The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About1978-08-27 - Orange Coast Pilot'"·I 'It\\ '1•1 ~I'' CNEL, FM. CBQA and NEPA:" Ken ftlll 1plke their arp. meta wtth terma like "'DDUe imprint" and "impacted area." 111 tWr ltaade, tlle federal 1overamem wW t.. botnl simp- ly H ''tbe fedl." Plant life will be IJora. Animal Ute wW be fall.da. 1'be two to1t1tber will be called btota. Then will be ~ttnb about aolle ~ ~ where ncbe U.nea lboWd be drawn oa maps. . And no one will lose or win becawie what they are ugut.q about la beard, not NeD. Strip lt all ·away -tbe acronyms, tbe not so 1clentulc jargon, tbe goverome.at liuo, the no.;wm arpments -and the issue at hand la ~ and the role Orange County Ail"pOrt will play bl your lif ~. That role may be limited to occasiooally 1ettin& stuck in the traffic that Jama M.acArtbur Boulevard between Jamboree Road and the San Dleao Freeway. Or you may be an occasloaal air tr.veler, a tourist bldaltry worker, a bqaband ualiDed to Piek .., ID loeoelq reJatlwe at lhe alrp0rt o.r an Investor in Hqbea Alrwelt. AJrport ltudiel show that what bappeua at Oraoae CouDty Airport eomebow -aoeially, economieally or envirolUDeatal· ly -touches the Uves of nearty all county reeideata. You don't have to be told that lf you 're a natura!lst who de- u,hta in vtalta to Upper Newport Bay . And, ol eourse, lf you live in tbe envtrom ol Orange County Airport, espedally In Newport Beach and Santa Ana Helgbts, the Jets that screech overhead brought you tbe message loa& ago. Aa tbe five COUDiy su.,ervtaon prepare for tbia week'• meeting, the pressures on them mount. In the nearby county eourtboae, a·1ury deciding the fate of a $1. million lawsuit against the airport wu liven the weekend olf but will nisume lta debate Mondi)' morp.lng. Tbe su1t fUed by • plahlt.6 who live bl M bomee IMb,.. covel'y ol aUeaed mt prOIMli\P values aa Well M darnatee• fW mental 8Qd emalliDDal ~ • Laat year. anotberc Jw.y awarded Newpo1't Beac)I homeownn Harr1 RJnll•r ..ooo ln dam ............ later reduced by • Jude• to $175,000. And tben are an esUmatllcl • mHlioo worth of Jet bOiH lawsuits pencHna. With the preuure of exteaalte civil damage. on oae llcle .ii them, the supervlaors are ccm- fronted by mounUnf polltieAI and publlc pressures Oil tbe poslte side. . ... The pol.ltlcal activism eomea from business and labor leaden banded together under tbe .,_. ner of the CommllDity AlrpOrt Council. In the council's view, U.. Board of SupervisoJ'.I should .-. to correct operational and service sbortcomin1s at the airport. The pressure to do so la It· companied by increuiDI public -. ... (See PIANE. •• ,. A.I) \ t t VOL. 71, NO. 239, 7 SECTIONS, 90 PAGES ORANGE CO\oJNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, AUGUST XI, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Trio Thriving i 1 &lroine Execs Look Bo£k I By IAQDE BYMAN Of .. Dllltr ..... ...,. A little over a year ago, the president of the Irvine Company and two of its executive vice- presidents moved downstairs. They only moved a few stories, to start their OWll COJD• puy in the aaJDe1>Ull&ng at 550 Newport Center Drive. But their -reslpations, especially coming just after the Irvine Company wu ~ to a coosortiam ol tn-veston, created qulte a stir along the Orange Cout. Tod~, the Newport Develop- ment Co .• the firm established by Ray Watson, Tbomaa Wolff Jr., Lansing Eberling and two other partners, is housed next door, al 500 Newport Center Drive. Some of its projects are: -Serving as general partners in the development of a 4SO..unit condominium project in the · Versailles area of Newport Beach. -Entering into a joint venture with a property owner to build SOO bomes in the Santa Monica Mountains. ~ -Working with other former Irvine Company executives on a Tustin Bills housing project. ~ting with Mobil Oil on a commercial project near San Frantisco. -C.Onaulting on a new, : 22,000•acre town, Woodlands, t near Houston. r,' -consulting on a Maui resort f community. , -Joiniag a Ft. Worth. Tex., group to buy a 1,200-acre in· dustrial property in that area. After a year of adjustment.. the former top Irvine Company trio, wbo bad helped cbaoge tbe company from an agricultural firm to a mammoth land de- velopment entity, agreed to talk about where they are, wbat they've done 8IMI why. -Their departure,,.,··~ )y Dot a liitter •e; )j fad. Watson bad tunled do1'n an ol· fer to stay in hla job. Moreover, he, Eberling and Wolff agreed to serve a1 coualtants to tbe Irvine Company for the flrlt year. And they offend a plausible explautioo. that they had been conaiderinl startlog their own firm for a Ione time. But maDJ obseners couldn't help tblnking there was more to it than tbat. After all, a highly publiciJed year of bidding for the company between Mobil Oil, a finn the company officers bad expected to make the purcbase, and the consortium that . finally sub- mitted the top ·bid must have had some effect on the internal workings of the Irvine Company. "A cbanae of ownership is usually a traumatic event, and tt was one we weren't sure we want-ed to go through," said Watson. relaxing In a conference room wltb·bis two once and pre. seDt fellew workers. "Now was tbe time to strike out on our own lf we were ever going to do It," be said, adding, 04That (year of bidding) wasn't a very pleasant year. to be truthful. <See EXP£&, Page A!) ,. -Wh~elb.tg a ·Big. Jhan Sets R~rt4 Stopped for Sjjeeding l 'Church Chose Well' Ne:w Pope Sui-prises VATICAN CITY <AP> -In Wyoming, sent eonarat~a· -Cardinal Albino Luciani, an tions to John Paul md a prayer Italian prelate who is comidered that his wice on behalf ol peace a moderate, was elec:ted Satar-and justlee '"will be heard and day as tbe 263rd pope and echoed by people of Sood wW spiritual. INder of th• world's tbrouc the world... tbe 100 mlUIOD Roman Catbollcs. Wblte aDDOUDeed. • • The new .,ope, eonsiclered •.-ur· Luciani, son of • 1ocla.lbt prise cbolce, teok tbe name ol glaas-worller, wu born near John Paul L Belluoo in northern Italy. a. They are the names of bis two was ordained a priest at age 22. Immediate predecessors, Paul became patriarch ol Venice nine VI and John XXJU, and were years ago Bod a cardinal In 1.913. taken by the 65-year-old Luciani In the area of church po~ after bis election by tbe 111 Luciani was fully behind Pope cardinals voting ln a secret con-Paul in bis oppositlon to any clave ln the Sistine Chapel. His form of artificial birth control or choice indicated be plans to any change in the church's firm follow in the footsteps of Paul opposition to abortion. (See re. and John and their reform lated story> policies. The papal election WH John Paul's quick election also clouded in confusion for the came as a surprise. The world watching outside tlte cardinals had only entered the sealed chapel and dependiJ18 on conclave Friday. The number of puffs of smote from a chimney ballots taken was secret, but it for first word of an election. was believed there were two in White smoke s1gnifies the elee- tb e morning session. The lion of a new pope, but the · cardinals began their afternoon smoke that fiuttered from tbe deliberations at 7:30 p.m. chapelroofrangedfromwbiteto . <Pacific time) and lo less than black to grey. Black would have three hours the formal anooun-meant the ballots of an in-· cement of tbe election wu conclusive vote were being made. burned, as they were alter two • The new pope decided to keep unsuccessful votes Saturda1 the cardinals sequestered ln the morning. conclave ln order to talk with The confusion ended at sunset them, as Pope Paul bad done. u the doors of Ute maio baJcm:lf -Carto-eonfalonleri, dean-of the at-St-r-Peter's Basilica olNll*L College of Cardinals, said John CardinaJ Pericle Felici emerged · Paul'• coronation probably will and made the traditional ..._ -take place Sept. 3 -next Sun· oouncement in Latin: "Anlluntlo ·: day. · -v.o.b.111._aaudlum ma1num, -L-uctant ts-• Meltop-. wllo-H8"mm -hpam. • -...._,_......,.. __ .,. always fully did bis duty," nouncetoyougreat,joyfulnews; Ca.rdlnal Confaloniert 1aid. "He We have a pope." reflects a lot, be writes well and The bells of all churches; lb be speaks well. The church bas Rome began 10 minutes-ofi • · tbosen well" chimes to salute Pope John ~~ den1 CarterJ catloning I. -. • "= l..W.8111••• n ... I ... .. ..-"""""""'···-.. -... J -... - d1r1 barrta&a'•~· ... The J*ilf)lltr it • oaUODwWe-11.rike pew last week aa a moatb· old &eDtlltlve coauact waa re.; Je(i.cl by the APWU. tM ~ canien unlion and U. •cm- meinb.i-Mall HUdlen .Dll'WoQ of the Laborers' JatemaUoa.al Unloa. The ndeded tont.ract called fol' a 19.$ penent lncreaae la wa1e1 and blMfltl over three years. Postal ltrikea are We1al un- der fedenl law. Tbe Judie'• order dQes not ap- ply to tb8 mall hllQCllen WdoD wblcb -uaUb the two luaer unlooa -bad aot m~ted a strike lf DellOUatioa.s are not re· sumed wltbin ftve daya. r ' PONTIFF PRODUCT OF SIMPLE UFE • • • Identified .ln armed, masked man who di1d ~ beiaC wocmcled trhen he ancrJa-tiompaniOll allesedly attempted lo rob an Anaheim business was identified by POiice Saturday as Joseph AJan If arris, 29, 9142 Tristan Drive. Garden Grove. . Harris and John B. Lupien, 24. Aoaheim, enlered International Housewares offices at 1163 Knollwood Circle Friday and an· nouneed &hdr .intentions t.o rob lbe firm. eccordini to police. As the two walked down a baUlway the owner of the busl· oess. who police refuse to in id,ntify. beard their intentions, g*bbed a .38 caliber handgun and shot attbeeach man once. Harris died an hour later at Anaheim Memorial Hospit.al. Lupien wu transferred to UC Irvine Medical Center in Orange Saturday afternoon from Anaheim Memorial. He was re- ported in guarded condition. Lu-pien is being held on suspicion of murder under a legal technicality involving armed crimes. A third man. believed to have been the driver or the suspected getaway car, is s till being sought by police. A police spokesman said late Saturday no descriptions of the suspect or caT were available. :t 1eeln1 lllm cutti.Da the fl'US wearln1 tbe black cauock seminarians then wore. Jn tbe aemlaary and then at Rome'& Grecorian UllJv•ralty, from wtdch be •at graduated in do«tnatlt OlleolotY, bis favorite subjects were philosophy, theoloa and ttterature. He wu ordained priest oo Jwy 1, 1935, at the age of 22, and went to Rome to attend the Gregorian. .. For bis paduatJng tbesls be wrote about the philosophy of Antonio Rosmini, a 19th-century priest 1'lho w-. for many y~ tootled' upon with di.!{trust by the hierarchy. After •r•duat1on, Luciani went back to bia native village tc 2 YouthS seriously . . Hun in Mesa 6rlJ$h . Four persons were lnjured. two seriously, wben a Volkswagen van allegedly ran a red lisht and atruck a car in the intersection of Paularino Avenue and Old Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa Satur· day. police reported. Richard Canon, 16, of 1500 Dover Drive, Newport . Beach, a passenger in the van, was re· ported in guarded condition in the intensive care unit of Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital follow· ing the 4:37 p.m. accident. Derrek Wright, 17, of 280 Ogle St .• Costa Mesa, driver of the van, was reported in good condi· tion at the same hospital. Wright was eastbound on Paularlno when bis vehicle al· leaed1Y ran th~ red light and ------ struck a late model car being driven southbound on Old Newport Boulevard by George Bacon. 31. 2106 Santa Au Ave .• Costa Mesa, traffic officer Dan Hoauesakt Bacon and a passenger, Bren- da Blcum, 20, of 25211 Stockport St., Laguna Hills. were treated at the hospital and releued. The impact of the collision threw Wright 78 feet south of the van and Canon was thrown 58 feet, HoSUe said. The Bacon vehicle was knocked into another traffic signal 510le and it was an hour before power was restored to the signal. · No citatiom have been issued pending the outcome of an ln- vestiaatioo. EXECS PROSPER ••• .. In retrospect I'm absolutely cqovinced it (their resiping) was the cighf.thing for·tbem·abd fob•us." Be.oited the freedom of ne'w management ta make changes without a sense of loyal· ty to tradiUons or past policies. Are there any regrets? ''In retrospect, if l were just loo'king fOI' my own sell in~. I would have picked a year betore that <to start bis own company)," Watson said, citing the, fact that the buildina In· dustry Jn Orange County was at its 'peak when be resigned. ·:n would have been to my ad- vantage to start a business a ye:ar earlier," be said. "But with m)! senae of responsibility, 1 wouldn't have left the lrviue Company then. We felt we should stay on and help whoever boygbt it, although that may have cost us something.•• Jlad Mobil Oil been the purtbaser, Watson said, be woµld have remained with the company, largely because be bad already agreed with that firm's representatives that be would do so. --··•"Pl6a1 au Wolffr-both soroewhat self-effacin1 men who slit& aeem to defer to their fOJ'Sler bon, said they bave no reg,eu. "'9e pvtnen in~i.r-oew firm a.rel a di p, and that fad, y say, ~ good for the usiness. ai.oa la an arc per not«l .for his -to 4*see large projects. Eberlinl s iallzes in Ttnancial aspects of 8evelopmeut, while Wolff is sldled at marketing and opera- lioas. ~ ........ .,. WlUlam s. :#~ .. analyst. ad '•)Ve've sot eollec\ively quite a fe!f. years of experience," Wa.'tson said. ••Tbla Is a m•acement·lntmsive buslDeu, SO tJlat ataDda UI tn pod stead." •tF• bave eome pluaa and mi~, eac:b one of us," said E~Una. who recently resigned u c;ba.lrman of the Irvine Ranch Water District. "I think we balance out.•• ~---~ nner tllouCbt or 1om1 lato .,._.,... for hlmlelf before. "It wu a sbn>riae to me bow mucb I -.Joyed this . ., Wolff a1lo commented oa tbe cltan10 from t.be bu•e lntne Co .. pany t.o &be 1mall Newport De¥elopma~. • •Wben it WH Ume to do IOlll«bbli hl the 1rvlDe Oom· paay, 51.ranc up the ~meat and IAld. ·no lt. '" aal4 W , "Hare you lft U.P from your dHk aoct do ft ~·· ... ¢am.p&J11'1 n•w mana1ement, Eberling said, "'f, thlDll lt.'• only natural to alt here •nd read Uc)ut what tlaeY. • do an• say, ·wen, I would have doff lt dif. feren~.· but I t.b11'k tt•1 too ear· 11 to tell" .. Tbe:re'• not a~ tbat roea ~-cbn"~be IUCCe,slful," Wolff Hld. He DOt· Id tMat 'be and Watscn llYe Ill Newport Beacla and EMrllDI live• bl 1ntne. aocl all of tbem and tbelr neiehban are aneetec1 by what uppena to the Irvine ComP8D1· ' Tbe three remain ootJm11tlc about the ~ ot bulldlnc in Orao1e Co•ntJ,• duplte •lowclownl ln 1ucb ateN aa ,.. salebomtnl. "It wouJa be lmpoulble for the economy ~to mllntaln tbe I I I work in tbe local parish, tMn In the nearby town of Agordo where be also taught n.llgton,in a vocatiOftal echool . From um on and tor 10 years he "Was deputy director in the BeUuno Seminary where be ha~ .studied aAd taqbt -tbeoloey, ethics, church law and art bis· ton. In IJMB, Luciani became one of tbe top aides of the bishop of &Uuno with the Utle of depu. ty vicar in charge of catecbetics. the teachina ol religion. He concenb'ated on making this teacbig u aimple at P*t· ble IO &bid: illlterate mountain folka could understand it. He l'e- . coWlled b.ls experiences in a book entitled ·'Catechism in Crumbs." pe>w in ita seventh ecU· tion. He once said: "The true treasures ot the church are the poor, the liUle ones to be helped not merely with occasional alms but in a way they can be pro- moted." He waa vicar 1eneral in Belluno for four yean, when Pope John XXlll named him bishop of Vittorio Veneto. south of BeUuno. in 1958. During the 1962·65 Vatican Council Luciani said it was dif. ficult for him to change bis frame of mind from pre·council chqrcb attitudes to tbe more liberal teachin&s. . PHOENIX (AP) -Charles Boyer. the suave. French·bom actor who coul1ed a beyy of lead.lng ladles in the 193GI and 19408 .and bec•me OQe ,ol Warner Bros. Inc. •a top stars. died Sat~day at a local bollpi\al, the boeptt.& NportecL Boyer, wJao would have tur'MI( • 79 OD M'OnQy, had been dJ9. covered unconscious~\ bis home and was ~lied to st. Joseph's Hospital by fire deputment paramedics. He died ..-short time after be arrived al the hospital, a spokesman said. Dr. Tbomaa Jarvis. Maricopa County coroner, said be will COD· duct an autopsy today to de- term ine the exact cause of death. A hospital spokesman said a heart attack w~ suspected. Boyer, whose wtf e of 44 years. Patricia, died Thursday, became Warner Brother's top. salaried star in 1945. Durtna the 1930s and 1940s, he epttomlzed the Continental gallant -suave, impeccable of man11er and dress. He played the pollsbed lover to man~ of tlae movie.' leading ladies, yet had the stnnctb and authority to ~ convincfnl also u a man of 8C· lion. Unlike AWU" a roiuantic star, be mlmCI ..U, m&o character parts with m1ddle age. ln OQe film. he pe>rtt'Qed the father of Leslie Caron. He had no vanity aboQt hia appearance and will· ingly played roles in which he looMHI .older U... • -... even at times appearing without his toupee if the character called for it. . Pertfaps he is best remem· bered by the public for his role as the thief Pepe LeMoko in "Algiers." Mimics .tater mimed him with the line he supposedly used to lure Mlss Lamarr: "Come with me to the Casbah." Graveside funeral services for Boyer, who had no survivors. • will be held this week at the Inglewood Mortuary in Inglewood. The date has not been set yet. OC ·Family Wins ~ Long-delayed Claim - SAN FRANC~O ,(AP), -. A three· year · delay Jn settling the $1~.ooo claim of an Orange Coun- ty woman injured in an automobile accident will cost Farmers lmurance Exchange $749,011 in damages. the California Supreme Court bas ruled. do so ~ an arbitrator in April 1913, While delaying payment. the company contended the accident wasduesolelytothenegligenceof Mrs. Neal's husband and sought to credit its SS.000 benefit pay- ment against the $15,000. Teen Spots Fire, 3 Flee By a 5-2 vote. the high court Friday upheld an Orange County Superior Court award that ln- cl ud ed $740,000 in punitive damages for .. bad faith" in handling a claim by Frances Neal under an uninsured motoristprovisionofberpolicy. The alertness and warning Mrs.Neal,wbodiedofcaneer from a teen -age Balboa in 191.. inj··....,. July 13 Peninsula girl may have pre-... was un~u on • vented the spread of a house fi·-1970 when a car driven ~ ber ... "" husband waa hit broadsid~ by a Saturday afternoon l\t 218 E. vehicle whose driver wal Ocean Front. N wpon Beach insured.~ spehi69days the firemen reported. ' hospital ~nd wu totally is· Mary Gardner, ;ho lives at abled. the address said s was read- Farmers paid $5,000 un r ing when a teen-ag ran inside medical payment coverage, ~t her house and said. " 1 don,'t refused to pay the $U ooo m • want to alarm you ~t there ts imum under the u~lnsure smokecomingoutyoivroof." motorist clause unUl ordered Mrs. Gardner. he,r nephew John Gaylord of Ortt.ario and _,. _ _ .. Kathy Hill of C~am~ga, fied J.'~a Man " tlt'n~~o~'"Jietermlrled C, _ '> • origin, was COIWllaecftb1:be.attie. ~-Pi.~y J to St~~ ~&:~i~~ ..... _ ..... ' house --was estimated at $10,000 hectic pace ·or J9'17.'' Eber!Jna said ... I ~ tblnia are •e~ back to a *~ DOl'Ul-1 m_..t~ • Added Watloa, "U I ftt'9 ,.... iog to buy a bouae, I wouldn't delay .. " The men seem 1atlafte4 as · ey look bt,qt ~ tlfetr first-year plUftp Into their ownu...tneil. "We're atill ftlendl with each other, which l1 quit. an ac· compUaluneot." Wataon Hid. He slid be bun•f Iott any ~ bis enth~m for real -..to develop~ "lt•a fun. Wa cre•tlve," Wauon commented. '1lt'1 one ot tbe last ~e•Uaea ot tho •n· trepreneur bull.Ilea• ln our COUD• ~, where people like ounelvea who have no money but have 1Jdlla eu do WYM*N••·'! -. · • ... 1-tO D1·es and smoke and water damage to . .ttlll ' the contents at $2,000. .f Mrs. Gardner said she did not Wllllam hckson of Oosta get the name of uae girl who .Meat. ~-!1-~~1,ltday fro~~. ,,.,.rnedbel"of!be blue. Juries I~ Aug. 11 wnen _ e ~ar • was ~g lllldet s into gear and pinned blm. J~hon, 69. of 924 Cedar Plac~L..._fixptred at 3:55 a.m. at Ho emo~tal 801plta1 Pre~. ~s: Beach. aced~ to aman fin'-"' the Oranp County coroner's of. lice: He bad been workiq Oil the transmlHlon of his 1969 Chevrolet when it lllpped lnto revene. Tbe CD' WU OD wood blocks and the brake set, Jacbca'a wife, Lillian, aald. Jacboa, •Mired tool and dfe mater for a Costa Mesa automotlW> flnn. auftered what the coroner'$ spokesman deecriW • C'W' IHU'Dla-He wu a member~of the Odd Fellow Rebecca · Lod1e It of Coat.a 11.... Re Wat born ln CHada. Survlvon ln add1tloo to bia wile blclude IOD J019Pb ol Cotta M•a, dauabter Delores Moore of San Die10 and h~o 11an-'daulbten. He bad U.ved la Cotta..._ ao .Nean. .Jaclulon~ bocb' wat crema&.ed, accordinl to a •JM>k•woman for Bell Mortua1y, Coata 11 .... where a memorial nrvlc• wW be acbed(tW ~ ..- SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ...._..,_ --·""----··°'""" ltot•---a.-.. ..._ TIMMMlt .. ... , .. r::-..::..,,~ . c..... ....... ~IEdo!or ALBUQUERQU& <APl -Albuq~ weltomed hiotM l&I lhf'ff trua·AllanUc: baJloonliti Sa\\arday t.bousaacb ~ to-ward them at airport • -~ ...... MAXIE ANDERSON ACKNOWLEDGES HOME'rOWN CROWD Two Other Balloonl1t1 Aleo Were Swamped by Confetti E'ro..P~A l PLANE CHOICES • • • c omplaints about airport service. Those complaints center on a s hortage of convenient automobile parking space. an overcrowded air terminal and more difficulty obtaining travel accommodations. Meanwhile. Orange County Airport continues to operate un· der the courtesy of a noise variance granted by the Federal Aviation Admirustration. According to terms of the variance. the county must take specific steps to reduce the noise impact or jet aircraft. On and on the Orange County Airport list of problems grows. And while they do, the Board of Supervisors moves toward Wednesday's meeting facing two bard decisions: -Whether or not a five-year, $290.000 study of the airport meets the legal requirements or an environmental impact report. -Selection of a policy that will determine which or three proposed levels of service will dictate future airport policy. Supervisors emphatically agree on one point. Each of them said last week they will not support any plan that would even .hint at increas- ing noise generated by airport activity There was also a clear majori- ty a mong the s upervisors in favor or accepting the consul- tant's study, though Supervisor Ralph Diedrich called it ''a blaster plan for planning and not '" environmental impact re- f<>rl." Nonetheless, 1f the study by I consultants Danie l. Mann, I Johnson & Mendenhall is accept- ~d. that decision will open the oor for some changes. For one thing, county govern- ment would be free to renew 1 leases with the three com- mercial air carriers that operate on limited schedules at the airport: Air Californi&, -Hugh~ • Airwest and Golden West Airlines. Board acceptance or the re- port w~ also be a first step towitt:lt approval of improve· meot projects at Orange-County Airport, including parking lot p"8vfng &nd-an ~xpa n dea terminal. . Generally. however, it is con- ceded that environmental im- pact reJJOrts covering specific pr&jeet& wouJ<t1>e lleeded befote:_ any Tinl>r-Oveme11ts could b~ made. It is on the second decision, the selection of alternative futures, that the supervisors In conversations last week ap- peared lo scatter o(f. Supervisor Ralph Clark can be called the board's airport hawk. Emphasizing bis opposition to any plan that might add to the noise problem, Clark •l\~d he nonetheless fa~r: maxfmum development of the a rport's potential ·'within current opera· tlonal constraints.'· Supervisor Ralph Diedrich In· sticated he isn't satisfied with any of the alternatives ln lhe study and bas some prooosals or his own to make. "lt And Supervisor Thomas Riley talked or "workine aomettun1 that will brine Ontario <International Airport) Into the picture.•• In their Nmarks, lhe three ' supervisors made it clear they see these additional options: -·Rolling back service to ac· commodate existing legal noise standards. -Maintaining the status quo. -Planning the airport's future to fit anticipated 1~ tra vet needs. including policy decisions leading lo approval or the improvement projects. The two chief antagonists, Newport Beach City Attorney · Dennis O'Nell and airport- manager Robert Bresnahan, are keeping their sights set on the two major issues. Here's Bresnahan's view: When the airport terminal opened in 1965, Bonanza Airlines was the airport's only com- mercial carrier a nd carried roughly 30.000 passengers off the runway. But by the end of this year. 2,5 million air travelers will have passed through the terminal de- signed to accommodate no more than 600,000 a year. As a result, Bresnapan said, ··our passengers are being treated like cattle. not even directed into the terminal when they deplane. "They pick up their bags out- side and are routed around either end or the building. "The airlines sort baggage outdoors. even in the raln. And there's not enough room in the terminal for ticket lines." Bresnahan argues that the controversial environmental im- pact report "is four impact re- ports lo one. It's a study that looked at alternatives and is a s ufficient base for sound de· cisions .. He argued that the pressure on the airport comes from growth-inducing projects ap- proved by those who thwart airport attempts lo meet in· creasin& needs.. "Irvlhe approves a 2;000-acre industrial park. Does that put pressure.on the air:portl..Y.nu.JH:.t it does. "Look at the hotels and other projects Newport Beach has ap- proved. Not only are they put· -tint -pressure on the airport, they're.dependent ()nit. ·'Everyone £eeJDa .to....wqt ~ advantages of what the airport has lo offer but no one wants to· take a hard look at the pro- blems. "And they are community pro- blems; JlOt Just Orance Goon~ Afrp6i't'iF,1-Bl'esnaban-wa1d:-=- Clty attorney O'Neil conceded ' that the airport ''serves a valua· ble function." And he emphasized that the ci- ty does not and ne_yer bas called f~r/~osing the atrport or ban· run Jets. O'N•il said the city seeks to maintain the status quo accom· panled by continued bard press- ing efforts to cut down on noLse. T~ that-end .. Ne~rt.Jleacb is filhting whai O'Neil Ctescribed as "a battl,1 of containment" aimed at thwartiDt airport ex- pansion efforts. The environmental impact re- port? "It's simply not an environ- mental Impact report by any de· rinllion. It would be wrong for the Board of Suoervisora to ac· cept lt ·'We will certalrtlY do every· thlfll in our power to eoovtnee the supervisors that what thoy St, ..,.tvnMld to a twault\MMll re· cepUon rune day1 after their 1Uvtr·~. hellu.m·ftlled Dou• bl• Eaar.··u landed tn a neld $$ · mll•• wtlt ol Parts, completlQe the flnt trau-AUanUc balloon Cl'Olllna.' They became lnltant heroes Javl1ly wined, dined and pr&iHd in Parll. LOndon and New York before they returned home. ''We're reaUy proud of thole b0y1." nid Mrt. Bob Gardner, la. wbo curled a ttcn welcom· lna "Ben. MHI• and Larey!' "W• wd&ed to abc>w them that we in Albuquerque care even more tba.n those French peo- ple," •be said. ' ....., ............... When the three stepped off their plane Saturday at Albu· querq ue lnternaUonaJ Airport, state AJr National Guard jet Ogbtera new overhead lo thelr honor, cannons saluted, a nd several bot·air balloons were ln- Oated along the runway. VIEW OF CHURCH DAY.CARE CENTER FROM RESIDENT'S REAR YARDS lrvlne Neighbors Say Church Clalm 'Expanding Sanctuary' Waa O.vloua i" Tbe crowd surged toward the aeronauta as soon as . they 1tepped on the runway, disrupt· l.ne cereQ)OOles attended by Gov. Jerry Apodaca, three of the state's four coniressmen, and Fabian Chavez, assistant U.S. s~cretary or com merce for tourism, who served as Presi- dent Carter's personal represen· tative. Chavez invited them to meet with Carter on Sept. 1. Church's Double Cross? .. Thou Shalt Not ~dd on Day Care Modules As they drove in a motorcade through the city that hosts the International Balloon Fiesta, confetti dropped from rooftops and from a helicopter overhead. A replica or Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis circled above a plaza where another large crowd gathered for awa~ pre· sentatlons and speeches. Anderson said their un- precedented venture was an ac- complishment for the entire na- tion. "The flight brought great joy and pride to Americans. and that brought great pleasure to us." be said. "To carry the American flag across Ireland. England and France was a great honor. We hope we have added inspiration to the generations that will follow us.·' By PIOUP ROSMARIN Of .. D.llly l'I ....... Irvine residents of the University Park housing tract have started a crusade against a neighborhood church. calling the latest addition to the sanctuary an eyesore. They say the University Unit· ed Methodist Church broke the Ninth Commandment when it put up a building for a day.care center on the grounds at 18422 Culver Drive. In a note to University Park neighbors. the Rev. Ron Allison announced "we are enlarging our sanctuary and adding a modular unit to our property." He said nothing about a day- care center. Landscaping. he said, would turn the comer to one "that you will enjoy and we can view with pride." Delif!ate Situation Neither enjoyment nor pride are among the emotions evident in a petition more than 50 of lhe residents have signed demand- ing that the day·care building be removed. In fact. they don't even con· sider the seven mobile home trailers, that wel'e driven onto the grounds and attached to rorm a 3,600-square-foot modular structure. to be a pro- per building. And. they don't consider a day -care center to be a sanctuary One of the neighbors who is upset over the matter. though he hasn't signed the petition, is Mayor Bill Vardoulis. Last week Vardoulis asked ci· ty staff why the ch\are,h plan wasn't brought before either the city planning commission or the city council. Newport Beach firemen and paramedics work to remove Joe Stephenson, 18 . Garden Grove. from his foreign made car after he lost control of the vehicle rolled it twice and hit a Southern Caiifornia Edison Company power pole on Jamboree Road Saturday afternoon. JAWS of Life were used to cut the top 1,r Stephenson's car. He was not trapped Sut sustained a severe back injury. Step}\enson was re- ported in fair condition at ffoag Memorial H~spital Pre~b~terian . H~ ~was charged with drunk driving, accord11li to police have before them is not what it pretends to be.'· -O'Neil said be sees the ul- timate solution to the airport -dilemma aa.-tha.locaUon of.awl.a.·-,...__ ble site elsewhere and does not see any immediate hope for quieter jet engines. "We just don 't want the airport to grow," O'Neil said. "We don't intei\d for qne mlout1 for Newport Beach to be the sacrificial lamb to satisfy the airport needs po'rthe entire county." Sandwiched between the sharply contrasting · BresUaban ancl.D'Nell-views is th B'>ard ol Supem . =-_ For the past 12 years whenever the airport problem appeared to be coming to a head, other boards have begged off maldng the hard decision. Usually, they've approved a prolonged costly airport site study or launched of~ Into mak· ing brief passes at negotiating joint use of mllltary air bases and/or dJrectJnti county air Ma.r:~.(:q~ge- .. ""--&ler ~..oric etchings created in the 20's. ..... ll turned out that of Irvine's 20-odd neighborhoodS. called planned communities. only University Park a nd t wo others-Walnut Village annd Deerfield~o not require com· miss ion or council review to establish churches or expand church facilities. Though the council acted quickly to remedy the planning omission. by asking that a re· solution be prepared which would require review in all neighborhoods. it was helpless to resolve the University Park dis· pule Robert Campbell. whose new view of the neighborhood from his kitchen window and rear yard is of the trailer building. is leading the petition drive and is irate about what be calls lhe de· liberate deception by the church. Church 0Hic1ats say they never tried to deceive anybody, and that the church is spending $25.000 to $30,000 for landscaping to spruce up the building. where 50 children 7 to 12 years old will be superVised from 7 a .m. to 5:'30 p.m . Mondays through Fridays beginning next month. ·'How can they call that a building?" Campbell's wife. Alice. demanded in an In· ter.view. "When they moved the first trailer in. I wasn't disturbed. t thought it was a construction s hack-that's what it looked like ·'Then, when they moved the others in. I still thought it was OK. because I figured. well. they have to have someplace to worship during reconstruction. "We really thought they were expanding their sanctuary. ·'When we found out that those WERE the buildings, and that it was going to be a day care center. well '" Her husband Campbell s aid the children, added lo the church's existing pre-school operation th a t handles 125 children 1 though not all at the same time I will fill the neighborhood with "noise pollution." The Rev. Allan Waterson, co· minister or the church, said the day.care center is a sorely needed community project. The Campbells and 42 other households say. not in their com- munity. '"-\LtCI 11f\J~t',V ~1---• AflPEt 1·v.:.,RI ET CALDtR c~1r,c1-....... r:or~1T;, c1 A vrcr~o t.<I ~Si • r:'A0J0~ 1 lAC KMAN ,IOHf\IS KATZ 't.W L1C'-'FNSTEIN fV1ARIN1 MA' iVlRO RAUSCHENBERG SC HOLDER ,. ·tt"aMlefa lnto adJOiDilla CQUll· ties. As a result, more than $1.S million worth of airport studies nQw collect dust on county gov- ernment bookshelves. ~~;:.~~-SECU.ND.A ··----""-srtllfa ~~~.--.~-- With Dledricb talking of Los Alamitos Naval Air Station and Riley's mention or Ontario In· ternational Airport, the board may again head off in those dlr~Uona. But the iaaue this week Is Oranae Coun~y Airport and the role U Wtll play fn your lift. Exhibit Thru TAMA YO August, 1978 VASARELY ; WEST COAST GALLERY 2700 WEST COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH HOURS ...... ..,....,., ........ 114 , .. T.tW•llM '°' (714 646-3221 .. .. a., ........ CATHY MARINO, SKATING PICKET AT MARKET Food along coast feast or famine It was feast or famine in Orange County last week. An estimated !i0,000 clerks at more than 1,000 stores ot 11 supermarket chains in nine Southern California counties including Orange, were on strike from a week a10 today until they and union negotiators reached a three-year set· tlement late last Thursda1. The clerks will be given a 70- ceot an hour pay raise tbia year and 50 cents an hour for the two remaining years. The pact also includes amnesty clauses so that clerks won't be punisbed for alle1ed van· dallsm or so that those who crossed picll::ets and returned to work won't be ftned by the union. T1Jere were reports of vandalism by strikers but Bob McGrath, spokesman for the Retail Clerks Union, caJJed them "isolated instances." There were also reports of harassment of customers and an attempt to block entrances to stores. Meanwhile, stores where clerks were not on strike did an increased business. Customers who partonized stores clerks were striking found shorter business hours but not too much of a dwindling food supply. Striking clerks, in some instances, played Frisbee or watched portable television outside the stora. One striker, Cathy Marino, roller skated in front of jhe Cotona del Marstoresbeplcketel!. • -· H untinqton B e,1c h Sisters win marathon with truck Persistence paicl off for two$lsters last week in Hunt· ington Beach. Tbe two, Nancy Bitetti and Erma Coman, had parked on a city-owned lot to buy soft drinks and chips at a Pacific Coast Hi&bway liquor store, El Don. Aa the sisters emerged from the store they found two crewmen from an Ace Towing truck had literally put the tow book on their car, allegedly for overparking. The men told the sis· ters it would cost $20 just to unhook the hook, accordinl to Mrs. Coman, a teacher in Glendora where she llvea. She was visiting sister Nancy, a nurse at Boa1 MeI6orial Hospital Presbyterian in Newport Beach and resident of Huntington Beach. "We bad $18.10 between us," Mrs. Coman said. So the stand off began. And five hours, 15 minutes later the crew unbooked the car. "We're e<>inl to take it to court," Mrs. Coman said. "They said they were charging a dollar a minute for as long as we were there." The pharge would amount to $400-plus. Model studio draws Mesa ire A nude modeling studio in Costa Mesa bas its 19th Street neighbors protesting its operation and its owners preparing for what could be a lengthy legal batUe by city officials to close it. Elderly residents of Bethel Towers, near the studio at 583 W. 19th ·st., want the operation closed. "I think we should do something about lt," said Kitty MacGregor, a tenant at Bethel. "I came from New Yor~ and I knowEthe city can do. It'1 awful." A one· mUe strip or 19th ~ft)Jat and the - '-~-fM'~..rs bas 23 alco · bever.age o~e··uMft·• · ~151'b0ns," according ~ 'ZaeCla."'Ba B8dlel 'lW'enr-acl--.. mlnistrator. Tbffre has already tieeri one arrest ·at the studio for sollcitatJon Of prostJtution. Tb.e City Council Vol• ed 4-0 last week to send City Attorney Robert Campqna In search of a preliminary injunction that would padJoelt the studio's door. However, owners Paula and Bill En1le, represented by attorney Martin Goldberg, claim the studio was issued a city business permit and is "not operatlna ll· legally." Goldberg said the city is io for a "costly le1al battle:""-" • .. - IJ.8. 8I1111 ••,,, ., ,,.. '. ,.,.... .,.. Mlewen elMI ttwlllent«ms ••· t ..... '""" .,.._.. T-k l'MI ~ flf ltw c.Mr .. ~t ,._ Mid ONo .... ltys 'I· see~ st°""' -. ""rt.41 ..... ttle CMf "' Mtllkle Md ,.. ... treMt Hst'"' 91141 of tlle GrHI LHn. ... ......, ... uilm. from "'""'' tcr•h ..-. ... lllnl --,,.., "" lflkf. ....... vw..,, .. ~ _, "'i.AllM!k CloMt ..... ~"' .. _____ '" .............. ,.....-i11111 ,...., ......... ,....._,.,..IN 0-C ................ Mt"'9nl At~---- a.Ill ..... ~ Ott ... Wiii le.-.... ,..._..,." ..... °'"'"' • M o.t'9lt •c..._...., .. ~...,,... ., .. ........... ,.,, ...,.... --::,:• -. n • :s~ .. ~ Lk • ......, ,..,..,.. " " ~ ....... ,,_....,.. " ,, KM'tCltr ........... .....,...,., ......... ~ • u.~ c ............... ....,...,.... .. v ~AlllleM .......... .....,,.~~ .. ,, ~ .. 11., ... '1 " .. """' ....... ,.. • )f .._. ..... " 1t .. ....... ; to 10 cited recent revelations about South Korean lnfluence- buyinc ln the United States as their reason. B\lt others in the party defended the trip. Several weeks before the 1roup left Aug. 21 from San Francisco, White wrote all 360 members of the DNC warning tb•t if travel at the expenae of foreign governments were raised in the committee, "I would feel obligated to vote to censure any members who ac· ceptedsucblavors." •·••Oeelded FLINT, Mich. <AP> -A former state legislator who helped draft the statutes defin-lna death in Micblgan made the decision Saturday to have bis oldest daughter pulled off Hie· support systems. Michelle Edwards, 16-year-old ' daughter of former Rep. F . Robert Edwards, bad been on lite-support systems at McLaren General Hospital since she suf. ferect extensive brain damage in a three-car crash Thursday night. Sdtlemeftt Set NEW YORK <AP> -The family of an Oregan woman killed in the Canary Islands col· lision of two jumbo jets, the worst disaster in aviation his- tory, bas been awarded $375.000 by a federal jury. Beverly Johnson or Grants Pass, Ore., was one of 581 persons killed when a KLM -.RdJ'•l Dutch AitllbOs 141" cot· lided with a Pan Am 747 as the huge planes maneuvered for take-off on March 2:1. 1977, at Tenerife ajn>ort. f1tff!I Dlltaed WICHITA <AP> -Air Force experts poW'ed 80,000 gallons of water into a Titan II missile silo Saturday and prepared to spray the site with chemicals in hopes of neutralizing a 2-day-old ·pro- pell ant leak that killed one ' person and hospitalized 20. A Strategic Air Command spokesman in Omaha, Neb., called the accident "the first major leak we've ever had," and 1aid procedures being used to control it have never been tried. • S11aee81:.!11 A,.lt MOSCOW CAP> -A Soviet cosmonaut commander and an East German cosmonaut rocket· ed into orbit In Soyuz 31 Satur- day in the Soviet Union's third bl-national space launch this year, Tass reported. The Soviet news agency said cosmonaut-researcher Sigmund Jaehn of East Germany and Russian Valery Bykovsky are expected to dock with the orbit· ing SJ>ace station Salyut 6 and join Soviet cosmonauts Vladimir .Kovalenok apd Alexander JvenebenJtoy,, wi.O.. a¥e· been 7. .. o~~g lbe glo-Ji,oce}luqp 16: Ceffee ,.....,, lfp RIO DE JANEIRO CAP> Brazil will increase the minimum export price for its coffee from $1.SO a pound to $1.60 starting Monday , the Bradllan Coffee Institute an· nouaced. ..... ~ '2 70 HtwYn " .. Olli.. Cl1? JOI 1' ,.... ...... 71 .. "-tll• '°' '' .......... IS " l"tte!MI, ~ 11 " ""' la .. "~ ft 7t St.LM!t w ., ......... tO " Sell.,.... " ~ left ,,,.,. 10 SS It.me 11 SI ---10 '" WMtl~ " 75 ..., .... .....,. ..... , .. ~ll)OOllOO~'-l'Oll' ..... llr6~1111 ClllilMIOl't t '"'·fli'ld'°"' _____ " ,. .........,_~lf'l'Jll OollQI ,. " ·--r::; _,, t • "' • Clll IS ,. 11'°'9 t '"' - -COO¥""" .. .. .. ... ..... ., ff c.......-...,.._ .. • • " :::.e.. .... c.-,, "'-~· .. ,. ~··-~INcll ..... .. .. ~~a.er-...-" .. ... " o--=.c:.-• " uo_,..... UWll ftMe9 .. .. .. I ' Blotcing 011 Stea• NATIONAL /INTERNATIONAL /WEATHER CINCINANATI <AP> -The ~rdeal beaan, authoriUea said, when 3-year-old Jason Comlsar, wulna from a nap, walked Into bb mother'• bedroom while a well-dressed ,unman was de· mandtni ttoo.ooo. Wb•D totd tbere was no · mooey, tbe Jl'rench-aound.inl In· treader aettled tor the naked boy u bait, they said. CSYING AND kickin1, the rutu re be\r of • famlly rettaurut. empire was draued to a cetaway car. And tbe wait began. "Mommy. when a.re you going to come and pick me up!" Juoa •aid hours later as t.be abductor carried on ransom negotiations by telephone from a motel room ln nearby nortbem Kentucky. At 9:35 a.m. Friday, 18 hours aft.er the drama unfolded and shortly alter a $100,000 ransom had been paid, the blonde hatred. blue-eyed boy - wrapped ln a white quilt -was rescued unharmed at a parking lot at the Greater Cincinnati Airport 1n Covington, Ky. President Carter and family visited Yellowstone Na· tional Park in Wyoming Saturday, joining about 4,000 other camera-toting tourists as Old Faithful geyser steamed and spouted. Earlier, the president booked into 6 trout ... 'Sunday dinner.' Carter said. <See story on Yellowstone on Page A lU LE88JftlAN two miles away. captured b;y FBI a,enta a.ft.er a brief, fender-bending chase, Bruce Nellon Baltler, 24-year. old son Of a Cincinnati advertis- ing executive, was being charged with kidnapping. Baltzer, an adopted child. is described by bis mother, Mary Anoe Battier, as .. a lovely young man . . . sensitive, kind . . . never been any trouble. But he's sick and we have to help him." Protection Backed WASHINGTON <AP> -A con· greasional committee recom- mended legislation Saturday to protect innocent third parties, including news media, .against police searches. 1971 to search the office or the Stanford Daily, a student newspaper. A former classmate at Coun- try Day School, a private in- stltute for tJle socially elite, said Baltzer "didn't want any money . . . he wanted attention." The recommendation stemmed from a Supreme Court decision upholding the use by Palo Alto police of a warrant in The House Government Operations Committee issued a report saying it agrees generally with the opinion of news media leaders who say the decision threatens First Amendment rights. ON mREE occasions, the ab. ductor. using a "phony French accent." demanded $100.000, ac- cording to sources quoted by The Cincinnati Enquirer. 'fl AS NO'fl ~.~C!~.~~~ ~.~.'~ .~~.~'.t.c;1s.oo 365.00 Stone A Phillipi Pillow Back SoCa beautiful 650 00 Tulip Prine .•...•••.••••••.••.• 1095.00 • (;wgeoua Plampkiil colored Le.cher Sola fine 1295 00 Eukm Make .................. 1595.00 , ~~.·~'.·:.·~.~.~~~.~29.00 ·-9'75.00 ~e.~~:.~~.~.t~.~;.00 m.oo r!h ~ .~.(~ .0~~ ~.~ .~~1~ ... 1255.00 799,00 ~ Stone a Pltillipe 'fl':J. ChaJr beautillll ~-= '~~~.~ ~·:. ~·.~.~~.~e~7'~oo 379.00 Roni ~leb Chtlr a Ottoman beaatlfuJ C'.tll 00 pt.id Heftllloe eovtt ••.•.....•••.. C}.$9.00 .,._._,, ..._~ow.. om &vwo 275 00 N1aphide ...................... 399.00 , Sot. i..c,.,_. coabiaaUocl ..,... tof\ pillow t! .. ·9 00 bee1i bcaotiful blae print Lo•e Seat. •• 945.00 _,.. • ~ Cuallle FftiKlt ~ eoffee &able •.....•••....•••.••• 379.00 Herhap Frndi ~W Odcipa.I c-.illode •.•.....•..•...•.••.. 499.00 1\o-nlle Provlnclll clowedctf r.We .••••..•.••.•••••....•... 210.00 Book-c.b1ncl '"~l\e .... .u9.00 Thom.M~Ue Minot. . . . .........• m.oo 0.k budttt tn' ccrlke table .•.••.•. U«>.00 CMome bli .. p11• lop toflee table .•. aao.oo CoMIDC!d. cad tabSe gallerJ rtll ...... U5.00 Coffee Teble 1w Rkh.trdlloa kleal f°' OOf'Mf' P"f'Uli · ................ , .... S9S.OO Orbel T.....i-t ffCktall taMt wltll ~ ..... • o • • • • • • I•. f. t t ft•.• f It .499.C)C) eec.u ...... 111..k widi pAl.ry ~ta.,.'99.00 e......._.._....._Cocit_. ..... .-00 659.00 275.00 299.00 139.00 295.00 60.00 159.00 189.00 199.00 135.00 299.00 295.00 239.00 THOMASVIUE HERITAGE DREXB. % OFF* 'A ftW ITtMS OC(l'T(O DINING ROOM FURNITURE v WAS 8 Pc:. Acc:olade Dinin~ roons ..-1 by ~nl indudn small ~hirui round table &t 6 chain.. est.eMioa .•.•....•.....•.•..... 2714.00 n.o-vllle Pro<ri11et..I ~"er Pttan wood .••.••••••.•.•. , ..•....•••. 440.00 8 Pc. TbomuYille Italian Dinlaf! room ICC hidodet W>le, 6 c.bal" & llJiddJll me ~r. t ••• 1~ •• a .... ,. 1 ••.... ~ .-. ...... ..2012,,00 NOW 1795.00 299.00 1795 .. 00 p .. ..-.. !l.~'-.. l'U .. AU. I.AMPS, PIC1UllS, Acassom, AllllCW J IUNTS ~ OllGINAl PIK! ... OI USS: BEDDING & BEDROOM SETS f..eaLuader Teuioe &le per aet ......•.. 279. 9S King tiw Aiteloom Rip Vu WiakJe •.... 659:50 Aile'-Sl•abmue . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 599.50 Ledy~ 2 lilie KUig eet •••.•..••. 650.00 s.n1 Set indoc18 lbtL 8-1. Bond ., •.. 149.00 0'1l Twia H..Sbo.J'd lll Wlloat 6nllb •.... 79.00 Doohle ~ lllnw Oollbll'-Quttn •114' He.dboud Al Nlpt Stud. .......... 995.00 Bwtl.a&toa e-6 Pe. Bedroom Set lac~ ~==n:~.~.~.~~~·.4~ Borllactoa a-Buffet wftJa Mmor Top . 74'.00 °"9..t AccoWI Khi1 •Lie Readbolrd .... S.9.00 Or.ad Aoeolade Cliett ..•.••••..•...•• 719.00 Omiel Woocl.bria Minor ........•..... 119.00 Drenl T--111M Night Swid . . . . ... 2S9.00 199.00 519.00 450.00 519.00 79.00 41.00 185.00 595.00 750.00 444.00 159.00 395.00 65.00 189.00 R~ ~~.~~.~~ ~189.00 249.00 Wo.6rilt ~tel by Dre.el i.dadee &\ TriJ* Drei.uA ltlnw Ki.,"-8Mdboucf5 • An.ou.r •••••.••••••••••••••••••• ts.24 00 1525.00 223 E. LinColD Ave. ADUeim e Phone: 77.t.5383 ... ~-.. .. . -...... .,. .. .. ! I STATE NEWS Selentbts 'l'alce Dve1• 'Spg Ship' SAN Ol GO (AP> The recter&l to\t'T1U1'\ent want.I to the Howar<! Hu1h •·CIA .apy 1h\p Glomar Explorer H a atlenulir " 1 to probe the oceaQ noor. The $S50 nulUoo wp may be th Natlon.•l Sci ce Found&· lion'• naphlp ror It.a Dc-ep St~ DrUlina ProJ«t by 1m Tbe slup ,. . .., built by Huthea' Summa Co.rporalloa (or I CIA effort to pluck a unbn Scwte.t ~ubm~ rrom the depths of the W ffiem Paetlic .. ,..,,... .. Amona the Gtomar·s tar:aeu will be the thack layers ot udl· mtnl ulon1 the continental slopes of tht' Atlannc and Pacific ocean GLOMAR EXPl.OAER TO LEAVI! Cl.OAK AND DAGGER ROLE FOR SCIENCE Post's Not Popularity COntest FRESNO CAP) -The oath of office Judges take "does not ask them to make popular decisions, to act as barometers or public opinion, or to serve as in· terpreters of the Gallup Pou:· said California Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Elizabeth Bird Saturday While not directly speaking of her ballot confirmation in November or death threats the high court has received regarding rulings on Proposition 13's constitutionality, Ms. Bird told a group of supporters here that what is needed are "Judges with the courage to uphold their oaths or office without regard to promis es of reward or threats of harm." "OFTEN, THEIR dec1s1ons will be unpopular. and sometimes those de· c1s1ons may cost judges dearly as in· d1viduals," the 41-year-old Chief Justice said in opening the National Women's Poht1cal Caucus h ere. Alluding to Supreme Court thre<1ts two weeks ago, Ms. Bird asked if citizens "want a system that simply refleets the vieW8 of whoever can harangue the loudest . . . bully the best . . . scare the most ... make his threats felt most forcibly.·' ". . . We need judges with the courage to uphold their oaths of office without regard to promises of reward or threats o( harm." She said controversial political issues left lo the courts by the executive and legislative branches have politicized judges and caused them to be viewed "merely as politicians in black robes." The result is that since 1968. the number of Superior Court judges challenged at election has increased by four times and those Judges defeated have in· creased by five tjmes, she said. MS. BIRD SAID more often, Judges are being challenged and defeated for unpopular decisions rather than their fairness, integrity and knowledge of the law. She said judges are left with the choice of either bowing lo "extortion" Dead COiiected WeHare, State Prohers Claim ( . • STATE and issuing politically popular decisions or following their conscience. Ms. Bird bas said she does not intend to conduct a political campaign to re· tain her Supreme Court seat ~cause she reels it is inappropriate. However. an independent group called California Women for the Chief J ustice bas been formed to support Ms. Bird 's retention and the National Women's Political Caucus has endorsed her confirmation. MS. BIRD IS opposed by two "No on Bi rd" committees formed by Republican legislators. law and order groups and San Joaquin Valley farmers who say she is soft on cMme and who are. stilJ angry about the state farm labor law she helped draft while in Gov· ernor Brown's cabinet. A majority of "no" votes would re· move a justice from office, however. the largest opposing vote ever cast was 35 percent. ABC Orders Suspension At La Costa. SACRAMENTO CAP> -The State Department of Alcoholic Bever ages Control has ordered the liquor license or the plush La Costa Resort Hotel and Spa OAll .. V PILOT A$ . 'Dragon' ~assacre Gunman Identified? SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The confessed driver of the getaway ~ in the Golden Dragon massacre testified Curtli Tam carried a shotgun into the restaurant, said later he was "very happy." and apologized for not shooting more peo. pie. Five persons were killed and 11 wounded ln the shootings last Sept. 4 ln the bloody Chinatown outburst lbat emptied streets for months ln the usually teeming district or sbops. restaurants and tenements. T.\IK WAS IDENTIFIED ln court Frid,ay aa one of three triggerm• ~y Chester Yu. 17, the Hong Kong-born wheelman whose charges were re· duced to accessory to murder because be agreed to testify agJinat the other defendants. Yu, whose native Cantonese was translated by an interpreter, told a Superior Court jury how he drove Tam, Peter Ng, and Melvin Yu, all 18, to the restaurant. Police said the grisly shootinc grew out of a rivalr y betwee" Chinese youth gangs -the Hong Kong-born Joe Boys and lbe American-born Wah Ching. Hu sai4 Tam's mood was "very happy" iq the getaway car after th& bloody raid and recalled Tam saying thot he "thought he shot a girl down" and that he "waoted lo shoot more people but another girl came up front and got in the way.'' TA M SAT QVJETLY and appeared downcast. rarely shifting his gaze Crom the witness. During cross examination. defense attorney Douglas Schmidt tried to ahow that Tam Ued about sb()otln&I people because he was afrakl or ~u·s; brother Tom, an alleged Joe Boyi leader. ' Schmidt asked Yu, "What do yol.( think your brother Tom would have done to Curtis if he came back and said be didn't shoot anyone?" Yu; said be didn't know. _J • Yu held bis hand to his face an~ spoke slowly as he described bow th~ attack was "revenge," planned at a suburban Pacifica home and launched after a caller Upped then\ that leaders of the Wah Ching an~ Hop Sing youth gangs were eating a~ the Golden Dragon. • Yb said the Wah Ching and Hoi( Sing were responsible for the murde11 ·of F~lix Huie in a JuJy 4, 1971 attaclcl in which Melvin Yu, no relation, wait wounded. VV DESCRmED ON a map his ap .. proach route to the Chinalow" restaurant and said he parked it! front and W81ted while Tam, Ng, and Melvin Yu, all with stockin&s ove11 their beads, ran irulide. ' He said Tam had a short-barrel~ shotgun, Ng had a loog-barrel shotgun and a .38 caliber handg and Melvin Yu had a .4S caliber rifle, The weapons were recovered fro~ the mud of San Francisco Bay. Yu said Ng instructed Tam befor entering the Golden Dragon to fire a. shot up at the ceiling and "when tht> people panic and get down on th& floor. we will decide who to shoot." A tape Tam gave police claims he- Cired all his shots above the heads o( diners. Judge Walter Calcagno has yet to decide if he will allow the 50- m inute Lape to be introduced as. evidence. 'Nixon Coming Out' SEATTLE CAP> -Don't be sur· prised if former President Richard Nixon returns to public life, possibly as a roving ambassador, says Rabbi Baruch Korff, one of the ex-chief ex· ecutive's staunchist supporters. Watergate, Korff said, "was a nuke" and "When all the fl ak . . . is obviated by time. we will remember that he had a brilliant mind. He has an enormous capacity for service. He's a leader. a patriot beyond ques· tion. "Perhaps in time," Korff suggest· ed ... some president. be it Mr. Carter · or someone else, may find it in the ; national interest if Mr. Nixon was • named a roving ambassador. You ; know, he has no peers in intema-. tional affairs. He's highly regarded · by the heads of state." ; Kor ff made his remarks last Thursday in a telephone interview from his Rehoboth, Mass., home. He has never flagged in his support for Nixon. Your Daily Pilot can be Recyelftil PERFECT HAIR COLORING . Done At ... .. , , °""""' GoH(~• ,,. ,,,,. oltr<ilH fM:y<.WlQUoOM If/II Co.•• a.In.it !>5S5981 LUZZETTA Bemard- 240 Newport Center Or .. Ste. 200 NEWPORT BEAOi-640-6023 ,_ SAN FAANCISCO <AP> -l>islrict at .. torney fraud investigators say welfare payments have been doled out in the name of dead persons and ineligible re· cipients on the public payroll. An ac· count in the Saturday San Francisco Examiner, said criminal indictments in the cases were expected within two weeks. next year under a bill signed by the gov· ernor. S~n. A!lah S1ei»ty. D·Los J\ngeles. sponsored t.he measure, SB 1770. suspended for five days in Oetober beCAuse aol.l.dtation for prostitution OC· • , , ,. curred on thfrpreauses. ------------------·-' --------------.1 The investigation, under way since last year by city and federal officials, uncovered cases in which up to $100,000 was paid in the name of dead persons, the story said. Al least two Social Services workers who allegedly allowed the payments to continue in the case involving a dead person were suspended or fired, the story said. Assistant District Attorney Don Disler said fraud investigators were usine computeu...tD check payrolls for other possible abuses. ---- ft~ H etea ee End• MALISU <AP) -A brush fire erupt- ed in Ramirez Canyon near Malibu Saturday afternoon and threatened a few homes before firefighters blocked 1l. officials said. The blaze quickly swept over 50 acres . and the county fire department threw 175 men into th~ battle. They were aided by three helicopters with flame retardant. The fire was nearly con- tained by late afternoon. ~l•er Need • Oka11 SACRAMENTO <AP> Gov. Ed- mund Brown Jr. has signed le&jslat1on 'a'tmed at restnctm, when e bodreen be embalmed. T he new law will require that a person authorized to control disposition of the body approve embalming if the decreased did not do so before death. -No-jall Plan Sl.Ofl• SACRAMENTO CAP) -Caltfomia's program to send first·time drug offen· ders to rehabilitation rather than jail moves Crom pilot to permanent status "A recent study by the state Depart· ment of Justice found that persons diverted are less likely to become re· peat offenders than persons sent to jail," Sieroty said in a statement. flddng Re•tri~ied SANTA ROSA IAP> -A stale· imposed emergency moratorium will go i11to ecrect at midnight tonight on salmon sport fishing on the Klamath River in Northern California. A state Fish and Game Com.mission spokesman said the U.S. Department of Interior had assured the state it would enforce the same moratorium.on Indian subsistence and commercial fishing there. Dollar Toll Beaten SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Faced with legal opposition to the $1 Golden Gale Bridge fare, directors have voted to roll back fares frol'll...$1 to 75 cents for 40 days. The rollback is a form of refund grow· ing out of a class action suit brought against the bridge district by Kentfield lawyer John Mallick. It would refund an estimated $500,000 lo bridge commuters. Carpec...,....., Oaar.,ed BALTIMORE <AP> -Baltimore City Council President Walter S. Orflnsky has called Gov. Jerry Brown a "lousy carpetbagger" and "a liar" for break· ing what Orlinsky claims was... promise not lo get involved in the Maryland gubernatorial race. Brown is to be the guest of honor Monday at a Baltimore fundraiser for one of Orlinsky's rivals. THE ACTION WAS taken Friday by Administrative Law Judge Marilyn Nelson in an opinion certified by ABC Director Baxter Rice. Unless the order is appealed, the SUS· pension will begin Oct. 12. La Costa will have 30 days to Cite an appeal of the sus- pension, Rice said. Judge Nelson noted that La Costa of- fi~ial~ have taken steps .to prevent pro· st1tutaon on the premises by hiring security personnel and maintaining con· tinuing relations with the Carlsbad Police Department In her ruling, the judge noted that Frank Rayo. La Costa's catering manager, who had been accused of permitting prostitution at the resort, had been fired from his job. RICE SAID LA Costa will be required to post notice in the bar area that the five-day suspension ts In errect. but will be permitted to serve non-alcoholic beverages during that period. La Costa attorneys and officials were unavailable for comment. But foUowing hearings held earlier in San Diego by Judge Nelson, La Costa attorney Leroy S. Huldren said he would appeal any ad· verse decision in the matter -JP".. Bay Pan: Sav.ed SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A Coast Guard helicopter rescued an injur~d woman and a male near-drowning vie· lim from San Gregoria Beach Saturday a!ternoon. The woman was re ported to have fallen about 100 feet down a cliff, ln· vestigators were trying to find out how the male got into trouble. _REGJSlER FOR FAll QASS£S at file HUNTINGTON BEACH ADULT SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 5-6-7 (HOURS: 8 AM-10 PM at the EDUCATION aNTER 520 I IOLSA AVENUE HUNTINGTON IEACH Casses Beain Week of Sept. 11th .. Someihing for everyone,. FOa l•OIMAnOH CALL HN736 ORIENTAL CARPETS & RUGS We~ )ISt ~a large invt.nlofy of uquisite hmld made rugs from Eastern Europe. Asia and the Orient and wit sdl In single pieces the entire lot by pubic~ The s~ consists of rugs tom hwn. Ruula. China. AfgenJstan, Turt<ey, lncfia. Roman&lt and Paldst.an. They vary ln size from 2' X 3' to 18' X 12'. All rugs ore guaranteed by a full exdwlge ~. 1liE ALICTION WILL TAKE Pl.ACE AT HUNTINOTON8!ACH INN 211 t2 Pecfflc eo... ""1· Huntington .. eel\ TitUf'ICMIJ,A~S191 AU P.M., Vlew f P.M. HOLIDAY INN 25205 la Paa Ad. Lat\lft• Hiiia 'On ,, .. ,, .. pt .... ,., At e P.M., VlewfP.M. 253 off woven wood panel drapes, carpets, shutters, louverdrapes! Louverdrapes Vertical fashion blinds to let In light, resist dust. No noise drawstring and rotating action. Sare prices effective through Sun., Sept. 3. Woven wood panel drapes. These wood panel drapes move vertically to the sides of Windows. Color- luJ parutms to give yoo Jus~ct. You'll love 'eml Sare prices eff ectlve through Sun., Sept. 3. Showy shutters Custom made to your order-louvered or fancied with fabric. Painted or patteren~d. crafted for precise fit. S1le-prtca effective·.,.., through Sun .. Sept. 3. 253 off carpeting! Sale s12 sq. yd . Sale s1 a sq.yd. Reg. $16. 'Genteel' all Celanese ~· nylon in 24 pretty colors. Heat Set. Reg. $25. 'Cherish' all DuPont ~· nylon plush. 26 colors. Padding and lnstallatlon at our regular, low JCPenney prices. so•o !£~S?.! .~S~.~~Y.-. 3. ·~' UH the convenient JCPenney Tim• Payment Plan. ... CAblA l1UJ 4d.t04 MUNTlllOTON H ACM 014) eu .1n1 "•lM ""'"OS 11141 ,,,.,, .. , • ' ~ l I i • ' ) CA .. OOA "'"ll lllJI .. ,. ... , UOUNA HILU ~ru11•1°1too ,.UIHtf HILi.i ~U) MS·UO CA"ION (lnl U t •ttOO Ulll\11000 (2U U4·7000 AIYl"SIOI (714 .. MOIO CULVlJI CIT'f .,01 HIL'-'. ltUI JM•Htt MONT CUI" 171 ) t tl·Ull UN H"NA"OI 0 f'Hl .... _,., ..,. DOWJlll• ""' •••·0 41 """"0"' I CACH ,,,., 64Mll> TO•••NCI l1UI att.atrl "U"'-'"'o,.1tl4) lfHJO NOllTMIUOOI 111$1 111·'414 WUT COYINA lhSl MO·a7'\ OLINO U 'OAU.C"tt.• 1111 240°.,00 OftANOI 'IHI CIT\" (1t4) U4•1HO WNITJwOOO ltl1) .. Mitt .. I orange eoest oa11y P11ot .Editorial Pge ................................................................... -• Thom.II K~ll/Edltor Better to Dicker Price of Liquor For ~a.sons be t known to hlms lf and th liquor lo~· by. Assemblyman Racbard Alatorre, D·Los Anaete • re· cenUy int.roduce<t o blll that ,.-ould auarantee liquor re· t.allers a minimum prtcina markup or 19 pcrc nt. lat.orre's blll was noOUna more than a Uunly dls· guised and m-oonceived llcmpt to return fair trade prlcina to the ret II Uquor lndustry. So ill-conceavcd w s AJatorrc's proposed le1lalatton lhot B spok man for bl.s Otfi('e said Gov. Jerry Brown declared h4! would veto the bUI should it by 50me chance or troke of liquor-lobby mqk be upproved by the Legistature With a sho" of wisdom not often displayed by the Los Angeles nssemblymon. Alatorre quickly kUled hls own bill. Its death at the hands of its author should once and ror all murk th~ end or attempts to protect the retail ll· quor industry and its profits at ronsumer expense: • • • Who's Minding the Store? T1l ror Tat Dept.: CaU!ornia s m~a boss Tom Quinn has called for Attorney General E\•eUe J . Younger tQ take u leave of absence until a judge rules on an alleged conflict-of-interest cbttrge. Attorney General Younger has called for Tom Quinn to get off the state payroll while his boss. Jerry Brown. is running for re-election. Younger says Quinn really is managing the Brown campaign. Younger. of course, is running for Brown's job. Quinn. of course, successfully managed Brown's last campaign. Maybe Younger and Brown could go on leaves. And Quinn could run the state. • • • Southe rn Non-hos pitality Owing the years San Diego was dependent on only the Navy and Convair for most of its economic backbone, the shakers and movers of that fine city drummed up a third source of money to keep the job market in business: the t ourist industry. And the effort was successful. Scores of fine hotels sprang up. Mission Bay drew visitors from inland and from out of state. Tourist attractions such as Sea World blossomed. The tourists brought money --and they spent it. No more. Despite the estimated $5 billion raked in from tourists every year, some San Diego leaders want to call a halt. They say they're up to their neck in visitors, are tired of waiting in line at their favorite restaurants and don't like the traffic created by the out-of-towners. And all those newly educated graduates from UC San Diego and Cal State are finding they like the town so much they don't want to leave. Result: too many lawyers, teachers. scientists and sociologists. It's a paradox that would be envied by almost any other city in the nation. We would ur~e San Diego to follow San Francisco's lead and take it all in stride. As a last resort, we might consider blockading the county boundary at San Clemente so San Diegans can't get to Disneyland. • • * Military Might R e cons ider The Army s ays it spent almost a million dollars - S997 ,870 to be precise -to put on a firepower display and review of recruits when President Carter visited Fort Hood. Tex. Couldn't they have just shown him some training films? • * * Veterans Aeeommodating Cheers to the Veterans of Foreign Wars for accepting lhc world as it is and taking in women members. Certain- ly if a woman fills the criteria for joining the VFW, she shouldn 'l be kept out on the basis of sex. It might, however, change the nature of those famed VFW conventions. • • * Cheap Fares Taking Off Further cheers to the Civil Aeronautics Board for finally taking a pos itive view or World Airways' proposal to fl y non-stop across the country for $99 one way. The experience or cut fares this summer has pro· vided a boon not onJy for travelers, but for the airline in· dustry as we1r. .'rtiis newest bargain could be equally beneficial to all. • • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd I Old Popeye ByLM.BOYD Only the more Seasoned -l;ilben:--may nclllt tmr ttme ~n the comh: :sfFFv character named Popeye was depicted daily as a cow l!lrd . In the 1920s that was. In the strip then called Thimble Theater. Popeye didn't tum •• brave until the early 1930s. L a ke Michigan is the Jmest.Jake~wtthta~United States, yoolcnew that. But can you name the second largest? Most people can't. No. it's not Great Salt Lake. It's Alaska's Lake Jllaoina. Was long the custom in old Chana lo put the saucer over the teacup to keep the tea warm rather than under il. Just about all the milk in England is stUI sold by lbe pint. Q. "Was thtre ever a Hollywood film called 'Lust In the Oust'?" A. Not really. But that was the nickname given by In· slden to "Duel in the Sun." Bee a use of the hot love s ce nes tbt-reln between Gregory Peck and J ennifer Jones. .. . . .. -._\, Nick Thimmesch Restaging of Tragedies Costly W ASHl.NGTON -The Idea of Conareu lnve1t1satln1 the kill· ln11 of President Kennedy and Dr Mart.In Luther Kina WU • bad ono from the out.let. Stl II, tbo profeu lonala charted wtth carrytn1 out lhll 15.5 mllUon do1 and pony a how . have done re•· 8onably well , 11 t.ho televised skewering of James Earl Ray -Dr. Kln1's murderer - amply de · monatrated. What surprised me last week waa that congressmen on the House Committee on Assassins· tions somehow refrained from grandstanding and buffoonery. They were satisfied to make Ray look like a liar. and to let Mark Lane, Esq., offer living proof of how shabby a lawyer can become. "I DID NOT shoot Martin Luther Kine." Ray declared, thou1h his fln1erprints were found ul1 over the murder weapon. Enough. There has been so much fruud, and conaplntortal theory Mbout both t h ese tr11edlea, tb~t one laments Consreu caved in a rew aeasooa baci and... be1an appropriatlJl8 bll bucks'for the lnvestls.Uoaa. It must be remembered lb.at the Kennedy family con1latenUy murmured that lt preferred tbere be no sucb lnvesUtatioa. But lut week ln Dallaa, shoU rana out at the aaantnat&OG aite 11 part ol the new research. A pollc.man nred a rlfl• from the TexH Scboolboot Depoeltory buUdlna where .Lee Harvey Oawald fired . only aandb111 took the buJIOU th1t time. Great l\Uff. eh? SOON APTER Congress authorlied thla voyeurism, the rather of Or. Kina announced from Florene«', Ala .. that. "They are not going to get anywhere. They don't want to. They are just golna to wast.e a bunch or the taxpayers' money." Dr. King Sr. 1hould have been content to let lt 10 at that. but he too. had bei?n lured by the seduc- ll ve cry, "conspiracy," and believed there were "many fingers on the trigger or that. gun." While Mark Lane was shamed by the committee. it must be re· membered that Lane was in· i;trumental in getting the com· mlttee estabUshed. Lane. Mrs. Coretta King, then- T RB From Washington Congresaman Andy Youns. and District of Columbia Delegate Walter Fauntroy <one good reason for goin1 alow on bestow· ins the fruita of statehood on the District ol Columbia> pushed the Black CongresslonaJ Caucus to preuure then Speaker Albert in· to forming the committee and tappln1 the tnasury. THEa E WAS NO s uch or· chestratioo for an lnvestlgation of JFK'• murder, tbougb Lane and many othen had hatched a thousand scenarios, most of them potnUna to rilbt·wlngers, the CIA and the F I. thus ob-viating any _reminder that Oswald was indeed a child of the Left. Egads. during the lnvestiga· lion's early stages, there was a general rehash or all the old rumors and unverified reports concerning the deaths or Keo· nedy and Ring. Once this pandora's box was opened, all manner of "wit· nesses · · came forth to tell in· c redible stories or how they overheard people plotting to kill Kennedy or King, that they bad letters connected with the "plot," and that it might have been gangsters, Cubans, the Teamsters, oilmen or interna· tional munitions makers. Stuff and nonsense. Once the memben or the com- mittee got a taste of this spicy stuff. they demanded more money to keep the appetite satisfied. STARTING WITH an ori&ioal appropriation or SlS0.000 the committee bas gone throu1h $4.5 millJon. and now asks for another S790,000 to complete the job by Dec. 31. But Conaress being what Lt is, that $790.000 will swell to $1 miUlon, and then there will have to be a supplementary ap- proprlaUon to write the final re· port next year. mop up the of· fices, andpayorfthehelp. These millions could have put many black yoWJgsters through college, and maybe 1t few freckle.faced Irish lads as well. ONE OF THE more absurd momenta in this questionable proJecl was provided b y Delegate Fauntroy. who. after becoming annoyed over press criticism of the committee's work, declared he would support an investigation or the reporters covering the investigation. Fauntroy would llke to be ooe or the first two U.S. senators to represent the District of Colum· bia if it wins full congressional representation rights. Save us from such democracy. Underdog About to Unleash Frustrations This hideous little pygmy wtth the blubber lips is Jimmy Carter ; you s ee him in newspaper cartoons all over the country. Generally he is in some laughably ignominious position. like hanging on to a runaway balloon marked "Congress" or falling off a precipice marked "Middle East." Does he look like Jimmy? No. not at all, but this is the s horthand s tereotype con· descending cartoonists have concocted. accepted as s uch by the bored public which is looking on in wonder and concern al the Washington circus. THE IMAGE of Carter may change a bit in coming months. I thought of that last week as s hi rts leeved Bob Bergland, Secretary or Agriculture, with Norwegian blue eyes and wind· weathered face. talked lo a group of us at breakfast. Would Carter fight Congress. somebody asked. "Yes. I think he will." said Bergland. who is a s indis creet as Barry Bosworth. "I think it must be done. Absolutely yes; there is no question of it." The House of Representatives, whose membership is two·to-one Democrat, has just passed an old-fashioned Republican tax bill. In other words the goodies are for the middle-and upper· income brackets with lhe poor getting a few remainders. THE POOR HAVEN'T done so well in thi s Democratic Congress, worrying about people in poverty -there are 24.720,000 Mailbox of them by the latest Census estimate and the unemployment rate is 6.2 percent -is out of style. The other day the House vol· ed. 221·181, to cut 100.000 or the 750.000 public service jobs pro· vided by CETA (the Com· prehensive Employment and Training Act>. and the Senate voted. 51-42. to cul 9.5 million workers in s mall shops from the federal protection or the Occupa· tional Safety & Health Act IOSHA I. Wh at funny names. CETA and OSHA! The angry teen·ager got trttining, the worried father got a job. the stooped woman in the back-room shop got ventilation -but protection like that is New Dealish and evidently has been carried too far. BERGLAND DOESN'T mind Democratic congressmen who genuinely disagree with Carter reforms -taxes. welfare, what· not. He says what he can't abide are the Democrats who not only vote against Carter but then publicly chas tise hi m af· terwards. His phrase for them is not apt to make him very popular with the subject of his attacks; on the Hill, he said, they are called cheap·shots and bed·wetters. Animosity seems to be grow- ing. On one side there is the car· toonlst image or the little lmpo· tent gnome <President Carter. I mean>. and on the other there are increasingly sharp words. sometimes on the rloor of Congress itself. This is the era of the New ·w e patched him up for you, pardner!" Right, when Ronald Reagan rides again, Mobil advertise- ments guide our ideological thinking, and Senate and House consider tax education credits for private schools -$750 for a three·child family with $50,000 income; nothing for a three· child family using public schools. What is President Carter do- ing about all this, that hideous little blubber-lipped monster of the cartoonist? As Bergland said reflec lively when reporters aske<t him if he thought Carter were tough enough, "Well, he has a soft voice, that's true. He doesn't boom like FDR, nor shout like Lyndon Johnson. But he's a tough manager of money. I think he's plenty tough." l think we must wait and see. The conditions are building up; it's a s exciting as a prospective shoot·out at the Last·Chance Saloon . Of courr;e the Democratic Congressional leadership wants it kept peaceful. Why's Solar Energy Like Sex? CARTER WAS asked at a session with the American Socie· ty ot Magazine Editors at the While Ho.us e recently if it weren't "almost inevitable, or perhaps even mandatory, that an effective president have strong clashes with Congress and its dominant personalities?" His reply was positive. To the Editor: Why is solar energy like sex! Because although al most every- one extols its virtues pu~d:t., most or us have d}soovered privately that, oftentimes, it's not worth the energy involved - and the hidden costs are pro- hibitivt!! RECENTLY, TomHaydenhas been telling us that solar energy is our salvation -it we just keep the utilities' greedy fingers out of tbe field. Recently tbe Energy Commission promised us that the sun and wind will re- lease us fNm the op:presshte_ grip or trnported oil, uuCfeaa energy. and coal contamination. Whal are the basic tenets or this primitive sun-worshipping re· vival? First, most everyone agrees that the technology to harness nature's renewable energy re· sources exists today -and bas been around for some lime. Stor· ing this energy so that It wiU be available at the time we want It, in a form we need, is still an elusive technology -hopefully we 'II master It soon. Second, what about cost'! Cer· talnly every swimming pool heater ought to be solar driven. The avera1e backyard pool solar heater could uve about 10 barrels ol eneJ'IY per year. pay· lng for Itself dlroueh fu"l COit . savings in a couple of years. Home solar w1ter beaUns ls on· ly 1U1btly lea• attractl\&e. .. _.......__.,. ___ . • .. If you've got an electric walet beater however, solar looks a lot brighter. Instead of paying $200 to $300 per year to tbe -electti~ eompny for bot water. you could be spending the same amou nt annually lo finance a home solar water heat· ing system. Then, assuming you bought a system lasting longer than 10 years and requiring a minimum or mainlenance - solar plumbers will not be free -you may be ahead or your neighbors a bout 1990. What about environmental Im· pa-ct? The-impact of bome solar -AD4. wtnd...&yatems will l)e much IDAlt~YJlffect• log t he user lo an aest e tc sense. Large amounts of elec· trlclty. however. wlll require huge energy farms. EVERYONE. ought to be a windmill fan! Wlndmllls convert wind to electricity directly, with no water or waste dlspogal re· qulrements. They're safe and practically economic right now. The only drawback -there isn't enough wind to supply more thin a small fraction of our future electrical needs. And one more ractor la worth notlns. Recent studies have •UI· gested that the eoerl)' required to manufacture solar coUeeton may be more than the enero they'll collect. For example, a ooe square root collector area wll I harvest about one barrel of solar ener1y every 10 1oan. Since it required a barrel ·or energy to manufacture the col· lector, there's no net energy galn ror at least 10 years. ~lthough my heart tans with so11ir optimism, my head is clouded with doubts. Maybe the ract that the utilities haven't previously developed solar and wind energy Is more related to the historically low cost of oil than to sinistet"-profit mot1vea. THOMAS L. CARR When Andrew Young makes bis classic remarks. we must re· member the sign that Jimmy Carter put on bis desk when he was elected: '1'be buck stops here." Andrew Young was selected by Jimmy Carter to speak for us. I think that Mr. Carter must have moved thot sign to the Congress. for the Congress is getting all of the blame for Jim· my Curter faWns on his race. Since the Congress is over· wbtlmlngly Democrat. we can make a present ot that famous 1t1n to that old Jackass. JAMES W. BOLDING • ~-~~.--~'at ....,......~:~~~-~ Wn =~ts:=.!$ _,.:_, ..... '' ........ ' ··1 would think so." he said. Then he checked himself. Yes, "on occasion there will be dif· rerences of opinion." he said. But he would not cr iticize any member of Congress who was ins trumental in passing the public works bill which has ex· cessive spending, excessive numbers of federal eJllployees required, and which authorizes projects that I think are un· necessary. A veto would seem almost in· evltable. And why. indeed. shoutd he not critici%e. if he feels so atrongly? He was more potiliu....a!:...4_ ~es~ wJUl farmers last week at Columbia, Mo. He appealed for Civil Service reform; "The Congress hears from the special interest lobbies: they need to bear from you!'' SO what wtll Jitnmy do next'! He has built up quite a lot of sympathy, I think, ln lhe un· derdog rote. Th06e urtoons. you know . His popularity polls could not fall much lower. Critical final weeks ln Congress have come. Bob Ber1land waits in awe. Will the little man come out striding. with guns •·blaze~ Or won't be? The drama con· tln\Jea. • TRB h o lOAQ•tondlng Wa.hingeon f>uliu. Ila outhor at&r· renU11 It Rlchord Strout of th• Otria1m Sctnc. Mor&Jtor. . ' • k· il· If -1 n. D· o. .,. , ' -~, i To write CM Dally Pltot/Boic tS60. Costa Mew, CA n.626 Orange Co t Dally Pdot lr• ore ~.l"-! __ ,_, __ on ________ bdly __ •• Aug_Ult_%'1_, 1·m·-·-----·T•o•Cl•l•I t•he•D•al.ly•P•l•lo.tfl-14•6Q•-432-·1 ------ I JUST KNEW •HEY't> FIND A WAY TO EXPAND AIRpORT PARKING IF THEYH <SAVE IT ENOUG 'TMOU(iMT··· ~~-.--- Book Review Understanding 'In the Ashes' B)' ALBERT W. BATES Albert Bates, retired editor of tM Do.Uy PU« editorial page, re~1 in San Clemente. Most Americans, not being even casual students of 7,000 years of conflict in tbe Middle East. may be forgiven for their confusion about continuing warfare in Southern Lebanon. Now a Newport Beach resi- dent, Philip Louis Gabriel •. has come to the rescue, taking us out of our collective ignorance with a well researched, quite read· able book on the s ubject. BORN IN Maine of Lebanese parents. Gabriel has been a lifelong student of the land of his c and most everyone's) an- cestors. "In the Ashes," Gabriel's fifth book, traces the many centuries of war with their devastation followed by rebullding, and con· tinuous domination by foreign powers. ending with a lucid ex· planalion of the religious and political forces currently in fo. ment in Lebanon. Freed from French rule after World War I, Beirut, the Lebanese capital. became the ''Paris of the Middle East" for its culture (two universities), freedom. western orientation and financial success. I WAS ALSO c alled lhe 'Switzer and -of~ Middle tast" for its natural beauly, in· dependence and the achieve- ments of its people. Not least of the people's achievements was the peacefuJ coexistence of Christians and Moslems under a constitution and body of law that gave pro- portional representation to 17 re· ligious sects. Lebanon's leading political thinker of a generation ago, Michael Chiba, called his coun· try "The Land or Light," re(er- rin~ to his homeland as a beacon beamin~ tolerance and pro- gressiveness to all the Middle East. FOR 11tE FIRST generation or its independence, Lebanon was. according to this native, "a lqyely little country of sunshine· <f1'9ncbed beaches and mountain villages dotted with red-tiled rooftops, where the Arab world came to play, to study, to invest. and where Europeans and Americans c ame by the thousands to gain a comfortable vantage point on the commerce an'ci politics of the region." But, as the author points out at the outset, Lebanon's. geo- graphical location has continued over many centuries to doom it to inva:;ion. tyranny and bloodshed. The country is situat- ed at the center of a land mass which joins three continents: Asia, Africa and Europe. Most of the invaders coveted Lebanon's fine natural harbors and outlets to the Mediterra- nean, her fertile soil and large fOTe.ts including the famed cedars of Lebanon, and especial· ly her strategic geographic loca- tion as a gateway among major regions of the world. Lebanon's present-day misery has come not from distant in· vaders, Gabriel reminds us, but from the move ment into Lebanon of hundre d s of thousands of anti-Israel Palesti- nian Ara~ after their ouster from Jordan. THE LEBANESE govern- ment's futile effort to control the Palestinians and the eventual civil war between Moslems and Christians within Lebanon's borders, plus the roles played by -.... -----Scriptures Give Clues to Boundaries.----- Israel's Premier Menachem Begin was quoted in news reports recently as referring to the West Bank as "Judea and Samaria." To many Bible scholars, this seemed a possible explanation of Begin's intransigence over r eturn or Arab lands seized in the 1967 war. ln Deuteronomy 1 :7, Moses tells the people to go in and possess the land after they had wandered around in the wilderness for 40 years. "Turn you," •he said, "and take your journey. and go to the mount of the Amorites. and unto aJI the places nigh thereunto, in the plain, in the hills, and in the vale, and in the south, and . by the sea side, to the land of the Canaanites. and unto Lebanon. unto the great river, the river Euphrates." A BIBUCAL statement concerning the north and south boundaries oC the promised land appears in Genesis 15:18: "In the same day the Lord made a cove· nant with Abram <later called Abraham>, saying, "Unto thy seed have I given this land, Crom the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates." A PROPHECY concerning the Arab character , so baffling to most westerners. ap· pears in Genesis 16: 11. Abraham had two sons, Ishmael, the son of Hagar, the con· cublne, and Isaac, the son of Sarah. Abraham's wife. God's covenant was with the son of the promise, Isaac. The angel of the Lord speaks to Hagar about her son, Ishmael, and gives this pro- phecy about him and his descendants: .. And the angel of the Lord said unto her, Behold, thou art with child, and shalt bear a son. and shalt <'all his name Ishmael, because the Lord hath heard thy affiJctlon. And he will be a wild man; his hand will be against every man, and every man's hand against him: and he shall dwell ln the presence of all ~ brethr~n. •• . Ishmael bad 12 sons, and the Arabs trace their lineage back to him. Psalm 83 indicates that the lshmaelites were enemies of the Israelites. Israel, Syria and the United States ln seeking to end the bloodshed. make up a report worth the time of anyone seek· ing to understand the complex causes of the continuing turmoil in the Middle East. Anyone seeking to place blame will find plenty of valid targets. Sharing res ponsibility for the senseless devastation of beautifuJ Beirut and the coun· tryside are Israel, Syria. the Lebanese Christians and Moslems. and especially the refugee Palestinians. Years of diligent research on the scene by the author has enabled him to put together into an understandable mosaic all the pieces in this gigantic jigsaw puzzle. FOR EXAMPLE. it is difficult for Americans accustomed to separation of church and state to understand the dominant role in government played by major re- ligions and many sub-sects in the Middle East. Gabriel clearly explains the ancient source or this kind of government and the emotional religious heat faMed into flame in Lebanon by out.side forces. The Newport Beach author de· serves high marks for tackling a convoluted sociological phenomenon and making It easy for a non-historian to understand both the complex background and the present drcumstances being the agony of Lebanon. DAs' Intentions Judged Unfairly You expressed some apprehension over a possible ''wholesale rush" tb the bench by the deputy dis- trict aUOmeys following the ~ot election of three deputy DA's to seats on the bench held by incumbent Jud1es. Whatever fears you encompass within the term "wholesale rush." you should recognize that your fear la of the voters who decide which candidates sbalJ become judges. You b1Ve Ignored the course of events that Jed the public to their decision to replace some ol the incumbents, and you dissipate your unfounded fears vnth a wboleaale attack on all deputy DA ·s. After depersonalizing every person who practices law as a deputy district attorney, you justify your st.and with unsupported assumptions and misleading OT erroneous facts. YOU INFORM &EADEU that the performance on the bench of two of the three deputy DA 's elected to the bench in June is woefullJ inadequate. You 1tate, "Their performance on the bench bu drawn sighs and sneen and able attorneys are known to be skirting their courtrooms to avoid legal mangling of their cases ... This ls a very int.ereeti.ng development since none of those who were elected to the bench have yet worked as Judges. The judges elected ln Jnoe will take office on Jan. 8, 1979. You generalize that the deputy DA's are all inclined to reflect the role of prosecutor in their judicial office. J pre- sume you have no objettioo to a deputy DA carry~ to the bench bis role and desire to protect the public or bis duty to uphold and protect the rights of the accused as well as the public. This duty, incidentally, of protecting both sides, is unique in our judicial s)'stem to only judges and pros- ecutors. PE&llAPS 'IUESE ASPECJ'S of the pro~ut.ioo role • are the main reasons why many ex-prosecutors have been placed. predominantly by the governors of this state, on the bench. In Orange County, 34 percent of the 38 superior court judges and 46 percent of the 39 municipal court judges are ex·prosecutors. These judges, as well as many private attorneys who have served as deputy DA's, have found the prosecutioo role helpful in their ability to assume different roles witbln the judicial system . You claim that a deputy district attorney has limited experience in the various areas of law to draw on due to bis specialization in criminal law. Much could be said about specialization and the legal profession. but suffice it to say tlult any merit to this contention is not unique to deputy DA 's. YOU IGNORE THE FACT that the criminal law pre- dominates in our daily lives, and accounts for over 90 per· cent of the municipal court's as well as one·third of the superior court's work load. You also ignore the fact that the extensive trial ex· perieoce acquired by deputy DA 's is one of tbe most valu- able assets a judge can take to the bench. Most oC all, you. fail to recognize that the attitude one has about people and justice has a significant part in the role of judge. You even toss into this attack, speculation that the d~ puty DA 's are lining up to challenge every judge coming up for election. Nothing could be further from the truth. Just as there are many deputy DA 's well qualified and s uited for the bench, there exists a sound majority of judges well qualified and stUte<t to remain on the bench. Those judges have the support of the deputy district at- torneys. No judge. however, can afford to pass judgment in the thougbtl~ and irresponsible manner as you have done in this matter. <D ..-.11 ' ''(An I 'det it bt.<k when the cops go on strika~N 99 Bottles of' Beer Don't Get DocumenteCI; But Who-cares? By U.S. SEN. ALAN CRANSTON Why is it that ev~n the most trivial relUlatory change should require so much effort and time? Consider the following : 1. SINCE THE repeol of Problb1Uon ln 1933, home wine miters have been required to refl1ter with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearm,,. Approx.lm1t.el7 20,000 dtlzens do so annually. BATF dutifully recelvet, files and malntaias ~ re1l1traUon forms but doel noth1nt else with them. BAT!' frankl)' Isn't In· terested ln the forru. There Is no reuon wby the aaency ahould be. But 11Dce tho law roquirea citizens to register, BATF does its job. Clerks are hired who read the forms to make sure all the little boxes are properly ch ecked. Then the form \s stamped and a copy mailed to the home wine maker. The other two copies are filed somewhere in the branch office, presumably kept fol' a while and then thrown awa)'. ALL AT C06T to the taxpayer and needleM annoyance to the cltinn. No one at BATF can ever ~ call any enforeement actlvtty ln· volvinc a home wine m1kln1 tt· gistratlon form. No one hu been prosecuted for f aillAI to r g ister. and lntormatton con· taloed oo lba form baa never led to an investigation. %. DOME BREWING of bttr, according to BATF, is lllegal. So unnumbered thousands oC home brewers of beer simply do not register. Though they are technical violators of the law. home brewers of beer have been free of 1overnment·impo1ed paperwort as a pracllcal mat·• &er. And as far aa home beer brewen' atle1ed lllesal brewinl ls concemed, BATF, by lts own admiaakln, couldn't care less. I . TB18 YEAR BATF ha1, l1ud1blY and at 1001 lut. sup- ported feaisJaUon (ff.R. 1337) to eliminate reClltratk>n requlte· ' menls for home wine makers. But, the agency, apparently from a motive no more compell- ing than to keep lts clerks ~y. now wants to shtfl its registra· lion program over from homemade wine to ·home · brewed beer. 4. NOONE speakl.ni for BATF or Treasury can &a)' denmtely and convlncln&IY wby it ls neceuary to requlre home 1lcobolic beveraie makers to re· alstflr wtth the 1ovennnent. Tbe ornce ot General Counsel lblnka it ts a requirement or the re1ut1tory otnce and tbe rea· ulatory people think It Is 1 re- quirement ot the crlmlnll en· forcement. branch which, 1n turn. is silent on the question, but when pressed will admit, in· to rm ally. that the notion originated many years ago with two officials. long since retired. Io physics, energy and matter never disappear. So It seems in the bureaucracy. regulation and paperwork never disappear. Ob- jects or regulation come and go. but never the government re· qulrement tha t someone. somewhere, must fill out a purposeless plece of paper -m triplicate -so that little boxes can be checked and coptes stamped, ~tapled, and filed. IT DOESN'T aeem to mile much dlU~r e nc e to the bureaucratJc unlftrse what is checked, stamped, 1tapled, and filed just ~ long as the cheek· ing, stamping, stapling, and fil. ing go on endlessly. T his kind of white collar leaf. raking gives government, and gov'ernment workers, a n lit· deserved bad name. Govern· menl has an important job to do. We have good people In govern. ment who want to do that job. ft is an insult to them -a.s well as an impositJon oo citizen· brewers and an outrage against all taxpayers -for Conareas to enact Jegislatlon mandatlna s uch foolishnesi.. When H.lt 1337 ls taken up by the ~ruate, J Intend to off er en omtndmcnt to eUmln.ate t.he re- taslraUoo requ11'ement for hocne beer brewer... r l ------------- t .48 DAil Y PIL.OT OOUNTh' He's Ready to Keep/on T..r¥cking _ LOS ANGEL~ t AP> -Trucker Bon Hard· iq bas a new set of lep u IOOn u he 1et1 hls fancy new ril automatic tranvn•11ton, he'll be ready to bil u.e road qo Haidbia hOC* that puJllM back on tlN in· tentate Will 10 aa amooth.l!V u oUJUn1 oa the new tep ''I J.-l put • m ou and' aa...rt.d walk· inc." aaid the 37-year.old lont baulu. HA.a.DI.NG LOST bl I p 1D a tn1hw•1 ace•· dent ven months aao. aurlftcltll UM limbt for • lbe ""' ol a woman and her t.o Cbildl'ftl. : But u SOOD a.s ho 1~ts permb.aloa from the : CaUfornia De.,-rtmenl of 'n'ansportallon to ,. drive a peclall)' oqu~pped riL he'• ..wnt back • behhad I.he wheel. Hls new lnKil wUI ~ com· .. ptete with band control.I for br.ai.a and e.n . automaUe tnnsml.auoo lnstMld o/. the recutar • 1~·•Pffd man~ •Y'ttcn. ; 'Until Uwt ume., t.bou&b. U."'Ctil lt tr)'lq to • make whJle 1le ..,.wen the mon than ~ cards and letlA!n -miOMJy from ot.her truckers that be reeeived cturin.c b.11 two- • month tay at ~ic Hollllital here. Hi• • heroic actions we,re widely repoa'tf!d a.romd the • country IT WAS A COLD lndlana ni&'Jtl in January • when a car driven by Sara Huaiter. who was • rushing be.r two ill dauabters to tbin doctor, went ·out of control on u,y icy rurnpike and croued : the center divider. • • Hardina knew that if be smaakf!d into the :_approacbine sub-compact bud-on. I.be woman ..:and her two dauabters would be &lllNlY killed. • So he snapped the steering wheel batd. 1 His truck swerved orr lhe road. 'bopped a Hero Driver Anxious To Resume His Job wr ck Tho couple'• 7-year-old child, Ron Jr., who t0metimea accomparu b11 parenta ·on th Ir trucking excuralon1. had stayed behind thla trip Sln('e then, Hardina haa been 1lven • *6.000 check from a aroup of truckers and ~iU-.ns band rad.lo cnthualutl. a herollm aw.rd by the Oranle County Presa Club ud be waa choleo u a local Ctuua of Lh Week. Meanwhiht H.rdJna's been following doc· tor'• ordcna and 1Mn1 hfmself therapy. "I get an awful lot of exercise in my pool. I'm •ll'OOI u a bull," he saya. "It comeJ awful· 1 e&I)'," he adds. bectluse st.a)'inl in abape has alwaya been a top priority with him. "I would have never made it through thi1 ordeal lf I hadn't been ln good physical condition." BVT NOW, ALL Harding wants to do is go back to work. Harding says his financial situation re· quired be·retum to work soon. because the $154 a week be gets from workmen's compensation won't pay the bills or the $600-a·month mort1age oo h1.s Anaheam home. "As a truck driver I lived fairly well. but I'm not livlag fairly ~ell now," be said. "U it weren't for the fact that we had a little money. put away and donations from my family, I don't · know what the heclc we'd be dolna. ·• At the Ume or his accident. Hant.int was covered by lnsu.rance. But setllldg the claim bas taken a little lonaer than he expected. And there are also the new expenses resuJt· tn1 from Hardlna'e handicap. such as hiring someone to do around-the·bouse chores like ga..Senlng and repairs that he was previously able to do himself. In addition. Mrs. Hardina is unable lo 'f\'Orlt because she has not yet recovered fully from ber lJ\jurles. Besides. Harding says. she's got ber hands Cull at home. .. SHE'S STILL GOING lo therapy because ahe bas quite a bit or pain." Harding said. "But right al the mome.nt.. the oncy thing she has to do ls 1et hertelf wt\11 and lake ure or hersel( • Junior and th~.ho\1Se." . Mrs. Harding wtU no longer accompany her husband again w~en he 1oes on hia trucking ex· pedltlom. IWdini saws. . "If I drtve,.I'm not eo~ be able ~o do the physical labor, and Judy could not do that," he said. "So I'm gonna have to hire somebody to go with me." BVT FIRST Harding has to get that waiver from the state Department of Transportation authorizing him lo drive with band controls. The trucker, who had hand controls installed in bis car within a week after getting out of tbe bo'spital. doesn't consider that a problem. however. . "I'm sure Konna get back behind the wheel." he says .. J'm r,eady to go.•• ditch and landed on its.side. Harding jumped !lrom the cab l)efore it bit. h1lt fell ~ of the ,..trailer. which dragged across both bis legs. .., ..... RON HARDING BEHIND THE WHEEL . • I .. • HARDING'S WIFE Ju4y, who bas been his : trucking partner for the elgbt years they've . been married, injured three vertebnae in the ~Exec to Join ..... Tax Allotments To Help Cities ~Water Panel A Newport Beach executive will be among : the panelists at a day-long seminar on California's future water supply, "Sure It • Rained buL . ., " to be held Tuesday at the ~University of Southern California in Los Angeles. • Daryl Arnold of Western Growers will ~participate along with 12 others and · Congressman Bernie Sisk, D·Fresno. The aon- . ference wiH focus on water usage, conserval.il>n, history, regulation and r elated topics. The meeting. in the USC Davidson Con- · l'erence Center, 1s open to the public and begins : al 9:30 a .m. Cost of $7 includes lunch. Registra· 4 tion is available by calling (213) 741·5219, and • program information can be obtained from ; (213) 466-7181. SMlH-nmtau..LAMI MOllTUAIY WISTCUff CHAP&. 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-4888 P'tdCl 110n4US SMl1H'S MOITUAIY 627 Main St Hunll'l9ton Beach 5~539 '• SHlffH MOITUAIY -i: 976 So Coast Hwy t • Laguna Beach 494-1 535 • 1533 N El Camino Real : San aemente 492-0100 • P'liB FAMILY • CO&.OMIAL FUHllAL .. • ,. . HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 PACIRCVllW MIMOlltAL PAIK " Cemetery Mortuary Cha pet • 3500 Paetf1c View Onve Newport Beach M-4-2700 •.. NcCoa.MICK • MOlllUAIJU Laguna Beach 494-9-415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 ~ San Juan cap1strano 49!>-1776 HAllOllL.AWH- MOUMTOUVI MOaTUAIYmd tetOlltAL PAH Mortuary-Cemetery Crematory 1625G1sler Ave. . ,. ....... Poly Coeds Earn Funds Laurie $. HneD or - Laguna Beacb. .. aod Lin- da J . Henson of Mission Viejo have been named to receive $600 Herbert E . Collins Scholarships for 1978-79 at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. THE EPTUNE SOCIETY - CREMATION Burial at Sea (714} 646-7431 Dey or Nlaht .............. c .. 2400W. Coest Hwy. Suite 9 Newport Beech. CeUI. 92663 fife• .. Nnd frff Portfolio to: NAME ................... . ADOAESS ............... . Clly ............. Zip ...... .. CEM.8K·O o.1111'1i.t5talf ....... EVERYtHIN~U WA~~ T.O K~,QW _AfS.0U1. $TAR WARS -AND Pt\AYBE MORE ---S1'i0Wme nectora {from"rettl, Mike kh_.,_,,. Jeff t>an.gt,"lllnd'~~ve"ZtKak ·~ · .. Stellar Performanee HB Youths Keep 'Star Wars' Force Alive By ROBERT BARKER ot t11e o.ny rn .. Slaff Three Huntington Beach youngsters can't get enough or Star Wars -even though they have almost a garage-full of figures of their heroes. books, newspaper articles and other memorabilia. This week they pooled their collections and put them on display for neigbbdrhood fans. STEVE ZMAK, 12, was host for the event and official guide. He said he wasn't able to attend a science fiction convention earlier this summer. So he and his pals, Mike Scheurer and Jerf Dangl. als o both 12, lumped their treasured collections together and put on a Star Wars Convention of their own. NEIGHBORHOOD CHILDREN, from toddlers to teen-agers, listened to the Star War story and relived favorite moments for an admission fee of 10 cents. Lemonade and orange juice were five cents extra. Steve said that the audience seemed to be amused. But the business of Star Wars is deadly .. serious for the three collectors. THEY HA VE AMASSED more than 330 Star Wars cards (everyone that's been print· ed. they say>. 55 stickers. all the Star Wars doll figures. magazines, pos ters and sketchbooks. They have a thick stack of Star War ni~gazines that they boast are original edi· tioos. rr they don't already have everything turned out about Star Wars. they plan to gel it. They said they plan to use proceeds from their neighborhood convention to that end. STEVE SAID HE'S seen the movie five times. Jeff has seen it 10 times and Mike 12. "We'd see it 100 times if we could." Mike announced. "We learn something each time. We never get bored." Costa Mesa 5-40-5554 IALU.IBGBOH ,._.LHOMI 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9-450 HOW MUCH SHOULD A FUNERAL PLAN COST? CllAND ONNING nmlllfla ····-~ •*'Ii ass Otanp County h•s received $1.4 million as its apa>ortionment of highway users laxes. $34.881 in cigarette tall fund apportionment and $1.3 million in motor vehicle license fee dis- tribution. State Controller Kenneth Cory announced the monthly distribution, with individual cities also receiving allotments. HIGHWAY USERS laxes come from gasoline laxes. diesel ruel taxes and income from investments. The state excise tax at the rate of $2 per $100 of market value on vehicles takes the place of local property tax . Costa Mesa is scheduled to receive $68,671 in highway taxes. S34.085 in cigarette laxes and $75,289 in vehicle taxes. Fount!:' Valley's figures are $47.442 in highway t s. $12.888 from cigarettes and $50,500 fro ehicles. Huntington Beach is to receive $140,665 in highway funds. $41.257 from ciqarettes and ·'TISU.576 from vehicles . IRVINE'S SHA RE is $40,358 from highways, $19,019 from cigarettes and $42,895 from vehicles Laguna Beach is to receive $14.964 from hi&Juvays,_ $4,864 from cigarettes and $15,636 r1 onl'Y!Mtles. 'I'be aplOUDl due Newport Beach is $56,338 from blgbways. $21.735 from cigarettes and $60,049 from vehicles. San Clemente's s hare is $21.052 from highways, $6.056 from cigarettes and $22,170 from vehicle fees . SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO is lo receive $15,223 from highways, $4,235 from cigarettes and $15.912 from vehicles. Seal BeachJs due $24,462 in highway funds, $5,570 in cigarette funds and $25.831 from vehicles. The amount due Westminster is $60,635 in highway fees. $21.359 from cigarettes and $64,663 from vehicles . Congressman Sags Forum Due U. S. Rep. Jerry Patterson, D-Santa Ana. will hold his sixth community forum from 7 :30 to 9:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Santa Ana High School little theater. The public is invited to attend and discuss Patterson's position on federal issues. aides said. Residents also may discuss any problems they may be expenencmg with vanous federal agencies. Attendance at the first five forums ran~ed from 200 to 500 persons, aides said. The high school is at 520 W. Walnut St., Santa Ana. aa&.•OADWAY MOllTU.UY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 The cost depends on the age of the applicant and the amount of money needed. FOR A $1000.00 SERVICE (Single Peyment) ·--•Dm KGA e 1U1111111111 NOW THE WORLD'S "BEST'' DRAPERY CLEANING f' .. d.~dilt!/1...J . Moftuat'Y : Westcliff Chepel .,4ZT E. 17th Coal• Mosa ' ._.._.emu ...... ,.. .. A~ ;J ~ ~Suriel ..... lllld ..-.. cnmwaon s.rv1eea lit*>reNeed -:: or ~t Need Arrangen'9ntt . w.tctin Flomt onPremeaet .... Age 41 ............. ~ .. ~._._·~~~..-:1574.00-·~ 9• 60 .............•.. 'T""\ ,....,--...,. • 1-35.00. .. Age 68 • . . • . . . • . • • . . . • • . . . . . . . . . • $820.00 OR P•ymente cmn be •rrangect momhly to ault your budget These Plans are Underwritten by American Guaranty Life Insurance Co. Please tell me more .. . NAME ........................................ . ADDRESS ..................................... . CITY .....•.....•....•.................•....••••. MAIL AT ONCE TO: Harbor Lawn·Mount Oliv«' Memorial Park & Mortuary 1825 OISlEA, COSTA MESA, CA. 92829 540-55$4 • OI~ Sh:e ,_. • Jeall:d • ~ Room • Meetlno ltaoft'I • ..... ~ A"9llMIM e FuO corwenlent Gl"K· wy Sfof'e e Tr...,. 5-lft e 0ump S'8tton e Gelo'IM ~ lut8M Pumps.~.~. een.cue ~. P9ol T..,.._ e 2'0 Pull ·Tiwv SIM e .0 Tent 5"" e Full Hoot!· ups • Tent Rt!MIS e R«reetlOliel Vehicle •nd BNt Stllr'°9 • ¥1 Mlle tD fntr•ra Of l.aM Perris HOSTS: MARY • JOE fA~ALI! • SONS . ca CHAN!"&L tN(AYL o:sa2 ftHONR: Ms ltOMONA EX'9taSSWAY en'> 6S7,Jm ftEMllL CM.tfi'OltHIA """° . -,. .... Coit, 1f'le wortd7s ta~st. will restore the c: ~ hidde'li beauty;-in ":yOUr dra~ Coil ,~,e~~~~~ them with perfect pleats and even hems. And a Coit cleaning prolongs drapery fife. STUM COPEi a ••_1111· Wf1'N THI ADOIO NOncnoH OI ••• ~ .. otch anr ~· CMNT g NOftmoM HOlllD • APAJn'MOfTS e MOM.£ HOMES • Off'IClS • WALL TO WALL ~~a. OMNltD Cl.fANlD IN YOUlt HOMI • OU1' ICM&. u '~'""' lllAJID Youtl CMf'ET SAMTAltY CUANl -. ---·-------- -~. -- • SHARK SENSATIONS ONL y Pl.LOT At Skipper-'s on tfw· .Hook 0 -veF Slark tbe Ebb 11de. Then. John Sweetman "We rought and wt lost to a fish of what t\.rpoooed and what we had 11y1, quietly, "Well, ti'• fllb woo." 1reat beauty, lnued.ible stren.rth and on th ·111e, and thal'1 all that mat. , \ 'I KNOW WHAT I HARPOONED' Jimmy Sweetman et Bow of Ebb Tide HENRY Y. GOLDEN IN LIBRARY Radio.Plot Plans Buried Here KANSAS CITY !AP > -In the market for a schematic diagram of a 1928 Atwater Kent Model 40? Well. Henry V. Golden has those and other electronic maps in bis library of service data. He has them all stored in a small building behind his southside Kansas City homl' GOLDEN'S LIBRARY .is officially known as the International Society of Certified Electronic Technicians Technical Clearing House. "What we're trying to do is retain all this seNice data. tons of It actually, which peop1e are just throwing away," said Goldeni 72. Pointing to a black box that resemb es a safe-deposit box more than a radio, Golden said: "Look.at this Atwater Kent Model 40. 'Back in the early 1930s these things were eoing from $75 to SlOO each. Figure that out in terms or today's price&. ll ~Ilk& - ~t-;;;:;;;_-~ ™~ebody finds-or1e in a closet. They wunt It fixed. But where? I'll tell you. you just don't run down to your local radlo·television repair shop." be said. "I WORKED ON these as a young man. Lots or them. But I wouldn't touch one without the dia1rams. Wouldn't touch it," Golden says. ··And except for here and a few other collectors. the diagrams just don't exist any more." He sal<l hlJ Ubrary has an aMual budget or about $3,000. The ele<.'tronlc technicians' society claims the library as it& own and haa pleaded for 110 annually from each or lta lS0,000 members to support it. INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING By Newport's Finest LeTABemard 240 Cent• Or . Ste 200 NEWPORTBEAOi-440«>23 tiMULPMT MONTA"\Jlt, N.Y. CAP>.- SOmewhltt ~ lan4'• end. ht l• out th re. a 1Uem. mammoth, white• bellied ml tneamat•. a moutbfW ol da111r ..... two lDeMa '-• • Jaw b&1 •DOUilh to 1wallow a Ma Boe or a man'l-:Wlaole, without crunet.. Soni• MN. he 11 out tbere, 1wtm· mta1.1M1Un1, •rinnln1. ffe beads for homt. enormous cunnJ01. We dfd this ters. il'm young. and one of these Home wu not the same. together. my son and f. How many days il'll set that one or one like at I\ bad suddenly become a atranae fathers get a chance like that"" and tl)at wiU be the hJgh point of my new worid. a whirlpool of instant Jimmy SWeetman. 24, blue.eyed life." teltbrlty, TV interviews. endless and colden·halred: "I don't really Meanwhile. somewhere beyond pboae calla from reporters acroes the care what other people say. I know I land's end, he is out there. artnntng. country and u far away u Hona -------------------------.....:;.... _ __;:__ Kon1. kexico ad Auatrau.. A world of people Sweetman and Sundberc dldn 't know choolin1 up aides and. wont of all. of people they did know doubtine their word. OnnaAncf Oreat white aharkl. lt ll 11ld. frequently look like thty're 1rtnaln1. Thll on. baa 1pulal reaaon. On J'80 23 he entered the world ol man fOI' 11 houn •"41 20 mtnut.I. He '" lht M¥en o'clock MWI, UtM of • Jlmmy Carter. H• ttarnd tn • Ma 1pectaeular that tomtbo• comblMcl 1reat .,.,...,., aa.ace ind llQ'IWy ln a llan -lrothen venlOn of Moby Dkk. TbeD be WU aone. GOING, BB BAS left • remarkable wake It.ill cbumtni, a whale of an ariument. a blur between fact and ficUon. a eowiAC of old friendlhipe, a 1urfaciq of human rivalry aod eso. a mld-1ummer Ian'"°" rent by cries_ or liar and hoax; threats or a lawsuit, a shadow of suspicion on a larce cor· poraUon, the lndi1nation ol editorialist& and eovlronmentallst&. He left ripples of· defiation on Broadway. 140 miles to the west. David Brown, co-producer of "Jaws" I and II, paaaed Davld Merrick, theatrical producer, on the street. "Congratulations," said Merrick. Brown'• chest swelled; be thoupt Merrick was praising bis latest mov· le. Turned out Merrick wu con· gratulating him for a great publicity stunt. Brown told Merrick, as he tells knowing winkers be still encounters at cocktail parties, that neither he nor Universal Pictures bad anything to do with the great white off Mon· tauk. that the logistics or such a stunt would be boggling and, besides, he says, he owns a place oo eastern Lone Island and la not about to bring down property values there. LIKE REPORTS of flying saucers. tales or great white sharks ignite equal intensity among believers and nonbelievers, probably because both involve unknown, unthinkable menace. The difference Is that great whites are a known fact of ocean life, they exist -they run up .to 36 feet and thousands of pounds, they have at· tacked and killed people and destroyed boats. Unfortunately for credulity, they frequently appear in tales or the big one that got away. Among others involved, Capt. John Sweetman or the charter boat Ebb Tide and Capt. Paul Sundberg of the Montauk are professional fishermen of considerable experience and re· cognized integrity. What follows is what they and others said they saw and did on June 23. Fourteen miles ofl Montauk in 182 reel or water. John Sweetman, his son and mate, Jimmy, and s1x pay· ing charter customers aboard the Ebb Tide, chase a huge fin. Closing" the captain estimates they are look· Ing at a fish about 30 feet long and well over 5,000 pounds. JIMMY NAILS the monster with a harpoon. The shark takes off for the open sea, just under the surface, dragging 24 feet or steel cable, 300 feet or three-quarter-inch nylon line and, skipping madly over the water, two large kegs. The fish sounds and the kegs disappear. The fish surfaces the first or three times. The Sweetman• get the line cleated at the stem. The fish pulls the 40·foot, 17 'h·lon boat, at two knots. sometimes raster. John Sweetman radios for help from his friend, Paul Sltndberg, out with another charter on the Mootauk. Sundberg has his own reasons for hurrying. Jn 1975, thtte miles from Sweet· man's present position, he put two harpoons into a great white before losing him. In that battle, the fish tore off the lower half of a large blue shark hanging from the Mootauk's side, leaving teeth marks 30 inches across the hull. Could this be the same white? The Montauk now closes in on Sweetman'a shark in the hope of get· ting another harpoon into him. Up on ttie bow, Mike Albron~a. the mate, spots the fish ahead and five feet below the surf ace and what he sees causes him to yell, 'Ob my God, ob, my God, ob, my God." Sundberc 1eta a cood look. He aerees with Sweetman 's estimate of si:ie and calculates that across the middle this beast measures seven or eight feet In diameter. BY NOW, the media and the ~OWi are out to ~• iq. fremied :tM~wltlJ ~laJRB7boa vying for camera position. One chop- per lowers to u reet. blowing off Albronda 's cap. The Eut Hampton Star came out. fdur-equare on the side of the lbark. ·'The spect•cle of llontauk ·a would-be Captain Ahabs . . . qged on by tbe press, left us dtscusted, •• UM weekly s.td tn a lead editorial. ·•we were delighted that the 'creat white shark' -if !here was such a ahuk -got away.• THE STAB denounced the .. atavistic urges" of men who would destroy "such a ma1nificent creature•• and even suggested that tbe poor )east might now be jusWied in diniDa out on a rew bu man belngs. Here, ait the eutern end of Long Island, whicb begins somewhat atrldenUy in Brooklyn and ends in a majestic panoply of long white beaches and dramatic dunes, Nick Monte owns and worries about Guerney's Inn, the bi11eat resort hotel in the are,a.. Nick was steaming. "We }lave one of the most fantastic beaches in the world," he said, "and wlten some phoney baloney tries to foist a promotion hoax at the ex· pense of my business, I get irritat· ed.•• He threatened a multi-million· dollar suit against the perpetrators. To all comers, be came up with statistics, charts and learned quota· lions from a voluminous shark file, •o.e •I ~ ..... l'U ,,et daat .-e. ...... ,... .,1u fJe tlte ... pelat •I -. Ult!.' adding up to the generally accepted fact that the chances of a shark al· tacking a man are one billion to one in eastern American waters and that the last fatal attack off Long Island occurred 58 years ago in Freeport, 90 miles to the east. The Chamber of Commerce of Freeport was not grateful TWO DAYS afler Monte ~ught to reassura the world about sharks, he was Oblfged to clear swimlllC'S off his beach because a fin was slghled nearby. Four weeks later, be withdrew his threats of a law suit - .. It was the angel\ or the moment" - but still insisted the whole thing was a hoax. being "loo coincidental with the reteaseol Ja'Ns It ... As far as can be determined. busi· ness was not harmed in Montauk. Charter boat captains reported a marked increase in shark fishing. Slater's Drug Store sold more of its woven nylon "shark repellant" bracelets. What if they don 't work? "Bring 'em back." said manager Harvey Edelstein. "and we '11 give you a refund." ln New York, Universal Pictures was beseiged with calls from sus· picious reporters on the trail of a wet Watergate. The studio denied any complicity, pointing out it would have required a miracle of engineer· ing. careful rehearsal or a cast or dozens. and the tightest security. Besides. said Universal, had it been involved. Roy Scheider, the star of both Jaws, would have been wait· ing for the Ebb Tide on the dock cum cameras. IN MONTAUK, many knowing peo- ple came to the defense of Sweetman and Sundberg. Jack Casey, a marine biologist who Alas known them for years. said he did not doubt their story. Other charter captains and their customers who arrived on the scene to watch from varying vantage points agreed it was no hoax. Carl Grossman, who covered the story for the East Hampton Star from a boat did not share the skepticism or his paper's editorialist. ...,NLESS TllERIE were a dozen Univenal executives under water with scuba fear," said Gn)8Sman, ·•1t bad to be a heluva big fish pulling that boat tboee 15 miles. We who watched had no feeling or a hoax." • The argument continues, Above and beyond that. John Sweetman, who has been fishing since he was a boy,-n.vors the memory ol a special experience,- Tbe noise and the motion cause the .t& ·RJ great white to 1ound every time ~ Albronda ls ready to th.row. FlnaJJy, in the 1atherlng darkness SALE oflhe14thhourofpunuttl.tbehugefisb IUMIAY ottLY. AU•. dives for the tut Umt, tne nylon line JMI parts. the EbbTldealowa lta backward 11.MtO..ot•....,.., movement. · For a moment dead 1Uence enaulfs 2 0°/o OFF t;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;::;::=;;;;::;;;;;;;::=;;;;;;;••~·· OM AU. O•HW. OILS HERE'S YOUR PART C•l•r;::J;:::.•P••· TIME MAID! ..,,_.._. TU.aD OP WAINING TMOH DIRTY .. Ut. llf 0... CL01Hll?-UT UI DO rT POR YOU .... y.._ Suptt .. _ ..... ...,. .. ...,_ .... _ ....... hrU,_..,NM°'YO...... & ~ U..,. ........ d191t ........... ...,. The ColonX ................ ...... L...-"trs ............. ,,... '50. TRADE .IN OM THIS .•. ., .. ~ar • POf"hlt*. Model 4310 offers all th convenience of Automam: Fine Tuning, the brilliant colo of a Precision In-Line Tube and the reliability of a 1 solid-state chassis. '70. TRADE IN ON THIS ••. -- I, .. dla9011al To•clt·T•H .. Color Polt ... Model 4340 - bnng,s you: computer sharp, Jbompuler fast color Pictures ....--:-==--on anv channel -a\ the touch of your finger. s I 00. TRADE IN OM THIS ••• 19" di.,.. TOKJ..T .... S..- Systffl"' ,......._. Model 4471 brings you computer sharp, computer fast color pictures on any channel -at the touch of your finger. Touch-Tune at the set ... or from up to 40 feet away. REMOTE CONTROL ISIMCWDED ' • ' , ' ... 13'' ...,,... Colar , ...... Model 4050 includes Automatic Fine Tuning for accurately tuned pictures, the Precision ln·Line Tube ' System for brilliant color · and an energy-saving 100% solld·state chassis. 416 pg. OFFICIAL RECORD MANUAL just for Touching Magnavox Touch· Tune Televlalon. . '------------------------------...-•'--------------__.· l AJ• DAILY "LOT ComPQnies let employees plan - By IONATllA.N WOUMN ""'T'llll A I 11?1 f ,._ Tbe "Quality ol Work W " mov me.nt. a world wide !Cort to eapaDd WOiter partlclpa· \Ion ln JOb d l lions. b qui.Uy emera•nt from the d p baek&rou.nd tn lbt Uftlttd ~tel. 6 y the Jt!aT 2!000. Ammeo worten wUJ de· mand. and receive. • bluer votce In decltlona that ari ' the r }ob performance. PArnCIPATOaY WOl"Ql.ee. proJtetl ran•tna from autonomou work am1 to wen. oiled \abor·man-.emenl p&Mll , •W tbttve, e peclally ln lndustr1al plam. Worker community o~ of U.S. ftrms will expand sllablly as Profit-mlnded corpora· t1ons II otr aslna. uaprofltable, plant.I t.bal provide jobs to thousands ol wwten In then•· lion ·s lndustnal belt But ··co-determlnaUon" -a Ew-opean method by which workerw and manqement shure company pollcymaklnt -is unlikely to catch fire here Mana1ement is unyteldin1 and labor 1s urunlerested. • THIS IS TRB oulline ror tbe next 30 years provided by the esperts -manaaement, labor and independent -concerned with expansion of Quality or Work Lire in lbe United States. Today, "QWL" is a sometimes exQtic, ~ometimes routine fact ol life in many Euro· pean and Japanese companies. Workers help design their jobs, representatives sit on cor· porate boards, sometimes even share ownership of the C!Ompany. Though QWL is in its infancy here, more and more American companies, large and small. are getting involved. Their practical ex· 'T• lie e .. petltlee la i•e teorld .. rfcet, .,r.,e ,,.C •• t •p ·---t"aelll"ees.' periences likely will help shape the nature of wor1< in 21st century America. Today's QWL projects come in all shapes and sizes. DANA CORP. SENDS "front-office ex· ecutives" to plants in places like Edgerton, Wis .. and Li ma. Ohio where workers are updat· ~d on corporate activities. In tum. the ex- ecutives get the workers' reactions. TRW's Turbine Components Division uses the Scanlon Plan, providing bonuses when employee suggestions bring cost savings to the company or improvements in the work environ· ment. The plant's t ,100 workers shared $750,000 in bonuses.during the first 12 months of the pro· gram. In the newsroom of the Minneapolis Tribune, reporters have an advisory role in ~electing middle·level editors. Sperry Rand decided to get out of the library f u rmture business when its Herkimer plant failed to show sufficient profit. An employee group. un· -willing to walk away from their work, bought the plant several years ago. Today Herkimer makes money. provides a local payroll of$3.S million an· nually and employs 270 people. RUSHTON MINING Co. and AMSCO Equip· ment Co .• in J amestown, N.Y .. have junked lhe assembly-line work approach m some areas and instead are using work teams. a process whose mosl famous practitioner is Volvo, the Swedish automaker A Committee on Productivity at Kaiser In ustries' s teel plant in Fontana, meets monthly and workers also serve on panels in each of the plant 's 37 operating departments. Officials say <·om mittee discussions have brought substantial productivity in creases as workers applied prac· t1cal knowledge to reduce production delays and "'aste. Despite a recent flurry of such activity, such "democratic workplace" projects are still rare in the United States. There arc several hundred so-called labor management committees, wh ere workers and management meet regularly to solve workplace problems. But the number of significant job pro- 1ects where workers are involved day by day in Job dec1s1ons probably is in the dozens, com· pared to an estimated 250 in West Germany a lone THE CHIEF impetus for QWL efforts is the maturing of the American workforce. "Most of our people, even the janitors, have high school diplomas and some college," s ays an insurance company executive. "So how do you tell 'tm they're too dumb to help plan lhelr own Job?" Worker partlclpatlon in Job declalons runs counter to lOfl& traditional production and "11clent.lfic" man11ement pracUcea In the Unit- ed Sla~. But now, for the fint Ume, studies ln· dlcal• that a majority or workers believe they are entitled to areater aay about lhelr work roles. Manqement responsiveness to these trends 11 behind much of the QWL experimentation. but •ven th Ir staunchest corporate 1upporters 1tre11 that thfle projects must pus the profit teat Ir they are to survive and expand. .. UNIONS AND management must both continue to adjust reasonably to pressures for democratic practices In the working place." 11y1 Cliff Garvin, chairman of Exxon Corp. However, he cautioned. quality of work life er- rorts "that are instiluted at lhe expense of or- gan iutional efficiency are. in my view, shortsighted and seriously fiawed." Exxon ls one or many major companies in- terested in roretns a more democratic work at· mosphere with QWL programs involving both blue collar and office workers. General Elec· tric, General Motors. General Foods all have moved in that direction. Perhaps the most am- bitious plan ls GM's, which has hundreds of pro- jects. One reason, a GM executive says, is that "to be competitive In the world market. we've got to tap human resources." ADDS AN INTERNATIONAL Harvest.er ex- ecutive, "Some or our European and Japanese colleagues have signtricantly lower costs when It comes to quality control and grievances. We've got to compete in these areas; on the ledger sheet, it's the same as if they were get· ting a price break on steel ingots.'' If overall prosress of the movement has nevertheless been slow. the reason seems to be the ingrained traditions of lhe workplace and wariness or drastic change on the part or both labor and management. Union leaders rear work-improvement pro· jects can be used either to circumvent collective bargaini.OI or forestall organizing efforts in non- union operallons. While some unions see QWL as a vehicle ror making work more interesting and less oppressive, most labor leaders agree there are more important items on the union agenda. "LABOR AT large should be more im · mediately concerned about the problems of the unemployed than those of t he unhappily e mployed," says Lane Kirkland, second in com· mand at the AFL-CIO. • Management's interest is focused by a de· sire to reduce personnel headaches and labor costs: employers seek to cut the costs of aliena· tion the "soaring pricetag of distrust," as ont expert call s it -absenteeism. grievances. shod· dy workmanship. Me a nwhile. there 's extensive re· sea r c h . Edward Glaser. a Los Ange les psychologist who helps GM and other companies implement QWL projects. says "There are fa ilures. Lots of them Corlotsofreasons. "I got a call from one of the top 10 com· panies in the country. which ha~ ~he ~tti~ude. "we're going to have worker part1c1pation if we have to shove it down thei r throats . "Well, rule No. t probably ought to be pret· ty obvious: people have the right lo decide whether to participate in their own sat vation. · · Monopol y Penalized « S AN FRANCISCO « (A P > -A San Francisco • federal court jury has • awarded $700.000 in • damages to a tugboat • company forced out of • business by a tugboat • monopoly in the San • Francisco Bay. The jury • rul e d that Thomas• Crowley and bis three • tugboat compan ies « restrained trade a nd: monopolized the bay • tugboat business in violation of anti-trust ! laws « ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. • • • ' • 'sometimes exotic , sometimes routine' ASSEMBLY LINE JOBS NOT WHAT THEY USED TO BE AT GENERAL MOTORS R.eform· Rolling Along DETROIT !APl -The broadest effort to in· ject democ racy Into the workplace is under way at General Motors. Irs an ambitious. company-wide program. "Right now we have hundreds of projects ... says Reid Rundell . chief of personnel develop· ment at GM. 'Tm not talking about turkeys for Thanksgiving. These are genuine work im· provements." THE GM PHILOSOPHY, according to Run- dell. is this . "On one end. our people want to be recognized as individuals. and they want a chance to contribute. On another end , we figure ~hat the further down you can push decisions, the bellerthedec1s1on will be " Quality of Work Life projects at GM involve both hourly and salaried workers The best· known is at Tarrytown. N.Y., where GM was close to shutting down its plant because of pro· duclivity and quality problems. Today, workers are mvolved in job.related decisions, and the plant 1s one of GM 's best. GM 's Flsher Body plant No. 2 in Grand Rapids is divided mto six, semi-autonomous "business teams." mvolvmg most of the plant's 2.200 workers. Each team does much of its own engineering and scheduling. 'In the next two years. blue.collar workers at the plant will become involved in developing team objectives. HOWARD CARLSON. Rundell 's deputy, says GM's commitment began in 1969, after a decade of turbulence in the plants. "For five years. our sale~ had increased but our profits hadn't " says Carlson. "We went lookm~ for solutions to a fistful of our toughest labor problems Work stoppages. absenteeism. High discipline rates. Lots of quality problems. "'Today, Quality of Work Life 1s a company. wide commitment. We feel we're part of an in- ternational movement .. AT IMPORTANT 541-5554 1914 HARi~ llYD. COSTAMISA • • • • • « • « • • • • • • • ESTATE JEWELRY a~d DIAMOND SALE Over 11/2 Million Dollars Worth Qjemond prtces are hiljh -and gettm9 h•Qh••. Buv now from distressed sources. and p rivet• tstate1. Don't miss this important sale! Then~ ""'" llfJ manv "101> • o t 100..e <11..-nonos 1n this ule 1nclud1nq 5omo fine 1nv,.'1ml!nl qu•lllY diamond~ from 113 cara1 10 1 50 C•tJll AIW • IOI\" o f loow "mer.:1l<ls. rnb.e• • .ind yppt>,,ts, •~well as o ther P••~•ou• gotnl\ Manv genl\ and IJdoes ~lttatre .tnct cluster d1tifl'10l"'d 11ngs lrom 112 c.ara1 to well O\le• 17 c•r•U Several unoortant Old•' 01ut1nutn ano chamond brJce •.-1~ tJtn\. ounddl"t\ end ttdr ''"U'\ w1H bf' otloroa 1ric•u<J AUGUS T 28TH 8:00 P.M. Inspection Hours 12 00 5 00 pm 7 00·8 00 pm •nq o 2f\ r.>rctt chJr-nond lHU<eluc Lot\ o • t ine PrOPt:rtv moved for 1.onv1•n11'nc.1· ol >Jlr 1r1 gcn1, onC1 lednn warches £11 American ! • QOlf'"t c h.un\, dnd nu\ tefl.ineou' 1ewu1ry -Head Man' Sentenced LOS ANGELES $P > - A man who a U.S at· Mrney calls "the head man" in a Los Angeles· New York heroin opera· tion has been sentenced to 30 years in prison on drug charges. James Vila o f H ac i e nda Heights was also fined $25.000 . COME PRAY WITH US You are cordially Invited to join us In morning and evening prayer at the : Waffle ! newport galleries l t d . 2542 West Coast Highway NewpOf't Beach, CA CATHOLIC CHURCH OF SAINT JOHN, THE BAPTIST 101S BAKER STREET, COSTA MESA ... '""" ,...,.., ., ....... ,,.,., ....... , .......... .., .. ..,, ... ...., ...... ,_,, ''",. • • • • • Fealwecl hery Smclcrr at .... • • • : ANCIENT MARINER : • ON THI IAY NEWPORT IEACH • : ~-Sunday Brunch fnMn 10 A.M. : ... -------------------· **** * * * * ** ** * ** * * * * * * * * •• TE: RMS Bun lo. An,enc..Jrd MJ~'''' Churgt' P coondl thee-. c,ut'\ So1rw .. ,. IOricJocf .,.,,, ... I"'" h\• "''""Ut"rf (714) 645-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 pm MONDAY FROM Fash ion Jsland Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR . ...___ J. . . . • > Wb.o >'®." Una from ~ mom nt tr•Urlde ID • 1olden upen "'°"• ._... al ~IOud·H114d t!*-lllDI ,...... ......... ;n.. )'OD nttaat'e. your bone qllMtb' elite .... 1ran oa \be olM.r aide ol • .,.... eMt8dlllil over ~ ,_ 4lt aot flnd lt .,....... tW Montau ra:nctwrw ba•• fCMlllll IDr V¥W a e.· tury to M lft Oa.l.t eoauy. Nor• 1911 NllMlt ia the tell& thal. •I ..-7; lo1 rardl ~ JOU a.re ooe ....-. S. O..lr • ,. l\al ol baw.. lN ....... ::r 1"1Md man ... •onta M ,.,.....,. M • a& a few ,.... later•Mltlt ~ ........ ~ banlabed many at tMse men • e.bnlptly • u over-dllclpllned JOdltl kln•, arrt..S at tM II• ol m.tority and MIW to be rid ol bil opprealve auardlan ThQuah dtf. led. some cadlemen would not surreoder; t.be1 llnipty raiMd ..,_..capital and replenlsbed tbelr bents • .Finnly illltetldinl to Mt· tie here. no matter what tbe dUlltult.Ml1 ~Y trHeled to New Yort and l,oadan to ftDd onda ot suitable IOClal st.atun and brooiht them. without shame to rat.her primitive ctwelllitp. Mr. and Nra. Pierre Wibam for examllle, were ele1antly elad in formal a,.;;$, as they shared their fll'St holiday dinner lD a sod ltut. TR& MNOIEaS survived. and it didn't take Iona for f amd.J friends tn tbeeut and in Europe to seiae the opportunity for adventurous vacations. They beeaa eomtna fOf' 1ummer visit.a, Yearnlnl u~ SPUATlNG STEAl4 HOLE MONIJ'QREQ Titennaf Ranger Rick HUICttlnaon Jlot•potting Yellmmtone's No-rw YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. Wyo. <AP> -They come and throw -coins, cans and flip tops. hairpins, gum wrappers, shoes, bottles. sticks and stones the size of footballs. Flinging junk into Yellowstone Natioaal Park's geysers and hot pools is something ap- proaching a naliOJJal ,Pastime. Once a sblny, red snowmobile escaped its owner and buzzed into a bot pool. IT'S ENOUGH TO disgust even the most placid of rangers. "Anything that can be thrown, rolled, kicked or driven into thermal lea~s will be." says Rick Hutchinson geologist tn the nation's oldest, largest ~nd only steam· heated national park. . Yellowstone sprawls over 3,400 sqoare miles in northwestern Wyoming, edging into Montana and Idaho. You could put Rhode lsland and Delaware inside its boundaries, with room to spare. H\JTCIDNSON SPENDS his Call, winter and spring taking water samplea and chart· ing eruptions and other activity in the ac- cessible major geyser basins on the west side or the park. One oC his tasks is monitoring the temperature or some of th~-park's estimated 10,000 thermal features -geysers. bot springs, mud pots and steam holes. Rangers fish out the coins and deposit them in the government treasury -lf they can get to them before they corrode. The re- cord haul was about $7 in change Crom a 3. by-4-foot hot pool. Not just objects end up In t.be pools. BOT-POI I ING, THE Wega1 Yellowstone Park version of sklnny-dlppm,, bas claimed several lives and sent other people to burn treatment centers ... Just about every year some pel'SClft ignores the trail and warning si1ns and finds himself in bot water," Hutchinson laments. In the unstable Norris Geyser Basin, pools hue been known to change from simp- ly warm to lllO degrees i.a less than a day. Like people, each geyser bu Its own pe~ality, the tbennal rangers~ ... Some arv IW# to start and erupt with p-eat dlf. ficulty," be explains. "Some Just aplode and others are in between." O'OONNRL TOUR I TIAYR SOVICE ...... LAS ¥EIAS ROUND TRIP AIR FARE MOM OMNGl COUNTY ·s5p 1~ TrMIPOrtation to .nct frorn Hotel call (114) 542·5131 •• •l J I a t.o parUd,.U QI the rlfon Ud r.....,_, at .. laQA~ • Tb• raaclt fam1Ue1, liOiMaltk for tb• ...-nw. ot ett¥ u~ to ... tbel• Old'frlflldl. But wbea.U.. •'Ml• uam ._,..._. they nn '9 ~ ebentaa t.atloa. reom and board. ID ~ for Mten~ ......... ~eeJloc)la---. John 'Dewey hlmielf mfCbt bay. appfaude4 tbete ICbools Wlwe elty fOlt ....., b1 eir· pertence and blld a IN&t t:llne all the while. Tbey d\ll poet.bolea and repaired fence wtth the cowbanda; the)' branded, doctored and helped m~• the stoet: they •J>llt WOOd and P.UJDped waa.r. Wbat they badn't laaown about bories, Utey picked up here -their dude banda, mu1clu and bacbldea hardened by the atrenuoua sim,ple life. . ' TBBY BEi.AXED by swimming or fishinl • the mountain stream. and riven or dancing and • elnging at cainpfttea. • Today the J>t~Uce (11 ~eesitiDI dudes, or ~est~=aias In -effect on many ruac:bee; the .Pod available to tbe people ot 1800 are •ttn awaiting. · · . . 1',W.S OLDEST OF tbe doaed. anttqu• atoeked loa cat,ina, was built lD 1903:1but au are immaculate and iii mint cond.Jtlon. now featur- inl gaa be~\. )ll!d modern efOctency lcJtcbens wblch do jn fact have all the modern dishes and 1adgeta, . The McGill cabin. named ror Montana's first female patholoslat and physician wbo owned the rancb unW her death ln 19$. baa a large stone fireplace and ma.ny of the doctor's boOlts -lncludinc 19th century ecuuona of Dickens and ~ugo. Tbe fishln8 in this area is spectacular, and that goes doul>le in the fall. The blue ribbon Gallatin River is out th~ front door. .U you•d like more informatioft on dude ranches in Montana, or other fall attracUona. write tbe Tram Promotion Unit, Department of Highways. Helena, Mont.,59601. . !Beef eaters ~ Bearing · Up Does Prestige of Job Go to Their Heads? COLORADO ROCKIES' INDIAN SUMMER . PNMnts Autumn Amphttheater of Aepena By STAN DELAPLANE LONDON --Only seven of the famous ravens are left at the Tower of London. The Yeoman Warder who shows you around tells the legend: ·•When the ravens are gone, the White Tower built by William the Conqueror will fall. And the British em- pire will disappear." AU visitors come to the Tower just to see the Crown jewels: 3.5 million people last year. Up a ha lf million from the year before. We got a chance to talk to Major General W.D.M. Raeburn. the resident governor. He's boss of the Warders. better known as "Beef eaters." , He said: "We have a staff of 37 Warders. A Warder must have served 22 years with the Army and have reached the rank of staff sergeant. They live with their f am mes inside the Tower.·· . ' "• ••• FOR EVERYDAY, WARDERS wear a blue "undress" uniform. It's piped with red and has a crown with E II R emblazoned on the chest. It's only on special-occasions they . dress ln the qeck~ruffles and royal scarlet and gold uniforms we see in pictures. The General said: "For one thing the dress uniform is quite heavy -25 pounds. And they cost a good deal. $2,500 dollars in U.S. money." ••• THE RUSH OF VISITORS keeps the 37 Warders busy. .. At the peak of last season. we had 23,000 people in one day." The Warders are civil service and must retire at 65. How much they're paid no one would tell us. ··we have no shortage or applicants. I can tell you that." said the General. *. * DOWN IN TUNBRIDGE Wells a few years ago, I got a g)lmpse behind scenes of the Beefeater's life. l was having dark ale in a pub called The Swan and I struck up a conversation with a lady whose hus band was a Beefeater. "One of them is picked each year to bear the Maundy money. It's given by the King -or Queen --to the paupers on Maundy Thursday before Easter. " 'I don't know how I'm to do it.' said my husband. 'For I'm not one for lifting as when I was young. And the tray'll fair break my head."' • • • • • •• ' Tokyo to Hong Kong and then Singapore. Where is the best place to shop? .. Not Tokyo. The dollar buys fewer yen each day. People coming from Tokyo re· port S7 .50 cocktails, Sl5 haircuts and so on. It's been three years since r was io Tokyo and a Scotch.and-soda even then was $5. Hong Kong and Singapore argue forever about which town has the best buys. I think they're much the same. Hong Kong is bigger and has more selection. The good buys of 10 years ago have gone with inflation and the sinking dollar. A tailored suit once cost $50. Now it's $200. Friend of mine bought Japanese camera equipment in Singapore. Fo~d he could have got it cheaper in a discount store at home. And so it goes. ••• "Ir we stay at Japanese ~& doea. ihat mean taking the everybody-in·at·once bath? .. No, your bathing will be private. But you 'ti rrobably use a bath down the hall that al hands on your fl oor use too. lnclud- ing11tbe> same hot water.~m the d~·dish soakinit 'bath'. .' You're supposed to wash and rinse OUTSIDE the tub. Then you get in. No doubt the tub water is cleaner than most swimming pools. If your wife's along, she's supposed to wash your back. But if you are traveling single·o, the maid will come in and scrub you like a shirt. It takes getting used to. But you will. Aspen's King Of Mountain The aspen becomes king of the mountains in Colorado between mid-September and the first two weeks in October. The s himmering ··quakie" colors first crown the higher eleva- tions, and. then. as molten gold, slowly now downward as the month· long season progresses. The largest aspen groves are found between 8,000 and 10.000 feet altitude, but there are Colorado hJghways to take you within close viewing distance and optimum camera range. . . 'SllE S~ 11JA~ ~PWn hiab-wayis of southwest.em Cok>rado take on a special -fall magic. Both the Million Dollar Highway between Durango and Ouray and the Lizard Head Pass Route 145 between Dolores and Telluride offer dramatic stands. TJ'tere are ~ re:ri>teftderrr aspen ".ie"'-"g .a rea8' rtttrtin·Deftiver' S'&ac1t1ard . THE ASPEN area, true to its namesake, is one of Colorado's most spectacular autumn amphitheatres. Independence Pass, Maroon Bells, and the ghost town of Ashcroft, all near Aspen,presentadazzlingcolorcamival. Grand Mesa offers many scenic miles of aspen glory, plus the thrill of driving America's largest plateau. It is reached via State 65 east of Grand Junction and north of Delta. For Colorado's Call fun packet, write to Colorado Autumn, 986A State Capitol. Denver. Colorado~. SUNDAY tea· ... ·~·· ..... DB Music by Guy Halferty • I t .) THIS SUNDAY & EVERY SUNDAY Through September 3rd • 1 :30 to 4:30 -· ,I .. r • • IMT•Cll• 11• Sturdy cOMtrucNd baby Hi Cholr. fosy to deon. llDTOWILS 1!.7 Cannon• bath towels available in colors! SAIDWICH BAGS .,!,.s1 150 plastic bogs ptr pkg. 6 '.4 x.5 ~"' each. Sewings! mcmc aous Kitchen decor· J97 ator clock. D"'1AL AUW Electronic 1397 decor clock. POmlCSOIL 1•• 20-qt. • ready to ~ .. , odorless, sterile potting soil. Won't burnt GINGER JAR LAMP 711 Ginger iar lamp styling with attractive shade, tall stately base. Beautiful room decor. CHOICE OF CA ID I ES 38 Bag Favorites! 1-lb. • bags of ' fun size Milky Ways•, Snickers•, 3 Musketeers•. ~-lb .• bags plain or peanut M&M's•. Save today! POLYESTER BLAllKR 37 Multi-brown "Great Plaif)s" Indian screen print Fiberwoven• polyester blanket has anti-static treatment. •Chothom .. ,. TM 12" ::!. B&W TV 7400 Portable, lightweight TIAHAN• AC/CO TV. Model RP21 OBN. Sotisfaction always I CHOICE OF BULBS 08 Pkg. 4-bulb packs of inside- frost light bulbs in choice of 60-watt (1000 hrs.), 7.5-watt (7.50 hrs.), and 100 watt (7.50 hrs.) Stock up and save! SPORT SHIRTS 66 Ea. A g reat collection of sport shirts in popular solid colors and attractive prints . No -iron polyester/cotton. Sove. 41/1-0Z. * BEEF JERKY 1•• Tasty beef jerky sectioned and forrMd. Smoke flavoring ad- ded. *Net Weight .... , ...... -.... .,... ....... ,, --. Cafeteria Special Not Available Son Fernando Cudahy. The Windmill TURKEY DlllER 1.•• With savory celery dressing, wh ipped potatoes & gravy, buttered veg., roll & butter. ·-······ ••• T·leg Ironing board. Folds for easy storage. . POLYESDI TOPS =-1•• 2.57 Boslc tHs. Choice of styles. Summer tones. J.PI. TUii SOCIS 2• 3-pr. pack men's cotton/·, nyfon sodcs. Save now! CASSETTE TAPES 98!~ 60-min. blank tapes. Hos new instant start recording feature. Sovel TIASI CAI LllEIS 10-11. * CHARCOAL IOWL CUAlll COLOlllG IOOIS SMOia COOIEI FM COIVlml 2n loll ~0-count plastic trash can liners for 20-30 gal. cans. On easy snap-off roll. 97c J6t.Each !, s1 3488 1288 EZ Ute• charcoal bri· quets. Easier starting. Shop and save! ~-oz.•' bath cleaner. Cleona and deodorizes. •Net Weltht Paint with water. 32-pg. books. Great run for the kid1I Save at Kmart. A self-basting proceu of indirect cooking that let• you roast, steam, 8-8-Q. Convert AM radio to FM tuner. Compact, 12V. Visit our auto dept. ·-CAim.ii COITA IEIA lllE' .. ,. \ ' . ( ! INSIDE: •Entertainment •Erma Bombeck . •Horoscope L06 ANO EL (AP) -..._ ~·1 talA·wr1cktd lets bl\'e dooe much t.o carry M otber Loi AQftlH Dodf n b U.. NaUonal lAN\le W• Ptvllloli pen. nant r.c.. Acbll tendoe lnjurles, de napd uklel, a cbi'oalc sor. a. and twutrtns mUlde puQi.,. ti.. ccmtUt re- mtndus of tM prlce Smltb PAY9 to lead UM ~ lo hotn• nm t2'1). acored· C75), ud bMtW •Yttace < .30T >. despi1e m ifta'201ame. I« m~h·DMdea rest. Tbe S).~ Smltb wu Maacer ,._., Lasont.'• loudl1-&Ua11 t'andid.ate ror moet nl•able p1.,., in 1m. He hit 33 homers. scored tOC nm&. wofbd ~ pttebln tor 104 waUra and batted .1111 u the J>Odprt delb.roned tbe Cincannau Reds in the NL Wat. But the MVP honor went to ClnciMati alauer Georee FOiler. ''TllUE'S NO QUESTION in 11\1 mind lhat be'1 tbe most valuable pla)'et> ln lhe lellQe for 1171. too," Luorda says. "He's been playinc oo one bad l• for aome time. U ~u could wa~b him 1et taped up before each 1ame, you'd reallie how much be h as to put out to play the way be does. "We went lhrou1b a stretch wben the rest of the team wasn •t scoring any runs. AU l can say ls. thank God for Renie Smith." Smith, 33, says lhe injury that elves him the most trou- ble ls a strained acbilles tendon. "My heel bone is not shaped properly and It continues to cause inflammation," be said. "I just wrap the lep and try to keep going. I also have a sprain in my rtcbt ankle." ABEN'T TREllE DAYS when he just can't play on those legs? "Yes, there's times when I've had to take a day off. They're usually just a day away from playing. I sit, ob· serve, and stay mentally sharp." Steve Garvey, the only Dodger whose offepsive statistics approach those of the switch-hitting Smith, calls the right fielder .. the perfect No. 3 hitter." Smith's value to the Dodgers is something Garvey and pitcher Don Sutton both recognize, but the hurler's choice of words in praising Smith was an insult to Garvey and led to their lockerroom fight in New York last weekend. SUTl'ON AND GARVEY clashed physically after a newspaper article quoted Sutton as saying, "All you ever hear about on our team is Steve Garvey, the All-American boy. Well, the best player on this team and we all know it -Is Reggie Smith. Reggie doesn't go out and publicize himself. He doesn't smile at the right people or say the right things. Reggie's not a facade or a Madison Avenue image." ' . I ' . DODGER REGGIE SMITH KEEPS GOING DESPITE ACHING LEGS THAT REQUIRE CONSTANT ATTENTION. Rams' Air Show Stuns Oakland PAT HADEN Rookie Arrives From AP Dispatches OAKLAND -Los Angeles quarterback Pat Haden, who failed to throw a touchdown pass in the first three weeks or the ex- hibition season, got two Satur- day night and totaled 157 y.nts passing as the Rams beat the Oakland Raiders 28-3. Willie Miller caught Haden's second scoring pass. a four- j'jl.rder Ui lbe thi(d period, Md ~lled in a 14-yard touchdown pass from Vince Ferragamo in I.he final period. Oakland's Ken Stabler was shaken up and left the game after being hit while releasing a pass. which was intercepted, late in the first half of the Na- tional Football League pre- Boston's Wright Sinks Halos, 7 -1 BOSTON <AP> Rook11! right-hander Jim Wright finally bas arrived. not just in the ma- jor leagues, but in the Boston Red Sox's starting rotation "It's nice to know when you're going to pitch," the 27-year-old Wright said Saturday after hurl- ing a five·hit, 7 I victory over the Califorrua Angels "I've always said I Just tak(.Y the ball and throw, but it's good to know people have confidence in you." Wright. who spent nine seasons in the minor leagues, On T\I Toda11 Oaa•..el S at J J Dwight Evans, Butch Hobson and Jack Brohamer, a graduate of Huntington Beach High, sandwiched around two walks. Reliever Ken Brett gave up George Scott's 10th home run of the seaS-On in the sixth inning. WRIGHT YIELDED an op. posite field double lo Lyman Bostock m the first inning but al- lowed only three !lingles by Joe Rudi and one by Brian Downing the rest of the way. Rice's home Tun was his eighth in the last 18 games. He also drove in a second-inning run with a sacrifice Oy. boosting has R Bl total to 109. Wright walked one, struck out three and hit three batters. He was elevated to the s tarting blanked the Angels until the rotation last week by Manager ninth when Ron Fairly drove in Don Zimmer. replacing Bill Lee 8 run with a grounder . after a strin& or poor sh<nyings. Wright-lost his bid for his : _ A(atns! the-Angels, WRibt-!._ot -Toudh shutout of -Ule...sea16Ull-4Jll-_:.. SIX f'UM-tft ~l~l.DlllD,g!t Th 1nift · ;;;:;1-...=1t. ~£ r from the Boston o~ -1n-e-n JllDUlg JQJ~-ne:ou eluding Jim Rice's 33rd home leadoff ~.atter. Baylor and gave run _ and narrowly missed his u~ Rudi s third single, of the • fourth s hutout or the season He g .. me before Fairly s RBI 1 • • • grounder f woi:-his eighth game m 10 de-In the Angels' second, Wright cls~ons, although previous vtc· hit two consecutive ballers, • tortes bad been as a spot start.er. Dave Chalk and Bobby Grieb I "DE DESERVES a spot in the with two out, but got Rlck Miller I rotation," said catchel' Carlton lo hit Into a force play. Fisk. "He bears down all the time and stays on an even keel. CALtfl01u11A aosTON lt'sallCOClfidenceonhispart." llMlll.,,Cf ~~"o': Buritton,u .. ,,. .. The Anaels had battered u11,tora,,., •ooo ero11e~r.21> !::~ Wright in Anaheim 10 days =~~;; ; ~ ~: 1110.11 > 1 1 > earlier, but managed only five ~:'~·,:',11 .o JO :!:::;~r;,:;c111 ~: ~: s i n g I es in Fen w a y P ark . ODwt1•11t. , : : ~ ~ ~1111, c > o • o California's Lyman Bost.odt said 0..1~. n > o o o ~~~~ ! ~ ~ g he "can't underatand why he 0tttt1. a 1 0 0 • o. se«1, 111 >' • 1 does 10 well here," where r_. .. , 111 11 11T'J'.:1• ,:;~; 1 Wtl1ht ls T-1. c:e1tl'Orn1• oao ooo •t-1 ,~ Rice bit a momtrou clout tar ..._ t• 001 •-r . over tbe left.fie.kl wall off 1o1er 1-+tMIDn, '--""'· orett. o,.-c..11f0rftl• '· ~Paul Hartael.l, 5-8, 1D the flnt in· ::::.C9\1~="~1t~11~:!'~,>.o:; r ntne to gtw wnaht • 2-0 lead. cm.111-1t1ce. The rookie rltht·fJaridw boosted CM.1f'Otl1.:-." 11 .. •• '° his r~ to 8-2. HMt•lf n .. HI l\'I • ' • 2 • The Red Sox cl\aaed Hartzell "· 9Rt• .-. 2 ' 1 ' • In the aecoad ~ wttb tour wr~ '~ ~21 llOl'vr s ' 1 1 J .. .J_ ... ~ "' ~·. •1et1 <., Writtltl runs on a r1es of Ines.._. by ~''°''ltyW111N1 T-t.1L•-».-Pt .. season game. The Rams' de- fense applied strong pressure on the Raiders' passers throughout the cont.est OAKLAND OPENED the scor· 1ft'gr with a 23-yard field'goal w · Errol Mann in the first quarter after a pass from Stabler to tight end Raymond Chester gained 39 yards But the Rama buiJt a t.t-3 lead in the second quarter when Wen- dell Tyler scored on a 36-yard run and Haden hit Ron Jessie with a seven.yard touchdown pass Haden completed 16 of 24 passes. and rus longest comple- tion was a 41 ·yard gamer to Dwight Scales on the third quarter scoring dnve that cov- ered 80 yards. "WE DID EVERYTHING well , and the scoreboard showed it." said Ray Malavasi. the new head coach who bas a 2-0 record since succeeding George Allen, fired aft.er the Rams lost thelr first two National Football League exhibition games. "We were doing a lot of ex· pet\tt1entlng earlier' under Allen. Now we're working within our Ii mitations and doinR what's worked before." said Miller. "When you play a game like .• that, "'"' ... , to cet it <>Ut-« your mind." said Oakland Coach John Madden. whose Raiders open the regular season at Den- ver. BOTH TEAMS bead into next weekend's regular s eason openers after finishing the ex- hibition season with 2·2 records. Stabler. who walked off the • field and did not appear serious- ly hurt by the shot he took from Jack Youngblood. completed several long passes but was only llve ot 1J in the final tuneup g a·m e: Lin e b.ac k e r J u k Reynolds intercepted Stabler's final pass. and the Rams moved 73 yards to score. with Haden completing seven of nine pa es to tt\e llPl'le . The Rams· first touchdown came after Billy Waddy re- turne d a punt 28 yards to Oakland's 46. Waddy set up the final touchdown of the game with a 23·>"ard punt return. The Raiders' fans began boo- ing their much-penalized and frustrated team midway ·in the • ~ame . and most 01 the 51,429 people had left their seats before the nationally televised gam~ ended Among the Ra1deri:;· d1sap- pomtrnents were a missed field ~ •mpt i.Y' Mann ftom 21 yards and a pass from David Humm which Morris Bradshaw dropped m the end zone '1.tter 'the abb';.~"v1~ted txh1bi- tion season. the Rams open NFL regular season action Sunday tn Philadelph1a then return to the Coliseum for their next two out- mgs against Atlanta and Dallas. The Rams should enter the re- g u I u r season as the early favorite ro capture their division cha mpionship Dodgers Left m Lerch * SCOllE IY OUAllTfillS Phil.s' Hurler Liniits U to Four Hits Lol An941I~ 0 '' 7 1 11 O.llleno l O O l -l Oall FGMann2J LA-TYi.,. 3' run ICoHal llick I Ll<-Jeulit 7 oaufrom H-n ICon'el llKlll LA Mlll•r•~sfromH-n ICo<r•llllckl LA-Miiier u pan lrom Ferraoamo ICo<rel 111clll A ~1.12' 0AAo4E STATISTICS ··"'· "•'*"' Fir•t oo .. ns 20 I• l!usMs yarcl1. ••·112 31 1•1 Paulrog 1arc11. "' 101 l!eturn y-" l Pauo "·tt.l> 7 JCM Punta e.:i. 1 n Fumbles 1051 o-4 1-4 Pt11a1t1e .. yarc11. ~ o ''"" IND!YIOUAL STATISTICS Rus'>lng-Lo1 l<ll9fl•<. Tyler 11·7•. Pllilllps • "· BrYMll • 17 0.lll•nd. Y•nE~ .. 12 so. RU\Mll •·2l PASSING-!.~ ""9o•u. H.O•n IH<l-4. tS1; Ferreoamo)..H), .tei.0t111eno. s1t111 .... s.1>-1 111 llM 2+o, 3'. Humm°"'4. 0. RECEIVIN~ AnQelet, Tyler •• ,., Heloon l J7. Miller '.HO. 0.kltnd, C,,.ller 4-M, Ir...:'> , ... , LOS ANGELES <API -Bob Boone doubled home two runs and Randy Lerch fired a reur bitter as Philadelphia defeated Los Angeles 3·1 Saturday night and cut the Dodgers' National League West lead to one game over San Francisco. The victory, Philadelphia's first over Los Angeles in eight games this season. kept the Phillies 2""1 games in front of Chicago in the NL East. i-ercb 18-7) did not anow a hit until the fifth inning. He walked rour and struck out two in burl· ing his fourth complete game of the season. The Phillies scored their runs in the fourth off Doug Rau (12·8 ) Greg Luzinski led off with a si n gle a nd Jose Cardenal followed with a double. Boone Dodgen Slat~ All01mu Oii KAIC 11WI Plllllleul LIKAl\Ollfl 2 S5D M Monlr~el •I LC» Angell\ 1 U p m Montre.I ti Los 1'194et 1 2S o m then doubled to score Luzmskt and Cardenal. then came home on a single by Lerch. The Dodgers· run came an the fifth when Ron Cey doubled to left for the first Los Angeles hat. Dusty Baker sangled and Cey c·amc home as Rick Monday grounded mto ;, force play Rau p1tchea out or a Jam m I he t h1rd 1 nnin~ wht•n the Ph1lhes loaded thl· bases with one out GC1rry Maddox and Bud Har· relson smgled to lc11d off the m- ning and took second and third on a sacrrfice by Lerch. Rau walked Jcrr) Marttn to fill the bases but he AOl Ted Sizemore on (I ny lo short left ftcld and M1lo.c Schrmdt on a fly to center. Atter Rhoden took over for Rl:tt,1 in the fou rth .ind got out of the inning on a rly ball by Marlin. he walked Schmidt and Luztnl!kt wtth one out in the fifth. He escaped when Cardenal grounded mto a double play. The Dodgers threatened 1n the. slXth and seventh mrungs. Dave Lope~ opened the sixth with a bu$e ht t After Rill Russell grounded out. Lerch walked Lee Lacy He 14ot out of trouble wtum Steve Garvey grounded &nlo ~ ,~~5~~~g~ doobl~ltl~-= ~rat. w:iAe<[J;~ j!fil ro ead orr tne sevemn:-R1 Monday grounded out as the runners advanced to s~ond and third Lerch then struck out pinch hiller Regl(ie Smith and retired another pmch hitter A Gtant Bloek at tlte Plate Montreal's Tony Peter flndl his access route to home plate firmly blocked by San Francisco catcher Mark lnll. who taas out • Perez to prevent a run. The Giants went on to log a 4· 1 vlctory Saturday a\ Candlestick Park. l'"l&.AD•L~IA LOSANOaLil J M•rlln, ti SILfmo<'t 21» Schm1cll,Jb L•mlll-1, If C.r0ene1 lb lloon• r G M•-•.tt M< Bride, ri H•rrftOft ft l••cll o totalJ . -. ..... ,,,,,,, 'l' n t' • \'' u I I I J . .... L-lll t 0 ........ 1 .. , • 0 0 • L•ort JOtt c .. , •• , '" •••• to•J CeyJll ~11t f I I I 0 llOIPt If ~ 0 I t I , ' ~ Mondh ti >t t I ~(I"" ~·' 7 cit t • 11 I II Ill lmllll, pl! I 0 0 0 ·'•''I .,,..._,, CltOO n t I J 111111 I' t 0 t 0 11111_,..._,. 1100 Mol• Pft ' • 0 0 llltlltrllall 0 0 ••• f04t11 !t I t I .............. 000 ., --. Lo• A,,..fa eot tit' __ , 1!-lllllHtil, ,.,_. Ot'-fltlll ........... 2, ... A"991tt I l.O.-f'tllte.11111111 I, Wt .,.... S. 18-Ct"""'91 9oont. c:ty ~f~ H ... IO , li'tttLAO&.,..IA 1.••<11 1w.•11 • • "'"It., 11 .. 1 11"9Mfl lllu!Jtlen l.OIA....UI J"a • )•I I 7 0 f -11' ........... I I \ 4 I • • 1 • • 0 . 7 0 Q t • t I .... _...._...,.. ___ ........., I ' . J 'aguna Man joinl Ford :.:·1n World GoU Victory . "· ..... Andl11tl'nllD .. ;MellMi1 • OOLOltADO SPlllNO -Eart Burt of La1una Beach •" •·Md a !I to eo wiUt ronner ~ Gerald Ford'• aiul- § ••• ·..., tTaMUrdQ to a.eel tM U team \o • ~· victory -~ In tM ltLb 111un&al Woricl 5.-r llllerU\.lonal team ac>lf ' t • cbampiamlllpe at tbe lkoM-• ~Club. TM fourt.man U.S.. tea• pQltat • D, the total ot U.. aow.. tine KCll9, to new. U.. two-4-y eb1an1'omhl91 U. a 411. • atrok• aMed el _. J>!•c~ Allllr.Ua. :· .,., ..... ~. u. ~ .... flnllbtd one st.re*• • : • beb1Dd Almtralla willt'441 ' f'r .. llardUlol> ol Paradl.M Valley, Calif., pQ9ted a 70 for the U.S. team wb.U• the lourtb member, Trwnan CGD· nell of Pacnpano Beach, scored a TS. T"'8ty-three teams competed in the event tbat allo acts as a quallfler ror world senior match play that beams at the Broldmoof this week. Roondlaa out the top 15 teams were Panama, 4"; Chile, '48; Canada, 448; .. ._..... KOffa. G>: 1be Babamu, 456; Iceland and Puerto IUco, ~; AJ'C-.tlna, 458; Bermuda and $weden, 458: Japan. 461 : and Germany, 410. .... '!.,, .... • Califoraia Angel Manager II• Freloll didn't really BASEBALL/VOLLEYBALL F~Fl1ins .. ,.,_AP &dMle T1'e1r me day the spotllpt over. the men who filled ln as major leap umptres Friday returned to tbi f!erydaJ rigors fA nonqal lite. ne>' toOk with them a Wetime ol memories. "It WU fantastic.•• .. Id Les TreiteJ, a Jl·Y••r·old .meat r:cker wbt> --ed bolue plate the Cldeeao-Cincinn.U game Frida>-~ .. It QI Juat like looldftl ~ a picture wtn· dow at Jobnn>' 8eocll ad those IQ)'S." •·it •N •dream come true.·· l&ld Robert "Curley" Clement. a 69-year-«d departmenl store manager who handl~ third baae ta the Calilonna·Boston contest. Bill Robinson. a security guard at a private school. um- ped behlncf the plate in the Boston came, calling it ''a mutton dollar oeportunlty. J worked for this m the mi.Dor leagues and never made it . Maybe somebody upstairs is looking out for me ... . • . le : ~mplain 'bout subsUtute umpires shuttled into the 1ame Jl Boston aft.er tbe regular umpe .,,,, oa strike, but be did : pave UUs to sa1: ''It didn't sound too good when they an- :• nounced on the PA system that all tour of them were from A Pan in the Air PEOPLE UPSTAIRS Jn the ~ National Leque and American- League offkes were looting for any~ody with umpiring ex- perience after the Major League Umpires Association voted lo strike Friday morning. AU 13 major league games were handled by the ftll-ins and in just , : .• Musacbusects." Chao-Min Pan, Taiwan Little League pitcher, is tossed in the air by teammates after they defeated Danville. Calif. 11·1 in the championship game of the LL World Series at Williamsport, Pa. Saturday. - Ela~~re •• s,..n .... . . . one, the Oakland·New York con- t.est. was there any controversy . ~ • . Danis Larson, a 16-year-old Spokane H1~h EB , • School football player, died of an apparent bram •II• ' ' • hemorrhage after being tackled in practice ' Saturday . . . Baltimore quarterback Bert Joees suffered a shoulder injury in Saturday's exhibition game with Detroit . . . Miami quarterback Bob Griele will be sidelined for at least three weeks with a tom U,ament jn bis left knee . . . San Francisco quarterback llm PblllkeU has completed only one of 15 passes in two games and doesn't expect lo start for the 49ers in the regular season opener at Cleveland. Steve De.Berg is challenging and has hit 16 of 31. Umpires to Walk Ag~in? The regular umpires returned to work Saturday under a federal court uuunctton in all but one ballpark. Their replace- ments went back to teaching schools, selling fork lifts, walk· ing a beat as a policeman or managing restaurants. Strike Showdown Coming Wednesday Al Forman, who called balls and strikes ln the A's-Yankees game, may have had the toughest time of any of the fill· ins. He threw Oakland's Davt- Revering out of the game when the A's first baseman, protesting a called third strike, threw tus helmet al the ump .. - Graig Nettles of El Toro belted an eighth m-• ning home nm to give the New York Yankees a 5-4 victory over Oakland. Corona del Mar's Malt Keough started for Oakland but didn't figure in the decision . . . Bobby Marcet cracked a bases· loaded single and scored on an error to lead Chicago to an 8·6 win over Cincinnati . . . Hetty Cruz doubled and homered to power the San Francisco Giants to a 4·1 win over Montreal. "' OltAIOIU!TT\.aS Kwt Bevacqua blasted a two-run homer and Toby Harrah added a pair or doubles as the Texas Rangers beat Kansas City, 8-4. Tbe win moved the Rangers to within 4 lh games of the Angels in the American League WUSeJ:A Division ... Cleveland catcher Gary Alexander is hospitalized with a groin infection after complaining of a fever and numbness in bis fingers. ..___ OTHER SPOR1S .::. Cale Yarborough continued bis .. domination of the NASCAR stock car circuit with a victory • ·,in the first Vohmteer 500 Grand National race run under ~"'the lights ... The 1976-77 Minnesota Gopher basketball # • ~ "' . • • ... ... ~ .. . team has been stripped of its 24·3 record because the school allowed three players to compete in defiance of an NCAA order . . . World championship leader Marte An· drettl will start from the pole position In today's Dutch . Grand Prix al Zandvoort after setting a lap record of one minute, 16.36 seconds in qualifying ... The U.S. Cougars ruJ!bY team lost to South Africa's Gazelles, 20·16, in Johan- nesburg Saturday . . . The NBA has extended until noon Monday the deadline for the saJe of the New Jersey Nets . . .Jobn O'Leary of Ireland takes a ooe--strolce lead into the finals of the Irish Open golf championship today .. Radio, Te~on RADIO RADIO: Today -Baseball -Angels at Boston, 11 a .m ., KMPC (710>; Philadelphia at Dodgers, 1 p.m .. KABC (790). TELEVISION . 10:45 a.m. (2) -NFL FOOl'BALL -The Cleveland .Browns meet the New England Patriots in a preseason ;aame al Foxboro, Mass. 11 a .m. (5) -ANGE~ BASEBALL -The Angels From AP Dispatches Major league umpires re· turned to work Saturday, ending a one·day strike, but their at- torney, Richie Phillips, said he expected them to be off the job again by Wednesday night. Phillips advised the umpires to return to their jobs under terms of a temporary restrain- ing orde r sec ur e d in Philadelphia Federal Court late Friday by Jim Garner, counsel ror the American League. The order was signed by Judge Joseph L. McGlynn, Jr., who scheduled a bearing for next Wednesday morning on baseball's request for an btjunc- tion against the strike. "We are very optimistic that no court will issue the injunction and that we will be back out Wednesday night," saJd Phillips. who was interviewed during NBC's Game or the Week broad- cast. THE END of the strike came first in Toronto when regular umpires Bill Kunkel, Al Clark and Terry Cooney showed up for the game between the Blue Jays and MiMesota Twins. The fourth member of the um· piring team, Bill Deegan, had returned to bis home in California and was unable to get back to Toronto for the game. He was replaced by graphic il· lustrator Joe Sawchuk, one of three amateurs, who had um-pired Friday's Blue Jays-Twins game when the strike was called. • meet the Red Sox in Boston's Fenway Park. (28) -TEN- NIS -Semifinal matches in the U.S. pro championships at Kunkel's crew was the fll'St to walk out Friday, refusing to work the only day game in the majors in a dispute over lm· provements which the umpires are seeking in their current con- tract. Chestnut Hill, Mass. THE UMPIRES' one-day work 12:30 p.m. (4) -TENNIS -Bjorn Borg meets Vilas stoppage marked the second Gerulaitis in the final of the Tournament of Champions, time in major league history taped in Las Vegas. that they have gone on strike. 1 p.m. (7) -GOLF -Final round play in the Colgate In 1970, the umps refused to Hall of Fame Classic from Pinehurst <N.C.> Country Club. work the opening . game of <ll> -PRO SOCCER -Soccer Bowl·78. the NASL's the league championship playoff , championship game, is telecast from East Rutherford, series in Minnesota and Pitts· ~N.J. burg but returned to their •"•• · 2 p.m. <2) -NFL PERSPECTIVE -Brent jobs the next day when a settle- Musburger, Irv Cross and Jayne Kennedy preview the up· ment was reached. coming NFL season. This time, however, their re- . 2:30 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -From Reading, turn was ordered by the courts Pa.: Mel Kenyon is among tbe entrants in a midaet car and, dei>endl.ng on developments race. Also: Part JI of the International water ski jump and neXt weelc's bearing, they ' ·' Classic . could walk out again. . 3 p.m . 17) -PRO·CELEBRITY TENNIS -They are seeking various Luminaries from the worlds of show business, politics and changes tn the contract which • ·-tennis play in the Robert F. Kennedy pro-celebrity at was signed in March, um in· Forest Hills. -RAlllS FOOTBALL -The Rams eluding pald in-season vaca· ~ __ .and Oak.la:nd.Baiders met Saturday ailhl.in an ubiln.tlan tloos,_ improved job secud\.~ ~:;:::_:;:-_~;:;.;;::;:;-~ .... --....;;-;;.:;;;;--;;-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;~~-~-~-';;J~_...,erMe~llfty&eneft&~ :R___, fn • ured .·~1 11 , 8X)STON <AP> - · Seccbt bueman Jerry ~ Remy will be out of the : Bost.on Red Sox ~up : for about oae week with : a chipped bone in bis left :hldl: NEWPORT *SKI * COM PAN~ . "SKIING JS OUR ONLY BUSINESS" I ( ; _ Opening Soon ~ Open September to May 2500 w. Coast Hwv. •Newport Beach• 631-3280 i,; Mlle l:ast of "twpart Blvd. • IRONICALLY, the umpires' demands for improved job security struck a respondent chord with Al Forman, one of the ump;,res hired in New York as a replacement Friday nighL Forma.n umpired in the National League for five years when be was suddenly informed that bis contract was not being renewed. ··ror reasons I still don't know.'' The current contract, which extends through 1981 and in· eludes a "no-strike" clause, pays umpires a minimum of $16,500 per year to a maximum of $42,000 which can be in· creased by merit raises. The average umpire's salary is believed to be between $28,000 and $32,000. In addition, umpires receive SSS per day for hotel and food ex- penses and are gjveo first class air tickets for travel between as- sign meats. The contract also contains a variety of health benefits, according to a baseball official, as well as a so·called "zipper clause" which states that all facets of the umpires' emplo~nt are covered in the document. "THE AGREEMENT is com· plete and there is no obligation to negotiate changes or addi· lions al this time," league presi· dents Lee MacPhail and Chub Feeney said in a joint statement when the strike was called . Phillips said no member of the association's executive board ever signed the contract "nor did Jolm011 Ir Son Pnunt ••• the association ratify the agree- ment." Phillips has filed an unfair labor practices charge with the National Labor Relations Board and also charged that the lnjunc· lion issued by Judge McGlynn was in violation of antitrust legislation. ' IN CINCINNATI, Bob Engel. president of the 'JJmpires As· sociation, told NBC fportscaster Tony Kubek that Phillips has told him the contract rpay not be legal. ·'I as president aod none ot my executive board ever· siped the contract." said Engel. "There's one paragraph in it that I know was not there when we negotiat- ed. In my heart, l know it's wrong." Tbe full regular crew. lnclud'· ing Engel, was on band for t:he Chicago Cubs' game at Cincm· nati. "The only reason I threw him out was because the helmet hit my foot," explained Forman. who umpired in the NL from 1961-65 before being dismissed "for reasons I still don't know." "I DIDN'T FIND out until after the game how far be threw it. I tried to be as incoo.spicuous as possible when I threw bim out. The fans don't pay co see the umpires umpire. They pay to - see the players play.'• So, usually. does Treitel. Only this time be was being paid to watch the players perform. For tbe players and managers. tbougb, tbe games were not an ego trip. For them. it was business as usual. Stars Smashed by Seattle dig~~ Game scores were 12·4, 13-11. !e·9. Led by Jeff Reddan and ~ern ie Hite, the S eattle Smashers made short work of the Orange County Stars Satur· day night, winning 3-0 before 1,678 fans at Fountain Valley High in lntemationaJ Volleyball Associatioo action. Reddan bad 37 attacking at· tempts and 26 kills with two er - rors and Hite bad 27 attempts wtth 13 kills and five errors . Gary Sato, also of the Smaabers, had 40 assists and 24 saving For the Stars, J ay Hanseth had 31 attempts and 16 kills with four erro'rs and player·coach Dodge Parter had 32 assists and 13 saving digs. The Stars host Santa Barbara to conclude the regular season Tuesday night. then host the same team Friday night in the opening playoff game for the Western Division title. Both games start at 7:30. Baseball Standings NA1tONAL LEAGUE \test Olvlaion W L Pct. GB AME•ICAN LEAGUE West DlvlsJoD W L Pct. GB USED CAR SPECIALS Dodgen 76 53 .589 Angels Kansas City Texas Oakland Minnesota Chicago Seattle 70 60 .538 68 59 .535 lh 64 63 .504 41h 62 69 .4U 8~ 56 74 .431 14 S4 73 .425 14~ •16~UAC smw Full power. tilt wheel. cruise controf. AM/FM stereo tape: Leather Interior & moonroof. 33,000 miles.. (502707). 59888 76MABIY V-8. auto.. fctOtY air, full power. AMIFM atereo tape. heatcw. wlw tires. tinted glue. wheel coven. Laodau top, he JotedQL aunroor. 71MOMl'I CAILO V-8, ai>to .. f-=tory air. P'S. P'B, At.t'FM '*''°·timed gtu•. wheel coven, LlndlU IOp. (~) $4m . . . San Francisco Cincinnati San Diego Houston Atlanta 75 54 .581 1 71 58 .550 5 68 62 .5.23 81h 61 88 .473 15 56 72 .438 19~ Eu& Divlsioa Philadelphia 67 59 .532 Chicago 65 62 .512 2\A.a Pittsburgh 63 .,64 .496 4~ Monlreal 60 68 .489 8 St. Louis 56 73 .434 12'°" New York 52 77 .403 18~ 49 79 .383 20 , EasC Dlvfsioa .. ' Boston New York Milwaukee Detroit Balli more Cleveland Toronto 80 47 .630 72 54 .571 7~ 73 SS .570 7'°" 71 57 .555 ·~ 69 58 .543 11 56 72 .438 2t~ 53 77 .408 281h Oraoge County'• Oldest Llncoln·Men:ury Dealership dOHNSON asoN f * I 2826 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 540·5630 •,.• • -1'!""'-r_,.. - ( -. • . .. . . ,.~ ......... KANSAS CITY'S MACARTHUR LANE TOSSES FOOTBAU AFTER TOUCHDOWN. Irwin Holds Off Watson Defendi,ng Champ One-stroke Up PINEHURST, N.C. <AP> -Defending champion Hale Irwin had to fire a two-under-par 69 Saturday to bold off Tom Watson's charge and retain a one- stroke lead ln the third round of the S2SO,OOO Hall of Fame Golf Classic. Irwin, tied first by Tom Kite and later by Watson in the hot, humid weather. birdied two of his last three boles for a 54-hole total of 205, eight shots under par on the famed No. 2 course at the Pinehurst Country Club. Watson, gunning for his fourth vlctoryofthe year and the leading money-winning spot, bad a secood consecutive 67, including a 30-foot birdie puU on the fmal hole. He was a single shot back at 206. "I MADE everything I looked at,'' Watson said. Kite put on a birdie-birdie· birdie finish for a 70 that left him io strong title-contention at 'IU1. only two back going into today's 11na1 round of the chase for a $50,000first prize. ··From being almost out of con tention. l put myself right back ln it." Kite said. It was another three shots back to Curtis Strange, in fourth at 210 after a 69. Howard Twitty had 73-211 and Bill Kratzert and Jem Pate, al 212, were the only others Ott 1'\' Toda9 Ola•llel 7 at J under par after three trips over the famed old course in the Carolina sandhill country. Pate had a third-round 72 while Kratzert closed up with a 67. 't\RNOLD PALMER shot 89-215. Irwin, who had taken the lead Friday with a briJJiant 63, bogeyed two of his first four holes and had to birdie the seventh tore. gain a share oft.be lead. ''I put myself against the wall with that kind or a start, but, fortunately, everyone else was making bogeys then, too,•• Irwin said. He rolled in an 18-foot putt on the 10th hole to take the lead a lone, theri was tied by Watson on the 13th. Tom scored from about six feet on the 12th and from t wic'1 that distance on the next bole. IRWIN, HOWE.VEll, pulled away down the stretcti. He had a 10-foot par-saving puttbn the 15th, exploded a long bunker shot to about six feet and made birdie· four on the 16th •. Tlllrd·r~ ll<Oftt s.t11rdaty '" the H•ll of ,,.,,,. Golt O.uk OP' Ille 1,001·Y¥d, P¥·11 Ho. 2 COllrM •I the PIMl!Un;t Country OUO H•le lrwl" T~lOS Tom W•tton 12 .. 1..,-• Tom Kii• ....._10-201 Cunis Strango 11·10-*-2!0 -•rd TwlUy ....... 7>-211 wrv P•t• '1·1S-7>-212 11111 Kr•tnn 7...._.,-112 Ptlll H•ncoell 71-7.,._213 Glbtly Giibert '7-n..,_213 Don Pooley 7,...10-tll Au c.1-.1 10-72·71-113 Mlk• Mcc..llOUQll .,,....7,_:t1J Oe4'1ny £dW¥~ 10-n.n-214 Biiiy ~ 7J.11·10-214 Bot> Oli.t.r n .11.11-2u Keith Fef'9'1$ 1 ..... 7l-2U Frllftk 8-d n ·lt·7t-21S Gol1I Poww-J ... 1s-11-2 u Pel¥ J~ 7S-70-n>-11S lie!\~ 71·1 .. 10-215 ANIOld P•I,.,... Tf.l.Mlf-rtS W•YM L•YI 70-1--215 Bot> Murphy 1 l·T0-7,_ZIS Floyd Leads Berg Classie ST. PAUL. Minn. tAP) - Marlene Floyd fired a six-under· par 67 to take a one-stroke lead Saturday after the second round or the $75,000 LPGA Patty Berg Classic al Keller Golf Course. Floyd. a third-year pro and sister or Ray Floyd of the men's tour. had a 69 Friday a nd is 10. under-par ror the tournament. Two-time U.S. Open champion Hollis Stacy and veteran Kathy Whitworth are lied for second place at nine under par. Stacy fired a 68 lo go with her 69 Fri· day, while Whitworth added a 71 to her first round 66. First-round leader Barbara Moxness, who shot a tournament record 65 Friday. dipped to a 74 and is in a four·way lie for fourth place. FLOYD CllAllGro into con- tention with four consecutive birdies on the first four holes. She finished with eight birdies and two bogeys ror lhe round. Floyd, who ranks 66th on this year's money list with $8.039. says it was without a doubt the best round she had shot on the p1 tour. .. , hit 11 out or 18 greens " Floyd said. "I just hit ever).. thing right at the hole all day. My caddy was right on with aU the yardage. Everything j~ went so well. It was a lot of run. "After four straight birdies l felt pretty nervous bogeying the fifth hole figuring I was in con· tention," she said. "But l got myself together after that." Whitworth said she played "terrible, looked bad and played bad," in . carding four birdies and two t)ogeys to come in lWO· under-par. STACY, PLAYING with a cold .. said she's played so well ~~-\~---·-- f .... I ~·~ . " ... ·..:. --- LANCIA The intelligent alternative. -=-=-=:====:::-::~athe ove~pr""· ~\.oJ..-- sports°cal'. since she won the 1978 U.S. Open that she would never consider taking a break from the tour. Moxness. a rookie on the tour, said she fell no pressure as the first-round leader . "The dif· ference was the putts just weren't falling for me today," she added. Second -IMden s.t\lf1Ny In Ille P.tty Bero l PGA <JOit '°""'•ment Pl•yed OP' Ille •.02ly ... d,pw1JKel19rGolfC-V: M . FloYd .... ,_I_ o.c. YOllftQ ... n -w S. HOiii\ ..... -137 J. 81•to<k 10-71-142 Wllll-r111 .,._71-1'7 M.L.CrOr n .10-14 J &lb ... 11-IJt P. Me'/9" ~n-10 8. llurfelndl ~IJt H 8. DIHIU 10-7)-10 S. Hamlin 71-tt-l:Jt M. Mii.. 71-71-10 8. MolCMU .S-1'-IJt C. Joik.i• ... 7S-143 s Post ... n -140 M.J. s-..11" 10-n-1.u 8 .... ,,_ 71-10-141 11. Sot-11-72-143 G. TO<ISlll" 71-10-W M. Wiikins 71-11-143 Cowboys PUil It Out~ rr... Allocla&ed ~ .... 1e-. IRVING, Texas -llos«' Staubieb tJnw two touchdown pasaes ln the ftnal tine mlJM.el Satur· day ntilbl. Clvlnc the Dallu Oowbo)'I a 18-13 N•· Uonal Football Le-.ue exhlbftion victory over the Pittabarlb Steelen. Stau"baeb hlt Drew Peanoo on a 20-yard touchdown pau With 2:41 remalDlnC, and then found Tony HUl ln the end aone for a a.ya.rd 1cor· int pus with 31 aecoadl left tcw tbe dramatic vie· tory. Rocky Bleier plunaed two yards for one score and defenstve back Toay Dtlll&Y srabbed a deflect· ed ~ and ran 18 yardl for another to account for PtttlburP'• poiAtl. ........ J7, ln' Gia•••. EAST RU11lERP'ORD. N.J. -James Harris' 20-yard touchdown pus to Johnny Rodgera and Mike Fuller's U-yard scorinc nm on a fake field coal propelled t.be San Diego Cbargen to a 11.e victory over tbe New York Giants. The victory by the Charaers, who played without newly signed running back Lydell Mitchell, save them a 2·2 exblbitioo record bead· ing into their regular season C>pener Sept. 3 in SeatUe. The Gianta, also 2·2, start the seaaon Satur· day nlebtln Tampa Bay. a.a.-tl J7, Greea ... 14 MILWAUKEE -...Arc:bie Griffin scampered 12 yards for ooe touchdown and ca~t a 17·yard paas from Ken Anderson for another, leading the Cin· cinnatl Bengals to a 17·14 victory over the Green Bay Packen. Linebaclcer Glen Cameroo picked orf a pus by Green Bay reserve quarterback Neil Graff and re· turned 216 yards to the Packer 12 m.ld way through the fint quarter. Griffan scored on a sweep to the right on the next play. "8allftOfG 38, Btlff ... 27 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. -Rick Danmeler kicked a 43-yard field goal with thnJe seconds re· maini.ng, rallying Minnesota to a 30-27 victory over Buffalo. M lnnescta, which trailed 21-6 at halftime, as· sumed a 27·21 lead with 5:38 remaining when rookie Ron Harris ran eight yards with a lateral from Bob Tucker after a 26 yard pass from Tom· my Kramer. Buffalo went 80 yards. capped by a 43-yard touchdown pass from David Mays to Lou Piccone with 1 :07 left, but Tom Dempsey's extra point try was wide to lbe left, leaving tbe score knotted at 27. ... Ill. r.-.12, ·--a.. t: . KANSAS CITY -JJm Hart drilled a l:P-YaN strike to rookie Dave Stiel early ID tbe eecd quarter and the St. Louts Ca.rdi.Da.la held on tb down the Kansas City CbJels J.J. T. : Hart eonneeted .ttb 10 ol 15 .,..... fOI' T7 yard• before clvtns ••Y to reserv• .Stev' Plaart.lewtcz lD the second ba1f as tbe Caldlll_,. flnllbed the exhibition tampalp 1·2 UDdlr MW coach Bud WU.kinaon. Kansu City alllo ev....S ha record at z.a ' # .... l••N J3, DeCNk ,-: : PONTIAC, Mich.·-Fullback Doo Harite~an scored on alive-yard run with t :54remainlnt. liftinc the Baltimore Colts to a 13· 1 victory over the~ !Jona. Hardeman 's burst cameabl plays aftertlleColtl blocked an attempted «·Jard field aoal by o,trott 's Bennie Ricardo, a rractuate of Costa Mesa Htib and Orange Coaat College. The Colt.a a.ad: Lions scrambled after the bounciq ball untll lt weqt out ol bounds attbe Detrolt33. The Baltimore trlumpfl. however. cost the Colli their startmi quarterbad, Bert Jones, wbo left the iame with a shoulder lltjury. ; Septien Cut OAKLAND CAPl - The Los Anaeles Rams dropped placekicker Rarael Septien and linebacker Cal Peterson from their roster Satur· d\y and recalled two other players who bad earlier been cut. The Rams waived SepUen and Peterson to make room for offensive tackle Gus Coppens and linebacke r Dave Morton. 71 PORSCHIS . .. STOCI!!! PORSCHE LEASING NEW& USED CALL THE EXPBT BILL YATES,~ VW/PORSCHE 837-400 ·~·l "NO NONSENSE" LEASING Brand New 1978 OLDS CUllASS SUPREME AuloMMIG.--..-....... -. 111--.--. ,.._&HOW IS1031 Nete Ortea .. J7, a ... i .. 3 HOUSTON -New Orleans quarterback OPEN 7 DAYS A WIB·t:OO AM to 9:00 PM Archie Manning bit tight end Henry Childs with 1714) 540-9640 two touchdown passes, and the Saints' defense stopped two fourth-quarter Houston drives en U•IYE , SITY route to a 17·3 victory. Manning, who bit bis first 18 passes last week in a losing effort to Tampa Bay, completed nine of Sal-_.., r. .---:Ce 16 tor 121 yards agalnst the Oilers as the Saints ... mN ~• Manning's first touchdown pass to Childs took a 14-0 balfUme lead. LEASI• came early in the second quarter when Childs leaped high in the end zone with Oilers safety Bill 2150, .. ._ ......._ c.... ...._ 54M'40 Cunierandcamedownw:ith:_:the:~touc:::h:d:o~:::~c:•tc::h~·~============::=:::::=:=::==::=~~======~ Vesco ·Zips To Record BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS. Utah CAPl - Don Vesco has shattered his world land speed re· cord for motorcycles, crossing the BoMeville Sall Flats' measured mile both ways at an average of 314.355 mph Vesco, 39. of El Cajon. had a top speed during the two runs Friday of 319.035 mpb. The 21·foot ·l on g, cigar-shaped vehicle is powered by a pair of Kawasaki 1.000cc turbo- charged engines. Vesco had to use a makeshift clutch, as· sembled of scraps from llllib.i-.!""~~~ old 8 ·24 and B·29 bom· hers at the abandoned Wendover Air Force Base hangar. 17..Sndl sa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3. 96 1..W, sa. .................... 96 1,... .. . . . • . . • . . . • • .. . • • • s. 96 . JO" IBID fOOnOClll 1396 Soft tide, lghw. podla more. ----... frame. nyton i.ippw. Gorge itt 22~ sa. ................ 14.tl ~Size •••••••••••••••• ,, .. ~Size ................ .. IOU mu SCIOOl n• 8'1 . ... : .. . . Test Price and Test Drive One of Our New Lancia"e today. 11111111• Riv.t.d stMI ~ve• on wood box. Sturdy expanded vinyl achool gym 32.#tdl Footlocker ••.•••• 16.96 bog whh nylon ~i.pper. Sovino1I DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 WIST W Mb• SANTA ANA 117-21 JJ LINCOLN MERCU RY 842·1844 • ,. .. . . l att F. ... C-t ;.. . iluhammad Ali gets serious as be trains, , : ~c ~pt. 15 tiUe fight against Leon Spinks in New Orleans. Some boxing insiders say Ali, who is camped at his Deer Lake, Pen· nsylvania facility, will retire after the bout, regardless of the outcome. Desp ite Four Workl Records Caulkins Not Satisfied BERLIN <AP> -Tracy Caulkins. America's 1S-year4d swimminl star. raised ber tot.al of &old medals to five and world records to four Saturday as U.S. swimmers captured three of the five final events at the World Swimmiq Olamplonships. The Nashville youngster tied the world mark or 2 minutes 9.87 seconds in winning the women's 200-meter butterfly, then helped the American women establish a world mark of 3:43.43 in the 400-meter freestyle. Still, ~he.was not completely satisfied. ''IF IT HAD not been so cold, I probably could have broken the world record" in the butterfly, Caulkins said. ·~• :Bottom. or San Ramon, Calif., won the men t too.meter butterfly in 54.30 se<!Onds, just off tbe world ~rd of 54.18 which be set lut year. • The Soviet Union, meanwhile, increased its ~ coU~OD to six with victories by Salninko• in tbe men's 1,500-meter TDDAT'S ClllSIDID flllLI ' f · and Irina Kalinlna in the women's plat· r~ . . · usaiana :were still far beblnd the- in t!Mt!O-natioA &a\"'1118 'JI~ be ers have won 19 gold meaal.s. WOMaM ne -I. K.tllf!IM, S.Vlfl U"'°"-411.11 pOlflti.. 2. ~ •• Ee... , JM.CM. l. BrlleY, U$.4. »U4. 4. ~ U~ 2IN.M. S. K ..... , Gem\eny, M.2.16. t. Vel~a. so.let UNoft, »I.II. 1. Y~ ~. M.IO. .. _,. .... _, Austratla, J1'.G . t. K ... .._, H"""9rf, l:M.ll. 10. ~00. s-.dtfl. m. ... II. Me<Mr, ~. SZUI. .. ·.. * * * ft.S. Poloists ... ·• p Romania ;~-~iN -The United Stat.es water polo team Hnched a spot in the 1980 Olympic Games · iti but enhanced its chances of galnlng a ~d position as well with a 2·1 victory over Jo.SiOlla Saturday in tbe World Games bere. II the U.S. squad fmlshes flftb or alxth here, it wlll!f:D>ong the seeded entrants at Moscow in BIO. countries are seeded In the Games. l .~ .. U.S. has won its first two games in the JP91'·1eam pool to determine fifth through eighth pl•cet-iD the World Games. Only West Germany ~a foe and a U.S. victory would place fifth. ,#.. Nitzkowski of Hwitingtoo Beach la doMW.ttbe U.S.·squad that bas a large number of its players from tbe 01-ange Coast area. Kevin Robertson, a graduate of Newport Harbor High, scored one goal for tbe U.S. Satur· da1 .-Jlile John Siman of Cal State Lone Beach -m .. ta. MOOGCI. --------After the first two games, the U.S. is the only un ....... team in its pool of four. ID case of ties in-4k...a.al stalMlings, goal differential determines fJJe,.pla~eot of teams. . .. . ... Raoo Result~ Del Mar TlllN r---..r Meat1 ITtnl 11 .... IM, •A; Patt<t P-a II IMeMI U.OI, S..•: Coll"" SI.,. 10ttw-1 J.A •-. n .. 1 ...._ ..... P••rlll rece-IE~.-·a lt•r 1(9"181.ll ........ &A; V"""'9 Pr••' t•etteuar> u.ao. 1.10; T..,_..._C,._.14A flftllo r--T'lle ~ Meet 1011•-• 4AI. ..... 7.AO: 1(1!19 T-'.•...,_a C*C8n'M> .... ._.; ....u1e c.....,. c~...,... u ... ec:t• tMI peldCM.OD. Sl a t ll rec•--••••itler Clllff"'ellWI U IO, 11 .... t.•; Mefll .. r .. ,,_ 0. C~I , ... -.•: ~ Act tMcCINW ta lewe11111 rece-l'IYl111d11t1r C'9141GINllwl ..... J.-. UO; SMtdt CMtC•r"*ll S .... t .<M; Cr""'llt =-· a& .. .-c9I c.41 ... •1111t11 Hte-Or•M• Critic (~tercel ..... e.M. t ... , Allt• CSllMMlll!ffl t .... t ... ; l •tect t*Clrr9llUL NllttJt r~i. ( ... talMI ' ..... L .. utl hit .. .lelWw .......... ,, .... ut1 .., ...... C~l MO.'U-'A CHI_... uua. ACROSS 1 -and ale 6 Spartle 11 Clock di.ts 16 s-whed. 21 Fk>ahng 22. Complete 23 Worn awav 24 Green sl'lade 25NewZH land foll 26 Silicon svm bol 27 Verb fOfm 28 P1~llOll 29 Sublet 30 Chinese mile 31 Concerning 32 H1stortC pe 1iod 34 Obse1ve 36Gem 38 -beat 40 8ulgenen weight 41 Network 43 THteS 45 Cupid 47 Form8f name 48 MalUltng agent 49 Church olh c181s 52 Voiceless 54 Mrld e• plellllfl 56 S1ulf 19am 59 Appoint tnenl 81 Capture 63 Positive poles 67 AIH 1nd- 68 Bngand 70 Umllfage nso11 73 Yule song 74 h~am.ttion "'l>Clt fol n La111 78 l unched 79 Cha19ed per _,,. ··i--·· ...... ' -. .. ··-' tic!H 80 Pass along 82 Poetic '"before" 83 AgMtmenl 85 Rema1nde1 87 AttOfdlog to 88 Jurv 90 Sew k>osetv 91 Malt hetr 92 Zodiec 519n 93 Oute1 edge 94 Chess 1)18(e 95 hpand 98 Luk-arm 100 Tin\> insec1 101 Oressmalung aid 105 Oomesticete 106 Chart 107 Molding 109 Reedy monev 110 Hawaiian dish 111 Guido's note 112 HelJdpiece 114 Frsh spe1r 115 S1oppe1 116 Chinese meawre 117 Bro1kf11s1 •tam· 2 words 121 Teecher 123Gotl(~ 124 Sermonize 125 SmeN pie 127 Relu 128 English river 129 Whrskey 1"114!a1Ure 131 Film strip 133 Get angry 2 words 136 Sai.rv 1380~ond hOlder 140 Time period 142 ll1han ltm· ~v 143 Shut VlO· lenllv 147 M.,.,. 18 Ne1o's "tlev· measu11 vow: 2words en" 98 Edible 1001 148 Fa# flowM 19 Summon 99 -davs 150 Mine CM lorttl 100 Soring tool 162 Car90 units 20 PoslPC)ne ' ·1cn·compone111 154 Simple sugar 33 Atrernftng 102 English c1w 156 Suthce JS Verbal 103 Awaken 156 Verb form 37 Branch 104 Baseball 157 Shaip 39 Render on· teams potnled 541ne 106 SySltmS 159 N1cltel 1vm· 40 Btbhcal lling 108 Tea• bol 42 Oeciee 109 Entrant 160 One 01 env 44 Ugly g1owl 112 German 161 PronoYn 46 TV headhner 163 Conve"I 48 Pa11tele composer dweller· 50 B.P 0 E. 113 Nicholas. Abbi. membe1 eg 164 Barter 51 Musical do 11~ Social svs· 166 Work hatd 1ec11on rem 161 Old hag 5J Augments. 116 Snares 169 01tterent A1ch1ic 118 F1ench arti· one ~ Poli.et slake Cle 171 Wading bod 56 Bltp device 119 foundetion in la1ge knives 57 Ch0tte9roup 120 low cud 173 Makes w;i1m 58 Tur rldets f2o2 f1om: Fr. 174 Oiv1n11v 60 Aneathehc 1+J AaUitic 62 Rega1d ,, ~szetle DOWN highly 126 weys I Antic 64 .. _ 128 Government 2 Cogn.iant p1ofund1s" ~nlS 3 Egvphan 65 leg1tilate Comp. word soul 66 Cond1hon 130 Adds up 4 Female· suf· 68 Cornbread 132 Roman deity Ii• 69 lampiev 134 hp.ates 5 leg part 71 -The Pee1r 135 Breadth 6 Radio noow 73 Grammar 136 Venerate 7 Non·Ua· pan 137 Tr1vel Ville~ 75 Bark 139 P1elone part 8 Neute1 pto· 79 Paoan god 1tt 1 Cattle term l'IOUn 90 Send !>Kit 144 Behold! 9 Westem al~-81 Ta" tales 145 Propefly a nee 83 Gasp for air 146 Gav 10 Wed secrettv 84WMe 148 So be itl 11 Quarreled: 2 86 -ol Man 1•9 Yoltel words 87 Solt IOOd 151 M11sh 12 Cammon 19 lnMCt ego 153 Booted -..b 90 English 1e· 166 Big fuel 13 P1in1 lever son 158 Shoe ft81Ufl 14 Gtnnan city 92 0o OYef 162 Sumrnec Fr. 15 Planled 94 Falla lace 185 Square 16 Stc11d 95 Puule rneesure t7 Siblal 95 Liquid 1118~h pr Inc 97 Printlog J70 Greet g ll " IO .. , PUBLIC NOTICE fllctlTIOUS auStNUS NAM« STATeMllNT Tiie IOI~ s-fMlll ~ 00tfl9 bin<· "'"·' WENIEOA A~ING, 147 W 1't" $t., ~·· ~ c.a. ~ Ft•,,.,_ 81U.ll, 17~ W. 1t01 St., CMU~C..m» ,.,., -k conca.«eo Dy ... .,... di¥'-'· Fr-8lstell Tiit\ "-~ fll.O W'itro lfW Covflly Cl-.of Or~ C-.y o.. A119V\I 11, "11· ~ PllOll\Md Or .. ~ Oatly Piiot Al"l 10. n. S.O.. >. 10. "11 CJ0.11 Pyle-Richards Della Elisabeth Richards and StelheJl Scott Pyle have been manied lo a earden ceremooy lo Newport Beach .. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mn. Jobn T. Richards ol Corona del Mar. craduat.ed fllom Corona del Mar Hilb School, Orange Coast Colle~e and the Unlverslty ol Redlands. She wtU attend Biwa in the falJ. She was a National Charity League debutante. The bridegroom, son of Dr. at.4 Mra. Richard C. Pyle ol Newport Beach. uaduated from Newport Harbor Ri&b School and Orange Coast College. The couple will live in Costa Mesa.. Bell-Gaudenti • Diana Gaudenti and Jeff Bell of SID Die10 have been married in Estaacia Patt, Calta Mesa. The br:de, daughter of M ad'6 Zelda Gaudenti of Costa Mesa. craduated from Estan· .Ci~ High Scbool, Orange Coast CQllege and GTOSsmont J\Dlior Colleae. ' The bridegroom, son of Robert a"9 Marie Bell. graduated from Crawford High Sdlool and Grossmont Junior College. He is studikag to be a cardio-pulmonary technician. The couple will live in Sao Diego. Thornbury-Dinger Cynthia Dinger and Douglas Thornbury have been married lD Estaneia Park, ~ta Mesa. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrr.1.ewls Dinger ol Costa Mesa, &raduated froqp Costa Mesa High School, Orange Coast ~}f/i'f and Fullerton State UniverVty. She bas t$ght at a local music studio for nfn~ years~~ The bridegroom, aaugbter of H en and BUI Ludwig of Santa Clara and and Muriel Thornbury of Sao Luis Oblspo;.. duated from Redlands High School andFn1ventt7 of California at Irvine. He is a co r operator. The couple will make the' me in Costa Mesa. Kogler-vison Betsy Anne DavlsQ ancl Karl R. Kogler have been married at e Newport-Mesa Chris· tian Center in Costa sa. The bride, dau r of Doa Davison of Tor- rance and Mrs. ce Butler of Anacortes, Washington. is a aduate of Costa Mesa High School and Ora e Coast College. Sbe is a secretary at Natjt>oal Services Company, a real estate com=an ia Newport Beach. The bride m, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kogler of Mesa, graduated from Estancia High School-He owns The Real Wood Sip Co., Costa Mesa: The couple will live ln Costa Mesa after a honeymoon trip in Sun Valley, Idaho Monroe-Clarke Susan Clarke of Huntington Beach and Joel Monroe of Costa Mesa have been manied in Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. Ne'liport Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clarke of HuntiJ11ton Beach, graduated from !}d1son ffigb Scboc>l. The bridegroom, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Robat Monroe of Costa Mesa, ll'•duated from · Costa Mesa High School and attends the Unlversity of California. Irvine. The couple will live in Irvine. McKnight-Spuhler l ' Vaughan of Bridgeton, N.J ., pdbated from Bridget.otCHiJm School and NortbroP University. The oouple will live in Fountain Valley. ~ Robbins-Collins D~ Anne Collins, das Mr. and ' Mrs-. Ja.Mes E . Coll.ins of fas . and Rob Robbins..aA.ot Mr. and Mr*. . 'Robb1fts of ffuntfllgton Harbour. have been married in Queen ot-Angels Catholic Church, Newport Beach. · Tbe"brid.. grach&fled frqm ~ piego State <: Unlvers~ recelVed a teacbin& credeotla) ' from C State t!niverslt.r, Long Beach. She l• 4!!lementary teacber ija tbe Burbank school ""'w .ct. The bridegroom gradua~d from the Univenity of the Pacific and hAs a master's degred' from University or Southern California. He is t ,an account executive with the Krupp Organ~zation, Los Angeles. ~Schepens-Levasseur PAUJa Le Vasseur of Costa Mesa and Gerald Schepens, both of Costa Mesa, have been mar- ried in St. John the Baptist Catholic Church. Costa Mesa. The bride, daughter of Sandra Le Vasseur of Sant" Ana and Charles LeVasseur of Chino, graduated from Saddleback High School and Orai:dte CoNt College. She is assistant manager at J .K.GWCo..Lt.d. ;{he bridegroom. son or Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schepens of Costa Mesa, graduated from Mesa Higb ScbQpl and t'>range Coast College. He is employed by Western Plasterers. The couple will live in Costa Mesa. Kenaal I-Shenton ,,. ..sbeUa Mae Shenton and Jon Harding Ken- dall have been married in The Qak Grove of Santiago Park, Sant4 Ana. 1 The brlde, dauahter of Mr. and Mrs. $elth F. Shenton of Santa Ana, araduat,e4 from Azusa Mrs. Powers Mrs. Raas Powers-Goodell ' Gall Jeanette Goodell and Timothy Eugene Powers have been married in St. Nicholas Church, Laguna HUis. The bride, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Goodell of Mission Viejo~~ a ~ta of Mla-~fs ai~~*~ lre~IMw. ~ abe • The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eu1ene Powers of El Cajon, graduated from UCLA where be affiliated with Sigma Chi, and atten&'Soutbem Methodist University Scllool of ' Law. The couple will live in Dallas, Texas. Aaas-Lyke Donna Jeanne Lyke and St.even Mark Raas have been married in Santa Cruz. The bride.. daughter of Homer D. and Charlotte Lyke .of Costa Mesa, graduated from Estancia Hilb School. Orange Coast College and the Unlversi· ty of California, Santa Cruz. The bridegroom, son of Alan S. Raas of San Francisco. graduated from San Francisco High School and the University of California, Santa Cruz. The couple will live in Santa Cruz. Ben nett-Wigg le Karen Ann Bennett and Gary Raymond Wiggle plan a September wedding. The future bride. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett of Whittier , graduated from Whittier High Sebool a nd attends Cal Poly Pomona. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wiggle of Newport Beach, graduated from. Corona del >1ar High School and gradual· ed cum laude from Cal Poly Pomona. Corse-Tiede Pacific College, attended Santa Ana Colle&e and Gail Diane Corse and Dave A. Tiede are • .. i• Miss Corse Mr. and Mrs. Ring Mr. and Mrs. Duncan · · · · · · ... .. ·, , Heritage High School. ensaaed to be married in a September 22 Lisa Marte Spuhler and Thomas Edward The bridegroom, son of Dr. tnd. Mrs. cere~ony at the Church of Jesus c&riat of Lat· McKnight of have been married in the Firat Richard H. Kendall of Tustin. areduated from ter·d9y'SaintsI.osAngel~13'emple,SantalloaJca. Westminster. A garden reception was i1*rJ by their two sons, John M. Byars of TustiJl ·ad · James L. Byars of Canyon Country. -~"'::- Baptist Church of HuntingtO'O IJeacb·l'ountaln T~tin High School, Cal State Fullerton, and at-Monica. Valley. tends the -SOUthem California Colle1e o( Op-The futur~ bride, daughter of Frank and Also attend.lng were nine grandchl&dftni: • three great-grandchildren and friends tron( (M · Westminster Church of God, wl)ere Mt1'anct Mrs. Byars are members. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to}lletry. • ' • MaQilla Corse of Costa Mesa. graduated from Theodor Spuhler of Huntintton Beach, gradual· The couple will make thelr home in Santa Newport Harbor High School, Oraqe Coast ed from Marina High School is a dental assls· Ana. ColJege and Hicks College ln Rexburg, lda.bo. lant in Costa Mesa. The future bridegroom, son or Ernest and Mr. Byars is a retired teamster. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mn. Ron Pennington-Hamel Leah Tiede of Nampa, Idaho, graduated from Rogers or Fountain Valley, is a graduate of 1 Vall\vue H\gh School and attended Ricks Weddmgand~amoun- North Ridgeville Hilb School libd ta a COS· • Mary carol Hamel and Daniel Cqlton Pen-College. c~ nm on Sundafl ix Ute DaU, metologist with 'Ahead ot Our Time lJ1 Foun· nington have been married in St. rAndrew's Pilot. Fonm a.re ava:Uabt. at all-.. -. ~ tain Valley. Presbyterian Church, NewportBeaclL 50th Anniversary Dailu Pilot of/lees or bu colling~· ::.r·.:. The couple will Uve in Santa Ana. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J .K. FeaturesDepartment.M...f.!21. ' 1 ". ·: · llamel of Newport Beach, ~a ~duate -"Of Mr. -T~~"mftt,P'O'J*-•.•• · Mellllk~alimtaimr =-..cormt•JlltMlr. m1tcSdfoot ~ _ .M.H11:;R!ilflnill!i1.tlH!lll:Sll!tlartmUQ::e1111Veirnr~ 11~~~ ro~~r~ --= --~Qi{~~·~ -"Wl-A\lir - ----~~~~~~~?~~§;-~~~=ii~ Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Mellnkoff announce Kappa Alpha Theta. She was a Chll~n·s Home The uple was married la Anadarko~ -a.nir.VJ#ileglouy oflheDii:M or o •• -. • the eneagem~nt oC their daughter, Sue Soclety,debutanle. L Oklaho , and has lived In California aince U'28 tu~. lo the F'eotvre1 Drpart-• ·Camel°OO\ to llobert Charles Anthon)' Lafon· 'rbe bridegroom .. son of Mr. and flln. D.A. and in ta Mesa for 14 yean. mem OM IOttk befort tM.oedding. · • • ; ·; • talne of Mill valley. Pen•l•ston ol. Newport Beach ar~f from Th Duncans ba v e st x ch ltd ren, 15 Engagement •••••ncem .. u , . · " . •. The future brid& 11'&duated from USC and is CorQna del Mar Hllb Scbool and a StaP· graod dren and four great grandchUdren. unth block-and·tddte glo&IJI of the · ' ' former director o( daytime proerammlng for ford University, wbere, he ti atnu ed with j\lture bride or tu eotlpl•. musf ~ : . . . ABC television. She la a partner 1D KJnpley· Delta UpsUoo. SOt rtceivcd bf/ tM Feotures CMpan.' • : : • Cameron, Management. The couple will Uve in Palo Alto. 1 h Anniversary mem riz "'""' tH/ore the \Ofddmg. • • • • • · • d T~e..!ut~ bri~l[°'}m,;t=e°'o~Mla~Mt. L k' Sk I M and Mrs. Hasler <Hadel> Ring recently doU. • • : : .:. • an · mun .a o on ea ' ar tnS-8QQ$ 11 celeb led lbetr 50tb weddlq anoivenary at Club Caltnd4r l'\OI$ ~h Wtdntt•: • , ~:·:: Canada, is an executJve in the International lb h of th l d d "-II ......... n..J1,, n.:•·t _ _. _ ........ • · • division of the Royal Bank of Canada. e e e r son an au,bter·in·law, Mr. uu 111 .,. uuu • .--.. WIU """'-Sherry Lynn Larkins and Johnny R:Skagp ot and . Wllllarn Rina ln Harbor View HJ Ila. notfcu of women'• and·~ eb&61 • .. • Vaughan-Whitehead Mary Beth Whitehead of Newport S.a~b and WiWam D. Vaupao of Fountain V.U y batte bell. married aboanl ~ Pa~ Queen, Newport Bay. .. . the bride .. d•UCldi' ot.llrt . ..,,at fTetd. man of Newport Beach and Srcbiey o . Wb.lte~ad o( Sbetmlil <>ab. lhduated t~ .. Newport Harbor Hllh Sdtool uCl tbe UaJverslty ot Calt!ornla • Davll. Tile t>rtd• ITOOtn. ton of rt. Bui y NewportBeachareeneaaedtobemarrllld. ! Rings, ss.y .. r resldenb ot the bay mfftbtOIGltdftJf!ll&Ufortlw/oU"1fli. .·'"';:~ The future bride, daughter of Mr. and Mn. area g~ 85 1ue.st1 and relaUvea precedJna mo Wttlt -Thuradatl th~ w-. · •. • Oeor1• T. Larios oC Costa Mesa. arad rrom lune • Mr. Rine la a devel<>(>tr and realtor. M~. Sertd nociccs IO Ci.bCaleft. • •• • · • Costa ..... Miah School. llo •ttendln1 were daqhter DoloNs and dor. OoUtl Pilot. P.O. Sor IMO: '·" ·; ~ The fut~ bridetroom, tOft o( Mr. md 111'1. her uaband, Bruce, of Mariposa and ei1ht C°"4 MQO. CA naf. Bt..,. to.,._ • · ; •• John .R. Sk•W or lhdtaonvtlle, taclry, 1r1 d1Udren from out of town. Asll•Unl Lynn clua&IOU"~and~number • ·• graduated from Madlsonvllle~Sc andt.be an Bill Jttn1 were t.belr cbUdren, Susan and NOfft:ca mu bt O. °"' bcNa hllQ • · ~-:;. University o( Kentucky where 1:lie wttb Do a. '°'"'"'odwnce. . ... · Ka~pa&lpDa. I ' ro requnt opchn, aoriteor coll • Tb•~•lsemployedbyFarWe1t.lil*t~·. 50th Anniversary u.. Ftobo'n o.portmnt. _.1. · , lnc.AJan.s,mt,weddln1lsplannedt.t1Jnr.t Mr. and Mn. J .O. B1an celebrai.d their , =-===toW~ ~ ; .. ::· Baptla Gfoo.tii ¥t11. ·~ annlvenary reeent11 at u.lr boane tn · . • ... ~ ~~ .............. ':.: .. -., ... ~ .... -: •• ,, ., .... 1 • .6:1 ...... c ..... ~ •• ---- ············~··-. YPIU>T 8u'*'r.~.-r. tm Um.tables I -.ell a10 that toobd and IOUDded faDlaattc. Tb• menu •II: bfff 1tro1anoU OYtr noodles, 1reen salad, buttered frtth aspar..-, dinner roll.I and baked Alub. The company waa due at '1:00, I atarted dinner at t :•. It weot tOmeWnc like a.bis. to .on. for tM liidtd Alaaka aad cut pOUQd caktlDMll. t :40: Sliced bMI and put 1D lkUlet to brown. e :40: TotJet l&oHed up ta ballw1y. ~llan to 1ara•• fOf' ph.,e e:n : Found ee>0kte tbfft Cor tbt rollll \'IDder tian1\n1 b••ktl Jn 1. JO . WUbed areena bedroom to caub water for l aaid. from BoltoQ tena. e:u : UMd tlda up co 8:'5: Put water on for tmtU their bl'eatb co aee noodJ•. which OM bad ripped off 9:47: Smacked dOc for the cherry t.om•toel for Ucldn1 Ice cream that the Hlad. Seat ton with mell4!<1 down aide of cup· cherry seeds in troot board. tooth CO atore for new e: 50: Put on water for supply. frozen asparagus. t :SS: Putlcecreamout 8 : 53 : Water for t Put Kids .: .. : .. :·· .......... ! . . . Separate Beds • m .. . ..... ":b.t:JQl ~: Our aon ..... ~o'-4~ ~ slater, who twea • la~ • nel&bboring atate; )1.1..s a daughter who ts ~ When we go ~Yjiit <every rew !don a). Mary EUen puts m in the same bed. This started when th&y were much YOUA&er. Now I reel it s hould not continue. Wben J mentioned this to "M.E.," abe told me I was crazy and added, "That's why children g row up with dirty minds." answer? -ROGERS DAILY NEWS, ARK. DEAll R.D.N.: I& Is a o r mal for yo ung clalldren co .. e:a:plore." Paren ts 1boald not become anlllnged about tbe natma.I cartoslty of cbllclttn. Bat to promote U by paUlag tbem Ill tbe sam e bed creates a ·very coan ldeM let·ap and I am •lalaa& It. Cut I& oat. Aaa' "-••den ( Neither my husband nor hers said-much. They decided I ought to write to you . What's the lforoseope ] DEAR ANN LANDERS: When our daughter <now married sod a mother herself) By SYDNEY OMAJlR SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. was a teenager she kept Mo D Y 22·Dec. 21>: Picture is a scrapbook of your best N A 'AUGUST Z8 not cle ar ; you don't columns. I came across All 1 ES <Ma re h 21 • have all or the facta. So-it just this morning and but can you imagine a girl asking a boy to do such a thing in Ulla day and age? What do you suppose would happen? -LOOKING BACK D EAR L OOKING : Notblng. Abaolately aotblag . T b e more tblng1 change tbe more tbey are tbe same. seek &reatmat. U 1be reraees to tee a clodor. yon ougbt 10 see a lawyer. CONnDEWTIAL &o SefferlnClllSUtoce: Yes, de ar, I now exactly wbat yoameu -uctru bet yoa.r b~ and &be rest or Ida tadllly will bear all abo« It. ( P .S. Yoa c owald He tome COUDleliDg.) April 19): Emphasis on me one may be d e . thought to myself after o E A R A N N practlcality -dose deal liberately coloring reading .. a f~w oft.hose LANDERS: Jn ref· and be aware of fine available information -letters, My· How times erence to your reply to ;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;; frint. You get support or suppress ing it. have changed." For e x· ··Too Many Times" I RUffB.l'S rom ''responsible " Pisces, Virgo and the ample, here's one from may be a skunk.' but pe r s ons. Obstac les number 7 figure pro· 1964: when my wife begins to UPHOLSTIRY Glove soft tan leather moc, unlined and flexible. on low oovered wedge. .Whip· laced front adds zest Padded insole adds comfort. Gentle price adds a smile . 19.99 become stepping stones minently. Money, con· Dear Ann Landers : hit, scratch. bite and W..Y•W ... -and there might be tracts, partnership pro-Remember the lette r break furniture. which .. ..., M•1er Charge . v.sJ proverbial pot of gold at posals could be in· from the girl whose ha ppens on a regular S0U11{COAST P LAZA end or trail., volved. Navy boyfri end got basis, l have found that lttJ ...._""" TAURUS <April 20· CAPRICORN c Dec. himself transferred to a swift slap across the __ c.t_._ .... __ -_s•_oi_i_t_ 3.133 SOUTH BR\STOL •COSTA MESA MQ~):K~p~ert,u~ 22~an.~):Go s~w.be another part or th e ~~ p~a s~p~h~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lo·date on dev e lop · conservative, build for world when he learned violence. I ments, reports. You are future, invest and save. she was pregnant? She What's a man to do? completing important Another Capricorn is in advised all girls whose Let the little woman task. Aries, Libra figure picture. Accent on steadies want to "play beat the bell out of him, prominenUy. Short trip, a g r e e m e n t s • house" to ask them to destroy the house, get close neighbors , r e · partnership, willln&ness sign a paJ)el' saying they his c_Jotbes ripped off lative-..tJleasaces nu in to assume respanslblll· had slept together on and JUSt stand around crowd ed. p erson a l ty, including marriage. su~h and such a night. an~ letitbap~n? scenaJ"lo. You can strike Older individual will This she said woUld do 1 m not a wife·beater, c~iversal ap. back you. Know it and wonders to di~h <if nor do I believe. in hit· pea be confident. not kill) the l6X drive. tins a lady. ftowever • G •INI <May 21· AQ UAR IUS (Jan. When our daughter when she begtnS to beat June 20t: New ap· 20·Feb . 18): Study was 16 her father gave me, she is .no longer a prpach. more indepen· Capricorn message. Be her this advice: "if a lady. She is a vi~lent dept a c Uon brings thorough. One who pro· boy wants you to go the person and I am entitled profit. Acc:ent on money, mises short. cuts could limit t o 'prove your to defend myself a.nd v a l uables -Leo, be a victim of self· love,' tell him, 'I'll have prevent the destruction Aquarius persons figure deception. Follow your to speak to my father or our property as well .. pr<>minently. You make own instincts, especially because be is responsi· . Please correct me if discovery -you meet whe re service and ble for me as long as I 1 ~ wrong. Even the people who are pioneers. health are concerned. am a minor living under slightest s~gestlon of ~ho 'h'llve courage or Finisb what you start. b" f •" co u n s e I• n g or a Convl·cti ...... o . 1 0 5 rood . gh neurological problem "'~ Accent on proJ'ect that is ur au ter followed t rts .i.. .. b ttl II c a NCER (June 21· . . . s a UK: a e a over ,. going to elevate your his anstructions and said again July 22>: Follow through prestige. it produced some of the we ·have a young son. on hrmeh -trust your PISCES <Feb. 19· mo s t shoc ke d e x · This worsening situation own . Judgment. Take March 20): You find out· pressions she had ever is not good for the child. lead -stress indepen· let for creativity -seen. -Mrs. J . What do you suggest I d4}nce, originality, fresh valuable new contact is You replied : Dear do ? -UPSET JN EL 5fitr t. Aquarius, Leo in picture . Leo, Mrs. J.: I'm not s ur· PASO persons figure pro· Aquarius figure pro· prise d . H th e r e 's ~ . SllO-SA1-.. d l I JUST IN TIME FOR .. . . BACK TO SCHOO\. •OM.,e'S SHOES u. ,rt~~ ~ FIRST WAREHOUSE ~~ SALE cebR..£ WHOLESALE PRICES! I 024 W. 17th St., Costa Mesa •f.. 646-0237 Monday-Friday·'-10:00 a:nt-4:00 p.m. SALE ENDS SEPT. 30 m t n e n.t 1 Y • M a k e minently. Door to op· anything a guy doesn't DEAR UPSET: I do personal appearances, portunlty opens. Love want to be reminded or not believe a ma11 sbowd wear bright colors. You and career are doubly· at a time like that it's a have lo pat ap •Ith could win popularity em pbas ized. start girl's father. physical abuse a ny contest! something. Be indepen· That column ran 14 more than a woman. • LEO <July 23·Aug. dent, daring. Lead the years ago, Ann. The ad· Yoa have every rtght &o HUARACHES -SANDALS -CLOGS 22):.Wbat people say ~w;a~y~!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~v~lc~e~i~s~s~Ul~l~darned~~~g~ood~,~l:n:sl:st::t:ha~t:::th~e~wl~l~d;c•~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ aad· what they do could be 180 degrees apart. Look beyond the im· med&~ peer beneath sarfae• lndications. Be "in touch" with club, group, organization repreRntative. Message NEW FALL HAIR FASHIONS by The Creative Staff at ... LUZZETT A Bernard 2-40 Newport Center Dr .• Suite 200 NEWPORT BEA~3 froia one confined to .. ----------------• bom,r u: hospital is im· pof1Ut.. ·vaG,O <Aug. 23-Sept. 2!): A~t on vacation, planning cre ative pro.- Jed .. dolng something to twUUI hopes, dre ams. Aqqa,r tu s. Taurus, Sto~~ persons figure promlaently. Your key number for today ls 4. State views in frank, frlfrtdly manner for 1Jlo1~1 constructive re· i~~· - Does your daughter need confidence? C4ll .,., .. , ............ ... U1 •11 I SdMI It A llUf 14""9&.w. :.::= =:='-~ .... ~ Page School , · · ) of Costa Mesa !u~ · • PAU nu BEGINS ssrr. n I 4\"" FOil BOYS A GIU.S AGES Z·U •:atA.M.·•:UP.M. GMDE8 PaE·SCllOOL mau Ida-NON \ / SECl'AIUAN •,.._. Wpest Stand•~Modera New Equipment 2 Acre Campa ........... IM&nlft ... No a.&ld ~ ·••••••• •••"'L .... ,..StMJ •fleWTrt.Pf• .... ... ....... blellatel •DIKem& I• Zltcl or Int Odld CALL otl nJTS POii naaaaoaruu r Li1'e your life ALl1'E11 COMMERCIAL QUALITY SPAS & E9UIPMENT FACTORY DIRECT • • • • • • 50 CUSTOM 11us ONE & TWO PUMP SYSTEMS FACTORY LA.P.M.O. ••••••• OCTAGONS S9UARES ROUNDS RECTANGLES LOUM6ES 36" -41 11 DIEP lf~f ·41 ttJ.5060 5594 £LA PALMA ANAHllM ... , •• ~' i2 ... 1 ' ' TELEVISION -TN Series Reply TO Film 'Net•ork' •1.1&a1v avca LOS ANOSI.. CAP> -Two '-1•vlJlon tx· ttuU • ~_ b7 U.. U..fbtfd bMd ol 'trau·Amwtc• BrMdc~n.b .. 1 ,_i. mldaltbt meetlal •• aet-'r ...nm Al t.bo.y Co put UM pardl a t.llroucb tbt locked daan. ooe ub, ··no. It bavt t.o M Uh thll!" The otMr Ulfttl, ''That'• to keep t.be public out. Wltla ua. klDd of crap we put on tbe air, tMJ•d tee ua to plecet If they cCMlld It\ thelrllulda•ua.•• ll'1 aot a ... \Ml to "Network," Padd1 0,ayelib'• Mt1n ol te1"tJ\oa. It'• a aeene from u. llUat mom ot ··w.E.a.:· a new NBC -~ ..... LIN BOLEN, CENTER OF ATTENTION series that lakes an inside look at TV -and turns the tables on Chayefsky's sayage portrayal or a woman network executive. Here she is a heroine who saves a major show after/ the men have bungled it. The series stars Pamela Bellwood b Ellen Cunningham, and is attracting attention as television's first self examination. Much of the a ttention as focused on the executiv" producer, Lin Bolen. I Ms. Bolen has been a center of attention since she won the national baton_Jwirling cbam· pionship at 14. Al 31, she was fJBC's youngest vice president and in three years jerked the network's daytime game shoJ!I and soap operas from last place to No. 1 in tbl r~tinp,. • · What turned her into~lebrity, however, was "Network." She Is re to have been the ins piration for Diana Ch stenson, the role that won an Academy A ward for Faye Dunaway. Diana was a hard·charging network executive ~ho would do anythir for ratings -even con· done assassination. - Ms. Bolen, a petite woman who wears her '1ght brown hair short and at 37 still retains her cheerleade r fi g ure and looks, says s he "absolutely was not" the model for the character. Netertheless. the movie's producer dad tell her, •-We're doing your life story," and Miss Dunaway consulted her before playing the role. .. SHE HAD CERTAIN superficial qualities I have," Ms. Bolen says. "She was competitive. 1 was competitive. I want to do ijtlngs well, but never losing sight of quality and humanity. Which were qualities Diane Christenson didn't have. She was one-dimensional. which was in· tended. She was a parody of a woman in television " Ms. Bolen admits she stops at nothing to get a job done, has been known to jump on chairs when excited and was once referred to by a male colleague as "that loud-mouthed broad." EUen Cunningham of "W.E.B.," which Ms. Bole'n says was clearly modeled after herself, is .. ambitious but multi-dimensional. She has many qualities people can relate to." In "W.E.B." -the title comes from the show business trade papers' slangy designation or networks as "webs" -Ms. Bolen may find that she has the last laugh. Ellen Cunningham is a friendly porpoise swimming ln a sea of bar- racuda. "When I went to the netwC?rk as the firs t woman executive I felt t was surrounded by people who dldn 't want me to succeed," Ms. Bolen says. The movie will air in two parts to introduce the Thursday night series in September and is being expanded from 90 minutes to t.JWo hours. \ M1 8olen1 wbolt company 1ay1 new actnes will make m&1e cb&racten more m.Uow and ex· plain their ruUal behavior, where prevlou.ly they were OPO-d.lmen1lonal. • ror example, lhe head ot procrammln•, Jack Kiiey. played by Alex Cord, t.breateoa t.o tum looee La1 Ve111 Muacle ~en Oil • producer " be doesn't aet a proiram lnto abape. Ntw acen 1 1how tho terrible pressures he Uves With andbl1fearaonoain1hl1Job. ; INCIDENTMLY. coao bears • atrUdat pbyaleal resemblance to Marvin Antonowsky, who wu head of pro1rammmc at NBC dwta1 M1. 8olm'1 tenure. He was dubbed ''tbe mad proairaromer' · by actress Lee Grant when he canceled her aeries, "Fay." Ml. Bolea says in one proeram Jack KJley wUI be called "the mad proarammer." M1. Bolen saya, "Buically, this is a series about the relatloruiblps of people ln a different environment. People aren't that dllferent, no matter where tney are. We'U take a bard loot at the prices people pay lo their lives for succeS$. The stories, sbe says, "will come out of the personal experiences and relationships we've had, but they have mass appeal. They are the conmcts everyone has." The heroine, like Mias 1· eoines from the Midwest, loves television brings a small town point or view to every situ Ckl. AS TO BER AMBITION, s says. "Part of what'• missing in business is tbat we don't al· low women to be amblUous. 'l'hat's just one facet of a multi·dimenslonal persoq. For Allen Cunningham to want to be successful is okay. Or her to want to have a personal We that is meaningful is okay. But to many those two are difficult. People will perceive ber as tough. "That's another reason I'm doing the series. You see I reel that wha~ television bas not done ror women is allow them to be multi· dimensional, to pursue many goals. More and more we see women in industry .and the home. H~re Is a role model. We show yqu the price you have to pay. You have to do a lot of juggling, but it's okay. She perceives things a little dif. ferently, but that's OK. It doesn't mean it's. bad and it doesn't mean what her male associates bring to a situation is bad either. It's just di!· ferent." i Ms . Bolen says s he does not think "Network" cleared the way for ·•w.E.B." "In a sense, I was annoyed by Paddy Chayefsky's portrayal of a woman in televi,aion," she says. "What I think really cleared the way is the public's lnterest in television. When I joined NBC I'd .been In production for 10 years but I didn't ~w what went on beb,ipd the closed doors. The networks are much more open now." ... N1 ond 9fljoy rNllom of dolor• wcwth of outitonclino ~ u hoO.t\. The lomt inncwotiom fOI' your home ond garden. You'll olso'" 30,000 '4"· ol °"''~ ~ ond v«den ~ .,. · other floral .. hibio by many SO. Colt!. gbfden club\, soc1elte\ ond onodatiom. * Dtec:o Oenclng and ln.-ructlona DeffJ * ; and FamltJ Ent•rtaint'f'ettt on Stage All Completely llltide ~ MOBILE HOME SHOW 100,000 tq. It . .,. .... , ..... ,;.. ...ol>le ............ Q ,,...,,. .,,.,.. • Q ~It......,. .,,.,.. and 0 llO'de<> oltow all OI-..,,. admtu-P'IC• . ""°'.. _.,. ....... """· ' .. 10 ,. ... fri • .,., 2 .. " ,_,,. ._...,. -... " '.M.· ~-"'''.M. Al4 Q f!ll AHO !BJ flLMS llfCErvr THE SEM. OF n.E MOI ION l'IC fURE COOE ~ SEL' AlOUl.AllON AOULTS $3 00.Cl..idt.., 6 to 16 ,1 00 Q.Ur ... -61t .. -1ioc1u11. A~'°'-i•~ .... --'..,,.._ ....... r "JAUNTY FUN" "What we have here la a total lack al reepect fOf' tM law!" . . Dancers Added To Greek Lineup · Jean Guizerix, leadlns male dancer of the Paris Opera Ballet, bas joined tbe lineup of dan· cers· eppeering with Ru<k>lf Nureyev at the Greek 1bealer in Los Angeles. Previously announced dancers for the Sept. 5·10 performances are Viv Flindt, Johnny Eliasen, Anne Marie Vessel and Alexandra Radius. Each show is at 8 p.m. Tickets are at Mutual and Ticketron ouUets. Hiiarious -Aeg+1 Plllltllft, KA8CTV -Rek Aeeo. HY Delly Hew1 .. , .... , ... , ................. ,,..., .... . crur "*' ._. ..,.._ ct11r .._. nra. cr11t lllllt car-.. •. crnr Hiit Cl rU&n: -o....-. ,,,.,...,_ Burt.,.,...... ''Srnalc8y .. ,. Bamllt9' s.lly Reid · .IM I y Reedn .Jackie G ....... (u Shll1tl8uta.ol Mic' I Screenplay by JAMES LEE BARRETT and CHARLES SHYER & ALAN MANDEL Story by HAL NEEDHAM & ROBERT l LEVY Music bv BILL .AJSTIS ana JERRY REED NOW THE FORCE ISAT A THEATRE NEAR ...OU ... Directed pv HAL NEEDHAM Pr<><Meo !Iv MOOT ENGELBERG hKUlr•r.• ~tl't~OOucm"~A08=EA~Til ~lfiV~Y A RASTAR Procllcyan A UNIVERSAL Plc1Ure · Techotc0iof9 t; .. -! .,... ....... ~-~~~.;a.;; NOW PLAYING ClllMA Cf.lfUI •I Ca.II MtM 979·4141 FCMfTAfl YAlllY Faunt.ttn Vlllt)' 839·1500 ITAOMI MIWHI Or111gt 839-tnO WAIH•~ "~ ...... Neel . . . . . . • ' ' . CA'"Y LH CAOS8Y IN "COACH" .. ~ .. B lll~'IJ.$ .J,. and M · Jft{c'POO wind up Wsek'$ perform~tJf!S:' at Knotts B :Fa.rm with 7:30 a d .9.:30 p.m. sho ··· ~ lQday at the l1imfh> Theater. . k ;i;Jig hit Jll8S "Y.i • . ~ 't Have To Se ; Star To Be ··t 'i My ' •t ' Show." . · .•. : . • • 't • :t .... .-. t ---.,mr .... HOT ~. MB -·--' :.:e:, Ot • . ' HEAVEN <0 > '""~' 'WARLORDS ot All.ANTIS" GJ,g: ........... .. ...,~._, .. ~ I ~ , . laers Brotla9s' Neie ID ........ DICK (FRONT) AND TOM SMOTHERS Flutists Slated At Hollywood Flutists Jean-Pierre Rampa] and Hubert Laws will play a duet and perform solo when they ap- pear for the first time on the same stage in an 8 p.m. Monday concert at the Hollywood Bowl. Rampat will play excerpts from Claude Boll- ing 's ··suite for Flute and Jazz Piano," the "Duo Concertante for Flute and ~ Piano" by Carl Czerny and the "Sonata in F Minor" by Georg Ph11ipp Telemann. Laws. a jazz flutis t, will peform Bach's .. Passacaglia in C Minor," Mozart's "Andante in C" and Erik Satie's "Gym- nopedie No. 1." They will appear together for Bach's ''Brandenburg Con· cerlo No. 3" and the "Trio uws Sonata in G Major" and "Syrinx" by Claude Debussy. Tickets are available at Mutual and Ticketron outlets or by telephoning (213) 5ro-9111. ... ----"~~~~ ....... ,..,,,_,,,,.,......,~tcM19 PETER nwa'l'Qf THEIEE::;..;:;:GEES~=-~--------~~~ • ~ .;PEPPEICS;;;;;;=:-;LONm-;;; HEARTS CWI IAND'' --------nMm M>WDI> PADLNJCllOLAS DOMA.1.D l'tl.ASIJIC2 iiaiDr f.UDCA ·-=-IJWQISSTllDDQ mvz MU'1DI '~ ............ AEllOSMtiH .l.:.1,-r. •:CPf.11 . :::; l Af-iH WIN D ~ r.H 81:.LY Pl!l:STON J I I .... NOW PLAYING lom, Dlck Bury Old Act, Seek Success on Broadway to -Ute otMr ••• ol comed~. dantlaa and ••leml tWno ... ,..._,.,. ••are many l*)ple wtU Hpect to ... tMm the way th y were: aharp•t.oq\led talltUCa Ytho kept network eenson ln perpetual panic wttb bAue Un and poltt.lcal barbs. '""'8t. Wal US, bl.It here WO are rtaying make-blHiff tharactert, end wt wan to be Judf.H M ladlvtduat acton," •an Tom. wbo i• •l. 'lf,tbey don't, we'N oot lllto \ht show," 11ys b1a S'1·year-oad albllnt. IN 'IUB lllOW, wbtch ll about aoqM aub- urb•n couplet who decide to try the •w~ life, Tom portl'a)I madcap Alvin. Dick becomes Wally, a 1quart who fljures he '1 bop because be vl1U.1 New York "every third Thursday." The rolet pretty well Ill lbeir TV parts, wboreln Tom was dolt.lahly droll, Dick was the Jtralabt man. The bid to Broadway happened last sprtnc when the productJon •a manaeement wu ready- in1. touring Wllt. · ·wbeo I beard there would be 18 ciUes," re- ports Tom, "I told them we were too old for that, but we'd be glad to hold the fort in New York while somebody else traveled." The only previous Smothers stage ex- perience has been at upper Michigan ·s Cherry County Playhouse, run by an old friend. Tom did "Play It Again, Sam·· two years ago, then went out on guest shot& ln the same script for eight months. LAST VEAR DICK turned up In "The Prisoner of Second A venue," followed with "Not Now Darling." Neither has ever taken drama courses, but presumably found the stage no problem after extended work before cameras and on extensive night club stints. Oona White is teaching them to dance for "I Love My Wife." The pair started their roller-coaster career in 1959, singing folk songs for $2 nightly in a San Jose beer joint. By 1962 they were on the classy cabaret circuit at $.1,500 weekly. They became regulars for a time on Steve Allen's ABC-TV s how and overcame Jack Paar's initial bafflement for 13 weeks on NBC. Then in 1965, they began their celebrity stretch on CBS-TV with "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour." That blew up in 1969, the network ultimately buying out of the legal brouhaha for a reported $916,000. The pair. however, own all of those shows which are stored at UCLA, and just might edit the more viable material for future syndication. "Some of the stuff you'd be embarrassed to show," says Tom, "but some is very fresh and unique still." After the uproar over termination at CBS. the Smothers went into partial eclipse. Other TV executives became wary. ''They were watching us all the time," Tom told an interviewer during the slump interlude. ··we felt that pressure and our heads weren't together." ln 1970. ABC tried them in a show that got little attention, and there was an NBC workout in 1975 that ended after six months. ALTHOUGH INTEREST HAS increased .. IT• WU• CRAZY ••• LEMl O. FEE.._ LICE Al lllXIOUI ..... PLED8E Wlm If FlllT FEe1I A LllTlE LIFT OU1' OF.._, IUT WHO, • lllE m, CAl'T RESIST .mm111 •All TIE All" ·LflMll•_, _,.,... ft-Ute DeftM ~ ...--u.ru1e •... &he """' lost! ,. A ~llOfn ~ ""'- IH( MArf ~· ....... M!lliW4 ~ ~~l-MOU!l"-IOHMGQWt ~MNl<DON ~'«NOi ~~ ~IUaorooDOMlllD~.-~ Ill' ""1rY ~ --llEllloWC Ml"'Cb\f ll/olCllOOINSltlH ~ ~HOU!l"~O'ld~~~Ol!IO -i,,tWIQDMMI DOUGlAS~u Oll6111&AD\ Oloo090 Ill' ION< IMCO ''SF===fZib.~~lllQ!:I NOW Pl /\YING \ . ..... sillce, the brothers profess no desire for anotber variety commitment. "I think cenaorshJp is a toulh as eve~." u -serta Tom. "Also," in Dick's opinion, '"Ibere's not the same clima~ for aa¥fe. There's no polartuUon of feeling like there was In the 80'1. Joan Baez ts atnatne love aonp." They don't consider Broadway a fleeting pba.se, however. · •·we hope this show will maybe do somethlnp that will give us a different direc- tion and new enthusium," Dick vows. ·'There could be another show right after this one," Tom says. "We coultl be Jlvlng out here forever." Home for both for the last four years has been in northern California. Dick, his wile and three children, have a 15-acre vineyard at Santa Cruz where he bas started commercial production of wine. Twice-divorced Tom atnevby Sonoma is gearing up to grow erapes. w • • • ~~OLTA U'Gl JOHH TUVOLTA "GllAWCNI "FOUL .Ur lrGl :lP'tn# ••·a S..,. -···· .. ., "PHILAD£LPMIA STORY" 1:05 "BRINGING UP BABY" 70f 1:00 ' 10:0$ MATRll-OIUMGE CO SENIOR CITIZENS S2.00 SO COAST PLAZA SO COAST PLAZA MIUrtlllllst.S.nll 1111,.. "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" :=:::::(PG) SO COAST rt ~ZA 115 SlltlfWW Stf.JJU ,.,,.. "THl ....... Cii ............ "'CL.OSI lltCOUMTaS °' .,,......, ..... lllMcU-INI ...... "llYIMCNC» 1"1 Pit« PAMTMB" INI "IMTHHA T10NAL VILVIT'" CINEMALANO 1414k-.W ....-m.1•1 --'"SA 1\lllDA Y HIGHT FIVB"IRJ ll.~ "THllHD" ,...1.,1 CINEMALAHO Ul4St ........... PS-1111 fffl-- "COACH" IRI tza..M•1••1t•U "THE DllVB" l:l~llt MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT. PEPPER'S lONEL Y HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT" (PG> "SOUND OF MUSIC" "THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" f PG) "MURDER BY DEATH" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOTWAX"(PG) "THE DRIVER" CR) "SPEED TRAP'" "BUDDY HOLLY STORY" (PO) "THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY" ''SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" (PG) "STUNTS" ALL OllttVC·INS Of'CN ·~OP.M.M6HT\.f Cllll41 u ..... II Pr .. u....... t<lcllle l'tlYtrOlllMI . ..... . .... •'-1131531-tSIO ..... •'-113/Sll·ISIO ACTORS _ ...... IM&, .... llOOt'lll "' .._ IUm • ... CMlll1'1 tllAVIN CAN WAIT 4"1 .,,.""'_ MWI 2INI '"" "----J WT IUIAll Of llAU G1111" ' c ...... . .._ 4!M-1St4 JONl4nAVOLTA GUASICKI ..... 'f\-41, .. ,. .... .» U.TfSIM-l:l .. ~IA'-10 ..._ .... '" .,..IAYIH CAM WAl'r CNI .... ..._.., .. ,..,,...,_.,,~ ....... ,) ........ ... ..,_... ""°°'8" CNI WSIAff~.M SAT/I .. aft f It IA_., LR QOllY THI COACH 111 KUI llOMPOMMU11t1 .. "'°"' ....... ,.......,,... "°' uu a eou> nn .-. """ ""'1 ....., ... , ... INSIDE: •lu1lneu of tlle WM ShQppers finally dOcklng in Dana Harbor. centers 81 GA&Y G&ANVIU.& · ................ Optimlllll _ .. the b,,......S in itn wben mercbeob and "8laW'antl bta• ....... a.... and movtq into tbt tw pic-- turet4ue wat~t abo~q eeaten in Dana Point Harbor'. l>redlctJo.n• were lhat the Hatlde villa•• lbemea ot llulner'a Vl~a • and Da • fnlarf would Cale tbe lllC· CHI of tbe or\S Of Call ft)a¥ket1>lace in Los An1eJes Harbor. However. the planked boardwalks in the two Dana Pelnt Harbor sboppina centers were not destined to echo the drumbeat ol Parts of Cali's m.. staftt success. TBEaE WAS to be what one Mariner's Village mercbant last weelr. called "yeus of struaJe, a time ol survival of the fittest •when not everyone was fit." Shopkeepers came and left as restaurants changed bands while the man-made boat harbor stubboJ"llly refused to guarantee commercial sue~. But that'• the ttory of tM put. Reen locome n,._ &how that Dana Pobll ff.arlMw bu at· r'9ed a1 a auccentul coin· mereJal eeatet. ,,,. ..... ftpree lndlcate tbe hart>or la allo on lta way to bec0111lq anotb•r atptncaot tourist al1r.ntoo ta already tourilt rieb Oran,p Count)'. FO& BXAMPLB. 1rou harbor baain receipts reported to county rovenunent jumped rrom $7.8 million in 1115 to '1'.s , million in 19'17, a two-year grou income pin ol • percent. In the same two-year period. retail shop sales climbed from $2.6 million to $t.5 million. And restaurant receipts skipped from just over S4 mUlloo to almost '5 million. The upturn in visitors to the commercial centers is reflected in gross income reported by the 1'2·roor! Marina Inn. Available fifures show the. inn's gross receipts increased by a hefty SS percent in 1977. PhilateHe Ph Care Can Lead to Profit By PAT DUNN O(ai.o.ity ..... ...,, Stamp collectors are no longer just youngsters looking ror a new hobby or retirees whiling away leisure boun. Today's philatelic enthusiast bas money to spend and is looking for an inflation hedge as well as a fascinating pastime. "That's why it doesn't make much sense to buy and sell stamps at a swap meet where you'll be dealing with a perfect stranger," says Chuck Windham, who with bis wife, Marilyn, owns Princeton Coin and Stamp Shop in Costa Mesa. WINDHAM ADVISES NOVICE collectors choose a dealer who bas accumulated knowledge and professlonal ability. "You don't learn this business overnight and can't stay in it Ion~ if you aren't fair," he says, adding that recommendation by other collectors is a good way tofmd a re- putable dealer. Windham, who has 2S years experience as a stamp and coin dealer, says that most people do not understand that set wholesale and retail prices exist for more than 100,000 stamps. The dealer usually buys these more common stamps at 10 or 15 percent under wholesale price. ·'Consumers also are unpleasanUy surprised to learn that stamps from countries that no longer exist or from newly established countries are virtually worthless. ··These stamps and ones issued by Iron Curtain countries may be pretty, but they're worth very litUe. It's better to choose stamps from more affluent, established nations." ANOTHER DISAPP OINTMENT occurs when someone brings in sheets of newly issued stamps end expe<!ts to make a profit on their sale. It's a shock when this person finds out that dealers always buy their own large quantiUes of newly issued stamps from the post office. Mrs. Windham added that mJintaining a large inven· tory of duplicate stamps is "too mudi" for the dealer. She glanced ~bound the narrow-almo&t E~an-sbop on Newport Boulevard. Even tbouah it loob orderl.Y with lts packets~ stamps from througbc)ut the world liDiDI counters and colortul displa11 1D old-fubk>ned showcases, she sald, ··we never getcau&bt uponour1homeworlt' here. Organlzing all theaettampaisafull.Um.ejoblnttself ••• ArnnM a collector's ~can be ~ to tbe CT~~a;rn·~~ ~::.cOllectiml-- .. TRE AVEL\GE CONS1JllD baa no Idea what another person's collection ls worth, and often doesn't know how to find out. People think an oflidal appraisal is necessary, but that's not always the cue. .. What I do ls take 10 or IS minutes to look over the col- lection. An experienced dealer can tell at that point if an appraisal is warranted or if the stamps have value only to the persoo wbo collected them. U it's an 'ordinary' collec· tion. value will be based on quanUty and condiUon with a wholesale prtce basil. ·•An appraJsal costs $30 per hour in Orange County, CSee STAMPS. Pase et) ... CJ .,..., ............. 'YeBIS of struggle' are over as shoppers find Dana Shopping centers to be snug harbors for their dollars Moreover, all along the Dana Point Harbor waterfront, shopkeepers, restaurateurs and the looe innkeeper Jast week re- ported business in 1918 is nm- ning well ahead of urn. TO A MAN or woman, they talked of the years of struggle as past history. To be sure, sales and income figures for the harbor area do not rival those of such mam- moth commercial centers as South Coast Plaza or Fashion Island. But Matiner's Vjllage and Dana Wharf are retail opera· lions made up. of independent shopkeepers rather than cbain.5 and franchise operations. As traditional small merchants, 'be 63 harbor shopkeepers match their buying, sales and business management skills with long hours and limit· ed carotaJ to compete for a share of the-tetail market. Attracting customers into the area are six restaurants, five of them chain operations. ADDED TO the harbor retail mix are boat storage, repair and launching concessions that also draw potential shoppers. Those businesses -the shops, <SeeDANA. PageCZ) Firm Rides Waterhed Wave By TBOM LECOQ Of .... Delly l'tllC IWf By the end of the '60s, prac· Heally everyone bad a relative wbo had "dropped out." His oi "her lair was often a shock to parents or friends who walked into a room painted in kaleidoscopic colors and bung with posters that glowed under ultraviolet light. In the corner was a heap of plastic and bedclothes the "mellowed" dropout introduced as a waterbed. HEAD SHOPS offered the item. us ually sandwiched between roach clips, candles and incense, and for about $20 wanderers could have a portable Of occasionally leaky) bed. The odd paint jobs and psychedelic posters bave pretty much disappeared. but the waterbed has come out of head s hops and become a big in· duslry. According to David Rogers, founder and chairman of Laguna Manufacturing Co., the reason is simple: It is the first new sleeping surface in the last ·100 years, and it is more com- fortable than a conventional mattress. Waterbeds have certainly been comfortable for Rogers. His firm makes frames and complementary night stands, dressers and mirrors, more than $12 million worth last year. And Laguna is well along on an estimated $17 million in sales this year. NOT BAD for a company founded only five years ago wilb a borrowed $5,000 and a small shop in an industrial building. Rogers, an Orange Coast native, said he began by looking at the most popular frames, coming up with a design based on them and buying a wood finish that was his supplier's most popular. "It wasn't what you could call scienunc research." He figured, "If it works for them, lt should work for us." located in Orange churned out 70 frames before Rogers set out to sell them to retailers. He made cold calls and sold the lot. THE FIRST year's sales totaled $17,000. Growth since then. be said, has spiraled until Laguna became the largest manufac· lurer in lbe U.S. of waterbed frames and "case goods," dressers and other bedroom furniture. After a couple of years of that kind or growth, Rogers began an association with business consul· tant Donald W. Lusk, formerly head of Pacific Outdoor Ad· vertising. .. Don brought management discipline to the company: be gives it stability and seasoning.·· Lusk said Laguna had been doing quite well on its own, but like any. growing company there came a time when a small in· crease in number or employees or total sales meant a big change in the way the business had to be run. Laguna shows signs of his Influence in production line or- ganizatioo, ~Y management, (See WATDBEOS. Page CZ> 0..ly .... ,_. LM ..._ The embryonic company Donald W. Lusk. left, Dave Rogers make not~nge bedfellows. Foreign Favor R.V. Renta& By JACKIE BYMAN °' .. ~ ........ -~~l~r=~lala off from bis aerospace englneerlq job tor the fifth time in 10 years, be decided tt was time to start bis own business. That was tn 1974. This year, he'll be welcoming some 2,000 European families through his headquarters in Irvine and his second f aclllty in Colorado Sprtn11, Colo. And be '11 be opening a San Francisco office next March. Liaaner rents recreational vehicles. "We started with one," said U..ner. who serves as president or Dale'• R.V. Rentals. wllb bis wife Sheryl u vice-president. Their beadquarter1 h , appropriately, a trailer, located oa Harvard Avenue acrou from tbe Santa Ana Marine HeJJcopW' Station. Lls1ner said they be1an rentln1 their recreational veblcle and found It both · II profitable and a tax break~ The couple began -bom>wina fiom tor..-oredlt-untODy ~ventualb uttdfnruPioTfteet-of ibout 50 vehicles ranging from conversion bubble-top vans and mini·motorbomes to 25-foot·long R.V.s. ALTHOtJGB OTHER firms were already leasing R. V.s to tourists and tour sroups, Lissner claims that when be began deallng with tour operators three years a10 he found that his competitors were frequently unreliable. He attributes tile problems in part to the complexity of the field. (See MOBILE. Page CZ) Cheryl, Dale Llssener built their R. V. rental firm Into an intemstlonal tour and travel busmess. . . . • .. .,,.... ....... ~,. ·~ .................. , ..... .. ... ........ ,.,~. (2 IWLY Pn.OT Bed lnvestmen Wtltr'Mdl Mn ao aOlk, evm enide air •~ Uwm fMm._...a. r« oilw9 tMy NtN"ll• a IU•Jle ~ Oil tOID• ton. But elk outty .. ,_. WbQ hi 9"" oo OD• whet \.hl1 lhlak a1\d \My're Ubly to reepoad wttla • Ual ol 1upmalhM bu91 Oft UM _. ol phrail lh "ioU ol IUP. port. ~ ke1p JOU wann tcN aMI> mon aoudl;" or, 'Td oever aa an old ; .... ._. bed &aalA lf I didll't bave lo " NO Ull TllAN • ,..,,. Offer tM produ~ .... Oral\P oa.ty. lfaJUt are ~ted IA de.,._loptaa aftd ~ lncome...._ • Willl bMo CM of &he 1.,... .... ud JOU ate.,..._ by M or • different modtle ,....., from twWl lor IM kicll Lo tbaa ai• IDodela '"~ irawen ln • raiMd bue, eoalJGMid Uclewaba ud e&DOllMI made of Mk wltb onr· MM mlrTon... pnc. 6lpead ~ Whal tlDd ol fram• )'OU wnt. S1M bn't auJbo • .,., (tctl.11". but c:oaspk.st.)' ol tbe frllM and beadboerd ls. M~ have chaased ~ tbe IUl decade from ptasllc .,.._ bud Maled l.D •mall abop9 to preMat deltps wru. o~....S .um.a cnuanteed ln molt C&HI for 10 or mon "'1W): modell wttb tuba Unkl.D' cop and bottom to teeo them rrocn roctJ.ni aleepen, to a .. .,_ type lb.at bu a wet·ba1 core, but a WTapf>in,s ol foam cus~ and cloth U\at makes ll look lib a conventional m1ttttas and box 1prin1. HEATE&S UE A MUST. A cold mattress leaves backs aore, joints acbiag and dispoaitloo IOUJ'. Pad t,ype beaters are placed under the mattress before Oiiing. lmmenloo units heat the water direeUy by placing the device in the mattress or pumping its contents eon· tinuously throu&b the beater. Costs vary widely, but ran,e from itO up. ' Unerr eo between frame and mattrwt and b9ld w1te.r ln UH ol 1 leak. :t'bey allo ~the 'bll ll'Om ~ by apUn&en. FUUnl • mattreu taka • Utile time, but not mQCb aldll. MaPten aUow uslnc a ~tbroom tap. f'Ulln, With •arm water 1horttn1 beaUq t1m1. u.ualty about OM dttrH pet bour. BOW "1u. TBS MAft&llS iboald be dtlpeada -oa "rtoaal tuie, but M~ ... al Wel'a IUU-.cl MUlq the water lQMt when tt JOob about .:Ct and '1iol down. U two people''"' bl the b9d. botb ue aowa. SIUinf up on the maltlWI, ~ lhould not bottom wt. Lytn1 ~. ahoulclera ahcM&ld not be plDclMtd ln «Medi more water>.°' pulled back Clet aom• ouu. Temptl'l\W'e sbou1d be M't to about II delree. (CJoM to akin temper1tUN> at ftrst, but can 10 up or Clown alltbt- ty to 1\dl the 1)eepen. t W1ter ma~ bave a way ol .uowtq •belts and blankets to pull out. Special abeetl an ntteet to atay l.D place better. SRBETS AND A OO'ITON 1pread cost about S80 to $10 doUars a tet. ineludin& pillow cues. Deluxe spreads ~ ha,ve plush fabrics or unusual and colorf 1d quilt des1tn1. Prices vary widely, but $75 to·SJ..50 la a frequently found r1n1e. Some dealers will set up the bed and rut the ma~. but charge for delivery and assembly. l»il·yoursellen had better plan on at least four bours lor the Job, wb.leh lsn 't really too difficult. A helper mates It easter. Tools are simple\ a scre\\tdriver and hammer will do. Some aealers allow a trial period. often with a small charge if you return the unit. Finally. sbop for price. Smaller ouUeta are sometimes willins to knock off a bit or profit, and most beds are made by the same manulacturer regardless or who sells lt. to you. . .,, <From Nee cu "It is very dittlc.,lt to maintain• the Ula rtcWl". like plcki-u, UM ~ •l lbe altJ)Gft « betel. Uftns Mill avall•ble. coll.ettni tM rental fees. J)tOVidlnJ tbem •ith pt"Oper tour IUMrariM. and so forth." LJnner Hid. "Service flrar· '¥H •rt. Lluner 's mollo, and her bus6and st.id he ~Uevea that's why thf ftrm has proepered. TB£ COllPLE carefully deveJol*l packaaea of llnens and ,iron pots <pref erred by Europeans to Teflon). a welCOJM packace including a bottle of CaUfor"la wlne. itineraries and a. V. operallng lnstriac~ ln IQ&tt lap1uaees. a tri·Unp&I •taff. • tolJ.free tine clients can use If help is needed. and a fleet. of 162 fl . V .s. pone older than 17 JDOllths. Otber amenlUet includ e Amtrak and a.lrpo1't pickup. one rr~ night at a hotel or motel near Dianeyland loehaded in the tour prices. and the ,avaUability of one-way travel '¥llh dropoCJs at any other Date•• omce. But there were other problems. the Lls$nen found. One was un1crupulous tour wholesalers and another was financing to expartd their fleet. WATERBED WAVE CARRIES LAGUNA •.• LIS8NER EXPLAINED that he iftvested several hundred dollars in promotional graphics. only to find that one U.S. tour wholesaler was using hls materials in Europe to promote another R.V. rental firm. <From Page Ct) and new relationships with ft.nan· ciaJ sources. The company recently became a customer of WelJ's Fargo Bank's Newport Beach office that provided capital aner a lot or research into whether wate.rbecb are just a fad. Tbey aren't. Lusk's quiet style includes the beginning of long-ranse com· peny plans <with lot.a of room for quick reaction to new market opportunities). Lusk said waterbed maoulac· turin1 is comparable to lbe stereo industry with no one com· pany makisls all components. Laguna mabs only furniture. Ma tresses. heaters and bedding a r e produced by other spt?ciahsts. "WE AJlE an island from the main thrust of home furnishings. The bu.siness·s roots came from many small, entrepreneurial types." Lusk said. A few conventional furniture manufacturers have dabbled in the niarket. but no major com· petition is likely ... At least not ror two years or so," added Rogers. Though a few large retailers, Sears and PeMey's, have sman inventories. most waler beds are sold through specialty stores. Some of those are becoming fairly large chains. and many, Lusk said. are operated by bright. young men sporting Masters degrees ln business ad· ministration. THE MARKET has been so explosive. said Rogers, that many customers have sought out Laguna, asking for catalogs and order blanks. Even though many are quite small, be has had very few customers who dJdn't pay their bills. Only two salesmen are in the rield, he added. and they've probably "only seen the 50 or 60 biggest accounts." Large retail stores sales have been small, said Lusk, but it's probably been something of a legitimizing force on consumers. He hoped business wouldn't be stimulated too much from that end, because La1una b~ a pro- blem meeting exlstint demand. Who buys walerbeds'! ROGERS SAID most customers are ln their 20s and 305, married and have average to comfortable incomes. But older people buy them too. insists Jackie Johns, editor of the Waterbed Manufacturer's Association NighUett.er, a trade newsletter. "The heated beds are comfort· ing for those wtlh arthritis and back problems." · A visit to the ractory. located in two buildings, one at 17822 Von Karmann Ave., Irvine. the other about a block South. gives a good idea of just how suc· cessful Laguna really is. Trucks unload massive stacks of Ponderosa Pine and other woods such as oak in a small lumberyard. SEVERAL OF Laguna's 400 employees tiiul ln the wood, pre. cut il to order for whatever pro- ducts are needed. shape curvett parts on saws. routers and other machines that are kept constant- ly busy. Assemblers in various depart- ments sand. put together and s la pie all k lnds of wood furniture and people in other de· partmenls stain and lacquer their output of 100 to 150 bed· frames per day. One key ingredient in making waterbeds is portability, the two managers agreed. Loose-pin hinges, separate pedestals and other fast break·down designs and hardware are always used. Bill James and Associates. 2400 W. Coast Highway. Newport Beach, is Laguna's designer. Where does Laguna go from here? BIGGER IS likely. according to Rogers and Lusk, but 1rowth is going to be controlled with lots of production monitoring, cost minding and emphasis on de· veloping more productivity in present plants. Is Olere room left in the in· dustry for newcomers? According lo Rogers. there are a number of smell com· panies now. many ln the same position he was in just five years ago. With a market that ballooned sales 1.000 per~nt in five years and the promise of tnore of the same. there's room for go· getters like Rogers, probably just as much room for people like Lusk who keep an eye on the bottom line. By the way, both DO sleep on waterbeds. At that point. Llssner said. bis wire put him on a plane ror Europe to make his own arrangements. And he did. He arranged to participate in trade s h ows. met with representatives of touring clubs and took out small ads in DANA SUCCESS -AT LAST ••• <From Pa•e CJ> restaurants. inn and harbor en· terprises -have one thing in common. They operate on public owned tidelands under third· party master leases controlled by county government. For that right. they collective· ly last year paid $981,804 into the Dana Point tidelands rund as part of their lease agreements. In 1975 when business was less lively and the harbor not fully developed. the colleetlve pay- ment lnto public cefftts was $389,235. The upsurge in revenue from the belated success of tbe harbor's commercial centers links public improvement of lhe harbor area with the fortunes of its commercial interests. BUT WHY was prosperity so long coming to the harbor? Larry Lehman of the county's Environmental Management Agency pointed out that the harbor was a phased develop- ment. that. for example. the 1.000-slip west basin wasn't fully opt?rational until early last year. "It was planned and expected that the barbor·s full potential would be developed over a number of years." Lehman said. Carol Hollinger, president of the Dana Point Harbor Associa· Uon, has another viewpoint. Mrs. Hollinger said the com· mercia1 interests suffered in the early years because or generally adverse economic conditions - the gasoline shortage and bigb unemployment. SHE ALSO noted that tbe two shopping centers are nesUed un- der seaside bluffl!, lost from view of tho6e who travel by on nearby Pacific Coast Highway. That busy thorougblare and the lone access road into the harbor helped to cul it ofr from its most natural shopper market. those who live in Dana Point ·s hillside communities. "'So. it's taken lime lo get established with the local com· munity. But its coming our way now." Mrs. Hollinger said. She pointed out th"t early pro- motion of the. shopping centers was also hindered"-by the en· vironmental concerns or the ear· ly uno:s. ONE RESULT or those con· cems was that it wasn't until early 1976 that the county got around to building a monument· style highway sign identifying the harbor area. And in that Dana Point strip that is plastered with what are now grandfathered illegal billboards. there are none pro- moting the new shopping cen- ters. Luck, most of it bad. also played a role in Dana Point Harbor's slow commercial start. A Danish schooner ... Alma." was sailing to the harbor to become a moored tourist attrac- tion when it foundered and sank at sea. One Mariner's Village merchant. Bun Millard. believes the newness of the de velopment also hurt early sales. "It was nlce -quaint and au that. But if was a little cold. Now that the landscaping has filled out and the wood has weathered a bit, it's a much warmer place to shop.·· Millard said . HE AND 011IER merchants give much or the credit for Dana Point Harbor·s late blooming commercial success to the as· socialion and public relations consultant Doris Walker. The association. for example. succeeded in getting county gov· ernment to direct a small por· tion or the tidelands receipts into promotion of the harbor on a rnat.chin,g basis. Before. whatever money coun- ty government directed into pro- motion Of the tourist trade went to the Anaheim Visitors and Tourilts Bureau, a use of Dana Point tidelands money the state attorney general now says is ii· legal. The association and Mrs. Walker also directed promo· honal efforts toward the annual Festival of the Whales. a February happening appealing to naturalists that is now firmly implanted on Orange County·s master calendar of tourist events. WITH 111E worst or times now behind them. the Dana Point Harbor proprietors are encoun· tering new but happier sets of problems. A sbortage of parking space. consumer preasure to slay open longer hours. expanding shops and st.ability among merchants are good business omens. The good omens were some time in coming to Dana Point Harbor. But here they ar~ and the commercial establishment isn •t complaining. German. Swlu and D~d\ n wspspen. Th• t.llsnen also inst.tthld a Telex for qu•olt•r commuilkation. Md /ound they wer• ra1Mdl1 plcWh'C ut bath new and repeat bulinen. Toµrlnt th~ American West ts 10 popul or now. espectatty wtth the dollar devaluation 1Mn1 Europeans a "bargain.·· that one advertisement Jn a Germal\ newspaper can brlna a• m•ny as 200 inqwnes. Uuner ••Id. R•ntal1. ~ependlnc on :the •e•fOft Md the '11>e ol R.V .. cqat from 1265 to tno •1 w~ek . 1ocludiq i4sur~• and l.000 free miles . M1>1t EufopeaftS spend at 'east two weeks and tomellmes four. Llssner said. With favorite attractions tnctudtng Disneyland. Vellowatone Nttlonal Park, the Grand Canyon. Las Vegas and cattle ranches. Lissner hu also developed contacts throutbout the U.S. end Canada. and said he has a contract as the only R. V. rental firm to advertlae in tht> American Automobile AssociaUon brochure BUT FINANCING several hundred motomomes -Lissner hopes to expand his fleet to about 300 by next year - required finding investors. Since the Lissners preferred not to sell stock in thear incorporated firm. they found another means or raising capital. With bank financing secured. the Lissners offer a deaJ they claim costs only Sl,000 initially. neU-an investor about Sl.500 profit in 17 months and serves as a tu shelter. The investor pays the $1.000 as a membership. Ussner said. For that fee. he can buy a rec reational vehicle at the factory invoice price (Lissner is licensed to sell R. V .s 1. The bank loans the entire cost. including taxes and insurance. which Lissner provides. having also become a licensed insurance broker. TUE VEIDCLE is then rented out. with the owner permitted to use it for up lo four weeks durlng the s ummer and unlimited periods during the winter. Al the end of 17 months. the vehicle Ls sold. said Ussner. who said be has a waiting list of buyers. Because the vehicle was • bought at factory invoice. its sellin~ price even though it ·s used as generally only S500 less than the original price. be said. So far. the firm has about too vehicles in its fleet purchased through this plan. Lissner said. He added that. since he sells his own insurance. he has a vested interest i n keep1nc damage to a minimum. As a result. a staff membeT spends al least an hour with each renter. explaining and demonstrating everything from driving methods to lighting the stove. LISSNER IS rull of stories about foreign renters -mostly from western Europe. There was the German ramiJy who gave a ride to a Hopi Indian whose car bad broken down. Their son was so excited. he switched rrom collecting toy soldiers to collecting cowboys and Indians. Most tourists speak highly or American friendliness and hospitality. Lissner said. And many decide to come back again. Real Estate JtlallfJag. •• Name Was Wrong By ROBERT J. BllU~ DEAR BOB: We are in the process of selling our home. I can't see any sense paying a realty aaent 6 percent or 1 percenL we·ve advertised our home five weekends and have bad several dozen prospects inspect tt. But no firm offers so far. When we quote our ~.500 asking price, the reapooae is almost always "How much leas will you take... rm wondering if we 've priced our home too high or do buyers always talk like that before making an orrer? David J. DEAR DA.DD! Y .. Un a bl& lnmUe lo -~-.., ... ., ...... ~.[9 DEAR JED: Not always. A probate e1ta&e sale Is held to raise cash ror the estate of a deceased person. Such sales are advertl.Hd in local newspapers or posted at die coart house. Tbe problem Is to avoid eatcblag "blddlq fever." If your Initial bid oo the property la accepted, ll can asually be bid up by otlter btayers. I've lftft otherwise lntelUgeat people lose all penpedlve at court proba~ aales whee tatey 1et In a blddln1 competltlOD. 'l'bey oheo pay more than &he property's market value. Be ca.-.i wben buying probate "bargalu. •• .,.._l!.t~IW~ -::-DEAB..sotv.mateira rt.llJJ{t:m :: condlt1on before putting U up for sale. Don't over.Improve, of course. for tbe nelgbborhood standards. If f" ftJI to ftx qp yoar .bulld1n1, ll wtll appea only to tile flxeMap~rs. These bar11lnbmdenunaltyorrerlowprtees. Seller Woa't Dftl~ B..ae DEAR BOB: we·re boylng a home. Ttle seller has threatened not to sell to us after all. He says bis sister wants to buy the house. Ir the seller refuses to deliver the d~. whaL should we do? A story on Telephonic Equipment Corp .. maker of a variety of conference call patching de· vices. toll re&tricters and other specialty products. published SWlday. August 20. mistakenly identified one of its co-owners as Bill Carr. Actually. he is Robert Cm, a retired Marine Corps Colonel and former jel pilot. GIZPOLINAK Silva R • -;..::..i.~!~~V~UOJMJ...l&-'"-::=:1=1l-====-=DOESN== TMAKEANY SENSE --f t t manet ,..... .. me. ,..r .. w .... "8• It prospedl luped )'Ml' Mme. wttll llO wnu~a offen, 10m~ta1 ii wro.1. drawbacks to refinancing an apartment houae's mortgat.e Instead of seUlng the apart· menu? -f"L~ ~ ~~~CE:=--=-=-~ - nol to llonor a J)roperty 11les ~ntraea. Netth« doe8 --ittinn .....,,, .-vi--t-o euocumt:> -~--• U the seller doesn't dell\'tt 00. oa u.e _. .. " .. .,, ,~-. ..,. • I A realty a•ent kmow1 ltow to c•t l.Dterested '"'1en &o •ake '"1uell pattltaae offers, •ceompa.aled by ae eanet* snoeey depoall Co .._. tt.elr coed faltb: Even lf &M a1eat brbap aa offer below JftT aakln1 price, tbeD you eH make • toateroffer wlllcb tM bayer wW .tiell tccept. Or dlere can be tutber Mlotl•tloe. Sacb baull•I la very dirrttalt la faee-eo.race buyer·telltt DeCodaUoN. llGt realty 11eets know how Co •et wrtUea olfen and tben netoUUe Co Ntllf)' bot.la bayer ud M.!Jer. VMU,.. Jet a wrtuee Ofter. yoa ~avee•t eveatakta&Mftntt&eplatelliaCJOVllome. llnbc ...... Pewrat Side DEAR 808: A friend boueht IOmt land at a problt. eet.ate sate. Kt says be 1ot a ttrrific barp1n. 11 Uua a Sood w•y to buy property? JedM. Jack G. DEAR JACK: No. Mortca&e refllla11eln1 la 1 ta1·tne event whereas sellla1 your apartmea&a would aarely resak In a pront tu. Tu·frtt mort1a1e refbaanclq Is an ortea overlooked advuta1e of ow111111 property. Aleo ... Fl% llp P"JN•-C• DEAR BOB: 1 own a rental triplex which haa r~tved bad care from Its tenanta. I wanl to aeU it so I can move to New Mexico. Sbould I nx up this triplex before aaJi (COil will be 1bout $3,000 I or let the new owntr do lt hi• way~ Jennie T. DEA.a JENNIE: Sellor1 uaually net •ore by iettta1 tbelr PNPertY tato top ..... -...... ... . . . . . . appointed date wbeo )'OG are "ready. wWn1. :C:~"'O mflttlOn 1" • tow yteld Mvlngs and able" co ecunpl~ tile parc:bue. lhtn a l1waalt for spetlfle performnce and dam a1es la yoar neat step. S••P tor "91Nr M...C9•9e DEAR 808: Our real estate a1ent ar· ran1ed the mortgage tor us on the home we are buying. The closing settlement ls in three weeka. Should we contact other tenders or are their rates an the same? Ronald R. DBA• •ONALD: Mort1ase •• ,.,.., ra"9 ud tenaa He ltOl &lie NIM fto1't, ~ tettden. Melt H Miakert • sariDCf •• ~u-. J'or ........ "' .,. ........ ,. .. preH.Ulf a o••·ll•tr ,.Ht•t dUfereae. betWeetl tM lealt ....... " '-deJ' aM dti m••l expcNlve. Yet .... , W1 ls lu& u .. 1reen at the odterta. ~k _. seweral Mcal l•Hen. Anaheim Home Loans offtn an lntefllgtf\t all9mattw. Ult them be yow touehatone to • a.cure & altnple liw..tmet1t lulu,., ..... ..._. .. -.................. ,_. .. - • . ': '\ ~ ~ : ' . . . . ~ . I ~ ' . • • .. ,"• . . .J ~ ~;inc; UH~UH• ,,.._ ,,,..,..,_ u~ • • --i •nnn o•n •--------------•••• --------•--.. •n -···--------• ··---·•u non---· --n__._.,_r_ •~n•-----~.-~----------------~---::.·.:-·=-~-~----~~----=·=---• • =::.= ·=-·==-=·-------=---•=n·~--~iaiJ-=:fiWJ~J--;~iJitii;ifJ~Lf;.·:;;_ --~L ti ! , g """·en .. .. f ' , . . . • . .. .. . • ... : .. .. .. ' ... · .. ... . . . . . . . . . • . . .. . . . . . ... • •• .. ' • AMERICAN -< .. .. ,. -411 •• ; •• -•• , •. ' ...... ,,. ,,. # ~ •• ,,.. .. --.. ,,. ,...., •••• -......... . ~·~ :1 ' a:·;~~- l --·--.... --. . Hl!ATHIEA MOOEL AT CR£S1WOOD ESTATES IN IRVlNE lr.,l..e Preject .. ,. ~· New Houses L~Buyers · .. . . Iii ~osta ·Mesa · , ' Bunn ~for a flnt look, ftnt cbue. to ~ a bolne bl a MW tOJDlllunlty an lnvtt«i '°,... • view tbe homes a\ Plaa del Sol ln Colta 11 .... ••eo.tnaeUon hH be•un and prevlewlq bu.Yett wUl-have the advutait o1 an exnllent eholc. ol Qoor plan and location." noted Dua lmlUl. Jll'illldent of Pl'op91Uet Welt ol NewPOrt· ' hadt, ~tbe builder /developer, ·•we t.b1nk U.at but•N .ut flod rtua del Sol a aurprtaJq eom· 11tualt;v la a ~ber ot WAJ'8." I • • •• ....,,., AaB 11IB ~ ltumliq ul wOOd Uterion. Not llie other-bom'8 ~ aO -.e detafla are reeerved for Ute~ tbele homes . feature details, texture., I~ tad desto OD all ildes in ~ta tuacom look from any anale,'' Sdltth. "Other •urort•tna and special characterlaUcs o.f Plaza del Sol are t.he private recreation cent.er, private recreational vehicle storage, unique lurf planted off-slreet guest pmtdftl and quiel drives for slower t.,rafftc. '• ' Pretjew priced Crom $11.1,800, tile two to five bedroom, two and three balh homes offer plans to DAil Y fJtU>T C5 NEW PARK PASEO MOOE1.. HOME IN IRVINE'S NORTHWOOD Northwoed Patio Homes appeal to 81\Y size fatnily. The one and two story To be able to relax poolside at the master suite, with mirrored plans have from 1.761 to 2.793 square leet of in-residents-only recreation faclli\y b wardrobe doors an added attraction ierior living apace. one·of the reaaom new homeowners in two plans. Generous-elze secon- Crestwood Homes Sell Paseo's Pool Popu/,ar Of \,e Urnlted edition of 47 single rami)y homes being constnicted in Creslw~ Estates, lrv,V.e. 16 have been 1ol~ce sales were opened ·on- ly three "ielts ago, according to Bob ((ibbs, ~t ol Patrician-Carlton DeveloP«Dft Company. tremendous incentive to buy' a t Crestwood Estates," said Gibbs. ' Eacb 'home is lnln><t"ced by a ceramic Ule chose to live at Park Paseo in ~e dary bedrooms have. ample closft toyer. Living rooms feature \faulted or cathedral VllJage of Northwood, Irvine. space. and au baths are appointed THREE FLOOR plans, offertai from th.fee to four bedrooms, are pre. sertted at Crest.Wood Estates. Rear and side yard fencing Is ~luded~ and a front yard landscape allowance is featured. ciei1ill'gs and a wood·buming fireplace; lndlvidual "A luxurious home in.. a coavenient with stain resistant Conan marble PIH¥ del SQI homes may include aa many as four Jocation ranks high on the li.!t of pull'man tops. (ireplaces. £acb plan also reatuns a formal dining reaaona rorselectlng Park Pa.seo," re-Park Paseo shares extensive rbom , family room and sunny breakfast nook. ports Rod GUWand, director of sales recreation facilities with neighboring , "The dev~rnent ha' everything going for it,• .$aid Gibbs. "The homes are bla,'::anging from 1,800 to 2,827 square f~d. the location is ouutanc»na. N0\1twood is an ex-~el lent environ~nt f-0r family lifestyles. Features include microwave and self-clea,ning ovens, fireplaces, vault· ed cetllngs, bay windows, bulh·ln wet bars, and many other upgraded de- Cot the Irvine Division of Ponderosa Park Place. an exclusive single-. GOUallET KITCHENS FEATURE a full Homes, builder of tbe popular patio family residential development by complement of bJJill-in appliances Including home community. Ponderosa Homes. Residents of both General Electric "microwave cooking center" The one and two-5tory residences com munit1es have access to a plus self-deaning oven and disposal, Caloric gas include from t,314 to l ,943 square reet clubhouse. two tenrus courts. a swim- corator appointments. · cooktop, and Kitchen Aid dishwasher. There are living space and are priced from mlng pool, therapy spa and tot lot wood paneled 1wninous1 cellinpof" tband ceddredamihc tile $97 ,(90. wttb a wadlq pool. Common areas ... But. ~d\ti0n~tt1.;.v,e•re offe~g· 9~~ rman~. ~el.yQu're deal-mg .atl~ea "( at~.nge from $109,990 to $145,980, that {nd of say;. in&~. lD lptA9r'st .r~~ "\COmes a Tbe mosl popular fioorplan, so far, "Heather'\ which is also the largest home in the development, has at- tracted great enthusiasm fbr its Bonua. Room, which has an optional wet bar. ' countertops. Several P ans 1er e a c arm TllllEE AND FOUR-bedroom, two and the recreation area are pro- of garden planter windows. or 2'h-bat.b noor plans are designed fesslonaUy maintained through the Master ~uites have been created for the very to adapt to varying lifestyles. homeowners association CSee budget diaqecning bu,yer ~ offer a private bath and Couples or siogte persons can enjoy in sales cent.er>. dressing area. Tbere are double all-Ule lavatories homeowner's benefits with aU the To visit this unusa.aJ patio home and certain.plans feature added luxuries lite walk· freedom of renters in a cli.stinctive community in the master-planned . Large enough to accommodate· a pool table or ping pong, the . ~us Room in UH! model home la decorat· ed with zany graphics. ln closets, fireplace, tiled Roman tub wltb easily-maintained one-story model. Village ol Northwood in Irvine, exit "wblrlpool" spa, retreat area or sundeck. where one bedroom can convert to a the Santa Ana Freeway al Jeffrey 'Whee1cbair' Ho~ Applicants Sought den or at-home oUice. Larger Road and go north on Jeffrey to The homes' private patios serve year 'round families are comforta bly accom-Irvine BouJevard. Turn left on Irvine as delightful outdoor living and entertainment modaled in spacious two.story plans to Yale Avenue. then righl on Yale lo THE SELF-CONTAINED com- munity presents a delightful balance of convenience and landscaped beau- areas. Gas and electrical outlets are provided for with a big family room. the sales information center and- the owners convenience A dressing area and sumptuous model complex, open daily lrom 10 W ASHINGTON <AP) -Th ty. Plus, community parks, environ- Veterans Adm•nistrallon wants to mentally protected open spaces, locale veterans who fit into a new bicycle and hiking paths, and a half eligibiUty dassification adopted by acre private park with a "tot lot". Plaza del Sol residents and their guests will ~b:,:a,::lh::_:a:::,:r:..:e:....!:p::a~rt.::.,..:o:.:f_:e::.ac:.:h::...:l::u:.:x..::u.:..:ri::o.::u:.s_.:a~.m~. ~to::..6;:..P~·;,;;;m;,;;;. _______ _ enjoy the community's private recreation area with swimming pool, whirlpool and dressing area. Congress last year for a $25,000 grant Within minutes are beaches, t o buy, bui l d o r remodel '-?rinas, golf courses, famed PLAZA DEL SOL IS located near excellent schools in the Newport-Mesa District and great shopping including the fabulous South Coast Piasa. The San Diego Freeway brings the business and recreational centers of Orange County within easy reacb. ••wheelchair" homes. r~aurants and hotels, major in- The new law extends e ligibility to du~ial complexes, shopping oen- those whose service-connected loss, ters~·bools, tennis clubs, and major or loss of use, of an arm and a leg lra rtation arteries. lncludlng the p.r.ecludes walking wjthout the help of Orao ty A.\.11>0rt. . • ·. br ~~ .. $rutc:b.es,, c ~.ne~ .or: a . . Yi:;it ~hould take uie SaDt8 Ana wbeelchili. The VA is using its com-Freeway 'l Culver Drive then travel ~r baQk. to to a~ identify this · nortty >.. '-Je and a h~i.t. jam: put special groUJ> d sever~ty di.sabled · · lrvltie DO\nyanl, lo th& decqrated To visit the Plaza del Sol saJes center, which is o)>eo ..clai&J' from .. to "to · 6, exit the San Diego Freeway al Fairview, go north one block to South Coast Driye. Tum-rigtJt to•Car~. Jett on Carmel and riibtonSalinas two blocks to'tbe sales center. For further information. call 9'19-2102. veterans. models. Realtors Appoint Manager Desigll for Cash Joel S. Singer h as been named research and economics manager for the 125,000·member California Association of Realtors, according to Senior Vice President Lynn W. Jones II! Singer. who will direcl ~search ,projects for' the $ta~dt! organiza- tion. Is TeS'ponsible for gathering and interpret- ing information on real est at e and economic trends, such as monthly median home price sur- veys a nd studies or the im act or Proposition 13 on local governments. Buyers at Willow Creek in then~ Village of Northwood will be giveh the opportunity to display lheir green' thumbs as lhey vie for best entries and c ash awards in a landscaping contest sponsored by the builder, the Meister Company of Irvine. The front and side yard or each home will be judged and prizes will be awarded ln two categories: $750 for the best non-professionally la ndscaped and/or installed yard and $1,000 fOr the best yard designed and/or installed with the services or a· landscape architect, designer of con· tractor.· · Judging will be based on a total score of 100 points broken down into the following categories: total design -40; design of detail -30 ; suitablll· ty to the environment -20 and degres degree of maintenance -10. Judging will lake place the week of Dec. 4 and winners will be announced on Tuesday, Dec. 12. THE 27-VEA R -old Each tnt.ty will be Judged by a California n ative is a panel of three independent judges p b i Bal a Kapp a composed of two qualified local It r 8 d u a t e 0 r l h e landscape design critiC'S and a reg· University of California, isle}'ed landsciipe architect: · Los Angeles, where he Buyers are now moving into baa received an MA and Willow Creek ancl only st¥ of tbe SS 11 currenlly a Pb.D can-homes remain with three ud four. dldate in history, · bedroom homes priced from $96,400. Model homes are located on Yale A venue between Irvine Boulevard ~nd Bryan Avenue in Irvine. -.... .&&Qon to Open ce in Vista e Orange Coast resident lfamol1 has announced be ,_ b~b·of P .A. Palmer ~le sales in Vista. It will be 1 as Ci~le ff Realty. . IJ1n,aon lbe grandson of San Clemente i er Ote Hanson and the,SOl)·ln·lawNaul A. Palmer, de-veloper of IJdo e. For 15 years, ~managed P. A. Palmer lnc.-..n.d Lido Isle Properties Inc .. f~ •llch bandied resales on Udo and ~~de.· velop. ments in Newpc>rt Beach. Mesa and on the lrvlne:Ranch. Hanado said bis-sona, ery S. "Josh" Hanson Jll. and Ti · Join hill'\ in the.new'Vlsta vellt 9900 as they obtain their brokers• Tobey will become tbe generation of Hansons who hav In tbe real e&tale busine Southern California. C Complete coverage of countr government OU11C1 l:MTl and court•. Every d•J intbe' ... DAILY PILOT Newport Beach ON1HEWATER Dock available. New 2 story custom homes, 4 & 5 bedrooms. 3 & 4 baths. formal dining & breakfast nook. 3 car garages, large closets. pantry. 3 flreplacee. lar~ decks on the water. up- ~r•d.S ~ut. Owner,9....-. fo _ lease only. Call Ltnda Haun. t7'14) 833--1150 .., . . ap.n HoUM, Sat-&ln 11-3 Condominiums and Townhomes From . Most ·recently he~ served as 11 research as· P'Jlll siatant ahd teacblng as- Sc>ciate at UCLA, and he has performed research activities a l Albert- Ludwigs Unjversily in Fr e ibur g, W est Germany, Finally affordable housing is coming to Orange Cou~ty! On Sunflower, between Bristol an~ Fairview ... within walKing distance of Costa Mesa s fantastic South Coast Plaza. ~:-i·HM~::eir~ oumiroos acaaem hdl)on, btcluding Cfwa.. celtor'J DisselUUoD ana Fulbright -Hays fellowships. He Is a member o r the American Historical As· soclaUoo. Singer and bis wife, !Uren, reside In Van Nu ya. The Callfor~la Al· sociatlon' of a.attora 8*rves 11$ bQar.4a or Realtors and inc;tlvldUal memben as the naUoo'a twiest atMe trade ••· SOC I a lion. _tJul!61e1wn·1 i:~ 1hree 6eclroommnilioninies~afa:iiili~=-==~ most booutiful oreo of Oona Poinl. ..,.... - Oceon views available. directly above Dono Point Harbor. Luxury features include: . . PrivatepaUos. ~~ batN, Only Hj homes availabfo, 2 cuunderg.roqnd99C'Urtly ga,.19, Priced f rom.$105,000 200 equare feet ol 1tonge room. · aU ceramic tile kitchen •nd bath, E"cellent financing available. cu.tom wall-tl>"Wall c:arpetlng, IOI intormar/Of'I (7J 4) 661-0652 tinted windowt. lJnu9Ual Medllerranean •rchUectura l d¥lan In • ch.tater c:ollCept. --,~, ... ~ • ••e• jL SUNFlOWER AVE. SAN DfEOO FWY. BAKER ST. Countys Finest Housing Value! 251 t West. Sunflower Ave. Santa AM. C8Ufomta 92704 (714) 557.4800 , . . . . . . . . . DM.YPtLOT ......................... ~ ....... ,., .... ........................ ., ........... -..... . ...,,.. .................. ..,...... .... .... ............ ,....,. ............... .. ~ ............ ~ ...... ., ..... .... bllk•••w.e.' • J don't i lbat ownina ttal eaiate 11 t for e_.y . 1beN b no auch per'IOft aa ao "averac• a..tv_.eetor". • .and there l no 1-..t'b tl\lnt at 1 "Mat" in tment Conaidu what 10U are lrYinl to. •~lab by lo Uaa ud dbc1 lt wttfi competent rMl estate c:ou.uel. 1'lleD declde lf you bdona ID real est.ale. Heft are a few dol Uld ai. \o tonalder WfOre 1CMI lllvett: • DO eona1der tbe e.neets of mhaUoo on your PNHOl Uviq studard. WW your ea.mlqa In· cruse $uffkieully to provido ror the needs of your fiamiiy? Will you be able lo retire comfortably on your savings, pension. profit sharing or Social Sttur1ty income., • 00 know your prffent position t.borouahly. A com pe\enl real tor can help you with lbese r11ures. 0111ee this ls determined. you are equipped to make j~meots relative lo )'OUf' objective, and chart a +se to achieve yoqr goal&. _. * DO tJSE ··LEVEaAGE" intellieenlly. Lf¥erage ls the judicious use or other people's miqbey and one key to successful real estate invest· inf, Fear ol borrowing money to accomplish your plh'pose will limit your opportunities and possibly psevent attaining your objectives. • DON'T pioneer. ll takes too long. Select op- portunities in the path of immediate progress un- less you're so wealthy you can afford a "land bank." • DON'T gamble. Obtain facts. Your counselor will have these facts which are tbe basis for sound projection and judgment of the invest· rnenl. • DON'T become emotional about the proper· ty itself. Pride in the property is the most ex· pensive type of ownership. It blinds one to its true performances and may postpone or prevent reaching your goal entirely. Ukewise, making value ~udgmentsbasedonapersonallikeofdislikeofapro· perty limits maneuverability and can often negate t!Jej.nvestment program. #' • 00 EXAMINE ALL ownership from the af. <teJ.."tax viewpoint. A heavy cash flow can be wiped ouf by taxes. At times, it may be wise to pay out- or .pocket to support a property. It may resuJt in a areal tax savings, converting an apparently poor investment into a very profitable one. • DO learn to recognize competent real estate counselors. Such counsel should be well trained and experienced in the areas where you need pro- fessional help. They should also be versed in what they know, but aware or and very candid about what they do NOT know. They have the good sense to call in special help when needed. They will U5Ually have a team of professional legal and lax counsel available and wilJ consult with them fre· qtJently. They will check any proposed transaction with these specialists prior to finalization to make certain the client benefits to the maximum. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall McCardle is prtaident of the R~ Est<urs; he is obo an cwthor, lecturer and in· atructor. Send your commentl and queUions to Rottd11 ~ordle. cJ.o ~ Daily ~. ~ ~ Bar 1560, Co!ta Me30, CA 92626. Park '47 Project Opening Today ,Park '41, opening today, is expected to attract ~ers seeking close-in location at an affordable price . ... Wllb units priced from SS'l,950, Park '47 is dOSe to South Coast Plaza, Thornton Park and is minutes from the San Diego Freeway. The 1.008 square foot, lwo bedroom, two bath (\Ol\do miniums are clustered around a central patk-Uke area which features clubhouse, swim· ming pool and mature landscaping. AMONG THE PRICE-included features and destgn elements are private patios , custom de- tsigned kitchen cabinetry, air conditioning, formic a butcher block counter tops, a choice of vinyl ~stos tile flooring in kitchens and baths, mir-~d wardrobe doors, walk·in closets, large pan· tries and carpeting and draperies throughout. Also standard are automatic smoke detector alarms, security locks, double studded sound in· ~led walls and lop-of·lhe·line kitchen ap- •QHances and bathroom fixtures. : •. Neil Davis, president of UPI, developers of 'tark '47, stated, "Al $57,950, Park '47 offers <fui'ers who have previously been priced oul of the 'ho..sing market an opportunity lo own an equity- JtrQSlucing, tax sheltered property in an excellent ~lion. Park '47 is close to freeways, schools and ~centers." > LOCATED ON A CUL de sac, Park '47 can be ~ached by taking Bristol Street north off lhe San iego Freeway, then west on Segerstrom, rilhl on aitt, right on Adams, left on Artesia and right on ·<Jen\.ral. : Park '47 sales offices are open everyday but 'Tuesday from 10 a.m. lo dusk . . ~' '1oxgloVe Model J I _ ,ops at lake Park '~ The Foxglove bu beg U.-best-HlDn__ulaaat _ ~ to::-Joa~ 'llirectoT Of a es anifmarlteling for-Avco COmmun-ity r::velopers. In addition, it received a Golden ggel Grand award for design at the 1978 Pacific ast Builders Conference. •: One appreciates the uniqueness or the J'o~glove when stepping onto the ceramic tile ~try and racing the large indoor planter. Volume ts. created in this single story, 1523 square feet, two-bedroom, two-bath home by vaulted ceiling in *e living areas and master suite. .. A CO'ZV INGLENOOI[ with a wet bar, island J«-•t>lace and French doors highllg.hl this plan. The two.:Sided woodbumlng fireplace also serves the Iring room. •: The hexagon shaped kitchen boasts hardwood lebinetry, ceramic We counter tops, refrigerator R• prepared for icemaker, and two Iara• ies. There also is a breakfast nook with cbdoon. ·~ THE MA8TD 8Vtt£ loob out on a private lourtyard betWffD the house and the 1ara1e. A ~e wal.k·ln closet, dresslnl area and double ty in the lavish bath are appeaUna featurel. • • typical buyer of the Foqlove Is a manied under 3:5 years of qe with no children. os uyen have previou.aly owned a sln1le famU,y detached home and have previously lived within U mUes of U,. are1. Newport £ectures Planned A. leclllN c:oun• In real .. ta\eMCVttUtl ud ayiadlcaUoe wm be .of. llNCI 111 NewpOf't Beadl by lhe Real Sttat• Seturiu. and Syndlta· tJon Jnltltute <R~O. an artal.lfag ol ttt. Na· tionel Anoctatlon ot Rttaltora. and the Callfol"Na AaaodaUon ol Realtort. fl ESSI Cow'M I. "A Workshop in Syndlca· lion," will be held 1l the Marriott-Newport Beach Sept. 18-22. The course is designed to serve the educational require· REAL ESTATE Custom Homes A!t Sliow.case • New home buyers can now customlie thei b<>me to virtually thelr heart's content · Showcase Homes ln Irvine's VWaae of North Oepe-'din1 on constructlon statu • homeownen may enlar1e rooms. cbanae celU helshtl and window placement. include additlo nreptaees, wet ban. showers and baths. enl e the driveway anfJ make a host ofDlber customl poss\ bWtles. Probably ~ mott excWnr •inale·famib' · denlial communlly within' Northwood, Sho ase homes offers a uniqao selection'' three-a our· bedroom homes in one-and two-atory conce . In fact. these homes are so •ell planned an lt, · numerous buyers bave ebdlen not to m any struct\ITal chanees t.o the home. PRICED FllOM ttf,N to Sll9,950, homes are strikingly detailed with catbedral ralsed menu of bot.b the pro· o spec ti v e and pro-__ IN_D_l_V_IDU_A_L_STY __ L_E_O_F_FER __ ED_A_T_S_H_o_w_c_A_S_E_H_M_E_S_l_N_l_A_Vl_N_E __ c~ilings. wet ban <some walk-in> wi natural finished, hardwood cabinetry, brick burning fireplaces and custom draperies as well s attrac· live wood silted windows. ~ fessional syndicator. SVCCESSFtJL com· pJetioll of this course fulfills a requirement for the CRSS (Certified Real Estate Securities Sponsor> designation. Registration fee for RESSI members is $295 and $345 for non · members. This fee in· eludes course text, materials, daily lunch and coffee breaks. FOR REGISTRATION forms and further in· rormalion . contact Howard Muter, Real Estate Securities and Syndication Institute, 430 N . Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60611 (312/440-8183). Arter Sept. 2, call Cassy Mason <213 /380-7190) for in- formation concerning space availability. Seaport Offers 'Loft' This Showcase Homes' community lso offers bright kitchens. many wilb breakfas counters. and one with a windowed nook area. ilt-il'I elec· tric double ovens. upper oven self-cle ·na. l!r oven continuous-deaning or built·ln p otless I- lion gas double ovens. a separate ange th choice of pilotless ignition gas or electric d~h wasber and trash compaclOr will make mg A big "loft in the sky" is attracting home buyer attention in the New Bed· ford model ut Homes by Ayres' the Seaport. the new 320-home commuoi· ty which is rising on a picturesque. gently rolling ocean-breeze site across from Rancho La Costa in Carlsbad by the sea. The loft, which has a variety of uses for diff'erent lifestyles, has been suggested as an added bedroom, library, home office, pool table room. sewing areu, TV hideaway or crafts center, according to Heinz Lueck, sales representative for the ocean- close neighborhood. THE NEW BEDFORD model pro. vides three bedrooms, two baths and 1.591 square feet of living area from $82,990. VA terms are available in \he Seaport's third phase. This collection of homes is being • completed currently and occupancy may be planned for the end of Sep· lember. Lueck said. A TOTAL OF SIX floor plans are available at the Seaport with prices ranging from $82,990 to Sl21.990. Prices per square foot have been not- ed for being among the lowest in the La Costa-North County area. To visit the Seaport, exit tbe San Diego Freeway at La Costa Avenue and drive east to El Camino Real. then north one-half mile to the site on the ocean side of El Camino Real. Models are open daily from 10 a.m. ( L. M. BOYD ) and cleaning chores a snap. SET ON POOL·SIZED lots, the . featured with front yard landscaping a spnnkler systems as well as enclosed rear ya Tne onsite sales office ls open Uy from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. with represent es of Kurth. Anable & Associates, Inc., exclusi sales agent on the premises. To reach Showcase Homes · orthwood, take the Santa Ana or San Diego r ys to Culver. exit· ing north. Continue on to and tum right. Follow Bryan to the new m complex. deeorated by Vicki Welch of Modem I INFORMS In the JAILY PILOT I "'" If you can't remember the last time $57.950 bought a luxurv condominium with a decent address. remember Park ·47 opens August 26. Spacious 2 bedroom/2 bath condohomes nestled on a Quiet shaded cul de sac. SecondS from South Coast Plaza. schoolS and job. A mem- orable oppertunitv for vour moving up to eQUitv owner- ship without getting huno up $519SO on price. That's Par1c '47. For· oet it. and vou mav regret it I sates Office: C714> 557·3432 I , • # * • • • • • # 4' • -_. • < 'f r" ~.., ••-. -., , # _.. • # ; • -.. -._ -• .. ,. ' ,. ' . . . .. NATIONAL Nation? NKW YORK IAP>-lf a vam· pi~ ind u tt.1t.c:h1 dhco \uno ran 1.-ll Nt"W Yc)tlt, C'lU~ lht-Y prddl• Amt-r1c.• too" Tht• Ut'ff . ot lhf' Nl'W York Stult• <:~m~ of Cocnm r~·· "I Line New \'orlt" e MP• IJ' ha~ prump(ttd many to aatc ii a trotl.ar Ct'lt·Vtl't-00 t'Qmmerclal C'.tn b4' m ndft for ttw •nU~ n1t· lion •·THU 'S a \lJ. Y oi prot>.. lt'm tn W.r11by,atoo ~y don't knuw ho'A tmportant r~reegn touttst.6 11rc." so•d W1Ulam S Ooylt', d\•puty ('(lmml ton« of the s t.th• Chitmb~r ot Cam mt-rte • Tht-n hould be a Bt•rlln 11rht\. in N.'\'fr'$e We hou)d bl> n\-lnJ( ~pJe Jn Ten perct'nt of thl' trndl' de/1c1t is for loura~m U S touni.ts ~pend more ouu1dt> the country thJll foreign &.wrul!> :spend 1o.s1de. "We're JU.\t doing nothing to advertise ourselves outa1de the country ·· The New York campaign is based around four s imple words: "l Love Nt'w York " THERE UE SEVERAL ads being alred. The Broadway show tour commercial fe1&tures mem- bers or iM casts or ··A Chorus Line." "The Wit." "The Gin Game." ''The King and I." "An· nie.'' '"GN.>ase." "The Magic Show" and "Chapter Two" sing. ing the uptempo tune by Steve Karmen. "I Love New York." Frank Langella appears lust tn his role of Dracula. He swirls has cape in billows o ( mist and intones in the full force or Traosyh••aia: ·:1 Love New Yort -eepeeiall1 ja Ute 6ef-fen· ing" Since the ad was ai'red in Pebruary, attendance a l Broadway shows has climbed 20 percent with $2.9 million in ticket sales. Doyle said. And hotel occupancy in the city in- c re asl."d 10 3 P<'rcent in May, compared with Mayo( last year. THE SfATE HAS three com· mercials touting travel upstate There's one for water, one for wilde rnt-ss and one for the st<1te itself. And tourism is booming in the stJte. Doyle said. . "Tounsm in New York had been stagnant -Oat. for over a decade," he said. "New York didn 'l have a map, let alone a package or an ad. The stall" never promoted itself. .. , n 1976, our budget for tourism was $200,000. Now it's up to SlO million " THE U.S. TR.\VEL Service m;.11ntc.iin!.. howl'V<.'r. that an ad cump:ugn proclu1ming love for tht• U S. will not work. "There are s bc diHerent m:.1rkt'~. with different spending putterns. ~ind tourists who come ,1t different times of the year," a ~pokcs pl'rs on s aid. ·'Our philosophy is to ta ilor our pro- motions to ('ach market. We huvl" ofricl•S in Canada, Mexico, . Japan. the United Kingdom, West Germ;.my and FrancC'." But Ooyle. a former Chase :\1 anhallan Bank vice president in chargl' of marketing, said he wil l co ntinue l o lobby in Washington for an "I Love the U S "cci mpaign. "JOHNSON AND NIXON both called for spending more monl'y on rore1J?n tourism. but Congress 1~n ·t interested." ht· said. "The tourism business is so fragment· <.·d Thl're·s no clout You can J!l't ranancmg for grain, but not ror promoting tourism lo get those doll<.1rs m " Doyle said the ad will begin appl·armg in areas outside the ~orthe;1st later this summer. ~ome airlines will begin using the "I Lovt' NC'w York" spots bl'fore flis:tht movies. And. com· mt'rcrnl movie houst·s plan to in· M'rt the• commercial with other shorts. he said PenraltPosea 'Tht•sf! four cheetah cubs at th<: Cincinnati Zoo at first ~ ... ~m ~ol<·mn us thl'.Y pasc for u group portrait -and then thl'y look o\·4!rJoyed by the :>itualion. The cubs. born J~ :.>. ire not on public dlspluy. Special Events 10-4 Day to Mark CB's 20th Birthday WASHING TON CA I» Thl' CB industry is pl<.1nning ;.i major celebration this foll on CB n1d10'.s 20th birthday. Dubbed 10-4 Day, the celt'brntion iJi planned Oct. 4. complete with a cake cuttinl? on Capitol Hill. gubernatorial proclamations. the opening of a traveling CB museum on the West Coast and special sales by CB manufocturc•rs and retailers. "THE FEDF.R.\L Com- munications Comm i!>s1on established the Class 0 ICBl Radio Service m 1958. und s mc1.• that time d ose to 14 million licenses have been issued. over 20 milliO" CB users have Joined the service and over 30 million CB radios have been sold." not- ed industry officia l J o hn SodoJski. Sodolsld is vice president of the communications d1v1s1on of the Electronic I ndustrat's As s oci a tion. a tradt• g roup representing CB manufacturers that is ~ponsoring th<.' cC>lebra· tion. The most widely known of the so·called 10 codes ofil'n used in radio transmiss ion. 10·4 acknowledges receipt of a message or means affirmative in response to a question M.\NY CB R.\DlO <.'quipment maunufacturers and de<1lers are expected to hold sales and offer s peci al me rchandising pro· gra ms t o help c e le hralt•, Rosenker said. The EIA 's 10·4 Day officially begins in Washington. where a birthday cake will be cut in thC' Capitol Hill orftce of Chairman Lionel Van Deerlm of the House communications s ubcommittee Later an the day, the state of Illinois will be honored in Chicago for its l'arly recognition of the public ~;afcty aspects or CB radio and for being the first state to institute a National Emergency Aid Radio program that uses federal funds to pro· mote use of CB radio for emergencies and motorist aid. THAT NIGHT. a traveling CB mus eum exhibit wall b<.' in- uugurated at UC Berkeley. ft is sponsored by the E IA, lh<.' FCC ( CBCll4.TFER J and tht• university's Lawrence II all of Science. The exhibit will travel to 11 s c i ence and technology museums across the nation dur· ing the next two years. Forecasting Of Weather Won by Hare MOSCOW <AP> -Peasants in the Byelorussian village of Nov· y ask I in the western So vi el Union know for sure that if a certain hare beats a roadside stump with his paws, it's going lo rain . This weather rabbit never makes a mistake, according to the Soviet news agency Tass. which says he warns the peasants several hours in ad· vance of the downpour. "The hare appeared in the village several years ago." Tass said. "He quickly became ac· customed to pe0ple, living now al one farmstead . now at another . Whenever he wants some carrots he drums window panes with his paws." Byetorussiao wologists regard such communication between a hare and humans as "extremely rare," Tass reported. "Some old wome n in the village, .. Tass said, "earnestly be,lieve that-the bare gives the peas ants weather forecasts bC'c<.iuse he is grateful to them for the carrots they give him during the hard times in winter." Inventor Gets a Head - • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D &Mdly, AUQUlt 'n. 1978 DAIL V PtLOT • J Th• 81gO••t Martcetplac:e on the Orange Coa•t . DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You cari Sell It, Find ft, Trade It With • Want Ad [842-5878) ......... set ....... We ............... ,. ....... ,.~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ••• ca •• ,.. I 002 a....... I 002 r. ... ,.. I 002 ,. ... ,,.. • 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE Over 2000 sq . ft. of s~cious living on a lavishly landscaped lot. s Bedrooms, 2 fireplaces and ready to move in. $126,SOO. COSTA MESA 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath home in Eastside Costa Mesa on Alva Lane. Quiet and seclude<i. Just reduced to$95,7SO. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY NEWPORT HTS. 3 Bdrm .• l 'lt baths . POOL home. Swedish ftt>IC .. hdwd. Ooors ; re· cently updated: good atorage area. Large cor- nel'lot. Call lo see! "C11 THOMAS REALTOR 2Z4 W. Coaslffwy. N'pt. Beach 548-5527 ,_...._..,Motte•: IEST RACH IUY .... CAMEO SHOIE~UXUIY . Private double door entry to large secluded fountain, pool & patio area. • Dramatic & s pacious ocean view living room. Large paneled. formal dining room overlooking pool & fountain. Gi>urmet chef's kitchen bas' it alJ ! View family room hosts pool table· and bltn s t er eo s~ste m. Luxurious & lavish master wmg and bath -ocean views also! 2 Mo~. s pacious bedrms & den or study with bltn bookshelves. Laundry & sewing room. Storage beyond belief. Private beaches. Call today ror private showing. · 673-8550 ln~cottOMAO&MAI COOLPOOL HOMl+IMCOME w/4 Br. RV access on Mee Redllced .. · • tree Uned street. No to -st 000 down VA. low do FHA. -• Hurry. you'll be tn the South ol Bayside .. A rare s un by the pool and surrrlstngly w /ownership peace or s p a c o u s 3 mind. orrered at $63,500. bedroom +den. 2 story 540-•666 home. PLUS a never 'l• ~ cant roomy rental. Pvt flf ltelc*lll financing provided al substantial savings lo buyer. All real estate advertised Reduced lo $139.SOO. _.;;;=======- 10 this newspaper lS sub-Remodeled. cement --. CAMYOH REAL ESTATE Cal for details 644-7211 ject to the Federal Fair block. 3 BR home. Full -Housing Acl of 1968 R-2lot. OpeoSat/&in l ·S & D0aAD0 which makes it Illegal to S063Stb St .• NB SeC'urity gates . pool advertise "any pre· Bryant Wiest, Rltr jacuzzi & tennis. A dis-rerence. limitation, or 645-2425 tinctlve townhouse in en· t,. ... /Jn NIGfl C.AIU Y \ discriminaUoo based on ---------t vlous location. Glass, _______ _ race, color. religion. sex. ·-------• !~arecoam . .:'!.l~la view of 3 BR 2 BA. Npt Hgts., we. A55lJ(IAf[':j or nationaJ origin, or an \I.., ·-..., intention to make any IRYIME S1Z1,000. such preference, limit.i· MOY! IN TODAY tion. or discrimination." IO Hwftage CHarihlcJe This newspaper will not rark Ea1U 2 II ReaJ&tate knowingly accept any toM•atlM Gt'fft loco-HORSE PROPERTY advertising for real ti-. Mew & •acmt. 2 Yrs new & this beauty estate which is in viola· s..t.lt .. often. Afl, needs an owner. 3 Br. tionorthelaw. 673-4417 Micki•. +boous room, zoned for •_-a.a._ 652 & 2323 2horseson a ~ acre view .__x lot. No down. no closmg BRO RS: AcherliHn costs to VETS. Offered at • ________ , $74.900 ._.. clMdl tltftr ods 540..3666 daily CIRd report ..-. TWO UNITS ron '-clatety· The On R·2 lot. "'-block to DAILY P.ILOT ._a beach in Newport. $139,500 Including the labilty for .... first .. land! flfltelc-.11 RE AL ES!AH corNd IMerlicM OlllJ. 673-3663 642·22531-'=======;... associated PANORAMIC VIEW A home as individual as you are · is selectively located in prest1g1ous •••••••11••••••••••••••• Cowan Heights. This 4 Gwraf I 002 bdrm. 3 ba home w /3 85..(1tooER S ~F_l\ ... ,....~5 ,, ... ~ '111 ~ l , • bt-' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------· rrplcs has an unmatched GOLLY! This 3 bdrm. I =11, ba home, has everything. Super clean. Move right in. Come & see Open House Sun. 124: 30. 952 Joann St. C.M. Agt. Bob Chamberlain, 548-8651 NEWPORT IEACH IA YFllOHT Spectacular Cottage Condominium. Single story. luxurious ly remodeled by Deane. Shake roof; handsome paneling & wood moldings; all new kitchen. A spacious, dramatic 3 BR. 3 bath residence w /walled swimming pool. A jewel at $475,000 incl. land. OPEN SAT & SUN l ·S P.M. 1311 BAYSIDE DR. CDM. (Q-123) panoramic view Open House Sat & Sun. 1671 Sirrine. 7~1501 e2 Walker C Lee Real &late 38R I :v.BA Monticello twnhse. CM. $63.900 4-plex. CM, two 2's, lwµ 3's, Sl65.000. 642-llSS CHOOSE! IWffSCOHDO ott • .:; WESTCLIFF EST A Ti SOPHISTICATED J BR tn level. many extras. OR \... CHARMING 3 BR. 1·a.l Rm, large yard. sun room.etc. $60.000 Neat. clean & comfy f~. ly home. Very well main· l81Jled. Close lo schoOlS & shoppmg center. Make your ramily happy! Show them this beauti/ul home! 646-7711 ~ Walker & Lee Real Estate · Cathy Schweickert or Larry Dyer 642-8235 642-8235 901 Dover Drive 644-6200 Hartlcw View Center BkJ Can'l°n 6 Thot~!~~;m~!~~:cUe WE ARE PLEASED TO HAVE J UST LISTED 2 OF THE MOST POPULAR DEANE MODELS rN THIS LOVELY GOLF ORIENTEO COMMUNITY! #5 RUB FONTAlNBLEAlJ, TH_i DRAMATIC "MONACO." 3 -----ftlioM .. CAY I. f'Ol4M----- 4 0 ._,,,.. .... 6~ -ch below IO ....... 6 Shrodder tQ. _fl~lµtionize Salad Bars?_ =~ .. W:dk.. ~·n~ o1 SAT.JN1tSTAP) -FiT'Stihvas agficttltttl"ftt-lfJVelJtlmm and TR&' F&alft.Y ~:.::te:ttuc:e:-J~2-f ? f T 0 I J Eli Whitney and the cotton gin. plans on adding number 13 -for then slides down into giant tubs r -f r t I 1 then Cyrus McCormack and the the shredder -in a few months. of cold water which cleans the BDRMS .. 2'h BATHS, FORMAL DINING ! ELEGANTL DECORATED lN SOFT NEtITRA.t.. TON &S. LQV ELY POOL, AC~;~!~~~~I~S~X~lCAi[:TiEnni.~~~~ LAR~~.;.- IN MASTER SUITE I $385,000. r eaper. Now, David Cayton is H e drives 70 miles each mom· vegetable and reduces its lem· I H A L A D t I seekinl{ his place in agricultural ing through lettuce fi elds. and per a lure to an idea) 34.35 1 I I" I I I history -wilh the lettuce shred-talks about his favorite vegeta· degrees. • . . . . . . - der. hie the way Tommy Lasorda lt may not rate a pa5e next to talks about the Dod0 ers. Aft h. th I tt · I C U S R E A I D er was mg, e e uce IS 5 s I I r I I Cy and Eli in sixth gra e history spun·dried, much like household . _ _ _ . . . texts, but Cayton·s brainchlld is "I LOVE LETrUCE. There laundry, then dumped onto causing a stir in a booming are no negatives with it. It's not tables where packers stuff it into I N E E K A W I n muat be very dleooura- s alad bar business as more and high in cholesterol. and it's very sacks that are in turn placed in 6 I' I I J I' glng to malnl.nct Chin ... more Americans discover the nutritious. ll doesn't plug up special styrofoam boxes. . . . _ _ . to ttnow that In •Pitt of •II JOYS of menllessness. your lungs. It's delightful to cut. f the proorese they'v. meide, I'm a blg lettuce eater." ONLY TWO HOURS at most ,i.-.. .... 0_1....-M..,.Y_,,A_W ...... -t A,,,...lcan• are 1tlll •ting s 0 M E I N D v s T a y 0 , To spread his product to the elapse from the lime the lettuce 7 . I' I I I I . more --than they fir1als su,y the shredder Ls the masses. Cayton came up wtth a Is plucked In the field to when it .._.._..._....._....__.__, .,... #15 RUE FONTAJNBLEAU, THE HIGHLY-DESIRABLE l ·LEVE'J:, ··DOVER," 2 BDRMS., 2 BATHS, FORMAL DINING RM. OR DEN! JUST FRE.5HLY REDECORATED THRUOUT, LOVELY OCEA}'-/ VIEW! $257,500 BOTH OF THESE EXCEPTIONAL. PROPERTIES WILL BE OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1 TO 5. PLEASE CALL 640.QOO FOR ADMmANCE THRUTHEGATE. : I biggest boon since Thousand process that works like this: is loaded on trucks for delivery I rt E E T o o I ~s~:3: orr::l~~~ 2:ned~s:= da5:~:e :~. 1o":~~d br;~in: ~~t:::8:.~:·1~c~i':,T~~~°!t~ I I r' I I' I ! ~;..: ::.~;::: entlrt>lY fro~occry shelves ln and delivered to a processlna os soon u it iS picked. 8 ._ __ -flil:~ ~l~~·.:ir~=.l'd":J ,:~~~ , ~::~~ =· ~~:sd:i';J!: C•flon said hia p...... ·=-r r r r r r r r r r r I .tUSOClt\Tq o~;ft~:S 1!t ~~P~t1:~0:0:~ :~:c:;"!~ncoC::vet~:r 1~!~~ceo~~ ~~;sr:h';~t~':~'u~ fr!st5 udp"ro 9.:J I f I I I I • I f I l I I eoo Newpon Center Orlv. • ~ ~ew~·~,~~~ ~~~~tm.~~ ~~~U~p~~JL __ i~~~~·~~~-~m~·~A~•~·~·~·~~~~~~·~~~~·~~~a~o~a~o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ducer. He bolds 12 potent.a for shredder. perly ....._ -------------.-.-.,..-...---·-·-·--·· ................ -, .. #, ......... .._'Iii ~ .. ~ ......... . ~,.. . "'., .. . -, . .. .. . . . -.. . . Wll'tt ... e .. ....C.I IMCH MST nMI QIONU•• Exquls t Col al tn Dov bores: TerraN u.epe l d to Drivate while &andy beach. Cannell 4t Chafftn I ca.nee ln deror and custom-era.fled rurnlture for authentic cla11lc atm . TWo mast~r BR suit plw a tamUy bdrm . 4 baths " den SH ao,y Ume. Call now. locl. furniture and f\tmLshln& . sras.ooo. ... CYM TOWMMOMl-l14t,IOO The most beautiful Oakcrest f odet we h v seen! Completely uparaded & wonderfuJ locatlon Parquet Ooors in entry hall. din!ng rm & kitchen, an extra window in LR, shutters etc. Extra lge ~tio. 2 Bdrms. 2 baths. 7 I SIA ISL.AND O& SAT /S4ail 1.S:JO J4~ ~ -YWW U4t.OOO The only "Sea Breeu~" model on market! B:rand New too! 3 Bctrms;-- family rm formal dining rm & 2~ baths. .F\Jlly landscaped. automatic sprinklers. air-cond, plumbed for jac'-tui, luxurious cptna. mirrored wardrobes. beaut. light fixtures. Gate guarded area so call for apJ)Ointment. See any time. 5 JITTY DllYI SAT /SUH t-5210 116 CYH TOWMNOMI U lt,SOO Golf course view from this spacious 3 bedroom 21h bath El Dorado model. Large kitchen with eating area, formal dining room, patio. First .phase. Lovely area offers security, sennis.pool & jacuui. You'll love it! ~· CANYON ISi AMO ~T /SCM 1-1:30 ! WESTCUFF-S I 79, too Walk to Mariners Park & Westcliff .;Plaza from thi s meticulously • maintained 4 bedroom & family rm ·home. Beautiful large master suite in ,.soft colors. Inviting front slate walk with gate, splendid landscaping, oversized garage and room for pool. 1915 M•IUMllS DI. SAT/5'»f l·S:JO J ... Olt ESTATE -OCEAN VIEW MONARCH 14 Y TllUlACE -$215,000 Make your grand entrance by driving thru the wide gates to this charming .. modern 4 bedroom home. Large ~private courtyard with lovely pool & jacuzzi. Huge living rm. family rm 4'12 baths. Near shops & beach. Vacant. See any time. Phone now. llYIME TIUACI -SllS.000 Fantastic panoramic view of bay. • ocean & Catalina. Located on one of best streets. 2 Bedrooms plus maids • bdrm & sitting rm, family rm & =formal DR. Lovely pool. Vacant See any time. Phone now. ~ WESl.IY H. TA noa co. • 2 I I I S. Jooqllill Hila Road : NEWPORT canu. N.I. 644-4t I 0 BEST IN BLUFFS FASULOUS NEW USTIHGS I-UY&. IEAUTY. $127,5001 End unit, • first time offered; 3 BR, 2 ba., lovely • greenbelt. like new. won't last! 1 ., O,.EM l·S 2300 VISTA HURTA 4 II. M'LAM Ever so rare. 2200 sq. ft. end unit, bay view, better than new! Finest quality; 2'h ba., fam. rm., 'form . din .. large priv. patios. Lease/option. $198,500 ONM 1-S 440 VISTA P41ADA ftl-LEVB. R.ft.At£.r\_ \\unit. 2 BR, fam. • rm .• 2150 sq ~ ~-<enbelt, bay view. $157.500 ~ LUSE: Big E-Plan on bluffs. end unit. panoramic water view ; 3 BR, fam. _ rm .• 31h ba., huge encl. patios. 2200 sq. ft. $900 Mo. Near pool. HELEN B. DOWD IULTOlt IMC. •44-0 IJ4 B41 Cangon :· "RIST TIME OFFOED" .EI__-_-. COATS & WALLAC E ---.:T REAL ESTATE , INC. ' " , 11,-.-.111 1t1""l'l\H1 .tk~l ~t '10 '.tlt•:ti ·u:.·1 WI' .!Hit l'lh1 DWI M.T BEACH HM ON ESTATE SIZm LOT Thi& 3 Bdrm home features f amlly room & remod led kitchen . Surrounded by park·Hke grounds. Boat or rec vehicle parklna ! $102,500. c• .... Hl-4414. . TOPLESS!! Playboya or pl•ysirls, this is It ! Unbel evable. Bike lo beach from this hom which bu. lapping 1ize new pool plus pa. plu Jog to park around the <'Orner. Cao 't be lapped for $93,500. See for yourself, Ulllt •• 962-4414. BIG JOHN ''SU" This 1s the best 2 Bdrm, den home in J asmme Creek. Close to clubhouse. tennis, greenbelt, at the end of cul de sac for only $225,000. When Big John s peaks, we listen. c• 640-6161. NEW LEASE ON UFE Newly redecorated 3 Bdrm. patio home for only $550, close to S. Coast Plaza. ~640-6161. SPACIOUS MESA VEIDE! Oversized lot with room for children, g arden & play. All this with a 4 Bdrm home. Close to shop&, schools, churches. Priced at only $86,950. ''RECONDITIONm" In ••LiJce new" condition -great 3 Bdrm. 1 bath home in Costa Mesa. New on the market. Great starter home! New carpets. drapes, paint, etc. Only $68,500. Hurry on this one. c• 546--4141. Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Huntington Ocach ·N e w port Beach 63' BAYFRONT, NEWPORT EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING Newport's finest condominium on fee land. Spacious. luxurious & richly appointed. Private brick enclosed garden entry. Sweeping 63' deck. w/bay view from all living areas. Master suite w/fireplace, French door s & windows . Imported wallpapers. hand painted ceramic tiles. Decorated in exquisite taste by one of Newport's finest designers. For the discriminating buyer. 1317 a.,.w. Dr • 675·3411 l. l : SK .. RE :\ L ·r Y a ./ 11 i111 /J I in J... ~~ .'i" n C<1. 2515 E. Coo!>t Hwy. Corono dt>I Mor CAMEO SHORES 4525 CAMOEH DR. ~ SUM. 12·6 Glamorous & dramatic 3 bdrm., 4 ba. dining rm. & den home overlooking elegant pool & patio on ocean view sid e! $489,000. Land incl. 201 MILFORD DR. O,.EH SUM 12·5 JUST LISTED Custom 3 bdrm.. 2 ba. canyon home. In xlnl cond. ! Steps to beach. Priced to sell, $259,900! EXCLUSIVE Our largest! 4 Bdrm .• 4 ba .• fam. + din. rm .. ocean view pool home. Price red.! $435,000. WHm WATER VIEW 3 Bdrms., 3 ba. & study. din. rm .. pool, jacuzzi. 2 bars, cabana & waterfall! $565.000 -Fee. * RICH REAL TY * MICRO.MINI FARM SIT DOWN Lo down·terms-$66.000. less than rent, 3 Br. l~• Vi rb •·Lid b I ba. F. Dt R, dbl gar, 1ew o ay"' o as n, paUo. shed. All nu in· like new small 2 BR 2 BA l /ext. Terrific invest. home on l&r1e lot. "S.A.Gardens" 2033 $159,500 I Greenville, S.A. Close to Callownr/agt.646-8811 all. So. Cs t Plaza. 642-77-43 Bkr/Owner Breadmoar Home NEW -VIEW -CdM DUPLEX ~~~~RVLY"~ ~ ~ lBUL.YONEOFAlf!NO _ .. RM;-; FORMAL DININtrRlC, ,__~xa..-n tffti1 ly-wuod s htilg~d3 SI NOLE LEVEL HOME ON LUSH & bedroom, 2 bath f ronl collage with ~ "MANICUAEo•• GROUNDS. TOTALLY custom brick walkway, cozy : DECORATED BY .. NOTED DES10NER". woodburning fireplace surrounded • 8EAUTIFUlLY IMJNTAINED i-HIGHLY by beds of colorful bouquets of •RESPECTED. ADULT OCCUPIED a IN flowers. Decorator-perfect 2 • ,_ 0 O £ L HOME co No 1 TI o N. bedroom. 2 balh back unit elates CERTAINLY THIS PRESTIGE COM· pride of ownership. Skylighting, • 'MUNITY'S FINEST OFFERING AT 'beamed ceiling and a very .i310,ooo. EXCl.USIVELY OFFERED BY accommodating wetbar w/plush fireplace. Enjoy a fantastic view of the bay and ocean from the upstairs owner unit. CdM 's very bes t. $239.~. 675·2311 s"«M.ASS HU. -Just Ub a model. New Bedlord plan. pool. bay le ocean view. 21 .... ,...,. 1498.000. See Marilyn Kershner. CE 111111 ILlllS' CD .. ovtR 50 YEARS OF SERVICE llDUCID CDM-lrvine Tenace Lovely 2 Bedroom + Den. ln Park·L1ke Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Den Can Be Converted To 3RD Bedroom . Great Open Friendly Feellng. Sl65.000. ~ Wal km t: I trn Realbtate TUITLI IOCS -Broadmoor II Plan. • BR &c Fam Rm. view. 2 Sys CrHll. SlM.900. See Bob Hall. IPYM.UI MU. -Just listed. check this! Fabulous 2 story, • BR. Fam Rm, game rm. pool. 14 M I• ler· $389,000. See Becky Hawkins. HAllOI YllW HILLS -Best of condition, 4 BR. ocean & bay view. ttt4 SH L ... S215.000. See Jim Sadler. 11..-S' FINIST Lovely • Bdrm. + Fam.lb' Room Home In A Great FamJJy Area. 2~ Baths, Carpeting. Formal Dininc Room. Community Pool. Built ln Kitchen. Mountain View. $14~.000. llG CAMYOM -Hard to find 3 BR. golC course & ocean view. 1225.000. HUGI LOT Charming Cu.stom Home With 4 Bedrooms. Den With Brick Fireplace. Completely Remodeled Kitchen. Huge Swim Poot AJl This With A Barn And Corral For Your Horses. Even Room For A Tennis Court. Only SlB0.000. .. ' DmBt DllYI macnab/ irvlne realty **OPEN SUNDAY** llG CAMYOM TOWMHOME Brand new McLain Oakhutst Plan golf course home w /2 BRs. 2 baths & camel-colored cpl. Lots or upgrades for the low price of $140,000 ree. OPEN 11 A.M.·2 P.M. 38 SEA ISLAND. <Q·19> 1730 GALAXY DI. OPEH 1-5 P .M. Flexible 4 BR. 31,; bath Ivan Wells home. Extra·lg. rooms + exceptional views across Upper NeWl)Ort Bay. Reduced to $310,000! <Q·80 > SPECTACULAR!! 4 BR pool home w /one of the best vtews on the market today ! AND wait lil you bear the price -you·d better see this one today -l·S PM. ll33 WHITE SAILS WAY. HARBOR VIEW HlLLS <Q·SU THE COOL OF THE CANYON Elegant. private & totally upgraded El Dorado -a visual deligbt from enll')' to luab patkle. 3 BRs -formal dining. Pool. jacuzzi. tennis + aecurit1 offer«! at $165.000. OPEN 1-S P.M. 11.4 CANYON ISLANO. BIG CANYON. <Q.82> CANYON & CATAUMA VIEW Pror. decorated Cameo Highlands home that has a light. airy feelini;?. 3 BRs, den, dining area + pool secluded in low mainl. courtyard. Walk to 3 privattt beaches. S2l0.000. OPEN 1·5 P.M. 615 ROCKFORD. <Q.83> NEWPORT llEACH UMDER SIS0,000!! Tip-top shape! Better than new! Well·buill 3 BR + den home W/new kitchen. cpts & drps. Hand.some bnt rplc. in spacious living rm. Move in before school begins! OPEN 1·5 P.M.1618 MARINERS DR, BAYCREST. !Q·841 VILLA IM DOVER SHOIES Look thru French doors to the City of Newport a blue Pacific. A family home wtunique custom conslr\lclion & perfection in every detail. 5 BRs, famlly rm. formal dining, master BR wtfplc. wet bar. 1439,750 fee. OPEN 1·5 P.M. 1226 POLARIS DR. <Q.~> WEST CUFF 4 BRs + family rm. Sl49,SOO. OPEN 1·5 P.M 1508 DOVER DR. <Q·86> UDO ISLE 3 BR. 2 bath w/Old World beams. OPEN l·S PM. 133 VIA WAZIERS. C~87> HARIOI VIEW ICMOU. 3 BR Cape Cod. Sl81.000. OPEN J.4:30 P.M. 2701 tllLLTOP. <Q·88> HAUOI VIEW HOMES Carmel model w /vlew. OPEN 12·S P.M. 2431 PORT WHITBY. CQ.89> HARIOR VIEW HOMES Highly upgraded Monaco. St77.500. OPEN l·S P.M. 1843 NEWPORT fflLLS DR EAST. <~901 CDM IA YFltONT 3 BR contemporary. $399,000. OPEN 2·5 P.M. 1915 BA VSl DE DR <Q·9l > SO.OF HWY. 3 BR. den. family rm. $259,500. OPEN l·S PM. 322 POINSETTIA, COM . <Q·92> SPYGLASS 4 BR. den & bonus rm. OPEN l·S PM. :WO OCEAN BJRCH. <Q-93> TUlnllOCIC -t RR + den .Wurel. Sla9.95&. -(»»gN 1-S P .M. as -lb\~ ----- **CALL TO SEE** UDO ISi.i IA YFltONT HOMI Just Ii.sled! 75' or bayrront w1pler Ir 11lp for 90' boat. Superbly bulll older home -slnale level w/4 BRs. 3 baths. 11. ramlly rm & living rm + muter suite. High ceilings -veey sunny & open. Approx. UOO sq C\ • Unusual extras + pool! Boat locker basement• Air cond 1 A must see! Jean Dal~ 642·8235. (Q-95> SEAVIEW New Bedford Model An excellent loc1Uon + .i fanla11tJc view. 4 BRs, ramlly rm. a1l hl&bl.Y uplJ'aded Ir decorated In earth tones. Luah landscapln1 w1auto. sprinkleni. $279,500 {ff. Sandie Fix &«·6200. <Q-M> WHU .. ~ Lave 1n STYLE! Ofte.of·•·kind J BR bome feawres a world of li&bt. space I& creeaery + the wat11lUl of earth tones Ir wood. EJicellent WestclJrf localion. Sl7%,500. Jane Frazee 142-8235. c Q.97) MOYI IM IB'Oll SCHOOL STAa'TS Fabulous ramUy borne -4 BRa. II. family rm wlfpk as beamed ceW.np In dinin1 rm. HUGE bid yard + lovely side patio. Appt. only. S285.000. Barbara Wlnaale 642·8235. (~981 SPECTACULAR lllCll RONI'! Pres tigious Dover Shores area! CustocJ'r single·story lrad1Uooal w/3 lg.· BRs incl. plush master suite. 2~ baths: den & wet bar: formal dining ovetlooks private walled yard w/space for pool Ir JacUlli : gated patio entry. SJS0,000 fee. Schweickert/Halderman MZ-8235 <Q·99) CUSTOM IA YROMT Elegant. beautifully built s BR on tM Bay. Brlr. carden entry to kton' entry. French doors In brin1 rm ~ family rm to lg. brk terrace + pi~ Ir slip. M..-nceni formal dining rm + st!Miy wtpriva .. entruce. SSM.OQQ leasehold. Barbara Aune 642-823S. <~LOO• U ... IAY llAUTY-Sl,t,000 Light as airy 2-story garden home prof. decorated fr featuring solid rosewood ramily rm. 3 oversized Bfts. lovely terraced. no-care gardens + used brick patio. Joyce Edlund642·~. 1~1011 MEW umMG IM CAMEO ...... ANDS Super orean view! Single-story home reatunn1 3 BRs. formal dlnJng rm. ramily rm. alarm syslem ... fi. courtyard wtroom for pool. SUS.000 fee land. Donna Godshall 644-6200. c Q-l021 OMTHEIAY Elegant 2 BR. 2 bath apt. in the prestigious Vista del Lido adjacent to Lido Village shops & restaurants. Lovely vtews in all directions! Fulr security. pool " possible boat sUp. '289,000. Marth& Macnab 642-8235. cQ-1031 BIGAMT llG CANYON Lovely end·lmit wtrront row aotf course view for the discriminating buyer looking ror better than average style " locaUoo. 2 lg. BRs + den Ct formaJ dlmna. 2·car garage. 1239.SOO. Jane Paquin 642·8235. c~lOC1 BUOY UFI AT THI IEACM Newport Shores 3 BR + conv. den home w/2 brick patios offers you the best 1n •·fun·ln·the-sun .. Uvlnf. Walk to ocean or comm. pool & tennis court. Sll9.500. Appl. only. Dona Chichester 642·8235. < Q· lOS > llAMD MEW IM SEAYllW Beautiful ··New Bedford·· model w1rantasUc ocean Ca night Ught view. Single·t1tory w/4 BRs. famJly rm & dining rm. Never occupied! S287,000. App't onJy. Doona Godshall 644-6200. c Q· 1061 A CAMEO SHORES IEST IUY 4 BR. 3 bath. dining rm "den homf! w1full ocean vlnr from bvtni areas Walk to 3 private beaches. Chlldren·s wing opens to lg. pool-size yard. 1289,SOO. Maxine Williams 642·8235. 1 Q 107 > THERE'S OML Y OME llG CANYON! Who could ask ror more• A deUghtfuJ 4 BR. :1 bath qualily·bwll Broadmoor home• Security PLCS tn the guard-1atoo community. centrally located near all the amenities of Newport -for 1425.000. Lynne Valentine 844.QOO; IQ !OBI LIDO ISLE Desirable location on Via Hovtt Lg rooms Incl ramdy rm. 4 BBs. S®er kitchen w/C.J.and.. ch®P~ bJoclr. & spaclOIU 1Ued_ ~IJ.O, Qyer·slzed J ot (Sl.Cfft,,te>-:slrttll Offtte_a~l'!ftianil;-~t~nu:i<ed§+MN... tQ;-109:! -- -- MONACO W MEW! Located on premlum lot Just f>eneath Harbor Rld8e Fantastic sit-down view on fee land. 3 BR wteat-1n kitchen. formal dlnlna rm, bnck rplc. 1119,500! Joyce Edlund 642·8'l3S. <Q-110) .. UVIA unu- Alfow yourself the LCXCRY you deserve In the ELEGANCE of tbls completely customaied. Big Canyon Versailles townhome. Hand p810ted ~ln1s -temp. t"Ontrolled wine cellar -cenir.t air -formaJ dlnlnt - kitchen -PLUS 10 much more! Ct'• up to you! seso.ooo. Lynne ValenUne IM.QOO. CQ-lllJ 642-8235 901 Dowr Drt•• ....... ~ . 644-6200 ..... ,.....,....,,., 752-1414 4141C...-•· c ...... ..,,c .... H.._.YlewC..... . ... ..,. ........ ----·-·-· ... ,..····--···"'···· . . ~ -.... ' . -"•, -... ~ ...... -... ' .. -s • .. '· ~ Walker t: lt!t! MIWPOnUACH TOPC»t&l ()p@'l'I ~llS&tn I ~ IW2 Ftw1 AlbMn.'( Best of the art'~ '-'• qu1i.lll'ly dc-coro>lt'd Carmel Modl'I llVll from Che real h1ckor)' pueled ranuly rm to the: de~raled mstr ... wae Uus aa SJ)tttal' Owner has bouaht aouth~r wants otler' 1162.SOO Fee. HUNY'.llACH Landmark ffom e . 4 bdrms .. single story . fanuly rm . huge rear yard. all landataped . Mw caramel colored ~arpel. Fast escrow • aooo 1st-022' I (CCFIW ASSCaATIS. I UWWWOQr i POOL!YA I TERMS. TOO! Only S74,900 for sbarp 4 bdrm w tx:tra l.ge lot & RV access. Remodeled kitchen w tnew cabinet-. & smJcs. Call soon for it won'tlasl! ~9491 Real EBtate OCEAN VIEW 3 Bedroom. 3 bath. itlass atrium. model homt". Huge m;ister su1 tc. w/fplc + sliding door to pav1lhon Breathlakinf.l view of surf & <.:atahna Island Try $12.500 down l"or preview of this uni Que home. c aJI :J63..6767 ()f' ,, ,,. 'I · •ti'• • , ,, f 1'111HI MESA VERDE NORTH Cool off m your backyard he<1led & filtered :.w1m min~ pool This home 11> u chMm1ni;e 3 bedroom. den & :! hdlh with .i spac1ou:. bwlt in counlrv k1trhen Located J few blOC'k~ from ('1ty park & bike tra11h. Pn<'ed under Sl00.000. CALL 751 ·31!11 C:SELECT I PROPERTIES llR +POOL +BEACH $61,900 Spacious garden homl.'. large llvmg room wtrplc. gourmet kitchen + dme S2500 down or $265 per mo assumable pay rnents. Call 963-6767 ()f ;1, it' I • • I ,.,, 11 'ff "r• I LOOtCWHAT WE'VE FOUND! A classic 2 s tory. 5 bedroom. 3 bath home JUSl reduced S5000 1n one or Costa M esa's be:.! neighborhoods The heavy shake roof accents Uus hand.'!Ome home that 1s convenient to schools & sboppmg. CALL us for an appointment to i;ee. 55&2660 C:SELECT I PROPERTIES Al.AHOOMID IUCH EST.ATE $69,950 Towenng trees on cul·de· sac shelter tbls 3 bedrm + ram rm + din rm' Gourmet kitc hen . A rambling ranch on sprawhng lot. Owner desperate. bnng an of· fer' CaJI 847·6010 O"f'• (l•V · u \ '""' li't I,._ t ....... M.A'' WITHYIEW l.vly Trina m~I condo 111 the Bhd'fs. 3 bdrm. 2~ ba, splll·level & a breatbtakin1 view of Back Bay, 758-1501 ~ Walker C Lr.e COUIGIPAD 3 Br. 2 ba. fttcl patio. •.950. VA /auumeloan. So..C4f1Nfty 54'-1605 OM. y $61,200 SUNSHINE HOM£ In a.ta Meu. VA/Ulume .... So. Ctlf •""Y 146-5605 SOUTH LAGUNA SPECTACULAR WHJTE WATER YllW fro• tills spacio1t1 low Mai•t••a•c• ............. Ndwood '*-· nr.. btdroa.s. 2 'f'4 baflls. co.pletefy UP91 adt4 M ift f•••c•late condition. Ma.y Htraa, iaclllcillg o 1anJe wiM cedar, w-.. fWllt 1t.dy .ct .-. mosaic tub. Must tH ot $295,000. ON THE IEACH 2 Oceaefront lots. plus a third lot onrtooldtlg ft.. Pacific zOMd R·2, but c o•ld acco•modate two custom hOWlft. .• $550,000. 644-7020 2 I 23 SAM JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH EXCLUSIVE BALBOA ISLAND UNIQUE BAYFRONT $465,000 fftxible 2 story.._,. with S bedrooms, large lhriag room, faMily roo•, 2 kitcllem. 2 firePoc•s, spacious bakotty. TMs cmt w o lilNJ'• ~ cw a neted p opif .,. Opett . ()pa 5-dar 1-6 ot 220 Coral WARMTH & CHARM $277,777 A ~. of special inhnst for th. ta.ily. 2 story. l bedrooms, clllMg room .ct I~ fmtily rooms. Two patios, 2 flreplacn. beams .ct wood. A COMBINATION -OLD & NEW Excitlag MWer 2-itory hotM on tt.• corw witlt open feeling, 2 bedr00tn•. s.parate rustic I bedroom cottage. PRICE REDUCTION $225,000 Sall•b•l'l' Realty 315 Marine Ave Balboa Island 673-6900 UDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES FAR OUT VIEW of ocean. bay, Catalina & s pectacular night 11 g hts. This delightful Spanish home has 4 bdrms., family rm .. 21-".! baths & an enchanting central courtyard. Located m prestigious Broadmoor I. $315,000. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 2501 WINDOVER. CORONA DRL MAR. BACK BAY HORSE COUNTRY Large yalid with corral for 1 or 2 hourses; the home consists of 3 bdrms. with den & brick frplc. in living rm. New carpets, freshly · painted & new kitchen floor. F\m house to see & it's priced to selJ ! $88,000. OPEN SUN. 1-5. 20291 ORCHID. SANTA ANA HEIGHTS. OLD CORONA Delightful a bdrm .• 2 bath home m '"""~ plans are. avana~ tor 2 bmm. ,-tt;attr second unit. Great opportunity for )lome or investmettt. $159,000. OPEN SAT. 1·5. 507 MARGUERITE. CORONA DEL MAR. MEW IM NEWPORT HEIGHTS Enchanting 2 bdrm .. 1 bath home on beautiful. larger corner lot; home is perfect as is. or has lots of room for expansion. Just listed al $115.000. OPEN SUN . 1·5. 501 IRVINE, NEWPORT BEACH. UDO REAllY 673-7300 A Division ol Rfld Hiii Realty 642-5200 PET BARRETT REALTY (\ lM.l~ vv1~,tr t1tt Cr,..,, ~\!,,._ Newpofl BtMc '1 fo)nd whul you want in 'Sell things fast with Daily Daily Pilot Class1f1eds . Pilot Want Ads. 6BEDROOMS Our back to school s pecial! A family sized condo near Corona del Mar High School in The Bluffs area. Located on a tree lined greenbelt. with a lovely patio. An end unit priced ri ght at $184.200. PUERTO V ALLERTA Incredible oceanfront home in Old Mexico. 3 Bdrms. + servant 's, set umong swaying Palms, with large brick porch right on the beach - just hke in the movies. Only St20.000 & the owner will trade. LEASE/OPTION Canyonside Cameo Shores home cooled by sea breezes & only a few steps to the beach. 3 Bdrms., 2 beths. Not loo large, but with room to add on. Reduced to $249,500, owner will assist in financing or lease/option. TIRED OF LOOKING? Lease for a year in Spyglass Hill. Spectacular view home avail. Oct. l st 4 Bdrms.. formal diJting rm., 2700 sq. ft. $1295 Per month. IACHELOR PAD ln convenient Village Walk, located OIL a_ wide. wide~e~enbeU iun around fhe c.<>mer-fIGllr A_1~1.lmim-1tm swimming pool & jacuzzi complex. Sharply decorated, on 3·1evels. Private garden off master bdrm. $75.500 Full price. Bachelorettes are 0 .K. too ~ EXPERIENCE PAYS Harbor Realty has been in Newport Beach for over 34 years. Why not "let our experience work for you" like it has for so many others? ... ~ ... "' .. DAVIDSON REALTY 'flc,· ''' .: -,, .. ,., ', H 645-7575 1; 1b ~ ...... :-.. -, ,,, " r 673· 9060 LUSK IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS REDUCED TO SEU -This immaculate 3 Bdrm home w/pool, w/a wonde rful Corona del Mar ocean view. Don't miss 909 Tiier. $244.500. Open Sat/Sun. RIST SHOWING THIS WEEJCEND-• -o~ bath Belvedere w/beam ceilings, s~ylites. pool & 180 deg. oc-c:::..Q\-the garage ts m ··move m .. condi· tion and you own the land. ;;;, ... •CJCJer· $285,000. IMPECCAILE -3 Bdrm. air cond home w/huge maintenance free lot. even a nu.ru putting green & a fabulous harbor view. 3727 1 .. 1•. S260.000. LUSK IN JASMINE CREEK RARE TRI LEVEi. -3 Bdrm 3 ba Plan VI. Master suite wtrireplace. study & deck. Professionally decorated in neutral tones. upgraded thruout. 21 Whffntahr. $240,000. Open Sun. IDEAL LOC.ATIOM -Quiet & pnvate. bnght & cheerful. 3 Bdrm + den. Plan. 11 One level w/2 gorgeous patios. This home 1:-plu perll'ct. JO Je-tty Or. S235,900 Open Sun LUSK IN IRVINE 1URTUROCK HIGHLAMDS -Hard to find new 5 Bdrm. Slewarl Model w /$7 ,000 in upgrades. To see, please call 675-1411. OUTST.AMDIMG BONUS ROOM -Oxford Model on the perfect street. 4 Bdrm 3 baths, you'll love the extras. 34 Redwood Tree Ln. St 14.900. Open Sat YALE MODEL -Deluxe master suite. 4 Bdrm 3 bath an upgraded beauty at Sl44,000. 64 Oak TrH LA. Open Sun. SUIMIT .ALL OFFatS --On this marvelous condo m Village I(. Luxurious master swte. w/flreplace & sitting area. country kitchen. End unit next to ~reenbelt. 17 Whitewood. Sl.29,000. Open Sun. RANCHO SAN JO.A9UIH -2 Bdrm. San Mateo model. w/lus h honey beige carpet. Steps to the pool. I l Viejo. Sll4.500. lrS ILUE CHIP -Looking for a big house ! Quality decorating! Irvine's finest community! Here it is! 5 Bdrm Turtlerock home you'll fall rn love with. 21 Sycainore Cf'ffk. $217 ,500. LUSK IN NEWPORT BEACH EXCLUSIVE SE.AYIEW -These 3 homes have to be Newport's best value. Security gate, community pool & tennis, fee land. Two homes w/largc lots & view. 1905 YacM Maria, Sl98,000 • • ,, 2016 Yacht Rnollft. $244,500 • • • 2005 Yacht Mlscw.f, $248,900. SPECIAL HOME, EASTILUFF -2 sty 4 Bdrm wllarge spa & renection pool, every inch of this home has "TLC". Open this weekend for the first time ~ priced to sell fas t. 2836 Alta Vida. $209.500. Open Sat/Sun. llST Y.ALUE -In Harbor View Homes. Tastefully decorated Palermo. w/Fterrch doors, lovely deck, lattice work m kitchen. ZOii Peri ri.-oYace. Sl89,500. Open Sun. 11.AUTIFUL CAMIO HIGHLANDS -4 Bdrm home w1tb over $30,000 in imporve- ments, incl pool and Jacuzzi. 461 O Don:IM1tw. $214,500. Open Sun. f"-1'Hf ILUFFS -a Bdrm~ well decorated in excelfent location. Only tns.ooo. 20..-aanw:uo (jpenSiin.-- CUSTOM LOT IN S'YGLASS -On the spectacular vi ew side. First offering . Please caJl. 675-3411. LUSK IN COST A MESA YOUNG PIOFUSIOMAL OR INYESTOR -A College Park jewel. RealJy'. ~ 2 fireplaces. 3 Bdrm, covered patio, large yard. On a cul de sac. Reduced to $88.SOO 2512 Vouar Plac•. Open Sun. LUSK IN LAGUNA CAM YOU IEUIVE JT-New house, ocean view. Beam ceilings, lots or wood & decks. Al a never again price. 465 Myes Ploce. $198,500. Open Sal/Sun. ......... ...... . . ~· , ... , .... _.__ .. .,,., ... . BACK BAY Bdrm hom~. L~l of the w pri~. S7t.SOO MLRIEALTY c.l 54'-0814 • NEWPORT CREST l.SUnding 2 bdrm . 2 a Plan l with beautiful 11ew carpet. Unique and jtincl1onal LOt"'t'. Qwel \JOW'tYard locauon • It'• Easy To Sell Yow Own Home ·:.& SeY• no.mtds $$ $895 TOT AL FEE lit dose 01 l'M'rov. e lls.,1:.t you "1th ad· rlls1og, f1nanc 1nR ·crow. nt>got1ate offl!r:.. i.:n:-dr We are in bus1 . !' IO j!l"I! \ Clll 1•11mJ>t_• nt M'f\'l<'t' .it a fair ~rt· Bl"YERS l'llECK CR OW!\IEH S ~t\L t-;~ STINGS . ,..------- l•ll \11\ IKI I ~I ~ l .l. ..... ...., \ ... •l(f 741 /53~2224 ... Tri PIH §asts1de, Co:.ta Me~.i ~IObe to sho~. pnrt-d tc> rlloday ' Xlnt Starten w o Or ange Count~ 1hi111denlial board & ('art· mes lllne~s Ion·'-'" le "' Clow to ~hoob BR. 2 Ba. f:imal) room. e kitchen. Collc~e Park me _ OwnN leavrnf: e11 < OPEN Sl'N l ~ 308 BowlmR Grel!n XMt Start~r Home ~a1llllg 4 U. 3 BR. 2 Ha . ownh ome , p ool. ubhouse Pnced to sell ••. 000 ,_ OPEN SAT SUN 1-5 • ~1 Richmond \\ ay '" Lachenmyer Rl'afty Inc. .46-3928 673-5179 ~ *VETS* 0 OOWN·O <.:W~ING Homes m all areal\ or ORANGE COUNTY • YET AGT. lli Ceil 541-0800 HAUOR .. GHUNDS $129,500 .CxceUenlly pnced fam1 • home LO presllRIOUS erea oC ~ewport ,Beach. 81ose lo e verything ach. bay. schools & [: opptng. Nl•w on arttet. Fast escrow ailable. Move-in cond1 ion. 646-7711 '" MONEYTIH ; IACll IAY &wners wtll help hnanre !~~._!! ____ <' b 11 r m 1 n ~ ~e. 3 bdrms. 3 u . many wJDdow~ & lllgh v•ulted celbngs !nd unit. Possible lease ctitioo. $84.SOO 759· ISOI t:.2 Walker & lee • Real £.late : 4 A BIG THANKS to Barb McLennan of n. Real Eauwn t • From very Hllsf1~ di.a. TM Adams. VETS FREE o cbm. o c1o11na C'Oltt. &QJ dl1 in Orange ro. CaU Vel Al\ 8'S·H71 .. .,, J URC: ·~ f C OLSON . . . EASTILUFF o.e. ....... D1tAA8U1'JS VIEW• .t ·Br, r1m•rrn llome b.v Lu1i . J.ruut •P• W•lk to acboola. 1~oppln1. ten nla thr pfrh C't n•l1htJorhood . th~ '*"''<11\onh~ C'omutt: HOUSES FOR SALE t ..... FAM IM w OIM 246 C~~il Pl . Costu Men &46 2966 $69 .500 Sat/Swi 1-5 1 llDROOM 6 Sweetwater <Turtlerf>Ck Glen) Irv 751 7175 Sal/Sun 1-S 568 S~awaard Or .. CororHt del Mar 644 2343 $1~.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 2005 Barranca <Tht> Bluff~ I N B. 644-0322 $120.000 Sun 2 5 32Canyon Is le lB1gCyn> NB 640-~161 Sl82.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 517 Oak St.. LagWla Beach 661-1161 $129.500 Sun. 1·4 7S Sea Island <Big Cyn ' NB 675·6000 $215,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 1500 Serenade Terrace. CdM G31· 1800 $16.5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 718 Malabar. Corona del Mar 631·1800 $188,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 501 lrvine Ave .. Newport Beach 673·7300 $115,000 Sun. 1·5 542 CataJtna. Nwpt Hts. Nwpt Bch 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 2691 Crestview. Bayshores. NB 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 501 Carnation, Corona del Mar 644 -4848 $154,700 Sun. 1·5 32 Ima Loa Ct <Nwpt Crest) NB 675·6000 $129,500 Sun. 1·5 • 568Seaward (Corona Hinds> CdM 640-6161 $185.000 Sun. 1·5 300 E. Cst Hwy #49<DeAnza Vill>NB 642·8235 $49,900 Sun. 1·5 392 E. 16th St. (Nwpt Hgts) CM 642·5200 $89.500 Sun. 1·5 2 llt plus FAM RM or DEN 35 Whitewater . Jasmine Creek. CdM 640-8947 $259.SOO Sat/Sun l ·5 500 San Bernardino. N B 646·7171 Sl 19.SOO . Sat/Sun 1 5 W Rainbow rails 1Turlle Hock> lrv 752 -1414 S13!1.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 1843 NwptHlsOr. E.HVllm._ NB 642·8:l35 $177 ,500 Sat/Sun l ·~ :q Madrona IU niv. Pa rk ) Irv 759-0811 $1l3,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 914 Park Ave .. Laguna Beach 497·2426 $1.25,000 SWl 2-6 300 Intre pid. Nwpt Crst. NB 640·5.'JS7• $?£5.000 Sun2-6 2 IR plus GUEST HOUSE 308 Coronado <Balboa Penin > Nwpt Ci42 3338 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEOROOM 29571 Via Alto Cerro. L ag. Niguel 494.9473 Sl25.000 Sun. 1·5 506 Marguerite. Corona d<!I Mar 673-5354 $189,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 201 Milford <Ca meo Shores) CdM 673-7040 $259.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 30032 Bello Place. Lag una Niguel 770-2991 Sat/Sun 12·6 202 Canal, Ne wport Beach 642-8850 SJ24.900 Sat /Sun 2·5 3083 1 Marilyn Dr .• South Laguna 759-0422 S~59.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 301 Prospecl <Newport Shores) NB 548-l290 $114.500 Sun. 1·4 :30 1624 Louise. Laguna Beach 499-4551 $249,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 12 Swift Ct (Newport Crcsu NB 645-7575 S143,950 Sun. 1 5 418 E 20th. Costa Mesa 646·7171 5124.900 Sun 1·4 3030 Samoa. Costa Mcs;.i 646-7171 S99.999 Sun 1·4 2804 Cliff. Newport Beach 646-7171 S~2.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 308 Holmwood Dr .. Newport Beach 54fi-2313 Sun 1·5 • •21 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 631·1400 S265,000 Sat/Sun l 5 874 Darrell. Costa Mesa 546·2313 S75.400 Sun 1-4 284 Robinhood. Co!'ta Mesa 546·2313 Sl 14.000 Sun 12·5 15 Sea Mist, Newport Beach 752·1920 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2927 Catalpa. Newport Beach 644-7020 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 506 35th Street, Npt. Beach 645-2425 $139,500 • Sat/Sun 1-S 706 Santana (Irvine Terrace) CdM 63l·1400 $162.500 Sat/SlUl 1·5 618 Tustin. Newport Beach 642-1355 $127.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 43a2 Skylark (Greentree:} Irv. --559-~_ SatiSun-1-4-400.1?1£.atemL.:~ ~ 540-1151 $140.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 31762 Isle Royal, Lag. Niguel 832-8373 Sat/Sun 12·6 2631 Vista Raquela <Bluffs) NB 646-3255 Sl53,000 Sun/Mon 1·5 207 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM 673·4400 $249.500 Sun. 1·5 1334 Morningside. Laguna Beach 494.9473 $212.000 Sun. 1-4 226 Poppy, Corona del Mar 759·0811 Sat/Sun 1·5 627 Hilvanar. Newport Beach 673-8.550 $t20.000 Sat/Sun l·S 5308 River Ave .. Newport Beach 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 321 Vista Suerte (The Bluffs) NB 640-0020 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2'32 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) NB 644.QOO $117.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1311 Bayside Dr .• CdM 642·823.S $475,000 Sal/Sun l ·S T'WOUMTS • Bdrm. + bach~lor. Frplc . Wlt·IN: atepe to beach. Sl~.000 lnc:ludln11 land! OCIANAIOMT 3 84rtn. • dn home on ~ft lot: lq>I .• Wit· tic>. beam~ cell· sns.ooo &U>ZZ$3 Eves associated ti"' .. "' ... ' . ' . WHAT'S NEW IN N£WPOIT llBlllS NEW IDEA! Separate guest or bobby room with bath + pool + aJley. S1Z7 • .soo. Michele T. Richards. ~ • • • ... * NEW -IT'S LIKE NEW Plu1 assumable VA loan and owner may assist. $134.900. Wendy SiUer. 64S-*4 ... * • * • MIWPOIT HIHMfTS IW.1'Y 645-1044 DIRECTORY ............ .._...., .. ym ........... c .. lr I 3 ~ ....... I& ........ ...._._latr'Hlw .... .,,Cilha'l .......... ...,.,D NOTWIMTADS.P..,_ .................... .,,.. .. ~telll-'llt• •rn .. IMIC-.. .... S•s•r_, ~- 280 Santo Tomas. Costa Mesa 540-3666 $87,000 · Sat/Sun l·S 1101 Carlton. Santa Ana 530-3666 $69.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1518 Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 303 W. Gaviota. San Clemente 492-8693 $132.000 Sun 1-4 952 Joann St.. Costa Mesa 548-8651 Sunday 12·4 :30 20762 Hopetown Ln .. Hunt'g Beach 962-9449 $91,000 Sun. 12·5 58 Sea Island (Big Cyn >NB 675-6000 $159,500 Sun. 1-5 119 Via Vella (Lido Isle) NB 675·6000 $310,000 Sun. 1·5 17712 Cassia Tree Ln .. lrvine 675-3411 $149.900 Sun. l·S 14 Canyon Is land (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $165.000 Sun. 1·5 1328 Conway Ave., Costa Mesa 540-1720 $94,900 Sun. l·S 1106 Valley Cr .. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $84 ,500 Sun. 1-5 4046 No. Ocean View. Orange 644-7211 $112.000 Sunday 1·5 3 IR plus FAM RM or 08' (i l9 Ariana Circle. Hunt'g Beach 960-1786 $82.500 Sat/Sun 209 Loyola Rd .. Costa Mesa 546-8783 S83.500 Sunday 1·5 1354 Terrace Way. Laguna Bch 497-1744 $149.500 Sun.12:30·5 1826 Delaware. Hunt'g Beach 960-1856 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12-6 849 Darrell St.. Costa Mesa 548-8250 S69~56J -Satf Suft..1!·5 5892 Carbeck Drive. Huntington Bch · 840-38961833.-9811 · Sat/Sun 2315 Port Carlisle. Nwpt Beach 640-4105 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1649 Bluebird Cyn Dr. (Rancho Lag.) 494-2146 Sat/Sun noon till 5 •3357 California St.. Costa Mesa 751·3191 $99.995 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2108 President Pl.. Costa Mesa 546-5880 S82.500 Sat/Sun 1-S 319 Ledroit. Laguna Beach 194-6503 $235,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 1656 Corsica. Mesa Verde. CM 546-9556 $77,000 Sat/Sun 11-4 •4525 Camden Or .CamShrs,CdM 673-7040 $489,000 Sat/Sun 12-6 • 1726 MinorcaPl.MesaVerde.CM -"751-3191 Sun 1-4 2642 Circle Dr. (Bayshores) NB 644·9060 Sun. 1·5 5 Jetty Dr. (Jasmine Creek> CdM 644-4910 S249.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30 465 Nyes Place. Laguna Beach 499-5035 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2016 Yacht Resolute. Newport Bch 675·3411 S244,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2005 Yacht Mischief. Newport Bch 675-3411 $248,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1906 Yacht Maria, Newport Bch 675-3411 Sat/Sun 1-5 1982 Port Albans CHY Homes) NB 759·0226 $162.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 543 Santa Ana Ave (Npt Heights) NB 646-4463 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 457 Santa AnaAve.NptHts,NB 133 Via Waziers <Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 1915 Bayside Dr., CdM 642-823.S $399,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 4831 Brucecrescent, Newport Bch 646·7711 $149.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2400 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach 67J.,8S50 $198,500 Sat/Sun 2·6 19 Canyon Crest. Newport Beach 759·®1 $167,500 Sun. 1-5 1501 Lincoln Ln (Baycrest> NB 759-0811 $182,000 Sun. l·S 2128 Vista Laredo <Bluffs) N.B. 759..()811 Sts8.500 Sat/Sun 1-S #41 WbiteWater.JasmineCrk.CdM -759-08J.t $239,500 Sat/Sun 1-6 1206 EssexLn .. Westcliff. NB 642·8850 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 978 Trabuco. Costa Mesa 540·3666 $94,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *300 Kings Place. Newport Bch 675-6670 · Sunday l ·5 600TustinAve .. Newport Beach 675-6670 Sunday 1-5 325 E . 23rd St. <Eas tside) C.M. 675·5511 Sl.59,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 105 Via Ravenna <Lido Isle) NB 675-6000 $285.000 Sun. 1 ·5 1143 Baja. Laguna Beach 497 -3331 $38.5.000 Sun. l·S 1212 Pembroke. Newport Beach 548-0708 $148.000 Sun 1·5 3264 Minnesota <Mesa Verde>CM 751-1473 Sun. 1-5 2335 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach 645-8441 $173,500 Sun 12·5 2018 Centella Place. Nwpt Beach 646·7711 . , S~ay J·S ~~Redwood <Mesa Verde) CM 645-0303 $90,000 Sun. l -5 917 Helena, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $89,950 Sun. 2·6 2512 Vassar Pl <Coll Pk> CM 751-5191 $88,500 Sun. 1·5 2220 Alta Vista ( E / Bluff) NB 675-6000 $162.500 Sun. l ·S 2313 Redlands, Newport Beach 642-8235 $169,000 Sun. 2-5 1618 Mariners (Baycrest) N.B. 642-823.5 $149,900 Sun. 1·5 •615 Rockford <CameoH'lds>CdM 644-6200 $210.000 Sun. 1 ·5 1798 Hawaii Cr .• Costa Mesa 540-1720 $98,500 Sun. 1·5 •2203 Miner. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $72,900 Sun. 1·5 •358 E. Walnut. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $124,950 Sun. 1·5 1500 Cornwall (Westcliff) N.B. 642-8235 SUn. 1-5 420 Lenwood Dr. <Nwpt Hgts) NB 540-1720 S1Z7.500 Sun. 1-5 409ColumbusCr. CCmaH'lnds>CdM 642-5200 $245,000 Sun. 1-5 1010 West wind Wy <Dvr Shrs >NB 642-5200 $459.500 Sun. 1·5 600 Tustin Avenue. Ne wport Beach 675-6670 S139.000 Sunday 1 ·5 • 1319 Santanella Terr. Irv Terr 644-9975. 675·5511 Sun l ·S •25 Escapade Crt. Newport Bch 645-6625 $123.500 Sun I ·4 646-4463 $142,600 Sun. 1-5 9{19TillerWay CHVHlsJ, N.B. l la .... :Z II 640-5307 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 GUISt HOUSI 923 Congress. Costa Mesa 1911 Heliotrope. Santa Ana 546-2313 $79,500 Sun 1·5 631·1400 $26.5,000 Sunday 1·5 * 1509 Dolphin Terr< Irv Terr) CdM 4 IEDlOOM 675-6000 $505,000 fee Sa/Sun 1·5 707 Rockford Rd .. Corona del Mar 27762 Camino Santo Domingo, SJC 673·8550 $215,000 Sun 12-5 496-~1 $88,800 Sat/Sun all day 3642 Provincetown. Irvine 994 Bluebird Canyon, Laguna Beach 752-1700 $94.900 Sun 11·4 661-1161 $187,500 $\tn. 1·.f 322 Larkspur. Corona del Mar 17~ B3527ay St$.96. Foun900 tain VaSalleyS 642·3&50 Sal/Sun l·S '""'" , ti un l ·S 2107 Yacht Grayling, Sea view. NB 2837 Shantar, Costa Mesa J52_-1.7-0f! Sun 12-4 _!4~7_!_7_l_J,l!li~-Sat/SUn 1.S :22d:eo1Kife;_~ =--_;:_ -'tu:u..~P C4M ~ VISTA IAYNOWf Cha~ home with dock avallableon Newport Bay~s most beautitul atrU<I. This 3 BR 3 BA home + 5-111arate maid's quute:rs & bath t.wres an el(panslve living room II dinlnc area with vaulted beam ceilings, library. sourmet kitchen, a sunny breakfast room. Private beach adjoins tree--shaded brick patio. $5IO.OOO .. 64o.&l60'6J,_., • ....,.,. USlllll ... J. A. llTMOLDS & CO. 64 Oak Tree Ln., trvine 61S.:Ml1 $144.000 SWl. 1-5 289Camellia <E!Side)CM 546-5880 $79.900 Sun. 1·5 •1133 White Sails <HV Hilla) CdM 642-&35 Sun.1.5 ...... , ............ * •615 Bayside Dr , Newport Bch 675-6900 Sat/Sun 1·5 21721 Saluda Cr. <LaCuesta> HB 963·<D $113,900 Sat/Sun 12·6 3090 College, Costa Mesa 750.1522 $81.500 ' Sun l -5 29055 Ridge view, Laguna Niiuet 497-3388 $169,000 Sun. l-5 27192 Calle Juanita, San Capis. Bch 493·3M9 S261,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1720 Port Stirling, Newport Beach 640·1141 Sunday 1·5 1871 Port Wheeler Pl., Npt Bch 640-842.6 Sl.87.500 Sat/SUn 12-6 • 907 Sandcastle Dr., C<iM ' 640·5560 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3661 Pine St. (College Park> Irv. 640·5560 SUS,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 1915Mariners0r. <WestcUff>NB 644-4910 $179,900 Sat/5ua 1-5 :30 •3066Country Club Dr. ()IVl CM 751·3191 Sun. 1-4 500 .. K .. Street <Balboa Penin> NB 645-7575 $299.SOO Daily l·S l~ White Sails Way CH Ya> CdM · 644·~ '249.500 Sat/&m 1·5 •1739 Tradewinds, Baycrest, NB 545·9491 $219.000 Sat/~ 1.S 1070 Pescador <Dover Shores) NB 64.2·8235 Sat/SUn 1·5 1101 Kings Rd. CCliffhaven> NB 675~ $429.000 Sat/SUn l·S 2972 Andros <Mesa Verde> CM !)46.4478 $9'i,500 Daily l ·S •4601 Camden. Cameo Shores, CdM 673-8550 $415.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 15893 McDe,rmitl, Fountain Valley 631 ·1400 Sl49.900 Sunday l·S •1862Tuslin <Back Bay> NB 675·6000 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 · •2001 Chuba.sco <Irv Terr> CdM 675-6000 $285.000 Sat/Sun l ·S • • i3 Balboa Coves. Newport Beach 631-1400 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 936 Crocus. Greenbrook. CM 546-2313 $101.500 Sftt/SUn 1·5 •2123 Wallace. Costa Mesa ... 646-7171 $79.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1600 Mandrake. Irvine 752·1700 $134.900 Sun 12-4 19441 Sierra Mia. Irvine 752· 1700 $129.900 Sun 12·5 3822 Hemingway. Irvine 752-1700 Sll5.000 SWl 12-4 27 Golden Star <Deerfield> Irv. 631-1800 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1-S 18 Morro Bay <Spyglass> CdM 640-1812 $378.500 Sat/Sun l·S •29 Carmel Bay <Spyglass> CdM 644-9060 $395,000 Sun. l ·S • 1653 Reef View <S Rid~e > CdM 644-9060 $285.000 Sun. 1-5 * 1942 Santiago Dr .. Dover Shrs. NB 640·53S7 $297,500 Sat/Sun 2-6 2501 Windover. Corona del Mar 673-7~ $315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1718 Pt. Ashley <HVHomes> N.8 . 759-MU $164.500 Sun 1-5 3850 Ocean Birch (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1508 Dover <Westclif() NB 642·8235 $149.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 3402 S. Timber. Santa Ana 540-1720 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2212 Francisco Dr .. Newport Bch 642-8235 $194.750 Sat/Sun 1·5 3016 Garfield, Costa Mesa 556-2660 $77,900 Sun. 1-S 3119 So. Pacific. Santa Ana 540-3666 $1~.ooo Sat/Sun 1-s 9602 Chevy Chase. Huntington Bch 540-3666 $Ul,500 Sat/Sun J.s 964 Junipero. Costa Mesa 540·~ $83,900 Sun. l·S 1865 Tahiti Dr .. Costa Mesa 540-7196 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •223 Canal St., Newport Shores 645·6646 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1846 Tradewinds < Baycrest) NB 615~ 1230,-000 Sun. 1·5 2988 Ceylon (Mesa Verde> CM 645-0003 $112.900 Sun. 1-S 269 Sierks < E/Side > CM 546-~ $~,950 Sun. 1·5 1823:PortCarJow <HVHmsl NB 6mSln :$111,500--.Jl:j = it~ SM;1?.Rf -=--=-sun r-s--lllE'll'l.E:S2.Sl'1lO= --=--·~ 1214·Nottingham (Wstclf) NB 2836 Alta Vista Dr CE/Bluff) NB -~rbtdWy fff\'B(!dtt')QlM-= 646·3255 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 646-5674 $209.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 6501 Eire. Huntington Beach 19 Satinwood, Irvine 962-7788 $72,900 Sun. l·S 752-1700 $105~900 Sun 12-S 5722 Venturi. Huntington Beach 204-7th St., Huntington Beach 962-7788 $75,900 Sun 1-5 847-6010 Sunday 12-S 20291 Orchid, Santa Ana Heights 2215 Holly Lane. Newport Bch 673-7300 $88,000 Sun t -5 645-0003 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2988 Jacaranda, Costa Mesa 209 Pearl, Balboa Island 546-2313 $83,500 Sun 1-4 640-~7 $290,000 Sat/SUn 2-6 2049 Port Bristol (HVHomes> NB •204 Vfa Eboll <Lido Isle> NB 644-6200 Sl65.900 Sat/Sun l·S 642-5200 $335.000 Sat/SUn 1·5 322 Poinsettia Ave., CdM 2919 Ellesmere <Mesa Verde> CM 644-0200 $2S9.SOO Sat/SUn 1·5 546-1554 $115,000 Sun. l·S 1411 Kings Rd., Newp0rt Beach •25221 Nueva Vlsta Dr. Lag. Niguel 642-823.5 SaVSUn l·S 831·~ 195.000 Sun. 1·5 2431 Port Whitby <HV Homes) NB ••924 W. Oceanfront, N.8. 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1.2-S . 875-6161 1475 000 Sun. l ·S 2701 Hilltop CHV Knoll> NB ' 1039 Concord <Mesa N. >CM 642-8235 $181,000 Sat/Sun t-4:30 646·0303 S106,500 Sun.1·5 675-6000 $252.! Sun. 1-S 446Catalina Dr. wpl Hgts> NB 675-6000 $188, Sun. by appt. 3153 Country Club. Mesa Verde, CM 557-5037 $124.900 Sunday 12·4 618 BarkJey <Collins Pk> Orange 546-5990 $99,950 Sun.1·5 •1750Skylark Lo CBaycrest) NB 675~ $199,500 Sun. l ·S 308 Bowling Green (Coll. Pk> CM 646·3928 $89,750 Sun.1-s * * •300 Via Lido Soud(Lldo U>NB 642-823.S Sun.1·~ 1412 AntiJu, Newport Beach ~207S '325.000 Sun 1·~ 21892 Harbor Breeze. Hunt•1 Beach 960-434.2 SJ.28.000 Sun 1·5 •90S7 La~ta. Ftn Vb' 960-4342 $164,000 Sun 1·5 .. ' ,, • • • • • • .. -• • • ' • • • • "" "' "' ... " • , "' ; • # ...... , ... ,.. .. • .......... - -r-• • , .. .~ .... -·-· ' • • I J . . .. rrs A llMllYlt . In The Bhaf • Pkioul 6 br 1ht1 3 bdrm .• a~ ba1b homo: fonDal ~, ·~•. profi • ~; like a mod I: doH to~ '139.~ &WC•M.- Reaewed 6 sp,arkl nc ~pvlar 2 bdrm .• 2 beth -t.: DEN. ~ hOme 10 Un.i~tt.Y Pm. ~ ~ldnJ, t~lh.s & sun shade. COUpled vnt.h lush planttns . · Walk to pool. ten.ala It horpmg. A good val~ at $1~.000 C I for appt. Miii IT IS. .. lMI SetUYIOMA&. t·STOaY WSIC "'D~ Pl.AM Wl1'N ONI 0. THI MOST WICTACU&At VWWS IM THIS COMYIMt•MT , FAMILY -0.llMTIO COMMUNITY. 4 ~It.MS.. J V> IAlNS, fAMl.T IN., 2 ...... C$. TllULY THI PHflCT HOMI! WI fMYITI YOU TO Sii ff TOGA Y I TO 4. 2501 IUNYA. Sltl,500. W•t•rfroat Ho••• 2633 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach 631-1400 DIRECTORY ...... =t. ........... ,. ........... ,.. ........ ksdls; .................... ...... .. • ........... .,_.,aM' 1 .. atllt111t...,-1DAJLYNA>TW.un'ADS.P..,_. ...._.,..._.._ .. .,,... .. ..,. .... _ ... ..,_..._ .... c..-..__.s.-•1..., ......,,. 4 U pllll FAM aM or Det 218 Port Provence, Newport Bch 640-6796 $189.500 Sun. l ·5 2729Starbird. M~a Verde, CM 545-9491 $185,000 Sunday l ·5 2944 Andros (Mesa Verde> CM 546-4141 $86,950 Sun. 1·5 3417 Santa Clara <Mesa Wds) C.M. 546-4141 $132.500' Sun. 1 ·5 1098 Redding <Mesa Wds> CM . 546-4141 $185.000 Sun. l·~ 1711 Terrapin Way, Newport Bch 645-1588 $169.500 Sun. l ·S •4610 Dorchester <Cameo Hlnd) NB 673-8205 $214,500 Sun. Sun. 1·5 •4817 Hollyhne. Fanlastrc.SA 545-9491 $74.900 Sun. 1·5 • •40 Balboa Coves <Bal Cvs) NB 640-6161 $1500 mo. Sun. 1·5 1730 Galaxy C Dover Shores) NB 642-823.5 $310,000 Sun l ·5 2973 Java Rd. <Mesa Verde) CM 540· 1720 $149.000 Sun . l·5 2030Calvert Ave (Mesa Verde>CM 540-1720 S134.950 Sun. 1-5 2022 S. Capella Dr. (Mesa Verde> CM 540-1720 $119.900 Sun. 1·5 3850 Ocean Birch <Spyglass> CdM 644·6200 Sun. 1·5 2853 Europa Or (Mesa Verde> CM 540-1720 S\37.750 Sun. 1·5 5 IEDIOOM 15521 Dalewood. Westminster 962-7788 SL29.900 Sun. 1·5 31302 Monterey. Laguna Beach 497-3331 $279.000 Sun. 1·5 2837 Corvo Pl. (Mesa Verde> CM 751-1473 $141 .900 Sun. 1·5 5 la plus FAM IM or DIH 24871 El Cortijo, Mission Viejo 830-2011 Sat/Sun 10-4 •2018 Swan Drive. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $175,000 Sun 12·4 49 Goleta Pt. Or., Corona del Mar 675-3411 $587,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2004 N.CapellaCt <MVl CM 546·4141 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 1824 Port Ashley <HVHomes) NB 642·8235 Sat. 1·5 2015 Port Provence. HVH, N.B. 640-5357 $182,500 Sun 2-6 2712 Wavecrest (HVBdmr) CdM 675-6000 $279,500 Sun. 1·5 946 Coronado C Mesa del Mar) CM 2003 Vista Caudal <The Bluffs > N.B 675·5930 S162.500 Sun. 1·5 2200 Fiesta (Bluffs> Nwpt Bch 768-1081 $142.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 312 S1dnev. Costa Mes N .B 640-5560 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2014 Barranca. Newport Bch 644-6036 $115,000 Sun. 1-5 3060 Bradford, Bradford Conds, S.A. 545-9491 $63,000 Sun. 1-5 21 Whitewater (Jasmn Ck> CdM 675·3411 S240,000 Sun. 1-5 603 Vi sta Bonita <BluffsJ N.B. 644-7020 $158,900 Sun. 1·5 300 Otero <Bluffs) N.B. 644-7020 $157,500 Sun. 1-5 537 Playa CThe Bluffs> Npt. Beach R40·5560 Sl92.000 Sun . 1-5 4 IR plus FAM RM ,_. DEM 17 Whitewood, Irvine 552-1739 $129,000 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM Sun.1-5 71 Sea Isl .nd Or. <Big Canyon> NB 644-491l $149,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 38Sea Island (BigCanyon ) NB 642-8235 S140,000 Sun. ll·2 2 IR pla FAM RM or DEN 1 Duskywing (S&s> Irvine 559-7090 Sat/Sun 11·6 619 N. Coast Hwy., LagunaBeach 497-4743 $285,000 Sat/Sun 3 llDROOM 26 Canyon Island Dr (Big Cyn) NB 644-4910 S219,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 183 Morristown, Costa Mesa 642-1355 $63,900 Sunday l·S 2347RicHmondWtly CMticello>CM • , 646·3928 $69,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••4409W. Cst Hwy, Newport Bch 645-0303 $250,000 Sun. 1:30-5!30 ~-0303 $102.SOO Sua 1·5 ~mer~Hun!!ngton.&h.. Es=~~~~jc1;R~i~~~~ •933Crocus <Grnbrk) CM--mt: 645-0300 $129,500 Sun. 1:30-5:30 222 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 644-8200 $425.000 Sun. 1·5 1714 Oahu Pl (Mesa Verde) CM 540· 1720 $133.900 Sun 1·5 6 IEDllOOM 12501 Gilbert. Garden Grove 546-5990 $285.000 Sun 1-5 ' llt ..... FAM IM or DIH *41 Cambria <Spyslass >, CdM 640·1812 S49S,OOO SaVSwl 1·5 ~ONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 •tOOM 1647 C Iowa SL, Costa Mesa ~7-3797 $65,000 Sat/Sun 9~ . ... . . .. . ..... . 2 II It I Ill 700-700 1"l Begonia. CdM 675·7424 $152,SOO Sat/Swt 12·5 2 IR'S lACH 206 30th St.. Newport Beach 646-7171 $149,500 Sun 1-4 l ll'S EACH ,..., DEN 302 Ramona Ave .. Costa Mesa 640-7000 Sun. 1·5 4-PLEX FOR SALi 2·211. IN& lH 16721 Dolores, Huntineton Bch 542-9744 $245,900 SWl.10:00-5 • I • • ' t • • ain.:t.r. ,. 77, 1971 UMlqUI HOMIS OPIN l·S TODAY UNl9UI ... CU,.' HAY .. -Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 bdrms .. beamed ceilings, wine cellar. fam. rm .. din. rm .• gourmet kitchen. 3.800 sq. ft. - for $Q9,000. See Harriette Hammond atJlOl Kings Rd . UMl9U1 IM lllVIHI Tat. -Completely redone 3 bdrm .• den, 2~ baths -pool plus spectacular view. Exclusively ours at $505.000. See Sara Marvin at 1509 Dolphin Terr. UMIOUE IN llG CA.MYOH -McLain Townbome. new. incred. golf course view. upgrades,$215.000. See at 75 No. Sea Island. UNIQUE IM NEWPORT IEACH -Back Bay family area. incredble 4 bdrm pool home. owned by ldscpe archit.. exciting at $219.500. See Marcia Kerr at 1862 Tustin Ave. UNIQUE IM ORAMGI -Lge ram. home. 4 bdrms. 2300 sq rt. 70' x 100' lot. $99.950. See Doreen Douglas at 618 Barkley. Collins Park. UMl9UE OM LIDO ISLE -Country Spanish decor. 3 bdrms or 2 and den, tasteful. vacant. See Kay Glavas at 119 Via Yella. bring $310.000 pesos. UNIQUE IM IAYCIEST -Ivan Wells designed 4 bdrm. 3 bath. formal dining. beautifully landscaped. 1846 1 Tradewinds. UNIQUE IM MEWPOllT ClEST -Neat & clean. ready to sell. Newport Condo at $129.500. Lease option available. See Wendy Beam at 32 Ima Loa Ct. UNIQUE IM llG CAMYON -3 bdrm townhome, vacant and anxious, great for entertaining. Just $159.500. See Vergilene Hull at #58 Sea Island. UMl9UE ON LIDO -4 bdrms. 4 baths. upgraded. attractive 2 story. $285.000. See Janet Lehman at 105 Via Ravenna. UNIQUE IM GARDEN GROVE -6 Bdrm on 1 acre. shaded veranda. Mahogany bannisters. circular driveway Great value at S285.000. See Sandy Orlowski at 12501 Gilbert Ave. UMt9UE IM 110.ADMOOR -S bdrms. 3 baihs. 2 frplcs. backs to wilderness. S278.500. See Mary Ann Anderson at 2712 Wavccrest. UNIQUE IM IRVIME TERRACE -Heavy s hake roof. sgle story 4 bdrm. 3 bath and pool Just S285.000. fee. See Dottie Johnson at 2001 Chubasco. UNIOUE IN IA YCREST -4 bdrm. 2~ bath pool home. vacant. completely r efurbished. $199,500. See Marain Reedy at 1750 Skylark Lane. UNIQUE IM llOAOMOOl -Sgle story. 4 bdrm. prime cond .. 3 baths. 2 frplces. 3 car garage, now $252,000. See Ralph Wakefield at 1214 Starboard Way. UNIQUE IM EASTILUFF -Shutters. brick and flowers set the mood for this 3 bdrm with fam. rm. $162,500. See Donna Schroeder at 2220 Alta Vista. UNl9UE IM NEWPORT HBGHTS -5 bdrm, (or 4 + ofc). 3 bath. countless co lorful features, p erfectly maintained. See Ralph Wakefield at 446 Catalina Dr. By appointment only. U,_.l()U~ ti()Ml:i REAL TORS' THE NICEST PEOPLE SE LUNG THE /Vf A TEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675~ MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US IUlllSES GUAIBCATE PLAY SAFE! E1tceptlonal Jaamlne Ct'eell 3 bdrm .. family rm. " formal dinina rm home; over 2200 sq. rt. ot corott lout.Ion, all 011 one level. Corning rangetop, compactor & mil'l'ONd clos«s. A real beauty~ $239.SOO . Sat/Sun 2·6 41 White Water. Corona del Mar URGENT! Hder View Homes Z·Story Palermo. musl be sold this weekend ' Abseilt.ee owner bas re duced price to insure this urgent sale. 4 Bdr111s .. ramily rtn .. rormal din· 1ng rm. & 3 baths $164.SOO Sun. l·S l718 Port Ashley. Newpor t Beach OCEAN VIEW Owner Finances White water view. 3 bdrms .• J baths. localed just above Llllle Corona Beach. Owner wi II finance with low down. Sat/Sun. l·S. 226 Poppy, CdM . CANYON CREST You should see one or the most luxurious J bdrm condom1n1ums lo be found in Newport Beach. This owner has added amenities galore. s uch as Coming cook top, com· pactor. enclosed wet bar • mirrored closets. up· graded carpeting. auto. plant feeders & elec. gate. Home mrl family rm .• formal mirrored dming rm .. 3 bathti. sun· ken livmg rm & lar(te balconies from each bdrm. Lower patios are also carpeted. A splendid buy at $167.SOO. Open Sun. 1·5 19 Canyon Crest !San Joaquin Dr. to San Mjguel to Pacific View to Canyon Crest 1. CllAIMING 3 BR A truly executive home in lovely Baycrest. Very low traffic street near Upper Bay : thi s beautiful home has a large family rm. & pro· fess. land scaped poolsi.zed yard. $182,000. Sun. l ·S. JS()l Lincoln Lane. S.3A% LOAN $113,500 BeautifuJ San Joaqwn 2 bd.nn. condo. close to pool. golf course & lovely park; preMmt loan ls as-sumable. Sat/Sun. 1-S. l Madrona <University Or. to entrance. l ·blk. West of Culver Dr. I. Irvine LUEFRONT Splendid 4 bdrm .• 3 balh home on Cherry Lake shore. Great entertain· log home with boallng ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! fromyourownyard.Sal. ..: 1-5. 2'.MS Heather Lane, 5~ J3!!!ff' 644-1133 i~·c·a lt ~ ANYTIME 1 , only JfT'F,SUCH= 5ee=fllff" beauty. 2987 Quedada. llST IAMAIM IM -....S Reduced to $114,950; 3 bdrms., 2 baths, wet bar; new carpeting; like new! Owner says, "sell!" In original section. 2020 Barranca. EASTaUJll+s FIMISTI Panoramic view of bay, the bluffs & New~! Completely redone in every detail inside & out, by pratessionals! Spacious 2,'80 Sq. ft. of family living. Has everything! Compare thia value, $229,000. 2833 Alta Vista. LIASIS 3 BR, 2'h ba. $600 month E -Plan, 3 BR, 21h ba. lam rm. S7SO mo. N.8. (Off Irvine Blvd., near 22nd Street I. LOW INTEREST BeautifuJ Bluf'rs end unil. Carmell la. 3 bdrmi. . den. 3 baths. frple It move-in ready! Present large loan is asaumable at much lower than cur· rent interest rates. 2nd T.D. a lao available. Price. $1Sl,SOO. Sat/Suo. i.s. Z128 Vista Laredo. oer delOro. OfllN SUM. 1-1 c ............ 3 Bdrm.. 2 ba.. So. of hwy. charmer! R·2 Lot. Ownel' will trlde up for duple1t or carry paper .... put oppottunJ. l)'.'1$4.700. ~ IO I CAaNA I"""" OIA.Mel COAST UALISTATI ......... ..WCOMDOS 1..-. blk• to beb rrom SCT,800. 3l8 JWllper Ave. Carlsbad. ~en Tbura Ulna~ \CH.act. SMCeCLlfff Charming 4 bedroom family home recently remodeled with decorator wallpapen, new carpets. drapes and shutters. gourmet kitchen, 1 wood noors. French doors to Jusbl,y planted patio. iron gated pool area,, many custom appointments throughout. $325,000 including the' land. S~e Vody Nelson at 242 Driftwood. PHFlCTIQM .. "A ... "9'W ~ Better than new 3 bedroom Lusk , built home. Park like rear yord offers beauty plus complete privacy. TLC evident eveeywbere. This one is very special and offered UNJ)ER $200,000. See Lyleen Ewing at 3912 lnlel Isle Dr . S~ SPICt.Al an Spyglass Ridge. Magnificent, landscaping on estate sized lot. Large pool. 4 bedroom, 2~ bath and family room with many special features. This lovingly cared for hom e is new on the market at $285,000 fee. See Eleanor Bowie at,, 1653 Reef View. OflM 1M IAYSHOllS Owner moving. See this special family home near private beach. 3 bedrooms. large family room and spacious secluded patio. $234,500. See Craig Kindig at 2642 Circle Or. OPIN IM HAllOI YllW .-..&.$ • Harbor View Hills is the setting for this tastef uUy decorated 4 bedroom. family room home. Perfect for! indoor or outdoor entertaining with lflvine custom pool and jacuzzi. Fabulous ocean and harbor view.c! Atrium with waterfall. Professional landscaping. Extra large dining a r ea with wine c loset. All . appointments of the finest quality. ' $249,500. See Carole McMahon at 1033 White Sails Way. SPECTACULAR SPYG\.ASS YIEW! Beautifully decorated family home , w / 180° view day and night. Large pool with jacuzzi. 4 bedroom. 2 bath family room. Many. many extra features make this home a treat to see. Offered at $395.000. See Lucy Rose at 29 Carmel Bay. OPIM .. 51.AYllW You · re not going to believe this one until you see it! Completely customized Port Royal at the very top of SEA VIEW. done with the entertainer in mind. Harbor view. •pool. and jacuzzi. Walls removed, new surf aces and lighting. built-in . quad sound systems. et c. $350,000. See G mny Anderson at 1909 Yacht Resolute. llDUCED IM THI ILUFff A lovely one-level Linda Plan. 3 bed rooms -high ceilings -lots of wood and stained glass -adjacent to swimming pool and steps lo Newport Beach Tennis Club. Just reduced to $164,500. See Kay Ranger at 2715 Vista Umbrosa. PaFICT HOUR. IWT 1.0CA'llOM A brand new glorious Cape Cod home with every possible feature to make family living not only a comfort but a joy! 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, exposed beamed ceilings. tons of storage, 3 fireplaces, superb kitchen. wet bar, view decks and much. much more. $419,000 . EVEIY"l.-G YOU MWA Y5 W4M'llD Exquisite new home in Old Corona del Mar. ooe block from tbe ocean. 4 bedrooms, 3 fire.Places. top..of..tbe line appliances. country kitchen. Separate dining room. Fully landscaped and a hundred other quality f ea lures. $398,000. SPECTACUl.AI YllW La rgcst Southport model in Spyglass. Six bedrooms and bonus room. family room and large pool and jacuzzi area. $595,000. s p acious plan has 5 bedrooms including master suite with den, fami ly room, large pool and jacuzzi. Exclusively ours at $350.000. UDO IS&I T1ADI Exquisite estate with so• street rrontage. Sparkling pool and spectacular gardens. Owner will trade for smaller or commercial. $600,000. • • • ,..,,. f'f" • v •• t • t • • • • ..,.. • • • • • • • I ' 111' ~ . . . . . .. " . New~ ~~~ ~EZ ant yard aurroundt this e•eout1119 3 bedroom home. Remodeled kitchen for mom; dining, eating t.. fam1~ room and flr'ef)lace. Newly painted. Pa11o. Can now tor det111lsl Price sfanecf to S123.950. 540-1720 Tri Plex: Good Income & Excellent Financing. Donl m iss this lovety 3 unit bu11d1ng. In sutier area. Each onlt c::omotete wtth 2 bedrooms. and 2 bathJ; attrectwe decor. Lush landscaping. Best investment yet• Call the exoerts at Tarbell for det8'1s. S139.900. ~1720 VERY Best Buv in Mesa Verde Ani!ctlve &aeened bonus room ideal tor all yc,ur entert•ningJ Spacious 4 bedroom home with dining. entry. eating area. and handsome fireplace in the living room. Custom Shutters inside and out. Deluxe k1tctien. Patio. Don't wa1t1 $119.900. 540-1720 r Lush Atrium Off Uvina Room The Ideal fami1Y home. with large country kitchen, entertainer's living room, entry. eating atea. fireplace and 3 bedrooms. Patio; RV panqng tor that new boat. Mesa Verde k>calel Call tadayl $98.500 ~1720 Sho*ft Wffh Loh Of Pride All you·11 eYer need In this newly reduced Mesa Verde executive home. Lots ot amen11tes 1nclud1ng en ultra some burglar alarm. smoke detector, bUllt m bookcases. buffet. indoor 880 and more. • bedrooms. formal <Ming. den and family room 2 fireplaces lo coddle by Fruit and citrus trees galore. Now S149.000. call 540-1720 Horth Side: Price Slashed! Gourmet kitchen tor mom. complete w11h built 1n microwave and deluxe extras. Remodeled interior. with 3 bedrooms. eating area. entry and hearty hreplace In the living room. Tile In bathrooms. Covefed patio. Crop by! $94.900 Call~1720 Owner Extremely Motivated Must sell his tastefully appointed execullve home now! Large '2 st0<y 4 bedroom home with 3-<:ar garage, huge bonus room, built Ins in kitchen. dining, entry, fireplace and patio with BBQ 1n rear. Professional landscaping Rec:tucec:ttoSIOS.000 540-1720 Lush, DeliCJhtful Eashide Newly painted charmer on huge lot• Dining area. eating atea, hUge llvlng room and 3 bedrooms.. Covered patio In rear for your summer entertaining. RV parking. All on large comer lot Reduced to tn.soo cau s..~ 1720 VA Terms & DoBoy Pool Newly painted 3 bedroom home with lots ot charml Deluxe kitchen. built Ina, den, eating area and handsome paneling. Come and take a look I $72. 900. 540-1720 540-1720 TIRRELL r Sening 8000 Cities. OCIAMAOMT ONN SUN. I~ tl4W. OCMJROM'f Fine cran.manablp m ~. trim & oak trtm • oak noors sets Oii t.hls landmark; 4 BR. 3 bo. hcime ln finest locaUoo. Est1bl11hed trees & lawns. 1475,000 BILL GRU NDY . REALTOR , , '• • , If, ON WATER WITH SLIP ' la •c-4 ,. SH0,000. VI ,_, i..tory .... .-1 ................... .... lfeecti _. _. .,. T.mflc "est. ......................... ~ ,...._ 0,.. W. & S.. 1·$ P.M. WATOFRONT W /BOAT SLIP $265 000 Ta..,., ~ .... fie llC .. ltt J b•• •-..._. wltlt patio for ,._.. ...._.. ..... f I .. Spaclon ...... brl9llt. 4 fl•• V 4LUE oft tll• W4nuaotm BAYFIONT WITH PIER $465,000 ................. 2...tory --wHtt 5 ~011'91, ..... IMtt«J room wUt. VIEW. fallllily ""· 2 kltchen1, 2 fireplaces, spacious bakony, pin patio. Can b• t'fti~e or 2 1..-crt. rental IA'titl. ,_. ~ boat out front! VIEW, POOL PRESTIGE $375,000 Executive r•sldnn in Dover Shores with prl•ocy. V-'hd beaM C.-..,. clRd °'" ..... ,... flow• Wo far'C)lt ... a•cl fa•llr roo•. l•a•tlhl flMloor/aatcloor pool mid 4 iM*OCMM fOtr fcmly .ct ocMt eftfoYIM..t. XLNT SECURITY $215,000 In Ja1llM• Cr.ek .. s "9ucwd.d C)Ote" co ... ..aty. Drcnotfc 2 bed. dew, clft. ....... ~ ,,.., ... ry -• ..,. ,_-d. oww-...~so ..... your LEASE/OPTION for SI 0,000 c:aah, $900. "'°'lease for I Yffl' _. btrr wffh lnerage for $225,000. SltowR by appoh1tnwnt becous. of tll• "super security.'' VIEW, LIGHTS, WATER Tery-lflc corner locatlot1 with prhocy •on ffle lh'Ht. Open and airy 3 bedroo• •o"'e with faMlly roolft. &ten.._,., delight'" '"',..Terrace. STEPS TO llEACH DUPLEX $210,000 Newly ~ & all fwRillMd l & 2 ... oo.m...._ Rtfth wtuuer/winter for bestillca••I OWHEI WIU LSE/OPT ott SB.l OM CONTIACT Grenwy Ir pet°ffctiOft MTomd this exc"'-g ..... lnel conter cOlldon•:i&.lft --with l bedroonu. ... fcMty roont a11d di11IR9 roolft. ProfHs ioHlly decorat.d in quiet good taste Cllld '-•~•~ eo. • .,.ieftt to beach md .._,, cowts. SI 54,500. VIEW.POOi. JACUZZI! S 179,500 u....al 4 bdrwl hoftw wittl open bemns, .,__.... pool and OCEAN VIEW. A ...,. •allllt Ill San Juan Caplstrw.o. Easy to Sllow and owner will cwry a I 00/o 2lld TD. IMrRES5'VE RAU TRIPLEX $475,000 lest lhl•g poulbl• for tlle illYntcw/OWMr wt.o w..ts • Uclo t• address! Spaclou and newly ...-Corahd mts. OWMr wll exdtalip, carry 2lld T.D. or Mlbmlt! ENTERTAIHSt'S DEU~HT S 149, 900 OPEN SUM.. 1·5 r .M. 15193 MchnNtt, F. Y. S...-4 bedrOOM hCNM wfttl clft. ,_, ..... , MIL larCJ4t HnkH IMitg ""· ......... ...,., -...-y "'°"' -·-for best hillg. COit& COMFORT S91 r000 Rexlble 3 or 4 ldrM. spodoa .....,., room wHla prohssiollal wet bw. Olily block to l"ICrfflf-. Mmy e.tna. 6 IEDtOOMS-1h ACRE 4 9f'mdDle ._. for ocff•• ,..,..: Loh o! ...,. faotaci-which iftcWet 1.-p ...., rOOM, dtft/ltudy ....... ..... ,_. _. 2 ..,... ............. SIZ0,000. · SMALL EST A TE S2'5,000 ............ ofs.taA..-.of .. betl ........_ Grmwlote 2-atary .._ wltlt loctds of 1q•,r• footage. lac1,.._., l IR. Fa & fonMf DI e.o.... + .. ,. .. 2 ... 2 •• & fl,..,.."'"' ltoHe. ~pusln I OOx 150 ft. lot. ..... ,..pool .. CJl'-41. M-r lf'Cltlll ....... ' ...... ......,, heh .... ::tr w/wtd g 1tal...... 0.. frl a Watafro•t H .. • 2633W.CoostHwy Newp()ft Beach 611·1400 --__ .._ ..... ..._. .. ._ ........... _ --... , .... , ... .. .,.. .. .,.. ....... ._..,~,., OPINHOUSIS ••••• t7 JASMIN! CUB: Most ........ ,._ Ill. HAID TO FIND ..._ V wMt Ge... .tew. 2 1tory 3 Mdroo. fa•Ur rOCNm ltOtff. Cllolce of......._ $241,500. * * * • .. ***** to DH to Jalihe c,..ell's new •tc•rity "f.'aliw. please call our offlu md w. wl Mftt you at the ttltry gate. • * * • • • * * • OTHY A Y All.AILE rttOfants 4 Vmffty -Sot.Mthhlg for eYttyOM CORONA Da MAit: ...... ,.. ........ "".._. or e... wlttl lllc:~I. • block away frOM Ilg ConMIG heda. USID lltlCIC patio ~ wfth oc-. •few, A'"-6lllg or ,..,, "*It ..a. nw.. bHl"OOM ,... two .._.OOlft .tew •= IM91f. $269, fOO. SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO: Meer MW tllrff becWo.t honl9 °" 1-. lot. ntCE REDUCB>. 5'lort escrow ff dnhcl. Seier Is ready. $89,900. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA~ Custom Wit, spilt ,..,... four ~ ,..... "*"' thrtt full baths, 2100 s..-. ffft of contfortciMe IMftCJ. Cafflt.dral cetliftgs, two large fireplaces, stained CJlau; ••ry secluded among HM pine trNS. S 169,500. DAMA POINT: Newer dupt.x -complete ftlGllGCJllUIM on preMiM$. Each ...... two bMroo... and deft, two fuQ baths, fl~ bride courtyard. It's C)nClt $149.SOO. ·coRONA DtL MAit Six .......... of frR;flway. llocJc and OM hcll'f from *HJ CorOllCI leach. Call few detoHs... MESA VERDE. Two four-plexn sJd9 by side .• s 170,000 ~h. can for details. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA TRIPLEX S 162,500. Call for cWaH5. MOUNTAIN HOME. 5 ledrooens, st.ctr, hobby room. fMly room. 2 flnplacu. 111 acre abo•e the smog. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 S 15 E. Coast Hwy .. CoroM def Mer 675-5511 . . NEWPORT HEIGHTS $1 39,000. 3 Bedrooms & den. 2 Baths. fireplace. In a great location on a nicely landscaped tree shaded large corner lot. OP9t HOUSE SUHDA Y I ·5 600Tuatlft.H.1. KINGS CLIFF $249,000 Beautifully redecorated lhru·out. l 11. FAM IM, r00t. & JACUUI BBQ, Firepit and even a nice view. Many xtra features. onH HOUSl"SUHDA T I ·5 lOO Khlgs rt. JACOBS REALTY 67$.6670 2919 Newport llTil corMr 30tll JUST L I S T ED TR I ABSOLUTELY CHARMtNG HOME IN ONE OF CORONA DEL MAR'S MOS T BE A UT I FU L COMMUNITIES! 2 LA R GE BDRMS., PANELED STUDY. 2 BATHS, INVITING COUNTRY KITCHEN ! PANORAM IC OCEAN & CANYON VIEWS FROM THE EXTENSI VE R EAR D ECK! T R ULY ONE O F A KI N D ! CA ROLYN HASBROUCK AWAITS YOUR VISIT TODAY. l TO 5. 330 MO~G CANYON. $365,000 4UFIXB Au.TRMS 2JJPOfPY 4¥1 , Custom built 3 becltoomr ~ ~Ul. Beautiful master •uito '44\b ~la~ & wet bat. Library, hardwood noon. Every amenity for grlcloua livlog. Magnificent view ocean & hilts. ~ blk to Little Corona beach. ss21.ooo 714/67Wt•z OPIN HOUSE S ... AYW MIW SIAYllVt NOMI Wmt lllW JI 03 Y .... Da,liiiM· .. 2bedroom&den -2 ~~Qrepla~- . Big kit.chen with breakfast area-Side yard. has room ror pool or large patio. Priced below market at $239.000. S,mall down payment & owner will' "5Sist in financing. For appointment to sec CAU.671-1611 4 G.H. IOlllTSOM. lllAl.TOI Ext.erior-r«-enUy pain~1 .................... ~-. .............. ... ed. Outet CW-de·UC I~, Uoo on t.ree-lin,,.S street. close t.o abopplna. sbcool. P riced t o sell t h is weekend. . r C•l44-941 I Jara tance reartor 67N06Z IAUOA TRIPLEX Near 10th St. beach Summer/winter rentals New paint 1ns1de A SAil PRONllTllS 675-48991 • PEHIH. POIHT 3 Bdrm. den. work shop. boat storage. Steps to Bay & beach. $195,000 214.s Seville Ave. 675-5418 c•strano hacll 1o11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW Beaut new custom home by owner. 4 bd. 41ill ba. ram rm w twet bar. frplr. beam ceihngs, all the amenities. $261.000 27192 Calle Juanita 646·9169 or 493·3089 Open House Sat/Sun l·S ~ Macnab-lrvm,e WHITE WA TY YIEWHOME $275.000! Charming 3 BR executive res. nestled on picturesque blurr tca· nyon overlooking beach w/View to Catalina. Adj estate-size. level R·l lot may be purchased ror $125,000 for the addihon d pool, tennis courts & guestqtrs.! CQ·ll.SJ Joyce Edlund 642-8235 • 67 5930. :J6.17 1-:. Ci;t II",\'. Ctl~I SOUTH OF HIGHWAY in Corona del Mar 2 BR. SUPHI OCIAMVIE)N 3 Bdrms. +office + den. pool.~.000 Arnl IUILOEIS Great R·Z lot. attractive 2 bdrm. $131.000 PAULM.UTIN REAL ESTATE 644-7381 1024 IESTIUY ONEASTSIDE Super ·remodeled 4 Bdrm, 2 bath family home. in choice arc:a. On· ly $79,900. Call ~6·5880 for more details. ~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS I BA W/(rplc. In rronl. ~~~~~~~~ Ready to bid add1hooal unit in reM. Owner a.a~· 1ous Price rNluccd to Sl60.000.~ 'tk\ Esto\e P§ Vatley . ...., LUXURIOUS &LAVISH! Luxury in Cameo Shores. Large secluded front patio. fountain & pool! Spacious ~anv1ew hv· inl! room & family room. Formal dining room. Chef's kitchen has every con venience. Lavish master winl!. Den or sttllliy, Stwulg & laundry room. Includes pool ta· ble. bltn stereo ~ystem. fantastic storage too Private beaches and much more• For pnvate preview call 673.asso. !iilHll OPIH SAT /SUM I ·5 568SUWARDDR. 2 BR Charmer! Mint cond. Priv. beach ac· cess. Boat storage, more' SlSS.000 NIA tr 'N CLE.AN is this 4 bdrm. 2 bath family home! TUed en· try, fireplace. double garage, large renced yard and close to schools and s hopping! Only $87.500. Call 752· 1920 )_ 9UAIL PLACE PROPERTIES"' 10.-TU l :JO P.M.J IAClllA Y VILLAGE End unit. 2 story. 3 bedroom, 2"'1 baths. in a very desirable area. Call to see 640-S 112 I, ! 'r, 1 11 '"I '' •._ '~ t I\ • l 'I~ , 't , I , •'I UNIBJEY AILE rat CE RB>UCTION 6 mo·s. new contem- porary, 2 sty home. Nr heh. 3 BR, 2 BA. fabulous kitchen including microwave, lush camel carpeting, central A/C. auto. apnnklers & a very anxious seller. Price re- duced to $92.900. ~ . ear... def Mer I 022 __ B_rot_er_&U_-234_3 __ •••••••••••••••••~·· • •• Du p I e lll • 1 0 0 • 100 ''!! OUPU:X FIXER Be~a. Prime location. ~ A beautiful home iii dis· BtSt buy. $152.500. Bkr ,.,..~~..:"· 1utse. Needs paint a nd court esy. ea.742'4 ; -------- som e minor main· ~al29 RIDUC8 teoance, but underneath -.... ....;.·c-0-_-N_m'61 __ H_O_M_E t er, 2 ba. formal dining. a real beauty. Home plus A •' .. ..., brick frplc, eorner lot. 2 income al $197,:50(). Call + itilca.. car gar. 900 Dogwood. 640-Sl.12 fee land + new 2 BR Ptiooe7Sl-0774eves . home + 2 units. nr. center of town tn CdM. Priced for qwck sale al 1229.000. • l • y I l , ~. llj, I • I •'II 1Jass, de~o r alor wallpaper. bgh)y upgrd tluuout. Open Sat/Sun l ·S. 35 Whitewater. 64G-3947. res. 7'1-2301 • btL1. OCEAN VIEW Jasmine Creek Plan 6 Avail Nov. By Owner. Call 640-at22 JASMIME CREllC 2 BR. den. 2 ba. popular Plan II w /Pvt yd Ii lrg paL, beaut ocean vu toe ID' Npt Cntr & Big Ca· EYERS &.ASSOC. C7l4J IJJ.0200 Br. 2Ba, fresh paint, va· cant. lrg cov patio. Mesa de!Mar. '81.500 557.&470 UDUC8 ASSUMABLE LOAN 9~% Ja='"'" BBQ.. dbl 1Jie-=: •tD Yettte: cm!!5:.:::~~==~3 area. Try sn:oocr cu 907 SANOCASTLI down.. Owner will ra.rry .. __ .. 1 __ .. _... 2 ad TD or t r a de . 4 Bdnns., '"""P ..... ~ Ownertagt. 546-15.54 family rm., tingle level, ___ .;:;._ ___ _ ''Lusk Home" on estate MESA VERDE 4 Br 2 Ba. sued tot with room to xlnt cood., S9'l.500. Open roam; !!poUess interior. Hoose Dally t-s. 2972 An· vacant & move·ln ready. drol SL, 5'6-te8. Just a shade over two hundred thou s and dollars . 111 ' · 1•:I1 I• ,\ l1 , ' d t I , l. I: ' ' l ' • 11 '' 1 , M ~AVERDE SHOWPLACE It• acre, park/view, cmr. :!feer It nicer Ulan mott I bmes. $179,000. By owner. 546-9269. Opel\ HleSat/&.an. 1.1167 Balearic. r1-11:~ ~M)Cl4Tq lO'OO C.C. Sec .. pool, ltn· ~a-a.. HOM .. $229,500. S.W-7139 .. ~ ..::;;:;:...::;::;;.:.;;.:..;...~---1 __;,-------1 3 • wllb buae low Poab Spy1la11 home Z8rlab.Hr bdl/dlopl. maln\enance patio • w/.upervtew.t8drma. P-.11 0 : d tl 1•r. POC>f. f'1>k, ''boaua of. 2" &a. faa>·rm. a car hnlablop . 1120.000. rice". Eaay acce11 to 1ar. ~ Hall Moon Bay 6*aN (fWY ft beach. 1125.000 Dr. U59,000. La Vera £B.8TlDS &£Al.TY Bunls, Bltr . ...._, W.atAdJlelP? .... • eoo Newport Center Drive • 840-&00 ··~--.-..........•-I ......... ,,. ,... ...... --. -....... ..-__ ., ........... , .... ,.,, .. . . ..... .__ ..... , . ....,..._., -... ............... , .......... ,\, ''-• .... ft,·-,,. ......... 11 , -'-"-!.. •• .. a ' , Sunday. August 27. 1978 OM.VPtlOT •7 . l\ . . ,, ~ ~ ----VATllMS .4,900 NEWPORT HDlf1S $84,508! ••• ••ForS. ......,,...s. ....... Fors. tt1 " .... ,. ...................... ...................... . ........................................... .. ,_,..__ ..... 1040 .... 1040 ""-1044 ~ .. ----!~ .............................................. ······················· --------- DICUTIYI llACH HOME GIWDA IN THE RANCH NOTICE A reward has bem of. Ceml for a read1. willln1 "•* ~ ... '°" this top DOkb San Mlpel bom• mTIUT WIS11m Rladancl -J Bdrm, ti..f'IA.. .......... c • .... C'ClnlC't RY tt cna. llo"• h1 coed, Batsaan et Pl 7S1 Well Wllllon ..,,_... a IAITIM ~ lldr'ID , I bMbl. with ~ .__ &MUmatll• .. s:i. lpeciou a br • I beth. fOl"fNIJ du.Jn1 room, tam rm • frplc New carpeu llllocb to Kllool. Pretty lltl'fft Wiii Hll (Ht ' '45-TDl BUNGAl.OW ON 1·2 LOT 642-1830 • Thlt LaCuelta mauioo bu an unbeUevable prlc~ U.,! What a b&rsaio: A fatted sale. This beauty it 1100 aq.ft. with • IPlldOUI bdrms. a 8epan1te family rm. wlt.b buge brick nreph&C'e. form el dining &c r•Uo for executive enterta1t1lng and exterior tha rellects a aymphony ot brkk. wood & glass. All quietly nestled at the end of » cul·de-sac. Just a aWnel throw from the beach. Make YOW' own terms oa lbill one! Vets too! And It's ln ah¥rp coodltlon to boot! Ask ror Will WOOdit. 'lbe fl\Oft POJ>ular floor plan built by Ayres. 1'"e•tures 4 Jar1e bedrooma. 2~ baths. Truly an executive home ln one cl Jtvine'S MOit prestiiPoua att'5. You own tbe lud fl there are nousodatlandtleS. Call ln The 8-Mb. To see ll you ciuallly. Call ?Sa?>t Owat AIL 4 a.tnna.. family rm . 2~ llCllt on a CC)l'M'J' -.u .• Olll~ M.1 r1 ~r's Covr }-.... l '. .. , l • y SO COAST PUZA l1Pll ililled 3 Bllrm. a.. tam ,. Ccmdo Oii .... ____ ,;-_ __ _ l Wetb&r. 1,.ac, eltt --------1 lutd'I au dl1p, dble Pl'+~ UH I.Utt' iw. Pool. )K. ct e l'OW'U Walk to So Cobt Phaa. O•o•r Afll 644-002"1 OflMMOUSI ......... $69,500 u1i 4 BdrD> hom ~ • hardwood floor-. RaAKd btla plaotu 1n eaclo1ed botuu rm VA n<Altrrns 754-7800 .............. 1040 '"'-1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... .... ...., I ST TIMI Of'fBID PRU•g£ SJD~ ........... T,, .... OPINHOUSI SUNDAY 12·5 20'-7\h St. · 250 steps to the a and! Privat• cowtyard to soaring 2 . WHAMYOUR PLIASUU? of bcalu:e • '-••II Seu la LOCATION ~ •l•rlcr bom~. feJlitW"n 38r. 18¥. Crpll', eo.e.Mete IOZ4 and i. yard ()(fered at ••••••••••••••••••••••• asoo. ~lle"Ptopertiu (714) ~9--2A67 C .. IPYAS ACRtCICET story. 4 bdrms' Green 0.... P-.t I 026 house + deck w /white ••••••••••••••••••••••• water view! A de - <l Br. central air. corator's delight al sprinklers. lrg cov patio. S138,SOO ! Slop by or call ·841.Q>IO new ext paint. 336191 Big V11v•110 ·••\'u'''""'"' , ......... c ...... 640-5357 SUNDAY SPECIALS OPEN FOR VIEWING J12tSl&Wr4 Mtsa V ft"de 1':11 t. IC'. J400 i.q ft ... Or.JBa 3 yr> old SllUOO. A.at . Beth m 41 964 JUI W-0211 Pager 1"161SJM1·7m B AS"TM 0 .. ,1 .• _ •••. ... SAYROI QUALITY BUILT . 3 8dnn 2 bath & family room. fireplace. lots or extras. Now vucant 1md --------·1·--------1 in move-in cond1t1on Neat slrfft. pool. patio. lanai. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths This house has the works ' S77 ,900 Call 752·1920 Jr 9UAIL Sur 661·3351 agent. [ %,...own.,:,,.:,~.:,~.~':!.~' •• ,,,, 1 ol a kind view overlook· - 1ng Dana Pt. ~arbor 3 IEACH CONDO BR. 2 Ba. selling below Sharp 2 BR condo. bike appraised value lo beach. Won 't last $340.000. 496-5109 Pnnc. wlterms like this. Under Bike to lhe lake from your cozy 2 Bdrm, 2 bath Townhome 10 Wood bridge. Feeling la.cy., SlrolJ to the pooJ close by Want solitude"! Take a stmbathoo your secluded redwood deck. This home has all the fine qualities or an S&S bu1ll home. HURRY ON THIS ONE! S88.500 c• for Details 644-721 1 ELEGANT EENTREE HOME & TODAYS BEST BUY Ideally located on one of the larges t lots In beautiful Greentree. This fabulous home features 4 to s bedrooms. 3 baths. professiMally landscaped yards with loads of fruit trees. raised vegetable garden bed & strawberry beds. Area also includes com· munity pool & park. Ask· ingonly S109.9SO Call 11711 l'CINO Pkano A 3 bedroom family home 1n prestigious Turtlerock. Beauutul earthtone decor. IY Owte S67,500 Ask.ina only S79.900. Call 3 ........ __ ti ~11.51 A.!~~J.-only. S2000. down. W IP.I. pay· ~N IGH GAILEY & ASSOC IATES 4041 Mcm.ffa [.Mrge family"! Th.is 4 or~ bt.'ldrootn. 3 bath home '()f1 a large lot may be the ltnllwer. See & comparl' • A tree lined street. Won't SA.VE $$$$ I ucu.ruum, pa o. quiet E'SlDE BACK BAY last! Call M6>916J on qwet cul-de·sac 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. beautifully landscaped. $48·2417 or 644--0277 . OPrn tiOUSf ·,~HERITAGE R EALTORS RENT 0 menll under $400. Owner T IUY wants rast sale. So make --------ues ... VERDE All rent applies to down an o1rer now. ONE YEAR NEW ,.... A payment. 3 Bdrm. den. 540.3666 PATIOHOME 48drm. 28a. recent paint 2Y.t ba Townhome. Some & crpt. Cov patio. Assum ocean view. Lse 9 mos al In lovely adult communi- to,. TII l :lO P.M.I -n.42 ,,,. ..... ore. SUMOA Y 1-5 3264 ............ REAL TY /. Mo 9'Nlfylftc)! Lowdown 4Bdrm, 2"2 8a Mesa Verde homt-. Many xtr8l5. Call ~7·5037. llgt 9'* loan. 1984 Lemnos. $480-Sl200 opt money ly, this one year new. two Sll5.000. Ownr/agt, eves. and you will have $6000 bedroom. two bath home ~57261838-4921. dys. towarm your down pay-has upgraded carpellng. ment. $91,SOO. Qill John __;;=======--! fireplace. double garage, 4 bedl'OOm. 2 bath hoinl' that sh1i>ws real Pri<'e-or ownersh11p & on a cul-~e sac Mesa Verde 3 Br. 2 ba. c~ to schools. owner will consider 2nd TD •BY OWNER• 48drm. JWO fOR ONE frplc. nice y rd . RV MESA VERDE _49J.._938_1_or_49J_._14_00 __ 1 Priv. party wants to bl.IY 4 fenced Yard and pnvat.e 4Bdrm. 2Ba, crnr lot. br home in Hunt. Bch patio, access to PoOls and 148-.11 ..... College Pal'k BerkeleY, 4 bedrooms. 21ft bat~. centraJ air & walk -to pools, park & school. : REESE REAL TORS 75t-1473 ,.. .. ~SIDE !!Wrage, hrdwd Ors. lath ~· & plstr, nu rl. nr schls. Cov patio. 2962 Ceylon. INVESTORS! from priv. party. 548-3173 tennis! All this-only Sll2.000 Ownr/agl. Look at this! Cute & -------------S78.llOO.Call7S2·1920. DOLL HOUSE park & stores. $78,900. ae~~~eda:e;t!J~n~; _S45-J673 ___ . _____ _ 838-4921 . tage. Only steps from 3,4 or S bdrm models T' ~ Eves. S4S·5726 Dys. quaint 1 BR beach cot· S&S Resale Specialists. ' '-'U .&f L -------OHE OF A KIND 4 BR Mesa Verde home w separate motht>r 1n law quarters Must see OPEN HOUSE SUN l 5 2837 Corvo Place REESE REALTORS 751·1473 tached 840 sq.rt. guest $5000 DOWN house or ""! Pvt entry, Spotless 4 hr. family lots of cement. patios. home. New plush <'rJ>t, RV storage. alley access lge corner lot Don 'l miss GREAT FOR IN·LAWS this one. $89.500 Nr OR POSSlBLE S800 mo {)CC. Owner/Agent ---------surf & sand! Zoned for avail. some w /pools. PLA CUSTOM HOMES that extra unit. Why not 968-4602 CE Of'EN DAIL y see today! $89,950. Call Penrungton Properties ,.OPERTIES"' 345 E. 23rd St. C.M. now for address. -oNTHE SANO Only 4 left of these 7 new 3 BR Penthouse. Hunt-tO,.. nt l:JO '.M.I ,,._., Elegance is the only wty todescnbethisdesira c-RAHCH REALTY s br condo an ~auti I 55 t ·2000 Irvine Groves. custom homes oo a quid ington Pacific resales. Popw?°°~Rl~~E d( 1 1 l SllOwb;;1' : INCOME. '7Sl·lm6. OPEN 1·5PMSAT/SUN cul-de·sac. Each w (4 Ronor Max. SJ6.6063 bdrms. 3 baths. wetbars, DONALD M. BIRD BY OWNER·Prin only I u ar " woo AIAMDOMED Sharp Deerfiel4 ,3 model. 2 Story. 3 IAJlGAtM -bedroom·--.. -mewilh IT'S Lln&.1-320 E. 19th St. at Santa MESA VERDE BUT IT'S CUTE.• Ana 3000 sq ft customized home nr golf cour se 2 fplcs , & much more. "••oc101 ... hollo" sty 2Br. !Ba Condo. xlnt Come & see for yourself what lovely homes they loc. new paint, cpts, in· are! Owner1agent ro.tahtVaU.y 1034 door lndry S6S.9SO 552·4894 or 642 2164 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847·5675 for appt. bedrooms. 2t;.a baths., . ...,_..,.., Needs s 0 me TL c F1n1shed bonus room pleasant mie of upgradfS Motivated seller a t plus 4 Bdnns. Gourmet throughout. · $108.000. Call 640·511 2 kitchen. low main · Agent. tenance yard Lowest Snug hltle honeymoon Owner will curry 2nd. cottage in 1t 's own liltle • Sl7S,OOO. 540-7196 forest Upgraded kitchen RED CARPET'I with nook. Everyth111g m 645 34'7 4 Ho Loan fffs good cond1t1on Crull -------LG CUSTOM 4 BR 2'i trees ·ement dnvc. Inf•--------BA. lovely Easts1dc al only A T T E N T l O N ASKING SlS4.500 9.500 Call 7S2·192Q BUILDERS Owner will carry with ' '-'U .&IL Large lot with good 2 BR 2S% down. Musl see to T' A home & room for 2 more appreciate. Pl .&CE units. Choice Eastside OPEN SATURDAYS l·S I.A Agt. 536-5125 location. sno.ooo. ALSO. i----.:::;_ ____ _ ,.OPanES1 " Rustin 3 BR. 2 BA home. FtRST OfferiftCJ to,-fl l :JO ,...._. ~una, fireplace. garage, J)e{uxe new townhomes. hu.:e yard. sso.ooo Nearocean NEAR O.C.C. 4 Br Newly Needs some fix111g. 2 br. family rm, 2"'2 ba. remodeled latchen. Can't 3 BDRM 2 BA AIC, fireplaces. pnvate do belt.er for this pnce double garage, patio patios. 589.500. Bkr. 7M-&62 rrwt trees. s prinklers. St.art al $74.900 By Owner 3 Br. 1a~ bu, $79,900 ALSO. R·2 LOT. Seabre(!ze Pac1f1(' comer lot $83,500 209 76.S Hamilton. Dnve b)' 2276 Pac1l1c Ave Loyola 54G-8783 only. Brookhursl lo Hamilton, PRIH.OHLY loy McC~. Rltr to Victoria Pl. to Pac1r1c 541-7729 213 /433-6809, 213/430-5271:1 Cottn...Realton 213/439-681 I PENNY PINCHER ADS FOR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE ONLY $2.00 (tor 3 lines, 2 days) Call Today • • • Print Tomorrow! Sell any item or combination of items totaling $75 or less with a 3 fine ad for 2 consecutive days for only S2. Each additional fine is 60c for the 2 days. You may place your ad by phone, just dial (714) 642-5678 and charge it. Call Monday thru Friday 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M . for next day's paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper. ... . ,, Or you may use the handy order blank below and mail to: Orange Coast Daily Pilot P .O. Box 1560, 330 W. Ba y St., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 4 WORDS MAKE OME UHE S2.00 13.ID PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 BankAmericard # . . . . . • . Master Charge # . . . . . . ....•. SEND BILL D Exp. Date Exp. Date Publish for . . . . . . . . . . days, beginning Classif icatlon .... . . . ... . . . . . . . . . ..... Nanle .........................••................ Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... . City . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phone ....... . ' DAILY PILOT 642·5678 673-0782. S6.000 MOVES YOU IN 1mmed111te possession. WHATTA ideally located. 3 BR t 1·2 1 BARGAIN! ba. I \.2 m1 from beach. Price reduced twice·now H you ure looking ror the 77.l·0233. anytime for de· only $89.900' 2 Story :i finest duplex in the best tails bedrms & g1gant1c bonui. Eastside area. this is for room. Lovely country you! 3 Bdrm .. family rm. *LANDMARK * kjtchen. Spacious master STOP!!! asking price for this model. Must sell C all 544-941 I home + pool & Jacuzzi: s Bdrm, 3 ba. S yr home wing. Covered patio. Gas new 3 bdrm . bonus rm. --------•I with gunrule custom spa BBQ. TRANSFERRED REAL aPt. Open Sun 1·5. 302 and many extra s. SELLER MUST HAVt-.: c.sT~ RamonaPlace(offSanta SHAWINHER! Sl~.000. Can purchase IMMEDIATE SALE·,~~~~~~~-· Ana Ave I ()pee Sat/51111 1-5 for $56.000 dn and as· BARGAIN HUNTERS 1-l~ Qa1Sl.-f sumaa 1~% lst T . .I>ior ~~}~v·~Af1,1:_! 1 Largest Home in Wood· tjEW USTING! 14811 DClllCastw A California Homes Pl~n 106 with 3 bedrooms. family kitchen ~ courtyard . FRESH PAJNTTHROUGHOU°P 4 ROt.t.ses. Eastside. on one large lot ' --s --# Everytb1pg lo o fer. $29.500+an 1nl. only I ~l!ll' bridgt>' SBdrm. 38a. Move-in cond. Tasteful $22 soo 2nd for 3 yrs r~-•-• • · 1 .,.MCHllAUT !~~t ~~ 41 esJ: 2~1;;!. _0wne_~-o-~-:2-w-·038S_H_l_H_M_S __ · . ~ .. · j !~ jlf ~~~):f.!~t~~ _____ s_s_1~_2_0_00 __ prof. lndscpd. Value plus ------·-~. vu. On cul-de·sac. Prof IDEAL I I I DOit Y. rRJ.IOCllX I lfEJll TOlt ' 3250LC.. Hwy at SJS.900. Wagner Real VISTA DEL MAR ly.964-3S27or968-5o696 Nowopenda1ly IMAGINE!! lndscpd & upgrd thruoul. Family H-:, 3Br, 3Ba. 2000sq ft Sl95.000 or bst ofr Pnn<' _....,. HuntiftCJICMt leach 1040 901·9200elaware Prestigious Turtlerock only. by app't only 6 Bdrms .• 4 ba .• Moit c....... ... - ••••••••••••••••••••••• W . .JBeachN.orAdams 559-5915 lerey Mode l 10 'The ur< ror only $104 .900 ,\ 3 -----Pre-Completion Pnce~ bedroom exqwsitcly de· ~EW HOME -Ranch . I n s u I at e d 640-7000 $SLASHED S UNDEtt COMP'S Beautiful 2 yr old 4 Bdrm, 2 ba single story in prestige Summerwind Tract close to ocean. Landscaped & upgraded. Family room + S8000 Jacuzzi. $135.000 value at $126,000. Malloy Rllrs 900-4342 Troy Realty 848 9090 d ' • thruout. Sprinklers · rorated and landscape NORTHWOOD Great size for the gro~ BY OWNER·immed oc- c upancy, xlnt value, huge 2Br. 3Ba. 2 frpks. nr bch, twnhse dplx. pool &jacuzzi $79.990. 642·8714 BY OWNER. Eastside 2 bdrm, garage. w /den, R2 lot. SS.000 dn. Will carry paper. $79,SOO. 646·2087 IOLSALANDMARI home with many bonus 1'ransferred. Assumable r 1 finishing touches. You 911,•~ loan' A/C. 3 br. 2 mg am& y. PL.AH 14 owe it to yourself to view ha, ram rm, atnum. pro" 1900 sq. n. 3 br, 2l,.<z ba. Uusterrificoffenng. fly . deror .. lnds C'pd family rm. SPA. Nr. Spr-w1patio deckin~. Club. 'I-~ ingdale & Talbert. Open " courts. pool $108,900. '-'" ~~ ... owner. Make offer. 'l4-., 840-3896 or 833-98Jl. 731·7662 ')' IOo/o DOWN Pos h Turtlerock Glen 833-8600 By Owner $72.SOO. 3 BR house. newly painted in & out. OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 2-5. 186 Wells Pl (o((Orange/Cabnllol. 75t·9999 COOL CONDO Cute 2 Bdrm Condo. l m.ile to beach. Xlnt area Great s tarter home $6.S.000. house Sul & Sun. By UJi Owner 673 ·502 1 or' .0·~~'1.-vr Townhome. 2 BR. 21? 4 br. 2 ba. F.P .. dshwhr. I bath, beaut. master swt~ • m1 to heh. $79,900 f I 6 R k GI 642·336lor960-e210 w i rp c c>c Y en tf523 CAM111""'"-·~ Owner wall sell to WOODIRIDGE Sl37.900. La Vera Burns. ____ rv_J1111L: __ '"'-"''nlf_. IE.ALTY Rltr 644-6397 EASTSIDE F\xer 3 BR. l ha .. ram rm Lge R-2 lot. $74.SOO STUART FINE Realtor 631-MS4 $9500DOWH If you are a vet, you can buy this S96,000 3 br, 1~. ba home on the Easts1de ror lhe above down pay- ment. Home has lots of used brick. ceramic tile & 2 patios. Hayward· Walson Real Estate, 731-S.581. " A SAil PROPIRTllJ 675-4390 BY OWNER. 3bdr. 2ba, RV access, custom in· terior. $'91,000. I m1 to bch. 962-9449 Two S&S EstatH 4 BR. 3 BA. jacuzzi. mstr bdrm wtsitting rm & marble Crpl~. one w /ex· tra premium lot. one within walkfog distance tobeaeh. 968-8846 VETS 48drm. 1 ~.ea Golden Wei.t Estates. Giant palm lreei.. new ceramics, s que aky clean $71.900. Agt. 8111. 842.2733 OWNER AHXIOUS TO SELL' tXean breezes. 3Bdrm, l~Ba. HuRe cov patio. new lutchen. new carpet, super clean. $67,500. Agt, Bill, 842·2733. 4-PteJC 0,.11 House Sunday 10:30-5 Great investment. 2"'1yrs old. I mi fr bch. Lrg 3Bdrm, 3Ba owner's un· it Btful ext. Bring your c heckbook. Corner Pearce & Dolores . nr 551 -1000 V.l TERMS COLLEGE PARK Berkely for only $109,900 4 large bedrooms. family room. air cond1t1oned. tile roof. covered patio and lots MORE. Call to see RAHCH REAL TY 551-2000 3 BR. 2 ba. 2·car gar . frplc, new crpls, A I c:ond. W. Costa Mesa By OWT\I', $81,950. Ph 548-825() BY OWNER. Price re. duced. 4Br. Roman pool, den/bar $95.000. l yr lse/opt OK $600/mo. Owner carry big 2nd. SPANISH STYLE HOME HH.u C t • ......._W __ ood_b_ri-dg_e_S_y-ca_m_o_r_e_2 courtyard entry. 4 br. -OOI --·r sty sgl f11mUy home. 4 library. family rm, 542-9744 BR, :?Vi ba. highly up- beaut. backyard , --A-.---u----.--1 graded. Try $12,000 S13Z,SOO.Call968-04l3 '"" .-.-a1 down. 68 Blue Jay, open 548-7~ llKE TO IEACH llGHT PIICI-t1P1rma3Bdnn, l'itlla -:tmiH'C...tlMf=: -t.ondo • .:ulllSll (.8'filel IYOWMIR --~~a~. Pl'tn~ Prine only. Mesa Verde only Country Club area. lllEH,J\.efmrCOfP. 4Bdrm. formal dining 646-7112. rm. game room & bonus nn. Lrg lot, many trees . •SUPER IUYS • 2?73Java Road. $138,900. l .... IMl•leaca. Sc.op by for a fact sheet or calJ San Diego 275-2370 21791 Swnmerwind Lane for an app't ()pen Sunday 12 to 4 · 3 BR-Extra lar1e lot MESA VERDE VILLAS Reduced to sell $119.000 2 bdrm. condo ; no 1 Blk/S/Hamllton qualify for $40K FHA off Brookhurst or seller will fix for you. bouseSattSunSS9-0633 Let's negotiate 1 4 hr l "'i ha coodo.. ~7.000 FHA: °" leas oo convenuona&. ~~HwMI'.,_, ~n~23»_ LAIM8EEI\ ., , • "lt•I\ ... l'w''I, 0.mlCJl'hH C°'9do IYOWMll Plan IV. l Br + loft, 3 bdrm. 2 ba, lrg RV ac· overlooks st.ream. tennis ceu, frplc. xtras, quality & pool. Lowest pnce. neighborilood. s yrs old. Quickescrow ~ l' I e a n . b e a u t PlA%A MEWPORT landscaped •. Move in REALTY 975-0616 now. $82.500. 10% down. --------- lo.,i. S25K to assume; upgJ'aded & newly de· t'OJ'ated Ilk• a model; 16.SK: by owner. 557-3797 Call: 960·1786 S/S 1·4 10092 SpritClrcle 1044 7~P Assumable for low 4 BR. boat gate. view ~.: ................. monthly payme nts . 2 Blk S/AUanta Sharp 3 BR w /lge coun- off Brooltburst 1\utleroc:k Glen 'l'wnhm, try kitchen. 4332 Skyhirk. ~otnf 1026 •••United Brokera •.-ciot.w Plan f. view. 2 Owner/ Agt. •••••••••••••••••• JohnCllrey'46-74H frpt le, teprracea. m1 any8 ~ --· Notice· ~ Bonua to " ru. rinc on y. --TOMAllNA ~·lent. Sweetwater. By 01mr. l BR condo, TURTLE l()Q( WOODBRIDGE New 2 story Townhouse. 2 Bdrm. I ~ ba. {'()Untry lutch. fri>lc. cpts Fncd yard Avail tXl Owner anxJOUS $168.500. Call aft 5. 644-9733 or 673.5775 BY OWNER Woodbndge Townhome 2 br. l ~ ha. crpts/drps thru out Pnced below mrkt $68.900559-0339 We have available ir( Turtle Rock. thre4' models . the Plan 2. t.M Plan 3 and the Plan 7! They all feature fou~ bedrooms and the pnc~ start at $109,SOO. The)I can be previewed today at your convenience. • red hill~ 552·7500 • •GREENTIEE• * $78,900 Agent· 544-9411 __ Want Ad Help! 642-567; .-~------------· ~ll mecnab / Irvine ~ nJBfty IN GOOD TASTE & A GOOD IUY A spacious Willows home that is expansive not expensive. 4 BRs, 2 ..haJh wLsomethin,.lJpecitl a landscaping & sprinklers, Anita Bradshaw 752-1414 . CQ·tl-2> LAKE. IUCH, POOLS & PABSf Air cond. S&S condominium. Plan 213 upgraded end unit -3 BRs, family rm, 21h baths, onyx wet bat'. brick fplc & plush cpt thruout. $108,800. Vee Stinson 642-8235. (Q-113) D!HRILD .. WITH A ROUltlSH .. Intriguing 3 BR townhome w /intimate family rm & lovely gatio. Prof. decorated. Air cond. NL Y $89,900. Forrest Powers 752·1414. <Q-114) J . ) .· 811\&J apllt.level, 3Bdnn Oranaetree. •ir. all ~. 11'1 lam rm. 3 car BBdrm. 2Ba, fam rm. cov ~San Joequln, 2 br amenities. S0,500. "42·1235 ..... 2'00 I• r , o c • • n v It w . patio. Jmt painted Ill Ir • ._., end unit on 1otr 714/551-2118 901 Oowr Orlw H¥bor vi.w Qlnw ' ' u.sio. out. Lovely 1atd. RV coune W/W\obetructed -----------llllio.. Pettl-R. BlaJr6 Auoc. apace. Qllld: eacrow. vlfto. Must .ee. 1121,SOO. Have something to sellT lrvlfllr at C.rnout Valley Ctftter n._752-tSU. sn~.CalJ~. 15W'7'7hr7524190. Oasall1edadsdoltwell. 1S2·1414 ·~~JM'-... '~"""_,. _ _,,..1 ..;•'·••-r".,I'.., ... ~.,_.. • .,...._.,J , . ...,.., r"#l'&.fl '••it ,,-.•.,•'fl•'"•.c •#t •~-"·•• ,,._ •• • • • *' \ •• ~",,.'·•- ::· ·· '. ,: I ,\: ~· :1., • • .... ,{ .. I~' to''lt4 ~4 L · ~s~o .lr1yfrnl.,. EJ!>ll'llul' Prof Bldq •• SACRIFICE 2 beaut. new 3 Brs. tolal ly upgrllded A g l 613-011 IYOWMER Woodbndge Townhome z 8r, 11"1 ba. cptstdrp:; thru-out Pnced below mkt $68.950 Ph ~-0339 • 41 ~Co (,1 ~ " ~ TURTUROCK ~ ~ HicJW-d• u ~ Beaut decorated lrg 4 ) bdrm. 21;, ba, W1SpeC· I crpt.s, drps, landscaping t..acular view. Top qual REAL ESTATE I I yr old Lusk home Best WOODS COVE! Certain Irvine loc Owner 1 Agt 1y the most popular area j 833-0727 aft 6 Open inLaguna!Thisseeludcd _Sa_·_t1Sun __ 1_.s _____ 1 family home has spark! S7500.DOWt4 Irvine Groves 4 BR, l'Oa\m. pool & tennis No credit need ed . owe 5.\1·4687 OESPERA TE! Beaut. S & S Townhouse. romp. up graded. Pools & tenrus, 54?11. Owner~-7090 ASHFORD in Woodbridge Crossing. Landsraped. upgraded. near park & pool. m .ooo. 552.0011. owner. FANTASTIC that's what you ·11 s ay when you look at the gorgeous 4 be droom ~wtthfonnal dining. huge family room. cor-ner location & just steps to community pool, park & elementary schools The asking pnce 1s only Sl l.3.000. •-,... l 1ng v i e w o f oce a n lhroUllh low<'ring pine:. on qwct st rl'ct "'1th in walk1ni:t d1 i.lan<·e t o beat h an easy i.troll Stained cedar exterio r, wrap around u lc deck!.. private patio 1s sur· rounded by cxtens1 vc plantin g & trees Deamed ceilmgs in hv1ng room and dining room . family room. built.in kitchen. 2 bedroom 2 baths ups ta1r1>. lower level I!> inde pende nt guest unit . d o u b l e garage. ~eparale laun di") & work room. walk in storage room . qualily construction by this one owner home s uper large lot allows guesl parking or add on to pre sent ho me. even room e nou g h fo r pool ''• Pleru,c call for an ap pointmcnt today ... ~.000 1104 So Coast H1wa,¥ 497-2457 LAGUNA BEAClf v;. down, 2 br. view. 12 mos. I.JI loan r eqwred &rM.900. 494~1084 EMERALD TERRACE OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN I ·5 3 ldnn. 2 bath. Skylights, bHintd cenlfMJS, •poclous master wife. 1624 Louise $249,500 499-4551 H!.~~.~~~~P.rr ,.,...i'r. and see the value in th1~ ,___ stnlong CUSTOM BILT • HOME. lmpos 1niz two ARE YOU LOOKING for s tor y arc h it t'ctu r t' a good solid fa m ily nestled beneath t.ill home"' llere 11 1i.. a 3 shade trees, has cietuiled bdrm 3 bath 2 storv EXTER I OR O F ' . · NATURAL C EDAR custom home wllh bwllm EXT ENSIVE USE O f-~ kitchen. ocean ~1rw and GLASS & walkway~ of cozy f1replllce. $1611.000. ZONr:D R2. 2 Bdrm. I bath in xlnl north end fc)(.'at1on Beam<'d ce1I in~s. OC'ean view . used brick frplc. Lge patio a nd e n clo!;ed y ard Sl6S.OOO. <>Id railroa d 11es . Spacious 3 BDRM & DEN floor plan :.en iced by 2 haths. feature~ lower level w/1-'LOORS Of FRANCISCAN TILE. W O OD B E AM ED CEILINGS & huge hv. rm . w /C ENTER FIREPLAC E . Upper !sleeping> level looki. to the trees through a wall or glas s . Steps u vl'r kitchen w 1b1lt-ins. has all mod e rn con ve- niences. For those who s e e k the Q U I ET SOLI TUDE OP A NATURAL SE.TrlNG & Laguna Beach Boat Ca· still live al the beach, we RANCHREALTY nyon . Ope n H o u s e believellusis arare f1ml 180 DEG PANORAMIC Ol'e an & whitewate r VICW. This 3 bdrm, 2 bath arch1lecturally designed home has 1ust been total ly remodeled. New paint and carpeting, exc1tml( t.ale_ au Ul e~e col ors Landscaped and fencro yard. $137,m 55 I ·2000 Fn /Sat Sun. By owner. Offered ror only : --------• 619 N Coas t Hwy. Sl67,000Ful.,rfu 494-8519 1990 So. Coast Hwy. LAGUNA BEACH Woodbri .. CCMldo Reduc~ lo sell. Two lg CALLTODAY!! 3 bd, 1 i,.; ba.'"by owner . luxurious 2 br +den MISSION REALTY 84-l~e. coodos....Fan.. -QUlWy;IA~ ,, .,..,._.., ..........__ tastn: wtittewa~. _ .... .._ • ,...,..... -~ " -=-wooDllHrGr eps to diver's Cove. ,.__,. • ._,, Oally-PilotClassmeOA<r VILLAGE S275.ooo & S285.ooo. •~ u od I 3B 28 4!rl· 1.562. 497--4743. ,_,_, N e. r. a,-~-~-~---f r plc . owner <714 > 982-0152 o r 981·6148 Courtesy to bk rs. tn• for $64,000! BRAND NEW townbome. 2 larite BR. COAST HWY C-I Large lot. ()(fi~ & 3 rm apt. Also sep. 2 BR house next to O<'ean. $280.000. "l"REALTOl 4, .... ,,, l.., ba, nr s rhools. --------- comm pool, tennis , puka. Herltaae Park East. Ownr. Open s.t/&ln u~s. ~-·nus "--.._.. to •••••••••••••••••••••• ...... Cott.p Type 4 tr. Otte vleW'I. P•rll· Ith aetttn1. Owner. ~000. Comider trade. Fantastic view, 3 bd. 2•~ ba , $279.000. Open Sal/Sun 1-S Owner 905 Canyon View Dr . ~18 100/oDOWM Xlnt term a. Laauna 's beat buya. 4 houaes, St95,000 to ~u.ooo. 494..SUle. ~ ~~~~~~~- SELL idle items with a Have IOflldhlng to sell? p.lly PUoc Classlned Ad Classl.fled ads do It weJJ WOOD Ir GLASS Soaring contemporary overlooking the e ntire Laguna Coastline. 2 bed room, den. Chris Abel design with artful wood tones All best quality ti les. fixtures and appliances. $229,500. A COLDWaL IAt«ll CO. 496-7222 831-0836 11neM111rC-...,,._ a..,... ..... ,, ____ ,...,.,, ........ -..... , . .-...... . ... .. ___ ... Nl'"' hstmg Spectac·ular wh.1tc wakr view frum one of the largest homes 1n Emerald Bay t-:~ tens1 vc use of ced ar. open beam ce1bniz:. and glass 4 Bdrm. 31~ ba. frml d1 nin ~ rm . S t Charles kitchen, family rm. den & large rec rm , 3 car izar. decks & patio Approx4500sq fl. Submit all ofrs . Owne r has purchased n e w re s1dence $525,000. Eldorado lnYHtmrnt 497-3818 OPEN SAT /SUN I ·S 30831 Marilyn Dr. FULL OCEAN VU BARGAIN $159,SOO Trv 10'. down 3 Bdrms. ne~ kitchen. r pts & drps 3 blocks to ~andy beach. Coai.t Hwy up Wesley Dr South Laguna Wm. E Doud Co. Inc. 75't-0422 ~ SOUTH LAGUNA 2 Bdrm. charmer. large livml( rm w 1open beums & cozy fireplace. Xlnt c ond . New on the market. $1 l0.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECTACULAR Lake View executive home nesUed in wooded selUng. 3 br. 2300 sq.fl. Due lo stroke. Leis ure a te. highly upgraded. World 2 BR, 2 bu manor won 't las t. SIJ i',500 Mostly Cum Incl sterlrni: _o_wnr __ ,_ag_n_l_84_7_·3253 __ _ & Dresden Chiou s.54.000 c11sh. 837 2153 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !.5192 Vu1 Piedra Blanca Immaculate. spacious 4 bd home in Niguel lhlb Freshly painted. New crptg & lndscp. $96.000. FAUSTA VfTALI Reattor 497-2426 IYOWMER 3 bdrm. 2 ba condo. End unit on El Niguel golf co ur s e . Partiall y furnis hed Will he lp finance. 496-n 96 RfOUCB> $5000 BEAUTIFULLY d e corated & landscaped 3 Bd rm ho m e in pre st1g1ous area Owne r anxious, must sell. Make offer Circle View R.atty 770-2991 Ml'"°" Viejo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l mm ac 5 BR Sa n Velarde. family rm. nl'W c rpt.s, prof. landscape'<! !OJ.2011 ------OPEN llOUSE Sat1Sun 1·5 Mission V1eJo View Home 22452 Mehda St Mullan Realty 540-2960 t'Wwpori leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A-FRAME 2-Sly,, 3 bdrm., i.! ba . up- graded thruout Walk lo ocean. pools & tennis. Sl14,SOO CAYWOOD REALTYINC :;4111290 DOVER SHORES Home of dis tinction Open HOU!.e Sun l S 1412 Anl1 qua $325.000 Agt De n Gardiner 963-2073 •Harbor View Homu L a r ge r e m o d elt•d Portoflno model nr F'ash1on Island 4 bdrm, s tudy, 4 ba & r edar paneled ram rm. Bonus rm & ba over gar. 2 used brir k frplc ·s & white picket fence. You own the land $209.500. OPEN SUM. 1.5 1748 Port Manlelgh Cir I Owner 1/\gt 29055 R dgeYi•w 644·40401640·80·H Reduced $10,000! Owner anxious, bought another BEACH. hot tub & pool + 3 Or 4 bdrms. + ra m1ly 3 br Only $124,900_ Large vie w lot. 3BR . 2"'1BA. Insulated. fee land. Sl67 .000. By Owner 644-4938, 552.5936 NEWPORT HTS.? WEHAVE'EM! 2 Bdrm near Chrr Dr . giant garage. frplc . only $'9<1. 750 2 Bdrm. splil·level beau Ly, board siding. shuke rool. beamed ce1I & lots of used bnrks. $124.500 > 3 Bdrm with !>Cpa rale guest urut. groo~cd oak floors. wrought iron & leaded glass. $142.600 3 Bdrm & family rm with beams. shingles. bookcases. super frplc . sundeck & room ror RV Sl49.900 C all th e Newport H e i g ht s spec1aliSL'I al 646-4463 i•D MATCHLESS! THE BLUFFS Upper lay View 537PUYA ~TODAY l ·S A totally coordinated & C'Omplelely redccoratecl "mod e l hom e" o l elegance & distinct ion So truly beautiful & uni que in 1b sublll' "gruml manner " Spacious 3 bdrm .. 21•• bath. dynamic sphl·lc vel "end unit" with a forever view. 2 patios & sunnin.: d e ck , countle ss amenities & ~o much. much more ! S1!12,000 ifawtuuw -~ lf n .. • ' ·1 1J\1•a lllrn Ring 640· 5560 Anyhmt.? Eastbtulf Prof Bldg IROADMOOR SEAVIEW Not resale property I he THE BLUFFS lowest pnced 4 BR homt- '" Seav1ew offered lor JUST LISTED onginal sale ill $220.0l.lo fo'1rst o wn t'r ~ l y r . BEST AREA builders warranty Xlnt f1nan<'1n1? Se<·urity OPEHTODAY Rates. pool & tenn1!> <·rt~. 2052 Vida CajOft AS~~Y~;; Rt afty $165,000 3 Bdrm. s plit le vel AGEO f:LKINS<.:O "Dolores" plan. end unit 832-391 !__!44-4964 home with unsurpa:.sed ~~ major greenbelt view • 60 l Udo p-1. D LOCATJON . _.,. r LOCATION. LOCATION CONDO. Luxurious -oh' SuC'h u beauuruJ !.et waterfrol)t hig h rn.l'. ling. Pool. Jdl'uzz1. !>auna. J i!l.1 1.Jlllll!i ,\: \f 11 .• i_~r,d l11n, Br, 2•, ba Super view Shown daily. $259,500. ROGER IROWN R.E 673-1020 H11 .. 1 1,.1( 1 '>'11tO Anvhme f " lhf1 •ti ""'' Rlr!ri + dining Mt & valley WESTCLJFFJbr + 1''.R HIGH OM A HJLL view. SJQl,000. w/lot.&of extras. ll~.000. ~~ Coaslline vie w. 3 hul(e PENIN duplex. rents ~~~~~~~~~ bedrooms. 3 baths. 2400 i11&,000!!! SJW. reduced to $189,000 sq ft home that's ull for Be 5 t S ea T e rr ace NPT Shores duplex. Im· SACRIFICE! only $149,500 Townhouse buy: lurgest mac + you own la nd, Udo Sands Beachhouse. 3 bedroome r <model Sl82.000. Owner must sell lo close 3500 SQ. FT. OF 20Sl~some ocean view NPT Shore duplex. 3+3 other escrow. JBdrm, ~AMlSHR.AIR Seett. -Sl.59.500. -2Ba. B.drrl:l'~~t~am~~ MAO'RY STJ."UYFER. 1-=M~ari~n~a~R~e~a:!!l~:!:' &1:::12~·~88!~50~•i...:-~ -rm. -office. bonns-nn ~ ~ --ocBMFROliT--lr""f- pool & panoramic ocean 673-5354 497-3388 640-18f2. view ror $42t.OOO ~~~~~~~~ DUPLEX DOLPHIN R.E. -28r. lBa each unit, '~ Cal 4t.c..a581 WAUC I ILOCI< Ba. In lndry off :! car 2675 loysttor.a Dr Sharp, 1m1n11rulate nnd beautiful 4 BR home in prest1g1ous Bayshores . S27S.OOO. Open Sun. 1 S. OPEN HOUSE 1354 Terrace Way Coll Cerri toes ) TO IEACH garage, wd burn frplc. Fabulous exec utive kitchen BBQ 6108·6708•, h 3 b . w. Ocnrmt. $365,000. 25"+ t o w n o u s e , 1 g On. Shown by app 't only bedrooms. 2 fireplaces, 3 Contact R.S Pattison. baths, country kitchen, community clubhouse Agt.642·3698 Princ only. with pool & jacuul. Hart»orVu.._a specious exercbe area. •B FR ts Int "II" must "C" Decorated like dream r, · nu crp • " u home tor only S1 \4,900. ln cond. Quick passession. The beat or Weatchtr NEW LISTING LIDO ISLK New hs lmR 3 Br. 21,'J ba. South ex pot!ure P\'t sun<feck up. orr ma:.ter swlc. Agl b"73-lo:!O =HOUSE: iBUTIFUL On est.ate siied 12,000 s r On love ly ~I r e et o( c u s t o m hom es f eatures, fml dine + kitchen t'ating a rcu Fam Rm, w1used bnck fplc, 35' li vmg rm has Impressive fplc and o~·n to l,ge covered p111Jo & landscaped yard: se1) garden area. Call to ex plore Its many C'UStom features! Ruth Laune, 5-dcry I 2:30-5,M 38r, 28a, warm & cozy family home W/~parate din rm, frplc, beamed ceilings. vlow deck orr matr bdrm , covered patio w/BBQ. lg backyd w/pt-.yhse.1149.~. .-.1a;-... a-a. $161 ,500, fee. Owner, ,,. ........ .,..... '"' ._11•1 Nf'aUy groomed 3 Bdrm --------- '""" · bome with beautiful RJtr 6'6-4380 TIERRA DEL SOL REALTY 497-1744 Sell Idle Item. 642.5678 ' -..... 19 I '' - Vallev . ..., &81·9500 ZNU .i-111-IN., .... .,.., w... ....... ~ * Prime Penin location. l yard. Near Mariner~ hse from ocean, by own r. acbool, ahopptng, etc. 2 bdrm, dnc rm, SI ts,000, Appointment only. Call SoSa-5446. 963-'613 S.0.U5J ~~-------· Xlal Joe., nr prfv. bay beach: 3 BR. den. frpl., PIU<>. Z.Sty. $195.000 lllanbaJI RJty. 675--4600 -, :.~ HERITAGE REALTORS IAYFIOMTS XTRALCE PIER &SL1P Open Sat/Sun l·S 615 S.~ide Or . Also, charming 4 BR I Ba. aJmost new w 1p1cr &slip. Welton & Co 67H900 - -.. # ........ .-.---··'-··-""' -. "' "'--.. ~... " " -... ' .... -.. ,.,.,.~,,·--··-·~~ .. Ji F c R c p ! Ii 17 " c Ri c ~ 23 0 $ 21 Us hi Bi Wt n nt ••• I. ( M> Pl IDI 31 SBI °' - -... . . It ",_WI ,_.W. ............ S. .._.. .... Wt ..................................................................... •·················••··· Msapwt.._. 106'Mu,..tleedt 1069 S.C:..•• 1076 S-CM•• 1076 ....................... .........••.•...••..... ........................ ···•········•····•···•· OCEAN VIEW flOO ......................... . COSTAMUA Brand new : 'VI Lancer. J4.X44 ln adult park. Clost to 1bopp1nf •low apace r~nt tHI ) $39,950 Amettcan Mobile Homca MNld ~ ~ Sundsy• August~. t978 DAJl Y Slt&.OT ~ °""" ..... ...... Other .... latoh °"""' .... ht... on.rt. •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 2400 --Property 2000 .._ ,,.0,.,.., 1000 .._,. opcrty 2000 ........................ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmmacul1te lri·levei A• .... ~-1• •cH frame. tum. tips 1. bUn.5. A MA.M'S AMlmON A WOMAN'S DUAM $229.SOO ~ HOUSt S. 12-5 IHI HJ~lr-Or. 48R , 38 , fama )' or dtn1n rm. stunmna pool & Jaruu 1, elec aaraie door OJH•t proftt\tdonally Ind cpd & redecor tw Built tn dbl oven which mducl~ T\hc·rt> ·wu,·e and belt rleananu uvt·n w N.•ramu.· t"OOk top range &: rndoor BBQ 8 t•a ut1f ul badyd for t>nlert:.unm~ lmmedlall' oC'cupJOt")' FOR SALi=: RY BKR OW. ER lll·lll6 6'MU6 OfJIN SUM. 1-S 2001 Vht• C..tol Cfh1 f\lutf" I Ltll l t''lt njoy lh blue Paclfic from th deck or lMs bcoutlful home, completely r derorated ln earthtones 3 BR. 2 Ba, fumlJy room with dry bar. formal dining room or den. Double wood burnl na ferepl Ct', new plush wuU to-w 11 cnrpetm1 throughout. new oak plank floormg in entry and k 1tchcn. nuw cub tom drupes, new bullt m kltch('n appHances. New ct-ramJc ule In kilthcn and baths. New lund cup1ng, new uxterior paint, plus lot. or lnlt>resting decorator touches. Come see Lhis wcektmd, but hurry It won't last Iona' tOJA...W. ....... o,.. s.t & S. t 0.5 4tt.z I Sl cw 64o...442 I Uy Owner !\t"wpe>r\ ll1·1ahh '" U"'ber :.! 1M'jt "'IUM"' lofl I rae lo&. -.i\13.)", J l\r ti.:! Hr Id •al fur humt t.. 'In \"tM Will rnn."d~r :!Jhl ro llkin11 ""I> 51-;11 '"'" s.&8-~1 Pl"f\J'IH' full Wllll'r \ wv. in ~luH ? 8dnn11> 2 Mlwport •oct. I 069 A.ftO I 080 H\ H Phil II t>alt•rmo pnn'lt' l1K .alh.>ll '••rn.·r lot fl~,, lU lfl h'Ub1: ll I nc"Wl> .-.unit~ m .. n~ up .:n dt·' Wll l ~ .. 1-.f Ul7 I Porl "h"t'lt•t l'I ~ lU..t:t'FS BEST ('0:-\t>O Bl:Y Sl49 ~llll ~ 11, i.l.and1nl( un1l .1 111 l'~&. b) O\\ner \ppl J>)t'J!>t' 7~2 ti4 i II tlf ~·44\H b .. th' formal danana ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1u11111 & \ rrv. tic« k SH>Z .1i110 R.l-lll ~l lt' ~ale11 Smull ;~1·~·~~~ ·~ f.~~:.:t~Ji~,e~ r ~trvN ! ~1 • brok~r ~llper d in rr.,HI _::!\-' 5V iii upb &-i.hopp111>1 l'l r11> lo • &75-S930 • ti.Ip you Mr r•ui.i;tll. lo I. I I ,I 11,. I ol\I 631.5252 l.4CX IAY! 1,n-.11 IJm1ly hum~ loc,1t 1'<1 m uni· ol Newport ,., ~l uredl> 4 Bdrms .• 2 l>ath.-.. formal dm. rm. & AUFfSCOHOO 1900 Sq. fl 3 Bdrm . 21 ~ bit. qui r k escrow $1 29.900. Own~r I Agl 644-5215 21ATOWHHOME $48,000 C.ill us about th1 :. i.l).mO~ 2 Bdrm Adult's Only townbome. Lovely ll~l brick patio. Com · munity pool w /s auna. All Ill atlta<.'tivt setting s ur· rounded by Lall trees fo'OR DETAILS CALL 644-7211 ---------1 rumpu:. r m Sep yard /or boat or RV storage 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rJn NIGEL UAIL[Y & l\55U(IAfES JUST REDUCED Lovely sunny ~nd un11 "THE ILUFFS" I i.tory. 2 bdrmi.. 2 bathi. "A" pl<1 n w Ioli. of i.lorage NOW S\42,500' 2200 t'1eMa torr Flora V1i.lal. Ope n !:>.al Sun day B J & 1\:.l><X'iatc:. SalJy 768-Ul81 $100.000 HSTIUY! Newport Hei g hts .. 2 bdrm older home on large lot with pnvale re· <ff ) ard 3rd Bdrm. or hobby rm w1lh bath al t ach ed l o gar age $110,000 MEWPORT IEACH REALTY 675-1642 New lots-ocean view l Br. 11-i ba home In qujet custom homes pnde of ownership area Hafers R E 66l·6404 on lge lot at end or rul-de· ATTENTIOH lltOICERS i.ac. t2·yrs $70.500. USA I.A.CIC ON MAIXET Realty. 646·0507 or Completely redecorated _ss_l_·S986 ______ _ Pl1i&Jl 990 ln Sborecltffs. nave FHA approval; So. 4Br. 2Ba on gol! cuuri.e. Broadway, 3 bdrm .• good 27 l2 Via Monte~um a cond $80.000. SJ<aSOO. Agent 6'{3·5354 ........... ..u.s Price •lubed on thl1 IBr, 28e gtprlt AH _, lod'd. Allowance on space rent for I yr. OnlY sauoo. <JK9075 12> ~M..Sto... 848-889$ Newport 8e11ch. Llve on Ole bay, 2 br, walk to Lido Shops. REN~ANCE SSf-0800 -499-3816 FAMU. Y P All Last chance to get into this family park. Btn dbl wide Goldenweat 3Br. 2Ba. price reduced to $'.?9,990. <LB7717 73) MOBILE HOME STORE 848~ Oucmfrottt Mewtto..1 Live in Or. Cly's m~t beaut. 5-star park. Tree studded lanes. gardens & roc ky coas t . Pr1 v comm. & 24 hr secunty 3 priv. beaches & priv f1s bjog pier. 9 bole golr course ~ mi from park Choose from 10 ne w homes while they last. $29.90().$39. 900 RIEHAISSA ... CE mobile propertlH & lcmd ••elopmt..t ~o. 714/557·0600 4'9-3116 A THE SYMBOL OF q "KNOW .HOW" EXPERIENCE-ACTIOM--IESUL TS c.n ... ...-.lea .............. of o•er 41 for aolld professfoHI contell•CJ h• ••lorllg -........... ,, ...... ..... fof' yoli! We llOW NTe ...... 2. J. J, two J's. 4, 4, flff ff's. 5, 6. 6, 10, 1.6., ll. lZ, 32, 34, 75+..ct 100+ ..ah ... co-odd"°"'"· (i.t wflll .. "IMOW HOW'"people •• ~ QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES C714t 752-1920 JUST REDUCED rn San Clemente this 3 bedroom. 2 bedroom YEAR OLD duplex localed clos e to beach. This excellent in vestment ean be yours for a low Sll7.000. Ask for File No 580. ~ -lTr 1 ffl 21. CROWN VALLEY REAL TY (714) 831 -1203 CondomlnlumsjTown· 4 PLEX Reduced $4000. OWNER SA VS hcMiMs forsal• 1700 N r shops . beac h . MAKEOFFER •••••••••••h•••••••••• $147 ,900. 645· 1223. 1978 20x57 Somerset 2Br, Ocean Golt Course View 842·8540Agt. 2Ba. completely up· San Clemenle. 1 Br, ---0-U:;...P-.-.. v--- graded. <~16) frplc, wet bar. pool, ~ Mobil• Home Store jacuzzi. 562,800. 498-5897 HEAR OCEAH M8·8895 or498-~ aft 6pm Large lot. room to add Sl 2,000 DOWN POOL ~ille'Propert ies (714) 549-2467 Dbl wide Laguna Hills o.lexea/ WnhNMtff I 098 AtC. lsland kit. xtral>. (WK Sate t 800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8.AM·lOPM 830-0919 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Great rental location. Fee land. $198.500. or trade. HEWPORT CDITER OCUMVIEW I :1 tJR 2 ba. new «rl/t & ~ dll upgrades. I 'II n1rry bala nce at Sl 150 mu No credll needed. 957-1998 Pnm· only. 2 Bdrm . 2 b•Hh rnntlo. fo'antastrc view upper bay 'lew custom home. 2000 i.Q rt. 3 br . family r m. fireplace betwet.n dining & livlllg room. i.undeck off ~i.ler br. 2 ba. 212 car garage Besl buy in area 960-4180. ~-697'1, 848-2949 we t b a r . end u 11 1t 3 bd rm. !am r m. 2 Unique 3 bdrm. 2 ba home StZ7.500 I frplc'!>, 212 bJ, '•acre, moneof SC bei.tres1den MAURVST'\L'l"l''l':R mny x tr a~ Own e r' t1al areal.. Oc~an & c·an· Sf:A LION Fn:,\L TY S173.500 645-8441 yon views from lrR deck 673-5354 497-3388 ---Short walk lo bea t·h. IOIDERS 33 AC. Open S un l ·4 303 W Gav1ola $1 32.000 l'nn l'1pals only. 4!12·8~)3 ------ EXTRA LARGE 4 Br. 2'-: Sacrifice by ownr. mobile l yr old deluxe large Ba. m popular a rea Has bm, must sell. 1oxso Cls 3Bdrm, 2Ba duple x lots or potential. Only to bch. xlras. 847·7021 F'rplc. balconies. 3 rar ~.900. Bkr. 754·6262. -"g_ar_._sss_-7_1_94 ____ _ A~ for Selle I 200 1..comt Property 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I t 00 5 ACRES FOR MOllLE GRAIAIRUSH AND RAKE! ••••••••••••••••••••••• •EXCITING• KIDS &PETS Level area recently de· veloped property. Xlnt for country Hving. won· d erful polentlal ror mobile home or home. Term:.. FARGO <714 ) 676-5717 OR 522·2<M!O HATUREPARK KIDS ARE WELCOME ·'• of a mile from the beach. ton m the sun. 3Br. 2Bti. loo many xlras to me ntion. 1n m ost beaullful 5• Fa mily ---------1 Pa rk 10 Califo rn ia , PLUSH 10 acres farmland. $79.~ arl'e Lo down Hwy fron tage Ga:. & ele l·lrit· level. Nr lg rarmi. 714 /52-i-3500 Si x units -Eas ts id e Costa Mesa' Ideal for a bwlder or a fixer Older bwldings in excellent, upgraded area, clo:1e tu schools. trans portation and shopping. Cun add one unil! Only S2L0.000. Call 752 1920 End unit Condo 1n 'e wpo r $81 .000· NoOun~ hke lh1:. at any pnce' HGHTS. CHARMER Sharp 3 Bdrm on qwet l>lfeet Newport addrc:.!!> Wiled R2 $89.SOO You :.till have lime to ~el )our kid'> enro lled in Newport'!> finest srhooli. by moving into this near 1'1 nt-w 4 bt.-droom homl• on picturesque Ba Ibo a hland lmmediah> ur rupann for a quallf1•·tl buyn FAMILY HOME Luxun ous 4 Br. 21' ba fam rm. Huste mstr swlc w1ocean view. 2 frplci. Tropical covert>d patio O wn e r has b o u g h t another home Qwck oc cupancy. S134 .900 !.Wtmin~ pool. jacuzzi. saunas. enclosed roller skating rrnk. minutes from Fashion Island & the Pavillion & only $33.SOO. <01..8246-71 Cdifomia Pacific Mobile Home Sal~s 2706 lla rbor. Ste 208 . 10&20ACRES j QUAIL A,t!-.~S~w I~ Tll l :lO P.M_:_I _ fOUHITS $210.000. REALTY 640-1112 East Costa Mna 3 Pride of ownership un· its. Steps to 17th Street shops. S149.SOO DEVIM REAL ESTATE 642-6368 •3SUNITS• Pnde of ownership units 1n prestigious O.C. loca- tion. f\ill secur. bldl(. w 1all amenities Seller motivated. Coastal II\· vestments.963-0875 l·plex. reduced. '' m1 from Hntngtn Harbour. $265.000 . 846 ·8815. 846-8398. Waterfront. pride or ownership t2l 4-plexes, all 2BR, 2ba. Ownr will finance. 714 n 29-0466 ,_'"""'"' -1a.rbaae d11po11J. dis· 8 UNITS bwuhcr, stove. f'dna. '' Blk. to beach. 2 Iota fatted IW' beallft•· wet lmproved w /Wlrta + 2 bv, playroom. Garaac lotl vacant. Owner will oc level lot. patkinl fOf' 3 flnant'e. Only~.000 + aaraae. Thermal Aaeot~5-6700 driveway. tM8 Bear Sp •0 ,....... ;c Rd, ecroae from v ... • • Club. Ram Forat. Beautiful pride of Ope n Hae Sunday ownership proJeCl ror 1MPM. mo 33'7·7ll6 or sale by owner. Near Huntington Peach ownr Colta Mesa's So. Coas\ ('114) 962-6849. SM.000. Plaza. Adults. pool, 7 Yl"ll Prin only please. okt. Gron $280.000. Ask· I n a S2 650 ,ooo . ....., 714/M2-411G •••••••••• ••••••••••••• COVINGTON 4·PLEX. 3 tbMt ,......._, br. 2 ba. Owner's unit. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frplc. Nr. So. Coast ..-.001.a.d 3106 P\&ia. Pnn. only. Bkr ••••••••••••••••••••••• S54-6171. Wll\ler, 3 BR. 2 &. formal Lah fw Sale 2200 din-rm. $550. mo. 1213 > • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "5-l2.19 aft. 6. <>MCI ILDG SITE CoroM cMt Mer 3112 Huntington Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• 27.000 aq. rt lot near 1"'2 bl.ks to bch 3bd. l ba. Pacifica Hos pital, S yrly~. Points Shop. Cntr & c I VIC m-40:5i9 Center. SUS.000 . David Bourke RJlr 546-99:;<> ---- a.OSI TO HACH Completely furnished. Ready for qualified COU· t.quna Bch level. ocean pie to enjoy. 2 Bedrm. 1 view lOl tn presug16us bath. rireplace. s unny Portafrna area w 1plans pal.lo, double garage. ht for 2700 sq rt contemp & I · d house. Sll0.000494 5106 ~~\:ie~~-ep. PRIME HUNTINGTON Newport t.ach l 169 BCH lots. Some w 11n· ••••••••••••••••••••••• come. Ag\ 642-3338 Magn1f1cent beachfronl C.A.ar.ayoar.a L.A..,E West Newport home. 5 "'"" " "'" Bdrm. 2 baths +dorm La.rge com'!'erclal lot. loft. Yrly lse. Sl.500/mo. pnme location. Asking 956-s8'7l 145.000. , ________ _ 2 Br · or beach. Sublet BEST BUY Sept I to Oct 5. Rent oo main lake. 128 fl or n e g o t i a b l e waterfront. Priced at 675-4164 .8.13-6751 SM.000. Tlw R.al Esfot• Hou.. 1-679-685 I . Bayshores. -4 bd. 3 b:t. across frm priv bch $900. yrly (2131796-8761 ---------Oceanfront 2 BR winter IUtLDER CLOSEOUT rentals From 9·15-78 tu Two flnished lots 1n Lake S.15·79. $450 ·John Va· Forest. 548.000 ea. Ap· ruan Co. 631-0900 prox 6000 sq ft ca. With penmeler block wa lls ON BEACH. Decorator Nell\ to Brock Homes funushed 2 st.ory. 4 Bdrm Models. Contact Ted Cox VIEW. In best location ;1;1851-6767 wkdys only r=..~c:~YBOAT SLIP · $750yrly VIEW LOT Waterfront Homes One or the mosl oul!!tand· 631-1400 ing views of Newport •OCEANFRONT·4 Br. H ar b or . 0 c e a n & great view Vrly only fastuon Island. loc:ated BJO. eves 642.0045 m a most desirable res•· dential a rca L..is t 2 br. Sept is.June t5. 4591 chance Cor this type of V1 sla Or. Bayshorf'i.. property 9111·2981 dys. 624 ·681:1 NEWPORT CENTER eves. wknds .>48·8056 REALTY 640.1812 OCEAMFROMT Comer of Balboa & Del Mar. 50X100 Compl level ocean view lot SSO.IW . FAUSTA VITALI Rtdtor 497-2426 Large home. 3 car gar + bout space 3 Br. den. Sl250 mo. yrly. 642-0851 OCEANFRONT LUXURY 3 br dupleit. - Wlnler. Oshwhr . frplr. M: 1 t• Dffe'rf, $600. mo. 673-9499 or Resort 2400 _629-_2546 _____ _ E. COST A MESA 3 Pride of own(•r<,h1p un 11!-Stl·~ to I i i h ::.ln·1·1 'ho~ SJ.&9.!'>0CJ ()ntuiy21.' HILLSIDE BEAUTY 540.5937 RETIRED? FOR SUIDIVISIOH XJnt investment for cons· cient1ous buyers near major town. Expanding area. Has all ulil w1paved roads. $120.000 & 9>5.000. Terms can't beat lh1s. S21.000 per urut Super Orange Coi.11ly loc Great in· come Great cash flow Call before l hcy ar e 1<onc' Duplex on R2 lot. S65.000 E-side C.M. Ask for Bob, ••••••••••••••••••••••• NPT HGTS. <t23 Aliso. 2 br. prtly fum'd. $3SO agt, 645-9161. S e e l h e n c a I I . Harbor View Homes Price bduc•d lkaut1ful Monle_go 4 BR . farnJI) room + 2 ti:ith:... Nt-w l'Urpeti.. drape:.. painl & wallpaper 1823 PORT Cl\RLOW OPl':N SUNDAY I :! ·I TM Stomes Co. 640-571' Sening Orange County Sine~ 1947 IUH.DHS ATTEHTIOH Perl eel for r••modcl 3 BR hl)m P. ldt>al lo<·a twn o n bluff overlook1n~ IHlrhor & ncl•,1n l-\m lrhn(! p rrm11 a lrt•ad y l!>l>Ut>d SH fOHYltl On<' \)r l h l' most 1)1)1!>\ll nlhn~ VI('\\!. In • 11 nf Nl•V. po rt k e J " h ( 1 <' t' n n harbor & 111.:hl hfl' li UH. t.1m rm. 111101 J a c u 1 1 1 I\ (! r t'ol I homl' fur lhl' Cmmlv educed. to S4:JS.OOO Cor quick '.'talc ---....... Sharp 2 BR. 2' i bu Condo MJn\ upgrad<'" poof J,1<·un1 Walk tn bl'.H' h L.1 vt• whc•rl' lhe IH'llUCl I::. S93,!llMI SlllHO IS ll:IJIVI ... lm a1pn<' J lur1ie beaul!ful fl OH hnmr ~1th ram rm. din rm & hllll<' bonus room 10 Spy.:lass Hills for onl v $369.500. Ope" Ho11&• Sot/S• 1-5. #4 Mission lay. newport "center realty 640·1812 Newport Ce-nte-r 640-5357 Don t pa)• rent·buy this single wide Ame ric·an w1expando & encl rm. Adil Pk $13.500 1530tl4·64 I FARGO <7141676-5717 OR 522·2080 3 Bdrm. 2 balh. Churm m~ 7 yr old home wrth fantastic h ill view & some ocean in xlnl area Close lQ schools Vaulted ---------r ceitmg. frplc. patio. fam Mobile Home Stor• 848·8895 HEMET-Ben::.on H.d nr Sage 172 acres al Sl21W per 3 wells. s mall plane strip ok. J.000 ft eleva. lion. Beaut 24X&1 1975 mobile home on property avail. Owner must sell Bill Bixby, Unit e d Brokers. 640-7414 f AMILY COUNTRY Thats what Harbor View llomt-s 1::. Lowest prit t•tl, lar(!e:.l model. just list l'<I Check it oul for your family ~ • I 21 11 I t ~ I • N~wporl Center 640-5357 rm. This is a super house at the righ1 price $.117.000 LUXURIOUS LI Vt MG in 2000 sq fl custom home. All the amenities you can ever want and in good coast are11. PLUS 2 Br. 2 ba unrl thal can be rented or enJoyed by vis· 1lors. This 1s a rare pro- perty and new on the market •EXCITING• SI I 0 Park Rent Al lhe b e ach , in bea utifully landsc aped . secluded adult park, A GREAT gorgeous dbl wide 1977 MIMl·RAHCH Kmgslone top of the line. 1 1 + •r., Acre w /house & 2Br. 2Ba. fa m rm & gorgeous view in Mur· much r:nore:if you want rieta VaUey. 2 BR hous~. lo live m this lap of lux· out bldgs, family frwt or· ury with a paupers pur.>e c hard. Only $65 000 this 1s it. <KTl207-8 l Terms. HURRY! · AA BEACH RLTR.. Caftfontio Pacific FARGO ---------1 307 N. El Camino Rd Mob1leJlomeSales <714 >677-5691 Real 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 OR 522-0530 SAN CLEMENTE 540·S9 l 7 C:OU-rcial FANTASTIC 492.2100 EXCEPTIONAL IUY rrop.rty 1600 J~.• HERITAGE· . • REALTORS DUPLEX Play golf! Love the ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanfront lot +redwood beach? Super single wide BALBOA e ll pa n d a b 1 e h s e , Accent w new add .on. CANNERY VILLAGE -1 BR.2•~ba,BAYVJ EW Whitewater vu Install· upgraded drps 1cpl1>. MEWPORTIEACH 3 BR. 2 ba lower. 2 ment sale. $215.000 firm. $23.000. <BP8047·62 > Three commercial lots. frplc's. modern kitchen K.R Properties. Sue Talc Mobile Homt Store 2822-24 -26 Newport Elec gar + 3 parking 493-9381/492-9496 848·8895 Blvd .. each lol is 25'x90'. spaces I house to beach. Scm Juan . . One lot with bwldrng, JU!.I hsled. S285.000. Dial Capl ....._~ 1078 fra dew1ods T rail e r store or office. $325.000. HopeGerne '"-Village S p. 68. 2191 Call546-5880 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor Blvd Walk lo BYOWNER Shopping & Bus. See MUST SACRIFICE-Manager. 540-3666 llfltelc-.11 REAL ESTATE REPLACEMENT at this price is impossi- ble! In good Wcsti.ide location lh1s lovely three bedroom. two buth home with two car garage has lovely fenced back yard too' Only ~.500. Call 752 1920 j QUAIL A!~~S~-'°'" Tll l :JO P.M.I COSTA MESA DUPLEX $69,000 Unbelievable but true. A duplex for $69.000 1n prime Costa Mesa loc Call now b efore 1l 's gone• 540-3666 llfltelc .. 11 INVESTMENTS HAWAII 213-3SIH<Mll Z1 acres on the isla nd of South LQ9U11G 3 I 86 KauaJ All or part $17 .000 ••••• •• • •• • ••• • ••••• •• • per a cre Owner will 1 ARCH BAY. Pvt beach. carry wilh sma ll down 2 BR. $485. 3 South Stc>n Only 2 miles from beach mgton. 5444418/955-1024 hotel. A PR€HIG€1~.~~ .... '--f-----~-HOM€~ 'General , 3202 33.13 W Coast Hwy. N 8 645-6646 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 49 DELUXE UMfTS 2S • 3Bdrm. 24 • 2Rdrm. room to bui Id 20 more. Owner will carry w1lh $260.000 down Price l•--------•HOMEFIMDERS• LOW RENTALS Csll loday·Move today 557-0824 firm. Sl.125.000. 22 UNITS Extra sharp! Only 6 yrs old. Tenants pay ul1l. 2 BBQ. rec rm. pool 9X gr05S. XJnl area. ~.000 13 UMITS All 2 bdrm. solar pool. Owner will carry con· tract with $75.000 down S375.000 JOMA LOT Easts1de Costa Mel.a. 3 separate houses on cor· ner lot. Super location. S159.900. 20MALOT Eastside Costa Mesa. 2 separate houses on R2 IOl. S129.SOO. Out of County P'toperly 2 5 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHOICE PROPERTIES lOOO's of Vacancies S200 bach kids1pets1yard $215 I br krds/pels/appl Sl952br kids pets gar. S240 2 +dine luds pets $250 2br kids pet yd Appa. Valley S300 Jbr ga rage/sr ./ ./ a., acre horse pro c1uzeru. perties. Ready to bwld. S3954br opt.Lobuy $4660 w /terms. t fee then service is I./ 1"~ acres Fantastic •FREE FOR LIFE• view & uultues to proper Good mall 23 locationi. ly line . $7650 w 1te rms. All areas· All prices 11 212 ~cres Horse pro-lcAoo lslald 3206 perly 1n the beautiful ••••••••••••••••••••••• M a rt a n n a s . S 6 8 0 0 .,. Is 1 1 3 BR 2 ba wtterms .. or e, ove y • II 20 acres. Nr shops & bo~e. d e.n, frplc. pat. schools. 11466 per acre. Ref s req d. $625/mo + 11 DUPLEX. Outstand· utJI. For appt; 673-0191 ~ b~ ~the investor. So. ~yfronl. pier. -4 br. 3 C~ 973-4626 now! ~1::i~~s7~0 pets. left HWde R..E. IK. Large 4 br, 2 ba. cor lot. ---'-------- Ttio maMny x1tras tooS88m800en l~~lry~~~E!ti~!rd~ I•--------__.;:;;_;;... ______ _ on. us see. , . Open hse. (96-2381. Ncwmoon. shows I ike Prime com mere. bldg. at A.EAL ESTATE COLLEGE TRIPLEX All 2 bdrm un1ls . 1 w /frplc. Encl garages. Near OCC. 2 to choose from. Full price Sl.29.900. 1631 E 17th ~ s A Lrg 3 BR. den. ~in rm, · "'· " new paint, new tile. No u..bel••eabty pets, $750. 675-1442 640-6600 10"/,. DOWN, 91~'7r INT. ---------1 no qualifying. 3400 sq fl 4 new, 8x 20 en c los ed 6.'Q W. Coast Hwy. Npt p o r c h S 3 3 . 0 0 0 . Beach; can be used as 3 <PW441S6-69) ind.iv. offices or? Highly Westcl1rr PRJCE REDUCED Y ou mus t see this cu.st.om beauty now of· Cered al lhe best pn re m lhe area Features a re 4 bdrm fottrrcII din1ng, 1:tt1e ram-rm &..interior pc:d:Pa.!JD.J:tam!.. -Tofillo Reatty - 546-9832 llarbor View PRJCERB>UCED Aniuous owner oC this va- ranl beauty s a ys we must sell immediately You must see this 5 bdrm gem No other property llkt' tl on the markc•t Call to:;~ Kohtlla R.alty 838-5801 Mobile Home Store successful reul es lale 848·8895 buSttre!s 1ncl.. !llllne-loc. 15 yrs. Own e r will ---------1971 F1eetwood. 12 x 43. finance. Sl69.000. 548·1290 ---------1 $12,500. Adult park. rent bc,3 ba 3 car gura&e, 2 (1replace s . $159,000 493-4269 OWNER LEAVJNG $97.SO. Hun\. Bch. By C•domlnhunsjTown• Must sell this 2 br 2 ba owner. 847-7697. ......_for HM t 700 quiet ca.rden home neiar , --~-••••••••••u••••••••••• . ..lldv.e. b¥ .3JZ3Bi-:Lwl~~a4~•i60~Ro~ya)e.:M*J~~=~~ ~~etltD&~ ffill41YWQAJ I . Big4 Really. fo"a=~·a"; owner 114~ SPECIALIST Whit. Wotw Views & Acreop Too! Eltqujsite custom home above ocean wilh ad.Ja· cent s pacious lot ror ad· dilions, tennis . or a second home. Beach ac· cess. For personal tour . call •EXCITING• .. WPORT HACH DIL WIDE LUXUIY SIS MONTH llMT 19'78 Winston Manor, 2Rr, 2Ba. A beauti£ul home Ready to occupy. C~forNo Pacific Moblle HOfM Sales 2706tlarbor,Ste 208 540.Sf37 6°/oDOWN Late model double wide In Cine famUy Ir adult park. Bank repouessloo, eaay tuma. Mobile Home S toro. tot2 N. SUte College, Anaheim. 11156 4500 2 Bedroom ...... t60.000 "25/mo Lse/option 2 Bedroom ...... $67,500 Cathedral loft plan 4 Bedroom ...... 8 .900 Central Costa Mesa 4 Bedroom . . . . . . S85.900 Tennls-J acuul 2 Bedroom . . . . . . $87 .500 Newport Beach 3~droom .... S87.750 Ocean View 3Bedroom ...... SR'7.900 Newport Terract 3 Bedroom .•.... $91,500 Newport Beach U you are coosldertn1 condominium Hreatyle, pleaae call the tondo specfalilt at 992,7711, • KE:Y 1 P.E:ALTOf\Sh 16 UNITS OU ... GECO. ONLY $380K. Cash to r;~ ~!';i·~~~~ ~ r€SJJGE: WORLDAgt. ~ HOM€~ -541-0800 ~"'/Pri• A"" Two 8_,..ir Uftfts Buy l or both. Well ma in· ta1ned & occupied. Casa PaclfJCJa Really 770-0882 ••••••• 333.1 W. CO~T ~V. NEWPORT BEACH 64>6646 velaper. (714 )63!M;704 IOCMll to Wld EASTSJDE CM . 4 re· sidences on a double wide R·2 Lot. Agt. ~~--~---~1 6'1s-moo NEW BUSINESSMEN Contect the DAIL V PILOT for Information r•91rdlng tM county requirement• for utlng • flcllllou• 8ualn .. a Name. 942-4321 EXT. S3:2 DAILY PILOT ---------Bal 008 Peninsula 3-plex 20% down. bal. on con· tract. Agt. 675-5800. ~rge TEHHOUSES7 Vou got' i\! ln East.aide Coeta Mesa. well main· ttJ.ned property wit.JI new roo(a and owner will he.lp tlnarn::e! Call 152·1920. J QUAIL PLACE PIOf'aTIIS"' 10,..nt:lOP.M.I •.ttful ~1trmo leocJI 3211 Country hom e in ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fallbrook. Unique all 3 BR duplex, clean. new wood. custom bit. 3Br, paint & crp~. S4S() mo . dea. l1Un rip. ~·~ .i1cres till 6itih581 .aall-..-.-wilb fant.as uc views. Sta· bl e , corr a I . l r I.' e s 3 BR 21.At BA home. easy rt ,500. D. Self Agent walk to beach, or schools (714) 729-9151. 72!>-1812 & s hopping. $475. -493-8214 llEA THT AIUMG or 714-897·7027 C....dltMw 3222 ....................... ~e nr - ormal din. country il. den. 2 frpka. covered patio, Qwnr (71') 728-52l3 View or Canyon Lake 3 BR, 2 ba. 1rg ram rm, from \his 3300 sq f!. estate pool. new crpts & paint, oo 4.8 acres. All nght.s to S1100 pool serv /gtdnr. in private community or cl. 640-1860 Canyon Lake go along •--------- with this beauty Irvine Terrace 3Br. 2 ba luxury home. $775/mo. IUOGET COINER Ph 640-llllk) & 675· 1727 BeautltuJ 38drm, 2811 , 8 MONTHS NEW 2Br. family rm on a large cor· near stores, bcb, $471 ncr lot. Under conatrue· mo. 675-6299 Uon 6: Driced to ac:ll. Wiil t--------- 10 th1s weekend at Heated J acuul, pool, 164.500. fr p I c . 2 b r. 2 b a. ........... driveway. car. d i•. .._,. laundey. uUI locid S$eo. l-6 7t-6l5I. :Sea~rbpur. 644-MH Sell thinp fut with Dilly fi.nd what )'OU w1t1l Jn Plb Want Ads. Daily Pilot c:tuatneds. .. ,_ -.-.... -. .. , .... _.,__ ... , ........................................ _ .. 41>. J ' 1161-~u....... ....__.L,. 't•• ... •.-........ •Af'-••-b...... ..... ...... ....... ...,........,.. --:; ... ~-.-;.; ......................................................... . •..........•........... ...................... . . •~l,..ili11111i1 U.tw ' • ~ th •n Ua,_ htn if ............. l Ht No ... tliid l26' ....... rt c.ti.... !12t .,._,.. 31H 11 . .;---lffdt 3141 ·-·····-··........ .•..................... .................•.... ....................... ....................... . ........... ·--·· .. ·· ·--...................................... . C.-.. W. '2U f a1•Vt111y lJl4 ~ U 44 NONElffoul9,<'GOdoa. WA~ ____ ._ __ I LAMAMCHAAm 1'opd.D.P.ZBdrm.2Ba'rf!lmcutiftllJ'lbdrmapt ··--················· ··-··················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.~-:.~ .. ~;:l•I 48R48A,D 'SUP. -Laree 12U bedroom t." rr~lc. balcony. w/2 paaoramtc Un· !/!:Macnab · Imrie ONTHSSAHD l bt penthcKIH Hunt •npon Paelfl~ buch -. SI mo Ron <W 1lu SJl,40IS ---- •--··s n•-··~ ~ OP£11SVNDAY ... l\Me &arden .,, •• Dahwbr . an • ew, all blUna. oblatruet.ed l80 'de1ree _.,_ CALL.840-Clll bb.al. md. pr. ps ~· 11'15. Yr 1H pre/. '1JO IA OCtMIO vu bakoft1a. pnv l&lt.lBa ........ PIO &BR.Zba..formaldlnrm. PQol. au Pd.1'18$e0tt depoalu, no laat. pool, iamo room. etc. I 8.R. a 8a ••.. ' lf60 lam mi w J(rplc. rui:npua Pl. eo.scrra ~/MS-4531. Walk '° bch ln heart ol ~ 8' J& • •• . .. SJS rm. 2100aq n. Baell Bay. Lacuna lllOO tea.e yrt JSR.a~ sns. •vall ammed. Bl( ;t New 2 br. 2 ba. au bltnt. Sparklln• c1 .. n t BR. mo....zr.s · 1 M..,.lllftvt.Jo MJ..Br • =r:~•r. patio. ::'~C"o,. ~. ~: l 8dnn. Wallt to be&<'h 11ec4MYOM ..._ _ TSLll..Dt • M2·l.IO:l ems lbca. pooa. s=mo.. uui l'\:lf '"*t. ~monlb; 1 1 ... 14 • ..__ .. 3140 lnd. Thornton Rlty to 2 "tan. a Bdrm .. -.. u•D""E ._ __ •at -.. --a- 2 8r '•ltr roodv. nfn& In cl • Cfl\l air, lltlhlod ten nl1, pool, H W\ll ~ Daya 772 JO()C) t'Xl 41 l. t'Vt111$4{).718_1 ___ _ , VllW ICMOLL ~ .. ll:OAU IJVUl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·.;:;;~~,;;..;; _____ _ =:"r.'m~·;~~; 3 BR + den Yarmouth ~~!1~~~::;:~N~ :'08P!,ere 2:!1~ dlx Sbarv. be.acb, 2 • 3 BR. 2 br 2 ba, no cbUdren or frpJca .enUrehcxaenew Piao w/vlew. Teoni1. health clut>.. blllluda. JQ. peea, lrplc .. dlshwoher. pet•. 1450 lit" fasl l)'deeonted Lotover l,-, pool,Jacuui.AvalJ.Sept. nltbt-liabted tennis Near otw townhouse. 1arage as patios. _...s~.:..7_1S.;__ ____ _ llC!te on a very d\Olct: lit. S1SO/ Mo. yr\)'. San· court.a. Pro & pro shop, center of town. 2br. 91J0.23:5& •-... l l$O .... ~ on•u dle Ji'tJCfM.'20(), (<}120) ,A ....... .A~-r"'"de Part" l~ba. pr. toed yd. al.r ,.,.__._ ___ I l -...-.......... HUo"s' ft.a.I ... uny.... .... . ~ cond ..... mo~ •vwlWUUlllD', ove :y , spac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• vn HAllOI room. · -· · ic hom&-ltke. z br wtU> LAGUNA MUS llALTOl 6 44-01.22 VllWHOMIS FUN ACTI VITIES : 2 BR. 2 Ba. w/encl. aar pvt, pl41d ~,.,+ 2 New adult d~lua •s>U Sln1le-1tory Monaco l'UllUme director. rree SU5. No pets. 1912 P11Uos. Soro th alt. tum" unruni. Bllllanb. 119c_,..T_.. model.Z BRa.den&dln· Sunday brunch. BBQ's, Wallace 661·2765 or prage. Swim I pool pool. Jacuui. und 2 bf' den + wet bar, 2~ Int rm CloH '°comm. trips. parties. s port 637-9115 Jacuui. Tenn.la courts. I vOU.ybaU ba, IOU of storaae & u pool, park • abopplng. tournaments •more! bit '° Hunttn,cton abop· .......... 1 ... yn 1 •-i traa. mirrored dnors. $.195/ Mo Avail. now! BEAlmFULAPTS: -....Sp1Mewe1 l)in&centermall.Adult.. ~A •-• mstr sullAI. frpl & cable, Dorm• Godahall "4·6200 Sin&t &2 bedroo 2 Bdrm • den. frplc. No -pets. From 1435. ~11 Stockpqrt aecunty. poul. h!lllllS, & ((}1211 l'Um~4s ~um. Mod"!~ s kylight. deck. up· Se.wind Village, IS.SSS S81"61Slor5816130 Ja~ Adults. no riets !~~~~~~~~~ open daily lOt.o 7. Room· araded. CountrY set.ting. HunlingtonVUla11eLane. {)(ficeopen9-7dady f770/1omc flcx1b hly. ma•• """rvi· ..... auail. No No children. no pets. JlB. (714)898.9981. !'l Br. 2 ba townhouse 616-~. Newport Hts. 2 BR. frpl. ...., ...... ..... • $395 Days -&t6-C2J62 or Sf75 per month lease required. Sorry. ev~ 645-9M:s 2 Br. cluklren welcome. Club. & pool privg!i. $400 WOODBRIDGE OMTHIWATE.R Agent&W·7383 adwtsonly.nopeta. · no pets. Starting at $270 mo.Cal1586-8108. Ettale5, Lln((.>ln Modt'I. LU,xurv 1 BR. bayrront, O a kwood 3 Br. z baths. lrplc. 2 car mo.~. • -..a-a 3152 3Bdrm , 3Ha 1435t mo -, · v-ruce 2 bdrm. ·patio on Nroew "50 _ , • ....,....... lllr 2Ba f'fl('~ pallo. 640-1271 view condo Ava1J now cii>lx. $315. 2509 Orange c Garden -TsL . . .. 1 bloclt lo beach. tbd. mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ffl>I<'. aas R8Q. 17141 ~. lse opt $1S9,000. Mesa,6?5-5464 Mgmt.Mi 1603 • 2bd $350. Frplcs. No~ BR condo. nr. gotr '1.JYI AT ~ 1219. <213 1439 ~I 3 bd. 2 b a. l w n h :s e. ..;,64()..;..:,,,.:298~1______ ..:.:::=:::.:...:::.;.:..~,;______ Apartments 2 Br. 1 ba. 1 story. shag. IDds·pets. 208 19th St. 1st course. $375 Lease T .. IUCH"' Bt•ut 3 BR <'oodo pauo. Heritage Park. $450 I AYCIEST S.CletftHt. 3276 drps, patio. frvk. beam + last + $200. sec. 66t-6489Evenings &Outrm1n.1 Z ston 4 RR PoOI. nr HarbOr Vie w 640-7~7 Spacious 4 bdrm .. 3 bath ....................... Me~91rv~:C11 ~ttJCn':' (ti~~· 9624!840Jlm. -r ; leech 316' h ome on I (tl' l ot school S415 751 1500 Deerfield Townhouse. 2 home. avail Sept 15fh. SHORECWFFS4Br.28a. lrv1neat 16th SUPER 2 br, pool, gar.••••••••••••••••••••••• ; ·" tx-•uOful CIUl)OOh ldv•<"W -------BR. 21, Ha, $450 mo ISubJect to buc cei.s ul on golf course. Pool. S.5--0550 2 BR Westside. lovely 4· ffl>IC, trees. $325. Adults. NOW .. -6 play Ut'li for c 1 "'n Brand~ custom homl! 3 AvatJ Aug 29 831 0929 close or escrow. owner·:s bltns S600mo. 496-8033 plex. pleasant surround· 842-8)34: &42·5251 ._ 'Bll·1n llllcht-n 1n•fr11i. br 21~ ba. walk to beach, -----new res1denceJ Paneled ings. $395. mo. 751·9930 w as h t' r I d r > l' r I v1ew of ocean. m<i1ny p06h Turtlerock Glen ram 1 I y rm . w 1th 3 br 2 ba, l yr lease. Open NEW DELUXE APTS. J™)1mo cQ-122> other amenihe~ S600 Townhome 2 BR. 21,, bookshelves. gas BBQ: 1-5. Sat/Sun. 226 Calle OCIANFIONT ---------1 2&3 Br, family rm. frplc. YOJ CAN AFFORD li!arjone Mahon°'4·6200 <213>333-3846 bath.beaut masterswte veryprivate mstr.a rea . .:Ser:.=..:e::.:0:.;;8.:...·------1Br,lba,$37Syearly meatiJSJllJ 963·6908. 968·2720. NEWPORTBEACH 3 b b , , w 1frplc 6 Rocky Glen tonnat dining rm Sc..to AM 3210 STWS TO IEACH 963-9086. Neat r. 2 a, gar, crp..,, $675 p/mo La Vera EILR.ltlJ HUDSO.... l Bedrooms l br I ba house with lncd yd. Kids & pets ok · ~ " ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. I ba .. nr. N'pt. uJ B1odt lo Beach. 3 bd. 2\.7 • separatt' entrance to ad· S-435 Agt . no f ee. Burns. RJtr &44·639'7 RULTOR 644.0322 3br. S475. mo Harbor Yacht Club ~~ E.~~J:!!;t ba, built ins. frplc . d1l. lrg room & b» S430 + 964 2566or973-2971 21R 21A ,aHo Home HVH Port-'tno 4 BR 34 2-431 ?.e,nilh7 . ,.,,.,1 Yearly· $42S 646-68!6 enclosed gar, new crpts uUl. See at 512 Jasmtne A JC 2 car garage 1 ui • rdn. Formoremo 51-vv• & pnt throughout No Sl.~7896or494-4S49aft Soper J br. 2 ba. den, • · ba, PoO + spa. g r. pets. Yrly rental. $400 6 :.>. frplc. rncd yd. Kids & c~~Z!.,~ec7?~·lal24dull!!. No upgraded. $.'JOO. 960· 1326 Newly refdurbished 2 BR. 2 Garden like apts, adult 964993 8424477 petS ok, $455. Agt. no ree pe .... _.,., .x.· ba con o w Jlerrace. 8d Costa Mfta 3224 964-2566or973·2971 2BRcottage. Frplc redwd A/C. crpt. new kilch =g& nJa~z'i.2 177 r~: 2 BR. 2 ba. dishwasher, •••••••••••••••• ••••••• 1 • -leoch 3248 declcs. lg patio. yd. Nwpt appl's. Pool. jac & sauna. encl gar 2 blks from •MESA VERDE• Great 4 br, 2. ba. frpk, :::.:-;:•••••••••••••••• Hls$485 Ph64.5-662S Nr. So Coasl Plaza. 22ndSt C.M. 645-2498 beaCb. ~. Adults. no 4BR.2Ba,dbl~ar.bltns. crpts.. gar l(jds & pets Greatv1ewpnme3br 2ba $$00 f mo. Aft6pm : 2 BR 2 b f ' '° pets96().5260 f11>lc. 549-2700 ok Agt. no ree $455 patJos frpl nr bch town. Bluffs, lrg 4 BR condo. 545-7557 Steps lo ocean. 2 br partly pooi. A:~.~=.":~ spe~:· . _.;'---------1 964·2566or973-2971 4!M..W30aft 4pm $750 Ready l o go ...::.:..::___::..;__ ______ furn. Util pd. $350. mo Avuil9fl.S380.G46-290l Deluxe 2 & 3 bd ap~s. J Br. 2•2 ba condo Frplc. 6444350 or644·1757 3 br 2 ba. l m1 So. Coast Days 642-1334. e ves frplc. encl gar. patio 4;rpt drpi.. wash 1dry. Kleis' Pels' Jac~ui, pool , So.Laguna.4bdrmhome. Plaza. new house, upgrd 642-6578 New 2 BR. 2 sty twnhse. Ca11Peggy960-4392 rl'fr1g. $500 mo. Yrly 3 br, 2 ba, $360. Small fee whitewater view $750 Consumtr's leware! I thruoul S4.95. 554·2023 ___ ::___: _________ , w1encl gar & patio. 1250 0 lell!>e.642·3443 ___ ~•C0-4900NSUMER'SGUID E Ph493-5610 before you pay some CHARMING BEACH sqft.Adltsonly.nopets 3Bdrm,2ba,yard •. ~I age n cy r or th e S Cst Plaza area. 3 Br. COTTAGE ~'2 blk to Located at 2568 Elden ~up.gar.&rrplc .sub· Vine-covered h1de·a-AaV •--Mi-_. 3252 .. RUNAROUND .. Call 2ba. hv rm. lg din rm. ocean, winter re ntal. Ave. Dys. 714/827-MlO; out on ktds & pets. $430 3Br. 2ba. frplc. $460/mo. Put kids & pets '" the _,..... T"'~ CONSUMER ·s GUlOE patio. yd. $435. 546-3081 $3'l5. 124 35th St. 673·3056 afters pm ., .. c 9061. 960-5376or 67s-6670 ...;:~'----------Small f~ 645·4900 J'he Shores. Ocean Vu Many have and are glad HouMs f1wniahed or 1•.n. B r ..,.0 t Park New~rt LUXURY APT LIVING Overlooktng The Water EnJOY $7S0,000 s pec tacular spa, 7 swimming poob. 8 lighted rourt.s. miles of bike trails. pul· ling, shuffleboards. Bachs from S349.50/mo Also 1&2 bdrm plans 2 story townhouses Elec. kitch. pnv. patio:. & balconies. cr pt ~. draper1ei., parking elevators . .,,.c;..il<lnQ, 645.JOO!I I yard S295 2 br. I ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,..... I they did!~ Save time. gas •1-..&.-1slwcf 3300 °"' r rom _, · yr y . . C5<J lge 2 br. kid~. pets, •CONSUMER'SGUIDE Guard gate, walk to &moneyonfee """'"" Adults, no pets Furn or £:age f'ncd yd Small beach, rec area. 4 bdrm, I••••••••••••••••••••••• unf 3f21 E 16th N Hts • CUll615-4900 WALK TO BEACH. exec. 2 ba, all upgraded IOOO'sofRentab F R• t 3 bdr Lake "'.".'""l . . '1'HE GABLES" Beach bachelors go for 1l '.I 2 br StudlO I °"" .__ gar 1 br. I ba. pal10 S22S Opt.aonaJ maid service • • vo. · Small ree. 6454900 3 °R 3 B Kln"'PETSWELCOME or .. n . ' ....,......, ... •CONSUMER.SGUIDE near new 0 a $7S01yrlylse 492-2958 ..,.,. Forest. avail lmmed . ...:...;.:....:.:..:..:. _____ _ ' house. $575 Ron. 847·6010 645-4900 s575. Tolle Realtors Beacon Bay 2 br apt, yrly 2 Br. l ba. fncd yard, ----For lease or lease opuon Ope 7 d 9 7 lse TennlS court. $475 dosed 11arage. children P R I V A T F. Beachrront 3 BR elegant n ays --586-8500 631·3841. ok .nope~ $310 548·0431.ij DEVELOPMENT.2BR home Pnv commumty HOME LIOOISLE.3 Br 2 CondomiRiums 2215 Pomona "B" den 2 bath townhome Wlth all amemllei. Step:, Ba. lge palm. dbl gar. no u..furnfsMd 3425 Perun. 2 br home Washer. I Pool & J3l'UZll $4!15 I to ~and S l 50U mo pets $950.559·6588 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dryer. utll incl. Avail Ntl'e 2 bdrm. nl'W paint., 842 9371 agt . 661·3205 Century 2l Co:i~l HUNT HARBOUR AREA. Sept. t o June $$50 ).!Jr. fenl·C'd yrd. S290 i!,5.141-------1 Realtv PLUSH· 2Br. Wa l'ondo. IMMAC. 2Br. near bch. biS..3008 Orange, lfC: LEASEOPTIOM --· ----, frpk, wshr df)r. rt.'fn~. !>48277 A I I I 4bd 'I all appltancei.;. t.'nCI PARK NEWPORT · If tru Y ove Y rm • Lab Forest 3255 pool. JaCUZlt. 2 i·ar patio. pool. $350 mo. STUDIO Bid IOOO. apt Pnme Ml'sa Verde lcll'a ;!,d~~:ticfn'°~a~~z•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~;~~~~gc~ ~ti 1!46-345l, 846-4640 313. Shown Son Aus: 27, 11on. cloi.t• t11 ... chi-. & NEWPORT CEMTER Oelu't condo 11\'t'r lhl' 3-8pm. Avail. Sept lsl 'hop'g. J lrlZ llR. 2 h.1 . REALTY 640.18 I 2 lake Lake J'·on•st 11 Harbor View Urns S Bil. Apartnwnts f.-ntislt•d Sob-lease $300. mo. Info adJts. cpts. drps. range. •CONSUMER'SGUIDE I At Fashion l:sland. J a m fncd yd Pat.Jo. wtr pd boree & San Joaquin $!8.S. 2439 "C .. Orange SpaclOUS JBr. bltms. new Halli. Rd. 636-4120 1 $. crpts. drps No pets. S230 I 2 Br. 11,.z ba. crpts, bltns. l70S2 E~a~~n For leasing sn.forrruwon S2 7 S mo C a 11 ___ .:..:..:;...=. ___ _ l2131620-48307.30toll oo New luxury 2 br. 21-;i bll __ 7_1_4,;..,/644 __ -_190_0 __ am M r t o w n h o m e a p t . Rangetoven tra!>h com Nice 2Br Oplx ups1a1r~. 2 BR. I ba. good location. pactor. dsh~hr. Rarbagc frplt·: W / D. garaf{t'. qwet Avall 915/78. S290 d.tspl & refng. $430. mo adults. no pets. nr Lido mo 645-7876 I Gemuu Really. 839~ lsle shopping. l.Ae. credit ref. ssoo mo. 494·6303 KIDS OK 1,..IM 3844 l br. Iba, pool.S2SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bachelor unit V:r bl()('k lum rm, fplc, Irµ hat·kycl _ __ 2Bdrm ~75 770 l~3. a ll great patio. comm P<>Ol. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• (213)~1980 Sml pets OK S4U!'>. E"ci. I have several 3 br 6Pm _______ grdnr in<'ld. $850 ~laland 3706 ---------Bachelor·s dream. $190. ~ lOam to 7pm from beach. All ulal pd *BRANO NEW* No luds, no pets. 201 E . ~wknds 557 5591 -townhomes Pool~. 1en _644_5598_ eves --••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido. Small pal.Jo bach. Utt I pd Prorated de Condo for lse. 3 BR. 2•, nis. upgrades S4?S lo ._wport leach 3269 Deluxe 3 bd twnhs w boat ~e 4 br. 2 ba. bay \'1ew. Older adult S275 m o I pos 1 t " S m a II f e c' BalbOa Blvd. $250 per ha or &ck Ha v. $5001 55 5 o 11 unL 1 n gt 0 n ••••••••••••••••••••••• sllp 2•-.i ba. rrplt'. patio. f11>lc. brown crpt. 5625 lsc Ph 575·3609 -~4900 mo Pls ~atl"•~.f>ISH Harbour area Joan. dbl I l on.on r 752·1978 •CONSUMER'SGUIDE ---" .,..,, -8461371 or846-2579 Bayfronl Npl l:.la nd 2 gar w au o ... ~ l' • .,_ o 2b ------sU'}'. 2 bd. 2ba. Jae'. F P . least>S700 5J6 ?090 __ ... U R N I s II E D 1 Af.~!!.i"!L..a 1 ·m s till he r e' $210 .....-aut 2 sty. 4nr, . J. N I 3 B 2' b $850 I IC II r _._..,.,,.,_ ' o;.ds ts C II bonu . .., rm, chn rm. tplc. • e14 • ge r: ., a. patJo, i. 'Pa' ai a •JBdrm. 211'lBa twnh:.c Nr BEDROOM garage apt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~'muee.'.:;49oo a man} -.tra:.. N Ea:.l. family r m . 2 frplci.. Mon675-S909__ -new end unit on huge $3.5() J)t'r mo $125 dep a.oo,eniftsulo 3807 •CONSUMER'SGUJDE Non :;mokl'r'-• SS~!'> range wfhood. garbai.:e Lrg4 bdrm.Z'•ba.dnrm pri" park Dshw:.hr. Yt>arly Ut1ltl1es 1nc·I' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~7 :r781 clti.pl. traf.h compactor. fam rm. 2 pall~. SIOOO frpk. gar. pool. etc No Prefer non-s moker.quiet Ktds _.....,., 2 b 1 b ce ---dshwhr. r efng Laun 675_3268 p e t s s 4 1 5 male Lovely I Br. I blk to bay or __:. r. a. nt · Br, 2 sly home. big heiJI dry/sewing rm. $650. mo __ _ -----540-3326,644 9514. £'\(':. 673-6866____ beach. street parking, view. $285 Ca ll now eel pool. N CM . partial Gemm1 Realty.839 6623 SEA VIEW J bdrm, 21.2 $295 mo .. yrly 66l·23l3or Small fee. 6454900 lyfurm:.hed.ch1ldrenOK ---ba. + fam rm. ocean 3BR.2111t ba Condo.new IBr yrtymod.mce.partly 496-5660 •CONSUMER.SGUIDE llVINE'S NEWEST M"T COMMUNITY HERITAGE POINT mo + secunty dep Call Sut>S56-n01 BCH OPLX 3Br. 2Ba . Crplc. gar. new ('pi..). no pets . SSOO mo yrly _64.>-_1682 _____ ~ T H 1-: N F: W P 0 R T MARINA, beaut newly de<'OrJted 2 BR. 2 ba + den. waterfront. ~andy bea ch. lovely garden Boal s ltp avail No c hildre n . no p e t :.. 9\SOmn bl' PhonclOM'l' IBR.2•2ba,brandnew.2 v1ew, poolflCnnts $1200 cpts.drps Parks&poolsl rurn Uttl pd. $325 lwr. IBadplx.cpts.drps. l..gebachapt.goodlocale. 979-4_24_9 -----~U::-"pr~o.m d~a~\, ~r~t: 12131430-36.."9 ____ $525 J ohn Mar,hall 675-4857. garage. yrly lse $475 mo pvt patJo. Adults. S19S. *2Br Tnh~e Me-.a Verde rrucrowave oven. 2 wks 2'tS2 Zenith. S.A. Hts $475 962'7788 1 IWboa Peninsufo 3707 (2131793·0038 llft 6PM 859 W. 19th St. NATURING PROMOHTORY PT Putio. Pool, ~.ir. W 1D f~ rent S550 mo Call mo J BR. 1 Ba. move in BLUFFS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lg bayfronl 2 br 2 ba $250 lge 1 br lower. patJo & •Park llke selling · ! BR. view of bay & hookup. S350 No Pl'l:. SaJly..:..·..:..SJS..-...:8832...:.... ____ Sept 1 3 BR 2 BA Linda Plan. 1Br.2Ba.den.oceanrront. fireplace. lg garage. pool. Adults. No pets. •Ltght.edtennii.courts ocean.S550/mo.8J3.0200. 673-8414 An apt community de signed with you tn mmd Ceatunng 8 spacious rtoor plans. Furnished or un Curn1s h ed l 2 & 3 bedroom ap\.S. Available ror occupancy June 20th K.l.1897_4 ___ --Cood-o-New. 3 Bdrm, 2 Irvine Meadows fplc. vaulted t'lgs. $625 bwlt·m BBQ. priv. beach. adults only 1887 Monrovia S48·7924 •RecreationaJ fac11.Jl1es 673 5206 Es1de duplt>x. front. ba.•.,m1lobeac·h·tennis 545--0954 549•7751 mo +dues D:v s. -675-6572 Yearly lease.673-2162 •Pool&Jacuzz1 WESTCLIFF 2br. l "'iba qu.unt. 2 br I ba $395 m<; court SSSO f mo Ca 11 MEADOW VIEW 7S2·2393. eves. 644-0648_ I br near beach & shops. Lovely lower duplex. 2 BR Lg new 3 br 3 ba apt. •Gas BBQ townhouse Adu IL<> only. ~o pets 5482~ -(2131395-5171or472·4518 J Bdrm. 2•., ba. 2 sty con Lido Isle 3 bdrm home yr , S300 mo Util pd Adults & den 2"2 ba. steps to fanuly rm. fireplace. wet •Spar1Wng clean laun· no pets. S395 1728 Bed c ..... 1 ' h I do N b ly lease S8SO mo only 57S-S8IO; 642·0393 b"h. <2131368 7094 or bar , service porch. 2 dry rord Ln. S41l-7533 ......,.. esi. 4 br. 2 a. nl'w ~ BH 2 BA. new appl , . ew rown t'arpet. .. •Garden palJo kitfthe n 548-0901 (213)478·707 1 w0 lk·in closets. many ex· .. plus h crpt. nr on; patio. or Golden We~t near pool & Jal·uzt1 IBR.off stpark'g,winler tr"a ~. ,550 m o Open •Openbeam ce11.Jngs VIA LIDO 2 8r. 2Ba Consider lsc I upt111n Col 842-4155 art s PM. I l\vail no wk $5f 00 J ~o Bluffs 3 BR. 2' 2 ba condo S280. yrly $300. 1124 W. Grab Uus one qwck ! $350. Satt.,,Sun J .... 2131430-5090 •Kmgsue bedrooms waterfront. avail Sept l S55<I mo 751-3006 -962· 7788 U)I or 0 n. nr. everythino' $600 Mo Balboa Blvd. 646-6238 On .__h. Balcony. view. ~ •Large walk in rlosets 559-1802 ---1--3244' Agent .. I.I\: :, BR. 2 ba. Ml'sa Ver<le Irv---------Agent644·1133 CoronodelMcr 3722 SmJfee 645-4900 •Pnvatedresstllgareas ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CONSUMER.SGUIOE New 2 bd. 2 ba, all bwlt •Accent.edwalls Lux.NwptHgts2Br 2Ba. l~~!.5~19lawn incl. S675 Beaut 2 Br Oran<>etree Be_ach House 2 Bdrm. I Westd1ff 2BR 2BA deluxe . f 1 1 g 1 bltns. pool. palm, fplc. __ ....... _____ _ Lake Condo All r.:'cil in ba llll June Is l. S3!IO mo condo ror lease New Oceanfront I br. frplc. Coronadel Mer 382~ l~r~ c~:f1.~. i;:-0 P~~i~ Near corner of Walnut & adults, $450631·2177 MES .. VERDE I ' di Ph~2635 carpets. appl.. & newly patio. gar $37S. Winter. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avatl n '""""""""" J effery off S. A f'rwy ----b- " l. I( tennei. A t l't>m ---h.ld $440. Yrly 673-7787eve ,,...,,,...,,...,,., 17141cco._7000. sorry no New Bayfront J BR. 2 a , EXEC HM mun• l Y. no Pl' l ~ painted No c I ren or ....,... f I Ind hook P dbl 4Br. 3ba. ram rm. frml $3951mo Opt to buy LI•~tMgood Ufe pell> S525 644 SS24 __ CostoMna 3724 ..., I two bdrm, $266. mo I pets. Rental cente r open e~~j ga~ upp~~ ~n•l dJ.n rm S650mo. no Pt'b SSJ-6807 Walk to beach. view the Newport Heights, 2 OH. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• rS '",. studio S175 lst & last Nr da.tly 9 am lo 7 pm Spectacular bay view ~ppt only 549·3895 Wood-bn_d_g_e_E.s_t_P_l_us_h_2 ~acc~z~. & c ~~noJs P~~~Y ba, lrg lot. $380 Stunning 1 br garden apt. 'Tl / Newport Blvd. & Del h h 3848 wtbch area $8001mo yr· New TownhoUSl' J Br. 21 ! bd. den. frpl Opc:n. 155 ruce 3 Bdrm. 212 ba con 646 0505 pool. rec area. S285. 7t0 " ~ Mar5"2·1l4l ~•••~••••••••••• _l:...y....:840-..:.:...._187~9_· ____ _ ba. uttch gar Pool. JJC W Yale Loop. $550 do wtdin·rm. lge mstr 3 Br, 2 ba, frpl. 2 car gar W 18th St GARDEN APTS CLEAN. QWel 2 BR. 1 ba. Great v. acre setting. 1 WESTCUFF2 BR.2 Ba. 2 USO/mo (213>376 I~ ~16795 bdrm $625. mo li• nnnr Nr Back Bay. 1&2 bdrm apts S235 & up 0 0 ELM R $265 mo. no petS. 1981 Br frpl lge private paUOt'i pool adulb $420 ---------NEWPORT CENTER ... v,..... C R NA D A Maple St. 631·1266. ~· t . ~h1ld.1pet ok' mu. 67~ Pools Tennis, Jacuu1 Class1r1ec1 Ads. your one l''rml din rm. cpt/drps Adlls only . Open 8:30·5, 2 Br Townhouse. rrplc S49·l438 h. S450 499_ 2286 ----- KJds Ok. 2Br. 2ba $450. stop shopping center. REALTY 640· 181 2 Fncd yard & s prinklers Sat's 9-1 S48-4968. 2110 Pool. tenrus. Some ocean Waterfront lease Lge ~~ s.szs. 631 2133 or ,,,,..--3244 l"iM 3244 $575 Days 544·0614. eves Newport Blvd, CM. & Catalina views. Clos« lmmed occupancy. Lr~ I If you·re in the market plush 2br. 2ba. lge pal.Jo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 548·3604 Neat cum, 1 BR cottage. t.o Fashion Island & ftnE bdrm w 1gar & pallo. ror a better car. be sure & extra lge hv r m $650. OanoPoiftt 3226 very pvt Jncld.s gas & beacb.644.i.;11 S32S 979-7605 to check the many auto::. Slip avail. Adull!I, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• ?lift . rna. ocean view, no yrd wrk. brt<'k patio w1bbQ S.J95 I 98t·6286or l 982·2HJR macnab /Irvine realty Charnung 2 br. I bit h:.t• Mature adults. no JM!li. ~50 Furnished SJ7S .... or~n1 · Ni.YK-WED JH RENT TO IUY Lovely 3 Bl\. 2 bath Spanish.style All rent applies to down single famHy res. Skylights; garden payment. 3 Bdrm. den. kitchen window: atriums. Ready 2VJ ba Townhome Smull for occupancy -$575/mo . incl. oceanvlew.l..se9mosat gardener. Jean Dales 642·8235. JW)-$1200 opt money lP·l17) ~ --~llt:.Ji•LllD'.E~I001·• ~ 'ment~1~:. c!~t fo~n RAKCR6-SAM JOAQUIH ~595/MO. «e938lor49J.1400 Smashing 2 or 3 BR home facing NEWER·2Br. dr n, 2Ba. l'Olf course. Fashion Isle & hillside I s400 vistas. Only steps to pool & golf ~ebe~';:[£"~1100 mo clubhouse/restaurant. lmme d . avail. Yrly lease. J oyce Edlund Lttrge3 Bdrm-den. 2~11 ba. 642.8235. (Q·llS) Some ocean view. S485 , m o . Call John 4!n-9381 or493-14-00 GOLF COURSE + MTN YllW! Former model Rancho San Joaquin to wnhome w/2 BRs . + den & formal dining. Lovely, private balconies. Air cond. S700/mo. incl. refrig. Jean Dales 642·8235. <Q·119) &Toro 3232 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buut. 2 story 3 br. 1~ ba, h-plc, ds hwhr. kids & pets ok. $475. Atn. No fee. 9&t--2566. 973-2!nl. PQS)JrfilN'.l'.OR:.'. a .Brtrm, .w.ate.e. MUs,...1U\ ..pf',l!L, 3' m. 3· bll. nth!;"t>; bttns: Jf!CI '"4·':41 · fN' .. ~Jq -'·" pets,8$.a:!l98-. • with loft Penthouse /\pt $265. S48·0S22 3 bdrm, 2i.; ba. new cpts, crpts. drps, nr. f'a1rview ..::::35=8.::1 .:.:1 =------ S9501mo 2 Br. cozy beams. patio. dis hwasher. patio & & Baker Family. no HuaitiftCJf•leoch J840~nqton8eoch 3840 ON WATER z Bdrms, Nr shops+ocean. S320. garage $525. Lsc pets.~1882. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• boat shp, $750 tmo yrly. Call ~·1223, 842-8540 673-7513. Agt 2Bdrm. adlls. no pets F'umished or unrurn ON L I DO I SL E Easts1de! Bach apt. pnv 3 BR, 2 ba. ram. rm. Sub $290. Open ~ttSun 1-4 1 Beautiful 2 Bdrm. den, e ntran ce. Util pd , children, no pets. $650. 326 Ogle, in r ear. , dinin& HQ, P"l p.a\15). 2 $225/mo. 548-63SS. Agent 673.5354 644·l547. 1 bath. S8001mo H.ailitqo.t hach 3740 3 BR. 2 ba, Few blks to 3 BR, 2~ Ba. lliOO sq.rt .• 2 Kc nnybunkport? lsn·t he the guy wh o kicked the winning field'~oal tn the'74 Superbowl? ~ro ~ Wot.rfront Homes •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• ocean In quaint CdM. sly, wtw cpts. drps, rm I 631·1400 Huntington Pacific bach Fplc,famrm. 759·9526 for WtD, full din rm. nr I OCC. $375. 546-1152 It you re not sure wrio (or wtldC) Kennybonkpon. apt. on water. nr PoO · N • w I y d e co r a l e d I S300 Se 1 1 646-7782 .. ASONS PTS was. oon t feel bdd -you re not d one. Walk. LO beach & pools . pt . . bachelor. Ava il. Se..e_t.,_ FOURSE A -........,.......,_.lS'one-oft4d!Stt11cbv•i... - ' o(th 3 b 2 lit. $225. Uttl. Incl. Un-5PKaous--rb?l~NIR.i~ ....... ., ...... ...._.. -, romany ese: r. ltl'~tl.ftch _)769 ~lm.-_b a_ pM!.~ JUl(.lh... diffeteQt..apartmeoLtlOO~aL.Sea.'b\na...YUID~ ~1.br.~~ -e-_-,~O~ U••t~wnneHnu--. ....,.., 1A~~ • ..llt:ilr"'~iU!t:'=ilt.. SS75. J br. 2 ba sparkling Winter rental. 0 <'ean· I bdm{open beam kriolly "Joarin-sl. of totally personalized prof~onal planning clean. canalfront $725 front.3br2ba.2caraar. pine, stoveirefrlgigar M Pin b h$230 lb Thek1ndofattenuooyoudeserve. Agt,642-8850. wshr1dryr. $475.Adults, 7190rcbidCdM S::.Ad~ts.a:Opets ·~ Aperfectblefldofnatureandhv1ng- ctuld OK. no pet.s. Avail. 1Br apt, frplc, gar. open Harbor Ave 54~2447 . nestled Ill a forest with DaObhng br~ and quiet 2 BR, 2 Ba, BIG CANYON Sept 9-J une 9, 1979. Sat. 505'1'1 Carnal.ion. S350 d 2BR _ .. _ .. _ b Add TOWNHOME, beaut up. 6?5-:!64?&535-0343 mo.4S4·2330 2 yr ol twimvu .. es. pondS, cooled by natural ocean reezes to g r ad c d , Io ads o f pool, jac, 5375 mo. Avl that tennis courts. swimming pools. a;acuw and amemttei1 No children. Bay view. cul-de·sac. adj 9/1. 631--49841oam.5pm a convenient lcx:auon near Sh0pp1ng and no pets $750 644-0509 OCEAMFROMT park, J BR 2 BA , no pets. _.;_ _____ _,___ employment and you've got a place anyone would DbWi.terl..,., $560.844-6126 Lovely 2 Br Tri·plex. proudly call hOme (Even Kennybonkport•) Townhouse. nr Hoag r-aro...11tr. ~--.&.-"'""---~·24 N'?!!· Ht~Ad~r~~ IW. One anc two be<Jroom. one and two bath Hosp. 3 BR. 2~ ba . OW, .,,.., _.__... -.. .,. S290 carp . • d rps , 2 c a r 645-1511 ••••••••••• ••• .. ••• ••• • _83~1·_1289;..;...;....;.al\_. 5_____ ddult apartments from 00 carport: faces pool. "50. .a.. ...__......_ su-.... 1c• S d Adult cple. only. Rltr GtrcleR Arwu..,......... r-IP'l" "" ViQWJTI 642.-5333 Oceanfront. year around. Lra 28drm, ZBa. elec •Locked 1ar. w/IJ 1tor. --------married onl)', no pell. kltcb, dabwshr. Brand •0/W pt1Uo, lndry rm illa•n Hun1iog1on vutq Nice 3 br. 2 ba. ffl>lt', aar, patio. fncd yd. Kids & petg ok. 1445 Atn. no fee. ll&f·2568 or 973-ml PLUSll 3 br, 21,<) ba condo $450 mo. 873-0987 nu! s:m. :n2 W Bay St. •Special cabinet space ~ Only Atepc from water. -..-&4$-4617 /83l·M54. •CJu heat. IU tooldn1. ISSSS HunlJnOtOn Vill.lge Line Huntl4'qlon Bekrl, CA M2 .. 23S 644-6200 Hl&bly upgreded. Avail. OCIAMnn""' psbotwawallt~. <714>8~1 901 Oover Orlw H1rbor v1e,. c.nter approx Sept. 15th $775. Lae. duplu, blt·lna. S Coast Pina arH. dJJC 3 •Adwta,nopeu. F-t ..... "•n n.-n freew"" dl'l'W iortl'I on~ to M8.a.s:M or6?S.1938 (rplts, 4 BR &t 3 BR units, br 2 ba 4·plex, blt·lns. l Bf S270, 2br1310 '"'" '"" ~ w.wyv -, lrviiw at CAfTI~ Valley C..nter winter lelte. t700 & S800 carpet, drape1, enC!los MOf\U\ lo month McFeaaen. ttwn west on McF~ t..> Se.tw1no Vllt.agt -_..lll!!lllllll .. ll 7 IS 2 1•1 14 111 4 11 .. ll .... I_~ Find wh~you want In ipe~r~mo~~·~m~oa~th=·==";'=en=tj1a~a~r~·gS3~95=.=C==al=l==af:t::SJ,.-:~2323~~E~lde~n~A~v~e~,C=.=M=.::JJ~~F~u~m~ISl1=1f'!JS~~~=~~::;·=Open~=csai==~='=o=•=M==u=10\tt,k;:::=::;: .:Cl=W=Sl=lfi=ed=/\!=d.s==GU=·567:.,_8j_ ________ l1--------..L;=DaJ~l)'=Pl=l::ot=C=l=au=l(1=eds=.::i..-67S-lM2 761-1336 642-?a .~ ........ ..,,..#. , ...... , (' --.. .-.._ .. .. . • .. ·• ·r.:.:" . -.. -.. ····-·--·· ........ ,'-~'---..... ~ _.,. '• . ......................... ... ' ~ . .. 1 ,- ' t 1 • ' $p .. - ' '1 I .. f ' '' ' " s -K1 t; 1'1 c c Re G Pt si !>I 17 w ('( R< Ct '!I S1 -~~I ~, nLt--=----...-to 2t Usf ba Be Wh Dr fie lie ••• .. ( M) pa mt 31' Sii DI -- \ ' ... . . .. -..... ,. ..... , a.mctay. AllgUll 27. 1878 DAIL y N.OT •• I ................ .... ....... 4JOO ot1ce-Q14r 1005 .............................................. ,.. ' all• IJIO ...,,w..e.ct 7100""'" ... ............... 4400 ....... M.lyto..... IOU &..ta'-d 1300 -1100 •••••• .. •••••••••••-• "•••M•••••••••••••••• ·-~ .. •••••••••••••••• ,.!!!f.~·,,-;;! ••••••••• J>OYOON~!DCASH? Lol\orl'ocmdapet?Call , •••••••• , ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••u•••••••••••••••••••• .. --•• 'tkauut.._. Jiff Aa--wt.._.a,l n r.n.omceBa oteoet.t ,.._.VIL .._GIMCY bt.lnd"!Wd Aolmal Aufataoce Vlvlan: ~w or Pra1pet"· -..-.................. C.M •I •I• -'1!,~' .._.Plaa.ll2:S.mo.No '"" "'LaSI HoaMownerloaru l.eaau.S37·Z271.oot... tor round your lost ~CCMf6Clll/COST YO.LY l BR. (pk, D/W, ti', QIS mo. aw pd ..._ .. _, MAM<:"' aTTlnted fut 000 FOUND: Blk Oermao necklace. Write Dally ~~l~c:. ~:."f::; ~Uo. an tbe chaOAt\!J. ~·DS &Joo La l'be new way to own • Borrow 11000. SlOO. t Sbepberd, fomale. nr Pilot, P 0 Box lS60 CM w/atandud C!Ott 1ystem S4U. tnel-11tll. R:!t' Ible W &bre H.a ._.. ~tilJ°: ~raJ. travel asency Trnel ~tb~ ~~:m. PJ:u C.bfonua " IUnm:sot~. 92827, Box •3.13 Ada&aP'W ... foi. AIP" l ~Qt • wU b •••-••oll er. • :...---::;.· -..~•t. Nttworil St.rt)'OUrown. .. • ..,.obU~··iA-. C.M.54S-3M2 ' Would tbe lnlcker who AIR upr. helpful. Tyt". Mare' _...__ ' l ""-• --.._._ Exp. l'lol requtre<1 ...... ,.. .. \"YI, _..... _._ f .. b _,, ..... ldl& ..... Cociull ,., 11 STERl.J OFIN.SVCS LoltSbep.Hu.sllpup<tem> wllne$S~v1eta.uaer in• 40wpm,10..ey ytouc . a 'Q o" • • •., n • ~ r naalty Jn1ur. ore 3 lenn ::,.:.:r;,~vt::S. n4Jl5S.l410(bkrt lr'Y/bm/bllt. wh tip on and. eirploslon a~ the S•lary commenaura\e sndllur.t. woa l•l I nna.be6•1t.crptldrpa Call Mr. Chulu. lall.Name-&.lmmcrVic Tbr1fly/Shell Station w/expr. Call for appl. bdnm p~t !l th, '""" SIZ$ mo. NT W ltlb, lNTERESTONLV Men Woods. Reward located on ~atella at Berkel "y Co.,..rola ,_OJ hOuA II 1•r•aa C II. Can luk l!laun· fl~. REAL ESTATE LOANS 546-0lT3 bale tn the City of Stan· Penonnel Dept. (714) \'t BUl(1( TOR M H 81 .. ~a ...._MHITT COMPUTH Amtt\pd In privacy of too on 2126175. please a:sw300. lrvint. E.0 .E 3 8R J Ba, downatal". )'OW'OWDhome. Lolt M, treY Poodle •P· come forward u he pro-1 Mal• roommate to •br a rm 1wi.. siu mo, uUI u _. .vlft'1~ c:'Jt.~ Pl 1 d b 111 .. At Bltna. flreplac«'. 'r )' Beaut home 00 bay. ... .. "' A.IC n tc1 r\ Im f'UllUUUi• "9 ~ prox SJ anwers erre. m sc y ca n.. l•--------~&I M> llll •Ill fW"fl s br 2 b.t. pa1Jo, ~-;"~a-M.:.., a~.ffnt to PROVIDES A GREAT 8 R. vie Pomona & Victoria temey Alvin M. Can1dy Acctn& Blkpnf _,, 1 .. ~0 -··-SF.CONI> s.12 Reward 646-6433 at 714-835-9431. T- 1 Tre ... 1y Pl!bb bach p&d Quiel boat MIP avah. _. mo Pac Ban • cl"Ollt cou• S •Wtll!ltfl. T .. t .. - prh tocauon Car UlU + utU ~61MUl It's Newpo11/l7th, C.M. $1M -Deidli 1031 REWARD ABE KAIAHUA. Lost Rejister Tod•y ~work pd m.&.111 M r to Iba,.. a bdrm 6GoCl10 Rwe •Mo ~ ••••••••••• .. ••• .. ••••• Lo 1 t m a I e g r e y your number. please call on varioua account.ina & mma.os Experienced .. ION'ceded rmmod.. Loni • short &.erm ... slrnmcnu. Bolida)I " vac1tion P*Y · "°.i~1:.:~luUon plan av VOLT '• .. , ...... ' ' .... ln CdM • uul ~IT 1._.CH •C1 .. .., 4cc~ Schnauzer Huntington back. 213-423·1526. Love. bookkeeplna aulcn· '·wportSbora, DR :'lPMNf>.W ~""" SA •ftnrd-4.ailL LOW£SJ Harbor area. Ans. to CvoJ!lDaruiy. meots. Work cloae to 1llA )'nrtJ.MU ..,., -'"' blocb from Dar Nr --.. ~ -.u...-:...t Pritlotf/I "Chips". Call days ____ __, ____ your home . Fi1ur o1--------· -~ev~ I <>•~•-PO o~ tJy -.-~ ~. W"tlfR.... "t•/9"4·8833 eves. SocJalC... • 5400 Clerks to Sr. Accoun-ASSEM8l.ERS "''# &Ibo.a II. d 111 matr ou ...... .,.. • • ·--..,n DIGITAL PROOUC ldT' .... ~ ........ _ 1 4 1 ... '*,.....'" ... 'tnll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d d lb t S-Ch•• J176 bdrm wJWaterbed. fum. bullt Tudor •lyle 2131276-7688 -... .., ., ... .........., tants nee e ruou •••••••••··~··••••••••• $230 Hoo -a molL~r Courtyard Bld& W/lid~· 2-IT.O.&.o.s. Lost . Long Haired SIMGLI? Ol'ange~rtHalf's pw_aern5* • bd apt, wa\IL lo IHh. -.an C!C'l\l pal'klna. Xlnt w W~ are ln the BOOMlNG Fau.t TermuUice 1949 Slamese. Orange Tree CaJI INTROVJEW tor the ,....llMl'-R clun•read,)'eow.IS.'kl 0~-cnat• Lo .tt.re 2 br dowt,plaua~vlowl.-tlatiO AUTO .. M OTUIVtE !~ W..-~Co. Patio Ho~es area. ioteJlident & discreet sooAS:C::~~St~SOl 80NeededNow~ bd ...... 1 .. ,. .......... 1q I\ ()I' can ""' •P fl nto termar .. et. I> o ... 6 ,..,. 1117 t .. It ,.6 I I f-"" A th Male 3 • 1 u 1 8 k -I -.> -•Pl """" JI•• N.. _ ... "I ft 6 ..... w .. kly Porl·tlm<: to ••• •-rnoe. ... · · w.,, .. med .... sing e No. Tower. non •• MA&l&-.U ~~ 1 mote r • "tr a I ah t fl. A .... Mt .,:it or Rea ..,50 or more 1-\111 tJme as ---------Yrs old 640-2920 people. 752-Mll. ln nte City ot 01'an1e *-C·~• 6.1 1 •· •• t th 6 Retlredcouplehasmoney ~~~~~lJ~~~~1 714/835-4103 •-_.,.._. l<ec\l hllllll1 rondo nr _• __ -----&eSl11 • dl1tributor o e to lend. ht&2ndTO's Lost: $100 Reward for ·~~~~~~~~~I Weolfer)'OU: h<'ft. ~ br. 1 ba. pool, i•r ..... _ ~m t.o lhlA IUIC· ' moat profitable itemli in A11ent, 1-837-374' Shaggy Stocky Black ... & r: --s """""" H.8 2 °' 3 rm ol 1ce a.wle thla 40 bll!Jon dollar In· " Poodle. Lost vie of Via aHo. .............. ..o.•SIST ~-DllS.. 4820734 un<MA lakefront 2 br. w1pauo ssa~ utll pd d"ll'ry Brak "'s , Sbort, ... _ .. _ ... s."ell3".', A..-n-, ... ,,,. ... --.., .... ~2b.11apt S27Smo, + Goodpartuna.14.2-0311 1"' • V It"' ~ ... '""' "' Jucar. & tennis crts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Forg1'0Wlng1mpartfirm -·._.,._,. {Jn beat'tl, lfff'lt ''t>"' P\1 ""c dl'Pol Call O•Y• A ternatou. o age to 2S% yield on your Ne. Ans to "M1m1:· No 5d1ooh & in NewPQrt Center. Good SICa PA lb-~. utal pd I HH ~. SH 99SO evu *knda. ............. 4450 Reaula\ors. Starters. money secured by Real tags . please ca 11 ~Ho.t 7005 Opportunity for bneht. IONUSPAY 2BRUJS t ~3'7~ _ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Starter Drives and Estate. 3 mo to I yr 67.5-8399 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ambihousJ;.rson who Noexperi~oeeded .. _._.._~ _ Wattr Pumps. No s':U· seconds. Betterthanaav EAL EST •TE has an an ocal mind Af lwllts ,..wwwu 2 BR. l ba pool ; .. cu.t'tl In&. We supply you with ings and loan. $6.000. Lost: Lt tan Cockapoo. R A h erU.M•1hld ltoO C Y. SI•?'+ $U)Odcp uu1' A-alP' tC""" your accounts. Jnvesl-$12.ooo. $2S,OOO, ~.000. "Betty". no collar. V ll' LICENSE ~ andelef!JO. Pysos·i~iooorlli:~oi:~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-1764. S48--0501 S,.C. ,_. LAHn• mentfrom $3,780secured Call Ray BK R C714 J N. 8 . Dys: 833· 129S . THt: tXCltl~G CGIO. Woods by ttfundable inventory 834.1704-Eve:673·4406 O L YP IJ. computer opera -PALM MISA Ans. l.arae airy rm 10 CM 640.5470 and iuaranteed buy1ii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--~I SCH 0 tJons & lots of telephone Ml!'""'&.~TOJ'l.1'1' w full hse & lut priv back. For details cat1I• 1-.0,.,.,..LO .... S.a.ys Found, small fem dog. OFFERS contact. Prior ex· .~ ... 'BCH Q u 1 e t . P o o I N r 9a.m.-6p.m. ....,. ~ " ,.. white <Poodle? 1 Laguna penence helpful. but not 0~ Oarh t&ll HH freeways, bch, OCC EA.STERN TIME Canyon Rd. L.B. Was m-m~.r~·0:::~\ aT~~~~ fromS?.W &up Non-s moker, mod. COMMllCIAL TollFreel!00-327·2310 Jured. Cannot keep. G.stl.ectunFt-•• Swank al Transmarlt, Adults. No l't•t-. dnnker. empt male. refs. HOUSE WAYCOCORP. (213)347-6110 644-'1342 ~\Mesa Ur _SH.5. ~ tor lease, ~ mo .5 GYM "' d 8123 L Tal .. -rt Pk •Crash Course available r 1 'V' ~ f. :, .J • . H 1780'l y SultelOO 81 ... E totN '"'I ' .. oun n ""' · •Materials provided. ... ....... _,,..__._• 1.s .... ss t•w"" • N 8 .. non·smoker. 38rm. rooms +of ce garage Best bu~ in Orange Co. HD, 3 mos terner pup. •Small classes for _ ........ _......,._ Blvd l 38a condo. Ftplc. pool. Can remodel lo suit. 1724 for eqwpment & loca· 81ck tbeige962-7220 personalized instruction. W.S 9am..spm ~ 98tlO S200. 675 8111 /631·0133. Tustin. CM. tion. $10,000 full price. •Choose own taste-day For 2 estab'I fast grow· '"'-54M45S F.qual Oppor E111plorer R-4000,._ " Tri-HarborRealtors Owner. 997·85.52, noon· Found : 2 bicycles. I •-rugbtdasses. ingt.radepapers.Maleor --;t:· 646-32.55 9P kd Schwinn & l Armstrong. "' f E p p ref'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• i_ ftlt 4350 m. w ays. •Placement-up to 80% e m. x er· · .._.. Owner ldentiry by size, Careeroppor. 956-2680 Room w kitchenette ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAUO/t.15&.AHD color. speed & rrame It & commission. Assemblenl WCTllCAL ~EIS $60wttk&up Smgle.storageonly.Safe FOR LEASE AT 1977 Glftsbopwitb2nd noor ShoplyrhoM date&loc:atlonlosl.Call Free3Week Air Conditioning/Comm/ 54897~ & secure. $30. mo. 724 RATES fRVIN E IN-office. Call fast for de· htTiUSTDEEDS H.8.P.D.536·5622 SalesTrain.ing. Resid serv1ce mechanic Amba&ador Inn 1n Costa JamesSt,CM,673-nll7. ~S+TRsqJAfLt oCfEoNffTi·cEeR& t.ails.640-5ll2agt. 2nd & lrds c•--Deta1"h expreq . .548·5541 Exper'd in PC Boards Wire Wrapping "-"""" SWINGS•· REFI S LOSI': Springer Spaniel. .._.. ~:iay.I::;~~~~~~-Wanted: garage/ CM . warehouse/mfg. Days N•atFoodStore CONSTRUCTION male. Vic. Fernleaf & lll-1003 493.0442 l\lrNabonaJGuard u"NY with kll chen. Qwck. S20-$50. 848·276.5 97S-93.50.eves83H868 w /llvlng quarters. -AP'f&COMMERCIAL67 Seconc:•c7d2St.CdM Reward Katella •mmedopencngs1n Elec 50 Needed Now! "'" d Bob •-r b .,,.,.,, Real Fatale School trorucs. Me~harucs. Ad· phone & TV Sw1mm1nJ: ays. . Storefroot.300sq fl .Npl $130,000 gross.,. C Jm . MIGUEL r--~-5350 32031Carrunocapistrano m1n1s trat1on. Co m pool. Jacuzzi. and rec Office R...tal 4400 Perun. S200 Mo. i n g . I d Y 1 1 w i I d . MORTG ~GE CO -San Juan C3pislrano murucallons or Weather room Daily & weekly ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent67~1642 t714>659·2604eves aft 7. A ••••••••••••••••••••••• forecaslinit No ex •TIWO OFFHS• FUEJOIS YACATIOMPAy SICICPAY IOMUSPAY ~~e:.k !>t.u·t.ing Crom $54 a IAYROHT OFFtCES L...L.....a....1a1 R...tol 4500 Capital needed to expand 831-7381 661·2511 I// Jobs WCll'lfed. 7075 penence required We 64 ...... 0 Cannery ViUage-ew o · ••••••••••••••••••••••• proven comm 1ty m· ___ ...... __ ~-----! \ d -""" N f -lTI od OPl!Jo.J m:vERYDAY ~/ Touch of ••••••••••••••••••••••• will send you to the best .,........ f b Claas Convalescent care or schools Meals & boar --------fices from 3~ sq t-1 ,000 s q . ft New vestment us 1n ess. elderly person. Full or provided+ S397:i0 per !:iUMy room, laundry & fantastic v1e~s. lg warehouse space. HB In· 960-2337 MODELS Ptr. Refs 548-1627 month to start. Call k.1tcheo lac11. $1.50 uUl Lo pat 1 o s -park 1 n g & dustrial Park. 894-5351 --0-1-.,,.-.,,.-9--H-O_U_S_E_ 3 1st T.D. 's, $30,000 ea on M• ... ,.._.. California Air National eluded 640-2810 Jarutonal tncludec1-2808 Laguna lots. Seasoned 26 heart SerYlu Exp. secty seeks ru11 time G rd 7141 979 7 .,,,., or Lafayette Ave.. N · B · Near new 2720 Ct ind. & COCKTAILS mo. 10 mo 's due ior; mt 9 75•00u out call employment. Types 70 ua 1 · ~ No experience needed 0 ~ Oceanfront, sepr entr 673-1003 olc. 18081 Redondo Cir, Near Dana Point Marina prepaid, 15% disc. wpm, sh 80. Lvs. figures 979-13'3 for information · Pvt wai.h /dry Bath. #8, Hunt. Bch 842-2834 AGENT640-7000 673-7311 . 768-3341 Uul pd Days 63J.<)436, 250-SOO sq. ft. dlx ore. W. Spiritual Rnd9r evt>S 645-373J.askforBob 19th St. CM. from $150 Irvine Ind Complex. HOBBY & C RAFTS AnnouncMMnh/ 1815So.EI CaminoReal If MPU'4Af< • ·•1. • mo. Tom540.2200 garage/warehouse/of. Sl'ORE Penonala/ San Clemente. Fully he. Furn. pr1 v. entran· ~.:..:...:~--------fice 1400 sq ft. w /4,000 in shopping cntr, nr Lost&FoWtd Forappt.492·7296 •·e 1 ba th1view, prefer THE EFFICIENT S F. fncdyd . .559-1802 s upermarket. Attrac-••••••••••••••••••••••• Help W.+ed 71 00 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ANIMAL HOSPITAL ASSISTANT 17~Sky Park Cr SuitelOO I nine 540-4455 <over 30 employed, $42.5<l -----tive. well-equipped store Announcemtnts 5100 RELAXING MASSAC E wk. 492 7986 or 492·6664 ALTERNATIVE Artist studio to share. AOO In growi·ng yre~. nds Bob James Lee Masseur days. sq t. lrg nc yar , no sc work1·ng ownr. Call Ed. utca , . . . -( f d d J u 411 ••••••••••••••• ••••• ••• 0 JI 9 9 494 51J1 Acc:ountCM'lt CPA. Rapidly expand m~ NB accounlinR firm needs highly qualified. lax orien\e d CPA 1n Manager pas1t1on Xlnt salary & fnnge beneCals Send resume to Box 135. 610 Newport Cente r Dnve. NB. 92660 &thing. dean111.:. <1s:m.t Dr Vanablt• hour., m1•I wknd~ Apply noon <!pm only, 133:1 1\\\H".IUll. Equal OFpor Employer ----'d 'I B 631 4933 U~ly Nails" Mo. to mo. rent incl· req · r · · agt, 979-6666 I oo po EG NA NT"· Carin". Hm w/bath, pvt entrance. ~~-------Acrylic nai i. I •,, ~uar. " .. ucn sidf' hwy, SJSO mu. Rec e Pt · s er v • 4900 sq Ct Irv 1ndustr1al ---------$20. Haircrafl Pl&nt. coru1denualcounselmg& utJI pd. CdM. 4!W 2330 personalized phone <"OV· area , 2000 sq fl office, 549-loo:> reCcrral. Abortion. adop· ASSEMll.H B.ECTRONICS t Yrs min exper. elt!1• tron ic direction al systems. oil industry Xlnt benefits. Orange CQ. airport area. Call Ra~ Gilman. 557-9051 erage, conf. rm. mall 2900 sq ft warehouse. lion & keep10g. Sngl fe m . n on-s moker serv .. parking & more m Owner will consider sale. How To APCARE 547·2563 pref . no child. Prv1 Newport. New bldg. 7.51-0635 or STOP SMOKING b e h I n c.J 1-: d " ,I .. •I .. C 1 n em". i'o 1•"' 1111 1 l Center. rm1bath K1t tlndry pnv. THE EXECUTJVE 64~or640-7898 964·2264 LINDA Ir VICkl Sl:iO Refreq.NB644·5536 _ __:S:..:Ul:...:.._T...:E....:640-_S4_7o __ , -OvfcallMaa~ Acc:ountiftcJ Clerk Mature. experienced w payables. recea\oables. posUngs. reparli.. Type 3Swpm. Avail now or mid-Sept. Call 2 1:.l .32l~ext14 AN XTRA INCOME High comm w1pre:.ll1te <.--R--Aal• 4200 lndust. Bldtt for rent. 5000 IOUTIQUE SHOr PENNY For HM foun of •ti -........ • DISC OU NJ I sq n . Spnnklers. 220V LIDO YILLAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• • HOV. lrg outside fncd Prime location on the Serv1J1g all Orange Co OCM RlOMT storage & prkng area water. Rare oppartunily PINCHER 835-7313 Income Tax Serv1lt' Asst wanted De Cul Complete Tramm~ Hair Design NB Tux Corp of Amen CJ 955-2110 LAGUHA wm rent all or part W/established clientele ADS Hurry on these. only a 12,000sqft Corner Pullman & Redu ced . $15,000' rewleftS4.SO wk Paularino. adj t o !Q-116) Tierra Del Sol Rily AskCllboutourfree Newport Frwy Call Harnet Perry642·823.S ONLY f") 497 1744 W.A. Oosta, 714/549-9671 .JI. ---,...,. procJr'Clftt ~ 4550 balboa Bay Club. NB. col wage Gift s hop, prest1g1ous 1ie.:>al view of bay front 2 C~rce Park tounst area. terms a ••••••••••••••••••••••• C II hr a pt. beautifully .....____. 833-8113 Storage yard. Approx 7 days, Joy at UBI, Sell any item or com· bmatlon of items fM S7S or le:.s with a Penny Pincher Ad. 3 IJnes for 2 conseeutive days. Eal.'h add1honal lml' 1~ 6(;. for tht' <!days. Charge II! furrushed Summer$1775 _,_ _ _:_~,_._. ______ 100xl30. r ear 24~4 775-0100. mo, all 1>ea!>on s1175 Call FFl,,.~s Newport Blvd. $200. mo. --------- Dr Couture7141645·3000 ~~~ 642·3490 lnvestn.nt Vacation Rentcb 4250 ..,.. ~., ew R_,. Wanted 4600 Wanted 5020 SUJTES. ~-of Coast ••••••••••••••••••• •••• •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hwy . Available Now! . UCI llawau ,oceanCrontcondo, SEE to appreciate. $39S. Reliable female sr. Venture c~pital for new No commt•rc1al ad,, Oahu, Maui, Kauai, & Call L' d 67s.2311 wtrererences seeks 1 br first quality tennis h_ne. Hawaii. Bch. tennis, golf. m a apt or cottage near sea Principals only. high for more information and to place your 11d <'1111 studio. l & 2 bdrms. frm CdM dlx suites, ulil pd, A s k f o r M a r c Y per centage returned . 528.pernile f/2497-4253 A;C, ample pkng. from l2l3)474·1877 Ttmeofessence.640·8867 RA!fttats to Sh.-. 4300 $l6S. No lse req. 615-6900 Desire quarters on boat m lusiness 642-5678 • •••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT BE A C H • Newport area m re tum Opporiunlty 5005 IE SuECTIVE• MARINERS MILE 300 for upkeep & .secunly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• * -. · d t Phone 752-6754, ask for •-----------------., ...... Opportunity 5005 Gain 11 rehable sq. rt. crp~s.. rps, pv Hen roommate.645·7464 bath, all util. tncld. Am·1 __ ....;r'Y _______ 1 •SHARE A HOME• pleirk'g. 544-8678 2 prof women w/refs nd 2 do Deluxe Costa Mesa pro-Bdrm w/fl,ar. CdM, by Cut wn 1 fessional office. 48<. 1500 10/1. S400.675-4088 U•incJ UpenMS. sq ft . .548·2103. Share u home or aptment a..Msfln•flt / h , f'J}. UNwurm Deluxe office, 1200 sq. ft. RMltee '-<.uusr :ATU MlSSion Viejo. A/C. SO< ••••••••••••••••••••••• tl{(> "....c J.~'JV W..C'd.10. sq. ft. Pruter Mgmt Co. 1.,,..1 SUrrL y ,,, 4W<a> lA.•1.401""1 (7141831-7444. CICiA ... I 832 4134 Smee l~ DISTRllUTORSHll' t'ema le. room mate employed to share ex penses in CdM, refs . 542-487_1 _____ ~ ROOMMATES Shcre-N-SaYe Enjoy more. Pay lesi1! All Ages & Lifestyles We Check References Call 546·4282 RIUSEIYICE PARTORFULLTIME DRUXE OFACES Immediate openings in Personal telephone/ re· Orange Co. and/or sur· ceptionist, secretary. rounding towns Cor dis· conference room. coffee tributors. All retail oul· & hospitality services. lets are secured by com· Exet!Jlent location. near pany.NOSELLJNO freeways. ---- IAl<Elt CEMTIR You may b e c o m e (714 )979-2161 distributor for nationally __ _;_....:_ _____ , advertised cigarettes. Near O.C. Airport, 2 sm Marlboro, Camels . of cs avail, reasonable. Salems, Kools. Kent. Doug 540-6402 Pall Mall, etc. You may Fem. over 30. 2 bd, CdM. keep your present job. Walk lo bch. $182.50+..., -jltart ~ ume anci utll. Fr taun<f. 840-5245 or pand to Cull time later 1f 640-091.5 aft 3 30 you desire. To qualify F•m rm mt wanted to Della• SuitH you must have aulC?. ll " few hours spare tame share spac 3 BR, 2 ba hse (days or eves) and cash 10 c.M. Nr to bctr & to 631ll750 Sq Ft investmentoC· handball ert&, etc. $16S PLAN I $2 fJ87 ~ UUI. Call Pat. _...lllMJ'lhl~ PJ.ANil .. -::::.:..::~ Mature ~rson share llJ• zas 1504 Sq Ft For more fiiTormalion ebte 3 BR ocean view send name, address and home. CdM $330 mo. Udo pboneoumberto. Re<s r~'d 675-9386 ~V"'°9-,J'~~1;l~~Y Singlt' femalt-over 30 to twwport •75-1662 C\garette Division 1123 s ha re Ba Ibo& Island orr· P.O. Box.577. home Pvt bdrm & bath. L2IOO Sq. ft. ice s pace , Rosemead, CA. 91770 share kitchen 642·5255 PCH, Npl Bch. Good loc.,_....;.:.:~---------- Robbie. SitB-0757 w.. nhd In •.uint or M wants to find house NB l'Vfi 600 ft . rt ......._ 0 busMnt? Call area & share w/M or F ""ice, sq • a1rpo -.,-.. Have most furn. Ask for industrial complell, Irv. 7 .,., Joy at Ull, Pal~760, 759-0086 s:M-1014 715-0100. --~~---~~-1 "-Ponslble F lo share ~~ 5Jace ~nC:n~!; Quest homes, property '°811e. pool. w /same Wdlt Fa.rg~g l5th nr and land Included. Call 7 $175 + utll. Nr bch HB /9'ew 11 Jud • d k daya Joy at U 81, ~ 7ffl2 i! w rmc~e. ru!sp~~.:, _m-o __ :ti_oo_. ______ , Frrn.+tw/sbrluxtwnb.le O pr mo. 644-7161, IUCISHOP w/rap working M /F, e Fatabl.ftbed 5 )'1'8 .. ln tJereaJ pvt qtrs with .. _ b bot lnl b rooll : •very th In I Have 10me~~ you want ~n~~~n~~P la~\y rum. 5300. 6 '°'ell? Clusili~ ada do · Aftotl7!·'f300 s:aso. N1l aru. M~ 0725 It well. 642-5678. _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• s1.ooo PAD-TIME 'otewtfd $40,000 RILL-TIME Pot.tid National Brand SPORT CENTERS . '"""' • Troclr • Soccw • la.tMll -~ • Ice Stl!Hllg •Hon.., •Goff ........... Distributors needed to service and administer company established accounts In h1Qh traffic locations. • 100% GUARANTEED SALE • MUL Tl BILLIONS INDUSTRY • MINIMUM CASH INVESTMENT $27-45 • TOTA( FIELD INSTRUCTION Cati Mr • ..._.. AAytl-TOLL NH at I 11001 521·60IO llt. n 1. or person-to-person collect at I 1511141t.ll14 Monday thru Friday 9-5. MO SB.UHCi NO DPBllHCE 1fO IMVISTMltff· GUARANTEED INCOME SJUOO. Tl. 'VU. TIMI S7,HO. YR. PilTTIMI COMPANY: Furnishes entirely new type of ultra modem veadlitg rmchft •• ~ lo~ quality locat&ons pranJ~~(IQ, Ir~~ and ca1>1tal lor expansion after 90 days. You will be shown documented proof that the average location has 8. 112 cutto!MrS per year and we start yoo With tO locations 1"1 IOUlf'MINT DIS""51S: SM1CHU M & M'a STAllUl.ST l MUHITmS _. MILKY WAT BUBBLE YUM APPLICAHT: Must be able to devote 30 houra a month to this business. have a sincere desire to operat• own business, be or eound character and have adequate working captlal. Preferefl09 will be shown to thOse indlvlduala willing to et.rt on • part time basis. at least untll they demonttr.t• the dec>endablllty we N)Qulr•. Not affiliated with M&M Mara Corp, Ot Llf ... vera Inc. eN CO$T4 .._ISA CAL&. ML A. DAlTO.. '7141117 .. HO -..,. .:l~J&.'~.., cw, \ ..,.: .,,,.• • _ ... .-•..I'-· : ,..•J .• r• ' •QUALITY ESCORTS• Ph for app 't 835-3749 VIDEO MOVIE PARLOR Free 20 min introductory v1Ml. no purchase req Also dante & rap sessions. DANCEOFFUH 20GO S. Euclid. Anaheim Exciting r ecording. 543-1422. MASSAGE FfGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL ONLY Dy1,e•H, hr 631-2140. COUMTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* 2Ahrs 9SHl474 Is Your Profession HOME REPAJRS" Did you know you can place a classified ad 10 the Qll1ly Pilot Service 01re<.fory for a whole month for as little as $1.62 per day? For more information. call 642·.5678 SS2·9600,84B·l891! 9 ~ Athletic lnstruetor. P l'f APT. MANAGER m en & women, e" Mature w1exper 7 Units penence desired. R.te ~l 7~ b45 7300 quetbaJI World & Heall!\ Accounting · Club. 10115 Talbert Avt'. Boredwilh yourcur rl:nt \J>T MANAGER . t'' fV.962-1374.Jody. ·job"" Feel like you r" / per·d. hle ma ant Hef.; rt• m a rut" We may hd~e q'd 22 Unit:-. w1pool the opportunity for you Adult bldit. Costa Mesa We're a growth oric.nted t\pl + !>di 642 69!Hi company. m the exciting ~rley & dynamic childcare an ATTEHDAHT Work w /handlcapped adults. Strong. willing to assist in bathroom. feed & gen'I cleanup. Min hr wage +bens. lntervw 546-5760, United Cerebral Palsy ' dustry. We're expanding Architecture or Con~tru(' our bead office account t 1 0 n E n ~ 1 n l' t' r 1 n ~ ing slalf & seeking 1>0· graduate. Growth post meone with: •Basil' Ac lion m energy 1·onsulltn/.! ct'g/bkkpg knowledRe & firm workinft for r" Attractive 1(1~1 lo. work experience •Good com gcslered professionals, part lime R. E. office. In municatJon skills •Abih computer experience dl' tt• r ested in s a I es ty to work we ll with sirable Call 7141768·6911 556·6171. others •Strong desire for Laguna Bch ·------ personaJ growth & skills -Auto, general help. Body development Arr h 1 t t' c t ·i:. Of (1 re shop nds 2 ~pie for pick This position involves :.i Blueprint & e rrand up & delivery & .gen broad sco p e o r person req'd Must be dean up. Hutch1so11 respans1bility including resp Good transp. a Body Works 548·S513 pay~ll. accts. payable. must 8-S. S3 Hr 631 1700 AUTO MECHANIC. ex auditm~ or revenue & re Armed Secunty Offlrer per . own tools, fringt> ce1pts JOUr~ls. & G/L exper 'd F/t1me days' benefits & vacatioh. ~::;~ anyo/s!s tarting Perm pos. Call 549 3281. Busy shop.JCliCf's 1A7u4to7 · Re pair nc . salary com.mensuralc Assembler AnaheimSt..CM. with expertence •Ex· Mechanical or machm1s1 cellent benefits package background Able to a-. Auto m echanic. ex •Pleasant workmg en· 5 em b 1 e g r aph 1 <', pencnl·ed. 412 N. Coast v1ronment m Newport machinery. No smokmg Hw}. La g una Bcb Beach Xlnt benefits & salary _;4:;::..94_·79......::..35 _____ _ !~:;:iJ~~~~~~,.dr! Inquire . Rima En l\ulomobale Paint&ri. resume to: Mini-Skools t e r P ~ 1 s e !> • 1 5 3 9 5 Helper. Pay according to Ltd. Attn: M. Haman. ~~~cal Ln. H B ability 642·9373. P.O. Box 7020. NB. 926fiO AUTOMOTIVE ASSEMILERS Phillips Buick Pontiac. Small light a11sembly Opel, Mazdit 1s now ac- $3.00·$3.00 to start de-cep_Un&_awirr~attons for HAVE YOU -lOST - pendfng orr ex:pt!r Nt~ mechamc-s. pjclf.up'& ire -· atmosphere w /good live ry drive r s, de- workinic conditions tailmen Xlnl op - Hours 8-4 30. Call for portunct1es for adv. Good app't, 645-7845. Home pay & benefits. Please Pure Water Corp, CM ~sk for Pat, 837-2400. Assembly, hle. perma-Automobile Engine nen~ work. J:.Oa>pan.)1 Tuneup M~. WJlJ benefits. Salary ~om train for wheel alieo- mensur3te w /exp. Call menl. Sal +comm. App-SOMETHING? Frrst check our "Lost and found .. c1asa1f1caUon number 5300 to. see.. rt ~~JI{~ are placed in the Dally Piiot ~ charge~ Jf your item is not listed as being found lhen dial 642-LOST and let a friendly ad·vlsor asstst you in placing a "Lost" ad. Call Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for next day's paper or call by noon on Saturday tor Sunday's paper . 642-5678 DAILY PILOT 962.fi648. 8-SPM ly, 3000 E Coast Hwy. ASSEMIUlS Cd.;._M _____ _ Electro-Mechan1r,1I AUTOMOTIVE Good iOldenng skills MECHAHIC TalJHEE lrDaa' ~f'. "'11 &x~lieti~ ll!bem:n.tcs. Mm l Y~ 1 e 11 r o.::Ir o nclrt a n-e"r per. Good pay Ti benefirS' mechanic . .s day worl< Equal Oppor Employer We<'k Toyota/Volvo dt· DECC .ih•r in M1ss1on Viejo.· Irvine :>46·4731 Cull Ball Light Ill 17141 831 288'.> ASSEMBLER TRAINEE Immediate Isl shift re quirement for small part mechanical Hsembly. Desire 11.S. grad w /loc111 work tu.story . Comp11n)' paid medical, LTD & life 111.!luranee. Modem olr cond'd fat'll & ample p.rtdnlJ. O.C.. lltdt Olllca 2885 Falrvtew Rd. CM. <corner ol Fairview 6 Ada.mt>E.O.~. AlITOMOTIVE •AUTO LOTMEH~ Chevy dealer offers Cull time' permanent posi· tlon." to youths to usiat n~w c ar & service m1rnagera lit varlep 1 ;asks contrl butln1 to know&ed•e of tba uutomoblle buslnes.t. Op· portunlty £or advance ment. ~ Mr. Ttc•lno. HOWARD Cbnrolet. Dove Ir Quall Sts,, Ne-wport Beach. ...... ----.·~-· .. · ... · :-.. · .... ~ ,., ... ,_. .,. ~~ ....... _ , .......... ' -..... ~. '• . . J; •.• . -~ .. J .. F I ' ~ \ • s Kt & Ft c c Rt G Pt si !>J 17 w ('( 2211 I\• S7 Ga rt lo SS -1.•'l lo 2l u •. bl Br WI! DI oe lie ••• .. Sii °' - , • • ' Ii . . l • • c .,1 I P-...,/f'aptrifttf .....,. jaepalr ,... s.rric• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• °'•·ll wnilacape. Reas. Custom Wa1Jpaperin1 .PATI;H P~IERtNG prtc..Prol huidacape& AllWOl'kluar Free ea\. Al1 typl's f'ret< Removallii. Prun1na. iml· &16-7070 673-4158 esumate&. C..ll ~ "'nmmlJli, Lit' Ins f'rl' AddW • remdl. nia ~ CompleteOardtnservlce Repalrs1Hand ym.in cumm. Yrrw 1nh Fue Ea\lm•tea. Call ReUttd l"'lttman knuws O.tlJU • pJant l.ic Juan. anytJme.1161-MOG bide c:ode Plumbana. _.gtlmatu. 04 6221. L.M.S Roto. Sod or Uousepainlln1. lnl .• Ex· .......... 642 2634 S e a d e d L • w n 11 w f"ree est John Beck ••••••••••••••• ••••• ••• 1----------~ .. ~ 0 .. "'"' et•etricat. 'frlnkler. -..-£,jell &Wis at pa I n tin J t c. A n y -.n •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• bouaehold f\'palra. Ph °"' I''""' . ' dJn •• 11~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• HANDYMAN Ca~ntry. T'lll)'.'42-l492an4. " Iii '• Cu r.ial .. d, 1ta1nbov. IW:t.-d lltctric rlN:tnr•I. plumblna & Sprui Ir I ers. PI an ting 631·3363or64.S-2161 b · "'°""" XJntrefs.675-7633. Any plum 1n3; wal\'1" ••••••••••••••••••••••• European Landscaper J.5yl"S p~nUStg Org. Cnty. ~-~~~· t~f t! r'ft:~~· • pm Plano tn11tnK't1on Top work Fair price :qua ty Lie•~ 83lMM68 Slud> w prof performer. Dnn"tH)'l•Par\:IOI lol Stntt M&VllO Ul'31JJM . 6Utlln4 /ln M7mrt.~3820 Small Jobs, 25 yrs t'llp Repal 1 o Ptumbina. tlec. etc Call :Llr ~D. ~~o•s:~c.,.t..,... ELECTRICIAN Pnct-d •Pl•nnina a Vacallun• Papaetalt.8.11·-4264 al&IM647l ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtaht rrtt C' llnutt! on lAt "The Cl4ret1&lt•r" Refs ~71 day or t'Vl' 1886 Pete all forms. bew 10 advcd '14 orr on all wallpaper 1r DRAJNS CLEAREO Flat &4S·3003 9tfl c.r. Ca. ..... l nrianl"O. la111e ur •INlll Jubt. curt• for pets. plant:• ......... U•ta •c•/ St""'" ct,;an Abo up t..11· •AMd 1173 o.ull tio11t1. proa>ertr while ..................... .. Landscaplna. Tree trim· d th h · · ratt>. SlJ SO Ma1n-i . ---------rrung Clean -up 8 yrs ~ftfto e angmg The $24 50 No g1mm1cks lOl'\nl( m my home. $10 ~ ~ AU Wlll'~ auar you're aw1y Bonded. OCCSlude nt I Ton truck .............. • ••• .. • •• • 1 nll'.k mouDl 1-'t t!tlt, n· r dw; 1'10-4466 Trash. tree trim. Ron exp Free est Noboru 1._,.men. 537 2004 Rooc.ennan. 838-2682 llr ccn .-t.-m te.-che1 P -CdM Nt·wport ar.-.s Cum rn.nnt '-OOChuar , us tc.sJ711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llANOYM .. N Homes & 642·$703,642·322-4 S..'U-6J62or897-2.862 ainllllg & Papenng 22 PERRY'S PLUMBING 548·0343 V--yr• e xp. fr ee est Complete plumbing •----------I V.'ood fbrals m.unt TAVLOH •·t:Nn;t; " Rt· ·~ l rn <WIH C.-.rpc1 dun.1n1t an your S3ll 11137 &l>l» Coni.rtenllous CHEAPEST hauling in ,_,. Anywhere-tn Co 838-5361 • iftdow CIA-'-••••••••••••••••••••••• services. Oram "' sewer ... _.. • .., bllott ,,.. plaC'to ot bwil Wood & {'httin Lutk Crufti;O'\lln C..1164$ 0302 town Fr. eats CHEAP' nn." b) \'un SchndM -doun•111ttC'r Wa t chman. 642-~e>r645-l390 Cus c 1 e it n 1 n ., f• r t' t• • •••• • • • • • •••• • • • •• • • • • Brickwork Small Jobs .tom work. reasonable .. Newport. COtlta Mesa & pnt'es. free estimates. estimates.~ hr ser vice ed'" Window Care Prof Ii •111 '-"ke dry foam mt"thod t'rt-l" Gs•••• Mitture. tc11pon. muh'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• N can~ Ulfl.1, 779 111110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt/11 avail xchnw for llv Pickup used for moving or haulmg, clean ups. Steve Wallua. 751-6149 lrvl""'· s75.3175 eves Bruno. 770. 7043 673-3181 window clearung at tt• '"" a~ on rut e" Rf' f i. Unor~e1 Banllrupt1' Clf'an up1>. Jl»ulini1 IJllilqlrl 556~_ fron) f1ltn11 t•l 1111.tl SM C_ .. /CWNh LandMC'llPIOlt lmml't1 Mo•Mc) Pamtln.it. H1ch quality RoofMq 642·7893 _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• prof work. & matenali\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• w;t Window <.:ti:uninR HoMt CGN 5-r"flc• AC'llOG I.tau I T) p1n11 ....................... M·tvl('lnl( ~2 9!!07 Groc:lng 960 ~•19. 1t«:»i U~b "'" , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .~OVING &HAULtNG Llc:mooC>.Est.s.842·3792 REPAIR&.REROOF ,All No 1 in NB•)n <:D M Move anyth1rtg . Wall h tYP t'" :.h1n~lt" because our chcnb 'JY anywhereatanyume• ·· gam:atfe~~~~on'rstu~ 1: rockshakei. compo tiir so f'rH"est c.,11 642.56t>ll 24hrs7dys 631·9802 the name. cat now Fteeest ~l-5930 &PM lPM foundAt1on11 rru1n111~ p r I d H k I d d ••llJ blot'IU patwi. ro •n iu•ape 1nii1n aul. 11 1ptoa er ump Professor/llo ndyman M&QI Lu d • t('nan«' uwl <'lc•1inup & ll'k, tir11dlng. tree wrk. avail for housesilltl\Ji(, c.,e tcu h~ulln.: t.1,tlullty 1n oomolllion.Hlt' R3J 1is1 Sept-June. Orange Co. ••••••••••••••••••••••• All l'hal{"• of conl'rt•tt· icun·d & hl"cl C'umm beach area. Xlnl ref. Mr Cl !:>TOM 111tf'nt)r 1 arpt•n W(rt W<>t·k w»ll~. plun R .-• V I': H Y ~ 9d Spouts Oh . P 0 Box 2 0 2 • U'yb)J.)) tfft. bn('k U('&bc:H\dtod RE~ONAUt.t: RA1'K'i ••••••••••••••••••••••• FuJHrton.ca92632 ~ "*'9 t.U fi894 Larry l'I I.awn Care· ~ .. aluminum i.eamless ~ CM~nkr t't~· ~l. \n) CuJ>tom 'l'mcnt 'fl.nrk 96>1186 raingutte~ wtbaked on ••••••••••••••••••••••• wu}Obs r,.u Allan or Pat10!1 . WJlk~S)'> •VERYWWl'l<lCt:~· enamt'l C.!>tmbltonJOb. WantaREALLYCLEAN ~.~ drt\e..-ayi. frt'e L•i.t OnGarden111gMamt TheGuttermt'n M2 l242 HOUSE? Call Gingham C----5S9 \342. MJ 7601 George 549 2015 ~,. Girl Free est. 645·5123 •tJM."nt"rs. '1n1,1,h & ----·--, .. ---·-------roush Comm & rt>' eo..tr.ctor Murak1&m1 's <.iardeninit ••••••••••••••••••••••• So. American girl wall Jcttn. S3l.fOll2 or Waynt•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oean up & marnt 24 hri. Gen'I Handyman Paml· clean your home. Ref's 5479264 R J HufCman&Son 830-6111.Homc.>8361523 mg. carpentry, roofing. Maria.640-4929 1')-eecsllmah·~ NoJobtw ltt•mocJ«l&1.1ddl110nl>. Jap1mese gardener. frer masonry . Any homt> Walls.ceilings.floors srruiJI LH· \'ontractur ~4644orS48-4$41 e i. t 1 mat l'. C' JI I matnt or remodeling &windowscleaned. 7591897 _L1~&8onded l2131299·J060am~l.L proJ J.Waugh,6Jl·22.13 646-6145 Prof service with Atlas Van Unes costs no more~ Free est. ror locals. storage. & long dist . moves. Slate It(•. TlllOIS Ph~·3160 PaWlncJ/P.-nltCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS P,AlNTING Expr'd. Reus Rates Free Est. Call Gene ~-0458 536-4720 EXCELLENT PAINT ING Reasonable rates. treeesbmates. !i48·2706. Patios ••••••••••••••••••••••• PaUo covers. conerelc & wrought iron f'rec estimates Steve R1chey . 556-0887 or 7~-0366 PlastwjRepofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mc DAN EL Roofing & Repair-. UC' JS344b I 991 9339 Re· Roof for Less CaJI Anytime 894-0421 Tetevlsion R•pair .•.....•..........•...• Carry 1n & saYe ssss. Mo:.1 color repair S22 !>O • part$. Free est 1116710 Caltf'ontcs 840 2620 Painting. Extr 11 ntr · Ex Neat patches It textures f!'~~d~~~~~~ reas . FRHEST. 893-1439 TU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----Carpenter & ,.ab1net Remodeling, uddit1oni-. GllJ'<'ta's Gardenmg Co. •HANDYMAN• Prof prunting. Ext & mt Make your s hopping CERAMICttte Neworn• work, sml Job.., & repa1ri. rdwd decks & i.pas . new Int/ Ext landscape & General repairs. big or SELL ldJe items with a Low rates. Rers. Free easier by using the Daily model Free estimates 1-'tee est 645 2003 dyi. ~tr L.acd 5.56-8241 ma1ntenanre 673·3417 sml Ron. 631 -1060 Daily Pilot Classified Ad est SJS-.4780. 536-4383 Ptlot Class1f1ed Ads. S36-4967 after 5 $1.62 per DAY That .; ALl, you p.1y ford JOdJ)' .111 in thl' DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW ' 642·5678 ~~~·~:! ..... !!.~~~!~ ..... !!~~ .~!!~~ ..... !!!~ ~~!~·~ ..... !!~~ ~!~'::! ..... !!~ ~~~ ..... ?~~1 ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~!~ ..... ~~~ ~~.~!':'!~ ..... ~!~~ Beauty BusinffsMochln• CLERICA Clen cal Cook. exp Day shift. 508 ---------•10ental Ai.s·t . 1•hair<;1dl'. Auto r~ntal ~rne. op1~ ty Banking Manicurin!!I !okulpturcd n-..... . l Wanted: general ofCice. Pac1k Coast Hwy. llH DATA ~·~day-.. no Sat Sal.1rv for mtcl .. fncn.dly · nt ap Career oppor for bank Nail Statt0n1> Cor rent -,.... .. :or One or Irvine's rinest co'!> typmg. filing, 10 key. or SJ6.30l2 open (;}1 546-JOtlO pear yng. person o1,,er exper'd 642 NAJL I+ y~s NCR Litton or needs outgoUlg 1nd1v who der desk. m a plcusant ----- L8 Prev. exp. not r~q TELLERS s1rrubar eqwpl expe.r re . atm0t>phere Hours ll·:> COOK ENTRY •DENTAL Start w1lot man dutw:.. Beautys11lonm CM nc1.'<.ls quired . Pleas.i nt C'Ctlltypearoundso. Witt Call~O?aoO for HunUngton Terrace P.-rrodo n •, •. 1 ""''l" Advanmnt avail to aolo Mw.t be outgoing & peo. hair stylisti. Gu<irn + Newport Beach IOC'alwn be working ~or one or the Retirement Homt' Some OPERATOR P lime Ji..-.t tc: work rrof\t rentalcounter per:.on.1!,d pie oriented Xlnt romm 548·3446 C111l 640-8950 for in tuC'~l&uYSmthewhole1•---------•I knowledge req. Will & b<il'k 1':>.per 1>rdrl dnVlng rl'C'Ord reqwrt-d benefits & pleasant ten1ew. ptare. Starting sal $700. tram. Call848-8111l ~J-~iso.495_6330 working surroundings BeautyOperator 1--Call Rita. 540·6055. Clencal __ ____ 1 TT C /\ N N 0 N XrJy {~rt 11•q d Sd AtrrO - - -OpeN.o~nrtgsorcsal Tustin & ra;~rn~~·~~:.o~~e~s!~r Carnept~~~~·· ~~ ~:~~~~~Agen YOU ARE Cook. Perm. part time. EL EC RI c. d n Ji.: _ope_Dn~~ c&t~_::-...... -USID CAR '"s-r....,. ... ,.__,.. 1 ....... 1( tants Excellent tramin,R ....... ~ ALLJOBS FREE mature for small retire gress1v(' and ..:rowini.: lm1'W ,..., .. ..., MECH ....... IC "'"",..~ ,.." prog ram Gnod op Some photographic INVITED ment home 1n Laguna mamdactunng firm. ha:-Asustant "'" Personnel Dept 2nd Fir portun1ty for udvanct• know'I helpful Apply. Clencal Be<irh. exp in inst1tu an 1mmed1atl' need for J Exper n~ed !>48 5S88 535 E. 1s t St. Tustin ment penny s av I.' r , l 6 6 o TRAINEE To JOtn Orange County's llonal cooktnit helpful Data Entry Operator on OPPORTUNITY! 832·5200. EOE Abo need onl' :.hampoo PlacenttaAve.C M. top temporary agency Forappt.494·94_58___ 2nd Shirt lnd1v1duJI DENTALASSISTANT U you are lookm" for a ----------pl' r ~o n . Wt• d . Sa t H.S. grad Cine 1fyou havn where you are the V.I p should have '* minimum· t\111 Umt• chr-..idt· dS~1~ Job w1a good futun·. tn Richard Ouellette Salon "' IOI\ "' ~ had some ac\'ountin" o ' yt'ari. t•xperil'nrt· tant nt't'ded for Pedodon ... ., C .. RErBS&L~s I ... COOK & Watter. younjl r., I 0 Co Co · " We orrer top salaries w1some expcr Will t 1 k 1 d vestig&te this ,err:1t op 200 Ncwnnrt Cc:ntcr Or. range mm1ss1on C'lasses. A real oppor lo · · u I tt1nR l'Y o ..,,. 111· ore CM ort'J BANKING """ I · II ""'-·t· JObs £hon a nd Ion" tratn Apply in n..ri.on. onwpmenl L" m 1 ponuruty! Wt• ;ire look NB p u.-. tramm.e a owant'l' earn & grow wrone of """ ·" " .. ~ ~.. '"' • 111n1J ~-551111 TB.LER d J h • term assignments .. ,1lh Rothschild. 2407 E Coa'it t t h • • 1000 in.R for a good usl'd l'ar Sen resume to o n C lrvtne·s best co's Start .. •on w1 ... niv.ir mecharuc. with a (.;la~~ Teller and ctenral on BEAUTY llJir Cultt'rl Pinto 1360 S Anaheim ing salto$650.CallRtta. top Orange County Hwy. CdM. St-<• Mr CADEi-y!:>tl.'mwouldb1n1 DENTAL Rt::Cl-:l'T. ··~ ·A"smoithc·ens<' You II callpasittonsareavuila W/l'IOml' follow1n~ Blvd &Jllel05/\nah('tm, 540-60SS,CoastalPerson firms. Over 2S yC'ars of Re.iss deftrule plus 1-:xl'ellent l)t:rtullt1mt-.W1>'>alan llke thet>e:-tof<•ompan' bleat our Laituna lhll" Manicures A-,sistant I CA~280.'> ne1Agency,2790Harbor. ~E:~ioB~~!ence Coordinator for Spaot:.h bent'ftts S<ilJrv 10 bl· ~lJ!).) b~nef1ts. thr ple;,..,,1n1 8rJnch 1·2 Years rl.'ta1I Wiii teach Sas:.oon CM Alcoholism proj!ram commensuratl· with e>. DBifTA.L ORTHO OfC worksnR cond1t 1ons Why sales and/or financial methods. Call 21st C('n CARPENTER ALL JOBS F REE •RLE CLERKS Must be b1·Lin.1:ual & C'XP penencf• Fu 11 1 1.m., po. 1110 n not come tn and l'ht•tk exp<'rience preferred tury Hair 642 531!1 Framer !lead man. ex per m <.'OOdUC'tlng alcoholism lnterei.ted.. .... C JI 1 or ;nailabll Chair-. id.-l.dh ..-hat we huv(' to orrcr Typtn" and nex1bility in --8-1.._.D-ER-Y WO_R_K_ 1n f1n1sh work Ca II ---------· •AGURECLERKS education classes & .. ,. .. I p I ,. .. " n-s·s Vll>lt ... t' w "0 r l " t' n t t' r nPP Y to au ._ainl•. working hours rcqwred :,s7 2487 CLERICAL * n ·• counseling w 1Span1i.h 644 140:> WILSON FORD 111255 Contac.1 Peggy Boyd for WtlltnR to train in ------•SECRETARIES speaking dtt-nts. Witt B Aarh Bl tJ Ill' (714J7cnA9JI <fustnous.m11tureind1v Carpet & l1'noteum tn· .. ~ . ' appt. at ...,... . OPPORTUNITIES *WORD PROC OPR S work closeJy w icourti. & 1142~11 GREAT WESTERN to l' o 11 ate I es son stallers. expenenced. LB •l(irvaa•ucH attorneys Send resumt· matenals. Xlnt working area. Call 494-8051 .. • r-v" COC c-Babys1ller. Respon~1blt' SA.VIMGS concb & bens. 40 HI' wk PIX RECEf"T to. /\ 2110 .-.. Lst St ITT CANNON ELECTRIC ~ntal As:.1!.tant Do vou II k e peoplto • Would )Ou 11 ki• 1 h• <'hallenRe of rrl.'Jllni.: ,, "'t WP•>rl s ... .,,. 11 "' d( l1et• · ""'•' n~ J w1lhn .. t.-amlllilte wr front de:-k with -;1)mt• ch.J:r~1•I•• Yantly C<1ll 64'1 1osx d.i~' A'>k fur Bt·c11.y -194 840J l "l'l> teenaiter nec'dt'd ror 2 hr:. Affir maltve Action/ Apply betwn 8 & J . Na CASH CARO A l'IUIJOr life insurance • Suite 117 SA 9270!> aft.tor st·hool. Mon Thur:.. ~ual Opportunity lionul Education. 4401 COMES TO company headquartered •PERSOMHB. CLkS ~140 l rvint.>1irca 1-:mployerMt F Bir<'hSt.N.B ~qualOp C"'LIFOR .... I"''· '"Ne wport Beach Is •ORDEflCl.ERICS E 1 "' " "' seeking md1v1dual:. with •HOSTESSES Uabyi.1ller. m) hum•·. _po~ty mp oyer We need lOtop sales peo slolls and general offtcl' :\Ion thru 1-'ri 7 to K :10 ----------1----------1 pie immediately. Call experience in ont.• or COPY STOP •• F1t1me pos working tn busy photo copying bus H you're bnght. rnendly & have a good persona II 666 1':11st Dyer Road Santa Ana. C/\ 9270:: 171415!>7 -4700 ,, M .2 l!>to.i :tol'M S.15 &nktnl't BLUEJEAHJOBS 955-CASH__ ___ more of tht-following l't.'rWl't'k CatlSllHl:J.J.14 TB.LERS If you have ;i car & Casluer. Apply 10 person area.-. For Newport Beach and South County call V1ek1 Heston or ty & can learn qwckly ~ual Opportunity l<Jb~i.iner needl'd in m.,, We are presently seek mg phone. we have the JOO!> Crown Hardwarc 3107 E. home 118 arPa M<itun• expert<'nt."ed Tellers 1n Must be reliable & will Coast Hwy. CdM our Costa Me~a orfice m~ to work lonl't & short ----.oman oq:randma ty1w term assignment!> Childcare wanted after •TypftCJ 45-60 wpm •looldlHpincj/ AccounHftCJ J:m Peltwr 557-9760 t'orCentrat & North Orangt-County Ca 11 Katen Powers 731·5627 apply m person, Mon I ~mployer M 1 F Fri. Copy Stop. 43UI ~~~~~~~~~-IDentutofli<·t>rc('l'Pt1on1:-1 Birch St . Ste s. N B · rroot orll1·•· t"q>t•r ~ .. 1an 7!>11050 DATA PROCESSOR opt·n Co, lJ M ....... f>l2· l:JOO f'T t:v~.9620Wl Goodr1gure11pt1tudeand EOE. Victor Tern school.9yr girl.W1lson f~1byi.illcr.2nsght:.•wkto customer n·lat1on:. a poranes.556·8520 SC'hoolarea.646 -0145. COSMETOLOGIST I 143lC'h ~ yr 11ld m m\ mu:.! homt: !>pm !lam. Cd~ ----------1 Childcare after school. Jr~J Call ttarbarJ lltompkmi.. 833 05i0 wanted for boy. 5. near Callrorn1a School. Gisler & California Sts, CM f>S7·7297 afters PM. Habys1ttcr for f, m11 old baby . MolhL·r '' 'itewurdei.:., KOil!' appnl\ l .J d y ~ m 11 P n• fl· r malur.-wom<in. 11\ l'r We orrer a good startin~ salary. comple m e nted by a pleasant work mg at· mosphere Excellent company-paid benefits package Apply in person betwL-en 9:00 a.m and JOO pm at Boat Builder Custom yard needs lead larrunator. Sa1lboal deck hardware & finish carpenters. P·Squared Boats. ~1·2873 -------------Clen cal rughb 586-Rnti RABVSITTEH Wantl•ll ror boys 8 & rn. JI my tU.ta M~a home IHv.n ~ 30 & 6 P\1. \1on 1-ri Xlnt oppty for hll!h '(·hoot or rotlcg(• ~fudt•nl <".Jlt~12769aft 7PM li.ib~'11tt'r for JO mo girl ~ d<t~' ""k. 1 15 :1 4!> Call 1)4().551',5 2970 Harbor Blvd Suitc.>205 Costa Mesa 979-4200 CITIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA BOOKKEEP ER F IC. bwldmg matenal or l'OO stn.tcl1on exp pref. Sal rommensuralt' w exp(•r & ab11Jty. Start 1mmed Mission VteJO art-a 581 2300 --- loolcll"9ft" F /Ch<) Fash hie 1nvcslmcnl r1rm Xlnt oppor Expcr & matunty rcq"d Call 640-0123. a.·,. IOp · Bookkeepc.>r F Ch~ Babyc;1ttcr nc('1.lt•d. d<>-..l' ""'tua portunily p lime Exper'd Small 111 Nl'v.p<1r1 ll11:h CJll --•t-;.·m-p.Jo•y•e•r•M-/•F--1 bus C M 1N B area li4f;·341111aftS PM --------642·12.59 ----------Rab ys 1 tt er nl't'dl'd for 2 Bookkeeper. exper'd thru rh1ldrcn. my home . Banlung P&.L & Payroll report .>. • 30. S day., pr v. k ing Mr Cervti., 673-1235. Westcltff arc.'<1. NU PART TIME 64&1123 • Bookkceper1Recc1vablt' HAVE JOBS! Now you can work temporary and receiYe fnnge benehll> •Holidays •Vacations •Medtcat1L1fe Ins We have immcd1alc openiniti. Cor CLERK TYPISTS •Matti Aptitude ·K~or KeyT .. •Part.ti• position 8-12 MGH'ri. Must have good typiftq and motlt .tfns. - We have immediate operunits. If you qualify. we orfer a unique work 1ng environment m addt· t1on to excellent com- pany benefi ts. Please contact Pft'SOfiMI o.,..tmtnt MO FUS EVER!! ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES Clencal Dept Clerk Career oppor for hl' d rosmetolog1st w tint ·1 t'O located m Costa Mesa !> Day wk. Straight sat + benefits Attitude to us 1s more important than ex per Contact Robert Grt>mer for 1mmed appl !714)7$4 6797 ------ Coun ter ~irl. dry cleaners. 40 hrs in 6 day" MIN WAGE TO START No exp. nt'l·. Clown Cleaners. 1056 Bay~1dc Dnve. Nwpl Bch 673·5385 Good typing & office background + JO key wilt land Uus Lop oppor. ,.~un co. w1xlnt potenl & bens Counter help Sandwich & stan1n11, i.al lo SllOO Shop. Nr Orange Co Call Chris. 5-10 6055. Airport 9 30 · 2 30 M f' Coastal Personnel Agen Anthony~ Deir ~aid cy, 2790 Harbor. CM 17881 Skypark Blvd 11A ALLJOBS FREE lrvme556-0670 CLERK p t Thurs ·Sun COUNTER & YARD PACIFIC for book store in Laguna PERSONNEL wanted MUTUAL Bch. Student pref'd. App. ror eqmp rental center. ly, 387 S. Coast Hwy. starling pay S3 00 & up 700NewportCenter Dr Laguna Bch Apply Huntington Beach Newport Beach. CA 92660 Eqwpment Rental 7614 1714 l 640..3$28 l•--------11( Warner Ave .. H B Equal Opportunity CLERKS Coo-'-pl-e-to-ma-na_g_e_GS_u_ntt Mature person full & Babysitter Cur 9 mo boy TELLERS permanent rcspons1bll1 UJOJEM Employer MtF apt complex 1n Cost.t Over 30 ope nings for c leri ca l t ypists In Prest1~e co Long & short term ai.s1g.nments Mon . Wed. ~·ri I\ M . ty.Oana Point area. Start 1130 12 30· mother l'hild We have 2 openings at salary Sl.000 mo + frin(te RECEPTIONISTS aencal Operungs Now A~a1labte Mesa. Husband m ay havl' par~ time Job Gross S6SO mo 631 29/iO llK 646-6238 our Newport Beach Of benefits. Send detailt•d ror Full or p1t1me clerk!:> tt-A-BVSITTER Mature face IVta Lido). 20 Hours resume & work history Numerous long & short fll[ CLERKS on 2nd & 3rd shifts. No CUSTODIAN no.r ~k Uoht t · " lo: /\d 11268 C/O Daily t · t f Oays. Rootine janitorial woman. Approx 3dyt> wk ,..... w""' . " ypm,., Pilot Box 1560• Costa erm ass1gnmcn s or Ho•---'ettee exper necessary wt· for 21, & 1 yr old Vit• required. Experien ce Mesa9:!626 Recept1on1sts. Ftl<' .....,... tram Advancement op Experprer. Frr. F.nghsh Brook.}lurst H•m•Ja.oo. prererred EJ1C'ellent -~..-------..j. Clerk s & J Q K. ex ...... red portuml.les to tho:.c who s pkiog, fringes Apply H.8 64S-6J84 t>enenls and good work lool& p di>eralors. Typing not quhlfl'y. Fbr rrrformat1on 8 · l 0 am, Mo n · Fr 1. ing l!f!Vironment. Please ast.-up req'd. Top pily Never a Immediate full ti m e goto our nearest murkel L1nw1lco Labs. 2148 BABYSlTTER my home. call Mr. Ryman for ap Person. Paste. di.splay & fee. openings at our Cost11 or contact the per~onnel Newport Blvd. <.:M Laguna mu~. 2 yr old po1ntmenl 17 14 l reader ad ropy onto Mesa ortice for File olficeat DEU Ht>lp Wanted 548-7863 ------- Delivery Person needed t o dr1Ye rrom Westminster Io LA & Omg Cnty advert1s1n$.! agen<·tel> Good personahty & dnYmg re cord req·d 714t893·i'5l:' Mon Fri 11·4 · 30 OelJvt>ry man for parts co Costa Me!ia area F\tll umt>. 548-3443 DELIVERY PER SOM Freeway Auto. 2624:: Avery Parkway ul S D frwy. Ml!.s1on V1l•J1_1 __ Delivery man e;irly momtng, Ttmt·~ 1 outl' Must haYe dependalllt• car !>46-4481 Deliverymen for l'arly AM newpspaper m C.M Perm ptl. Mu~t have d<.• pendable car & be reh a P>O-S350 mo 646 584.i Oel1vcrymen, f/t 1me needed ror party rental store ~1usl bt• Ul. good dnver & neat Apply 202.'i Newport BIYd, Costa Mesa SECRETARY Sales & markelm~ dept ha::. oubtandmR oppor for sell starter in AfOW· 1nR dal.i proci:!>Mnit flrfl' Xlnt potential lor rii;:hl pcr.>on w 1good t•xper & :.ktll ~ 1nc·lud1ng ~hocth11nd Call f)<:r!>(ln nel for dppt IOll'r\'W tntegr<1tL-d L> .. t .. ('orp 2283 Fa1rv1cw f<d Costd MCSd 5Ui hOll() DENTAi. Dental rr<·1•ption1:.t with t·xpertl n<'t' ror nrt1l'• manai:< r po~111on for Yery bu')' two !IO!'I r:r practll'f' Sudrlh·bdl'~ Yalley art:a 714 ·H:U> 13~.'> Dental ,h .. ,1•..tdnt Newport Bt"H h Soml' rxperit net• 64b .i1101 Penny - D&ITA.L ASSIST. CHAJRSIDE Mu.!>t hJvt-X K .. y lt1· 642 596() DENT A.LJRCPT ror growing l'lit'wpnrl or F1ce. ;W1Sl10fl eKf)r & X ray pref 631 :r.33 Have something you want DENTAL Chairside A~:.t to sell"Classlfiedudsdcr NB. Pll .. 1:-.. nl ~roup 1t well -Call NOW. prac E"<per prd d 642·5678 IW0-1122 --------~ boy, 770..S2&5 eves 673-3130 Oats 2 Days 8 wk. Mon Clerks. No expenence re 12442 Lampson St CUSTODIA.t-4 Pari-Hmt ---llam·9pm. Turs lOam S£CR£TIDl£S quired,wew1lltramyou GantenGrove~ 4840 675-0334 673-1690 CUSTOMER Ellio..IGINEER Babysitter, our hom ~. IMPlllAL 6pm. Apply Pcnnysaver. UUU SquaJ()ppor'P>nqJtayer f"ll ~t~ :r-=:: -SAYDGS:i ~ u'*10P~~Ave1~-~ ~~ss1=i ent_w_01_k_iu~wmh·j~~~~~~~~~d~.Um!l-·S11&;:=:tlR~~tocaJ offiOe ror-a nubfic-•:::==== S"a1iry open Npt Ritts BOX BOY needed. s d11ys for you _ -ttoDT. con~ntt~~ on enleotnaividU8[niVima-a coono t:ngsm- area 64S-2116 F.qual Opportunity weelt, a pply 1n person. workers. goocfsatary and Goelltat1 Woftr•ss Outgoing indtv. wflctfitres e1ec:1ron1cs background and the caoac11y !or Employer M /F /H 8·SPM. Broadway Li TIMES VERS many ouls_tandlng com School people. talking on phone an independent work assignment with a Babysitter nc<'df'd byl~~~~~~~~~~ quor, 278 Broadway. A panybeneCtts. Earn up to $300 per .vk & has moderate typing m1n1mumolsuoenns1on leach 7 30 9 3-0A,.. I· ' -Low l ll Pl t skill will enjoy this pos er · Bank Udguna lkh. 4630Campus Drive 1 . w on uremen wtfast growing co. Start Opportunity for salary and comm1ss1on ~~11~.f:s. ~~~_:ne. Suite 105, Newport Bch :.'1:%.~. ~~ ::t:'t~en _ass __ is_t._7_5_1·_91_94_. ___ 1ng sal to ssso Call Rltu. ReQuires an associate oegree or comD11rab1e TB.LER IUSIOYS 979.9740 COMPA .. IOH ~Coastal Person m1h1ary training M1croprocess1"9 expene~ tHunt Bcb Branch l DAY WAITRESSES 11221E.17th, Ste A nel Agency, 2790 Harbor, ne1p1u1 Bantin« t'/l.lme Apply In person .. IARTEHDERS Santa Ana 973 .. 991 CITIZENS BANK r~ ci('~ "'~~~ '"1!~~·~. l:M c• 111 _.,.._la~. fGc lB.LElt Mon-Fri 108m-l2 Person· Interview Mon-Fri 3 s cNextloNewport Ftwyl / b th L t ALL JOBS f'REE w, • .. ........_ nel Offl c• Golden"tate M be Of COSTA MESA r o o m a I e ... ---For our Costa Mcaa oCC' .. " any co. ner1ts Equal flO t 1 llMOOO hf. HO t"/tlme w /r otlllin" Saowa Bank 10230 S ()plD~_!mployer Apply Clen· ... 1 ~eepmg&cookrng DA.TA.EMnYOltR ~ Saturdays. Min l per mo Paramount, Downey ""'"""' ...... 2970Harbor BIVd _640-__ 1~-------8 Mo's or more exper. on "~ Expcr. pref'd. Call Mr.-2-13_f'R3._946l __ ._EO_E___ GORDA.Lil Tr~inee Sulte~-·-M 9'19 4200 cONSTRUCTION hvy. lBM3742orslmllarkt'y e Sil Iva at 548·2300 9008ayside Dr, NB en """' .... esa carpenters w/knowledg~ todtsk machine req'd for California Federal Sav Lot3 lo learn m an exclt · Equal Opportum.ty o( roncrete form ma It ttus pois. In lovely new mga, 2700 ffarboc Blvd. wtwrs YourTrade" IUSfHOSllSS ~~1~~~1rw!_ep.l!,h800nmese. EmploJerM/~ pouring \7141 8462630 or ore w1great co OOOd ec.1.a Mesa. Ca 92628 Sl62perDay ()peningslnC.M.&NB <""'•"'·"" .. f""V" <21315922630 ben.'l&potent&:11lartlng BEEHIVE Equal()ppor Employer That'slittletopa,y l Op m . 3 am 5 h 1 f t . typing. Need u bubbly HEID HSJ'7 nJ to S7SO Call Sally. ~~ad~~~~:;: ='rs Cb lll Corp. =o:t•~·ea~~k~[,f, Helpyourselrtoa ~c1ta..ch'1RHt. =~;:::r.~:':. INTERNATIONAL Sell with EASE• lt'sa BREEZE Classified Am "2-.56711 Ol\l~T ---------...... ~R ,.._At Ip Heapln1l ~lect1onof C esublbh YQUr professlooal _,._, ....,..s " erson Quallr1~ Hopc-fuh1 Wlll tr u in min ex P M 4" o ~..._.Dr., P.O .... JUU idenUty. For more in · flave something lo sell • ~Aicncy,2790HMrbor lnthcDAlLVPILOT ooededA P 1 trimt' ALLJOBSFREE s..tW.CJty.Uhllll411$ - (at o:auan call 642~ Clustfted ad& do 11 well u '•JOBS FRtE HELP WANTED ADS PP Y In pe~(){I OQual apoortunuy emp1~ m/I ,.,..... 2111l8Newport Bl CM Want Ad Help• 642·5678 ., ,. , ti -.... ....• _.,,.,. -.-... ~_ .... , .... ~ --.. .,_ .. ·,,,.·~·.-., ... _. -··-••• _ ....... -, ...... Ao\ .. ~ ... - f II p r. ' ~, R1 II 22 I r ! I G r It t• 2 1 Ut b 8 w D .._ ••• I SI D -- ~!~ ..... ?!~ ~!~\'.!~ ..... ?! •• ~~,.~~ ..... ?!~!!'!It!!'!'~.~ ..... ?!~ !!!~.!!~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ SUl'day. Auguai _: 1g7a 7 IOO OA.ll.V PILOT 813 , HOTEL HllpW-.d 7100 H_,,W•hd tw,W.e.d 7100 Den' Al LAI Ort 'Cf, Ul)l d ljyrry ID GEN l omcE Llvc·ln ho u1elccoper to ............................................................. _ ..... . Wuhd upez'd or llubot ar • f\111 Ume ....... S.t _. .... NOW HIRING cook. elun 41 catt for ~urse •POil• ~'"' SI hr. neat •~rant•, I' a f t I 50tM ttty bll1u wou"' ~ • 10-yr old d1u,.ghter In Laa L VH \11Mfl~denir1.111;. F1Umir. Lona *1drivtn1mcird Apply ~t tm ~1! a rtal PIH ror thla P8XOPF.JtAT0,,5PM Bch. Mu,St be r-.ponsl Manaaer tsm ttn&*ymf't'lt Good at Master 81u.pnnl D4 ~ . Job '°"OC:~r t dynamic )'OIH-'E eo ~PM. Security Cuarda. ble. mature> turound ~aTUu""" Nurse F\!U tune or part bMef 'ill..wt2. fl1.6ctrerCM~J X/: ~f, C'OOd c ft ~tr plzu1 to oandle all ah1ft1 Ah111unt 40•11, non·sm.kr. Amer VT.-V "" 1 ume for PM i.lul\ Abovt' ~ks11 ni • people on ~orporalt tt.t.aurant Manaatn1 all Cltl.ccn wiown tun l(..aOC11S MYf'rage i.uh1ry Xlnt •PIXOPR• Pol!Uon ava11abl.-for r('· h<1ble ind1v1du•I with .,'OOd phone penonalJl; Able to work Oex1ble 11~ EnJoy 1iood ro"'pa.ny ben.-f1h Appl) hm· noon. Mon t'rl. Per!>Dn nc:l or. 1** lov I. 9.artlna aal llOO s hifts Houull.ecprng s.tary.Room&boardrn " " benefllb Apply t'l1aish1p P\irnll11tt Mover•, p l C•lltJh•. S•O 1055. PorWraaUah1ft.a J'leue cl 21319'l4SMI Conv Cent .. ,, 486 •wa WANTm Um..lmme.d, t1t11;a. ~ Penonla.r.._._ncelMA1en· eaJlfM•#Pt &U-WOOeid I aNnaallol\ror'cll:Oanmcpuatnreyt1'~ble !J.MJ...S~h1p Rd. N .B C.IJ..... cy.2'7IOI ""'· 520 Moni.hnl Fn8 30 S l,Jve In Colle&e rar to "' '" ~ AU.JOBS Jo•Rt:E IAUOA IAY CLUI l\elp w/H S &Ir Xlnt mAna&er tram~ Will uuac:rs "'IDES OanMolt•lAIMlman to U · N 8 1urroundings Pvt ing le.> wortt ~ uvU.N per ,. ~ ~ SotlAY ONLY ''" f9r•m•n. f.oer "-. OfC $1000 Hot.cl.. rroot dl'ak clerk 1 rm & ba. board & :sal week. make '2SO up per Earn whale you leam w/mowJn1 fq ul p ' awl.I l'\ill Ume & 1 Pert um.-Good dnvma rec Days .. etk IA> 51.art Opportun1 lmmed openmii• on the ..-.nlll ra lwlpful Perm An ndUn1 po1 w11row· P05GPM Colltaestudt>nt Mon 1'"1'1833 iw10 ty to reach ror the moon 73 stutt Ir 3-IJiihlft Coll MARRIOTT HOTEL llOoN~wport ~nler Dr Newport ~ach Equal Oppor Empl) r M.F To dell\U DAll.Y PILOT dt ti1 t·ar J1Jblrvfneart1t~~ in• liq uor• wine do 1':xp orwllltrum Ca11Mr Ramsey.(7141 8'i96'71.Garf1c-ldCare f_corappt _ muketlnieo Handlt>al fo'or appt. call Mr. J L&ve tn housekeeper. pnv 557·3000 between 9 a .m Conv HMIJ HD ,...... •• L.a a &-1ch ll'tl R..-qwrn "•n or ----~~~~~ I JtaJJm w11on and ~~ dnn11 reronl G ... , /LMK.I"' War.nted lcw early hc>ura In litiqjon Vl4'jo •:"fM'r ~1<·umm .-quip ne\' <:111 Lynn or Randy ~1fl150 HMUI ...... 0-W... F.qual ()pponunil)' l)nAJuct. .. rt'Q ·* ao lnd1 Empl~ lo pu•p1m• 111c•rurill• I"\: l'l1.1ar1l 1 .. youl;1 from llr"ll l~rtl p llmf' Will 'j('ht-rNtU'" Wall ull>o de lrain M&U4 bt> 11 ~ ov .. r ~tt'up, final d.-t.11 & fo'orapt>t&h fTII II U 4HNIULOflC Acrurate lYP t. r6p ro.- r.cei>t,Jon••l. lr1m1tcrtb ani 411 roll~lc>n dul•t'• 8kkpn1 r•lattd n"c•1 belprut Mu•t l'nJoy work1na w 1pl'apl e Pit-au <'Ill Apph»nt't' Oustn butoni. ~ 511()() ~·mbh Jr111"' 1n1t• W ulft-r llll t'\lm~·tlll\C' "tlrt '11£ v. <1..Ct' 'Int 1>cnt•t1\ i*tt .-llt":>lr.ablt' Orana Co kK'Jllun c.,11 Scrt'n ttlrc l>rrlhn.: ('on1rol ~~1 llO~I ''"-lot Don ~"'"ani.uo Ul'::SIG~ER MECHANICAL DESIGHH Immel.Irate o~nrn.: rt' qwrrn1i1 expt'r•en<'l' rn puck•~rng H\M.: Cl'. pent>nl-e h11thly, de:..rra bit> l>utre:. rndudl" pat•ka1ung refng~ralton l·omponents rnto rom plete arr rond111onrng un its Will pre11are pro po:.ah., drawings and layouu.. imd work clo~ely with ~mor l::n..:rne<'r DRAFTSMAN Immediate opening re quires I 2 yt•ars l''( pt'nence Will u~e stan rlard rrts and tolt•rance~. tdblt-:. and 1·hartl>. prl· pare final dr•w•nl(:. from ~ketc·ht'll und 11nnli. A' one of the most pro ,:res:.ne manu!artur<'r~ rn Orange Count,}. \\ e prO\ldl' exrel l e nt saldnci. and c·ompan y pard IJE"n\'frts 1nclud1nJe ml:11Jc·•I. dt•ntal and hfe rni.u rance Fo r 1 m rnt'd1ate <'ons11Jl'rat1on wnd rt>.;ume wrth i.alar,> hrl>llir) or l'Jll 171415.lli :lJJI Dn.cC1erta Co.meu"". 11lh Ir ranh M013''13 ------a.c.tr..ic• T~J. Elertron1r rhttkout & t.roub&t':>hoolan£ of R 1-· & Generi.l Offtt·e nuc-rowave t~t t!qurp I l::lectronll'll frrm l>eeks 'r t'.Xpeor & unden.t•nd btzyer w gent'rdl office 1naolsobd5late&l>C& expt'r Should havt> Rt' <'rrcwtry desirable strong commun1cat1v" Technical or military s k 1 I h Est ab I 1:. h tr.urung helpful D.11 for maten:il reqwrementi. appt Berkeley Controli.. Place purchai;e orders & 714 833 3300 Pt'rsonn~I followup Pleasant work Dept, lrvrne EOE rng conditions Call Valor a.dionlcs J.:Jectron.ics. S40-9264. Ted.iciaft Electronic c.-heckout & troublesh ooting o( microwave components & filters. Req's back- ground in microwave l'omponent testings. Trade school or military training in basic elec- trorucs area helpful. Call for appl Berkeley Con- tro ls, 714 /833 ·330 Personnel Dept, lrvme EOE GENERAL OFFICE F.lectronrcs man urac lurer needs f ull-trme person for general omce work. switchboard relier. telex etc Must have good figure aputude & type 50 wpm Xlnl oppty to learn Call for appt Berkeley Controls 714/833-3300. lndu!>trial reJalJons Irvine E 0 E ---------•General Ofl1~e E:LECTitOHICS ASST TO OFC MGR TECHHICIAM Hewport leach lmmed openings & op-Many & •ari.d dutiH porturulles 1n an estab including runNftCJ ~ co rn the Orange Co ~ __,,_.. -'I airport area Applicants .--, ~ .... rec .. ,., Oft, LO troublt>Shoot. repair & r e p r o d u c t I o n , lest electronic sytems purchasing. Qualified Rt-Cen t analog & digital cc::tdidate will be flHi- ex~r req'd Jnterv~ew bfe & wJWng to h•lp, by apptonly 5S7·9051 ask I & L-i , d. for Busch earn uw n•o1ve Employee Must ho•• car, salary ,..... S500.S650. I C1tll Irene Mc·Carlhry Relations Clk M<!..5000 _!:OE - Bnght a:, a button, sharp Genc~ral Offrc·c. pt trmc, ai. a lac for thrs s uper co 9·12. H B Bu!>y phonl'~. Some typmi;c & interest 1n htt> typrn~. $3 hr Call learnrn!( workings of a ~ally, 536 8832 LEAR SIEGLER TRAM SPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W S<>Rerstrom l:'l:t•Jr llarbor & Warm·r J !:laot;1 Ana. CA 9'lill2 personnel dept Salary starts S650 Call Rita. ~6055. Coastal Pers on· nt'I Agency. 2790 II arbor. General oHrc·t> ht'Iµ Full lime CM ilrt'<I 548 5543 ---- Equal Opportun11y t-:mplo\ t'r M F II t:M General Marntenanc•t• ALL JOBS FREE truck dnver i handyman fHGIMHRS F'u __ ll u_~~ 5541 fa&C\.~ ol amall branch rm & ba. Spanish s pkng imcUp m. olc & abl~ lo dtal w ti:u Mlt.UOI• ~2300 ok. 493·57S6 ~~~~~~~~ MURUS AIDlS preaidentt411 VIP's.SH & H ouaecleancn. own ~------~ {)penmits on AM & PM lYP'n& ntt & an ability to tnns. full or part time. srutt.t. Exper prcf'd. will work on own Call Rita. topS.873-1266.646-4871 Lodi.,. Atttftdant Mi.nut E~r S22K tratn quahfled per'\on· 540-.S, Coastal Pen.on & Dllhwashff Stal Typist Sl2f< nel. Classes start Sept neJA&ency.2790 1.farbor. Hottsecleaners. Tues-Fri. Woge&Sal lst. Apply, Fl:i1p;h1p CM 8 -3PM. Call Jantce·11 for private men·s club Admin S20K+ Conv Centn. 466 AU.JOOS FREE RaggedyAnn's 64.5-1800 6:301\MlillJPM. designer fla.gs h1p Rd. N R $3.25hr 752·7905 Ji&/ Fix SU~K + 642--8044 GllLFalDAY Housecleanen. S4 hr Irvine --------- Fl'ont ofc appearance P tT . car necessary . LYN AJlern.NB Brk& PersonnelAgency HURSE'SAIDES PR l rrm Hvy typing. Gingham Girl. 645·5123 fmt otc duties 4 day wk 488E171.h COllla Mesa F & PIT 7 3 JO shtn. 3 11 pbooei. Gen'I ale resp 1 h 6'5-33'74994-6550 Stule224 642 1470 shin . Pre cert1hcat1on MK ror Donna~ 72!7 Housekeeper. Eng IS ~ classes ofrered HB Con spll.ing. mature. rm & Lv...•1 3-11 valescent Hosprt •I Girl Friday for stork board F1T 646-6135 .,,. MARtNE MECHANIC Mesa Verde Conv Hosp. experd. waltrfron1 yd _847_·_35_15 ______ _ market invelltmt-nt co Housekeeper. hve-rn. Must be ad W/numbers. refs,over35.noch1Jdren l...lght booltkeeprng, typ-Rm. b al h. TV. Cd M ma Ir a•n ofc NB a1rpo 673-9042 ~111540-9237 --------- HOUSSCEEPER GUARDS Aide, live-an for r /tr me workrng parents w 12 SECURITY school children rn H 8 Own rm & ba. English Due to our recent el' speaking. dr1 vers 11 c parunon program. Wells Must love children. Sal Fargo Guard Services rs _ope:::.__n_. 84:..:...7·_3664..;,_..:.'_B_a_rt __ tunng secunty guards for lnlM/tWwporl lch Santa Ano/ Anaheim fulerl•flwno Pk Costa MetO & n.. Hou11ekeeper. mature girl. lite cleaning. babys1tl1ng 8 yr old 499·3605 eves. 552· 11113 dys. Debbi. 661 Center St. C M top salar). company 548·558.S benefits. rmmed open NURSES A•DES Day.;, ~itpt-r 'd or cert1hed Mesoi Verdl' Conv Hosp. 661 Center St.C M Machinist MIC Expenenre Set-up & operate Moog. Bndgeporl, Slo-Syn & C1nt1mat11.· Also lathe mach1n1ng center No smoking Xlnl benefits lnqwre at Rrma En te r pr1 ses . 15395 Chemn·al Ln. II ll 800-4534. MAIDS Days. Apply rn person Sheraton Newport ll<itel. 4545 MacArthur Bl, NB rng Boat Specaahsts 2439 W Coast Hwy, N B ~l MA TERI AL Nurses Aides I'' & P rr CONTROL 7.3 30 shirt 3 llpm shift Material control e~ Pte·cert1f'icat1on cla~SC!. ped1ter Entry level P<>S•· offered 118 Conv Hosp. lion Minimum I yr orfrce 84i 35l5 req Ab11tly to work --------- w1hgures and detailed HURSIMG mfo a must. Call for ASSOCIATE appJ. 540-7639. E 0 E S6.54 up to S7 96 hrly 26 Hrs per wk Hrs Jpm lo MATERIAL CONTROL 10pm Mon· Thurs rn slu CLERK dent health p rogram al Hsewr k . CM . Ret ired lady. Steady Pt t. S276mo MAID WANTED Whittier Aru M1n1mum I yr expr Onnge Coast Collt•gc. Pos ting. batching. ac Apply to. <.;oasl Com curale w1figure:; & de munrty ColleAe Otstnct . tails. Heavy work load 1370 Adams Ave. CM Call for appt. 540· 7639 F'lna1 fr ling date Sept 9th 6dys. Nd car. no smoke Permanent pos 1t1o n I M M E D I A T E 642-8494 Lido Shorel> llolel 0 PEN I NG S f 0 r Hs __ k_p_r_l-1v-e--1-n-.-ca_r_e_f_or 6"73-88()() s upervisory level securi· lady in whleh,. Must ty officers who want TOP drive S62·52'b1 H e E 0 E EquaJ Oppor Employer PAY wrth a respected ---------company Apply rn person Monday LO l-'r'1day. 8AM to 5PM at WEU.SFARGO GUARD SERVICES ISJZW. COftlllftOnwHlth '11Qerion. CA OR Monday, Tuesday. Wed nesday. Thursday. IOAM U> 6PM. CLOSED Friday at 230 W. Warner Rm. 217 Santa Ano, CA State Lac No C-6036 Equ11l Opp Emplyr MW lnsurance Commercial Package Rcrttt R.eq 2 yrs exper. xlnt working cond & localron II\ our Fountain Valley office. Call Mr Hurgrs. Un1gard lns uranc·f· Group at 714 9ti3·67ll2 EOE.Mtf . Insurance Comm'I Lines Waterfront orflct>. :.mall growing agenl'Y needs 2 yrs exper Xlnt bt•ns & great co-workers Start mg sal 11200 up C<1ll Rita. 540-6055. C:oasta I Personnel A~ency. 27!JU Harbor.CM ALLJUBS FRl':J<; Jarutonal worker rn ofl & plant w 1somt' 1ru1·k drt\ mg SJ 50 hr ~ 4 :iu EOE. 549·3281 MAIL CLERl<S Dependable consr1cn t1ous person for dc1ta pro ress 1nsi ma 1 I room P1l1ml' Tues thru ~<1l !lam 12 noon Mu:.t bt> able to do s1mplt• addr tron manually. label & weigh en\-C"lope., Intl• grated l>al .1 . 2283 Fa1r v1ew HtJ . Costa Me!>a -------- Maintenance man. lull trme. t'XPl'rlenl'ed rn general repair. t•lel' lncal. cleaning, et<· lor athlNr<' c·lub Nt>wport Ueac•h Sportmg Jloust• 7S2 056.'i MAT U R E W 0 M A N OFRCE/Accnh Rn p 1t1me to well'Om t' s to 4 30 Wages com newcome r s & cont<1cl mt>ns urate. benef1h merchants F1ex1blc hr'I Typing 40 wpm Neill Need car. hte typing Neon, Inc Santc1 Aod !'>47 3095 531 3374 for appt __ _ Mbrs hp t devel !fund Ofhcl' ~anagl'r, rn~rde raising Salary & comm :.all's No t'~perrt-nct Reply lo Bo>.. 319l't0 Da1 necesi.ary. wrll train ly Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. pref 25 y r <. or oldl.'r ~La Mesa. Ca 92626 557 (gl4 or 7i4 6090 ~echanic & Mechanrn helper lmmed opening s alary basl'd on exp 644 5054 John Med1ral. Busy G . P . need~ t>xperienced. mdtUrt' woman. front ofrll'I.' Mu~t Ill' p10f1c·ll:'nl wrth MalOl(:nanc·t' Ml'l'hJlll\' all lfl>l'"' ol in:.uranet• 7am·:l 30pm. S5 ~ hr tu Xlnt bt'nef1t;, Sal<1r,1o a.GB DESk CLERK Mail order co has rmmed full tame openinia lt'Rrblt> penmanship & plecii.ant telephone personal1I} Will train Apply 111 person 111480 Band1h1•r Cil"<'lt' fo'V Cl'Orner 111 1-:1 I.ls> 963 !)881 1-otart EOE 54!1·32/il o~n 008·473'7 Order Desk .. MAIMTENAMCE Medical/ft'ont Ofc. Growmi: t•o nl.'cd' bril!.ht ELECTRICIAN L 1111 k 1 r. g I u r Pt>r\onJblt• 1J1•r .. un l:.t !>hrrt 71\M 3 30 l'M r-:xct::LLENCE 111 .Ill w pleai;cint phone tet·hnr Pt-rm openm~ for JI!. fac-eL'> of bkpng b1lhnt: & Que Prefer sonH· 1n p11t1t>nt rapport Nwpt dustrral 1n s1dt' ... ah·s i1rcsl>rvt• mutntt>nant·t' Eich area Send rl'sunw background. but \\Ill l'lertnclan w/mdnufat to Ad No :132. Uarly tJk•• trainee rl' know turrn~ l'QUlpmcnt 1n .... 1,., PO Bo 1c ... " Co 1 anythma c1boul vallfes. !>tallatron .ind rl·pa1r., .-. V\. ic """· s J .. Mesa C'8 92626 p1~ & fittlllgs Good po skills :! J yro; 1''(pr ' ' -----tent & bt-nerrts & :.tart Trouble "hootmi.: l·ontrol METER READER ing ~al S6SO Call Sally pancb and dl· l'lrC'Urlr> R~ponsrble per:.on Lo rl" ~.Coastal Per.-on PEST CONTROL Trtunees Steady JOb tor ngtlt person. Profit "ha,. tng & 11roup health App l.Y Mon ~ to I.!. Lloyd'" Pest Control S4l6 K Dyt'r Rd SA PLANT WORKERS Wt> ar<' .iccept1ng .1p· pllc ... tron .. for !lldnt workers for lst & 2nd 1>h1t1s . x1nl "ctlar) & benefits. gd working cood Come 1n & •PPI¥ bet 9-llAM. I 3PM. Tues & Thu111 CALI l"OAM 16661 Von K .. rm .. n . ll'Vllle. Equal Opportuni· t)' Employer 2 pos1t1ons ctvarl Ship· pmg1Rece1v1ng l'lerk In vo1l•e1Typ1st. must lw consC'lenl 100:< & J?OOd w rmalh 957 1292 Prt> school tea<'ht>r" & aide:. 1-'Ull & part ti m~· work lmmed. t>mploy· ment ror Costa Me:.a i,rrea Send resume to P 0 Bo~ 66!1. C:ost a Mesa. CalH 92627. Presser combmatron. exp p IT c ,, n I Int' n l d I Cleaner.; El T 768-3266 • Pressman Exp on A l:J. Dirk. Chit>( I~ or Heidelberg KORD. Sm ... hop rn N B .. CJll 548.J 164 Pre~~ OperJtor rubber Will tram 1st -;hrri Com p.1ny benefit-. SalJry comml.'ru.urate w expe1 l~ll 962-ti648. 8-SPM Pre•oc Te~her Expc.•r'd w 1DD <1dult:.. Acrountable prev0t· c1c- t1v1t1es. plan IOlt'rven tron:-. ror ddult need-; S55u mo • bent·f11 .. K J0.4 lntervw 546·5760 United Q•rel'>ral Pals) PRINTING A PPR t:N TIO: Good folurt> ror I II lhu~a~tll'. loyal µt>rson who want!> to lt';ffn .. ,1(1xxl paying trade Com pJrablt• fnnge benefit" CHOWN L/\Bfo;L l'O Costa Mesa 645 2771 PnntmR Lllho trade shop needs full trme combrn .. tron CAMERA MAN I STHIJ' PER Minimum 6 yrs ex· per Cali 540-3025 or <llJI'· ly in person at Harbor Graphic-; 1378C LogJn. C.\I Orange Co based int 'I leader an m edical de vices rs seeking can drdates m the following class1hcauons Getteral Offic• Part lime S harp mature per!;on ror phone. counter ExpenencL'd rn lite bkkp~ CJll 714 979 2873 HAMDSEWERS l mmed opening:. ror hand sewing oprs on small medical devices Good eyesight a must Xlnt work facrlrly & benefits H you can do small embroidery work or crochet we can tearh you Apply m person or call 979 0500. Per:.onnt'I 1\dm1n1str&tor. Shiley. lnl· 17600 G1lletl\' AH:. Irvine Jcritors/Jan~ss Pttime & /1t1me lrvlnt' area Will tram ldl'al for bousew1ves. l>tudents & cpls Must ha"e own transp & phone Ca 11 betwn 3 -6pm, lilll 833 7015 Must bl• wrlhn1: to work ad wal1:r mNers w abih nel Agenc>. 2790 Hdrbor Ovt>rtrml· Jo:xl'dlt•ul 1y to deal t-ffect1vt•ly Bhd.CM 1---------- bcnt'C1t:. Jnd ""01 krnl( w publtc• Some record ALL JOBS FRl-:Jo: u ..... rabll' opportunity J' allahlt> to 11.'arn the ham 6' dt'lr hUl>ln1• .. , <'on ta 1· 1 h r u t l' a t b7J !11>0(1 llonn Lia kt>d llJm. ... CUM DISHWASHER I' lrme M1::-d \ t•rdt> c ·on, lh11>p, titil Ccntt:r St. l'M hol? Groorm•r. cxp..•r pt 11m1: Sun Juan Capo Call 661 070<1 for uppt DRAFTER Oran~<> Co haiwd 1111 'I lt>adl'r 1n ml'd11·al dl' ' 1 c es 1 s s e l' k 1 n I? tr draflt•r 2 .i YN l'~J)l.·r Ill ml:'<'h 'I drtrflrng Prt>pdrrng t•ng1m•••r1n)! clra\\ •n)!:., & h-.b from eng1nl•errn1t nott>S. ~kt•tche~. l.tyout::. & 111:-.ll Ul'll<lll' lll'l'e":. Tra1h• or l1·1•h 'I '>l'hool hac·k~round pn•f ·11 H .\OU QUdhf\ )llt•J:.t' l·all Cur e1n mh'• \ ll'V. or ~uh nut rt>-.umt• to fil·r-.onncl 1\dm1n::.1r,llM. Shill•)' ~·1ent1C1l· C:orµ. PO l~•x Cl !ViOJ . lr•rnc , l'a 9790500 DRAFTING ,ITrainet lor display graphic., Mu st bl· nl'al worker P 1l1 rne 540·S8SO Industrial &CJinHr Posrlron avail for a can- didate w /knowledge of methods engineering, plant facilities & design & t'<>nlrol delermmataon req 'd . BS l ~-or H.S I T. & 2·5 yrs related cxper 1s net'ess. Pr-oduct &9ine.r Position req's 2·4 yrs pre· vious proJect enginct'r rng exper. working w plastics & natural rub ber A 8 .S in engint<er- mg 1s prer'd Candidate Will be rt.'Sp for the com· plete technical manaie ment of 2 product lines We oHer a competJt1ve ~ulary & xlnt beneht pkg including profit shannJ?. med1dental & opllcal co"erage 1£ }OU qualify please submn resume to Pers onnel Ad · m1n1~trator. Shiley Sc1en1Jf1c Corp. PO Box Cl9503. Irvine. Ca 92714 Errand person 8·5 s day wk. Mst have clean dnv- mg record & be familar w Oranite Co 540 7377 Arlene GENERAL HELPER P time Perm pos Avail 4 ltrs per day to work rn our C'Orporate ore dorng gen'I maint & ore work Apply 8 5 Mon Thur~ Taco Bell Corporatl' lleadquHrleri;, 173111 Redbill Ave. lrvane Ge11eral Receptionist to Laborers ------- Hand yman. ~l·neral mamtenance. JO hi"\ wk. ly Apply 7pm 9pm. Warner Orrvt• In. 7361 Warner Ave. HB --- HOSTESS Apply daily m person between 10 llAM. Mr Casa Restaurant. \05 Main S t llalboa 615 9600. ------- Hostess /Ccnt'li~r J .P. Macs Dinner Houn Now 1nterv1ew1nR for Day Wa1tres:. positions 5 Days a wk 15 20 hr~ Ap ply betwn 3pm & 5pm Mon-fo'rr 10142 Adams A Vt'. H H Call 963-7820 Kennel help, primarily mainl,, some ass1slanc1· Small animal hospital. morning hrs .. i;o me weekend hri.. Ca ll bet~et'n 9 & ti I'.M weekdays 673-1050 Apply in person. The ---------• l'OndJtron<. ind 11 p;ird kl•eprng exper helpful hollda)o; Company paul ,\pply m person Santd OUTDRIVF. M ECJIANI(' group ms i.>lan ''l'k PJ!t :\iarRarHa Water Drsl exper d mtr<' O\H bener1ts. hber JI \ .11·at1un 25571 Marguerite Pkwy. Volrn Penta -.chootro ,.: ~ncfrt:.. 1•t1· L'all lor M v <Harl lor updal1n i? appl or l'Offll' lo pl•rsnn --------:.alary c·omm,·n.,urJll' nt'I orr bl'IW 9 111\M ,\ Middle aged responsible with exper CumpJO) I <\PM Mon lhru 1"11 to c•ouple to manai,:l' home bener1ts. rmmed op1•n complete appht'alron 1n Nwprt area Chuuf rng Boal SpeC"rahsb i·U11 CALIFOAM reur, houseman. woman W Coc1 st ltwy. N B l~~.~~~5~a;,~n ~1::1~1~e n~~~~=~:~:r~ _pf>45._8J_n_~-r-.1-tn-d-.. -~tnal & ~om f-:01-: requm.-d. Reply to Box ""' ,,.., ~ ---1122?.1·10The Dally Pilot mercral. quahhed onl:v Maintenance man ror hi(• 330 w Bay St., Cost• 891 1001 marnt. PerrN·t for rl' Mesa. Ca 92626. t1ree Apply Travelod.:e. ---- 62()11 W Coa?>t llwy, N U ~1ddle aged woman w 1 l'ash1er PXp Apply in PAJNTER. roller & brush exper Trans p. nee Good pay 661 l~ Warehou:..e Restaurant. 3450 Via Oporto.NB Maint./Gan:IH~r J>t>r.;on Don Jm.e Hest KEYPUNCH Ofr bid!! in Costa ~h-sa 9093 E. Ad am:. II B nt't.'Cb :.omeont• who w 111 962. 7911 OPERATORS takl• personal pn<11• 1 ------FREE JOBS () u r bl d g F t 1 m l MOTEL MAN AG ER S HOF£EEVER HOST/HOSTESS Immediate openings ht respons1b1l111t"• .111• wcinted ExjM!r. t·ouple PART TIME l~nllng IMMB>l•n OPENING! 1250 PRESS OPERATOR Temporary I month ai-.. s1gnment 10 ooerate AM 2650 ;ind 2850 eit'(' lf'Otitallc presses and 12.'>0 mulllhth Please c·on tac'\ J'vrSCflnel Department PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport Center Or Newport Bea ch. CA !12664> Cil4 I &&0·3528 Howwould you llketobc & 2nd shirts All Jnhs M.JtntJrn landscapt·d pref 22Units.pool App a "Permanent T em p T EVENINGS free. Excellent rrrnri:e areJ•,, l.'mpty \\ a'>tt ly Ad no. J28 The Daily EVENINGS Adults with outstanding. Equal Opportunity attractive person<1hl1<'~ --•~.·m-pl•o•y•er_M_I'.· -• porary"&openthedoor benefits Toppay bu'>kl:'ts & pro\ rd Pilot. P 0 Bo~ 151;0. to a new & t'H1t1nl( Apply 9am Noon Weorrer you backup :.upport fo ~laMesa,CA9'.!626 career Our counselors Mon Frr. Personnel FREE JOIS deJnrng sen.· . hJndk take pnde in rinding the VACATIOH PAY rnrnor repair:. rn hid~ Mother mis someone to right assignments for MARRIOTT HOTEL Paid hol. vac, '(Int frrn£ :.upervase 2 J(rrb ages 8 & who enJOY workrnJZ with kids SWrt al SJ 50 Pl·r hour Phone642 1J21 J;o;~t 2:JO. BETWEF:N I 00 S 00 you Comern&frlloulan 900NewportCenterDr SICJCPAY benefits Phone Cur rn JU afl school m Irvine appllcauon&lelu:.know Newport Beach IOHUSPAY tervw appt lntcl!ratt• M·F 2-6 PM. Mst lovt> AlltforJim your skills & personal Data Corp 2283 .,\Jirvre children. be responsible Equal Opportunrt\' PM quahficatrons Days & Equal Oppor Employer Rd. Costa Mel.a 54ti-6080 ~h;,v:a own trans Aft 6 ____ E_m..:pc..loyer_ hours or your choice Top PART TIME pay Must have re 1--------•I MaintW04'icerll . MOVIE EXTRAS ferences & car Jlotel S874·Sl.115 Mo WEEK · EHDS Production /ShippitteJ Cieri& Nf't>d mature . l ~. penenced person nnw G~ pub!Jr rcldt1ons ,, mul>t Somt• t y ping llea\'Y pi,rper work. t:all 21J :r.!I ~ext l.S WestchH Temporary COOi<. PM City or LaRuna Beal·h n· ~ ij C 1~ y E WOO ~ 6 Every Sunday and 1-:verv f.s S Services q 's at lt>ast I yr of eon other Saturd.iy and Sun PRODUCTION CONTROL Drapery /\s!.ll>l<int. "'1th :o.ome c·xµl'rH·n<'l'. c•all 494 llO.'il LB urt•a Crow ecy 16l7 Westc1JffDr. PAMTRYWORICER iit.ructronormarntenancc CASTING COMPANY day momrng!I Onvcr to We ure seeking 1n f<~OR MAJOR FILMS & Must lla ,_.. · t t NewportBeach · cxper 1nvo lv1n a a T'' COMMERICALS drop bum.lie:-. or IJ,11ly .., II r veex..,.r'" me d 1v1duals wrth tood 17802.rL. ·~c "' v .~m .1 ac;t growinJ? esl'rows Good tyµing & 6Jl-0610or 752 9118 d • ~Y ...--r JOurnt>y levl'I ~k•ll or S2S·S100 ...,r day rr ac-Pilot to earners Mu:-.t plasllr vacuum rormml:( I nl d ~~~~~~~~~·I han lmg.,. preparation Suit 100 tradl· rn plumh1nn. ..~ havevanorlarJ(l''>l.1t1on l>H1\P1';1w WORK llOOM WOHKER Will trJrn MU!>! ht• al lt•a lo l 18 ~1843 nice persona ily wr an -experience. Enjoy ex· • ,., cepted Yearly fee. <714 > + good dnv111•• r~·ord m/g, company re\lUJrl'l> thrs lop oppor Call GentralOfflu cellent company '"* 540.4455 carpentry, Wl•ldrn~ or 761·l244Ext94 Call 6424321."'ask for :.l•IC slartl'r who l'1<11 Chns. 540-6055, Coastal benefits. EquaJOpporEmployer masonry Apply. 50 coorc11natt• prodm•tron Personnel Agency, 2790 TRAINEE A 1 Forest i\vc. Laguna Nrteauditor.exp'dprer·d. Harry Seeley or Oon 'IChedulr~. work m pro~ Harbor, CM En tr y level positron PP y 9am to noon Beach Before 911 1111 Apply Mon·Frr 9·4. Mrs Williams res~ and shrpprng. Nti ALL JOBS FREE grading examrnut1on:. Mon-Fri Personnel l(ltcheftH9f,... Presley. San Clemente1----------lr\l('k dnvmg or typ1n~ Onver & gent-ral heavy for nat'I education frrm MARllOTTHOTEL P /time. Hrs 8·2 daily MANAGER Jnn, 125·w . Ave Esplan required Minimum s work. Ftrme Over 21 ---------•I Reefs neat handwrrtrng 900NewportCenterOr. CallS49-3404. Exper'd Apply Ken d1an PART-TIM£ yeitr' sh1 pp1nS? t·~ Local refs. guod dnvmg & Ute typing Apply Na Newport Beach Fred C penence .i must Hourly rt."<"on:J. ~) mo i.tart ESCROW lional Education, 4401 Equal. Opp Emplyr M tF Laguna Beach lucky 1 hrcken 3107 TELLER r a 1 e b 41 , t' d up 0 11 Newport Blvd , N B SELL rdle items wrth a 64.S 0003 Debra SECRET ... RY Birch St. N B (Near oc MOTOR ROUTE 0 I p I Cl f ed Ad Q u cl I I f I (' a t I 0 n .. "" Airpor t > Equal Op Hot · 67s-688S aJ Y 1 ot assr 1 Saving., & Loan I n MODULAR flXTl'RF.S. Drl\~rs dlr1t Income. ..JlOt11UlitY.Em1>lol'er eJ Niht auditor. Full Newport Beach 6J8 w. lilh St, Cosld mi mo.+ 1:lollU5 s.tew:LJ.~~~~W~~~~[i~~riiffi~t"-~~ume-~;-~0~P~J>rf::m~-«~~wt~u~?1J;~~~~;~~I;:;~ <Newt>Ort Center 1 pn:innr. ~M. Hurrt ls avaUab~ tn "t1I C£'" -=;;;;:-.__::=;:==:=:1:.J ~•peru:ncc.~M.es~a~.~~~~~~ Unton Bcfr t)eUvrr LA llaystoe o((ice o( a grow. WO•H1 desk exv F'ora,....,._..._t+t Monday thf'Ollg'lt-fnday Iioan ~em·ce '.Aunse Of . hours ])er t: --===-::I "' """'....... · ,, & I -M.r J. Mazzola 540-2300 plus Saturday and Sun· ~ 'U "' 11 ... ~ ( h .. ml':'I ,,..,..""""" rn., savings oan. Woman needed for day morrungs 5450 per week rixce ent U\."ne lb P'lychr;ilrrc tt>r n1<'1"n D G I G I Selected applicant wall ,,eneral omce work m'-.---------Superv1'sor and good workrnA 1>n apprentrccshrp Tht• <1P ,.Iver en arr t'ner have one year esnow "' '' month gross profit. ~ v1ronment Please rail plrcant must be able tor w good dr v1n" rel' body shop. Must havl:' t"~ .. 1 Cash d'"'po~ t r"'"Wr"d R d i · · & l h 1 " secretarial experience """' "' "' "... " ap1 Y growing savmgs oan as Mrs Croxon for i,rppornt enrollment 1n a rormal Perm "''lime JOh Irvine and typing Sklll!I of 45 lighl typing expenence FRONT DESIC Call 642·02l a~k for i m m e d i a t e 0 pen i n gs ( 0 r merit (714 I &&4 1461 ~yrhratnc· tech trarnrniz arcJ c~u s.s.28200 for wpm. An excclll'nt Body bhOp ofllce ex CLER Circulallon Leave your program accredited b.~ appt___ salary. outstllnding perience preferable Coll IC Name, Addresi.. Phone experienced loan ser v i ce IMPERIALSAVINCIS lheC..hf boardofvo<·u benefits and ideal work Mickey at •:i.n.. Good oppor for a people Number and Make of representative & super visor with & LOAN lion nurses & psychiatnc DRIVERS Men or women 25 yrs or older . Know the coast c1t1~. Net $180 a week or mure O range Coast Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt He r rm non. l'"ounl aln Valley. <No of Slater bet wn Nt•wbope • Eucbd) 1ng conditions romple '714 1 831·~ .... o oneoted person able l-0 Car Goodfor!ltudentor knowledge of all loan service MEqual Opportunrty technl<'lan examiner' ment this opportunity CHft1 Mechhtfd ~':t'!::::!1it~~s Enjoy retired person. funclions. Key opportunities for Employer M 1-·111 Slarung p11y '" S709 per Pleaseapplyat· Elect ronics manur Apply9am-Noon Le91!1S.C,...ary people onented person. Excellent mo. Application mui1t be needs top notc h Mon·Ftl,Personnel Newport Bch law flrmln b eh~f i t s & adva n ce m e n t PBX submrttl'd in Pt>r .. on MARINERS SAVINGS 1.S.15 WeatclUf Drive Newport Beach &62-4000 Equal ()ppty Employer Exp. drapery cutter exp Find what you want In oruy nd lo apply CM DaJty Pilot Cla~lfreds a.rea.~110 ••• _.-!#,_ .. ...,, machinist w 1u per In MA.IRJOn HOTB. th · .k bet ""<'"n 11124 /78 & milllngrna<'hlnes.turret e;r11orta,.-e11see sin· opportunities. Contact Jan Hess. An s wer i n g ~ervlc<> 11 '30 /78 tHr11 Ihm · lathes etc. Mu!\t do own 800 ~~~~:~:or ~1~~"~r sc~;1r~}tT:: Per sonnel Dept. State Mutual =~r-rull & Ptr Coll s"·30pmH1 i,rt 1re11~rv1t·w 8«.Up!I & have own tools. ~~'""' u Saving8 & Loan Association. tate osprta . c•r11on Top rate or P•Y com · F.qual()ppor Employer on. 752-1211. ,,.00 M .-ix n-rat« nel orncc. 2501 Harbor mcNurate W/tllptr. Call Legal secretary. 2 yrs ~ I ocArffwr ll•d. for telep.;,'; 1nswertn11 Blvd. C.M (or •PP'· B.rkelcy Con Have )'OU real\ today's CaUfornla experlenrc-He~ leach, Ca 92660 s~rvlre ExJl('r or wall Ptroffiee airl, 6 hr.o day trol a, 7 14 1833 ·3300 Cluslfied Ads~ IC not, TustinloeaUon.731-5800 C714J 133-1383 train f' ac P/1'. Duy & .Exp nee Convalescent ~' Dept. lrvtn(' you're mwtn1 lhe beat SEU. 1dle Items With a Equol Oppor Employer m l ( ~ven1ng 11h1rt~ open home. 21619 Orange Ave · bargains In town' Dady Pilot Clus1(1ed Ad 83WS62. CM .. .. . . .. ......-...... --., .... , ... _ ----..... ,,. .... . . .. .. ~ . ~ .. -.. . .. -.. ,,. .. -. ' . .. ......... -..... ' -.. ..... .._ .... ____________ Sb_~_ ... _AllR_ ... ""'-"-·-'-•11_ ~~!~~ ..... !!.~~ ~?~ ..... ?!!! !~.!~ ..... ?!!~ ~!!~ ..... ?!~ ~.!~ ..... ?!~ ~!~ ...... ?!!'! Tool/tt••I 1 ~W ' ii 71 .,..........,._.... 71 W..e.4 1100 llCllT•IY -··-••••••• ••• •• ••• • ••• ••••••••••••• • ••••••••••• •••••••• •••• SAl£S SCTY flt. TJ. Newport Beach Sftretary I/Restaurant Slock a. de.Uver full or Deel dul10 flrm. xlat ntr Cl •. ' 1.. fill IU9CMASe ... AID Rest1urantcouaterfaq'L OOYOU P&.AY ti. p{hr. ~ fh p/da)'. ~)'OW' worldna hrs to llMat hl nvento~ .......__l food pr•P· l:•P• prer HW>tla•ton Httbour tn a busy, COQ&enJal. pco- benen.t.a • ....,..ldna cOlld, ~ · c.n • '!08'· App.., R •pi day u P• nd 1 n c •tllOO' •Ull5E:.17th CM. AaUor medical d vie. manul. l.any °' P•.ul fltm tw a poalUon avail. t'Glllb'OI II vatloui °'Mr ~~ Ftr. "« 0 ,·er YCltlUrt THIOllGAH 1 Typ1n1. flhna. •d· reulo n al o I c u • ..... Good CIPllOl'\unt· Snet~penon.all· ,.~ .-. ,.,.8 ,... .. 2t"" If M>. th~ may b• • minltraUon. xlnt work· mo1pbere. Put your Qt, wtll t.ralacatlluslallUe b It a~l• IYIMa for ;;;";;;m';.n';pn~·~ "" c•rt't'r tor you •t Or11en 1n1 cond. Olacount on aecret.aril.l aldlls & t'X· ~ APPIJ 10 pcraon thb 1dnt pm Wltlel'QW .:.ct.an&•· Open1na1• oow ('fothln«. Vac:1tlon11. per. lO cood use In our a.I, •f. ~~tomweaw co ~ t.o WIUTI Start·l•--------•I avu.UabJo. Pnmou!\ .1ln Briel r23wne Lo Prcsl· coopc.caUve work en- for a machine cte.tcncr. P<l91Uon rt.'<l ·• 2·3 )Tl de· sip expu., l•mll1anty wJpncwnallc Jo11c & automatic m•cbloang. Candidate wlll deatgn automatic machinery. dftennine ~t est.lmatl!'' ft Implement n ew rnac:tUnety lnlO pl'Oduc-uon unit.a. Secy, no sh TUcHB ~ U*>PaC11\c alto CaUChrl•. R!STAURAJllT ~penence u1t1ul. but dent. Red Belloon. varonment. We'U talut Fcal&aiDVaU~ ---... -..... Coestal Pcnon· •Carl's Wtl wiU train you. Cull P .O .Box 3119. Seal care of your l\eeda, you Some u,~." ood typ-Special td cred rcq'd. lnl req d Tor tbla in• txper'd w/DD .• multl tei'elltini J>O$. Rl1ht ·~ handicapped. #blhty for outcOllll peraoaalily )'. ZTaO Harbof', Mn Jt'tt at The Laiiuna Qeadl. CA 80740 take catt of O\U'S. 'fho Ell\lll.e CM Hilb Mall <714 J MO '1302 r ~~~~~~~~~ (ollowlnlf position~ are NIA T ALL JO F'R K ~ -1 · available: W/,Jood or1anlaatlonal wn\.e coats, obJectl'ol~s. abilities. Good adv po-lmp!enjent pros. plana. tent. Tremendoua ~mo. +~Ill. 8.30-4. beoeflts In auper co. lntervw 546·57GO. Pat Start.Ina aal to l800. Call Meiddl. Uftlled Cettbral Cl • I• ta11t Jr * ~f'tUry. full time. a yn Secret.U')' to manoalni • ..,... Sll.0 , S11ll"1h11Jy tor lhtrnit 1•n ral oflace ex · partn•t ruuallfled can P-r .. ',01181 . prO•C'lt l , I "' . • .... .. l rr..to1PP1h·anl It --'&.... _ nd" e hum .or 11 t. penenc. required. Muat didatAt wi ha~ akill & SoJty. 54~. coasua1 1_P_ala_Y _____ _ 1ah1peuau warned for Btd °''' Wanl umc _. -c+wg _. Luituno Clis>l•lrnno El type M wpm net. San ex per. 1 n t y pin 1 . oui.tandlna cifho ID tor ~ brillcb! Or tut ,ac.Hou for .-,loY• Turo art-a 1-\lll tru1nln1t Julln Cap11tnno. For t.ranscrlption from )Our Penonnel Agency· 2790 TIACHEll AIDE We clfer xlnt co. benefits lntludlng tomprehensrve med/dental I& opt ical coverage Send resume or apply ln penon Shiley Sdentlflc Inc:. 17600 OaJ!ate Ave. Irvine. Cu 92714 979-0500. prt &!'IP& ol Ont.nic~ 't '"' I ...... , ..... uroarum. lfllh c:unl h.'Sltn~ltP t. & interview -A· •. , di-' h ,..__,w, No ..... _,. tor a.lllea!ilft• TOI.I • FT • r I .. .. ... t.'3 .. or u•P one. ..,_..., • ,.,._ • ... y -"' -otr • -\ nli.illon No rt·~ulllr o nil . £.O. E o l / l l l dtak + arHl 70 30 VWI .. u. oa • ru-. ra wr e n com · HarborBlvd.CM Exper'd w/DD •dulls. ALL JOBS FREE Abillt.Y assist all adult client needs. 8 :30-4. l5SO mo + bens. lntervw 546-5160. Pal Meadell, United Cerebral Palsy. CLERICAL m'-••A~ •Pll\ ''•II lnl be la t:nJoJ )Our COOKS & hr~ houl"ll I"' your c•,wn Secnhrf munlcauons & Ute bk· .....,... ......, t-......._ .. nni m• u " bu1u1 '1tll fur in o .. "'at a<W\I\ ror1iK4'\. ·--llr·· "" n.. ,.png. .><& runae _,y to •-c 6.,..un.tdient.1forthl• Y6tl~I Greater lrvane Credit suoo. SuperN.8 .co.oeedson· 1-.., tarp aC't'UUnUhl firm A COUNTER Union hns Immediate Secretary 2 Aud it ly moderate typing & •na . C'\'t w1nnua1 a.mile • 100.t SALISMAM opening for a secretary. partners·qualifaed t•an· knowledge of lO key ad· tYlJli.nl are all you n1· :d H\•hlil hurdw11r.-stott• rc•portlnl[ direct ly lo didate wiU have skill & ding machine lo train on TEACHER-TYPING Tow, Truell Drivers ex J)e8"*I teacher req'd. per d. Top pay. Apply immed. for mornings at G&W Towing, 740 ~ Irvine CoUege of Busi· OtunsWay.C.M .W-125~ l\bt&llll Abbott Prl"S()ftn«'I PERSONNEL l\ll(1v..lloUlotl' vr flumbtnit treu..~urcr Proficiency in exper. In typing, die· tnteresting variety pos. Aacocy. •SOO <..ampu11 11u1>pJ1 .. ,, h'11tlru "' llr.,, typma & shorthand de taphone t.ranscriplion & Beautiful ore. lovely co- Dr.NB 5S7-GJ.22 ...-.orFemaf• l>l'114k SutiSonumw.l iort'd Call Mr Byrne. oral/wr1tten co m · workers, fantas tic RMI tliute IAllMll .. lSS ness. can ~ NOW TRAVB. AGBff Thcl pro( R f: ~I~ want.cl T()p prof~~" cocnm~a>n i;plit P•> 80/20 t-:a1\bhJf Shop Pll\I (.~tl'r. V\*fY al\Ut" uve off•~ 8nn1 ~ood worit b.ab&ti. C'oolid«"nuat a.oquan ~ Real Estate •t/Traiaee Nttt co •n new ol<' llt't'k attractt\~ pt-r110nabl1• In dlL l o handlt> <1w1tchbaard II ~rr•·l ctl~ll wh1h.• rt'h1n •na ~c.t 8-Janl'e of day do&nJ vanety 1 yptn11 4' ICHI I of(' dulle• St.art ing &a.I s.\50 Ca II S~ II>' ~. Coasl.U Pl'rliM ~I Agcn<'y. 2790 Harbor CM AL.LJOBS FREE ll£. SALES rre~tlilOUl> L.;gunl) '11guel firm 1nterv1ew1nte professionally lru1ned sales~ple lnquara e~ conhdent1al. P OBox 2972. MISSIOO VieJo. Ct\ IC~~~~:;c';r.'f• ~ 1492 ______ municaliom;. Salary ~Cals1&1 Sasta11rti~~ .. s!!.~ .... , hi.., ii bl Secretary. Min 2 yrs ex range~SlOOO ..,...,. )' • ..............,, ,,_. 1 n l ova o •· ~111.,. MumlM<rllhip lkp per, type 65 +. g d lf you want LO Join our Coast.al Personnel Agen· TECHMICIANS forl.mmedlnterview Newport/Irvine. Min :i y1"S el<per. Call 7M-1S55 Port>t l-. fYIJ·tlJIMt, UVE 'fHI OUTDOOR bent>r.ts i\ade-de-Offtce growing group, t'all cy,2'190Harbor.CM hnmed. operungs & OP· TYPIST, a ccurate 40 .,.mid .. ghb. llor LIPE YOU LOVE & 17865.f' Skypark, Irv. lreneMcCarlhyCHQ.5000. ALLJOBSFREE p ortun1t1es in an wpm, O't'W forc~ ,.__l'AID FOR IT. S40-_2600 _______ E.O.E. SECY/RECEPT. establtshed co tn the general office. ,...,.., r£1"RET"'RY/Rcpt Frontofc appear. Typing OrA angp pelC10~ aairpon trtsare,ao. ~-394.Z T II l' Am,. 1 1 ,. an Secretary for NB sales of· ~ ~ " """""' .. l"'"CM'· TYH· Spotti;n"'1n " Cluh llt't'(ls rice w /1>lrOnR lyping for Newport Beach Law ~~lme.' ~ti~~l11Sp~e~s troubleshoot. repair & TYPIST -'--..__hSaturday. r .. ·ld tlprt'111•ntul1H~ s kills to perform Farm Good s kills. Lest elettronic system~ Willt · oodl tf _., --'-I I d r rrunimum 2 yrs gen'I or Call SS7-0642 ask for S57·!K>Sl8sk for Busch. I r8ln g yp1s or 2-Sf-ot: who t'l\JllY '>'urkin..: 1.1.1th !>eeret.ana ul1es or 2 ftce expr. 60 wpm. Good Kathleen type setting, 26-30 hrs pr ~I\• who luw lo hunt. managers. E.O.E. For week Must be able to <'limp. & (ash We olf<.'r app'tcall752-6300. benefits. Salary open. Service Sta. Attendant. Telephone Sales Reps type 55wPM . Call *CARL'S t!H't•ll1•nt trJ111111~. 75.2·SS22Jan experd FUii or p/time. wanted. lmmed pt.time 64>6111 quulJCwd ll•lllb, mt•d1cal Secretary /Recept SECRET AR y. Non. Apply. ArcoStalJon. 17th w6-o10rkama voar11.l02ams·h21pftms. ----msur anlt~ &. Jlld1t wnal $6001mo. Must type. re· & CM TYPIST JR bt•oel11~. tr vou re 111 quires fil.tng & answenng Smoker Sm_I comm 'I· lrvme. 833-3347 for appl. ask for . * lt~l">h.'<i. m 11111kan~ top phones. Wall tram m II\ tndustnal omce Airport Service Station Atten· Sllsan. F\IU·Lime for d1ctaphone 2J002 LAl<EFOREST '\Jl:.rry & IOH' lo hu11l & i.urance. Contact Don arell. call 540·2960, 3400 danl exper'd Day & & word procei.s1n1:. 1 •'-U,,..."'HILLS C1sh,callMr.Tuy lurJOI. MiruumatS49·17t8. Irvine Ave. Ste 101. Npt Eves' Fu.ll&pitime Ap· TELE pH 0 NE 75WPM minimum. ,::ood _.. "• M & T n I Y .Bctl. ply Sb. ell Station 1ilh & SOLlClTORS .net.oded •m· ~pelting, Connie Qwnlan 71~11~.8636 ue!t 0 · SECRETARY wanted. · • med. exper d or will 833-95.sO EQUALOPP'l"'t' EMPLYR M 1'' SALES& 1ypmgd1ctaphone&good SECRETARY ll'VlDe.NB. tram. convenient hr1> for --------- WeU known N>al .. !!\ial1• tr~nlna l'U b.n •n open 1na for :a real l·,ute t'C.luc•tot tr;un\>e t:m phasct oo roun... mJ 1.11 tcn;mce. wnt111)1 & ;in ov\'rall ~can•h of rc;1I t":>lalt' cumculurn. Appl! l'aot shOuld ttu\., al lt'ltl>I a bacbelorl> clegret.• 1n ~ ur rel.ilt'd field Real Ei.tale lit & teuchlng cxper helpful Oppor tor per..onal & cor porale growth. Send rc l>Ume to Personnel Darer ~3 -----------MERCHANDISING Th<.' Rcd Balloon 1!. look· 1ng ror l'XCepllOn.tl. tar1•er onenlt'd s ales per-.on w /J flair tor f~tuon mer< hand1Mn~ & display Co nt :.rc-l Maureen dt 5S8 95!1!'> for telephone skrlls, needed Immediate opening ror Service Stal.ton ......_ students. can earn up to TYPfST F /Tl,.. for Real £.;tale Co Call fund raising/develop· Profess. exper, ser'v sta· $3.75 per hr. Call 754-lGOl Mon-Jo'ri. Pleasant work· tor, PO Box 2820. RE Sal Newport Beach. Ca 92663 es Real E); tale YOURFVTURE WITH .UDO REALTY BUSY & NEEDING Uruque llomes or Me1>a Verde 1s "pluggt'd Into" a relocation referral service that has created a demand for more Lido Realty ts anlen ll'"' sale.<ipeople. We are busy mg now, new i.ale::. a!. :.oc1ates &0Ueri.unllm1t and need help' 1-:x .-... r r 11 p e r 1 e n c e d or n l' w t"J opportunuy or u sales people may apply ume :.aJesix.~ple We of fer a fine i.alei. trarnmit Atlract1ve <anltques > of rourse, full ume. non fr ee & top qualJty <peo pie> l!Sl>OCiales to work compel.mg manJger. a with. Contact Sandy :.eeret.ary & beautiful of Orlowski or Jim Wood <it face 1n xlnt locallon. a 546-s.900 computer & many, many ---------more advantage::. Ca II I._,,_,,.._.._.... ..... ..._.,,.-...,_._.,.. Rarbara Hutchings for app't R.E. SALES Mer l complete year of operation our ass1oc1ales can tell you a i.uccc1>s story. Would you ltke ((11 I JUl.JIUS . ., I ROC)ef' Bro wn R.E. 00 QLJ\ll'f 3330 Vlo Udo I 673-1020 673•73oo ALSONDP/TIME .. SECRETARY REST' AU RANT COOKS & COUNTER PERSONNEL Mal~ or hmale Pa rt-t i m e da ys : lun c h ti m e ho u rs 11 :30AM to 2:00PM. fu~time nights: clo~ incJ hours 18 or over. Apply in penon. Tues· day through Saturday, 2-SPM at: rntcrvll'w Sall·-. •MOMEY MAKERS• He Paid l11l'l co Socl'essl ul ::.Ille:. r I'<· or ti & f 1 n J n <: 1 ..a 1 knuwll'di:c nl'l'l'S~ ln,1d1· Jn\'l'~trnt'nl 'all's I-;\ ten1>1\t' tr<11n1ng & top IJl'nehb Sal 111 S!·l.WO l'utenllal $50.0110 t o S\01>.0UO CJll .I.inc) Wheaton. 5'tU·!°>OO t Also He Jobs Srwlhni:: & :-.nelllng 11( N1•wport &•;wh A~l'tll'} t:Wll';,mpu-. l>r. ;-... R Sitll'~per,on. l''<Pt'r pn·I m l'lothmg ,\Or<'. hul ~ 111 1rn1n S.ilary op•·n Ai.>ph m J)l•rsun. 2233 \\-H.1ll111;i Blvd. NB *Carl's Jr.* 1603 1 lolsa Chica Sales f.M.'r-;nn dt>s1n•t.1 lur HUMT' .... G TO .... ...port~ store. t'XI> l \111 " " btwn 10·12 1\M M I" .Julie~ ment omce secretary tton mgr Must have aft3PM 1ng <'Onds Good <·o Slulls lo mcluclt• typing refs. Paid wkly, mon· benehls. Apply. Pe11 ~ECRETARY 7o1so wpm, shorthand. thJy. yrly. Salary. com TELEPHONE nysaver. Hl60 Placentia, Good\ typing i.kills, lite strong grammar i.kills & miss + % Dealer has 20 SOUCITORS C.M. !>horthand. ('all Mr Gut· expr. m bookkeeping de· yrs sa me location Ex Onl Sell h o I b 540 9074 p. y. l e m Y Accurate typist. heavy ten erg. 714· · · s1rable Salary open 673-3320. Pilot. Earn. $160 . S200 a telephonina •. <>ood or also available. clencal Please send resume and k 1• h " "' " l •Servlce Stotioft• wee ~•& est <'Orn · garuzer.35 hrweek $630 pos1t1on,some ypm~. references to J. Barker. f\IU & Part time atten· m1ss1on paid. Your mo. +. Nallonal He;,illh SECRETARY ~23. Corona del Mar danls. Msl btc' over lK phone al home Over 21 . Agent.'y E.O t::. NWl)l Executive set·rl'lary Xlnl wagl'. Apply 1724l 1 D card. Call 83S-64S3. 1 Beach. 75.2·8600 withallsk1lls totramror SECRETARY for small Irvine Blvd. Tus tin toJPMonly execultve administrator Newport Beach law farm. 838-6534 Thiokol Dynachetn position. Must be well or Law oHtce exper & man w . d' · ~<mm>d. Start Sl.000 mo bkkpg ability reqwred. Service Sta Attendants. •. e,i;e ex1pan mg again. Urgent need. Gre.it dl' +benefits Call Barham 83J..3UY7 p1t1me. exper'd . Lite wo .erxntopportun1t1es mands for exper'd & Ill 1714 >955-CASH. mech'I knowledge. App· lo the applicant with the expcmenced ofr help C ASHCARD ly.2500Newport81.CM ~our~ficauons necessary High hourly rale + Secretanes bonus. No rec. Vactor CORPORATION Service Station Mechanic Chetni.tQC TemPoraries. 555.s520 TYPISTS w 'lools. know altgn Minimum 3 years tn· EOE Secretary·Hotel ment.. Other jobs availa· dustraal analytaca1i--------- Tod1r ofi.ale:.. Mature & & SECRETARIES ble 21302 Pacific Coast cherrust.ry & ini.trumen· ---------1.1.ell ,i:roomed. Die _H_w_y_._H_._B_. _____ , tal analysis methods cx TYPIST l h h Hvy lyp Do you need extra money ed ap one ors Service Stn Attendant. penencereqwr S ( ang & ad min .ibality & enJOY vanely LPl the CL......-:-al ~· 1Part·'f1me Day • h1 t1 d N oh frcedom&flex1b1hlvof 1-'Pumc.Noexpnec ............ _.,inett Expertl'n <.'ed With Ll·a in~ 0 olei · ,~ r,. 0 . u a 1 n & Expenence an bat<'h pro-6 .. 1-00 l 536 "' workm0 temporarv. iJS· " ' '" knowledgP of cold lYl.lt' .... / l'A · .~dra "' .. ac"rthur.SA.754·7fl"' cess1ng of ontan1l' EO.K s1~nmentsofyour rhtlll'C '" " NU chemicals & polymer~ f.:x rt•llt'nt <'Ompan1o Work for You 1 ·-.11 1m benefits. Apply bNwc<·n · ~" Service Sta. Attend. full process development & SECRETARY mediately. lime. Exper 'd, lite i.cale U", planntn° of 9 A.M.&GPM .Monda~ r) t P ()(' S · n° < >nl ~o f " ... lhru Friday. Ask for " a r l' ·sa "' inc ~ 0 f i Ce • mech'I knowled~e App facilities & eqwpment + Paul W11rd or DavaiJ l'(l l0ai.s1::.l::.yslt'ms1pro· Jy.~NewportBl.CM production of ultra high Guuerrez J?ramm111#! personnt>I in 0 OVe rload purrty materials re t.lll·paral1011 & m:uol of Serv Sta Help needed im· qwred. ORAMGECOAST TYPfSTS Real E);tate Sa.Jes "9i1ars Welcome RESIN MIXER BEACH 54-0-4717 tt•chntrJI 0 . P. documcn· 557.0061 med. f\111 or p/l. Apply 2 Tec•ical DAILY PILOT taUon Word processing :r.23 Birch St. N. B. 990 E. Cst Hwy. N. R c-:alists 642-5682 ex per helpful. An oppor Equal ()ppor Employl'r .,,.--330 w. Bay St . firee 3 Weeks TRAINING Color matching or rel<1l Sales R~p M i F. Wt· h<1 vc ed exper workin" with F.nual Opp Emplyr M / f ·• ,., "' -an open111):( for Jn to be part of a nal'I data Sheet Maal Experienced an metal Costa Mt.-sa processing co Xlnt co Mechanics Meecled Can1sh1ng. e lect ro lcs!> Equal Opportunity hcnd1ts Phone Ad 1---------1 Yr or rettnt metlll ex copper & pnnled l'1n·w1 Employer m1n1:-.trat1ve Sen.ices SECRETARIES per Able to use all shl'et processinf! a must. Ex· --------- polyester ~m. Oepen· dable worker, w /ability energ<'l1c sale" Pt'rson to to work with ralios & RETIREE scll ofr -.uppht'~ an t:o~ta .... wCcrHr Mew Prosp«tty •Absolutely no prior 1ram1ng or exper1enCl' nt'Cessary percentages Apply 10 Wrap around your social Ml.''a l'ot•wPort lkh an·,1 p e r s 0 n , b t w 11 S(.'Cunly. 30 hrs wk. 111 l'n•viou11 i,;ilt!-. l'xp1·r Manal(er for appt lntc metal machinery . tenslVt'U'avelreqwred WBJtress ~rated Data. Cos ta <W1th&W1thoutSll1 lmmedopemng Technician DickChurch'tRHt. ~lc!.a. 546-6080 TYPISTS Experienced in dl•ar f\111 & P 1t1me Lillie or PBX Panel-Air coatrng &t or inks. no exper needed. 26V~ JOAM-ZPM side. Mesc1 Verch~ Jrca. prt'r d Appl~. &•.wh SI .1 CAM BROM FG (;all 847-96.96. Mon Fri. twners. IU20 <:ampu~ Dr 1571 w MacArthur graphic art a plus. 2 or 4 Newport Bl. CM Loni! & short term as-9 3 y e a r d e g r e <· 1 n -. - 7Ei01CLAY. Jlnlg Bch 9 l2orl 5. NB SECRETARY w. of Beach. So. or --------•!Sall"-GE+fERALOFACE • f>en.onah ted 1nstrur s1Rnmcn1:-.. llohday & Cost.a Me:.a 54 ·O 11 ORGANIC CHEMISTHY Waitress wantt.>d 1mme:il v a c a t 1 o n p a y . ins tead or with exper Apply an person. Milla '· Garfield. Sportrnl! Goou Mlg, in Our c:o 1i. lookml! for a RN'S s1dt• s<1lt·~ For ,11>pmnt secrct:Jry w /t.'1Cpcr in lion • Profess10nal on the JOb EOE ll'rumng. --------- •Upto80'1 comm1i.~1on Restaurant N__....ed r h l rr ml•nlt'allCmnv i til OtiOI gen'I ore work. (;an .,.,... or 05p1t:i !'.la --dtdale mu!-.l have some Hosp1lal1zat1on pl1rn EqualOpporEmployer OK. 547W.19thS_t_.C_M __ _ a\atl ShipptnJ! & Receiving Weatta fortuncSOOf1rm WAITRESS • Cho1 rl! or top olf1ce Perry's Pino locations. Now hinng for F & P T He your own bo~s with a openings. Ideal sup- toP notch profess1on:il or plemenlal income for garuzauon studenL'I. Must be 18 & relief. ICU / Med Suri: All slufts a\·aal Must b<' kno>,1,ledl(e of f1hnit dependable & have refs ---------1 i.yslems & musl be able SA LES W OMEN t o c o m m u n 1 c a t e VOLT Clerk. Will tram. Apply offering xlnt benefits. Fthme 10,. retirement al 3002 So. Oak St, Santa new modern offices & home CallB48-88ll. Ana. eqU1pmenl m the Irvine --- Katella Real2 over. Apply anytime. ~ ..1....& •1 _11 U 21()8a.. W Oceanfront ~ ....,°' s CUI n a Newport Beach 831-1003 493..0442 673-1366. REAL ESTATE SUCCESSFUL SALESPERSONS Limited number or po!-r lions open with pre sllgious farm m Lal!una Niguel area lntcn 1ew~ will be conducted begin mng August 7th <:on r1denl1al Please rall 1714) 495-1720. RESTAURANT COOKS & COUNTER PERSONNEL Male or Fe mole Carl's J r. i1 now a c- ceptin9 applications fot'~yment. Skill assessment tl'Sl!> W/<'USlomers & vendors are 11iven. Group 1n Exper. J MUST for h1i.:h surance avail TOP fashion sper1alty shop by telephone. Must type WAGE.S. Ask aboutothet Salary + comm Call mm EiO wpm. No sh nee. benefits. Come in 9am 644 2652 or apply 10 Typmg act•uracy very 5pm Mon-Fri. person. important. Pos1t1on re. WestcbffNurses Apropos ports directly to V.Pres. TC,.,,.PORAAY &liRVICt:iJ 3848Campus Dnve 5"&4741 <Across From Oranf(e Co. Airport Equal ()ppor Employer Registry 29 f'a!°>hion Island.NB w1opporluntty lo a row 1617WestcllffSte209 into s upcrv1s on. Co. ---------Newt>Ort Beach benl!ftls, sal open. ca11 or 63Hl6lOor7s2-9l IR Sandwich Shop. t2 >Reha· apply an person Mrs. ble. mature _g1rls1wom<•n fit>\•erly Goodman. Robbie's ROCJ & Mop Women needed fur Housecleaning Scrv 548·-0757 Sales A REA for sandw1 rh rountcr Program Doto Inc. Steady work for nght l6632HaJeAve partv Mon Fr• ~o lrvme714/549·0335 nrghts. llo:ig Jlospllal1---------area 645 6401 Secretary tRecepl /Bkkpr. For l p e r so n o f c Newport Ctr addrc..<,s SS WPM $675·$750. Call &10-1555. SECRETARY. P ttime for Orthodontist. Wall tram. 544.5345 Secntcry to SI 200 100% Free to applicant lrvane area. l.Jke meet· ing new people? As secretary to th1i. com· pany pres., you will deal daily w1l'lite cltenL'i. Use your good secretarial talents & softly al!· grc:.s1ve altitude as you prepare ror upward mob11Jly Merit raises. Abigail Abbott Personnel Agency. 4500 Campus Dr, N.B. 557·6122 Shippiftc} and ReceMnq Some assembly work. woodworkers, and finishers. SA location. 54()..4623. Sport Shoe Sales, experd. r ttime. Call 548-3323. Costa Mesa. Sr. Citizen Ctr Dir. f\IU llme. Reqwres ab1h· ty to work well with peo. pie or vanous ages & cer· tarn administrative skills. Send resume lo NCL, PO. Box 97, O>sta Mesa. Ca 92627 Stationory . En«Jinffr l Reqwrements 2 yrs ex· per. in operations & re· complex & work 1ng hours of 7·30 to 4. If you have lhe experience re· qwred. please send re s ume & SALARY HISTORY to· POlox 12047 Santa Ana. CA 92711 WAITRESSES Openings tn C.M. & N.R 6 Mo's roHee shop exper Xlnl refs. We prov1dl' med/dental ins. paid vac. Charlie's Chill Corp. 549-0351. All Equal Oppty Emplyr 1--------• Tire & Automotive Service Sales Tare i.ell mg ex per nee. Apply. ~E.Coast Hwy. CdM TooliMJ Machinist 5 Yrs recent exper. Own tools. Layout. setup cx- per. Prototype cxper de· Stred. Panel-Air 1S71 W. MacArthur Costa Mesa 549-0311 Equal ()ppor Employer WANTED: MEN-WOMEN ALLDEPTS. Merchandising, display. doml'sttc appliance' Sales and service. 6·10 PM & half day Sat. No expr needed in somt• areas. Top wa,iies, profit shanng program and 1n· rentive pay plan. Form· terv1ew call aft 1 PM. 979-3862 Receptionist Greater f rvmc Crt'd 11 Uruon has openinJ? for re- ceptJonist Heavy phone.>!.. busy lobby. full benefits package. Ca 11556-1492. Part-th• day posi- tiofts; lunchtinw h06lrs I 'AMfo2PM. •Sales Directors Xlnt opportunity for h11:h earnings sclltni.: established personal de- velopment seminar pro· grams. Leads prov1d!'rhool Observe & report mmor mrractions & dnv1n~ violations. Sphl shifts tor 2 pen0<b an J day, 5 days a wt'E'k. Apph1·attons are avrulable al the Pohre Dcpl. 8i0 Santa Rorbara Or. N R Apply by Sep· -t.etnber 6lh. *Secretaries* pair of boilers, heating & -------------------- Receptionist N 8 . area. Must have phone exper & gd typms: ::.kills. Va.ned duties. fast paced ofc. Call Terry for app't, 644·7540. RK.,t /Typist Mature, experienced, type 55wpm,. Avail now or mid ·Sept. Ca II 213/321-8809ext 14 •• PcrMimt and fMU.tfme nicjtt positions: must t. 18 yecrs of aqe t o wartr closing houn. SALESCLERK Needed for marine hard distributor. Manne ex perience necessary Ca II 54g..9671 for appl & de truJs. E.O.K M ii'~- "-me_..... flt-on SALES Costa M c!.a """"' r-·-' Fabric exper rcq T"e adca.y thro119h Salary. Call Susan. Satwday, 2·5PM at: 6464040 -------~ NOTICE how Daily Pilot Class· 1f1ed ads display their messages with leg1b1lity and impact? Our ads. we are proud to say, really ~et results. Phone 642-5678. SALESCLERK F /Chg Bookkeeper with construe exp $18K yr Employers Pay All fo'ces Liz Relnders Agency 4020 Birch Sl, Ste 104 Newport Beach 833-8190 Call for Appt1 E6tab '64 Secretary Great co. 1n Irvine seek· A large new expandin~ Heail marine htirdware store. ing flexible personallty ventilation eqwpment. 1 year of which shall have involved operations & maintenance of large or f1ce bldg Installation or mdusl'I air condition systems. Contact Lee Walker, Fairview State Hospital. 2.501 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 957-.52:58. STOCK CLERIC Recepl/typ, Hm. Ownrs. ~-reqs mature, well groomed, personable re cept. wtgd off. skills who enjoys w rkg w people S6'75/m w /pd med. Send resume: Lake Forest II, Master Home Own&ri;. Assoc..l'-7!i2 '.l'ol~ Way .. El'&Jro:- *Carl's Jr.* fi1rm nd ambitious sales beach 1ocal1on. seeks salesclerk wtgoodcyping&sbinex-tremely mteresUng dept * distributors. Women or with minimum 2 years exper. in Co. offers xlnt oonefits & Our Irvine omce has a 11951 lrool&hurst nwi. NB area. Aloe Vera marine hardware. National co. promotions. Startin~ sal very diversified position FOUHY AIH VALLEY f=.t~.~ 9008 or w I a 1 l major benefils. lncludlng life '875. call Sally· 54G-6055. !fili'1!b~~o d~ veie:s:e~ * insurance. health plan. vacation & Coastal Personnel Agen-cord. Duties wiU include 1550•--•M Sates. exclusive jewel!)'. retirement. Gall B. Mor-risoo. Mon cy,~ro~rf'i~ makincdellvenes-.~helv· CQSTAM!SA._ bOutlque. Full lime .................... Frl:fnr ~ "'.141.JM:5...l7ll i--------+ lng-stoek.. tiSlsUn~ in Sl>m&-fltJfhl&r Apply Jlh -· Q~' ---i---lTl'llrT--111 liffi8' (It SU p • * persan.. -Cir.o.. af Boullt Ji JU.ftf;;fltn and ottrer-Jtgtrt-11tttce Receptionis t . p /tlme. 279 &. 17th S t Coast Plaza ~qua[Upportunify ~mp oyer Good skills & outgoing duties. We offer ex eves/Sundays Regis COSTA MESA SALES personahl)' will land this cellent working condi· Ha.Ir Styling S40-8888 • Ut'1 •Hottest xlnt J>OS. w /local elec· lions. a good starting Sa P I tromcs corp. Will be s a I a r Y a n d gr ea l RECEPTIONIST If you weren't lookin1: for feS erSOOOe worlung ror corp. level benems. Please apply Orange Co. airport area '9512 .. ochll~d » new career. you execs. SlarllnR sal to at: firm needs recepl. Co HUNTIMGTOH wouldn't he r eadinit this W anted: G...ot Sale.... $950. Call Chris. 54()..60SS cordless switchboard . IEACH ad, and if we weren't fw ttt. gr.al••t c•ttoMerl. Coastal Personnel Agen-Must have attractive lookingforsomconetodo Sevcral full & part·llme positions ""OO H bo CM * a Job, ... ,ft ad would not 1 cy, "' ar r, ~good -~~epinmags0k0iellr8 9022A.._ be her~~Jf you are oi 1mml'd1ately available In our sa es ALLJOBSFREE "' ..,..,., department. Experience desirable, but any XI n l be n es & al HUNTitilGTOM career mlnded adult & 'loles apltlude wall be considered. For an SICTY /ltECEPT. 1D011phere.IS)().S6SO.call llACH want the oppty lo earn Interview plc:l!ie ronlact our store manager Balboa island, for Peraonnel for appl. three to five hundrc-d a l lawyer & developer. Western Growers A•· E I dollars a week, call toll (7 14) , .... 5070 Sh h d •-t I ,_ .... ., a-~ qua Oppty Emplyr free ,1) 8001327•9.,.,6 ,..,. ort 110 .. YP nit ..;:'°°==11;;;;;"'="·~.......,,......=-=~--1 m /f ' .,., akilla. Prime ottlce In Recept/Sec'y to op -~~~~~~~~~ anytime> <tor recorded es heart of activity. with tonietrtau, pt-Unie to1• _mess __ aa:.e______ SI fol S"1 ~(Ci') great growth potential. full, plNSant job, can JOUr old stuff for Sell With EASE' ~ O L:5 ~ c=J L5 675-5460 ~ lato a career. Will new goodies with a l\'sa BREEZE 44 fasho0n i<ilJnd newPort center 644·5070 WANT ACTION? tram. S41-ISZIS,IC8-2350 C11181ified ad. 642-5678 Classified Ads 642·5678 Classlred Ads S42 5678 ....,,._ -"'. .. ........ _, 'I MARINERS SAVINGS 1515 West.cliff Ori ve ~Beach M2·4000 Equal Oppty Employer STOCll IM CUC Knowtectge ot el~roolc parts, receiving f& 1blp. ping procedure req 'd. Good JMl.Y· Co heMflta. Equal ()ppOr. f:mployer DICC trvine 547 4731 I I . -................. - I " . . . --. ,,. • r ----••"\••··---...... ·---· -·-·,.-· .. -... .· -·: -. DAILY PILOT '\ . --.. r ' .._ ' '-· • ...,. • , IOIO MllpW__, 1100•-a... IOZO IOIO ...... , 1090 ..... SM. IOH .. eq1.,_. .................. 1 ••••••• :;;:;............... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SundlY.AuQU.t27. 1978 DAIL v PILOT • I 5 WANTED: Ko t..1uoa h~nt1 sunar•Y· xlnlLavely btodraom PUIUCA.UCTIOH UHiGAGITAGS ~!~~!!:'!9 ..... ~~~~TV~~ IOtl ~~ ..... ~_!~ ••~h.. Older lady 0 ('Olld m a,;~ ,S..,pd ~ twuilut1.rn.1on1blc -. •I BUY** MANY l'lNE ITEMS OF trom ~ busine.aa card •••••• : .................. SKtPJACK 20. OMC moltillrol)'OUJ\lchUdt mam fU.JU'' ESTATF. JEWELRY. Send one ca.rd tor uch LC eapadty N<qe auto , 'd 1v ompl. l'I ~for6aeod my 1 yr , Good Ulf!ld Fumi.lurt' ART OBJECTS. AN Ula pl\al one spa.re. We dryer. 175. Vlbratorle•· Maplutereo.aunlts.Ger ~~;rhau~edc u111~'~ut .W lo\d)'. en nC"d Mt*1......,•IOJI MoVUl•Sa~.Mcu n aid !.~f1o!.8S'Etl r~~o~."'111 TIQUES. flNE FURN. relurn ptrmanontl.Y erclaor. Infest Sears rard turnlablt. itln t funcuonoJ trJih'r an dauatuer 10 EJ No ••••••••••••••••••••••• by 11ld• P"r,1. .. dr~••0r ETC PHONE FOR IN· 11eattd attracUve taf, " model. sells 1150. now cood.Sll5.~ riud~d Dc-pend•bl• :,./ ~~~~~~~e~. ·~~~':• tabJr. ;::· ;.~11')'~~. ~~:f:'!a =:.'a4:c~~~ FO 4r HROCHURF. .strap. mcetln1 air •n~ S1S ao391 S.yv1ew Ave, HI fl or stereo. 2 mo old. Ch•vy v" enit. aood R.e& rtlqUlf'«J Misc power tool• wltl rltra, twn bd • "hwl. ~~~~~~~~~! 64$2".W ~t ~w&~!&':'·,~;e~ SAH. JSL ~.OOOH AM1 t l"M ~~5:i:~sblll& boat .............. da1tt. ptbl \lah1obr .;;. --•1UC/4UCTIOM pe-.. u~~ .. •age cl ..... eZ ltayaks.. fbrala. never ste r eo r e<'.-ver 1_~ __ . _____ _ --· 0 •al> CASllPAIO rv ·--~~ n "° used. 2 I dou w /cas1 .. t1 e t('· 1111~<' · F\lr .. ..i ......... lum, i.ntl MANY f"JNE l 'r£MS OF wallp•per. fa brae or bl • aeaddr ~ e. li cordtr/player 2 10 .. JSI.. zs· Power Sportllahmg 6' ffi tll•ln hnll r lll't' MOVI GSA.LE C1.1 tom -._ EST AT£ JRWELRY "Day Clo" paper&: we e pa es. e or aters 4t oSR 4800 r(' Boal. Wood hull. Oytn1 ...:..;...;........;.,.;;._;.;.;......._ ___ r~~~~ ... }\ •2h:y;t~Y ~rivet fiurt"al ~ftt. 11mrn <1ueitf.drTV'•tl67-8ll3 ART OBJECTS, AN· will IH!clc & tnm your bltolr 645-0Ul8 ~':rd chuat'r 122, bru1ae. newly rt>buall Wt18'.Y~llUUU1anrtud d -,. n1111 Sota. bile 11au11 .DICOl.ATOIS 11QUES.FINEFURN .. tQs.Ortry twocordllNEWKlRBYVACw/aJI ~5 en31nr Nt-t-dll aomt-._ Sa c Plu lam ~ 11 " JJUO It Sol•" 2 r cfllnlnt Cbllll'!i, E'OC PHONE FOR IN· bfack to bark . attachment.a. Must sell work. Ovetllll condition ere1 :,al , rumm ~ blu wh\ tryatol (.'h11n Rll2':RAHTIS,..LI P'O. 6 8ROCHURF.. PRICES: AJso new RAINBOWS Magnavox stereo turnta· excellent Brand new ~ CIMa.... it her. lanw11 tubh.1& "''" " 6'U-a!IOO S2eu0f'3/$S Call after 1PM.9793860 ble. two speakers. Good d1rect1onal f'lnder and -""' m.1rrvr11 drcor lit-mi. uv rm. dlnana " .mh <l/51.apSl.GOu cond1Uon 1971 mudel FM 2 wtay radio tooooor WOOOSH<» KldJ! 124ll Rutlllnd r<ct 112 q'""' to 1>4.· •old ut ori11 Garaae S11le. Au,;c 26·27 4 6/9tapSUOea. For Sale. two rabbit Need& only du.sting $2S. best offer. Evc>n1ne1< ~mall. ttrowt~I NllWfJ7).\) ro11t ~3 Afontl'CllO ~of louvered duors. 10ormoreSl.40ea cages30"xJ4''.Sl2earh 644-1742 ~937& ul d 11--~------·• 1~PVGl.ASS 1111.Li bdrmcomer1roup.bu11k SalesTaxlncluded caJIMIM009or340-4018 -------- m.n •<'tucr n"" C-raa lpt' wt11tt'l.K.tdroom l'dM t•o r Curlhl'r 1nro b(>d,., m111r Items. 951 NOCARO? Jo'OOtball Special. Giant DESPER~Tt:. MUST ~oiin.-mrn, ,1olne P•r• 'rlJ • 1030 li('t IJOO l'nnlul•l Hll 1600 or CllUOr.LagBch Draw your own or ~end SCRAM-LETS screen LTV.~. Super SELL 27 Chris<'.rsft. ,imt'Uflt' U lltOl!I ••••.....-•••••••••• .. •• .. •••• .. n311" 7"'1"""' l f ~_. 'ct fctrydir.,,,.. "'-lsloadt!<iCorftsh& Pu'<tl~tt 111nd 1upJltn .,_ 0 ..., .-.. opp pr~rr....... name. address. phone & Pl ure. a o "'"'· """ ' ' ... uod .. urk"' VOil ~room Hi.up 4NTICi>UES we'Umakeontcardper auswERS wonderful buy. 540-2505. plt'uu r e. 1 '2 ·~uo -· .. ban•"•' •"tltu•'•• \'uihr \I \•nlartta•r M.ovm.: ~we (.'oud1 ~ Obi•• box. ~pnngs mall 1''1ne qu1l1ty 011 tag.Add2Steach M 7~ 673-9570 ,.,..,, • .. u /7"' 1 o-"n bt-d hlfldbc1t1rd & fr11mt', •Int ('Und $.'i5 P"lntanas on canvas Ou Dab ---------h~lll 1eac-h 1mb1H\)u • .. inm C"n ... •••11 "' "'""'"""'"' .. " • Sendcbeckorm<>ne)'Or'· Ult -ba-......... & .... .-a--2s· Flybridge Ct1 b1n hardwork..-1 i C•ll t1 t:tt <'lt't-trn1ur ttm .. r. f1•ml' S'l~ 2 wttlnut dw,1 .,....__ ml..~· items Sat & Sun, derto: Saucer -Weaken -~ ~ Cruiser Lo hrs. 12 chan ~ppt ~ ........ ,1 .. , "•ll•1 \~ adJ e~u·I ~ lhH ttr.r11 s:t.\N1 li!lalKMr,-..•n "··-h h ..,U\ 433Hchot.ropt>.CdM. ..LOT-1,........,G Midway -Denote -,.......,..... •n.rc-, ROF. Falho-ter • '"" • "~ • ... f I •1 , .... & moH• 4117 4144 Sun """'h~mp 4.'()U(' , w \ ....,.,, r-1 r" """ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •nr .. _ UwtWQOd.~\\ l•thSt ln)s. ·~•tit•· ""0 ur';j.. dining a .. t. Nll'\t• $220. Dally til 111l 1~sold. Tools. PQ Bo 1560 Chinese Food lt must be dual bait system. en<' t.O.taM\: Kud.Du~lbUChhdeo 1 tockuul 1bl ~. l>len><1 mactun~&younameit Cos M. xCa very <hscourag1ng to Ge.-.d 90fO sli1nd·UP head Xlnt proJ Br,!ld 731 1710 _ 8uu11ful (.'U•tom tip11nu1h soo k '(I ~ Ogl • c M ta esa. · 921626 mainland Chinese to •••••••••••••••••••'"••• ro nd M 11 ny x tr lh WOIJ(ATHOMI C4fl 1015 d1n1n11 rm tbl II chh p~'in~l~h . pT~c~~· 361 est. · PUIUCAUCTIOH lmowt.hat mspateof all lO'FisblntBoal.Fbrglass S46·lll8t 911m ·5:30pm Ptlont-,,a) . li1tht ouJt-. ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Onyx top !ihk~ ufr ~l'.! eves Leaving state. t-veryt.hing MANY lTEMS OF FINE the proaress they ·ve hull wat Seagull eng 586-0570. aft 6pmlall d;iy Qall)30..52al 673-~ must go! 611 Carnation. ESTATE JEWELRY. made. Amencans are Sl50orbsl.675·9608 Sat /St.In Prn111111 kttt~n!>. r ham ---fl!tate closing. must sell UiM 9-3.Sundayonly. A.RT OBJECTS, AN· still ea ting more · -------Worll.t>ri. In t'h4'miul pion ~•rt'd l fo'A rt•I( tut vvlvt't bOld ~30 Ki :ii bed Sl25. 2 nate TIQUES. FINE FURN .. CHJNESE FOOD than Must sell' Sears 17 31 · Chris Craft Com R.el\nt'f')' a$() tu i;t.;art 5hou. SlOO & I.IP :>46 !l9fi5 Carvl'd oak dbl bdrm M'I i.wn<b S10. 2 floor ran Movmg t!Verylhm~ goes. ETC. PHONE FOR IN. they are. Kayak. molded frbls &t mander AJI fbrJ?ls. LonJ? HS l'hemaat11 o• w-0rk RARt:: Rf'il.ll I 1\ 111.· 1100 Abulunf Shtlll dm delubrm, ~ea. blu club Sal/Sun Aug 26 & 27 11 FO. & BROCHURE -...:....-------olrover$275.536-4391 eq1.1.1pt list+ all nu elet• t-xp "° 1.•ht•~1c~li< hrlpful purt'bred chitm~ l~nt-' inti. tbl & diri. SIOO chnir Sl25. fo'r Prov AM to4 PM 2423 Andover 00.2200 Misctl~• Canot>. frbls. red. white & 1rnc" Cond must be 7 3 30pm ~.OF. ~9 .i;,ct Barman luttt>n!I Sl~ Sl75 ~ ,IMI! hdbrd S75. dei.k $125. PICM W~ 1011 blue. xlnl cond $280/0fr seen' '$22.500 p p ~ 10 .ippro\C'd tum. onl> 5 pc: t•omt-1 c:ou<'h. dt•sk ;irmoin· S900, con:.olt-Moving Sale . Sut & Sun WANTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-3763 _673 __ 4220 ______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.e.iun.i C'OU,!ltr) II 31 711 tampt.. b1&r stool~. twun st.:reo. churry wood rh~1>I aft 9 AM . .tnllqut-ll. TOP CASg DOLLAR Wanted: Wheel chair M c714 1" .. "291• ba Gd d R I $450. 4 high b1lhard t """ln·A d~n""'w·p rh1 ld s1z"', chrom"' C· an arm. Y Aldi ... 1 1005 ,...... · "'' con e ai. or a,...~ "s. gar " ~.. · PA I D F R Y 0 UR " ~ r I' cc., 196 chatrs $& ea. 3 rattan m in" ll"'ms IU"., ""'"·l760or"•o.0931 645-&Sra t 17~a s surplus hrel•--------• leak. $50 *SEA RAYS• BOAT SHOW PRICES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft--10,.0 ...... 1 u ~ " · '"" JEWELRY. WATCHES. .,...., .,..., .,_,. , barstools S40 ea. misc books. coffee & tmd tbl. ART OBJECTS GOLD PUllJC AUCTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reina. ~"'"· r""k1nu ··hr. nems·best orter 675·2256 bar t I II 1 · · ~:-.....1 --------- R ,. JV .. "'" " " " oo !>. wa amps. S J L VE R SER V l CE -'78 8' dinghy Save S75 MANY JTF.MS OF FINI'; G<1ld~n etr1~vt'r pu" pallo chr, b11r stooli.. p11 couch. toy~. ping.pong FINE FURNITURE & hts.,_nh 1013 $125 552-6041 ESTATE JEW El.RV. pie. *<..' f'teld & :.how tur<'l>. & lubll'640·7741 10' sofa. ~old $100 Youth tbl.lent & more 2758 San ANTIQUES. 645.2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ART OBJ l!:CTS AN pd Shots. wo rmed dbl dresser. matching Juan Ln. CM <Mesa Del ----------i ,.. P! ---------•I TI Q l ' ES . ... I N Jo. raised 1o1. TLC Xlntdal>p If ophol solu & 6' lovt-dei>k , yellow1whitc s-10 Marl PHONEMATE I HEED ~HAM · 197 6 36 · T w n d :<> 1 FURNITURE ~;T(' <21.31~·1561 !.eat Darby gold id each. Exec. des k $15 Telephone answerinJ: Preferably an old Sportfish, slip avail. PHONE J-'OR l~,.·o & •• l'ond $150 Zenith h1 r1 640-5953 Wes tinghouse rt> machines wiwarr. S7!J. Fender Baseman. but BROCHURE 645·220CI AKC G,erman Sht>pherd l'Onsole record player fngerator frost free. bol· w remote. $149. anytlung in good working ~~·~1n1tt' Sedan 1977 Aa78Modeb MultCJO PYPt> Show background mahogany xlnt cond $60 tom freezer SJ35 Off1re condition for around $100 Pool t11ble. antique. nn·a Top bloodhnt's Blal·k 65.JJ Brad Dr HB ~Sale 8055 desk $75 751-6674 Roger. 750-3791. will do. Call 661·6261 an w/NewPort shp. 65 nrs Making room tor 1919 model5 now on display 11185. s ·x9'. Brun)w1t·k . .md lan. 638·9JOtl -----••••••••••••••••••••••• <.: A R p E T M I L L 5 JOpm. S.59.950. inclu acl·~ Si.000+ 1n - -MAPLE IOO's or how.ehold 1lcms. Growing up sale. Gumes. CLOSEOUTS From S2 50 32' Luhrs w/radar. aulo HARRISON'S SEA RAY IOATS wi.t Sur $3500 499 1237 Yortu.hire Temer wt xlnt Double Bed, Ortho Box E dryer. toys, books, records. hund made !.qyd :>49.SlKl :>49-SllH · For 5'l1e: Thomas Organ Pilol, ammac. $39.500 --- --bloodline av:11I rnr stud Springi. And M illlrei.s. sporting equip. clolhing. Uu~s. collectibles. old & 10 m-OS. New Call Islander 36. Sacnflce Mdiihog Dun(•an Phy ft M'rHvirt-20371 8ay'>lew S Like.• Nt-w Conditwn SISO 543 Ji'ullerton Npl Hts new. gift & decorating Boxes for moving. all 5.SH~S BROKER 645-6600 rop-lear tbl & 4 chairs A l:. 9G2 u•J7 Slit/Sun 10-4 items Pictures NC. Ali.o popular SIJ.l'S, lowest 3l0t Coast Hwy, N fl 63f-2547 Xlnt cond SJ75 493 816.1 .,... t h t S70 Wood s de .., I t Offi E... :.a..-& ----Beaut ~entle purt.'bred ti B Bl k S I oy t es ' pncc.-s ~a e on m1spnn ~e "'"''~ •~ Man'n• ---. ---;5 vr old bathtub' and mo f'em Doberman lu Cmr ~roup w i blt m sll'reo Drkaybvl aew7' oc hat-( twtn bed $275 821 Cam ed cartons. 10 xtra lrg on Equipmrnt 8085 ~__... 9030 Glastron 22 .· 7.5 SI 1.700 l'ttd ar r h l'i.l 3:11 ~ approHd ramily homt-&tapedeck Ask1nj( $125. very g~ c'!,~'!f S80~o k;.i~ phorSt NB cBustbluffl ly SB.95. Free deb very ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• :;r.r.:-:;·;·•••••••••• Sea Rayz.1 . 7:-, $l7.800 !'llt>whope. SA Spayro. !>hob etr SlSU SS2 i 148 hdbrd bookc:ase l'Om b Tools, hurdw11re items. & (with min order I <714 I Ofr furn & eqwp of lrf.l pro I Luhr Sprtf1sh 28 i6 500 -!H&-2032 SS2-34419AMto3 PM ofr's. Nr new. dt•sks •ZODIAC , VOYAL:ER. 63156.w ... w 0 h ., n d .. " r ... tll -Deeoralor items Par:.on:. S60. walnut Antiquei.. much more. Sat1Slm 12·5 ' " • ¥ • " ood -'-··.. I d d ""'"II'· CM Co I k l.Ofas. rhn. j.!<'n I ofc Port A·Mar1n1• J --AbOrtJ?ine Phil1ppin1· Old Engll!>h Shel'pdo#(. teakw rr SmUf\bCUI !<! <ISS re WOO patio I urn. 1....., unOIS nsole piano. I (' nu. Items inrl files. typwrtr lnflalabll' Boab '73 22··· Searay Loaded Pygmlt!l> Age unkno""n I ft.>male. :!'2 yrs. AKC. top co ee ta . e $495. porch ~wtnli(. brand new ure. household $550 Blue & wht floral refng. etc Mul>l M~ll 2!125College. CM I xlnt. lo hn.. lrlr Sl!OOO Tnbal Histoncal pieces $75 to gd hm &15·6625 I matching chairs, ':"arren 20401 &tyvn•w A \'l'. SAii 11:,~~ an11ques. planl.5. pnnt sectional couch. "er Y r::. n b I e p p 1714 1540·2070 CaJI Pat. dy<i, !)73 1212 On _,.. 1 Lo imports $495 sofa $145 ,.. SlOO RCA 19 .. blk twhl Eves. 492 u><.., ly vu1er coupe in s . ' · . · Sora. ::.ofa bed . tu hit-:.. 1942 Prt Dunleigh Cir. TV bl d 979·9962.644-6815evl' ...,.,., Angeles Museu m ~=~:!;r;::.~l)bopuppy,, 'ir:i;~~·.bo~~t~r~l9~: dinetteset w 16chrs.ma N8Satl03.Sunl0·6 w poria · e stan · GRAYMARIHE . Mahogany ch1~ftam anLI 495 .... ,.,1 refnR szs. paintings el<' p I e TV co n s o I,. S45 962·l97l. Pets 8087 Thetradil1onal heavy du 18 ftshi~~ ~al. I IO. bait ware Approx 4 tall Roth """ · Pvt pt~ 494.5356 w•remole, Hi" color port J FAM 11, Y GAR AGE Ca11>et layer ha::. bdrml.>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ty. lightweight marrne lank. tr r4 Sl2()() p1et'h 1W11l not st•ll AKC Spnnger Spaniel. IOI TV+ mast Sal1Sun 9.J SAL.E Bikes. (u rn. plu."h 3 Emrld Gm 1 African grey parrot'<> engine To 3SO HP Ge ~~!> __ _ ~·roll lnsurnm·e&>rv1t·t· hnell. best offer D\:o.. lounge rhrs S250 1bst 1 Monrovia Port Manle1gh Cir. 548-4466 <:01.·kaloo:. & wrought AulhonzedDlslr Bn!-.tol 24 ·. :...Ip' ,i_ loadt-d ~paratt.!ly ISI0.01.10 Th<.· mo·:.. female. l·humpion PrSupermodernchromt' 893 Townl', C~1 Olf clolhei..muchmore 17 Red S45 t-ll Oth!'r:. Xlnt talk ing ability nu1ne new parts l '76 Sea Ra) Sundanr(•r 400l!Campui... Dr Suite I 5J6Wl!1.cvei....IW8!15i.ci ·new Qn sz twcl $2()(llbi...I , • . . IHarborVuHome~tlN B iron t'aj!ei... t•h ea p &-rv1ees. Cottta Me~a SlS.000 New condition N li <7 1.t l S•!l 8686 or ofr <.:all 752 U7J2 Gara~e Salt· Sal IU·5. Sun Sat·Sun 9-4 Ong L1lh~. mu:-.t M•ll. 55ti &921 Ci l4 1892 R541 ti4 c, 90411 . fl4 s. 7;; i. ~c~ Bl•,1uuful Enghi...h St•\lcr -------125 1862 P tirk AH ! . • r_:"'~ .. }f~1S800edla·n8odtu•rla~"~1r Pi-•&Orn••s 8090 BO .. T-STOLC'.N h~vo f>t2322_1 -----pupp11:~ Mo-.l !o('{' lo ap !I blue '('l'ttonal l'llUl'h. Cm.ta Mes.i I YARDSALESat·Sun 113 . ...,,.,., ., ...,.,, __ .. ..,-· ,.. r. 0 ' lliO ~t.!ars old. torner t·up pr er 1 ate v t•rv rl'as i.:oocfrond. SIOO . -.---.-. -I 863 Ba Y Po r I W a Y L.ubarow $300 fl73·1122S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Van:.on I!#' 1ra1ll·r <.:all 15 3 Boston Whaler 1 yr board Bufterfly shclvt·s. 49Hi001 . • ~ ·1232 II Vinyl i...h.ide. dl•coratt·r Newport Ot!al·h pvt party. Cal>h . l'crl HAMMOND &S4·8682 d.iyi... olcl 70HP Mt.?rr. lrlr uJa...sdoors. $350 979 7079 --- - -fountain. bike. :.pt•akl'r h k rr .... L· D X I dJ h .. I t u 13 ,. <: •t c et: o er SPl.._.ET ORG .._M R .... O .... R man' xtra!' Bs t ofr LHASA Al)bo pupe.. i\Kt'.11 r\mg St rn; Int eond s es, ura:-.b ;in l'rn. ti " ._.on~· r l's s. n f"'ll "' " " ~ Antiq114t J~weiry wks Sl75 llt•Jdl>oard. !'>prt•ad rncl volt radio. mut·h mon·· Si.t1Sun Couc h. tbls. Craftsman rJdtal ta bl<' Mod e 1 L 122 "'1 r h .76 MotM ~asran. tow I ti40-7117 Rick __ _ Tht-Porte Rouge 18JI • 64:1-0574 SISO Call !17!1 7321, "4j() 62nd St N B I baby item!>, c-hr:.. tirC'b. saw S200 10 pc r;.itan set RJ-:VERB Owm.cJ hy a hrs. pnred n1tht 499·212.'i WestclJff 07thSl 1. NB --------I MOR1': S'5Q glflS bdrm Sl'l 7 pt·. professional mui;1l·1an ~ ----I ---------Dachshund Pups. AKC. i..; E Coppert<inl· lkln~ ANTl~UES R0<·ker s.55 St9S Film~ eabmet $30 1n exn'lknl rnnrltt100 211PS.-agull. Ion~ ..,hall loots.. Sail 9060 Oak dresser. beH•led mir rruru·s mooth. blk & tan::. S75. Marblt-lnp dml'lh· 4 washstand S68. Singt•r GIGANTIC SALE Wurhtzer girl:. brke s;i5 Now J:o.kmg $..')511 bt•sl ol Sl25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ror. sohd $75. Gd contl & brwns. M /F Sl 25 chr-. s:!5 !i45!)250 S68. 4 oak t·hrs $1011 SatrSun. Couch, lamps. SpmetPianoS..57!> Booh ftr Call li7371M.'i •'ll'rt Afl5.:>4X9ffil 16'HOllECAT 54821S3 B:IJ-3575 Pitther & bowl $35. woodfurn,jewelry.ptr· 559-li230 1nie:-. & v.e\•kt·ncl:..I ,--Cl••.,n wilh trailt•r -------------Sofcibt'tl. •>" S45 ()urhe\cled mirrori. Sli & lures. books. l'lotht•!->. -61•i 21511 da) ... 1 Mun ·I Volv•> I cnt.i ou~dnvl' 67547$3 Oak German c·h1mrng be<bprt'JllSIO '""1 ptc· S25. Amt·ri1.·an oak motorrydc part:.. m.in) Rncks. nt•w & u:.t•d Thur:. 1 wtr ru:,adcr l'ng t:ompl ----- ""all elock.work:.S200 ftofftoYou 8045 lure frame::. $l !'>i! Tuyi. sideboard SJ50. m1bMOn hou~t.'ho ld rlem:. 211 1 Heasona blt• Aho -- -w ltransom shield. frt.'l.>h 1974 n · O'Day Oays;uJer 5482153 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557.3249 dt.~k&cbaarSJ80.Morn:. <.:ostaMesaSt.CM 11,ahan1Zt•cl roor1ng. Per1ec:t rond. Wurl11a•r watt-r <'no11n n. e l <' &tra11l..,. S2000 ---Sml P?kine:.l•/Tc·~r11•1r1 s•~· conlt•mPQrar~ ..,.,f., l'h.11r 35 Bl•nlwood --------3'x2t:' 536·&974 E!Jony Aaby C.1 and SIOOOlbsl ofr Pvt ply 751 6848 ---------•I IT\IX. I ·~ \r 'p.iyt:d l from m'"'"I hom" ""I''·• or ehuir Sl2. 3 Victorian - -------Piann.S2500 5"A·4362 644·fAi86t•ves --SLOTMACHl.._.E 1 l I h vu... ' ""' Sat ~un onl~ · 9 5 --- ---LIDO 14 $695 " mo,,t quu 1 ll'{ omt• 1...~1 off .. r 6+1 515(1 chdtrs 2'.l.'i ea Oak t-nd 1hl • • S .a.LE ~ 35/il '""" ' ~I 2465 Nur't'. C:l\l :tfl 11 b'7J·S4H!I. 212' 1 Ft•rnlt".if BOX ES Wurl! llt'r Spi m·t. ""hi loat P 9040 !l"i 1006 "Veslwknds· "' I A\l' Coronadl'I Mai f1n1:.. h. S2"1l li:ll 5501 s, ower " ... SEPTEMBER Frl--(! ln!-th St:tlt·r pu~lJU.t!'\ ~'1:_1t1l<• ll<.'":: tl-12 5(;78 ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1\LLSIZES&SllAPES ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• - - --- ONLY 9 v.k old. shuts & dt• u ___ ... _ .... Good 8065 770· 7679 day.... 673 ; II:> l'Vl'~ 76 Vntlhtt• .'Ul rthl c•;1h1n Carx• f>or~ 19.Y • f"'IUIDC'J'JVJU s --- ---nrw mnd1t1on Lot .• ol n. Jolly Ro~~~ -1 wormed646 5934 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely hand l'rochC'led 1905 upri~hl I\ .i.irton trai., all ieak interior lonail:-.1.l2 .. SGIOO S45UO $33.!Mlll S2'7.5011 $31.5')0 Anll<1ue MUi...ll' Ho~l'., C:lut:ks American lnternat;onal tl:I02 Kettenng. Irvine 754 1771 --- Appliances 8 0 I 0 ····•········•········· Large metal ut1hty ~hl'd. frt·e for Pll'kln A up 5"11 ti549 ------Malt! Ausl Shep mix (,11 \\ k1cb. xlnl w.itchdo~ 979 1471 f<'RGHT DAMAGEOB t.?a u.t p~pptl·:., HOTPOINT SALE 330tl Lab (1erm Shorthair. W Warner nr H~rbor. rdy ror gd home. :.hob S,mla An.i. 979·2921 556-80IO ___ _ CASH PAID Toy Poodle. f'em. 11 ::. r ... W:.hr Dry r s 1 Rl'fri J.'? n('<'<ls lovt.' l'h 5-15 5357 1o1.ork1ng O!:_!!Ol 957_!!~ ari 5 l'~I . __ _ ••MOVING•• Used rcfni:t w 1rrl'cter White. runs exrellently $50 661-6261. aft 6 Kenmore Gas drycr.xlnt t•ond Sl25 640-80<W or 644-4040 I:! wk old puppy, Gt'rman Shepherd & Australldn Sh<.'Cpdog M 646 8347 Shclt1e CoU•l' 3 yr., bt><1ul. trained, rnu:.t fmd homt• 1mml'tl Evt'., !;.1(14229 Fr;Rtda~ refnR. S75 ~~~ ••••••••• ~?.s.~ Clean. 2334 Westmm~ter Coe.ta Mesa Oak omn.• desk. tuble & 3 rha1r11. t1o1.·n bdrm -.ct. & RelnReralor rrce1.er. whl misc· Cash only -193 5544 GE.S75. --- 968-9391( e O n I c m p o r a r r gold brown c·ouc h !10 · Philco no· fros t side by lonR. ltke nl'w SIOO 2 gold side refngtfrcezer . Cas h naug wing back sw1vl•I ::.ale SISO 493 554-l rockers. gd tond $.)(1 cJ 17-;u fl Hot.point rcfng. 548 4~16 1753 Tu ... lin <:M wh.tte~ltom (rl'czer, Rd Cou<'h & mat<'hmi.: rh<1ir rond. 548·6535 S75. Corfoc t hi. Bed'. ----Lamp s mist• R~~11io works good & ~verythi~g ~oes this 493-~/645-4533 ~ 536 51~. 960 5726 :.i20v cloth es dryer. compl. Moving. must sell Sat new rblt Mus t sell Kng bt>d set w frame S7510BO al.9·5617 $JOO. 2 pc sofa w/2 chrs. ----·-----light gold velvet Sl25 In Gaffers & Saltier gas pie dresser S50 :>44 86SS range, JO", upper & or837 3002 _____ _ lower oven. gold. $150 ,.._ n..... CO h & ~ · SS&ro78 "' , .,.,,,'() UC ._." 81 I'. ~ _ ---__ ---C{)liu:. 14' avocado Fr1Jidalr.e. &e-l!&Oorm.2102 !op freeier. SlOO Ph GREEN SOf'A Very goorl 2131592·1846 - -rood. sso. Used appliances. greal Call 848 9873 ban!ains, best for less. 7• SI t I tbl 1 --11 Best AppliancesS36-0911 3 e PoO · amp. a ac<'es8 $600. Unusual Whirlpool Wai1 he r & Dryer. used 6 mo·s. Like new 842-8056 butcher bloc k lbl w1scrolled wroughl iron base. 4 Bentwood canl' ai-a.... IOZO chrs to match 1325. Wht -r--Fr Prov twan b<!d xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• mauress St50. Yellow & SACIC TO SCHOOL SALi tWw&UMd wtll rolled back chra S75 ea L« pumpkin rug $25. Le oran~ ft.Ii, md Sl~ 962"2177 CnllHn U & 10 apds MX bikes, mC>Df'ds. r• Moving. have % coffee pair & ser v(cu all tablea SS.ea 12· aofa, makes. buy. ffll. trade matdung chair ~. 2· x :M70 NEWPORT BL. CM 3• mirror $10646$5 842·7910 DOUBLE mattress " box SEU.. Idle items with n sprina. Like new, $75. ~ly Piiot Class1f1ed Ad 642· 1045 before l l SEE YOUR i\D IN PRINT IN 24 HOURS Place your Daily Pilot c lassified ad before 5:30 p.m. and it will run in the next day•s issue. The Daily Pilot is the ~ . only afternoon Orange County news paper to off er you this 24·hour servic~. Stop by our office or ca ll 642 -5678 and a fri e ndly a d -visor will help you place your ad. You can charge your ad or use BankAmericard or Master Charge. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 .-1 •••#1 1•~· , ..... .,, ... , ,,,, ... , .. ~ .......... ,. ' .... ;.f.. ....... Double mallres:> and bnx af21tans $50 & up piano Very ntCl'. Mu!o>t rr7.000 Cirm pp S<.ol• in Pearson 'vn!?d 3:> •pnn" LikA new . s-1.. 675~26anvtimc· sell. S39S or bst ofr 0 h (.'hOC'Y Ll•c35 " .. " " Newport at ays orc·s · Call &12·1045 bt>fore I I C.:arpcl, gold shag. hke nu. 673·59_57_______ shp 42 or call 645-9040. l.;Jander :r. $4.$.~"' $72.0011 ------1.is ,q yds, 5200 C::.tm MUST SELL mWdu 1 rlt 4 t6()(l .. <· 1 r 645-7779. 642-322_1___ 59VO. SVtAJ KG~!cR·h ·59 Roll·a way bed. 30C rnfr<•t• .,. maker. vacuum. rug drapes. l1nt•d. antique Reed Organ. 25'TROJAN. xlnt. G.11 5654> :.hampoocr 946 Serr.1 satin. 2 sets 8' x 14'. $150 sroo. 842-m l $1500 36 •KETCH Way.CM.546·11131 _!>!_5i_5_7_75 ______ Spomnc)Goods 8094 8kr 960-3664 SlS.OOOiorr 962998:! Amt·t• 1wcerator used ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------------Sterlin$>! i...1lvcr flalwan· Fas hl'rman c; dream 19· Towle Old Master pat lwier. Jim Beam bottles Pool table. rack. cucs & 1:hunderbird tri hul·I S.intana 211 lull race· Rl'<i:ionable 549·2120 lamp I p1~e ~late 2!173 S7000 tern Service for 10. Totul J Rd CM .,, fl rutt y cab 1 n . 7 Cl If P t\.IS 7"'15 88pcs $2300 644-514;! 0 °la fkl boots. Sill' 9 .. "'-ava · ' u.'\l 0 t•r. Evintudl'. ful!I capar11y ---" ~ ., .,.,.., Sunday only Jewelry 8070 Morey boogw. le1r~e S20 3 O I? a 1 . r d 11 1 o . Calahn" 22 11; m 1n 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:all646-J724 ~. Restauront. F.Jthom1.:ter. rompai-~ cond. mny "Ctr.i-.. O U European slylt'd men ., 14K gold brarclet Paid SI200. wall sell for $800. 6.11 ·5019. Girls 10 speed S60 Magnus organ SIS Call 646-3721 lor 8095 m an) .t.tra!> S4.950 trlr.RrNlbuv.~;11'$.14011 h'7S·R7f>4 586 IO!lli 8' sofa & loveseat. lg rdwd Miscellaneou• 8080 do~houst'. 1· alum Xmas •••••••• ••••• •• •• • •••• • lrf'1!. lbl s z /\Ir llockcy 2 H' Ouor~ hle fixture:... 1 Ramc. brass <•oronet. lwn tubel. t•a unil S25 ea or bd frames. 3 wrought pair for $45 5.52 7180 room d1v1ders 963·8086 •..•................... Small roffl"t• -;hop lo~I 11ur lease. l'Verythm~ got•-. Gnll. deep fr)t•r, tnplt' 5ink. ice mah·r. lbl.., counter. s too". mixtor. dishes. etc 548-4702 or 548-0489 TV.Rocio, Eureka vacuum w /al· Waterford Crystal chan HiR, St.r.o 8098 tachments S35 Also GE clelter . 9 lttes. SISOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• upri~ht S30 Xlnl 6734430 21"Color1VS99 t yr war 645-9275 TIFFANY'S PRIVATE F'ree del & set~p 2052 Pool table. S'x8'. 1tH" CLUB MEMBERSHIP NewportBICM 642·5340 thick slate. comes com. $150 ShernS<W-6450 /\ sacrifice' Marant1 plele w tBelRium balls: turntable w 1shur(' V 15 cues. rack. brush. chalk. Appliance dolly quad type Ill quadraflex 70 $4 95 Ca II any ti m c stereo-com ponen ls· wall rl'<.'e1vl'r. a pair of H 642·1J48or642 7646 rassctte. s pkrs. m:ipl<' & O speakl'rs VCl\Jr'I for dmette w ll rhrs 842·5906 only SJ2S • 962·9930 __ 20· Sk1p1.11·k '76. Chevy ~· slrtop I Ii.ill:-111 'a1h VII O.\tC 225 h p Few w1t'nl!1n<" t·omp:.i-.s. et1· h u u r' X I n t ,. o n d Askin~ ~5011 673 9489 L oadrd $90011 (21.J 1592·2345 -----Classic Chr1., XX 2k · Twn. lo hrs ovhl. Vl lF. fathom. full ranva<. nrw. head Ralley. 646-6606 or MoonnJ? & 2'1' Ostkusl m NB SIP" :I . m.11n Jib l!t'llCIU . h t>i1d Univen.al mhoarc1 $6.'>0I> 540·2735 or 551 5.SH!> 644.0732 Cal 20. many dras inclu --------Seahawk 19· fbrglas..,. cabin. 2 bunk:-. b<•d . Men-850. 30 hrs runnm.R no sail waler. lrlr. n<•w l1r~ S351JO 642 14!1i 1961 26' Owen:-. c)ln•tl cond1t1on Mui;t -..·11 s pm. 6 HP01B. gd cond 675.5799 ·7~ Catalana 27 lnbd. Gl·noa auto pilot. V t!"' HD,. •. ,.·a 1h loadrtL l'tJ<;tm 1nC ('r 71417711 1:17'.I Make offer 67.'J.443(1 IP. Sq Metcn·alamaran &-Bab v I 1 n <' ----- dresser /changer . $35. CB base .intennJ. hcst nf bahyhamper$3 fer C:ht>:-.l 11f drawt•r:-. ----lrlr 12 Jo't wide AM FM :.lereo soltd stah· is· V hull 25hp t-:vmru(fr. S19!>0 646 9570 w 1Ge rrard trntbl & 4 yrs old. good trlr. S87S --___ 963·1898 _646-84_' _1_J _____ _ speakers S125. 549·424!>_ 842·5914 HJOKl'T 26 race / nu"'•" ~QUlPPl'd. JO \<JI" ~ wmthes. mtt'rnals. VHF great coo<illlon. W .IJOO, 493.2452 --'#"I .. • r -. " 1966 22· Columbrn Mu::.t sell Make offer 66 Faarliner 28' cabin fl13·4430 crwser . .New eng·s. cmi· •---------- vas Prl~ J.o selL Slip. 26' !>a1Iboal &. Newport J... 76H&i&-- -1'1l()()1't~it-ehl7Ptt l!Jl.42' wood & glass boat. 35HP Johnson & lrlr I started. you finish. f8.IO. Leaving town. must sell 493-3546/645·4533. 12ffP outboant..-13l'ldem lrlr. $9.750 675·9063 Ome~a 14. tr J1ler C(lvt•r ::.ails. 5 II P o B $141111 752.0474 or 6i3·921 I 17' Sleekcrart 19'73 150 24 ' trima r an, fullv hp Me r cury Rl'al eqwpp('(f. incl hvy dty r r I.' am p I.If f ! S 4 I O 0 tr ruler S000 842·_59_1_4 __ 957-0332. 203}2 Santa Ana 23:-;-ANGE;.-Faxed ket!I Ave. Apt 8. C.M sloop Head. VHF radio. 19' LYMAN Classic Bay dinette. 6 hp 0 /8. other Launch. XJnt cond Fu II ~.xlras. ~Ph 644-8787 cvrs. Btm1n1 lop 6 ry O~y S3800 Ph 645-5858 18' TRl·HULL I /O Volvo. Xlnt Bay or offshore. Gd cond. $2250 675-354.\ ·scOLUMBIA26 3 s&lls, 81eep& •• 6 " p eng'ule, h.lllged splnakt'r and 11ear Xln'l cond1 Uon. Must Sell NOW' S87'96 20 Dory SkHf, SSHP. 675-9131 Johnson OB Xlnt cond, •------- wtt.rlr. $1250. &44-4Q. Hobie Cot 14 deluXl model, lncluoes traikr Sell th1ngii last with Dally all gear. Catbox mui;1 Piiot Want Ads. 1eU P1P633 3l32 &unc!ay.Augutt27. 1111 Yw tl70 Alltos. l.,arled Aldot. l•porled ._.., t.,orted Mto-. 1., omct ····················~·· •••........•.•......•••••............•.••.•......••..•.•••..•.•...••.....•..•.••.....•••.... ...... _ w '°' ·v:./~ ..... s.1,6..0 ~ ........... !~.~~ !~!' ............ !~!~ •••••••••••••••••••• r....-f • M.-.-0 9705 ... 9707 -..w '" 2 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• flOlllMTI ff7'16FT. Cite ...OTOIMOMI '1jlt7 tclf•COntalntd Wtdl1 •da.Uy ronaalJ CAU.TOOAYt 979-~500 '78 CLEARANCE ,.., .. ._ tt74FOO 1-IOOVAN Automatic. pwr. alHr Lna. map " wide oval U.., radJo&beater. Uc. lBIM8SO &.k. lS42A T. SUPll SPICIAL MSWBAT Sl17' THEODORE ROBINS FORD J•lr,,1 tCAA80R lll\10 (O'>IA Ml~A t.47 0010 YIAllHD DISCOUMW'I MOW JOIN STOCKI OtOCA frocn new tm & 1978 Alta Rornoo Splden. GTs and the ALL NEW Sechms with autom11 t1<' transrnilsloos. IEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE STREET NEWPORT BEACH 712-0900 1974 GTB 2000, $3500/bst lt74AUDI IOOLS Lnoks & runs ar('ot' Automati c tran » . AM /l<'M & air cond (2S21,Wf) \2495 IEACH IMPORTS MBDOVESTRF.t:r NEWPORT 111-:ACll 752-0900 OIAMtH COUMTY'S Ol.DI ST & Salcs·Serv lce-Liu1unna RovC~er.IK. RolJa ~yce BMW 1540 J ainboree Ne'#JJOl'1 Beach 640-&444 IOI Md.AUM"S IMW 78 Ford Van. clean, lo ml. 631~4 645·3487 1973 100 LS. or1~ ownfr Blue w blul.' int Low rrules Super maaotaincd by Hhool teacher $199510Uer 644-2369 &'50 No. Beach Blvd La Habra (Comft' Beath !7va':6.7~ys, 661·2905; Ad 9707 Help, help. help' Leaving frWhltLicr> • t4 ft L&IUIAN •llboat SUO. .. •n-1.a.,.,,. u:ao :;: RDin'. nll'w 78 22 Motor • lf oml', lo•dt'd : lef:it:' I 9010 day wk mo 87>~ • •••••• .. •••-•••••••••• t'ot Rt-nt '7M P11t ~ Arrm• SL.sAYAA.Aal Y CNC!W'POrt-..~l -- 2$ . 104dt'd • M <.: ftt 11nft ,,...,.,. ttEWARO ~~ for .-............ .. f1ndml .a ;ttp for mt JO Jt.ffM~ afst hoe b) 1' u 18 <.:1111 <1 14 1 6U 002 l>an Pau l BUY NOW! -~ l~ wlu!ndlt.levt'i. CONSIGN NOW! AU 197&•1 SALE PRICED! qp.h Wfdllr 7t4 J Jl·OIOO 9550 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..•.....•.•............ Must aell '71l Ford V .S cst.m int /ext. new tires etc. SSC-5171. $3700 /ofr. 66 Dodge Van. cust inter Needs some bod)' work Best ofr. 751--0248 ---- '62 Ford orig owner. gd cond $650. 673-3575 ·114 Ford Econoline. 6 cyl. needs some work. $900 or best offer 831-933;1 days; 8J7-11S8eves. iO Ford Van. orr road whls w 1snow tires. newly painted ext. capt seats. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LMGI l~ENTORY of Used tls.914'1 AUDl"a, HETLE'1 VWIUSES Ir OTHH IMPORTS urea, must sacnr1ce. '77 114/IJZ.Sll l Aucu lOOSL. loaded. low ctoeedSUndays rrule . under warranty. •--------- Take over lease.Call '76 BlllW 2002. sunroof. Oeb1833-8600or955·1486 4-spd. AM /FM stereo $75001080. Ma-9417 IMW 9712 •••••••••••••••••••••••BMW LOVERS . Probably the nicest 1974 BUY OR LEASE YOUR 1978 IMW MOW! Bavana in So Clll IS for sale a l a re1u.on a ble pnce. (7141 527·5720 or 496-3451 llAUTIFUL UOMU! Just Added To Our f'lne Lt.ne of Pre-Owned Cars WANTED ~IP ur 1>1dfo Ul' in Nv.pt for new 2:! t'l11i.s1c wood t'<1b10 c~f'r, v.,y rt>asponM ble ownr 7~1~ d>~ Net sno So!()() ~r ... "4'k We h avti I I million dollar contractual re ~·at1om baC'kt!JfC with AAA U.S C<lnada & th1• roUowtng a1rllnel>. L'n1t ed. Dell.A. We!>tcrn Hughe:. Air West. <.:oo llnental. l<LM · Dutch ... SWl!>S Alr. Lulthant.11 •10'.,, inves tment tax credit d(•prec1at1on de· rerments 52 Bentley M ,., k 1;, 4 dr sedun. good ll'1t(her. but O~!> cOl>meuc~ lnclud IOI( p1unl &. rust rl;.'pa 1 r Strom:. reliable runner. m every day Ul>e. ~ 67>4870 COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #1 IM CALIF. 1971 CHUOKEE eng rns great. Xlnt buy --------* B M w 771MWl20i Only 21.00(l miles. Blaupunkt stereo. air cond .. 4 s peed. !151·51'7 eves ---t'or reot; JO' slip Trade pan rent for boat use Nd lunged mast SSS-7117 _ loah.s,..ctlr Sid 9080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Day C rui ser . Eliminator hull. 351 Ford. Volvo l.O. Amer. trlr. Custm bit. 644· 7697 Uf Sctuada, Berk Jet. 350 HP. w/trlr. hke new. will sac $4850 ~188 •We have 158 '78 s in neet . need 30 add1twnal by August 30 •Selling 4 Star 22 man1s at Caclory invoice 100~ finanrang of 1n voice, sales tax and llt'ense Lhru CROCK ER Bl2.0 A'PR, 7 year note. n 20· Formula T-Bird. lo 2 lartl1t 1cs currently hrs. Mere. xlnt cond. operational Irvine. Calif Trlr. $9600. 67~73 ColoradoSpnn!(i., Colo. 19' HaU~t Jet Spnnt, 460 1-·ord. Berkeley pump, tandem trailer. never used. P.P.846-1507 RJver Ready-21' jet ski boat. mlJIJ cnuser. 455 olds. 60 hrs. Custom tandem axel trlr. Surrey top. sssoo. Ph~ Grand opening or 3rd facility San Frant'isco. Calif. March '79 "WFSl'ERN GOLDEN TRIANGLE" For further info, contact Mr.Ussner o.•1 RV R...tals Inc. 1714) 559-4446 OutsideCa. 1-800-854-0399 1..ABOR DAY SPECIAL \Telex) Dale's 19' Urrut.ed tEdition Jet lRIN69-2378 -------1957 Mercury Monterey 10.000 m1 'son nu en!( Rcst.orable quality. Xlnt transp cur. $900/ur bsl orr 645· l 627 BLACKHAWK VI Beaullful s ilver body. blk lealh mtr. cstm stereo ~ystem. 13M m1. immac. 2131454--0971 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72VW<.:AMPER Beaul1ful van with new rebwlt engine. 30 day un· cond1t1 o nal s afety gua.rant~. PRICED TO SELL !! <670FTF I HARIOURVW 18711 BeaC'h Blvd., H 8. Call 842·4435 '7J Dodge maxi van . Deluxe top, w 1 windows Sink. stove, elec 1gas rerrig, crpts. insulated. !17,000 mt. 968·9tHO ski boat. b.-and new. AlloWU\g 1 way custom trailer. choose1 ___ r.en•t.a-1s•t•o •L•.A•.--4 seater Buggy w 1140 your color. compare at Corvair. $1500 or best of S}0.000. Special $7.500. FOR RENT 20· M .H .. fer Aft6pm; 536·4054 Ensign Yachts S48·113l. completely eqwp'd. very 4 Whftl Drin·s 9550 ·74 Gle~ tri-hull, 19'. lo clean 673-5133 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hrs. xlnt .cood. 455 Olds. 76 Establishment. JacUUJ Jet. trlr. S4JOO <.Uld •• lo rru, $9600. 64G-0010. 675-8473 xlnt ·m Ford F250 4x4, winch. util bed. many xtras, $4900 831-1455. 496-8877 -Te f : 1ClllMcM For Sale; 20' Newpoi:cr. •••••••••••••••• ••••••. 1975 New engine, SIC, Cu1oW./ 4KV gen. r oof air . Rat 9120 _548_~_. ____ _ '76 GMC •,-, ton. auto trans. like new. lo m1·s. chrome whls. dual tanks. UJSO. 751·3271 $6995 IJ8A16NN131166 > 1978 J.20 PICKUP $6995 cJflA46PN140439 l FREE 100 GALLONS GAS with purchase or any jeep with th.is coupon WEWILLllAT ANY WRITTEN DEAL OH ANY NEW JEEP WEARE OVERSTOCKED 2524 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 714 / S49-8023 Tna:ks 9S60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976TOYOTA PICICUPWITH CAMf'et SHaL 4 speed. radio. heater & only 27,000 miles. Lilce NEW! U c. 1066054 St.k . 1996AT. $3979 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20C>O HA;;i\Oll IH'iD COSTA MESA 04~ 0010 •••••••••••••••••••••••Rent 23' motor home. all ·74 BRONCO Clean. Older camper 4·sale. wto extras. S'Z25 per week.&" Xtras. $5200. Work '72 Chevy Luv, gd cond. truc k. SlSO. Stove & Per nule. 846-7255. 957·5141. home 546·3168 nds minor work. Sl200. refnic. 640-2700 9170 ---492-3477. --'-'------Trailers, Tf'CIYef USED - - --- ', rabover Ca mborac ••••••••••••••••••••••• 41 4 '76 Toyota SR5 lon~bed. !>hell for Toyota long bed. 14· Cardinal. sips 5. l'Clf V ... LUES wtshell. stereo. + more Must sell S225. Days contained. $900 .,. Llke new ~5 556-7458 540-0865; eves 645-8778 646.9563 l 9 7 ~ 0 o d g e Po w c r Wagon <Pll30) like new. 74 Toyota Ounook. Mst '76Cardmal 14·, like new. low miles . of( road :.ell. AIC. radials. mags, selr·contamed. s urge equipped 2 yr. 12.000 S3950 67>2289 brakes. See to a p -m1lewarranty a vailable Moforiudlikff 9140 preciate.751-1727 $7499 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 22· Jewel. m NB trailer l976 Dodge Ramcharger MOPEDS park. s tove/rerriJo'(. (Pl120>V·8.auto.a1r.ort road equipped, 2 yr. New & used. sales & lndscpd. $1995. 646·9874 24.ooo mrle warranty ~re 2470 Nwpt Blvd. eves, available 642·7910 . --------- --------72Terry 23· A-1 cond. An· $5999 '53 Chevy 2 T. step-van. new eng, electrical. bat- tery, & tires. $2000/0BO S43-8179aft.SPM. •l976TOYOTA PICK.UP TRUCK* 4 -s pd. mags. re ar bump e r , mirror s IC14784) •$3895• Mmi·btke. mint ('Ond1hon. tenna, jacks etc. Sleeps 1978 Chevrolet J • ton PU JhpBMi.SlSO. 6.646-7649 !Plll8) V-8. auto. air. 2 ~-:1 962-7593 ---------yr 24,000 mile warranty ',.110 --------24• factory cargo trailer. avarlable. ~ 1978 Moped. used only 4 paneling. electr outlets. 7 99 --ln> months. Xlnt running lites. Versatile, s uper . S 9 13631H¥l>Of61-.d c.'OOd. Must sell. 751·3929 962-3121 1975 Chevrolet 1 J Ton a.tden Gto.e •N QI.DD ---------Shorlie t P10961. V-8. Auto Ser#ic•, Ports auto, air cond, off road 74 Scout Convert. s tereo ~~/ 91 50 &Acuisories 9400 eqwpped. 1 yr. 12.000 AM/FM, c ust whls. lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mile warranty available. mi, $1800 cash. 645~162 1976 Honda MT Els. NEED: 4 used radials. no $5599 ..,.. T ..... A 1 bed PU . inore more than 30.000 rrrt's to 1973 Dodge PU Power " oy.,... ong · Enduro·Low mrles & fit 15 .. rims <Datsun 510 WaJo'(on <PllOO> V-8. auto. All xtras + custom very cl~an. Ntt<S money wgnl. Ed, 661-6261. aft clean. low miles. 1 yr. mags. ~lOO. S46-3S36. for twuon. S79S or best 5·~m 12 000 I anty P S offer. Call Paul at _ . .,.,......;....,_·______ • mi e warr '70Chevy l/2T,auto. I. ""2· 7982 Crower fuel tnJ. eel ion available $1500. $3999 '"78 .. Ne~ YAMAHA L'-. system for l>ml blk 1975 J eep Cherokee .. .. ... , Olevy, brand new. best '71 p U ood d d duro. OT 175. Best offer olfertakes 759-1857 tP882), V·8. auto. till. . .. I? ron .. n s AfterS::.>PM.557-8393 ----·-----custom whee ls, im· nunor work. runs well . . 327 rebll Chevy motor. maculate in & out. l yr, 492.3477 $850. 962-7019 at S2000 1or bs t ofr 673-8970 '67 Chevy Van, reblt 283. Tacoma rims, runs good, $550. 675-3936 ·oo Dodge Poptop Camper Conve rs ion. $1600/bst olr 546-3586 '62 Greenbriar corvair van. Motor completely overhauled. $850. See at 1131 Back Bay Dr. N.B 640-4081 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIWIUIUY YOUIDATSUN PAJD FOR OR NOT TOPDOU.AR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUN ..... f .. I I ' I I ~I • I ". ' 8 )1-1375 493.3375 WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TluetCS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP OOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS F'OREIGN. DOMESTIC or CLASSICS If your car is extra clean see us first. BAUER BUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979·2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH Used Car Mgr 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN · MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WEIUY USED CARS! we·re the new Chevrolet dealership in the Irvine Auto Center. We need your used car' JOE MACPHERSON CH!VIOLEI' 77GSSSO~zuk.t, low mi. short block, make offer 12.~00 mile warranty '7fi Chevy Luv. cstm int, S t JS 0 . 7 7 XS 3 60 759-1857 ava11able. gd cond. F1airs, shell, 21 Auto Center Drive Yamaha. xtra low mi. ---------$4999 cstm whls & tires . JRVINE $950. Days, bef. clpm '69 Skylark, for parts. 768-7222 754-1171 or eves afl 5 or New tires. reblt carb. nu 1973 Chevrolet Blazer 644-4141 '-A.. c:""• IP1024 > V·8, uuto, ------------------w"""'"847·.-ro s mall parts in motor. Cheyenne, clean in & out '76 FIOO. runs good. looks WA ..... TEDI '72 ~ Yamaha Enduro Healer, air & radio work. 1 yr, 12.000 mile warran-good Call after 6PM " • Si!S()./bstofr $1.50 '66 Ford Galaxy, as tyavailable. 751·1698 Late model Toyotas, ....... """' ts, $125. 548·5094 $3999 Volvos. Pickups & Vani. _....._., ·ss 1-'ord 1 T . new tires & Callus today' . KC3 engine for '68· ·71 lPl Jeep Commando brakes. tO' bed, good 17 Yamaha 400YZ. Like Toyota Corolla. only 24K <'Pl ll31 V ·6. orr road shape. $1850 646·9874 brand new· all xtras, mi $250. Austin Healy eqwpped, 1yr12.000 mile eves. speedo. $1250. 673-3577 Sprite 948cc & 1275cc warranty available. --------- ;2 ~ 550. Xlnt rood. engines $225 & $150. $2499 '7S Datsun P U. Custom ~ mlles. Extras. Best ~1914 1973 Ford F -250 PU intr. A IC. shell & boot. •AUDI SUPet SPECIALS• - '78 Audi 5000. 4 dr. auto. cassette. air. PS. PB. 15,000 miles (01197 I $8995 RESALES• '74200'.!hp C373LPF> '75530la air !S60MML1 '76200'l4sp <SQIPQM I '77320tSIR <583SPNI '77 320l4sp. !283SP11 '77 320la air (0940 > PR!CEDTOSELL' HAllOUIVW 18711 Beach Blvd • H.B. Call 842-4435 c.,; 9715 '76 Audi lOOLS 4 r\r. auto. stereo tape. air cond, 34,000 miles <326NJ ~ 1 $4795 We may have your next ~·•••••··~·····~··••••• carinourmventory. Call 76 Capri II. unmac. ustoday' t'ond , V ·6, 4 -spd. 8 31·2040 495.4949 ::~i:;~5~Ms s el te · 1975 IMW 2002 14 Capn 4 cyl, 4 spd. new Super clean car with 4 paint. great cond. Mov· speed Lrans. & AM /f'M mg. must sell. $1900. 13631 HarbOf Bh•d ea.-. 0.°"9 OM aa..UJS radio. (~ > 675-0394 SS995 -~~~~~~- •FOXY FOX IUYS• i6 Audi Fox Blue. 4 dr • auto. stereo tape. air cond. 31.000 miles (299NWC> $4495 '74 Audi Fox Yellow. auto. 2 dr. stereo. 8 track. 44.000 miles <06JLGT > $3395 ·75 Audi lOOLS. brn w /tan BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE STREET NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 CREVIER &I ST & llOADWA'I' SANTA AMA 835·3171 \ THE UlTIMA TE OAl\llNG MACHIHI! •USEDBMWs• '75 S30t Auto \916M1V l '762002,4spSt R1549PHZ I '76 530!. St R(58lRCS 1 '7630s1S1R 1029RKM > '77 6:!0cs14sp 1962TRS I CloHCI Oft Sundays_ mt. auto. 43K m1. air, Cla:>.S1f1t'() Ad~. vour ont' xlnt cond. $3200. 673·41190 _ ~lop ~hoppin~ c~ntcr AutcK,Used Autos,Us•d • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TRUCK CITY 4x4 4x4 4x4 '11 ford t!I() ••• (IF99S81• '77 ~MC SnM"' 18"ul••u111NHOe•11 '7S Che"'f ••• P..-~ up 1•&0tcJ1 7 4 Che•r., r"" ••• 11100J11 '73 Jeep ••• Pic>vo a Stw111u•"- '65 Toyot• ... l'jaoor-IHFNS• 11 '6495 s6799 '4595 '6695 '4795 '4195 '2995 '2195 TRUCKS -TRUCKS '7 6 JHp CJ7 10018911 '74 CM"J UN Plclr.uo 11•11111 s3995 '4497 '3995 52199 sl699 s2995 s1995 5 1399 5999 VANS-VAMS-VAMS '7J ford ~ Vato (70'>2PI '3995 52995 s4495 52295 AUfO rt•n• Sfti. •1~.)81 .t. Q'Nt8uy• Jlad•O t 79Jl'llM-l:l•031 Noc:•ci.wnOttlll 11et10&1-11ett1 ~Im" Nie• one S.. tht• one tOCl•Y' offer. 558-S534or67S.1938 ~.._ SaM <Pl649A), 4-&.P. shell, orr Xlnt con«!_. $2850. Ph ~::.............. r.>ad-~ut-pped-, 951:'17.IB... -- -74 Honda 750. -$950. 494-0382 ltH"-Wlh4 C:....WeM "'.... nu: ~.-..--------__________ .._, 12..()()(l .mll.e... w.an:antJt 'TI>Btnu 2WO:-n;ooct 9520 avadoble. miles. 14-17 mpg. XJnt $3999 . cond. $4495. 963-1626. ....... ..... ~ 1971 Toyota Landcrwser •••••••••••••••••• •. • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vespa ~otor Scooter, l962 CHEV . lmpa la t~.cc, 73. Only S,000 Sedan. I mac., t'lassit' m~ s . Turn s ignals & condition. "'2,000 original windscreen, $400. miles $850673-3858 S45·006Z or 3205 Min· ---· ------ <Pll24) o ff r oad '56Dodge,1"1ton.outslatc GtMid 9701 equipped. l yr. 12.000 tags. as ls. ms gd, $4-00. ••••••••••••••••••••••• nesou.C.M. UM6 Ford Woody, orig 'T_3_Y_A_M_AH. __ A_l25_._p_us_h engine, V-8 Oat bead. rns mlle warranty available. 675-3175 '2999 -..,-, -M-u-da_Rotary ___ Pi_c_k_up-. COPS.AND JEEP Camper shell. Many ex-200 I E I 1t, SA tras. 675 1086 75 Nl-OWMEI VW1 Ir IMPOITS Id. Nu tires, whl.s. roof. button start. new tires & slats In sides. paint. l>lltUry. ~ brakes. $5,000/or ofr 558-8000 '56 Ford Pickup, 302, 4 TO CHOOSE FROM! ---------spd, elec seats. mRn)' See Our Selection el i3 Honda 350-(, xlnt con- dition. '800. 644-57361213·283-7081 '71 Toyot. Land Crwser xtras. $1950 or bst ofr HAllOUR VW Wgn. Xtras. $2500. 963-9356 18711 Beach 81 H 8 M2-5318 979.7432 ·---------... '570 ___ Cal_l 842_·_44_35 __ '51 Chrysler. 61.ClOO orig mi's. rns great. $SSS. ---------• v- '7fi R.0400 Yamaha, fully _8C1_·7'_0_11_. ______ ,11m CJ-7, 4-spd, 6·cyl. _. _ _. i Many xlras. Like nu. ~ 5100 m • extra Jaguar lMI llarlt V, 3tr> ........ 11700 .. -• ._.. UM ml 's . 873-21682. ...-.-· · .........,_. Uta' IM!dan, sunroof, Jtlnt --------- SUZUKI 2SO. twin. runs cond. Spare eoalne. '52 WillJI Wagoa W/'Jf/1 ,..-1 ... ..., 714/548-28$2eves. Chevy, tru-lrac Urea, ...,.,eel, very c ean. ~-ood &17..$$70 runs g • clean cond '72 Hoada SL70, nu parts, clean ena. rns areat. GOO. 831-0330. People wbo need people 646-4134 should always check tho Service Oi.reclory in the l'i.nd what you want in DAILY PlLOT t>aUy Pilot Clnsslfteds . J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alf91°'90 9705 UAHO NIW t t 71 ••• .. ••••··~··••••••••• l t OOOOOGIVAH (170Z28> ('1030 OM..Y$41t5 IRVINE DODGE fOAuwCtnt« Dr. JRV1N£ 130.Jlll '75 Splder red, Blaun· punk\ ateteo cass, Just lft"Viced &e 738'7 '71 Alfa Berlin•. xlnl mecb cond, AC. AM /FM, suoo . &32 ·44!53 ev•JWlulds '12 C Ml -14blfl(CI 7 4 H ....... Ml -(3311..HSI s7995 '7495 TRADE IN SPECIAL 5 1299 . .,.._.,. .......... ""' ........... --.. -... ,,_ ,._, ' P t•• • "• • ........ --·--·-··------ 'f.9 S!O. Runs. needs some work. 13'1S. Mu•t selJ ~af\S. •lt76 DATSUN · 210%• CoppeT, f :spd, air. stereo caurtte. 21.000 ma \4'7PPK I $7195 '70 Datsun P U $1000or Betit Ofter 957 1377 ----~~~ ·~ Datsun Roadster 2000. S spd ronv. hardtop. good shape & runs out good. 496-6884 Back to 11chool traniop. Classic '70 Datsun 2000 Ro a d ~ter C'le11n S2600 1orr 673 3~64 eves wknds. ---- '74 8210. 26,000 m1. AIC. new t.Jres. AM /FM 8 trk. clean & runs x lnt. S2600 548-2'83 '76 8210. xlnt cond. low nu. AMtFM. 4 spd, bst ofr. 675·3759 -·'------'70 24-0Z. classir. 1s t yr ol prod. $3000. 631 ·5501 days.673·741Sev~. 'TT 280Z 2+2. a uto. AIC. AMtFM. like new. $7200. Owner anxious. make or-fer. ~7778 '67 Oat.sun. nu ures. rns gd. amtfm $500 1714 )840-5630 ---------............ HEY, SPORT! YOU'U.LOVI THIS IEAUTIAIL '76 280% ~eaory ... ca-· e..._ -"· - -()nly 30t.I ""'-,c;&1PMUI '6895 HAUOURYW ,.,,, .... ._ ..... 842-4435 Ca II 642 567H -----.Used ............. ...... .... rtM .......... ....., ........ ,., • .ct ......... .,otfed ....... ~ ••••··•·••••··········· ........................................................................................... ··•·······•·········•·· .,.._ t1JO .__...._ t7J Mire ... Itta t740 ......._.... 9740 MCH t744 ,_ICM ....................... •.•.•.....•••.....•... .........•............. .•..................... ....................... ··········•··········•· l O~ f A '-4E-\.A OAT~UN ~•HIA• '11 Merc•du , Im lt7JMIZZIOC MOB-OT ·n . XJnt cond. "'1S Porsche l 8, Ute blue. CclftvtttJbJe maculale~. PP ~ Autom1tlc. pwr. •teer· Maroon w/wtre whl1. *>.000 llll's, appearance or= T14/U1"7Jt ~lrcond. "••tr• low Overdrive. Bal orr. IJ'OUp, xlnt cond. ~ Sii Wit 1814 1400. 1b1olutely · <m:f:~J· 87UOl8 MB-llll2a1Upm Priced lo~ll " btrw Mutt ull. b.low • '70 MGB GT. auper clean. lnl Ye H4UOUI 'fW booll 1~-t21a1ee1 3135. HOWAID CM¥.... low rnllea1e. ue It. •f'OttSCHf ti 4'S• 1l1J I ••ch 81 vd • H H. Iv ma Dove• Quail SU. -.JU? SeveraJ to choose from. Call M2~ <Near llac:Arlhur. J•O'!bottdt Bristol>. 1.1·1. 1.8's, 2 o's lt7l YW ous OF NEWPORT BEACH o,.e 9746 ·~ •HtA ff E llUlli ....................... ai ... ""---'DJ, .... IMSHARROR fU.\10 '73Mant. $190 ~64I014MJIJ io:-~~~VKt'°w, fMPOIJS, INC. "16M8300D.t.a11,lmmac .• ~cedptop ~~J~ /FM. nu $25 OVaFACTOIY INVOICE! Plus tax, hcen~e & de- aler added equ1pm4!nl Good until <'8 houri. after pubhcauon NIWrORT DATSUN 888 DOVESTREf:T I Near Mac.-Arthur Bf\ d &Jamboree Road 1 NEWPORT Bt:ACll 833·1300 . SADOLMAC. •t•r•o CHI, 112.900. ...-. . . v1...vl22. y•• 1 _ ·~-s Autboratod Merct'<18 '1J&.1783 IfJ73 GT, sacrifice. Must _,. .. -Ill I 84"U l>t-Mlt•r tJ t.J040 4tl-4t4t * lt70 MBCIDIS aell this week. BtCul re· llST SILICnOH JIOC• d/oraa1e. xlnt cond. tH TNI WUTU Auto. air. elect wlndowt. Sl885.6U·046l. • DflS&S 00.000 mi tmBTW > 74 Opel Manta Coupe gd. rt nooia.r ""'°'..., trans .• auto trans. vinyl 111.nl>11Mt ._.,__ top, reuooable. S81·3610 t:::t~r:.·rm~::. dya,497-2362eva. ~ky '742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r..g.ot 9748 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f977DIMOt nlCID TO GO!! NEW lt78s DfSCOUMTB> NOW PLUS Free automatic transmissions untll the end of August~ HURRY!'! IEACH IMPORTS 848DOVESTREET NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 lllYClll •TUAIO SPICIAL * '77 Porsche Turbo Car· rera. Chocolate brown. 111 fact. equip. 12.000 miles <00498> Sll,900 '70 914. m~han1cally xlnt w1reee1Pl.S. stereo cass. $4000 /bst ofr 494-7356 or ~-9628 '74 Por 914. Alaska blue. AM/FM 8·trk. xlnt cond. ong ownr. $5400 642-3939 '64 SC. Rbll eng, new Mwcury 9950 tires, new clutch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut1ru1. S4S001orr. 675-7<Wl6 87 911 Coupe, alloys, Web· Mazda 72 RX2. S·Spd, B· trk. radials. S900 497-1613 ----'73 Mazda RX3 Wagon, A C. new p1onl. $1200 842· l 189 ask for Kevin M"or1ly of •~•ae cart •t• ••••••Die lat 60 moo ......,"'Cl ... ~ .. ,,..,lo ""'""'9- CAl.l Ta.AT-MTA&$1 '00 Midget, xlnt AM/FM. nu conv top + nu hrdtop. Leaving for college, must sell. $1795. 768-0454. MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hers, AM/FM cass. Must sell. Make offer. 673-6314 or 87!Ml.500. a11k for Frank '77PORSCHE '64 Porsche Coupe. good mech cond, body needs work. S3000firm. 964-1239 aft5pm. '67 912, 5 spd. orange. mint cond. $5900. 644"'887 .. IUVAH PRE-1.AIOR DAY SPECIAL• a1a11nc. F11111nc YEll~ID SELL·OFFll COMPACTS GAS SAVIRS SUclcs and Automatic~ ~ 9723 $695.00 Clltd up HOUSE OF IMPORTS, INC. •WOW!• 1977 MGB Green. mags, ster eo t.ape, lugg rack. 19.000 miles. TURBO CARRERA Peru Red. Sp0rts a sun-~~ eqwpment includ· mg aJr cond .. power win· dows, and burglar alarm. Leather sealing. 100 % Concours automobile. t982RUZ I HARIOURVW 18711 Beach Bl.. H 8. ·77 Por sc he 924 .1----------------------. .... --......... --..._~---------------Gorgeous copper. 4 . •••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• pu newp0rter ll ml rs '76308GTB. pn:.t1nc ~inch screened logo $27,900 ofrs Dir u--~ 9739 uu-- 645-5980 or 642 0696 -un -'-' -••••••••••••••••••••••• 213/921 8581 Hurry for this one! $5395. GET TOP SS ·11 MASERATI In~. 4 • 714/523-7250 ~ FORYOUR seater.lthr,BJr,fuJ wr,, I ·-~D EXOTIC CAR!!! rrunt cond Overseas lm-1 °" .. '-..__., ~ We Will Cons11rn ports64S-5980or642-0696 -· --uo ~~;a~~Mc~~: '62 MaseratJ, 3500 GTt.j * * * * * * a..:3~~::'nu rare model. clean. Many Rolls Royce or factory extras. Ori ves I ~ ~ Sp0rts Car xlnL Moving. must sell ~ YOU ~ in salt'ahlt> 1•ond ed 1\sk for !-'rank or Tom }:;"ks:J4J75 or best of lt ~ 842-4435 77 MGB. xlnt cond .• lo m1. SS900 1ofr. 714·551·0451 : 213.ml-3519 Call 842-4435 1977 PORSCHE 924COUPE Only 19.000 original miles, Blaupunkt stereo cassette. air cond . fully equipped. lmmac·ulate! <787RlVI Pnced to sell at $1995 SAODLEIAa< VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 HARBOUR vw MercHt.s hnz 9740 * . ~~=s ~ lufos, M•w Under New Ownership ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9100A.rtos,M•w Rat -9725 ·~ MBZ 28!> Immac cond. * MERCEDES ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .000 m1 s. $9600. C<.tll ~ BENZ ~ eves5S2·0790 ~ ~ aaao Over 200 Fiats lo choose from plus :in outstanding selection of Sports cars al DICK MILLER MOTORS 120 W Warner. S A 557·2132 ·74 124 Sport Cpt• xlnt cond. Lo m1 \ (.' 'll'reo S:HOO 673-483$ \\-l..nd::. & '10 MIZ 280SE I Automatic trans .. air I rond., p0wer steennR. ti cyl . fuel i njected. 152061) I $4995 Seven Classic Mercedes Benz To Choose From at HARIOURVW 18711 Beach Blvd . H.B Call 842-4435 :.inapm ·68 850 Spider. run, & lnqk:. ~ood ~1100 ~9-3471l>N5-9PM _ "67 ~L. Collector.., c ar Sho~rm blk red. auto PS, PH. hard ~oft toJ,,_, fat'l air, AM FM. ~.000 m1 s. On~ manuals. tool lot. all ~erv1ce records. Sl9,S00 1part trade. 731 3500 ·m Fiat ti.I SPorl. Rreal transportation car $795 548-6321 13 l2A Spider 5 !>pd, new 1977 450SEL. excel I. brakes & exhaust. mal(s. cond . fully equ1ppt'd. t'M cass .. xlnt t·•>nd S20.500 644-_44_66 ___ _ Musl sell S2'J75 or bc:.l 7{ 280SL • to a p IS o!r. 759-otl75 . au . 1r, , P B. n<>w paint. 1mmac. '7J850Spyder.rl'11wltens: SlJ.750. 675·3302 or * FM Al Uttle 41 .. *S6995~ * 1638HPl(J ~ lt SIX CLASSIC lt Ml%'1 TO CHOOSE * FROM: ~ .. • I •220 •ZIOC ~ •210'• •JOOO * AH Xt..'t CMd. ~ Callfanlia Cars * • lt SHHOW ... ~ >tHARIOUR~ vw * 11711 1eoctlt. ~ * H11t1HftogtoRIMctt .. * 842-4435 ~ ****** at SOM, great ~u::. ~•JVer, _&7_!34_34 _____ _ ~~bst 2rr ~-7989 _ Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, Mew 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand New '78 HONDA Cars MANY To a.a.. ,.,.om! UNIVERSITY otdallllOIN .. If you've ever considered the advantages of buying a Peugeot Diesel, there's no time like the present. Because now when you buy a Peugeot Diesel during our 50th Anniversary cele- bration, you get the added advantag~ of selecting our 2150 HARIOR ILVD. COSTA MESA 645-6700 sion, absolutely free. At any participating Peugeot Dealer: Drive a Peugeot Diesel and experience Peugeot. Fifty years of Diesel leader- ship comes with every car we sell. And now the automatic transmission A • --· Honda Ccn • GMC Trucb ~Had>otJllvd.. Qstalhla; utGmatic.transmis-comes ~~~~~~~3 free. ,,.. 1976 Honda Hatchback. 4·sp air. iclnt cond S3,000/bsl olr 963-3514 nllbt.s ~ 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 VU XKE 2+2. eng. re- cent reblt, body & Int. xlnt. 16SOO. Cirm. 6'4-5739 i5 XJSC, red w /lite Inter., &ood cond. S9SOO or best olr.67~eves. '72 Vl.2 XKE 2 + 2. Eng re- cently reblt. body & Int xlnl 16SOO. 6'4-5739. '77 J11 XJ6L 4-dr. like new, burl. red. tan lthr lnta'I«. only 9.000 ml. Save on lie. & t1x. 117,000. 6'4-1783 ·M~nuf11clu1L'nSUQqe<IM ptlC'f' pon nl. llV •(ljf • r~od from lulv I thr<'trqh Auqu<t Jt 1~7~....., •ny f', ... rt~t4 p,..,,~ S...l.in BEACH IMPORTS . .. 848 DOVE ST. NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 Near MacArthur & Jamboree ............ W..•S..ke•~ ...... -. .. ..~ -.... ,. -._ . speed. air, stereo. alloys (aMJSI $9995 Classic, classy Autos Classified Advertising in the DAILY PILOT WE STILL HAVE HONDA ACCORDS AVAILABLE AT THE OLD LOW PRICE HIRRYll -STOCK IS LIMITED - ,.v-~~:t HONDA CIVIC .$ -. ... .. -... • Al ORA•ECMlllY HEADQUARTERS OVER 125 NEW 1978 •nclas Ready For hi Ivery NOWI PRICES START Al Prtees plus tax & hoeme Cars Subject to Pnor Sale. Offer GOOd Thru 8-27-78. • SALES & SERVICE USM•U • IMC • -DA 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540m9640 .. ,,,. -# • , .. ' ,,, • .. .. NI Pric'9 Plul Tu. l-.e I J2&~ FM Al C.. s..ciiecl To Prior S.. OllerO-Tiwv --,. A ... 2L '978 Jaguar • 1RlMH 8UY or LEASE FROM 1HE PROffSSIONAl..S MIW JAMA.I lJ6&.t ... STOCI! 78 VW Diesel Rabbit. Includes sunroof. heavy duty radiator. tmted glass. leatherette. FM stereo cassette. coco mats. polyglycoat and other extras. 'Tlh6MWe-A1< cono-.. ~ ,_ ~ --_,.,.,., •* llWIL i:.,..... ~WIGl:di ..... J8'1Jt ..... ..:':. ... 1 1010 =• '3995 76'/WltMI 2 Ooot. 4 ........... ""57 ' 10 _,,.,.,.. ............. ,J400 =· '2995 '74 ~ 4 _.cl, elf -.lit AMll'M --.-.... ar... ........ 1<1tiOt, 13 II UiFJ OUI PlllCI '2799 '14VW.,...... 4 Ooof Nf OOllCllllOftlftO, l!UloMMle .... ,-.blr'l~tl7WJ. .............. ,.. =· 52495 • I t 1971 M11UN 1-210 2 DOOi 534-4100 2 Bloeks South of G•rden Grove Frwy. on Harbor Blvd. LEASE TERMS S 12 t .23 per month. 36 months. cap reduction includes security deposit. tax & license and ttrst payment $966.23. 36 month open end lease. Residual $3052.88. Cap cost $6106. Total periodic payments $4364.28. Ser. #24640. '11 s. .. oot. air (Ser. #41041 2-76'1 To C.._ Ft.. •75 c. ........ (Ser. #I 420I 2.71-•1 To C-. '"- 2·'74 .. To Qo DM '72 .. C22MAZI 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977SUIARU DLSIDAM Automatic trans.. air conditioning. vinyl tn· terior. radio. beat.er. new tires & very low mileage. In MINT condition~ (eT'WX). $]995 74 CamarolT AufO lfW. -COlilllliOll•IO -·"~···-·-· IDtte••I wfteet•. ~ tt.C. (,.llo(YR I 8'r1l'dly ~ s3999 74a.nook. Mini-MotOI Home /So41lHTI ~ Soeaal S]699 ~~ ...... •odel •Hcl Toyote r1c•.,.. • to dlioeM tr..alow•SJ6H 7 6-5aS lte •IA8386t 5 1999 72Toyota Calica 4 _.,, -c:ondlf;onono. ,_ !SllOESHI ......,, Soeoll We Hne A. bctilellt S.lecHoa of &Ale ...... e.... & bwc:lla. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA . ~·! ~ ... > ,. J. .......... " MiJNf1N(, 1C>H If 4 CH '18 Celica, real wire whls. AM /FM stereo. air. rear wind. wiper. Spec. Edit. model. lo mj, must sell. Dys 548·7767, 548·097 1 eves. !74 Celica sr. 4 spd. rblt eng. A/C, 8 track. $3100. Ptl 842·9052 •AIEAUTY!• 1977 Toyota Celle a 5-spd. stereo, mags. air (191$1 A I --- -•H995• '74 Toyota CbiDook. Used u car or motor home. Mst sell $3950. 675-2289 '12 Corolla 4-spd, new tires, xlnt cood. 1 ownr. $1000/o(r. 64f>.567S By Ownr. '89 Corona 4-dr sect, 40,000 ma·~. Going east, must sell. 640-2'1 lO 1973 Coron• Sta -tJooweion, auto. air. suoo. 1ln'I Martt ll 6-c:yl wqon. loeded. dot cood. New Ill belt r9diab. $BIO/« .,.. 511.7134 -·· -• -• ;.·,;, .... ., ,,..._, .. ..-1 .. .,; .. ,_ -· ,_••A,.."·-••••••••-••• Earle Ike TOYOTA Is OverstockedWith CELICAS, COROLLAS, CORONAS CRESSIDAS and Pickue Trucks •• All Models cit Special Discount Prices Each Car and Truck Wil I Be DrasticallyReducedlhis Weekend Only and Have Our Own Low Prices cm the Windshield. . Including Accessories NO PRICf-lfADERS-OR-MIC-KS JUST LOW-LOW DISCOUNTED PRICES Saturday Aug. 26,1978 to 6:00 \ , . . . .. ".,.,,---... .,,... . .... -..... ,,, . -~ ..... ,_ '"' , ..... ,.. .. '\ ' .... --· • •Iii , •• , ' • -. .. . . ; Thi illfl•ence lietween a Meroedes-Beftz lea e and any other -is the Mercedes-Benz. ............ FE .......... s • llAISJS Anaheim 750-2011 ~ -9mltr a Mn LARGESJ' SELECTION OFNEW&USED 1970Cad.IU.c CDV. beaut car. all pwr. xlnl rood .• l--"=-----,-9-·-s low mileage. beaut. • stereo/radJo. air. S189s. ••••••••••••••••••••·~· Call Mt-2644. '76 Cordoba, all xtras· Air. The car you I se doo~ make quete e d1ffttre0Ce. After all. you cton•t drive the lease you drive the car And when you lease a Merced s Bent you drive some th~ng pec1al 1ndeed Wtuchever M rcedes Benz model you choose. you drive one of thP world's most respected automo biles. A car with legendary eng1 neermg, meticulous craftsmanship. outstandinQ performance and safety ~omothin& else you'll dnve the car you leas for two. three or even lour years Most cars look out of date II too quickly But when you lease a Mercedes·Benz. you dnve a car with classic lines and timeless· ness that 1s never out of date. We have several Jeasing plans to offer you . One 1s certain to make 1t more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes·Benz than you A might have thought poss1 ble Call us today for the surprising facts 'I Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. • DASHm • SCllOCCOS • IUSIS •CA~ Wl._Dttc.lh U,Te ... 5 1400 01 WlfBA• VOLISWAGE 7 600 WISTMIMSTH ILVO.•~STMl,.STH 893-7551 638-7880 2 Swedish Volvo ftt echan1cs n ow al Ivan's, l995 Harbor Blvd .• C.M. 645·1982 '70 Volvo 164. PS. air . AM /FM cassett.e stereo. good cond. SlSSO. 499-4139 •••••••••••••••••••••• l~~!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!~AMC 9905 IN ORANGE COUNTY CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION PLANS Avallable on Most Cars • • I t7Z CADILLAC COUPIOIVIW Leather interior. vinyl top, 1&.ereo. tilt wheel &r very low mileage. 1495EOM>. $2995 • --------1 eunrf. cruise c:ntrl. only 'Tl Seville. fully IGaded. $4.BSO. Must see. P .P, plus MOONRO OF. Dya;Mt-86508.Myers. ~ ~~J'u~~E0 :,1RLE~: Cu•........ ttJC>. Yellow/yellow. Sl2.4SO .... •••••••••••••••••••• 67$-3435 •llU.VAN PIJ.l.AIQIDAY SPICIAL• Burgandy. fuel U\ject1on, f\i.11 power. all leather in· tertor. AM/FM ltfl'eo '450PKD I, 33,288 miles $1195 '6tUMCOLN COMT1Ma.T AL 4-door. fuJI power . air . Nlcecar. Ua3BMXI st75 ................ ,. Bllii'blw. Calta ..... '4M1tl I eor..... tt32 ~""~~ ........•.•............ i-1.l-'761.AB T·lop. whl. loaded. I 975 CAOILI.AC --, ro xJnt cond1t1on. Best or· COUPE DE VIW 1:m1 ...,bell e1.o rer. 673-7773 Cabriolet top. full power. Gwclen °'°"' ....... nu 1977 CH--EV_R_O-LET-- factory air cond .• stereo/ tape player. cruise con· Ce u o ttl 7 CORVETI'E trol & low m Il es. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1$.000 or1g1nal mile~. 1223NPF). '68 Camaro. 6 cyl. good automatic . AM t t'M $5995 oond. Ong owner. New stereo I lrack. air cond • Ures. $1000. 546-1121 leather interior. gauges& • '67 New trans. no dents. mag wheels. 1006R YW I 1977 CAOILI.AC runs good. $1000. SADDLEIACK COUPE DE VILLE 548·0256 V AU.El IMPORTS Leather interior. full •74 Camaro. autumn gold. 131·240 495-4949 power. factory air cond .. new tires. new battery. COYgW 99ll 50/cfil ~er sear· s:ere: vinyl roof. all xtras in· ....................... . ~~~fi:,,.~5~:L1. ~~~:~~~int Can 1975 MERCURY '58 sunroof. '65 engine & ••••••••••••••••••••••• trans. 5'95/or bst ofr. '78 Hornet Sportabout 6'5-7898. wagon. P /S, P /B, cruise '69 Sqrbk. snrf. 8·lrk c:ootrol. AIC, lo ml, lug. stereo. good cond. SllSO rack. top cond. $3500. or offer. 645-1394 _7S_l_·9582 ______ _ $9495 COUGAR XR7 '73 CAMARO. M UST White top, white body&· SEE! Air. V·8. auto. whi te interior. Vii. Mission Viejo Imports 831-17 40 2;;~;'~=~:;';~:,. 495-1700 Son 01~ Fwy. at Avery, Mis~ V1•10 Autos have more CLASS when advertised • in the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 Vot•o 9772 llllck 99 I 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IEfOREYOU SB.L YOUR VOLVO, SEE US! MA19UIS VOLVO ~lONVIEJO 131·2110 495· I 2 I 0 '70 Volvo 1425. needs minor work. S950 or best olfer. 962-4603 lint Volvo 1425. blk. 70K m1. new auto tran~. AM FM. runs great Must sell. S29951or b!il ot fer. 675·9626 1'77 IUICK RIVIERA Cabriolel top, full power. factory air cond.. dual comfort sea l s. stereo/tape deck. tilt wheel. sport wheels &. low mileage. 1899RXJ 1 $7495 Alltos. N•w 9800 Aalto5, H.w 9800 Autol. Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Mew •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Buick '62 Specaul. good cood. runs well. $300. Ml·l087 • 1977 CADILLAC El.DORADO COUPE ''SUNROOF" Leather interior. ractory air cond.. full power. 40/60 power seats & cruisecontrol. IQl107091 $11.195 1977 C~DILl.AC 1, SEYIUE .ASTROROOF I I Leather anterior. ru11 J power. AM FM with 81 ' track tape & factory air cond. <Q487436> $11,995 • AM/FM cass.$2900 P P automali~. air cond .. 675-77M. 960-4274 pwr steenntt & brake!>. pwr windows & 6 way seal. Ult wheel. 8 tral·k stereo & rally wheels .\ beauty! c04SNYT l $4955 COMHEU. CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 ,..,...._ ... _ '73 XRi. every fact opl1on .. 44.000 mi·s. perf cond $2450. 673-6187 1548·5501 ""---···· ---68 Cougar, auto, AM. VR. good cood .• good transp 9920 S0001ofr. 963-997~ __ .. ,.,. .. , ... ,_ CheffOlet ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 XR7. extra clean. Must PICK YOUR PAYMENT! '00 Riviera. gd cond. all power $995 1714) 675-8186 DEMO CLEARANCE 1978 CADILLACS Coupes & Sedans Sevilles EXTREMELY LOW MILEAGE Excellent Savings 1962 CHEV. Impa la sell.Makeoffer Sedan. Im mac.. classic 548·021\ I condlt.ion. 42.000 ongmal .73 XR7 1 • -lk · miles. $850. 673·3858 . o m1 l>. 1 e nu musl sell~ ·7; Monza. lo m 1 's. S2950 640·066.'l AM IFM 8-lrk Gd cond Dodge 993S YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER llHAMlll DlJSUlt ._.IAJSUlt ~ utADIA DllSUll. 1t1C IW.Y flEIO UlSllll, •• Ulllllt UTSUll CAllOSA l&TSOlt USU MW llTSUlt CUUllCHflAJSU. IONY DATSllM.111£ ATlAllTIC IATSUll ..._ UTSUtl. l1IC •r UlSlllt. i.IC. Cllll&ll IATS. 100o/o FINANCING INCLUDES TAX & LIC. SEE EXAMPLES 8ELOW •FINANCING WITH MAJOR BANK ON APPROVED CRE Oil '78 B 210 2 DR. sgg~~. for 48 months. Cash price $3364. Deferred Payment Price 1s $4795.68 including tax, Lte. & Finance charges APR. 14.35% (Stk.898) (Ser.HLB210983880) '7Bmsx CPE. lf3r.- for 48 months cash prices 1s $4652. Deferred Payment ~rtce 1s $6629.28 including ta11. l1c & finance charges. APR. 14.35% (Stk.8721)(Ser.HLS10159869) "210 2 °"· 4vlo 11..-, flOSTAWAG ... cono .•-(0042511 (IJJMYO) '2995 '2795 I 77DATSUll 77DATSUM 200UCf'£. 110 4 Oft. SEO. '78 51q 2 DR. s119~ For 48 months. Cash race $4038. Deferred Paymen Price is $5757.12 including laK. LIC. & finance Charges. APR. 14.35% (Stk.8905) (Ser.HlA1001375A) '78 FlO WAGON For 48 months. Cash Price 1s $3781. Deferred Payment Price 1s S5388 including tax, lie. & Ft· nance charges APR. 14.35% (Stk. 6846XSer WPLF1010665J)' • 76DATSUN 77DATSUM 11210 40 11210 2 Oft. • loci , tcltO low ••l)CI ·-nvle• pto<ed to MU ~""·-(156R(Nl (1""1'NJ '2795 '2995 71DATSUN 75TOYOTA 510201'. SEO. COROU.A WAG. !'> ~ ... CO<>O . AM/ F •t .. eo. -""'" .-.,.. .,_ p "• ·~ • \pd . AM/JM lt,...90 5 t90 . AM/fM I -""'l'llOl>NlllH.U cn~lt lrKl< al.,..O, low (145TVY) ...... ($er ocu lS) C003TKA) mole• (M7MNH) •4795 '5795 •4495 '2795 ---.... --... ···--·-..J ........ --.. --..._, . ..... FOOTHILL OATSUN. INC. MOON DATSUN TRI mm DATSUN. INC LOllC BUCH DATSUN DOWNTOWN l & MOTORS omRIAl DATSUN INC UNIVERSAL CITY DATSUN. INC SUll QUALITY DATSUN IMPORTS PASAO£N& DATSUN SOUTH IAY DATSUN. IMC SAMTA AMA l.USUll. IMC MlllEI IMPDITS. IMC TOllANC£ DATSUN S~ OATSUN ·---..-.. ., • • • If • ,.. ......... , .... --..._. .. . ... .. Ill Bwck wagon Air. auto • trans. power ~leering , Pnces plus tax &license '60Chevy 348 Sunor Glide. '69'DART new tires, brakes etc Prices good lhru mid· ... ~ Call 64.2·8267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Runs goodS300 545-6169 rught.8.27.78. nmsgood,SOOOorbestof· 2-dr sdn. clean. lo m1. fer 493-3406 runs ~ood $750 673·5494 ~~~••••••••••!!.1.~' OVE~ 100 ·66 Mallbu Wagon. white. Late ·72 4 dr cus tom QUALITY CARS nms good,~ Polara. l owner. 62.220 972 Cad1llar Srdan DeVtlle. Loaded Clean $1975 646-5732 TO SELECT FROM 492·2828 11'11 A C, PSt PB. er cntr . New trans. AM F M ·---• 73 Monte Carlo. air. radio Retail SI no NABERS clean. PS & PB. Landau Owner as ks Sl350 Ph Lnp. $2100 Dy~. 751 3211 960-6842or960·.t952 '74 Eldorado convert. cranberry r1rcm1sl. new. whl top, brakes. battery. radial llres All extras 168()(1.494·6561.494-8797 Eves SS9·5584 ( • . • 1 1 d ·55 Dod~t' 2 dr. 40.000 on11 77 Monte car o an au mi s Xlnt t•oncl top. fact snrl. loaded. 640.0016 26CXHWbol BM! FM 1s t ereo. S4895 '73 Eldorado. a steal. xlnt COSI<' /111es.\. 540-9100 848-1072. 842 8330 '75 Dart Sport V·6. auto. cond. sunroof & all elec. PIS 8-trk xlnt cond $3195. 962-8392 . -Mus~ sell .66 Chevelle $3100. Eves 4934710 . . 1 All Malibu. mags. xlnl cond. -'73 El Do. CONVE RT. '76Seville. Veryc ean. 642·1794 '64 Dart 4-dr. 6 Cyt. auto .• Xlnt cond. $4750. or trade extras . $8900. Wkdys . --ood. $395 • for Blazer. 751·5127 or !r75-0484.eves675·7172 68 Cam~r'? V K. uulo runsg 645.9486 • 539-4986 w t Ad R uJts 642.5678 trans. I ·s, t rl r ht ch _ ~ ~;,____------. an es w/lites, $750 548_:!457_ Ford 9940 ~: Aufo5, UMd ,......,., UMd '61 Corvair Cpe. PG. radio ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• & gas healer. reblt. xlnt 63 Jo'alcon. Runs good. • • cond. S6SOtoHer646·7016 Looks Bad. $200. ·: . -642· 7796 . '70 Impala 2 dr hard top. ----• OVER I 00 HOMDAS NOW IN STOCK! ALSO. WI HA VI A &000 SILICTIOH OF ACCORDS TOO! "DON'T PAY TOO MUOf!" Ray Ftadtboe Says - "luy yow Hew HOllda -.Ow' __ ,_..... ........ QO old pric"l" • Mo c.tatytlc CCMtTerttr • u ........... . • 42 MPG EPA Good HllctloA of tlte f m1la.1 Accord la 1tod& & a ...WC..,.. 21ec11o .... ....... . ~· . ~ ·- &JC radiG. Michelin tires. '6!} Cn•ry Sedan. good :• one owner. bst offr transportation. a !> ·~ . • 531-3921 $350 675-3175 • Aldos.UMd Alllos.UMCI ,; ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• £. ••••••••••••••• -- 175 FORD s4000 1HUNDIUU ••.••••• ,777 Padded too. lull p0wer, factory air cond .. split seats. stereo'tape, till wtteel. cruise control & wire wheel covers. (974RLFI .. ... .. ~ ,.. . ._ ____________________________ ..,.. . '75 CADILLAC s4000 COUPIDmLLE ••••.• 1777 Cabriolet too. leather interior & stef90 tape player. SPECI AL THIS WEEKEND! (513MWK) "" .. , . ~: . ------------------------------.... ~· ~!~.~~·L· .... s5999 Padded top. leather Interior. full p0wer. stereo. IPl•t .-ts. till wheel a cruise CllOntfd. LIKE NEWI (814102) ------------------------------.... :· '71CAIMLLAC S6499 :· aDOIADO •• ••• • • . •• ... ~--· '--brlolet too. leather Interior. full p0wer, spilt • eeat1. steredt.,.. tllt wheel. cruise control & low miles. (42078) ' . . Sundey. Augu1t 27. 1978 DAILY PILOT '1$ Sta. Wgn . Ful ly ,..._ load.ct. must srll thta ••••••••••••••••••••••• ftnd. Best offer SJe..1588 '&9GTO. 400 cu eng. auk>. '4ood cond. 11300/beel of· 1t71POID THUMORlllD Split power ... ta. power wuidows. stereo r Hk>l tf track. c:rwse coniro:I. tilt wheel. cu.atom wheel• & LOADED' 11136lJMX I I t7' VEGA G'i SSHIDWAGON Onl) Z .950 miles on U\iil near new beauty : lfa., AM/FM ste~ csssettf'. rally wheeti; 4' lob mor.-• 064RDM I AH>ra1•· blu~book·l3300. our pnceisonly • I I I t I I 1971 CMivaOUT CAMYO (l"454111 SUPER SHARP!!! 1977 CHIYIOLIT COIYlnl !A832SPJ LIKE NEW!ll 1975 IMW UOI (P509f} Low Mileage Silver Beauty! lt71 POISCHI "4CCMR 3483AI THIS ONFS IMMACUlATEI lt71 llJCUIM IPOITICOUN (P6138) A RARE ITEM! 1966 FORD MUlfA ... (A88tCVJ A SHARP CARii! lt7'MMCUIY MOHAICHGHIA -With power window•. Olds Cutlus ·ee. 2 Dr Air. ford wa;on, •Ood lal bucket &eat.I. AM t•'M pis, radJo. ssoo. CalJ car. Nida minor work 1""90. CNlMCODtrol, tilt •1111 MIO l7Ml$3 l'tvtt wti.lel & only 7.~ mlles ..-...'---------<Sl9RSR I. '14 0'41 Omega. 2 dr. OruMa "l'e, 4 dr, 6 eyl, ~•tt• uo PIS. SZSOO/bsl ofr A C. pow,r. l t f'reo. ~ ~ • maroon. 1m1N1r. l330U _9-_s_. ~------- ~--------'76 Wacon. AM 1FM stereo. mag whls. roof rack. PIS. air. As king S2Si>O . Good rond 64.5·M78 211011 So Ru•cwood. NARERS '70 Della 4 dr. air. xlra SA $4611621 ___ &harp. SUSO 17532 Misty ~ 9960 ( • Ln, H.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '931 a t'1i111tb11 ck. I ownt'r. lo m1111U. tlean. air '71 DtlS& '!i.v~,~~ P7r~~C~x'f:. 1100 ofr Mus t ht'e' 88. R~ency 4-dr. 12.500 c:ond. must sell $4100 1173-i468 2<JCXHi.ut>or8111d mi. air. tape. 6·way 548·1752 "TILTDll Broughm.~dr C~M~.S40<>100 seals . cruise. loaded. --------- Champagne cir, loaded 113.000 /080. Must sell Must sell '70 Roadrunner. •IJ elec xlras. 16M mi today 830-4834 wt440 & fin on bck $700. XJ d 0 '72 Merc ury Marq1u s , &11-0261Gd cond. nl COil ng owner Brougham. fully loaded, '78 Olds 98 Regency --------- S48_-368 __ 1 - ------1o mi. JLlnl cond. Best of· Q)upe. Jo mi's. loaded. 68 Plymouth Wagon. new rer over Sl675. 846·9070. mint cond. must sell. front lites. runs great. '73 ford van, lo m1. cstm inter. nu ores. best orrer, IMti 5158 53tHm4 400.1654 $350. Call 661·2121 art PWo 99571-5-P_M~~~~~~ '72 Mere Brou((ham. 4-dr. ptJrbt. all exltas & trfr pac k. 42K mi. $1595. 644·2524 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 AM /FM 8 trk stereo Ponffac '965 new clutch. xlnl cond. ••••••••••••••••• •••••• Sl499. mst sell 536-leu6 I 977 PONTIAC 119 Grande. 3&t. Needs paint. sacrifice $1000. '74 Pinto. AM/FM tape. Muat sell Fir. All 7 new Urti & batl. Runs· 499-349'l looks gel. Sl.500. 549-1735 AIHIRD All of tht-quality features of the Flreblrd line PLUS the economy ol a V6 engjne. Alr condi· tioning, automatic. pwr. steering, new llres & a stereoradlo. <180SLO>. Mldtcmig 9952 1976 Pinto. low mile. H/A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tape deck. sUck shift. '66 Mustang 289. V-8 . Highest bid gets il. Runs good, needa aome body work up front. Must sell soon S47 ·3182 '74 Mus tanc 2+2. V-6. AMt FM. xlnl cond. S2400. P.P. S49·2179 1972 Ford LTD Wagon. pwr & air. SHOO. (710498-1951 '66 Must. 6-cyl. auto. classic car. Sl47S. '76 LTD. 4 dr. P /W, P /S. MS-8614 P tB. air. good cond. --------- Must sell. 13295. 847·3664. '68289. P /S. P 18. nds ask Cor Bart. wrk, $700. 642-5979 1968 Ford Con vertible. Galax1e 500, t ownr. xlnt 1970. Cleveland 359 eng cond. PS. PB. AC. pwr reblt. new brks. llreb, t.op.llltwhl.anyreabofr. battery. ett: $24!15 646-223 l 499-Jlll '75 Granada V8. 4 dr, air. '66 Muslang, 6-eyl. J.spd. AM1FM 8 trk. good cond ver y gd cond. $695. $2995 . .546-8844 _84_7_·7_0_11_. ____ _ Reasonable. S49-2420 ·74 4·spd . 11 nrf. nu tires/brakes. 116951offer. 640--0665. '74 Pinto <auto 140,000 mi.. good cond. AM t FM stereo radio & tape. Must sell 1mmed. SlSOO. 646-2133 SAVE lO'GALLON DRIVE IT IUY IT!!! C<*HB.L CHEYIOLET 2828Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 1974 Pinto Runabout. '72 Gran Safari Sta. Wgn, uses reg.gas.newpaint. P twfndows. luggage new brakes. under "2K rack, AM/FM tape. tit m1 . $1650. 645·0 130. whl. lo mi. xlnt c:ond I 548-6445 1 -968-~S_lW~~~~~- Aufos. Used Alfts, UMCI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 9 pass Country Sqwre V-8, P1S. P t B. AM. auto. AtC.rack.546-8456 '70 Mark f 351 eng. f\All pwr, S8M mi. new tires. Xlnt.. cond. $2900/ofr. 642-9270 I NEW BUSINESSMEN '70 Ford LTD. Auto. air. t P IS. XJnt . $875. '7S Mustang 11. V6. full I Contact the DAILY PILOT for Ph 847·!130 pwrk -bckt seats.,,,.•I«» ~ I f I di h cond,. l ownr. Beat otter l n ormat on regar ng t e LMcolll 9945 over S2600 takes it. -------------------1 I county requirements for using a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752.1629 wknds & eves, Dick says: f ictitious Business Name. LINCOLN '78 wkdys t11 s: 556-88~ "We offer only the best and TOUA.I COUPE wh-'-A-..... _ --&A• -110 ---~ '"" Yoo don'l need a ttun Lo ~RR' ml' MITII:' I 642-4321 EXT. 332 Loaded. under soo males, "draw rast" when you used c• II your lest •·-by f•. • J----------------contact J ohn Turo, place an ad in the Daily -r (213)698-9'101 btwn tlam Pilot Want Adb' Call now Spm M I" 642·56711 --------- 1 Autos, Hew 9800 Autot, Mew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 Cecflhc ~ dt Ylh '$ 947 7 J.ull powet \I .. euto cru.M Alt .m -A"'IFM ·-!-Wlyt •OOI -·--t:JD!l7'11 '76~·~:',~~"'· '•"o'' ... s9477 co,.d1Uon1ncJ, full POW•. power ll-•n11 -dlte br--.. -·--·-,_, ·-.... ,.. __ ... , ......... ...., OllH w-~ l-.V loP I.Mt-1nt9Nlf •urvOOI ltWVXt I er. 7$U4'13 ·a Ventura ,cum Htchbaclt 4·eyf. stlck sh1 rt. n I ee ! S2360 ~. 9970 '73 T· Bird. Full power New ,.dlaJa. Wife's cat . Asking 12750. 892-1832 '64 Tudor Landau. condlli~ S600. 644.2524 .AMkK,Uted aood S6tt5 NABERS ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $2995 CONNELL CHIYIOLET 28211 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-llOO ...... used . ..................... . ECONOMY CARS '74 CHEVY VEGA WAGON ••• s1aaa 0--•-...... Cl-.CCI '7 4 FORD PINTO •••••••.•••••••. s 2444 76 CHEVY CHEYETIE •••••••••••••• s 2666 "-11C -.. ._ $IONIU 7 5 MERCURY COMET •••••••••••••• s 2888 ,.,. _ .. •Mdl'>o90'1117Ml!GI '76 AMC PACER X •••••••••••••••• s 3333 ""'°"'•'"' -~·-..,_.., •--nooo-• 1~1 '78 MAZDA GLC 2 DR ••••••••••••••• s 3444 C-1•-·--·•000 ....... t-IMVI 76 DODGE DART •••••••••••••••••• s 3666 Aul-•loe pM .. ,.,._ ... cono •--3:)000-(1WP!ll '76 OLDS STARFIRE •••••••••••••••• s3777 W•t" I t~.,._ & ....., 2• 000 ,,..,..., C861PCUI 17 DATSUN 8210 .••••••••••••••• s3777 WUhO•concl &_rN ... ~I INTERMEDIATE CARS '73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER COUPE •.•••• s2222 AulOfHloC -----&-!Nn'2.000 ___ ltlilJNGI '73 BUICK CENTURY •••••••••••••• s2444 .15 MERCURY MONARCH •••••••••.•• S3888 In tOatkhnQ.C§!"O'bOll !IWUOUI Wiii\ ~ ltlefl ?f'D:»---l~ZAI 76 PONTIAC GRAND LE MANS ••••.• s 3999 ll&lt°"'tllC -lt&b<-O'WI w•"""""'.._ __ •tr-~10 '11 FORD MUSTANG •••.•••••••••• s4444 119 e11toma1ic. -\t-"'O & 111 .... •"4 •" cone! 1$89PJAI '76 DODGE CHARGER SE ••.•.•••.•.• s4555 Wilh "'lny f'rtMf/11 .. ,,. $48SE'f'• '76 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 ........ s5555 77 FORD LTD SQUIRE WAGON •••••• s5999 J -.c, l•'9ne.~1 t1•1APYl '11 BUICK REGAL COUPE •••••.•••• s5999 With m•tttt "*"'Y ••1••1 C"33Ail.t '78 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC •••••••. s5999 LUXURY CARS '73 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE •••••• s3333· l•-• "EW Conclrt-~ (962UP•I 75 BUICK ESTATE WAGON •••••••••• S4666 · 3 ... ._,eHOlt ... _•(199\IUI '74 CONTINENTAL MARK IV ..•.•.•. S6444 76 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE •••••• s 7777 ffaN._.., Conc:Mton lhfuoul' n66PICDI 77 BUICK ESTATE WAGON •••••••••• s9333 lOIOe 71 000 ....... , (93JSI. TJ '11 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE •••••• s9999 ._n-tlNCOLttYERSaltlES-... -:: •.... 1999t L"'e NEW oo.ot-Hlf\IOUI 1900T801 SPORTSCARS '73 OPEL GT •••••••••.•••••••••••• NICE!1 ""'"'only C0.000~~ '76 FIAT 124 SPIDER ••••••.••••••• s4999 • tl>Md ,,_ ',._, (17S$1 '11 SUBARU BRAT ..•••••••••••••• ss&66 • -d,_ _I,_ 5 000 -A....,,., ••lo• CIQIUll~ I ~ DAJSUN-289l • • . • • • • • • • • . • . • . ~----------W0""9w C011C1 •11 ... ••-• t .... NEWcoo ... ~ .. ~ -------·• 2925 HAllOI IL VD., COSTA MISA 979-2500 .. .. . , ' \ • ID esa ' Orange County's No. 1 Buick Dealership IS HAVING A WEEKEND CELEBRATION ON ONE OF THE BEST SELLING BUICKS OF ALL NOT 86000 or 8 7000 LOW AS '5483 ALL AIR CONDITIONED AND MUCH MORE! (Ser.131558) (Stk.5031) WHAT'S SO SPECIAL ABOUT THIS WEEKEND? Our showroom. will he full of the freshest shipm.ent of new Skylarks in Orange County. IF YOU'RE GOING TO BUY A NEW CAR ANY TIME SOON, WE HAVE THE PRICES AND CARS PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. SO DON'T WAIT - SKYLARK IS THE PERFECT SIZE, GOOD LOOKING, ECONOMICAL AND POSSIBLY THE LOWEST PRICED NEW CAR IN IT'S CLASS. 3 blocks So11th of the San Diego Freewa}' PHOTO FOR ll.WSTRATION PURPOSE ONL Vt All can IUb;ett to prior S.le. Tax & tm... not lnduded. Sale enda 48 hn. after pubAcatlon. See You Thia Weekend!!/ ''Your Target' Buick Dealer'' HARBOR BLVD. !SAN DIEGO FREEWAY A division of Bouer Motors, Opel -Jaguar-Triumph-MG. 2925 HARBOR BL VD., ~A MESA 9J9.25ro All makes, models and colors. Classified Auto"-Advert~sing in the DAILY PILOT ----·~----...----··-..-.---..... # ! .. ····• .. . . .. ' ............. • I ....................... ,...~. 9' • # 1\"-t.•~'-~' ,,.. ......... • • • • ........ ..-...-•• ' I . ' '"'I -._. -. •••• ..-• •• ••-... . ..... .,. .. ~.:.. ......... ·-- P~ACTICIN6 '(OU({ I'S, I SEE TMESE AREN'T I'S •.. THESE ARE OCEAN WAVES! IF l'M CAPTURED WIT~ nus PAPER r COULD EVEN TELL THEM IT'5 A ORAWING OF A ROW OF LOW-FL'ilNG SEES ZOOMING OVER BLADES OF GRASS! NANCY UNCLE BILL AND AUNT ~ MABEL ARE COMl"-1& TO VIS IT US FOR A FEW -·' DAYS · · 0 0 . I WANT YOU TO MAKE A NICE WELCOME SIGN FOR THEM AND PUT IT IN THE GUE6T ROOM LOCAL WANT ADS SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 7, 1978 TMERE'5 A • • • • • " • • • TIN4' SEA GULL ~ FL'(INGOVE~ WHAT IF lt'OU'RE TO~TURED? EACH WAVE L 5T T l ME THe-Y STAYED FOR TWO WHOLE WEEKS I WAS JUST FOOUN6 'IOU ... ACTUALL'(, I WAS Llt'IN6! l'M PRACTtClNG TO SE A SP't, AND TMIS JS A CODE l'VE WORKED OUT Bv Ernie Bushmiller -TREYA CWAYS ST~Y TOO LONG .. ()1979 United feature Srndicltt . .. . . . . 0 THERE'S NO . PLACE LIKE ~OME I• • WHAi'5 "T ~AT iHING I F='~ANC INE? IHAT/ A~THlA~1 17 iHE F=LOWE.~ YO(.,( ~ENT ME r~es ~1~7T DAY we M ET/ YOIA'VE Ke PT , ,. I HI' L..O Nu p ... , 11, DENNIS THE MENACE 1H~Re MUCJT ~~s WAY I CA\J G&T A REAL-HO~f1JO~Y. J.IHINK 'IOU TRlf-0 e\/eRYWAY THE:RE:. rs. 1'M '30RRY •.. YOU HAV~ 1D '9UPPLY /Hf: HORc;t.=. GORDO OJ./,01-1! /!JIRTJ.IOAV TIME.' I 8.l:T TEI<, f/ELP YDU! WJ.IEW GOTTA J.IU1<1<vf All<.'S GETT/Al~ BAD IN HERE,{ cuT rr OIJT I .I WAN~A ootr MYSELF/ • ! l 4?LA Rel IT I~ ?l ~NIFICANT. I PJtE..?~eD IT IN MY f30 0K O F MeMO~le5! WHAT A~E VOtA ~e.AOING 1 FiirANC1Ne? MV BOOK or: MEMO~IE~,, A~~U~. wow! iHEN THI~ OL.D/ 0~1EO·O~T, ~l..ATTENc[2 ve,. P~~eszve D 1-11T1..e;. ~1..oweR: ~eP~e'?eNT? r~E ?TA~I OF=" ~OMETHING K'eAl..L..Y aG, ~UH ? . , , , T IN IT, r Keep AL.L. ,.HE: ME MEN TO? OF MY l-tFEl -= -= -: . ITCS~TAINLY DOES. THE WOrl:7T CA~E OF ~AY s:"f.Ve~ IN f-41-STO~y' .. ,. By Gus Arriola I'J.L J-/ELP FAA! VOLJ ORV! .. BO!eJ.J WITH TWO STl<IKESf wro A PLANET WIT# POl-WTED A11<,-· · , ••. : .. A)JO A ,~_,1.-1 OOMINEEl<ING ~ Sl6TER.f j ANoME W/T#A OAIE ... WA~ TICKET. THAI M.AKE5 r.-THRSE .. :. .I~A ~ ROOSTERf • -- I 0 .. • -. = ·. ·-- i . • • .. .. WH4 AM I RISKING M<.; NECK O~THl5 HIGH DIVE? 00 I CARE 00 MUCH ABOlJT WHAT OTI4E.R FtOPLE. THINK ABOUT ME /HAT I'M WILLING 10 /Al<E A CHANCE. ON BEING KILL.ED?- W~Q SHOUlD I JUMP OFF THIS HIGH DIVEJUST TO GAIN THE. APPROVAL OF THOSE PEOPLE OOWt\\ 111ER£ ~ GOD MADE M~ IHE. Wf¥) I AM ANO HE LIKES ME. ™E lJJAQ 1. ANl f I • 'i·17 \ ' . \ • . , . ' Get a very smart start to your ·school year with these Kellogg's character back-to-school supplfes. Free when you buy your favorite Kellogg's cereals. Yes,TXJV.1 you can get ready b school with a.rw or all ci the fdlovJing super supplies. Tony the Tige~ jumbo ball-point pen. Set of 7 Kellogg's~ character pencils. each with a picture of a diUerent Kellogg's charader on it. ~ j 0 , with two box tops lrom Kellogg·s~ Frosted Rice cereal. A 6-inch Kellogg's character ruler. separated into two 3-lnch sections. ach 6-tnch ruler comes in one or three colors. and features a ditterent Kellogg·s charader on it. , inside each specially marked package of Kellogg's· Froot Loops 11 cereal. with two box tops trom Kellogg's Sugar Frosted Flakes'! cereal. Two Big Vella, .. Set of 12 Kellog~·s character crayon pencils. With pictures of the Kellogg's characters on them. f .. with two box tops from Kelloggs" , Apple Jacks 11 cereal. Tusk Tusk'• pocket slide calculator. 5 different calculators In all. The front side either adds. subtrads. multiplies. d1vtdes. or converts measures to ~ the metric system The back ~ side shows useful mformatton .,,.illlllii!!:,._" l'!i about ten ot the fifty states. .. Oner rt;-e in each specially And for S l.25. plus two box tops from any of the Kellogg's cereals mentioned on this page. you can get marke<l package ot Kellogg's Cocoa Krispies ~ cereal. this grea1 Kellogg's school bus pencil box. Each pencil paper clips. each with a ditlerent school subject printed on the tront. And each with a picture of Big Vella. , . Inside each specially marked package of --Kellogg's• Sugar Com Pops~ cereal. Kellogg's character bookmarks. each in the form of a different Kellogg's character. One in each specially marked package of Kellogg's• Sugar Smacks81 cereal. 150Y~omes wtth two Kettoggs-- character pencils. one durable telt-tip pen. two pencil-tip erasers. a pencil sharpener. a protractor. and a roll of transparent tape Use the convenient order 1orm below. very sm .. .-eo ..... ,,.,..._, •• ,.,,, r ---------------, MAIL TO: DLLOQQ'l ICllOOL nNcn. IUS I Boz 2590. letdnW•. N.C. 27322 I I Please tend me --Kellogg) P9ncl1 BUI(•) r oreach bus ordered. I en-I I close SI 25 ond 2 bo1 tops from any ICeUogg s Apple Jacks· Cocoa Knsples•. 1 f'root Loops' Kellogg's' f'roSled ~lee. KeUoggl Sugar f'rosled naltes• Sugar Com Pops' or Sugar Smocks' cereals I ll!Hl ,IA.NlY ~lKI "Cll'IJ( ,.,C'OOCI I I 91AMI I I ADDPll I 'li:~. " ....... •IJJ•~. 11,•liff .. ""' · LEN HA5 DON'T ANSWER ANV BEEN QUESTIONS! LET MURDERED! ME SPEAK ro THE LIEUTENANT! ..... , . . . ~, ' . uisGOFOR A RIO~ IN OURHEWCAR WOULD YOU LIKE TO I'LL 6E WITH YOU JUST 15 THERE ANYTHING GET YOUR COAT MRS. AS SOON AS I SPEAK ! CAN 00, MRS. KINGSTON? TO HELGA! KINGSTON? CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYF.S! Tlttft art al Inst sb dlfrtt· ncn la dnwl•a details betwtta top aad bottom pud1. How q•ickly ca• you ll•d Cbem? Cb«k aeswers wilh lhose bdow. 1ue•~lllP .,. ~, ... , .. .IOH 't 'lkltWIW •t l•ll::leJ 11 ..... .1 'f 6utW!W •1 _,n t CNAow '' 1eo..i 't 'lklJn 1w '' •u~wn ·t ·.-u1P '' 1•M ·1 :u,...~10 [TUMBLEWEEDS] rUTME POWN, HILPE6'ARD HAMHOCKER! COOL IT, POLL •• I LOST MY HUS6AND HUNTERS HANDBOOK! .. - l'M FORCEV TO .ACION INSTINCT AL.ONE! -~··· I FOUNP IT',AUNT HILDE! ~ i 8 g I • J I i Hal KauFman ~ ---BULLETIN BOARD--- e su: HERE! .. Aft« 15 .,._,,., nobod,y looks al a -•" obMn~ Godltt, a..S, for oae reuoo or uotllm. wbat Ille 181d R1111oa. rm bluk • .. 'MOCWt•,,. It ia-... t•1w ~.1 0 eJot down a thousand very plain, add haJf of two, then add half a hundred and the last or one; now find the distance the race was run. '(-IO 1111 ..... ··-i 'II IO 11114-1 'ODDI-WI •t1W 'II YOU CAN IE every bil as adept at this card trick as the magician ewont Play! STRETCH la• "J«tter word •••Ina but one vowel and one 1yUable. STRE_lt •• I-letter word with tlle •me cllU'Ddertltks. rm blaak. above -with a little practice. It's eRiddJe-Me-This, if you can: Which piano sets a good done thusly: Remove the 13 cards example? The upright. Which apple grows best in a of • sinale suit -ace, king, swamp? The muckintosh. queen, jack, etc. - from a deck. Stack them in this order bot- tom to top: 8, S, 9, 2, 10,6,jack,4,quecn, 7, kina. J, ace. s .• ~ .~ -~--0 ~,· . :i. <(I • "II.It 6• ~ I 21 •7 JS 10 ' .12 • • 8 • II SHOW 'NUFr! Apply tllar colon Hally for a surprbr aa. above: I-Red. 2-Lt. bl11e. 3-Yellow. '-Lt. browa. S-fleslt. 6-Dk. 1ray. 7-Lt. &'ft•· 1-Ptlrple. 9-Dk. brow•. 10-Bhd. SPELL BIN DER! Now, deaJ out the top card, which is the ace, face up. Place the second ca.rd -the l - a1 1he bottom of the 9 SCORE 10 points for using all the ----""'t""----leuers in the word below to form ____ .....,. ____ _ pack. Tum up rhe king, put the next card al the bottom, etc. When you are through, aJI cards will be face up in order, ace to deuce. II will work every time. rwo complete words: TANGIBLE THEN score 2 points each for all ____ .....,. ____ _ words of four letters or more ----..----- found among the leuers . ._ ____________ _. _______________ .A.1.-'--...1 ~ TR\'ING TIME! O.r bacttt friend abo•e fates •• H•,uaJ oppc>Mtlt, u ya. will dilcover wlten Uw pid•re ii complete. Try to lk'ott al lall Sf pofats. ·11«1 'u1•~ :we'6e.,. .. ca~.., .. can enjoy tire delicioas taste of-Nestle-__ _.,..,_____.. candy bars and get this authorized Superman'> T.Shirtfree! Just save the wrappers from any regular-size Nestle Crunch~ Nestle• Milk Chocolate, Nestle® Choco'Lite~ or Nestle® $100,000~ Bar, purchased singly or by the 6-bar pack. Then send as 20 wrappers (or 10 wrappers plus $2.00), along with the completed form below(no mini-bar wrappers, please). We'll send you your own authorized cotton knit §tJperman® T·-Shirt! Use this order '°'"' to get your FREE superrnlff T·Shirt. ---------------~------, Miff ID: N9stl4 ~~~ I Reidsvla. N.C. 27322 Pfea9818nd me __ Suoermetf9T-5hir1(s) (Q11ldren's Sizes only.) For each T·Shirt. I am enclosing (Ched< OAe or bottt): _ 20 regul• wntDC*'S (no mint-bar wrappetS, otease) . __ 10 reoot• Wl'ac>PefS plus s2.oo (check or money order only) (No min.- bar Wl'aoc>er$, please.) How meny of each size? I l !CD !'" Nam. V# '------:-:111n=,,..,,.,. • .,.., .... ~v--l'::.,..._=~.rc'"'°klde"".,..,",..,.P..,..,_.=,------I ........ (Ol!ld!"en's slm OOIY.) Small __ Medium __ Large __ X-Uroe-- (M) (10.121 lf•18) 11•201 Add~ I ...--.-- 1 - City. State I l CD I on.. aooc1 :'r.:, U S '-end 11 \IOld ..._. llr°""*'R 111«1 0t minded ~ llw Alloll 1111 to I _. tor l ~ f1'4 •~.lnc .100~ Old,.,..r!Ma,N I~ l •ll•rt °'* •• p1,... f*'-J 28. 1979. L-~~~-~~~-~--~--~-~--~-~-~J "ltnltist Afttt f Mtl 11'9f V• f.111. Vw .,., Btab Dow• •atat-s r .. ..a .._ It Away -So Voe Crow Sii r .... SU••tr f,... Mn1 .. Mal.(., lo• l•ft m •-'"I• .... 5 •)•l ••••)Ge9t-tlP8)bolla-..tudr.lMtk~ndtofa .... n n:\s F \ F 1n 1 \"iT mT 01-l'itF roon 01 1 ,, ' 10 1u H'.';Ll'J. W\\. t:i'a·au,, , I "i )R ).{ l' \ I Medical ~icnc"· has proven conclusively thnt in your body there cxisls • fat-burning i;ystcm of ·n:1turnl chcmicul rat-destroyers M> powerful. they arc cap:ihlc or NEUTRALIZING THE EFFECT OF ALL THE CALO!{ I ES IN THE FOOD YOU EAT. Thnt once you tli<;eovcr how to unleash anti targ"'t the~ fat~cstroyer chcmi· c;ils "fainst clin!!ing f>'\\:kcts or fat ... launch them in an All~t "bli11· ai:ain't hulg~ ... you can actually compel your body to GROW SLIM\11:K. JNSl EAD OF FATTER, AFTER EACH MEAL YOU EAT! MEUlf" I ~ IE Cl PRO\ E~; \ Ol ( . 1" CTI \I I \ f OR<" "\OUR UOll\' 10 ) \ \ f From one of Amcrica·s leading o~ity spccia1i,t's co~ this important announcement of how it is possible for you to unlc:ish anJ accdcratc yt,ur bolly's natural chemical fat-burners. Stimulate them. Activate them. So thnt every time )"OU cat ... your body's own chemicals neutrnlitc the fat-buildin11 efkl't of all the calorics in the food you take in .•. draw.f oD t/1es~ /at-h11ildn calorirs /ii..~ o mngntt ..• forces )'OUr body to sutisfy the balance o( hs energy needs ~Y "fr "off pocl.ds of Mored-up fot ... so you hum nwuy exec's nab away un.,ightly bulge. carve away excess inchci. like nc,·cr in your lif c! \'\011KS \0 l \ST -1llf. \'ER' l IR r \VJ f I\ I 01\f (H I osr. \ ~ "\I n \G~ OJ l p I 0 I • f'Ot "'US OJ no In H l II ) Ye'' Nim one of America'" tcadin[! obcc;ity srcdali,tc; ym·~ntc; a thrillin{? cra!>h-hum way to slimnci;s ... using an incmJiblc ANTI· CALORIC pro~ram ... that docs away \\ilh all the torture of rigornuc; diet ONCE AND FOR ALL -ends brulal cxcrci'\c FOREVER' What this doctor h;h done is c;imply 1his: Found a surcflrc way for you to gen tly raiM: the level of your fat-burning melaboli!.m ... step up the ftow of your body's own natural fat-burners ... ~ that every time you cnt ... your system automatically NF..U- TRALIZES THE EFFECT OF ALL THE CALORIES IN THE FOOD YOU TAKE IN -AND YOUR BODY MELTS AWAY FAT LIKE HOT WATER MEI.TS OOWN ICE! Yes. "ith thi' d1x·tor's thrillin{? ANTI-CALORIE PROORAM and l'l"IJ'l'ule, you "rev up" )'Our inner fumocc -you neutralize all 1hc '-';ilories coming in -so not one ounce of the rood you cat "·an possibly turn to fat -and your body is AUTOMATIC· ALLY FORCED to kcd itl!Clf on stored·up pockets of nab that up to now socmcd impossible to budge. ( 1 l I ' \ 'ilHU KS \ Ol R non\~~ Even more significant ... because this doctor•s omazing CAP· SULE almo't in,tan1ly switches off !!nowing hunger for hours at a time and puts your ap~titc into a deep sl!!cp ... it is not only the MOSf POWERFUL REDUCING AID EVER APPROVED FOR ruouc RELEASE BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT - but a "ti) namitc" formula thut so effectively brings the urge to a---~l'IH1mt1hl,,n11tacnkMfh~1 n~SCFMR:-EE£EEtHNG HAL=f .•.. jOU may actualty- ~--...... ..,~ b.L.rcmia..l-fUUrscll tu-.CQt-on l.bi~-thtillin&-c~r~fk;i> ... CRASH-LOSS PR()(iRAM ... i11 order to prt•vcnt yo11rstf/ /rona /osmg too ~ •·c-ig/11, 100 /ast! Sl,l l \ 0\ II fUJ.Ol l ... 1 IL ( \ l.OIULS. 1-· < 11 I \I \ Ol I·• IHU:'li.C ·' \ 01 O'\,I tr ' J 0 FR TO I TI'F f.\1 ' ~· Yes. ha~d on puhlishcd reports from profcsc;ors at leading medi· cal ~hools . . . PLUS experimental fut-burning studies on U.S. Army olficcrs. West Point Cadets and independent rcsenn:h ttAts •.. with the fooJ )OU cal on this doctor's CAPSULE PROGRAM ••• !Q!J! body automnticaffy neij!rnlizcs lhc effect or alnhc caforics l§~~~~!~)V-t~rl:ltlt;\:-i>~-in aut~ fmccs ~ inches 1n nnmr I: , tl'hal before Y'ou hardlJ know it, yotr.= ~f I I II l JO I , ltf • J~ \\ -'1-111 1"11 LO~t-. l I' JO 1. 10 5 I~< llt s Ol J '\Cit It 1111' l.0 t. l 1' lo J ''( tll' OI r H H IJl!f,11 .0 •.• p 11 t ( II u }( I I I f . ~Jn·ou ~stdr\ tJ ''~'tW ~~ti~ 'oVb ~af\lrM(f ltt~by person •.. th~ types "ho never seem to gain an ounce! VITAL MOTICI: Before starting this program, consult with ~~Ian to bt 1Ure you are in normal health and your ~ p,ob...-n 11 ex~ w~t. lndMduai. wllh h~ blOOd ~ heart dilfft9, dlabetea, °' thyroid dlte ... thould .,. °"'J • directed by a phyalclan. M a m1"'1 ot 1.ct. we ufge JOU to lhow this entire progrent to your OWft family PHY· ...,. .,.., HO lt he dOMn't agwu the\ Una UfetlMe Ra.d Yo .._, .. lriefudlng the few mlnut., Qf nightly tONUP "'9 dOc· g hfV fGCOtn~ndl la by ,., OM of the Most medic.Uy fully ttnslble approachn tp 1he prol*m Of eqea ~ Called the 1nu-ca1or1a Pnaram ........... PfacltefV ..... " ....... ltlleb ... lfUttlt ...... , .... tf tat IMIM·IP ••• Mnatill ftl to rlftlWIJ .,.pettte .•. ltelps ,.. crtltt I tallrtt·dtflcft In your •ody .•. tb1t •t•PJ •P the rate ot tat nr1-otl ..• and 111rta your body•s fat cells. startt.g tU "" tintdayf \ Ol n ll M\1\ f I f L" LIKE \'Ol I EA" II n. U 1 '\ OL R \\ \I"' 1 l t~E LOOKS Lll\.l t f )' Just to give )"OU an idea or how f:i~t thi~ thrilling anti-fat wondcr- weapon burn' away exec.;.; fat and incheo; ... accordin~ to Cali- fornia Uni,•erMty Medical Sl-hool rewim·h on encrg)· burn-off you can a<:tuallr, melt away more fat each 24 hou~ than if you ran IO to 14 nuk~ a d:J)'! -Loo;c more pounds ench WC\:k thnn if you diJ 300 sit·UJ>" cat:h mornin~ anti 300 pu'h·urs each night! LOSE a' mul·h u' a FULL SIZE THE FIRST S DAYS ALONE ... Lo~ up ltl 4 -6 ind1c'> off ~our ''<li,tlinc! Wh) )ou'll make eX\.'C~' f"'IUnJ, and llH.'hl'' Jl\appcar from \ight !>O ra'lt -that in just 10 d~'Y' 11111~ you \\Ill ~impl)' rdui.e to bdk'"e )"our bathroom ~·1tlc ... anJ in JU.'t a mailer of \\Cdi. )OU ma) uctually need a brand new "artlrobe! Bl 't I 01 \j.t.-fllf.RF' 0 ( RACKl'i<., 'O I Hll fs \ < K -' 0 l ~ l \ Y l.1 \ l I 0 R 1.llOIJ' tU· 1\ l ')L '\I LO~< .. LA~1. \'Ot Jl\\f I \0 H HA1'D LllEll\1f .. \\ f .. O"l I 0 UU I 'D \ Ol R~E"l f Ill II 0 t I' Ye!>. \\hen you arm your..clC \\ith thi' thrilling ANTI-CALORIE CRASH-OURN PROGRAM and tJO\.:tor\ '-·ap,ule ... )OU 111.·· tuully fonify yuur~IC \\ith the ,1111)' tlung. )''u"ll C\Cr need for LIFETIME PROTECrtON agn111't cx1.·c~'iw rat bu1IJ-up. Thafio because. "hat medical "M:i\:nt.:c no'' utk~ ~ou i!> a pro\'Cll wuy to neutrulize all lhc culortcs in the food ~ou cat -gcn1ly i.tcp ur. your meta~lli'm ... 'ltimulat~ and "turi~ct" ~uur bodf i. "fut-bur~r · <:hcmkul!> to allack clinging pocl.ch or fat . '" ~ ou burn a" a) excess Oab meal tu meal the~ J "~'Jil;ally pro\'cn •ay!I: O'\I--Ill( \l ... \01 ((l'"''ll\ '\ll lll\ll/.l 1111 1-Htl IOI 1111 l \I ttllll' I' 1111 l UOU \0\ I \m • • I l r ' I I •U ' II t O''\ J I l t U l .k \ ' \ 1\l I'·" t ·" \I u \I Ju.\ I I Y ~s. when you aunch yoursctr on 1l1s U\ll:tor s ~;ilime-ddicll crn1ft. burn pnlgram )"OU gent I)" l'tCp up your inner furn:IC\!! So \\ h~n fl'l(l(f cnh:n )c'tttr-hnUy. instcnd of ~'"I 9'dr<d 119 tnt. it-it 1'V tOMA'.f ~LL¥ CWl\ll'~J•o bmny·tw.iy ''"'''&)' I ( ', l Ll \ \\ llJK\J Ulli \I UI J ' 1 by greater c:1k>nc burn-off than in· tal~. Mcn\t.na: you: ~y. without )OU e\cn fcding 1t. unleashes a ~teaJy surge of fat-burner chcmic;1ls Jil\:ctl> ""'' )"Our sy~tcm lo uttuck stored-up Cal .•. ;iuton1a1ical.!Y brcul.' Jowu , .. con· wrts it into tluid ... that drain.;, right uut of )our b\,l.Jy! Ju:.t like a forn:u.:c grows hotter and hotter the ntOrc yoU Sh\kC ii . .. kl Y''ur own body burns ""'">" fat fo~h:r ;inJ f U!lh!r the more you step up your fat-burn in{ metabolism. ' ~ tt=tr --j tn.tt:»..t . . eating. cuusc fie monlCnyou tnkc thu1 &J~hlr s you lusc your cr:1\·in' for foo&J for hour\ al a tin~. More signific:anl ... \\hen )OU d~• cat '"' thi1' D\~lur',. CRASH· LOSS diet ;111J Likti1nc-Slim maintcllllnc.,: rr''irllnl, '""~ )UUI bOOy completely J'l:EUlRALIZES 1 HE FAT·BUILOINCi Ef· FEC:T OF ALL lHE CALORIES IN THE FOOD YOU EAT • <:~cci.~ ru1 "mply cannot form ... :,tored·up ~)' fut bume&J oft und melted a"ay by 1he hour -amJ )OU'"'"''"''~ to rrc.m· sfimm,., i11stc:ad u/ /at1f!r a/tc:r ,•«II'''''"' yu11 c.•ot.' uo on ~l>Vlsr~s: l F. 1 lllS CRA H·Bl RN PROC1KAM ONl.l, \\HILE \'OU'RE 0\ EUW •IGHT ... 01H£RWI .. \'OtJ MIGHT GRO\\ TOO THl1 ! Or cour~. there I\ OM thin[l )"OU mu!lt l\\'Cp in rnind. \'ou tan• not use this nt"· CA~Ut.E CRASH-BURN PR.001\AM lndcft· nhely .•. otherwise. )'OU mll!ht become ovcrl~· thin. Be '4:n Ible. Stop when )OU n:ach )"Our 1Jcal \\dght ... nnct cat to kttP it! ' .. , ' .. Also. ac; long as you arc on thi!> ANTI-CALORIE Program you cannol stuff and gorse youf'ICJf silly on over-nch. high-fat foo<h. There is a reasonable limit on just how fo,.t medical -.cicnce ~an help you sakl)" bum away fat. BUT -and hcrc'!I the very heart of this wondrou!I new development : Because thi s thrilling ANTI- CALORIE con\.'Cpt not only help:. you neutralize the effect of the culorics in all the food you cat ... but ALSO !lati:.fic, ravenous hunfer and puts gn&\\ing appetite to 'lcep ... )OU simply lose that dri,·1ng urge . that mad<kning craze to nwkc fattening food the very center of )"OUr existence ... tlumks tu 1Jii' mt•dirnlly pro\'C'n formula thflt contaim tlir most powerful rc•duci111( uid <'111.'r approvt•d /or re'lc·ou to tl1e public· liy tilt' Unitc•d Sl<llt'.' Gmwmnem! Now ju,1 think\\ hat thi' great AN "l 1-F AT weapon meanc; to you, if all your life you've had lo fight oil exec~!> pounds. battle away in"·h~? " \H \ hill/' )OlR..,l l I \\f tH llRl I IH I OH I CH~l l ROl t· I IU l'l '0\\ \ ( l \' t: J(n I ltf 11\11 Ol '-' 1\1 l It means that from thi' day on . . when you finally decide "you've had it'' you·~ just !>kk and tired of being impmoncd by fa\ . . )"OU sinlply !llan the ALL-OUT ASSAULT ON FAT by taking thc-.c medkally -proven CAPSULES ... called "Thcra-Thin"', be- fore eating ... II' rart of thic; incredible '"CRASH-BURN" PRO- GRAM ... to hctr you NEUTRALllE ALL THE CALORIES IN THE FOOD YOU EAT! You gently rai~ the level or your fat· burnins. 1Mtaboli!lm ... "'rev up" that inner furnace ... unlock and 1K:tiva1e the n11ural chemical fat-burners nature has pluccd in your boJy ... and BURN AWAY FAT. MELT AWAY IN CHES as .ruu start tu grOM.' .tlimmc•r 1md slimmrr /rom 111('(1/ to meal! 1 It t I· \ ( f \ l( .. I I 1 I H H I " l \ H ti '" UO I! I tlf l (J'\f J I I HI Hl'\il> 1 ftl~ l'<'HI UIUI I \\I I' If I \..,tfl'\(. IJl:~ \ tl..01'\I I I II ~ fU I ' l'f-<0\ IJI-\ () D A !'Ill\ 00\\ ., not n I I \ 1111 '\110:\' U· 1>1'' \11 lllf \l \\ Jl\OUl1U I)\ REMEMBER : You mu"I !ICC dramnltc rc,uh' in ju'I 24 hours -r~ulb you can scc on your -.c:ak "11 h your very own eye!>, the \Cr)' tlrst mornintz ... ye,, you mu~t . LOSE "P to 6 lbs. the fil"t .as hoars LOSE• to IOlba.1heftm7da s _ LOSE ap to 1 lbs. 90re tM nnt 7 days .. or "Thera-Thin" co~ts you nothing! Simply re- turn within 10 day'i for full refund (except ~~!!~9JB••~1~tagc and handling. of course). ~ Act now! Send NO-R1SK TRIAL !)UPPL Y today! @ 1978 American Consumer. '"'-· carohne Rd .. Phlla .. PA19t7t Cltf!IC¥f#-----...----------------------------- Mdttu ____________________________ .,. •~-- I cu, _______________ ,,.,. ___ t1•---- &6to .......... " ................... o.. tfa.ett(MC..-. Mei .......................... , I t ~11 • "CIG"' ll S FAMILY WEEKLY OAOEA A 0 ~--.: --=-------=:....____:___~ ~~&L -·--:• -------. ----___________________ ... ______ ... iiiiiii~--~----... $1 .___'1 Save $1.00 $1 .... ' on a carton of ...... ~~====~ER~f-\:::d-1-Ht~b«;Jl-I~.----- Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. THern YOURSELF 5-ld Ole quesbOft. • a ..... to .. Ask."' F8"11y w..Jy. 641 Laxillglon AYt .• New 'lbl1t. N.Y 10021. W.'I Pi'f 15 lof ~ QUIS1JOM. So!f¥ wt c.wt'I -OIMs. FOR ED FABRICIUS, public-rela- tions director, U.S. Tennis Association After all theee ,_,., ... ,le tbe U.S . 0.,.. belDI mowed from FON9t Hllle? WIMle le It .,1.ng, aad will tbe ..-t ION _, Of tta P"...._. be- c.aue of tbe Ir ..... ? -LK., AJ.. buqi. N.Y. • Sina! 1923 the tournament has been held at Forest HIDs N.Y .. because of an agreement between the United States Tennis Assodation (U.S.T.A.) and the West Side Tennis Oub (W.S.T.C.). Last year the contract expired and we could Tenni.: going public all the way. not come to an agreement wtth the W.S.T.C .. so we decided that we would build our own public facilities. The key word Is "public"; up to now It has been a pri- vate dub. We wtD have a stadium In nearby Flushing Meadows that will seat 19.500 Instead of Forest Hiils' 13,500. We wtD have a great deal more space and many more courts open to the public at a nominal charge. And no prestige wtJl be lost. FOR KAREN BLACK, star of Ripoff How cu yoa be the •ct..oted mothel"" '°" dalm to be whca 90u apend moet of 90ur tlm• pllJnntlnt around the wocW •aktng mo...._? -J.C., Uttle Rock. Altl. e rm never away from my son Hunter, 21/1 , for more than stx hours at a time. I take him with me everywhere I go. We have a van, complete with a room that has Hunter's bed and rocking chair -and it comes with us around the world. FOR GEORGE R. ARIYOSHI, Gov. of Hawaii A maJcw m.dy ahowa raldeata of He..U lhe longer than reslden,. of any other nate. Why? -G.H., S..t· de,..W...., • ~ due lo our "double!! willhln&..=..JCWJ...WlllDD._~ and health·glvlng Hawaiian sun (which makes our Islands the world's Idea.I place for sun energy development). and the sunshine and charm of our "aloha spirit," which warms the helllt and maka people &00nt to live a long time. And we do have big-city life. too, In Honolulu. FOR MARYE. CLARKE. BngadlcrGeneral, GS~ tor, Women's Army Corps Ive Army oppomaaltla few ..,.._ betm Ol' wone tada, thaa ..._ ,.,.. jotDed ap In di. 40'e? -W.P., Green 8q. Wle. • e.tt.r.-h1 1945 tt• va9 extsttia of e womar's Wlpl and )ob spedaltia, the only exceptions befng spedfled com· bee units and the Infantry. FOR THE •ASK"" EDITOR What c:ea '°" tell me abotrt tile TV Mqael to Roo,., llnd will.._. be• Rooa: Part 11n -H.I., 0c ... .w... Calif. • Rooa: The Nut Genenmons, who. S.month shooting schedules began In Apnl, will not be c:aDed a "sequeJ." Said executive producer David L Wolper: "A sequel ·means you finish the story and someone goa out and vnttes a new part or makes up a new story based on some- thing In the original. This, though, Is a continuation of Roots. We couldn't do ~ the whole book ln 12 hours, Just most of For 1979: stlll more Roots. it. Stnoe we have four more generations . to cover, we're really continulng the story." The 14-hour show, which wtll be seen early In '79, tpenS the period 1882-1970 and takes place in Henning, Tenn .. and France, where Alex Ha.le~ls fmher was In World W111 I; the Padflc, where Alex was In the Coast Guard during World W111 U and In Ithaca, N. Y., and New Yori< CUy. FOR MIKE DOUGLAS. 1V host and author of Mike Douglas: Mv Story What'• •or. popular oa 90ur allow -eafe or coatro- "'9lel Abjec.ta? -T.W .• ~Maine • Give me the controverMJ ones -as long as we can shed some light on them . But not controversy for the sake of II Of a steady diet of MX and tttillation. Responstblllty Is the key word. And while our show Is primarily cntatAlnment, we have dealt with gut Issues from our vay beginning. FOR MARLENE DIETRICH, actress I bow pot1'n wolldnt oa J01U memoln. 1M1t wbat abo9t ~ tine f011 aluea It "P forfter? -H.M., e No. You'll soon b. seeing' me tn Jusra Glgolo,-wlth Dav\d Boww. Do you know what It takes fOf an actress to come out of retirement after 17 years away trom the screen? A good 9C11pt -and a very good reflection In the mirror. FOR Run/MAXWEU., author of The Boou 8attJc Wily do eome people .-t...,. .,._only one drink? -1.P. ....... Arta. PRO o-w '· ....... Eucu11w DtNctor. Anmkan Ateodalon at Mab Vettil Adn*'9tra6» PRO AnDCOfl CON ......... T. IWL CR.IS.• 5-tor. ~ The A..A.M.V.A. In Ill Polley and Pc»lllon Sattment .dvoca• the,... eun*'atlon of dr1wr ippllcantl et least ewry 4 yean.. nu. aamlnlltson would ~ coMlt ol • vWon ~end knowledge ol the Nia ol the roed, ~ ... bere-bonea "*'lrnum we would favor • vWon 8Cl--*'9. The. who oppoee thtt ,. qutrement bellew It to be too cOldy and wtthout ldendk blllll • •n dedlw tmllc-afety coun•o ..ure. An •~ IJlmefll for the .-qulmMnt ol • N"9-«·the-roed cuml- natlon II ht It II the moet effecttw wey to en.ure thet drtYert pw the riec r ry knowa.dse ol c:umnl i.w. and r.gulatk>nl ~ to motof vehtcla. Should Drivas & Rl!teated Periodically? I haw ~ oppo..ct the autotne~ l'datlng of drtwn, pertlculady M 11 ef• ,.. eenJot dllleftl llvln9 In Nial ...... Many. .. you know, do not ... oet. methoda ol traftlpOltatkJn -tt.. art no ••we, tiu.., mw ~lion. Meny ol hie peaple drM rnere>i "°"' .. "°"* to the ! *-or ti> • phwmecy or ti> • doc--I W• olftce, newr ~the county kl w'*:h they..-... An •ddlllonlll W\ tllltll I em ..-. ••' Ml'll It M I I~ would be coedy to .dmin.lldllt Mio, ..... tiny • drtYa't vt- llOn or hllr k~ ol rula ol the roed would not elml-na• tt. problem of lltdnsl the ~,.,..., off the roed. Cl 1171FAaiftlYWEEU.Y INC All '9,__, - Take time out with the fresh perked taste ~d aroma of new Maxim,and enjoy the beauty of our elegdl:lt flower and bud vase ....rm "°' .... ,..,,.., mM. -TelludV.. VaT $11.00 t&.!!O L..- -=-..... $11.00 t&.!!O '---- ~INl1W.S Talll L..- I --1~-l ~-I and ridt new .1.Y111Juau. pert up your table with something exquisit.e. bK' very own soft-fabric red rosebud and vase penonaized with your monogram. Be sure to include the inner aeal from your Maxim jar when sending in your order fonn. any me Jar. - - - ---.--"t----~~ gr~~~~:~:e~19.F1 coffee that perks up your day with rich ground aroma and fresh perked tast.e! -- OUTWARD BOUND ON AN INWARDJOURNEY ~ousands of people choose to go into the wilderness, face danger, endure pain. Why? By Bob Welnateln "I found that I hod m~ In me to give than I thought I hod. WMn I !JO! "bock I wanted to slmp~l/y mv life. -1..ibrorlon ''I come here knowing mv bodv was In /or a workout. Thi. was true, but the surprise was whot mv mind was In /or." -Schooheacha "rm sure glad It's over with, bul 1 did a lot more growing up in these three tDUks than I would haue fn three years." -Mtnfstl!r "Outward Bound Is something vou 'COJ'YV-wttlr-yoa;-N ·Sidi Fromm . • its a LOOV of llulng. ~ ....:.Stockbroker "It's Uh getting 50 ~ of IJ/e com~ Into just 25 dov•, and then becoming 21 again." -Physklan "fve never experienced such pf1ysi· col and mental lbas, but at the same time I found that I could han-'le It." -Wattraa "l did the best I could, and rm proud o/ ~." -Conslrucllon FOl'Cmon signer engineer horn Copalgue, N.V., recalls his Outward Bound nperlence ... It ~-)Ultthsodwr~ Ha lpCTlt a week anct a haW on Hurricaoe Island, k>camd 10 mAa elf the Ngged coast ol Maine, in Mlf·lmpoeed daty torture. For his pain and dltc:omfort, Wittman paid $275. That was doe years ago. Today he'd have to pey $400. No, Outward Bound Is not a pro- WM' ol extended wlomatochllln. Va, It can be peinluJ -but II allo produca phy9cal, manml and iplrtluaJ .~ ac.\. As one 08 .....,, NCa9ng a ........... en.I. pull It, .... -tmd bul • w cha'r -... I .,... the chl'- ler9 la MC y beceule llfc belf Is a ~. ~ Bound )I.a ftll 1 .... eo • nutlhel. .. The basic phbophy ol Outward • • ~WUJf.l'f,A..-fl ... Bound Is that • person can develop oonftdence, conam for others and tef. awareness when confronted by. un- usual, shartd cxperi8nces tnvolvtng ser· va and adventure. OB puts this Ida Into effect by conducting strenuous courses In remote wilderness areas in which students are pushed beyond thcir limfls IO that they'N able to do things they never felt were poalb&e. Charles Wittman'• Outward Bound experience was atypically typical. He recalls s:pcndlng a night on the ooun huddled in • two-masted aaft -no btgget-than a lfeboat -In the middle of a raging thunderstorm. -·--,. _.• "When~ storm stopped," he says, Of mom1ng t11 noon the nut day 1n crdar to get back to Hurricane Island. There have been people who have had to row for four and ftw days on end. WPracdcally ewryot'M In our boat suf• femf from IOme degree of exposure. One guy had •-pretty t.cf ~ of ... sid<nes5. When WC flnalJy got beck. WC )ust pulled In on the rocb and lay down exhausted. But It was a good feeling. It was the .V. mo.a ~ cmd GJNitl!llCA of my.afc_ .. __ "solo," three days and lwo nihb In the wtldemea, Mons. He ...... "'They took me eo an a.land md 9llW me minimal prOYlrions, coci'*111>g ol • JL'9 of water, mUcha. • fbt-aid kit. • plastic tarpe'*i, a~ beg and a Euell GIJbons book on what Is edl>le and how to cook tt. "Looking beck. I don't think I ipalt my time wllely. I got 90 Into being Roilhon Crutoe thait I dkirl't UN the oppodunJty fully ... When Wlbman ndurned eo •c:MIJa. doo" (he ii one of 1,094 students from 42 different states who haw ~ueted from Huntc:ane Island's Outward Bound pcCJYJam to dale. the ma;onty ol whom oomplcted a 21·1<>-26-day COW'M for a fee ""'9lng from $550 to $750), things had changed. Tu. lessons he had learned In the wtJdemas canW over to his ewryday lfe. He says, "I dllcoY· ered that many ol the SO<alled aMn· dais .. not Naly aMntiak." 11lis Pft9•n originally ltllded as a kind of naval opelllloi1 durtng World W. ll. Tu. late Kwt Hahn, who was an educator, developed an action- oriented wtlC:hoor for penonal grOwtt, to train Bdtish of Men than 35,000 men, women and youngan (l&h ii the bottom age ltmtt, but no one who is ~. c:urtous and healthy ls 001mda9ci too old) have graduated from * Outward Bound pcogJamS In the United States since 1962, when the fnt 08 "tchool" opened in Colorado. (For lnfonnedon cal, fol. free., S00.243-8520.) Tu. men than 6,000 annual U.S. p 11.-come ~----of the-t.tnkft-end Jmm- .. evalilbll. ID rhrit_ln aha yeew tm, $760,000 was Id aelde for 1,801 adulls Md ~ who other· ... coaliM't ...... to ... _... In ths ....... 08 " ........ di opsadon, wllh lludn ,_ eccoundng low only about half the Income and the rat CIOriig from PIM*. foundation and CDJ>Of* contrbrtlons. Depanding on the ~ loca- tions ol v.tou. U.S. propms. pm11d- pants med ~ that .. lndJ.. ~to each pl.a. One ....... Andy Cahn •• 41~· ,------ old. seventh~ schoolteacher from Armonk, N.V., saw a NalSonal Geo- graphic documentary on Outward Bound, but he wasn't oonvlnoed untO a 53-yeat-dd friend took the nine-day North Carolina course and suggested he ~· It a try. Andy did. Ten peop&e -six men and four women, ranging In age from 23 to 59 -enroDed in the nine-day adult ~ with him. "Thay Win aD there for 9Mmlngly one re.on," he says. "To find out more about thernteJves." From the very ftrst moment that he arrived In the wooded mountain coun· lfe-ltyle. Tu. first tine days were tpent In dlmbtng rocb. Tu.n there was a three-day backpacking b1p and a COU· pie ol days of white-water rafting. The OB regimen culminated with a icven- mlle marathon run and a 24-hour "IOk>." "Everyone did It all -and. I think that Is one of the amazing thlngl about Outward Bound ... says Cahn. "llwough- OUI the nine days we aD learned to talw pride In odm a-as*'• aooomplbh- aged Co git ~ighlt.aC. A year lmr. Andy's wtfe took the AIM COUIM, and now ~ pim1 to en- rol In one .__ '"It w • a- periela that w physicaly enavat- tng," Andy ays. •eut more lmpoltant. It tallght me that everybody can't do things at the same pace I can. rw beaMM a more patJent penon." Even Henry W. Taft, Outward Bound'• ~yeair.old palde:nt, took • ~~with. F>UP ol J.8..~ two yars ago. What ~ ..,. eo aknolt ewryone who goes throuQh Outw.d Bound -..,.,... to Taft. p..... 26-~ SuanM Gil>- .... •OB .... wholaMWeW- ftedged Outwlld Bound lftlllNeb In .-....-.....,. up the apei'11a belt: "The tnn8onnatlon .. Just .. Ina...,... El ' ' J -.w ... v .u ........ a ... v .u ... -.... ... ...._RC._•• --------- THE UNTROUBLED HEART Of GOLDIE Acclaim for Foul Play has put a glow on her face, but It's only the topping to a new sense of contentment after five trauma-fllled years. By Tony Chiu Goldie and friend romp bv the aea. The fear that gnaws at show- biz It.an Is that when they're out ol the spotlight for even a little whlle, their faces will be forgot- ten. But Goldie Hawn Is then- orrption linc.c her current blg- ICl'Mn comedy-thriDer, Fool Play, ls onJy her second movte since 1973. Why ts Hawn, at age 32, fttbng IO good about her career? Ant, even though sfl8'1 been rclattYefy Inactive, her face hasn't been forgotten. Goldie's CBS spedaJ last sprtng, her first major TV appearance In stx years, drew such encouraging audience response that she11 do another come fall. Seoond, because she's so keen on Foul Play: "I think It's great, It's funny, It's blzam. It appeals to the weird side ol me ." "Bizarre" and "weird," In- deed; the movie'• 1eemtngly uncomedtc premise Is no less Chevy Clme and Goldie during a ".,fe" moment In Foul Play. than that of papal assasslna-lacked self-confldence. tlon. Yet ftlm attics and But when she decided that moviegoers agree with Goldie she deftnttety wanted to be an when she UMS the word "mag>-actras, Hawn hit fast. At 19 car to charactcrtz.e the on-she was a drama major at Amer- saeen magnetism between co-lean Unlventty where, as she star Chevy Chase and herself. recalls, "I won an award for Third, Goldie II able to enjoy bat-suppOOing actras for, of her work again because, after all things, Kafka's The Trial." five trauma-filled years, she's Just three years later, after finding contentment and satls-chon.t.-bne stints In New York. faction In her personal bfe. Puerto Rko and Las Vegas Hawn's travails started In (and when money ran low, at a 1973, when she separated go-go joint In New Jersey), from her first husband, director GoldJe became the golden Gus Trtkonls. ding-a-ling of the epochal NBC Two years later she met BID comedy. Laugh-In. But the Hudson, of the stnglng Hudson soc.k-lt-to-me burlesque bits Brothers, and soon drdded he palled after two-and-a-half se.a- was the man with whom to sons, so Goldie quit to make have a family. And so even as her first movie. For Co<:tus she was filing for div~. Aowcr she won the Oscar fc. Goldie and BID started on their "Best-Supporting Actress." family. Hawn was all of 25. "It was really amazing," she Stam™.> roles In eight more says In retrospect about her movies -tndudtog the hits pregnancy. '°but I didn't rec:etve Shampoo and Butter/Ila Are f-l--.,,~macaaiomr--lrt-1dl~-~---and4be-uncl.emwr.d~!Gt'-~~~~~ cause ol my eondJt1on. It was land Expreu -have a.d to a probably the changed times -five-bedroom, antlque-fllled In the old days, It would have house on a California beach been .::an-dal upon Kan-dal." north of Mallbu. flnaDy the divorce came But Goldie, BID and Oliver through, ftatng her to wed won't MC much of home thls Bii ... Boy, It was up to the last summer -wtth Bill and hls minute," Hawn says with a brothers Huct.on In London grin, as she recaJls the wedding filming cpttoda of Bonkers, a ceremony that took place In the syndicated TV show pmnier- late IUl1UMl' ol 1976. "I was Ing this fall, and Goldie tn ltaty " t .. • •nd IO GoldJe hat rawned her career, although with a com- pletely changed peispectlw. "I ready, ... that rm Nemergfng In a wholly different \Hy," she aav.s-"It'• excttlng to experlcnu wdwth -and that's hard to do because I w.s young whet! I flnt made It In the bulinaa." Although she WU only 22 wMn she acalaNd to show-biz ltmdom, Go&dM'• ~ for her carMr-to-come began In her home tOWl'I ol Takoma Paste, Md., .. the • ol three when she i..rnect to dance. He> m"'**' father Md~ INllnactor mother ~ her. o.p.. her obvious a.lent • • pesfucma• the Mids _.. arne. A. Goldie looks beck on the put five yan, she muses, "People said to me, 'You're taJdng this ttme off. Aren't you ~ened you'N not gomg to be able to get bllck Into the swing ol thJngs? That people will forget you? I never feared that." Then, pahaJ» thinking of her new-found happlnas -ol her eon Oltvcr. who's falt ap- proec:hlog 30 pounds even as he~ hls teeond birth- dey. end ol her ma.band 8'11 - Goldie smlla end says. ... sti1I ~ the ~ II the mo.t Important thing. I don't hew to be In front ol • camera to 1W1 be fuNed... ..., law ••• b1llget11rlcld 11rat1CU• FOR TODAY'S ADULT~ SIJ,mUle for as lttle as $4.114a11D1H1,_ ... 28) and this low monthly premium Is 9uan111teed not t~ increase,,,, a tull 20 yeatS Gerber Life knows how tough it Renewable Term Policies Cl•Year C8" be to squeeze out •fewdollss Tenn). These policies may look for insurance with today's high cost cheap but tNery single year the of living. We abo know that most premium goes upl A most unwel- people don't hlMt enough insur-corned birthday present. anc:e, especially while they're Gerber Life's term policy is a 2(). young and need it most. That's Year Term policy. The amount of why we designed this low-cost your protection never decreases, 20.Year Tenn Life Insurance Plan and the amount of your premium for people on the way up-people never increases ... for a full 20 whose income atnd savings have years ... the period during which just started to grow. our children are growing to maturi- 20 YEARS ty and our expenses are so high. Term insurance is designed to give AFTER 20 YEARS you more protection for less money After you have had your plan for than any other type of life insur-20 years, you have the right to ance. But there is a difference be-renew your coverage every five tween term policies. years up to age 65 . . . without a Many term policies are Annual physical exam . . . at the low llllw ti ltlrt JW 81rt1r llfl 20-Ya• T1n1llflllllWllCI1'1111 $2.62 2.52 2.52 2.57 2.62 $4.04 4.04 4.04 4.14 4.24 $7.08 7.08 7.08 7.28 7.48 1M ... 8.28 &• 8.88 8.88 9.28 9.68 10.08 •Decide how much you want to budget each month, which will determine the amount of protection you can get. The minimum amount of edult insurance paf policy is $10,000. Husband and wifa, for example, can have $6,000 each; if just one edult is insured on the policy, the minimum is $10,000. • . • You .... $1 per montf1 If both husaena ..., wife, with or without c:tilldfen ... oo..Nd on the ~ity_ft11n~Ouraxparms .,. I•• and the uwihgl .,. pa.-f on to you. •Fill out the application form. Be wre to check the amount of protection you want and plan of your choice. Mail your completed application with the speciel firlt month's premium of $1, or $2• for the $20,000 Ptan. to: GERBER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY • • IN01V10l1Al Pl.AN:"'-~"'°""' for YoUf tte nc>¥1. ONE PARENT PLAN: 1t1t mt"'°""' few your ... now plu1 SO. tO COWf ell V041r chilctr.n. FAMILY PLAN Dtd, • 2!11 •••••• $10.000 .••..• $4.84 Mom, • 2& .•..• s 5.000 . • • • .12. 77 ff.!f ferntly Pt.n SrAft9t -1.00 ToHI ,,.,.,!um Si.i1 Add 60c to CO¥W 111 your chlldttn + AO '"i7F ... • -~ ,.. _ _... .,,,.. 411 Totll flttl monttl'• pttmlum I• ~'{ $1 for ttlt 1111 ,.. ~ -.,.. ,, ..,. ........ n,..,.. lt0.000 Pl..,tndonlya:lfOl'thtS20.000"en.• VOUR PAIVACV IS PAOTECTEO Any 1nforma1lon ~ 9iw ut reo-dlng your lnwnlblllty Wtll 1» 1ru1ed • Atjctty confident'-'. Wt mey, l\owitWf, mallt I btlef repott on tN lnf~lon -*-'""' ""''h yCM.1r a>llc:aOon to lhe Mtdlcel lnfonnatlon 8ur11111. IA nc>n-Of'Oflt membtf· atMp Of91ftintt0n of hft •~ comoan111 ~ CIPtf .. • aoi lnfon'N41on tllCMngl on 1141h111( ot 111 mtmt>tn. P.O 8011 106, Euex Station, 80Jton, MA 02112. Phoftl lt1/424J.3e&O.) The lurttu, ~ r~t from 1 ~ corn.,.nv to wl'IOl'I\ you m9Y IPPIV for iNUranc. Otto whom a~-fOf btfltlltt "'rt be rubrnintd, ~II auppty the company wfttl w.dl lnfonnMion I I vou •Ii, 1tit lur.., will tnlftOI d1tdoan• or the infOO"n•M>n in vour Ille (l'fttdical lftfonnlltlon will be dttcloMd Ofliy 10 yow lltttnd•ftt pttyUe.-nl, tnd vou rtVtV ~to correct env I~ •n .cc:o«Jtnc1 w11t1 •hi fltlr Crlttlt A41POfll"9 Act prondur•. C.,._ U.1-Ce rssr • ..... DfHDt: • C'r' SO. • .......... IY t•t monthly rate for your age at tPe time of renewal. And you also have full conversion rights at any time. EASY TO GET FIRST MONTH ONLY s1• To apply, all you have to do is answer the few brief questions on the appli- cation; then, return the completed form with just $1 ($2 for $20,000)~ If we find you're in average good health . . . and almost 90% of the people who apply are . . . we'll promptly issue your pol icy, and your $1 (or $2) will cover you for the first full month. After that, you only pay the low monthly pre- mium, shown in the Rate Chart,* for your present age. GUARANTEE You have the privilege of examin- ing this policy in your own home without obligation. When you receive your policy you have 10 days to look it over care- fully. If you are not completely satisfied, you can cancel and we will immediately refund your ini- tial payment. Gerber Life is licensed by your State Insurance Department. However, the department does not give recom- mendations regarding products or companies. Al.SO CHECK i;z THE AMOUNT OF PHOTECTION YOU WANT FOR EACH PERSON TO BE INSURfO. APPLICANT SPOUS£ CHILDREN 0 $ 5,000 0 $ 5,000 0 $10.000 o $10,000 o $1.000 each O One Parent n $20.000 n ~20.000 Application to: s1r111Ct c • .,.,. tw ear erm l1 e Insurance Applicant's full Name Sex --- Address Date of Birth / City State Zip Height ------ Occupation Weight _____ _ "-"' cHose a Flltily er 011..Pwett Ptn, llchMle tM fttlnill ilformtla foc Family M~mbers to be covered, give First Name aiiftliaclle Initial --,. --iex Ht. Wt. I I I I Do yol• plan to cancel or change any other life insurance o·r annuity wl'len you get ours?.... .. . .... ... . .. . . ... : . m o NO o If "yes," please give us the name of the other company so we can notify them. ever e1ftrN!ed · cancer, convulsions. mental dtsease or disorder. dilbttes. rheumatic fever. chest pain, heart or artery disease °' murmur? . .. .. .. .. .. .. ns o "' D 3) consulted with or been exemined"' treated by any doctor or he1lth ftcility or hospital- ized in the Int five years (excluditJ normal PftlnlftCY or childbirth)? YES 0 NO O cm fllf Mtails ff'" •swet .. "Jt$ tt Gltst*ls t er 3. Use_, sip se,ntt sllltt. If HCllWJ. Datu a Owatlefl """I Udreu of Ooclor I "°'ll't•I BEMEflCIARY: Unless otherwise requested. tht apt)licant shtll bt the beneficiary of tht1 wife and any Insured child; the applicant's beneficiary shall be th• spouse 1t the d1t1 of this application, if survivint; othefwlse. 111 survlvln1 applicant's children in equal $hires. I AGREE ™AT: the inform1tlon aboYt is true and complete to tht best of my knowfedae Ind belief: tttls applicttlon shall be the basis f0< and a part of tht policy; no insurance shill take effect until 1 palicy Is Issued and unless on that date eldl person Is alive, and tttis insurance Is not Intended to chant• °' replace 4'1Y exlstina Insurance. I hive read tht notice eXJ)lalnins tht ust of the Medical Information Bofeaia. t hereby ~ the use of this form ot photoc;opy by 1ny hospital, physlcilft. lnsurtnet company, tht Medieal Inf onnatlon Burttu, or other ora1nizltion or person to furnish Geltler lift lflY tecords ot knowlfdce of mt or my hetlth. AA>flcant's SCanitureJ, __________ _ --..J .. Q, • r J I \ .-- IS TllEIE AN HMO . IN YOUR FUTURE? In 1973, ""' clllcowrtng that tudl pnipajd l-.llh po- wame delMlr ~ t.allh Ql'9 .. • c:ic.i that .. 2().3().pcrmnt lowe-than com- ..... ~ proylded bv non-HMO Insurance, the UnM9d S4aa. Coe.-..-! • .... to provld. funds '°' ~ ""'°" HMO't. In ct.._. M ~the numbs tJt HMO tt•n._. haa ~ from 4.3 ml8on ti> 6.6 ,.,..,,, and .. apa .... ti> rwf'I mcnf.n13~~hr nm..._"> e.. ~ aua'd '11 "> JaMph A. ~ Jr., S.U""'y of fw U.S. o.p.t.. ftW\t ol Hellltl. Ecbdan Md w .... How~anHNOclllw •• ....,_,,....._D.- from od'9r h.lltt lnanrQ? eowr..,. tueh • that oe..s ~ a.-CIOll comperw• polcy-holdm ., .., .... run up..,,.,_--.. o1 • ._.. •~con..., u.aelaJ holdt~ ............... ~· once • V--.-Id f'9\ pll}ll 80 percent of .. .. tnlbM!r. But for ... MOntNv ... ,..,.....hm$251D$50 only I the pdent a • hoc>laJ pdlnt. Thll ~ men ......... b'l-whlch ..... latls 11\tc> ~ '°' dw ptnanb1111'9...-fand ..... ~CIOlllJ. ·~NCllM·~ and._,. no Bt.ldll n.nav. ti> Urgl dlclll Willa. • PNwnttve cme II en• eou_qged; NI it~ a hint In mod 1dgulk:ant demoultlallonl of decreMlng ........ "°' '° HMO'• 11 the r-.nt cMdlbt bv the lunabn Medal A.ocla- non IO o&r Its empb,iea In c~ the °'*'1 °' ~ up wtth one of ~ HMCY1 or with the AMA' s tnMtltional holpltdanon tnaw.nce pa.n. k ,_ '-' ..amMld ~ ._, ..,...i Y'll'S HMO po- graim wtl be~'° 7~ pmclflt of the papu.latton. To "* snd-and -• con.aw'° ~18 n.ttcal ~ HEW 1-.f c.lllno ,_vowed; -We ~lllnd IO ~ tnlM M ~ b wmy AIMllcM\ '° .... the oplai'I of --• health·matntenance l'Jll Olglll? him." llLI " ' A MONTH-BY-MONTH GUIDETO BARGAIN-BUYING Plus: How to get the best deals when saving or borrowing money. By.Bob Rosenblatt In Family Weeldy'1 last laue we gave IOl11t! dps on how to 1+r-c+c-h your budget to beat Inflation. Here are 1ame additional helpful hints. Monthly bargains can add up to sub- stantial annual aavtngs. Here's an abbrevia~ almanac of timely buytng tips, oourtesy of the National Consumer Rnancc A99ociation. that you can mark off on your calendar for ready reference: .la••UJ Appllancea, blankets, sheets and towels. radios, toys and stereo equipment. Febnaary Sports clothes, fumlttitt, lamps and rugs. M..-dl Washers and dryers, st$11 window::, ski cqulpment. April Ores.es and clothes dryers. Ma, Pocketbooks, tires, television sets. nae Frozen foods, furniture and lumber. .luly Air conditioners, freezers and 1cfttgcrators, fuel oil . dow curtatns,and drapa. 8 .,, .,. L.awnmow.s. diltla and £P-. cs beawrtes. tqda. Octoba School clothes and sup- pbn, li1vetware, fishing equipment. Noftmw Used can, water heaters, fabrtc:s. . terest payments can be ftgured In 10 many different ways that the tame amount of deposited money can earn as much as $79.13 a· year at one aavtngs ln- stttutlon and as llW. as $29.25 at another -although In both CAMS the Interest Is calculated ln terms of the aame basic rate. What's necessary, then, Is for you to find out the method of Interest calcula- tion be/otc you open an aa:ount. You get the best return on your savings when lnterat Is compounded dally and paid from day of deposit to day of wtthdrawel. If you're at* to de up money for long- er periods of time, the rewards ere great· et. Aa:ounts where the money Is un- touched for 90 days to eight yean draw higher and higher rates, depending on how long you keep your money In that savtngs. lnstttutlon. When you need to borrow money, make sure you know the annual percen- tage rate (APR), whk:h Is the real Interest charge. You might call a bank and be told that the lntnat rm. ts S6 per SlOO per ' reveal how the charge Is calc:ulatad « whether the int~ Is deducted ln ad- vance from the money you bon'ow. The APR might be 10. 9 perocnf « 11.58 per- cent. varying with the method of caJcula. tlon. Find out the APR beforw you sign anyloen~. lt't • thock to thtnk that the rate ts only 6 paunt and then dJs.. cover that the actual charge II almost double that. Don't be embllnUMd to shop for the Insure muJmum Income. Remember. in. uct happens to be money. Evwy )'Mt the Federal Govern"*'t comparn the co.ta of tlvlng for• famlly of four In dlff..nt urban ...... The mott NCent •tudY, for aut\lmn 1977, thOwt theM pattemt for an Intermediate budget of t17, to6. The main • Ing cat• ac>r* Included food (S4.088). houllng ~018). tncome t .... csz. tranapott•· f1on (11,4n), clOthlng ($11182); medical care (1915) and all other coeta ,011). Hel'e.,. 80me of the chMC>Mt, mtdlum end coetll"t urban.,... n t a.wwy -~to the national .... of 111,10&. IMtbp....... LeMI~ ~Al91b 12<',011 Allenta,0.. l15A' bton, ...... ao.a o.itM.-... 11u1S Mlllfo,H.Y. 111,291 Olytoft,C)hlo It&,• Het1font, Conn. 111,1'11 NMtWUle, ~. lt&,290 .......... ... 11U30 ONndo...... •1 .. t10 1M Frwt •• Celtt. St Utt Wklhtla, Kan. 115,Mt OVER 450 RECIPES Ifs pourin1 rain and your warm .. dry home b invaded by a slow. drip. drip. drip of wiater leakin1 throu&h your roof. You caU your local roof- er and arc shocked to learn ho~much roofin n: airs oos1 t ays. ~ . • GRFAT NEW WAYS TOUSEOOPRE Whether after a barbecue or after a srnnmer-theater 1Xoduction. pou11 Incl these cleligl\lfal clrlnb will provide a perlect mc•wg to,_.. day. ,.. .. _, a ......._ "'Cllllp ............... ...... ............ _ ..... Ill , .. -......... 2-. ....... ~1, ,, ..... I. CCJdMe www~ '°Pl*'9 ....t .... 01.-..cnm.c1s......_ z. Spoon 2 w•1poons marslwnelc-1111111- tmw Ir*> cech 6-«. co8ee cup OI halpooof ..... S. AD with Instant whipped cream. Pour In boltng-hot c.olfee lo ftll cup or glass. G.pish wtlh mkd leaws or c:.ndy 1pU1mliit leaves. Maka 2 servings MEI.BA COFFEE ....... 'l;;1h•-"-p1 , c.t 219111111111111• bottled .......... Of " ,,..,,.,.,. .... --. ....... 1, II ....... 1. Fii e.d\ 6-aE. cup W-ful wtdi instant ~awn. Z. Ortale aeam wllh mda sauce. Al cup wtlh boang-hot oo&e. powtng '°the .... Mabs 1 saving Bl.ENDER CAPPVCCINO ............. ~ , ........... .,,.._._,.. 0 • CM 1aip'11W•r.ot..- ...._..t11111-er..p1111 twd -...... clck-- 1. MeMwe lnlaant coffee ..ct 1 cup Instant hot 116 Md blend on medfum..hlgtl ..,..ct 45 9eCOllds. Z. Pow Into (fHiL mrJ 011JS. Top wflh ~ tlonal lnllant whipped aum and sprinkle with dnrwnon. Sena 2 COCONUT COFFEE DREAJI ti l111,11n ....... la1u•-ot HllA .. at 01 JI 1 ....... - Clftftl•DR .... I. Add to ..ch 6-aE. cup cream of coconut Md rum. Al ach cup hal-ful with instant wtlfpped awn. z. Fll alp wlh ~ a6e. Spllilm ~ ......... COCIODUl. Add elm--. llc:lc lldrTe. Noia 1 lmlfng • CAFElllCO It" 191111_ .. .._ .... ........... _ ... ,.I 0. -.......... ............ l.N•ree awn of~~ Info -.:l'l ~C& cup. Al t.l·ful ..... ....... mi C:::bo. cc&. ao • GmM with .............. JW..1 ...... Lady Plugs In ZOJSia Brass T•e, Work I Money SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER. UP TO 200 AMAZOY ZOYSIA GRASS PLUGS FREE BJ .a.dtT. Jatwe--. Agronomiat Bvay yur I tee people pour mare md more money into their Jawoa. 1beJ dia. fertilize and lime. They rate it all in. They acatter their 1eed and roll and water it. Bink low ill Seeda which aren't WHbed ••&Jrf ~~ ... aive tbem •. -..r .... ,....... f:eat. But l(JIDe o':af ..,:,:--..::=. wd lfOWlo wl .._._ 100D it'a time to weed, water and mow, maw •.• until mmlbO' comes to bun tbe Jawn illto bay, oc c:nbaraa ud dilcuee in.fCll it. Tbat~. what bappma to ordinary ....... but not to Amux1J 7.aJlia. OON1T BE MISL£01 71/JRE 1$ (INL Y"ONE AM.Ai~Y Amuoy pluaa are pore z.s2 Mera- 7.oysia .•. guaranteed free of imcda Every Plug Guaranteed to Grow In Your Area • In Your Soil and dileue · · · winra-banlmed fm • AMAZOY WON'T WINTER-KILL-has survived temperatures 3 fd ,_.under lbe IUpenilioG of trained qioaoalilt• 0w:r a HALF-30• below zerol BILLION piap 90ld (oullella tbe • AMAZOY WON'T HEAT-Klll--when other gr888e8 bum out, otben to to l)t Sodoo't tabchanc:a A-...... ftU 1 and 10--"' -witlt-~,.... "'*-?~ .. w ~ • .."''.~.J !'8"18 ~green n;n.r· .._,_. 17z.,.tDlt._.. Plua Amw>y into an entire lawn or problem areu. Plua it into poor IOil. ~.,...,.. ....... 6e.... "builde:n IOiJ", clay or ewn alty, sandy beach a.reaa. I auumtee every pJ.ua, ._._..z.,., • repnllea. Any plug failing to pow in 4S day. replaced FllEE. Since we're · FOR SLOPES, PLAY AREAS, •ARll'P1' Bad erOlioa of llopel with Amam,. Per- fect ..wer fOI' barcMo-cmcr.,... play-wana-. hardly in bulinea for the fun ot it, you know we're 1009' IUte of our product! on. .. ., .. ,,,, ........... ~--.-.. _ ..... ,,,.... Mnd .. llU.,.,,tNd AMamr • --·-~ Mlml a.-... ~ ..... ,.,_ .... ...... .. :-..... :.-Nm .. a.· .... =-:.: =-:.: ...... .... .... ... .... ... -1'fM --t11• ... • t1tn ... -"17" .... ,.."':: ~· .......... ........ -.,. ::-....... ..... ,....._~•--~~-----•o ..... ~.a r;fE::i =. 6w . aft~~~~~~~~~ .... " ..... ,. • ,.,.~,_~.._._ .... _.·-_-,:_-,:_-,:,:_-,:_.lg_.:_·-:_-_-,:_-,:_ "' They Y(IH help you to know the fine points of your favorite aporta, to dlacover n,w sports, to under- atand the career, the rl• ••. a fall of t~ cham- pions, the teem., the manegera. With SportlCallter Carda you wOI follow the deYelopment of new technlquee, new equipment, newt~ methode. You'll watch reCQrd after record being broken. You'll know, end feel, P.rt of the wonderful, ex- citing, cf\tllenglng world of aporta. ~ Cttdl are• comtenlent encl~ oat W.aY to have et hand the Information you atwaya wm1'8Ct to look up. FREE ••• EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO START MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Examine everything first 1pot11c""' c.i'dl, ,.o. llclll 120t. ,tee..._,, N..a. ClllM, °""-._ PINN Nnd me your Introductory otft of ment, you m-v ltlen Mnd me on epproval lfle FREE filing CtlM with ell lndelc cardt MW Mtt of 8potta Cenil U they become and •ccenor1• tlono with my flrtt com-avtllable, one Mt Mell the next two ptete Mt of 24 8potta C."'8 fOf Juet 11.00. month• and tllrM Mt• per month tllerMfter. Alao lncluct. an extra Mt of 24 Sporta Oardt FOf the new NII I decide to lc.eep, I need FREE u my bonua tor promptneaa. pey only the low aubtcl1ti.n ptlc. Of •1 Jiii If not cMllgll~ I'll Juat retum rtefY!hlng Pel' Mt of 24 carda (plut P&H). within 10 days and 09' my dollar back. But I may terminate my tublcr1ptlon anytime, If' I decide to 1c.eep tllla Introductory ahlp-merely by wrttlno. FREE MEDAL If you....., right away CHECK ONE: 0 I &AVE COO CHAAOES. .-ic:IOMd 11.00 • 0 I allall pay poatman •1.00 pl111 COO cllargea Neme •••......••.••.•..•....••••.••.....•.•..•...• pl-ptlftl CIMrly Add,... .... ~ ....................... Apl ~ ....... . CtJy •••••••.•.•••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••.••••••• 8'ate ...•.....••.......•...•.•.••...• Zlp .•.•.• 'h •• CANADA: Mnd In coupon tor Mnlfclno dlnlctly froll'I TotOnto. ~ NOW! GET 4REALOLD BUFFALO NICKELS-Only•! OftlY 11 llrinp )'OU 4 ekl eutralo Ndats lnued befMa 1918. (One Mt '°a ~J TIMM ec.rce col,. offered to pt )'OUr Mme for our malllns ti.t. You wlll ai.o .-iw -' -*rful price It.ta of U.S. and f-l&n c:olM and pafMW money. Othr to AO"UlTS OHlY. S.nd 1 1, name, addtwe, zlp ~ UttMton CcMn Co., Dept.,.. , Uttlatofl, N.H. 03561 Neat Cover-up 330 SMALL MEDIUM LAIGf Sew-5imple. easy to slip-on apron. Craft No. 3.10 ls ln Small Medium or Large Size. Medi· umn2-14).1 ~yards45-lnch. To order Craft No. 330. send $100 plus 25c for postagQ and~ for each <XJP.il to: Fmrily ~Magazine P.O. Box 438. Dept A-22 ~ ~ N.Y~ N.Y.10018 ·--"° ftM:M lllM' r'ICln& adit9a -~ondov/f ~ ,_..Yortsi-~ odd .... tmJ Quips I: Quotes MEET THE METER The meeer reader reads our meter And jots down noles perfora. He doubtless took. to read our melar. A meter·reodlng course. But we'ue three mete,..: water. gal And one /or electricity. And so we hove three meaer readers, None gel1ing much publldty. They quickly reod and then they 're gone. They 're none of them de'°J..'e,... Speed-reading meters they have~ And hope we're .,,udy payers. -Richard Annour A medium ls .mare akiDed than most In refusing to give up the ghost. -E.B. de Vito Mv bat friend bla cve111bodµ He even thlnb AU1b c.&101 a hon. -Fronk Tvger Home Economics teacher: MWhen the sauce begins to boll, put In a tablespoon of water." Nov\ce, who was not al home on the range. "level or heap- ing?" -At Bolt "What ON ym1 reading?" aaked the ldndJy prllon warden. "Nothing much," replied the prisoner. "Just the usual aaipe literature." -ThOmal LAMoncc By Frank Baginski LITTLE EMILY "She sure let h~rself go. " Ea., Leather Stitcher RepeJr-shoa, Wis, ~. BRONKAID.AflSI. There is no faster way to break up an asthma attack. There's nolhlnt,J so frightel Ii IQ as a sudden 8ltaclc of bronchial asthma. 'lbu feel you're smdhering. 'lbu gasp, figft, pr8'f for )'QX next breath. Wf¥ suffer a second longer than you have to? For many people, the fastest possible relef is the kind you get with Bronkaid Mist. In µst secoods, you stB/f txeatnng easier 8{}8in. As 1=-=:a ltJle as 15 Si8COl1ds. Btor«aid Mist speeds dredJ>t to those bJocJc8d ail passages and deivers 8 hlghfy elf9ctive medicalion th8I 181axes bronchial rruscles, t> txesJc up the blocl< and help )'OJ brealhe easier and more cornkxtably. No other procM:1 worlcs faster than 8ronMid Mist. N<X Primatene.• not any other prodJd )'OJ can buy. Btonk.aid Mist gives )'OJ the fastest kind of relief pos- sible to help break up an asthma BllBCJ<.· to help you breathe easier. /lteetl etrd**-W-1 '*-"'-· q INFl.AMED EYES Will .,et fut retid' when you flu\h aw11y con1ami .. 1ion uslnc LAVOF'TIK• Eye Wasll widt Blink Po-Eye- -cup action. Wnh away pol- len. dust. dirt ult, ~"'°'and other pollu11nu . Gti LAVOF'TIK• 11 ell qualt- ty, flil 11ervicc druptorc1. When You Older From AdretflHra In FamllJ W..klr, Please allow at leut four weeks for deltWNy. Since our advertlMnl often rec:eMt · thouaanda of orders from all OYer the country, oc:caalonally ..------------t unlntentlonal delays occur. If witlt.-tb-ta'==li;~~-...::~r - they do, Family w..Jy want• to ualat you u much u poe- albte. Just eend the detaUa of your ordel to: M~ AYlU Famlly Weekly, &&1 .uxinaton ~MF!...-..ttDml~--llth.rr-illttcher:-ft- tlungle Ball Planter Haw's a bright orange hanging planter that com. c:oq>&. .. wtth black-eyed Susan seed$. The vtnes creep out the clrcu1ar Opcftlnga on the sides, then bloom! Ruly bauaful. $2 .98 plus 50' poltllge and handing. MJchJgan Bui> Co., Dept. JB.1, 1950 Waldotf, Grand R.pds, Mich. 49550. MWS a locksttech tu.st lib a machine. Bullt·ln spool wtth 30 feet of waxed cord. $2.98 plus 504 ehpg. P.C. Sales, Dept. FW8E, 180 N. Michigan, Chicago. m. 60601. T~F .. hlng A tpln-cast f>i rod of tubular gla. cioma ln a handy p&a.tic canylng CAM. II c:oR.pea lo 16 lnchH, fe1nurea nonfoul ltalnlea stnl guld.a. rubber 9"Pt Only Sll 9!>. po1t191 pd. Fully guar.nt.ed. Value Inc., P.O. Box 910, Wlbt· Bene, Pa .• 18703. MAMUPM:TUI& 1G YOU ITIU. '" QATa ...,.-Q'S ....,_,,,. ........ ..... ... , ............. ........ ,....... ..... .._ ..... . .... ... ......, __,. ..... ...... I A 'tfj ..... .. ....... ..., ........... ..... .................... _._ ...... 0 91'1 ..... ... ____ .......... .. .............. ~ ....... ID.Wl9 ..... @ .R ............. Ma M MN. SALIS ntlWJMa. ,. 1 1 ca,. .. 1111t NEXT WEEK IN FAMILY WEEKLY A Famlly'a P1alon to Soulpl • Mountain~ The Dnlmatlc Story of 1 Cdoe••' Monument to• Proud Inclan Chief Plus . How to Blnlah Yourfeara 8nd Fuhlon Tlpl from BobMaclcle, ~fora., MllrteOsmond and Countlla Ott.n .. .. Expectant Fathers M.n •well• women apa1a1ca ~ **>gkal changes during ~ ac- con:bng to recenl raurch reported In The American Joumol cl NotanoJ Chad Nuntng. Such changes In the t.Jtband occur wen though his body II not physl-- caly allawd, 1111ys author Jacquelne Faw- cett of the Univ. of Conn. Fawcett dtes one sludy ol British men who expatenc:ed. Pfl'1Ploms of phyUcal lllne. wtdt their pregnant wtva, lndud- Ing ~ dilorders and bac*- Khe. &milady. American men haw been ot.rwd to dewJop .. ¥"1>8thdc tymp-aon. ol ~ .. indudlng NlUla and vomiting, leg cramps and backache whle their wtws ... PN!J1alll Why do hulbends a.hl>tt dlOllt changa.? Fawcett says the symptoms may be• man's way cl expralil19 his In- volvement In the pregnancy and kienllfy- lng with his wife. She belleva the uperi- GK:C can help draw ~m doMr togethd How To Succeed In College Many freshmen experience cullwe ~ dim nota. then copy them shock In their ftrst few weeks of college O¥er aftm dim to help learn the new because no one has prepared them for matleria.I. what to CJCpeCt says Irv ~ author Although students naJumlly want to of The Co/Jege SurvlPOI Kit. Brechner. an en}Oy thermetws, Brechner warns It's Im- honors gradua'8 ol Seton HaJI Untv. portant not to let tempting soda) and G · IN .J .) who plaJ\C*i his own co18ee work tracuntcular adlvtties disrupt tchoolworll. 90 wd that he found the time to wrtllt the He edvila making up a large monthly 42-1>9 booklet dwtng ftnal exams. says calendar with al upcoming assignments, the hardest thtng to adjust to 11 the tr-. papers. t1ts1s end adMtla nwtced In the mendous amount ol freedom colege ~ boil.es. That wa)I, he says. the lbicnt can fen c:ompered with high IChool. MC 11t a glance when he's bwiy. What can the new c:olegian do to For man~ about how to make the transltk>n _...? Oluc:.,arw Is succeed In oolege, lndud.ftg an unor- the kay says Brechner. ll's trnpclltant to thodcat but eftedlve method of studying develop good study hablts and k.-p up for ftnall, .net $1.25 for your copy cl with readings to prevent pretest panic. To The College Surolual Kit to: frv 8"d\ner, ~ prepeq for tall, students should Box 264 WOB, West Orange, N.J. also dcwlop the habit of taking ~ 07052. Quick Takes .......... pawalpttoa ... ....... .., ................ ,,, .. fwilJ Ill ClS olae •ma 11h .. swveyed by Univ. of Minnesota resaac:hers. The raearc:hcn say they found an average ol 12 drugs in each household, which were kept In the medidne cabinet an awrage of 19. 7 months. Hot ._.._ cu lffmallr ,a. clow9 rwport raean:hen at Johns Hopkins Unlv. The raean:hers found that more people NpOt1ed suffering bouts of deptcwfll4'l during heat waves than In any odw 1ype ol weather. s-.... .. kl..... .-c.e wldt .,..._ Aa:onllng to a sur- vey by a mall ftrm, the average vakle ol merchand-. ~from super- market shop.llftas today Is $5. 99. compared to $3.~ In 1966. Sabe dlwN ......_ -ttw Jour· naJ of the Amotcun Medical A.soda- ~ reports that the most common contrbllng fader IO lak>us Injury among twbe c11wn 1s pen1c amons the Inexperienced. So when p<mli&e, buddy up for safety. .................... It ~ tD ...,,_....._Recent stud- ies by dermalok>gjsls say that most a.sol dlllpa rash ... caused by sim- ple moisture ratt. than ammonia produc:ed by becmta. So It makes tenM to follow the comm<>n-teme matwa med by many pnnts, tn- ckldlng &equcnt ~. taJcum powder end avoiding plastic pants . Hlalus Hernia Blll1HDAYS <Al Virgo):-....,_ Many mkldlNged peop&a·~ Tuaday Weld 35. II..._, -Bruno ~tienlng symptoms lift\l1ar to ttaa. cl a Bcttelheim 75: Ben Gazzaia 48; Donald hart a11ack only to dllcoi.lcr from de O'Connor 53; Charla Boyer 79 . ._. docP they have an aimcnt they've .S., -lngrtd Bergman 63; EDot Gould MYa' hwd ol -hiatus hanla. 40; Michael Jackton 22. Wed 1 I.., - tnabfs nanta oa:ua .-r-2()..3041» of Fted Ml!d4lmay 10; ~ ~ Ame1c:.ana oYer 50 and JI nlOll conunon 35: Ted Wiiiiams 60; ROI/ Wilkins 77; among the obese end women who have John Phllllps 43. nm...., -James had • ~ numbs ol ~.. Cabum 50; Buddy Hackett 54; Frank :~:::~~:':=~~~tf:::l!Jresenuag--Finnlly-~0t:r,S111~~rm:my~1~Benk=~· •:.:gllldftl=a.1::•::ologlilt~~-~ Robinson 43: Alan Jav l...cml'f 60: Arthur GoMiuy '15; Eldrldige 0-wr 43· Van • To U. your dorJ• atltfrllun, Ima ....,.. to 10 mlnullls. • u. your tone bf v06ce ... 1Mchti19. tool Try to be convincing but not ,..,n.. ~ wh.n gMng ordcra. a. IUle to reftlct .,..... In your voice. • U. *"Pie. or»wcird commendl when~. Thia wll mMe ...... for the dog to c:onnec:t the command wllh the o.lrwd IUlllpOI•. • Ota lhe dog '* au.Md to obey c:otnvmndl, you C8ft Pf091W to fltdtt aach. -.al owr.· ....., .. end·~ .. Ate you tDtng lmportlnt t.d/ PIPG'I In the die « ......._,(/ II '°• you're unwlltin!W ~them to dmft. oralll ,...., than they ehould MJ.11 Penn Sta•'• Anthony J. Vcnnett.. To~ PIS*' V.nnett advlles: -• Avoid lfOl'lng pi11pe11 In plac:. that a.re~ hot or molll. • Roi rathlr tf\ln fold pllpll"I. • SU. pepes In a ct.le plilm. • N.wr sa. docurmma wllh .,._ dp. or ...... TI.y ftMIY nat and r..w asllln. -..... Nil ltd .......... w ..,.... with~ ...... to that cl. "-t did. Anyone with the ....., llJDlpDOI should C8I a physician lmmedla..,_ If the doc:tor ~ • hiatus hmnla. Dr. Bank~ tt.t a lhnpla NQfmcn can bftng dw condmon under conlrd In mOlt ~ To prwvent lrrttalon of the ..aph.- ., by ~ adds, the pM!ent wlll oftan bs .._. not to at 2-3 hours befor. (ICMg to bed and to..., on • bed wlh .. ~ ... heed. ln90llle~ mdce:- ton m.y be prw:itled. ~'~' 33. fd' I &IJ ~:k: umtl>.\Y P£Oft.E: "A 1 ,.,....,.,.._,con• Warning: The Surgeon Genenl Has Determined . That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangnus to Yow Health. .. , < • ... ... _. ....... ,......cwt• Mt,_~ .... NI :::1-=r-..::r. = "·"" ............. " ..................... *· """""-~ ............ . !•~.t ........... .. ..... , •• _.,.......,.,*, ........... __ .... erM1.r....... ~ ... .., ... .....,.,,. I .,.,,.,_, ,, lllll.llS MINIMUM 50 FOR ONLY $2.00 BEARDm IRIS 6 for $1.98 Ground.ffuuiRI Falil1el CR££PING PHLOX 6 for $1.5CI lllklllpll ...... ..,, ·-"'" -'91 ....... ••JttA>. c .... tt'I tfl4I ll'OllM wllll I dellH ~ Of "'''''" follaae. ,., • .,. ,,.,,, -" .,,r,.. Wftll ..... fl Pf, COIOtf11l ......... ~,.,.If ,, .. ,IJ. "-....,...,.. ............ 1911'-I .. et C.WI Flaming Mixed Colors! 100 For $3.95-200 For $7.75 Tullpa bloom In all their graceful splendor and brllllant color In spring ... but they muat be planted In fall! Our once-a-year offer features healthy, hardy planting atock bulbs (2~-3· circ.), priced ao fantaatlcally low It la truly amazing. Better yet, you get a beautiful flaming mix auortment: brllllant reds. gllatenlng whites, bright yel- lows. deep purples, gorgeoua two-tonea, etc. Best of all, you pay only 4c a bulb ... 50 tor S2.00, 100 tor $3.50, or order 200 tor just $8.50 and really save! At thla un- beatable low price, you'll want all you can get. Easy planting Instructions Included with every order. Send todayl We wlll rush your order In plenty of time tor you to get your fall planting selections In the ground. EVERY YEAR THEY BLOOM AGAIN •.• Without Replantingl TullP8 are eo popular, of cour ... because they bloom year after year without re- planting, no need to take them up. Given proper aoll. care and with normal growing condltlOna. theee bulbs will deYefop Into larger alze bulbs the first year's pf ant- ing. In fact, we guarantee many blooms next eprtng, normal bloom the second aea- aon and many yeara thereafter. Don't pesa up this once-a-year offer It you like to watch tulfP8 grow and bloom In breathtaking color! See coupon for additional bonua ltema, FREE of extra cost. ____ ......_ FAMOUS 0 NO FAULT" GUARANTEE -FAST SERVICE! Every Item you order la protected by our famous ''No Fault" guar- antee. Each Mlectlon we ahlp la exactly as advertised ... vigorous and healthy, tagged for euy Identification, well packed for arrival In good condition. We guarantee prompt ahlpment, no waiting around week after week for your order. You must be satisfied on arrival or you may retum within 15 daya for full refund, Including any postage you sent. Every aelectlon muat develop and flourlah or we will replace It free (3 year llmlt). Planting Instructions ln- Gfuo.d on lft Htecttons. Ruth your order today! t MAIL THIS MONEY-SAVING COUPON • lttCllUll .. Cl., DO'f. Tl.J :1 ................. lct. .. '""• .... ertef 11 -u. IMW. 1sW. 111 rue e.o.. ,._ " w11ic. 1 ... lelltltlell, .. 1laW • c....., All II-.,. _ _. 117 J11DW ... Fllllt CNrlOll ... :"11111.-T'l'IY-r-~~~~~~~~~~~-r~-Cllf~-- :~...,;;;;;;;......-;;;;;;.. ....... T..U,...,....~ .. ~ ... _,,.(50_,...:,-1:..oo=-~--,oo-....,.,--'1~!0)..----+------ :---+~-+-~'--~.;..,...~'--~~---'----'~-+~~~- llt Ovtdl "71dlltlll 14 for S 1." .. 1 for SJ.IS) 204 Cntfllll l"llln ti f9t SUO • 12 flf SU5) n1 MMcflll SlnwMnJ llHlllt. SUI 12 f9t '5.ISI 6 JIU ~ ~llOll If ....., ,_,.,.. .., ..... 1 .. nu Ster el letlllellell II lfWr "9bla SS.00 6 rur ~-Dtbtit lwlbt f'" I SW ti hll,.._I. .., ....... ... • , .. , Dwtdl '"' ~-... , of ... ~ltlttllt .... • .... De!M). If lll"9f .... •tt.00 '11U ....,.._ 1111111 ':"l' • aw of .. tit.._, I f'IM lllilwt IM onci1 lrlt), If Mlf ......... 0 •tllllttMc• ---· ,.., '°' ....,.. ,.. •. ............... ·~ ,..11111'. mM. • O 1111 " ., cr.-t Clrf, .... tot ,.. .... ... MMllfll .... ~ Cllee~ t"'· 0 AMftcN blffH 0 ~If (VIM) --ma t 0.00 • 00 .... 0 00 . ... 'a ..... ~~~-·-·-------L.----- er.... CM 1-------------------........ ------------------------------ Allllllll--~~--~-------------------~ cm, _______________ nan ____ _...np ____ ~ ············--·-···-······················- COSTA MESA SAOOLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENT£ WEEK OF AUGUST 27-SEPTEMBEA 2 SADDLBACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 13 1-2040 -494.4949 CREVIEl MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -US-3171 ROY CARVER IMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newpart Beach -640-6444 MAltRS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.tl 00 COHHELL CHEVROLET 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN IARWICK 1)4 TSUM 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano lll-ll7L49J.Jl71 SUHSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -64MOIO PHIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Drive Irvine-768-5111 ld!GI UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 HONDA ROH GOODWIH HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 COPEJ.,M4D MOTORS. IMC. 2001 E. 1st St. Santa Ana-sst.aooo LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMSOH & SOM UMCOLH-MHCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140.5610 TV WEEK, AUGUST 27, 1978 OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9640 PONTIAC ROM GOODWIM PONTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVEISOM, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0900 R. V. 'S & SUBARU SEA & SUM 17555 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach - 142·0675 iOYOTA llUM.41EY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147 .. 555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMOMWIAJ.TH MOTOIS. LTD. 144'2 South Bristol Santa Ana--146·0220 ~ti~-.~SPORTS SUltDAY AUSUST 27 10:30 9 (I) ltFl l'rt-S... F;tW Cleveland at New Enaland 11:00 e ._. llMW Californ11 An(els vs Boston Red Soi fD U.1 Praf_.... Tttlllis Cllafltpionsllip Semi finals of the US Pro Cltampionshtps from the Lonpood ~ickel Club in Chestnut Hill, Mass 12:00 8 Ollrrtn P'Y•Sualil Foetball Sin Die10 at New Yoik Giants lZ:JO D WlfW Clla•pi1M1ti, Ttllllis Vilas Geiula1t1s vs Biorn 8of1 1:00 B (]) (Illl QI) c.lot• ltll fll faM Classic live coma&e of f1nal- round play In this ROil tournament from Pinehurst Country Club 1n N C at MSl Slcat CllampioMlllJ l:OO 8 (I) ltfl ~A loolc at lhe Nalt00al football Lea1ue teams for the com1n1 season. Z:lO D 8 S4*taWork1 No infoimalton available at press lime 3:00 B CD 9 QI llllleft F. lltl!Mdy P'r•teltbrity Tennis Classic lrve etmrJ&e from West Side Tennis Club. Foiut Hills, New Yllfk, m1n11tn1 • both tennis professionals and celebrrl1e$ 1n a fund r11s1n1 compeltlton m Rims Prt-S... f~U Los An&eles Rims vs Oakland Raiders. lllOl'DAY, AUGUST ll 6'JO B (])(ii all AIC llolHlay RiPt lmblll Tums not available 9:30 fD U.S. l'rofmilllll Tennis CMmpioNtllps Cover1ee ot the finals matches from Lonpood Cncket Club 1n Chestnut Hill, Mass TUESDAY. AUGUST l9 5:00 II Allctls 8astllall An&els vs New Yor~ Ylnkt.es wtDllESDAY, AUGUST 30 11 :JO U Cl) U.S. Ope11 T e11nls Hl(llllpts TltUlSOAY, AUGUST 31 a Cl) U.S. Opeti Tennis KiPllPts f'lllDAY. smEMBCR 1 ll:JO U Cl) U.S. Dpe11 Ttllllis Hlaltllrhb SATURDAY, S£1'TtMBCR 2 11:00 D ft aJ) Mljor LN1ue Baseball T earns not available at press ltme 1:00 U Cl) U.S. 0,.. Tennis Clla111jlionslllp love coveraee from the USTA National Tennis Center. Flushin& Meadow Par~. Corona. New Yo1k B llHllA Suntmer llltiofllls The fourth meet 1n this stnes ot 1978 drag ~int events, taped 1n Enghshlown, New Jersey 4:30 • (]) a ABC's Wide Wotld of Sporb Comaee ol the champ1onsh1p tame ol lhe Little le11ue Baseball Woild Sertts from W1l1tamsport Pa i :OO B (]) <Ill S llCAA FootbaU Nebraska vs Alab1ma SUltDAY, AUGUST 11 6:00 e '1111 lM!Mnclll 0r., 1114" (com) 'SI -Bob Hope GI "Tat Not" (d11) '38-Clark Glble, Spencer Tracy m CC> .,.. WdfaB, rtu. C.. KllM" (com) '6S-Sh11ley Macla1n1 1:00 ID "The IN s.I" {d11) 'S6-Patty McCormlc- t:OO B CI> (fl QI) CC> "llllfdlf at tM Wtrld Series" (dfl) '17 L1nd1 Day Gtor1e. M~el Parks, Katen Valenltne MOllDAY, AUGUST n 1.-00 U CC) "Cell llt MMaa" (tom) 'SJ-Ethel Merman Cl) "lbd htdl" {ldv) 'S7-Gtorae Montromer; ~-..Idl!~!.J.IWl'"-.L!l!.!!L!!!l-1!!"....\!a~ftv'..L.!.'7~8-Pat Kious Kathie Witt. Connie 9Jt'Ct1'1HifiiJJiJr/' .. Citi1"7Z=cmirU11WOOd-~=---l~!ll!lil..:Dt:ftUKIU!!!tll"' ~ -Hom:ptrrtr 8oprt, K.ttianne Htpbllfn - - TUESDAY, AUGUST 2' &:00 e CC> "C4itttr" (wes) '72-Don Mur11y, Carol Lynley m CC> "'Ille Omrt Solle" (mus) ·~-Kathryn Grayson. Cofdon Mee: Rn WtOIDDAY, AUGUST JO Lill 8 tUJ 8 (C) "OIJ of !:lie Oelfllllt" (dra) '73 Geor1e C Scott TIIUISOAY, All'UST ll 1:00 9 CJ:) •AGCJllMlll l9 QI" (mys) '69 Patrl(k D'Nul m "P'r-.irt ~" (dra) '62-Sldner Po11ter. Bobby Darm ntDAJ, SUTUllH I l• • r"Sweet °"'''t < .. > 1t-SWrieJ Mid.AIM. toO e CC> wa l'rlwat• • Affair• (com) '59 Barbara Eden. Glry ~osby m a:> "TIN Ult WIC'll" (wu) 'S6-Ricllard Widmark, FtltCll Farr t:tO •CD (II (C) "At tlM b~'• C.e" (sc1·fl> '76-Douc McClure SAlVINY W'T01111R 2 l:Clll . l:m '1" "'9 ~ .. ,I (mp) ·~-Jolin Fonythe. • CC) "Cut " U.. {dra) 'SS-Jamn Oean, Jullt Ham1 a.••..,_ W ,..,, tf Ow u.." (drl) '46-rrtdriC Marcil • CC> '1llN II tlM en, ,,_... Wt" (dfa) '56-Grepy Pee- • • ..., aM s.t" {clt1) '47-John Garfttld, L1Ui Palmtr ... ())CC) "1\e Ufe tM n.. of JIM&t "7 ... ,. .. (wtt) '72-Pt ul Ntwrnaa. A.a Girdner. J~U11t Biutt • G CC> -C.... IM ......,... (cir•) '76-James Brohn ~~~,I -GE Deluxe Cooktopl JPM1 Ealty to lnatall I :J #Mil"' E• •JiV.i i I u 191 CJ EI•1'1 Ero u ~:W I MORNING -5:30- fJ Su-Sttnester 8:00 D i.truct1'ftll c.-ses CD Tiie rn Club J II bow114et: CoNtullity Ac1io11 ''You a!ld Your Communty • Mon. "Redl1n1nc." Tues. ludmh1p T ra1n1n1." Wed, "Resources and Ted111o1oCY." Thurs. "A lht1onal tllel WOl'k," Fu Cl) S.-r S.NSttr Iii Tiie .... Gafdtlltl CJ Cla) Futvres G) U!Mnity of tl!t Air -6:30- 11 lat of tht Wlcl 11 o Not tor "°""" 0n1y r oc>1c is "City/Suburbs lifestyles" Lynn Redgrave hosts Ill c:arrUCGlttldas a 1>1y11m• Los Anretes CJ) D Cl§) QI) F11tures G)lltwlotbYue m funty Plmltom QI) "'"''" "'°'" 7:00 8 ())...., II 0 QI) Today Show Ill 700 Club 8 (]) CIDl all Good Morninc Allltrio David Hartman hosts CJ 'Ille Freozles G) Allllotl I Costello OJ Ttnytoofts fD Yep tw Hultll -1:30- • ftalllr• 18 fllJ Fnwite lltrtta11 at Dastl,.ly I llluttlly 9:--L4_,...._~~· O.C.-U,-A e Voya,. to tlle llotlom of Ille Su U (]) (ID) l2IJ "'991 D1ys D lllidl!IOl'llillf U. led Myers and Bob Hilton host m AndJ 6'itrrtt1 0) m Nllit Nf11n -10:30-u ll 1..-of Ule II @ QI) Wlleel ol Fortune Chuck Woole11 hosts U Cial ill) $20,000 l'yram1d 01Ck Clark hcxls m Hoc111'1 Her- 0> Gomtr l'yle 11:00 D CJ) Youna I llastlw U IHI !Ill Amtriu Aliwt! Jack l1nkfeller hosts this new series focus1ne on real people and events across lhe nation U Did Van Dyke U CD (21) famifJ Feud Richard Dawson 1s host ® All Illy Children G)Ntw1 0) Mack I Myer Mon and Tues only m £1tc1nc Com,.,., -11:30- D ll I Searth lor Tomorrow D Dracnet II m l2ll Rylft's Ho,t G) lilc!ritS: See Daytime Movies Cl) Nanny I Ille l'rolesw fD Otd Cmtt S'- fD Ytlfl Altcrt 1~00 fJ 'Ille Stm Ethmds Sllow D @ For lliclltr, ftr l'oorer U Tlllli&lll ?GM U CD QI) All Illy Children Cl) <IDl QJ) Ntw1 Cil llofit: See Daytime Movies. OJ I Drum ol ka1111it fll) lllld111I lKUon tD llllllldo lltino -12:30- • Cl) Al tllt Wot~ fur11i U 9l 0 Days of Dllr Uwes G TIM lllfle111a11 mJhM!lrfW fD '• flt Mtlltll' __ ;.;;.. ___ ~ 911cYalley II CD <II a Ont Liit tt u.. .., w Sn!tlt fDO\ltf bty -1:30- • "" GaWi"C upt .. IDl 0 Tlle °"'"' .. ..., m '-tf l'ylt f13Ftahlr• ID c.,1111 -2:30- 0 re All in Ille family D Conctnlr1tion Jae~ Narr hosts m Tiit Atchies 0) Gtt Smart fD Futures 3:00 D The Mike Oou&las Show IJ To Ttll t11t Trutll 0 Tiit Johr's Wlkl 1J .J: 1 SJ Edee of N11ht .I Maleh &amt Olllnerd 1~ llo¥it: See Dayhme Movies m The AiltlslOM$ &> I Drean1 If Jeannie '2J) ~rd Shlrb tD Zoom m ~roliM (ll) Dinlll ®Features -3:30- C~l Br1dJ Bunch U liledj(,I Center 0 !Bl Dinah! U MO¥it: See Dayhme Movies (j) f.Troo, m Yoei & Friends 0) T tr rytOOM Q]) Hollywood Squ.rts Peter Marshall hosts ~~ Viii.I Alt1re 4:00 D Maldl Game '71 Gene Ra,burn hosts ._! MJ Three Sons CI Star Trtl 0 Tht A"ncen 12>1 ~rol BunMlt alld Frit11ds 24 Eltctric Conlpany W ViH1 Altcrt 0> Features so Mister lloten -4:30- D lltn 3 Jr Men Grttf1n 0 Mary Tylet M-t 10 t.lrol lur11tlt I frttnds m Tiit Monkett O> Josie 11\d the l'ussycall l(I Features fD Mister lloetn 3 £m111ency OM m Acompaiume lfl Hollywood Squares so r~11 Altare 5:00 fJ D IJ 1)) <10\ lleWJ 0 Bonano; Anaets Blstbafl Tues Aneels vs Yankees from New Yor' D lronMdt G) The flt• Mickey MouM Club Cl> Wa~J Races 11() Misttr lloten fD S.samt Street f\tJ Ma11 Tyler Moore rso1 Hod&•poclc• loci&• -~:30-u r 3 IJ i.Hl m Netrs m Family Atf111 Cl) Ada111·1Z tZJ C>rtr Easy u lt1ritdltd JOl 111 lttdtrbtch Mt111011al Jau ftslttal '77; lltrth Jarrett: VttlllOlll $olo r11 When Laverne (P9nny Marahall. left) and Shirley (Cindy Williams) go to extreme measures and Impersonate hotel waitresses In order to meet their singing Idol. Fabien (play- ing himself). lhelr scheme pays otf In "L111t1rne and Shirley Meet Fabian," on ABC's L .... rne a Shirley. Tuesday at 8;30PM ., ... , SUNDAY AUGUST 27 I MORNING I * lndiutes an Advtrtisement -5:30- D Mat• Wilal llaaic S'-m CllristotifMnJIMMt Amtwtn e:oo D llftd of the lost (I) Utitl fl'nfile Cll Yllltll & Ille luues Cl> !lamper llOOlll (8J NBC Reti&io•t Sp1cl1I ' l 1me and the C11tes" -6:30- fJ Today'a llelirion e n.• e Music & tllf Spobn Word •0ap, ... Cl) lit Tlltre 8t Upt Ill °'"1 & Gollalll m witlltt 7:00 • Limp Unto MJ fHI CD Skre4 Ht1rt D StrtlldiJitJ U Iii& Blue MarMt U E,.witNss los An&tlts Cl) TY I looU at Lmnina IE! Oirtdions m llltwiM1e m (mat Analty Kour @ Tiiis Is Ille Utt fD Yop let Hultll QJl ~uttu11 USA -7:30- ...... Up and lm Voice of A,nq,lturt 8 That's C.t Seements include Films on punuts. s~ateboardine sneakers and a pool shark 1!1 Unde1dof U Ith Written llJ l11tm13tiofNI Hou1 C!J Day of ~ry 1§) P'ractial Chnsblnity m l'KlflC 8riclces ll Dlftf & liollalll m Mister Roctrs 1f' T"" lbll Mtthns ~fl SlllldaJ Mm 8:00 0 Ollsty's T retlloust m m JilMIJ s .. uut Sll09 8 ChnslOjlller Closeup 1!1 '°PeJt & His f ritnds U Clmpus Profile-Viewpoint °" Nutrition "Pollullon ind Nulnlton" Host Dr Atnold Pike discusses how 11r, waler and food pollution may d1m1n1sh stamina and '"durance #1th Dodeer star Steve Yeager. actor Martin Brooks and Dr LeRoy Perry C!J DIYty & Coli.tit [Dl Jerry Falwell ~ Yoke of Acrlculture fZl) Sesame StrHt <8 Day of ~ery '1fi Bmlll of Life -8:30- 0 Gllostbusters • .,-1 CJ DIJ of Oiscowtry D Tl11s Is tht life u OtmtMIOllS O lllettinc r1111e at C.IYary m her lnuwina hrth :21 It Is Wntte11 llJ lter Hu111bard tJf Herald of Tnrth 9:00 OWKko CD ltn HumNrd IJ()dymy D Ft1 YOll, Bl.a Woman 0 ()) @ (hi ltohrts (J]l 11 Is Written m Doll st .. art (n11r1l11111 fD OollrillCO A Oominso l]fl 11-Y 011r Bible -9:30- 0 Marlo's Mali< MOWle Mnf1111t D !'1l M•t flit Press D Villi Altcrt (I) fact th• labon Cll TM 11111 Is Collt1n1 <IQ) Sciectrum m n. J11so11s Q) Old r11111 liospel Hour l2Jl lllSipt (21) Jirn111y Swtu•rt SM. 10:00 0 Commitment e O NBC hllrlous Proaram 'Time and the Cities" An in depth study ol why c1t1es and civ11tu11ons rise and fall 111 rn Hour of "°"'' U II Children's TV mae111ne Cl) ltm of th• Ym Cll Herald of T rut It £m Public Pulse m Tiie Mon•eei rff' Surch 1() San Dieao lt!Stde Out -10:30-0 IL Nfl l're.SHson Football lh' Cleveland Browns at New Eneland Palr1ots U (fl 121 Jabkr1a 0 lteY. lffoY Jenkins <m PtflllK{ltt m B11dy 11rm TV WEEK, AUGUST 27 1978 m Clln ry Cll.tpel ft Joblillt 11:00 D Oil C.111pus l!I Anctts l&Jtbatl The ~1tlorn1a Anaels vs the Boston Red Sot U CU <SJ Great li11pe AIM C!J Church of Ille Good Shtplterd 1§' ISS41eS & Answers m lllow1e· ..C: "Son of lasstt" (dra) 45 Peter Lawford June lock hut Donald Cusp m Churdl Ill Ille l!Mt 12)) Linet of Ille lost fZl) U.S. Profes.WMI Tt11-is Cha111- pioM!lip Semi finals of lhe US Pro Ch1mp1onsh1ps from the Longwood C11Cket Club on Chestnut Hill, Mas ~chusetts Minuet 01anles defends his title aea1nst a field of top tennis competttors includme Arthur Ashe Stan Smtih, Bob Lutz. Raul Ramirez and 1977 ftnahsf Eddie D1bbs Cover aee of the finals will be aired Monday al 9 JOPM Ill) Horizons -11:30- .. At Ont Witt! U Cl) t:fDl (8) Anlm1ls Anim1fs 1141 Linden meets somr memorable elephants and 1t1ends the Circus Varets D lteh&ious Town Hill 21 Thunder n Lootina C~ss AFTERNOON 12:00 U t J illl luues ancl Answers CJ ft1mby's Do It Yoorself fOl Wofd A Po,p1~· SALLY STRUTHERS SKATING ON THIN (BUT FUNNY) ICE fldsh . ~ally ~lruthers_ bJonde·tres,ed baby'·h{ed Glortd O.,tlVIC in All in thC' family, ha' wf•ak anl..lc·~ Undl'.'r ordtndry rtrc um~t.rnc e't, that l..inrl of 1n•.ief1• dope would not hl' whl\pcred al Jny Hollywood tocktall party or repeated 1n the' boardroom of a television cxecut1Vi" ,uitt', but, 11~ ho\t, alonR wi th Harry Morgan (M•AH,*tf) ol "Thp Leningrad Ice <\how," special a1r1ng TuC'\drJy al 8PM on CBS. <.ally founc1 her ankle~ put to thP ~urr<'me tl'~t • "I've newr f'ven b<"Pn on ~kales before'" 'he wailed, What cJbout hPr 1mrw~\rom ot the h1stnrk Ctty of LPningrac:l, loc.dtron for the tdpinR of lhe ~pt'l rall "l he Kuman audience~ were wondC'rlul. espet tally the children," she <id1d. "1 hey cam.-tn thf' Sports Pd lace .Jll dressed up, the girl\ with big nbhom 1n 1he1r hair " Jhe oty of lenmgrdd, with ~t alue<; of Pushkin. a memor1al to AlexandPr lh!' Crt'al and rhe palace of Catherine the GrPa t, provide lhe backdrop for one of the show's h1ghlight~-d tout by rts hosis whPn que<,lroned about her rmprompty d...,."""'""~,__ us~ran skatl_Jlg star Bctbjenko • .one of lhLfunnies ~ of. the:.apcormns 'fA"mr-i -rnuJ#:"·k'll..tt.:r= 1==~1filf'Rt-ttn-~uii11g 1ef1eal\ak br d~ 1f that wasn't enough. I got all my diri>rtmn., 1hrough an interprNf'I ~o. when the dirPctor wantPd me to drth my hack. 1t cdme out a~ 'rdve your b.ick' • M1~s Strut her~· expNrence<; in Ru~sta, on the ire ,mc1 off, during the taping of "ThC' LPningrdd Ice <\how,' were the stuff on which slar,t1ck routines are made Once she got her 'tkating 'anklt's' cJnd had managed to translate the Russian stage drrC'<.ltons, the next rrob· lem wils being outf11ted in a cmtume There was no one to tramlate Amt>ncan < lothc•s and shoe size\ rnto Russian Sn, for the Moravian costume she wears in the duet, \hP had to try on every costume the com· pany had rn w.irdrobe Then to find skat('S thil t fi t, her loot was traced on a piece of pap('r and each of lht• Rus~1an women skater<; matched her foot to the draw· 1ng until the same <;fze wcJs found. "It was ju~t like looking for th~ glass sltpper," Mi<;<; Strother<; ~aid "A Cinderella story-Russ1an-~tyle" , ..... Wll lM fl.aft.It ol Pushliln In Che bM:kStound, to·hosb S..lly SINlhtn 1nd H1rry Me>tglft ..... v~ Ofl I tour of lh" hlstof'I< city of Ltnln&rld. ' ' . Cl alllq I lift nrilty sMw H4 111rly a ... rttr.a:tblry of flll -""" Dny er.lttt to tile T nie lift AMtltlrta. f'°"' ~toz.ro. "'f1le urty Cll'ltfl of Mii ,.,ular TY ~llties 11 PQllJ ....... Carrell O'c-r, .... lltttt, Jed..,.. ... Jl.- C:.111 will lie .,.ttlctlted tllf'OUCll their ,,,..,. ... • tllt DlsMy ..... ~ tM replar ...... • Stptellller 24 Is• of •r all- tlm ""'1tt ~ c1m1a, ·0.111,• ttie -..itil1 ltlfJ ot 111 ............ to ly. .... .. lllt Ult """"' Is tlM Miluled fllbtl1lte, 'TIM....., AMltllra of Mr. ToH.' .,.. .,..., 1111 Wt lb,.,...... ................... .. • •• , .............. ~ -· ~ ,. ... ftnlt ........... -.. .......... dlllk ltlhutM-tM tlllllp ....... ... for ... tMy tllill DiMey. Flnt.,. .. i.w. .,_Set~ ti tile CatMrl." "Darlly O'Cffl aM die Uttll ,..., " "'f1ll SlllUY D.A.," "T1le lllWkl," .,._,A Diii ......_"'Wt AWN r.,," '1111Utttesttllr-.™"""114 '1111 Qi ......... " ''Perhaps our lliutst, happiest show will be the 'Mickey's SO' llirtfldly special on Novtmbtr 19," Miller said. "It will trace Mickey's crution aod Clfttr, alld will future sb11 like Mel Brools, Burt leynotds. laquel Wtldl, EltOll Jolttl and Peter Stlle11 ut1ndin1 their personal birthday wishes to Mickey." Miller pointed out that "fOI' the past two season.s, we've been succmflll wit.ti our special teJtfillftS like 'Tiit Youn1 Runaways.' "Ill rapon4in1 to wiewtr ,rtferttlCI for this type of prosrammin1, wt baw tftlral TY MOWies ... ia produdioll: 'Donovan's Kid,' starnn1 Dan111 fllcGIN, MicUy ROOllY and Slltlley Fabares; 1h• Htlltr,' lritfl JoM ...,_ aM"' 0-..ann; 1he London Anair,' to bt fil"* hi Ell...,; _. 'Tiit Sty Trap.' Tllis quartet alone ,...ms nurty $7 111itliol In produdlon CGllU. "This is a .,.a.I -fOI' us," lllttluse4 Miller. "Wt haYI a lot tf new •ltrtllnfnttlt dlis yur and an e1celltnt selection of premiere films. I ttllnk our 1u4itnce will like what they set.'' , ... , WORDS AND MUSIC Buz Kohan la a two-time Emmy Award winner. writing scripts for auch entertainment luminaries a.s Sammy DllVis Jr .. Carol Burnett and Ferry Como. This la only unusual because Kohan has a masters· degree In music composi- tion and had no Intentions of writing, except In conjunction with music "The plan In the beginning." Kohan says, "was to write Broadway shows " Kohan continues his wnhng skills. however. on the one- hour entertainment special, "Paul Anka in Monte Carlo." airing Sonday at tOPM on CBS Kohan still claims for all of his success as a writer, "I got sidetracked. my background is In music " But he's done very well for a sidetracked musician and has a distinguished writing career to prove fl Kohan's tlrst success as a writer stemmed from Army days. when, as a ploy to avoid an active career as a soldier. he and a fellow draftee, actor Bob Dlshy, entered the "All Army Entertainment Contest" and won with a skit entitled "Mud, Sweat and Cheers " That skit earned Kohan and D1shy the dubious honor of touring with the Army show "Rolling Along " But 1t got them off the base for nine months as they performed in the stiow at Army bases all over the world That. says Kohan. was his first e>eperlence of "writing for fun and profit." From the Army. Kohan went directly Into television, by- passing his original desire to make a mark on Broadway. He worked on a local television show in New York as a music director and he occasionally wrote some of the scripts. too. Among the other people working on the morning "HI Mom" show were puppeteer Sharl Lewis, a young producer named Roone Arledge (now president of ABC Sports and ABC News) and a young director named Mike Gargiulo (now a producer for CBS Entertainment). One televlslon writing 1ob led to another. Kohan teamed up with another writer. Biii Angelos, and the two of them worked on the numerous Perry Como specials-28 of them in four years. "The second year:· Kohan says, "we worked with the dean of comedy writers. the legendary Goodman Ace He was our mentor and very lnslrumental In giving us credit." After the Perry Como snow.. Kohan worked on a special starring Sammy Davis Jr Joe Hamilton wu the producer of 1ttat snow, amt1n 19e'rheTHCll~n anCfAli~OilfQ!ll the shrinking tefevislon marbt fn New York by offering them fobs In California to write for the fledging series, The Carol Burnett Show. Kohan fell In love with California Immediately, -especially wfien he realized that there'd ba "sunshine In December" and that he would not heve to dress up his kids in snowshoes and ski jackets when they wanted to go out and play. Living In Callfoml,, he notea. "You Juat throw them outside In the yard and watch them grow:' "P11ul Anka In Monte Carlo'' wa1 a nlee change for Kohan. He got to vlalt the lovely location, talClng hla famlly with him. Pflul An~• and hla guNt •t•r. Svz•nM ~. take In the -'slflt• of Mont. Cerio on hla on.hour tnr.rtelnmtnt ,,,.. clel. , ... SUNDAY (CondnllH) GJ T1na11 O lrllMWt a C~ar1ers r re·St1so11 Fotlball ~n D1eco at New Ydrk Giants (R) -12:30- D WtfM CM11"9Mll• T 1111111 Y1tu Gt1uta1hs vs 8fO'n Sota 8 Cl) (ft) Dirtdiells cm £.Wllbr a fllowit: Cl:> '11.UO ur· (•ts) 'SO -M111e Windsor Georce Mont1omerv. Rod Cameron 1:00 Iii CD (R) 121 C.latlt Hill of Fa• C&nsic live cove111e of hn11 round pl1y 1n !his coif lournamtnl from Pine Hurst Country Club tn North Carolina m IWl s.u.r ai. .. ,_., II) Tiit ....,, '°" O llwie: "Th1l Touch ol Mink," slamne Dons Day and C11y Gran! (ft) Report "' Htnklcles in Orteon 0» Knoclout/[11 El Mul!N -1:30-a r.1111111 z-atl Crimes of Ftreotttn Clllldttn 2:00 D CIJ llfl r'"lfdiYe ~ look 11 the National Football Lueue tums 101 the com1ne su10n U II& V1llty D ~ & Costello II),.,,,.,. '2IJ b ~ Usttninc fD Grut rtrtor1111"'" "P1ul Galhco's "Verna USO Girl' IR) 0» MulCIO, lbcla Y Ellwtntro -2:30- D Qll SpoctsWefW No 1nl~rmat1on 1v11lable from the Network 11 ou1 press hme (ft) Scnp-Tlit Supt1111t11111 .. IOlllct 3:00 D Fact IN lbtlotl ..... llD 8 w <DJ rai ••rt r. KtllllffJ Pro-Ctltllrity Tt11nb a.Slit The his torte West Side T enn1s Club 1n Forrest Hills. New York 1s 1111n the site ol this annual classic. min1hn1 both tennis professionals and famous names from various helds 1n 1 lund· ralslna competition CJ) fllowit: <CJ "list lrahl Frt111 G•11 Hiii" (wn) '59-llirk Doualu, Anthony Quinn. ID b 111t rr.s. ... r..w The lqs Anules Rarns vs tilt 01kl.lnd Raiders ~~ .QI A r..., TI111t1 Ma,,.... • Ille "" ..... Gia S&ti. 0 Tl t11 Trill -3:30- • IWI• "And I'll Talk to You Tomorrow" People who have ettempttd suictdt rtlate lht1r ffff 111cs and the 1nc1dents 11111 ltd to thew dtc1SlOll, 1 nictit on the Hot L mt 11 th• Suictde Prrttnlion Cen ter Is portrayed. and scans that mar 1ndicalt 1n imminent su1t1dt ti tempt are dlttusstd • MIM: CC> "Mf• llf" Cwnl '44-Joel M'Cru. l1nd1 Omell Maure•n O'H111, Thomas M1tc11tn .T ....... 4:00 ............ e s-., • .., ..... !tit "'*" tf ltle s .. TV WEEK. AUGUST 27, 1978 ; m McMt: (t) "lattle Cry" (dr1) 'SS Yan Heflin, Dorothy Malone m w11 Str• ""' l2tl s,.edway QI) list .. the w-.w -4:30- D -.: CCJ "Tiit lbfk S-d" (Ian) 61 S..sil Rathbone. Estelle W1nll00d. Gary Lockwood ,_... ,_,..,, Speml .,..., ®M.1111-12 !ll)llltt ltle """' m w.-...-w... 111 11rn-a lbtJ ,,.., .._, 5:00 Joufllly .. Mwttltvrt U Stir Trd • Grtlt Mwmurt "Trails of the Mountain WHt" (lptorei Don Coopei tells lhe hll1rious story of h11 ,ourney lh1ouch lhe old 111111 of the moun lain West with his brothtt 1n a home· made tamper I hey built on a Model· T tiuek chauis Ill ~: (CJ (2hr) "Oesl Stt" (corn) '51-Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn Gig Youne Joan Blondell. Dina Memll, Neva Patterson CfOl llfts ill) mm f Hlllrt Ill\ Eriu fD Flriftc UM 121) W-lkl WorW tf Stlltlts (Jll lnrnc. ..... o Tiie lit11t AIMrian Fola °"'" lhe H1Slory of Square Danc1nc in AtnerlCI iv•AiiQ 9 :00 D U 9 CD l21l IUl llftl (]) Font111 e llMlt: (lllr) "Tiit L-Drop Kid" (corn) 'SI-Bob Hope, Me11lyn M11well. ID Mwle: (2111) "Test l'ltlt" (drt) '38-Cluk Gable, Spencer T recy, Myrn1 Loy m lllowlt: CC> (lllr) N ...... Wd- llft, ,.._ C.. "'"'9" (com) '6~-SlllrltJ Mlcl1mt, ~ttr Ustnlof, ~ errmq; hm Wus, ~er.or -'U Oldltn •1t11tt GI,_ - fl) Mmllll ~ trrvS111m. tllt so ulltd "city of petce." cs Sttn in this film IS an alltlOIY of Ille Middle Cast. 1 oty torn by tl11ms ol Patts t1n11ns 1nd Israelis to lhtlr land, by '"'" rtltcions to their plac~ ol worship and by social times lo their n111ts a o.. u,.. • au.c -6:30- 8 (J) ..... CJ)-~ e mc ._ CellfttWt ......... AMlturt 'EHi o1 lh• Bic c.1i " !E.~ , .............. Ill (m rnl&:lltj ~I a .... .,... 7 :00 fl ()) &O Minutes D QJ) 9 Wo11~1rful World al Ois111J "The Three l 1ves of Thom1sm1" Conclusion of a lwo part story A vete11na11an rncurs the hatred of hrs 7 year old d•ualller when he puts her 1n1ured cat lo sleep A mysle11ous healer. belteved lo be a witch. recooc1les lhem by b11n11ne the ut back to hie P1111d McGoohan, Susan Hampshtte and KareA Dotnce star II (]) <RJ <21J lbnt J Drew/ H1"7 llys "Oulh Suri" (R) Whrle w1ndsurf1n11n Hawau. Frank risks his hie 1n a lultle altempl to save a champion sw1mer who mysteriously d1sappurs into lbe surf Jack Jones Maren Jensen and Ken Scotl 1uest CJ S,ECIAL Tiie Splt11dors and llJdtrin of Allciellt Eu,. Hel 1nd Halla linker 1r1vel to lhe Valley ol Kinas IOI a look at the lrusures ol Kina Tut. 9 Strobe tI> Lm From Wolf Trap ''Bernstein 601 An Apprettallon" (R) ID Ahn HIJ Mis O Socctr llllde in Gtnnany -7:3-0-® l!Mli1111 111d !tit la 8:00 0 I]) S~CIAl. Tiit lodJ Humu: T1llt llliladt lilentM (R) lh1S SpeClll duls with the science of hum1n ccnception 1estahon and birth. and uhhzu as1ound1na pholosraphrc te<hn1quts lo present dramatl(. ptc tures ol ltfe w1th1n the womb lnov1 ltve fetal photoaraphy made possible by radical re<enl develop ments 1n p11<>toer1ph1C technolo&Y !>fines to vitwtrs pictures th1I have never before been sun on TV Included 1s a dram1ttc close up of a tO day old.. embryo lhe su.e ol l ~ hill 1.hve and dis linaulSllable U @ ID ,,tjtct UFO ··s11ht1n1 4009· The French Incident'" (R) While d11v1n1 throuah a small French w11la1e. the son of an Ameucan envoy disappears into a hoveirne other worldly cult as his wile watches 1n horror. Eric Braeden. Kip Niven, Mena Gnf!lm and Morean Wood11ard auest. e Loft American Stytt • CJ) (JOl a .... lllt West WIS W. (R) Zeb 1s faced with the 1rim prospects ot hav1n1 his lnend 'ktlltd by Indians, his M9hew cornered by I -rvtlllm bolrntT hunter rnd--tmtnr 1111 INullNl's widow lateed l~ltke t11 .-----,"""''.--"'-'in;. ~ 1111fe l==c=!:;:~ II Wrltlifi • Ml'llt: (Zltr) "Tiit IN ~" (dra) 'Sli-Patty McCorm1tk, Nancy ktfly. Henry Jones. Etletn Heck1rt ·-,.,, OEWlflllaat r.,. 8 ,.t *ittl IMcy _..., -1:3-0- • lurled trusur• ill • .a .,..1pectt4 ,i.u. ''CAIN Walk tM World" tritll Stall lll•1tJhllll 8 C:...MtllthW • °"" ' G911ettl a0wtr w, 8100 9 Cl) All II ttlt r .. itr (R) Mike and Gloria h1pP1ly Plll*I fQf Mike's new job 1"4 thew move to C.lll01nla. until thtir laf\dlofd, Geor1• JtlttrSOft, pays them a 1urprlt1n1 v1111 D U U Tiie Bil bent: (2lu) '°''" Slofy "The B1oken Sadee" Wron&ly 1mpr1soned for the slay1na of a proshlule, otl1eer Chick Sucy (Claude Akins) musl defend h1msell a11inst some of the men he helped put behind bars. while on the out side hos I01mtr partner (Dennis Ou ean) and ii departmental 1nvest11at01 (Steve Lawrence) work levero$111y to iltcumulale the evidence lhal will prove him 1nnocenl 9 Ot1I •*'11 U cmJ 131 ABC Sunday Mn: CC> (211r) "Murder at tlle Wotld Series" (dra) '77-linda Day Geo11e. Karen Valentine. Gerald S Olouchhn, Michael Parks, Murray Hamilton. Janet Le1ah. Hueh 0'8111n Bruce Boile1tner A troubled ~oune man plots a b1mre k1dnappin1 dur 1na the ltnal two ea mes of the WOfld Se11es 1n Houston and places the hves of ltve innocent women tn 1eopardy D ttuff HouM II) ltu Humbard m ® Masterpiece Tht1lrt "Poldark II" Conclusron f{Ol Great '•rform1nces -9:30-u Cf J Alica (R) When Mel wrenches his back al Alice's brunch, 11 throws a monkey wrench into lier private hie e n.. 111111 h C-illa 0 RO. R. WURMBRAND, • 14 YEARS PRISONER OF THE COMMUNISTS 0 Voice of Ille lillrtyn 10:00 G tU SECIAL ''"' A11U 111 liloftte Cat1o Set a111n~I tilt backdrop of one ol the world's lovehesl S11Dls, s1n1er /record1n1 star Paul Anka 1s host to Suzanne Somers and Donna Sllllll!lfrnr ~y it*ttl. Con- eludin& the hour 1001 spectif is a concert taped at The Sporhna Club n1chtclub • o., .. Obcoftry 0 l1111St An"'7 Hour m <M4 c..p1. m Gos,.i !lour f.ll> t8I A Olf ta Re111embtr O G1eat 'tffor1111111Cn -10:30- • Jl111111y Sn w rt Show ..... ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER 8 Aultln CitJ Umlts &!) 111 '"'°"""'"1t Wolf Trtp • PERSONALIZED tt:oo • EASY.. T.O USE a rn •w -0§-11..._--t-1-.-.FOR YOO OR A-fRIENQ--..=~--L.....-~-::==--1=f--=~ ---===---i:==:::t -lllt~ D Tau A Get4 LIM ID lllft: "Tiie 114 Seff" (dra) S6 Patty McCormd. Na11Cy Kelly 11» L.c'a Mah A 0..1 O Ml•U @ LM1 1*11 •Hlttl!Mrl -11:30- D 5"'11 FINI CD 11,,T\ a. u u a .. c i.att -... ··111, Stoiyttllt1." st1mnc Martrn Batsarn e n.700CM Cl)T .... D lllfWle: ~ "Dal Set" (com) 'S7 Sptnter I racy. Ktthertnt Htpburn. Ille Youns, Joan Blondell C1Ql lllft: "'l•rt Up" -11:40- • lllMs: "Tht Runnlna M1n." "lnd of tht Alleir" 8 II• lllcl Mtflu hl'lnt rF;,;1~:0:-~-;1;;;;-~1:,:;;-~-:--;s-;,:.;.--;-o, Pilot Printing, Label Otv. Poet Office Box 1560 • 330 W. Bay St Costa Mesa. California 92626 Be Sure to Use Your ZIJ)QOde PILOT PRINTING L---------------------~ , .... MONDAY , AUCUST ZI F 0t monrinc 111141 rft.,....... li$tlltp, plmt lff DAYTIME ,.OGRAlllS. .... for ,.,. COllftllitnc:t, 11'1 the day's llOWies. DAm ME MOVIES 11:l0 m (C) "flre °""' ...,.. (dra) 'SJ-Robert Mitchum, Rita H1,.orth. Jae~ Ltmll!Oft 12:00 1J ...... Starr's D1uP1tr" (wts) '48-Ruth Rolllln, Ceorae Monteomery, Rod Cameron 3:00 (II (C) "Sn111 Wtmu" (drl) '66-Anne B.lncroft. Sue Lyon, M1r1aret Le1&hlon. Betty field, flora Robson 3:30 D (CJ "lm1111" (dr1) '71 -Shelley Winters, Stuart Wh1tm1n Bradford 01llm1n, Carol Rossen, Roaer Perry •VINING MicM laftll Teams not m1lable at press hme (])To Ttlt Ille Truth m 111y n,.. s.a (8) .Ws C..lllc fDllllcMtlJ.a-Show m ,..... £.IUldidu 7:00 eum1e.t a U.r's 01111 Allen Ludden hosts (]) Jobi's WM .,.....,....,Dotbrs m 1 LM laicy m Tiit Fii @...,._.,y .... fD lbdtlil/Ltllm l.,.,t Ol "°t A1111nu11 r.-Daoce -7:30- f:I The US,000 '1f11111d 8111 Cullen IS the Im! U IUllC Sptcill "In Who$t lm1ee?" Stefanie Powers n1rr1tn this documentary wh1Ch explores the erow1n& rtbellion of modern women aeainst the severe restncllons placed upan them by lhousands of years of Juda1c·Christi1n tradition 8 llewlywed '9me Bob Eubanks 1s the host. (J) Name Thlt T11111 D TM ~tr's Wild Jack Barry 1s the host m TIM Odd Couple @ TIM Muppet $how l8l Dillefua fl) CNMtl Z1 T111qhl a""" 1DJ TM F ftlldl Clltf 8 :00 fJ The lcfftf'MS (R) Ctoree cs see1n1 an old Navy buddy, but it 1t a nun or a wo1111n, LEONARD BERNSTEIN CONDUCTS Leonard S.mateln c°"8ucta the Vl9nna Ptlllh•rmonlc In GU$r.v M-11/er'• "F<Jurth Symphony, In G ~ No. 4" on GrNt P9rformenc.a, Frldey •t fOPM on KCET. Chen,,.1 28. Swf&s to(>f9no Edith Meth/a JolM M .. 11ro B•m•teln tor the cone.rt. Mehl9r we.s • prof/fie compoaer, end •t the um• time. wH one of the ,..ding conduotofl of h/a dey. HI• IHt appolnrm.nt ..,., ••the chi.f conductor er the Metropollt•n ()peraHou•lnNew Yotlt, from 1~1to 1010. Mahler'•worlt 1>e1 t.en dNcrl"-<1 H ·'the beat lerew.11 ol mOdern men to ~ bHutitul IM!lng dreem of Ro"1ftntJclam. " The progrem we1 taped In Vlenne 'a Gro-.n Mu•"<- vef91nual, and..,., orlgln•lly f/IW In O.C•mt»r, 'tQ76. It wH produced by fh• Unltwf Flfm end 1ftl9111t10n Production Compeny In coopM•t#on with Amt»rton Production•. TN cootdln•tlng producer for GrHt Per1ormenc,. ,,.,., O.vid Grlfrltha. Peee 10 • u IU Ulll• HtllM Oft Ille 'r•iri• "Fred " (R) Laura arr1vu home with 1 cantankerous b1ny aoat and IS unable to understand why she is the only one who II-es him n llfflt: ct:) (211r) "Call lilt ...._" (com) '53 -Erhel Mtrm1n . Donald O'Connor. Ver1 Ellen. Georae Sanders. Cl lhs.illt m Hot City Shadoe Stevens llo~s .., llllirit: (.ZIH) '11M llad P'at~" (adv) '57-Ceorae Montaomtry. Diane Brewster l8l U.S.. P'rlfmioaal Ttt111is 0!1111- ~ Coveraae of s1nalts and doubles finals from l onawood Country Club tD Oir.allttll I (90) "The Marriaee Came" [habeth, ne~y crowned, 1s uraed by het counsel to marry, but the suitor she prefers, lOld Robert Dudley, 1s alread~ married. When Oudley's wile dies under suspicious circumsbnces. the 1ame has tust berun. Glenda Jackson stars ID Hurnilllclot Y Ottn4idos O Daniel Foster 111.D. "Men1n1itis" Dr. foster is 101ned by Or Robert Petersdorl, from the Un1vers1ly of Wasiunifon School of Med1c1ne 1n Seattle, to d1scus.s prevention. symp toms and modern treatment of men 1n11t1s -8:30-u ()) MWS•H (R) Ch11les finds anolher w1y lo annoy Hawkeye and BJ with h11 obno1t0Us hab11 of topp1n1 tllt11 evety story-whether the sub1ect be sura1ul skills or anec doles about af(ohol;c capac1ly fD [lb lltcllt 0-. (9 0.W (ny 9:00 U (() CIS lloa&ty ,...._: (~ (2111) "f1yil!f KIP" (adv) '18-Pat _!IOJIW(ath1111.Wrtt. ConQJ.tSellma. " W~ fftwetli PtttL le Hutton. 01w1d Hayw1rd, lihrt1n Speer. Lynn Ma11e Johnston Three beautrlYI 11rts succeed 1n qual1fy1n1 tor 111hne stewardess tr11n1n1, become fast l11ends as they manaae to complete the touah courw, ind then start 1ett1na' lute of lhe 111ors and fun of the real th1na ThtS 1s lhe p1lol movie for the new hour Iona "lerin wrth wilt '" on C83 ttus r 111 8 @ a lllC lllt114ay llltwit: (CJ (2hr) "Dirty Ha11y'' (dra) '72 Clint Eastwood, Harry Guardino. Ren1 Santoni. Andy Robinson Eastwood stars as Ott. Lt Harry Clllahan, who defies lus supe11ors. 1n1noits prOj)tl ~eflli4-cttii!TU w1Ui. mno elllrl1VU1ll llll J!Wrf6 capture T uuocr wliOTslenlOfiiina the inhl6i' t1nt1 of a llf&t citr • llfltl hi ~ 8111 St~'"' presents a 30.rur anniversary soeciat allout the miracles of Cod • ...,, Grifflti s... ........ A DMI S-1114 -9:30- CD lllrl hra' Alwkl ..... : (1:) {10) "l1lt Afriull Qfft1" (dra) 'Sl -Hum9hrer Boctrt. Kat~annt Hepbu1n. llober1 Morley, Ptttf Bull, Tlleodore Bihl In Ainu d11rlnc Woitd War I, a drvnken rivtt boat "''''" and • P ;AY pstlm si"a1nc old m11d mu SIOnary under1ah an uped1ho11 to dtslroy a Cenna.n runbolt Based on the book by c.s r01uttr, t~•s 111111 won I But ActOI Actdtmy A•ard IOt Humpbrey fOtafl 1n m I TV WEEK. AUGUST 27. 1978 (fl Mtrw Qrilfl11 Sllaw fD U.S. P'rtftaieNI Ttnllit Cflant· pioftsliips f1111ls of !ht US Pro Championships from Lonawood Cricket Club 1n Chestnut Hiii. Mass. Muuel Oranhs defends his !Ille 11a1nst • field of top tennis compet1 tors 1nclud1n1 Arthur Ashe. Stan Smith. Raul R1m11er. John New combt. an' 1911 linahsl Eddie D1bbs Bud Collins and Donald Dell provide tommutary tor Ille s1nales and doubles malchet- (211 lltws fD Ye lie rMi Ytwir 10:00 (]) lM'l'lllCY Ont .... D lltws SjMCial "Rllodes11 A Yitw from the Inside'' Newsperson Anne Kaestner and a camera «e• traveled throuchout Rhodesia to ftlm this prorram olferina 1 rare 1nsi1ht into the counlry, and its pohlic1I and economic sachons imposed by the United Nations Q) let's llOt A Deal a 11onan.u a> Ven Collmlrt -10:30- 8) II) Nftl 1 1 :00 fJ (}) .. Cl) CIDl News U @Olltws G LM Allltric.111 Style 8 Morie: (CJ "Sunnowtr" (dra) 10 Soph11 Loren Marcello Mastro11nn1, ludm1la Snetyeva m nie Od4 eou,i. .., f ti""'" Ztljpt @Str• a rau..1 KMn 1es1 CD Varied.Mts (J)l MKllell/ltllrtr Repert -11:30-u (() CIS lalt Movie: ~ ''Wlltrw uclu Om" (dra) '69- R1ch11d Burton. Clint Eastwood Mary Ure U 0 QJl Jolt1111r C11to11 11 Twlllfflt l.ollt a m (1Ql a ro11ce story ''Wyall [11p Syndrome" As an officer tracks do•n A cnm1nal. his rnamace dlSIOlwt! 1n t1wor of his t>ad11 Chtt Corman, Kim Darby, Smokey Robin son. Mtl Ferre1 and Harry Guardino star. • Hoc111'1 ""'" Q) ""S.111 0 Ulils f111 a Yt11 12.fnflf=:..==--== G lliPHO,is C8 "'9tJ1111Ul'S fD c.,t._. UC """' .... , .... -12:30- • '-a.try • rn Cll a """ m er-.tra 8) lilnlt. CC) "111 .. tau" (wHI ~ Errol nynn, Alt11$ Smith 1:00 D O T~ .. • lillwtrlct -1:30- ITI WIW ~ ....... -2:05- .............. ei.e. MileM (mys) '48 Louis Harwaid. l11111se ~brillon, Raymond Bun • ""S'lltHt TUESDAY AIKUST n For •ftitlc 111d ttlenlMll listiftll, ptuse SM DAYTIME rROi:UlllS. ...... .., ,..., CDll'flllilMt, l lt tM day'& ...... OAmlllE MOVIES 11:30 m "Soulller11 Yan•tt" (com) '48-Red Skelton. B111n Dontevy, Allene Dalli I Z.1111 D "The liaofy l<i&ade" ( d11) 'SJ-Victor Mature. lee Marvin Richard E1an Ateonder 5'ourby 3:00 (fl» (I:) "ltlort Whiter C..S" (d11) '69-David Niven Topol, Anna Kanna 3:30 e CO "Crowhattn flrM" (susp) '7 J -Paul Burke. Hope Lange, Lloyd Bochner avaNING ....... s... t-~~,..~~~·._ .... ~$tWlbmtr,,_.- • Tiil .... 1 WM • Tiii 0.. c..,.. ID Tiii Trwd11thn tD Chameil 11 T..iatrt ..... a ""'°'° 8 :00 • Cl) Sl{CIM, n. lAM"Sfllil Im $llew Siiiy Struthers and Ha11y Motpn CO·host lllis spttial laptd on location at l tn1n1110 Sports P11act futur1n1 a permanent com p;Jny cl 80 of lht ~·s lintst &hltl'I, who combine 1ee skaltnl with ballet. ecrobahcs 1,nd slapsllC~ comtd'J, the sllow opens wllh ''Da11tt of II•• Moldau." Sally tlto dons sbtu fol an Impromptu duel with malt .Uttt 8abienko U tlll 0 Sl'f:CIAl Ill-its of Dvls (3111) Ann M1111et 1s host ot th1s speetal in whKh [fv1s 1~ featured perlormin11n a selection ol his best known soncs 1ntlud1n& ''Heartbru~ Hotel.' "Jail House Rock,' "Hound Doa." and "love Me Tender· There 1s also a aos11tl medley a productton number depKl1n1 the use of a young music11n. and an 1n concer'I perl01 m1nte laped in H1wa11 A tno ol sin1ers. The Blossoms. are featured o lilttlt : (.C') (2111) "Cotter" 8 ®) H.p'1 Dayi (R) II the fontt loflows his Doctor's orde•s and has a tonsilectom1. lie will miss his 1fvo11te1 event ol the year aoin1 lo the Halloween costume party as the lone 1Un1er D TIM Slint CD C..rol Burntll & F ritlldl II) lllowit: (CJ (211r) "Tiie D_tsert Sonr" (mus) ·53 llath1yn Grayson Gordon MacRAe 18) Wattt&at• Cotltr·Up Trial fD £1111btth R 'Shadow tn the Sun" The Queen is considering a mamaae lo the younger brother of the French K1n1. bul her counselo11 are divided C8J Billy Gr1llam Toronto Crusade 0 A riddler Namt4 fodof -8:30-u Cil (fa> Lamne l Shirley "lawerne and Slt1rtey Meet fab11n" (R) The &iris' 101 al the 1>1ospect of at1end1na a f ab1an tnncert becomes disappointment when they learn that licktls for the evenl are sold out Nonelhelfu. they are determintd lo meet him and see the concert fabian cuuts m Crm-Wits m ""'" 1)4! Owtf [.uy 9 :00 D Cl.l SrECIAl Tl!• Amuin1 Howard Htllf* (211r) Part I ol two p•rts This four hour $pte1al traces the life ind career of one of the century'i most mysterious and elu sive 1ndust11at lyGoons Tommy lee Jones slars as the tale eccentric b1lhon111e. Howard Huahes. and Ed Flanders 1s his tone·time associate. Noah 01elrich. James Hampt on, Tovah feldshuh and lee Purcell co· star The protram 1s based on the book "Howard, Tiie Amazlna M1 Hufllts." w111ten by Dietrich and Bob Thomas Part 11 aors Wednesday et this Slmt lime 10:00 0 D lhws I.I (]) a:Dl 13) Z0/20 News m11az1ne •1th Huch Downs n host a> Let's Makt A Dul m Ven Col!Ml(O l{J lltWK/lock -10:30- m a>""' 8 AllStill City 1J1111ts 1.0 ••• $onib 11:00 u (]) • Cl) crD) llftS D 9 Gil llftS a LM Mtricaa Style O lil"it: (C) "lbck S1111" (dr~) '67.-Davtd O'Br~n. Michele Mercier, Daniel Gehn m "'' Odd c.up1e 11> FerlNOOCI ?ttlpt f2l) TIM Dkk Cmtt Sllow l2ll rat!ltr lnws .... 0> V11tadtd11 O lil1clltll/Le~rtt Reptrt -11:30-u Cl) Your Turn: Lettera to C8S """ Once aeain viewm have an oppor1un11y lo air their opinions about tecenl CBS broAdcuts Shu ron love101 is the anchorper'IOll D Q}) 0 Jollnny Canen Ill Tllillpt Zolle U rn (!DJ (8) T11n611 Mov11 of Ille Wee•: "Al LMI& list loft" (mus) 75-Burt Reynolds, Cybill Shepherd. Madeline Kahn Du1l10 Del Prete Eileen Brennan John Hillerman Mildred Natwic:k m Get S.alt m Hoc111's Htrtti @ Uli.ts, Yoe1 & Yoe fD AIC C.p(IOMd lltWl 12:00 U 1J) CIS latt lllotlt: "S•ttt Btrd of Ywtil~ (drJ) 62-Paul New IAIA, Ctlaldlne Paie. Sllutey l\ruabt m HIP Hopes a> Tiie Hooty-11 -12:30- • lllowit: '"TII Wt lilttt Acaln" (rom) 40-Merle Oberon. Georat Brent, Certldine F1tr1mld m lil0ti1: (C) "Th• T1111a lrn· eltn" (sci Ii) '64-Preston foster, Phil Carey, Joan Woodbury a> lllowit: CC) "111• lilllflty J11111t•" (adv) '64 M1r5h1ll Thompson 1:00 U 0 QI) TOlllOlrow 8 Mntrlt• e CD <ml (2'> lhrH'I Company "Coffee, lea °' Jeck" (R) Cll11ssy pijlTi'OUT tll Ille slaps when wnn'.-----4>.~R-- -::o~~a1:1~~ ~r;~-~·t"=.~ ~lffiQy paify ~!Wm"Purern- D Illy "ellftl T0ttnte Cl'lllol4t a>~ Slllalt m """' "lff1n S11ow -2: 30-at ~ e lllotit: "M"t Dr C~rlstlaft" ID llasttr,..ct Tiie.tin (dr1) 39-Jm Hersholt -9:30- • CJ) l]JI S C.rter Contry "Rofi Enc011nter" (R) Ba ker decrdu to ~um01 Ch1tf Roy br retum1n1 to 1 mountarn c.abtn wlltrt Rey tllouahl ht SfW a UFO, not know1n1 that the Nt roict has encuattd tht •rt• for secret testrnc fJi) Tiii ... If Aatlltnl !R) lulit Hams stirs 1n tlus one woman tho• as [m1ly Ddrnson, and the progi;lm lll(ludu pot!Tlt ltttefS and no1e1 lhal port,., M\ Dlck1nson'i hie hom urty childhood to mid llfhn m Y1 llt r-•1 ¥lt!f m ~ "Slt11cMtr tf '" V1111plrn '' (sci h) 62 Wilham Brandy. 01ettr [ppltr 3:30 8 lilorie, '1llt HoedtuM hinf" (draJ '61 -0on Murray, Cindy Wood 4:00 ....... ~" (d1•) 49 Don !Urry. Shella Ryan • lil0tl1: "'ttlltil '""' lit•" (drt) '48 Robert Bully, Mai Zettertina tD Mtrwle: ''lllrtt Strt,._ In t!lt SUn" (drt) ·~s Aldo Rey, Phil Ca1ey (WEDNESDAY I AUGUST JO FOf -1llftc Md aftllllOell listlnp, pltut see DAYTIME rROGRAlllS. .... tot .. *""ittlce· art l1M day's~ DAmlllE MOVIE:S 11.30 m "rnse11t1111 Utr Mars" (mus) '43-Judy Garland Van Heflin The Tommy OOlsey Band IZ:OO G r.c, "G1111bl11 fro111 flatcll11" (adv) ·54 Dale Robertson Debra P1c,t, Thomas Gomez l:OO ®J (CJ "Tiit Co1111c" (dra) '69-Dick Van Dyke, Mickey Rooney, Michele lee. Cornet Wride, N1n1 Wayne J:JO 8 ct) "Ord11t" (dra) 73- Artllur Hill. D1aoa Mutdaur. James Stacy, Macdonald Ca1ey .. v•AINCi 8:00 fJ CD U CD a """ D <IalO>IMI D Emtrt•ncJ 0... D WiW Wiid Wtsl m rteast Doll't tet l1M 01• CD Streets of San frllKiKo 8 Ulil$, '"' ' ,., fI;)Otef Usy m Hopr ilultt l4oclf 11> lllCY SMw <Hl Otto: Zoo Gorilla -6:30- fJ ID Nnrs To Tell tM Truth <m """ "lffill Show mllly TlllM Softt @Antiqlla fD lllidltol ~ 5""' ID ~ lnttndldas 7:00 a u 1.1 m """ Tiii Cioni Sllow G The Uar't Cl11b Cl) TIM Mlltt't Wild Ill llowfln' for Doltm m I lO¥t Liiey m'"" f1I 0 lric.a ID Madltll/Lt1111f Report f3 lon1rm !Ill '*' Sonat• -7:30- TattlNla lif'ilile die G kI& •~11=itlti"=--==1 =~~~ ta.Id CJINfa •TM Jlbf's WM (JI QJ) f tMlly , .... m n. o.. c..,.. ® c.,.dl/T_,it °"...,., Publl( 1ffa11S m CUIMI ZI Tt111PI 8""9 (9l~rd 8:00 " SttCIAl n. fllflllY ""1d .. 1111111 6 fltll An unusual meld ol hve p11tortn1ncu and anrma11on ll11llh&llt this tomed~ hour st1m111 fred lrawelena with IUHt 5t111 S.nd't Duncan Vrdu law1enc1 and Pal Harnnaton Kathy I tc Johnson rs 1111 woice of tilt animated younc lady named 8unn1 ..... u WEDNESDAY (Continued) G 9 QJJ lllC .......,.., Mtwie: <2tl lilly Grllll111's TIKOllto Cfl!Sldt (C) (2'.llr) "Day ol Ille Dolfllll" m HllllllllHDI T Of~idos (dr1) '73-Georte C. ~ott. Trish Van A Grut wriun foll 0111c.1 llfme. P1ul Sof'l1no, fllt1 Wemr A -8· 30- research sc1enhst's pro1ect 101 leKh CD Cross-Wits • 1n& dolphins to spelk IS 1eo111rd1zed fD lutN Ubrt by consp1r1lors wflo plan to use lhe 0 O'ttr Easy animals in a plot to bomb a boat on whtth the President of fhe United States 1s 1 aunt g A LIBERTY SPECIAL * "CAUOWAT'S CLIMB" Ute, death, dln1er· save a 111arri•1• 1J SPECIAL C*way's Clllllb Palr1tk O'Nul Minette H11t1ey 1nd Mike Hoover (1 p1olesst0nal moon 111n climber} star 1n this one hour Sl>ettal 1n whtth three chmbers 11sk their hves when lhey challen1e lhe t01m1dable puu ol Yosemite's El Capitan 8 CI> <HJ Cltht Is Enousll "Poor lttlle Rt<h G11l" (R) The ntremefy self assured dauchler of a prominent contractor showers David •1lh upenswe gifts in an altempl to buy his aHections l!J Tht Saint CD Carol Bur11tlt & Friends II) Victory 11 Sea (90) "Return of lhe '-lhes," "fuU Phathom five" O Otto: loo Gofilb Documentary on the l1nr.oln Park (Chica10) Zoo and their move of the zoo's 27 1rt1t apes to 1 new p11m1t1 house Otto 1s the center ol 1ttenhon and clearly the s111 ol lhe show fD Oizlkttl I "H01nbfe Conspnae1es" Miry, Queen of Scots 1s in caphv1ty. and W1ls1n1'11m ur1ts Ehnbeth to uecule Muy and thus remove lhe d1n1ers ol Cathohc plots centered 1111nst Eh11btlh ACROSS French tor charmed 5 Beach or bath 9 Tut South Arnencan parrot 21 Black b,._d 22 lndt,..,, 24 Shy 25 ti s ·· -you (2 wdl > 28 Beaver pro1ecl 31 A&enda unit 32 Canal 34 Ca!Md 36 S.1es 37 Inner or oulfr 39 Sh• played The Baretoo1 Con1essa 41 He ho11ed Knoc:kout 42 Rel .. Antwet at end of IM Saturday ~ , ... ,. 9:00 0 S,ECIAl Tiit A•11i11& ltollJ•rd HllC!Ms (2hr) Conclust0n of this four hour spec1al lr1c1n& the hie and Clrter ol one of lhe century's mosl mysteoous and eluS1ve 1ndus tr11l lycoons Tommy lee Jones stirs u How11d Huahes. and co stais include Ed Flanders. James Hampton, Tovah feldshuh and l" Puretll 0 S,ECIAL C.ualltl Arthur Hill stirs 1n this re enactment ol lh"e ma101 crimes of the century The B11nu Robbery, Amaz1na Grace and the Caper N1to1se D (]) cm Cllarlit's Anstls "l1ltle Angels m the N1&ht" (R) The Aneels miwe 1nlo an apartment house m the 1u1se ol workm& girl~ to mvesllgate the myste11ous deaths ol two of the bu1ldin1's most papular tenants D Billy Graham T0tonto Cr11S1d• CD Tht Mtr1 Griffin Show ~~ Keith Jarrett: VtflllOlll Solo P1an1sl Keith llrrett performs (If) [¥tnln1 at "'5 -9:30- CD Onl Robtrb FrOlll llashville Mel Tillis, Minnie Peart and the World ActlOll S1ncers auest m Grut ,tlftrlllUICts Sarah' loe Caldwell pror1rays the areal French 1tlress. ~rah Bernhardt 1n this lhutriul b•o1r1phy -DOWN ') Art1v1ly l Army veltrans or111n1za11on (abbrev ) 4 Footnote abbrev•al1on 8 Ro&d 11 Most .ged 13 Brown •uwt 1' Embodiment 16 Tremble 11 Before 19 Houus 23 Ktuaman role (Clue to answer) 26 School or1an11alion (abbfev ) 27 Otspos•tion 29 B1t1i. ll'HS 30 Mrs Andrt Previn 33 lsHc'' son 35 Cheli.nae 36 Sh&hllY o~I\ 38 Nt1r to 40 Cei.ti11tory \';orld Writ II day (lbbrev ) 10:00 D ID QJJ '-!let Wolnln (R) 'S•eet Kathl"n" Pepper and Bill are puuled by the contrad1cto1y evidence of a secretary and her boss (Jacqueline Scott and Cl11a Stevens) a top uecuhve ol a brokt111e ftrm •ho Wttn~d the thelt ol a larce quanhly of ne1011able securities Pepper Martin rs also featured 0 D llews 8 CD ClDl QI) Sllrsky & HutO "Hutch1nson-Murdt1 One' (R} Star sky races fellow olhcers and 1ewel thieves rn a despe11le surch IOI Hutch whose u wife's v1s1t fell him wrth a m1lhon dollar uncut d11mond and 1 murder warrant lor his 1rtesl Veronica Hamel cuesls m Wtn C411mict (9 Bill Moytn' )ourul -10:30-m m 11ews @ Wikltr, Wikltr 11:00 0 Cl) • CJ) ClGl ll11n .. Ill! tDI ""' 0 I.Mt American Style D Mowit: (C) "'Yro" (hor} 63 Barry Sullivan, Martha Hyer CD The Odd Couplt II) f trllWOOd 211ipt 9 Diatoe1111 m Tiie Dk* Clwttt Show rJI) Fallltr ll!On 8tst 0) Varildldu ti) llladhil/ltllrtr Rtpol1 -11:30- 0 Cl) U.S. G,t• T t111111 Hlp hpts H1ehhahls of today's action from rtushtn& hleadow New YOik Pat Summerall and Tony Tr1btrt report • TV WEEK, AUGUST 27, 197 a @ O JtltllllJ Carson e Twillctrt I.IN 8 CD (ID) 121> '*'Storr m Hoa•"'' Herees G) Gtt SMart 8 Lilias Yop & You fl> ClplMM!td AIC llews -11:45- 0 (I) CIS Liit lllow1t: H1w11i frtt·0/'1llt Usl £Kiie" (dra) · 10 Stuart Whitman. John Collin 12:00 CD Hip Hotlcs II) Tiit ......,_,, -12:30-u ll10Y1t: "Tiit Accustd" (mys) '48-lortlla Youn& Roberl Cumm1n1s 8 ff§) (21) Mystery ol the WHk "lecend ol lht Black Hand" Part IV Trevor Howard I om Skenilt 1nd Mus1mo Seralo star CD Mowlt: "Wolf Larsen" (adv) '58 Barry Sullivan, Peter Gram II) Movit: "hnp1d" (mys) '49 Ella Rames. Brian Oonfevy 1:00 U IUl ID Tomorro. Ill M1verkk 2:00 D Movies: ' The Spider and the fly.' Both Sides of lhe La•" CD Mooriel: "Son of Godzilla "lhe H 11ht Holds Terror· Q) Gtt SMart -2:30- D Mov1t: "fury at Shtwdot1t1" (wn} 57 John Derek N1Ck Adam' O Mowies: The Great Gamb1n1 " "The Mail Ba& Robbery THURSDAY AUCUST 31 foe M0011!ta lftd lfttrllOOll llsbllp. ;::: set OAYTllll[ rtOCR.AlllS. ,ttfyw1~artU.. ur• lllOria. oamau MOVIES 11:30 m "111 A loMtr ri.ct" (dta) ·~o-Humphrey 8o1ar1 Glo11a Grahame. fnn~ Love101. lefl Donnell IZ:OO D "Sltti11c 'retty" (com) '48 -Chflon Wtbb. Mau1een O'Hara, Robert Youn&, Richard Haydn 3:00 (ID) (CJ "l.0¥ill(' (dra) '70 Geoi1e Secal, lva Marie Sarni, Slertini Hayden Keenan Wynn l :lO 0 CCJ "Oltt Ole! My Dulin&!" (dra) '6~-hllulah Bankhead. Stefanie Powers. Pe ter Veuchan. Maurice llaulman I EVBNINQ -6:30- • QI)""" CJ) To Tell t111 T~ CitMtn"rffllt .. eMJ nn.s-®lill llltJm' .lomlll m llidlHI Jl(;boll iDhtleMs~ a Soutti IJ Mort11ws1 7:00 llDUCDMftl CI> liMrltftCY OM • lllr'• Chill (}) Jal«'• WM Cl ltwtlfta '°' Oolll" m 1 LM l.llcy a>lMFll fD lladltlt/l.Mrtf ..,. ........ -... SetfClt., ...... ~ • -"9!111 • AlllNlt D ._TblTllM e nt lltwlJllH "-•• Bob Eubanls a the host •"''-"• ... Cl) 111 Swell Of Cl Tiit JIHf'• WIN Jae~ Blfry rs the !lost IUl Mttdl c... m n.o.i c..,.. l8l mrtl 'ltJly S.-lq m a.... 21 Tllllclit ... Ill~ 8100 8 ()) Tiit ...... (211f) (R) After a y.ai 111 Nw YOfk City, lolln Boy 1ttUfnt lo! 1 visit to Wiiton's Moun lain Otlly to d1JCOVtt 11111 Ille ru11I coin1111111lty is 111ffenn1 trom 611mJI tCIDllOl!lic C611d1Uo111. Lloyd Nol•~ cuats as tM owrw flf • t1el11nct e41f m!M Jolln Boy hopes to rteetlnl• .. 121' 9 CHirs "Crac• Up" (R) e,hylhs 01ller 11uests as a wac~y .Aspital volunteer whose iokts makt hit uncomlonablt 101 Officer Ion Bakti. ~p1tallled °1'1tll bru•std 11bs lollow1nc a motorcycle accrdtnl Both Ion and Ott1w Cr0$Slllan bt come involved in 1cc1dents as the result of two ca~ rac1na on c11y streets Otht• CHP piobltms include encounters with a d1slrau1M es l11n1ed husband ud the refusal of arlllOltd cu drivers lo accepl 11d lollowina an accidenl e Mtwle: (CJ (2111) "Aa!J11111ent It IHll" (mys) '69 Pahd O'Hul Joan Hackel!. S11 John Gieleud Kent Smith U f J (lOl Wtk•m• B1e• •otter "The Relurn ol Hotsy lotsy" (Rl The s .. uthoes can't believe the11 eyes when they discover a lormer class male workine as a ao eo dancer al the TOISO Trap H11Mclub Iii Tltt Saini m C.ml llumett I rrltn¢s Cl> Morit: (Zllr) "l'rmure Point" (dra) '62 -Stdney Po1her Bobby Dann. Peler hlk a1ns11111 18) llllly G11h1m Tor011to. CrllSldt ED H11111111tdo6 Y ottlldldGI t'RI Tiit Ma11C of Oii h intina -8:30- D l)) C1f Wll•t's Happeniwa Dee's fost Date" (R) Oee enbarh on htr 11111 dale "1th youne Luther l1ss11tt hampered only by brolher Rat w"<> hu llrpptd out o--er Lulhtt'~ s.ster GJ en-Wits ® Wilfft, Wtldtf (R) A prestnla hon ot I0111 plays wrlh rehg1ous and ITIO!al lhemes w111ten by Thornlon Wlldtr m ,tnOll .. ,,,,_ Stlecled 1nler vie~ by the late (dw11d R Murro,. fl) 11111 Se<1etar11 • !DJ IMf C.sy 9:00 10:00 O ll11naby 1011ts (R) I he un wanted atttn1tons ol an amoiou~ Romeo become Ml persrslenl and unbtarablt 11111 lllt dtsperalt 1111 involved comes to Bamaby IOI htlp a o """ :J Te1111is Celtllnty hnrftt (1111) Bill Bach111eh and W1lht Shotma~er hOst Cl) ltt's llldt A Deal J]i MH!trptl<t Tlluter tD he11ift1 At r. Clm1"t 1u1ta1 1st Ancel Romero auesis ED Vt11 COllMip 50 lklndltd -10:30-m m lltWl 'IO A Fiddler lblllt4 f odoi 11 :00 fJ fl l U (t i 1101 llews I) inl (JI) "'"' II Lowe Americln Stylt O Mom: ~ "One lluulan Slim 111t1" (dra) ·73 Claudia Ca1d1nAlt, Oliver Rttd ID The Odd Couplt Q) Ft1nwood 21tlfht D la1ba11 111d Friencb fD The Dick Cavett Show (3) Fat11t1 •nows Best fl) Vanedadts ((G llltd•t MLtlutr Report -11:30- 0 !I U.$. Open Tennis H1thl1(1th I) 121l Ot loll1111y Car10ft 0 T wll11ht lone U fl) rlOl 121\ Stm•y ' Hutch ··crlhan A beautolul c111 creates conlhct between lht p"lntrs whtn Hutcll falls 111 love ••Ill • u11 1111 G» Hot111's Htroti QJ Gtt Smart ~~ Uliti loCI allCI You fD~AICllftr -11:45- fJ lf1 CBS ute Mowre: 1111•a-s•111 ftHalls ti Anc11" (d11) '69 Calvin lockha11 /elf B11dees Rob Rt1n~1 D Of) Opmtlon Runaway (7hr) (R) "Ho P11nce toi My Clnderella" 12:00 The d1sappearaoce of lhe teenage m Hl1ll lfo9t> dAu&hte1 (Terry Hunn) of an old Q) Tht HlMltfm-rs l11end ol Mcllay (Robetl_Reed), leads fl) lfewa/.M0¥1t him lo San rranCISCO where he learns -12:30- that the aul'$ duel pe1so11allty has U ltlowit: "Th• 51010 f1tt" (dial Clused her lo believe lhal she is a ~2 Lmbeth Scott. Piul llenmd prosl1tut• J1mes Olson. Richard U Cl.) llG\ Ml L•a•nd et Ille Stanley and Cec1ha Hart cuest Blad Hallll ConcluSion lames 8 CD ® 8 B•ruJ llUJu R 4 T l ''Vloio's Problem" (R) W0johow1t1 Muon. Ktthtttne oss an ony o ftnM ~Die d:echouti llld:"!nr ma~ mr c:nocun lllQ!lnt''ll llbaA pr11111-Gi--,~ (dra) the rob caust him a sensihvt ·~2 Robttt NtwtOll Debit P41el 1mot10111I problem Cl llfty Gf._. flfOllt. C1nadt 1 :00 -~~SM T <Hl MIM: "Wiit Ulllil Dal•" (Mp) D Ol (ft'\ ....,,.. D lllaftnt:l 67-Audrey Htphurn Alan Arirn m lihftt: "Tiit Man" (dra) 50 Rrctlard Cun111. Etrtm lrmballst Ir Jack Webb Marlon Brando hrrq lack Wulon, luhe Httfod Wrr&hl h tretl Sloanr @(ttMqfl,... Hit~ at W.Ct T11p "M1kh11l larylhn1•0." Biiiet WPtr st•r BaryJlln1ko• dancn Iha Pn ik Dtua s l1om "Coppetra·· and "Doll Qu11otc " -9:30- • 91211 s .. , ••tr.· .,.ctM (90) TIMS apec,.I prmntJ- 1A Rilllbad-t111111ta11ts o1 tilt l1t11 1H' ol 1t11s comedy writs. 1n,llld1n1 Jessica hit's conwiclion In the murder ol te;~:= Peter C.mpbtll. ... :~tf A lat.S.lltr An iftttrYitw with tutllor Sl411tr Slit~ 2 :00 a ~ 'Roa11n1 Roads ··rast and fuuous .. • Tht ll•d10 Cu Murdt1" G ""*= "Hallway Houw " "Tiie Poopy Is Aho A Ftowtt'' -2:30- • ...., '111t Ill ltMll" (adv} '51-(~I rtynn, Gta Sula m ~ s.•rt 3 r00 • -.....: "Htll'l HonlOll.' "flit Btacl Room" TV WEEK. AUGUST 27 1978 FRIDAY SlmMllU I For monw111 and etltnlOOft !11tMlp. please '" DAYTIME ,ROGRAlllS. ltlciw, IOf JOUI -llllU, &It \tit dl'(s ...,.,,_ oam1111 MO'fl£S 11:30 m "His Girl fnday" ,,om) 40 Ca1y Grant Rosalrnd Russell. Ralph Bellamy lun Lockllatt 12:00 O C "Hilda Cr111e" (dra) Sf> lean Simmons Guy Madi son. Jean Pie11t Aumont 3:00 tf01 t "Three llutltts fo1 A Lona Gun" (wes) TJ Buu Brummtl. P1t11ck Mynhatdl l:lO O I Cl "'retty 'OCSOll" (dra) '68 Anthony Per kins. TuesdAV Weld. Beverly Ga1land EVBNING 8:00 fJ <)l 0 Cl 112tl lltwJ I) <lOl inJ """ O Emerlfl!CJ Diie D Wilcl Wild West m 11110¥11: IC) (2~hr) "Sweet Chauty" (mu~) 69 Slluley Mat l11ne. Sammy Davis Ir Ricardo Mon11lban John McM1rt1n Cl> Strtets of San f1111C1SCO '14 Liiias. Y op I Y ov m 0ve1 bsJ ff l.6st o4 Ille Wiid ~ ll11th l1111tt: Vermont Solo Conhnued lrom '.> JOPM -6:30- fJ ) • (91 llews fo T ilf Illa T rvdi 110) The Man Gntt111 Show ~Alltiqua fil) lflCllHI ltckJIOll 7:00 OGDG>ltm llJ Emt!JtllCJ One O Uar'a Dub W lo'u's Wiid Ill llowll111 tor Oolllrs Cl) Gl•nh ol the Oto Nalure documentary IHJ Tiit frtlldNtttt, fil) Mtcltall tltllm Jeport '31'"-" 8 lllOt -Ult llllftY CM!f• -~-.... u---lll"""l"'"'Slif~· ~'-'Rufus' vs 'The Mncles D Wild ...,.... 'Why Conur.a honi Maritn Perkins dtf'llOll"r•tn lht real nttd fol some ol !ht wtldhl• flllna&tment ach•1l1n 1n order to po.nt out tllat conser.allOll is an important 1ndlc.aloi ol lht cond1tron ol WI •nv11on,.,,.nt .n......,....G..-. • o....,s.i.,., ''''' M11$11all ho$ts .,..~ . ....... .,. ... 8 Callfwlllt T tllitlll f!DQ...iZIT.i,tlt 011 ..... 8100 a ""'"1 w.aA (R) A mysltnou1 youna pt w1tll st"nl• po""· found w111 on a ral1 In lllt ocetn, l11s invtsll&aloll b•llled. but 11enl DllM flnnce dltcovtn I le&tllftry 111\dmtottd ttlllus bt~h1d 1111 catt. ..... 11 8 0 CIJ) 111.K .. Sllffp $411.tdrOCI '1he Hawk Fhes on Sund1y' (R) Pippy and an Army rm1or (Sun Ga111son) 111 ass1ened lo lead a m1ss1011 a1a1nst the loO hpanest comrmnder. but lhty ltun lheu plans h1vt bten comp1om1wd by T J ·s newts1 he1rt throb-suspected ol be1ne an 111emy acent G llltwle: (C) (Zl11) "A ,.,,.111'1 Altair" (com) ~9-Barbm £den Gary ~osby Sal M1nt0 • (]) (fl) a l{risty alld '"""" lkltldlol Pratlll t11t QC All·Sl.ar ,.,..,... $pedal Kristy McNtehol ol ABC's r 1m1ly and her brothtr Jimmy. star 1n th11 hour lone com edy/va11ety 1ntroduct1on to the 19 78· 79 Sa tut day tn01n1n1 children ·s proeram schedule Gu,st stars are Mau11ce Gibb of lhe Bee Gm. Donny Most Donny Osmond. Adam Rtth. Haywood Nelson, Oantelle Spencer Joey T molta and the Pink P1nther CIJ Mwit: (C) (Zllr) "Th• Lind· lofd'' (dra) '70-l ee Grant, Pearl Bailey, Beau Brioau CiJ Mwit: (C) (2111) "Tiit Wt Wason" (1m) '56-Rtehard Widmark, Fthc11 Farr. Suun Kohner. Nick Adams. Ken Clark, Tommy Rettre II) Victoty I I Sta "Ktlleis and the Kill," "Road to Mandalay, Sute1de lor Glory" and "Oes1en for Pme" fJl) 181 0 Wasllln1to11 Wuk In Rftift OJ Humilldos Y Of111dtdos -1:30- ID laftll Htp!ipa m o o w.n StrHt w .. k m El Show Dt £durdo 9 :00 -10:30- ID OJ "twl ® A Day to Rtmtmber 11 :00 a CJ) • [OJ •ews e !lllaltt'ft G lon Amtricn Style Ill MoYit ; <Cl "l•cly ltmno" (dra) 7•-Rod Sle11tr Edmond 0'811en G11n M111i Volonte m TIMI <Md C.plt Cl) Ftrll-4 21tjpt 0 llKl "•1'1CtiY• Oii Illa ""' ID Dick c...tt Show 121) flllltr 11-lest fl) V1ritdtdts -11:30- 0 CIJ U.S. Open Ttuis HlallU(lltJ .. 0 a lollnllJ Carson G Ttrilifht z- 8 Cl) (JJl a Slretta ID Ho&a11'1 Heroes Cl) "' 5'11111 8 Ullas, Yott & YOll fll) Captioned ABC """ (8) Mtcllelltuhm lleport -11:4S-& CJ) CBS Lite Mow11: ''Tht List Sunl.on" (d•a) '75-Marttn Sheen Diane Baker Tom Bosl,y, Ann' F raneos SATURDAY SUTElllBO 1 MORNING e:oo O II Tahs All lhnds Truman JM:ques os the host D Tllat's Cl1 Se2ments include A film on a trrp to the woild s lar2est eu ranch, a tup to tht train yards and a v1~t to lhe Post 0~1ce to set what happens lo the maol Wt also itl • thmpse into the day m the hit ol a Postman CU $4im1111r Semesttr D Community reedb.Kk ID Urriftnity of tllt A11 -6:30- D !>.fl Mu1t1mmld Ah O Bir Valley t f) TV Classroom Iii Davey & lioliath l'fOl Romanct al Clay CD Unit Sia m Gutst Spot Eli) Capt!OMd ABC •NS 7:00 12:00 fJ Camera Tllrtt ID Hot Cltf D <JS) IJl tton1 ~I l'llooey 11> Tlt1 "-Y-•n o flOl Jt Dynomutt ID Mowit. "M etropohs J .lob Starch m ""'""°'it n TM 11ot Fude• Show -12:30-ID Los M&e!es "'"""' ID Motit: Hoehl People. sta111ng Cl> Wo!Nn Reel to llul Cre1ory Pee~ Eli) Yop !Of Hta"h a Motlt: NHlt•atlll" (adv) 52 -7:30- Vmce Cdwirds Yvette Dutar fJ Ouily's Tredlol!M Stu Rosen U Mowit: CC-"The Death of lilt shares hrs lrrelK>use t111lh l11tndly Ytl" (adw) 'Jl-°"41• ~''-~ lt11tU.~'°~4 D11ren McG3"n A1tllard 8.nellart D fl! ~ Ge Ge CloM1rltttn RC1Sem111e Fooyth O hcesetters CfGl MoM: 'The Contra<!," Slamna O rfl n~1 llt1 Supertntfl4b 8runo Prod1I tnd [VI Swan m Flower Arra11111111nb Cl) LIS V•&H Sptrtsllne Iii Tiie lont bnpr 8 TM lncrMi.lt Hulk (A) 01v1d 8"M1 llllltfSOflllli-'"~11111,.I 111s11etllnt 11111Clm research faclllly to 111n accrss lo 115 eamma ray fQu1pment. but his 1tttmp1 lo reverse the effec" ol hi$ own radf• loon upertment is 1nterupled by an earthquake G Cl1l (Jl) TM lit btnt: (2hr) 1 :00 ID llllo•ie: IC! "Tiit Saracen Blade" (adv) ·54 Ricarda Mon talban, Bella SI John. RtC~ Juon m llomptl lloom Columbo "The Consp11ators" A D 12)1 (Ill Mld11i11!t S,.ctal charming lmh poet (Clive Revtll) Iii Manrlck trtes to s1det11c~ LI Columbo. who QJ T1MI Solp hctoty races ara1nst time to nail him for -1 :30- homicide and arms smuultn& fl hlh lloltt Junette Nolan. Albert Paulsen. L.Q CJ) Lon Amttican Style Jones and Bernard Hehrens auest 8J Hl&h Ho,ts U (]) (JJ (21) Alt fr"*' Mowlt: m Movie: "Crld In the llllirrw" l.!1ll tlt4 f1rfki1f«e" ~V• 1---1fil....._7~6-"'!Joa'--""...,M•c.Cl_..1111Jrt.ia..P.LJd!--.1 -lCushtKAo.-~Ofl'OIT W'tttn;-:tatrette ft~ lttlb.~"io-"flt OrfCO" __ _..... ............ IL.Ui....,.__ .. --~ boft lhrou(ll the ctnltr oJ Ille earth and mtel some ttr1A1e cr11t111ts mclud1n1 a mampllor11yl!Cllu' or tllt Middle Eolrthic Aae Based on Cdc11 Rice 8tHOU111S' 1g13 novel • ...,, Griffiil s... @ °"'""' fD .....,... TMrirt f'oldar~ II" ConclU$IOfl m ft "9 NI f'nW a lillltt c.ts 11 u.a.- 10:00 8 CIS -.m: Stllltl Atrtu No infortMtlO!I av1ilablt from lllt Networl II our prns llmt .. """' m L1t'a ... t A o..t G Grt1t l'trftr•t•cu l •onard Btr111tel11 conducts lh• Vienna Pltll harmonic in Gustn l1bhlcr11 Sym ;n~ .. ~.No 4 .• us...i--;l;Qmla '-'" :00 --- • ~ ''lh~ Whitt Huntress:· "Whtie Pon10.'' "Oh Susanna" D Movie. "Stlntey & tm.,_" (ad•) 'J9~Spell(et Tr.Cy l!ichald C1ttnt m lllM4t: "lllled w Blad Lau" (hor) '6~-Cameron Mrlchell ha 81rtok Mary Aldan -2:30- • Stew U..rft S* II> .... S.1rt -3:30- • llln le: "Stcrtl lt,.114 1111 OW" (mrtl '46-Mlchael Redaran. loan 81nn1t1 4 :00 e lllMlt : {C) "H"J llHS Hot lttr'9r" (•dY) '62-Brad Hims. Horst Fran• • ...._: '"*""" liltftl&M IM Ont" (drt) 'SO-Mar~ Stmna, Umoftd b'Brltn, Gale SIO«ll. fli) film Futu11 8:00 8 (.lJ ThrH Robolllc Stoortt U llllo•i1: "Cow CounlrJ'' (wes) ~3-Cdmond 0'811en. Robert Ulwes,. Htlen WeslGOlLPt&&lt Cai Jle..&rlM MclJne .• "~" ~·) '44- hllulalkllaakhnd loba H.oltlll. W1n11m Bend•l. C.nld1 lee. Waller Sluak Humt Cronyn m liH 1111rren· •rut -1:30- 8 (J. s,.td-..0 U (l) OOl llfl uff _. lfllllin CD s..tllenl Calihntll 9:00 D •rs IUll!ly/tlH Rulllltf m llltflt: "Clllu&t Sy114icalt" (dr1) ·s~ Otnn1s O'K"'' Abbt lane. Paul Sttwart. Kav1er Cuut ., $atlt '"" SD T lll1llllWt GJ lnslPt -9:30- .. ~Jl Oil fWlll ""' '"''** e little: <CJ "flkh11 Quttt1" (1dv) '67 C111t1, Don M11111y\ Oo111ld ltouston m z..1 G lib Eau VWa TV WEEK, AUGUST 27, 1978 10:00 D @ (1)) SIW PJ11b/Nftirits CiJ Wantt4: Dead or Alive O> lllloN; "Jol11111y Stool Piaeon" (dra) '49 -Howard Dull Shelley Winters fll) ~ UllOfl A Classic tD Tnbuna "'1Wic.a -10:30-e 81t1111n/Taria11 D Ill) Q"fl SpKt St11bnt1s G (]) [GI QI) Kroff1 SllpenlloW G Scieilcf Fietiotl Tllealre ID lnttrnatioMI Chess C-eraae O> Mow!t 11:00 D ~l t1ll M110f Lt1fllt Base~ll 1 eams not 101lable lrom !ht Networ~ al our press time ID 11151 tor Teens -11:30-0 (J l Secrets of IMS D D111ntt G [JJ (fOJ ail Amerrun Slndsland ID •ullville M111tc m Th• Bowery aoy, An•RNOON 12:00 a t Fat A111er1 0 Twil111tt Z- U T1MI ust Sldt lhcls l61Dm. 10 ID TlllS Week 1n S.sebaH -12:30- fJ SpKe Academy " Monsllf Rally U I l Hotlpotd T ttn t ) Rally s,ort R1<1n1 Ga llle~ G>Let'1 .._, _. Dttl fD Gardt111n1 i2f) Tmtlult m fufarll fllcon 1:00 U Lll U.S. Open Tennis 81010 Sort shoots to1 his lorst U S Open tttl' m his quest tor the arand sttm ol tennis 1n this tournament from flush1ne Meadow. New York Bore has captured the French and Wimbledon titles. he needs the U S and Austr1h1n crowns to complete the 1rand ~l1m. a feat last 1tcom phshtd br Rod liver '" 1969 (') Sdleil, Wlio """ tt1 ,allL S...U JIAUott1Js lilt. rourlll oA the sti!U ~ tllc tm Ch1111ptonshipl)u1 1lac1n1 evenfs" taped 111 [nrltshrown Ntit JtrUy Uat W.m·IZ Ga Saal Trai11 a> TtrUn fl) Mtwlt: 'Rasltomon .. at-.'sWofW G D S... De Wlfttf MtftH. -1:30- (IJU ~IM ....... 'c.t• llOl llltwle: Amona Bushwackm. stlrront HOwlrd Kol Yvonnr O,Carfo (JI)~ 2:00 T9'k .. Tlttt'• Cat • The II& •• , e 1111111: (.C) ""'"'' A Cfowf" (com) '69 larry llaam1n, Jessica W•ller, CI. Peaker, Harvey Korm111, Siu Gllllam. Horman Fell. CD liljaioll llllpoulMt II> Tll• .... ,, ..,. '1J M"": "Chubasco" IB Cllfllettt ltf lht Cll1111ploMllip ID Workl C11p Soatt ID Sltunl•J AfttnlOOll Mtwles -2:30- (l) M.111-12 II Acriultllft USA fl) F1flll Fut1rt t2ll W'rtllowt •hr111111 3:00 (]) Z• ltwri ti Lt 111.tllS II 011 C.mpui . ""'"" .. llltrie: "Flipt of !tit loll Btlloell" (adv} '60 Marshall Thomp son, Mala Powen James Lamphier. Ooualas Kennedy ®Mo.it: 'W1lhoul Rtserva11ons " stamna John Wayne Claudette Colbert ID Mcwlt: CC) "Misaion Star 01111" (sci Ii) '63-Euy Persson lane Jeffries. John KarelHn , P1nk1S Braun OJ Tarun fll) Tiit Fipl for Equ1I Jufll<t '31 Alll1111f Workl 0 Mink in Jervsa1t111 -3:30-m Spofts t11111e111• 11 Slh1rd11 • Tiiis b lht llF\ W EC0110111iulty S,.auna l2ll Work! of SurriYal 4:00 Cl) llfl Ga1111 of Ille WHk 8 121 llt'ln D Vtyaet lo tM lottolll of Ille Sea II) Mcwlt: ~ "f'hpl 19 Tan111r" (adv) '53-Joan fon1t1ne Jtc~ Pala net Otlotir.-"Mr~ A~~· m Lltlllo Coltortium G>hit a s.t11cM, Att•fllOOll ...... 0 Jmmltlll ,UCI -4:30- • ClJ QI) A8C'1 Wide Wotld of Sptrb Cover1re ol lht Champion Ship eame ol the little leaeue Base ball World Sents from Wilfiar!lspo/1. Pennsylvania Some 2'-1 mllhon younas1ers lhrouahoul the woild ire involved In l1tlle Leaaue Btseb1ll A summei Iona season culminates in this ch1mplonsh1p, played at the Mecca of lrtlle Lea1ue Btseball £rc1'1 clltmp1ons~1p 1ums reprt 1-->zn~t..:U111WL Slatu Soiltli. Tut ~lh and Wtll, £1110~~ Canada. Lahn Amer1CI and th• rar £tst lue each other 1n ctiamoion$111p 11111es Al M1clluts prow•des Utt play by play tD Ow l'IA, USA 5:00 (Rl !Mi • Star,,.. D Mfllt: CC) "ftvr IMt Owl" (wet) '69 Sue Lyon. Pernell Robert$. Jwllan Mattos. l uht Nielsen m Mn: (Cl "TM "ma" (mus) 'U -Judy Carland, Gm t<tlly T~e Nicholas 8folhefS 0 1111 ...,.,... .... ID St.tr Secat' UV!a -5:30- iviilNi 8:00 811CIJ 091ltws • MoN: CJ:) (Zllr) "Sn Holr ni., 11111" (myi) '65-Jotin Forsythe. Senta Belter II CD CIDl a 11CAA FOCltNH Lin covera1e ol the 1ame between Ntbmb and Alabama lrom Lesion Field in Bi!m1nah1m, Alabama lllllaorie: CC> (~) "Ent of Edell" (drJ) 'SS-James Otan, Jutre Hams illJ~S. fll) flllll fNtllrt m~renzut1a lRl 111 S..rdl of Ille lttll Amt1u -6:30- fJ (J)lltwl U Mary T,ter llloore t2J) Adt111-12 9) Zoolll fill) Tumabollt (JG) ECOllOl!llulty S~kln& 7:00 u Her• ltld "°" 11 F111111y ftvd (}) Stnlor l"rofil. a s,.c. 1999 m a Uwltnce ""' Sllow IS ll!Ke Upon A Clml< m CallfornJ, Ttllllflt m D Sllow de lri1 Cll.K011 IS E"11inc 1t ""' -7:30-u Ole ~ It ltifht II fn Surth Of ID lltt11'1 r..,i. @ ,..., WolW "' Animlb IHJ ~ Tllollln flt111t111llers fDT1\tTIOa.llia S:l>O fJ ff) Tht 114111 ltewhart Sllow (R) Bob IS "play11>1" w1lh Int when lie encomru a therapy pat1en1 to become a dr1m1fls1 -8:30- • (() TIM l'l .. t f"1111ily Joyce V1n Patten stars as Lyla Plant. an u tut dancer mmied to Au1ie Planl (HO<Nn Alden}, one of her best u custome11, and now settled 1n a run down house 10 a bolderhne ne11hbor hood of 1 Southern Calrforn11 suburb Jo Mane Payton OtWayne Jessie. Jesse Wtute ud llay Heberle eo star -&:45- 11 CD a Tht left Iott (R) Episodes include "Parents Know Best," with Janis Pa1ee Monte Hall, M11k Shera and Laurie P11n1e. A Sttlless Love: ••1h Leslie Nielsen. Lynda Day Georae. Cr111 L1tller and M11la Adams. and "The Nubile Nurse," •1th Elaine Joyce CIDJ Mowlt: "The Boston Strantler. Tony Cur11S. Henry Fonda star 9:00 fJ (I) CBS Saturdt7 MM: CC) (2\;hr) "The Ufe ind Times ot Juda• Ito, ltu" (wts) '72-Paul Newman. Ava Gardner. J1cquehne Bisset, Roddy McOow1fl, Anlhony Perkins, Tab Hunter l't ewm1n stars as the leaendary Judae Roy Bea~ r1ho assumed his !Ille aller talrflfg om the sleepy Teus town ol V1ne1aroon ten11n1 all of its oull1ws and con f1scalm1 their property D QJJ Q1J flee S.turdtr Mcwlt: CC> (Zllf) "Gablt 1114 l.Mbard" (dra) '16-Jamn Brohn )111 Cl1ybur1~. Allen G1r11eld. Red Butlons Joanne l1nw1lle The stOI} about lhe romance of lwo of Holly wood's top stars ol lhe 30s who fought the powerful studio bosses' 11tempts to control their pnwatt hwes in lhe nime ol then careers 131 ltlrry S. TruNa: l'laill S,U.1111 8.lladM'*' Diulio -9:30- CD Adtm.12 m1tteHtw fa Pllif Odn MllllONf Conctrt -9:45-D 0 (J)) Ole Bionic WOlllU (R) 'Lonl live lhe Kine" (R) When lam1e'"Sommers works lo foil 1 plot II Senior 017111,ics lhe N1nlh on the lift of 1 wtslhn& Middle Annual Stnior Olympics is the back Eastern Potent ale, lhe potentW (l'Otlnd ts/lost fom l\t1111edy lookut assassins se1 their Stghts on her as the unique quality that d1stin1u1shes well Carmen Ar&ennan, John Reilly the p1rtic1p1n1s trom the masa 1ma1e and Charles Clofh suest • ot 1he m1ddlt 11ed and Olde1 Amen U llowit: (311r) "The Best Yura ti cans u a rat her sedentary 1nd Our Uws" (dra) '•6-frednc March, unhealthy creature ~',:' Loi. 01111 AndreW$, Jeanne 1 OtGG 1tllllli1· ~'JM.~L .Alk -~ -l(l,.I-.t ·•Ii [Ji-@Wfitflhrrftt-'fw111111U• GlftOl't Peck, Jenn1let Jones. fredr~iii M11ch Manw Pnan. lee I Cobb. Ann Hard1n1. Keenan Wynn Gene Lockhart m Mew. • lb1llNI r ... hfNlll Robtrt Conrad 1s !lost to ,ouna btauhts who havt 1lrudy capt11red the lttlt 111 eKll ol Ille 50 S111ti 111d Ill• Olstrret ol Columb11 Thi conlal offtrs 1111 contntanls rtrl$ bttwten Ille api of 13 tlld 18- teWlfdS OI ttllOl1rsl11ps and many other merchandise and scrw1c1 aw1rds CD IMlei .. ~ •• s.ir (drl) 'H John Garfield, lllll Palmer. HNtl Bfoob. Miit f!Mft a "'*' r.ett ........ "Th• MuSIC of £mut Blocll" lor111 Manti con· ducts th• Cttvtland s,mphony Oldlmra e II ,.,.111,..,.,.,...., .. IClll!!I•""' '"'rat T 11tsd1t alld All Tliat Jani .,.., ...... TV WEEK. AUGUST 27 1978 ... 10:30-a m 11ewt 121 LnrtllU Weta ID tOlita ''" 11:00 (]) II (() CJI (Ul lttw1 D llCAA f"totNll HiPlitlltJ Pt< 8 Conference a Se<.olld CitJ hwlle ID IMle: CC) "Tiie Y-toltnt Mt11" (•ts) '~5-Glenn Foid B11bar1 Stan wyck Edward G Robinson O~nne foster II) Mei!ty ~·1 flJifll Clrws @ Tht WoffN11 ~ Sllow fD llkMe: "lord of the Fhes' all Its H11111Nr• O)MMies -11:15- (J) ""It: "From Hell to luas" (Im) 'Sl-°"1 Murray, Diane Vani. -11:30- Dlfews II ID 8 Satunlay Nit!tt Un (R) Rob Reiner 1S the euesl hosl 11 llCAA Footblll The Bia 10 Con ference a Mo.It: (CJ ''Tiiey Ctme to It~ I.as Vecas" (dra) '68-Gary Lock wood, [Ike Sommer Lee J Cobb Cl) llkMt: "Mary. Queen of Scots" Cl Mtwit: CC> "Tiie tnurrtdion fJf Zachary Wheeler" (dra) · 71 - An&it 01Ck1nson. Bradford 01llman (ID) Mcwlt: "ludora' Q) Mowles: • Horror Rises from the Tomb," "Geni of Darkness 12:00 D Mlfit: (CJ ''The Ouil at • O'Clotk" (adw} 61-Spencer Tr.er U TWilicltl Zent/teller Suptnun 1:00 e o~c-wt ID Mtwii: "Tiit M111 ~ C.Uld llo4 H1111'' (hor) 'J9-llortS Karlolf -1:30- • MowiH: 'Co1n' to Town:· 'Guns ot Nevada, "B11t11 Creek' m Lot\. Allltrican Style llJ flle Advt11turtn 2:00 D Mowlta: "Grut Manhunt ·· 'I irst Lon" -2:30-m MOYit1: "II Came from lht St1." "LUI ot the Buccaneers .. ___ _. • ,...11 COMPOHIHT NJCI JVC's new JRS61W AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER utilizes .NC's 50 years of technical innovation in Its 18 watt per channel amplifier a.nd sensitive tuner to 8094Jre that you're always tuned in to the Musical Truth. GARRARO's 830S AUTO TURNTABLE features a 4 Pole motOf fOf steady speed and a Pickering diamond magnatic cartridge fOf Quality record reproduction. REFLEX's 2200 TWO WAY SPEAKER SYSTEMS have an 8" woofer for aolld baas and a hard cone tweeter for crisp highs. Full size enclosures with walnut grain finlah. s3994s OYAMAHA II COWUTI SYSTIM Scotch "Top of the Line" QC> minute casMtt& tape COf'l'IC)lete with the handy c-boJC. A g,...t tape at a greet pri~. Ust $6ft JVC Garrard Reflex TV WEEK, AUGUST 27, 1978 HIGH Pll.FOIMAHCI WITH l&IAllUTY YAMAHA's CR820 AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER has less than 0.05% distortion, a phono algnal to noise ratio of 92db and a 1.8 microvolt tu,,.,. Compare this clean. Quiet. sensitive Varna.ha with ANY other 50 watt/t.hannel reoelve< and you'll discoyeL.Wb)L Yamaha.. lL con11stenUy .nt*1-aa-- THE SJel& of The Art unit. Hi9h ~ backed by a 3 year factory warranty. YAMAHA's YP-84 TURNTABLE ~l nH e•tremely accurate record speed with a high precision tone ann to bring out the best from the GRADO F1 + Super Flu>c·Brldger C#tridge and sty1us. JBL L50 SPEAKER SYSTEM. JBL's newest 3 way system has outstWlding specifications. Even more lmport#lt, with JBL you're assured yoo'll get rne same craftsmanlhip. the same sound heard In leading reoordlng studios and concert halls aroond the world. COWUTI $ r 3Z000 MATIOMAU.T SJSJIM _ ADYllTll9 HOWi SERVICE AND INSTALLATION Continuing with Atlantics' 17-year tradition of offering complete audio servi~e. home service and home Installation Is now available. Check with our technicians for details. AU. MilB.I. Me SCOTCH TAPI AT DIA.IR COST CASS111'1. Im.. TO a-. A._,~a tuCI •· IXTIMDID PA YMIMT -to DAYS, MC? IMTBIST