1026 OPEH HOUSE SUNDAY SIPT 25"9 -1-5 , ... 33932 GRANADA bCEAH VIEW WITH PRIY ACY -Mewty ~.d ftOIM Oft ...,. ........ to ,...._. lot. S.Clud«I witta oum .... ....................... ····•············•···•· from ,,....y Httf'Y '°°"" LGrC)9. 1&.Cllble deck to •lew boats v..m.i"9 M e111d out o4 .... harbcw ••• $198.000. \TTH\c ·11V1'. 1111 ,\ fJlll 1 m Ou·.1n \ 1~ w 110111 iardt•n Xlrll 1 und $1lH IOlt ('.tll l'lh 17:1'1 Two Horitor Vu Homes I\ VICW Orl<'llh't1 hi\ UJ \ < ondo, JU'l n1111•11•·' II 0111 I ,;\Cjl.:'\ ' ,,Gt 1-:1. \'J5 ll~J 493-8812 SCll 11' 1,,\(,1 '' l'l'J ~5·.1 LAGtJNJ\ 131-:ACll 497·2489 l..JgUO.t lko,11 h di J),1 j\,1 • • 1-'oant Harl .. 11 1 111-. <lcu Fountom Volley I 034 Hunhnqton ~ach I 040 :!12 UlJ l'lu.:~l" hume·' tit• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . OPEH S.4 T /SUMDA Y I 2-5 ISLAND WA TERRtOMT 16727 IOLaO Thl!S 4 Br. 3 bath horn<: 1s lot·atc<.I on most dt:stl'ablc Davtnport Island Grtat floor plan w/2 lx.lrms down and 2 up. Sp~dacular location w/v1tw of 2 chanm:ls. Ovt:rs1.. gara,.w. hu~t sun- d<:ck + 45' ht><at dot'k Xlnt financing S~H!J,000 CUSTOM WA TERFROMT 16922 IARUHA Also locall'<.l on Davtnport Island. this t1 E<trm. 3 l>ath dcg-antly dccorattd home has a Spanish til<:d 1:ntry. formal 1iv1n).! & dmmg rooms both on tht watt~r. Huge ma::.ttr & i.:utst l>drm also on the watt:r. Li.!<: dtck & room for a 42' boat. S!.19,000. <lown lo a nc:w $250,000 loan. SEE ANYTIME! A STEAL ut $78,500 An upgradt.'d 3 HK horn(' with i-trccned 1n pon·h. pool & low mamlt'nanct! back} un.1 l'.tll r\OW MEWPORT-IRVIHE REALTOHS 838-8586 UNIVt-:ltSITY P1\ltl\ SulJ("rbly upgr'd JRr. t'Oll unit twnhm In VI~ 11 This "llanovtr" show' hkc• a mdl. Cls to tcnn1" ~olf'g, swim·~. -.hop'g ~ thun·ht·s. !'need lu sl'll ;.al only $99.500 fee Ind . non l\OCISKO. Rltr 97111\533 552-93Gi REDUCED $7000! for FAST SALE! Exl.'c l'lan V "Deerfield". :!11511 Sci fl Gorgeous upgrd'd cpt'g & drJperac:., furmal danan~ rm. $132,500. PAT1'1 WAL!\ ER RLTY O,IH TODAY Orw of n kind Amhur'l with mas~11vc f1l'(·plnce 3 lkJrra or i Wrrn &t chin, 1 hJ · Pru( lnnd'>L'aped. 1h•dt ofr musll·r bdrm. 1\1 o.1 n y m n n y mo r 1• • ll'>lnm featurt'!I ~2.5'HI , :1 WI LLO \II 'I fl I•: I·. l.ANE -.523 C.otP05Dt·llMNE WoodbridcJe fJnlJ:.llC :! sty, :.! Rr 11 ~ bu, Woodlm1.l.l:l' V1lla~wr Twnhtnl' C.:lose lo l.tk1• & re<:rc,1t1un un•.i t-m•w planned shoppmg c·eotcr OPEN HOUSES 19381 Sl«nl IM'& • lo Tur1LerOC'k I A populliM" ph&n lf4 with too man1' t'l<lt'u!I. A11k1ng $1~.900 • 6 Foxhill 111 l>t·er(tc,ld ! J\ sharp plan 115, Par1c home that " n it· ti >' (1 pi r 11 rl r d throu)!houl. /\. .in•at IOl'G ~um 1\~km1t $135,800 50 I I raseo De Vega . 1\ T111tlcrot·k pl,1n :::1 Chqw1 1 .. ANXIOUS 1111 1h1~ ont• N.kin~ $1111.~HI 6 OrCIC)Oftfly PRIME EASTSIDE COSTAMISA DUf'LEX ~ l~tlroo.m upvcr unit with sundcck, lowt•r ~ i°bedroom )\'Ith l'Ol lthNI patlo & yJrcl Kini: '111·11 ~droom<,, lnd1v1dual r>n\lllc 1 ummu111t~ .• n SP\~1~11 II \l n:~l>A TROPICAL PARADISE l(rcJt l11vt·i.\111c11ts. pnv.11c tuu1h .11 1I, J Bil. f'c•il & JJl'U//I, :iur. fJm 17148 BLUE WAT£R Sea I larhour. l Bdrm. 1 hath Condo With fantaSll<' \ lf.::W and 42' UOat dock only s1:m.ooo ~2 Hl8 -l.Jri.:e k1t(.'h, lnd1 ~ rm A A 1Jl'3Ul1ful Dcerfwld 11lan ;r I Townhome. Com munilv pools. Sp11s-. p.1rks und walk to school 1\skrn~ S77.'IOO pnn>UU <Jn Jlfortl tlo'>c lo SPECIAL A momcol:. walk lo the <·1md .111~1 ~ •,oo '''" "'hi & sho1>1nng hluc p,1c1f1c , w1lh()Ul 1111 Hov, \i.:1·nt H!11121;:11, Beach CliffR.E. llcre i5 a Vl'ry :.iwl'iul di' JI for you Of all llw w;..ut 1ng fur a Prt·M·olt 111 beautiful Woodhrirli:e V1llai:e. we h;.i\t' ttw. )lrl'ut ;, llcdroom horn<> h-.ted and at can he yours tor nnlv Sl5l,500 H you hurry, you may i.lill have a dw1C'c of !iomc of the upj!rad<:s Call today tor details. • 1Ta11'11riry nrf'Dll, hu1lt·in range, pv~n. G~rbuMc ·'d1s1W'\:;JI. & c'lishwasher <ift1M 5 y.-ars olll Owm•r de11rr<>S exehan~e for ad •lrt1or111t un1li1 1n Sun t:l~ml'fltl? t1 <W.500. COLE OF NEWPORT tro:.::.1ni: uny street:.. \11.iX-lllJ:! 963-7895 Spac1riu:. 3 Br 2 Ba, 2SW1·1---------- BACHElOR Hll)UWAY 17072 P.C.H. #I 04 675-SS 11 dec k1, located 1n a private conarn14111ly as :-.odation. A super 111vesl nwnl nt S?:i,900. K. R. ,ROPERTfES 1 661·0555 ---~•"I --BY OWNER·You savi:·, , ~ MES.;. yr.•DE view. 4Br, 2~lill, 2slor;y, A IOft brand new home. Xlnl -ftrand nl'w pool &jacuzzi lol'oil1on , look & com· ~ enttred pnt 10 rnmu pare. $105,000 493·5570, with th1h lll"a11titully de ·~·~6 1rbr.1led 3 hcdroom, 2 OWNER ANXIOUS l\lo\'cd uul of ;,11•;1 '•'\lo huvht·ap111~. 1 ·" 111·1 , µaant 1n & uul ~llJH'I <:lassie hdmc •on .1 quid cul·dC·'>ac. S84 ,5110 n r~lJrl)#MA PRoaP?°RTY EXCHANGE, l6'C. ~ ltN/tlJAU !Jfi3 (j7 :19 .'bath family home wlth1--111111------• .('dcua bruwn t'arpetlrut. BREAD & BUTTER --------- •-c ustom drapt>-., rt· TRIPLEX rnorltled k1lc·hen art·a Newly palnl.ed with 'Pl.LS an t•nt•fl;f;C.'CI front !(Uarantct•d annual in Hantinqton ~ach I 040 _courtyard' Only "5.!)()(). rome of S9.420. Sells for •••••••••••••• • • • •• • • •• ~:!8.lmth1s weekend. *VACANT* 1£ llt1uacai.I ~ Network/Pt Realty ~tUST II~ SOLD' Sh..r11 Cal 496.5600 4 DR. 2 '>I} l'rl·,.,t1i:1· ' i----------1 r v. frplt. -.1;;1c ~·11tl") .flrapltrti.. ----1012 Nr. St. Bun.I\, nlur1· 7~·1920 Toro ~ Manna 111 Sl:! .. >1~1 "00 OU•_•L_lJ._HlW~~T lfACW ••••••••••••••••••••••• p,\Tfl W1\L.h.Jo:lt ltl.T\ MfSAVERDf HAUTY • '·HOW WOULD 101 YOC:f UKE TO . LIVE,,_. MESA DELMAR for no down pnyment, cnlh1uie1t,. «it• I 540.3,66 ·t__ WHELAN-_ MESA VERDE ~UT'ER SHAR P 4Br. Just la~tcd. low m:unt condo! I Ult :I UP. J DOWN. (;real Cloor plan, 1·enlral u1r, iltla1·h1:d 2 1·ar j?ar N1<•cly rl(.'corat ,.,1 & 1mmac! Priced for I a'ol s~1le $68,9'°. '-*TOLLE* *REALTORS* . •58""4~QO ~ FAMILY DB.IGHT Buutiful 4 bdrm home ooq1.11el cul de·~c. Plen· ty of extras: Family room, covered petio & large fenced yard. Walk to the high school. Ask· Ing $84,000. ::m<J, fam rm, frpl<', <'OV m:6 jl~l(>~ e r·~ d p 3 t I() , ~ r C a t -'i/1 ' r.n-... n \01l~cpg, quiet arc•a, ~e ~~ m11ny dccorntnnctr;1s. 499·2600 OE:':n~::J.M. ~taln Valley I 034 Owne r $109,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE TIBURON CONDO MONTEREY model. Up- ga\aded 3 bedroom. 2'h balh with wet bar & llir cond1lionmg plus cov· ered p!ltio. Call agent. ()pen house · 10177 Clear River Sal&Sun 1-S 540.3666 WHB.AM P"\~1ry iflxmnrls 1n this1:-;.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. ~. ---.-.--l'l~an J Hn. fam·tm•• home. in -rupcrh conrt t h \'~11 o u l 0 C 'E A N SPRAY REftl. ESTATE. 8.l>t'lll *tk for W635), Iv ii;ime!PI'· no. : IAREOFFER ~l!W JBr, 30a home Win <low covonnas thruo11t. .) n d 1 c p c-1 • I m m e d ., e<*'._t::>sioo, !l4LO (,loor pp· • ~ 4' sppnklor ayl'tero. ~er may help final\Ce orrercll al $85,900. S..Jlle ftropertfe• (7141 549·246 7 In law Quarters AND10R T~nRetnot $66,9QQ DO YOU Ne'Eo 2 HOMES IN o:-iE'! Try this F'rencb Chateau ' Lots of ··old world·· charm. from wooden s hultl'l'S & cedar 11hingte. to lhl' suspended, wind· init staircase. benutiflll 11lus h carpeting and cw.tom dr::ipcs. Se<:luded -------~--1 plush patio. Acres or -~I t Ef4: 'ff'l'S'* '°sNt" rsb21rooi Oft1Y s1s,too. v A ;,':J~br 2ba, ?>rancl "u'trpl'~. (I ••II pa~r·g & pnt · c1·5Suh. r.-~ AaklorJoflnodlm • 54().5010 ~reen grass & towering trees surr ound this popular TN HS E + private apt! Call now. th.la unique home wan 'l last!! 2J.3:502-13461il4 :963-8961 COLONIAL R. E. 84:! 11111 F'OR Sl\l.t-: Sm.Ill doll ho11Sl' JU.'>l 1 hhwk' 1•1 llw ocean 111 nld I lunt ll1•;11'h cx.·1•Jn arl'n 2 Bi g lu·clrrm. & a '"'I> dt•n l.ocs ol room to l!row and "X pand Counl ry 'tyh k I l 1· h t' ti .1 n 1 I ti I II I' Ml'l1t·ul11u\ 11\\ 111·r ha' this 1·h.11 nwr 1·11tt• .ind lll':Jl ,1., ,1 prn' l'o·rl1·d r1r~l l11'.11•h hnm• Ill\ H :.JG !1311 BRAND NEW Znr, + r<.'lreJt, til<> roof community !)001, sJuna & jacuu1, locale<! on Greenbelt. leodl Cliff'R.E. 963-7895 --------- MIMI-EST A TE Very largl" p;1rk like yard v. 1th Doll llnu'l' Fanta:-.l1c ltJl':tl ion All terms SCOTT REAL TY 536-7533 BEAUT. VILLA PACIFIC BY OWN fo:H <'or. :l llr <!'lit Ba.condo. l.11e mastr suite P'rpl in LR. I MI I() beach. 3 Peoli., juc·u111, ~aijna. tt•nn1s. S6!1,!>oO 9r,;t.11os after r.pm or 0Pl'n Sun l ·5 '1711 \, l'rtl•· Mar. At Brookhursl & llam1lton. ---- LG Sl'PEH oi-;Lu:u: co;o.;oo Adult'\ o'er 11. H~. S.•curih )!Jtl'. Bc,1ch i, ma.. by owner b;H"i.:.1111 9)5,900 5~:~4·2 177 Co-tlftqtoft 4-rt.x Owners Jbr, 2 11b1& +3 2br units. 3 yr1 old. lo'ull prioo St9S,OOO. LOCATION &CHARM l11 l11nty rt''11.lenllal JfMI rwar vhooh & µurk "lll'n' )llU l'an lilkc to lhC' ll:irho11r Pac:•fi<' Condo with \olll·vhall. por>I & Jat•uai. Only l blot·k to bc:dch Pl'ln:d to :,<:II al S.58.000 licach 1s an irn macululc J la•drunm home walh f11epl;.icc, l!'lll'l'<I b:Jl'k};Jrll & pJtlO (Inly ~l,00!1 PURCELL REALTY 1650 I Pacific Coast Hwy Sunset Beach 846-2848 I jQuail '~ Huntinqton Beach I 040 HwdincJton ~ocll I 040 fllcaett ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prapertiwa Jlu1111ni.:lnn LJnclm;.i1 k 752·1920 " NEW HOMES Coin1lo, 2 Ur 2 ha. ulfult' ••00 OU All ~' HlWPOll CUACt4 ( '011n1rv C'luh II\ int.: llfl A TTEJ'fTION NEAR THE J.!I J•l1·cl "'"('I ~1;1,:.1111 v A BUYERS OCEAH •,:)I, (jj!l;J 11111 1 ~ 1111 th 1-. .1 Br pool Hwtti--'on hunw FJnl,i..l1c l1t1'Jllf1n \ltrat ll\t.' :J lw11l11m11 , J Ha~r I 042 Ill lhc bc..tdt. llr;;md Ill!"" balh, 17110 :.q. rt. hllllll'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• i111 IOJtJ..cl, won'l I.isl lcatur1n)! <JI,.,.,.., l•uw drarl(''· £11lh l.1111bt·J1wd. luundrv room-. lt·m·<•tl Beach CliffR.E. ~ard, fm•plan· .... ~ .. ar 963-7895 ,.:.ualo!CS Gcit>tl l1nJnt111)! ,1\,lll ~I l;>,000 \'i-.1l Olli SUBMIT OFFER oflH·con propl'rty a1 PRICE SLASHED 6011.21.hSt1cet on this 3 hcilroom 1·hJrmer 011 laa ~e lol ;.ind 1·l1i-t• lo f>dl k l>etwh & hh11ppini.: l'ricc·d fo1 <Jl l<'K S.\LJ-: NllW' CJll Jl!.t. toduy 540-3666 WHELAN REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 --r1 ................ . '>.\S flc.,JIC Sp<'t'la lasts. :t~ I or:; Wrm IT\Odcls avail.. SOf(ll' W pool'!, 968·4002 _!.'<>1~ningtun Pro(k.•rt 1es Marina MOCJiC ~PL EXES Laum·h \rnJr IJ<1Jt m ll'n lllJnutc .. ·from this beau ty lmmac :1 hNfrm. 111 ba w1lau111.lry 1 m. hui.:e· l'OV patio. n<'\\ -.111r.1J.:1• -.h1'll, hlnt•I.. \.\-1ll1•cl rnr rwr Int S'i'f '100 \\ 11 h \ \ Two Cour-ple'te, in prime t .. rm' ll11ntin1.,rton Reach lo1·a· ;)JI 5MO.l'\l''I llli klt!.I 111111 \11 2 he<lrnom,, xtnt lnt't RE Network 1nH• ... tment. Wutd1 }our 1~~~~~~---morll'y .:row. ~l;Jl 1111111 - 1 .11 h CJll WllEI. \:\ ll t-: A L E S T A 1' t; , K'.ltl 7K5;> II Y 0 W N 1-; R U u n l 'g Landmark adult condo 2 llr 2 Ba, brand 111·w plu:-.h t'pt & drps Cull llyo\.\ncr. :"o:1l'C: llr. I hJ, frplc, Cl'ml•ntctl sulc ~ d & 2 t•ar gar w 11Cl' rc•;1r 111 . & 2 car boat 'ol11ral!<' ij:tr Nr \dam-. & ,\1:rgnolla Print'. unh $f.1,!IOO. 5'1!l :.!U:!;inrfii!"> [>1!17 ~14)j l!",!15. 1---------- NOW! 1-. lh1• t1nw to ~Cl' this < 11-.tom :lllr :lll.1 ~1nt.:I<' !'>torv "all'rl r ont home lk't lluv 111 llarh•>ur ()l'l':S~\T ~U-.r I 5 16622 Channel Ln I anti V1llug1· l'n1Pl'l lie!. 11-11; :;so2 lni~ 1044 ...............••..•.•• lt:im•ho S .I :1 llr, San Lu.-. 1<1•:.-1'1 ltlll' J.:Pll <'llUf"' lot ~>177011 ~:t.:I ;r•1;, W ALHUT SQUARE J\\tr;icl1' e • i\" Umt w, 2 hdrm ... :! buth-., r.un rm . lar)!1• pt1l10, pool &. pJ rl.. 1w.1rl1\ v1-:nv S llAHI" 1111-. .-. a '>UllOY end un1l " lo!:o.QI t.:1..t'>'-~.1,lN.llJ EVEL YH COf'ELAMD REALTOR 552-0434 Woorlhndl((.' Creek:.1d" V.-1llow' 2 CA l1111JrJ moor 11at10 homl·. gor.:l'(IU' 1nl11dt' and oul. 511 ll,!100 0\.\ ncr 551 tfl:l>! RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 --------- LARGE EXECUTIVE HOME I n dri;1rahll· Collel?e Park of beautiful lrvaric lfcre 1s a lahulous Cornell 4 bedroom home w1lh f'OOL. SPA. luri.:e l'CIVercd PATIO. open Flin: PIT cit'. !kiter h,1H' a look. c.;..,11 11~1:.iy 101 an appomtmcnt. t\:.k JOI? $142.000. RANCH REALTY 551 -2000 ---- UNIVERSITY PARK $94.950 t·:,ntJnJ? Ed1nhurl! m11dcl t ownhomc w J lxlrm-.. (Jm1ly rm :!', h.1lh-.. Huj?e hackyan1 w l>nl·k p<1l111 & f1rcp1t Waterfrnnc I lomc:. 1,:11 MOii BYOWHER I :\1l'~'r S F:J.f, Seal~d Bid Sal~ l'n1\'cr.1ty Park, bright, :Hry. neal as a pin l.>ct·oralur mterior. 3 BH. 2' ~ Ba. ram·rm, mwrly nC'w trpts &. drP'> lh1·r~11<•d iwruge w lots ol t·;ilHnl'I:. Sprinklers lrramJl' '1'111 lll· Hol·k abr S!l4.:->tJO. By appl only. lly Owner $1111.!J~fl :i.'12 7K5..i BY OWNER. l rJrgl' :? "'Y. ·I,~ hd rm. :1ba, Ma-.tt•r Su1h', walk tn :it l1l'. h.inrtymJn :1 ('ilr g;1raj.?C', totally up g1.11ll•fl , HV s1tlc )ii 1t1':1>1JCF:O Siii 01111 \L1k1• 0£f1•r 91-i:I SR'll 111 H'r' 111n <H701 l...r rk porl 1111 1 Opt'n llouw Sun 1"'5 ~I Br I ', 11:1. r0ramu• tile, ru1mal d1n1ni..: rm . hr<·aktasl rm. I llHI 'fl It t/11al1ly h omP \1111 11(·11o:hhorhnr11l 1\\ ,111 I 11 move in on ~cpl :111. Ap (JrJ1-.ccJ ~l.:lllll, mm l11tl ...-;1.IMMI Buh <IO~l' hl'M. ~1·111 21. 1977 OPE:\ llOI Sf': F'n. Sal I '.i nr I ;d I H 1H !.! I :; 1 ~ '12 2 :>.onhna Ur llH l'nnc onlv H:l:l 2227 Opt•n S.1t,S1111 -- -l'rlvacy j!at<•. 11.'ads to 4 PRICE REDUCED b r. d re a m home . $2000 Tunlerock. A world of On llwi bcautirul 2Rr your own for investment 21kt w.irmmi:lon C.:ondo' of Sl.27.~. Owner will Plan u w Jullv up hclpfinance. 75.t 7717 i::r:1d<>d <'PL ... drps. Owne1 J., :-~10 7i01i WOODBRIDGE l'HESC01T Lgst Woodbrnh:c home 5 llR, or 4 Bil + den Ovcr'lllt'd lot. full} land.<,1· lrleul for pool. All uprdl•fl Mc1<1c;1 n 1111,cr!. t1IC' i\ C I.iv, tlin rm:. :t BA 3 Cur jtJr Nr park Wolk In l.1ke 17!),50o llrkr (Jwnr 55:! 1121 . 11.1.'i JS:l.S Turllcrock. by owner. THERAHCH VA Beautifully upgraded San Miguel. Tiled entry Huge fam ily kitchen. Separate master. 3 More 11pac1ous bdrms. Lattice n1vercd patio. 1Jr1nJ? )<1ur VA buyers./\ slcal Jl S107,000. Call 752 1700 , " ,,, ·). " ~ ' '" f , , ,.. p l••l QUIET PERFECTION Spacious Plan Ut. • BR. 2'-' bn. lge fam·rm, 3 car ---------• ·--------- 1 J(ar. Duyer ran recar pct house al owner's ex· EitqU1$itely poilled amid lush, prorcsslonully landscaped grounds romplele wit h front & rl'· ar sp1inklers, is a SliilCly 2·story "Ken.'lin1tlon" on quiet cul -dc·SD<' In UNIVERSITY rARK. On an extru l:1r~e lot. lhl1 4 hcdl'QOm. J both custom home h lls ced11r panel('() study w / bum In dcak. marvelous den w 1c11stom bullt ·in cab1ncL11. formal dinma room and fom\!Y room. A truly delli:hlrul ti,omo TI\JHHV! Sl39.~ BYOWMER '' m1 lo heach. 4 br. honu.'\, 3 bath. Lit corner lot Reduced Lo $119,500 962-50.18 ------- 1-'0K SALE BY OWN ER a sty, 4 Ur l'~am, Din1na. 2·~ no. pool w/jncui.ll, n1om f<JT' boat or l'ampr. rompl decorated. acroi1~ fr pl\rk & 1chool1. 1 ~ ml lo ocean. $108,00Q. 963-5716 _______ ...... pcnse. Choice comer loc. near pools & parks Beautifully landscaped C..11833-9719 for appt. ONLY I AV AILAILI 2Story.4 be4rrn, ram un AND BONUS ROOM l..al'l(etl plan. Room for ooot tabl or addltlonal l~m•. Call ror more dclalll. CENTURY 21 Lllndmntk, 4 bdrm, lrm'l ---------dining rm. tam r~ 847-34'11. 1125,000. 1Bl 5z .Lake Poinl Ln .• H.B. CreaUve t.nvestmcn~ 644 9513 ·~Rtlf•tM I 640..1357 }.1rd Univ l•nd utlll fm ,.,Jtc. Hurry for lh1~ one' llf.11.•n SJl & Sun l 5. Ii C .. ·ddrglcll. IOI! l..11-l' <\. ll.111Jlll'.t I Ho Lott•ry Ho Waiting The 11nly l.urk!.pur I for salt• in Turlll•rot·k Gk11 Garden Home <:real ram1ly home wtlotS or umcn1tic:;. 3 Ur, fo'~m nm. I>ln rtm. lndry & more. Come on by and takt• a h>0k. OpVn Sal & Sun. 1·5, ll:l t Hainhow F<.111:;, (off Sy• .. 11no1 l'I For more informo.1lu111 on lhl-:-e µrof.11.•rltl''> call Remex lnnstments 549-4764 DEERFIELD B1.•;11.ll1ful 2 Br +chm, 1111 i.:rJtled pa lw home Su1wr IJndscaping w1lh l'On\ Cr..JllllO rirl'IJll and lu.,h J.!Jr<l(.'n cnlrv. You m~t we at l:i Sanclcrlini: ~:J,,;gf) l'EHR/\CE 3 Br Cam hndgc, well lot';llcd, adJ rl"r $!J2,5UO. 547·704•1 11:1:1 :ms ur;/\:-.I:: Ken:.rni.:ton Open Sat,Sun l 4PM, 4 Br J 11.t. p<,.>l & spa /\ir n1ml 1'r(•m1um lot l'mf 1Jc c 11 r ·ii. S I 511. O 0 O. Hy owner. 551 llo-1114 ---- TUllTU: HOCK I can't offord 2 homes Must sell 1mma<' 4hr. Thou:c;ands hclow mrkt Sil R.0110 f 1 rm. 1 n l'11I 'I! land If yuu (';1n 'l huy th1-. "k111l. IJ•1n t c-.111 1.:1:i w:.1 La n , h I v I an''" 1· a 11 'ti Bro.1dmnor honw. Wood· hrulgt• cor lot ~1 agn1{1- uenl tile l'ntry & atrium 2Br +den $119,:iOO. 551 Ofi8.'> l>EEHFll"l.D :1 UH Pal10 Jlonll'. li.:c n .. 11 ~rd. ~.:;u<1 olh•r :15!1 lllllli 14491 Athel It's n Uerkelev in Colle gt• l'ark l~calunng front .ind n:.1r f><.1l10:.. raised cl4'ckin~. flow1n.: roun l.1111, ck /\sl.1ng $13"1.9011 430 I to(or9orita An alisolutl'ly bcuutirul l1ampto11 111 G rccntrce. E\ll ,1 1•11nvl'nil'nt lo park Jlld µool, :.dwol :ind !'> h I) I) ll I n It /\ 5 k I II I! ~lui.'1.ill 4052 01dMill ,\ i.:r1·.1I Brookl\1•hl 111 1;r1•1•11l r ee. 0111·11 ,,1.11·1011'>0~~ un :rn 4'\I r;, ""tc'd h1l Ai.km~ li!Hl,!l:.o RANCH REALTY 551-2000 COLONY PLAH400 4 BDRM DECO*AlOR C:org('OUS decorator 2 :.lory! Stcp·UP to form:il livmi: room and down to formal din ing. Beamed cri11n~ fa m i ly room. Spani!.h brirk fir eplace Garden k1lehl'n. A con vertl'd den for prtVDC)o G1Jnt m;1ster wing. - Leve· I t'o\ l'r<'rl patio. lavishly landsC'aped OU1'S'rANDING! nt only Sl 25.llllCJ II urrv Ca ll 752 17f•J t I IQ• 11 ~Ill~ '' ·: P [®IR&Hftl I 044 Irvine I 044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE TREE rATIO HOME A beautiful P lan 3 patio home priced thousands of dollars u nder m a rket Owner wants action this week on this brand new patio home. An outstanding location nc:.ir pools, tennis els .. jacuzz.1, gym a nd much more. Priced to sell at only S72,SOO. GO&.Ha'S DELIGHT! Step out the door onto the golf cour se. 3 community pools, steps to new tennis c lub a nd oth er fantastic outdoor activities. A beautiful 2 bdrm., den home r ead y for you and yo'u.r furniture . A decorator's de light. Call today for more details. IROADMOOR TOWHHOME NtCIOTOSILL An immaculate 3 bdrm .. upgrad e d P l an 3 in Deerfiel d . Exq ui s itely d c co rated w i \ h w a 11 coverin15, mirrol!d doors, large covered patio plus many other exciting extras. A home that s hows pride of qwner&ttlp. and priced to ~11 at only $85',900. Call today.' I COUMTIY SITTfi.eG 4 IOltM.·'14 ACll-A/C If you're looking for privacy and a fantas tic cou~try aftrtof;Hef'e; sqo. ~bl~ be•utlrul 4 bdrn).. famtl¥. rm . hcune teat:qring a panlsh tnnuence. \Jpgra~ aalore.. Unbellevably·_priCMld pt 1119,500. ~'·fl! ~p in ftnanctng I H F $ .... _ Hot1Hs For Sale HovHt For 5Gt. Hova.s For 5-. "'"' d Q I ·-''S 1"71 Hat1H• for Sak Hat11H Fors• OtlHS or ..... ••••••••••••••• ·····················-··u~~~.!:!~.!.-------...:-=.:.n:.:::.::•L:..iYi:;::•z.:.;•:.:.m::;""":::.:..'.:";;;.;..;.;;";.o..;. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • L I 069 • • • • • • • • •• • • ••••••••• • •• •• •• • • • • • • • •• •• •• • • • •• • ... ~ hacn Hewpart hoch I 069 ......... Fer.... 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TUltTlE:ROCK IUr, ~~om·ntu M~l'I Ill OCUM F'lOHT J..titituJ, IO('rt'<lkblo Whitt• n. custom l>taincd f:l<il>S, .,. lh• u .. 11111 r1a11n111 •1111 l1l.u11t1ro11• u11l l Ur t "Ull'I \ICW,hJ,llc!!,IOlliOf 3bdrms.2balhs,bllni. A Let our Realtor Assist & do 1l profeas\onally. llG CAMYOM-6tcuarn & PlfV ACY Charming 4 BR hom~ w/spac masttr BR, living room & kitchE:n looking out onto attractivtly landsca~ privalt! yard w/magnifictnt pool & Jacuzzi. Calhwal ceilings in living room, dtn & formal dining room; 2 lrg floor lo ceilin~ fireplact:s. I ,\ouun now h\1 II• rm l.im 1m hl ,,.,.,, & 1k11 l>l'nc·1 lin.irH'l' 1111tt·n11ul , S225,000. must:.ee!Sl75.000. lh1a l'n'll\1~1· .. fl ... ,,, \th' , ... ~I JIHI l>l'Ulr A.:l UJ:>.UOIJ ~lhlU!f m11wr1e~ b> prm COUHy & co...-y ASSIST-U·SELL M7·8400 •uliful lnm• lllln1h Pl':<, \11.l-;:'<1 \'llJJI:. only pl(•ztlll' !7141 497•2457 "'~'\ ,111 tht '""' L8CJ111M1hoch 1041 Ht-.AJ.l'rnt rn.11;,114 t!~1lW:i _ --NEWPORT HEIGHTS •WS1'{NGS• John Saar 752·2020 (l11<1ll Pl Propert1ri. Jt> l•t llllH.',),• < Uf)\ r ••••••••••••••••••••••• "rn• ,. 111 ti hupp111 c .chfinl, .1r11t 11 •• 11~1 .. 111,1 \\Oil th1111111.-ltl.t1 I' \ •fl•ul a ~·1lr1"1n1 h111111 .1th hlllo!t' 111 ult• .... ,,, .. , ... 1 h l~ruh'"'ll\'tl rl" u '"' ol Now .1,l..11\~$1·r.1 •11h1 1 .di lllw1111•t ll ~ .•.i RA~CH REAL TY S51·2000 -IYOWMER Collciic P Jrl... tilt 11~ :O-.\S E • plJ:.ler Lo"'""' \\ pc111i... ~ p.1r k ' ut I br, 2 ha h111111· w trll• n1of :0-. l'"' l.\ Ill' rur d & l111h1 IHI "l'r\ Ii: bk \'ti \\ p.il lu r111 1\ ·~ run ~IUllHI Oµt•n ff:tt & Su11 l 1!171 1\t hl'I '552 !>5:16 ..,..._ ----- LIVE IH DEERFIELD .Q. :.upcr sh:irt> 2 hdrm. rfl: ~ hath lownhoml' U I' 1~' udecJ t••ir1>ct, •I rapt•:.. & Joor COVl'fllll:S flroug houl. F:rnt:.i~l 11· PJ>lio, la11dscap1ng 011I) .S77.900. ,.,, • 6 DrCICJOnfly '{' . "' 'II ,, ~ .. • 11 RANCH REAL TY _... !.k' 551-2000 NORINS REALTY AFFORDABLE! 1'11>.~l hli• th1• most .if l11r<l.1hh-11n,purly 111 1...1.:un.1 Inda\ Urq~ht • 1110 Jin. !! lk>d .! ll:i I h o \' U Jmlt l bloc:tc 10 lJt>al'h Newly rl'<lt·1·0l'Ut· I'd vou tan mtwt" 1n w11fl uni." ~l S.UOtl down ~}tlHI DUAL POSSIBtLITIES Dupll'll on Balboa l'c11 mnsula. I IJlm·k to 1Jt•.1t'h 2 Bed. upper, sl utl111 lower Ui.c \our in - mai,:1n11t1011 ror n•in1><.1tol or t•njoy 111> 111trrn-.11· uharm :i:-ii.. ll l! ~oning toe 1 $1<!1.~I(). COZY HAVEN Duplex plm. guest studio. EnJOY Old World t•harm ol <'orona <frl Mar W;.ilk lo ht•ad1 & !>hllp~. 1 l•nnt~ ,'l.t rl'l' l't•nter. In\ l'Sl ""'' •·nj11y fore\ l'r Sl!i<l .100 * 494-8057 * ONE THIRD ACRE! ---------12 8<Jrm 2 Ha ttanch Irvine GrovH u 2bdo '"j)uu Sq.ft :i llul!l' ';t1edrml>. form<il 111111'. lloml· with room for 3 horsl'~. rn l..\(il'~,\ • En JOY )Our anrmab and our m.inv fint• bt·Jehel>. CJ W (; l:.t TD. ill7,5oo. Causey & C ompony 497-2457 f£n rm w fµll'. IJrkht ,.:t l'J 1\utu i;Jr door ·nl'r Cornt'r Int SIUOO .c.arpct dllowllnl't' A ,•Mrc:.il buy. comt· M«'''---------1~.!150. ti75·34 I l, Lusk Whit~ Water Vl~w •OCEAN VIEW .S..·1·lu1ll'd w 11, 11 t•t•> llp11 lh1· I ~ Sul )oo.Ufl ,IJ IJ Js1.111 I fop 1>f tht· Wurlll I Only$127.000 i\!>k(orJal·km .l1n1 .S(0-5080 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY J-:ut-llt•nt Molc.'l In thr hl·art of l.a~11a Xlnt t:ondth.wt L11riit: ~ .. ct re1Te.it111n ... n·a Short "Jlk to llC'arh f·ur 111 format1oin t·.dl Riviera Reatty 494-5678 499-2800 ARCH BEACH HTS :! Liil. 2 UA , dt'n w,J80 degn·e bl11cw1tll•r \ 1e"' l'ool. ll'rr:i1·cs, & muny dt•c·oralor 1lt•ms . ~211 \la,,,an<ler Road OPl':N SAT & SL':'ol I 5 $215,000 .. ...., 11=· DON TVL•R & .assoc., "•ALTORa •7-000 BYOWHER: LISTING EXPIRED Oc<·an \ ll'W 3 br. j! ha ~ep llm1m: m1. Walk to hrh $1!>11,000 O"'nr 1\!:l 4!~~1 ---- OPEN SUM 2-6 934PanAYe. Close to ~\'ent.t1111g "'1 1 ocean & hill \'ll'W!i Charming 2Br, I U:i home, beamed ct·1lmi.:i., uulrt v rm1 ).f ra storat::c $119.~I • HOWARD JOHNSON REALTY 491·1744 N1•11 l door tu 1-:meraltl loguna Hill• I 050 H.1y, Ill\ t•ly I erurlushed :.! ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllt, l b.1 hnm,·" VICW. :J BR, 2 HA hm W1J>O<ll hc.,1111 C't•thni.:-.. frplt', l11e Mint 1·01111. SHl ,500 Muy lnd~q>tl lot 171114117 :1107 re n t . Ow 11cr1 41 i,: t . or 121J 11:u l~KK -t!l-1 Ktil l. SORRY ••••• Tiu" l>eautil ul arduturt 's .1 Bdrm. 2 ti.1th Urcam ho11w 1>. wh:it you "ould c<iJJt't'I in l.Ji:unu Ut•ud1. l.01•ut1011 "'1'011 ol tht• _.__ --- YIEW-$69,950 1110 0l'llit'c view ovt•r l..-c1sur1t World. bcu11t1 lul :i bdrm .. 2 l.l:ith condo. all on one noor, udult un•a Move In rasl ! W.>rltl · 111.San t:lua1l'1u1: 759-0226 I 11l1mllcd brc.ithtakinc , 1cw ot llarhor· & m rle~ 111 (COADIN ASSOCIATES'! 1 11."t Jnd surf. l'l·aturcs 1 AEALTOflSJ • 1 o I 1 h :.i t k r o 11 f , ___ _ hardwood ~. rt'd\\ood. LogwiaNi~I 1052 gl,"" w.1lb $2511.00(1 to ••••••••••••••••••••••• thJt · Ju,.t Hr.:ht · fJm1· h Your'I Hriwonc/ Pt Realty Coll 496-5600 UHIQUEWOOD &GLASS Tri IA'\'l'I hom<' fkcan & t»inyon \ rt•w Skylights & tlt'l'k.' 3 Br, 21 i hath~. llt:n Sl 7·1.5011 __ ___,~.,_ __ _ <WIWAM8 --~ 19'10 So C~I Hwy 494·8519 NIGUEL SHORES I lk'<lroom 1n c"du-.rvc area with m<£ny up /.: 1 a d c d fl' .J I u r 1· ., l'roh·:-.~ronall v cfl't•or .i t<·d & l:int.lseaµ~d l'<.1lto'> lront & n;:ar, He1·reat1nn tt•nll•r & prl\ ate hc.1t·h $1&1,900 CUSTOM HOME 1-'rci.h & 1ll•w on I hl' markd, l'Ull~l:o.t1111: 11( ·I lx'<lroom.-. lar..:1• l.11111f\ room "'1th f 1rcpla1·e, wl'l liar & opl'll lwa111 <'t'lf IOI-(!>, Many delu'C1· hrull· rn ft·uturc! & :1 t•:.11 ~:.iraiie. 5132.5011. ------... •! OWMER SPANISH CHARMEA :! Hr. 2 bnths. den, o<·c•an \'lt'W Clo'e 111. <.,lurul 11c1~hborhoo<l, !11)5,000 ---'WI--(~ --~ 1990So Csl Hwy 49J 8519 TRANSFERRED Shprt escrow desired Will l'On:-1<ll'r lea..,l' option. 3 Ht-llroom, 2 hath & family room Lot·all'U on qwl'l cul dl'·~ac. ".ilk 1oi: d1sl<1nre to Jun111r t 11,;i. CnH'rc'f.I palw & nice yard. ~.:>oo L GCJ11!11C1 Hi«JIH'f Realty 830-,050 496·4040 Uy o\\ncc t-:ljjoya 4 Br 11rofl'SS ionaly land~<"a1>t•1I. S111wr up graded. No u1,'\11 581 M72 SBEDROOM FIXER By appoinlmt nl only 640-5971 1Y ow.ta -slos.ooo ruffer·~'i§ID ~~.!· MISSION VIEJO'S NO 1 n EA I.TY l'J HM Bring your paint & T L C. for this larJ:e 1-;a!lt~luff ~ome priced to Mewport hoch I 06t Newport hach I 069 :.ell. Sutim1t ofCer. •••• ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••••• ••••••• R.C . TAYLOR CO. 955-0350 SEE ,\\1 EHJCi\ 'S MOST 1---------•I !'iL('('t-:SSl•'I I. NEW 1·0M \II 'NIT\' DOVER SHORES IF YOU CAM BEAUTIFULLY op· Affo1d the ""'i.t 1111., mui.l pointed 4 bednn, 2 ~ l'\l'I) lhlOJ: ) OU e\l'r bath home, S~. dJnmg \\a11tt'<l ' "'l'\\ till· t•nLr). rm, formal liv rm, t<11pt'l111i: & 1>.iint. + Fii brick fplc, 2 car & B1111u .. rm ~111 !100 9oro9e' londspd & TA DAAHHH! sprink~d. Best buy E-<t•l'llt·nt• ii mu~ nt•w' in this exclusive B11.t room.,• I HH t- JrlJrary \\ 111.,h 1 ·"I"''' ,~ n e i 9 h b o r ho o d . dr.ipe.., + C A & •HI b;ir $146,500. Owner will Walk lo IJkt' & r1•t' t'lr help financ•. fl"" Antwuncemenl i/ NEWPORT'S BEST 4 IR-Pool~oami 1539C~L-.. 0,... Sat Is s. 1·5 $164,900 . ****UNITED BROKERS .. J. Cwey, GRI 646-7414 < ·J 11 Now' World Wi• Brokers GORGEOUS! 673•4545 Hewporthoch 1069 Mewportluch 106' l lilt W1.tJI the CXlJ'it~! ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Su1wr rtoor & window HARBOR VIEW Good lnvestnMwtl t11•.1tml'11l. tile rnti y, PENINSULA T Fi 2 Story Condo, 3 Bd. Vtt /\ C <1ul11 GUO. Vl:l141llfr POINT POR O HO of Meadow & Coastline. <'l'nl hrk ucccnl:; & 4 Br, 3112 ha, fam rm, din SOO.OOO rtnn. 645.2982 afl VIEW! $13·1.llOU. OPEN HOUSE rm + lrg bonus rm. s·:k"l pm. TRUL y UNIQUE SAT & SUH 1-5 Comm '::1t1HTk. Li kt• a m0<Jl'I ! :1 HU's 2141 move in qulck! BIG CANYON Ol':Jl & l'lc:in w 1n1•w 2 BR, 2 Ba, McClain 1>a111t, 11a1wr &. bc•1g1• E. Ocean Blvd. u 74•9oo Fet!. Agt. Townhouse, on rairway. pl u>.h i·a fill' t 111 ~ E' ;\ toul'h of country is S52-8874. Wet-bar, !rplc, 2 car gar. tl•nor lt•alllll'S I ropit'oll rrnl·Clcd throughout lh1s BA YFROHT Tennis, pool & jacuzti. pat111 + Vll'W' ~1.UOO. lon:lv 1 ht•<lr~m. 3 bath S a I e or I e a a e. FALL humc throu..:h the ex-LUXURY CONDO OwneriAgt. 644-6604 lnLu lhi• ln•i.t !Ju~ 111 111.,., n • tt"ns1ve use . o( rustic Brg Bay/Ocean vu. Adult'--,;.-.-A-C-• .:::.l_A_C_k_l_A_Y __ l\co,111t1ful & lu\uriou:. woudl'n s hutters and sec bldg. Boat slip, pool \\ 1 flH ~. n1•w c.irpct::.. rous:h sa"'n ted.ir Relax Lge 2br, 2ba. Sac. By OpH Sat/Sun l·S t' \ .,upcr biwk lwarth m lhl' gigantic 2nd floor Own $175.000. Opn 10·5 lmmac. 3 yr ho"1e 111 Flt. 1n~1dc 1.1undr) II. master bedroom sml<' Sat1Sun 310 Fernando, w;over SO trees, beaut. ti urt tr~·C'\ l:Jlore• "'1lh fireplace & built-m Bal Pen #408. Carey, pool & spa., 2500 sq. It, 4 IK.10kshelveii or enjoy the --~2..:..13=-·66;.:_::l...:-036..:__l___ BR, 2!.'t Ba, LR, DR, FR. THE. s1<;HVIN<; ad101ning den hosting H_....--VI LI---3 ca r gar. Broker J'llE t-.NTllH: more bwlt·m shelves & -ew nvm.s cooperation. $229,000. SEA WALL -0 .. 1 S·\l>Dl.fo;B,\l'h cupbo:irdi.. Cooking's a Dramatic Carmepl. 1 ex&· 2315 Windward Lane. ---·-- By wner·2 nr, ~ •J. 1m \.'\I 1 L'Y d"liuht in the :.u•-...rblv t.remely l~e lot. oo 645·882_1 _____ _ St: PA ll ATES T 11 F. ma<'. upizra1kd l'ondo 711 ,Kfri'!ir><iu u;,~;:.idcd krtchen.,..are~ Jacuzzi, 4 Br Sl69,950. - ('HA s 111 NG s v n f' Oil LUR. Nrg 1:oir l'Our-... 711 &SI IOllll w grl.'en house hay win-640-·~_4239:..::__or_64_0-_os_1_s ___ • SEA VIEW • FHOM THIS OC.:~/\N T<'n, golf. s wim ral' l'lh~ ---dow and a nutone food .----------OPENSATiSUNl·S fRONT HOM K Localed a\1<111 4!1!1 :i02l_. ___ BA ll c.; E 1. o N 1\ M any t•enter. um patio doors 2000 Yacht Vigilant rn the private commu111 xlras, 3Rr l':iHa . award le<td lo a deck wi BBQ Only custom h ome $189,500.64().2365 t~ or llluc La~o.-.n SEA TERRACE winner. $G!l.!JSO Opn grill. Locttted 'r'.i block available in this pre·'-__;:__:__:_:_ ____ _ ~ally. Onrlookrng OivH':o. .,.._._ ______ , Cm'l'. TIH:; l'on<lo hall 1t -1111111111 ...... ____ llllll ,tll ror the d1:-crrminaL1n.1,: <>xc<·uti\ e Superb loca tum, ~lt•ps to beach and :.hopprn.:. I ISedrm. fpk. 11 ~ hallis. !J' ccil\ngi; f'rc•m'h door:. k;id W the 300 :.q ft 11at111 Call nnw. ~kin~ ::.1~5.tltltl 611 7270. Gl'AltDED BY STONE 3Rr.21 ~ha .tr1wnh1mic.:! ~al Sun~l m!IS rrom hay & heach on a sligious Back Bay loca· HAUORVIEWHOME WALl.S & SECURED frpl.Mstr hr. surll' hai. · · ---tn.oc shaded street, with tion. 4 Bedrm, 2 bath, 4Br,38a,$169.000fec,by I fl ON GATES, Th 1 ~ oC('an view. l'ooJ. tcn111.s, 1---------amp 1 e s tor 11 g e and family rm & pool. Don't owner 640· 1049 ,,01 DEERFIELD i&iix•r :.harp Park llome, •el'llan 5 4 bl·droom>-. .formal dining room, :o.h'fl • .. AJbwn to beautiful family •:•oom with f1n•11la1'<'. large k1tch1•11. hn•akf:.i..,l N>ok & .I full hath~ Sit tini: room ulf ma:.t1·1 Jiiii:,,;, ti« SfHid -~room, l'ror1·s-.ronally ~ ... Jtambt•oprd ~n·.11 locll . r'UH411 ·\ton to m"' p.irk l'ru•t•d REALTORS t~:.ce ... 6 Foxhlll ..... Jo'OH SALi:: AB H.:ts. 3 llr 2 B.1. t•nd of quiet strc.'1:t. fant:i~t11· \ 1l'ws. t-:llB fl lH: R t-:ALTV 10%DOWH! Nl.'w :l lwclrm. 2 b~, f pk. 2 Ul·cks, dyn:imrc drsri:n + Older upgraded :! bl'<.lrm rl'nt~J to hl'lp wrlh p) mnl., Both with o;Upt•1 CICC<tn \IC\\ Pn1•t•tl to St•ll al S23'l.O<Ml World W111t• Broker:-. H73·~515 J<'un Olt' PI.,\ N N 1-: I> l1 N 11' lx-ach. SlHl.!!00. RARE FIND workshop area in the hesitate. make a date. J>J·;VELOPMENT ha~ REGEHTREALTY lari~e double garage, Open House Sunday; ..... wptTerr.COftdo cll't:.iilt•tl i!.l.rntl !>l )'l•·d 17141496-950 I EJ Dorado Tr-.Yino you'll find premium liv-2242 Heather Lane, N.B. Front row view k>c. 2 br, art' h' l 1! <'tu r <'. ; n -------rng rn a moi.t prestigious 212 ba. Jacuui, pool, 1"'1~ynl',1<111 d1•-.11!n 11w :l ---------arl'a. $l79.500 CENTURY 21 sauna. $85,000, Owner ll•\l.'fffnmplan«•atur<''l2 MOHARCH8AY Fautastu· \ll'w. qurt•I anxious! Also rentals! B n rt ~I s & I> EN' TERRACE <'Iii do· ,,11· W;iH. lo 1£ IQ -. ~ M ..... Estate l..ido Isle 3 br, 2 ba apt. SF: It V I (' I·: fl ' •B V :l ;,dinol' & -.hop<, l'rnlt'~S UQI 640.5357 $525. 001 Lido furn'd 2 rll" \I 1 1111 •1. I:'< Oubtandrni.! val11t'. t ih·>.r~m·tl ;manl \111111111~ Place l~~~~~~~~~~I b I BA ,., • • • . 1•··<l1·110m.:Jb:.ith:-. E111n •t I I r br, 2l:i a . uxury I\ 1 JT 11 E -.: & t. (; i-: ,... I an lb<' a IJ 1111: " ., 1 t• Prap•rt1·ea G,..at A,..a wtrlront condo.~450. I ta1nnwnl !.l/l'1:-.llNG Alti'.A ,1v r111 752-1920 ROGER IRO R tr. ,\ \\l't hai /\LL J room with f1rcpLn·e u\erythm.:. Huy Crom l•OOOVA~S!_N~lACH 30536HtSt. 67 ".ao•o · >N Pnv.1lc sun drenl'hetl o r 1 , 11 " 11 <' r --~ & OPEN HOUSE LEVELS Alli-: 1-H! r 1 11; • BESTV•LUE Beam ceilings duplex.__ ______ __,,__ Tl"\(i O"l Tiii': OCE\:"li patios. Room or poo <own<'r1hkr1 1\>-ki11.: A ( d 1 t.o ~ ..... I 5PM s1n.1 c"" c "O<J 1' s · ca 11 ,..., H •RIOR VIEW pie wnsqurs. c ose OPEN HOUSE ~""· • & llAVE Oll1'STAN '-"·'7VV .K ..... · 0 l'c "" A bay. Nr beach. A must 601 Udo•--&.D 2870 Zt:LL OH u I 'J (; \' I t-: W T II l' ~I Sll91 1951 Port Locksleigh see! r-vw-• r h1'GUNkBEM.!H spacious park·llkl' <>PENSAT,SUNl·S WalerfrontCondoView WHE..., IT'S RIGHT "' J '1onarc·h Ha, .,,.. 900 2 & d J Ring 3F' ror Agent n grounds fl'uture 2 .;Wl\1 LOO"l...,G FOR A SJ.,..,., a en or . Yo :J t.'NO W IT 11N'' l'UOLS TL'"'NI" Laguna Niguel """ lar0 e bedrms, formal 675-6900 Bur r W hit~ R1:al t ~r " RAtilCH REAL TY 551·2000 u "'' ~ " · "''"' '7 96 7222 831 0836 STE•L'. "' WllEN YOU S l·:l': IT <.:OURTS & PH1VATE 4 • • A d1111ng room . Large ----YOU'LL f'~l':L rr· I.Ail!. SANDY IH:i\Cll In all of Open ~at Sun 1 ;, hr eakrast arc·a. Freshly SPREAD •FANTASTIC• of l'\tr.is. bit Ins, O('c,rn l.ag11na you won't rind ---------j 21:n5ZandrJ painted. Thick plush •=======~..;;_ \U. 3 br. 21 ~R:i. Slt!l.SOO anythioi: 1,11\ I': TlllS ..., RCH SUMMIT Jleautf111I cthr. Jha. + carpet:.. One or thel•-------- •OCEAM VIEWS• Pric~ \wlow market u DCJo:ANFHONT llO~tE MO,..A <fen form dm, hu~c Cam largest. most delightrul A·FRA..ME F'rom all r'ooms of this MUST 6 !': l': T ll 1 ;i ;it the price or Fa YO rile B · P 13 n 2 rm. sparkhni;( pool & spa. bal'k yards in area. Wlth Large 3 bdrm, 2 story. OUT 194·!).156 290 I N~wporl Olvd N B 171·11 675:4630 . , unHjUt• I lt'nn1nger hu11l WE~KENU, $285,000 Bedroom, 2 bath + den. llc.'tluqctl to il~i.!">110 patios, gart.lens and cov· Newly painted in & out. Rl1 WOODBRIDGE luxur) t·u~tom home. Cauuy Ii Company i\ llOMF: NEARBY l!li Excellent local ion. ,\n·h nay lt.E. cred deckinii. Westside Stepstoocean. Slll,500. Dram at 1 c & v er~ 97 2457 OFl"EllED AT $335.t)(IO Ocenn & \\ hitc waler 661 1811. ·199 2277 sun exposure. Im med. CAYWOOD Looking for room? We've -'Wondbrid!!e f:,tates. s pai·iou1> !approx 3000 4 • view. Upgraded ini.rde & --0<·eupi1nt•y. A must see! REALTY INC got It. 18K22 Fam rm. '~· •m mnrkl'l l'opulur S F 1 2Br, :?1,11~1 home ----MISSION REALTY 11ut Community pool. RefJuC'cd lo $85,500. El 57s.:1<m, Lusk Realty. · +form dining room. Jm. G1'f :1d1~on Modt·l nl'ar wi hu~e niit•n ht•aml!, 2 ADD·A·UHIT 98.'iS.Cst.llwy.Lnguna Jacuzzi. c1ubhouH•. UoradoChnsimla4BR.2 ----•541-1290• peccablc condlUon . 1,.1., 3£\•t f•1n1 rm 2''l If t r I pt.---494°073t ".'109,!>00. Orvon 15 2:!7!12 Ha,r:imrm,frplc2co.v. Oceanfront House, st---------Jli'ahly desira ble _,,y,..c. r • .. :itory. i r1 ts one rJ) c. /\ windinn path lrad.s nvnw ., •·-L'N "' ~ lll .. 111v u11nradl'd l r 1 .. Uom1n1la nd •iat101> 5116 4788. OPc. Bdrm ... .,.,c,ooo. Inquiries n' ... ·irhd. l ·""k no more, ., · "' very argl' •• m nu < on, 1 hr o u •• h pa r k I 1 k 8 ·--------•I ' ~ Port fl a.-.... "' """' untr"l "Ir ~1"19'iU •. J k t .. '1 llntL,cSat 111:1.Sun 116, lo p 0 Box 1 025 0 no -·rJ cAllCentury21 Wes tcliff, t " u . u w .. '. wet u.1r. <cc . i:ll'!<tn lC grounds to LhL' :.c.rlut c1 OPEM SUM J .5 :!671!2 Vi;i Ma tailor Te~ecu.la.. • 2700 sq. ft., 4 br, 31/a u . al645-7221. ,,,,_ X!n Sun 12 5 7 W1;:,t Homan T11li w J•1t·uul, Laguna Beach rotla~t'. .1 211"'' Alexander Rd. .:.:....::..:_ _____ lncl'ds. guest rm wiloflL---------;ile Loop Dr. ~ l t• a m sh o \\ l' r & tJed f rt I Iv t ,,., :i Monarch Bay LOWEST PRICED ''' AVID D. CARLSON nu mer 0 us 0 th er ne:. cnm 0 ~ J • on<> Wood & gl:i..,s 3 hr. 2ha m Laguna Nii;uel THE BLUFFS br. Pnvacy. paddle len·1i--------- IEALTOR 8ll·929l amcnrtiet>trgrous Portahna A6'1rt· vu, w,111' lo ht:h, 2 lg ~~·~~~~~~~ 3 BH. all upgrudcs, cor bdrm. :.pht-level wilh By a PPL $170,000. HARIOR HIGH ~ ftRIVATfCORHER $275.000 veranda:. l'\ l patio. Wd. -: ner lot. YU!\\ Nt•ar Sad· hay & hghls vrew. Total· 644-5128 Just a rew blocks away ••• IN DEERFIE1D BY OW~Eft paneled Irv rm w lg SUPERB dlchat•k t:ollege. nc·w ly new interior decor. •---1-R- 1 -•E_V_E_L ___ from this quality built 3 · be11 mr. on pitched 20' lliizh Srhool & elem Truly outstanding al .. bedrm home. large fami· Fantastic Deerfield Park 4~-l~ hrKh ceiling F:lcv'd clln BUY!! Schoo I B y own t• r $139.500 BLUFFS ly room. 2 bath, dble fplc, .f1Hume. Plan 2 Complctc 1---------mg Sl7!f.900 S72 500 Assumable FH1\. AGfo:NT640-5560 "Rn p• "'N large comer lot. Owner •• upgrnd~ throughout 2 !I~ Go1.-1ota Ocnfrnt Upgraded & imm.,culale 8' 2';, loan Owner will ""' anxiou~ and will help o(t' beautiful bedroom,, Lux 2 hr 2'"i ba. OYO on 3 bedr<>QIT\ home wrlh C'urry S.iOOO 2nd TD for IA YCREST 2 Bedrooms. huge ramlly finance. CallM0-1151 l~parale family room sand J~JlllJ .,q (t 20· rell 'iewof'rollinA hills. rnv-2 yr'i or make orrer. S I 5 room. 3 baths, custom with fireplace. beautiful PORTY REALTY mJ?. Li.: sund<'ck. frplc, ercd pat.IQ & security of must sell' 831 2551 art Ooen Sot/ ... • wood peg noors in entry -11 landscaped front & re 1000 N <.:OA.'iT llWV d~ lo to .... n $279.000 r u II>' re n c e <l yard 6pm 1007 Glenwood Lane. and kitchen. $154.500. ,ttQ-. 1tl5ide laundry ro<>m , 49J!iC•e ;i 002 Oak SI. Rt•i:ently amenities too numerous ___ Extremely attractive 2927 Perla. b!fteduced52500 u}ldeted Bcl'lms, l>rk w h:-.t. Won't last long, 1069 Ivan Wells 4Br, pool GRUIER .tt't4Q.z Dfff'Wood Eott Crplc'. >-hin~lo e.-<t. 2 br. $'99.250. Newport hach home. 3 ha. din rm, fam REAL ESTATE MOMA.RCHTERR. Walk lo bch. i.hops, t. ~Ian ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. 3 car gar. $215,000. .,:::~-·HERITAGE . • REALTPP.~ IESTIUY! TOI' OF THE WORL1> 3 Ucdroom. 2 bath, fami- ly room, fireplace, 2 nM:e enclosed yards. Owner anxio1i.~ SI 17,000 MAURY STl\UFF'Jt;R SF.A 1,10N Rr;AL'l'Y 1213 N. Coust, l.aguna 4f7·llll 644-2212 1.arge split levd !!ontern Stl!!.500. -NEWPORT SHOR!S 642 4688. 759·0259 SEA.WIND COHDO Porary fa rnll v h<tme • u.OODSCOVir. 4 BR Newport Shores Peg1tyTaylorRltr Sal I ptlon ,, I " .. . . Call 494·1017 p-.a-amlc: yi-w e or se o .. w Po<>I. !lalhi:i, fa mi Y I Br Condo next l o Moss finest mOdel on rec land. _ _... ,.. d S86,000. 2 Bdrm, 2ba, rooin & 3 car gilral(e . .St Ueal·h J•urn'iL Communltypool&tennis ---------1 Beautiful one or n kin p· R h' S260,000. Sn.'l 000 · court. Sl&l,500. Newport Harbor ocean Newport ter ea ' EMERA.LO TEtUt ' 497 1 f I I LIDO ISLE view home. 3 BH, 4 Bo. I ••• fi Nortb end. 2 b<lrm -t • • Lak9Forest 1055 IAYFROMT Cam-rm . gam e r~ & ;s;;lttLU:Hid f U t1e9, 'vaulccd wood cell· ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• pool. S339,000. Call 2005 SalbcNI • lngs + hardwooit rroors. IUllllAIUS 546--8640 N-8dt.61J•20SS 89 ltl\tl ' LAKE FOREST Ol'fl'I HOUK llULfY 4 . d b h .. -....... Sl ,.,.,,,, • * ~ 5 on san y eac . ~ PUOr•"t•.CO.I•.,..•• Spacious family home ~.,,._,, ?//.~ ""'14* .. 06l' NesUed at the edge or the 645-9161 with huge bedrooms, en· ,y~r••--s l~~~·~~t ~t ~-~~·~' ~ O(tEAJ'!Vl'EW ·• , tl>t'C."t ls lhts large 5 BR, -------try patio, bayslde patio 1 _ _;:; ___ ,._-_,•_v" __ i: Saqltirel,.Jo& r<'locu-Real ulale SA},F.S• fa1nily home, llas super IEACHIEAUTY and sundeck . Master lion, ~Br, ~Ba. lrplf'~ PERSON & RfliNTAI, upgrades for comrort & rool table sue den. bedroom on bay with 1900 DOVER many xtras, $118.000 or A0!N1' <1.J>fTl(n~i1. S<."lt con v en i enc r · T 0 t 111 Wrought iron & used balcony, fireplace and Vacant 4 BR. frpk. Ilk· mak• offer By owuer. !l'··rter ror 3 pl'orrrcssi~e privacy in the lal'lll', brick patios. Custom aiganuc bathroom and in"Sl29,500 Whotlayour 4 ... _.,.. .., " henu.tiful landscaped s tained "lass Walk to 1 l'UV\ ooo .. _.,,,,., &1Movali\'OOfflcc backyard. Within wnlk· t.cnms. po<>I & bcot'h. c osetspace. _.,.,, offer? c;••y .. C9"'9pafty ll\JI d18tancf of thl' lakos, PncM nahl! ,;. 491•2457 pools&: tetinis courts A -GEM- must see 11t this price. 120-f'Tu.stln Ave. N. e . P~NORA vl~w..OC&AN QUI k>claTOly: LE REALTOR$ 642-4623 ~~~~~~~' · a en. 2 .. , BA.11ss,900 ' * * Wtn row('n Rtal Estate •. iruyoas* IY OWNH uu. HbrVu Hrn.c Mont.ego * 586.8500 i 4 BrHcl'it. S148,.500. llf, 2018 Port Chelsea P l. ~ 6"-0107ori31·0760 ~P~OTACOLAR L.att vlw. Charming bric•,___ OC~tfFROMT paao. :t"br , 2'bn twnh11 . Weat .Newport 3 ~r. f7.S,000. 8S3.o438____ Beach Ko me. En oy Pd~ t~U.New 4 hr + C..taJhta view & aur ing library. Backed up tn o l ~ o l.l r doort1~0 P • •oodh By Owner. $250.000. ~.~.~ ....... ~:.~.~~ ...... ~~~~.~!~~ ...... ~~~~.~!:!~ ...... ,~~~~.!!!~~ ...... ~~~~.!:!~~...... Sunday, S.pt.mtw 2S, 1977 DAILY Ptl.OT •fl Mlc:pwf le~ IOH S. .,,._ ......_ Hotma lllCw P,,,,....ty 2000 ..._ PN,.riy 2000 °'.:.-9-CCMMty ......_ fvrwl"*9 ........ Uafw~ He.set Uafllll 8 .. 1&1 ~ ·-· .. ••••••• ••••••••.. Cepl1trw I 071 For S. I I 00 •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• •••••••••••••l·~••••••• Prcip1rty 2500 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••t W£S'n'l.l•'t' uh. a t1r, 'J. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••n••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~°" C.-0... .... Mw 3222 c..t.M.M lZl4 b&, l'bUntr) l)l1• f1m Z l:HC 1 la.J hu1111 W1.1od HORSEC:OUMTRY tfriow 3142 ............................................ . nn.outduur rnlc•rt;&lfllftlC 1l1•<"k o. •·11rl >•trl.I SOUTH COA ST 4.PLD I & i ••••••••••••••••••••••• MesaVerdC?Nortb,3Brt pat.lol, o~n d•ll)'. l:Nl SIU Wl ~I.: 1._c1._1·'40 .. •I Pl.AU A.llA 1'>H·c:llc:nt r~ntal arE:a -2 milt:S trom ACre /V eW BY OWN EN: Nu, otr Lge dupl~ic hornc-In CdM Ba, clean, fplc, new cptai SVte~m~.~tin1k ':.,.HJ~ .. :!",.'.'.',' & 11•1 S.t<' M '\:?Ill •" l..iml•r ..'O)(~'I. ;,i lilt, :t bt·uch All 2·bdrms & (E:nct:d back Priu r9diK•d water. Trinldod Home, 3 B d r M s & 3 B u . many xtrus. $SOO. A, ..,, "'" v. • """" .-• , ltJ 1 U-'\:1.X lJ > Xlnl hK & $1 1,000 3Br, 38a, c• ...... t&, drpi., P. abuloWi mu,tcr suite. Oct 1. Call S.9-3112 11 .,~" I lllll'ol\.tlill ll.11.i.11111 I Ill y d . G ... t buy nt •1., .. 000 -.... s d "60 --vl l>1•U1JI r•i.rk ar S. rt:.. u _, o<t, , Ranch \,,.use con•i'd , of fenced alteadv io, many m pvt ) "' 0/mo. ~ :l 1 Jl.i, uv~:• .iih'd ht11l \ k l I' ~ nv '"' ..... • 752 0617 A t Q t 0hbrhd 3 B 2 n 1 '""· 2-a>.1¥1 :! I'• 2 3 UMrTS--HE...,.rORT IEACH 5br 3b" •-28' fam/f"l'I xtras. Prine. Only · g · we n,. · r, Hr.i.nd Nl'w 3hr. :.O•wha l7'1,flflll n1•ru11.i1.t .. 11.i l.1111 rrn Wl'l hur , ( II . h , ,:".,. .. $190000 840-4293 famhm,lrcfncdyd,kfds Condo Sl'l,9.W I."'""'' oWt' W:>t:J.n ,111twm.1 <JYIKW ioi Htault ul art:a! A units avt refers roc>m . .-.cateds~1mmlng • · 2 BR, 1 ba w1gar. m~ &petsok SMO.&aS·8!!18 1•1 1t..,1n~li oo:.!iltt.l Gold.nK•" & htUndry E:quipmt:nt in laundry pool. Hidang nng, cov-LaC)lmehoch 1141 mo ,yrly.lse.lncl's wtr, or64$-2042. 11 , room. Don't wait on thE:SE: ! ered btalia., tack /hay ••••••••••••••••••••••• trai.h& ¥rdn'g. G40 926.S S.AH Cl fM&ITf ~I 11 Suk" :isr ~MIO room. Towering trees + 3 Arch Bay 2 Br frplc ----Ne w J B r Co n d•d. Vl!W SPACEllHTS80 JUMITS-your very ownproducing ocn vu prt bch' $-&8S. Unus ual charm, older Sunflo wer & BeH. llit Jtlt t.11.1111: "«"'"· $17,uoo Ht" tkh . COSTA MESA EASTSIDE avocado gro~e. A won· !W4·4•U8'or499-2066 . hme, 2 Br 2 llu, S. or Im med oc cupan~t. Mwpt. c,....t Cende , ... ,.,,,,,.\,,,,\It"'' 1111111 .. , h d erful family ho me . · Uw y. No peh. S425. S500imo. Ph644·l493 .I t t ;t lir, 1 ha .. 111 tolh1, aww Ownc:rs rear unit as large f amity ........ 000. c1111 for ru11 du. 11.L......_. leach ~ 169 675·0508 I th l,11 ;:1· l,111111\ 1111111 111 _,,,,, ,. .-.. ,....... • ~ --------- J t bdrm N'ln".H .? • '"' Z000 M~ 0 Orr.on \ u ~1J429 5't01 C'\\' ~t.1003 ..... n t'll.1111•111,.·,. can ''J'l 1 5JLKUH room w/fireplacE:. Units are freshly lulls. 554·1440 d ys, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• Blk t bl C J BR, new crpts, II•· · l t ca t drarv..: ) 831J.Ol69 evs. Tustin Asso. ' 8 0 g o rona drps & paint. Jnclds laWQ t .i rn .i 1 '' '' 1,. 1 l' l 1 Ac,..CIC)e for soJ• l 200 pam L1. -rpe S, r-u•J>OO · Jack Southwood beach. 3. Bdrms, 2'h ba, care, ,,.. gar, middle age l~odrtJOllh r ,untlv r!HHn ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRl-PLEX formal dm. Hu.ge master cpl pref. No peu. S2SO + "' 1111 111 ' plJt'l, 1"""J1 ATIEHTIOM Pride of ownership, only 2 yrs. old. OutofC~ WATHFtlOMT suite. Frplc, over 2300 dep.S49-23UJ dnuni: ~t!f.l,!.1t1<i DEVELOPER S Sp~ ·0 3 bd m 2 bath 0 E: 't h'operty ;zsso HHTALS sq ft. S700, mo. lea::.e. -------- f\iwrsidt: Cuunty 111 Sun af.CI UIS r ' wn r s UIU ••••••••••••••••o••••• Have several winter ren· Agt. 675·6366. 3 Br 1 Ba, cpts, drps, 321 w I lrt p ace. tals, pnme residences, Avocado St. $310. J \l1111Jr1 h 11,·1~ II' lllcad. ;qi pro' •I'll) 7 UNITS New Uplv 3 '·r '' ba fnlc "A" enuA BLi.:t: Rllrno-..: H E JM ' • J ~"'TERFROHT furnished. ... u. ~ . ,. • "'"''""""' I .1J:unJ 'l:i~ud Jl'ft•s l'crfL·i·t fur m1111 n"' nxt t.o park. Wik to bch 1---------- :"t'Wt'r dupll''· '~hlli ln 49&.7222 831-0836 ranr ho:::. 5 ~lite::. frum PrilltofownE:rship.Slxtownhomeun. Exquis ite 4Br, 3Bu, S.S75.428Begonia&i4l732 STEPS TO S.ANO ()(-ean · 3 txh 111 & :! lit.I rm 1---------1 L.tko: l't'rm its with huge owners' unit. Garages. dramauc 2 story entry, SlOOO. lo S2000. month. uruls ~cw ..-.iq~t sun R.C. TAYLOR CO. TWO 4-PLEXES-COSTA MESA bar. 3 car garage, in-~-& .. ssoc. FOlLUSE del'k, pJt10. ~rl·Jt Im Santa.4fta 1080 955-0 350 cludesdo<:k.lt's abeauty --·~ A ~umml'r "'"t~·r n·11t.1J:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exce:ll<:nt corner location, newly $250,000. 67S.5&26 ~1w.ooo 8 .ACRE RANCH painttd & complE:tely decorated lnside PiH'pOnt loy IUty Nr lwach, shop:,, upper. J Br2 Ba,\\' D, o,w, fplc, gar , $42S. 67S·8340, 968-82'74 3 bdrm, 2 bath, pool • Montacello TownhouS"t. SJ7S/mo. No p e l 11 . NEWPORT IE.ACH 2 STORY/POOL Fr'<er uppt'r hou .. e, J car & out. Will sell separate or togt:ther. 11059641-51o1 days REALTY 675-1642 garage, bunk hOU!>C. OU\ PRICE REDUCED -SUBMIT OF· 1805) 642-9009 .... OHTHESAMD Beautiful 3br, 2ba. dplx, palio, new crpts, drps. ONLY $89,900. lildg;s, Wt•ll \\Olll!r, renc FER! ---------1 Ttrn. 4 IK·drm. 2 lidth l\·n inn. lots ur lfCt'li Bctng .B~"T HUY ON lllLL tun Hume I:. on J lar~e sµlll into -:!'::.. Tt·rm::. Beaullfully l'Ul>\Offilll'd lot al end vi qUJd rut de· DKn. Yortofrno. Spt:l'laculur SJI' MJny upi:radcs 17l l l677·~H 180clci: \'ll'W. 3 Hr :!'~ llJ. l.u\\ m,unll'nancc yard <)R 522·0530 t'amily Hm . l>l.·am cc1l \\Ith llV ac·1·1.•ss. Good ------ 1ni:s. Scp.1 rutc ~u<''l ~('hnob ClfJ:.c to Soulh LOADED W /OAKS q~rter.!I. ~190.000 Uy Coa~l Plata. Seller has S Acre::. loaded with oak olollner. 2112 l'ort Durnc:.i. • IJ1iui.;h1 new home. Call l~cl'it rn t~c Clev~land Pl. &14·4-135 for 11Jd1t1onal details. Nallonal ~ ore!>l, !'io. ol 546·4141 Orange lo Mun1 r1pal -------- WESTc;LIFF ~ wate r, gentle rolllni: knolls for view .!>ties. Owner will carry. AGT. DUPLEX- EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 2·lxlrm. unit w /private patios on de- s irable corner Jot in NEWPORT HEIGHTS! Completely remodeled t:X· t~rior, landscaped/sprinklered. R-ffl--Es-t_ate ______ , Avall immediately 'lil be..__ 2800 6118. $600. 752-7410 dys, .,......,.. 4.94-4851 evs/wknds ························---------Why pay taxes?· Trade Oceanfront deluxe family h'ant Zelamey Realtor home. Compl. furn. 3 br, 494.gso2 2 ba, frplc, garages. Refs. Avail. 3 to 8 mos. OCEAN VIEW HOME S700. 675-1849 $129,000. Will exchange 1--------- for Smiiller holl.!>es or un-ON BEACH in s mall its. Or ?? Scot\ Really private community. 53&-7:>33 Decorator furnished 4 Macnab · Irvine Rl::ALTV COMl'ANY NEWLY REMODELED DUPLEX Splil·level, 3 BR, 3 balh 545-9491 3 bdrms, 3 ba & F.H Gori:~ously detoratcd & upgroded. COATS& WALLACE (7) I J 676·57 J7 OH 522·2UllO l,.Quail liilPlace Praperties bedrm with VI EW of l~~~~~~~~~~j Rffl &tat• Main Channel & J etty, 1• •-----------W...t~ 2900 ssso;mo. winter. A gl. Rare Adult Condo, adj to OPEN SUN 1·5 1206 ~i.cx I.an~ Prope:rty llouhc t>-t2·3850 REAL ESTATE , INC. ---C~t~ry Lots/ Crypt$ 752-1920 •••••••••••o •••••••••• 631.1400 CoataM•sa 3224 Mesa Verde Country 0 W N Pro P e rt Y I n •---------•••••••••••••• •••••••• • ~,lub. 3 Blr 2 .. ~Ba, pool, *LIDO ISLE L.g elegaot 5Br, 1 IJa, ram rm, wi bar+ pool lhl Frml dm rm. :I 1·ar ~ar. west patio SJ.19,500. On vt• by 430 Via Lido Soud Courtesy to bkr~ 673 ~OJ 1500 ,_________ )) ]:.CUZZI e c . .J'""' per mo.. Inglewood, llawlhorne un-1. __ R.--&-ts -Coots & WallaceS46·4J4l or So. Bay area? n tnTWr tnlTiilll -----------------1 WILL P.A. Y CASH!! 2 Bdrm $300 Easts1de nr 17th St. OQ Ph. Tom D'Allessandro 3 Bdrm s.i2S qwet cul·de·sac. Charn:t- T.D. PIOPE.RTIES Yrf R f I mg J UR, 2 Ba. home. Y tt1 a 1 1usTSIDE fam·rm w;Jge used brick 1400 QUAIL ST. NEWPORT IEACH 7 UNITS OMEOFAKIMD COMMHCIAL OPPTY 1213)674-6907 or (714) 3 Bdrm S42S ~ r I 546-6201 :rnyt1me or JBdrm $4SO COSTA.MESA rpc,nrceyardw;trffS {114)84i-S221 an. 6p01 4 Bdrm SS2S CONDO & ferns. $475 mo. 9SS-~ ON l'ENlN , huge 5 hr, 1 ba everything n<'w ' cah · Bruce al 968 7468 or luck S. al 963·5678 COSTA MESA OFF'ICF., apt & 4 BR house Xlnt location Urea l potcntral. Sl95,M-S3SM down. Coi,ta Mesa. $17,500. in· come. Huge lot. $169,950. R estor e,d Laguna Landmark, seven re· sidential & four s harp commercial units. Fully rented. Seller will carry second on assumption of current loao. Great in· vestment al SGS0.000. eves. h --t... 2 Bedroom, 2 bath,1---------Npt. leac NevlfMM1 Pier R11runy fireplace, fenced yard, Dano Point 322, 6 UNITS on 30,000 sq rt + + + lot. Zoned C 2 R-4 J':asl<iide Coo;la Mesa $129,950. 6469898 ajtt. UNITS ~ 111111~-! d ouble gar age. Six JBldgon8alboa,3renl· -· ll-•1111 months n ew , yearly ••••••••••••••••••••.,r• edas 4. ' "'' n lease.$4001'""rmonth. Close to Dana Po!t 2005 Balboa Blvd. ..~ r.• NEW 1 Bldg on 2 lols on 34st St. Newport Bch.67J·20SS COLE OF NEWPORT .artna 3 Br a All rented. Pr. 5399,000. ,._ ________ , 1 ___ _:6'.:_7~5:::.5~5~:._ll:.____ Ua, spht level for l . THE CALLI SOM CO. ,-2200 sq.rt. No pets. 675-4961 4 BR on Beach, winter Mesa Verde 3 + family, mo. l714l 752-8511 • Nwpt ll gt s triplex, $169,SOO. Three 2 Ar un· its. Agt. 581-0<1 27 o r S.10 9007 M.wport lch. R•altor lease.. reas. 964·2187 " P-4 ba., new paint. $400 2 BR, magnificent ocdlln CALL TODAY... ... 96().1830 Mo.Nopets. vu. Woodburning rfltt. about the training being Will pay cash in a flas h for Agent 833·1768 Av I. 1o;1. $37 5 nn,, offered to new liceosees your house or unlls. Back 493-5845 - co ........ .... -------in our growing friendly paymnl.S OK. Scott Real· Beaut 4 Bdrm bome COMWMrS lewore! omce.AskforAlan. tyS36·7533. w /beacb out f r ont. Before you ·pay some 3 Br, Deo. 2'.lt Ba con4' -'---------• Fabulous view, compl agencies for the "run 16'8S sq.n.. of lullury _a,. Two 4·plt'xei.;, side by Rent•• d • • I I i .... c ...... 640-6600 BY OWNER For sell or lease side Mei.a dcl Mar. CM . ~r nwTn(N~ • furn, S850i mo, winter a r o u n c a ng .... ..., per mo. lst, ·-ua•&D &:.I~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• I CONSUMERS GUJDE. + SlOO sec. Wetbar, f&>lc, fiOOOsquart>fcet Xlnt t•ond NC'VN a "'JU>soctAr&S HouwsFunMsa..4 t;;..· t JBd 'bot Manyhave andareglad pooJ&cpt'dthruout.Jmt • Primr> romm ·1 proper vacancy SJ00,000. 25% JSSO S. c-t Hwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wa er. rm w, a they did. lOO's of hse's, lake new, avail now. C.U ty • Xlnl anvc .. tmcnt opp dwn. Short <'S('tow req 'cl. ~ IHclt 4'4·'421 '-'boo fslainct 3106 slip$7SO/mo. plex's & apl's available John , 1 ty • Nwpt Reh. Cobla l'nnc only Please call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront 2 Bdrm Doll NOW! At beach or ... Up K. R. PROPERTIE&i CUFF DRIVE ~ L-a I 086 Mesa area •Must :.<'c lo htwn 4 & HPM. 540 6338 26 Units. near beach. House. Short term $3SO lo lOO's of NEW Jrslinos 1·661·0555 t ' -.,--· ,. N. BAYFRONT·wlnter k " Sp<iclous 3 Br 2 Ba,••••••••••••••••••••••• appr..-<' ~000 perw · eac h da y. S mall . • .......... "'""' .Ashwlll-Burh C~'TA MESA 12·2 br. Un· 58 ' t I t' 4 Rr 28 a . ssoo m o On Lido. On water with feei'FREE 11·r,, service. Qwet res1d. \.-aut a Br .,... .. er. $149,.JvV. G-12-5722 PRICE REOUCED '1t•. Pool & well ma'1nt. Sl 350um 000 s. super oca ion .., • ., 16,..,0days ~u-8647 " ..,., 634-2500 ~ ""'' " · ·..,..., beach and mini vu. 2 645-4900 ~ den, Din Hm, big ki~. s.~'"""'· 1076 Sl l2,000 5425•000 Spring Rily. so'umts,underronslruc· Bdrm.1800;mo ••CensuiMnGuide Wi bltns.newcpt.vi.cr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stepsto9th Streel in So. Pnmc Comm crnr Int ~a 2IJ-s.lS-856J \Ian $1,888.000. Pr ln-STEPSTOBAY,JBR WATERFRONTHOMES S495.17J4)496-098l;Da)'8 <>'EHHOUSl9/25 ~~~.adl~. ~::;;/:~: ~~J~~7G~w:,~ib~111~~ ~~ DB.UXEDUPLEX cipalso~. LOY 2 ba,dinrm,frpl,gar. 63i-1400 S400. New E-side 3 br, 2 1213)358.8189 lZJZ Sale by owner. Conve· ans, beams & fireplace. '""7171 S>-1.SOO 2 Bdrm & new J lNVESTA MENTS 2 pataos&gardenS42S ba, yard, encl. garage, &Taro f h '"" Bdrm Income _.,., per 328 Sapphire 644-0954 U r I I laund. No pets. nrence o a town ouse, $136,000. · _,, <7l4> 72!Jll12'Carlsb:id • rn or n urn ove y TSL y mt 642.1603 •••••••••••••-•••··~· privacy or <1 home 1180 CC111My &C0Mp0ny PriuR~dudion! mo.Grentneigbborhood. WINTEIUtEHT.AL 3Br, upper Bay re· g Rea1Sharp3br,2ba,rpte. degree oc·can v1<'w l "'97 2"'57 A NI MAL LOVERS 63'l Plumer . Open Mon MUST SELL'. Charming 2 er2 Ba,fplc, sidence, wibtO garden, 3 BR, 21~ BA, gorgeous cpts, drps, lge fenceO 496·0771 JiO t C a Ill•---"'-• "' HAVEN! 1l Acre in lhruFn,9-5.:;s1-4579 6750994 patio & grttnhse, avail brand new condo. Wlth 2 yard, great for kids~ Ca::.mo. Tustin I 090 La.1tuna with commerc1a11---------This is a ~harp pride~f· garage. · mid Oct. 6 mo. or longer. lrg. patios, 2 car garage, pet. $395. 963-4.567, Aged· BEST Buy 1 N SAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• kennels, stables. Jl rOOm APARTMENTS ownership 4· Plex an 3 BR, 2 sty •$450/yrly. 63H>SS2 pool, Jacuzzi, tennis. Sub· no fee ing area, orftce, PLUS 2 Costa Mesa that also H A R D E S T Y . mlt on kids Ii pets. $160. ---------· CLEMENTK. Full oeN1n HllltopHict.way bedrm. house. Lots of COMMERCIAL makes s sense. Owner REALTO~ 675-2866_ Lido fs le. Charming 3 CallS49·3'1lOorS36·lSS6. Fo.tmnValey 3234 view, from this rHo l By owner, 1 acre estute room for cxpan~ion to INDUSTRIAL has already purchased .. ' Bdrm, 2 ba. Ne\flY paiot· • •••••••••••••••••••••.a• decrt'd 3 BR , 2 BA hm HI with \'1<'w. 90' pine trees, make this a renl money LAMD·MHP other property and mus BAYFRONT. 2 Br, 2ba, ed & decorated. approx Condo, ne~ 3 Br 2 Ba ,~ Great 3 bednn, 2 batl!- Hat bor Estates. All elec 20x40 pool w;j;i('uzz1. J maker _ present income sell! Agt, 645·1103 -r· Pier beach. Yrly S69S. 1625. 673-5604 car gar . refr1g, ws hr huge bonus room-I*, kitchen, Quiet st, only br. & dl'n, <'tr. + com-guaranteed! ESTATE $l ,SOO,OOO Winter-S595, 123 E . dryr, pool, tennls,yrly OW, cpt.s, drps, su~ ~1~·~·Y:"r~r~~~~ <~~~'. Ph01£'uls·ce.sS3cp1a5.r000atc.' C~i~Beusdt O.W.C.lstT.D. Sl77,500. 4500 Sq.ft.. house on 6 DUPLEX dBaylront (< 7 2 1 t 4 3>4 7 7 5 8· 7 JS 8 77 HouMsUftfwtMshtd lse.S480mo.842-S443 !,4;}~.,~bAorb ood,rS4J$. <714.1 496·8033 or 12131 1111541-8007, (0\838-6153 Causey&Compcmy ac rcis, m aid qtrs. ELCHEAPO! w~~ or )6 • 9 5 G••••••~••••••••••3••2•0•: 2 Br, Iba, fncd yrd, very ............,, gent.no ee.,,, WHhnimter I 098 r-------landscape. Appointment old units on a very large lc6oa Peftln ... a 3107 •••••••-•••••••••••••• nr schls. S360i mo. Call home with JO' wall, 3 • 373"Sl09. ~ __._ ------497-2457 stables, pool, beautiful S25.000 buys these very ·•••• 6 clean, new paint. pvt st, Very private execu~ OCEAN VIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• only. lot! HURRY! , ••••••••••••••••••••••• l&AREHTALS btwn5-9pm,642·131'6 2 ba, ramrm. built·I , l!1i...llD UNIT HELPll SPACIOUS oceanfront 4 Whypay$25-$30when wash1dryer, all' co .• ·.5" Just .. MEDICAL BUILDINGS ,, :1n .. ii~ Br 2Bacompletely fum. youcanget °'8bestfor EASTSJDE; 3 br 2 b•. extras.SSOO.mo.968-4 Ji. LIASIOPTION Have investor-builder Orange, San Diego, .,...a hme. Fple, ws hr/dryr, less,Sl5,fee.7Days crpts, drps, frplc, paUo. 340-0511,962--0862 It Sp.arkling new Mira with ssoo.00010 $800,000. Rivers1deCounlics Plac• dshwshr, 2 car gar. no SL50Fum•·Plexutllpd renced _ya~d, dbl gar,J--------- Coata Twnhse, s plil Must buy before end of Pro•-"i.. pets. Yrly rental avail. SlfiONwptBchutilpd grdnr me! d . $400 mo. f ... 11114•.._.. 324t level, 3Br, 2'•,Ba, coun-1977. Nee d s hopping TRIPLEX Nwpt Beach '7i1-ino Sept. lStb. G44-9S82 si7s Oplx, frpl, yrcf 6t2·2272or645·1120 ••••••••••••••••••••• .. try kitchen, view from Reduced center. commercial land 3-pe2rB~~~;~~ iicrl~cl·p~ 1400 OUAl\ST. NfWf'Olll H ant Sl80 l BR. pool, utll pd DUPLEX 2 Br l Ba. ms POOL HOME ~ every window. A buy ot units, sub·d1v1sion laod, Loh for ScH ZZOO Winter rental nr Bay ~2 8~ 2·Plx. Will con· & $275. No pets. l950A & SS2,Simonlh. 4 Bedroolll. 1)11,900. u e option. ssooo. etc. etc. Open to sugges-only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean. 2 or 4br. frplc aider children 1952 Meyer Pl. S4S·48SS 3 bath, double gara-SS$0 mo. ~. 2 bedroom, 2 bath tions.CalJHazelJ ones. f u r n•ce . No pets. S2252BRC.M.Apt. has pool. z s to.;': HOWARD JOHNSON & clean a~ u pm family CONTINENTAL DUPLEX $79,500 VACANT LOT <213l24J.5316 $2703 BR. kids OK children ok, no ........ C.U Rir.&LTY home. Comm pool. RLTRS. Oldt.ownlluntingtonBch ,.....,NewportBI CM ~-..,.. ho & COM CoroM .. M_. 3122 ._., • · ' Mack,962·17118. •· 4-17,.4 club use. tennis court 957-1319 or 6734037 SlS. ree 645-5990 .. u .,,. "' all for only $55,000. Open I---------OFFICE BUILDING· Rare Spyglass Hill lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• _;_.;._ ____ -:..,..;._::_.;...;. --------•I Sunday 1-5 at 10243 Bwlding & fee land on sale/l~ase back,goodtax w/magnificenl ocean & WINTERLEASE HOMIFIMDIRS •• SAN'CLEMIHT! WESTMINSTER AVE, Coast Hwy, Mariner's shelter-8% yield on sale Fashion Island views. 4 Bdnna, pvt bayfront Calilornia'slargest Cnll WHELAN REAL Mile. 50x.Z70 ft. Will con-price. Prtncipals only. Perfect for your custom b cb . $900/rno. Al Since lS42 ... .JUST IE.DUCE.D ESTATE, 898-7855. sider any reasonable of· home. 673-2SOO $1'5"1m 1 br, Apt euathtaklng oc.41on , fe r. Prio only. Call OFFICE BUILDING· R.C.TA.YL()JtCO. •---------t S1.'i01br,kids,nots coastal &city \'lews from R.al Estate Georgell46·7071 Nwpt Beach. Income flROJlS~O ,.._ ..... lhlalarge famllyhomeln •••.................... • Sl08,684. Price lOX i----~-----2 Bdnn,lb'lth.$475/mo. Sl75""iycouage San Clemente's Can· MolMI• Hons C~~~~mifnlum~{T017w0n0• Gross. Principals only. BUILDABLELOT All· ~851022 bbrr •• Wk~timnL.ln8p;_., Ca in a r d i 1 t r I ~ t . 4 for.Sale t I 00 nuu>ft Of'•-497-33118 6"· .., .... "' ... ms' ra ml·ry roo-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2526 Encina Way, plam r~~~~~~~~~~ S2252br,2ba,yard '" M·2 LOT-Rosecrans ror 3 Br 3 Ba, Din ftm,1: $2503br,unt,lddsolt frepl:it>e, forma l x56 Skyline 2br. 2bu. 5 REDUCED! $70,500. area. Apprx 2.26 acres 2100 sq.rt. CoasUln e S2753br, 2ba Jclda, TH $199,900. Open 1-5 Star C.M. Adult prk. Luxury living, 15 min to $1.60 sq.ft. Principals vtews,calJfordetalls: l9604+2Condo,pool --eQQ h"/f!'. Snlv:&<.tor (Soutlt llent under $130. 3 mi lo bch, 3 Br + den, A/C, only. Ebb nett DNu ontl CainlnoRealtoE. occ81'1 . $27,500. By pool.Agt..Yale.Openl·G, •94--~·r Av•.~n J11an and up the Owner. 645-3357,646-6267. 6'15-4.264or979-6409 INDUSTRIAL BLDGS 1---------~ltoAve. $alv~dor). D--~-·, Moct.I for l ease. Fountain LAKE TAHOE KEYS ~ v•--Valley and Anaheim. "-·-er of-83' lot on $25 000 2bl', 2ba complelcly v wn ... wtrfrnt. • area. Trd ror 3 r@Nlreb Ba" ' • furn'd Condo for the dl.s-For a complete int•arat· N-If>-.. C Ph La Nl el crimlnaling. lnclds pool, eel system approach to ..... ,....." ucac .. , 1• : _.._·12'2~• .~ul Aa~6 2 Bedrm. 2 bath. Mobile sauna, J'acuui. Golfer's ti R 1 E ,_673-_2'4_9. _____ _ _ .. ....,...,._,___• __ •_-v __ a_, Home. 20'x57'. In dcluxo retreat. $47,500. Hemet, Uvitles~v"~~~;~ BtJlU>ABLELOT $9tJ.Mj adUll. no pet puk. Call CA. 714-925-8987 ~ 1 1335 ~UM Dr It iClpb.t. aw 1 OU for detalla. tt1 Riddle ~Z,~~.~:::icatio:: It react¥. Plam ·;&'r'Bc ••• , •• , ..... • ..... ••u • Realtors. fU8..88 • ~-='-I IOO development, proptrt)' 2~ Ba. loft. F•m Rm. Macnab -Irvine C-.a ..... y LtVl .... G rou•aemeDl, COJ'PO'all Din Rm, '100 sq.ft. Room vv"'" " 'PARKLA.Nf; In Npt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• port(ollot. for~.~•S.W.. ~~~~~~~~~~ lllClu~u rroro tUno Bch. nr. Ho:ia. Clean. 4 PLEX·IZ'l,000 CALL FOR MTWtltlty 1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Poll)l M11rina. Sea brceu Acllts, 00 ,,_., 4 rnis. Blk t.o beach JNFORMATJOH oH45e •tra1lulrd•cribe1the furn'd SI& mo r«!nt l~down"8-5700 Mttin,it for thl1 ~ ac~ su y;·1,; tf6.2737 • ' ...-HGTS 0 -v ..,l\.h:.t BR. 2~~ BA, 4 Catt---·-·------1 nnr• r•A au••-OWf\tT l.s anx-Y OWN ER, l "• Ml. to 1.4. 3Br unlt.s, rrplc., encJ iolll. W• have a ae.ooo "'' ocean, Irnl kil, 2 BR. patio & pr•••· rantaetk d~ nnt lo aJ\p'& ctr, adull • location, 4 yrs !::o"'' "9wrvRT.flVIHI petprt .tr .841"'459 Sl».500, <714>645- REALTORS ....... l \ ' ~U.~!:!.;~~----_!tu.~~~~!!!_!~t!!!m ~"" u..tw. 1600 .,_.... .. , .._ .. .._. ....-....,. .._......., ..--. u .... •.-• • •••••••••••••••••••• •• -..-' ,.., -. ll'llll!"ll'IJJ•~ .... ......__.. "'"""-~ .._.. u... ....... Utthw••·• .•. -,.••········ ........................... -.... • •• , •••.•• ._. ••••• ;;· ~r:::::=;::::-;;;. -~·1 -•• ......... -. ............................................. f,BR.2Ba&2.9r1~ba "---leect. 1741 M.W90l'tlt4'Ch t76f aMH JaJ.e ;.;~M ' ~.. ' · .-. ...... U40 ......... a.-y .. a... JJ•? Me---'..... lJ6t W11ta Prim" r.t .. o V11rd1! ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·"••••• ... ••••••-• • ~·· ... >eif ..,._... •, 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _._ ,... •• ;;r:;.~•••••••••••••• nel&hborbood. both Oceantrnnt 1 Brr tm· ,.._ ' .......... ,..,~•·••• ••41~·~·-.. .. •••••••••• ••.,••••••tt•~--·•••I'•• •••• •••••••••••••• ••••• vc F' l 1 2' 'Br l .... 1--' a.t.! , &&•r' •• I .. '"' ' ............... yrly, WIM,~ ...... paint. Bl .... m4'ul•lo, oll<><ll... ..n •on OW•« ., • ~ •• _,, ~···· ,..~ , .... _ ...... , ..... r ar, s.1'1$ \\alk , 0 J-aik• CAST ADIL SOL Nu pet.a, Cpl. pref'd ZZ\ • EZ cuu patios. & ctwct. f\dlts. Yrly. $S2S 11.'iba. Woll' f45·f5?3 drapes., patlo. .of_,,1~. .~.,,.., ,., wir~ lJ .. ~J\4~. ,.,..., 1 .,. 1 . lk "'" ,-. ....... -iSt.,5'1-backranb Adull.only. ..,.,.., dY,.213 471·•"" b .. m """ dloh ~!l llllWMAMA• Ila~· 'olk tR 11<1i." -lal\.llU\lk!W Allarllpm --no pete . 1571 Win S2SO s l b r ~r. Dd\.lltl.•tzt04 Jq;>U SUMN.0'61Ra I •bc>P'a.pt mo . .i!)C-8541 HI u ) b , , ,.., n , .1u1,. on ..., ILUffS ,.,...,..n. ISi 1164 Omnfront 2 B• 2 Oa, · pac ... l '. ew Elden, "'W"' , , ~-, -· W•>1mon ~ol l im J .... '-no. J'/ -.,,k, fpk, "" ,.,., doon W bch. l adlt, co • "'*"'_...... l~e 2 '6 4 S. ••plex, a..1uu.""' 1u211 I"" Ahw. \ llW• :lbt, Zb• k .-. •et -.J2 .,_, •• ,,,.,,..sM4 k1tch. winter. $400-~. pets. Vrly. 12038thSl 2 & 3 Ddrms. meturlt 1..;d 3 b*nK ocean vltw&. '114 blka to c:ondo t;ncll.llled 1&11ra1&11, ..,.,, • W r--....................... 4M·5792 adults. 1as pd. '78 Scott 3brto4'1111o bch. Low4"', $40C)' ~PP!"' .,,,... 1244 1lUOI ~, Miil __ Sl7S·SI00/1H· Altr ..... I.a-cl 3706 S-C""'"'*• 1776 Pl.6'2·5073 ...-.: 1 •n $425.Agt./John.~~ •• ............... • •.... 644"0114 ••muum•••••u•• •• •• . ·~·•• ~ .. OCHI ' 2 HK 2 ba. convertlbl• u er ~ HIU1 l7SO ••••••••••11•••••••••••• ~10 EJSide triplex. ,3br\ 3 POOLS · · · · • • Bl .~IHT ,US • ' d••, dq•, «d' lc<bcpd, " A IWnuaneh lo Back f~c J~ii. ::~a/ d•P•' ••••••••••• •••••• •••••• I ........ I both, !umt•bed. '"" rft>lo, yd, cool a". J • ,. • ..,.,. • • .• * ~ \," ~ 1 , "" "" ••1• "'""'"· «f "'· e.r on solf ... ,.. HI ... in.:ms •r • "" Leo me Wodd M, nor Pool & •~•ook.2 blkrn TSL Mam• ~ t8ll:I _..,v_ J~k ~i~ir, ha'-'M~ '71CH4~ur830J7i.\ beam cell, frpl, iar. --·-Completely furn'd in: bcl\.S!lllO/mo.4&4·7287 MESA VE;RDE area SAUNA >JlR ;., •• ; : : • .,.,. '"' ..,wpert -k JJ" Spm r., bout & camp,.. Sc. Ray!"'°C S BR.2 bo ,,. .• 1u. ..... dl&haa • etc. ZBr, -mo. r.., polio, llomeotmcopbe••>2 & i Oone io s,.A. frwy & Sn . • """" •• .. .,.. ....................... g,"1.'~J.:~· $4751 me. : P',-L~ ~·. l ••• " ::-;; J:: .. "":;.',i;~ i.e. _ , ...... """'" 101!, qWel by •• 1... ..... .... .... I "'r ..... •· Tl•~· I 'C>STA Mt:l>A .. wr WATHNOMT . ~p ex, . 7 -3818. u-• ldulta412"13< B•, adul1', .,.,. to aboP' .~ .:Ot'heMt s ~2'1885 UP '.~R '"""'' ·· ""' 3 B•. hllm, f<Plc. Ydy $ZJSUHIPd! Won .. ,. ••'Y oat •lodlo, .......... -~ J7" plog,oopets. · ..,. • be Days, 7'4·4384 or Fantastic ha1 ref + bot plate cookln&. cute, •n•••••••••••••••••••• ~ 2511 Vt. $mftOW.,. t'n'i1Wknda 67~8100. more. Mlll\J more nvl at clean $170 mo.175·2543 . 117-4100, S.A. BLUfl'SWATERVIEW ~ach. Small 1'"· Unl. l BR APT S30Q. CALL •••"•••••••••••••••••• FOURSEASONSAPTS ?daYS,, .... Nopeta Call the prof. rnll serv. H A R lalN>e lsl..cl 3806 Spadous 2 br lwnhle l"' -3 HR & ram , beaut. gal· 645-4900 D E S T V ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, pool, pvt patio, ~hild QUl~-Ol}TE·PRlVA.rE _ed~yd Ail 644·1133 ,, •Consumers Quid~ REALTORS, &75-2&66. FROM $300TO $750 ok. No pets. $2t0. '7~ '. l 8Pt util pd. 1299 mo. HARBOR VIEW LIOO ISLE Chormlnf 2b<, mod. All ymly; olw houseo JoannSt.__. ............ ......,, =~'.;')' Lagl.lftll Beacp YQu oretbowinoMef 4TJcUHtOthe lrvhwU-.ik•· -·.r··w•·J ............ ..,,... Fam:fd. Enler\aipinent t.1 IUJd2 . W bridae itL1 ni.ftt (Cufver Dr. al. • Barranea} Please caU 642-~78. Kxt 833, to al.aim ·101.ar uckets. l'i\LERMO 3Dr. den, 2 b", e l"'c k.ltch, dshwsr & ice· u1cluded. STUNNING B • SS50 3Br2n~ no....t• 186 B .. "' m k.. l 11 Rumbold R"'ally Jov .. ~t 2 r 2 1'a · ,D<I, .,_,.. 4 r, upgraded. view. garage door, no peta. a ~r . ri: vrm GREATRECREATION. 67S":.....,., ...... garden apt.pool.rl!l!nn. 2lltSt.E/Slde. 't523 CAM"'5~·11NIME S750 mo . owner. M4·562l sg7:;,mo. S73-J824 w/cathedral celling & -....... $27"' 7 W -.,. ~ paneling, deck . Swimming saunas 2 "· lO .18lbSt. Oceanfront 2 OR, 2 Ba, pa non mk vu. 81 uffo f• rn 11 u •• opt. Yd y health dub. bllllud. 2 ~' 1 Ba, "°'' W b•Y. lllAHD 14tW I 2 llr aplo & 2 Br bae ~ -4' ~ ' • • ' 'f(TRTl.EROCK 4 Ur. gar, crpt/drps, rerric. Condo. 2 Story 3Br, 2•~ $400/mo.6'13-0738 n1gbt-1ight~d tenn l~ ::;'~0:=1~~:1'Qol:::· 2 br,2 ba,allbltns,fri>k, w~~ar,cpts.kidsOK,no 1 __________ _ • ,.,m rtm, lg. "'" Km. Y•IY 1"· """'· M2·3"l b•""· frpl<. End unit. LI• modern 1 Bed• """"'· Pro & pro •hop. encl.•"· Bal<ocy,pabo, ."'-· ..,.. ..... '31·91J8l SM . Bach apt. Ki1'h ::,:;,•~.!:,';;.Io'::.;' & 4 0 ,, 3 ba, fom •m. 3200 P<t patio. Ea tin kitchen, w /owuleok. ,,.,,..., ~:'.: golf dn "ng ,.nge, p•rtY V"Y lac•• 2b•, doc •m. lawul'Y nn $300.~32>. MESA ~rNES' paUo. , .... 2 blkl. to b•h'. ------Mlfl 1444Sant1ago,N.8 . atpool.S700/mo.67S-7133 Collin!!. S325 yrly. r?<'m. ~wct.S350mo 6739547. TSLMgmt 64.2·1603 ·eR'ANDNEW.!>1btf1o/1 ~U1ill.yacit94·3223 1!> ... ly3 •• " ba, w' ow. SISOO mo. A1ent,5'1 """ SlCLUDlO 87"9378. ' u N Ac Tr v IT I Es ' 205 Pc ... I & • bd•OU $230 -& cP.lJ5. dl"Jl6, patio. ft'ncctl ..... E...-O•T H'-T t'ullttme director, free . $200 Large, immac. l br. S3SO Immed occ'upa c STUDlO. uul pd, 2 lllks j~. "'" ncoghOO,hood NcwNplTerra<e3b.Con· " "' ~ w S YRLY!b<.lum'd.F<Pl.1 S....,y b'""''· BBQ'a, SP"'"',l' ~ br~pl, "~'· paho, pool. Mat••f Pooi. Ja<•;d. f•pl~ 'J; C<e" SI. "'•''i $250. Kid•• pd wckome. SIO>. da, "' boh. '''" 634-1'41 AREA adult, no ..... $240. Uli" '" p,, pull e•, spo" ~·;:., .,.';; ;,.:.'5,3l~: adults. Ne ehlld"n ot ""'""'· Ad .... no pets. m,:>.d t97 ·2820 a l a, & _,4567 A•••I. No roe. !'" 64S.6763 m Beaolllul.3b<. Iba homo. pd. 87,.29'!5 tournament. & mo"! . clod .... mg P°'" 1881 Monro• i a .,.... dally. 2650 llarl• w "'· · ....-TIITTANCll -4 a,, 2 Do."''· beout. ~mpl'}•ly .ed~co ._, ......... 370i 0 E A U T I F U L . . .... ,... SJ. C.M. <Mm Ve•do tBr&'8t-.•ieW.-~br + d~n 2 'bu Cum 1 Dover Shores, (pie, lge •. uot~t. tr.nd dJ! 5 r. yard ••••••••••••••••••••••• AP ART MEN TS : ...,.., .... ..,,. 3807 QfUlubor.Dlvd.l......,. watk..,to ~· "'Upt, 1 .,,1y' yrd. · "'° .,:', kil & din rm, 2 m ga<. ;;:...;,~;..:;.•::ie-S80 m:e~ W) ... r. 2 or 3 bd•m Dpl" S!nglo" 1&2 bcd•oom•. • ••• •• • •• •• •• • • • • •••••.• U. CASA ILAHCA UIONTll FllE~ , Ulll y,,., '300. .. i'ijl: '111\.•l'.i.: "·"dorie<. Renl Sl:sl>. ono l,./opt. G73''5•S. $lO credit .eport + .,0 "'5 up. 11' E. Bolbcu t•rn. & unfurn. Mod•li $ZIO. Ntoe 1 "'. a.,_.,. , 1oci.•t a• ft, . 54!).2''7 ·• , r,,.,,, Wcilm .• , '"" ~ 644-4201 Blvd 1 879 5991 open daily 10 t.o 7. Room· ~e adwta .. No pets. Ut•I . . . •. , , . • , .. _. _ J Br. J ba, Frplc, heated clean'g. Move in total --· ·. • mate service avail. No incL ~ail 9i25. 106 E . _A•aiLMow~SUDep. ~Point ''1626 1 .JUt. Oc!ell)tfrdlH . i: d w N II 0 us " u n i , . pool. 2 car ~··. Plush St2>+ $140. 1 h•, atepo lo b<a•h $250 1..,, ... ulr~d. Som Bay •• ,. 9. Alt Ollis .a:;-<j>U;;r;;... ••••• i.i·;o: ••••• ,; •• ,., bal"'""· __, -· ark, xlnt. grcenhclt ex new brn cpt g, freshly Alto mo. yrly. Incl. ulll. aduJLsonly,no pets. • $360 y l 2 B 2 .,. pool, lndry. fat"'s. Adulta P•~aroma vlew ne ,, drps: gmi $450 tnel util. we, m'd, "'"um """""· Xt<a. nooe. 3b<. t'%ba. Complelely .,,..,..,Ok•. · r Y. ' -.11en,' o•er JI -~., -or • • w • ........, . .... pd <OU< lY d & '500' m.. Ma ... n n e. ....... "me •en ta I •• Oakwood ... uUI, w/aolt .,..... 'h lid re ft. <la n -sue ' BR .. ...._ 4.Plex •. No ' --M, _ _. -. • uo. Cath,.., 1 ecol '<• .. _&1G 7414 0<6'0·0663. '"°"· Drive by ,,..... Wini" Rentol, 1uper loc, Ga d Penln Pt. Nu veto. · 556-7777 or ·.II-YI -· ""'· ,_,.... -.--" ,,...... . ~SZ ml din rm. fn•e i.t:ind· I Br+ ram rm t' pl I Santa Ana. North or Uth racing b11y beach. Light Apa.rtmr eennts 6'1W229 I '64Ul37 . 1 ,( f i BR. magnifice.ol ocean ;.:..·,~.::·2·-.:·:·A·~~·~·t· £ rrpl Adil'! $550 . r C, c ec St. Npt Hgts. Call for airy, 2 Br 2 Ba lower ,. __ ....__.M .,..... \IU Woodb1 r l ..,., ........ Pf' ....... ,. .. ·93S3o~4!iJ.481S . ~,~~.au~l·e,fdlool r c& gastDdBQ&. oppt, own ... 6'Z.2168 o• dupl•" Resp adlls, co ---r •-2 . "'"'"" rp. loc fir 8'h ..,.;. .,,.,,· ·~' " Y arpe e ..,...,., 1 . .,,, . ..., peta.$400.675..,.9 H._.lffdJ_ ••••••••••••••••••-•••SHARP 1 ... laol,.·bl..,. A•!· to1>: S37S mo. •m'. .,io.uP + dop.'G•; Gm< 1•,.•e b"•<' Con· ~ollpop«ed., New1•?" 8'0 INine<al 17th I + D/W, ·-, W, OI( .....,... & ""pd. 83•3790' do w, pool, Jacutzi, tennis Crl''>t Condominium. Call Very nice 3 Bdrm. 2 bath Dayfronl triplex unit. 3 br, 00--0550 • ,.. .., , ~ 1 $22$. 6'2~ Cwt , 2 Br, l ba. Carpel & drps ... Br ., 0 A Con" cru 2 BR, 2 Ba. rrpl<' ~714l759·0378or833·9870 Harbor vu home . P.~ ba, garage. Winter (SI v bltns garago $!8S mo " .• ...,, ,..o, over· l·enl air. srno mo' LIDO ISLE Beautiful 1ns1dc & out. $350 I mo . Ye a r I y ~..._; .. ,............. 'll · SPACIOUS ~arts.· : · '°°"'"g lake & 7\h g~n . ........ o""' 529 -A VO " ob I • l 0 /l 5 . $150/mo. Robi ... n, Bk• -~· ~ -!'!r_•s_ """ ............... on El Ni"'"' GoU """""· 55B·40IO ' ' Lorge 3 BR. 2'.-<: UA tux· S8001 mo. 644·2682 MS SIW7 or 675·8764 1700 l6th St. ~ Bluffs . .,,,_ Paci.fie Av.e., Se>ar" 1 ; .. d 3~r & den. 2-b~ ~/mo lse. 1>44.0011 } -• -"'°""•ttlithl CM ~ 1_;;;'~ ~!:m'::ir.~r~· Jre~!:it UDO ISLE. Charming 3 OCEANFRONT. 3 b<, ~I< 6'2·8170 CORONA DELMAR . SolS. No ..... Con· a e. Ocean view, db --9 wall pan.red l1v1ng rm Bdrm. 2 ba. Newly paint· 2·car gar, no pel.5. $52S. 2 Br Townhoee, frple. ~~7ct .. ~~1\li.dS-...l»~.!~ 66g lrl.8U$374~ .. ~~5· Cheri, ••J• ·~1·"'i(.};J••••••• • ... -ed & d d wntr 673 "'"0 Pool. tenrus. Some oce11n '" ""'" ays. ,,_.,... • • ....,..,, N ps from w1nr to ceiling frpk, 3 ecora\e . Approx __ . ..,.... c.'ar gar. Approx 4 yrs. $625, 673·5604 Oceanfr_on_l_l_u_x_ury--2-&_3_, On the Beach-winter ren· & Catalina views: Close eves. ocean. 3 • 2ba duplex. old $1400/mo. Exec M1·n1 r""-ean V" Con· Bdrm, 2 prk 'g. Winter tal. Duplex 3 BR. 2 Ba lo shopping & fine beach. 3 BR, 2 Ba, $300. mo. N6 ......... Oft .... h • le40 Yr lse. t11~·51171 .... , "-too v-: .. 644·2611 ........ 1021v .. 1-·1a.· • ••••••••••••••• ... ••••" ,_DJ_"' ____ __:.64_5_·1:..:9:...:.l.:..i9 do. Mstr suile+2Bdrms S400. up. 2004 W. Ocean· up, $495. 2 BR, 1 Ba down -~ ..,_." 1 • .-. r .....,"' Both & r I CallS46·898S· " FAMlLlES NOW MEWl'ORT CRIST 2•~ ba, frplc. All rec ront 544.2402 ~· w;gar rp c. 5-rAA H•IUTI . facil S600 673·2332 2914 W. Oceanfront. Oceanfront 1 br fi p ear l B I nl ,,.,... """M'i ' ' 4UH&3BR,lennis,pool. 631 . 01 33 · ·Bachelor. $190. yrly, in-646-2030,or673·6179 Adltsnopcls $Jsow t · r. enc osed P o, · · • Avail. immed. 675·6741 or clds util. Newly decoral· · · n r, $220/mo. No pets, quiet YOUn ttN FFOR 675·3428 S..C........ lJ7' ed. St<eet p•k'g. 975.5471 Oceanf'.""l 3 1111, 2 Bo. y<$<2S.'73'7787 •v., matW'c-.642-1894 Wt; HAVE IT ALL AT "" A () • ................... ... "'"8·2897 r ..... Sept .• J •ne. or ... Spoil .. , I"'"'' d•plex XTRA ... . BA.II Bu Ry c R 0 s s, l>IO\Nl?OR.T eur.b 1---... -----•lc------... -_.-M--- 3 - 7 - 2 - 2 -1 ly.996·6756 Jo'rplc11,Ncwtpl/drps decor. 2 :;1~&~~::. CrlOlle lo beach, schools, Bd .......... U1S"t ar Wik to bch·shp'g. Grdnr b ... reeways. p k tJ,. t 4 rm. private beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• gas·wtrlncl. YrlY lease: gar dspl, lndcy. Aqlls. •Pooh• .. Jocuui• . . ar laGWpoI • SS50/mo Av n i I yr I y , l BR on OCIAHFROMT 3 Br 3 bu 1700' SMJSimo DO lge pets •. Frpm $2'10. 2 Bed rm from $285. " • · • · • · .. • 2 Udrm co~do. Steps lo beach, pvt gate. $375 mo. WINTER RENTALS 4 Br 3 ba Cam-rm 2l00' 646-0l75; 545-6156 842-6604 LUXURY APT LIVING beach. $400i mo. ulll and 1213> 928·1844 or 2 BR. 1 ba. $370 $005/moAdulu prcf'd No 2 Br l Ba, (otced air beat., Viewpoint t.a. ore Bcacl) Ov~rlookio~ 1'he Water 2 Bdrm condo. Private 1714 ) 615 7764 Lgc. 3 BR. 2ba. $550 pets 509 Acacia 645·7M8 i.tove, cpts, drnc, $260 bet~ Warner & Hell beach. S395imo. 2BR.2ba. $400 -,1,, .,~ -----'----~-•Enjoy S750,000 spec· 2 Bdrm furn condo Steps Studio apt. util. pd. In STEPS TO IEACH Lgc 2 br.2 .;;, beaut view it°3t.J:2s Adl~s. n~ ~pets. Lg 3br ~ba $350. %br 2ba tncuhrr spo. ll swimmiAg from.Otach 5350 1 mo. xchge for Veterinary mle 2 BR. den. 2 ba ss75 of bay Trees! Pnvatc. $290. Gar, rec arcn 19071 pooh;, ff lighted -eoul"ts. SHOREmRD llLTY alln dull~s Mu!it ht! l·DR .. yearly S400 s.&75. G75·S205, 673·4841 Eastside 2br, Patio, gar. llol)y.848·3896 nulea ot bike trails. pot _ :? Hr. den. 2 ba, Crpk. jj'at1os. clO!>Cd gar :\lnturc adlt.!> s.11 :; 4~ 1941 ~ Bdrm. 21 2 ba. hlllO!> 492.8384 res pon 673 -lOSO ; 2.sR.den.unrurn SST~ .. • Small pet OK. tS2S. .._,.,6 l1ng,1ihutrlcboards. 9AM·6PM ,. 00.~645-4.111 APT ""'NAGER; Rtnt Du deduction On new dclu'<e- Fum. l Br apl. 3 Blks nlexes & Apts 0 v e I y 1 re 1 b r • urut.s in Ount. Harbour Baeh.ci fr'mTI '2e4.SOimd. Also 1&2 bdrm plau 2 story townhouses' Br. 21; ba townhomc, teoms court. pool, pnv, -,;;._-----I gard gnte. Adult com · mun1ly s.aoo pr mo. 193.~\311131-9021 ll!O Deg cx:ean \'iew from bch. S350 mo leas~. Bacf;°elors & 2 bdr,.;,. carp/drapes. gar. $lpYe. area. Adult couple. Wntc associated 675 5984, 640· 7771 or Pnmt' Corona dcl Mar Mat. adults. No pets. Classified Ad #21, Daily f..W ~39 locations. Agt 675 2.111 1984C Anaheim. ~·3229. Pilot, P. 0 . Oox 1560, 9ROl<EU<; R t A l TOl'S 101'. 'N flfnU1o•J •,I J h6 t t Bdrm llusUc.-upper n.· :.r Adult.!>1no pet.!>. $2'JO. Callt>i0-7546 O<:eanfront "Right on days 64&3lli0 ~t.4l Mesa 92626 __ • __ _ ~ ult. ~6.treot-•ALL~WAPTS1.2.&:1 IREA THT AKIMG ta&e. ~ J!Jeoui• •d b d r ll'l s enc 1 . g a r . El cc. kltcti. priv, Jnllios & balconies . er.ins. draperie11. parki~g. elevator-;. beach". Ut11. pd. l br S270-S330. 675-0513; 968-3558 At Fashion Island, J am boree & San J~aquin JI.Ills Rd. JmY VIEW g11r .. fattnifi'o:v: bllfls. $300. r 1rcp13 c e 8 • bl t -~ n:. Optional maid service Upgraded S BR upper, 64-4-0878 £-14>846-0188 7 days, step1 to China Cove. S750, E/SlDE 2 hi'. l ba. New Deluxe 2 bdrm, air cond. •Mo. Call Nigel , :it cpts &drpe, all bltns. Col'\Cio.l280.No lea11e,1¥> BACHllOR 644-721 l Agt. Encl'd. )'d t l?~ll.o, lndry doas. <.:.1111 768·7117 or "'~J\r. 2 Ba, nice home, a11· •_:toe. pool, new cpta, $425, OJ!e·St&-6274 ; 751·5111 ~tar. 2 ba, on aolr course. • .,.lnl cond. S36S. 8111 ell. 497-1751 apy I ILK. TO HACH , ~: tJ.;~9~· $295. 7 Bd 7 0-0066. 1 For leo~lng inforrnalion: ft • 2 BR, lrg polio $450 . 2 rra, 2ba, Condo, poo1, ALLUTrts.PD! 2BR,view.M7S" ·er, e>Wn'pa tt en. cu~o.rt. adlts onl y. 714/644-l900 100' from the dee an. U/ • \ . gar, adll.5/no pets. $290. S27S1mo. OM-3997 _______ _._._ Avail. now! 201 E . f!JOUJltatk/J({ai 644-:547aft1PM' -~ · 3 Qr, 2 full baµts. Fully Bloc:krrom.wa'8r,*n?s !!::~. 8~0d·F~~: C~ -a.&.\'"' <iA.~L~ \Patio Apl. ~Br 1 Ba, encl cpt 'd, frplc, dshwshr.' ~!.~:. 417l4 2 ~~io>lex. ~ 1m!f" "''"1~ gar. S255. 2214 ''8" Llke,new. Cbildren OK .... ._. l095&~•l. Sue at 556-7777 anytime. 67.J-8494 Rutgers. Dr'. O(>en An S410l m?· l~ Adams Sl. OCEANVfEW y;:1y nu . 2U5 E. Co•.C HwJ., CdM 6PM. Ail· Jo-llC:O C. Mahom.-y cpt.s & patnt Z Br 1 Ba Winter Rent.al, 3 Br & 2 -1 8 E l · d 1210 96l·0731. • • ·••·· dpt:it. $400 ..do ~'6'l80 --------~ Or, completely re· SPACIOUS 2 br. frpl, gar. Sm~'u. :~ts~O~f with 3br •• e"pensiv~ drp~ " 642-3899 . " ' natural wood cabinets & crpl g, frplc, nice pa tao & 3 BR 2~ ba. cond 3i l"t ----------1 rose garden + gardesaet. boatsllpa•aH. 0 · · . . t ' ~~-~DM!!!!:,V.!.!:,..._~O~T~----_!lu~!!ii,.!!l~!!!J25!:,_!1t71!!? .,.... ... Uwfww 3600 ~•1Rta ,_.ahetl Apartt1M1b1'n1.W _,.,. ~ •--'--'-11t• .... ..____............ ....._......_ U f 1 he4 tt•ttteteeet•t••••••••• •J•••tttttt•••••••••••• ••••••••••• ... M••••• ••••••••••••~• • -• ~.tl"'W"P'll ~-"1.:11>~~-~,.,~ml.. __._.__ ,,_. ·-· ··--~ . ~ .......... ,..,.. .............. ,,..'" -... • -~ h •••••·;;;~··j;4·0 •••••••••••••••••••••• ;;=:.· .... :::.•• .. 1•i",t' •!i~.1r~m~ ~!!°a1~o~d~ ....... ~ ..... ??~ ~~=~ ... ?7 '' oMfftl 1124 ~t•M... MZ• • .-..-... 3 ••••••••••••••• Mh.a-V!.te l J67 -,..--· _. nal0 hborbood. Bolh Ocesnfront t Br tm· 411191 •••'•••••••••"•.-••••• •••-.·,.-·--• .. ••••••• ••"•••,••'t• •••••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1 F 1 t. 1l1'1B '. ' t RI' 2 llr I Jb 2 (' .. , 2 BK 1 b• ~mo yrly W1 ~W crpt, paint. Bll.nl mucul-.te. attra.c:llvc ean ronl OW<·r 2111' • :t, l'ltO,.Y,"'!hlf, a~ lrB~~ or " •n> "'•lk ,~ ,,.,., C.UTA 0 1&. SOL r<o j,... Cpl •"''•· 22 i • ~· u'" pa loo• • "°'"" -'"'"· y <ly . ,.,S 1 l>bo. Wot< m rm d" o••. pallo. hpl<, • ·· ""'""" .LUIJ • .e'lftdl!lls· "'"""" -.... , "" , .. ...... ..... """"' . ,., _ ................ ..,,, • .. ... 082 dl/'. 213·"'""" ... m <011.. ••• ....... • _ ....... N.o ""'; .. ~~!><ti.• ~. J h r 'I. b • " r !:~~~' ;,;,' :~l\cr Clpm --l&.UffS ::.~.~~.is.':~ w'" O:eanfronl 2 B< • Ba ..... s .... o.. I.,. fow ftden~5:;"'..0."'°' •11"1 Sllt4R.OWIR I -.. "'~ '!!'· ...... , '"•" m'" 'N '" im l ..... -""' 2'/ . -.,.,k, fpk, '"'' aupe; ""°" to bch. 1 odlt. o• ' . ' 't .... ..i.... llllC• 2 8' • ""' 4bplex • .. lll6Z. !U1Jl I•• Ah'>v• \ 111111 Jbr, 2bM k Ch ...... -..Ji Afoal_.ta.....,the41 ltilch, winler. $400.~. pets. Vrly 12036thSt 2 & 3 Ddrma, melure zaid lbclnM ocean vltW.. 't'At blka to L'Ull{\11 M l'k.oi"J .curaao. ,., • ..,. ..--....................... <l94·5792 adults. gas pd. m Scott lbr to.... bch. Lowt:r. $400~ ~pper lrriM l244 11111.i ~7 ~1 _ $115·$100/MO. IJtr ..... lsimd 3706 S.Cle•M• 3776 Pl.642·5073 . 1..........,,. plD•n l $US . .Al(t./JQho~;il'l~ .. u................... '44-0114 ....................... ~·~ 11'• .... ' i tm, :t ba. cunvertlble _ ~ Hlfts 3750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4t0 ~Side triplex. 3br1 3 POOLS '· ' ·• • • DR llHTAlS •••· '""'· l<"d, Ind"""'" A ....... <an<h In Back ~;"' J~\k cp~a ld<P•· •••••••u••••••u•••••• 1 Bdmo. t baU., lu<n1'bod .. :!l>a. ""1c, yd,enol1u<. J~,,.•.,.•.• ,. .• * ~ i) 2 b•"' ., b .... 1>'5 '"'• >v<nkln, ••f "I· ""' "" 1otr o0une. HI mo 'g,,.,,,. lo 01' $42S L•;me W°'ld M •nor. Pool .r. •und0<k, 2 bl"' I< TSL M&m• .... U!b3 ~.,.u,.,.. · ·, , .,.:. :"a! . • ',,., ~ 110 """'""' "" _ b .. m ""· frpl, '"· · Complelely ruro'd in· bch. ... /mo.4M·'1211l MESA v ER OE .,.; SAllMA Scoll- aBR: ;" .;.: ·: • · ""'"" Mewpori...... UH """" ''' boal &camp0<. So. 11ayr,..1. s BR, 2 bo <Id'& !mens, d~h ... '"· za.. • .., mo. Le .,uo. Home atmoeplouo 2 " ; Cl,.. lo S.A. frwy & Sd. ,.,....,.. 11)1 4 8R. '"' Bo ..,, .. u•m u• .. , ....... ,... &."lip~:.·· 1410/ mo. : Pl1i L:.;.e ~ \;',~ U < Y :::-. :::::i.:-:;,.'1*: be. oloM to .. nnl•, goU, qulel by deluxe upb,.... .... ' C.• •bop'g. Tln~ott Lal-~·~ ~OS'l'A M >:SA ..... WATlllFllOMT . uo x, . . . ' adulll"2·Zl34 2 8<, odul1', .... , to •bop• ."elcoM., .... ,. • y°,i' =~ol '.'!"-' bath•·· · · . . "" ' Br, hlw, r 'Pk Y<IY S225 Utll r dl WU.I«, '"' am studio, Mewpori ...... · 17 H pln1. no pels. FllOM $%8 5 UP I>< Om. 1"-4314 o< "'n"•tl• hH ,.r + ... plole cooking, culo, ....................... """""' 2511 W.$uoftn.,. lrYIMtltr,.iJl'J """wkud•6l~81"' mo" Mony "'°"'••I 8 1 <1 ... SllOmo.11~254S SU-4100, U , .htll•ol .. w. '!<"h. Smoll fee. Uni. ;&it/.PT •-. CALL ....................... FOURSEASONSAPTS 1dm,1<>$.Nopets >'•:£.:n"''"..,."" ULUFF'SWATERVIEW Call the prof. rnU serv. HARDEST y IGllHtsl-4 3806 Spacloua2brtWJthae.l~ Ll~d2 . 3 BH & fam . beaut. gat· 645 4900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, pool, pvt patio, child QUl~-OUTE·PRl\IAAE W riclae 1nJrr!Aw ed courtyd Agt 644·1133 .. consumers Guide _REALTORS, 67>2866. FROM $300TO S7SO ok. No pets .. $2t(l. '7!5 l Br,utit pd.1298 m01 tCufver Or. 11 • HARBOR VIEW ----Charmine 2br, mod. All yearly· also houses JoannSt.64&-6483 MZ·~or646-003 Berraneo PALER• O UDO ISLE klleb, dobwn • Ice· ;octOOod ' Pl,...eoU ""'5618. lht. ' "" upgrad•~. ,;,w. 3 B<' don' 2 b•' o lec m • k"' I 'g II "m Rumbold Reolty lo•.,l STUNNING 2 B• :i ea ..... 3 lk 2 Bo' oo pelo.186 838' 1 o cl.aim J °"' 't5?2 CAM"''Sn..·l ... '""'E S750mo .o•n" .... ·5621 gmge doo<. no pel•. w/eotbed<ol cellln1 & GREAT RECREATION' 11M822 . l•nlen apt, -1. "f rm, ""Sl-E~~ """""· ~ rv .!Ill ""'" ---• S975imo. 673'3824 pane I 1 n g, deck . Swimming saunas 2 S?1 5 . 7lOW.18thSt. ---------Oceanfront 2 BR, 2 ~o. Panoramic Vu. Bluffs Furniture opt. Yrly he. allh clubs bllliar'ds 2 ~r 1 Ba, close to bay, ........ D ... ~I 2 l\r apt.s & ., nr hie "".,.,RTLEROC •a pt/d f ~1 67" ""38 ' . • winter rental. $350. ~ """' • ' ... d • v K • II<. • '· " <P•. " ng. Condo. 2 Story 3Br, 2'> ~ mo. ~· n ogbt-11 ghled teonu 6">-06260t"613·8l00Jeao 2 "" 2 ba, all bltn•, '"'"· "'.~'" cpU, k• s OK, .. , __________ _ .~:m "";· nl•· Om I~ mi Y<IY '" ...... "2·"43 b•th>, frpk. Eud unit. Lee ..-rn I O.droom ...-._ Pro & ""' shop, ,..1, gu. B•lcooy' pauo, ..P'-· S!3S-""'· 1131.9001 SM. Bo ch a pl. Kil•~ P1"';,;,.mo'7~.r.:;; < B" Jb•, fa m <m, 3200 P'1 paoo. Eotoo kltchon, w /oundeck. Ooh.,h<, 218 goU dn "ng roogo, P•rtY Very ''"'' 2b<, doo <m · lauod•Y<m $300432S. MESA PINES' ' paUo. I"'· 2 blko. "' bth: ~ -----~'I fl. 1444 Santiago. N.8 . at pool. $700/mo.675·7133 Collins. $325 y rly . room. Qwet. S350 mo. 673·9547. TSLMgmt 00·1603 'BR'AND NEW. ~1.btl1o/l ZOWb.pd.~ LOvely3br,2bu,w 1 0W, S154JOmo.Agent,541·5032 SECLUDED 675·9378. FUN ACTIVITIES : 20.'>Pearl. --&Z.bdrms $230 $28S&1--~__;~_,....;..;.;:=..-c:bls. drps, patio. renccd -.... E-ORT H'-T Fulltime director, free S . . $200 Large, lmmac. 1 br, $350 Immed occ'upancy. STUDlO, util pd 1 • 2 tiJks tU. N ,.. n••ghbo<hood. Now N pl T..,.ace 3b< Cun· " "' w S YRL V 1 bdurn 'd. F<PI, t S ...... y b<un<h, BBQ's. pacoous 2 b<,opt. I <~lo. P" • o, poo I. Mo l urf l'l>oi, j0<o;d, frplo j, ""'' SJ. beJCh '2$0. ;i;d•·P" w•l<omo. "'°'· do. n< b<h. 3$25. 634-14'1 AREA odult, no peta. $240. Ollis ldP'. pull.,, •po<l :;:•d, ~~ "\'"U 3'" adults. No eltlld"• or dalt•h<. Adults, no pelS. mo. ·"1·2'20 a/1 I, & 1'63·4567Agcnt,Noree. dys 645 ·6763evs Beautillll.3bi:,lbahorne, pd.6'15-2975 toumaments&more! clud~·927:ry. t m· pets. 1817 M~IU"ovia Open daily. 2650 Harl• _w_k_n_d...,.s_. _____ _ ---• 8 2 8 be completelv redeco • ....._ __ , • __ _. 3707 ll E A UT I F U L · · 548-7924 c:.. CM <Meaa Verd B •. - TllE HANCll •• r, a, spnc, aut, lhru t ~ I'd d ---a ...,. . . .. e l r-StudlO vietv deek "3b< + den 2h• C•m I '""" Sh°'"· Ip!<, Igo & ~u · 1 °' ~:· yar u •••••••••ouu••••••• A P A R T M E N T S ' --· 3807 alUl><bo< Jlly.U...... .,.,._.._...;.......:-.: ~lpl. lo.eli y<d ·..,~1 .:'o k;L & don <m. 2 '" g.r. ..:.~..:,~;.::::i, .., m:ei Wj ... ,. 2 °' 3 bd•m Opt<. s;ngl.,. 1&2 bedrooms. •••• ........... • • • • •u• LA CASA au.HCA UIONTK FR~i:-,. Ulll . inc, $300. lo -fU!l· "'Atrt.'g g.ardcrie?r. n enl r1~1 mo lse/opt. 673·4545. SlO credit re""'rl + ""'~ $295 up. 114 E. Balboa Furn. & unfurn. Models $210. Nice 1 br. RtipoftSi· , lock•I & l ltr , 549·2447 , F.vc~ ~ • .....,..,..,,. ..... "'~"'' ~ -Bl•d 11711 "'' open daily I» to l. Room· hie adulta. No peUo. UUI ---__ . _ 3 ll<, 3 ba, F<pk, b"led ot•an 'B· Mo" In to1' I · . . m"• ,...,;ce a.all. No U.cL AN.U 9i2>. llltl )>;. AvolL How'"-45~ '1!1»-.,.. Paint, · '30• t ', B ft', "0'<' 0 •'II I' dot, T 0 W N II 0 USE u n; , . pool. 2 m ~"· Plu•h s32s+ $140. 1 b<, '''"" to beach $250 ,,.,. <C<lul<~d. Smy, Bay, apt 9. All "111' ,.r.:· cj>U, ir.,,~ •••••lo1'•••••••••••••• "'''""~ .--.-. a<k, •Int. g<eenbelt., n•• b<n cpl'· f«•hlY Aloo mo. ydy. Incl. ulll. adul"only,napell. pool, lodry. '"''· AdulU p...... 1 •• ,,.,...., -md mu. s•«. w 'd. ""'"m pa•nL<d. X t rn. noc o. Jb<. 1'4ba. Compldely 61~SIOO. Bk<. ..... y,1y, 2 B' 2 °"•'den, ••e< as,· •<> ""'5 ., •·-a vow, new • ......,. ,. . pd>< pd. co uty d. & !''° • m •. M"' an n •, '"'"•· "me <enlal •• Oakwood '" uUI, w /sott "''"" ch lld<en , Coll ·S "°' BR " Don~" Pi.x. Dlo ' . c. • ' tao.Cathedralceil'"s .• 64671t4or&i0·0663. above. Drive by 1563-65 Wlnt.erRental,super _loc, Garden Penln Pt. No pots. ·556-7771 or HtmrYI .pets.M~.4-1091 j "'~-. 3152 ., ----1 s ta A N rth r facing b y be b L ht 67"8229 .&l2 °137 I I •••••••••••••••••• ~"¥ •• ml din rm, fn•e i.tand· 4 ti + 1 . F 1 1 an na. o o 15th . a ac · 11 A tm ' . .., · • rt t 2 BR. magniOcenl ocean Del 2 -no. A • frpl Ad tu mo ' om <m. <p '-'cc St, Npt Hgt•. Coll fo< ••<Y, 2 B• 2 Ba low0< par ents c:.r-dolMor 3H2 . '"· Woodbu•nlng ftpl. ,... on ....... ,. ·93S3o~49J.481S . f;!:agt•efdlool r & gas BdBQ& appt. owner. 642·2168 or duplex. Resp adlt.s, no ••••••••••••••••••._••• su•RP l .... _,__.,_·bl•"" Avl. 1011-: $375 mo. locrm·.i'J$3rl.0-8dlUP• +PooldAft~. ""'as· ·-"J"---au 1 u y carpete 64S-694l Qr 1.624.5632 pets. $400. 675·6549 H•wpert leecWMerilt ,.... va. urv•qi> -'"!' ..,. Q G<eot lmn• l>'iog ! Con ": "11 P>P"•d-. N '~I'?" . . 880 l<Vlne< al llU.> + D/W, •o;P<I', ilido OK ....... & ""pd. 83Wltll' · do w I pool. JaC'Ulll, lcnnu, Cr~~t Condominium. Call Very nice 3 Bdrm. 2 bat.h Bayfronl triplex unit. 3 br, 6(S.-OS50 • .... -~I $225. 642·~ Curt. 2 Br, 1 ba. Carpet & drps, 2 Br a Ba Con 0 _, 1:rts. 2 UR. 2 Ba. rrplc. ~7 14)759·03'78or833·9870 Harbor Vu home. 1% ba, garage. Winter ~l v sr•ctOUS ~~1B8~~lago. $285_ .·mo. t......t.inolaje •·7~\h· .. ~n·. '""' ""· $100 mo 0.auhful '""de & oul. U>OI mo . Ye" I Y 71, • A -~,.. --• k ~ •w """'""'o""' 529·2868 LIDO ISLE A'"'" b I• 10 n • . ..,., .... Rob;nson, Bk<. __ ._ l~'!f.S~ ..... dlr............ El ~·-GoV """"'· """°'" . ' La<&'3 BR. 2', BA. I•<-.,.., mo ..... ,.., ,...SOtlo<6l>816' I ~.:~~ l~h I Blo<f•. 225 Pacilio A" Sp.rkling 3b< & ded, >ha ""''"'° lse.51'1 ... 11 . J .a.tie R~ 3 Br 2 Bo . ~~m h:,·rrLplr!. Eralemgainlyt WOO ISLE. Charming 3 OCEANFRONT, 3 br, dlx 642·8170 2 CBOrRTOo~,?~~M. AlrRpl•. t°'ac·t $28SW. SNo ~u~: ~~~-~~e:'ovieChw .... ~bl ..... 9 ~ 8d 2 b N J I 2-car gar no ""ts $S2S .. ru""""' ~ : ~ • ""'· n, " • -~ • .,. • ••··~·~·~,. ·~••••••• f"llm Rm. fplc. dbl gar wallpapered living rm rm. 9• ew Y pant· • .,~ ' · Pool. teMis. Some ocean 847·35-41 days, 536-3631 66 1-18ll, 493-6515 Nwpt; f w opnr. 1acuzz1 in hse. w,nr to ceiling frplc, 3 ed & decorated. Approx wntr. 673-6640 & Catalina views. Cl<m: eves. . ocean. 3 • 2ba duprloe~. o;oo. lS2'Ml """ Apprnx< yn. S625.6l3·S604 °'""''°"""'"" 2 & 3 On the °'"b.wU.1" ten· ~ "'"'• • old $1400/mo. ""xec u ·1n1' Ocean Vu Con· Bdrm, 2 prk 'g. Winter tal. Duplex 3 BR, 2 Ba to shopping & flne beach, 3 BR, 2 Ba, $300. mo. No i)IUiilf'"+°" ~h 3140 Yr lse. ~ °"""'·5871 nlnut Square spac 631 ""00 "' '"' &U-2611 notc:.1021 Vft'enci ... · •••••••••••••••-'•••-. -""'· "". 2 b,, .ini ·-6'5· 1919 do. M.t<Suot.+2Bdrm• ""°· UO· 2004 W. O<oan. up. ""· 2 BR, 1 Ba down ~w Call 5;..,,..S. ' F AM!LlF.S ' • ~d .. air cond .. pool & NEWPORT CRIST 2'"z ha, frplc. All re~ front. S44·2402 Fs4 s;,th 6 'gar ~ frplc. Oc STOP HUHTltil& · NOW ~~~,"·,~~.~·~·;., "\11' !';. 41111 ., BR. tonnl•. _.. ~.·::1, ••••. 6lJ.2J32. Bach•IO<. $190. y<ly. In· ..:. ..... ~ • .,',':, ~;0". A~:::~ .. •· ~w~-:::: '.:J,; •njl 0 ••d P•"0 t . . . . ; . . . _,. ._ wkrid•. ""'""~" • Moll. lmm<d. •TS~m., ""' u111. Nowty decor al· ,, $125. 613· ,,., .,., mai.::" ,....°..."':::z.1~' w H YOU C!AN AFFORD ------675·:J.l28 ~:~~ ••••• !~!.~ :r'~-~prk'g. 675'5471 ~~~~.f~\. ~Ji:!~. ~r8y~'. Spotlcs!l luxurydus>l~x . B~N :~~ ~T lit~ts~ N&i~ORI BEAtJ.l 1 XTRA cleSJn. q~et • .new Cl t be h 1---------•lc-_._1 M • 722 y. 996-6756 f'rples, New cpl/drps decor. 2 Br 1 Ba. stove, r ose o ac , schools, -....... uw ar ., Wik lo bch·shp'g. Grdnr rceways. p k tJ,... · t 4 Bdrm. pr1vate beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• gas-Wlrlncl. Yrlyleasc: garb dspJ, lndry. Adl~s. •Pools• •Jacwti• . . ar 1p;WpoI , 2 Br. den. 2 ba, frpk. i';lt1os, clo!>Cd gar Mature odll~ S•l7a -194-1941 S550imo Avail yrly, 1 BR on OCIAHFAOHT 38r3bal700'$S95/mo PO lge pets. From $270. 2Bcdrmfrom$28S: •• " ... · • ., 2 Bdrm co~do. Ste?ps to beach, pvt gat~. $375 mo. WINTER RENTALS 4 Br 3 ba fam·rm 2100· &16-0l 75 ; ~615.'> 842·6604 LUXURY APT LIVING beach. $400i mo. ut1l 1ncl. (213) 928·1844 or 2 BR, l ba. $370 $005/moA<h}lts pref'd No 2 Br 1 Ba, fofced air beat, Viewpoint La. of£ Beach Overlooking The Water 2 Bdrm condo. Private (714) 675-7764 Lge. 3 BR. 2ba. SSSO pets 509 Acacia 645·71H8 ~love, cpUI, drps, $260 betwn Warner& Hell beach. S395imo. 2 BR. 2 ba. s-tOO -+tl,c Adi• _____ ..:.-.......:..:..:.:.:-1 Enjoy 5750,000 SP«· 2 Bdrm furn condo Steps Studio apt. util. pd. In STEPS TO IEACH L'ge 2 br. 2 ha: beaut view s:n:Jis ~6' nq ~pets. Lg 3br ~ba S3SO. 2br 2ba taculur 5JX1. 8 swimmh1g rrom.1Jt<1ch S350/mo. xchge ror Veler1nary nite 2 BR. den, 2 ha ss75 of bay. Trees! Pnvatc. $290. Gar, rec area. 19071 pooh1, 8 hghtcd -routts. SHOR EB\ RD RLTY attn dulle'I. Must be l·BR .. yearly S400 $475. 675·~; 673 4841 Easlc;ide 2br, Patio, gar. Holly. 848·3896 Ollles oe bike Crallll'. pul 492-8384 res po n 6 7 S · l OS 0 ; 2-BR. den. unfurn SS?~ Small pet· OK. S325. lm~. shuffleboards. · 1~~~~~~~~~1 9AM·6PM • 64~·38S8,645-4l66 APT Nl.ANllGER; R~n I· Du & deduct.ipn oo new deluxe Furn. 1 Br apt. 3 Blks nlexes Apts. L 0 v e J y J r' 1 b r . uruts in Hunt. lfarhour Dame; r~ S2et.so;inJ. J\lso 1&2 bdrm plans 2 story ~wohousat' from ~h. S3SO mo leas~. Bacf;elors & 2 lidrm. carp;drapes, gar. stDYe. area. Adult couple. Write associated 675·5984. 640· 777 l or Pnme Corona dcl !11nr Mat. adults. No pets. Classified Ad #21. Dailv !HCJ.f!.139. locations. Agt. 675 23 11 1984C Anaheim. 5-l5·3229. Pilot , P. O. llox 1560. - Elcc. kltch, priv, ttalios & balconic::i. r r.irts . draperies, p.arkipg. cl11vat.ors. BROK (It<, IH Al TOllS JU/t, .,; 8nlhn~ • f I 1661 1 Bdrm llustlc upper re Jr. AdulU.1no pell>. S290. Call &i0·7M6 Oceanfront .. Rig bl on -------1 beach ... Ulil. pd. 1 br days. ,...646_· __ ·_·3_100_· ---~------_Cos_~_M_csa 92626 __ _ ~~ ult. East:siff..'"·r ee>t.-•ALL~WAP'l'Sl,2,&:l IRE.A THT AICIMG taee. PoO>. ~co.za. ~d h d r in s e n c I . g a r . JmY VIEW g11r. faMdry; bltM, $300. f i rep 1 :ices . bll·rn ~ Optional maid scrvic41 -=---~ Costa Mqo 3724 S270·S330. 675-0513 ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1)68.3558 - S4o.oo WIK & ur •Studio& l BRApts •TV & MaldServ Avail •Phone Sen•. Ht.d pool _______ ._ __ Upgraded S BR upper, 1-644_-087_8 ______ .(714l.846·01887days, steps to China Cove. S750. EiSIDE 2 br . 1 ba. New Deluxe 2 bdrm, air eond. •Mo. Call Nigel, al cpts & drps, all bllns. ConcJo.'260.No lea!!e,1¥> 644·7211 Agt. Encl'd. yd tpat..io. lndry do&$. Call 768·7117 or Al t'a11hion Island. J am· boree &. San ,J oaquin Jlills Rd. . 2376 Newport Blvd, CM 548·9755 or 645·3967 BACHELOR APT. ALL UTILS. PD! 100' from the o~ean. Avail. n ow! 20 1 E. Balboa Blvd. Only $250 per mo. NO FEE. Call: Sue at 556-7777 anytime. I IL .., T...,. 1 1! "'CH fac. & gar. tilia pd. $295. 7'10-0066. "' v '""' , dlD. 7~·11138 ot'M1~ · For leasfng information: 2 BR, lrg patio $450 2 Bdrra, 2ba, Condo. pool, 2BR,view.s47S' I ·er, o1tn•pa 'R n. u r pott. adlls onJy. 714/644·t900 . CLJ J -I ,jj ~: gar, adlt.sino pets. $290. S27S/mo. 96:>-~7 . . {!)Qt,l»ta a.a t./f~ 644-1547 aft71'M I -~ 3 ~r. 2 ruu baµts. Fully 81ock Crom waw.sitores -Jlt>1." CiA.~.lunU~' Patio Ap\, 2 Bl'l Ba, encl cpt'd, frplc, dsbwthr.' area. 4 !¥\. 2 ~clqplex. ~ v ·"1~ gar. S255. 2;?14 .. B .. Llke,new. Cbildren OK. "tl'.rl&l.'710956-58'11. 673-849~ Rutgers. Dr. <>{>en Aft S410imp. l~ Adams St. OCEAN'vtEW frly nu . 2435 E. Coatt Hwy., CdM _s_P_M_._______ Agt. Ell':"' C. Ma honey cpts & paint 2' flr t B Winter Reiltal, 3 Br & 2 . 963.(1731. · ~ ·••·· * MOO '· a Br, completely re. SPApOUS 2 br, frpl. gar. t5 Br.,1 Ebastside, S2l0.3 _b_r_._e_ll_p_e_n-sl-v-... --drp-s-,,-_ 1 ~-n mo. •'flBO: ________ __.. modeled. ~ blk to bch. Beam ce11'g. So. or Hwy ma • ul cozy with " .. ----------1· natural wood cabinets & =·~~~~~~· ~i~~~::~ 3 BR. 2Yt ba. eor1do. 35 l"t. 3 BR. 2 BA. newly decrt'd, lrg. sunny patio. Access lo tennis, bch & club. Aat (714 > 644 9060. Ba. T /H.leMia, pool, bch Newport Crest Condo, 2 view. sins. Br, den. 2v~ Ba, lse, SS25 . .. -, llr. 2 Ba, nice home. as· '-~-pool. new cpts, $425, °"e. 643-6274 : 751·5111 '*!Br. 2 ba, on aolr course • ... ,_Int cond. S38S. Bill 11. '9'7·1751 MIS no IN req. l:!)UI VII· ta PlllP. prim• i br ' ba. Mtnl cond. orlt owntr. 3yn. old. J usLN· Su Add it. Bu Id 1t. .. Olaper 11 ... Hommet t ... CarPt!t SERVICE it Ceme-nt It •.. Wire 1t ••• Hoe lt ... Clean lt...Move it ... Prcs~ lt ... Palntlt. Na 1 lt...P1aster lt ... Flx It ... DI· RECTORY *H'• ........ c.,..s..ac. GeMralSenius ~ ...................... . .................................................................... ···················••·· ········•···•••·······• DA J A~l&DC.'e Sf.n TIUr(HAROCJlU llO. Mam,S A C."•fllel !hn will I•)' )Oura or min• lhpalri. 41 1k>11n1n1 t.ciu' r.u11r work .at b1111r.r ,.., 1n11a •·u1c , ... 1 00 JtHtl PUTAaOOMOVU YOUaGUACH tloom addiUoM. •Plll Kttcben "•m<xfrhni: WEEDING (."U:ANUt'S l'M YOUH llANUY\lAN IM'l,\CULAT1': CLJ-:AN W~kly M.alnlollOIH•' Hl'-.i C:om'I, Fn•i· i·i.t ISG You Ul'::-it:KVE lhc l''rccct.l b42 !t!I07 Gaur. l>Jlltii. Lltl 51111M BEST '75!10377 ~24..:2 tmo1 ..,,...... Pllui.~ & ••111111ndnw A' 1111 i''ur ftL'f! t!bt cull tlJl ·3005 l\cn t\hen~rg & 11111 UurdcruniScn1rc dean HaulMtc)-Lancfscopiftg Ul> & hJuhng, wt•ekly ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• She1b;11.'0ff IXOYE l.lce~ & &11dl!d malnlt•m1nce. Rca-.ona· , .. blc rate!>. ltl'l' c!>l1matcs CllEAP~,s r hau,tin~ ~~ Alll-r 4 JO ui.k for Kun. ~o~ Fr l'Sb. l 111';/\f . 64S 0011 or ~·'111117 642 29'JS~~ lJ(;ll We·< ';,in• ( '1111Jt't l'lt11nt'r11 • \UI .. ') JM 'OK.'> Stl'.im clno ur .,bamPoO Rab)utt1na: 111 )our nli.u uph<Jl•wry11ll work bomt' Orci,1011 .. 1 i:u.ar TrU\·k mounl unit 11.-,~.e\tS ~7UIO ~~.;t•.t. reus ratt'1 llJ Huff~un&Son,Ocn Hdaablc •:xpr Ji:;~:,;;-;cxx; StuJt>nl. Bi.:+. 1'. I> Contr Cu:.tom /\It & Add, . c; .. rc.Jont·r lknsunablc, truck Trash. trim. llll' \\nm.an will baln 'It · b I Handy642·S70:l, 5-1!1·:111641 fof.nuil• chlldrcn. 121$PN ~ttllMl. Acett1Hc pal Io s • ca n l' l !) • frcl' ci.t ~5·5't30 Mike. ~mJ.\tl.6 • ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• forinka Ntwconst. Res -Hous•c~CMinCJ lloto i.011 pred.i.prklr rpr. l.iwn rcnuv11ni.l comp S.18 ~3 Masonry ..................•.... Hr1ckwu1 k Smull jobs . Nl'wl)Ort , Costa Ml'"a & II \lllll' fl75·3l75 t·Ve~. l-;t•nnomy /\cuuslles Qua I & l' 0 m m · 6 4 s 4 6 4 4 ' •••• • •• • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • sprayl'd ccthngl>, re · ~·"541 Lac lio_!ld~d __ ~al Senlcts llOUSECLl':AN ING 11> uur Mo•iftCJ ·-•••••••••••••••••••• PJlf) Guar. l.1r 11329&15. l>rywull And Aeou:.lH' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bui.1nes!>. llel1<1 blc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpentry, a ny type, 1-TN~t ~1800 Spec.St Lic,6:16·5731Sor llANDY!\fAN Carpentry, scn·1ee. J unire's ltag l,o<·a l & Loni; D1i.la11l'e •Panel. doors. etc Also ----• (213>422-0'!'79 t'icclncal, plumb111g & l:l'<ly Anns al li75 6553 l\lov111~ LowcM r.ilt·~,, Co1nm'I. 1Jc1est. Aft ~.IC4-...t/COIK,.... fluori. 1;.l{j liM.'.il, 1147 :?787 --I .i"t. l.'f f1l·11:nt i.cn H't'. ~-21llil ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sectrical llouse<:ll·anmi: by rcliahlc Free t.>i.l ~Wl·i.llc --------a..'EMENT WORK. ,\II ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111\ND\'!\I A~ 1·uuplc. ltt'fen·nn•:. !\I ~;19 855 , ~~~~~~!'-..... ~~~~~!1 ........... ::···:··_ ........ ; l . ~ PHOF1*iSfONAL Paint Pll1nl & Paperini.:. 21 yr' IO~l 1'.:S \ VEltS Plu111b mi.: lnl~r1 Ei..ter Heu~. I !>c1 \ ·g Harbut area St 1n11 & lkalln1t & air t'tllt ~ork i,:uar &42 0386 j lie 1113281. reh li42 ~ d111onini,: i''ri:e c,.,l, l&V hr llonl.'1>l & 'rt:haW~ ~·air pnces State he & 111 PAPElt PAl~T 20 yr-. Wr\'ll'l' llofA, ~1 ,c; UK. l>nl t::xtc·nor i.pec·1all:,t l'i..pr. S.1l111la\'11011 l(uar 751·31511 Try me Cahcu~ ~SS ~avt' s. nowa1t g311 JX7:i -.....,..... DHA l'l;Sl'U. \HED.,! WOHK GUARANTt::EU f:XP l!:llT PAINTINli FllUM SJ !:HJ lntenor1 t-:xtr Free c:.t :!5 } ri. c'pr l..o<'al rd~ l'all 75\ l;:t12 :!5yrscxp. 642·0~5 !'slm work lt1d1arc.l - - ----1 0003361 Any plumblni:. wilt~' PAINTING. lntri Exlr. M'l'V, ll'Ukl>, bathrm linlJI. Expr'd, honest. nent. Prof. Paper Han~mi:. lir c't'ramic tile. n .,\Jt. Hl·ai.. L1c'd. 9tl4·10'15 1~7!15141 & 1ni:.u1l·cl 832211>lJ Dave 581·5;.!!).1 or!l7!H7U OOflftCJ 9ualfty ftointiftC) • Lowest Prices • Holl!>e>.u\pls, I ntr 1 F:xtr •Work Guar. lld::. • Free E1>ls 552,0575 Patios ...............•....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltOOFS installed facton 1'~q>1•r de s i~ncr 1 tl1rc<'l, c:.tab'I 3:> }r" t·u1 µenter ~ 111 hel11 yuu ('a 11 II a r o Id Gu 11 11 bui Id your rHoJ t'l't, 519 29fa Doors. w1ndow'I, .c:ib\, kirkh Rea)onable. Free ELECTRICAL SJ::llVJCJ:: NO.IO!lTOOSJ\IAl.I. !JI;;} 5813or 1-ti26·612t; . 1 c . 1>: .• :. *h b . Rou11h & f I01)h e<.ts Call 750-6625 C \LLS S S h & SM ALL li7S <!·HU -• - --PaintiftCJ/,a,.rin9 ~:::~~~~j Jr.Jt de IlOO_F_S_l-'_O_fi_l_,ESS Qualll.> work. Int. F.xtr, ---. \II type'>. fin:111 a\:i.fl1 Mt: rm SJS. Rt:fs. Free fltashtf' /R~po1r 1-'ree l''-l. h<" U.mc.l J . ti1 Pickup ~wk 642 6783 1 1 r. • l-1rt-placco;; · Planter:. ••••••••. •• • •••• •• • •• • • ------n & D Concr ett-. All JOBS84.28233 llA"'IUY~tAN llomt''-& UnckC1J1ll'rl'll' ~l Dan t;31 2898 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.r Senior t'lll7L'ns tl•:.ln( 1'1','TEltSPAINTIN<; --------· v1mvN1-:ATl'ATCll ~l (~l:!lan.>_linw_ .. c..,..t Sef-,,k• ph.c.c:. concrete. block & Apt.. ConSt'll.'OllOU:O Blcxk WallSt BU<l Pih .............. ......... bnck work f'ree cs ts. ....._,d Ekctric Crafti.man l'h b-15 0302 Rd:., i-::.ts t>-lti u.,11;.i Shampoo & l>~am dean Llc'd & bonded 67:-1-9720 Lie 3Z713i '45 6974 E>.µr'cl llcn-. Rate!;· I••--------JOBS&TEXTl'HI:: Frt'l' ,.;,,1 tall Gene Whl.'n you're t alking t-'r~~:.l 1193 11:1!1 1~ ; .. <i:! l).ISX about ht. you ha vc to be • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Color brightener:.. wht -. ---, Oud Jobs, paint111~ 10 lllESlJr\~HIJl.1-:GlllLS cpb IO mm ble<&ch CINn eo..trodor ELECTRJ CIA N-prict."<I l r c,.. tr. " 1 11 J "" To hnghlcn )our honll' hv, din rm, hall Sl5 ;\\'jl ••••••••••••••••••••••• right-free est1m.ite on ~ash1n~ Jl'rryM5 81!17 ur lJuslJll'"s r..111 The· Paint Your Ca1tte AH•ra.:c Exlr I Str~ ~5 2Story S.'>-15, lnlr Slarm Pnl"es ind malr'I labor ist. & we are lsl. For h t Patch l'last t-ring, all C..:Elt,\\llC' TILE. :--:cw V• class work and top line l} pt.'l>, free e~t11nall'::. n•111udcl i-·r~·l' c::.l. :w11 rm S7 50 COU<'h $10 chr L . 'd largeonmalljub1> ~un,.,h1nc.· GI rls rur G ' 1 · 1 PD.I. Co rp. I C ·UC 673-0359 HAHDYMAH pcrl>onal l'lc.•an1n~ matt:nal. intr & cxlr ;HO ti82J Juhs wdl'Oml' 5:Jli·~· St.ite contr he'd. Bon G \l'\''L' ""LL' 1 aftS S.S. u.ir e •m i:x:t ()(or engineers & Gen'I Duild· 1----------1 .. • f~l5·23J:J -.erncc lka" r..1tl·i. Call Cpt repair. 15 yrs .ex pr 1 n" contractors, u -e th n t 1 .iur~ •7" ,.., JIS Ill --~ k Ir It r .. ·~v home m,. you wan ;rnytime 552 u2.is Do "or myse · e ) Spec 1 a I a z1 ng r es id i · to st!ll? C:la!>s1fied ads do Do you hate to ~hop ur Jrc • 531 0101. comm'I, n1o:w or adds. 1t well -C<11l NOW. you unable to" Ir i.o call lla\'c i-omethini; tQ :.di'! Guurdn!>rd. Free e:.l. Ted tl.lli 7085 dl'<lt1nsr. Please contact the Daily Pilot bring hap l\1tChl'll, Ualh, Entr), Ulu<' Diamond Painting. pyrci.ulb.To pl act-your P atio. puol ~ T1 I" S.18·0352 drawing card, 1>hont (luarry, llnck 551-:!fµll Want Ad Help? " 642-56711 640-7020 • 642·5678. Paula. 5"15 H!l-1 C:la::.s1f1ed ads do it well Cla:.:.1f1~ Ac.ls frl2 SG78 642·5678 looay. CVt:S -. -, ........ ta u.tw.L Rftltals to s...-. 000 Offic• ant.i 4400 Offic• Refttal 4400 lusinffs Mc.My to Loan 5025 Lost & Found .~~.90 jobs Want•d, 7075 Hetp W•t•d 7{00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C>ppor+unity 5005 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ,... M9wporthech 3169 Want cong'I roommate? ....................... ht, 2MI & lrdT.D.'1 'LOST· Femal1• 8 mo. URGENT. lady seckini:: . • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 6'15·7465; 640·8468 LOANS AVAILABLE Cocker Spaniel. buff cir, norm. Waitress J·oh. Yrs Acctni.? Ukknni,: SEAf90D EATERY .--. ,., · New duplexes 2·3 br $350 •SHARE A HOME• EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. Take out & ta hie se'rvi<'l' (.'rc.."11t not 1mr>0rtant. an~wers to .. Buffy" exp. at Hilton llotel, TEMPOR.4aY . up yrly. F'am1ly & J>t!lS -Good lease Prime Inca· lroll..-,493-3102 HEWARD.897-8439 C.<.:lub, Top. Hc>sts. Rci!istcr Tu<.lay to wprl. ok. 675·4912 Femole lo share 2Br apt, p,..at= office ipoc• '" H•wport --• --~-3925 by 10.:Wam on vanous arcountini: & • CdM, Sl!iO mo. + ult!. ldt/ T etM __,. lobb tion Newport Beach. Mc.My Want~ 5030 Found: H! orgiwhl Cal, • bookket-pin~ al>si~ SJ953br.2 ba,encl.gar 759·1808 ....... n rec...,....• Y• Pnncapalsonl) ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vic . Orangcwnoc.l & Quahlytypingathomclly mcnts. Work clo~e to Blockto beach.balc .. yd , h te4.,.._. .. 1199• ltt•lce, cCMlfwewc• SI0.000 ncrdcd immed Magnoha.G G.539·6176 lormcr exec le.:al M'l'Y your home. Fig\11'f• Nopel:. M i F · so m eone w 0 rew. ~ IM•ft'OC)e, i../.t9ail111J ...-1 Fur PHIJ\I E It. r-: IBM Sdectnc 11 equip Clerk!> to Sr Arcooh· TSl.Mgmt ~2 1603 ~ao\:~s·;r ·~~~l ~!~~~ seniu, tlct.tMC) & con MOC.._,, tr.Yet Dl-:At. 520.000 Hcturn Lost Ulack Ft!ma le 536·7296 Lants n eeded thruout B b 673 CCC:'> ·-·· t _, I d t ,. •• tti W1m60-90duys 675 '1030 Shepherd Wi lag. Nr T'yp1ng-my home."o' vrs Oranact:o 4 r. 2 a. garage, new ·~ CH-• I, co•r-·•r •• Y "CJ· --Orange Cst College. ' J "' 11 If l'pts ifre!>hly painted. .. • Ca , .... seuefwieil ,....icn crvallaW4t os MorfC)OC)et, Trust newarrt. 538·0739 · exper. Pref lari:c mail Hobl'rt a s Y\ry lse ~/mo. J.llh Sl Female needs 2 rm mate!> • DHdS 5035 mg. Clclll'r c.lubbmg. ad Accountemp. ... Close lo bch, 532 3331 to s hr deluxe 3 Br 2 Ba. •11•c&. ,.,..._ S2t0 pet' MO. ~~~! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pef"IOftCllls 5350 dressing> Labels. etc. 5CJOS. M:im, Ste SOL ---:-------....--1 Oceanfront hme. $200 CGI 1714) 752· 7170 = ••••••••••••••••••••••• &'75-6500 No Tower. Union Bank ---------•!mo. 714'"686·9839 Partner w<1nted 1>11 pro LOANS 9% Onnkingproblem? lnTheC:1tyofUrangu BACHno• h 1 1 c.luct. mdu:.trv & retail Ca ll Alcohol lklphne NURSE avail. 8 llr. l'vt 714 KJS-4103 ft lloommate lo s r o~ey outlet. Salar)· & proht, Also2MITDLoons ?:thrsaday8J5.38JO duty. Ei..pcr. Relaable i--------..i-. APT ~. c~~~.ol1~d';/' ~~m& Office l...teil 4400 141Siness RHtol 44SO SIS.'l(MI n·qwred, s~curcd Fairest Terms llincc t!f19 w1xlnt refs. &12 4503 ACC:OUNTl_N_G __ "' • Jacuzzi <">tv• mo + util ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •7G8·Hl9-I ______ Sattler Mtg.Co. PREGNANT'.' I ''LF.fiKTYPIST ALLUTILS. PD! ~. . ' --Cari n g conftd"nli"a l Complete housec eanmg, ~ 5'19 99 501 W kliff D 4 DELUXE OFC 'S 642-217 I 545·061 I ~ G"ner"I "Onlractors of 100• from the ocean•. ·41 -• I •s r. . Store <women's dothmi:I counseling & referral. 6 hrs. Own transporta· ~ ..... A v'ai I. now! 20 I E . Su..W.r neat, furn_ condo Newport F1nanc1al Clr Conf. rm . seat 25, all on Balboa Ii.land ·main Retired coup!\? h"s money Abortion. adoption & lion. SJO. Linda 547·4281 free m the UrangeCou~ w4 ...--•--:-Offlc•S-c• pant-led, :.m \l.h!..C 10 r e· ~l. W1thor~1thoutmven· "' ki:cmng . • • , Airport. Area needs xvn. Balboa Blvd. Only S2SO n c eds non· s m o k e r . _.._.... r-ar I or 2 H lr<ti.C l ·tke 1 1rv 714 b'7J 627 l lo loun on 1st & 2nd TD"i:. \PCl; \RL' 547 2c~3 Companion-driver availa· slast1cal typist. Call !Slit' t per mo. NO FEE. Call· 1-'rplc; patio. pool . Callon SiteManager • · · ·" ' · · · Agt•nt 4960800 / ' "' ·"" ble. Full day S.10. Ex· forappt.83:1-1:1680 Sue:itS56·m7anytime clbhse. $200. 631·0133 (714l 6'12·3lllext 246 l'ort•:..t arc:i Kent·· .A.ccnuHTIHG · . ----per1enced rcferencei:.. --· · 673.2332. • llarkmi. ,... w ,.: 8 UY FI ll s T & LIHDA & VICKI 1 1 1 , "i= Offic•.. 714 ~t ~1:ru:i BUSINESS s Eco N o T It us 1 Out all M ,Cal I c en Stephen, • w 65 -t ~ .... l)El'D" . c an~ 646·:1112 oman over w,car 0 l ONTH FREF. Approx 701.l sq It C 2. •. ·7 • Forthefunofit! 3176 s har e Cd !\f h 0 me Full service No lea!>t' rf' A.(;, at 130 i-: 171 h St Ground floor opportunity AG ENT 7l4-496-0tlOO Serving all Orange Co. •••••••••""•••••••••••• w1same. Rm & board & q'd. 200~ sq rt Plenty sz20, mo. Doyle !"t18 I 161i for aceountants dl•i.1rin~ 83.>·7313 2Br .. l'i'iBa, near Bt:ach, nominal salary lo right or parking 2082 S E . ---tht·1r own hu-.mess ('all PVr PTY will pay more ----------· $275. 237 W. Escaloncs. person. Nile or day, ph Brii;lol St. Newport na_v\'le~· ofcs. Npl lkh .. J A Patterson. Toll Frl't' Curyour2nd'f.D. 492.5557 or 830·6725 G73·4725 Beach. 557 7010 ups ta i r c; ad Jo 1111 n ~ at · 1800 I :l2:l-90M or 642 :157:1 o.~•l!n showroom. Sl75 & write Comprchensl\ l' V. ELD Cleanneat2Br18r,2blks 2 hdrm apt 11ear bch in JUSTCOM,LETED ·S2IO 642·2210. C\C:. Busmei.s Sl'r\'ICl' Com 50°0 YI r bch ma Nwpt Sl87 50 + ulll Call 9111 L' 1 • I S31.J60 2nd TU. lX'hmd rom , see nager · · · FuJI service offices, 1182 1;;5 5543 pany. r. vu enu 1r&Calle LasBolasafl Bemic.631·1057 to Sil s .f .I Irv Ind Bh·d.Aurora.111 _1;oso_ :-, $120,00U. on South 5PM lndustri IR al 4500 Lal(una oceanv1cw r e· · NB. Seek str:ughl prof, or Complex. dlx decor, re · 0 4tftt Glf'T (;alien• work mg i.1drnce, in escrow to Lease: SJSO mo. Spacious bus. man to shr beaut. ceptionisl. secretary· ••••••••••••••••••••••• p:u1ner L1m1ted hr' & Doctor at $267.000. All luxury 2 br. w1ocean rum, s pac vu hme wi 2 xerox. bluepnnl. mail & htd. Unfft W /ofc invslmt req'd Ph: Mon due 45 day'I Discounted view. Pnme are<1. Many others. PI e n l Y or corree serv. 1-'orma l con l500·4000sq rt from l!I" thru Fn. lll·l2. 675-3080 .) ield so•, per :1nnum deluxe features 498.5050 pnvacy. S28S inclds utll. ference rm & lounge. !MM F:l> OCCUPA~<.:Y -i!ll-'827 or 493 1153 Ask for Pam. Katella & maid grdnr. garage. Fum,Unfurn, avail da1· Leasing ore open 9 s dai CIGARETTESUPl'LY Really _M'1_·<>_\8.&_______ ly. mo1 mo lse. 5'19·9S9~ ly, Sat . 9·noon 71 l W DISTRIBUTORSHIP Spmtual Reader 1815 So. El Camino Real San Clemente. Fully lie .• rOt" appt. 492.7296 •MtcHB.LE•S• Outcall Massage IOA!'t1·2A&f 731·4462 Heep Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Accounting F /C lookbeptt To St2,000 Manual CL. Resp. for P&L & balance sheet. JOb ro:.ts, A/P & payroll on EDP. Xlnt firm in Long Beach. Ord 1070. A/P loollkee,.r $700.$750 Good s pot for sharp person. Bu:.y l,ong ACCOUNTING · .. 1 . .. · · CLERK , 2 Yeors AiPayable .& Rec. expcr. Good gen·1 acctng bac kgroudd. Type, SO wpm. He~VY• work load, 10 key add•t Some l'Ollc~e accuunt.i.ni: courses heJprul. 1 Call for appointment J11tlustrial Rclalloi?.. TEL ON IC/ ALT Al• C7 I 4t 494·940 I ·• LCMJllfta leach · Equal Oppor Employer 17lhSt :iC4ur PartorFullTtme · Very nice studio apt. M4tfllaloo ........ 7 642·4463 lmmed1alt> need \n Clo:.e lo beach. Sl75. mo. To Professionally Pind ---Orange County and or AlwMtcetMftt1/ P.noMlls/ Lost& FoUnd LOOK I NG FOR AMJ::RICAN SPOUSE! 27 Yr old female. folk classical dancer. never marned. wants lo mPel widower over JO. Wnle: Miss Kim Mi Ra. Kwang Hwa Moon, P.O. Box 1329. Seoul. Korea Beach co. 6 Mo's to a --''------------ year exper. in A/P 1oi---------- key by touch. Ord. 1072. 494 02-17 THAT RIGHT PERSON Deluxe Office Space on surrounding towni. for h.-., Cl). UMJMrrm West 17th St , \o!>l:l d rslribulors. All relall Dix 2Br. 28 a. bltns. ~t· :ATU ~=-.-w Mesa.M50sqrtor700sq outlets arc i.ccurro by ••••••••••••••••••••••• enclosedgar,wlktobch «k '1«~~"" ./'no.-flofconly. Metropolitan Tobacco ATTORHEYATLAW f??Omo. 559·5678 aft SPM c.> ~~ ~utm..q .,1',1111 ---RIGHT RF.ALTY-Co .. therefore no produel ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 RF.LAXING MASSAGE Bob J ames-Ltc Masseur Outcall 9·9, 494·51 I l Short term rental avail. ___ 8_32_·4_1_34_S_in_c_e_1_9_71__ ~=:::: ...... 979 8533 sellinj?. Become d1i.· BANKRUP.TCJ <05 .I'-..--""" tnbutor for such na· .Jil 2·• mo's. 2 BR. 2 Bu, M1Ftoshare 2 br +den Li<JhtMfC)'LOCjWta tio n a lly advertised DIVORCE <05 •SHARON'S* Pres. f,t~ .Condo._ S300. new Ira-level. vu condo 350·6G5 sq.rt. Sl40·S250 cigarettes as Winston, .Jil OUTCALLMASSAGE mo. va 11· lO i l 177 · $300 + util 673-1265 Near mo. Ulil pd. 646·335 __ 7__ Camels, Marlboro, Pall 640-2S07 838-6838 •9S-!i906 i-·al>hion Island. ----------1 Accountants Associated Personnel Service Inc. 547-7375 RetttalsWant•d 4600 Mall, Salenu•, Kools.Lo --.-t -.-r--.·--... ----BEAUTIFUL NUDE S..Juen Oceanfront Nfl. Fem to SAH CLEMEMTE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kent. etc. To qualify you • ai ~ 5300 C .-..11"---3871 M-..uc_. .. _._ ,..._ must have a c:ar 2·8 hrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• GI RLS. 625 N. Euclid, -540Golden Circle ...... JT-.v share furn lux 3Br. 21>". -.. .,.,.... ....., "~ h · St 212 S .. • " Id I Med' I D t I By Oct 1 Permanent per W""'k <clavs or cvn~."' * * * "''a etm e • nnta "na •••••••••••••••••••••• W 0. cable, movie TV, ea ica or en a . . . . ... ~ ~ '""' l'.'J Mi from Marina & Sl50, ulll & phone incl. suites. Plush carpets & middle aged cpl. Xlnt PLAN I. ........... $4200 SSS-6150/535·5363 (Off 4th St, between Bcb. Decorator's 2 bc.lrm li73·367 l Fri Sat eves. central air. 55< per Cl. refs. Small pet. Nd 1 or PLAN II ..• ' .••... S6000 Fred K.rwin DIAL-A-SERVICE Newport & SA f'rwys > lwnhse. A1C, community Suoda,y 9.2 Call YEATS COMPANY 2br. lower rlr apt or PLAN lll ........ $25,000 27703Urtega llwy ESCORTS. MODELS 1''ree Parking i\Cl'OUnling . .P. JR. ACCOUNTING CLERK The Jolly Roger, Inc. Mis :in entry level open'tng for an industrious anttfv. looking for llppor .r•o grow. Must be profic1eP1 wllO key adder. Positiori calls for riling. audi(ing of daily sales rer>0rts,lof· our relitaurantc; & mi_ac. gen'I office duties. Apply in person. 17<»2 GilleUc Ave. Irvine. 8am·5Ql1J Mon thru Fri. r- poo I. dishwasher . 498-0660 499.2237 duplx to $200. 96.1·4775 For more info. write to: San Juan Capistrano MASSAGE I 00010 &ff Spacious green area:.. Resp. fem. shr lovely 2 br. ..,_ bl p r t MctroPolilan Tobacco You are the winner of To ApplicClftt ••• ·aose to shopp'g, $325. 2 ba, Fl. Vly. $210. mo. ~xecullve orrice spa~e •• ..,,.pons1 e ro. ma ure Co. Cigarette Divis ion 4 Tlck•htothe 645·8616 ---------1 Adults Needed 831.().16() Kathy l. 963-6216 including recepliomst woman.k~ohnts sm. apt Qr ~ 2 3 • P . 0. 8 ox 1 •1 • Ask rorext. 25 l d I LA T·~ ... -------·---from SlSOmo.lo$385mo. rm w, ac priv. Sl25 Rosemead. CA 91770. lrvlneHarv.st AccountsPayable 0 eiver · · 1 ..,s Prestige location. Call MaXJm.645·0289 Please include phone hstlYal •KAREMS* OHEIHAHUHDRED auto route. Hunt h. '752-8321 ......_s/lnnd/ number. Family Entertainment OUTCALLMASSAGE Med Mfg Co. has immed Seal Bch. 2•12 hrs pe1· AnanCe Oct. land 2 11AM·2PM 956·2443 opening for competent. morning. 3 to G AM. S3(IO THE EXCITl''G MO COST A MESA J.e we I ry stor e. San Woodbndne · Irvine • 1 t · per mo. 847-5145 . ... Rm mate needed to share Prl. rn ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • .. in Semi·retired wishes t o c 0 D s c e n I 0 u s • 1..::...--------,.ALM MISA APTS. 3 Br. Costa M~a bme. ~J:1~ctoull~e S75 per a.IMss Clemente (attractive). <Culver Or.at meet lady 40 or SO for pulchritudinous ~ •Ad•Hti1ifMJSciles MlNUTESTO.NPT Pref female. siso mo + •••o SQ. FT. Carpet, OpportuMty SOOS ~!·~a·b0lrs~ed 02~ u yar~: Please !:ilr:i~~~78• Ext. travel Reply Box #54, f~g!~0~ ~~m~nal~ d~ Earn ssoo+ a week com· BCH. ulil. 979·0546 drapes. air cond. Sl9S per ••••••••••••••••••••••• $29,.500 <9.000 dwn ); In· 333 • lo c I aim your cio Daily Pilot, P.O. Box. secretarial duties. Must mission w ;prestige re Bach, 1"2 BR. month '-cl utll. l t ' 1 1S60. 330 W. Bay St, CM, g1onal magazme. ~t~y fromS220 &up Yng male-tum bch hse m 0 ven ory op aona • tickets. 92&26 enjoy Cnst paced at· other benefits. Experde· Adults, No PetS Newport ...., blk to ocean. •Two olfice suites, 630 2 PRE-SCHO LS 492-3109or492·1487 mosph. Xlnt pay. llur~ sare<I. Call Mol\/Tue~ :4 1561 Mesa Dr. S200mo+util. 673·5922 SQ. FT. S22S per month OltAHGE COUHTY * * * Reward offered for info or roundings & freedom. PM 714)640.4933 • 581"-E t rN inclutil. r et urn o f miss ing Cal1Mr.Hillat556-1905. ws .( '1:..-, < "'° as 0 ewport Male wants M/F to shr 540-2200 (2131697-2064 32·Student, priced at fn•Hhneftt · J·ewel"' on Sept 15th. No Blvd.> lu.m z br 2 ba ~Pt· pool, . . $HlM-S37 M down. 18<."n ()pporhltlty SOIS Lo'lt: Abysslma!J Fn~n quest'i~ns aske d. P .O. ACCTSPAYAILECLK 546.fl860 spa. $210 in"I. utll. Dix offices w' secy retum.27-Sludent $137M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• colored nueter ma e N B h I . b d '" -" N o c racM do~ •... m_ r etu".'". IC you're not gelti'n n cal. "BenJ'i" on name Box2380 pt c n • .,,.,., r v a n e n s e ALTHATIOH COUHTIR •~-4000 s•&-4 ... 5 eve/wknds seivice, xerox. r. · · ....., .......... ., "' t""'• ' •• ~ homebuilde r. neecJs -.. • .. ' Al rt ..,CA/ 752 5626 Land & prove menL<t in· 13.8r.10* return on your In· lag. 759'1147 or &4$·.,.,.,.,, i ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-2339 rpo · MooN mo ' luded " t 785 Penonal Ser-. CM Sl60 •hnrp intelligent nlrl, Apply. Vsn's Cleanet';, 3512 E. Coast Hwy Coronadel Mar 673..-0 c · vestment, call Sandy _c_x ________ -1 "' 0 ,... ROOMS sso wk & up. kl r ll bl .. vECUTIVESUITES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must be able to use 10 Loo ng or r e a e l5A Ro6s,Ajn~·C0.837·3744 Found: Yng Boxer. Vic IMVESTIG .. TIO ... S k h t •· W/kitchens, 142.SO wk & M I sh d Deluxe private office. •Average yield on flay· Beach & Ellls. HB ldent. "' " ey touc sys em. "' up. Apts. S41Mr155 r:c;n,n z 8b!: sJ.:" e~: Sunny, a Ir co n d . offs to ·Ajax lnve11tors. 968-5518, 846-6543 All types· Mi&11ing ability to type. Ideal I Sq I P 11 ed h persons. 828-9648, 24 hrs work In& conditions & ALT E R AT I 0 N"'S. l..afwl• Deb, beaut rm, penaes. Wanut • rv. ersona i Pone cov· Jan. thr u July, 1917· xlntfringebenefits.Con· iieamstress. Full• -or pvt bath. matar• empld $50-7277 era 1'8 • secret 3 r I a I State law permits a pre· FOUND. green Bird, may Looi< years younger. feel tact Cheryl 9-12. Mo n· P/tlme. Corona del M&r. lady. Prh I•. Rel' s Female roommate want· service. Easy Cwy ac· CO. • .. _ payment penalty charge be Finch. Vic. Harbot years youn&:\!r. New non· Fri, 833·2180. EOE 675-1381, 9:30 to 4:30. L 41M·'1348 ed to ahare 3 Br beacb ~~C::tBarpok~~iia:~· equivaJent to 80% of 6 View Homes, N.B. surgical face lift. For ; ' 64o.6600 months unearned In· 965--0098 appt.col1Keo,5S7·0198 HetpW..ted 7100....,W_..d 7,190 Man empto)'ed daya. Kit . dplx. Sl 75/mo. Call tt . ~~~~~~~~~~I terest on too balance. FOUND: Olk. & too male ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. -• prlvlltlCS· $135 mo 675-9618 Deluxe of ce apace S25 Morteaee B,t okera. 01· dachahu_nd "wht. mule Sociala.t 5400 ••••••••lil••••• .. lliill ea.ta M•• Nl-0674 ' Resp •tralitll ~orltlnl ~ft~=. ~~~M. 24 UNIT MOTB. fered to Cahforrua rest· shaggy doc. Vic. l'7th ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt7.50PER WEl:K M/F to 1br tae S bdrm Z NEWPORT BEACH dents only. Grand, SA. 541--4113 1 BLK FROM BCH. HB. ba L.H. home. $130-190. COSTA MESA, 2$0 sq.~.. PRINCIPALS ONLY. ~ LVE MSG 7611-395Unytlme. utll pd. Nice loc. Air. U(i>UOl STOlll . plusb.SZ00.55'1-0lm SANTA~NA Naa Wood, CM home. A-~ ..... sum Oroa over $52,000/mc). ._.......,_. ,person onl• _..,. . ~-Rsnbl Ion• term lse. ;_;Jmq~.US45-'1494 ,. ........ 4ll0 Deluxe Ea$.llde Medical PRlNCiPALSONLY •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Bldi. 1'101q.n.. $S65/mo. For JnformaUon call Slccllle ,. It board for O A RAGE for rut Bkr675-670U BERKSHIRE REALTY dalJlkare, 2 boya I It 10, E • Id ,._ .... ....., .: _______ ,;;,,;_ ___ _. rf5.7900 67$.2171 pttmettn..Y·W·T,3-10, H~• c _,,..., ...... ISTMOMTHNH _...!!!(pt Bch. D>/mo. '4M7S3 Prettt11oue Udo vu1a1•' __ ._ _____ _ ..... 4400 Joe. Choice Bay or Ocean on<irt to havtt a b111l· BOOllS. S.. Lerl Motel, •••••••**••••••••••• .. • view. Otncea or dc1k noM of )"C)Ur OWft In the m4Ne"fr81vd.Coi~ •COST~MISA• space R eceptloft tuL 1towtn11 ~•lahl con· ~~~ ~Ur~L Otc ,,.~ avau a»uoo 1tcretaria1. antwertnt tro& lndu1Lry. Cont.et nd6o 'avaH. w.:...1y l'fn· Ml· ft.<or ·~:rbin•· ~k•. "froJUO/mo. , ~~~':{~~T~JV lMl•••6*7H$ tian> ~ I'd ln·. BUS1NE88CZN'l'El\ IRVINE T5Ul78 Ya 1•11 lllf'• 4110 end. ~-!!!!V!_!IJl~t.:!.4do~.11~HO.'lo~~~~~~~~~~ ....................... •• } lOOOoisilver bar. Found Boxer. purebttd. m4> MZ·l830 ma.le brindle, 8.t yn old. __ Lea __ ve_m_eau_.;:.eo_. __ , Wtll tralned fam. doa. AIR CONDITIONING MECHAtlC S.. Jtim9 C1111l1lr..o .Suat be able to perform the installauon;' m1lntcnAnce, servlc1n11. repairing, and re· bulldln~ or air cOlldltloolna and refrfeeratloq 1~tem1. PotlUon requires one year of trode school t'OUJ'let In air ooodltlonln1 ond rern1cratioo theory •n<I 4 )'tttta experience, or s year• u-1 penence as an air condltlonlnl mechanic. 1 For lmmtldlate cont ldcralloa. please u lt. o .nm Ohd41r (714)~1 l' / 1 DAL 'i I'll tJI ·.,.,nlJey :ioptomber ~. 1111 I ~~r.~~t:.~ ..... !!!!~ ~~1!9.~:'."!~.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~!.~~.~·:.~ ..... ~!~.~ ~.~~t~.~ ..... !!!!~ ~r.~~~ ..... !!!!~ ~.~.~ .. ~-~ ..... ~!.~~11 ~~~~.•-~I~:! ••••• ~!!!~ ~~~!:.~ ..... !!.~~ ~~!'!~ ..... ~!!!~ Expr~U~,~~~>r cfov COOK Dl~A!'T1 (~M~Nlt r~!r ·t-:<l>eft f•CTORY W0111'ERS GUARDS ft • .. , .. c.. Oll.',U c.ni. r -~" Umvcnu•I l!t i.'"pundlnl( ~hi l: lleoch lluuw 11111 OAYSONl.V J:.:x~r Ill hghtmi:. pt1~er M 11n ufurlurint: vla11t its ol)erations an Orunac U19Slecpy Hollow Lone. Apply lnµtiii.ou di!llrtbu11on & com ~'tl.'I fol-tory hclJ> Call t'ounly&n~d»4o part& W11una8cach Afh:r:Sl'M munic.ttion ~~'Items ronnfo 646ll244 run llrl'lc 6ccurlty ol HUSliOY P 1 t1mc. eve:.. The Ancl..t Manner ~nd lmd rct>ume ot call FACTORY REP. lu·c1i. lmmc:d. F.x~r. not Prd stuJent Oallman'::. 2ti07 W Coai.lllwy.Nll Dnh: Karjala & Assot nee Top wages for ex· RETAIL SALES BOYS & GIRLS ~.al1 p11 II 11111'• Ill \oil oJ, p,11111 h . II 1 I\\ 11 I' I' I I"' I 1111 ,\ 1·I1 ·1·1 I II' d I. Re ... t 673 7726 2700 E CO!>l Hw. Slt! I. Sharp, Ullr;H.'llV(' .:arl lo rvor. personnel. Car &. c' d M • <.; .. u i fi :! 5 repc~cn~ .auto !>unroof "" ilt t~I-"'""' comp:1ny Xlnl op phone req. 21 & O\cr ,II"' II ,\ I' 1111 la11i.: "'pl .. t•:\JJ.lllillll . C•• ·o1 • i..... I I '-t1 I• "lwuplt·. I· ( '11 t .. 11• I 1 \Ital ,1d\ .1111 l'llH'lll up , .... 11111'11' \pph ·" \fl1·1 .... c·hool and t:vcmng work .. :.1rn $20 SJ<> per wttk or mort: \pply now by t'ttlhng 646-2443 lll'lWct·n 5 00 und 9·00 pm Mund,1y through Friday BUSBOYS. tor pravall' ('nunlr) Club, ru11 or J> t llllt', ll>llll li<'nl'fltS IO l>eJUlll ut workani: i.ur ruwadm.:s. 400·5767 COOKS. UAICTENIJJ.:H!-., DIUVlmS r lune OH•r 21 y1i. Jmmed o~nangs Apply "' 1wri.on, J\tt• II Ed.'> l'1u.1, 41U t: lith St, C.M. """"' \'1.'terans & retiree!> port unity C.:all 642 l()l0 wl'lcomc l'n1rorm11 furn. DRIVERS E.Jrly AM. 3 6, delivery LA T I Ml':S, <.::'rt. $300 mo+ 545 0770 lk•h ror u1mt Tmw & I , for OVt!r 8 hu io'a<.-tory A111ily !1-12 and l·S Mon- F'rl PRODUCTION WORKERS Unlvusal Protection 1226 W. 5th St. S.A. I 9 112 lrookhur\t Strut, H.B. NA TIOHAL LUMBER & SUPPL BUSIOY l\11 Ca:;a. 105 M:.ian SI. CUSM1';TJC <.'Irk for II U U<all>oa. Apply daily. 11 drui.:slon· P 1'1'1mc, 1.•\.p Lil SP M. (j75·!1HOO pref' d 0\ l't 2~ 841 25(;3 DRIVER Cleanng llou:.tl m C M Unvcr "' full !>£ auto to do l'1tkup in So <.:atar. Mu:.l l>e rdmtli.Jr wi arcu M1e>L ht.-l.>0111lablc Some sh1p1 rec tlulles S:I :10 hr + 1t• mill· Cull M11He, !i45 580IJ alt !lam GUARDS UNARMED JiMMEDOPENlNGS l<'ULl.1PART-TIME JllVINE S.A. AREA H .. WCMtt.-d 7 1 00 1 ~~·r.~~.~·:.~ ••••• ~!~~ ~~l!.~:'.~t~•~•••••~!.~~ ~r.~~~•~•••••~!.~~ BUS DRIVER City or Lai::una ncac:h Ill rccrwtin~ Municipal Bus Drivers. Salary range ~7GO to S996 ~r mo. App ly l>eforc 01.'l 5, 1977 Per!>onncl Ucpl. 5115 1-·orcsl Ave . Lai:una Hcuc:h . Counter Girl. Davs App. ly. C;ipt M1kto'i. Fbh Fry .1115 W l!Jth St, CM Fem Pref·3 Shifts A.sHmbly·Packers ' Top pay-Oolly /Wkly ··•······••··•··••····· ---------II \llVSITTl-:H. l•.,,,t 1111:.\Un llt•('l.'11\ tor El AH XTRA IH COME \.: .. -.1 \I Ill.I' 11:... 1111111 .11 l';I, :1 1•h1hl11.•11 7 K Turn :-..ilon. \Ju,.,L 11\' owr COUNTt:ll llclp. d.i)s & 111111111ng i\lcDonalds lkstau1:a11t, ~l l1l l~arl><w vtU\'~:ns 3 wult·s op-;n, Ulv1~ CM 550 tl'J<13, ,1,k AM & l'\I, V tum-. Musl rurSUl' ha\l• tli·;rn UrlVIO); re Uniforms furnished, vuc & other hencfals. Xlnl salary ~19 4U:;Ql!AM·llPM I 11 It 111• "' I"• 1, • \ r 11111 :! I.> J I :1 I' \I :~I S.il11n l'\.f>cr prd'd. lt1o .. i1o1 ... '''" ELECTRONIC ... 1o.c1.1\•1Jllh h·IOl1lll111 KJ71il:I t 1111•1•." 1 t1r11u .,., ~ .wi-a~. Needed Now ll~palal '·''' 111 (• .. 1 \ "" " ' 111-; \l'T' 111' t-:l<t'\TOH • • .! 'H~•• '" 11 I~ ~·111 ASSEMBLERS II " lo. • I \ '\I a l u ' l' !:>t:it1or1s for n•nl a·1 '>t."I 1, ·1,, "' •. :-..1l1·,l.11h t ltml· <" M 1l.J11 'l'hc1aJJ}. !Jli3·0717 CABINET MAKER h.•l.•·rv. t;,111•1 1111·1 ll B _ _. O Several reqwred. Mu'l APPRAISER •IX i11J1 elfl/Vfy perator lie exper. ltr71SI Malhken Counter help & cool.:. U.1y sl11rti. unly C:o111I h11111 '> Appy U<•I '1'.1111, lUO Suµcnor A vc (·\I. cord. m•ul JIJl)t'druncc l!J yr:. & CJ\ l'I J.'8·0470 ELECTROHIC ASSEMBLERS 403 W. 4th St., S.A. 991-8063 Dietary Lead t::xperienrt.'<1 Only Maintenance Elcc1.ncal e'Cpenence ll0lo480Volts Respiratory Thet'apist Full Ttmc Night s. Ex· P\·ncnced in drawing 6. runn111g artcnal blood .,, l'I"'''' 111••11• 1 .. 1111111·l1'1lr1111Hturn I' I r 2 • 11 ., 1 1 0 n ° r Ave Irvine. 556·3937 f,111111' "1ol " 111 1•111111t~111111111l1'1ln11u1t \\\~lt'l'lllSfS . l\lu-.t -------- •CASHIER* ., .• 1111111,.; "l'I" 11 ,d '" 1.1.1111,, ''"''••Ill h u1, 1· 11rJ U<Jnkrn;.: hJ\I l'\fl.-n~·nt:l' 1-ull ----------"':.! K.!~11 ,,, • 111hli<''> .Ill• 1 flu\\ TELLER tlllh' ... 11111 I""'"'" l<<'l(lllH·:. I' lime Hr.t1\l.h 111111" 1<11h.1r1IOuellett1.·S.1lo11 .il11llt\ to 11111·1111• I l"Olll 'Clio." hunrlalJll tdll-1 tu :!IJONt•\\pOrt l\•11lt•r Dr Wl' arc Sl'ekin~ a pl'Ol\ll' oriented. t•Cf1c:1cnl «a:o.htl'r t o ,.ork m a bu..,y 1lcµt Experience pn· ll·rrcd APT MANAGER \l.1tur1 111111111 \\ •\II• 1., 1-.11,•nt ... ,1111 .... 1 .. , .11111 "tllk I' 11011: 1'.Xl><'t J>ll' Nl'"'pcirt llt•arh h.11111 , .. 1.11·1 1111 u1t I ti l'unlart llilcl.J Tt•1 "11 ,. , LJ11.alrl wit a 111111 ... 1111111.· at e7II"'11 n5:i Jl.11&.1 1• f ... 1 l•• lt"I UI \\ till 11~1111 ,, .t,1 \11 '•' \dull-. 111\ pd \pt t :o..1l.11 \ I !'\I. \Ii lllt 1. I • 11.111 ARCHITECTURAL ARTIST IJ1· I ~I II 111 II I I .• I 111 "' .11cl111c-1·t111'.ol Ii.It lo. cr111111cl l 0CllH't•pl' l'I I ,,.111.1111111 Ill .J\\111).!• 11"1111)! ll1:0l'k1·1 ~ "'i.11 ..... 111111·1· 1111111111.JlllHI (°l'lllt'I ' oi I"> p I ,1 ~' I 11I1· I I II I , ~ ··IJ.:fl,1~'1· \111 ... t ht• I \Ill I .... r1:n • .c111. 111..i' ,q1pl\ 111 Western 1~ 1 ·"" h..t'1"''" !1 \:\I :.i11tl federal Savinqs 11 \'\1 BURROUGHS CORPORATION :!7-l4 t::. Cooc.l llwy l'oro11a dl'I Mar .1-:01-;, ,\) ... u.1nk111g 25725 Jeronimo Rd TELLER Mission Vie jo :\IJrincr., Suv111i:s 1~ Calif. 92675 -.t't·kang a qu.al1I1l•d 1'1·tlt:r tor ah l.agu11.1 rS.111 f11c·gn 1-'11 \ to 1·:1 11<·ad1 oil· '\1111 to mo·, l•llOI f<d 1,.l'ol tll Al<l'lll l'l•:<'IS tlFl'I« I· .11·11111111111 l<d S1111lh 111 S,i\llll(~ & Loan t•\per I .I.-\Ii ,, 1 I l'll d Ap11h1.·anls nlll'-l ll<'l'th l111rllt ,.,.,., J'• I 1t • lw w1lh11g tu \lnrk -.••ITI<' """ 1 1''1"""'"'" I'"' ~1111 !'\:.ts Xlnl !>al:in. Yolll k 1111 1111 loluc-pnnl 111,11 111111 Lq11 .ol 1 l1>i"'r111111I \ 111.: l'l>mlo; & hi:nd ih 111 ,\ 111.1~• tit 11\1 ""' '" l'.11111111\11 :'II 1-' dud llt•nlal • '-IH r n• 1' ..... 11\ K • \l.,11 ----------1 l'lt:ast' Call 'l • l>ll l'ollll \ \t•lllll 171 l J I!! I 7SOlo ARCHITECTURAL ASSEMBLERS tor •11>p01ntmcnt ! u .. is•m r lit .ill• 1 LEAD MEN 1':q1wl Oppor Emplo\l'r '111 I h,1\t 11'""' 1111.d I' INSPECTORS 11t :-.:1°\\J•lrl ('1•111t·r <JI< ..,1.,11111 ,. 1;u11ch \If!.! '"'" 1U 'U 11 t t c1 ., t t1 cl u ~ \ r I ,1 I \ I( I 11 I I I: t I I I( \ I l>FSICi' IO:ll l'l.111 ,\ ti•• ,,,,. t·u11lln•·f'• 1.d \\ , ,. .1111·1111.11 1l11Mlc-I lllolhlllt: 'IO lol 111 ,\ pph l-.111 pl11\ 111\·nl I >1•\ l lop1111'11f I l1·pl l .di .•. .x 1.,11. ,\ol p,1111 "' I 01f'l11)1"1 NEEDS .INDUSTRIAL WORKERS •Start Work Today• •Pocka~" •Trainee Assemblers • Shippinq/Receivinq • Loadin9/Unloadin9 •Inve ntory Clerks •Exper'd Assemblen \I 'l'I \ 3848 Campus Drive !>46-4741 c ,, ""'' I• I 11111 ( 11.1111!1• I "11 \111~1111 /o:q11.ol I )ppu1 l-;111plc1\ 1·1' ASSEMBLERS & SOLDERERS 11111111•11 llJll'lllllj.• l .1111~ HJ ,h11t 1 ft•fth ti, q•tt 1111·111, \\'111 k "h1· n '1111 '' Ut1 Y111t dun I l•.t\ \\t' ""' \ 1111 I ',tll 111 t 111111' Ill tntl,I\ KLL~ I I I 833-1441 or 638-0765 / MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL 2 Years Exper. SEMI EXPERIE ... CED • timnnths I yt'lll'l'!<lll'I '""~"I SI.tit \lotl. 111 d.t\ \I 11111.il .... ,11·1 rl \ ~· ,d.1lr1' 111\111 li-t .1111! r,q111I J'"' I' I• >jlllll if '\o 1'\.j)r 110 ·1 I \\I 111 :1 .Ill l'\l ,IJllf I Cl\• 1"111111' 111 !111 'IJ,il hl'lpl 111 'I.,\\ l'I II( I l'\l>l 'STHll·:s 1. I'll \li11 ph1 \\.-In ASSEMBLERS \\ ,. \\di ti .1111 .\ppl~ , \\I \1.11 l'.lll .'.\! \ i.11'1'.I ASSISTANT LAB TECH ll1••t cl I 1 ;1,,hl Ill an 1 \ jl• n1111•111.il h111log11 c1I 1\ ,, '' "'.111·1 t 11'.11 m .. nt ,,.,.,, .. ,,.rh ,t11clv \lu~t lo,11·" '"" k1111' kr'ro" lo·dgt· \\ "·"''' \\ .1t4•t ljlLlll r11.1ll\•' anal\s1.·~ '"" 1·111 I• I:" r ltt•111"lr~ ;\l 11~1 tw :ihl<' to ""' k rndt·p.-n •l<-1\tl\ 11 lull \\Ill k lo.11h TELLERS Cal) ·'·•t1011orl Bank 1 ... rurrentl) "l'l'kmg two l'X 111·11t'lllt'll Teller" \1 ho a1 t• l-.nuwf.ocl)(P:il111· 111 l'a) inl! anti Ht•('C'I\ 111g I >rc>n•d Ifft'" \\"1• •1lll'I Pll'.l.,,Hll Wiii k 1111• 1·ond1111in" 111 0111 lu•itulilul "lt•Yo 1)ort llc.11 h hr:111d1 Y1111 "111 rt·1·c-11 .. a .-11mpl..'l1ll\l' ,,11.Jry plu 1• \ 1· 1• I I l' 11 t 1· o rn I' ,1 11 y lwnellh l'll':l"t' «.111 11111 l'cr~onncl l>l'll.1rl ml·nl luc .m mll'n 1c\\ 12131480-7237 17141 7 52-0580 CITY MA Tl OH AL BANK Equ;1I 01Jportun1t \ Ernpl11y1•r 111 1,.. 1·mplm"tl 1111 i:i1----------1111>11lk •. 1l '>llM~I ;1 11111 .t.11t111i.: mad ll1·1,·111h1·1' ""i•·IHI n·,111n1·~ l11 \11111lton ~1gu.-I \\,11l-1 l>hln1 I ~'lil(lll ( .111111111l';q11:-.t1 """ l.aJ.!llth& \; t L! lH1I, ( '.i !l~h7i 1(1-...iam ..... \I 111 111• .11 n pl 'ii unlll lkt 15 t:c111:il Upp Emplll\ .. r TELLER I '.1rt 'I 11n" . URGENTLY NEEDED I . .uni( & i1horl le rm ussl11n menL'I llol1d.1y & vara 100 p.iy fln,p1t 11hlatlon plun avu1l. lntenw 8-l Mon-Fri ( \('rll'l1o l"rnm Or.in~c Cu. Airport> t:qual Oppor 1-:mpklyrr Beauty Operator .! t'\,;1>1sla11h tor b11:.v ... JIUll Will tr:1tn \l,.,11 I Sh,1mp1111 girl (;oucl Yo ai,wo; Iv opportullllY 1111 advanCl'mcnl Hll'hanl Oul'ih•tl 1• Sa Ion :wo :'l:l'wporl ( 'e11ter Ur. Nl•w1~irl Uead1 .\pply Mon Fn9am noon l'ersunncl Ul·pt MARRIOTI HOTEL WO Nt:wport Ctr L>r Ncwpo1t Beut'h Equal Upp•>r t:mplu) t•r C II E .I"· P ar t · l i m 1.:, BEAUTY OPERATOR Nt-wporl Bcad1 uri·a i\ p<1~1t11.1n 1~ open for an Call ll30·:l819 aru;J>~ l'Xpt·ncnc"ll mukeu1i CHEFS for new lop c1ualt a111,t for a lll'W makl'UP ty lunt'h and d1nnl'r c•enll'r opcntni.: i.0011. Op· huust-. Seafood & :.teal-.\ port unit~ lor :11lvanc·c ~nd Re,.ume . :\!KT ltillO mt•nl .!(HI l\cwpo1t Cami Ur Il l NI' Cl·nll'rM I fili71 92660 JUS • • > Beauty Operator l'osallon open fur ;i I ull trnll' C..it·1 .. lao;l Abo a 11er.,11n t11 J~"asl facaah"t. :!'XI Nt•,. port Center ....;l''°' port Heh o+Hjlii I •BIKE STORE* \,,:.1:-.l M anagl'r lur '>l"hYo inn clt·all•r Sal ~Ill 10() Mu~t have• pr111r ha kl· mt•l·h.1n1t· ex per. 111 a .,1nrt•. 5+1 smn BOAT BUILDERS Wt.'st:.:.111 Corp. has im · mt'(I opcnn)li> GELC:<>ATTOUCJltJ P SAii.SEAMSTRESSES l:'-/Ti':H Ci\Hl'ENTEHS El.EC Pl.U~m:tts J·:XTlm H J\ HOW i\HE :'>llLLM£N IJI 1-:S~:I. :'>I 1-:C:lfA!\;ICS :\11n I ) r l''<pcr :'>lust h.I\" own tool-.. Ar>r>h rn JM.•rs111l , ;(i5 '.\lcCorm1ei- ,\\c C :\1 BOAT CARPENTER F1na~h ,.111 k Approx 2 \\l'l·b Yoorl. ... 1art1ni: Od !\ Top p.J) ~uuhfrctl on I~ 11!.l-I -ICJIO Boat Manufactu.rin9 DOWN EAST YACHTS 32'. 38' & 45' SAILBOATS Opl·n1n11s f11r 1''<\1t'1 cl 1-:11'\'1 r11·1.1ns l'l11111h1•r' ('ah1111•l l\l:ikcrs. l.1111· (',1rp1•11le1s. ll.1rcl.,.,1rt• lnl'll (;111MI ,,,ol ,'(. h1·nc•t 11" 1 p,, y "'ork '°' k \111>1} ;ii 7110 ~; 1\ltn11 S ,\ Child l.'arc mv homl', 4) r old girl 5.aol'M·l1\M. Mon· Fri. Own trani., Call &l6-54&t CIVIL EHGIHEER De~igner·C a le u l .J t ur Donald !::. Stc,cn~. Inc. 1828 1''ullerton A\e, C :'ot (Hfi-8915 Cleanani; ~•)ffil'rl '°' anll'cl Irv llll url•a. S-1 hr. mm.l havco"'n car. !J68-8!HI> CLERICAL J>art-ti m e. A i J>. hrs !l :11.1r\M·2:00PM. No I~ 11 111~. Call Patti Mettte Creek Shop 644-8860 CL EHK FOH llEAl.'1'11 FOOD STt)ltE. p.11t timt-. :\lorn~ 11r Sal & Sun Sto~:k. dll.'ek, ,,n;wk liar. S:! 71 O hr "l ,11 l 5-'8 i751 CLERK ....;c.,.,port Ctr t111am·1;1I 11rm 1,.. look1n~ 1111 1•mplo~l'l' lo h.Jntll" 11usl rel,1lul hnan11:.al Jl11\ llaes llus111c"' "' 11cr hclJ>lul hut "di ,1ra111 ;1mh1t1ou-.. .11 turatc· rn1h' \Ian\ 111 h~·nl'fll'> •CPI. 1811 '""'port Cenll'r Ur i'-II ti 11 1:ltl0 ask lnr :-,,, ncl ~ lhlt.·rnan CLERK II ti:ll lllJ I COUHTER HELP Mon l"r1 . 5 311 to 30 J\p11 l v H o ) ,1 I U n n u t " , Hockhl•ld at El Toro Hd llt'\l lo \'un·,, t)penim~s for cxper'd & Factory Wortcers lr.tlllcl'" l' C. Hoard' Wanll'<l Mu..,l he able lo Yolrln~ & chaSSI~ (alJ take \erbal & wnllcn Ill Small romµany w xlnt strut·\11111.., 111 J::ni:h"h i:roYolh & henef1b. Ap11ly Jl :1151 W Adams :.11t311ti 17!135 Skv Park Sl Sanl.1An.1 ~JSCS. • MuneAide-Cr,Stl'il l111m• f·u1:: ---.-------·'-·-·.1FLOO!t. W AXEH, f 1Llmt• exp rl'q'd 540 7lH I. 17182 CREW 1-'ull & I' /lime Nights Operatin9 Rm Tech I Yr n•cent exper. MAMA.GERS S 1• 11 mu 11 \' ,1 I t• d 1 n d1n1luul-. to run l>lodt•11t l'rCWl> !>l'lhni: lhl' 1),111) Paint Work 5·tMI lO !J tlO fl 111 T11p l'.Jrr1111g.., If yuu Sl'ek ~:!tlU lo ~ 100 pct Wl'l•k, l'Ull &lti·410CI CREW MANAGERS Pail time, t·\'t·nan~::. and Suturdays mana)::llll! junior sale-. l'\.'r"""" 11<>11 an~ i.ub!>cnptmn~ tloor to door Hcquan•s \ .Jll 111 IJrJ;l' '>lat1on "'ai:on C'onl:ict H.nlJnd Pri•slcy at the [):11ly l'alot 3.10 W Ila\ SL. C11-.L1 .'.\\ e..,a or phCIOl' hi:! 4J;!I for llJ>· p11111tm1.nt Custodian. 1>. llmc for churrh ii. J>rt''l'hlH1I llr;. & salarv fie\. Mature i:cnl prc·i'tl ~t·nd n· ... umt· I; l' n l' r a I I) C' I 1 v l' r " l'11r11na tl«I :'ol:ir, l'.J !121#!5 Ocl1vl'ry man for t•Jrl) t\\Tl.1\ T1ml·;,humctle hvt•ry route. Adults only :i1, llr. Ec·onom1l'JI tar rt·q 'cl Nu n111<'<·\1ng W t• .., l rn 1 11 s l t· r & 11 u n t U l' a t' h .1 rt' a 1.:l!i 1112ii lh•ll\'Pt\ 111.111 lur I. \ T1nw~ 10Ul•'o nmlh (;11,t.1 Mc .... 1 ,1n•:i :-0.11 1 oll1•c•t IOI! :i.1u,,1 h.I\ c• tll'IJl'llclil hl<•t•ar ~1. l lXI lH; 1. 1 v f: 11 Y T." k ,. ''i I .. 1).!1111 .l f1 I'll 11 rr II I'. 1> llml'. 'i jjl'\\ \l11n Fr 1 t'.1rn up lu ~ IMl 1wr hr \lu..,l ha\l' oYon tr:111'p <:real Joh tnr 't111knt:. 1!17 tlllll I:.! 11'\1 U1·h\l'I\ m.111 I \ I 1m1.·-. J ;111 \ \t +. \ \l l\,1ltioa l'l-0 ~IUI er'" 1,;:1 :!~11:1 or t.-lti 111:1 .. Production E~gineer , Arm:;lroni: Ave, Irv RM/LVH Dialysis Dack Up relief cush1('r ~ RH's Days wk. Mui.l h.: :~va1I F'ull&P,t ni&:hlsonly. wknd~ & \.'VI.':. Mu ... t bl' l'lca;,c Contact ux))\·r'd. Please cull fo1 Personnel appl. 645·5000. ext 520. So. Cood ---Food Serv. Workers Community Hospital FOOD CASHIER 31872Coast Hwy If you ore seeking a New port-Me:.u Schools. South Laguna . 92677 Position that i s P /timcwork. Mu:.l huvu 499-l:Jll car. Ciood promouonal 1~~~~-~~~~~ challenqinq ond pro· opportunity Apply f-'ood 1 . vidn exposurt> to all St!rv1cc IfrpL., 11157 HOSTESS/Recpt. fac•ts of product1'on Placentia .\ vc. Cos tu "' Full t1mc Apply with --"' h Mesa 556 3273 o,..... .... ons, we ave an _ __ ___ 11.;mc·y, M1:.s1on VacJO openinq at our facility 1'\111 prl tame. ,I\ ail for cc. l'h 831·1550 for an experienced dcpend.thll· pcopll' lo HOSTESS -.-g-sh-rt ProductiOft Ennineer. , work in our 1mn1 "hop UI 'mDooml 'tu" ' "2 Ca II bl wn · 8 & 5 M nn uc P n thru Jo'rJ' 516 26!!3. or 3.155 Vla Lido, Newport You will~ responsible for the coordination and technical dl~lon of manufadurin9 pro- grams, analyxe pre· released en9ineerin9 drawinqs, and recom- mend en9ineeri n9 changes to improve produc:lbHity, alleviate manufacturin9 dif· ficutties, ond provide cost ~ductions. You will also determine the type of plannin9 and toolin9 required to meet contract require-- rnents. Must hove ex,perience in all aspects of manufacturin9 enqineerin9, iflcludin9 pro due ti on control, test and inspection • methods, tool desicpt. procesus and pro· cedures, anely afld fobric~tion opera- tions. Must ~ able to ~t;.?468 8C'ach. l-miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-- General llcl11 FULL OR P /TIME 6-IOPM lrnnwd. Opettin91 Nl'l'd C!I) f>l''>PI<' to work UrJn~e Co an•a fur '>h, St.'rVH'C & ~1•11'1 hrlp Musi have \ ,t11d l'alaf tln\ eri; ht• Earn Up to S7 Hr No Expel'. NN'l':;i> 751-9790 GEMERAL OFFICE At•t•t s pay;ibl r. lrlt• phom:o,, g0tl4l lyp"1, iiood ..a 1 •• r\ ~ lil•n t•r1t.., KJ:J :J.'>l-i, ask ror Jl·nnv (;ENEHAL llELI'. Apply T;rh Inc. 230 Ncwp11rl Ct'ntcr r>r c lll\H'r ll•n•l J N JI tWl-H71!0 ---- HOST /HOSTESS* FUJ..L. TIM El PART·TlME lmmt-d. opportunity l'' •~ls for people oncntetl cfftcacnl people. Eniov l'X<'t•lle nl compao~ bcnefal~- Apply9am-noon Mon·Frr Personnel Dept. M.ARRIOTI HOTEL !.100 Ncw1>41rt Ctr Dr Ncwportlleach f::quJl Oppor Employer HOTEL A /REC CLK l'n•f rx1wr. in cred 11 r.arcl l11lh11J.( Contatl '\T u r 1 l' I F r a n k t' Ncwµor t c r I nn ii I Iii I 1700 l'xl Sl!J t·:oE --------11<.YfEL Relief Auditor (;l·n(•ral OH11e HOUSEWIVES &Desk Clerk SSS SSS S I" tame Sal opt•n. S:.n Fall a., hl•fl• & .illhoUl!h 11 Ch·11wntt• Inn. 192·6l0:1 may l>t! early al s tam" I•> 1101..iSECLEANl:'>IG S"" !>Wrl mak111f .,omt.'_l''\llJ nd-. ~omen to wurf.. !';1sh for CllHIS1 :vi \1'> p 11mi· Tue ... thru Frali :1 r1ml' l.lfl' I.1lJr.1rH"• tw .. CiiS 1~)53 the finP-.t & one of thc ---- 1>1.'11\'l'r\' 1wrs11n. I:! HI''.\\ i n t e r f a c e w i t h '.\lon·Fri l\lu..,t h.1\1' owr1 engineerin9, produc- tran' lk11nlrur.,1•rl 111r1 tion and q ality most µroftlal>lc p la mt• &•r\I<"<' needs amb1tiou.., Job:s av111I We olrl•r :1 Eni:l1sh speakin1: i::.il shlfls per day Lo I 1t rnto Full ume Tnp ~$S+<.'a1 your schl'dule. a haH' <''<pcnse. C:ill M agg11• hourly w11i.1c + a com S.57 0609 m1 Call bLYon !ltil':'o1 • u cu!> t.1 M c ~ .1 M l' u 1 nil personnel. Boe kground Ccntt•r Pharm1wy. 275 In hl9h reliablllty Vat:tonu, CM. li12 111011 _ hardware for space U<'li n•ry. Hcsp. wum.:i n application Is desired. 25·35, i.~uk:. J::ni; , vahcl I driver'i. hl·. !!57 1155~> Pleaff apply in person 0 1-:NTALOHTllO Chaarsaclc. l'xpcr. & HUA 41 ~ Davs ur P T, N. n. Cu II &12·2626. DIEKT AL RECEPT Mutur<' wnmon. <''<P<'f only '1' • da) •;, La~una Ucach. 494 11511 or 493 (l(;gll ------- Of" submit resu~ to Anna Lawler. Electron Dynamics Division, 3 t 00 West Lomita Blvd., Torrance, CA 90509 ' : HUGHES : I I ~----~--------·-·-J .,.UG"£~ A•AC11t•r'1 COWPA.N't m1s~1nn & 1m xlnl honus .-.--.-.-~---No truvel. F 1t1ml' 1s llOUS~KE!:'.PEH-matu1l' avail woman to lave In & C<lt'l' Tlll .. :U<H'Tl li': fnr:lyrnlrl girl. l\lon·Fr1. HOUTINt-:? $6.'> wk rm. brd provided. THIS.JOB IS FOlt YOU! llC'f rcq'd . 494·4518 all CALL US NOW i\'I' 4 PM 833-8095 ~~~~~~ T l '1 E 1 .I F'E HOUSEISEEPER. LIURt'\IUl':S Live in /out. Spanish . Pohsh. German speak Equal Opp Emplyr M;F' anjl OK. Care of elderlv GEN'L LABOR URGEKrl Y HEEDED lady. Newp ort Bch. 759.9588 Housekeeper , x lnt rers. :, Days a w k 9·1. Mes.1 Venle area. S4&5986 F.qual opportunity Mui.l have phone & r ella ~T I" HC emptoyt!r ble lr11n.<iportat1on. Loni.: lOUSEKEEP ER, prcfr1 hvc-in. Worklo& cpl Iii 11chl. boy. S day wk. <>""" r m. & TV. Non·smkr. W 11 B 536-6221 ----------1 & ~horl ler m assign Engineering BULLOCKS WILSHIRE Newport Beach Is Accepting Ap phcatiorui 1''or : EHGtMEER men~. llollday & vat'a lion puy lloi.pilalizalwn plan avail. *WAREHOUSEMEN •STOCK CLERKS •SHIP /RECEIVING *FORKLIFT OPRS lnlerv1+.:ws 8·3 Mon· Fri A PPL\' VOLT 11 f¥1ot•t.JUAUV -· t.lVIC f W HOUS EK EEP BR· Mature. night shaft 11·7 I n guest home. C~J 646-6716 ~-~---~- Housekeepinl-':. part-time lite housekeeping in ex chon ge tor rm & brd. 673 8656 HOUSEWORK/Gen 'l. 2 doy11 wkly. own transp. Re h . My home NR. lfla.4826 ~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~.~~t:.~ ..... ~!.~~~f.~~ ..... !!~~ ~.~!'!t:.~ ..... !!.~~,~~.9!·~ ..... !!.~~ ) Sunday. Septembtlr ~. 1977 DAILY PILOT DJS· M i\ I N 'I' t'." N \ " t . I-' He.Jp Wotded 7 I 00 H_.p Wonted 7 I 00 ..... p Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 1 t OC> MechlnJ1t Clothe J ' · -i ' • • •• • • • •• • • ••••• •• • • •• • • • •• ••• •• •• • •••••• ••• •• ••••••••• • •• • • • ••• •• • • • •••••• •••••••••••••••• • ......._ -.ce S...• • OIU,M \N for ru.11h•11 l I _, .... 1 t W1111h,.l1111nu·d :.!'1 ~•"1 lrnl 1(1Udl•nl1114 Mu~l PRODUCTION Sl\1 i:;s SECll!TARY -n 1m1i.,.. h ,_, or fit• 11 I I \ I z I t t • , 1';ahl ~'" l< 1 <• , .,,. 111111 1"' "" ••• • • '.," IJH • ';! >1 • ,.,.,, !\ 0 "1 lw OR.ANGE Si.H·h u l>c..1ulltul day, l-'IOI f ""'. "•Ith I Ullllll ''~·'":~. l~>·H" H7t111-U. qu.illly tlllnth.-<l u.11d Jhlt· Real Estate Saless::.c;e pt-Uph.: medm.: pt..'Oplc & ,., n 11,,,.,.1 """"'""'' 1 " ' • '1IH lu h .. ut 1111·n ~i7.i ~11' TYPIST COUNTY f111•nd~ '-'very where .i •• 11 .. , ... , ..... 1 "" ,,.,., MACHIHIST u111 t ull fo1 "111'1 Ffnest ProfesiJOftal T OPPORTUNITY l.Jri:c ,.11. nct>tl" detail nu 1u1t l •,olu11h I Jll TOPl'AY 1•11•1111 IBM SELECTRIC II W cslcyN.TuylorC:o.hasrecenllyac NtiwDlv.11r 111J1 CQIJ) m1ncJi·d vcrs on fot ~·,~··11.,.1.,1.t quired the finest lO·hOusc ha .. uut.,l.rnclini.: 011 Pl'r-..mncl dept Typmi: ----------1 i,,,.,. ... r t" i .• "' ,,, "''. .'sN~" ..... ,'.._<:l.t-/\.~..,I .... Closed Circuit T.V. T--1-'--'"'rtuniltl':. for nwn & ~111 Call Jo Gr11hun1 .,,,,,1 .. ,,11 ,,. ''"'""'' t11r " ... ,,,, ·' ' _, Jt:xr><:11t•llt'l' In today's highly c·ompetitive market l'<I rl·vcri.t.•o:.m""" WJh•r c.11 \.'t•r 1\J.:t•n1 v UH• "'"'"" ,..,,,. .. .,,1 '1 11~1 hJ\•· Wu111"11 ,"r1·1.11 I• "'"' Partt1mtorfulltimt you need all the professional training punf1crlortheho11w Y.1· N,·\\porFtcE•EtrTOOr,YNO.llU lAaGEIHSUIAHCI: 111111111111111 ' \I I' . 'l bl l b l'f'ed t h HO 1,.11111,, "" .,11111 .... .i tit· 1•1111iu .. 1J,111 ,\ 11,1,1 1<:xrt·l11:nt Working Condition!> avai a c o e qua 1 1 as a rue pro· J\'I! an ouhtJ11t1111i: COMl'4HY """'' 11111 1,.111111 pi l ~~ :.<11rw n·1.111 ,.,11, t'.111 1111 • Apply in P erson l'essional and top producer. We believe tra1mni.: pro11rum & 111.:h 11 • 1111""1 "1"11111•~ , "'" "' 1 11 111 1.11111 ·•1.1v1.111 ;;,1 •1w.. we are lht• only office in Newport t>arruni:i. pot'-'nti.il Cu SECRET ARY ·I' /time Challeni:mg. divcrsifa·d,, poeolion ror profcssionul . Sccri•t ary to c"a1rm1.1n ol"- munagcmcnt l'On11ult1ni: (1rm Prior h11:h·levet ' l'Orpurale o r professional firm '''<pr. desirable will} l'ITil)has1s oil 111 lt•lllgl·nl'c, ucC'urucy and 'l'nM· of humor. 1, llm1• llex11Jlc hri.. Newport 1"' 11 s .:rJ•1" Orant,e Coast Daily Pilot pd. 1tre & iu.:utth mi. & \. 111 , ............ I""'' I lllllf'·lll • p .. 111 ti. lll'''i'-' ~11\!'IA<il-.~ 1'.!\ I Beach offerin~ this profess1onally pro· V<J. vacalloni.. lll•avy •rel .\ 11< II• 111 Ill" hul1tl I\ I 11 ·• 1'1':01'1.t; l'EllSO:'-. 330 .... lay St •• Co1to M•sa ducc.'<1 Tom Hopkins Color Video Tape H'l'llMlll: & xlnt ll·ad IJl'O PERSOHHR SECY I ·"11·1 • KUHll l':\l l' 11et•1h 11 llflll' a.. Ask for Paul Ward Sales Traming Program. gram. Cu ll. 5110 12'17 fo1 MACHINIST "W Ill \\h11h· ... 11t· 'lli>flll' An Equal Opportunity Employl!r mlt'l'\-l('W • h.dh 11.:111;! "l'I"" tor 11111.:01111: 111.tl\ " ·""'"' I" 11\n•I 1111' pul;l11 \I' \1 111 , ,1 ·~i· 1.11~1· Fultv l'JllllJlit.l'11 Wcs lPy N. Taylor Co. 1:-. ~' 32·\.·ear·o ld PUREWATERINC I 1;.1:.! ll~~l-I ./ ""'" t'\lltf 111 "''"' '.11 11 " "' .,.,., ._ op IJJ\ firm wholly owned and operated by its "' • .,.._ '·11 ·1111111 founder. No branch offices or 111··" \ 11h11111 I· II 1111· 1pl1tu1h •111 • i>sl MANUFACTURING ..._.p Wonted 7100 Help Wanted 71 oo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• divisions of something else -just SALESTltAINE£S LITE&HEAVY SHOP EQUIP. DISTRIBUTOR UHDHWRITIHG ASSISTAt'4T • \ r, hu,nw • ''" 1 I • \I , ul • olll I'\ t u111111 I I .11 llH .. ,,,. I hdpl 111 FILE CLERK \\Ill 11.1111 < lllhl 11·11l1r1u' 111111\ MAIHTEHAHCE MECHANIC \\111 ,, Jiii Ill l111dilt11~! .. , ... 1.11 llJll • \111,1 1 ... 111·\ "'" 'Pl•'-I 11 1'1•1 .... Ill SAFECO lnsuronc~ Company li~>ill llmukh111 ,1 I•' \ ly H :~1:.1111 :!pin '\1on F11 E11uol I lfJt••r t-:mplc1H·r INSURANCE \:"" 111111 l1t·ad1 F11 t' & {':1 ... 11,dt \ lll'>Uf<llH't' ul t• llt·•·•h q 11.ild lt·tl 1111 1l1·1wr1l11 \41lh I'\ 1wr11·1w1• 111 p1 111·1·''"H'. ..... , '11·111i.: ~ 111.1rk1'1111i.: ul 11/111111• 11 1,d ,lt'l'llUll l !'.,.I.II\ lljn II f.. \1·1· 1l1 Ill h1 111•111 \)1 . fl.1 k1 I 11:i:1•1 . ..,i1 l '\;Sl'H \\I I. !'>1·11 .. 1.1n . I trt• ~ I ,1 II.Ill\ l'c I '>1111.il 11 II l' ' J-. \ I' I l II • d 1.7J :ix :,11 1Cuh1:1t ... 1111 ln:.11r<1n1 ,. < d~I .l ,\'<ITOHI \I. Ol'l-::\1\(, I:! m"ln11:h1 to I\ \I I ounl.1111 \.ti 11 ' .111'.1 i\ I> Ill ~ Ii l '' II I I' '1 '" .1 .I U I' ~I ,, I I I I H :! \1111 ... llllllf.! \\I '" :,111 7Hl1 JANITORS F time f<:\p1•r ti .11Jul1., •in I y 1. •it"il Jo: ~ t•' 'J7'l 3'J23 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 2nd shift lh l.11111 l..1l1or.1111111•' hJ' ·'" 1mmt•d1all· 1111c•ntni.: lor .1K1•\11unrh 01>l•1atur MACHINE OPERATOR !'-111.111 1111·1 1-.11.11 ...... 111 h I llflll'Hlll llh lfJll I' ,ti I' \ .1111 I' 111 111,11 l111w.., 111 dUoJ I 1111 d l.11 IH'. \l'fl I I h• 111111• 1111111 h Jll'I'''" ~ •h 1111111 ,, -.11111 l 1111111ru 1J111 111111 .. 111.111 ''"'I>· cl.1} ... uni\ STACOSWITCH IHC. 11 r.1 ll.11.1·1 l 11,1;1 ~h·-.J S.49-3041 b1u.1I OJ.II"" l-.111phJ)\•r MACHINE OPR 1-:x111•1. 111 111,..ratong tin II pn·s'" l.1Lhl·-. & mllls. Should ht• able tu r t'.HI 11111·ru11w•.·r-. & t·altµ1·1"' K11t1\\ lt·cl i.:e· ol h.1:-11· m.11h S<11nl· luob t 'Jll l•ir .q1p11111Lmt·11t l11du,1n.ll Hl'lalum' 17141494-940 I TELOHIC/ALTAIR La<JWIO Beach EquJI Op1w1r Employt•r • \IAI US • Tht• Inn Jl L.1gun.1 :!t IN ('!»I II\\}. J.01i.:un;1 \IAll. IJJ-:1' I MAIL SORTER TRAINEE u 1 ... t11 tiu1 .. 111tl·r <1f111·<· llhlll ,\ 111111•1• 'oUpplJt•.., 1\ l11l'Jl.ll'l' OUlj.!Otng ITIJll. \ .ir11•d d1ll 11·' I.Ill' t.\ II mi: l11·lpl 11I Work m lll'W <'11:-.l.1 ,'111·11~1 l.Jl'llllll''· 1;1,11tl lit·1wl 1h Apply . l'l'r ... 1111111·1, Nal111nal Sysll'fll'I ('ur11 • •IJti l ll11 l'h SI. :'<:II. ti':r OC 1\1rp11rl J EOE ( )1 Jll.:l' t'llUlll)' lllJllUI .11 tur1·1. di\ 1,11111 uf 'l,j\ SE firm It," 1 mnwtli;1\l• 11• 'I U I l'I' OH' 11 l '> J 111 l ft l lullu\\lltj.! TEST TECHMICIAHS lll'<jWrt!s :!·I )l!.ir:. l'X pcn .. m·c m n•IJ\\'l.I fwld W 1 I I t e .., l a n cl I rnubll· .. hcK>l l'CB M U'>I 111· l.1m11tar with anulog ;ind tl1J.:tlJI t•1rt·wtrv. IHSPECTOR- RECEIVIMG I yc:ir cxpl.'ncncc le:-.l1111t and tn:>IJl.'cling ol cit•\' lronw components. 111 lcrprct :-thl.'rilallcs und know color co<k ~tE'll for Li\ T1ml0'> home lll'll Vl11 V Ill l° 'If ~;llJo :>J .. o 1•c r mo !'>Ill 17tU ,\I (•., .. l' II j.! t• I' & m I ., n·llJ11~1u., orflt·c workl.'r :\1•,•lled I or p.t rt t 1 me pm,1lwn. ll.1m J pm '\J U lo l p r 0 V 111 C II W II tr.1ni.p1J rlJ\111n. C.111 lr\1n e S.1\•111 gs 711 75:! ~15G. 1-:0t-: MGMT. TRAINEE RETAIL STORE lmmedtalc opcmn1:s in lh1s ar1·a for m.inai.:c· m c n I t r a 1 n c 1• • :wlcsl'll'rks & p /ti ml' salt•s1>crson PBX RECEPTIONIST I mmcd1atc Opt'nlllg fur ,, ltet·e p11on1 st PBX OJ>Crator :\lust ha\'e l) 11 mi; ..,kills of SO wpm ancJ G months ren•nt work I.'\ pt:nl.'ntc prdernbly :is J rcn·plwn1st. Will add l'lcrH·al i.upport tu J>l.'rsonnd Wl· l'an offer :in cM·ellenl stJrl1ni.: i.al:.irv with htwrJI fnngt• bcnt•f1ls. Ple:i!>c a11ply 111 pcri.on. TRENDATA CORP. STANDARD ' .... SPECTOR MEMORIES " Apply al ::!lllS Lai.:una DIVISION ELECTRO- l t1ll!1 Mall. LJguna 11111:.. An Applied Magnetics Co MECHAMICAL ;~100 w Scgcrstrom ~11mmum Ii mouth., ,.,. RADIO SHACK Sa111a Ana, CA 9270.1 pent· nee on units and A TANCJY COlll'. :-.ub '>)'>ll'm' 1\111htv lo i-; 0 E An Equal Opportu111l) P<'rform \rsu.11 lll">J>t•1· ---------• Employt•rM V tum Jt :ill lt•\l'l., up tu l•---------i.y.,km '""llt'llumo.,. 11 .. 111 l>lul'pnnl::. Jnd know t•ol or l'•Mh.::. MOONLIGHTERS Su1,11leml.'nl ~our 111 ('UllW Ch·,1n 1111 rte'i rn SHEET MET '"'L ~our nt•1ghborhood :1 :11, "' hout.., IK'r n1 i.:l11 :O.lonl.lay MECHANIC th1 u Frul.iy ~1 l'er hour 'lu.'>l P<'rform .sl'lu11 Jlld Call <.:lt•Jry, :1'.!1·1711. u1u.:ral111n to 1>rodutl "l•t•kday., l'arh ;1ml a~sembht•., 011 ---------· :i produt·tmn l1J"' ,\l..,o w tup <rill.I 1JJ){'rJLl' l,1the> .. mill-; ;11111 1.tr111d1•r,.. tu perlorrn lllJt·h1111n c oµ<:r:it1011 ,\IJll1ty tu work lrn111 hlu1·111111I!> and dr<.i\\ 1ni.:-. r,•qu1rt1I. PRESS PERSON Expencncc 2 color pnnt !OR UUL sided dOM' l'I' NURSES AIDES All Shllh G11111I ht'll'-' t\11ply <:.1rl H•lcl C1111v 1111 .. 1•. 77Hl c:.1rf1,•hl ,\\l" II II >!-17 !Hi7 l I·: Cl E OFFICE MAH.AGER 1----------1 i.:•~tralwn. sl'lup and 11111 I kip 11tl11:r' whtlP you hl·lp yoursell . Yn11 nJ! 1•ni:1nt·erini: I 1rm ,..,.,.k, l:"I t)pi..L S!MHI Call .lo (; r a h .1 111 • 1, 111 >i t 7 II. ,\11lt>1 H·:111 ('atl.'\'r \~1·11 I'\'. 1,111 Nt•wpurl Cir 1)1 , NH Penonnel Assistant S!l l I lo ~11 tK Jl'-'r mo H<:s p. for ,..ol}l'n 1~1111! pcrlurmmi.: & pa1t1c·1pal 1111! m a w1dl• v:mely of lel·hntt•:al 6t t·umpll"" opcrJ\lon:. 111 lhc pcr.,on· ncl oft· l>c::.1 r.1 blc quallf1c.;l111n' 1nl'1111h· .1b1h1y to med p11hl11· lal'llully. 4 Yr:. 111 111 t'rl.'.1~mi.:l.v rc:-.p 1'11·111'.jl \\or!... cxpt•r in puhh1· cmpluymcnl ,'\:. l'\fll'r. 111 ,..upcrvi,,ory cap.i cily T\'p111g 1.uwpm, i.h !Klwpm. 1\pply m persun. hy ;.pm :\l11ntla v St· pl. :!citf1. Jo'o11nla111 ·vallt•y Sch1111f 1)1,..lr1t•t. 1111 I LI c h I h II u ~ I' L .I II ... c(;orrwr 111 !\t•\\ l:.11111 '"" T;1lhl•r11 F11untu1n \':tlky E 0 E :'>I \INTEN,\Nn: ,\Jull1lllh J:.!;111. 1:!!'101.W \'orl 111 IHI 1·111f,1 t111 , l!li ll prt•ft>r ,.i~u pm n·i.:,..11•r ptall' m:1k111g • ;11n1·1 .1 a11d c·utkr l'\J)l'l'll'flt'\' ASSEMBLERS E/M HO FEE TO YOU headquarters We offer personal pro fess1onal ~u 1dance to each individual tr unsuction We have opt•nmg:-. tor a lew select in clividuals who poss e s.., highest integn· ty. professional appt•arancc and de· sire for .... uccc...,s. Applicants must feel <'Omfortablc Ill prime areas s uc h as H1 g Canyon . Spyglass. Corona del Mar. Lrncla Is le. Lido Is le and other J)rt•stig1uos communitie!-.. Interview hv appointment only. Wesley N. Taylor Co., Aealton 2 I I t Son Joaquin Hiiis Rood NEWPORT CEMTER, M.B. 644-491 0 Help Wanted 71 ool Help Wanted 1I00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ht•ul J-:,lah· Sa ll•:-.lJ•·rwn Nt>t•dt•d l11r N II olf1n'. E~. rcqlUrccl li75 58.'i~ RECEPTIONIST SALES SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME $$$$ ssss PART TIME TELEPHONE WORK HOUSEWIVES COLLEGE STUDENTS NO 1-:XPEH. ~t-:CESS Eorn $210 to $425 P~rWeek Conwn & Boiwses Onl~· amb1t1ou.., ncl·<J ap ply. Mu :-.l he ...... 11 i.:room1.'<.I & neat app1-.11 m~ Xlut fringe lwncl 1ti.. CJll for appo111tnll'lll 898·4485 MR.LANCE Cllll~lon8am lpm t ·c·m..r. g;u 2111;1 SEl"llETAllY lkp1·ndJblc per::.on 11, v.urk 20 2.'> hr.. per \\ t't'k 111 IJ\•Jultful Coruna dl•I :\I Jr 11lt· Lite i.1 h, typms.: on 111 '1 ~c I II Corr . h h • l>klq1 i:. pll·a:.anl phu111• µt•rsonahly, good bu' .,..n.-..· .1 musl Su1·ccs .. ru1 i1pphc;111t will be able to take chJfl(C Of ofc for liusv ml ~. rt·µ. who t1 ,1vd o., extcnsivl.'ly. P\l olt". l1ht•ral work1ns.: 1·11ml . lit -; lh•x1hlc. Call !I :ll1 !li:-!7. 5:l!I (}150 St·afrold t•rl•tt11r w.int.1•11. SECHETAHY to Prc:-.~ol Scalu pay avail. ~ ull major H.K firm OJ>t!ntng t1ml' l·mr~l.oy~1·11l. l'.Xf'. '° COM. Opporlurnty to cks1rcd. 752· 77 ,7 l1·urn ,1boul real estate SECRETARY HWPTCHTR Typt• min tiO WPM. ,..11orthan1l prcf'd, Salary 111>1.'ll. ti7 5 ll600. OutlolancJmi: Secy 11,·••th•ll tor hu,,y l<rw ort11·c .. 1----------1<.:cneral: l'l\'ll1 l>ustncs-. practice). Must 1>1· 111 tclh~l'llt, \\ l'll org:11111cd. "'Int lyp1::.l. Work va111·d & mlerl'!>lllll!. beaut1lul urr1ces. salary t 1)111 mensuralc v.1lh al.11hl). t>W·l!IOO ----- SECRETARIES With & without :.h. r,o \\pm +. Shorl & Ion~ ll'l 111 TOl' SSS & VUl'J ltun JKI}'. l\t. F Xlnl l>1>1ng n •11 II ~ l(ood phonl· t"q11·1 . Sm,111 ru Good hl•nl'l 1b M1!1!illlll Vll'JO arcJ CJll l'Jrol, ~>!:II :ltlJll Guarnntecri Hourl y 1----------1 o~ 111-: S1\ u :s LUSK REALTY 1::. OJ)l'nmi: a new rt':>iih• off1<'l' m lht• llunl1ni.:Lo11 H..·at·h arl•J Nl•t•1h hoth ma11J,.:cr. i.al.rry i" <'lllll· 1111"11111 anti S<tle~fll'llJJle lll'llcr lhan :r\\•rag1· tomm1-.~1011 f 111t•t•nl1ve plall'.iu:-.. Th" 111f1tc will l1t• <111prox t!IOU ""ft \\1th a lol of t11m11;rny ;.upporl. Call P11ul, 71 l:fi75 :1411 . Retail Sal~slady ~l alun" lnr lurn1111n• ~tort• W111 11 .1111 :\1 m.t ht1VI.' l''Cp Ill <;,ll(•S "'ull or 11.t mdcl'J.: wk111b '' 1·ve'i SJIJ1 ~ tq1ply 111 pcri.on .1L l!IJI Ne" 111111 Hl\d, <.:osla :\lci.J Wai:c Plus Bonus. 5.30 pm lo 11·30 pm. Call f.Hti··t223 or c·ome to 250 E. rllhSt . Costa Mesa. SALESCLERK l"ull-llme. Days ENGRAVER Experience PrelcrrNI Will Train. Apply\\ \•ekd:.ty:-. !J-5. :JO, No:wl. Trophy & Engraving, 102 K 16th, al Superior. C._M_. --- SALES-DECORATOR For m :-.lore sales, must ha\'C rt•t;11l ex11cr. Open· mi.:' 111 Tustrn & N.B. C:ill l\h i.. An•h·r:-un Nett~ Creet« Shop 644-8860 SECRETARY I . PBX Car\.'er Opportunity NYs1-; Member t'1rm We ofter xlnl c:o. bcllchls & salary commcm:.uratc TE MPORARY H(LP l"tM 540·4455 Tustin 731-5731 l':<tu<rl Oppor Employer w ;c·qJH. Type clc c·I---------· lric·SS wpm, f1gun• :JP· t1ludc. Min. 2 yri. ofr l'X· per. pref'd. If you arc m· terested & have the above qualiflc<rlions, please call ror appt. after lpm. Sutro & Co., lrw. 1401 Dove, Suite 400, Newport Bc<r ch •SECY'S/LEGAL TO SIOOO Employers Pay All 1-'eei. Liz Hcmclers Agency 40'.!0 H1rch St. Ste 104 Ne\\porl Beach 833-111911 (;:ill l<Jr upptieslab ·6~> Contact Rennei J>a\ l'i, &•e'y wi hookeepmg exp ... (714) 8.:!3"9704. l'•'l'. :1 dv'i wk. 8 5. Jrvinc- Equal Oppor. Hanc·h °F;1rmcr's Mkl . Af(rrmat1vt· HJ8 O!>iJ1 Al'lmn Employer ---- SA l. ESG IHI. W;inlt•d · 1----------St.'nll'C Sla. N1nht Attend Sunflower Fahr1l'i., :at h -\\ It h kl'\ I II ti I t' t• \ IJl'rll'nl·e. 0111 Ill ··~Piil lo\ ... 1,·m " I·; YI 1n; \ LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE PERSON Hcqwt c' 1, months t:\ pencnct· anll J.!ood hand soldering :\I u-.1 ht• lamilr;ir \\1lh h:irn1""• roul111g t·h.1si.1.., IJVOUI <ind "'mng. 111nnmi; .ind crimp1n11 anrl use of s mall hand toot.. 1\cld1 tmnal \\llrk Ill rl'\\ork a111l 11•pa11 l't II OfFICE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS l'lllLATELIC EXl'EHT ldenllly & l'atafof.! older l'lasi.11·at i.l;1mps .rnd 1----------de:-.cnbl.• -;tamps. pnl·c rtl':TAIJ. 2 Or 5 ntles a wk. Apply. ~ Hrnadway, L agun a SECRETARY Shc>ll, 17lh&frvmc,NU < :cmd 1"\ I"' r 11• """ .1111.l "rn k rl'1·1111I " th·-.ir J hll' l"rn 1111111• 111101 mal111n 1·.111 <'.1th\ F1•rrv111;1r1 17111 :;111 ~~~lllt•\l ;!111 HYLAND LABORATORIES :1:1m llyland tivt· <'o:-.lil Mt·..,a. Ca !J2621i Equal Opport11nlly. i\fhrmall\(' Action Emplo}t'r LABORERS W1· ha"· .m 1mm•·1lrall· 111>1.'lllnJ: for ·' p~ri.on ex 1i.:n,·n1·l•cl m lancJi.eapc 111:.lallJllOn and marn· ll'nnnl'l" to work on lht: slor>es and i.:rnund:-. :-ur· ruumhni.: l..1kc M 1~ ... wn \'ll'JO Thi" 1~ .1 11t·rm;tnc•nt I ull llllh· IM1-.1111111 ollcnni.: J lllll'r.11 :.lal'l1ni.: :-.al,1ry .111tl l'omp<rlly benl'l 11:. Picas<: upply 1mmt>d1ale· ly h~· l'Onlactinl! our l~ersonnd Depurtmcnt. \V l" II ff I' r l' )(I'(• J f (' 11 l :o.alar1ei. and herwflh 111 dlHI•· I week \ ;11•;1111111 a I I t• r 1; m o n l h .s Chnslmas \4t•ck ofl w1lh vay and group m:rurant·c starts on duy of hire. , For l'eopll' W11h Sec,..tariat Cltticar Switchboard, Typlnq, Keypunch or Data Process Skills t'hoo,c· lht· d.1y .... week ... ,\( lul ,llUlll Ill \\hll'll \IHI WIJ l'I. them ~ prcpan• h-.t tor ,..alt .. ,_ corre~pond with O\'l'rseas s u1111l1er::. t\ ('u:,lomcr'. nl·~ot1atc ck als !\lust have t·~tens1n· l'h1 la1ch c knowlcdgt• ~SO p wk Apply 1-: D 0 . C..ill SS!HS44 ror <I 11 <'t' Lwn,.. . .\d paid for hy employer. ---t•r1·s:.m en & Btnclt'rv Trainees. 1'it!wporl lkli (; ~1 . JI r I II t I Ii j.! C II'. l1,l1mt' help wanted. over • l ' 1 IH~·0621. DOCUMENTOR IH. Apply in pcr~on. 1m:i MISSION VIEJO Addressograph • -S. Coast llwy. Laguna COMPANY Muttigraph fa~~avert~ Bcae_11. ___ _.c:..._ ~.tl!OO Chrisanla 2921 So. Daimler St temPOforv se!Vice Punch pre~~ opcrutor l'X ~l h'>lon \'1'-'jo. <.:<1. 9267;, Sunla Ana, CA !12711 • 8 33-7755 p e r M u s 1 r e a d (714 J 1m G050 1714 l 546·3551 t:oldwcll Banker Bldg blueprints 549 242tl lmmcd1ulc 01:><:n111i:'-fnr Equul Opportunity 4(>111 MacArthur Blvd • warehoust•men. J.!round An t\ffrrmallvc• Action Employer M' I'' Ste 308 Newport Bch Cf)uality Asswonc~ mamhma111·i· & J.!cncral l::mployer Mi F 11 lm--tors . laborer' Lon>t or !lhort 1---------• ------,...._, terma::.i.ii:nments Work --------MATURE WOMAN OFFICECLEllK Mi F. Good visual & when )011 '' a11l You ---------• p r t i me to welcome Full time Xlnt typing manual dcxlenly Elcl'· don'tpa}.'4cpny)ou newco mers & contact i.k1lls +do Ciling & lro01cs background r, MAINTENANCE merchants. Flexible hri.. telephone ans Nr O C Yrs min e xpel'. Call Call or come 1n lodav IELL~ ~f RVIC-C 833·1441 Of' 638-0765 Need car. htc typing Airport 751.4760 Carol. 581·3830. Xlnt ELECTRICIAN 547.;ms. --_be_..n_er_its_. M_.v_._ar_ea_. _ PARENTS S6 71 l'er llour J Year .. maintenance background. Fum1liar with machme controls. troubleshoot mg & repair. Own hund tools. Able lo work any i.h1ft MED. ASSIST AHT Schooling+ ltte e'Cper = super OU assist.in~ poi.1 lion in great beach area. Neli/;o fee. Have you l5·20 hr~ a wk Real Estate Salesperson to work while children I 000/o COMMISSION are m !!chool'! Freid En· we furnish desk - terpr1 sci. has P1llmc ex· telephone-secretary & ccphonnl earning op· help. portumlies in school re· LA CASA RL TY. BULLOCKS WILSHJRE Newport Beach Is Now Accept mi.: \pphc11Llon.., VOi FINI APP AREl MA HAGER Slroni: cxpcr1e111·1• Ill 1 l'lail I'> 1'1.~QU.11 Ctl • Wt• Are Abn t\eCl'Pllnj.1 Apphc<rllons Vor CHRISTMAS HELP Ple<1sc Apply In l'c•rson · Mon lhru Fri :1 5pm 83 Fashlon lslond Mewp0rt Beach Equal Opp F.m11lyr m, f RETAIL CLERKS UTOTEM Con•enienc~ Mariceb Positions open Isl, 2nd & 3rd s hift!! 1n San Clemente & Lai:una Beach. Other areas have openlng.-s also. No exper req'cJ. Apply al uny or our stores. 2S8R Newport Blvd llcJch. Immed openm~ :1v:.i 11. - Sales Girl ot Salesman for dept se<'Y m intern ·1 St>rva•c St:.it1on Alt en hdqtrs toe m Tu:.1111. 2nd dant. exper'd. Day & ex~r. in Hi·Fi Sales. J:ingua'i:e prcf'd. hut nut t-:ve::.. Full.& p,time. J\p. :-,.1mc knowlt-clge of ell'c· n.-q'd Type 70\\pm. !-.II ply. Shell Slat1on. 17th & lr<im<.'lo Speak lo Jansen. HO. min 3 vr" <:~p. c;d lrvmc. NB _____ _ 1;10°509:1 J _______ 1 start sal ~~·~tact Munne Servi ct• SlJ. Attendant. SALESLADYS Dcrus at HJ.2· .. l ll • cxpcr d r'ull or p1l1m1 .. Full time and part time, AMI lnt~mat1onal Apply Art·o Station. 17th rwcdNI ror our South EOE l\1 f . & Irvine., C.1\1. Coast Pl°:i~a & -----· -----... ---· Sl'rv1t·c Sta. Allcndant . Wt•.,tmm::.tcr · Mall loc·;i-Secretary. Newport Eve'\ & wknd,. Nc;il a11 ~~~~. i-;xp:d_ only nc~? Beach consulltng l1rm pear. & handwriting onl} p-Boy Mat~rnlty s eeks Sc er cl a r y , nt't•d llpply. 2590 Newport -'T' llt•S f'arch :iss is tant. Ulvd. CM 557.5734 ------l~O.'lilion requin•<; C)(CC:f)· SERVICE STl\TION AT Sales. Pi1' help. Fabric lm_nal iolat1::.L1ca.1 typmi: TENDAN1', exper. pref experience neccss:iry. s kills and abtlltv with uood wages. apply m Call 64_6_-404_1_) _ figures. Recent c:oll~l!C pcr:.on. 3131 Harbor SALES prcfercd. i\dv:rnccmenl Rlvd. C.M. potenli:il. 6'10-075.5 -------- J>art time, 5-9pm. Mon· ---------•IServ. Sta Help needed im F'n, perfect ror College med 1-'ull or pit. Apply. St ucll·nt, no press ure SECRET ARY /TYPIST 9m E. Cst Hwy. Nwpt i.ates or quotas to meet. Needed for Yacht sales Heh _______ _ 531 <llll firm. s Full days a wk SHIP./RECEJVl .... G Knowledge or boating " Sales Phone. Laguna Heh nomenclature nee S2.f.O Male. Some lifting (50-80 orfrce. p,tame. 5·9PM. per hr. Call 548·!1373 or lbbl. Informal C.M. ore. Mon·l"n . earn up to S8.00 64~. SJ 50 hr. Call Millie aft per hr. Great job for ::1tu· ---------9am, 64~SROO. dents.49Hl88t2-4 PM SECRETARY . _ _.;.._ _____ _ SALESPERSON Women's ready to wear and sporlswear ex· perience preferred. Construcllon Dept.. SHUt/RECEIVIMG Orange Co. bwlder. Good We need (2) Pitime peo· typmg req'd 833-9331. pie• for our ore in Costa" SECRETARY Mesa. Some typing & phone corresp. Hr~ needed 12·4 or 1·5. Call for mterview, LABORERS PACKAGERS & ASSEMBLERS M:iny Nt!e<11'd Now!! Car &qlhono 8 mu11i MAINTENANCE MECHANIC DR. PERSONNEL Agency of Orange Co 1201 W. LaVeta,Ste209 Orange 633·9740 Free& Fee lated sales. For appt. ca II Virginia Calkins, 1~49~S.~1~87~0~~e~ve~:~83~1~·0~737~ ----------!i57-l 041. 1- Costa :\1csa 6'12·7702 Apply to Mable Austin Manager DRAPER'S New Laguna Hills Store 23621 Moulton Parkway Call 7 68-6622 THELOOIC 644-6500 Girl Friday: Accts Paya. ble. Aerts. Receivable. payroll. invoices. some typing & rec pt. SOOO +. depending on exp. for ---------- sail lof\. 642·5615 Classified Ads 642·5678 o ~ If llM'Ofl l\HV tll 1 I' .,...... 540-4455 TustM 731-5731 EquJI Oppor Employrr Sll.33 Per Hour 3 Years mainlcnonl'e background. Familiar with hydroulics, JlflCUmallcs. & welding. Own huncJ tools. Able to work any sh1fl. t:q ua I Oppor. Employer •MEDICAL L·56. RECEPTIONIST r ART· TIME HELP busy Dr's need res pon, Days & Night openings. en er gel i c • p e rs on Apply Jn Person aft 2pm w;front ofc cxper. 40 Hr1> M-F. McDonolds, 3810 s. wk. beneflls. Ca ll llri1tolSt,S.A.tnrrontol _646-__ 3903_. ______ 1 Treasury. ___ ;..... ____ _ MEDICAL ASSISTANT ,_. iaencMIMI REAL ESTATE *SALES* Real F.state salespeople open your future. Let us help you into the busi· ness-Join a rompany name 16 years In Orange County. Call Cloire or Warre n at REAL ESTATE by McVAY, .17141142-9371 TOOL ROOM Mature womon. back of· .. ,._.,. fice Urology. Typing, qu.ltyCCMlfrot MACHINIST sterilizing. Insurance ex· rroduc. flon1M11 Real F.atate Sales People ...::pe--r._r_eq-=-. S48_·_224_7 __ __.1 WeatHll Corp. needs wanted. Up to 90/10~ Moo p ... llo r quaUlled "versatile peo-comm. split. Nw"" Bch Londscapc F'oN!man. ex· -· "r u MED IC AL TRANS· ple Must. be aelr aUlrters 548-86l4 .,. . ROBINSONS Westminster Wiii interview AppllcanLK F'or. COSMETIC SALES Experience Preferred F'/time po11ltlon Salary + Commlsalon Xlnt com pony bcneC1t!I. Apply renonnel 10.12 Mon thru Fri. 400Wnhnintht'Mot1 Equal Opp Emplyr m/f per, salary oeaotloble 5 Yeors experience with CRIBER Daytime hn., willing to 1row w/ex· ---------007·2628 tools. Jl&s, & (ixt.ures. exp. needed ror 1mmed. pandlna co. Call for appt. •--------- ---------•Familiar with com · openlna Apply In M.a.I h LEGALSECRF.TARY preulon & lnjectlon person: San Clemente __ Ba_rd_~ __ '7_l_le_x_t _21-· HREALU.,,..F.STTINATGE TOM Corporation. Eicper'd. mold repolrs. Ability to Gcn'l )1ogp., 6S4 Camlno NX AM S•c °'"" " ~-Center.G4tHlllOO aet·UP & run tracer d loaMaret.S111nClem. lmmt'd. opcnlnp. Apply BEACH I Ol ho " " m 1111 o ( In ~rtOn betwn 9am & 1.c'lal SCc'y. Ex~r 2 yra machines. Able to reed MedJeal Orowll:\I Medical omc. mana"tr tn Hunl· m111. Xlnt l>'Pint. no ah. blueprints. Own hand Supply Mt1. need.I neat °'Pm MO n • •· r l. 15 5 l n.. b •6 , ...... 1 •Sal t9$0+. Call 152·2$18 t.ool1&meuurin1ln1lru· person tor pollltlon In Rochuter St., Coala nalon .--ac ,. """na (or lnlervw appt.. moots. production. No uper _Mi_ua __ • ------- ncceuary, 751·4020, PIX•-<R__. LIQUOrtCLERK W" ocr-1tablo workln~ &·SPM. """ 'orSl'"'phanle -wtr _....,.. P 'Umo.ov r2S. " "" ,..,.,, "' Wanltoworkd•"t,after· ' coodl & a wide ran•e o ...,. ____!ll•hll 64! 6S37_ co. paid frinae ooncma. You don't need a r:un to noons & eveulrur• In N.B. MACHIMISt Job 11\iip ••per. MUI m•t"hlrU1l, •llorl run, comntttelal """• 5 d1y. .'50 ht wk. P•1d Vl\COUMit • hoUdl)'I, 1roup Jn. aurmwe. CAPITAL~JP,I, lllGS. ,8.A. Mla52 ApplyVnm·l.2noond•llY "dr•w rasL" when' 101.1 & CDM •reoa? Work ..... ..._ ~ placewoo od dint~! o1 ally' ~~:J. 0 : .J>~:·~:a ~ r".""9 Pilot an\ A 11-1 now pa7 rur ex P• r'd 1..,;.142.5611. operator.. Call MOG2. &.G.lt. 1' -------Help W..tect 7100 Help Want•d 7100 •SALES• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Retail salesperson. jewelry & gin wear. App· ty al RM. ABRAHMS. 1819 Newport Blvd. C.lr1. SALJ.o;S SLAP A SMILE ON YOUR FACE & A BULGE IN YOUR WALLET TI IE/LIFE LIBRARll:!S I tu both Cull & part time posit.Jons avnll. 4 Fun loving art.Jculato lndivldu111 who are "'er to learn how to Mako Top $SS'S$$S W•Offw: Howty~ °"'*"-c.-. .... ........ "~ CAll US TODAY ANDSTAIT M.111 1331115 ~IMC. ,..._....,...,, RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT • ,..... .......... fw4 c......,•~ ........... ,.,. .......... ......., • ................. .....,,.411 . c...•··· ,. 11t,,..... . c.,. 0 ... ....... ·r.: ..... -.... ....... • 0 t ......... ....... ...................... .., ....... DEL TACO, INC • 16711 twi A.-. M ,.._. ....,CA. tJ714 " •' . t r r s t ' * ' • • i r D•• DAil y Pll r Sund•y, September 26, 1977 OoCJI IQ40 furnitur9 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:r..~ ...... ~?.s.~ ~:~.~!~ ..... ~~!~j~:.c.~!~ ..... ~~!~ a.!~ 8083 ~ W-...d 7100 .,,...,,.. eoo1' Anti.... 1005 <.'OCKf;ft POPPIES LOVELY ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu.tr Dhu.•k & Blat·k &.. Like New1· Sofa PUILIC AUCTION ••••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• • • • • MANY fo'IN1': ITEMS oF UNUSU .._ nu \t r ET . s 1 u o ~llJ\ St r .. n I'•• ,,1 ,111 ;1hh• 111 pllnl 11111111 I 1l•11 ~-tu1 • ll;n '14• • ~ I o11 f,~ . .,,,., !\l •t loU t r \ ~•••t • "' '-""'""",,,I "·" II• I " I \ 1-.·r .1,.1h ,.1 ... h 11111 '""' :. 1l.1\" 'inl "'''' ~ h~ r uu •'· I 'l" I 1.olh ftllt' I I ... , ..... ,;i ~ llllfi STEHO T111111.: lill .h Mil \a 11 cl "" d ut It ' I r\ 1111 II • ,, '.di '"' •tltlll >111 ,1 .. 1•1 '· ll t "tcoc k l•1\ 1'•1rl llllH \111•l h•• Ill " .11 .:-.u11~·11111 .. 1ul.·111 111111 ., ,,, r1•,11h 11l1.ol .,, 11..!ht t .. m11wr •·1 1l l-\1 .. r 111 •lt~l l( "ll!\111' !'.•llrl 11 '>11111•' "' .. i11 '1 1111\ "·''·'" '""' '"'•11111 m~·nt Cut p :1u,, I, 111 !oil llunt111 .:t 11n fl t,,, h S:.i :!5!1 I ~~1tthh1i;i11l ""' \\ill trJ1n '\u1wn111 '"'"' 1 mi.: St.·n 111 . :.: ;ti I I clh M Sll I l '"'·"'' ( \J Telephone Sales Wunl l11 mal.1· m om \ ('.en \1111 ~l·ll on tii1 phone·! 'fo11 $1n 0111 """' Ill"•~. t.46 JO:IO. .1-.k 1111 H.1y. • TO OUR CUSTOMHS * WI ARE CLOSING OUT OUR IMTIRE UHi OF Oriental Planten ECJCJ Pots, Etc OVER 1600 POTS AVAIL.AILE S... I.tow C•t KAEHLE.R1S FINE ARTS. INC. 21 l4 Hewpcwi 11 •d., CottG Mesa rt.: 642-3603 ~~1r. ~.":'.':~ ..... ? !.~~I~!!':'.~~~ ....... !?.'.~ \.'.,11111-d <.11mN101• wh•11·.111 A~lm1ral 2lkuJt side by I II ' l .. Ill ,. Ill It I u 1 ll' ' 'IC"' n:fn11 w ICC maker c 111111111,,: lf 111l1·11·-,11d •'-l 1 11hlwatcrd1~1X"n1>er 4 1 111 '>Jli :r.:.1:1 \1'.11 s old J\\Ol'.tdu ~ WELDER \l;Jt(;ll'~'cor' Jt hi I 111 p 11.:11 l'l.1c1·nt1.1 < \l WESTERN PACIFIC PERSONNEL SERVICES :!ir••:! llmul.hur,f -..1 .. ~·· llununi:tun lk h •••·Ui.J ~ .... , wa:.her SW. Huri" 1t11ud M:!~OH \tl1111ral Fro!>tfre<' Side by .,,.,,. Gd cond 20 cu fl ~IJll l'h!Hil:I 0064 \l.1~1ag washer StiS. Ken· 11101 e det>tnc dryer s.so. Kt>nmore washer SlSO 1;uarantecd & dchvc.:rcd !>lb·8b"72 Tan ·~/1150 979·1471 SHXI 963-2082 Need lOO'k w•tch dog? U.11vl• 8 yr old pure bred Gill'm Stihp for rcsP'ms1 bl<' twm Xlnt health w llP"t·1ul t1uuht1es Will dlanan 1175 9534 art 7 Wroui;ht iron custom madL· <hnin&: room act w 5 blk/~hl t>hrs, round \•ht \lnYI lhl top. Mui.t ~ee lo uppr U71·2070 ----1 Lr~ H1vwra sectional sofa ,.....to You 8045 bed. Gd cond. 5 drwr dll'~l. 846 3754 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adorable blul·k & futzy 2 Twm bedo <'Omplele, in &m mall' mix puppy abt very good cond1lton, $2.'l B wks. 551 09$IH trnch. Love bench in good 2 St o r y House to lie moved. Se~ at 2'181 Elden Avl'. Costu Me!>u. 673-6590 DcautJCul tndoor kittens. box trained. adult or older child 536·2084 cond. $10. 5:16·51179 after 12. l-'ormal dining room set · conl<'rnporary styling, table & 6 chair:.. llcreulon fabric. Co Doy server credenzu. S3SU of fer. 776·2275 Gcrmun Shep1Coll1e mix. •.., Of Expensive c·orner I }r old 1''t>m Shots & group, sip!> I. S.S5. lltcni.e 546-64,.l S40·fi338 K1lll•ns, blk whle male. Brand new Peter lion11n ,111 :.h•>ts Manx Female Designer French Chase !>40 8263or 534 J.'ltil Ln~c. vcl\cl. anllqut• ell• "M l .. •·~ t f 1 f--1-sign, cost Sl.100 w ~ac, 1s y .,.,au 1 u ema e saoo. 950.3324. 83.5 2435 indoor cal. Grey vehct -• rout Tnmmed \\i~h1tc 8' COUCll & MATClll~G Gold CYl'S, 10 mos. CllAlRs.50 Spayed, wormed: :.hob 49.1-3193 ESTATt-: H :Wfo:LHY, * AL COLLECTION* CLARINET $50. Git ART OliH:CTS. i\N Cum.I M-0 7180 TrQuJo:c:: F1N1-: ..-unN . Sellin9 Out I 0,000 Pieces ----·~tom made Allee Vo1n• 1-:J'C. PllO"'t-: FOR IN oflhe theatre PA. G1b:.on ;;:; ~ HR UC II U It E Hand llowwt & HCMCI Decorahd Gp A lOOHD head. Hurn., GERMAN GLASS 1900-1930 & monitor cabinet. Gro.';it SAT/SUN 17271 Jullp Ln (Wctrner & Guh.lenwt·~t off Tuo.'ana acro!>s Wtn tersbru.i St'hool, II U ) Ant1q 's , Furn, IJal.iy items & nrnw. SUNDAY ONLY 12 I. GLASSES. PITCHERS, Pl.A TES PERFUMES, VASES, ETC. 35c to $4.50 All AuttMntic Mailes Wonderful Presellts KAEHLER1S FINE ARTS. INC. 2134 Newport ll•d.. Costa Mna t•ond. $850. Maestro Phase :,hlfter $1UU 492 otl39. ·-----llarmuny Guitar, goo1l cvndit.Jon $75. 64().7062 Student CONN Trumpt•l W/CU:.C. S9(). Cull 545-6512 Ph: 642-3603 Antiqu(•s, :i furn. go1Jd Conn Alto Sax, xlnt cont.I Junk & trt'asuc l'S. ~964 ~. Lu m p s , u n t 1 c1 u t' s . furniture 0U1(•r l(IKIUIC!\ .i:11 Beacon Bay N II Milb~·oSt. CM, otr Uaker Miscellan~ous 8080 Mlscell~s 8080 644-0~'.!:.:_Spm Sat1Sun !l S •••••••••••••• ••••••• •• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Acoll!>lit' 6 strin~ GUlT AH 4 FAMll.Y liar. Sale' PUBLIC•UCTIO .... -· r· Dbl ·tt&l w/casc & extru!>. Xlnt "' " ' !-O a. ma io' cond 9fl3-1973 Haby lll'm!I. clnth1n~. MANY ITEMS OF FINE spnng AnllQUl' mahoit ---- furn. JH'a rug~ pie ESTATE JEWELllY, dresser Weight hft111i.: OfflceFumiture& lures, matl·rmly dothe~. A RT OBJ t-:CT~. AN ~l'l Ptng pong tbl IH: Equipment 808S ~' 5, nu Junk' Sat1Sun TIQUF.S. FINE FUHN , rad.lo & ball plane ·I'• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hlufr!> 1s.; Vista Homa. fo:l'C. PHONE FOH IN 111.i reflector tele:;copc. MOVl.._.G S •LE NU fi.10 WSX fo'O & B HOC II U ll I·:. 673-9262 " "" t>.15 2200 ----Dt.-:;ks, S35·S75, chrs all Furn. lloth1.•s, vMuum - -GARDENERS' 25" front styles S5·S3S. drart1n~ and much more. li75 3857 Frt>e c~t1males on uµ throw Pro-Mstr. >.tr as tbl!> S75. letter & legal"'' or li75 2812 holstenng. !Iola h1dl· a· Lawn Vac 963·31:>7 hie!> SJO·Sl:IO, reception • ---bt.-dspel·t:.il. 7fi8,8494 room furniture, "ork S1hcr, chma, .:las:.wJrl'. - - ---Bosch & Lomb sten•o tlJb. cullect1hll•:., fl\' cqu1p· Kmit MZE' mattress . firm. m1no:.copc + 2 lamp,. c E SURPLUS -Antique Arrnoirc, ihnini.: mcnl, m1~l·. i.;oodt<''I, new ~185, Trundle bcd m1nl cond. $300. Mo<frrn FURNITURE Sweet, lov1n.: female l:ible. chcl>t or drawer:.. mJny Hr & 2::. Items $175. 71'8·1149-1 sideboard. &ohd wuud !JOO Wcsll9lhSl. CM 540·8263 --- Uobll', 16 mo!>. lilack & 962-nn 1717 Irvine Avr. N B SllMI. 556 0:>2S \\11rncn ·" lrul··-. lorKt•nmorewas her&dr)er, rll!>L.G421190ti (Btwn2UthSL.&Hohduy D11wllelabl<'.42in«h1hJ fl3l·2'177 631·25ill . rnl'lal f ;1h11c Jl11111 ""rl., !"l ) rs old, works. SIJ5. <1'·'2' reel end corree tahll·. ltd.) Fri & Sul to 3. marble top with lour I ~ll Yrds Blue Twee.· ti I n M E L E <.: T It I t • (714) 963-0804 hh· a~'l'Htbly & p,11!.111~ 'is.l·lm 5 yr olcl male.· <.'ol·kapoo f1n1shed 2 !>Hies $50 chairs. t~uahty t>on:-.lrU<'· CJrpel. Vt•ry ~oocl coml TYPEWRITEHS250 "" l''<l1t·r ni·c·i·~-..11\. --Lovc:.l·h1ld.&udlt-..Slp~ l>l1J.77S.lor812·2982 ••MOVINr. Si\LE lion, built to last many S.!.50s(lyd 1:1Jl·l328 968.2665 · ~ ~,0 hr 711 11 l7 :!:!l 1 i\liJI K 1': N M 0 RE W ash in l: in hse Nds TLC ti3~ ~117ti l>UN'T MISS TlllS ON f:' vcars S:IOO 631 347" afti·r , .. - TELEPHONE SALES I) in pc.·rson l>il~J:! Hedon Machine, ~· Ex~c.·llcnt --Walcrbed : frame. hl'itler, 111\t ofr w1ll liuy tlws<' ex 5orwcck ends :"IEW :?1 Color TV $1i00. Pets 8087 S:l2S P<·r hr 1 t·mflm clol·udt'. 11 B working cond1t1on. Ord En~ Sheepdog. 3'2 mattress. pedP::.tal . l·l'ptn'I Uc('rl'r groups rJf ----Nl·wG1':M1l·rowaveS:l50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,1,0 nl·c•d iwrson lur lilt 641H!665. yrs. puper:,, loves kids. Comp. s.so. 548·8188 finl' qua I. llv rm, bdrm & ·I' ix9' POOL Thi. Moving. 3 Pl'_ rnd thl S<'t SHK~. 2 PURE HREO RABBITS WOUDWOHKEH nd gd home. 5411·3:138, -dl'll furn. Orii,: painting:. Mustsell! velvet ~r n . han.i g. FOR BREEDlNG S3 . ~~c~;,J1 & •h'li\er.\ l<\f'cr intl'rwr di·i·.,r. L'scd Kenmor(' Washrr, &107738 :1 pcs casual W<>od lurn &.1l·t'l'S'-tvmut<·hdN·or, 7514ti88aft5PM lamp:.S40 Westinghouse ea. 11111~l he :..hh• 1,, t1:acf & run!'-jlreat. nds clcarung. -----w burnt nrg rorcluroy all like Ii r and new .----!lot & l'Oltl wtr. l'OOler 546-_996.5 _______ _ Tl'll·ph111w S.il1 ' 1111111,, ,t,intl prmh. \I ork $30. 892·1676 ___ Pac l llusi11an Blue kitten!. cW>h1ons. Sl25. t:7J 9261i <l!l!I 451:1, 9 Sp m, .1~.2835 (ARP ET _ 12x 1 S 111 Io S75 dm rm thl siio • n() ianos & OrCJGM 8090 1 ~ logoodhom<'. ----- -or<l:J'J30:l6 shag,rnull1l'olor~dl1111., C't1r s lluuse plants.••••••••••••••••••••••• '\eccl ~lo1w) ~~~ ~ ' ,.~ Work un Ph11m• 1ww ii• I 1111:., !! 30 A :\t tu l • .u \ :\1 , ~1 311 P '\1 I 11 K '.IC! 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SAJ I -.o as <:!13) 592 5680 Cut down upri&hl piano ' ---New & used furn. appl's, ""' .., .. Hollywood bed. m.il.cs 111 SSOO YARDMAN SCHWINN lOSpeed mi!>l' Wili.on's Bargain _s.w.0434 _ Workbench, ma).!s, C'lt-to t\\lll beds Mth 111 Haw11an Bar. 2 stools '-111. 751_6570 a ftG RIKE ~ Nook. 545 & 1!14 W. 19th. Simmons Qn hidabed s-io Sun 10am-4rm fi091 ncrspnn.: mattresses + :16 <·u ft cnl'lsll luggai:c• ---------- .frkl'honc• It• 111 .tl • t·nt1•r nc•C'1h Call675 5258 C'1li427930&548·3262 9drawerdresser. chair:.. Hardwick Cr. H . B 2 bobtt•rs l 'wd H:ry lit rt k fu r VW \iall S:!5 PIANO contemporary HOUSEWIVES I· ''" ... m.111 W1·d(llav ---1197 4679 lie $i5. i5HK40 . !)t;M IM'lt>I Walnut upri~ht. Xlnl. NffdbtraMoney? ufl l1;1111h\11t1ni;mui.th~ Buildin9Materials8025 **I BUY** dcsk,elc.673·1!>41 -Te 1 e Ph 0 n t· 1. 0 m '""'' \h·d1Jn1c:.1I a bil11 v ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·i;:; Dodge for part.,. <;,><,.I <ln s1 I Jl<hH•r ";iterlll'cl, S500 213 SSJ 3270 d~ munll'ators ' We· IH'l·tl , l11·l11f11I .\pply. 1•1:.ii1 Ur\HNWOOOl'ANEL'g Good used f"urn1turc & Gcr~SoJ~ 8055 ~s 806 body. run'> l"(OOd 1-\1·11 hkefll•\1 rad1all.1p ~l.1m Sohmcr Baby Gr and mature P<'<lpll· 111 "'•II. '1·\\11e1rl Bhtl Cu,,la RH ues.'fcl poles·beams \pphance:.--Oll l "Ill ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• more ~asher S:!5 " hl'Jll·r. lh<·rmthtJt l'i ano refinished from 1 :111 10 K :JUl''I \11 ,, :!;\112X6·1ocal631·2460 wllorSELLforYou MONTICELLO Garag(' R . 5111·6:!17 ...._'()()dl'11vt>red751 ·211:'1:1 walnut 's1ooo Bestorrer' STERS "UCTIO... S I M K e~. Appy. l!eldmg 6 yrs • . • . Mon tht" 1·n 1-:,i,, M~rchandis~ Cameras & MA A " a e. ovmi;: enmorc old Nd., rxp'd rider llytek water cond1t1onu Cam).ll'rto1IN w,:.ll:prl11!.h 4974_21_0 _____ _ Wiii i.. 'I IH•r hr • ••••••••••••••••••••••• £...;-.d 8030 646-8686 & 833-9625 ~!f~ucrJ c:~~I~ ~~t;~~ $ti()(l 5-16 5SG!) Wiil , hl.cnl'\11, S500 :S.10. GI.I''> ('OflN• lahle ----------lto11u~ ~l JIJl'I .., 1111 11111 · 8005 ·~r'"''" "'1., h h <7141627 lfll8 w wulnul ha-.c :>Ill. LJ,! .,t1fl',J.lt't1Pll·. c.111 Anhq~s ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:ASllPAID rOulng l·C air. lwn WcstemShowsaddlc"1lh ----~rt.1runl'ilJllllclie1.~J FREEHEW MO 1217 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Polaroid SX 70, c:hroml' & For gel USl'd furn. anti· bed. Sl'hool top desk. 2 l\lras. $600. O'Kl·:t-:FE & Ml'rnlt itas 5-lfi 3212 ORGAN CL.ASSES W d I d lcatherbodyw,t·a.,1· ques&clrTv·s,9578133_ ratlanbarslools.eQrncr 546·556!1 ltltn -.to\e toiJ. <n'«ll, F M d N. h 0J'mv Trur k Uri H 'I ' "' On er QR Sl50 557 l!f)SR table. Many misc item!. rollS!--Nll'. eoppt rloiw Movrng i•nt1r·<' c-onll•nts l~~~~nc~~ 7~~ S ~~1'. pn'rl 'l 1111 pa) \pph Of Antiques! Dcsclcr 23<.: t•nla ri.:er 3 1tra~cr Frtnch Provin· All reasonably pncc..-d. J>Oi\ Pony. b~sl off Pr ~lOO. 17 .. llllrt B&W 'I\. hou!-ocholcl f 11rn1~h1n f.l'· Jnttrmediate, 8.12 PM t;&WTO\\lll).!, llJll(lll\111!' r c1al clrCS!>('r Dark Sunday9·5.H5Yorktown Must st!ll. :l Yrs old IJl:t.V' "d s:is. ''"r ~•11~1 ).!11 S11nlfav 1 ll. l'h ... w I I ,\q•,NHti-1212!'.i:! lll'<;E warehouse w 1 4 l<'ns e & tiler::.. walnutfln1:.h.Sf15 lrvmc. LnCM W.1997<r5489373 " .-..vcryonc ecomc. TOW TltllCK D11\1•1 1w.-cl1·tl E'ip ti 11nl\ C'Jll 1;11o !.lli:jl! x lo:;, :\11111 lhru Fri nammc:d wclh over Si)(, Hardly u:>ed. S\25. i-:ve~ 552.1790 · ,. 1--· -' --lawnmower. Red type, 1~12 l.i!'Yll or !IH:1.u:11::i Starts Oct 3rd. mu'i« l111\t·s . ncckelo 673-33115. SAT/SUN 12·6. Crpts. ARABIAN COLT lair shape S25. K111g Siil' T 11 I r Call644·8930 d1·un piuno!'o, t1rrus or ---Ore,cl g:imc table 'icl bunk beds. che,ts, ski:., G ll(.•dspread yellow & \I ht "'1n 1'1 w. ram~ lne.v.:1. Hammond Orgon ... 111 ~ .. \\,•111 i·locks·. PC"nt ax ES l'IL'l·tron1<' I I rey ycarl1ng. ~""Y qwltl-'<~'rf. shape S:l.5. 11&\V HC~. porl I\ ,., ., w,crecenw S500. 1714> boots, poles. New e cc da~s1c Isl Plnl'l', Class f73.2595~ w ,,tan1I S1nl!H s c" &PianoCentet- ).!rancJl<tther d1Jcks. 3.'\:'t-fM new Aug 71; w SO 768-5737 wtr htr. CB radio. J\Show~inncr.Termsto _• -m:tl'h w 't-.1h. CJll 2854E.CoostHwy f ,1<,l·111Jt111~ant1qucs. lOS&200lenscs, b<'llows, clothinl.{, misc. 10071 qualified buyer. Cull Cai. StO\c, wlf clf.'amnl! :~'l\IXl i l Cc:IM Transmission R&R Man 111..r SI uoo.ooo Worth angle finder /\II al S4!la l>ana Dr. llB. Ph 968 O'J05 <71'11 6~H 92411 l'VC!> or indds hood. :! , rs nit! \lt"t h,o \ ,. 1·'fll'I .ind \11wn1·;.c~ Jntern.1t1011al Will separal(• 675·132:! •FURNITURE• wt'Ckcnds s125. Cry:.tJI c·h~ndalu·i \miin rnm1iat•tor \\<i1l1·r ___ _ o"n 111111, 'Int \\11rk11w l,Jllc r.•t>s, i>mi T t\l'lt.er· vash1ca ;\fol 121 caml'ra Spamshor t:vcrything from untiques --~.. i Id dr •r :-.oftcm•r, ~irl!> iu ... Jµe 1.Jaldwan Spinet 0 1unr1111 11n ' 1'.1v ,\ s I 1 I 1 to whatl!-olt +toys & 111> cf I H · t cJ .x..J,mtsl'. nc c>ss~ I ha• rc rgau. 1n1t • l · rv1nc e · \\ Braun Slrobe, Sl25. Contemporary children's books. 5912 rs or 41a ('. egis ere & Chine!ie hooked rui:-. rt•c s • g a a rug. A lcond.$400. l1c111·l1l~. 5 1!1 :!SJl o1 75-11777 Open Wed thru 1;.10-;754 812 2'.J82 C<lmplcte 3 rooms or all Sierra S1enn. Irv. Sierro Appal~a & Gelding 6 6751331 ~1042!1_3 __ 751-5611 S.18 22.HH Sat !I AM to 1 PM. V1s1l! · ncw furniture. Includes Yr., 15 hand!>. $800 Ven M' -•I TRUCK DRIVER Cats 8035 M:issive s piece Oroentrante,turnrighl gentle Call 714·522132.0 29 ~allnn fish tank.""" 1WSCC'1Gne0t d us 8081 ~bony Spin('t Piano. PUBLIC AUCTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• lk'<lroom ::.ct Beautiful 7 Sat Sun 7 :30A\1·4PM wkdays extra-. S90 l\t usl c;cll an e beaut. tone. Will deliver. ~tu,l !Jc ovn 21 Call :\I \~Y ITE\IS OF Fl'.'iF: I 0 •7-1390"fl " m ••••••••••••••••••••••• «-11() ...,toffer.540-8518 • 1 • • • ' Iii ma I ay an K 1 lten ~. piece 1v1ng room set & 5 Alley1Garage Sale. Sun u-·--hold Good• 8065 _,..._ _ _ .. _.,,p St~"•nlin" ~ollc"c ~. tud"nt """' u" l\d~lTnll5,Jt !'olll0501 EST1\TE JE,WE. LRY .. (' F• ·\. Ricacloro line pwceOmSet ns WI t & p t ~ "' ... ,.,., "' " ., ~ AHT O BJECTS. ,\:'\ Stud,scrvi~e"IO·l7'"' ""· 3 nu ro:.pcc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tl SH 52. PCIOO, Ha~•" dl'SJ.)('ratl'ly nl'l'<h good Thomas spinet organ. TRUCk DRIVER TIQIJl-:S. FJNI-: FUH'i . ___ ' ~ "'' MUSTSACRIF'ICfo: N w Pl Sh 0 res : Two twin foam mat· l'lus Math. Fm;incc & clraftlng t;1ble, 4:!" \11th Xlnlcond. ~). l.ik tnu k um m g i:rl 1-:TC PHONE FOil 1:-0: Adorable ktltcns . n1c1• $588.00 ~::::1e~~rd~n1~~ti~~~r~: trr('sses. wibo" springs & <:ames ld1bra1· rics Bc!.l ofr parallel 11l1.1r & 2 ~rll1 !171·2070 ___ _ "l'I' f11r 'Ill! .. 11!~!rP'~''!' FO & llROt:llUR1': seln·t1on Good hrco.'d ·"'-"SYTED"' .. S· Hatchbrdcoffeetbl.TV rame $'!)() Raby furn, tr13-4-178 a1 Y lump casona l c m.111 w kn11" l1·1J ~" ol 1,1:. 2..!111) in~. /\ni;:or:i background ~ """ reel lwn mwr. t•dgt•r -+ 536-Jh-15 Ca1hllacs lo Go-CJ rt~ o 1 i.: & 1, \ t'nunl ll'' ------S20. 979-8978 Curfls Furnltur~ misc. 644 62S5 Membership Tiffanv ·, Whutcverthe rad \111,1 hi• iwal rc·f s lll'I 0 ,\ K P E D l:: S T ,\ I, 1865 H-....a..--Bl CM 4 FA.MIL Y :-.lcwJ>Ort Beach I pn \al c WA t\ T E L> EI('<' t r 1 r Holl ·cm off the mark1•t .,1,1,11 111 JW; -.on · hl"' n T \llLJ-: ~., .. rnd. Ii 111·.iut PERSlAN kittens. to1 64-5 6151 · SUPER GAR.AGER Jewelry 8070 dub). Call "Joy" Thurs wheckha1r. gootl m nd1 With u Class1flerl Ad l'l \\I .~ lli\:'tl. ts.\ t '.i-.t 1;•.n:· bark c·h.r-.. 5 k•avt"s quality, rci;1stercd . • Antq. furnitur(' & Estntr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sal.10-4.673-4186 llon.<1!13·3115 C811Now!642·.'>671! 111~ """' . :H;~, w ll!lh. ~~.> Old Oak RockN. 638-9308 Items. Tons of clothes, WANTED l ':\t I>!:! 7111:! M1s.,1nn 'tvl1·, turn or 8040 Mv~ To Sweden l'wlbl sell so me n cw . F. I cc l'1•11t11ry v111ta).!c :SI~. Ph DOCJS qn sr. bd <'O mp $tiO. t ypewriter. vacuums. TOP CASll DOLLAR TYPIST 1·~1 1'1711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lamps. hardware, m1r-PI\ I D F 0 Tl YOUR You.<11111 t k1111w what <IJY l!l:!lf'> Wind u -Phono· DOGTRAININO 1146·5932· ror. LOTS MORE~ Nn Jlo:Wt-:LllY, WATCHES, II h! !'.lH'~) 111•;111ul hut. j.!laph Xlnt <:~nd. P .P . You~pl.accor~lll~ lhde-a·bed. Like new. r;~4v~~rs~;~~~ 9 AM. ~:~v~B~EffiiS?cL~: 11·1 &JC'll> Lot-.ofno1-.c.' C.ill :l7'l 5lll!JorS49.0906 J ohn Martin fl75·2440 Sl50. FINI:; FURN & AN· 'itcnl.tl ou1l1111k hil'ak ! _ ---497 370Seves !-.lt1p 11 ' ffrlJI hulilt\ & \ l • 45.. d . k r\Li\SKAN Malamute, TIQUES.645·2200 . .. • • ' 11 HlUI • roun o.l f .. m . 7 mo". olcJ. •. p"yed. Double "··d Like new ---k11b" \lt.1 ::>di! t:all .Jo 1wd1·.,l:il tbl, very good ~. ~.h t ~ ':175 ox: · • <' I I 111 1!4 70 I .. , • ' ·23 paprrs. s o s ::; SSO . • ra 1·1111 ' · 1wu ...!UO t.7;i·lll 646·1154afl5PM 497-3705eveninl(s ,\m!'r11·a11 l .irc•1•r >\i.:<·n • ~. 1.1u Nc\\purt Ctr Ur Frc11t'h halltree S2SO. 6 LIKE New Yellow sofa . .:-. II d1n1n$! chrs $225, nite * * * hv. rm. tbls., draperies, NO FEE TO YOU !.land ~l2.'l . Eng drple af b<'stoffer. 644·5833 thl $2:!.5. <,la nl top desk TYPIST S2:l!i. \11 sc. 640 _8_1sa __ _ £' t1mr :\tus! ht• f.n '>l & l)(•co En~ Imports. Beaut :weurJtf' fo.x1wr t1 on S1drboard. d ressers. 2 \rro\ l\(IO c11 will tr:.1111 end lhls. sac! 673·2332, lll\t'r-.1fl<'<l v .. u1k I-It>\ 1~11 _0133 hr:.. Hf•pl) to C1 • .,, .. 1fwcl ------- .1<1 no Iii. t· o 1>a1ly l'tl11t. Appliances 80 I 0 l'O Hn" 15HO. Cos ta ••••••••••••••••••••••• M1·-.J. Ca92fi2h F RG HT DAM AG F. n TYPIST---llOTPOlNT SALE. 3308 W. Warner nr Harbor. RECEPTIONIST Santa i\na. 979.2921 Victor Faille 33166 Paseo Blanco San Juan Cap1~trano You are the winner of 4Tickmtott.e lnlne Han.st fflti•al F:1mily Entertainment Ocl. land 2 Woodbnclge in Irvine <Culver Dr. at Barranca) FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Toddlers, teens and senior citizens! Games, exhibits, dancing, music, tempting taste treats, refreshments ' 1 i\rc•hilel'tural oHit·e rt•· CASll PAID ) 1(s accurnte typist. min For Wshr/Dryrs/Refrig Please call 642-5678, F.xl. 333. to clnim your tickets. ,.... 55wpm. for vari('ty or us-workingornot95HU33 ! 111gnments: ~uiit be neat, DISHWASHER Nearly *** I pleasanl,1eltable. new. wasteklng. ~z pnce. $145. ELEC. Oven. Wm. I •. Pereira A!l~oc Tappan blln. l,Aa price Ge~ man Shor l ha Ir MacArt.hurAt fo'ord Rd $140 640-7317 Pointer Pups . AKC. • Coronadel Mar 1----------1 Champ. blood lines. J 7141644--0620 WASHER DRYER wormed. shota. 548·3673, ... Equal Opp Emplyr m If Finest all cycle deluxe ,_548_·324_9_. ------ i• TYPIST, p/tlm e. exp'd. model. Perfect condition production typist, i::cn SJ.25 each. 751 ·4488 ' ~~cs. Irv. area. Whirlpool range, full saze, I large oven. • $50 556-0094 TYPISTS Min 4S wpm. Varlot,y of assl1nments . Lona &1----------1 6hort term. Top $S$ & 1---""------- vacallon pay. 6~ 1 1 n ' \I \t 'f oq I l"M S4M455 Tmffft 711·5731 Equal oPPof tmplo)'Or YET nite attn. frH 1tudlo apl. utll Pd. Mutt be1.-. ....... _______ , r.ap. COS t1J·1050, MPM (1' /, II FREE OUTDOOR STAGE ENTERTAINMENT DAILY Don't MIH BOBBI AND CL YOE and the Se1weed Cowboy• 9and10 p.m. Saturday 111 IM licJ Top T..t A five-hour benefit concert with top county musicians. noon to 5 p.m. Saturday: rock dance for teens 't1I midnight. OEAN JONES and a morning of Christian entertainment Sunday from 9 a.m. to noon. CARMEN DRAGON conducts a pops concert 8 p.m. SUnday In the Big Top Tent -the first of a four-concert Irvine Symphony series concludhig Jan. 29 with VAN CLIBURN. "'the Utlle T...t World pramiete of a new play by Jackie Hyman, "Fantasia .. 8 p.m. Sept. 30 and Oct. 2. Unbirthday Party 9:30 e.tn. Saturday; M xlcan Fiesta dinner Saturday night, entertainment all day Sunday. ..... , & °"9-• IOtO loah, 'ower 9040 loah, Solt 9060 Tron1portatlon •••.•.............••.•• ···················•·•· .....••.•...............••.••.•..............• Motor Homes, Salt'/ 4 Whffl Drhn '550 )i;1mti.,l1 p1 n 1, 1 on i.olrlltt . , t.enu1n1• h.a1d"u111I .rr. 1""1:11• 1 ~111 •·r~r1ne \ 11 ... , ,, ,..11 , , ,1 Fktl blond (a brn < r ul11•1 • "Int c uucJ 111 ''"' 1 oncl ~ ... i. tn 11 .'WIJll 4, l11ttt lunk •·It' On 10.•i ~111 1 M "kd)" a lt I~ "·"~u 4'1J :>llll ur h 6 "kn.I~ 4 f1 11""' !' rtfr>t Gooda IOt ····••·····••·•······· I ~1n1 ""''"'" \t ullt• l.'l••. :.'!I• i,: .. uir., 1•11mr, 11ho1 l!IUI u I • ,, .. ,,d .~ ... 'It HI ut11, a • .. 1 rill• 11~1 II lll 1 uftl,. I .Ill I lull "' 1 \II "'"" ,.1111 111 1111• 111•,111111 .. 1'•'l 1'~' th i41hl 11• .... It• 111 I I. '" '" 11111 '"•th""'l"'lf.~ltu~ ~Ullr \111t /\II ~1·1 1a11 17 IC t:IN t:LL o It ~ hv M1·11. II IJ t1 Ir I~''' o 1 • .. rr t 01111 .. ,. .. t 111 r l'i.t -~Vt ~i2 t.111,. SEA RAY'S AU 1971 Modeb 1 a·.30· HARRISON'S SE:A RAY ••11 ' lfubll', i.lnt 1·ond With l1111lut. lk•al olh:r :ltll•Wl!I 9120 ·········•········•·•·· 11'11' ('ulJ·OVlll. j(U!>/dec: I l ' l.a1ot•r ~u1llioul, hlut• r n r r 1 It. :I h urn l' r hull , .:cl 4·ond. $7UO itlove oven, :dps b, xlnt 4!U .il\itll rol\d. SOOO. ~ 217R t~liovcr l'umper w xtras for Ltt 1rnpurl truck ~100 1714)627·1618 Ao&' W111dron• fktr .it:labll• .,_t'4.•I Nt-""port •lit• .. , 1111 Xtr l'.\ .Xlnt l'o1u.1. Mu~t S.•11 7 11 71lJ Otl71 'lll,l '.')l'll. II' half l':Jbu\'t•r. 15 ~ ... Svruy l'ul , '71>, ltkr Good 1·oncl Sli2S. Cull art 114''4 , 111u't 11cll. ~75 me I ''· ''111 213J Rettt/Storag. f 160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMC.J!IEP Motor Home letttal # I In Cal.if. 111/i•to 32• WEOUTSELLAl.I, Fully sell contained JEEP DEALlrn~ Reserve now tor IN T HE ST AT i:; !$ummerfuowknds HUGE IMVEHTORY REGENCY MOTOR All Models New & Uhcd HOME RENTALS Leasing Avallabh• 92SN. H arbor Blvd, S A. Coata Mna ••S3l·~** AMCJMp MOTOR HOMES ~J lARBORBLVD FOR RENT Costa Mesa 549·802'.l From $150. wk. 770,0644 lrll ~; 0.:11. Ill Iii! 1-. lb I 11 .:•11i<l t·umlt 111111 "' lrlr ~l.>.1(1, <".ill \lii!S 1 ix2 :i11vt11111· Ot·lu'l' t ".tOllJtr Shell for RENT Fireball 23' Self ~mJll l't1•k llp Access. cont. Auto;a1r. CC. CB, 111dd ~75 liol.1 1:19_1_. __ ste~ps 6 64$·2283 JEEPS "77" TV,Rodio, 'Vi "'i MJtll,S '\ .!.1 l•:111 lo.i,on IH. Vll1'', J\Jr~l'lus t·atiover eamper. '77 Dodge Van. pop.up, Stv & oven, ire box, dbl range, oven, htr, 3 wuy -.ank. 111>rl.1·potty too. refrig. Air, stereo. P /S, CJ·5'11, C J .7',,, Cherokee1>, Wagonc1•r!>, Ptck·ups, upto$1,2110 d1;. rount.s. 5 yr fJU.Oou mile wurruntys avu1lablc. Sllnday. Septumber 25, 1977 DAILY PILOT DJ 7 Var" 9570 Autos Wanted 9590 Auto1, Imported . ..............••.....• ····•·•··•••··········· ......•..•....•.••..... '72 Chc•vy \ .m, • · ton, fi cyl, runs xlnt, Sl!OUO bi3 3417 '7J DODC i:; lilOO. 1, 1·vl . uuto trans. Pneed to ;_.11 ;it $2250. 4.96·6939 1972 l"ord Econollnl' v .in 1 ton h d . /\ <'. radto j265(), 968 224 I WE'LL IUY BMW t7 I 2 your (u1 c•..:n ur t·u1npJl'l ••••••••••••• •••••••• • • car, 1i.a1d for or nol' I ·.all Sule." Mi:t BILL YATES VW..PORSCHE S:.in J u:.111 t:ap1~l1 Jno 137-4800 493-45 I I CREVIER & I ST A .. OAOWAY SAM Ui AMA 835·317 I T"t UU..U.tl 1)111\tlHU MACHll•I ;-12 f' or d v ~~ .-1 u:. Autos, lmport•d •USED IMW's • mileage, w i nluny t1x ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·77 ~· 4spd 28651!:\ lras Plea1>e t•all NNI al G.Mral 970 I '77 32018 S lt'l77HSI\ 6"5<J078 • ••• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lh :!utt>. ob pd S H 411 IP I) I' -LANCli\ I !17u Snlf'llHIO "itiJ th.I I i;p S1 H !17:.?I'() \l '77 Dodge Van B 100. l'U~l only 5,UOO nu, u11· rn11u, 5 '·, 1 H ,1 , •• 1 11 .1 au 1 ., ml1ext. AM1f'M sten'o. hlHI, sunro111'. hlUl' 7KoMV<> casscttt! w /4 spkr:i. s un mc:tullw Ht':!l olll•r, rnu.,l Cloi~ On Sundays ... Ft St•"9o 8098 540-6555 uulo pilot. ~17,00U Uys, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .11u1c·11.1 .. tll""~·l'w u. :l l3 1;111 .:J tllll, t•ves . to:.\.-•ll•·ut ,\,lt·m ,,, ~·II 631-2547 <!l:J44fi l:J05 roof. ma~s. Must ;.(!II be 1>0111' J>h wkdJys 11·5, ------ fasl, a1>kang lor luan f•15 1K:t!, l'H·s ,\: wknd~ ORAMGECOUMTY'S '77 F.st abUshmenl. min t '75 Toyota Landerut'ler bu I an c e on I Y. Low 673 8!1111 Copeland Mtrs Inc 2001 E bl, SA 5StMIOOO .... m, lil5 :J1J05 P /B.Slps_4.536·8609 -~--___ .:;_;'-------1 Motorilt'd BlkH 9140 231h' Dodge 440. 2500 mt, Sta Wgn. lmmac cond. mili:age, 50,000 mile war--OLDEST j!\ l>t·.aulllul tur n111tun· . ·rr 1 "Brown "'•" 1Jluns, p1t•C'1 Ma,1!110\11% i.t.-r1•t• IH l.idv ShJi) rcJ < lu'>~ll' tr Ir t·ra1lk s7:m!' m;it I • """"It· "'rth 11 11 Jt' \u Ii.iv U1i.11 ~ c 'I rhll c·ri.: • • I\ I '-'J..IWI f'll°"'< Jtlll ~37!'>, 1112 Jt;:llJ, leave t IC( 1w I 1· pruc h11 lion f 11 ' """'""' "'" llll">'> .....................•. M1111 l11kt•s (four> brand m·w. (;ll'al off 1>treet btkl' r11r tecnugers. SlllU c.1. S!i I 1701; 5 yr warr, cab/roor air, SSIOO. Call 963-1!027 or ranty. 559-5861 aft. 6 & Alfa Romeo 9705 $ cruise. spare, racktlad. 751·3191 i\i.k for t:url. wk.nds. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMi FJ\1 cass color TV 75 ALFA ROMEO PP. $l5.ooo. 9105 Valley' Jc:ep '74 CJ5. like new. '72 Ford Van, Super SPYDER S111 k " I o.I htrll I. $.1.14 11•''4 21, \ l'Jf 11hl s.1.,1 •11 nffrr ,,., in1· ~~ 171111 i.'l l(l·11wll 21 hdtv '>Cd.in. 11\lt' -.11•1n 1rn rJtllu, ~.~1111) ,.,. 117:! '.lli;.>f; Jll 11 \ \l ll11ll1l' Iii hulb & trJ1ler s.s.'J() 01 huv must & ... 1111>. IA:! ltiJO, h·avt• ITil'S'>Jlo:C Y II t Jo.;cono Lane 100, V8, Ltun. \'1ew, Cypress. 750 3651 e ow "'! w ute vin top. ~ u L. k 1!*77 ll1>11ol•1 E'prl·ss (714! ~)(X) lwes 4!19-1540 or d.ird, xlnl body, new .1.:_.~ new. 13d,150 mill's !:iultS·Scrv1ce·Le1U1111~ Roy Caner.Inc. -------_ u·•tt'1"" t ires. r uns g r eat • ...,cart'!a tamond I Moped. Yl·ll. Jo mi. "" • "" 2 I '>l•ld11rn UHd. S.!5U. •76HARVEST • $2500 '0fr.770·0580 yr,l ,OOOn11cwJrranty. Holls koyce 111\1 W ,\tlrrur.11 1•1 · 1 olur 'IV I •I NM! n llllfl\11111 ~7.1, !111.! l'l'JO 7:1 llJ)lint·r.!7". llybrukl' 'ti'J 2i;· t-:~t·a Ir liur. "t•IJn .,lt•rn rrn fJlliu. l.rt11.!>l' r.H l'. 5 tiu.:.,, rni•rl· ..,1 11 995 Pl' \II .. knutml'l r,ckplh t.7Jli2ll}Jft3 20• M · M l h 75 ChC'vy lilau:r, lo (~759) Uod 1111 o or ome. m1leagt• i\Md•M s h•r<..'O Large '72 Ford. Auto, air, Co~land Mtn ---- 154UJamborel• Nl'wport Beach 640-t.111 \I 01' ED C1 mJ tt1 C rty b1kl'. Xlnt. co111l, lo mt. SJ'l5 B.ilhott 67:1 6i:!1; ' ge V-8. auto lran~. tape. A~r. tnJny other full pwr. S2450 2001~1st Si\ 558 llUOO '72 BMW 2002 P S, P/B, stereo. sips ti, xtra.,. s.iGOO·Ofr 67:i li2G5 644-1668 aft£'r 5 -------- • * * t.i:J .111:..'li all 11'1\ 'r1 ' nu mlr IS'.j>! 2'l:!J fully sdf-conll only 7000 -· __ --Audi 9707 Blue. <Ser.1789>. rru. Like new. 1076HLD> 75 Chevy •7 Ton 4x4. lu.:h Autos Want~ 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3489 Pt>tt' Cha•u 23H 11 \tu l.J Coru11.1 i\1 1',!'>H>ll \,II' JO .!l>' TOI 1:Yc1t.\;..r:;;-,\HU •• PO I NTJ ~-:!I \,Ill" !I dtngh\, bJll .\IORC I O H HJ t'l't \1Cll'EI>·lntro.1m11t11r.llkt> tJnk 711 11r .. ~1:1i;J;J65:.IB Crurscr llvh Jo:\cl) n tll'W, Jll Jtl'l':-O'>llrtl'.I>, S8795. vcrforrn. ~I. h1·Jdt•r1>, ••••••••• •••••••••••••• '73 Audt. Owner rnu!lt sell MOTOR CARS '73 HARVEST PS. f' dm· Ink~. dual WE WIU BUY Xlnt eond. 1tad1al s D'ELEGAHCE 21' Motorhome . auto lJnks. 4 '>pd, xlnl co11d. YOUR DATSUN S2lll0.675-2S71 547.9250 'r uu an· thl· wrnm·r ol 4 Tickt'h to the Irvine HarvHt ft'stlval F;a1111l:v t-:11ll•rta111mPnl Ol'l. I .ind 2 Wr.1111ll1r"11lgt• m I rnrll' (C11lv1·r llr a l , Dt'l>t)m & !>l~ll·r :,11111 111 S350 (HS 117:!1 * Sl<IP JACK 28'• fl()l:-\TIN S'IAH. Uurll Mot I / l"ly111g l.iridJ.:l' <·1 111.,l'r. b} AULi:: ~h11mr11o:llh. orcic t'S l rans. P ; S . P i B . ~650. H41l Ul711 PAID FOR OR NOT •73 "UOI lOOLS-. --~-ir-.-~-u-n.•--------- -.tl'reo, 'cruise l'onlrol, TOP DOLLAR " u " '77 IMW 530i -;lrl'i <1, twn :.!2~1 Ill' 1::-, foll l!.175. Currt•nl IOll Scoo •rs 9150 ,\1 P<;. full cl~tlftJllH ""· r:Jl1n~ l!J 1. PllHI-. 1'1M ••••••••••••••••••••••• dash air cond, root atr , Trucks 9560 FORTOPC"RS roof. Fl\1 . Het·ent eng 4clr.4 spd (149\11 1 41\W Gl•n . CB radio "' work.S2,450.M62l»Ci lnJdt.'<I. Only <ri,ouo m1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• $13,889 ltshini: t'!>l UJI, lull ~ 1977 Trnvh1e1> tnlld. ht '77 ll<irkv l•XI·: only 1:!011 c·<iutp'd Only 100 hr:-.. llll'r'C, Opl'nini; day, IM n11 . w :-.111•t·1.1l paint. •1111.., t111,1t b better now 1.BYL'. Opcnlll)! duy, 2111.J h.1r1>, orl t·uokr. d<• 1'.111! than wht•fl m•w. 75!J-OJUO JOH Mid wrntcr,,, ell' ~·l ,.lllU 0 U , H'll lor l7!)..IGSOJ S89'JS 'GJ Ram:hl·ro. 1; t·:vl slitk, 1974Audi Fox.1o:oodt•o11d1 MOTORCARS '76 EstablishrMnt new hrks,tin·:s. good tion$295058fi·OO\O D'ELEGAMCE 23' Mtnt Motorhomc. eond$7SO.!l7:l·O:Jl>H -----' 547.9250 Uodge V-8. auto, P /S, 'oil EL CAMINO Nt•w '72 A ud t IOOLS, n tw --, -- Pi B, stereo. cruise con· rebll. cni.:. lll'St offer. WE BUY radiulii & brakes, vinyl 76 200~ lrol, dash air. roof t1ir, 7~>1 ·lllliKart Sl'M CLEAN CARS top, vcrv eleun. ~000. lll:.ick witan anter11.r. orti75 3222 eves. 1'A"1u1p 1nl'lds !! bai.:s hur d S:l.:nn 1140 1167 ---sails, 6 lli.1r1<.'nts, 11Hl·rn:il H.Jrr:HIC';J I PIN!><' !'i.ill 11-12 5mK, 1-;,1 :1:J3. I'' <'I .1 1 m v our lt('kl'I"' ELECTRIC h;rly<ird:-.. laperc·d !-.par BAY BOAT by Su()(.'rs par Only ci ... a mple on W. Coa!'>l. Sllcc 111 toµ c1111d1 t1on. Jdc·al lor t·ampcrs with molor hnmcs .,r traill'fh. G:ll :111'1 i.lfl er 5 or wk ends awning, low miles. Fully ----& TRUCK Sac. 646-6516 :.irt 3pm A.utomat1c, alloy wl.wl'I,.,. sctr·t·ont, lwauttrul ! 'GS l'i\LCON lfanchrrn, G S Except1onal cond1l1011. Iii' Dufftt•ld Edsun, com~ lkplal'ement \alu<• ovl'r plett• w llfo J<1t'kl'ls. S22,000. Fnr :.;.ill· lhl!> ,1Ulll lialll'fY char~l'r, ;ill wknd. ~15,000. (200PKP JSaleSl3,!l<JS cyl, uulo. rna~s. $750. or '74 AUDI FOX. Auto. 01117l REGENCY MOTOH lx.-i.t !162 li735 CONNELL radio, air. "Int t•ond $8, 195 llOME RENTALS ----• <714)545-1701 mN.llarborBIVd,SA. '71i Chev El (;amino, all CHEVROLET BMW • • • ROY CA.RYER IMW 1 11 ... h1on;., 1>urrv top. w 1n~ .Walke r & A:-.i.~1l: . '71i Vt'"'"·' ~cooler. 125CC, 9712 :t:r· Zl·nrth. 1·olor 'l'V, \l11l t'l>llll. ~175 du\\.,, 2 full 1:0\ t•r.,, l'll' Nc"A port h7,1 1,1,13 ll••1>l Offt•r /\II m hrand new l'ontl. -('Jll 552 18/¥1 e venmw;, * •S:Jl -2503• * xlrJs Xlnt t•ond. Be!.l of let. LOI C~l31 2828 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Sports Coach. 30'. All l~O.lnmboree Road Nt;WPORT BEACll 640-6444 ~ICIO 675 3662 or 1.i~. :!:wo l!IJ ,.1n '71 Y.1mah;i 175 F.nduro extras. 32,000 m1. Xlnt ~U PEH BUY, 1111 Id-; l h:!:l'('hn'ol<·rw tandem 9'SA.ILBOAT l urn lab 11.!, A !\I 1 I' ~I lrlr. S s: U l" h<lll tank. S2l.lO !li9 r,o25 "lu t·ni:. dult·h cham & _c_•o_n_d_._P_h_6_7_s-64 __ M ___ _ s prrit·ket'>. S:J:iu.bsl. '7.iVillaMtni mtr hm,st•lf mull• pit•\. l\\ n :..pk r-.. 1\" FM C<l!>S. full COH'f'>. s tereo hl•Jcl vh•>IH''>, ,\ m.111y 'lr ;J!\ .\lo\ !OJ!, ""'1 5.»!I ISMl 'd ---C<>fll , 19'-a'. 13.000 m t. !>lcr~o II 11 k ti.I p l· n· urr ti75 l'.1117, 67:12miJ all•---------- corcler, pla) 1·r, ~old f()r 5 26' E::ncson. slpo., 5, rarl111. "-;K.5. Sil(' . !>ltJCJ or Ul'Sl nr six·ecl l'llC'I ht•Jrt ~dlll'V ll'r. !)(iJ !.1577 CH''i. 'f.2 < 'hm 17' MahoA. spl'ed Sltp i~ N U. 6i:J 1oo:J • hoal V K. 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Ask111i.i ~:WU 5.30 15' Field &Stream Travel 546·1730 lift• J.1<.0kl'ls, fenders. et<" ltl.5·9'.117 orfl75 9511'J ----Trlrslps 7. Sll50 ----$1)500. Call 71<1 HHG-4302 lo Bultam 250cc Fronlaa. 646-8681 Boats & Marine Sl'l'. Boal currl'nlly in 32' aft cabin d icsc•I aux, hlut· '77 model. $650. Equipment Newport. kelch rigJ:cd . 1hk1n~ David. 54r..21:18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl7.500. XJ5 !1317 or GftW'ral 90 I 0 7:1 Li\ !'AZ. 33 Ft, Dsl Gi5·!!50!1 '72 Yamaha 2.50 Enduro. •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Trawlc•r. 1000 m1 ranJ:l'. Mint cond 1600 m ah•s 611 ,0. h S8 0 l•'P l'Ond He:idy! Full 'la.1>sic lll'Ml•rt:ur.vSloop, $100 751 5611 2 '"CJ Y • C'll•c·trnn1l's all ~onvl'n. rl'slorcd. Ur1 .,tol l'Oncl. Call963 lill7 J'P714 514 '7335 54~·ZW7 '72 Cll 450 llonda. 6()()() m1·., ShJq1. Modihl'd Am~ncan boat trlr. S gle 2~> • To I I y <·raft, c· '< 11 ats, Slips/ forks & seal. $llOO. Evl·s. '77 Holiday Rambler, 5th wht.-el. 5000 sencs. 32', queen bed, all the lu:<· unes. Like new. $15.000. 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Lett hand drive, air con· SUICICl. !179·!17'll or 998-170:> ll1t1oru ng. An excellent atl Ii. 11)\'l'.Stlnl'nt THIS WEE~END (FRIDAY-SATURDAY -SUNDAY) EASY CREDIT TERMS ON APPROVED CREDIT Ask about our "Powertraln Plus" Service Agreement ECONOMY CAR CENTER '71 DATSUN 240Z '72 MONTE CARLO '76 CORDOBA . -$3699 -·, ·--· s2499 · -··-s5·f99 "" •75 450 SLC S4999 Copeland Mtrs :!IMll I•: Isl SJ\ Sf.II HOllll Dk md. ~r<•en. May lluy J!l.5>! :J.'.ifo\, coupe, n •ady In m 11 .. 1;.c tl11:-. <·ar on our r\'Ston'. runs j.!IH>d. ::>:!500. \'\l1•111l r cl /on term::.. Pvt l't~. 4!Jfl-1!3!11 1\11\K E i\N OF'FF:R. CONCAN ... ON'S HORSELESS STABLE Hrok cr.s 111 Karmann Ghio 9735 •..................•••. '* * • (il'JS \X I '67230SL l11:ht ~·rl·t·n. Will take lradr• and lin. lmlancc. Clllli?:!) William Hart ;.!J 111 t-:1 Repo-.a L.111una Hills \ 1111 .ire I hl· '' mn1·r ul 4 Tick~ts to th~ lnine Harvest Festival Familv Entert.11nmcnl I k. t l and:: I '76 450 SL FJ1 l• l.'n1:m1• red. 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LEASING HARD-TO-FIND MBZ'S 2150 Harbor llv l1 Pt ace your .oder N<:JN for Costa Mesa 645-5700 lheso incoming models 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease Mew-Used OVER 100 MERCEDES OH DISPLAY HOUM of lmDOl'fs AUTHORIZtD MERCEDES DEALER 6862 Manchester. Buena Park 523·7250 On the Santa An Fwy. WIST GERMAN IMPORTS 72MBZ350SL Convert. <068Gl8) .. 191150 2 More To ChOOIQ <&SOSLCs .••••••• 450SEs 220St:C:ab •• ~S!:;Cpe 240-0 Whit&'Parcllmt. automatic #45182 P.Blu&'Blue #45807 Sllll8f'/ Parch mt. sunrf.#46182 300-0 BlklBlk SYnrf. 1'68260 Whit&' parcnmt suntf #68781 450SL P. Blu&'Blue J418e2 M. Red/Bamboo t •1876 &ii. Redf Parchmt t4201SI Por~chl' '75 !)11 l 8. Xtnl cond.AMi f'M stcreow,~ tr.Jck. R adtjlfl, mag!>, 33M mi. Recently tum·d & re~ thru 1178. $6350, 5405(& l ine contemporary IWLIA5 IWYCE UENTl.EYS <Iver :~)(1 10 t•hoose from ('orona De l M;ir 67S.093U Autos, Httw 9800 Autos. Hew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IM THE IRVIME AUTO CEMTEa JOE MAC PHERSON Sales. Service & leasing '77 CLEARANCE NOW ON NEW CAR TRADE-INS '77 DATSUN Fl 0 4 cyl., 5 s peed. AM/FM radio. lo mileage. (545SLRI '69VW SQUAIHACK 4 speed. (XVJ01.2} 53695 51295 '6' FOtt.O LTD I 0 PASS. SfWAGON Auto. trans .. & factory va. auto. trans. lac air cond. (8 18EGEl. air, pwr. str., r/rack, to mil. (YWN627). 5 1795 s1295 ?I CHIVY CAPtUCI Fuct. air COnd .. power steering, pawer disc brakes. PoW9f' seats. 11lnyl roof, to mileage . (735CYHl 51895 '6'0lDS DB.TAllSIDAM V·8. auto. trans •• whitewall tires. Landau top. lo mlle1J99. (ZNV861 ) 5995 76c...ll 7-4IUICK ,. OflL~• Whit• li>Oke wheels 4 cYI.. auto. trans .. 6 traction tires. f a ct or v a • r ·s4295 iu1s· '76CHIVY ~lOMPICIUP v-e. outo. trans .. power ateering . (114a36) I .... ,, h•porlwoct A..tet, l"'t'orf-4 Aufot, IMporled Auto•, UHd Auto1, UHd Autoa, UHd Sunda . Se tember 25. 19n DAil. Y f'tLOT • J ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~···················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ::::.::;.:.:::::i.:..=.::;.c,:;:;.:;.::.:;;....=::.:...~....:_~~~~..-~--=;.:.;;.~.;...;.;~.;..::::::;.;;;;.;i-. S.... '7'2 Volktw99" '770 'follnw•n 9770 Genet-al 990 I Codillu 99 I 5 Autos, UHd · Autos, Used Aaltos, Used ••••· •• •• • • • • • •• • •• • •• • ••••••• ••. •• • • • • •• • • • • • •••••••• ••• ••••••••••• •••••• ••• •• ••• ••• •••... •••••••••••. •• ••• ••• ••• CClfftClro 9917 ••••. •••. ••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••• .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••p LAKEWOOD SUBARU '11 CLOSE OUT $872 DISCOUNT New '77 DL 1"1 I 1111111 '11\lt•lll 11111 l<.\11 1,1d1.d 1111' '-U.I• 10 l:t-.Sl'.l.f'.l 110'.'i l ~1-.IH' \lt:O. ·1 .. 11 r ''h l tor >our \'W 1•11111 1111 or 11nl lull l\t'llh Ill Jt 'I\ HOii \\I 11 IAM \'\\ 7t~lllW1·~t1111n,tc•r A\• lflfi 7[1 1101 l•Jll /"1\tl i1 Uu.: !'-11111oor A\1 ... M. ...,.., 1111· .. \1111 1111111 .... ~~ .. 111111 1., 1 VIiii ""ih.1q d l1 .. t llt i'llt· \.1111 , c•u•I ,.,.1 itt \ k ro1 Ii.< 11111' 11111 ,1.L" I.\ llJlllt' I pit '.u :\h.: In Swetlcn M ~t "'II '67 \'W crnpr, t n• J!d . 111li. hody work 11 ,lUO bait urr Mt!MW ----1' SCIHOCl (I S ilvl'r . .itr. A \1 F~1 ti1p..• SJ.a~ 1M lo.lJ 6) V W C OJ'ftfl'ft' I~ t'n& $BOO f\4(} 6249 11 VW 412 1frh1'(1• 4 <I r \ l'. t-l·onom 11 JI. .ioou • .. n<I. r.ut1 111 ... )2 l~U !Jill liJ1$1! 1,..u; I 7:\ 7 * $599 Sale* AMC 9905 .....•........•.••.•••. ttfJa\t'hll SST , I' U P S. CPE DE VlLLE '71. Good cond, steel radlali.. ~1'195. Call 642·t601 74ELDOIADO COMVUTllLE Wlute on white. Loarled. (01Ja!I) S7289 MOTORCAR D'ELEGANCE 626 W17th SA, 547 9250 uutn. '>II l1lld r .nliali.. '70 Cad Si-d;in Jo'ull 11 111 s. ~1:111 %K 1;1,11 power. nu tires & hrks lkuh· & •·111: Ill '\Int 1.·111111 Buick 9910 SHl"J5 548 0285 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973CHIVY CAM.ARO With V K auto troru, roe· ton a ir \'ond . power SU:cnnt 1717NXN> $2710 MIRACLE MAIDA 2150 llurbor Ulvd , C' M. 645-5700 ·77 LT. Camuro Choe hm Full) t'Qu1pped C .1\1 C:'<Cl' mU!>l :.t.•11 4!1:1 5 117 alt tipm Corvette '9l2 '-d 9940 Mercwy 9950 ...................................................................... CORVEnES CHOICE OF ll I '64 THIU I 977 4 speeds & Automutlcs Or-.ge County's LM9Ktlrf1Mtt ~.a.ctlOft EZ FINANCING WE LEASE . CO HVETTES . "'. Roberts.it 25S62 Calle Jardin San J Ulln Capistrano You are the winnC'r of 4 Tlckris to the l"iMHarvest fe.stl•al ORANGE COUNTY'S MIWJST LINCOLN-MERCURY Dealership ls now OP t:N UYFLADEIOE LJNCOLN·MERCURV 16. lB Auto Center Dr. sn 1-·~y Lake Fort!!.LClUl IHVINE 830.7000 1970 Mere Marquis. Lo m1. Gel mechanical cond. S600. 962 .4!:!90 ----- 1-'amily Entcrtainmt·nt Oct t und 2 Woodbridgl· in lrvirw <Culver Or. ut Barranca) '72 Mere Colony Parlt WAS ~mo :iJt• 71·~ '68 Codlll 'tlll Ca maru, :111.tMKl mi's, Nt•l'tls txxly wCll'k. $650. Call 67S :JO:l..'i Now 111 \ \\. 1"11.i11.11 i.., ., ... ,. to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ac ·•Ill" 111 .. tr Mu't :.ell 1m· ·74 SU I' t-. R t:hai.: A t · '71. Sl.ylt.1" I., onlv l:t,000 LIMOUSINE Che•rof.t 9920 HOWARD Cht,,rolet Dove & Quall Streets NEWPORT BEACH 833-0555 Please call 642 5678, F.xt. wgn. Xlnl running t:ond. 333. to c l aim v our AskinglowBlueBook Uckels. . 548-1052 arter G ·30 111HI ~1115 IWS8Ml . AM i''M.lltrk.rt'IJll t!n).! nlt Arr \\I ,..,, uuto tWVM501 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bll t orr. 1130 ·.'190 01 Xlnt 11111d ~ .. t 1701.i or $3489 . 11 v i 1 Corvette '76, T-top, air, 1,i,,,vw ... ,~. bl~co•ocdo~vot-nrdt. 768 5915 75:!71ti.1 MOTORC"'RS tll 1\la ' >u: ·" ril runn ng AM/FM stereo leath * • • '72 Morqui1> Uroughom .• "' ., • " 1·ond (, 0 011 t 1 rci.. 13M S9800 751 ~ ' Cpc. Wht, vln t o p . S3984 $3478 ~1110 Call !14.0 ~S:H. '7.1 \'W ~bJl'k '1 12. A:\1 -'71 Hn 1u .1, •'\I 1,1 • lt':rn, D'ELEGANCE S8001bst offer. 675 257 l · · Loaded. l\M·FM s tereo, ...,, ''"" (l,\.11 . l'U'tum F:\I ~lcrco. new paint. hig h m1 ll'.• I!~ ,.,.ry 547 9'.!~>11 Cougar 9933 '66 STATION \Y~n. VB , crwse cont. all pwr, lit 1 .. 111\ 1rlm 1.1.httt·wall ·72 vw IJUG Xlnl. m ech_ ~ood condition. S:!:!!IJ sharp,Sl .~!1'1 11111 111,7 ---'7J'Mallbu, to mi. radials,••••••••••••••••••••••• p,s, l\iC, n !'w .iuto whl. stee l rad~. Makl' New '77 4 DOOR 1 .uh..il 111 .. , lt.i2 l:!' w nd <.:In 82100 or best ~t!* :tiW 00·5777 1!173 <.:ad Sed.111 U·· \'1111.• loaded• pcrr e el cond · '68 Cougar. on i: owner, tran~ S350 ti1 I 1141:15 & ofr. 5411.7w7 d~--- WAS Now <1fr !\lu:.t •illl.«'"·l""'alt --------'67 Bwc:k \\ihli.il ~ dr 1'-l<l1\uht H'I" L'11ll 1>wr. 8372547 I 5 JUPM ~.. .,.., ,,..u ·71 VW Van Hblt e ni: I' S, r , 8 , A t \ 11111 ~SO P.P. 640 i';r, --------~~~76uuto. air. SlGS-0. 751 074~--MustOftq 9952 SJ.959 Had 1als. 'lr .t'> Xlnt t ram •. Gd tr.111..,1i.•ll.1tu111 '75 Manza. 2+2 V-8. /\iC, ----------'73 Ford Gal:i<ttr, hdlop. ~··••••••.••••••••••··~· S3478 71 VW Bui.:. sunrf, gooJ ronil s:!:>llO tl75 9233 car Show-. \1111 • .ir .. <,fl 74 CADILLAC rnctio. New I irrs & brk-. '68 Coui:ar, nt:<'d<; paint, below nlue Uool., S2150. r.a Auto 289. 57.000 oni: mcrh <'ond. -----pumt. Gd uplwl \111,1 EL DORADO Silver w m <1ru1111 int h,tS m·w lire:.. hrakc~ & ~8681 im. 2 own~'· Xlnt. cond '11 Spyder __ Gi> i:!:l 1aft1;P'1 70 vw Bu.,, n•hll l·n.:. new !>ell SS()O, firm ,,, , 1 t 11 XI n l r 11 n d 1.o m 1 trans Sl600. 646.8149 $1800 831 l=»S -----pnt. new t1 rt••. Cr a ig -Black on black . All the 640.5060, e vs !>411 0905 '67 Ford xlnl condition. ------- " ,1111, r1;11 ,. f"nde r , 19 70 VW Bui:. "OOd stereo&morc New brk·. '68 Awd. Fh111 •· 111u~r "'tr as.&:r Cll:l38> --68 c XR7 l AMi FM ster eo. ~100 '71MUSTANG!\IACHl ~ .. ~ S4989 '76 Cheve tte , cust . rnt . ougar : • s ereo, .., . ''""'" H,\11. rui.to m mechan1callyr<ind.s1000 ~ ~54211 ~c>ll b~ '1 •1; • .:i,, auto AC PS PH ~35 673-9098 Auto. 1' ll. P S, PW. 1111 .. 11•11 ,u,tom n' or offer 6:l l·2092 days or &16·85S!l,fH1, 11i>." MOTORC .... RS AM Fl\1,CB,instru .l'lt" •• ·' · ··' . Uipt'./\ C Gd cond On!! " "' l..o:.uh·d H1•r . ~.:mo ~II. 642·9482 f' 1 r ll'nor I" 1 1,d whN·ls 979 6247 eves. Vol• D'ELEGA .... CE -----1962 a con Sta \\g n, runs ownr. s:.!HIO. &tO 534;; o 9772 •77 < 1.'-ll HY \ 1, ' •Ii. " 1mm.a,1· ~KOO ioflt•r. PP r\.."-· 9935 "OtxJ, f:u r 111 & <iut. S400 .--------- it.,1!1t lk111" 1i8 BUG ••••••••••••••••••••••• t• s I' 11 .n1111 ·'"· 626 W l7th S \5 17'1:!~1fl 6'75·4238 -";."'::!:••••••••••••••••• Flrm G75 !17:n 74 Mustan..: II, <11·yl4 WAS NOW 1u w1wr,cle11n.S9fi0 IEFOREYOU \\I I· \1 \ l11p Ill -.7-r.-s._-.v-ilk. \\ht hlul' rnl, .-. d ·-o CHALLENGER ---spd. radio. lilue. lli.OOU i l I 1~6·4:114 SELL YOUR :!111111'1: ;.!llH.MI 1111 ~\j'lf(I fiO Be l Air. 2!' own. auto. c'·oNV VB full 00 Ford Galax1c u tr. PS. ml, ~IO. 9f.X·9075 --ll.1\\ll·,.,, loadl.'d . only 4fir.96Mm1,4newtsrcs.. · • .power, PB.$800as is -------.----$4418 $3795. 71 \'W CAMPER S2500 VOLVO, llli '711 !•H~I m• fo'ir~t $10.~UO. S:.150 r..is 91fj(j •• iuto 581·5617 '68 Mu'lta ng. Loaded . (n 1 lld11l rntr 1111der war "i':! Elt·tl1.1 Supl'r 1 In t.1k1·!-o ••IO·H2tJ.li ----S1475 540·1787 xlnl l·ond. 731-4433. Mler New 77 Spyder r;1111y ,'\i,•w r.11b., t aµe S<-1· us for a t11p dull.tr \\l'll m.11 111 d. I dr, fl"" '7:1 Monl<' Carlo. :ur. P iS, -'74 LTD Sta. Wi:n. Xlnl. 5,5.'>6112'1 tlk. ~>·lli·.).ltiOda)1>. estim;ili·'. ,w ul. At. liic:k:-. l\l.ikc 1,,1 75 CADILLAC P B, la JX.' dt•tk, S2:!50. or Ford 9940 rood. S26.5(). ---· ---· AIR MARQUIS VOLVO 97!J.O:llll <I.vs a.is J7f.Gevs LIMOUSINE offer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-G25i fl7 Mustang, a ll ong in&. m \'W lluo, liuotJ hod v & MISSION VIEJO llas Evorv lhtng. Just Oil '73 Duste r, air, nu • out. Orig ownr. X lnl tir<•-. 1<1111:-.g1c:it. • 831·2880495-1210 CodUlac 9915 likc ncw .. (J.J:IO) tires,$2000.ororrer. : PHIL ·n~ Cortina GT. Xlnt 1.•11nd A1r.w1rcwhls,vin 1 'f11f. 11 a,,. I• 11111• 1 s111:1;, ;,:1i;.:1i:!O ------••••••••••••••••••••••• SSAVES 831 20.16 LONG trans. Clean. Nl·W wt r hwkt.•t :-cats. S2000. Call '1'11111·r<, H,'1.:11. ''"'"111 ORANGECOUMTY '7:1 Sc«l,111 iii· \'tlli· 1111i: MOTORC..i.R 9925 FORD pump/ radiator. 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AJJVTHIAI~ .. e MEXICAN~ ,, ' 4GYPTIAN COT ION UAIOIE~f IND/A MAO~A.S SHIRr;/ '/UP.' J.llS BELT OF , ,,.,. 0 ... .... .... c ~ ~ B Brad Anderson B I Gus Arriola FRENCH cv~~.st TH,.,./ .S!l-K. TIE'. • ITAL/AN S{)/T, • TE(ilUILAY • by Jeff Millar & Bill Hinds AUTOMATICALLY AOJU?TZ; BRIG~TN~~ IF T~E: Ja'.nl1 Gbr~ 6f<k'.}~JER OR ~R ... DAlt;Y PILOT ASK THEM YOURSELF SMI Ille ...... •• ....... le "AM." F.., ~ 141 l.lllMgllM ltte .. *" ,-... ltY. IOOU. *91 U 111r ........ ~•earl __, ...... FOR SEN. WIWAM PROXMIRE (0.-Wll.l WUt le bei89 doM to la__.~ --la the epace ... otlfaJa? -D.8., U... OMo e NASA has reopened the tralnJng Pf<9Ml for astronauts, and there II great lntcrat In It. But the quation should be: how do we get more young worMn Interested In the space pro- gram? NASA has been woefully inedeqwite In attracting and training women and mlnQrttles. lt has promised to do better, but only lime will teJI. FOR RONA JAFFE, author of Fomtlv Secreu Do poa Uff u9 epecl&l I~ wbea pou wrft. -•ch u •ltttDll la a catala way at a •pedal clelk? -S.S., Uttle Rock. Ark. e No. Probably because when r started, f knew a "!"fler who had to wear a tpeelal old sweater for Inspiration when she worlc.ed. I got'put off by that. She UC> was a lousy writer, and ( haven't heard" h«r for yun. Maybe she washed the sweat•. FOR JACKIE GLEASON Do JOt11 till.Bk It'• Wl'Oll9 f« aa older woaaa to go CM1t wtdla,ot1..-au? -Sc:ottRom-a, Rpe. N.Y. e AbsofuteJy! lf she docs, she must bear In mind the awful poAtblltty that she might not be able to dancAt as long as he can. FOR PEGGY WIUJAMS, ftnt woman graduate of Ring- ling ero.. and 8-num Bt BeOey Clown College WUt got you tatanet.cl la die dmle. ud bow did you become a dowlt? -8.R., Tornnce. Callf. • After l graduated from the Unlvcratty ·of WlscoNln with a degree ln special educatton, I wanted to communicate wtth my ltudenb In a unique way. Pantomime lffr.led to be the answer -It b visual and lmllglnettve. I had great succesa with this method. Then I noticed an ad for the Clown Colleg8 ln a Ftor1- ct. newspaper. Although 5,000 people applied, to my astonish- ment, I wu OM ol the SO eecepted. That wu seven ye.an ago. FOR THE "'ASK THEM YOURSELF" EDITOR r. -.-.-ne.., Toor.,...._..-.... .... popa- ._..,.How doee t.edo tt1 -G.E., Al.,_,. N.Y. e Bennett clalms 1(1 bec:au.. he wcwtc. 45 weeks a year and 1iJ19110f9 that don'r b«:omc dai.d. iAt my age," 1ays the 51-year-old paformer, "I can't be 'with tt.'i He doesn't get bored on It.age and continues to be Influenced by hls early men· tors -A.ttan, Sln•tra. Crmby, Ella Atzgerald, Peggy Lee. He attnbutn hls suc:ccu to the fact that he records good tongs, not· cheap ones: "In this age" the ripoff, t0me feel the public wt1I buy and lbt.n to anythJrig. I don't agree." FOR &JI.LIE tlEAN KING W.... le die be9f dlM to tft a dlJJd atarted OD teftale? -P.P., Kla .. port. y..._ • When the chld thowt lncllMtton. It all depmds on the ~.ff a 2·vear·old dr1QS a hmnll racquet around the house becaUM hit parents play or becaUM hs wants to emulate what he taw on lV, that'1 the ttm.. Same thing wtth a 10-year-old. You must"°' push, however. You can get the chdd Interested by thawing him what goet on at the courts, but putting a rac· quet In hlt hand doan't me.an he'D take to It as a duck takes to water. Daire must com. from the child, not the parent. FOR ALICE COOPER, rock linger Do your...-. requtrw epedal 1'aodllot? -P.M., AJlp· towa,Pa. • Ever llnee I was a kid rw been around snakes, to handling them ls no problem. I trained my crew on how to care for Angel (my new snake), espedaUy when we're traveling. Although d\ey can all attend to Angel, there'• one pcnon excluslv.ty a.- signed to Snake Duda. Snake• aren't u frlghrenlng u they ap- pear to be -once you get to know them. FOR ROBYN SMITH, )ockcy la tt trae pou a., to dl9cour...-otha women from M- COCDID8 Joel&.,.? -Vlolet Paftlec, Wataloo, Iowa e To the contrary, I encourage women to try and do anything In life they want to. I ,)ult warn them of the hard work Involved and the fact that they must not give up when they get dltcour· -aecf -whkh happcnt to an "ua once In a while. FOR 1RMA BACHARACH, mother of composer Burt Wlaat'• poar fa~odt. etoty about Bart? -A.G., AJaaa. ckta.Va. e When hs wat 7, we were In a restaurant, and I was drilling him on etiquette and good manners. Just Al our entree was tcrVed, r taw & friend approaching from the other end" the room. I Mki to Burt. "Whim this lady comes and talks to u•, Daddy wlll ltand up and you must, too.'' Bun stood up -but conttnued eating (rd focgotten to say he should ttop eating while he stood) and managed the Incredible feat of eating spa- ghetti and thaklng handt at the 1ame time. FOR MAURICE SENDAK. chddren'• writer and Illustrator WIMir"e do J1CM1 tel all '°"' ldeu from? How dW roa ..... to ... eo..m -LS .• WahtctO .... Calif. • I have no JcMa ~ my Ideas coma from -except fOf the fKt thM the. Ideal, or tmaga, as rd rather cal than, arc a.lwayt there and wa. alwayt therw. Thay are fragments of fedngs -ft.sha of plctura -that have lived with me from eattlest chlJdhood. Occaaionaly, one of thoae fragments will blo.ofn and bloom tnto a finished wort<. NOM of my ~ att new. They .. my oldest fNnda -and even enemta. PRO' AND CON Should The Government Subsidize Olympic Athletes? PRO Kea., Nooe.. 1968. tm()lympk ~ Va. When E.ut Gmnany, a nation the lize of <>No, wlnl more Olympic medals than the U.S., It meana It has glv.n ltl athletes Mt· ter coechlng and medical help plus more tlO'Mt to b'alll · To be a wocid-dua gymnast, wresder, row., fenc:cr. twlmrncr or wclght- llftcr NqUJrn eo much elngle--mlnded effort that It Is extmnefy dlfft. a.tit to ho&d down a Job and train ~ lt'1 not fair to the athh Of .. ernp&oi,.r to try. Now that coleges •• aipporttng Olympic ipOlta lw and lw, bec:AuM ol ct.aaMd revenua, It '*°"* the rapo.191t*y "~to develop a program ol ~ fot po- _...Olympic athl.ta. CON E. ......... Biid IV, 2lld Vice ~t, U.S. Olymplc Commllt. No. Dtrect aubsldy by Federal, ttahl or munldpel governments could lad to u~ ,,,..ura on the admlnlllraton •nd ethleta In- volved. WheN the government c.n ..-the athlete Is: 1) In fund· Ing more artd bett.r fadlltm and In making avaa.ble, et no charge to the athlew, grater ace.al to exllllng tacmcs.. ni.. II only OM bobeSed nan In LaM P1edd, for eumpM. There II only one refttg- cr.ted 40().mcblf track fot tpeed-tbtlng. ~ ~ « fr. air traNportatton to hinlnQ ..,.. 0t competltlont. 3) Additional tu ,... lief far u ..... , ntnlng ..... In the form of tail dedud:lonl « taxer.-. bleed on Pit\'•~- C ttn' l'AM4lY WUICL Y, IHO., All ltclf'Cll ,..._, • • • • • • ----------------------------------------- This tree booklelwlll tell you more about what the Anny can otter you In Europe. T~sArmy in Europe. lmrortant 3nd challenging assignments in Euro!>' 11 you quahly S37'1 10 a month 10 \tart bdore deductions rhe opportunlly 10 urn colkge credlls, w11h 1he Army raving up w 7'\'\, ol the 1u111on 30 day' raid vacauon "ch year A chance 10 get 10 know another counrry .,.h1k doing 50mcth1ng meaningful for your own Ms./Mr Addrc,, __________________ _ C11y Phone _s1a•e------Z•P----- ----l>:itc of R1rth ------- High School A11cndinR -------------- (iradu3110n l>alC ---------------- Your local Army Rcprc\cn1a11ve 15 hMcd in the Yellow Pages under "Recru111ng" Family Weekly 12FWALOJ047EU PATTY WILSON·s MAGNIFICENT MARATHON They told her not to start ... they told her not ~o go on. Her foot was fractured and a seizure threatened her. But still she ran the 1,300 miles. By Sheila Cragg It U58d to be that when young Petty Wiison ran. her amu and legs Relied like a rag dolt's. She was an awkward child, un- coordinated, without the grace of an ath- lete. Why, she couldn't even throw a ball. Perhaps not a tragedy; many children are clumsy, their muscles undeveloped, their needs uncertain. But Patty felt her In· eptness more deeply than other children might: she came from a family ol athle1n, a concentrated world of bowling, basket- ball, handball, tennis -and competition. Her older brother, Richard, played base- baD, and her yoqngu sister, Sandy -Sam they call her -enjoyed loftball. .. , felt left out," Patty aays, "I took danc- ing and thought that would he.Ip. They talked sports, and I didn't understend the wodd they were talking about." ._ nmidly at ftrst, Patty began to Nn a mile with her father, Jim, who was always by her side. Watching. Their runs were mild and Innocent, the least ol challenges for a child lacldng athietlc .i1ty. But there was one more dark element in a race over ob- stacles: Patty had a dreaded and misun- derstood disease. She was epileptic. Hu disease and the way people fear the vlcttm became parts of the fabric of Patty's later marathon biumph. Her flnt moclat achlnemeat came when she ran from her home in la Palma, Ca.hf., to her grandparents' home In Loe Angela . .Patty was 13; the dlsaanoe was 30 miles. In her mind were thoughts of Pete Strudwick, a marathoner she'd met just before she began the run. lbere was something In Pete that found HMlf alive In Patty -a fterce detennlnalSon to over- cqme an obstacle. Pete, the marathoner, runs on stumps because he has no feet. In 1975 she and her dad ran the 100 m1la from La Palma to San Diego. When a newspaper publicized the event, the trek became even more of a challenge for Patty. and her detftmlnatloo became an unshatterab&e purpose. But a first momenf of truth was to befaD Patty. In that serne year. as a freshman In high tchool, she )oined the all-guys crou- country team. Owtng her fist meet, Patty had her first psychomotor setzure whtle running. It was~ weather and smoggy. A quarter-mile out, Patty began running llJw a mechanical tin soldier. Her anns and legs marched up and down. Jim and her mother, Dotty. were stand- ing on the sidelines. They didn't know what to do. They couldn't -or wouldn't -run among the competlton and grab her. To their d.lsbdef, Patty finished the race. She WM standing. But she was unc:lOl'\9dous. Jim and Dotty c:oo&ed her down with water and asked her questions; "What la .. , haven't been stopped ... I never will," said Patty after "ttlhg a world record. your name? Do you kpow who I am? WheTe do you bve? Are you a glrf?" There was no responM. Nearly an hour later, Patty f9lned conkiousneu. But she didn't remember anything about the race. Each time an epUepdc has a setzure a part of life Is lost. Patty's psychomotor seizure Is one form of an epileptic: attack; staring, confulk>n, a kind of siecp and Joa of memocy. There would be more attacks, of counc, but Patty'1 doctor felt that she could continue running -If she were always aocompanled. Few Patty. tbe 9trhtag to Oftrcome ,.,.. defflo.,-.. Toward the end of run- ning teaSOn, she won her ftnt race. She was Invited to the Santa· 8aJbera crou· country Invitational'°' hiigtHchool gkts. "I wu scared," Patty says. "It was a two-mile race over hlOy tarafn I'd never seen .. The crowd was yeDlng 'Patty,' and I wondered why. I won It, and the team voted me Most lnsptrattonal Runner." Now wu to come the second step for Patty, the next tut. A few weeks later she and her dad ran 300 m1la to Lu Vegas, • and after the school ye.m-, they ran to San mndKo. They stmply put one foot after che other for 508 grueling mUa. In 1976-77, Patty. then a sophomON, competed on the men's aoss-country team and the girls' track team. and! Jim started talking about a run to Portland, Ore. "I wu negative," says Patty's mother. "I'd about IOlt Jim to heat stroke. I thOught the San Francbco trip was hard enough." .. .. ud Patty .......... though, and persuaded Dotty to help them In their greatest challenge -a l.~mlle run from Buena Park, Calif •• to Portland. To train for this mu.lttpte marathon, Patty and Jim ran 125 mJles a week. During one setlion they were running shoulder to shoulder. At the bottom of a hlll, Jim burst ahead because there wu running room for only one. He ran a quarter of a mile and turned to check on Patty. She was nowheft In sight. Jim ran down the hlll to .. tf .... d stopped at the gn station. He aked the attendants I they'd seen Patty. but they hadn't. Jim ran a mUe Utt and then a mile west. sun no Patty. Now It WU twtllght. Ha ran their original route, which was about three mlles, and then ran-home. No one · had seen Patty. Jim went back to wheN they were when they'd teparated. No Patty. "I panicked!" he recalls. "Peop&e had told ma that men In vans could drive up along side Patty and kidnap her. I was afrmd she'd been hit by a c.er. A lot of thtngs .pun throu!lh my mind." Jim tan home, and In the darlcneu he and Dotty drove the streets searching. They returned home and weTe about to . phone the polJce when Patty turned the comer. She was heading toward home - and running. "WMH .._,,. ro-bear .i1 .. ..._. ~,. Patty wu confused, and when he msllzed that Patty had had a Mizure, they began to flt together the pleca. .. AJI that time Patty thought she was ta.l1dng to me," Jim explains. "When I turned to go up the hlD, she continued go- ing .aatght. She wasn't aware that l·wasn't there. Finally. she got to a point far enough away, and she didn't know who she was or where she was. She went to a park and sat down. She didn't know what was happen- ing. Hours later, when she cleared from the seizure, she ran home." The episode frightened Jim and ~ but Patty didn't let It bother her. When they ran, Jim watched her mc:n cloeely. The Wtlsons had not revealed that Patty had epilepsy. They feared she'd be baned from ~nby events and marathons. Patty talked about It fteely. Her high- school coaches knew, but her parents kept It a secret from the press and the publk:. Dotty, reflecting, exp&alos why: "Patty's first setzu.re oc:cwred In her third-grade classroom. The teacher rushed out of the class and summoned the prlnctpal. They took Patty to the nurse's offk:e. The children went home and related It all to their parents, ttlllng them the teacher said Patty ~ epilepsy, &net they came back with a batch of old wives' ta&es. The social situation became very dlfftcult. The chil- dren left Patty alone, and she didn't want to return to school. "I ftgured that If that's the way a few react, then that's the way the general publk: would react. We didn't even tell her grandparents for a long time. Even though Patty Is a junJor In htgh school, young peo- ple sdll re~ to both Richard and Sam, 'Oh, your sister's the one that had the seizure tn third grade .... The doctor they consUlted refused to la· bel Patty with the word .. ep!Jepsy." He tcMd the Wilsons that she had a Mizure disorder, but they didn't rulire that II wu the same thing• cptiepy. -. WM llCel9d of the word eptlep.y. • Jim states ... I didn't know what It was. It meant something llke polio or leproty. Now that l undentand It, It doan't fr1ghten me • much. Her epilepsy Is 90 mild we don't think In tmnt of her havtnl it, nor does she. But she does have It, 90 why not help thOM who are las fortunate than we artt1" The Wlltons did )u.st that when they pubkly announced a month plklr to her Podland l'UR that Patty had~. Their target date, JWM 18, WU raptdJy approaching. The details of planning the tr1p mushroomed. The Wlbons needed Thev ran Tong, lonefv mites and encountered bllsten. pain and hecklers who pelted them with~. dirt and thoughtless tountl. hq>. Robert Bradach, a personal friend, took '71/a. He raised funds, found a re- aeatk>nal vehk:le to luM and c.ontac:ted chamber al c:omrncrcea In cwry dty through which Jtm and Patty planned to run. Freeways tightly lace California, and It Is against the law to run on them. Aueu- lng which side rooda and highways they could run on, and seeking police protec- tion, became a ttme-<:onsumlng task. On June 18, talevWon crews, reporien, state, county and city offldala, epllepgy society members, runners and well wishers gathered to celebrate the lmpos.sibJe. Patty radiated warmth, movtng among the ~ pie, laughing and talking. Dr. Robert Schuller gave the Invocation and shared his Poellblllty Thlnlcas Creed: "When /~d with a mountain I win not quid I 1111U keep on stnulng unlJI I clmb over, find a pou through, tunnel under- neoth or •Imply ttoy and tum the moun· taJn Into o gold mine, 111tth Godl Mlp." She recctved the California fieg. a proc- lamation to praent to the goyernor al CMgon and the Canclle ol Undermndlng, the national symbol al the Epllep9y Foun- dation of Amerlca. UILe • pied ptpc. • local band .... the crowd to watch Patty'• takeoff. Patty, 5 '4•, aolki and tanned, looked lost among the male runncn who'd come to run the flnt few mlla wtth her. To keep her waist-length blond-brown hU from blow- ing In her face, slw' d tied It wtth a band. Petty broke bough the paper banner that heralded her run. Momentartly. she turned toward the aowd, saluted the Candle al Understanding, then was off. Patty's PortJand run presented chal- lenges that would have stopped mOlt ath- letes. Dul1ng the ftnt 25 imla, ahe tuf- faed a strat fracture In the metatarsal bone of her l8ft foot. At Port Hueneme, Calif., Jim and Dotty, who Is a vocational nWM, took Pat- ty to the hospital ernagency room. The doctor X-ra~ her foot and advtscd that It be put In a cut. She would be lmmoblle for lbl weeb. He warned that ti she ran on It, she ~t ncwr be ai* to run again. "It was my dedlloll to go on," claims Patty. "Dod wanted me to go on. I could feel It. I knew how much he wanted me to maJce It. how much It JMant to him. It was our dream. After we got going with the brdwn foot. It was a c:haa.ngc to me to see how strong I could be wtthln myself." She teemed to MnM how much &he sym- bolized to others. Patty's second al a multitude ol chaJlcnges cx:cwred when they found that Iha arrtval ttme would be mended by two weeks. They'd chOMn the cO<Mr coestal route to avoid the extreme heal they'd encountered on the San Frandsco run. The mllage chMts for the Inland rouw vm1ed between 969 to 990 miles. uw. didn't ~e It would be that much farther going up the coast and over," Dotty explalna. MWe knew we'd gain some, but nothing like 30(l"mlla... . Patty didn't think the extra distance would bother her, but then she'd waken every momlng and think, MNlne hundred miles more. I can't make It -1,310 ml.la! In my mind fd go aazy. Dad helped me thtnk In terms al running mile by mile, day by day. That rdlwd me from dweUlng on the aweaome distance I would c:oYer." htty ....... 31 .... per ... dlll1ng the journey. She roee at 4:30 A.M. • The ma al tha reaeatlonal vehicle was not much larger than the bathroom ol a home. Just the logistics al mOYlng around and aync:hronlzlng their routine were at times a comedy. There were the ordinary morning pre- paradons -and the peJnfuJ ona. Dotty had to drain a 1C<n ol basters on Patty'• feet wtth a hypodennic needle. a proc:aa that had to be repeated every afternoon and evmlng. Jim wrapped Patty's fut, u well as her legs from thigh to calf. Patty and Jim were on the road and running by 6:00 A.M. They ran In seg- ments ol five miles or mar. before taking ahortbnab. "'Patty ........... and ,. pulled her along," Jim recala. "We told ach other ~. played gama and c:oDeded mumoble botdea. Patty pradk:ed her Spanish or trnlblMd her favorite atar, Bar- bra Streiaand. The camper ahad was our Incentive. Just ruch Id When we were In pain and dilcouqgecl, WC told each other to 811.e down on th. bullet. " After 10 to 15 mlla Patty and Jim would stop and hi!ive juices. Owing the day they conaumed .bout two gallons ol &ult jWca and • tpedBJ drtNt dalgned to raeore the Jrl"'l"un and eledrdyte bal- ance. They alto took Mk tablets. Breakfast and dinner WeN thetr only mall. Patty's foot pahled her. It was swollen and barely ftt ~ her shoe. They tried Ice pecb, hot IOeka and different ahoa. Along with ttne drugs to control ha ep&- lepsy. Petty took pein rnedkMk>n. Twen- ty.one days out, she becmM vloMndy 11 tn the mldcDe of the Nght. "I thought her vomtttng WU going to . tear her ln9'da out, It continued 10 long," Dotty aays. "I wanted daperatety for her to stop running." But the next morning Patty struggled through thrH m.da. She tJept for ftve Contlnucd on poge 7 Daplte The Strength, Spirit And Endurance OJ Ha Run, Patty Still Aghta The Stigma OJ Epllepq Patty Wilson'• lnlpttat:lonal ltOfY Is all the more re· markable because of her ept)epsy, a dborder marked by recurrent conwltk>n5 that can range from body·)erldng aetzures (grand mal) to ml.Ider transient spella (pedt mal). By Pmdope Lemoo fever, a had Injury. lnfecUon, drug abuse or alcohollun. "Automobile acddents that rauJt In head lnjurWs ere the ma)or cauae ol ep&1epey In adults," .. YI Jim Go.man ol the EpUep.v Foundetion In Wuhlngton, D.C." The disorder It a ahort drcult of aorta. "Instead al put- ting out normal electrical diacharga, aome brain cells put out abnormal frequendes whk:h can cause a seizure," says Dr. Samuel Sheb.snw, dnctor al Neurology for Children's Hosptt.al Nat:tonal Medical Center. "The ab- normal f?equcnda are there all the time, but we still don't undenland why a penon goes months without a Mizure and, lhcn, IUddenjy_ has OM." Medk:al fWMAl'Chera do know that aomc MiZure1 are preceded by an aura, a partlculs Nnsatk>n llM a snell, • taste or a feeling of ::s numbness In the hand. They also know that some seizures are trig- gered by Mnsory stimu latton, 1uch as a flk:ker· Ing candle, a bllnklng traffic llght -llYen so seemingly bas. as some kinda ol music or food. While anyone can have eplepsy at any time durtng hit or her life , 75 percent al the casa begin before 9 20. Dr. Shehane notes that 80 pm:ent ol the pedJatJtc caaa arc outgrown by the time the patient Is 21. The tendencv. towmd aetzu.Ns can be Inherited, but tome epdepay stems from eel damll8C cau.aed by such thlngJ •poor prenatal care, birth trauma, high prolonged TM Candle of Understondlng. aboue. Is the EFA ·u vmbol. Although there ls no ~ cur. for epllepey, 70 percent al the pettents under e dodor'1 c:ara gain control OYcr the seizures through approprtata drug therapy. Surgery Is sometlma a solution. "It'• very good -• CUN rather than control -but It Ill poul>le only for thOM peUenta whoee electrbl abnonnallty II tn one are.a al the brain that can be removed," Or. Shd>umc .. ys. For men Information about ep6lapy. wrUe: EPleplv Foundation ol America, Dept. fW, 1828 l St .• Wash- ington, D.C. 20036. • There is a way to pack flavor -extra flavor-into a low tar cigarette. MERIT proved it. By cracking cigarette smoke down into separate elements, researchers were able to isolate certain °flavor-rich11 ingredients that deliver taste way out of proportion to tar. The result was 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. Tobacco that delivers the kind of taste smokers can switch to. And stick with. "Merit~ hooe converted me from a ~high tar cPtte ~to a loW tar smtkr." o ~.._..i.e. 1m -Mr. Robin Katz New 'bt(. New "tbrt( Kings: 8 iag'.'t1r'.' 0.6 mg.nic«ina av.percignna,FTC Ripon Dtc'.76 100's: 12 mo:·ur; '0.91119. AicotiM w. p1r c1preaa by FTC Method. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. lDN TAR-'ENRICHED FLA\UR' ' This kind of smoker enthusiasm is typical of what smokers are saying about the taste of MERIT. "Congmtulation on coming out with a low~ low nicOOne cigdrette that tasta like tobacoo instead of lettuce!' -Mrs. Glen C. Skaggs S... Meno. Texas "I want to thank )10U all for your supey-wori in fn'O{Jucing this A+ roiaJl"llfl'Off D n ""'6_, ... .,_. -Miss Jo Anene Refford 'ttllic.~ Only one cigarette has 'Enriched Ravor tobacco. And you can taste it. ~&lOO's ••• PATTY WILSON DAY WAS PROCLAIMED ••• •• , ., ,;., ..• ••'f Cont1nU1td /rom Po1JC 5 houri. then ran 15 more mlla Ha steely mental ftbcr kept her running long alter her body cried - "Quur Hills and head wtndl were anocher problem ... It a)ways teemed hke the b6ggest hlJI was at the end al a day's run," s.ys Jim. "H we'd consulted bicyclists, we would have run from Portland to Los Angela, Instead ol the way w. dJd." Potty and Jim foced sttff winds aD olong lhe coast. The breezes blurred thetr vision and b&ew lhem backward and sideways. On the ocean It was the sand; tn Coos Bay. Ore., It was the wood chips plied along the road. They wished they had rJ<J9!Pes. If Mother Nature was bad, human nature was wone. From passing cars hecklers yelled, "Run faster! ls that as fast as you can go?" Once motor- ists threw several f\sh at them, and another time ch!Jdren bombed them with dirt clods. From the Oregon bordef, high-school track teams and track clubs nm with Patty and Jim. But all the way, people with epilepsy stopped and talked to her. "They didn't care about the running; they cared that Patty came~ the message that she had epilepsy," Jim says. "She was a light for them." People with other handicaps came to run or talk with Patty. A girt with diabetes told them 'she couldn't run on the track team anymore, but she wanted to run a short way with Patty. "Dad and l had a lot of determlnat\on," Patty says. "There wu no way we could quJt; there ~e people all ak>ng the way. In Oregon, people accompanied us from one dty to another." Ourtng their final leg Into Portland, the aowds poured out to greet them. Gov. Bob Stniub. a fi?· gular )oggcr, )olned Patty the last mile. Children, trade teams and 1V and newspaper reporten con- gested the road. People cheered and waved. TIM woret put for Jim wu hie gulJt feef. 1,.... "What kind ol father was I to make my daughter run on an lnjum:I foot?" he agonized. The last hundred yards he looked over to see If Patty had a smile of vtctory. but she could ooJy grimace from the Incredible pain. Then, It was over. They were swooped up In welcoming ceremonies. Some people In the crowd fought back tun, others wept · openly. Gov. Straub proclaimed July 29 Patty Wilson Day throughout Oregon. It was a spec:lal day few everyone who had ever struggled against adverstty, and espcdaDy for those who bore the label "handicapped." And there WAS another high point: accOJdlng lo an editor at Runner• World magAZlne, she set a world record; there II no record of a woman running more than 100 miles. Later, Patty's foot was X·niyed and treated. Her foot was healing and had not been permanently Injured. •1 hawen't been etopped bec:.auM ol _, ep1i.p.,. I ....-wt.Ur Patty says with finality. "This run was tough. It was a lot ol marathons put together. Now, maybe people that are stopped because of epllepty, or any other handicap, wlJl try to do something they've wantad to do. Maybe. they'll think, 'Hey, 1 can go out IOl' the track tum next year and not be to telf-CONClous.'" There are still bamen that mu.t be hurdled. "Because of fear. young people like Patty are often barred from physical education and sports pro- grams." .ays Mn. Viola Miller, dlrec:tc:w· ol the Orange County (Caltf.) Epilepsy Sodllty. "It's not surprising thal m09t people conceal their epllepey because ol pe)udlca that ltill Cldsl." "When we talk about the ctis.dvantaga of epf- lepsy. I wony .bout job.. appbc.a.tions," Patty aays. "l know I'm going to hllv. to face tt. I probat>'y won't be able to get my dT1Wn bnN when I turn 16 In November, but I don't dweU on It. 1 can't pre- t.nd that my eplWJ»y ls not ther.. They're not go- ing to chans-evaything Just t>.aiUM I ran 1,310 miles. lbey're not 900'9 to say, 'lo your case 1o11e can let you drtve, let you haw a job. We can give you life lnsuranc..' That's a fantasy." At present, Patty Is watttng for her foot to heal. but she's planning a 2.000-m\\e run ~• summer. FoDowtng QnlduaHon from htgta echool In 1979, she'D run to W.h1ngt0o, D.C. 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IOllowlng}· I I 0 lhut al1 llflts when not needed I 0 Avoid exceeding hiOhway speed llm1IS I I 0 •atY tnermollat lettings from 66 degrea 111 walclng hours to 60 I I d19ees « bllow II niglll. I I O ltltorce waier conservallOn In Otahwashlljl. laundering. blthlno. I . I L="5S (P\else ptlnt) l City Sta It lip___ --------- WASmNGToN·s WORKAHOLICS By Paula Dranov Health, Educadon and Wd.-c Secre- taiy J<>Mph A. Califano spends at least 12 hows a day at his de&k. Nancy Jordan, wtfe of Preskfent Carter's speda1 uststant Hamilton Jordan, plans her own IOdal Ide and considers It a bonus If her husband can join her. A Georgia Congressman'• wife reports that her husband has gone u long as two weeks wtthout llCCing their children awake. Wuhlngton hostesses have been com- plaining that the town'• newest celebrttles, President Carter's White House IMda, aren't available for dinner, codcta1ls or the Georgetown IOlr4es that the c.apttal always has regarded as asential to the running of the country. Sans Soud, the Washington restaurant that has accumulated a star· studded cllentele through four admlnlstro· tk>nt, hasn't teen much of the new White Heute aowd. And the families of Carter's olda find that movtrlg to Washington hasn't done much for togcthemesa -the long woddng hours keep men like Jordan, Prat Seaetary Jody Powel, ~ 5'onal babon Frank Moore and domatic· affairs advl9et Stuart Etzenstat on the )ob ~en 12 and 14 hours a day. n.a.... 90t eo b.d bKk .. F.._, that President Carter -who gctl to 1ce much more of his family than he did dur· Ing the campaign -laued a memo sug- gesting that the aft make time to be wlltl their famllla. Welcome •the Idea might have been, I hasn't hod much effect on the WOtidng habits of Carter's top staff peo- ple. They've ~ what Washington veterans alwayt have known: the pra.- sura ol t~leveJ jobs tum even the mo.t dedicated famOy men and women Into workahollcs. Rep. Patr1da Sc:hroeda. a Colorado D.moaat and the mocher of two young chlldren, contends that the 12-to-14 hour doyt most offk:iala put In le.aves them phy- sleally exhausted. The hardest ~ to ar- range In her own hectic ltfe, she aays, Is .. havtng some quiet, connected ttm. to think." Mrs. Schroeder brings her c:htldten to tM of&e, lava debeta on the Hou.M ftoor to anlWCl' their phone call and has virtually withdrawn &om the c:apltal's oodttall drcutt ln order to lpend more time with ha famOy. And California'• new Rcpublcan s.nator. S.I. Hoyakawa. ,..._ '°"' that "this II what I got myself Into, and rm having a good time at It." He ad- mJts I however. thot there ... INngs to comP'aln about. ·we have to woric late every night and don't get ttmc fol Gerdse and ~ pool and "*nlng to jarz recordl and dotng aD the other things one would like lo do ... Doa Wethington rn.k. or Jlilt lltlrllCt wortc.aholc::a? Sen. Wllsam Proxmlnt h.u oonf.-ed that he'• o worbholk and "tf It wasn't pol1tk:a, It would be tomethlng clte, but pclltic:a really II tough. One year I was gone (from home) 50 conaecutlw w.ctc· I • l'MomY~Y.I ;• .. 2!L, 977 For the many Congressmen and White House staffers who routinely work 12 to 14 hours six days a week, little time is left for famllles or the Georgetown social circuit. ends." On the other hand, there'• EJlecn Shanahan, Asslstant Secretary of Hee.Ith, Education and Welt ... who has to kHp pecc wtth her 00., Califano. "rm not a worlc.ahobc," she pn>tau. "I know how to loaf." Her job hading the Department's publk:-affatrt dMllon doan't leave her much ttme for loaftng, however. She lpCnds 12 houn at tN offtcc llt ~ thtee days a week, 14 houn the other two and about seven houn on Saturday. •Shana- han's law," she quips., .... that you can put tn 13 houn a day .ax days a wecJc, but seven dayt wUI ldll you." As far aa work Is conc:emed, Califano II a law unto himself. fl9rdcd as Washing- ton'• fontm<>St worMhollc, he usually ar- nva at the off1ce at 7:30 A.M. and doetn't le.ave until at &.Mt 7:30 P.M. He pull In a at\OftCr day on Saturday -from 8 until 6 . Califano'• top alda must leave word as to where they can be reached et any how of the day or night "even If we're Ju1t going to the grocny ltore," one aide said. Caltfano rarely goa to the offlc. on Sunday (he docs pllpCf work at home) and tries not to 4lsturb his a.Ides then, either. "OthcrwiM, hc'U call at any time," they rq>Ofi. .... s.a .. , .. -•.ahed ...... wottt that he usuady II late to eodal e.n· gagcments and once ahowed up an hour late for a White liouM dinner. &it he doa manage to get tome rwluatlon -tennll llt l«ut twk:c a watt and toftball when a game coma up. When he heMd that HEW staffers had played Coc19Je11iocial .ada, he WU miffed fhM he t..dft't been Included. "Let ~ know MJCI lime, and 111 pitch," he voluntMfcd. AlthouQh c.Jtfano II Ngarded by his undallngt ea • demand· Ing boa who .. aata tncndtic prcs- IUN," he rarely r.-i. \lo60e Md "'5 good about saytng thank you." Thanks can be hard to come by at the White Houte where Preskient Carter u - peds alda to WOfk as hard as he doa. A. a result, morale there can deteriorate. Prat Seaetary Powell ~t to consader· able trouble earlJer this year to deny a New Vod< Tima report that staffen were unhappy about the long houn and the fa1).. ure of the Prakient to pndle them for Jobi weO done. Ironic.ally, lack of recognttlon Is somcthmg Carter observed about his m«n· tor, Adm Hyman Rk::lcowr. "We feared and rapec:ted him and strove to pie.ate him," he wrote of the days when Rk:koYCr was his commanding offlc:cr In the Navy. "I do not In that period remember his ever saytng a compl.tmcntary ~d io me." S.t wod&lat .. the Wlllte Houe al· ways hat meant long houn. 8arbarll Hackman Franklin, now a member of the U.S. ColllUmet Product Safety Commi.- aon, mncmben what It was BM during the NbtonAdmlnlstratk>n, when she head· eel the White House talent search for women. Mlt wu Rat-out, nonatop ~ from 7:30 A.M. until 10 P.M. or midnight." And she recaU. the uncanny ability of the White HouM talephona operaton to lo-an ltdcn anytime, anywhere. "I wae Nivtng dinner In • quiet comer of a Wash- ington rataurant. No OM knew wh•• I was, but al of a sudden the hadwahr c:aDed me to the telephone. h was the WhJte Home IWftchboard wtth 0 rnaMge for me to call my hwband." That pualed Mrs. Franklin. who wasn't morried et the time, und W learned tNt there WM another ~ Fnn ... at the WhJtc HouN. She .uD can't Agw. out how the swttchboerd found her. Bunny Mltchd, m. Pr.ldent't edvlMr on mlnoftty i.un. Mys her S.to-8 ICNd- ulc doan't I.eave hft much time for or- dinary chorea auch u going to the bank, doing the laundry and shopping. Uke mOlt top White Hou.. aides, ha doy begins at an 8 o'dodc st.off medlng. • Mott of Cart.r's advbcn an'IVc at the White HOUM al about 7:30, though for IOtne the woricday ltarts even ur1\er Stuart Elunttat may WOfk for an hour or IO before leaving home. Quitting time II always uncertain. Hamllton Jordan'• wtfe rflMmbers when "we could have the weekend off, or we could go to the beach. Now I plan for myself and If Hamdton can ~n me, fine." Jody PoweU'1 wife finds that the can't make todal plans, either. "It's hard to accept an lnvttatlon, espedally lo a small dinner par1y where people are planning on you That's one of the frustrat· Ing ports to me -not being able to plan." Tla1D19 ••'t mud ddlereat oa C.pltol HUI, when Congressmen, Senators and their aides put In long days, 10mct.trnes until the early hOUB ol the morning, wh.n ~Is trytng to dean up ltt WOfk and ~. s.n. Hayakawa, who uaually gets to the offlc.e at 9, Is a "night person" who onoe startled his staff by announdng, "Let's get 90me food and work aU night." Pat Schroeder uys she gets et least 15 lnvttaHons a day to coc:ktoJI parties and rec.ptions but attends only tho5e she con· ·riders eacntJal. "The Idea that wod< gm done on the codrta1I drcuJt Is one ol the biggest myths In this town," she contends MOit of her weekends are .pent tn her Cokirado C:O..asional district, llkhough, "ldeaDy," she would make the b1p west on- ly twica a month. April Evans, the wJfe ol Rep. Ba)y Lee Evana of Georgia, uys her husband usually gm home bdwecn 10 and midnight and gets up to arty In the momtng that he'U often jult "wake me up lo say goodbye." Sometlma 1he goes to receptiom "so that rm at leut In the tame room wtth him" but adds that "you kind ol get to feeling Uke a widow." ~ Washington pre• cocps alto puts In a full day. although most reporten don't log the hours top offlclab do. Salty Qutnn, the Washington Post reporter who tried to make the transition to nctworlc ta.wton a few yan ago, Mys that IO f~ of ha col- ·~ ever get a ehanoe to watch the newt that they couldn't f\gure out what the wu going to do for CBS. "I didn't fail at anytiq Important," ltw Mys of her fellow repor1arl' view of the fact that she didn't make It 111 an anchorwoman. Moet of olft. dlll Waah1ngton rarely gm home e:ariy enough to IM the netwciric ~ newt and utually II en route to WOfk when the news coma on In the momtng. Oapltc the long hcJun,, the toll they take on fM\lly Ille and the often brUcnec:k pace, few Wuhtngton offtc:Wt would give up the )obt. And few of th.tr f•ma.. would ask them to. As Nancy Jordan put1 It. 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Averaging more than 80 passenger miles per gallon of diesel fuel, they have lured 25 percent of the town's commutena awwy from second cars since the program began In t 974. The Maxytaxys, 12-Passenger vans, offer doof-to-door shared-ride service. Sum- moned by phone. they carry people anywhere In town for from $1 to S3.25. "The van was the company's idea to save energy. But the Hating Is his own Idea." It all 8dda up. New Yorkers, with their Integrated public transportation sy&- tem, use only 47 percent as much energy as the average American for getting around. The 231 miles of subways In Gotham carried more than a billion paying passengers In 1976; the bus lines. 636 million; and commuter railroads. 107 million. Which Is pretty moving In Itself. Mobil' ... ,., __ WHEN SHOULD TONSILS AND ADENOIDS BE REMOVED? Here are some guidelines that will make you better equipped to decide whether your children should have the operation. By Alvin N. Eden, M.D. The surgical removal of t<>Nlll and. ade- noids rematns the leading caUM of chO- dren'• ad.mAalorw to holpttals In the Untted Stata. T and A, u It 11 caled, 111COOUoted for 666,000 operations In 1975. The whole subtect of toMdl and adenoids II complicated and controversial. It an coma down to the crudal ~ that must be made In ev1tty CllM: 1hou.ld my child have hll tonsitl and adcnokis mnowd? . !Umember that a T and A, although a ' ,. • ~vMEO..v.srn .... -. 971 llmpla enough procedure, II an operation that requlra general anathaia. • Thae- fon, It lnvolva a ama1I amount of rilk. Studia have shown that about one In 10,000 patients dies cvay year from com- plications folowtng the procedure. Clearfy, a T and A 1hould never be done unlea It II medically lndk:ated. Your c:hlld'1 physi- cian, uaually In CONUhatioh' wlth an ear, ROM and throat (ENT) awve<>n, must make thll cMdaloo. Th. loc:Atk>n ol the tonalia and adendda alowt them to act at• trap and flnt-llnc dcfenN against lnhalsd ot b~ beca.rlll and vtruw. The ton-'* and adcno6da .. made wp ol lymphdd tbM», which manufactures antibociea 91nst tnvadlng dlMua. TheNfcn, uni.. there la an lmpot1ant and spedftc re.uon to have the opaetton, It II bet- ter to luve the tonaala and adenoids In place. Na- ture hae put them there fot. UMfuJ purpoee. A little bec19ound wtl help you to understand this tubtect better. In the 1930'1 Ta and" A'• were abnoll a routine ~. Mon than hal ol the chllchn In the Unit.ct Stat.. had their tonsils and adcnokls removed. At thll Ume throat and ear In· fectionl eoWd not t>. auccusfuDy treated wtth medication. So It made MOM to surglcalJy remove thete potentially dangerous areaa of Infection. W\th the beginning ol the antlbk>ttc era In the 1940'1, phylidana had an effective method ol treating bactenaJ tnfecttons of the tonsils and ade- nokis without sub)ecttng the child to surgery. In ad- dition, a nrlationahlp waa prov.en to eldlt between a T and A and the ~t of pm-alyUc polio. As a result, thete was a drama& reduction of Ta and A's pcrfonned each year. With the dewJopment of the Salk and Sa'btn. vacdna, however, pobo was pretty much .&mlnA· ted. Hence, one of the matn dangers ol the T and A was removed, and, once again, the number of annual Ta and A's lnaeaeed rapkily. In the early 1970'1 more than one min.on Ts and A's .,... car- ried out each yMJ. When lhou.ld a chnd have a T and A? Ant, here are some reasona not to have the operation. Sm of tOMlla· Large tonds ere not \nore sus- ceptll>le to Infection than amaJI ones. Fnquat coldr. Oaplte what you may have heard, a T and A will not reduce the number ol up- per-retptratory lnfecUona your child wlO pick up. An occMlo9al tlaroat or .. bdec:tloe: This Is pcrf ecdy normal during the early chl)dhood years and Is no reaton to sub)ect the child to the operation. Poor ....,.Ute: Another old Wives' tale that probably developed because people believe that the tOOl!Js block the throat and ptevent the child from swallowing. This Is just not true. CODftlll.eac:r. Because each chllcfa c:ate must be evaluated lndMduaJly, It Is medlcally unsound, no matter how convenient for the family or for the doctor, to perform Ta and A'• on sewral chilchn from the Mme family at the same ttme. ... No19J •Mtlt .......... Th9 II due to large adenoidt and, In Hid, It no reason for aurgery. If given enough time, the edeno6ds shrtnk, and bruthlng becoma laa no6sy. Tonold ....... aTaadA•u_...n. opaatk>n It not safer and easier for a child than for an aduh. Balda, few adults ewr require the ope- mton bec:aUM they an not very ~ to re- cunent throat or ear tnfec:Uons. So much for the wrong rcaaona. For tome c:hf. dren, a T and A It necesaary and beneftdal. The foBowlng are Instances when the procedure may be recommended. Freqaeat ept.oda of toMIUltle: In tuch cues the tonsils are obv\ously a focus of Infection, and the child la better olf without them. Chronic mlddJ..., lnfectloa wtth KCOID- panytng burtng ION: Thts Is probebly related to large and Infected adenoids. If the adeno6dt ~ struct the eustachlan (auditory) tube, which con- flCCtl the middle ear with the throat, they can ln- mfere with hearlng and eventuaJJy may caUM pe4 man.nt hearing Iola. . S.... dtfftc:ulty ln bratlalnl « ...__. or.aan.d epeeda: Thltcan becaUMdbyenlarged adenddl that obltruct the nasal peeuga. The tonslla on occ.aslon may be to 1.-ge and twollen .. 'AMllYWDJCLY.t 111 L a SJ • '' to Interfere with swaUowtns or bruthlng. Parsnb never ahouJd tJy to prusure their physi- cian Into lcheduJlng a T and A. If your~ doa recommend the operatlQn, ti should be done by a quall6ed aurgeon, preferably an ENT aurgeon. Further, the aurgcry always thould be pcr{onned with the help of • quaMed ~ In a fadltty aqulpped to handle any comp&c:atson that Warning : The Surgeon General H11 D1ttrmined That C°lplttl SmoQ,g Is Dlflglf'OUS to Your Hahh. • ... "W'. U llJ .... ,. .... FTC -DEC. i& The Second Wave. In the wake of our tremen- dously succeasful 1977 fuD-size cars, these new mid-size models are the most sdenttftcally designed production cars In GM history. Yet they're as handsome as they are functional. Last year, General Motors · introduced its new, trimmer full-size cars. As you probably know, it was one of our most successful new-car anno~ ments ever. For 1978, GM is proud to pre- sent its newest family of new cars. They, too, are fuel efficient and utilize space better. They are also the product of more computerized engineering than any group of cars in GM history. More modular construc- tion. And extensive corrosion- resisting treatments. The result is a new generation of traditionally popular GM cars that are spacious. Secure. More maneuverable in city traffic com- pared to last year. And, with their trim newJooks, in tune with the times. Just as important, you11 find a most impressive array of new body styles. Strong cars, tested and retested. Strength and security are integral elements of these new cars. These qualities were "designed in" through traditional engineering and testing tech- niques-iocluding hundreds of thousams of miles of GM Proving Growit~uations -and through more computer technology than on any group of cars we've ever developed. In addition, the body desi~ wxlerwent hours of testing in the wind twmel The finished products are solid, finely honed automobiles that are exciting to look at and emphatically in the GM tradition of souOO engineering combined with high style. Good gas rnDeage, too. From the day these new cars first went on the drawing board, gas mileage was a prime considera- tion. And even with the additional emission controls on California cars, we think you can't help but be impressed with the ratings given by the EPA. For example, our new mid- size cars received EPA estimates of 16 MPG City, 23 l\1PG Highway and 18 MPG Combined City/ Highway when equipped with GM's available 231 cu. in. 2-bbL V-6 engine and automatic trans-. . nnss10n. Please remember, however, that the actual mileage you get will vary according to the kind of driv- ing you do, your driving habits, and your car's condition and avail- able equipment. Some GM-built engines are produced by divisions other than the division producing the car you may be interested in. \\e suggest you consult your Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile or Buick dealer for complete details on engine sources, availilbilities and 1978 EPA gas mileage ratings. And while you're at the dealership, ask to drive our exciting new mid-size cars . . . designed and engineered for a changing world. f' ~you get inside the dramati- cally redesigned exteriors of these new cars, the first thing to strike you is a feeling of comfort and inte- rior spaciousn~. Plus what we think are some of the most luxuri- ous options ever offered on this class of car. People who previewed our new toJ>-Of-the-line models were impressed with the level and variety of interior trim available on these new cars. The broad selection of soft vinyls and fine fabrics, iocluding crushed velour. The·handsome new instrument panels. And the cut-pile, wall-to- wall carpeting. 1Hm on the outside. Roomy on the Inside. It is hard to believe just how roomy these new cars are without getting into them. Compared to last year, both sedans and coupes offer more headroom and legroom, front and rear. There's more front and rear "chair" height. More room·in the rear for knees. And more rearseat hiproom in coupes and station wagons. Where did all the room come from? WelL our engineers call it "better utilization of interior space." Slimming the seats, but not the comfort level Lowering the floor. Thinning the doors and recessing armrests. It's aµ these things ... and one thing more. These cars were designed fer people by people. Men and women who know what comfort means. More usable bunk space than last year. You might think this year's .trim- mer models would skimp on trunk space. Not so. For 1978, you get more usable trunk space than last year for such things as luggage, golf clubs and picnic baskets. One of the reasons for this year's extra trunk space is GM's new compact spare tire. It's mounted on a special lightweight wheel and, sioce it has much less bulk, you get more trunk space. And since it's sig- nificantly lighter and stores vertically, it's easier to get out of the tnmk a~ instalL should you have a flat. The Greenhouse: Your window on the wodd. The window portion of an auto- mobile has long been called the greenhouse, but never has the word been more appropriate. These new cars provide impressive visibility, offering a great view of the outside world for you and your passengers. · These new General Motors cars are designed to last, · ride quietly and make life a litUe easier. These cars incorporate extensive corrosion-resisting treab:nents, including: Specialty steels, where the metal is rolled and then dipped in molten zioc to help form a rust- inlnbiting bond. Water-repellent wax coatings that are power-sprayed on such areas as quarter panels and deck lids. AIXl electrogalvanized or Ziocrometal® outer door panels aIXl rear quarter panels. All this is in addition to the extemive use of highly specialized corrosion-fighting materials like galvanized steei zioc-rich prim- ers, moisture-repelling sealants am, of course, Body by Fisher's tough acrylic finishes. Combined, they represent important advances to help these GM cars retain their good looks. BuDcllng a quiet Gii'. ' There are four ways General Motors went about making th~ cars quiet inside. First, they were designed with a full-frame construction to help provide a solid foundation. There are also 14 specially tuned rubber mounts to help isolate the body from the road and the running gear. Second, we minimized noise "intrusion" in the passenger compartment with such things r as super-soft foam door seals. Third, we utilized noise-\ absorbing features like Body by Fisher's one-piece foam-backed carpets and headliners. They'r~ contour-molded and cover like blankets. And finally, we eliminated noise sources in a number of areas by using materials that don't squeak, and by beefing up and sealing the structure and trim where needed to help prevent rattles. The result is a finished product you have to drive to believe.· New features, big andsmaD. For 1978, there's a new, dual- mode ventilation system for cars not equipped with air conditioning. In stop-and-go traffic, ~ 3-speed blower passes outside air over the front seat to the rear passengers. At higher speeds, a ram-air system helps provide additional air flow. For 1978, the headlight dimmer switch is integrated into the turn signal. There's a new split tailgate for wagons. There's a batch of optional equipment to choose from, including power rear vent windows on sedans and wag- ons. And, for the very first time in all of these cars, you get Delco's amazing Freedom• battery. This reliable battery never needs refilling. Hold$ a charge longer than ordinary batteries. Ard reqwres In all, these cars are spacious) quiet, secure, good-looking amt built to stay that way. We're proud of thein am think you'd be, too. A word about components. Like all GM cars, these new ·1978 mid-size models incorporate thousands of components pro- no periodic checking or cleaning. That's a battery. , duced by various GM divisions Modular consbuctlon and -· We mentioned earlier that these new 1978 cars had a great deal of modular construction. What does that mean? Simply that many components are now constructed as a unit and can be replaced or removed for ease of service. For example, many heater and air-conditioner components now share a single module. Your serv- iceman has this central location to go to if servicing is necessary. In addition, a number 'of imtrument-panel dials am gages are now removable from the front. Think how much effort that can save should you have to change a bulb, for example. aoo other suppliers. In order to meet public de- mand for particular models or equipment, federally mandated requirements for emissions, safety or fuel economy, or for other reasons, it may be neces- sary to produce these cars with different components, or differ- ently sourced components, than initially scheduled. All such components have been approved for use in these cars by General Motors, and will provide the quality perfornwu associated with General Motors products. Designed and [II Engineered for · a Changing Wortd. See and drtve these exciting new cars on October 6 at your Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile or Buick Dealer's. / - DEALING WITH YOUR CHILD·s ANGER Current psychological thinking says you should acknowledge his wrath rather than attempt to stifle It. -l The First Danbury Mint Sculpture In Crystal * * Limited edition available at original issue price onJy until December~. um. * Crafted from the &nest pure lead crystal. * Each piece is hallmarked and registered. * Attractively gift packaged. * A priud limited edition and a uniquely beautiful Christmu gift. Not available in ltOftS. * Priced at only •t.C.00. The First Danbury Mint Sculpture in CryJta1 -simple, tut'eful, and extraordi- narily beautiful. This exquisite Sculpture in Crystal will be crafted from the &nest 2" percent lead crystal. Each piece wilJ be individually shaped by master glassmabn and the delicate Christmas Angel will then be sculpted Into each piece. Finally, the smooth surfaces of the Sculpture in Crys- tal will be hand-polia~ and frosted to bring the crystal to Its fullest transpar- ency and lu.ter. This 8nt Sculpture in Crystal will be issued In a ltrlctly limited ecbtion. and is available at original taue price only for orders postmarked by December 25, um. At Just '14.00, u 11 perfectly priced for Chriltmu gjving. r·············---------·------·······-·--------., The Dlobary Mint A, 47 Nd\adt Aw. 1k ~ IJt<;_j., Nowwalk, Coen. 08856 Plftle e.etn my ordn few the Flnt DenlNrJ MW~ la Orywul, I bave -!med my remltt-.. followt: __ Cryrtal(I) @> 114.00 .di ..... --- Shippm1. handling • 11.i.5 pn: CT}'ltal .... --- Toe.t amount eocloetd0 O Cliecli """ If any crywtal II to be allilpp9d to • cY.-eddr-. ad lfw .. IP9dlc lmtractbm 00 • ~ ... al pmpft'. Allo kdodr ..,. - ... for Ph cud wli6cb -wtll provide If ~ MM9----------~---~--- °" ... -,._ ..Ucled • ....,..,.....,.., .. ~ ...... •C_...,.,..._MllUM-~,_ ... _. .................. .....,. pW L .............................................. _, By Sally Wenkoa Olda According to psychologtst John 8 . Wmon, who has !>Mn called the "father of modem behavtor- lsm." rage Is one ol the thru emotions ~ which babies are born. (The odlC two are love and fear.) Parents, though, often h•ve grut dlfftc:uJty ec· ceptlng that children are capeb&e of fury. They coo· sider getting angry an adult privtJegc and Insist that chUdren bottle up their WRth. But praent·day psyc.hologk;al thinking matntalns It Is hulthler to acknowledge chUdren's strong emotions then to Pfelend these emotions do not exist. "I hate your' 9-year-old Melanie shouts to her moth.,-after being told she may not go out to play bcc.ause she did not dean up her room as she had agreed to do. Melanie's mother could have aaid, "Don't you dare speak to me !Ike that," denying the chlld's right to get angry. Instead, ti\'.. said, "I know you're angry becaUM you want to go out. But the rule Is that rooms have to be deaned be- fore people go out to play." Parents need to control chddren's behavk>r so that chiJdrm do not hurt themselves or others and do not cause undue damage to property. Parents do not need to curb children's emotions. Indeed. they cannot. The anger II there. Suppreutng Its open odmlulon merely drives It underground to swface In some other -perhaps more damaging --way. Psychologist Dr. Alice Glnott. In her syndicated column, "Between Us," tefls the ltOJY of 12-year- old Andy, who hated lo lose to his father et bedcgammon. UsuaOy Father reacted to the boy's anga at losing wtth a lecture, whole main pdnts were. "It's on)y a game" and "Everyone loses aometima." Andy would become even more up- set. and what should have been an en)oyab&e ac- tivity Left both father and son unhappy. OM nJght Father b1ed a new approach. "It must be tough to come eo doM to winning and then loee," he told Andy ... What• rotten break." Andy calmed down at thla ~ ol hts disap- pointment ~d frustration. "When • child is upset, he's not rec:cpCtvc to reason," says Dr. Glnott. "What he needs are words that wt1I dlmtntsh the anguilh and help him save face. Andy's Oed provkledtueh words." 1ne asential fact« In ttpl n.w approach was the aclcnowtedgment that Aridy's feelings are val· Id. Instead of attldzlng the boy for being up- set, babyish or a poor lpOft -none of those ap- proaches would have alleWWtd hb disappoint· rnent -Father dtsplayed undantandlng of h'9 son's fHllng1. .,,,Children •ppreclate such understanding . The ltormy fMllngl that parents often think of u negative are )'.ltt u aMnllal to chlldren'1 emo- tional growth at ~ tunnler ona that ere C.-to accept. 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At all druc counters. llummelwerk• _ ......................... ...... •aw_, .. ...,......,..,....._ NEXT WEEK IN FAMILY WEEKLY From the Sports Wortd: Blg.He•rted Slugger Oreg Luzinski - • Super Bowl ~o•ch John M•dcten Pin Dyan Cannon'• Tum•bout Life • The Need for Credit Counaellng v...., ~11/1P hlOb THE SECOND CHILDHOOD Of GEORGE SEGAL A nervous breakdown nearly destroyed his marriage and his career, but now one of Hollywood's most versatile actors is enjoying life the way he did as a carefree kid. The rood to contentment and relaxation lnuolued. some rigorous .elf-scrutiny. By Patricia Baum Once upon a time, In Great Neck, N.Y .. there lived a lltde boy who longed to be a movie star. He '° ldoliz.ed his tough-guy film heroes -especlally Alan Ladd, wtth trenchcoet, .45 auto- matic. and Veronica Lake -that often he would skip .ctlOOl for the movtes. Today George Segal, 43, has certainly realized his dreams. One of Hollywood's most ver· settle, busy and sought-afte tal- mi., he bounces easily bctwffn comk parts, llkc the gun-toting hwband In Fun with Dfdc and Jone. and dramatic roles, most recently as the Inspector In Roi· Jm:ooster. A movie actor since the early 6'J1, Segal won his SU· perst.ar becige a few years ago wtth A Touch of Claa. .. Y .. ," Segal htmMlf IUms up, nodding hit sandy-hand head, .. , got evaythlng the 9-year-old kid wanted. But for a long time It didn't add up to contentment. .. After graduating from Haver- foni College, Segal grtttlly head- ed toward his goal. He started In an Off. Broedway theater selllng orange drink, uthatng and deaning bathroom.. Then came a depaslng pmod of .. laying myself open to c.asttng dlrec:ton. who got their kicks In knocking me down. They fed on my mlMty." Segal nabbed a few su.ge parts before lendtng a contract with Columbia Plctur ... There he sur- vived some early rnoWi mtsfor- tuna to play two Indelible roles: the whecllng-dallng POW cor- poral who seJls rodents for food to hls fellow p1lofMn In King Rot and the bdlgcnnt young pro- fasor In Who• AjroJd of Vlrgfn"1 Woolf? Then dlrectow Sldney Lumet, who had seen him clowning on the Tonight ahow. asked him to dlsplay hit comk: talcnb tn Bye Bye Btoucrmon. Sha then, Segal hat leaned toward the &othy ro&a because .. they're the toughest. Thac'• onJy one way to do them -the way that gm a laugh. And evay }oke must wodc or It thraw1 off the whole ftlm and ewryone feels cheated." He Isn't off.target too often, according to A Touch of Ctass director Melvin Frank. who hailed Segal u "the best llght-comedy actor In the businaa." Segal not only won success but got It on hls terms at well. Beginning his movie career In the glamor days of Hollywood, Se- gal hardly protected the romantic Image of his pretty.boy contem- porar1et Ilka Troy Donahue, and ltudlo ClUICutlvcs preuured him to change his name (too ethnic). ftx his broken noee and dye his hair. But Segal stuck by the name, noee and mane. He alto stuck by hls wife, Marton, cwn taking her and their two daugh- ters. Dzabeth, 15, and Polly. 11. to his fs-flung movie locadont. Bethg a d4nloted famOy man and beJle\llng that .. ~ behavior II m01t undJgntfted," Segal provided ICllflt fodder for the hungry goulp columnim. CMsplte hit monl fiber and In- ner strength, Segal npcr1enced a ~at deal of an~ "I could never nilax," he say.. "I would feel '° gulky about the dry ~· that even IUCCCMfuJ actors' go through that I would coomntly go ~ meeting with people to chum up bultnell, trve11 though the ICl'tpb wcr. landlng at my door anyhow. And when I was lollOriUng, I was so busy wor· rylng about the next ~ that I couldn't enjoy what I was dolng at the ttme. I hated all that pushy behavior but didn't know how to stop It." That behavior nearly stopped him. At about age 40 Segal un- derwent what he bluntly terms "a nervous breakdown or cnale menopeusc.Suddenlymywhole life seemed Irrelevant. My head was a nat of analca, and I felt like ftreaackan gotng off on the Fourth of July. I had absolutely no control OYer my.If ... His ten- ltons 'Uploded Into highly en-attc behavior. At one point, he was so miffed that ColumtNt had no poltas up at the studio of hls new Rim. The Bloclcbtrd, that he stormed Into the pt'e$kient'1 of. Ree and ldcked over pianl'S. Wane stlll, the aWs spiBed over Into his pcnonaJ Jlfe, threat· entng to destroy his marNgc. "I was lmpomible to live wtth," he remcmbcn. "I would come home In a sweat and constantly ION my temper." Thanks to his tolerant famGy, supportive frimcb and long~ of llstcnlng to mUlic, Segal pulled through. And now, far from be- fng • frcnctic workahobc, he flndJ fllnNnaking "a. total &ow.- fat'. I fall a btde bit In love with aD the people I wgd( with. We help each other and have• ball." Segal feeW doeer than ever to .. goal of becoming ... Nlucd partlcfpant -lltttrlg with my legs up but my antenna tuned In." He datms he's wd within reach of OYefelOmlng the fe.w remalntng obttada to his Inner peace. Meanwhile, he ays grtnnlng, .. , haven't felt'° good lince I was• =:.raying c.ops and rn t.:C ===;;;;...;;::;:;;;::;;::;===:;;:::;::;:;.:;:;;;;;;::;;,;;;;.:.;;:;;;:::;:;::~r -... --,_ ..,.._ ~"" ...--"" '"""" -•• n-. -.-... -• u -.. .,.._"' r•'-- "I like to smoke, and what I like is a cigarette that isn't timid on taste. But I'm not living in some ivory towet: I he-ar the things being said , ag~inst high-tar smoking as well as the next guy. ''And so I started look- ing. fur a low-tar smoke that had some honest-to-goodness Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to ¥our Health. Rt TEA: 10 ""'·...-.OJ ... nic.Gilll. MENTHOL n 111-"tlf. ... ,, ... I ....... 0& •OMCICl9 CIO "As far as I'm concerned, when I switched to Vantage, · I changed to a cig- arette I could . ,, enJOy. ti.~._ Ride Lawrence Metairie, Louisiana OJ 1f11. nicaiftl. 111. I* dgn1I. FTC _, DEC. 7' FILTER 100'11 n me. ....... 0.9 ""° nainl •· Plf ciglllaa-, FTC Ndlod. " N ow available-EXCLUSIVELY by mail -the second in our 1977 series of beauti- ful genuine porcelain bdls to be is.sued by AmcriC20 Trcaswy ! It's the fourth master- work in Copenhagen Blue ~lls honorins Currier & Ives. The enti~ lifeli.lc:e surface of thls lovely bell depicts the Currier & Ives original o( ""Ole Old Homestead in Winter''. Each limited editioo bell is trimmed in 22 karat gold ... and bean the-.American Tteasuty Hallmark number on its inner surface! The handle has a 22 leant "gold band", our exdusive design. Each issue in this rare series will illustrate a dif- f crmt Currier & Ives classic! This valuable limited edition "collector's choice" bell is ~y2 inches high, can be displayed to ~tify your home on table, glass case, etage~. or book.shelf. Buy-blck Guarantee for S yean1 You kno'tV your Limited Edition Currier & Ives Bell can't go down in value, for we put in writing that we will buy it bade anytime within ~ next ~ years (except postage, insurance and handlin3), and you will receive a certificate guarantttiog this with your bell! A trulr limitied edition. Act now! Hurry -your ordf:r must be rc:ceaved by October 31, 1977. 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P.ae ! ;O~ Q M1MeTOlal'llt i i 0 Americanl!iq>rae BANK NUMBEll ____ i I C~t t lc:.nt•---------------------------------------------t i N 1• :Add A~•~~~ i City SUie Zip_ £ I ~ Tramsr b -..-... wldl dis U.S. Trea11u7 OI' •7 CltMf Ocmrr tAaimcJ. l ",.... . • ! . ---------°"· fl~c:i.-..... • DO-IT· YmSflf FINE GRANDFATHER CLOCK KITS STAATINO UN~lt s200 ~-a.-,,__., • HWtoom qiMlltty • SoHd •/• Nrd-wood9: bUdl _._ nut '*'«Ty, ,,._ hogany,0.- •E.Myto~. pe'1a~ut • Solld br ... Weat Oermen chiming _ .. • Money beet! gu.ratMI • Fectofy direct pricel •Ptofnpe~ ---, .. , ...... -- INRAMED EYES Will SCI fa•I ITlid when YQ41 lluih 11way con1am1n.a11on u~tnc LAVOPTIK• Fye Wuh with Blink Power Eyccup 11ct1on. Wuh away pollen, duu, din • .ale, •mos and Olhcr poll1.11an1•. Get LAVOPTI K• at all qyali1y. fl.tll i.crvicc dru...-orcs. WHEN YOU ORDER BY MAIL from companies that adveftlM In Family Weekly, pleue allow up to four weeks for delivery. Sometimes unintentional delays occur. If they do. just write: Mary Ayr89, Family Weekly, &4 t lex· lngton Avenue, New Vortc, NY 10022 Quips a Quotes ~ SWEEPING STATEMENT She swept me off my feet, l 1ay Of one who Is m y wife today. She 1wept me off my feet with amllu And words and other wlMOme wllu. But that UIOS many years ogo. And lhlngt ~ nol the JOme, you know Though stJO upon my feet obit, Mon ofun I'm lncHned to sit. So now my wife, who's 1tJD a wonder, Soys "LJ~ your feet" wheh ahe 1weeps under. -RJchord AnnOCK "I hear the bank Is looking for a cashlc." "I thought they hired one a month ago." ~He's the one they're looklng fcx." -Conrod Flottllo With one-dollar-a-gallon got threo~ned, thll countly moy be bock on Its Jut aooner than anticipated. -Mrs. Rote Sanda From the bacJc seat In the car pool: "Last night my wife poked me In the ribs and said, 'I can't sleep. I'm worried about Junior. I think he needs more di5Clpllne.' I said, 'More dl1Ctpllne? He Isn't even using what he has.'" -Robert C>rtH!n By Fr•nk Beglnskl LITTLE EMILY 0 --=-----:::= ---- "Hev. Mom. La this ~ lo oatta? Or ts dasen Included? .. FMllUWEBCL.Y, ........ a, 1111 • a 1313 w. '"'NOOt.PH s~. CHICAGO, IU. • .ae<>7 ~ 1wl.u ff tt.J. .,_, __ ......_ " -....... .... __ ......... THI SIASONS NIWIST COLOtlS IVllY SID POI IVllYONll 1 ti U; I ti It; 14~ ti 14~ a~ " n~ .. " 121 TWC>-PllCI • • • /)tl/J_8 . . • made for Eadt Ott. and Yout For the Wortday, ff• ... tofl•ig. OI TtOWll "SUPER ENSEMllE" In • • • MACHINE·WASHAllE, NC). .. IRON, WllNKlE.flEE . • . 1101 POl.YUTU DOUBLE-KNIT! Y .. eetaont COAT lld DRESS at ,,. '°'''°'"' LOW, LR PllCl ••• ONLY f9~ mu:J-TWNm. ....... , ............ _ ... ) ........ ...... ILJI __ ._..., ... . ..................... ._ .. ....,_...... .... ._...,._.M._..W. ....Olllf .... la ...... .......... ......._ ..... .... 1~ ............... . n. ...;.;.1,·su.t· MM '>/I II') I /IC II 0 ~~ (, lJ II A M~ 1! E 0' ~,.mm~Mtmm"'-•• .. ..._. I .... ONlf SIDS, .. 17, ............ MIO tun. 14'1 .. ,._; I ·-.. -. .... a. ""''· PMADI fASHIONI, INC. Dll'T. X I I I ~~'---+-~-+-~-+-~~I! .. .. . Abandoned Money Considering how hard molt people wodt for their money, It's amazing how much of lt they abandon. An estimated $15 billion It lying unda1med In banks and businesses throughout the country. These aaets In- clude dormant savings accounts, unclaimed Insurance proceeds, unused gift certlftcmes and uncashed dividend checks. "Most states have laws that make the state the custodian of money undatmed by owners, but few have been very aggressive about going after these moneys," says Albert L. Beennan, a partner In the natlonwkie ac- counting firm of Alexander Grant & Co. To help remedy the sttuatlon, Bemnan's ftrm ls asslsffng more than a dozen states In traddng down the owners of these assets. When the owna5 can't be located, the states, as custodians, have the right to use the funds -f bonanza that amounted to $128 mllllon last year In New York State. Beennan says a p1ogram to track down abandoned assets ls a good Investment - a well-designed search program can brtng a 50-to-one return for each dollar Invested by the states. =~~@~§ More than 52,000 students haven't let bllndnesa or other handicaps stand be- rween them and their educations; they've used taped tex1books from Recording for the BJlnd. Now In Its 26th year, RFB Is a national, nonprofit aervtce which supplies tree, recorded eduaitional material anywhere In the country to the blind and thole wtth other dlsabtJtties, such as MS or cerebral palsy. The RFB Master Tape library c:wrendy contains more than 37.000 re.corded texts and la being In· aeased dally with the help of 4,000 trained volunteers across the country. Texts range from elementary to postgraduate level, and If RFB doesn't have a book, It will record tt on requat. RFB'a Jan Sneed says that RFB Offds more voluntun, pm1tcu· lady thoM qualified lo read apedaltzed col- lege and greduete-level texts 1n engineer- ing, electronia, computer science, medl· cal ldenca, business administration and ltatlstlca. lf you're Interested In volunteer· Ing, write: Jan Sneed, Recording for the Bbnd Inc., 215 E. 58th St .. New York, N.V. 10022. Fer further Information about avallat* recordings, write Mrs. Maureen Croon-Johnson at the same addras. llMDWDJOJ TM~ M_,,.,lne ,. ...... and,....,_ MOfton FraM lMcuttwY.fJ...._ Ohdor Patl'ICll M. Un-.Y ExecudN ,,._Scott OeGanno • 8 !WlftlY WlfDU.Y, .._,.,.,a. 1117 Dumber By The Dozen? It Ain't neoeuarlly so says a Brigham Young Univ. researcher to the "larger the family; the dumber the ldda'' theory popular ln recent years. After studying the American College Testing tAcn scores of 15,000 students at the Provo, Utah, uni· ventty, Dr. Richard Galbraith, an asst. prof. of chlld development and family rela- tions, says that academic achievement ls unrelated to famUy size. Galbralth also takes Issue with the notion that lnaeulng the spacing between the births of childNn Is beneftdal to thetr lntelligenc:c level -If anything, Galbraith found a slight lnttease In performance with closer spndng. "The only factors that appear to Influence the child's academic devekipment," soys Galbraith, "are their parents' level of academic achievement and the amount ol stimulation In the home environment." .r Mind Yoar Nannen "Manners can take you places that money won't," says MMjabeDe Young Stewart, author of several books on etlquetm who has taught the 90dal graces to Presidents' children and~ wives. Her ftrst puplJ WU her own daughter, Jacqueline, whom aha prepared to attend embassy functions when the famUy ltved In Wash- ington, D.C. Mrs. Stewart's center of operations la now a Vlcto11an house In Ke- wanee, Ill., but she Still teache1. youngsten to deal with sttualiona ranging from tack- bng an M1ichoke to meeting royalty. Mn. Stewart beBeva etiquette is needed now men than ewr. "Some ol the biggest readen of my boys' etiquette book are~ lege students who sneak·read It as If tt were Plavbov. They're ready to ktam man· nen when tt becomes penonalJy Important with things BM job fntervlews." Etiquette 1n Mrs. Stewart's book le more than party mannen. ChlJdre.n learn to put away thetr clothes, take phone rmsstQet and behave tn a loc:kar room. But tha. arc ltiJl doub- ting Thomaaa llU the fdcn4 ol her 9- year-old IOf'I, BIJJy, who remutced, "I can't be1'eve peopw come to your hou.le from all OYa just to learn how to cut meat.• INTBE WORLD .. ·. Bntahlng Up On Tooth Care Eveiyone knows how Important It la to brush his teeth, but how meny people know what kind ol brush to use and how? Veiy few, according to a recent survey by the American Dental Asloclatlon (ADA), whkh reported that almost 85'1> of those questioned had never been advised 0n l:JC'ush se1ectton by their dentists. Here MC some tlpe from the ADA to give you a quick brushup. • Use a toft bt1sde brudt. Jt's most effec- tive In removing plaque at the gumllne and won't damage sensitive gum· tissue. The brush should be small enough to reach eveiy tooth and have a straight handle. • Replace toothbrushes often. As 100n as your l:JC'ush shows signs of wear, get a new one. Brushes need to be replaced about four times a year, more often for chlJdren who tend to chew on the brtstJes. • The most effective brushing method la the 'i>ack and forth scrub," which uses short back and forth strokes. Ask your dentist to demonstrate. • Once a day Is enough for adults who a.re no longer cavity-prone, but all others, par- ticularfy children, should brush after every meal. And, finally, don't forget flosmg and regular checkups. .Jog lag Overexertion Isn't the onJy kind ol f atlgue you have to wony about when exerdslng. Many a good Joggtng or other um:ise program has been abandoned becaUte of mental fatigue, the boredom that coma from letting exe:rdse MSllons settle Into a predktable routtne. "Most people have many false st.am because they let aerd$- lng become tedk>us, .. tays Benno ltucl °' the Health Insurance Institute. baacs uys the best way to avoid boredom Is to get a friend or family member to eMl'dre-wtth you. It also haJps to change the sc:ene -If you curdle at home, wcxk out In diferent iooms; If outskie, change Iha locate. Alter- natlng your eiadse program from d.y to day can help, but you shoWd always start with the eastat ones. And too much ol a good thing can be bad -oYertlrtng your. self will only dampen your mthu.sasm. Qul&Tak• The Eye Reseateh lmtitute ol Raina Foundation rcpor1s an eye-op8ftlnQ lta- tlstk:: ap to baJf of A..tcaD women dnelop .,. lnttatloa and lnflw•JUtto. becaw of Improper- .,. ..,..._and ... of.,. coeme- tk:a •••• There's noeNng unusual about the scouts In flodda'a Boy Scout Troop 66 and Gtrl Scout Troup 746 -at le8't when they're at their muttriga. But when meetings are over and the scouts doff their unJfonns, they don't put oo anything else. The two ecoat ~oopa. you ........ t at a audlet camp .•. .Amerk:on Family Phy11dan mega· ztne reports that mea ud woman tend to ........ ddhreotlJ to me.. Men are likely to deal with stress by either thinking the problem over°' trying to forget It through MX, drinking or smoking. Women UM other coping mecl'wlnlsms, such as eating sweets and consuming soft drinks. TheHlghUfe Being high can be good for your hfo.alth, at least when the high coma from llvlng at 7,000 feet. After studying the rnortaJtty rate from heart disease of a group ol New MexJoo residents, Dr. Edward A. Mqrttrner Jr. says that men IMng high In the moun- tains are less likely to die from heart at· tacks than those IMng closer to sea level. Dr. Mortimer. a profeA« c:I community health at Cleveland's Cata Western Reserve Univ., ~ys: "We think that you never completely adjust to living at a h.lgh altitude where the air Is thinner, and there· fore whatever you do -walking around, doing chores -Is harder physical work to the heart." BIRTHDA)'S (all Libra): Sanda, -Bar· bare Walters 46; JuJlet Prowse 41; Red Smith 72; PhU Rizzuto 59. Monday - Pope Paul VI 80; Patrick O'Neal 50. -n... a, -William Conrad 57; Sam &vln 81; Greg Monts 43; Charles Percy 58. Wed- needay -Brigitte 8ardot 43; Al Capp 68; ~llllam S. Paley 76. Th..u, - Greer Garson 69; Gene Autry 70. Friday -Deborah Kerr 56; Truman Capote 53; Johnny Mathis 42; Angle Dtcktneon 45: Susan St. James 31 . Satura, -Julie Andrews 42; Walter Matthau 57; Richard Hams 47; Stella Stevens 39: Vladimir Hcxowtti 73. BIRTHDAY P£Olll..£: Popep.J VI_.....,_. Waltl!n I I I ' \ l Belair. - Warning: The Surgeon Gener1I Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Yu Huhh. I We"-lllAnly-faD o1-. A~ botb domatic -.S ilQoned. AU f'im brad new ~ -~ I 0nt quaUry men:llaa6e, bemtJtuDy tdond bit 'fabdca m I ....-c:ouienatiwe aecatift co&on. Tab your dloice of a wl I colot. We wll fll yoar order pnmpdy A. dacdy u lpedfied. I ONE WORD OF URGENCY: At J pU... fdt Ollly SH.95,-. 500,000.,..,. w81 mow oat ftf?, wwy ca•~· a..--.. ,.,. ~Wei• .U. 6 I colon .......... 9"coee ....... So .ct f.al U JOU e.d 9ood .. .... *-*'"'-.....,., .... dN.., order,_ .. rtpt Md ..... to -wttll I yow ca.a for die lt.95. Lllll -._yew, M ...-y·-..S..,.... wtllllt ~...,......_._.., ........ _....,._.n--..1v-.. 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Beach -147-1555 SUNDAY SlnUIBU 2S I MORNING • Indicates an Advertisement -5:30- B l.alllp~ My htt ~45-m The lliblt AnswtnlChrtstopllers 8:00 a l.ooll up and l.rrt San Dleeo 0 Youth & tht lss.ues Cl> ROlllPlf Room -6:30- B Today's Re4flkM U Mulk & l1lt S.poh11 W0rd CU Your Doctor Answen a n.. rn ciu11 m Wi1tlit <Ml Nllic l'oticy fOfllm ~ll flintstona 7 :00 D Ghostbusttn Viewpoint Oii IMritlOll 11 Tlut's Cit U Bil lllut Mdle Cl) The m Clull U E,...tnas los An&tlts Cl) TV I l.ooU at Lear111111 CD De111t11bry Mews m EtMSt Anclty Hour @ Tbi$ b l1lt Ute fD Yop tor Healttl llll Acriculturt USA -7:30- 0 Alt 111111 tM News ~ Voice of Acntulture II Chrrstopller CloM11p O Cattoons U It b Writtet1 (J1 ID Yoei and Friends 0 0.y of Discoftry 11~ OiredlOlls ,U ClJ Oney & Gol11th lltl L.troy Jenl1111S fD Mister R111m ((2t) (JJ) Town Hall Meelln& mHour of'°'"' }tJ Sin& Your 'raise to Him 8 :00 D ComlllftJlltnt m (J J Jimmy Swawrt Show D TlllS b Ille Life g ,.,. & friends 0 CllllPUS ,rofllt: Vinpoi11t Oii NutritlOll ClJ The Bat Is Yet to Bt .. Unltr 1{Ql Jerry fat.ell m flintstOrMS ID Ito H11mblrd ( '1 en ltcMlr of ,owe, ~ Jl (]) Thllnder 2ll Old T1111t r.os,tt m Sesame StrHt (at)())) Day of l>acMry 1111 r~ta Altcre -8:30- D fate Ille Mltioft ,J) lJ) Day of Discowery D OdJmy CJ) Jtrry llar111rd D Oimemiolls Ill Metting nrne a1 Cai .. ,, ID llrl4J Kids (<Ill Cf)) Jerry fllwtll Ill\ 11 It b Wntttn (121J Cl)) m Rt1 Humbird ClfJ Herald of Truth 9 :00 D T oda1's Rth&IOll r_l) (JJ Rn Humbird D On Campus U Dornlnao D ll la) ,$ 0111 Roberts !lO) II 11 Written ID TOM and Jtrry a> Jimmy Swau11t ilfi firth ltr Toda, m Dorninco -Dorninao <Hi ICllDW Your ll~lt D llled11 -9:30- D Acrkulture USA U Slin4ay funday !I> International Hour Ill The 11111 Is Comrn1 <)}} Spedrum ID Wondera111a a> Old Time Gos9t1 Hour ((f11 CM r.os,.I Sinrtnc Jubtlet ll1l tJJ lnsipt iJt (IB (.)Jimrny Swauart Show Im Cinema 36 )t San Otteo lntldt Ou1 10 :00 D Jolln Rol>tnson Show l U 0 (f) ltollr of l'owtr u Sertndiptty fJ) llfl ,,.,Game Show 1iJ Herald of T rutll <IDJ 1'11bllc l'lltse ~3! t) Tht Rtd Hand 6'Rl llf) Sanday C.lel>ratlOll m Sesame St1ttt (llti (J J) lo11is ,aul Leitman Ui Meet tht ,ress -10:30- 0 <JJ llfl football Ch1ca110 v\ SI Louis U llaUJ ''"b & Ille llthnts u m (!BJ l[)) JabMrlaw NEW COMEDY The Bums tackle a really mean football team and get tripped. cltpped. clotheslined and bltnds1ded. But the g11ts hang in to cheer f them on to victory?? Special guest appearance by Frank Gifford. THE SAN PEDRO BEACH BUMS G&:OOPM~ O ltrOJ J111l1ns flQ 'trlftd'" a> Clhary Chapel ([11) a l) Championsllip 811d&• illJ 'U foc111 oa Entro 0) futbol Socc., ->• llfl '77 11:00 D Tiit Red Hand Gana 0 Day of llnuwry (l) Tij111111: Window to Ille Soutll D W ((21, l U) IOrtat Grape A,. O Res HumNrd 01 '-and Amwen a> Churdl In the Hollle (11'7l l1 ) C.leMrty lowt1n1 1J) CJ) Set the USA (3J first Baptist Cllurdl m Electric Company Jt Nfl foolbaD l>oublelleaOer 5an D1t110 vs Kansas City -11:30- U Tlut's Cal O Jimmy Swauart Show rt Weetetld D ((2tl I I J) Anrmab, Annuls UGJ llowit: "Nowhm Io Go" m OodC" Ou1out1l'n1amt (<1ll (3)) Tiit F Shtrman fD Rtkp !Ul (J) h ll11ous Special ''Yom lltppur AFT•RNOON 12:00 U Meet tllt ,,ess U M0tit : <CJ "A ConHcljut hnhe 1n Kini Arthur's Court" (com) •'l -Binc Crosby Rhonda fltm1ne Pegie 3 rv W'EEK SEPTE~BEA 2!"> 191' NEW SEASON The discovery of an entrance to an ancient Egyptian tomb takes Joe and Frank into an incredible and suspenseful adventure! Starring Parker Stevenson and Shaun Cassidy. THE HARDY BOYS MYSTERIES 97:00PM(i) NEW SEASON A special space training mission with a beautiful astronaut explodes in a nightmare for Steve! Filmed on location at the Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral. Lee Majors stars. THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN GB:OOPM(i) Special appearances by former NFL stars: • • • • • Ray Nitschke Joe Kapp Mike Henry Pervis Atkins Ernie Wheelrlght ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 99:00PM~ Pege5 Wheft the P1rtats of 1 youn1 WOflllft tum theft is ne dwice tel their "uitrter bl recoter from lief coiut.. ~. ttley detenntnt to remowe her clesttny from the hncls of medical science Hd place tt lft the Mnft of God-....terint UM.tpeded IM4tcaJ 1nd le&•I opposrtion Nnl tlle w1y-in the NBC World h'emiefe Mowie "In the Mitter of Klren AM Quinlan," lilon41y at 9PM. Based °" the l1udline-•1t11 use of a ,outll llew Jersey womu who lapsed mto 1 comi 1t ace 21, the drama stars Briln leitll, ,.iper Laurie, 01Ytd Hu1'm11, St~rue Zim~ltst, Ontd Sptelber&. Blft McGuire, Louise utu111 ud Bryon Morrow. Burt Repo4ch, who wn stated for 1 foothlt career •It! the Battimon Colts antil 1 k11et itljury ende4 tllose plus, stars u • jailed ea-su,entar quartetMd who moWim Im fellow c:o11wkts f9r 1 cndlron ~ttle aptast tbetr o,pressiwe prison CU'rlk in "Tbe Ltecest Ylrd," the ABC Sunday "'lllt lllowie at 9"I. Alto sU'"-& •rt~ Albert n • sly and sinister prisoll nr'8n, and ~ Lauter u • lltUll 1111rd capt.1111. MichMI C..1"14 poftr•)'S a lelow iJUute 11141 wetem loatblller who ISSISts ~ wittl Im tm1, ind J111 H1mpt• ii 1 lovable CAii! whose resourceful ~ uture prowes to be his tra,;c 4owntan. ... ..._ lbrs n Caryl~ ~ktomia's tllltoneus "'941 ictit ltandlt." whe .,..t 12 ,urs on '81tti row befWI lle1n1 ...... Tiit.., IS reWd 19 "Iii lie If Y• Caft," I tad-bned _. • lllC, s.Dy at ft. a.mni. was arrested and charred ..... ,....,,, ...... ...., • the late 40L "' ... acc.-.. ~ • ,-. car ~ C9W'tl'ilt1 his car's ~ lrith '941 wlte,kaH 1114 1,,rt1chi111 victi111s parked H lners IHt'- Q • ...._ "9 • ,r1-led blew 111 ~ lawytr, llhd wn....,,.. in his blttle to notd the ps c:hamller. Talia Shire CO· ltln a .n..., ltoulie Astltr, • 1.-i Ctlmlun 111 ha loq onlal. After eiPt sbys of Heartilft, he lost his fi111I 1ppe1L When the pareats of a JOUlll WONn luni ttaen is H dllnu tor their .. uptef to realftr from her cocutese ceMrtlOI, they deteon111t to relllOft her destiny from the hands of medlCll science allllll p&ace it 11 the hatta of God-encounteriftt 11M1peded cne4tal allCI lepl a,posrtion alont tile war-111 the NBC Wofflt Premiere llowie "In the Matter of laren AM Quinlan," Mon4ar at 9'11. hsed Oii the ~111e-llllkmt use of a '°""' New Jersey WOlllH who lapsed into a aMM at •te 21, the drama shrs Brian llerltl, Piper Laurie, DaWMI ltufhnH. Stephanie ZilllbaJISt, 01w1d Sptelbtrt. lllft McGuire, Loe.use l..atha111 and lryoti lllofrow. lktrt It~, who wn stated tor a football career with the BaH1more Cotts until a kllff mjury ende4 those plans, shrs u 1 pile4 es-wpentJr quarter\Kk wtlo ll'IOtlikm his leltow a111wids t.r a tndlron battle 1111nst tberr Otlt>'essift prisoll cuards ill "The Loncest Yard," tile UC s.dJy II.pt lllcMe at ft. Am stJrr1111 are ~ Albert U a sty Ind Sinister prison warden, and U Uuler IS I lllUfl cuard taptlUI. Michael C..rM poft1lys I felow inrute ... wetern footballer wllo mists ~ wrti his tum, and J111 HamptOI is a lovable toll whose resourceful loM uture prowes to be his tracic 4owatast. Mel Al4I tbB n CMyl ~. tatitonril'' ..torious "red li&fd bandit," who spent 12 ,urs Oft death row llef0f1 Mml ...... Tiie st.y is ,.... Ill "«II • If ,. Cati," a tad4..i _. • •. Sun4ay 1t ft. Chemnn ns ~ and curred widl raMlefy, rape .. -· ill the late 40s. He WIS ICUllld el ~ a ,olice car Irr CllNriat tits cafs ~ lrith ~ c.llephaH 111cl ap11roachi111 widi11s parked 011 lowers IHn. a.-. ..... 1111. '"-........ a,ert ...,.,, ..... was lielpflll 111 his blttie to troicl the CH clllmber. T Ilia Shire co- sbn a lttoniey ftaulit Asher, • ttdellll C1lmMl1I ill ha !oat wdAl After eiPt cbf' of mclltion, be lost his final tpt191I. I I I I SUNDAY (Condnu.cl) U (J)(llf!lll) tuues and Allswtra G Thriller m Ood111 llutblll l O\ An&tln Ood&e1s vs Houston .\silos m Tht 8owtry lloys ( lU'J 'J) $portKope llJ t lrOMUt m &fu t l'trfonn111Cts Jt U.S h<r11 Report -12:30- J Colltp f'oothll H•1tH e m 1:1t1 llft ·11 , I Wild lltnadom U ( f2t I ) OutettOM (1f11 3_) Nfl football l'h111d,lph11 v' Lo) Anaeles 'lt Mayberry RfO 1:00 l }J 0.11diol!J D IU J I tJ m ()f l llH footb11J Oakland Raode1) v~ P11tsbu•ah Sleelers ' 6 Anlr111J World 0 Peocile 1 D Abllot1 & Costillo tGJ Anlftllti, Anlr1111s m lowtr) 8oyl (ltJ I lOVt Lucy fl!) C11vtston: Tht C11dtd Act ol tht Colden lslt A lolm eiplorona lhe rich arch1ltclural and h1~lomal buk around 01 GalvtSton an island ott the coast of roas lhe sp1111 ol lhe pro~perou\ and eltganl day\ •hen Galveston wh a lod1n2 cotton port 1$ rttruted (iltJ f )U.S. f11r11 ltepon m Rou11d C.ro/[11 El Mundo -1:30- 3J ~·· Si1111utt1 I Woild ol tllt Su D IM1pl l!Ol Colltat footNH '11 ra l1M Hollty-s (taJ <Dl Consu111t1s World 2:00 a lhw11: c'.C) "Strtll.tdt" (mus) 56 Mario Lan1a Jo;n Font1rne Vincent Puce 0 Tiit Ila V1llty (I) Mo.It: ·secret ot the Chateau · u Mo.It: Cl:) "Th• Susy Body" (com) '67 Srd Cmar. Robert Ry10 Anne Bute•. Dom Deluise CJ) lowt Amttlun $tylt <ml MOYlt: (Cl "M111" (adv) '&6 Clrnt W1lk11r Jay North Q)hru11 13) Mowit: "fin Wffh In A S..I· loon" (•dv) '62 -Red Buttons. A1cha1d Haydn hb11n 81rb11a Eden. f.UJ Tiit $11111 Covtntry C011cludrn1 covrraee ol t~rs l•dres P1ofessoon1t Golf Assoc11hon tourn1mrnl lrom Round Hill Country Club 1n San rr•n crsco Players 1ncludt Judy Rankin laura Bauth newcomer Drbbre Austin and others ( 121) ) Tiit Ractn m ~'" t n Oominso el> F1111ify l'ortnh -2:30- ())Topic fI.J lllo•lt: "Sht11ff of I ractuied Jaw fiJ lllowle: "Cl'Dallrt" (draJ 41 Robert Youns. Robert Ryan Robtrt Mitchum ((21) CJ )) Anl1111t World 3:00 8 loll•llU CD Mission llfl90Ulblt UJ llo¥it: "C4s.anov1 Brown·· era rn> Au'• sports -3:30- (1) Ironside CJ) Mowlt' · Murdr1 1n the Blue ROOf'l'I" (121l f]J) Alntric.an Mwtnturn m frttll•lld $~tdlin1 4:00 u use Foothtt use ·~ t eaas Ch11stian D Tiit Sundly Shelt '1 h9tyt & Hit frlfllfs IJ (mJ U) CGllts• fo«ball '77 D Mowlt· u9ri,U111 •-(' Id") 40 ly1ont Powr• l •nda Darnell Oun 1~uer !IQ) San l'edro ~ 811111$ m Motit: (C) ul'luzlt of A l>owft. Ian CMd" (dra) 11 Faye Dunaway ((17J l ) l) Soul Train m Senitt111111 ""°' !2Jl (I) M•t lht firm ll{J MJst•ry l"IM•lrt W Wilt Street Wttl m Gollct HcMir ~t) Notre 01m1 HHilts -4:30- )J Ad1m·12 D Ctltbnty lowllns c ll hu the "'hon (21) Cf ) Vokt a4 A,nculturt fD W1$11lnat011 W-' 1n llevte-e (al ())) lloNlll.I '9 urth, Sea ' Sky 5:00 ~ Nfl 611111 of 1114 W•i 0 SUr T11• {J lllowr1: C "The 1'11f1ct fur1ouall~ (comJ ~q Ion, CuM IJ lOl u """ (J Star Tro Q) Mowll: C-l •1>111ver IN tht Rio Cundt" (•tS) ~1 ldmond 0 8'ien Sterhna Hayden <crn m> c.tebnty c.urt f» AlntricJll/htMI Jtwhll Ko.Ir !lll Cl J Cenurn f.UJ f'ln11t UM f.llS Mttt tilt 1'1111 -5!30- (J) Tllrtt f"b&fiOfts lo Admrturt D flll CJJ 0 Mftl D Wktt World of Adwtntv11 <m lromktt 131$jll(t1999 ('8J Cl)) Tai. to tllt M1n11t1 G!!> Tht Growina Yttrs lvlWINd fS:OO fJD CIJ MIWI r.D fol'Vll/bal EJtm a Mowle: (t) (fir) uCr• Cur· rtllf" (Ora) "I I -Robert Hooh D WI ,EDRO llEACH • BUMS.NEW SEASON COMEDY Hffil • ((8) ) Su l't~lro luch lum "Tht Sho1tesl Yard" The bums while tryina to tuch u vml youna boys thfy don't have to iQy drrty football to wrn. lrnd themselves rn 1 came aearntt the mtantst and ·d1rt1ut team 111 San Pedro G AMllll WorW m MoN: CCJ OM "w ot 1111 lird!Mn" (d11) 11-0oue ~Clure <cm rn> ~ &t11Mt1 ,..,. s. =~= fa 5'mttlllf1C PtnOMI D Marlo & t11t Miile llladllnt l)f) Miry Tyttr llloott ~ Tiit Growlna Yun -6:30-fJ lf ) ((fl) (JI) ,..., ll) Wtlcl Klll1do111 U KNIC """ Conltftll(t fiJ World ott~ S.1 tQl Tiii H1r011 UPflll m rut111 "° s.u1 13 Mo.lt: (.t) "The Gun ind Ille l'ulplt" (wn ) 74 Ma110' Corin,, m Ptwdilly Cltcus illl f •• tilt llthon @!)Ills lllvt lihrMt 7:00 f.J ((1.ll U) t 60 lllllllutn D t21ll l1 m Qtl Wet~ of Ofs.. ney (2hr) l<rna of the G1111lru A Cree Indian 1s lhrnlened by a 10 loot 11111ly bear he once rescued 111 lhrs drama sta111111 John Yono r.1111) Wr&grn\ and Hugh Webs!" ClJ Htt Haw D CU ®J ((3) (f)) Nancr Drew/H11dy lloys In (gyp! Frank and lor art caueht 1n a dana,,ous advenlurt involvrne d goldtn idol stolt n horn a Pharao/\ \ tomb IJ father Dt11 Father Cl) Marcui W•lbf, M.D. f» )lpintM 0111111 m Amt11u111 -7:30- 1!1 lltu Tl111 Mouw @!)Woflllll 8:00 O That's Entert1inmtnt, • Par1 II. A ltu mow1e1 muai<al tilrn111n11I fJ (ll ll r 3J) e Th11'1 Entert11n 111e11t II (3hr) Alt all ne• movtt mu\1 cal eatravaaania compiled trnm JO years ol prrcefeS$ Metro Goldwyn Mayer films Gene l\elly and r "d Asl111e narrate and Ptr1orm to1tthe1 rn 111 new number) d11ttlfd by Kell1 tor lh1s film lhe \peml presents a 1a1a•y ot su'h musical stars as Judy Garland Lulre Caron Cyd Charr\~ Bing Closby Lena Horne Donald O'Connor Debbie Rtynolds frank Sinatra Gwen Verdon and ot course-AstairP and l\elfy (!) Ac'°""' & Colllp1n1 ()) Th1t llullYillt Musk U (]) ®J (la! Cl)) SI• lllMlltn S 1111111 "Deadly Countdown" Part I A hrred killer stocks Steve Austin when he tS selected tor a mrssron to lrnk up two space u tellrtes fiJ S!*lll "The Benny Htll Show" CD Mo.It: (2hr) "G.ulllllt" (mys) '44-Charles Boyer. ln1110 Ber1m1n Q) S.111 Yorty Slltw aD bpinat l.t11f1111• l'roer1111s 121 t11 Ctllctrt "Herb Albert" flllt E..m.1 rt l'ops G!!> Upet1l11 °"1rnsllin -1:30- • &11at1mal1ns find hope • after eartllquah. Come Wilk the WOfld, Dalt Eons, ruut. • c.. ""' ni. WorM Cl) '°' ..... tilt Ceunt11 0:00 B 0 CIJ D tUl Tht Ii& bltlt: Kill llllt If YOll CM (2hr) Alan Alda su rs as Caryl Chessman. C.11torn1fs ·red lrahl b1ndrt' of lhe 1940s, wf'lo was arrested and ch111ed wrlh su comes and murder. •as conv1Cted and spent 12 yurs on duth ruw before frnally bttna emuted Dr1ma du ls with lht rnue of cap1tat punishment and Chessman's eff111ts to IYOld the aas chamber hlr• Shott co sfars as aflorney Roulre Asher B 0111 Rakrts 1 t 1 Nmwih1 on the Road U 8URT REYllOLOS in • "THE LONGEST YARD" Fust Tlme on TY! U U rtOl (Qt) I J) Mowle CJ (2hr) "Tht Lon1Ht Yard" ld11) 14 Bun Reynold\ [ddre Albert [d l4ultr Jom H1mpton It's not how )OU play the 1•me that counts but whtther you win 01 lost •hen 1 team 01 con .. tt~ ;oe civen 1 on,, on~ Jrft senlfncf chance lo t.1ckfe lhtrr opprusive 1u1rds on 1 loolball ,,,. tor ~II' D R1lpll Wilk1non Q) Rea Humbard tMI Tiit OM w., m llllultrpteCf Thutlr. Dt<bns of lOlldoll "9 lm flOfll l111coln C.nter Ntw York Ph1lh6'nron1t Wrllt Zubm Mehl• -9:30- • Tiit ~Illa la Comtn& 11' f"ol1er W11oner Show a Ctltbrtly ltnnlt 10:00 U Day of OtKOVtrJ I fl It Tlhl A Tllltl Cll C..rntr Ttd Armstrona m MetrOfttWS Cll '1li ~ Hour m Mews fD WodtllOllM Plar!IMe -10:30- 0 11111111, S•1u1'1 Sllow O [r111st AnaleJ HcMir QJ SlilllO Wrutli111 fD Wifllltll & LOM!a 11:00 a e <J ,. """' 8 P1<111tt1n I J) flit '1'L Clllb m llloont: "'-tsh&111" (mysl •• Charin Boyer ln111d Be11man loseoh Collon m Hollty11100M11 a11 m M1111 12 ill flit 700 Club f.UJ Tht Rock follies Im hm111r Sw1u1rt Show -11:15- D Sports fln1l/ll1me of lllt Ctmt (()JJ (]J) llllO'flt: "Ghost 1n the lnv1s1ble B1krnt" ((21) Cl)) lltwl/llftylt -11:30- Tht m Ct .. D Q1J Cl) 11D !DJ lllO'lit: "Shtr lock Holmes rn New Yoik Iii 700 Cttlb • <m <a > """' Ttlt,ulst D MeYit• <CJ "lttwttn Huttn an4 Htfl" (dra) "!>6 Robert Wiener Terry Moore Broderick Cr1wlo1d Buddr Ebsen Cll 11«,. ,,_ football ID Cilclltntro 12:00 Mtdb IIal *'It'. (C) "TIM HoM" (dr1) '63 K11k Dou1ru Nrck Adami, Robert W1lktr. Nehemiah P111ott -12:30- U Morit: ""ycho'" .., ... ""' Amtfla a o,.,_ 1111s1tn -1:30- D lilfflt: <Cl "lll1111iflctnt lll11Jdof" (dra) "55-Anthony Quinn. Maureen D'li111. Thomas Gomez U Al Otlt Wltll ... Pege 1 The populu "I'd 11thtr bt saihna" bumper stkktr W011ld hue bMft app~t• tor Aldtr11ia11-bom Ktor Rod Tarlor hid NBC not deddtd to put TIJlor on the l1ll 1tlledul1 thit SUSOll 11 the stir of The Oreaon Trail, N's first new Western arits in some yuri. "I hid just bouaht a bolt and WIS plannlna to IO saillna for Ill trttndtd period ind try mr new t07," hytor said, his hud wklna with incredulity. "But NBC wanted me to do tht series, so htrt I am, ridina times, br11tllln1 In the dust and blsklna in the hot sun. "But I'm a aambler ind I rt1llY btliN in this N project. Our series is a so,histiuted show futurina authentic history to the backdl'09 of btautilul sunery," hylot 1dd1d. hylOt, • popular teltvision star (Holla Ilona and The Btarc1ts) and motion picture star ("The Birds," "Hotel.'' and "Sunday in New Y0tk"), portr1ys ban Thorpe who reluctantly but successfully takes on the diftlcult task of ••aon master of NBC'• Tht Ore1on Trail on Wednetday (9-lOf'M). Taylor, In real Ille tolor1ul, outspoken and rHPected by his purs. has played western heroes btfore, but none such as Ewan Thorpe. "He's aentlt, he cannot r11d and write, he's moral and insisb on prayers in the evenina." Taylor said. "I think that's contrapuntal to the llod Tatlor who can rldt and illoot and fiaht. I think that's useful, frankly. "II he were a straipt-out, bia. tou1h boss of the trail, it would be a bore. I think he's far rtmowtd from John Wayne. He's a stumblina, bumblina, sfly man who, when the chips are clown, will save your lift," the actor added. W"rtti his thrM motlltritss ctuldren-17-yur-old Andy, played by Andrew SttftftS (son of Stttla Stmns); 12-year-old William por· trayed by Tony leatr; lftd 10.yur-ohl bdlet, acted by Gi111 Marie Smib-ban Thorpe, a widowtr, mowes from his IUittois farm hopina to better himself and his family In the "" territOfJ of Oreaon. The •rits, set In the mid-19th century, whtn Oreaon fever natd 1eroa the ustem United Stites, 1110 stirs Darleen Carr IS waaon train tuchtr Marpret D..tin, 111 independent youna woman who is attracted to .the strona, couraaeous chmcter of Ewan Thorpe; a11d Charles Napier IS the waaon train's scout and aulde, tlcitum mountain man Luther S,racue. Tht wttkly series dramatizes tht epic journey from Independence, Mo. to the Willamette V1lley in Orecon. as the pioneers strugle aplnlt the elements to !Heh whit they pray will be the promised land. The efforts of NBC and Universal Studios have combined to make thia eaptftli" tt~ project authentk and rt1tistic with the tfltire filmlna t.a•1tt1 plau In Flaastafl, AriL ., Rod Taylor: as waaon mHter Evan Thorpe, hnds a true friend in w1eon train lt1ther M1r1a11t Devlin. played by Darleen Carr Pegel Tll WEfK SEPlEMBER 2$, 1971 SUllOAY, Sll'TUtBER 25 10:00 D )ohn RDOI-Show .]) Ifft ""·Gamt Show 10:30 D <i; i.fl rootball Ch11:110 ~ SI lou1s 11:30 m Ooctaer Oqout/l'rtaamt 12:00 CD Oocletr Butball los Anaeles Dod1e1s vs Houston Ashos 12:30 :.V Collect roocbalf H~llu u m aI Ifft ·n (lfl> fJ)) llft Football Pt11l1delph11 •S Los Anaeles 1.00 U @ tJ Im H llft roocball Oikl1nd R11dm v~ P1lhbu1&h Sletle1s 1:00 f1i) Tht Sarah Covt11try Concludtni cove1a1e of !htS ladies Professional Coif Auocialion !ourn1menl from Round Hill Country Club 1n San rranmco Playm include ludy Rankin laura 81ueh newcomer Debbie Austin and others 4:00 0 USC rootblll Tro11ns v' T tin Chmltan U (!31 l . ) Collef• rootball '77 6:00 o 11n rootb1ll Rap MOllDAY, SEl'TEMBU 26 6:00 U ) J 11QJ (<1f1 (!})Monday lllfht football New tngland Pair1ots Y\ thr Cleveland Browns from Cleveland TUESDAY, SEPTUIBER 27 7:30 2fJ Oodcer llueb1ll San franc1sco Giants vs Los "n&eles Ood&ers W£Dll£SOAY, scmMBEll 21 l:lO 1af) Ood1er Bawball San rranmco Giants v' Los Anceles Oodgm THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Z9 S.00 D 1211 •J)m 1H World Huwywti1ht Bo11nc Cllamplonships World Heavywr11ht Champion Muh1mm1d Ah meels Crn" Shims in a IS round !ille bou! hom New YO<~ s Madison Squ11t Carden SATURDAY, OCT08ER I 11:00 D 21 ft J m '9 Granclst1nd/llhfOI' Lu1111 &ntl>all 12:30 U 11Ql (JI IJ) llCAA rootblll l 1ve cnvmee of lhe came bet-.een Oklahom1 it Ohio S11te 3:30 0 ( 1ll (1 ) CBS Sports SpedaclllJr 4:00 U The Sltvt GlfftY Show 4:30 U nus Is Ille llfl 5:00 O The Chua Knoa Show U ']) ~ (121) Cl)) AIC's W"iclt WOl1d tf Sporu 11:00 U UCLA Bnluis football 1,77 UClA vs low1 SUllDAY, SEfflMIER ~ 6:00 U f.c.J "Cfoa Cunt11I" (d1a) ·71 Robert Hooks. Robert Waener CD ct) "Elare of !tie llird111tn" (dra) '71 Ooua McClure 1:00 m "Gaslipt" (mys) '44-Charles Boyer ln1t11d Berem1n 9:00 U {]) '1a) ((8) ml (C) "The Lon1ut Yard" (dra) 74-Burt Reynolds Eddie Albert, Ed l1uter, Jim Hampton MOllDAY SEl'TEMBU 2' 6:30 U CC) "Sandwtlts'' (dra~ 'n Herschel Bernardi. Cary C1osby 1:00 II CC) "Women Tl111a SMn" (com) '67 Shirley McCla1ne 0 CC) •tto. to Saft A Marrlac•" (com) '68 De1n Martin Stella Stevens 9:00 U @ Cl) GI QI) (,CJ "In tltt Matttf af K.1111 Ann Quinlan" (dra) '17-Bmn l\e1!h. Piper Laurie. 01v1d ftuffman O CC) "M0A-S0H" (c,om) '70-Elho!t Could. Donald Sulh erland TUESDAY Sll'TEJIBER 27 6:30 O CC) "Hui of Anter" (dra) ·72 Susan H1yw11d. J1mes StKy 1:00 e "lilies (ff Ille fleld'' (d11) '63 Sidney Po111er Lila Skala 0 "'Krtnea hw 1111 ,rCIMCllboll" (dra) S7 -lyrone Power Marlene DietrK:h Clmlu lauch!on WEDllUDAY SEl'TEJIUI ZI ':30 8 CC) "The S.. CMM" Part I (adv) '55-Jolln Wayne Lana lurner 1.-00 U c.cJ "Ginpr ii tM Monllftl" (1om) '73-Sissy Spacek Cl CC) '1111 Ttdcn" (•es) '66-Audie Murphy, Diani lorys 9:00 D ((]lj (])) CC) "UW. Cellflty Jlil" (dra) · 16-Yvdle M1m1eu• Tommy lee Jones Rober1 Carr ad int ntUltSOAY, S[l'TEJllU 2' 6:30 U CC) "The S.. CMM" Concl (adv) '55-John Wayne. lan1 lu1ne1 1:00 U CC) "llicht ,..,..,. (mys) .!14 Greaorv Peck. Brode11c~ Cta.tord Cl CC) "The Sftetltll OIWll" (d11) '64-Wilham Holden Capucine fllOAY S£mMBO lO 1:00 U c.cJ .. .,. .. (wts) ·~-Bur1 Lancaster. Inn Peters D (,CJ "Wha's Mlnditl1 tlM Millf' (c,om) '67-Jim Hulton 9:00 0 Cil !lDl (al())) CC) "The Trial of l• H•fftY Ornld" (dra) '71-lorne Greene, Ben Cuarra, John Pteshe!!e, Mo Malone SATURDAY OCTOBO l 1:00 a CCJ ... .i"*' CllllOt Micl tllt Tiaer" (dra) ·n-Huao St1a1tti ID CC) "Cllarrt" (wes) '69-Elvis Presley, Ina Balin 1:00 D CC) "lt .. p Ult Wild Wind" (adv) '42 John Wayne. Susan Hayw1rd D CC) "Johnny Dir'" (dra) '54-fony Curtis, """ Laurie. 9:00 U t2J) Cl) fl!) (JJ) (,CJ "Tiit lltl'tm" (adv) '69 -Stm McQueen • MORNING I -10:30-2:30-._ _________ _, D (IUJ r 3 l) r f ) Lowe of Ult D ((ff l ~ ) re 1 Match Carnt -t :30 - ~ Mert Gnttrn 6:00 U 1 I • Summu Sttntstei 13) {9• The l'Tl Ckib II ~•· DOID Futurn (llli 1 l ) ci,t.1n llnaaroo '-6:30- D lnstnichonal Course 11 Mat '°' Womt11 Only U Infinity ftttl>fY D Mldlltl Jacbln Show ( lJ TV Ct&UtOOl!I Cll .lQI ~ fUllHts m Bolo's Bi& Top CE fe1t1 tht Cat (!2fl rt l) Romper Room 7:00 fJ _l) nr _) ) llews D (1~ ( J) m IH I today Show a 100 a~ II U l • m ,. It's AnyMdy's I. Lene It to Bearer Cue5S m Bultw1n"e 0 3) 110 ( ~ t ) $20,000 a> Penelope Pllst09 P'y11mid 3:00 m ttoaan's Htiots U ( 17 ) ) Tatttetaln 11> Wlldltlt Adventure 11 m The Gone Sho• 11 :00 0 OuCft!t U ( 1~ ( U ! Youns &lltstleu rt 1 m fhntstones II t.2tl t 61 G> (39• Slloot tor the D ~ ( l.9 e ) Eda• al ll11ht Slan I Hollywood Connedton < ll The Cdrt of Ni&ht 10 Movie: Set Oayflm( Mow•P D 13J t tO" ((.tt t ) Tht 8tttet 11> funky Fantom Se.a 23 6 lron»dt 0 MlddaJ L.A S•ndy S.1011 I\ th' at Our Cana host tD foods for the f am1ly ID MetronlWS it OiMh! II) Gome1 P'yle m Sesame Street """ [I.,. Co -3:30-u,:, .,,.rt< mpiny 0 Eii) Mike Oouclu Show -11:30-3 Futures U ('111 3 1) 1 e Search lor II Medtul Center TtM'llOfrOW " OiM~I II Mary T ylet Moore 6 Spttdtacer m Tom & Jerry II) Woody Woodpecker ( IT! 31) f'ott Is R11ht 23: 6 Mm &rtfftn St.o. 2t The Brady Bunch tD w11ter Roaers, freutyl' I hu1 lht \tcond of lhrP• prrv,.w\ nl ma1or nt" rh1ld1rn • ,,.,, \11 " rh1ldirn 1n non fl•d1l11111al work And pl6y ~1tua1tons 111111od1h•d 1luAflM rom•dy to1mat ('29, 8 ) 8on1nu 3t 5'nlord 1nd Son m Eletlrtc Comp1ny 5:00 U D e1110 Nt1n D a) e ,. lle•S, World Huwywe11ht 8o11n1 Ch1mpion~h1p Thur MuhdmlllAd Ai v f ,,.,, Sh•V,1\ Ct l Cartoons IJ .)!'10;(}0 e) Momi111 Amtriu Good D '231 I .) m 38 Chico ' the • Cartoons Miii D 10 Mo¥1t. Ste Oay11mp Mov.,· 0 8onanr1 6 •2f 1 Dream of Junie 0 Wild Wtld W11t Ill Futures ID 8up Bunny/f'otky Ptt CEPo,tyt tl§J The 700 Club fD Yop !Of Health -7:30- ([J m Cartoons 0 Tiit PTl Club ID Tom ilnd Jerry Hour ED lll1s1tr Roetn 8:00 fJ Captain ~n1aroo 'l C.rtoons CE Wacky Rates ® Tiit Atcl11es (IJ SIHlup ((fJ) ()J) The '1L Clllb f1!t l.ooln! -8:30-u Fe1t11res ((J Tiit Artllta Ill BodJ Sucklits m Oudltf Do-Richt II) llJ ClrtOOM W Villi! Altar• 9:00 D J Htre's Lucy C3 J The P'll Club II al 3) m S.nlOfd & Son a The Gallery '{) I loft Lucy Hour IJ AM l..m An1tlts CJ llotwtt: Su Dilyhme Movie~ ID I loft Lucy ffG! ( 121) Cl)) .... Oav&tas Show II> Ciilli1111'1 blind lfl lrttlt R"uh m Sesame Strfft 0) l'llil Donahue SIWl'll -9:30-u Cl) Plitt Is l\IPt D @ m m Hollywood Sq111re1 U Mayberry RfO m Illy Tll<ff SOM 11> Rom,et Room all Lu" It lo s.,"' 10:00 II \Ul r.11 m tUl Whetl f«tunt D Mofle: See Daytime Movies ~ry llllSOll .S of D I]) ~ ('211 CJ)) Hippy 0115 m AndJ c:orrrt11 CE Pllblit A111irs (<llJ ())) Ktrt's Lucy (21) Mcwit: See Daytime Movies fli) ClaSStoom IMtrutholl J 1 Otworce Court ' o J Brady Bunch D c~l f1 0i (llt e >Family Ftud ma> au,, Bunny m The New MICkty MOU$t Club CE Heckle and Jetkft m Let's bp 17 I 3 •) Captain Kancaroo m lhnny ' !lit frolmor ,. Tht Flintstonei tD Stilme Sttttl ID Bi& Blue lhrlllt W family f'0tt111b m O~nah1 AFTERNOON 12:00 D Noontunt II To Tell the Truth 0 Tw1hcllt Zone (, Ry111'1 Hope D W ((2() Cl.ii AU MJ Children J) <f'D.I U1 lltw'I m Mom: See Oaylime Movie~ a> I Orum ot Ju nnrt (llli Cl)) NOOll Affair/Joe S.11111 lll 'JJ The Gona Show 131 Perry Mason W lllacllttl/l.tltrtr Rtp0r1 fl!) Oiredw's Studio -12:30-u (rf1J I])) re 1 Ai the Wo1ld Turns 11 illl 'tJ m 13t Days ot Our Um U The Rtlltman ll)l'errr Muon 1]) 4M My Children II> Courtship of Eddtt's F•ltltr fD Yoe• tor Hultll 1:00 u Btc Valley D C]J (IHJ I lil Ry1n's Hope Ollews Q) Gt! Srurt l3J Mowrt: See Daytime Mov1ts tD Clmroom Instruction -1:30- D ('lt VI I; The Cu1d1nr Uc ht I)~ tj) m ll The Oot1on (I) Okk Van Oyh Sllow IJ m (fa) ((21) rt;) Ont I.lie lo LM " Drlolc. Court m set. BllM 2:00 u (CI1J > llJ an i11 tilt r.moy II inJ (I) et (ft1 Anotlttr Woclcl U Lon A/'lltnc.an Style CJ) Th•t Girl D Mo.it: Sff Daytime 'lo.tr~ CEllews m Ma<Nttl/Lefuer Repor1 -2:15-fJ 1'1 1t01 (iltJ r 8J) General Hospital 4:00 e fJner&tnCJ One Ci) Mnerd II> Popeye ZS (0 Adam· 12 B CartOOIH W Villa Alt&re ( 2tl t ) The flinlstonn lt• Hollywood ~ums CE l.oom 3t Maty Tyler Moore m M11ter Rott" -5:30-u I e ( 1'7 3 )( 291 8 ) Nun f w, Three Sons ID Tom l Jerry II) W1tt Ttff Your father Gels Home lt Andy Cnlftlh Sho- )t S.wrtchtd ID Villa Ale1re Call my office for an immediate dental appointment ~ Dr. Alan Miller Family Dentist 29'19 Fairview Costa Mesa • 9'19-39'10 P4199 t ( MONDAY SU'TEMIU 26 Fot 11101t11n1 a11d atte,_,. h$t111p, ,..,,. set DAYTIME '1tOGU~. le low, IOf JOI'' tomen1tnu, art Ille d¥f'' lllCMn. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 l!J "City Atrou ll1t R1ttr" (d1a) 49 Slephen McN•llr Thelma R1t1e1 Sue Cnel•nd 10:00 O "Buu Gest•" ladv) JC} Ga1y Cooper Ray Milland Rober1 Preston 81110 Oonltvy Sus.in Haywa1d J C111ol Naish Alben Oe~ker i.2tJ ··September Afl111" (dra) so loseph Cotten loan ron tarne. Jessica Tandy 12:00 ID "Com1 live Wilh Me" (d1a) ·41 Hedy Lamarr lamr\ Stewart tan Huntrr. v,11ee leasdafe Donald Meek Barton Maclane 1:00181 IC.I "Paper Man" (dra) 71 Oun Stockwell Stfldn1f Powers James Stacey 2:00 0 rC1 ''Apartment for P111y'' Ccom) 48 Wilham Holden Jeanne C1ain fdmund Gwenn 3:00 10 IC• ''The Neon Ctth111·· (dra) II lee Grant G1e Youne Denise Nickerson Herb f d~I man Wilham Sm1tht1s 3:l0 U .C1 ·~111111" (dra1 10 Raquel Welch lllmes Stacy Luke Askew Don Ch•stain Ron R1l~1n EVENING 8 :00 U tt (1T l3 )News D 23 IJ m ,, Net!$ 0 EmttetllCJ 011e • w, Gnthth U 31 10, ( 2t t ) Monday N1&frt follball live covera&e of the came bet ween the New England Pat1101s and the Cleveland 81owns horn Cleveland 0 Iii) P1rt11er tlle Ghost ID Pai1ncl&t ramify m Tht Wies m Journer to Ad'ttnture 2'1 My Thrtt Sons m Zoom m Or11111tk Series W food\ for the Modern F 1111il) -6:30-u Mowie: •Ci (90) "Sandcastl~" (dra) '77 Hmchel Be1naid1 Ga1y Crosby Jan Michael Vincent 16 1 f2tJ Hoa•n's Heroes m Tht Odd Couple (117l C3J) Tht lone Rinser al As Wt Set It W hmtly Portrait 7:00 0 12i li WmNe~ a I.ms Club • Tht Odd Couple '11 To Tea Ille Truth m Concelltrahon CD I l..owt Liiey U) Le1's Me 4 Dal ( t7l rf) My Thret Sons m Actioll 0ra"" '.1f Tht ~.., ft) Mlcllttl.lthm Report U Enttrtltnment TOlll&lll W Yoe• W"llh Madtli111 -7:30- D Consumer llllybe 0 Ntwtywecl Gamt j Tile lloc*its ti.J N11M Thal T-O Tile W.tr's Wild m Tht lfld) klldl m Atb,..12 ('lf, J)) family Affau m Ora1111bc S.nu 1,J l W'lld World of A1111111b W Cll11111tf ZI T0111ctrt Sublook Do Wt Need IP 1 his documtnlllrr uses the lour yeat history ol the par11ally completed nuclear powfl plant of Seabrook New Hllmpshue as a vehicle lo e1plain who dterdts how much powtr we need and how we art gom11 to gel 11 W Someth111& PeltOllll m List of tht Wild 8:00 U (C11J (3)) r 8J Youn1 Oan'I Boone Daniel makes a dan11erous deal he aare~ to l@t the Shawnees caplure a group ol settlers rather than see them killed 1nd his own people lhtnk he has betrayed them D ~ll IJ Cl ltJ little Hone on the Prime My Cllen · laura convinces Eloise laylor lo let her daughl" Ellen go sw1mm1n111n the creek Trll&ed1 Wike when Ellen drowns and [foist is so 111et stricken uver tosine hfl only child thit she holds laura person1lly moonsebte lor the duth 0 M0t1t. ~ (2hr) "WOtlltn Ti111es Senn" <coml 67 Shufey MtClaine Alan Atkin Army bureaucracy takes a beating in the funniest American war comedy of all time. Starring Elliott Gould, Donald Sutherland and Sally Kellerman. KABC·TV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE 99:00PM(i) P-0-10 Tl/ WeEI'. SEPTEMBER 25, 1977 r.) Movie: (2hr) ''C..,U.n lloocl" (adv) ·3~ Errol rtynn Olivia de Hi1v1lland fll llllMt: re> <Ztu> "How to Sa.e A Marriar•" (com) ·68-Dun Martin Stella Stevtns ti• Wallach m The Odd eoup1c m MO'fll: uanp1 Lui" (dlll) so Gary Cooper Lauren B.call Jf,t Gllmidt W ei> Upataln, DoWtlstl1n ft) Premltt -8:30-m Cfou-W'tb 9:00 u (!17' ,,, ft J The lttty Wllltt si- l ~ Sa11 Pedro 8uch lllms .. '"' 'tJ m (Jf) Motie: r CJ (2hr) uln ltlt Matter ol Karen Ann Ouinlln" (dra) ·17 8111n Keith Piper l au11e David Hultman David Spielber& 811! McGuue 8111n Keith and Piper lau11e por tray the 11ngu1shed parents of the youn11 Hew lmty woman who lapsed into a coma and sullered 11re~ers1ble brain damaee leaving them '""' the agon111ng decmon as lo whelher or not to ktep her 11tve u Mo•i•: <ei (21u)"M•a•s•H" (com) 10 Elliott Gould Donald Sutherland Sally Kellerman Tom Skemll In order to kttp lheu sanity amul the everyday horrors encoun tered 1n a Mobile Almy Surgical Hosp1till du11n11 the KOlun War. a group of Almy sur1eons develop a lunatic lifestyle •h1ch mll kes ll ~ambles ot m1ht11y buru ucracy rfa. Movie Ct) (2111) "Tiit St111 &amt" (com) ·11 lllmes Garner ( dward Asnei lou Go~tt fu~d. thl' unflappable cock•too, who plays Tony Barell•'s roomm•te in ABC's But'll•. rt'ct'ntly w.as •w•rded tht' Grand P•hy (for best •nlmal or fowl ac- tor) for thr second conJecu- tive ye•r. When • visitor to the Barett• set .asked him •hout his ruction lo the honor, ff\'d's resp<>nu! was •typiul sllence. Hi, interprt!ler, St'- rit'• H•r Robert Bl•ke, e.11- pl•ined: "Th•t muns I Ain't got no squ•wk," • • • tor most of the l.ut fillt' ~·n ut~s Bu~ra Pukin' h•s het'n living in Engl•nd. Now, howe-ver, she is spend- ing most of ht'r time in Hol- 1 ywood working in teltvision productions. In "Young Joe, The k>rgotten ~nedy," a motion pictu~ being filmed for ABC, she co-stan with Peter Str•uss. ... I left Hollywood bt'cause ewrylhing In both films •nd television wu so bad," she admitted. "Just rt'cenlly, though, there has been a ch•nge. I h•llt' done thrtt telt!Vision productions in a row and tht')' hne •II been excellent. I think the tide ls luming," • • • UUlJ ~ ~ UUlJ (![jiJ (![jiJ ~· ~ UUlJ P11ge 11 MONDAY (Con11nu.cl) lD MtfY (il1tt1n Sholl m l1pancsc Dl•mt 2f) Mom: C {2hr) "Ledy let" Cd•a) 11 Donald Sulhtrland Jenn1l'1 O'Nt11 HObt•I Ou~all ~hu1 0 Cllnntll f.D A&• ol Ull<AIUlnty Rrpnl ol lht 13 o••I Juhn Kennelh G1lburlh "'"5 on econom•t\ l)Ol1h(S ( 29 • ) ~ C "bsianmtnt II" (d•a> 68 St,ohtn Bord ~ OnlCI S~rnd Show -9:30- D ( H ) r) I M1"6t A UIO h•\ bren •.rgtlttd O•t• lutkdl•~ bvt 110 l)nt bellevt\ 11 btr auv 11 ~ Maude who ha\ .pott•n •I 10:00 D ( tT ..}J) tJ lllll11tr lht *Ulld5 ol music and mtd11.1nt meet under lilt u• dei1tl1 cond11tons as 01 Sid Ralltrly trrah • < lass1cal vttluosu v1ol1n1s1 V1rt01 I h'm (Pt• ter Donal) and a ru<k \Iii• J~n'" Fowle• ([ta1nf He1lveilJ ) TH11mon1 of Two Men DIJlltws I 1 Mo•lt'. "Zontar, Th1n1 from Sela<•" (';t.1 hi '6b lohn AeM ~uun B1urm~n Ol ll11M Celltry f.D In Pvnu1I ol liberty ID (I Bien Amado -10:30-m a> e> lltwt 11 :00 D •.l, 0 I {'Ill 3 ) 11"'1 u !ll1 ', m ~t.i 11ns D The ltolt)'woo4 COii MdlOll a bans end llaw•• IO,i llns m ai rttnwood 111c111 II) P'ttry M.son f'll) film future ((Ji) • Vl 1.ov• Amtnun Style "1l) M1elleil/lellrt1 ltepor1 -11:30- f) <t11 '3 Jl 11 cas 1.111 McMt: McCab' & Mr5 M1ll,1 J Mom: "Alt Hallds °" Deck" ((Om) 61 Pat Boont Buddy Hackttl u ~, u m ,, .,_,, c...n D i..o.t Amergn Styit 6 Mottt "1'11etr009 Command" (d11) SS R1tha1d 8'k;ly1n Ken I ynrh O MoYie ''flit Moftt1 trap" (d,.l 66 Gl,nn ford m, Somme• 11111 Haywo1lh Jo..eph Collen R1tardo Montatba11 10 llOM!de lD lletrOMWS 2t1 The 700 CM al Caphonc4 ABC 11"'1 (l2tJ t ) $cl.fl Thtatre m Cinema 34 12:00 D T•illlhl lont Cll Mowit: (Cl "lnt ol the Ski Bums" (do<:) '69 Ron runk M1k' lueltel Ed Ricks m LDst 1n S,,Ce (I) .. Hits: Unduworlo 5tor¥ Johnny Stoot Pidgeon" -12:30- 0 Gtnt Autl'J 10 Mcmt. lhe Monty trap 1:00 0 l, 6 llt lOlllOff .. -3:05- D Mo•1t: C "The Okl1ho1111n" (•Ul \6 Joel MtC1u Barbara Hate B•ad Ot1tt• I TUESDAY I SlmMIUI 27 for -111n1 and 1ftt1110011 ldt111ai. pltHt ... DAYTIME rtlOGIWIS. k low, IOI '°"' COllwtflllllCI, ... tht diy's-m. a.m 1u MOYtlS t.00 D (Cl "Pnntt War of Ma JOI ltftsoft" 1com1 SS Ch1r1ton Htslon. Julie A~ms JO·OO D "Adwuturu ol Mmo No" (•dv) JR Cary Cooper » "Doctor Orhch'' 111111c Bullets" (d11) •O ldw••d C Robinso" Ruth Cordon 11:00 m ·01111•l'WI" tdra1 J& Bette Davis Franchot lone Mar U•tl I ind"y Alison Sk1pwo1lh 1 ·00 IMi 11:) "Wt're llo •n1ett" (com> SS Humphrey Boutl Joan Bennett Aldo Riv 2:00 0 IC J "The Ottdly Altilr'' (dra) '67 !•mu Muon Simone S11nurel M111m101n Scnell 3:00 (!QI .cJ ''Tht 811.os" (drU · 71 -Ceoree Peppard Pernell Robtrh 3:30 D (C "Set llo bU" ldrll / l M11 r arrow Robin 8a1lty Dorothy Alison 013nt Cr~y\on EVENING 6:00 D ll) 0 IJ) <IQ) llns U JS IJJ m Ot llns e Cmtt1ency o ... IJ Andy Gnltrtll • G My P1rtMr tht Ghost m Thi hrtnd1t h11111v TV WE(I( 'i[PT(MBER l~ t911 Ol Tiit ._ta ((111 CJ)) ('2fl lf )) llns fl) Journey to Adnntvre a .., Tllrtt s-m Zoom fD OranlltK $41rta "1!> A$ Man kll•tts -6:30- D Mo¥tt C (90) "Hut ol All fer" ldra) 71 Svs;n Hayward amu Stacy I ec I Cobb 1 )tllns f 1 Hoc111's Ht10ts 1Ql Men Gnffift S'-m The Odd eoup1e ( J7> f ) TIM lont bn&er (Ml Hoc•n's HtJOeS f'll) A$ Wt Se. It A ?6 pan se11u locuM& on school dtst&•ahon as ~en lrom the student~ v1twpo1nr ( 2tJ (f)) Bewitched gi) The GrOWln I TH 11 7:00 I 1 I £mtf&t11Cl 0114 uu u 11m11en 0 U111 Club r 0 J TIM Odd Couplt ! 8J To Tell the Trvth 0 Conctntr1ho11 lD I lme Lucr Ill Lat's Make A Dul (111' { Jl) My Thrtt Sons m Amtrkan lwatl ltwnll Hour a &ltman Q1) klltll-lt4'11r lltpott ((211 Ul TIM P•rtrldc• hm1ty 'fl\ Ellt1rb111111t11I Ton1pt m urth s.a 's-y -7:30-u CllldMI CMl«a a lltwlywftl G1me tJ TIM ._.ies DO ... Oo tear oul lhis test and watch Eye- witness Closeup for the answers all this week. Make your children watch, too. It could save all your lives. 7. Children should know at least __ _ escape routes from their bedrooms A One B Two C Three 8. Careless use of matches throwing lighted cigarettes into combustibles and improper storage of llammable liQu1ds were respon· s1ble for__ percent of home llfeS last year P11gt1 12 1. A smoke detector. to be most elfec11ve should be placed 1n A Bedroom B Kitchen C Bathroom D Hallway 2 Mosr home lires start between A 6 am • noon B noon -6 pm C 6 pm -m1dn1ght D midnight -6 am 3 For maximum safety bedroom doors at night shoulo be A Open B Shut C Lelt slightly a1ar 4 __ percent of home tires could have been prevented last year A 10% 8 ~5% C 75\ D 100% 5 Flammable vegetation should be cleared _ feet lrom any structure A 10 feet B 20 feet C 30 feet D 40 feet 6. Flammable vegetation should be cut down 10 a maximum height ol 16 inches for another __ feet A 50 feet B 70 teet C 100 feet A 25% B 501% C 75% 9. In a h1gh11se tire you are sale when A You are on floor above lire 8 You are on floor below fife C You can escape by elevator D None of the above 10. Whal non·combusllble kitchen staple is a good tire t1ghl1ng substance'? A Baking soda B Corn starch C Baking powder D Flour 11 In case of lire in the home children should be trained to A Immediately evacuate room B Wail tor help C Hide in closets D Run to their parents 12. TRUE OR FALSE Combustible lfems like 011-soaked rags. I rayed wires. and slightly leaking gas fixtures can A Burst into flame at any time __ B Explode only 1f 1gn1ted __ C Cause sparks __ • \fQI 11)1 I U Im Hot11wood Sqlllfa I U Tiit liofta Show D Tiit Joter's Wild m (121) LIJ) TIM Ind) Bundi Q) W,111-12 (l11J ) family Affair (2t) lueblN San rrancosco Go•nls vs Los Ana,les Dodam fD CllanMI 21 T Olliaht e!l Colifttry lllllSic 8 :00 D ( f1I I') J. The F11zpit11ds Ille whole lam1ly os upsel when Moos accused of chea11n1 on a school lest Lou froul' auests D (ll) CJ) Im )ti The R1ch11d l'ryor Show O lllHit: (2h1) "lilies of lh• Field" (dra) '63 Sidney Poohtr Lila Skala C IJ lllcMe: CCJ (2111) "Su H1Wk" (adv} ·•o E11ol r1yon B1enda Marshall fJ CD Cl.al (l2tl Cl1) Happy Oayi °'Haid Cover" Richie and r on11e ''' cau&hl 1n a a1rls' dorm afler curlew and have lo •Hori 10 drasllt measures lo escap' when lhe hous' mother makes he1 room check O llloN: (Zhr) "W11Mss 101 the 1'1osecution" (dra) ·57 Tyrone Power Marlene D1et11ch m ust o1 "" wu Q) llHit : IC1 (2~r} "Rhubarb" (mus) 56 Illy Milland Jan Slerhn& fD m UjlllStairs. Oonsb1r1 -8:30-a (J) (fQ; ((21) ClJ) l.Htrnt & Sllirlty h& Tum Wrulhn&" In order to rarse money 101 the Orphan fund Benehl Lavern' and Shnley lrnd themselves 1n awkward posrto0ns w~en lhty have to wru1le The Masked Marvelelles lwo proft~ s1onal lemal e wresllers m Cfou-Wib f» ChintM Lu1u11e l'ro111m 9 :00 e (11.t )J) 'J) 111·A·s·H IUdar s des11e to lulhll hrs manhood and 20 on leave to Staul encouraeed by Hawkeye Inds lo unupected consequences whoch very nu1ly bruk up th en lr1endsh1p 0 DAVID WISS£N * STARS IN TWO HOUR "P0LIC£ STORY" D JJJ 11) Im .}I, l'ollu Story Preuurt Porn! (?hr) Oavod Jans sen stars as an all too concerned watch commander police maeant whose intense loyally to his men as protector conleuor mamaae coon selor on~olves him m such $tllOus ofl dut y problems as alcoholrsm sute1de and paranoia G Cil r1]) ((21) LU) Thm's Comp.any Jatk and Ch11ssy appar enlly do Janet a disfa vor by talking her into lryrng for a promol1on at the flo11st shop where she works m llttn Ctiffin Show fD 111 ,tffonnance al Wolf Tr1p m [sptttuul11 '77 I!!) llnterpieu Theatre -9:30-D (11.ll Cf)) IJ Ont Day Al A Tllllt Julot 1ets rnvolved in a pred1ca ment she is sure $he can handle and Ann 1s sure she cannot in lhe l11st ol ii lour part episode St1 enrly on the Romano Cooper htusehold tomes lo a msh1n1 hall alter Juloe collodrs wolh a parked c.ar cons her way rnto a 1ob and loses her heart lo an older man O L~ 1 11Q1 (121! 1J)) Solp Jm1ca Tate hides in the ktlChen when h" relatives lhe Campbells come tor dinner Her sisteo Milty Campbell alont wrth the Tales m vant Ben son tells Jessica som, shockont 1nforma11on Parental d1screl1on is advised 10:00 D ( 17 3 ) 1 Lou G11nl Rosso covtlS a robbtly shOOlln& on •hteti a slore o•ner has killed a yount as~ol '"' Rossi IS krdnilpped at eunpoont by the veneetut brolher .ind ordered to 1ew111e the story dtlendrnt lhe dead youth 0 O llews 1 t ) llom: (90) "Tht llad Docto1 al llar\el Sheet" (adv) ~I UnA Mrr kel Lionel Alw1ll 0 FAMILY-BUDDY'S • FIRST ROMANCE fJ <11 If§) (l2tJ 1 U) fam~y lhr Fust l 1me · Buddy and h" boyh itnd P J hnd themselves on a peer eroup s1tuahon when lhey leel pressured lo upe11ment •rlh sr1 m Niaht Gallery m tn l'ursurl of liberty -10:30- m m m""" ® Lowe Amenun Style 11:00 D ~ U J fQJ lt lltw1 D 21 J (fT "')fDllt•S 0 TIM Hollywood Connt<llOll Cll lrOllSICM m ill! r.,~ 21111ht Q) '"" lluon (all I)) Lott Alllt11Un Style m llKlltillbh1t1 Report -11:30- 0 ( 1ll }J) llJ CIS Lale MoYM: Kotak · A Very M1ssm1 Person D 12' I I) Im !)f l )almy t.11111 D Lott Amtnan Style 6 Movie: Year 2889 fJ 13 10 (-tt t ') Mot1e· Plua Suitt m 11e11011rn iXi Tiit 700 Club ID CaptlOlled ABC News m eme1111 l• 1 2:00 0 Twilrahl z-Cll liloWll: "My Dullna Cte111en· tine'' (wes) 46 tienry r onda Linda O~rnell Viclor Malure Walfer 81tn nan m llov1t: ''The Clock" (dra) 45 Judy Garland Robert Walker Jamu Gleason II) liloYtH: . Wake Up and Kill. lhe 8rave One m lahno Consort1u111 -12:30- D llloY1es: Des11e rn lhe Ou~I Illegal T ralhc .. Always on Sunday 1 :00 D J3 't lt Tomo11ow -1:30-m liloYtts· Mrs Mike Porl Aho que 2 :00 O Mo¥1t1. Resurrtcllon 01 lath a•y Wheeler I Was Monly s Dou bit -2:05- 0 lloY1e: "h 1&tl Zt 10" (1dvJ ~5 Chuck Connors Chillfts Bronson P99913 FREESTYLE Frl!l!.111/t• 11nt' u(rhe must tnnmufl•'I! ctnd tmportunf """ 1hiltlrt•11 '1 .1u1e.1 sine e St>wme Stree1 1s pre we" ed 1n three l111lf-li11ur fpl!uu/1 an KC ET. 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The project is funded bv a $3.6 million xrunt from the Curur Awareness D1vuion of the Edunwon ttnd W()rk Group ul the National lnst11utt of £duru11on, u subdivmon uf lhl' Department of Health, £duca11on and WC'l ure. M •A •s •H ,1 .. r Mike farrcll ho-.i.. 1hr lir\t of three 'pct1.ih from I rcr~1ylc. WcJne'\duy .11 7PM on KC'El D no·Rootc1 2" Drain Lines Page 14 Roof Access Additional $5.50 24 Hr. &Mrgewcy Sen le• 4 11 Main Drain Up to 70' Roof Access Additional $5.50 £_'\ IWEDNESDAY) $(ffl)ll(I 21 fOf llOl1lllll llMI atte1111011 11st111p, pit•,.. OAYTUU rtOGWIS. le· low, fol ,_, *' .. iena, are Ille day's~ DAmlll( lltOVICS !:00., "f'ittsklp" (di~) 41 John Wayne Ma1lene D1tlrt<.h Randolph Scott 10:00 • ft.I ~ Mo1111tl4 rtlke" (adv) 40 Gary Coope1 Madtlttne talrol a "TM 0ne T\at w Away" (adv) '58 Harry Krul" Cohn Got don 12:00 m ''Vin V'tlla!" (dfa) 34 Wallace Bee1y F 1y Wray l eo Camllo 1:00 QI) (CJ "bu,. from fort lruo" (wes) ·~3 W1llt;m Holden [leano1 Parktr. John rorsythe 2:00 Cl "Th• fuCIU" •llld" (dra) '60-Mailon Brando Anna Ma&nani Joanne Woodwa1d 3:00 l]QJ (CJ "Tht rrolant Comedy" (dra) '69 CMk Con nots, Carl ~ll 3:30 U CC) "fin Otsperatt Women" (dra) 71 An1anette Comer Rober! Coniad 81adto1d Dillman Joan Hackett Denise lttehols t:Vt:NtNG e:oo fJ i]) (lUl CJ)) ..... 8 @ D a.JJ lllwl • llltfptKJ Ont (I) Andy Griffitll $how 8 CD ® (Qll ())) llews Ill lly ,.Mlf Ille Cillolt m TIM rartridce Fe11111y mTIMttoMln m Journey to Mwtnturt (21) lly Thltt SeM tl) l.oom m 0ra111111c Series ~ foods IOI tllt Modern hmily -6:30- D Mowit: (90) "Tht Su Chu•" Parl I (adv) '55-John Wayne Lana Turner. hb Hunter. James Atness ()) a Hopn's Ktrot1 ® Mtn Griffin Show m TIM 04d C.Uplt (cr?l Cl)} TIM Lont llnatr masw.s.n ( 121 ())) a..itdltd ~ f amlly ""1rtlt 7:00 CD C-lttlCY ON D88 cm lltWs 8 Lian a-. ()) TIM O*I Couple ()) To l ti tlMi T rutll Ill Coftctmutlon m 1laft1.ucy a»UfalllaUADul ( cril CJ)) lly Thi• Som fB 11«u11 Laftpaet rrttra111a 1211 lltlMll fD F1.-tytt A preview ol KCffs children's se11es scheduled fo1 lhe Fall of 1978. lt1lu11n1 Mike Farrell as host of a variety show f01mat with a youna reper1ory company 1n M:enes des11ned to increase career aware ness and deflate ser role stereo typ1n1 (all Cl)) r.rtrid1• family a E.nttmlllmt41t r •1t11t -7:30-11 Siii II• lb I he lamous musiea1 group hosts d hall hou1 show w1lh Sl)tc11t 'uesl !.111 f11nk Corshm • Tiit Ntwtywed GllM l)TIM WllS U ~&amt )) TIM Slll,000 QuesllOll 0 Tiie Jobi's Wild 1Ql llll ..l FamrlJ FM! m (121) Ct J) TIM Budy Lindi a> W..·12 MD ( ) falllly Affair Bl lawball San Francisco Giants vs Los Anaeles Dodam fr) Cha-I 21 lanicht fl:) MIM Thal T-m Thi StSJ1011 8:00 D (OD lJ)) c IJ Good TllMS D 111) CV GI !ltJ Ult and Times ol Crialy Adams "Hot ~" Hero" A lamed French ballon1st liter ally d1ops 1n on Grtnly's camp, alter Mad Jack sta1tled by the stranee tty1ng mlt. shoots 11 down D lbM: <CJ (2h1) "Glna•r 111 tlMi Morninl" (rom) 73 -Sissy Spacek Susan Dhvtt !f ) Mom: re.> (2hr) "The CrilllSOll rirate" (adv) '51 Burt Lancast~r Cva Bartok D COMEDY l DUMA IN • NEW I IS Enou&h U < {) (fQ) ( '2ll r])) I b Clollcll When Davids 1oommale be11ns dat1n1 both Joan111e and Susan. he lu1ns the !fut meanme ot · Helt hath no fury hke a woman and her s•stet when they compare notes Ill Mme: .CJ (?hr) "l1M T mean• (wes) '66-Aud1e Murphy Diana loiys Brode11ck Ctalllfoid m Wortd .. SlllYIYal Cl» lll0tit: "lllt l.ldy Tths A ChH<t" (com) '•3-Jean Arthur. John Wayne fll) G!> Upstairs, O.nsbfn 0> lllcht UIM t -8:30- D (<Ill CJ)) ()) Bustin& Loose fire wrecks Lenny's aparlment and he reaches lhe bo1hn& point. too because he blames his buddies tor star11n1 the blaze on the second season premiere m Croa-Wlb 9:00 U (<llJ (})) IAoYlt: {CJ (2hr) "I.a-COU!lty Jiii" (dra) '76- Yvette M1mieua. lommy lee Jones Rober! C1111d1ne Frederic Cook Stvttn Darden. Howard Hesseman Yvette M1mieua stars as caree1 woman Dinah Hunttr whose le1su1tly cross country dun turni into a nithlmare of pe1setut1on and v1ct1m111hon Dinah decides to ts ape the tenS10ns and pioblems of her peoonal and pioleSSIOnal hie by tak1n1 a relued drtvt cross counlry on her way to New YO!~ .. tD> (]) m aJ) Tiie 01t1on Trail "Waterhole" £van lhofpe and Luther Spiaaue battle a dust s1oim intense heal and eahaustion as they search foi water for the westward bound pioneers U ANGELS TRAPPED OM • HUAClEO AIRPLANE • CJ) cm ((21) Cl)) Cll1rli1's Ana• The 1n1ets eo undercover H stewardesses lo find out why a fnend of Sabnna's IS bemt lerro111ed into h11Atk1na a plane IJ Movlt: 1C) (2hr) "lltdllne 7000" (d11) J~mu Cun Lau1a Devon m MtfV Cnthn SllOll fD Gita! l'triortnllKAll el) Austin City Umib -9:30-w u Cnada 111111 C<1M11 10:00 D FOUOW THE SUN TO * DANGER IN HAWAII II ~ t ) m Ql •1 H.lwl11 An ep1dem1c of typh0td th1t1tens lo spread and ranchei Barrett f tars.nd hl5 son. M1tcl1. t11ht to contain nol only the fem bul the dan&erous conhontalton between ranchers and squallm spawned by reports of lhe disease UDNtwa ({) MoYit: (90) "Tiit Amuln& ColOSMI Min" (SCI f1 ) ·51 <;t,nn Lanian Cathy Downs U CI) Ml (~ •1 .) lmtla A d1ug dealer issues a hit" contracl on lony's new pa1tner a dog trained to sniff out new dru11~ &l N1pt GltltfY m In rtrlorman« II Waif lro O> El Bien Amado W Oocummbry SllowclM -10:30-m mm Ntws \Bl lM Amine.an Style m Notxitro 11:00 U D LI J IUB m (ll1 News g MoNy.-1 eo-dilll u rn<@ m> ..ui r11.., O lrOllSiidt m a Fwnwoocl ZNiallt ll)hrry .._. m 11u1w.des I t2tl l U) LM Amtrlc111 Style w klttll/Lell11r lltpOtt -11:30-u (lfTj I t i> lt l CIS Litt Mowie: Hawa11 Five 0 ··The St01y ot Pretty Boy rtoyd 11 ;ti -ti m lit WwlJ C... g lM Allllncu Style t lltwlt: uAnllo!tcl att.d" (dra) H Dana Andrt'lllS Waller Huston U \1tl (Qt) ())) StarikJ l Hlltdl/lllystery ol tbt WM m lltUoMw\ lll Tiie 700 Club mc.t11M41*"-m ClflttlU l4 12:00 g TWll1&1!t z-0 Mowie: "TIM lllodtl & lllt llJr · 1111• Brohr" (com) 52 Jeanne Crain I helma R1ttt1 Scott Budy m Movit: "lhe 811 S•y" (Ora) 51 1'.irk Oou&las. Dewey Matlin. Elr1abeth Threatt &l Moviei: Rmeo & HIS Colden Pistol "A Pubhc Afla11" -12:30-g Moviu: 'V1oltnl Patriot " l~tes ot Manhatten .. 'The Raven ' 1:00 II lll I e I '91 l-rw 2:00 l!J lilovlu . lroltie T1ut. l~e r allen Sparrow .. -2:05- fJ MoVtt. <C "She's lac• H lrtad••J" (mus) 53 V11e1nii MaYo Gene Nekon F1an~ love1oy -2:30-m Mo.its· The Mut Cry Ven&unct" Pege 1S THURSDAY smEMllEJ ZCJ r Of -ftllll aftd •ltefllOOll hst1np. pit.st sec DAm ME noGUMS. h · low, for your conttflttf!Ct, ,,. the cl11'i mowM\. DAmflU MOVIES 9·00 Ill .C "Tiie M11n1flttnl Olneu1011" (dra) St llny Wyman Roc~ Hudson Barbiia Rush Aanu M0<."hud 10:00 O f~J "Tiit Storr of Or Wuiell" (dral u Cary Coooer Laraine Day 8 1 IC) Nlllunder In Ille Sun" (•dv) ·~9 Jell Ch1ndltr Susan Hi111ord Jacques BfrRtraC 12:00 m "Tiie Hoodlum Sarni" (dra) 46 William Powell Esther W1tl1m~ Angeli lansb ury 1:00 iltl I Cl "Cbll McCall" (dr~) '60 lames Gunu Natalie Wood Nioa f och 2:00 g 1 CJ "The l n l Waaon" (wes) 56 Richard Widmark f et1<1a r arr lltn Clar~ Susan Kohnrr lommy Rtt11e Stephanie Grilhn l:OO ftOI tCJ "Miit< Carpet" (tom) 71 Susa11 St lames Rober1 Prall l:lO D Cl "Wetlend ol Ttrror" (dra) 10 l!Obt•t Conrad ltt M1101s LOIS Nettleton EVBNING 0 12Jl Cf ) t1!t ~f) WOllcl H .. !7. nlpt loaina Championsllips Conl d from '>PM World Hmywe1eht Chim pion Muhammad Ah meets Ernie ShJvers in• 15 round lltle bout from Ne"' Yorks Madison Squair Garc!tn 0 E111111enq One U W., Gntfrtll 5'IOW IJ tl) <l_§ (fal llJ) llews D My r1rtner the Ct1ost m Partnclet flftllly O> Tht Wits m lou111ty Ill Mwtftture '#:~et SW O> DralNbt Senn e!>AsM111~ -6:30- f) Mot1e: tCI (90) "Tiit Su Chue" Conti (adv) 55 John Wayne Lana lurner lab Hunter lames Arness 1 $ J Hoc111's Httoes r101 Merv Griffin Show m The Odd eo.ip1e < m t 3 JI The Lant lbn1e1 rtt1 Hoaan's Heroes S":> As Wt See II (1291 1 en Bewrtched e!> The Glowi111 Yuri 7:00 ) [me11t11CJ One O l.ill'l Club u The Odd Couplt DO> News ! t To Tel the Trvth Ill Conttnlratloft m 1 loff L«J O> Let's lilMe A Dul ( fll ) My Tllrtt S.S fl) Cllltdren's rrotr1111 lllJ Tht Wies fl!) M1elltll/lelltt1 lteport (!21J ())) The rartri41• flmlty m Earth, s..' sa, -7:30- " The lltwl,wt4 Came ({) Tiie ltookies .. Tiie &.111 5'IOW Cl) T 111111 or ~lltftCtS a "" Joter's W"tld @J lllt~'-m ( 121 Cl)) Tiit Budy 8u11<h 0> Adall-12 ((fl) (])) Tiie ..... rlr111 ID Channel 21 T Ollllllt (:Ji) Dell• ltMW and W'°'Y Htrm111 in c.nc.rt 8 :00 0 1rs 1939/WM WORK * COMES TO WALTONS! U (Cl1J CD) ()J Tht Wellons Mt out ol h1&h 5':hool. Ben 1s uaer lo start a full lime career as a used car salesman at the lot he has worked at alter school Since the war hu E eatt<1 1obs. lhe 0111ntr Mr Jarvis 1s ore interested 1n 1mp1ov1na his own ) a1ee1 by movina to Norlolk and dome del,nst wOf~ 1n the sh1pyatd there and a 1oblm Ben also aoes lo Norfolk rn search of work U LIS An1tles ~ta tmmr Awatcll D Mowie: tCJ (?hr) "llifht ''°" pie" (mys) ·54 Gre,ory Peck Broderock C11wf01 d fl) lilov11: (C) (2hr) "The lo111 Sllips" (dra) ~ Rt<hard Widmark Sidney Poitier D CD® (12:1) ) Welcome Bad Kotter lhe Swtalhoes betome hnahsts 1n the SI m1ll1on Ntw YOfk stale lottery and find themselves at odds with Mr Kotter who claims one fourth of lhe p111e D MoM· a:l (1111) ''Tiit Stvtnth o-· (dra) f>4-W1lham Holden Capuc1ne Susannah York ID llatioul Geolf•phic G) Mowie: C1:) (br) ''Slral"K Air Co1111111nd" (dr1) ·ss lamn Stewart, June Allyson fa SamUfai Oetectin a Gu!ISlllOt• I'm Upstain, Oownstain -8:30- • (]) <IDl (QI) (()) WMl's H.- ptnlnlf .. It's All In Your Head" When Dee aou to the 5':hool psych11tr1s1 to seek advite tor a h1end. he 1s sure lhe lnend 1s flct1flous and a comedy of enon 1>ea1ns Ill>(() Wild Kitcclorn a Mowie: C1:) "flbrtolled" (dra) '69-GrelO"t Peck Richard Kienna '9 Sbrllolrcl 9:00 fJ (IU) CD) Cl) H1•1i1 flH·O Jean Simmons makes her episodic IV debut u bruen m11111ne w11ter Terri O'B11en. who becomes Five 0 chiel Steve McGarretl's n1111n1 omn1piesent a1l1< n he invesheates a pullhn& k1d11apo1n1 use • Cil ®l (al) ())) llatMJ ... "' "Bues" C«kr~ches aren't lhf only buas 1nfeslln1 Capt Miller's squad room when an u1erm1n1to1 acc1dent1lly uncovers several concealed m1Crophones ID Men Griffi• Sllow fB Socur F rOlll Geflllany @ (() fllltdl GelM QI) Mowie: C1:) (?hr) "lal!ffktO" (wes) '68-Dun Martin fD Rlldlap: A F 1lm Aboul Rttnhold Mmhausen e!> Act of Unc:ertalnty 'IV WEEK. SEPTE~BER 2S. 1977 -9:30- D (I) l1Ql ((21) ll l) Carter Coll11try "Out ol the Closet Chief Roy 1s dumbfounded when veteran Bill Pelmon one ol his best t11ends announces he " &•Y and 1s frrtd by the school ~rd uusinc Pttmon lo sue the board and ask lloy lo be a char.icier witness lJI t lilen Gntt111 10:00 u (117 31) ru ll1rnaby Jonn Diane Baker stars as Pat Halston one of Belly s cto!>tsl lroends •ho shows evidence ol a buhnc and rrluclantly admits lhal her husband 1s 1upons1ble At Barnaby s sug&ts loon Pat persuades htr husband Glen lo uek mar11aee counselling help But alter the11 s1tual1on appears to improve Pal's boss becomes a murder v•thm. with cu cumstancu malung Glen » p1in1~ susoetl O llame That Tune a CJ 11ews ( f) Movie: "The Spider Woman Striku Sack" (adv) ·4~ Gale Sonderaurd, Brenda loyct IJ Ct) 11.DI ('11J <U) ltedd fou 5'IOW I!) .... ~, eanerr fD Muterpieu Tllutre e!> ThrM Artists 111 tllt "ortllfls1 -10:30-o mm m C!!l) AmfflURI 11:00 fJ (]). ((Jt 'fl)""' a llll m ® m ,. "-a Hollywed CcNut•tt*' 0 lrOllSicle m a FtfllWOOCI z11ipt I!) rerryM- fDWt1111n ca (J)l LM A1Mtita11 stytt ai> Madltll/Lthrtr 11.,ort -11:30- D (CIIJ (])) ([) CllS ~le Mowle: "El Condor .. a OJJ ()) m ai lolwmy c..r. a l.ovt Amerlun Strll ()) Movie: ''lostrp •I Mldn11ht" (hor) '(2 Bela lu1os1. lom Ne.I 8 (]) (ID)(~ (I)) Polict Story/Thursdar Special m MttroMWS a Tllt 100 au11 fD _c.pt!Olltd AIC lltwS 12:00 1!1 Tllilipt l.W Cl Movie: ct:) "Hot11 llon1 Hot Ha<llor" (mys) f>2 Marion Cook. Klaus1ur1e" Wus~o• Dom1n1qut 8o5':hero m ero.wm m Movies: Pay °' Doe." Shake down -12:30-a MofttS: 'I Wanted W1nas Top Banana ' Jun,te Captive· m Mowles: Between Mldn•ehl and Dawn. Thieves H11hway Johnny Allearo" 1:00 o @ cv a Tot!IOf row 2 :00 CJ Mcwin: "Revenat Is My Ort tiny " "Whistle Down lhe Wind" -3:05- • Movie: ~ "Walk llh A Oraaon" (dra) '60-Jack lord, Nobu McCarthy. Mel lorme FRIDAY SCl'TDllU JO for inonMa and 1ftt,_ listinp, plt&M Mt &lAmME ~.le lfw, for ,OW CGaftllltrict, Ill Ille qy's llloiries. DAmME llOVICS 9:00 CJ "Thi la & r <com) 41 Claudettt Colbert rred Mac Mu11ay Martone Main I O:GO 11 CC) "Fer WliioM lllt lelt Tolls" Cdral Cl 1n111d Bergman Gary Cooper a ·11«c11rtown" Cd1•> Js Paul Munt, Bette Oavrs l1h11aret Lindsay 12:00 G> (CJ "Anchors Awtl&•" (mus) 'c!> Cent Kelly frank Sinatra. Kathryn Grayson lo!.t lturbt. Pamela 8111ton 1:00 (3 Ct) "l nbes" (dra) '70 Darren McGav1n Ian Michael Vmcent. Earl Holliman 2:00 Iii C.c-J "D1111erM Cllarttr" (adv) '62 Ch11s Warfield Sally rraser 3:00 ® (CJ "lock, Stock and &ntl" (dra) '11 Jim Mathe son. Belinda Montgomert l:JO D ~ "Wtmtn in Cl111,,,•· (dra) '71 Ida Lupino lo1\ Nettleton Jessica Waller Be l1nda Monteomery John Larch Penney fuller RYEN ING 8:00 fJ (({7) LIJ) ""' a QJJ m m u """ II £JWltftCY 0. ll) Andy Griffrtll 5'*' IJ Cil cml (all ll)) News CiJ Illy PartMr the Gi.t ID Thi hrtr141t Falllily Cl) Thi Rlollts m *"'' to Mwtnturt (8) Illy Tllr• s.... m Electric eom,an, m Dranutk S.rits e:!l foods tor the f111111J -6:30- fJ Wild WOl1cl ti Anlmata CIJ Hoe•n's Heron <B liltr'f "1ffln Shw m Thi Odd eoup1e ((fl) ml Tht ~ tan1., 13) Hopn's HttlleS fDAIWtS..H ((21) (()) lewitc!Md ~ F1111it, l'trtrllt 7:00 fJ T1le llUfflt s... (l)C-...,0.. D98 Cl)Glt,.... DUanlM (l)Tbt Odd~ CIJ To Ttl tlle Truttl D Con<Mtrmoe ID I l4't Lucy II) Ut'a llMt A Dtll ((fl) CJ)) Illy 1'1lr9t Som •Adlell Or.. an...._ tD llltlWll.*91 ~ (!JI Cl))"",=..., U~T m c-mtr Slnifll .!7:30- I • All·Sbr An,tllinc Gots ABC Records vs MCA Records Ufamily fllld • Tbt llftfrftd Game (I) Thi ••la • {JO) <lll (I) m Hollywood Sqiiafn !I) YOUlll P.,ie's Special D Thi JM1r's W'tld m <QI cv > T11t 1r14y lklndl m Ma•12 ((fl) Cl>) family AH air fD Cliaftntl ZI TMtpl '9 Praliles 8:00 0 (1171 CIJ) A4Yulum of Woncltf W01111n A Japane~ man with teltktnetic po .. ers the a1>1hly 10 move ob1ects with his mind kidnaps a prom1ntnt mentist and his invention which increases his power to monumental proportions D ~SI lfJ m t>fl lht Sanford Arms l1J lllO'flt: !CJ (2111) "Apache" (wes) ')4 Burt Lancaster, Jun Peters. John Mclntur, Charles (Bronson) Buchinsky 1 ll lllO'lie: ttl (211r) "The Bue· c.n111" (adv) 'SS-Yul Brynner, Charlton Heslon Cta11e Bloom. Charles Boyer D m ® (f21) f])) Do11111 & M1111 L uc1lle Ball Ray Bo leer Paul W1lh1ms and Paul Lynde auest U Mowie: CC) (2111) ''Who's Mind· ins th• Mintl" {com) '67 -Jim Hutton Dorothy Prov1nt Milton Berte. Joey Bishop G> llH Game of Ult WMk Summary of last week.'s 11mo Cl)'"" M-~6"sM1 fD '1!> Waslli•atofl Wtff tn 1..-tD £]Ciufo -8:30- D ~ fl) t:m Qf ) Chico ' tht ll111 h kt Mt, Im Yours Ed Blown mu\t det1dt •hilt to do ilboul Raul the 17 yur old orphan ht unknow1na1y brought back lrom Mwco 1n the trun~ ol his auto m cnm-Wib fll) '1!) Wan Stretl WMk m Enrique() '11!1YOI 9:00 0 (111> ra)l If) lo11n'• llwn Horst Buchholz plays an archeolog1st and aun colleclor ,.ho makes a preltnse of oHenna hospitality to lo1an and Francis who have made a tempQrary truce. bot actually intends lo milke thern his prey in a hie or death hunhn& p1r1y D ~al (l) Gl Ill Tht RIUIOfd f1l11 Rockford 1s accused ot comm1t1n1 a hom1t1de and his inves· t1111ton uncovtrs an etcentoc c1t1zen's m1hl11y arovp • Cll <Ill (!Bl ) MoN: CC) (ZIN) "Tllt Trbl ti lM Haney OsnW" P1r1 I (dra) '77-Lorne G!ttne Ben Canrril. John Pluhettt Mo Malone. r ranees Lee McCarn Lilwrence Pressmen Charlie Robin son Georee Wyner II Lee Ha~ey Oswald had lived to st1nd trral for tile usass1nalion of Pl'esident John r Kennedy. would he have bten found innocent or 1u11ty1 The conclu SrOfl m S.nd1y (Oet 2) 9 11 PM • lltfy Griltlll .. .,,.,, ..... S Mo.It: (C) "Olllrtt" (dr1) ').( Marlon Brando. Jun Simmons . Merle Oberon, MIChael Rennie Cameron Mitchell. Et11abeth Sellars fll) ... , World cm> Flrm1 UM 10:00 fJ ((TI) ml Cl) Swittll Pett and MK en ter the pe11lous world of Cr1nd Pm r1c1n1 to solve a murder Alter • top rac1n1 dflvtr IS killed under mysterious circumstances. MacB11de and Ryan are hued by the duver·s mechanic to piove 1t was murder In 01de1 to do so. Pete and Mac have to find a motr;e, with Pete IO'"'"l the Crand Pm cncuit 1ftt1 a lovely ..oman duwer crams a lull courst ot 1111nin1 into him so he un qua11t1 as a member of the drmnc lum D ~ 1)) m U QuMICJ "D m""' ,T) Mowit: "The lilltr Sllrews" (sci h) '59-James But lneud Coude m 111a111 w.ry m ,icadllly Clmn (® l'IS Movie Thtalrt -10:30-m mm 11 ... 11:00 & a lV (}IJ ()) m (11J llen U Tbt Hollywood Con111Ction a rn (JD) ,..., CiJ Movie: !'Cl "Forty Guns lo Apacht Pm" (wu) GI Audit Mur phy. KeMeth Tobey G> ta Ftrnwood 211iclll .., ,.,,, lllUOll (()J) ) ..... fl) Blad P111j1tdlye Oii the 1ttw1 -11:30-fJ ((Ill (fl) lllcrnts: M•A•S•H "Ko1ak" a tUJ ru m of)...., c... Th1) I !>lh anniversary 59fC~ in cludn clips ol mtm1)rable momenls trom Ille put I) years fV WEEK SEPTEMBER 2~. 1977 • l4't Allllf lclll Style (]) Mowtt: "hit le Illy Destllly" (dra) '39-John Carf1eld, Prisc1ll1 Lant • Cl) llrettl lllotlt: "Tiit Sut1tll D1w11" (dr1) '69 Wilham Holden. Capuc1nt t!Dl Mowtt: "Com111ny of Killers" m 111tt,..., 121) Tllt 700 a. G> c.,tielll4I AIC ltftl ca >...,. AIMriu• Style 12:00 8 Twil!pt Z-G> tMlt: CC) "ll"'*' $br Dust" (Sci fl) '63-Essly Persson l1n& leflned John Karetsen II) Mowln: "T rtH11." "The Stoll .. llltllJ l" E llbc llell/ l.allrtr Rt port -12:30- tD Mo.it: "No Name on lhe Bull11 a llloviu : "The Son of Rob111 Hood." "The Cncksm1n." "G I Jane" IJ SllljllllM Tht1t11 e'.!) llbclltil/lAllrtr Report 1:00 llJ Mowla: "Mother W0tt l1&hh · · Christmas 1n Connect.cul" D TMlltr cm .... it: "River of Mystery" -1:30- D ~ (J_ 9 lllidfli&1lt ~I 2:00 U 11cma: "The Great Manhunt The Story of Aleundtr Graham Bell'' G> liloNs: "The Bia lilt The f tet Behind tht Mask.' PllQ917 Comedi•n-lmp~ulonl•I Rich Uttle m.iikh .a m~ dr.a· m.iitic .iippe•Hn<e u " Jekyll- .and-Hyde person.allty-.iin oulw•~ly ~J>«tllble busi- neumlln who lurt' young fem.ale hilchhlkrn into hh Ur ror Chtlr l1sf ride-in "Scre•m•," .an episode currenlly filming for NIC's Police Wonu1n. little join• \t'Ms regul"n Angle Dickin· son ind E.iirl Ho lllm•n •• Sgls. ~r Anderson .1nd 1111 Crowlt!'f', rHpectlvely. Co·sturing •re blph MHkrr, Ol•n Soule, Virglnl.1 lt'lth, Audrey undl'o, John Megn• llnd Bennett Ohl•. titllt' Is prim.uily recog- nized for his impenon•tlons ol more th•ln 160 person- .iilities. He h.1s bet'n both • guest .and • guest-host of NBC's Tonight Show, ind h•s llppe•r-ed on Chico .1nd the M.an •nd The Hollywood Squ•res. He •lso st.ured I.st ye.iir in his own NBC Rri~. Theo Rk h little Show. * * • '1lehe.1rul For Ann•ged· don.'' • rwo·hour Speull bued on dr.am•tic ~nu In- volving fhe two historic heilYywelght fights between Arnetic.r's loe Louis •nd Get- m.iiny't M.u Schmeling, will be produced by lOCh Cen- tury·fo11 Television for NBC. The two fights-one In which Schmeling knocked out Louis •nd the second when Louis, then the world heavy- weight ch•mplon, defended hl1 crown with .1 putvtti~lng one-round knockout over the pride of Nul Germ11ny- se~ to boobnd the tur- bulent two )'e.trS (1936-38) th.at ptteeded World War II. f•mout chu.acters sur· roundlns the two prot11go- "lsts includlns lull•n 81.ack, John Ro:.borough, Oupple al.ackbum, Joe J.-cobt, P1ul C4111co, ~ M.lchon, M•rv.ii Trotter Loul1, Don Dunphy .and D•mon Runyon wlll be portr1yed 11 they pl•yed their roted In the true-life dram.ii. ... * ... Buketb•ll superst1r k.areem Abdul J•bb.ar wlll pl.ay • nlne·fool mlneral prospector from 1nofher wor'ld In the .. Giant" epltode of NIC's Min from All•nll5. l.abbar will p4ay the role of Th.art&, •n •llen miner who It thre1tml"8 tht e.iirth with deatructlon by tlphonln1 off the ace.an'• w.iiler. Alto 1uttt·1turln" In thl1 epl· P91P11 tode is Ted N,.ley In the rok- of Muldoon, • con m•n who n eb to become rich lhrough Th.ark '• mining. Neeley porlr<lytd Jesus in tht motion picture, "Jl'~U' Chri•I Suptrstu." Ht' •lso h•d .1 stirring role in the lro1dw•y production of "H,lr.'' Ind ~tntly 11uest- s1;ured In lhe television movit' "MrCl.iiren's Riden. • • • One of the most dis- tlnguhhed comp1nies ~ o\tmbled for ii television movie h.a1 been M!t for "The Ne11I Howling Wind," • lhree-hour NBC World Pre· mlere movie to ~ colorcut during the 1'J77·78 '4!ason. Al.an Ar\in st.-n In the dr•· m•lic f.act·b.affd slory of • m•n's nine·yur incarcer1· Clon In .1n lnstilulion for the uiminillly lnune. Mem~rs of the c11t ind comp1ny h•ve received Audemy Awuds ind nomin.ations in •ddltlon to numerous other honors. "No other telt¥1sion pro- ject h•s pen<>nnel th•t hu won more h<>nOfS for '1!Cel· lence wllhln the mrert.iiin- menl Industry than ours," uld Ron Lyon, productf of the Olm whkh begin • fiY'f'- week 1hootln11 schedule reC"enlly on loutlon •t ll ment•I hospital In north· wescem United Stites. Arkin wu nomin1ted twkt fOf Oson •s Best Ac- tor-"The Runl1ns Are Com- ing, The Russl•ns Are Coming" .and "The He.art Is A Lonely Hunter." He won the New York film Critics Aw1~ H Best Actor for "The He.art Is A lonely Hunter" •nd for hi• perfotm.ance In "Hurts of the West." Director of ''The Neid Howling Wind.'' l•n K.lldllr, dirttted the Otor·wfnnlng foffisn film, "The Shop on Main Street/' which .i1l10 won every m.ljor film festiv•I honor Including the top Moscow ind l'r13ue film mtlnl llWilrdS •nd the New York Fiim Crltlu Awud. Anolher motion picture with whkh he wu u socl- •led, "lies My F•tl\er Tofd Me," won the Coklen Globe Awud u kst Alm. leon.ard Rotem.an, who wlll do the muslnl scoring for "The Nnt Howllns Wind/' won two 1ucces1lw Academy Awudt for .. ,..,ry Lyndon" In 1915, 1nd "Bound ror Glory'' In 1916. • • • SATURDAY I OCT08la l MORMINO I 6:00 D CI Sotlme s-attr Cl) Cofllmllllity fee6Kk m u1Wt1111J o1 1t1t Al, -6:30- 0CllMtl l111M D Qll llllftk riN. '•11111t1 D Tiit ~& Yaffey ()) £Sl Iii Hol f ud&e s.. ®l Ch.ant Ill Chance m un1t r'" a> Momma Show m Captioned Item 7:00 0 Mario I tht Ml(K Mldltne u ~v ru m l'Stl Th• c.1. Burs W Hol Fude• $how D lf) lfOJ (lltl (f l) Scoobr'• utU-lympio IJJ food Cl) TIM f'Tl Cl.- ID llt!Mfttary News Cl) Sam Yorty Show ®a.lnklt m Yop !of Hultll -7:30- 0 '""'""' l{J ""'7• (J) foll MllSIC CD llO'f1t: <t "hSt at Da•n" (•m) ·ss RandOlph Scou (@ ) 9lau lutlalo i2I! Tiit J.ttoM m EMtll. s.. n1 ~, 8:00 U (@ (1)) II) luas Bunny/ lloacl bfttltr D illl CJJ Im Qll Tht Yount Seftt!Mb 0 Mowit: wltt Attack" (draJ ·~g John Aaar Audrey I oiler lit Mo.it: CC) "Mister Corty" (dra) 'SJ-Tony Curlts. Marlha Hye1 Q) Romper !loom l3> Volu of T9'yo -8:30- IJ @ IV tm Oil lltw AKllln/ s.itu SM Cl) s,..drKtf f'D Gllal Wllo's rr1111ant 9:00 U ((171 CJ)) ) Wllat's llft lllr. ..... 1 (I) ... .., Qlllst • CJ) cm> (Cfl ) n.. ltaffb ... m..,..a..i -9:30- fJ ((Ill(})) TIM Slaltbirfl U ~Cl)llDOw.itwttof ......... .,, a lllotle: CC> "Sll1ht11 Su1let" (mys) '56-Rhond• nem1n1 Cl) y., " tM ._..,, GJ lllttlt: ct) "Ctlll0t1la Ct•· ,_.. (wu) '!'>2 Comell Wildt Cl)WtN11haltGlltel &:> 1.ooM OJ Uta Cs II Vida 10:00 e illl Cl) m a '1lllllcler (l) 8up 84inny ' rv WEFK $[PTlMBCR ?~ 1917 8 lU ·101 ((29 1 I l) Sup11 lrttncb Cl) W~le4 0"4 or All•t Cl) Mowit: (C l "Dal!IOll I P')1h1ii" (adv) 67 Cuy W1lh11TU lltl Ho1 r.ila• Show ft) On<t Upo11 A Claloll< 0> T nburu MIKI -10:30-u (Ut l };) S,.Ct Audemy 11 1.UJ IJ J Im JI Smch ud ~t The AIJha T u11 t lllow11: "Gun l1lt11 at 111011 ltfty" (u s) !>7 S1crl1n1t H•yden 0 Al*tt & Costello <Kl AchOll Theatrt ft) Coto Dnll 11:00 O ( 11l )J) l tJ lhtman/Tarun 8 Im OtJ Gr•ndsl111d/Major Lusu. tmblll U CJ J f1Gi ((11) lt)) U C Wet& end Speci.I II Musi 0t lovt. (Cau~e I feet So Dumb')' Allied lulle1 !IN a~ a \ens11tve youlh who turns \he value ol lru, lr1endsh1p allr.1 ;i d1sap pamtme bru\h w•lh puppy luv' CD LA '•tt1111s Ul CI J Thunder fil)llawa -11:30-e ll~y and H• f11tnct• ID Allred Hitchcock """"b m ni. Bold 011tS llJl 'l • lted HMd ~Ill Anl!RNOON I 12:00 0 (.IT a ) l W1<ko/l11 tht .. ..., ) ltCAA Ftotball O S..u Famil) bOoMOll ' liklont: 1llt u .. 611ttin" (•ts) !>8 8uslt1 Cnbbe 0 cf§) (!21l t 1) Aintoun hnif· stJNI Cit tac Slcle •lfJ CD Outer linllb (2)1 re 1 Mov1u· Char~~ ol I ht L 11M 811&ade Acllun 1n the North Allanl1c" fD uthlO Coll'Ortium -12:30- D (<Ill t))) tel ht Albert D Monst11 illnr D ®l (1211 II )) llCAA rootball Oklahoma al Ohio Slal• Cl)~S.UM m ClrmrU 1:00 u (lllJ m> 1 semt of •sn m Soul rra111 m Dr. no tD Gnn CiM de 1JI T11dt -1:30-a (rilJ (I)) 'TJ Saturday flh1 Festini ....,,.: "The ... Ill Tlftr" (d0tl '!>8 0 Mone: (C) '1llt 1,. Crt'tvres" (ho!) 6!>-lohn Ashley Cynlh1• Hull a> Mt'llt: "lr11•l111 Ille Soun~ lalrlt(' (1dY) 52 Ralph R1Chard m Ann lodd 2:00 D~n e Al OM lfrttr .•. B lltVllltf (J) Mowtt: <.Cl "llfK• Cadle'' (SCI h) ·53 Sorts K1rlott CD Mowie: Ct) "TM omra Olm" (hol) '67 Join fonl1ine. Kay Wal,h. ((}1) Cl)) Roe~ Conc.trt m Tiiis 1s tt1t 11R 111! JMllM e rtodl '°' ltl• h111111 -2:30- • It ftln Al Kinds m llfl &1111t o1 ... w .. , O altv• 3:00 IJ lnsipt ea..wa Ill lllo•i•: "h it A•1eh1" (wu) ·•a-John W•yne Henry fonda m TllUll <ftl 0ite0 n ID FYIMI lilulMllJI cm Alntnc.u Antler -3:30- D <(ll) cm m ces Sporh Sptdlc¥tlr Amtrlun hnclst1ncl 1J SaturdaJ (I) CalHornLI Collt&ialt Sports a l"ofttr W110Mr m Of. Who Iii) Aarkultuft USA QI!) Yoe1 With Medtllnt 4:00 9 l'optJt 1nd His f ritftds Gomtr Pyle 8 '11• Stnt ~'"'Show CIDl Ironside GI M0tle: r_c.i "DltlllOftd Ht1d" (dra) '63 Charlton Hnton Cl) Mo.It : .tJ "Kb thjesty O'll11f1M (adY) !>' Burt lancastei all Im ltas!tttllt Oft tilt ROtd <a CV> CMHo!'a ai Tllb b tht ltfl -4:30- (])Tepk Andy &rittrtll • Tllb Is .,., llfl all ltallfillt MuSI< (8 CV) "°'14 of SllMY1I D "-lion tflt CellRtry Q}) "" "lllt of lllt .... 5:00 a Ti. Clive• llno1 Show e (J.) Slit T rt• CJ) Mowle: · Abbott and Costello Meet the J(eystone Cops" • C1J (~ <a (I)) ABC's Wide hid of Sports This proa11m lea tum soccer sta1 Pele rn hrs l1nal 11me hom Grants Sfad1um 1n (ast Rutherlord New Jmey c cm rn > T111s fs t11t Ifft • SJlnbtl hit 121) ,., Cion tflt Cellt1t1l fD Ito¥• ID ROllb r.tu mH .. Hn IJ)lltwl -5:30-• u (H Cl) (J}l ltft\ G The f'rt0$s Pmcew of lht new children s se11es piem1e11n1 Monday at 7AM Story tenlm of the turn about 'l!Olld of frooze where oupptts 1nhab1I the land and peoplt are an endanwed species ((JJ) CJ)) llfl "-Of llM W..k ® Marty ~ si.. CD Tlll9I ~ ill die N.utwtst IYININQ I Cl) Mowlt; (C) (211r) "Cllrno" (wn ) '69 [Im P1tslty Ina B1hn 111) (IJ Dillot• iltHteHtw fD Ill P'w1ult of UMrty O>LnAotent~rudt~ 1li libry Tyler ....,, ml> A,t of UJIWUlnt, -6:30-D Ktrt IN hr ']) $fotb Witll ltrtb Dlibll TJltr lbft j) Sh.a lb lb • ClUi ( 121> (.I)) """ m Tiit sua.ooo Question ((11) ) h"o fin U <I) cta Wll4 K111adom HJ T•'rt On 7:00 D hiu b Rialll LU "'-' IJ M11t111I of 01111111'1 • WILD KINGDOM Stars Marlin 'er~lns U Wlkl •1n1dom \I) Tiit R•its a c,...1tnt1S 1.os A111•1t1 CJ) l'llbllc Nfllri 01 s,, (1.Ql Wolf111111 ~ Show m (IJll Cf)) m 1111 h•rtnct Well Show ((]?) (JJ) Htt HIW m CMtoon ~Jl CJ) 'Ille M.,,,.t $llow illl Slia Ila lb m Model bllf'Mdllla un11m1ted 0) Mdc.11 Varitty e:i> Austin CitJ Unlib -7:30- D OM US,000 Pyrulld .fl Animal WorW U 111 Statctl oL II <JOl Tlllt'• Hollywood 'Animals 1nd Other Actors· ff) Su Ditp ~JI CI a Walf111111 ltd S11ow t'Ji) ~ UJOll A aMSic 8:00 • (tlll [1)) m Bob llt•hut Show Bob tlarlley's attempt ~t p10111d1na p<lytholo11ul aid to men about lo leave p11son and 1e enter society has him chmb1n1 the walls IJ Ill) (f) Ila IBJ Tbe Bionic "°"''" "rembots 1n las Vetas" Concl lht son ol a dmnged semi t~t plob to stul America's first directed ene1 iY ray 111eapon and tt 1ellvatn his lather's umy ol female robots to accomphsh his eoat U Mowles: (1:J "Reap lh Wit4 WIM'' (tdv) '41-lohn W1ynt Sus.in H1ywud <t J Mowlt: "Or. Slranctlon, Or: How I 1Mmt4 to S., Werryla1 11141 t-tflt lolllb" (com) '64 Peter Sellers Ce01&e C SCotl • m rm ca m> ri.-r.sh Behind &1s" P1rt I Plul fish is arrested and 1a1led dunna a demon shat1011 for senlOI c1h1eM 111hls Ill McMt: (CJ (W) "loll119J Out" (dla) '!>' Tony Curtis. Piper lau11t m ROiia lafrttrt s.ntan Rona 1ntttv1ews Valerie Harpe1 Carol Burnett Satly Struthers. Nancy Walker Ill Ylctoty at Sta f'1J Grtttfnp ti Wt I Wm (2f) M°'lt : "St• Hert Pri11te lf1ra1Ht" (com) 'U -Robert Walker, Donna Retd •"""""*'°' .... -&;JI- • ((JJ) m CD """ eet tec11 Other Oliver Cl11k and Severi) Alcher star as Stuart and Judy H1b bard a mimed couple whose pmacy is const1nlly 1nltrrupted by their iob problems BteaU1f Stuart works at home u a copy wnter lor a m11I 01der business. the household chotes 1111 to l11m while Judy wo1h 1n Ille photo1raph1c studio ol Damon letome (l om Poslon) lty1n1 to htp 11 from lalhn1 to piece$ e CD CIGI (<21) ) Operalion Ptttlcoat Ope11t1on. 0Pt'rllion m c.Hac• m Woc1t1iouu PllJl!OuM 9:00 G C\I1J rUl ti) The J1ftmo11a Geoiae is see1na an 014 Navy buddy but IS ti. men OI • 1110m1n1 LOUl\e IS su~p1ct0us and Georae 1s contused II illl (() CID Oil Mowle: ::cl (2111) "Tiit lltlwrs" (adv) 69 Sieve McQueen. Shaton r 111ell Will Geer Michael Constanhne A South ern aentleman londly malls a 1oyful fhna when he. n an 11 yea1·0ld, 101ned two companions 1n his &rind father's "bo1towed • cu on 1 trip l1om his nallvt M1sms1pp1 to Mrmph13 D STARSKY LOVES * GAHGm1·s DAUGHTER D ffi ® (IJI) (J)) Stan•J & Hvtdl Slar~y becomes 1om1nhcally involved with an under.0tld 11nt ster's dau1hter, and is comptlled lo use the relahonsh1p lo 111n evidence for a Stnalt 1nvesh11tion m JAMA JAE IS BACK * ON HEE HAW '7111 1DH11 H,. m ["81111 al ,.,, e'.i) Mnltr•• T1111t11 -9:30- D (!lll ) ())lofty Rtnd1ll Show Hans Conrerd cueSls as lud&t f rankltn S prod1&at lather 'lhO It turns to Phrladetphca live yurs aflet Walle• has slopped speak1na to him 9 Mom: <.CJ (W) "Tflt Rnfllde Yeari" (adv) '56 Tony Curtis Ill Mowit: CC) "A Vtry Prlntt M· fllr" (dr1) 62 Bt1a1tte B11do1 10:00 D (Cl.lJ CV) CJJ Carol Burnett Sieve Ltw1ence aunts (_() It T akn A Thltl D LOVE IOAT·fUN * AND ROMAllCE AT SEA SWOll'S llEW HITll e ffi (ID! (<BJ CIJ) loft INt IDMttrtHn QI) Creatllft F•IMrt TV WEEK 8EPTE"4BER 2S. 1en fa fllMll~ A fll111 tbovt Rtffthold ManllluMn Cl!> GrNt Ptrlon111ncet -10:30- • Callfon11J Collecllte S,.m 11:00 D D ({) C1b1 m llni lltwl/.,it: Compulsion" u Qli""" e UCLA lrul111 footba ll 1977 UCL.A vs Iowa CJ) lllpt &Iller) .. Ft1111t ltielll ID Mowit: (CJ "Hornet's ltnt" (cltl) '70-Rock liudson Cl) MoN: (CJ "lf!pb111r1 HI W11" (hOr) 69-Camreon Mitchell (()]) (I)) The I'll Cl.,. 12)) llJ MaM· 12 m 'Ille Tltlll .. A.Iron 141,, (a Cll) b1 Humbird m OirtdOf'• Pbrllouse -11:15- (}J Mow11:, 'Bt1c~ Shield ol hlw0rlh" -11:30- D Movie: (CJ "Tht U1l1 Amtr· lu11" (01a) '63-Marton Brando 1J ~(IJ W11h!ld (I) Mowlt : "HudliH Hu11ttn" (d11) '$5-Rod C1me1on • "'4Mt: rt) "Tiit h"ofeuioNb" (wes) 66 Burt l1nuster fl ) ci....1 I "rort Apache" (fl) Motil: "lht Stml Ceremony" i2t) Mowle: ~ "Seutt lift If Ill Mtriu-Wife" (tom) '68 Waller M1t1hau Anne Jacuon 12:00 <1111 > r-. rn ci• (JI) (I)) ~l.fi Tl1Htre IB C)Mm1 l4 -12:30- Q) .,its: lhe 8r11n11t Ball1d or A Cunt11hter .. 1:00 IJ Roci Concert U lllowtu : · Minnesola Clay ' "House ol Frankenstein " "Whal Happened al C.mpo Grande" (() Mowles: "The Sttret Life ol Wal !et Mitty," "Alsenic and Old ltce .. "The Muk of 01m1trious" 1iJ Tllrflltr ID Mowita: ' The Man With Nine lrves." "Prtvalr Helf 36 ·· The Ser pent ol lhe Ntle" 2:00 D lllowfe: tCJ "'""'°1"t" (wes) '66 Audie Murphy, loin Staley G Mowils: "The Outback." "Bal boa Conqu1st1d0t or lhe P1c:cltC" Bruce Wiiheim and Ken Pltera chat with CBS Sports com· men!Altor Brent Mu1bu~r a1 they prepare for the tug-of· war tug.off, a unique event that'• part of "The World's S1n>ngest Men," a 10.pert aerie• airing throughout the tall on CBS Sport• Spectacula1 beginning Saturday on CBS Page19 TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER H . 1977 . --Pioneer SX-1250 Reci. $950.00 Atlantic Music-SALE $550.00 RE<!IVERS, AMPS, TUNERS AU WITH Maw FACTOllY WAUAMT'Y PIOHffR TX 9'JOO II Reg. SALE Top of the Ille Tlllef . .. . $400 $266 HARt.o~ 430 AM FM Twin.Powered, 25 w/ch FTC $31995 $198 SUP£Rm£ 320 AM FM $90 10 w/dl. FTC, P LL. Tooer . . . . . S219 Pt(Hf.R SX1050 $4 120 w/dl FTC, High Sens1tiv1ty •... $750 • 60 NC JTV31 $ Sensitive, cleat, with H1 Blend . . . Sl69.95 120 SUPERSC<ff A·260 Integrated Amp 12 w/ch FTC ....... , .. Sl70 $99 SPEAKERS UL TRALINEAR 76 ([).) 12 Woofer 3-way System $ Reg. S129.9S SALE 58 J.B.L. L-65 "Jubal" (0) Super Floor Speaker, Glass Top Reg. ~.00 SALE $326 AL TEC Model I (0) 8" woofer 2 way svstem $57 Reg . $89.00 SALE Ultr .... 260W. UST Sl1t.tl SALls147 TURNTABLES, CHANGERS BSR 254()W (Tl) Reg. SALE Wth Base. Oust Cover Cart Sll9 $29 GARRARD SU CTI) Complete Tum~. . . . S83 $3 9 BSR 2260 BX AOC l'.8 ca1ridge, Base, Oust Cover al $50 GARRARD Sl.55 8 <Tll Complete with~. dust cover, ca1 .. S65 $29 PIONHR Pl.·550 Quartz locklociii .................. $197 $197 TAPE DECKS HITACHI D-3500 3 heads; Super Frequency Response Reg. S«9.95 SALE $239 SONY TC-118 Famous Sony quality, FM Dolby Reg. S209.9S SALE $140 JVC K0-95