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By JmY BEaTE IN ................
A Poa,ooa man drowned, two
llte1uard1 'uatalned anere band luJ\lrlu, and IOO were
rescued u wa"' at Umea rucb· tn1 15 feet. pounded tbe N..,.
port IMadl coasWneSaturda,.
Tbe body ol 'hmmce TtmoYe.
2c. ·a Cal Poly Pomona •tildent.
waa spotted oo the ocean floor at
noon by people OD Ule Newport
Pier.
He alAecedJ.y droWMd after be
had entered the water 10 mtnutea earlier off Ut.b Street
beach despite the fact red nao Cno awimminc > were posted,
Uf eauards reported.
Newport Uleguards Gre1 Fults and Marc Degan cut their bands
on buoy boob while involved in
rescues at 4 p.m. Degan was
working a mass rescue of 20
.swimmers off Fourth Street
beach.
The waves, at most times nm·
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SUNDAY
VOL 71, NO. 232, 7 SECTION~ 92 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Raceway Moh Riot~l
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Rock Concert-goers Refuse to Go
Law enforcement officials ar·
rived bJ land and air to send _,me. IC>aie 100 nU. .moat~ ..a raelng fans who refused load·
speaker "Warnln&• to leave
Oraqe Qtunty Raceway at 2 o'clock tbis IDCll"DiJll.
A Newport BeaCh ~llcopter unit broadcast the legally re-
quired order to diaperse to the crowd inside the grandstands
located in county territory off
the Santa Ana Freeway in east
Irvine.
Orange eo.mty sheriff's dep-
uties and Irvine police officers at the sC?eDe deemed the situa· tion too unruly and requested
the overhead suneWance and
warning issued. At one poln1.
there was an additional request
for military police aid.
l'aramedia from the eounty 11n1.-. ,...,, divWIG bad
-. •' r II to tbe rawwq at 12:• Lm. ml a medical aid an. offtdalt reported.
~Y arrtftd at the site to find the fheofM attutlnn and ubd tor •efUUes• eaeort l~ the
groundl.
The eveat. called foJt night
when females were ad·
mitted free, also featured two
.
roet bands following the drai
,..~.
• .. HardT'lm9 and •plder Kell7
bands . ....-plaYina at 10 p.m. SeeuritJ guards were auppoled
to close the raceway oa private f propert;J at tnlcbailM-but the rock bands..,_.. and Jaw oftieen
were summoned.
A command post was set up
near Moulton Parkway ancl
Farmers Way.
County Woman ·
Dies in Accident
A Hanttngtoa Beach womaJl Police said Ms. Ranna, 2Z •
.... ,_ ,_.., .._........ After the threat of arrest was was expected to be charged with was traveling alone, northbound '
FOUR-DAY OLD JENNIE EISENHOWER MAKD HER FIRST PUBLIC COMMENT issued three times and the felony drunk driving and on Golden West when her vehl· l
Aa She Leave• San Clemente General HMpllal With Parenta, Julie and Davtd ~e~~~~0J: ~l~at~ ~~ tf!.:_,~ :::t1:JUS!:t =::u:nr: ~= ~!r ~:S::.U~e ~en=tb= 1
-they broke ranks. ln a three-car accident late Toyota, earring three wbmen.
.J • M h p Several arrests had been Saturday ftlgbt ln Huntington. Each of the btjured was ex-e e eets t e r~Q made by press time but most of A 19-year-old Westminster pected to be admitted to Hunt-~~ those attencttpg what bad begun woman died after the foretp. lngton Inlereommunity Hospital
. as" a funny car drag racing made car she was driving was and there was some doubt as to ~ tt • • 11 d t allegedly struck by a sports car, whethw coe of the injved would ,..,..I!-, ~1--...!J ,.,_, __ Fi·~t D r Dome :Svea~, .... were a owe 0 drivenbyLlaa~a.onGolden survlve,poUcesaid. J~ ~ia i ~ • o ~ D~ West Street between Gar· However. tbe btjured, laclud· ~ A s'i>okesman said the fteld and Clay avenues. police ing Ma. Hanna, were still in the
By ANNE COOPER(\ As Mrs. Eisenhower talked. candid shots of the baby's racew\y tower bad been said. hospital emergency room. at
oe•D1111JPM1t11aH Jennie sucked 'Vigorously on her famous relatives. damagNy rooks and bottles Another late model car with press time. I
i A radiant Julie N ~•• band 8Dll then yawned, evoking Former President Richard th,,~~~ those ln the crowd. three female occupants swerved Police said names of the ln· ~ 1 Eisenhower left San Clemente aa uclamatlon from her-')')roud Nixon, a San-etemente ~ ~ e UPOrif that as to avoid the collision, tore Jured were not available and t
1 General Hospital on SatUJ'Qy, mother--since bis resignation from the many s eounty lhfftfl'J!rtf"11'sr--~t~b~NM~•1pihu•L~uen~c.e1:aain~d1.:tr~a~veiul~eduP~ .... 1!$J· d!_!e;!!n~U!,!~l__l~o~f~th!!!e dead woman 1-, wearing a bright red dress and "Sbe looks just like her Daddy presidency in 1974, was quick to patrol c h either fiat tires feet into a field, brushing trees coiild i:iOt be releasecr-Jeddtfta,.
•---~ ta.ils and carrying 4-<la.Y· that way,·' Mrs. Eisenhower point_ out to reporters on bis or broken windows. and sbubber)'. noWicalion of next of kin.
l drchhiletike a prk . · . ...._ • /1. a ·• hNtN&el tcieitt the• 'eraqja.Jc tM ~ ."We're so grateful," Mrs. Jennie, who arrived at 1:32 first American to be born with .._ ~-*~ 4-••
. E1le1tbower, 30, told the two p.m. Tuesday, bas been the sub-relatives on both sides who were dozen~ or the press as· ject of international newa cov· United States presidents. ~'!;~~. ~" C~i!!';~nall!~~' j sem bled at ""'uae hospital en· er age. Photographers have ap. NM only ls former President
.trance. peared before dawn and stayed Nixon Mrs. Eisenhower's fat.her
"The baby couldil be more after sundown, posted on a and the baby's grandfather, but
healthy. We're ve y, very grassy knoll opposite tbe former Pr.esident. Dwl1ht
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quainted with eonstltuenclea. PaaeM. •
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JULIE l!ISINHOWER HuQa NURS1NO SUPERVISOR
Marpret Johneon Wlahed New Mother Good Luck
GOING HOME
Eisenhower ts her great·
grandfather on her father's side
of the family.
Little, dark-haired Jennie,
wrapped in a yellow receiving
blanket in her mother's lap, ap-
peared to be a plump, alert
baby. Weighing 9-pounds. 4·
ounces at birth she was first
descnbed by her rather as "big
and beautiful.
· · l thank she looks like her
Daddy," Mrs. Eisenhower said
Saturday. "My rather says she
has a g reat voice. In the
hospital's she's done a lot or cry-
ing and sleeping."
Security at the hospital has
been tight.
"Mrs. Eisenhower wanted to
have her baby the way other
women do, privately. with just
... ·•
the family around," said a
hospital spokesman. "We tried
to help her do that."
The homecoming was in keep-
ing with Mrs. Eisenhower's de·
sire to keep things low key. Her
husband pulled up to the bospit.al
entrance in a gray, two-door
Oldsmobile.
lo just a few minutes Mrs.
Eisenhower, holding Jennie, was
wheeled to the car by a hospital
nurse. Eisenhower helped his
wire into the car and carefully
shut the door.
"When are you having the
next one?" a reporter asked.
"Next year," replied the
jubilant new father. "The next
baby is next year~"
Inside the car h1s wile made a
face
Froa Page A J
SURF SURGING •••
ning eight to HI reel were
believed an aftermath of a hur·
ricane off New Zealand a week
ago; -.ccording to lifeguards
s pokesWlan. Lt. Logan
Lockal>ey. The ts-footers were
largest or the summer.
A half dozen lifeguards and
paramedics were unable· to re-
vive Tenove after his body was
retrieved 30 yards off shore in
six feet of water. just south of the pier. He was pronounced
dead on arrival at Hoag Memorial
Hospital. Tenove had gone into the
water with a friend, Tom Kelly
or Arcadia. Kelly said he lost
s ight of Tenove, whom he
described as a "not too ex·
perienced swimmer.
.. When I came back to the
beach he <Tenove> wasn't there
a nd I thought perhaps he had
gone to the store," Kelly. also a
Cal Poly student. said. "But
whe n he failed to show up 1
eventually went to lifeguard
headquarters and reported him
missing."
... Kelly said waves were about
six feet at the lime, the current
strong. Tenove. who grew up in
Duarte, was lo enter his senior
year at Cal Poly where he was
a n agriculture major. The 6·
root-2. 185 pounder. was a
pitcher on the 1972 Cal Poly
jupior varsity baseball team. He
was to have been best man in
Kelly's wedding, scheduled for
September.
Plane Lands
At Park;
Crash Hurts 1
Fults, involved in a rescue off
18th Street beach, severed a ten·
don on bis hand and was ad·
milted to Hoag for an operation.
Degan was treated at Hoag and
released.
The waves, at most limes run-
ning e~ to 12·feet, were brea.k-
i n g ba .. d . accordtnJ to
Lockabey. He said 65,000 were
on the beach Saturday which
despite the wave activity was a
sunny, blue sky day.
Lockabey sald.., more of the
same conditions are expected to-
day and advised beachgoers to stay out of the w.ater. A new
storm was reportedly brewing
Saturday off the coast of Mex·
ico.
Waves of five to six feet
spawned rip currents that
reached 250 yards into the ocean
otr Laguna Beach and were
blamed for two injuries.
Pat Lewis, 21, scuba diver
from Walnut, was treated ~t
South Coast Community
Hospital after being swamped
by a . wave, cutting the back of
his head oo an oxygen tank. The incident~urred al 10:20 a.m.
at Shaw's ve. Brian ogginger, 20, or
Bellview, \'ash., was lr~ated
and releasec\ at South Co~ for
a neck injtAfy after be y.'8S
struck by a ~ashing wave \al 2:25 p.m. at Cr ent Bay.
Laguna life~1ards made l5 rescues and repdtted attendanc6
al 27,000. ,. t Spokesman Ian ~ark said sets
of waves were b~king about
every 10 minutes bet~ 9 a.m
and 2 p.m.
Stark said big surf was expect-
ed a,j?.in today and warned that
anyone nol wearing swim 1Tns
would be ordered to leave the
water .
Surf was also seven to nine
reel along Huntington slate and
A Buena Park man was city beaches. hospitalized after an airplane There were 105 rescues and
crash Saturday at Fullerton 38,000 people on state-supervised
Airport and a Newport Beach sa~d. a spokesman at Bolsa
1 esldant was f01cecl't'trmake· an , .:~la,1ci.~Aaaadqna~er~ .
emergency landing al Mile City beaches had an attendance
Square Park In Fountain Vatley of 50,000 wllh 60 rescues.
whe n his rented plane lost Elsewhere along the Orange ·power. Coast, waves were reported
Pilot 1'bOma! c. In.ale and ln· betweentwoandslxfeet.
suactur Ca:ry-Eiler-of Whittier al-:a..a.~ .whue
were practicing takeoffs a.nd ad· llUtuards1"re kept bUsywitb a
vertising banner pickup at 10:40 mass r~ue of over 200 people
a.m. when their Cessna craft v.:hen six and seven foot waves
crashed nose first into• the bat just over three weeks ago. runway. waves ~only two lo four feet
The plane reportedly Jost Saturday. There. were 5S rescues
power during a zero air speed and 12,000 on the sands.
maneuver required to pick up
the banners which trail behind
the craft. Ingle sustained lacerations
and a bJck tnJury and was report-
ed in at.able tondlt1on et St. Jude
Hoep"9! ancl-R.ebabllltaUo,n
Center, Nlerton. Eller wu not
injured.
Edward·El.M!ftbeift1 59, l>Ut b1s
rented atx-aeater Cessna down
oo tbe old Marines runway at
Mll• Square Park without
da maainl t.M craft. The pluo ls owned b1 Im·
perial Avl8don, beadquartend
•t Oranr• Codnty Airport. Of·
ficla&1 tal«i no delafla wet"S
avallabl• oa wbal caused tho
power~
Heart Attack Kills
Mormon Official
SALT LAKE CITY <AP)
Mormon Apostle Delbert L.
Stapley, a former Artsona bat·
neaaman. died Saturday of a
cardiac arre1t wbtle walJdn1
near hlt home, a cburcb
apolrealDaD &aid.
Stapley, wbo was 11, ranked
third tn tenlorily amoo1 the
Twelve AP09tles of the Cburcta ol
Jeau1 Cllrts of Lattet-da
Sah\tl, wtdcla ". JUit under u. cburcb Flnt PNll~.
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Action Due on n ·ollar Fall~: .... .
W ASHJNOTON <AP> -The
Carter ad.mlDlltntSon prombel
more action In the next few
we.kl to ktep tM dollar from
taldnt a beatt.nc on lnternatlouJ
excban1e market• and from
trodlnC Americans' p~hulnt
powel' .at home.
The deellpe in the dollar on ex-
c ha n1e markets I• felt lm·
mediately only by tourlstJ and
foreign exchanae traders.
However. It a bows up 1n t.b1a
country later lo the form or
hither prices and other
economic problema.
Worried about the impact, the
Federal Relerve toot action Fri·
day lo pmb lntereat rates up le
111pport ol the dollar.
The White House, aareetnc
with the action, added. ''There
wUI be a aeries of continu.lnl ac·
lions over the next several
weeks to deal with these prob-
lems."
The administration gave no in-
dication what other actions were
belne considered. President
Carter has asked tor Cabinet rec·
ommendat.ioos.
The dollar has lost over 30 per·
cent of its value in the past year
against the Japanese yen, 33
percent againat the Swiss franc
President
Pitches
Politics
PLAINS <AP> -Jimmy
Carter played pltcfaer ratber
than president Saturday as be
enjoyed the first full day of a two-week vacation by helping
his Secret Service team to a nar-
row victory over reporters and
his • brother Billy in a softball
game.
Earlier in the hot, sunny day,
8arter spent four hours fishing
ror supper and greeting tourists
and the town's new postmaster.
But it was a triumphant
Carter who tossed his baseball
cap into the air after he and his
bodyguards defeated his brother
Billy and the reporters 6·5 in the
last inning of the softball game.
The 90-plus-degree heat forced
Billy out halfway through the
game. "I had to stop, baby," he
told a reporter. "It was too bot."
President Carter. in cul-off
blue jeans and a navy blue shirt
wet with sweat. stuck it out.
Though he failed to get a hit dur·
ing four times at bat, the presi·
dent scored a run after a walk.
He set a rematch for this af.
ternoon.
The president took a four-hour
fi shing trip that be said netted
enough bream and bass for sup·
per. And after a brief stop to
pluck a bunch of unripe peanuts
from a field, he visited the
Carter warehouse on Main
Street.
A crowd or about 300 tourists
and townspeople rushed to his
car. Standing at least five deep,
they grabbed and pushed and
shoved to get near.
Beneath a blulng sun, Carter
moved slowly through the
Heater Pilot
Ignites Blaze
G asollne leaking from a sports
car and apparently ignited by
heat from a nearby hotwater
lmerest Hike First Slwt
In New Inflation Fight?
and 15 percent a1alnst the
German mark.
These currenc les were
particularly strong already. but
the dollar baa also lost ground to
the weaker Britlah pound and
the Italian lira. The drop was
particularly steep In the past
week.
At fint it appeared that the
decline was caused by specula·
lion fever in world tradtna ex·
changes. But most economist.I
now agree that the problem is a problem of the U.S. economy.
Contributing to the problem.
they say. are:
-The trade balance. Most of
the $26 billion deficit with other
countries laal year is blamed on
oil imports from the Middle
East. Meanwblle. Germany and
Japan have enjoyed trade sur· pluses. But a lower dollar may
improve the trade deficit by
making U.S . goods cheaper
overseas and foreign products
more expensive here ln the Unit·
ed States.
.. -Energy policy. Foreign
traders cite the lnablllty by
Congress and the Carter ad·
ministration to agre6 on an
energy policy as a major 'prob·
lem. A program to reduce oil
imports may reduce the trade
deficit. The administration won ·
a victory in tbh area Friday
when a natural gas bill was sent
to the Senate Roor for a vote.
-Uncertainty. It focuses on
doubts about . what economic
policy is and who is making it:
Congress, Carter or the Federal
Reserve Board.
-InfiaUon. Con.sumer prices
are risinl at a rate of more than
10 percent a year.Uthe dollar is
worth less in the United States.
it also becomes worth less to
foreigners. It also means an dn·
stab l e economy. some
economists say.
"Put altogether, inflation is
rising, there is no Federal
Reserve backbone <and) the ad·
ministration is unable to get its
policy enacted," sald an
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Carter Team Pulled Through In a..11 Inning Agalnlt Preaa
crowd, posed for pictures.
laughed. hugged old friends,
patted babies' heads and ducked
lnto several stores along the
way.
Tom Harris. who was installed
as postmaster last week,
stepped outside to shake the pre-
sldent 's hand
Wearing a white cotton shirt
and blue jeans. the president re·
cei hd all kinds of one-line
messages from the people ¥1ho
had gathered in the beat to
await his visit
"President Carter. put it
there. partner:• yelled one man.
And when he came upon a
man from nearby Americus who
bad brought his 5-year-old red·
haired triplets, Carter sum·
oioned a White House photo·
grapher and posed with them.
Several casually dressed
Secret Sevice agents formed a
ring around the president as he
weaved through the crowd and
stood guard at the shop doors
when he entered.
At Walkers. advertised as
"the store that dldn'l change.''
the president and wife Rosafynn
looked at blue Jeans. Mts. Carter emerged with a paper
sack, saying the proprietor bad
given her permission to try the
clothing on at home.
·'· economist for a Wa&blngto&r.:-:
economic research eroup. -..:.41 41.· ...
"People are sayln1 let's g~~"!
out of the doilar and It'• notJUst overseas, most dollar hol m · ·
are in this country." said the
economist, who asked that bis
name or the name or his group
not be used.
One effect or the dollar'•
decline ls to allow Imported prod•
ducts to go up in price in thit .
country. That allows man,."1.1
American producers to ralsf>{.·
their prices also. ·
The dollar's decline also may
have subtle effects that cannot
yet be calculated. The dollar is
the world's main reserve asset,
and the Arab oil-producing coun-
tries conduct many or their
transactions in dollars.
With those problems ln mind,
the Federal Reserve s aid it
tightened credit Friday ~ause'•
or "recent disorderly conditl-~'!
in foreign exchange markets ai ··
well as the continuing serious
domestic inflationary problem." :·,
However, the Fed's chairman.·:!-?
G. William Miller, bas said that
unless inflation ls controlled, the-
agency might be forced to
lighten credit so much that a re-
cession may result.
Europe
Controls
Conclave
VATICAN CITY <AP> -A
shirt in the balance at the con·
clave of cardinals that will elect
a new pope again gives Euro-
peans their traditional majority.
The change upset earlier in.'
dications that for the first time,
cardinals rrom the Americas,
Africa, Asia and the Pacific
would have a majority. But,.
absences caused by illness or ·
death restored a S6 to SS edge to
the Europeans.
One hundred-eleven princes of
the Roman Catholic Church are .. ·
expected to take part in the ...
secret balloting for a new pope
that begins Friday behind the
locked doors or the Sistine ·
Chapel.
Ninety-nine cardinals already
here went through a loth session ..
of preliminary discussions ::
Saturday to prepare for the con-:"
clave. Others. including Cardinal
Joseph Marie Trin-Nhu-Kbue of·_.
Hanoi. were reported en route. ·
Vatican officials said no ob-
stacles have arisen over atten-
dance by cardinals from Com·
munisl countries.
But the death Wednesday of a
Chinese cardinal. Paul Yu Pin,
and illnesses of Cardinal ,
Valerian Gracias of Bombay, In-
dia. and of Cardinal John Wright
of Boston cut the non-European
representation by three. from 58
to 55. Only one European, Cardinal Bolealaw Filipiak of Poland,
st.ayed at home because of ill·
ness, trimming the roster of 57
Europeans to 56.
A Vatican spokesman said the ... slim difference may mean little, ,
since Europeans don 'l act as a
bloc. As of now participants will in·
elude nine cardinals from Asia ,
two from Australia, one from
New Zealand, one from Samoa.
12 African.s , 12 North
Americans. eight of them from
the United States, three from
Canada and one from Puerto
Ri co, and the 56 Europeans.
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reapoQ.lible for a fire that
destroy4!d a garage and its con·
~ta Saturday .Ua Westminster. ~ fifird&! 15 minutes to aouse·~e ome
Donald Wells, 5581 Rochelee
Ave., firemen said. Structural
damage was listed at $2Q.000 and
loss of conteats $10.000. .._ ~
The sports car, a 1969 Lotus
Ford, was lost in the fire. There
were no injuries, firemen said.
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CRIMINALS TO PAY COURTROOM COSTS? • • •
rtnes, penalties and costs that is
periodically reviewed and up-
dated.
Other judges interviewed felt
that a more thorough examina-
tion of many criminal defen-
dants m ight lead to the con-
clusion that they are quite capa-
ble of paying their legal fees
and, perhaps, contributing a lit-
tle to offset the cost they have
created.
Orange County judges have no
such guidelines. Fines are set by
the individual Judges; t Judge A
might think that defendant Blow
should pay $10,000 for his con-
sumer fraud caper while Judge
B would fme him SSOO. Superior Court Judge H. War-
ren Knight said he has imposed
more fines and penalties in re-
cent months than ever before.
"I think most of us do resort to
fmes whenever we think we can
get some money out of a convict-
ed defendant." Superior Court
Presiding Judge Byron K .
McMillan commented.
"I agree with the principle
but,. as Judge McMillan said, it 1s~ t always easy to apply it," he
sa id. "Certainly, if a convicted
criminal can pay a stiff fin e. then
impose it."
"But it's not as easy as it
s ounds," he added. "Seventy
percent or those convicted defen-
dants are Tepresented by the
public defender ; if they didn;t
have money to hire a lawyer.
bow can they pay a fine?"
It will take a sharp increase in
fin es and greater determination
of j udges to impose them if the
Retail Clerks Start
9-county Walkout
A s trike b y 70,000 Retail
Clerks Union members a gainst
m ajor s upermarket cha ins in
Orange and eight other Southern
California counties got under
way Saturday at midnight
Safe way and Lucky Store s
locked out employees early lo·
day.
The walkout against the Food
E mployers Council involves
supermarket employees from
San Luis Obispo to the Mexican
border. It is the first time all
nine Southern California locals
have struck simultaneously .
A spokesman for Local 770 in
Los Angeles sald talks were
s chedule d toda y between
market management and union
negotiators, but said nothing
conclusive about prospects for
settle ment.
No reports of panic buying
have a ppeared, according to
wi re service information. The s pokesma n sa id some
Rough Trek
Library Film Enterprising
By JOANNE BEYNOLDS
Ol tlile DaUy Nlttlllff
For the pas rive days, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock and
the crew of the USS Enterprise have been orbiting
Newport Beach.
STAil TREK'S Intrepid heroes made the rounds or the
city's libraries in a free showing of one of the episodes of
--1.lie1'V sertes, sel'een!'a s:s-p&rrof'1he-"tltinll'y'numliT~
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program. .
Thursday, they beamed down at the· West Newport
Children's library to an audience that would have made
even the imperturbable Spock a little twitchy.
The 52-m.ilna&.e film, "City on the Edge of Forever,·· at-
tracted five adults a11d a gaggle of squlrmin1 kids. im-
posslble1.o count what with endless trips in and out of the
screening room.
• U THE TDIE Kirk l:aa1l "lilS landing-P.arlY beamed
back aboard tM stanM,R most ot the kids were out in the
main part ot the library wofiddioo.puules.
The episode won a Huao Award fdr foturtsm and
science fictlon for its treatment of the question of the time-s pace contfuuum. ·
-The-pi.oHl!ed Hi~fan&-bacln!t-come..for intellecl11al
pursuits. '.Ibey were read¥ to -see Fazer&blasint-.bad auys and photon torpedos launched in the direction of the evil
Klingons.
NOT A KUNGON could be found and the only real ex·
citing parts were the two times Mr. Spock employed hls
Vulcan knockout grip.
Midway throuah the &bow. two boys sittin1 on the fioor
got fntoia flR flt1M. :n..t cliveraion waa dea1l wlth b¥ an adult who wu tni..ted ln the possibUity that the past
could be altered by tbe future and replayed with a dif.
ferent result. She told the combatant.a to knock it off.
Not Joni after, Ju.st when Dr. Mccoy wu st.aaerin1
across ·the sereen tn a drug-induced state of paranoia, a
·bo dllc:ovencl a. pal! lbbii rut t!lr61'1J)er .......
Bones' mad!w• waa tntemQJted by a blue ot aunU,i.t ob-
llterat.lne tbe ptctures.
THAT P908LSM wu controlled and the sbow rolled
on aa one fidltt.lna audlence member informed ber Hll·
mate: "You a bl=•·" Tbl....,. '-didn't 11eem t.oalDd.
Two burt1 ,_.. ... •PPll'-.&1 bed leeD tb.i1 epllOde
before. '11117 bUDlb aarn.t.d elidl eWllt a few beats 1ll edvuee, trom '.iiie.opml"&. dnis OMfdDie ol McCo1 to
K1rk •• a..t UM: ··Let'• pt I bill oat of ben.''
....
Superior Court operating budget
is lo be balanced by that kind or
revenue.
Superior Court Administrator
Les McCartney says it now costs
$3,841,858 to run his jurisdiction.
Revenue of $1,529.000 m eans
that the operation is more than
$2 million in the red.
Ora nfe Co unt y's four
municipa court systems are all
healt)lily in the bla ck.
So is the county 's j uvenile
court where Presiding Judge
Willia m L. Murray makes no
secret or his belief that offenders
who are hit hard in the pocket-
book tend to learn their lesson
faster.
"But you have to reme mber
tha t these courts have such
trem endous sources of revenue
as traffic tickets and m isde-
meanor level cases that call for
no stiffer punishment than a
fine." Judge Mc Millan said.
"Our felonies just don't offer
that kind or conclusion. Our de-
fendants are racing county jail
or a prison term and the op-
portunity of recouping costs by
fining them just isn't there ...
District Attorney Cecil Hicks
solldy supports any move that
might compel the criminal to
contribute to the cost of running
the court system.
•·A lot of judges are talking of
giv ing stiffer fines and imposing
more fines," he said. "I'm all
for it. If the money is there, get
it and give the t a xpayers a
break.
Hicks said his office has
pursued a vigorous financial
policy in consumer fraud cases
with many thousands of dollan;
being collected annually from
Orange County businesses who
wou ld p refer t o pay s tiff
penalties rather than go on trial
for infractions or state regula-
tions.
.. But, of course, that is civil
court revenue," Hicks said. "I'd
like to see the same approach in
the criminal area and my office
will certainly be glad to back to
the hill any innovation or pro·
cedure on those lines."
Deputy Dis trict Attorney
Theodore "Ted" Millard, a n
election victor who will take the
Su p e ri or Cour t ben c h i n
Janua ry, believes that the Unit-
ed States Supreme Court has
made it very difficult for judges
to impose fines.
"We had a ruling some years
ago to the effect that a defen-
dant can not be imprisoned for
his failure to pay a fine,"
Mill a rd said. "That stays the
hand of many a judge."
Millard said. however, that he
will be only too willing to impose
fines whenever the opportunity
presents itself.
"I 'm a ll for mak i ng the criminal pay and if we can help
close the cost gap by tapping his
funds. then l 'm ror it." the pro·
secutor said.
"But my first priority will be
in the fi eld of 'restitution,"
Millard said. "If I can gel some
or all of a defrauded victim's
money back for him then I must
do that first and look into the
question or fines later.
"But I'm all for balancing the
books," Millard said. "If it can
be done without losing the
criminal then we should do it."
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BEAMING DOWN TO NEWPORT BEACH LIBRARIES
Spock, Kirk and McCoy Entertain Youngatera
At one point in the show a feeble·minded 20th cen-
tury eartb.li.li& &ot bis hands on McCoy's fazer, nipped lt to
overload -accordint to Trekktes ~ean ten by lbe blah
pitched whlstl~it makes-and vaporized himself.
The Trekkles nodded knowingly. Most of the kids in
the audience Inquired loudl~ as to what happened.
To the proJectioniat, it was all ln a day's work. Only
OM'flltt!umted Mm 11 ~Jil81l1.roal ta.e_rooft\. ,-
THE DDS '111AT were left P<lked each other, showed
off their Star Wars T·sbirts ot trfed to make hand ahadowa
on the sereen whUt the credlts ran by.
One credlt was nashed over a still photo of 1
iruesome, muJU-eyed ueen monster.
"Hey. I've seen thlat one bef~." one ahadow art.lit
nounced. "It'• really a tood ooe. This one wu dumb.''
Harlan ElUaoa, the screenwriter retPomlbJe for Ulla
partlcUlarly ~wiDnilll VOJ•C• of t.be z.iterprile, pf'Ob. 1bl1 wouldD't ban ~la&.ld that readklG. .
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Castle Comedown
Did the Mc Daniel brothers have more fun building their
prize-winning entry or tearing it down Saturday in the
La ke Mission Viejo Sand Castle Contest? Kevin. 13, <in
shirt> and Tommy. l l. gets a running start, then fall
over themselves before Kevin winds up as king of the
non -hi ll. Carol Contino mounded a turtle shape to win
the a dult divis ion.
'Strike Off, Booze On!"
Guardsmen Gone,
Memphis Going
MEMPHIS CAP> -"Strike
off. booze on. bar open" read a
sign in front of a mote l Saturday
as Memphis began shaking off
effects of an eight-day police
and fireme n 's s trike th a t
b rought a c urfew and 1,500
.koops to town.
Rank-and-file policemen were
patrolling this Mississippi River
city or 650.000 again, and for the
firs t t im e sin ce Mo nday .
automatic rifle-toting National
Guardsmen in body armor were
alm!'nt-tnmrthe-efty"!"lf! ft~sta~
lions as firemen returned to
work.
The end or Mayor Wyeth
Cha ndler's dusk-to-dawn curfew
turned the nightspots in Overt.on
Sq&lal"e. a--m'fdtowtr c:omlllex
restaurants, pubs and specialty
shops, once again into swinging
islands Q{_ti_psy gaiety, wiUt.their
us ual crowcli maCfe up mostly of
young people.
The lifting of the curfew also
meant an end to early closing
for convenience stores and all-
ni&bt groceliH, kept theater
ac~ light later and allowed
weddings once more to be
scheduled at night.
laughed. "But then be looked
back and saw my troops with
their runny-looking rifles and he
got awfully polite . Didn't have
no trouble at all ...
The strikes hit Memphis as the
city was preparing for the ftrst
anniversary of Elvis Presley's
death. Thous ands of t,ourists
from all over the world had been
expected for the occasion which
was t o be marked by film
festivals. a fan club convention
and IOM lines of fans at the gates oC ~ace:r-::._an-::-.:ir-wr:.~==--=---~~~~~-
whcre Presley is buried. 1 :>-.'->..~~
The curfew halted the' nllh\.
ti m e portions of the mm
festiltal. and tbe fan ll\lb ~
ventioo closed before--[uslC each
day. •
· Visiior ll&s~:
Unexpected
Baby in CdM -A 24-year-old San Francisco
wom an and her newborn son
were reported doing fine alter
she gave premature birth in the
Cameo Shores home of her aunt
and uncle Saturday afternoon in
Corona del Mar, Newport Beach
pOlice said.
Some parts of Me mphis'
nightlife, however, bad been un-
affected by the strike. Except
Cor Wednesday night, when non-
striking police for a few hours
enforced the curfew with a
vengeance, early-evenil!g traffic was 'almost at norm81 levels
along Union Av,enue, one of tbe c lt y • s m a i n e a s t . w e s t The woman told lnveatia&to!S
thoroughfares. she was unaware of her prec.
And along Vance Avenue, nancy but be•an hemorrbaa·
several blocks south, pro1Ututes lnl, gave birth, put'the babf ln a
continued to advertise thelr wicker basket and called pOllce.
services from the street comeni. Pollce, In an effort to
One police captain. a.ulped transport mother and son t.o
to a patrol car for the ftnt Ume Ho11 Memorial Rospltal,
In 10 years, told a reporter Fri-stopped traffic at ~aclflc Cout ·
day n.l&ht be was 1lad to bave Htabway and Dover Drlve,
tbe youn1 1uard.smen'1 com· <:leartn1 the roadway over BQ
pany. Bridge.
"I stopped a fello• a wblle Tbe Infant wu detcrtbed • ~ 110 wbo &ot rtal CtUltlC -fUU term but lutferjq a kla of
w11n't pleued about belnc blood. mv.-utaton ~ •"
1topped at alJ,0 tbe captaln Ttiey~to.NltMI .... ;J
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Wffkly review ol 9'anr1e Coat h/ghllgtrts
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FISHERMAN FOUND DOUBLE-HEADER IN CATCH
Newport Bt'.1ch
Oddity surfaces at Newport Pier
When the anglers who caught a mother blue shark last
~eek gutted ~eir ca.tch, they found nine litUe sharks ln·
s_1~e. Or was it 10? Fishermen T J and Brian, as they Iden·
t1r1ed themselves to the Daily Pilot, discovered that one of
the baby blues had two heads.
Flashy trio
shock woman
on ride home
A 21-year -old Wes t
Newport woman headed
ho m e from her cocktail
waitress job on a bicycle
was startled when she
passed a nude man stand·
ing between two parked
cars. Then she spotted a
second nude man, leaning
against a telephone pole.
That worried her, but she
was downright panicky
when a third starker
streaked past her, waving
his clothing as he ran.
Police doubted her story
when she reported the tri·
pie exposure. but later
found witnesses who
verified her unusual sight
ing. Police say they are
sli II investigating the
early-Wednesday incidenL
San Juan Capistrano
School bus ticket 'a mere $235'
Parents didn't l,ike it much when Capistrano Unified
School District officials said students would have to walk
farther to get to school. They seemed to like it even less
last week when they were told that parent-paid busing
would probably cost about $235 per pupil for a year's rides
About 20 parents attended a meeting where a private
transportation firm outlined costs and said al least 500
pupils would have to be found to obtain rides to school for
youngsters aged 4 to 12. The district increased walking dis·
tances to cut $352,264 from the wstrict budget.
Laquna Beach
-· Flowery speech
not heard in
garden gift
The 2.5-acre garden at·
tended to lovingly for 20 ·
years by Hortense Miller
atop Allview Terrace in
Laguna Beach will soon
become a city park. But
the decision to lake over
the terraced flowerbeds
was made with some
doubts expressed by al
le as t obe councilman,
Wayne Baglin. The annex·
ation was offered on the
condition that Mrs. Miller
be allowed to live out her
life on her estate. Baglin
w~bout Uie e~tta
expense of maintaining
the gardens in l~)lt of
Proposition 13 revenue
cuts. Nearby residents
said they were not over·
w_yed ovei: prospects of in·
creaftct tr'liC:
..
RN l,ink
Probed
ID Deaths
BALTIMORlt CAP>-Cath· ertne Womack, Louvenia Reed,
Markene Smith, Uarey Gessner.
All were patlenta at dlff erent
limes ln the same hospital ln·
tenalve care unll. All died
myaterkuly.
Tbouah tbelr lives apparently
never croaed. their deaths have
now been alleaed1y Unted to a
re1l1tered DW"le who is charged
with murdertq them.
'-THE MOaNING my mother
paaaed away she was on the
macblne," said Mrs. Womack's
dau1bter, Linda McMullen. "My
brother walked out for two
minutes and It was off her-un·
pluued and off her. The nurse
.aald my mother passed away."
The *year-old Mrs. Womack,
who lived on a diaablllty income
at a houalna project here, had
been on a re1plrator while ln a
coma for a week ln the spedal
care unit of Maryland General
Hoapltal.
Mary Role Robac1ynskl, 24,
was Indicted 1'rlday by a city
grand Jury under her maiden
name of Mary Roeo Kalaler, on
char11e1 of kllllna Mrs. Womack
and the other three. She was re-
lcuacd on peraonal recognizance
by Judge Robert L. Katrwackl of
the c riminal court pending ar·
rulgnmenl Sept. 6.
MRS. MCMULLEN said she
did not know for sure the name
of the nurse who attended her
mother. "She was always trying
to be so nice," she said, "but the
nurse tried to keep all or us out
or my mother's room.
Mrs. Robaczynski graduated
from the hospital's nursing pro-
gram. in 1975 and was assigned
to the hospital's 13-bed intensive
care unit. She worked there until
March 17, one week after the
last of the four patients died in
the unit. A slate government source
who asked not to be identified
said an inves tigalio11 was
launched after the hospital's
nursing staff made allegaUons
to the state nursing board about
the deaths -all of which OC·
curred between last December
a nd March.
ACCORDING TO the source,
the nursing staff board told city
State's Attorney William A.
Swisher about allegations that
the life-support systems or the
patients bad been unbooked. The
source said he did not know
whether there were any eyewit·
nesses to the alleged murders.
Doctors at the hospital aren't
talking about the deaths.
Neighbors of two of the other
dead patients remembered
learning or their deaths
Eva J. Williams, 64, who lived
next door to Louvenia and Henry
Reed, recalled seeing an am·
bulance take someone from the
house early one morning. A few
daya later, she saw Mrs. Reed's
blind teenage son, wbo told her,
"My mother is all rhthl. Mv
mother Is dead.'
••1 WAS 80 hurt.'' said Mn.
Williams. "I went to pieces
"She was a very nice, quiet
woman," said Mrs. Williams.
·'They were very, very poor peo-
ple. She was the breadwinner It
was terrible."
The death ol Markene Smith
seemed "an omen" to Cato
Hackett, coming as it did close on the death of another of her
neighbors. Mrs. Hackett said it
prompted her and her husband
to leave the neighborhood.
Mrs. Hackett said Mrs. Smith
was taken to the hospital on
Christmas Day following a _guar·
rel wfth a man Wft wfiom SM
had lived ror many years. The
next dlry she \tas dead.
Ll'M'LE WAS known about
Harry Gessner, the last victim
of the JUlpl~ious deaths. who
died March 8.
. Stonlls R11mble In OliiO . ~
NA110NAL /INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER
HANOCUFf£D FATHER FOLLOWS COFFIN OF 2·YEAR-OLO SON SATURDAY
Rk:Mrd L. Schrter AccuMCI of Sex AbuH In Iowa Coma-death C•••
Bolstering of Buck
Welcome-However
LONDON <AP> -Foreign
financial exRert.a welcomed the ( ) U.S. Federal Reserve Board's /N SHORT
effort to bolster the saggln1
value of the dollar. but they ------------'-
stressed they saw lhe move as
little more than "a stopgap
measure."
They urged further efforts by
the United States to prop up the
American currency. which has
plummeted in value against ma·
1or world currencies in the last
15 months. The Federal Reserve decided
Friday to raise its discount rate
to commercial banks from 7'4
percent to 7~ percent, effective
Monday. The discount rate ls the
interest the Federa l Reserve
charges member banks to bor·
row monev.
.Jam. leered •
BOSTON CAP) -Howard
Jarvis, the father of Proposition
13, was shouted down for 20
minutes Saturday by de·
monstrators who cha rged his
tax reform proposals are racist.
"Jobs yes, racism no. 21f..t and
13 have to go." shouted a dozen
members or a gt"oup calling
itself the Committee Against
Racis m as Jarvis began a
speech to a crowd of about 100 in
Boston's historic Fanueil Hall
marketplace c "21h refers to
proposed legis lation which
would limit property taxes in
Massachusetts >
Pla11 StfU Opna
TEL AVIV CAP > -Foreign
Minister Moshe Dayan said
Saturday Israel's Mideast peace
plan is "not ultimative," but
could not be modified ·'unless
the changes are the fruit or
agreement between both sides."
Dayan, speaking to a group
called the Forum for Political
and Social Clarifications, said
Israel will approach the SepL s
summit meeting with Egypt and
the United States at Camp
David. Md .. w1lh "a maximum
or opennness.. and would bt·
looking for "meeting points
between us and Egypt ··
<JallttJa San E' Bl
TAMPA <AP> -The Church
or Scientology. three days alter
11 or Its members were indicted
by a federal grand jury, has
sued to have the FBI release re-
ports on the religious group.
The FBI contends that much
information sought is exempt
from disclosure unde r the
Freedom of Information Act.
and a heavy backlog or requests
has delayed release or other
available material.
Anu ~ait~laed
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. I AP>
The severed arms of a 2.,,.year·
old boy who was entangled in
farm m achinery were real·
tached to his body in a 12-hour
operation Saturday.
Attendants at St. John's
Hospital said the condition or
Devin Vannoy was "critical but
stable." Doctors said It would be
a week to 10 days before the suc·
cess or the surgery could be de
termined.
B~Cas~Open
AUSTIN IAP > -Crimin al
charges stemming from the 1976
death of millionair e Howard
Hughes could be filed by the
Texas attorney general ·s offi ce,
the Austin American-Staleman
reported Saturday.
"I don't think you 'd be right to
say we're going with a homicide
investigation. That's not the
tenor of It," Tim James. chief of
the Texas attorney general's or·
ganized crime division, told the
paper.
Accused Dad
SeesAbiued
Tot Buried
OES MOINES, Iowa IAP) -
Two-year-old Matthew Schrier
Y(BS burled Saturday as his
father. accused or sexually abus·
ing him. sat handcuffed nearby .
Attorney!i who battled over de
tach1ng the child from a hfe·
!.u pport ~yste m served a~
pallbearers.
THE COMATOSE youngster's
heart gave out Thursday wtule
he still was attached to a
respirator. ending a seven-week
ordeal for his family who had
struggled over bis medical and
legal rate.
The child's rather. Richard L.
Schrier Jr .. 24, is charged with
first-degree sexual abuse and
rnay face a murder charge in
the incident, authorities say. Ile
was among the first to arrive for
the service, accompanied by
three law enforcement officers.
i''or nine days, Matt's mother.
Linda Schrier, 31, and the boy's
paternal grandparents. Richard
Sr .• 48. and Shirley Schrier, 43,
battled in court for Matt's
custody to determine who should
decide whether the life support
system that kept him breathing
should be removed.
The youngster had been in a
coma since June 28.
THE MOTHER wanted the
m a c h t n c d e l a c'h e d . H i s
grandparents resisted.
And the state. Matt's legal
guardian during the hearing,
was attempting to test Iowa's
br am death law.
Despite Matt's death. the trial
will resume next Tuesday as
lawyers who carried his tiny
blue casket to the grave site
Saturday argue over the brain
death question.
Jowa Jaw contends that a
person ls dead when his brain
functions cease. Four physicians
had testified that Matt was brain
dead, but doctors could not
agree on a precise definition for
the condition.
Solo Pilot
First Over
North Pole
MUNICH <AP> -
German pilot Dieter
Schmitt completed the
first non-stop solo Olght
across the North Pole ln
a single-engine plane
Saturday and said tee
was his most serious
probt"1J,
SUNDAY tea
The 54-year-old
Heidelberg resident
landed bts Beechcraft
Bonanza at Munich's
Blem airport at 5:38
p.m . local time <9:38
p.m. here>. 32 houns and
38 m CnUU!S after depart·
h11 from Anchonge,
A1aaka, In his plane
loaded with extra fuel.
He averaged 1!0 mph on
the trip.
ca· 1na
Wm&, TOrnadoes Whip ACJ»M TB aALDING-.
stocliy German --itn1tM
and waved to about SO
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71 ..
• n : r. " .. 10t ., ., .,
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,.., .. .._ Ii .. reporters on the runway
==-~ ~ ~ as he brought the wblte ...-. vor11 n .. aircraft with maroon
~~9oZ,. n " stripes to a halt on the ,.._.,.. ,: :. ta rm a c . He then
~ •1 64 crawled out of the Uny =-~-'·Ore. :~ !4: cockpit and embraced :l'=-: :; hla wll6 Ursula
s.ttlAh • •1 ••t \fouldn't want to t:: ~ ~ : have to fly acroea the ::..~ " 51 pole under conditions . ....,."' = ~ like tboee a1aln," he
.---------sald. ••Tbe lcln1 was critical for several
houn and 1 bad to drop
down to t,000 feet at
tlme1 above the Polar
Sea."
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SCBJUIT, A areat ad·
mlrer of tbe late Cbafles
Llndberlb who ln lt:rl
made the ftnt solo rupt
aeroM tbe Atlantic, •aid
h• had traUble lettUil
the alrenft~
THIS SUNDAY & EVERY SUNDAY
_/ Through September 3rd • 1 :30 to 4:30
SOl1TH COAST PIAZA .
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STATE NEWS
' Stuilent StlQleet f 1
Stanfo~d ·Math
Prof M11rdered
STANFORD lAP> PoUce are aea.robina for a mollve In lhe ratal
beatJni of •year-old Stanford Univertil)' mathemaUcs profeasor
Karel ctel..Muw. whoso hud wu smubed u be aat at hll de k work
in& on P'adel.
A 42-y r-old Stanford vaduate atudent surrendered to sheriff's
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BEATEN TO DEATH
Karel deLeeuw, 42
deputieA early Saturday. ad
m1U.c.-d the att•ck but refused Lo
1ive a A!UOO, a sheriff's detec
hve said.
OeLeeuw'" body. the head
t>earmg masi.lvo injuraei. rrom a
weapon described only as a
blunt lnsln.Unenl, was found Fn
day 1n the chair al hls desk lrl
his Jordan Hall office at s JO
p m .. aa.ld Stanford spokesman
Harry Press.
"RE HAD A pencil ~ his
hand. his glasses were on his
desk." said Press. who added
that deLeeuw apparently had
been making up his grade list
Press said the wounds, which
at first appeared to be bullet
wounds, turned out to be heavy
punctures from a vicious beat·
ing. .
At 3:30 a.m. Saturday, he said.
"a guy called the Santa Claru
County sheriff's office and said.
·1 hurt a person badly and J want
to turn myself in.• They told him
to turn himself in to the North
County jail aod he did. He iden·
tified himself as Theodore Lan-
don Streleslti. 42."
The sheriff's office s aid
StreleslU was booked for in-
vestigation of murder.
Sheriff's Detective Sgt. Chuck
Gillingham said Streleski ad-
mitted the killing of the Chicago.
born mathematician.
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Waiting, Worrying
A Los Angeles County Fire Departme~l ~ehcopter _Pours
fire relardenl on Hacienda Heights h1lls1de as residents
watch flames approach homes. Man on roof soaks
shingles. About 300 acres burned, threatening six homes.
before the fire was controlled late Friday.
Mother, Sons Held
In Kiddie Sex Ring
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A They rented rooms in three
mother and her two sons have Chinatown hotels at a rate of $5
Sunday, Auguat 20, 1978 DA.IL Y PILOT
Nixon Lashes
Carter Policy
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Former President Richard M. Nixon
criticized the Cart.er Administration's domestic and foreign policies
in a taped interview in which he also discussed details of his upcom-ing book.
Nlxon, in a telephone interview from his San Clemente sea5¥1e villa, told former Los Angeles
Mayor Sam Yorty that the pre-
sent administration has no effec·
tive anti-inflation policy. He SUI·
gested it bas not dealt effective-
ly with "increasing Soviet
adventurism in various parts or
the world.
"The major issue ia the Unit-
ed States is the bigb cost of liv-
ing,•• Nixon continued. adding
that be doesn't see any policy
that they are following 1n
Washington which will cut back
on the cost of government and
thereby get ·at the cause or infla-
tion ... "
THE FORMER President also
attacked Carter's handling of
the B·l bomber program. say·
ing, "I would have gone ahead
with it. I feel' that the U.S. must
strengthen its position. Good in-
tention ia not enough. Setting an
example and hoping they wlll
follow is not enough."
The interview is scheduled to
be aired tonight OD KCOP at 8
p.m. on "The Sam Yorty Show."
Nixon. who earlier this year
published his lengthy memoirs,
told Yorty he is working on a
new and shorter book. tentative-
ly scheduled for release next
fall.
Nixon said sales or his first
book. "RN: Memoirs of Richard
Nixon," "apparenUy are doing
quite well. What's more impor-
tant is that people are reading it. ..
Edf~Ari ••• .............
Tokyo graphic designer
Tomoyuki Ono's green
thumb was helped by a
s ecret method when she
grew a score of cubical and
tetrahedral watermelons for
arts s how . Chemical
fertilizers and steel frames
may be the secret.
been arrested on charges of run-per "trick" and made as much THE NEW BOOK, he said,
GILLINGHAM said the death ning a Chinatown prostitution as $lOOperday. The girls charged "will be much briefer than the lrome• Cook's used b bl t · tr · · I · b"t g·rls as their customers -mostly was ca Y a un ms u-rang . mvo vang w 1 e 1 f1'rst one." He noted that bis first ed h h d h 12 · rted f Chinese men -$15 to $20 for ment and add e a "t e ma-young as ampo rom a book "was really three books in f 'd · h d.. 'ddl l · hb h d eaeh act of prostitution, Eimi1 ~ l S jority o ev1 ence an an . mt e c ass ne1g or oo one," and said his latest writing few Press said he conferred with acrosstown. added effort will "look to the future, Q
Stanford math department vice Vice squad Capt. George Arrested on charges of pimp-rather than the past"
chairman Paul Berg, who im· Eimil said four girls ranging in ing and pandering were Astbeinterviewbegan.Nixon. IRVINE <AP) -Le Cordon
mediately recognized Streleski age from 12 to 16 were picked up Katherine Mantalvanos, 45, and who bee a me a first-ti me Bleu. a world-famous French
and described him as a "former Friday, along with the family her two sons. 20-year-old George grandfather last week, talked cooking school. has filed suit in
graduate student ... one of those and five others. Three of the and another 11.year·old whose about his new grandaughter. Los Angeles federal court here
eternal graduate students... tecagcd prostitutes were still at name was not released Jennie. Nixon's daughter, Julie. seeking Sl million in damages B rt ·d St 1 k. d t d I he added from an Irvine businesswoman. e sat re es 1 gra ua e arge, · gave birth to the nine.pound,
from the University of lllinois in POLICE SAID the operation four&ounce girl last Tuesday, as The school filed the complaint
1957. applied to Stanford for a THE RING had been operat· was run by George, a Pacifica husband David Eisenhower as-against Bonnie Heather
doctorate in 1959. He got his ing s ince May and was the gas station attendant. sisted at the birth. Takamatsu and ber businesses m a s t er · s of s c i en c e i n youngest prostitution ring ever known as the Sbandos American
mathematics in 1962 and was a discovered in San Francisco. Picked up for pandering al· The former President said his Cordon Bleu Corp. ,
part-time student. Berg said Eimil said. legations were Darryl Stewart. immediate plans include work-The lawsuit contends that stu·
that at one time "deLeeuw was The girls, aJl residents of the 19, and four juvenile boys who ing on the book, "making ap-dents were solicited in a letter
his adv150· r.·· city's Ingleside District. were Eimil described as "assistant pearances from time lo lime that described her as a -
Berg said Streleski had com-regularly chauffere to pimps." Their jobs, be said, . . . ore • .. d "bef pub11·c forums " "diplomate•• of L'Ecate d" pleted his course work toward a Chinatown where they worked were to shutUe the girls back traveling in the United States Cordon Bleu in Paris. But the SUSPECT IN KILLING
Theodore L. Streleakl doctorate but had not completed from lunchtime to midnight, and forth to Chinatown from and abroad, "and a lot or suit says Ms. Takamatsu does hisdissertation.-:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimE~im~U~s~al~d~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~th~e~i~r~homes~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~========b:a:b:y:s:itti:::n:g:,o:r:cou::::rs:e:.:"::::::::::::::no:t:b:a:v:e::::adi:.P:l:om:::a:.':'::::::::::r
Crosby Grandson
Cycle Pursuit
Ends in Death
LOS ANGELE'S <AP> -Brian Patrick Crosby,
18-year-old grandson of the late entertainer Bing
Crosby. died when he crashed his motorcycle dur-
ing a police chase in Beverly Hills, officers said
Saturday.
Crosby, a University or California-Los Angeles
student. was pursued by two officers late Friday
when he allegedly ran a red light, said police Lt.
Booth Shaw. The officers sounded their sirens as
they chased Crosby
--------about a mile into the
( •cYr ~rrr J Beverly Hills city limits,
:H/tlc. Shaw said. Crosby was
killed when he
sideswiped a car and was
thrown from tus motorcycle, hitting bis head on a
parking meter.
Crosby was the second son or Phillip Crosby,
one of Bing Crosby's four children by his first wife,
Wilma Wyatt.
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Orange Coast Daily Pilot Editorial Pg.e _______ Su_nct.y-.A•ug-uat•20-.1•978 ______ R•obe-r1•N•W•eed-/•P•u•b'•'s•he•r-•Y•hom-••s•K•ee•v•11•1e•d•1t•or
. County Taxpayers'
Plights Improving
Early thia year. Orange County Assessor Brod
.Jacobs tJmated that Orange County's assessment roll
would grov.· ln \'ulue by about 17 percent this year.
It :,11rely would have had not Howard Jarvil» und
ProJ>06ltloo 13 happened along
But us u re:tult of Prop. 13 !'> landslidt endorsement by ~lifornia voters lu~t June. th1~ year's county anessment
11falnedonly1.4 pt:rcent over 1977 78 lowe~T'. that compurtson shouldn't be made. The
II released by Jacobs last week can be comparl'd to no
previous ass ·m~nt roll
In many instance!>. the values it reflects are values
rolled back three )•ears. when 1nnataon of property value~
began t u runaway rate that only recently s lowed
In many other ans tances. thou&h. the county's new a~
sessmmt roll ~fleets hundreds of thousand~ of reul
estate transactions that have occurred ~ince M1:trc h 1.
1975 sales. trades. new ronstruction, 1mpro' ement!».
etc.
Not everyone 1s happy with the legal ground rule~
J &cobs and his staff were forced to Collow when comply-
ing with the mandate or Prop. 13.
It's true. loo, lhal some property owners, especially
so-called stay-putters. reaped more benefit on the reduc-
tion rollback or values than olhers. And its true that in
many instances, like properties sitting side by side carry
strikingly different values for taxation purposes.
But the mandate so overwhelmingly endorsed by the
voters has been carried out by the assessor in Orange
County. It means when lax bills are mailed, most or near-
ly a ll taxpayers will be paying less this year than last .
And if there's any quarrel with that-. it's over the question
of how much less.
When judged by recent years. that's a refreshing
c ha nge in the taxpayers· plight.
Campaign Off Target
This is the season when public issues s hould be get-
ting a good airing through candidates competing for
public office.
In the Fifth Supervisorial District, however, Tom
J{ogers seenungly has boiled his contest with incumbent
'Tom Riley down to a single issue: Riley's campaign
s pending habits.
Granted. Riley in 1976 collected and s pent far too
much money to win a political race that he could have
won e as ily had he not s pent a dime. He's also a lready col-
lected more than enough money to finance his re-election
bid this year.
But Rogers· contention that Riley has sold out to
~pccial interests while financing his campaigns is just
political rhetoric.
Riley is right in disregarding Rogers' allegations. al-
legations that attack his personal integrity and concen-
trating on issues.
But let's get on with an honest discussion of the real
.factors in the Fifth District race: land use, Orange County
Airport. housing costs, growth and implementation ot
Prop. 13.
Riley has defined those as the significant issues that
should be given a good airing. He's right
Endorsers Unplugged
Jane Russell pleads guilty to a drunk·driving charge.
Leon Spinks is arrested for carrying drugs and on traffic
warrants. Evel Knievel does time for bashing a guy with
a baseball bat.
Besides their fans, families and friends. who cares?
Well. Playtex cares. for one. It was ready to go with a
n e w line of bras to be plugged on TV by Miss Russell.
Also the sporting good manu!acturer and cosmetic maker
who had lined up boxer Spinks for TV endorsements. And
Ideal Toy Corp., which had an entire line of Evel Knievel
products ready to do. along with a $1 million ad campaign
featuring Evel himself.
All these campaigns were cancelled after the
celebrities ran into unsought publicity. A lot of money
went down the tube. Or. more appropriately, s tayed off
the tube
Non·drinkers with level te mpers and few vices ob-
vious ly are better gambles for those oh-so-sincere en-
dorsement messages
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot.
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Boyd I Golden Mist
' --"'IWL1". B01'D ·'The golden sun burst
4 through the dawn mist. cast
; ing a lumlnous glow over the
t• tranquil scene, as a hush was
brolren only by the distant t melody of church chimes, tbe
•murmuring of rusUing leaves
1 and the lullaby of a mother
s par.row t.rUling 1~ ber
'young." So wrote David
••Goldman. And whY did be
: wtlte It. you ask? To try to
'put into one sentence what I Wilfred J. Funk designated ~as the ten most beaullrul
w o..r .els -1n. the En 1 Lbh f la.nguaae; chJmes. dawn.
• golden. bus h. lullaby,
:luminous. melody, mist, l murmuring, tranquil. ! ______ _
-! IHefcs
I , .
•
1n> tttarte1tttlle11irrrltst'Y
quaint comments attributed
to movie mogul Samuel
Goldwyn, please add the in-
nocent line he supposedly de·
livered upon rookin1 at a-
14th century sun dial ; "Whal
will they think of next?"
The_ blue satin. bower bird
of New Guinea mix es
charcoal and berry juice,
and with a piece of bark for a
brush, paints the inside of its
nest blue.
The fastest swimmers
amone fish are lfiose with Torlted tails .
Q. "Why are male dogs
used in all of the 'Lassie' films?"
A. The coat..<J of males a~
thicker, more photogcn1c.
The older the cat. the
longer its claws, bear In
mind .
The 'female hlppopOtamus
tends to be bossy. the male
ii usually henpecked. \
Average returnable beer
bottle makes ~ round trlps.
Returnable soft-drink bottles
only make 14. Clearly people •
wbo drink ~er arc mor
1 careful Wilh 11• lban peo. pie wbO drtnk pop.
A Croc bu to •wallow the air it bre tbes.
Nick Thimmesch
Tired of Middle East Reruns?
WASHINGTON -The
American people must be get·
Un• tired over what goes on in
tbe Middle Eut.
It 111 a dls('Ouraging, ruinous.
uvcn bortna. rerun -Arabs klll-
1 n g Arabs.
tsrael forever
w easeling ,
U S . Air Force planes
conlllMntly huttlin~ our top officials
to make
"peace" and
blil1on s in
U .S . tax
dollars chewed up in weaponry.
Whal would happen, say, if
one day, maybe next year. we
would decide to let both sides go it alone. with no more aid to
Israel or her Arab neighbors, no
more exercise of our "good of·
fices," no more groveling by our
government?
Why not send the message:
Take care of yourselves for a
while out there.
AREN'T AMERICANS tired
or the endless stories from
Lebanon where: Syrian troops
<Arabs> shell Christian militia
positions <Arab>. adding scores
of lives to the toll of thousandS
killed in such internecine fight·
ing ; Arab guerrillas are accused of blowing up an entire apart-
ment building last week. thus
killing more than 150 other
Arabs: Palestinians quarrel and
fight among each other, and
with Iraqis, as fiercely as when
they inflict terrorist attacks on
Israelis?
The way it's going in Lebanon
these days Yasser Arafat is
coming off as some sort of
Mahatma Gandhi in comparison
with the murderous activities of
rival Palestinian splinter
groups
..
divided on the question of loyal-
ty to Iraq, a radical Socialist
state.
Question: Why would Syrians
want to create more trouble for
their Arab brothers? Answer:
Because they are strong rivals
with the Iraqis. And so. it goes
on and on.
Meanwhile. Egypt's President
Anwar Sadat is getting to look
like a shopworn peacemaker.
and must be sbaldng his head as
he prepares for the Sept s sum-
mit meeting in WashinJton
where be, lsraeli Prime Minister
Menachem Begin and President
Carter will try to sort it all out
one more time.
A top White House official told
me recenUy that Mr. Carter is
weary of the whole Middle East
mess.
Now come the Saudis sotuy
counseling that the Sadat In·
ttlative bas run lts course. and It
is time for all Arabs to unite and
restore brotherhood. But con-
sidering all the killings, what
kind of brotherhood exists? The situation with Israel isn't
any better. Every reasonable
s tudent or the Middle East
knows that Israel's policy of
establishing new settlements on
the occupied West Bank is not
only illegal, but also amounts lo
throwing gasoline on that re·
gion 's rues.
And yet Israel continues to go
ahead with these stupid seu.te-
m e nts. backing off only for
public relations purposes when.
say. a Washington summit ap-
proaches, or perhaps a vote
comes up in Congress on foreign
aid.
As Vice Pres1cient Walter
Mondale pointed out in a New
York qty speech lul May, the
United States. in the past four
years, has aiven Israel more
military and economtc aid C$10
bUUon > than any othtr nation,
that Israel gets half of all U.S.
military assistance, and won't
be required to pay even half of
that cost.
Still. Israel taunts by threaten·
ing to build a nuclear power
pl.mt without agreeing to sign
the 1963 Nucle~r Nonprolifera-
tion Treaty which calls for in
ternational inspections, thus
raising the suspicion that Israel
1s developing nuclear arms.
And some Middle East experts
still worry about a story floated
here last fall that lsrael is pre-
paring to fight a "war of an-
nihilation.. against Egypt and
Syria il the current peace in-
itiative fails. thus eliminating
these traditional foes for 10
years. enough time for the oil
crisis to pass
Moreover. while the Israeli
lobby cries constantly about that
little bastion of freedom, etc.,
etc., reports accumulate about
Israeli violations or human
rights in the occupied Arab ter-
ritories. particularly on the West
Bank
CARTER ·s Administration bas
gone about as far as it can go to
reduce tensions. pe rs uade
Is raelis and Arabs to com
promise and make peace. and
stabilize the region for every-
one's benefit
Rut the realism is that two his-
toric forces of the 20th centruy
-Zionism and Arab na-tionalism, particularly Palestin-
ian aspirations -have con-
tradictory goals. The Zionl.Sls
seem beat on getting more ter·
ritory. only the territory is what
the Palestinians claim is thetrs
Can anyone solve that one!
TO MAKE THE situation even
more chaotic, there is reason to
believe that Syria wants to in-
stigate even more bloodletting
between Palestinian groups "Here they are, chief. Where do YOU want 'em?"
Meanwhile, there is good rea-
son to conclude that many Americans, though not as weary
as Mr. Carter is with the Middle
East. would like to stand up.and
tell Israelis and Arabs alike to
go to hell --ror a while. anyway
I
Bob Greene
Chicago's '68 Convention Gets Recount
Return with us now to those
glorious days of yesteryear.
when men were men and a
fellow never knew if the next
sunrise woul~be his la~t. I refer,
of course. to the summer of 1968.
when the Democratic National
Convention came to Chicago.
It has b~en 10 years since
those wonderful days -10 years
of history that
has become
rapidly
drearier and
more boring.
Who among
us does not
f e e I a
quickening in
hi s blood -
stream at
the thought
of that '68 convention? Perhaps
never again will we witness such
excitement and derring-do at a
political gathering.
Surely, as the anniversary of
the convention approaches. it is
right for us to commemorate it
here. Thus, the following 1968
Democratic National Convention
Trivia Qtllz.
The quiz has been adapted
with' permission by this column
Mailbo
from a full-length test compiled
for Oui magazine by historian
Robert S. Wieder. The full test
appears in the August issue of
Oui. If you enjoy the quiz. credit
this column: if you hate it.
blame Wieder.
Here's a warmup: Who were
the pres idential and vice-
presidential nOQ1inees at the '68
convention?
That's an easy one. Hubert
Humphrey and Edmund Muskie.
Now on to the real quiz. Do
your best. The whole world is
watching.
QUESTIONS:
. Whal did Time magazine
urge the "fore sig hted
Democratic delegate" to go to
Ole convention equipped with?
2. Why did the Yippies choose
the name "Youth International
Party"?
3. What was the official Yippte
slogan?
4. Who were the eight men
tried for conspiracy to provoke
the Chicago riots?
5. When the antiwar platform
plank was defeated and peace
delegates sang "We Shall
To the Editor: Surgical sterillzaUon Is the on·
The tragedy of pet overpopuJa. ly practical birth control for the
tion bas received much publicity family pet. Pills, shots and food
the,asOe"'°Ytlrs. bur~are pa -acrdttl\re are-11nna1tst1~. ioG"
owners have still not received easUy forgotten by the pet owner
the message. The number of and have the added risk of un-
dogs and cats destroyed in known side effects over the
animal facilities continues at a lifetime ot the animal.
prodigious rate. Summer brings lo CaUComia allne.utel'ed dogs.
with it an increased number of are entitled_ to b_aU _prke
dogs. cats, kittens and puppies licen:ses.-'Ibe-eost-of-:Oeut~
given to sh elters by their-~ ~ a comlderatlon for 1hany
owners. Vacations, moving and owners. There are veterinarians
new litters are the reasons for throughout Orange County who
many owner relinquishments. offer low-cost spay /neuter
Approxlmately 33 percent of the services throuah r~erl'als by
animals destroyed are purebred. humane oraenizaUodl. Anyone
Those maintaining fertile interested In such referral 1 fem al& dogs or cats in a residen-please call one ~r the following
ttal neighborhood are creatlng a voh1nteen Monday · Friday. 10
public nuisance, which ultimate· a .m. to s p.m.:'6'75-"33, -.me
ly results ln tox expense to or 894-4016.
animal and non-animal owners PEGGY MOORE
for anlmal COC'ltrol to handle the a. • .. of'fsprlns ot the offspring ad in-~ r I er: •• ,-
flnltum. It should also be men· To the Editor
tionedtbatamale-docorcatlsa Whatever happened to
bolter pe& whose undeslrable freedom? The sovemment telll
hablll are usually corrected by )'OU exactly what you can build
neutertna. oo your property. tf you can
Every animal owner should be bulld anytbina. If someone
aware ol °'"'.-surplus and act wa.nt.s to look at trees instead of
aceordln1t1 by neuter~• horses tbat llve in tht
lam Uy get at the proper_._.~ -n6lpbottiood. Of'. if they want to
prevent. '1Ulure teneraUOO.S of ride their bone across your pra:-
un anted dOP and cat.a, bom P4trlY; they may pr vent you
Jual to be ldlkd. • rtom dev&plil( &he proper\Y. --· ._..... I
Overcome... what three songs
did the convention band try to
drown them out with?
6. What was Abbie Horrman
doing when he was arrested?
1. As they faced off the Na-
tional Guard in front of the
Conrad Hilton Hotel on TV. what
three phrases did demonstrators
chant?
8. At the conspiracy trial, who
said, "I am a poet, songwriter.
leader or a rock and roll band.
publisher. editor, recording
artist. peace creep •.. and
yodeler"? 9. Who said, "Facts are
nothing but their nuance, sir?"
IO. W® said, "You are a rot-
ten. lasclSfpll;raei5t. liar"'>
tl. Who said. ..I like bein&
here. It's good theater"?
12. Who said, .. It's part of be-
ing a media unknown that even
the judge finally forgets you're
here"?
13. Who said. "Judge, you
represent all that is old, ugJy,
bigoted. and repressive in this.
country"?
14. What four performers did
Judge Julius J. Hoffman pro-
hibit from singing or chanting
what four compositions in court?
15. Because flies from the
stockyards adjoining the con-
vention site were so thick. what
were all speakers ascending the
convention platform ordered to
do?
16. According to the polls.
wbat percentage of Americans
supported the Chicago police?
17. Why was the chairman of a
state delegation dragged from
the convention noor?
18. What ABC television pro-
gram outdrew the convention
coverage on CBS and NBC?
19. Why did Rennie Davis first
come to Chicago?
20. Wbo said, "We couldn't
agree on lunch." and what did it
mean?
•. Goggles. Vaseline. wire cut-
ters. a crash helmet. bug spray.
a walkie-talkie. a recognized
bail-bond credit card. canned ra-
tions. a first-aid kit and LSD-
free bottled water.
2. So the New York Times
would take them seriously.
3. "Rise up and abandon the
creeping meatball."
4. David Dellinger. Abbie Hoff-
man , John Frolnes. Lee
Welner, Rennie Davis, Jerry
Rubin, Tom Hayden, and Bobby
t»eaie ---s. "Happy Days Are Here
Again," "The Marine Hymn."
and ·'This Could Be The Start Of
Something Big."
. • 8. t:aU~ bacon and going
'olnk. 'Oink.-· 7. "The Whole World ls
Watching," "-You, LBJ,"
and "Sieg Heil."
A comlJany can't seU a pro-
duct without the label saying ex-
actly what the government
wants tttcrny. A person is told
,who be must rent a house to, and
on and on and on. The big pro-
blem ls that every freedom that,
we lose requires a government
...bureau to se& to it that we lose
.ou:rJre:edQm. We pay to lose.
~kid-, no ~was-
against motherhood. Now the
government ts paying for abor-
t ions and encouraging con-
traception, at our expense.
No one would ev~ take candy
from a baby. No..t the govern·
ment is encouraging us to take
sugar and candy from babies;
and we pay them to do It.
We have to pay to ride this
merry.go-round, and they won't
let us get oft. Whatever hap-
pened to good old Ametlcan
freedom?
JAMES W. BOLDING
s. Ed Sanders.
9. Norman Mailer.
10. Bobby Seale.
n . Jercy Rubin.
12. John Froines.
lJ. Rennie D.avis. __ _
t Phil Ochs, .. I Ain't -Mar·
cbing ~·:-Al'~~ -: «Ailee's Restaurant .. ; Allen
Ginsburg, "Om"; Country Joe,
"Vtetnam Rag." 15. Be sprayed w1tn bug ~
pellenL
16. Seventy-five percent.
17. Because be showectorriends
how to cheat the credenUal-
scannlna macbino by usina a
credlt card.
\8. Rerun• of "Garrison's
Gorillas."
19, To compete In • chicken·
Judtlni comest. 20. Abbie Hoffman; be was
asked ln court if be and the other
defendants had ,ued to pro-
voke violence.
If you got all 20 questlons
rlgbt. you are nUtled to a fl'ee
drink at the ffaymarkat lMOtge
ot th Co1>rad Hllloo Hetel.
Slmpl.Y report to the front ot UK!
bote I and a at a trafrLc:·
J)Ollceman to thrOw )O\i ChrouP
tb• window.
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A7
Orange Coast Daily Pilot -. ore n.. .. f.!l •. !.!'.1' ••••••••••••••••• T.o·w·r·it·e·tri.-O·a·ll·V·P·llo-t/·B·o·lC ·1S60_,_C.0$·t·e·M·e·s·a •• C.A·9·2·62·6·--·' .. ' 1 J" .. ~ ~£ ~. Auguat 20, 11ms To Call the Daily Pllotfl14 M?-4321
· Dr. Clwrlee Bell
BrOwn's· 'Position a (Tax) Cut Above Carter .
'
Or. N ta c pral'Clcaf ~ f1'0"-
fnM>r OI CbttlC)f'ldo u....,_.
'fJI, hUmOlt. .
Calltomla '1 Oemocrau. led by
Gov. JHT)' Brown ud A.attmhty
Spea-tr Leo McCarthy, bav~ ob-
vk>u.lly to m o budlf1
bmtta and tax cut.a m..tcar cam-
patn '* thb )'Hr and in
19'6. k bard PttlMd not onl,y
by votttt but by COl\Slltuttoo.al
~01utr1lnu , D e mocra tic
lawm en and the 1ov mor
were f alllna all over tMm IY'f"i
'lut week pr-.pariJl8 a con.sUlU·
tional amendment tor Novem-
ber's ballet.
In doint thia. of eout-sc. the)'
have stolt.>n tht.• isSUl' from the ~tale 's Reeubhcani. v.bo h0tvt-
campalaned long aod hard for
bu.dnt llmits and tax cuts And
behfod all this lies not JUSl ·• de· sire for political suN1nl by
Democratic ~undidates but abo
'
the prnadenUal amblllon1 of
Jerey Brown.
TH OOVEDOa .. Who took a
s hort nm at the prHl~ncy ln
1176. hM ·tncre lnal.y bud hla
y on t.be White Houst' 11 Jim·
m1 Oarl t 'a Popularity h H
dt'c:llnt'd. 8ut Hrly 1978 public
opinion 1urvt.•y1 1howed Brown
also 1Upplng in public esteem.
And m ny view~ hla 1trooi OP·
po1ltJon to Prop 13 aa a cnp-
pU nt blow to my future ambj
uoni.
However. Brown's auoces.sfuJ
··swttch" on Prop. 13 following
the Ju.nl' pnmaries ha.s reinnat-
l'<i lhl' governor's presidential
b~lloon. Jerry Brown -the man
who mock> Prop. 13 work -is a
strong cund.Jdttte again.
Brown promised voters a
budget limit and tax cut in early
June. He kept that promlJe with
b1s Aua. 7 meHaee to the
'
TRB Froni W 88hington
leclslature. It ls now clHr lhat
Brown hopes to lead the tax·
p11..ye r1' revolt he had earlier op-posed.
Democratic legislators. most
of .. wbom had opposed Prop. 13,
havt' also reversed their position
on the i.ssut-Moving with almost
bUndln& speed . Assembly
51)4'aker Leo McCarthy bas an-
nounced his support for a tax cut
blll aponSOf'ed by Democratic
Asaomblyman Larry Kaplloff of
Sun Diego.
BROWN AND Democratic
lawmakers have to move even
faster lf they hope to make real
political gains on the budget is-
sue. The deadline for pla~ing
constitutional amendments on
the November ballot Is Aug. 15.
Given the overwh e lming
Democratic majorities in both
the Assembly and slate Senate,
failure to meet the dealine falls
oo them. Republicans can be re-
lied upon to remlnd voters if the
Democrats fail lo make the
deadline.
The situa tion b as to be
frustrating for Republicans.
howe ver, since the issues or
budget limits and tax c uts have
been theirs for years.
Five years ago Gov. Ronald
Reagan was unable to get the
Democratic m ajority in the
legislature to approve his budget
reform. ID a last-ditch attempt.
Reagan took the Issue directly to
the voters with a s p ecial
st atewide election in 1973. The:
Reagan proposal was vigorously
opposed by Democrats and nar·
rowly defeated at the polls.
EARLY THIS YEAR ,
Republican state Sen. George
Deukmejian sponsor ed a con·
stitutional amendment limiting
stale budget growth. But his
OH,, SURE" BUT
ASIPE FROM THAT,
You <iOTV\ Al>MIT
OUR LAGUNA
CANYON ROAD
ISA Ml·l·GHTY
PICTURESQUE
l>RIVc .•. ANt>~ AIM ro~iEP \ ~-IT THAT WAY.
amendment bas been bottled up
in the Democratic controlled
committee a ll year. Deukme·
jian 's amendment and tbe issue
appeared to be dead.
But Prop. 13 convinced
Democrats that the issue of
budget limits and tax cuts has
broad and deep political appeal.
So while Deukmejian's amend·
ment languished in committee.
t he Democratic tax cut sailed
through. ln short, Democrats,
led by Brown and McCarthy,
ha ve hijacked the Republican
budget and tax issues.
But while Democrats m ay
have little difficulty in agreeing
on a budget limit formula, lb~
issue of tax cuts could sharply
divide them. Brown's preference
appears to be for a cut in the
sales tax. Such a cut has high
visibility and would have im-
mediate wide impact. The S700
million lax cut would most
benefit the poor and non-white
populations of our major cities
and urban centers.
But the speaker appears to
favor a $625 million income tax
cut. Such a cut would most
directly favor the white middle
class voters who live in the sub-
urbs.
OBVIOUSL \', the governor
will sign whatever tax cut bill
reaches his desk. Aod he'll takt-
full credit for the legislation
With any luck. that signing will
receive national TV coveragt.•
The contrast with President
Carter will be striking. Carter's
feder al budget and tax policies
ar e in trouble. He can't hope to
balance the national budget by
1980 as he had once promised.
But in 1980 J erry Brown's "re-
cord" of balanced budgets. tax
cuts and surplus revenues will
look very good to voters across
the nation. For the fact is that
the spirit of Prop. 13 bas swept
the nation.
Not only have California's
neighbors <Nevada and Oregonl
bt.•en caught up in tax cuts and
budget limits but so have u
whole host of other states. Jerry
Brown. the m an who made
• Prop. 13 work, hopes to ride the
taxpayers' revolt in the 1980 pre.
s idential primaries -it may
l ake him all the way to the
White House.
Outbreak of No-party Deadlocks Paralyzing Executive .Power
As though President Carter
didn't have trouble already with
a rebellious Congress. he is go-
ing to retreat to Camp David
a fter Labor Day with ls rael's
Begin and Egypt's Sadat and try
to pull a Middle East peace rab·
bit out or the hut
The risks are enormous If
there is failure, it can't be con-·
cealed this time. in which case
there could be an ultimate reim·
position of the oil boycott. more
inflation. more unemployment.
and possible war. President
Citrter 's reputution would. of
course. plummet some more
PE RH.\PS THAT is th e
strongest factor for success in
this strange melodrama -the
res ult of failure would be so
hideous. Members of this odd
trio of leade~ will do their ut
most at the Catoctin mountain
retreat to patch up an agrt.>e·
me nt. It could b e the last
cha nce.
Meanwhile, the strange story
o f the s truggl e between
Democratic president and a
Democratic Congress continues.
I d o ubt if a nybody outside
W:i ngron "'~ h~ un--
derstands the details of this. but
the general story is clear .
Instead of a two-party system
the government is operating un·
der a no-party sys tem. PoUUcal
. ..,
scientists have speculated about plete agreement OD an economic
the consequences of such a issue in modem Republican his·
majority wants restrictions on
h an dguns. Thel'e a re more
handgun murders overnight in
the average American city than
in Japan (or a year.
of many. Whal chance is there or
getting tbe r estric tions
strengthened? LltUe. I believe.
Democracy in this instance has
broken down.
stalemate for a long time. hav-tory " and s h ould be the
ing observed it happen recur-"keystone" for all Republican
rently for lame-duck presidents. ct. candidates this fall -"federal.
state and local." Periodically Ameri<:ans get
worked up about high crime rate
and the president names a com-
mission. CTbere have been three
in my Was hington lifetime1.
They all say the same thing -
curb firearms. Nothing is done.
There is a confusion a mong
parties. In three votes on foreign
affairs recently the Republicans
saved Cart.er. A majority of
Democrats in the Senate voted
against their president on sup-
plyinf fighter planes to Egypt.
Is rae and Saudi Arabia. and the
same thing happen~ on Uft1ng
the a rms sale e mba rgo on
Turkey.
LASKI WROTE in 1940. ''No
democracy in the modern world
can afford a scheme or govern-
ment tbe basis of which is the in·
hcrent right or the legislature to
p<iralyie the executive power."
Last year Geruld Pomper
wrote, "The ultimate cost of the
decline or parties is the loss or
popul ar contr ol over public
policies ... Yet. if the decline
of partisan politics continues
. . the loss will bo that of de-
mocracy."
H e r e are som e r ecent
headlines that give an idea of
what 's going on : "No-fault
Insurance Dies for '78." "Tax
Bill Compromise May be
Doomed; .. "Hospital-Cost Plan
Shot Down by Committee;"
"Mayors Try to Salvage Urban
Program on Hill :" "Mondale
Affixes Blame to Congress" and
so on. Outsiders r ead headlines
like these and wonder about
Was hington.
NEARLY EVERY aay"T r-eacr
two or three critical articles
about Carter telling where he
has gone wrong, and pointing
out his mistakes in strategy
<which are grievous>. I can't re·
call reading a reall~ savage,
blistering attack on Gongress,
althou~ Congress hasn't been
ab1e to mue UP\ttbmttf')ef?>n
the energy package, nor decide
what new favors to put into the
pending tax blll, for the middle
class or for corporations. on.en.
it seem s, at the expense or the
poor~ --- --ityster i a-so~U a&e-S-t&eG
through Congress -isola-
tionism under Harding, protec·
tionis m under Hoover. witch
hunting under Trum an .
Eisenhower. Thjs new outbreak
ls of a milder sort: the Proposi-
tion 13 Disease, It might be
called.
The mos t virulent case. I
th'lnk . Is found amorte
Republicans tn a variant known
as the "Kemp.Roth strain. The halhi~inatory symptoms malce
victims bCllcve they cnn reduce
ull income t axes by one·tblrd, in
three .years. ·and thereby pro-
duce s uch prosperity us to
balance the federal budgcit ! A
u d ca , surely.
GOP N~TIONAL chairman
BUI Brock h11 aone into tho manic • Oba e: the Kemp.Roth propoul:. ~ announced on July
8, bas ~,'''the mOlt com.
Yes. this approaches hysteria.
A-Qiagn06is requires a closer
look allnodem representatives
and t heir environment. Their
pa rties are fragmented , the
White House is weakened. com-
mittee chairmanships are less
powerful, problems are com-
plex. and they are exposed to the
anger or single-issue pressure
groups.
The latter ,.are extraordinarily
s tre ngthened by modern
technology. Far-right lobbyist
Rictlard Viguerie. for example.
is s upposed to have the names of
4 million conservative ac·
tivists on his IBM computer
tapes.
~by? Congressmen know that
the National Rifle Association
from its big fortress here has a
bead on them; it can deluge
the m with letters from their
home districts threatening their
political lives if they protect the
lives of their constituents from
hand~uns
In each case a m ujority or
Senate Re pllblieans backed
Carte r and gave him victory.
<J erry Ford actively intervened
to bail him out on t his. 1 In the
House. too. the Democratic ma·
jority voted against its president
on tbe Turkish embargo and the
Republican m ajority saved him
in a hair-lash victory. 208-205.
A Cl..A$1C example or how
this works is gun control. Polls
for 40 years have s howed 'that a
ELIZABETH Holtzman of
New York the other day quoted
a poll in the St. Louis Globe
Democr at taken exclusively
a mo ng women. Seventy-four
percent wanted stricter gun con-
trols. This is onlv the latest poll
LOOKING DOWN from the
gallery in awe, o n e saw
Matte
By B. F. BORCOMAN
BF. Borcoman ila ~lident of Huntington
Beach.
A man begged and begged to work
at a baloney factory. and finally the
,,.,. "lJOsa~aaecf:&me 1,,ftl1181Mk.-.W.Hr:·. u
vot"Ct to accept the appllcan~ wbose
job was designated Holder of
the Office of Baloney Slicing.
He was well paid and the Boss was
violating the rules, ~'o eat no more
baloney or you will be fired."
Well. the Holder of the Office or
Baloney Slicing was so addicted by this
time, that he became incurably
.11&lw~ $> ~t;}l~y~ ~ way to
deceive the Boss. He salcr•rn· ~
put baloney between slices of bread.
and the dumb boss won't know the
differen«."
-Anotber.,time..o! inspection rolled a na~:r~= wtt&-ooe-~ in ~b ..
however ; "Do not eat the baloney"
-=..._ -_at'Ound+and lie w~blatantly gobbling
up hrs oney sancrwr~. --
Well, there was so much
baloney around that the e mployee
told hlmsetf, "The Boss will never
miss a slice every now and then"
Of course, he became greedier
and ereedier. and
more blataot in hi.I eaUn1 habits.
so that It was inevitable that be
.should be cauet "cold turkey"
cor rather co1a baloney>.
Tbe Boss was ADarY, of course. but
be was SUCH a good auy. So be warned
the RolMr of the Office or Baloney
SUdng, "You are adequately
pa!d, and JOU nre
. • ,
'
I
Tbe Boss asked him. "What do you
have there? l smell baloney."
The Holder of the Office of Baloney
Slicing denied any wrong-doin&,
saying "A e\lY has to eat and this
is just a little ol sandwich".
or course, bis duplicity was
exposed. and he was
fired the next time the
Boss met with b1a partners
on their regular anniversary
meetinR date.
The "Boss" wasn't u dumb
al generall,y believed.
No matttr how you slice
It, cover It, hide lt, or
whatever. It's steallns from the
owners, and against the rules
set by the real Bosses. . '
•
American policy tremble in the
bala nce from minute to minute;
two switched votes finally de·
cided the outcome. A funny way
to run foreign affairs!
Last April Carter won his big
Pana m a Canal victory in Uw
Senate. 68-32. This was only one
vote more than the necessary
two-t.hlrds majority. The GOP
stoutly opposed him but there
were e nough Republica n in-
ternationalists to save his skin.
American foreign affairs is
touch-and-go in this strange era.
Defying Carter. the House last
week voted. 218-156, for a fifth
huclear airplane carrier to cost
S2.J ~illion. Opponents call it a
"sitting duck." That's a lot of
red ink in the inflated budget.
Let's write it out: $2,100.000.000
. . for a single shit>.
•
TRB i s a tongstandin.g
Waahington byline. Jt3 author cur·
rentiy ts Richard Strout of the·
C'hristaan Science Monitor.
•
M DAILY f'tl.OT
~.Water, Whee& Fa v ored
Countians Rank Park Style Preferences
By KATHY CLANCY ...................
• Ora.nae County resident.a rank awimmlna.
blcycllna and be11Cb·10in1 at the top ol thelr Ust
; or favorite outdoor acUvllies, aceordinl t~ a
\ 800-bome aurvey.
And tbt ft'llldenta, aelected at random by
eeocraphlc restoo. ravor ruture development of
more wllderneu. beacb and lraU-orlented ))arb. • ,, TD POU. 'fAS ~uctod by a c:ouultant
iatlna COW'lt.y planJMra with a revision to lbe
hunt)' master plan of rqjonal partcs.
The revision ltffll m.,. be held up wblle
unty otndals usess the impacta ol Proootl-
lon 13 on ruture park fln&nelna. But initial find.
n1s were presented ln 1 ~ to auperviaors this week.
The survey was ronducted to find out which outdoor activiUea county residents most enjoy
• and what facllitJes they would like to see in
' future county parks, the report said.
IN L18'11NG TREia preferences. the 800 re·
11dents surveyed ranked wlldemess parts No. 1.
• followed by beaches. bike-hiking-equestrian ! jrails, developed urban parks and parks with ...,.campsites.
Less popular new park suggestions were ror
urban open space. off-road vehicle parks and
marinas, the report said.
Those questioned were about equally in
ravor of building more Lennis courts, swimming
: pools and playiq fields while handball courts. i' skateboard parka and golf courses drew fewer
• favorable votes.
Residents' favorite outdoor pastimes were
:Yo uth Observing
Jn ~orirtlwuses
Again tJtis school year
Oriinge County public
information officials will
conduct tours of the
county courthouse in
Santa Ana for fifth
graders through college
level students.
The county tours wiJI
otLLETTE f e a t U r e V i S i t S t 0
JEANNE GEILLETTE. f-rly Of municipal court for flfth CO•I• Mew. C.. Pu~ ewey on h h ighth A"9U•t 11. ma. Surv1vee1 by ~ _, t roug e graders
Stu Gm.ne of 8utbenll., c.., or_,_, and to superior court for
M••< A. Giiiette of 8elle•11e, th · th . h d Wuhln9tCH1, brother Kenneth H. OSe ID e runt gra e
s1u.rt ot Coit. MK.. c.. Ser••ce• •re and above.
1>Mdln11 •t Pecttic vi-"'-mof'••1 Tours will cover basic P•rk. Peclfl< View Mortullry dtre<· I
•or:L aws and terminology.
JEFl'REv e•~;LL. •H•Oenr of court procedures and an
Long eeec11. Cll. "••wo •w•v on actual court session,
Auqu•t 17, "71. Sur•lve<I by Ill\ son said coordinator Rita R•<ll•ro E. W•ll of tr•lne, C.• • ~ 11•...,dcf\ucnn. s.n.i<nw1111>e ,,.10 ., Semple.
1 OOPM on-.csrtAU9YSl21.m1.1 Each tour can accom· :~~:!1~ .:?::e-.:,:..1;':;.r;:".J~~ modate up to 60 students
"'°'1_.,Cltf'ed""" with reservations on a
ouu.. first-come, first-served .,.:,v!:~~.~·~.:; basis. Arrangements for ••• , °" "-' 1•. m1 •• HHv fall and spring semester :,:'~~~~~ tours may be made by
1>e .,.,e1on-.s.yA"9U'Sf11. "" •t calling Mrs. Semple at
10:00 A .M. •t Tiie E•er9reen 834 -2303. Memof'IM P-In Merced, C. Smil"
1.n11111 LMnbMon._-y427 E 11111sL Visits also are being
Cosld1lewdirecton..-.-.. s c h e d u 1 e d l 0 t h e VICI(
LENA,.,_ vioc Resldlftt Of c.osi. partially-restored 78-
Mew f« JO .,...,:L Pused ••o y e a r o I d C o u n t y A119ust II, lt711n N--18e«ll. She c h . s
•• '"'"'"'"by one sister. Helen ourt ouse 1n anta
eurltf\erdl of Cost• MeH; "'•nY Ana, to view various his-~.·~·!,,.-:.,.~~.;;~;,,.'°;:; torical exhibits.
c"urcf\ ot C:O.t• Mu•. i:unere1 Free tours will be held'
....v1cesw111be ... ld•t Bt11.e......awev from noon to 4 p. m . MO<tuery ~. Monde'f et 10.m.
TMoffk1en1w11111e RevL.v . Tornow. Tuesday and are being
Interment M Forest Lawn Memorlel o d ted b th S l Per~. G._.... l'rM!ncls me., cell et C n UC y e an a
B•t18ro.-dwev Mor1UMY on Sunc!ey Ana Chapter of Native
from 12 noon 111 a·:io p.m. a.11. Daughters of the Golden ~~:!~:!." "'°'""•ery, Cost• Mm West in conjunction with
wiNiFAEoO:e!°o9e~RoeN, ,...,. the Old Courthouse
·cMftt ot ..........,,, BMc ... ee. PKMCI Museum Society.
.... , on ""'9uR II, ,.,._ S......I_, by Reservations for old
twr _, R~ L Dff"*" of Wlllt· h be "•'· c. .. 1 vrenctcN"""'". s.rvkes court. ouse tours may
MonOey ~ ?1. ,..,. • 11:>0 A.M. made by calling Jane at St. A"*-s ~ Cllurc:t\. 111r.1Att ~.'70'>1 ,111~i.o.· Hll" Mem«tel Perll. m uic:11el, ........-.~
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Mew di l'lldOrs.
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Newport Beach
644-2700
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Tlwreau
Named to
OC Panel
Laguna Beach resi·
dent H. D. Thoreau has
been appointed by
Orange County
Supervisors to the
~"'Ptrta:
ing Commission.
The group advises
supervisors on issues af·
feeling county citizens.
Thoreau, chairman of
the board of Business
Systems Products in
Irvine, will replace
New,port ~aclt ~g
San E . Vaccaro w'bO re-
signed J.o devote more
lime ~his legal prac·
lice, Supervisor Thomas
Riley sai~.
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awlmmlna. blcycUng, and vtalta to parks and
beaches
Next on the list were tennis, outdoor games,
plcnlc1 and akuleboardlns .. followed by Jo11ing
and varloua campln1. 101.ftna, 11dln1 and other
actlvlUea.
Surveyors noted that 14 percent of those
reapondln1 were Involved ln or had family
mem ben lnvol ved In or1anized sports.
The most popular was baseball (or softball)
rollowed by soccer, football and basketball.
More than two.thirds of the residents ques.
tJoned In the personal Interviews own bicycles
and 14 percent have swimming pools at their
homes or apartmehta.
TEN PEaCENT OWN dirt bikes. 9.5 per-
cent pickup campers and 8.9 percent van cam-
pers.
The report said the survey showed Mile
Square Regional Park in Fountain Valley the
county's most frequentJI visited, followed by
Irvine and Laguna Nigue regional parks.
Th06e findings back up county statistics on
park visits, the report said.
Surveyors said additional ftndings will be
submitted later as analysis conUnues and sum·
mer park use statistics are available.
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By REBECCA HELM Of ... O.lly ~let IUtf
The man standjng before the few dozen Sad·
dleback Valley Exchange Club members pushed
back from white lil\en·covered luncheon tables
Wednesday couldn't see anyone ln the large
restaurant banquet room.
But he could easily hear the enthusiastic
laughter responding to his Henny Youngman type
one-liners.
"Is there anyone here from Arkansas?"
CPause) "Good, then I can talk about it," 57-year-
old Leisure World resident Bob Neuman says.
HE LAUNCHES INTO A a peppery descrip·
tion of the Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind in
Little Rock. "The State of Wisconsin sent me there
to learn how to be blind."
The men shifting in respectful silence know
from an introduction that diabetes blinded
Neuman. a Wisconsin pharmacist. almost 10 years
ago; that he met his second wife ··sunshine," also
blind, at the Arkansas center he is now describing;
and that this woman
Neuman speaks of with
such spicy fondness,
died last month .
"People ask me
why I don't have a see-
ing-eye dog." Neuman
continues.
In Leisure World,
there'• a dog law. Peo-
ple have to clean up
after their dogs,
Neuman explains. 'TU
be damned if l 'll follow
that dog and feel
around for where he's
been.''
BOB NEUMAN He brandishes the
long slim cane he carries. "With this I am in-
dependent," he says, "and I can go almost
anywhere by myself."
"BUSY STREETS?" he poses the question himself "I don't try to cross Valencia, 1 don't try
to cross El Toro." He lets a comic's pause pass.
"I'm not crazy, some of those drivers are from
IJemlre World." A few minutes later, after polite handshakes
and murmured compliment&. Neuman lightly
places his fingertips on someone's Slloulder-and al·
lows himself to be led from the restaurant to a waiting car.
He has finished one more of the dozens or speaking engagements he does on the subject of
rehabilitation for the blind.
DURING TIIE DRIVE to his home atop a hill
in the nearby retirement community, he talks
about past years, and a favorite subject -his
work with the local Laguna Hills' Lions Club and
its "Whlte Cane" fund.
Earlier in the day he was out seeking ads to
run in local newspapers_duz:i_l)&J_~.Jdor!~: t~r~· ·-cta-y~1 ~to rruse money -rcsr infSTor
blind.
Listening to him talk about how the 'aids alln
the blind to be independent and mobile reveals
some of the anger that motivates Neuman to over·
come his past and present sorrows.
He has little patience for the blind who will not
face up to their handicap and withdraw seeking
only the company of other blind people.
NBHBE.-BB"NOll'9wlsblM'~idifpart
of that tifestylt be ••Y•· -· ~ Neuman's ~is quiet, cool and neat, and
still full of sip of a home shared by two happy
people. Herman, a Jet-black cat with beautiful
green eyes, comes out and rubs against Neuman's
leg. A small silver bell UnkJ~softly U"it dangles
from lhe colfar aroundber neck.
The man relaxing ln a comfortable arm chair
says he sometimes finds himself forgetting all be
has trained hhnsell to remember over the years.
Such as closing a cabinet door.
What does he do when be smashes into it?
"Is~ and swear at myself and say, 'Don't be
so stupid,' Neuman says.
Clwrale's Open
The Irvine Muter Cbor'1e bas lssued its
final call for 1tnaen wilbi.na to audition for the
1978-19 concert aeuoo •
Auditions are acbeduled Sept. 5 and 8 from 6
to 10 p.m. at Corona del Mar Hilb School. Ap·
polntmenta can be meet. by call1n184().J.2.87.
Appllcanta must be able to read music, and
group siqing uper1ence ts dealrable. An IC·
companiat will be proVided but each candidate
is asked to bring a abOit 10lo.
The chorale 11 scheduled for etaht
performaneea tb.11 yea!L'!'cludina alx In Oranao
County. TbeHUOG bepna Oct 21 .
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ANITA LEWIS OF MISSION VIEJO, SON DAN, 4, SWING AT NIGUEL PARK
Sensational Splas hes
High surf that occasionally reached
dangerous heights of 15 feet nevertheless
attracted teen-agers and beach-goers to
the waves· edge Saturday. Surfer, above
paddles way over one set enroute to
catching another off 52nd Street in
Newport Beach. Below. spectators venture
out along the Corona del Mar jetty to
watch action m the water. Conditions were
the result of storms from New Zealand last
week and Mexico.
CAMPAIGN CAPERS
Books
When political
year is upon us,
can gimmicks
be far behind?
81 DAVE GOLDazaG M' .......
In Montu• this sprint. • candidate for th•
U. . Senate Jumped from an airplane and
laedtd by per~hute at• poUUcal rally. Jn Te•·
as. a ~nate candidate canoed to a newa con· ,,,.. .
All ov r the «Mmtry. candldatea ire walk·
Ina acroa countJ and 1tate1 and workln.I odd
Jobe to how t.M "averaae IUY" lives. ~ot to
mention the scores of offi ce-seekers who follow
the J immy Carter example. shunnlrt1 hot.els and
motel for the spare bedrooma ot Just plain fol Ila
When tbe polltkal year is upon us, can l!MI
glmmiclLa be far betund•
It '1 not ~nouih these days to shake handa.
to make a~hes. even to buy television time.
Al they say ln show business, you've got to have
u hook to arab lhe crowd
Oa, AS A WASHINGTON ·based political
conaultant pull lt: "It doesn't really matter
what yO\I say. Unless it's a grabber. the
television cameras won't show up. But they'll
be tbere if they can take a picture of it.'·
Stunt.a have always been part of politics, but the father of the lat.est wave may have been
Lawton Chiles. He campaigned for the Senate
from Florida in 1970 by walldng 1,003 miles on a
route from Pensacola to Miami.
Chiles waa elected, a fact not lost on the ap·
proprlately named Dan Walker. who two years
Jal.er waJRed the length of Illinois, wearing a
blue work s hirt and a red bandana. A
Democrat, walking Wa lker made an impression
in Republican downstate. enough to help him
win the primary against the Chicago machine
and the governor's race against incumbent Richard Ogilvie.
So more candidates started walking.
Lamar Alexander, a Tennessee Republican, believes he lost to Gov. Ray Blanton four years
ago because voters saw him as a city slicler from Nashville.
SEEKING THE GOVERNORSHIP again this
year. he'• going across Tenne6see from east to
west, dressed Irr a flannel shirt and boots, spend·
ing the night in private homes and resuming bis
trek each morning at the ·x· he chalked on the highway the previous night.
Now walking is becoming mundane. When
Republican Congressman William S. Cohen and
David F. Emery or Maine announced a 74-mile
march across heavily Democratic southern
Maine. they acknowledged that hiking was no political innovation.
It'• aoi eao .. • Ce ••••e •••d•, •alee •peee•e•, ••• ie~ time. '1'••'9'e ... t• ••"e ••••le Ce ..... die er•.,._ -But they noted that this strut was unprecen·
dented. lt was the first time, said Cohen -
who's running for the Senate -that TWO can
didates walked together.
Next to hiking, this year's favorite gimmick
is the odd jobs caper. Credit for that one goes lo
former Rep. Ken Hechler of West Virginia, who
originated it in 1974.
FLORIDA STATE SEN. Bob Graham,
who's running for governor, is a millionaire
dairy cattleman and developer. So, he says, to
''better understand the concerns of the people of
Florida," he's been working as a high school
teacher, a stable boy, a bus boy, a parking at·
tendant, a bellboy, a delivery man, a lire
salesman. He's already worked al more than 70
jobs and wants to reach 100.
During his stint as a bellhop in an Orlando
hotel, Graham was called to the front desk to tote a guest's bag to a suite. The gu~t was state
Allorn~y General Robert Shevin, Graham's
chief opponent for the Democratic nomination.
Graham appears to be the champion odd
jobber, but there are others: Peter Cooke, a
Chamber or Commerce executive seeking a
House seat in Utah, already has been a nutse's
aide. carpenter, retail salesman, garbage man,
gas station attendant and high school teacher.
Robert Whittaker. a congressional can·
didate in Kansas, bas spent one day a week for
more than 20 weeks workiot at odd jobs. His
temporary employers included a weekly
newspaper and a radio station.
Other candidates stage stunts in a candid
bid to snare television time. That, says Joe
Christie, seeking nomination for the U.S. Senate .__._ __ _.F4Nn-"f--..-w.-~..._paddled • w le·•
series of news conferences .
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~f)HN DRISCOLL, SPEAKER of the Mon·
t ana Hoose, and a former U.S. Forest Service
smokeJumper, parachuted -"dropped in" was
the operative public relations phrase -into a
political rally at Butte. ·
Then there are reverse gimmicks. John prowe anJ~J>ullder wJto's~ Ul~ 1,ov· ernonblp, bas ptedged thfl ifbe-s elected he'll put up $100,000 to ftnance a recall referendum if
the people don't like his performance in office.
Mike Connolly, a Massachu1ette state
representative tryin&-Jor tbe;:JJOmination for the
u..s.-saaw qatmt-Repubttcm incumbent.:...
crwm~~··~ lesrLDldento&" ln prs!tn!le.a&er.hr one release.
be said he bad conferred with Brooke to try to
eet the aenator to send Connolly's children ln
autographed photo of Brooke.
But Political walkers, parachutists and
canoen have yet to match the stark Ingenuity of
Elisabeth Keatblq, the Peace and Freedom
Party candidate for 1ovemor of California ln
1974. SM felt tbe media wenn't paytn1 enou&b
au.enUon and held a newa ccderence 1D the
nude on a .,_ch near Loi Anltlel. The media
arrived, P*lltUle· The only problem was that the photos
couldn't be used either on TV or ln family
ne"'•p.,.., which may be why no candidate
bu tmulated ber.
LAWTON CHILES 'RUNNING' FOR SENATE IN 1970
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!Worker~' Time Do~~' ~ anderlust Up • in 2000
87 IONATllAN WOUIAN
WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe American
workplace, nys one top corpotate oftlclal, la a
stallnth baUon ol t.raditlon.
.. People dianae and producta com and
10 ••• he "11· "But on Ow Job ll'1tto5, Monday
to P'rtdaJ, New Yur'• to Chrllt.maa."
And IO It h u been. It ... 40 yean •IO tbll
Con1rea ••=ed the 40-bour week, and deaplte bl&b and much talk. the averaae
• atlll bovtta around•
YET. m as•s KVIDENCB that many
t.radlUana.l wort routines are be1q elbowed
aslde oo tho road to t.be 2llt century. · l By the year 2000. job conditiona will reflec
baalc trends ln l.M workfortt ttaell: an older.
more aell·aasured 1 roup than today. More
women wW hr active tn dual career f amillea
wb•re the wortlina rather will mare houlelleep-lnt respomJbillt.lea.
New Jobst~will re flect changes and new expectations. b part or the workforce will
remaln t1ed to ei1 t hours a day, five days a
week, mllllons will find themselves in the thick
of these trends: •
-1be work week will shrink. The U.S.
Chamber ol Commerce says employers should
expect the four-day, ~·hour work week for most
workera by 2000. lncreases in vacation and boll·
day time also will sustain the growth in leisure
time
-A CONTINUED INCREASE in the
percenta1e or women, especially young
mothers, who bold paying jobs.
-With more than one breadwinner at
home, fewer Jobholders will feel trapped in UD·
desirable jobs.
-Worker wanderlust will grow to epidemic
proportions. Experts say American workers
will shift jobs eight or nine limes. and many will
change careers two. even three times. before
retiremenL Mid-career sabbaticals will provide
breaks iD the lifelong work routine.
-Job changes that involve transfers from
one city to another will be a major problem
Already, employers complain that young ex
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VIOLA MAKER Peter Tourin of Vermont e;xemplif~es new breed of workers seeking
simpler JObstyles -"We like what we're
doing We're not anxious to make large
sums of money."
eculives often are reluctant to accept promo-
tions that involve uprooting a spouse from a
good job in a two-career famUy
spread th available work and reduce un·
•mployment I• called work lhartftl.
At Local 3 bf lht International Brotberbood
or Electtlcal Worken 1n New York. unlon mem· bera h1tve embarked oo "unemployment shar·
ina." by rotatlq whatever l&)'Offa are made
nectHary to 111ow market.
Part or the. Local S workforce ts Immune
trom lMlct rot.at.ln8layo((1, but even they pitch
In o reUevo layoff pr ssures by taklna eight
.... week• unpaid v1c1Uon. The old system, layoff
by aonlorlty, toolc a heavy toll on youna
workert .
The Jobltyle cbanaes that may have the
broade•t ampact In the next decades proba~ly wlU lnvolve achedulin.11 flexibility.
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Examples are eompreued time lcompress·
in1 the 40-hour work week into three, four or 4~
days), taak schedulint Caetting job
responslbilltles and then allowbg worken to
leave wtsen the day's aoals are (ulfllled), aad
"flexitime."
A typical flexitime arrangement allows
.employees to put In their els.ht hours anytlme
wlthln, for example, a 12-hour period, provtdlnc
they wort a mandatory "core period" that pro-
vides mid-day stablllty .
The Social Security Administration, in sub·
urban Washington. recently expanded Its
popular flexitime option to 25.000 employees.
"Flexitime is a 1oclal and economic
response to new lifestyles... says Jerome
Rosow. a former assistant secretary of labor.
.. It ts a real convenience for the grow1ng ranks
or working parent.a, and employers can use it to
expand service time."
While some employers besld~ colleges and
universities -where the sabbatical has been
long established -are provid1n1 such leaves.
one futurlstic proposal ls something called
''Educare." Under Educare. workers would be
entitled to time off in mid·career to continue
their education or take job training for a career
shift. 1be cost would be borne by the taxpayers
from general federal revenues .
That may be too rich for the economy·!.
blood even in the 21st century. but the general
practice and conce pt may well spread.
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·''A n e w bre ed or
Americans, born out of
lhe social movements of
the '60s, has a s et or
values and beliefs so
markedly different from
the traditional outlook
that they promise to
transform the character
of work in America.''
So writes Danie l
Yankelovich. president
or Yankelovich, Skelly
and White, a public opin·
ion s urvey firm that
h as been study ing
workplace attitudes.
THIS NEW breed. he
adds, "has come lo feel
that s uccess i s not
enough to satisfy their
yearning for s elf·
fulfillment ... in effect,
they demand full enjoy.
menl as we ll as full
employment
"In the pursuit or the
elus ive goa l or self·
fulfillme nt. r estless
Americans today uproot
themselves. They leave
one job fo r a nothe r .
They shuttle from one
end or the continent to
the ot~.
·'The y brea k up
pe rfectly f'lOd m a r ·
riages and orm new
o n es. Th ey c h a nge
ca r eer s . T h ey r e·
decor a te. They diet. T hey jog.
"OBSESSED with
s e lf-fulfillment. they
pull the plant from its
soil o ver and over again
to m a ke sure 1lS roots
are health.··
The new wo rk a t·
titudes may supplant the
o ld American work
ethic.
··Whe n work a nd
leisure are compared as
sources of satisfaction.
only one oul of five peo·
pie say that work means
more to them.
"The majority (60 per·
cent) say that while they
eqjoy their work, it is
not the major source of
satisfaction," he says.
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Brian Downing
But Angel Catcher Doesn't Agree With His Manager
By DAVE ClJNNINGHAM oe-o.llY""'...., he Just keeps eoing out there and making great
plays." ~ BUT 'DIE ANGELS weren't mterested. ln
fact , no one was interested. Downing was a pinch
hitter at Crpress and only played varsity bis
senior year m high school.
Wlthout even t>.lna as ked. Manaaer Jim
Freaos• said, ··vou want to know who the most
valuable player on this team bu been s ince I
tame tot.be Anatll!"'
A couple of luetla folio~. Lyman Boetock?
Don Baylor? Fn101l amlled and lhook hi.a bead.
''Brian Pownlnf. And no one ts even close for
second plac.," Fre101l aaid.
DOWNING AGREES that he has never bad a
better season, at least defensively, than this. But
he thinks Fregosi was s lightly crazy when be
made his choice for the team MVP.
·'Not by any stretch of the imagination am I
the Angels' most valuable player," Downing said,
shaking his head. ··1t•s pretty tough to pick an
MVP at this stage of the season, but Donny Baylor
has hit so many big home runs that he'd have to be
my ehoice. •·
"I was a late bloomer ." Downing admits. But
Chicago scout Bill Lentini was a neighbor or the
Downings. and he got Brian a tryout with the
White Sox. ·
•ADNG DOWNING tbe No. 1 catcher ahead
or Terry Humphrey was one of the flrst decisions
Fregosl made when he replaced Dave Garcia as
the California skipper.
·'The guy plays bis heart out." Fregosi said.
Th.ls rise of Brian Downing is a perfect "Local
Boy Makes Good" story. He played at Magnolia
High in Anaheim, advanced to Cypress College
and always wanted to wear an Aneel Uni.form.
Arter a gradual rise an the Chicago organiza ·
t ion. Downing became the Sox· regular catcher in
1974 and over the next Cour seasons his a verage got
progressively better -.225 .. 240 .256 and .28'.4.
WHEN IDS DREAM of playing for the Angels
finally came true. it was made possible .by the
BRIAN DOWN I NO "He's so banged up and has so many inj uries, but <See DOWNING, Page 8 2)
Rustler on Target
Freshman center Alan Penner, formerly of Mar ina
High, goes through first day football drills at Golden
West College. Coach Ray Shackleford had a record 113
g rid prospects turn out for the Rustlers first practice .
See other photos page 8 3.
Tapie in Lead
Irvine Golf er Fires 67
From AP Dispatches
HARRISON. N.Y. -J ourneyman Gibby Gilbert a nd longsbot
Alan Tapie, a resident of Irvine. tied for the third round lead in the
rich Westchester Golf Classic, had identical, verbatim comments
about today's final round of the chase for a total of $300,000 in
prizes.
"Whatever happens happens," shrugged Tapie, who spiced his
third round or 67 with a hole in one and a birdie-birdie finish Satur ·
d ay.
SOME ZO MINUTES later Gilbert said t he same thing in the
, samet1Words. •\• • • ,,_
... Whatever happens happens. · '
"I can't worry about the other guys," Gilbert continued. "I'm
just going out to beat 01' Gib. Ir I can beat 01' Qib, I'll do okay.
They 're giving away a lot of money tomorrow. l(J_can.'t.if:Uitst. ~Qd aiA~IO bad." . #'
( J Tapie, a forme r USC
standout, who has yet to gain
an exemption from qualify.
Ing in rour years on tbe tour,
noted h e i s "a •relative
Rudi Rattles · Orioles
Angels Win, 4;3, to Keep Pace With KC
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of, .. O.Uy "''°' 5tatf
A year of injury followed by a
year of slump isn't J oe Rudi 's
idea of a good time. The year or
injury is history and can't be
c hanged , but Rudi is taking
positive steps to avert a year of
slump.
· · 1 d idn't cont r i bute much
earlier in the season." Rudi said
after his single, homer and two
RBI led the Angels to a 4·3 vie·
tory Saturday night. "But I feel
like I'm contributing now."
The Angels· Victii·~ for the
s econd st ra i g ht n ight was
Baltimore, and the Orioles have
now lost nine or their last 13
games
EVEN JIM PALMER, their
v e t e r an l e ft -h a nde d ace .
couldn't halt the skid. He s urren·
dered nine hits, five of them col·
lected by the m eat of the Angels'
order -Rudi. Lyman Bostock
and Don Baylor.
"For the Angels to win , we
have to get RBls from the mid·
d ie of the lineup," said Manager
Jim Fregosi. "Everyone 's got to
contribute, but the middle of the
lineup is where you score your
runs ."
AND IT IS IN that department
that Rudi has bee n especially ef-
fective. He's knocked in 22 runs
in the last 23 games. a nd belted
fi ve homers in the last eight out-
ings.
Rudi's single in the first in-
ning gave California a 2·0 lead
and his ho mer in t he fourth
m a de it 3·1. but Baltimore
Tempers Flare Again
Lacy, Foli Have Words; Dodgers Fall,, 8-4
N EW YORK CAP> -For the
second time in as many games,
tempers have flared while the
first-place Los Angeles Dodgers
played the last-place New York
Mets.
An angry confrontation took
place a t second base F riday
night. when the Dodgers• Reggie
Smith slid hard into Doug Flynn
while s teal ing s econd And
Satu rday. befor e the Mets
scored four times in the sixth in·
ning on the way to a n 8·4
t riumph , Los Angeles third
baseman Lee Lacy rushed Tim
Foti a fter forcing the New York
shortstop at second
"I NEVER CURSED him, I
never s aid l wanted lo fight,"
said Lacy, speaking softly after
the game. "I just said, 'Foh, if
you had slid, you'd be safe .'"
Foli didn't slide in the fifth
when he was forced at second
on a close play when Steve
Henderson cracked a grounder
to Lacy. "I don't think it was
really any of his business ." said
Foli. who stayed on second after
being called out and offered his
opinion of the judgment to um-
pire Paul Pryor.
"I WANTED TO SAY a few
things to the umpire, said what I
wanted, and was ready to leave
whe n Lacy jumped in," said
Foti. "I just told him it's none of
his business. They're in a pen-
nant race. They know it . Maybe
their nerves are . . . just shot
because or the way they have to
phly eve ryday."
The tension may have present·
ed itself on the force play. Foll
stood at second and Lacy ap.
proached. The dis tance between
them decreased with each pass-
ing word. Finally, Lacy dropped
his glove and charged Foli, but
was detained by pitcher Don
Sutton as players from both
benches rushed onto the field.
Order was restored, and an in·
ning later Henderson 's two-run
single capped the New York
burst and snapped the Dodgers'
fo ur-game winning streak.
AFTER NEW YORK reliever
Dale Murray, 6·5, pitched out of
On Tl' Today
Oaa11nel J J at J J
a bases-loaded, one-out jam in
the top of the sixth, the Mets
went to work against Sutton.
12·10.
John Stea rns doubled and
Bruce Boisclair walked. One out
later. after Flynn walked to load
t he bases, pinc hhitter Ron
Hodges lofted a pop fly that was
dro pped by s h o r tstop Bill
Russell. Russell had entered the
game at the start or the inning
after Ron Cey batted for Enzo
Hernandez.
Steam s scored on that play,
snapping a 3·3 tie. T hen Lee
Ma zzilli dre w a bases-loaded
walk and, one out later. Hen·
derson cracked the single that
helped the Mets to only their
second win in eight games .and
just their firth in the last 19.
LENNY RANDLE had an RBI
single in the seve nth inning to
make i~ 8·3 and R~ie Smith hit
a sacrifice fly for Los Angeles in
the ninth.
The Dodgers had take n a 1-0
lead in the first when Dave
Lopes walked and stole second
before Smith walked. Lopes took
third while Garvey forced
Smith, then scored on a wild
pitch by Mike Brubert.
But New York scored twice in
the second as Steams walked
and took third on Boisclair's
s ing le. He scored and Boisclair
took second as Randle gr ounded
out. then Boiscla ir t~llied on
flynn's single.
The loss was only the Dodgers
third in their last 14 gam es.
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caught up with solo runs in the
fifth and sixth innings
The deadlock was s napped m
the seventh when Rick Miller tut·
a soft single to left. scorin~ Dave
Chalk from third
GOING THE DISTANCE for
the win wa s P aul Ha r tzell.
whose 5.; record 1s a poorer
gauge of his performance than
his 2.66 ERA
"Pitching and good defense.
That seems to be the key to win·
<See ANGELS. Page 82)
Foul Gives
Alydar Win
Over Rival
SARATOGA Sl?RINGS. N.Y.
IAP) -"You might be able to
do that in California. but it cer -
tainly doesn •t go here." said
John Veit.ch. trainer of Alydar.
who finally beat Affirmed Satur·
d ay in the $104.800 T ravers
Sta kes at Saratoga on a dis·
qualification
Veitch was referring to Laffit
P incay·s ride a boar d Trip le
Crown winner Affirmed. who
was disquahfied from first to
second for interference ap·
proachmg the half-mil e mark
Pmcay. one of t he nation's
leading Jockeys who normally
rides on the West Coast, arrived
here Saturday as a replacement
for inj ured Steve Cauthen, who
bad ridden Affirmed to victories
in the Kentucky Derby. Preak·
ness and Belmont Stakes
Cauthen. the nation's leading
JOckey last year m purses won
and \<1ctor1es. 1n 1ured h is
shoulder and knee in a spill here
Aug. 9. and watched the 109th
running of the Travers in the
box of Affirmed 's owner. Louis
Wolfson
A record crowd or 50, 122 at
this historic track -nearly
15,000 more than the old mark -
turned out in anticipation or
anothe r epic duel in the 10th
m eet i n g be tween these two
great thoroughbred rivals . But
Pincay. on the outside and in the
lead, crossed over and forced
the challenging Alyda r .• moving
a long the rail. to fall back
~=~~-Tl~Eve_D~ -:'.!!~:::!:::~ , Ofifesfroymg myself. It could
.. BUI' l'VE BEEN TREBE before, been in contention before.
I'm playing well now and my confidence is up.
"The main thing Is jllSt not to lose your mind out there."
And Jack Nicklaus, once in dan~er or falling out of contention
but now, at two shots back, shrugged off a hard-won round of par
with the comment:
"It's Just a matter of whether or not I lday a food round
tomorrow. I have to have a good round to have a chance to win the
&Olf tournament."
TAPIE. A lllJSTACBIOED noo-wbmer ID four years of tour
aedvlcy, and tho ltUl"dy Gilbert bad matcbin1M-boletotalaof205.
d tbt allokee mader par on tbe bllly little e,eos.yard Weatcbester :Jouat17 aub coune Just nonb of New York City. Gilbert abot a 81
ID the WanD. alJDolt WiadJ• W!Mtber. I
Tapie, a ~ ot •.ooo thla aeuoo in h1a best year ever,
'\It lrooa etc. f« b&rdiel OD tbe aecond and fifth boles aod heard
.he roar ....... o...,..Rod, playtnc Juat In front ot him, holed •
Nedle lbot fol" ac:e -~ alzt.b.
aOllEN'll IA,... TAl'D; uaiQI a nin•lron, duplicated tbe K>lt·ln-ane. ........ pr'9.
• Wit.b a atiddpleomm la'Unbl• lri Pl'OIJ'tll .. ven pla)'lrl LI~ Jed or Mand tllleJMd at one time durift8 uM round -be tell
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Ongais Blazes (134.933)
To Capture Pole Position
Front AP DllNkkt
M lLWAUKEE Coata leteaa'a Danny
On1alS WrtiiUt'd I track, rKOfd 134.113 rrulet per • hour out ol a balky. four.year-old race car
Saturday and won lb 1 pole poalUon for today'a
Bettenhausen 200 tor lodJanapolb can.
Oop.b bettered hla own track record by 03 affonda
and beat Tom Soeva. who earned the other front row spot
in the 21 car lineup, by .21 aecondl. On11ll and Sneva have
each won the pole position six times
lhrouah t.he 12 races so far this seuon.
Onsals explained that the Pamelli
race car he drove was a replacement
for a car be destroyed In practtce for
the lnd1anapolls 500 last May. The older
car h?d been turned out as a dJsplay
car. exhibited at shopplng centers and
trade shows.
Ong&lS said his crew bas worked
extremely bard to set the car up to be
competitive with quick new cars like
.,......, owo.-11 Sneva 's Penske and the McLaren.
"We were not consciously thinking about a record.
although we ran about 26. 7 and 216.8 in practice." said
Ongais. whose quick lap figured out to 26.68 seconds. "We
were trying some different tbln&s on the car, so I never got
time to see what sort of shape the race track was in.
"We're not trying to set records, we're trying to win
races. It seems that if your prepration is good enough, the
records will come."
A_.,...,.Na•ftiR• .. A•nn•11t
LOS ANGELES -New Los Angeles Rams EIJ
Coach Ray Malavasi named Foster Andersen, •II•
an assistant al UCLA last season, to the Rams'
staff Saturday.
Andersen, 38, will fill the s'pol on the stall left vacant
when Malavasi was elevated to bead coach last Sunday,
replacing the fired George Allen.
A former defensive tackle for UCLA. Andersen has
coached at Pasadena City College, East Los Angeles
College. Los Angeles Stale and Southern California. He
was In charge of the Bruins' defensive backs last season.
q .. ie of tlw Daw
The KGB radio chicken, Ted Giumoalas, was r~all
ing his appearance at a San Diego hockey game against a
louring Soviet national team. "You know, we bad an
awfully difficult lime explaining to the Russians what a
chicken was doing on the ice. especially one with KGB on his vest. ..
Ebeteltere in Sport• •••
Steve Carlton pitched his 38tb lifetime Ill shutout and drov.e in a run as the Philadelphia
Phillies stopped a five-game slide with a 3-0 vic-
tory over the San Francisco Giants . . . Clint
Hurdle hit a two-run homer and Denn.ls Leoaard scattered
six hits to give the Kansas City Royals a 3·0 win over the
Texas Rangers ... Mike Lam's fourth hit of the game. a
tie-breaking single in the 10th inning off relief ace Brace
Sutter, and pitcher Tom Hume's two.
run single led the Cincinnati Reds to an
~ uphill 9.7 victory over the Chicago Cubs
. . . The Pittsburgh Pirates have an-
nounced that veteran pitcher Jim
Rooker has signed a multi-year con-
tract . . . Designated bitter RJco Carty
drove in two runs with bis 22nd home
run of the season and an infield out as
the Oakland A's beat the Boston Red
Sox 8-4 . . •. Frank Taveru scored two
runs. and the Pirates took advantage of
sTEva CA•LTON some wildness by Houston starter Floyd
Bannister lo win their fifth straight victory, a 4-2 d~ision
over the Astros in the first game of a doubleheader. The
second game was rained out and will be made up today.
EIJ The condition of Darryl St,ngley; New
England Patriots' wide r~eiver whose spine
was fractured a week ago in a crushing midfield
rollision, remalns stable . . . Ohio State bead
football coach Woody Hayes and former U.S. Senator John
W. Bricker were among 19 Ohio State athletic areats named for induction into the university's Sports Hall of
Fame . . All -pro placekicker Efren Herrera bas agreed
to terms with the Seattle Seahawks. Herrera's contract
lasts through the 1981 season
Vic'• Magic, in full command all the way. br~ezed to a seven-length upset victory in the E
$43.300 San Diego Handicap at Del Mar. Mr.
Redoy finished second and favored Ancient
Tille, who was second in the early going, pulled up lame in
the tum for home. A track spokesman said Ancient Title
suffered a bruise on his right foreleg and is expected to be
out of action for some lime.
OTHER SPORTS -Lanny Wadkins assumed a com-
manding five-stroke lead in the third round of the Cana
dian Professional Golfers Assn. international cham-
pionship by firing a course record eight-under ar 64 . . .
Marita Koch of East Germany
established a world record in the 400
meters sprint at a track ·and field meet
in West Berijn where she was clocked at
49.02 seconds . . . Austrian newspapers
alleged that Josef Paebler of Austria
decei~ a fial\t referee in order to take
the cllampionsbip away from Den·
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qualified lor a late blow. The
newspapers accused Pacbler ol faking
be wu hurt on the late blow . . . LMINYWAOKINS
Former heavyweight boxing champion Muammad All
says be lntendl '°use bis vast recogniUon to beeome ao in·
ternatiooal ambaaaador of 1oodwill when be retlrel from
tbf fll\I
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Baseball -Dodgers at New York, ll:OS a.m., KABC
C790); Baltimore at An1els, 1 p.m., KMPC <710>.
TELEVISION
11 a.m. (2) -Aut'O &ACING -The Milwaukee aoo
from West Allis WI.a. (4l-bOOMSDAY IN TBE DOMB-Hi1hUahta of Ima Superbowl XU between Dallu and Denver. (ll) -DOOO&a 8AllBALL -Tbe Dodaen
meet tbe Mete at Shea Stadium bl New Yortl.
__ 11:80 a.m. <4>-8P08TSWO&Ll>-The Hall ot Fame
lni.matlGOal dlvtu meet from ft. Lauderdale, taJ*I.
Allo, tbe celebrtt)' Cballen1e olf ·roed race and cover11• ot
Diana Nyad'• attempt to 1wtm fr'Olll Ptba to Key Wiit, na. · ~;:. w.;::~ ca= 1::'~~9nf~
NFL 1'00l'8AU -0. J . Slm.PIQD II llatid to make hit
naUonal·TV debut ln a dlr unlfonn aaatmt Oakland at
Caadl..Uct Part.
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nin1 and we've been ietting
both, • aald Rudi. ..But I've
nevel' seen a team yet that eao
win wltb just el1ht or nlM euys.
You nfl'd aoml!tbln1 from all z:i."
For Rudi, the penunt race
and hll contrlbutlons are more
1ratlfytn1 ln vtew or bls long slr·
fna of mlafortune. He mlaaed
most ot 1977 with a fractured
band and baa been plaauecl this
season with injuries pd weak
blttin1.
t•HE WAS TllYING too bard."
says Fregosi. "And when you
try too bard you end up swinglng
at bad balla."
Rudi doesn't think bis pro-
bl ems were that easy to
dia1nose.
"I waa so screwed up at the
plate that I can't even tell you
what I was doing wrong,•· Rudi
says. "But patience aQd a lot of
extra batting practice seem to
have helped."
The victory keeps California
in a virtual tie for first place
with Kansas City. The Royals,
who also won Saturday, are 66--55
with a .~ percentage while the
Angels are 68-57 at .544. .
Today Nolan Ryan will oppose
Baltimore's Dennis Martinez
<9·10) in a 1 o"clock game to con-
clude the Oriole series.
IAL TIMOttl'. CALI "°"'"A •r•., Land•Hllll." 3 t I 0
lt.Mlller,d 4 0 2 I
lloslock. rl 4 0 2 1
CO-LEADER ALAN TAPIE OF IRVINE SHOWS HIS FORM AT WESTCHESTER CLASSIC.
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DOWNING ••
most un~pular trade in the
club's history -the Bobby
Bonds deal.
"The White Sox thought they
made the steal of the century.
but now it's pretty evident they
got shafted," Downing said.
"They don't even have Bonds
anymore <he was sent to Texas>
while the Angels got a starting
catcher, a starting pitcher
<Chris Knapp> and a good
pitc hing pros pect coave
Frost>."
One of the reasons Chicago
deemed Downing expendable
was his history of injury. An old
shoulder ailment is now 100 per·
cent healed. but Downing is still
the victim of innumerable
aches. cuts and bruises
"IF YOU'RE GOING to cat.ch,
you 're going to get hurt," Down-
ing says. "I get bit every night.
It happens. That's the nature or
the position, and you just keep
going as long as you can."
The kind of punishment Down-
in~ takes might make a wreck
out of some catchers. but he
says some of the damage actual-
ly made him a better hitter
''I'm probably too much of a
lunge hitter anyway, and when
my legs are weak I can't lunge
at the ball as much." Downing
explains. "I'm not hitting the
ball hard, but I'm getting a nice,
level cut."
WHILE HEALTHY, Down-
ing's average hovered around
the .230 mark, and after he start·
ed limping he was able to get up
over .280. Only in the past week
has a mild slump caused the
average to slip to .273.
.. I can hit better than this,"
Downing says, "I probably have
too many little weaknesses that
pitchers can find to be a consis·
tent .300 bitter. But I don't think
I was hitting over my head last
year when I hit .284."
Nor does he think he's getting
in over hls head by staying in
the lineup despite injuries.
"I don't even like to talk about
injuries," Downing says. "I'll
stay In there as long as I can
help the club. and right now I
think I'm still helping." r
So does Fregosl.
Chapdler 2nd
lii~1ims •
WEST BERLIN <AP> -
Rusaian Irena Kallnina wu the
top qualifier for the final in the
three·meter springboard diving
ttnl .lo... tbL.w.orld::Jswlmm1n1
cbamplonah1ps Saturday, abead
of Americana Jennifer Chandler
<of Mlaalon Viejo) and Cynthia
Potter, who were second and
third.
Ch•ndler, a araceful 19-year-
otd who will attend UC Irvine In
the fall, trailed Kalinlna by only
.15 of. a point after acortna the day'1 hlab -M.88 points -oo
the laat or ber 10 quallt1ln1
dives -a 2"'1t reverie.
Th• 19-year..old Kallnlna, who
trailed Chandler after the mom· tnt'• five required dlvea, led the
fteld ot 11 wtth 453.6'1 points.
In w•t•r polo, the United
States defeated Cuba &.2 In I
11me thlt marted ha return to maJor lo&ematklclal water polo competlUoo.
Tb• United States team Ht out
tbe 1178 Montreal Olympic• MeaUM d ltl poor ,oerformlllff
IL the Call, OolOillfila.., I" I N A
cbamplonablpe, and needs to
ftnlab at leut 11.stb tn Berlin to
reach the u.> llOICIOW Oamea.
• I
F,....PageBJ
TAPIE SHARES LEAD • • •
back with bogeys on the 15th and 16th. each time missing the
green. then got bis share of the lead with the closing birdies. He
flipped a short approach to 2't'.I feel oo the 17th and dropped an
eight-footer on the final hole.
Hubert Green. who said he "had a chance to blow the tourna·
ment wide open" with a front-side 31, cooled off to a 37 on the back
nine and, with a 68. was one shot out of the lead at 206.
* * * Thlrd·round leader\ Saturd•v ;n Ille W•~tchHter Gou Cl•\11< Of1 tlw •.60l-v•rd, ptr·ll
We\ICllUI .. (;ountry CIUO courMt:
Al•n T•ple
Gibby Giibert
H U0.1'1 0-Mn
J•Ck Nickl.VS
Grier Jone\
Dave Elcllelllef9e'
Lee Eloer
Fr.,.11 Bffrd
Rod CIH'I
RH C.ldWetl
Tom W•llOft
Jerry P•t•
Me<• H•vn
EdS.00
Jimmy Wrillm
Loft NlelMft
BobMurllftV
Al Gelt1eroer
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Don J•nuarr
Ofvllt• Moody
Biii Kr•Uert
Boo Sf>e•rer
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BOllEHNoood
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Fuuy Zoeller
8111Gtll•
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Andy North o. ... ~ton
TomK•
TI m Sl"'PIOft
Joflft M•Mftey
Rod FUMeth
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L08-8tlllm0fe S. Gtlllonll• 7. 29-eoMotll.
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8os1o<ll, a.vlor.
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0.J. Debttts for 49ers Today
SAN FRANCISCO <A P> -The San Francisco
49ers fans' wait for O.J . Simpson will end today.
After the Raiders lost 21-7 to New England,
Oakland quarterback Keo Stabler asked how much
tickets cost this season. When told they were
$12.50, he said. "That game wasn't worth it."
The star running back will make his first play-
ing appearance as a 49er in a nationally televised
exhibition game against the Oakland Raiders.
"0.J . will start and play a few seMes against
the Raiders." General Manager Joe Thomas an·
More than 55,000 fans are expected al
Candlestick Park to see Simpson, who feels be is
fully recovered from a knee injury suffered last
year, carry the ball against the Raiders. The
49ers' other first-string running back, Wilbur
Jackson, will miss the game because of a sore Oaan11el 4 at J
nounced Friday. adding that, "we are happy with
his progress to date and feel he is ready to play."
knee. -
San Francisco claimed former University of
Pacific fullback Bruce Gibson on waivers from
Detroit Friday and might rush him into action. Neither the 49ers nor Raiders are too pleased,
however. with their progress to date, with the Na·
tional Football League regular season opener only
two weeks away.
The RaJders have won the last five games in
the annual preseason game against the neighbor·
111g 49ers last year by 33·0 "'
"This was not a step in the direction we want
to move," Coach Pete McCulley said after the
49ers lost 20-6 to SeatUe last week.
The Raiders are a little healthier than the
49ers. and have a big edge in experience over
McCulley's team .
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PaESIHT •••
IUYA
NIW
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Baseball Standings _
AMERICAN LEAGUE
West Division
Kansas City
Angels
Texas
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
Seattle
W L Pct. GB
66 55 .545
68 57 .544
60 60 .500 5'h
62 63 .496 6
56 67 .455 11
St 70 .421 15
46 77 .374 21
East Dlvl,ion
Boston
Ne"1York
Milwaukee
1>etrolt
Baltimore
Cleveland
Toronto
77 45 .631
69 52 .570 7'h
68 S3 .562 s1i11
61 53 .558 9
64 57 .529 12112
63 68 .438 23\.'a
46 76 .377 31
NATIONAL LEAGUE
West Division
Dodgers
San Francisco
Ci ncinnati
San Diego
Atlanta
Houstan
W L Pct. GB
72 51 .SM
71 52 .577 1
70 S3 .569 2
64 59 .520 8
56 66 .459 15112
56 66 .459 15\.'a
EastDl~n
Philadelphia 64 55 .538
Chicago 62 59 .512 3
Pittsburgh 58 62 ·~~'h Montreal 58 65 .4
• . Leu 51 72 .415 15
New York 50 72 .410 l.S~
Orange County'• O~t Un_ooln·M•rcury Oealerthlp . -
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GOU I TENNIS I FOOTBALL
Grinding It Otlt
Sophomores Terry Stablein (above> and
Bill Gritz Cbelow> go through stretching ex·
ercises during the first day of football
practice at Golden West College. The
Rustlers open play Sept. 9 against Long
Beach City College.
Post Leads
Whitworth
By 2 Shots
DEARBORN. Mich. <AP> -
Sandra Post. who surged to a
three-stroke lead at seveo-
unde r .par after 14 holes,
bogeyed the next three Satur·
day. then recovered with a
birdie on the final hole to take a
two-stroke lead after the third
round or the LPGA event at the
Dearborn Country Club
She shot a one-under 71 for a
54-hole total of 21 l, two bet~er
than her co-leader of the first
two rounds, Kathy Whitworth,
and Pat Meyers.
No one else in the field of 74
bested par at the 6.411-yard. par
72 layout near Detroit.
Post's string of bogeys, at 15,
16 and 17, dropped her into a tie
for the lead with Meyers at four-
under-par. But Post. who drove
into the woods off the 18th tee,
blasted a brilliant second shot 10
feel from the pin and sank the
putt for a birdie three
Meyers. in the threesome with
Post, was also in the woods on
her drive. She dido 't recover
nearly so well and wound up
with a bogey.
She finished with 70 for the
day and Whitworth shot a 73.
Post, who fell two strokes
behind Whitworth on the second
hole. eagled the next hole which
Whitworth bogeyed to regain the
lead.
She bogeyed the seventh, then
collected birdies at the 10th. 1 lth
and 14th for a seemingly com·
manding lead of three strokes
over Whitworth and Meyers.
TM leaden allff S.t11<CS.y's third round of IM
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Pall!Myff' HOiiis Stecy
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1'999y Conley
Betty Burt.Inell Pat Bradley
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S.lly Little
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Bruins Pull Switeh
Brant Shi/ ted to Wide Receiver
By ROGER CARLSON
Of t• Dall' ~Mt Staff LOS ANGELES-The UCLA Bruins have a lot of returning
talent in which to mold a Rose Bowl contender, but if the opposi·
tion is counting on old scouting reports to defense the Bruins,
they'd best toss them out.
Coach Terry Donahue revealed a couple of switches Saturday
in the Bruins' attack this year-more emphasis on the I-formation
attack out of a multiple set and the placement of sophomore
Michael Brant at wide receiver to bol6ter the passing game.
"Brant is just too good an athlete to keep on the bench and we
need help in that area," said Donahue. "He's definitely one of the
best 22 athletes we have. If we didn't have Rick Bashore at
quarterback. he'd be our quarterback."
Brant showed super quickness in a brief stint at quarterback
as a freshman and.runs 40 yards in 4.6S seconds.
Another bonus for the Bruins in Donahue's estimation is the re-
turn of Brent Boyd, a converted defensive tackle. at center. Boyd
suffered a broken foot in spring practice.
"The key to a good team is correct placement." said Donahue .
who begins his third year at the helm of the Bruins.
"A trademark here recently has been the shifting of people
around, and we may try a lot of people al different positions.
"Right now I feel we're further ahead of ourselves than at this
time last year, especially in terms of experience.
Wbeehnen Win Title
The Orange County Wheelmen Bicycle Club
captured the team race in the second annual Dog
Days Criterium competition in-Tustin recelltl,.
\Vilh Tommy Curtis wlnning the celebrity race.
Proceeds from the event go to the burn unit
fund of the Santa Ana· Tustin Community Hospital.
* * * * * *
Sundey.Auguat20, 1978
·Football Starts at OC -100 Playe:n Report for Physicah
Oranae Cout College football
coach blck Tucker welcomed
101 1rtd hopefuls Saturday
momlnc u the Pirates issued
ph11tcall and unlforma for the meeeaaon. Tucker, who Is beginning his
11th season as the OCC grid
boas, was pleased with the
turnout.
•'This is a good bunch of
kids," he sald. "Our recruiting
went well and we really bad no
surprises or disappointments to-
'day. We landed just about ever·
yone we thought we'd get."
GLANCING AROUND the
crowded locker room, the OCC
coach had difficulty masking his
optimism.
"We have the makl.nas of an
outstanding team this year," be
said. "We'll be much improved
over last year."
Tucker says the OCC defense
will be markedly improved. The
Buca return their defensive
backfield intact with Tee
Funches, Kirk Langdale, Steve
Cordle and Ed Manzano.
OUTSIDE LINEBACKFfRS
Mike Musso and Jess Toledo are
back, and the Pirates have three
fine frosh inside backers in Jim
Freeman a nd Larry Budgen
from Fountain Valley High, and
Rick Boyer from La Quinta.
DICK TUCKER
Transfers Rhodes Butler, 6·5,
250, and Tim Arbour. 6·1. 230,
should see action on the de·
fensive line.
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So ... aMONt Steve eorote, Matt Braoa. Oave M41111u, Ed
Manteno, Mlkll O..mben, Tim Bl-k, Don
Gercle, Mike Musso, Bruce Olvlnllll, O.MI Moll,
Mark <:owper, Marc .Johiln<lff, Scott Merry. Jets
Toledo, Oen Ouddrldge, Mike Ar9uello, Kirk
Lan9dale, Leroy O•vh, 0•1• Alckud, TH
Funches, Lupe Uribe, O•n V•lel\llM, G;try TurMr.
• Tr-t.tn I llhod•' 8ull1r CCyprull, JollnJ••bOn
IC'fllf'"JI, 0"1 Mlldlell IGolden We , Eric
Smltll COoldon Wutl, Miit• WolJI CC•I
Lutlleronl, TlmNllew CMeto.Arla.1. ............
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Steve Siitier. JoM Hell, LAn'Y 8UC19en, Den-
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Long 8oecl\ Wiison -&eftnte Scotti Berney P,.vo. 1
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Trel\t Romtlne ILlttleton, C.010.1. M ~Van
SlernflUYM\ IAl'llK, lowel, Tom Mallen IAtNm-
lw•I. Peter Farvo INorwk ll, Conn.I • .Mff .Bell•
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(Mire Cos!•, Menlwltlan &eKlll, Ja Hllnter
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To Connors
From AP Dispatches lion al Open tennis
STOWE, Vt. -Top· championship.
seeded Jimmy Connors Feigl overcame Mike
scored a 7.0, 4-0 victory Cahill, the tournament's J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~~~~ over San Clemente's sixth seed •. 1-6, 6-4, 6-2.
Bob Lutz and Tim Winitsky beat second·
Gu I Ii ks on beat Eliot seeded Dick Stockton.
Teltscher, 6-3, &-4 in the 2·6, 7·5, &-4.
semifinal matches of a A••fn fn IClfnab Grand Prix tennis .. ..
tournament. PHILADELPHIA -
Lutz was forced to re· Top · seeded Tracy
lire after four games of A u s tin and Pa m
the second set of his Shriver. the No. 3 seed.
match with Connors won close matches
because of a tendon pull Saturday and reached
in his right knee, pro-the final round of the
bably incurred in the 61st U.S. girls' 18-and-
first set tie-breaker under tennis ch am--.~Tri lu pionsbip. ......,. .. p Austin, 15, reversed a
TORONTO -Regina critical situation late in
M a r s i k o v a o f the third set and beat
Czechoslovakia won the Mareen Louie 6-0, 5·7.
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women's singles title {or -.:.6-"...:..:..· ----------------------------1,he second year ln a row
and top·seeded Eddie
Dibbs advanced to the
men 's singles final
Saturday before rain
suspended proceedings
at the Canadian Open
tennis tournament.
Marsikova had six
match points in the
second set, all of which
she failed to convert, but
came back to defeat
Virginia Ruzici of
Romania 7·5. 6·7. 6·2.
Dibbs defeated Chris
Lewis of New Zealand
6-4, 3.0, 7·5 in a men's
semifinal match. Brian
Gottfried lost to Jose Luls
Clere5·7. 1·5.64.
N°""aeedll Win
CLEVELAND -
Unseeded players Peter
Feigl of Austria and Van
Winitsky of Lauderhill,
Fla .. rallied for
se mifinal victories
Saturday and reached
the final of the lntema·
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SAN OIECiO Qu•rterbacks RichlU'd Todd
a1nd Malt Rob1nson lhn-w tou('hdown .,.,sea and
runnmtc back Kt1vm lAnl !!wept three yardl for
anolht'r »eote S.turd•)' n1ght. leadina the New
York· Jt-ts to a 23 10 v1l'tory OH'r the San Dltao
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T ht' J eb · def<'n 1 n · lane manhandled San
Diego qu&lrtt.>rbut'k l>an Fouts. iand while he com -
plt'lt'd Z4 ot ~ passes for i!77 ) nrds. he wu unable
to mount a consi~tent utluck Tht• Jt'ls . who led 13--0 wt h1ilft1me. scored fi~t
wht-n Todd loned o 16 y&rd touchdown pass to wide
reon•1vt>r We8kY W•lker with 3 36 left an the open·
rn6t period Pat Leahy's t'Xtra pomt kic k was short
....... 27 ........ 13
DALLAS lleasman Troph) wanner Earl
Campbell charged M yuds for a touchdown. un
leashed a clearing block for another s core. and
rushed for 151 yards Saturday rught. sparking the
Houston Oilers to a 27·13 National Football League
exhablUon victory over the Dallas Cow~ys
Campbell. the $1 3 million rookie fr~m the
University or Texas. broke through the madd_le of
the Cowboys' Doomsday defense late in the middle
of the third quarter. fought off com erback Benny
Ba rnes and scored standing up, giving Houston a
14·6 lead
Be1t11er 23, Btdlalo 13
O RCHARD PARK. NY. Denver's Rob Ly-
tle scored from three ye1rds out and Charlie West
scooped up a fumble and ran 20 yards for another
touchdown as the Broncos defeated the Buffalo
Bills. 23-13. Saturday in a National Football
League preseason game.
Denv~r cupitalized on loose ball handling by
Buffalo an the ram to score three touchdowns in the
~J>eriod
NI' Gfanis 13, Pl•••b•rglt 6
EA~'T RUTHERFORD. N.J. -Quarterback
J erry Golsteyn and wide receiver Johnny Perk.ins
teamed on a 78 yard touchdown pass on the second ·~ or the game and the New York Giants rod~ ~t
to 111 listless 13·6 National Football League exhibt·
tion victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday
night
Golsteyn a nd running back Larry Csonka were
L'8Ch making their first start of the preseason. On
tht#'flrst play, Csonka punched out two yards over
the middle to the New York 22. On the next one.
the.Giants went ahead for good.
'Ta111pa Bay 14 .. Nete Orleau 3
NEW ORLEANS Reserve fullback Jimmy
Du~ose spearheaded two touchdown drives S~tur
d'1)' ttight as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers remained
Ul\~t-aten in National Football League exhibition
p!'ay with a 14 3 victory over the New Orleans
Sam ts.
DuBose saw action in the fi rst and third
qua'tters and accounted fo r 48 yards and a
touchdown on seven carries.
His touchdown came on an eight-yard burst in
th<' rirstquarter and put the Buccaneers ahead 7-0
PltHadelplria 24, Ailania 7
.ATLANTA John Walton used pinpoint
pi!g to put Phtladetph1a In control in the first
h )ltd rookie Greg Marshall scored on a 23-yard
p !i Uiterception as the Eagles defeated the Atlan-
ta ~•lcons 24-7 Saturday night in a National Foot bAft League preseasor1 game.
Walton, connecting on 12 or 19 passes for 144 y~ during his two quarters of action, scored the ~s· only first hair touchdown on a one-yard
ketJ>er as Philadelphia raised Its exhibition record
1'8-J . . ' .., . ' . NCINNATI Lenvil Elliott, an \lllde.rstudy
t hout his five pro seasons, rushed for 112
y including a go-ahead 79-yard touchdo~
galtDP. as tt\e Cincinnati Bengals def~ated the.wm-le&9'~hicago Bears, 27·3, Saturday m a National
1'~ootball League exhibition game.
Elliott. replacing Pete Jobn&on in the second
half. carried seven limes for a 16-)'ard average.
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ALLEY OOP New York Giant's running back Doug Kolar is
rudely upended by the Pittsburgh Steelers' Jack Ham during first
quarter action at Giants Stadium in East Rutherford. New Jersey
Saturday night. The Giants won the game. 13·6.
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AUQ. tJ,20.V.Seslt.J, "11 .._,. ------------1 Alamitos, Rambling Sallye
Del Mar Upset Winner
Results
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At Alamitos
~~Y Rambling Sallye, the only three-year-old in a n.ts ,.__••filed wttt1 ttw • • HtU1't Fr"*~" 1tot11eta...._.~,.1 f' Id f aked to t . Coullty c ... of Orenee C-tv on """41"*10..... C:O.St Delly"''°' Tiil• "--tiled with~ Forst rece -Proud He•ll•U le 0 Veteran runners, Slre an Upse ViC· AUQVSI 1', 1'11. : MyJO,Au9,6, ll, 10. lt?I m.." ~. l~.CltRofOrenot c-ttyonJUly ITreasur•I 3 40, 2.IO, 2.IO; PluncMn lOry in Saturday's $100,000 Los Alamitos Cham· .. ... B I 1 00 • O 6 • Publts!led Orenot CNst D.ily IOt, -::::,11ur~ ~1 ;.o0:;,: E~~: pion ship to spoil the local debut of Darrel AuoU1t20.21 enoS1!*11111e11. io. 1m PUBUC NOTICE Pu11>11si.o o.-. c.-t o.i~; <'-101 pe1os.1uo. McHargue, the nation's leading thoroughbred _________ .,_,.._,. Jui.,•· A"ll ... n, 20, "11 n1,.11 Se<.ond ,__p,f,. MIHY CROUOlll · k · both · · d ed f'ICT1TIOUI eUSINllSS 0 90 10.40• 5 '°· oewn BrHk•r JOC ey m victones an money earn . PUBLIC NOTICE NAMl!STATl!MENT ITr•esur•I 4.20, 3 40. Cheri' Ami With defending national riding champion Dan-Tiie tollOWtltg petlOns .,. OOln9
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13r"°•c6 -Ch•rt•r P•rtv ny Cardoza in the saddle. the sophomore Rocket P1CTinounUS1NHS buslllftsn: ·i-nouse·-·N••s • od artin b NAMI! STATl!MeNT SCHOR SN.ES, INC., 2711·B EHi r '", v-'"'• <C•rc1o1a1 l 40. 3.oo. 2.60; D•• NHI Wrangler filly ex pl ed from the st g gate ut Th• tot1<1w1no ~ is doing busl· COM
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t H..-y. CllnlN °'' tMr, CA NAMa STAT•M•NT 0•• 1 B•nu> s.oo. 3·20• Jet SPr trailed national aged-mare champion Little Blue nesses: '21'2 .._. ~ • .......... c 1 T11e 1011ow11t11 perwns ••• 001n11 IW•l\Olll240 • CO MMERCIAL POWER CA~·,·.~--· ...... r-.irv .... busl~s ~ Fourth r•ce-C•lllornl• Soen Sheep in the early gomg. ., • CALIFORNIA DRYWALL COM <Hartl 1s.oo. s.oo. uo. H-•lltn i"e Rambling Sallye look command at mids tretch SWEEPING, 7M2 lndUstri.1. Stanton, Sten" suvers1e1n. nsoe L•k• PANY, 11954 Slty Pen Orcie. ~·A, IW•lker I 4 00, 3.90. aup.•s A)lerilk C.. . FCN'Ht ~.El Toro. CA "26JO Irvine, c.tlfom141'1114 1c1er1ne1 3 eo si E•Kt• 14-31 i>e•O and then withstood a late challenge by 6-5 race Steven Pltllllp oecoux. 133 Ni.to T111, ~ ... " 11 cOftducteci b• • s1.1e-w1a interior•. inc .• • '1fi1~ rK-Soortl"9 P•I IPerneri favorite Flashy Go Moore. ·-;-~is~:=~;~.,.,.,. 1n-generet=-~:~~~~Ti.::::·~":,~" P~
1 00. 4 40, 3 JO: Tor II II• Fl•I Rambling Sallye covered the 440 yards in 21.77 dlvlduel. Tiiis ~ -tiled wttll u.e Thisbusl.-s IHOl'ldu<ted by e<Of'· ccier•sH> • oo. 3 80; 51"11 LoUde• seconds and was a half length in front of Flashy s.._ P. oecoux c-ty 0erti of Or~ County on pore11on. '<>;~~~-~ r•<•-DH·Copy 1t1911t Go Moore at the wire. She earned $55,000 for the c.!::::Y '~ 0..-:...:;!.,C.C::.':'Y '!: ~ •o.1'11. """"' ~"'· 1icn•Qllt> 2-40. uo. 3.oo; 0 •H"-Cen· victory for owners B.J . Smith and also picked up Augustt7• 1'71. • Pul>li511ed 0r-. eoest o.i1y PllOI 11..,,,_ L. si.rm. !':!!~~4;"~!,2!; ~:~ ~ :: ~: an invitation to the prestigious Champion of Cham-Pull>lllMd 0r-. oi.st o.i:= _A4l8. __ •>_._-._21_· s.t. __ >._"" ___ 101_~_" Tiiis ,'= wn mec1 w1tt1 1t1e
s.s Eaeci. 1u 1 '*°''J.OO:" E•ec1• pions this December by virtue of the victo~. Aue. 20• v . Slclt. 3• '°' "71 ....,. --· •c NOTICE C-.ty o.n o10r-. eowcyonMy IUI pekl Sii.JO; SS Eqc1e lWI INkl • Ra II Sal aJd .-"-.. 27, 1'71. siuo: u Ea.KIA <Ml peld •oo. u Trained by Buba Cas cio, JD ng ye P PUBLIC NOTICE P1MD1
Eucl• tw> INkl 1U11: " Ea~ $24, S6.60 and $4.40. Flashy Go Moore returned $3 PtennouseustMIH "'*'...., ar..,.. a-t o.11y Pftot
iui paid"·'°' and $2.40 with Sbawne Bu" fmishin" third and pay. NAMe "~"' .My >0, A.UQ." ti_ JO, 1911 21SJ.11 S.••nlll rK-A81t1bll"9 Sellye "' r> PICT'l'10US~Ml!U Tiit tOllOM"'O _..,is OOif1t t1u11-L------------(Cerd0ul uoo. "'°· '-40; Flny Go ing $4. NMMSTATUllENT MU•s: OTIC ~ <Hertl 300. 2.40. Sftewne 8"CJ M H tt tin,. $100 000 d The toll-ng persons •A 00'"9 G"OUP INVESTMENT, 11MO PUBLIC N E 1v.ughn1•00 c argue was a emp"'"6 a rare , OU· buSlneu .. : moa. L-----------E•Qllth rm-Mr C•prl O•Ck ble in the championship when be rode Tex Oh for svs~:~~~~~~= wen:::.rt~v:.~~~-. 17'40 STATUMNTMWfTitOHWAL 1Perner 1 5 90• 360• 160· iottve trainer D. Wayne Lukas. Earlier in the day. the Sulit 111 ~ Hio-t. c.1ifoc'"'• W•tnut sc .• f«MI~"' V•1iev. ee '270I PltOM .. AaTNl!astt1 .. CrM• I~) uo. 2.IO; HurnbOll Id . k od w al . m11 . This Dus1nen Is COlldu<led by • Of"EltATIMOUNDa• cc~~~~~~!t~rll• Grey t0rri 24-year-o JOC ey r e ater M one to victory an L. o-. Tetum. •1, E'9ffl er .• OtMr•I~. '9CTinouseUS4NIHSNAME
0 0 1 B t~e $126,000 Sheraton Handicap at Arlin.non Park H1H1t1"11tonBNct1 ee11forni•.,... •anK.J«kSort TMtottooMl'IQpera111eiS~ .. n 33.20. 12 • .0, 10.00; H· • orn · Ch' Fr.,.• .....tto Jr., •1•t MerllYfl Tlll1 s!Mlmlnl •es fll«I ••Ill the "' • 9efttrel perln•r from lhe F1Q11ter llC.n'9tlll a.40, 11.40: DH· I 1cago. Drive. H""4111Qt01'1 BNdl, C.llfoml• COGntY Cl«tl of Or.nge County on ~P -••no lolftdlr ~ fic-c111oen ,..,, DI"""" l<:erdolel a~. Tex Oh broke s moothly from the gate in the ~ August io • ..,._ 1111ous tKnlMSs -of uN1CORN 3 tO; ,, Ea~ lllMI pelcl '300.40; '2 h . h' b t f d d th f. l d t Tiii' "'us-s I• condu<t~ ... ., • ""'1'1 COMP-NY ...... v·-..........,_ 1:4, E••ct• eteMu .,..d uo1.oo. c am paons ip u a e over e ma var s o u ,,_. • "" u P .... 1.~ 0r .... ,1 ..... , ~~ .. ... -........... -Tenth r•c•-Mr . Cult Guy generel~p. Uvt ..... .. ............... y rt"" ~8Hdl.CA'266.3. IW•lkerl 12AO, uo. s...ii: T•• Alm finish eighth L. OUfl Teturn AYQ. 13. 20, 27, Sip!. 3. ma l07HI The tlellt'-business -......
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SN>kl ee-way PUBLIC NOTICE ... uvustt•, tm. Full Ne,,,. •l'ld Address Of the
M ...... , f'ICT'1'10USe~NIESS Per•on Wltlldrewlng: DONNE Del Br Published Or_,. OIMI ~Iyo~~· NAM!! STATl!Ml!NT 80VLl!N RAMMING, '°4 West Ocean ..., ,.._., De d H ,.ICTtnoes •USINESS Auoust 20. t1 encl SICll.,,.... •• '.o.;:;. T,,. toiio.tng persons •re doing Front, 8e11JOe. CA9Mt. tn.f .. 04tr!Net ... I a eat MAIMSTATIMl!MT buSlneues: Ooo-.8oyttf\Remming Finl rec.-Oolt\Sully lcesteMOel Tiie followlrig person ,, dolnq 11>usi. RE/MAI( OF COSTA MESA. 734 ~
l.eo. 3~~12.AO; Wasl\Ot c-IY IOlul neu n : PUBLIC NOTICE E-11111 sv.t, Sulw m , Colte Mase, PWllSh9d OrMOt ea.st D.ity Piiot "40,llol.V>Oll ~ IM«-13.00. A triple dead heat for VISTA PACIFI C REAL ESTATE, c.. "2621 AUQ ••• tJ. 20, 21, "" 1~,~~;:,,r;;;3~'.';~.~~~ first place was recorded ~~h~C:~ SUll• •3', Newpor• P1cnnouseUStN1Hs New~~.:_:11eo;s~ ~::·E1,.,,11;o:~1 __________ ,.,_s_1_.,. ~•111 CGel~> S 80, l.to: s .. rcll in the Sixth race exacta Cllerles B. Devil, , ... Minoru NAM• STATl!MENT ' ' ' p C C <Sl>olineurl 2., Oel1"'0oY:ll• f).J) b L Place Colle'!Nse C. '2626 The to11owlno persons er~ 001n9 Street, SUit. 111, CiKte Mew, Ce. '262J UBLI NOTI E peld siuo, -. y Saturday nig t at OS Thli buslMH 1, 'cond..ct.o Dy •n in· 11>u11ness es: This llU5llwu •• condu<teo by• aw-------------A I 't the second dlYldu•I VISTA PACIFIC MORTGAGE poretlllft. l'ICTITIOUS•ustNess ' Tlllrd race Grenl4 i;;,.no aml OS, CNrlesB Devi\ COMPANY. WOt Dowe St •• S;;fle 1>'. RE/MAX OF COSTA MESA, NAMESTATEMSllT IStlo.1t1•kerl MO, UO, UO; ry time it has happened Thi\ sle*'-t -~ fllftl ••I~ tM HnrPort BNcll, C. "2660 IRVINE, Tiie lollOWinQ persons .,.. doi"9 Queen ITorol ... 20. 2 IO; Pet IAbef h Countr Clen of Or-County on P~t .. 8. an.. 10t T-i a..... NEWPORT BEACH. INC. lluilt1e1• ff;
IP1...cel 300. 'l ~ 12-51 !Mid t is summer. August 10 ... ,., IMlll>oe lslend,Ce.9261>1 CrelOW. a.11ey. THE INSIDERS, 1451 E. lrvlne . "° so ~opy Right, The Can· """' Ch•rles 8. o.vis. , ... Ml,_ce ~dint 81vo , Su11e 20. Tustin. CA.,._, Four111.r..-Seteen IPlercelllO, d. t d Abo epar PWllsMctOrenot Coest Deity PllOI Pl.,Colt•MtM.ce.ma TIMS '~t ... hied wlttl Ille M1c11MIGHltf -~yL..GesJtr, 300. 1IO! ReglM H .. I tTorct ).10;" I 8 ~ an V Aug. tJ,20,2?,$epl.J, 1911 llm·1P Tith l>usfflts' I• COl'lducted by• CountyCMnOIOreno-CountyonJ\lly IOS.I Gr-0.lo. Or .• Senee AAe, CA 2.80, Sc>t....o1ct F•""" •·• cl'osstd the wire at the 9t<Mr•t ~P-n. ""· '21os Flflll rd-'ZM CPlercel s 40, J 40, .. ; aft -----------• ,.._ 8 • ar-~ wun..., "-,,..,_ -a.ti.re A. 3 20; NeMKwg II CO\eell'n8ftl noo. same .. me er cover· PVBUC NOTICE Tiit• Ste""*" -tiled ... th llW PWllshed ar.nge Colsl D.ily PllOI JenHn. 400 •••• Prul•10, S•n aoo; NO('llW'nOrlw 11>1ez11oeo.u ing 3SO yards in 17.83 1------------=----County Clertl of Or•nve Count., on JutylO,Auo.•.13,20,1'11 ,_.,. C'-<lie.CAmn ExSeclteallh ... rlepec~~!'~ry's Pel SCCOn.d.s.,.lt iS Only the FICTl'10USeUStNHS AUQUSll0,"'9. Jim Keul, IOS42 Goow ON Or •• ~ ~ k tri 1 d d NAMa STATbtWNT A9t1G S...le Ana. CA 9210S
PVBUC NOTICE
15-l!IH«I 7AO, 2,AO, J . .tO; Shlldr 25th DOWD pje ea Tiie lollOwl"'O ... "°"' .,. dol"g Put:>llshtd :>r-. 0-1 O.tly PllClt PVBLIC NOTICE Oo1191~ ""'"''· 1711 81rc" SI., Foa <Toro> J.•o. a.to; oeng ln heat to 'win in North 1>1nlnesses: Aug. u.10.21.s.sit.3. "" '°'•" ia<e•.CAm21 GREEN BAY, Wis. -Nate Simpso <c.si-110.20. • • histo MEDICAL MANAGEMENT AS. PICTinous •t1S1N1Hs T111s 11>u11ntss tsalftduc1ed.,.,.,. un· Jl(!red eight yards for the go-ahead touch 1 .. ~,v~_1r5ec . .!.-:4-un;~.· :::-;.:.-,: Ameraca racmg ry · soc1ATEs, '"' ~ TUllln. s.nce PUBLIC' NOTICE NAMASTATEMRNT 1ncor~e111e1 _....,,. °',,... thllfl •
h G B P -.... ....... --There were six $5 ex-AM ce11~92111 l*'tnerSh•P 12: 25 to play. rallying l e reen ay ac <S11oe1t1-~ uo, uo: '"""°" uci a c t a c 0 m b i 0 a t i 0 0 Merlor• er.iv. 26 .. North Tustin, w!r.!s:0:~1119 """°"' ere 001n11 M1<,_1 c;es1er
23•17 National FootbaJI League exhibiUo t&eli.zerl l.20." l!ucte IHI paid Senl•AM,Ctlltornl•921tt f'ICTITIOUS•UStMHS MYSTRAL MARINE ,. .. YI• Tiiis , .. ...._ .... llled with Ille over the St. Louis Cardinals SatnMay ni0 h • ~ri· \h NC*-Vlt'I ~ (Toro) payoffs due to the triple Alie!\ WOoca. t.UZZ Poway Niese NAMll STATllM•NT Oporto Suite I N .. ,po',, llHCll Counly Clerll of Ore19 Coul'lly on ~..... e lgtl Pl t ·dead 'heat and-12,073 Court, Powty, c.iltornl•'20M T,,_ tollowtrig person ts doing bull· C•lllo,.;le~ ' ' Aug"111 IO, l91e. '$Impson eluded the grasp Of end Bob H.60, 4.oo, a,eo; Mr. Redoy I .. e l Tiiis Duslne\S ii COl'ldU<ll'd by e M\US. RodertCk Jetties Fr•Str, 7231 "'911•
cuf ·back to his left for the touchdown tb.r 3-~i::~~~~~-.,., winning exacta tickets. gener•11>«1rwrsi.1p AMERICAN PACIFIC FILMS, t10 C•nyon 0r1ve. "'"·coat• Mm, ,..!:.u~~s~,?'~1~~ o.ii~~j-~~ had .. El T ..... (Tdl' I Abovepar. the 4-5 race MerJorleCr•IC) Newport C.nter Drive, Sult• 200, C.Hf0rnie92JU7 ..... . . . ........ after l'09kie tackle Terry Jones rec uo. uo, UO; .... .. -0 Tiii' Sl819"Mnl Wft llled wltlt the Newpor1BMdl.CA 92660 WI II fem Peter Boustud. 7231 1------------fumble by St. Louis' Steve Jones at the cll'lilllllM~ltllll!!.~.:.i:.:..:::r:t":'~8:';.,'f:,.' uo, favorite, combined with Co\lltlyOM!ofOrengec.ouMr onJuly Sveft v. Prtlorlou,, 5°' E. St. C•ftyon Drive. •IA. Cost• Mes•, PUBUC NOTICE 21 . yard line Al1encJence-t1,t1s. Copy ,Right to pay $8.50. •·me. 0enruc1e Pl .. sem. Arw. CA 92101 c.111orn1• ._,, ; ' --------.------....:_,,.;.:.,,.;.:.....:_.:_ __ f-----------------i ' "'71" dl~~ltless IS conduC'ted by.,. In-~;:I ==.1~ Conducted by e
F-. L Pul>lls!led Orenge eo.st Delly PllOI, s...,..v Prt'lonolll A. J. Fr-0. rce, ee AUQUSI •• l3, 20, 2', t'7I Tiils 11-1-•el llled with t"9 TlllS 1111-1 wes tlled wllh the ------~--ffn.11 CPunty Cler• 01 Or•ll9C County on c-1., Cl-of 0r-. County 011 Juty
Co-winners ... ~ PVBUC NOTICE
l'ICTlnous •USINESS NAME STAHMl.NT The 1011owtno perton Is dOl119 llutl·
AYQ. 2, 1'11. W.1911. ., .....
J'ulltJl!lell Or...-CNst 0.ily PU«. Aug.•. 13, 20, 11, 1911
STATl!Ml!NTOftWITNORAWAL flltOMPA'"'"e"SMI .. OPl.llATtMOUNot!R PICTITIOUSaUMNEUNAMIE The toll0w4rig l*'IOll hM wll'lldt•wn
es • gen•••• perlMr troftl Ille
~~----~ lltlou1 l>lnineu -of LAGUNA HILLS INSURAHCE AGENCY, L TO.,
et 2SM I.A Pu R«*I, i....-Hiiis, Ctllfontia
John Force of Buena e,a.._and Joe Lee of San
.Oiego were co-wlnoers
Saturday in the AA Fun-
nessn: PVBUC NOTICE R A I N 8 0 W MAR I N El------------ENTERPRISES INC., 2641 Her11or ,.,c:Tlnous •USINl.SS
IMMa STATCMeNT
The tktlllous buSlneSs -,..__
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PVBUC NOTICE
f'ICTI"°"' e""Nut NMW STATaMl.NT e division at the Cmmtr ~ «ro t1 Raceway on Sum
fler' ltox H~l night
T.he promotion, which
•uows women ln free,
4rew 'a crowd in excess ot.tS.000. ~ In, other results: John ~rri.l>~rdo or Granada Ua had the fastest car
the night as he topped
mph to capture the
tow ET division: Brad ~ophet. won th~ Rocket
ar division; and Don
nriquez of San Jose ct -Obris CluUtfanM>n ero-dcclarod co-
lflnnens ln t.M BB Fun·
oY c~ divl.aJon.
No rtnls w re
~caute ol curfew.
Test Price end Test Drive
One of Our New Uincla1a today.
81\0d~ Seme.Me, Ctllfontle Fred L~. "°1 Yore. Linde
ffn-...... ,.Fltl~,-Gel
C.fl 141-H11.
Putafewword•
towat• for
The fOllOwlnt ,.._. .,_ 40!1'9 Tiie follawWte ,.,_ ............
Mera. "7SlntlWOM#llyofOr-oe. F 1111 N•,,,. encl A«Htns Of ttt• ,.._Wlttg.wino:
lDltH F. HA""ISOH. tOOt_t Ketl•I Drive, H""11"91.., 8eectt, c.t1tont1e-. S....,. EdltllF HM\'lton ...,,.,
"-1Sllecr Or.._. OIMt o.t1r Pl!Ot, A~IH1 6. tl. 20, 27. ""
PUBl.JC NOTICE
Jewelry cte.ipers bave been k>okiq on the
brlabt &lde lately -and so wtU you, predkll the
Jewelry lndustry Council, when YoU see their
oolorful new adeat rOf' Fall.
You'll find a rainbow or colored atone
necklace. In Ult! sou1bt alter lon1er lengtha,
witb llU"Det. a.met.by &.. coral, lapia. Jade and
U,er'1 eye especially plentiful and popular stoo.. are paJ.red, or m ixed with fteahwater
pearb, to form ey~appeal1fta color combina·
Uooa. Often, ~arla and 1em1&ocv;s are alteruat·
ed with told beads or ban tor an attractive sta· tion chain effect.
To further enliven the color scheme or thas season's atone noctlacea, cultured pearls are
"dyed to match" or contrast with the 1emstaoe's hue.
Simulated "Just for run" pearls are also
popular. In mauve, antique gold. soft grey,
charcoal black, and other hieh·fasbioa abades.
they 1lve YoU an excellent excuse to nan out and b\lY a new dress to match.
Since there's a stron1 trend this Fall toward
matched lets ol Jewelry, you'll bave no trouble
color·coordinatlng necklaces with earrin11, braceleta, rings or ptns.
Pins -another strong point in jewelry
fashions right now -show an abundance of col·
or accents. Many stickpins flaunt cultured
pearls or colored stones, especially birthstones
Scatter pins, strong for Fall, are lparked by
small gemstones in styli1ed noral or whimsical
animal designs. Tac pins and bar pins, availa
ble ln everytbina from gold and colored stones
to bright enamels, can be worn in eroups of
twos of threes to liven up a lapel, collar. sleeve,
ascot or fabric handbag.
Mrs. Schick Mrs. Cortes
F redensbu rg-G nadt
Julie Ann Fredensburg and Sl'epheo Pa~l
Gnadt are engaged to be married on Oct. 7 lD
the First Baptist Church of Santa Ana.
The future bride , daughter of y\udrey and
Fred Fredensburg of Newport Beach1 gradual·
ed from Orange Coast College.
The future-bridegroom, son of Pat and Ke!'l
Goadt of Newport Beach, attended the Universa
ty of Colorado and Orange Coast College
Schick-Hodgins
Deborah Hodgins ·and Uwe Schick have
been married at the Garden Court of the
Newporter Inn, Newport Beach.
The bride. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Darrell
L. Hodgins or Corona del Mar, attended UCLA
where she affiliated with Kappa Kappa Gam
ma, and graduated from UCI .
Mr. Schick, son of Mrs. Ir:mgard Schick of
Whittier and Wilhelm K Schick of Germany.
graduated from UCI.
The couple will live in Santa Ana
Campbell-Roberts • Penny Roberts' and Mark Campbell, both of
Costa Mesa, have been married in a garden
wedding at the home of her brother, Tom Erro
Jr. or Huntington Beach.
The bride, dallgbter of, Tom Erro of Santa
Ana Heights, (l'aduated from C<>rona del Mar
ltigb Scbool.
The brldearobm. son of Dorothea Lee or
Santa Ana, graduaied from Corona del Mar
High School and attended Ortpge Coast College
Tbe ~will live ln Cost.a.MesiL
Benne~·Wiggle
I ~ Featuring._._ ....... ___ Sundly_.Augult_~_.1978 ___ 0All._Y,.,_l.OT_ .. _J'
Cultured pearls and colorful
atones will often be worn with
gold chains for colorful
necklines flll-ln this fall.
Mrs. Rutan Mrs. Schlegel
Cortes-Connally
Carol Chapman Connally, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Connally of Newport Beaeh, and
Geary Dennis Cortes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Cortes, also of Newport Beach, have been mar-ried in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
The bride attended Callfomia Western
University and graduated from San Diego State
University. She is a teacher of the deaf in San Di ego.
The bridegroom, graduate of California
Western University School or Law, is deputy
district attorney in San Diego.
Rutan-Nemec
Linda Nemec and J ohn Rutan Jr. have been
married in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
Newport Beach.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Nemec or Ba lboa Island. graduated from
Newport Harbor High School and attends
California State University Fullerton. where she
is affiliated with Delta Zeta.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Rutan of Newport Beach, graduated from
Newport Harbor High School and California
State University Fullerton.
Padilla-Ryzner
Shirley Elizabeth Ryzner of La Palma and
Daniel Davtd PadUla, .Nuc Tech 1st Class, USN.,
• · San Diego, hllve bel!n matrlE!d in OU'f Lady
Queen of Angels Church, Newport Beach.
The bride. daughter of Fred Rymer of J.a
Palma and Nina Ryzner of San Diego, attends
Long Beach State University.
Tbe bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. E
Ben Padilla of Newport Beach graduated from
Nuclear Eleetronlcs Technician School, Great
Lakea, Michigan, and 1s attached to the nuclear
base, USN, Coronado Island in San Diego.
The couple will live tn La Jolla.
An idea worth saluting:
Military pins are a big trend for
fall. Maltese Cross pins,
imitation battle ribbons are
among the favorite decorations.
Mrs. Bentrup Mrs. Gunderson
Mr. Bennett, Miss Wiggle
Gunderson-Mi Iler
Melinda Sue Muter , and Gary Kenneth Gun-
dersen of Costa Mesa have been married in St.
Andre w's Presbyterian Church, Newport
Beach.
The bride. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller of Santa Ana Heights. graduated from
Newport Harbor High School and Orange Coast
College.
1'he bridegroom. son or Mr. and Mrs .
Garnel' Brandt of Balboa Island. graduated
from NeWP<>rt Harbor W.b School and Santa Ana College. He is a fireman for the City of La
Habra.
1
.
The couple will make the r home an
Newport Beach after a Hawaiian honeymoon ,
Drain-Hall
Alison Leigh Hall or Ventura and Phillip
Gerald Drain ol Santa Barbara have been mar·
ried lo, Cbrfst Church b)' the Sea, Newport
Fashion makes Its point with
pins of all sizes and styles
for fall. The stickpin has
antique or modern accents.
Wear them In groups of twos
and threes to focus attention
on a collar, sleeve. ascot,
lapel or fabric handbag.
,
Wfdding and t'llOQO ..
ment announcements noa
on S&mdo11 m lhe Oail11
Pilot. Forms OTr oooUablt>
at oU Daily Pilot oflicet or
by calling lhe Feorvres
Department. 642-432 I.
• • .
To oooad d 1&oppo1nf·
ment. prospecfnJe brideR
ore remmded to ha~ f>ietr
wt'ddmg stories. toqh o
block-and·whllf' gloug, .OJ
lhe bri@ or ot tlw ~.
to t#w Featurn ~
ment Oftf' iottk btfore' t~
wedctbtg. I (
Engagement announcr-•.._
Mrs. Drain
ment1. 101th black·Ond· •
whut g1os$y o/ the /"'Ne
~ or Uw coupW. ini&at
bf' Tf'Cf'i'Of'd bl/ ,f/Jf F~~,U
IDttb before Uw aoeddmg dalr
Mr. and Mrs. Padilla
Clapp-Varela
Elizabeth Varela and Richard Clapp have
been married at Central Park, Huntington
Beach.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angel
Varela of Huntington Beach, graduated from
Edison High School and Orange Coast Col1e~.
She attends CaUfomia State University Long
Beach. .
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Clapp of Huntington Beach. is ii graduate oJ ,
Huntington Be~ch High School and Orartge
Coast College and alt.ends Catrornia State University Long Beach. 1
The couple will live in Huntington Beach. ~ f.
. e , • • t • j ... ~
t
I l • • . "' ,
Karen Ann Bennett and Gary RaymQnd
Wtule plan a September weddinf". -- -=====-Beiteb.. - -~i"=====-=====:-----11-"Ttf bl1~ ¢;VJMfl""l>rMr. ana ......... ~·~r~s.To OOOld ds:oppomtment. prolJ>tCff~ ~' af remrncUd to ha~ thttr wedding stones. with o bloc •
ond·wlult glouy ol lhe bride or o/ lhe couplt. to tM
F'eoturei Oeportm"' one t.0ttk before the wedding
Tbe future bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Bennett of Whittier, ll'&duated from
Wbitttel' ltip Scbool and attends Cal Poly
Pomona. 1
Tbe fUture brldelJ'OOm, &ab o1 Mr. and Mrs.
James R. wtaJe of N~rt Beacb, graduated
trom Corona del Mar Bl«Ji School and lfaduat·
ed cum laude from Cal foly Pomona.
Ford·Howard
Karen M. Howard and James R. Ford, both
of Costa Mesa. have been married aboard the
sa.Jllnl vessel .. Old Glory" in Newport Beach.
Tbe Jiride, daughter of Donalcf F. Howard of
Marina del Rey, ll'aduated from Newport
Harbor High School, Oranee Coast Collete and
CalitomJa St.ate University Nlert.on. She was a
Charity Leaiue debutante.
Tbe brldeairoom, son ol Mr. and Mn. £.E.
Ford of La Mirada, II part owner ol Neptune
Dlvlna OoinpaDJ. Newport Beach. . Tbe .... wW lift ln COila .....
Shanon Kay Nutt and Harold Lee Schlegel
have been married ln Harbor Trinity Baptist
Church. Costa Mesa.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mn. Grcwer
Nutt of Colla Mesa, graduated from Costa Mesa
Hilb School and Cal State Fullerton where she
ls wortt.ns toward a master's degree.
The brtdesroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Schle1el of Buena Park. graduated from Nelf Hilb School, La Mirada, and mana1es a Viren
realty oftlce ln Anaheim.
Tbe couple wW live In Anaheim.
Bentrup-Munn
Tamera Murm and Robert L. Bentrup have
been married ln First United Metbocllst Church.
Santa Ana.
The bride, dauabter of Nancy A. Munn ot
Santa Ana, 11'•duoted from Saddleback Hlah
Sthool.
The bride81'00m I.I the son of Mr. aJ\d Mn
Robert L. Bmlrup of Founta.ln Valley.
I
rterbert HaU of BalbOa. graduated from Cosla
Mesa Hieb School and tbe University of
California, Santa Barbara. She ls a bilingual
kinder,arten teacher ln Moorpark.
The brldesroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Drain of Tehachapi, attended the University of Calltomla, Santa Barbara, and Tebacb~ Hilb School. He owns Solar Dtstrlbu· lion Co.
The couple wlll live In Ventura after a
honeymoon tn Mexico Cl~ Mid Puerto Vallarta.
Olmstead-Donlyuk ·
Pamela Pauline Ollllftead and Eddie
Walter Donlyuk are en1ased1
The bride elect ta the d•l.llbter ol M.r. and
Mra. Richard T. Olmstead or Hant:tnlton Beac::h.
Donlyuk la the son of Mrs. lne1 l>ontyut Of
Lona Beach and the late Mr. l)onlyuk.
M Olmstead iraduat.d from Crescenta
VaJley HiCh School. Glerihle, and attended
Oran1e Coalt COUeae. DOn1M ll'aduat.d trom
Wllloo ~ Scllool. 1.on1: Beach; Loni Beaeh
Clty Coll and attended Caltite ~ Beacb.
~
Engagement onraounctmenti. unth block-of'td.
wh.llf' olostfl of the /ut11re bnM or the COll.plf'. maist t;t
recerved bJ1 tlw F.aturtt lHpartmmt m weelu btfbtf
the~dolf'.
, ..
Club Ool~r nm.t toCh Wtmttado~ tn the Omlr
Pilot ond contam.t not1e11 of~·, and imnce ciw
mtttm{I• and tvttUt for IM lollotoiftg Wttk -fhurt,
day through w~ SN "°'~' ro cu.o C~· dor. Doily Pttoc. PO. 8oz Uet>. Coeto Nao. CA t2a.
Bf ~ to par:llldt '°"' "'1'7W ad pltortc "'""bm.: NOffcfl mwt bt pa our ltatU rwo tottb bl acftlall«.
To requnt o ptchlrf'. wrltt ~coll Che Ftot
L>qortnwnt. fn..fJ21. Picta.rn ore Urmttd lo ltatd>
nmaa ~ to,~ P"bUc
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•
-DAILY PILOT Sunday, August 20, 1171
Boroseope
DAY. AUGU 11 emo-~y O•Aaa lion.I a~ concerned Ac· ns <Kar. Zl·A,r. cent on ~ valuoa.
Golden opponunit.J h n • n c es a tic c ti n 1
to mab be.._av P rtn r or male.
w dlrectlon on ua&A (~pt 23·0ct tcl-lndependenl 22); potU1ht on publlc
now ii moat dt rttponM to your eifforts.
le. ~. Aquarius 1ervlce1. pl'Oduct-1 Ono
Jlllll_.\I nsure ln lmpor close to you wants to un ·~· Move ahead. dtratand your nHda . I ea d •tr t' 1 5 Know ll and cooperult.• ••en'irul asPc-ets Low key a pp.roach ls
be l -IOl1\fth1J\I U 80·
..,. VaU8 tApr 20-U\I on behind the scenes
,. IO): Cycle tuab -llnd you don't have all
d loy should bf' the focts Play walUna
*ewed 1n pr o p t'r aameandyourouldwln.
r pective Follow SCORPIO <Oct 23 ·
ro&qh on hunch You Nov 21) · Oraanue
ltarn by Sh or1n1 . materi a l , bring
ltachlng. Study bylaws priorities into focus. ac
of club, or11ani&ut)on. ctpt more responsibill
i\1d you seek is uvatfable ly. Capricorn, Cancer
.-and you will rind fi1ure In servtct:,
• ptoperchunne ls . employment. diet. Older
A:IEMINI c May 21 individual is willing. to
June 20> · Accent on aet· share. if you so permit
line what you wunt . SAGrn'AJU\JS <N~v
making valuable con· 22 -Dec. 21): Creative tac~. Social Ufe is ac· abilities are activated. tJ~e. desires are You break out ol rut, • . Pleasure prin· emotional or otherwise. tlift is emphasised. Ideas intrigue and you
_ • details for another get green light to pro·
da.J" .. Perceive potential. ceed. You could r~eive
.. ~fve full play to lntellec-advance on royalhe~ to .. t:6a t curiosity. Sagil· move ~bead w ll h
t»rian is in picture m~ouscript. You def· lntlely are h eaded
CANCER <June 21· along road leading to
lUly 22>: You learn de· wider recognition.
t,-1l s ~r busines s CAPRICORN <Dec.
tr a.ctton. You have 22-Jan. 19>: New deal
a&llftor1ty, but c~h !Jl3Y enables you to extricate tie te~JX)rarlly l~m1t~. yourself from "tight"
;Key ts to mainta in situatiQn. What was a ~eady pace, .to avotd "while elephant.. can
,,sdosataonaltsm , to actually be utilized, '\t&c~ew extr avagant perhaps sold at a profit. ~J a l ms Know it. cheer up, rein·
, L£0 CJ uly 23·Aug. force safety measures.
22>: Movement, travel, AQUARIUS CJan .
• cbange, exciting encoun-20-Feb. 18): Emphasis
ters are featured. Write, on dealing with relative
ll,.Ublis h, distribute -who fee ls need or
~e long-range view. apolo&Y -from you. Be
l'lany seek your counsel. kind, diplomatic but
'Jlhrow aside pretense. don't throw aside prin·
Say what you know. clples. Intuitive flas h
s'an'S embellis hment. provides answers which
Qemlni. Virgo. Sagit· could resolve dilemma.
tirius per sons figure You're going to be re-
prominently warded for something -a you took for granted.
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you_ find _out what as data .. which can be ~b mvestmg In where trans formed into t ax·
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W...Y•W..t Money management
...... procedures are em-
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·NEAT STUFF ·
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The Flnlci<y Fox specializes In ready-to-wear
Jalhlonl and accessories for the teen girt. We
ofter an exoetlent r.nge of ea. from 0.13 In
Junlota end 6-14 In Teens.
ftHA~-
Vltlt ut for her beck•tCHChOOI wardrobe end enjoy •hopping one. again Wlttj friendly, =llted aervloe. To help bolatet your aa well M her w1rdrob9, ~ are
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He Pref t?rs Preparing for Death
DEAR MISS
LANDERS· ln all my
yeura. l b vo n ver been
mo vtd to wrtte> to
1o mtont' Ilk@ you
Howt>ver. one of toduy'"
loll era ttully hlt home.
I upplnud your udvlce
to thij woman who con·
ttrmcd to her dytna els·
t e r thut is ht h u d
termln¥1 conccr I wu11
ln u 1lmllur e-ltuutlon a
ycur uao Only one
phy1klun out ot M dozen
111ve me u ten percent
chunct' to Uvt through
tJurat.•ry Without it they
~aid I would dJ c wlltun
six mont.hS
My wife and I pre·
pared for more than a
month fo.t.the operation
We luceCl all the emo· lions reur. anger and
deoiul Then came res·
1gnation and finall y,
pt>ace. My wire allowed
me to lean on her. and
we planned together for
her life alone.
Had we not been in·
structed by a very wise
friend we would have
been unable to do this. A
person who is very ill
knows what is going on
inside himself. Silence
only builds and confirms
one's fears. It also robs
people of hours and days
that could be s pent
pleasurably and produc·
lively when the truth Is
admitted and discussed.
Our relatives went to
pieces when I entered
the hospital Tht day of
suracry was wone. l
found myself comforting
my pa.rents. ln·law.. and
others. Loold.01 back. it
wus a strange sceoe.
Somehow l survived.
A•• ~-llders
Today J am in good
health. My wife and I
are closer than ever. We
now know that If the conclusion had been d1f. parents live In a tiny the satlsftctlon and
rerent, we would have at studio apartment and peace of mind tbal
leust "done our thing" cannot afford even the comes wttb knofri.ng you
a nd prepared f 0 r simplest kind ofaffair. dldtberlgb&tldng.
whatever the future bad Rosanna wants to be In store ror us. married in our garden CONFIDENTIAL to
vary. In llllnols If a
perton knowingly makes
3 rat~ statemen& when
applylq for a Uefnse. It
could be revoked. But
that doesn't alter the
ract that you are a Nosy
Parker.
D E A R A N N
LANDERS: Anyone who
attempts to gel chewing
gum out or hair with
gasoline has got to be
crazy. A saJad or cook·
mg oil will do the trick.
even if the kid has slept
on it all night. I know
bee a Ut;e I've Ubed it
many limes and it
work s. -GRAN.L>
FORKS. N.D.
DEAR GRAND: At
least 500 people ~rote to
tell me about &Iii.I neat
trtck -and I'll admit It
was news to me. My
mother used to use a
scissors!
Another suggHUon
from IMI Pennsylvania
Ave .. Wasldngton, D.C.:
Try peanlll batter. Your advice ts super. with Just a few close Dying to Know: Don't Ann. Keep it up. _ A friends and her sister die. It woa't help. I
READER JN STAM· and brothers present. never dlvaJse aay. in·
FORD. CONN., WHO Both Rosanna and Ed ~f~~:tbolonwabourtt! tbtoe peome.· -::~:-=:::::~::::;;;:-----:;? ,-::;; ."'<:;:-::~;:;::::::;;::=.::;;::, ;:;;;;;;;-::v--:;~r:=;M==ii;'
DELIGHTS IN YOUR have told us it would be "' ) ~~~C
COMMON SENSE useless to invite h er rry -"No Name, No NEWPORT'S
DEAR READER: A parents to the wedding City, No State" means F •t D St
aeuer sacb as yours because they are very Jasubat. ..t'!Favori e rug ore~
means a great deaJ to ·•strange" and don't go D E A R A N N r J .. Ill•
me. Thanks for writing. anywhere. This is a LANDERS: My cousin "~ rlllr S™MH "-"
D E A R A N N touchy situation. to say left her purse at my • •t# LANDERS : Our 24· the l east. and my house the other night. Y'
year -old told us last husband and I are at a When I looked in her .,. 0 DRUGS 1-.I~~ night that he is marry-Joss to know what to do. wallet for identification. ~ IA LlD Y
ing Rosanna next Will you help us ? -JN I saw he r driver's --
month. She is a lovely THE MIDDLE license on which sh~ lisl· N3":.-P~h
girl and we are very DEAR MIDDLE: By ed her age as 36. The ew
fond or her. Rosanna all means telephone woman is 41.
a n d Ed b ave .go n e • Rosanna •s parents and The next d ay wllen she ...._..:ll......J--..v
together two years. We Invite them to your came over to get her
feel she has made our home to become ac· purse. I called this small
son a far better person. qualnted and dlscuss tbe "error" to her attention.
Problem: Rosanna's wedding plans. If they She replied rather
parents live 55 miles refuse, you will have at ha ugh lily. ··I t· s
from her e. We have leastmadetbeeffort. nobody's business how
never met them. Ed And by all means send old lam."
says it's just as well them an Invitation to the Could she gel into
because they are crazy. wedding -regardless .. trouble over this? -
We are giving the wed· If they choose not to at· JUST INQUIRING
ding because the bride's tend you will still have DEAR J.I.: State laws
Does your daughter
need confidence?
Foster HomeS Needed:
By CHERYL ROMO
Of .. O.lly ...... Si.If
When communications break down between
parents and their teenag~r. everyone deserves a
cooling-off period -away from each other.
The Family Crisis Center in Costa Mesa, a
non-profit agency which counsels families. is
seeking volunteers to act as foster families for
teens. Stays in the home average three or four days.
Norm Noggle, clinical supervisor for the
center, explained that none or these adolescents
are prone toward violence, use or drugs or
alcohol, or are mentally handicapped.
They simply need to be away from their
parents -both are undergoing extensive
counseling -while they are working out their problems. ·
The Family Crisis Center picks up the child
each morning, provides lunch. an~ returns him
in the evening to the foster fiunily's home who
are paid $5 per day by the natural parents via
the center.
Single persons may qualify for the program
and will be matched with a child of the same
sex. Other qualifications are that the teenager
have a place to sleep, not necessarily io a
separate room ·
A roster parent candidate also will be in·
terviewed by a professional counseJor and his
home will be visited to see if there ls adequate
living space. A fingerprint check may be done.
Noggle stressed there is a critical need for
eight or nine foster families in the Newport
Beach-Costa Mesa area. If you can be or as·
sistance, coniJct the Family Crisis Center at 642-8380 ..
..
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"Can you imagine bow
this conversation sounds
to the people in the seats
in front or us?"
It won't keep the doctor away. APPLE It's important to act Quickly;
won't keep the teacher happy ignoring the problem can
... nice thoughts. perhaps. but A o~•v affectyourchildrenthrough-
not an answer. n1 out their entire school and
When the problem is critical. 1DQM'J adult lives. We can provide .
when your child is having w• I '1 progr~m~ . to help students .
trouble in school. a solution O learn 1nd1v1dually, as a sup-:
to the problem is of immediate 111 RK prement to regular classroom
importance. Early intervention ft• . programs.and we can develop
"I don't care what it
sounds like. We have to
get all this stuff under
the seat. What did you
do with the coconuts
with the cute Indian
races?"
"Over b y yo ur
handbag."
"Look. let me out in
the aisle and I think we
can stuff all this under
the seat."
Minutes l a t e r. I
straightened up and slid
into the seat. At that mo·
ment. two sets of upper
and lower teeth clamped
around my backside,
causing me unbelievable "Ok ay, I'll take the pain. • •
sho{>plng bag if you'll "What's the matter ?"
ta.keJ lhct ..sounlpufhr 'asked my husband.
bread we bought m 1he "I've just made a se-
airport. And rem.ember quel to Jaws 1 and II
t1' the Grecian urn in the that no one Is going to
shopping bag' breals. let believe."
Jlbe on your @nsdence. Ml'Jlusband was smil·
Besides, I don't see w y ing. No one will con-
you can't put the bread vince me he didn't put
in the shark's jaws." ·the shark up to It
leads to faster solutions and happier tutoring programs for any age group.
students and parents' We're here because everyone de-
We're the Center tor Educational serves a cn.an~e to. succeed. When
Assessment and we're here to pro-the J?roblem. 1s ~nttcal. we have a ·
vide highly individualized attention solution thats simple. umQue.and
for children of all ages. D successful!
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SCHOOL SINGS I CROSSWORD Sunday, August 20. 1979
1 Singers Discover Camp No Song
Davidwn'a Catal.ina Setup Pop Music's All8t00r to TangleWood -87 YUDBNA AU&
SANTA CATAUNA LSLANO CAP> -Look·
m1 tanned al\d m an a Joettnc suit, John
Davidson scurries acro1,1 -the porch of a
Spent h·llly)~ bu1ldln1 cutlftt llad Haller
&lances al"'' watch "I 've tot tbree people I've
aot to~ before 10," he MYS. barely aw.akin&
1lrld he'• ;otnecl by two visitors "Why don't
you Ju.st follow me!•'
It 'a t : 50 a m and tbe sin&er-entertainer 11
mak\na b morntn1 rounas at the John
Oavtdlioo SiQaers' Summer Camp -what he
deacrlb • •• pop sane Int 's answer lo
·Tanalewood and other summer proarama for
clu.akaJ m~oana .
The llnlen' camp, neaUed ln a cove on thas wand IC>me JD miles olf lhe Soulbem Callfomia
coa.al. la leued from a private acbool. ll offers
conaadenb&e M1uraJ beauty. if not luxury. with
IUib mountalm risins sharply on one side and
the Pactfic Ocean crasblng bek>w
BUT DAVIDSON PAYS scant attention to
his surTOUDdi.np. He's In a hurry, for good re&·
son. Wltb commitment.a in Las Vegas and
Lake Tahoe, he can attend only the first week or
each of the two four-week sessions. And there
are 50 atudenls al each session to hear and
counsel
•• Each student has his own practice room and
:: vocal coach At this particular hour. only . •• women are practicing. each crooning her way
•. throuib the two songs she's preparing for a ~= weekend show. Davidson listens intently, then
• interrupts with praise, encouragement -and
~ some hardheaded advice and criticism. !! .. You've got to bell this one out," he tells !! Kay Bess of Santa Barbara as she fini shes
.• ..Join Us." \he upbeat opening number from the
.: Broadway musical "Pipptn."
~ ··That is belling it. for me!" walls the
• • brown·baired 18-year-old. She later explains
·:O that her previous experience has been confined
::: to singing at weddings officiated by her father ... . .. HE TELLS ANOTHER girl to sing a song in
:: a higher key which will better show off her
voice. and yet another to perform wearing a
blouse tied above her waist "because it's ..
very sensuous. "
Some of the advice may sound trivial. but in
the s how business context it's all pertinent, and
Davidson takes his role or mentor seriously.
Between students and practice rooms.
Davidson talks about the camp and why he's
here
the camp last fall on TV talk shows Apphcanls
were required to fill out a form. submit a tape
of their singing, a photograph and a certificate
of health from their doctor.
Some 500 persons including two
g randmothers applied. The 100 students ac
cepted are from a ll over the United States and
Canada and range in age from 18 to 32 years
"If a guy hasn't started a singing career
before he's 30. he's In trouble," Davidson says
bluntly. "And for a woman. It's 2S."
Campers get room and board. an hour of
private vocal coaching a day, lessons in danc·
ing. stage presence and sight-reading of voice
music. They hear guest lectures from such
seasoned artists as Andy Williams. Kenny
Rogers. J ack Jones and Ed McMahon.
On Saturdays and Sundays, l hey go into
Avalon, the Island's only town. where they
perform in one of five shows lor the estimated
15.000 weekend tourists.
"It's a dream tht t I've had for five or six
ycars." he says .. I en1oy working with other
singers on material. but no one has the time or
interest to kick around ideas with other singers.
By the end of their stay, each camper bas
pu, together a 45-minule nightclub act. com·
posed origtnal songs and assembled an album's
worth of tapes from the w~ekend concerts .
T he four.week s ession costs $800. yet
Davidson says his biggest mistake was un·
dercharging students.
·'I'm 36. You begin thanking in your 30s that
you want to contribute something worthwhile. I
know it sounds hokey. but that's It."
Davidson recruited students by announcing
"Right now we're S20.000 in the hole," he
says "That will come out of my pocket. Next
TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PUllLI
ACROSS
I Ladies
ec;rons
6 Compact
12 Stuffs
17 Bnt1sh gun
21 Love madly
22 Spamsh tel
low
23 Peep St10111r
24 W H h
:l5 Leuer
26 Mll'l'llC 27 Bone Laun 28 St>eepl1ke
29 Below Nau
11ca1 30 Show's h0'1
abbf
31 C.tt oron
abbl
32 Creed
~ Footl1ke pa•
35 Smudge
16 A11end1ng
J7 G<Hden tool 39 Discourage
t2 Emp.re
45 Saul s uncle
46 So!•less 49 C1tru• ltu11
51 Snooze
!i3 Arab 1ooe
56 SCOU•
57 Hardstup
59 Re1111e1 62 Coun1erpat1
64 Greek poe1 66 Counmfle<l
68 CB pioblem 70 G11l's name
72 R8ll1
74 Ant
76 Silicon sym
bOI
17 E•clemation
78 Tntn 80 Settle a dob· !l fountain 01
de<S
84 Girl's name 96 Thon
88 As•at •c t<><.tn
llV 90 Gal,,. v hQh•
92 Lodo load~
94 AtlldCIS
96 Rom.1n
<lei.pol
97 Sets aside
102 Build
1()4 Thin cracl.a
109 Wind tnd1C1
101
110 Polo
112 Approl"Cl>Cls
114 tnd1v1du1t
115 Overt>ead
rraon
116 C•lc•um sym
bOI 118 Lengrh u1111s
120 TroCkles in Form
123 S1111 posts
126 Mascuhnu
nlmt!S
128 Overflow
130 Headland
Var
131 111~'1'.l out
133 Scn..>o:
135 Wnnkle~
137 I 111le Ed
..va•d 138 Ab1ah.ir1., s
wife
140 lnc11e
IQ Sang w11h
chffr
144 Heallh re sorr
147 Send back
149 M1stoke
l&I Chowde. bne
162 EJO.clamat•OI
154 T eteg1ams
156 Perl0<med
158 Swlf1 h()(~
160 Concerning
161 Con1tnent
at>bf
162 Augments
163 Unanended
166 One Ot an~ 166 Formef: F1
168 Ringle•
170 Favorite am
mals
l 71 COSIN!llC 1 n Old sayings
174 Heron
175 Wooov plan1
176 Chem1cdl
salt 1n Ta• 178 French ,n
come
DOWl'ol
1 Greek re·1e1
2 Dec•ee
3 Nor prefl•
4 Th1oa1
101eng'i
5 Solemn
6 Pronoun
7 lasso
8 Co•rec
9J~15t
month
10 Pace• 11 Alf11ma11ve
VOIC
12 Harvo&r
13 Ranter
14 Gets up
16 Chen p•ccc!.
16 W11ness
17 Bang
18 Ctaw
19 8rino 0111
20 M0<e mod
em
33 LamP18'
3S Refines
metal 38 Engrave
40 Deserr Po
1entate
41 Rascal
43 Ht
44 Dregs
48 Abo11g1ne
47 Cupid
48 Gossip
50 S11ndards 52 Level lan<1!. !i3 Heap
54 Tro1e
56 Ftdt UP
58 Span1st>
ndme
60 And Laton
61 la11et
63 ShOrt iac~' 65 Fasr
67 En11ced
2 wOfO~ 69 Sear
71 Elan
73 Cavah~
$WOl0
75 Waste a11o"'
ence~
79 lmmun111'•
81 Long lor
83 Bell
85 Pronoun
87 Pass on
89 Wool lat>rrc
91 Colandv.
feature&
93 Of an eco
logic.ii pc11od
9! Winier waar
97 Kiln
98 S!lrv.inr 99 P11n11n11
measurt·
100 Br!t!f b1114
t01 Tw151
103 Wlfble
105 Scon!Sh
~tung
mac hone
106 Sdletv lone
107 Clam<>f
108 Con1:1uded
11 1 Fragrances
113 Ruin
117 Communion
tables
l 19 Mars!> bird
111 Of sound
124 Pronoun
126 Parcl'led
127 TV l'le&dhner
129 Smell 1111lev 132 Barner 134 Assigned
'""' 136 Beginner
139 Went under
ground
2 wds
141 Heb<tw
mo1aau1e
143 Come f0t11>
i44 Uted a
broom
145 Tightwad
146 Rugged cres·
148 Shade
t50 Scope
I S2 Po559s:i1on
15J Sciuandl't
165 E ~"1enc t!
157 An1lereo
animal
169 Honev mat.
ers
163 Have being
164 Sp.inosh art•
cle
11.15 N,1rrow sll<><!
~il/l'
167 Curvl!O
le11er
169 S1'~ rag111
1/3 While
•
plut "'9CNIC"
··Pal Joey"
1:15
"PICNIC" 5:00 & 10:15
John Davidson
offers a comment to
voice coach Dick
Emmons in class
with Kay Bess. a
student at
Davidson's singers'
camp on Catalina
Island.
year 1t will probably cost Sl.500 and we'll barely
break even."
But the campers think the experience Is
worth any price
"l'D HAVE PAID SIO,OIO for this if I'd have
had it." says John Sm 1th of Jennings, La.
Like most other students. Smith -a 24·
year-old real estate salesman who had been
··pe rforl1Ung a little on the side" -praises
Davidson and other camp personnel.
.. It has been more than I expected." be
says. "We could not buy this. We're setting 20
years of their experience In a month."
Once the sin&ers leave camp. they're on
their own to make their way in the show busi-
ness jungle.
Davidson, meanwhile. keeps on the run.
"It's a horrendous amount of work," he says.
"But it's a lot more fun than l expected."
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'( -Mr. Roqney Takes Different Angle
.. • On Something Everyone Knows About . -• a,ro• 1oaY ~ N!iW YORK fAP > -Ancl1 Rooney ll a flne
.. and wltty wril r wbo, by tbt way, read.t bt1 ;at~ff on ttlevtaion Or, aa M pug It. ''The world
la full ot 9Cton and abort on writers "
If 10U'V. watched CBS' ''tO Minutes" this
aumm r . ch are you've -.en one ol Andy
Rooney'• eaaays -he's discussed 1ubJecu like
.. ratln.11 for t.b1np and people. "food" newa for
TV. the tanKu•ae crta1a over worda like
"chalrpersoo, banks and why they're named
the way they are ·
Llb a writer. Andy Rooney callJ hls essays • ''pi~es"
• ··1 5tiU think of myself u a write-I'. and I'm
out to prove the written wOf'd iUU la of some
consequence," aaya Rooney, wbo'1 done a lot of
• writlna for TV and radio.
'1'11E Pa PEOPLE he.re call me a pro-
ducer reporter What's that! I'm a writer. I
have lo report what I write because J Jost
Reasoner a tew years ago · ·
He's only half-kidding. Between 1964 and
-1968, Rooney wrote and produced and Harry
Reasoner narrated a series of news specials for
·CBS -''A Birdseye View of America," "Barry
: Goldwater's Arizona," "The Strange Cue of tbe
Ea1Ush Language," u well as a striag of essays,
Of\dooni. bridges, hotels, women, chairs.
Reasoner moved over to ABC in 1970 -he
returned to CBS this summer -and Rooney
began reading lhe essays
"I don't have any great desire 10 be on
c~mera." Rooney says. "It's not unpleasant, but I'm a writer first."
INDEED, FEW TELEVISION writers have
covered the eround Andy Rooney bas. A good
sampling would include ''Black History: Lost,
Stolen or Strayed" for CBS in 1968 and "An Es-
say on War" for public TV in 1971.
But he's best known 10 TV watchers for the
short essa) be delivers himself, examining
everyday subjects from a new perspective. "11(1
knack," be says, "is for observing sometbi.na
ever yone knows about, but from different
angles "I'll take something, say a pencil, and put
down everything I can think of about lt, what it
means 10 me, what it's meant 10 history. It tsn't
hard to type out two pages of notes about lhe
pencil." Andy Rooney had been working that way
for a while, he says, "when I found it was fun to
look for pictures that would help tell tbe story.
··At firs t , I 'd go around with the
cameramen, and they couldn't really un
derstand what I was doing. They were looking
for the guy ready lo jump out the window. and I
was looking for the guy who wasn't going to
jump out the window "
IN ntE END, THERE was the average
looking gu) with the sligbUy nasal voice who
would read lines like "Trust' is a word banks
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uhiblh. The lote1t innovotlons for yOA/f home ond garden. Yov'I
obo we 30,000 ~.11. ol ovhtond1ng tlowtf ond QO<den "-ow .
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1tanc:e." "60 Mln11tes.'1 July 30, 1978 •
Andrew A. Rooney, born Jan. H , 1920, Jn
AlbanY_\ N. Y • was a student at Col1ate in 1941
when t.ne Army called. "I wu stationed in
En1land. I'd done a little wriUna. and wben the
Army, like they do, said. 'Anyone who worked
on a newtpaper line up over here,' I did.•·
llooney had volunteered for a job with the
service paJ>tt", "Stars and Stripes," and soon
\1(11 in the company of people lite Walter
Cronkite, then a corre1pondent for United
Pre11.
Aft.er the war. he spent a wblle as '9 writer
at Metro.Golden-Mayer, and ln 1919 beran a six·
year •tint as Arthur Godfrey's writer for radio
and TV. At the same time, be was writing for
CBS News programs like "The Twentieth Cen·
tury." "News of America," "Adventure,"
··calendar" and "The Morning Show."
His 1965 script for "The Great Love Affair."
a CBS News special on Americans and their af.
fection for cars. won a Writer's Guild award as would his scripts for "Black History" and '1An
Essay on War." He also won an Emmy for the
"Black History" special.
THIS SUMMER, "60 Minutes" subbed its
.. Point-Counterpoint" feature with a month of
"Three Minutes or So with Andy Rooney."
What's ahead? Andy Rooney isn't sure.
"I'm angered that the things I have done
often are considered expendable, or not really
important," be says.
"I would match the importance of the pen:
cil to mankind with the war in Lebanon or
anywhere else But we're going to spend six
minutes a night for 19 nights on lb~ Christians
taking the Holiday Inn in Beirut and'never do a
piece on the pencil."
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uyoeewllolma feelin1for
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LOng, '~ot: SuRHDer for NB Housing
'1 JOA tS'YNOLD8 ~ . .. ............ Moc pointed out that In the first phase of Harbor
Rid&e the company's luxury housln1 tract next to Spygll.5$
Hill. company.built homes, ran1ln1 lo price from $225,000 to
$4TS,OOO told out to the buyers "fortunate enough" to get an ap-
pointment with a Hlesman. The tract's custom lots. which COit
an avera1e of S300.000. have also sold out and there ls a waiting
ll1t for the ones to be offerfd ln the second phase.
Fowler's report shows that buHdine activity for lbe calen-
dar year 1978 ls well ahead of the last calendar year -a 1978 •
total of 161.3 million compared with a 1977 total of $47.S mUlion 1'1
for the first seven months '1"
Tbe Prectit'ted e.o&Jnt of &he <d&na Newport Bt1ch new
·home market ha.I falled to mat.erieUse Olla 1ummtr. accordl"'
to city and lrvlM Co olftd t:•
And he also said the 12-month tot.al computed from July 31
also shows a marked increase an activity. 1
A~oonllna to city Bulld.11\1 Director Bob F'owler. the re·
sldentaal lM.aiialnc boom contJnuee unabated end l~lne. Co. or
nclal1 MY PtODI are &UH at.anchna ln Une to buy their bomtt.
In analyalna the Nhport Beech mart t. Donald Moe,
Irvin Co dl~tor of re1ldenUaJ marketint. conceded there has
bttn • •blht drop from tbe .,.ce of a year aeo. but 1ald tbat 1'71 wlll be a aeelltol yHr
Moe also noted that a 25-unit phase of Jasmine Creek built
bf Brock and Co. on company land sold out at an average price o '200.000 In four hours.
' In the pa.st 12 months. Fowler's stair has issued permits .'it f
valued at $'97.8 million. In lbe 12·monlh period ending July 31. "
1977, the total was $81.4 million worth of permits.
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""'1'111818 NOi' ro INDICATE thet bom• ahoppen wUI buy
virtually anytbtQa u WH the ... d\d'inl the ridlculoul day• of
1976-Tr. but the market appears to be extremely •ttont for
specinc producta in 1peemc •et.Iona.·· be said.-
Fowler reported earlier that the 1977-18 fl.seal year set a
new city record for value or permits issued -$103 million
last week reported that the trend continued tbrou1h July.
Fowler isn't predicting another record year. based on the "' 1
newly enacted city traffic phasing ordinance which wUl niduc~
the number of large projects approved by the city
Moe Mid the f111m•ry difference between im and 19'71 la that
the bousina inventory In Oranae County is eatchlnl up to demand.
so conaumers are deridin1 which areu of the county are hot and
which aren't.
According to statistics released by Fowler's department.
monthly building acUvit)' reflected in permits issued in July
was down from the preceding July.
But he suggested the difference might be that this Juiy 's
permits were nearlf all for residential projects while last July's
permits covered more large commercial projects.
BUT MOE SAID HE BEUEVES that the new home market
will c~ue strong in Newport Beach because of high demand.
•· have virtually no inventory. with everything we put on
the gro being snapped up." he said.
In the preci!dJna year, I.he relative unavailability of housing
compared to demand made the whole county a seller's market.
Newport Beach remains one of the county'1 hot spots
THIS JULV THE SINGLE month total was 129 permits
valued at Sl.724,555 Last July. it was 180 permits valued at
$7,760.338
Fowler says the city enforced building slowdown beeause of
the new ordinance · expected to go into effect by the end of
September-is already reflected in increased permits for re·
modeling of existing homes. 11 1
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~t Top 20;~ PM
Insurer Uses Strengths as Ammo
Pacific Mutual building houses experts in insurance, investing
,
By THOM LECOQ
OflMD•ltyl'tleC
The insurllnce business is a lot more than a
salesman thumping the front door or the poUcy
yellowing in a folio 6f important family papers
Insurance seen from that angle means you
pay the premiums and it something happens.
you get money from the insurer
But where does the payment go?
Where does the payoff come from.,
FOR nlOtJSANDS. THE PAYMENT winds
up in a diamond·shaped building at 700 Newport
Center Drive that uru1ue building at the West
end of the Fashion sland·financial center
complex in Newport Beach.
About t.030 employees in that and nearby
buildings make up the staff or Pacific Mutual.
one of the largest insurance companies on the
West Coast.
Those employees also handle the payoffs.
which come from funds held in reserve, and from what the company earns on premiums it
invests.
According to Walter 8 . Gerken, chairman
of the board and chief executive officer. invest-ing is really Pacific Mutual's strong suit.
PM. as Gerken refers to the firm. haJ.S con-
sistently been a top performer in investment
D oes 'Fo rice' Make Business Bun?
John Shannon settled mto the reception
area sofa. crossed his feet on the coffee table
and gave a "this ls going to be LOugh to explain"
sigh
For the last week. he'd been preparing a
talk for a seminar in which he tied the "Star
Wars" concept of "The Force" to the problem
of stress management
"The Force is stress:· he began
·'It is always present. but not always
negative. Distress means you are reacting.
Eustress means you are flowing with it. Darth
Vader learned about stress but close to use It for
distress "
THE SAME choice, Shannon thought. is
open to everyone in both private and business
lives
.. If you learn about il, you can use it con
structively It's a lot like learning Kung Fu
whPre you step aside and your opponent falls on
the ground ... a victim or the forces he
generated.
But learnin~ to handle stress well isn't
easy. said Shannon. an associate of ODA Intern a·
tional, 1 lOOQuall . Newport Beach.
"Out of 100 workshops, 99 are likely to
deal with symptoms -there are exercise pro-
grams, diets or taking little breaks -all they
do is leach the body to tolerate higher levels of
stress."
But when these responses accumulate the> finally break through
\
react either physically -they bop him in the
mouth -<>rinternally by kicking themselves."
A better way to handle that. he thought. is
to say either, "he's right, now how can I do it
better next time." or. "He's. wrong. I know it
was the best I could do and that it was good
work."
But not many people can do that. Shannon
said. their egos are too fragile.
HE SAT UP A BIT and crossed his legs.
shifting gears physically as he started into
another aspect of his subject.
"It takes about a half day to explain to
clients what's next. J don't want them to go
Blurrrp" ·-his hands waved in the air as be
made a rejecting gesture.
·'I only know pf three ways to learn to deal with stress at the causal level:
· · meditation. either TM. Zen or a relaxa-
tion response system that has no religious over
tones.
.. -biofeedback." using instruments to train
positive emotional responses.
" -and a passive listening program de·
signed by Richard Kuehn whose company in '
Westminster works with stress."
Most clients object at this point. said Shan·
non, because they fear it will end up changing
their views or what's important ln Ufe.
.. IF I GET MORE MELLOW, less dis
tressed, I won't get promoted, is their main
fear.••
yield During 1977. it ranked sixth in return on
investment among Insurance firms. out· 1r
oerforming giants many times Its size ~
IT'S NOT BEEN ALL roses for the S2
bllllon·in·assets company. A long decline begun
in the Depression saw PM move from the top 20
·nsurance firms to number 34 by 1969.
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That was a benchmark year, a company
spokesman said. because top management took ,.
the ~irst steps toward entering that tQJ>·20 circle
agaan. I
After painful soul-searching, PM's
management reorganized the company into pro-
fit centers. set to the task of long·range plan-
ning and decided to push harder at selling its in-
vestment expertise.
The result so far has been a move up to
number 28. entry into a variety of new
specialttes. and a big push lr\ Ule health and
pension plan market.
Profit centers concentrate on a group of re-
tated .. products," types of coverage or services.
0 YOlJ CAN'T WALK OVT of this building with a 'product.••• Gerken said, "unless you
wrap a ribbon around a policy.··
One profit center for divislon1 handles
group Ufe. health and pension policies. another
individd.I policies.
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A thi?'d division concentrates on investing
company funds. Two others act in support of staff .~ management. including operation of
training programs and a large computer that.
among other things, is used for processing
claims. '
Gerken said PM has stressed pension plans !
for some time Pension reserves provide a vast I
pool of capital in the U.S.: almost half a billion •. •
dollars of PM's investable funds. "'"' l
The firm has tried to be creative in services •
offered in order to attract quality customers. ~
·Financial creativity, however, isn 't i
measured in terms an artist would use. f
PM OFFERS FOUR WAYS of handling -t
pooled funds of pension and profit sharing
plans. One account guarantees a fixed return.
the others offer a mixed bag of investments and
allow the firm varying amounts of freedom in
s hifting them to get the best yield.
The company has sare and sane invest ..
ments such as bonds, common stocks and short
term instruments.
But it has also struck out onto new
ground ... literally .
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PHYSICAL REACTIONS OFTEN send peo .. , t pie to doctors, said Shannon, but tension has to
have an outle(.-.Fix.•bne 9ymptoh'l and another .
will appear.
The real cure. when Shannon describes 1t to
clients, just about kills them.
And. he said with a note or dejection in his
voice. "TM and biofeedback are just too 'frlngy'
for most people.to understansl aJ)d accept.·· r
Another problem Is that people run into
trouble with expectations.
PM owns 14 shopping centers. has an in·
vesting service for people who want to buy into
Its Income ~rty mortgage deals and has re-
entered i6e siiigre.ramlly resftfenllal mal'ftt by ~~ng mortgage Jojn packages
. F.{exlbility and'" aggressl\'e managemenl ~f
company resources have allowed PM t o
guarantee rates of 8.S pe~ent. and to deliver re-
turn rates ~ high as 8.81 percent on some in-
vestment accounts. The key is jumping on op· "When the boss comes In and says. 'I didn't
Jlke ttle piece of work you just did.· most people
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: K eep s family
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R eco M.s 8a/e,
E a,s y to EiM
He described a friend who loves to dine out.
but if a waitress makes a mistake or anyone Is a
<See THE FORCE, Page C2>
BY PAT DUNN
O( .. Defly .........
Have you ever spent hours loobng for an
tmportant paper that you put ln a •·speclal ..
place for safekeeping? Are )'OW' C"tteipts and
other records easy to locate 1lnd organile at tax.
rtlln1 time• •
Where are your cbll<tren·s birth
certificates?
If YoU answer, "Yes, no and I'm not sure"
an that order. it's time to take a close look at
your family and household record keeping
system.
CERTAIN FAMJL Y aBCO&DS sboldd be
kept In a safe deposit box. 8litb eertlfttates top
tbe llat. U you have lott or mllplaeed birth
1 ctrtlficates, apply for new one. befote an Im·
mediate need arises.
State registration of bli.1ba bu been man-datory since 1920, and you t• tclDtad the pro-
per state agency to get a ecipy. Tbe Bureau of
the Census aJ4C> wUJ aeareb Ha ·ftlea for proof ot
a1e. ..Where to Write I« 8lrtb ancf De1th
Records" la anUable for a ~nta from the
Consumer Information Center. Dept. "9J.
Pueblo, Colo. 81009.
Other Important documenta to be kept tn
your aafe depo1lt boll taclude marrla1e
certifteatet, dlfatte or otWr ltp1 PQen re;
1ardtn1 ditsohatlon of mnrta1e, adoption
papen, cltlMftlblp records, H!'Vlto l>'pen and
any otner document that ts either government
or court recorded
TR.J OKIGINAL COPY OJP a will be:lonp with yOUr attorney eep-a cop_y Iii )'OUC.Slft: tm;-
J>Mil box.. 1bere can be a legal delatJn,ettingthis
eoey at the time of death. so a third copy should re-
main attaome fctr ready access.
· Even though certificates for securities are non.negotiable unless signed by the owner. they
can be lost or stolen and a si1naturecan be forged
Replacement involves HpeGM llDd delay. 90 sale
deposlt stora1e is advisable unless your stock
broker holds these certificate..
Government bonds allo ~ b9 ln a sale
del>Olit box due to replacement delay In cue or
lots or theft. ·
Proof ot ownerthip ~that belona in your sale dePOllt box lMIUde deeds for real
e1tate. other mort1a1• papers. contracts.
automobile tJdea. leaaea, IMltea amd patent and
copyright papen.
lnCideMall7, <safe depollt box rental fees
are tax dedurtlble
SAFE DSPOSIT IOS ITOMGE ls not
necessary for tnaurance pollc'-or cancelled
checks. Youi tmurance company Ud bank can
~plae. if!itMr of them. Other mate11al1 that
don't .,... In a safe d1Polit bOir an Income
CS-RECORDS, Pase CU .
(See INStIRANCE, Page C3)
_!lie C'ompang •••
Pacific Mutual is tocatecf at 700
Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach. Its
insurance agents operate in most of the
U.S. and In Canada.
Founded In 1866. Pacific Mutual's
original 32 subscrtbers Included Leland
Stanford. Currently. lhe firm has more
than 111 billion worth of insurance 1n
force. It currently reports $2.12 billion In
asaets.
Insurance product4 include ,. wtc» vanety of individual and group life. group
medical. estate planning and busineas in-
surance. It also offers manag$ment of
pension f undt and pension prans of Its own. Key office,. Include: Welter B. Gerken.
Chairman of the board and chief executive
officer. Harry G Bubb. president and chlef
operating offl~: and vice presidents for
key dlv1aton1. Cferald W Kimmerle. Paul W.
Cottlesh. Ott Thompson II and Darwin S.
Uggett
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le SpecialtieB Keep Come0ny off. lier. Toes
• ll wu 8 p .. ro. Sunday and the It lan't what you could call a Tb•'lyslem ls marketed under .. Ca·r~. said it sensed the
.chief uecutin and "la dlvlalon major rno&..U. tn communlc:a· th• 'l•l,patcber trademark. aplke -a audden voltage ~aqaaen were wea11 mim a t1on1, but tn U• and alr fan Carr NMI. but it ls just f>M ol a pe•k -when a phone is hung
t"Mlltmd of •tnaallnl wlUa a aa v•d tor wfll·patd top nuuabu.Q( apectallzed telephone up. ---~ ~anlutlonal problem mana1en, lt r•••tl an Jm item.rt.be nrm makes. The peak turned on a ll1ht that Planet wen about to leave for portanteconomr. TeJtpbonlc Equipment's sl1nal~ a ~erence call had ~e•t ud Ntdwat omce1, and ~lnalnO fall into two areas: ended, allowing the operator to
~ decllkm wu ln •'-hl THE TECllJlfUIV S com ea ltltl pd electronic pay •UenUon to other calls and
11 So tbty ureed to meet aaain from Telephoalo l!qutpmtnt Th• a-tter started with a de· not llaten in.
wtUa mlndl fresh at I a.m. Tuel-Corp., 17.01 Armltronl Ave.. vl~ 1*l tQSether on a piece of Privacy was important c1ay lrvlne plYWOod in l9M by Larey Semon. bttauae many of the first users
were anawertng services that ~, A NOTRE& EXPENSIVE .. ,..." ....... .,.,,. ATAI' patebed calla between doctors
flt1ht was out. The mKtiftl ••• ..... ,..., 8tf•'fe.t lla'i Clw who discussed patients. ~Ne!: t;., b'loC::e;:'1~ ~;!~ that ., •• fe .. fl ... mC Ce ..,.. THE <mlER important event
wnl1bt ba" taken a 1wttcbboard elee. came berere Semon's invention,
operator MU an hour to Ht up-said Carr. It was a decision
dlaUna each party la tum and Part·owner Bill Carr ex· Tb e gadget. soldered· nearly th.n!e decades ago over a
"'a kine them watt while the next plained that tbe firm be1an in together pieces of wire, resistors gadget called the Husb·•·phone,
hll wu pla~. about 1969 to make telephone and lights. allowed patching a rubber ear cap designed to cut
Now the executives would dial conferencing equipment mostly together calls via switchboard out background noise for the
•1-11e num...__ at 8 a m and marketed by Bell Sy~1tem and in· without having the operator stay phone user.
:tart tbe conre'::oce · dependent phone companies on the line to disconnect calls. Foul. 'cried Amerfcan Tele·
graph and Telephone <AT&T>.
Singer Still Stitching
But Seams Are Weak
Money
Tree
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Mention "Singer" and most people will
have little difficulty respondin1: sewing
machines. Not just In the United States but
tbrou1bout the world.
That's both a blessing and a c~ to the
company named after laaac M. sm,er, the
ebulUent inventor of the ft1"8t practical HW·
tng machine, pracUcal ln tbe sedle that it
Worlted WJll
THAT INVENTION ~~ in 1850
when Singer was 40 and desperately in need
of money to support a lifestyle that was as
distinctive as the machine bedevelQped.
Singer, descrit>ed by one writer as a
"truculent man of lusty appetites," sired 24
children. A biographer, Peter Lyon, noted
that there was nothing exceptional about
such an achievement from a biological point
or view "but socially lt was unusual in that,
or the five different women who bore his two
doten children, Singer was married to only
two; moreover, he managed to involve
himsetr with the three other s
simultaneously "
lt was appropriate, Lyon added, for
Sinter to bave given the world such a useful
applfance since be ''must have been aware of
the toll necessary to raise and cloth a large
family "
The Singer sewing machine was a grand
success before the start of the U.S. ctvU War,
thanks largely to the administrative, legal
and merchandising talents of Singer's
partner, Edward Clark, a rormer Sunday
school teacher and lawyer of utmost probity.
BY 111E EARLY J810s tbe Singer com·
pany was turning out 20,000 sewing machines
a year. In 1865. a large contingent of Singer
employees marched in a New York parade
celebrating Llncoln 's s\?cond inauguration,
one of their wagons careylo'-the le1end: "We
Clothe the Union Armies While Grant ls Dress·
ing the Rebels.'·
Singer was a multinational 100 years
before the term was Invented. It established
a plant In Scotland in 1867. By the tum or the
century it was making 1 million sewing
machines a year.
lsaac Singer, a frustrated actor, would
have reveled tn one corny piece of dialogue
that later graced vaudevillian stages:
"Why ls a Singer sewing machine like a
kiss? "'l:iecause it seams so good."
Today. Singer remains the world's
largest maker of sewing machines <3
million a year>. but it hasn't figured out what
to do ror an encore. It thought it bad 20 years
ago when it expanded into business machines
Celectron.ic calculators, cash registers, data
processing systems). That business was
lopped off in 1975, resulting tn one of the big·
gest write-ores in corporate history: $370
million.
THE MAN WHO DID the lopping was
Joseph B. Flavin, who was brought in Crom
Xerox Corp. to see if he could·rnake sense out
of a company that conquered the world wllb
sewing machines but doesn't know what to
stitch to1etber next.
Singer will lose money this year on its
U.S. sewing machine operations. It's also
having a lot of trouble with its sewing
machine plant at Clydebank, ScoUand. And
with sewing machine sales In the U.S. declin·
Ing. what do you do with 940 retail stores you
have across the country?
These Singer retail• units compete,
Ironically, with Sears, Roebuck stores, whtth
are selling Japanese·made sewing machines.
It's lronJc because Sears bas emerged as one
of Singer's biggest customers -not for sew·
ing machinee but for power tools, which
Sears aell~ under its Craftsman label,
vacuum cleaners and furniture. Last year
Sears accounted for 8 percent of Singer's $2.2
billion of revenues.
SINGER MAKES A BUNCH of other pro-
ducts, such as thermostats, furnaces, meters
and navigation systems, that you rarely hear
about. It continues to dispose of businesses
that didn't work out. And it's doing close to
hair it.a total business outside of this country.
The problem ii to find the right mixes
and fits. Beginning next summer, Flavin will
be contemplating the problem in a new set·
tine. He's movlng Slnaer's headquarters
from New York City, where Isaac Singer and
Edward Clark establlahed the company, to
suburban Stamford, Conn .. Where Flavin's
old company, Xerox, is bu'ed. It's also a
short drive from Flavln's home in New Ca·
naan,Conn.
RECORDS SYSTEM HELPFUL. • •
<From P•1e CU
tax returns. education and employment re
cords, bankbooks, Social Security cards,
guarantees and burial instructions.
Length of tax record storage can be confus·
ing. The Internal Revenue Service bas three
years to audit federal income tax returns, but
this limit does not always apply. U you failed to
report more than 25 percent of your groes in·
come. the government has six years to collect
the tax or to start legal_proceedlnP.. There is no
time limit on fraudulent returns, or if you failed
to file a return.
Discard certain checks and bills once they
have ,ser)'~ tbeiQpurpose, but saveJ!t~ which ·
relate ~UY.to an entry on your tax return
Keep all m«lfcal bills for three years.
THE IRS GENERALLY RETAINS records
for stx years. You can 1et a copy of your return
by wtitinc to the lRS C9nlerto~b Yflf¥sent
your return. Include your Social Security
number and a notarized signature.
A household inventory can be Invaluable in
case of tJwslary or fire. Do one room at a lime
and Uc •ch ltlm. ~ much tt cost, when It
waa .2.""baaed and its r~placemeql ®Jt,
Jnelude t e m e number. bru name.
dealer'snameandacener.Jdeeertpttm.:
Photos also help with idenWicalon and
repluement. Take tlOM-Up shots ol Jetielry and other expensive poaeaatons.
When you've ftn.lshed all the rooms, includ·
ln1 1araae and outdoor it.ema, add up the total replacement cost for a household net worth
a,ure. 'DW aqlOUD\ ii what, JOUt inaurance
abould cover. Update thlS ln•tor1 every •l•
montbl lf you can nnct the Umt.' ,
A iY*m f« ~"Pini penoaal ~ II ll nec ... it.;. ReprdJea oftbe ftllnc •1st.em, revtew
records at lealt onee • ytar and clilcard ltema no
tonier needed • .r~ _ll • ~ wrn.ito do tb.la
and•· ~limpllf'ytu~.
al:OOllD STO&AGE DOli8 NOT ~Wn aa
elaborate setup, A cardboard box wUl d6 Just u
well 11 a ~bfnet. K.-m l1MI IA 8ddtUoft to 10UI' Ale deoOlilt hos at tM . Tbt acUft m. lbould bON.. unpaid btDI untU paid, peld bUI neelftal
curnttt bank 1t.atemen~. rwnat Ullffla.d
daeeka and lftl'OIM tu ~ ~ Afttt Uar.. ,...... move tlMM It.ml to a dlad .,,.,. me. .
()the' ttem •b.ltb aboukl nmalD la JOUr' act.Iv. m. lndude: emploJnMS noordl, auda u raame1, ncom•eadadoa 1--.. MaJUa
benefit informaUon; credit card information. in·
eluding the number of each card, by company
name; insurance policies; copies of wills, f amlly
health records; appliance manuals and warran·
ties; education information, such aa transcripts
and diplomas; Social Security information on
benefits and regulations; and an inventory of
what's tn your aafe deposit box along with a spare
key tot.be box.
A book <loose-leaf binder is convenient for
upda~ that ~rd,s lbe ~abouts of your
important papers atso is a necess tY. •
THE BOX SHOlJLD CONTAIN a list of•\\
yO\lr ,,viyl and checkinl acCQUts. TIP• ~ay »
you w0n't beeoaieoneof tb• • ·riiia•tni depoettors"
wbo have forsott.en their accounts or died without
teWn1 relatives about them. Be sure to lnlktdethe
name and branch or the bank where you keep your
sale deposit box. •
The household record book should have
family members' Social Security numbers and
all ln1urance policy information, along with a
copy of your household inventory.
Flnally, make sure aomeooe ~lie knows and
understands the ramlly record keeptna sya:tem.
SKU.ng-up.tlilfijiliin may ~llll'.:i>l'
deal, .but'once ~a&edt il 11-ceaa.y-to main-
tain. The time, trouble and fnaatratlon saved la the· btlt do-tt-)'ounelf red-tape cutter a family
can have. •
The giant company said no one
could add anything to the
telephone because It might harm
the system.
AT&T sued and won, but an
lppeals court ruled that sub-
scribers' could use the phone tn
ways beneficial to them lf It isn't
detrimental to the system.
THAT .oil> A number of sub-sequent decisions left an ope.rung
that many firms quickly leapt
into. They now make complete
telephone switchboard systems
that hook Into existing phone
lines.
But many. said Carr, have SW·
fered by going head on head
with the phone company.
Telephonic Equipment, in·
stead. bas its equipment added
to the tariff schedule of equip-
ment approved for phone system
use.
And it has used the phone
companies and equipment sup.
ply houses to sell or lease its
equipment.
CARR SAID THE company
has used the technique for all Its
products, ranging from toll
restrictors to a new product, a
chime· that replaces the normal
Rrrrring! with a ding-dong.
He said the mechanical chime
once offered by telephone com·
panies has been d.laconUnued, so
the firm designed an electronic
model that fits inside the phone.
Another recent iMovaUon is a
phone that automatically hangs
itself up -electronically.
"Kaiser Hospital asked us to
look into a problem,'· he said.
Patients often fell asleep with
receivers in their hands, tying
up lines and forcing a nurse to
waste time finding them.
THE PHONE hangs up elec·
tronically If it hears a dial tone
for more than 12 seconds, or If It
senses silence for more than
three minutes
And. Carr said, Telephonic
Equipment has a test under way
in Florida for a "coinless pay
Bill Ca" holds newest and oldest of products.
Automatic hang-up, left, 1955 ~xperiment. right
phone" that allows credit card
and collect calls through an
operator.
The best part, he said, ls that
the phone company needs no
special lines. The device is a
slight modification of an inex·
pensive pay-type telephone and
can be quickly set up at conven·
lions and other gatherings.
The firm also makes toll
restricters. those maddening de·
vices that limit dialin' to local
numbers -and save thousanda
in personal toll calls.
BUT 111E MEAT·and-potatoee
product is the Telepatcher. the
conference call device designed
to fit in many multi-key· office
telephones.
By pushing a few buttons, a
number of people can be con·
nected to a central phone
number for group discussions.
A variation allows connecting
calls normally, and at the same
time, transdhtting data,
facsimile or teletype signals.
The company also makes a
touch tone, 9-line desk phone for
the blind. Buttons pop-up when a
line is in use.
All products are very
specialized.
"Western Electnc can't arrord
to get into the liWe markets we
get into." Carr said.
"WE'RE A SMALL company
and we are not going to get into
building switchboards and com-
pete with multi-billion dollar
corporations."
Carr and partner Henry
McNulty own 80 percent or the
small firm which billed abotit $1
million last year. Growth, said
Carr, has been steady, around 30
percent per year. a record be
hopes to maintain with the
chime and electronic hang·\IP phone.
Having their products sold and
installed by phone companies
may not be ideal -"They're not
always 100 percent for us," -
but the conglomerates have bad
to supply products when
customers asked for them.
But that may be changing as
decisions by public utilltiea com·
missions of various states and
the Federal Communicationg
Commission open the field to
competition.
In fact. AT&T may be chang-
ing its old-monopoUatic spots tn
response to potential challenges.
PROVIDING new and popular
customer services has been pro.
moted in recent years by the
giant company. Evidence: the
popular Mickey Mouse
telephone and a marketing
group hired two years ago to beef
up AT &Tselling practices.
Telephonic Equipment stands
in a good spot despite the stir·
ring of industrial giants. IBM
and Burrou~hs for example. who
arenoweyeangthefield. -
In 1957, said Carr. the company
bought a number of patents on the
conferencing call equipment it
markets. That and a joint re·
s earch and development em·
phasis with various telephone
firms should offer a shield Crom
the big companies. -
But Carr is philosophical
about nvals after working with
telephone company monopolies.
··I think it's best there is some
competition."
THE FORCE MAY BE STRESS. • •
The president thinks or a new froduct and
passes the idea down the chain o command. bit surly, the evening la ruined. Ten months later. the innovation comes out.
That, he said, gives the waitress a lot of "Stress -what moves the company from
power. and ii the evening is ruined. the fault is idea to product _ 1s the energy of an organin· the customer's lion ..
"When I go to a restaurant, whatever l get. But, he added, "If you can learn to get a
t get. Why should I give that waitress the power product out with less distress. you're goinl to to stress me?" get it out faster. with less absenteeism and He added, "Whenever you want a person lo more productivity ...
do something more than they want to do it Boiling everything Shannon said down pro-
themselves, they are in control. You've got to duces his feeling that people have to realize that
grab that power Y(>U've given away and put it the main goal in satisfied, productive and suc·
back inside you." ceasful people's lives is happiness.
SLAPPING A SOFA PILLOW for emphasis. "People fear that if they deal with stress
Shannon said, "Whenever an action distresses this way, they'll change personalities and be un·
you, you're at rault, because YOU gave the able to et what they want:.;r.;,:igh~t,.:;n;t,ow~. _.,mrn.-.w---;..=-m power away.,,__ --. " t-tMy ~h'ellllze Is that "1hantiey
Distress. he said, Is reacting. F1owing with want will change.
stress takes some action. '"' d An air•lfe\lht co~pany·~ comme~lat ptO· • • . JNSTEAD OF WA~TING TO be presi ent vid~s an lflustration. . . cU a. company, they will want to be a happy
TM chief executive bands a package to an pres1dentofacompany. . .
as!lstant in the opening ft a mes and says softly, Tbe ordeal of tryang to explam an an ho~r or
"This has got to be in Chicago by tomorrow so ~hat takes a weekend to get through m a
morning... seminar was over so Shannon stretched and
Several employees eet the package along st~~.tostand. . .
with the faithful words, only each one adds Its hard t~. talk about this stwf so 1t
more st.resa in repeatine the boss's order -un· makes an.y sense. . tit a shipping clerk takes action by calling the But, he added. looking Inside for a ~lut.ion
frelgbtll.ne to ~tress really works better than exercise or
"The person wbo takes action brealts the Vah~m. in the end:
cball'h" Shannon obJvved-And.-!'he~ Do Y:OU. realize thaL1!..1.be...pr,es~ trend .. althy~-.. ooes.~~ ue "•"· Valium! That's a 1ot of pec>pte 80~ fnto a doc·
tor and~ 'Doc, I 'm stressed." THAT COMMERCIAL ALSO Wustrat.es the
waay stress acts as ''The Force" In most com·
panles.
But that thOught didn't appear to distress
Shannon. Tbe Force seemed to be with him.
, . • SEXUAL HARRASSMENT I REAL ESTATE MAILBAG &lndly. August 20, 1978 DAILY "LOT q
Real Estate
1'1allfJag •••
e,aoa &TJ.aa
DEAR BOB · I've Mid about tod y'a hlth ln~ rates oo m.ortfll and eveo aaw a new.pa,... arU aboUt lhe volwne deellne
ln.home ulel In tome uua. Do you tb1nk we
hould wait a UUJe loq r to tMly a tarter
bome•
Greta R.
DEA& G&&TA: Ne. U'a lrae &la1t
•er••••t> ,., .. ,"' Ute• ar~ ...... BOW
tMtWfftl U ... tt twrceat a. ltOll areu). • .,. .... ...., .. bec.•lq .............
co••...._ .... ~ally fw loa• Her na.•. As a ,......., a.alee acd.tty la Mellalal ••• ..,a.e.uu..
'S.l &Ml cu IM-.... for 1M· Wal&lm& &o
H1W.'l11dp.. ,-.. lllitts of ...... •Ill CM·
tlaae to NC.ala&.. lA•-..r ~ fw aew
M•n an rillllc edftlHIJ r .. I.,. Law
""' ~ ..... dfdlft. Al ... eMa of aew Ito.es s.ee ap, prlees ol male M•ea
•ueaw-.
I• a few ......... '9ae IDCll'tl•le lateral ralel •11 *°I> .-.r~ to OH·Ulf twr· cea&..al~....._lla&dle~efallomeYM
MY la cmabl to 1• .., more tlaaa you wotald
aave .. &M e:Wapn-•or&11ce.
Now cH w aa enellenl time for yoa to
bQ. eefdally If YM doa't aa.lDd ll•UliDI wtu. Hllen over tile price ... terms. A slow
loc•I laolae aale market ls tile rtpt tJme to
bey. SOiie eellen are deapera&e aDcl wW ac·
cept P'Udase offers &My woa&cl oorm1llJ re· Jee&. WOl'll wltll a 1ood real estate •cent to Rad tile best bargalDs ind me .. cre1Uve
flaanctng."
....,,. lfl&Yf•-lfl•rfflflfle1
DEAR BOB: Is there any guideline as to
how big the mortgage should be on an apart-
ment house? I wanl to make a 20 percent
cash down payment and finance 80 percent of
the purchase price
Betty R
DEAR BF.Tl'Y: Tbe amount of mor&gage
finaodng ls DOI as Important as bdw big &be
monthly payments will be. As a ceaeraJ rule,
never let tbe mor&gage payments exceed SO
petteat oldie proper&y's g:ross rents. '1'111t'1
assamtng expeoses are reason1ble a.cl c1on•t
exceed 40 to 45 percent of P'OSS rental ID·
come.
S11ep for Fire,.....,. •• ~
DEAR BOB: We just received the re
new al bill for our home fire insurance policy
Is there any difference in rates between in
surers"
J ane M
DEAR JANE: Yes, there's a big dlf
ference (ID most states>. I recently sltopped
for bomeowner's lnsaunce policies and
foand a $345 cllfference am-. lnsuers for
basically tile same coverage. Get three or
foor dJfferen& qDOtations from different
agents befOtt baybtg fire lnsara.ntt.
&alae tile amoa.nt of yoar dedlldlble to
11ve too. Aaodler way to save Is to aslt yoar
mortgage lender II yoo can lDla.re for less
than tbe morlagage amoon& If your home's
replacement cost ls below the mor&gage
balance.
~fl Depont Too 8'91
DEAR BOB: 1 own about 35 apartments
ls the re any guideline as to how big tenant
security deposits should be'>
Kitty L
DEAR KI1TY: Except where state or cl·
ty laws set a maximum, try to get the blUest
possible tenant secarlly deposits •. One
month's rent is average for refundable apart
meat security deposits.
C'anlaUg Lo•• a lt'b1dlaU
DEAR BOB: During a windstorm, a big
tree fell on our garage. The repairs cost
almost $3,500. Insurance paid S2.745. Can we
deduct our loss on our income tax returns?
TalbotR
DEAR TALBOT: Yes. Tlae tax law
permits yoa to deduct repair costs dae to
"sudden, unexpected, or anasaal" casualty
losses. The amount of yoar dedactloo woald
be 1655 ($3.511 mlDu SZ,745 lDsurance P•J·
meat less a Sito "noor" per event). Yoar tax
adviser llu fmther de&.alls.
Opell elld Mortgage OUtU•ecl
DEAR BOB: We have an "Open-end
mortgage "What does this mean?
JoeR
DEAR JOE: A open-end mortgage a...... l---lf--me111-.lll-J1••1t1w"n111t-t to boa row lliVte 1'mdlr 1Af"
your existing mor&gage, YOCI can do ~ U die
leader Is wllllng to adnntt more moaey.
Some le911en loan ap to tile o~ ba.lantt;
· odlen wOJ loan ap to 81 pel'ftllt of vllae. Ask
yoa lender for fall debUs.
. ,..
Executive Vie•: INSURANCE •••
U.S. Medical .
Plan Unnee·ded
Walt4r 8 . Gerken. cbalrman
•Of the bou\t and chief ex~utlve
officar of Paclflc Mutual of
Newport Beach, 1' a tlllbt man.
.Oft apoken W Ukea to tum the
apoCllaht on ot.befi.
BUT 1118 quiet race is hit by
lively eyes and bls speech Is
filled with thouJhtfUI comments oo naUonal and ~al affairs . On oatlonal health lmurance:
"ll the pemment takes over
hC!altb care inlurance, it's ioina
to be more eo1tly. less efficient
than present health care de·
Uvery systems."
Gerken said the insurance in·
dtJatry favors having govern·
ment set minimum coveraee
standards with the .Private sec-
tor taking care of tqe majof'.ity
and the government covenng
the indigent.
HE CREDITS President
Carter with good sense for his re·
luctance to put in a full-blown
health plan.
"Sen. <F.dward> Kennedy is
anxious to get bis name on a ma-
jor piece or le1l1lalion." he
add~. but the m.tortb' of peo-Ple clearly do not favor another
bia govemment proaram.
"Why duplicate what's
already in place with another
a.ureaucracy," Gerken asked.
citing more than 900,000 l*>J)le
who de}iver health care now.
On local issues. Gerken la con·
cerned with promiaes not kept.
PACIFIC MtJTtJAL moved to Faabioo laland about six years
a•o after Irvine Co. and
Newport Beacb olficlala assured
steady growth and good traffic
patterns.
Now, however, limited growth
policies have held up construc-
tion on a neighboring 10-acre
site. The fmn's 1.036 employees
are spread among several
nearby office buildings and
Gerken is disappointed that old
promises have been ignored.
Failure to handle traffic pro-
blems is aDotber sore point. "We
were shown a six-lane, divided
road <Newport Center Drive>. it
Walter B. Gerten
Heads Pacific Mutual
was supposed to be developed to
handle traffic until 1990-but I
think the traffic problem is a
key lssue now."
FINALLY. GERKEN said.
high housing costs are making it
dilficult to recruit new people.
"Oh, the people who have been
beTe rorsix years are all rigbt, but
if I brought a cuy In from
Milwaukee, where I came from
be 'd bein astateolsbock."
Call Halt to Boss's Passes
(From P•1e CU
porluniUea quickly -after tborouah review 4''
riaks -.
GERKEN SA.ID PM's pursuit of pension
clients 1.ncludes a fairly new group, PIMCO.
fortQed ln lt'12 to Qff er financial management of
portfoUoe fOf' penlion plans operated by otben.
PlllCO eot off to a fairly slow start. be
aa/d• but tbe management service bu .Sded a
fa r amount to PM's assets in recent yean.
The cblel executive said that creative strain
has spread to othe1' areas-In the company. For
instance. group medlc1l coverage was chanced
a few years ago to pay 100 percent on outpaUetlt
testln1.
Most plans require paying a deductible ralr
tests unless they are part of a hospital staf.
That. said Gerken, encourages doctors to put
patients in a hospital so they won't have to P9it
so much out of pocket. .
Unfortunately, be added, hospital room
cbarees are Just added to premiums the insu~
eventually must pay. ·
BY TAKING n11; DEDtJtTIBLE away for
non·hOIPital testing, many patients wind ue
avoidlng bospit.al stays -and PM doesn't have
to pay $200-a-day "hotel rates."
The end result ls lower overall group rat~
and better potential for making money on such
policies.
1t wasn't too many years ago, he said, that
all companies were losing money on group
medical plans -except Pacific Mutual.
. Gerken thinks nationalization of medical In·
suran~e plans is both unneeded and unwise. \
"Private companies have the discipline td
not pay what shouldn't be paid." He added tha•
PM settles about 95 percent of all claims· im·
mediately. about • percent 'require soma
followup and only about 1 percent wind up ifl
dispute. ~
• 0 MY .. YEAR·OLD MOTBEB is collecting
Social Security. The government does a good'
job or getting her cheek to her on time. but I
think where they aren't efficient is on problem$
NEW YORK <AP> -''It's a lot like rape three women aft.er they "If they can afford an where judgment is involved." <See related sw~
A:t ner life, Annie want--it's a way of exerting had lodged complaints attorney, sometimes a at left.> •
ed to act. When an elder· power over a woman. It against the same guy. call to the company. Training has ~me an important part o(.
ly actor invited her to damages women the "When be heard me making angry noises Gerken's bµsiness life. About~ people act as
h i s p r e s t i g i o u s way rape does -they talking on the radio, be about litigation will at agents. a relatively small force by induslrl(
workshop. her dream reel isolated. gullly. had second thoughts and least get them a lateral standards. But PM's strengths are pretty
came into focus: She somehow responsible," called. Eventually, be transfer away from the sophisticated, hard to explain, someUmes dif·
had talent. She could do says Ms. Meyer. changed the personnel guy," says'Ms. Meyer. ficulttounderstandsotrainlngisvital. · it guidelines and imWled Ground floor offices at the com·
Today, Annie is a WWUl ls preparing a a grievance procedure, IF NM. there's Title pany 's headquarters Include several
secretary handbook to help women but that kind of aware· VII or the 1964 Civil classrooms. Agents and other company personr
because. says Ms . nessisrare." RigbtsAc:twhicbforbids nel take a large dose of instruction tbere:
"AFTER l'D been in Meyer, "This is a job discrimination on Gerken said he recently went through a seri~ the work.shop about six pivotal issue in employ. WWUl says even if a the basis of sex. Mary of courses himself. ~
months, be had audi· ment. A hostile environ-company bas no formal Heelan, a 29-year·old "I wanted to show everyone that ii I could dq
lions for the summer ment wastes time and procedure, a woman•s project manager. chose it, they could too." ·
P rod u ct ion • w b i ch energy, it damages sell-first reaction sbbuld be that route after she was The effect was interesting. be noted with Ill
Broadway producers esteem,itkillsambition to.feact: Don't ignore fired by the Johns-smile.Classenrollmentju.mped. :
and directors always at· and confidence. Most advances in the hope Manville Corp. in 1974. While all of this activity may have the eft tend. Later. he asked women begin to ~ubt they'll stop because they rect of helping Pacific Mutual make a profit -a
me to come by his apart· they were promo_~~~ usually get worse. Mrs. Heelan's damage healthy ooe at that -it de>eS have direct effect.$
ment. I thought be was because they were gooo If they persist after an claims were settled out on policyholders and pension plan clients ·
going to tell me I had at their jobs. lt stunts emphatic refusal, com· of court in June after a
the lead." careers." p I a i n : g o t o a federal judge found the WREN n COMES ftllE to pay off on a life lnste~d . he greeted supervisor. talk with company guilty of sex policy. pay a doctor bill or write a check forj
Annie in a bathrobe, of· MS. HOOVEN re· co-workers to see if it's dismminatica under Ti· retiree. there's got to be enough ln the bank
fered her a drink, seated ceived a call from the happened to them. Take tle VII because sexual cover the cbeck.
her on the couch ancfan. personnel diftc:tor of an copious notes in case favors were a condition Tb.at. lnsisted Gerken, is really what
nounced that bis wife electronics coqipany youdecidetogotocowt of ,J(rs. Heelan's company is about. '4Tbe financial security of
spent each summer at who said he bad fired -usually a last resort. employment. people ls really our bus~.•• :1 theshorewbilebetooka~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~-i--
mistress in the city.
"He said he'd decided
tbat aummer it would be
me and we might as
well get started right
away."
Panicked, sbe ned.
Annie. who told her
story to a group or
women exploring sexual
harassment on the job,
said she gave up the
stage because "it takes
enormous self·
confidence to present
yourself w an audience.
I've lost mine·
LAST YEAR, a na·
t1onal women's
magazine asked its
readers whether they'd
faced sexual harass-
ment at work. Of some
9,000 responding nearly
90 percent said yes.
"When a woman says
she's not sure whether
she's being harassed, we
ask her if she feels her
job Is oo the line. If the
answer is yes, that's
harassment," says
Susan Meyer of Working
Women United Institute
in New York.
··More and more
women are talking
about it and saying,
'Wait a minute. I don't
have -to toterate UU-s. n
isn't my fault and it isn't
my lot as a woman,"'
says Martha Hooven, a
foundel-of Boston's Af. •
Hance Against Sexual
Coercion.
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DNLV PQ.OT REAL ESTATE
·BuihWrs'
Director
Resigns
£ounty £osts SoariD.g
Despite a marked decline in sales of new
sinale f amlly detached homes in Orance County.
prices continue to skyrocket, wttb the averaae
almost $10,000 biaber today than slx m<>nt.bs ago.
Tbe fliUres emeried from the newest study
conducted by tbe market research departmeat of
J am es Be am. ex· First American TlUe Insurance Company. Santa ecutive d1redor of the Ana.
Oranae County Chapter.
Bulldlng Industry At· THE CUtRENT REPOllT shows an av'eraee
1oelatlon of Soutbern price tag of $133,677, compared wtt.b $123,814 ln tbe
Callfomla baa tendered January. 1978, survey. Prices in tbe new study
hls resllnatiqn. lt was ranled from $67,990 for an 1.120-square-foot. two-
announcecl by Cbapt~ bedroom, two-bath dwellln1 at Shady Hollow in San,
President W. Scott. Bid· ta Ana to $395.000 for a 2,629-aquare-foot, four·
dle. bedroom. three·bath home at Coral Cay ln Hunt·
"It ts with regret that lngton Beath.
the executive committee The 128 developments included ln tbe latest
survey will contaln a total of 17 ,051 housina units
when completed. For the purpos• of prl~ averaa-
ing only 2.316 homes currently for sale were
tabulated. The laraeat number of houses were in
the $120.000-129,999 pirce ranse.
.\T mE TIME OF THE recent survey. 751
completed houses remained unsold, more Chan tri·
ple the number C23U abown in tbe January report,
when 14.417 dwellings in 106 projecta were included
in First American's study. Overall sales bad
dropped from an average of 2.1-per week in
January to tbe current 1.6, or almost 28 per cent.
In August, 1977, only 24 new single family de-
\;icbed homes were available for purchase. less
than one per cent of completed bomes in 62 de·
velopmenta surveyed. At that time. the averaae
price was 1121.533.
accepts Jlm's resigna-•
lion," Biddle ~aid . -----------------.;....------------------
oodside Tract
"however, tbe loss is
made a Utt.le easier by
the fact that be will be
Jolnine our ranks as a
builder .
.. JIM PROVIDED ex·
cellent leadership to this
chapter during a period
of rapid organizatiooal
growth," Biddle con-
Home shoppers wbo.J. vi.'lit Woodside n tbe Village or Nonnwood, Irvine,
re treated to enUcing 1Umpses of
ewly occupied homes and newly set-
ted residents basldn1 poolside or
ractlci.ng on the tennis courts at tbe
ecreatloo center
Gr~WS tinued. "He bas gujded
" the chapter in a pro-gram expansion wbicb
resulted In a significant Bassenian-Pekarek, Newport Beach membership increase
architectural and land·plan~ com-and put together a
pany. adapt to special family re-bi&bly competent staff
quirements. Two models isolate a to support the program.
downstairs bedroom or convertible Under Jlm's guidance
den. to be used as an office, study, our organization bas bobby room or private gue.st become recognhed as a
quarters. Tl_le two largest plans m-major voice for tJte
elude a finished bonus room witb building industry in
Versatile floor plans, encompassing
•from 2.177 to 2.955 square feet of in-\ terior living space, offer a long list of
quality features, including double en-
try doors, a ceramic We or wood par·
quet foyer. vault-ceilinged living
charming window treatments. Orange County.
To visit Woodside in the Village of "Additionally his ex-
Northwood. take the Santa Ana pertise in governmental
Freeway to the Culver Drive ex.it. relations bas guided us
Drive north on Culver to Irvine through many crises
Boulevard. tum right and follow the these past two years, ..
s igns to the Woodside sales tnlorma· Biddle stated. ·
1 l'OOJDS with a sift of light from ! clerestory windows. yards of lush I carpeting, and a large family room
· with wood-burning fireplace and
• pubstylewetbar
Priced from $126,990 to $149.490,
the varying designs by Bates
tion center and model complex. open "We are now looking
daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m for Jim's replacement," Biddle said. "and Jim , t/v ew Territoiy Uni,t
f:Close to Sclwoh ~\ Just In time for classes to start, families with
• school-age children are moving into their new ! pomes at the New Territory in Laguna Hi~. .
1 High school students are within walkmg dis-
ance of L.a&una Hills High School. opening this
11'ctll for the first class. and elementary scbQols are ~ earby. College students are close to Sac!dleback 't liege and to the UC Irvine.
Created to accommodate families or varying
· es and interest, the four differeot. floorplans of.
fe red at the New Territory are priced from
1'101.000 to $145.000. Three, four and five bedroom
homes with two, 2~ or three baths each have al·
tached double garages while two of the plans also
have a dramatic parking court between the front
walkway and the garage. recessed under a soaring
rooOine
BL~NDING WITH THE COUNTRY·like sur·
roundirfgs. the homes display shingle and wood
siding combined with stucco, accents of brick and
massive wood timbers. roofs of cedar shake, and
jutting masonry chimneys.
, ~ W ood·framed French doors open to garden
areas from the living room or the family room and
breakfast nook of three of the plans. Two of the
• models have an intriguing conversation cove fac-
• ing the massive wood-bun:iing fireplace. Built-in
, • seating invites guests to gather in friendly groups
' and t he bullt·in wet bar in three of the plans adds
convenience and graciousness to entertaining.
Oak hardwood cabinetry and gleaming ceramic tile countertops surround the bu.ilt·in
microwave ovens, self.cleaning lower ovens, elec·
tric cooktops. dishwashers and disposers with
which homes are equipped. Within the elegant
Wellington plan, the country kitchen bas an island
choppi111 block, separate entry to the dining room,
and light-filled breakfast nook with access to the
backyard through French doors.
THE LARGE WELUNGTON PLAN also has
two sets or French doors opening from tbe family
room. and a well-designed double-faced fireplace
serving the living room and the family room.
Upstairs ts an immense finished bonus room and a
sumpt~ master bedroom suite with a sitting
t room retreat , Ranging from 1,800 to 3,029 square feet of in
•' ~riMllvings~~.homes~~~a~v~~~·;a~bi~~~~a~va~ri~e;·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
• I ftwetve~xterforBtyt .
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" Group for GWC Development Corporation. builder , t of the $20 mlllion resldentialtcommunlty situated
: • neai,: the ~a Hill6 Mall and acrqss.tbe st;eet,
' 'lrom the ·planned OakbroOk Villate sbopplfig 1 center scheduled for completion in 1979. ~ To get settled before school starts in a home at ~ • the New Territory, exit tbe San Diego Freeway at 'i Alicia Parkway and tum right to Paseo de Valen·
• eta. Tum ytgbt on Pasect~ Valentia 10 K'en• 1 nington Drive and turn rlellt again. Take Ken·
; : nlngton to Clarington Drive to the five furnished
• models and the sales office wbicb is open daily r . 6 ~ from 10 a.m. to p.m
The '0r&n,e County Chapter of the Society of
Real Estate Appraisen will present An lntrodUC• ~ 1 tton to Appraising Real Property at Santa Ana
• Colleee In Russell Hall, Room 126. Dates are
Saturdays, 8:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m., Sept. 23 tbrougb
: Dec. 9.
t For registration forms and fUrtber inform&·
' tipn contact Monica Moore at 552-0743.
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Retam to old world dlstiacdoa. Come to
Stonewoqd F.alates, a~ ladmate cotnmaalty
of=. aew homes, naded In die moa ~ e1dulH area of Haatlngtcm Bacta.
And listen to the call or the sea. for Stonewood
Estates rs n short wallting distance (rom the
Pacific. Add to this splendid location these
exceptional features. and you'll want to make
Stonewood Estates your own family·s home by
the sea today.
Three to five bedrooms • 2YJ 10 J baths • Twu stori~
•Seven floor plans • Distinctive custom exteriors with shake
roofs • Family rooms • Dens •We t bars •Sumptuous mascer
suites • Up 10 three fireplaces • Formal cncpes and dining
areas • Indoor laundry rooms • Spiral staircases• Garden
baths •Ultra cubs •Bay.windows • WaJk-in wardrobes •
Three-<:ar garages • Conveniently close to schools.._shupping
and recreation• features vary with plans.
From 8144.000 Models and ales office open 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily (714) 960-2722 .
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V ariahle Rate Costly?
W ASHINOTON -The decllk>n by thf' Federal
Home lA>a.11 Bank Board to push lot wlMtprud
use of variable rat. mort1aam ia aolna to co.l
Limited Unit
At Stoneirood
Located wttbln walklnc distance froD' the
. beach Is a new exduslve residential area known as
Stonewood Estates Thia limited collection of 20
two-.atcry homes ls priced from tlM.000lo1162.800
and have ~ to fivt-bedrootn1. den. family
rooms and 2~ or lhr~ bulbs.
Each bome hu a custom exterior wtth special
empbaala on unique architectural 1tylin1. In·
divklually detailed exteriors feature wood beam
and •ldlns. brick and stone masonry work. wood
sbake roofs. lJ'On gates, and dramatic entries
throo1b double front doors. The bomea bave two or
t.bree-car aarages and lar&e fenced back yards.
BUILDE& G. LOUIS Grazladio ill hu had
seven floor plans designed. ranlinl from 2.230 to
2,655 square feet
The garden-view kitchens have either a
breakfast bar or a breakfast noo~ Deluxe featU(es
include a garden planter behind eacb double-wide
• c~st iron sink. self cleaning and microwave ovens.
d&Shwasher, disposals. luminous ceilings, accented
by hand finished wood trim, and customized
ceramic tile countertops.
Entry halls introduce each of the Interiors at
Stonewood Estates. Most floor plans feature an
atrium area for indoor gardening near the
dramatic staircase leading to a second floor of
secluded family living.
WITHIN THE BATHS OF the master suites
are mirrored closet doors and walk-in closets, dou·
ble vanity dressing areas, Roman batbinl pools
plus showers and garden planters The family
bedrooms and baths offer the uJtimate in quiet and
privacy for every family member
To reach the new homes take Beach Boulevard
south from the San Diego Freeway to Adams.
Tum right on Adams just past Main Street to 17th
where Stonewood Estates are arranged on quiet
cul-de·Sac streets
The homes arc available for immediate oc·
cupancy. Models arc open daily from 11 a.m. to 6
p m. For sale:. information call 960·2722.
Niguel' s Seagate
Captures Award
Classic Tudor styling and an innovative floor
plan for Seagate locat ed in Laguna Niguel
garnered the Gold Nugget Grand Award for Best
Single Family Detached Home Over 2.000 Square
Feet at the recent Pacific Coast Builders Con·
ference for the architectural firm of Klyotokl/Bell
Associates of Irvine
Built by Smyth Brothers of Newport Beach,
the homes received immediate buyer acceptance .
and all plans were purchased prior to completion I
of construction
THE WINNING MARGATE plan, with 3,220
square feet, displayed a profusion of distinctive ex-
terior sllbouettes with Juttinl cbimneys, multi·
directional roof tides, and a skylight turret. Wood
shake roofs were' detailed with tile ridge caps and
1 small·paned windows maintained tbe architectural
theme also highlighted by timber inlays and brick
accents 4,
A turned wood, spiral staircase witb oak I
treads and bandralla below the skylight set the
: elegant interior theme. French doors openina from ,
.• the formal dining room, a bay·abaped breakfast I
, . nook which shared the ocean vlew with the adja·
cent kitchen, separate famlly room with a wood·
burning fireplace and the sunken llvtna room with
fireplace were noted by the Judaes of tbe event
futur home buyert untold billions of dollars in ad·
dlllonul mort1a1e lnlereal. the nation's home
bullden warned today
Ernest A. Becker Sr .. president of lbe NaUonal
Anoch1Uon ot Home Builders. called the lssuance
of prope>1l'd re1uJaUons for VRMa by the bank
board an "Wlwarranted and precipitous" 1ctlon
that la "contrary to the ~ lnt.trestl of the bous·
Ina consumer."
lJNOEa THE TlllETABLJ set ln motion,
federally insured savings and loan •asoclaUons
throu1bout the country could be offering variable
rate mortgages to their customers before the end
Qf tne year. despite widespread opposition to the
controversial mort1aae concept ln Congress and
umon1 tarious public and private interest groups,
includina oraanlzed labor and bome builders.
Unlike the fl.xed ·r ate mortea&e plan where the
borrower's first mortgage payment Ls the same aa
bis last. the interest rate under the variable rate
mortgage is adjusted periodically for inflation.
thus giving the mortgage lender instead of the
home buyer the hedge against intlalio~. Under tbe
variable rate mortaa1e plan proposed by FlfLBB,
the interest rate could be adjusted ~ of one per·
cent per year to a maximum 2~ pereent lncreaae
or decrease over the life of the mortgage.
IN A LE1TER TO FHLBB Chairman Robert
McKinney, Becker said: "We remain convin'Md
that variable r•te mortgages are contrary to the
best interests of tbe nation's housing industry and
the housing consumer. We have seen no evidence
to refute our belief that savings and loan institu·
lions will use these Instruments < VRMJ > as a de·
vice to continue tl\e upward trend of Jong term in·
terest rat.es. This, in tum, will create general in-
flationary pressure, and add to the already rapidly
escalating cost or housing, preventing Increasing
numbers of families from acquiring homes.
"Those families which do purchase homes
with VRMs are faced with uncertain, but most pro-
bably increasing. future monthly mortgage pay.
ments. Many families. stretched to the extreme to
acquire a home, wm be reluctant to pledge a por.
lion or all of their future salary Increases to sav-
ings and loan lnstltutions as increased monthly mortgage payments ...
BECKER NOTED THAT the Department of
Housing and Urban Development as well as key
congressional leaders, including. Sen. William
Proxmire, 0 -Wis .. are opposed to any attempt by
the bank board to authorize VRMs without con·
gressional approval. Proxmire. in a July 21 letter
to McKinney, expressed alarm that the bal\k board
was considering such a move in view that the
board "has twice in the past issued proposed re·
gulations regarding VRM s and has been forced to
withdraw them eacb time in face of intense con-
gressional opposillon."
Any action by the FHLBB on VRMs prior to
~~gres~~al action is "unwarranted and pre·
c1p1tc:ius. Becker said. noting that legislation is
pending in Congress that wouJd allow limited use
of VRMs by federally insured savings and loan as-
sociations in states where it is authorized
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Condominiums and Townhomes
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Finally, affordable housing is coming to
Orange Countyt On Sunflower, between Bristol and
Fairview •.• within walking distance of Costa Mesa's
fantastic South Coast Plaza.
Orange Countys Finest Housing Value!
2511 West Sunftower Ave.
Santa Ana. California 92704
(714) 557-4800
In a home by /o~n Lyttle on Orange Hill.
every view of every day
has its own distinctive sound.
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al Seagate were priced from $350,000 and were
among the most luxurious residences in a develop-
ment available in Orange Cow!tY· Recently retained to compiete land planning
and architectural design for an extenalve
townhom• community in Palm Desert for Lewis
Homes. the firm also received unanimous ap-
at ORANGE HILL
like the luxurious sounds of sunrises and sunsets,
or your grass growing during
the explosive bloom of
sprin~ or the muffled caress of carpeting with
your every step, or the logs crackling in your
fireplace at twilight above a sea of
diamond lights dancing in the purple hue of
the valley below, or the breeze's exquisite
delivery of windsongs. Ride your eyes and ears
through this climb to elegance in the hill~
and discover"VIEW SOUNDS'.'
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proval from tbe Pl~nln"' C.om~m=bs=l~o~'!n~~~~'+--""'lllllllP-~ iJIDa pans or ake
Townhomes designed for Monarch Homes to be
built by Turptn·Wbitebook Corp 1
. RuralBargaln~ ..
LONDON <AP> -FOi'-9ffpjte--tlw Vlctottan ~
Sale: "particularly bor· label, tbe house bas
in& piece of_Vlctoriana. •• another drawback -It
formerly occupied by was built in 1961 after Jta
Blsbop of Oxford, far predeee11or burned
from bus routs and 10 down.
miles (tom_nearest city. r=::::=::;;:===:::;l Prt~sm.ooo. Ci) That•s bow the Church
of England com· = missioners describe a
eeven·bedroom resi·
dence tbey are ad·
vertlslng to sell. The
house at CUddeston. 10
miles from Oxford, Is
too secluded for the
needs of a modern
blsbop, say tbe com·
mlssionen.
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y~u h;j5Jo hear to believe ... VIEW SOUNDS" begin at $165.000.
Follow the Newport Freeway, then Chapman Avenue east
to the top at Orange Hill for.,VIEW SOUNDS'.'
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ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1978
The mtninum bid price for the lowest
priced home site Is $85.000.
Persons wishing to obtain bidding and
registration lnfonnation may do so by
telephoning THE REAL ESTATE GROUP,
(714) 957·9303. or visiting onslte at
Anaheim Hills Corporate Office,
380 Anaheim Hille "°8d. Anaheim, CA,
10 am. to 5 p.m., August 19, 20 and
August 26, 27. · ·
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The French Riviera
In Cal@mia
Charmant!
The charm of the Riviera awaits
you m Laguna Niguel in a very
special community-The Villas.
On a picturesque plateau over-
looking the Pacific, 75 single-
family homes scintillate sunlight
off red-tiled roofs. Bri~k breezes
copl the priy~te courtyards that
grace the enttY to ea.:h home.
And as you move indoors, the
Mediterranean mood moves
with you. Old world charm is
everywhere in evidence-a
gourmet kitchen with a country
quality you'd find in
Aix-en-provence, a garden you
enter through French doors
from your master bedroom suite,
a Roman bath a cozy
conversation nook.
Protected by a guard gate. The
Villas also enjoy the recreational
offerings of four tennis courts,
hydrotherapy pools and sauna. a
junior Olympic swimming pool
and private access to the beach
below.
Only U miles from Newport
Beach The Villas is close
enough for convenience,
separate enough' for seclusion.
That's part of its charm.
So come to ihe Freflch Riviera
in California. The Villas. Some
say it's as nice as Nice. -'
From the San Diego Freeway, ·
take ~Crown Valley Parkway
to Pacific Coast Highway, tum
left to Selva Road, and left
to The Villas.
From $140.000
to $248,tfo<>. .
The Blgge9t MarketplM:eon the-O...nte Coa9t
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3 .. PAM RM. POOL a JACUZZI Beautifully redecorated tbru-out &
10,000 used bricks surround the pool, completing an absolutely gor.geous yd
incld'g lrg. bltn BBQ & fa.rep1t. Many.
many xtra features. Come see at
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WITH AN UNSURPASSED VIEW
Overlooking the harbor, ocean and night lights of Corona del Mar &
Newport. 5 Bdrms. family room.
bonus room . decor to placate the most discriminating family . Landscaping that complements the
home and its location. Other
amenities include: builtin vacuum. security system, oak paneling, pegged
flooring, jacuzzi, and much much
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NEWPORT IEACH
PROPERTY
lMAumB 1st llmeotfeftd' Elqant B11 Canyon Venalllea w/VJEW ! Hand iaelnted
mlin&s. tq> quality cpl. temp. controlled wine cellar, central air +
much, much MORE! A marvelous investment. saso.ooo. OPEN SUN 1·5
P.Y. Ill RUECHATEAU ROYAL. CP·51)
1618 MARINEIS m · W& SUN 1-5 P .M.
Cbarmln.c. well-decorated 3 BR + den home w/apacklua livtn. rm
w lbrk frplc. Sharp new kitchen w /choppin& block counters. Alf new
quality cpt. custom drapes • sbutten. See • compare at $149.100 lncl.
land. 'P.a>I
CHARISMA Of BIG C.ANYOH
Tastefully uparaded "EL DORADO" ... a real show-off! A visual treat
from secluded entry to lush paUos. 3 BRs + elevated formal dinin1.
Every amenity + pool, jacuzzi, tennis & security! Offered at h85 ooo
OPE?'' SUN 1·5 PM. 14 CANYON ISLAND. CP·61> ' .
"STREET Of THE STARS"
Custom 4 BR home one one or Dover Shore's nicest streets OPEN SUl'll
1·5 P.M. 1459 GALAXY DR (P-62>
BEAOt LIVING AT ITS RNESTI
Exceptional "A" frame 2 BR, deo, 2 bath home in Newport Shores.
'l'otally upgraded & decorated w/lavlsh usage of hardwoods, brass It
g1ass. vreat locatton across from pool & tennis. Offered in FEE at
$160.000 Martha Macnab 642-8235. <P-631
BE READY FOR "BAOC TO satool"
This 3 BR. 2 bath "Carmel" model JO Harbor View Homes bas the
pertec.-l setting ror your children. Cul-de·sac local.Ion, tot.al privacy, one
of larl(est lots & covered jacuzZJ ror sarety. Close to schools & shopping.
Highly upgraded cpl, c.-ustom cabinets & artistic tnuches of wood
panelin!l S169.500 Could be fast escrow Jeanne Fiamett 644-6200. (P-&41
SEA VIEW SlftfME
New Bedford Model single-story, highly up1raded 4 BR, family rm
home wl fantasllc view of ocean & night lights. Lush landscape w/auto s prinklers. Security gated comm. wt tennis, pool & Jacuzzi. Only
$279,500 fee. Be an your new home ror the start or the school year. Sandie
Fix 644-63!0. < P-651
BIGCMYON
Broadmoor Plan 3 wlroom for a peol! This spacious 4 BR home buih
around an atrium offers high beamed cetlinpLcount.ry ldtcben A 3-car
garage. Close to schools & shopping.' $3819,000. )"Me Valentine M4-GOO.
<P·661
VIEWI
One of the best JO Big Canyon! Private, front-row end unit on the golf
course. 2 BR + den home designed for luxury llvlna at lta best! 1239,500.
Jane Paqwn 642-8235. ( P-671
A "LEGENlr' IN THE COVE
c.xtra·spec1al l·BR + den, 2~ bath condo &ocated in preatitious "Cove"
condos on the bay front. Decorated In earth tooes. Access to pool, jacu:izi
& private beach. Asking $229,000 leasehold. Martha Macnab 642-3235.
<P·68l
TRUl YA DBJGHTI
Highly upgraded Spyglass Capehorn model w/sweepin1 view of Npt.
Harbor. 4 BRs, expanded family rm. country kitchen + custom drps
lhruout. $499.500. Lynne Valentine 6*C!OO. ( P-691
VlEWll
Totally redesigned Dover Shores home w/view or Upper & Lower Bay,
Npt. Center & hills. Spacious "tr' shaped 4 BR decorator's home withe
perfect atmosphere for relaxed indoor entertaining & casual living In
elegant surrounding. $349,500. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. <P-70>
. MONACO W /Vlf.W
Located on premium lot just beneath Harbor RJdge. Fantastic sit-do'1fft
view on fee land. 3 BR w /eat·in kitchen, formal dlnlng rm, brick frplc. A
terrific val11e at $179,500! Joyce Edlund 642-8235. ( P-n>
UDO ISLE
Wide, quiet street· oversized lot w/Wed patio. VenaWe floor plan incl.
huge living rm. formal dining, family rm. 4 BRa (3+den), $350,000 incl
land. Appl only. Catb,y ScbweickertMU23S. (P·72)
a ~ UDO ISLE BAYIRGMJ HOME Just' listed! 7S' or bayfront w/pler~ 1t1lS for 90' boat. Super.bl)' built
older home. single level wl4 Bib, 3 baths, i.. famib' rm. ft livin• rm +
master s~te. HJgb ceilings -very sunny & open. Approx. 4200 sq. ft.
Unusual extras -pool ! Boat locker buemeat! Air cood! A must see!
Jean Dales 842·8235. CP·73)
lARGE DOVEi SIDES IAYFIONI'
Never a~ this much custom home on the Bay .in Nptl e BRI; Z...1tory
formal diniq rm: mapncent French doors; brick 1ardeo eau-y le
terrace. to the Bay. Pier & slip. '558,000 leasehold. Barbafa Aune
642·82!5. CP.14>
"DON'T SPEND A DIME"
It's all right here! You'IJ love the blah celllnp & tasteful decor of th1a
lovely 3 BR home done ln earth-tones & oak w/all new cpt ft lllchen.
STYLE! Sl'12.~. Jane Ftazee642-823$. IP·75)
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FINER PROPERTIES
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY
SPECTACUlAR NEW EXQUSMJ
One or a kind. custom. single story brick front tradtUonal bome in
prestigious "Dover Shores" area. 3 BRs Cpluab muter suite), 1eelucled
den & wet bar, formal dining overloob private, walled yard wtspace ror
pool. 5350,000 tee. Appl. only. ScbwftekertJffalderman MZ-1235. CP·T7)
DOVER SHORES-POOi. & YEW
Inviting s BR custom home. Cbarmlna entry thru Iron 1at. to a courtyard w/ovenized pool. Gourmet kltebeft, famlly rm w/l&md-up
bar, Sec:urtty system. All w/vtew of bay ft Npt. Center. A bome f«
family living & entertalnina. $400,000 leasebold Barbara Aune ea.ms.
IP·78>
MEDITERRANEAN DELIGHT
In the heart of Lido Isle. 3 BRs, lanai family rm, frplc In li~ rm, 11.
dining area. kitchen wtblt·lns -Jennaire -compactor. ,000 fee.
Dorothy Hardcastle 642·8235. 'p. 79l
PRESTIGE & SEOIHTY
· Prestige & security living ln the elegant Vl.sta del Oro bkl&. 2 Dils. 2
baths. EnioY the views of Newport ft Lido. S2lllO.OOO. Terry Baaea
642·8235. cP-80>
YEAR 'ROUND BEACH LIVING Close to the ocean in Npt. Shores Comm. pool & tennis courts, S BRs, 2
baths. conv. den + 2 brick patios. 1119,500. Appl. only. Dona Cbldlater
642·8235. 'p.31)
UPPER BAY BEAUTY -S 169 ,000
Light & alry 2-story garden home prof. decorated Ir featuring solid
rosewood family rm. 3 oversired BRs. lovely terraced. no-care aardens + used brick patio. Joyce ~dfund 642·8235. I P82l
CAPf COO
Water & night light views from this Newport Beach custom home. 4
BRs, formal dining rm, enclosed wet bar, bonus rm. intercom ft extra
storafe. Spartllng swimming pool features diving board It water allele.
Only 172.500. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. <P-831
<MNER MUST.SBLll $25.000 REDUCTION
BeautifullY redecorated in '71. 3 BR. 3 batb 1uxur7 ~ r~ 9f'Y wide Bluff'a p-eenbeJt. Butcher block kitchen, new drpa A 'cpta, bUr1PU''
alarm system, partial basement le many more amenities. Now ODly IUl9,SOO. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. IP-841
WTa.lff HOME
Spacious 1-atcey. 5 BR home. Over 2500 aq. ft.. Le. &ot, too. for pool,
fa rd en or play area for lbe children. Near adlooll, park le sboppln1.
179.500 &ready to move In lmmed. Jeanne Newman 6'2-8235. <P-851
"BRAND NlW -IN SEA VBI"
Beautiful 'New Bedford" model wtrantaatlc ocean & night Ught view'
Single-story.. 4 BR. ramlly rm & dining rm home -never occupied!
1287 ,000. Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644-6200. ( P-86 I
YOU REAU.Y SHOULD SEE lHtSI
Highly upended Bit Canyon Broadmoor Plan 4 on one of the list Iota
-198' of vtew frontage! 4 BRs, 3 baths, blt·in cabinetry, 3 patios +
fountain. $439,000 fee. Appl. only. Lynne ValeoUM MWZOO. < P-8il
VISTA DB. UDO .
DRAMATIC BAVFRONT Apt S.floors aboft the action! Beat.ilfU.lly
decorated wlflnest appointments -new noor coverings, aP(>llances
etc. Breath·taking view of Harbor, ocean & Catalina. Adults onlY -i\iil
security -POSSIBLE BOAT SUP. 1289.000. Martha Macnab 6'2-8235.
<P-881
• "atARMER" W/BOAT SUPI
Single·storY. 3 BR + den home on Momlni Star Ln. Sbalte roof -all
new bronze plush cpt -tiled e:ntry -kar gara1e -terraced deck
wl firepit. For the sm.all family or "add-on" -NOW S449.500 lncl. land!
Appl. only. Cathy Schwetciert 642.ms. <P"89l
NlWPORT BfAOt FAMILY LIVING
A • BR famfty l'l'll.bome tbat baa so much to offer f« such a reascmable
orlce. Beal&lfullY manicured yard surrounds the home. So much potential-$ld be a showplace. 1194.750 fee. Barbara Aune &C2-82!5.
<P·901
OAICOIEST MODEi.
'Brand new townbome ln Big Canyon! Dehue. spacious I BR rloorptan
wl ceramic kitchen & baths + upgraded floor ~· Secwtt1 bid&. comm. ]IOOll1 Jacum & teaftls. Oillf'ft40,o0o. 1ayce Edlund IG.aziS.
<P·91).
~TIOIW. RBIG II DCMit SIDES
Totalli.cuatom! Totally unlg~! A vietr tbnl~m':~bl Pactnt· 6 lcweb'~. &acb. e BRa;'f"amOy rm; "
study. s" baUia. 3 h'plcs • 3 wet ban. A MARVELOUSVE~ 1431, 750 fee. Barbara Aune &U-8215. CP"'2l
DBIGHTfUl 8IOADMOOI PIM 4
In the 1uard-pted comm. of Bl& CaQyoo. ~ ~.:V. finandlll center. 5cltools & s .-as.;"ToMGt. ,
spacious kild>eo + low·mainl.~'25,000. Lra• Valeatine (P·93) . ~ ~
CORONA DEL MAR
PROPERTY
OCEAN & CMYCll VllW
Cameo Hlahhmds. Neat• dean atn&1e story ra. I B&a. dlnJ:.!!!:L• area. LI. pool aechaded on low malat. eow11U"d. Neer ..,.._f ~
A a priv .. blacbel 1210,000. Donna Godlball ... -f P.e&J • • •
CORONA DEL MAR
PROPERTY
CAMEO SHOllES Vfi!# -$219,500
Ready for your redecor"at.l.nc! • BRa, 3 batbs. d1nhl& rm + den. Full ocean view. Room for pool. Appt. only. Maxine WlWama 84Z.m5. CP-961
.. UST1llG .. Wiil) HIGIUllJS
Catallna •ocean view! 3 BR, formal dlnlq rm. ramUy rm bomewlloca
of custom re11&ures. Alarm 111tem. Le. c:owtyard wl room ror pool.
1249.500 fee land. DcmDa GodshaU M4 GOO. lP·M>
mtOADMOOl -IWllOI VllW Hl1S 4 BR. ramlly rm home altuat.ed on sreenbell wtocean Ir nllht ll&ht
view. Formal livin& fr dinin& aru; hip beamed cathedral ceWnp Is
Wi4' of lless •• themaetves to a li&bt It airy feeling. Just waiting for YOUR creative touch! 1287,500. Sandie F1x 8"GIO. c P·97)
· PllVM:Y IN CAMEO SHORES
Beautiful am.le stGry home wl rose prden overlookina the canyon & room f« pool le~. 4 11· Bila. family rm Ir atrium. Lots of privacy
1284.SOO. Donna Gocbball '4U200. C P·881 ' -
IRVINE
PROPERTY
NlW Olf lHE MUIET1
Beautiful Broadmoor home in Turtle Rock across from park on lg.
private comer lot. Features 4 BRa. family rm, atrium • patio. lmmaculate inside & out -and you own the land! OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M
1MO MOUNTAIN VIEW <P·99)
YOU MUST SEE lHISI
Rudy for your movin& date -owner transferred! 4 BR, dining rm
home in popular "Willows" area. Upgraded cpt -low malnt. yard
wl sprinklers. ONL V 177 ,900. Anita Brackhaw 752-1414. ( P·l00) •
l.AIE, 8UOt & PABSI
Air cond. 3 BR S"5 Driftwood model wl frplc, family rm. formal cllnlng
rm wl wa bar+ malnl-rree patio. Comm. pool. Vee SUnaoo 642-823$
CP·lOl)
MOlll.HOME
Absolutely ebaJ"8ling prof. deeorat.ed & landscaped townbeme in
Deerfield. 3 spactoua ISRI. bit-la tiltdMa, c:etral a1r 6 Jut steps to pool
lrjacuui. SIUllO. P'on-eat Powers TSZ-1'14. fP·102)
SPMJOUS & GltMJOUS
Beauttrul Peters townbome in Univ. Part. 4 BRI. family rm, rormal
dining + eerdra1 a1r ccnd. Decora&ed w/plantaUon shutters & thick
plush carpetlq. Pool It jacuzzi a few steps away. S 142.900 fee Madeline
Cross 752-1414. CP·l031
WOODIRtDGE BTATIS RENTAL
A hard-to-fUld 3 BR rental coodomin.ium. Lincoln model, 2-stories,
family rm. S600/mo. Hurry on this one, It won't last! Natalie Benlamln
7S2·1414. <P·104)
NllE TO OIOOSE FROM!
WOODBRJDGEI Warmington .. 8 .. Plan w/2 BRa at ID.000 -or "C"
Plan wl 3 BRa at 199,500.
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN: San Mateo Plan w/2 BJla atSU2.95Q. m E RANQI: Granada -4 BRs + ramily' rm -1139.500.
TURTLE ROCK GLEN: Two "La~" to cbooM rrom Driced from Sl43,900 -or -Jasmine w 13 BRs + view at $164,~.
CALIF. HOMES: Plan 104 -3 BR. family rm A pool -ID,500!
UNlV. PARK: Peter's "A" Plan w/2 BRI Ir view atS114.500! <P·UX5> BELLE PARTCH 752·1414
OTHER ORANGE COUNTY
AQAS
SPMJOUS EXfOJ1M HOME
In prestigious Mesa Verde. F« tbe family wbo Medi NOm wlelecance
-tbls detigbtfUl 5 BR. 3 bath home la litGated • a quiet Wide atreet A f~tures formal dlnlng rm. buge family ldtcben I nook c:ombmatkln +
living rm wl space for a craod piano! 3-eU garap. Lota more •• so see
• lt SUN l·S P.M. 1771 KJNGLET OOURT, COSTA MESA. <P·lOS)
FAMILY llUCJI lMllG FOR $19,900
4 BR single ra.m111 home wlla. dorm for In-law or teen qtn over t•rage + 20x33' family rm wl terrano We. bar & Z frplcs. HI F llx39' pool. Near
Huntlncton Hfl'bqur. 2.pll. to Stele ~•ch. Vee St.insoft 642-tza5.. <P·laf)
VllWI
dutatandlng Meredith home in marvelous locatloD! 4 BRI~ kttcben, ~ d1n1na rm + i,. muter suite. A apadoua for
~ YJl)ealine~. (?;10. -.
-========:=-:-:-:=-==:::~ SPMJOUS IBA ftRDfHOll ~ BR Baoolla executiYe home ln pnlltillOUI area (walk to C.M. 1olf
course). Separate family rm w/brk frpk. Formal dlnJn_t rm
w/catbedral ceilin«. Prof. landlcar>lnl w/1prinklen • outaide U&btl.
1179,950. 11.arioD rrtueU 752·1414. cP.ucn
I • WHITE WA111 YI!# Ha. -$275,000I ==l~=:,::W=u::. ~.J',:'t..carri
tat mu 1111 pm:elllled fortus.ooo,.. tbe llddlt.loe ot JI004, twia eouru
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YA/FHA BUYEIS
"5.000 la low for thl1 3 Bdrm 2 bath
home with rorced air heat and
fireplace, bltn and tenc~ r~ar yard.
Close to au 1hoppana. Brand n w on
the martet this week."Cil 146-4141
SPUSll SPIJSH
How about a 1wim I 3 Bdrm home with
hardwood floors. lo North Costa Me ll.
Close to shopsi tr anaportalion &
schools. A •re• potenOal prfce al
only S77 ,950, lncludlna pool ! c•t
146-4141.
IEEP IN SHAPE
One year new "lapping" sized
wlmminl pool 6 spa. Plus Jog in
park, Jl.IA around comer. Plus 3 Bdrm
dream hou•e In prestige
neighborhood. See this at $93,500. C411
-· 961-4414. HEAVEN CAN WAIT
While you claim your own paradiae
with this 4 Bdrm executive beach
home oo estate sized lot. Big trees and
park-lib grounds. This quality Deane
built home is an exceptional value ror
$102,500. Ctll I rdl•lly t6M414.
PAii SIDE LIVING
For the discriminating home owner.
Popular 3 Bdrm home -ready fbr
your move. Almost private park
adjacent to your delicate liJhted
home. Brand new on the market at
only $117,000. Cal 640-6161.
LEISURE ORIENTED
Fashionable Corona del Mar location
with security gate, ofreriog 2 Bdrm +
den, .patio home. Close to tennis, pool,
jac~. lawn bowling and clubhouse
for onJy =.ooo. Cal 64CM 161
s.~rv1ri q rf)sta M e sa-Irvine
H unt1ngtor B eac h-N e wport B e ach
CAMEO SHORE5-UIXURY
Private double door entry to ·large
secluded fountain, pool & patio area.
Dramatic & spacious ocean view
living room. Large paneled, formal
dining room overlooking pool &
fountain. Gourmet chef's kitchen has
it all! View famiJy room h~ts pool
ta trle and bltn stereo system.
Luxurious & lavish master wing and
bath -ocean views also! 2 More
s pacious bedrms & d~n or study with
bltn bookshelves. Laundry & sewing
room. Storage beyond belief. Private
beaches. CaJI today for private
showing.
673-8550
JU~ Co.OMA DIL MAI
LIDO REALTY
OPEN HOUSES
CORONA DEL MAR
Lovely 4 bdrm., family rm., 21h
bath home with a fantastic view or
ocean, bay & night lights; located
in prestigious Broadmoor I , this
area includes community pool & is
close to tennis courts, Fashion
Island & beach. $315,000. 2501
Windover. Open Sat/Sun 1·5.
OPIM SAT. 1·5
Quaint 3 bdrm., 2~ bath beach
home; ideally located, 1-blk. from
the beach. Newl~ carpeted & each
bdrm. bas its own terrace. Just
reduced to $169,000. Owner anxious.
5304 Neptune, Newport Beach.
HOT TO TROT
Terrific 3 bdrm.. den home with
new carpets, paint & kitchen fioor.
Large yard with corral to keep your
horse. Priced to gallop into! $88,000.
20291 Orchid, Santa Ana Hei2ht•
Open Sun. 1·5. •
PllflCT HOWE-
Immaculate BaYcrest home for
coupte, maybe f avorlte aunt or
housekeeper; 2 separate bdtm.
suit.es, huge family/dining rm., 2
frplcs., RV/boat·s ace; its vacant
OLD COIOMA
Deli.gbt!ul 3 bdrm .• 2 bath home in
immaculate condition I Plans are
avail. for 2 bdrm., 2 bath 2nd unit.
Gre•t opportunity for home or
lgv99atinent. $159,DOO. 507 Karoed~ Corana del Mar. ~
Sat/Sim l..S
LUSI IN JASMlllE · CREEi
JUST USTm -A rare 3 Bdrm. 3 bath
Plun VI. trl leveJ with cilnin& room.
family room and muter suite with
private study, fireplace and deck.
Upgraded thruout. Z I Wllltew•ter.
$240.000. Open Sunday.
UIGHT a CHIBJUf.. 2 BDRM-+den.
Plaf\ 11, on a quiet street with 2
gorgeous patios, a beaulirully
appointed home, ready to move into.
10 Jetty Dr .. $235,900. Open Sunday:
LUSK IN HARBOR VIEW HlllS
S'ICTACULAI CATALIMA/OCIAM
YllW -From this air conditioned 3
Bdrm. ramily room home. Huge
maintenance tree lot. Even a mini
putting green. Perfection for the
discriminating buyer. 1727 Wet Ille.
$260,000.
IMMAQA.ATI l IDIM HOMI -With
fabulous ocean view, pool in your
private courtyard, protected from the
ocean breeze. Offered with pride at
$257 ,000. 909,... w.,. Open Sat/Sun.
LUSK IN EXCLUSIVE SEAVIEW
UMOll SZ00.000 -3 BDRM
NANTUCKET. 1906 Yadlt Mcwte. Two
w/views & huge lots. 2005 Yocltt
Mlscltlef. 248,900 and 2016 Y•cltt
Resollft, $244,500. Open Saturday.
LUSK IN THE BLUFFS
HEXT TO THE GIE&el&T -Private
and close lo community facilities. 3
Bdrm , family r·oom, end unit.
529 Cmdla. $133,000. Open Sunday.
A HICB. Y UPGttADED l IDIM -With
plush carpet, levelors, well decorated
and excellent location. Only $115.000.
2014 a.1 mco. Open Sunday.
BEAUTIFUL CAMEO HIGHLANDS
AH IMPECCAIU 4 IDIM HOMI -With
over $30,000 in improvements,
including a delightful pool & jacuzzi.
Open Sunday for your inspection.
4610 Dordtnhr. $214.500.
LUSK IN IRYINE
RANCHO SAM JOA9UIN TWO OF THE
BEST -On Golf course. 2 + den,
pegged wood floors, oak paneled
fireplace, $126.500. 14 S--. • * * 2
Bdrm San Mateo, just steps from the
pool, $114,500. I J Ylefo. Open Sat/Sun.
21 SYCAMOaE CUB -Looking for a
big house! Quality decorating!
Irvine's finest community! Here it is a
5 Bdrm Turtlerock home to fall in love
with. $217,500. Don't miss it.
SMASHING "LaSA"-LE .. -Model on cul
de sac in University Park. Adjacent to
wide greenbelt. Country kitchen. large
family room, master s uite
w /fireplace. Loads of storage thruout.
Close to pool, jacuzzi. tennis and
library. Reduced to $129,500. Must
sell, submit all ofrers. 17 Wlllltwood.
Open Sat/Sun.
675·3411
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CAMEO SHORES
45JS CAMDEN DI. OPIM SUM.12-6
Glamorous & dramatic 3 bdrm., 4 ba.
dining rm. & den home overlooking
elef{anl pool & patio on ocean view
side! Prine. only. $459,000. Land incl.
JUST USTID Custom 3 bdrm., 2 ba.
canyon home. Xlnl cond. ! Steps lo
beach. $259,900.
EXCLUSIYE Gracious 3 bdrm.. 3 ba.,
fam. + din. rm., ocean view pool
home. Xlnl floor plan! $415,000 -Fee.
UCLUSIVI -Our largest! 4 Bdrm., 4
ba., f am. + din. rm., ocean view pool
home. Price red.! $435,000.
WHm WAT8 VIEW 3 Bdrms., 3 ba. &
study, din. rm., pool, Js.cuzzi, cabana
&:'watetfaULlW 000 -F• * RICH REAL TY * °'° t-:. 0
MESA VllDI
REDUCED TO $89,000
Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. bome in lmmac. coodWon. Xlnt loc.
IACIC IAY
Fine 4 bdrm., 2~ bath family home on
quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool,
play~, extra storage. $169,000.
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Several fine baffr:oDt botlles
with pier le 1llpe
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JASMM CUB -$249.IOO
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The only "Sea Breeze" model on
market! Brand new and highly
improved! 3 Bdrms, family room.
formal dining rm. & 2'h baths. High
elevation and view. Truly delightful.
Fully landscaped. automatic
sprinklers, air cond, plumbed for
jacuzzi. luxurious cptng, mirrored
wardrobes. beaut. light fixtures.
Security area. Call to see.
S JITTY DllVI SAT /SUM I ·S:lO
llG CYM TOWMHOMISZlt.500
Gotr course view from this spacious 3
bedroom 2'h bath El Dorado model.
Large kitchen with eating area,
formal dining room, patio. First
phase, Lovely area ofrers security,
tennis. pool & jacuzzi. You'll love it!
26 CAHYOH ISLAMO SAT.SUM l·S:JO
DEAHi HOMES "'DOV&"
On Big Canyon golf course I Fantastic
view of C.C. & Fashion Island. 2
minutes walk to clubhouse. 2 Lovely
bedrooms, family room. formal dining
area and 2 baths. END unit, quiet
street. Listen to this: owner will
finance for qualified buyer. $265,000
7 IUI FOMTAJMI SAT/SUH l·S:lO
WISTCUFf-S 179,900 FH
Immaculate 4 BR & family rm home
with 2 fireplaces, 100% Redecorated
for luxurious comfort. For someone
who appreciates the T.L.C. given &
convenience to shopping & schools.
Bring the children. they will love it.
Owner moving out of Slate. Anxious!
191 5 MA.IJHERS DI. SAT /SUM I ·S:JO
WESLEY H. TA YLOI CO.
211 I S.. Jo1 ... n H91 ltood
HEWro.T Can&. H.I. 644-4910
CHET PURCELL
After many years in Real Estate
Management. most recently as
Manager of the Bluffs Cor:nmunity
Association. Chet has gone mto real
estate sales with Harbor Realty.
Chet's unique background enables
him to offer professional experienced
assistance to f amities wishing to live
in The Bluffs and other desirable
areas. Whether you plan to buy or
sell, why not "Let his experience work
for you"?
You can save yourself lots of time and
money dealing with an expert -so
give Chet a call. You'll be glad you
did.
673-4400
DMskMI of Hmtlar lneslw.t Co.
. • ONE BLOCK TO BEACH
Duplex, that ls less than 3 yrs old. Ea.
uni' has bltn range/oven, dishwasher,
brick frpl. Also has a huge 4 car
••rA1e. $186.500.
JACOBS REALTY
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PRESENTS
PRIME PROPERTIES
* PEM~NSULA POINT * * 4 NEW HOMES *
A rare opportunity to enjoy the
special lifestyle orrered by Newport's
Peninsula Point.
4 NEW HOMES developed on 3,000 sq.
fl. lots. located in the block adjoining
the bay. 4 Different noor plans, each
with its own unique character. 4
Bdrms. each. ramily rooms &I or
den-study, formal dining rooms; all
with 3 sep. frplcs .. some mstr. bdrm.
suites, all wood or woQd shingle
exteriors. microwaves + self·cleaning
ovens. intercom, large walk-in closets.
OPEN DAILY 1·4. 500 "K" STREET,
Newport Beach. $299,500.
YllW CONDO Sweeping ocean view
rrom this glamorous 3 BR: powder rm
+ 2 lge. baths ; vacant for quick
possess. 12 SWIFT CT. N.B. OPEN
SUN. 1·5. Price reduced toS143.950.
SPIC M' WAH DUPLIX Beautiful 4 BR
owner's unit up. with 2 BR rental
down ; balcony with ocean view; lge.
patio. spacious rooms. Steps to ocean.
Only $189,500.
IAll llACH TllflLIX Sundeck ocean
view : r11>lc .. 3 BR. 2 BR & 1 SR.
Perfect owner/user unit. $175.000.
ACIOSS ROM OCEAH 4 Bdrms. + 2
bdrm. duplexes priced from $179,500.
DAVIDSON !EALTl
)Cl','\','( .. ·••,,.,·~~. 645·7575
,1·1 • .. .,."','".''Jr 673 ·9060
BEST IN BLUFFS
EXCLUSIVE MIW USTIMGS
1-LEYB. llAUTY, $127,500! End unit,
first time orfered ; 3 BR. 2 ba .. lovely
greenbelt, like new, won't last!
4 II. 6-PLAH Ever so rare. 2200 sq. ft.
end unit. bay view. better than new!
Finest quality; 21h ba .. fam. rm ..
form. din. Great patios. Lease/option.
$198,500.
OPEM 1·5 440 YISTA PARADA
Tai-LP&. U'LAH End unit. 2 BR, fam.
rm or 3 BR. 2150 Sq. ft.. 21h ba .• huge
rooms. wet bar. cathed. ceil 's .•
immac. Greenbelt, bay view: lux.
neutral cpls., drapes. Gorgeous!
$157,500
OPEH SUM l·S 2927 PBLA
LEASE: Big E-Plan on bluffs, end unit,
panoramic water view: 3 BR, ram.
rm .. 3'h ba .. huge encl. patios. 2200
Sq. ft. $950 Mo.
HELEN B. DOWD
UAL TOR INC. 644-0134
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R(;AL t;HAT(;"
2545 EASTBLUFF OR.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA.
640-0020
ILUFFS SINGLE LEYB.
Open today; desirable original
section; parklike greenbelt. vaulted
ceilings, walls of glass. Gated
courtyard entry with Spanish tile. 2
Bdrms. -2 baths + den. with built-in
sewing center. 2018 Vista Cajon. l·S.
MIMMMYESTOIS ATTBmOM
Small warehouse complex in prime
Buena Park area. Perfect starter
property. Annual income $18,000.
Property is clear & owner will
finance, with 25% down. $184,500.
VllW ·VIEW
. YIW! Lvb' "Trina" model ln
The Bl"&. Like being on vacaUoo in your own Uvtng rm. 3bdrma, 2~
ba. split level condo.
788-1501
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LA•UHA IEACH: ''Top of .... World" md
OCEAN view. be ..... spit Intl, ttw..e ...... "-· s 149,100.
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COSTA MESA Tl'""°: ,.,_ -two
bedroo• ult1. NIW -flrat .aer
dlpred .... ewe. of ....... s 175.000.
EASTSIDI COSTA MESA: C•to. Wit,
spit leYel. ta.. ba•a-. .....,. room,
tftree t.1 battas, 2300 .._.. ffft of
C-fOlhllb ..... Callla ... Cl.Jiu two
large flNplacea. 1tal•ed 9laas; nry
sedMdad ~ .............. $169,500.
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ffrapl•c"-bride costycrcl. ff'1 gr..t
$149,500.
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COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy., ~--dal W.-
675-5511
WHAT'S NEW
IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS
NEW PRICE $134,900. Owner bas
bought another. Wendy Sitler. 645-5044
***** NEW PAINT. Needs T.L.C. Pool.
guest house and alley. Bring offers.
$129,500. Michele T. Richards 645·5044
HEWPORT HEIGHTS REALTY
645-5044
CAHYONSIDE HOME
Cooled by sea breezes & only a few
steps to the private beach. 3
Bdrms .. 2 baths. formal dining rm.
& a spacious canyonside terrace
with ocean view. See '}jjl Milford
Dr .. in lovely Cameo Shores, open
Sat/Sun. REduced to $249,500,
owner may lease/option.
DOMT GIVE UP
p~Jqn/J '
NEW USTll!
CUll'OM NOMI -VllW --<:bannin1
home wllh f"rench doors, openina to
deck, viewing canyon and ocean.
M uister bdrm with rtreplace and
Mecluded potlo. This 3 Bdrm home ts
on a cul de sac in Corona Highlands .
Offered at $245,000 -See it today!
40t c 1 t er .. c... o,-s.. 1.1
COIONA DR MAR
llYM TlllACI -PltCI 19Uel10M!
To settle an estate. take advantage of
this well.priced 3 Bdrm home. In
ex c c lient condil ion. excellent
neighborhood . and available
immediately. Now $155,000.
ltlt CWl•co, CdM Ope. Sot/S.. 1·5 woolllfllE
THIS ANXIOUS OWN& -Has anvested
over SlS,000 into upgrading this lovely
condominium . 2 Bdrms, den, wetbar.
Enjoyable deck area overlooking pool
& greenbelt. Excellent location with
peace & privacy on c ul de sac. Willing
to carry 2nd TD to qualifieci buyer.
#J NclrtlllcoYe, Int. 0,.. s.t/S.. 1·5
WATERFRONT-THE BEST
FHl. YOU OWN THE PACIAC -Little
gem of a home. on larger lot in the
heart of West Newport. Excellent
surfing and sunning at your front
door! Room for expansion.
4105 Sea1llar• Dr. NI. ()pelt Sat/S.. 1·5
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
SOMERSET MODlL -5 Bdrms +
family room, beautifully landscaped,
covered patio, wood decking and
firepit. $197,500 -price includes the
land
1127 ~ AIWey, NI
NEWPORT DUPLEX
CUSTOM PllDE·OF·OWNERSHtr
2+2-0WLEX. Wood exterior, paneling
and tile wor~ open beams and 2
fireplaces in owner unit. A quality
beach home -$180,000.
"CAPE SERIES" CGNBO
GOLDEN OPPORTUMITY -2 Bdrm
home in private adult-community.
Lush landscaping, pool, putting green
I . and clubhouse. $85,000.
BALBOA ISLAND
Sharp duplex, two 3 BR, 2 BA units,
steps to North Bayfront. Red~ed to
$260,000.
MESA VERDE
5 BR, family home'. Move tn condition.
Good schools, and close to everything.
$126.500.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
Sharp 3 BR, 2 BA home. Newport
schools on a q uiet well maint. st.
Owner will consider 2nd TD $95,750.
I ••• ,. 1002
UMf9UE HOMES OHM I ·5 TODA'(
UNl9UE OM LIDO ISLI -Country
Spanish decor. 3 bdrms or 2 and den.
tasteful, vacant. See Laraine Shaw at
119 Via Yella, bring $310,000 pesos.
UNlquE IN OLD coaOMA OB. MAI -2
bdrm, patio. fm. rm. and dining area.
Charmer. $145.000. See Natalie
Fogarty at 602 Orchid.
UMlquE IN IROADMOO. -Sgle story.
4 bdrm. prime cond .• 3 baths, 2 frptcs.
3 car garage. now $252.000. See Pat
Merry at214Starboard Way.
UMlqul IM OIA.NGE -Lge tam. home.
4 bdrms. 2300 sq ft. 70' x 100' lot.
$99,950. See Doreen Douglas at 618
Barkley, Collins Park. I
UNlquE IN llG CANYON -McLain
Townhome, new. increci. golf course
view. upgrades, $215,000. See at 75 No.
Sea Island.
UNlquE IN IAYClllST -Ivan Wells
designed 4 bdrm, 3 bath, formal
dining, beautifully landscaped. See
Dwayne Merry at 1846 Tradewinds.
UNl9UE IN MESA HIGHLANDS -3
bdrm, 3 bath, study, formal dining,
lge lot, brand new. $99,950. VA Terms.
See Jim Davis at 979 Modjeska.
UNlquE IN NEWPORT IEACH -Back
Bay family ar ea, incredible 4 bdrm
pool home. owned by ldscpe archit ..
exciting at $219,500. See Pam Gough
at 1862 Tustin Ave.
UNlquE IN OLD COIOHA D& MAI -
light, cheery 3 bdrm. den, block to
beach, shops, $270,000. See Allan
Heller at 301 Orchid.
UNlfi>UE IN NEWPORT SHOllS -3
bdrm. 2 bath. nr. ocean, J?OOl and
tennis. Vacant. just painted and
owner will finance. See Marcie Kear
at 428 Prospect, bring $105,000.
UNlqul IN .aaYINE TEUACI -Heavy
shake roof. sgle story 4 bdrm, 3 bath
and pool. Just $'}jjl,500, fee. See Dottie
Johnson al 2001 Chubasco.
UHl9UE IN ORIGINAL HAllOa VIEW
HILLS -Ocean view. rose garden, 4
bdrms, FR, pool, lge. lot. See Mary
Ann Anderson at 2907 Setting Sun.
UMlquE IN IA YCUST -4 bdrm. 2'h
bath pool home. vacant. completely
refurbished. $199,500. See Marain
Reedy at 1750 Skylark Lane.
UNlqul IN llG CANYON -3 bdrm
townhome, vacant and anxious. great
for entertaining. Just $159,500. See
Vergilene Hull at #58 Sea Island.
UNl9UE IM llOADMOOI -5 bdrms. 3
baths, 2 frplcs, backs to wilderness,
$279,500. See Bonnie Barrington at
2712 Wavecrest.
UNl9UE IN MEWPORT HSGHTS -5
bdrm, (or 4 + ofc>. 3 bath, countless
colorful f eat ures, perfectly
maintained. See Ralph Wakefield at
446 Catalina Dr. By appointment.
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REALTORS'
TilE NICEST PEOPLE SeLLlr.G THE NEA TEST HOMES
CORONAOELMAR.67S«IOO
MESA VERDE, 546-6990 • CALL US
Attenlion Sa/e6p11r6on6
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1WOUMTS
4 Bdrm. + bachelor.
ll'r'pk., ba<-.lna-: IU(lt to beach. s1u.ooo Jnc~MT
3 Bdrm. + den home on ~ ft. Jot; trpl .. built·
U.. patio. beamed cell·
tngs. cns.ooo ffS.8883 642·2253 Eves
associated
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MIWUSTING!
OPIM SUM. I ·5
2007 SEADalfT
Irvine Terrace. Profess. decor .,·huge garden·
room for pool-new
kncbeo·plus 3 bdrms. &
den. 2'111 batbs. frpk .• Del Plso tile entry.
saet.8> WATBFttONT
lmmacwat.e. profess de·
cont.eel home. 2 bdrms
& den + dining rm. large quarry tile in hall
& den. huge patio &
deck. $351),000 including
land & boat slip!
OCEAMFttONT
Choice oceanfront duplex. on the sand!
Huge 1q19ta.ira bdrm. lge ldt~ben. On large R·2
lot. $'175,000 !
lcAoalayProp.
IHlten * 675-7060.
WANTED!
Well cared for former
model home in Orange
needs new owners! ... SO·
meone who will enjoy a
beautiful jacuzzi year
round ... someone who
needs a lot cl room wilh
little maintenance. 3
Bdrm, wallc·ib closets,
office in gara;;:e. New paint. paper & much
more. $112.000
eel 644-7211
/Jn ~l[J[;_ .
G1\I L[ Y S.
1iSSlJCIArES
LIVE ON THE SAND
•NOW SELLING• Huntington Pacific
Beach house. This is a
limited offering of uni·
que ~perative apart·
menta. located on the
sand . A NEVER
BEFORE. NEVER
AGAIN OP · PORTUNITV. You owe
it to yourselr to In· vesU,ate this real find. Prices from S87 .SOO to
$269,000. 711 Ocean
Ave .. CPCH> Huntington
Beach. Ca. Sales otfice
closed oo Tuesdays.
Broker ~
COLLlGEPAD
3 Br. 2 ba. Encl patio.
$80.950. VA /assume
loan.
So. Calif RHffy
546-5605
IMMEDIATE
MOVE-IN. better than new Mesa Verde, 4 BR.
dining & family. Ready
for total enjoyment.
Reduced to $139.900.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
2005 LEMNOS
{Nr MVCC·Balearic Pkl
HALPIMCHIN
REALTORS
675-4392
EASTERN HOME
IN WESTCLIFF
BEFOIE YOU BUY OR Slll
CALL US ABOUT
OUR EQUITY LOAN· PIOGIAM
OPEN HOUSES 1·5
SHOUCUllFS
Charming 4 bedroom family home
recently remodeled with decorator
wallpapers. new carpets, drapes
and s hutters. gourmet kitchen,
wood floors . French doors to lushly
planteci patio, iron gated pool area,
many custom appointment s
throughout. $325.000 including the
land. See Vody Nelson al 242
Driftwood.
OPBt ON UDO ISU
80' fronting on Lido's most
desirable s treet -exciting
European home overlooking
sparkling 46' poo1 and lush gardens.
$600.000. See Edie Olson at 209 Via
Genoa.
OPee IN THI ILUfff
Expanded country kitchen. 3
bedrooms plus a family room. Top
this off with a very private. lush
greenbelt & you have a special
house an the Bluffs. E Plan.
$175.000. See Brenda Glass at 523
A venida Campo .
<>NH IN HAllOtt VllW
Remodeled -relandscaped
totally upgraded. Palermo model
with expanded fa mily room and
many other major improvements.
Large private view lot. Near park.
$219,500. See Rieb Wray at 1906 Port
Cardiff.
SPICTACULAa UVIM(i •••
in Baycres t . Cathedral ceilings.
dining room. family room. 3
bedrooms and 21h baths. Where else
in Newport Beach could you find all
this and a large secluded pool for
$li4,000. See Craig Kindig at 1618
Irvine.
OPBI IN JASMINE CUB
Beautiful Plan 16 with three bed-
rooms and library. master suite
with separate sitting room with
fireplace. lt's a decorator's delight
with neutra l shades. magnificent
wallcoverings. upgraded drapes.
carpets and fixtures. One of the
best locations in this private gated
community overlooking the
pastoral greenbelt around the Blue
Pacific . $263.000. See Carole
McMahon at #9 Jasmine Creek Dr.
OP&t IN HAl.IOR VIEW HILLS
T ha s tastefully decorated 4
bedroom. family room home is
perf eel for indoor or outdoor
entertaining with Irvine custom
pool and jacuzzi. Fabulous ocean
and harbor view. Atrium with
waterfall. Profes&ional
landscaping. Extra large dining
area with wine closet. All
appointments of tbe finest quality.
$249,500. See Kay Ranger at 1033
White Sails Way.
OPEN IM COIONA DEL ..._
South of the highway. just 2 l>locks
from the beach._ W>edroo.m. ready
to m ove in ·e...O\J!. ceilings. wood
floors, deco:;l!..1.or wall papers in
earth tones. Just reduced to
$161.900. See Nancy Simmons at 320
Marigold.
SPECTACULU SPYGLASS V11W!
Beautifully decorated family home
w I 180° view day a nd night.
Large pool with jacuzzi. 4 bedroom,
2 bath family room. Many. many
extra features make th.is home a
treat to see. Offereci at $395,000. See
Eleanor Bowie at 29 CarmeJ Bay.
SUYllEW CUSTOMIDD
You· re not going to believe this one
until you see it! Completely
customized Port Royal at the very
t7 r-.. ... ... ...
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We have what your growing family
has been looking (or & at a price
that has to please. 5 Bdrms., in Newport Beach (The Bluffs area),
for only $184,200! Around the corner
is the private community pool. It's
located on a really pretty greenbelt,
so call t.Oday t .
ln holding open house on oilr exclusive
listing_ in Big Canyon, Linda Isle.
Spy grass Riff. Hal boa -rstand ,
Eas!)>luCf, .»arbor Vi ew Hills,
Turtterock, if you're looking for a
rewanling future, call Bob Hall.
A mu st, for
craftsmanship, style & pattern now. See lhis 3
Bdrm or 4 Bdrm 2 bath.
formal dining or family
, 'f" SUU I CJOfft 0~
playroom (try 3 tables
cl brid&e >. A truly SU stantiaf East.em reeling .ot. permanency with
California Livihg.
Priced right.
top of SEA Vl EW. done with the
entertainer in... mind Harbor_view. ~---pool, and jacuzzi. Walls removeci,
new s urf aces and lighting, built-in
quad sound systems etc. $350,000.
See Ginny Anderson at· 190.9 Yacht
Resolute.
ALMOST J.STORIES
,A great condo unit, s uperbly
decorated & on a spacious grass
greenbelt in Village Walk. On the
first level', there's the mstr. suite
with its own private garden. The
2nd level has the living rm. &
kitchen with high beamed celllngs
& a private sundeck. On level 3,
there's 2 more bdrms. + a bath.
See Unit E at 2931 So. Fairview,
near So. Coast Plaza -~ Sun.
ooly-At.$7S.!i00. you•n loveit!._
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95 ACIES -llYBSID£ Presently iia vavels & valencias,
suitabl e for hom e or lot
sub-division. 3 Miles from Tyler
Mall in the Arlington area. $12,000
Per acre.
DPlll84CI l'A YS
Harbor Realty has been in Newport
Beach for over 34 years. Why not
"let our experience work for you"
like it bas for so many others?
uewsavaYIAUOAISLAND
=-;~::!'.\ id~
116 CANYON "DOY&,. WITH VllW!I
At last!! Only Deane one-level
Condo OB markf!t.. G&nY UftP'ades.
Living room Pi:._~· -lmmaeulate--
2 bedroom. dt.~ with exciting view.
COIOMA DIL MAR $269.500. See Maggie Guth at #7 Rue
Duplex, 21ots. $325,000 Cannes.
R..Z Iott 3 BR. l189,000 f1!!!!!!!!!!!11!!11!111!11i!iii!!m!lilia!!l!!!!!l~~.::nicitii~~~ntl_l-_........;IA~ YMOM'f.-IALIOA-ISUJiD -~ ecr ~ass ~wijiiji(Faiif
Half of buyers payments for l year
or all for 6 months principal &
interest based on 80% loan.
. . $74,000. 3 Bdrm, 2~ ba Cape
Huntington COodo.
.. $75,900. 3 Bdrm, 1~ ba House, l
yr new crpts.
. . $97,900. 3 Bdrm, 2~ ba, 2 story
Huntiqton Vi~t Oondo .
. • Slll,900. 4 Bclnri, 2~ ba. 2 story
House-tnJlt t.rea.
LAautQ NIGUB. pegged tfoor in thfs exceptional 4
'·tam. nn.., din. rm. bedroom. 31h bath home. Private 31:"'~~:19~ master suite with fireplace and wet
bar overlooking the water and
S BR blhouse. boats. $550,000. Su Cle«beate
"7.850 SPACIOUS CUSTOM YllW HOMI
2 BR, Not CMt ~soo in exclusive Dover Shores. Country
MAURY STAUFl'".l!IR kitchen with every amenity,' framed
S£A tJON REALTY by French windows. Beautifully
aao1 E. Oat Hwy., CdM landscaped grounds include pool,
1213 ~c H jacuzzi, vlewtn.ir deck, extensive n . s t wy , e Laguna patio and manicured lawn. Shown
«.-S by apl)Olntment. $574,000.
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5 •+POI. Wle home In loHly
1$Ulbh1fl. wltb all liDPI tamil1 boDM9 oa
...... klCll ....... PoOI. batlla, familf rm. •
&pit. An Kint bOmt for tat..,.. family,~
to lil:boola A c:bun:IMI. S.t/Su.Q 1-5 264 l Alta \'lsu.
2 NEW DUPLEXES
WATERFRONT .,
6 Jovel)' 4 bdrm .• rm.. 3 batb boma
secluded A private 1fewport Beach lake.
Jlew carpetln1. Marvelous home for en· ter'tainina. sun. H . 2245
Heat-er Lane (off 'Irvine Blvd . near 22nd atreet>.
BAYCREST 3 BR.
OWNER A NANCE.
-.; IM:W ilEW!
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Wblte water bving rm. aft down view : lovely 3
tidrm. 3 batb. 2·1evel
bome, just above Ltttle
Corona Beach. Owner
will fi.nance with low in·
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Sat/Sun 1-6. DI Poppy,
Coron. del Mar.
SLEEP HIGH!
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bdrm. on 2 .levels . 4
Bdrma., 3 baths. family
rm. &-formal dlnlng;
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Ashley, N.8 .
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price lately for an Im·
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HOUsn llOI i21• starboard way <HVms> CdM
J 1•100M 675-6000 ~.ooo Sat/Sun1·5
lSOOs.anac:t.T.,,.. Coroud. Mr 500 ''K'' Street (Balboa Perun> NB
W·l.D llT•.500 Sat/b l·S 645-7575 1299,500 Daily 1-4
Tll Malabar', CorOna 4il llar 3402 S. 'llmber. Santa Ana
lll·llOO $19,000 s.ttllun 1·5 540·1720 1105.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
NI M~lark Dr., La1una Beh • 1942 Santiago Dr .• Dover Shn, NB
_, -IGt Sl'f,800 Sun. lJ~ 640-53ST S297 ,500 Sat/Sun 2·6
•383C).8 s. Mam Street, Santa Ana 895 Sonora, Costa Mesa
m.o289 •,soo Slt/&an ll·5 540-3666 $86,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
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"" .. ·-~ l&t/8un l·S 1~s~.d-O (,!f!JverSh-Sa) NBt/SUDJ·S 3CM>6 Barranca (ute Btufl1> N.B. 409 Columbus (Corona Hinds) Cdr,t 2018 Centella Place. Newport Bch v642.;; 0$399~ .. Sat/Sun 1_c. 8444122 tlJ0,000 · .. SW,. t-:5 6'2·5200 1245,000 Sunday 1-5 646-7711 Sun 1·5 o1 M2 Catalina CNwpt Ht.I) Nwpt&Ch 2710 Vista del Oro (Blulta) NB al31 Raleigh. Costa Mesa l0'10 Pescador <Dover Shrs> NB
148-'TIU S.t/Sqn l ·S 6"·6200 SUl,500 Sun.,1-5 979-1050 $73,950 Sun l·S 642·823S $349.500 Sat/Sun l -5
1100 Sandi Ll1"' Coeta Maa 14 CanyQn Island (Big Canyon) NB • •2 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch •4639 Gorham <Cameo Shores> CdM
IU.f71' STt,990 8at/8un u-e 642-8235 $165.000 Sun.1-5 673·'71~ SMS,000 Sunday 1·5 644-6200 $345,000 Sat/Sun l·S * •4105Seasbore Dr. <W. Nwpt) NP 315 Golden.rod, Corona del Mar *1508 Dover Drive <Westcliff) NB
6f.2.S2JI)() SI00,000 S.t/SUD 1-! l la a .UUT HOUSI 675·9789 $239,000 Sunday 1-4 642·823S $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2tm 'l'reetop ~!: La1una Beacb 1911 Heliotrope, Santa Ana 375 Princeton Dr .C\I. Prk,CM 715 Victoria, Costa Mesa
-.-1 $1.M,ouu Su.D 1·5 631·1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 754·0286 $86,500 sun 1().6 646-7171 $71,900 Sun 11·3
2USS1·A W•ley Dr., La1una Beach •611 Kings Pl., Cliffbaven, NB 9'5 Azalea, Costa Mesa
M().5357 $75.000 &m2·6 l .... PAM ..... DIN 642·3850 $169,900 Sun l•S 648-7171 $124,500 Sun 1·4
23' Cllff Dr .• Laauna Beach 18814 Santa Mariana, Fountain Vly 4785 Royce (Univ. Park) Irvine * •815 Bayside Dr.· Newport Bcb
496-ISSB 112$,000 Sun 12·4 962-44M $93.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 640-5580 $114,000 Sun.1·5 87S..OO Sat/&m 1'5
2268 Colgate~ta Mesa 979 ModJeska (W /Side) CM 3822 Hemingway. Colony. Irvine
J • ... MM IN • DIN 5'6·~ taU,950 Sunday 1·5 5'8·5800 $99,950 Sun.1-S 752·l700 $89,900 Sun 12~
93 I aamloeCrkDr, JsmCrll,CdM • 100 Kings Place, Newport Beach •220.1 Miner, Costa Mesa 19441 Sierra Mia, Turtlerock, Irv.
&44-8300 s=.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 673·ll8l Sat/Sun l2to5 :30 540-17a> $72,900 sun.1.5 752·1700 1129.900 Sa 12-4/S 12·5
35 Whitewater (Ja1mlne Crk> CdM 29 Skysall, Jasmine Creek, CdM •358 E. Walnut. Costa Mesa 8152 Seabird (Deane> HB
640-8M7 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 75~9'28forentrance S269,500 540.1720 •124.950 sun.1·5 962-4454 Sunday 1·5
47162nd St., Newport Sbn. N.B. 2139 Republic, Costa Mesa 1798 Ha wall Cr .• Costa Meaa •36 Royal St. George Rd .• N.B.
645·3009 $103,000 Sat/S\01 12-6 642-0697 . $67 1500 Sat/Sun l2-6 540· 1720 $98,500 Sun. 1.5 6"·5837 $359,000 Sun 1-5
1419Santanella (Irv. Terr) CdM 21062 Inferno (La Cuesta) H,Bch 420 Lenwood Dr. <Nwptlfgts) NB #6 SycamoreSt.(Turtlerock) Irv.
644-9915 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 9f$8·6UO $122,~ Sat/Sun 1.5 540·1720 $127,500 Sun. 1·5 833-1927 $165,000 Sun. 1·5
7 Rue Fontaine (Big Cyn) N.B. 21492 Pedroso. Miasion Viejo 3355 Nevada, Costa Mesa 20475 Upper Bay Drive 644~10 $2M,OOQ Bat/Sun 1-5:30 768-5368 $79,500 Sat/Sun 11_5 645-0003 $95,500 Sun. 1-5 754.1335 $143,900 Sun 12-5
32 Canyon Island <Sia Cyn) NB 223 Princeton Dr. <College Prlt)CM 12 Cove (Woodbridge> Irvine 2242Donnie Road, Newport Bcb
640-6181 $162,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 957 ~ sa 000 S 833-929.1 tl.36,500 sun 1-5 646-4.'B> Sunday 12-4
•#3 North Cove (Wdbridge)lrv. -u.wu • at/Sun 12·5 •2857 Ellesmere (Mesa Verde) CM 200 Via San Remo (Lido Isle> NB a,.2.~ *136,000 Sat/Stan 1·5 ~S2l Pitc.um .. CostaMesa 673-8803 •--c:,ooo Sun12-5 u. <MNV • 645-'8 $134,500 Sun 1.5 546-4141 $119,950 SWL 1·5 Whi ~
500-San Bernardino, Newport Bch 964 Miramar, Laguna Beach 1618 Mari.oars Dr., Newport Bch 17 tewood, Irvine
646-7111 SU9,500 Sa 1·5/S 12-5 494-4291 SlS9,500 Sat/Sun 2-6 642-8235 $149,900 Sun. 1-5 552·1139 $129,500 Sun. 1·5
1146 So. Birch, Santa Ana 2512 Vassar Pl (College Pk> CM 2049 Port Bristol CHV Homes) NB 1711 Terrapin Way ( Baycrest) NB -546-2313 $71,500 Sunday 1·5 751 519 $89 644-6200 $16.5,900 Sun. 1·5 645-1588 $169,500 Sun.1-5 300 Intrepid, Nwpt Crst, NB • 1 •500 Sat/SWl l·5 1500 Cornwall (Westcliff) N.B. 4610 D<rcbester (Cameo Hlnd> NB
640.53S7 $125,000 Sun 2·6 1214 Nottingham (Westclf) NB 642-~ Sun. 1-5 67~ $214,500 Sun. 1-5
602 Orchid C01d CdM) CdM 646-~ Sat/Sun 1-5 •615 Rock:frdRd,CamHlnds.CdM 2973 Java Rd. (Mesa Verde) CM
675·6000 St45.000 sun. 1-s U:2~= 1:w~tcliff ·::ti sun 1_5 644-6200 5210.000 sun. 1-s 54o-1720 Sl49.ooo Sun. 1·5
10072 Cliff Dr., Huntington Bch 240 Virginia CE/Side> C.M. 2030 Calvert Ave. <Mesa Verde> CM l llDIOOM 540·1161 $85,000 Sun.1-5 540·1720 Sl34,950 Sun. 1·5
21062 Strathmoor, Huntington Bch 631-1400 SU0,000 Sunday 1-5 •913 Junipero c Mesa del Marl CM 2022 S. Capella (Mesa Verde> CM
' 968-6073 Sat/Sun 10.6 1619 Bonnie Doane, Newport Beach 751·8493 Sun 1·5 5'0-1720 $119,900 Sun.1·5
1375 La Mirada, Laguna BeJlch 631·1400 Sat/Sun 1-5 1823 Port Carlow CHVHms> NB
497 .3331 $249,500-• sat/Sun 1_5 2007 Seadrift (Irvine Terr.> CdM 4 ~N 640-5711 $171,500 sun. l2 .. • * #21 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Bch 675-7080 $249,900 Sun. 1·5 17762 ~minoSant-cJ ~. Siic 907 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar
631-1400 ~.ooo ~t/Sun 1-5 1982Pt. Albans <H.V. Homes> N.B. ' 498; . •BM . Sat/Sun"allday . 640.5560 $210,000 Sun.1·5
•202 Canal, Nwpt Shores, NB 759-0226 $160,600 Sat/Sun 1-6 •260Sierlgl, ~taide, Coeta Mesa 618 Barkley <Collins Pk> Orange
642-8850 $124,900 Sat/Sun 2-5 • 1618 lrVine Ave. <Baycrest) NB ' 675·4144 $M;500 8at/Sun l·S 546-5890 $99 950 . Sun. 1·5
2631 Vista Raqueta (Bluffs) NB 644-9060 S174,000 Sun. 1·5 2638 Vista Omada <Bluffs) N.B. 1846 Tr~dewinda (Baycrest> NB
646-3255 $153,000 Sat/Sun 1_5 41 White Water (JasmineCrk> CdM 631 lfOO $118 cnn Sa SUn 675-6000 $230,000 Sun. 1·5
301 Prospect (Newport Shores) N.B. 759·0811 Sun. 1-5 2715 Windover UlW) CdM t/ 1·5 22485 Almaden, Mission Viejo
548-1290 $114,500 Sun. l -S 2128 Vista Laredo <Bluffs) N.B. 675·3ht $350,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 675-5511 $162.~ Sunday 1-5
718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 759--0811 $158,500 Sat/SUn 1·5 289 ca~ CE/Std ) r ... 446 Catalina Dr. (Nwpt Hgts> NB 1501 Lincoln Ln CBavcrest> N.B. e .,.,.~ 675-6000 $188,500 Sun. by appt. 644-7383 $153,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J ~ $79.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
•547 El Modena <Newport Hts. l NB 759,.(MJll $182,000 Sun 1·5 27192 Calle Juanita, Cap Bch. •2907 Settin~Wl <HVHts> CdM
548-5527 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Jetty Dr. (Jasmine Creek> CdM 498-~ $261,000 Sat/SUn 1-5 675-6000 ,500 Swi. 1-5
226 Poppy, Corona del Mar S.4-4910 $249,500 Sat/..SUO 1-5 :30 ~ Shantar <Mesa Verde> CM 2988 Ceylon Dr .. Cos ta Mesa
759--08ll Sat/Sun 1.6 •3357 California, Costa Mesa 646.1171 $l.28,950 Sat/Sun 14 645-0m $112,900 Sun. 1-s
119 Via Vella (Lido Isle) NB 751-3191 $99,995 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 2948 Redwood, Costa Me~a • 1180 Boise, Costa Mesa
675'-6000 $310,000 Sat/Sun 1_5 •300 Kings Place, Newport Beach 645 0303 $90 000 s 1 '>l\s 30/S 645-0303 $102,000 Sun. l~ 675·6670 Sunday 12-5 . • · :O\r : .l -S 2215 Holly Ln., Newport Bcb 507 Marguerite, Corona del Mar #9 Jasmine Creek Di: .• CdM 209 Pearl. Balboa Island, NB 645_0303 Sl05,000 Sun. 1_5 673·7=->0 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 644-9060 ~aooo Suo.1·5 640-!i357 $290.000 Sat/SUn2~ •1862Tusti.nAve <Back Bay) NB 301 Orchid Ave. <Old Cdm) Cdll ~ 9342 Gilbert, Anabeiin 675-6000 $270,000 Sat/Sun 1_5 375 E. 23rd St., Back Bay, NB 546•2313 $1S9,500 Sunday 1.5 675-6000 $219.500 Sun. 1-5 ~ E. 23rd St. CE.side) Costa Mesa 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 10431 Pago Pago, Huntington Bch 1098 Redding (Mesa Woods> CM 675-5511 $159,500 Sat/8un 1•5 2836 Alta Vista Dr. (E/Bluff) NB 752_1700 rte S00 Sun l2-4 5464141 $198,500 Sun. 1-5
158 Calle Cuervo, San Clemente 640·5674 $209.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 • l~ Sunburst, Huntington Bch • 5271 Heil Ave., Huntington Bch
497 1705 -500 Sa S 457 Santa Ana (Npt. Heigbta> NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 -..,,..., ti un 1-5 a.ta,.,._ $1•",600 Sat/SUn 1-r 752·1700 $157,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 11 RueChateau Royal CBig Cyn> NB 2501 Brass Lantern, La Habra U"9V.._ """ o1 280 E Wilson CE t id ) CM 540-~"'" $81,000 Sat/Sun 1_5 543 Santa Ana (Npt. Heights> NB · 88 8 e 644·62X>O $650,000 Sun. 1-S ~ ,._,.a ,.,.a'll $149 900 S 646·681.3 $89,500 Sun. 1-5 1,.rn Galax <Do Sb >NB 1212 E . Walnut, Orange U'tV~ • un. 1-5 2919 Ellesmere <Mesa Verde> c-~".~ Y ver ores Sun. 1-5 540-3666 $69 900 Sa s 322 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 1u "'"'_, ' ti un l-5 642-3860 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 S46-J.SM $l15,000 Sun.1-5 40 Motmtain View (Turtle Rock> Irv. 308 Holmwood Dr., Newport Beach •209 Via Genoa (Lido Isle> N.B.' 336 Vista Baya, Costa Mesa 644-6200 $119,500 Sun. 1-5 546-2313 $249,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 644 9060 645·0303 $132,500 Sun. 2-6 2040 p Ide tial Pl c M 280 Santo Tomas, Costa Mesa -Sun. 1-5 14881 Doheny Dr. <Wlllows) Irvine res n ·• · ·
540-3666 $87,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4525 Camden Dr,Cam.Sbrs,CdM 752-1414 m,900 Sun. 1-5 644-6646 Sunday 1-5 207MllfordDr c mS 673-7040 $459,000 Sat/Slll112-6 3016GarfieidAve.,C.M.
673-4400 S249,SC:, hrs~un 1.5 20291 Orchid, Santa Ana Heights 4 • ...._ FAM IM or DIN 556-2660 $77 ,900 Sun l ·5
2804 Cliff N 673-7300 $88,000 Sun.1-5 ..-' wpt Hts., Nwpt Beach 2007 Commodore <Baycrest) N.B. 1865 Tahiti Dr., Costa Mesa s lalOOM
. 646-7171 $292,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 673-7300 $177,900 Sat/Stm 1·5 540-7196 1196,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 31302 Monterey, Laguna Beach
2730 Poplar. Santa Ana 2400 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach 2005 Lemnoe, Mesa Verde, C.M. 497.3331 $279,000 Sun 1-5
646·7171 $82,700 Sun 1·5 673-&550 $l98,500 Sa 2-6/S u-2 675"'39'l $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1964 San Bruno, Newport Beach 707 Rockford Rd., Corona del Mar 15893 McDermitt, Fountain Valley 5 • ,._ FAM ltM w DIM
759-0636 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 673-8560 $215,000 SUn 12_4 631-1400 $149,900 Sun 1·5 3850 Ocean Birch (Spyglass> CdM
1919 Chubasco (Irv Terr) CdM 2988 Jacaranda, Costa Mesa 1412 ~ntigua, Newport Beach 644-6200 1264.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
642-52ro $155,000 Sa 11·3/S 1-5 546-2313 $83,500 Sun. l-3:30 963-2073 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1827 Port Ashley (HVHms> NB
•303 Samoa, Mesa Verde, C.M. 923 Congress, Costa Mesa 1101 Kings Rd .• Newport Beach 642~5200 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
646-7171 $99,999 Sun 1-4 546-2313 $79,500 Sun 1_5 642·1248 $429,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1846 Samar, Mesa Verde, C.M.
3642 Provincetown, Colony, Irvine * 19481 Sierra Chula, lrvi.qe 1720 Port Stirling, Newport Bch 646-7171 $136,900 Sun 1·4
752·1700 $94,900 Sun 1-~ 546-2313' $158,000 Sun 11_2 640-1141 Sunday 1-5 1824 Port Ashley (HV Homes> NB
19142 Hamden Lane, Hunt'g Bch 1993 Port Seabourne. Newport Bch .18 Morro Bay· Spyglass, CdM 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5
962-6103 $87,500 Sunday all day 644-7020 $1~.ooo Sunday 1·5 640·1812 Sat&Sun 1-5 •4051 Loma St.. Irvine oJleo (Nwpt Shrs> NB 832S_o. EIUQf.L.:Santa Ana, 1745 PalomaJ>r <Back.Ba.Y1U~ -~~-"---OMl"::MUJu.u.~....:. --~96~2"'-JU55851ot&\..u$a.illllj77...,,500 ..... &.Q.,J..uu __ S_un-. -1--5 --=~~:>118~.231~3 $61,900 ~._,._-s'--un-1--s--,.s1'"5,....,.1 .... 6112,..,..--.$1Til69""~-Ji; --s8tfSun'"':'1-...s--=2487~ 1 El Cortijo, Mission Viejo
2014 Barranca, Newport Bch 1700 Palau PJ,, Costa Mesa ••34 Balboa Coves.BalCva.NB 830-2011 Sat/SUD 10.4 ~~6036 Sun.1·5 546·231.a $104,900 . Sµn 1·5 675-7060 $327,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2641 Alta VU,ta (~tl>luff) NB
, 210\ LeewardLii. (Baycrest'\ N.B. 243r.Po~tby(HVHomes) NB '1718 Pl. Asbley(HVHbmes-rN:B. 759-MU · · Bat~wi f~s"
542-974' $189,500 SWJlO:S0-4:30 642.-8235 Sat/SUn12·S '159-0811 $JM,500 Sat/SUb1·5 2004N.CQellaCt.,M.Verde,CM
17712 Cassia Tree Ln., ltvlne 321 P~ Ave., Cd.M ••2245Heather <Cherry Lake) NB 546-4141 S138,500 Sat/SUn 1-6
675·3W. $149,900 Sun.1·5 8Uc:8200 '2591500 Sa&JSt.Qi 1·5 759-0811 Sun. 1·5 •933 Croct.is Cr., Costa Mesa
1160 Norta, Laguna Beach * • 1915 ~Jde Dr .• CdM •29 Carmel Bay (Spyalass) CdM ~ $.129 500 su.n..1 s '91~33.11 $14(500 Sun l·'S .... ~c~,'~t.,J..·~. /&nn.s ~ t885,08&' San. t-s 1'714-0ibu l't (Mesa Verde> CM. • 1375LaMirada,Laguna Beach -CU Pl1n ~· YIV •lll~ 16f9Labrador, Costa Mesa 540-1120 S133,900 Sun. l·S
497-3331 $249,500 Sun l ·S ,..!"-'1171 f?',500 &ml·~ 751·S191 tM,900 Sunday 1-4 •1101 White Sails Way <HVHls> CdM
1151 Summit, Laguna Beach '9.1.0 E. 20th St •• Colt& Mesa •1033 White Sails Way~ CdM 495-1056 Sun. 1-5
499-4551 $495,000 Sun 2·5 646·7171 $124,900 • . Sun 1.. 644-9080 $249,SOO Stm. 1-5 1778 Kinglet Ct (Mesa Verde) C.M.
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640-1812 Sat&Sun 1·5
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640-1812 Sat" SUn 1·5 tm Polaris Dr. <Dove·rShn) NB
&U-8235 '489,750 sun. 1-s
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DIRECTORY
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
3 IR plus FAM IM or DEH
••4409W. Coast Hwy, Nwpt Bch
645-0303 $250,000 Sun. 2-6
2 IR plus FAM RM or DEH
1 Duskywing CS & S> Irvine
559· 7090 Sat/Sun 11 ·6
3 IEDIOOM
26 Canyon Island <Big Cyn) N.B.
644-4910 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1-5;30
2347 RichmndWy,Monticello,CM
646-3928 $69.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 U plm FAM RM or DEM
2435 MarsP.illes. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $82.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 IEDROOM
19 Satinwood (Univ Prk), Irvine
752-1700 $105,900 Sat/Sun 11·4
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
, 3 P ..... I llt
308-308~ Sapphire, Balboa Isle
673-4062 $239,500 Sunday l -5
.. ~
CONDOMINIUMS
. FOR SALE • • 2 llDltOOM
3 Crest Circle, Corona del Mar
631-1.800 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•35 Seascape, Newport Beach ~ sat&~wu-s
2200 FieM& (Bluffs> NwplBeach
644-4637 $145,000 • Sat/Sun l..S
2003 Vista Caudal {Bluffs) N.B.
67>5930 $168,500 Sun.·1·5
20382 Cranberry, Yorba Lind -.
13 Viejo <Rancll San '.J'.oaquinl Il'Y:-
675-3411 $114,500 Sun 1·5
2071 Vista Del Oro, Newport Bch
642.o303 $143,000 §lul.1·5 ' .. 'J 211 .... FAMIMwDIM
217790cean Vista Dr., S. Laguna
499-1601 $152,500 Sat/Sun 11.S ao Jetty (Jasmn Ck> CdM ,.
875-3'11 $235,900 Sun.1·5
-J •ROOM 2931 (Unit E) S. FairView • S.A.
873-MOO $'75,500 Sun. 1~5
· 12 Swift Ct. {Newport Crest) N. 8 . ~ MS-75"15 $143,950 Sun.1-S
21 Whitewater CJasmn Cid CdM
87"411 $240.000 SWl.i 1-5
••1311 Bayside or .. N.B.
, ~ $:525.000 Slt/SuD 1.S
300 OtseO, Bluffs. Newport BeaCb _..,.,., 111'7 ,500 Silt/SUD 1~ ..
603 Vista Bonita. Blurfs, Npt Bcb
644-7020 Si58,900 Sl;lll 1·5
3 IR pllll FAM 1tM or D1H
412 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) N.B.
640-1858 Sat/Silit 1 ·5
19CanyonCrest Dr .. CdM
833-1689/774-6500 Sat/Sun 12-5
361 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa
631-0718 $82.000 Sat/~un 1·5
·DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
211&111
305 & 3051h Coral, Balboa Island
675-3331 $246,500 SUQ 1·5
700-700'1'2 Begonia. CdM 675·7424 $152,500 . Sat/Sun 1-5
616 Begonia. Corona del Mar
673-5227 $162,500 Sun 1-4:30
2 ll'S EACH
35916th Place (EastC.M. Hts> Cl\J
644-9677 $128,500 Sunday .\2·4
438 Begonia, Corona del Mar 1
494. 7518 $209,500 SUD.t·S 716 Jasmine, Corona del..)f ar ~40-0056 $210,000 Sat/Sun .s
425-425Jh Iris, Corona del Mar
673-8494 $215,000 Sat/Sun .4
200Diamond <Balboa Isl.>.~.B. ,
675-2910 $269,500 · Sat/Sun -5
353 La Perle, Newport Hgbts, C. M.
645-1061 $158,500 Sat/Sun 5
304 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
644-7211 $259 ()()() SUnday 1;5
420 C-610enro<f,~rona del Mar
49'7·1955 Sunday s
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. • • • • • 'II • • .. • • • • '
Lingo
RIAl&Taft
NEWPORT ~EACH
IWFFS CONDO
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IALIOA ISLAND
Fl&tCH llGEMCT
Tltls .... -. fl•• 1te•oo. ...... with
f9lllly ,..... & roof top •t• f I 111 .,...
typlfMs ........ of .... .._ ... ..,.,.._
.... .,.. .... d wood tr ........ '"'9ch
............. weft wt ..... floOtlulg _.. tllh VIia tnly lfMCI& Tlllh ts a o.ce
•• • ....... azp•rt.ltJ fw .,.. ...... ... ,...-111'1 ..,. $Jt5,000.
MEW DUPLEX
Ow•er'• Hit co•pl•t•l1 rHtodeled
lltcilldklg ......... wfttl Wdlt a. wht'
batltrooa New ='""' ........... .. Oltd finpl1cH la :..... s,aclC*I Nlltal
Hit has oceatt•lew. Low MctllfH ... tt
property with .:ort••nlHcH Harby.
$205.000.
' FIVE BEDROOM IARGAIM
AH aew profnslOMlly ~onted ..._ wftta
eteW ...... browtt C..,..., W .. llf lrl mcl
woods.~ rOOM. pool. faaai,...,..
*"""bAaa•1 l ... for .. 1shl I J
Good scMol cllfrtct ...-.,. $I 0 I ,500.
LAGUNA BEACH
EMERALD IAY
Four ....._...,.... dew with c-'ty chann
Sttperlt t.sllly hosM with a..-t cefft.cJs,
French doors, hardwood floors. *"""''· forsnal clNftCJ area. ·-ly S'OOISI -' oc ..
view. Here's a hosM your fft1y hos beeft
lookhtg for. $400,000.
MYSTIC HILLS
RoUlftlJ greett hils Oltd CaftYOI' Ylews from
this ...ty ct.corcshcl ...,... ........_ two
boHt llo.-ist LCICJlllNI hocla. PriYah Mftlutg.
decll md patio. ,.rfect for ..tcloor
etltet t .. J DQta A ltCMM for tt. clscet'bllltg f...,. $149,900.
llSHOP·MAMMOlH
Eftfoy • set11atlottally cllffer•t c.stoun .•siCJMd ............................ ....
trOllt plCIJ -...... occtlpled. -.... forces
sat• or exchange. $350,000.
644-7020
2123 SAM JOAQUIN HIU.5 IOAD
NEWPORT IEACH
EHGUSH ESTA Tl
$59.llOO
TAICIOVH
VA LOAM
TAllOVBLOW
IMllllST FHA
LOAM
Buyer to take subject to
FHA loao w /~99 mo. pymt. Earthtone erpta.
wane paneUn1. sharp 4
bdrm C.ta Mesa bome
\n Ideal fmly
nel1bborbood. Don't
hesitate. Only $'79.900.
Call now! MS-94.91
t:J Walker 1; llrn
Real Estate
H 0 R S E
PROPERTY
2 Yrs new & lbi.s beauty
needs an owner. 3 Br.
+bonl.aS room. zooed for
2 hones on a \"3 acre
view lot. No down. no
clolinl eo&ts to VETS.
OOered at $14,900
540-3666
Wltelc-.11
REAL ESTATE
VA TERMS!
3 bdrm . l "'-i ba .
tDwnbouse on greenbelt near pool. Only 164,500!
Call today for appt.
~9'91
~ Walker t; lee
Real Estate
COOL rooL
w/4 Br. RV access on
tree lined s treet. No
down VA. low dn FHA.
Hurry. you'll bE' in the
::.un b y th e p oo l
w1ownership pe aee of
mind. Off e r e d d l
'6.1.SOO .
540.3666
Wltelc-a11
REAL ESTATE
..WCUSTOM
BIGANTVllW
Unmatched selling for
this exqwsite cus tom
bome. 4 bdrms. 3 ba. 3
car garage. frml din
rm, 3 frplcs · huge fmly
rm & btfl view. 751H501
k VETS*
0 OOWN-OCLOSING
Homes in all areas of
ORANGE COUNTY VETAGT.
Cal 541-0800
2 OM A LOT
Best buy on Eastside. 2
houses oo one large R·2
lot. Immaculate & full
of charm. Residence
plus income. or bui Id to
suit. This one won't last
at $83,950. 646-7711
~ Walker f; Lee $2500 Total Down
Soaring 2 sty. 4 br +
pool! A handyman's
paradise! Paint and
profit and you have yourself an estate. Ex·
cellent Tnhm living.
Call Quick. 8-47-6010
3 bdrm & pool beauty
subject to existing VA loan. Also. new VA ___ ReaJ __ Es_ta_te __
OPfN 111<1 •II\ IU .. 101>1 N< I
terms for the veteran.
Owner will carry 2nd
TD for the Investor.
Pool + patio. Garden
setting, Better Hurry ~
Only SBS,900. ~9491
l~IHAUll RW &b~ __ ....;,.._~,;..;_--1
eJ Walker C lee
NlW CdM VIEW LISTING
HARBOR VU HILLS
This spectacular ocean view
~r.oadmoor ~ome abounds in
fabul~us views of harbor Ughts.
Catalina sunsets and magnificent
colored .sails. ~n tJ~wport Bay. An
uncomprom1smg delight with 4
bedrooms. 2'h baths and an open
feeling enhancing entertainment
and cozy-con:if ortable f amlly living.
Very pr.estt&ious Lo.cation with
~any more amenities. Come and
vlSit! Saturday and Sunday 1 to s
PM. 2715 Windover, CdM, $350,000~
...._ TRlJl-YONEOFAKIND
Beautifully wood sbineled 3
bedroom. 2 bath front cpttaie with
custom brick walkway cozy
woodbuming fireplace sunWnded
by beds or colorful bouquets of flowers. Decorator-perfect 2 bedroom, 2 bath back Unit elates pride Of ownership. Sbllabtlna, beamed cellln1 and a ver3
accommodaUJ,\S wetbar w /plush
fireplace. ~oy a fantutlc view ol the~ and ocean from the~
owner unit. Cd)( 's very beat. S2:M"'°°. .
BUSY · & NEEDING
Unique Homes of Mesa
Verde is "plugged into"
a relocation referral
servtce that has created
a demand for mor e
s alespeople . We ar e
busy and need help' Ex·
perienced or n e w
salespeople may apply.
Attractive <antiques> of·
rice & top quality (peo·
pie) associates to work
with. Contact Sandy
Orlowski or Jim Wood
at M&-5990
• • This charming 4
bedroom. 2 bath home
lQPted ln North,i Costa Mesa · bas a separate
family room & dining
area. It sits on a lush gr-een comer lot & has
RV access. The owner's
motivated. make an of·
fer. CM.I. 555-!660.
CSELECT
T'PROPERTIES
•CAMYOM Broadmoor home for =--000. Owa/1.$
~
. , ~ .. . . . . :' ·...-1 !'."~ ,. ' ~ . .
MEW USTIN&I !
IEAUTlllUL WATBROMr HOti9
4 8~ plus ramUy room a~ baths ,
2 fll'eplaces. ~ patios. Boat allp and
~andy beach, in Balboa Coves
·327.500 J
OP84 UT/SUM 1·1
34 .... C.....M.I.
IALIOA IAY PIOPllTIIS
REAL TOaS 675-7060
CHEHY Ir UCIPTIOHAL S 110,000
Great ftlSlly ca •ltr a. IWkqt•
Sltarp 3 b•clroo•, fa•lly r•, ......... ,., ................. , ....
HltCMn'S m CATCHR $149,500
W_... & ,....... ..... l IM•a•
Ito•• wltlt 9•Hro.. yard .. c1 • 9N••-•· Sp1cloa row wtllt II tM
co.forts.
OWMH WIU. LSI/OPT
OI SB.1 OM COMtliCT
GrffWY & pw feclkMI • • omd tti1
uclttullJ tllne ll'Yel corMr ca11fa t ' 1
hw wftll) .... OOIM, ... f-8y roo9
••d dl1ht9 roo"'. Proflufo1ally
decorated ;,. ¥let good taste •d
ilMHIClllah. c-....a..t to bHcl9 .cl
..... <Ollis. $154,500.
VIEW"'°°"JACUlll S 179,500
u.....I 4 ..... .._ wittl ... ..._.
be•llM pool md OCEAN VllW. ~ ,.... ...... s....._c.,....u a r.n,
to Sltow ... OWlllf' wll c..,, • '°"' 2tld TD.
UCHAMCH oa LSl/OPTSl7t,50(, 1
GtMrom4 ....... a.tt.llllffs•
CortMt' ..... to POOL ..... 2 pcllltos.
Onrlooa IYlh ,,........ :
PL!ASIMGL Y UCITING
ledllced to s 162,500
A faMlty hoMe tW Is so ..._.....,
decorahd -... ,. ... ,..d JOll'd .. .,. w1 .. e 1r1 u .. 4 Ill! qu.Nty mc1 .....
taste...._.. ... 3 be*1-. a.g.&
opett lftM) &: c&.lllg ..... + pool ...
yard wlti CJl"HMry, playttoae _.
storage b'OOM.
DYMAMIC & DRAMATIC a. .. utd to s21 s.ooo
Decorator perfect 2 ... -. .. Ir
fonMll cla. ,_ ..... Jflly l••Cllfld
........ ,...... ........ J .,
Cre8 wftli ucr..1.. pool & ....,,
facnHMs. 0--wfl ..... , .....
VIEW. UGHTS, W ATa
T•rrific Contl'r locatfalt wlflt pri•ocy
abo.. Hie street. o,.. 9d airy l
l,edroo• •o•• wit• fa1tlly roo•.
&tertal•r's Mgllt IR '"a... Tln"CICe.
STEPS T9 IEACH DUPLEX S.Z I 0,000
Newly -orated & al ,_..,.d 3 & 2 1.nc. ......_ ..... lllt H 11r/wWer for
best IStCOIMI
A WATBROHT HOME 1265,000 .... 11 ... 3 ....... .,... _ ..........
patio o•...tooidswJ the lay for pr ,...
rowl ......... I .. Spodo.t, lkJllf, *1
-tast1Yy -onttecl. , ..... floors. .Slip for 40' boat.
HOME OH WATH
W /SUP $365,000
Copti•afiltg tw•sfory 1tCMM wttt. ........
dlann, rigllt • the wahr wfHI • boat
sHp JM OWIL 0.. of • .W 4 bl•omt
..ct fmtlly roo. a. a prl•• locdiaa.
DAY & Mm VIEW,
POOL. $175,000
Otstst• &liq ............. 4 ···-................... i .... .....
c ..... .,.. floor ............... ...
pool ... cMck for ... ...
• . IMPIESSIYI & IARI TRIPI.IX-•
$475,000 .
lest 11•119 ,oulble for tit•
hrt••lor/OWStlf' .......... UdD ..
addreu! Sp•clo•• ••cl ••wly
recMcorahd....._ ~ wll nc••t•• C'"1~T.D.•
com• COMPO~T·~·.::oo ,.. ...... J -4 .... ,....
,... wlllt ff•f9ul11., wet w. CW,
block to,... ....... MmJ ....
Wate.tro•t ....
2633 w. Coast t-fwy.
~Beech
'91·1400
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Alt., jOlnlng Tarbell, R .. ltOtl Cotta ~a
otflea 3 yews llgO. G19" h&a eccumul.-d an
lmpre ... ve lilt of ach1evementa. ... It •
"*"~°'the .... ··c.o.11ac C1UC>" in .tdjtlon
to ~"9~ In the Miiiion Qoli., Club '°' h1a out8tancfift0 perlonnanoe In lrstlng and..._
Hi• experti9e and prOf~ In the real
nta .. ft9d ,,_.. him IN perf9d Qt'°'°9 In
.... ring ell )'OU( QUa11ons ~ the cun.nt
Muting "*"'-''
North SI•:
Price Slashed!
Gourmet l<ltcheo tor mom. c:omptete wrth built
In mlC\'OWllYe and deluxe e11tfas. Remodeled
Interior. with 3 bedrooms. ..ong area. entry
and hearty fireplace In the h¥fng room. Tile In
bathrooms. COYef'ed patlO Orcp byl $9',900
Call S40-1720
Relax!
Heated Jacuni
Secluded. shade COYered area is lhe Ice.lion of
this cust~,.1,acutt1 ... surrounded by wood
deck. S seon. ne.r master beth. tool
Come .,_, aee this r8"Ch sty1e • bedrOom
home. with eetmg ber. family room. aJ1d 2
fireplaces. Newty painted, plulh eerth tone
carpets. Lota of storage: patio. Call now•
$134,950. 540-1720
·Owner
Extremely Motivated
Must sell his tastefully appol/lted executive
home now! Large 2 story 4 bedroom home with
3-car garage: huge bonus room. built ins In
kitchen. dining. entry. fireplace and patio with
880 1n rear. Prolesslonal landscap1no
Reduced toS105.000 540-1720
. Lush,
Delightful Eastside
Newly painted charmer on huge lot! Dining
area, eating area. huge Irving room and 3
bedrooms. Covered patio in rear for your
summer entertaining. RV parking. All on large
corner lot Reduced to sn.soo ca11 ~1720
Newport
Heiallh Area
Prime "f~I Lush, EZ care yard surrounds
this executlVe 3 bedroom home. Remodeled
kitchen for mom: dining. eatmg ber. family
room and ftreplace. Newly painted. Patto. Call
for detaflsS127,500 ~1720
.. Mesa Verde
-
For the Executive
Attractive SCteened t>onua room ideal for all
your entertainmgl Spacious 4 bedroom home
with dining. entry, eahng area. and hanctsome
fireplace in the living room. Custom shutters
Inside and out. Deluxe kitchen. Patio. can now.
be lore 1ra gone! $119,900. 5-40-1720
Tri Pier.
Good Income & Excellent
Financing
Don't miss this lovely 3 unit buildlng. m SUt)er
area. Each untt complete with 2 bedrooms and
2 baths; attractive decor. Lush landscaping.
Beat Investment yeti Call the experts at Tatbell
for details. 540-1720
VA Terms &
Doloy Pool
Newly i*nted 3 bedroom home with lots of
otlarml Deluxe kitchen. bullt ins. den. ealing
area and handsome panellng. Come and t~ a
look! S72.900. ~1720
Lush Atrium
~!t~~:! ~:"!Ith large country
kitchen, entertaner'a living room. entry, eating
area, ttreplaoe and 3 bedrooms. Patio; RV
parldn fOt Chat new tx>etl Call t
Shown
With lots Of PricW · ....
All you'll ever need In this newly reduced Mesa
Verde executive tlom9. Lota of amenities
n • Including.., ultf'll IOOIC burglar Marm. amoQ
detector. built In bookcases. buffet. Indoor
880 and more. • bedrooma, formal dining. den
. .
"8fld • ..,..., f'OOm' 2 '"""' =-·~ ~ Fruit and citrus t,.... gakn. Now J 1'9.000.
Call M<>-H20
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Co1taMe1a ·
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DELIOHT llavt it
yoar round. Your own
MIM'OIT llACM 40' Avocado treet on '°" Tat Of -.&. acre lot. New 4 bdrm
••••••••••••••••••••••
lest ol lhe .,. ...... home In eat ab
qulaltel7 decorated nelahborbood. n 14 > Carmel Model. HVH: _11H __ 1n_a_or_.-._.., __ _
lrocn the real blckory DIUMled famJly nn to ..... ..._.. I 006
lbt decorated ma\ •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• awi.. Olla LI 1peclal! Of11M MOUll
llG.IOO • he. IUM)AY 1-t PM t.an=·ai •~:~: ' lot-Joe•;, :"r•
bdrtna •• 1la1lt 1tory: w9Rarm2.,~~bat w/fi11>'a~· i family rm.. tna;o ,..., ~1 · ...
yard, all landscaped. PIUO-+ Ira. 1 BR apt.
new caramel colored •.aoo
~&:,l· , .. t eauow! t311ar1 v1nc1
z1t.q22t r11nar (m•-) 67Ht62 --:-tJ&twt -'J 1289.500 Duplex 3+2
bdrm Immaculate. --------•I Owner. 200 Diamond. 815-21UO.
OPEN SUM 1·5
B • 305~ CORAL
Beautifully remodeled
decorator's home. 2Br.
2ba w /1 Br apt. $246,500
TIMMIS YIU.A LovelY 81utr1 end unit.
up1raded 3 8 R + paaelled family room
with bu.llt·ln cabinets.
thelves. On quset cul-de -•~. dose to ahoppina.
tennla. Tenn la Club Lou Brechtel" Assoc. membership Included. _ .... ...1-Ave. 6?5-3331 By owner. Open house _. ""-.....
Sat. Sun 1-5; 412 Viata
~:.::~.;ee. or by ..._ hil 11• 1007
I~~~~~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• , _________ Xlnl. loc., nr. s:!v. bay
Jlglf Sl•hr Hw :::.k.!:.Riits.oOo'rpl.,
W~ 4-U. 3 BR. 2 Ba, Marshall Rll)'. f5-4800
townbome, pool. clubhouse. Priced to sell C1pl1tr,.. IHcll I 011 at lllD.000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OPEN SAT /SUN l ·S OCEAN VIEW
2347 RlchmoDd Way 4 Bd.rms, 4~ baths. 3600
XW Storten
Two Orange County
Residential board & care homes. Illness
forces aale.
a.. to Sdlools
4 BR, 2 Ba, family
r oom, la• kitchen.
Colle1e Part home.
Owner leavin& area.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
308 Bowlin1 Green
Lach'enmyer
Realty Inc
646.vns 673-~179
EASTBLUFF
O....s..dav 1·5 23u AR eu1us
VIEW! 4·Br, ram·rm home by Lu s k .
Jacunl/spa. Walk to
scboob, shoppin&. ten·
nls. The perfect
neighborhood. the perfect home. Come
see•
sq ft. Open house
Sat/Sun 1-5 at 27192
Calle Juanita. $261,000.
Ph 493-3089 "' 646·9169 by owner.
c--...... 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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JASMINE CIEEI ..... _.,._ hh4 c ,,,
.,~ ........
Pl.AM I IAYMIST ..._. -2 BR + den, 2 BA,
beautlfully decora\ed. Lowest price
resale ln Jasmine Creek. Fully
upgraded w/pvt. front courtyard, auto
sprinklers & security system. S20'7.000
ZZ SHOAL DtUft.
PL.AM II
WIMDllff MOO& -2 BR, den, 2 BA. 2
frplcs . ne•er llved·in . Fully
landscaped & upgraded, air
condiUoned. $212,000. 14 J!TTY DlfVI.
PL.AM IV
M00991ST MOD& -3 BR, 21h BA
extensive landscape, microwave. ad
extras. Owner trasnsferred & must
sell. $239,500. ll WHITIW A111 DltlYI.
PL.AM IV
MOOlltlST MOOR. -3 BR, 2~ BA,
family room. balcony off master suite
w/2 fountains, all extras. A MUST
SEE! $259.500. 17 SHOAL HIVL ,...,
75MU3
• --
Enjoy first user's write·off on 2 new
duplexes. 425-425~ Iris, is ready for
occupancy. 3 bdrm .. 2 baths + 2
bdrm .. 2 baths. $215,000. Or. buy 721
Orchid today & choose your favorite
colors, lots or wood, shake & rough
stucco. $26.5,000. Let's trade!
MAILlmlt•
OWNER Meda to sell . ~MeuVerde BtlDt aDaferred. Price
C'tdueed to: 11.U.300 Act : Beth. 9'4·2'Sl, -.oni. pacer 19515 .
llPLACIMIMT
at this &ll'lee la lmllQlli·
ble! In lood Weataide location. tbla three bedroom, two bub
bome with two car
1ara1e, hae lovely
fenced backyard too!
Only $69.500. Call m.Ul20 ..
i 9UAIL
PLACE f'IOPBTilS ..
10,. ft WO P.M.J
OOPS.OWMH
DllOPfB) PllCI!
Mesa Verde estate. Ex· ec tramferred. Now :
1185.300. Agt: Beth.
IS4-3f.31. 835-0211. pager
11515. ,... .......
Giant • bednn. 2 batb, famlly rm. huge living
rm w /fplc. Gourmet
tltc:ben. Paint and
aave! ! Sacrifice! Call
5*ZSU.
Ol'FN '" 9. "\ fUN ro 11 H!Cr •
~ ' THE REAt
-~~TATERS _
ut98JIV AILE
PRICE · •
RIDUCTIOM
NlWPOIT HEIGHTS
SM,500!
BUNGALOW O~ R·i LOT
642·1830
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$6000 IWW• ._. MAHIJ I.AMAIN! OPlt4 SUM 1·1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••u•u•• ............ ~···••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••
l11tl S.•-rwl•d Ftur upper 4Bd rm. Price reduced twice· • u COVE ~c~O~~er'"ti ~~~~11
Down pa1meot No Lm ·~ ~ now only Mt.too: 2 Poeular Woods ide v•"•JION AT HOME Blcr/Bldr Cal 494·8818 . iu•llf)>lo1-owne.r will ()pen Sat/Sun 12·4 ~ bedrms ts Jl1an· Mqde l in Arhorlake · NIA
lnucer 4 Bdrm•. 2 a llR-br• lrt lut. tk ua r~ml. Lohvely Woodbrldae 2·Level Saitina. swi--'ng, tenru·s. volleyball ~ ltinlmal tlOllnt 1 Blk/ &/Hamilton c 0 u n tr f • t c • n • home with sunken llvlna ·~ "mu
CQIU. can Raniet on Broakhunt Spaclou.s master wtn1. rm d • n d 1 "• n a and shuffieboard plus a lake, spas and am CARP!:T TM-1202 ' C'over•uauo. OH aaueria. hi.iae famil)' pools. All of these amenities are
I019J ._.. Clnle "1'111! HUNTlMOTON" ~ 11~1:~~~ rm. /kltcben area It yours. Pick the plan and price home
mT IUT 4 BR. boa{f aaiata, view lloet po~r • pre· lllllEOIATE SALE! qook.•Upper level has 3 from these beautiful new Woodbridge OM IASTS9I I IDl SI Uaata •U&iout home In BARGAIN HUNTERS ~hly sttvat.ed homes.
oll Broc*hunt Goldtaiw .. t !'Atala. c CALL '7D1100 FAST! · fr service area. S\lper remodeled 4 •••U.ua.d B.n>ken BR.. 1 a. + Ire boflut Vi'l,.,,10.1•HVN '<11v11ot1 • ExcauAalt.ely uparaded &
Bdrm, ,2 bath family Jolln ea,.,. .... ,414 rm. fam rm wtwet bar, f ... decorated. Neutral col· =· ~~9~J~ C'!Ti ~ke : ~ Bonus LO rod tUe ~t1 S.Car1ar.. . .,Jll'i. 'llt',IJI :..~~t!~~~fnb! ~·5llO for more d• •Uina •PDt · Pfd lncbq10 on • very DB :~ disappointed. Private ~ Pnv. part,y want. to bu,y pvt Jol. Won'l laat beach facllitlea. A real
t llr bomt ln Kwit Och ~~rtleli VJ. IN llVINE bat1aln at •t36.SOO. from prav. parly <May assume 8 1fl%
5e-1171 ........... HAllll A 4 bedroom home with variable interest rate ~~~~~~~~ ...._. .... '-«loeed patio and the &oaaw,~· --cnu.a"IE -$7500 DOWN S • S La1una mod•i owners are ANXIOUS! --• ....... ~
CONTI.ACT SAl.£-Lae 3 BR. t Ba. new ~. hme In Goldenwcs t Now uldAI oa.1.Y -.S.800. Oflt4 SUM. 1·5
OllL 0peo Sat/&a 1-t. drp9. palnt . Olenmar Ellatail. 14571 OVAL
IOU Calvert Ave . 11ome. 111n h'om beach. lNll Coralwood Lane New o n marke t ! 2
_Owat;.__.;._IA#.1....:;...:..' &1.:..:...:..1..:.·1.ZST=.::..:._-.1 l'lt carry balance al Open houH Bdrm .• 2 baths, front
S100 mo No credit ~~ unit townhouse. Xlnt 3 II.POOL needed. 957·1998 pranc """ vllue. '83Jl60
$74 'so only BY OWNE.R·Prln ooly 1 WOOOlllDGI
• S6S R.eaaJ 5 1 i· ltY 2Br, 1Ba Condo. xlnt PrestiliOUa Washington What a terrif1c deal• e pee a isu. loc, new paint, cplll, in Model ln The Estates; 3
New 1parltllo1 kitchen 3•4 or ~ bdrm models door lndry $66.tsO. bdrms. family rm .• den.
Ubioet&, ClrpetlDI, avaal, some W /pools. 841·51'7$ for appt ._..._ .... IU.I TV 3 baths, patio; lwcuriOUS
paoetiq Ir mucb ~ ~ . ~ -· • carpets: landscaped. on a corner Lot. Don't Plluun&\Gn Properties swa 55 I ·2000 Priced below market at
mlsa u. )'a.rd acparaLe La 9-ste v• $199,950.
from t.be pool. Don't .. TO llACH 3 Bdrm, 2 bath corner IRVIN£ GROVES DAVID D. CARLSON
wait! Call now 64S-Tl21 from this cute 2 Bdrm lot. RV access. Across UALTOll 133-9293
~ 9! ~.~ HERITAGE
HU\lTORS
ASPEN MODEL-
CREEKSJDE S92.900 ASPENWOOD-BROADMOOR 107,500
WILLOWS-CREEKSIDE 110.500
WILLOWS-CREEKSIDE 118,000
POPLAR-VILLAGER CONDO 69.950
ASPENWOOD-BROADMOOR 109.900
OAKWOOD-BROADMOOR 99,900
For information on any or these
Woodbridge specials. call today.
WOODlllDGE
II.ALTY
551 -3000
condo. 1 mile to beach. ~~0r:1es~e 'Fuf.1 1:;f~~ BEST BUY! Heri~e Park 2 br 2th ~ ~··e'•~t ... ~~oufort. $80,000. u._, co this 3 bedroom b a u P g r a d e d • MUST SEE ! .._ __.. --·-·1 1 ci d d d lmmac decorator's OPEN HOUSE 1 ·5
Call MICKEY et family home with an scape • rape · dream house in Wood· . a• D~RID~ ~!=~m seltparl atesfamlly rooirntb. $76,SOO. 551~ bridge. 2 stry, 4 Bdrm. 14605 & 07 .... W.ilclH ..., IUWW& • • "· v•-•<u • a ycamore w Woodbridge Brighton 2 3 ba. Open 1·5 SUnday .\ pair of Walnut Square
1 a.a.. ....w.,. _.1 an atrium. 1650 sq ft or ·BR + den %.,.. ba IUn· at #12 Partridge. Condos for your pre· ..... ~ ~ pure luxury with central .. ~.. • • lREN/I •-Hills SAVE s~< 401 air, self cleaning ovens '"""""• upgraded .thruout. rv ... e view. Stop by & com· l'e ff • and so much more. A/C, Sl26,500. 55l-068S ____ 754_~_l ___ , pare.
ome see fixer with IM PllOPIR'nu Assumable 8~% loan. DON'T WAIT ON THIS 1__.__ ,.~.,.. $6500 Down. owner will super potential + poss I 67c ••6ft 2 B d r m • 1 ~ .. B a ONE•• C II tod r .-.-~ 12 Pal-•s ble VA ftnancina. Hurry --Landmark condo. One details.· a ay or 1 yr new. 4Bdrm, 2th Ba. c ar r Y • Deer fi e 1 d On the bel ·won't last! .1 f · Btfly grd .. 07 000 town.house. Plan 3. 3Br. green t: A 4 CENTURY 21 m 1 e r om beach. up $48-SUs: . . 2.,..Ba, Cam rm. rughJy bedroom home in Irvine
SUrf Realty 979·1050 BUOY YOUI OWN Security guard. million UP4(raded. finished Groves at the end or the
IACIC YD SPA $$~.=_ p,•.,IO HOME patio. 912,900. By owner. c,ul·de·salc&. Just steps
Lush Oriental paradise 1n this blfi :tB 2.,..88 .......,. ............... ,.., 558-4924 rom poo spa
in. pri,me area. Enter· + fam rm h:~e. l lh Well·known "respected ln lovely adult com· --------
--------Orangetree. 1 bd, l ba. condo. tenni s.
tamer a floor plan leads yrs old, by owner. liquorstore.Onlyoneln munity. this one year OWNER.Lovely2story.
to gorgeous patio. Ca.ii '129,500. 833.9811 d)'s. immediate area. high new, two bedroom. two 4Bdno, 3Ba, dining & today. · M0-31196 eves/Wltnds. gross wttb 1arse profit. bath home bas u P· fam rm's, Calif hmes. CENTUEY 21 l ... }L-.r c graded carpeting. Country kitcb, outstand·
Surf Realty Open until sold.\ ,4 .. 171z. orp. fireplace , double ing cond. 189.000. 4982
9'79-1050 By owner $80,000 . .,.. ltAHCH RIAi.TY garage, fenced yard and Greencap. 5»3523.
mi to bch, 1800 aq ft. 3 --------•I 551 2000 private patio. acceaa to COME AMD SH! BR+. Ht11e used brick PIJCI SLASH8) ----·-· ___ pools and tennis! All DESPERATE! Beaut. S
3:Gt Wyomln& Cr patios. off living rm. Deerfield townhouse, this-<lC11y f18.900. Call " S Townbouae. comp. 557-3352 dining rm., playrm & $10,000 Plan 3., 3 br 2~ ba, fam 752-1920. ~graded. Pools & t.en· --------1 mstr suite, customized Extremely anxious. rm. highly upgraded. )_ '-'UAIL •sell. Owner sss-7090
IACIC IAY VILLAGE :~~"t,~~~e & in =e'~e~~r~'ft~s;~ finished patio. S82.900. T $7500. DOWM
Elec twnbse, 38r, 2~Ba ..,.,...., ba, formal din area, _B~y~Owniiiiiiiiieriiiii. 559-4iiiiiiiii924iiiiiiiiiiiim PLACE Irvine Groves 4 B~. 2 St>' end unit. upgrd'd Hunt Bch Condo. by cozy fplc in llv rm. • comm. pool & tenna&.
llust ~ t.o apprec. OH owner. 2 story 2 bdrm 1 s pa c i 0 u s g 0 u rm et IT DIDM'T SEU.7 PROPERTIES·· No credit Deeded. owe.
d I.rvine/Santa Isabel ba, nr pool $53.000. kitchen w /lge eating YOU DIDM'T CALL 10,.. Tll 1:10 P.M.I 5514687 ,.._. Properfi•• 847·4'51 area. lge fam rm, over· Go....= A 543-9301 833-87511 __ _;_______ looking your 17x36' pool. 'I·
ON THE SANO Up4raded thruout, low Cl!:NTtJR 21
RAMCH llALTY
SSl-2000
SUNDAY'S
PREVIEW
OF HOMES
roa1a aw TY
1000 NO. CO~T flWY
4'7·2461
OCIAMFIOMT
New listin g ul Aliso
Beach. 3 Bdrma , 21;1.i
baths; very accetralble
to beach. 148$.000
OCIANNOMT Upgraded ~ bdrms .. 3
baths: on larae lot
Beautiful ocean & :sun·
set views. $475.000
DIC. SALE
Spacious ;e bdrm .. huge
family rm .. lge. lJvlng
rm .. deck. patio S
panoramic oet!an views,
on 1ar1e lot on quiet
street. ~.000
CIOWM POIMT
North end, ocean side of
hwy.; 3 bdnns .• 2 baths.
private atrium. $225.000
OYO
Laguna Sands. ;e Bdrm£. 2 baths. deck; ocl!an
view. $170.000.
NORI NS
REALTY
QUIET COMFORT tind
clO&t'·'" convenlenre ~, block to bea<'h. 2 Bed . :'
Ba adult l(ardt•n ot
1115.960
ACTIVITY & lNCoM t-: Gott. 11urf and renn~ JI
your door ll\ thi11 IJ~W
San Clemente duplt•JI.
Sl~.000 •
UNIQUE DANA POiN1
LANDMARK 'I'll milt h·
the Manna. 3-1 Bed. 'un
its. Ocean v1ewi;, JifO<S
i n come & anxl'u ' seller $19S.OOO
494-8057 :
THE ,_._tk0c.-
BIG STEAL VIEW!
AND YOU DON 'T &eoh..4e HA VE TO BE A THIEF rl'VUllD TO SEE THE VALUE 1295.000 gug1ested pri~
ln thia striking contem· Call Mr PX. Currait .
porary 3 BDRM .. 2~ 8 4pm wf:ekda1 s..
BAm HOME. Imposing 2J3.013..'J228. two story architecture•---------
W I DE TA l L ED OP9e SATJSUN ets
EXTERIOR OF WOOD. 21761 Oc.-V1s•o
HEAVY C H AL K South Laguna Th.-
WHITE PLASTER & 8pectacul ur vit>~ "l
H l G H P EA K ED bdrm. & den unit '""' ROOFLINES. Located attached ;;: car gar311 ..
high up on Laguna'!: many custom featur6
famed Riviera Coastline anduclln1t ;; frplc:-Mo~ wtth an OUTSTANDING /. VIEW OF THE SEA & tHn condition Pn,ed
VILLAGE BELOW . und~t marlc:o:I ,~' SL52.!i00 M a s t e r s u 1 t t-............ •cH 1 "'Y W I VAULTED -""""" ~ BEAMED CEILING & Immaculate 4 bdt;m
separate bath. i.s next to family home dose to
PRIVATE SUNPORCH. private beuh cltb
Skylidtted kitchen baa Large recreauon roOm.
BIL1'·1N RANGE . abundititt 'lt<1nif!.
OVEN. DISHWASHER lutcben BBQ $345.00Q.
& utility room. Beneath MIGU& TaRACJ
all lhlS you 'll Cind A "ery pttvl\r t', &
oart1ally i ints h t>d se<'luded patw & pool
BONUS RM. W /PRIV enhance Uw; l bdrm &
ENTRANCE. We think den ltome. "pac1'u' it's "A REAL STEAL"' rooms with high l'tl!
for onJy ings. new !utchen eip
$124,900 Ful rrice pllanre:-S279.SOO
MISSIOM REAL TY
985 S. Cst Hwy . Laguna
........ 4'4-0711
BY OWNER-immed oc·
eupancy. xlnt value,
huge 2Br. 38a. 2 Crplcs, or bch, twnbse dplx,
3 BR Penthouse. Hunt· mamt yard in perfect SSM800 559·7400 COll£GE PARK waterfalls. $47 :500. 3722 -........ Owner/Agt ~5-9584 rornn ingtoo Pacific resales. loc. w/Joads or privacy.
Ron or Max. 536-6063 Submit your Lerms.
OPEM TODAY -----------• A CuJverdale 3 bedroom Outstanding coastlin1:· Sharp 2600 ft 4 bd 36'1 PINE ST. _________ ,family home in great catalina views. ft-Oman· 1!()5N Co;m .. ~,,..~
pool ll jacuui $79,990.1 _______ _
64U714 $9000 ASSUMES
** DWLIX .• * =~T~':e~~ 4
°rat ~-=iJ1!~4 0WMa ANXIOUS
Emf c.M. Htl .. s 3 Br+bonus+R. v
$69,toO
buys this 3 bdrm. &
paint. Live by the
beach.
ram rm. lrlsqinaU. st. w; J1a&Ui•ted & the pride of EXQ.USIVE IN location for park. pool & tic night lights. 4 dif ~~':~.~; 9~~·
frplc, Agt ~J.5721 oor office. 2350 Sq. ft. TlJRTI.EROCK school. prtme ltooc. ~~qulsibt1: J1ti01<:oa11Hoon•av Cprnell Plan of S&S Ir you are even con· new cus m ,..,mes y Scxll"t..gooe ca 92e7' 8 BR. 2 ba, den. formal qlality, in Col.Iese Park. sidering making a 2 ......._. Lagunas· bat buitder.1 _ __::._11_14_1_499'_
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•. , M311 : 1font111y'D " ~-.K"1 dln'g rm. c /a, lndspcd, Impeccably maintained. move, you must atop by Beautiful Stonecreek Priced to sell quickly 81t--------· owner, princ only. Azt top of the line interior #6 Sweetwater. This with swim club & tennia Sl95.000 to '255.ooo. OYO at ocean. Ndtth -
S5IM139 evOpees & wkn · appointments. fully most spacious 2 BR courta. ~bdrms· .~tO \1b!.· end. britt-& cbeer-Y ;! •~•CH CONDO 7sz..&m. n bse, Aug finished bonus room. model bu a fi ....... laee •-BR 2 Ba trg •·v d""'k -mCA 191r20"'c. _.,""" ·-r "' lrg fam rm. wa rm · · · u ·· ""' · a.--2 BR condo, bike ..... _ • ....,.,. wood paneled family sitting room in master 3911 Ash master suites, cootem· view Owner finaqt'• _., -RCCOTT rm. with French doors stite "private balcony Ideally located tree SUBOOO to beach. Won't. last r-~ openin• to huge "lath with a lovely view of shrouded Columbia in pobear!.'?'. kwiett.basrsky.ligbnhtcs..: ·,, .... _ .. ...__ • w/terma like tbia. Woodbridg, Place I. shadedT' deck & green ...... .. -RHT-Under $2,000 dn. W/P.I. 5BR, 3ba on cul-de·aac grass beyond. Only Irvine billa and ni1bt beautifuJCoUege Park. !rplc's. Patio's, decks. 94-7571 !
EACH UNIT bas 2
bdrms. 1 balh & garage. $128,500 by owner. Courtesy to bkrs.
644-9677
1026
payments under $400. next to belfeb. 731..c484 steps from community lights. Decorated in the pro( landscaped. rm forj~~~~~~~~~
IHM/Mo"Hk Owner wants fast sale. wkdys pool: full central air· finest of taste. this 5112 a.ford !f!l51006r pool. By owner .-. HSE suu '14
53,.., .. , I So make an oft now. _ __;:.,.....;.'------~.1:uo .. ;"'g •• wet bar. home exudes warmth Best location in Walnut ._.... --m;n " I
tBr, centTal a lr .1~~~~-~ .. ~~~~ 54().3666 UYllM :wid;drive,paved and sophistication. Square. A highly UP· 234ClffDr.# •••••••••••••••••••••••
sprinklers. lrg covl-WOODIRIDGE sideyard&lovelygated Please stop by Sat or graded2bedroomcondo Un~urpassed. 270 deg. Swt-epang oct-ant &
patio, new ext paint. LARGE FAMILY HOME entry. ia.ooo Below just SUn. 1·5 or call 644-6200. waiting for you. whitewater view. 3 ,BR. coasUane view~ fci>m
331191 Big Sur. 661·3351 4 bdrm. den & fa mily for $71$0. 3 Bdrm. 1 \.'J the ordinary home. This Holly Markas Macnab· luxunous home .• ush adult own your o,~.
agent. rm, top cond lnslde & ba end unit. By owner. beauty now on I y Irvine Rlty 3742 ftro•ilteetown i8:fden room. huge mstr S125.000 Owner "''; •
a.OSI TO MAIJMA out. Mst see to apprec _;;;;;======::-_SS&-_4_19C ______ $116,900 Beautiful Colony 4 Sl.llte w/fplc. decorators carry tst T.D wt:$',
BtluJ split-level, 3Bdrm. $134.000. Cell 968-0413 twW• IY OWMIR bedroom family home deh g ht. 1200 sq .ft. down. •
2'hBa . lrg fa m rm. 3 La cu-ta-El Dorado 3 ..... ,. 1042 onaquiet.cuJ-de-sac. ~~y:n~kb~~ CottalProtMnies ""' Woodbridge Townbome. NE EESCD ROA WLA. 0 NG IS •~1-.1..11 House Ff.C:ntte.·n. 12 .. ~.s. ...,,.. a~-
car aar, ocean view. br, 1:\lt ba. huge bonus ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br; 1~ ba, cpta/drps ., _.._....._ ,..,.. ,..,.,. .. -~-
$1.37,:iOO. room. lmmac. 0/H Sat· --------thru-out. Priced below 'Ibis lovely 3 Bdrm. 21~ A steal! Sycamore 3 .:Owner;;;;;'a;gt;·;
4;94;·;992;;l ;;;j::;;;;;;=: Peter R. Blair & Assoc. Sun AGT 968-6110 SLASHID mkt. •950 Pb 559-0339 ba twnhme in Deerfield bedroom In desirable •
714-752-SSU. EVERYTHING BUT $12,000 + may be Just the home Irvine Groves. SUMMB COOLER DIASTICAU.Y •
8 Taro 1032 ROOM SERVICE. Uni-Buyers don't wait. so PRESTIGIOUS SACRIFICE for you. It is nicely UP· Pool + dear view of IB>UCID t
••••••••••••••••••••••• que MODEL HOME take the bait, You deeerve It! Lovely 2 beaut. new 3 Brs. graded in neutral tones. 12 Paa-dff Saddleback. 3 Bedrm. 3Br. 2Ba . warm & ~zy
$6,SOO DOWN complete w/fum. lnclu OPENSAT/SUNJ.2-4 3 bedroom~ dinina totally uparaded. Agt. JustreadyCor)'ourown On the areenbelt' A 4 ;:~ ba . family rm. fam.ily homew/sepa~u· microwave, 3 bdrm, a OU Calhoun Dr. room
1
hm with extra 673-43ll Pr i vat e f i o is h Ing bedroom home in Irvine Reduced to S139.900. d1n rm. frpk-. bea'fed ~existing loan of ba, fam rm. exotic & room n garage. Sur· --------touches. Owners new Groves at the end of the REGIHT REALTY ceilings. view deck 011
$75,000 and this 1600 ft charmin1. 5 blkl frm rounded by ereenbelts & WOODIRIDG,E home won't be ready cul-de·sac. Just :;teps 8l1·31 t4 mstr bdrm. coveft-d
home la )'OW'S." Bdrm1, bch. w/formal dn area. close to everything in until December. This is from pool & spa. ~~~~~~~~~I patio w1BBQ. lg blc&'d.
2beths,l&edin.ingarea, $149,900. OR •139,900 University Park.New 2 Bdrm an xlnt family -& playhouH \\(,...,
b ...... beerful k'tch w/o furn . Star Real $105,000. Call now for Townhouse. Must. sell ..... borhood .th r1caoooN Sl .. 9500, l~ .. ~o~ner lot. r FuTfy flit.ate 754-6262 address. 1!8,500. Ph 645-9733 aft :1~ty poola~Jac~~~ REOIEED TIERR~wDEL So~
encloeed. Cov'd palio.•--UMl-l'Y-•l...:__H_O_E_S_ lniM 1044 ~ CALL NOW 5· and parks. Call for appt RLTY
new sprinklers & TV M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752 Univ Park 5 Br Chan to see ,,.. .. a""" Holly $10 000 497 1744
landscapina front & re-Cus t o m executive 7315 . · ...... """"" NEW HO'"'!E WITH'~~~~~~~~~ ar. Newly painted,. New estates, walking dis· --------•I • celior model with land. Markas. Macnab-Irvine M 1_ chocolate brown plush tance to surf & sand. WHAM YOUI DONALD M. BIRD Sl28.000. call 559-6726. Realty, SP EC TAC U L A R 2 Houses. plus ->tucf10
cft'g, all new mini Featurina lge 3 br, 4 ba, PLIASUll1 ' Auaciatu.•eoltou Deerfield townhouse. ---------• OCEAN VIEWS : 3 Ocea11v1ews. V1clOl'!:t
b ind1. A rare op · over 2000 sq. ft., den, Bike to the lake rrom ..... _ ....... _t d t . th Plan 3, 3 br 2.,.. ba, fam SPARKLING 3 BO w/lge Bdrm.d2 baths. jacuzzi. bch. beamed ceUu..i~.
port·-i+u at $81,:iOO full family rm, formal din your cozy 2 Bdrm 2 ,..., ... ._ t w an e rm highly pa d d ramlly coun•-kitchen, R.AMCH a•.aLTY staine glass. micro· frplcs. owner S238.too
Pri;;.·"owner /Brk. rm. 2 frplc s + 4 bath Townbome 'tn Weet. ·.a D ily Pilot nruShedpat1·0u •!!oooe · pvtstudy,;./glassed -wave,onlyS16S.OOO. Cons1dertrade.494-2!J~
581·2600, 586-0387. separate paUos, view of Woodbridge. Feellna aa..tlledAd.642-5678. By Owner. 5»4G' .· atrium ofl master suite. 551·ZOOO The Fishing Realtors --
__ _..;. _____ --'.! ocean. Follow Beach lazy? Stroll to the pool Ass um e 7 ~ .. % In . --------497-1666 Channing En!llah lYPtl
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"Swim llt Llmry" Blvd so. to Indianapolis, close by. Want solitude? Owner; DREAMS THUi UCH IAY ~.~Jece~':1.!1~ .,......_ ___ _....._ • .a"hr P«h .-:\.M) DellJ>Wll~.JlOJ ..i'W a sunbath on your Aft. 5:i9-6330 --. • .aeT -.. HOUSI t -5 hke setttno By 0'111...,f
jacuul. Houae ls J. ust blks to mOCtel. Open · secluded redwood deck. """" ' -_.....,. • ...... like new IA every way. tern o on s or ca 11 Thia home baa all the and neither do dream s...y Allgult 20th Consider trade S289.too
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l ... J\Mllllll: Corp Realtors Guild. 96&<8880. ·ftfte'QUatities of an S&S UNIV PAIK houses! Live in the pre· New, spacious. S BR. -494;;.55;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .'*1·1• . \ .. ,IOOfo DOWN built home. HURRY ON • ·tilglou~~ Woodbridge 3.,.. BA . ocun view•
.. hr'" ba F p .... h ... nns ONIS! •• 600.. o· .lfl!ai..I HO.USES. ·°"" TOQ~~ ,. .. ~~ 1,1\ ,e 8.0j'geousf Cl\ll) bome in pvt. aate .. onH SUMDAY lt S
F t• YIAty I 034 • • • • . ., ~ wnr, ~ for Details ,.-5" 4735 IOYCI '"'"''..... e Tb1s our ~ comm. Master
•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 1 ml to bch. $79,900. 64.._7211 3 Bdrma., 2.,._ baths , bedroom · 2t..; bath · BA. w/jac uzz1. ~ook
--------.. ~&C2-~:!331n~.-----, I •5 1920 1q. ft. <gera Plan with breakfast room 1 s I and . 2 ( r p 1c 11
lou,. ~tyi o· . · ·
Al Wealey /C~st Ht}'.
Soulh LM"un11 . ft'•n·
tasttc ,v aew. Walk to
sandy beach 3 Bdrfn11. FIX.••-f i t b bel and formal d.lnin&. with Hardwood pla nktng -•• VIEW HOMI ac na ua 1reen t: 3 fireplace In tbe family duaJ wet ba•. oak est~
,. BR~2~ Be, fp&e ... ,. Lovel)' -3.B\lrm;. -&pen CUL1•7'11D01ALl-fw.,J""'. ln tit:: condition. A ..room. u r.eacb' tor JOU. ~~ fr CDU.d•~moce ....
prox. 1800 sq.rt. -dn'a W sold. $87.500. «c>r'I borbe, brt&bt See it today · asling Just secooda to 11 p1c·
Pretti1e nel&hborboocl. Owner, 1914.2 Hamden !!!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!I Plan~FourBR + Ir clean. youra at '132.000 turesque Lndlocked
~aper.kttp
Secriftc• SI 5',SfO
Owner will carry or
con.aider T.D on your
home as down payment.
Wa L Do.t Co lie..
Needs some TLC. or-l:..n 962-&103 ut.....iia....&d s Bonus Rm. $115,000 $11',000. Be h ·---:. ... . fend. at ,000. · · """"""'" ae ycamore a ac • ~ c. ..... rec 1•11a Z • SellWithltASE' sty 1.al famlly_bome, 4. area It clbhuse. Call for lfJ L~ lt'uBllE"',..; BR. 2"~ ba, bllbly up. 1...rLI IOCk an appt. GU Thibault, -~ =.•d Try $12 000 ,,.-.r.._.... <7l4 ) '93·!h94 or _,.,,.-0UllftedAdaN6618 aa·..Blue-Jal~ •-~ ~~~~~~~~L499 . a 101. LA o UN A 759..0422
OCUM & IW" YllWS are youn from this eleaant 2 bedrcom. 2 bath & den unit. POol and
J1cu1sl. Lush grounds overlook ban.a Point Marina. Perfect for weekend or year roa.and llvina. sm.ooo.
°' ........ C4Mldo Plan IV. 1 Br + loft.
overl.ooU strum, tenolt ~ J>OOI. Lowe1t price.
QWck escrow I PLAZA MIWPOIT
llAl.TY 97M616
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bdrm, 2~ ba, W /S~
tacular vift. Top qual
crpLt, dr»a. laodscap. ln&. 1 yr oW Lulk home.
Beat lrv l ne loc °'"*''"-m-om a.ft • O,.S.~1·5 , ............
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atrium, prictd to H.11 SUS,000. Open Sun.
m.112'7
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Woodbridge Esta•-a r • a t 3 b d r m . I> A R K R E A L T y .i.,., 500 ....., townbom• tn vm. m. 551-4000 RESlOENrw BQ()(ER.6(;( COMPANY
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2 Batba $109,500 Fee by A#J.. m.mt
$62,100
One becb"Oom. own )'our
own. Ltke new eond.
Pt1me locatlon. Walle to
town and beoeh . Be~utHul welt ·
malntall'lcd blda. Gar, ~23CM4MDl~~l ~~~Cg_wNER
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Call16l-5118 4'7·•••
LAeuMA CHAIM •
Charming, well built ocean view 3
BR home on a quiet shaded lane in
Old Laguna, Qentrat toe .. walk to
beach It lhops. $179,000. OPEN 1·5
See Frank Sennes at 1490 CarmeUta.
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ty. Poot • .a.cum. teQnls. No ereatt. need•d lmmed occupancy
Owner to carry balance
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level town bo m •. $229,100
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L • k • u •a · 'o u r pr I ce i • r i I h t a t stunning pool & jacuzzi. elec garage =in:•:c:!~ r;r: 1141.ooo. call for deta.lta door oPftl". professionally lndscpd &
a.Ir condltlonlna. L~11 64&-'112& redeoorated. Buill·ln dbl oven which
than OM! year n.w. one ~ includes MiCfO·W&Ve and Hlf-cleaning
ba1r mU from M1t11on 21 oven w /ceramic cook top range &
Vldo Lake. sioa.soo . r indoor BBQ. Beautiful back yd for
AMIAH HIUS Ir 1 • Jl ~nlertaining. Immediate occupancy.
Adonis mod el rour Wttklff aHlty FOR SALE BY BKROWNER bedroom. family room ______ __, __
PLUS but• boout room. SI 17.500
pool and_apa Sl6l.900 3 Bdrm•. ocean view
IJJ.Ul6 64MW
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Nol .... propet11. tbe
loweat prleed 4 BR
home ha Seavie• or-
fend for oriSinat sale at
mo.ooo. nnt owners 1 yr. builders warranty.
Xlllt fmandlla-Security gatea. pool Ii tennia
cria. ASK FOR ZEE.
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San Pablo, R to Calle Cuervo>
Beautiful 3Bdrm .• 2~ Bath
PresMleoUal Heights super Plan "F''.
Custom carpet. drapes. wallpapers,
trash compactor, electric garage door
opener. 14 x 16 master bedswm. close
to 2 pools & Jacuzzi. Maintenance free
llvlng. 3 mlnutes to beach. Owner
anxious.
Try $92.500
BURGE CORPORATION
612 M. Cit. ttw; .. "--....
D.,-. 4'7·170I ...... 491-IUI.
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REALTORS cW11. Call MZ-5515
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OLSON ON THE Wlto llJ.lttO 644-49'4 •tsw,.tlMclt 1069 Mlwport.._. '°" ..............................................
MIWPOIT SHOOS
lmmac. 3 br, walk to
beach. Com.mullAy pools
CHOICE ~CRESI' IOU. OUT 1HI ............... " teaala courts.
twnhme. plush camel 1--~-·-~ __ -c-___ _ Splender of lbe Back IAllBJ
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urpeu. dtapea. dlnlna
room. 1n11d" utility.
petio deck. t09 val!X' at
1110.IOO. Call l<11y now!
714-837 .9500
HCAMYOH
ontt SAT/SUM 1·5
II lopl st. Geor91
call 758-0189 ror admit·
t.ance thru gate. Stun· Din& custom borne locat.
ed on 18th tee rrom golf course in this exclusive
private area: 3 bdrms ..
Dock available, new 2 story custom
homes. 4 & 5 bdrms. 3 & 4 baths.
formal dining and breakfast nook, 3
car garages, large closets, pantry. 3
fireplaces. large decks on the water.
Upgrades thru·out. Owner/Bldr For
lease only.
Property House M2·38SO
IALIOAlbUX
Near 10th St. beach .
Summer /Winter rentals.
New paint Inside .
$225,000, I
Bay area. to Bluffs You1J have a barrel or from tbia luxurloua run entertain1nl in this
Baycrat 4 Br. 3 ba. delue three bedroom
bm. designed ror family townhome in lovely
liviq. Pooi: maid qtn. NEWPORT TERRACE. all upcrd d. Lowest Built-In 115 BBQ and ~:e In area. ~..500. wet bar In lighted patio °'*'·bee SUn 10.30am· area are but a few 4:311pin. AJl. 542-9744. hints-come see the
-ll NORTH STOMl ... TOM-SOUTH
LA•UNA-J la1•11• IVa ..... le"'r
Tine Arda 11-r "--• .$J tt,IOO
4f7.JJJI w 4""4111
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431 IRVIME 1-------1 aa ~~~~~~~~~I sep. dioinR rm .. family
-----------------1 •MTN YllW SH,SOO rm .. 2 frplcs., wet bar.
U d $511).000.
OPEN HOUSE
Excep onal upara es.
landscaping, 3 br. 2 ba. pareol's retreat. Open
Sat/Sun. Call owner.
'7SS388 See tbia spectacular
view from this own your own apartment in pie· ---------1
t.ureaque Laguna Beach
Open Sunday 2·6 21651
11()$ N Coast H!Qhway
A Wesley Driv•
S ~ L~ Beach Ca 92651
'"" •lM 1171 One of the st home 31601 Coast Hog~way
OPEM SUM 1-6 WATERFllOMT
Cstm 3 B 2 b h k 2Br, 2 story. 3 level con·
r. a, s a e do. Newsboy model at IM •znna11m roof. copper plumbing. lhe Cove. .........
forced air. Bkr. 96U365. S339.000. &7~
LUSE/C>n'IOM 714-159-1961. OPIM u•!(::. 1·5
2 BR. 2"'2 BA. 2 s ty. 1745 p Dr brand new condo nr. • pool. Move in oow w/op· SIS.0.00 DOWN IACIC IAY!
OPEN HOOSE ON LIDO rea! Only 184.500 call
115 Via Waalen·Vacaot 752-1920. ::,~ie r?~::: ' Ci)UAIL
Qmamd. ~l« •ibce · .. •cE llM. Trade for Iota or r~
aell for $397.000. Ph NOPBTllS"'
m-8250
lllud Retreat. Prime
location Laguna Invest·
med&, Inc. .. ~
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IDEAL STARTER
HOME located JUSt oH
of Laguna Canyon 2
Bdrm. 1 be. $19.950 9'~.
values we have to offer. South L•t1""• Ca 92617 A rare 4 bdrm ·'San 1 ___ 11_1•_1 •_99_•_::._91 __ _
Miguel " mode l. AirJ·-------•
tioo to purchase in 1 yr. •BY OWNER •BEACH Gs:eat family home a t this yr's pri ce . is just 200 steps away. located in one or1--------•
$445/mo. Call John agt 3Br. 2Ba. frpfc. 2 car Newport's bat areas. 4
UPLEX ON
PENINSULA In quiet
300 block. Completely
remodeled inside & out
DUPLEX 3 BR le 1 BR w /2 patios.
LARGE 4 BDRM family
home. Close to schools.
Freshly pamt.ed & cpt • d.
S207.000 MlwpcriC ......
640-5357
cond.. professionally de·
coraled interior. Mis· sioo Viejo's finest area.
Reduced lo $119.900.
Call Kay 714-837·9500
roe details at 962·T788. gar In a Carmel-like set· Bdrms .• 2 baths. rormat . ti.118 oo a pvt sL in Udo din rm. Ii rumpus rm.
~ Sands &aperclun! call to see. $1.38~ 6'$-1262 $188,000 .
tWtlOll VU HOMES llST IUY!
VIEW! VIEW!
OflEH SUM. 1·5
2003 Vbta Cmdal ... ~ US'"NG Back Bay waters plus .,._,,.. '11
& 2 car encl gar
IALIOA PIMIMSULA S165.000. Owner would
Terrific 3 + den + 2~ like t.o close in January W19. F\nanc~ availa· Ba. upper w/bayview. 2 ....._ -... _ for M +den. + 2 ba lower. """'· '"'~ r. Den night lights: 2 bdrms .• 2 UDO ISLE
GREAT POTENTIAL.Vi • • n113 baths, formal dinmg. 3 Bdrm, 2"'2 balbs. New
Good location. North ,!!f{,J .l!IL patio & sundeek. master suite w/pvt sun· U• ~68 500 deck. Show anytime.
roast Vlew. 2 Bdrm. 1 LCllJllla MiCJllll I 052 · ' ~ : ooo
bath borne with apprv'd ·········~············· (AL~TeY• 11 $27io9w1rown1.E
c:.-4 bdrm Palermo Newport Heights. 2 ..... __. bdrm. older bome on
model. Sl75,000. P1exible large lot with~·vate t er ms • By 0 w n e r _ _. 3rd ..,.... rear y..... . or
640-1....., bobby rm. wilb bath at-
Total approx. 3000 aq. 1---------rt. 2 Car gar. extra •IAYROMT• p-arking. Aaklng szas.ooo. 1031 Exchange. •raoPllTIES•
For details. Call UDO ISLE
~08."!Jr.ti:':ri~°J'r~ Laguna N·iguel For Sale by Owner. Adlt~ itnd•u' Cal 673·1020 SI 0,000
urut. $165.000 comm. 2" hr sec. <C8sta • 675·5930 • ~--~ DOWN
tached to garage.
Owner will finance.
$110,000
MIWPORT IEACH
5 BR. 4 BA. Fam Rm .• 3 car gar. 4"'2 yrs old. $485,000. Robert
Campbell M2·SOlO
RIAi.TY 675-1642 Real~ del Sol) Casa Ro:;a 2 bd, :lli3i E C:.t II\\\. t'rl\l THE ILUFFS Quiet cul de sac. 3 BR'2 ~RGE LOT. Close in ·~ .. ~_. den. wet bar. view lot.~~~~~~~~ BA. l80 deg golf course ~Cit•• 1076 lotation. Ocean view 3 upgraded throughout .• ._________ $125,000 view. new cpts, drps. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 3 bath +den. Xlnt MUST SEU _1_68-0052 _______ •• Tolally redecorat ed. pai.nt. $140,000 balance. HOUSE+GUEST UMIT AIOYETHE SUCH
family home. $192.500. OWNER MOVED FREE Family room overlooks at SllOO mo .. no credit Vay quiet Balboa loca· AG-6600 Ultimate REEFGATE nower filled. lattice cov needed, 957.1998 Prine. lion. Owner financing WEST condominium BRlNG YOUR TOOLS ReducedS20.000forfast 111h0...Rlrts ered patio. Hu ge wtimmed possession R 1 'I bl and take advantage of sale. Pvt. ocean com· With everything but washer. dryer. freezer separate master s wte + ...:onl...;;::.y_. ------avail. Open Sat/Sun l ·S, • ....... View tto..s are Y ava1 a e. now
munlty 2 BR + den your po c ketbook . & 2 refrigeralors with 3 more queen size --------"-"'6423338 L ge remodeled atSl.39.000. the price of this 3 garden home like new ·f purc ha s e of this ,.... · ar di BERTHA HENRY Bdrm. 2 bath home. . . . . ed Beaull ul c u s tom 3 N C t bedrms. Don't wa it. IACX SAY BLUF.FSCO~ Portofi'no mo e nr REALTORS m prestigious secur bdrm. bright and fabulous, ewport res 646-7171 1uUTY '1u 1v Fasbk>nllland 4bdrm S147,500 are a . C al I cheery decor. added home. Panoramic view OPfN1•19·•'s'ui.'o"'"'~' •-Best location. sunny end ~4 ba Ir ceda; 215Dellbr 4S2-4l2t
A BR AND NE now ... S1S2.500. family room. all' cond .. ol Catalina. Assumable ~-'?.llMl'll ii ~ll~I. jacuzzi. unit oo quiet cal~~~· ram rm. Bonus By Owfter.coado. Reef OWM AM OCEAM landscaped and a loan. 3 bedroom. 21,\ . ' I : Walk to sbop'g, .c:ulllil, rm " ba over aar. 2 Gate Weal use s.c
CUSTOM HOME. Select VIEW! VIEW! Must be sold, bn.~t•.'H&urryth,_e price is >. , .~ .. ; ! L Pe.J.!!ivr~~=1 schl. X plan. 3 BR. used brick frplc's ac v.ew. elevator to bch.
YoW' carpet and move New 4 BR. 2,,., BA home a s It I n g s 8 8 • 9 o o . .,. _, .• -=·-.. -~· ~~~~~~~~ petlo oa 3 sides. efttet'· white picket fence. You all amenities, Sll2.000. m this 3 Bdrm. 3 bath w/'-. .,...,... det'k Slid· 714-m-9500 = tainmeot flow, well· own tbe land. 1214.9$0. $7764 home. o rr e r e d a t . ..gJ6 -~-t ()rq ~ finilbed. By ownr. Open 11• Port llarueigh Cir i....:.;~_...:. _____ _
mg ass.....,.., open ou UDO WATEIFttOMT House Beautiful bse; Sat. Sun 1·5. 412 1uu .....,...__......... New lots-OCea.D view Sl.119.000 from each BR g ivlng ~ 13 b b ....--,....,,..,... bo
b t t d . ~ • 21 COHDO OUTSTANDING 3c 00 Vlst'a True a. or Y custom mes. uno s rue e views. ..~L ' :-(V-1" • ., • .-•Ul\ •OC.O Ll.A.B•ftlt YllW u-•-RE .......... ..... 494-1519 C at a l i na s un s et s ~~,~=::--
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LL.J I ll Ultimate in luxury. 601 S.F. 4 BO. formal din· ........,_........, ~ .-...~ .. · ... H~
1990 South Coast Hw y ... S1SSF0,5000. THILL ~~· ~~~~~~ Mewnnrt Crest Lido Park Dr. 2000 sq ing, F .R . home I+ HARBOR VIEW SOMBSET UNIQUE 3 BR 2 Ba LAGUNA BEACH = r· 3 ft. 2 Bdrms. 2'1'l baths. hideaway sewing rml. A professionally de· home. in one or San
--------•I PATIO HOME Reduced $10,000. 5 BR 6.0.S 57 Sauna. jacuzzi & pool. oo lge 12,000 S.F. cul de corated s beckoom. 3 ~mente's best residen·
OPEH SUNDAY 1·5 w/4 BR. won't last long. San Velarde. new crpts, --------. $259,500. sac lot. Big beautiful PORTOFINO bath model home with tial areas. Ocean & ca· Lo t s of p e r s on a I pro(. landscpd. 830·2011 New 2 sty res. nr Upper Roger lrowww R.E. roofed patio. overlook· estens1ve upgrades. 0)'00 views from large lllOMIRAMAR t ou c hes. Fam rm BR b Cdl67J..1020 ing "Rogers" type makes living inside deck. Short walk to View. Catalina sunsets. w/frplc. Pri'ce d to COUNTRY CLUB Bay. 4 · 3 .3 • landscaped yard Large view lot. 3BR. FEEL u .. e living out· beach. Open Sun. 1·4
LIVING $189,000. 645·7783 Pr1n . ~ d • Newer 3 Br. z Ba. split· u Sl06 900 wlblock feoce. Separate 2~BA. Insulate • ree -u...1. Call 752·1920. 492-8693. $132.000 Pvt
level. Good floor plan. se "'94joy THE We have 4 exec homes _onl_;,..:.y_. ------NEWPORT fruil & veg garden. Be land. $167,000 . By -Ply
AUractive terms. in the beaut. Mis sion LE.ASE OPTION Tll .. £v sure you see this lovely Owner. 644-4938. 552·5836 ' '-'llAIL 1--=-· -------339 JASMINE ST GOOD UH! V~ejo "La Mancha" ..-..-home! Call for appt. TW NEAR BEACH, lovely 3
4+ Br, 3 Ba. quaint & A delightful, charming area. These 3 & 4 BR ~~?~b1t.S. 2~!~12 r~:o~~: Lovely Newport Triplex. 646.4390 Rulh Laurie Clloi.ce Beck Bay Condo. PLACE Br. 2 Ba twnhse. Coun· & sought after 3 BR have outstanding views meone w/a little cash. (3) 2 Bedrm units. Bkr 2Br. 2ba, dbl gar w/op· try kitch. dbl garage. charming. Ideal toe. home w t trees & or the golf course & Ownerwillcooperateon . nr.Solarbeating,wood· NOPRTIIS"' 9'3.000.RaySmilb.Red
Completely refurbished. flowers in abundance. mtns. Enjoy living In a Small down, easy moo· installment sale! All --------burning frplc. trash l"'--Tll l:JO ,...._, Carpet. 492·9700; evs
Pri.ce s~~:ooo Pt5f cood inside & out. multi-sty home at 8 thly pa,ymts. 549·T770. leases. Prime invest· Int lw In IWfs comp, no peta_$t00 mo. --496-7982
Asking ... 116.000. price you can afford. BLUFFS ONE LEVEL meot. Asking only In the Bluffs, Sl67.900. 4 631·1094 BEACH. hot tub le pool-_..;._-~:....-----------
LAGUNA CAMYOH ....ut..1•a • .....-.ES C ll KENNEY B 2Ba 000 $275,000. Excellent loca· BR l 3 b br ~ .. -900
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rwwv di~ a now. 2 r, • $151, lion! Call now 752-1700 • P ayroom. a, COUMTIY CLUI i+ 3 . -· . OCIAM AtOMT 1.02 Acre9 zoned M·lA ulatan ng ocean RE AL E S T ATE , 644-4201 ,._N1119 ,"Hi.INI08'NoCb' Jam kilch. pvt patios. veotLrtt y -•-WESTCLI F 3 br + w/2 Br bse, gst apt, 2 view! 2 BR + den 768-6663 --------....... greenbelt, cul-de-sac. 111'"'""· • ou can .... u.-· F.R. w/lota of extraa. HOME
wareble's, & ofc. Xlnt garden bome w./up.1---·------1 IWfs 3 Ill. 2 la, =··< ··: uperaded. Great toe. lain 200 8uests bett in \$155,000 in Exclusive C)"Pfess rmanclng. S165.000. grades in secured beach Dorado 4Bdrm, 2Ba . New carpet. tile floors. ~ .~ Call ror appt to s ee. this spectacular home NPT CREST 2 br. must Shores. This eu-ep. AMBICAM HOME community. Walk to $78.500. Assum 8~. new I y upgraded . <~ . .. ~ 75&-0331. Will cooperate at ll5 Via Waders ~ sell. sios.ooo. Uooally rine property is
REALTORS white sand beach. Must 586-8S73. SllS.000. 1964 San . · · w/agts &okrs. Lidolsle.$397,000.Quin· PENIN. duplex. rents lo c ated io San
494-1001 494-7513 see! ... SUS.000. Bnmo.Bkr.7~ IYOWHER t.ard,AJl.8'1341250 S 1W. redu c ed to Clemente's bes t p vt
--------• 496-2413 4'3-9494 Mlwpoti leedt 1069 Nwp.rt Hgls lrg comer ~L duplex. Im· ~:·,~;~fo~~~d~':n!~ MAJESTIC 495-5220 130.5050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PEEKAVIEW Newport lot. 2 bdr 2 ba. family "II" must "C" mac + )'OU own land. den. 3~Ba. & formal
New home nestled 10zsl92ViaPiedraBlanca. S .. Beach3Bdtmin$80's. rm+ b o nus rm . TbeUbest or Westcliff. SllZ.000. din rm. beautifully secluded. natural ca · Immaculate. spacious 4 NEWPORT CRE " Ne wport Heights 3 S1t9•500. 645•7044· Opn ..._ •• u -ed 3 Bdrm NPT Sbore duplex. 3+3 lndscpd le appointed
r Lowest price 4 plan. Bd · $80' o · Sunday ,_....,. --n yon •. ocu ses o n bdbomeinNiguelHills. l~ d rm in s evm . home with beautiful sue~. SMS.000. ~alnllUc. unobstructed Freshly painted. New == ~i~t~ c~e!~· i,_Real-•Es-ta•te-642-·6368--• DOVER SHOR~ yard. Near Mariners Marina Realty 642-88:50 TIERRA DEL SOL
views. of the sea Fme crptg & lndscp. S86,000. unobatruc•ed balcony --------Ownr /Bkr mus t 11 school, sbopplng, etc. RLTY det.alling. $295.000 OP.EN SUNDAY 2-5 bay view. •Realistically 4Br. 3Ba. prof lndsc • ~ only. Call •UDO ISLE• 49'1-1744
FAUST A YIT AU priced at $123,500. :!-~:,::.. & decorated w /jacuzzi & ~lJ.$1 Elegant Spanish fa m --- - -• • • .._. 497-2426 ""' pool. Bltn microwave. home. 4 bd. 3+ ba., ________ _
Gorgeous apt above.3 man y o the r x tras rormal dining. rront Ollllf • y ..
By owner. Monarch Sum· ~ lal btN office spaces. 2Bdrm. $229,500. Opn Sundays court yard, priv boat • 9
mil n. B plan. 3 BR, 2 AsslcilttS 2Ba. DR, bltlns. lrg .12-5. 1531 Highland Or. yrd. $365.000 Owner I m.ffl Flur U.....
ba. ocean view. Prine 17141145-"?5 patio. Furnis hings in 64.'>-4226 or 833-1316. Br<*er 673-8803 eves Charm ins 3 bd'r"m. 2 _,., 7141497 .. .,_ apt & store included in bath Bluff home that _______ _, ........,. .._... prtce. i:&.lffHAVEH Duple~. 1-houu-fr ON_E HOUSE FROM oeecls TLC. Hear and
IY OWNER IREHJL-r Corp Refurbished 3 br & den Canals. 5 m old. 1500 THE BAY. 2 br. Sl30.000 see ocean forever. New
3 Bdrm. 2 bath East Harbor View Hwt 646-7712. with private pool. sq ft ea. WW sell both .. OOO dwn AOT 963-41188 on Market. $180,000
Moe ~-End unit 00 Price ~--H Property House 642-3850 or one < ~ interest I. EARTH TONfli. lmma<' Owner may belp finance
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OctoR Vl•w
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Can you believe It!
Beam ceilings. lot.a or wood Ii decks at a never again price.
ErNlgueT g'olt eour.se. BhuUtuT'Mohtego 4 •• lHlll,IM G.50~0ln.ea<:b. 639-:0eSll. 284.rm. den. 2Ba. M HACH IL~
SIS refrlg, compactor. BR. family room + 2 MAJCHL£SSI SPYe4.ASS A-RANI Nwport Shores. $103.000. 30'1 N. El Camino Real
cpts/drpa thru-out. Must baths. New carpels, • OUJSJANOING Don't miss out on Ownet/agt. MS-3009. SAN C.EMENTE
have rut sale. ses,ooo. drapes , paint & THE BLUFFS Scbool. home area. 5 Newport 's moat ~~t.2W~li ....._V•Hal• 492-2100 Owner will carry a 2nd wallpaper. bedroom. family room. abulous resldenUal to poob & teMla tar FR. crpq Int 'ID. •77'96 l8Z3 PORT CARLOW U....-lay View dinin& room & count.!)' area. Great place to su°tJ:' · ccmis. Qul;t' · · ~ S.. ..._
......;..;;;..;..,.;;,;,.;.,__,;...,----• OPEN~AY u-4 -·n7 ft.AYA \it&en. Hubbr View. live great. place '° z;.~OOD -'111,SGtl. rr..::.~er-~ ·Qf11W-
4'5 Mwes ,_.
OPEN slJm>AY 1.s CUSTOM Tllit St•M• Co. OP84 TODAY 1·5 Priced weU below other Invest. REALTY INC. *"UllO .... uu. _ ................... ... COMFORT 640-5711 A totalb' coordinated Ii similar homes ror quick .. .._:: BY OWNER ~ redecorated a.ale. $182,500. Call BR f I -THI 11.UffS MUST SACRIFICE-Sc>edous 3 BR. 2 BA + "model bome" of • Y ........... ~ 2Bt end unit, l Larae 4 br. 2 ba, cor lot ~~~~~~~~~ tarae familY room and el.qance • distinction. ':nJBA. extra larte M. Sl4S,OOO. 2ZOO Fiesta. To many xtru too men· = separ•t~ dlnint -room ; SotNb beauuru1 &wr-· JJ . .r AnlR. ~oat.. aialL. lllDl see.. ...,00
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a BR La&Una Charmer
W/apptOV. pl.ans for U ·
pansion. H~e deck. eood views. $144,900.
$aC. f:Co:ato~ ;ystlle'1>r"" wa ll coverings. band Also. charming 4 tfR
finlahed cabinetry. 3 Ba. almost new w/pier Spacious 3 bdrm .. 2~
Lateat in appliances. & slip. Welton & Co. bath, dynamic s plit·
2'10 ,.,. A••·
New ~tlm. Cbris
Able design, l1e le dnunaUc cl.Wlbm bome,
unaurpaued view•. sa.500. La&Una R.E." ec.t.r. Co.. -~l
s_prinklera all 'round. 3 675-SIOO level "end uni\'' with a ~~~~~~~~ Car 1ara.ge. $129,500 1--..... -.------HT-5-.-ror.ver vlew, 2 patios ac:;:
o::-..r.z= W.~ IOll
~latr bome. I •-•.••••-• .. ••••••••• .... •s:!~=. n~ooo DOWN
l>)' owHr. Slei.500. ii.Gd MW 2 It)'. BR. a 4"-4211 Ba. deD. bocua room. 2 ..;;...:.....;.;~ ...... -----c wetban, I'll carry at
* -.. $1100 mo. No ~redll
•• n '" needed. 157·la. Prllac. ~ ocean 6i canyoo • ¥Wn from lbia Temj>le1----· -----:.....:--
HOii ~; s bdrma .• 2 IY OWN!!R 3 BR, 2 ba.
bL., dlolnl rm. Nffdl 0... Garden Home. n.c.; a1S.OOO. latludff Svo la SaU
AODIT M&*.U a.& ...... 111-1..-7
..sn..-v•u sllOftlni dcclt; counUess
llST IUYS ameoit.lot It 10 much. 510 000 ON ~ ~.uf:~nb much men! '1'2,000 : '1.:.it MH•4
_.,150. Bil 4 bdrm, 2 bath
eool. Jae , waterfall a Bdrm. as dlDlQ rm. Completely remodeled.
charmer, oak lira., ae1' thru-out. Owner Wro&Clll uon, eouoU'1 will finance. $159,iSO
ldt.cben 6 u para t• -------...--... • tiotal price. Aak for Ed. ,._q\Wt.tr'I. S14UOO a.now. "4·245$ aet.
CAita MOOIL Mant other homes s Bdrm. Is famll1 rm.. 1 ...... '--2 batha ........ ol NJDe tenns. wltb lota of wood • --·· ·1 _.., --------•• Bl•ln ~ .... ..-bill; bta\allfull)I aecorat· .. _ ,_ ..... ., uuuac-. ed: on Jir•mtum lol. ~ _.. .... _ f\mk)' h'ple. S14t,IOO .......... ~-.. ... It al 1 r u ..a f a...u •· CAI..L The Newport ~"" or q..,c • e . an&aa c ...... o _, .. Hel1'h11 Speclallslt at ()pea Sa.t/Qln. l·S. 1982 ~ean. New plant " .._.., Pclrt Alba.na. bid&. permit r.&cb' to ao.
CORBIN ~ locl"uded in price. Ore.ai
Mariner·~ Cove
I< i'. .... I i Y
768-02a Joe. ~~~~~~ MIWfOIT~ IMl.n "°""u
S~nsatlonal OC.8n view. 6 BR & ramlly
room. pool, beauUM
landscaplna. Owner
has to move.
ltM.,...hr
Shows like new, 4 Ii ramlly. upgraded
carpets & draperiea,
enclosed pa.Uo.
u..~ ..
arp 2 BR. 2" BA
oondo . Pool • Jac uzzi. Walk to
beach.
•• llAICAN. tta.
newport
center
realty
140·18t2
VllW. vaw.=-vmw w o ~r t ~oo~ --ft 642-1.348 . CD rn . _,..,, v. -..... zscir. Dn. Shown by app't DOYEi SHOllS CJDlY. COntact R.S. Pat·
H f di ti l • tlton. A1t, f42·S6H. ome o • oc .on PrtDc only Open Houle Sattsun l.S ~;;;;.;;;..~..;..· ----
1412 AntlqH SIU.000 R.E. s.lelpenon, exper.
All Ben Oardlner pntetred. Preetli• loc ~ Clft Oover' Dr. N.B. Al.I
-callt eoofldential Mr.
...., .ic.rr Reafty
OPEN 12 to 5:30 PM
someone O\lt tjlere It
miHIDI the bo&lCa I. Tlda ll a .,.. of an riiW ...,._ ia Newport
~ 101 XIHOS PLACE
8'73-:1181
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PliJDI P9DiD location. t 'te from onan. bf onr. 2 bdnn. ctng rm. s11s.ooo ssa -s•••· .....,
EquJaltely decorated
home w /Wick .., feol ·
lag. oce•n breeaa, le
auperb party pool Ii
apa. Formal dlntng.
family room. nu. ls the
one. fO'.'I clldn •t Wnk YoU
CIO*lld find I
hot0• Prtv. cosam
Broiler
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Sat • a.a 11; IOO •?i ft. OH NJMI LOT ITS YOUR TURN Custom bld1 lot tronta.ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex. t Bdrm. LI fncd =-~··w~~ P~~ Xlnl downlbwn Hunt on pvt C C sn best HIUTOf'-HC>aSH yrd Resp p11rty. SUS
108 ~1 • lnllOn Huch lorallun to 1o9 tllt vtr '" ........... .,. IMrt custom home arell Xlnt Avad 9/1, 498-3893 Lingo A rt ll 8 R h c> u 1 u , -......... a.:l-1 -W. ..... -for special bldg ot ror :S Sr. 2ba Ranch home .. ..... l21l Are~· 1t........ a...a... lJOO popul•r rentala. In r-· P"' person deslnng choic~ 1+ac 2 sU barn/tack & ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ _. -,_.. •~.. .......,,.. ... ...., •p;•ullllllllhrff loc for his hum~ Co 1 d h •••••• •••••• ••• •••••• v.toC'I ~• • ....,.. •L _....... • Sl74 500 .tv1ary mpl nc . ot ewly decorated 381'. I A C I I I fa 0 l ~ frf O•• 4' •.-., to laP ra-' .... ··· · · wired. Owner bought 2 8 a exec h 0 me • .... _
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wltlt v-1 COMldlr thHe --9•• • • a..,.. Mk)lll Rtty out of state·ANXIOUS! panoramle ocn view
"'-~al. flJ.1920. 130-5050 soo.ooo Corona H!&hlan&. Pvt
Rulf.nin
TNlll "AICH IAY -c....... • ........ ~ re4w ·~ ..... tl•u "-9 •tlfM41 r Ilda Art ...
Level .,... reomUy de· Waterfront Properties bch. l99S mo. 67~7~
volopM ~rt)'. Xlnt OfftCE ILOG SITE Catherine Hall 846-6608 1---------
fOll n>Unlry llvln1, won z. · .0.. PoMt • • · · • · · • · • • • • • SI H.500 ltunllngton Beach Red Ettote -D L X 3 B r . 2 '"' 8 1t derful potntt•I for l ... s.ta AM ........... • •••• SH,500 27,000 SQ. n. lot neur W..t.d 2900 0.t:LUXE Prnl dplx. 6l5 '•• -· ............... ,, ...... ... ltf ... ll4'.000.
mobOe bome or hum•· AB&I • llUSH Two )'a. • ,"'---..•.••.• SI 11,000/" Pacifica Hospital. 5 Mori gold. $525 mo ~ ~ ,.. .....,,_,,... Points Shop. Cntr & ••••••••••••••••••••••• &W-24~
fAROO l . • ,s.h Alla • • • • · • • • • • • • Sl4,000/M. Civic Center $135.000 •----------
17l41 f'7U717 AMD IAKll 4. · .eo.t.Meaa .............. Slll,000 David Bourke Rltr OWN Proputy 1n Super 3 BR Carmel. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~~ ___ Oil Na ao.M> ~'" un1t11 l!:uts1dc 4 ... Coda Mna .............. $110,000 546-9950 Inglewood. Hoiwlhorne II arbor View Home..
499-4111
C~tu M~a.u' ldl'itl for a 1t.1 S' ~--...&....-Ci $I ti 500/ or So Bay area" $675 Per mo Poss4bl~ l>UlldH' or a flxl'r ()Ider ""• a.. • •--" ron • • ' " Laguna Bch level. ocean Will PAY CASH!! lease/opllon. 11113.SOO ,_.._ Oller'~.... 106 + ACllS t>uilcltnti• In exl'ellent. 5 .•• eo.t. Mesa ••...•.••••.•• SZI s.ooo view lot In pre11llg1ou:. Ph. Tom D·Auei.sandro Agent 644-7383
Cr'itraao 107 ....................... fiat to rollln1'" Kero uPtir»dt!d i.nu11. cloee to 6 .•• eo.taMno .............. $210,000 Portaf1na area wtplans TD PROPlttTu:.s · ~ ......._...._ a.a.-....;..._ C N hool t I 6 ~ ............ u~-$270 000 for 2700 sq fl conlemp • • •~ Z bdrm. dt<n. frplc. crpts. •••••·-·~•••••••••••• -,,_, o u n I Y It• r ic ll. ran1portal on ••• ,,,.._ --••••••••••• •• • ' C2l31 674-8907 or <7141 s hutter•, n1""' •~1 "' . .r•Cll__..I ,_ s,-. 1100 lld'•rland t'arm• Oii ' 11nd hoppu1a Qin 1&dd 10 •L--'""-Sl7S OOO house. SU0,000494·5106 " '"' ... " ~ rn. N"ll~ ..... Cl()O •om•• ....... W\lt ' Onlv ""'10.000 • • • .,,,._ · • • • • • · • · • • •· • • 546·6201 anytime or 661·1651
ST 000 d ••••••·•-••••••••••••• • •4 "' .. .. """' , ... I ..i. ... -o.1.-$625 000 """-'T 17141 ... ., "'""l "t 6PM •---------. ua •r lTl•Hkt'& l tr ma C 1tl I cu rt l'ull 1~ l920 •· • ··--• • .... " • • • • • • • • • • • MAGMIRC"" • .,_..,No~ a. • Big eanron exec home. ~°"~,.!!'!::.: a:.n~O:~ •EXCITING• ~. J '-'U AIL 12. • .LMA111 .. eCo ........ $510,000 VIEW LOT • .........._ nr gol course. 4Br. 0.plaln' Hu l BR l.anTT llALTI T A 32. .S. Diep Co •••..... Sl,000,000. Ocean. harbor & (Ill.bl _,,...,. 2"'1Ba. formal dln. coun-~ .. , BA' I • WIOS • Nn 64Z.HOO PL A ·c E 32. .~ ~·· ........ s 1.210.000 ugbt..s. Prest1g1ous area •••••••••••••••••• ••••• try lul. den. 2 lrplC$.
._.... "' · tuunyard ---------1 A 920 OOO Mual seJJ now. Reduced Hou.ts '-"'shed covered patio. Ownr PllUO °'11.Y SJIM. '• ol • mU. from the ------34. ·~ · • · · · · · · · · · · · • • · S • for quick sale' ••••••••••••••••••••• •• C7l41 728-5213 SHOWCASE t>t>8a<ii haft in tht-~un IO & 20 • CllS NonATIIS.. 75 + · · ·~Co • • • • • • • • $26,250/eo. , ..-RT CEHTD 1cAoa 1-•-.... l 106 ----l t . 21h. LOO m11ny --I 0 I c 000 ..... ,,.,,...... -c b r HOME xtru lo mutlo n. 1n IO• SUIDIVISIO.. 1°'!!' Tl l:JOfl.M. I o+ ... s-990 0 •••••• SJ,)60, REALTI 640.1112 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ustom ag new so. 0
Uk• new • 8R. ckn. el'• IMil't bNutlful S• l'1m1 XJnt inve8lment for l'Oll ---------Winter. 3 BR. 2 Ba. hwy. 3er. 21.-aBa. formal
8 ... -1·" Lot fi Iv Park I" CollfA~\ h..t-n•·-.. ~ bU)"·r~ 11ear 2Tl ... ES4 EQUA.LS8 Approx 1 7 2 Lot s formal d1n·rm. SSSO. din. fam rm . study.
"' _,...., w ' rwt J •• ...,, ''· ~town E;r':.nd1n1 '" QUAIL R1vers1de area. Sl68S mo. t213l 445-1219 all 6 lndry. ruslom drps. 3
trees & tu.sh planU..S swt"'llll pool )•C"u11I, r-• Two h»ndsome side by per ac. ,,." "'ll2 a"'. car gar. wlk lo Bia Storaae art-a tor AV sam.as. ~ rol~ a r ~ ll H •Ii a I u t 1 bide rournleites. Located .....,.., •• Cor St 27 I
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sit tl ., .. f t WI""' ed ro ds n20 ooo -.. -'-------'"----BAL B 0 A I SL AN 0 ona. . 5 mo. yr y, ve 1c es Ct'IAn view • ":o; """· m 1\U es r-v a .. · 1n populur Huntington IUILD .... -W DUPLEX-2 BR. fum .. Taking appUcations for
Sl.SUOO from t ~ lllland le & $1115.000 Term& Harbour area. Buy one ""' S l 1 the Pavilllor. & only !''ARGO PLACE R·3 lot in Hemet. Plans ttll new. SS25 month. ep occupanry
~gewater
, REAL ESTATf
-.cnt\ <DI . ..,..6 7) 17141 67,. .. 717 or both for a sound in· ( 4 it Ten month lease 673-3909 all 6PM. wkd~. ....,~~"-~ OR c..,,. .... .;:.,..,, vestment. Call now! or 4 un s apt com· PANORAMIC BAY & -~ p~ ,_,.,,,_, plex. City says condo ooean views. 2 BR. 2 Available 9/9. 3 !ldrms, 2 .. M~e Home Sale~ GaEAT ; • !ii ;a iilllll S conversion OK. $195,000. BA beaut rum & a l1tn· baths, frplc, bltll\s. SS7~. ·
iroe Harbor.Ste208 ~•1 ... ._1 ...... CH (jj !Jfi!I PROPERTIE TM Owner1Agt . Brian . tastic 'toc.-a ti on . Dri':'e by onl y 715 540-5937 """ --" _ :!: ~ l-729·9273 days. 729·5373 Sl400tmonlh. _!!art'1ssus. 673-7229 •
13SO S.Coast Hwy. 1 + ~ Acre w /house & IHlty IM. eves. · 494-1536 C"' ...... -Y v1• •"'GE gorg'"""'•• view in Mur 14,·1171 IOpen Til 8·30 p M ) EXECUTIVE home. 3 pe Cod Duplex. 2 Br. "'""jg\ .._ """"' • • • BR + den. 2 BA. 2 car rrplr. patJO. So. or Hwy. s.t. AM ltllO BUI dbl wide 1977 rseta Valley . 2 BR Mountain Retreat garage. Bay view fo'urn $435tmo. No pell>. Dave ••••••••••••••••o••••• Lancer. completely up· house. out bldgs, ram1ly 10 UNITS Five dCre with view. or W\fum S1400monlh, Aitt.644·7211 -----m111---i graded. «A34166 1 fruit orchard Only $2 I 0 OOO !a hJde D I ~ear round As king lolboo l"-d Rtty -----4 IDIMS $67,500 Mobu. HOlllt Store SHBl,J5R.Ro,.~ O · Tl' r m !> • ' Mlp ex Sl6.SOO Terms 4va1la 6711 •700 'harming 2 BR. 1 ba .:
4 Bdnns wllutcben eat 848-8895 F RGO Can't beat ttus. $21.000 Xblnlt income. Veury rlexd ke Pl\E:HIG€ ble ~ trpl . patio ~50
d A per un1L Super Oran~e 1 t! le rm s . n ll t• -!!; , u.~on a.oc.h J 140 Agent 675·5930
1ng area. use brick (7141 677 5691 Co 1-0c Greal income Bkrs I HOMES 400£ rn e fl\8 All ...... .., frplc U\ x.lnt north Santa EXCITING .u • "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ..... ,ST,. WRITir.11117 Ana area. Pnced under e e OR 522.0530 Great cash rlow Call Peggy Shroder. Agt. C.M.·~--uus OCEANFRONT CONDO -• Ul
receat sales for Fast leoc.h Pt~ 1150 before they are gone~ 646-7414 or 559-6330 INVESTMENTS -~-P . • _...._ ON THE SAND -Vf~W Quiet canyon IBdoc. ocean .. _,_ ·-u.a...... 54"3666 . . Pool + Sauna "'urn vtew. LOO ' 3 rms .. 3
~·· ........ J ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. .--"th C4 64 .. 7211 1975 Madison 2Br. 2Ba. Capistrano Beach lot MEW COMSTRUC· ~tud10. $275 wk· or I ba. playroom wi hug~.
l!Oxl6 living .rm in LrgcomerR·l.dnveby TIO.... 22UNITS BR. $375 wk, Monthly. deck. Vacant & ready
Garden. Paradise for Calle Maria & Calle " Extra sharp' Only 6 yrs NEWPORT LOT .( wmter rates. 963-8296 or Sll50 Mo /Jn N tf,[L ·
li1'1l rv &
,,<J~UUAl (5
two, enJoy the best for .ffeal. Call Lori 5.18-6598 FOUIPLEX old Tenants pay ut1l. 2 sas.ooo Ownr. 548-8532 968-3014 w _. '>'IUl tfd v({m .
less. S2l,OOO. Pnme ownership area, BBQ. rer rm. pool 9X • -• h 31 ... f!>Oll,<i tlA.~~nt.~"n.+.
CGlifornlo Pocfflc C-fe!y Loh/ j!reat investment pro· gros s Xlnt area PERMIT .....,...... oc -~v"7,,_...;_, ::::~~};~ ~~~:·:r.~~~I co=:s• l@Hfli :~~ri:..':N!!~. _, READY ;;:~;~~::: .. :,:: =eo.6?!' __ -849_ .. Cd_!_ 2 U TOWt4HOME
$41,000
Call us about this
spacious 2 Bdrm Adull 's
Only townhome. Lovely
pvt brick patio Com·
muoity pool w s auna.
Ml sn alt.ral't1ve :.ettmg
surrounded by tall
trees.
T EL Olive Memorial Park. Unbelievable but trut'. heffyl..e Owner will tarr,> lOn Mus S L .46 1 )71 h $75 ...... ,, FOR 5 U .... ITS 0 c E A N ... R 0 N T l C.M. 54-0-5554 or 540·8106 /\ duplex for $69,000 m · tra~1 wit .vvv uown " PENTHOUSE Apt Lin Costa Melo 322 ..
Exceptional dbl w1dct --pnme Cust.i Mella lul' -~~~~~~~~ S:J75.000 Vacant I°' E1or Harbor rurn 2 Dr. frpll'. yr •••••••••••••••••••••••.,
Parklane. Shows like Compan ion C r ypt . Cal l now ~elore 1l ·:. COSTA MESA Bl. COSTA Ml::SAHO'l' round 1625/mo
new . won 't last at Harbor Lawn Memunal gone' I ()pix n: Side> Two 3Br 3 OM A LOT AREA Will sell or t'X· 0 CE AN F' R 0 NT MESA VERDE
SW.900 IS2438XXU I Park . C M , M r 54"3666 un1b. enclosed "ara"t>:.. EasU.1de Col.la M1•i.:.i J c·hange ror house or WlNTER t I f 3 R " 2 MoWe. H~ Store Phoenix, 539·2951 evei. ""' ,.,, ,.. whalever '' Agt Ll•vme ren a urn 4 B . 2 ua. story. cor. S'l:ltl income SI 15.UOO ~l'P hou!>l'?> on l'orner ti4:nl200 Br. 2 ba house S750tmo ncr lot $600 mo Ava1la.·
848-8895 ColNntrclol lot Super lo<·atiun -----0 CE AN f'' R 0 NT bit' Sept 1. Realtor.:, Wltela11 Property 1600 4 UNITS IE Side> St~.UW MoblS. hoftw / llOU'SE 4 Br. 31'1 811 . :417729 FOR DETAILS CALL
64 .. 7211 •EXCITING• ••••••••••••••••••••••• All two bdrm. enl'loscd 2 OM A LOT Trir Prks 2100 fllJI 1\v111I Ort Isl Yr i---------garages, $16,560 income. Ellsts1de Cot.ta Ml•:.a l ••••••••••••••••••••••• .!round RE AL ESTATE
/Jn Nlli[L
!11\llf.Y &
ASSOC IATfS
J Br. t ~ ba home in
qwel pnde of ownership
area on lge lot al end of
cul-de-sac. 12 yrs $71,000. USA Really.
646-05U1 or 58 l ·5986
Nr S. Cst Pla:ia. condo
2Bd.rm, 2Ba, huge mslr
bdrm. Pool. jar un1.
priv gar.patio. By ownr
Reduced to $59,500.
979-02.89.
SI 10 Pen Rent
Al the beach, In
beautifully landscaped
secluded adult park·
gorgeous dbl wide 1977
Kingstone top of the
lme. 2Br. 28a , lam rm
& much more·1f you
want to hve in this lap
o f luxury wHh a
paupers purse this is it
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Coli1ontio Pacific
Mobile Home Sales
2706 Harbor. Ste 208
54~937
CAHMHY VILLAGE
MEWPORT IEACH
Three commercial lots.
2822-24 -26 Newport
Blvd .• each lot 1s
25'x90·. One lot with
builchng. store or office
$325.000. Call 546·5880
~. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
Coast Hwy. Npt Beach
w /retail store + apt. or
ofc. Assume 7'1 loan
$210.000. Agt 646·4884. :.ep house:. on Rl! lot (ll'ean view mobile hm
New duplexes & 4·plexes .... W Sl29,500 for sale Pvt bchs. pier.
Buy direct rrom the de· * * " E CRUMMY 4~PLEX pool. 2 br. ~arden .
veloper . 1710639-6704 UMITS** All 2 Bdrm. 1 hath un privacy . Trea s ure
Room to luild 3 New Fourplexcs its Sell er "Ill l'a rry Island 646-2085
EASTSIOE CM. 4 re 0wner·s unit has 20x20 IO'• down 2 to «hoose Mountain Desert
s1denres on a double balcony. Each unit has from f\ill pnce S82.500 Rnort' '2400
wide R 2 Lot Agt. g J s f 1 r e PI at· l' ~ PR€SJ IG€ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67~ Properties are JUSl off J HOM€' 16· Terrv. trlr on beach 1n ----Brookhurst $21 5.000 l Ensenada. Fenced yrd 75+ UNITS each. Negotiable term:. 3333 W COAST HWY l'tl' $950 quick sale
ORANGE TM &toh MaltHS NEWPORT BE,\Cll 957 2885
Cou .... TY 751·6063 645-6646 ---" ---------Quail Valley illness forces !>•dt! 60ll2S4 R I
lot. ~r11ded pad. Call SHARP DUPLEX
Near beach. 2 Bdrm & 1
Bdrm. Asking $14M.UOO
Agt. 673-2058
Lon 538-0598 --------
1bgewater
REAL ESTATE
Br . 2•.2 ba condo.
Fr p I c . c r p l I d r p s .:
wub/dry, rerng. $50Q
mo. Yrly lease. 642-3443.
Big beaut 4 br. 2 ba. new
13SOS.CoastHwy. plus h cpl. Mahog
494-8536 panel'R. ~pmklrs. elee
gar dr opnr. $575 mo. ,_wport a.och 3169 2811 Lorenro Ave. C..11
•••••••••••••••••••••• 751 3fS6 -------Magnificent beachfron DUPLL'X Fr t 2 B 1 West Newport home . "' · on· r ..... Bdrm 2 baths +dorm bath Sml fncd yard.
loft Yrly lse 11500/mo cpl~. drpi.. sml ch1lc:t.
956 5871 OK. ao peb. UM8 Meyer
---1 Pl SJIO mo. 549·3484 •
Charmsn.e 2 HK . 11ar. New 3Bdrm. 2 story, pnv
Adults only no pet:. patio. Crplr. dbl gar ~500 mo Til Jul y S-175, 2390 Orange St
b'75-4ll5 673.fi039 ..,;_::...::.:;~------South LOCJll"O I 086 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Super ocean view
21779 Orcan Vista Dr.
2.Bdrm. den. 499-1601.
OWMER DESHRA TE $19S.OOO A!tl 646-24 M
Completely upgraded Pnme commerc. bid~ al
db I wide. R 0 ya I 6:.>6 W. Coast Hwy, Npt
Monarc h . AC . Fwy 13Cach: can be used as 3
close only $31.999. andiv. orrices or? Highly
Two bedroom uni t:.
Over SI00.000 expended
tn rcfurbll>hing. Growth
area opportunit y'
Owner will finance with
30'~ down no points.
S2 6 . 2 5 0 / u n 1 t . C a I I
752·1920
NEWPORT B~i\CH
OWNER F'INANCI':
4 Plex & 2 house:. on 2
lots + 2 Vllcanl lots,
:.teps to beach: only
$400.000. /\gt, 675 6700
,~ Lake Havasu. Lrg R I
l'UI de sar lot. ulJI. view
ur lakt.> Coill Lora
538.6598 :! Br ~lock lo beach J BU CONDO. pool. no
Sublet !Sept I lo Ori 5. pet:; SJ85 Avail Sept 1
S4SO. negotiable 675 4164 546-02s1 · <S3995U> successful real estate
Mobile Homt Store business incl., same loc
Whlte water ocean view
Condo. 2 BR , 2 Ba. den
Pnced below market!
499-4 591 or 493·4306
15 y r s . Owner w111
848-889S f I n a n c e . S l 7 9 • 0 0 0
'58 Universal, 45'. Mex· _548_·_l290 ______ _
ico. Colorado River. or Condominiums/Town·
local park. Xlnt cond. houMs for sa&e 1700 ,.... 1090
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Nu crpt, hot wtr heater
& ext paint Full length
SH TO ETERNITY awning & wind awnings
Creative place fo r Asking 12500· 631·2205· creauve people. Unique _d..:..ys_._ss_l-089 __ ._e_v_e_s ___ 1
ClC>tom with expansive L.AGUMA HILLS
l'1 ty lights & ocean Pnce slashed. Dbl wide
view. 3 or 4 bedrooms. dining. family , Ja.-.:? Lancer, nr beach. rock
baths Like n e w scaped . $19 ,000. (534423711 throughout Ask 1ng Mobile Home Store
$340.000 848-8895
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CONDO
SPECIALIST a Bedroom ..... S60.000
~/mo L.se1opt1on
2 Bedroom ...... $67.500
Cathedral lofl plan
4 Bedroom ..... $69.900
Central Coste Mesa
Assumable lst T D
1225.000 at 9'•"<
By owner so Flo Vly. 4 Bedroom · · · $85,900
adJt park. pet ok. 20x60 TeMis Jacuu1 Goldeo~esl 2 Br 2 ba 2 Bedroom · . , · .. S87 .500
Call MA838G~21168E RY AN wsbrtdryr. 'enr ~rch, 2 Newport Bcac.-h
sheds Ph 963-8588. 3 Bedroom ...... $87.750 SoutMand Ocean View
j 9UAIL
A.!~~~J-'°"" TM l :JO ,.M.I
Balboa Penins ula 3-plex
2D'1 down. bal. on ron·
trac t Agt ti75·580U
George
Ta. HOUSES?
You got 1l' ln Easlb1de
Costa Mesa. well main
tained properly with
new roofs and owner
will help Cmance' Call
752·1920.
~ 9UAIL
A!~~~-
10,.. TII l :JO ,,M.1
•-~lat•i REDUCED 3 Bedroom . . . . S87.900 ---~ '"' f'~ORF/\STSALE NewportTerrace By Owner. $94 ,500
ReoHon 1978 Dbl wide Somerset. 3 Bedroom ...... $91.500 triplex. So. Santa Ana.
___ l _l _S._2_0_1_2 ___ 1 fully upgraded. fwy Newport Beach Two 2 br. one I br,
cl<Jt;e. $32,900. (082616) Jf you are considering rrplc's. enclosed gar. POOL ~H«MW Stoff-.condomlnium. lill!i.J,Yle. ~-----
16 UMITS
ORANGE CO. '-
ONLY $380K Cash to
new loan. Pnnc1pals on
ly, Won't last long .
WORLD Agt
541-0800
Xlnt beal'h 4·plex One 3
& Three 2'!> $1245 mo
mcome. 522.5.000 405 8th
Sl. HB P P 675· t54 l.
960-5542
INVESTORS oppol'tuo1
ty. see 2 BR Unit 4
Plex. C.M. Open short
time onl y. Red to
$147.900. J L Young R
E. 645·1223 or 842·8540
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY
"' Qr_,. c:o.ty:
Investors with 7-d1g1t
abll111es. 1nQuire
about this
181 -Unit
CompleK featurtng 1·
and 2 bedroom units.
some w11h dens and t ''"
baths Near -zero
vacancy only 8 years
old near lg employer
Low mulr1ote for details
call 71 4/963-0756
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macnab I lrvlne realty
w ...... ~ .. F &LL 848-8895 plea5e call the condo I Ol/ GROSS "1 ~ " specialist al 962-7788. • , J 1-4-PUX
5 BR & 3 B .._ By owner 5 star park. ·• KE:Y · 2 4·plexes. $171.000 ea. 3 In Huntington Beach. All 2·BR units.
A pet OK. Orange Co. I br 2 b& units. good S ld k S
Great family home, ur· lMxS2, 2 ba, 2 bd, den. RE:ALTORSR terms. Wiii lake 15% e om a vacancy. As ing 175,000.
grade 0 th r u . 0 u . \Wt bar. 531·2883 · down Owner SSJ.1690. Make offer! Vic J ashinski 642·8235.
F..arthlooe colors. Close RETIRB>? ~'--1100 _S4MJ.32_______ (P-112)
:re ev~ i.A ~ -... ... ,ft•y _ ......... ___ .,.................. c. M. DUPLEX. -•--b ... -..;u-area. uuu .. ..-...... n -r -1 •-· 'WISTMI ... ,..... .......... CALLOON slnate wide American 3 yr old deluxe large on 2 R-1 lol.s. MaJC be _...,_ ",.,_
731...,11 AGENT w/expan<Jo & encl rm. 3Bdrm. 2Ba duplex spllL Owner will carry lsl owner depreciation on th.is new
-------'--1 Ad It ff It s 1 3 . so o Frplc. balconl~. 3 car Isl at 9h~ tftterest Tudor-style bldg. One 3·BR. four w1111 J ''" 1091 <SDM~l ••· 5'8-7tN. S89.0001offer. Agt · 2-BR units. Great location on
••••••••••••••••••••••• Moblt. .._... Store 642-9666 tree-lined street. $315.000. Lynne
EXTR LARGE: 4 Br, 2~1 __ _..;;.1148.;;;_.;;.,889)~--...i...• CASH .A.OW V.a.lentine644·6200. (P · \13) ~. ~D ~&M' area. -490 lias lol.9 o/ potential. WHl(eft) ti r o-p e r l i • 11 slory~,uO ... n ... l_• .... rluo ..... """'k"""a5-uu;L'-H.--.--"MIA-=-a-.-lll-•Cff"-Ta---
On I y $99.900. Bkr. Play golf? Love lfie 213 435-6671 S2 5 OOO 2sr , ... .._ 754..Q62 beach ? Super single : area. · 95• • ' One 3-BR owner's unit w/fplc & · dd ·' b down. 7 .4 X arou. t • Two 2 BR · wtde Accent w/new a · Sparii8 View Duplex $41!,000 cash rlow or pa 10. • Uruts in good rental on. uplfaded drps/cpts. 2'712 La Cresta, D.Pt. 9.S'h k>w maintenance. area of Huntington Beach. $190,800. ia:~~B~..QStor) • Do oat disturb tenants Owner (71417!51·4830 FOURPLEX -One 3·BR, 2 bath; ............ -sa; ~~fa~~. M·F&-s Two2·BR 2bath · One l·BR. l bath.
Fors.tt · Also gOOd rental area. Cul-de·sac' •••••••••••••••••••••• , _________ , • .._,,.,...., 2000 DON'T MISS A DAYS location . ..,12,.:nn.. Owner wants 1031 ~Sat"'-1·1 IL TOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...., """ B.;ro;, An~k~aid MOllLI HOM.. . • • • • • • • RENT-whtle you add ~a" J:xcbange -inspect w/offer.
viu.-aoo c ""; A·n•ikn~-•-a two unlta bt!hlnd Lhll13 veeStinson642·8235. CP·ll4) • ....,... #287. . PARK. 2 Bdl'm, ~'x84' -·-1!!:' ""'"' Bdrm home. Then rent
Hwy. M.lf. "'· bcb, Ur, wllh 1wteplni vlew of ftM ~ UMtt the dupltx and recn~l 2Ba. Ut,815. Bkr. oceaa rrom s undeck. Buy l or bo\tl. Well the home. lo ucellerit SUMITS
_675-40 __ 1....;o....;or-...11....;a._,mo-.;..;_--1 bU<>Y the garden and • cbalnc.ttntd & occupied. ~~ta Mesa locaUon. On lg. 300' lOl In Costa Mesa. 3 single
-&IAll'PAaK rectmi ol 1pace.1'hb lt Caaa Paclflcl• Realty C.ll lordeta.lls. story homes (3·2-2 Bits) + dupfex
5 swActultCommunlt.Y an excellcn\ opporturtt· f10.(J982 IARUn HA.I.ff (l-tBRs). Excellent rentals & ftne
1750 WbltUu Av• .. c11 ~~n Adriu ror de· __ •.;..•_•_•_•_•_•__ 64~HOO condition. Asking $199,500 Vic
H.u HJll•bl U70 Ke)' a.uam UALTY LAt.UMA HACH ~~~~~~~ Jas htnsld842-823S. <P-HS>
W• 641-1200 $ D e I u • e u n I \ 1
Call lllwn hm.fp11l wJWbltfta&er views. blk 4 OM t LOT 642423$ 644-6200 6461-7961 &o btadl It twn 0.ner Slot.500. All 2 Bednni 'O' Dover Driw H.,bOr VI•• Center
ltlake .JOUr 1lloppltll SELL klle itema wtt.b a bcl.P ~!·b~~ ~!,!Jll• arUory 11~·~~ lrvlne •t c.sc;' V•Uey C.nter ---Uitn.&MOall1 DailJPOac.ClM&llledAd. _ _.. .._t--7 1•14 Akltch..irMIClML IOl87a. 4t4-Ull Rt'Jim Wil!p. • ..
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HAWAII
Z7 arres on the island of
l\a u111 All or part
S17.000 per acre. Owner "'II carry with small down OnJy 2 miles from
bt.•ach hotel. e PR€HIG€ I HOM€~
3333 W Coast Hwy NB
645-6646
~OWtty 2SOO
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AHefttion
0.velopers!
2 86 acres ncl. across
from Santa Ana/Tustin
Comm Hosp1ta I. Sub·
d1V1ded. l.43 acres each
~ 7S each or $6.50 both
Pt!r fl Qwck close di!
:.ired. Serious lnqwnes
1nv1ted.
Ktron Enterprises.
Ltd.
7S4-782l.
CM of County
flroperty 2550 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
CHOICE
PROPERTIES
Apple Vahy
,, .t •.., acre horse pro·
pert1es Ready to bwld
$la60 w Jlerm&. '< l ' • c1.cr~. Fantastic view &: utilities to ro·
w,t.erms.
'" :?1"2 acres Horse pro·
perty In lhe beautiful
Mar1 a nna s, $6800
wtterms. ~" 20 acres. Nr shops &
schools. $1466 per acre.
u DUPLEX. Outstand·
ing l>uY ror \he inve4tor .
Only $27 .500.
Cal '7M6%6 190W!
"" ..... I.I. e.c. 1631 E. 17th St. S.A.
INVl'.STORS
Priceless ocean view.
Fttncti country style
home. No. San Dieao
County. cJoat to comm·
ty clbhte. t~n.nb cru.
Jacuu.1. lo upkffp, 3Br.
3Ba, att 2 car gar. I yr
old Prelent ownr wUI
col)Sider leuo. Leaae· back (or 1 yr, $1.0,000.
By Ownr (714) ·~ orl53-3535
---------3 bdrm. 2 ba deluxe con·2 Br. 1 bu S345Jmo
do I level ~mo leas Children ok. 1tarage.
Mrs Cooper 67S-08l2 o Call ncc:.1920 963-7600.
496-830 I """ '
Ysl .. ORES Mesa Woods nr. So. Cst-BA ' ~ wsnte2r r:~ Plala. 3 Br. f.am·rm.
lal !>mall J BR. DU d r I lully furn. nice $450. en/ 0 r. atrium. g
548-4549 rucely lndscpd yrd. cul·
-------• de·sac No pets. $595
S..)shore-. 1 bd J ba. Ph 751 llJ08. f
acro:.s c rm p~1 v bch Plw,h cpl, bluns, d61 gar sooo yrly 12131 196·8761 w opnr. Pool. tennis.
Oreanfroot 2 BR "inter 28R.2ba. $450 3 Br. 3ba
rentals From 9.15 78 to S525. 6'\2·6220 or 640-0114
6 15 7~. S450 John v,. Sharp Jbd. 2 ba, ¥es1'
man Co 631 0900 De l Mar. S440. Avail
ON BEACH l>ecora tor now r urm:.hed 2 story, 4 ____ 4_97_·_2268 ___ _
Hdrm VIEW In best 2 hd 1 ba on~ acre 1541
locauon $1400 monthly M~a Dr See Sun aft l t
2 Bdrm with BOAT AM -SLIP 1750 yrly ,•
Waterfront llomel> $1.35 Yz acre. free ut1l. A1'
631 1400 must. See. Nice couage,M
F~. 645-4900. •CONSUMER'S GUIDE-
Si240 Has dshwllr + lots
more. See now. Smal ree. MS-<t900.
•CONSUMER'S GUID
Lovely 2 Sty, 4 br, 2 ba.-
bonus rm, dm rm. frplc..,.
Fnrd. l andscaped.
many xtres. No. Ea-n.
Norr un1tttr».--16
••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime Mei1a Verde 1-0c ..
For lse. lovely 3 BR. 2 ba lion, rlObe to schls 4r
home. den. Ctplc, pal. shoppmg. 3 lrg bdrms, 2.t
Ref's req'd. 8525/mo + ba. ram rm. fplc & lrs
u.til. For appt: 673-0191 backyd. 1495. Eves & wlmds; 557-5591 $300 a t>r-. k•d•. ~t1.1--__;. _____ _
washer /dryer. patio MESA VERDE-2Br Con· + + +. A muat. Fee. do, avail now. lse S39S• ~. mo. yrty 540-8633 Glenn _
•CONSUMER'S GUIDE w dlx Townhouse 3 br.
SO. BaYfroat. pler. 4 br. 3
ba, din rm. yrly. No
I*!· moo so. 615-~
..... , ...... 3207
2\.'I ba. AU.ch 1ar. pool.
jacuzzi. Kida ok'. S47~1J mo. 552· 1011
Colle&e Park Condo. '
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wa1bor /dryer. relrl I .1~M-...;....;;lllM.;....;;.l.5_Brok __ •.:..;r.;.. __ _
d11tw1hr. 1tep1 from 1 bch. no pet.a, ~./mo ce condo. Qack Bay.
l'la-M54 2Br. 2Ba dbl 1a r ..;..;..;....;;........._ ______ , w 1opentr l ~!~' heat·
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.... 1124 """'-lJ4 ... pt I IMdlt U'9 Quiet newly doconted 2 llr apt. "' block to New Bayfront s BR. 2
•-•-••••-••••• ••-•••••••-••••••••• ·--•••• .. ••••••••• OCEAJlllVlEW. a dffu. • ..,, bd l bl. patio CUm lilt. beldl. lllO mo. be. fp&c, &adry boCJk.up.
llr, 1 '"-'""'· l•""b DIWIATIC I lid , l bdrm1. '" hlh• l\V'e ~ ~" ciO..ct 1ar. laUnctn tac. 494.ms ~~rs:; f:;" ;'r.'!; ol7.Nr. otoru • Ylll•I• 111. • BR + .. 1 ., ·.n N ..: --'" fl.. 'l.~ 1170 W1111 ... ldllt. t rlortb end. charm in a w/bcft atta 9>0/mo 1,.. tcbalok. am. 540-JS» Of boam~nn. 2"'Nba·:.~ L . '/Gd. ..","I rl l2" ON WATf;R. 2 bdrm•. tenajer Olt. no peta lBR. ms. C1a to bt'b, h. --·-. *""11 nn.. -1ar, r • ...._,. iJ. 035 · ~ ~ ~ boat 1Up S760tmo yrly -~ 8*1&50 54S-CW art mUM&1m. Ut1I pd _v_·--..,....-M'-"'-----
.... ~ SZ5 Mo. 1 P\.lm oc-unfuml1htd BI< ~' GARDEN A L 8 Stv • n f rt1. Brack S.. Cit •• JU6 . a -+ tut rm. f»le ttt Aaent m..*3 M CAMYOM PROMONTORY 2 Bdrm CORONA DEL MAR S2 e o mo. I l r. BBQ. Le yd • 11rden ...... _ ............ .
",.,_ llv rm. bit.a lui.dl. 6 1~,. Pentbou11e apt Z Br Townhoule. frplc. ~ J:f ·.,rti1~1,0° 221 Monteny Open S.t bd lllt.1 walk to bch.
lrt b•~k7d. ••ut•bl ftANC'llO ~ ~m.::· 911DO, .. .., Pool. unn11 . Some .--. Sun. 2131f'9·0llZ. cln D • ready oo.-
·,. =l r~:::t~~IS SAN JOAQUIN Bro.tmoor bome. larao 0 N I.. ID 0 I SL t • Q:': 'i:.= r~•d ,.. 3126 211/MM7ll ev•. :0.J~bd $215. •JD . lmrmcWat. i br 2 ba double famll)I rra, s Beauillul 2 bdrm. den. c R t: A T • noe beacb. "4-26ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~... 3850 ---------___ _,,,, _______ C!Cl8do oa 10U courae frplc1., entire houae dlnLna nn. pvt piatlo. 2 RECREATION: Swim· 2 bd. new cxpts. df'P9 ....... ••••••••••••••••• s..t. A.e 1110 mos OJL ONtat view, nut to HWl)I decorated. Lot blth '900/mo mina. S&WllLS. 2 health pat.. balcony. 1ar. 132$. LA.uMA HIU.S ...................... .
•' &..we I BR. ~ t'DO clu.btlo.M • awun fOOI over ~ •ere. on • very W••ft ... Ho.1 club&. billlards. nl&ht· 3 bdrm. 21,.4, ba. new cptJI. 830-9.125 New adult delw11~ apU 2 br, J'41 ba condo,
..... m.a5I ~ mo calJ MO-OtJ7 choice 1trHt Appl 6ll·l400 hihted tennis courts . dlahwtsher. ;1t10 & ham-" unfum. BllllardE.. Pool t300. Mo.
JBr,deft.lba.frpk.dbl evea • •llnda or cab'. -MA•SOH Pro & pro abop, golf 1ar11ge. $525. Lu.Super ocean"' view. New PoOI. hcuni. ond ~orS.-4C'll pr.• £. Bay St. M50 ~ wkcb'I .... ~ dra vtn1 ranae. p'rly 873-7513. Aat 1560 aq. ft. " br. 2~ ba, voUeyb1all. •ti lwah ,.., ... d
C&UM1"7T4 Joan --IW.TOI 644-0JJZ = v~:~a~1.m~o5m8!· room. New Custom, pvt 2Br. $450. 6"·5742 or 75&-0706 ALICIA VILLAGE or Ua .. eli ... d ltoO
bnd-P-l <>.. • ...,r .. C•T• T~-~ ..-i .. r tncld ... u. FUN ACT IV ITI ES : 2&, frplc, I~ patio. gar. -"11 Sl,...kport •••••••••••••••-••••••
-.... --. ..... ·-~ _,. ,. u z br deD wet bar. 2~., "* l'vn fuJlttme trector. ree 1.«Au1i app ca ons or www ..... _...,,. _,, ~1,.~1 or lltl-6130 THE EXCITING ..,....__ -, ..... 1-~~ ri•·-"' .... ,·, .,.2Bd.~..-en . -• •"'"' · -d r ,_._,_ ti ' IL......I~-..__ .. ~· ... o -'"'
y,.d Prefer family upa lndacpd ~~o bl. loU ol •IMHe It.. --Sunday brunch. BBQ's. Sept l occupancy. '7~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offitt open 9-7 daily PA1.M ...sA APTS.
Avail SeP' lit. tu01mo ..... lraa. adrrortO dOOtll . 38drm. 281. llPl61bhi trips, parties. sport mo. 673·3909 aft 6PM ~· beach. 2 4t 3 BR. ----------MINUTES TO NPT
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3\.<t Bdrm. JBa. yud. =· 1f~·· ~ ~ w: JI<' Adu)t11. no pel1 )49 mo Sin&les. 1&2 bedrooms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •2358. NOW f~~ /~.;.
C'Ule! f'rpk. 11r No ~ su0 m_gw S770/aome ln1bH1ty 3 Bdnn. z ba, brt!llkfast F\lm. & unlum. Models Adult 2 bedroom. super Towobouse. lovely. apac. Adult.I, No Peta s-ta ISD. ~ BlllM&-Tl~daYI rm. auo p orch Nr open daily 10 to 7 location . No pets. & home-like. 2 bf' with U61 llese Dr.
Roct ~V1'1Y 3 br. Harbor lligh $475 Ph Roommate service S250 t month 568 w pvt. pted ent.rance + 2 YOU CAN .'fFORD 15 Blks Eulol NflfPort Dme,... 1U6 z be h ome. A/cond OM T't9 WATa M5-W19 avail. No lease re· Wilson. lnq apt E patios. Some with au. NEWPORT BEACH Blvd.•
-·•••••••••••••••••• <;,..,.. eo.cl. -.o. AvaJI Luxury 1 BR. beyfroot. quired. Sorry, adults on· • ............. ....,.. ....... •"s garage. Swim~g pool. 9am,5pm ~,.a ~ v .... IWl mr. db. Sto$lt u can aM07I VleW l"ODdo Avail now ly, DO oets. -"""&"b d J1cuui. Teorua courts. Park Newnnrt .__ 4000
l\.<t be Townbome CloM SPACIOUS 38r. 2~8a $.»O, ltt! opt sua.ooo Oakwood Lar!e 1.2 3 e room 1 blk to Huntancton "t"' •••••••••••••••••••••••
to berbor, La1una • 'l'w'uM• W/formal dtn ~-1 rr en apts. Oshwhr. shopping center mall. Room""' kllCbeMtlt! ICb.li. Pool, Jae. uunaa. rm. ram nn. 2 frplQ, IAYC:.IST Garden ltos. encl. gar. gas Adullll. No pets. Ftom UJXURY APT LIVING S60 week & up
clubbouH '415/mo ~bat, AC. &ocated oo S bd 3 Apartments bbq. Pool. Gas Pd. 778 $&35. Seawlnd Village. Overk>oldn& The Water 548 9755
lltll .. t +Sl~ aec dep leraut 1reenbclt b~~~aohu:m~. sf::,o a Scott Pl. 642·5CY73 UM5 Huntington Village Enjoy S750.00-0 s pec· Ambusador Inn in Coeta
Avail DOW. Aa& for John w /vl~w an Universit y month. Avail. S•pt. UDO .._.,_..._.. New 2 br. 2 ba. all bltns. L a n e . H · B . l , a ~ s m --· ......... -.. 880 Irvine ITI4>898-9961 acuaar sp · • WI Mesa. 2277 Harbor. Ct>n· _.Of'_.1.....,., Pk. no petJI. ~ mo. lsth. ISubJect to sue · 3 BRa. 2 baths. Sunny frplc. encl. gar patio, . mini pools. It la&h~d t r ally lol·ltl~d. 2~S •-ho 4 bd 3 b luot P"oxalove Wey. ceufuJ clo&eofescrow So patio -qwetstrttt. lrv1neat16th lndryrm.$350. 2Br tuldren k:o courts males or bike MANY h i~i!-c. ilrictioob' Call col lect C7l4> owner's oewrestdence>: Unlum.orfurn to swt. 64S-0550 TSLMgmt 642·1603 no~.SW'tin~eat~O tnils.'putting. shuf· ~~t~~~. phone &cw.ft. • • aB'M1&CM CSan Otego> Paneled family rm . Joan the Lido fun · Oeboltdl ......i t5Z.Ht-2SlllS.M7·'1'85l beaches. tennu & MESA VERDE home at· mo.84&4l907. · Sw1mmma.....,..jaruu1. Irvine Groves. new Jua, with bookshelves, gas r 1 di t h 28r $325, 9 months. mosphere 2&3 br dlx Ba...._ r .,....,. ,.,.1 and rec room C>aily & 2BR.1Ba,oceanview.oo SlsS 4 br. 3 ba. air, BBQ; ve ry private ren Y • mosp ere. Bah $250. Yrly/ulil apta,nopets.:;46-1034 Bachelor apt. close to "'"" rom...., ........ mo. weekly r ate1' <,tarting . yrd wrk, brick patio frpl c . w /bar. gar ms\r. area. formal din· SB:iOI Mo. <P·l16l c. . bch,$ZOOmo. Allol&2bdrmptans fromt6411week
w/bbq. '1915. l/981.Q86or ope:oer. ram rm. pools, ina no. John Granath 642·8235 Gua, Agt.~~·966-l71l. Near new townhouse. 847·9939 a story townhouses 6'5·4&40
lf982..2108 Jae. teruua, sec gate etc. EILEIH HUDSON center of town. 2br.
,... __ ,_• 2 br 1 ........ e. a>o. ss.9-6096 Owner . REALTOlt 644-0122 BLUFf'S.3Br. 2Ba. pool. ll,'Jba, gar. fncd yd. air ON THE SAND! 2 BR. 2 ~u.uu· ... uJ • .,.. •• xlnt location, $SOO mo. OCEANRtOMT cond. S34S. mo. 64s-.4655. ba, pool. sauna. gym, .. wre ll\I ts, no peta. 4 BR. 2 Ba. 2 car gar. fMI Portoflno, 4 BR, 3"" 640-8146 1 Br. l ba, $37S yearly '675. mo. Terri. 983·56S7
$350. Furnished $375. close to s~hool & parks. ba pool + spa grdnr --S'RPS TO IEACH 2 br, new cpts. drps or eves. 960-4995
Elec. kitch, priv. paUos r...,e sunny room. lite kit. It balconies. r rpts. 6 lndry pnvp. Ref's re·
draperies. p arking. q·d 548 1372 C.M . eJevaton.
49H&M«S'7Wlll $450 551·1844 ,...;,..,,.ded, SOOO. OOG.1326 • S. ca....te 3276 R ba N' encl. back yd. Kids ok
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. ~Taro l2l2 2:~~~/ &:!':ii ::ot~ ~1!88~ ~mca:l~~n SHORECLI F,,1-·s 4Br. H.arbov~f;t. ~· MESA ftlHES :011:·1Js~pe~~~~h Al Fashion Island. Jam
• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c•--to fryws schols & I · · t ' ' 2Ba. on go rourse. Bach ... 30. l Br $285 St. 1sl + last + r>N\. boree & S;in Joaquin """"' . poo . Jae , en n 1s p I bit $600 --"" lleauL 2story 3 br, l~ ba. business. $375. 673-SOSS. sa:;o.1mo 644-8746 ~ ns mo. Pool, Jacuzzi, adults. no sec. 962-8840 Jim. Hills Rd.
'. frp(c, dshwhr. kids & Br I-'-___ _._ fri pets. 26$0 Harla Ave, petsok.$475.Agt.Nofee.·2 -e 1.vuuv, re g For lease, 4 BR. fam rm. 3 BR 2 ba fncd yard CM cMesa Verde Dr E SUPER 2 br. pool, gar. For leasing 1nforma·
964-256S;!rn2971 LOCI .. ~t. air. lighted GREAT VIEW, all re· ood•San ciemente loc' otrHarbor>S49·2«7 frplc. trees . S325 . IJOn. tennis. pool. sauna. decorated. VACANT. goc"'/mo .,..1_2048 · · Adults. 84 2·6934. ~l•V,._, 3234 ~ Days 772.1000 ext Harbor Vie w Hills. $47.. · -3 Br Coodo w/pat10. gar. 642·SZ:Sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 411 : eves ~7261. $1300/mo. yrly lse Call S.. ...._ Steps to ocean. 2 br part· pool. Ouldren. sml pet --------
Lovely paUo home. 2 BR, 1 Carol Berry 714/7Sl-6373 c:.nfr'clno 3271 Ly furn. U~ ~ $350. OK. ~. Ph 54S-5270 NEW DELUXE APTS. Nice ZBr Dpht u~uun. 7 14/b44·1~
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tennis racil, close to fwy, ram i I y rm . f P. l c • Blulfs condo. 3 BR. 2 ba. Be a ut 4 Br , 3 m rm 642-6578 2 BR. 2 Ba. w /encl. gar frplc. ~-~2120. adults. no pets. nr Lido
avail Sept u. Adlts only. carpets, drapes, patio, 2 pool, new carpets. f le 2~ ba db oar' Want.er Rent a I· I Br. WS3a2151.acNeo 6p6el~!;6519ol2r 963-008ji. Isle s hopping L ~t' .
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ms it ......, 838-9741! sty, cuJ.cte.sac. College palnted lhruout. 1 Yr. rp · · "' · f h d t I d 1 ~· -----------d f ssoo .... "" Park. Ref !s & deposit lease. No children or bltns Xlnt loc. ssso. urnis e • u 1 P · 637·5895 NEW XTRA dlx twnbse ere it re · mo. &:L.....I~ .. ~ .. 3240 'd u95 llU/\ ... :As ft A 'I A 15th 830-1136 doors from Oen. $300 apt. front unit. Lg 3Br. 494-6303 Clean Maturt' lady pvt • IWMgiO. ~ req · ~· · .....,..._,.. a pets. vaJ · ug. · mo. Adlts only, no pets New 2Bdrm. I Ba. pnv 2 ..... Ba formal din rm + bath. kitchen pnvtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 or wknds. ~Mo. ~enl 640--002() BUl 3 Br. Masi1ion Creek 675-6039 dsh hr si1o1 ..., • Bachelor unit 'I! block Call ~62()7 OPEN HOUSE homl!. Fam rm. J rar gar. ws 63.s-4 mo bk.sfst .rm. frpk. bltns. from beach. All utll pd.
New-elegant2bedroom 3 B b T h gar, lge yard $.550 /mo. CHARMING BEACH 63149361 781 W/Dhookup,patio,dbl Nokids.nopets 201 E Bedroom w1some houi>t' + den (Z75). Cedar & r. 2"" a own ouse. 493-4797 t 493·2893. eves COTTAGE 112 blk to kl• spit-lent attach gar .. $475 mo. Balboa Blvd. $250 per priv1!eges Nr OCC
window home. 5 Blocks D/W, frplc, gar. Pool. ocean. winter rent.al. 2 Bdrm & den. frplc. _~ __ 3604_______ mo. + security d ep. Ideal ror student SHU
(o beach. Private 2.car jac. etc. End un it on pvt 3 BR, 2 Ba. frplc, own $325 124 3 5th St . sk Y 11 gh t. dee k . u P. Block to Beach. 3 bd. 2.,., Olli Sue 556-7707 inc ut1:. I st & • :i ~'
garage Fully main· park No pets $47S/mo. jacuiza. yard. closl! to 673-3056 graded. Country setting. ba. built ins. frplc. 7M-0960 ._, _ __. yard. Adults. No 644-91514 ma rina . $450. mo. N h Id en no pets BCH DPLX 3Br . 2Ba.
IAUICV MEYER LIVID IM 494·3672 Near pa er & beac h . 0 c a r · · encl06ed gar. new crpts f11>k , gar. new cpts. no S...111wr Rftltah 4200 s>etJ>. 525 18th St. 1714) 2bcfrm.. 2ba. Part furn $395. Days, 646-4262 or & pnt throughout No pets. $500 mo. yrly ••••••••••••••••••••••• MM$331 Lovel.Y 3 BR. 2 . bath 2 BR cotta1e. Frplc. 3 BR. 1"1 ba condo m or unr. Yearly $400. eves. 645-9543 pets. Yrly rental. $400. 645-Ui82 Spa~tsh style smgle rectv.d declcs, lg paUo, yd. SJC, Mission Beach. 2· 675-5464 202 21st. NB. 963-4993 842-4C77 N ....... Ba .W. H.B. 3 BR, 2 ba, RV
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family r.es. Sky!1ghts: Nwpt HLs S50064.H625. car gar. kids OK. Call 1 Bedrm. jacuul, pool. ~ blk to beach. 3 BR 2 wptt '"''"· yshOrei;
ganlen ~llchen wuidow; Melinda, 495·0394, or Lrg furn duplex. ocean gas & waler paid. No 2 BR. 2 ba. dishwasher, BA. downstairs blt·ins. Charmmg 2Bdrm time atnu~. sunken Roman 4 br, 2 ba d':frlex, ocean Violet.848·f>l<ll>I>, S390mo. viewJOstepstobch.2& pets. Adults only. $270. eocl. gar, 2 blks from frpl. patio. gar age. wJlrg patio, do1<e 10
t b t R d I · """" Call 64s.+$11 ...... s pnv bch. Avatl lj/26·9/9 u ID mas er. ea Y view, aun ry, SO lo 4 bd, lease $400 & $600. beach. $350. Adults. no le&.w. $500. lZ1 ,,_., t. S300twk
for occupancy· ~75/mo beach, $600. mo. yrly. Duplex. 2 Br. 2ba. Lake 536-7090 Lrg 1 bdrm, balcony. pets. !l&C).5260 64CMl140 S42·3iS9/l·6'76-4J-48 incl. gardener. J ean 642~5 days; 673.al97 n e w. Btwn frw y & d h h ------------------Dales 642-8235 <P·ll7> eves. Marin a . $350 lse 1 & 2 BDRM. APTS elec. kitch, 8 ws r . ....... 1844 NEWPORT SHORES· -e+ ... FflO..,.. l br. 2 ba condo. beam
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or 3 BR home facing inrl maid &. gar d · Grab Uus' 3 br. 1·~ ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• garTSNLrMnewm.tS464250.t603 BR ol b & v...-. Rtwtah 4250
golf course. f'.ashaon Isle luxurious furn.) 3Bdrm. fprlc, gar. kid:. & pets On the beach, all ul1l pd, g IRVIME"S MEWIST ! c e ~ nv.'e~ s so/~ o •••••••••••••••••••••••
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clubhouse/restaurant. furn. 51500 furn . , ..__._nts clngs, gar Adlts S300 VIA LID0·2Br. 28a. on WATER Studio. 1.2
lmmed. ava i l. Yrly 7S9-95&7 /&4IH818 AvaJI. oow 4 br. 2 ba. ~.! .... JL d 2S44Elden ll)S38-8406. HERITAGE POINT water1ront.avai1Septl. &3bdrmuruts Sleeps z lease. Joyce Edlund gar.fncd yard Kids& _,,...... 559-l.802 to IL Comp•t-tely
642.-8235 CP·lUll Bluffs, lrg 4 BR condo~ pel.41 ok. S445. Agt No ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR Westside. lovely furnasht>d Firepiace. i bd, 3 ba, dbl gar, frplc, S750. R eady to go fee. 964·2566 or 973·2971. lalboa Ptninsula 3807 4-plex, pleasant sur-WESTCLJFF 2br. ·~ba ADC. TV. pnv3le dock. btcd yrd, 6 blks bch. ~. •-•act. 1241 644-0350 or 644-1757 38drm 1 Bl G G ••••••••••••••••••••••• r ound in gs. $395. mo An apt community de· townhouse. Adults only, pnvate bearh. tennis
wash er/dryer hookups _,.,.., · poo · wn SfEPS TO BEACH 751·9930 signed with you in mind no pets. $395. 1728 Bed· indoor & outdoor pools 0·~ ~ 846-8815 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fMI hm beaut Monaco & 4 0 5 F w y . N u d reaturing 8 spacious ford Ln. 543.7533 c I OS t' t 0 , ... s In O!f .......,...,, S700. Blue Lagoon Villa 2 3 BR. irg backyd, ni crpts/drps . $400/mo. CUte 1 bdrm. huge yar . 3 BD. 2 ba, f11>l. yard & noor plans. Furnished •41Sl9i1 ·2560 :Go see this 3 br. 2 ba, -i 2. ocnfmt on pvt bch, s ch I /grnblt. $600. 213 ·868·0690, wkdys. UUI~. $29~~1Y3 patio, 2 car encl gar. or unfurnished l 2 & 3 Lwc, Nwpt Hgts 2 Br :?---------
frplc. dahwhr. kids & 2 Po o I s. te nn is. 644-6610 7 1 4 . 9 6 8 • 3 l J 2 . 673-or 11 adlts. 132 Lisa Lane. bedroom apls. Available Bl. bltns. pool, patio. ldyllw1ld cabin. sips 8,
pets olt. $455. 964·2566 or 714 /499-3217, 2131703-0230 evestwkends. Lovely tBr, l blk to bay $425 mo. 631·1816 ror occupa ncy June f p I<'. ad u 1 t s. S49 5 I~. pat on stream.
i73-297lAl,1.Nofee. . OCEAMFttOMT or beach. street park· b ~ 6.11'2177 S6f>1wknd . SISO/wk ---------Great v1~w pnme 3 br &Jperb exec 3 BR. den TownlloUML ing. 1295 mo .. yrly. 2 Bdrm, 2 a. USO sq n . 89"7620 )'lds. pets. Move ln now! 2ba patios frpl nr bcb home. Year around u.fwN11t1td 3525 661.233.'J or 496-56&0 Frplc. Encl gar. O/W & OCEANFRONT. Pvt en ---------
Gar, frplc. dshwr. Only town.494-6930aft4pm vacation. On the water••••••••••••••••••••••• G/D. $375. Mesa Verde. FEATURJHG trance. I room. ba. Bag Bt'ar City, 2 BR 1296.Smfee~ Ocean side Emerald custom hm $1250/mo. Brookview 3 bdrm. 2""2 2Br. lBa dplx . cpts. 754-6216. 979-8533 •Park like setting. Wt D. ut rd. $250 yr home. :sips 6 $24 Obi
•CONSUMER'SGUIDE Bay home; j BR. 3 ba .. Year lse. ba townbome. Frplc. drps, garage. yrly lse New d e 1 u xe condo. :~r'::=.a~ ~ayes'un~~0~v~3~r ocrup Linens furn.
CONDO On d2B 2Ba redwd. decking. French llal»a lllOlld Rlty AIC. tennis. pool. Ja.c. $475 mo. <2131 793-0038 3Bdrm. frplc. rrpts. •Pool & Jacuw 64>3731 _548-__ 1989 ______ _
.. t aan t r. 1' doors. $1000 Mo. Agt 673-8700 decorator unit. Avail. aft SPM drps, gar opnr. Days •Gas BBQ Hawaii, oceanfront con-~ s )', secun Y. PoO • '1M-ll77 8/15 r tone yr lease. ..._. 392 2 89 8 Parle N-1 bd pt gymn, sauna, $8$0 mo. Bil.ifs, lge 3 BR & ram. $47S. 67s.6062 or 548.7420 eor.a _.. M• 213 /245 ·3648 /2-H · 7 . •Sparkling clean laun· sub ,_;:;:....,., S37 •· OJmo. :pa. do. Oahu. Maw. Kauai. 6tMi604eves. LGIJllllCI HJ• 1250 c::.~ cood & 1 $715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves 2131244·5644 dry ~...... & Hawa11 lkh. tennlli.
_,d 1' .. Ba t h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,_Mo. A•aeot,;,•~.11l3oc. 3 BR 2 BA twnhse. 2 car Front cozy 3 bd or den. LARGE 28r. lg kitchen, •Garden patio kitchen total rec program. golf. !1 lud10, 1 & 2 ..,F rml • I~ d wn se. '-is ..... World new up· n& '"'" ~·beaut. pool & trees. frplc, dbl gar ~ mo. cpts lhruout. wood •Open beam ceilings pools. tennis ct:., Call bdrms trm S28 per mte
$3 0 .....t 3Bdrm gar yard CNIW · ......,., · .,...,. "'" · i v• · beamed ceilings, no ..... ._~ ~ rp c, aun ry rm,""'...... . ~F..,H mo .,"'" dep No ""'"7c:•u t8317714""'33269 •"•fta ..... bedroo ... a afl6PM759·s.52 (/2487-4253
mt crow• ve, 3 . &'" • • • . pets 963-3213 •' ft-e walk-in closets a.. d' 1 b ---------963-5306. golf course & lake view. SBr. 3 , ptoc>I, lg yd, nr --·-------Beams & glass. frplc. pets, no kids. 645-81194 ~6 ... per pa . r . gar. on ....,. to Sllare 4300
83().8833. pUbllc & pvt schls. $1200 r _ 4 BR 1 t •-•Pnvate dressing areas baY.front, J blk to bch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spectacular 4br. 1:14 ba, mo. inc luding pool •Af..a.,l111w•llh hnMshed ~ ~ in~~~7!~~0 ... , _________ , •AccenUd walls. Util pd. S34S. 673.6336 ••• SEUCTIVE•
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..a. *"""' r --.,.... • .....,..... • ......__ 1-1-...11 3706 ~~ Ne come of Walnut Waterfront lease. Lge Gam a reliable petaoll . ...,_. Agt. no ee. ••••••••••••-••••••••• 759-0500, 75$.1600 - -3 BR, 2 ba, fam. rm. ar r rinh 2br. 2ba. lge patio roommate. 645.7404 t64-2Se&or'73-2Snl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sub. chil<k'en, no pets. 1 Bdrm $290 & J effery off S. A. I l .,1 Monarch Su mmit adult Charming 2 s tory A· ._ 4 lw 2 ba bay $650. Agent 673-53S4 Adults, no pets. Frwy. (1141559· 7000. extra ge iv rm .... 1p •SHARE A HOME•
3 Br +family rm home, lwnbse, 28r&deo, w/rec frame, 38drm, 2Ba, wlk •lew f~J>IC brown 131 E. Lath Street sorry no pets. Rental to 30'. Adults, no pets. ---------:S::. ~.r;;f!~=~IE.r!i o:u~.·:~rr lse. ~:eh·f~~ t&otti~~~: apt, U25. 7iz.1971 •L•u•x•u•ry_3_b•d•r•m•.•2•b•a•.I ---646--•68•1•6---i ~~~~pen daily 9 am :~~:=·DELUXE u!::::HS!
· 8S22 Lois Ctr NI 1 Sh b t Moll)'. 983-6767. Super 3 BR 2 ba furn 1800 sq ft! Lrg patio, . 3br . 2ba. 2-car gar . Share it home or MPl· ~"' Drl.v+e$296by ·lll~ovceallln ~gue n bo~~~~·br,e2aba: Harbor View Knolls . fplc, ssoo1ri.o. 9-i6J6-16: bay & ocean view. $650. OU~n like lsapts2. Bdadull &.acJ-o•ach 3148 bltns. frpl. pat. Si'OO ment • 833-4514 67s.6640 Sngls OK. Mr. Moore. vu1g, no pe . rm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ '"-·• """" f<irappt.963-6767 • en. walk to pvt bcb. 2Bdrm & den, end unit. • 673-7m2 pool & Jacuzzi. 177 E. Great •4 acre setting, 11---------~r·u/Mt3 ~
Guarded comm, pool, $700. lcAoa Ptnlnsula 3707 ~~~~~~~~ 22nd St. C.M. 645·2A98 _l)r .. fa>!. tg~, P.riv.a_1~1• ~LIFF':? BR. 2 Ba . Uk-.«~~"
3Br, ZBa, enclosed pallo, tennis, adlts, no pets. 631·26'10 u••••••••••••••••••••• -' t hltr'tpe" o'· pa'l'o• PoOI ~d u lls , ........ ·-·~'-·· .:_~. r. G rdenin . I'd ""'"' "'-·· 2 tra br 1 child OK quae . (' a l IL l ~. • .. w ........... r.&1\4~~ frplc, gas BB"', 1714> a I uic · ..,.,..,. CUTLVE HOM~ l br, compl. furn. A••I 2 w. 1 .ba . .,a.dulls, no·~.. • · Rough. $450. •99-2286 "20. mo.675;699J) . 8Jt4u4Since 19'11 ~1%19. (213) •39-0281 Aft tpmM0-6210. bay '1tW ~o.• 3 bd: Sept. 1. Wini.er $295, Yr· pels. 1st .& l ast;,+ . de· No pets. s:l.30. See at ._, . . ·~· . " 1 ·,,., ( 1 , , ,. "' ~ . _
' d d $1000 ly......,646-6238 Clt.OpenbouseSat& ,!!6~.,Anaheim S t,l .. lt.t-•--.. ll401 .. 111A-•ochl840 Neod:?unlbdrmsw/pvt 'narllng 2 br, l ba. 3Br.2ba,dinintrm.Cv n rm. e n , -.... ,,_._,., ·-·..,.--....,.-. ,"~bwbr, gar. fncd yd. patio. 3 miles t.O ocean. 544-Cll Lrg studio + gar + ulll. 12·5. 5191>') OrcbJd. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Blh~-3 Br condo.
Kkk"petaok. $395. Agt. Avlil now. ~/mo. P Udo t.Je 3 Br 2 Ba, lge $250/mo, winter. lBdnn, lovely lrg rm's. Froot carage ap~. 1 BR:l~:i:===============9 , ________ _
)lof9e.914-2*; 973-2971. Stll-OMS patio, dhl gar, no pell. 844-0103. 313 E. Bay. Priv patio, street en· lge Uv nn. kite =~· Kennybunkport? Fem nnm~ ovr ~: 2Br ~ lbcfts. Offan Vu. '850. 5l8 HU llaytrobt, winter IUft, m~tO:~~~~· ::. ::1~~~ c •pt. ::: :'c ~e.le:'J· .W.W. J24Z Guard gate, walk to Grab tt! 1133 free uUI. 9>0/mo. or yearly $750. Isn't he'the guy who kicked the S200 r--·-·············· be9c:h. rec. area. 4 bdnn. Frpk pets. beach I 2 BR, 2 Ba, gar. frpl, Lovely 3BR, 3b1, fplc, -rcbelfr. ''tf50E-stde winning fleldgoal in the'74 Superbowt? MM»lS. ·F._u~e l br bcb hte, 2 ba, 111 up1raded. Sbar~. Small fe e : lodry. 301 Edgewater. balconies. pal. Wik to 7~~J1C::494 2966 mo. ~f'V"\~
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tHI•> ref rt,, S3 tS. 2l:r b. view pool. Jae-.a>NSUMER'S GUIDE Rltr. 548-S&fl. as. '9'7·11155 2 BR. 2 ba. refrig, stove. ~-~ • m·~~avail.$400: Wow! $250. 2br, rrptc. Al C....de4 M.-3722 eo.MW... 3124 pool. Adu~ no ~ti_ 'Mr~C-_.Y. ... 557:G;&'IF1Ji1JTMI beach. "Free uUI. Palio ............................ , .............. -••••• Avallt/l. W. l
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MM4S7 146-4656,eves. Sharp a br. 2 ba. ~. before you P•Y aome ,,.._,_Mesa 37z4
frplc, dlbwhr, lllds II a 1 e D C Y. r Or the _.. petaoll. NGS. Ji#. No fee. "RUNAROUND". Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 324 -~orm.m1 CONSUMER'S GUIDE. Slua~ l br garden ••--............ MAD.>' havt t.nd are 1t•d m-w.u· rec area. $28$. mn'ALS ... .,.,. .._. 326t they dkU I Save time, • lllbSt.
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...am .i l&l~n• ('QOltf Uocl. ~I Lawna Complete >'•rd Call Pape Cliff. 631-4264 my home . Nancy, Try me. 836-55S$ ~hrs . Anywhere 1n Co services. Drain & sewer
mainltn•nC'e. Trim M6-l388 &'JB.S361 cleaning . Fre t' c.,.,.at.,., taa•:,i•a• MclWorul. 1'9rndl ...... Gen1 Handyman. Paint· A ,ei I l1flll1 t~ 1''\"ee est. Cl4J.-09C'1 Prol palntiJll. Ext & lnl. estimatA!&. ~ hr service ~-.cau ... a tomm rre~ e1111 . ...,. .... , ...................... .Jflt.. ..av Deatan• 6 plana l.1l' Japanei1e 1ard n r, Cree
lnJ. carpentry. rooting, Low rates. Rers. Free Paintu\f. lntr only. $30 673-3181 -s. ... ..,.. masonry. Any home ....................... est. 53S-f780, 536-4383 rm. our stan dards
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~u~~ar:1 _. ... Jc*. Ol.U AJJ.an or 9Ntrktil 1213>29e 30e0 em only. proj. J . Wauah. 631-2233 pnces. Prof. landscape Custom Wallpapering 842-3719 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,., ..... ....................... Uarden Service, comp. t' 1:9 & irrig. 646-7070 All work guar. Free. ,.... REPAIR I& REROOF est. All types·shl n g[,ei. 8oakt .... .C.bbultl lor 11•\n lhdrtc Free est Call Ju41n, ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.M.S.-Rolo. Sod or 67341511 • •••••••••••••••••••••• rockshakea·compo·tar ......... kildlft. UIJlilJ room•. l,Jc lnl.Jll M! 8974 anyt~rne. 961·21186 OCC Sluiient. 1 Ton Seeded Lawn 11 . Patio covers. concrete & Free est. S41·5930 ;;r~;··:;;;· ~,..... <.wt. mlld• o ... , .. Stnlcff t.n.ick. Truh, tree trim. Sprinklers. Planting. lnl, ext. serving area for wrought iron . Free
lu.4 a<;J.J:o;CTRJ<:IAN l 'mt•1I Ron 6'2·5703, 6'2·3224 Xlnt rers. 675·7633. 7 yrs. ProL. qual work. esllmales . St c v e McOANEL nlbt frail.' c1t11tuttl' un ••••••••••••••••••••••• K1ll1b rooke elem • ---Reas. Ins. Dave . Richey. ~~6-0U7 or RooftnJ & Repairs
8-ker '* nt•w a'n!a. C..-.0,.-. llU'I• Of' IOWll JOba !rtannlng a Vacation'! CHEAPEST haulmg m European Landscaper 58S-842S ~ Ur. 353446 I /991·933!1
Rouoaablie ~. ....................... La~ U73U3$11 Let "'The Caretaker" town. Fr. ests. CHEAP! Top work. Fair price.
'Q)oper ....... fadi:f· ~lt' .. [ ... <'art' for pets, plants. M2·2995 or 64~1390 Rers. 8'6·4871 day or Housepainling. lnl .. Ex· ,......;ttepofr Tie
Need ~ ror 3/"'10 GYaraetffd, Ra ob<>w boab. property while eve l er. Free est. John ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• vou'rt-away. Bonded. l6om1demift,g Berk . 631 ·3363 o r Wed. • 1ome Thura SemetlMU71G TAYLOR f "EN<.;f; CU Landsca~ing. Tree trim· ~2161 Neal patch~ & textures CERAMIC llle. New or l.S:•m.s.m 770-4'66 .. , •.......•....•...... f't&EST. '93-1419 remodel Free c •• , ... Wood" Ch1''1.;k Want a REALLY ming lean-up. 8 yrs Interior. eKteri o r . estimates. 536-4967 after .... t' t t r•/ l.1('~~151 . l837 ltANDYMAN . Homes & CLEAN HOUSE? Call exp. Frtt est Noboru. PA'OCH PLASTERING ....................... •pt:i Consc1enl1ous Ressdentlal & comm 'I 5. Sw•lw Catt'rin1 . ~a n~uet Ii Gingham Girl. Free esl Sll-8162 or 897·2862 All Free hill,, (.'rafuman Call 645-0302 proper lies. Richard l y p e s ........................ Meet tn11 i'acl 1l1u. ....................... ~123 Mcaonry Mars hall. 646·0425 or estunates. QUI ~O-i82S Custom work. drain
Marine R•s-lr/WaHH --t.oard."· tubs. showtrs Altso'i. 1610 Old Clean·ups , lluul ln)(, Gt..-.g 2 Fl.NICKY FOXES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 531-3082 Fret· Xlnt refs. All ••rll ~Blvd MU2t3 e nlri es. el r . lAnd1rap1ng lm med ••••••••••••••••••••••• cleaning yachts. apts, Bnr kwork Small jobs. ~ l\,IAl • .t'r'ee a\.. tn-Mtl lS yrs painting Org. Cn· esu ma t.es. 11523-837 5 cw .. fC1•cr• lk1'Vll'tnf; $42 980'J H.iul. sk1ploader dump homes ofcs. free est. Newport, Costa Mesa & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---ty. t op quality St Dah 111 S.. •k:e lrk. grading. tree wrk. 841Hi&l2 lrvine 675 3175 eves. Any plumb1n~. water Spec1ahiing in reram1l· ....................... Pror land1cape mu1n Llc11334950. 839-1886 Pete ....................... demol.ttions elc. 831-1257 ~erv . leaks. bathrm t ilf' entries & floori.
TYPl.NG/Aa.J KLnd Fou.ndaliou. retaltling tenance, incl cleanup & "Al Your Se rvice ... Mo•iftg ~. off on all wallpaper. if encl. ceramic tile. Reas Free esumate. 962·188J walls, blorks. patios. hauling. l.1ab11tty 1n &ck Jloe · Skip & Dump Houseclea nin g . B y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 832·a468 Reucoable Ra~ !illNIMl U c'd. sured & llr'd Comm / lruclt. Asphall dnveway Laur i . Refere nces. MOVING & HAULING we do the hanging The TNe Service .......
All Phases ol concrete Re s VERY removal. Topso1l-F1ll 645-4164 "Move anyth i n g, Hangmen. 537 ·2004 ORAlNS CLEARED ........................
REASONABLE RATES chrt Grad.Ing. 548·0341 or anywhere al a nytime! .. Flat rate. 113 50. Mama. Tree Service· all types + 01vor('e /Ban~lry worlt. Block wa.Us. plan· Fine lnt/Eitt & acoustic
from fl.liq to $S$. lers, b ritll. L ie & Larry 's Lawn Care. 64S-0864 So. American Cpl, wkly, 2othrs 7 dys 631·9802 painting. Free est. Low $24.50. No gim micks removal ; palm trtei--Acticm Leta.I Jlploa. bm:ided. 6C2.ec 956-1186 Gutters Cllld s,o.t. empl 1es or l time rates. Lie 360242. Call Rooterman, 838·2682. any ht. 494·7669 or
9t0·'4lt, 645· I an •VERY LOW PRICES• ••••••••••••••••••••••• clean 'g Honest. rree PaWfncJ/PaperittcJ PauJ. 673-QJ27 494-21.29
ePllUl'M. Ce.-wortl. all types. esl. Refs. Maria , ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt.UMBING NEEDED.
On Garderung Mamt 5" aluminum seamless 64().4929 PETERS PAINTING CALL Wlftdow Cleastll'MJ C..U all. s PM or wknds. ralnguU.ers w /baked on Pror. will do painting & C.pubc 6G IC. N&-3351 _George ~92015 EKpr'd. Reas Rates . wa llpapering in P & K PLUMBlNG ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... enamel. Cstm bll on Exp. housecleane r Free Esl. Call Ge ne EXCHANGE for 1st & FAST & F.FFlCIENT. People who hve in glas.s
Ct1*ador Murakaml's Gardenmit. Job. The Guttermen. available Tues · Wed · 552-0458 last mo. rent in nice Lie 10 yrs exp. Remdl. hous~ need a good Cu.tom Remodelinf. • Additions. Cal& \'. ace ....................... Clean·UP & maint. 24 542.1242 Thurs. Hourly or rial neighborhood, l yr lse. rep1pe. repair Inc til<' window cleaner! :
Lenh off &. A ssoc. R.J. HuUmao & Son. hrs. 830·611 l. Home rale Call J ean n e Painl.U\g. Exlr /lnlr EK· l/688-554S repair & new ronstr "A Clear View" 63.l-~li
613-'140C Remodel " additions 8J8..l.S23 The fastest draw tn the 979-9621 pr'd, honest, neat , reas. Call now~ John Palermo ·~
64.5-4644 or ~-4541. WANT ACTION? West .. .a Daily Pilot Qassified Ads. your one· Llc'd 9&4-1045 Dave Sell things fast with Daily & Ka rl MaJ1ck l 714 I Find what you want m Want Ads CallSO.K?a u censed & Bonded. Classifed Ads 642·5618 Qass1fied Ad. 642·5678. stop shopping center Sell idle items 642·5678 Pilot Want Ads. 898-5175 Oa.tly Pilot Classifieds.
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._..to se.... 4l(JG Offlu • ._.. 4400 IUllMss ...-.Ss Lost' Fowtd 5300 ~.~.~ ...... !~~~!~ ~Wanted 71'90 ludMts ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opportwtlty 5005 Opport.Uty 5005 OpportuiNty SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pemale rmmt wanted tc Near O.C. Airport. 2 sm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCNTG CUC/COST ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost or Found a pet• FOUND: Blk German Sdloofs & s hare 2 b d r Near ofcs avail. reasonable VETERINARIAN HEALTii FOOD STORE We are in lhe BOOMING Call Animal Assistance Sh~pherd. female. nr lndnlctioft 7005 for electrorucs manufa~
Seashore w~h male Yr Doug 540-6402 CASH R.OW! 1n Beautiful ldyllw1ld. AUTOMOTIVE df · League 537·2273. no ree. Califorrua & Minnesota. lurer. Mus t be famililir l y Sl50 Call blwn ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/standard cost sysAem 12· l PM 8'1"1462 Orange County Animal $130,000 gross & climb· t.ermarkel. Up to S2SO C.M. 545-3342 REAL ESTATE & d.ata processing. /I' NEAR THE WATER mg. Incl Apt. Call (7 14 I weekly P art ·time: to SCRAM-LETS H os pital . Full y Lost S hep·Husk & A/R expr. helpful
ROOMMATES equipped-prestige lot'a 1>.59.2604 $750 or more f\Jll lJme pup LICENSE Type 40 wpm. 10 key b~ --as a d.lslributor or the 6 <fem I gry 1brnt blk. wh
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Fem. rmml needed, lge 2 and profitable general Water Pumps. No sell The New York City spritual Reader ACCOWltll\I 215 & 504 Sq Ff 10,.. Tll l :l O P.M.I merchandise business ing. We supply you with schools are right up to 1815 So. El Camino Real •Cras h C.:Oursl> ava1la TIMEICHPER Br. 1 blk from bcb & that can jl!row and l(row date The new ma th ble bay. $167 50 + uti I your accounts. Invest tests reud. "If you had San Clemente. F\Jlly he. •Matenab prov1d~d. N.B. Holel·timekeeper
Udo Be a uty shop. Lon g No selhn~ N6 vendinl'?. menl rrom $3.780 For a ppt. 492·7296 Mon· !''rt. $650/n)U 675·'1184 eves/wknds or Must be able to service' two applt•s and your -•Small l'la SSl''i ror 644·1700, ext !"186. MaeVl' 754-6714 days Marifta Ytlloge established. Prest1g1ous secured by refundable personalized mstrl.K'tion beach area. Terms Call lot· al rel a ii account:-; inventory and guaran neighbor had two ap RELAXlNG MASSAGE EOE • --Newport 675-8662 pies. how many would Bob James·L1r Masseur •Choose own taste -day --Joy at UBI. 775-0100, 7 that are :.etup for you teed buy back For de· by professionals. No ex talls call 9a.m. 6p m you have 1f you MUG Outcall 9-9. 494·5111 & rughl class1?1> Accountm~
~:... 1200 Sq. rt. office space, dys. GEO f'UM ''"' --•Placement-t1p to ll0'4 -perience required . EASTERN TIME SET YOUR O~t-1 4l5Cl PCH. Npt Br h. Good -PREGNANT? Caring. TRAVEL AGENCY Rapid expansion. Part Toll Free 800-327·2310 comm.1Ss1on
••••••••••••••••••••••• loc. Robbie. 548·0757 time or full·l1mc Dis· WAY COCORP Lost Blue poml Siamese. con!idenual counselinl'? WORKING :
Garage, xtra long. H.B. FRANCHISE play and merchandise ---M . a n :.wer !. t 0 & referral. Abortion. c"re<' 3 Week HOURS! mmonlh. .......... al 4450 The new way to own a sat1s ract1on I 00'7, GYM Marshmellow Trade adoption & keepin~ Sales Tnunmg winds. Sant1a~o urea APCARE s-&7·2563 Call foot' Detolls Trendala "Fiex Tutu-847·9939 ••••••••••••••••••••••• travel agency Travel guaranteed or we buy Best buy in Orange Co 646-9844 allows you to beat tbt.' back ror eqwpmenl & Joca-811-1001 493..0442 Network. Slart your ---UMDA Ir VICKI rush hour lraffic or }ti.st Oarage approx 8xl5. SMppi ,c..tet-own. Exp. not reqwred Cash reqwred uon. $10.000 full pnce OutcallM~ Katella sleep m a httle lon1er Mesa del Mar area. $30. Comple t e support & Plans start as low as Owner. 997 ·8552. noon Real E6late School Ol.H~·"mS. Space foot' I.NH Sl.987 up to $19,8'75. 9pm. wkdays REWARD foot' the Fu of it! 3 2 0 3 l Cu m 1 no Thi:. and other "top ol
Cal DOii Woods loog term ser vice pro For MI NT PACK Serving all Orange Co. Cap1$lrano lhe hnc" benefits an·
OffiulftStd 4400 vided Call Mr. Char les. LOST 2 yr old white yours ir you have tht· ....................... 640.5470 714-838·9242. Lnformal1on CALL MoMy to Loan 5025 Samoyed female dog 835-7313 San Juan Capislrano rollowin~ qual1ficat1oni. TOLL·FREE IAYFIOMT OFFICES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Last seen Sat. pm 1n RE&JLTS COUNT Guest homes. Properly & ANYTIM E' Isl. 2nd & 3rd T.O.'s. area or 19th & Ha rbor. •9UALITY SC.A C. has raused ACCOUNTS Cannery Village-Ne .. · Of· W anted: lOO<H500 sq fl land included. Sohd in Calif: l ·800-232·2175 ~ Credit no problem Ans. to "Shondi " ESCORTS• employ ror over 2011 PAYAllE CLEA~ fices from 300 sq fl. in active neighborhood vestment. Call Joy al Extension 402 738-4271 Please rail 548-4676 Ph for app'l members m last ) r TV (aolas lic views . l g shopping center for ag. UBI. 775-0100. 7 dys Others· t 800-423·2355 before 5pm, 646..ss« art 835·3749 Com m 'l . modelio ~ -
patio s-parking & gress1ve women 's Extension 402 · Arranged by 1 2 Yl'ars a rro11lh
Janitorial included. 2808 clothing store. 552·0155. Furniture slr1pp1ng -Coast Home Loans 5pm VI DE 0 M 0 V IE xlras. We need all ajlCS payablf' experience ith PARLOR types 1714 I 957 0282 Lafayette Ave .• N.B. 213n49-7104 Len Fox franrtuse estab 2 yrs tn Donut shop w /fast rood & Lost M. ~rey Poodle ap some exposure to C~·
great Costa Mesa lora ice cream. pnme lor in DO YOU NEED CASH? Free 20 min introdur JobsW~. 7075 putl'rized systems. · 11 67l-1000 Isl. 2nd & 3rd prox Sii anwers P1err<'. wry visit. no purchase T.UE OUT FOOD lion. For Sale al far 3 yr old SC Shoppinit • •••••••••••••••••••••• match vendors invoice"
250-500 sq. fl. db ore. w. 1000 Sq. rt. or prime below rosl. $7000 firm Cen ter . Xlnt Rrowth Home owner loan!> vie: Pomona & Victona req. Also dance & rap Certified pr a(•1 nur-;e a~ainst purl'hase order~
19th St. CM. from SlSO Newport Beach area. 548-7622 potcntial,$15.000 dwn. arranged fast 8· 12 Rcwurd 646·6433 sessions. wants rem'I patient and rere1vinit r epotts.
Borrow $1000. Sl00,000 -DANCEOFRIH \erifv extensions. aod rno. Tom 54().2200 P e r mits approv ed . bal assomable . N et Siame!>l' cal Seal point, 960-64%
Ready for remodeling & COMPUTER S2.000 mo. PP 586-6587 flexible terms. pas t front pows de clawed 2060 S. Euclid. Anaheim ---prepare detail for cQth
THE EFACIENT co occupancy. Consider MARKETING af't5PM credit no problem. Call Paseo dl' Vallenri a Exciting recording. 21 y r o l d Malf' puter input. Should hav•·
joint venture. 675·3080 us no obligation Alicia Pkwy .. SlOO rew 543·1422. athlele/student attend ability to rommunil'"ll
PROVIDES A GR~;AT M1 ss1on Viejo beauty STERLING FIN SVCS 1ng Southern C a ll f le/interface with ;n Al TERNA JIVE ll0.l2AM) Owner. SECOND salon ~ yrs old. 7 sla· 714 /955-16104 bkr I 770.7395. PLAYMATES Coll ege. C M . will temal departments ?nd
PRJME LOCATION $INCOMES tions. Asking $16,000. LOST. Siberian Husky. babysit house in near l'Ustomers in solv n ~ Mo. to mo renl incl: Make ofter. Owner anx· INTEREST ONLY prox1m1ty to l'Ollc1te In problems. 10 Key b \ Re ce pl s e r ..r . , Store for lease, E. 17th •Mo Selilt9 REAL ESTATE LOANS male. copper 1whl. I ''2 &com/Models return will offer honesl. LOU<'h a must • St. C M. 1333 s-q .ft. 1ous. Pruter Mgmt Co yri.. very friendly. 7l8-35ll personalized phone cov· 714 :642--8910. 646-19S4 •eomp.y Accounts li14 )831 7444 Arranged in prival'y or weanng no tags. since dependabl~. responsible erage, conf. rm, mail •FlnmtcincJ A.all. your own home. attention to propt•rt) E>.cellent working e.Jl
serv.. parlung & more t-'H/\NCHISE 819 Call Roger 552·0103 MASSAGE Non ·dr1 nker1 \•ironment. Liberal fr
U1 Newport Desk Space avail in xlnt $9,669 Secured. Prin SUCCESS Coast Equity Funds or636.a300 s moker 1pu r t1<•r l.llge benefits and ~m
THE EXECtrrlVE Beach Bl loc. HB. Pref only Join the lrgst Stereo & 955-0073-B.RK R. RGURE MODELS U RGENT NEED to pet111 ve rales wll ·' R.E. bkr. 842-6405 or DIGITAL PRODUCTS LOST: Wht long haired SUITE 640-5410 962-6365. 2131276 700> Sewmg Ctr chain m the PRIVATE PARTY Shih Tzu. fo'. Blur f!> ESCORTS locale dunnit sckool yr irow1ng eo mpan)
world Over 90 loc & 9 has SSOOO to SS0.000 lo ;ire a An s wers to OUTCALL OHL Y Sepl May Call m41 le~ apply in persoo.
DISCOUNT! DistribYtorship yr track r ec w no loan on your real estate Punk in Beloved family Dys, ••es, hr 528-3i06 ------TRENDATA i..Glstrial Rental 4500 SlS,000.00 per year failures We prov turn eqwty. Arrangem<•nts pet llEWARO' 759·9587. Companion. Pr8Cllt81 ....................... Part Ti• key oper, inventory, Ira ca.n be made at } our 631-2140. nun.e. h\'e m. take full CORP.
12.000 'q ft LOOO SQ. rt . New $60,000.00 per year in·g. !.1te & design. property. Credit not re· Lost I yr old female c~r chaurrer or will St andard Memo n'\''
warehouse space. HB Unlimlted potential for qwred. Call T.O.C. Agt black/rusl mottled cat. Rel. exer-seeks attral· trave full lime Educ·at 01viso11
Jndustnal Park. 894·5351 F\tU Time Potential !!~ right Individual. Cash 543-8381 Vic 19th & Balboa. NB live peltle gal 55·62 for ed non.sm oking. non 3400 W. Segerstroll\ Ask abcMlt ow frff KRYLON lnvslmnt $35.000. Ca II 975-2314 work. 675-5287 dates & trips. Send rur· dnnk'g mature re hned 9 to 9 pm 7 days Santa Ana. Ca. 9270( Near new 2720 ft ind. & AEROSOL PAINTS (213) 546-3315 rent photo will return. lady Rrs. bondable. $40 1714 !~0·3605. EKt. 2ta
...... pr'09'CISll ofc. 101 Redondo Cir, ELMER'S GLU E Or write. Mot't9C!CJl1t Trust FOUND: In Ceolral Reply to ad 1t331. Daily ~r 24hrs Wnte Ad#l87. DURO SUPER GLUE It Park 8/13. II. B. Blk pilot P 0 . Boit 1560. CM .. llB. Hunt. Bcb 842·2834 W O RLD WIDE Deidi 5035 ally Pilol Box 1560. ~UBI Opportunity CCMMltrce Pn WELDWOOD CON STEREO ••••••••••••••••••••••• male Lab, no collar. 92626. ~ta Mc!ott , CA 92626 mployer M /fo' Irvine Ind Comple x, TACT & SEWING CENTER s mart, 840.2510 --Newport lll-llll ~aragetwa rehouse/()(· CEMENTS LOWEST Wanted: Allr Females WR I T E H.t ~OITOR. 3701 Highland REWARD!ll mu.c h p ubl1s h t:d ce 1400 s~ rt. w /4,000 MILLIONS!'' Manhattan Bcb , Ca and couples for modern A.DMIMISTRA '!IVj_ CclM OFFICES &F. fned y . 55M802 are being spenl htNrftt ..... LOST: Blk male Lab. parties 9&1 ·288&" Features. newt. re-90266 leases. "word rutting." ASSISTANT I . lri~a..ryMew on national lelevlsion -tst T.D.'1, al10 "Happy" vie Magnolia Gen Mfg. Shop. 20'x40' to promote th<'se UH I TED ST A TES & Westminster, C.M MODELS ~freadinit. rescurch S831 per mo ; SUIT . So. or Coast 1932 Placentia Ave. CM. produrts. 2nd T.D. LOClfts. 631·1164 I l exec secty sk1lh, Temp. until 6/30 •14 •
Hwy. AvailabJ~ Now! S250. 642.3608 No selliQg Qr experience POSTAGE Fairesl Terms since ESCORTS Bo:t 4509. Irvine 927lfi .SEE &o appreciate. $395. .. STAMP 1949 FOUND: Bedllngton Ter. Cati Touch or Clas~ U.C. frvine program in necessary . You will Woman Companion l..it<' Call Linda 675-2311 2l600 sq rt M·l, front of. restock beautiful dis ROUTE SatKer Mk). Co. rier. male. obl 4 or 5. 975-0062 Social Ecolo~y seeks ~
fices. lge rear door. Mlle Si Pk . F v . housl' dulle~. ctr Ref's Administrative As$ cml dlx sui&es. utU pd, $520. mo. M6·0681 or plays in high caliber Part or Full Time 64~2171 545-0611 SM..c873 646-9277 tant lo mainlain '*n AIC. ample pkng. from 540·9352. 1240 unit N. cocnpany ealablished re· We are now appointing 34 Hrs MtC Visa fidenliaJ facull)I pe n Sl6S. No lae req. 675-4900 Logan St. C. M. tail accounts which will m en & women to Retired couple has Found. sm male beige twpW..W 7100 nel files. provides s ~ff ~be lut:qed over lo Y9\.l In ope~te l\ routr: JP \.L$_, moo.a; to lend. 1st & . ..... , ................
•MIWl'OIT 91A"Ctt* 1000 sq. f\. ·dtfice -~ "'S . ,. . c1e8. oJO, Vio .. Blacib 41 T.buk ~OU.. &Ult .Jude.. 'IUpport to facull.Y ~ your area. These great Gov rnmenl oslage Warner. H.B. &48·2535 for helping me in my Accounts reyobt. m1llee. and coorduta ,.
JOOl).2GOO aq. ft.. Attnct. & Lite Mfg. Costa product• wiU be sup. Stamps. To qualify you Agent. l-837·3744 hoar ol need J M Cleric er-ration or dossl&rs new crptd olc'1. Manr, Mesa. 673'5340 Jll)ed t.o you by Summit must h ave an aulo, 2 2nd T.D. made·bougbt. LOST: $10 Reward ror M in I Yr e xp e r . skills in lyp~. windows. shower. Avai . Shrege 4550 Marketing Systems and hrs per week s pare lime Luther Investment Co. young F cat w /grey. Would lhe trucker who payables. 10 lt ey letter com1M>$1lion d w11u. Decor. bUndl. a 32 ·year .old, o.nd cash uwestment of 8'1·2S10 whl & blk marklnga. aaw the tanker fire " 40WPM. 213·"79·4171. pammar. rec6rd kel!p·
»«>' P /SQ . n. M5-33ZS ••••••••••••••••••••••• $25,000,000. 00·.PCr ·year ~. Shthalred , answers lo ·explosion at the Thrif· m&.:.. oral a nd wtilttn Kaf.bnn. .. (SaJD.SI*} Stotaie yetd. Approx.. com-pany w!M) ts one or f'or more irrfo-. -seltd ~ , "'Pepper ··. ~c tyjShefi Station located . com.mwirceUons; abUttt
100xl3-0..!._ re-a-r-a• 82 '""' oa,uoaatc hrafesl name.. address &Jh<>ne ero.dw!1 St. East nn Kawlla .at Dale in ,,, e!i.Ul>U!b ~n..m..;. -... -------tt ......... ..,_...._... ...u ...,,._~. ·.~'"'.rv~• IMV~ ~ Autbodftd. i>atrn. .and aumberto: -.. . ~IQ • ttie Ci& Of~ 6tantoil on Ac~ BJtkpns and ~antR: WOrk •a M ARINERS MI L-S aoG M.2-~ glue wholesalers STAMP OIVlSION. LMt•~ • 2126n"5" pltase rome POI.ARY and re ate effectively to
sq. ll. crp\S, ~· pvt ..... WCISlted 4600 Applicants mu<;t be METROPOLJTAN f 23 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: Shep mix M. forward as he promised Rqister Tod.ly to wnrk a vone~y or public. f'or
bath. •II Ulll. lnc d. ADl· responsible. abl~ t o P O. Box 577 Al'll-.c:.e•nh 5100 brwn& wht by ulling Attorney Mal on vanous accountm11 & more information cov
ple lrtt 'I · 544-8878 ••••••••••••••••••••••• make dedak>M and be Rosemead. caur 91710. .. •••.•......•......... 645 l~. an·s . Duncan at <714 )835-9431. b<>oltke~l.nA assign tact. Dr. Carol Bal~'M Young Female needs Thl5 trucker ls involved (714) 8.'13·»1S. 350 aq n c.M. dlll ofc + capable ot making a PENNY Losl ' Cocker spaniel ments ork dose to studio apl. Will P•>: up minimum caah invest· IAUOAISLAHD only as a witness & will ~our home figure Wl'hle ·~· All uUI pd. to '185/mo. Cosla Mesa met ol 15.250.00. 100% GI.ft ~with 2nd floor fifcPY. blonde. 6 m06,, not be lnvolved in any lerka to Sr Accoun UN IV ERSITV O~ $126/mo, 675-8251 area. Excellent r e -metthaodise buy back. office. II rut for de· PINCHER ound call 77()..8582 re-lawsuit. tanlS needed t hruoul CALIFORNIA IRV
Deluxe Colla Mesa pro. rerencu. No Rbom-Ktylon & Elmer's Glue tails. 640-5112 agt. ward. Oran~. lrvloo. CA 92717
metes. Aall for PatU. ADS Seek; St.night "t'rarinfl rt Hair's 1.-....i.~nc. .... 1500 642·104S be f 10 a .m ., are re1l1lered Nall abop CM area, Found: Sblh·tsu or Lhasa Male Friend. ve·ln? Accounlemps Affir mative Acl19" sqft..•a.. trademar k• ol Borden AlllO <2> reddlah brown . .... aftlOa.m. Inc. Weldwood la a re-abloluti{ ele11nt 1100 848"8529 or 848-0721. UncMr ti. ll8CMll87 HD 500 S. Main, Ste 501 E mployer . Wom n .
aq rt . uvy tntrlc ONLY S2 No. ToWC!r. Union Bank Minorities.. Handicn~d Deime~aq.ft. a Pf'df women w /rel• nd (,llt•Ted trademark or area. sao.ooo lermi RIWAltOll IVIUIH WIMTYS 1n 'the c~ Oranae ind Veteran s .n
M'llaldo ,AJC. -2 bdrm, 2 ba , ln CdM e ldwood P r oducta. poulble '3S-l88S Tll '17, lUCher N.8 . 714/ 103 ~ated to Asiply ~ft. er.t• JllJml Co. MOO. J u 4MQ..ln0 Duto~r Glu. le a re-Sell tsty lltlft °' <'Otll· Loat: e mo. old w ht aclltt. Jrocu .Ronl~ visit· ... .,. gis trademark of CARlUAGE SODA POP ~ cl tlem. fOr '7S Hui~ rnitlt. la•l teen ~parent.a LA area. pl.I
ML.taYICI --==~/ Woodhlll Chemical. lnc. Sloru are comlnc t o ot less wllb a Ptn1'Y Fr i M. vie Hell &r ca Jay in S.F. Account8 8ayable clerk Ambitious couples. earn
CALL MR. SAWYER O.C EZ to operate Ptil<'Mr Ad. a Un• rot z Shaer H.B. Anl'Mln to ror s ma electronics up to '1000/mo. 10· 15 DIWXI Off!ICIS . TOLL-FREE ~uUvt day'I. Eaeb "Kimba" Please call Sod.tCW» 5400 tnr1-Manual sy1tem, all hrs wotk ptr week family bualn esa. 0.00d ~t..-.lrt· ....................... 1-800-621·'7725, e~ R-148 profit ~tJaJ mln lo· ldditlaaal UM u eor rot 847-103!5 at\ tPM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~es ac~ 'it g:yable . Comm. Cell S36-~03 for
--.• • 111 the I d&yl. Cbats• ll' dttalll cept.Collllt._ uereua r1. ANVTt)I vestment. Some fla&nc· --n.p req. ppty ln
ctat.-... roocn. coltte o,. uWI SOOS l'.>AY OR NIGHT int ... u. 654·0782. NocotnaMttl&l ad.I. FOUND· Pa.rakMl. blue. Sl...U? ~ Datapower lnc. AM ITU IMCOMi 4 ~t1 aenlffa. ............. { ......... SUN.DAY CALLS 'w more informal.Ion v1c VIit.a C..Jon, Bhalfs. Call INTROVJEW ror W Isl Sl. SA lUCb comm .,, z_reauae ~ IOclUo9 • ....,, IDtftted In aellln1 of ACCEPTED Gift shop. Caah or term.a. UIS top!M91our •d eall N.8. 644.0\.19 ~ iAJ:lll«tn\ Ii dis· SIW·'nOO Ht 211 IDc:ome Tax rvice rree::r. ~ • bui.IMaf can • • 8\11 oow. bl& ~11able Found· Botton B:u.JI Ter· Creel ay LO meet MW " Con\pl&U T=-• CIM1ll .. '°' at OB.I, 17M100. 7 aa.llled Adt. your one-IUtOn oom\nL ~n Joy 642-5171 rlw, male. VI'°: La'lflOP alq)e peopl~. 752>.5411 ... ti.av. acme~ to sell' 'hx~tn -C1lf)llNll1 j cbL aiop l5lbopplni anter. at UBI. 1'Mll • 1 d)'S, ~•Allam.a. 913-'TOl4 a-tned eda lt Wtl1. ....
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P/Ume. P'lne jewelry MICH.4MIC print out.I Some l~al 4ally. f'lll or p/tlme. der Ir . E.O.E lltulon VleJo. Jlpm:
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moephtrc ee n.inta So for M ez used car• wottt week. llOO to t800 14U858. betwn 1%·1. IOI w lStb St. NB UJOT£M 1838-Slo:M + shift d1f·
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acclnl exp r &
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payroll coding
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acctng clerb. Xlnt
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pos . Qoo() typist
only requirement
lo land this pos
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dental insurance
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sharp as a tac says
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personality &
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aJlllt 50 a~ ,,,_, for aeneral all· Lowuce. Call Barbara ..__f ...... a.1r anPff or ...___ • .,... .. u.. 3Dll orm betwn a.s · -around repair1. Contac:t al (714 >~H. unulure 1t«t. 12 a.rt l« full or p/Ume c~kl · QNw DMls .. IMO ART D£ALEft n u d Dan Cllrfc:.'d. CASH CARD CORP. hra. llexible. S3 per hr. CAJ on~" 3rd ahU\1. No eallboat yard nda
ebarpJ,OWll 1lrl P'Mday Apply tn per"M>n. 19il exper neceuary we carpentcrs.-l)ardware This dnt oppor ror pert . m41 Somo be><*· h-•0
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p e r s o n w I 1 l firm. XJnt oppor. Exper uc.nOMIST "" ™__... q\la)jty. For WormaUon po.ta 541<2173
d v a n c o t o ASS•t••S t,,:~wil¥ req'd. <:all MaJor R.E. deve~r ln uqvea• ~ :;irco:t~:f~:! c.to•r s.mc.
h u n d 11 n, own Alff'O ll'vrn. b~ •n xlnt op· I d i t f II ·U penonMI offtee.at Exper. nee. Female.
d 1 v 1 8 0 0 . A min ot o mo'• f1ctor)' US. CAR Bookkeeplne cleric tp J::cu!ocfura~,d~rc r~~ ~: .. •a~ o~r ·eo:! laM2 l.Ampeon St µi6 f.)'pl4g. Proficiency S I.I c c e s h ( u I anembly ux~r n•q'd. MICHAMIC handle payroll. poeUnl .._..1 ....... 'n ....... 'tlon l .. _ Meu offke k>r Fiie Gankn Orovt m 4840 w/fiaur•s. \0 k~y by "'andldul e ... ould ApplluUou bl'ln1 acct ·s r eceivable ~'lfl~d ~~dldai': Clerk.a. No el(perlence Equal ()pPor Employer touc h. Informal ofr.
" 0 1L t.Uen for lill •hlfh w ... U .... ITYI •t-c'ta payable., 10 key d ..-.w·_... -e -111 •·aln C.M. Xlnl co. benefits. hav e shtppinjC WBISER l.OCK V"""f"Vftt " by touch. Appl)'. in J>OlllMs6mo'sto • ..., ,.,.., .. .. .. Oppor for adv. Call
lnYOICl"" & accu; OOMl'ANV lt you •rt looldna for a pe~ Udo Ship Yard t yr ofc exper & be able you Mlllie alt 9am ~SllOO. . ·~ ~ Mcfo'adden. Job w/a &ood future. In· 900 Udo Park Or. NB to type 40 wpm. This la Ex CLERKS lypln~ llunt tkh . Hwt1a11t41 Lh .. areal~· an xlnt ~rowth oppor. di eel.lent working con· DAILY PILOT C II c....n ~ir. p0rt • • w I Bookkeeper, exper'd lhru • the -· u l Uooa, congenial co· a ~ F..qual ()pp •;mplyr mlt inat )':•Y· e ure . P&L & Payroll report· .or r..,. app can . workers. good salary INVENTORY CIRCULATION ti or • 11ood med car M C 1 We offer outslandtna and many outstandlno a.ate
.... ,., ----m«hanJc, with a Class ~im r. e r v s . benefits Ii workloc sur· company benefit.a. • 2 Day asslanment. F\Jll nrne many com·
OMc• .. S'-'O AIMM-mbl.cnl "A" •m o1 license roundinp. Please call Apply in person Sat/Sun Aua . 26 & 27th. pany ti-enefits. Hours ILICTIONIC You 'll bite the belit of BOOKKEEPER or !pplf 9'1S-l609. between 9AM·3PM at: $3 Per hr. Call Today• 11 00 to 8 00 Monday Good typtni & ofc ASSIMILllS L'OcnP•nY bent'fils, the General construction ,_.,OM How.1 MO FHS
bkgd + JO key will Mecbcat co 1n M111M>n °' ~nt wortunti condi· Accounts Payable. 20ll2 BusineN Ctr Dr CITIZENS BANK throut~ ~: .. ~:i~_!!:aflr. I 8 n d t h I. s t op VM!"" 1.$ IMln" ur.r'd {ions Why not come lll w /some oeneral ledaer St.lite 100 ~8~ 0 ff i Ce • .,.
r-• Wld check what we have • • l · CA......, Of COSTA Mr~I Ugbt typing. Phone oppor Fun co HU'mblen wor •nti t.o offer Apply lo P•ul &computerinputexper. ~·uveAct~!n Ll)ft overload forappocntnl .. t6U-432l w1xlnt pote nt & w •mall compontnl1 Came, WILSON FORD. Send resume lo: SBnta E lo 2970HMhnrBlvd ut 219. i~qual op· Good <'Y<' 1aht. m.nual !es Beach Blvd, HB. Marga rita Water Dis· mp yer Suite 206 "\'" 979~ 557..00. I port~ty em,~loyer bens. duterity req'd Xlnt ..... .,,,11 tr1ct, P .O. Box 2279, a.-•c•• _ h
5 Call Chris. S40-60SS bmcf1l5 New buikhng _ _.._.,.. _ Mission Viejo. Ca . 92691. uu ,_ Costa M~a r..q'~ ~ i · N
1
B.
Only dependuble h»rd Babysi(ter needed for 2 AUii : P. Robertson. Bright p1erson who'se Equal Opportunity zr: mp oyer Data Processm& workma lndh1duali. call small children in my duties wtl! include aen'I E:mptoyer Mt F SKretwy sen
Good typing, sh &
plea sa nt
personality req 'd
for interesting Po.5
m top co. w/good
promotions. Irvine
Perm work nail only home . 5 d ys /wk . BOOKKEEPING AS · ofc. switchboard & somel~~~~~~~~~ICLERK TVPIST·SH de·
Call Susan !'JI 3830 5.59-41.24. SlSTANT & POSTING delivery work . Xlnt ·--------•!sired. sales <'lerk for <iERK. full-tlme, some btnefits. Contac:t Jack ASSIMILl:R l&•YSmER exper but will train. G. Raub Co .. 1.25 Baker O.ERJCAL supplies also needed.
"'9 tart •UM\ EOE s c salary . Call Linda ELICTRONICS needed 7 yr old iirl. • ~ mo. . . . t , osta Mesa. Ca 546-4990 2 V..., m'" exper. eleA. M handica~d welcome 9211216. <7141 751·2510. ext AUTHOlllZATION ... ... ' ariner 's Sehl lat """,,...... Ca lron1c dtre.claonal ~ref. 4 dav wk, 2 to 6 ............... rs. mp 311. OPIRATOR t I d t .., EOE. M/F/H ca.ril/Giri fridoy
loc.
sys ems. 01 in us ry M. 64S-4396 ah 6. lo.._,_ F/C~ Xlnt benefi ts. Orange r-· Cl I I er Co. ai'"""rt area Call Bllbv.ltter Growing co. Pre er er ca • e xp. o Ice
c Al\6055 R G.'t"" 90,., 1~~ Op o Ider w om it n . worker for fabric ..,..,,.. ay 1 man, ~7· "1· B b~portwafty Nonsmoker. Sal open. whlslr . Good typist. Call Sally Permanent part·lime
positions available.
Mu11t be llexible in
hours available for
work. Requires ex·
cellent phone manner.
Will train on video dis·
play unit. Knowledge or
typewriter keyboard de·
sirable. Excellent work·
Variety of duties In
photo prod u<:t1on .
Proofreadinf. filing. ol· flee machines. work
with mm & orden. f'lll·
time. Hrs nexlble. Non.
smoker . $2.7~ hr to
start. Apply 10·3. On
Site Pholognph1<:s. 3303
Harbor Blvd. Untt E·5,
C.M.
c ..... &.....,. toS750
No typing. Must
have some exper.
w /auto insur .
c laims & good
phone personality.
G r eat bens .
Beautiru1 location.
Call Sally 54-0-6055
Mail a.ti S 600t
No exper nee. XJnt
co. w /super bens.
will train cleancut
person on fun job.
Must be able to do
heavy lifting.
Call Sally 540·6055
a Yilt my 2 active 631~3290. Able to handle heavy
ASSEMBLERS ~'<~~~:v~1trTnac~~~ BOOKKEEPER. 1u11 ~~0,n1e~a~a1;r,;b~r:::
Dad works weird hours. charge. Acct 'g Service, 770.2922
The boys need you from Laguna Hills area. ---------
8am.Spm, Thurs & Frt Pleasant worlung cond. --------•I Cox Hobbies. lhe lead· ing manuf11cturer or
g1tsol1ne po we r ed
models for the hob·
by lt.Oy industry 1s now
1tcceptmg !ipphc<:allons
for assemblers
OR Sat & Sun until 770.3422 a.alCAL
school starts. S min ---------Type opportunlll &
walk to beach. Mus t BOO~EEEPER F /C challenge orrere to
have scru.e or humor & Permanent P /T. Hrs resp. individuala tn our
own trans portation. AM S days wit. Call Newport Finanr1al Firm
673·0409, mornings & _642_·_1259_.______ lo<:a ted 1n Fashion
P06itions an engine as· eves. 551H584. d}'3. looll ras..... Island. We have 1mmed
sembly and final as· Babysitter. 14 mo. boy. Person. Paste, di.play openings for:
sembly r equ1 re good Mon· Fri 8·5. Call aft. & reader ad ropy onto Ca.rical
finger dextenty. and Ule 5pm 548·9294 flats. 2 Days a wk. Mon (2 Openings 8am·Spm I
desire to work with pa · llam·9pm, Tues lOam. Math ap & Ute_t,yl'm&
tience Babysltler/hskpr. Career 6 pm . App I y Pen . G111eral Cletit
parents need mature nysaver. 1660 Placeoua (3~-'" 8a ~ > Benefits include clean resp person to work Ave. c .M. • ... 1gs m·.,,.m workmg environme nt 35-4-0 hr wk m our home --'--------M room, entry level
and automatic pay pro-· canng for our baby & . po6~~~ered0.,;... gression. employee dis· assume some h s hld BROILER MEN (21 APP· Clerf-~• .,...
count. paid sick pay, duties. Only reply tf y.ou ly in person Jos h <Sam·Spml
\'acation. ho liday, IO\'t' <:hldn & ca n Slo<:u ms Res taurant Goodlypmg&phone
medical and dental m. tolerute a lg dog Reply 2601 W. PCH. N.B. ability r~uired.
s urant·e, community to D111ly Pilot, PO Box ---------~ C-..1Mlgllt1
Ing cond1t1ons. For in· , ___ C_L_E_R_K __ _
terv1ew <'a 11 1213 I
752·1014 . Equal Op
~o~un1ty Employer
. Tyt1•••
Tr •11a dlow
~
a.62 Du Ponl St
Irvine, CA.
CLERIC.AL
OPPORTUNITIES
Wine & liquor (•Jlper
See Harold H1 ·T1ml•.
17th & lrv1~. C M
Clerk & xerox copier Operator
SJ.00/ltr. II 30-5·30.
631·0055
CoddallWllitttss
School
Eam up to $300 per wk
Low lull.Ion. Placement assist. 751 ·9194
COUECTIONS
COLLECTOR
EDP
OPERATOR
We are looking for a
professiona l & highly
motivated tnd1vidual lo
process criti<:al com· putcr 9ut put In a n
061MVT. HASP IBM 370 environment. POl'5i·
Uon requires 3 day work
week in vanous 12 hour shafts. Previous data
processing experien<:e
edu<:at1on preferred
Company benefits in-
clude twt1on refund & a
well defmed career palh
ui EDP
Please apply at c'erson·
nel Department
PAClflC
MUTUAL
700 Newport Ce nter Dr
Newport Hea<:h. CA
92M()
<714164().~
l;',qual Opport.umty
Employer M 1t-·
c.n.,. h 1 s
Nice easy job.
going from LAX lo
Jrvine & a round
Orange Co. Clean
lie & knowledge of
area nee
Mlcrofla.tt
r ec rea tion d111\<0 ount 1560 . C M Hox 324 IUS IOYS (2 ()pcnln~lil
cards, pluJ> more Include appropnatc info 2nd shift Spm I :30am and phone no. ~,..,..,now 1 openmg Jtd shirt
Irvine manufac:t ur1ng DELI HELP-over Ill, ex
<:o m ~n y ha 1> a per'd only. full tlme. -----INTERVIEWING for 12.30am lo 9am
Banking full th• lus loy1. Call Rita 540·605!>
Apply m person lo
COX HOlllES
challen ing position for 644·5619
a n in 1v1dua l with 2 ----yea rs eommer<:1al livery. early morning
CM& toStoo
Good knowledge of
microfilm
machines & ability Ace~ to oversee several
Cleria $675 microfilm clerks.
1505 E. Warner Ave
Santa Ana, CA 92705
NOTE CLERK Apply a.. penon, MOii FUii time openmg an our thru -.--:. 9 to I 0 NB ofhcc for person ·~
with bank note clerk ex· ~ & 3 to 5 PM.
Excellent working con·
ds. Co. benefits offered.
Please apply an person
at:
A major life msuranre
company headquartered
in Newport Beaeh 1s
seeking individuals with
skills and general oCfice
experience in one or
more or the following
areas:
credit e1epenencc Ca ll Wall Street Journ.tl,
for appomtment or app· Mon ·Fri. 40 pgs max.
ly at: your small car. $300/mo Equal Opp Emplyr MI F
Xlnl co. ra ises .Reliance 700
e v e r Y. 6 mo '. s. duplicating mach.
automatic . 2 Yrs m a plus 12 Midnite
acctng dept. 1() to Sam. Co. may
Key by touch also consider entry
Call Rita 540-6055 level at lower
ASSIST. OFC. MGR
Some exper. needed m
general orr1 ce work.
A/P, & AIR. also good
public rapport. 152 0565
Attendant for
Quadriplegic p 1t1mc
moms. Call 642-4929.
per. Good salary & •--------benefits. IUSIOY
TB.LE:R Day sbl1t avail. Union
Immediate need for a benefits. Please call for
part time bank teUer. appt. 645·5000 ext 520 Expeneoce4 & n ex1ble _M_<on_·Fr1 __ 9_a_m_·5..:p_m __ _
hours necessary. Depen· ---------
ADP
PENSION
SEltYICES
l.80 Newport Cent.er Dr
2nd floor. Newport Bch
•looldi11plng/
Acea llag
·Malh~
·tc.~or
keyT•
LACMINA
MANUFACTUltlMG
17622 Von Karman Ave
Irvine. CA 92114 (714) 540-aM
F.qi.ial Qpportwuty
£mployer MI F
& up. NB. Irv. & CM
area. 527·6320
el1very man. early
morning. L.A Times.
Home del route I rv111e
area. no col lecting
$300 1mo 838-8706 or
544-0551
Clerk S700 ..
Large trvme t:orp
needs bright
person for variet.}
pos in expanding
en gineering dept.
Plenty of room for
growth.
Call Rita 540-6055
Geaerat Ofc seoo
Xlnt oppor to step
up into a good
sec'y pos. No s h
req'd. 2 Yrs gen.
ofc bkgd fine.
Call Rita 540-6055
c..,.. s100•
Top ml'I co neeas
outgoing indiv who
is smart & willing
lo l earn . Mod
typing.
Call Rita 540-6055
C ..... TraillM S600
H .S ... grad fine .
Simple new pos
just opened w/lile
typing.
Call Rita 540-6055
K.IJPmdt Op-s 770
1 Yr exper. on IBM
lnforex or Univac.
3:30-llpm s hift.
Lovely N .B. co.
w I outstanding
benefits.
Call Sally 540·6055
Secnt.y Stoo
Leg~ bkgd would be big plus for
l nl corp legal deafit. Good sldlls & ~--~
• 11 lf:lf Ofc to$ 100
Growing prop.
mgml co seeks
dependable person
w /good phon e
v o I c e &
person8lity. Math
ap. & mod t.yplng
t.o assume resp of runnln& small otc.
CaJJ Mary 54().6055
I
--·
salary. Outstand-
ing benefit pkg.
Call Sally 540-6055
SKy no.,. to saoo
Inte r esting var.
pos w/great N.B.
co. Need good
typing, knowledge
of 10 key add & good communica-
tion skills. Great
spot for well or-
ganized. outgoing
person.
Cati Sally 540·6055
AutomotJve Mach11111>t
Exper only. Gd pay
Top benefits Lrg &
growmg <:ompany. Call Jim.~.
Soulhcoast Auto Supply & Machine Shop.
688 W. Baker. CM
dabwty a must.
Applicants J>hould con· tact
Mr/ J. Marfltt
OPERAflON OFFICER
MANUFACTURElt'S
IAHK
1201 Dove Sl. N.B.
714·752·0600.
E.O.E. HOSTESS!!
Hey ! We're looking for Banlung TELLER
a mature person to . meet and g reel our P/lime eves & Sala lor
customers. No selling our So. Coast i;"laza ofc.
required. Please call Exper. pr er d. Call
Tom or Frank lor an in· Cathy Amburgey at
formal interview 9·12. 540-4066C . .....u.11..-I 1·3 Mon. lhru Wed. ~a
HARIOUR VW fecMt"al Scrvlltcas
Your SUPER Deuler 3333 Bnslol St, CM
in llunUngton Beach Equal Oppor Employer
IUSIOYS
HOSTESSES
Days &t Nights
Apply in person
After 3PM
The ARciewt Msintr
2J007 W. Coast Hwy, NB
UAL ESTATE
SALES
Cal ..... 70/30
GD WALK·lN TRAFFIC
Call JIM PATE at
PLAZA NEWftOltT
REAL TY 975-0616
Ca:ara A11kt. .... ........
ClencaJ
If You're Good
You'r"'"'e-
You're rlf'ht! KELLY! When you~ with Kelly,
you always have a good
assignment waiting for
)'OU. Our employees gel
TOP PAV·& we can
keep you as busy as you
want to be. Immediate
assignments for:
·~position
1-12 McMa Fri. Mat
haYe good typlnq
CIRd INlth ""'· -
We have •mmed1ate
openings. Ir you qualify. we offer a unique work·
ing environment in ad-
dition lo excellent com·
pany benems. Please
contact: , .........
0.,.11 ....
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
.,....,., /fUe c•
To work an N .B Companion. Female medical la,b Mon·Fr1
UW·in. To care for 4S 10.'?pm No exper nee. yr old woman. Rm Ir Good d riv 1 ng rec a
board + small salary. mu1>t. S2 88 per hr to
Alt Stwkends. 548-IS96. start. Call 640-0140 ext
insert "I" rule 7 I for a pp l w 1 t h
Construe Secy Sl2K Margaret.
Manul Enfineer toS22JC •-......:=--D-EL_l_Y_ER_Y __ _
Stat Typis tOSlOOO Per.J-Onllel Admu1 S20K Person to make de ·
I r v i n e pe r 5 0 n n e 1 l.lvenes. handle ore sup·
Agency phes & equip. & take
488 E 17th Costa Mesa care of gen ·1 of<: need5;
Suite 23t 642·1470 some heavy lifting re·
Insert "I" rule q'd. Xlnt bens Contact Jacli O. Raub Co.. 125
COOK·Breakfast Pnvale Baker St. Costa Mesa, country club. Must have Ca. 92626. <714 > 7Sl·25l0,
experie nce. fo'or appt ext 311
call 644·!>404 E.O. E • M I f' /ff
Typist to S 750 842-4435
Some photoaraphi<:
lcnow'I helpful. Af ply.
Pennysave r . 660
Placentia Ave. C.M.
KEYPUNCH OPRS
SECRETARIES
STINOS ,.X. TWX OPRS
TYPISTS
llM EXECUTIVE
llCKl'R$. ClERkS
700 Newport Center Dr COOK· Im med openings Dental Ass't. cha1 rs1de, Newport Beach , CA for exper 'd breakrast & 4&;, days. no Sat Salary ~ r Bankm uper oppor. or At.rrOMOTJVE SA~AGO IANK CASH CARD 92660 IWlCh cook. Apply. Rag. <>pen CM 546-3000
good typist. Co. Ugllt Mechaftlcol EXPANDING
will train to use 5-dalst! COMES TO CalllEor colme an today Per1odont 1st needl> Equal Opportunity
Employer M /F
<714) 64().~ ger. 16 Fashion Island.
NB •DENTAL
WO rd pr O Ce SS Busy ~hevy Service Excellent oppor for CALIFORNIA! [~ COOK fi1t1me asst to work m a C h I• n e . Work Dept. lo add lechn1c1ans bank exper'd personnel. E
1 lmme<S opemngs for . We need top sales peo. Relier cook for pnvat.e ront & back. xper process machine. ~:ch~~~~al~ ~~~~ Teien pie lo launch this new ~eAv•cc:.~ country club. FUii ttme prefd Xray cert req'd Work eves. 4-12 door/glass alignment. Must be out.iomg & peo. marketina concept. Newport Beach 833·1441 a.ERK w/x.lnt benehts. Must be Sal open H B 842-6631
N.B. loc. Outstand· etc. who take pnde In pie onented. Protected temtories -Laguna Niguel 831·0542 ALE CLERK knowled,eable in all DENTAL ASSISTANT ...,,__,_ ~ c•L-xlnt renumeration. Garden Grove 638 food ing bens. workma~ship. Perm a · "'""'h •lie..,. .... , Ground floor opportuni NOT AN AGENCY tionas~ 05767 prepara· Full·time <:hrs1de ass1s. C II S 1J 54n60S5 nent. vaned & interest· fliJOY c a nge o wide ly for ntt person. Call "'EVER A FEE · ......,. · ta n t ne e d ed r o r a a Y v-ing! Ideal for semi· variety or note func· a.:.""AS ,, Pedodontn.· ok c M retired type, Opportuni· lions. """"' Equal por Employer Excellent opportunity COOKS area 548-SS88 · ·
File Cltris S ty for advancement. lo~ for a candldate wishing Apply In person MA 460 $9.50 /hr. See Mr . Good communication ~Weth Clerical toworkinafasl·paced BARKERS 212 . 17th DENTAL ASST-ORAL No typing. Entry Trevino. HOWARD skills essential. Learn Jmmed. emplo.,....ent In and exciting depart· St.C.M. ' SURG ore. x·ray lie re· level pos Xlnt c Ch I t. D & Q 1 ~-YOU ARE ment <Satea Order>. q'd. Front & back ofc · O. evro e ove uai what O\lt CRT can do. C.M. & N.B. area. Call COSMETIC SALES. Aloe duties. Benefits. 118 in N.B. No exper. Sts .• Newport Beach. Cffttral Senlcea 644-4460. VITm tndlvJdual will bandl Vera. products. sales & 842·~1
nee. Startin-lovely AtrrOMOt1VE ·C1fe~ll Tltlog & s tate. IN fiJJng. both alphabetical dist ributorshlps uvall. DENT"L RECEPT ofc w /oppor to ONCE IN A ment preparation. No CASHIER Tojoln Orange County's and numerical. of ln· Debbie.646-6490 ,. • ex· adv XJnt benes LIFETIME cuslomer ~ontact. Some r-ti• lop temporary agency v o Ices and m 1 s · ~-_;_~~----per f u II t Im e · to P · · · p/Ume 8Sll&"ments. _,. h 8 th cellaneous reception re· ~ACCOUNTANT salary 49!H3SS Call Sally 540-6055 Of'POITUNJTY ExttJlent sal & benefits Specialty drug 11lore w ere you re e Het. Profeastonal career OP·
aec., ..... $637 ..
Previ-ous exp e r
reqd & a bright
perso.oalit.y. T1Ue.x
exper. would be a bi~ plus . No
typmg1
Call Rita 540-6055
can . ''B Ute.. or~ bkgd fine
it can tyPe at 60.
lnteresting variety
pos.
Call Rita 540-6055
Dlct:r-'"" '''°• Jfast, accur. typist
for xtni local co.
Good raises &
bens.
Call Rita S4o-.60SS
SALESPERSON package. located i n Newport V.l.P. por. w/top co Manulac·
for used car position SANTIAGO IANK Beach is seeking » We olfet top salartes. Th is Is a n ENTRY twing environment. To
wilh a domestic luxury Personnel Dept 2nd F1r personable cashier to best "'bs. short and loni LEVEL POSITION with S23K DOE. LEE WARD car dealer in Orange 535 E. i.t st. TusUn work rrom ~3Pm. Mon· term"' .assignments with lot.I or room for growth. PERSONNEL AG EN·
County . Free demo ~. E.0 .E. Fri on a pennaneat. part 0 c l Excellent company CY. 17801 Main St. Ste'--' _ _;;;. _____ _
plan. Excellent co>.m · ~~~~~~~~ ~time ~ .... Jf~~i>'&UUGS~orSe ~. b::..'ls y:,:;.: Y Nnerus aod wo~ Q.l(vtne. C-ll 7*l6St. pan'y l>tnel'tts . "Jl ..,.._ combined e•&Ser1ence. coaditioas . We att Counter Pft'son wanted . replies strictly conliden· BAntER & BRUSHER, WSWANT YOU!!!• loeated near Costa Sandwiches ex"""r pre·
llal. Send resitme to part·tlme 9·2 for dog 1610 s. ...._.. Mesa. PleHe ca.II for rd. F·time.'oa,Y.s Dell.
Box 321, care of The aroomtng shop. CdM l7l4"44-7l'l0 •Ml a.ates matt lnlormadon. 3309 E. C"oast ltwy, Dally Pilot. P.O. Box _64t-4000 _______ ----------• ...... _ ... a.-ws ...... u . .__ ______ _
1560, Costa Mesa, ,...e ... 5 """"',_ -"""'° rN L
Califomia.tzas. ~~t Attt. -·UfHSTS mu E R PERSQN. TA ----'----· T 'or clten•-re r/lJlD!;.~Mos I ~llCU1FA.lm:::=:t=..::e.M..,r;. .. ~t5'-fi~':.X~l..:::.ii, ~ UTO r ~w• :S. 1r:.'e · ...... -r •JrM Mort<' Trlh]l:e ben.riJ-.... l>"l\
COUNTERMAN lmowledJe lletprut run wnranr.~nents * W ~t~[~1~:•squ1n1. area. Call 847·2569 ~ .... ..i _..,.,., cllentele for rtgbt party. METRO CAR WASH orlS ;.:;:.~ :::eS•~ 837-"250or 83'7-3719 __ 2950_. _H_a:r_bor_B_1 •• _c_M_ !£: Equal Opp Emplyr ll/F Counter Help Female. EN'TAL ASSISTANT,
fu.lt time w 1exper. So
..... 499-13.56 BMW Dealer. Call Doug ........... a..LM. Casblera &Salamen : UCB'T tf.~e. Apply Stu at (714) 4~9'9 or •Pg: -r-n• Wa..C.1 NurHries * C&.ICS a.ate cr.f~n. 8911 W. 19th St, ly In person al Sa . :.,~nst. 837-4250 or Apply at 1Sl40 *OIDla C&.•s Ina. Co. lo N.8 . •eekinl _c.________ ENTAL ASSGISTAdNT,
dlebac.k Valley lm~rta, · BrookhuntSt. Weetm. *HOS'ISSIS tralMt f« acct'I dept. COWina Ha' RDA ne<:. ar e n ~ M~uerite P wy., Beauty salon In CM Cashier ford!'IPtott Perm po&Won. Lite typ. For drycleanen. CdM. =11Westm. area
ilslon V Jo. needa hair atyltsta lo Cd!;.~prfrd For~ Btacb and lni-SAl•I')' $$00, aood Good .••1••· F/Ume . ....._ ______ _
A.to ,.... ,.,... 0 u a r n + co m m . v•.... South CoUn&y call: co. beaetl\6, ~ ltxper. ft toeiper'd. a.11 •------·
Inventory control and 5tf-344i. Qi.lid c aftw bool Vicki Heftoo or CL ... · JNft Tam-4pm. 8Ts.s308 DISI•• :.C-c1e~':!'~' for •mall Beauty Sale>n In C.M. dally. Ti· Yr old•c,lrl. , ~sl~~ IMYIMTOIY OlulMr' btlp JC. PM • e z.;~t -=~~!:[!u: 14~7' needs Wis Styllat a. thdv ~.Irv. an•. My COM'llOL AM WlncbeUt Donut• •f pret'hton elec·
Gu• r" + c 0 m m · home or yoiars. D11 Fu II ti m•. Mature DJ & 11\b St. CM tromtchaoical equip· Auto Radio " or CB
nKtio ~h"a. Opportunl·
lf to have r.our ot11n ~ In estab TV, Radio
bu.a. $500. lov .. lmeot
~.-1181
'4f-3U! •llJa. evee~m.usa ~ ~t/'&:f' penort. r•Uablt. lit• C 1 1 d t 0 me-nt. Mu.at bav• pre·
... y Cl.. Child dre, bef 6 en Kital Powers : ~ u.per. not Off. ,:::..: .:.,1"~. ~ PCB Jayqut 0~1'.
Wlllln1 t o tralo tn· achool 4th&nder ddM TSt·5a7 ·-P1Umc. lllr . Hall 6+4Yr1 oes•r1dnft.
dUllrlous, mature l ndJv. Dem SChl dletrtct.' c• -w MHat. Ulaac "D~lrllnleaC .... ~~.· lo collate le11on ""'713/fn..3188 ..... ......----~~~---Ufi, n v u m.tmals. Xlnt w0tlt1a1 · Part tJ1u. permanent. ~to menase ts unit 651·90'1 H ror Doi
candl Ir beM. 40 Hr wk. Childcare Pit Uve·la . .Oeil1 olc dUU.. 1tl.ldent apt complt• .lo Co1ta .. Snmon~~~· ~~~~~ Apply betwa 9 Ir 3. fof•· Varied bn/dA.ya. Lo•-'1 QI(. Jh: I to 12 or 1 to II.tu. Hutbud cnay i;:
UOf11l Education 4401 home Care for Z 111tt 5 deMndiU UPOfl app't t.:: part tlm• ~· Bl~b It, N.8 . kciu1 Qlno'a • ~> ~ aullabtlTty ts hr. -·mo. aa. . k1M ttema With • O!jliart.!U!r~· . .,... NeWport.,....U..a?M *iiiiAlilHlitP? sa.5171 DlltJPUotCJwtnedM.
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DISMM4 · E*tttcfu.....-. MVAL OMCI H1il1•/c...... ._-..;a._trfil,. Laboratory Product• HefpW..W 7100 HefpW..e.d 710CI HefpW..ted 7100 --~SOM • 642-1412. .....,. .._ ,_. nll Applr tn ~. Tb• .-.. ~~ van drtver .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. •-•••• -
........ ~, pickup, aorl • di•· W.nbouae R tauraot. Jot..,.. btn. Ona penoo Ute ........ L c• _., MOTS. MGR~ p ~ aactltCIAM tribute. &or.ply room MIDVla Oporto. NB. Ute• huvy t.mporary w or i . -Re PI 1 to ..vu ~ ., ~t • Corporate
u--.1 ol·~· . f()lt' awldenUal "°"'· 3 Ute Cutlod •• duUaa l.oduatrial Jobe avaU dauU"9d ed DO m C/O (Wartbomem&D) Huaband or wife may olfice ID Fath.Ion bl•nd -, mec:b I Yl"I ....,..,, Sal nulbl • llat ....,... trvlM loc lloeef Apembb. zac1raa1n1• Deily Pl.Jot PO Box iseo. PUU time for publllhln• wortt outside. •pt.. + sal are a . Depend ab 1 e Pl"Oducta ~•an lodlv eau MH510. F\'9d 1. 11~ • Co. • •• ....... labelina ieneral 0.-.. M .... Ca. 82GS <Company la Newport + bonws . Costa Mesa w /pleau nt ".Ol~e cf&
Bio.....,.,.., attura~f PC luuraace. Maunta E111"r'4, Prelll&loua won. Noexper. neceea. d lb area . A1es 18·2'-area.S'l~S31J mln1mu'!' 1eo I offl« oard layouts rom ... 11 ... ~ 1~ lt0£ Na. hoe.a MHlOO ext La 1 wt uperten«. ~ ak1lla req d. 840-l950. ~n Will alao do P90JICT • " · OU. Riel f::oi: CaU or coma In today anack counter. Prv. MOt"HERS HELPER. It ~ tln.al detail • CALCULATOI •••AL Oflltel · · dub al awtcn pool. Over tUillOOID fl print abop luklrP1. b•br.sittin1. Rec:eptlonlat/Telepbone -1111 drawiql We l:lpar Uta t)'pbl ILi 1'9 2 1 • P e r m a a e n t . uaembly,_ r -Ume. hn ~· Moo-Fr . 844'"71 amwenn1 f« buay IJI· .,,A.
offu a competitive £1paadl~ll Prdld.':°'i w/U 11,.J· HUI ~~ DayUme. 14.00 br. lleldble. WUltnlD. Hoo· aft.SCHn. aurance ~entl loc nr ~ =0.i,•t•:~11r~~ :=an;; tn ,,: IO~ by aw~~".!!: , .. .S..~w·~. , •f'V•CEfiJ M4-MM =· :~~ ~n ·~~ MOYll EXTUS ~e'5~m 1~i:r~ .. ~. bit Or ~ ~ttk>o jo&' Orul Co .,.., b11 for =-~m1°t )(a;t ,,...,., ~, Newpoll Beltcll m.u.1 Laundromat a11l1tant, Pbotoauphtcs. 3303 N E E D E D B y Hibl -clerlcat duUH. •
Cal! Sdeat10c Drtll.ln1 open11t1 for pro~t :c OaH .:uis. ~J\':!i :;• 13r•1•••1t:•f ':ci i...-. NiPe1 Al~ fua.· Counter. fluff .. Hanloc' 81Vd. tJbk £-$, Ho L L y w o o o COnme QuinJeD 1133-tsso , .1 =~~ llik for ~::J:.: ~:Cu1a: M.\-SO .. .;...,,~; 1 ~c:. G-= ~GEN~ ~Jm.t•. C.11, ~T~o~o:::~~r btwn lPll • 5 PM ., t~ ~vk>us e1tper •••AL OMCI eapertence. cnJ01 H · NBVPA PU l *' -..... Malnteu~:•on . TV COMllERtCALS R!CB'TIOMIST I'. •0•....,-.•0•N•.,.•R----•I reqd'41Qphlsucated com C 1 r ee ll~nt company !'.qual°"*'!mplo)'~tr __ ..,_ Frr. Two . HB 12.5-$lOO per da{ 11 ac p 1ea 1 ant 1 a I ,,.•
S'6>I r.1 ~l""Wm App'u or reat v• 1roup o benlfka, ....._ AJcMt Convalescent ':filtal. d y r /I tiatl to 1 • '!.:...•m• ~ lan41c1pe archlleet1 ~am .... ..,..... .-.. __ .. _st cepte . ear Y ee. w ni ve row ·'· ·-"' d bl _,.....,., -Newport Convalescent -.&.&.l"•ua•.,.. • · (7}4)7611244 Ext94 w/compan,y. Handle , ...CHAMICA.L J9dl •· ... C• nee • a rupooat • • t Ptnoonet Cen~r. 1'55 Superior · phones. lite typing. 1 • • .,.. .... .,..._ Atknuon pmlOD to •ct • 1'9C'eP MAlllGn HO'fll. IMSPICTOlt .. A.. Ave, N.8. ~ Newspaper auto route. aen'I ore Need car for • • .,.....""11' K.l'\l\ft Metta.ah Uonlal. handle pbonn. 900 Newport Oen~ Dr. Outside service. plumb· Approx hrs 4·6am. Need occasional ernnda. Call · ) lmmed1att oPf'nlnl r~ mBakerSllm DUna. ~DI »wpm. 2 NewportBl•ch ~Artlcl Leaal Secretary. log" electrlcal resp adult w/reliabte 831-0902 qwrin1 .. penente tn a:.u M..a. Calif. t3l2ll yn a,er Gl·l'IOO Equal. Opp Emplyr ..-. Sllfftl minimum 3 yrs Calif. knowledae req. must car. Over~ mo earn· . .
puhtlnJ HVAC C'I t 7 14 ) 7 $I 2 5 I 0 . •••M -· M/P' ITT C"'..,..,0..,, a hl&b experience ID domesUc have ~,.!~fullk, comtl . in1s. The Register, Receptaooiat, p/Ume. Ap-"':> pa;~ lll&h1Y d"lra, tX>E IU"H .., vrY'n. ......,,,. "" law. Newport Beacb law pall)' ....,.~,.... me $4().3lOll ply 1n person, Regis .• ble. Ouun 1ndude WOiie YOh1me mmnuf•d~r of firm. Good benefits . year round employ-fflllr Stylists 3333 "11
.-~ailna ttfh&t'raU411'1 ________ _, Maturw wocuo noedltd ...... ,,_.Desk electro.-mecbanieal Call Debbie. 640-0130 ment. Salary com· Nurse's aides. F as Prr. Bristol St. So.' Cout • •i
compooeQll Into rom• ~i.neier for ,_.,... otnce worll All abJl\t avail. llany componenta, bu an Im· LEGAL SECRETARY mensurate w /exper. 7·3:30 1h1rt. 3-llpm Plaza, C.M. • •
pfete air condlt\on1n• 111 bocb' lbop.. Mut have to. b1Defi1.a EJiper PA· mediate need for an KC D Construction ablft. HB Convalescent , !
1Dt.1 W1U pr.pa"' pro. tilllt typtq eaperieo~ rd. Pleaee call ror appt. Inspector "A". Can· Laauna Hiils. Recent ~ Hospital. &rJ-3515.
POUi), dnwln1~ 4Dd MllJfACJUllNG Body ·aliop office u ~.nt$10Mon:fri dldate should bave ~ exp. necessary, pre-........ ..-... • ...-. R ~ I~. and work ck>M perlence preferable '9m-5pm mi.Jumum 2 years ex· ferably probate. Xlnt _..,....,,.._.1 MUISIS AIDE ECEPJIONIST • .-: ly wtth ~ ni111W't'r nlf'tMn:B Call lllrkey at cnu pcrieoce In automatic b1>inl It S/H skills re· Larae tttail at«e loot-l!:xpe!''d. Certified. 7-l. ,
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""""~"' ISl·aotO. screw macblne opera· q'd. C.11 Mn. Wlnllow Ing for 1eneral ban-Country Club Conv. Nuat ba~~ tool dH1p ---------Hlul tiam. ability to perform ror apl)t. 83'1·1060 dyman. Kuat have some Home. ~3061.
u"ncMe rl'latcd to •••AL OfflCI MONT DISK crlUul 1st . !lrticle LEGAL SECRETARY.· exper. w/electricity " macblDit 1hop opera· aert typist ~ for CLll11 layouts. abulty to trainee San Juan Capo p I um b Ing . Good MUISE AIDE
uom Wlll make tool de a variety ot duUet In.A perform cldlle toler~ce mwst be aood typist: benefits. Nordstroms Dedicated nurse aide
s1cna from concept and atudent loan dept . Goedoesic>e" for a people measurements with mature applicants 50--8300 care for elderly male Pft~~ layout and ck· Duties include flllna. orientec) penon able to c•mpara~ors. tool welcome.Call&&l-1?0'7 Equal()ppofEmpJl>yer patientonwk:nds. lOAM
I a I I d r a w 1 n I s · t)'Jliq 45+ wpm, filute wort Rex.Ible tan. Erljoy makers microscope " .... •-·--to 6 PM. 640-8683 ~:h·/~~o~ br!r~t~ aptitude ~ful. Xlnt dnt ~~~Noort aped.al MYLAR. lACJll Secnt9"Y -amJANiTOIW. NURSF.S AIDE
ed to swedaang opera-::t°,..ational "Ed~":: Mon:Jfri, Penonnel Good benefit package Newport ~ach ffo~n· Maintain " clun racili· Convalescent hospital
tJons and expeneoce in lion.. '401 Bireh·St. N.B. MAllJOTT HOllL available with com· ~ ~t':!1~ =~mt! ty . .:/:ixn~~~ld serving all priv ruents ~e°' ~;:.C:~~ ::-a: ~~PT:.'8:.:t Near OC Aitport. Equal llOONewport Center Dr paitive loduatry rate of a~aist Compliance 1801 E. Dyer Rd seeks mature resp.
In Oranae Countr· we Opportunity !:mployer Newport S.ach pay. Director. Xlnt sal & .., __ ,_Ana EOE persons to serve in pro-• res ume or apply 1n • ........ , n.--Em..i....-~ fessional caring at · provide exce l e nt G••• .. ---""'f-.,.,.._ ....,,,_ benefits. Send resume ----·-----
1 rl penoo ~ U Uiterested. pleue call ,...._ .. ifi_.. d mospbeJ"e. Pay based on ~a a es and company TIAIMH or visit 9am-3pm, Moa· to .... ._ .,.. a no. 327, MANAGEMENT TRNE exp. Apply an person ~c:re. --~ntstolmacnludd '11nfge L E A R Entry level position Hohl Mltllt day through Friday. lc~Dallyc tPilotM, PO Bocx Are you dynamic? The Gardens 450 Glen· :;:~~~en~n:~~~.!1'::n &a~!~·f ~~!1:1~aH~:~ Alr.!~·.~~tel. rn m . OS a ,esa, a ~~:!tTu%i1l oeyre==·
s end resume with SIEGLER Req's neat handwriting Cmtact Mr. Hannan for CAMMON Ufl9M"d M11~ 8lO OOE. Call 7S4-16Sl, All s hifts . Apply
!>aJary htStory or rall· TRAM5P01tT ~;!~1 t)f::~~::~y ~~i details ~mo BICTRIC ~rUfied. 96U205 LEE WARD PERSON· Newport Convalescent
DYNAMICS Bltth St. N.B. <Near OC 666 East Dyer Rd L i v e i n N a n n Y :E.L ~~8Y~801 Center. lSSS Superior 1714) 546-3131
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3131 W. Segentrom . Airport) Equal Op· Hotel Sant.a Ana. CA 912702 housekeeper for s yr am • • · _A_v_e_. _NB _____ _
Santa Ana. CA 912702 portunity Employer PositlOll Exists <n4 > 55i..f700 old. S days~ wk min. MAT U R E WO M A N MUISIS AIDES
EQual 'Opportunity Gat'L OFftCE For: call aft 7 P ~ p/time to welcome Ol>enlno on AM & PM
£mployer M/F fOf' electronics mnufac· Pool S.perTlsor ~Opportunity LOT ATTEND ENT, newcomers " con~ad s&lfts.-Exper prer·d . ___ ._._ ___ .. turer. f'Jll Um• person & ployer'M/F must be 18. f'JU It pt. merchants. Fl.euble •ill train qualified
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ESCaOW OFACIR switchboard. telex, etc:. ~ lnaurance Ageacy. Ex· 557..()g) or 848-2212 tnl-$47--309S. Se Pt 1st . APP I Y .
ETC CARPET MILLS , ,
ha.s an excatlna position
available for the ri&hl
person who will greet ••'
visitors. answer incom· · • mg calls, haadle pagjng,
light typing and mis·
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phone personality and
dependability. , ,1 This 1s a good op·
portunJty for advance-'1
ment. Excellent com. · paoy benefits I
We are located near
COSTA MESA. Please caU for an appointmenL
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CARPET MIU.S
'7141 546-5601 ., TIAHSPO~
DYNAMICS
3131 W. Segerstrom
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New 2nd trust deed Co. llust bave iood figure per prfd-gd typing. f'JU MECHANIC w /tools f1agsblp Conv. Cent.er. nds a selC starter aptitude and type so Enjoy SoOd co. benefits. or Part time. in NB. LVN. ~Y· NB. Bek & knows alignmeot ou.ef 466 f1agsb1p Rd. N.8 . F.Qoal Opportunity
w/plenty or exp in all wpm. Xlnt opportunity Apply 9am·noon ~110 ~~:~;,"'!.day job~ available. 21302 _642-8044________ f:mployer M/F I'
aspects or running an to learn. Call for appt.. Moo-Fri. Penannel ~ Pacific Coast Hwy H B ._ _______ _
escrow dept. pref in 2nd Berkeley Control MAIUUOTT HOTa Insurance · • · · Office position avalli---------
Santa Ana. CA 92702
Equal Opportunity
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trusl deeds. This is an m4>m-3300. lndu.stnal 900 Newport Center Dr SECRETAIY MEDICAL OFFICE, bill· wJauccessful inv~tment a.c.,t. to $916
oppor. to be your own Relations, Irvine. E.O.E Newport Beach Major Nat Ion a I MACHINIST iog, insurance. Exper. ma!lag4:ment .firm in 100% Free to applicant ,,;> bo6s in a congenial bet-Equal Opp ErnpQ-r m/f ln:1urance Agency. only. Beach area. Reply lrvtne mdustr:iat com· lrvme y bub. ,• llng &loworkw1lhtrue GIRL FRIDAY-Self Orange County airport.. AD 33S D ·1 P 'I plex M~t en.JOY work· area. our . profe:.sionalb. Xlnt com· starter, Xlnt t ypist. XJnt benefits. Includes •SECOND SHIFT• . . a1 Y I ot. ing ~tnumbers & be ac· bly congenial manner
6"0 83"c g d t I e p ho e Housecleaners. Tues . .:-..i, P.O.Box 1560• Cost a curate. Xlnl Crin ge can win th.as spot in ~e I
DISHWASHER ~!~1~tion "· .. ., p:~s oni:\aty , n~n 8·3PM. Call Janic"~·s ~~~~~is~ff~0~:e:. Lear Siegler. Transport Mesa,CA9'2628 benefits . Opportunity of the nirest ro s •
Lunch 3·4 hrs a day .smoker. $150 wk to Rqgedy Ann's. 645-1800 00:2 Ask Sh pynanu~ Division., has Medical Office. Gen'I as-for learning & advanc· ~· As you ba!!~le
Mon-Fri. Apply Mon &tc. Secy to $1500 start. Call for intervw 955-l f9r aron immediate openings st. Spanish speaking. ing. M1ul resume to ~ ~Y PABX postuon ·"
morning Sargenti's, 843 100'70 Free to applicant. 556. 69 81 Window Housekeeper. exp must IMSURAHCE for: Will train. Lile typing. P.O. Box lt226. c/o The m lhetr lovely lobby you ·11, W. l9tb C.M. We have been asked to Designs. 3195 D Airport speak English. Harle· Must be able to work Daily Pilot. Box 1560. will need good typing ., 1
locate a poised pro-LoopDr,C.M. quin Dinner Playhouse ~~~l ~":co~~u~~ •T.ntl.atlle evesorwknds.548-1771 Costa Mesa Calif. skllls for overrtow &
. DRIVBt ressional for this busy . . 979-7550 ~~ 92626 • some reports. Call ~.a
P/ Co Girl Frd c eer oppr eculive. Expr. nee. _,... Medical Back office asst. . Abigail AbboU. Person· time. 6·10am. Sta pres. in N.8. His pre· 1 ar. ar Housekeeper lvn refs Minimum 2 yrs incl typ. ....... busy N.B. OB~G offc. OFFICE MGR & nel Agency, S57·6122, ,,:) Mesa area. 548·~. vious secy has been pro-w /dynamic growth co. Over 35. no Cblclm.· am: ing. Xlnt benefits. New • ...._ & et.-. c--oo1 TRAINER 4500 Campus Dr. NB 1 ~ moted. so lhere is up· Secretary ex~ helpful, ba 1V Cd.II 673-9CM2 •-..:~ •~ Uon Fred S -r ...,..,.... Y n apply. Driver /Ware hou se wardmobilJty.He needs mst be articulate. • · · ..... ..,""'a · · W.U,Oprs. Please send resume to For new vacuum 1
• perso n · I 1 g ht. Ex your articulate. or· personable, fron.t ofc HOUSllCEIPBS Jam es• Insur a n ee •tiacW.e Operators Classified Ad tl96, Dai-cleaner ofc. salary + lt.E. SAUS • :41• rm~"n~:Wl{gu~oli:i~t g~n_ized persorfnahty &II ~~:S1 L~ana F /time day •blft for ~~4fo!·u>:.'!rt:! •HwOpe1•or ~~:a~o:r~~· ~!nlaticl~';sZ r~r~O: LEADSLE_JJADS "·
oppor for advancement. BUUlty to rnle ace .we · con v b o s P . Good BradleJ. EOE •Tool Crllt AttHd.t 646-3107 Bob We have an immediate Ii
ror aggress1vt! ind1\'. w/others. Call Abigail GIRL FttUAY salaries It bens. Apply, •2*1 SWft• opening ror an ex· . Salary open. The Bath Abbott Peraonnel Agen-SECTY/BOOKKEEPER l'lagahip Conv. Center, JmMOfl/Jaaltreas MBl~OM84 <Xfice girl, Ptr 4 PM to penenced sales person. Mart 2711.8 F. Coast cy, 4500 Ca mpus Dr Fili f 466 flaphlp Rd, N.B. Pltlme&f/time.Jrvine JONEIDED 8 PM _Mon -Frs Call We s pecialize in
llwy CdM 675-4830 N 8 557-6122 sba~pe,' ~!~r':spr~~ 642-8044. area. WUI train. Ideal ~i:~~~d. eE~~~i1~:~~ Moo-Fn 8-S Orange Co. Residential Reules in ... 1:
Fodory Tr"ClllMH f~al ga~ <ove.r 30). Housekeeper. for older for bouseWtves, students company benefits in· STAIT AYlation m4J ~ Income Property in the · • •DRIVER* Good pay, xlnt future in Growmg design onented writer. Fine location on A cpls. Mu.st have own eluding free medlca1 . IMMIDIATB. Y Office girl wanted for Nwprt/C.M. market. Jr
Expanding co looking Cast growing plastic maouf. co. w /very bay, lite work. live-in. transp & phone. Call dental and life In· wknds Orange Co. Av1a· you need to make ,
for people w11l1n g to a dh es i ve co 1537 pleasant atmosphere· 87~ ~.;~ 3·'pm, <714 > SUtllDCe. Please apply EARNUPTO twn. Moo-Fn from 8 to mooey in real estate &
work. Neat appear. Monrovia Ave. N. 8 . small ofc-60 wpm. in· . in person $25 A DAY s. (7141 979.Q24 have the energy to work I Good dnving rec. Over Call Mon-Fri. 548-5125. voicing. A/Pay, A/Rec. HOUSHEIPR JAHnOllAL hard, call us for an in· 1 •
18. Co vehicles $2 .8S payroll. Call for appt. In air conditioned & Gen'I Ma.inL l2-8PM. OR MORE temew ·r per hr + incenl1veb. f'emale ptllme. Apply Walton Cork wood. Leisure World all elec M·F. OC Airport area. L E A R <Xfice 640.5112
Call Eric 640-8700. Stax Burgers. 899 W. 6C>6777. 934 W. 17th St. bome. 5 day week. Sleep sr.;o per mo. Call 8/20 Don't J t 6 Restaurant
19th Sl. Costa Mesa. C.M. In, easy work. Pvt betwn 9am·J2. 840-1421. Piece Rot• Salary US 0 DRIVER room. Pref senior xpr'd SIEGLER PLUS C.. Alowmce. McDonaJds in NB hJring For courtesy car E>.per File Clerk. F/time. AbllJ· GUARDS homemaker w /own Jeweler apprentice ..._ s.... w----. •• ea• To Work Cull & part-time people ... " pref'd. Mu s t be 21. t Y t o a c c e P t transportation & refs. l714J 979-6124 TIAM5'0RT .._ -r ·---r "" no exper nee. Daytime ~~: ~i~ct Chuck ~~n':~~~~~.~~ :~~ SECURITY ~_::+room & board. KENNEL HELP-Wkend DYNAMICS 'l:'!: c:.";~ GO Kelly & ;~:;_ia=:r!suri~~t ·~:: :
ness. Apply. A vnel. ~ to our recent ex· live-In , some wkday 3131 W. Segerstrom ;.:l,o•. or pa1tel GO Places nee. Apply in person Driver·Gen'I Gardener Electronics, 350 pansloa program, Wells work. Call for appt. <Ne ar Harbor & week day afternoons:
wtgood driving rec. McCo rmi c k . C .M . FargoGuardServkesla HOUSEPARENTS 540-4ZW. Warner> McDonalds 700 W. ~ ••
Must speak English & 754-6061. hiring security guards Santa Ana, CA Uncertain about your Coast. N.8. Spa.rush. Perm. F tt1me i Kentucky Fried Chicken Distribute a FREE future lookln f ...::..:..:...:.....;______; ____ _ job. Irvine area. Call Aoral Dfl~ or: The Orange County b ~al Op rt t s~m le of a major ... g or new RESTAURANT HELP
•.... ., O'M\I\ r0r appl. wanted. Prr. 963 ""'l9. 1"'8e/Mewport lcll Department of Ment.a1 Part-time elp. Newport u po uni Y rod .. -···-career? Temporary as-·~ ,, ..,, tr__._ ...... 1-u...a1tb n---'· a -·rried Beach. 67~. mployer M IF P uct .....-::·lo-sjan...-.ts tn office, in· CGunter work & as&11· Onver also needed. _.. ._~=•rm .-..-........., "-~ ... -.. food · J DRIVER, FfTIME I CAcrfrnta -.. couple to work a s · dustnal & marketing tant preparation .. 1 • .,., d Ii .._ ._ .... weekend housey:rents MAI WA No Selling Involved support skills . Work ......... r. pref. f'Jll time. 18 Plus Sat 18 & over riyer e very person, ,..__,,_ ~-Ir -...... · ll-·-cb D ~ Just ha...., sample on "'""I' Nwpt n-h
$3 •o h P t ti e ----•-Dutl-in~lude I v•ng rn· --~.,.... "'8' ''"' when & where you yrs or over. "" · • Must be neat. Apply in "' r , ar m · .... " ... d k b In pl t' 21.30 73-8685 ft 7 person. A rtil>try in Must have own trans. WMttter Area a shelter home from IMMIDIATE Permanent position . oor no as IC want. You don't pay, we 673-or 6 a , flowers. 24801 Ahcia Mllitage paid. Ph f'riday eve~ to Sun· OPIMIMGS Lido Shores Hotel bag. pay you. ...:;p_m_. ______ _
Parlcway. La"una Hills 848-~ I M M E D I A T E day each end and -........ .-.-673-8800 aE..rT•u••..-Ha• " OPENINGS for creating a home e n· .,.._...._... APPLY lN PERSON Call or come in today ~'"" _.., _.... FOREMAN supervisory level securi · vironment for resident POSfTIOHS Mon-Fri 9AM-Noon IEL[~ P/Ume/Lunch Shift DRIVBtS F/lime regular position t.{ officers who want juveniles. Contact the Counter/IGtchen. 18 Yrs _,,. ..... be fl OP PAY -It h a Meat.al Health Person· MAIL Cl.ERK See Mr. Scarborough or older Gower Street Men or women 2S yrs or -"'"' st + ne ts -DATA ~ELLEY s •· • ~ older. Know the coast METRO CAR WASH respected company. nel Office at C714 ) IJVI"'' S ERvrcEs Restaurant. oup G" •
cities. Net Sl80 a week 2950 Harbor 81, CM ~3918 for further in· Good oPPOrtunity for an MARKETING Newport Beach 833-1441 Salad, Airport area. ; I o g Co t Apply in person Monda1 formation. Apply Im· ENCODERS Individual wbo likes 1301 Chestnut Street Laguna Niguel 831-0542 Ca 11 Mgr. 2 ·SP m . ; or more. ran e as Gardener-Leadman to to Fri .. ·y, 8AM to "'PM mediately vari ... ". Duties will tn· Bldg F Santa Ana Garden Grove 638-0500 955--0554. Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt. .... ~ -.... _ ___;_______ •
Herrmann. Fountain assist foreman. Must at· elude mail distribution. NOT AN AGENCY • Valley <No of Slater s Pe a k Eng 11 s h & WB.LS FARGO COUNTY Of To operate Univac Cade microfilming, shelving No Phone Calls Please NEVER A FEE • •
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Euclid> sprinklers helpful. Penn SERVICES PllSOt..._ DEPT. train oo Univac Cade cellaneous assignments.~~~~~~~~ ---------i job. Irvine area. Call 625 N. !Wss St. Rm Gt80 1900 key disc. Hours are A valid driver's license. PART TIME. Need 2 col·
DRIVER S5U200 for appt. I 532 W. Santa Ana, CA 92701 3:~m-U:30pm. Please an Auto and ability to MESSEMGEI lege sttxlents with good ~ ... u ... m Co•SDnffillll AfflrmatrttActlon conta«: -lift fieavy Items are r"e· Prf>tr91siVe-~xpatfd. •-ptclt·Ul> or van for part-
WANTi-n P~/tlme. p:--'"rm-poa. fllllrtc.. CA Employer Peno•ll quired; some general ingh escrow ofc needs a Ume del. 1n LA &. OC. l1I "' D office ex.perlence ts s arp meueoger, Call642·5702aft IPM.
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To deliver DAILY ofc work . Apply 8-S nesday, Thursday, eveschedule960-2728 A~~ Uona, a &ood startlo& ~ •~.&ftlR contracts in rental
PILOT bundles to car· llon·Tbun. Taco Bell lOAM to 6PM, CLOSED ~L = and outatandlni """"' .,_ ~ ~. ~~,.:• v::a~~ Corporate Head -Friday at: Haewrk, CM. Retired 700NeW'p()ftCenterDr ~: its: Please apply ~·~,'!!!s~ll:&' J':a::~ ~~n:r:,· M~eN:!~~~l
large staUoo wagon and Cl~:._17381 Redblll 230 ."!_: 2wl.,....7 ~~ ~~d~d Pc~~· Newport Beach CA MAllNBS SAVIMGS Co. ts aedin& • ._ater Blvd, CM
iOOd, AMuift' ecqf!.t Ave. ~·""'· -. . j ~ 9:aNO m reader, Must be --------0.n. ·~m f · ' .__ •• ftm9,.. S..tiMiil. c~ _. ...... ~ -m.u-.e1N1 ..15aW..,.WtQdv -6'.:. wori:· un0er«le· PART-TIM&~
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train. Must be 18 or = ~~ ~in· Hair Stylist. 492-2218 ~~ryon~ ~t ': ~~ ~ f7-~~ ~ -~m. tt•• M'911t avaII. Also, weekends. te .f fJ-X _, Wiiiil .. ., ! ....:;::
over. For appt 147.9771 · • · San Clemente (Un Um.. i"« interview n. .. i&n.i.r To clnelop -uooe tor~. ~12~_! Wf/ftr Dhtrtd Call 171-& I SS2· ll16 or e1111•111 C-t be 11 ~) I
Drycleaoer needs pre· Ge8AL OFFICE ffllP!lll ca I I Jo an n e at ~~1:~::: Zi~:=:'~'0~ ··~ ~~~Jl8:E· <714>TH&44E33.,!:UILD ,._...or o•erJ. ~ Kl sser, also, counter girl. Type 50WPM. use 10 C7W)848.2322 Ot' come to """,. ~ .., °""' • . • [
Apply betwn 7am· key, 1ood pay, non. Openlna .. ·~·ow 10 Medco Advertl1ln1. ' 1=...,. tc:;, :1'° ::~a M9dfh & •corts DRUG Apply ••· ,., •••• ':.J• ~
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Portunit.;f'in an est.ab. pn(trred. 549-ltOO. HOSPITAL HOUSE· Mr. Johnaon, <710 Ot.·i._H·l1 ~ •=1 ii;-. .... 11-171<: ._ J'OUP11for t'OQd.!Uona. Salary $600 l'OUMTAIM YALLIY
co. in lhe Orange Oo. Otn 1 crncc, typtna. fil. UlPEA. lmmed open. 115SoCASH for mon de-~ • g. iJ . ~ ~-... IOOll.t.llM· •• :• ~ a•dQ a11Un"lbe to atart + bcncfit11 Colt Oil airport are•. AppUcaiota lnt. pbon.ea, cualomer Int• fJperm po• In tall. ~. ·-,...,~ -DM.YP.ILOT Barbara Jt <714 19~s
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TOf1 tbru Sat morna lMVISnecT IALIS mectialt osienlna& for a mpua ve Lookin& foe a Cood job TELEPHO.._.E clHnlna pll'1)' rental Jr 1CMl hive 11acccuru1 acenttary to rePort to '"-~:Om opPortunlty w/a pre· "
tqut p Ap~1/.. 202& lalla :f. lo real ••late Trnaunr. Prol\cleac:y ._.._.. at.tglooa N8 service sta· SALES
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M =to--'tlt• .. l ... __ .. beGeflt..PleaHcallMr. aggrusave. for in · ~e Co .• in lrvint!. --~ Byrne. at W-1492 tervlew call 644·6755 2 people lo work 'AYIOU. Cl.I JR. veetmeo&a to Pft'aion Ask for Kim or Bob. r r om o u r of r 1 c e •
Day and matit. run Hd MIUor real f'llalf' d• olw.. w. provide dr•w. •Secs••••.e• C!~• ... •ay Complete training pro-, part·th1h• po1u Iona ~is Mektq an lo· lre1ala1. ltada, eit· See&ma e,vper, ah&()) In-~'"' Service Sta. Attendant. gram. Salary. + com-
avallable. d1v to blip wllt IA our ..-"•true oppor to dlvidual for Ftr Poll· M~UmMC'i Ftthne. Apply, Chevron. mission & bonus. Co. ~ dlpt The MieaJ eam o~ '10.000 yrly. Hon with property 1251 N. Cst Hwy, Lag P8}d ins. For interview. "PPb in pel'IMID from candidate mldt pouaa M).G2S Evelyn mana.1emcnt company. Ow' expanding market-Bcb Phooe $4CMI091 and ask
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• weekly p•yroll tA.114 flOO. Call Ms. Pratel', variety of Secretarial pay, hens. 842·3472· CM SOLICITORS WC>Rtc AT HOMI Girl's 10 spd. am h"ame.
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lnt • plDI. e elf~ an ~mmJWon aplJl pay, SECRETARY heavy pbooes. Sue· for steady resPonll ~ w~ek ta':h~ss:>~~ oul at and Ina benefit I0/30. Eaatblutf Shop· M·'or •rr>rtlna ooods cessful applicant will person . M ua t ha ye d n.ROMAM Girl's med bicycle. g<1 PMbce • dot work~ ptna Cenler, very •l .., i .. r•d ha t 't _ .. pro-p S I mission pa i . Your Rental cent.er bas nn.n. cond S20 : bo1s med condl U YoO meet stat· tractive office. Brina dist in rv ne n usl ve ma un Y auu UPS/P exp. a ar1 phone al home Over Zl • ~...-. bt le Sl S36-:i840 F.q&aal Opp Empl.)r Mii"' cld l"Clq\littmenta pleue IPOd wort habitl. Cun· complex bu pos avail ven secretarial ~ac~-open 770·2922 Mission J.D. card. Call ~ ~n g: r of k2 "j edn. rye 5.
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bee.rt ao&11ht bJ non tn· &llW 100 971-UIOI '-.allfA Pleaaant working en-• • per .• shappmg., anv~n· oood. Outstanding fr. Newport Blvd. CM -~--------sttt•.-al SNF servin1 lrvtne, CA 8271.S .,...,,.T virooment. gd company ll2l W. w,..._ tor1 control. 1n vo1ce i.nee benefits. Pleasant ~ c-roa Ir
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Country Conv. Home, PIX O,.r•:w for~pP'L secretary. Real F.state Secretary Newport dept. ~ open w/some In Irvine area. Ca ll HUGE SELECTION _S86-34.13 _______ _ ~. =rvi~r,~:S:.n .... .JLe-t' Corp or title exp prfrd. Ligbtd Center firm nds sharp, exper, but will t rain. Totems. 752-7355. Almrlc• Cab IOJ'
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full or part·time. Sails evening abift s open. ssoo. to start. <71'> taptb~~ ~r:frm~P~; Baker St. C.M. 545-0403. JOO JOUDg G•rtn Siamese kittens,~
by Schock 501 29lb St. m.3562. * 770.105S Open Wed. tbru Sat. Mt..3609. with growing co. Ca 11 K · 1
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cr.a.1&r Bristol, C .M 9262 Would )'OU like to be H · ~ "' munications, t yping & Ecler -..strin group. 'f)--ansportation FINE EST ATE ..................... .. _. Nat'I wholesale produce f Ex J E W EL R Y • A RT . ~O.E sociated with • leader businea math skills ea-2101 Dove St NB ~ noad~anp ~. n~durin .. 1• ~·ECTS. ANTIQUES, Golden Retnever pup-Ltt's • Haa11I _..:...;,,__· ______ , m· the CallfomJa R.E. company N.B. airport r 'd ------· -·-·-,....._ .• ,.._,. vu.1 AKC ........ ._ .. _ Ir .. ,__._. " PICK UP/ ..,... __ .. __ ~'""y sential. Pre er exper Stuppmrs •· R ....... l•lng ., _ ... _,,.-•-•-..... CA. 0 1NE F URNITURE, pees. ...e .. • suuw you weren" ..... m.,. field? We have a SO area. 0 -.....,., ~-.. • mature person. Benefits • °' ~"' ~ wa _... ............ -r p t Sbols wormed for a new career. you .,... ~y year very successful Good typln1 & add. & x1nt ·locatioa. Phone .. GH SCHOOL wt & up after tral:niog. ETC. PHONE FOR LN-r~ wrn..C Xlnt disp wouldD'lbereadingthis ._...... track~ & we are mach. skills. Pleasant 644-SS:M. GRAD Must be 18 or over. FO &. BROCHUR E . l2Ul e.l!i6i ad, and 111 we weren't DRIVER wanted for expandlne. We are • working cond., l girl ...::....:...:...:.... _______ New facility. Harbor single, well groomed & 64.S-2200 · ·
1ootift1 far aomeooe •UIO parts store. Must full·senofoe RE. Com-ore. Med. & dental ---------Bus Park. Call .Mr. able to start immed. AKC German Shepherd
T do a job, lbls ad would be over 18 w /Calif pany and have as much benefits. 5 Day wk. Secretaries Roberts ~7373. For interview call : Gnat ._,.c• pt.ql!i. Show backgrou.00.
not be bere. If you are a driver's lie&: 1d record. or more to orrer than Holidays. vacations . TYPISTS 642·3030 o r Apply 1n Oak AK,_ Top bloodlines. Stack
career minded adult • Mu st also know CM most. Ir you have ex-Must be sharp, fast . SHIPPIMG person Vmcent Pitts at Aug. 20th. 12 noon and tan. 638·9308
want the oppty to earn area. Apply at Hub perience lo Olfice. able to deal on phone. & SECRETARIES RECEIVING NewPort Channel Inn 3000 Redhill. CM three to five bundred Auto Supply. 2120 Ret ail, Land. or In-Non smokers. $750-$800 MaJ·or distrlbu,or for 0030 W. Coast Hwy. NB Springer & While dollarsaweek.calltolJ Harbor Blvd ., CM. dustrialR.E.ilmaybe tostart.CallTimJones Do you need eura Parke r Hannifan llAM·SPM.Mon.Tues. Auclloneers
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SI for Hamilt on Dry this o pportunity 51A r ope n ing for Ind iv Tow truck driver nded CON S·I C NM ENT btful disPosition. Pa1d SALE ADY aeaners 968-3533 <lie-.. •>. Oat.a Processing orient· porary assignments 0 familiar wtsh1ppift$:. re· Exp. only. Must live In LIMITED. ......... bst ofr over SlSO. • d F t ~ d l · t your choice work for · & · t.ory con CM 1ua9638 *""' i.Exper / 1me . --R. Re'-"-dl e o ass 1 s ce1vmg mven · _. ANTIQUES Must sacrifice wife al 1P /ti me. for tadiea NESS OPEltATOI G,,...E-ORGE E"'L:-1 ... 5 systems/programming you. Call immediately. trol. Benefits include W . 1 t 1 , leroic Sbots • pape'rs ·
train. 759-9951 Pleasant working cond, CO. & malnt. of technical D. vac & sick leav~. Sal per'd. Top J:?ay. Apply. MOYIMG SAU! · · · ·
W'll " " Ii · o~ ff · rned/d-'-' ansur paa'd Tow Truck Drivers ex· eve OS our ease. "' · • ~ s pecialty s hop. 1 Exp. AB Dick JOO.Itek personne n preparation ~ o ice • ......... Dys 979 9032 Eves
gd benefit s, PIP 181 Do... Dr, Ste# P. documentation. Word 0 overload based on exper. Plea.~ G&W Towing, 1000 Sat. Aug 19th lhru Fri. _95S--0'7 __ 4S_. _____ _
CM/NB 6f2.4l621 I processin g ex per. aps>ly a~ AenMJpace Sup-Irvine Ave. NB 6'2-l.252 Aug 25th. 10·5pm. 177 ~ Retriever adora-SAlfSI AIY rlODUCE M -t leodl. helpful. An pppor to be -557.oo61 pty. 3605 W. MacArthur. RiW!l"Slde Ave. <bebind ble puppies. AKC, shots.
Waoled FIT. over 30 ~•r= part of a nat1 data pro. 3723 Birch St. N.8. Ste 102. Santa Ana or Trainee the Post 0ff1 c e >. IK/F. 673-5609 ~ Benef"l15. $160 wk. Noo-tmion belp wanted. C& '2663 ceasing co. Xlnt co Equal 0ppor Employer call Loma 751-2372. II OR OYM Newport Beacb. "'Regal Beauty Supply, work w/crew, exper 1714J.6ll·l400 benefits. Phone Ad·
.21&3 .E. 17th St. CM needed. Call 770·4193 "A Piooeer Finn" minlstrative Services , MO EXP MIC. Shiht.zu 10 wits.
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Sales I Mana gement Top Wages Mortgage Banking grated Data. Costa dept of rast g row1Dg SALESPSlSOH ExceUent position open table14 ch rs. Settee.
T r ainee. Age 18-45, n-.a.~u W ... fast Manar1ement-lnsurance Mesa. S46-6080 mfg co. Some travel for men & women t o King's & Qn ·s chairs. learn all phases 0 nvuOA 00 Ol'-.er.. .. . may be involved. Pref AuiJt.t M9Dgtt work out or local office and other antiques. Pit Bull Puppy ST5. Pure lumb~r " b uilding & aggressive. F /lime. ltECEP1' $750 Secretary/Recept. for advertising or mrkt'g Exp'd. Full tur.e. Top of nationwide corp. No Mus t sell. pvt pty. bloodhne, no papers.
material retailing. Gd Call 642-0846. . •. N.8. dentist. Accur typ-bckgmd.. Depending on commission. Apply in exp. nee. You will be 64.S-2017 _642_·9367 ______ _ '~·-.. ·-.g rate. ach ieve· Lite typing. Front ore ~&Ute bk.kpog req'd. a..Htude & exper. posi· person. Paul Allan traa·ned thoroughly 1r
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months . Ameraran Well Jcnown real est.ate FeeJobs.Grove pay.&&2-4612. res ponsibility. Call Newport Beach. secure ruture and can mg. premium qua 1 1 wks, aut. pure red. B 'ld'ng Center Mr · h Mun'el 7 ... , ...... 7840 ~~~~~~~~~ start lmmed call depicting J e rome. no papers. SS0-175 w 1
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'ttowden. 962-l32l. opening for a real estate Owens Bldg, Ste 2 A.DMIM. SECTY Service St.a. ~tlendant. Sl1TER. afternoons, for under value al Sl200. ---------
Salesmen & Cashiers educator trainee. Em-l2ll2 Brookburst. G.G. (to coatrollerl exper'd. Full or p/t.ime. S y r o I d b o Y n r 645-6514 · 494-4707 Yortshire Terrier w /xtnt
We5-CaJ Nurseries phaaiS on course maln-CallS37.&89 Major real estate de· Apply. Arco Station, California School. C.M. bloodlme avail. for stud A I •c.un tenance, writing & an J based 1 1-•· 1-.. •-lrvi CM 5511291 aft Sp m Call Tue •-Wed only Walnut 3 shelf Etagere, service. 20071 Santa Ana "PPY at......,.., overall reaevcb of real RECEPTIONIST-Part· veoper n nane '"'"" ne, . · · · °' $200. Tavern Table. His.
BroothurstSt, Westm. estate curriculum. Ap-time, typist, lOAM to is seeking a n ex· Service Station Atten· Stock & deliver. full or belween 9:30&2. $325. Cherry Fireside -----.----
Salespeople-Mervyns is plicant should have at 3PM Moo-Frli $3.SO hr. perienced individual to dant, exper 'd. Day & Ptr. Clean & neat. App-Bench, $95. Pine coffee Toy Yorkshire Terrier ~ taking applications least a becbelon degree !)40.3500 asalsl lo the preparation Eves. Full & p/tlme. ly at 495 E. 17th CM. TWO TRAINEES table. sso. Windsor Ar-1 AK C > ma I e. 3 \l:t
lor Ptr sales & stock. in business or related of rmanctal summaries A~ly, Shell Station, Mk for Larry or Paul in consumer services. row barlt Rocker. S'l2S. months old. $325. Ph ,,_ n--· ..... II •-41!11!. .&. ~~s and mu.st pG8SeSS xlnt Good t I b i .,.,.. U LA Daytime, evenings ndd . .RC4ll ... tale c"" ~~'"~ clerical skills. In addi-1 & Irvine, NB. TEACHER/Pre-scbl Cert e ep one vo ce, st.S-3967 _.,_,.r_~-------
wtmd shlft.s avail. Apply leaching exper. helptu.I. Alterations for Brtdal lion the qualified can- . S3/hr flt.I pleasant working condi-l•--------IShih T Id & at 98ll Ada1Jl8 Ave, H Oppor for personal & Shop. Costa Mesa area. ... .. _le mwit be fama· uar Sen1ce sta. att.eodant. TEACH. ERm/eE. lem Ex pr. tloos. Salary $SOO lo $600 tu zb~'-pu&ps,btgo,.. "C Bet 10-2.. E 0 E corporate growth. Send 516-1821 556-9333 W\MI F ti E d o + be n e f 1 t s . Ca 11 3 Generations ln family. w le. ,.. w · nA · wn . . . resume t o Personnel or with the accounting I me. xpe_r . vr $3.SO hr. Middle-age Barbara t7H>9SS-CASH. Cherry slant lop desk Reasonable. 842-0771.
' SALES REP /SAL + Director, PO Box 2820. Seamstress needed for functions and be able to ~779'! est m' n s t er. welcome. Costa Mesa CASH CARD CORP. SlSOO 2 lovely anlaque Sl. Bernard, F. Vet says : 8on"5 +Car Allow Newport Beach, Ca sailmaker. F\JU or p/t. supervise. We are re· . _&e_.;,,.00_1 ______ , beds dbl I
,.&tab'I restaurant supp-921663 631-4660 or 875-5055 q u i r l n g 3 · 4 y rs ~ Sta Attendants, ~ ...... tel,,. ..,.5 TYPIST · 1 • l sang e. pure but no papers. Nds
ly co. want.a sharp sales secretartal or related p/time, exper'd. Lite '"""'""" """ Meroooas, 00 IBM s,, 67S.299'l companionship. $50. minde d person. Will Real &tale Sales exper: We offer an out· mecb1 knowledge. App. Research & develop· hr to start. Non smoker. ...:S49-:...:.:.....:..;7M9;.;..;,,.· _____ _
train. To $800 DOE. C811 1tCJ1i 11'1 Wetco.. SICRITAIY st.anding compen.satloa/· ly 2590 Newport Bl. CM merit mechanical back· A 1 10 3 o s ·t Pair French s teel en· ,..,... to You 1045
75-4-1651, LEE WARD F R E E l Sales" marketing firm benef'tt package. If you • ground .worki ng11tndien· p~~t~gra~hics~ 3~0; graved navi gation al ••••••••••••••••••••••• PERSONNEL AGEN· needs ~to baJldle meet stated require-Service Station Attend. ganeertng bu ng Harbor Blvd, Unit E5. maps or Med. Sea by I'm a
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D, lrvme. resllODdence secretarial with salary history to: comm. 873-3320. In mecb'I ene1neerln1. ---------France dated 1814 beagle/temer. n a TRAINING ~-Exp. musl incld Gena Mezo quality 113surance etc:. TYPIST Ffff-548-3632 • • lov111g borne 752.Q&!t
SALES typing & general offtce. Pa•d1rot0 Ho..• Serv Sta Help ne.eded im-Call Susan S8l·3830. Xl9t Mon· Fri. Pleasant work-. To good home. mother sz.s,000.$50.000 Mew c....,. Attradlve salary & fr-2Cm Busineu Ctr Dr, med. F\JU or P/L Apply benefit.a. Mission Viejo iog. conds. Good co Tnmk, solid oak desk & cat It kitten. Samantha
Wllb.in 5yrsinyour Hl'wPro••rily ioge benefits. Jror In-SuitelOO 9'75-1609 900E.CatHwy,N.B. area. benefits. Apply, Pen-c hr. oak clock. all Ir Tabitha. placed ' own Insurance Bus. •Ab1oluteJ1 no prior terview, J>leue contact Irvine. CA 92'71S nysaver. 1660 Placentia. btrltxlnt, must sell t.ogetller. Free shots & •Part-time to start train.in& or experience Mr. John &tes Affirmative Action c .M. S36-8357 spaying. 644-4904.
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•Freetrainins program •Peraonali&ed lnstruc-& ASSOC. Waitress . ex per 'd . Appl.en 1010 Lovable Siamese cat
'"OrangeCountyoffices tioo 4500Cam Dr.St.el« SECRETARY ~1,,,·11 TFa1·ning F /time. Apply, Blue ••••••••••••••••••••••• nc.ed_s h.om J.o.a.n..._ ·-'IL11~ Call No =uaaaLOA perH& l ~ ~ t =-I "' ·DOrpffur,'85.'fYJa-t:Jdo, CMH"PMD ~06<11 ext--S-6.-~ves r:F n •-.:.-. cbarle. Versatile, good N.8. Ws hr /Dryrs/ReCr10 646-1.934. -J-OE CO-NNE-R"s...,., •Up to 80 % co-m -wtpeople. Lovely conds. . . .....a.•-gornot 957.Sl33., ---------'-
mi.slllon. Seacl•r·S.tn To $800 DOE. Call M d W · WAITIESS WVI""' Free DOBIE PUPPY Cenlt•83l ocl .. ~7740
•Choice of top office Jm-4 .. ., co at Fashion 754·18511• LEE WARD en an omen F/lime for retirement Hoover upright Vacuum. Female. 8 weeks okf. To
... I l· u~ locatioo.s. ..~~ opeaing for PERSONNEL AGEN-home. Call 848-8811. xJnt cood. S40. gd home. ~9235
,,. .. -SCREEN PRINTING Be your own boss wttb a Sales Secy. Involves CY, 17801 Main St, Ste WAITRESSES 548-1627 Miniature black Poodle. · co. Expanding produc· top .noteh prolesalonal good typing & organlza-_D...:.'...:.lrvine ____ . -----! uon. lmmed openin gs Ol'IMiuUon. uonar ikllla, eye for ·-------·•Today's Army offers training, ed· PuttF/time. Ovr 18 6 mos old. Signature gold male. 4 yrs, shots & l fbr •creen printer, Kalella R= calculatiom. Accuracy ucat·1on, good paro· and benefits Willtrain. 548-7948 gas wa s her. Wi ll license. Free lo lood
1ereen builders & ablp-& att.en&n to dela.ll a r~ .-s Wentact· Blmlty eontes-sacrifice ror ~ pnce. bolbe. ~-3'89 =·p•u • ' w ~· Ftr...... nQt. 11\iu ~ lb-*Mlliil11S* pf us Cho ce focaf n. Op'pe>rtunf· t.a.nts. Mu.t be single. 18 1175• $S.4'758. ,...... 1010 56Sf-• 131-1003 4tlo04•2 dud dental• x1nt wortr G. otc/Bltkpr/Jlecept ties for advancement. See what to 25, attractive, prizes Coppertone retregerator ....................... . SCTYJllCPT tog conch. Sal open. Emplo,yera Pay All f to all coolelftant&. Call Must ~ to appreciate ht iron stand .,4 •Good att'1• required. liAL ISTATI aau Katie. 758-9.al. aa.= training you qualify or. 1100. Aug. 21.st. between S50. SS7-llSI ~ass s helves, uo
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lice. Non .mobr. Send SALISPllSOMS to Mil? · •dado Newport Bea@ 8.13-8190 WANTED: No;-~• WUliB" & Eled dryer. •. wtn
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.. AMT **I 8'JY * * Nit U'llh llOta • MC· from 1our bu1lnHa purebued Jan 71. used Boeton Whaler " 4obp Clualc SS Meter. only ••-•••••••••••••••tt••• ~SAU Good med P\arnllun • doaal Ion nat L1e card. Send OM card for a-x 36 bn oril co.t .~A Mar1H EVUlJ'Ude 18 ial tanka . SM?S for tbia SS' raCtnl 1m Honda 250 Enduro· ...uao $t, loadl of Uk• eacll \al p1111 ooe apa~. rr-• .,...atab&e Doau • ,;,. tloop. m•> 548-2517 Low ro1lea " to n · uv rm. dla1q a uU· ~UN9 RI wlll ... tlot.bH •. n 1018. We retum J)H'm&nently U79 a1k1ni $200 Zlll25Colleae.C.M trlr. custm steer• -~lent coodltloo f19S. ~oal.'°s..,.J•ll do•l••'c°"'tt'o «S!:LLf« Yoa. crwdlma. bedroom aod Naled attractlv• taa • llfiiO.a2 --'7lt>S40-3070 ~·.foOO· '96-$922, a· CUpper w/trlr. Xlnt 1973 S1uuki US En " MAITal AUC110M ~lUh furn I& inucb atrap, mfflinl aarUne tt.lal 9" Spm. cond. Make otrer. C.11 duro-S2116. Need money ~~~Af!,!'L~~ 6 4 6 •I 6 I 6 & more lU U1t Sl. t.D reql.dremenu. Pre· ..... _... I08J Th ~lit~-:· CABIN CRUISER . Mlke8el·ma. forluiUoo. Wlllsellbolb
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P"-t otr. MNllt hlde·l ·Nd '1~ Mah talltlt9. Make offer alJ 41~ tap SUO H ml Martin 041 Guitar. '89 SKJPJACK 20, OMC 873-4220. exter finlabina by H.B
---1 .... c_ ,....._.,,~,cu 'Rea•> t/'9 tap SUO ••· Ul<e oew _, 839--0078 outdrive completely 26 ' Double Ender all boat yard, many atan· 250 KTM Pentan MX. 250 SOia. like new. T'. ta~l. vort. --· _.,.., -111 ' ~ 10 or IDOn' 1\.40 ea alt PM ' • Ls di l ' dard features oot fou.nd MT Honda Elsinore
clipped corduroy IOOM ,.._a·beid.. Ml ii.le. Uh I Retril. Nori• ., llot Sal~ Tax lncluded 8 overhauled. Ugly ~ut fbr& ' ,:: ;:tor. In production bOata ot dirt/st 546-6299 m-8068 =0.0.. cot .... rdcd NO CARD? Selmes' Alto Sa.xa--..., functional trailer in· ·7 . this size • c: ... ua • HW tuo • Drawer point. SIO sa. " Dntw your own or Kend "Ci•arcutter .. '"co;;;;. eluded. Dependable New 18' Fibe-lass skiff '77 GS sso Suzuki, low ___ -._ "91 Baby 0-t. wh!te S75 mhc 1900 t't1deul. dd ho & ., • Chevy V-8 eng good • ., · low mi, askina Sl"4>.
SO, ••........ w Illa bot ~ 1~ __ Gl·MOI name,• .. rtU. P rdne pletely reblt 631·2010 Cat.alina or fishing boat Heavy duty. $950. 123.SOO Alto .77 XS 360 Yamaha ., ...., wv'll maae one c• per eves. ~ 67 .. _.,0 · 6'2·7056. lraJM 11~ Tall Sat Sotid Mb Tl'undJe Bed aw.,. aaS. P'rl.S.t Sun tta. Add~ each. __.,. ...._, Other boats to be xtra low ml. aaklag
'Dll•aa Lamp Ba.. xi. mod S71 T to•· Tool.I. maebl'," Send check or money mo Auto Piano, Player 18• Formula Thun. CI a• a 1 c .s 0 ' t w 1 n available 500Q tll60. Aft 5 8'7·5354
w11lud• uo. Wide Ptt~ you 0 me It. •1 CJllO, urdUlO Piano Mahogany cue. del'tlird Mercedes diesel. 600 gal W '-~ Colnaao Super 24 .. Um Dnpen-. ttiff1 anu Cll ea.1.Zl8 N.OT NIMTIMG fully elect.rifled like Xtnt cond fuel capacity Cutter Berillger Boat or.... s peed fully Cam· .-c ulln. lM"xN,,.'" QaalitJ aotid lnlil Wood · • P.O. Box 1580 new. 40 rolls S1 050.00 5Sl-SOl2 · bull. modltied w /enc 847-4.540 or 536-888S ' · m . Alao var1ou1 oil oval dtn1na .... : In 8 Bunk beda. fum . toys, Costa Mesa, C.. 926216 $41o4038 flying bridge. Modern T Daya ~ ....=,~~i:ver
peW-• pnnt.s awal tu Caff 6\. cbn OU 1tereo. dlab"'· boob. OHlce ,.,... & Responalble adult. novice gallery/inc microwave. ~ =Prov. dresser ::,~:~.b~;~: M~l~-==.r~F •• !.!!f ... ~ ... : • .!.O!~ =~ ~':;e!:n ~~~-b~~-tr~d~i~o~ 1~'!,J°e::~:~~~~~ ~Triumph Bonneville
Dtiiie bl*. 1pnq1. mall. w/mlrTOr, anal bd. nit• reuooa · t t• l N E EST AT E .. equipped recent model real estate. Call Grace. ......., 65C>CC. nu paint. tBOO. rr~. xlot cood SS$. atn SlTS. 14S·SIU / ie. Tultlft Ave, C.M JEWELRY. ART Walnl.4 secnU.ry. desa, L power boat. 23 to 28 ft. 6'4·7722. dys. 644·9126. 4S1'1 • .,,_ 846-1218. ~ 751 aoo. EllUff bouNhold. beds. OBJECTS, ANTIQ\iES, ~~.·~ ~r Sl9s . for family boating & fis. alt 6. 16' Hobie Cal w/trlr. ; 8 yz y b
.. t FINE FURN ETC __,, bing local waters Sl4SO . s •S -8239 . ·al7 _, ft!!!,O usedam! .. ~ GAllE SET. M'Yfl' used 3 0 ' • C 0 T W l TH de1a1. art, s por a. .. . . 20' Sea Ray 1/0 120hp .. u....... ....... .. ~" Pd 1150. Sac »OO HOLLYWOOD BED. Sat/Sun 1051 Cheyenne, PHONE FOR INFO. & r.h 1087 646-3936 Bus. 646-5657 w/trailer. full not. Xlnt eves/wltends. 8'70-9944, total. s129s. firm
8Wlk1. Sora. Sprud1 as, C.ll C!M-12'18 C.M. BROCHURE. 64$-2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. cood. 2 san lngs. $4250 dys. 675-1257 ~ # w ......... ED African grey parrots. 28' Power Sportflsbing 2U..1~3 Xln d --------'---------· Damuville berrywood Sofa Ir Loveaeat SlOO. ""1 , Xlnt talking abihty Boat. Wood bull. flying Ow>ce 30(.«). \ con '74 Hooda 750.
LI Hot point rerr1 e. ma.ho&. fmbb Colonlai Antique cedar chest TOP CASH DOLLAR Mexican r~d beads & bridge, newly rebuilt '65 ToUycraft 2S' cabin inside & out. Nwprt slip $1200. or best offer.
w/bouom rn.r. Drexel Din Rm. Sot. 3 lvs, 8 $100. PAID FOR YOUR wrought aron cages engine. Needa some cruiser. marlin fisher. negotiable. Sl8,500 494-0382
pane tbl w/2 leaves, 4 chn. Nda reCinlshina. M&-230l JEWELRY. WATCHES. cheap. ss&-6J21 won. Overall condition many Jrtras, SS500 or bst 673-~. '7S Honda 2$0 XL, like
cbn. am or1an. gold tt00/b8t otr. SC'7·2103 Garage sale: cameras. ART OBJECTS, GOLD. B 11 1 A 1 b . excellent. Brand new olr. 6T3-6S50 Ken. 14' Flying Junior w1trlr, new cond. 800 mi. orig
leaf coffee tbl w/bllt . fine clothes sn:e 7·14. S ILVER SERVICE eau~ u ano directional finder and 1T'T·Bird8S&7~hone gdoond.,'8()(). ownerfl'OO.~l
marbl•. O.E combo Penna~•• ~ouse, Pictures. Schwinn bike, FINE FURNITURE & C.OCkatiel, wtcage $1S. FM 2-way radio. $8000 Mere eng. Wallatrong 496-8310
wtbr/dryr ne-. Masc. aolrd . dining ta furniture, etc. Sat & ANTIQUES. 645-2200 640-l7'l6 or best offer. Evenings '75 Yamaha EndW'O, 1800 peint.inp· 642~88 ble. 6 chain It pad. Sun 1206 sand Key -PHONEMATE "-ol & Ort-8090 ~9376 ~~sf"NS:~ ~~~·1 ~ u· Stinger Wke L;aser> mi. pvt pty.
Mexican hand carved C; &So.::u.rv:::!. ~U:, CdM. M>-70l4. , Telephone answering ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28 Foot Cutt.er 1974, F.G. S46-3858 ~~~a~ ~t:!1~~:~ 675-0122
Mahogany din tbl. Or olfers. ~ From A to Z' macblnes wtwarr. $79. HAMMOND Fly Bridge. Sleeps six. 20. Dory Skifr. 55 HP Dunes. 640-8292 ext 4106 '73\.'J SutuJd, street/tr-11.
wrou1ht Iron base, Sunday, early am-Spm. w/remote, $149. SPINET ORGAM Lot s or extra s . Johnson OB. w/trlr S750. sharp. Xlnt cond. $t95.
40ldM, $100. SSZ-8281 Gim1191 S. 1055 2214 Avalon. CM . Roger. 750-3791. Model L · 122 with 714-646-8629 ~ Ericson 41. New diesel. 913-e470.
-•-Ortho dbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ed b loaded. must sell (714 > ---------Bed for s...... Sal/Sun sofas, ch rs, c A R p ET M l L L REVERB. wn Y a Cris Craft Tri-Cabin 46' I 832-1756 Brtr 1970 Yamaha !IO Eoduro frame. brass head· PUIUC AUCTIOM books records clothes CLOSEOUTS From pro(es.sional musician & Yacht "Dag roon .. is· Dorsett fiberg 858 35 Xlnt Cond
board. S250tor becJl ol· MANY FINE ITEMS etc. 2oio T1&11lln Blvd: $2.SO sq yd. 549-8181 in excellent condition. custom dbl cedar hull. b.p. Evinrude. Trailer, Udo 14 •3412, fuU stan· 546-654l
fer. 548-4178/67S·Sl21, 0 F E S T A T E CM 64M676 ~181 Asking $750/best. offer. absolutely magnificent. lS" ~s~5-~ Uke dard equip. $1,(175 •---------
Carr\. JEWELRY. ART Call 673-7185 evenings & sips 10, 2 heads & new. . 675-2326 Street leg.Ill, XR TS $30.
OBJECTS. ANTIQUES. Gas stove 4 burner. Brunswick pool table weetenm; 646-2158 days shower. S /S galley. 78 8' ~ SIW!kl 80 $30. Hodaka
8Vt' ccnt.emp>rary sofa. FINE FURN .• ETC. bdrm furn, dresser, nite PIO. Complete. lMon.-Thurs.>. refrig, VHF. auto pilot. SlSO. _.,..~_6041 ~f.~.· ~Ir, good quick $125, CB 350 S75.
1116/or best offer PHONE FOR INFO. & stnd. 2 twn headboards, ~15 depth finder. winless. _,., SL 70 trick $165. Bst olr
____ 6'4_s_iso ___ __. 8ROCHURE.M>2200 roll a way d shwsbr, d Hammond Organ ONAN swim steps, twn 28' Cabin Cruiser, '61 835-l.218 P.P.644-1605
Waterbed. roam rubber tol.let Imps, ski rack, Refrigerator an con· w /beefed-up Les h e . gas 460's, w/approx 35 Owens gas 100 mi range UDO 14 ready to saH. ''72" Su· 380
fram e w / heater / .....C AUCTIOM skat~ board wheela, vertib&e sofa. Like new. Sl400. hrs since major over-fly equip'd incl ss radio, l58S or 'best offer. Call .. =+=ta! new maU l250. llANY FINE ITEMS .auto timing light kll. 'mM047 847-0677 haul. $48,000. Private bait pmp. environmen· 67U640 S200/ best offer.
_. 0 P E S T A T E Lots of misc. $1. to $50. a . ba bch d. trol parties only please t ll t tl d elf ---------Must sell. 642·3239 ~ JEWELRY. ART 382 Hamilton CM ruta ra aocon Hammond B-3 organ. a y coo roe s · ------------------1 OBJrel'S ANTIQUES 646-Q.64 alt 10 AM w /plane & motor & Beefed up Lesley. SHOO. ~500'7 ~ah....S bead darection 33' ~ilboat at a pnct> Vespa Motor Scooter,
Teak dialng table, 4 FINE FURN .• ETC: !!:~DC ass . S250 . 847-0677 '77 21• Sld Master Day finder. xlnt S6,000 thats never been beard l25Cc, '73. Only sooo mi.
cbain, Dew Sl7S PHONE FOR INFO. & Couch, kitchen tbl & _,.,.,..., Old fasha·on u pr1· ght Cruiser. 460 Ford w /jet 492-78C7. 492-2410 ~ f . Ve !:Y c I ea n turn sago al s " ecz..sroo ln l . Wildwtod Catamaran windscreen. S4 00 ---------1 BROCHURE.&fS.2200 chrs, ck>thes, l~ ma . Boxes for moving. all w/bench,$275. wtall avail options Glastron22 ;75 .. Sll.700 w/many many xtras. S45·0062 or 3205 Min tress, misc items. popular si%es. lowest 642.2995 Sl0.000 firm. 847-6797 Sea Ray 34. '7S .. Sl7.800 Evenings S31·9610 __ ,..ft CM
European band carved M~ytNG SALE. Maple Fash Ion costume prices. Sale on misprint· Luhr SprUish 28' S6.SOO ._.,., · · masaive dining rm aet, 25 1V coos. Maple .cor-j ewe Ir Y • be I o w ed cartons. 10 xtra lrg Baldwin Acrosonic piano. 1977 25' Carybean Day ,VOYAGER 631·5650 Mo~tgomt>ry 12 sloop Motor' Holm.I. Sfle/
see lO believe m-2992 fee table Black vmyl wbo~eaale, kltchen only a .9S. Free delivecy Provincial console $950. Cl"\llser. cabin W/refrig. trailer new condition. IMltl'Cavw 9160 ~~~~~~~~~ chair & ottoman. Baby utenslls, etc. 201 Susan· lwlth min order> (7l4) 552-8281 · love seat, sank~ stereo. Extra 's $850. 1714) ••••• !.":. •• ~ ........ . = furniture masc <twin nab Pl. CM . <Orange & 552.3441 9 AM lO 3 PM 3SO Chev Y • '"1 out SEA Rl'YS "93-91D'l BUul decorative furn. stroller) Misc. Items. Susanna.> 646-9166 Baby Grand 5'1''. Walnut t andem trlr, sur~e * ft * FOR RBfT!
Ital anoolre. bu lite It Cash Only 898-6977 Sterling Silver by fan. Beaut. cond. $2200. brakes. S13,9SO. si39so. BOAT SHOW Cape Dory 19' ···· S6lOO ,.~9MOT76 2!!1'~11t glass abell, $500. Brwn Apartment size gas Gorham, Melrose pal· 552-3279 llJ9.3t-OS Jolly Roger 23' .•. $4.500 _ ~
vnyl sofa $200 Blk Boat tool/parts d-wasber stove. S cycle dis· tern 48--pc service for 8 ._ Iona/Isl 32' .• $33,900 , recJmer ~. $1SO: Lthr wood stove, SS bolts. hwaaber. Dresser (Anti· + 8 serving pieces & Sewi1MJ MacMIH 8093 DESPER~TE,. MUST Pearson Vngd 33 121.soo Fully self-contaioeCS .
• toppmetblw/4 chrs& Sat/S~n 9 .5, 1517 que)withmirTor.Chest· Sl.lver chest. Like new.••••••••••••••••••••••• SELL 27 Chras c.raft. PRICES QioeyLee35' ••. $31.SOO Weeklyltdailyreotals. ,sau top to fit. $350. Ao Moarovta, NB Drawers. (Antique> Sl.500. 75&-1057 t ind. machines. Sing.le fbrgls, loaded for fash & Islander 37' ...... 544.SOO CALI. TODAY!
. f 1 ti b kitchen table drop leaf needle $200 Overlock PI ea sure. S 12. SO O · All 78 Models 59' Stl Ketch ·se $72.000 979-2500 uqudae a!' .. DI c.c!~ 3' llOVl_NG SALE. furn, Cash Only.' Sat/Sun MOVING SALE. Must S60(). Blind stitcher $300. 873-9570 VOYAGER 63Mi650 siDt ma .... cov. __,. apph 's tools hsbld 20th u Dl · t. · o It · Mnt CJO i---------SUlned glasa church ttems g'alore. 3o3 20tb =1~~-~ & HD ~Ying ;:'gJ:i·s =· ~c~~..s a· Saddlebac k Va1ley Making room for 1979 ...._ Sllpa/ Rent a 1917 ExecuUve
windows. '1?5 ea. ADU· St. C.M Sat/Sun It 982-0l ana ane, comer g;ouplng. exe~ ...-.-· · Marine. Sleek craft models oow oo display. Docb 9070 Motorbome or llioi •
q u e sec y desk, Moo. only' desk w / 3 ch r s. SpcMtilM) Goods 1094 bOals avail Southern HARRISON'S ....................... motoC'bome from Herb
(W/bookcase It desk>. o· Tools tool boxes bikes typewriter Etc etc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange Co. Sales. ~R• ••y IOATS SUPS AVAIL.AILE Friedlander. Call any of S22S. Patio glass tbl LIKE NEW · aoette, 1 msis golf clu~ & bag' ~all S · Bass fl.Shing guide have s ervice &accessories. ~ ftA YAC Ne..-646--0SSl these numbers wJgreen wr<>Ulht iron, 3 sofa. bunks. spre~ds. ~l7th St HB · · own bass boat & fishing 27601 F'orbes Rd. Uml 3101 Coast Hwy, N.B. .....,.. 8'1-4177
x 6. Odd lot of new boys clothes, masc. • Westl.ngbouse 1 dr refrig. gear. 644-8l06 1'31 Laguna Niguel 631-.1547 Require Newport slap 30• 5Y1·7777
lumber, l x 6 & others; 644--5382 OAK. Spool Ca~ S22S. 4 burner range. griddle 831-9872 Islander. Finders fee. 8za.aHI
Bile oak chest, $30. 8 1 \Jl . · Cbr. $25. Card File $50. & rotisserie Roaster New surfboards Jacobs. Call 546-8991. sotid oak Sony AM /FM lO ga aq n~m, p_ang Hide-a·bed $100. ~189 oven & stand. 3 OAK Balsa & J a cobs 13' Bost.on Whaler. 40bp • fireball s lf·
stereo console. S3SO. pong tbl, ~din~. masc chur ch pews . <S' > Fitzgerald. Sl3S ea. mere, com~. ovrhl Ju.ne loats. Sail 9060 30' Avalon moonng. In~ Lots of•. e , 675·3733. 606 Harbor 5031 CaspCbi•a!I c,ar, HB. Hanes 8060 494-12'18 or 494.5066 Used scuba tanks <2 l 7_8. trlr. hft cbl. nav ••••••••••••••••••••••• front of Sean's & swam .,...,2283 xtras.
Island Dr. NB lnr Dolsa ca ••••••••••••••••••••••• steel. J -Valve. boot. S80 lights, new baU. $2900. 16• HOllE CAT area. S2S.OOO. 673-5099. ....,.. ~iiiiiii.,.iiiiiiiiiifi!!~--;;;;;~~;;~J====• Alfalfa leafy hay SS.SS. I 0 VER B 0 UGH T ea 213/435-1358 aft 9pm. 67$-61129 Clean with trailer. , . RENT, new 78 22' Motor Nutro dog food 25 lb PAINT, ext. P.P.G . 24 • Luger 6 cyl gas 675-4753 HELP. Parking apace Home Io ad e d
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ts.JO lat.ex have enough to New mem golf clubs & • hld NB · aeeded for S7' luxury day/Wk/mo 67s-5832 Free delivery open Sun· paint' 8 complete home. bag $60. 536-5840 ll9-17th ~ler. Just ov • yacht. P.P. Temp. will . ·
day Cual. mixed color. <It St. HB shp. ~85~· 6:13~~· CaJ-34 super cood;, fan· pay going rate. Call For Rent '78 Pace Ar· o•KHfe'1 Feed Ir gold> Pd. $1.5 p/gal, will eves/w en s. · · tast.ic price-just reduced eves, 832-4146. row. 25'. loadedt MIC
Tock sell for S8 p I g a I. lV. Rocio. wltdys. 675-0936 loals. e--..11 & Brand new!
2544 NeWPOrt Blvd CM S67·3fm tlR, Steno 1098 25' Flybrldge Cabin Sid ..,..-9010 558-3060.
(across from Orange Gas dryr good cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cruiser. Lo hrs. 12 chan 1974 17' O'D Daysailer ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------•
County falrirounds> SlOO ~m pool tbl + 25" Cir TV $178. 1 yr V H F • R D1 bF • & trailer ~ • 6 4 Century 1 6 • BUY NOW! &fS.5686 • f I l" war Free del & set up Fathometer. dua att . . Cl i lnt acces, 1>range e t/ • N rt Bl d. CM. system enc stand-up 751~. Mahogany ass c, •
slate $400/ofr. 645-6748 2052 ewpo v • d M cond, just reriniabed CONSIGN NOW! Registered Arabian
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aft. 6PM 642-5340 head. Xlnt con · any Cal 20, must sell, 6HP wttandem trlr. 13395 or xtras. 546·8181 9am· Evinrude, good cond. bst olr. 714/33'1-1846 L. Net S17"$200 per week. RCA Color Console. S:30pm. 586·0570, aft Best offer. 673-3403. " NewstainlesssU wtrless AM /FM stereo & 6pm/alldaySal/Sun. ....:ArttN/~::.....:..:be.;.:..;:.a~d-· _____ 1 w e have 1.1 million
It LU e tl me turntable. ssso. Fisher Columbia lS. xlnt cond. 8 e a u t Ir u I c I ass I c dollar contractual re-
coo wre . II stereo AM /FM. 8·lrk Beaut classic launc~. New cover. trlr. 0 /8. Tollycrafl speed boat. servations backing with guar, rastaca Y re· ca.ss. trntbl & Dolby must sell this wknd, will ...... nv xtras. Must sell! w1·11 "onslder car or AAA U.S./Canada & tbe duced 538-~ ~-Soni TC630 reel· to-cons 1 de r a 1 l of r s ~ " following airlines; Unit-.,.... ......... 97"' ""07 boat in trade. 54M856. d D I l W t MUST SELL. Dining &i red $500. 646-4533 v•-· ""' e • e a, es ern .. · f · 18' Sol Cat w /trlr & cat Hughes Air West, Cora· bdr~. aang urnature. Prof recording equip sale 13' Boston Whale r box&xtrasS2200 Ti rpa tatlOll tineotal, KLM "Dutch.'' ~~ shoes 6"' new. 8 trt recorder. Tascam urgently nld bty DOCC Aft. 6 826-1507 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Swiss Air, Lufthansa . ..-.. mixer, comp 8 channel crew. Con ac ave c-.1n.. ~/ •10% inveatment tu:
Ovec UIO yds wi. oyloo Dolby, xtras & misc. Grant 556-5730 Sabot. W'anard. f~ race bilt ti 20 credit depreciation de-
crpting. $75/or ofr. Bst ofr. J . Roberts 9' Dory Runabout. 4HP rig, =~· like nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• ferments.
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Must se l r e /tW'Dtable.& cassette 13 Whaler. SO H loaded. Xlnl cond. ·-""ord E300, "amnar •Selling 4 Star 22 min.Ui & rad arm saw. wood ~ $150 Evlnrude. elec. s tart, '60 000 p p .., r ' ,. ..-al factor)' invoice. 650 BSA 250 Hoda refrg r · 631·5149• hyd. steering, trlr. P.P. · · · · top. nds lnter finish. 100% rinaocing of ln. etc. •631-24911•. 5-lO PM only. 840-2255 6&HS44. $1500. ~aft 7pm. voice, sales tax aDd
JUC CA a sew Ln 3&" clr coosole, xl.nt pie· '76 Mini Day Cruiser. 351 Happiness r is3~~in~i at '69 Havaau Camper. 10', ~~A.1?~7~~.J:.·
machine. white ca ti, nr 111re. aa& Ford, M> VoMT. tandem 'i!1$ue( iof~to etr<eeftd. Nfri/fru. eelf·
new $.'iO. 3.M .i:opy-mlte 5Sl-4!W7 tr•ller, J\slting S6700. sell. SSS,975/flrm. Brkr. cont head, sips 4· 51400· 2 facilities .currentJy
copier S1S. Dtn~te tbl. Packard Bell solid alat.e. Ber. 5, 754-1171 64S-66()0. .;;:.846-4(17:..::.:......:-..3 ______ , operational Irvin~
mustard formaca top • 0 11onsole -oo Calif Color do Sp-'-$60 CdM 644-461&2 a.ere T , -• BOAT WANTED rtfW or . Double Mabog Hull Family siie Cab-over . a 1uiP, •
· $5N28l ln ltlnt cood. w /slip in ~ trailer New paint. Camper, self-coot., xlnt Colo. i ·
7'6 Swallow s hape by Jobnlon 2.way radio. l Newport, btwn 20' to Slip avail.' Bl. Owner cond. Sl875. 540-6447 o( 3rd 1
R.A. $80. 22 caliber bMe unit, 2 mobile un· 30'. Will pa,y yrly rent ln motivated $3000/ofr. Dreamer •74 Cabover f= = ~ ••cal•t-8080 pelletplstolnewMO.TV 1ta.S2JJ0.83IM005. advance for slip. 1s1-3272or6iJ.16'4 Camper. fully cont'd. eallr.11arc::'~
••••• , ....... •••••••••• pona • 1.amea s2o. l/630-5826or67s.8S76 • King bed. $2500 . "WES'l'ERNGOLDBN Gold relrla Sl30 Sota .mo -llNneb ~ steteo. HW .. • , •-Nd. ~ ~er foe ~ MNlll. TJUANGL&" . i. $10 Xlnt· chlldren·i ,._._de Ca r recerd ding, radio nda. I..yman 20', W/~ Coronado. Xtras fb. • ~ fUrtber into. eol)l.ad "t c&otbe. ,,.7~ 983-277'2 '-YW ~ .am mem-wk. $'50. S3&-"8IM cover. x.lnt shape.__.,. eluded. Price $6200/blt 11~ ft C.bovtt Camper.
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NWPl' BEACH TENNIS .-x>lblt olr 4M-88:51 ..... i• ......... 23' FIB Chris '73 Cw:l· 175-3673 tie dowtls. sips 6. $1400. ~(7·,, •• ,vR~ •• ~~
CLUB. Full Camily 18 " f d mi1 ...... ..a.. • D l' · ~ •• ..__ JIMDl!ft'.Sl\IJ> "Make otr will· o rea !Y ... _ .............. ...,., INB eog, mmac, 27• Erickson, N•wport ..:.:.::...:::;.;_;,.. ______ ()Wkte.Ca.l.aclN5C4'Pt t=--:~:=::---:----=:;~J~~~· ~~!.· ~m~em~;;.::=l. concu•~ ... tS ll fO.t. rr.aoo. BkL$41-~ Sa.~..Jmma • Ea·.._......,_~ILJl;ll.Wj~--::F-::::!!~=:-'"-;,,-._ · . :.!t~.,:r~~ --.u.mnn~ 21· n.1 5ea oIDg ~!B. • m;sea.~v.++---~~ s~~ dinette set w18 1w1~ei a1t aill! Seat• 17 tn.llerable If: boat bit ...;-67S8'181...;... _______ ---------Stop by our office or
call 642·5678 and a
friendly ad-visor will
'1elp you place your ad.
You can charge your ad or. use BankAmerlcard
or Master Charge.
DAILY PILOT
642·5678
1ar1e woo ca ned cbr. C.18 molded offer over S275. '77 lk ou. $22 soo· offer 14' HOBIE CAT. C\lstom USA '"''· lm· ~~~~~~~~~ bue. Drawers an · CaUTues ~l ai-se..s558 ' ' Good -d. *"SO. Call -c. -.. small t ........ , 1ton1e apace UO. MUST SELL. Dtnina " ----· -----... v.. •• ..-rna ·-• 557-8658 bdrm kln1 furniture. 12' Aluminum boa\. oars, 23 Ft. Clauic South 675-7887 equipt. sip• 3. $450 . .,. Open Road 11• mi.Di.
'd 1 Ladi• a.hoes s~ new. locb Is anchor SZ25/bat Cou\ La111ttake cabin 14• ,__. "trailer. SS-1111. SIC. Chev)' chaaais. 390 Misc. housebo tems 842-0180 ofr " 1 horse rrotor cni.Ht ucelleot coacll· v..--cRA ma. 12 mpg. ~/ti.l'a for Ale Inch.a antiQu cut SlCX>.Jbet olr 541-..5815 Uoo m hp Chev" aa7 _,.,. '13 Cbevy C.mper Van, e.azu aft G PM , llMS cbina etc. MS-3150 • s g s Ste • ' SQ.4C1 bubble-top, veey auacb · 8 tereo 2$, p, 2 , __ ~ balera mot.or. New full lenllb UPllt'8ded. Slldioac door 'T1 Dehau 22• muu rar 1
Blau&.Y ulioD eq\llpment tabl•,r:/ ~·~; a·T{o' t:fOO. : l4GO. ~overUbl• canopy •KITS Sailboat. xlnt Xfraa, etc. suoo: rent. t/c, A/C, iel!l, '
foraale.Mateolfer. eoior'all .,:! ""lk • bl -..i Newport Wat« complete covet. cond-. Blui,oover • ..om cnliae. •IPl 4•6, reat. ~ ml•-.:.op .,. blw Ir ---PC H Eaclo1ed bHd. Ball daaon ..u. OOl.b'. $650. Av A IL 111 MED .. port v .... • ac: _ .. • • · tank. VllJ' a CB ract.w.. m.aau . Mut<::rdat/ a WO' HWllll tablea, Iola. llema)oa ~b • DOA'l'TltAILER New upbolatel')'. depth Su kn . ••101..;;.;15.:.1".:.5815:.:..:..-----.. ... 2 fabric boll lddMbed $15 ea. S.tul" • whJ btavr C)ut.y r41COC'der, 2 ancbo'n. 3 'T1 Cli.PC*' Marine, fully ............ ••••••••••• POR BENT 20' II.I(;, ncb S&$. ea. 445 Oak, day, or llob·Wed. Catt aft.I. 17~-bdaw pum.Pf. 10 pl pa ~:Sew/slip . ._BSA vtctor 441 cc Gd comple\ely equip·~. JAlilM'...... 8'WOD. , , t.aK. $80. Call prtvat.t '1 · Mf. orta aoc1r C!Oltd. fQ'S/Otr .,.., dean '11·5131 ,,
TWOlaiiDiulu Pool Table. anttqut .... tt •••c" • TM:SM..ml. IJ' C)cloM •/tdr • eov· 5t1.aa1 , ........ ,,.... inl
OU.. BMiOher.' repttea, 1 e.ac 1" ala&.t, ~~ .......... -~! tPYOU er. h.dl new 0.. .... m• Harley Davld.lon ................... -..
m .1W w~•t. cond. BDat. Trailer Repelr. bavea-"'cetoo«eror C2IJ)-2'13eMa SS.Z0. Brand MW oalJ traU .... bard ~
Old o•k ell•••• clllra, ni.ai.au • Electrical _. to..U. placu.n ad Sutaaa 20. ulr. l'\lll 1S m1kia. '1"'11 II Mt • lllnl condo aelf CIODl&LDli atea'• & pd Harr,1. Ueddmu lluderi, ror Tma_11~ • OU Clal· fn _ tla• D_all7 Pilot race aear, moorlna tn» (miltaU). Onl.111 or book up, •l•ttrft ~
18dlH a 1pd Cal ...u block Cbevy. SS lDI Wddllll-can rrect arn'fW SedkJa • avail. X&na ili1I. SJOOO. mllM. Alk.lal tJOO.oe or :.It~ si1001b1t oft · _,.., 111.-..... .,._....., m.-s. 11e1&oftert--..i• ewa/Wbdl
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t"Cllltail*1. ~ i;, '°" fltCIC u, "10 t'ord '• \nn w 8 came>« A t:, bnnd nu
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CSlter baU.. tow ptca in P w r , tu rin a. l 1 It
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Stef 111de Sl200 or t. offer OlllO
'77 Di.ton. AM I P'M
alttl!O rH s, map. wtd~
trk t1rH. cstm paint.
A 1C Still undrr fa~·
warr. mu11t aell, 1• P
An 6pm.M&~ llAMD MIW I t71
SNIMT TIUCll
U5TPllCI
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56495
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1131 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
146-1100 'tW t'twvy PU. ~.000 Ill'
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AMC/JEEP
#I IN CALIF.
1'71CHaOKH
'76 1-;1 c1.1m1no rllt1111ll'. 1111
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~~12 ALL 197811 SALE PRICED!
9tl0
$6995
• JIA \.INN 1311661
I 971 J.JO '9Q U'
$6995
1JIA41PN14~39 I
'78 l 'hl•\ I'll Ton l'U. ti
(')I J Spd T ... mpo
cam~r sh•ll 751 II~ ~11491
'7H'Hto;VV LUV
~75 Xlnl rond
6'2 8022 or M3 3797
'75 .............
Tre•tf AM
lil:ED 4 w.ed rwd11th• ilo more than 30.UOO ea '5 to r1t u . rlm!>
Qlutsun 510 llllUI ) ~d.
6261. ,ll\ 5 30pm
FREE I 00
GALLONS GAS
v ti . II u l I) m u t I c·
trani.mi111;io n. power
~. paw~r br1tkei..
AM/FM radio, lugg11ge
rack, dual fuel tanks.
<957MCE > <8652 I
YClllS 9570
'77 Toyota SR 5. long ••••••••••••••••••••••• bed, 12,000 ma . S3850
c
~-Sale ~~~··············· ~ 9UO .......................
~ BenUey Mark 6. 4 dr fedan. good leather. but peeds rosmeucs lnclud
mg paint & rust repair.
Strong. reliable runner.
11'1 every day use. l6000
67>4870
wath purchase of .tny
,eep with this coupon
WIWIU. HAT
AMY WlllTIH DEAL
ON AMY MIW
JEIP
WI ARE
OVERSTOCKED
$2'99
THEODORE •
ROBINS
FORD
Ill nu Ii AR DOR IH V ll
(0"11\ M l \A li-11 0010
2524 Harbor Blvd Plan on campin1f' One
Costa Mesa owner. ·70 GMC V-8 350.
Call !>52·5741
75 CHEVROLET
4X4 fllCKUP
V ·ll , automa ti c
transm1 ss1on. power
steenng, (160143)
$4795
TRUCK CITY
5th & Harbor, SA
554.5400
CI06ed Sundays
714/ 549-1023 Sharp, frblgls s hell.
auto. P t B. P IS. A IC. 7 .. CHEVROLET USB> cruise control. CB. com "'
4X4 plete trailer towing m i!J TOM ~4
VALUES clu Honda 90 tr111I bike V 8 . au l o mat 1 c
1971 Chevrolet Blaier & ramp, $2750. 5411-4181 transmission, power
tP1108> V-8. auto. aar. '74 CHEVROLET steenng, ~71o;~ I
Cheyenne. tilt. im · LUV ftlCICUP TRUCK CITY macu1ale. 2 yr, 24,000 mile warranty availa-.a.speed. radio (19871 U1 5th & Harbor. SA
ble. S1699 554.5400
• Cad '57. ORIG. Gd $7999 TRUCk CITY Closed Sundays
rood. 97M. no dents. 1978 Chevrolet ~. Ton sth & ~~·SA '63 Ford PU , rebll motor.
P P. +7141496-2256 bef 2 PU IPU38>. V-8. auto. Closed Sundays trlr hitch. $495 pm air. 2 yr, 24,000 mile -------'---837-6123
1962 CHEV. Impala' warnntyS799t ~~~:D -'72-C-he_v_y-Lu-v-.-g-d-co-n-d, ~· lmmaculal~ COD· 1975 GMC ~ ton tP963> 4 nd.s minor work. $1200. d1Uon. 42,000 original v.8. air cond. power V · 8. a u tom a l 1 c 492•3477. miles. ~. 673·3858 aft steering, 4-speed. transmission. power --------6PM u.99 disc brakes, HF99581> Vam 9570 I _.. $6495 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'72 Ford AM /FM 8 trk.
:;ank. ice box. stove
$2600/firm 873" 7760
72 FORD
SURFH VAM
V ·8, automatic
transmission, U.3512K>
$2295
TaUCk CITY
sth & Harbor, SA
554·5400
Closed Sundays
73FOIDVAM
IQ.UI WAGOHJ
Automatic transmission.
tlGl.3938>
$2995
TRUCK CITY
5tb & Harbor. SA
554.5400
Closed Sundays
73 FOID
SURFBt VAM
V-8, automatic
transmission. power
steering, l7052P >
$4495
TRUCK CITY
5th & Harbor, SA
554-5400
Closed Sundays
WI WIU IUY Aid 9707 ~ t7 I I YO&ll DATSUN ••••••••••• •••• • ••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
PA.JD FOR OR NOT 1974 AUDI '13. SUOO firm.
TOP DOU.A9' I OOLS SIDAM 64MSl4. aaaa
llOa TOP CAaS Air cond. automauc. Capri. '74, VS. stereo,
completely det11iled. low tape, dlx Int.. t20QO or
m1ln & lake new' beslolfer.833·7637 (262.LWT>.
Owr 200 FtalJI 1o
cbooee from p!ua an
out.c.andia• 1Cllo«ion ol 5portt can 1t
DICK MILLER
MOTORS
HARWICI< DA l \UU
811 I J 'C, ·l'iJ JJl~
WE BUY
CLIAM CARS
& TIUCKS
CONNllL
CHEVROLET
2128 Harbor Bfvd.
COSTA MESA
546-1200
WE PAV TOP DOLLAR
FOR TOP USED CARS
FOREIGN. OOMF.STIC
or CLASSICS
If your car la e1ttra
clean lee t.la fint.
IA.Ua IUIQC
2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa.... !m-2500
WE BUY
USED CARS
CALL GARTH
Used Car Mgr
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• 11N1.Ul t; MfR1'11fl~
2626 HMUSOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
WllUY
USID CARS!
We're the new Chevrolet
dealership in the Irvine
Auto Center. We need
your used c1r1
JOE
MAC PHERSON
CHIVROLET
21 Auto Center Drive
IRVINE
768-7222
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas.
Volvos, Pickups & Vans.
Call 1.11 today!
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SZ IH -. -------IEACH IMPOITS 76 earn II. Od cond.
MBOOVESfREET air. MIP'M stereo,
<Near MacArthur Blvd. auto. S35C>O Pb 145-Nll
l.aJ w Warner. S.A.
~1-2m
Ir Jamboree Road> ~ 9720 NEWPORT BEACH -
71~19
Thia one'a a brown
beauty. <Priced to
SIU. QUICKLY. too! I
(18738)
752-0900
'75 Audi 100 LS, drlt bm
w /tan int. auto. 43.000
m1. ic lnl cond 13.800
67S-4990
IMW 9712
IUY Oil LEASE
YOUI 1971 IMW
MOW! •
Excellent select ion of
all models now in stock!
COM"-ETE
IOOY SHOI'
MOW OHM
EXCB.UHT
SEl.ECT10N OF
IMW llSALIS
We may have your next
car in our Inventory.
Call us Wday!
131-2040 495-4'49
1975 IMW 2002
4 speed, AM/FM & very
clean. You'll like It !
(QS21.
$5995
liACH IMPORTS
848 DOVE SfREET
<Near MacArthur Blvd.
& Jamboree Road>
NEWPORT BEACH
1s~otoo
751MW
Automatic trans.. air
cond .• tan anterior.
stereo. Concourse cood1·
tlon.
$7395
HARIOUR VW
1B711 Beach Blvd .• H.B.
Call 842-4435
•••••••••••••••••••••••
•DATSUNS• ~SeltctOf All Models
SALF..8-LE~INO
PARTS-SERVICE
HAUOUlVW
1B711 Beach Blvd .. H.B.
Call 8U-Ya5
W e N e e d C I e a n '75 Sport ~ 131. OnlY Oat.suns• 17 ,000 ml s. 5·sp<f. s 1l ver -1rey, air .
C OSTA MESA
DATSUN
•HARBOR BLVD.
5-..410140.021 J
72 1200
4 speed tta111 • more.
<OSJOA.M>
AM /FM. $3950. Call
'lSl-8900
Fiat. 70. 8SO Spyder,
project car, S4SO/ofr
PP. 714-552·0073
eva/wlcnds
'14 Fiat Sta. Wgn . 124,
like new. 17,700 ml
$2000. MS-7596 S1278
HillOUI YW
1B711 8Hch Blvd .. H.B.
Ca II 842-4435
'74 124 Sport Cpe. xlnl
c-ond. Lo mi. A /C.
---------stereo. $3100. 673·4835
wlcnds Ir aft 6pm.
'74 Fiat l2t Sedan, auto.
air. AM /FM cass
1tereo. n ew alt .. frnt
tl.rea, brlLs. good cond.
Sl850 or best offer. Must
sell this wknd. 979-$197
76 1-JIO . .._. 9727
4 door. automatic •••••••••••••••••••••••
trans .• more. <719250 >
$2978
HillOUR VW
18711 Beach Blvd .. H.B. CaUM2~
•DRIVE A* * UTI\.E... *
SAVE A LOT .... .1..0
B/o.R W l(. I( DAT SUN
!)JI IJ7',4'/! 1,7c,
761-ZIO
FASTIAC:X
75 CIVIC
Automatic tr11ns ..
stereo. <~MYN> $2178
HARIC>Ua YW
1B711 Beach Blvd .. H.B. cau M2-443S
......... 71
HONDA Cars MAHY
To Cl11 DM Frola!
UNIVERSITY ow. ....
.._. Css • GMC
Tncb
~Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 540-9640
f\3 Lincoln, new tires, 1975 Chevrolet 11'z Ton TRUCK CITY IRAMD HEW 1978 msgood.$500/makeorr. Shortae <Pl096) V8 . Call aft 5:·30, 548-4781. auto, air cond. off road 5th & Harbor. SA 1100 DODGE YAH PS,--'74 Dodge, xlnt. AT.
air, xlras. Nu tires.
831-2496/Arl 6, 499·1108.
CREVIER
4 speed trans .• much
more! <256PDX >
HARIOUR VW
1B711 Beach Blvd .. H.B. 76 aYIC
Automatic lraos
ISUPUU> equipped. l yr 12.000 SS4·S400 (170228) (41034>
'65 Sunbeam TiJCer 260,
ready to restore. Call
Bret 842·9540
58 Mercedes 220S
Classic. Comp restored.
Mint cood. $4750/bsl orr.
58S--0088
mile warranty ava1la· Closed Sundays OHLY $4995
ble '77 GMC IRVIME DODGE
$5599 I SHORTEE 4X4 40 Auto Center Dr. 1973 Dodge PU Power y I RVJ E Wagon 1p 1700 , V-S. ·8, automati c N
.WO., Imported
'77 Chevy Van. many ••••••••••••••••••••••• xtras. xlnt cond. Must G1Mral 970 t
sell PP. 549-41.SS •••••••••••••••••••••••
$1 sr .. llOAOWAY
SAMTA AM/.
835·3t71
TH~ l.ll.TIMATt OAIV\flO M~E
auto, rlean, low miles. 1 transmission. fa ctory 830-3388 air condillorung power ---------yr. 12.000 mile warranty disc brakes. <NN0812> t 975 FORD
available. otr road tires & wheeh. CUSTOM V ....... ~5 Pontiar. ora I! nds $3999 "'" k '6799 With low miles. wood manor wor . \'t'ry ~d 1975 J Ch k l.'ODd. seoo. ~7890 eep ero ee 'RUCK CITY paneling, carpets & hi ---------1 CP882 > V·8. auto, tilt. Sth & Harbor, SA back bucket seats.
1957 Mettw-y Monterey. custom wheels. Im· 554-5400 <1A7Sl.20).
10,000 mi's on nu eng. maculale in & out. 1 yr. CJ~....a Su d """'LY $5450 12.000 mile warranty """" n ays ..,.... Restorable quality. Xlnt transp car. S!IOO/or available. ''9 DATSUN Ml~
bst ofr. 645-1627 $4999 rtCKU' Ir SHELL Mcnda/R....tt
R
__.._., 1973 Chevrolet Blazer l958B2V> 2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
_..__ cPJ024> V-8, auto. 645-5700 VtMdn 9530 Cheyenne. clean in & $1399
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'khool Bus Conversion.
1958. Asking Sl900
ll47·5672 or 842·3652
'72 COMMAMDEtt
MOTOR HOME
V -8, automatic
transmiuion , power
steering, power disc
brakes. radio, heater
4"51FKC>
$7995
TllUCK CITY
5t.h & Harbor, SA
554.5400
Closed Sundays
74 HARVEST
out. 1 yr. 12.000 mile TRUCK CfTY 1974 FORD
warranty available 5th & Harbor, Sft 6-100 VAM
$3999 SS4·5400 Aut.omahc. pwr. steer·
1971 Jeep Commando CI06ed Sundays ml(, mags & wide oval
1Pllt3> V-6, orr road •75 FORD tires. radio & heater.
equipped, 1 yr. 12.000 Lie . l 804850 Stk,
mile warranty availa-l/• TOH PICKUP 1M2AT.
ble. Stick shift, power disc
$2999
1972 Ford Bron co
lPlllSl V-8. slick. 1 yr.
12,000 mile warranty
available
$3999
COPS.AND JEEP
2001 E 1st, SA
558-8000
brakes, (1A07100)
$3995
TRUCk CITY
5lb & Harbor, SA
554-5400
CI06ed Sundays
75 CHEVROLET
SURFER VAN
$3179
Dunton Ford . 72.J"'" •.1 ..... ..,, W1t1r' I f\
546 -7070 .
MOTOR HOME Trsb 9560
V-8. wpeed. Power disc
brakes. 0579571
$3995
TRUCK CITY
GMC '77, 23.000 rrwy
miles, c rptd. slick.
SSOOO. 979·3091, aft.
6~5'11:2S
V-8. automatic •••••• .. •••••••••••••••
sth & Harbor. SA
554-5400
'73 Dodge 8100, ruuy cust
inside/out. Perf cond.
$3500. 77().5427: 645· 7048
'62 Chevy Step Van. fully
equipped for camping.
runs great $3100.
494-1329
'77 Dodge Maxi Van. you
must see to believe!
Under 3000 mi. full
equip. Micro-wave, air
cond. refrlg. sink. UOY & waler hookup. Many
other added features.
552-3018
1975 DOO~E
transmission. factory
;ur cond.iOOrung, pawer
steering, power dasc
brakes. (339LHS>
tt7' TOYOTA
'9CllUP WITH
CAMPEI SHELL
4 speed. radio, heater &
only ZT.000 mUes. Like $7495
TllUCK CITY
5th & Harbor, SA
554.5400
Closed Sundays
• NEW! Lie. ~ SUt.
1996/\T.
CI06ed Sundays
'65TOYOTA
4X4WAGON
<NFN513)
112 TOM VAH IVIJ
Auto trans .• power
steering, bucket seat.a.
paneled interior, & 8 1977 VW van, converts track stereo. U8022V>
for camplnc. 19.000 = $3995
miles. 25 mi>&. blue & ... .._8"" IS VA.aVO wtute. sunroof. 752.0234 ...._,.. ""'"'
4 WtM.I Dri•n 9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
71 Toyota Landcruiser.
~lnt cond. lo mi. new
rims & tires. winch,
m~l sell $2~.5. ~9-707~ 494-4751
73 JEEP 4X4
P1CKUfl Ir SHELL
V-8. power disc brakes. 4V46566)
$2995
TIUCf.~IIY
stl)" ~ lllrbor. SA
554--5400 C1o8ed SUNDAYS
76..JHP
CHHOkH
V -8 , automatic
lranamluion. power
disc brakes. (065856 I
sterw rlldM>. $4.595.
TtUCk CITY
St.h II Harbor. SA
554.5400
Cloaed Sundays
76 JHP CJ7 _
V-8, allclt shin. power
dilC brakes. l001•1 >
$4497
YQCKCITT
5tb " Harbor. SA 554·5'00 OloMd Sundays
76 CHIVIO&.IT
ILU"'4X4 v.a. fut.or)' alr cood.I·
tionJDC. JllOWH lflMl1nc. power dlac brakH,
ti.MM)
SUtS
1...:1 CITY 5Cb6~.SA ......
aOliM 8uD4•11
$3979
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
H11 n "4f.Dhf)O ci1vn
COSIA M ESA 64? 0010
76 FORD 4x4
R.IETSIDE P.U.
Heavy duty ramper
equipment. (8857791
SS379
HARIOUlt, VW
18711 Beach Blvd.. H.B.
--~It 80oM85
1972 FORD
COURIER '9CKU'
Excellent tbruo\lt !
(K2921Sl}.
OMLY $rtso
Miluelw
MmllljReMilt
Z150 Harbor Blvd .. C.M
64M700
'74 C .. VY •/:t-TOM
STEPSIDE Pleau'
Automatic trans .. power
steering, air cood.
(115521)
$3578 HAUOURVW
187U.'8eadt 81~ .• R.'8. c.ueu..4435
77,_,ID
COUlllJl
(lUOf'nO)
$ltll
SUMSO FORD
5440 Otrdto Orou
Blvd.
'Wlltmlmt.w
$2195
TRUCk CITY
5th & Harbor. SA
554-5400
Closed Sondays
_...DOD.I
l/4 TOH PICKUP
<1'80366)
or 968-7343 83T!::e<r4~~10 ·m Dodge Pop-t.op van.
Be s l o fr e r . 3 2 9 8 Aalfos W.ted 9590
California St. C.M. •••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 250 Ford. 460 eng. ...many Jl.ll:Pii~ 4 mos. old 586-0198
Assu me l ealle. low
mileage. '77 Dodge Van.
300V8. Auto trans. air,
c/c. Days (714)558·2661
'75 Dodge. bubble top
conversion. 18 +MPG.
many xtras. $5400.
549-4006
Assume lease on ·77 ·vw
7 pass van. SlSO/mo.
631-4933
·~ Cortina. 1600GT.
Xlnl. $1200 /or best.
494-7092.
1976 LAHCIA
SCOIPIOH
Beautiful blue with
dashing custom stripes.
air con4ilioning, stereo
tape and low. low miles.
(137~01007351
OM.Y $7995
DICK MILLB
MOTORS
120 W Warner at Main
Santa Ana 557·2132
•USED IMWs•
'75 3.o.5ia <230RYF>
'75 m Auto. l916MTV >.
'76 2002.4apS/R(549PHZI
'76 5:n: SJR<581RCS>
'76 3.0si S/R <029RKM >
"Tl ta>csi 48p <982TRS 1.
CloMd °" s. • ..,.
ORANGE COUMTY"S
OLDEST
&
Sales· Service-Leasing
Roy Carver,lftc.
Rolls 'Royce B.MW
Alfa ltoMto 9705 1540 Jamboree
•• .. •••••••••••••••••• • Newport Beach ~ * AJ.1-A llOMIO * '73 3.0 CS. 4-spd, AIC.
'78 Spiders are here! stereo cass. nu s ilver
A few '77s left. at fac· pnt. Mich .• restored
tory reduced prices. classic. best ofr over
Lease dealer direct. Sl.2.000. 752·U08
BEACH IMPORTS 3201. ·18. 10.000 m1·s.
848 DOVE SfREET many xtras. Dir ap·
INear MacArthur Blvd. praised Sll.500. asking
& Jamboree Road>. $10500 492-1422 '""·"3139 NEWPORT BEACH ' . '....,.
752-0toO '15 5301. Auto. sunroof.
xlnt cond.
1974 GTB 2000, small Pb 673-1286 work needed. $3500/bst. ________ _
6314'741645-3487. MUST SEU.
'67 1600-2, good orig
74 AJ.1-A llOMEO eood.. Sl.060. 8'73-4122
srtDB BMW '74 2002 Xlnt cood. Red. 33,000 miles, orbstof'r PP75&-1948 AM/FM cassette. mags · ·
& Vf!TY clean. 1321TELI. '69 2002. orig. low mi. IEACH IMPORTS Hry clean. $3200.
NI DOVE STREET 497 · 2358 or a ft . 6.
CNear MacArthur Blvd. _6'1'3.QS9_..;... _____ _
~~'P<,~Bir:~~ IOI Mc._.Ral'S
75Utoo IMW
GTV. .ao.oo. '1 kperb
cond. Call Pat wkdys.
540-3666.
lln4 GTV. AM /FM. xlnt mech. S.'l8()0.
850 No. Beach Blvd.
~Halilr <Comer Beach
& Whittier>
714/5Z~5333
Closed Sundays
___ 6'4-__ 5087_· _. ___ 1'77 530i, sunroor, air.
lillll 9707 stereo tape. Silver.
••••••• ........... ••••• Asking Sl.2.500. 675-9789.
For Sale or take over lease '77 Audj 100 LS, l\flcury D\~ ~ 1pCt A/C.
All/FM stereo tape,
Approx $5900/bst ofr
8'2-0452
'715
'72. Lo mi's. Clean.
Stick. nu clutch.
$1750 642.3827,
'73 Capn. Silver. auto,
new tires. &d cond. C 64().. 7502 ask for
Call 842-4435
'69 510. Runs. needs
some work. $375. Must
sell. 548.Q38 aft 5.
$2478
HAUOURVW
18711 Beach Blvd .• H.B
Call 842-4435 '77 F-10
5 speed trans .• air cond. '76 Blu Htcbbc~. xtnt <Z79SXI, cond. 56,000 m1, runs $3978 great, 4 spd. $2400
HAUOUR VW t-MO-_l_'29 _____ _
1B71l Beach Blvd .• H.B. '7 S s l n w g n. A IC.
Cal1942-443S AM I F M cass, mag
'77 280Z. xlnt coad. 8.000 :i;~gd cond. 12750
mi. S spd. AM /FMr-----..,..-----
stereo. A IC slvrt blue
days 731·1411 eves
Ml-1240
'76 B210 Hatc hback.
brown. AM /nt. 4 spd,
low mt. xlnt cond.
$2,995. 87~3759
'74"" 260Z. AM/FM 8 t.rk.
A /C. pinstr lping,
Mich's. mags. $4995.
846-9125
'71 Datsun Wagon. Tape.
FMtAM . A /C. new
brakes. & tares. $9SQ.
Call 552-0483.
, ... ~ ..... ...,,..,..
"~""'..,..
'77 280Z 2+2. auto. A/C, ....... 9730
AM/FM, lilte new. $7600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
640-7778 '71 Jag XKE, Roadster
lmac ! Bst ofr
1975 280Z. orig. owner. ~ super cond .• must see.--------S5.99S. 846-3436 '62 XKE Roads ter . .;....;,..--------•Beaut cond, must sell
'76'h Datsun 110, low for bsl ofr nr $3800.
miles. stereo. xtras. ex 96().5355 eves.
cond $3500. ~. '72 Vl2 XKE 2+2, eng.
'76 280Z 2+2. mint cond .. recent reblt. body & int.
19.300 ma. +so.ooo ml xlnt. S6500 firm.
w a r r . a u t o . A I C , 644-5739 AM I FM. mag whls.1---------
Many xtraa. 4~ '76 XJ6L -__;;,.-------1 Gray, 4 dr. Sl3,250.
'74 260Z. silver blue. gd 95'1·1314 Mon·Fr• 9.5
cond . air. mags, .____ 9711._
AM /FM. Very clean -., Uuuoul ! "89$. 768-3355. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
197f DATSUM
1zoooaux1
Transportatfon special. Buns greal <928DLL>
OMl.Y $199
Dia< MILLER
MOTOIS
120 W Warner al Main
Santa Ana 557·2132
"71 2402. xlnl cood.
$4.500/or make orfer.
18H8'19.
'98 4 dr, rebuilt eog. xJnt
upbol, body ac radials,
s&enol'-P8· anal owner. rroo.~
1974
JENSEH-HEALEY
Both aQlla ~"-.dU.
4 speed, AM /FM stereo
8 track. (491MIA)
CWy $5995
"MAIOUIS VOL YO
MISSION VIEJO
111 .. zuo 49s..1210
.-GWa •••••••••••••••••••••••
~70VW
U•.MAHM GHIA
(40tBFW>
HAllOUI YW
187ll Beac.h Blvd .. H.B.
Olll M2""435
KASERAT1 Indy. 4
aeattr' lll\r, air, ruu
pwr , mint cood. 0••~•••• Import•
.,.., Oft IOOlll
, ""'t,..."'1...ii, .. ~ .. ....,.,,."'. ~ .. -..,. .............. ---· .... .
..
'10 •SE '?t MS. 3000. um. am
Aalalmtk trans . pov.~r mac • 1o tereo l'at11>.
•tnnai. air cond . I IU.900. d9 1713
c :><I. • rue l l n J .. cl t! d S7 Clauil' 250SE-' _C_OU_pt'_.
CSZlllll) lo mi's Supub cond
,3230
Au&omaUc trans . power
1teerin1. aar cond 4
cyl IDHPK>
91S7·0SOO aft 11 or wkndll
lt74 tieCIDH
210
... ·ti l T.-ga
glass rear window, al
loY11. S spd, $5,000 Ulr
Ill Ul7) 536 7888
"'13 2IO
Sunroof . automatic
trans .• power st~ring. air~. UIUl8>
Liaht Blue w ath beage
int.enor. automaur. 1ur
cond, AM /FM stereo A
s uper clean ca r u .. 9Ll2)
'61 ConvertJble. xlnt run·
rung cond. very clean.
~ 1-492·3'710 LARGE IMVEHTORY
of Used
9h. 914'1
AUDl's. l&TLE's
VWIUSU HU.OU. VW
1'7ll Beach Blvd.. H B
Call 842-4435
OHLY $7tf9
Dta MIU.El
. MOTOttS
70 911 T <.'Oupe. origlllal
tbruout. S spd. alloys.
spoiler. Dir l99281N l
blue/black. 536-7888 • OTHB IMPORTS
120 Warner at Malll
Sant.a Ana ~1-2132 1'75 M1% ZIO
SEDAN. Complete wath '66 Mercedes. Top cond
sunroof. stereo. cnuse + aceessones. Lea\lmg
control .tr low miles . stat.e 548-9603..
<1127NXH > BllY or least! 70 .Zl_O_S_S.. __ _
Many models to choose Xlnt cond. clean. power f I M95(} 751-0484.
77 PORSCHE
TUllO CARRERA
Black . Blauplunkt
stereo & air condauon· 111g (800454 ,
S33.99S
HAUOUR VW
18711 Beach Blvd .. II: B.
Call 842-4435
'62 2208• good cond • ·74 914 . AM /FM radio.
$1200. 494-8292 S-spd. apr grp. $4950.
Mint Condataon 1970 1972 M1% 250C Mercedes-250. Ca II ~utomaUc. pwr. steer· ~162 after spm for
mg, alr cond. & extra I.his bargain an luxury
low miles. 1929FVOl. driving $7495 MG------97-4-2 t4()\ft~ c:lae.,.. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Dove & Quail Sts.
<Near MacArthur,
Jamboree & Bristol ).
NEWPORT BEACH
133-0555
'75 Midget. 32,000 ma.
AM/FM. dnt. cond .. 668
NLC. priv prty. 964-2139
MGI 9744
SllJ.4471
1977 924. all bl;i.ck.
polis hed whls. air.
AM /FM cass, snrr. 4·
spd. Like new! Buy or
just take over lse.
Wkd ys. 640-5142 .
Eves/wkends. 581 ·0'194.
'74 911 Targa. choc brwn.
all leth int. Blaupunkt
ca.ss. air. 38.000 mi's
$13.000. 640-2621.
'66 911. reblt eng/body,
low m1. allo~. AM /FM.
rrunt cond. S6200/offer.
586-4930
9746 '67 Porsche. Bahama
orange. S s pd. Orig.
'70 GT. Gd cood .. new Very clean. 644-48811 ti res . b r k s . el c. eves & wlmds. $1400/ofr P.P. 962-4916
'76 Porsche 912E • ...!::=====---·-'1'72 Opel Sport Cpe. stick. black/black, sunroof.
'119 220, xlnl cond, low radio, 44 .000 mi. Low Blaupunkt stereo cass., ml. new tires . all Blue Book. Pvt Pty. mint cond. $1-4.200. service records. $4500. 646-S488. 833-3641
~ ~--~--------------· -----------4'72 MANTA. new tires. 77 924 Yellow/Tan. al-77 M1% 450SEL AM/FM. pnced to sell! loys. Blaupunkt AM /FM
Complete wt\h cruise S87S. Pvt ply 615-0l22 8 trk. s unrf. air & bra.
control. sunroof. stereo .. 71 .. OPEL RI H . d 759.0099 tape leather intenor & own ca ---------\ o .,,; . I o w m a I e s . Gasket. Best Offer 64 SC red elec sunroof.
<o.17SEFI. BUY or lease 6423239 AM /FM s tereo. All service rec9rds Xlnl "11110• Vil '-.ot 97 48 t'Ond $1300 639· 17l2 or ... ftOIT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-5489
714)831 1146 Of (714)49!> 1704
'74 Mercedes 280C. lop
cond. 40.000 ma , all
xtras. service reeords.
CTI4) S3'7·2828 or 994-1280
1974 PEUGiOT . DIESELS 68 912. XJnt ong cond., e
2 t h Both Ilk I never wrecked/painted, e
-1
HOUSE Of
IMPORTS, INC.
Authorized Mercedes
Benz Dealer
IEST SB.ICTIOM
IM 1ME WEST!!
DfBILS 122200(231-10-7S1400(0168141'f-,. 300 0 (031092) lkOOlfl
7& 300 0 (0311737l 9•M<
TllJOOOl&w Mel!Loml._
'8300CO10017201 W!>lle
73 Z20 0 cs. Mttl Slue
SID.A.MS
1$ 2801114'1Z6l 8 ....
71 ~ SEl IS. f 764l lllue
llllSE Of'
l~INC . ................. .......
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1' •MJ..nH ..................
o c oose. e E!OO (213) 861-0919 e new. Call for appoint· · •
menl to see these cars. '78 Porsche 928. Bronze e BEACH IMPORTS I metaJli~. brwn lthr int. e 848 DOVE STREET 3800 ma, assume bank e
<Near MacArthur Blvd. lse or purchase 675·9933 •
& Jamboree Road> ~ 5·1 1 Id fl e NEWPORT BEACH ' 1 ver. yr o ' aw. e
752-0900 ~·e~~~· nd 4 whl :
Allto'-H•w 9100 AlltM, Mew 9100 : ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • WE'RE DEALING!!! •
OVER I 00 HONDAS -·
NOW IN STOCK!
M.$0, WE MAVI A GOOD 58.ICTIOM
OF ACCORDS TOO!
"DON:T PAY tOOA\IJCH!::n,
lay Aadaoe S.,s -
... ~ your Mew Hoada -.OW'
a.,d ·'beat' the price hlcnaMI
Good Hlectloll of MOlldca at tllct
• No catalytic -C01tYerter
• Usnlttglll .. Gas
• 42 MPGIPA
Good MIKH• of the ,.._.
Accord Ill stocll Ir • senlce ~· 2Hto ....
ClOSfO SUNDAYS
1968 Sliver Shadow .
RHD. 2-dr. 61.000 m1·i.
Body by Mulliner. mml
S2LSOO. P.P. 615-8651
" .
9762 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1974 SUIARU
WAC90H
17llKBY I
$2199
PHIL LOMG
FORD
43 Auto Center Dr
S.D. Frwy -lrvmt>
768-5188
1977 SUIARU
DL COUPE
'76 COROLLA
DaUXE
4 J p eed trar.~ J lr
cond .. AXt FX slereo.
m11gs ~078RFM 1
S2878
HillOUR VW
l87U Beach Bl\'d ti 8
Call 842.-4435
75 COROLLA
1137NIF1
$2325
SUNSET FORD
54~0 Gdrden Grovl'
Blvd
Westaunster 636·4010
l97i Toyota Cthca GT
L1Hback-S1lvt•r with
b l at•k IOl t'rtOr
Automatic. air cond ..
AM/FM stereo wath 8
track tape . .t ll oy
wheels. s hadow kat &
only 19.000 m1lei. Best
off er Prt PIY Ca II
847 1-456
, ... " ...
iO Toyo1<1 Pirie.up 40.000
mi '<1. SJG!IS lhotl ofr
548 2687. 64tS 7 S24
tt71 DATIUN 1-210 2 DOOi
...
Of YIAI
Standard 4 soeed un-
dercoat SICIE' mo•dmo 1: O
•6553•4-78.1298.
,s3399
ClUIANCI
SAU
NOWI
1971
DATSUf4
SHOHI&)
P1CKW
EA.llU IKE SAYS:
"WE WANT
YOUR BUSINESS.
BUY NOW AND
BEAT JHE PRICE INCREASE:'
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s3999
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s 1999 .
72Toyota
Cellca . ......,..,_,..,
(llOESH> a.m.s.y ~
Dunton Fo rd
5~6 . 7010 --------
D4nton Ford
' <, , ••• ,, I ' ,,_ \
546-7070 .
WE STILL HAVE HONDA ACCORDS
AVAILABLE AT THE OLD LOW PRICE
HU.RRYll
-STOCK IS LIMITED -
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6 YWIUSIS
TO CHOOSE FROM:
Top Olodltk>n ! ! <.arru1 ,,_Sitts
H•llOUI YW
... YW mu Beada Blvd .• H.B.
Ru na & oo d Good __ ea __ ll_M.2_-'"35 __ _
tramportaUon car . .Uk· , 1 n g $7$0. oo. Call 71 VW Super Beetle. 5Sl.-Z. New paiat. yellow. -clean. 11195. Call
"75 VW IUS
962·7491.
'74 VW Pop.Top Camper.
Oran1e. new tires &
clutch. $4700. Call
~eves.
'74 VW Super Beetle. sunroof, low mileage.
gd cond. 12495. 5'5:83.'W
Great shape! <63SMWH> '76 VW Bus. xlnt condi· ~ tion. FM cassette. $4950.
HARIOUlt YW <t!M-7816 eves.
18'7ll Beach Blvd .. H.B.
Call 842-'"35 ·10 VW Camper van.
loaded w /equl p +
Corvair enc eonvrao. Lo m, perf cond. $299S. m.aos.
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SILL YOUR
VOLVO.
SEE US!
MARQUIS VOLVO
MISSION VIEJO
lll·ZllO 495-1210
()U)Mit COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Lariesl Volvo DeaJer
in <>ranie County~
BUY or LEA.5E
DIRECT
ATnftOLD
PllCIS llAT 1Mt T~iFM FREI'~~ 6JltY ....
'72 VW BUG. XJnl cond
thruout. $1900/best of·
fer. 644-2550
2150 MAIW&VD.
COSTA..sA
'74 VW Convert.Ible. SWI •. CHAMPAGNE MODELS FEATURE: I
bul. mint cond. •Custom Metalhc Paint •Color Coordinated lntmors • Deep Cut Pile Carpet
6'15-9397 • •Crushed Velour Upholstery• Remote Control Outside Mirror• Quartt Crystal Chronom«er •
~~~ . .
Gd caad. *'50. 642.m4 e RABBIT DIESRS AND BUG CONVERTIBLES e .
15 Superbeelle. new. AYAILAILE FOR IMMEDIATE DBJYERY •
=·~-=·~uns ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • . USED CAR CCEA
'71.MUSTAMG · '71 FIAT '76VW '71 CHEVY '
'91111•• I ......... IZ4tfort~ .... JO--... _J+Js,.rt
5 SC>Hd. AM/FM radlO V·6 . S speed. air v.a. " epeec1, srereo. vtn'f\ roof. tow miles • speed. Ser •6335 7 cond1t1on1ng. power
v inyl roof. rallve Ser •70963 3 10 choose •rom. ''"''"0· Und8f' 8.000 wneels. Lie. t928NOE. ........... m11es. Lie. •7~UKX ............. .............
pUI sttlO
=-~2795 :'3195
'74DASHa WEHAVINAUTO ... _,.s' '77HOMDA
77 Smieot ••• IS.. #4ICMi CM.CYCC ..... ............ ,..,,
auto. '''"'n ••• ,. Ji.7''tto ......... LH& than lS..000-J,k:;_fi MeS. '71 Cw•at ..... llt.tS.. •1001 · mllee. MIO wt\tetr ........... 3·75'• .. Uiiii .... R ed wlftl t>tac11 ... 1nrert0r. 1872SPHl.
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714/495-1700
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SHOP-
COMPARE
IN
SOUTHERN
ORANGE COUNTY
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21402 ,_.AIGUfllff "CWY . MISSION VllJO
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Marquis Motors
831-2880 ..:~~~;: 495-1210
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ORANGE COUNTY'S LEASING SPECIALISTSf
OPEN EVERYDAY OPEN EVERYDAY
714 714
495-0800 83 I ·0800
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CMwr.. tt20 Qw taler 9921 Dod.-9tJS ford 9940 ford 9940 .......•.......•....... ......................• ....................... ....................... . ...................... .
'71 Chev lm,pala. 1port '78 Cordoba. bit w /blk
sedan. AIC radlQ, pwr Ith inter, run pwr, mag
at.eerln1. t'1t wbl. vry whll, at,000 mi's. ~
aharp $1.250. 615-2326 firm. N1o67t7
1971 DODGE
DAU2DOOtt
(S43CYJ)
$1699
1973 FOID
GALAXJE 2 DOOi ~ (1.S7RYU> ,
'70 Cbevelle 1tn. win.
runs good. new trans. am ..... .,
'74 Chev Malibu Clusic. sood coadlboo
841.azD
1962 CHEV. Jmpala
Sedan. lnunac.. cluaic
conditJoo, 42,000 original
miles. *°· 873-38S8 an SPM
1971 CHIVIOLIT
MOVA COUPE
Auto tram., air eond .• power steertna. & radio.
(6861{JT)
$2995
SVOLVO
N Vl&JO
131-1110 495-1210
'65 Impala , A/C. P /S,
P/B . auto. AM /FM
stereo 8 trk, &d traosp.
7Sl·3929
1'76 CHIYS&.B PHIL LONG
COIDOIA COUPE FOID
V-8, factory air eondl· 43 Auto Oenter Dr
tioftiae, powes-lteerina. s D =·-"-e power dlac brakes, · · ..........
power windows , _____ 7_61-____ I __ ~
AM/FM rad~. beat.er, '84 Dodge Sta wen. xlot
whitewall t ares. tan tramp 1 owner 1reat
Landau top. Ult wheel, pa mi. $5.'50. 9SJ.l171
cruise control, opera -----· -----
lights <9&0NYH) (8399) Owler '61, new paint. $4799 wheels, Ures, headers,
exhaust, reblt trans,
Dunt on Ford
. . .. ... :
546·7070
'77 Chrysler Cordoba.
sunroof, fully loaded.
must sell. P.P. 554-2650
'73 TO"lfll & Country. 9
pass, gd cood. fantastic
bargain $1595. 5'5-4250
CoMtt 9927
xlnt cond. $1395. PP.
&G-1654
9940 .......................
7 6 FOlD
BJTE
<SKREU)
$4111
SUNSET FORD
5440 Garden Grove
Blvd.
Westminster 636-4010
$1399
PHIL LOMG
FOID
43 Auto Oent.er Dr.
S.D. Frwy.·lrvioe
761--5111
Cllrysler 9t25 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 1974 FOID
... •••••••••••••••••••• 1966, decent body, fair TOllMO 2 DOOR 1974
1'75 CHIYSLlll =· ~.o~ ~~ ms <1119LEP> 1972 CADILLAC
COIDOIA rarm. Pat. 64S-6995. Fri $1989 CADILLAC smAM DI YIU.I
Power seall, c.er win· aft 5. wkends bef 1. PHIL LONG c~~ copper extenor ~F~:!dlo. c1~e Calli .11hll 9930 FORD CA974Al
control & low mileage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 43 Auto Cent.er Dr. 51699 s3799 <~ZH). '68 4 l>R, 71 .000 mi's.. S 0 ........., 1.rv·
cond 2nd Owner .. ca .. ;r.· ine $4295 super ·' · 761-5818
$1350.6'5--t9'19 ------~ ---------+-----------NABERS ~
lt:n:> Hcvbor 8llld.
C05Ll Mesa. 540-9100
'72. 62.000 ml. orig
owner,
Sl,750./caah
557·3769
'89 Mark III. good Int.
Runs well. $2500.
4M-6M4
'77T--llRD
full power & more! (31'1SWD)
$4150
SUNSET FORD
5440 Garden Grove
1975
CADILLAC
CCMft DI VI.LI
Silver exterior & Loaded I
(L3310A)
1976
CADILLAC
COUfl DI ft.U
LOADED! (P5083)
-----------• Blvd. --'-------ec.r_p-9933 Westminster 636-4010 ....................... _________ .... _______ _ 55999 57199
Cocllac 9915 1977 Cougar XR7. 1m· '77 GRANADA
••••••••••••••••••••••• m a c u I a t e . b I k 4 door. 1976
CADILLAC
SIYIW
LOADED! (A948Cl
1977
CADILLAC R&'IWOOD
LOADED! (P5102l
qualty & Price
LARGEST SELECTION
OFNEW&USED
IN ORANGE COUNTY
CADILLAC VALUE
PROTECTION PLANS
Available on Most Cars
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1977 CADILLAC smw
"ASTRO ROOF ' ..
Leather interior. full power & AM /FM with 8 track player. factory air
cond. <QM7'36)
SI 1,995
•
1977 CADILLAC
SEVILLE
Leather Interior. full
power , factory air cond.. Wt wheel. cruise
control. wire wheel cov·
ers. AM /FM stereo.
(937RXl)
SI l,395
•
1977 CADILLAC
EL DORADO COUPE
SUn Roof. leather in·
terior. full power. fac·
tory air cond .. 40/50
power seats. cruise con·
trol. <Ql10709 )
SI l,195
•
1977 CADILLAC
COUPeDEVIW
Leather interior. full
power. factory air
cond .. SO /SO power
seats. stereo readottape
player. cruise control.
<512SPL)
S9,495
•
w/chamois int & trim, <848RXG > All equipment + lo mi. $4150
~~onelst!is~. SUNSET FORD
'73 xa1. every fact op· 5440 Garden Grove s9399 s10,&99 tion. 441000 ml '1, perf Blvd. c o n d . S 2 9 5 O . Westminster 636-4010 ._ ______ ..... _______ _
_ 67_J..0187 __ 1_548-_550_1_. __ Granada Ghia. 1976. 4-dr, Pnc:MPtuaT_::-~Z:,~~,..
1968 Cougar. Xlot cond. nu tires. AM /FM radio, on.0oooT11N~. 21. m9
$750 or make offer. Call LuxurY car. $3500/bst.
963-21621aft7pm. _645-Q93 __ ·-----i:
'69 Cougar. runs good. '77 LTD II
needs body work. $400 Super Sharp!
or best offer. 963-7625 <12SRLB>
Classic ·m Cougar XR7 S477S
Convert. Great shape. SUNSET FORD
Sl790. or ofrer. 493·2462 5440 Garden Grove
Dodgt 9935 Blvd.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Wesllninster
'&8 Dodge Polara, 440 1960 Ford Convertible, magnum eng, $395. Sunlin. 1 44 ooo 714/557·3788 . !!!• owner. . . ong rru's. Any reahslic
'66 Dart
$:i95. or tiest offer.
offer coosidered, local·
ed tn N.B. 714/675-3292
___ 67_3-_ll_J.4 __ '69 Ford 2·d HT $750
.68 Coronet. 4 door. 318" PS/PB. 1' IC. AM /FM
engine, loaded & clean. runs xlnt. < YPT594 I ~~.556-8842 CM _M_l_-6684 _____ _
~:.~~."! ••••••• !~~ ~ ... ~~."! ..•..•. !~!~ ~.~:."! ••.••.• !~!~!~·.~!"!.--.. !~!
Johnson & Son Presents ....
Mercury ZEPHYR
the at Year End
1975 CADILLAC +g-1 ~~oun.rwu•~r-fl-~_.....~~~~+-'"1~'-Yof-tt-~-1 •
Cabriolet top, full
power. factory arr
con d .• stereo/tape
playe~1 cruise control,
low owes. (223N PF)
$5,995
•
-1'7--' CADll.LA COUPI DI YIU.I
Vinyl top, leather 1n·
terior. fWI powflr, fac.
tory alt coad .. 1tereo
player . Ult wbeel.
(ISIJf'.X)
1965 CADILLAC
COUPIDIV•W
Full power, factory air
CQQd. one owner. "Ob· vtously Pampered" bee&
delcribee t.ll1s low mile daMic. (1(RP131>
PRICED
TOSaL
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......_ Ute4 A11tet, UHCI Mtet. UM4 A.utot, UtH A11to1. u .. d Mondly, Auouat 21 , 1978 OM. Y Ptl.OT Dal .................................................................... ················-······ ....................... 1 ~~•••••••••••••!!.~. ~•••••••••••••!!.~! ~~~~••••••••••!!.~~ ~•••••••••••••!!.~~ ~•••••••••••••!!.~? ~.~~•••••••••• ~.~~••••H••••• •••••••~~•••••••••••
~UMd •••••••••••••••••••••• .... " •••••••••••••••••••••• ·~• • .''1esta. llln' cond. 71 MSTA it Torino W1n Load*1. 'M 1ronv•rtlble. •kto. /' lt72 '1MTO '78 w•ion. low mi. v e. TluduW.d 9970 n. 1lu'Wr4 tt70 "' tt74 ~1ne. cua, lo ml'a l ......_ .... .. 11 xlnt meeh cond. New cy . oranae. ma e o r z DOOi SIDAH aUIO. pwr 1teering. A/C, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.woo tD-OllS. ::::i' ~~ •11 •1•1 tlru uoo U3·H03 M&-2111, ~ c-v'•Qi ..._ \ape, maa whls. it-_.... "11 ""·-.... v ort 4 1_... r ... ~ p non eV11twkndl .,_ " M5-l5TI ,. ,,__ ,. -•• •I•· I · OWMf,
'11 LTD Sta Wan. xln 1teerin,. dlae brallea, '75 Mu1t an1. V·6, full $1488 T'HUHOlllllO J'UU ~lrmore• 65.000mJ.1875.
cood. &1000/bul offe Mlct11I n ateel·belled ·a FALCON WAGON power. air. 2 nu Urea. "' .... 9960 Split powv 1ea\a. power (31'1SWI)) M2-7S96
A6l'JOO att IPM rad.iala, and OhMT' SACRJrlCE t.HO X Int cond · 12650. PHIL LONG ::~:: .............. windows. atereo radlo/8 Sl771 .73 ..iru C.a5> l > • ~-.. • ~--u track, crulae conlrOJ. till SUNSET FORD Vea• Hatchback. ·• LTD 11.n wp. It.JC Rata.11 f'ri •.a• rv 71 Volare Wagon. PS. Great cond Aut lr
MW Urea. brk11. area Sala rn,!9 Mii3 .... '941 7 1 MUSTAMe H u Auto Center Dr. PB, air. 23.000 ml. xlnt whee!. eistom wtaeell • . o. • •
rand . .-n.tnrm df.41» a.£.AA ••••••••••••••••••••••• <aztMP'NI s.o. Frwy.-lrvlne cond. S.c $4.200. 548-1752 LOADE~19as9USMX> 5440 Gard•I\ G rove radW. 11000. 494-3807 •
.-.v "'12 Mark IV. wht. xlnl $3611 761-stal .,. Blvd. '74 btcbbk. ractio/heaier
DISC,........, cond. inua\ aell PP. i4 Valiant 6 cyl, aulo, Westminster 938-4010 27,000 ma , $1200 · ~· 770.0171. SUNSET FORD PIMTO WAGOMSI ~.Pami. c lean NABERS 6.'ll-3280.642-8446
lt14 UMCOUt 5440 Garden Grove Cholce of 3· Example: ~ 9974 4 Ve1a GT. auto.
COMTIMIMTAL Blvd. 1973 with only 45,900 ·73 Fury Gran Cpe · Vf91 AM/Fii, alr. new palnL mll S 0~aul1ful 0 old M bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weatnunster 636-4010 e ...., '"' anne ue w /wht lo ml, runs & look• V·I , automatic tuna. finuh. automatic. vlnyt t op A/C. P IS. '73 Veaa . '74 .enalne. ireat. 51350 Evu.
Dunto n Ford
:i4tJ 1010 I 71NCTOPOMY
JDOOl•AM
Dark brown meOilllc.
4·:c~d. front dlac ----
factory air conditlomna. Qck.-ble 9955 AM /FM stereo & looks P /B. AM /FM. As king 2600Hc\rbor l!Mt 40.000 mi 's. Great fm.90l0
pow.r atHrina. power ••••••••••••••••••••••• new inside & out! $1400.837~. CostclN\es.\.540-9100 economy. $1350. Call --------
brlk•. pe>wer windows, '"71 STAUlll <600JFll. '-Hae 9965 . 55&0993 1974 Kamback. 43.000, br rat'k and ,. Oranada. 4 dr •. ~. bucket lf'•t.a. mi Oria. owner. m~t
tlltt4td 1Ju1. (Slk s.s wll 1.GuDediately ft'ully
power Hate. AM /FM (822LWZ> $1999 ... ..-.. u~-~ •..&...u--...1 mi'1. Sl.150. rlMllo. heater. whllewall •-t93-t ••••••••••••••••••••••• _., ._ -_... S4S-0923.
\lllMI) ='d· A/C ' In xlnt
tires. wtie.I coveni. lint -• 1975 roNllAC •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
ed 11ua. vlnyl "'°'· tilt ~~n FORD CONHEil TUMS AM p 1 n 111.1at eee to • .,. predate. pp 919-1342
·11 Oalaxie atn wli(n
Great cond ln1lde1oul suao 863-~~
wheel, c rulH control .JUn&I CMEVIOLIT 4 d '"SS I (_,WO>( ........ ) 5440 Garden Grove 2.a28 Harbor Blvd. spee • • ehl ne, --. _.. Id OST AM /F M stereo w 18 $4299 w-·-• .. ~t.eBrv · C A MESA track & mags . (Sl9560). ___ .. _ ....... ___ 636_·40_10 546-1200 OMl y $5150 Dunton Ford
)~G iOill
'75 CU'I1.ASS SALON. 1974 FORD Miracle
..,.. p l 1 t 1 , ~ Jmmac cood. Loaded. ,.~0 W ~1o.1 u-..a../R-~-~tr~ c~~ :e0o.~w ~or otr. 58M602 "'17678~)" 2150 'ff::.. eivd.':"c .M. Dunton Ford
'JI COUIB 648-2133 ~~~r/ebullt eng. $I 989 645-570
ICOMOMT PICICUP '7e Granada, 8-cyl, 4 dr. =~=====_;.;. 49H946 an 7 PHIL LO ..... G '77 Firebird Trans-Am.
. . . ' '' ..
546 . 7070
lM.t lncb wheelbaae. auto, P/S, low mile, ..,..di 9947 --------" autowtxtraa. $5500.
1IOO cc enalne. bri1h AM /FM . 8 trk, clean ....................... .,. cun.ASS Salon 4 dr. FORD MZ-6455. anytime.
oran1e with tan In~ -or .......... n*"' tra"'• I owner. Unuaual car. 43AutoCenterDr. ·~ ~ • .... ..... S t hi o I '70 Gran Pnx. xJnt cond. terior, diac brakes . 1971 Ford Country tires. brka. AtC. Great por w s. c nso e. S.O. Frwy .. Jrvine Lew mileage.
W S W t I r e s Squire. clean It mecb. cand. Sl2'75. 213/430-7022 buckets, cruise, lilt 761-58al 837 9631 aft. 6
(SGTATD87Gl8> <8"10) ok. New Urea, etc. 1.1\ u.--9950 wheel. stereo, etc. Body ----------------$3177 11400 ash. M2 1291. 361 ...._._ r & lntr. lmmac. Aaking 74 PINTO '73 Polntac Grand Prix. Osle." c · ••••••••••••••••••••••• $'125. ($900 under blue STATION WAGOH Jmmac Full power .
Dunton Ford 1
ORANGECOUNTV 'S book ) Gene or Glen Automatic trans .. air new paint & tires .
'71 Ton.no St Wgn. 58,000 MIWIST S41-233S condllionlog, AM /FM _MZ-4 __ 17_4 _____ _
ml, Trlr hitch. $1195. UNCOLN·MERCURY ;g Olds Cutlass Supreme s tereo, rack. mags.
Call 142·3'84 Dealereh l p is now Brougham. $5200. Low (283NJF> '78 Gran Prix, 9,000 ml. Blk ext w twht int. vinyl
top & sunr ·r. lop All ex·
tras. $7000. 640-4020 or 752-8721
pd I OPEN mileage, xlnt cond . $2650
"76 Courier. 5 s , ow RAY FLADEIOE Deluxe In l . A I C . SUNSET Q ml, gd cond. $3000. or AM /FM t f RD
.... ,•. {
546 ·7070
1977 FOID LTD best. Call Bob, aft. 6. LINCOLN-MERCURY 'It h st1ereoP/cWassect e11·
875-3611 16·1B Auto Center Dr. ll w ee · · a
WAGOM
V·8, automatic trans. ractory air rondJl1omng,
power steering, power
dl~c brakes. AM /FM
radio. whitewall tires.
wheel covers. <078SSD)
(P8601)
$4999
Dunton Ford .. •.· ...... ,,. ,..
54 6-/070
Sell things fast with Da
PUot Want Ads. ~.~~ ••••••••••• ~.~~ •••••••••• J
Dlclc sap: ·w • otter oa1y tile IMtt ..s
wholetdetllernt"'-.. •IClfe~
ued c• I• yom" lest a., bf far.
'76~~~~~M .... s7399 CG< .. ltl•O"tf>Q lull -· --"'Q.-----·· --N/llFM,... ....,1t1w111 1--. ....,.,. rool. llftttd
o•· .. ---~ ~Ill '7 6~1;!.lE-~ -$ 3288
,74,~· ' ... s3175 ..................... ................. -. __,
SO Fwy-Lake Forest eiut S le v e wk d a y s 9 · S •
IRVINE 64C>-1900 ext 251
130.7000 ·77 Cutlass Salon. Full
lt76 MllCURY
MOMAICH GHIA
With power windows.
bucket seals, AM /FM
stereo, crwse control,
Ult wheel & only 7 .654 milee. (819RSR>.
$4995
'73 Marquis Brougham.
4-dr, loaded. Xlnt cond Nu tires. 34,000 mi's.
615-Mn.
pwr, T·top, A/C, tape,
beige , $5 ,950 .
644-4040 f640-8044
'75 Cl!1'LA.SS S...preme. 2 dr, Burgu ndy vinyl
hrdtp., silver I burgun·
dy, A/C, AM I AM. PIS. A/C , P /B, $3,400.
~
9957 .......................
1975 FORD
f'IMTO 2 DOOR
l617MSQI
$2288
PHIL LONG
FORD
43 Auto Center Dr. S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine
761-5111
'73 Sta Wgn, reblt eng,
aood cond. AM t FM
tape, Sl.2:50 tolr 49M648
'74 AM /FM 8 lrk stereol
new clutch. xlnt cond,
'76 Bobcat St. Wgn.
Silver grey extr w /Wood ar•ln. 14.500 lolal ml, A/C, AM /FM, lg rck.
custom canvas cvr.
$M90. Ph 640-9057
9952 Sl600. mst sell 540-6489
'74 Pinto Runabout, auto.
iO Must.Ang, xlnt cond. Radials, 49,000 mi. Xlnt
blue, S2300/offer. cond. A sleal al $1685. 548·1313/559-6442. _548_·94_1B_. ____ _
'74 Mustang II . 4 cyl. oda owner. s:zsoo.
548-Si95S. aft 5.
1W18 Mach I. V-6. air.
auto, stereo, all the
xtras. Great car! SS.000.
548-6233.
77 PIMTO
CJlUlstMG W AGOM
C62SSPM 1
$3691
SUNSET FORD
5440 Garden Grove
Blvd. '618 economy 6 cyl. auto. Westminster 636-<4010
radio+ 8 trtl tape, new --------
pot. radials. clean runs '74 Plnto wagon. AMtFM
prf ct $147S. MW614 I lrll, 4 spd, 46,000 mi,
'66 Muatani coov. 6 cyl. xlnt cond. $1675. 675-0067
par tially restored. "72 Pinto, xlnt lranap.
beautiful clean, bst. of 1ood running cond.
fer 498-1979 l850/otrer. 581-0265
....._UMd Mlol.UM4 ....................... ·······~···············
...:7reau.c · s·c-liftir
cou~ DIVILLI • • • • • • . JL 7 7
Cabrlolet toP. leather seats. stereo tilt '#Mel
crulM control & 1 year112.ooo m1ae warranty' (513MWK) .
71 CADIU.AC S6799 "'-'.wc»clNI ....... . Full .. ..,,., Meting, atet"4M). tilt ~. c:M ..
contn>t. ~~ a 1 year/12.000 mite Wlrrlnty~ EDI (999MDLJ
TIC~Y
11-7 ••••••••••••••••
Moonroof. split Power seat&. atereo. tilt
whfflL. crul• control & only 15.000 mllea.
(1038NE)
'77CAD''AC s91A 199 COUPI DI V1LU .. • • • • &ft
ASTRO ROOF. C.brtOltt top, O'Elegance
Interior. 1tereo. tilt-""'· w1,. wtlMI coven a
1 yat/12,000 mHe WlllTMty. (822PXJ) .
'71CM''A.C $) 0 399 COW'l M Ya.LI • • I catwtoMit top. fulf power, POWW dOor tocb, ..,_, • _.. I ~ oont\'of • -....... 1.000 ...... (tOIOI) . -"-'
5440 Garden Grove --------Blvd. "'12 Gran Pnx. gd cond,
Weslmlnster 6.16-4010 dependable. SlSOOtoffer
536-M27 evestwknds
Tl•ul1ti,lrd 9970 •••••••••••••••••••••••
i3 T-Blrd. FUii power.
New radlals. Wife's car.
Asking SZ7SO. 892-1832
74 T-lllO
Lota of extras!
1148KQU>
$3575
SUNSET FORD
5440 Garden Grove
Blvd.
Westminster 636-4010
'70 T Bird. <t29·4V. all
power. '900. 1626 Tustin
Ave .. C M. Sun. aft 11 a.m.
'7 &;'!"~~.!~--.a.-"" 7395 -'_.,..kind! lOIRI() ~ ONLY
'72~~~~:cpw.s 7495 -..,_,., &ICNJ.IOw"",..
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OFFER
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'745"IARUCOUf'l s 1795 '" .......... Nnn"'9 condil..,., 4 :." ~~~~!.i.., CON! ~y
TRIUMPH TU
4 ._., ··-' -20.000-
40. s-,,...__,_ '6 BCHIVT CHIYILLl s 1495 _.,,, ... COftCI. ' ,,.,.,., '°" ..., ... ,.h•OC0C1•11 OMLY
ECONOMY CARS
'74 F• PINTO ...•...... s1777 IDOi' ._..._.,.._·--~
'7& CHEVY CHEYETTE •••••••••••• S2&&6
~---~
76 DATSUN FlO WAGON
4-" tr-.,., W..HEW _......,, ~SPOI • •...•.... '2&&6
76 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON •••••• ~9 .. '""*"""'" -lllllW'OI 1&.· AMC PACER X •••••••••••••••• s 3333
""'-ette. --.. ·-.,_,., '--.22.000-~
18 MAZDA GLC 2 Dl ..•.•..•.••••• s3444 ._..,_, __ 14080-~TMYI
76 DODGE DART •••••••••••••••••• s 3666
Au1---ot &11o--. ... ~ •--aooo .... ~
77 DAlSUN 8210 ................ s3777
..,,,, ...... ......,.--~'
'76 YW DASHER .•••••.••••••••••• s3111
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INTERMEDIATE CARS
71 PLYMOUTH DUSTER COUP£ •••••• '2222 ""I-alt< ... -WOO.•-, __ CZ.000 ___ ___
'1~ MERCURY MONARCH •••••••••••• s3111 ... .-..~no_..,_,_ ___ 29000---.~1
1!.!~~G,!AJ!.!!.,~ .. ~~ s3999
77 FORD MUSTANG •••••••••••••• s4444
\la, IUl-.lllC. -~ & ---... -15t81U'1I
76 DODGE CHARGER SE ••••••••••.• '4555
76 MERCURY COUGAR Xl7 •••••••• 55555
77 CHEVY CAMARO .............. s5777
L .. N£W ---· C912Utllll
77 FORD L m SQUIRE WAGON •••••• S5888 ,_, l .... __ ,,,,7'1PVl
11 BUICK REGAL COUPE •••••••••• s5999
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78 CHM MALIBU CLASSIC •••••••• s5999 ,..,. __ ,. ,.,, __ ..... ,,_cn1uwv1
LUXURY CARS
'73,CAllWC COUPE DEVILLE •••••• s3333 '
Ulle i'fEW ~ """""°"' CM2Ul'ICl-
75 BUICK ESTATE WAGON •••••••••• S4666 ,
5-& ....... ..,._l(\IWHI
74 CONTINENTAL MARI IV •••••••• s5444
---ltllCll61t1"-~1(111W'Ol
76 CAIUJC COUPE DEYlllE ...... sm1 ,_..,........_,~l . . . ..... .
77 CAllWC COUPE DEVIU.£ L°" ____ ,_, ... _._._.,....ntMl
7~MERCEDES BENZ GISD. ••.... '17,000 __..... ................ -.ltll•
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76 FIAT 124 SPIDER ••••.••••••••• s4999 4 .... .,_ ......... 111,..,
77'.m CONVERTll.E ............. s5555
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77 DATSUN 210Z ••••••••••••••.• s 7777
Witt\ ... cOft4I ' ............. '-ANNIW _._ llPHHll
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Orange County'S No. I BUick Dealership
right here in Costa Mesa!·!
Wants to make the last 2 weeks of August
. the best weeks ever for you to buy your new Buick
Selection has never been better
But, hurry before they're all gone, because
we're priCing Buicks with one thing in mind •
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BRAND NEW 1978
Bul ...... 'Ir" AIR .CONDITIONING, soft ~ ~ ray tinted ~ss. eust. door
& window frame moldin1, acoustic package, color
coord. custom, remote ~ mirror, power front
disc brakes, auto., tilt
wheel, pwr. steerin1. de-
luxe wheel, steel betted ,.
dial white sidewalls, radio,
accommodation packa1e.
bumper guards .. Calif. em·
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power steering, AIR
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sport mirrors, power
front disc brakes, au-
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NANCY
YOUR NEW BOTT~E OF
SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1911
I
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BARKIN6 AND 6ARK'ING AND BARKING
I WOULDN'T
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HE HAD ENOUGH AIR , BUT I WONDER
WM'/ ME WAS 6ARKIN6 ... WA5 HE MAD?
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JN THE INVES -, .. NEWS THAT SOMEONE KNOCKED OFF GO SEE HIM
Tl6ATION OF LEN DORELL WON'T 8RING ONE TEAR TO TONIGHT?
DORELL'S MLJRD~E~R~, r-.i~~~--....,
THE POLICE
LIEUTENANT
CALLS ON JULIAN
KINGSTON!
I DON'T LIKE MY HOUSE
BEING MADE INTO POLICE
HEADQUARTERS, ESPECIALLY
AT FIVE IN THE MORNING!
I JUST TALKED TO THE 6ARTENDER,
LI EUTfNANT ! WE'VE GOT ANOTHER
LITTLE SURPRISE! OUR FRIEND
SAM DRIVER HAD AN ARGUMENT
WITH DORELL tN THE 6AR ... tN THE
PRESENCE OF SEVERAL WfTNE5SE5 !
NOW, THERE 'S SOME-ONE
ELSE WHO 1 SN'T ONE Of
MY FAVORITE PEOPLE!
QUICK ! LET'S DOCK L.NOE.R
THAT lREE. OVER lHEKE ~
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PR LIGHTNING L.A5T
SUMMER. AND 1Hl5 11ME
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MOON MU' I •NS
SAM! J.4ow ARS YA? J-IEY, MOON!
1:HAVEN1T'SEEN you HOW'S IT
REMSMBEf<
iH,ATGAL WE
IN .'JE.N 'ff.ARS ! <:JOIN'?
DOCTOR SMOCK
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REMSMBeR IHAT
OLD GUY WHO RAN
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R~MeMBER
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DROVE BUSINESS? INTO 'TH' . .
PoND?
\/Jf:LL, Y'KNOW ·· W~EN Y,A <SET
OLDER, '/eR MEMORY STARTS
GOIN~ .. Rt:MeMBSR TJlAT·· ·_ _ _, S'EE YA ... ..____.
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KRAOKOS .f5RS:AK-.
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THIS OFFER EXPIRES
f/BCEME3ER 31st OF
THIS VEAR.
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YES-TH £'{'RE. EXACT IT5EEMS
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NCU ia dr9wlnc ddalls bdwttn lop aad bottom pHcls. How
quldlly cu you nad lhern! Clteck answers witb those below.
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eTHIN ICE! A llmttktl son: ••'fhtte WL4i an old h1dy
from LywH, qailc dakl ud drndf1dly I~••· ~aid sht,
'I'm afraid If I llp lemoudt, I'll slip throuah lbt
~TRA WAND FALUN."' Rtananac spadaa. 0
eTake a number. Multiply it by nine. The sum of 1he
digits of che product is alwayi. rune or a multiple
1hercor. Give ii a try.
eOut on a Umb! Find • kind of fntll lrft In rach
seatcau: I. "My cap, plnle." 2. Wltlp lumpy
rH"'Ri''. ... RE creatures from A co potatoes. J. Keep attb dt9a. L • ~ ··~ ( WRfd l ~ldd\t I L 1n 1h1s lccccr maze -20 or
rm>re. You arc asked to find Che eTonguc Tcsli.! Say fa~1 : Cra1g·l> cou~in cravcl>
names or at least IS, scaning with crum~ts. Willie Wood's wife Wilma whucled a willow
the first lctcer of each name and whiscle. Six sick snakes :.ac in the ~un .
movmg to adjacent lc:1 3.. .
ref\ horizontally, veru·
caJly or diagonally I'
Among creatures pre·
:.cnl arc:
aardvark rroa
bat acrbil
bear kanaaroo
boa lark
boar lion
caribou r9bbil
C1tl ,..
coati li&tr
l'nb yak
t'lk ab,.
Aardvark at top lefc
Jnd zebra at bot1om
right arc easy co find.
<..an you gc1 1hem all'?
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abon? To fiad oul, 8dd CODDKti•& li•es from I 10 2, J, etc.
SHIITING SANDS! Add lbc followin& colo~ for a limdy 1ttat
above: I-Red. 2-Ll. bl11«. J-Yellow. 4-LI. brown. S-flesh
tones. 6-0k. purple. 7-LI. &rttn. 8-BJack. 9-Dk. CRN·
SPELLBINDER!
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brands?
Does MEruT satisfy smokets over a long perjod -or are MER.ff smokers slipping back to old high tar favorites?
Read the bottom#line results of new research oonducted
with smoken like yourself.
RmmrdiCoafinm~
01alirmod: Majority of high tar smokers rate MERIT taste
equal to-or better than-I~ high tar dgarettes tested!
Cigarette$ having up to twice the rm-.
Coalirmttt Majorit)'of hiah tar smokers oon6nn taste
" satisfaction of low tar MERii.
And in detailed interviews oonductCd among current •
Werning : The Swgeon Genni Ha Dllinlilld
Thlt CignneSmolting Is 0~11Ywflllhh.
Smoker Stajy:
MERIT smokers?
Caa.titmd-853 of MERIT smolcets say it was an "easy
• switch,. from high tar brands.
CaolirmtJd: OVerwhclming majority of MERIT smokers
say their former high' tar brands weren't missed!
OJalirmod; 9 out Of 10 MERIT smokers not oonsiderlng
other brands.
Hnt MP' AIR.lo.me Ar ffi&bUrSm+4os
MERIT has proven conclusively that it not only delivers
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This ability to satisfy over long periods of time ootdd be
_ the most important evidence to <late that MERIT is what it
claim,, to be: The first major alternative to high tar smolcing.
MERI'I,
FOR DANIB. J. BOORSTIN. LI·
brarian of Congress
How....., mlla of eMhee doee the
Ubnry of C-o••w 1Mtwe. ..ct how
..., boob do tM, He.e? How
....., IM!W woillma UC edclecl udt
week. and what le the oldeet wodl In
,om collectloe? -George Hill. Se-
•We, W..b.
• Our holdings occupy 337 mlles of
bookshelves. Those holdings, however.
are not only books: they Include manu·
scripts. music scores. maps. photo-
graphs, mol1on pictures and Information
This week: 20.000 morr Hems In many forms. Of the 73.500.000 Items
In the Library on Sept 30. 1977. a little
over 18.000.000 were books. The Ubrary Increases these holdings by almost
20.000 Items a week. The earliest specimen of printing. save one. In the llbnty of
Congress ls a Buddhist sutra printed in 975 A.O. The exception Is a smal1 votive
charm made In Japan In 770. of which we have three fragile specimens.
FOR MARSHA MASON. star of The Goodbye Girl
Wh•t will your nat Rim be? Are y0u rally 37? How
do '°" keep younelf ao young? -Thoma O'Neill,
Howdale,Pa. . e rm getting ready to do Promises In 1he Doric. a drama. In
which I play a physician. And rm not 37. rm 36. If I do look
younger than I am. Ifs because of good eating habits.
._-·-+·S-~"V..~.~"'~~~keep
me looking and feeling good -there's nothing hke a focused
mind to nrflect In one·s personality.
FORB~SIU.:S.operutar '.,. ·
Your nk:llnamc, Bubbla ........ a bit unaaual for u
oper• atar. How did YCMI get tt1 -'oel Allard, Colleee
Statloa, Teue
• I got It the day I was born -and Ifs not a very glamor-
ous explanation. I arrived In the wodd with an enormous
bubbM of spit In my mouth. The doctor took one look at It
and sakt to Mother ... You11 hav• to call her 'Bubbles.'" It
studt. and people say lt stUl fits because I have a bubbly • .d~ .
Sca .. oae .. JCMl•re at..ppolni.d
car.r. Wiiy? -R.S .• Dochu, Ala.
e No. that's not bue. However. If I had to bve my ltfe over
·again. I would do some things dlffcrentty. I would never stop
going to tchool. rd never stop le.amlng and make sure I took
an cndlea scriet ol coUege couna that would send me off
to classes at~ once a week. As to my pcrfonntng. I wtsh I
Nd Ml astde 10 pacent of my Income to lnvat In pet"IOnal
advcrtJslng and publidty.
PRO .... T. ~ IOI c.111 •• Spake. SW.
~
THSTI
YOURSELF
FOR THE •ASK• EDttOR
Why .. the Pt.kleat Sft91Y-wlth ...
cotl9bt. H .... Cas1a? Neta K. Ayra.
Smtth C..ta. Kea.
•You must be referring to the rumon
that the White House Is miffed over
Hugh Carter·s book. Cousin &edh! ond
Cousin Hot. Hugh·s slOfY of his relation·
ship with the Carter clan In Georgia. FW
checked with the author who sold, "I
have had no blasts from the White
House. nor do I expect any. The only
blasts I have had came from the Prest·
dcnfs mother and from his brother, BIDy.
(Mlz Liiiian, It seems. objected to Hugh·s Noblosl/rom the White H~
characterization of her. and Bllly sided
with his mother.) In fact. I received this note from the rnt Lady: 'Thank you for
your booK . Jimmy and I are both reading It now and enjoying II -Rosa1ynn:·· He
goes further: "rm very dose and friendly with the White House Carters and see
them whenever rm In Washington ...
FORJOHNRITTER,starofABC-TVsThnee'sCompony
I hear you're Into karate and .-vcholotnJ. Wluataparkcd
your Interest? Aleo, why didn't poa follow ta fO'll'
fatber'a [Tes Ritter] fooa.tepe alHI take ap •lnglag?
-L.F., Redondo Buch, Calif.
e rve always been Interested In the body and the human
condition. Karate Is a combination of awareness of mind
nd body._Ps.ychQlogy olways ~u5.!.Jt ~=--M----4
why we do the things we do. As to singing. I Just can·t carry
a tune -even If Ifs In a basket.
FOR ERICA JONG. whose larest book ts How to Soue
Your Own Li~
Were you alllprieed at the •acceM of Far of F'lylnfl,
•nd do ,ou think It became a bat MJICT bee. ... of
hN:k or )Dclpacat7 -N.S., Tene Haate. Ind.
• Everybody Is surpriSed by success. But succas Is neither
luck nor Judgment. Some writers have the unconscious ab4J.
lty to express the things that many people arc thinking. This
Is what maka them so successful. llley become voka for
thelrage.
FOR PATTY BERG, golfer
How f.r c.n '°" hit a 9C>lf ball. ud did poa na
meb•hole-111-0M? -P.N., Anon. Ill.
•At my best. I drove approximately 215 yards. That has
changed IOrM now beaause golfers have to have more cany
on the ball since the cowws today are constantly watered.
Yes. I had a hole-In-one. It was on June 27. 1959. on the 7th
hola. 170 ymda. at Oudll Valley Coun11y Q.lb. ~
Pa. h.,.,. the h ••Jalesed In the U.S Womer\1 Op.n.
CON Hoaon ,,_., .uthof ~ u . Ctwiinn.n.
~Tu RectueuonMovcrMn•
WheN local govcmmetit Niia heavily
on propaty taxes, Mr\llca .,.. bound
to be .tf.ct-S by drllldc C\11$ In pre>
pe!ty·tu rwwnua -unlaa other
IUa .. nllld IO mW up tN t..
c.llfornMI'• ~ IClteMd the
tmpact of~· 13 by~ $4
t6>n ol tht .aaea's accumulated tut P1u9 to dda. c:ouna.. llChoOla .,a
Will Property-Tax Cdllns• Cause
A Major Decline In Public Services?
TIM property-tax limitation enacted In
C.lllomaa wUI reduce total spending
by only 9 perttnt. TIM people know
there It at '-ast 9 paccnt waste In
govemrMnt. TIM ellminatton ol the
w.lt• m.ka k ~to ...due. pfo.
petty ca.a ~tt.lly -*'ut two-
t'*dl hcf9 -without MWN ~
k\ publlc ..wa. SlrU the eledton.
~ cllertm. Even to. loe.i ~t budgets muse
tie Nduced.., ~ 10 pen:ienl tn the ftnt v-• alone.
What MppeM In 1UCCe1111111 yan II • rMtte' of ~
coram. The PtQIP«t 11 thee loC..a peonmtnts. Without
e ~ ..... turplul IO W them out, wtl f9CI • toujJ
ct-.· lhlft the ... tuden to other ~ c. ~
,.._the..W.~now~
MOit loCai ~ t'lliw 9dopted MW tNdgrta,
ConMltently the word hM tiftn: llnil patOnne1 cue..
IOme "*'°' ..vtce ~ -Nduc:nofl In •nftdll•Md
p.y Md benefll tncN1111 for pubic •mtlloyw. Moel ..
arwn ...,. now that the llnplCt of cutting ~
..... 10 l pmltnt ol INIMt --Ml"" doae to whet ...... otirdid.
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Standing models recnate a mosaic brocelel of gold and gloss in tableau-size.
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On the cover: Norman Rockwell's Checker Game: R. Brownell McGrew"s Indian group.
By Gary M. Krlno
Only two things have been able to stop
this Southern Cellfomia show In Its 43-
ye.er history: World War II and rain.
And when aD 116,000 tidwts are gone
dudion opens, you know the spectacle
has to be something spedel. That's the
case with the Laguna Beach Pageant of
the Ma.ten: which takes live models and
magk:ally Incorporates them Into human
reproductions ol the worid's !JUI art.
WtMm you sit In Irvine Bowl, an out·
door amphitheater ·on the city's Festival
of Arts grounds, on any night dutlng a
six·week period In July and August,
you 're amazed as bl1ght 'ehts bring each
IUCICaSlvc IMng work ol art Into sharp
focus. Your eyes are overwhelmed by -------
Oinneh. and artifacts from King Tut's tomb.
~LIVING~ ART they returned to thetr roosts after each
flight. But this particular night. one ol the
the color and subject matter ol great can seem a lifetime. pigeons was new. He got confused and
masterpieces such as Frederic Remlng· "Somettmes people are literally stuck drded the amphitheater until the fifth art
Ion ·s Indian Warfare and Salvador Dali's to the front of the pk:ture." says Don display of the evening caught his eye.
Madonna of Pon Lllgot Williamson, the production's dlredor. "It was two white marble statues.
Wben •be flNI 'M8AlfirenL~·-"~ are held on by various contrap-Pygmalion and Galatea. lnat p6geon
leonludo da Vinci's The Loat Supper. ls "'lrOns-JUO<f~~~ ,. r ~down out of the sky and landed
spcdghted, you join Laguna Beach ral· -and by just pM!tn deterrnlnation and on the female model's breast. skJdded
denti and tourists In applaute. two small holes for thetr feet." down her front In the slippery body
This Immense raponse stems. o1 Yet with aU the planning and all the makeup and latched on to her thlgt). •
course. from the wondrous lluslon that rehearsals. there have been Incidents "The audience wa$ hystericill. but that
some live models are actually painted ftg-that defy human or mechanical control. woman never moved. When the curtain
utes on canvas end that others are three· One took place a number ol yon ago dosed. she got a mmding ovation.-
dknensk>nal p&eces ol ivoly, gJass, wood, when the program opened with The Despite memoria ol ptgeons put.
brONe and marble tn ICUiph.n. )9welly, V•nicc Bel. which {utures..bVO br9Ne 1.000 people responded this year when
carving end statuary. giants lb1klng a bell. The ortginal Is In the casting cal went out In January.
The rollty behJnd the lllusSon comes Venice's St. Mark's Square. Three hundred (two casfi of .150 each.
from thousands of houn ol work by hun-"At the dme It was muck." Wiiiamson which altamte &om week to week) were
dreds ol voluftteers. Those who MrYe as says. "we rtlcased a flock ol pigeons chosen to appear tn the 50 subjects that
mode1Lt..--acmotto-1het they obter:ve:-bom behind-~• the scene that anr oo tbt two-hour 1J!OS1111m. "Without J-:;==::;-~ayM.:-Knrv11...;r:,~,,,,,,~~~if,..::~~!lllbl:::£!an'.ll:-JIK~~~Dl~--tillkai:Jl!lcek~.:M!~!!!!!!~thebdb lhae~Wiiimson
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By Bob Roeenblatt TO BEAT INFLATION
I nflaaon is a !JU(fy beast, gobbling up
your doUan, chewing away at your
uvtngs accounts. reducing your pey
raises to peanull.
Helpful tips on getting more food for less money without
sacrlftdng nutritional value.
labeled "pnme·· Is usuaDy saved In
restaurants °' sold through IOme key
retail rnerbts; meat that is graded
"choice" Of "good_ ls the kind you find In
most butcher shops and supermarkets.
A few numbers wtl1 Ml'\IC to demon-
strate just how bed dUngs are for you as
the vaJue of the dolar keeps ahrfnklng. If
your faml)y Income In 1970 was
$13,220, you had to make $21,210 last
year slmplij to maintain the same buying
power. This ye.-you'll need to eam
$22,671 to afford the standard of IMng
you had eight ye.an ago.
What can you do to stretch the shrink·
Ing dolar?
There are effective lechntques you can
UM to help deflate tome of the advene
effects of lnflatlon. Whether shopping for
canned peas or mainlalnlng a car, a
careful CONUmer can 911ueeze more
value out of the diminishing dolar.
The budget battle begins In the jp'OCetY
store bec:aU.. food prices have been n.-
lng fasWr than the genera) rate of lnfla· aon. Shopping the .. spect.A" is still a
good way to save. Supmnatketa adver·
tise their .. best buys" In the Wednaday
and Thunday newspapers, with the sales
t.hcrn9clva Caking place on T~y. Fri-
day and Saturday.
Bob Rc.l'lblolt II a /fnandal 1.11rltilr who worb
oot of w~. D.C.
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Thett's one other valuable aid for the
dolar-stretcher: p1emlum coupons. Such
premiums, which~-dilcounts on
the purchase of variotls ttems, arw meant
to tempt you to try new bnands or prod-
ucts -°' to retest and retaste trled-and-
lruc ones. It's the ~· way of
saying "why not sample ttusr or "are
you short of that?" -and the effect can
be more savings for you.
Thae pNmlum coupons are made
fndotld It dltdt ot money Ofder for .. 1---
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tomettmes you receive them through the
mall; often you can clip them from news-
paper ads; and usua.Uy you can ftnd them
attached to sothe cans and boxes on store
shelves. Before you go ahopptng, be sure
to eon out the coupons you want to UM.
When you redeem them at supermarkets,
the pennies you save can add up.
When you shop for meat or poultry,
you alto can save money. Meat that ls
"Choice" meat Is at least 10 -cents-a·
pound cheaper than "prime," and
"good" is 10 cents below "choici!."" A
steak thafs marked "good" Is leaner, less
Juk:y and harder to chew than a "choice ..
cul H you don't mlnd the difference. you
can save a substantial amount of money.
Turtccys are a.U of the same quafity -
gnide A -but there might be a price dif-
ference of 5 cents a pound or more be-
tween one with a nationally advertised
brand name and one with a house label.
Chk::ken sold whole Is cheaper per pound
than chicken carved up Into pieces.
While you're hunting · for bargains,
don't fcxget the chances to shave the
costs Involved In driving your car to and
from the store. Pump your own gasoline
at the self·savice 151and, saving at ast 6
or 7 cents a gaJlon.
If you drive to~. there ls saving In
numbers: travelir.~ alone, It costs you
$886 a year for a 20-mU. round trip In a
compact car. lo a two-person car pool,
you and the other rider will each save
$380; ti you have two companions, each
one of you saves $486.
Nest week: More tips on how
to save money on everything from all
appliances to zfppas. IAJ
MOt available in stores
at this special LOW price!
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longer, roJn after rain, wash after wash. Thaf a why
we can guarantee tt wlll last longer on your car. Premlum-~rformance 'Rain Dance' ls easy to use.
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because 'Rain Dance' cleans deep down as It
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SOVIET GYMNASTS:
'l'HE PRICE THEY
PAYTOWIN .
Can the u~s. cope with their extreme training and
\ conditioning techniques?
By Gordon MaddWl
W Ith memories ol television Images
of Russia's Olga Kocbut at the
1972 Olympk:s In Munich and Rumania's
Nadia Comaned at the 1976 Olympics In
Montreal stiD fresh In people's minds.
many Americans are asking: Isn't It about
time tlwit our young gymnasts start win·
nlng Olympic medals?
Let's put this question Into proper
penpedtve. Ya, Nadia's Olympic score
of ftve" lO's Indicated that shed achieved
gymnastic paf~-' but what ph_ysica_J
and emodonal price did she have to pay?
Tl1i!I answer. rm afraid. Is a sad one.
Nadia IS a vtrtuat robot: wind her up and
she wtns the gold medal. She Is dearly a
product of the Rumanian system or. rath·
a. the Bela Karol! system (devised by the
· ihuct's no denying thaf tl\e K6roll
tra1ning regtn14n Is cornpettttvety produc-
tive, but' ls It ethical end Is It humane? For
Instance. when the Rwnan&ans came to
the U.S. on tour In October 1977. they ........
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~CU1d1Afi19~oftormrto
and a half ·cup of shredded lettuce.
Thae glN subsist malnty on a diet ol
nutrtdon and vitamin pas. The reasoning
behind this Is keyed to one ol the facts of
women'• gymnasdc:s: young glrls tend to
be better than older ones and ate~
ol Paf ormlng m<Jf'C complicated TOU·
ttna. Th!s Is a result of the ratio of weight
to strangth: a sma1er girt Is relattvcly
stroi 1gcr for her wevht -than II a larger
one. In addition, glril who learn aaobat·
a when they're very young Nn Into a
pcoblem when they reach puberty: thetr
bodia change In ~ as weD u llzie.
and their unten of grivlty lhlft. In Older
to conttnuc u gymnasts they musi then
~ their ... The Ruman'8nl
wi.ve -and ~ thetr trllnlng pro-
wam on the conw:tton -thet If you CM\
keep the ... content Of ...... bOdy to
....... dne .,.centol -~.you
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can postpone the onset of mensuuation.
When you combine that kind of bio-
logk:al manipulation with public adula-
tion. you have the makings for a dis-
turbed chOdhood.
Ifs my feeltng that If we have to do
what the Rumanians do. Ifs not worth It.
This sport lhouJd be fun. and kJds should
develop normally and naturally Into ado-
lescence -and then Into adulthood.
rm h&ppy to say that without resorting
to totalitarian training methods AmGica
Is producing some outstanding gymnasts
-youngsten who .-bouJci be wlnOinsl-
medals In world competition ,In the up-
coming Olympia. Kurt Thomas and Bart
Conner could lead the men's team to a
third-place finish behind the two peren-
nial powen In gymnasttcs. Russia and
Ja n. lndlvtdu . Thomaund Con
4V won
leglate Athletic Aaodation all-around
championship ,nd ted the Sooncn to the
c:oUegJate team tttle.
On the women'1 lide. Kathy Johnson.
a 19-ycar-o&d from &lcher. la .. and
Donna Turnbow, a 16-yur-o&d from
Long Bach. Callf .. have dominated
U.S . gymnastb for the past two years.
Kathy is an elegant paformG who th!I
year traded ~ wtth Oonna·to be-
cotne the num~one ranked woman In
this country. Donna Is an excellent
technician who teamed with Kurt
Thomas this put Aptl to win the Cham·
pons An meet In Britain.
The lnauling partldpatlon of our
yaungst .. In gymnuticl wll oontlnue ..
more end m«e pwcntt ~the benc·
fits of euch tr~ -pc)be • ..W·con·
Jldence. good health -beMfltt that go
fw beyond competltk>n. And. on the trt-
t.medoMI .ctnf. ~ the not Olga
or the not Nadlll wtll be named Donna
qr Kathy end they'I come from Loullt·
w . CaWon\111 Of somcwh«N lllw 1111
thet . Wouldn'tthalbe~? ....
VITAS GERUWTIS:
•'t'HB clOE NAMATH
Of TENNIS·
He loves fast cars and discotheque Vltas with Mom. Sis and Dad.
up the checks at dlscothlques and night
dubs. lbat's when he was fkst called "the Joe
Namath of tennis." NevcrtheMiss, he Insists
that his parents and hb 22-yca.r-dd sister,
Ruta -one of the wodd's SO top women ten·
n\s players -si\aN his Long lMnd home.
~in the juniors they used lo call me a
punk:· he says .. Now I do the same thing and
theycaD me 'coloriul:·· At the finish of rhe up-
coming U.S . Open he hopes they'D 1'!11
call him "the best ·· llLI
dancing, but on the court he's---------------------------------
determined to be 'the best!
By 8any Abramson
POrsche. a 1wlmm1na pool. a huge wardrobe
and a tennis court.
WNn Vttas was 12. he made his ftrst plJ-
grtmagc to Forest Hills. "I worked ther. as
part of the grounds aew. culling grass and
things like that.'" he recalls. "I allo UMd to
NIVC sandwiches In the press boJC When I be·
gan playing In junto.-tournaments. the Wat
Side Tennis Club. host to the Open. 'adopted'
me. Eventu.lly. I became a mmtber. which I
feh WU a great accomplishment stnce rd
come up from the streets:·
When he was 15. VIias betian to spend
long houra each day training under Harry
Hopman. the famous coact. of Austrahan
Davts Cup teams. who was then the pro at
the Port Washington (long Island) Tennis
Academy. That dlligenc. pakt off for hlm
when be'*-ted to win many tournaments.
Vltas hnNd P'Ofallonal In 1974 and won
$10.000 In hli ftnf ful year on the circuit The
folowlng ~he moved up to fourth~• In
U.S tennts ratings (today ht Is ranked fourth
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THE PROSTATE GLAND:
1r·s NOT AS MYSTERIOUS
AS YOU MAY TmNK
And here are the facts that.
men -and women, too -
need to know about the ways
it functions.
By Irwin J. Polk, M.D.
T he precise function of the prostate con-
fuses -and concerns -many men be-
cause they believe It has something to de-with
virility (but they're not sure of the Interrela-
tionship). and they fear It will gtve them trou-
ble In middle age (but they don't know exactly
how). fOf both males and females, FAMILY
WE£JU. v separates facts from misinformation
about this physio&ogkaDy and psychologk:aDy
..._ ,, Jmportantnbtnd.
-·~ The · .... ~; "hrtd.a litl°sltuaMd deep 111 a·
man'• pelvis. behind the pubic bone, In front
of the rectum and just below the bladder. It is
about the slze of a walnut and can be felt
readily by the examining finger of a doctor.
Th8 prostate ts the &argat of the aocesso.y
. ~ ..4~,ln J!lC'ltYnder th•.-111!.~ t( ~ ~~It seaetes Rukl whlch &U-PP<>rts
and carrla the semen. Nevertheless, It Is pos-
.,._ to ltve completely without the prostate
dand, even to produce children without It.
the t• Is Important to Jhc_
IF---iteX~i>JOC4tS5.-l hi '1ftt -
pwes througfi the Pri)itiite gtirid. Whiirthis=
gland enlarges 1turlng the In act, tt pra.a
on the urethra, cloang It off and .,...wnting
the urine from the bladder from mixing with
MtMn and prostattc secretions. So the pros-
tate gland doa p&ay a slgnl&ant but unnoticed
role In the reproduc:tlw years.
It Is often more obvtous In mkidlc age and
later. Two diseases of the prostate gland are
fatdy troublesome to mlddle·aged men. With
aging. the prostate gland enlarges somewhat
and can block off the outflow from the
bladder. making dlfflcult the Row of \lrine.
Eady JYmP(omt ol rh1s prob&em -benign
proltattc hyperpLtsia -Include dlffieulty In
stalttng •nd Mopping the urtnery flow. whit. nqucne:y of unnadon .net lncrUMd urgency
to udnete may occur.
Som.18nw the pr-... tllnd becoma M·
flamtd lnCt ~. The ..-.-. .. the ..... ...-n caueeid ~ ....... ol lhe urlM.
EM111111•1t end ....,_.. C8ft ...., be
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There Is a more serious disease that often
Involves the prostate gland. The prostate Is
the most common site for malignant growth In
men OYer 50. Again the symptoms are often
the same, a result of obstruction to out-flow of
the urine, so It Is Important that urinary-tract
symptoms be diagnosed and treated• early.
Benign enlargement and Infection are much
more common caUJeS ol urinary-tract symp-
toms. but malignancy Is the most threatening
, condition. Surgery Is the usual treatment far
It. often with follow-up ~ of hormones
and chemotherapy.
Too many men wait too long before seek-
ing medical attention because of a widespread
but mistaken notion that treatment to the
prostate gland wtD decrease sexual .function.
On the contrary, comctlng prostatic condi·
lions may actuaDy Improve sexual func· rail
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CRAFTS/By Rosalyn Abrevaya F alf s harvest '"Of peas. bans and other
seeds provide materials fOf making mosaic
ecology plaques. Owls. toOSten, butterBes.
flowers and 9fWIMtrlc designs can all be com·
posed with seeds.
braided bracelets, necklaces and belts out of a
single piece of leather.
BOW TO MAKE CLEVER
CONVERSADON PIECES
If you happen to come across an old day
drain tile. It can be turned Into a nifty umbrella
hokier. There's a clever way to disguise It and
have Ii match your d&:or.
Tum empty cigar boxes. jars or plain vases
Into ICUlptured gilt treasures with special day
made from kitchen Ingredients. And fashion
11ee· .... toordK~! Send
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Be sure 10 Include leaflet number and your
name. address and zip code. (New York l'!WI
State residents please add sales tax.) IL.I Here are some quick ideas
for turning ~owaways" into
practical. artistic aeatlons.
A clay drafn die makes a It takes a bit of
handy umbrella holder magic to make
when It is gift-wrop~d. this bracelet.
An~ dgarbac.}al' OI UC.. cori ~ a~,gi,,,_,...
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ow that the Rea rnMcetl .. coming to•
doM, It'• urn. to ..., doing tomef~
wtth .. ~ febulout ftnds.
Ladla end mell>ooc.a ~ (On""°'
don pliec:a wMn they .. ftled with ... ... "*'" of drted Rowen. And thoee but
ION 8nd Other lrtnkett you hev. been colect-
lr'8 am be Cl~ Nldcdur~~
~ti or 4lnCllNd In pk:twe ,,.,.,..,
,. ... more than 300,000 people have discovered that my
formula will provide tM road map that can lead to fot!Jl
financial freedom ... "
We've ~ IDlt and probablJ oner will,
but I th.ink we lhare a common intAnlt. That
luWelt ia in achi"1QI complete and total
ftn.acial~
8ec:aUM al thia cammoo intseet, I think
-can beat .,..t. belptoeech otht11. You eee,
a Utt.le OVS" lwetve months qo m7 net worth
r..cbe4 th• ~ million dollar 11\U'k, and
it. onlJ took me '8 moaaha to acbl"• that.
That mipL Do& impt"em you, but If you had
IMft me just.a fffW ,_,.. qo, JOU mlsht woO.
de:r bow I did it.. I U99d in Denwr then. in a
c:nmped, tumbled down houe at 254S South
Hi,ti Street. My wife waa apectiq our eec-
oad chilcl and -..,. eo broke ww had to
barrow S lG0.00 ha\ a nlative Just to bu.J
food and .,., the rent.
By the WQ, I know I didn't mab a milJiOD
dol1ara bec:auae al 1117 mperiar intelled -I
banly •ot \hroa1b Aa• Hip Sdtool <A-. Ion) with • c • .,......1 did. uw.
WW laW • llat I -,_.... that a
ealariedjol> .... nottheW1l7to ....... ftun-
dall7 free. If ,w'U .. and t.blnk, JU'l'U
,.file that mlWonabw do.not warlr 10, ID,
er 50 U.. ....-er a..-dwt JOU.
N°", bow cu .. Mil> 9Mll ochm't 1 am 1'Wi11C to than~ I haft '-"-I
-. bow that ~ .,..., aDll pWe to
High ron.ra. Casino gambting came to the East Coast late this
spring, with the opening of Atlantic City's first hotel for high
roneni. But a far mof9 important and COS11y f°'m of gambling
began In the &188 several months eartier, when the U.S. oll
Industry finally began Its search f°' oil and natural gas
under the Atlantic Ocean to the east of the dowager
New Jeraey resort. °'**'· 1Wo years befont drilling began, the in-
dustry anted up mora than $1 .1 blnion to the U.S.
government just to ge1 Into the game. That's hoW
much It cost to lease telected tracts on the Atlantic Outer Continen-
tal Shetf. For this stake-S90 million of it put up by Mobil'°' interests
In eight tracts-the. companies also received the right to spend
additional large sums on drilling this unlested frontier whent the odds
818 5 to 1 agalnst finding oll and gas in commercial quantities.
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Buel fiend. The Atlantic search Is foe~ In an 8198 k1 "'9it1 a tri9 .~
Baltlmote canyon, a U-ahaped underse8 trough which extends from
Long Island, N. Y. to Cape Hatteras. N.C. The first petroleum-seeking
wet! ever drilled In tha Baltimore canyon was dry. But in the h~h-
,..,.... ... odda. In June, Mobil and Its partners began drllUng their
1 __ owh_ "!!t Atlantic weft, In ~ter. tt will 181!8 &bout tour. --= ~ind..coii~~~ w.know~ thetft aor:: E:::=lltii:iiiiiblllbl:i. alfder; iht cfiiE teeeen the odch eQiinlt
dtsappointmem, our seiamlc ships spent two yeara CMtt the Ban~
more Cenyon, etectronatty ·mapping• rock fortnatlonl under ttie
eeebed In aeerch of then 'lit promising proapecia.
... wtnner? If the lee9ed section of the Baltimore Canyon llYOS up to
Its promlll, uys the U.S. Gedoglcal Surwy. tt coutd llldd u much u
870 million berlWls of crude oU and 11 trlllon cut*: feet of n.tural gas
to our domestic ,...,....., While tNt certainty won't be anywhere
near enough to rnehl America eett..utficlent-u North Sea oil Is
doing fOf ~ Unhld Kl~Attanttc oll and ges Wiii help reduCe
our heavy dlpendence on dollaf.dnlinlng lmporta. Which la wtiy pert
of the S 1 billion Mob6t will tPtnd throughout tNI )'Mr to find and
produce oll and natural gu II befng t>IC on the Baltlmof9 Canyon.
PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson
Does getting along with your consdence
have any medical Importance? Do women have more
"shoulds" and "musts" than men?
YOU AND YOUR
INNER VOI<:E
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TRUE OR FALSE? trouble:" Evidence would seem to ln·
dlcate that for peace ol mind, and physl-l . Conscience has been humorously de· cal well-being. It's Important to follow
9Crlbed as something that hurts when one rule: do as you think you should.
everything else feels good. Some people 3. True. In a study conducted by a team
Ignore Its promptings, others live by ol n ... ,_1.. Col ....,_be them. But the way the average person's of University orm~u um~ hav·
conscience works Is difficult to define. lof specialists, a 1 -pofnt self-rating sca&e
2. Getting along with Y<>ur conscience designed to measure MX differences on
hu medical slgnlfk:ancc. conscience as a determinant ol behavior
S. The extent to which your conscience wasCOi'istfucfed and gfven lo men ancf
determines behavior ts ltkely to de-women un~ty students. Rndlngs: the
your . ~ rated themselves stgnlfk:antfy pend on whet~ you re ..a ~ <\( 11 'on ~ -~ .-liiaoc dit · W<>roan. .... • COi mc.-e--e:r·
t . How often you feel guilty about things mining their behavior. And findings of
you did or didn't do Is apt to depend on. other Investigations are d_ted supporting
whether you're married or single. the fact that females are men Inhibited
5. The best ttme to ask another person end controlled by c:omdence In their be-
a1ng him M>ouf sciiMt • . 6 •
6. A man who ls on good terms wtth his
c:onscMnce has a deflnlte edge with
women In affairs ol the heart.
ANSWERS
1-F~"lii~Ccin
M:fence and Gufft,-Oi.Jama A. Knight.
Ptofaeor of Psyddatry and Associate
Dean, Tulane Unlve:rstty School of Medi·
dM, dcftnes It simply and suednctly.
"Consdence," he observes. "lsNCOgnized
by mott authorities as representing Inner
controls With this faculty man Is usually
at*t to NCOgnlze right from wrong, to Id
upon the 11ght and to retrain himself
from 'dotng that which he NCOgni.s u
wrong.·· I.
2. T"'•· As Psych&atrisi t\nWlt concludes
In tummlng up the ftndlngt ol his studies:
wh4rn one chaDenga and vtoblta the
pnndpla of hts own value system (as
voad by his c:ontet.~), he doa not
1accced In broldng thac laws: he
breaks hlmMK agalnsf them He diet. for
example. the cue ol a man "whole phy
tktan called • pasior and Aki. 'I have
bMn INlllllnQ th9 pMtent fot • ltomech
cor4t1on and hliW ~ .. I can. H!t
~m It ~ ~ the Reid of
mechdne. H. ti. C:hiated hla *• out of he tnherbnce. When he COfMI to
Wtpe wtth lhli and ruchea • propeT aolu·
tlm\, he Wtl no ~ hive 11eot'l'IKh
havior than males.
' lnvestlgaton sub)ected a random setet:
Hon ol men and women students to tests
designed to ascertain 9\lllt feelings. The
flndingt H)OWtd thel _aul!L!'" nll..Jl!J~~-==
.1112..diBiib:ly ~that ffie.. lei.lilU:l-
and-eniffifil ar•~---mftC.an=-~c.=..~~
In ifie nevel'-mairied than In tfiOMCir
other marital dualfk:.atlons and In fa·
males than In males.
5. True. A _good time to ask t~boss for
a rabe. or a friend for a &oan, Is when his
consdence It troubang him about IOfM·
thing. Psychological ttudJes at the Uni·
vcnlty ol Wbconsln .how that when •
pcnon does tomethlng he feels gudt)i
about, he suffers a temP«ary lou If\ td·
esteem. And the opportunity to._...
llsh h• Mlf·atHrn by C)(fendlf\g a help-
ing hand to another penon mM .. him
much man likely to grant favon.
6 . THM. P1ychologtcei ttucfla at Old Do-
minion UolvenltY Mrglnle) Indicate that
the "low-guilt" male who b on good
tams with his CONd4mca II !Ike.I)' to heve
the Inside trade "' ,.donth.,. With the
fair MX, •more at.,... In thft cornpMy
and moJ• adept at .. ,.~ thie ---
In tof»Mtlc ettu.attooa. The ftndlr9
ttrqngly ~ that ·~ guilt'' men .. ~*kine the ebiltY "to~ ..
nat• ~ WOMen who .. ~ dll·
ferent cua ~ their mood Ill Ind~ ..
W.nine: The ~ 6-11 Hes Dn•11d
n.~~110...-•Y•......_
. ... ,. .... -...~co
'Smo • ..
Heres
rm
"I like the taste of a good cigarette and
I don't intend to settle for less. But I'm aware of
what's being said. So I began searching for a cigarette
that couldgi_ve_me_the tasteJJike with.less tar.
"I found Vantage. A cigarette that .really ·
~-,. gives a lot.of taste. And with
· · · · much less tar than what I'd
smoked before.
. ,.
..
.. "I'll never
go back to
denture~
or~·
....... II ., J. Luongo, N.Y. ........ ...... .., ...... •• • •• .......
p a .......... _ , ................. ... ....................... ..,
,
Doctor1 haw found a most elrec-
tin medication that actually
belpa lhrink painful ~ of hemorrboidal tiaue. Q bJ
inflammation. In m&nJ caw, the
flnt aPJ>lieationa give prompt re-
lief for 'hour1 from auch pain and
burning itching.
When-.. Order FfOlll
~lnFtltftllrW.1kty
Pteue allow at .... t four ..U
for dellwry. Since ow~
often receMJ thousands of on:let9
from all OYe1 the country, ooca-
aionalty unintentional defV:.r-cur. If they do, Famlly ty
want• to ... lit you u much u
poeslble. Just send the detail• of
order to: Mary ~ Fumty
941 Lexfngton Av9nue,
NY10022.
n.ta bJ dodon OD hundJ"eda
of petienta lhowed thia to be true
in many CUM. The medication
the doc:tor1 ued waa Pt •potafto.
Ir-the ame Preparation B JOU
can get without a preec:ripUon.
Ointment and suppositoriea. Uee
on.17 aa dincted.
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_Quips&: Quotes_
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
TAKE ONE
Thev sov our son tokes ofter
me.
It 1$ o JJght I foll to see:
Mv son o-runnlng hopes to
catch me
And from the lead I hold to
snatch me.
Thev sov. In /oct, and swear it's
true.
That I toke ofter my dad. too .
Indeed toke after his dad some
I think It is o little dumb.
We hem about I.he human
race-
I'm in ii. and I'm in third ploce
-Richard Armour
CAUANAGENT
My doc set me to wondering.
It's worse than I could have
surmised: _
I have an ailment so very rare
A dlmlnurlve bus passenger
couldn't reach the owrhead
snap. so he hung onto the
whiskers o( the gentleman next
to him. The astonished gent
yelled. "let go!''
"What's the matterT the lirtle
fellow asked "Getting off
here'" -Audrev Earle
In the Fi/~s. maintaining o de·
cent standard of living called /CN
o good job. In the Slxtla. o de·
cent standard o/ llulng called /m
0 WOf'klng wife. In the seuen·
lies. o decent standard of living
coils for bigamy.
-Robert Orben
"Hove you tried on apple o
d , .. OJI.
That It hasn't been televtsed. The Jud!Jf! asked the defendant
-FredW~~on -wh~r~knew~dl/ference ·
' -...-wetflmrtgfttond wrong. ·
Ing a dentist. How come?"
"Oh, that's simple. I Just
ep>tnted out to him that while
everyone has 32 teeth. they
have only two ears."
-RONSortds
UP ntE FIRE POLE
A woman hum.div dlolcd
the /ft deport,.,.,.nL "Corne
quick." the 1houted at tlwl man
who ontwe~d 11NJ photw. "I
ho11C o fire rn my balemcnt. "
TM /fteman kept Na coo#.
"Whol hov. JIOU dOM about ti
IO /at?" M Olkcd.
.. , """"' tolM WG&ct on II," ,,,. rs.plltul, °1Hll ,, dldn ., >.tp."
.,Wtf t/wn," O'*'ft'8d IM /h/Wiftn> ..,,..,.) noi Ml.tdt
... ,,, ""'~ °'* n-• ..... .oUW ... fC'
-1.oM~ .. ....,-. ..........
"Sure I do. · vour Honor. It's
slmplv that I hate to make decl·
JJons." -Thomas LaMonce
-AIBott
UTILE EMILY
WEW DOtTORlS PJIDGRAM fEATURlNG CRAS~BURN DIET AND NEWLY
DEVELDPEDCAPSUl'EioRCES YOUR BDDYTDBURNAWAYFATAS IT · ••.•
Neutralizes Ill The Galories
In The Food You · Eat!
....... : Mir Eacll 1'1111 Y• Eat, Y• a.ly llrllka Dlwl 811 .... flt nd llll'n " I ny -II Y•
""' .......... ~ ........... (., ................ )llt5Uyl, ..... ,.. ...
1W1Y ..... tllld lld flt It 1111llcrMIMIriteIf11•ICll11
2 POUNDS GONE THE FIRST 24 HOURS bum PfOGrM'I JOU gently step up your Inner fut"MCef 8o when
I POUNDS GONE THE FIRST 48 HOURS food 'eftt.,. JOUf body, inlt-.d of bel!'Get0f9d .. fat, It la
10 POUNDS GONE THE FIRST 7 DAYS AOTOMATICALLY converted eo bumed-eway .....
BUW 'WAY UP TO ANOTHER • -41 -• POUNDS, 1WO -YOU GRADUALLY ACCILIMR YOUR FAT.au ... OR !VIM MOM._.. .... Dodot'a t•Ut'llD Olllode ._. Na MITUCM -~.::,. ... r calOrtc bum-off thM Intake • ......., ........ W.11110..1 UeMing: Yo(lr body, JOU even teeHng It, un....,_ •
TURNS EftRY LA8T eiT OF FOOD YOU l!AT 111'0 .,....,. •telidy IUf99 of fet-«»umer chemicel• cNrecttw Into JOUI .,..
AWAY INIRGY ~OF ITORllMJP FATt ~ tel-tem to lttack 9toNcklp f.t # •• llW>mdeallr 6teaks clc*n .••
ence Nia proven conc:lualvely thlit In JOU1 body there _,. a converta It ln10 fluid . • • tNlt draine right out of WoUt bodyl
tat-«»umlne ay111em of natural chemical tat~ t10 Ju.t llke<ai fu~ arowa hOCter Ind hotter the mote JOU
powetfut they are capable of NEUTRALIZING lliE tffECT ltOU It ••. ao your own body buma away fllt ,..._and futer
OF ALL THE CALORIES IN THE FOOD YOU EAT. That on09 the more you ltep up JOUf fM-bumlng !Mhlbollsm.
you ditoover hOw to unleaah thele fat-destroyer chemk:ala ntR& -YOU COllPl.818.Y DIRAT 11t1 QMATDT egalnlt cllnglna pockets of fat •.• JOU can ectually compel -.a CAUa OI' PAT IUl.D-UP, ~ appettt. end
JOUI bodY to GAOW SUMMER, INSTEAD OF FATTER, AFTER OYereatlng. a.cau.. the moment you tau lhla doctof• CAP-
EACH M~ YOU EAT! • StlLE, ravenous twnaer dfuppeare. Gnawtno '"*"-la
WOflU IQ. FAIT -Tfte VUY FIMT WOK AL.Gm YOU swftched off ••• you toe. your'"Cravtng for food for houn .t
LOU All AftRAGI Of' UP TO 1~ POUMDI OI' llODY flW. a Ume. · .
ID AND PAT IVERJ .. HOUflSf Now from one of America'• Mo,. lfgnlflcant • • • "'*' JOU do -on thla Doctor"• leading obeelty apklallats comee a thrilling crash-bum • ., ORASK-LOSS diet and Utetlme SO"' maintenance prooram,
to allmnea ••• that doee • ., with all the torhJ,. of rlgoroua since your body oomptet.iy NEUTRALIZES THE FAT -8UILJ>.
diet ONCE AND FOR ALL -ends bnltal exercise FOA£VERI ING EFFECT OF All THe CALORIES IN THE FOOO YOU What thla dock>r Nia done fs lfmpfy this: Found a Mtrell,. EAT, exceea 'at ..._ CMnot form ••. ~p bodY f.t •
WQ for you to gently l'Ue the lewet of your f.t-«»u-=-burned off end...., flWlt'/ ~the hour -end you OOll& ••
1------llDCIUMIL...,.... ..... up the tlow-~~OWll ...... 11 L ......, fl..tlllf. .-, ................ till
fat-«»umera ••• IO thai ewry time JOU ...... JOUf ~ . DOCTOR ADVW: .... ,.... CllAIH ..... ...,.....
Meo.a&lc•NEUTRAUZ£S THE EFFECT OF-ALL-THE CA&, O&Y,W ~ ••• 011•W• YOU
OR1£S IN THE FOOD YOU TAKE IN -AND YOUR BODY ...-.. A--I Of ...... ._ ......._ .. --thlfta YOU MELTS AWAY FAT LIKE HOT WATER MELTS DOWN JCEI ::;'ic:;'I: ;.;., You ~-°";; ........ CAP10LE
• ~ .y ... wlth•tNI doctor's iMfflnG ANTf.-OALORIE PROGRAM ~ PAOGRAM lftd9finltety • • ,. OChenrtM, you
Ind c:apeule, you "tw up" JOUr lnner fu~ -you ,...,... mlaht become owrtJ tNn.
la 1111 the calorlet coming In -10 not one ounce of the Alto, • IOnCI a ycMa .,. on Ills ANT1.cALOAI£ Pf'oOnlm
food YoU •t <;an ~bty tum to fat. you cennot lltulf and gorge yowMtf allty on ower-rich, hlth-
ACTUAU.Y ........ YOUR 10Dr1 FAT ca.La nMmNG fat foOda. Thenl ta a~ H.,ut on )Ult how fast IMd6cll
-endMre'•
I
Tens of thou.ands of Amertcans now
haw a better chance of l8vtng a lfe
because of • handy' anlmatat wallet-size
card which reminds them how to do CPR
(canllopulrnorwy rauxffatlon). Oewl-
oped by Dr. Herman N. Uhley and staff
at Sen Franctsco'1 Mount Zion H<JIPHal
and Medical Center, "The ABC's of
CPR" card shows the technique In mo-
tion. When tihed, the Images on the card
move, showing how to perform the three
bask: CPR steps.
So far, 12,000,000 Amerlcans have
lamed how to administer CPR, a tech-
nique expc11s believe could prevent aa
many as 300,000 heart-attack deaths a
year. But since thote who have learned
the technique don't have a chance to
pndoe It unless they take a refresher
coune, Dr. Uhley Mys some form of
rmew may be needed to keep the
k~ fresh for use In an emergency.
To order your personal CPR cant,
send 35¢ and a stamped, sd-addraaed
envelope to: Community Relattons-FW,
Mount Zion Hoapttal and Medical Center,
P.O. Box 7921. S.n Francbco, Calif.
94120. And ti you're ln1mated tn taking
a CPR course, contact your Jocal Red
Croa or Heart A810datlon.
chlldren'• .....,, . rnl8UIM· EdlMci ""' nofllld crt11c CWton Fedlman. Crtcbt II
one~ cMdren can tM. ..tously.
The monthly~. which II aimed et ~,...... 6-12, conalni • blsnd ol
«fucalon and entntUiment. Vocebu·
lliry _..nee for rad4n cioma from
. ~cenoon cNraderl 1n ~ "*""· cnct.t prints .... ~ and
poemt ~ wen.known .uthors and utllll
• we1. wen by~. 1t • J>M• ....-.. ldat, which have ewn Includ-
ed en odglrwl Ndpe b et.phant AIW
from ~ 11-v-r. -old.
Went more Hom.ion? Wrtla Public
~ FW, CRICl<ET, P.O.
Bar 100, Li !We, •. 61301.
llft'DUgg
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Scotch For The Whole Family
There's a new kind of Scotch that's
sweeping the U.S. -Scottish games.
The games, which lrdade tradllional
Scottish events, such as Highland danc·
Ing, plptng and cabcr-llolling, are now
played In m<lft than a dozim staaa, and
thousands of spectators arc expected
Labor Day weekend for a competition to
be held In Santa Rosa. CaW.
One of the competitm1 there will be BID
Andenon, the unofftclal King of the
Garnes. Andcnon, a burly 270.I>. coo-
strucUon foreman from Aberdeen,
Scodand, tOllCI the talephone-pole-sti.e
-lfiin anyonemlf\e W<iif'=. -
lllS well 1111 throwing hemmers and
~Is. AppolnlleCI a Mem~ of the
Order .of the Brjtllh Empire tn 1977,
Anderson has been tolling caben for 20
Calculaton Really
Do Help
Does 1he '* ol c:U:uJaton . to tuch
.. ~In eleiNntary echool unda--
mlne children'• perfonnMce? No, 11)11 •
Ndonal Science Foundadon·funded a.ctv of .eudenll In ........ -not • rtt.; ..... c:ioirNdy. • ow. found lhe c:eicw.lora .... ~
years and has won some 3,000 tndMdual
competltk>ns durtng that time. He com-
petes In an average of 35 Highland
games a year.
Anderson says he learned to toss the
caber (which Is .thrown for accuracy, not
dlstanoe) and to be a competitor on the
farm where he grew up. "There were 11
of us, 9 boys and 2 girts, and ttlere was
plenty of competition," he recalls. Right
now, Anderson's 2 young sons are arut·
lous to follow their father's footsteps, but
hls older boy would rather play other
sports such as soccer or rut/:7y.
-,:or more lnfonnadOn &bOuTSCofflSli
games In the U.S., wrtta: Fred Vaughan,
North Amerlcan Scottish Games Assoda·
don, "P .o: Box 3436, North Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina 2958.
motivating for elementary students and a
source of IUStalnlng motivation, " says
He -.ys. hol.ww:r, •0on•t have the
child u. calculators to check his wot'k. H
he' 1 tpent hal an hour doing his calcula-
tions and then chedo them tn • fww
mlnu• he mey come to _. the calcu·
laeor .. • wev of cheating.· Whead.y
aays, "c.JcuJators should be • way ef
Hdobclng the child'• methemetical lklla,
not ahort-c:lm<lng them ...
Whutl.y bekwls perwnts can efely
encourage chlldren ol any age to ute
'cU:uJaton .. they wt.I hq> their lnlaat
In fNlth. He MY* the chid Mn UM them
to .,..,, tn11thematlcal 81"*. to dewlap '* math tklll or IO~ the pmwnt ~
outu:h ~ malh~aafood
bis or bMndng a~.
.
Qulckakes
Loe ~-.... die want air q9a8tr la die COGldly ays a mady
by the Natklnal WlldW. Federation.
Ac.cording to the report, Los Angela
had "unhealthful. wry unhealthful or
hazardous air" on 318 days In the year
.wwyed. The next-worst dUes were
Dcnwr, wtth 177 bed-air days, and
Ab.tquerque and Philadq,hia . wtth
150 bed days.
Waat die a. ... t luldoa looll?
Try old dotlMa. Old II new across
the countJy u yesterday's second-
hand clothes become today's fashion
trend aetten. Among the hot Items btr-
tng sold In "antique" clothing bouti-
ques: vats, embrokicred shirts and
dinner )eckets. In addltk>n to the look,
1eeondhand clothes buyen say they
are attracted by the fabric and
manship of older garments.
F.w., .. .. mahlc:ltJ day fOI'
bub. According to a survey by the
Banlc Adm!nlstratk>n lnstttute, nearly
half of aD the benlc robberies In the
U.S. occur on Friday.
A ... 11 poep of ........ rt.It"
docton acc:CMllda f• die ._.of
malpnctlc:e clam. ..,. • ,...t
p11blS.Md In the New England Jour·
no/ of Medicine. The NPCJrt says that a
four-year study of doctors In the Los
Angela area SJ\Owed 1hirfn--1!Mla-.+--I----"'"~
1 Cl> of than "llCCOUnllld for 1011> ol al
claims and 3011> of aU payments made
by tile lnsurancc plan."
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~J:'~ t P spoaTs -ctEARANcE SU"DAY, AUCUST ZO
11:00 9 C1J CIS Spotts s,edel "Auto Rac1n1" live cove11ae ot Ille
M~waul:" '200' from Ille Wisconsin State Fair Park e .,.._..,at tilt 0.. Mo lntomlat1011 m1llble at pms time m DMctr ...... The Los An1eltS Oodaen n the Mew Yon Mets
tt:JO e @ 1UJ s,.tsWottd Co¥e1111 of Ille Hall of flme International
Oiv1111 Meet from Fort lludtrdll• (Fla ). Ill• Celtboty Callenae Off·Road
Rice trom Lis Vecu. Mn , and • taped report on 01an1 Ny1d's
scheduled (:ijba·to Flondl SW1m t1IO 9 C1J n. Watdleltlr W Clallk Final round cove111e of this
tournament from the WC$1Chesttr (HY) Country Club "•est" course.
8 @ 8 i.Fl rT•S.-FlllMI Ol~land vs San Franttsco.
2:00 e C...... Opetl Tlllllis ai...,10•1ps Cove111e ot the SI 70.000
National Cllampionslup of Canada.
ID llCNtll -.nc. Slccef Liii• ""°"* 4:00 • Ill d'Or. Z4 Holll1 el Lt 11111111 Hi1hh1hts of Ille Gold (:ijp of
motorcycle endurance racin1 from Le Man$, France
IJI) Clllrrm rr.s.-F....,. San D1e10 n New YM. Jets. (one day
\Ape delay). 4:30 a rn cm a u5'A ..,.. llld Girta' Jvnlof Clllni,ioMhtps
Recorded h1&hli1hls of the tournament competition amon1 1olfdom's
finest youn1 1mateur1 from the Wilminston (Del.) Country Club.
lllOICDAY, AUCUST 21
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FRIDAY, AUGUST n
4:30 e Aftaeb "'""' The California Anaels n. the Boston Red So•.
l:Oo. (]) ® a llFt ~s.-F-.tWI live toveraae ol the aame
between the San Fr1n<1sco 49er's end lht Denver Brol!COS
SATURDAY, AUGUST M
11:00 8 @ 8 lilljer I.tape 11111111 Teams not m1l1ble al press time e _,... a.wt The tahtomll An1els vs. the Boston Red Sol.
12:JO • ~ c.lpt• Hall If r .. WI Clmlc live coverace of lhis 1ott toum1ment from lllt Pinehum (H C ) Country Club.
3:30 D C1J CIS Spotts s,.dlalllr H11hhlhls and 1ntemews With the pr111C1pals involved 1n the f11st Muhlmmld Al1·lton Spinks Htavyweirht
Champ1011sl11p bout
S:00 • Cl) f2I Mes WW. lllflltd If s,.ts Co¥t1111 of the World
Sw1mm1n1 and DMnt Cllam~lps from Wnt Berlin.
6.-00 D O 0 llfl r...s... FtetMI los Anrelu Rims vs. Oakland
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sportscaster for ABC's Wide World of
Sports. rtCflls great moments in
professional and amateur
compr.l1tton
U l'O!MJt & His f nellds I.I Campus l'rofllt-Viewpolnt on
llutritlo11 "Masht1l1on" Hosl Or
Arnold Pike discusses the importance
of proper masllcahon of food 1n the
maintenance cl good health w11h
aclress l ynn Carlin. of James at I~
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TV WEEK. AUGUST 20. 1978
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ch1flen1e lom Snev1 for the point
s1and1n1 lead of USAC Others "
peeled to compele include Rick
Mears. A I Foyt Johnny Rutherford,
Wally Oallenback. Danny Onca1s
IJ DoomsdlJ 111 Ille Dome D Dir of Discowery
I.I (}1 (8) Gr11t Cirape Apt
O Church of I.lie Good Shepherd
!lOl Issues & Answtn
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Oodam vs New York Mets
Q) Church in lite Home
IHI Cltolces m Electric Cotltpanr ru Horizons
-11:30-u '1J llf SportlWolld Coverage
ol the Hall ol fame lnternatronal
01v1n1 Meet from f Oii Lauderdale
Fla • the wild Cetebnly Cltallence Off· R~d Race w1lh such stirs as Redd
rou me Sommers ind Dan Hae
1erty, and 1 report on Oian1 Ny1d's
scheduled Cuba lo florlda swim
U Jimmy Sw1u1rt a -r 11 Anlllllti A11im11s
PROBLEMS IN THE SCHOOLS across the country. In Denver. CBS News
Correspondent Charles Colllnewood spoke
extensively to students, parents, teachers and
admin1straton, who voice their concern about
what ts happening 1n the classroom.
Tht: hrst broadcast looks·at some of the -
most troubling aspects of public schools,
includine lack of d1sc1pline in the classroom.
students carryin1 weapons, widespread use of
dru s, and hi h rate of absenteeism.
~.~.~~~~} . . .·.
SOii!• Of the unlit y111a ceum-of t el>fObltms
faced by school systems throughout the
country. Althou1h tnOJe and more money 1s
being spent on education-some $83 billion a
Y'lf ~t4efMfttlfY-tlld 4liflt xbool! the . . .
ewr,,m present • nree· ourreport our. e secon ur 1s devoted to a search -!n:'v~~arn1n1 process and
on lhe state ol publte education in Amenu on for the causes, includine an uamrnallon of whether rt rs a "thief of time " or whether it
the nrahts of Tuesd1y, Wednesday and the role of television 1n the s1tuatton. The third uposes youn1 people to valuable lan1ua1e
Thursday {from 8 to 9PM each n11ht) on CBS hour looks at the proposed solutions to the and lmJ&eJ they m11ht otherw1.se never have
With Walter Cronkite as anchorman and problems known
Charles Colllnpood and David Culhane as the A CBS News Poll. to be reported by In rts third hour. "Is Anyone Out There
Field Correspondents. the three.hour report, Cronkite, deals with the depth of public learn1n1?" deals with proposals for 1mprov1n1
"Is Anyone Out There lurn1ne? A Report ap1nt0n on the eduattonal 1><oblcms. causts public ed~hon 1n the United States It
C.rd on Public £ducatton," addresses the and solultoos. "Students. parents, teachers explores and evaluates a number of
mounttnc criticism of our public education and eaptrts-and many obset'Yers rn print and approaches no. bein& tested In school dlS
system. btoldeul media~are intreaStnaly critical ol e tricts 1n Cl11ca10, San Fr1nctseo, Virainia and
Growlna "functional tlllleracy" 1mon1 hi&h sY$1em they say is not ediicat1n1 youna people New YOik City Such 1nnov1t1ons lnch1de:
school araduates, s1auen1n1 of d1sc1phne in u wtll as they could bl and certainly not as mln1rnum competency tastina. which would
the schools. "social promotion" despite poor well u they $hould be," observes Ctonklte at enforce minimum stendards for vaduattOft
performance, 1nd felllne test scores ere tht openrna of the series from h•&h school; mastery learnlne. which
1mon1 the problem1 examined in this thr••· Tile openlnt hour narrows Its focus on suppotts frequent testint of students and
hour report. The overall problenu and tr11i D1hver. Col0t1do, where the problem in its Immediate correction 1f they are fallina be·
clsms themselves ere examined In the first school system typify those In other art1s hind • ......
CJ Reliciolss Ton H.n
(1Jl Mewit: "D••oh" (wes) '4S-
John Wayne. Vera Ralston. Walter
Brennan, Ward Bond ma.bop
AFT•RNOON
12:00 e A lttttr W17 e (]) QI) lsaa aM Allswtrs
CJ ftn1111y'1 De It YeurMff
Q) Tiit lold OMS m Gnat Perlofma"'"
-12:30-
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(•es) 'S7 fred MacMurrey. Janice
Rule. Jettrey Hunter, Chill Wills
1:00
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Classic Final round coveraee of this
Sl00.000 classic flom the Westches
tei Country Club '•est' course 1n
Hamson, New York rn f'vblk Affairs
U (U) 0 llfl Pr•SuJOll foot·
bait live coveraee of the eame be
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the Oakl1nd Raiders from C10
delsllck Park 1n S111 r ranc1sco e People 1 ® Allil!llJI A11111111J
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Olmer, Richard lohAson. Ralph
R1th1rdson, Aleunder J<no1
<!al Wwds-A-Poni•'
fD "ut Ptl1on11111Cts l2ll Crimes of forsottH Cllllclrt11
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onsltips Cove111e of the SI 70,000
N1tion11 Championship of Canada
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The Bol d'Or. the Cold Cup of mot0t
cycle endurance racine, 1s held on
the Bu11t11 C11cu1t 1n le Mans.
F11nce. and 1s the brutst. best and
most famous race of rts kind There
are 61 ol the 450 pound machines
entered rn lhe race lwo men to each
machine. and lhe name of the eame
1s endurance
D MtN: "Sbt«NCll War" (wes)
·40 Wilham Boyd. Rus.sell Hayden. m flloorit: (C) "Tiit V'roleld Men w
(wes) 'SS-Glenn Ford, Barbara
Stanwyck. [dward C Robinson
Ql lllovi1: ct) "Stace frirht"
(mys) '50-Jane Wyman, Marlene
01elr1ch
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(21)$petdw•J
()fl Char1er1 Pre-Season football
One d1y delay broadcasl San Diego
vs New York Jets.
-4:30-
0 Movie: "Across the Puific"
(adv) '42-Humphrey Boeart, Mary
Asloi, Sydney Greenstreet
0 Il l 'IO) all USCA Bors' and
Girts' l1111iof Cha111pionslti' Recorded
h1ghhghts of tournament co01petr
hon among eolfdom 's finest young
amateurs hom tile W1lm1nfton (Oel)
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Q.f) IRNISidt
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5:00
<.D Jou""' tt M'fttltllft Iii Sbr Tre•
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Mceo!m!Ck, I•" Sterhnt
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hloe from Wolf trap
Suppose you ha" • pl111 for• tll'rific Au1ust. Leonard Bemsttin,
Smh Vauahan, P'ete Set11r, At1o &uthrie, T •• letltke, Qilld
M1nJione, and ttle ~ey Ballet art &m•I llwt perfOr111ances tflis
lllOllth. Your idea of 1 terrific Allavst is tt 1tttll4 them all .. bupt-
JOU're in Los An1tlts, and tht per1onn111US 1rt11'l l1lt Joffrey is
dancin1 It Artparl ift upstatt llew Yorl, tfle musk is all onsb&e at
Wolf Trap Farm, near WnhinatOft D.C. You COC1sult schedules,
timetables, rour bant account. How do JOU 10 to 1 conart all tht way
aeross the countl}l
Simple. You stJy llome-1nd tum on llCET. Hilflli1htlll1 Au1ust
P'led1t Nilhfs, Channel ZI is brift&in11n 1111prtcedentt4 1trits of live
performances to Los An1eles Mnll.
The series opens at Wolf Trap Tuesday at 9PM, with two 1t1enda1J
names in Amtriuft foll music-Stt1er and Guthrie. l'ete Setser,
hero of the &hartcrotipers and coal miners of tht Grtat Deprmioll,
joins Woody Guthrie's son Ario, 1 popul11 voice of Sillies dissent, to
sin1 aftd play music from the mmow of America-raatimt, cou•try,
blues and ballads.
On Wednesday, 1t 9PM, the Hrits mO¥es from music to dance, and
from Wolf Trap to New York State's Artparl, sltu1ted nur the 1or1•
of the lli11m River. In this spectlcular Mttin11 famed dloreo1r1-
pher Robert Joffrey presents his Joffrty Ballet In a proaram includiftl
Frederick Ashton's "Les Patintu11," Gtartd Atplno's "Valentine," end
"L'1ir Du Esprit" and Ruth1nn1 loris's "take Wai.."
Jw phenomenon Chuck Man1ioftt brinas it 111 back to Wolf Trap
on Thursday at 7:30nl. The man who "" us "fHls So Good" and
"Bellavia" aot his start back i11 bdlester, ••Yott wht11 his father,
a aroctr, be1a11 invitin1jar.z1rtists (includift1 Dilzy Cillespit, whonl
thud calb "my miniul f1thtr") to comt homt for di11ntr 111cl livin1·
room jam MSSioM wlttl his boys. His blttlcl of jau, pop, allCI ballld is
as smooth tncl n1aalll1 u his dlarmill1 pmttKt outa11 .
Followlna thud Man&iont 1t lO:oortil is aft neAi111 of Geor1•
Citrsllwln-illduclifta "AA Amtriclft in P'aris" and 1tltctioll:s from
"Poro and less".
The series wflllh up Oft f'r1day at 7:lOPll wlttl two Mc llallds-u
dHhrent It ttley .,. •pe"-lllf a blrtw., ,.rty. llltlhf lllfll~
• Bemstelfl is tumhl1 silty this month, and ht'• ill'lited fOlllt brilliant
cuests, lllcludin1 fellow conductor •stn1n Rostro,oridl, wioli•ist •
Ylhlldi Mtnuhla, and composer Aal'Oft Copllnd, to join llim and tht
National S1mptlony Orchntr• at Wolf Trap for 111 Main& of
Btrnsttlfl composltlClftl, includin1 MltctioM from "West Sldt Stofy"
and his IJ1'ltlflonla. AIMS 1t lO:OOPM, Tt1 leMkt, Utt 111a11 wllo Sllll
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hatred of his 1 rur old cS.uchttr
when he puts htr 1n1urtd cal lo
sleep A mysltrt01n healtr, bthevtd
lo be a ••lch. reconctles them by
br1n11n1 the cal back lo hie P•trick McCoohan, Susan Hampshire and
Karen Dolrl(t star
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undercover at 1 New Enaland colleae
to trap a kidnapper who hu ab·
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8:00
D (() lllltda (R) The bank •here
Brenda woru IS pd1n1 a ''Miss
Secuoty Bank Girt" from 1mon1 the
1111 tellers, but 8'enda W1nts no part
of the compehlt0n
II 8 l'Njed UFO "S11ht1n1
4008 The Oestrt Sc>nnas lnc1dtnl"
(R) A huae UFO lrtlh • rtd hot
undeBlde pursuu two men travehna
1n an aerial tramw1y 1n the C.hfom11 ~SllOqs. 8 ED TUM HOSTS
• FAllTASTIC flSHING ACTIOl 111 THE
SE.A OF COITUJ
•Sll:CW.~~: .. ~ This JO.minute sptelal fu
lures the Sl>O'I of fisllin1 fOf abun·
danl su lift in lht S.1 of Cortez,
located in Bala. Califomi1.
TV WEEK, AUGUST 20, 1978
11@ 8 Tiie lie E...t: (at) rt11c:t Stlry "Oay of TerrOf, Niaht of
fear" (R) After bunalinr 1 ban•
robbery, a pair of small-time th11wes
(Warren 01tes and llrllCt DavisoR)
bamcacle lhemstlves 1n a skyscraper
ofl1Ct i nd pby 1 nervotts waitina
11me With a S.W.A. T leant. Chad
Ewerett, Sandy Dennis, M1ltol111
Atltrl>urr and Shrta llrl1n co stM.
•On1Mn
• CD Cll B AIC S.11411 llMI: (C) (lllf) "Jee (W' (WU)
'72-Chnl Eastwood, John Suon,
Robert OUYlll, Sttlll Gart11, Don
Stroud A New Meaico town is
1nv.ded by Muicans. and fiptina
breaks out between the townsfolk
and the M111e1ns. aSSIS!ed br power.
ful l1ndowners
......... rd
9 8 llat..,-. Tlllatre "Pol· dark II" Oemelza has lo face crisis
alter cnsis 1lone, while Ross is in
London. When he returns to Nam·
para, he is moved by Demelz1's
braverr and they are reconciled . D linlt rlfflnutlc:a
-9:30-
• (()Alice (R) For weeks, Met has
bt,en pointedly tellina Alice. flo and
Vera how much lie dislikes surprist
parties Now, it's his SOtll birthday
and he 1s sorely disappointed wllen
they take him 11 his word
• Tiit ... Is c-.
Ill IEY. R. WUltlllUllD, * 14 YEAIS PllSO•O Of THE COllMU•ISTS .... ., !tit ...,,,,.
10:00 a CJ) Sllildl, After thew father is
killed 111d 1 seaet lonnula for an
am111n1 beauty treatment slole11,
two S&Sttrs ICCUSt each other, tadl
hlrinf 1 P1rtMr lit ll1e8Me ..,.--•
!!yin fll 1nvtttfpte .o., .. ....., e El"llllt-..., .._ .-~ •
• OM c.,11 ._.. ....
01•,.,._.lltWTra, ·Tiit~ -lO:lo-
11:00 •CD •wa""" ••a""' ·-~ -~---= • 8-0aii-C.blt, lnaTllflltf .
• Sl6f1I c.lflr1lil O.._.IZ 0 ._, ...... c:.c.t
-ll:lO-
• Spn fllll CD •ema. •O•llC Litt lllrle: CC> '1 .. ..._ •-n. ... a n.. " a.. Jee lkCdf" <•ra) '77-reter loflt, Job
Fonyt1tt, r.trkil llttl
•111t11tCM I =:r:-<J:) ....., r cce11>
'Sl-0111 Dlll'YU. ""' llcC..ick. al ~ a:> '""' ,. " r1
......... (COii!) 1'-Jaata Cohn!.
-11:40-
• lltNl:'111t llotorltu LI••· llctJ," "Wllllovt ~flont" • ~~ rm "Tiit •• ,...,.,.
(drl) '"-[ml ny., ,.., fllldl.
I MONDAY
MICUST Zl
Fer _., -... liltilp, ,. ........ oanun mcms.
.._, '9r,.. ewe: It ta, •• t9le .,. ......
DATIM DIES
l l:JO • "Marritt trail" (dra)
·so-Join Cuwford, Windell
Corey, William Ltslle
·~ • CC) """ f1Jill SMtf" (sa·fi) '6S...Albtrto Sord1, Sri
va111 MlllCllno. Mona V1tt1.
l.10 ()) CC) """ lRt-111" ( d11) '67-R1<h11d Todd, hmes
MICMhur
3:JO • CC) Hln" (com) '67-
Jlck Lemmon. Et.int May, Peter
Falk, Nina W1yne, Eddie
Mayehofl.
' lv•1llN6
8:00
9 ()). ())QI) ....
B IIIO._ • r..,.., °"' .......
• !'lam 0.'1 bt ... 0.-• Str'Mb ti SH Ff'lllCia
a I.Ills, '• ' , .. • °"' f.llJ a n. m.ODO """'"'
• ----Slllc -6:30-.....
• CJ) ()) 9 AIC'• MW1y lllM ._.. Tums not 1n1l1ble
at pras tilM. (l)TtTll Ille T,_.
II.tr~~
• lllldllll ~ ..
7100 ........ -· •u.naw .
(I) Sl'lcw. ... ""' Al t9le ~ C.. (411r) Jollnny Cnll Is
host tor • look at tllt llopu arid dre•ms ol cilildren. GlleSts lnclllde
Michael Lindon, Carol Bumtlt, Roy
U U 0 Uttlt Htvtt N tl1t
Pnirte 'Tht Wisdom of Solomon"
(R) A small black boy (Todd Bndaes)
comes lo the conclusion tlllt even 1n
education won't OVtrcome the colol
ol hii st111 when he offers to sell
h1msetl into ~e to Chartes In
plb in ucllan1e t01 school1111.
• llMt: CC) (at) "Oatr17 All
"-'ti" (sc:1.fi) '69-Peter W~hams
• lllM: CC) ('Zllr) "Tiit Den's Elpt" (dra) '69-Chmlopher
Ce0t11. Ralph Meeker. Fab11n
• Hit City Slladoe Slmns hos1s • Sl(aAl Etllliltc ii .,__
(2111) Coneh1s10n Clenn FOid stars as
Jesse Cn11. a onc•·1reat Hollrwood
producer who returft.S to the Cannes
mm fts1iv11 to 11J and recapture his
I01mtr tame and fortune. He has with
him 1 movit sc:ript that could HStly
save his career, but no sooner cklts
he lrrrYe than he att11Cts the envious
11t1nt1on of 1nternat1on1I person
ahlles who want his screenplay for
lheir own Shirley Jones. Eddie
Albert. Vince Edwards. Cloria
DtHmn, Patrick M1cnee, Erin Cr1y
and Harry Guardino co·star. The con·
clusion will 111in on Wednesday eve-
"'"' at this same time. fD 0 Ill An111 llar111i11a Dolly
visits Anni 11 Vronsky's country
house ind finds her happy, yet torn
over whetller to d1V01ce Kaienin and
thus lose her son.
-8:30-
• 6iled Tlllts ( R) Soc11I Security
could stand 1n the way ol love wllen
t.fandpa [Yins and hss lady decide
it's hme to 111 marritd
8:00 a ••a-s ... (R) Maeor Winchester,
COftfty1n1 the drearineu and tnlSfra·
<Im Mm Griffi11 Sllow Guests 1n
elude Nina Btanch1rd, Michael Irv
inc. Maud Adams. D1vid Youn1 and
SUStt Coelho. ...... m ,, llo !'Mi Whir
10:00
D LR ~ (R) Lou lt1rns he has
cancer and has to under10 sur1ery CD UMrllllCJ OM .......
m srECW. °""'*' llr1Nrem T111s 59ftlll details the open1n1 as
s.ault by Hiller on RUSSla 1n lune
1941 Unique film lootase and inter
wiews frOlll Hitler's confidants and
1over11ment olhc1als 11e 1ncorpo
rated to illustrate the man 1nd the
th1nkin1 behind one of the b1uest
and bloodiest b1ttles that 59flled the
end of £urope's dominance '" inter
national 1ff11rs. nus proaram re
peats on Wednesday n11ht 11 this
same lime.
181 9llt Meftr's lollr111I
allllolllm m V111 C.111110
-10:30-
m11m 11 :00
II Cll 8 C1J ®l !Ms
D DO!Ms
• loft AMtrkl• Style ..... : CC) "Th Tirtt 1114 tllt
~..,Cit" (com) '67-Ann·Marcret
Vittorio Cauman, flunor Parker
·Tiit~ C..• •F~ZWipt OStrlM
9DidCMttSM a F11t1tt ._, 1es1 mvarw..s a llladleil~"' 11,ett
-11:30-
• (I) C1$ Lnt llllN: CC) "Tiit
Swu" (com) ·~-Gtace Kelly, Louis
Jourdan, Alec Cu1ness
II 0 a JeUIJ C.11111
• Twilicllt lMt •CJ) (JI QI St1, (R) (lhr)
Jessica and Chuter hie wreak
havoc on the JUdlClll system alon1
••th their sarcastic butler. Benson,
lltlen the thlee testily in Jessa's
murder trial. Jts.s1t1 Tate may bt at
the end of her rope when 1 surpnse
witness is brou1ht into the rourtroom
to present st1rthn1 and 1nt11au1na
evidence 11a1nst her ........ ,...._
.., '« Surt
0 Liiias Y11a ' ,.., m~AIC!Ms
12:00 m Hilb Hopes
Cl) HoN, lllOOlltf\
m ""'' .. -12:30-
• ""' Autty B CJ) CJD) 8 '9kl Story "Hard
Rock Brown'' Ricardo Montalban.
D1v1d Croh and Art Metr1no star m Croa..Wlb Cit Mttlt: "Slltll Shock" (dr1)
'6-4 Buch Dickerson, Carl Crow.
1:00
D 121 a.t TOlllOfrw
D Mawtfid
-1:30-
~ WiW ~ ff Waals
-2:05-u Mtirie: "Qllality Stffft" (dra)
'37-Katharine Hepburn. Franchot
Tone
lion of lus new situation al Ille 1 c1•d~ft .ona.~-..~.-
10 Ills parents, also offers his candid
assessment ol some of its principal
penotllfitlu. e D a lllC llMur 11 .. 1t: (C) (af) .,.,..... ...... -ft.
t9le U.S. iif Fini" (d11) '75=Blad
Oourif, MlfC Sinp r, frank Converse.
W1Ulam Daniels, Stephen £11iott, R111
McClanahan, Milch Ryan, Dnid
S9ielbe11. 8am G11nt. An AJr FOICt
se11unt admits he Is py and lllen
AU CAOILLACI DllCOCHfT!D
11tOOaA"DI OP DOU.A•t lllAIO! A" OP'nltt WI! AU ll!ASYI .....
Pulitzer Prize winner
Arthur Miller's new pl•y,
"Folme," wrilten speci•lly
for TY, will h•ve its pre·
miere vi• the H•llmuk
H•ll of hme on NBC
during the 1978·79
seuon. Miller u id:
'"hme' is •bout the
ironies of being famous,
pulicululy • f•mous
writer, •nd more p•rticu·
luly in the United
Sl•tes." The pl•ywrlghl
based his one-h our
dr•m• on two rel.iced
short stories he wrote
which •ppeued in The
Saturd•y Evening Posl.
"Folme" is • C•les
Brothers Com~ny pro·
duction, Gilbert C•tes is
the producer. (He wu
producer·director for
NBC's te leust of Miller's
"After lhe F•ll" and wu
executive producer with
his brother Joseph for
the Hallmuk production
of "Have I Got A Chri5t·
<ago
lntern•tion•I Film Fes·
tiv•l's Gold Hugo Aw•rd.
His "Death of •
S•luman" (for which
Miller won • Pulitzer
Prfze), "A View ffom the
Bridge,'' "Incident •t
Vichy" •nd "The
Cru<lbfe" •lso h.-.ve bffn
•d•pted for television.
Miller'• m•ny honor•
Include •~ver•I Tony
A~rds, New Yort Or•m•
Critks Circle Aw•rd• •nd
the Oon•ldron Award.
At announced,
"Return EnB•seme n't,''
•t•rring Elizabeth Taylor , ... ,0
•nd Joseph Bottoms, will
•lso be• H•llm•rk H•ll of
F•me presentation next
se•son. .... *
Filmlng hu begun on
the second suson of
episodes for The
Incredible Hulk, sturing
Bill Bixby, Lou Ferrigno
and Juk Colvin, for
bro•dust Frid•ys (9 to
lOPM) on CBS. Fo r the
new season, Chuck
Bowm•n, producer lut
yeu, h•s been n•med
supervision producer
with Nicholas Coru •nd
James G. Hirsch as new
producers. Creator Ken·
neth Johnson continues
as executive prochicer for
Universal Television pro·
duclion based o n the
Marvel Comics hero.
* .. * Michael L•ndon, star
and executive producer
of NBC's hit series Little
House on the Pr•irie,
promises new faces •nd
new pl•ces u production
st•rts this week on the
popul.lr series' Oft
season.
The fourth se•son
ended with the highly
rated two-p•rt dr•m• in
which the lng•lls family
suffered with their eldest
d•ughter, Mary, as she
TV WEEK, AUGUST 20, 1978
IMPRESSIVE CREDITS
Cheryl Ladd. who portray~ K11~ on ABC'~ Charlie's
Angels (Wednesday, 9PM). wa~ horn Cheryl -.1op·
pelmoor in Huron. S 0 A ~up<'lb pNformer. she 1s a
combination of tal<•nt, beauty, dr1vt' and intelligence
Born 10 a non·lhl'ttlri<al family (hPr l,11her 1~ a
railroad man and ht•r mother a homrmaker). Cheryl
began studying dance when she was 7 year~ old, and
at that age made hC'r formal rlt>hut before an audience
Today, a fa\t ·nsmg qar a wnou\ actre\\ and the
Wtft--of DavicttJdct(mTT o1 the tan• Man r-a1t , ose
days seem far behind Yl't ti can be \atd thal Cher)'l's
career hds bef>n a steady progrl'\~JOn \inn.> the days of
dancing school <ihe con11nut?d to be a ~nger . and
dancer when she. wa~ m.C'le~nlary '>cho'r>I, and 1n.
high school, she-101ned thC' profe6~1onal Music Shop
Band. AftN Cheryl's gradu,1t1on, lhe band took to lhP
road, playing club\ in '>u< h communilles a~ C:,eattle,
Rock Springs (Wyo.). Lou1willC' (Ky) and (finally) Los
I '..f'fJtl\>tHJf ~~ed>-"
Then luck seemed to turn sour; lwn of lhe boys m
the band were in1urPd in an automobill! accident
Instead of the end, however, 1t was actually the begin·-.,..~"'
..__ .. ei:onc~:..±4™. :\fl. WHhkHhfee months Ctwryt wac; .# wo~ ..=
'~~otl.lm --
farm Ufe In W•lnut Grove
lnlo the noisy city where
M.iry Is • teuher •t a
school !o r the blind.
Although h•ppy to be
back with M•ry, the
filmlly is i•rred by llfe In
the wild llttlt city of
Wlnok.i-partlcul•fty
whtn Chitfles •nd his
wife, C.uollne, .are forced
to work as j.inltor and
cook•willtms In • busy
hotel.
Ont of the "new
I.lees'' 11 11-year·otd
Matthew bborteaux,
who Joins the Utt In th~
rolt ot Albut,
-Rtma
Cheryl decided 10 stay 1n Loe; Angele~. and enrolled
in the acling cla\s of Milton Kalseld~. w11h whom she
slill studies Her career continued 11s momentum with
a stnng of commercial~. a series of ~mall parls in
television and the lead 1n a film called "Jamaica Reef."
which was never relea~ed Yt'I the film marked a great
turning point in her life because her co·\lar was David
Ladd, who five years ago became her hu\hdnd. Cheryl
and David are the parPnt~ of a l year old daughter,
lordan. named after .a character 1n the 1949 version of
"The Great Gatsby" which starred Alan Ladd the
father·in·law Cheryl has seen only on •he ~creen
Charlie's Angels wasn't thl' Md·all for Cheryl Ladd
Guest appeafances with Do nny & Marie and on thl'
Ben Vereen ~pecial proved ChNyl's talents a~ a '>ingrr
and dancer ha~ mdde her one of lelev1~1on1~ moc;t
!iOught·afler gue,1 'lt,ir~ Now. ther£>1s d recording
career, M>me important Hims in the orfing and her
number one dream-a Br<Mdway musitiil
TU•SDAY
AUGUST 22
For 1110111i11t lftd 11ttrM011 Hstiftp.
plHse set DAfllllU l'RO&llAlllS. .... tor ,_ Clfttllitllt.I, .,. tllt
N'(s llOries.
DA m ME lllOVIES
ll:JO .. "Thi&.-~ 111111"
(com) '50-Jad ~rson
12:00 a tC> "Tiit hsttm lrttd"
(wes) 57-Scott Budy. Anne
Bi!IClotl Jay C fhppen
3:00 (!D) (CJ "Tiit b1uicui11·
tioll of (Jnily" (com) '64 -James
Garner, Julte And!ews.
l:JO • (CJ "Crtab & CeltMl:s"
(adv) ·69-Telly Savalas, Dame
Edith [vans, Warren Oates
aV•NINQ
-6:30-a a11ns ()) To Tell the T rvtt1
CID> Men '"1f • Show m MJnv.. s.a ®EWlincllr.
fl) llliWel Jadsoll si-
uoom....,
CJ) EMrltnCJ °"' • Tiie LlK• au. lJ) JllU(s Wild e lollli"' for Dollars m1 u. Liiey ·• m Tiie r11
fa llac:IWl/Lell"r "''°'' (21 11ft1W
Al hMt With llancy .. ..-,
-7:30-
• QIXT S,.Clal "Mmthon Fmr"
Jim Hill Is llQ$t IOf lhe runnlna of I~
1918 Los Anf'llt,artfllolt
D C...~,.. ~'--
-·~ COllle @TlleTr......_11
ID c:a...I ZS TlliOll "-........
8:00
8 CJ) CIS lltwl S,.CW "Is Ally
one Out Tllefe l•"""'' A RePQl1 c.td 011 l'ub11t Edutal!Oft" Part I ol a
thrtt l*t t'lpo!I 1n llhtth sl11dt11ts.
itar•llts. tadltrS. eductlOIS. pubhc
offic11ls. and 1111mbtts ol tht bull
NSS COlllllll/lllfY mtsS Ille ~ems
11td llrtftC!lls Of lht ~blic schools
Tht Dtnm Wlool sratem wH
clloso tor uam1nat1on bttause,
..tltlt it b better t"-n tht natJontl
llOflll. lls "'kntaa lft lllt wttk
11mea 9' td!Ools aCIO&t the nation.
Wlllltr Cfomit• and Charita Colhn1· wood ~ Parts II and Ill wWI air
Wtdllhdiy end Til"'*r 1t &PM
D ID (J)) Sl't:CIAL 1'Y: Tiit hfw.
IM ritties (R) (90) Lucille Ball.
Michael Landon. Oav1d Janssen.
Mary Martin, Dtnah Shore and Red
Skelton each host 1 serment of this
nosl1l1ic ~ at the stars and shows
of that decade, 1nclud1n1 memorable
moments trorn the shOW$ with which
each host was usoc:iated D lllorit: ~ (21u) ''Ctrc.ui e1 Homm" (hor) '60-Anton D1ttnn1
(nu Rember& • rn am a""" 0111 .. M1 hvor1te Orkan" (l!) An 01kan ltolll'
outer SPiCe 1s 1bout to take Rdue to
his planet as an urlhhna specimen
and Fonr1e 1s torud to do battle w1lh
the cosmic bema lo keep R1ehie on
Carth Robin Williams auests as Mork
rrom Ork, a character sclleduled for
a new comedy se11n this Fall ca lllorit: CC) (211r) '"B' MllSI
Ole" (dra) '73-D111en McGavin
CD C11ol lu111ttl I FrltHs Gl *'it: (211r) ul'os.tmeel" (dra)
'47-Joan Crawford. Van Heflin
fID fi 0 Anni lare11i111 (R)
In the last episode of the senes, St1va
pays 1 call on Karen1n, pleadtn& with
him lo 1r1nl Anna a divorce and lel
her have hei Min
-8:30-
• ()) CID> 18J uwe111t & S.irley
"Airport 59" (R) Lm rnt and Shnley
win a plane trip ta a professional
lootball aame. but Laverne. wh-0 is
alr11d of lty1na, winds up 11 the
controls alter a surpr1S1n1 mishap m eross.wtts
9:00
0> Yo llo rtdi Vivir
10:00
Ill D llns U (])(JD) l2t) 20/20 News
maauine with Hu1h Downs u host
&> l.t's lll1h A Dtal
18 llalKJ Wilson 1n Con"rt
0> Vu C..111i10
-10:30-m Q)lltn
11:00 u rn u ct1110 ,..., u fD lllJ """ g loft AMenun Style
CJ Movie: Ct"> "Shoot first, Die
Ult(' (dra) '73-Richard Conte
CD Tiit Od4 Couple m femwood 2111(111 CD lndia111 1nd the uw
12)) Father llnows Best O> Variadadas
-11:30-u (f) CBS Lale Mom:
CC) "Many Rrvers to Crois" (wes)
'55-Eleanor Parker. Robert taylor,
Victor Mclaalen. lelt Richards. Russ
Tamblyn "Ambush" (•es) ·so
Robert Taylo1. John Hod11k, Ailene
Dahl. Don Taylor Jean Haaen. lohn
Mcintire
U @ IHl .lolln11y ClrSOfl
U Twilipt ZCMlt u m CJQJ (2t *' (lh1 ) Jodie succumbs to a woman s charm while
Jess1ea awaits the 1u1(s verdlCI 1n
her trial When lht 1ury reaches a
vud1cl Corinne ind rather l1m
reach a dec1s10n about tht11 lulure m &et s..11 m llo(an's Htr0a
(8 Lilias, Yeca & Yov
fL) AIC CaptioMtl llfW'I
(fQl M1tW/uh11r ••llfr1
8 CIS Tuaday llow1t: a:'l
(2hr) ''Ca,..ie" (d1a) '75-Ben
Canara. Susan B11•eley. Harry
Guardino. John CassneJes, S twwti
Sfi1TOile. Pele1 JlhlJOny, fran m-1 2 :00
panella, John D Chandler. The nse of CD Hlall ltoptt
Al Capone from s1reel pun• to 1an1 n.. The """-lllOOllt" ltnd •1n1pin tM fits fall thf011th _, 'JV""''
betrayal iJ recounted 1n this drama. fD Ok• C.'lttt Show
.W <Im 9 Tllret's CH1pa11y O> llt'ft.llllowit
"Clmssy Come Homev (R) Chrissy's -t2:30-
m1n1sler father 11mes ahead of e Morie: "A l1Kht of llood"
ichedule and Cllches lick red r·(com) ·~9-0ick Miller. Ed Nelson.
handed liv1n1 with his little air! end Barbou11 Mortis. Anthony Cerbone
ltnet To cover, Janet tells the rever· e CJ) cm> 121> T11ud11 lllowit of
end that Jack is her husba11d end th• Wtt•: "let's Sc.tre Jes$1CI to
that they were married in a civil Detth," Zohra Lampert stais .
c11etnony. The reverend then..1as1su ID llloYit: "Hlall Wall" !111ys).'i4-
n P•rfOlrnlna 1 relfaR>u.s ceremony Robert 'fayl'or, flerbert M.,lfltll.
Ga llw. 5fffflll sa..,. Audr:l.!:etter. ID All* Cltr Ullltl · .J.Ur l.IJLOff''
(dra) ·~1.:L nda Ottiien. Stepllen nun tnd Alto Gutllrit. o.otd McN'ally ~~=l~~'tft~~~1 ~::---___ i_:_O_O_
hons includ1n1 Amerlctn ballads D O Qll T'"'°""'
from Ille Ruolutlontry and C1v11 ca llllftrick
Wars.
-9:30-D @ SPlaAl S.. & l,,_ ~lrrilalella(90) H~nd
a11d wtft Silllt11 Stm la.rence and
(ydtt Gormt .,. joiflttl by ltsllll
Browne (co &tar of "Th l ur11t111
Pot11n. Carol Bumett. 01ur Ptttr
'°"ind Sa111my Davis Jr. 1111 luti.e
tnbvte lo IMlt al Anltncl'1 vutut
IOlllWl'lltri-1111 COlllPOSet ot 1lmo5t
I, 000 IOftCS incl11du11 "Wtnt t Clir4t
ma1" el!d "God Bit• Anltflea "
• <11 9 Carter C..1try
"B1hr Sam A lift" (R) W~tfl
Jtlfll' belitYU h1t llllured bleck.
cotltt&ut, Baltr. uttd his lilt tfttr
thtir pitrol car crulltd, he lllO'ltt In
with Bther dtltf!lllfltd to rei>ay the
~Ill
2 :00 8 lllowlu . "N1&hl Plant flOln
Cllun&k1nc," Outh Is Nimble
Ooth '' Quic~" D ....,..: "A Yllll 111 Yltt..a111"
(d11) 64 Mar\han 1homp$Oll Mario 9.,,.
-2:30-
CD ...._ Tiie M11e " "Slorm
On r I 1sbon"
3 :00
8 Mff1t: "Ctltraclt Territory"
(wu) ''9 Joel lilcCru V11arnla Mayo
I Wl!DNESDAYI
AUGUST l3
fOf INnlinc alld a1ttniee11 listiap.
please sH DAm lllE l'RO&UlllS.
Below, fat rour ClllMllienc&, are Ille
dl(s iaories.
DAmlllE MOVIES
11:30 m CC) "Tiit 1'1t1y Girl"
(1om) '50-Joan Caulfield.
RObert Cumm1111s
12:00 0 (CJ "Sword of lllCN1te
Cristo" (adv) ·s 1-Georae
Monlaomery, Paula Corday
3:00 :§) "flatM of Ille Bar\iry
Coast" (1~) ·•s John Wayne,
Ann Dvora~
l:JO U (C) "Stan tllt RMlvtioll
Willlaut Mt" (com) '70-Gene
Wilder. Donald Sutherland. Hu1h
C11ff1lh. Jack MacGowian, Billie ,
Whitelaw
EVl!NING
WEDNESDAY (Continued)
G 0 8 lllC Wtd-.y fllowit: Hume Cronyn, Kelly Thorsden 8eatty
CC) (Zllr) "W'ilil WoMI 1114 tflt stirs as a reporter who 1s one of ten a..llte Fen.ty" (mus) '71-Cene w1lnes.ses of tile assissinat1on of a
Wilder, Peter Ostrom, lad Albertson, ~NIOI Atthou&h a Con1rtSSton1I
Leonard Stoot Wrlhe Wonka otlers lnwuti111iwe Comm11tee returns a
hwe children. Wlho are hold1n1 luc~y hndma of no consp11acy, some ol the
candy bus a tour ol hlS f1clory and a witnesses tint the11 doubts When
lifetime supply ot candy Chaos ht rs w11ned by another reporter t~I
irises worldwide as 1nuous children the witnesses hne bftn dy1n1 oH
hunt for the aold hchled candy one by 011e. the rtporter hf&ms lo ~rs-When Ille f1we winners 11e 1nves1r111e and stumbles across a
1nnounttd A small boy's dreams ire seciet 01&an1tah011 lhat trains bolder
sllattered but ht 1a1ns new tlope line 1)1Yt holtcs u killers
when one WlllRff IS UpQStd IS ' • cm all Cllarlit 's A111els
fr1ud (R) The Anaets fatn a women's pro-llJ MIM: CC) (?!Ir) ''CllMMr ot ltSStOnal football team to hnd out
"'""1" (mys) ·•o-trlh Palmer who rs trym1 to destroy a female
8 CD cm a Eiaht 11 E11u1h football 1u1ue
(R) The lliadlOfd f11111ly lakes to the ()) Mowit : (C) "Impasse" (adv)
staae 1n a hechc one ma ht stand for '69-Burt Reynolds. Anne f rancts
toe-tapp1n1 horn toohn& suppo11 fl)f m '!lit Men Griffin Show
the lac.al Ofphana1e @ Aastill City U111its D ,...: CC) (Zltr) "Whtll ()pt O Tiit ma 1>n111 Corps hltem.-
Btlls Ttll" (susp) 'II-Anthony tloftal Cha~ips (4hr) Denver.
Hopkins, Robert Morley Col01ado hosts the top 12 Ame11can
tD Card lllrNtt & Frien4s and Canadran Drum and Buele Corps
G) srlCIAl. En11i111 in lyuntium as lhey vie for top flonors (2hr) Repeat of the conclud1n1 half
ol a IWO·part stort slarnna Glenn
Ford, Shtrley Jones. Eddie Albert,
Glona DeHaven. Vince Edwards and
Harry Guardino. See Monday 8PM
hsl1n11 IOI SIOlyline
8 a llatiaul Geocrapllic
f1i) "'41• lnal/Eliullttll R KCCT reprises lhlS sa e11tsode series star
rinc Glenda Jackson
-1:30-
.., C....Wits
9:00
8 CIS Wt41t1fay 11.,it: c~
(at) "Tiit '•rlll• Y'lft'' (susp) ·1•-W111en Beatty. P1ula Prenltss,
ACROSS
-9:30-m THE JOFFREY BALL£T
• Toniaht From New Yor\
f.D .ktffrlf lallet Live from Artpar*
lhtS performance features the Joflrty
Ballet perform1n11 WO!ks ot Frederick
Ashton and Gerald Arpino
10:00
G OO~W.111 (R)
"Shadow on th~ Sea" When a num
ber of people dis:1ppear one alter
another wtlh lhe11 pleasure boars.
Pepper and Bill susp«l that • lethal
druc runn1n1 nn1 is p1rahn1 the
vessels to smuule llle11 contraband
DOWN
A"'"' al en<' of the Salurday tao
8Cl lltws 8 CI> (JG) S Stm•y & H11tch
"foxy lady" (R) St11sky and Hutch
become the tarcets of panic-stricken thetves when a larcenous beauty
they belnended stashes a suitcase
full ol bank robbery money 1n Star
sty's apartment
&> SPlCIAl Operaboll larblrossa
Repeat ol a spec"I deal1na with Hiller's open1nc assault on Russia
See Monday t OPM tor storyline
O Glider llut A new h&hl rock
croup from Southern Calrforn" rs
seen rn its ltrst telev1MOn 51>l'c1al
ID Vtt1 Coft111irt
-10:30-m 11tws CS Rttk Soull for 'i1110 Ind
Amplified Ctllo
11:00
D CIJ 8 CIJ<Im lltws e oa...., l:'I lO¥t Allltriu11 Stylo
D Mo.it: "City of Fe11" (dra) '65-
Terry Moore. Paul Muwell. Ma11sa
Morey. m ni. Odd eoup1e
Q) ft111'WCM1 211i111t O Liiias, Yoe• & You
13) f allltr KftOlrS Bts1
0> V1rildadas
-11:30-
D CD CBS l.Jlt llttlt: Hawaii
frvt-0/''Tilt llptritnd" (mus) '71
Tw1m. Christopher ~ble Tommy
rune
D @ 8 JellnlJ Cal'SOll 11J Twtl!pt l.oftt
8 CD cm aJ 1'.iict Sl«J
"lee Time" A hard h11t1n1 vice squad
cop, attempts to cope with hcs dan
1erous iob and at the same time
TV WEEK, AUGUST 20, 1978
nurture the drums ol his dau&hler,
who wtnls to bf a championship ice
s~ater Robtrt Forster. Drnd
Sp11tber11. lana Wood, Chnor
Donatlue and Joy Lynn leduc star ........ ".,.., m Get s.iart
fD c..--QC lltws
'm Hc11...!!:00
G> T1Mt KwJwi••tn
-12:30-
• ..._: "Sartd 19 Dtatll" (mys)
47-Beta lu10S1. Joyce Compton
8 l]) ®J a Mystery ti tllt
""' "teaend ol t~e Bl~k Hand" Part II Atmando Della Morra, has
killed his blother IOI his htte and
land and placed the blame on hcs
brother'& larthlul servant, Andrea lo
811nco lo 811nco totnsa secret sect.
formed lo l1aht Ille 1n1ustices com
milted by lhe Srcll11n nobrhty m llttM: "Tiit Collqutfte1 City"
(adv) '65 -Ben Gazzara. David
Hrven, Martrn Balsam
Cll Movlt: ctJ ''nit Yellow Moun·
11111" (wes) 'SS-lea.. Buker
1:00 e @ar-row
lil llanrick
2 :00
l:'I Mttlts: "The Dau11tter ol Mata
lfan." "The Okl1homa Woman"
D M"its: "Dper111on Hooa
Kon& " "Ho Surman Please ..
-2:30-
D Motil: "Tllil nilc CelW LM"
(com) '41 Rosalind Russell. let I
Cobb, Melvyn Ooualas ID lllttia: "D1110." "Station West"
TltURSDAY I
Ml'UST 24 Ftr .... ..-._ llllMp,
pluse m oan1111E rtoelMIS. .... "',... CIOl••c. .• ,. tlle Vl•--
DAmllE MCMfl
ll:lO • "T• Sbttn frM
a.tell" (mus) '46-June
Allyson, Kathryn Crmon. Peter Uwford
12:00. a:J .... "CMalw"
(m) '77-8111 Wrlllfrns. Mala
Powers. '"" lmd 3:00 ID "Salla11" (l dY) '43-
Humphrey Botart l>an Duryea
3:30 8 ''Sail A Cfeohtl Shi,.'
(adw) '62-Robert Wasner.
Dolores Hut. Carolyn Jones,
Frankie Avalon. Erme Kcwecs
•V•NINQ
8 8 8 CHIP'S "Rl1ny Day" (R) The offJCers are faced witll problems
caused by a t0mpulswe aambler
(Herb Edelman), • •un-lcw1n1 motor·
1st (David $91tlberl) and an accident
V1Cf1m Uuhe Cobb) who feels more
thin cralltude tow11d llel resclltrJ e llltfit: (ltJr) "T" H A
Wletillt" (hor) '6S-Oun Jones.
Conn1t SttwellS
• (J) ID.._. lad a.Har
"The Sweatho1s 810 to School
$9eaal" {R) A re1rosptctive wt11ch
leatU1es h11!1h&llts of past e.prsodes
G Onl "*rb Fal s,.dal
• en """" & Frittltls Cl) llllrit: (Zllr) "War H11rlt" (dra)
'62-.lohn Sn on. Robert Redlord
@ IMicllt a Jacl Via l•pt: Wuhl11rtoa
tt1lll4t a Tiit 11ick " Oil ra•r
-&:30-
10:00
8 (() l111111ty Jones (R) !ht
1nvest11ahon of a $300.000 d11mond
theft involves Barnaby and J R 1n a
kidnap use wtlen 1t turns out tile
1ems we<e stolen by a 1ewelry story
manacer as ransom for his abducted
writ .. a o,.ratioft: ltuu••r "Mthnda I~ Pinball W1111d" (R) A
teena1e 1111 and ht• hllle brothel
(Robin Mattson and Sun Mmllall). tesentlul of the11 mother's rem1r
1111e. run away to Sin D1t10 Whtre
they tall 111 w1lh some unsavory charxters. ........ m let's ...... Deal
O ~Jkattr
f2l) SAWf VAUGHAN * SINGS GERSHWIN m rwa• 1111•1u.. r'°"' M Tra, Sa111l Yaurhan performs 1
medley of Gershwin sonrs with lhe
Halro"'' Symphony Orchestra
0) Vtt1 Conmilo
-10:30-m m • ...
TV WEEK. AUGUST 20. 1978
FRIDAY
AUGUST 25
f9f .,..... -..... listiltp. please Stt DAmlll£ "'°'IWIS.
.... "',... CllMlli•ca..,.. die _,, .....
DAlTIME llCM£S
11:30. ''lllt ~,. l•r•I"
(com) '38-lamu Stewart,
Mar111et Sullivan
IZ:OO D a:J "last et l~t Sti Inn" (doc) '69-0itk
BalryfTIOle nanates
l:OO (JI a:J .,.. (J'IS of Ctiarits
SMd" (mys) '72-Peter Hmell.
Blrbara Rush
3:30 • a:J "Tiit fllm-Flliw
Illa•" (com) '67-Ceo11e C.
Scolt. MJCllael Smuin, Sue
Lyon, Henry 1'lor11n. Jack
Albertson .
•v•111iiQ
• CJ) CID! Wllat's HaJPt11i•1
"The Apartment" (R) Rei and Rerun
aet lhe11 oirn apartment, plan thefl
firsl party with two 1oun1 •omen.
tllen discover Mama h eps dropp111a
in, dropp1n1 in and droppin1 111 mer-wlb 11:00 8:00 a .,. ea,.
IDIMC.~m
ill U" Fre111 Wolf frap Chuck
Mtn(IOllt auests
9:00
B CJ) Hawaii Flft.0 (R) Peter
l1wford auests u K11k, the suave
director of I plush CfYOltllics fat1hty
to w!IJCll elderly, wealthy "1uests"
•llo a~ term1n1lly ~I bequeath tht1r
est1tes 111 return for beinc lroren for
Mure rtYtYll and lleahnc. M1klrtd
(J) U ()) CID lltwl B 8 (() 0 ""'9 a 0 QJ lhws • .... ._..Continued from B I.aft lmtriaa Styte OOPM The Cahlo!n1a An1els vs the Cl lll0tlt: ct> ''To Com1111t A Boston Red So•
11.rdtr" (SU~) '70-Louis Jordan, 8 (J) (JI (211 llfl Prt·StUOI
Senti 8e11e1, Edmond O'Bntn FtltMI lrte cover11e of the 11me m Tiit O.W c..,lt btlwttn tht San franctSCO 49tr's m ftrtl'lllM llltpt and the Otnm Broncos 18 ldar1 a-4 frit"4s G .... MW lhlt
C2t falfltr 11Mn·11est •Ml* a:J (NIW) •111t1e ti
ID,,,..._ lritalll" (dra) '69-lme11et Olrvttt.
111 lllldllilll..Mlrtr h,.rt M1cl1ul Caine. Cll11s1opller
-11 :30-Plummt1. T rt¥OI How11d, Mdlltl Rtd&!lwt, Robef1 SlllW. Mcul:1 M'»~W 1IJ StrMCJ _.__l'iiiialeo --~ 1utllo1 o4 dtttet1Yt mysteues, who "Gtl•r tt.tu" (dra) '71 -Robert ., -
btcomH certain that Kn 111d ~is Mitchum. 8rend1 Yrcuro. Ian 0 Ulin. Tep & T•
futunslic operation are a front tor Midiael v1nunl. Jason Strnard ID °"' tu, murder •nd enrolls herself as II ID a .... ., c...-a Utt .. tllt Wlltl
MtGarretl's undercov.er a'ent-• y~ ,_, ~ •. ~~~ 'f:: 4r.,. hltmutilul
wlletl1t1 he wants her or not. , • 8 (JJ 9 9 Sta,_ & Hildl wnu"'"'" IPM 8 ID mtllll ~ f'rint• '"1'1Jp Dancina Our Way R1aht Bttk -6:30-r,. "Tile fram1n1 of PtrfKI Sydney" Into Your Hearts" (R) B 0 lhws
(R) Richie's brother. S7dne7 (David • "9pll's Htrtlt (()To Tiii tM Trwtll
Spitlbtrr), Is cit.raed with embez· e '91 S..rt O ......
tlemenl 1114 e.tlls Upoll his brother a Ulaa , ... IM '"' ID MicMtl ...... lor help, but Ricllle onl~ succeed$ in fD ea,tloM4 UC ....,
1•tt111' lllt two ol llltm ln~IYtd in a 7:00
llomicidt. Dennis Du11n and Barbara 12:00 9 U at....,
8o$lOll mr, llolnna H11nm1n and • KIO ,..,.. e UK1 Clllt
Johll ~pl! Mt ftttllfed • 'fltt ........... n CJ) ....,.., Wlltl e CIUlt 9 ~lltr , •M1" G ..... t. Min
......... .... ;...io.:.=· e-t11M:-.,.. ......-Ctetflrt" ,._ n. ··=:~::-~ wrn -~-.-.--~ ~ ~tl).-~-:.""l .... -IJIJ~~"!:~!·~·!'~··~·~~~~~;I
d:nlrlloqatst and Ms Obtctnt • cD (JD a ltJIM ef t•t • mi:. Wit lllc1 ..._, Part Ill llourbOn K1111 ..... Ct1ff11 a,. ftrdlt11nd has IJ1Rltd I COllSlltullOft
D lllllllr. "S•lll C.mt," stamlJi to Ila~ and ended ft414ala
JMllS Gaf'lltf 1114 loa GosAtt ind tllt pnytltres 111°"4 bf Slelllaft o ._.. CllJ l.lllJtb 11ob1hty. ftrftando RtJ, Tony e ..._ ,.,.._ MUS111t• alld Fausto Tom 1llr err.• C•••.-•c• -t:lO-..... ....., • Die" (ch) '60-
• (J) (fl 9 QC le ... r (mcst 8orfniM. loltn hm,.rt
111tM: <ID (It) "ft(.i" (adw)
'7l-Robttt ~ Jl#lt All1'CNI, Tony 1100 CWlb. MlcllMI lnet. hd 8utl-. 8 0 QI y_,.
Will ~. Disu l .... Pllyllls e llMfkl Dftlo, Cllkk Vtn11tta. Colby Cllt$ttr, e lhtlet.: "The Olsembodltd,"
Jecl 11tt11. )lldy lt!Mhn. oq,.. ,... ''Cotlcmt o1 C.oehlM," "lttt!lrod"
• lllOtl WIM11 1 ewcll tor • n1111.., tewca 1111 tWM lllto • mwder 2100
l•mtl1•flo•. 011 Ton• (Urk~) e lletlti ''hltW ftf M111•er"
tillda htiNtlf ~tor tM hllfltd i) '54-CdmoM 0'8tlt11. 1t1l1t-~l1 fift·l11 t-i• 111pfery/ ...._ "AtOlll Ac• Vampltt," ..._ 11t tPltllt lflt alltttr 111d Yott Watt," "Cuna of JllStltt" """"ti Las Yacaa. • ...... : "Men of l1ae11d," eh llt MM "WoMa11 of 1111 TOWll"
•
FRIDAY (ContJnued)
8:00
9 ()) ._.. W...• A former
llr1h·lewel NATO officer, now • turn
coat. turns his awesome powers of
hypnosls to a campa11n ol sabotaae
11a1nst the US Au f Oltt
8 ID a:t 11ack Sllte, S.111411111
"The Show Must Go On Sometimes"
{R) PaPOy, an1ious to have a bomb
blasted 11rstnp repaired, promises
lht Seebets lront row seats at a USO
show, bul when illness (rounds Ille
tour1n1 troupe, he 1s foited to brine
tht "lambs .. to the center staae e ....,.: CC) {Zllr) "Tiit fronn
0114" (hor) '67 Oana Andre.rs
Anna Pol~ D llllwie: a::J {211r) "Sum1111mm1
Oler" (dra) '73 -Karl Malden. Ohv1a
Hussey, Clt11stoph11 Mitchum. Ral
Vallone
Cl) hie; CC) {211r) "X· 15" (SCI h)
'61-Charlu Bronson, Ornd
McLe1n
0 0 Wallllnston """ ill Rtfitw
-1:30-
ID ~lfib llll Wall StrMt Wet• 0 U.. f'lllll Wolf Trtp
-8:45-
• Cil a Ttbitlla "What's Wrona
With Mr. R11hl .. (R) Two youna
eoodlook1n1men-one1 mere mortal
and the other 1 w111oc:~ -vie lor the
aHecllons ol hb1lha Time IS apprOJ
1m1te, depend'"& on football 11me
9:00
8 ()) CIS hrs S,.Cial "1968'
(21tr) The w1terslled year ol 1968 a
year of pohhul, tullural and social
upheaval, wltose 1mp1CI 1s \1111 fell
today-is eaamined by Harr y
Rusoner lWho anchors the two hour
review of events. moods 1nd
l1l&udU el ... ~AIO;. D @ Q)) Tiie bcUoc4 Alu (R)
"The Hammer of ·c· Sloek" A one
time 11<ostitute (Lynn Hamilton). no•
well married, holds Ute key lo the slayina of the wife of a f01mer tell
male of Rockford's who h1s served
20 years for the crime
(J.Dl II.Wit: CC) "Time WH A
Crooh4 ll1n" (dr1) '10-Henry
ronda, Kirk Dou11as. • ...,. Griffitt Show
0 Allatltl City U•IU
-9:15-
• CJ) • o,.,.u.
httkelt "Cl•ir• Voy1nt" (R) Wiien
th• JtptntM turn .loose a pink ~ub tlllt loolo llkt. th.Sea. Jlp&. Sijocw ~ll'IU ttld 1liJ ~ becomasdtltl1
::e .;iatrmtte; dtpendllfl on
ball c•mt
-9:•5-
• l>KnulafJ S,tdll (1111)
'1wo ~·· Tll1$ PfOlflm dt1b with
tllt Mlllt problem of Polite COfll
If" munity rmtlOllJ TIM lirst h1H traces
Ille m 1n1 liYes of two wllltt pollCe
men Oft their bttl rn ln<wood Tilt
MCCnd halt Is t d!Kmlon btlwttn community IMdtn •nd the pol1Ct
about IQftl4 of tilt laUIS ra~d by
this lilm
10:00
8 D 0 Q•IACJ "Tissue of
T 111111" (Jt) Quincy and the ooliet
COOl>tfltt In • dtspatat• effort lo
!Gutt • tatnapr wflo was kldnapr.d
end burled •II•• with • llml td w"" tA Orfl'll, but et tile crltlctl 1110mtnt their communication is
iclttmjo!ed by • ca redio Q!Mll tor.
..... 14
.......
II) foc1n OC1 lritaln
9 Tiit Joffrey ltlltt
f.ID TU BUIEU SWllCCS * WITH '40S MUSIC
fJl) P'tt4&t BruMJve From Woll
Trap Tea Beneke and his oichestra
per101m (R)
ID Vtn 1Mm110
-10:15-
ll.i 0111 bbeTts
~ lellaw
-10:30-
CD QJ llnrs
-10:45-
11:00
U (}) ()) [OJ llns
D @@ lltws
D loft Ameriun Style
111 Jlowit: Lt> "A Quiti "'"• to !IHI" (mys) '73-~11011 Ba~er. Jean
Sorel m Th• Ocld Couple
Ill Farnwood 211ithl
!3l rathtr I("°"' Btit 0 Mad•tll/ltllrtr Report
-11:30-u CD CIS late Motie:
Cl:) "l rinks: The 61111 Robbtry"
(d11) '76 Carl Bet1. Slephen Colhns.
Burr Oe8enn1n1. Michael Gauo
U CD QJJ Jollnny Carson
D Twitlc!tt Zone
• ®a ••retu ID lfoe•n't Htrotl
Cl) Get Slfttrt
12:00
m "°' CttJ m Tiit HolltytllOOMr'
-12:30-W J&MleW!lof: ..-~01t,t.l1t''
(1dv) 'S7 Alan Ladd Ill llotlt: ''Wiiy ll11st I 111tr• (dra)
'60-Terry Moore. Oebra Paaet e Mn lt: CC) "Tbt Clltlt.qa"
(dra) '69-0arrtn McG1~1n. M•~o.
limes Whitmore, Broderick
CrtwfOld
(!DJ llowlt: "The Jokert"
II) lln i•: "f1011tl11 Gal" (•es)
'4S-Yvonne OeCarlo, Rod Cameron
Im CaptlonH AIC Mtw1
1:00
B TtlhbHt
D G 0 MW.lcltt ~ ....... ric.
• Tiit See, fadtfJ
2:00
• StM (4wtr* $Mw
D ...,..: CC> "uit llM i. Safltl
Cm " (1dv) '61 (dmund Putdom,
Mauon Cool GI lllowle: 'Bluebeard's Ten
Honeymoons: .. Tiit F1fllf1n1 Cout
Guard"
-t30-
• lloMI: '11\a DeYll'i Holiday, •
"Tltt forty ll111t11" m Gil Sllllrt
-3:20-
• MMle: "T~t Ottll n• Mba
l111tt" (com) '41 ·Jun Atthur, R~trt C•mm1n1•. Charita Co~urn
4 i00
..... : "1111 .... 01r1...,..
(mys) '64-Hlnu 01aclle, Pol
Kll11pr
SATURDAY
AUGUST M
MORNING
8:00 D Tllat's Cat Sttmtnts 1nc.tude A
film on Woody Woodptdtr's crtator
Walter lanl1 a v1srl with a \110!1
order cook and a v1S1t lo a public
garden 10 the ~n f ernando Valley
where you can 1row your own
veaetables
]) Summer SemtSter D Community htdbKk
ID Unlttrsity of Ille Alf
-6:30-
0 \JJl M111\1mmtd AH
O Bia ValltJ
rn "' Clawoom 0 Oney I Golt.tit
\ID) Romante o! Clay
ID Unit SI•
Ii) Guest Spot
fl!) Captioned ABC News
7:00
U Summer Stmester
D 0 '1ll Hon1 !(one rMotJ u Cil <Ial 13) Oynomutt
Cl) Job Selrcll
0 The Hot Fud1t S11ow m t.os An111a '•"•"ts Q) Woman Rttl to R••I
fl!) Yop for HuHh
-7:30-
0 C.mera Thr•
D 0 llJl Go Go Globttrttters 0 ,acesettttt
U CD® all Supert11tllds
n... "'""" 1411111 Cl TIM l.oM l!afll'r ID Mo lt: ct) "1001 Arabian
llichtt" {ldV) '60-anim1ted \'01ces
of Jim Backus. Kathr~B-Cr1nt,
llluyne Hickman. H1ns Conreld
Cl) llompef "'°"' m Sout111t
8100
Ill ()) TiirM Rollonk Slooats
9 Mo•i•: CC) "Sltrn hsu1•"
(wes) 'SI -Wayne Mo11is, Lola
A1bnaM
fl) Motl•: "It'• A ti1 Country"
(•es) '52 -Gaiy Cooper, Jmt le1ah,
VMI JollnlOn
-8:30-
9:00
• CJJ 9up .....,/INd ••1111 CD liltvlt: "Tlutt f'tc•• Wut"
(•n ) '40 John WaJne. Sr1nd Cunt.
Charles Coburn
d) Sill Yorty
tD Tllt!IMMt 'Tht New l!tlorm1
hon" Gem lan1• holts thtS p1oCfam
locuslftf 011 1 1roup ol former
CathollC nuns wllo I•" t11e Chu1cll to
form en ll!dtOCndent rch,ious c:om
munity, • woman Reform rabbi. 111d
1 lemale (p1SC091han p11est -~ -t:l O-
D U ThlM PW hlltlttr e llllWlt: "Y111111 G.-If Tws"
(111es) '62 -J1mt1 Mitchum, Alan
Ladd.
S)l.elllll
TV WEEK, AUGUST 20, 1978
10:00
.. Ill! 0 ""' ,allb/llltwlts CJ W1nttcl: Ou4 or AliH
Cl) McMt: "Tiit Tou111 Guns" (wesl
'57-Russ Tamblyn, Glo111 f1lbott
flit Onc.e UI*' A et.ale ID Trrbuna Pulllitt
-10:30-
0 latm1111T1rz.an
II at 3 S,.Ce Strrtintts 8 IIIJ ~ l(rolft S.rsllolr Cl ScitlKt flctioll Theatre m fjiflt future maeo.i.
11:00
D (1JJ !JI 111.;or L .. cve 11a.11111
I tams not 1rnl1ble trom the
Helwort. at our press hmt
0 An&•ls ISatball fht California
Anaell vs Boston Red Soa
ID Just for fffns fD Shollt
-11:30-u Cl) Secrets of Isis
U Cil C1Al tBl American
Btndstand
ID llnlwlllt Music
QJ "'' Bowery Soys Wfllm feahllt
An•RNOON
12:00 u ll) f'at All>trt llJ Tht list Side lllcb
ID Tllls WMk 111 81StMll m Tiie f' rtfldl Cllet
-12:30-u s,ac. Acadtlllf & ® !Ill C.l1at1 Kall of
f11111 Golf Classic Lrvt cover11e ol
llltt ~I IOIM_...I W... '* l'lnehu11l (N C) Country Club m 1llt bctrs
Cl) let's ... ,, A 0 .. 1
fa.Garftlllnf G> hnfuie 1kon
1:00 U l]) Mr. 111100
Q) S.UI Tr1in
Cl) The 8old 011t1 rm Stro11t
CD £1 Show Dt W11tar lltrudo
-1:30-
• Cl) c1s rum r11u .. 1
"Ceron Imo Jones." 1n 1w1rd·111nnJ11a
Mm •bout • youna lnd11n boy trans
l1t1n1bJJ cllltu11Lhtritl1t llUl>dn'.l
socitty •aihn Sbto tttd KutMI (ruf,bl.L~ G
D A*" a t..1• - -
fD AMtat. Tiie Cl•~ Cran.-
of ""' Gfirltl Tht Asm1t, 1 tnbt of
cannibals IMn1 a Stoi1e Ac• 11~
ltnce rn lndones11n New Guinea,
1t1ntd world atttntlon foe btMI& tht
tut PfOPle to lltYf !ttft MIChffl
RoOtltlltr (lht 1nthropaloc1st son
of former Vrte l'!n!dtnt, Nelson
Rocktftlltr) ~ his lllJSltllOllS
dmppuranet The proar•m
••p\ofts the Asrnal's role 1n tilt
d1sept1t1rance tnd proy1dn 1n 1n11
meta prctura ol lht dally routine ot
theu Stont Ac• wrv111011
2:00
8 0Mt:A ..... ~
(l)Tlflc 01 ...._12
CD Tiit C«lf Jt11tlft • .,.,.., Cit .... .....,
U Movie: (J:) "Tll• Lowe Wtr"
(dra) '69-lloyd Briden. Anai•
Dickinson. Harry Basch. Dan
T ravanty. {)) Mewit: "The Cuwhna Eye" at fi1111 Future
(ll)MIM·12 121 C:..S-.r'• ~ a> Wot1cl Ct111 Soccer 8 World Clu111piollsllip T tnnls
-2:30-u II likes All Kinds
CD Hollywood TMll
D Acric#ltlre USA
(lD) lrontlde
12) Tiit Wolfun JK• Show
fD G1111t
TV WEEK, AUGUST 20. 1978
-8:30-
• Wlldtt 1114 WiWtf Gree Mullavey CD llews
and Meredith MacRae, husband and a> llosltl '"" e:oo wife '" rul life, s!Jr as Sam ind U ()) Ntwl Steffi Wilder. a mamed telev1S1on 11 :00
•V•NING -10:30-
D ID> !Ul llfl ,,.SU-ftat. wrrtrnc tum who discover the CD D e ()) <m Ntws
lllM The Los Allceles !I.ms vs the pitfalls that often atc0mp1ny the a loft Mtriu11 Style
Oakland R.1ders live from Oakllnd. merarnc of mamace and 1denhc1I CJ ~ Clty ..... c, careers 1n thLS halt hour comedy m b1111 ,,.s....i fGGtblll Rams
8 Morie: (C) (Ztlr) "°'Y of tllt vs 01kl1nd (R)
Wolves" (SUSP) '71 -Richanl [&an. 9:00 Cl) Moltty "1Mft'• "11111 Clrm
Rick Jason f.J ()) CIS Saturay MIN: (C) @ Tiit WolfM111 ltd Show
CD lllcMt: CJ:) (21tf) '11lt Ccrrw of (~r) "MltJ Ii• Harper CrlH Lut (21) h r Hllll!Nr4
l11foot" (hor) '72-W1lh1m lliatrt" (dra) '77-Susan Dey, Bernie -11:15-
Sunonsen. Robert Clym11e C~ey. Tnsha O'Neil, John Vernon. lllovlt: "Oec.isien ltftrt o .... •· ® StucJio Set Kevin McCarthy A deeply troubled fD Y-111 younc mother with serious psych1 (mys) ·~2-Richard Bmhart. Clry
0) Uc!IOllllltla atnc problems t1kes them out on her Memll
3:00 RJ Ill S..ldl of ttlt RHI Aintriu innocent youn& dau&hler a-11:30-
CD llCAA Hl&llllCflts D The ltlonk Woman (R) Alrl1d G Morit:,.'llll Idol" (dra) '66-
D SaturuJ -6:30-that slle IS IOS1n1 her humanity. Jennifer Jones. M1chnl Parks, Jolin
B lonanu. f.J CD U (I) (3) tins Jamie Ines to res1en from the OSI. Leyton m Movie: (J:) "The Hero" (dra) (fiJ Zoom then ftm fOf her hie when the D @ S1t11rdaJ ll iaht LI" (R)
'72-Richard Harris. Romy (ID) Economically Spukina covernment tries to put het in a Buck Henry 1s the cuest host
Schoe1der, Kim Buir11eld, Mauuce compound lor U·aeents who know a Twlliftrt Zone
Kaufman. 7:00 loo much. D Mowlt: CC) "Tiiis Property Ii ~ Movlt: "Games" 8 Hert and Now 8 CJ) CJm (21) lo" Boat (RJ Cond1111ned11 (dra) '66-~atahe
CD M0¥1t: "Dark Command" (wes) CJ) Ada111-12 "Musical Cabins," stars Paul Wood. Robert Redford. Charles
'40-John Wayne. Walter P1deeon. u [pwl1111S$ Los Anteles Williams. Michele lee. Dick Clutier Bronson, Kate Reid. Mary Badham
Claire Trevor. Roy Roeers. M111orie Cf) Uffn hotilt and Mama Wallace ()) M0¥1t: "The Battle of Al11ers"
Main CJ Sf'fCIAL SpeedwlJ Filmmaker CD HM tin CJ Mowlt : CCl ""wchd" (susp)
Cl) Taran Peter Stan shows speedway motor @ Oral llMtrts S9teill '71-G1n1 Lollob11c1d1. Eva Auhn.
(2j) Great T11ma11imt 'fu rs cycle rac1n1 as a unique sport. with 0 Cllart•rs fGGtblll San Diego at Jean·lou1s Trinllenant !Ol Soulttit Ille hrst secment duhn& W1th Amert· New York (lD) Morie; "Requ1tm lor A
-3:30-un racer Scott Autrey. now racine Heavywe1&ht" a ()) CIS Sports Spectacular with the ultra-toulll Bnhsll leaeue -9:30-II> Mowles: "Plan 9 From Outer
Hiehli&hts and rnterviewi with Ille Tiie second serment deals with the u sncw. Hal Jttksoft'• Taltftttd Space," "World of the Vampires '
principals involved 1n the firs! United Sutes fqtlOflal ChamPIOll· TIMS lntensatitnal No infOfmahon CD fllo¥la
Muhammad Ah Leon Spinks Huvy ship raee at Costa Mesa. C.hl available at prtss time 12:00
we1pt Ch~mpt0nsh1p bout ®m ~ ~ s.., ~-CD SP«ta Cllatltftse ~., ...... rw. .._ -1 0:00 fD 1.1" fl'Olll Woll Trap Musicians e Grllt TtlllS!Gfeat Years ID Ol!ct U,. A Qaalc D a"ac Special "Is School Out for Pete Sneer and Ario Guth11e fD Cllitonril T-'... G T · • per101m (A) @ Mowie: "The F11hltn1 ~Q -•y .. e191a.ch~e~rsr'-l .. ~n._e~•P.,,,111011tat~10 .. n._o.,.1_.:!0a!!!.S.tlird1t Iii U" . , ll111m1 folllr ¥\l1911e -!!~-ni..t~-P11~111t..-i, .,_,a.,....i....
ind Oliver H11dy. """ _..,......,. " hve," which m1y determine whether -12:30-
fm (c:onomlcally s,e.Mllta _7 .. 30_ or not PIOl>lt Who en111e 1n public a lltlltr Supenbn
4:00
Cl) Cfeat Tum/firtat Years •
8 VOJIP Ill t11t lottGll of tti. Sea m Mnle: CCl "fi•J rurr·••"
(mus) '6i-Anim1ted. Voltes of Judy Garl1nd ind Robert Goulet 111
futurtd.
ID Lltlno COlllOftlum mil Alllm1I Wor1cl 0 Mary TJltr MoOft asi.1a.rtca~1
-4:30-
• firtltat s,n Ltcellds
1100
• Wtrl4 " s.nt.11 •<110 .... • ()) Siii ,,..
• Cl) QIAIC'• Wt w..w" S'9fb Cow1111e ol th World
Swim1111n1 and 01wi111 Champ1011
sllips from Wut Btfhn
• Mnft: ~ ''1\a H114 li41"
(drt) '11-ltobert Fulledllttry 811n.
fOfty RllSSttl, Wilham BonMI.
• ... : ""' ... s..I" (141111) ·~~ Nabc't Ktlly, P1tty McCormad •• Henry Jones. (ilttft Hatbtt tt ... u .... 1 ~,.,-k S,tclal
"The Gnat Whites (R)
• Sbt Seaitr ....
hom0$eaual conduct or 1Chv1hes will
8 Tiie rrict Is llPt be atlowe~o ltaeh in C.litorn1t 1 :OO
CD ltadJ llllldl e Cl) U111 9 F1ntlsJ lslalld (R) ..a COllC rt 8 s,.clll E.dltial, "Fool for A Chent," stars Rich little D 0 1
()) l!ttft'a,..,.. IS • wofld.bt 1t1orney Wllo m11s1 -1:30-G UlCW. TM bet of the 'fur A defend himself 111inst a murder 8 llltwfts: "My Reput111on,"
look 11 motorcycle r1clnr from char11; "Doubt• Your Pleasure," "larceny In Her Heart," 'The
En.l1nd'1 Mallory Park racetrKk. st1rrin1 Ken Berry, Miry Ann Mobley Lonporn" CID 1'111t'1 ltoll,...i end C.rtn Kaye In the story of a ()) loft AmttlW Style
0 The Wlttrptt Cowtrup Trlll A construction worker who dreams ol a Th• Mvt11ture11
r'econstrU(tlon of the most famous rom1ncln1 two of the wo1ld's m0$t tr~I of our time. beautiluJ women 2;00
ID Tiii Tw --!! ~~~ Ille C.U.try G -..: "You Wttt "'"r t.... 8:00 -~..... litr" (mus) '42-Rll• H1yworth, frtd
wlltn tht dummy thrutens to break
Ill> llltlr ICt e llttlt: (Z~llr) "Tiit Yt111111
lloQ'' (d11) ·~-Marlon Brando .
Montaomtry Cllft
• Cl) <II B Celltll FtttNll
lt11 K11th IKhon hosts this
prMIW a4 lht 1978 NCM SUSOll.
leatllfinl tq111tnts of Ille loP Hecs·
mtn Trophy cand1~tn. the lincs1
quwt"'*' l!ld tilt t09 2 I schools
111 tht natlOll •
()qi Metts s,.cill • hit: (J:) (t0) ...........
(wa) '!*-Scott 8fldy. Rit1 Glm. HWllle 8'and, Lon Htlsoll, ltd 0t
Cllnlc.a .
• ,....., II "A Lool Al Ille ltla1I
Price of Nostalai•" Allen luddtn lloles.
• ..... : "C.t41ttl tf Cri••''
(ch) '64-Jun•rlerre Awmollt, Alla Tiiton. m --.: "01wl4 •nd Ua" .... ..,
liiif Pifii -a
CllllU Manclone and lus quartet
perlonn (A)
tD ~ "Castle of the Levin&
Dead," "Moonnse"
..... 1.
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. A4'Yerthe4 lJttrollnec.y H 71.11
TV WEEK, AUGUST 20, 1978
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