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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978-09-03 - Orange Coast Piloti 3 ' , j SUNDAY VOL. 71 , NO. 246, 7 SECTIONS, 90 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY. CAL.I FORNI A SUNDAY, SE PTEMBER 3, t978 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS . ' . fl Who lnstiga'1ed Shots in Dark?. FBI Not Talking li> G \R\ G R\NVll.1.£ OI , .. l>a11y ,.,..,. '"'" l ht• ulmo-.1 1111wt•n -.p('t'ld<'ll· of FBJ agenb ro.1m1n.: thrnu~h Or.11H!t' l ountv probing Into ~h1.·r1rf tir:.uJ Gutt.·-.· puhht• and private lift: t•11clt'!l lJ-.l "'•'t.'I.. "Ith .1 11•1 .., .. unnounc-ement I 11 t.'fkc:t. I ht• announrf•mcnt by U S At tornl'Y Andreil Shf>ridan·Orcbn -.u1d JUSl three thin~' An lllH'..,tl~itllon ''tnlt\ allegat1ons of of f1c1ul corru!Jlton' made a£con~i Gatei> ti, at an end Galt'~ cooperated with fe dera l in vc:-.t rgator~ dunnR their fa ve·month probe into has aff:.11r'> ··No evidence that would warrant any pro~cr ut1Vl' atlwn · wu-. uncovered during the prnlJl· 'f hut wa~ the: ... amc conclusion reached last t..ill b ~tatt• Attorney General Evelle Younger . Appdrcntly re~pond1ng to the s ame in· '>ll~ator-., Younger·-. investJgator!> had quieUy dl'lved into ~1x allegawons made against the :-.henrr Al the end of their probe. they also issued a ~tatl'ment that said no evidence or wrong doing had been uncovered. So. what was the federal investigation all about" Why was Orange County's youthful, home· grown sheriff sus pect? Who fingered him a nd for what reasons? ut Gates Probe Gates says he does n't have the answers to those questions. wishes he did but doesn't see much hope that he ever will. However, both the assistant U.S. attorney and the FBI agent who directed the probe can supply the answers. But neither will. INVESTIGATJON BEGS ACCOUNTABILITY (See Editorial Page A8) Both Assistant U.S. Atty. David Hinden and FBI agent Ted Gunderson say all that can be said was said in Mrs. Sheridan·Ordln's brief press announcement. "We're .not '!laking any comments beyond th<_>s~ contained. in the press release," Hinden said tn an Interview Friday. When reminded the incident involved a publ.ic official and his conduct in office. Hinden rephed: . . "Well. ~e·re bound by prescriptions of the privacy act and other department policies." B.ut aren't .Pri.v~cy acts designed lo protect the rights or and1v1duals and not government agencies'' "We're not making any additional rum m e nts and I can't answer vour questions " Hinden retorted. • ' Early in the Gates investigation that began <See GATES, Page A2> Israelis Urge Begin to Bend at S I# ......... RESCUERS RUSH TO SUBMERGED PLANE IN VANCOUVER'S COAL HARBOR Pla n e Crash Kills 11 VANCOUVER. British Colum- bia c AP) -Nin<.> Japanese tourists and t.wo crew member~ were killed Saturday night when an AirWest Airlines Limited :-.ea plane cra!-.hcd into Van· couver's Coal Harbor al Stanley P a rk. authorities said. The twin-engine Otte r wa:-i carrying 11 Japanese tourisb and two crew ml•mbers when it c rashed in a channel at the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club mooragt!, police said. It dad not strike any boaL<;. Police lnspf'C'LOr Vic Lake said two passe n ite r :-. w ere Tourists Die In Canada hospitalized with undetermined injuries. Cause of tne crash was not immediately deter mined. Lake said 10 of the bodies were-recovered and one r e· mained in the plane . which broke in two on impact and floatt!d briefly, then ~a nk an about 13 feet or water. An f\lr West spokesman said the plane. Flight 138 from Vic· tona, was a regular night but had been booked by a tour group. lie said the flight. which left Victoria at 5: 18 p.m .. and was scheduled to arrive here at 5:48, crashed two minutes after it contacted the harbor tower for landing clearance at 5:41 p.m. The weather and visibility were excell ent and the pilot gave no indication of trouble, the ~pokes man said. Police said one of the sur· v1vors was thrown clear of the cr as h. and t he othe r was rescued by police divers from an air pocket in the wreckage. Grou ,th a Gamble San Cleinente B ets on New Wealth By ANNE COOPER 0t Ille O•llY Piiot Sl•ll In the nex t dccad ~ San Clemente is expected to !'!am more than 7.000 households and ne arly double its population. Whether bigger is better for San Clemente depends largely on controls imposed by cit y govern· ment. Three major developments are currently under review by t h e ci t y. When the se projects are complete d . al l the pasture land presently vis· ibl e inland from the San D i e g o Freeway will ·-. . ~ ~I be developed cooPu as housing tracts. ; Proponents or growth control ' paint a gloomy picture of over· i c rowded schools, conges ted ( streets full of potholes. over· I loaded sewers spilling onto city beaches and a deteriorating downtown -all or which they say wlll follow approval of pro· posed housing tracts. "I( you look nt the environ· mental irnpact reports, these de· velopers are talki.~g . ~bout u fivo·year buiJd out, s aid Coun· cilwoman Myrtis Wagner, an outspoken proponent or strict .. · S l "It A'\ SPl·:t · 1 !\I, city control of ranchland develop· ment. "Can you imagine the impact that kind or growth will have on our streets, on the freeway. on our water and sewer depart· ments?" she said. "I don't know bow we will handle this explosion or growth. But eve ry time you mention such doubts in San Clemente, you're a dirty bird." "Growth is like gambling - there's no way to predetermine that you won't have problems." said Jim Lawson, San Clemente planning director. "Each new development poses the possiblli· ty or a dram on the city ... But Lawson said growth can be worth the risk, if measures are taken lo assure it pays its way and leaves in its wake well constructed development, which Is an asset to the city. "A town that stands still is a town going downhill ... said San Cle m ente Councilm an Roy Hamm. who said he thinks pre· srnt rity controls on develop· ment are adequate Restricting de nsity on the ranch propcrtie!I lo 1.5 units per acre and prohibiting grading on slopes exceeding 30 percent will make it hard for builders to overdevelop the land. Hamm said. "Quality homes will bring quality people with money," he said. "Their purchasing power will benefit the business com· munity. and that in turn will benefit us all." Ha mm pointed out that the city's 1 percent share of sales laxes collected in San Clemente is expected this year to exceed total property taxes. San Clemente 's park, school, sewer and other fees on new de· velopmenl, which work out to nearly $8,000 a lot. make It un· profitable for developers to bulld low.cost, "shoddy" houses, said Hamm. P lanning Director Lawson agreed that the city's high de· velopment fees raise the price of San Clemente housing, but said the fees are necessary to take the burden or development off city taxpayers. "All these new people moving in generate dem and s for !>Chools. for fire and police pro· tec t ic~n and for other c ity ..,er vices," he said. "Our present development fees are adequate to assure that people buying the (See GROWftl, Pa1e i\2) ..... .. ... ,_..~,-··· .... ., .. -. - • ·1 00,000 Demonstrate in Tel Aviv TEL A VIV I AP l -An estimated 100.000 Isr aeli de · mons trators waving "Pe ace Now " banner s urged Prime Minis ter Menac h e m Begin Saturday to show greater fl ex- ibility al the Camp David sum- mit m eeting with E gyptia n President Anwar Sad at and President Carter. One placard in the huge crowd read , "Compromise is not a dir- ty word." Begin, in a speech broadcast on national television and radio, did not dwell on specific i,ssues for the summit conference open· ing Wednesday at the Maryland fetreat. but sugges ted it be followed by continuous negoti.a· lions for several months to con· elude a peaee treaty. He called the summit "very important," but added it was neither fateful nor the las t chance for peace. He said he would also go to the United States in December, but did not elaborate. Begin already has scheduled a trip lo Canada at that time. Begin made no mention of the Tel Aviv demonstration. Israeli Television estimated there were 100,000 persons in the two-mjle march to the city hall plaza. Sadat, speaking Saturday to a gathering of about 700 persons in the town of Suez, said the sum· mit would be "a turning point" in Mideast history. Sadat new to Suez. at the southern lip of the Suez Canal. to be with his troops for a feast marki ng the end of the month· long Ramadan fast. "l can promise you this." .£adal said, "I shall do my very best to fulfill our aspirations for peace based on justice -not any kind of peace. But peace for the whole region. Peace that wiU guarantee the rights of the Palestinians. No separate agree· ments." In Cairo, Anis Mansour, editor or the weekly October magazine and a Sadat confidant, said in an article for publi cation today that the s ummit "will reveal ex· actly who ruJes the United States: U.S. President Carter or I s ra e li P r i m e Mini s t er Menacbem Begin." Mansour wrote that in the past Washington ha s "committed several mi.stakes" by backing Is rael at the exp ense or the Arabs and it should now correct those er'rors by providing "a framework of ideas and a time table" to solve the deadlocked dispute. .In addition to pressure from "Peace Now" groups in Israel. E·e·e·e·e·e! Free Fall a Record By J ERRY HERTENSTEIN Of I ... 0•1ly Pit .. St.att No matter how far he dropped. Hollywood stuntman Oar Robinson set a world record free rail distance, leaping from a helicopter at 9:52 a .m. Saturday into a huge air bag at Knoll's Berry Farm. Exactly how far he jumped without a parachute was open lo debate today. OFFICIAL PRESS R ELEASES on the fall, done a~ part of a television special being filmed on stuntmen and women. claimed Robinson fell 286.1 feet. lie landed in an air bag of his own design, measuring 60 by 120 feel and 30 feet high. Officials at Knoll's had the leap measured by a land surveying company. But Clay Wr1ght, president of Wright Airlift Jnterna· tional, disputed the figures. He claimed a ground hne measurement from the helicopter taken after the Jump but at the same altimeter reading. indicates Robinson Jumped 311 feet. REGARDLE~ OF THE DISTANCE, the 31 ·year·old San Fernando Valley father of two clearly beat t he old mark of232 reel by another stuntman, A.J Bakunas. Robinson. who experienced over 40-G forces on im· pact, was not injured. Forty Gs are equal to a force of aboµl 7.000 pounds. He had leaped 97 feet in practice Fn· day. The jumps will be part or the NBC special. "Super· stunt II," the story of men and women who take the risks for movie stars. Begin received a J a b Crom Aus tria n Chancellor Bruno Kreisky on Saturday. Kreisky has consulted with Sadat and with lower level Israeli leader.., in recent months. In a Dutch news paper in t er vi(•w. the Austrian leader praised Sadat a :-i a ··unaqUl' phenomenon" in the Midea~t dis pute. "But he 1~ dealing with pohllcaJ grocers lake Begin, a l ittle Polish la w yer from Warsaw or whatever he was ... said Kretsky. Pro testers. -Flay Police .On MeJee LOS ANGELES <AP> -About ha)( of the 193 demonstrators ar rested when a protest agwnst the Shah of Iran erupted in a rock·throwing melee were re· ·teased on bail Saturday. About 90 protest~mo!>tly lranran studen"8"" attending schools in the Unated State~. posted $250 to S500 bail by mad day. Others were expected Lil post bond, said Sgt. Lawrencl' Mullaly. Those unable to do !'!O were scheduled for arraignment Tuesday The demonstr:.111on F'rrda1v w a " o r ~ :i n 1 z c d I o p r 11 t 1• " r Ameriran news coverage of a recent movie theater fin• tha1 killed 400 persons 1n Iran. New" r eport:;. quoted gc1vrrnmt·nr statement~ that blamed lht' fi re on the Shah'-; enem1e ..... but th1· prote~ttng 3tud<•nt-. ..,ay t h1• Shah's :-.ecrel polu't' ..,1artcrl the fire a:-an ex<"use to declar•· martial law / Strong Quake Rocks Europe Tl.:EBINGEN. Wc..,t Germdn) I/\ P I A strong eJrthQu.tkl• n g1sterin~ more than 7 on lh1· Ric hter scalt' rotkcd a w1dt: area of southwe:-itcrn Germany eac;t t>rn f'ranct•. norl hr rll Switzerland and Wl'stan 1\u~trac. Sunday. f'a usini:: <',.x..te ns 11tc• dam age>. No death~>r IDJUrtt.:s were reported The Geophys1ral ln~titutl:' 1n Stuttgart sard t h P ..,, rong1::-il ..,hock measured bt•twecn 7 ancl 7 5 on the Richter scale near th1· epicenter an the Swab1.10 hil b M ~t of the damage, est1mat ed at m1lhons of dollurs. was con~entrated 1n the hall country of E aden.\\'ucruemherit. \\!.'-.t Gt>rma nv. ttN 'l'HI·: INSll)t: . . . . . L ECONOMIC CURE? -Cut taxes if you want a h ealthy economy with low unemploy· menl and inflation. That's the view of economist Arthur Laffer and a growing number of bus1· ness and political leaders. Page Cl. ANYTIUNG NEW? Not In the 'world of cosmetics. Pat Du n n 's Cons ume r Closeup traces many cosmetic producL'I to ancient times and tells you how to shop tor modern m akeup. Page Cl. 'PAPER CHASE' -J ohn H o u se m an rc -cr(.•a t es h a:-i Academy Awa rd·winning role an \he ne w t e ll•vis1on se r1t.>s, "Paper Chas!.' " Houseman 1 portrays J tough. demanding law professor. Page 87 F.I. CAMINO REAL -The trail of missions that led up the (':1lifornw <'Oust along u road known <l'i F.I CJmtno Real. Highway 101. has lost many of its once itrund vista:-. to urban bl ight and high -priced n•ul t.>stute developments. Page AlO. ( ln•fde Sacndag ~'"'·---· .. """ L•ftll«t .. ,_ ... ,, .,,,., tJ MlllOft Mo\11 .. 111 a tlUllMt~ CM MO•i .. .,. ~lllor111a A) ... u ....... .--. ... C1au111..i OH i Ount• County All Ce1U1tl'lff a..... C• llUI Ena•• c .. c ......... IM 5"r1t ··~ O.•tll Noli<" All Sl9<-M••UU C•' O.••··-AIJ Tl••••• .. .,. t1•1twi.1 ~-.... Tlumrno\Cll ,.. tlftlff1••-• "' .. ,, . ., .. AIJ "••lllrt"11 . ,.. e.,. wat•n •• ... o ...... .. . ........ , A4 "•"•"" •• .... ,v .... ~· ti OAILr Pll.OT U;C,TIO .. i TlllO!t"lt ) ' ) • 2 OAJL Y PILOT !\undav September 3. 11178 Tougher Inflation St.and WASIDNGTON <AP> -Fae~ with a istubborn inflation rate t h~t threatcm; to worsen, the Carter admlnistrullon is prepar· m1: to toughen its anti-lnllation program. po!'islbly with specific w.1i.c1.• anch>nrc gurdelines. "Wc ar1.· looking at a whole range of mcu~urh short or wage ond price <'Ontrols." said Lyle E. (irurnky, a mc.•mber o( J'r~1- ll 1• 11 t l'Hrtcr's Counctl o f t :ronoma{' Ad vtl>ers "There U. a ncert to s trengthen the ant•· mfluti<>n program." During un interview, however, C.1 alllh:y declined to say what i.pct 1f1c· meusures are being con·. ::.tdl·r<'d , repeating only lh3l Wage, P rice Guideline May Be Part of Plans mandatory wage and pnce con· trots are not among them. But he indicated the program 1:-. bcin~ s tudied with a sense of urgency because "it's tlear there 1:-. a very, V(•ry serious in· nation problem we are dealing with. and it's not getting very much better." Last week the government re· ported that overall c.•onsumer prices mcrcn:-.c<J JUSt O 5 percent in .July . llowevt>r, cons umt!r prices hnd rist'n 0.9 percent in cat•h of the three previous monlhs. The annual rate or in!la- tlon d uring the months of April, May and June was 10. 7 percent. At first glance. the report was e ncouraging to consumurs because the 0.5 percent increase in J uly was the sm allest of the year and because grocery price:.. dropped for the first time in 12 months. But government economistl> :said the more important number in the July index was the 0.7 per· cent increase in prices of goods other than food the same as in June and an annual rate of in- crease or 8.5 percent. Waddill's Nurse Wants Job Back I To combat inflation, the ad· ministration has been relying on a program aimed at keeping both wage and price increases in 1978 at levels below the average rises of the two previous years. The Council on Wage and Price Stability has said. for example. that in most c'ases, prices of con· s truction materials are increas- ing m ore thun the two-year average. 1 It is now considered likely that Carter may announce u s,o · called second phase to his volun· lary anti-inflation program in advance of the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund in Washington the week of Sept. 24. Rumors that an an- nouncement was imminent were denied Thursday by the While House, however. Food prices r ise and fall sh arply from month-to-month. and the price behavior of other goods gives a better indication or the real rate of inflation in lhe economy, and the indication wa:.. not good. R ecruit Dies In Pendleton LOS ANGELES iAP > -One o f Dr. Willi a171 Waddill 's :staunchest defenders during hio.; abortion-murder trial has fiJed s uat lo be r eins t ated at Westchester Hospital in Santa Ana, where she was dismissed from her nursing position. Analea Poss charsed in the Sl million federal court s uit filed Friday that she was deprived or her civil rights when she was fired after tes tifying for Waddill a nd appearing with"°him on a local news program. Deity ...... ~ .. 0.., ---Waddill is c harged w ith strangling a newborn infant GLISTENING WATERS BECKON SAILOR Choppy Saturday Seas Capsized Several Boats ,4 f'ro111 Page A J Choppy Waves Toss GROWfH. • • Boaters Overboard new homes ·will pay for their own new sewers. roads. schools and the like But what happens one(• the construction boom is ovcr·1 A m an and two women wt're los:-.ed overboard from their 16· foot outboard off Laguna Beach J'i choppy seas s pawned by "trong, ~usty winds kept h arbor patrol men and lifeguards buo;y S::i t u rt1ay along the Orange Coa"t reported a I lobie Cal washed ashore on the beach just north of former President H1chard M Nixon's estate. A total of eight boats capsized off San Clemente city and county beaches. a spokes man said. .. For five to eight years a con· struction boom hus a positive impact o n a com mun ity'o.; economy." said Laws on. "After eight years. the new construe lion s tarts a negative drain on local government." David A. Kahanamoku, 20. Laguna Beach, operator of the boat and passen gers Lisa Myram s. 41. Laguna, and Susan J ennings, Newport Beach, were thr own into the sea at 3:45 p.m . Four boats capsized Jus t off Dan a Point Ha r bor. seven an Newport Bay. Winds at times reached 30 mph. . Lawson said an overriding factor in community expansion may be a consideration of the quality or life. They were an the water 30 minutes and. allhough cold and wet. required no hospital t reat- m ent, according lo a s pokesman for the Dana Point Harbor Patrol. The boat reportedly headed out to sea and harbor patrol omcers abandoned a ... earch for it s hortly a fter dark The choppy seas kept most beachgoers out of the water although the height of the waves was only one to three feet. A total of 137,000 people were al Or ange Coast beaches. There were 62 resc.·ues. "San Clemente has historical· ly been a small sleepy beach town. with a sizable retirement community ." he s aid. "New people moving in wi ll mean more young families. This may be a plus -there is a tremen- dous vitality associateli with )OUO~ people " The weather forecast today . called for continuation of the choppy sea condition. Otherwise 1t was expected to be fair and :-.unny along the coast except for M m e mid-morning cloudiness. Lifeguards at San Clemente F r o• Page A I ' GATES PROBE UNSE'ITLING • • • last April 10. however, FBI agent John Morrison • acknowledged that the probe was instigated through aJlcgalion:-. made by an outsider/or out· '>ideri. and did not originate inside the bureau Morrison also said the U.S. attorney. the FBI and the federal grand jury involved in the probe were acting under the authority of an an ti-racketeering amendment attached lo an om nlbus crime bill in 1974. Al about the sa me time. Gunderson spelled out w hat the FBI and other law enforcement agencies see as the need to keep complainants· ' a nd tipsters· identities secret. "We depend a ~real deal on information vol unte<.'red to us in confidence." Gunderson i.aid ·'You might say we would quickly cut off our ~upply of vital information ar we revealed informants' identities. It's just nol in the public inte rest to do so." Hut investigators, like those they follow, :.ometimes leave a trail behind them. In the Gates case a portionofthattrail can be traced through: -Public records researched by mvest1gat.ors. -Questions probers asked some of those they interviewed. Witnesses and evidence subpoened to the (ederal grand jury in Los Angele'>. The Gates probe led investigators into re- i.earch of public documents -most but not all uf them related to real cstate--in six countic:;. as well as in Sacramento. Investigators interviewed ban~ers, .s~ock brokers elected and appointed public off1c1ab, title co~pany workers and Sheriff's Depart· menl personnel. Their journeys carried them to ~an J uan Capistrano where u woman told them her on,IY recollection of "Brad" was when "he was a ht· tie fellow in our <church> fellowship " In the same city, contractor Ron Busw('ll told th('m his only contact with Gales was thf' half day he spent working on the hilllop homf' the shrrm built last year. "I told them as far as I know he's never done anything wrong." Buswell sald. David While Is a Newport Beach certified public accountant who keeps the sheriff's cam- pail{n records. . White said he was as ked questions about <;ates', personal finances, "things I wouldn't have any way or knowing ... Dick Stewart. manager of the Orange Coun. ty E mployee's Associa_tion •. ~aid he was 10- t erviwed "a number of limes. . Like account ant White, Stewart said ha s m· terrogators soaiet!mes asked .hi m que~~lons ''about thinis I don t know anything about. Stewart. While <ind others said they were puuled when a~cnts rattled off a list of names. most of which they hud never heard before, and asked if they knew them. Those 11hot!\ in the dark seeminaly indicate the probers were doing a link a11alysls, attempt· ing to determine all Gates· a::.l>Ocaales through common bonds with others . At lea-.t a dozen or those questioned by the inves ligat.ors were asked about any knowledge they might have of trips the sheriff has l.akcn to San Jose, Ry the time the inquiry ended. the an· vesligators knew if Gates had pa.Id the going price ror materials us ed to buiJd his home. They also knew if the contractors who worked both on his new house and the new credit uruon building in Santa Anu gave Gales anything like a sweetheart.deal. Th<.' investiJ?alors checked bank and tax r e· rords voluntarily given them by Gates agarnst the origanals. They also knew for certain if the sheriff had, in fact as well as in form, divested himself of his admittedly ill ·starred and aborted invest· m ent in the Fox hunter, which is described various ly as either as a restaurant-cocktail lounge or a singles bar. Hav<.' governments in Sacramento as well as Orange County simultaneously paid for any ur Gates' travels? Ask the FBI. Have any Gates s upporters been gfltten s pecial treatm ent when requesting gun permits? The FBI knows. Did the attorney general cover enough g round in his probe last year? The FBI covered it a second time. And most significantly, how did a young sheriff's lieutenant who was elected sheriff in 1974 accumulate enough to build a $200,000 hilltop house in San J uan Capistrano two years later? The FRI knows every cent of the road and where al came from. And when the Federal Bureau of lnvestiga· lion s pokesmen said the probe was at an end. they also sa1d the probers had not uncovered a ny evidence that ~uld warrant prosecution. GntC's accepted the clean bill of health with <1 s mile and remanded those about him that he ··never doubted for a minute how things would turn out" He said the FRI was right to mvestigate whatever charges were m ade against him by whoever may have made them. Yes. the sher iff speculated the probe had hurt him in the June primary election that ended with him forced into a general elec tion with one of his own sergeants, Lauren Rusk. Now that he·~ been cleared, Gates predict- ect he'll be re-elected in November. • So. on the same duy he and the FBI laid an investif(ation to rest. A few days later an aide to county Supervisor Ralph Clark assessed Lhe incident. "Orange County is a mighty strange place." Stan Oftelle said. "Here's a guy who lour years lll(O was the man on 11 while horse and now he's standing in front or TV camera!'. ~aying, 'See folks. I'm Innocent " --. . , .. --~·· . -, -.. --. .,. . . ..... -... which sun'ived u -.aline abor- tion. The jury to his firs t trial could not reach a verdict. A second trial on the same charge has been set for January. M ~. Poss' suit claimed she lost her job "solely because of her :..upport fo r ... Waddill." Hospital s pokesmen JUSlified her dismissal at the lime by say- ing Ms. Poss violated hospital poli cy when s he a llowed a televis ion camera crew to film one or Waddill's patients an labor. Ms. Poss claimed the pa- tient had consented. The s ense or urgency was heightened following release of the Labor Department's latest consumer price index last week which showed that prices were up a t.otal of 5.4 percent during the first seven months or the year . CAMP PENDLETON <AP l - A M arioe recruit has d ied at the Naval Ho s pital at Camp Pendleton as the result of a g un s hot wo und . a M arine spokesman says. The incident occurred Friday at the Edson Range whe r e· recruits from the Marine Corp Recruit Depot in San Diego were r eceiving rifle training. said Warrant Officer Robert Ross. The victim, Pvt. Marten J . Alexander, 19. of Venice, ap· parently died from a self· inflicted wound from an M-16 ri- fle. Ross said. Ranehes Cleared Grazing Land t;;iving Way to Ho~s Bulldozers have already moved in on the cattle gr azing on San Clemente's three major ranches. which presently comprise about half the land inside city boundaries. A master plan and a use· permit, allowing construction or 2,447 homes on l,770 acres re- maining on the Forster Ranch, have been ap- proved. By 1990 San Clemente's population is ex- pected t.o be close lo double its present 25,500 residents . PLANS CURRENTLY UNDER review by the city are for primarily residential de· velopment of the Forster, Reeves and Vis- beek Ranches, inland of the San Diego Freeway. Ne·x·t Wednesday the City Council will co·n s ider an application b y F.s tre lla P roperties, Ltd., for the project's fi rst ten- t ative tract map and for a variance allowing construction on slopes with greater than 30 percent grades. Like the Daon development, the Estrella project calls for housing cons truction by more than one builder. "" Grading operations wer e begun more than a year ago by the Daon Corporation on a 297 -acre portion of the Forster Ranch south of the Estrella Golf Course. Construction or 575 custom homes has been approved by the city and will be undertaken by sever al buildcrc; On 762 acres of the Reeves Ranch. John D. Lusk and Son developers have proposed a planned community of 1.141 homes. -called "Marble Head." Originally approved in 1974, the Daon de vclopment ran into a snafu last month when at was discovered that oo use permit, allow ing sin~le-family homes on property zoned for open space, had been granted. On Aug. 22, City Zoning Administrator Gene Schulte approved the use permit. based on the city's prior approval or Lhe project NEXT WEDNESDAY the City Council will condu~ public hearings on the Lusk de- velopment s environmental impact report a nd use permit appl ication. A second public hearin~ is scheduled for City Council con· s1deration of a request from the Lusk firm to vary from the city '.; hillside grading or· din a nee. The City Council will also be asked lo ap· prove tentative tract maps for the Marble Head proJect. Patrol Saves Drifting Boat SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Orange County s heriff's of· ficers are investigating C:1n inca· dent in which an intruder ut Dana Point Harbor ~<.'t a $70,000 sai I boat adrift. 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"'<'re lo.11ll'd lll:.t Jttn I \.\lh•n thf'Jr r"r w11' 'tru<'k ht•ad on "" tht' l'ar1fJc• t'uu ... t HlMh"' in bradgt' O\~r l '11 pt.>t l\t•\o\ purt Ra) Thr nt her drt\(•r" ~drunk 111 lh1• ~1mr On Fe-b Id 1>11nt• !'i 1-'ulln d1Nt "ht>n h1'r C'l*r C'raiJ!cd mto ., trl't' 1111 P1u'1(1r Coi1-.t l111hw11) 11t•.tr Bu\ "ldt• l>rl\ 1• \ hl0tHI 'unlplt• tukt•n from the dl•iid \\om on 'h<t\\t'<l 'he•"' It' d runk M .!r<'h ~ pt.•dt.•'t r11111 1>11rt><'ll 'ou . tR . died \\h<'n 'ht' \\a, .. truck by u pt<·k u1> trur k Tht• drtvt.'r "'IL"<ltunlo. ut tht•ltnw On April :.'I l1H11\ '\11<0' ..!:! d 1ed of heu.J 1n1une:o. "'hen ht· l1"l n111tr11 I 111 h1' motor< )dl "h'h' cin,111~ .u J h1~h r.itto of 'Pt'l'd lhrou1oth tht.· lla) :.1dt.• Unvt: c·un l'" P11h1·1· "<1111 a blood '<l"' pll' :.hu,~t'd ht.' ".i-. drunl. On Md) 19. Pl'tcr: BautnJn, lH lo:.t <·ontrol of hh m11lorc) etc on lht· Nt•\\port BouJe,ard lmd~e over Wc:o.t Cua:.t lh~bway The Vl0hu. It• hit llw t'l'lltt'r d1v1der, ' t• n ct I I\ H n u II m u II u II d l h l' mud111w lumhltntt vnd over end 111t11 thl' path of un oncomtng rur Uuutnun wa11 1'111 i.everely In· JU1 d. no hlood sample could be tuken. but fncndN told pollct Hi.uman hud Ix-en t.Jrlnktng al o purty llt• dlt'd 24 hourt. lalor Then. on Au.c 28. Ann Martz. :J5. lht• m11ther of two young 'oni.. d1~ lit lloag ¥emorhd ll<>'>p ltul of h(•ud und chest ~11 JUrlt'' ,ufft•rt-d wht'n her c ar wa:. 'trurk broadside by a pack-up truck The other driver allegedly wu' drunk ut the lime and now ruct'l\ charge:. or vehic ular m uni.l&ughtea l'cilH·t· 'iJ~ llw W\ en traffic dt:uth1> recorded 'o far this year JI cn't the rno:.t lhcy've ever had 111 Nc·w1111rt He:w h Eight peopll· 1ht•cl 011 l'lly l\lrct•ti, Ill 1975. Hut the\ -.a\ the death toll 1:. dlC1 rm111g becaul>c o f the roll' tilcohol ha:. played an the acc1 dent:. T ruff1c 1nvei,,tigator Fred lle 1nccke :.aid the nutionw1de 1 t look workl•rs from three crane trucks more than 10 hours lo rctnC'vl' a ga-.olim· t a nker trailer from San 1>1ego Crt'l'k alter 1t plunged off northbound Interstate Hlf> near the· Laguna Ueach Freeway exit at 4 a.m. Saturvay Lawr('ncc Scaman. 30. of Cerrito:-.. ·driver of lht· lruC'k. allt•gedly fl'll <islcep. the vehicle left the hig h\.\'-'.\' <incl .1;.ick nif('(J into the creek. The tractor':-. 11111'01 .... that 80 percent or the an· 111ial '15,000 traffic deaths are re· lated to drunken driving. Thal Newport Beach exceeds the average this yeur may be re· l.1ted to the fuct that the city has more than 200 establishments .. elllhg alcoholic beverages. ··our proble m is m ore acute because people com e here to d rink." ob<ierves Heinecke's partner. Mike Mullins. Traffic Divis ion Commander. l'.ipt Lou llceres. l>ay~ the de- partment ha:. applied for a state ~r ant to pay for a three-man •lrunkc n driving team. called a Ut!uce Patrol. No word has been rece1 ved on the awarding of the grant and I leeres s ays that. even if the ... l ate is willing to pay for the of- f1ccrb, there·:. still the problem uf getting the city council to aJ. locate some funds to go along with the state money . Heercs notes that. in his view. ~mother as~t of the problem of controlling drunken drivers is the disposition of case:. in local l'UUrb ThC' officers r eport that the woman arrested in connection with the deaths of the two teen· agers on New Year's morning received 50 days In jail. two year's probation and a SlOO fine. T he driver of the truck that mowed down Miss You in March th1:. week was s entenced to 60 days in jail. two year·~ proba· lion. volunteer work and restitu· lion in an amount yet to be de· termined. The officers s aid most first· time drunken driving s uspect:. who a re not involved in traffic accidents are sent to court re· habilitation programs instead or jail. P lea bargaining frequently r e· duces the conviction on their re cords from drunken driving to r eckless driving, the officer!. s aid. · "We kill more poople on the highways of this country every year than we killed in Viet nam ." Heer es said. "and no one 'ays a word ·· front ;.ixl~ wa~ broke n. its frame ben\ and engine badly damaged The tanks. which carry 7,800 gallons of fuel. were empty. A spoke:-.man said subsequently the c hance for an explosion wa:-. "l ,000 times greater than had they been full." Seaman was treated at Saddlc back Com munity Hospital for a scalp laceration and released. .. ~ ........... VIRGIN ISLAND PLANE CRASH KILLED CHARLES BLAIR . Avllitor Shown With Wife, Meureen O'Hmr• In M•y. 1977 Husband of Actress Dies in Sea Crash ST . THOMAS. Virgin Is lands •A P• -Charles Blair. the hus band of actress M aureen O"Hara. and three other persons we re killed Saturday when their amphibiou!-t plane cras hed m the ocean near St Thoma' Se\•en passengers. all t rom New York City. were re:.cued by 'mall boats <ind were r eported to be in satisfactory condition at a hospital in Charlotte Amalie. the capital or this is land in the U.S. Virgin Islands . Miss O 'Hara was not on board th e twin-engined Grumman Goose of Antilles Mr Boats. a . charter lines owned by Blair. who was believed to have been pilot- night from neighboring St Croix !~land Officials at Knud H.rni.t:n Me m orial Ho:.p1lal gave lht fo llOWJng l 1S[ of l.urVtVOr'- Mithael Wa~ner. •12. his w1flo, Eko. 36. their l wo i.t>n~. D<sv1d. H. and M1cha(•I .Jr . 10. L•~d Devine. 3f.. Chrt'\lopher Oev:nl 13. and Prank N11bd. 5i Virgin ls lands Sen. Sidney Lt·c of St. Croix introduced a bllt W~dnesday asking fo r the ap pomlmcnt or a "blue r ibbor: . committee to inves tigate An tilJes Air Boat:.. There had been two acc1dt·nh 10.volv ing th<: company·!'.> t-rafl sincl· April ing the plane when it c rashed. Co p Blair gained fame a:. a pilot lUI, ost navigator in 1951 when he fl ew a Wo r ld War II ~tn~h'-cngined De l D d P-51 over the North Pole Mis:. a eme O'Hara 1s publisher of Antille" Air Boats' in-night magazine. WASHINGTON «AP 1 l~th '"Virgin Islander." lhl' White House and Sen. Paul According to witnesses. the lla lf1cld on Saturday strongly craft'~ left engine appeared to dcmed ~ published report that explode as it a pproached the P resident Carter sou~hl to Charlotte Amalie harbor and ~trikl' a dcol in which the pieces of metal flew through the -.cnator would ~cl a feder at air. They said the plane s truck 1udgcship if ht• voled for the em· the \\"liter. flipped over and sank · ·"battled natural gas pric ing bill within a few minutes. The Detroit News. quoting cin Milton Penn, assistant civil unidentified Energy Department defense director . said the m-official. reported in its Saturday jured survivors were picked up editions that the White Hou:.t.• of · by boats manned by civil de-fered lhe judgeship to Hatfield. fense volunteers and divers re a Montana Democrat de fc:itcd covered the bodies of the four in that state'" June ti primary dead. The newspul>t'r also s aid thcl( Othe r-. killed in lhC' crash were a Wh ale House ... ource. whom 1t identified onJy as Vernon Scipio. did not ide ntify, confirmed rhe ubout 40 and a resident of St offer. It did not su.v whether Thomas: J Jackson. a 62-year Carkr personally made Lht· or old man from Ka nsa.... and .i fe r 33-year·old California wom<.1n. llatf1cld. through aide 1Jav1d H.Bell. TurC'h. <·~1 ll l•d the r t·p1irf Penn said the shaltC'red plane · ab!-olutely untrue" and l.C11d lht.> s ank m 50.00 feet of water. but allegation '"m ay he an attt•mpt l'OUld be clearly seen from tht to mtimidatc me 1111 this 1mpo r 'urface. It was on a re~ular Lant issue ·· Tougher Grades Ahead All Fabrics U.S. Teachers More Likely to Give F's Reduced GIANT FABRIC SALE \\' ;\ s H I :.... (; T () N I A J> I T <·a chers. stunJ.! by crit1t·i:.m that tht•y too oftt•n pass s tudent!. th<.'.V ... hould not pas:.. ::ire likely tn put more· Fs on report card~ in thl' school yt'ar ahead. the Na· t1on<1 l Edu cation Association .,,11d Fridu~ The org<1n11a11on of l 8 m1lhon lt·ache rs :.aid that a r<.1ndom sur· ,.,.v of t'\E/\ leaders ~howl•d a stril'ler <1tll..tud1.· as far a:, giving grudes is cont•t•rned . "Teacher" art• very :.cnsitivc t o the chargt• that they have bt•cn too ca'y." said Richa rd E Maxwell. of Dt!nms. Mas:-. .. who 1s pre:.ident of Massachusetts Education Association. M uxwdl srud most tt·acher!. di:.hk<' the practice> of promoting ch1ldn:n who failed cxamma lions, but :.uid '"oft('n society. through school boards and ad ministrutors. has dl'munded it '"II wa:. <irgucd ," Maxwell conttnut•d . ••th<.tl 1( we held children back. Wl' might impair lht'm l'motionally. I just hope thC' public is re ady for the conse· qut•nc l'S when u larger number of pupil-. fail .. Rohcrt lltcks, n<·a d or the Fairfax. Va .• teacher:.' a:.:.oc1a lion, observed, "I know we've had m ore failures during the pas t year. I'm certain you'll see <.1n C'ven sharper rise this year " Bea~tly Prank 'Gorilla' U1ileashes Chase • l'OIH':\~,\. ~11<.:h 1 AP> Wh1.m thrC'c townspeo· p ie r l'portl'd seeing LI largC', upright. gr owling creaturl'. s hL·riff':-. cll'putics took off in purs uit. think- ing mJ:Vb<' thl'y'd get a glimpse of the k gendary Bigfoot But the creaturt• turned out to bl' a normal.sized m a n from Byron decked out in a rt•nlt!d gorilla cos · tume to play a prank on friends. Thl' contrite prankster brou~ht the costumr to tht• :-.ht•nff's hcadq u<irlt'rs in Corunna a fter hear ing 1 hat som <.' residents planned to t '"1ke to the woods \\ilh g uns -·in SC'arc h Of the hairy be1:1st. Wht'n the "monster" was spotted. Sheriff's S~t. Phil Cooley and De puty Bill Bowmun chat>cd it through the wood!';, but lost it when 1t jumped into a shallow river channel ~ind ran upstrl'am . Deputies said no c ha rges would bt· pressed against the prunk8tPr because ht• C'am e forwurd voluntarily. , • -• .._. .... .-# ....... - ·----..... ,.,,,,., ·-·· f . -~ But the NEA quc~tion ed whe ther tht' public will be will- in~ to pay thl• 1nc rC'ascd cost of providing :.pecial ht'lp-to ~tu· dents who nunk. The :.mnual Gallup poll on education. published in the Sep- lt'm be'r issu(' of Phi DC' I ta Ka ppa m agazine. found that mor e than two-thirds or the adults survevcd believe students s hould bC' pro· moted only if they can pass ex· amin ations. An C'vcn large r ma· 1ority said thoH who flunk :.hould "et re mt•dial help rather than being forced to repeat the whole year. The poll a lso showed that the public's rating of the p ublic school has sagged during the past year as 36 percent gave the schools an A or B rating, 30 per. cent C, and l9 percent 0 or P A year ago. 37 percent gave the top two gr ades, 28 percent C :ind 16 percc·nl D or F. In 1974. 48 perCl'nl guvl• A or B. 21 percent C and only 11 percent 0 or P But a maJority of pare nt!. with children actually atte nding public ~chools gave the <;chools good grades -51 percent A or R. 32 percc.•nt C, and 15 percent Dor F -in the latest poll. The government sa id the cost of all Amen ca 's schools and col· leges will1Jump $11 billion to SISS billion this year , although enroll· ment will be down 500,000 to 59.8 million students Charges Dropped LOS ANGELES CAPl A Municipal Court judge Friday dropped a New York State rob- be ry case against American Jn . dian Moveme nt a ctivis t Richard Mohawk after New York of· flcials said they would not press for extradiUon Sunday & Monday Only Bonded Terry Interfacing . . . . 50~ 4 yds. Elastic Polyester Fill 20yds. s100 FABRICS 20% ·off Exe~ Sale I ..... / S.ttet.y & MOfld.y Labor Dery W ffk-4 Req. 1.79 PATTERNS % Price Umit OM ,.r customer with fobrtc pwc:has• At.I DAILY PILOT Sunday See>ttrnber J, 1'178 Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights D•llr Pllet St.H P .... o 1r,-KIDS' PARADISE PA RK FACING WINTER SHUT Gates shut on fa ll play plans Youngsters didn 'l rare LOQ well in the fun department in at lea:.l two Orange Coal>t areas last week. Huntington Beach council members decided the popular area known as Adventure Playground, filled with unusual things lo climb on. over and through, as well as a splash-a -pal pond, would have to pay its own way or be closed for the winter No sign pf enough funds is in sight, so the park's gcrtes are to be closed. In the Saddleback area, after-school recreation programs face closure in the face of the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council's dec1s1on not to back a $35,000 spending plan for the act1v1t1es Board members decided to check with homeowne r a!'>!'>OCiation ·presidents to :-,cc whether support would be forthcoming B irds1 skunks, snakes fill coast stories An!mal!. figured prom- inently in al ll'ast three sloric!-last week A few IC'ast terns. about 80 pair-. of the rarC', ~mall bird~. arc at 1s:-Ul' in lluntin~ton Bt•ac h wht•rc• nood control work in thl' channel wht•n• th<• birds sJ>('nd s umm<'r is -.a id to have> doublC'cl tn t·o:-l Ill ordl·r tn mt'l'I d t• manch t11 pmlt·t•l m·..,tmg g r o und.., Total c o-.t ong1n;illy l'!-.t1mal<'d al S I 5 million may hit S3 m II hon 111 order to ml·l·l -.1 all' term~ t>n prntl·ctmg lhl· ll'1"11!-. Suddlt·back ar<·a re~1 dl'nl:. heard last wc·t·k that rcporkd rattlesnake bite:-, W<.'re down this summer but thl• saml' story report· t·d that lht· mnth rattler victim of the season was tr eated last T u<'sday ctl S add'lcback Community llosp1tal. SeuJ Bl·ach or- hciall> and resident:. la:.t \H·l'k r<ilM.:d a stink over lhl· :.hooting of skunk:. \\hi ch have bt•cn pt.>stcring city r es id e nts. USt· chloroform. an animal control committee head said. Shotgun shells are cheaper. animal control officers responded. When th e air cleared. chloroform advoc<tles won out. So far about 20 skunks have met thei r maker m the beach city. Thre e bombs cause worry Bombs made the headlines twice in the south county. One, a land mine fuse, was triggered when a San Clemente fire truck returning from a caJI rolled over the device. The explosion lifted the 2-ton truck off the ground. The incident occurred last Thursday al West Avenida Poniente. No in Juries were reported. A second device was found nearby. The fuses are us ed rortraining at Camp Pendleton. · Jn San Juan Capistrano last Monday, car troubles may have saved a young woman about to drive to work from being the victim of a pipe bomb fou nd on the floorboard under the driver's sc:it. When the car wouldn't start. she checked under the hood. noticed some extr a wiring and callc>d her brother. 1 le disarmed t he device, which police called well made. PoliCL' said a faulty ground wire kept the bomb from ~oing off .. After Victory \ By DENIS ORA Y AMOCIMM ...... t W,..._ 110 Clll MI NH CIT Y <AP) -It looks so different today. f''1ve years ago when I worked In this city it bore the name ~aigon, the bustling capital of Sou~h Vietnam. Today it is Ho Chi Mm h City, named for the late North Vietnamese leader who '>pearheaded his nation's victory in the war between North a nd South A few children still play on Ng uyen Hue Stre~t. the street ot nower:.. where I lived. but they aren't like the ones who tangled up my legs. tried to shine my ~hoes, sell me chewing gum or called me "'cheap Charlie" when I didn'~ buy any. ' IN TIIE ONCE PLEASANT old world Hotel Royale. rows of workers are bent over sewing machines and in the street 's old pleasure haunts, there are no young women trying to entice me. I peek th rough the window grille of the Ater bea restaurant. where I spent a lot of piasters on lobster mayonnaise and French wrne There's a single naked bulb burning in the com er. dirty chairs and tables lie heller -skelter. Around the city many stores are closed. T he AP office is locked , but through the letter drop I see photo equipment neat and shining. There's a new sign on the door, identi· fying the office as the photo section of the ci(y·s information bureau. T he Indian who once stood erect and s aluted s martly to the building's tenants manages only a slow wave of recognition. He says he's hungry and looks it. IN HANOI NOT SO long ago, Vietnamese were eager to show visitors the scars of war caused by the United Slates. On this trip, one of the few requests by American congressmen denied was one to see a hostpial bombed in an American air raid. They did get to file past the embalmed body or Ho Chi Minh, the president of North Vietnam who led the fight against the Unit- ed States. but the subject of the war wasn't brought up much by the VietrlaJT!ese. They speak openly about wanting American aid . which they could use in the bloody border conflict with Cambodia and their tussle with China over treatment of ethnic-Chinese in Vietnam. "Hell , you'd think we won the war from the way they were bowing down to us," said Rep. John P. Murtha, D·Pa. He a nd his peers came to see if they could persuade the Vietnamese to release NATIONAL I INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER APWi ........ ONCE-BUSTLING SAIGON DISTRICT NOW QUIET AREA AP Reporter Tells of Changes In Ho Chi Minh City information on U.S. servicemen still h:.ted a:. missing in action. AN AMERICAN TELE VISION cameraman say" he didn't find a central image that will explarn Vi etnam. perhaps because of the sharp differences between the northern and southern parts of the country, reuniCied for only two years. Is a key image the long, neat Imel' of people watched by uni- formed guards as they wait to enter Ho Chi Minh 's mausoleum. or the left-over gaggle or motorcycles. street hawker'\ and jobless youth in the c ity that now bears the name of the dead leader" THE PATIENCE ANO STAMINA of the senior Vietnamese of- fi cials assigned to help the press seems to know no limits. They help us c ut r ed tape, and am aze us with their frankness and humor. They talk about food shortages. the black market and official corruption. ha rdships in resettlement areas in the countryside . But they always footnote their com ments. saying this is the time of change. The future will be better . they say. adding. the complainers and refugees from Vietnam surfer "a kind of nost algia for the past.·· Spy Charges Called Plot Industrialist Faces New Murder Rap BONN (AP) -Form er Chan- cellor Willy Bra ndt hinted Satur- day that enemies of dete nte, in- c I u di ng some in the United States. may be orchestrating the spy scandal that has rocked the ruling Social Democratic Party. Bra ndt, in a prepared speech, claimed the scandal was part of a sme ar campaign aimed at dis- crediting the SOP am ong West Germ an "olers and Germany 's. Western allies. The scandal erupted last w~ when newspapers that oppose the center-left coalition govern- ment in Bonn reported that a Rom ani an defector had told the CI A a bout communist spies within the lop ranks of the German party. Georgia Unltappy1' AT LANTA <AP> P resident Carter. under attack from the Re p ublicans a nd facing t he possibility of a challenge within his own party, could f~ce an up- hill struggle in his home state if he seeks re-election in 1980, ac- cording to a survey of public opi- nion in Georgia. Car ter won 67 percent of the vote in Georgia in 1976, but only 41 percent of the 500 Georgians polled in the new survey say they <A ould vote for him again in 1980, according to a copyright story published in today's edi· tions of The Atla nta Journal· Constitution. FBglats Delayed PA RIS (AP ) -Week e nd travelers in Europe r a n into more delays and snarls Satur· day caused by the slowdown of French air traffic controllers. Delays h ave ranged from three to five hours here and up to 17 hours at other British a nd Eu ropean airports in the off. and-on job action that began in J uly. Postal Roadblock WASHINGTON I AP> -There was little prospect Saturday of quick progress in the delicate [ __ IN_SH_O_R_T_] t alks between Postal Ser vice and union negotiators who are try ing to avert a nationwide mail s trike later this month. The two sides met separately with s pecial mediator J ames Healy. Afterward, Healy said he is still gathering information . Strike fl•eter MANAGUA, Nicaragua fAP> -President Anastasio Somoza s tri pped t he n a tio n's most powerful business group of its ch a rter as a gene ral strike aimed at toppling his govern- m ent appeared to be gaining strength. ~ wa ..... ing? WASJflNGTON NPI -Cuban P resident Fide l .Castro will pe rmit a group of residents who claim U.S. citizenship and their famHies -some 1,700 people - to em igrate to this country begin· Ding Sept. 14. nm •Oflld me. HOLLYWOOD IAP l -George H. "Bud" Ornstein, longtime film e xecutive here a nd abroad. has died foUowing s urgery for phlebitis. FORT WORTH <AP1 Th o mas C ul len Dav i s, a mi II 1ona1rt' For t Worth in dustrialis t. :.its in the Tarrant Coun ty Jail , he ld for t ria l without bond for the second time in two years on cha rges invoJv. ing m urder. "" He jg charged with soliciting capital murder for allegedJy try. ing to hire a man to kill the jud ge handling his four-year-old divorce case. Judge Arthur Tipps ruled Fn- day against Davis' plea to be re· leased on bond pending the trial. Pardon Our Pride, but. .. & Agency Ella Weakens, Wanders But Hurricane Watch Continues in East v.s. s ... •arv 8y Tiie At.o<l•t_. 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L:lJlillD Call 642-5678 , 'i h ~ I (' \I h Ii ( \I r. i: h 11 r c i d n • - , kn tat ('01 WI Joi I rat col m SI ge of kD be e r w• the egi mt of .frt Tb liVI I ad< TH ~1 ~: STATE NEWS Triple Killt.•r l Release Out ForS/,ayer SAN nuwn I A p I Tht• -.tllh• purolt: bo.irrt h,1 , n•\t~kt>d th•· Sepll'mbcr 1!179 rclo~t' di.le for .lo ~h 8 Mtll"M', oonvtt<tt'ld ol murderinH h1i. moc.Jwr. st« aDd • ~ ,.., hmult.t" -Sunday. September 3. 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 5 UC Grants Eyed. The amou"t of 1'»0M)' 81.,.edly lost tt)rough thole pr-**ees wu not stated. Howt"'\w, ~ 11 be Cl\it'f\ an MUtt>nmtll' , " ht"an,._ trit.llti1\ M• month' To"'-"\I ~1u n<T, Mon..·i. •tturney, i;aad th11t ~ tultt th!-on >n da)' •t 1111 Qucmt1n w ,,, m•dr '" k'Oeld faith. II "-'*" Wf'()l\l 1rnd ~would u1• SACRAMENTO <AP > -The University or CaHromht has ltelped subsidize some research on behalf or private companies and does not ade- quately guard agatnst cOt\ntct of In· terest by faculty researchers. a state audit says. 'I'he report by state Audito r ,_, . ._.,., General J ohn Wllliams was disputed by the university. which conten~ Its practices were proper. Among the 230 research projects tha t were properly classtfttd as private grants, Ute '8dit. &aUd, four cases were tOt.fn'.d of ...-••eotiflict of interest. In each case. its~, UH.t'~Jpat lnvei.tigalor was e1~.'~~nl, partner or a boar<,l ~ber of the company finanetng the research. r<"•l ."o~lefft -in ~atllrda\ Mor"" thl'll IH ".,_ ...,.... fOT t~ bludJlt'Orl duU\J. 11( h1-. mnthe"f" and • • 9' lhf-1r ~ula V1"U ~mt· Two '.-u, *-· m 1114. author! · o,aid he killed a ~dn l>if"(n ( > 1ml •nm•te b haflJ!m'I ham •ORS WAS ro \'f<Ti:D in both c~ .ind l'n\e-nttid to dea&li tla~ M!JJarate t1mt-1. but t•iu·h cfll"'tt OYfftuf"Md lf bw. ~ Jailt!d '>lll<'t' W~ said M ha~ c-allt'd for a meeting of th.-futl nt manbeor onnnunaty Rele.se Bocird to r"f'('f stdtt ttw-<-•'" 1ndtNttmg hf' may try to get _. lhl' pa~ dale l'W'r~•on overturned' an court St-Yttral ~at.n(' report:. have described Mor-t' a'> aft • an\.li.oc•al personal.Hy" with a high pott•nt1al for VIBlen<'t' and ioa.4. that ff relea!>cd . he ~ould ~ad naer to the fl'ft community. Hut lb l January. two parole board members ,111<1 J l11·,1nn~ uff1C'i.'r granted Morse his parole d ,111' nn 1 ht• hu..,1s of .inol her l>"Yt·holoRtt' al report THE AUDIT is lilceiy to add more f\lel to the controversy o•er UC rarm research. which farm labor leader Cesar Chavez contends ts devoted to promoting private agl'lbUslness. Out of S301 million In university re- search in 1975-76 . m ore than $2S million was funded through private grants. contracts or gifts. the audit s'ld. ll estimated that at. least 64 percent or the privately funded research behe rited from stale-subsidized un- iversity funds because the private company was charged nothing or a reduced rate for university costs and t)\e principal researcher's lime. The audit also said large amounts or private research funds at UC are improperly classified as gifts instead of grants. That classrticatlon ex- The audit satd the 11ft1versily cracked.ndown on several of those cases. BUt h'5 not yet ~ its teachers to l>'!Micly ctisclo$e 'ftmn- cial holdings that coo'1 PQ5e a con- nict of interest. Bic~ Cap111le ·bite But '~ 111.11 rt't•1mmt-nded parole Word of lht-parole dttis10n sparked a bitter E1r-4-.., A__. .-.. ···~· empts the companies from me un-iversity's 26 ;pero.ent overhead MILLBRAE-CAP> -·Aftiertwo years of ar,.ment, tfte eelebret· ed Millbrae BteefttanRI ~ Capsule ~, \~ t'HE"° o(" goods-)~· -11utt•r y among Chula Vista residents and Jaw en-.... --.-. wG1'e m~S lon·~ment officials, leadmg lo Friday's hearing. r l The first contestants arrived Satur<ttly for the Miss America fhe favorable report wa:. ~ed on Morse's p t · Atl t' c· A J h h . · p1 hon marnage two years ago to a wealthy agean l~ an 1c ity. s ~ways, p otograp ers were watti~g . '\carth(:rn Cahfornaa widow. 31 years his senior. --From . left. Pat~ ~entry, Miss. Alas~a ; J?eborah Mosley. Mt~ '-'al Northey Morsl', a 6.5 year-old real E!St.ate de· Georg1a, and Chrtstme Acton. MISs Cahforma . 'l'h>pl'r from Los Moh nos. met Mor~e after cor- 1 l"•IJOndmg with lhe Sa.n Quentin News prison charge, the ullit said. IT Q~D two letters frt)m un- identified UC researchers to private companlt$ suggesting that research funds be provided as gifts·fnstead or grants to avoid the ovt:rhead charge. has nnaUy ~n ~ v eib .. hall. J•~lpl·r of wh1 l'h he was editor \ FTF:R THE DECISION revoking parole. \Ir... Morse ..,aid 1n a telephone intervi~ she c·.rn't find in hi m " the antJsocial tendericies dc·..,cri bed in Morst!·s psychiatnc evaluation and ll'rmed her hU!)band a "shy, qu.iet human being ... Sears Setties OC LaWsuit A SOrnewl»t-bemused ~it­ tee or 40 M.illb~ elvic ~ gatb~red Fridia,y for Ute ~ ceremony. ~Y watetted Wttb relier as the jammed st~I .,x was buried uncle(' the sidewalk of this San ~i.Sw Peninsula town EVEN AS t~ ~ was ~ readied for lnt~ \lftU ~. committee~~~ bUtt.onholed to Pi yet IDC)f'e to •~crammed cache. "I'm going to gel ham out. AU that garbage r-.n ·1 true." she i.aid, adding t.bat--5be ..bdieves the p.1roll' board was "actually not going on the case .11 all ·· · 'Ohv1ously, that is n't true." said Howard \\a.' pitrolr board chairman. · I don't know of any triple murderers who h,I\ 1• '>l'rwd ;i.., little time a~ Mr. Morse has served ''ho W<'re given et parole date," said Way. "You Ii a' l' lo n·eog n1ze h 1s pattern of violence and Jlllffrl('rlJUS rntl'lll is thrre From "' ::.t.andpoint or 11ubhc ~afety, I <'an undersl&nd why they made th~ dC('IMOn they did today ... Political Foes Sign Accord LOS ANGELES <AP> -An effort to ease fric- tion b<.•lween the gubernatorial contenders who mu~t work together in their cw-rent positiofts led to .1 "fatr campaign" pact that WUl govern t.heiT COO· d"ct until November Gray Davis, campaign manacer for Democratic Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr .. and ken Riett. the C'arr.paign direct.or ror RepubHcan gubernatorial ('andtdate Attorney Genenl Evelle J . Younger. reached an agT"eement. The attanpt is to check accu. ations of unfairness. \55ue-dodatng and greedi· ncss that have peppered the c•mp~. A<XnllDING TO THE settlement, each tamp will provide the other with a full text of any paid advertisement 24 hours before its release. The can- didulcs must aJso document their assertions and dispute~ wLll be submitted to an arbitration board. "ll is a good firs t step to putting the campaign b<.t('k on the high road." Davis said. "and may well ~l'rV<' as a blueprint fo r future campaigns." The arb1tratt0n board will review the evidence 111 a complmnt and have the power to halt publica- t 11111 of the obJl'Ct1011ahle material and force a publit-retraction from the offending candidate. "It will prevent un1ust1fied and unwarranted l'ril1c·1,m or the othl•r candidate and provide a lem· µl•rtng -and therefore beneficial -influence," l>;iv1 ... :.aid Wdiac ~ase Cop Seeks Sick Pay • SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The police inspec- tor who was taken ofr the Zodiac case ~ause he wrute notes praising his.own work says hltwas so shaken after his transfer that he missea 26 days of "ork which should qualify as disability leave. David Toschi , 47, now assigned to the pawn shop detail. took three days of sick leave starting July 12 and then went on vacation until Aug. 6. In bis petition to the city Retirement Board, T9schi asked that the 26 days he was oft be l'<'rtified as service-connected disability leave rather than time off for sick leave and vacation. Toschi, a 25-year veteran of the San Francisco force, was in homicide 10 years, eight of those on the ta1te of the Zodiac killer, one of the nation's most biurT"e murder cases. He was transferred after admitting be wrote notes praising himself to a San Francisco colum- r11st and Slglled fictll\ous names. Zodia<:. in cryptic letter, has claimed he killed 37 people, Whilt Police blame Zodiac for s ix slay- ings. Cra8h Driver Sought SACRAMENTO <AP> -Without admittine wronedoine. Sears. Roebaek and Co. has 81reed to pay SM,000 to settle a consumer fraud s uit by OPan,e County authorities, state o"'olals 1ay. · The suit by bhltrlot Attorney Cecil Hicks aJle~ed deooptlve. fraudulent misleading, unlawful and unfair bus i: ness praoUces. The complaint alleged that s he Sears 1'irc and Auto Centers in Oran~C' County had told cus tomers thal parts and services were needed when none were needed. The settle- ment was announced by the state Rureau of Automotive Repair. Pwdr •••hftl F'..-A,,_e LOS ANGELES <APl -A Lakewood.couple was boolred for in- vestigation (If felony child abuse after autborities discovered two or their six children locked in a wooden box in a closet of their heme. R eleased on is.ooo bail each J"l'tday were F~r and Joa11ne Lauer, ~ 39. Sherift''s deputies. actiQI on an anonymous tip, went to thelr home and said two of their daughters, aged 8 and 9. were round sleeping ill a "secured wooden enclosure~· in a bedroom closet.. The other children. aged 5. 12, 13 and 14. were watching television with their parents. ( \ \ ST..4TE Pi~J.ft• -..,e Seadt ) Striking Teamsters say they will extend picketing next week to food distribution center s in Southern California to increase pressure on four supermarket chains in Northern California. • Observers ~lleved the plans to step up pleketing wen in rel!P<>f\Se to threats by some uttlons -lnclUdlng the clerics unJon local lh Sac1'8merito -to stop honoring picket ltnes In the nol'tbern half or the state bequse the stl'llre seemed Ineffective. ••-a.•nth•llk L 0 S ANG '&L<'ES f AP) -A Wootlland lUlls man says buses that would be used to transport ohUdren under the city sohodls Integration plan al'e unsafe and the dl't~ fn. aaeq:uately trained. Joe W. J.Jnxwfler became the f ffth person to Ille suit in feder.i coun. seeking to h111n the Los A1W9lew Unified 8Chool l>litlllct'I p1aJUIMl1 de- segl"egation pro.tram. 'l'be man- datory busing libaae Cl •tte Pl~ was a l least temporal'Qy del.,_ by a state appeals court Frid-.y. 253 off custom draperies! Fabric, lining, labor and installation included. &lw~ a big 2s• on bHUllful cu11om O•llPfrltt C"-r1om • 11rge l'!•OUP 01 l3b<>e1 apoctalty chOlnn Im lh11 t:vent &nhQue sattna. thee ... ooen WHYN. lelllUfO. ~:o:.:·~~! '::.~'7~~~·-. ltnift$, lal>Of ""° •Rllafl&hOfl ~ -'11!!', -I - --~~ • .JI lo f ... • - I I ·. j ' ' • , ft I • • '·· ,.._ 253off woven woodal MONTEREY PARK <AP> -The dri..-O{ a / vehicle that rammed lnto a van ca1Tyln1 14 p<'rsona -killlftl four of thMn -wa1 Miftl SOUCht GIVe your llOme lhe -aM 1>e1u1y Of woven --:z::'1e111 ChOoH liom a wonllefllll OI _....,..tton1 to Ill ........ today for investigation or murder and attempted murd<>r. police said. Killed in the attldent Friday nlPt on U.. San BernardJno Froeway were • 2·weelt-old '-b1 bo1 a slx·month-old lnf'ant boy, I ~7ear-okt boJ iftd It 20-year-okl woman. s aid pol\~ dtspatch« ArleM Acevedo. 'lbeir names wer. belftl withheld Ptftd· ing nollftc.Uon of next of kin. I The GtlMr occupants ol t.M van were tlhft to burn • .,. M Averal rMarbJ bolpttals. TMtr C!Oft.. d1llon1 1n not known. Suntwon told poJiCe O.at the drivw of the other ur inltnUonal17 struck the van, lla. Acevedo Hid Shi Hid he nett Oft foot, .... ,..... efleelW. liiRldq, ._.._a ""°""' ......,.,. leplfflberlO ... ....... ..,,. ..... SAN DJ200 t~Pl -8ttc members.· of the.N* lleae~ Co,mmltt.ee baft. been '-finel ~t.oin '15 to•· for ~­ ing the city's o.-.Ma~ Mllnlng •e bathing in 4' Nov. 5 att-pt lo test the law's "&!14!~· Municipal Coutt :Judge "Manuel Kugler•orftered tbe'""",.. commit· tee chairman R(j.bef\ ~cobs, 29. Kathleen Jones. 26. Samuel Metro!.. 44, DiTer Nenn, 40. Frans Guepin. 42. and Sonya Peasley. DCut•Pe.._..O. LOS ANGElJES f:-0Pl -In an- ticlpation or lower ·pt~tty taxes as a res ult of Pl'01>Qs1tlon 13, the SoUthem 08llfbmla -Ges Co. bas re· ~ M& rai. by $19.9 million, ~­eMldll~~lfDY Preet.Clent Harry P . lJettOb l'r. The reduction, which amounts to 10 cents a month for the average re- sidential customer. went into efrect Fntay and will last until Dec. 31. lt?t. •t has taken more than two years or meetings, deb•tes and assorted wraacttag ~ t\l,e e<*Q· mlttee lo agn!e oo what ~ Of arUtacts. reeord~ and, trivia ~ht lo g~ Into t~ ~. 1'nd 1 then to collect \hem. Councilmal,\ Art t.epos:e. chairman Of \he commtttee, call ed it" capsule politics." THE ~" \\llndtnade by ere- <ld•nt n;;;;~~ • Mntbrac-l~ilt , ftib· \ ta,\'1111 · dozenil ft'· 'm\ltee figu~· . or He lde 21st c ~ • 11\us. the w.·~"#llh it~mi; I~ ng rDdt-, ~ e8b tabs. record& 0( a\\~-. 1liiMlfll· ings or red. white and blue'ft're bydrants.=hose, cifiH\tes. a pocket c cuh,tor and a •ac· , charine w ag I~. GR.\ND OP ENI.NG! .. , .. CH.~MP.\GNE .~ ./.1 " ,• BUFFET \' ,I FREE ENTRY- WITH JL"ST Ot~E CLASS SIG .\'-l"P SEPT. 5. ST ARTI.'VG .5:00 P .. l\tl . 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CAIL y PILOT A 7 r I . • ••• ., O range Coast Daily P1101 Editorial p ag.e _____ llJl•llllll!llSl!lu•nd.•.Y.· s ••• l).tellm•be-• J •.• 1.97·8· .. ·---·R·o·be·r·t ·N·W·e·ed·'·P·u·b·h·)·"~.'--T·h·o·m·a·s·l(·~-v.:·'·E·d·l'O·r Probe of Gates I Raises: Doubts Tbe ·U.S. 1llor"•Y end l " •Y t9' u• tnv lllkJal lDto \.he personal und prof4 Ntona1 conduct or Or .... County hcriff Drud Galt.~ ore ul un 1.1od. 8.t Wt' &My really .. E'WI\ t.boQah \h • Lfttt'N!' fi v(•·monlh pro~ ~ndt"d with Gal bcln,t dearNi or <Any ullcged wroni d°'ng. in :w>me Pf'OPle'. mind h now carncs with him u !'>U&mu lhut won't be t' l o er ast' Dl'M'n.'ed! Nov. can 1t bt· "hl'n he 'tt•ilhi,tood not onl)' tht' rigors ol a thorou1th FBI mvcslalC ution. but an curlwr p robe b) t~ ate-auorne> gt·rwr.tl <JS wl'll~ Put asid~ Ga ll'!; .rnd tht· d a m ugi: da.nt• to h•~ reputaUon and can -er . tJnd the rt.· a re ~criOllS 1 su~~ tnvolved in the lM1dent lbut arc.> tt h auntinj( cau e for det-p~m Ftn-t. WI\)' tedcrol a uthorll•t~ ut all'' They a ('tcd undt!!r an .anl.l·naekete.-r jng ~mendmefll to u fcderw omntt>u,, crime bill In the ~s. they entcrc..-d a local arl"a trlldiUon1n1 the domain or -tatc or local la w enrorcemeft\ olf•<:ta l Too. why ha the ~rson or ~flions wtlo lodged the unf°""'*d ac<'\&.llllOn~ again Git a1ve n the comrort and luxury of anonyml ! Ir unbl1 ed o nd on sound groun<t\ 1 well a s ~rrormlng what they s aw u a public ter\!lee. they i-bould have no conc~rn abQut revealm• \helr ld~\l\lei. And with no nat\ana l aecurtty issues or s eemingly ~ny othtr public ~rn except Oateb al slake. \he FBl •houldn't hesitate t(> 1dcn t 1fy those whost• bidding it did. Also, wh•t of lht> a llcf,!alio n!) '? Tht:' Gall':. probt• anclu~ lpterviCW!-.. of lwnkc r:.. !-.lockbroker~. t ruH•I ajl"nt&. colleac ptof'cssors. public officia ls and others . The manttS '\lndt r investig ation r a nged from Gates per onal nnun lo the isi.uing of g un pt.•rmits. r\ny wuy bvou look at It, that indirates a shotg un approach . not ont•. ut many wild goast• chase~. And showdn't thC're bt> somt• kind of a ccountability'.' How many manho urs sp ent on the investig ation to nowhere'.' \\'hat did it cost ? Whose d ecision was it to 8pt"nd those dollars? And. as the investigation continued. who decided to 1trikt• out on new roads? All those e lements a national police move. unse e n accusers making uns pecified c h arges. a seemingly costly inept attempt to ~ve a point that couldn't be prove d a nd no public accountobilily some how seem out of place in an open and f~ ocicty s uch as ours. lt '!lay be that we all have a stake in the investiga tion of S he nff Brad Gate!) und neithe r he nor w t• profited from thC' experience Bad Handling Evide nt Dragging on eVL·n longL·r ;,in9 m or e m}~lt·nou::.ly than I hl' anv~igat1on of Sheriff Ga tes is the U.S. Justice De pa11.men\'s handling or a probi: of possible corruption in Cahmrrua ~late a overnmcnt. No 0ne !>Ulsidt the FBI and the office or U.S. Attorney H er.nan S&ll~s l'O~l1¥ knows who o r what is being investlg.ated m th1s long and drawn-out a ffair. Two names depo.4i~ s tate Sen. Alfred H. Song of Monte rt>y Purk and tobby1. t Oonuld Kent Brown have' been m~nu~ as tarANS. but who else is bl'ang subjected to F'BI M'rutiny is s pc<·ulatin• · ,~ fedc rnl Mrttnd jury hus bet·n t•m panl'lc.•d in t he C<tio.l'. ~u t It h~s duwdll1d to thl~ po mt thut m ;m v µo liticul insiders bcHt-vc tht• ti m t· !-.Cht-dule is bt•ing m':mip ulatc•d until on er the Novt'tnbt•r C'lt•ction. Who this would be nefit tsn 't clear. Sillus is brand nE:'w llO ~he ,i.ob . tie wuis dli-t'tor ot the DC'pu1·tmenl of Motor \'~hlclcs befof"t' being appointed federal judge las t y<.>ar. ll1s Ocmocrulic connections in Sucrume nto are s till strong The grand jury, under Sillas' directlon. htu' httd only a h a ndful of m eetings. although both h e and the Justice Departme nt de ny lhe investigation is being dellbetately delayed. One rar-oul !\J>CCUlall6n s aya. Lt. Oov. Mervvn Dymully wlU bo f\trther tainted by the grand jur) .. s ultimate r't•vclnllonK to th<.' point tha t he would h~vt• t~ -.t c p down from oU\ce if he is re-elected . This. goes thE:' 1 ~eory. would 14.'uve Gov. J e rry Brown free to appoint a ll_C'utcnunt .govt•rnor more. to his liking. His top aidt·s. Gruy ·Duv1s and Tum Qumn. a r e m t•ntioned u ~ likt.•h •1spirants to Dy mally's job. · Whatever the reasons. the in vestigat ion ha s d ragged on ror more thnn two years and nothing conclu~ive has come of It other than clouds· of s us pic ion . The o.ffalr ts dlrrc rent from the G ate s investigation. but both ~ar the hallmarks of bad handling b y the Justice Doportment. Surely the mighty resources of the FBI s hould have gather~ n ecc111rnry evidence by now . Jus t as s urely, a g rand Jury should hove take n action o n that rvidencr • Op1nlon1 ••pressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other vlew1 ••PrHHd on this page are those of their authors and artl111. Aetdtr oornment is invited. Address The Dall y Pilot, P.O. Box 1580, Co1t1 Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642~2 1. Boyd I C1tt the Mustard B1L. II. BOYD • Brlt1ln'1 mu1tard king once observed: "My fortune came not from the mustard people eat, but from the amourtt tbty leave on their plates." Interesting notion. How man y other com- mod ities can you think or which likewtH 11nerale more profit from wo1te than rrom uaeT Medical researchers, now ~•Y that penplratlon doesn 'l "' n""' *--.. •. ~,.. ........... ..,.,,,. ' --- get rid of bodily poisons, con· lrary t o longheld belief . Perspiration, they say. is nothing but sterile water with some dissolved salts in it. Providence, R.I., ts credit· ed by some as the firs t place in the world w~ere all human beings were welcomed re· gardless or r ace, color or creed. Average age at which U.S. milttarY officers re.Ure ls 43. Enll1ttd pereonnel, .,, 38. Q. "~t how eommon is tlia' tbiftl oaUtd JMJousy ?" A. Mlghty common, studies show. More t han 16 percent of a sizable HmpUnt told, IUrYtJOf'I rtaenU1 u,., they'd PPtrltnotd Jta1olJl)I within the last six months. Q. "How much money did Henry Winkler get ,ln the car· ly doys of the 'Hoppy O~s· show? How'much now?" A. Then, about $750 per episode. Now. an esllmated $80,000 per episode plus a cut of the proltt. • . .,...,.._,.,, ...... . -- T1'8 Fmm W ashb!J!on Demon of Reform's Distracted · ·t~T~~d:!~:n \~~ ~ ~ Congl'ess f got lo thinking about Ralph Waldo ~mcrson. lie com· pluined to the Mechanics' Ap· prentlccs' Library Association 10 J:Soston an 1841. you r e· member. thul there was alm~t too much rt:focm "Nol a kingdom. town, statult:. n te. calling. man. or woman. hut Is threatened by the new ::..p1rit, •· he said. "The demon of reform has a secret door into the heurt of ever y lawmaker of c·ve ry Inhabitant of every city. . . What is a man born for but lo be a Reformer . a Re· m a k e r o f what man has made ... , .. THE "DEMON OF reform" doesn 't have any "secret door" Into the heart Of lawmakers Of this 95th Congress: it is bard to recall anything quite like it in recent times. Is it. really right that the cost of running a yacht should be lax- ded uctible because the owner entertains b1ASiness clients oq it? That's allowed in the pending tax but. Should the dues at a sporting club be written off as ». business expense? How about that swimmjng pool behind lhe hacienda -the owner likes to invite his clients over lo disport therein. Surely. you say. lhe1e are ex·· cepllo1,tal and eKlreft\e cases~ Well. in a sense they are. but Treasury Secretary Blumenthal told the Senate Finance Commit· lee that the tolal cost or "enter· tainment deductions'' to the Treasury ls currently nann.ing at about $2 billion a year. OBVIOUSLY TH~ way lor you or me to eu~r tu .. ls to buy a yacht. Jn rqent mood in Congress IL is ely that \he S e nate will incre•o \he loopholes and the capital gains write·olf s in the peJ\dina bill <which Plumeott-at calls "Ult~ far loo heavily away from Am er ican wage earners">. PrC's ident Carter might veto the bill if he conside rs it too un· fair. but whether he will or not I don't know. He vetoed the $126 billion defense appropriation bill <with its questionable $2 billion nuclear carrie r > and thereby beca me the first president to veto a fuJJ.scale s upply bill since James K. Polk. He is lhe most unpredictable president we have had in a long lime. People speculate about it. The difficulty seems ,lo be that he is triggered off by principle, which is <Jn unusua l thing in Wash i ngton and in volves a private Georgia Baptist code not always easy to follow_ Earl Waters a 0 •°.'o •O o Blume nthal said the t ax bill is lilted away from the .. wage earners ." Who is speak· Ing for wage earners these days! The normal tripod of Wa•bingt.on -Big Government. Bit Business and Big Labor -is askew. It as better. perhaps. when the lhree·legged stool or ordinary constitutional control 1n Was hin gton 1s ('ve nl y balanced. few Americani. passionately Identify themselv('s with any om: of the three "Bl gs ... and il 1s healthy to have a normal tension bet ween them wtuch helps main· ~in stability . But organized labor hasn't ~n doing so well for some time . The tripod teeters. Conservative economist Peter F. Drucker in The Wall Street Journal tells the story or trade union decline: 30 years ago. 40 percent or the .American work- ing rorce unioni1ed: now only 25 percent. or less. No other in· dustrlal democrat'y has so low a ratio. CRUSTY, IRASCIBLE George Meany. 84 this month. Is prob- ably on his final two·year term as bead of the executive council of the tro11bled labor movement. I '3 Nol since Congress gave unions their modern charter in the Na· tional·Labor Relations Act in 1935 has a Congress so humilial· ed them as the 95th. Last year it unexpededl~ de· feate~the common situs pieat~ 1ng b all t h a t would h a ve perm1lted a union to halt work where several unions were tn· -vol ved Congress also defeated the cargo preference bill d e· :-.1gned to aid seafaring unions Congress killed the conswner a~ency. and the hospital cost <on trol bill which wo r ker c: favored. ' Then came the battlC' with tht.' u S. Chamber or Commerce and the National Associa tion of Manuract\u-ers, over the· labor reform bill on which both s ide!' :;pent enormous sums of money. Me any said "nothing as more important to lhe labor move- ment at this point In history " THE BILL seemed to many fairly commonplace. vastly e:<· agger ated as a threat by bu~• ness groups. and pri ncipally de s igned to make anti-union com patues like J P Steven~ toe the Wagner Act Une . It h ad full Carter backln1. sailed through the House. and then fa iled six tlm~s \rt the Senate to must.e r the 60 votes needed to break .. m1buster So 1t da•d T h e N 1 w Y u r k T 1 m t' " t.'<htonahzed. ' Thi· tngg1" t dt.> t~al. 1:. lor work1•r•• who wJnl th1· frt>cdorn lo b<1 1 i,:u1 n <·ollo•c tavd:; ·· W <.1t.hangton·~. mood ,.., C(•rt.m i ly differf'nt fl"()m Bo~ton .., 11\ lo4 l w h e n ~mf>r <.o n T01ct 1h1 M C'l'hanic!'> · 1\ppn·nt 11·1·. L1hr:1r.v Association lhut t'v1•rybody WU!- o u l r t'fo1 man~ t>v1·1 :1lh1ng. particularly lawmakl'r' As Blumenthal i>xpla tnl!d th1· p<:-nding tax b1lt. a 1 ~ p.1 JI four pe rson family with wag~ mrnnw of $10.000 would gd a tax cut of $62. a family \\:tr. income: of Sl00.000. around $930 I' M!em::.. hardly fair BIG CORPORATIOi\!'I w:th foreign subsidiar ies can Jugglt· ove rseas profits 111 <1 tax gim m1ck that currently co-.ts Lht• Treasury a b1llior. .i y1;-ar Or again. Blumenthal eates tht' man with a capita l ~a1n of over S~ m111ion who u.:;es looµho lel> to rt' duce hts tax rate to onl y S per cent. Witnesses defending loophole-.. speak W\lh fervor and ~ancenty They 1 ell Russell Lona'.;; Senatt· Fin&nc1• Commtt ee that t h1· system wtu ch 'artc.r callt'd • "disgrace" tc) the PoOr 1n 197f. doesn't perma: the wulthy to at· cumulate enou~h 1nve-s tment capital. It is true that I here is a capital shortage right now and that Uu~ feature of the syatem 's creakin.)! b adly. Thomas G Cor coran <FOR ·s "Tommy the Cork .. 1 and Henry Fowler of the Ken· nedy.Johnson admlnlstratJQn.c;. appeal tearfully for the Upper Doa. '"1e ll~taurant Associa tton and the bartenders' umor defend the lhret>·m:irtm1 lunch as an antertmnmenl dectuctam A ROPER P<>Ll. say" that afte r inflation and <'n nw. lhl pubi1c now lhmh .. tax reform '" 1 h11 mo~t prt:'~::-.rn~ oat 1ont1J problc.•m. TherC' Sc>l'm~ littll· r1· :orrr. 10 the pending 1 ax bill N(•xt )Car SocaJI S 1•cur 1t \ automaucally ancreas('~ 11~ b1t 1· by SI I balhon. a serious bu~me~~ for t he poor_ Thl' new bill would cut laXt.''- S1 6 ba lhon -but SIO bi llion of this apparently goe~ to uppt·r 1n ~ come~. <ind to corpl'Jral1on!'> !-,n "'hat. -..ay ~pon~or-t he 1101:1 ' will a ll ll'H'kle down 11 tht· masst·., 11111rn1• • TRl1 1•. II "'•C/ I rd fl•/ Wasrnngwn b111111e rs author <·rir renrl11 1•' R1cl1ard Str1111t 11f 1111• Chnstwn Sc:11111ce Mo1111or Where There's Smoke; Don't Legislate . Even though the November election ii s till far dista nt lhe proponents of an initiative to ban smokers from almost every· where but the privacy or their own homes are already thump· ing their ca mpaign drums loudly. Nol that the opponents are idle. The major opposition to thi s OP · pre s aiv e ballot measure, de· s ignated a s Prop. 5, ta or· ganlzed labor. The c ampaign against Prop. 5 is. not sur· prisingly . baoked fin•nolally by tho tobac· co lntorests. The proponents. who would like you to believe they are motivated solely by a desire to protect the public health, have lined up an impressive array or endorsemenL'>. Among them are the American Cance r Society and Califo rnia Medical Associa· taon. Th~se are joined by such do-gooder organizations a s the Parent-Teachers , Sierra Club and som e thing c alle d th e Friends of the Earth. Qµotes "l work fewer hours. I am more relaxed. I am more con· versant with the Was hington ways. t know much more clearly the s trengths and the weakness of our own staff, ot the Cabinet, the Congr ess. others with whom I have to deal." -P resklenl Carter, renectlng on his work. ··r thtnk the problem i~ In the Congress. They are the ones who keep spending. They are the ones moving us farther and farther away rrom a balanced budget " -North Carolina Gov. J 1 mu Uunt call in g for a balanced federal budget. Additio n a ll y. the propo nents list on their committee Nobel Laureates Linus Pauling and Glenn T. Seaborg along with s ome p o li t i c ian s lik e CGtt1NSSman Paul McCloskey. Stale Senator Ar len Gregorio and Assemblyman Floyd Mon . each or whom should know bet· ter. The reason Urey should know better ls that they are elected of. flcials whose duly it is to un- derstand the purpose of govern· mnt. Prop. s is a blatant at- teml>l to pervert the power of government to an unworthy purpose, that of interfer ing with citizens purs uing their in dlvidual pleasures in a peaceful and lawful manner . GOVERNMENT exists to pro· vlde lor the health. s afety and welfare of lhe public. But laws which seek to regulate or inhibit the conduct of society beyond tha t which is reasonable lo pro· tect citizens from individual ac lions which threaten their live:-. or property can only hasten the fall or the government itself. l\n example of the damage to gove rnm e nt wh ich e an bt• wro u ght by an opprees1vc· moralistic law 1s found in the Volstead Act. It not only proved the axiom that an unpopular law is both a bad law and an unen· rorceable law, but it bred a form of corruption and crime from which the nation still has not re· covered. WHILE SMOKING may cauae some physical harm lo th• smoker 1t •~ obvious that lht' smokers do not believe it to be any more damagm~ than many other self-indulgences praallced by humans. In a free nation each individual should enJOY the Uber· ty of seeking pleas ures an his own way. Certainly the govern ment bas no right to single out harmless pleasure see!..er' i.-. 1 argets or persecution And that, of cours<•. 1s ail that Prop. 5 reaUy 1s. A ~mail chqut• of zealots. opoosert 10 smoking. seeks to perse<'Ult:' tht> smoker. by harassing them whenever they surface 111 public IT IS t\ PETTY tyrannical at tempt to use the police powers of the s tate to stamp out • pr actice that is personally d1stastet'UJ to them. Who then shall ~ next" Those who don't use the right b rand of .d eodorant and arP the r efore orrenslve an smell .. Thote whole dress do~&n 't coo form " ThOtle whoge mi nne r1sm:. or !\peech 11rt1 repu•nant " Thi· posslblbUes ar<> endlou The ptly of Prop 'I IA lh•t. 1( pa11cd . notwtthltanding 1ho OP· preasiveneaia or such ll ll1w, •I would divert lhe ent:q~tes or law enfor<'emcnt to something ~o in s1gn1f1cant when it cannot began to cope wtlh violent <'rime. Sunday Paper Cost: $70.92? By JOE CAPPO Repnnted from The Chicago Dally ,'vew~ We all know that the prices of variou s aoods advance ot different rat<:s Somt \' 1:1 sh oot !'head, wh ile s ome will rem.Un s t a tic. Wha t would happen , thoug h. if )OU tool-. the price trend Cor the last five years and projected tt to t.be next 10 ~car .... 01 to tht• year 200l? "fhat is exactly what Manplan Consultants. n Chicago-based management con!-.ulr tng firm, h~ done in a reoent 1ludy. Here are projected prices for various goods ua~rd on their pnce lrenda ln the paat 10 years <are you ready'>> Low priced car I ligh priced o•r Private eotlere tuition Average house Bar of soap Toothpaste Rump Roast llb. l Ground beer <l b.> Coffee Ob. 1 J elly <small j ar l unday newspaper ttT3 \977 3.00Q 5.000 G,SOO l:!.000 l .Mo 3,840 34 .500 54,000 lJ 35 39 ;g 1.49 I 49 89 I 19 70 3 25 .25 .59 .30 .60 • \987 J 7.700 55.32() 7.:1~ 191 lt)(I 3 01 ·I 89 I 64 2001 10.;.000 F l 2ctU 17.510 I 3-1 fJOl t Iii l2 Ii~' 80 1 8!1 7 S4 39.tM~ 113 9R i0.92 To write tht Oally P iiot/Bo • 1560, Cost• Mesa, CA 92626 Sundlry, Sept9mbet 3, 1978 To Call the Da11v Pllotn 14 6'2-4321 -ora•o• eo ... oa11y P•lo• More ~inion --------~~----------------~------------------------ • ,, J. . ,\,,, .• ..... \1 .... ~ . Nick Thimmesch MY GOODNESS . GRACl~US, ARCHIE·· I 1PA BET Mf LAST VOTE FOR GOVERNOR TUOSE FREEWAY PEOPLE WOIJLt>A p UAt> THIS THING FINISUEl> BY NOW. .. Inflation Monitor Chips Away BOSTON Robert Straus!> do1:sn 't have an easy tame these days de fen din ~ Pres ident Carter's anli·innation program. the one Strauss is in charge of. Indeed, at the National Gov· crnors Association annual meet· a ng h e r e . St rauss had l o d 1:.pt.·11:.c gt.•nt.•r ou ~ dose:. or h1:. 1wod n ld -bo~ hum11I' to re lll'~lht• b:.irhed t•r 1tfci sm wh1 t·h s tun~ h1 :. Texc.t :. hide. He didn't la ke it when Kansas Gov. Robert F. Bennett cut loose with a IS-minute assault on the federal government's role in fir· ing the i.oflat1on which, at times. bas hovered at double·diglt. This infl ation, Gov. Bennett intoned. "1s seemingly untended and cur· rently beyond control." SINCE STRAUSS is widely celebrated as the man tending infl ation, tha t one hurt. He docsn 't feel comfortable with the numbers game either. Strauss ··- argues that 1t 's u~eless lo con· stantly monitor mflatioh, just as it "makes no sense to take my wife's temperl.tture every 15 minutes when s he is feeling poorly." · So it's double·dagit one month, Strauss explains, but less the next. What Struuss is hoping for is a bout 8 ·percent al the end of tht: year . somewhat higher than thtt banter~ around 7.2 fi gure. "So far." he <tdmitled. "we hav1· produced less results than wt: hoped for .. But a moment l<1tcr . he protested. "We •people in governmcnlJ shouldn't make ourselves the whipping boy for l'Verything. "T H E TRUTH is, the re's enough blame for <tit of us. I evt'n get co nrused by the economists. They say, on one hand . it's going this way, and on the other hand, it's going that. I( you could get a one.a rmed economist up here. he'd do more good than anybody " Now Gov. Bennett, a bearded conservative. is laying for any fed who shows up to talk about infl ation. Strauss was a choice target. Bennett lambasted .. ever· I Increasing prolife ration of federal regulations'' as swelling bus iness costs, and causing state governments to maintain special sta Us or hire expensive consul· tants to figure them out. AS FOR THE Carte r Ad· ministration's efforts. Bennett said, "I see more jawboning than results. more charts than regulatory reduction, and more planning than progress." Be nnett cl aims th at $200 bi II ion a year -10 percent of our total economy -is spent lo com ply' with federal regulations . In Kansas. he says, the feds lake $2 from each taxpayer for every one the state a nd local govern· ment takes. And so it went. with another Repu blican governor , South Carolina's James B. Edward~ .. cha rging that the roots or infla· l ion li e in the U.S. going off the gold standard. then eliminating silver certificates and silver coins, and finally forfeiting even on t he good faith b acking prom ised by high econom ic pro· ductivity. P E NNSYLVANI A'S Gov. Mill on Schapp, a Democrat. tried "IF 'itll,f TWO DQt.l'f KNOCK rrOFf BACK U RE, I 'M GOING 70 SfOP71-l/S c.AR-W£ ~ CVEN G010 CAMP[)AVID I I MEAN IT-WE'U. iURN RIGHT A~ND AND GO Har'.E!'' to rescue Strauss from that one by not ing that. "When Herbert Hoover was president in 1933, we had the worst crasb. a nd the soun· destdoUar." Stra uss is a ma r velous j a wb o n e r . H e br o u g ht McGovernites and Wallacites toge ther w h e n h e wa s De mocratic National Chairman. but he has a dickens or a time jawboning economic interests, though he claims that the ma· jority or the largest corporations and un ions are willing t o cooperate. "What aggravates me." he la m ented. "is when I t alk to businessmen who com plain a bo u t regulatio n s and the bureaucracy, they wind 'up say· ing voluntary programs lo slop inflation won't work. No teeth. uso I SAY, oh you want more bureaucrats eh? How in the hell do you want It -with more regulations, or voluntary?'' -Strauss was scoring points in a rguing that: the administ ration prefers to ''chip uway" al infla. lion, rather than institute wage and price controls; an energy program wi ll be a s trong deflator; a irline deregulation will help; and OSHA and EPA are m aking substant ial cutbacks in regulations. But t hen Nor th Carolina 's Democratic Gov. James Baxter Hunt Jr. struck a telling blow. "We got letters from President Carter some time ago, asking us to hold do~raises." he said . firmly. · "WE 010, and took some heat for it. Now you are dealing with the postal work<.•r s' contract. and ·this is a crillcal matter to governors. You must settle that one in noninflationary terms. or otherwise you can forget all tho se request~ from Washington " Strauss. an inflation fighter and special representative for trade negotiations. is Mr. Carter's only authentic two· hatter. After weathering the barrage on inflation, he acknowledged the a pplause. ro se. a n d declared: "Having solved the in· n ation problem, I will now move to another meeting room and solve all the problems of in· ternational trade." Exit jawboner Strauss, grin· ning. and wrapping his arms, Texas style, around all nearby ~overnors. Daily C e rtainty: Solis Coming Up -By Leja D. GWebaard Mn. CUUboard i& a reridm\t oJ Corona ~l Mar -at lo.tt r•· port. When he and I committed ourselves to each other It was Sir Winston Churchill who dictated how many children we s hould have. The prime mlrllster said ll in one of has books : "one to replace the father, one to replace the mother, one to increase the population. and one In case of accident." We had four boys In four years. • That's the good oews. The bad news is now they're all over 6·feet tall and home fo r the summer. When they're standing they look like they control the room. When they're sitting they look like they're standing. When they're lying down they look like wall to wall carpel that eats. Our house is not a home. It's public domain. It's a: MOTEL: We have exce11ent accommodations w1th low rates. Sometimes their friends sleep over th al we haven't even met yet. The adjoining bathroom comes fully equipped with wet towels. gamey socks. melted soap and missing comb. J RESTAURANT: This is conveniently located next to tne motel. It comes equipped with a female robot that cooks, waits tables. and washes dishes. When he r mechanism breaks down she throws the dishes at people Her afm is excellent. WAREHOUSE: This is for storing the used rumiture for that apartment the boys plan to get someday. The oldest bought a sofa and <fne and a half chairs at a fire salt' two years ago. He s tored them in the attic and the dust fumes trigger the smoke detector alarm at least once a week. LA UNDROMAT: T his is open 24 hours a day. Last week alone. the washing machine washed SS pairs or s.ocks. The female robot doesn't wear socks. so that means ri ve people wore 11 pairs of socks in seven days . The dryer ate one sock. One foot's in trouble this week. VACATION R ESORT: Three or the oldest boy's cronies from out of state showed up on the same day for a week's stay. The four of them shared the motel room Two s lept from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. and two slept from 7 .30 a.m. lo 1 :30 p.m. The ones who weren't having their turn in the motel room were laking advantage or the restaurant facilities. llo;,' CATERED DISCOTHEQUE : The SUCCl'~~ or this one depends upon neighbors who don't object to strobe lights and loud music. Invite all the neighbors· children so they can't call the police if things get rowdy. AUTO REPAIR SHOP: This 1s for anyone who needs to find out why his jaloJJy broke down. This shop comes equipped with tools that either disappear o r rust from be· ing left out overnight underneath the jalopy. This was originally a garage and driveway combination. ll also doubles as a parking lot and the one who's car's blocked ln is always the one who needs lo get out. RENT·A·CAR SERVICE: This is ror the one who took his jalopy apart to see why il broke down. He's figured out the p roble m , but s ome one ran over the s teering mecha nism while it was lying in the driveway. The renl·a · car is always returned without gas. INFIRMARY: This is for the boy who finally got his jalopy put back together , but took bis finger apart in the process. This place is a lso used for the one who was hit by the dish thrown by the female robot. PET SHOP: This is located inside the youngest one·s room. The World Books have been positioned into upside down "V's" so his pet rats can run through ror their daily exercise The dog sleeps under the bed and growls at the rats . The cat sleeps at the root ol the bed and snarls at the dog. The boy sleeps most or the time! ... ANSWERING SER VICE OFFICE: This offi ce answers all incoming calls for those at the motel. resta urant. auto repa ir shop and parking lot. This service takes messages but does not guarantee delivery to corre<:t person. LOST AND FOUND OFF1CE : This office maintains a good supply of empty wallets. massing com bs. used toothbrushes. and single socks. Some or these items make good weapons and the female robot throws them instead of dishes. Not responsible for articles left over 30 days. SAVINGS ANO LOAN OFF1CE: So called because any savings is repeatedly loaned. leaving a pocketbook full or IOU's which are not redeemable upon de mand due to lack or supply. PSYCIUATRISTS' OFFICE: This office never closes and covers any problem: broken heart. bad image. lost baseball game, unemployment, broken jalopy, or an un- reasonable parent. If both parents are unreasonable. this office is staffed by the oldest boy. unless he is the pattenl, in which case it falls to the ne>ct in line. Because he an I are committed to each other. we're thinking or having ourselves committed, at least until the end of the summer Bob Greene/ Dream of Celebrity Status Passes Tesj of Time WASHINGTON -I doo 't know what a kid growina up fan· t asizes about tod ay whe n It com es to fame. He probably wants to be a guest·host on J obony Carson. • For an entire era, though, the fa me fantasy was to be on the cover of Time m aga zine Seve ral generations of Americans knew that to be OD t.be COV • e r of Time wu to reach the belabt or e 10 achieve· menl. Tblnk of seeing wu.r face staring out from all those newsstands I Tblnk ol your face being de· livered to •ll t.hoee mailboxes! J even used to have a private adolescent nightmare about lhe Time cover fantaay. lb the nlshtmare. I bad irown up and done someth1na Important, and the edlton ol nme had advised me 1 wu aolDI to be on the cover. ~ ---:..· .... But then the issue came out -/ and the cover was one or the stra nge-looking mode rn art sculptures that the m agazine used to favor a couple of times a year, instead of the realistic col· or portraits that appeared as a matter of course every week. There I was, on the cover of Time. and no one could even recognize me. I WAS TlllNKING about these things the other afternoon while wandering around the third noor of the National Portrait Gallery here. l am usually not one to go to art galleries or museums. but the National PortraJt Gallery i<J featuring an exhibit that has all the fascination of that original tee.1· age fantasy. The gallery has acquired 900 original paintings, watercolors, drawings, photographs and sculptures commissioned rot the eover of Time over lbe pa.st 20 years . <Befor e t h at, the m•garlne did not make a policy ot saving cover art.) More than 100 pletta of the cover art arc I I ) now in display at the gallery. T hese a re not the covers the m selves, but the art work from which the covers were adapted. They were not Intended lo be lasting pieces or beauty ; actua lly, they are an unusual kind of deadline jour nalism , cov· ers usually painted or drawn in a hurry to make the closing of the magazine. IN THE AG~ of televlslort, the art of portraiture seems to have diminished; certainly we would be hard·pressed to thlnk or more than a handful or distinguished port r ait& th.at we have seen and remembered durina the past 30 years . And yet , walking through the exhibit, one Is at.ruck with how many of the Ttme covers one re· mem ber.1. The cover or Time m agazine unwltt1n1ly became pcrha l)6 our truest po pula r portrait art. Seeln1 the covers here evokes a stron1 feeilnl of 008talal•, and a sense of Ume aod place: The memories the covers brtn1 back ... .-....,,,.--1.-__ • .._...., -.. -#-....... v--~ .. ... -,.. .-.. ,,. -... -.. go far beyond memories or their subjects, and e>ctend to where we were and how we lived. The covers have the same effect as hearing an old ra vorite song. There is J ames Hoffa. looking somehow menacing as he peers in from the right·band side of the cover. a truck's headlights cutting through the night rain in the b ackgr ound; Duke Ell · ington, posing quietly in closeup in front ol another picture of himself at the piano; Dwight 0 . Eisenhower speaking to an UO· seen audience while the Ubert_y Bell peals behind him; Vince Lombardi, lookJnc out onto a football netd while bis players watch from the bench behind him -and, behind them, the rans wa~h from the stands. AT FlRST GLANCE, t he portraits seem somehow out of pro porlion . a r the re t$ sometblna wrong with them. It ~ket several aeconcls lo nc~ It out: The artJlll have been ln· structed to leave large meanlna · lesa 1paces above the subjects' beads. so that the word "TIME" can be inserted. . To me, the older covers are more appealing than the recent ones. The earlier artwork is con· scious ly r ealistic, as if the artists were trying to duplicate the effect of a camera. But the result is so much more im· pressive than a photograph. Indeed, many or the most re· cent covers are photographs. and they don't come close lo the impact of the early portraits. Somehow the idea of cover portraits painfed by artists lent an air ol importance that cannot be m atcbed by. say, a color photo of Cher or 1 candid photo or a newsmal<er at work. THAT'S '111E KEY to those earlier Time covers. they were l mport ant , t hey som e how bestowed a kind or secular ma· jnty on thelr tu~. •• If the edito" of the magaiiM knew that, no matter how lmportant 3 man or woman, that week on the cov•r ol Time would beeome the moat m e mor able and Im· pressive of l h at man 's or woma n's Ufe. And the prose style ins1de the magazine matched <excerpts are posted on the wall next to eacb cover>: There is Richard Nixon. painted smiling In front of tbe Kremlin In 1959, and there is the vintage Time lead: "Ele~ hours out o/ 8aUunore's Friendship lnternotionol Airport . 4'1'l hourt <l/ter o rt/ucling touchdown m t~land. the gltcinmQ Boet ng 101 1et tra•u po rt . ~mblazoMd U.S. AIR FORCE, ,,.ace/1AUtl cfUl.lfld eoatt>ound above the sandal ~Ml o/ 8olffc Lcd09Cl toto0rd tht heart o/ tM S<>vtet LJnjon. It wa.s 2.'7 p.m . .,. Vi« Preddent Rkhord Mtlhotl.I Nh;on , /real& tn a dMlc gray aummn-wanght nit and bght ~ tie, ~ blinking mto tht .n&ntight /rom the Jorward halch • • You-look eHk ar\work in ~ exhibit'. >OU Look Clt ~ faces. and you thlnk to yourself: TbHe people .. too. must have once dreamed what It would be like to be on the cover of Time. \ I .. I • Je DAILY PILOr STATE DEVELOPMENT /HEALTH El Camino Real By JOHN BARBO It ALONG EL CA MINO REAL CAP > Two hundrf'd ye1m. b<>fort• cn.-n handt'<i on the moon. u 1rayin1t and t.ratl·w~al'y pMr@ s>l•ntcd a cl'O!>I on a shallow lull In San.Diett>. claJnuna the land for God In lht-Hf'•Vl'n .-nd the klll& in Spaln T hal a t , played out before a few lndum:. and Spanish M>ldi~ni. 1dsnoted ~ optnini.i of Cahforrua t.o lb~ white man. ThJ:ll CMI'. ~!>entlally bt.>came the outhern root or a trwl that b<.~atmc 8 roMd that becaml• u htahw~ called El Camino Real, The Royal Ro"d. lh~ nub or CallrornJa's extraordinary growth IN 11fE I !t,. five dec ades. Callfornh1 '~ &olden ~~t h•:; aonc money crazy. Some old li mcN. IA host-fa mlhe'> hnvt bt,'('n In the state ll· ~ than lOO years. curse th<' newcomers and grumble th1o1t the.• Statue of Ubcrty Is 1n the wrona plart' Thi' nation's most beautHul 'horclin I' ,UffOC'Btlng under the WCilht or hum unit\ No"-thf' ~~•m1• ,t,1t<.' that :.l a~led the nation "1th Pmpo:.1tton 13 J ('h:nched tuxpayers f1:.t under the no.., .. · of gO\ ernment. I!> fighting b<1ck aga1n~t th<.' V('ry for«~ that made lt rich -peo. pie and money pre!I. ure from all over the world It l:s o battle fraught with ironies and is of most lmportanr .... to those to million Americans. no w li ving t'l:.l'Wh~re , who wall knock on ('.Allfom1a ·s door before the year 2.000 and hope to be let m. Clusters StudWd Does Cancer Pick Targets? WASHlNGTON <AP> -Cancer is not one equal opportunity disease that strikes everyone with even-handed malevolence. It strikes at random . certain forms strike more often in some slates or countries. and. every once in a whHe. a mysterious "cluster" of cancers. far above the average, will appear in some community. A cluster or cancer cases in Rutherford, N.J .. was the latest to attract attention. The mother of a leukemia victim noticed that other children at the Pierreport E1ementary School had come up with similar blood cancers in re· cent years and presented a list of names to school officials. State health officers checked records and found that the community of 10.000 had 32 cases of leukemia, Hodgkin's disease and other relat· l'd cancers reported in the past five years . They called th.is figure abnormally high. EXPERTS FROM THE federal Center for Disease Control <CDC> in Atlanta have been in- vestigating such local clusters for more than a decade and are looldna into the Ruthedord case. 1bey say there [s Uttle evidence that. these clusters are more than coincidences. "There is not much evidence these clusters occur more often than chance." says Dr. Clark Heath of CDC's Bureau of Epidemiology. "This doesn't mean any one grouping might not mean something else." Those investigations showed that childhood leukemia like that noted in Rutherford and earlier in such diverse places as Niles, Ill.. Elmwood. Wis .• a nd suburban Atlanta - clusters more than other cancers but still near the level of chance. Heath says. Heath says CDC bec a me involved with cancer clusters because it was once suspeeted, but nt!vcr proven, that some cancers might be infectious. Although this theory has not been ruled out entirely, he says, the emphasis has shifted to looking for environmental causes. If evidence or a cluster arises. the field in· n.e e%am••tiea •I_. ...... of ~· certlfle.Ues reft!•letl t•at t•e rates •I dfllere•t ~~ va..,, r e gionally.! -~~~ vestigators look at medical histories, interview residents about pel'Sonal habits and working conditions , examine pollution levels and in- dustr ial activity and try to find anything in the envl ronment that might contribute to cancer. "But when there is a lot or public concern, we m ay have to do a field investigation for other than scientific reasons." Heath adds. Whil e the CDC looks a l loca l ·cancer clusters. other scientists take a broader look at geogr aphical patterns or the disease. NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE re· sea r chers conducted a landmark survey or cancer deaths occurring in the nation's 3,056 counties between 1950 and 1969. From th.is data. the researchers built gcor(raph.ical cancer maps «************************• • • : SPECTACULAR : • • :*.. *: • • « • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . ~ . ~ ! lhe ! • • ! American! . .. . w . : affle : . .. • • • • ! ANCIENT MARINER ! One-time Grand, Scenic' Route Cluttered by Development Callfom uu . :mying. "Stop." If Cwtromla cur\'l stop them, the sheer co&t will Mo1wy from oil ov~r th · world hs seeking a ,ufr h1tvl•n In C;.difornia 's real estate. especially th,· 1.074 mile i>trc.·tch or magnificent coastal mountu11\li und u ndy bt>ache:>. Nowtwrl' 121 th~ prestiure more visible, more acute thun ulong El Cam ino Real, once a 650· ~~ Eur11 t•f" • .., • ., • ., • ., •• rec.,... to tlut r~tfletl reel• •I Se11 J11•11 Caplatr••• •re ~••t ... ftl. 1t'li• ••WI.. •lter ••Wl11fJ ,_.,•d119 dee S...,.uta ••'"~ ... e ste•I,_.,. •re ,_., .......... •• CIM-~d tfle reel• of Ta~o Bll"IL ~ milt• trail linking the 21 Spanish missions from Sun Diego to Sonoma, begun by Father Junipero St!rru with the cross planting on J uly 16. 1769. The aood father from Mallorca came to bring religion und civilization lo the. heathen Indian:.. and by that process protect Spanish interci.ts in Alta California from the Russians already moving south a ship's-stride at a lime. The Russian mr nace passed. But a greater one was waiting to the east. American eyes focused on the treasures of California. Less than a century after Father Serra. the new nation claimed the territory. E~ry decade found new wea lth -fertile soil. gold. oil. a beautifully mountained coast. und a suMy climate where the living was easy and movie cameras could grind away all day. El Camino Real. the name given in 1942 to Highway 101. stretches from San Diego to north of San Francisco. a concrete belt harboring some of the most expensive. desired and won· dro us real estate in America. Its soutnern reaches arc almost constant city from San Diego lo Los Angeles where half of Californ ia's 21 million people live. TODAY , WHERE FATHER Serra 's heart leapt to see two Spanish ships in San Diego Bay. the vista is now eave-to-eave shim· mering white rooftops in the California sun. Instead or m asts , two scaffolds rise above the a s bes tos sea . proclaiming ''Ka mchatka Vodka." and "Lloyd's Pest Control." They stand between the graceful old mission and the sea. Farther up the coastal highway. the pretty little mission al San Luis Rey is bordered by an auto salvage yard and a mobile home park. E verywhere along this gilded coast . lhc people pressure Is almost tangible. Considering everything sold -mansion to :slu.m -the me· dlan price or a California home In 1977 wai. more than $60.000. and probably twice that near the coast. Still farther north. in La J olla. where hous~ march down the mountalns to the sea. a typical home that sold tor $127.000 last year sells ror $185.000 now. an increase or almo~t 46 percent. Against this pressure. bastions are being raised in some coastal towns between Lo& Angeles and San Francisco. "No growth .. laws preceded the taxpayer rebellion called Prop. l:i "They are r aising the drawbridge ... a real estate man in Santa Cruz says with regret. California has also passed a coastal zone la w with comm1ss1om. empowered to ban de· velopment as far as rive miles inland from the high tide mark. Sixty-three percent of all Californians live in the 15 counties that hnc the coast . and many of the m will have real estate worth more than they ever hoped to accumulate. ' Whatever the drawbacks. the northern part of the state hopes to evade the rampant develop· ment lhal has paved the south with rooftops. Even the swallows, bound by some eternal pattern to return lo the red·tiled roofs of the mission at San J uan Capistrano. are confused. Instinct only goes so far. It leads them to the pretty town. but it doesn't give them the ad· dress. Now. with building after building lmitat· ing the Spanish motif, the swallows have a larger choice. and some are found nesting In the red tile roofs of Taco Bells. FROM SHADOW HIL~ outside of Los An ge les to Foster City on San Francisco Bay. people have actually stood in line to buy their dream houses. At Shadow Hills. they drove up motor homes and pitched tents. set up a rules committee and m ade line checks at night to bt s ure each family was there The homes were priced between $55,000 and $64.000. one-story, three bedrooms. Only 81 were available . but 111 families were in line. One wom an, expecting a baby, had to rush to the hos pital. The rules committee allowed her to keep her place. lt'was a false alarm anyway Outside of San Francisco. Foster City is built on filled-In tidelands. ll was a planned marina community of 11.000 homes. Despite predictions of earthquake disaster and sagging foundations. the homes sold before they were built. For those who own homes anywhere near the eoast. it is as if the re were a taxi meter where the door bell used to be. It rings up the price by the minute. One home owner in Palos Verdes Estate~. who can see Santa Catalina Island over a neighbor's roof on a clear day. paid $60.000 for his home in 1968. Today il 1s worth mon' than S200.000. !fl' estimates the price rises St .200 a month. PRINCIPAl. ANNA AMOAEW WITH PIERREPOAT ELEMENTARY STUDENTS THAT, OF COURSE, contributed to the homeowners· rebellion. Property taxes were based on the market value of their homes. A man who could afford the taxes and t he mortgage of a S60.000 house suddenJy found himself paying the taxes on a $220.000 house- Enter Prop. 13. which show visually wher e cancer "hot spots" exist for different people . This examination or millions of death cer tificates resulted in severa l important studies showing, for example, that the rates or different cancers vary regionally, men die from cancer more than women and nonwhites have a higher death r ate than whites. The survey showed that there are gener ally higher rates fo r cancer of the breast. colon. rec- tum. esophagus, bladder and ovary in the North and low rates in the South. Cancer rates also ap. pear higher in a reas nearc hemical. petroleum. lumber and other types of industrial concentra- THESE STUDIES ALSO found interesting exceptions to general trends. With lung cancer . ror example, death rates for American men are hi gh in the metropolitan areas of the North. But the highest rates are clustered in two southern areas. along the Gulf Coast from Texas to the Florida panhandle and along a 300-mile coastal strip from Charleston. S.C., to J acksonville. F la. Dr. William J. Biol , of the institule's en- vironmental epidem iology branch. says the statistJ<.'al studies arc not definitive on cancer risk or level or ha~rd. "But they provide clues on the causes of cancer and leads on where to look further." he say!>. Blot's group iS doing 10 field studies in areas where there are high rates of certain can- cers. "The first one we did was along the co"llst or Georgia concerning the high rate of lung cane.er in me n and we arc analyzing the data now," Blot says. "We did 1,300 interviews in Brunswick and Savannah and are computeriz· ing a lot of information. As you go inland. the death rate tapers orr. indicating something is going on along the coast." Blot says the group also is halfway through a study in central Nebraska where statistics tn· di cate colon cancer. a disease typical or urban. E astern areas. 1s unusuall y high. Nowhere along the Royal Road has change been more !'wift and unimpeded than in the ~oulh . 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NIWPOlrT llACH • : Oa 0 al'• Sundcrt hnch """ IO A.M. ! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil •************************• DAILY PILOT • Our lnlormatlOn b<ochures. conMnt tor 9Uf~. and conaunouona are conSIO«ed Integral p1rts 01 this ennouncement. e.xp.ot1t1ona 01 laYOf1ble reaun• cannot b9 bNed enllrely on roeu111 ol otMr pet'90nt. Flnendng A11all1ble, Mecllcat P,ant, er.dlt Car09 Aecepteo \ ' • I • I . . LIVING ROOM SCHOOLS 0 SehOoI's Out Kids Not Going Back to Class 8y MALCOLM N. CA&Tt:a ... ,..,.~..._ Tb y dare not entn t. the r cbUdren to &lie ~hooh~. public, pravate or 1ltt-malivf' For me. the reason li traJabtforw..rd :tb lht' quahty of eduratJon. For othtra, It'' wh1&t they &l"t' ll!t a P"'maum pa.ad in conformity u tht· price •>f :-.uccN•S >'or still othcr'i, Jt 01\ v1ducs t IAUl(hl Or nvutl'd TllEV HAVt. T &NF.D lhctr hv1n1 room!> into school roomjl, leactunc ~1r own children ut homf' and def ma ronventlon Be 1dt>~ IO(a l)''s dlu pproval, lbcy -MJ1>0 1n v1te law-.u1t.' under statt-compulsory eduuhon luw' 1'o avoid dettctJon. SC>Me never regl~kr tlw1 r duldtt•n In school Qthers ff'SOrt to ruMl!-. l\Jo:.t fl•ar pubUc1t..y and won't be named Wh<ah•ver lht>ir numb<•r and gut'!)M.'b phu:c lht.> number bclwcen S.000 and 10,000 famalll'' th11) are u fr1.ehtcned few umong m11l1on .. or parents who send lbcir children to i.rhool und many others whose children art' taught «l home because of handicaps, for uam-plt> ''MOST OF THE people that I'm aware of .ire qutt., ~cared, .. says a New Jersey mother who is reluctant to discuss the subject for fear authunt1~ will lSe reminded to clamp down. She·s 40. the wife or a plumber and herself lt form'er teacher. She keeps her 6-year-old at home because i.he thinks schools are "stifling." not because of fundamentalist religious or moral principles that underlie the majority of similar pan•nlal decisions "Most people like t he system. and I guess that·~ why I decided to get out rather than to try and change al ... ~he s ays. School. !>he adds. "1!. not a nouris hing place for my son to be. It decides too much for him. It decides at what level. what subject, what pace he'U learn." Sbe says she hasn't thought ahead to any problems that could result from her son's lack of formal credentials, and she sees home study as an outgrowth of having had natural childbirth, nursed her son and, later, prepared bis baby food at hof!le. THERE ARE DOZENS of children on their street and she doesn't worry about his ability to get along with others in his age group. "The social life that kids get in school is mean anyway," s he insists . "They certainly don't work out problems for themselves." Most of the parents keep their children at home and out of sight during school hours to avoid attention. Considering the consequences. it's no wonder. Jn Utah, J ohn Singer is 'Under a court order to send his five children to school but says he'd rather die than expose them to sex, drugs, homosexuality and venereal disease, all or w)licb be says are rampant in the schools. An e xcommunicated Mormon who chempions polygamy, he's kept the Jaw at bay -and his kids in a one-room'6Choolhouse of his own con- struction -with his guns. AN lLLINOIS MAN spent a week in jail last year ror ~ivil nc~lect after declining to enroll his two daughters in state-approved schools. In Yacolt. Wash .. Patricia Smith is fighting a n impending school board action aimed at re· turning her daughters . 11 a nd 8, to the classroom after four years or teaching them in their converted garage. "I believe in a suprem e being," the Mormon mother says. "And the religion I was teaching at home was being aborted In the classroom " 41" e'r~ •ore coaceraetl .... , eelaat laappf~IH to eWldrftl as people. TIN!y leant IJest tellete tlaeg're •otie ated to leane.' Says Hobe rt Sessions, a 33-year-old philosophy professor in Decorah, Iowa, who is battling in the courts to keep hi s 8-year-old son Erik at home: "We're more concerned about what happens to children as people. They learn best when they're m_otivated to learn." HE OPPOSES THE notion that learning takes place only an a classroom and doesn't Like competitiveness in the schools. a mong other things. Although the Supreme Court. permitted the Amish to l'ducale their children at home in a 1972 ruling ba~cd on constitutionally guaranteed religious freedom, the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law s ays just 26 states allow home instruction for other reasons as well. But University of Massachusetts professor David Schimmel. head of the Legat Literacy Program. says that the state s tatutes permit- ting home study give the courts considerable leeway. THESE LAWS GENERALLY require an education at home to be "equivalent'' to an education in school. Officials may, therefore. question the qualifications or the teacher. the rontent of the curriculum and the chances for 1\ocial int.erraction. Schimmel says. ·•For thO!'lC who do proceed in this way ... he observes, "it's a tremendous undertaking." Those who do are the frightened few, beg- garing classification. "There doesn't seem to be any easily grasped common denominator, except by de- finition they seem to be indepcndenl·minded. stubborn people," obser ves John Holt or Boston, author or several books on education and an ad- vocate or home instruction. · tloll runs a newsletter, "Growing Without Schools." that reaches 700 subscribers. He thinks the number of keep-the·kids-at-bome parents is probably below 10,000. Hut tht' trend apparently as up. "It's happen- lna alloverthucountry, ''says Ed Nagel. who runs the National Asaoclation •for the Support of Alt rnalive Schools from hi. home ln Santa Fe. N.M Naicelsay!I he gets aboutOOO letters a year in· qu1r1n1r &1bouthomestudy. ln Wa11hln;ton. D.C .. the mother or 8-year- old Susan mulccs the nation's capital into a r1chool. taklna the slrl t.hrougb the Smithsonian ln11UtutJon. attending mlme shows and juz con - Cl'rlJI and watching nature movies. "Susan can drag you through lbe history of the universe. through natural history on up to the latest Mars landing," boasts her father, a pediatrician. He says his daughter has been wlrlnl( and soldcr~ng transistors and resistors un circuit. boards for years. For him, the joy of home study 1s the joy of w11tch1ng bis daughter blossom. Their reasons may vary. but they are un· ificd in one belief: No one, not a school superin· tendant, not a state statute. not a court. of law. must prevent them from educating their young as they wish. Says an llllnois mother of seven. "I'm aim- ing for children who are free and independent. who are going to go and feel. 'I'm OK, I can do it.' They're going to be society makers. not society adapters." THERE HE IS John McCook Emcee Duties Shared ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . IAP> -Bert Parks will be back. So will the 50 contestants from all over America. And the tears, the cheers and the silent sneers: T here she is. Miss America. AFTER A quarter· centur y on television , the S8th a nnual Mlss AmeriCI:\ Pageant will have a few new wr inkles this year. No one doubted that Bert Parks, the institu- tion's institution. would return as master of reremonics fo r the 24th year. This time. however. t he s mooth and loose Parks also will be in· troducing a possible suc- cessor to his tuxedoed "There She ls" theme. Pageant insiders say John McCook . 34, star of the television soap opera "The Young and the Res tless.·· may be groomed a s eventual successor to the 64-year- old Parks. McCook will sing and have a few lines in the pagean t 's two-ho ur televised finals Sept. 9. SWIMSUITS still will be one piece. but some pageant faithfuls may be shocked this year lo see a few contestants in more daring "French· cut" styles. Embarrassed viewers can concentrate insk!ad on the videotaped snip· pets from the finalists' interviews with pageant jurtges. Albert Marks, J r . pageant director , says lS·second clips of the crucial seven.minute in· terview -until this rear a top-secret -wil be shown. -...... Pl!Me ........ ...,.,w ... 11-•.,_ T.M.c:...tw. llHIC...tttwf. S.. ............. 27Jt COME PRAY WITH us-- 9a:1nu:m,Mt1 .;;x A gre•t • pl8C9 for kid•. ·-~·- -4 , •• vou are cordially Invited to Join us in morning and evenlno Pf'•,Y~r.at the CATHOLIC CHURCH OF SAINT JOHN, THE BAPTIST 1015 IAKIR ITR•ST, COITA MHA .......... ,..,.,, ..... ,,.,., ......, ... ...., ... ., •• ll11• ............. ~ ... } ..,,.,_ ............ _,, ... ~ .... ~ ....... I 4 • ~ ... ..... -(l ,., ..rQM • •unreoe . ,... 1t JI ..... MIC-73 Sunday. Sept.ember 3. 1978 OAIL Y PILOT A J J j l A former teacher says, 'School is not a nourishing place for my son. It decides too much for h im. It decides at what level, what subj(fJct, what pace he 'II learn. ' SUM. tin TUES., SB'T. 3-5, 1171 . ...... OPEN LAIOll DAY, SEn. 4, 10 A.M.-8 P.M. DRESSES and PANTSUITS SAVE 25o/o GIRLS' MATCHMATES 366 To 5,;~ Our Reg. •.M-7.57 A super groop of coordinated sports. wear Juat perfect for school, dress or play. Choose from pants, skirts,. gauchoes, blazers and tops in as- sorted styles. 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' • ' "' f 2 OAIL V PILOT . ,...._ c HB's Salad Days Waning I L ttuce 14 ·anners Turn La t Leaf \ 1 11ll>1:rt Vttllt·~ trudllion thut as dyang ,1 ,loY. dl•uth COOtlllUl'I\ lud uy in lhl' hadow or rl'~ uh·nt 1<11 dl·velopmcnl thut lnvadei:. seabrl'l't t· ,1,·t·pt urt'l''' ricldb of lettun· like crubg rai.s. ~h-11 whoM.' food antJ livelihood ure drawn l 111m thl' l'Jrth In Huntington Beach SWl'taled un <h·r thl• ~un 1'hur-.duy. tolllug on 20 ucrc:. in lhl· 1·1t) ·, :.outh.:~t :.l'ctor TIU; L.AND IS AMONG the last farmed in t ht• l'1ty or 161.000 thul cut Its teeth on an .1).lrtt·ulturuJ economy· und then was weaned on 1111 bl'fort' muturing to industry. ho mei. and rv1·n·at1on 111conil'. fol• Morules, of Lynwood. slartb wo rk at 5 ,, m . In the 20 acres bordered ~ Indianapolis ,\\ t•flUl'. Newlund Street. Magnolia Slrec:t und tht· rcur of thl' Signa l Landmark Propcrtici:. llll' i.cmor c11iz<.'n condo minium complex. Moral('i:. und his co·workcrs Murio Pl'rl'Z <in tJ Ygnocio Moru le~. both of Car!:>on. wc n · ll:tr\'l':.ling Ont' of thl' lai.l <.'rope. lhl· rich loam or lhl· Talbl·rt. \'ulll'y will ~·it!ld. ·,\II lt'llllCl' . . . · P"'r"'z ::.<ud. 11odding o ut '" l'r thl• 20 a crt':. of row!> of romaint'. r"'d ll•af. butll'r and ::.alud bowl ,·arietit•!> R ESIOENTIAL DE \'ELOP1'1 f;~T 1~ clos· 1ng 111 on lht• !>pn•udin~ fi1..'ld '' hl·n · flock!> of hird!> :.\\oop do,,n bl'h1nd t ractor~ to h..irn·-.t dbpos::.cs:.l·d t•arth\\orm:. and in::.t'<.'b a l plJtll 111g linw Thl' trnc·c or~ will won 1>1.· gonl' ~ind llw bulldozt:r:-. will soon conh · to bl·gin th1:1r \1ork J ha rbint;l·r of a new 1ncrt•m l·nt of Sig nal Lundmark Properties hom es .. "We're recording u truct m<ip ri~hl no" for thl' l'nlll'l' quurt.l'r ·:.t·clion ... MIY!> Jl'ff Holm. murkcllng directo r for t hl' ~ewport lkuch ba:ied hom ebuilding firm. He• l'Stimutcs construction will i.lt1rl on 130 to t 40 units nl'Xt r\ pril or ;'¥1 uy. wh1..n houi.1.·~ ·u n · dl·~lincd to :.pr ing from thl' ~011 "hcrt• food 1~ now rai::.<.'d. D••lv Pll9' St•ll f'l'.OIO\ TRUCK TRUNDLES DOWN FIELD PATH As Suburbia Encoaches on Right L1fr \\a!-> har!-h or li!l'ntll·. crop~ poor or bountiful und rarml·r ... · worrn~s involvt>d !->UC'h I rudit ion al wornt•!-> a!-> S<Jnta t\n;.i \\ind::. and Sun liJ Ana Rl\'l'r lloodi- .\LL TH.\T HAS chunged and contanul'I'-to 1.·hu11g1.·. a:-dt'n·lopm<.·nt :-prinl(s up und i:.l•nior cit iztll!> pull golf bulls und stage bango p1;1rtws nl•Xt door to lhl• SOUthl•a:-t art.'u Oeld JOE MORALES PACKS HEADS IN BOX Lettuce P a rt o f 20-Acre Harves t "THERE'S :'\OT TOO many It-ft. .. :-ay!> Tl'I!> l\ato n •garding thl• lo:i my lt.1nd par<.'l·I lh;.it ha!> fl«l ~omt• four gcm•rc1tion:. with bl';.in:-.. ('hill Pt>P pl'r!>. c.-l'lc.·ry. gn ·1.·11:-;.i nd a!>:.Orll'd olhl'r procJuc1· J ot• :\torall·:-.. Y1::nac10 Morall'~ und Mario P1•n•t don't -.pl·ak a tn·mc.·mdou!> umount or l::ngllsh .and t hl·~ don't ~l·t·m to c·omprchcnd h11\\ soon C'hungt• I!-> l'Om Ill>! to thl• fil'ld lu K'est111i11ster K;.ito 1:t.1 ml· ltJ lhl• flo rtih.· T:ilb1.·rt \'allt·~ 111 1921 a ncJ farnit·d olhl·r propt'rt) until 1964 Pl·rt·L -.;.11d T hur ... du~ tlw;. m<.1~ fur m 1l for a long l 1 ml· ;.1.·l Courts· Seek Citizen Aid ·Bus Riders' Fares Up HU!> lrm·('ll'f:-w i II lw Vl' to drop mon · c•o 1n!-> into OrLi ngt· County Tr;.in-.1t Ul!>lnct 'OCTO 1 fart'boXt'!'> stcirting Sl•pt. 10. ... oml· 1 n:-t ann·~ ;.a Southt·rn California R:ipad Transit 01slr1 rt •SCHT D 1 ruull' L's1.·ri-or 207 m a~ UM' OCTD Route:-71. f>I. .)i und'l'ithl'I' 30 or 69 \'qtuntcc r!. ure b<.•in)? urgently :-ought t o p a rticipul l" in a ne w ('Ommunity st.'rvicl" pro.1· t!C\ a \'icti m wiln('!'>S .1:--.1 ... t;1n<.'1· pro~ra m . 'fmn~on•d b\ tlw \\'t·:-t ( 'ou1ll~ ,\luni1.·1p;tl ("nu rt 111 \\'1·-.Lmlll~ll·r • Tiil; PROGR.UI ..i1m' ;Jl 1.·n<.'o ur ug 1n1:: i n · ('rl'iJSl·d <:itizt·n ('OOpl0rL1 t wn 1n lhl· c r i m in a l .1u:-tiCl' !>:vstL•m and Of fr r... !>pt:ctal a'>~ll>liJ nt·l· ltJ '1ctim~ :met w1tnl':.Sl'S Deada .\'otic.-PX STEPHAN (1l A0V~l :)fEf.'HA~ .aql' t.t rt"'-• dt. nl ot (.,drOf·n C,r~vc~ C.4 Pd\\l"d ,.,,,,., on AUQtA1 )1 1q/8 Survived bY duu~uu1.:r l•c-~not Wt.tlbNO M.Jrttn. H.,v dno Jd""'t C.hr•\tiAn ~ ROb..tl 0 ~ll Phdn \t .. t~ Oorind WeJvcr. t> 4''HdHCl<h1loren Ser¥1tM~ w111 C>e held on I u~\ddy Scooteml>N \ 1~18 .ti 11 )0 "M dt P t'f'• fam1ty (OtOf\•ctl funpr,.11 Hui.-.e We\tmtn4)ter lt93 lS1~ rt•CE llOTHllS SMITH'S MottTUAIY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 SHlfffl MORTUAU 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494-1535 1533 N El Camino Real San Clemente 492·0100 l"IB FAMILY COlOHIAL FUMllAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Weslll'!insler 893-3525 ,ACIJiC VllW MIMOltlAL ,ARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 McCOIMtCK MOaTUAlltS - Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 766-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAUOtt LA WH· MOUMTOLIVE MOITUAIY_. .....c>llAL,AH Mortuary· Cemetery er-.matory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa s.t0-5554 IALT'loUIMttOH N•ALHOMI 6'46-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 llUlllOADWAY MOITUAllY I 10 Broadway -r Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMl'TW·l'UTHU.UMI MOITUARY WUTCUP' CHAra '427 E. 17th St Costa Mesa 6•6-4888 A through direct aid. in· fo rmation and refe rral a nd crime prevention in· formation. F irs t training session r fl r ,. u I U n l t• l' r :-I '> -.l'ht.'duk•d from 9 lo 11 :1 m Tu<.•sday. St.•pt 12 .ind \\ill be.• rl'pl•att·d from 7 to 9 p.m Wl'dne ... d a~. Seµt. 13 It will ex pl a ~n how t he ('uu rt s~ ~ll'm work!\ i\t c m b l' r !\ 0 r l h c Wt•s t mins tt:r P o li ct· Dcp;.irtmcnt will d et ail lh1.· functions or their de· po rt mt."nt and its rel Cl· t10 11!'>hip to thl' court:,, and stress thl' rights and 1·~·spon::.1bilitics of vie lim::. a nd witnesses from 9 to 1 I a. m Tucsd;.i y . Sl·pl. W THE FISi\L Sl'Ssion That's th l· day OCTo ·~ baMc 2.)·n·nt ra re!> will JUmp to ·35 c1.•nl~ t.1nd lht· che1rgt• for Park·N· Ridv commull·r st•r vicl· ~md tht• door· to-deKt inallon Oial·e1 ·Ridt' will go from 50 to iO Cl'nl:- TllE HIKES :\1.\RK lhl· r1 r-.t fon · 111 c•rc~•:-l'S an OCTO'-. si x·~c.·ar hi sto ry and caml· ;1bo ut th1:s year bcc::1usl' of thl· fin;incial <.'runch brought on by Propo-.1tion 13. II cindicapped passenger::. using tht: dis trict'!> Diul·u·Lift service will be asked to pciy 35 cents rather tha n a qua rt.er starting Sept 10 and a blc·bodied companions will puy 70 cc·nts . Sept. 10 a lso will murk t he start of OCTD's fall Sl'rvicc changes. m arked chiefly this year by the e limination of 53 or the 67 Park·!'ll·Ride trips. or <.'ight Park·:"·Ridl· frC·l·Way roull'-.. threl' wen • l'liminak d completely und Cl·r · lain trip:-w1.•n · trimm ed fro m t hl· rl' muindt:r . Only thl' most popult.1r trip:. n · ma in. district officiuli. said. L':-l'r" or 211 m a~ UM ' Route•!-> 30 a nd 71 :.ind tho1>l' us ml( Routl• 260 mu) t<Jkl· Roull' OOA . ht• :-aid. Trip:-rt'm aining on !ht· fn ·c.•wcty Purk·;\ H1dl· -.chL·dul~:-un· -ROL'TE :!Ot. San Clt:ml·nll' to Lht• Fulll.'rton P ark·:"·Hidl'. Ii l j a m northbound und 5 p m l>Outhbound . u:.cr!'-at othl·r hour ... ma.,,· trav1:I OCTO Houk 85 and SCHTD Rout(' BOO -ROUTE 203. Sun Cle mentt> to Long Beac h. 5:30 and 6.0t a .m . northbound. 3 37 and 3: 53 ~outhbound : passengers ut otht'r hours mC1y USl· OCTO Ro utes 85 and 60A -ROUTE 204. fulllorton Purk ·~ R1dl· to ~l'wport Centl'r vw In uw lndu::.tnul <.i n ·<.e . 6:42 a .m . :southbound a nd .i ·35 pm north bound. traveler .... o.1t othl·r hour ... m.i~ u,,. SCRT D Route 800 a nd OCTD Ruull· 61 wil l l'mphasizc Ull · ' C.\~CELEO AS OF Sept 10 will bt· -ROt:TE 209. SJ n Cll·m1.·ntt· 111 th~· dl•rs tanding thl' victim:. Rou tt• 207 from ~cwport Cl'ntt-r to thl· nort heas t Anuhecm 1ndu!>trwl an•;.i .. ) ~ und ;.ind witn<.'ss1.•:-a nd wi ll northl•t1s t Anuheim industrial ;.in·a : Roull' 6:31 u .m northbound und 3..tU J nd .i 50 P m be prl'Sl'nll'CI by Fruncl':. 2il from Anahe im Hills to '.'<t'wport Cl•nkr -.outhbound. L;.illiml•r of the Oran~c.· and Route 260 from Long Bt«l<.'h to S<.tnta Count y Depa rtme nt of Anu -ROL'TE 291. San Cll·mt·nll' to SantJ :'\l cntt.11 llt.'alth from 9 to OCTD Gl·nl·ral Managl'r Jt.1mes Reichc.•rt Ana Civic· Ccnll'r. 6.41 .., m northbound and 11 a.m. Tuesday. Sept. !>a id dis placed rid1.•rs hav«:> ult t'rnutin·c, t .is p.m. southbound. T r<iH•lt•r-. ..it othl·r 26 · a nd 7 to 9 P m av;.ii l:.i bll' using OCT~t>gular routv:. t.1nd 111 hours may U~l' OCTO Ro utt·:-91 und ti;, \\'l'dnl'!>d;.iy.Sc•pt. 27 '--------------------~==============:==:==~:==~~ Thl' training will bl' hl'ld a t lht' \\'1.•st Count\' :\IYflm pal Court and ci tf of \\'cstmin:-tl'r Cou n c1l Cham~rl>. I\ n}onc w is h in g ltJ ,·oluntct•r . or alll'nd lht· t raining. should call lht· \'i c tim t Wit nt•!>:-A!-> '>i s tancl' o rr icl· ;.it 95i ·2737. or 896·7188 FUNERA.L DIRECTORS HARBOR LAWN- MOUNT OLIVE ~IORTl'AR\'·C~M ETERY c u ;l\11\TOR\' • Interment In Any Cemetery • Shipment • Burial ln1urance • Cremation $255 complete "Se rvmg All F'a1t11s" 1825 0111er Ave. Co1ta Mea1 540-$554 Call 642-5171. Put a few words toworl!for u . Pa11el to Hear Mobile Proble1ns )tobile hom t' rcsidt'nls un · invited to :-ug gl'lll ways the govt>rnml'nl can help them durin~ a I: 30 p m. hcuring Tuesday in Westminsll'r. The session will be held In the \\'t>stmrn~tt•r City Council chambe rs by t;.S. Rl'p. Je rry Pat· tcrson. D-Santa Ana . P atterson. a ml'mbcr of the Congrt•:-!>10nal ,\ssisll'd llou:-ing Tusk f"orcc. will be joined b~· Rep. Mork llunn<Jford. D·Long Bc<1ch. and :.tall' Assemblym an Dl•nnis M iJngers. D·Hu1'tlngton Beach A Pattt'rson aide s ;.i1d n •prl'scntative:-from consumer groups. mobile home resident as l>OCi alions and tht> mobill' homl' industry an · I':-<· peeled to tcl1t1fy. THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 646-7431 Dev Of Nlallt "• .. , .•. ~,. -~ ,." 2400 w. CoHt Hwr. Suite 9 Newport Beach. Callf. 92883 """ Hnd Free Po"1otl0 to: NAME .. ~HI Qty Zip ..... 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Dellyf'l ... ileH w Surrounded by peaks upward~ or 13.000 I t , th Iver mtnlng town of Tf'lhartde ne~Urd l n thtt Sun Juan mou nt1 i n a o r Color;1do. h<>.'l~ tht ttond an· nuljl Juu Fe<\Uval last wetkend Thi' 'ctllnf otr~rt'd a ma} Uc V1t'l4 .. , wel as • natural um · µhtlht>utt•r comparableo only to Mont rt'UA. SW1uerland THE THRE£·day event of· ft•rt•d ('\ er ythln1 rrom basic blu1•:0. tn h1ahly soph1,.t1t'utc'd t•lt•r tron1c music foaturinJl 'ome or tht• L?rt•atHt names 1n )uu II dn•" r M to the 8,000-foot t1h11udt• "'ho ~re \Wllhnc to 1t 011 d 1 rt r ~urf.totind cover~d with r 11 t• k ' .in u l n1 " . <' n du ri n JC thundt•r 'hc1w1·r.,, 90 dt'Jlrt.'.-ht•ul und b1tkr l"Olct 1'h'· L\ t'nur l..ark'-·d off Fn· th(~ t'Vt1n1ng with .A ra ... t Pli<'(' followt•d by :in unu~uul piano 'olo from MrCo) T}ntr Female vnt·ah:.t, Belt> Carter closed the , :.h ()W Wllh lllle Of her best performunct.>:. 1n qu1t1· some time. SATVRDAV MORNING em· phas1zed the bluel:.. Mighty Joe Young brought his gu1tur from Ch1 rago and along w it h his group ~et the mood for the day J o hn Lee Hook(•r '-.. g uit ar brought thl' crowd!> to their feet, dancing and cheering which con· tanued throughout the concert. Long-time favorite. vocalist Willie Dixon sang earthy blues balla d s . Guitarist Lightin Hopkins finished up an exciting afternoon. T h e ri ch b l ues h eritage brought about an intoxicating feeling and became as hypnQtic as the surrounding scenery ONCE A PAIR or hang glider pilots swooped and swayed over the crowd in time to the music and landed nearby amidst thun· dering cheers from the uu dience. Brilliant sounds or Matrix I X started off Saturd ay evening followed by sax man Stan Getz. CoWmdo Mining T~ Ja:izFesi Making History Allhoup the nt1ht wuK us cold as lhe d&N wau1 warm. the m&.flcal ru1lon between pianist Chick Cor ua and vlbrophonlat Gary Burton kept the crowd applauding 1and 111<1nc for more. The Jan Workahop featured M atrlx IX. Carol Sloane a nd John Vldoconvlch. John Stowell Ouo ond David Frlealn Duo Pharoh Sanders w wi a surprise added aUtuctlon. Ll-:ON ntOMAS with FuU Cir· rle worked on stage all day, an. noun<'lng. talk1n~ and :.1ng1ng an:any song~ with the theme or u n1 \ e rs1t l love . Wave and Solaras, two local groups cap- turl.'d thl' audience with thei r eneru ..ind original compo:.1· tiom. Sunday's even1n·g protram for a noticeably smaller but no less cnthualastic cr owd. Included Phil Woods Quartet with extra guest. Richie Cole. the Pat Metheny Quartet and one ot jazz's great vocallsu. Edd1e Jet. te rson. a marvelous end to an in- credlble three days. T he organlzalional abilities of Nick Terstenjak. president of Telluride Jau Festival. Inc. and Berkeley music educator , Dr. Herb Wong. along wlth their staff and sponsors. produced what we consider a most sue· ccssful festival. T h e t o wn of T e lluride. Colo .. Is a registered Natural His- torical Landmark. The T elluride Jazz Festival is also m aking his· tory. Telluride, nestled in Colorado mountains, above. is zoned Victorian. Sheridan Hotel. left. was sffe of famed William Jennings Bryan sp eeches. When in Rome, Turn Sunny Side Up ~TAN DELAPLANE From now through October is the best Kong. A wrist watch you set to your over-RO~u.:_~Tum right as you leave the time of year in the Mediterranean. The seas time. Set another button a nd. when Hotel Excelsior. Past the famous sidewalk tourists have gone home. The heat or August you press. it fl ashes the time in your home C'afe where young men in Brioni silk suits gives wayto balmy 70degrees. town. «And dark glasses pretend to be movie pro-It's ~ time when hotels sell out to b~g . Good if you phone home from time to ducers. conventio ns. There were no rooms in time. In Hong Kong. $110. about S200 in thl' Athens. But 10 miles out of town around U.S. · Two blocks to t~e Roman wall .. Turn Glyfada. the beach hotels were e mpty. I l~ft. Follow the curvm~ street downhill un-p a id $10 for a p leasant room with tit, on the left·hand s ide, you come to a breakfast. small restaurant. CAN'T R E MEl\IBER ITS name. 'Maybe the owners have changed. Or the chef quit . Any of these things seem to hap· pen when you write about it.> It's an old part of Rome. On my way one Sunday morning. a man posing as a sailor tried to work an old con game. the pigeon drop: "Signor . 1 fou nd this wallet fu ll of money. Could you advise me what to do with it?'' I guess I ·vc written the pigeon drop some cops call it t he gypsy switch a dozen times as a reporter. It made me feel quite international. coming to Rome to ac- tually experience it. Whal l st arted to talk about is t he way this restaurant fries eggs. I can even do it at home. And if 1 can do it, so can you. ••• In a small frying pan pour a generous two tablespoons of olive oil. Heat this over a GAS FLAME. Important you have real fire under it. 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Veterans Frank Tanana, Joe Rudi and Baylor all played in- strumental roles in the Halos· 2-0 winovertbe Blue J ays. THE WIN KEPT the Angels one game behind division lead· ing Kansas City who beat the ChlcagoWhiteSox8-3. Today, the Halos will try to complete a series sweep of Toronto whe n C hris Knapp '13·7) faces Bator Moore (6-5) in the finale. Tanana, in throwing the four-fit shutout, registered his 17th victory of the year. Only Ron Guidry U9) of the New York Yankees has registered more wins. Rick Cerone followed by lin- ing the next pitch to rlght for a single. Howeve r , Woods a nd Luis Gomez both flied to center to end the inning. Tanana re- tire d the next five b a tte rs before McKay singled up the Ota rr.dlo Tod•fl 1'NX (1878) at 18:38 middle with two out in t he seventh. Tanana, who struck out seven in pitching his 10th complete gam e of t h e season . wa s touched for th~ fourth Toronto hit in the eighth when pinch- hiller John Mayberry singled to center . THE ANGELS, WHO got just four hiCs off loser Jim Clancy. 10·11, got their two runs after two were out in the firs t. Lyman Bostock singled, t ook third on a wild pick-off attempt by Clancy, and. after Baylor walked and stole second, Rudi lined a 1·2 pitch to right to de· liver the two runs. derson 's one-hop bouncer and caught Rudi in a rundown. and Terry Humphrey grounded out to end the threat. THE ONLY OTHER hit oft' Clancy, ·who set down the last 12 Angels 1n ord e r. w<ss a lcadoff single by Rick Miller in the third. Rick Bosctti and Bob Bailor sent the California outfield to the warning track for the first two outs of the Toronto first in- ning. But Tanana wa~ in com- mand the rest of the w:Jy with the exception of the fifth when the Blu<.> J ays got thc>1r con· sccutive singlei-. CAL"OtlNIA •• 1 II~ A M1lle1. ti 4 0 1 0 L•n•lo1<1. 7b • O O ~ 80\tO<k. r• ' • • t) 8•vror dlt 1 • '> ? 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The Angels put runners at second and third with one out in the fourth on Rudi's ground-rule double. a walk to Ron J ackson a nd Bobby Grich's sacrifice. But Clancy fielded Jim An· :P H II ill ee 50 CALIFOllNIA "•n•n• tW tJ.,., ... • Q u t 1 TOllOMTO (14ncy tL.1c>1•~ ., • : ' 7 1 HBP-B•vor (bv (l•ncv• •-1 °" A-l•.~ ' BJORN BORG WAS AN EASV WINNER SATURDAY. Connors Struggles, :'!Jut Ousts Dupre NEW YORK cAPl -Jimmy Connors survived his first real challenge in t he U.S. Open tennis championships Saturday. as he struggled hard to get by litUe-known American Pat Dupre 7-5. 4"6. 6-J Thl' rough match wasn't much of <i h1rthday present for Con- nt>rs. who turned 26 Saturday 1 ' • -THE THIRD· ROUND MATCH w1ts a close battle from the tfart. with Connors fa iling to break service until the final game. 1ben. for the first time in the tournament, Connors himself was ~ken in the third game of the second set · Dupre did it again for .. .. :_ --· O.. T\' Tod•fl 2·5. allowing the second seed just one point in the game. Connors broke back in the next game at 30, and held in tile next. He warded off two set points in the 10th game but hit a ~khand service return long to give Dupre the set. .~ They battled evenly through the seventh game of the final · gt although Connors was obviously «ring and t~king tonger to 1'r've. Dupre had a good chance of eliminating the man who ha~ 1 ~n in every Open final since 1974 I : .. : BUT CONNORS WON the next game b:y just two poinls for • ~ critlcaJ break. He then refused again to talk to ncw~men . ' . . ll was a truly impressive performance by 'Dupre, a 23-year· e~ American who was· once pegged a promising junior prospect •Sff CONNORS, Pag~ 84) . ,.. .,,. . ... . Dodgers Settle for Split · LOS ANGELES CAPl -New York scored three ninth-inning runs. two on a throwin}: erro r by r e liever Lance Rautzhan on an attempted sacrifice bunt by Bruce Boisclair. helping the Mets beat the Dodge rs 5-3 for a s plit of the ir doubleheader. Lee Mazzilli s ingled and Ed Kranepool walked. Willie Monta nez singled Mazzilli home with the tying run before Rautzhan threw away Boisclair 's s acrifice BURT HOOTON s cattered six hits to win the opener 3-2 for his fifth victory in a row. his 11th in 13 games and his 16th of the season. Steve Garvey's sixth·inning sacrifice ny gave the Dodgers a 3-2 triumph in the opener. Joe Ferguson d oubled h ome the Dodgers' first run in the fourth !,nning but the Mets went on top in the sixth. Pitcher Nino Espinosa bunted for a base hll. Bob· by Valentine doubled and Mazzilli singled GARVEY'S TWO·RUN homer . bis 19th of the season, put Los Angeles ahead 3·2 in the seventh before the Mets came back. Rams, Eagles Opener Vie • m P HILADELPHIA <AP l -The Los Angeles Rams, a perennial divi s iona l c hampion. s tart another bid for that elusive Supc r Bowl today when they m eet the Philadelphia E agles in a National Football League opener . The Ra m s have won fi ve stra1gt\t NFL Western Division titles, but f'uivc never rewarded owner Carroll Rosenbloom with Ott Tl'Tod•fl Clta n tt4?1 2 a t J 8 a Super Bowl appearance. The owne r hopes that new head coach Ray Malavasi can spark the Rams beyond their level as kings or the league's weakest division. MALAVASI TOOK over the head job after two exhibition games. when Rosenbloom fired Geor ge Allen , t he for m er Washington coach who last winter left the Redskins to begin a second tour or duty as field boss of the Rams. The Eagles. on the other hand. realize that the closest they'll get to the Super Bowl is to buy a ticket or watch it on television. Coach Dick Vermeil is in the third year of a holding action de- signed to await the club's return next year to the player draft. PHllADELPHJA, as a result of trades, hasn't had its fi rst three picks in the draft since 1973, and Vermeil 's master plan is to rebuild through the draft. The Eagles haven't had a win· ning season since 1966. This is not likely to be the year to end t hat streak. The Rams present a veteran te-a m le d o n o ffe n s e b y quarterback Pat Haden , and running backs such as Lawrence Mccutcheon. Cullen Brya nt, Wen dell Tyler and John Cap· pe lle tti. Wide r eceive rs Bill Waddy and Ron Je:;sie and tight end Terry Nelson are Haden's passing targets. ' to score Es pinosa. Valentine scored on a sacrifi ce Oy by Kranepool. In the fourth inning of the opener, Hooton yielded a bases-empty homer by Boisclair which gave the Mets a 2-1 lead. THE DODGERS WON IT in the sixth in- ning as Garvey broke a 2-2 tie with a sacrifice n y. Da ve Lopes !-tingled ore loser Mike Bruhert. 3· 7, t hen stole second. Bill Russell sacrificed Lopes to third and after (See DODGERS. Page 84J AP'WI~ The Rams lost those first two pre-season ga me~. but s ince Ma lavasi took over. handily de· feated Seattle and Oakland. The Ra m players a ppear to re act more favorably to the Ma lavasi touch than they did under the Al· !e n regimen. during which a minor player revolt was alleged. THE DEFENSE IS LED by a front four o r e nd s Jack Youngblood and Fred Dwyer a nd tackles Cody J ones and Larry Brooks. Isiah Robertson and Jack Reynolds are veteran line backe r s , while Dave Elem endorf, Bill Simpson and Pat Thompson key the secon· dary. Finger Ti p Control? The Rams appear at least 10 The ball ju~t bounC'e~ of( the tips of Tamp~1 Bay wide rt>- c civer Larry Mucke r 's fingers durin~ actio n Saturday night against thl' :"-kw York Giants. Thl· Giants won the .'.'IFL opener. 19·13 See ~lory. Page 82 <See RAMS, Page 8 2) Area Drivers Seek 500 Title By HOWARD L. HANDY Of tile Dallr Pllet S\lft ONTARIO -Danny Ongais of Costa Mesa will s t art on the front row In ·today's California soo USAC chatn· pionship car r ace at Ont ario Motor Speedway along with Tom Sneva and Johnny Rutherford. Ongais is one of four Or ange Coast area drivers competing in the race. Only 30 cars will start. D UANE "PANCHO'• CARTER, a graduate of Marina High School In Hunt- ington Beach, st arts behind Ongais in row two, Steve Krisiloff of Dana Point is in the middle of the firth row and Dl,ck Simon of San Juan Capistrano is on the Inside of the sixth row. On1els wltl b e seeking bis second • . .. s traight USAC vi ctory. He won a t Milwaukee in a 200-mile event in August. He also won the 200-mile r here in March along with \ltttories at College Station . Tex. and Mosport Park, Ontario, Canada this year. Sneva captured tbe pole position for today's race with a 199.933 miles per hour speed with Ongais posting a 198.697. BUT nlE FASTEST qualifier was A.J. Foyt. Unfortunately for Foyt, his run came on the second day of qualifying and he will start well back In the pack on the outside of the eighth row, despite his 201.36Sspeed. Foyt switched from his own Coyote to drive for Pamelli Jones In this r ace and may have started an associatk>n that w\11 be bard to beat ln future years if the two ' " . remain together as :1 team Sneva. the USAC point leader. hai. not won a race this season but has bet!n on the pole seven times Ongais has been there in the'bther six WHILE AnENTION WILL be focused on Sncva and Foyt . A1 Unser also comes in for his share of the limelight. He has won a l Indianapolis and Posono this year and will be sl'eking hb third 500-mlle vic- tory today. tr h~ is successful. ht' will become the rirst driver to win tht> Trlplt Crown of nutomobil~ racing. Unser start& on the third row. Brother Robby Unser will be driving for Dan Gurney 01 Corona del Mar in the <See AREA. Page 84 1 .. . • • ,. ,a.~ ......... ,. -,. , --.. -.. --. ... . -- • .. ... ,,. , ; .. 82 DAILY PILOl P.4YIVN SIGNS WITIL£HICACO ('lllC AGO tAl'I Hunnana bttc k Wal tt.'r Puyton of lh e l'htcago 8el&l'I, who ttad wanied to tx• the hlKb t paid player In 1 he N aUonw Football Loque, <'ame to t•ontract tc-rmis Sstur cit•} on th\• \"H ' of tht.' Hear'· N f'° I opt.•ner \ t·lu b ... p11k 1•,m J 11 '"'ti c.il'n t'riot! MI DAgt•r J im fo010k ... ind Payton 's Ml. s1,~1pp1 11ttomey. Bud I fol mt ..... qrt•<'d by lon.c dis 1 itnl•t• tt•h •ph(ine to 1 i.<•rlt>'I of thrt•\•. OOt' Y•'itr N>ntracl' With no option yt'ar ~ TermR wrn· not dlscloi.ed A OUJ'ti' ,jtjd only that .. lht• J Jo? r t' ,. d u po n " a I a r v f f' 11 'omt•,.twrt• ~t-.•ecn lht> l'l.tlmut ed S390.000 ow 84.>llr.I lnlt1ally or re r t"d ror on.-Yt'ar and lh<> ll'Mitue hitch $733,000 which 0 J St m p ~on o f San fo'r »nc 1seo m Jk\""' Golden Eagles Trip Spider RI C llM ON I>, V u Ol'fe ns ive C'nd J ame:. H u lt• scoop~ up a blocked punt .. nd raced 10 yards for a touchdown and Ra ndy Boyette booted a .Cl yard field goal as Southern Mis· s lssippi 's Golden Eagles edged Richmond 's Spiders 10-7 in a coJlegc football opener Satur day. Stoney Parker. snifflns.: out a quick kick whic h Ri chmond ea rlie r b ad pulle d o ff suc- cess·r ully to p in the Golden E agles deep in their own ter· '· ritory. raced in from his left • ' h . . ta ckle position to smot er the punt with 5 minutes lcrt an th~ third period No. M~ltigan Roi& MARQUETTE . Mich. -A p a i r of r eco r d ·b r eak i n g p e rform.a n c e s b y j u ni o r quarterback Todd Krueger and 1>enior wide receiver Brad Wand led Northern Michigan to a 30·3 nonconference football victory over Eastern Michigan Saturday m the opening game for both schoob. /\ c rowd of 9,338 basked in rare 80-degrec temperatures on the south shore of Lake Superior as Krueger completed 15 of 26 passes for a record 319 yards and three touchdowns. 1£aders aKN .,_ SD at lats A-lc.M lNfloe C.rewM lll fll<e Bs11 A.Oliver r .. Plllltll•NY Roberts SM OQllvie Mll Reynold>. SH YCMHll Mii Lynn B"' s1no1e1on e.t 0 Al " .. P'ct. "' 419 .. 1.0 .J)4 133 5$4 101 112 .m 104 411 Al IH .3U 101 3'4 •• 114 .31) 101 3'9 .. 112 .llW 104 J1' SI 114 .JOI 170 ""° 44 1 J2 .)OC) 101 ,., 50 111 ..>'" 121 "3 •S U2 .2'1 123 413 SS 123 .2'1 "-·-Rlct , Boston, 3'; G. Thofnft. Mltw ...... M, >O; HISie, Mii•-· 2'; Thormon, Cleveland, 11; B.tylOf', ~·toml•.11. ._ ...... Ill Rice, 8oltoft, 1M; s~. Detroit, 104: Hiii•, Mllw•ukM • .,; Thornton, Clevel..,4, .. ; J Tllompson, Oelrolt, '2. Pltdll111 cu Dec:llMM) Gulory, New York, 1._2; B. SIMllev. Bolton. IM ; Ecllenley, lkKton. *S; Gow•. K-Otv. 12-4; 11111~. Detroit, 14•; Hunter, Hnr Von. 9-4; <:.Aldwell, MllwaUllee, 17·1; T8!*1e, Calltofnl•: 17.9 Ptr1ttr Pvt> 8urr OUQMAll BUCJ<,.. r Oii R.Smlttll.A Cl-SF ~tock SF J.Crvz Htft Wfllttleld SF low•""' lt-Cln N«leMIL....- 0 Al " " l'ct. 111 ... 14 148 .J .. 111 411 ., 129 .314 ., 341 3' '°' .:.110 .o2 403 11 1~ .JIO uo ... ,. 150 .101 .. 3'2 •2 111 '11 IV 474 M U4 -* 12:1 .c12 •1 m .J03 12' 577 ., 15' .am IJ2 SSI .. 165 ."9 .._._ Fost .... ~1. 31; LU:rlnsld, Pt111~. 1'; R. Smlttt,. L.ol """""5, 29; Kingman, ~. ?l; ~ Molllf'ffl, 23; Perk.,., Pit1$bur(lll, U . . _....._, .. Fost .... On<lnnMI. 91; 0.ntl'Y. Los AntelH. 94; Parkff, PllUburoh, tt; R . Smith, l CK Angela,•; Oe<I<. Sett Fr•n<IS(;O, II. ~Ill 1120.CI ..... ) Perry, s.i Diego, 15-4; Blue, S... Fr....:~o. t•·7; lonl\ant, Cincinnati, 9·4; Hooton, Los Angeles, ~; 0, ~ Pltts.buf'Qll. 10-S; K Fonch, ..-ton . ._.; Moffl"t s.n Fr•nclKO, M . Suno~ September 3. t97& '"'"' ......... NEBRASKA'S RICK BERNS (RIGHT) RUNS PAST ALABAMA'S DON McNEAL. Long Drive . Does It Alabama Blitzes Nebraska, 20-3 BIRMINGHAM. Ala. IAP> - Alaba ma's back wasn't exactly up against the wall, b ut the Crimson Tide wasn't exactly an perfect field position either. O nl y inc h e s s epa r ated Alabama from its own goal line, th e sco r e b oa rd f a v o r e d Nebraska 3-0 and the second per iod was mo r e tha n .fi ve m inutes old . The partis an Al abama crowd, still seethin~ over la-;t year's runnerup finish to Notre Dame, was beginr~ng to ~el edgy and see the No. 1 pre- season ranking slip away. SO OLD BEAR BRVANT hauled a met hodical 99-yard scoring drive from h is bag of tricks and Alabama went on to a 20·3 victory over 10th-ranked Nebraska in the season opener for both teams Saturday night. "I believe our long drive took it out or t h e m ." s aid qua rter ba ck J eff Rutledge. whose four-yard touchdown pass to Major Ogilvie capped the long march and gave Ala bama the le ad. •'The long drive was the key and it also consumed a lot of time," Bryant agreed. ALTHOUG H ALABAMA rolled up 264 yards rushing and 54 through the air, it was a rock- ribbed defense that was the key. T h e d e f e n s iv e un i t h eld Nebraska to 110 yards on the ground. limiting I. M. Hipp to 54 and Rack Berns to 42. "I can't say enough a bout our defense ," said Rutledge. "They stopped probably two of the very best backs in the nation." Meanwhile, the running of sophom ore Billy J ackson dug Alabama out of a deep hole. WITH ALABAMA trailing 3·0 more than five minutes into the second period, Jackson bulled 14 yards on a third-and-8 play after Nebraska downed a punt on the Alabama 1-yard line. J ackson gained 29 yards and Tony Nathan added 36 on the 16·play drive that ate up almost seve n minutes and gave the Crimson T ide a 7-3 h alftime lead. Nathan scored on a 2-yard run after a third-period interception by Don McNeal al the Alabama 39 and a 3-yard run by Rutledge with 2: 17 remaining sealed the o u tco m e a ft e r A l a ba m a linebacker Rickey Gilliland r e- cove r ed a fum b l e a t th e Nebraska three. M E ANWHIL E , a g ang . tackling Alabama d efense put Fr .. Page Bl !~th!-!.~~ .. ~~~d~~~e ;.::last year, who have a defense that should has yet to demonstrate the pass- k eep the> team r espectable. ing consistency to lead a win· the c la mps o n Nebras ka's veteran offense, which averaged 294.5 yard~ a game last year en route to a school rushing record. The triumph enabled Alabama to a venge it.s only setback or 1977 , a 31-24 l oss t o the Cornh us ke r s tha t cos t the Crimson Tide college football's national championship and sad· died the m with a second-place finish behind Notre Dame. Billy Todd's 48-yard field goaJ gave Nebraska a 3-0 lead al 6 :46 of the ope ni ng p e r iod, but Alabama's superb defense, led by tackle Marty Lyons and nose guard Curtis McGrilf, limited the Cor nbuskers to jus t two more fi rst downs during the rest of the first half. THAT TURNED the tide. SW• ingin g the m omentum t o A l a b a m a . SCX>ltE av OUA•TEU 3000-l 0 1 • 1-10 Neor•\koll Alat..mct Neb-FG TOdd 41 Al..--Oootvoe 4 ~s from Rutle09e ICNpNn ~101 Al•-N•"'-" 2 run CklCk t.iledl Al•-Autledgl l run !Mc.Elroy k lCkl A-17,023 GAME STATISTICS ..... For\IOOw~ II Au~~y•rcts M-110 Po~no Y••ch .. Return y.,.CleQe 0 Pesses 10-22·2 Punts a.41 Foumb!~IO!ot 2·2 Pe.,.llles-ywels •·SZ Al.I . 11 ~l ... S4 tt S.1)4 1-41 ).I ~" INOIVIOUAL STATlmCS RU~IN~ Hipp l•S4. 8erM U~. Ale~•. N""*' i..ra. J4Kktoft 14-62. RlllteOQI '~·S6 , PASSING --•Ill.I, SorleY t-21-1, .O; QuiM H .0, 4 Al-. RutleOQP S. IJ.0. S4. RECEIVI~..-•• '"'nl J.U, Smltll J·lt. Brown M l. Al-..._ Bolton 2-JO, Ogllvi. M 4, Whll....n l·IO. NFL Action Begins Only Uniforms Have Changed By~ Auoda&ed Presa · Welcome to "New Faces ol 1918," National Football Leaaue- style. old Th • J t Actually ~ races are, for the most part, . ey re us peerin1 out from under new helmeta. of Lydell Mitchell. for example, wore boreshoes on the sides his bead for s ix years, before a contract dlapute turned ualy and the Baltimore Colla traded bim to San Diego. So he'll. have lilbt· ning bolts over each ear when the Chargers open tbetr aeuon in SeatUe today. NFLScMchff JACKSON. WHO woaE Rams borns TODAY for six years and Eagles' wtnas for four, c;.--a.vec o.t,,.ii wound up in New England this year when .. ~~.u~~:W:.' .~"Mite 110 the Patriots' star wide recelver, Darryl St· K•n•H 0 1, •• Cl"<..._ inj --...I in blbi n.tl, I p.m. incley. was seriously un:u an ex · 1. o • A "o • ' • ' • • lion game collision. Jackson is being ~.·;1l>fl•• 110 ....... counted on to keep the Pats' air game go-... ,_.et.._v_.1m int toda.y qainst the visiting Washington ';!~=."::U::'°"•• Redskins. ' ~· O.J. Simpson, who bad defenses buf. c.!.:.:..l'•"'''0 •• faloed for nine years. wUI be dlspla.ylna wu111111t o" •• "•• his talents for San Francisco when the 1~.ic:Nuto 49ers open in Cleveland. ~·~W!:O:C~ 11 In today's other games it's G~n Bay p.m.,ai-1•1 at Detroit. Houston at AUanta, Kansas Ci· e.111~'t.. .. , ,, ty at Cincinnati. Los An&eles at ....... c--411 Pblladelpbia, Miami at the New York Jets Plttsburab at Buffalo. Minnesota at New Orleans. St. Louis at Chi~ago and Oakland at Denver. On Monday nleht tt's Baltimore at Dallas. THERE ARE A LOT of other new faces to focus on rookie faces. • There's Earl Campbell. the Reisman Trophy winner frocn the University of Texas wbom the Oilers drafted in hopes of finding another Tony Dorsett. · And there's Terry Miller, Slmp&on's successor as the brunt of the Bills' ground game ; and Art Stlll, the defensive end Kansas Ci· ty hopes will do aometbing about all those yards and all those points the Chiefs cave up last year. and Ken MacAfee. the tight . end who figures to open up tbe holes for Slmpson and perhaps open up the 49ers' passin& game as well . AND NOT A.LL TBE &OOKIES will be wearlnc helmets. Some of them will be wearing beadpbooes and carrying clipboards. Tbere are aix men making their NFL bead coacbina debuts - Warv Levy ln Kansas City. Sam Rutllliano in Cleveland, Pete McCulley in San Francisco, Neill Armstrong ln Cblca10. Bud Wilkinson in St. Louis and Ray Malavasi In Los Angeles. In addi· lion. four former bead coaches start doing lt all over qain with new teams -Jack Pardee in Washington, Chuck Knox in Buffalo, Monte Clark in Detroit and Dick Nolan in New Orleans. They'll be easy to s pot. They'll be the guys asklng themselves: -It can't really be this easy, can it? OR What have I done lo deserve this'! .. .. * * Giants Trip Dues Tampa Bay Tumbles, 19-13 TAMPA, Fla. <AP> -Joe P isarclk. replacing injured starter Jerry Golsteyn, fired a 67-yard scoring bomb to Johnny Perkins to lead the New York Giants to a 19-13 victory over the Tampa Bay Bucc&Dffrs Satur- day in the National Football League's first 1978 regular season game. Pisarcik found Perkins down the right side on a third·and·l3 play with 6:51 left in the third quarter to snap a 10· 10 tie. Placekicker Joe Danelo missed the extra polnt. A second.year quarterbac~ from New Mexico State, Pisarcik completed nine of lSpasses for for 156 y anls ln relief. The Dues' Nell O'Donogbue cut the lead to 1~13 with a 26-yard field goal in the fOUrth quarter. but Danelo counter'ed with a 23- yard field goal wtth6:51 left Int he game. The Giants took a quiet lead in the game's first minute when rookie defensive back Terry J ackson intercepted a pass by Bucs· starting quarterback Doug Williams at the Tampa 32 and ran it back for the touchdown. Wllliams , a rookie from Grambling, left the game with a sprained right shoulder midway tbroughtheftrstquarter. He com· pleted only one of six passes. The Bucs evened the score 7-7 on fullback Jimmy DuBose's 2-yard plunge, then went ahead 10·7 on O'Donoghue's 32·yard field aoal early in the second quarter. Danelo kicked a 42·Yard field goal with 1: S7 lett in the half to tie the game. Linebacker Bill Bergey is the ning attack. The running backs key to that tough defensive unit. are young, the offensive block· B e rg e y ge t s h e lp fr o m Ing often suspect. Vermeil does linebackers Frank Le Master a good job with what he has. but Jollll1•&S- P111111t ••• Baseball Standings and John Bunting, and m iddle the problem is that he is short on guard Cbarey Johnson. Veteran class talent. Randy Logan leads the secon· The Eagles were 5-9 last year, dary. and with the ne w 16 game VERME IL'S PROBLEM, despite an impressive 4·1 pre- s e ason log, is t he offense. Quarterback Ron Jaworski, ob· !-lChedule, project anywhere from 6·10 to 8·8, depending as always on the ability of some players to play to their capability and the breaks. ~ USED CAR SPECIALS '76 CADILLAC SEYILLE AMEIUCAN LEAGU£ Wes& Dlvtsloa W L Pct. GB 72 61 .541 72 63 .533 l 66 66 .500 51~ 64 72 .471 9'1i 59 76 .437 14 56 79 .415 17 NATIONAL LEAGUE Wea& Dh1aloe W L Pct. 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Tl•am officials say only ~.000 Lacie ct~ \,\ 111 ~ available '" lht gen('TaJ pubhc out of th~ 36,000 ~uUi ul Fenway p rtt \\ halt another 13.000 tackcb. urc schodukd to go to eason ucket holder.1 . \ht' rf'mu1oder or lhe '<t:il~ nearly hlill Lht• cap.i.rat)' of F'c n\\ ay l'11rk will bu re~rvod for » vanety or SPt"t'laJ tntcre~b. rang1na from political fi&ure:. lo tbt• mf'drn 1'h" lf'3m I' 1n r1r'>t place,~· gamt:~ ahead of lhe New Y or!.. \ .anlu.-...._ rht: Kl'\J Soll. ht•mlilt.' lhdt In 1975 lht· team wai. flooch-d \\Ith l>Omc 100 000 rc. .. 1ut-'<ti-for playofl \irkel~ throu.:h tht> mall Tho, .. lurky t·nough to be olckcd re ~t·lvt'd hm dUC'Ul !> / 8ut tht• compc.•llt111n "'"uld become.· even M1rter 1r the Hcd Sox make It to tht' \\ orld ~:rte~ Mncc 200 uddittonul wuti. would be takenuvcr hv lhl· media q .. , .. ot tlw Daw Agel~ golfer Arnold Palmer on wh,y he is experiment· ing with a new putting tc·chruque: "l was never a truly great putter. I putted out or desperation; J putted because 1t was my salvation Sometimes, it was the only altern3llve I had " E .. ~~ l1t Sp•rtL •• Amos OUs hit two hume run:. and Darrell • r or<f'r bla~tcrt one ai. tht· Kani.cc. City Royals 01)-slu~ged the Detroit Tft:eri:. 8·3 to retain their • me-game lead in the 1\L Wc-.t ... Ken Hen· de!i.on smacked a lhree·run pinch homer with two out in the top or the l2t.h inning to give Cincinnati a 6·3 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals. extending lhe Reds' winning ~treak to three games . . Light-hilling catcher Barry Foote, who entered the game in the eighth. smashed a two-run homer in lhe 10th inning to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3·1 vi ctory over the San Francisco Giants . . . Dave Reveria& keyed a four-run seventh wllh a bloop double and the Oakland A's beat Boston 4.3 for their second consecutive victory over the Rc.'CI Sox . . . Thurman Munl>OD and ReggJe Jackson drove in two runs apiece. leading the New York Yankee::. to a 6·2 victor y over the Seattle THuRMANMUN50N Mar i ner~ ... ··Kanl\as City Royals <1hoctstop Fred Patek wa~ ho),pitalized w1th what team ol· ficials described as a ·•viral infection" and is expected to miss the nexl few game~ ... Ben Ogllvie knocked in three runs. Or\e with a single in a six-run MUwaukee seventh. leading lhe Brewers to a 10-6 win over the Texas Rangers . • . Bob Wataon and Dennis Wallins each singled twice sod drove in a run in a seven-run ninth inning explosion that carried the Houston Astros past the Chicago Cubs 9-S. Wide receiver Darryl S&iqley. bis spirits buoyed by a visit from New England Patriots m owner and president Wiiiiam Sulllvaa, re· 4 t :l'lained in serious but s table condition at Eden Hospital in Castro Valley, Calif ... Six days after he was waived by tl)e Oakland Raiders, running back Pete Banasaak was back on the Raiders' National Football Lca~ue roster. Banaszak. 34. who is in his 13th NFL season. had cleared waivers so he was signed as a free agent on his return. To make room the Raiders waived rookie linebacker Mark Nichols of Colorado State a former Golden West College standout. OTHER SPORTS -A Superior Court judge has ap· proved an out-of-<:ourt settlement restoring an etitimated $40,000 to season ticket holders of the defunct. San Diego Sails basketball club . . . New Yotk Cosmos reserve forw...-d Tony Donllc has been acquired by the San Diego Sockers for future considerations ... Tatjana Zeleaeova of the Soviet Union broke the world record in the women's 400·m eter hurdles at the European Track and Field Cham· pioni,hips, covering the distance in54:88 seeonds Radio, Televlrio • RADIO Angels al Toronto. 10:30 a .m .. KNX Cl070); New York at Dodgers. 1 p.m .. KABC !790). Rams at Philadelphia. 10 a.m .• KMPC C7t0l. California 500 USAC Championship Car Race, 9:05 a.m .. KLAC CS70). .r TELEVISION 9 ;.1.m. !2l NFL GAME OF THE WEEK -A pre· \'iew of the l!l7R Netlional Football League season. 9:30 a.m . !2) -NFL TODAY -0 . J . Simpson com· ments on the trade that sent him from the Bills to the 49ers. <41 NFL '78 -Computer statistician Bud Goode prcdicti:. this season's Sup<"r Bowl teams. JO a.m . <2> -NFL FOOTBALL -The Los Angel('~ Ra ms mecl thc Eagles at Philadelphia. 141 ·NFL FOOT· BALL --The I louston Oilers meet the Falcons al Atlanta. Comm entators: Dick Enbcrg and Merlin Olsen. I p.m 12) U.S. OPEN TENNIS Early round matches in the U.S. Oµc•n tennis championships from f'lushing Meadow, NY. <4> --NFL FOOTBALL -The Oakland Raiders meet the Broncos in Denver. Commcn· tators: QJrt Gowdy and John Brodie. 1:30 p.m . 17) -NFL GREAT TEAMS, GREAT YEARS Jim Brown and Gale Sayers are among the players featured in a tribute to the Cleveland Browns and Chicago Bears of 1965. 3:30 pm f7> -GOLF -· The U.S. amateur. telecast from the Plainfield <N.J . > Country Club. 11 :30 p.m C2) -U.S. OPEN TENNIS A reYicw or the day's results at Flushing Meadow, N.Y <The Dally Pilot is not responslblt for late changes.> Sizzling 65 Gives Kite 3-shotlead ENDICOTT. N.Y. <AP > - Tom Kite shot a slx·under par 65 over the En·Jole Golf Club course Satur day that put him three :>trokes abead of h iti ncar~l chullenger. Rod Curl. KOinK into today's third round or the: a.c. Open. ··1 ·m playing awfully well. but thl tournament is far from u runawt1y. With two rounds to f:O. there Is u lot or ground ... ~u id Klte aner his Saturday performance left him 11 under par Cor the first 36 holeti or the tournament. "I'm not plaMing on losing I'm de finite ly going to . be charging all the way," said Kite. u 28 ·ycar·old forme r NCAA cbumpion from Texas. K1ll''s honesty cost him a shot at the cha mpionship .of la st week's Hall of Fame Classic He assessc:d a one·stroke penal· ty on himself for an infraction no one else saw. He lost the tournament by that one stroke. Tom Purtzer had shared the first round lead with Kite. But Purtzer shot a two·over par 73 Saturday to fall eight strokes behind the leader. CURL WAS threate ning to metke it a two-mun tournament after he overcame a poor start of two bogies with two eagles und finished the day with a 7 under 64 . "If' t make my putts tomor row. I'd like to mak e this a two· m a n race b etween me and Kite." Curl said. "Three strokes Is nothing in two days." Curl managed to rinish the second round seven under par in spite of being two over after the first five holes. He s aid he was bother ed by the willow trees along the 6,91S.yard , par-71 course. "I SUR£ HATE those willow trees. You might JUSt as welt put a bill board there. You can't go over, u nde r o r aro und them." the Ca lifornian said. Curl had entered the second ro und trailing Kite by four strokes. Danny Edwards of Edmond, Okla .. was four strokes behind Kite in the competition for lhe $45,000 winner's share. Artie McNickle and Rex Caldwell were rive strokes back going in· to today's third round. MI lier Barber and Mike Sullivan were alone six strokes back. Bob Byman, a rookie on the American tour after win· nlng four overseas tournaments, was seven strokes behind. SK--KOf'ftSet.urdeylnlMWS.0008.C. ()penallMper71,4.•tSy...OEnJolGolfCIUCI: T Kile .....S-lll A. Gel~ .... 11-1"11 "· CU<I ~1)4 " Floyd ... n-uo O. Edwar4h ... I-US G. ~ n..._w A M<Nl<'le .....--1,. J. Neiford 7;we-141 A Galdwtll ..,.._llll 0 . SIO<.klon n-.l-141 M. Barber 71...,_U7 R. lkO n..._,., M SulllvAn 11....._n; 4 . Nor111 11 10-10 T. Valtflllne ~u• G. POW9r'$ 10-11-141 O. Iverson •"49-UI T. Cerda 1HO-IA7 a. 8y,,,.n lo..t-1» 8 . lender ,,..._U7 8 . Walttl &,...._Ill C.. W?lllt 11·11-14? G. Morven ......_,. T. Ditti! 1().1'1-IA7 l TrtYlno n-41-llt J . A•-r 12-10-147 o. Parr .. 10-l>t G. l(llUClllOl'I 1.....-147 J. Mtllel'9y ... 11-1>t c.. c.ci•~ 10-n-u1 P. Jacobkn ~<1-llt 8 . Murphy 10-IJ-IO T. Purtur .... n-1><1 J . Spredlln n...,_143 M. Haye> 7o..t-ll' 8 Wed-IM n ·Tt-UJ o . Pooley ~•l<I J . O..n<a'f n .1t-10 J . O..nl 71,.._ll't G. 1(0<11 11.11-10 8 . Cole n-47-119 O. Sllott 11-71-143 L. N1e1son n-41-119 L.. TllO<nPIOl'l 10-IJ-141 8 . Sander n•l-1>'1 c. C4ocly 10-1>-10 M. Mc>rlo 71-44-140 '-Rodrl9<Hr n -11-1•1 R. Malttlle 10-10-100 8 Wyn" n -11-143 E. Snffd .._11-140 8 .Htl\ry 73·10-143 J Lmer 10-/0-140 8. Smllll 7.).10-143 8 . Glider 69-11-140 Stars Tangle With Spikers S ANTA BARBARA -The Orange County Stars. needin~ only one victory to capture the International Volleyball Assn. 's West ern Division title, travel to Santa Barbara tonight <7:30> to meet the Spi.kers at University of Santa Barbara. The Stars won the first in a best -of-three series Friday when they beat the Spikers three games to one at home. The Stars and Splkers will meet in the second match tonight, and in the event of a tic, a super tie-breaker to 12 points will be playe d Im · m e diately following to d e· tcrmine the winner. The victor will then move on t o th e IVA c h a mpions hip against the winner of the Con. tine ntal Di vision .. COME JOIN US ON THE IA Y POa MONDAY MIGHT .FOOTBALL rs1' \.~ CAMPUS DENTAL PLAN, INC . Newport Beach After 5 p.m. HOT DOGS SALAD AMD BEAMS FORA BUCK JOSH SLOCUM'S 2601 Wett Coatt Hlghwey .-..wport ._.. 642-5U5 • r • ., • ... . -. ;.. ... is proud to introduce to Orange County: '-Individual St Family Dental Coverage (No company or group needed) '4 Numerous Participating Private Dentists (Not a chain of clinics) Call CAMPtJS DENTAL PLAN , INC. for a descriptive brochure 714/979·2700 or write to Campus Dental Plan, Inc. 4300 CJmpu' Dr., Ste. 107, NewpOft Beech, 'CA 92660 Oroup Pl11nulto avtll•blt · Allt your Insurance A ... nt Or ult CAMflUS 0£~TAL PLAN. INC. 9711·27 .. • . -.. . . -. ... • • • 49 ~LY PILOT Sunshine FallS, 4-1 Rolland Stan as SkyhauJcs Gaill ASL Final By EllNIE CAS11LLO °' .. .,., .......... WOODLAND }{ILLS -Wlth an aacreutve run·aod·aun of· fense tri11ered by American Soccer Leasue leading scorer Jlm Rolland. the Los Angeles Skybawks blitzed the Callromta Sunshine. 4·1, here Saturday night to capture the ASL West ti· tie. With the victory belore a .,_ld crowd ot 4.938 at Pien:e Colleae. the Skyhawks earned a berth in the ASL championship game next Sunday against the New York Apollo at the same site. Rolland. who had 17 goals and 10 assists during the regular season. had been shut down by the Sunshine just three days earlier. But as the lead man on an organized and relentless rast break. Rolland scored a pair or goals to enable the Skyhawks to maintain their mastery of the Sunshine. IN SIX MEETINGS this year between the two teams. the Skyhawks won live. including a 1·0 decision Thursday in the llrst game of a home-and·home playoff series between t he two teams. The v ictory wa s the Skyhawks' ninth in a row and Shoots88 raised their home ... cord lo 10.Z· l and overall mart to ,,.._,, The Sumblnt. whlch e-<>Wd ~ just two ao-&s ln t.brtt plQOU aamesum.-. bowed* with a 16-9-2 SUISClft mark 11\ its l!Ulial nason based ln Cost.a Mt.sa. Rolland s.eored a toal lo Hdll half but tbe 3eeond was IDOr'C' important. After Ramon Mora&do SCOttd ror the Sun.sb!M two mlnutes lnto the s eeood v, cut lbe deftcll to 2· l. Rollu.d. aaa.ln on a fut break. squas\ted the visitors' bopeR with a '•oaJ & minute later. Billy McNlcol scored wttb nve minutes letl to cap the ooslauaht- TH£ StJNSIDNR. which was two-fo.-·74 in the sb.ooting depart· ment th1s week. valiantly kepc. up lhe offensive pressure until the end. Only some fine d~· rensive plays by Miguel Lopez and ~oatie Brian Parkinson kept the v1sitors at bay. With 1.5 : 10 let\. Parkinson was drawn out of the net whep, John Lowey fired a close·in screamer. LopeJ\ kicked the ball orr t.be line, his second such pl~y ttus w~ek. ....._.../With two minu.tes t e rt. Malcolm Darling had a quick flip that Parkinson ·.;nagged with a leap. In lhe closirq: seeonds, he Bradley Letuls By Three Slwts SPRINGFIELD. Ill. I AP) ·-Pat Bradley or Westford, Mass .• birdied the final three holes en route to a seven-under-par 66 in Saturday·s second round of lhe Rail Charity Golf Classic for a three· stroke tournament lead with 3 36-hole total or 133. Bradley had shared the first round lead In tlle Ladies Professional Golf Association event with Sharon Miller of Marshall. Mich .. who fell to second pl ace Saturday with a 69 and a 136 total. BRADLEY'S TWO·DAY SCORE of 133 is 11 under par and puts her in a position to challenge the 17-under-par record set by Hollis Stacey in the same toornament a year ago. Bradley's 133 \s also the low JS.hole score or the LPGA tour this year. ••t hit a great shot Into 16 and had a s ix-footer for a birdie.·· Bradley said. "I hit a great drive on 17 and had a chance to go for the green. I'm just glad the group up front got off lhe green quick. because the more I stood there, the more my knees wobbled. I hit a rour wood. closed my eyes and hit it and two-putted ror a birdie. And J made a good putt on 18 ror my third bird in a row ... MILLER, PLAYING late in the day, made a run at the lead and was nine under par aft.er 14 holes . but suffered two bogeys on the closing holes to stop her drive. She birdied the par four 18th for her 69. Donna Caponi Young, a Los Angeles veteran or the tour. s hot a four-under-par 68 to go with an opening round 69. and was third. Nancy Lopez, the tour 's leading mont'y· winner. playing In lhe last threesome. s hot a four· under .par 68 to go with her opening round 70 and was five strokes back. Lopez has six birdies and lwo bogeys. MARV DWYER of Birmingham. Ala .. staged . one of the day's best comebacks. Starting the day three over par. she shot the first round in five· under par 31 and finished with a four·under 68 to put her at 143. s~ JCI aaotber ck>le •bot. th1' tune by Tooy Douctai.. tor h 1 :- ...-· e !awe ol tk gamtt and 2bt ai• .....i dile.Sumhtne Uut. week. •N TllE UTB MINUTl. ll.oUaud tuned a tuih•bounc1ng •,.a&, J)«fectly. kicto.ne it ~cro),:. tbe 1ra&n into the fat corner for the goal that put the Skyha~ k~ up 2-0. Tw-.ee eatlaer on breM.iweiy .... Roilaod had been puJJed down by Dave Fretwell after beating tM Sunshine defender badly. ........ c.i·~~ 11 •• ,~ ..... ~-.......... . ,, /} k01'"'9 0-. ... l~I ..... """llt~ ...... ". 1$1l~ ....... ~, .. '''"11111•. ¥••~•d<> lloin..._l, -'M T9Nt, .,... ,..._, 9'oll•l'd 15tlylla•-u . H l•'4 Qor-· ..... """u'• McMIC04 1$111~•1 ........ .,_,C.,,llY, IW• ,.. ....... fill.ii• ""-'-"·SI<...,_.,• S..vr• .. ., ...... , ............ 2. p_._ 151o,._,." ' C.W-"ldo' ...,_,,. •• $11-\ 3 All•n• ~····· ApoUo Advancee HEMPSTEAD. N.Y IAPI Charlie McCarthy s goal in tht: eighth minute of s udden dealh overtime Saturday night gave· lbe New York Apollo a 5·2 v1e- tory and a two-game 5·4 decision over the New Jersey American~ m the Eastern Divis ion Cinah of the American Soccer League I • ~ I VOLLEYBALL BADMllTOI sn 88 40oyg Bfilliant idea for bockyord fun ! Includes volleyball. 4 steel·shaf1 bod· minton rackets, 3/4 ~ metal poles, plus net. Sovings! (,I; '·' SPorc~~n .. -;,,,s"!Ok•,. ~ - Sixteen of lhe LPGA tourists broke par for the first 36 holes of play, includ.iog St<Jcey, who 1s one under par at 143 after a 71 in Saturday·, round. * * * Here •re ""' 1-acNn .->d wortt •lltt S.lurotv'\ ~round of 111e LPG4 A•ll O..rlty Goll C .. ul< •I IN par n . ._1»-Y...O Aaol Golf Club • * * JoY<t l(u""er\>li P,,nny Pull K••,,., McMullen Batty 8 Ufie•""' S.ndrt Palmer C..tlly Tl\oml>M)n Hollll Sl<tt y Mary Dwyer JeMIA~ Garoia Jo Sii••• K•llly Posllewa•t Jon Sle~'°" * 11-10-U I 14-47-141 11·/l-1"7 11 11-10 1a ... t -14, 11·11-10 n -11-ICJ IS...-l<J 1'·/0-144 /O-U -lf4 1311 IU II IJ-1'4 SPORTSMAN SMOKER COOKER P•I 8rad~'f •1-6'-1>3 ~ronM1ll~ 11/-49-l:i. Oo<lna C. Young • ...._ IJ7 Nan<y l09'l lo-68-lla Atny Al<OI' 1()-10-1.0 JoAM CMner 1()-/0-140 Syh••• Ftn>on 10.10-140 8arb6re MoWlllt\S 1110-141 Speedy Somolli Wins DU QUOIN. Ill. <AP> -Speedy Somolli won the Hambletonian Trotting Class ic Saturday by taking lhe third heat in 1: 57 as competith'e world trotting marks were set. . Brisco Hanover was se<:ond . a length behind, and f''lorida Pro was third in lhe decisive heat. Driven by Howard Beissinger, Speedy won the first head in 1: 55 with Florida Pro moved to second on an Interference call by Brisco Hanover. who was moved lo third. Florida Pro. piloted by George Sholty. took the second heat, a lso in 1: 55 with Speedy Somolli second and Jim Miller with Brisco Hanover third. 11NO NONSENSE" LEASING ,1u1 Tu-(;t p _.t.8tt Rto•dwa1_. i119 I& Peroof•C 6ymh totll-4••• • '°'" -oYml 4M613 :IO --.no -On _.._cr.- OPIH 7 DAYS A Wla·t:oO AM to t:OO PM 1714) 540-9640 UllYERSllY Sales and Service LEASlll 2110 ,...., 11¥&. c.... .... M0-9640 A wlf-boSfing proceu of indirect cooking thor Im you roost, st90m, ~olie and 8-8-0 meat or fish. Charge 111 3488 SAVEi FIRE EITlllGUISHER 96 4 Daya Regular dry chemical extinguisher. USCG approved. Chorge 11 FORGED STEEL HORSESHOE SET 88 4Day• Off1cio l size. weight Two s rakes, four shoes Save or Kmart! l' II i ,r t I \ I ed 1g. A ' l.. . e1r d~ ld':- un 1di- 111 \\fe cal • 84 OAILV Ph.OT OUT AT THIRD The Mets' Steve Hen dt•r son i~ out at third base as umpire frank Pulf m akes the call. The Dodgers ' Ron Cey. after tagging third. sets to throw to second . JC Coaches -Pleased Scrimmages Held; Openers Set Saturday • 1th all three coaches ac· •om plishing pretty much whBt they wanted to do in Saturday's scrimmages, Ray Shackelford of Golden West, Ken Swearingen of Saddleback and Dick Tucker of Orange Coast colleges now must decide who their final units are going to be as the teams prepare for their league openers next weekend. Each coach emptied his roster Saturday-evaluating, accessing and ju~ng the talent of every individual. .. THEJlE A.RE definitely go- ing to be a few kids that are dis- appointed,'' said Shackleford . "This is one of the hard parts of coaching, to have to tell the kids who the 44 people are. .. .JC Grid S c h edule DATE GOlOEN WEST ORANGE COAST SADOl.EBACX Sept. 9 at Long Beoch ct Cypress ot Ventura Sept. 16 at Orange Coast Golden West Cypress Sept 23 East LA Soddlebod< at Orange C.oast <Fndav. Sept.22) (Friday, Sept. 22) Sept.~ at (.ollege of Desert at long Beoch cc Rivef'side Ckt. 7 ot RIO Hondo at Mt. Son Antonio at Polomor (Friday, Oct. 6) -Grossmont Ch 14 Santo Monico (Friday, Oct. t3) Son Diego Ckt.21 ot LACC Bye at Citrus O;t. 28 Bye at Son Diego Meso Chaffey l'<N. 4 LA Harbor Fullerton at Southwestern I Friday, Nov. 3> tt>v. 11 at LA Southwest at Santo Ano Son Bernardino tt>v. 18 Cypress (.erritos <Friday, Nov. 17> Saddlebacl< home games will begin at 1 :30 p m. All 01her games at 7 30p m. All Golden West home games are played at Orange Coast Fro•P.pBJ CONNOR.STOPS DUPRE • • • before he gradually slipped from lhe picture He began to rise again this year, reaching the final of a sprang tournament in Tuls a. Okla .. where he bowed to Eddie Dibbs. Earlier, Guillermo Vi las and Vitas Gerulaitis survived their third dangerously close matchc::.. Vilas, the defending champion. outlasted former champion Stan Smith, 6·4, 3-6, 6-3 and Gerulaitis barely pulled out a 6·4. 3 6. 7.5 :.qucakcr over Rhodesian Andy Pat· tbon. BOTH WIMBLEDON champions played at night. and Bjorn Borg beat Heinz Gunthardt of Switzerland 6-2. 6-4, while Martjna N;ivralilova of Czechoslovakia downed Marie Plnterova of Egypt 6-1, 6-2. "For sure J was not glad lo be there," a strained-looking Vilas said of the third set, made necessary by Smith's ag· gress ivcness In the second. "He was hilling very good ap- proaches. He was risking a lot. but he did it at the Mght points. .. I tried to overpower him, but he was all over the net." Smith, who won the American championship in 1969 and 1971, as well as Wimbledon in 1972, had a friendly warning for the 26· yl'ar-old Vilas. 0 HE'S GOING to have to play better to win the tournament," Smith said. "You can't stay back and expect to win on this court unless you are playing great." Gerulaitis admitted there was a point when he thought he was a goner. At 4·4 Cin the fin al set. with Pattison breaking for the lead). it looked bleak. ''I wasn't counting on a victory party at that point." the 24-year-old New Yorker said . He had battled to deuce five times but couldn't save that game as he tried desperately to slow the Rhodesian's li ghtning advances to the net. Gerulaitis broke back in the next game. though, a<i Pattbon, apparently riled by a foot fault call . overhit a forehand cross-court. · Gen.tlaitis took 6·5 at love. improving his shots dow n the lines. lie broke in the final game by the slimmest margin as Pal· tison volleyed a forehand into the net. * * * * * * l.ATUltOAV'S •UUL U .......... TlllN ....... Eddlt Olllb1. U.S .. oel. lelon l •rKry, Hw...-nr. ,.., ..._ W ; ltMtl ••mlre1, ""-•l(o, Oel . .lllflll IJOyd. °'"' lrltalfl, t.-1, W ; AOKoe T-r. U.S. clef. EllCll TettKher, U S., , .. , t.-1; Bolt l.lltr. U.$. ... JoM.LUI\ Clerc, A'9"111N, ... l . t.-J; ~ Ktlelo:, SO<m. Africa, def RelMn c;.fl01$. c-a, t.-2, 7•; Herold Sol-. US def, Gelle M•Y•'· U.S ....... '· COllfl ~ ..... ""'*tla .••• "'°"" $adrl. u s . e.2. J 6, •->: 8lor" lor9, Swtdtfl. drl H~lnr C:.IH'Mrf\. s-llHf'I-, ft.2, M ; Ovfli.rmo 1111•" Ar..,,t111a, def. Still Sn\1111, U.S., M , k , ... J. &111,11 W•lh . U S • dtl Wolle\ P'ID.t-. 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'-'· !>t""r • Colll11s. u s ckl J .. n Hep11er, U.S , • I, 6 I, Wlfldf T 11r11D111ll, A"'trelle, .. e.rNr• Halqultl, U S , e.2, ft.J Mtr11M ................. CJKllO\io.ttlll•, Clef Me-ie l'lflltrtn, Etvtll, I I, •1 "Because of the large turnout this year, we're a long way from where we want to be." The Rustlers opposed Citrus ollege in . a morning scrim· mage. G OLDEN WEST DIDN'T score in the game, but that didn't see m to bother Shackleford. "The things we wanted to see we were able to see." he com- mented. The Rustlers did account for more ya rdage than C itrus ( 290-208 l and had more first downs 116·10>. The defense also intercepted a pass and three fell on fumbles. Quarterback Marc o Pagnane llii looked good of- fensively prompting bis coach to remark, "He did a very good job I He missed three days last week with an ear infection and that's about the only thing be hasn't done well.'' Golden West opens its season Saturday against Long Beach at Veterans Stadium. GENER ALLY, Swearingen was pleased with Saddleback's s howing against Long Beach. ··we were happy," he said. ··we got a chance to look at a lot of personnel. "I thought the offensive line. in particular, did an outstanding job for us. They went through at least 80 plays without one penal· ty and that's pretty good for this time of the year." Swearingen was also pleased with the work or his two freshmen quarterbacks-Scott Spear and Tim O'Hara. "O'HARA THJlE W a little bet· ter, but they both did well." Defensively, Swearingen was · not as elated. PR I was disap- pointed. We made too many istakes. ..Because we have so many re- turning sophomores, maybe our expectations were a little high. Whatever. we're a lit tle behind on defense." SWEARINGEN SAID his team will emphasize the kicking gam e this week in preparation . for the Gaucho' opener at Ven· tura Saturday. · OCC's Tucker had two games in wh&.ch to analyze his troops, , and his team performed well in both. OCC played MiraCosta in it'i fir s t scrimmage and Los Ange les City in the second. The Pirates scored a total of four touchdowns in the two games while limiting the opposi· lion to one. "We were happy with the way we played, especially with the freshmen," said Tucker. "There de finitely were a lot of bright spots." OCC opens its season against Cypress at home Saturday. l.azers Top ASL All-stars NEW YORK CAP l -Four members of t he Southe rn California Lazers have been selected to the American Soccer L,ague All-s tar team by the league 's 10 coaches, it was an- nounced Saturday. T hey are goal keeper John Granville, defenders Rlldo and Paul Cahill and forward Sid Wall acc. The remainder of lhe squad consist s or defenders OanUe Mammana oC Sacramen· to and Ramon Moraldo of California, mldrtelders Juan Cano oC New J ersey and R amon M lfrlin of Ne w York and forwards Tony Douglas of California and Jim Rolland of Los Angelci. FOOTBALL I BASEBALL I MOTOR SPORTS F,.._P_,,eaJ F..._P.,.eal DODGERS. ,. . . • • AREA DRIVERS RACE • • • ~ Reggie Smith was walked in· tentionally. Garvey hit a scoring fly ball to left. Garvey now baa 9C runs batted In hls bid to become the first Los Angeles Dodger with con· secutive 100 RBI seasons. Today, the Dodgers conclude their four-game series with the Mets as Tomm~ John will take the m ound In search of hl& 17th. The Mets' Tom Hawsman· <2·3l will oppose him. The Dodgers will then enter· taln the San Francisco Giants for a brief two-game series beginning Monday. * * * ,lllST OAM4I N«W YOl'IC LOI AMO«La~ •11•111116 •rllllll Rendle, Jb J 1 1 0 l.-'· lb • 1 1 0 B Velefll!M. 103 0 0 0 R~i.11. n 2 0 I 0 Meullll, cf • 0 I I R Srnltll. r1 I 0 0 I Monlenet. ID • 0 I 0 GMnJ, ID J 0 I I s1 .. '"'· < • 0 0 0 c.e,. '° • 0 0 0 s HeflderMn, II• 0 , 0 0 a. .... " l I I 0 BolM:lelr. rl • 1 1 I Horii\, <I I 0 0 0 f'lyM. 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SF-t<r.._I ''" M R IE R H SO NEW YOfllt Esp.flOW 1 • l J I ' 0 Murray IW,1 SI 2 0 0 0 0 1 lOS ANGliLES Welc:I\ Ho<191\ (l.~41 Rauttllan WP-HOUQll. .. -49,818 ' s 7 0 l I I 7 I I 1 I I ti 0 e .. 1 .. -EsP•f\ou r , J4 Area graphite Eagle Roger Mears, a former resident or Costa Mesa, Is in the middle of the 10th row and wlll be starting his rlrst championship c8t race. MEARS WAS INVOLVED In a spectacular accident in turn three Saturday in the first of two Mini-Indy races but came out of it with only slight burns on his hands. J-le is expected to start to· day. Mears' car became airborne when It was involved in a batUe for position with the one driven by George Oyer. His car hit the wall, rolled over and burst into flames . Mears got out of the car under bis own power. went to the in· field grass and rolled on the ground in his safety suit to ext· lnguish the fire. He was running well up in the pack I about fifth l at the lime of the accident. BILL ALSUP was the winner of the fi rst 100-kilometer race with David Bruns of Huntington Beach finishing s ixth and Simon eighth. Simon's car was in its first race and the driver s ays il hasn't been sorted out yet. It is owned by Fred Carillo of San Juan Capistrano. Carrillo has disposed of bis championship cars and ls devoting run lime to building the Super Vees at his Fabcar factory in Irvine. The exci!.ing Mini-Indy cars put on quite a show for a sparse crQwd. In the second race. Den- nis Firestone was the winner by .030 of a second over Alsup. Hb average speed, with only one yellow fl ag caution period. was 133.073-mph. He was hilli ng 149.191-mpb after 20 laps before the caution. Bruns finished fifth in the second race while Simon had engine problems and r etired rrom the race early. Ted Field. owner of Ongais' lnterscope championship car. had problems in both races and finished well back in the pack. T~ sl•r1;119 llneur> lor S..lldey'\ Cet1for"•• soo for lndlan<\PC)llS <~at Ont<1rlo Motor S-OW•• wt Ill I•~ ot cer and QUallfylnQ Sl>(!tlCI In mil~ PH ll<:Jur I Tom Snt>va. Pe~e. l'M '33 1 Johnny AutMr1ortl, Md,......,, 19q 7)4 DANN Y O..OAI\ 3 Oenny()nQels.lntt'rK-.1'18 •0 4. AKI<~~ ... 1111 s.3. S. Sp1k•Gef>l'*-1, Eeq14P, 1'13.U ) • PeflCtloc.rter, u oMnlftQ. 1ts.210 1 Al U-I.Ole, '1$4 ... 8 Welly Ollltene>.Kll. Mcl.e,._n, Ill] .. S • Gordor\ Jolln<oc:k, w11ou1. 193.1'1'1 10 JOhnny PanoM. LIQl\l,,.no. 1n .1•1 11 8nt>b'I Un-. EeQlt', •n on. I? Sell Well~•. Penske, .. 1.693. 13 Tom 9eQley, l.19ntn1119, '"·'",f I•. Steve Krl\llolt, Wlkl<al, "" llS. IS. Mike ~1«y, l.IQl'tln1119, 1'7.1 .... l/>. Oltl< Slmofl, Volhteot, , .. ,91q. 11, Phil Thr-. LlglllfllnQ, 1 .. .$40 18. Cll" Hucul, WllOCet, ,.,, 116. "· Jerry l(MI. Mcl..aAn. 1 .. 1.12'3. 10. Sllelclon kl-. Welson, 11•.J36. 21. Jer,.., Sneve. Mcl.ereft, l7'.<1t>9. n . Bot>Hetllev. E.aQte.111.161. 23. L•rrv c:.nnon. Wlldeet, 117.•l'O H A.J Fovt. Parnetll, l'Ol.~S. 1S. (;eorQt ~. Co<yol•. l&U'IO. 21. l.ee Kuru:man. Fo•. 181-'43. 21. Raoer M<Cl~key, w 11c1<a1. 11&.7'<1 'l•. RC>Qer Mta~. Eaqle, 113.w.• 30 Al l.OQU<ISIO, Ae~r. 0• 1>118. Football Scores SOUTM AleOem• 10, ---1 S Ml U lulcloi 10, R+<lw'nOftcl 1 Ml\SIUI-St. 21. w Tues $1 0 KeMIK•Y Sl. V . F.,.._llleSt. IJ Nortoll• St. 3' St. p.,.·~ 1 S. C..rollllol St. •1. \ll'91Me SI. 0 SE Ml~l•,Murr..,St. JI swr .. essc.1,SE~o E. Cerotlo\e 14, W. C:-6 Ellt-h Ory St. 20, ~ 6 Prub.,IMIMI 13. Man Hiii 10 Wl1>$IOO-Se6.-n U, N. Cerolilla Al. f r .. k.llOI~ St. 20. Temessee TKll 10 MIDWEST O<elle u. Te!!ft-ArllftQ\Ofl n N Mlcllf9en JO, E. MICl>!Qlln 3 Tul\a1l,NMllW$St 10 N •-• U, WI' ·Wllll-•t<'• I? OaylOfl lS. l.lbef-IJ Bep!ht 0 M1nCM1rl·AOlla 20. Wllllam ....,no WI non• SI. l'O, SW MIMMOI• 1 SOUTHWEST N feH\ St 49, UTEP 0 NhHIS\lpj)t Val, 11, 81"'4)p 0 Del Mar, Hollypark Results TDDAT'I lllSSllU RllLI Del Mar ~~ (J.f • ..., .. ~_._, Flnt ,~.,... Bold (~tMI t 20, SAO. 2.00; Otwr1 R.C IPlftCeyl 7 .0, J.olO; EeQle lfl FllQM IMo<'eMI '·'°· Seco11d r•<•-l.• Pecl\e111r IM<t4ervuel .a.90. l.00. UO; Tete A Tele C~I l.60, UO; Beld Dor 1011•.arHI S 90. o.llJ OouDte (H)p.akHJ~. Tl\ord r•<•-N•tlo"•' Fte9 IM<H•rQuel 10.20. 2 . .0, 2.olO· Con· c:uHIOfl ISllOemeker I 2.20 1 10; C•llVlef's 5on11 CP1n<..-,1 2 • .0. SSE•· •< .. IS.II paldMl.50. Fourll\ r11<.-si..tdy Fo• (lorol • 40, 3.•0. J.20; SellMll•'s Pollc:v ICUlenedel 6.00, S.00. N-fllQht IOll••""I UO. . Fllll\ r11<-811Kll Sulptlvf IPlll- <IVI ).60, 2.90, 2.AO; Atlseftl Mlflded IC•ll•n•d•> s.•o. •.to; Humole H-ard IM<t4ar'Quel 31.IO, U Eae<la C IHI paid S1J.50. Slall\ re<.-C-.lorm IPlercel 20.00, 7 .40, 4.60; Proo.Ce HU\lltr tCut-1 •.-«>.:LIO; Celli. Cel410r• CM<H• ..... >UO. Se•entl\ r•<•-Cllltl Artist IC..tt...-1 IS.AO, 6.20, S.00; Gellete CPln<aJI J.IO. l.tO; s.nlor OlrKtor CPlerul 9.AO. U Eucta Cl .. I Plkl $111.00. E IQl\111 rece -NaflteQuo' CM<H.,._I >Ml. 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SEE CLASSIFIED SECTI"'! -- • • • " • . ' I ~ . ... .. Fashion 8) J\TDITM OLSON OI -0961y ,, ... 1'411' Ret!M!mber lbc.t r•mou dictum. "Len 16 mo""? ll appliH ~rltttly lo Uw fall collections of two d"11nt"rs. ~ho e work wa shown recently at Nt1aman·Marcus Perry ElllS. un "eml'r1r1na talent" with hl11 Portloho rolltttlon. tH.•ht-ves that the layt"rt."d look •• &OM IU!s dt·~tani. hua lht-body and are ~im and tnrn Yvt~ Saunt l.aurtnl. In hti. evenlnawear, offered the •~djence • bit of excitement with hl11 st'f'·lhl"()Ugh d" M'S l.Jtllt wa." lef\ to the Im a1lnalloo as lht> modf'ls paradt"d down the r•mp. Saant l..aun"nt ·~ strttt wear. however. wH mare ~•live. and almost leaned to the lwnberJack look -.i.tth its plaid Jackels and knit caps. Ell.ls offers "'hat has tompany calls "invest mt.'nt t'loUung " The pieces. of wool and cor duroy. can be '-'Orn together an dtfh:rent corn banul1ons to extend ~e w&rdrobf' lie ~ltm11 the s ilhouette by paddto;.g the l'lhouldt•rs 1rnd narrowing the skirts Tile skirb arl' · '11l ru.ight but not i.ever t'." accor~..ihg to Rt ck t•ostello, tus representative .. "You can adapt the clothf'.s to your own ' hfestylt>, ··Costello added Attention to detail is ~er hallmark of the Ellis look Pockets ar ~ deep enough so the hands can sli~ easily in, some skirts are finished with pleats aAid the s weaters are all hand· knit. Since the ctott'~ing is essentially unisex. Costello suggested that the wome n pick up a piece or two for t~e1r male friendl>. Elhs. who uses natural fibers because of their "1nte~ri'.y." says he 1s dE>signing for a .. s mall, slo~y ~rowing segment of women Thel>e are wnmen wbo have my sense or 'freedom. vhose minds and bodies are in good ~hape no matter what the ir age. and who don't believe m s pending a fortune on fashion." Sa.int Laurent focuses on women who are willir.tg. to part with a bit more or their money for clothes. He shows leather s kirts. cuffed pants, trench coats in two lengths, velvet jackets and menswear wool coats. T he most interesting part of the show. though, was his group of dresses with net·like tops . They were a theatrical production in themselves. set on a s mall "stage" in the Newport store. . Par!s may be read y for s uch a look but wom en in the audience questioned whether thev would have the ~rve to ~car them to their next purty Cit the ~ch . ,, , , Mrs. Dennis Mrs. Fish l Mr. and Mrs. Grimsley Dennis-Watkins J eannie Sue Watkins and Martin Edward Dennis exchanged wedding vows in St. Joachim Catholic Church. The bride. daug hte r of Mr. and Mrs. Strachan of St. Petersburg, Fla., graduated from Lakewood High School, St. Petersburg. She is employed by FescoCityService. The bridegroom. son of Beverly Dennis or Costa Mesa. graduated from Estancia High School and is employed by Fesco City Service. T he couple will live in Costa Mesa. Fish-Olander Susan Wa hlers Olandtr of Irvine and Thomas Michael Fish or Corona~! Mar have been married in the Sherman Foundation Gardens. Corona del Mar. The bride's step· father. the Rev. Alvin C. Mack, performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter or Dr. Robert H. Olander or Irvine and Mrs. Alvin Mack of St. Paul, Minnesot a. She graduated from Corona del Mar High School and attends Orange Coast College. She was a National Charity League d ebutante. The bridegroom, son or Mr. a nd Mrs. Robert F. Fish of Corona del Mar. graduated from Corona del Mar High School. Orange Coast College and Cal State University, Long Beach. ~e is vice·president of Fiskar, Inc .. Costa Mesa. The C()Ul)le will live in Irvine Moore -Pfischner Leslie Ann Pflschner and Frederick Coleman Moore exchaosed wedding vows in ,,,..., ... ,. .-.... ~f'fl,i;~.-l'll~ ........................... ~.nda .. y·S-ep.le.m~.'.3 •. 1.9~ .......... o.A.ILY.~.L.OT ... ·~5 Fashions by Yves St. Laurent. O••ly P1IOI Photo• lly GM't Amllrow Weddings/Engagements Mrs. Moore Mrs. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. Gerwick the Sherman Foundation Gardens, Corona del Mar The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Stanton Pfischner of Newport Beach. graduated from Newport Harbor High School. Orange Coast College, and Cal P oly. San Luis Obispo. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Coleman Moore of Corona del Mar. graduated from Corona del Mar High School and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, where he affiliat· ed with Phi Kappa Phi. The couple will live in San Luis Obispo. Duffy-Moultrup S usan Eileen Moultrup and Patrick F. Dur. fy exchanged wedding vows in St. John the Bap· list Church, Costa Mesa. The bride, dau~hter or Mr. and Mrs. J ames T . MouJtrupofCosta Mesa. graduated from Costa Mesa High School and alleoded Orange Coast College. She is employed by Derring MessinieCo. The bridegroom. son of Mr . and Mrs . Thomas J . Duffy of Brea. graduated from Rodger Bacon High School. Cincinnati, Ohio. the Univers ity of Cincinnati and Cal State Fullerton. where he affiliated with Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. He is employed by H.J. Heinz Co. The couple will make their home in Tustin after a wedd1ng trip to Lake Tahoe. Cox-Johnson J ennifer Gwen Johnson and Layne Alex· ander Cox exchanged wedding vows in the Unit· ed Methodist Church. Chester , Virginia. The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. James R . Johnson or Corona del Mar, graduated from tt.e University or California, Irvine, and the Punahou School. Hawaii. She wore her Mrs. Cox .. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Krastel grandmother's wedding dres::- The bridegroom 1s the son of Mr. and Mr~ William A. Cox Jr. of Chester. Virgania The couple will live in Richmond. Virginia Grimsley-Messer Miss Duarte Wedding and engage· ment announcement.> run on Sunday m the Darty Pilot Forms arf' available at all Daily Ptlot of/ices or by callmg the f·eati.re$ Department. 642·43'll To avoid disappoint mt.'nt. prospect we bndes are remzflded to have their wPddmg stones. with o block·and·white gtossy of the bnde or of the couple. to the Feature.~ Depart mcmt 01lt> week be/ore 1he weddma Duarte-Christakes Dana Tcrcst' Duarte of Laguna Niguel and David Nichol a:-Chnstakes of Capistrano Beach. plan a Sept. 30 wcddm~ in the Neighborhood Congregational Church. Newport Beach. T h~ future bride. da ughter of Barbara l>uarte of Laguna Niguel and Donald A. Duarte of Newport Beach. i!' a graduate of Dana Hills High School and attended Saddleback College. She has eamed u dental assisting certificate. The future bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrl>. Nicholas Christakcs. Irvine. graduated from San Clemente I li gh School and attended Sad- dleback College He owns and operates a steam cleaning business. The couple will m a ke the ir hom e 1n Capistrano Bt!ach 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs Fred H Gerwick celebrated their 50th wedding a nniversary with a buffet re· ception at the Newporter Inn. The party was. given by their children, Mr and Mrs Jack L Gerwick of Costa Mesa. Mrs. Michael Grimsley and Cindy Mess.er .. h~v.~ ...... .O~xie S heeha n of Costa Mesa a nd five been married in an outdoor cererrony at the grandchildren. . Garden Grove Community Center. I Mr. and Mrs. Gerw1ck were born and The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jame!. reared in Nebras ka. They m arried in Messer or Garden Grove. graduated from Bolsa Washington. Kansas. on Aug. 22. 1928. Gerwick Grande High School and attended Golden West had h1sown band an the Midwest. Thecouplecamt> College. to .ca.lifomia in 1939 w~er~ Gerwick ~ame a The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs bu1ld1ng contractor until his recent retirement. Ch a rles GrimsJey. graduated from Bolsa They .ha~e li ved in Newport Beach for 18 yearc; Grande High School. Golden West College and Gerw1ck 1s a Mason and they are both memberc; of attended USC. · the WhueShranl The couple will hve an Hunlmgton Beach Carley-Beatty Catherine Noele Beatty of Newport Beach and Robert H. Catley Jr. of Irvine exchanged wedding vows in the Church of Religious Science. Laguna Beach . The bride. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Richard H. Beatty of Newpon Beach. gradual ed from the University of California, Irvine, a nd attends the Graduate School of Administration at UCI. She is a Corona del Mar High School graduate. The bridegroom, son of the Rev and Mrs Packard Okie or Crescent City. Fla . graduated from Lewis and Clark College. Portland. Or~gon. He is vice president of planning for Robert Bein. William Frost & Associat e~. Newport Beach. The couple will 1\ve in lrvtn 50th Ann iversary Mr and Mrs. Fred H Krastel celebrated thei r 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday. Aug .. 13. al the Balboa Bay Club. Newport Beach. A luncheon was given by Mr and Mrs Charles L. Cros~. their daughter and son·an·l:iw Their grandchildren are Melind~ and Jason Cross . As part of the celebratton, the Krastel~ ~1ga 10 t>xchanE(cd -.ow-. and wedding band~ which W(•re madt> by Krastel The couplt.' are \\.ell known in Orange Coun I}' as former mus1c1ani. with locai dance bandi-. They are early residents of Anaheim. and 1:1t tend Trinity Methodist Church. Krasei. a hfe member or Mustt'tans t:mon. Las \.egas Local repairs old ruckclodcon!- . ... """ -'-._ .. . · ... '. . .. . . . ' .. ... n ... ..... • • • f9 • , ' ·- \ L . . - • '-1 ~ . • • • I . . \ ' . 86 OAILV PILOT ~unctay 5ep11mt>er :J 197& ~N~ LANDERS I ERMA BOMB~CK I HOROSCOPE NoW, It's A Day for The 'Grands' OAK lllLL. W. Va. <AP> -Designation or Sund ny, Sept. 10, u the country's first G rand pur<'nls' Day was the. result of the persistence of a 6().year-old era:Mmother. Marian McQuade. who has'15 chlld?en and 14 grnndchHdren, decided in the early '705 that grandparents were being overlooked and sbould be honored each year with a day of their own. Mrs. McQuade. of Oak Hill. first persuaded Gov. Arch Moore to proclaim a statewide Grandparents' Day ID West Virginia. Then she began a m assive letter·writiog campaign to politicians a nd other state govenM>rS. As a re· suit, 22 states proclaimed a Grandparents' Day 1n 1974 . 1 ler campaign also had setbacks. Early l<'g1!:tlation for a nationa l Grandparents' Day by West Virginia senators Jennings Randolph and Robert Byrd passed the Senate but failed in the House. ln 1975. the number or s tates proclaim· ing a Grandparents' Day fell to 19. ··But Mrs. McQuade kept up the fl&._ht. In 1976 s he wrote to Presidt:nt Ford about her1dea T he n s h e butto nholed h im during the Republican Convention in Kansas City, and got his promise of support. She kept writing and calling congressmen, senators, editors. bus inessmen and organiza· tions for the elderly. Finally, Mrs. McQuade's dream of a na· tional Grandparents' Day came true this year. Legislation was passed in Congress. and on July 28 President Carter. a grandfather himself, signed a proclamation making the day official. u nd con c luding : •· ... we salute o u r grandparents ror the ir contribution to our lives." Coincident ally, West Virginia was the birthplace of two other national family "days." ucC'ording t o researcher Sally Hopkins of Hallmark Cards. Mother's Day originated in 1908 with a church service held in Grafton. W. Va .• in memory of the mother or Anna M. Jarvis. And the fi rst celebration of Father's Day was a service conducted the s ame year at the Central Church or Fairmont, W. Va .. by Dr. Robert T. Webb at the request or Mrs. Charles Clayton. ( Horoseope ) MONDAY, SEPT. 4 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <March 21· April 19 ): You can legalize transaction. Key is to know when project is finished. Trost ins tipcts. Hold orr on direct confrontation. Partner or mate should be permiUed to express feelings · and articulate meanings. Plan ahead -listen. observe. store know ledge for future use. TAURUS <April 20· May 20>: Steady pace is essential. Check fine points. be aware of de· tails. Wbat seems a trap could actually be an escape hatch. Accent on wo rk, depe ndents , health. Aquari~. Leo, Scorpio figure 10 scenario. Someone wbo cares for you will help you overcome obstacle. GEMI NI <May 21· June 20): Acce nt on s wift, s weeping changes. drama. children. emotional en· counters. Virgo, Saglt· tarius persons figure promi.Dently. You learn reasons for recent hap. penings. Elements or chance, speculation are present. CANCER <June 21· July 22): 'Home. special appli"ances, safely de· vices, security a nd fam1· ly dominate scenario. Tauru s. Libra and Scorpio persons figure prominently. Take a stand, be fair bot firm. Major domestic adjust· meat ls a part of cycle. LEO <July 23-Aug . 22>: Don't reach final decision, seWement. All facts have yet to s ur- face . nme is on your 8 in picture. Ref)>Onsib.ili- ty. authority and trad1· lion figure in significant ways. You have clear understandios of goal. Member or opposite sex ls In your corner and POO'ICS immeasurable.. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 221: l?assion of beliefs shines; people take note and you're a winner. Be dir ect , confident, be finis hed with foolis h burden, pioneer a con- s tructive trai l ·for yourself. Aries is in pic- t ur e . Acce nt on originality, creativity - and railing in love. SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21 ): You are free from confinement. Miss· 1ng ingredient is located. Leo. Aquart\is persons fig ure promine ntly . SAGITfARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21>: Accent on fu lfillment, reconcilia· tion. a friendship that becomes a serious r ela· tionship. Follow through on hunch. Purchase gift for fa mily m embe r . Don't rush while dining. Food is your ally, not an enemy. CAPRICORN <Dec . 22 -J a n . 19 ): Load llghtens -atmosphere becomes more ple~ant. co m muni catio ri> is easier, especially when dealing with "boss." Gemini, Libra figure prom.inently -and Sagittarius also is io pie· lure . You'll be laughing~ AQUARI US <Jan . 20-Feb. 18>: Accent on • d es ire , n ee d , philos ophical and spiritual concepts. Com- m unicalion and travel figure promine ntly . Prayer for a Mom Back • m School s ide; play waiting gam e. Strive for view not tainted by wishful thinking. Give logic a chance. See as is, not PISCES <Feb. 19- March 20): Powers of a n a l y ses s urge t o fo r efront. You m a ke significant changes, de- cisions. Accent on emo- t ional vulnerability. merely as wishes might p;;;;===;;;:::;====;;;;;;- This 1s the prayer of a wom:rn who is returning lo school as a student after an absence of 15 years. telling t hem to sit up straight. messages on my freshly· typed Pbilosophy notes. dictate. Yes, Pisces will RUffELl'S You please see fit lo play a role. send me a frieod -one VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. UPHOLSTERY who h ad heard of Robert 22): Accent on produc-Will.a T• W-* BencbJey, Edward R . tion, results, special re· "-lest Murrow. String"o f lationsbip, investment 1'22...._.llTil .. Please God, let there be a parking space for a c-ar with only a n E /\REA sticker. I lssu<'d only to 37-year-old, firi.l ~e m es ter freshman. with no maJor varicose veins, whose car is low on gas.> E,...a .... IJerk ··Protect m e from 'operators ' who try to s e ll me second-band books outs ide the bookstore that are no longer being used this year. "Help me lo refrain from punching o ut friends wbo laughingly warn ate a campus is no place l o m ake a n estrogen connection. Pea rls. saddle shoes. and money. Capricorn is c-t•Meto-541.0JSt and who knew hand ..:::..=.::.:::.:....:.::::.:.=~-=-~=====::=:=:~= "If You do not sec fit to g uide me to such a oar<:1d1se, please help rnl' to look like a VISITOR. "Tell m e the com- puter made a m1stakt> .ind Home Management e1nd Child Care on my schedule does not mean what I think itmeans. "Deliver me from coming face-to-face with the registra.r. who 1s bound to remember th::it on my enrollment car<J unde r SEX. l filled in • occasionally.' .. Let me not be the only womanoncampus 1n a pair of pantyhose and a bra. "When it is lunchtime. give me a sign othe r than my stomach growl· ing at 82 decibels. Watch over me especially when you see me methodically cutting up the meat of younger s tude nts and "Grant me the sereni· ty to accept what cannot be changed, courage to change what should be c hanged, and th e wis dom to keep m y mouth shut when I don't know the difference. (I read that off an old lea towel.> "K ee p m e from despair when someone jots down ph o n e "Give me patience when J come home from a hard day in the library to discover no one has cleared off the kitchen t a ble and the milk is still on the front porch. "And if I'm not being too pushy, Lord, could computers when they were called fingers? ..And ooe last request . . . if there can't be comfort. encouragement and pride from my fami· ly for what I'm doing, please let there be a pot of coffee in the kitchen every morning." A Plea for ·Donors DEAH ANN L ANDERS: My name is Don . T.wo years ago. on .lune 16, I received a phone ca ll fro m a hospital in Indianapolis lo say they had round a kidney fo r me. T he dream I had been wait- ing for for two years had c.•ome true. I was going to h ave a kidn ey transplant. It would be rny 40th operation. and 1 he most serious. I was Jt the hospital in 45 minutes. The doctors did IL·~ts and when the n·· ~u lt s came back they gave the ~o·aht>ad for tht' transplant. At 5:00 p. m. J was in the opc rat- i ng room. Six hour s later, I woke up with a new kidney. I had been on dialysis for over a year and s pent approximately 795 hours hooked up to the machine. unable to walk more than a few feet away. I can describe what it's like in one sen- tence : ll 's a life-saving he ll. Without it you die It's that simple It's hell hecausc you are a slave to the machine for three cla ys a week. five hours each time. When a guy 1s 17, which is how old I u m . he does n't h ave ti me for much els<'. Wh en I go t m y Aaa La~ transplant I was free. I could go anywhere and do almost a nything. For the firs t time in three years, last summer our family finally took a vacation. I would like to beg and plead with anyone who reads this. PLEASE, for I he sake of thousands Of people in the USA who can't see and need eyes. a nd people who need kidneys, hearts, or livers. PLEASE become o r gan dono r s. M y kidney came from a traffic victim who was wise e nough to know that he wouJd not need his kidneys if he s hould die, so he made plans to leave them to someone whose life depended on them. ( 1Nas the lucky one P eop l e a r e on machines every d ay. Some have been there for over ten yea-rs. The reason they are still on machines is the lack of donors. ~~-~~....., NEWPORT'S II ~Favorite Drug £tore~) ForPholoHeedl v ~ ~;.+j LIDO DHGGS 11•e. r .A~ J ~~~~~~·~~-..-~~,J . ·-. -........ ,,,. . .. , .,,,..,, ... In most s tales you can become a donor when you are getting your driver's license. Jn all states, a uniform donor card is a legal docu· ment. If you are the kind of person who is saying, ''No one wants any part of me," you are wrong. For every person who ;>asses away, he. or she, could help six different people. Thank you. Ann, for letting me use your col- umn to say what is in my heart. I hope 1 helped someone. -DON DEAR DON : It Is you who deserves the thanks. Anyone who wants to be a donor (eye and/or kidneys) should Write to The Na- tional Kidney Found•· lion, Box 353, New York, N.Y. 10016. DEAR ANN: My 41· year-old husband spends a fortun e on wheat ~e rm , dried a lfalfa, vitamins and health- store foods. Does this stuff do any good ? He also eats a lot of r a w a nd uncooke d foods because he thinks they will give him the needed enzymes. Frank- ly. I think he is being ripped off. Will you set- tle this once and for a ll? -WIFE OF A HEALTH NUT DEAR WIFE: An ex- cellent book on the sub- ject of food fads and phonies is "Eat O.K. - Feel O.K . .'' By Fredrick J . Stare, M. D., and Elizabeth Whelan, Sc.D. <The C hristoph er Publishing House. N. Mr. and Mrs. Knipp Quincy. Mass.> The price Is $9.95. Your 50th Anniversary husband will save a lot more than the price or Sixty family members and friends gathered thi1 book when be stops at the Estancia Adobe to honor the 50lb an. buying some of that use· niversary or ijarold and Mary Krupp. The leas junk. He will also garden buffet was hosted by sons Don and le arn which foocla are Bruce and daughters-in-law Carole and Kathy. REALLY beneficial. Married in Los Angeles on Aug. ll, 1928, the couple moved to Costa Mesa in 1943. Mr. Knipp CONFIDENTIAL to retire d as s uper intende nt of James Ray Trapped Again: The Construction Co mpany. His wife is retired from mH& difficult thing Cal's Ca meras. T he Knipps have three about spare time is bow grandchildren, Kirk, Todd and Paul. to prevent people from -------------------- using yoors. There is no ~----------------~, substlhrte ror frankness. 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Klnasflt-ld Jr . who -.1alk3 tJw campu• tcrror1i In• l•w student" NOT Ol\'LY IS lloo.scmun b1:1 C'k. bul i.o 1~ part of the ll'ttm te!>ponslblt for the 1973 movit·. which won four ~cars . Pr1l(h 11•1•r Rotw:rt . T'homl>t'(ltl ex ~uU~ productr , writ~r·dlrec:tor Jamt•s Bridgt•!' \l.fOlf' tht• ptlol . <lnd Jphn J uy Osborn Jr , ""'ho wrote the oria:1nal novel. 11> "'r1t inl( ~veral &('rlpts . JOHN HOUSEMAN, LEFT PLAYS PROFESSOR AND JAMES STEPHENS A STUDENT J ames Stephens is the nal\'e younR law stu- dent "''ho makes the fatal ml.st ake of showing up for Kingsfield's tla.ss unprepArt'd. ~I uch ol LOO series centers on the law stu- "Kl•tr•llellC ls • 9r<!at .tea~laer. O•~ al rlar 11:1•w• •e t-"-Is ,._ f>ri119 tough 011 Ills st,lld_r .. ff<! 41oes It lf"rfN•ellf. ~ d e nts . but K1ngs fi1.:ld i s t he t·ver-prcscnt menace. The ca mpur+.t-eastern and the a!.· sumption Ls strong that it is Ha rvard. -CBS hakis a sneak previe w next Saturday, t hen the one-hour ser ies will be see n on Tuesda~ beginning Sept. 19. It's a qua lity s how and that raises the old c h e ~t..nul that it may be "too good" for t elevis kln. One major ad vertising agency took that view, saying in its preseason report that its outlook was poor. It said CBS "''as wasting the s how by putting it against two of ABC's top. rated sbows, "Happy Days" and "Laverne and Shirley ." "l'VE Bt;t;N Ht;AKINU since the pilot that it's too good to last,'" says Houseman. '"l don"t know what that means". They say we're doomed beca use we 're opposite "Laverne and Shirley.' l can"t conceive that the s1:1mc audience that watches 'Lavern~ and Shirley' will watch t his.'" Prod~cer Tho~pson says, "Certainly we fa~e the time slot with apprehension, but I don't think CBS is going to be too quick to throw us out. My feeling is tha t they'll give us a year to build." Se\'en years ago it was said "The Waltons" was doomed when CBS put it against "The Flip I\ 11/\WV[' HLJo:Nll/\11.P PRl'l11JC1l("lN IN 11~54 "IClllTll lN \'.ll fl M/\("l Nf'Ul fll""I Wlt.UAM H0U>EN l.U GR/\NI" tlift,MIEN ·OMEN D f'T,.)l.~,1 t-v tlllltVE'I' BEll.NHAR\l ("".f'f,~lu<"I l>y Cl 11\Rl[~ ~Mf O...mJ toy l)(lN 11\'l'L( '!( -..,..,.~rln· k> ~IANLEV MllNN ~~ MIC"l 1/\ll ltl lt'l(,I ._ ~ •• , t-1· l!llR\'['1' RERNti~R[1 r....,.,. I>•· fERRY fA lll l';oMITlt I 1 "11. BY 0.·LUXI" f'/\:>.11\11'-l(lN' \\'il ~n n Show "' It took a while, but "The Y.'a ltoru," ~vcntually drove Flip off the air. Houst·man . whose film roles oft.en ci.re what he calls ""e\•il old men." says, ""Kingsfield is not really a heavy. In one sense. yes, -he scares the ht•ll out of everyone. "'l·lt> acts imperiously and cruelly. lfe's a great t eache r. One of the ways he teaches is by being tough on his s tudents . He's aware or the effect he has. J-le does it purposely. Like many teachers of his generation. he enjoys the myth he's crcutcd. ,\l Har ... ard they had a whole mythology about these teachers. The more out- rugeous they v.·ere the b!'tter the stories.'" Thompson says, '"Kin gsf1eld is not really an ogr e. lie feels it helps the students when he's lough. But some\lt·here along the line we'll see lhat shell broken momentarily and catch a glimpse of the human s ide. · ·1 lhink the fascination of that character is what made the film so popular, and I think it's wha t's going to help the series. I wouldn't want to de \'iatc from that very much." NORTH BY NORTHWEST 1:35 NUMeER 17 7:00&1t:OO MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE All g;J ro ANO ffiJ "'"'S Rf(;[IV[ "4[ 5[ ""-()r 1H[ .. 0 110« Pl(. f\Jlll. 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Colll W.o EDWARDS LIDO CINEMA •1uuc tffwpott •I \Ill Lido. N•Wfl«l ll••~ll t:DWAROS &ADDt.EIACI( PLAZA fj TOfO •I 1'ocktl9111, f l 'IO<O ~ OFlllf 1i#K. BllfTll£R: (PG) PLUS !dwJflfS NiW 1 ""IHlEJINATIOHAL .,.oca•" ....., •~«·"-lY t·• ... ...,., • .,...,... ,., .. , .Jfion T'fw~•"• 01•·· ... /'llou:1 ....... 11 .. ~ ...,_,, ... .......... ., . Need transportation? r or Cl~~irh-d 1\1! (:i'I .. A Doily ,1101 Ad"tltor 6<42-5671! ·. · ............................ ... .... -~- • • -DAIL V PILOT Sunday, hpttmlW 3, 1978 TV I NOVELIST Shakespeare Rote Su:-.u n Httt!\illl 1-. \l1 r.rndJ Ill Sh,1k'-''lk.'<Jf\•, "Tht• Tl'nlpt•:-..t \\ h1di do-.t•-. "ii h 2 and H p m J>t•rfurm.111t•t·-. tud .t~ .tl l 1CLA !' Hulµh Frt'lHI Pi a~ hoUM' ul MargQwan Hall Tht' play '' l>' thl• l '('J..\ Residt•nt Tht•alt•r l'ump.111~ New Season TV Fall BltUtoff Set By TOM JORV NEW YORK IAP> -Stand clear for TV's flying leap into fa ll. They're airborne Tuesday, the day after Labor Day: NBC kicks orr its "Sneak Preview Weck." ABC begins a rebroad- cast of its hit miniser ies, "Roots," and CBS joins the action with a movie and a new episode of "The Amazing Spider-Man " ll 's aJ I calculated to attract viewers a week or two before the fall season begins officially, Sept. 11 on ABC. a week later on CBS and NBC. And whil e all this fudging may please lhe TV watcher tired o r summer reruns, it's angered some top people in the industry. More than 100 writers. producers and directors re- cently took ads in trade papers complaining about "destructive competition" among the ne~works. NBC, LAST IN lhe audience ratings most of the 1977-78 season. was hardly subtle in its effort lo gel a jump on the competition. The network announced a "Sneak Preview Week" beginning Tuesday, followed by a "Warm-Up Week" start- ing Sept. 11. ABC. which had planned all aJong to rerun the record·breaking "Roots" sometime during the coming season, scheduled the fi ve-part miniserit-s alongside "Sn~ak Preview Week" on NBC. CBS was last in pre-season maneuvering. but still managed· to spot a handful of teasers for the new season during the coming week. So. allowing for some last minute changes, the schedule of new shows and specials for the week or Sept. 5·10 lo0ks like th1~. all tim~s western: • T-.y, 5e¢ S NBC. · L1llle Mo." movie •OOU't the •ate tenn1\ st•r MaurHn Connolly, 8-11 pm., CBS • """'~Pt_ Of "Tiii! Ama11nQ Sol<H'r Man," e 9 o.m , "Happily Ever Aller," m-Ip< rv mo•1e ,,.,,.no Su1anne So,,,..r\. q 1 I o m : ABC, ' Rooa.'' 9· 11 o m We•11,ul•y, Seol. • -NBC, 'Sh•r~\ fM. Do•lh M.aclllne.' Orama aboUt lhrtt l>Uslnes~n on • >hark lli;nl, •• o m ., "Dick Clark and •Cast ot Tnouwncn,'' prt v1t w of"""" v•riety setlft, 9-11 p.,,,.; CBS, "Or. Stranoe." occult ttdvtnlure movie •t.i•rrlno Jenk • Waller, •10 pm .. ABC. "Rooh," 9-11 pm T!MwMa,. Sei>l 1 -NBC, "Joe Namelll Sc>Klal.'' in<ludino preview ot M W -'-' IHhWloO tile former pro loott>.tll ll¥. ''The W•verly WO<I· der,," t-9 p.m , "Grandpa Goe• to W•sll1not0<1," preview of Mw serlH wllll J•ck Albe<li.on, '-10 p m, Pft· view ot •1ui.11ne," new non-fiction S4!•1es on Ille prlv•t• •nd proltuion.1 hves Of dOCtOl'S. 10.11 p.rn.; ABC:. "Roots," •11 p m Frld•Y. ~ • NBC. Ole Bay Clly Rollttr\ Mtel ll1e S•lurO•V Super\l•ri.." P'h-ot new S.lur o.ov morn•"9 ._..,.,, 8 9 pm . ·r,... Eddie C•pu My•lerle•." o•evlew 01 new W.nt\, 9 II pm , CBS, rebro.to c.i.1 of movie. "Sometnino for Joey: 9.11 om . ABC.' Rooh,"9·11 p.m. S•l11r9ay, Seot 9 -NBC:. "VS Aoa•n\I lh(t WO<IO, II,' celebr1lle• In ••nely ot •lhlf'flt evf'nl\, •10 om , ' Ml\\ A-•·<4 Pl>QO<Mll." 10 pm mldntQl\I, CBS. Paper Cnase," pre. view 01 Mw ~rle> >1arrlno Jolln Houseman. •q pm.; ABC, NCAA loott>.tll, UCLA vs Washlnoton, pre· mler ot tell coll~ t.u i.on. •-9 p m SulOday, Sept 10 -NBC, "TM Wonder1ul World Of Oiwiey, ·· ..,,m•I· eo soe<l•I •larrl"9 Oon•ld Duo, 1·• P.rn., "Sword ol Ju•lke." l>(evlew of new advenlurt urlo , 9-10 p.m , "Weekend," prime-lime premiere 01 Mtworlt's ~tine, 10.11 p.m .• CBS, "K•t," prevl-of MW dr•ma u rle. st•rrl"9 Ron Leobman •nd Potl nck. O'NHI, 10.11 pm ; ABC. "Rooh." t-11 p m U NlVl!R•AL &TUDlOS TOUR A#f MCACOMPANY OPlN800AM IASllO\IA600PM "IT IS WILD AID CRAZY ••• LEAVES -REl.lm lllE All AIXIOUI FRESMHI PLEDGE WHO AT FllST RW A llTTlE LEFT OUT Of TIMS, IU1' WHO, •THE EID, CU'T RESIST JOlllllB •AU TIE All." "'""'·~ ,.,."' ·amrGFA~•GFTHEaar--. GUii Of AU Tim . .-. mu. P1MYE. ...,. .. fWl1LW1U YIU r:ltf." tt ... u.. Deft• ,. ...--u..rue. •... tfle Nletl loetJ -~··· ... ... ,. ,,,... .. -· . Nash Didn't Plati Career Novels 'by Accident' By PllJL TtlOMAS NEW YORK <AP> The way N Richard Nais h fl.cures It. lht•rc urc 14 days In his week. Nnh · author of novclis. plays, movie and tclcv11ion acript.5 reasons thl way: "I wuke 1.1.J> aboul 4 in lhe morning, huve coffee und then write until ubl>ut ll o'clock, then I knock o(( and tJitl u vt•ry s pare lunch Then I go back to bed "Aficr un hour, I wakl' up, shower. have a juice und cofft>t• just ai. 1f l 'm starting a new day and work until ubout 6 in the - cvt>nlf\'" Then I go back lo bed ubout 9 So I f1gurn I'm really wMkina two days 1n one " One day. or two, lht' l>yslem work!> for Na~h Hu. lw,t novd, ·· Ea~l Wmd. Hu in." ww .. a bcsH.cllcr And he now hu!-t 11 new one. •'The Last 'Ma~ic " The novel deuls with 11 dyin~ popt. the Roman Cutholtc Church 1n a changing NASH ~oc1et y. and with terrorist attacks on the church and its clergy Nash ~gan working on the book years ago a nd its publication just after the death of Pope Paul VI is a coincidence. "I started taking notes two days after the death or Pope J ohn XXlll in 1963." Nash says. "But it wasn't until seven or so yeins ago that I seriously started taking notes and researching and when that was done I spentthese past three years writing it. .. I've long been interested in terroris m . the role JERRY REED and PETER FONDA _ have found something more Fun than Truckin' A ~URJ Rfttmum-lAWH[N~[ ~~R~~N ~otfucfion ~URI RnN~rn~ ts -~~~~rn· Also ~tamn1 JAN-Ml~~AR YIN~f Nf. ~Am flm ~RIAN rnrH · R~~lRl KUIN · riecatm r1odoctr lAWRf N~f GOR~~N s1orr ~, WAU ~R([N l WAUrn ~. ~rnND~N ~c1n1,1a, ~ fH~MA~ RICKMAN ed ~Ill K(R~~ ~riled~ HANK M~~NJlAN · 01rec1d ~ HAl Nf[DHAM -·---·-----··----•ft• . . ...., # -• or the church 111 this changing society of ours. the marriage of priests. that sort ofth.ing. Als9. I lived in Italy for a number or years. which help<td with the book." Nash got into writing in a peculiar way."( was teaching philosophy <he has written two books on the s ubject> at a junior college for women and also directing plays there. It was awfully hard finding plays.t\hat just had women In them. Eventually l couldn 'l. so l sat down and over the weekend I wrote the play l needed. and then put it on " Soon afterwards. Nash became a professional playwright and now has seven plays to his credit The best known are "The Rainmaker" -"it'.; been translated into 40 languages" and "See the Jaguar" "it's been translated into about 15 languages" He got into movie writing when he did the screenplay or "The Rainmaker" and then into television. writing dramas during the 1950s NASH SAYS HE came to novels by accident. but now prefers them "I wrote a screenplay and 1 couldn't sell it." he recalls. "It was good. so I s howed 1t to~ friend in publishing and he suggested l make a novel or it. I did that in four or fi ve weeks. it was published . and it sold pretty well. "I did another . and l found that l enJoyed writ- ing novels so much more than screenplays that l dug out the first draft or a novel r had written years earlier and rewrote 1t. ll became 'East Wind. Rain."' Nash. who lives with his wife in Cornwall Bridge, Conn .. often spends years with a book. c1nenome 6 scAEEn 634 2553 comPLEX Ch.1pm.1n Ave A. 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Of "NK ,ANTHll C-J "lUS INTllNATIONAl YILYIT!H I -11.om • unN YAUNTIHf HOT LIAO" COLO nn101 l'lln (.,..I OUlUVlt'S TaAYJU 101 1u•• nTNOlOS • Mil~ "no HOMlllllOI 1'1.US 001 TO llll Y JOI INI ttOC« "UOSOH • llUA fAttOW AVALANCHl1H 1 l'lUS HIGH·IAlLIN' tH • JOHN fUVOUA GllASI (POI HUS OHi & OHL Y lllOI -H.AMIU e &lot°"' f'OYn CO.VITTI SUMMll tN I l'lUS "t-~O.JJ" tllOI MAH MAMIU • A-l'Ont COllYITTI SUMMH tl'OI "lUS ---.:30-U " !l'OI f'lfrt Htllll llV. 0, ,INK "lNTHllll'OI l'IUS INTllNATION.Al YllYfTcll'OI otfVT CHAN • OOtOlf "AWlt 'OUL 'lAY(N I f'lUI IOllfl COASTll 11'01 IOC« MIHISOH • MIA fAH~ AVAUNCHltNI "'"'' MIOH·IALLIN' !l'OI WA .. IH eum • Mlt t lllltlnt HIAYIH CAN WAIT1ro1 f'lVI AMHICAN HOT WAX ~01 . . . . • • ' ' I I tNSIDE ; •Business of the Week •Stocks ¥i I ~ 1ff, ~ •Consumer Closeup •Real Esta OU our oneg Sun<Jay. Sop1ombor 3, 1978 DAILY Pu.or· • CJ Jack Olshansky holds new intravenous solution bottle McGaw Labs believes will provide competitive edge Tax Surgery Economic Cure? USC Professor La// er's Theo ry Gaining Political Backing E cnnom1 :-t prnft>ssor Arthur J,uffrr found a rl'SJ10ns1n• and r<'ct•pll\'l' t·rowd in ilorwport BC'at·h Whl'rl hl· (•xpla1nt'Cl lhl· thl·orics that ha\'I' won for him lht• tilll· of guru or the• n(•\\,'. ron Sl'r\'ativt• t•<:onom1cs 'fax cutl-. he s<11d. would mon · md1v1duab to product' mor e and lakl· mon· invt•slmt•nt risks. hoth of which arc vital to workcrs. business and to govcrn- ml•nt. c (OPTIMU M) Wh ere )( ----- Medical Field Keeps McGaw Pulse Lively t By m OM LECOQ Of Tlw D•ll' Pile\ St•ll The surgeon finished bis work. the patient's ulcl'r was excis<'d The problem now was to kec·p the man red so his body would heal But mouth fo cd1ng wa!-t out-surgical wounds m thl• stomach wouldn't allow it. II E WOULD have to be fed 1n t r a venously. a ~ugar·water solu· tion fed through tubes directly into has blood stream Recovery in s uch cases often means keeping the body strong. short pe riod:::.. ~;ugar and water wi ll s uffic<·. but for patients \1tilh longer duration ?!lnesscs. pro- tl·tn d£:plellon 1s a problem Soml· McGaw product:--ust• ~;t•v t· r 21 ": mplc· .. m ? no aC'td.!. 1 protein: to help burr. p:.I wnts. for l'X ~mplc'. replaCl' los t t1s!>Ut'lt The solutions of amino <1cl<f <.ind other nutrie nts a re li!SC useful for mfants with digesti* problem~. Nutrients bypass tt{e dcfl>ct1\'e digestive tract Olshansky held up an article trom a medical Journal showing well supplied wit h vita l nutrie nts un· t i l nor m a l l':ll in g I S possible . -.. . _ .. _,. .. • .. ORANGE ~OUNTY \ That. <J C · c ord in g t o J a l' !< Ol s hans k). µresident of BUSINESS ·· . " Of· Th~ Week· ~t c G :.i \l L:.1bor~1lurH·"· :.i d1v1 s 1o n of America n Hoi.p1tal Supply. 1i. part of what the company is about. McGaw Labs. located in two buildings in the Irvine lndustna! Complex. makes solutions and equipment used in intrave nous llVl therapy. BECAUSE M ANY of those solutions an· variationl> on sug- ar . water and sa lt mixtures m ade by at least lhn•e major competitors. tubes. bottles and other delivery devices <1re im- portant For exampll•. said Olshansky. a new bottle represents an im- portant product. The bottle col- lapses at a predictable r ate. al- lowing markings on its side to tell accurately just how m uch fluid has been given. how ~•md<J r c;;oli;t.ions h~!''t' worked wonder-; on people ~uf­ fcrmg from severe phys ical pro- blem s complicated by digcst1w f:ulures. O NE SHOWE D a s kelet3J woma n whose skin displayed s igns of many diseases caus ed by m a I nutrition An afte r - photograph showt'd hC'r follow- ing trcalmt•nt with nutnrnt n ck 1 V t hcrapy. full fleshed :.ind healthy looking . One of thl' nt•wt·st products produced m the plant on McGuw ,\vl·nul' .... ~cphrc.1 mim . "t h1.· fir s t a mino ac id s o luti on specifically indicated for kidney· failure patients." according t<> Am erican Hospital Supply's An nua l report. Kidney problems rail under two categories. according to Olsh ansky : acute 1 temporary <;n·alt•r frvinl' Industria l L~aguc luncheon guests last Tbursdy CJpph.1uded his idea of cutting taxes in order to CUE£ tbe m ah.Use or sta~flation the na t1 on ha:. c•ndured since th.: earl~ '70s . Workers labor for a ftc•r-tax dollar:., but businesi. has to pay pn• t:.1xed wages that a rc much hig her . The diffe rence is the ''tax wcd~c. ·· and as it grows . both wor kl'r and businessman arc af- fected. ~---1-~~~~~--.iJ-+~~ .... -#--+-+--Ols hansky said the syst.em will give McGaw labs a lead on other compet itive syste ms. us· ing plastic bags and other re- s e r v 0 1 r s that a r <· ha rd to measure. <See McGAW, P aite Cl) , L.\FFER. WHO teaches busi- ness economics at Univerl'>ily or Southcrn California. won a few lj)ughs at the t•xpenst• or polit1 c 1ans '"h o u rc· -;uddenly .. sc1·ambling" onto the ta>. cul bandwt~gon undt•r the prod of a erowrng t ax r1•\olt. Prof. Arthur Laffer New economic guru? THE WEDGE cuts <1 little from both each time taxes a re ra1s t•d . For example. Social Security taxes give a worker making SlOO take-home pay of S94. Rut the employer writes a check for $106. l ncreas l' the tax and the cmployet' takes home less. the employer pays out more. But thc employee is less in· ter (>sted in working ba rd for. a smaller check and his or her productivity falls. Business responds to higher labor costs by hiring fewer peo- ple The government loses bccaus.: there are not as many employed individuals to pay taxes. The total tax. of course. is much higher. Local, state and fedt.>ra l levies mount up to a hef· ty 40 percent according to cur- rent studws <• pretty fat wedge•. FOR EMPLOYEES making largl'r !-talarit•s, the effect of the wt•dgl· is t·vcn more dramutic. .... 11<1 Laffl•r . 111~ maan teaching tool ll> the "Laffer Curve ... which !.hows lhl·re is an optimum tax level. Go above 1l and government re- venul's decline in proportion lo possible inflow. Go below that IL·vcl and rl'venue isn 't up to par. Laffer thinks t ax r ate!. ar(' 0 Tax Rate (per cent) 100 Laffer Curve: As tax rates rise from zero. points A. B. revenues increase. Beyond optimum. C, revenue drops, points D. E. well over the optimum and that man y people are s uffering pocketbook pangs because of it. Not only the well-to-do. but the poor arc caught in the bite. LAFFER SAID ever y pr~SI· dent since John F. Kennedy hai. suffered myopia on thl' be n(•f1ts of tax rate cuts to both the econom y and the treasury. JFK cut taxes in a wide varit·· ty or categories by about 30 p('r cent. The effect was clear . By 1965, the deficit turned into a !'>Urplus. inflation was at a very low level and workers who used to keep only 80 percent of their pay were working for 86 percent. The incentive cfrect was m ore dramatic 1n hi g h e r wage ca tegori c~ whc•re cuts wen· larger. The m aximum tax rate dropped from 91 pe rcent to only ;o percent. "Before the cut. thos(' people only had a 9 pcrcl·nt incenUVl' 'lhl'Y kept 9 cents for <:ver y dot I ar chrncd L but after the cut thl·~ had a 30·cent incent1v<• "THEY GOT A 23 percent cut in tax rate." Laffer ~aid. and the l'ffcc t was immcd1atl' und di Vl'rS(' Among othl'r things, he ex- plained, the need to ~helter in- come from laxe~ was reduced Money that formerly went into CSttGUJW. PageC3> Ads Put ~ Gloss on Old Cosmetics By PAT DUNN Of tlw O.lly Pll .. St.ttt What's new in cosmetics ? Nothlng, really. Products may differ in appearance. but their composition remains basically the same as in ancient times. Modern perfumed hair oils are similar to those found in the 3500 B.C. tombs of El?votian kin1rn . "Cold crea m," reputedly Invented by Claudias Galen I A O 130·200>. has n't changed that much l'ilher. ALTifOUGH FOPPISH gentlemen and fashionable ladies of 17th and 18th century Europe were known for their lavish use of cos m etics . the Americ:in public continues to hold the record for .rcons umlnJ?" more cosmetics than any other nation in history. The Food . Drug and Cosmetic Act defines cosmetics as articles which may be "rubbed. poured, sprinkled. or sprayed on . introduced into. or ot herwise applied to t he huma n body for cleans ing. beautifying. promoting attractiveness or alterinll the appearance without affecting the body's structure or func· lions ." Soap is specifically excluded from this law's coverage. yet ' ' an FDA survey shows it is the most widely used "non-cosmetic" cleansing and beautifying product. Toothpaste is t he next most-used cosmetic. with shampoo. mouthwash. talcum and hand lotion following. These products claim about 22 percent of cosmetic sales each year. with beauti· fy ing cosmetics accounting for the rest. COMPETITION FOR THE LION'S share >f the beauty pro- duct market is tough. T hat's where advertising and promotion c~me in, and that's where the consumer can get led astray. "Seeret ingredient'' or "magic formula" ads may claim C'X · lraordinary results. but chemical analyses show that products in any category-lipsticks. face creams. etc. -are very similar10 composition. Inexpens ive vegetable oil may not be as aestheticall y pleasing. but it can be just as effective in kee ping the skin soft as the m ostexpensivecrcam . Many terms used to pr~mote cosmetics arc not well defined. For example. a product may claim to be a · rich emollient." Rich in what'> The manufacturer may not say. "Moisturizer " is another confusing term. Tt\ese products do not add moisture to the skin. They just provide .t protective cov· er so sk.in can ret ain Its OWTI moisture. "Penetrating" really means that a product will rub into the skin well and form a dry film which makes it seem to disappear. This raises questions as to1 how cosmetics are manufac· lured . promoted and regulated. The Food and Drug Admlnistra· lion r egulates these products under :i 1938 law which prohibits the movement in interstate commerce of adulterated and mi~· branded food s. drugs. cosmctlcs and medical ~evices T HE FDA ALSO ADMINISTERS the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act for food. drugs and cosmetics. This law aims to <Sec COSMETIC'S, Page C:?l ' & "'·""" --~ .. -.... , .. ... • ,... -· • --• .. .. How important can a new bot· tie be to patients '.' OLSHANSKV explained that precisely controlling the rate at which fluid medications are in· fused 'enter the bloodstream l has been found to be important in treating certain conditions. Flow rate 1s often rci;!ulatcd by the number or drops prr minult· nowin~ from bottle to lubl· to ve in. But a nurs e comini:? to work on the second shift ma:. need to know just how much nmd a patient he.IS already had. Eve n if a doctor prescralx'~ 60 drops per minute. and thc- nursc starts IV at that rate. 1t may change as solids start t.o block the sys tem. A s lowdown m ay affect the patient's re- covery. Th(: company spent 10 ycur" l' x p <' r i me n I 1 n g w 1 I h 1 n l' rt plastics lo ~void us ing polyvinyl chloridt'. a m aterial which m:.y bleed into IV fluid. PR ECISE CONTRO L o l m edication rate has ~lso pro mptl•d a spt>c1al pump to m~1kC' ..,ur(• flow 1s constant On company c•mployee sa1<1 ~le Gaw is tht father or a n<-w branch of IV the rap)<. using nutritional fl uid-; of great com plex1ty. Ols hunsky <xplained . that for patients who can 'l ~at for • Tiie Conapan1 McGaw L abo ratories ma nufactu res a n d markets intravenous and irrigating solutions and fluid delivery systems used widely in the U.S. and overseas. About 1 ,600 employees work 1n two Irvine facilities. the main pro- duction center at 2525 McGaw Ave .. and at 4340 Von Kar man Ave .. 1n Irvine. Two other plants are located in Mexico and Puerto Rico. Sales figures unavaila- ble. Principal officers: Jack Olshansky. president: Or. Allen Wolfe, vice pre- sident-research and de· ve l opmen t. Robert Byrnes, vice pres1dent- market:ng ; Floyd Sen- :am in. vice president· quality control and re- g ulatory affairs: John Carl. vice president and controller: Ed Miner. vice pres1dent - manufacturing. and Howard Hamm. vice pre- sident-distribution. • • . .. s {'2 DAILY PILOT T oo Good'• kad R e liable Maytag's ,.. 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T hl' comp1uiy, ~h1ch m.11.. ... , "<1-.h 1n).l "'''' h1n1·., dn 1·r!>, d1:.hw11shl'r-. and .:u1·hui.;1• 111 .. 1)1>.,l'r' l'Ut rh·ll 53:, m11l1on 1..t!>l , l"a r on i.ah.•:-. o ( :mo m1ll1u11 "hu h 1., ~-------..... fu11c) h1Rh :.tepµ1ng an tht• .tJlpli;,in cl· lo\orld C'on tr.ot th d t "'Ith Whi rlpool. 1x llffil'!) 1\1 a) tu~:. :-.Ill' but t!<trn· 1ng only lhrl'l' l lml'!> ..1.:. much Money Tree Even at you don't h ave u Maytag dishwasher in your . h.omc, you are probably familiar with the Maytag telev1111on commercials sta rring actor J~sse Whit e as 'tht• lonely. bon'<I M11yt1tg repairman. White has be en playing this role for more than 10 years in commercials th11t ham - m er home the point that Maytag washers rar(lly break down One of the axio ms or advertising is not to s11y unyth1ng you <'un't bu<'k up. Since Maytag builds its wa~her!> to lust 11 ~ l'ar ... w1 thou1 c.1ny :-.l•riou-. trouble. 1t feel:. it has the right lo run lhl:. kind or etdvt·rt1sing. MAVTAGS HAVE CONSISfENTLV won high ratings in Con~umer Reports, but has this reputatio n paid off in the marketplace? Well, MaytaR does all right, holding CJbout 15 percent of the washing machtne market , which places 1t right behind gietnt General Electric and far behind the No. 1 maker . Whirlpool. The question : Can Maytag continue to go its own way. t•etrnang twice as much o n the sales dollar as the rest of the opplwnct> tndustry? Forbes magazine, for one. doubts it. In a r ecent re p o r t. "The Probl em or Being Pre mium." Forbes said c 1) other companies have improved \h(•tr product~. 12> l\1aytag s edgt' has therefore narrowed and 1 :J ) conc.;umcr~ will probably be less willing to pay a pre· m a um pract.•for u Muytag. Concluded f orbe::.: "Thl· sample'. straight-forwa rd formulet thttt h as wurkcd ~o well for so m any years looks Ukc it m ay no longL'r be vulid. •· M e:1yta(? is the only maJor appliance m aker that is run· ning behind last yoar 's pace. COSMETICS UNCHANGED fFrom Page Ct) ens ure that packuges <ind labels provide accurate information <.tbo ut the 1dt.'nt1ty of the product. the net contents and the name etnd addre~s of the manufacturer. A lthou~h cosm etics arc not regulated a~ strictly as foods a nd drug~. ::ippropr iate warning~ are required on the labels or fl·m1ninc drodorant spray:., cos metic aerosol containers and products whi ch have not been substantiated for safety by m<1nu l actur C'rs. f''OA reaulat1ons also rl'ou1re cos metic labels carry a list of uniformly named in~rcdicnts in order of the amount contained , with th1• m•tJOr 1n~rt·d1ent first Minute amount ing redie nts arc not 11:-.kd. nor are color!>, specific fragrances or Havors. INGREDI ENT LAB ELING CAN help the consumer compare products by pn Cl'. p lus keeping a rein on exaggerated ad claims. liut. 1 ngrcdient lasting often doesn't mean much to consumers. See· ang mineral oil, beeswax, borax and water listed as cold cream in· g n·d i en ts m ay be interesting. but what do t hese ingredients do? The beeswax-borax mixture is the emulsifier which keeps the oil and w:.itcr together . In others, sorbitan sesquiola te m ay be used to preve nt separation Or glyceryl stearate and ~oolwax alcohol. cholest erol and mineral oil are utilized . Just as som e ingredients used in creams keep them soft, ll~sl1 cks need hardene rs. Lipstick is composed essentially of an 011-wax base stiff enough to form a stick. with red-staining dye and pigments in the oil, and perfume. Castor oil is the principal 1ngred1ent in lips tick. Beeswetx. camuaba and candelilla a re the waxes most often used UNLIKE OTHER INGR EDIENTS, color additives used in cosmetics m ust be approved by the FDA for purity and safety. Brom o a cid and related d yes are used for most of the color qualit y of lipstick. "Frosted" lipsticks utilize guanine crystals, bis muth oxychJorid and mica coated with titanium dioxide for thei r pearly appcaranc~. Perfumes in lipsticks are used mainly to obscure any fatty odor present in the basic ingredients. Antioxidants also a re used to prevent unplc::is unt t>dor s that occur when oi ls and waxes get :.ta le E ye makeup color add itives ure more strictly regulated by thl' li'DA. Wath a few exceptions. only inorganic pigments may hl' usl·d in eye cosmetics The main coloring agents are ul· trn m arines, iron etnd chromium oxide pigments and carmine N.F Typical Ingredie nts used in paste or cream .type eye m a keup include petrolatum. lanolin, ceresin, carnauba wax, beeswax. ste aric acid isopropyl myristate, propylene glycol. g um tragacanth. w ale r a nd methyl cellulose. Some pre· servatives. "pearly" look ingredients and perfume based on natural oils and aromatic chemicals also may be used. ALONG WITH "BEAUTY" cosmetics. antiperspirants and deodorants ar e top-se ll ing cos metic products. and they a re con· :-.1de red drugs by the FDA because they alter bodily functions T hc!>e producti. <'Ontain astringent ingredients to reduce per!>pir:,itton. Antipers pirant properties are found in the .salts ol .i number of metals. but the most. commonly used a n· tipe r,.pirants arc the salts of aluminum Deodorants arc dei:;i~nt'd to prevent body odor. and they ronl am an a nti-bacterial agent. The aluminum salts which have a~tringent properlit'" a lso have anti-bacte rial properties. Deodorant powders ronslst mostly of talc and perfumes a long with zinc oxide and zinc stearate to make them feel m ore com- fortable on t.he skin. No deodorant product is allowed to claim It can "st.op" perspiration or odor. Although toothpaste or powder is co•idered a necessity hy m ost people; advertisers often promote these product s with an eye to glamour and sex appeal. ONE TOOTHPAST E ADDITIVE, stannous Oourtde, 1s con· sldcred e((ectlve In reducing tooth decay when used regularly and al an early age, a ccording to the Council on Dente l The rapeutics of the American Dental Association. What about dentifrices that claim they are "lower In obrusion" than othe rs? Most experts agree that to do a sulis fpc· tory Job of removing film from the teeth a dentifrice must h ave som" degree of abras ivene11s, but maximum cleaning effi ciency with minimum abrasion Is the Ideal combinnllon As for claims made on behalf of cosmeticis. your own saUsfactlon Is the best (U1de. If a cosmcllc causes you no pro· blcm and 11 pleaJJing to you, It probably servff a useful purpose. How uaeCul, in te rms or dollars 11pcnt. only you can decide. -. . -' -,. -------, .. -~ I ,.... ,. -~~_.a..~--~--~-_,_.,,. -, . . BUSINESS I LABOR I MONEYTREE Starting Firm Isn't Easy • • .But Irvine Seminar Could Help AftC'r Arthur II Kuriloff1> stu· dtnt:i flnush his one-duy i1cmlni.r on !lt{lrthlG their own bu111ness. a few m uy decide this just isn't their bf!g . ·'Thul':-. a ll for the best," h" :.a yl! "Thl'y und their families wlll (Ort:O the grief <.ind puin of the financial problems · · Students who stick with their dreams will com e away with a h'i:trd-nosed view of what they must do. iwrsonally and bu~i· oess-~ 1:.c. lo gel sturted and :>UC Ct: Cd THE SEMINAR, offered by L'C Irvine Extens ion on Oct. 28. heg1ns with a long look <tt eetch 1rnrt1c1pant. :.ays·'l<uriloff. Do thl') have the s tuff success 1s m 1tdc of'! Not everyone d~s. the gray· haired management consultant and UCLA lecturer thinks. To find out, students will use guide lines established by busi· ness researchers who insis t there are r eally just three categories or people: -Those with a need for af· fillatlon; "They will be friendly, compassionate a nd kindly. Ultimately they wind up in child car e o r couns eling, or other work with people." -THOSE WITH a need for powe r : polit icians. policemen and teache rs, Kurilo ff S :t)S, share this quality . Salesmen a lso like to manipulate others to their own advantage -Those with a high need for achievement. These are the ones who tend to be entrepreneurs: "They drive over obstacles ... are highly e nerge tic and know that achievement doesn't come ea~i· ly. They dig in for the long run." Kuriloff adds that they value ac.·h1cvem ent for its elf, value m om•y, but don't hoard It and u~e money a s a kind of m urker to keep ~core tn their gam e But. they arc not gambler s. Rb ks arl' ta ke n only after a good look at thl' odds TllOSE \\llO DO well at start· ing a business also need im· m ediate foedback. H things etre going badly. they try correc· lions. If things a re humming. they want lo do more or what works. They are objective about their own pe rformance and when in a ' Jnm. lhey·scek out the best ex· pert help t.bey can find KurilofC's concepts come from a wide vuricty of research. One ~t udy f o und that en · trepreneurlal types playing ring toss be haved In a typical way. The researche r told a test group to throw rings al a post. They won a nickel for hits from 5·feel away, o dime for a IO-foot toss and a quarter for s uccess at 15 feet . THE CONSERVATIVE type w e nt f o r th e s ure thi ng , gamblers backed away the full 15 feet to go for the big reward. but the s uccessful business starter us ually went for the mid· die ground where the chance to do well wai> high. Finding ou t what kind of person the participant 1s isn't 1t'b111en af •fartf•g a fl11•f11e•• are• 't ilae ga•fll e r f ffp e., eo••llltant •a11~i1tew Hice to lnl0te tlae odu are fn tlaef r f a .,or. the end. Changing to become mor.e o r thl' type that s ucceeds is covered ~ Basically. s ays Kuraloff . you ~ve to begin acting eventuetlly thinking the ~ay you want to be t\nd . you have lo learn to plan. Kuriloff hai. authored a text to be u~L'<i 1n the course. "!low to Stetrt \'our Own Business .. and Succeed." publis hed by McGraw Hill. THE BOOK includes work ~heels. which when railed 1n. form a bus ancs!> plan for a new enlerprist.• Planning t!> vatul. hl' i.ay~. bec;.iu:.l' '"llhoul 1t. t•rilical steps or probll·m~ will bc overlooked t\nrl . h:J nk ~ or ventur e c<1p1U1li sts aren't 11-;u:tlly in· ll'resh•d in undc\ (•lo pt·d idea:-. by pcopll• who don't wunl to do thei r ho ml' work Ocvelop1n~ pla n!> bn't an easy l a s k , h l' a g r l' t• s . b u l a systematic approac h to laying one out 1s po~sible for JUSt about anyone Marketing "not selling" -is a criticaJ s tep. Before spending time and money on an idea or service. Kuriloff says check to sl'C! whether there is a market. LIBRARIF.S HAVE economic and population data about areas businesses will serve Find 01..t what people or bus10esses need and determine if the need con· verts into a want. "Will people buy it with the ir afte r-l ax dollars?" Be tter m a ke sure you un- derst a nd technit'al aspects or the e nterpris e a s well . warns Kuriloff. Will Ole widget you plan to sell be up to snuff and will you be able to rind a way to sell it., Financial plans are m ost critical. esl)t:c1ally if a bank or o ther source of cap1t d l as neede d. HOW MUCH initial capital will you need? How much will be needed as the business s tarts rolling along? What kind of ac· counting system will you have? What kind of prices will you have to charJ:e to s ucceed'? A critica l quesllon. says Kuriloff. especially if there's competition Too high a price a nd you ure edged out; too low and you can't m a ke enough profit to survive Kuriloff, just starting et fourth venture with his wif(I, Lucy. thinks anyone who goes into a business where there is already keen <'Ompdit1o n 1~ askin~ tn fail "I like a business with a high c:ontnbutcd value a big difference between the cost of goods or l>crvaces and the l>l'Jling price." T H E KURILOFFS' newest (!nterprise is teaching people how lo write clt:-ar. Mm pie and unde rstandetble reports. Th e 1d l.'<1 (·am l· from ha ~ k ach1ng experience "The )><'hools co ntinue lo pour out functional illitNtttl'!), .. ht• said. eating ci.pecaally rom puter operators and engineer-. who have a lot of trouble sayin~ what they mean. Findini? un idea for a business is one olhl'r aspect or the sem inar. he savs . Bra ms torm- ing and looking at tiny niche!> In th e marke tplace a r c th e m ethods used. Women h ave a ttended the sem inars in tncreaslng numbers during the la st fow year i> lOr -etonu Starting own business? Arthur Kuriloft can help "Wo m e n a r e coming a livl and they're JUSt as good 1 al business 1 as me n ... BEING SMALL has its etdvetn tagcs. Big often m e ans i m p e r s on.i i trl'almt•nt f (Jr custom t•r!> "Dad you ever try Ill ~tr:.11ghten out d mist ake 1n J computer b111'1•• Sta)tng i.mJll m cdrt • pl.'rsonal service Some retail customers as well as busine:-.' clients like that enough to tr) out even a brand new firm Fan all). Kunloff s ays that s m a ll busan c~ses a r e re all y valal Most m ajo r invention-, cam e from small o perator:-. m an~ highly technical product~ wcr<' born an kitche n s and ~a rages Xerox. for example. came t.o lift· in thl' kitchen of Chl'sll'r f Curl:.on in 1941S lie thought he'd invented a nifty lorm of instant photo~raphy Till' ~cminar <it t.:C Irvine wall bl' ht•ld an adm1na~tration build ing room 822, Oct. 28. Register in person in that buildin~. room 102. or by mail at University Ex- tension. room 102, Adminis lr<1 Lion Building, Irvine, Calif .. or by phone at 833-3414. An $85 rl~' 1 BankAmericard accepted 1 in- cludes parking. lunch and a copy of Kuriloff's book By Thom Lecoq • Wimply' Winpisinger heads machinists and aerospace workers· union. but some of his actions have put traditional labor ideas aside as he tries to change old images of unionism. Union Chief on Unique W arpa~h W~~SHl~G~~N. l_AP> -b When is "One Million Strong" in a council. but that hasn't prevent sidered his union's bread and 1 1.dm t · r ;~p1srn~er . ec.ame drive for retribution. beginning ed h i"m from speaking o ut butter . presi en ~ e nation s sixth· with ihe fallelections. against Presiden t Georgl' largest union a year a~~ a h~lf .. . Meany. Winpis inger reels tht• a~o. few who were fam1har with I SUPPOSE you could call tt 84-year ·old tabor leader is partly has ways expected him to settle u political hit list." says Winpis· r esponsible for a perception of i~to ~he conventi~nal mold of the inger "We'll do everything we l a bor as m onolithic a nd un- b1g·t1mC' 1.abor chtef. can to defeat the minority who responsive. And W1mply. as the head of thwarted the democratic pro· the lntct-national Association of CC'ss. The IAM claims to have the most varied members hip oC any union. In addition to 120.000 auto mechanics. it has hundreds of thousands of member-. an elec· tronic~irline a nd railroad in· dustries. But allhou~h a third of r AM membe rc; work in the aerospace industry. Winpis inger has raised a bold challenge to the de fense spending long con· M achinis ts and A e ros pace "But thos e senators wouldn't Workers CIAM > is widely known. have gone against us without t.be di d not su~rise them. pressure they got from bus i· HE'S TAKEN on the defense es t a blis hm e nt a nd George Me any, both high on the list of labor 's untouchables. And he's entered a race car in the Jn. diunapolis 500 as part of his er. fort. in public relation!-. and otherwise. to improve a labor image he thinks has become ta rnis hed. But 1f the 53-year-old Winpis· inger isn't always in step with his labor leader colleagues. he 's :Jt one with them in his rcactJon to the fa.llure of the Labor Law Reform Act in the U.S. Senate. His reaction to the death-by· filibus ter of the labor bill is characteristica~ unrestrained. lie vows revenge on the senators who refused lo vote to end the filibus ter that killed the bill and the business community he says egged them on. n(l!>S." he says. "They spurned us, s o it seems t o m e that turnabout is fair play. They'll not get the benefit or labor 's clout when they need it. Winpisinger s it<; on the AFL· CIO 's 35-m em ber exccutivt• Pm1ch ~ ~gl do' t~.\ / lo> .. / n '~j ~~-~ -~ ~. ·~~.-i; The Machinis ts Union had been a prime mover in labor's effort to liberalitc laws govern· 10~ union organizing procedure11. with Winpisingcr authorizing a n intens ive lobbying and wr.ite-in campaign the day he took omcc in July 1977. Now he plans to morshal the union whose motto -&71~ l~-=­ ~~ • . - 'Suro .. hell hope Jimmy Carter know• what he '1 doing about the dollar.' • , "I WOULD hall' to think that tht• m embers of our union who <ffl' now e ngaged in the many facets o f military production would have to de pend forever on world terror in order to survive as an economic unit," he says . Winpis inger s upports thl1 "conve rs io n" thesis, which holds that the arms race is infla- tionary and is not the 1ob pro- ducer claimed by the Oe fensl' D c p a r l m e n l a n d I a r ~ t' e mployers of JAM members likt· the McDonnell Douglas Corpor:• lion . lie calls the B·l bomber "tht• biggest boondoggl ~ lh:st could have happene d to thi .. country." And he carried thl· A FL C10", oppo!)ilion to th,· Carter Adm1nis t'rat1on ·.., prC\· posed ~ale Of F 15 jet ftghteM.fC\ Saudi Arabia a step furthe r. b\ speak1ng out again:.l the entirl· Mideast package sale "Put simply. sometimes sclr Interest has lo take a back scut to what's right. especially if thl· choice is between a layoff and ;i (lea th." Winplsinge r says. He has used orunizing skill~ honed during his fk ld represen· l:.tt ivC' duy'( to pull to!lether 60 labor, cqnsume r . t'ommunit 'r and environmental groups into a Na lion al Energy Coull lion last spri~J(. 1~ purpose ls to lobb>· Congres:; ror o Jobs oriented e nergy bill 8 CT HI. pe t project 1 .. e nhancln8 tho blue coll a r <!ff CHIEF. PaJeC3> . . • . .. " I .· . . . ,,,,_ .. REAL ESTATE MAILBAG I BUSINESS BRIEFS Sonday. September :?. :978 DAIL v PILOT C3 -Real Estate Mailbag • • • 8 ) R0 8f:RT J . 81tL S ••••II 8-.w D.na'f Sftl 0 1-:Ak 808· My hmr'14' ha:. bt·t·n for 'Ith: over 27 month.) It w 1&. i. ... tt-d with wvt•rol r1 ally Ufitf'llt~ HU~ It ho°'n't b1•t•n :thown for !t\t•r 14 Wtll"k!. lt cost mt> Sfttl.20C) to bu1h.I 1n l!:IG!J ~000 L!I m) a'tkinic l)rll'4' 'l'wn \1•1u ·" 11~0 11 rt~ult)' llJtt.•nt brou&hl mt· .i $7~.000 11ftt•r f11r II I mud~· ~Ul $80,000 c-01.mtt·r{lfft•r hut tht• t>uvl"r bc.>u.:ht unothn h<Ju,,,. I um over 70 and mu .. 1 •rll. flut I ~on l 1 1rrv tht· mnn r.u11· Wh•t 'huuld I dll'' f:.dlltau• IA coopt•utl\'t> 'ah•. ~enerally, 1he .. bortt'r tbt· llallng lrrm. the harder, 1mutt r, i nd fallitt•r Utt-a•t•nt works. Renew the ll.8ttng 1r ll explr•·" with thr homf' WlHld and tile a10at ... dolo• a good Job. Abo, be nf'.dble .. to '.alri. '4-rmlf: take • ~econd mor&1ace If m·~rsnry t11 lf'l th~ home• 84)ld. W1llt1i1m H Dt:Alt \\ll.J...IAM Tllf'rt> ma)' b4-~of'ral problf'•'-· lnt'htdla~ prll'4", lf'rm•. martlt't roadlUoo,,, tbr t.o.bf'. ht. loollon aod tht- •ll<'Dh 8 1' ~an-Uw hou.t> I~ In wp condition. P a int •nd nic up If Dt'CM,.tr). 0rbf'n IM It a'ltb our ar.-a• bf''1 brolcr r. In\ ll-4• at 1 .. a..t lbrf't' al'llYC' lonl •lf'Dls tu diM:"U"'-' tbt-ll~l inac. ,h part of Uu-ir lltltln1t pn·Mntation lht>) )ho•ld prt•1u r e a 00compf'tltht' markl't .. n11l)'b" to "ho• '\'On ltw horn,.·, m arkf'I 'i1lar . \'our SM.2lll ~0~1 I& trft'lt'\ ant. Maybt- 'ou paid too mllclt. PC'rh:.pt. \'alur\ huf' drdl•MI ln )OGT nel.,.horttood . Aht"r chc-t·king l'llt·nt rt>h•H•nt 1•i.. li~t your bomC' wilh lbf' agrnt )'OU ff'<'l "IJI do the· ~~t milril:f'tlOA job Rt-MJrf' the a1tt"nt fulh •·oopf'ra&t>~ "Ith Otbf'r local •itroh to "arranf9 p,.., .... ,. s .. ~ l>~l\I( BOB 1\ rcully ugent who lusted m' ho ow (11r 'uh· w;1t1ll'I mt' to gt!l a b uyer'l'I 0111 ~t'JI "t1rr;1111y. lie '11ys it protects m~ ll)o Trut•1 Ella H. Ot:All ELLA. Trut•. Wbt'n you lh1t your hcune for ate "Ith a realty al(ent and offer )'our buyrr a ooe y'1ar w•rraoty, many war· noty pul.lcle1f alw pro& .. t l you <the seller > durtn1 l.M IJJf1.lnl( term. You're protected Ir problt-nu• J evt'lu11 with <'Omponents such a' a ppliance-,, air conditioning, wiring, or pl11mhl11g durlniit &h e> ll!>llng period. The b u )' .. r Ii. prot N·t~cJ for ont-·ye ar artcr purch;ai.t·. llom1• "a rra ntll's are a ••good d .. .-I for both bu) t·r and ~ .. u er. Tbey cost abOol $200 and art· avlililablt> In most urban areas. Bolf." Mf.l("la Must Bllflft" Eane'! OE1\H BUB: Pll'~•Sl' 1•xplaln how realtors tirrl\'l' Jt the amount of year ly income re- quired to (l\Htlify lor J home mortgage. How McGAW CREATING SOLUTIONS ... <From Plol~l' C'l 1 f..tilurl'I ,111d chronic t lung tl'l'ffi). A failed kidney ha:, d hard t1mt"' handhng am ino ac.'1ds and produces a build up or urea. potassium and other mater ials. THE NEW produc-t provide~ u few vital amino l:Jl'ldS necessary to rebw1d damaged tiss ue!>, but ulso has the effect or helping lhc body use up urea by allowing it to aid in producinl{ non-essential a m1Do acids. The idea, said QLshaosky, is to take some of lhe loid orr a pro- hlem kidney so it can heal. These products a nd the i r benefits to patients give McGaw Lab:,· 1.600 Irvint• t!mployees a ~ense of the spe<'ial importanct· of their job!> That. he added. 1s promoted by Carrying groups Of WQJ'kers thro u g h scen arios wh e r e ~omeone is injured -for exam pie, on a picnic -rushed to a hospital and hooked up to a n IV syste m . TBElll UFE de pends on the solutions, equipment and re· search res ults produc~d by KcGawempJoyees. . llcGaw fields about 160 ··sales people." who te11-oflen in very technical terms-JUSt what a new or cxislin~ product can do ror a patient. and to m ake sure 1·~u:·h nurse on every shift knows how to use equipm e nt a nd pharmuceuticals. They ar('n't really salesmen Obhunsky 1nMstl'd. adding t hJt they 1Jften do not write order ... during calls M cG aw·s m anagcm ent is youthful. !>aid the d 1v1 :,ion GURU ... <Jo'rom Page CJ> unproductive· cha nnels t t.O hide from lhe taxman > was placed where it could earn al least what had been saved by shelters. Productivity is another elc· ment or Larrer's ideas -"lnfla. tion is jus t money c has1n~ scarce goods .. Give workers 1n<'enhvc fcut their ·tax rates l and they wilJ produce more. Produce more. and costs will stabilize --people won't hav£> to bid prices higher 1n order to buy goods. CAPITAL GAINS r ate cuts came in ~ror a licking as well from the yout hful economist. T rack an investment rcturn's tax load and you often find a bite or 90 percent or more. Thal 's a lot to ta ke from some· «ne who is riskin~ dollars in new or growing ve11tures. Lack of such investment costs jobs. r aises welfare and support costs of government to aid the un- t• m ployed, whic h e ventually comes full circle in the form or boosting tax rates. Lafler looks to other nations for e xamples of what happens whe n gove rnment moderates tax rates. Germany a nd Jap a n enjoy boom tim~. low inOation rates and high productivity. They also <·harge no capital l{ains tux and many other taxcc; un· ~1l low rates. BUT Gi:RMANY. 1n particular, 1s a ble to support ex· tens ive government be nefits because revenue is high and the number or unemployed is low. ... .. . r h1d So tht· c<>mp•1ny sen<ls nmn\! of 1b munu~L·r!-> lo special sc m 1njrs presented by lhl• p..,.1 r c 11 t f 1 r m , A· rn t' r 1 c l.I n llo..,p1l<JI, whosl' chairman. in· cHlent aJly as only 44 . s ix ye;,r:, ) uungcr than the industry. M c G ,\ W 8 lo: G .\ N a s t h c dn ·um or a physician 1n 1929 Bdorc Ur. Donald E. Baxter came out with the fi r st IV sys t e m a nd s ol ution s. in· travenous therapy caused fever. Baxter created the fi rst com· m ercial IV system to solve the problem. He was prompted , said Ols hansky. by m edica l m is· sionar y experiences during <1 Chinese cholera epidem ic. Many died from fluid l().')s Or. Baxter 's original equ1p- mt•nt <'Ons1sted of l.I larJ:e beaker with rubber tubing and needles u sample of the first brown n:1sk sits on Ols hansky's book casl' A COMPLEX series or license agr eements .. dating from the firm's founding-two companies wer e involved, The Don Baxter Co. <in the 11 western states) a nd the Baxte r Co. I on the eastern s ide ·of lhe Rockies>- created a complicated history . Am erican Hospital Supply had a d istribution agreem ent with th~ eastern company when it purchased the Don Baxter Co. in 1950 In 1962. America n Hospital severed its agreement with the eastern c·ompany -which is now a competito r under the name Baxter/Travenol. Don Baxt er Co.. the western f i rm. eventu a lly becam t• Mc Ga w Labs and absor bed Ml'ad Johnson's JV business in In Puerto Rico, he said. cond•· lions were bad. The former prc'- sidont proposed a 5 percent in- come tax s urcharge on yearly t axes. Quickly labeled "the baby vampire," the proposal got the pohtician, and the tax ejected. II is replacement , frightenC'cl by high social welfare costs and a 16 pcrct>nt deficit, reluctantly eliminated the tax a nd lowered rates on other taxt:~. 'l'he result was a s light surplu~ last year a nd a drop in un· em ployml'nt from 23 percent to about 16 percent. More tax rate cuts a rc in the works there now. THE U.S., Laffer said, is still saddled with remnants of the "Robin Hood" theory of having the wealthy support the poor -- by force. lie cited. in particular. for mer New York City Mayor Abraham Beamc Rcamc and cronies decided that anyone making more than $100,000 didn't n eed a ll that money. and set a r:1te of 100 per· cent city tax on all income above lhat rigur~. "Everyone muking more than $100,000 moved to New Jersey," said Laffer. The poor and mid· die class who stayed behind got to replace lost funds .. THE PEOPLE of New York would hRve lfoen b<'lte r off lowe ring the rate on the rich." Trade off is the game's name>, said Laffer. The problem of find· i n g the o ptimum tax rat e. however. can't be addressed un. til already-excessive rates M•' rolled back. And the prospects or that. he said, look pretty Rood. IL m ay be hard to be re-elected on Robin Hood 's cloak·tails an the midst of the country's tax slashing mood . .. .. ..----_,._..,.... -.-~ , -..-__. ---,,,. -. _, ~ . -. -. Hl59 und Ull' AMSCO division of American Sterilizer in 1962 Tht· m·t result or thes~ a nd other ch:mges b u group of com· pJnie:. spccialrzing in different medical products. all under the umbrella of American Hospital munagement. Mc GAW LABS m oved lo J r vine in 1975 f ro m forme r quarters an Glendale. Revamp- in~ the old factory was overdue, but moving to a new facility pl aced the lab closer to. lhe edge or the state-of·the·art, and made compliance with federa l regula· tions easier. I n dus t ry price cutting has forced careful attention to costs. said Olshansky. Though f1gurts are veiled by lump-sum handling in American Hospital's a nnual report, pharmaceutical g r o u p t.'a rning s , o r wh ich McGaw Labs is a part. showed an increase or 13 percent during 1977. Jncluded in that g roup are A roa r-Stone L a boratories , wh i ch makes a nd market s e thi c al pharmaceuticals , s pecializing in critical care m e dicines. and McG a w R espirator y Therapy. which m a kes specialty products. McGaw's main plant is at 2525 McGaw Ave, Irvine. A second facility is located at 4340 Von Karman Ave .• Newport Beach. WIMPLY •.. <From Page C2> worker 's im age. "Take our race car ," he says, or the JAM-sponsored car owned by a Burli ngam e , Calif .• m ech anic. The "Mac hinist Union Special.'' as it's called, qu alified this year for four ma- JOr r aces. including the In- dia napolis 500. '"Always the driver gets the honors. so we decided m aybe it's tim e we r ecog n ized the m echanic -the guy who really m akes or breaks a race." Wm· pisinger says. T he IAM also pro- vides prize money for chief mechanics in United States Auto Club r aces. and plans to s ponsor its own race. the Machinist Union 150, lhb fall in Trenton, N .. J. The salute to mechanics is just one aspect of Winpismger 's pro- S(ram for improving what he sees as the undeservedly n egative image or unions in general. Another image-boost ing p roject is a summer camp for inner-city youths organized In conjunction with the National Football Players Association. A PILOT project. "Unions for Y o uth." i n v olv e d 5 00 Washington, O.C. Hnd Roston a rea children this summer. with the labor groups hoping to set up camps in all 26 NFL cities next year. "K ids will be abll' to glean ~ome appreciat ion or the fact that their boyhood he ro is a member or a union ... says Win- p1singcr. In arguing for these activities, Wtnpis1nj:!er makes frequent re· ft'rcnce to his own background. l le started as un a uto mechanic in Cleveland . and two of his fi ve children are mechanics. He still dabbles in the trade . When a vis- itor noticed a grease stain on his shirt, he acknowledged : "I was down in the garage during lunchtime. That animal of mine's got an oil leak and I was checking out to see which it wa s. the e n g ine or the trans m ission." ( L. M. BO D ) INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT much Income would I nued to buy u $50.000 or $60,000 home.'" Mr. P.E DEAR MR. P .E .; Ttae really agent doe1m 't dettrmlne mort1•1e lneome ttqulre· meat . The lender does. Eacb lt'Dder b•~ dlf· lerHt rules. You can probably afford to buy • bomt- costlng 2.~ to lbtte times your groa unual lncoD\e. Most leader• want you monthly boaalo& COCit to no& exceed %5 percent of your Income. But some lenders now allow up to one-lblrd of lncome to 10 to boulD« costs. Tbe Income of both spouses Is consklered. Your reaaty agent or leader can give you more details. E••li11 Releese l~.qtftU'i~ DEAR BOB: I went to a real estate lec- ture. T'le man said tor $10 l·can use the equi- ty in my home to buy additional homes or properties. How? AlG DEAR AL: It's tbe "equity release technique." When you find a property you wan& to buy. for the down payment offer Clo· 11tead of cash) to create a SttOOd mortgagf' on your home. If the seller accepts (some won't, but many wUJ), it costs you about $10 to prepare and record the secoad mort1a1e. Your realty agent or a«.orney can show you tile details. lacorp~tfo11 Good ld#a? DEAR BOB Should we· form ..i corportt tlon to tak~ tiUe Lo a commcrcl.d off1cr build Ing we are purcha~lng? Mr.C W DE AR MK. C. W.: No. Your attornef l'H t>xplaln the dludvant•&es of corporatt' owaerablp of property lnvestmr nts, lncludlnf double taxatloa of stockholder dlvtdend1, no pan-throu~b to stockboldt>ns of tax losses. No T.u 0.. °" Re11tal DEAR BOB· If we rent to tenants our hom e where we formerly hved (we're buying ·another home>. must we pay any sales tax? Ernie M. DEAR ERNIE: No tax l~ due slrlce no sale baa taken place. Deceased'• D~ .,_,.d1' DEAR BOB· My aunt gave c. deed to my brother who. unknown to her. dred two dayr before the deed was given. I am my brother·~ sole h~ir. The property my aunt deeded le my brother is very valuable My attorney says the deed 1s no good since my brother was d ead at the lime 1t was given Is th1t. true" Ralph T . DEAR RALPH: Yes. A deed lo a dead SK"t'IOD 11 lavalld s ince tbere was no delivery or tbe deed during Ua•t person's Ufetime. Bank Rights Reduced By ROBERT J . BRUSS A dispute involving only $15 per month interest char ges imposed on Cynthia Wellen.kamp by the Bank or America has resulted in a multi-million dolla r loss for California ba nks a nd savings associations. THE FACTS -In 1973. Birdie. Fred and Dorothy Mans bought property in Riverside Coun· ty. Their purchase was financed with a $19.000 loan from Bank of America at 8 percent interest, secured by a trust deed on the property. The trust deed contained a typrcal due on s ale clause which allowed Bank of America to demand full payment if lhe property was sold. In July of 1975. Cynthia Wellenkamp bought this property from the Mans. She paid cash for their equity, took title. and started ma.king the loan payments. But when Bank of America learned of the sale. it threatened foreclosure un· less Wellenkamp agreed to increase the loan's in- terest rate from 8 percent to 9.25 percent. The monthly payment would increase a bout $15. Wellenka mp refused. The bank began foreclosure. So Wellenkamp took the bank to court on grounds the due on sale clause was an illegal restraint upon title transfers. She Jost in the Superior Court and again in tbe District Court of Appeals. But Wellenkamp won big for herself and all California property owners in the slate Supreme Court. TIQ: DECISION. Justice Manuel wrote lbe Court's decision. He cited California Civil Code section 711 which says restraints upon tiUe aliena· lion are void. The Court lben reviewed two earlier decisions whe re 1t held restraints upon property 1. lie alienation to be invalid. The Court concluded that due on sale cl~usl· ... are unreasonable restraints upon property tll ll- transfers unless the lender proves security impart· ment. Therefore. the Court concluded, due on sale clauses in trust deeds with instltutronal lenders are enforceable only if the lender proves its secun-ty Ube property) is impaired by a titletransfer. DEOSION SIGNIFICANCE. This landmark ~ecision means property buyers are no longer sub· Ject to lhe whims or lenders. Property can now be bought "subject to" existing financing with no in. terest rate increase. u ·s "automatic finan<'ing ·· The decision applies only after Aug. 4!5. 1978. not tc, earlier lender enforcements or their due on salt· cla uses in t rust deeds. '78 POISCHES IM STOCK!!! PORSCHE LEASING MEW& USED CALL THI DPBT BILL y A TES. IMC. 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Tlllt ,._ we filed ...,. tttP v . .Jo 'l'llltN' CM.nty Cl«'ll of ~ C-'t .,, 11111 ,,_.,_ _,. llled ""'"' ttW Aue..st 10. "" Ccwnt., c i..11 o1 Or•"99 c-1., .,.. ,...,., A"9U.C 7•, ""· Put>tlfNd Or ..... Coelt 0..,., p;IOI ,._ ..... u. 10, 11. s.cit. >. ,.,. lC>n·1t Puoto~-0.-Coest 0.1., PllOC ""°' l. 10. 11. 14IW1' .,,..,, -PUllUC NOTICE PUBLIC N011CE " PVBUC NMICE Puot1Y1e<1 er-eo.'' 0.11, ;;;P;-;:11::1---,.-,-CTTTlGUS---llVSl--,.-u-s-- '>el>I J, 10, 11, 74, 1t'71 •1•1 ,....STAT'RME'llT -----Tiie 10•-1"9 pet'SOl'S •r• dO!no PUBLIC NOTICE bull:'f:s~~Ge OFFICE SUPP\.Y, -111 ORANGE SUPPt.Y, 111 _,_ FICTIYIOUS •vs1N•SS 91WI . a..-.'"""""· o , N~f STATEMENT Wiii ...... A. -S. :1661 8"1H, 111~ 1011-inq pe"on\ <1•P do•no Irvine. O .tVQS Ou\•,..~\•• Shirley A. ~. 3'St 8•1•'· I HE (APlAIN s CREW. t'lt• tr'tine, Ca."770S • .,,,.,., \I • Cl>'>I• Me"' ~ mn lll•s buslnen Is <-uct•d t>r a Jo,~pll Ro,,•oQ ~dl>"dt"f\, 1'6' v-<al pertllffSlllp. t roerat \t ~I•~" C.. "7677 Wntlal'n A. MetoHs MO,..••d WOO Cll,\n<j, 71111 ,.,,._ Tllo\ SI~-WAS lllf!d Wi"' ttlP l°w'rw•O ll• MUllllftCllO" &#eel .. C• Co<>11ty (~ of 0r.-. cou;2' ~]Mb AOQU\I )4, 1m_ C:.rrqory Joftr\ 1111( P>oh, 13117 RN! ••111 A~~. :tb<I lUo.llft C<1 976'0 Pubh~ Orange CoHI Dally Piiot t<onald Ollie Poll\ 1&1 Eul '"" ""'· 11, Sept. 3, 10, o . 1971 •HCPI \t., :: U, Co<n.t ~'"· Cot 91671 -----l n1\ bu,.rWt\\ ,, conducted by .. U"M'r•I Pc.tf1nt'r\tlip JOMpll R f>,tund<"\ T nl~ •t&temcnt .. .,) t1teo wlllll IM C oulll'f Chlf'k-OI Or.tn(le COlll\IV 011 l\U(jU\I 30. 1979 Fl.._ Put>I"-Orolft9P CoMI 0 .tlly Pllol '><!pt, 3, 10, IT, 1•. !Wt ·~·18 PUBLIC NOTICE • C~ter of Actioa Sparkling ponds. waterfalls and elaborate la ndscaping surround the rc·creation-filJed lifestyle at Sunrise Racqu<'t Club. SevC'n compe tition ten ni s courts, two air- conditioned racquetball courts and six swim- ming pools are located near the central clubhouse. pictured above. at l200N.Sunrise Way. practically in the heart of downtown Palm Springs. T he Bergheer Co. develop- ment offe rs two and three-bedroom single family residences from $85.000. r Moving Up ... In Real Estate .... HOWARD C. RICHARDS has been promoted to vice president in charge of field operations for the Gregory Company of Costa Mesa. Overseeing all Gregory projects under con- struction, Richards will be working directly with fi eld supervisors at two Costa Mesa projeds. a IO-unit apart- ment complex and Seabluff Ca- nyon Townhomes. an 82-unil re- s identia l community which features ext ensive private rerreation facililit>s and solar- assisted domestic hot water systems. Re locat 1ng from Penn· sylvania to C~tlifornia in Oc- tober of last year. Richards IUCHHDS joined lh<' <.;r<'l:!Ory Company as a general superin- tendent. I lis responsibilities now include schedul· ing, construrt1on and li aison with sub-contractors. - Richards resides in Fountain Valley with his wife !:>andra. a nd their four children. ROG ER SllLEPPEY has joined Danielian, Moon and Assoeiates, a Newport Beach architec- tur al and planning firm, as pro- ject a rchitect. He will be responsible for the design, pro- duction and management of a number of projects. Before Joining DM&A. Shleppey operated his own firm for two years. EarUer , he was a project architect with three Or an~e County ar r hltectural firms: Lohrbach & Pulaski; Lee & Kla~ei:;; and Edward Gid· dings Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Shleppey now Uves in Tustin with his wife, Gail. His special area of interest Is soler e nergy research. P UBLIC NOTICE .· ~ .... ~ --... • # --.... ,.,,. ,,. <# • • ,. ,. ,,,. .. ,. .,_,,,. __ .,..._, __ . . Building Probe ·slhted Carter Council Wants Answers ~n Housing WASHINGTON IAP> The Carter adminis tration's infla- tlon·rnonitoring agency has an. nounced It will invesUgate the reasons ror rapid increases in the prlot! of building m atcrlaJs. a major cause of higher housing costs. Barry Dosworth, director of the Council on Wage and Price Stability. saJd the agenty will hold heartngs early in October that wlll focus on rising prices for gypsum, cement, a s phalt roofinw and lumber products . THE aJUNCIL sold pr1res in thf'Se inc:hu1trk.'S have been rising more rapidly titian overall prices during the past few few years . and in many ini;tances the rate of increases had accelerated so far this year even t hough home- building has le veled off. "They are an important con- tributor to the sharp rise in hom e p~hase costs. It is clear that they have been advancing much too ra pidly, and we are al- t em ptlng to find out why," Bosworth said In a statement. Wholesale prices of construc- tion materialfi have been in- creasing at an annua! rate or 13.2 percent this year, compared with an 8.9 per cont increase d urfng all or 1977, the council said. THR ADMI NISTR ATfON'S anti-inflation program is aimed at keepi'n!f both pMce and wage inereases in 1978 at levels below the average n ses of the previous two years. The founcll said that in most cases. prices of con· s tructlon materials are increru;. ing more tha n the two-year average. Prices of gypsum have in- tteased 25.4 percent in the last 12 months. Cement prices are rising at an annual rate of 16 pe r cent, a nd Dou g l as fir. ha rdwood lumber and hardwood plywood have increased at an· nual ratesof22.5 percent, 26. 7 per· cent and 14. l percent, res~­ tively. The rouncil said the avera~ein· creases in 1976 and 977 for these sam e lumber products were 16.6 per cent. 14.4 percent and 3.9 per- cent. respectively. . "LUMB ER MILLWORK prices a ls o have incr e·ased sharply, at annual rate of 38 per· cent between last December a.d July oftbis year," it said. The hearings into buildlnv materiaJ prices will be the n~ conducted by the council intOI price behavior in an individuli! industry since 1976, when it held hearings as part of a probe of in- creased health costs. The exact dates of the hear- ings have not been set. Bosworth will preside, and those called to appear will include major bwJd· mg materia ls manutacturers, trade associations, users of the products and other interested purtles THE COUN€1L ha s thu au th ority to s ubpoena testimony, in the event that became necessari . "We want to rind out why these prices have been rising so rapidly, how the increases affect the home-building industry and what we can expect in the fu ture." Bosworth said. "We also want to hear what experts in these areas h ave to :\ay about possible solutions to t~c problem ... Realty Honors Top July Sales Efforts Katella ReaJty, Inc., based in Anabe1m, has honored the top pro-ducers for July Accepting two awards for Jul,y was t..ada Lara. manager of Katella 's Anaheim Hills office. 5169·0 Sant.a Ana Canyon Road. The s.ales slaff received trophies for top.selling vCice and top.listing of· f1ce . MEMBERS OP the staff in- clude Diane l:Seghtol, Jon Brett· man. Dennis Briley. Nancy Brunston. Roger Caldwell. Dave Carson, Roy Dahlstrom. Shirley Dura n. Carole Geronsin. Hazel He is h man, Linda Kau ffell, Helen Kuzma. Diane La Duca, Sharon Larson, Jan XcCurry, Larry McCurry. Nora Ormiston. M art h a Pri n ce, K a r yn Schorlherz. Paul Shea, Maria Tillotson, Pat Walker and Gloria Woodard. To~·selling salesma n for Ju.Jy was Dan Thrasher. a staffer at the Huntington Beach office. 17081 Beach Boulevard. Stephanie Bryant. a sales as· sociate in the Katella office, 15580 Brookhurst. Westminster. was awarded the top-listing s alesm an trophy for July. THE TOP-LISTINGS taken trophy went to Marian Higgms. an associate in Katella's moon· lain office, 32853 Hilltop Blvd , i\rrowbear. Ruth Kue!\t.er, manager of the Fullerton office, 2201 E. Chap. man. and the sales crew in that office were awarded the trophy for top.volume office In July. St affers include Ann Alderdice, Edith Armbrisler, Rob Buckel, Gene Ctronlk, Charlene Clark, Avis Cuni&ton. Arlene Danca, Elliot Fr~berg, Mar ie French, Glenn Gtl>le, Dave Goodrich. Doris Gr ieve. J ean E lder Johansen. Dave Johansen. Don Lies. Joe \..udi, Ja('kie Roberts. Chuck Thanas, Lowell Wagner, R.ose Weimer and Becky Wiruk Advance-/ ee Ageneies Slwi Si\CRAMBNTO tAP) -Thl' <;l ute has sh•l down l 1 advance- rec re ntaJ ~ncies ror failure to obtain licenst>S and closed two others for oct providing refunds and contracts_ officials said. Real Estate Director David Fox :.ilso anm unced revocation of the broken's license of John King of San Diego. a Renlex franchisee. He said King bad re· fused refunds a nd failed to pro- perly supervist his empk>yees. SUNS£T VIST~ BST~TBS 9ISCOV£R TH£ JOYS Of LMNG IN <J'HIS fYBLIGRq'fUL COMMUNITY Of JUST 38 £X£CUTIV£ SINGL~~MILY KOM£8 Wlft M~NY LUXURIOUS ¥E~cruns ~NdOY CL~'AN, CL~ ~R COOLm BY ocmw BRE£Z~S; (L~S q'H~N ~ MIL£ fROM <fll£ BfiCHli SPEC<f~CEI~ SUNS~S ~n 'A Gim\<f N£W SPIRIT TO GO WITH I<f! ~K~<BOUT OUR £XC£LL<BN<i' fIN~NCING PVICED~ $154,500 IHU Gtt• S4Jc~I. R111ttttttoet~c.4-ACIMI 1:1.tt ~~Ill til .\ftMltl~ ~nv flf u . Ct'Wl'S.oln C+.JHil!NAl.sn ) • • 1 . .. .. REAL ESTATE Sunday, SeptemtNr 3. 1978 • DAIL y PILOT CZ Cities~ Popularity Displaces Elderly WA S HING TON 1 A1'1 - Ernci.l Moort. :.hahlly built and creased wtlh age, fe1arb ht· m1aht huvt" to JOln o n1•w arm> of di., plutf'd Amt>flC'Jn\ urbwn nomi.tdi. ' bcinN hirc1·d (rnm 111 1wr l'll) humt>-. b) .-fnul•lll Pt"t' pie returnma ftom the suburbfi. "I don't know what wall hap· fJt'O to u:1," Moore uld. Pt-:0,PU:: LIKE ErntlJl Moore hUVI' bt•t:n v1:1na11hlnl( from !ht' In nt:r ('ll y ollTOrdlng lO U ft•porl by the National Urban Coalition. They u.rc being squeezed out or city s pocc by developers who :-.ee a longing among well·tO·do suburbunJleis for tha city life they left behind. "tr you nrc an elderly, poor . working-c l a ss rente r o r homC.'Owner who lives an an area undergoing rehabilitation or in a lJ Udd e nl y fa s hionabl e neighborhood, you are a prime t•andidate for displacement." :.aid M. Carl Holman, president of the coalitaon. BASEO ON A two-year study an 65 neighborhoods m 44 cities, the research a nd educational group, supported by business. civic and civil rights leaders. recommended low-cost housing rehabilitation loans. tax breaks und grants to help families in af· fected neighborhoods fix up their own homes. .. Neither government nor the private se<:tor is coping prompt· ly a nd e ffectively with t he 'Yo• 1aa.,e to deal wftla O~ fnlle -COll- st l t Mt lo n a 1 rigltt•. • • .M at1be tlte Supre•e Court ~ndeddelt.' needs. the frustration and anger of this group of urban nomads." Holman said. Patricia Harris. secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, has a n- nounced that her department wiJI give $125,000 to the Urban Coalition to counsel pote ntial victims of ur ban displacement. IT IS ONE OF 200 s uch grant~ -..u.11..aling more th an $3 million awarded to similar groups this year. Indicating the scope of dis· placement. the coalition said that half of the neighborhoods ---........ Al'w1,..,...,.o ~ur veyed indicated a hig h 'YOU HAVE A PROBLEM THAT'S A STICKY WICKET' minority populettion before the Bruce Lyons Changes Old Washington Neighborhood area was rehabilitated. About 37 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~p~e~r.:...:cent indicated no racial C., c·hangc. with l :i percent showing a larger minority population ufte r re novation. ··vou have u problem that's d i-t1cky wi cket. .. conceded Bruce Lyons, a real estate· developer who paid $120,000 for a house on Moore's s treet below Embassy How an northwest Washington Lyons had it renovated . J UST BA C K FROM J weekend at the beach. he parked his s ilver Mercedes Benz in fro nt o f Ernest Moor e 's driveway, near the rusted fold· ing chair where Moore sat on the sidewalk watching carpenter~ and painters changing the fact.- of his old neighborhood. The s treet, said Lyons. wa::; a hangout for drunks and dru~ pushers when he and his partner bought four rundown rooming housel'i. The houSl'S. he said. are being re novated for sale a~ single- family residences and will co~t between $250.000 and S300.000 each. Moore. 72, has $370 a month lo live on L VONS, 35, said the dilemma comes down to this: ·•You have to deal with one is· sue -constitutional rights. If I own lh1s building and you rent an apartment, a re you there because I let you or because you have a right to be there? Maybe the Supreme Court can decide 1t." Lyons . a gold chain around h1~· neck and wearing blue Jeans em broidercd with a s unrise, said ht.: has helped a half-doze n dis placed pco1>le find other hous· ing, but most have not asked him to help. "THEY ALL MOVED volun- tarily," he said. "I can't tell you what's happened to these peo- ple~" The developer is proud of his work. "Before we got here. it wasn't safe to walk thl'se s treets." hl· s.a id. "I thank l 'm domg fairly worthwhile things.. I'm not say. ing il's without cos.t to someonl' But I think we're 1mprovang Turtle Rock Vista Selects Landscaper AN IRVINE ADDRESS FOR UNDER $90,000 ... and four bedroom hom es. with two. two- a nd ·a ·ha If and t h ree baths. the quality or this c1ty.'l Moore p"t it another way. ''THE RE'S NOT much crime here now." he said. "It's im· proved a lot. And there are more children. l don't know what kind of other changes t hey'll make ... Moore lipped has straw hat to passers-by. "Used to be colored and white all along this block," he sa id. "Now all my friends are gone but me. J'm the only black man leftonlheblock." For the last seven years. Moore has managed a· s mall apartment building in return for free rent and s mall pay that does not stretch much beyond groceries for him and his wifo Now his building has been sold and the new owner has hinted they might hav~ lo leave. ..l'LL RENT A hOU H ... omewhere," he said. "l do the best I can. I've been here 25 year.s. Ir l have to. I 'll go back to Richmond. But l don't want to. "My friends come back and say, 'You're still here?' And I tell 'em I'm holding on. Thal 's the story of me-." Sight-unseen Land Purchases Continue WASHINGTON (AP I -Some 225 developers have been suspended from interstate land sa les, in the last two years but consumers con- tinue to buy land sight unseen. the Department or Housing and Urban Development reports. And in many cases the buyers plunk down their hard-earned cash in full realization that improve· ments promised b y the di:· IN GENERAL developers or veloper have not been made. 50 or more lots offered in in· There appear to be two rea· ters tate commerce must fil~ sons for these continuing sales. statements of record with the according to Patricia Worthy, government a nd provide pro· HUD's interstate land sales ad· spect ive buyers with a property minis trator. These are "brilliant report containing det ailed in· an~ imaginative" salesmansh1µ for mation about the land. by developers and gullibility b) Thl' statement or record con. investors S'?ekang their fortum.• ta ms such information as the in land. t:orporatc c harter·. d eeds . SH E SAID THE 225 :-.u1' µcns ions followed investigations of some 4,000 consumer com plaints. Jn a number of cases, s he said. sellers or undeveloped land had failed to comply with HUD rules , leading to prosecution and eventually to fines and Jail terms. The government. Ms. Worthy said, does not have the authority to approve or pass on the ments of a development, but it works to make sure a buyer has access to a ll the information needed to de· cide on a purchaSl' mortgage~. financial state ment an d inform<Jtion o n the avail ability •• of utilities. water and sewage systcros and plans for the development or roads. s treets and recreat ional facilities. T he property report contams a brief summary of this material and must be provided before or at the time a huyer s igns a purchase agreement. People havm~ difficulty with inte rs tate land s ales. can obtain information or file complainb by writing to fl UO-OJLSR. 451 Seve nth St. SW. Room 410~. Washington, D.C. 20410. POD, Inc. landscape design firm of Orange, h a s been n a m e d landscape a rchitect for Broadmoor's Turtle Rock Vista Homes, a 16 5 -unit luxur y townhome development currently under con- struction in the lrvme Comp a ny d eve loped village of Turtle Rock. .. Because of the s ite location, landscape de· sign will be implement· cd to complement the view elements inherent in the project. The de· si~n will also protect the environmental integrity around ·the village's na m esake rock." Sales are expected to begin in June. with the form a I grand opening scheduled for July. To visit Turtle Rock Vista Homes, take the San Diego Freeway to Culver and follow the signs Lo the village of Turtle Rock. LileS like a single family home . According to POD's landscape a r c hitect R og e r M c Erl an e , Hroadmoor Homes is offering five plans al the Turt l e R ock neig hborhood. T hese will include two. three ' Best Idea Since . Shopping Carts ~~ N~ ,;j ~ow you can ~9 a week's shopping <: ... ~~ without forgetting a single Two-yHr MIPPl'I (104 liatl) furnlahed In convenient te8f~ff ped Send Today To Become A Super ~hppper r----------''"'n thlteoypon, mall with I $1 .75+.SOpoat-oeattendllngto: I Piiot Printing Shopptng U1t I P.O. Box 1560 I 330 W. B1y St. I Co1t1 MeH, C11tf. 82828 I INAME---...... -----------1 I I 1""!ET--~-~-----~~-1 lc::rTY---..... - --_.. ZJP-. ... --..1 item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. 140 aep•r•I• printed ltema, plua addltlonel apae .. fOU een flll In your••"· 34 Staplea 21 Vegelabl .. 14 Fruit• 6 S.kefY Items 5 S.veteget 19 M .. tand flah •ntrf•• I t Dairy Items 20 MiaeeUeneoue ...... er.own •etwel .... DAILY PILOT Plays like a townhome At last. arford.11111 pm 1'<f IJ11111\ ww11h111111·, n1 ,,, Jllll•»I 111111,11·" r1·rrr.11innal oppor1u1111 ,,., I lw • ••rr1111111111 ~ "h111h ,1mu111t \llll• I" 1\.11t· • 1 1111.1! 1"0 .re '' p.i rl< w11h pool. ra b.rn.1 .1 ncl l,1111fy .rJWtl l.1w11 \V1111l1nl( 1trc·1·nhd1~ tr J\t'l)I' rlw rommunity. ThC"11·' """" mort· r.rrl.. 111 pl.1\ 111 """ rln· l,1hulnu, ·I:". J<ff" puhhr ti• rn.i11.• P .irk nearly rompl1·1t'!I rii:h1 .iuo" clw ",..,., I nun tlw I lt·rn.1~<' I' J . I. communr•) 11 "'" uhim;itdy includ<" I:! lrgl111«l 1t·n n1, •ntrrh . .i l ~hulou' .1quJt1c compll'.11, J f1~hing l.1i:onn picnic and play M•'·'' Pl.in' ,11"><1111tlutl1• ~ \1-1•11 rt·n11·1. hhr.rry .• mu .111 <111' .ind t r.1f1, building. Th.-innm.111u• Pl.rn ·i 11rc lutl•·, 1h11't· h<"t'lroom,, 21_, holth,. a '1'J<1nus fJm1lv room, dram;i11c l"1ni:td1n1n~ .l••'·• w11h frr<'pl ar< f•111•1·r.<111on corn .. r 1\ •• 111ht-d c-t'1hn;: and b~lconiro h.illw,1v .utd J1cl111<'oural 1lrtt1n.1 1 lw '"'P ,,1vtnR l..11d1• n .Jnd J<lj.t• •·111 family room OfM'n to a p11'<1t~· ~··•«•'II p.1110 $78,290 to $87,990 INCLUDES AIR CONDITIONINC, E:E:R:l:'r.A.G:E: PARK TOWNHOMES Stitt Offl<'t! 10-0tympb. Irvine, CA tt7t4 Tdcphone: <7H) SSl.07!7 . • 5 ) ............ 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I " ,. ,, I i II II • t h t• h·nd1•1 ·, <'l1mm1tnu 111 l"""'°n • 11 I 30 Credif llo11rs l nve$tment Course \ ~Planned in Newport (\ fin• day C'Our<;e on ad\'anct.-d investment and exchange practices wtll be offl>red Sept 5.9 in Newport Beach by the investment division o! the California Association of Realtors Approvl'<i for 30 hours of contmwng education credit by the Stale O partmt•nt of Real Estate, the 8.30 a m . lo 6.30 p.m . sessions will ('over th(• princ1pll·s of invest· --------------111\!nt analysis. marketing in· Ye.'tment propcrth.·~ .. deprccia Oen finance, cxcha ng•s ond i~<tlion ,Clas~·s will bt• t.·onductl•d al Uti.• Marriott Hot el. NcwJHtrt Beaich • INSTRUCTORS WILL be n:- a ft o r s Evelyn W a l s h o f Bewthomo and George Warwick •( Chula Vis ta. Both have earm:d thl' designation certified c o m m e r c i a I i n v e.s t m e n t ft'fem ber and have served on the C?westment division education e<?'TI mi tkc Warwick. president of Ma· Jl'St1c Dcvl'lopment lnr is a rl'al estate instructor at San 0 1cgo Com munit y College Wals h. owner of Walsh Real E~tal c Exchange. has been ll'achmg real estate courses for 15 years . Registration is limited. Cost of the course 1s S240 for members and $255 for nonmembers . Checks m ay be m ailed to California Assoc iation of Realtors. Registration Depart· m e nt. 505 Shatto P lace. Los Angeles 90020 Real Estate ND TIIEft t: IS as much its fl\·1· 1•1"ht'> percent diHer<>nCl' lwtw1 •en the best available rates on Flor111a upa rtmcnts or com· nwrr1ul proj\orls and the highest 1 at1•-. in Tl•xa~ or California Thi· r<>J:1onal vnriations arc tlw l.1rgcst 111 sevl'ral years. K o.Gloff stud. Ttwy reflect the regions· vary- ing 1 ate~ of recovery from the 1974 rcct.-ss1on In Florida. the n ·covcry in construction began lt.·~s than a year ago. In Texas .ind Cahfornia, 1t':. been under w.1)' for more than two years. CALIFORNIA HAS a special problem -its 10 percent usury law ceiling affects life insurance tompanies. who <1rc this year's primary lenders on income real l'Sl:Jlc. Many are dropping out of the California market. <The ceiling docsn 't apply to loans by thrift institutions or banks.> The top of the rate range edged up in all thret> benchmark categories in August. The bot· tom of the range remained un· changed but was available to fe wer borrowers. CITICORP REAL Estat e. Inc. 's end-o(-August benchmark rate for apartments is 9 3·4 per. ccn to lOY pe·cent, up from 9¥.a p~rcen to 10 percent the pre· v1ous two months. Rates fpr new prOJCcts and for comparable well-rented existing apartments a rc essentially the same in most regions. T he current benchmark range for medium-sized shopping cen- ters or speculative offi ce build· ings is ~ percent to 10 percent, up from 9¥• percent to 9-Ys per- cent last month and a flat 9:1.-1 percent two months ago. ... Ready to Go ., Shingle-sheathed townhouses of the Mooring a r'" r--ady for occupa ncy The townhouses. offered by Biddle Development. Inc .. are priced from S75.000. The Dana Point complex features two-bedroom. 212 bath unib in lwo-s torv floorplan arrangements. REAL ESTATE lnlanders Flock to ... Vista Unit The desi gn , thei r p rice· mcluded features and a location adjacent to Huntington Harbour have been c redited with the s a les success of the s ingle · fa m ily detac he d ho mes ;it Sunset Vista Estates.~ More than 80 percent of the shoppers who have visited the beach-area community come from the inland areas, according to Albers & Associates project coordinator Emily lseminger. THE 111REE·, four· and five. bedroom homes, priced from $154,500, we re d esi g n ed by Newport Collaborative. They in· elude up to 2,827 square feet of living s pace. Among price-inc l uded features are vaulted ceilin~s. w a ll -to-wall carpe tin g, cus hioned vinyl floors in the kitchen and baths, formal tiled e ntri es. wood-burnin g fireplaces, three-car garages and block walls in the rear of each home. Kitchens were planned for easy preparation of meals, with a cooking iSland cchoice of gas o-electric cooktop> in two plans Appllanc~ &11clu4ie self-cleaning ovens with m~rowav<., dish· washer, disposal and trash com· pactor T he decorated models and sales center are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and may be re ached by exiting the San Diego Freeway or Garden Grove Freeway at Bolsa Chica Road. Drive south on Bolsa Ch1ca Road to Warner Avenue. then right to Green Street. More mformation 1s available at 840-5455. ._. Questions/Comment By Randall Mc Cardle, Ph.D. Realtor G,~\JNr>O~EN NG • We arc new in California and confused. We are t\,.-ying a nt>w home in Irvine and things are quite difte rent. In the East. the bank handled most or tlla details. What really takes place when you buy a laome in California? Would you mind oatUning u.t process? I know there are escrow and tltle c.1)mpanies. Just exactly what is their function? S.N .• Costa Mesa Books hav(• bcl'n wriltl•n on this subJcct. However. a simplified over view can be <1c comphsh<>d in a few p;uagraphs. An agreement to purchase is most commonly made through use of a document known as a "de· posit receipt." This contains the terms and condi· Uons of thc purchase of the property. WHEN THE AGREEMENT to purchase has be<'n <1CCl'Pll'Cl and the buyer and seller have agreed on terms and have signed the deposit re ceipt. a deed must be s igned and acknowledged by lbe srller. delivered lo the buyer a nd recorded at the offiee of tlie--county officiill who keeps such re· cprds. Tht· de<·d commonly used in transferring real estate rn C.ilifornia is the grant deed. It must con· tain the sig~of the grantor. a granting clause f''I hereby grant"), description of the property and the name of the grantee. It must be delivered and it must be accepted by the grantee. Searching of the records. to be sure the grantor has the right to sell. is done by a title in· surancecompany. WHEN SATISFIED THAT THE property can be sold. the title company issues an insurance policy protecting the new buyer against loss ~cause of any cloud on the title that later may ~ome to light. Details of dr awing · up the deed. recording, nnancial arrangements and similar routine arc band led by an escrow company. They have the advantage of being a disin· ~rt'sled third party, holding the transaction in sus- pension until requirements arc met. . Randall Mccardle JS president of the Real ~ftatcrs: he JS also an author. lecturer and instructor. Send your comments and questions to Randg Mccardle. (Ure of the Orange Coast Dady Pilot. Post Of/ice Boz ~· Costa Mesa. CA 9'1626 . ... . Lectures Cover .. . Investment Plans " .. Profitable Real Estate Exchanging." a four· Jfart lecture series that examines ways to make f~ use of the investment dollar. will bc offered on f't)day evcnjngs at Orange Coast College, Costa ltesa. • ~ The series is co-sponsored by OCC and by the :Y•wport Harbor/Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley Boards of r eal tors . ... The lt'ctures will be presented on successive ffl\days, beginning Sept. 15, from 7:30 to 9 :30 p.m. ia"1>CC 's Fine Arts Uall 119. " • Series tickets. priced at SlO. arc available in the ticket office in the college's administration bcrilding. The oHice is open Mondays through '1'1days from 8 a.m. to 7 p .m .. and Saturdays from &tr.m. to noon. • Newport leach I~.: ON THE w ATER 1 Dock avallable. New 2 story custom homes, 4 & 5 bedrooms, 3 & 4 baths, formal dining & breakfast nook, 3 car "' garages, large clo1ets, pantry, 3 fireplaces, large deck• on the water t up- .. grades throughout. Owner/Bullder. For je a1e only . C all L i nd a H aun. (714) 833-3150 Shown By AppoJntment ,. •• <# .... , .. -·--.. ,,.,. ,.,,,.., .... . .,,.. .. ..-,,--. • .._,, ___ , __ ~ \ ~PW~K47 '· GET THERE~ Now for a small down payment and the price of rent. you can own a spacious 2 bedroom/2 bath condohome on a quiet, shaded cul de sac. just secondS from South Coast Plaza. schools and job. While your monev·s hard at work earning equity (and outpacing inflation). vou can relax. Enjoying the pleasures of vour own private clubhouse and pool. Now at last ... at Park $5 9 ~7 ... vou ca n move up with· out getti ng hung up on price. · ~ 50 sales Office: <714) 557-3432 I • • • . .. I " I .. OA.ILYP~ macnab I irvine NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY JUST usno -"Ol.D BlUFFS" "11111 11• l«H·I \n~.-111.1 · l'l<lfl "' .! Uf<i.. 2 liuth,, 1or111JI d1111111: rm • lh-.111111111 ,11..iu. .. t'<l p.11111 & prt\o1ll' n11r,1n1•1: An t<Xlf<I lti "r~ubdt -.un 11u111h 1h1' 111111 J1kd , . .,d u1111 "' \ 1t'w ,,f lu:hb lrom Dover Shore;. \111\1 111 r<J1h •I 11 0011 t>Pt' "l ' I I I'\\ 2067 VISTA U~L ORO " h.1 POlO FIELD IN DOVER SHORES?? W..tl lh1 h.1d, \,lf1l 1 ... 1Nl (jUll« Til1\ r tu.:. hul \H• lh1nk }OU'll agree ll 1!> ""' 111 th .. 1...:,1 1111, \hU c·nuld 11111J 111 ='-ol lkh Beautiful 1:ustom built 4 HH h111n• ':!IS;1 u .ro 1<-.1 ... 1•h1>lrl ('11ml· Wl' 11 ull SuN I s P M 1459 •' \I \' \ "'~ A BlUFFS BEST BUY M11dl'l hum<' hkl' \ pl.in "' 114 m<1~ler ... u1te ~ 2 DR!. & furm;il d1nin.i.: IJmll~ rlll L.ml'I\ "'11od del'k(il 1>11t1u A dellghtful property JUSl reC:.hH·1•cl to )IHI.;,()() wll,·1 .. 111 c11n~1dl·r 1,•a:-.l.' w opuon Sci:' & 1·nmp.er\• 01'1:" SL" I:; I' \I llOVISTA lt()~IA IS 671 BlUFFS I ST OFFERING Front rnw "l•l'l'I Jt•ular \'I i::ws of' Upper liay & [Jover Shore~' ~t>ht lt•\cl 3 llH, 2'.· h:Jth "l-'ranc1!>r Jn" Plun w many upgr;idt>~ incl pl.1111,111110 ,hllth·r' m1rrurt<d hllnl-! rm, prol designed .iourmel k1tchl0n l.. H•m11 ton1rot1t .. 1 '""'' frllJ r 54!60.000 lt>a:.ehold OPEN SUN 2·5 I' :\I 1111;!1 \'IST·\ C ·\l'DAI. C"·G81 STUNNING! ~p1•c·l.1C·ul:Jr \ll'\\ from th1:. :! BR re,• UPE~ St;:-.; I ~ 30 P :\I 1111 KJM;:-, HU 1!:> li\11 DOVER SHORES ( .nr j.!l'llU' I Bil hom1• "' brt!JlhlJk1n~ 'll'W OPE:-.; ~L':" I S P ;\I 1020 S\\:Jl,\C;u 1Si01 THE BLUFFS :111111•nrl Wlll !i tt"I 000 OP!-:~ SI ,'\ I ;, I' ;\I 2<13'1 VISTA JI OGAR rS 71 t CAMEO SHORES ;1 llH sn rorne r lot·at101i OPEN Sl::-.0 1-5 P.M -lti45 ROXBURY IS-721 WESTaJFF 4 BR pool hOme at >149.500 OPEN SUN t S PM. 1508 DOVER OR IS·731 HARBOR VIEW KNOU J BR Cape COd condominium OPEN SUN 1·4 JO P M 2701 HILLTOP IS 7 11 LIDO ISLE , :1 Kk on stret:ol-10 ::.lrt.-cl lot OPEN SUN 1·5 P M 133 VIA WAZJERS IS 751 MAI KAI . - 3 BR cott;ige condomtn1um OPEN SUN I 5 PM 1311 BAYSIDE DR IS 75al THE COOL OF nu CANYON Ell'~Jnl. privatl' & totally upgraded El Dorado -a vis ual dehghl m nt•utral tones, from entry to lu~h patio~. 3 BRs + fOt"mal dining. Pool. 1.1c·11111. tcnrn:. & ::.e1:ur1ly offered al ~165,000 fee J en Hunt 642·8235. • S i fj I SPECT ACUlAR VIEW HOME SpJnuu' t UR c•onlt:mporary homt: DeMgned for l'Onvenience & prl\'ac•y llJnd:.ome .i.:allcry entry w ltahan llle floonn~ lg. Irving rm "' rww marble fplc all new k1tcher dining rm w • blt·ans . Private bl'Jl'hl'!>. OrfcrccJ ut )349.500 Bevl.'rly Morphy 642·8235. IS·771 TOWNHOME Surrounded by towl•ring ptnl':. on 1:xpans1ve greenbelt the privacy of llrn, :-.pht level rC'tdenl'l' ·~ l'nhanced by the 3 "master-size" BRs • Pncl•d right at '>192.500 Ll'a""oplmn or lease yrly. )8001 mo Lynne VU ll'1H1lle 64Hil00 CS 7H t LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT ·\ UntflUI.' propeny w 75' of bnyfronr w pier +shp for 90' boat. Superbly huilt older horn'• ~tngll• level w I BHs. :I baths, lg. family rm & hvrng r in + rna::.t er ~Ult\: If 11-:h r<'llinJ:\ very :-.unn) & open Approx 4200 "I It uus ual C\lr;i-. + Jl()OI' Jean Uall.'~642·8235 tS·791 NEW OFFERING -DOVER SHORES AREA The iron gnll entry gate sets the mood or this stately brickfront res. w "Old World" thurm Formal ll\ing & danrng rms. handsome walnut paneled dl'n w fplt & I~ wet bar, sunny kitchen views huge. walll'd yard w room for pool & garden >350.000 incl. land Appl. only. lll'llderman1 Schw\•1Ckl0rl 642·8235 <S 801 FABULOUS EASTBl.UFF Be s ure to see tlu!> lg S BR home w over 2500 sq ft all on one noor A ~ favorite area for Newport family h\,ng ~o close to schools, shopping & park. l.g. lot for playground, garden or pool' Avail. to move tn soon. 5179.500 .Jesnne ~wman 642·82.15. CS·8l 1 NEWPORT SHORfS Oehghtful beach oriented comm. wlpools & tennis PLUS a very well done home. Hardwood floor.. glass & brass accessorit?s 2 BRs + dc:n or 3 BRs. Offered .it S 162.000 fee' Martha Mecnab 642·8235 <S-821 1 ST TIME OfFERED -WESTQJFF CONDO lJeautl(uJly upgrade<l home w/llght, airy feeling. 2 BRs. 2 baths. dining rm, fplc & pool. Walk to shops. S86,500. Harriet Perry 64.2·8235 <S·831 BIG CANYON + BEAUT1fUl HOME /\ gorgeous( 4 RR re8idence wt lg. family rm +formal dining r m. Marvelous t'lrie of wnll, noor & window coverings. Nlne•hole pullmg Rreen, too! S389.000. 644 6200 <S 1141 642-8235 90 I Dover Drive Newport Beach ,. . . .. . .. .J __ , __ #_ .... rea tg FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY tlEW YORK SOPHISTICATION AT THE BEAOf .Sma~hmg, one·of·a·kllld 2 BR + den home featuring living rm "' wet hur. lormul d1mng & ovl.'rS1tc m11s ter !>Wte lmma1· condition -rcudy for nrcupancy Owner trnn!>ferred wunts fo'AST SALE' >122,500' Juyn· t::dlw1d 642·8235 1S-8S1 A HOME LIKE NO OTHER Sit 1n your 1Jv1ng rm & look thru thl' tr~ to dynam1l' l'\pt Center & the peace of Npt B;iy' A dramat1r home ol good taste "'hether rt be for cntcrtaintnl: ur h\'tng 5 BR!'>. 3 fplc!>, form.ti dining & 2 iAet bar:. '>439,500 Barb.irJ /\uni.' 6-12 H235 rS-861 BIG CANYON TOWNHOME Brand new McLam Oakhur!>l Plan goll t'Our'e homt-"' 2 BHs, 2 bath;, & r;imel l'Olorcd cpl Lo~ ot upg1 adt!!> lor thl' lo" price of H 10.000 f('1· Joyn· Edlund 642 8235 tS 1171 WHILE IN NEWPORT l.1\'l' an STYLE' One-of.a kmd 3 BH humt: ll'<1lure~ a world ot ltghl. 'Pate & IU'l'<'nl.'ry + thl' "'armlh ol l'cirth tone:. & iAood gxcellt:nl Wl.':.ttllff locat1011 )172,500 Jane 1-'ratcc 6-12·11235 cs 11111 HIGH ABOVE THE BAY Un the 6th noor boa!'ol1ng u v1c·w from even rm' 2 BR::.,~·~ bathr.. hv1ng rm & formal dtning all luxunou~I} dl'l'Orated w tht! finest quality mal\•rtals & workmanship. Pool, 1acuu1. s;iuna & full i.ecunty. Owner will C'Ons1dt>r fan;incing ror quahfit:d buyer $385.000 Larry Oy\!r r~2 11235_ 1s-au1 YEAR 'ROUND BEAOf LIVING Close to the O<'t!an Ill Npt Shore;, Comm pool & Lenn1~ coun:. 3 BR~. 2 huth,, conv dl'll ..-2 brick Pllllui. )IHl.500 Appl only Don<1 Ch1l'he:.ler ~2 t1235 c~.90 I SEA VIEW SUPREME :\lew Medford modul s1nl-(lc·slory. h1ghlv upgraded 4 BR. tam1ly rm homt• w l'antaslll' view of oceun & night ltRhts Beautifully landsc;iped w auto-.!>prinklers & patio::. S<.'Curily guwd tomm "' 1enn1s. pool & Jat·u11:1 52W,500 & you own the land. S;ind1e l-'1x 644·6200 1S 91 • BRAND NEW IN SEAVIEW Deaullful "New ~ford" model wt fant.asttc <X:ean & night hght view. Single -story. 4 BR w' family rm & dining rm. Never occupied! >287.000 Donna Godshall 644-6200. 15·921 THERE'S ONLY ONE BIG CAN-YON! Who could ask for more? A delightful 4 BR. 3 bath quaJ1ty built Broadmoor home! Security PLUS th1!. guard-gated community rs 1:entrally located near all the amemt1c!> of Newport S425,000. Lynn1: Valentine 644-6200. CS-931 OfARMER IN BA YCREST Super family neighborhood of trees & nowers 2 blOt'k!> to park. bbrary & !>chool Quality cpts, drps & wallcoverml{s in this fre!ihly remodeled 3 BH + den home w1 fenced yard for children_ New kitchen includes planked hardwood noor. ctroppin~ block counters, new appliances. Fast orcupancy possible. A value ut 1>149.900 incl. land. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. <S-941 ' UPPER BAY BEAUTY -S 169,000 Light & airy 2·story garden home prof decorated & featuring !>ohd rosewood family rm, 3 oversized BR.!>. lovely terraced. no-care garden!> + used brick pattOS. Joyce Edlund 642·8235 cS-951 DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT Total q uality from the moment you !>tcp 1n10 the courtyard of this spacious -I BR home. Step down hvmg rm "' French door:. lt:adlng to the brtt k terract' o~ bav w pier & :-.lrp 2 .,torv dining rm I~ family rm offtcc or m;i1d ~ rm w pn\'ate entranl.'l' )558.000 leu:.chotd. Barbara Aunt· fJ.12-8235 cs 961 3 BR + VIEW! ~ Lovl'ly .!>ingle family I Mory home w evcrchangmg vrew. Spacious ~al 1n COIJJltry.style kitchen. wood burmni: fpk, pool & tcnms nc;irb.). > 174.500 foe land Juy1·e Edlund 642-8l35 fS·971 HARBOR VIEW HOMES "Monaco" model w 2 BRs, den & d1ntnj( rm Clo:.e to pool. park, srhoo1' & shopping 1''rcshly pumtcd. 559Simo. 1\v1.11l. rlow Donna Godshall 6·1<1·6200. CS-98 I DOVER SHORES 4 BR. 3'' bath home rercntly reduced & priced to S ELL at ~310,000' Spectacular view. excellent loc;ilion. !>pac1ous & flexible noor plan wt tons of potential. Marthu Macnab 642·8235. tS-991 CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY SURPRISE! Vou CAN have a gorgeous home in CdM at a sensible price' Owner's have just reduced the price of this 4 BR. pool residence & tt's unbelievable! Plus, the view ls fantastic! Don't miss it this weekend - OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M ll33 WHITE SAILS WAY. HV HILLS. CS·lOOI OCEAN & CANYON VIEW Cameo Highlands -neat & clean single-story res 3 BRs. den, dining area Lg. pool secluded in low maint. courtyard. Ne@r schools, shopping & 3 private beaches. J210.ooo. Donna Godshall 644·6200. IS·IOll "A BUY IN CAMEO SHORES" Prestigious comm. w/3 prtv11te beaches. View the jetty le boat activity from this spacious 4 BR + den home wlchlldren 's wing opening to pool-size yard & patio. Lovely garden entry. S325,000. Marjorie Mahon 644-6200. CS-1021 644-6200 1644 Scm Miguel Dr. H e11 bor Vl•w Center • CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY PRIVACY IN CAMEO SHORES ljcaul1ful :-.1ngle·::.lory htlml' w ro:.e iiarden overlooking the c11nyon +'" room for pool & Jacu1t1 -I Ii; BRs, family rm & Jlrium $<!84,500 U011na Godi.h<1ll 6-14·6200 c !:.· 103 • 6 BRS -HARBOR VIEW HIUS A fabulous buy• Includes new cpt. drp!> & mllny other C'ustom feature!. Only minull's to fo'ash1on bland & the beach. )254.500 fee Julie Van W1cren 752·1-114 IS 1041 CAPTIVATING CAPf COO So ol the llwy 111 Cd~• (.'u,tom bwlt by Warmington In prime & 1mpeccubll:' cond1t1on & prnl detor11ted "' every pOS!>tble Quality llllJ(rlJdl' :! FIHs. dl•n, fanllly rm, !'>l'l'iUdl'<i pal10, !>Undl.'ck:. & allraCtl\(' ) Jrd ~2~.j()() 111d l;ind lklk tha::.l• Ll't• 6-14-ti200 1~ IOS t ~ Of CAMEO HIGttlANDS Supl•rb \lll'W of (';ifallna & tht• ocean 3 8th. lorm;il d111111g rm, lamlly rm. ;.i la rm '>Y)lem + m:.tll\ othl'r cu.,tom leaturl'.'> LI! courtyard th<1t h.1 ., room lor .1 pvol '2~9.500 IC\' Donn;i Godshall li44 6200 t S IOtl 1 SANDY BEAOf BAYFRONT ('u:-tom :i UH. 3 bath hornl' on M111n Channd w v1l'w ol' HarLor bouts ;\l1rron:d hvmg rm w bar & aquarium, lam1l~ rm. 2 lplc:. . ..:ourml't l..1tt hcn. )li.lll'<l patio cntr) ~ over~11e dbl ~araj(e )399,000 leu:.t>hold 01-'t::-l SL;.1 & :\IOi' I 5 P M 1915 BA YSIDt:: UH Dick Halderman ~2-11235 IS·I071 IRVINE PROPERTY ' .. UNIVERSITY PARK -TERRACE Popular C:;ird1ff modl'I 111 a :.upl'r l0t'at1on• 2 BR::..:! baths, I~ h ing rm w fplc. d.Jrung arl'u & ehel.'ry k1ll'hl'n w ~erving bdr & new d1~hwasher )!16.500 Lorn11ne lknn1t> 752 M 14 1 S \()ij 1 RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN Top levl'I 2 HH & dl•n tl)wnhome w ::.10 eep1ng \'ll'W overlooking i,;olf l'Our~l' & t•1tv hghtl-ol Ncw~lOrt Steps to comm. pvol Jubl wa1t111~ lor vou )13'1 .500 Lynn\! Valenllnl'644 6200 1S-tO!J 1 ARBORlAKE CONDO \Voodbridgl' at 1t!o bt:st Only !>lep:. to IJkl' & prtvdll' bt"ath la1:1lll) "' ~µa & party room. 2 BRs + den Pn\ ate put10 & lush land!.captng add t•i the charm. Offt!rcd a t St29.900. J uhe Van W1crcn 752·14l4 <S 1101 WOODBRIDGE WATERRtONT Oramallc lake~1de home w· spectacular mountain view ' ll1ghly upgraded entry tile & cpls an pleasing eart.hlone::.. Lavish master suite + 2 BRs or optional den & gourmet kitchen w· cotY nook. Just ~tel)!> to t><><>I. spa & sandy beach i 159,900 1''orr~t Power::. 752·1414. IS· 1111 ,,, SPAOOOS & GRAOOUS Beautiful Peters townhome in Umv. Park. 4 BR~. family rm. lormal dining + central air cond. Decorated w1 plantation shutte rs & thick. plus h cpl. Pool & jacuzzi JUSt a few stc.-ps away. Sl<t2,900 fee Madeline (;ross 752·1-114 1S-1121 POOt. TIME! It 's new on lhe market & 1t 's beautiful There are 3 BRs. 2 baths. lormal dining rm, lg. family rm w• fplc & cathedral ce1hngs -llt::.tefully decorated thruout. All this + p00l & prof landscaping makl.' th1::. home a "BEST BUY" at >89.000 Belle Partch 752-1414 IS 1131 NEED A LONG ESCROW? This loveJy 3 BR. 2"'2 bath townhome in Deerfield may be the home for you' Su~r .:.ecluded end umt de<.>orated in a nl•utral color :.cheme. Owners new home won't be ready ont1l Jan. 1979 Excellent family neighborhood w1 comm pools. Jacuws & park S83,SOO Holly M;irka::. 644·6200. IS I 14 t TURnE ROCK -VIEW! Set> this dramatic J<ismtnl' 1n Turtlt• Hock w a reall) breathtaking v11:w :c BRs. 2 b:Jlh::. Vaulted cethng:-.. deC'oralor cpl!>: shutters & drape!>. lg 1·overed patio & prof lands1:ap1ng. Asking S 164,500 Belle P11r1c•h 7fi2 14M rS.tt51 TyJmf ROCK New townhomt• that ha:-. <11r cond lg hving rm dining rm 2 BRs \ b lt·ln kitchen Bal1:ony off mll::.lcr BR & prtvall' patio area. Sk vhghted interior decoratt.'<J 1n earth lorn:::. + tile in kitchen & entry ) l26.SOO.¥rr:11ne Ren me 752 111'1 1S I Hi 1 ORANGE COUNTY "DARING & DIFFERENT" Sma~hing cu::.tom built :! lt·vd contemporary re-. an La~una Be;i('h w \'lew lrom l'Very room " dramatl(' 3 BR newly built home renecltn~ warmth & l'harm Cl'llt'rOu:-u::oe ol skyhJ?hts. natural wood. glass & trle. 2 expan::.1on .ir,·a~ .267,500 ind lund Belle Cha!>e Let> 644 6200 t S 111 1 nu BEST OF BOTH WORLDS .You can live rn a country setting but still be rlo:.e to Jobs & schools in Laguna Ht I ls. Attractive 41.rn Meredith home w' view of hills along with ' a convenient location to 'lchool!>, shopprng & fwys Everything you w11nt & need in a home fodl58.500 Lynnl.' Valentine 644-6200 tS-118> MESA VERDE EXECUTIVE HOME Spacious & dramatic 5 BH. 3 bath ho me m prest1g1ous area. Popular Oucolla floor plan. Lg family rm w'fplc : grand piano.s11,e hvtn)i( rm, separate dmfog rm w wet bar, 3-car garage + ample storage ~pare Great location on an m::.1dl:' s trl.>et 3179,900 Manon Friuell 752 1414. <S·l191 HUNTINGTON BEAO. -SEA HAVEN HOMES Lovely 3 BR home wt Jg. fam1I.) rm, country k1lrhen w brkfst nook. expanded master suite w' separnll' balh PLUS 11 covered put10 on ;i lg . lot. S74.950 Lorn11ne Renmc 752·14l4. 1S-1201 "BE COMFY COIY" In that great area near So Coa.~ Pla:t11. All 4 BRs & family rm or this nice home nre just wAitinl( lo seUlc down & be happy' Everylhmg's ready, tht! prif'e Is right & the owners must move• SIJJ.250. Coby Wu rd 642.8235, cs 1211 752-1414 4545CampusDr. CcnnpU5 Valley Center ... .._ .... • • ' I '• I DZ DAIL y PILOT Sund1y, Sep~~ 3. 1978 'Spirit of l 3' Forceful Solons Cut Taxe From Start to Finish By BOB EGELKO Si\C'RAM£NTO CAPI Buffrtcd b\ d ta 1>uy\•r n:•vc)lt, Callfomla lt'atlxlutor' 'larh•d .md ,•nl.li-d the-Ir year by c-uttlnl( t:U\'" ;md now mu.'lt ~•tl. nervous)}, fur lht' 'uh•.-... rt1•t'llcin • It "'"' .t ,,ear I hat ,I ,.rt rd "'Ith <fm l':dcnu1ul l'rt1wn J r 1>rn1lf),1n~ u $1 7 " bi1U u11 budwc•t und th<' l.1·a1,IMlun• ap • pro\ 1 nj.! j $1 l ht Ilion h11meo'4 ner arul rt'rlkr tu\ rut tull an tht• \ 1t1n hope th"t 'lltf'r-. would pr4'ft'r 11 tn ltw $7 b 1l1111n µrovt•rl\ ld\ l"Ut 111 P rnpt"1t1on lJ IT •:NlU·:D l~ \~T \H't'k "llh Rrov.n ., '1anint; uf J Sl h1lhon 1nr11me tai.; t ut '' 1!1" mukt•r., .ind Lht• 1-:m 1•rn11r aftl'r tut tin.: th\' budwl'I tn $11 i t11 ll 10n, '''lirt'ht·d for "'u'' rn r\'tlUc1 .. n ~mbarrlii:.:.ing budtitt>t 'urplu' It wu~ -1!>0 a )~ar of mlt)Or v1cl0nl'' for law t•n!orct.'mtmt and antJ abort10n l(rOUP'.'t J l\d t'Olll 1nu1<tl fru,tratiOn (Or at ll'mi.>h to put -.tah.t limit-. 1111 hm.p1tal t'O!>b , prt'~t'r\'t' form l;rnd, and build the P<'ripheruJ Cana l Hrown, who lo:.I at le&~t 8!\ many legii;httlVl' batllt'~ a -. he won. called the i.ess1o n "e.'<<'l'llent." c 1tang the tax cut and law enforet"rnent bills as well as meas ures he sponsored to take some c ase!\ out of the courts. PROPOSITION a3, Howard Jarvis~ 57 per cent s lash in pro perty taxes, loomed over the Legis lature for the first half of the year. and its nearly 2·1 passage dominated the remainder of the session. Re peated!! invoking the "spirit of 13." Brown and legis lative le aders s earl'hed furious ly through the discard pile of defeated proposals for followup m easures in tune with the limes - !'!pending limits. tax c uts, homeowner to-business tax s hifts, indexing, rent rollbacks . The only 'iurviving m easure, a $75- per·taxpayer inco me tax cut with a modified plan to "index" tax brackets upward for inflation, passed without a dissenting vote last week. The other propos als fell victim to partisan wTang· ling or business pressure. THE ACTUAL CUT in proposed state -;pending, however, was closer to $850 million. •Since som e cuts in the budget converted tax r elie f s ubventions which arc e xpenditure items -into lax cuts. R e publicans c laimed , with som e Justification, that Democrats were t ak· mg c redit for proposals the GOP had long supported . Rut with the Nov. 7 e lection approaching, lawmakers or bolt\ parties supported the tax cut. Meanwhile, the Legis lature ap- propriated SS billion in state aid and loans lo local governm ent to cushion the Propos ition 13 revenue loss -in t he process. le nding weight to Jarvis' claim s that predictions that 13 would create chaos had been '"scare tactics." THE IMMEDIATE post·13 theme was austerity. Budget cuts eliminated many of Brown's pct proJects. like a state s atellite and expe rimental use of wood c hips for ener~y. and scaled down his expansion of local m ental health pro- grams and a reforestation plan. The Legi~lature a lso cut back, and tied together pa,y raises for state and local government e mployees and grant ~ increases for welfare recipients -let - ting Brown eliminate all the raises with a single veto. The Senate killed attempts to also block raises for judges and legislators ;\ (kr 1h•f1•ul 111 a IJ1•11)m·1ul11· llll'J!>UI t.• 111 11ul lton.ihl Ht.·..ii.:Jn .,t vh.· -.pt·nding l1m1 h un th•· trnllot. l\ruwn 11h'<IJ!t'd u furtht'r SI t111l11111 n1t 111 ,t .att· luxt•)>, M t:i\NWllll.t:. Ttu: .:oVt.'1 llfH ' f111u111·1• tl1t 1•rt11r It o~ Ht·ll. urlm1tll:d th.it lw h ucl h.1\11\ u11cl1·1·1 ... t1111.1lt'll tht.• ''ult• .. urvlu., .md 1>1 l'dl(•lt·rl a., much j :> J s:, t11lltrn1 \Ill plu-. 111·\I v1·u1 U1·-.1d1.·-. lul'1 111tt th\' I Ull 1·111 rn11111.• m1•n1 the vr('<hcllnn j(llVe lh'puhllc·an Alim rw~ <:1•1wr at I•:\ I'll•· Y11uni.:l!r an l'll'Y targt!t f111 lhl• '>IJtl 111 h1-. t'Jlll p~1g11 <•i.:<11n't Br im 11 J11d .Jj.!~1 J\ att•tl d1-.tru~t llt'l1A1•1•11 tht.· i.:••H·rnor ... 1iH1n• Jnd lht.· lA.•1(1,l11Lu11• Ht llWll lllrt.·Ud\ hJd ltJ'.'\l '>lllTh' nl:l)11r h.i ttlt!' 11111 Jhl v 1111 ~• hort111n Jnd thl' Pl"nph1·raJ ("jn~I ABORTION OPPONENT are a rnanonty-of the Leg1.,lature but they were ul>le to block the two third!'! ma· JOnty net..Oc<J l.fl <iµprove the budget un Ill lhey won rnaJOr re::.tr1etion' on Medi Cal abortion., for poor women. The Brown <1dmin1::.tralion, which !'!Ought funding without r estrictions, estim ates 95 percent of stutc abortion funding will be e liminated. The re!>tric- tions have been s talle d by a lcAal 0 challenge. The governor ::.uffercd one setback ·afte r another in h" attempt lo build major water p rojects. including the Peripheral Canal acrOS!. the Saeramen· lo-San Joaquin Delta, which would com plete the Slate Wate r Project begun by· Brown's ~thcr. for mer Gov. Edmund "Pat" Brown. DES PITE T H E governor 's a s · s urances that Delta water quality would be protected and farme rs and Southern California wate r u<>ers would benefit. legis lators from all three a rc a6 joined to defeat his bill Also stalled wa!> ;.i Hro wn·backed al· tempt to rPgulall: health care costs by giving a slate commission approval of privat e hos pital budgets. Backe r s claimed the system had worked in other states, but hospital and doctor groups argued that the s t ate couldn't and shouldn't manage their budget:-. 'Tht.• hospil al lobby is among the most powerful i11 the slate." Brown ob served m an interview. "We need lo do m o r t' wo rk 111 l hi:. area a n d we will. l\s ttw "(lint t)f 13 moves into the pnvatt• ..,<'l"lor <·11nta ir11ng medical <'('1:-.ti. wall bl·« mon· attractive idea." l\n attempt lo c·urt~il housing de · vclopment on prim(• farm land failed ...J for the fourth :-tr.11Ahl year. as farm Kroups, locul ~overn m ents and con· .,erv ationi!'ils d i' agreed on the proper '>t<lle role. lft•re is <i look al ·ome of the year'!. other m ajor 1s:,ucs. (.'RIME Law enforcement group' won a serie" of v1ctone!.. anclud1ng d bill to increase s entences for 43 ma..ior c rimes and a nother requiring prison terms for forcible rape. Brown endorsed the ~entencing bill ~h orll y before pa ssage des pite his rCJilul'e, for the :.econd time. to get the Legislature to upprove money for con· :-.truction of new prisons. He did win ap· proval ror $7.6 million lo plan new prisons and the possible demolition or a~ing San Quentin and Folsom. CIVIL RIGHTS -A bill lo ban job discriminat ion against ho mosexu als was defeated. while an initiative aimed al firing homosexual te achers was placed on the November ballot by voter initiative PRESS A measure to g1 ve state consititutional status to the "5hield" law, w hich lets re porters refuse to name their confidential sources. passed the Legislature and was placed on the 1980 ballot. Also approved was a bill ba nning ·unannounced sea r ches of news rooms by police. LABOR -The major victory for or - ganized labor was a bill to expand col· lechve barg aining to 90.000 University of California and s tate co ll ege e mployees. But labor lost some big ones with the defeat of bills to ban compulsory over- time and let local government workers form an "agency shop, .. in which all employees must pay a union fee. A .. Wl,..,_e CLERK DEBBIE WRAY CHECKED FILES IN CAPITOL BILL ROOM The 6,750 Pieces of L egislation Are Product of Single Two-Year Session Arts ·at " the White House Is Presitknt's Concern Genuine Or Political Ploy? WASHINGTON (AP) -Vladimir Horowitz, dressed in morning coal, sit· ting at his piano in the East Room of the White House , was dis appointed. The acoustics in that elegant room, with its nearly 20-fool ceiling and h~rdwood. parque t floor , were not perfect. TWENTV-FOtm h ours remain ed before Horowitz was to begin a stirring rendition of ''The Star -Spangled Ban· n er " to open his f irs t nationally televised concert at the White House Wbat could be done? Jimmy Carter. dressed in blue jeans a nd a sport s hirt, sat nearby with daug hter Amy on his lap, waiting for a preview. He ove rheard Horowitz sug - gest t o his manager that some rugs might h<'lp. So. while the pianist watched, the pre- sident helped White House ushe rs move rugs from the upstairs family quarters into the East Room. Then. the president told the White House s wit chboard operators lD round up s taff members wor king that Saturday afternoon in F~ruary so they could 011 lhe seats ar- ranged for the next day's audience. FINALLY, WITH rugs and substitute audlence in place, the acoustics pro- blem was overcome and the rehearsal conUnued, with Carter in a ttendance. 1'bls s tory. related fondly by two pel"6ons who witnessed It, is making the ro\C)lds in the performing arts communi- ty . .cited as an example or the extent of Carter's personal Interest in the arts. Mo re than any of his recent pre- decessors. Carter is d em onstrating an interest In sophisticated art forms - overcoming, pe rhaps, some of the alienation between a rts and the govern- me,.t. WHAT'S MORE, tbe' pr~ldent's in- te rest in ballet, opera. theater, and classical music has. In the view of one .... a ide, helped erase a n impression he s aid w as widespread at first. "that Jim· m y Carter stood for bluegrass. folksing· ing and basket weaving." Carter has call~d the "John F. Ke n· nedy Center for the P erforming Arts "u place tha t I p e rsonall y love ver y much ... and has made more than u dozen trips the re to attend ballet and opera productions a nd classical music concerts. He listens to record<'d mu:,1c while he works in a small study near the Oval Office, a practice that prompted one critic to remark: "Listening to music while you're working is not paying the highest complim ent to the music." But, s aid Livingston Biddle. the Cart er-nominat ed director of the Na· tional Endowm('nl for the Art!., "when the preside.ml plays cl<.1!\sical mus ic in the White House. 1t indicates an aware» ness of music that is unusual in a presi· d ent." SHOWING DIVERS ITY, Carter at· 1 Pnd ed a concert b y country music s inger Willie Nelson las t m onth. And he invites a rtists to the White House: Horowitz, country "clog" dan- cers, pianist Rudolf Serkin, sopran,o Beve rly Sills, jazz mus icians and military bands. A star-studded cast celebrated the 25th anniversary or thr Newport Jazz Festival on the While House lawn one evening last June and Carter responded excitedly to the avant-garde music as well as to the more traditional works. "WHEN HE CAN res Pond to every- thing from far in to far out. tha t s ays a lot to m e." said pianist Billy Taylo r. one or the performer"t, an an interview When Carter nttrnd<'d the opening of the new East Wing of the National Galle ry or Art this spring. he spotted a room filled w ith pointioRs by Peblo Picasl'IO. The room W88 not part or hl!i well·olanoed lOuJ', but he w~nt wander· ~ ang o ff without his escort, galle ry direc- tor J . Carter Brown. Brown, rushing to catch up with him. muttered in an aside: "You just can't keep him out of the art " Peter Kyros, deputy director of the F'e deral Council o n th<> Arts and Humanities. said "the critical thing ;.ibout Carter's interest is that his and Rosalynn's participation is entirely personal. He docs not link together his :.ymbolic acts with public policy " THIS PERSONAL presidentia l in· terest has excited performers. "It's fantastic," said dancer Jilisc Bushling after Carter attendt'd the New Yo rk City Ballet production of "A Midsummer Nig ht's Dr eam ." "fl's ubout time a Pres ident got involved in the arts." But other long·lime observers of the developing relation~hip betwt'en th<.> arts a nd governm ent in the United States are skeptical One concert manager said. "It's great that he brings Horowitz m, but J can't yt•l s ay this is a positive s timulus until we see what he is doing." POlNTING TO other presidents' self· proclaimed interest in the arts, one critic. who asked not to be Identified. 'aid "they have all discovered since John F . Kennedy that it is good politics. it's good exposure. It makes them scern cultured." In the one concrete meas ure of Carte r 's commitmt•nt to the arts - federal funding for th<' National Endow- ment for the Arts. the prlnc1pol source o( federal contributions the t rf•nd h us brcn clear. · Fo r the fiscal year begannmg Oct. 1, Carte r sought an unprf'cedented $150 m llllon. It represents an lncrensP or mo re than $26 mllllon over the current appropriation and the largest dollar in· crease in one year since the endowm('nt began with an appropriation of S3.2 mlltlon tn 1966 . ---..... NATION I HEAL TH LIKES CABIN Welter Mondale RUSTIC REST Cyrus Vance QUIET RETREAT Cecil Andrus Uncle. Sa111 Provides Retreats for VIPs W l\SllJNGTON c AP\ -Vice Presi· de nt Walter Mondale s pent several days this year relaxing at President He rbert. Hoover 's old hunting lodge. a rustic cabtn in the hills of Virginia. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance also :.pent some time a t the Hoover cabin. ~i c h is furnish ed with hewn-log furniture and boasts an enormous stone fireplace. HOOVER'S PLACE ALSO was popula r with the chairman of the 1-'cderal Energy Regulatory Com · "I feel .,e,,, itrea,,19 tlaat ~ai• p~tlldtn slao•ld lie • .,.,._~ t• tlae pe9ple .., .. ..,.rte .. hard in the go.,ern• ~• .. " said Ira lt'hltlo~lc of the lncerior Departme11t. --mission. Charles B. Curtis. and Secr etary of Interior Ceci I Andrus They ;.ire a mong the government of· ficials . White House e mployees a nd m embers of Congress '.<'ho are given acct-ss lo some of the most beautiful places in Amer ica -special retre ats hidden away on federal park lands "I feel strongly tha t certain per- quisites should be available to the peo- ple who work so ha rd in the gove rn- m ent," said Ira Whitlock. who works for the Interior De partment and 1s in ch arge of making the r eservations on the federal retreats. "Tbe government gets its m oney's worth from these places because ... people can really get away, relax. and get their brains toge the r " I N 1974 THERE were 12 specia l retreats throughout the nationa l park system but now there a re only fi ve con- sidered plush enough to qualify as VIP housing. The re are a few other retreats available to the.adventuro us VlP who inquires. Besides Cam p Hoover . the Inte rior Departme nt maintains "the Pink Ho use" on the North Carolina coast. the Br inkerhoff Lodge in Wyoming, Good Luck Lodge at Catoctin Park in Mar yland and Fort Jefferson on the Gulf of Mexico. The VIPs who have access to the retreats are required to pay. Rates run Whieh is Worst ~m $39.50 for two per night at the cious Brinkerhoff and $40 at the stigious Camp Hoover to SJO at Catoclin. which s leeps e ight com- fortably BUT TIIE PARK Service does not operate the lodges at d profit. In fact, William J Whalen. director of the Na· liona l Park Service. to ld a House ~ub· committee last March that "we would be luc kyifwe breakeven" in operating the retreats. He s aid he could not give the committee a figur e at which the recs paid by the users would p.ay for the maintenanceofthe retreats. The exclus ive hideaways are re· s erved for the top staff m e mbers of the Carter administration. members of Congr ess. the U.S . Supre me Court, presidential a ppointees and Interior Department oCficials on a first ·come, firs t-served basis. From April to October , m any mem - bers of Congress t ak e advantage of the facilities to vacation or -a s Whitlock puts it to check out how tax dollars are being spent by the P ark Service while "they enjoy a wilderness ex· pe rie nce. ·· IN ADDITION TO his t ime at the Hoover cabin. Andrus has visited the Pink House on the dunes overlooking the ocean nt Cape Hatteras. N. C. So has preside ntial special assistant Richard Ha rden. as well as several other White House officials. Dr. Peter Bourne. who resigned as President C;.irter's drug abuse expert July 20 afte r admitting tha t he made out a prescripUon for a highly abused drug to a fictitious person. bad been • sch eduled to s pend a week in August at the three·bedroom beach house at Cape Hatteras. Those VlPs whodecidethefateofna· tional forests have long known about ttle h ideaways. Others stumble onto the m by luck. R EP. WILLIAM BRODHEAD said he was hiking in Virginia's Shenan- doah National Pa rk a fe w years ago when he s potted Hoover 's cabin a nd in· quired about its availa bility. He's vis· ited theres<'veral times s ince. Alic ia Smith. who works for pre- sidential assistant Tim Kraft. acciden- tally discovered the Pink House when she called the Interior Department to ask a bout places to stay on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. F atti~s vs. Smnkers By OR. STEINCROHN Dear Dr. Steincrobn: I act as referee fo r two friends or mine who admit to bad habits: overeating or oversmok- ing. At times their discussion gets so hot I havetoseparatethem. One looks up s t atistics which ap. parenUy prove that s moking is worse for one than ?besity. The other brings an some clippings which prove Cto him 1 that o besity is worse than smoking. As a r eferee all I can do is keep the m apart. But frankly, I'm a s much In the dark as they a rc . Although I carry no extra pounds <iround and have never ~m okcd. I'm curious as to which of the two is more harmful. I 'II be inter ested in your opinion -Mr. G. DEAR MR. G: I. think that many doctors are as confused about the re- lat i vt' dangers of tobacco and obes ity as you are, Mr. G. As for myself. after rrad i ng so many of the pros and cons, T ha Vt' to make up my own mind from ex pcrienct'in practice. Although I h ave no actual s t at1st1cs of ho w my obesity pa tients fared as compared to the :.moke rs. I believe that people who put away at least two P•H·ks a day for years are in greater da ni:er tha n those who do not smoke <ind become obese YOU KNOW. OF course. that too much weight may lead to diabetes, hypertension or heart disease. t say MAY These complications ar en't in· cvltnble Nevertheless. I ad vise obese patients to lose and play safe. But I am less confident that the heavy smoker can get away without having serious complications If he escapes lung or throat cancer. he's at ll"<li>t likely to d<'V<'lop emphysema or c;ev<'re chronic hronchltis . But the main danger 1n s mol..inJ?. I bell<'ve. is the ba d effect tobacco has on the blood \'('~Sel in lhc hf'art. bruin undl<idneys T he s moktt invites heart a ttack. ~trokeor kidnry ru1lure later on S PPOSE YOU are thin and smoke., You rationalize: "Why quit" DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE 1·m s ure I 'll gain Obes ity is dangerous." That's only an excuse. rt 'c; not inevita ble that s mokers who q uit wlllgain weight. Suppose you smoke and are fat? Then you'll have to meet the c hallenge oft ryingtoovercome two bad hiibits at the same time Dad I he ar you say joykille r? Years from now you m ar call me joym aker Whatever you cal me. 1 've given you my franJ< opinion. MEDICALETTES D~ar Dr. Stelncrohn: r had my ears pierced 11 ycur s ago at the age of 15. llow('ver. in June 1975 1 ripped a hole in ont• of my enr« a lmost to the bottom of lh t' lobt• c 1 "cnt to hang up the re- <'<'i \'cr of m\ •t'll'phonc not realizing one 0 1 m > finger!''' LI!'! th rough my hoop earring. 1 The <'lr as not sore. but the hole re- fuses to close back to its normal pinholl' ~1zc The only comment I re - ceive 1:-; ·k;•vc it a lone Jt will heal and close b> 1bl'lf · Bul my patience Is running out. My doctor ~lso s aid the re is nothing else lo do but wait. I suggested a couple of stitch<'~ but he suld it would leave a scar. Whnttodo? Miss L. ..... DEAR MISS 1.: I think you have waited long enough I suggest you ask your doctor to refer you to a plastic s ur-~con H the re·!I any stitching to do. It's less llkely he w1l1Jt-uvca scar • • • Emphysema rarely 11ttucks sudden· ly There Is usuall~a ha:.tory or several colds and a cough lhut h a-; been hana- lng on ror years. says Or Stelncrohn In hi!! booklet. "Emphy!lem a, How To Live With rt " f'or a copy writ«' lo bim <it this ne wsp aper, enclosing 50 cents and a stamped. self·addrHsed en- velope. . -..... . .. • • • • llt Id . ry In 0. 1119 Ith In 1tn \Q. L s ... Th• Blggoat Marketplace on the Orenge CoHI DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Cen Sell II. Find II, Tr•do II With a Went Ad One C•ll &entice FHI C~ Approwel .... llhlh ~For S. ..._..for S. .•..........••..•.••.•. ·················~····· ...................... . G 1w 91 I 002;:_ __ • ...; I 002 ,_....,.,,_..u: \JI N'•d l'bh1tt< advf'r\t.\f'ocl 1n thll( n«"'''l!P•IN'r L' "'b Jt'\.'t tu lhl' .,,l!d('rJI fo'air tlo11 ID& A l't uf 111611 -.tuch makroo; 1t 11lc1a l \11 .idvt-rlli.t' ·.in• prl" h-r('1~n·. II mlh1llon nr 1ll't nmm.i\1\)(1 ba,t-d 1111 r.in• t•olor rl"hitinn " ' 01 11Jl1UOJI vn.:111 111 J n 1nlt'llllUll Ill m.ilt.1· .11\\ :.uch 1)teh•rt'1Wc IJmll.i l~. ord1.,rnmm11t1on flu,. nC"v.11p4~·r will not knuwinl(ly ut:n•pl ;1n' Jdvert1:.1ng for r t'JI ~t.ilt• 'A h1,•h I:> in \ tl•IJ uonoCthel.aw stlOI~ Ad•ertbeo shoMld dlKll tt.ir ods dlity ...t report ~r· ton '-"clahtfy. The DAILY ,ILOT a1...,., U_..ty for tM flnt 1,.. cornet lnnrtlon oftly. ········~····································· BEST IN BLUFFS EMD \Ml M-LAM. F1r~l tmw otf.:rcd l'hl' unP '·ou 've h .. t-n wu1un~ for, "1d <'"l rno~l p1 cturc~t1u"° a.(rt!t!lll>•·lt . t•arlv Hlttfl"> A~vlutely l>coullful. :aoo :.q rt 3 hdrms . rum rm . har, 21 'J l>uth\ Nt·w kit c hen uppl1anc.·e :-. w m1t·rowc.1 ' 1' Luxur1ou::i neutral t•pt:> F abulolr.l . hu~t· l'llC'I privat.: patio Com p.m.·. 'ou '11 1 ind. Uu::, 11utstund111g honH· jf\ lllil 1 • .1111Jin1: vahw at onlv $\7tl '>I MI or~ 1-s 211 S VISTA LAHDO HELEN 8. DOWD IEALTOI IMC. lodl loy Ho.. Wood Etl .ii,., 'l'Jl'l' 2&1rm :IBa + ti: forn rm +li(Ul'!>I l'Ollll i:<' t t palllllll 1 fruit tree~ llotM-rounln $139.uoo PAREL WALKER a1s-4t44 CBu.-1•0t 644-0134 WHYIUY I.CONDO? Wht.'n you ('an own Lh1i. <I bdrm home with pnmc 0 C I()(' Got to be the buy of 11 Mcllme Ill only ~5.000 540-3666 Wftela11 REAL ESTATE FHA OR v A + EMERALD •• Y! OfllyS74,900! I HELP! PROBATE! ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 1 bdrm. 2 bJ. pool home Reduc1.-d thoUliands. ex· ~ 1002 wr newly rcmoc!ele eeut1vc estate. slt'ps lu ••••••••••••••••••••••• katrht•n Xtra. li~e lo O('ean ' Bre alhtak1rlg wt H V accel>s. <.:all Loda view. Low pnce wi II sur- Lovcly :! sty. wh1t e fr.1rne. lor.ippt M!>-94!*1 pnse you' Hurry• Call bit 1927 Copper plumb ( I.Oday ror details 645·0:J03 mg. hardwood ,r1r~. adJI ¥1Wi'lljrn•itUJ:J •. lot. Jvatl Agt ShermJn. 646-74 14 or 541HOOO HeaJ £.state • --.. SPIC H' SPAN DUPLEX Beautiful 4 BR owoer's unit up, with 2 BR rental down: balcony with ocean view: lge. patio. spacious rooms. Steps to ocean. Only $189,500 RARE HACH TRIPLEX Sundeck ocean view : frplc .. 3 BR. 2 BR & 1 BR. Perfect owner/user unit. $175,000. ACROSS FltOM OCEAM 4 Bdrms. + 2 bdrm. duplexes priced from $179,500. DAVIDSON !EALTl )801 W (<>,J·"'""• ',B 645·7575 Jl 'f1 Newp1v' Rl•d r'< B 673· 9060 BRAND HEW DUPL~XES NEWPORT SHORES 1 • 3 Large BR's in t!aeh unit. Ups tairs Close to beach·mvest o r has 3 baths . A 11 have but I ltn:>. ltve m th1b 3 bcdrm ~ c arpeting, drapes. etc a nd only . -41iifi~~ l>alh l.Je a c h hou:.c $lS4 500 . bid i A CONV(~l[NT SHOPPING AN~ , Pnvak p:lllu (•lllr)' le.HI ' ' ea . g . SCWINC CUIOl FOR TH( 1ng into C07Y s unhtC' II\ G.-l oN THE co mg rm. It 'II OlUVC fast ut 71961 ._.__ 1 n11·r••,t101; 'ot..1· 111•,11 m,·111 Jtlll' In lht· 1 nm look of 1h 1,., 'h1rl\1,11'tl 1111'" llom "'""'''J lioutlquc Thcr(' ''nu \\j9'th1w ,(',1nt \ ,,.11 'J'h dclint.'s the sha11e .inti top ,,llll'hl'(I t'd.:•"• i,:11 t• a t .uln1 l'd look Ill 'tOftt•r 1.1bnl'" i l!Mil · ~I I'"°' Ii Ill To ord .. r : .,t•ntl patlt•rn numltt.•1. '"'' n.imc ad· d1 "" ;oO(I 1.lfl PR1«•:· S:!.50 plu., Sile !>hipping & handllnJt ... all ll. Wintc>r Urrsw:. rattl'rn Book, '11.ll& f)dd. Uti.iitnt>r Sf>" Tlpb Book. 1.5(1 1111<1. \l.1kl• l'hlt·k t>a\Jhll• 111 Sri.1dt•J •wnd 1•1 lh" no•\\ 'P:lfll'I 1• 10 SpJdt•a .! Hrul~l' SI . \lilf1111I ' .J 11\11' Ill 1>1•111 I (,1 ~# ~N Clevtr i.eamtng enhonf'ell thr 11hape and stvle of th1r. lrtne Giibert de~l11n for tile mature flgun· which con be modt "Ith "hon or long ~leev1•" Ruck ilppcr. 61639: Mature l2·20 To ord,r: 11t'nd P~ttern number. size. name ad· dress 11nd lip. PRICE: 12.541 plu11 50c.' shlppl~g & blndlln1. M•lutt It llalf·Slu~ ~slgns Paettrn Book, SUS ppd. Oeslfner "4-w Tip Book. II.Se ppd Mah cheek P•Y•ble to Sp11deo ~nd to thi~ newapaper c/o ~adH. 2 8rldll<' St . Milford N J ~Dept C·IS ' ' ~ $110.WO' 67:l·li550 H~I "'J 4 '/ • r ;1)N -C It r f - [~- MESSY MANSION , Spacious 4 BR r1xer IO I Newport &>ach' Lar~c lot~ Remodl'I & profit' Can 't last' llurry' Call &l.5·0303 FORESTE OLSON •-= nP.A .. tnM,. PANORAMIC VIEW REDUCED s 19,550 TRI-LEVEL BEAUTY 2100 sq. ft. of luxury, near new carpet 7 & paint. step down ramily room. s te p up dining room. Mus i s ee th11; home today. <:all for dnve by 540-366' Wftelc-.11 REAL ESTATE ILUFFS rLAZA l.AHIAPLAH Professionally decoral· ed. single story end unit Close to pool. courtyard entry w/green bell patio. Rare 3 bedrm, 2 bath end unit. ltght and 11iry. M o v e • in l'ondilion. A true value. only Sl20.000. OpenSundav 1·5. C.V'f ,.._ I,, 0 • ;r ~ t t '"' 1(.1 "' flr4K I [e:e11t1 DOVER VILLAGE Onl' of the most ex· e lus ive adult com· munillcs 10 Newport Beach. Super location. Pool & recreation. Quiet neighborhood. Motivated seller. Call now. 646·7711 ~ Walker & lee Real Estate Sl.62 per DAY Thal 's ALL you PAY for a ~day ad mthe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 l'r NOW! .. Z.5671 .. ___ ,_ .. .,,_.,,,,. . . NEWPORT HEIGHTS s 139,000. I 3 Bedrooms & den. 2 baths. fireplace in a g r eat location on a nicely landscaped tree shaded large corner lot. ONE BLOCK TO BEACH Duplex. that is less lhan 3 yrs old E :.i c..·h untl has bltn r ange/oven. dishwasher. bnck frplc. Also ha~ a huge 4 car garage $186.500 JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 2919 Newport Bl•d. corwer 30th WE'VE GONE ASHIN' Our sales s taff has already closed over $60,000,000. this year and they. like a ll of you. deserve a long holiday weekend! So we've given it to them! If you can put your Real Estate needs on "hold" 'til after the 4th. we'll have our truly professional, well res ted staff available and at your service! After all. don't you deserve the very ' best? Have a Happy a nd Safe Holiday Weekend! Quail "ac• Properti~s 17 I 41 752· I 920 Ci)UAIL PLACE PROPERTIESrM IOpen TH 8:30 P.MJ $©\l4UlA-~£trss That Intriguing Wore/ Gome with o Chuckle -----14',.4 i.. Q.AY t N>UAN -----ot..o•""'9" Ille 6 l[fO"lbied WOid• below to mole 6 ,. '"Pie wetdt P~ "' a.uet' of eoch tn "' •·M of tQuorM f ·Pi y t El HI' l[:R U K P E C LI I I r r l~Jl 0 tr=1 r_.K.-A......,L.,.T_,.E _c_~1 I went out with "''' etii. I I I I I: neae girt for alx month•. Sheco11ldn't speak Englllh. Whtft t taught her how to r~s_o...,_B'"'H_,t,...P..,..-11 •peak, ahe said, "I don't _ j I' I J I . wantto -you ~." • rrif.·.;eo I' r I' I' r I' I' I' ,. I" I !,:JI I lvoul I I I I I I I Sc:aAM.uTs .,.. • .,.. • c........_ 1010 Sunday September 3 1978 DAIL'( PILOT D3 pr~jt!n/j DOVER SHORES-NEW LISTING DRAMA TIC FttOHT ROW VIEW -Of boats. tiay und night lights. On the mos t pres ti g iou s c ul ·de -sac . Completely remodeled and upgraded w~'th the fin est materials a n d a 1ances. 3 Bdrms. 311'.i baths. dining roo & family room. Gated courtyard entry gives privacy. and beautiful new landscaping frames the view! $459.500 on fee land. 1010 WeshMd Way, HIO,_ Sat/Sun t·S COM HILLSIDE IHDIVIDUAUSTIC CHARM + VIEW -A delightfully cozy 2 story 3 Bdrm home over looking canyon and ocean view Complet e privacy 1s afforded the master bdrm on the lower floor. with its own fireplace & patio. Offered at $245,000. Open for your viewing - 409 Cclar~ Cr., CorcMta Hic)MClltdl O,...S..1·5 OVERSIZED LOT-POOL-UDO LOVEL y 4 IDIM HOME -with all the plusses . Large li ving room opens to pleasant patio and pool. Open beams. fireplace so much potential with space to enjoy indoor/outdoor living . NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA HEAT AS A PIM And set in lovely g ardens.:.! Bdrm home with huge back yard. p<>ssibihty for another unit on this R-2 lot. $89.000. CONDO ON GLOUCESTER RARELY AVAIL.AILE -But this 2 Bdrm "Cape Series" home is ready now. Secl ude d a r ea. lovel y gardens. c lubhouse and ex<:lus avel y adult. SSS.000. Call Lo see. NEWPORT BEACH-DUPLEX PRICE LOWERED! Beaul1 fully maintained units in Newport's prime rental areu Partially furnished. walk to beach Pride of ownership. Call for the details and i:ippointmenl to see CORONA DEL MAR-DUPLEX CORHER LOCA TIOH, S. OF HWY T he re are 3 Bdrms and 2 baths dowm.;tairs. and 2 Bdrms and 2 baths upstairs. Eac h unit has its own private patio. fireplace & builtin kitchen. Big Plus -4 car garage and laundry room. all for $194.500. Call us for an appointment to see. HOME-PLUS DON'T MISS A DA Y'S RENT -While you add 2 units behind this 3 Bdrm home The n. rent the duplex and remodel the home. Good Costa Mes a location CORONA OEl MAR IRVIHE TERRACE -PRICE REDUCTIOH! To settle an estate. take advantage of this well·priced 3 Bdrm home. In excellent c ondition. excel l ent n e i g hborhood . and available immedia tely. Now $155.000 Let's Make A Deal 4% Commission H•wport ,ier Realty a .. CNlftCH o breaktt. '*'4 itt redllc'-J tt. cost of MIUeg 'fOW' "-or ott.r propaiy. We are "ow offerht9 a f•ll rGaCJ• of ' prohuio1tal ur•ices i•cl•di•CJ adnrtisillg cmd llllllffi,W listinl) senicn for a 4% cOlllltlissioft. YES -That's rigltt. W• wil Ml •Y real Htah in Hewport leach or Costa M.ICI for oaty 4% and stil CJIH y• the ful rmge of ser•lcn UlllClly OYailable oely at a llWCh higher fee. If you ..e c...,_ i8lj a ntO'Yt -stop by aw office or c .. OM of our prohuionai sales ouoclofft to fbtd CMlf iust how ...:h yau cmt san. Newport Pier !(ea/tu ~ Walker t; Lee hat F.state WOWI WHAT AYALUE! Located In Mesa North on a large lush corner lot. This 4 bedroom. 2 bath home Is truly a val1.1e. Featurtn& RV uc cess. and an lnap lrtnA screened·ln porch for hot aummer nl1&hl3 as well os a large dinlnit area for ~ --' THE REAL ESTATE RS ----_ ____) MIWPORT MESA SCHOOLS I t '1' S e p t e m b c r auln ... why not give )'OW' kida the best? Sharp a bedroom, new carpet· tng, new paint. bulltln kitchen . Great neighborhood. Prlcedfor quick 31le. $81,900. Call 751-3191 enttttainJng. The price is • SELECT only S77.900. CALL beforett'11on•. SSS.2f.f!O PROPE~TIES L U S I\. ijl R I: ·\ L f Y ,, .f,,J;11 /) I 11 \;.,, ,\ \111.' ( ,. 2S IS E. Coo\! Hwy Corona dl"I MCJf' S,YGLASS ESTATE -Spa rkling night li g hts. the blue Pacific. Newport Cen~r the world is beneath you in this stunning, gracious 2 sty 5 Bdrm home. A fine investment for you & your family 's precious lifes tyle. $587 .000. 4t Goleta Polllf Dr. IA YFttOMT -One of Corona del Mar's finest properties. 3 Bdrm waterfront condominium. Spacious. luxurious. &- richly appointed this is a n exceptional offering on fee land ' 317 lloyli• Dri•• CUSTOM LOT On the spectacular ocean view s ide or Spyglass Hill. Approved building plans included. TURTLHOCK HIGHLANDS -Hard to find new Lusk built 5 Bdrm Stewart plan w/$7 .000 in upgrades. To see, please call 675-34 I I . IEST VALUE -In exclusive Seaview 3 Bdrm on large view lot. Please bring this ad for admittance at Security gale. 2 0 16 Yacht R•MIM• SUIMIT AU OFFERS -This marvelous 4 Bdrm condo has a luxurious master s uite w/fireplace & sitting area, a l'Ountry kitchen. private courtyard & patio. p e rfect location next to greenbelt. ~29.000. 17 Whitewood. EASTILUff -l s ty 4 Bdrm w /large s pa & reflection pool. Every inch of thi s home has h a d "T.L .C ·• Transferred owners have priced it to sell rast ! $209,500. 2136 Alto Vida. IETTER THAH A MODEL -This rastidious 3 Bdrm smgle family home a bsolutely exudes charm & it's an a ttainable dream at $97.000. Shown by appointment only. 12 ,oimettia. HARIOR VIEW HILLS -3 Bdrm Lusk built home w/pool. privacy. and that breathtaking Catalina to Palos Verdes Ocean view! $244,500. : J 909 TI .... Way . 0,.. Sat/S- JASMIHE CUBC -' \ l\el 2 + den located on ~ R. \. \)•L w/larg~ private patio ~ \J ..... ly decorated & immaculate . .,.wa,900. 30 Jetty Dr. YOUHG PllORSStOHAL OR IMVUTOt A College P a rk jewel. Rea11y! 2 - fireplaces. 3 Bdrm, covered patio. large yard. On a cul de sac. Reduced lo $88,500. 2512 Vossar l'loc•. CAMEO SHORES 4525 CAMDEN OPEH SUM/MOM 1·5 G lamorous & dramatic 3 bdrm .. 4 ba . dining rm. & den home overlooking elegant pool & patio on ocean view s ide! $489.000. Land incl. ; I I 2 0 I MILFORD DR. OPEN SUM I ·S JUST LISTED Custom 3 bdrm., 2 ba. canyon home. ln xlnt cond. ! Steps to beach. Priced to sell, $259,900! / UCLUSIYE Our largest! 4 Bdrm .• 4 ba., fam. + din. rm .• ocean view poot home. Price red.! $435,000. WHITE WATER VIEW 3 adnns., 3 ba. & s tudy, din. rm .. pool, jacuzzi, 2 bars, cabana & waterfall! $565.000 -Fee. * RICH REAL TY * 673-7040 673·0510 •VETS* 0 OOWN·O CLOSJN G Homes 1n all arMs of ORANGE COUNTY VET AGT. Cal 541-0800 What's YourTrade? Sl.62 per Day That'slitUetopay for an ad in lhe Daily Pjlct Service Directory that can establish~ prolessional identJty. For more m. fonml.lon call 642-5678. NEW CdM VIEW LISTING HARBOR VU HILLS This s pectacular ocean view Broadmoor home a bounds in unique ness, rich decorum, and fabul~us vie ws of harbor lights. Catahna s unsets and magnificent colored s ails on Newport Bay. An uncompromising delight with 4 bedrooms, 211' baths and an open feeling enhancing entertainment and cozy.comfortable family living. Very prestigiou~ location with m any more amenities. 675-2311 ' / ·' • . ' D4 DAILY PILOT Sunday. Sepi.mber 3. 1978 ·~c~.~ OPEN HOUSES 1 ·5 OPEN IN HARBOR VI EW HILLS ~tkr than nt-w 3 bedroom i.-u.-.k built hom~ Park-hke 1 ·u~ \'art I of frr.., bt.'.tUL> plu., \'Omph·l~ fHI \ ~H > TLC.: ., 1de11l l '\ 1•r ) whcrl• 'l'h11"t one 1:. \.t"t" 'l>"t·ual and offort·d L l>1'~H $200 ,000 Set> l.vlet.•n 1-;"lnli' dt 3912 lnll"t bit! Ur or .. :N I UAAROR \'l EW HILLS Spurious ,, lwdroom. 21 :i bulh hom1.· wa•h l amtly room t>\Prlook1nK I 1q:c c uist om pool with J iJl'U11.1 Lur~e paho p~rf ~c l f o r o utd ob ~ l 111 t•rt ,, 1n1nj.t Oublundt nJ: '1c" ul o< 1·,1n t1nd harbor All 1 h 1 ... n 11 "' .i \ .1 1 I a h I t.· f o 1 s:wa.5ou S.•l· Ka v k1m~a:r ul II~ Wh1ll· Sud-. OPI-,'\ I ~ J \SMINt-: CREEK ~\t>r}lhtn ~ that Ha r bor Hid~"· hti!'t anrl more 1~ right ht>rc.> in th1~ unique home tn .Ja..,rn1nl' Creek Ocean view. l'llfl\ll'Oll'nl It><' at ion, !>ecur1ty. t L·nn1:., r ecreation. ease of mruntcnum·t>. Tastefully done 1n ne utral tone s Thr ee ~'<hoom:., family room . cozy m a . I l' 1 b t: d r o o m s u 1 t e tnducll·~ a fireplace $263.000. Sec Carol~ McMahan at #9 J t1sm111c Creek OPEN IN UAYSllORES Owner rnoving Sec lhi!) s pecial family home near privale he a t h . 3 bedrooms. large lamtly room and spacious secluded patio. $234.500. See Craig Kindig at 2642 Circle Or. OPEN IN UNJVERSIT Y P ARK - Beaultf ul I-story 3 bedroom Deane home in University Park on a lar ge, private cul-de-sac lot. At tractively landscaped with cover ed patio m s ide yard and room for a pool in rear. Bright a nd airy with clerestory windows a nd open beam ceil ings. $13.'i.OOO. Sec Rith Wray at 17561 Ja<.·ara nda O l'b:N JN SPYG LASS HJLL Rcautifully decorated family homto w I 180 vi e w day and n igh t. L arge pool w ith Jacuzzi. 4 bedroom . 2· bath fam ily room . Many . many extra reatu r es make this home a treat to sec Offered at $395,0110 St·t· f:lc:rnor 8-0wi <.· a l 29 Carmel Bay O P EN IN DOVER SHORES ,.In exclusive Dover Shores. Country kitchen with ever y amenity framed by Fre nch w i n dow s. B eau t i full y landscaped gro unds include pool, jacuzzi. vie wing deck, e x t e n s i v e p a t i o a n·d ma nic ured lawn. Shown by a ppoint me nt. $574,000. See F.van Corkett at 1906 Galaxy Or. OPEN IN S PYGLASS RJDGE - S o m e t h i n g s p e c i ·a l ! Magnificent landsc a ping on estate s ized lot. Large pool, 4 bedroom, 2112 ba th a nd family r oom , with m a ny s p ecial features. This lovingly cared for ho m e is ne w o n the ma rket at $285.000 fee. See Lucy Rose at 1653 Reef View. OPEN I N SHOREC LIFFS - Charming 4 bedroom family hom e recently r e mode led with d ecorator wa llpapers. new ca rpe ts. drapes a nd shutters. gourmet kitchen. wood floors, F rench doors to lus hly p la nted pa tio. ir on gated p ool area, man y c u s t o m a ppointments throughout. $325,000 including the la nd. See Nancy Simmons al 242 Driftwood. IACHB.Oll'S. A TIEKTIOH A really neat. upgraded 3 bedroom Linda plan in north Bluffs Tennis Club Villas . It's all on one floor. deco rated in warm browns with lots of wood. Stained glass and mirrors over looks the swimming pool a nd is only steps to Newport Beach tennis clu b. J ust r educed to $164.500. EYEIYTHIMG YOU ALWAYS WANTED Exquisite new home in Old Corona del Mar. one block from the orean. 4 bed rooms. 3 fireplaces. top of the line a ppliances. count ry kitche u, se p a r a t e dining r oom . Fully landscaped and a hundred other quality features. $398,000. IA YROHT. IALIOA ISi.AHO Stained glass windows, wood and pegged floors in this exceptional 4 bedroom, 3~ ba th home. Private m aster s uite with fireplace & wet bar overlooking wa ter & boats. $550,000. • COLDW&L ..... co. 644-9060 ' IA YCUST. . .rooL & JACU'U.I Luvul>ll· :,hake roof <·h arm t!r on Ll'l'w<1rcf Lunl' Perfect Family I lomt• W ;3 Udrin~ . Formal Din. Rm Ml·llow Fu mtly Rm w/Oig F plc. Br·e ukfust urto>u m kitchen. AND A "CAHl)t-:N Of! ALLAll" setting for th~ .ao· pool. Jtituzzi & patio. A ne w EXCJ .USIVI': offered ut $215.000. Call tiia ,1 •IHIO to SEE NOW l•YIM~ TllllACf -SlJl,000 F1111t ustu· panora rnu: vtc w of bay. on:au & Catalina. Located an one or IJ'-·:,t str~et::. 2 Bedrooms plus maid 's bdrm & hitting rm. fam ily r m & formal UH Lovely pool. Vacant. See an y time Phon~ now 644·4910 llG CYH TOWHHOME-$14',"00 l'lw mo:,t beautiful Oakcrcst Model we h,l\'C· seen ' Completely upgraded & wonckrful lo<·auun Parquet floors in l'lllry hall. dining rm & kitchen, a n t!Xt r a window in LR. shutters etc. J::xtra lgc patio. 2 Bdrms. 2 baths. 71 SU ISLAHD DR. SAT/SUH 1-5:30 JASMINE CREEi-ViEW $249,000 T he only "Sea Bre eze" model on m:irkt.·t ! Brand New too! 3 Bdrms. family rm forma l dining rm & 21 :t baths. Full y la ndscaped . a utomatii; sprinklers. u1r·C.'Ond . plumbed for jacuzzi. luxurious c ptng, mirrored ward robes. beaut. light fi xtures, Gate guarded area so call 640-6079 for entry between 1-5:30 or 644-4910 any other time . 5 JETIY DRIVE SAT/SUH 1-5:30 llG ClYH TOWMHOME $219,500 Golf course view from this spacious 3 bed room 2'h bath El Dorado model. L a r ge.k it e.he n with eating area. fo rma l dining room . p at io. F ir st phase. Lovely a rea offers security, tenn is pool &jacuzzi. You'll love it! 26 CAMYOM ISi.AMO SUM 1-5:30 WILLIAMSIURG IM NEWftOIT HACH RIST TIME OFFIRED Exquisite Coloni a l 1n Dover Shores: Terrace steps lead to private white sa nd y beach. Canne ll & Chaffin elegance in decor a nd custom-c rafted f urn iture for a u t h e ntic c lassic atmosphere . Two m aster BR s uites plus 2 family bdrms. 4 baths & de n. See a ny tim e. Ca ll now. Incl. furniture and furnis hings. $795.000 WESTCLIFF-$179,900 Walk to Ma r iner 's Park & Westcliff Pl:i z a f r om t h is m eticu lous l y maintCJincci 4 bedr oom & family rm horn<.' llc autiful large master s uite in soft colors. Inviting front slate wa lk with gate. splendid landscaping . oversized garage. JUNIOR EST A TE-OCUH VIEW MONARCH IA Y TERllACi-$215,000 Ma ke your g rand entrance by driving thru the wide gates l"\\'lis cha rming mode rn 4 be fi .. \ 1m e. Large private cot·~ \\ ~ .1..1vely pool & jacuzzi. Hu&:.~ 0 r m . family rm 41h b a ths. Near .. 11ops & bea ch. Vacant. See any time. Phone now. WESLEY H. TA YLOI CO. 21 I I S.. J~hl HIP• Rood MEWftOIT CEMTH. M.I. 64 .. 4910 LIDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES NEW IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS Enchanting 2 bdrm.. l bath home on beautiful. larger corner lot ; hom e is perfect as is or. has lots of room for expans ion ; just listed at $115,000. 501 IRVINE. NEWPORT BEACH. OPEN SUN. 1-5 FAR OUT VIEW! Of ocean , ba y, Catalina & s p l:!c t a c u la r nig ht lig hts. This d e lig htful S pa nish ho me h as 4 bdrms., family rm .. 2112 baths, with e n c hanting centra l courtyard. Located in prestigious Broadmoor I. $315,000 . 2501 WI NDOVER. C ORONA DEL MAR. O PEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 OLD CORONA Delightful 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home in immaculate condition ! Pla ns are a vail. for 2 bdrm .. 2 bath second unit. Great opportunity for home or i n vestm e nt. $159,000. 507 MARGUERITE. CORONA DEL MA R . OPEN SAT. 1·5. 110 DEGIEE VIEW! 3 Bdrm., l ·level: frplc., patio. Owne r will finance, you own the land. Harbor View, Macco built. $235,000. 2501 HARBOR VIEW DR., CORONA DEL MAR. OPEN SUN. 1-5. LIDO REALTY 673-7300 A DI v1s1on ol Rod Hiii RH lty I ·. -.. ..._ . _. .--... , .. ,_ ... --. . . . ' REALTORS 675-55 11 OPEN HOUSES 13 It SANTAMB.LA, llYIMl TUil.ACE: c .......... l ........... ...., ,.... .ct pool. Tohly rwd1l1d. 11_..M "--· C•lt for htfor11t1tlH. OPIM SAT. Ii SUNDAY 1·5 325 IAST 231D STREIT, IASTSIDE COSTA MESA: Very a,.ol•I CCM111try bc)lllh.. 1'lrM ...,. ......... two INltlta, Htree ..... bricll fi,..,.acn, t9Vtn1 kitchett with all 111oderft .,,11 ... c.a. Irick cowtywd. bcellettt fln.c ... rnced riC)ltt •t $1 St ,500. <>PIH SAT 1-5. COSTA MESA: SIRCJI• home rLUS ..... DuplH. I st uHr depreclotl0tt. lurer's cholct of leftden. S 175,000. '1 JASMINE CREBC: Moat ,., ... _. rt• Ill. 3 MdrocMt. f-ly l"OOM wfth OWft fecad. $24',SOO. HARD TO FIMD rt• Y with oc ... •lew. 2 story. 3 bedrooM foMUy roOftl hOtM. Choice of~. $241.500 ftrl•• cOM1191lty: root ICICGll -.d t_,a, Call for .. ails: Appof..,.... tin office Dut to Jaamlftt Creek's ••w Hcurity rtgulatioM, pitas• caM CMV° offlce 9lld wt will nMet you at the gote. * * • • * * * • * one AVAii.AiU PIOPlltTllS A YsMty-S1NW1 .... 9fwHwyw COIOMA DEL MAI: ltwHM ..... U. ........ or ..._ with •-•. • Wocll oway tr.. 11'9 COf'OH INdl. US8 lllCIC patio llllry with oc.e. •few, Atn.. ~ or f..ay roo11t .,..._ Tllne IM*n• ,._ two beci-OOM •itw •= '*""· $2H,900. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA: C..._ WH, split ....... tow IM*oo.. r-.-rOOM. thrtt t.11 b ... 1, 2300 ....,.. ffff of c0111fortaiN u~w.g. Catlledral ceilltgs. two lar9t fireploctt, atal .. d 9lan; very Hcludtd 9'llORg HM,-trHs.. S 16',SOO. DAMA '°9NT: Hewer .... x -c-....• ntG1tCICJl1Mnt on pnlltiMs. Eodt _.. two • bedrOOM mtd deft, two Ml Mths, fir.places, brick courtywd. It's 9r'fff $139,500. CORONA DB. MAI: Six liltfta ...th of highway. ltocll mtd o... Wt tn. 119 Corona ltoc:h. Cal for cMtoils. MESA VEttDE. Two f_,..,..xn aide by sidt. $170,000 toeJL Cal for .. oils. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Tllf'LEX $I 62,500. Cal for deteifs. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coost Hwy., CCW'OM .. M• 675-551 I OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 2146 LAREDO. THE ILUFFS In the original Bluffs, an e nd unit : 4 bdrm. home on a pa rk-like greenbelt: very bright & cheerful ; pa tio off living & dining r ooms. $144,000 Leasehold . ILUFFS TREASURE For a couple or a single. 2 BR or 1 & a d en as it is now used: very light. brig ht & airy. Entry patio & terrace off living rm. Unbelieva ble master area . New l y & co mpl e t e l v redecorated in sort colors. Close to pool. A beautiful buy at S120.000 leasehold. EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 CE 110111 ILlllS aa. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ILUFFS JEWEL Beaut. Dolores End Unit On Choice G ree nb e lt Se ttin g . Lr g ·wrap-Around Pat io W/Fountain And Plus h Pla nting. Decorated In Warm Neutral Tones. New Custom Kitchen . Fully Ai r Conditioned. Flexi ble F in a ncing . Shown By A ppoint. $179,500 ... A J oy Of Newport Listing." IRYINE"S FINEST Lovely 4 Bdrm. + Family Room Home In A Gr eat Fa mily Are a . 2lf.i Baths, Carpeting, Formal Dining Room. Community Pool. Built In Kitchen. Mountain Vie w. S139,SOO. REDUCED COM -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2 Bed room + De n. In P a rk-Like Setting. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Oen Can Be Conve rted To 3rd Bedroom. Great Open Friendly Feeling. S16.5.000. 111 DOVB DRJYI 631·1• NEWPORT BEACH IAUOA ISLAND FtlEHCH REGENCY •.\11 ............ fl .. IMclroo. hw with .... ,, rOOlll, • roof top ................... . tylMfles .... bnt of ............ Wwloe- '"'"" D.wled wood tr•.._llt, "-ch ffrtplece. tu. woril ..d ...... f1ooNcJ ...... ttlh .._ tnlfy ~IGl. l'Wa ta• ... ht a. lhff._ opporlwtlty for myw wt.o ... ,... .,..Uty liY"9g. $3'5,000. \_ NEWPORT ILUFFS ·-~ Htrff bedrooM "G" fta.. lftd ••If with Mlfti lack lay •lew, ltH• c .. ~ • wood floors ahlhd • a lo•ety gru•H. CloH to con1 m lty poot A• ••c•lrnt .-.. .t Sl5',000. ILUFFS CONDO &foy tM pri•acy 9lld hnll a.die .... wn .... g tWa cltm MiRCJ llldft co.do. fhtH IM*OOM. two mtd OM ltatf ltatllt, ............ witlt ...... ,.. ...... ,... ..d' 9m1 ._.IN .... co•r.ed to......_ tWa • specW offeri119ats157,500. NEW DUPLEX CorOIMI del .Mar owner'• unit compMtefy reMOdlled IKW199 -*• tub wlttl Wdet I• ~ be*OOM. Mew c..,.tiltc). ti,., wol.,... mtd flrepl•ce• I• bott. .-... s,.io. ............ llcn oc ... •lew. Low .... t111•c• propttiy wittl CCMY....._ff ..tty. $205,000. LAGUNA BEACH MYSTIC HIU.S I~ 9'"" Mia mtd tClftJOft •lews from Hlia .wty decorated ttw... bedr'OOM,, two .............. L._,.. ia.tteta. Pri•• ........ deck oad patio, perlect for CMttdoor Htertai ( f: A hOIM foe-tt. .IC ....... ta..lty. • ·' 149. 900. SPECTACULAR OCEAN & ,CANYON VIEWS Mewty cOMtructed quality built "°'" with •iews, si .. ated in a prestigious Nigllborhood. s-11.. IMltCJ rOOM. fonnol diMNJ roo.. wet bor, 3 bechw. ,._ l f•ll botltroo•s. Mwst ••• to ap,redah. . .$291,SOO. SOUTH LAGUNA OCEANFRONT MOllLE HOME A rcre opportwlity to Un rt4)ht at the oc ... ilt T.....-e IM.d. Watdt tt. ..,. .. ...., over tlw rocks lllttow, t-f ...,. to th. beach. Mow t#fly S 16,000. · 644-7020 2123 SAN JOAQUIN HIUS ROAD NEWPORT IEACH Colesworthy f..tf Co. Q~~IL)[:t-; 1 IAL •IN'/b ~IM~N I RIAL ~ HAlr 2545 EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 640-0020 ELEGANT LIVING IN THE ILUFFS 3 Bdrm .. 2'h baths & fa mily rm. Located on lush gr eenbelt in early Bluffs. Beautifully a ppointed condo. jus t listed, $174,500. Held open Sun 1-5. 425 Vista Flora. MINI-INVESTORS A ntNTIOM Sm all warehouse com plex in prime Bue na P ark a rea. P erfect starter pro perty. Annua l income $18,000. Prope rty is c lear & owne r w ill finance. with 25<fa down. $184,500. EXCLUSIVELY BALBOA ISLAND A COtimNATIOM-OLD & HIW bclthtcJ·....,. 2-story &to... °" a conMtr wittl °'*' '"""" PLUS ..__,. nt1tlc coff04)9 s22s.ooo STEPS TO BAYFRONT $210,000 hlmcl cott.p ............. mtd w..,.... Chee Ming l ~· with posMIMNty to expand. WARMTH & CHARM $277,777 A resldlttct of ~lal ........_. for the *-'ly. Two story, l b•*a r•, ~ rooM ond 1..-,e family ..--. Two ,.eJos, 2 flr1pl1cn, bt>-.s ...t wood. IMAGINATIVE SPACIOUS $339,000 A ..... two-afOI ~ l ltedroowl ....... ..... ..-•-~+ ........... . Jat ..... to l.yfroilt °" .. of .... w .. at ......... NICI REDUCTION. ....... ry ... tty 315 Martne Aw. Balboa lslnnd 673-6900 ) (~1wnma11 Mi Real Eslate OCEANFRONT 3 Bdrm. + den home on JOx8S ft. lot. lrpl.. bw ll tru. p;il10. beamed ce11 mgs S37S.OOO 673-~ associated BROKER S llfAl TOllS i u J•, VV 8olb o " & ' JOO I Assume 91;1 loan. S BR. pool ho~ on cul·de-sac 3 Car "ar. Bei.t bu) -pncc n'<iucc<i to SI04.900 Bkr i:>-4·6262 It's EosyTo Seit Your Oww HCMl9 I we TIMMn•da SS Sl95 TOT AL FEE due at close of escrow We assist you with utl V"r1 •.• 1ni: l1r..1nr1 ni: eqcrow. neKollall• olrer~. ~1~11~ cl c w .. ;1n· rn l)ui.1 nc:.~ I•> give you comPt- lenL St!r vu·e a l cs t .11r pn ce. BUYER$ CHl!:CK OUlt OWNERS" SAL ES LISTINGS K t::ALTY FREI:: llOMES R E. AdvLSOry Ser vice 5»222t JASMIN£ CREEK 2 BR. den, 2ba, popular Plan 11 wl pvt yd. & lrR patio Beaul oce&n vu Nr Npt Cntr & Big C01 nyon C C Sec . pool. ten rus. $229.SOO 559·7139 :l Bdrm, I '• ba. hi:e lam rm, wtused bnck lrpte. cov patio, $i3.SOO V \ fo"HA, Conv Ukr. 75-Hi<!ti<! or ~t>2·2o04 a,,k for Gcori~1a For Sak ly Owner GOOD TERMS Pnme Cost.! :'t'lci;a .iri:o.1 D 1. p I ,. x I i t h S I Jmenil1el> Owner w111 Lak.? bac.:k 2nd. SI lt,500. Linda 646-6457 llG CANYON LOT One of last bwlding site!'> m Newport's presug1oul> Big Canyon. If.I acre on - qwet cul de sac overlook mg pnv Greenbe lt & Fashion Island. SJS0.000 Brkr cooperation mv1t ed. ti40· 1395 wknd:.. 644411: wkdys VETS/FHA 2 Two J Bdrm. 2 bath home:. m Costa Mesa. So Calif Rtafty 546.-5605 646-4529 MESA VERDE S9l.OOO -i llcdrm. fa mily rm. tlan ing rm. beamed ce1linA~. fireplace, qweL locauon <.:all 645·916! ' .. ' q; OPEN HOUSE 2P REALTY $...A.HEIGHTS W/ln-law Qtrs Uruque 4 Br. 3 baO po<>I Sunken F R .. wet bar. & rrpt. MBR suite J ser> r ms-Bnck BBQ. Call Mmi, 646-7414 or 642·62.Jn Uruted Brokers. ls a good day to advertise In the Dally Plk>t Classltled Section . 642·5678 • • • ' • L f f ( ,. ~ ( H.•e•For S• Sunday. ~tember 3. 1978 OAJL y PILOT DIS ·········••··•••··••··• •••......••••••........ ••·······•············• ..................•....••......•........•..... G~el I 002 th.rwt I 002 CH.Hel l OOZ ...,... 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Pn l \I\ ~1 .. ·111•.11 nrar ,.,1111 1"111 .. ,,, 1 IJi.t ( .o11 t11.IJ\ '"' .... ,., I ~~· EASTBLUFF SAT & SUN 1-5 .!.HS \l<lil Tl ~ \ 11:. \\" -I l:jr I am r ni n oml' b\ 1.u .. k ,J llCU/ll i>IW W .Ilk l 11 ,<'hol.1b 'h11ppm1L t o·n n I !> r h t• p I' r I t• l' l nct Rh borh ood t h1· pcrft:t'l homt' Curnt> 'l'l'' JACK HOWELL '''' \'''UI f \II'. 644-1156 LAKE + MOUHTAIH YIEW 0 0HLY S 119,(JOO Pnced below markt!L Uus char m1n1t 2 bdrm. i•, bJ frml dsn rm lOwnhousc t!< cloM• to pool & Jacuu1 l'rt·rn1om lot w I v I l' w I r o m t• v f' r y room W u n t l..i .,l 7~·1501 Ht•al ..:.,tall' f'"REE Wet>klv Its\!. 111 ··by ownl·r.. ·· Pnt·e:.. at.I Jrei.sel<, deM·riptmni.. I lelp U·Sell 1714 1 · l.:634-4800 llGCAHYOH OHL Y S 168,000 A lite airy open fei!llng greets you as you cntt'r thJ.'i lvly 3 bdrm. 2' 7 ha townhow,1· \'ou will love I.he spa<·1ous k1Lt·hcn & lgc walk in do~l'I in ms tr bdrm 75~-i:wi Hl'al Estate MEWCOMDOS '112 blk!. lo bch I rum $47,900 311~ .luni~r Aq~ Carl!>bad Open Thur~ thru Sun 10 6 a~ DO YOU LIKE!! a home 1n tip-top cond•· lion? Lvly warm c·olur!<" Air 1:ond1llon1n g., A dream k1td1en ? A y rd uke a Rard1:n nursery? Plenty or room to rnoVl' around m'' We llaH· It Sl24.7SO i59 !SOI IDEAL LOCATION ~'or hlll'nt• & 11w11m... 3 bdrm, . :! hath' & i bdrm:. . I hath. on 11u1l'l Street. Ol'l'an side M hwy Steps to bellch. shoppuil! & school,, S209.500 EASY walk to shopp1nl!. '>l'hools & churt·ht~. minute·~ to beach. hght & :.pacwu!> home on H 2 lul . 3 bdrms :! baths. 1·1t~ will approw 2 11ddi11onal un tis. $132.500 /f ~ 353 N. c·o..,... Laitun• ~-7!YIB 752·6460 Xlllt St.ters 2 Orange Co. rcs1denlal board und ('are hofll('~ Priced Lo sell CodoMesa Tri-Plex All 2 BR un it~ WI gar J g1•.... (' lllSl' I ti ~hops & scho11ls MOftticello 3 BR 2 Bs lwnhnw. puul. clubhouse. new 1m1111 ..on1I ('pts EAST SIDE Costa Ml.'!\ll n 3 Cl' w ncd lot. Will take up 10 ii un Its. Lachenmyer RC'afty Inc. 646-3928 673-5179 IMMEDIATE MOVt: IN. better lhun new tttf-:o1u Verdi'. I llll. dWnl( & family lh'nd' ror t o t.ii cnJo\ 11h 1111 lledu<·t'd to $139.PQO OPt:;NSKl'tSll'N I S 20051.etNM>s <Nr MVCC·Dalenc Pk 1 HAL,.MCHIH • REALTOHS 67M3'l UHIQUE H<ho.cS OrtH 1-S TOOA Y ' UM IQUE OH KINGS ltOAD -In \ l'\\ 111111 I J i'.·1~hl "' I rll'red -I bdrm, 'll''-'" g a111t· 1 llllnt. \\ irw n •llur. spuc~. 'II tC 'l' ,,,,11 t·' lmprc!i~1 ve family h11m 1· .11 :ii t2!1 0011 Sec Harriette ll ummoml <tl 11111 "•ngs Hotul. FRONT ROW VIEW In process of n do111~· ('hmct·~ .Jnulable. 3 Bdrm ~ II.1th:-. µ1H1I & fpk's Li v Rm. looks 1H 1·1 hoat:-. St·t· I .araine Shaw at 1509 I Ju I p h 1 n. t n · 1 n e 1' err ace. br ing $505.0110 UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DR MAR - llghl. cheery 3 bdrm. den. block to hca <:h. !'>hops. $270,000. See Allan lfe llt.•r al 301 Or c hid. UNIQUE IH HEW,ORT HACH -Back Hay family area. incredible 4 bdrm pool home. owned by ldscpe a r chit.. c..•xdt1ng at $219.500 Sec Pam Gough C;tt 1862 Tu;.tin Avl· UNIQUE IN llG CANYOM -McLain Townhome. new. 1ncred. golf course view. upgra-des 7:l No Sea Is land $2 15.000. UNIQUE OM SPYGLASS -immac. sgle st y . 4 bdr m . colorful patio entry . views, extra<;. $345.000. See Vergilene 11ull at 15 Point Sur. UHlquE IM THE IACIC IA Y -3 bdrm. lge lot. <'UI de !-.et('. llarbor Hi. only $109.500. See .Jatk1e tlandleman at 302 Vista Baya. UNIQUE IH NEWPORT HEIGHTS -5 bdrm. Cor 4 + ofc ). 3 bath. countless t· o I o r f u I f e a t u r e :.. . p e r f e c t I y mttinlained. See by appl w/listing ofr. at 446 Cata lina Dr. UNIQUE IH oaJG. HARIOR VIEW HILLS. 5 bdrm. 3 bath. light and <.iiry. pool ~ind pa t io, views of the Bay. Just $225.000. See Natalie Fogarty at llOl Whitesails Way. UNIQUE IH IRVIHE TERRACE -Heavy shake roof. sgle story 4 bdrm. I bath and pool. Just $207 .500. fee. See Dottie J ohnson at 2001 Chubasco. ~ UNIQUE IH liSTILUFF 5 bdr ms . a C'ross from a pa r k. biggest on the l)lotk and just $185.000 in Nwpl. Bch. See Pat Merry < agt. /owner > at 2640 Basswood. UNIQUE IH HARIOR VIEW HOMES Vucant Monaco Model. 2 Bdrm & den. v t•ry private y ard , yet n ea r greenbelts. only $141.900 and anxious. See Nancy L aux u l 183 1 Port Kimberly. UNIQUE IH ORIGIHAL HAUOI VIEW HILLS Ocean view. rose garde n, 4 hdrms. FR, pool. lge. lot. See Ma r y Ann Ande rson at 2907 Setting Sun. UNIQUE IH SHORECREST -Attractive shingled 3 Bdrm, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. wood 11oors. NR. pvt. beach. SJ00.000. Set· Ka .v Glavas at 277 Morning Canym1. UNIQUE IN IROADMOOR -5 bdrms. 3 baths. 2 frplcs. backs to wi lde rness. S279.500. See Bonnie Barrington at ~7 1 2 Wavct'r est. U~J()U~ li()M~§ REALTORS' Ull NICfST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST 110Mrs CORONA OH MAR, 675-6000 MESA VE ROE, 546-5990 • CALL US {Jeni~ufa {Joint PRIME OCEAN VIEW Just ltstcd. one of the few remaining select oceanfront locations available in a ll of Newport Beac·h. Tot a lly re modeled cottage retreat offering seclusion and privacy for s ummer and weekend enjoyment away from the ever yday hus tle, bus tle. tra(fic, noise a nd people. rn addition. this fantastic property ofh·rs the possibility of creating your \'Cry own custom dream house with the most spectacular view of s unsets. offshore> yachting . sand. surf and blue -.k ~· Ow111ng and t'nJoyin~ lhis home is \\ 1thoul a douht li ving in Newport B<•ach at it's fi nest ! For priv<1lc showing. please contact t hC' Ht al (<~~taler:-; 673-8550 132 MARGUHITI. co•OMA DIL MA• \.05THE REAL .·~ ~STATERS Make lho s c i.:o o d household ttf!m! you 're If you·r~ not readina lhe not u."lna available 10 Utllc ads in Classified, llOme other fami ly by ad yoo're misslna • lot °' VCrti&ing them for sale m Ot'WSY lnformallon U ClaMiffed. C.UM2·M71 wel&Meomeput~. . " .. -..... -... F:A S;l'Bl~U J-'F' -Proression ally dt'c<frah.>d 4 Bdrm & den. view. 2441 Bunyo. $215.000. See Becky Hawkins. SPYGLASS HI LL -Just like a model. New Bedford plan. Pool. bay & ocean view. 21 Goleta Point. $498.000. See Ma rilyn Kershner. TU RTI.EROCK -Broad moor ll plan. 4 Bdrm & family room . view, 2 Sycamore Creek. $194.900. See Bob Ha ll SPYGLASS lllLL -Just listed, check this fabulous 2 story. 4 Bdrm, family room. game room. pool. 14 Mission Bay $389.000. See Jim Sadler . BIG CANYON -Broadmoor home, pool . jacuzzi, putting green. $469,000. If ARBOR VlE W HILLS -Best of condition. 4 Bdrm. ocean & bay view. 1014 Sea Lane. $215.000. See Margaret Uern BIG CANY~ -Hard to fi nd 2 Bdrm. golf course & ocean view. $225.000. Wafter S,_J~n'I & A~~oc. 673-2500 SHARP NEW LISTING-C~M BEAUTIFUL HARBOR VIEW fllLLS 0... HOUSE SAT /SUH/MON. I ·S 3620 SEAIREEZE LAME Elegant 4 bdrm. family home -extra large lot. Enjoy comfortable family room & lovely open patio area. IOA TING, FISHING, SWIMMING VILLAGE OF WOODIRIDGE- IRVIHE A light, airy highly upgraded 2 bdrm. & d en condominium. #70 La keview. Only $121.950 including land ! This condo at ff57 Lakeview. opens onto beach, with la ke view. A nicely furnished 2 bdrm. + dining agea · e xpe ns ive dec king · exquis itely decor ated. Enjoy the secluded spa & jacuzzi a rea with sma ll boat house for private parties. BBQ & family enjoyment Both units close to sales offi ce on the lake . Preview s imilar models & ask sales office for details GROWING FAMILY? This 2800 sq . ft. end unit needs a family to fill its 6 big bdrms . Located in the Bluffs a rea. close to c hurches. schools & s hopping. Private community swimming pool nearby. A great place lo watch your f a mity grow. $184,200. WALi TO THE llEACH How long have you wanted a home close to the ocean ? Here 's your chance. A lovely canyonside home in Cameo Shores priced be low market at $249,500. It's not too large, but the re's so muc h y6u could do to make it your pa lace. 'NI Milford Rd. Ope n this weekend. Com e see for yourself. FOOTIALL AMYOME? Th.is may not be Hyannis Port. but the g reenbelt looks like it. A woodsy 3 bdrm. condo in Village Walk. Sharply decorated , on 3-le vels, with attached 2 car garage. Your family can be rig ht at home here at $75,500. SPYGLASS HILL If you're tired of looking & haven't found what you want, move to Spyglass Hill on a l ·year lease. You'll like this 4 bdrm. home with its s pectacular vie w. The only problem is, you may learn to love it! $1295 Per month; avail. Oct.'1St. A1TBCTIOH DEVELOPHS We have a b eautiful 1400 acre tropical island off t he West coast of Panama. A m a j or hot el c ha in wishes a lease or a management contract on a r esort h ot e l & gambling c a s ino . Attractive f ina n c ing i s available fo r a qualified developer. Fr ee port with m a ny financial advantages not found in other areas. PIOTECTION Pl.AM A l ·Year home owner's protection plan is available whenever you buy or sell throUgh Harbor Realty. Are youp~led? 673-4400 HARBOR MEWPORT-aEDUCED $26.500 Gorgeous ranch style custom built in Newport! Qui.et cul-de-sac. Red brick pathway and white r a il fe nce. 2 massive fireplaces. Beamed ceilings. Huge family room w/11 ft. wet bar. True country-style kitchen. Fantas tic 66' covered patio! RV parking -and m uch. much more! Owner will carry fod T .D . Full price just $198.500. Hutry, call today! 752-1700 11662 MocArtllillr la•d..·Suth I O~IM _-r--THE REAL ESTATERS WATER LOCATION $54,500. M.H. Terrific 2 ~OOM. detl/diNncj roont home Oft h IA Y with VIEW of al ffM bootillC) actMty. Cou1waaity ,oof. Take od••torp of WA TERFROHT IM*J ff"CNft 2 patios. lest of all. . .there's a boat slip a•aiw.M! ap.n s-doy 1-5 ,,M. WATERFRONl/BOAT SLIP S265,000 Tadehily cMc:or .. ed Clftd i.-c:ulate l bedroom home with patio for year 'rot111d etwterloiftiftCJ. Spacious opett .ct bri9ht. A fifte VALUE on the WA TERFtlOMT! VIEW , POOL, PRESTIGE S375,000 Eucutin resideftce ift Do•er Shon1 with pri•ocy. Vaulted beam cfirMICJ$ •d opn IMftCJ room flows into k1nJ-diRiftc) and family room. leauti hl indoor/outdoor pool Clftd 4 bedroonis for family Clltd oduft enjoymettt. VIEW PRIVACY $235,000 SwHpincJ Cor'Mr location on one of the tarqut lots in Harbor View Hills. , GHerou1 3 .,..oom + den with lar~ liviftCJ room Clltd dlnilH) areo; pitched beams Giid VIEW. Spocious fcnily rOOM and lovely patio for indoor/ CM.1tdoor IMnq. Showw by oppointmeftt. IMPRESSIVE RARE TRIPLEXS475,000 lest ll•lnCJ possible for th• inv.stor/oWMt" who wonts o Udo Isle addreul Spacious aftd newly redKorated units. Owner will nch_,., carry 2ftd T.D. or •mlt! FRESHLY PERFECT $162,500 This f_.ly Ito•• la 10 be•tlfuHy •cortlhd -.d .......... d r-'d ••w IMlle•• tr• ••.ct a.1 q.Mty -..,...... teate ...... fMs l bt•oo-. ...... 914 .,.. ... -4 ............ ..... lbe4 ywd wttll ...... ry ....,.llillt .... ............. EXCITING & EXCEPTIONAL $154,500 Gr'8ery & ptrfKtl• •; tmd thla HCithlg ...... 9"tt COf'Mf' c•dl d I Ill hcNwe wlfll J IMdrHMI, .... fwtdly f'OOftl a11d dhd119 rooM. Profeulo11ally decorated ha •l•t 9ood totte •d 1 ..... c ...... C••"'"* to bMdl ..ct tn1tl1 cowt1. OwHr will c•tlder ..... /.,.._or controct. NEW-SPARKLING FRESH $103,000 A .................. .,.,.se... .... pool & ........ ca.,1tttty ~orated 1a -.d Mt 9lld rNdy for OCC.-CY• s.r l bedroo• ho111e Hd owner will coetl ....... hnfts. A ""' ... I• thl1 beech cOtMMntlty. Submit I 00/o dowtt! VIEW--POOL-JACUUI Sl 79,500 u ...... 4 .... .._ ..... °""a..... bewliM ,... .ct OCEAH VIEW. A ,.... ... ill S.. ..._ Capi""-o. hsy to S8low m O_,.... will Cm'TJ o I 00/o 2lld TD. VIEW, LIGHTS, WATER T.mflc conwr loccrtf• with pn•ocy oboH th atr-.t. Open ond airy l b•drooM ho111• wit" fo"'lly room. btff't-....'s Mgttt ift lnlM Ten-oc:e. STEPS TO BEACH DUPLEX S210,000 ... wly •ONtect & .. ....,sMct 1 a. ·z .... OOM ....._ R...ts Wlllllttr/wftatw for ..... ._, ENTERTAINER'S DELIGHT $149,900 OPIM SUM.. l ·S ,.M. lsttl McDerwlitt, '·'· s.--4 ..................... ""' ···"l nil. ••CJ• snkH IMIHJ r•. bewHM......,. _, _.. ......... " for lteat 1v-., Watarfroat Ho••• 2633W.CoastHwy Newport Beach 631·1400 \ TARIEL SUCCESS STORIES Award Winning Relocation Network At the recent meeting or RELO. the world's largest relocation network. Tarbell. REALTORS r eceived , national a cclaim for its outstanding ser vice to families moving all over California and just a bout anywhere in the n atio n ~ Don Tar b e 'I.~ Chairman of the Board. was on ha nd to receive congratulations of RELO's Jack Conway. From left to · right. Don Tarbe ll. Jack Conway Price Slashed VA, fffA Terms EZ care home oo Quiel cul de SclC street• AdCled • room. C11n1ng. eating area. entry and brrck fireplace 4 bedrooms. tight and sunny kitchen area St0<age Large covered patio Near schools S79.900. 540-t720 Irvine Executive Decorated in deep earth tone co1oni with coordinated custom wallpaper, drapes and wall to wall carpet Sharp 1100< plao. 11111th formal dining. eating atea. entry, family room, bf1ck • hreplace and 3 bedrooms. 3 OOY8f8d patios: near pOOls $111.500. 540-1720 Sauno& Secluded Jacuxzi What a Wflllf-to go• Retaa 1n your private Swedish sauna oft the master suite! Discover plush earth tone carpets lhroughOul thu;· 4 bedroom ranch style home Dining, eating area. den. family 1oom, entry ano 2 hrep1aces .• Shady. decked area surrounding the 1acuu1 Call" 54Q-t720 VERY Best Buy in Mesa Verde • Vacant. move In today• Spacious 4 bedroom : home with dining, entry. eating area and nandsome fireplace in the living room Attractive screef1ed oonus room •deal for all "· vour entertain1ng1 Custom shutters tn S•de and ~ out Deluxe kitc hen P a110 Don 1 wa1t1 .. $119 900 540-1720 Hidden Plush 2 Storv An abSOlute palacel 'be1uxe 3 Oedroom home with dining. entry. eating area. and brick fireplace Plush carpets. gourmet krtcnen. wet bar. BBQ and enclosed patio with extras. Gall now' $137.750. 540-1720 Newport Heim.k Area Pnme ~~e! Lush. EZ care yard surrounds this executive 3 bedroom home. Remodeled kitchen for mom: dining. eating bar. famrly room and hrepiace. Newry painted Patio. Ga.It now for details! Price slashed to S123.950 s.40-1720 Tri Plex: Good Income & Excellent Financing Don'! mrss this lovely 3 unit building, tn super area Each unit complete with 2 bedrooms. and 2 baths. auracttve decor Lush landscaping Best inves1ment yet! Call the experts at Tarbell for details. $139.900 540-1720 Lush Atrium Off Uvina Room The ideal tam'fv hOme. with large country k11chen. entertainer s lrvino room. entry, eating area. fir8()4ace and 3 bedfooms. Patto. RV panung tor that new boat Mesa veroe locale! Gall toctay• S98.SOO. 540-1720 North Side: Price Slashed! Gourmet latchen for mom. complete with bullt • in microwave and deluxe extras. Remodeled interior, with 3 bedrooms. eating area. entry and hearty hreplace In the hving room. Tile 1n bathrooms Covered patio Drop by! $94.900 Call 540-1720 Owner Extremely Motivated Must sell his tastefully appointed executive home now• Large 2 story 4 bedroom hOm8 with 3-car garage; huge bonus room, built ms in kitchen. dining, entry. f1rep1ac:e and patio with BBQ 1n rear Protess1onat landscaping Reduced to S105.000 s.40-1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARBELL 1aaoas· f °''* •t°''''"' nQl'to""'''• Servinq 8000 Cities • . • • .. l D8 OA!l.V PllOf Sundrt Seplemb9r l 1918 «MAM• F<H' s• Ho.HH Fors-. Hottstt,.,. StN IHoulff,..,. '* HcMttH Fer s. ,~!!!~.~ ....... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....._. ,_. S. Ho.Mi for S-. Ho.Ht fLet-S. ~ol • I 002 G...erol I 002 ······················· ...•.....•.•.....••....•.........•...........• ··...:.·········-·.·········.·.··.··.·.··.· ... ··•·•··•·•··•······•·•··•·•··.··.· .. ·· G....... 1001 G••r.. •002 ._,.. 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Corona del Mar H:H-1800 $188.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 75 Sea Island c Big Cyn > NR 675-6000 $215.000 512 Hartford. llunt, Beach Sw1 . 1-5 960-4342 $79.999 Sun 1·5 2067 Vistadel Oro (Bluffs I NB (j4 2·8'l3.5 $157 .000 Sun. 2·4 547 Tustin. Newport Beac h 646·7711 Sunday 1·5 2 IR ~ FAM IM or DEN I Madrona CUniv Park) Irvine 759·081 l $113,500 Sat/Sun I ·5 :!103 Yacht Daphane. CdM G75·36:r7 $239.000 Sat /Sun t ·4 500 San Bernardino Ave .. N. B. 646-7171 SI 19.500 SWl 1·4 :: 18 Shoal (Jas mine Cn.:l·k l CdM 642-8235/640-4748 Sal/Sun l 5 1146 S. Birch. Sanl a Ana 546·2313 S70.000 S<.1t/Sun l ·5 :100 Intrepid. Nwpl Crst . NU tJ.10 ·53.57 $125.000 Sun 2·6 3 IEOROOM 2005 Miramar. Balbon 752·1108 $219.000 lll!l /\nana Cirtle. 11.B. Sun 12·5 960-1786 $82.500 Sal/Sun 2631 Vista Ruqueta Wiuff::;) NB ti46·3:.>.55 S1 53.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 • •21 Balboa Coves. Nwpt Beach fi3 1-1400 $26.5.000 Sat/Sun l 5 50fi MarguerilL·. Cor ona dcl :\far lii3·5354 ~ul/Sun/Mon I :\ :mt Prospe<:t 1 N wpt Shr!-. I N H. 5S8·ll90 SI 14.500 Sun. 1-4:30 619 Ariana Circle. tlunt'g Beach 960-1786 582.500 Sat/Sun 2501 Harbor View Dr .. CdM 1)73-7300 $235.000 Sun. 1·5 1919 Chubasco (Irv Terr> CdM 642-5200 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 706 Santana (I rvinL· Terr) CdM 631 -1400 $162.500 Sunday 1·5 4332 Skyla rk <Greentree I Jrv . 559-63.'30 $91.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 i804 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach· 646·7171 $292,000 Sat/Sw112-5 •3030 S<.tmoa . MesaVerde, C.M. 646-7171 $99,999 Sun 1·4 2040 Monrovia. Costa Mesa 646-717 1 $69,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3008 Grant (Mesa North> CM 645-0303 $81.900 Sat/Sun 1·6 109 Via Quito <Lido Is le) N.B. 673-1020 $275.000 Sunday 1·5 201 Milford <Cameo Shores> CdM 673·7040 $259,900 Sat /Sun l ·S 226 Poppy, Corona del Mar 759-0811 Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 2988 J acaranda. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $83,500 Sun 1·4 •2608 lledlands Dr .. Costa Mesa 546-2313 SI 15.000 Sun 12-4 207 Milford Rd. CamShr~.CdM fl73·4400 $249,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2432 Vista Hogar c Dluffs> NB 644·6200 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • • 1.111 Bayside Dr.MiaKai.NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 1101 Carlton. Santa Ana 540-3666 $69.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1212 E. Walnut, Ora nge 540-3666 $69,900 Sun. 1·5 303 W. Gaviota. San Clemente 492-8693 $132,000 Sun 1·4 301 Orchid <OldCdM) CdM 675-6000 $270,000 Sun 1·5 183 1 Port Ki,m.berly CHVHmsl NB 675·6000 S14l.900 Sun. 1·4 302 Vista 0<.1ya CE/Side l CM 54n-S!)9() s 109.500 Sun l ·S 409 Columbus Cr,CorHlnd ,CdM li.:12·5200 $245.0()() Sun. l ·S 1396 Tt.'rracc Way. Laguna Beach 499· 1378 Sl62.500 Sunday 10·4 209 Lovola Rd .. Costa Mesa 54n-8'78.1 $83.500 Sunday 1·5 1518 Irvine. Newport Beach 646·7711 $129,500 Sunday 1·5 •263 Ocean View. Newport Beach 646-'nU Sunday l ·S 1969VisLaCaudal <Bluffs) NB 642·82.1.S $260.000 Sun. 2·5 ••1915 Bayside Dr, CdM 642·823.5 $399,000 Sun/Mon 1-5 3 IR & GUEST HOUSE · l!Jl l lldiotrope. Santa Anu fl~H -1400 S2f>S.OOO Sat/Sun l·S • ·116 Princeton. Costa Mesa 1>46·7171 $94,500 Sun t 5 -·--··-~-···~-· OPEN SUNDAY 2·5 81 ROYAL ST. GEORGE BIG CANYON NEWPORT BEACH Cull 759 0789 for aclmlttancc thru i.;utc Stunnln)! c u st om home located on 18th tee 1n lhis exclusive private area &aut1t"ut v.1ews. 3 BR; ~cp dinini.t nn . fum1ly rm . 2 ft plc:s . Wl.'l bar Immaculate! $5!'10.000 TURHER ASSOCIATES llAL TOIS 4'4-I I 77 WHAT'S NEW IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS LAIOR DAY -M HM .............. . profH1h n IAy too. llr. frwrl ... ""' frplc. $I 14, 900 ••••• THMAGH UNIT. Ci•t thM Olll ef ,_. Mir, ,.+ •• ...._ cloH to tM "-· .... c-' wtfttepool $127,500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS REALTY 645-5044 DIRECTORY -· ...... ....,.._..., .. ,_ ... .....__Cp' I 1l=evM•e. ........ ..... _ ................... ., .. , •• I , .. _, ......... NO'fWIMf .... ,..,_ ................. ., ..................... 81 .......... __.II.,_. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 2112 bath family home on quiet cul d e sac. Oversized pool. playhouse, extra storage $169,000. IAYF.IOHT Severa l fine bayfronl homes with pier & slip BILL GRUNDY, REALroR 1 l · , {Jr ,, "" '' t ''> (;I() I IS-Point Sur Dr CSpygls> CdM 675-6000 $345.000 Sun l ·S J274 Turlock (Mesa Woods) CM 642-1830 Sl24,900 Sun. 10·2 1459Galuxy <Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $285.000 Sun. 1-5 3850 OceanB1rch.Spygls Rdg,CdM 644·~ $249.500 Sun. 1·5 # 17 While Wood 1 Univ P ::irk l lrv. 675-3411 $129.500 Sun 1-5 1711 T e rrapin Way. Nwpt Sch 675·341 l Sl69.500 Sun 1-5 5 • ,-FAM IM • DIM .-.,. " 1075 Corona Lane. Costa Mesa 3 A pkal FAM RM or DEN 977 Santa Ana. Laguna Beach 497·3331 $148.500 Sunday 2·5 1826 Delaware. Hunlington Bch ~60· 18.56 $79.900 Sal'/SUil 12·6 2315 Port Carlisle. NB 640-4105 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 1494 1 Starboard. Ga rden Grove 754·6262 $73,500 Sun. 1-5 2642 Circ:lc Dr. <llayshores) N.B. 644-9060 Sun l·:S 100 Kings Place. Nl'wport Beach 673-1181 ~ Sat/Sun 12·5 1::!14 Nollingham <Wcstc lf> NB 646-3255 Sa/Sun/Mon 1·4 1010 Westwind W<J Y I Dvr Shrs> N H 642·5200 S45!l.so0 Sul/Sun 1 .5 5 Jetty Dr. (.Jas mine Creek> CdM 644-4910 S249.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 30 1619 BonnieDoonc lrvTt'r.CdM 631·1400 S::!45.000 Sal/Sun 2·ti 21791 Summerwind. H.B. 636· 7 Hi SI rn.ooo Sat/Sun 12·4 • 1618 lrvinc Ave. ( B<Jvcresu N B. 614-9060 · Sat/Sun t ·5 2007 Seadrift (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-59:10 5239.000 Sun. 1·5 ~58 1 Vista Dr .. Nt•wport HL'CJ<'h t>42-3.2&i 5357 .500 Sal/Sun 1 :, 227 MorningCnyn.ShrClfs.CdM Ci75·tiOOO S300.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 • 1509 OolphrnTer.lrvTer .CdM (;75-6000 S505.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 •4525 CamdenDr.CamShrs.CdM 673-7040 $489.000 SIS/Mon 1·5 17951 Butler . Irvine 64G-VJ71 Sl05.900 32:! Poinsett 1 a /\ \'l' • Cd M SWl 1·5 ti4 I ti;ro() S259,SOO Sat /Sun 1·5 I ti I King!> Rd .• Ncwport Hcach 642-8235 Sal/Sun l · 30·5. 30 2701 Hilltop ( JI V Knoll> NB 642-8235 SlXl.000 Sal/Sun 1·4 .JO 133 Via Waziers CL1do Is le) N.B. 642-8235 Sat/Sun/Mon l·S 4645 Roxbury Rd.CamShrs.CdM -644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 308 Holmwood. Newport Beach !'>·16-2313 Sat/Sun 1·5 17561 Jacaranda <U niv. Prk> Irv. 644·9060 $135,000 Sun. 1·5 3217 Nebraska Ln .. Cos ta Mesa · 75l·1473 $83,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1643 Cors ica Pl c Mesa Verde> CM 540·1151 $79.900 Sun 1·5 2400 Sierra Vis ta. Newport Bch 673-8.550 Sl98.500 Sun 2·6 3642 Provincetown. Jrvinc 752-1700 $94,900 Sun 11·4 37:32 Provincetown. Irvine 752-1700 $89.900 Sa 12-6/S-M 12-4 2107 YachtGrayling, Seaview, NB 152-1700 S279.000 Sun/Mon 1·5 909 Tiller Way CHVHls> N.B. 640·5307 S244.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2016 Yacht Resolute. Newport Bch 675-3411 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2393 Santa Ana. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $127.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • l:Jl!) Santane lla. lrv. T err. CdM 675·55 11 Sat /Sun 1-5 917 Helena Cr. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $89.950 2139 Republic. Costa Mesa Sun.1·6 832-5727 $67.500 Sun 1-5 405 Cortes Circle <Corona Hlds> CdM 644-7383 $250,000 Sun. 1·5 25 1 Flower. Cos ta Mesa 646-7414 $108.500 Sun 12-6 394 1 As pen, College Park. Irv. 752· 7315 $131,500 Sun 1-5 ::20 FoxhHI. Deer field. Irv. 752·7315 $107,900 Sun l·S 21932 Kancohe. Hunt. Bch . 960-4342 S96.000 Sun 1·5 101 W Yale Loop, Woodbridge, Irv 833-9293 5199.950 Sun. 1-5 322 Larkspur. Corona del Mar 642·3850 $189.900 Sun 1·5 1866 Rhodes Dr.< Mesa Ve rde) CM 751-3191 Sl17.500 S'un 1·5 • 1726 Minorca Pl. (Mesa Verde> CM 751-3191 Sun. l•S • 3066 Cnt.ryCl bDr, M. Vrde 1 CM 751·3191 Sun. 1-5 410 Vista Roma <Bluffs > NB 642·8235 $119,500 Sun. l·S 2018 Centella. Newport Beach 646·7711 Sunday 1·5 •25 Escapade Court. Nwpt Brh 645·6625 s121.ooo Sun 1·4 4 IEDIOOM 472 Lo~ Roble:,. Laguna Beach 497·3.tn S249,500 Sat/Sun l·S 27762 Cam ino Santo Do mingo. SJC 496-2381 $88,800 Sat/Sun 311 day -.. -- 225 E. Wilson. Costa Mesa 634-3737 S89.500 Open Sun 12·4 2837 Shantar. Mesa Verde. C.M. 646-7171 $128,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 209 Pearl, Balboa Is land 640·53.51 5290.000 Sat/Sun 2-6 10431 Pago P ago, Huntington Bch 752-1700 S76.500 Sun 12·4 19 Satinwood. Irvine 752·1700 Sl05.900 Sun 12·5 •204 Via Eboli CLido Is le) NB 642-5200 8335.000 Sun. l-5 289 C<.1 mcllia < £/S1del CM 546·~ 579.900 Sun. 1·5 2101 Leeward Lane< Baycrest> NB 542·9744 S189.500 SIS 10:30-4:30 18232 Cabnllo Crt. Fountain Valley 957-0701 586.000 Sunday 1·5 • 1133 While ~ails 1 llV Hi11s ) CdM 642·8235 S208.000 Sun 1·5 4 II plus FAM RM or DIH 4014 Blackfm . Racquet Club. Irv. 752-7315 Sl24.900 Sun 1·5 1101 Kings Rd .. Nwpl Beach 642-1248 $429.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 24392 Corta Cresta. Lake Forest 581·7070 $114.900 Sal/Sun 1-6 2972 Andros <Mesa Verde ) C.M. 546-4478 $89.500 Daily 1·5 250 Cecil Pl.. C6sta Mesa 646·7010 $89.000 SIS 10:30-6 :30 1720 Port Stirling. Newport Beach 640-1141 $161,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 :JOOS Garfield. Costa Mesa 556·2660 $84.900 Sun. 1·5 •29 Carmel Bay (Spyglass I CdM 644·9060 S395.000 Sun. 1-5 • 1653 Reef View (Spy. Ridge> CdM 644-9060 S28.5.000 Sun. 1 ·5 2064 Rimrn1 Pl. <Mesa Verdel C.M. 6 14·738.1 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1865 Tahiti Drive. Costa Mesa 540-7196 $175.000 Sa/Sun all day l5M93 McDerm1tt. Fountain Valley 631·1400 $149.900 Sunday 1·5 2501 Windover. Corona del Mar 673-7300 $315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 500 ··K " Street <Balboa Perun) NB 645-7575 $299.500 Daily 1·5 1871 Prt Wheele r. Npt Beach 640-8426 $187.500 • Sat/Sun 1·6 2005 Le mnos (Mesa Verde) C.M. 675·4392 $139.900 SIS/Mon 1·5 945 Azalea, Costa Mesa 646·7171 $124.500 Sun l ·5 • 1862 Tuslin <Back Bay> NB 675-6000 $219.500 Sat/Sun l ·S •200 1 Chubasco Cfrv Te rr> CdM 675-6000 $207,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1739Tradewinds <Baycrest> NB 545·9491 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 2907 Setting Sun <HVH!s > CdM 675-6000 S2'19:soo Sat/Sun 1·5 1101 Kings Rd CClf Haven > N. B. 675-6000 $429.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 1020 Santiago <Dover Shores> NB 642-8235 $399,000 S /S/Mon l ·S • 1508 Dover Drive CWestcliff> NB 642-8235 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 609 W. Bell. Santa Ana 752-1700 $87,500 19441 Sierra Mia. Irvine Sun 11·5 752·1700 $126.500 Sun/Mon 12·5 • 194.2 Santiago Dr .• Dover Shrs. NB 640-5357 $297 .500 Sat/Sun 2·6 16 Ma ndrake. Irvine 752·1700 $134,900 3063 Hays , Costa Mes a Mon 12·3 540-3666 S86,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 3119 So. Pacific. Santa Ana 540-3666 $108.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3126 Bray Lane <Hatecrest) C.M. 751 -3191 $75,900 Sun. 1-5 • 1531 Highland Dr .• Newport Bch 645-4226 $216.000 Sun 12·5 2242 Donnie Road, Newport Bch 646·4380 Sun. 12-3:30 1823 Port Carlow <HVHms> NB 640·5711 $171.500 SW\. 12·4 751 Hudson St .. North Costa Mesa 642-6368 $82.500 Sun/Mon l ·S '2729 Starbird. Mesa Verde. C.M. 545·9491 Sun l·S 2836 Alt.a Vista c E/ Bluff> NB 675·3411 $209,500 Sun. l·S 218 Port Provence. Newport Bch 640-6796 $189.500 Sun. 1·5 446 Catalina Dr. (Nwpt Hgts> NB 675·6000 $188.500 Sun. 1·5 21892 Harborbreeze. Hunt Bch 960-4342 $126,000 Sun 1-5 •9057 La Crescnta. Fountain Vly 96G-4342 $164.000 Sun 1.:; 2988Ceylon <Mesa Verde> CM 645·0303 S\12,000 Sun. l ·(i 14951 Athel. College Pork. Irv. 752· 7315 $112,500 Sun l 5 556·2660 $104 ,900 Sun. l ·S 1621 Port Barmouth <HVl N.B. 752-1920 $214.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2640 Basswood< E/Blufr> NB 675·6000 $1851000 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 1830 W. Flora. Santa Ana 754-1202 Sundav 1·5 •2089 Swan Cir .. Cos ta Mesa 546-2313 $175.000 Sun 1·5 • 110 1 Whitesails Way <HVHlsl.CdM 675-6000 $225.000 Sun. l ·S 2712 Wavecrest < Brdmr 1 CdM 675-6000 $279,500 Sun. 1·5 •933 Crocus Cr .. Costa Mesa 645-<003 $129.500 Sun. 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE l HDROOM 3 Crest Circle. CdM 631 -1800 $125.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 2003 Vista Caudal <The Bluffs> NB · 675-5930 $162,500 Sun. 1 ·5 14571 Oval Rd (Walnut Sq.) Irvi ne 83;1·9293 $63.950 Sun 1·5 2200 Fiesta <Bluffs ) NWpt. Sch. 768·1081 $142.500 Sat 2-5/Sun 1·5 2200 Fiesta <Bluffs 1 Newport Bch 768-1081 $142.500 Sat 2-5/Sun 1·5 2 U ..... FAM RM or DEN "24 Vista Grande< Bluffs > N. B. 631-1800 $229,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 3 IEOIOOM •689 Vista Bonita <Bluffs 1 N.B. 644·5215 Sat/Sun/Mon l ·S • • 1317 Bays ide Dr .. Newport Bch 675-3411 S525.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 627 llilvanar . Bluffs. Ne wport Reh 673-85.50 Sl20.000 Sun 1-5 •300 Otero < Bluffs 1 N B. 644-7020 Sl57.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •603 Bonita fBluffs> N B. 644 -7020 $158.900 Seal/Sun 1·5 517 Avenida Campo <Bluffs). N.B. 631·1800 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 l U ..... FAM lM or DEM 2128 Vista Laredo CBl uffs J N.B. 759-0811 $158.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~25 Vista Flora <Bluffs > N.B. 640·0020 $174.500 Sun. 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 l!OIOOM 11 Sea Is land Dr. <Big Cyn > NB 644·4910 $149,500 Sat/Sun l·S 55 Sea Is land Dr. <Big Canyon> NB 640·9019 Sat/Sun 1·5 1076 Buckingham . Newport Beach 646·7711 Sat/Suh 1·5 l llDIOOM 2347 Ri chmondWy,Mont1cello.CM 646-3928 $69.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .!6 Canyon Island c Big Cyn > N. B. 64 4-4910 $219.500 Sun 1·5:30 26301 R6Undlree Crt. San Juan Cap1s 495-1893 Sat/Sunday FOURPLEX FOR SALE l M,.. FAM lM or DIN & 2-2 .. & •• 17171 Harbor Blu(fs Circle. HB 846-8398 g)S,000 Sunday l·S HOUSE FOR RENT 4 U .... FAM IM w DIN • •40 Balboa Coves. BalCvs,NB 640·6161 $1500 m o. Sun. l·S HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 •a 1 11 363 Pearl St .. Laguna Beach 494.9473 $249.500 SIS/Mon l ·S MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE l U ,... FAM IM or DIH 18601 Newland. Sp 97 . llunt'g Beach 554-1818 $35.500 S/S /Mon J.!; • Pool • * Walwft_, • • • WlllH ..... & Pool , • -.. ; . ' ... ........ For s• HOMHI FcH-S• ~·· for S* HowHI for s-. HovtH For Sok HOUie\ For SGM ·•··•··········•······· •.•••••............•... .. . ..•.•......•...••..•..•••.............................•..•..•••••••••••• Sunday, Sep1ember : 1970 DAILY PILOT ~-I 002 G....-• I 002 o,;;,,;,,·~· • • • • • ···, 002 e.IMta IMand I 006 CaroM *4 Mor I 022 Corono del Mar I 022 H0taHI For Scik • H0tatH For S• HCMIHS For S• ..•.....•••...•..•••.••....••.•............••........................ ······•·•·•··········•· ·····•·•······•·•······ ···•·•·•••··•••••······ ........•......••.•.••• ••••····•·•••••·······•. ··•·······•······•··• ------ --- ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE . INC. ' 1 [11 Ill I\ ti~ JflO f O,.,Pl\fO \l RWU .. I Ht -..011 I ~I t.OA~I RI II \IHU 1% I COLLECTOR'S IT£M In unc uf C'oron.1 cll'l M<ir"• llnv~l urt'US You muv ~· om or the fu~ tor tunah.' ~nou~h tu llH• in ~.-c·urt: t•onunurul) Tha:. MJoO muv lx."Cuml' o <·olh.•<·tor ~ ltt•m for thL• dlM:rirmn.1un~ buyl•r ..! bdrm & dl·n $2~.000 Cal U0-6161. IRYIMI TlltR. OftlH SUM. 1-5 2007 SEADRIFT I r\<mr Tt•rrart• l'rufe11' U«'t'ot hUlll' 11;1r111'11 r 1111m r ue pool nl•w l-.11&·h111 pJ~ J bdrm-. & cll•n, 2', b11th~. fr pit & cll'I 1>1so 11 h • c oif> tkdlX •:d lO ~ ,000' WATaNOHT B•·1wt1ful w111f•rfronl hmnt' with hout bll l' ~ 11 11 11 II }' b t' u 1• h I n RAl.IH>A C4fJV I':~ ·I IJ<lrm"' lon11 ly 1 m :$"1 lncth.\, l frµk1> , l 11u1111"' $3'l7,:,00 h w lud11111 l11nd ' WATUNOHT hn1lw1·uJwhi. pr .. tc.11 (k TERMS lmmt'dlalll Pot1Se111S1nn 4 bedroom. :• bn lh 11n &tbou b land PM vule "unbalhinl( on hurce derk ofr ~llUUY mllNl\'r ~U•le with a f1rcpla1''' IL'i. hkc 11\•W &: you CUii ft\OVl' ltl IWll.l w.:tk'. ar you 11l'l 110" JASMINE CREEK rrnticpMS Gated COINtMtity of Corona cMt Mer PL.AM II WIHDRJFT MOOR -2 BR. den. 2 BA. 2 fl'pl t::.. nev er l ived -in Full y l a ndst·ap c d & u pgraded. u1r conditioned H.(•duced to $202.500. 14 JETTY ORtVl. PLAN I IAYMIST MODEL 2 BR + den. 2 BA. be:.1ut1fully dccor<.ilcd. Lowest prtct· r esult· in .l \1s m1nP <.:rct.>k . Fully upgraded w /pvt . front courtyljr:d. auto s prankl\•rs & s ecurity syst~m. S207.000 22 SHOAL DRIVl. Costa Mesa ..........•............ MESA VBDE CORNER LOT Supe r L1m1ly hom•· rcalunni; 2 rarepli.11.'l'' gas BBQ. RV access and bcauurul h1wn Owne1 anx mus. ca II 546 5880 .JllllAAbll AH OPPORTUNITY to do your own thing wath Lh1s 3 bedrm' honw on ,, trct· hoed street. $&1.500. Call 646·7171 I 024 Costo Me-so 1024 ••••·······•·•···•··•·· ··••··················• -----------------------A GREAT LOCATION At A Good Price $89,500! OPEM HOUSE Sat. Sun & MOft 12·5 7 62 AllecJMfty FIRST TIME OFFERED :lllr. 2Bu. d1 mng a rt•u. prof ess1ona lly rcdet orated & lndscpd . new roncr ell' driveway . ne w elegant entry door a utomat1t garagl· opnr sprinkler system in front & r cur DO IT RIGHT W '-' knu~ thJt 'ou "1int 'our homf' t 11 ht> t'\\'rylh&nJ.t 'uu al~ a-..-, ilrt-umL'iJ ul W 1lh Ltu:. 111 mm<t 'Nt' offrr 'ohdlv built 3 Bdrm · "1th h1>m1· ht•.tul1ful ..al mu:.phl'rt> ~hJllL'd µJtiu Your dream hom1• dt''L't\ l'' lhl' h~ ... 1 YOl' Sll l.000 c .. 640..6"1. n .rialrd homc', :! hdrm' !'i uiicr h ous e & apl & lk·n ~ drnang rm. IJtl!•' $209,500 214 Apolt•n.i qwarry We• In h.AJI & den. 6'2 7745 PL.AM IV MOJMR.EST MODEL -3 BH. 21 :t UA. extensive landscape . microwave. all cxlrns Owner transferrt.>d & must sell. $239.500. 22 WHITEWATU DRIYl. I • ' f FOR S/\LE BY OWNER BKR 642-7282 Ul-1316 huiit• p11t10 & deck --- s:wl,000 lnch.ldul.i land 4. --------• BELOW sao,ooo '1':. ·' ,h,u µ 1 lt•<.in q uJhl' homL "1th prolt':...-.11m,1I l,Uld~c..tµlrl~ l"uo many 'tr u~ l u m cnt 1011 1>rin·d ,11 0111\ 77 .!lOO llurr\ Ill\ th1-. 1111l'1 Cail 546-4141. WHERE ELSE? Can )'OU rand l.I 2 ~tory 4 Bdrm beauty With formal dining room and BIG SWIMMING POOL in Mesa Verde. for Sl49,500? Why wait? Cal 54M t41. SN v1ng CCJsta M esa·lrv tnl· H un11ng1u n Beac h -N e wport B each bu.al itlllp ! OCEAMRtONT t'h t>lt't' Ol"f'11nfr o n l 1Ju11lt·~ on UM.· 11un<l ' I lu•tt· "l"l,Hr' hdrm li.:1· kalcht!n On l.tri.;1• It ii! lot ~5.UOO ' Wboo loy Prop. RHffon • 675-7060 .. IAQ( IAY VIEW OHL Y S 114,500 I\ lvly "T rana "' mode l Blu(f i. co n do W/breathlakmg VICW O( Back Ray. Pnccd low· low LO allow for crpl or your choice. 3 bdrm. 21 ~ bu 759-1501 3.51 ACRES IN ORANGE Sealed Bid Sale . Located ~uthwcslerly of Santiago Blvd. a nd no rtheas ter-~~ of the Ncw~rt Frc~w<.iy in the City of Orange, this 3.51 <iCrc parc~I will ~offered for <.a minimum bid of $185.000. The la~nd 1s bas rcully level; toned R-0 and has access <.i lon!-( Santiago F or further anto rmal ion call Mr Marquis at r 213, 620-3614 or ti20-:37 15. RdL'r to Sl·<.ill·tl Bid ~o. 8421 . SALE DA TE is SeptcHlber 20, 1978 Financing Available (On,...-uellb•fot S 10.000 or,,.,,..) Del lled ""°""°''°" COftcemlng reof •hrf• off.wed above can be obtolnsd by contacting the C.altrana aoln ,...,,....". tothie nomed in the notic. or by writing to the o.partment at the..., ........ below. Ceillom1a Dept. of Transportation Eacesa Land Salea, 120 South Spring Street Loa t.n~les, Calilornia 90012 PENNY PINCHER ADS FOR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE ONLY $2.00 (for 3 lines. 2 days) Call Today • • • Print Tomorrow! Sell any item or combination of items totaling $75 or less with a 3 line ad for 2 consecutive days for only $2. Each additional Hne is 60c for the 2 days. You may place your ad by phone, j ust d ial (7 14 ) 642-5678 and charge i t . . Call Monday thru Friday 8 :00 A .M . to 5:30 P.M . for next day's paper or call by noon on Sa turday for Sunda y's paper. Or you may use the handy order blank below and mail to : Orange Coast Daily Pilot P.O. Box 1560, ~ w. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 4 WORDS MAKE OHE LINE - $2.00 S2.IO $3.20 S3.IO PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 BankAmericard 4 .. Master Charge # SEND Bill 0 Exp. Date Exp. Date Publish for ............ days, beginning - Class1f 1cation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Name ............................•........... Address ...................................•.... City .. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phone ....... . DAILY PILOT 642-5678 • I L $190,000 2 UNITS-ful lot M oder n 2 Bdr m Apl +lar~c guci.l room wllh balh :ind double 1:Jra.it· l'LL'!' Jn oldrr 2 tklrmhome Lou l:!rcchlel & Ai.soc· ~Manne Ave 67S-3JJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOA TIU'1EX Near IOl h St beach &lmmer/winter rentals. Ne w pa1nl in s ide . $225,000 A JAll PROPIRTIES 675-4890 JUST LISTED C h armi n g 3 Bdrm Colorual wtrire place and beautiful muster su1tc overloolung the beach on Balboa Point. Aslung $264,000 4DOORSROM IAY Cute 2 Bdrm w/gu est quarters 1n lovely area Asking $155,000 S SA VE MONEY S Lasl your Prof)t:rty with us and :.ave $1000's 4% Connission Avail Newport Pier Realty is: it:a:na11• 2005 Balboa BNd. Newport Bc:h.673-2058 Xlnt. loc. nr. priv. bay beach: 3 BR. den . frpl.. patio: 2-sty. $195.000. Marshall Rlly 67S-4600 ~drano leadl I 011 PL.AM IV MOOMREST MODEL 3 BR. 21 :.i BA . family room. balcony off master suite w/2 fountains. all ext ras. ,\ MUST SEE! $259.500. 17 SHOAL DRIVE. OPEN HOUSE CAU FOR A,,OIMTMEHT CVourHome Towft~'6ker 640·1405 759-0363 HEW SEA VIEW HOME WI™ VIEW 2103 Yacht DaphaM 2 bedroom & d en 2 baths. fireplace - Big kitchen with breakfast a rea -Side yard . has room for pool or large patio. Priced below m a rket at $239.000. S mall down pay ment & owner will assist in financ mg. Open House Sat & Sun 1 4. CALL 675-307 G.H. ROIHTSOH, IEALTOR AGIRL SHOULDH'T IE TREATED THAT WAY!! but alas w was!! A bad news tenant treat l.'CI her shamefully. bul re;toration 1s in prosre"" and soon she'll he ~ond as new. 3+den or 4 bdrms in desirable, walk 111 pvt l>r ac h . Co r on:.i Highlands <>NL y s 159,00 fff less for .. as is" sale. Cal quick 644-7211 /JD.NIGEL GAILEY & ASSOCI ATES SA.LE!!! 506 MARGUERITE OPEN 1-5 SAT/SUH/MOH MA URYSTAUF'FER SEA LION R EALTY 673-5354 497-3388 RB>UCB> 4 Br. 2 ba. formal dining . "\nek f'l)lt•. t·orner lot. 2 car gar 9()() Uo~wood !'hone 751 0774 eve:. 3 IDRM/FAM RM EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Try th1:. 3 bdrm. l b.tlh homt: on .. qwel .• lrt.1'1 Wllh " lol of 11 \'l':I tteduced lO $!15.75(; WESTMINSTER MASSIVE STONE FIREPLACE Pndt' of owncr-.hep 4 Hdrm+fam rm on qwel shady strcel i82.500 DEV IM RE.AL ESTATE $75,400 Lovdy homl' in Wesl Costu Mt>i.a Shows great pride o r o wn er:.h1p Gener ous s 1Lcd room:-. l.hruout. Ternrir roe f1r:.l ume buyer.>! Eve rythinR 1mmacula1e. (;all now. won'1 lasl. 546-23lJ Good anvc:.Lment. J bdrm 6 2 6368 & ram rm h-Om1: Cira.>ul 4 • IOI: $73,000 ------- t 'II 1"' It J • '' • •u'"' ' t\I ~ .... I I \\111\\,'\l~'f\'°f'"loW'\\ I~-, ·. i _BaJboa __ i_sta_nd_Realty 673-1700 :JUr , 2&. fresh paint. va l'anl. lrl? t'uv p11l10. Me:.J del Mar Skt.SOO 557 IS470 .MESA Vt;HD~ 4 Br 2 l:ia. Ii y 0 W N £ R . l ~' :; ~. Fullerton l\v1.• E:i:.1s1dl 2 bdrm. garn~t:. 1o1. dl·n. R2 lul $5,000 1111 Wil l 1·arry p11per $7!1 501. 646·20tl7 xlnl cond . S89.500 Opt>nf ________ _ House Daily I-a 297:! An dm> Sl .. 546-4478 EXCErTIOMAl EASTSIDE " Bdrm~. + 1c1m1ly rrr. IEAUTY This homt· 1-. tOmplelel;, By Owner 3 Br. I·', comer lol S83.500 Loyola. 546-8783 PRJH.ONLY ha. 209 Near Wes1chrf i.hoppmg rerurbashed . en love I;, Remodel~ :i Bdrm dt ML~ Verd~ 58!1.SOO huge fam1Jy room. Bltnl'o. PAUL MARTIM rplc. o.tsadc gu~l bdr m REAL.ESTATI MESA VERDE w/"'4 bath. Overi.1zed 64.._7)83 pool. Alley e ntrance.1 ________ _ 4Bdrm. 28a . re<'ent pa ant & crpl Cov patio. As:a.um 9".f loan 1984 Lemnos SllS.000. Ownrt agt. e ves. 545-5726/8384921. dys many exlras. Ownea , ___ .... ____ _ transferred and askmg $99..000. Ca 11 540-1151 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS MESA VERDE 4Bdrm. 2Ba . crnr lo t ~~~~~~~~­ $69,900 Gov p11t10 2962 <.A:ylon S ll2.000 Ownr1 ;igt J::vt:i.. 545 572H Dy:.. Beaut 3 llH. 2 l):i llM' in ijJS-494!1 -Wc:,t C M <: t·ar ~ar -------llurry wun "l l.1:.i Inn~ UY OWNEH Pnl'e re-548-8250 ·• , duced. 4Br. Homan pool. AREALFIHD Spacious :> Bdrm. 2 ba h o m t'. w /2 b re c ~ fireplaces. turned wood pools and ..i det>p wmdow lcdgt: lor your pl.ml:. $89.000 2512 Vasser Plac~ ~ 11 <;11.lt1n\11 ~ . ' ms [ Coei1 ttw1 Co1on1 or, Mar den/bar $95,000 1 y r 4br. family rm, 2 bJ. l:.e/opt OK. $600/mo. prime &s ad•• lot•ol1on.1--------- 0 wncr car ry baJ,! 2nd. compl n •modeled. •H:w 541ViS30 c a r p e t :. . d r a p c• s • linoleum ell' ~" ini VACANT TERMS 48r home. great corner locution . l rlr actess S67.500. Owner will carry l'untract. Call us al 754-7800 ...... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. OWNER. LAKEFRONT & OCEAN VIEW. New 3 br 2"2 ba villa. $117,500. 493-1748 & 675-5666 MESA VERDE VILLAS 2 bdrm. condo : n o qualify for S40K FHA loan. S25K to ussume. upgraded & newly ck · corated lake a morlel . $6SK: by owner 557·:r797 MESAVEADE na lural woo'1, hrdwd firs . I~ kte hn. coppe r plumbanit. (rw l tre{"!:. h$? lot. ql :.l Opt>n Hou:.c 10 ;30·6 :30. fo'ra ·S u n . P riced lo sell ras t $89,000. By Owner. 250 Cecal Pl,646 7010 CorOMdtl Mar I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPB4 SAT/S~ 1-5 561 SIA WARD OR. 2 BR Charme r ! Mint cond. Prl v. beach ac· cc ss Boat s torage, more! $185,000 Broker 644·2343 Old CdM Cltann I Steps to beach. 3Bdrm. 2Ba. Priced to sell. Firm at $199.500. 64().8073 exl 2112. A con HEW HOME + iltco.- ree land + new 2 BR hom e + 2 units. nr. center of Lown m CdM. Pnced ror qwck sale al $229,000. EVERS & ASSC9C. (7141 833-0200 HOME+ INCOME P'riceR~ed DUPUX So. of hwy .. close lo beach & everyUung ' :i Bdrm.o;. + sludlo. F'resh & bnghl! Sl!l9.500 MO.OF HWY.~ 2 !louses. t wo R-2 lob. worthseeang! Call fo r de· tails 3000 sq ft c uslom1zt'd ho me nr golf cour~l' Owner will carry 2nd $175.000. 540-7196 EASTSIDE 3 Rdrm .. 2 baths. With I014' interest assuma hie loan. Sis,oou ---- UMIEUEV AIU PRICE RB>uCTIOH EASTSIDE .a Bdrm. '.! bath hou:.e R e m o <l .-I ,. d 1 n earthlonei.. Used breck frplc & ht•arth RAMPART REALTY 17141634-3737 to$259.000 South of Bayside. A r::ire an d s urpri s i n g ly s paciou s 3 bedroom +d e n. 2 story home. PLUS a never va- eant roomy rental. Pvl financing provided :il substa ntial savings 10 buyer Coll for .. ails 644-7211 MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION R t:t\LTY 673-5354 497-3388 4 Bdrms.. ramely rm 2-story g iant on a'rornrr lot. Sl24.900. Call 646-4463 6 mo's new eonl ('m porary 2 Story home Nr bch 3 BR. 2 ba. fabuloui. kitc h en 1n c•ld microwave. lui.h t amc.•I C:urpt:'tang, central l\1C, c1uto. spnnklcr::. & J \er} anxious sdlcr Pnt1• r" !luct..'<I ltl $92.900 640·68281--• __ __!'_•~-~~~~~ /JD.NIGE L Ell\ILEY 11. ASSl:lCIAT ES '-•• IMMACULATE DUPLEX/CdM SO. OF HlGHWAY . Two Assumable R34 f'HA-VA loan !$15.0001 Nece 3 BR very spacious 3 Bdrm. 2 home. beaul family rm. bath units fronl un1l w/lrg frpll' Completely TRIPLEX reatunng large wood SO. Of HWY sundeck Ideal local1on -r n <'I Yard . S 7 7 . 25 o Jusl listed 2 br. 2 ba each a nd only steps lo the _55_7_·3500 ______ _ S25S 000 beach $217,000. <Sorry MESA VEADE ~g('nl ATTF.NTION BUILDERS LarRe lol with gOOd:? RR home & room for:! more umb ChOll't' r.asli.1de locallon. SI 10.llOO k 2LOT 765 Hamallon. Dnv~· hy only urul DUPLEX at owner's request uu~ 2 STottY Cozy. 3 br. 2 ba. r~ property has lo be shown • bedroo f I J 3 BDRM :! 8 1\Tll ~ exclusively thru our of .. m . ama Y rm. modeled front unit !I fice 1 Call Dnn ror ap· balh + redwood tub spu double ~arag1>, pntao. Bdrm. '.! bath hou:.e. S76.000 Older hut mc1• C.ill Vt-ml! Johnsor!, llltrs now ~().4646 Mo. CM'i FINEST ~ Bdrm, '..! bath+ bonu~ rm Luxunoui. :?20() sq 0 c;reenbrook homl' v .• 1·an1 & reudy for you C.11 Vern Johni.on RJlr S40·4646 By Owner .! br eonrto pool S63,500 VA & FHA wrm.s 557-SJ.3 yearold 2 brlortconlrm· pomlmenl. · · an i.ecluded yard. Only frwl tree~. :,pnnkleri.. porary rear unit ROGER.SREALTY Sl09.~. David Bourke $79,000 •--------$1115.000. 673•23 t I Realtor. 546·9950 Roy McCardle, Rltr. MESA NORTH l..n1£irTORS•11 Bernita Eilcrtsen. Rltr 5'" .. 7729 lk.rnl:ful Norrh.iaatt• "·~ ·•· 675-2373 ~~~~~~~~~Coll Prk 3br:?ba.ramaly ---·--·----wJll'-d ,·ourtyd 1d .. • 515 NARCISSUS , , rm. full l'arpct1dr:.ipt>:,, ____ bl>drm. 1 '• bd Rcla>C •n Spacious 2 bdrm .. 2 ba. --------• Reftt with ~tion brk frpl. all bll·•ns. walk Y•ll: r "w n 1iHu11 1 Warmington built unit JASMINE Vacant-1mm poi.i.. So to schools & shoppmg SO. COAST PLAZA $83.!l50 Qill f>4!'>-91ti_., over 4 car garage + or Hwy Spac 2Dr. 2 bath $8.5,950 Agt . Dan Lewi~ charming 2 bdrm. col· CREEK home 1n xlnl cond Walk 898-899(; Upgraded 3Br. 2Ra Con-' . - tage with frplc .. patio. lo b rach Pu ll price ---------!lo , V1ll11,ie Cr eek o n Goodlncome!Calltosee. 3 Bdrms . 21.-: balhs Sl82.500 Byowner.Condo~bd.I·'• qwe1 s1 l''rplc,fomrm. I. OPEN HOUSE REALTY /' s179.500. Largest p lan. best loca· Crcauve lnvestmenls ba, 2 car gar. clb h:.e. :> 1.u.1n1gc d 1s po~,i1 . l'lce l~L~·~~~ ·~ ~~fri ci~e31~sw o::1~~krth 644.9513 pools S<lo-5169 r~~::!l·~~~~";;l1~~~ •-------· • 631-<nll OH 1/2 ACRE AJ.,I\ 897 1888 or tl44 0027 ,,SK¥ ~~~~~~~~~Corner duple x . 70 2 brhousc.horse propcr ·---------~---H-ou_M_S.._n_l-.S- • 675-5930 " B Be.:orua Sl52.500. Oprn ly, nice locale· OwnN y owner. 2 bd house. lrg II c 1 1 p I MESA VERDE 2 epublH' <ofr VII' ... .,.,,.., •-·. {"·1 11.,,,. {"".\I · bd Sat/St.In 640-5829 "~ arry :, nn on y ·'""" r , • " patio. s unny I rm a pt. 540-llTI tonal OWNER :1 bdrm SU rat I OCEAHVIEW 3 Bdrms. + office + den, pool. $250,000 AlTH. IUILOERS Great R·2 lot. attractive 2 bdrm. Sl37 ,000 PAUL MARTIN REAL ESTATE 644-7l83 JASMINE CREEi< 2 BR. den. 2 ba. popular P lan II w/pvt yd & lrg patio. Beaut ocean vu. Nr Npt Cntr & Bag C.- nyon C 0. Sec .. pool. ten· nl.a. $229,500 559· 7139 Charnung 3 br. 2 ba +m· com e . S 157 .ooo . By o wner. prin . o n ly . 640-7030 VIEW HOME. 1 yr new. 4 Br. 2"11 Ba •. 2 fireplaces. Fee land .• not a condo. Askine S245.000. Open Sat /Sun/ Mon -1903 Yach t Ma ria . Agl 64(). 7613 a.nyti "- Oistln c ta ve E n glish Tudor. 4 BR. 2"1 BA. Qi. nyon, c r eek , v11'w. Ownr/ Agl $379.000 640-mJ oversized 2 car gar . Both DPl..X 3Br home + 2 B Lovely 4 br :.? ba home. ram . new pn1. apls. 1m rented monlh to month. b h I f I By Owner. 3 br . :.? ba pri v;icy. n ew puo: & medoccup, Sl75.000.675-39S6 Apl. ot w rp l' J.ACUt t•. immJ\ Uy S ... 7.500. garages. 607 Larkspur twnhs. bv S .C .,laza Owner SI IJ.500 J e ff v 233 POPPY A VE $210,000. By ownr pnn 851<. 536-sios. 5"5 2920 546-2873 Eve:, 5-.'>7 <:I Si 832-S7Z7 or 6"2-0W7 ~n &ant Mon 1·5 onlyS40·l840 Sell idle 1temi; 642-567~ Park in rear BY OWNER a bcaullru Mesa V~ Owner. 675-6962 c us t o m h o m e. 7 0 View &tat~ SELL Idle items w11h a Narcissus Open Su n Big & beautiful $117.500 837 .,.,.,., By owner 1967 Bale<1n1· Dally Pilot Classirled Ad _1_2_-4_. -·-"""'4------1 ()s¥?n Satt Sun .. -,---------.. CUSTOM HOMES OPEHDAILY macnab / Irvine 34s l. 23rd st. c.M. realtll Lovrly new 2 :.tory. fem• :I ly homes -1 hdrm:-. :i •• b a 1 h s. s • t ll n g a r '"' "·· w1frplc in master Mem. REDUCED S 15,000 4 BRs. den. ga me rm, forma l living rm. dining rm + fa mily rm -over 3100 sq .ft! New cpts Kl drps add to the dramatic touches of this understated reside nce. Move right in -start housekeeping in time for 5ch ool. $249.500 fee F lexi ble financ.'ing. Sandie 1-''rx 644-6200 CS-122) 642~123S 6444200 901 Oover Orive H&rbof Vlf'~ Ctnter 1rv1n. •I C•mpu\ V4111tV C.nter 7S2·1414 wet bar an family rm Much more Come & s('(' them. O w ne•r/Al<(cn l 552-4894 or 642·2164 or 673-0782 USE THE DAILY PILOT ..FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY l<'or Result Service Call 642·5678 ht. JU HEW COHOOMIMIUMS IH OCEAM-CLOSE COSTA MESA CB>AR GLIH PREVIEWS Locorion. quoll!Y and luxu1V From $87,500 LOVIS" cedar Oi<TOllOI' f 1egan1 .ntuncw 1 nlh<.<.!IOIC..Otlll\1 '"11()1• nntio' l/Vot'>1 ll\Jlt'\of"oQ 111.od Nie\ hn 'f)<)•11 h I I I/I ~ mo(; II' WC'IV' I 'Jf\O ()')'. 0.,. ·• • t I Jf'1 ''' \.1: ~°"'"'rj1'(jt rtro • t 0 1r no· 'o"" l' 't.:1 tlCJ ' . . ~tw11 1• 2$!1.& ffOOl'I N onue (A)IC Me!IO Co11t0<n.o t71•1642o7JA -· ----.. ,,,.,( ___ ,, _____ ., __ ·--,· ' •. . . 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"';' -......., ~ 1Pn111""1 ... 1t.i11w1 ...,,II ling .... wimnung. tennis. \Olh:~·l>all l·Jmhndi.:1· MocJd 111 Viti :::; ~ blQUO l'ncl·dtv~dl .tlld -.hullll•l)(1ur<.I plu:. .t lak<.>. 3 :-;pa:..·' ~nu~~~~~~~~~ft~~l~:. ~~ ,~ ~ OwMf' O~at• pooh and 11 park::. A II of lhl'~l· d 1ow.hl~ bl'lorl· dl'l'1d '-' ) tKdrrn.., ShalwHll•I ,.., a nH•nllh""' an• yours 1'1t k the plan mgonanythtnl'1'il>'' b.•.-1"11 \lo1k1 11rf1·1 ,111cl prH·t· hornc I rom these beautiful • • • I ' . MIW DAMA POIMT SPANISH HOME -n.t. p•rwuuic yfew ~ wltti fos- bedroo•• h loc•hd o• • lor9• ................. lot. ,.. ..... ... .,. ... .. ......... roa. .............. -0 lert• ••••••I llltcla••· Gr••• for ...... I I ~ -.Sllt.500 493-1112 Colt. MeM I 024 ......... °" 1 .. ct. I 040 ···•·•················ ......•.••.•.....•••..• MESA HORTH ~l~OW. 3 br • h.11h lurnwl d1n1n;1 room l.1m ri"" rrpl•· Nc-v. ,.,r~ii. 3 blo<'P lo 'chuol I 'rl'l t' 'f.£:1.'\'l $X4 900 "Ill wll l~t 'k>l:w Must i.ell lmmed1atl' Ol' l'~nc-y ;\lm001t new ~ br 3 M l'Ondo. 2 rrplc '!> nr be.ich , pool J •IC $7'9.500 642 87 14 111.JEVEME Th" 1' 1t 'ufM r d .. .-n J tiK 1'• llil l'dm f<rn v. .. I• h u m ,. n 1· .-r •Me•duv. l.Hk ('v unlr} <.'lub f or ~I 000 c1nd .in .._.,~umdhh• lu.in luo' Upen tlou~"' ~ .. t l 51' M ~ Mtddlt·rnlf l>r 2U/2 STORY S52,900 l-'anla:.l1t• i s t ory townhoml' rn excellent areJ of H untington Dana Point 1026 • •• •••••••• ••• •• • •• • • •. BcUl'h V Iv Fili\ terms Cl.OSI TO MARINA Call 5<10;~l3, . HtfuJ :.µltl -lt:vcl. j ijdrm. ~ ;;~~~~~~a:/~ 1 3e c;r ~ lt~liJt\1 Pe~r R Bla ir & i\:.MK' 714 75:!-8511 UNTTOIUY All rent applies to down payment. 3 Bdrm. dl'n. 2'" ba Townhome ~me OC'ean view. Lse 9 mo:. <ti $480 -Sl200 opt money and )'OU Will ha Vl' S~ towards your down pay. ment S91.SOO 11432 Call .John ~93 9381 ur 493 1400 Mu:.l S•"·nf1l'l' 4 HH. 1 PRICE DROPPED SI0,000 So submit on this 2.000 sq.ft 4 BR. l"'lt Ba. FR. home that 1s close tofwys and McDonnell Douglas. Pnced <tt $92,000. _, I ........ ii -· 41*-tw/Spa .,·um·y t>n1·k 1)h1111i·r-. 111 l>lwk yanl $7~ WO !ncutiu Dream ~.WI t l'llllh mu'"' ~nu 111 ~·n1111t ' q11.1r11 t fu1 111..: IJllOI NII IRlH/ Mon.et& 51'-1461 Con.lately R...W'd !kdul 4 111 . i i.tvr)' h1111~· In llllm.H l'llrld 'W lllJ II\ t!'\lrJ!> N1 ttw Ul'h Orth $111!1!1:.lt M .. llo> Hhr' ·w~:! • H 1-.i\t 'II (.j I \N'I • 2 'lr\ I bd1 rn l ' llJ 1.,m rm I 1111 111 11, h u14lll'I 14111 li.•111f111Jlll1 ~lull\ ,11\'il l',il I 11111 '•'' t>75 JK5lJ HAS IT ALL! .tlldrm forn 1 rn lormal dtmn~. bon11:. 1 m trnr I n I P r ,. ' l 1 !-: <' ne11(hborh0t.>t1 Gor~eou:. pool & Jdl'uu1 Clo:.t! to beal'h Wont IJl>l JI $143.500. Qi II 968·460'..?. Pennington Propert1e:. SURFSIDE Condo. hirgc (;:itpandl'd 3 bdrm . 2 baths. carpet~ & drupe, + many t•Xlras' OH t: n:t.1 a l S 77 !ltJO 759-0226 By Owner Mu::.t move fa i.t l "~ yr old l..llndmark. Plan II 4 Br 3 Ba. lg family rm. landscaped, pauo cover. upg r ade:. $120.000 963-0264 3 bdrm condo. 212 ba. frplc . new crpt. encl patio. next tu shopping l'tr. nr bch. adll hvmg, A:;ktn~ $70.500 968 1428 Ka Hl'.•<•h hou ,_,. or .• , . I 1044 Jtupll•x, 1 ~0.000 o ... iwr ~&S h t·,all' SpctHt 1s ts 1.-.in• 1:¢r.! i:ioo :J,4 or 5 hurm mockll> ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail ~oml' w pool:. Univ Park 5 Hr Chan OCEAN VIEW !1611-4602 . ccllor model with lanu. :! ~edtterranl':in 'till!:.. Pcnnin~~n Propcrtte~ S128.000 Cu ll !>59·6726. tot.ii Sl'CUrl\Y Sl:l!l.900 1----------1 s1:.n,soo WEST COAST l'i\CIFI<.: REAL~STATE 496-8535 & 831 2600 &Toro 1032 ....................... VET!! Mo•eln Free 3 ~droom hom l:' nr schonb & shoppinj? No doWJl paymt'nl. nv l'o'>l:. Circle Vi•w batty 770-2991 MAl'IY EXTRAS Can bl' yours an this 3 BR l'' .. Ba . Fam Rm home wt pool, ror W)der $88.500 Pnmeloc non. 61 11 q,tl ~l\I " • t \ ,. 1113 M1111 St H111t11(ton Beatb ONTJIESAND 3 BR Penthouse. Hunl m~on Pa,·tfll' resale:. lllm or Max 536-6063 llarbor V1l'w Hm::. 5 hrlr - Gre<•t patio C'omm pool BY OWNJ::R.Pnn only I Gardl'ncr inl·I Stl50 :.ty 2Br. !Ba Condo. xlnl 1>44-~ llX'. new µamt, cµls, in FANTASTIC that's what you'll :.ay when ynu look at the gor geous 4 bedroom homew11.h rorm.al dtntng, huge family room. cor ner locauon & Jus t ::.ll'J>l- lo community pool. park & eleml'nlarv ~choob Th4.' a:.king pnl'l' 1:. uni) SllJ.000 door ln<Jry S65.95U I Fo..wttain Valley I 034 847 5675 lor <1ppt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---'--'-------RANCH REALTY TllUROH NEWPORT ER ltl232 Cabnllo Court. F1lunta1n Valley. 01>cn Sun 1·5. La Questa l'Ul 1e I '~ m 1 to 551-2000 111·" Wooclbrn.J~c homes \. ti I u ger l'11ndo \'tllagl•r t·or1do W Jl'llHni.:ton Plan l) \ '11•t"k:-.1dt· Poplar A-.p1 •11woo<I \1l.1111s f!j WOODIRIDGE REALTY 551-3000 $69.!)50 71.900 95.500 106.000 107,500 124.500 '+523 C~MPOSDt·IRV1'4E OWNER CARRIES COHTRACT9% Owner will carry cun tr11ct with 20•,; down on Uus bcuuufully plunocd :J br + ram Irv ine Grnvc·s Poplar home F:nJU) a curerree bft'style tn thc :.pac1ou:. II\ 1ng & ~nler ta1mng area:. Pool. Jal'. ~~~~~~~~~r.~~~~~;;~;;;; . teilnt::. tourts , i.el'uri ty -l'nl.ry WHA TI A , JEFF IRJERY IARGAIH! STAMPED .• . RULTOR 675-911 1 l'n1·1• n'<iul·ed l141Cl' no" that':. what Wt' want to 24 HourServll'l' only $1:19.900' ~ Story :l pre v.e n l w ht' n Yu u r Loquna leach I 048 bt'<irm::. & i:1i:ant11: bonus neighbor s find oul what a ••••••••••••••••••••••• room L.ovt'ly l'ountry kllchl:'ll Spactuu:. master wmg Covered pauo Gas BBQ TRANSFERRED SEl,LER MUST llAVE IMMEDI ATE SALE ' BARGAIN llU NTERS CALL 752,1700 FAST! c,ll'fN 111V•11 ttlt1 I fO f~t [e1R1m1 COZY PATIO HOME This 2 bedroom patio home 1s locuted in an adult commu nit y Includes quiet courtyard 11nd two car garage. Then there 1s the pool. .11pa. gym and tennis courts . Asking on ly sm.ooo. •~ l RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 ONLY $84,700 Nfo:/\R UC I Thi:. :1 bedroom family home m Culverdale area or lrvlnt.' ts ideally loc.tt.ed 011 a cul·de·sac street und tn· elude;; a large ppol size y<trd Pnced to ::.ell f<ti.t Call fordl'ta1b •- l RANCH REALTY 551 -2000 h~kora buy we ha'!c in The Ranch. 4 bedroom. :! bath. family room To avoid contusion & con· fusion. get a private s howing by calling LOOICIHG FOR A HUGE HOUSE with ocean & canyon v1ew' Try thu. 4 Bdrm. 2112 ba Ln·lcvel Family & bonus rm on 3rd level. Surrounded by redwood dcckl. L1kl.' new Anx1ou:. st!ller Prt ccd a t ~nly $265 ,000 BOHO REALT Y.831 9411 ~21. H•wport CNter i--------- 640-535·7 , PRESCOTI Woodbridgt< Plare I. 58r. 3Ba on cul·de·:.ac next LO beach 731-4484 wkdys ~SAT/SUH 1·4 Assumable 7:\o', loan, sparkhng 3 BR. lge coun try kitchen , study & glassed atrium orr master s u ite 4332 Skyl!lrk Owner/ Agt. 559·6330 BY OWNER Woodbndge Townhome 2 br, 112 ba, crpls/drp::. thruoul. Prtl'ed beluw mrkt S68.500 55!:1·-03~ LABOR DAY SPECIALS OPEN 1-5 14665 Goldttn GI"' Popular Plan C 1n Walnut Square with cen· tral air . Next to pool & park. 18781 Pase-a Picouo Exqwi.1tely decorated 3 bedroom townhome in prestig1ou::. Turtlerock 37 42 Pro•incetown A beaulJful 4 bedroom home with up~radc ~ throughout. On .i qwcl cul..<fe-sac: with a large. pnvate rear yard. 42 Oal&tree LMe A beautifully ma mlained Rut gers with p ro ~ 3 Ul'llTS • VIEW Only one block from the beach. Cl ione Now re· duced to$179,500 HtGH ON A HILL 1n So u t h Lag un a w/coaslline view 3 huge bedrooms. 3· baths, 2400 sq ft home that's all for only $149.500 3500 SQ. FT OF SPANISH FLAIR :J Bdrms. 21" b.11h~. ram rm. olf1l·e. bonus rm. lS?t' pool <1 nd Punor.11n1l occun view ror S424 .ooo DOLPHIN R.E. Call 494-8581 OHH SUH 1-5 PM 2845-65 Alexander Uw-r Vldoria lch 2 New wood and glass 2100 sq fl res1d 's Beaut ocean vu Semi pvt area. Walk to beach lhrOU(!h underpass. 3Br. 21 ~ ba. fam rm . laund . lgl' storage rm Uniquely de s igned anto ~ lcvl'h J :.undecks Many qual ex· tras Will consider lradt! (or IOL'>. bldgs or T U s 2nd TD poss. $249,500 497-1711 Woodbnd~c Sycamore 2 ~ty sgl family home. 4 BR. 211' ba. highly up graded, T ry $12.000 down. 68 Blue J ay, open houst! Sat/ Sun 559·0633 fess1on<1lly landsl'aped 1._ ________ _ pauos. decked & bncked .1• with builtin BBQ. 1370 I Sofitoi"" REAL ESTATE COTE D'AZUR Shim menng· emerald waters wtlh the sun danctng on the t!Xpansc or OCt'an' Luxury 1tv1ng . tile det•k . extensive stone wor k l hr o ugh m d n 1 t' u red ~l'OUlld.'>. W1th room fur pool or walk to Woods Cove beach 3 br . 3 ba ~.000 COSTA DEL SUR Life on the Riviera was never :.o grand' Entertain 1n style m this 3 Br . 3 Ba or JUSt kick buck & relax & be dazzled by thl' coastlinl' & h1lllt1dl vtews $215.000 T HE COLD COAST BECKONS' Get your feet wet great ~lartl'r home. low ma intenalll't give:. you mor~ lll'n4.: tc spend on lhl' bec1ch. ~ br .. 2 ba $149.500 MEDITERRANEAN VIILA Start plannm~ now & maybe bwld next year on this so· x 100· lot wtth 180 degree views EnJoy the good h £c. S6S.OOO 1104 So. Coast H1way LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 PORTER REALTY lOOONO. COAST HWY 497-2461 \ OCEANFRONT Allso Beach. 3 Bdrms . 2'11 baths: very access•· ble to beach. $485,000 OCIANFROMT Upgraded 5 bdrms • 3 baths : on I arge tot. Beautiful ocean & sunsel views. $475,000 SHAWS COVE Spacious. newer 3 bdr m . 3 bath. family rm. view deck, large lot 1 blk to beach. $239.500 EXEC. SALE Spac1uus 2 bdrm .. hul(e ramily rm . lgc hv1ng r m . d el'k . p.tt10 S panoramic ocean v1ewi-.. on large lot on qu1c1 street. $235.000 CROWHPOIHT Jl'orth end. ocean s1d1.-of hwy : 3 bdrms . 2 baths, pnvate atnum S225.000 OYO Lagun<1 Sands 2 Bdrm::.. 2 baths. dt'ck . ocean view. $170.000 THE BIG STEAL AND YOU DON'T HAVE TOBEATHIEFTOSEE THE VALUE tn Lh1 s stnkmg contemporary J BDRM .. 2 V2 BATll HOME . Imposing two s tory arch1tec t url' W t DETAILEO EXTERIOR OF WOOD. HEAVY CHALK WHJTE PLASTER & H I G H PEAKED ROOFLINES Located h q~h up on Laguna's fomed R1v1era Coastline with a n OUTSTANDING VIEW OF .. THE SEA & V ILL,\ G E B E L 0 W . LOVELY 3 ARCH 8A Y HOMES -Cwuu•ag i'Htdettc• lot a ..,.. U.OW. prl•ate co11uot•nity iot Laq•ota leacll • RttModeted with parq11et ftoon, Fntlch doors mid .,_..ty fhrv.out. You MUtt lff thl1 3 bedrooM hcNM with OCCffl to privat. b.ach, feftnis co ... b Giid part&. .Int ~eel to •.• $219.500. -GGnJH*S •ivrs from this large fcnUy hom• with room for upauioot. Tllis Hclllsiv• pri•at. cOIMMlity IMn pri•• b.och, hNli1 ~· & IMJd-1eewfty. Thi1 3 bedlrooM ...,... of .... llicJhHf ....., has •norMous poteot t ial. Oft.red ot ••• $250.000. ASIC FOR JUDY ILOSSOM 499-4551 $5500 DOWH OH HEW HOME - 31R. JIA \ Ho leeder q..allfyh1q -onon in tt.is w..tftMI. CAUTION !! MMSt wCMt • oce• ~ view. ~ hooM Is ffstted hiCJh abon LOC)'IM hoc.II .ct ffMt vi•w frOlll yow li•illg rooon wiRdow i1 breatMaldtllJ. Se•enll oftter "°"'"wilt be ava&-... to. C~ to si•il• t..-.s.I TMr wo.'t lent -tWs .1.. opportuMty i.ap,. ... nrtty .. c• Doyle 17141675-6741 or C7141140.165l NORI NS REALTY OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4. 1575SKYLINE OR. I Immaculate 4 Bdrm O<.-ean & Canyon v1ewr. Close to school~. S20i .000. CHARMER wt gd potcn tlal. Close in localloo G<>Od ·1ze lot 1 Bdrm $ra<1.000 QUIET COMl-'OHT and l'IObl' 1ri convt-n1cnt•r • .. block to bcal·h ~ lkc.l • c Ha .tdult ~Hrd,•n .ipt S85.950 10'•; DOWN will put you l tnlo a bcauuful 3 Bdrm M..:TIVITY ,\!'loll IN l'U.<ilOm built home With COME -Golf. :.urf anrt 'H>cctacular wh1tewate1 ll.'nnisatyourcJ1.>0rinlh1~ view Enclosed fncd ne w Sa n <:I l' m l' n I l yard. $137 .500. duplex. 5165.000 ---I 494-8519 UNIQUE DANA POINT 1990So. Coast Hwy. LANDMARK I~ mile IC LAGUNA BEACH the Manna 3 I Bed on ·~~~~~~~~~~ its. Ocean views. good rn·l-come and anxtOU!t seller I Sl9S.OOO 494-8057 ARTISTS HIDEAWAY 100/o DOWM Beuuuful 3 bdrm. 2 bath home on dei!p lot C:i nyon views & city li ght~ at rugbl. Pnvate entry way. s kylts:M:.. track bghll.ng. stained 2la~!> & much mon· Xlnt value $144.500. Owner will help finance. UNGOREALESTATE 499 -1 ~97 or 497.3331 HISlORIC 3 BR wlscparate guest house n-e-stle d am.ong huge. h1stor11· S pruce tree-;, offe ring tota l PCW:J<'Y In Woods CO\C PnvaLe yards. sundeck. solanum . bnck patios & stained glass .. $249,500 HEW ('us t o m dcror al<'d 4 Bdrm. 21.,. ba remodelC'd lo enlarge dining area. <tdd~d k1tt·hcn 1!.land,ex lra l'abmel::. + tra~h l'Om p;.c:tor $8ti.OOU CRAWFORD & ASSOC bch . 3 bdrm. l"~ ba. ------- cathed r a I ce1 l1ng:., Rancho San Joaqwn.2br Spanish tile rouf. bum & den, end unit on l'(olf ms, HV & boat access & course w I unobstructed many xtras $79,900. By view . Mu s t sec. By Owner 1826 De law are Owner. 955.3773 or 960-1856 Pnnclpals only 752·1Y190 0 P E N H 0 U S E --~·-~---­ SAT / SUN Sc~ 2 &J 12·6 Henlage Park. 2 bdrm. IT DIDN'T SELL? YOU DIDl'l'T CALL Geow CCNl&ey A.fl. A San Mi guel with cen· tral air. a uto spn nklers. covered patio & paneled family room with stone fireplace. MOtilARCH IAY Oceanside pn vate area. Great view! Large 2 story. 3 bedrm. 3 bath, fplc. formal d1n1ng S28.5.000. Ma s t e r s uite ---------• W/VAULTED BEAME D -------- Beautiful custom home. 2fJJC> sq ft. +: 3 bdrms .• 2"'2 baths, panoramic ca· nyon & ocean views from every room . 5 Large decks & the finest matenals used Hurry to S4..>e $349,500 PM 2 '"• b a • u p g r ad e d . --land::.<:aped. & draped 20 HEW HI HMS Nr pool & tenn~ $76.500 VISTA DEL Mi\ R 55Hl685 !t57-0701 for appl Now open daily --------- 3Br. 3Ba. 2000 sq ft HERITAGE PARK. rare 901 -9'.!0Delaware Broadmoor Plan 2A W. or Beach N of Ad;ims lnwnhme. sgl sty l'nd un Pre·Complet1on Pric'es 1l, 3 br. 2 ba. upgraded T R It •ua 9090 c a r p e ti. . d c c o r a l o r roy ea Y O"tO' drapes. lar~e::.t yrd, 0111 Tymc Value I 00/o DOWN patio, landcaped. n~hl 4 br. 2 ha. 1-'.P .• dshwhr. l next to public park wt t2 -m 1 to bch S79,900. tennis cru. S83.500. By ---------•1 642-3361 or 960-6210 Owner, prin. only please I" V home in pnmc area Take over ::.omeonl'·s pn~ & JOY 4 UH. 2 ba. un a huge lol Sharp lk ell-an. <tlso has a few ex· tras. for S92.500 Call Villa Asi.oc . 846-5536 or a l(t • 96.l-534 7 COOLCOl'IDO Cute 2 Bdrm Condo. 1 mlle lo beach. Xlnt area. Great starter home. $65,000. 559-6495 TURTLEROCK GLEN Twnhse 2Br. den. 2~7Ba . air cond, many xlra~. best view $175.000. 752·8479Toad --·A OPEN SUN I 6 111426 Santil Belmda Just llstt.>d' 4 br, family SAil PROPIRTllJ rm ... Ba fl•elona" CONDO Relax. :;wim or play ten nis in an adult commun1 t y . Lo w l!st pricc I bedroom + tort. PLAZA NEWPORT Broker.1142· 1418. 962-6.165 675·4890 , _______ _ REALTY 975-0616 OWNER ANXIOUS Woodbridge 3 BR. I '12 ba end unit. $71.~ or ? 559-4194 by owner Two S&S Estates HMtitlCjtOft .. och I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------c 4 BR. 3 BA. jacuzzi. mstr bdrm w/s1ttmg rm & 'J'ERRIFfC HOME • ~~9ntasllc 30r. fa m rm • l\4(ldel Cond1uon • &11ir11 l11rg'-' lot OHL Y S I 19, 90 0 i l'J!ll Summerw1nd l.n. I I blk Si U.im•lton I Off Rrookhun.t,11 B 01'1'.;N SAT/SUN 12 -I I 0092 Sprit Circle , &Br . boat gate. vu 12 blk11 St Alla n111 I off Rrookhurst. tlR. • • Ufllihd lro .... rs Jollot C..-.y 646-7414 marble frplc. one w/ex· Owner Anx1oul>. 3 br 2 ba tra premium lot. one Broadmoor. ~ 4 br 3 ba within walk mg distance Biscay, .super Ir)( lot, to beach 8971 Crescent. 642·0! 12. 64Hi687 9852 ShorebreeLe Opn ltse. SattStm 12·5. 9611-8846 Si\CRIFICE! • Beaut. new LI{ 3 brm, l otally upgraded Lrg view 4 µlex . All 673-4311 w frplc's. 1 m1 fr ocn. ---------s 110111 mo tnt•omc· 846-81115. IYOWHER 3 bdrm, 2 ba, lrg RV at• cess. frplc, xtras, quality neighborhood. 5 yrs old, clean, beaut landscaped. Move in now. $82.500 10"1' down Call : 960-1786 WHAT'S YOUR PLEASURE Bike to lhe Lake rrom your coiy 2 Bdrm. 2 bath Townho m e In Wood bndge. f eelin g laiy? St.roll Lo the pool close by. Want solitude? Take a sunbath on your secluded CE.N'rUR V 21 559-6800 559-7400 $6500 DOWN REGENT REALTY 831 -3114 Lagunas &st Buys . 10n, down . Xlnt term s Outstanding coastline Catalina views Roman· lie night lights. 4 d1f pnme loc. Exquisite new C'ustom h omes b y Lagunas' bst builde r No quahfymg! Love!~ RANCH REALTY Pnced lO sell qwckly at I r v i n e 3 B d r m 551-2000 Sl95.000 to S25!; .. 000 townhome Call Bnan al ----------Redwood. cedar. glass. REDCARPET754 1202 WALNUT SQUARE 3-4 bdrms, 2'!.i lo3 ba, lrg rum rm. warm master $7500 DOWN OPEH SUH. l -5 s uites. comte mpora r y New 4 br. A/C Xtras 14571 OVAL RD. kit, skylights. beams. OWC Bal No c red tl Plan A. 2 BR. 2 ba. front wetbars. bnck frplc's needed 644_5598 unll. enclosed patio. ccn-Patio's, d ecks. prof tral air., Outs ta nding landscaped, rm for spa ORANGETREl!..Owner valueat S63.950 or pool By Owne r 1 BR Condo. Plan 111 WOODBRIDGE 494-5106 Adults only. Tennis. Cll' OPEH SUH. 1-5 $51.000. 640·1818 202 W. y....a-Loop 5 Ch.arming Units, cxc1t· gw ing white waler views . ANXIOUS ! Prestigious Washington Always r e nted . Nice We need an offer on this 4 Model in The Estates. 3 owners umt with gar & Bdrm. TR Glen home. bclrms .. family rm .• den. workshop. $375,000. 3 baths, patio ; luxunous "2 " REALTORS ADULTS This Plan Ill put10 home m Orangetree 1s only $76.900. ELEGANCE This 3 Bdrm Chancellor home has off white cpts and 1s av111lable on opc•n house Mon from 1·5. 18021 Norton RTS Re11lty 551-4741 IESTIU'f.ltil IRVIHE Huge 6 BR 4 Bu home in The Ranch, over 3.000 sq fl With garden room ore lhe mast.er bdrm. Call S46-5880 for more dcto1l11. 4'~~ HERITAGE carpets; la nd scaped 494-8611 Pnced below market at 1---------- $.t 19.950 E.-aid lo DAVIDD.CARLSON LMlr y lyOwwer REALTOR 833·9293 Open HouseSauSun 1·5 Walk to beac;h. beams, STEWART IN wood, view. 38drm. 2Ba. THE .. GHLAHDS ~:ce~ll for gate ad- The one that is lhe hot 673-1653 / •94·5696 1lem In Turtle Rock m 1---------- the Highlands . 1t 's the Open House · Sal & Sun large 5 bedroom model lpm · 4pm 983 Acapulco with central air bwlt in St Take Bluebird Cnyn vacuum · top or the line Rd . off H w y I 3 rrucrowavc oven . up· Bedrooms 3 baths. f11n· graded entry and carpet. t.asl.Je 180 degree ocean Has intercom and will be view. Brand new house ready soon Call for de-$140,000. (714 1741 -0641, tails. ask tor Jim, princ ipals only. New w/vlew patio home, 4 br 21.-.i ba. FR & ~~p. cstm red hill ~,.:. 552-7500 redwood d eck. Th Is ~~~~~~~;;~1::=~=~==~~~ home has all the fine ~ . • REALTORS One ot a klnd. Cu11tom 4 BR home. Formnl din· Ing, on park-like setting. Owner. Consider trade. $289.000. 494-2005 • CEILING & s eparate bath . Is next t o PRIVATE SUNPORCH Skybghted kitchen has BILT.JN R t\NGE. OVEN, DISHWASHER & utJIJty room. Beneath all thJs you'll rind paruatly finis hed BONUS RM. Wt PRIV. ENTRANCE We thank it's "A REAL STEAL'' for on ly S I 16,SOO r...1 Price MISSION REAL TY 985S. Cst Hwy, Laguna Phoow 494-073 I 948 Mffdowtart& Dr. 2 BR Laguna Charmer w/approv. pla ns for ex· pa nsion. Huge d eck. good views. $144,900. 2610 Parta An. New construction. Chns Abl e d esi gn. lge & dramauc custom home. uns urpassed v iews . $300,500. Laguna R. E. & Constr Co. 497-3421 Fantastic view. 3 bd. 2"'2 b a . S279,000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Owner 905 Canyon View Dr. 494·3218. lrSAGREAT UTILE HOUSE 2 Br + den. obsolull•ly charming. Will leasl' uµ uon. $125,000. FAUST A VITALI Reattw 497-2426 S I ,000 Reward For bringing or sendlng bu.Yer or large, 2500 sq fl family or professional home. Beamed ceilings. skylights. 4 Bdrm + den + studio. See it and make offer! Mulllple list· ing. $179,500. Open Sal & Sun. nooo·4. 1284 Starlit Dnve. PauJ Westbrook. Owner/ Brkr. 17 14 > 287-5575 ml/ext + lunc1!1caplng, Abandoned Pool Mansion, poOl, jacuul. sauna Opn 4 Br. 3 ba. Bonu!I room HM S1Jl1Sun HM22 Gina Tn11 ler access Cul de l,n, No. or J::IU11, E of !lac Price redun~d 10 Beach $139.000 Bkr. 754·6262 quuli11es of an S&S built First lime orrtired. a fan. home HURRY ON T lllS Largest ln Woodbrldl{e' lli:fliC homt-ul un un· ONE' $88,S()() SBdrm. J rJR . kitch nook believable low prl<'e $5000 down. 40% rent toward purchase. 2 BR 21---------- BA. view. Isl.' option $125.500 494 7084 -SURFSIDE 38drm twnh sc w1decoralor·s touc h $72,000. ~16.1 968 2120 IYOWMER $8000 un th•r murkl't value 3 br 2 ba. rormt1I • dlrungt ramlly.._ 1115() :1q ft . 1 ml rom bcn. $88,500 968-ZM2 C•forDetail1 living, fam & d1n1ng Purchase today & have 644-7211 rm's 3 cur .:ur Till:' roof UlSlant eqwly 27 l-'01t· /Jn NILLL riAll[Y f.. l\SSUCIAfES I • I ·~·--· 2 frplc'!i lickyd vu On hill. Shown by uppl only cul-de·sac• Prof lnd11cpd 848-4«>3 & upgrd thruout $195.000 or bit orr Prine only. by Have somethin" to sell• app 't only ~ 5915__ Classified ads do 1t well ' . -... -.... ,. . ~--,_. ----.-. .. "' ., . •• . -- 2 HOUSES + ::.tud10 vie· ton11 Bch 0C'<'11n Vl\'WM, btoum l'l'1lln~s. frplc 's. $238.500 Ownl•r Con.•o<h•r trath.' 494 2695 ' Lower T ..... e Hilt Oc ~ a n v I e w r a m II y home. 3 Br, 2 btt, s underk otr mstr hdran, brick p11t10 yard $162.~ ~"°""'" 49!H378 LINU1\ WALK TO IEACH Lge 3 Br ocean view con· do m xlnt cond. Close to shopptng, children OK. Sl29.000 497-1711 UMOISTRUCTAIU SUPERI LUXURY With panoramic ocean & canyon views. 3 bdrms . 2"'2 baths: formal dmmg. split-level cu:.tom home with many beautiful up· grades. Going atS22S.OOO ...~n & canyon views, freshly pamted. w1lh new carpet & appliances, this 3 bdrm. low malntenance --------- home is in lip Lop s hape & ready to m ove rn t $159.500 FAMILY HOME ln a family onenled com - munity. This 5 bdrm. home has a forever view of the whole Saddleback Valley. with twinkling lights at nig ht. New carpels & paml. Priced to sell atSl.32,500 PERFECT ••• . .roc the growing rumlly. nus 4 bdrm. home has a big back yard with lots of trees fM climbing: new carpets & paint & an Potential 2 BR charmer wtgue t unit. ga rde n b a th , secluded patio with brick BBQ and lovely dining IU'e&. Can be e xpanded Of' 1.1.'iC approved plans to build a n all new dream house on the lot while you li ve 1n the ex1s ung house .. Sl29.500 atrium with J&c un•.i.;:;========= $129.500 !'l;trfl':r ~\.-..ll!Ci·"'~ • $145.000 LABOR DAY SPECIAL To day re- ducedSlOM: Owner mov- ing f\11 ocean vu 3 Br . Ju.5l rcdec 62 X 150 ter raeed lot. Beaut ldscp So Laguna horn<'. Open anytime. lmmed pos~ Nr everylhm g. 499-1625 ~Hits 1050 ----------1 ...................... . EMERALDIAY Custom, t:xecutlvc showplace: 4 hdrms , jacuzzi, p.rk hkc s4r• rwndln1u1 . true luxury for only $375.000 OCEANNONT Captl vatma ho u c & g~t house below. rront 1ng d1rt'cl ly o n the beach . u rare find Ownrr W111 fin1.1nct• No d t•t atl:I over phOOt'. ssoo.ooo ._eMcCon.ck ...., 494-7551 , • VA.fHATHMS &re available on this great 4 lidrm, ram rm home which sets on 11 prem1um fet~ lot provid· Ing privacy a nd off· 1H re~t RV p a rking , $77.~ ForAppt.CClll 644-'12 1 I /Jn Nl[,[L OAIL [Y ~ ACJSUllATES • •, .,. Fo w. 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Homs Soles 770·2tt 1 "''11 ""1" • •<• "" 111•1J 1 111d11111 UIH• lh.-.111l 1l 1d lwtk) ti for a11 x1ou:-. RtAl ESTATE rt11•n1 ... 11 \II 11 .i-1 ' Try $92.SOO :!'706 llurbor .~lt..21.11! L ~ IOSl 1.,,n" 11111. 1111,111 I.\ , 11l1·r1.i111111J.! J11111wd1.1l1•01..·1.·u µa nn 540.5,37 .~ •••••••••••••••• ,,.lh·111 ...... 11.111 ., .. , ... , H )J( :-, \I.~. B\' lil\.f( (J\\'NEH BURGE CORPORA TIOM "''" '"'"''' , .. 1111.111 ll3·1ll6 645-''226 61"" ..act H L 1--t. Laguna Niguel I 1. ...,, I . wy., 4ICJMl'CI -l " I T\t•"' ,..\ • .' 171111 91-1 "*""5 LIDO ISLE 1977 Obi w1dt: Lanct:r. water dOsl'. fu lly up· Re a lty.~~~ OCIAMYllW 1 ~ "~"' t Hdrrn l ' b .. 1 t\OllW ""1th lar111t' 1i111'-·r .1 ... k lldtn11 sl.;" 1lonr 1111t·n , ul fr.1111 ....... h .. lir111 n\ IJll\ 111,. u '' n ' I r I. l' I .. d \ I l' ... • .1l.tli11.1 """"'' unlt11111 "' >•~ !.Ull MORTHVlfW th "\' nr. S271! :,uu I' \:'otO KA \llC tit ~;,\ '\ \'11;-;W, 5Rlt . 2•,. Ru fonrol dune f.un rm located 111 guardl•d t•11m mun. of Laguna N1.:ul·I w/rec cntr, lkal·h pnrk mg J.car g, r. rm for c·a mper or bo;1t . JiH' HFWPO•T TEIUt ACI MEWL Y DfC 01.A TB> l h<trm f'11w11lt11r!l1. .t•JJ.1 • .. n 1 1" l' r • .. 11111 11 6 ltt ft•.1110 11 .,Jf••.a' U\t 1•n1, ,J '"'"'"" """ 111111 , ,,, •ltl '•Ml l .ill 1111 ... '"~·I KATELLA RlAlTY 546-9132 l>CI\ EH :->llOHE!-> Cll..111 llkrmu:-.t :.ell4Ur :l1~1. pn1f lnllsqhl. & 111• l'Of<1l<•d IA )at'Ul/I & pool Ultn m1crowuv1·. man) ulh~r xlra~ S229.~00 Op n Sunduys t2 5. 1$31 111.:hland Dr IWS-~ or 833· 13 lti r ed 11.ood d t:c:k •n 1'! 1 _________ _ 196-8122 Jty owner ~1onart'h 'um m 11 II. k Ph.n :t Hit, : l>a. Oc:l'an \ 11•11, µoul $1111 UUO l'r111l unh 7144!1i-~ . LOOKING FOR EXTRA V 4LUl7 (11101 + \IWW 3 lk drm ~1 ,,b11th Sl:l!l.~11 REGENT REAL TY WAnRFROHT ::nr 2 -;tury. 3 1\-Vl'l 1·110 do :--1·w .. nc1'' tnodd al lht: Cv' 1· • ~33\l.000 ii~ i .'1!1· l!lbl ''U'1 must "C'' 'fh1· ht•!<t of W t·~tc·ll(f !'1.1 .. 1ll) #.!l'll••llX·d :.1 Bd1 m h1nn1· "'11h hl'JUt1lul 131-3114 I \'un i i\1•ur M an n o·rs -~~~_!~------· ~l'huol 'hnpptn)! l'l l' IYOWMER 1•n ctd S5.00> below mkt. J blki. from bch. J Br. 2-Ba. den. countr y k It wiwoocl burning pot bcl APPolnlmcnl only Cull Soil).} 151 ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS ly SlOYe, R.S & ('ha rl'oal•---------BBQ. ne w cpts. m;iny - custom featun·,.. l"tl'I yd, ~atc<I 1'1>1n mun II) lenni:.. pool. 1:.1•11111. I" 1 heh a1·1·1·"" Will h<·ll fur Sl3.'\ ooo or 1-.e opll{lll lur S t37 .111111 1•r1 n 1111 h -l~tlfSll . 2 Rr . oct:an ''"'\.\ 111111'11·1• n.vu:i S~:l.IMlll <i!Yl·.i.')!14, IOS S ······················· IUtlDU CLOSEOUT Two foni,.ht'd Ioli. m I.Ilk\' t-'t)l'l":.I. s.ui,IMlll l':.t \p imJ\ 6000 Sll (t •'U With ~nm1•tt'r hhwk wall!> Ne xt to !:Srock llorn~ .. Modd:. Cuntuc·t Ted C.:o~ 21J 851 67tl7 wkO)'> •>nl) 9-:>. Upcn Hou~c S;,l ~u n 'Ion Mu:.t "l'll. rcdun•d Stl.000 &·aut csl m I l)d "" C:.m rm 2-1~2 Cort.• l'rcSl<• GrO<•t 1\nwncun Pro.,..•rt•c:. ~1.2£.~ _ UKEFRO~T New I l:klrm h11rm· w11 h funtA::.lll' \ IC\A, nC lak•· & rnounl ttl n:. I'• t boa\ dock µn v. Sp:11· m1otL·r :.wk w w :.1llin~ rm & Crplc VtH':tfll 0Ul of ~tal~ ownt!r mu .. t i.cll i\.">ktng $168,00U PEACEFUL IAYFROHT G rt' at lu1·ut 1011 . l'llJOY ho;illflj.( s\\ lnltllllllo(, IJ\ I h,·,,c:h i\lm1Jst nt:w lui.. unou.-h111nt' ~1th pier & !>hp ft't' pro1Jerl v 1\lll 67~ Rlllll LUXURY WATERFRONT RESIDENCE :!:.I.> :J h•\l'I, 2Hr. :!•,B,1 . lormal din rm. nook, I ri>ll'. "'l'l bd r t:lt'C' s1•1·unt). Ii.: wutcrfront !)<ti to, 2 \ lt'W dt:t•ks, p\ l bead\, pool & jat•uizt. gtill'<l sc1·unty cummuni· t~ lmmt'li ll1't'llPNOl'\' 1714 I 75!1 l!llil .j!;;!-j25c1 $12,000 DOWN POOL :lf\cl rm. 2Ua . nc"' <'rpl & drp:. .tll upgrt1dl•:. I 'II carr.· h;,rltint•l• ul SI l~10 mo · ~o 1•red1t tWl'ck•d !15i W!IH l'r1n1• only EXCLUS IVE Cumpl<'ll'IY r1•mnrlt•h·d :rnr. 212lla . lll'W k11 & huth.... 11d<l1tt11n ll( 111•"' rn>1lr i.wll• q u1ct ~t. i.h·ps Crom lwh & b.1y s:w1.1100 752·1 1~ l'lkr ILUFFS CONDO L ar ge 4 Bdrm hOffil' r 3 R t ~-U'--' Ill \h0 lull trt'1'S l(ll(} ~ l (rm, ii'~ '......., """ ~ b <l , Q U I l' k l' :. t' r fl w 11n one o r t~1· bel>l slre1·b SI 32.000 o "W ncr 1 t\>1t in l.uke r ort!:ol Brunel 644·5215 new plu~h curµdi.. i\ C, ------- J car gar. s hort v. alk to bl·ut•h 11 11 d t c o ni:. club $137 .900 C:ull lod;,ry · Ldle Forest Rlty tl7-6161 M11Molt Yf•jo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASA DELSOL 3 BR. 2 ba. super '1cw rec center close. Z·r ur gar Adil l'Om m un S92.~. !)St·:!~:'> NEWPORT CREST SU,ERIUY Lowe:.t prlct• •I plJn &aut1rully cpt 'd 3 br. J ba condo with u clear & unobt>l r ucted balcony blly view l'nl'e lowered toS121.000 Jt~.,ert lul uu11 • • &sstc11tes 1714) m i&2S SELL rdll' lll'm) wll,h J Dady Pilot Clm1stf1ecf Ad 1--------- LaipiM 1"4k)Yel I 052 lClllJWNI ,..ICJUel I OSl \\I .~·.1 I \ ' TAYLOR CO. HLA I ·1 IJH S ~1 llt"l' I H·lH WISTCLt~ -S 179,900 W ,ilk tu \larnwr·-. I' ark & Wl'~t l'lifl P I .11 ,1 I r '1 en t h i.. m l'l 1 e u I o u :-I) 111.1111t.i11H.'<I I IJl'clniom & fJmtly rm h•>nli' l.k.i1111ful largl.' m<.1st1•r su1ll' in -.nll 1·ulor' ln v1ttng t 1·ont ..,J:.ttl' walk wit h g<tl1• :-.plt>nd1d landsc1.1p tng. o \ 1:r:-.11.l·<I g<.iragt: Sl'..:E AN YTI ME. L'A LL NOW 6-l4 ·4!HO WlSL.EY M. T4YLOR CO., REALTORS Harbor Vu Hines Mont t>go <1Hr l''R brand nu n 1ll!>. rt'dl•r thruuu1 \',11;11\l. I'""' rm11111 llll! ~ltd 500 Ii'\! (J\\l!••r 1;,m I J.ll 4 -P:RAME THEBLOFFS G r 11 t• 1 o u " I 1 v 1 n ~ 1 n dynam"' .1rc:i 3 Udrm. 21 ~ h i1 Jl\arhed J,:.Jr do:.c 10 pool f'h1:. 1:. un bc.it a bll· \,Jllll' W I N U .I \ \I \I t: It l'IH>J•r:ltl'll·.:"> INC 1~1 4l7i or 11:!3 :J'll7 :! Stv :1 tidrm . 2 bu up grnil~I t hruout W.1lk lo 1----------0Cl•Un pools & tenrw. $114,500 CAYWOOD RF.A LTY INC. 54.M-1290 OCEA ... FROHT DUPLEX 2Br. l llli each unit .... BAYSHORES J Bdrm. 2 ba Cal>\' Cod "' dcr1 & d1n1n~ rm l't 1·och door:.. "'O•Jd pq!!!OO noors. user! bn,·k pullo. Open S11t1 Sun I 5. 258L Vista Dr. S357.500 ft'e &, ll1 lndry off 2 ('lfff _________ _ garagt:, wit burn frpk k11l'h1•n UUO 670!3 t>70IS1 ., \\' Ut·n fr11t S3ii5.000 :!:'>'' Im Sho\lon hv upp'I onl\ t'onl:•l'l II S l'.11l1,,.m. 1\i.,'l. 1.1l :JUlJll l'r:nt· onh \\ t:.;.~Tl I 11"1· :1 111 I I-I! " luh 111 t'lill l';t' Stj;, ll'KI 1'1';;-.;1:-. c1t1plt·~. r,•111~ !-. W. n·t1u1·1•t..1111 SJH!t.fl()jl :-; p•r Shorn. tlu1lll'll. I rrl m.tt' ~ you 11wn l.11111. Sltl2.ll00 :"<l"T ~horc cluJJll•>. 3 + J $159.500 OPEN S4T/SUH 1-5 1621 Port lannouth COUNTRY FRENCH SOMERSET llt•uuttlulh• rcmudt•lnl ltkt• f)\·111>! Ill .1 g Jrd,•n Opl'11 .. nd :11n 5 bl'clrornn IJn11l:. r11111n homt· w11h i r1rl•pl:1t·l·-; a n d I u s h tit' 1· 1>1 1 n llJrllor \'1"'"' O wnt·r a nx1ou::. l'Jl l ~h1•r> I Brewer. 640 7811 ~l·~.!:!.~rn-8culty 642 ~~l 1 H~:~~::;-s J 9UAIL Bl.•aul1ful Monlt!J:O 4 on. PLACE fll mily room .; 2 balhi. :"l·w NrPl'h dr.1µ1·~. PROPfRTIES'• pumt & wullpf!pcr IOfN" Tll 1:10 ,,M.I ~Frr.'~JL\fo~~·~'~ 111 411s2.1 u o Th• Starn.s Co. 0 1:;."iT Dt;Y 11\'ll 640·51 I I Qirmcl. JBr. l!UJ. rtl'>.l to N\!"' 2 'lY n·' nr L. p1wr Bu \. 4 1m. :1 hn. $175.t)tl(J t;.IS 17~$ Prl11 tinly pk & pool 1 m mt•fl Ol' ('llP:Jllt'Y . <l'iSUIYll ' loan ~145.000 6-14 2841 llVll phu~.· 11 P Jh•r11111 JUST RH>UC!D pnmc 101:111100. 1·m1wr Lovely Sunny t:;nd Umt Day\, 497-1705 b .s. 4 u · Kr a d l'd P l'l p • .rk ISF'2250l Hew-ri l.ach I 069 S. Cteftltfttt> t076 MobHe Hon Store • • • ;:;;-. • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• , ____ 848_..811_~ __ _ LEASE OPTIONS! WHY RENT? llOM ES l>n fJUymcnt from SS(JO(>'up P:.ymcnl low us $80011110 Terms lo fit )Our budget Mnthly pymts t•n:d1ted toward!> purchai.c pnct:. f'or free Ulfu call t::d Chernow at 964-2455_A....:g:....e_n_t ---- OCEAN VIEW! Mt>wport hts S l 2 4 .5UO Nt•al humc+b11ch apt. bt!' fut' Ju.~1 ll:.ted' DEVIN REA L EST ATE 642-6368 3 B il 1 ~, LSA. :--pt llgt:. nl8T u:.t111 4 C4Cl4 TREE REALTY 642·1355 HlLP We're suddenly back o n th e mkl. ne .. d QUIC k buyer to w kc over th is 10\l'ly P lan I!. 2 BR dl•n 2'; ba l'onrl n in Nl''-' port Crest Scllc:r n-:1 dy to mOVl' •JUI I.OW\''' pnl'l· ,jfl\ \.\ ht..•n• In :-.; 1·v. l>UI I B1 i1d1 <Jt·t·up111w~ t'.111 lio.• 1 rnm St·µI 15 l'lt•Jw h1·li; u~ Sllr._l.~IOll ~1 akl' utf11.r CONCERNED PARENTS We're offenng for :sulc tht:. beautiful :> bctlroorn home 111 llarbur Vil•w If o rn {' :. w h l' r t' t h c neighbor hood. 11chooh •. & t·om mun1t y ~-t.t t·on du1·1ve lu ht:Ult~. h<tJ> ~>Y family fife. See 11 le> du)' SPANISH HACIENDA Own d villa by the bdach '-''llh this 2 bdrm collage. JW.t lilock:. '' lht! water Can't find this fur less ul $79,()()(J_ No down to \el:. Call before 11 ·s Rone 540-3666 tlf ltela11 REAL ESTATE •EXCITING• MEWPOIT HACH DIL WIDE LUXUIY SIS MONTH lEMT l!r18 Wtnslon Manor. 2Dr. 2Ba A beautiful homt• Ready to occupy Calfornia Pociflc MoWt. Homt S•• 2706 Harbor. Slt! 2()lj 540.5937 FAMILYPJ.IUC Super 3Br. 288. + ram rm. Goldenwest Price r ed uced 1 0 29.990 . 17J..L8771i I ' Mobia. Honw Store 848-IS895 FRH OCEAl"4 VlfW Sweeping coa'ital view from all m&Jor rooms. frt.>e from a ny poss1blt' obstructions Pool i.1u· lot. Elegant 2 ~lory c ul de·sae homC' Rar1· buy r--------- l.ll $l5!l.OOO 1-6050 ,,~,, C•,..,..,.O t.•Ot\H•flllO 5•" J"•" C•P''"•"° Smthe CapistrCMO I 078 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER MUST SACRU:ICE - L<ir~c 1 br. 2 b:i. cor lot I To many xtras too mt•n uun Mu!>t i.l'l' Sl!l!.11110 0~11 h1>t' -t9ti lJ!j I -- HI', DOWN. lh'. INT ll•I QUJltf} 111~. J.1011 :>"fl I br 3 bil 3 t'<ir ~uru1o:1·. i f1 rc µlal'I~.., Sl5\l.0Ull -t93-12GI •EXCITING• KIDS & PETS J , or J m1l1· from thl· beach. fun tn thl' l>Ull :mr. 2Ba, too many >Ctra!> 'o me ntio n. 1n moi:.l beautiful !'I • F dm1l} P ark in (.;Jl1Cor n1J sw1m111g pool. Jacuu.1. saunas. enrl08.ed roller skating rink. minutes from Fastuon bland & the Puv1lh o n & only $33.500. <OL8246 11 CalfOf'ftia Pacific ~ob1le Home Salci. 2700 llu rbor, Si c 201:1 5'40-54137 CENTRAL <>aA1"4GECTY Live in this lovely dbl wide Ra r r 1nl!lOn in Uran)(e Co's nicest fom1 ly purk. Loads or >.l rJi. SACRIFICE <GZ3803·9*• S7 .-boo undl'r m 11 rlH'l Mobile Hot. Ston pn ct:. Owner mu::.t Sl'll 848-8895 . ltus stunning townhouse •----------- on Captain's Hill. 3 BR, Ncwpon. Beach. L1YC on den 21<i BA. courtyard the bay. 2 br. walk to patio. Only $104.900 l.ldoshopr;. SHOWCASE RENAISSANCE ~1-0600 . . 499·3816 HOME Like new 4 UK. dt·n. 21, SH TO IELIEVE Bi\ 80xl40 Lot w Crull 4 mo. ne w d bl w1d t.> treci. & lul>h plunttni,:~ Somerset. profcs.sionall~ S toragl· 11 n •u fu r RV lndscpd. lo spate renl veh1 rle1> 01 c;1n '1cw $32,000. <082616-781 Sl44.500 Mobile Honw Store Iagewater RE.AL ESTATC 1350 S.Coost Hwy. 494 -8536 848.8895 6°/oDOWM lut next to ~rl'lnlwlt. "THEILUFFS" nt•wly IJJtnlcd. mJn)' up l Story. 2 b<frms. 2 b;,rth'i U.._.l!£UE ~rude' Siii? ;,uo F t-:E . ,\ .. plan w lot s of .( ev""o "'·" 11111 Pnrl Wheclt•r Pl ~lOr:tf!t• NOW 5142.500• r.n. ~8426 ZlOO f 1csl J (off l'~lora RANCH REALTY Sunny atmospherc 111 lh1s Late model double wide in fine family & adult l"'rk. Bank q?posse!>s1on. l'asy t e r m s. Mobile llo m e Store 1062 N State College. 1\nahc1m. 956-45(XI El.TORO H~ View Homu Vist:. l 0 1wn Sat 2 5, Sun-3 Bdrm. I'• bd Twnhst• rluyl5 HJ&Ai.:.ot· S:il· 551·2000 btwn p o ol & l a k e Btf l 197 7 d bl wide Hcn tage. Roma n tub. many xtras 11 t34A > Popular portof1nu morlcl ---------•I 4!15-llS93 :S l>drms. plu:. attached •'•Y•7•ti8•·•lOl!_l ______ ----------MobHe Ho• Store 848·889~ gamt..• r rr1 & tnrt with pnvah.• b;1lh Could be 4\h bdrm 1\i.::.oc:wtlon 1io.>ol & h'nn1~ i.;,cev t1111lJl1)' 111cc \.\'llh many 1•x t ru::. lmmec(1,1l1· PfJ:.s1::i1on s21=..ooo incl lund. ~15 Port C:1rl1'll•· 1\g\ 640·4 IU5 0 1.1c11 l h1;, wcck<>nd OPEN SUH. I ·5 2003 Vista Caudal fThc Bluff:. l L l'<l!>l t:\ pcn~tV<' full wutcr view 111 Blum, i fldrm:. . 2 b;1t h:.. form.ii t1111111i.:. p,1t 10 & \ ICW 1h •1·k Slll2.500 !~Ll;U.~~ • 67 5-5930 • lh l: I I ,f II\\\ C 'd\I HOUSE BEAUTIFUL On est:ite :sized 12.000 b ( On ln vclv ~1 rcl't ot 1•11,1oni home:. 1-'l'atun·s. 1 ml dine + k1tt'hl'n t'.t11ng a r t'a !-'am Hm. ""'used bnrk fµI, . :t'i h vmR rm has •mprei.sivc rplc and nvcn to lge covered patio & lundscaped y nrd , sl'P f!i1rden area Call to ex PIOl'I! •ts m;,r ny t•ustom featurch! Rut h Luurrc. RJ 1 r 64n-43ll0 l iq Cnyn Twnhomu He .. 1d Bkr 640 9019 Tiii:: PHOPt-:RTY :\tART Servin9 Orange County Since 1947 lllXH Uf'nl S I 1 • Jl '> I O fl l' l' J fl L: r l' u I r 1• n t i.t I !111·.1111111 :1 l.Mrm fi•pit 1rnt10. honu~ 11111m . rc~trietl•d 11 .1 r k 1 n g A ., k 1 n g Sl25.!100 CAH'T A.FfOlD 2 t40 MU Must i.cll ">harp 2 hd rm 1·ondo j!oorl lilt' n r he<it•h IO'. I) 0 \.\ 11 \ ' k l II g ~!t:l !lllo :-.11hm1t one1 .. HEAR Ml.RIHA Upgraded J bedrm. fpk. 2 .br . private beac:h . g tirde n p 11t10. lu ~h Nt>wport, adults . $34,000 I a ndsru p ing . L..rge $210 pr mo 673·3826 yard. JuslS79,900 COST A MES4 REGEl"4T REALTY '78 Lancer. 24x48. walk lo Belly Kerr Really I 31·3 I 14 ;,hopping $29,950 Jt.. Laboe-of Lov~ i\men can Mob1h· 1 lome!. 842·393H Mr & Mrs Genc Vrrnnn <tBR . 2ba. pool. corner ------- ha\e l.t\OOllED for J vie,., KV lot Clean. Billm 5!l. 10:<55. neat. ~ear to tot&lly rcmodd $109.000. Nr orn. st•hls awmn~ ('arporl. furn a n fl up ~ r a rl e I h 1 ~ 493-3428 Ownr mo~ e out S3950. ~1 -3'1<15 ··i1ym a n1te" 3 l'ldrm - - view housl' Opt•n for Smwta Ana I 010 \ICWlrljt I.ABO it rl .Jy weekend 12·5 pm. ••••• •••• •• •• • •• •• • ••• • 100 KINGS PLl\('t-: Charm mg no. side home. 673-t tRl 2 BR. Cam rm. frplc I All -----terms. o nly $63 ,000 O,EH SUH. 1 ·S Pr in c o n I y O wn r . 1145 PALOMA _54_3_·7_037 _____ _ IAa< IAY! Greut htmily home local Other Real &tote l'<l 1n one uf Nt•wr><irl 's •••••••••••••••••• ••••• best areas 4 Rdrms .. 2 Mobile Homu bath.'>. for nUll din rm & For S•e I I 00 r umpu:. rn1 Sep yard ••••••••••••••••••••••• for boat or H V ::.lor:.tl(e $100.000 HlWPORT IEACH VIEW By Owner 5 st:.ir park. pct OK. Orang~· Co 24x52. 28 r. 2Ba. den. wrt bar :>.11·2883 HOUOJ. Y SPlCIAl Open Sat SCJn Mon 1·5 Pn re reduced for quirk sale 38drm. :ma. (am im + much mon" 24 :\ &4 in a HB park Come hy & ::>l'l' or call & get new low. low pn.:c Lo:. Amigo;, Park. l8601 N e wla nd. HB. Sp l.lcc !17 . <C rnr Newland & Ellis. cast of Beach Blvd. 1 554-1818. 1\gt. Rolling hrlls. horse ---------• ranches. 'quiet country REALTY 675-1642 NEWPORT HTS. 2 ndrm. s piel l t'VCI charmer . i.hake roor. frplr • hoard s 1dmg, lots of bn ck work $124.500 /FAMILIES .. ck to School S,.Cials '76 Royul Oak Ma nor 3Br f a m r m . ..i1 r < MU2534·5 I pnccd lo sell fttst. US,500. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... , , _________ _ O,EM HOUSES SAT/S~/MOtC l·S 3 B<frm!> .. flt m 1ly rm . rt• mod cl••d home "1th ITlltnY custom ftJaturcs $14!1.900 Call 646·446;J lt vrng & loca te d i n ORA.NG E COUNTY The mobil e h o m e 1!> <1 C U S T 0 M M ,\ D E VlKING. 24x60. air. all appliances. profc~s1onal ly lndscpd. low pork re nl too. ([.$8980. J 72 I Pr tred for quick posseHl>IOO U3.900 ~C~Jt,~~~! ,ACIAC ISLAND VILLAGE L i v e a t th e b eac h A d ult community, large 3 bed room, 3 ba th unit with oversized 2 c:..r attac.:hcd {{aragc with ocean and m ountain views. Community ~>ool and elubhous<'. $139.500 A COl.DWB.l UNIM CO. 496-7222 831 -0836 . ' JUST REDUCED A Lovely Sunny i-:nd lln1t "THE ILUFFS" I :;tory. 2 bdrmi.. 2 baths "A" JJla n W I lot s o( storage. NOW $142,500' 2200 1-~1esta <off Flom Vii1ta1. Open Sat 2-5. Sun t S 8 J & Associatci.. ~lly 768-1081 Ct.olce layc,..st LocaU011 8 ple nder of I ht• Bilek kuy 11re11 to »lull:. fro m this l11 x ur1ou~ 8a,)('re111 .i IHI :lhu honw dl'slg111.•d for lam1 ly h v1ni;i Pool. m1.11d qlnl. 1111 upjlrtl ti 1.0 .... 1·~1 pnc1• 10 an•n S189,Ml0 (>pl•n hcie Snt Sun 10 !iel IJl 4.30. 2101 Lt•t•WHrd 1.n ~!Cl ~ 974-4 i, ltdt rn & f.1m1l~ Din rm. hu1-w g;1mc rm. 1clt•:il lnr lurgl' I am ti v Pr(•!'llittnus Jrra SmJ:IJ<;lo 11111 11.1 l\l 1s-;11m l'luv I & F:imih· I Yr o I d '( I 11 I I o t' fl l' a u t 1 f u I v i c w ~IJ\ iil.1 ~::. 11111 . a Iii \lvrro U<.1v newport Cf?nter realty 640-1812 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New lots-Ocean view cuslOm homes Haferi. R. E 66l·6404 Uruqve 3 bdrm. 2 b» ho nw m one or SC l><?lll r<•S1dcn Ual arelll\. ()(•ca n & l'ttO yon v1rw~ rrom lrg deck Short walk lo b each Otx•n Su n 1 ·4 303 W G11vio1u $132.000 r r ln cipals only 402"8G93_ MOBILE HOME STORE 956-4500 Whether you·re bu)•1ng 01 selling, Clasi.ificd ud vert1slng will iret your message to the rlAht JXlO ple. Call Toclay' 642 ·$78 ... --·-·----·.------ WU'.iTMl!'.STl>.I< Squeldt) rlca11 :.! lJ\lrm 111 fu nul) pl!rk Chtldn•n pct., OK Sµ ... , '' 1~t $10il m o Nr 111rn l &. d uhhOU!>l· $32.UOO Lake forest Rlt,, 131-6161 , ROCMlll to twld l-.1\!>TSllH. <: ;\1 ~ I ,. .. 11.h. O\.t'3 on ... dou i.l<- w. d ,, R ~ Loi Aic t 67~ • ---~ MIWPOIT IEACH 6 l.TNITS l•---------1 ,4 Blk to bead~. l lot: • School bu:.. \'OO\'f'ftl·d mob1lc borne $1800 842-3652 Or,. a 11 ' 1 ,. v. pr 1 " beUl'hc~. pier. p11i>l. < h1 lanai. gurdc n prt vat) Trca:.ure 111lund li46·20X.; improved w/ untb. ~ 2' lots 'Jl':.tnl Own('r "\II fmaoc" Only S40fl,OOO ' • 1\1<cnt 67:-,.+;7()1., ---COVl:-OtrroN 4 Pl.t-,X . .., br. t. h:1 Owner un.1 l"r plt· ;-. , Su (.'o., t Phi.ta l'rlll uni) Uk' 551, blil Pr11fei.~1onal i.1ni:I•• tJu::.1 nc<;S m dn w !'>hc., •o HENT mobllt· homl'. ---------• fum or u11Curn. 111 t ht> bc:ich . CdM tu Lung e Beach Clay Cun .. n O;iys 121.'.I )264-4040, C\lt'I> ( i 14 : - 493·2680 Beach Living St•vt>tal ncw hoflll:. Id! 1r. a i:>~aullfu l cod_> occan front pJrk. p\l co mmunity. ·;ublt:tt mJ.! .l 11 ti W (' d l I\ p .. I :< .! f)cachci, • µ1er hom• "' 1>nccd from S29.900 ltEHAISSAHC E !\1ob1lc µroperllc~ '" lund development Co (714109-3116 1714) 557--0600 --------- Acr-eogir f« Sat. I 200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 ACl.ES FOil MOllLE Level area recently de veloped prope rty Xlnt for country living. won. dc rful po t e nt1J I for mobile;, home or hon'lt l't·rm~ l'ARGO lil •l 1676·571i OH 522 20llU IO J\'re:. IJtmlJO!I Si'.15 <itrc Lo l.luwn 11"'¥ Iron lll~t' l.J:-o & dtt'trll' level Nr II( f.1r rns 714 52,$ 3500 INVESTMENTS 49 DELUXE UNITS ~ 3Bdrm. 24 2Bdnr . room to bwld :!O morl· Owner will t·arry wllll S28C.UOI, do"' r. Pr• 1 • C1rm ~l.12:,.00C, 22 UNITS Extra i;harp' Only • yr" ohl Tt:nanli. p.,y ulll. ~ BBQ. r t:c rm. pv<.1 :;;.: gr<ll>.' Xlnt arc .. $551,,0t.ll 13 UMITS All ~ bdrm. solar 1)()(\1 Owner will carry con· tract Wllh $75.000 do"'n $375.00> 30HALO'i' l-:a1>LS1dt: Cost ... Mc:io .; ::.eparalt! hou!>c::. or. t·ur ncr :01 Su1ier lot w lli>r. "15!1.!ll)I) ~OH4lOT 1-::.'>t."dl• Cost ... ~c:.o .: :.cµar;.k hou~c:. or. le~ lot Sl:!!t.50C COU.£Gl TRIPLEX 10 & 20 •Cits A ll 2 bdr rr. UO ll!;.. •: FOR SUIDIVISIOM w1fr'plc. Encl garagh Xlnt mves\ment for cons· Nt!:tr OCC. 2 tc,..tl001l~ c1enllous buyer s nea r from F'ull pnce $l2S.900. major town Exf andm l! a rea . Has a I u tll ~· PRESTIGE: w/paved ro1ad.s. $120.000 I HOM~ -&56.S,000 T ermi> -~ ~. f'AHCO 333JW COAST UWY Ci l4 16?6·571i NEWPO RT BEACl1 OR 522·2080 645•6646 JO a cre Avoc;,r do tlroYe l~~~~~~~~~~ Sl67.SOO Va lley Center .r. <N o S 0 Co u II t Y t 4·Plc~ Cosl J M esa l.g_t• 642-2164.6730782 uni\:. w1good rl·n,,..1 •GIEJ\T' MINl·R4HCH -Owner moved north ct l +'" Acre wt hous\! &. gorgeous view 111 Mur n eta Valley 2 BR house. oul bldg:>. fumrlr frw l or r h ard. O nly StiS.0111! Term~ HURRY' FARGO 17141677-5691 OR522·0~) 20, 40 & 80 ACREl'AIClLS So1table for i.ub·c1 l\'1s111n or :.pbt Boomrng Jred nr Rancho California Bkr l·677·5til I ·······•········•······ CONDO SPECIALIST :: flt> droom S60. oOo $4251 mo LsN llPI 1011 2 Bedroom SO. .500 Calheon l loft plan 4 Bedroom Stl9.90C Central Coi.Lll McsJ ~Bedroom -$g5,90o will :.di for SJ49,500 US/\ Realty -l·Plt> Covm$!ton ty~ •r . nwe Anaheim locallon. t..gc.:: br unit & 1:?1 2 br units Should be Sl85.0QC PnceSJ65.000 •• lJSt\ Heally n.IS-0507 or 581·5986 2-' unrts, xlnt locauon. Omg Cnty. Cl!) 2's & t lb ! 'i-. $725.00> (;S1\ Rea It~ t>.16·1150'i or 552·5881 8Uftits-S110,000 Garden Grove-A{.,, K48 · t 1811 or ~'16· 2644 Ask for Jim W1lsor \-PU.:X $127.500 Gar<li:n .:rov1• all :: br·,. t' • h.1. ,\h'\ 5:16·264~ or K48 I :88 /\~k tor J :rr W1bo11 TRIPLEX 1:--coRONI\ D£L MAI' All ~ Bdrm 6 park1n~ sp11ces Community pool s 112.000 TM Estate Mallt>N 171 4) 751-606) l'l'nOl!'-JJt'U/,1.1 --------.- 2 Bedroom $H7.SOO New cu~tom b~1ll duptl:'~ Newport Ul!ach By Bwld.-r l'>u ~rok;:r:-. J Bedroom Sli7 ,-;50 189 V1rg1_n~P.!_: l ~I Ocean View J Bedroom S87 ,900 llll'WPOrt Tcrratl' 3 Bedrnom Slll .500 Ncwpart Bcal•h If you an' cons1der1ng condomm1um h fc!>ly lc. pll•asc (·u ll l hl' t•ondo spec1ahsl at 962 778!1 Q. K€Y V RE:ALTO P.Sft 1100 10 umts <.:o:.ta Mesa. :! br e ni:I. i.;ura~t::.. 1wnh,e. t~. J', yr old $40~.0llOr Owner. ti75·5275 ---7 llNITS Pn dc of owner.ship J r Ca i\gcnl. 213 592·536:'>_' __ TRIPLEX Cl06e to beach -large uli" 1LS In good iircu So Calf Re.tty • # 541.-5605 646-4Si9 . ....................... 1----------J yr old d duxc l.1f)(l' 3Bdrm ~l!J dupl1"'l f'rph'. hall'Ontt!i.. J l.'·ff g:1r :;.J.'I ii~ lncOMr rroperly 2000 .••...••••............. Covington 4 Pk'< nr So Coast Plaza By owner Pr1nc1pul:. o n l;. Cull 846-0039 DUPLIX/ HUftt hac:h 2'h blks to bench. Two :: bdrm units with d\S hwashcrs. 3 l(aragcs. DOLPHIN rROPERTIES I.ONG 8£/\Cll 213-0 J.0957 VIEW 6MOMTHSNEW 1 '111t:. in br.1u•1rull~ landscaped selling All ha\c (rµlci. 8. blt•n~ /\~k IO/l $215.000 t5°/o DOWN .i Uml!> In great lor1:1t16n l nrome S\3,620 AltlUDll $16().000 STEPSTOICH Near ne w Penin1u~ duplex 111 temf1c ar~ • 1\.sk1.11g $185.000 MEVER AGAIN! :: ~uJ>t•r l11r~c 3 lldrm un1 !lb on wide i-tNk'I Wa k luCX'can. i\sk1n11 S22~.00il ~ br. :: l>a Sc:iv1ew hOfll''. p R--" h.aqie lot W1l1 1111dl' lor ~ Newport le< wv.•Y or J unit N(•Wport IJea1·h or eoi.t1.1 Mesi! Aa('nt. • , 67~·0562. eves 6'i5·36:r. 2005 Balboa 8tvd. Havt> !lomcthing to i.e1t • NewPof1 lkh. 673·2058 Class1f1ed uds do 1t well JO BIO DAILY PILOT ......... U.....,..llled .......,_ U...,..llwd ..._.. U,.,.._llwd HeMlff UeftnilMd t U"fllftli~ ., ....... ,.,..llMct ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~.~!~~ ...... !~~.~.~!~~ .... ~. ~~.':':~.~ ...... ~~~~ ....... ??~~ ~~~~.~~.?~~.~ ~~~~ ..... ?~~~ ~~~~ ... ?~!~ ~~~.~~ ..... ??.~~ i.co.tProperty JOOOlncoM9~' J OOO t"'wpori a.ectt 3169 2 1m .1 ~bttdupl1•x,l1·u11e lmmed. ocruponry, 1 brNOF~E!Hou11es,condosi Ocean view, extta nu•t• 2 Mtwport a.och l7 '9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••.'•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~mo .Nope~ Davti, New• br 2""1 bow/view. house. walk lo .Ylctorla iu~rex;,t.9 ~~kla br condo. ow!l l(OH ahicn1r1rt!nt bl'urhrront Al(l M4 74!11 pool, i•c • l''R & f''P. lkh. wh,at ewatt!?-view. av Jon, l r. course. $395. 963 6187 <'OI · WE'VE GON£ ASHIH' Our ~iJlt-s ~t.1ff hus lJ lrc-<•dy <'lO:-<.'J1 o ,.r SGO oou oou Lh1' H'ur uud th(·Y. Ilk(• all of \ou tli'wn~· j Joni{ huliduv Wt>l'kffirf ' So"''-', •• .:l\'l'O It lo lhl'rn ' If vou run put ) our fkal 1-~talt> ne'-'<I' on "hold' 'lit ~ft cr lht• Uh, we'll huv<• our truh profr,~11ir1JI ~t·ll n•,11-<i ..,IJff ,n ul.1hlt· :rntl 11 vnur -.t'rvH'tt ' \ ftt•r .111 rl11n t '1111 '""•l'rH· th•' \'l·n tw .... t • 11.t\ 1• ,, 11.JPP' und ~ .. r,· llohct,1~ Wt'l'~t·nd ' q.11 r.oc. ,~ C7 I 4t 7S2· I UO (i)UAIL PLACE PROPERTIES 'M COpen Til 8:30 P.M.J lllcOIM ~rty 2000 Out of County ....................... ,...,+y 2550 Uc;>UIDATIOH • 16 U.551( On. • 39 U-2 501< Dft. TOT •76 U.3501( On. TOT MAJOrt INVF.:-iTt>I<~ :.eek l1"u1dutiun 1\ll :ibove l'Omplext'!> to be :.old on C'Ontract Al11. havl' POS c&sh flow AGT. 24 ,._ HotliH 541-0800 ......•.•.•.....•...... CHOICE PROPERTIES .,,.Valley .,-1 • ~ acre hori.e pro· ~rt1l'i. Heady to bw lei $466() wt termr>. .,..,. J' 1 at·res. Fantai:.t1c view & ut1llt1es to proper ty lint' S7650 w/ terms ./, 21 J acres Horst.' pro· perty an the beautiful Mariannas $6800 w/termi.. 55 UNITS U 20 acres. Nr sho~ & North H o ll y w ood . i.diools $1466peracre. C.Ultfom1a Brand new. u DUPLEX. Oulstand· Ready for ocC'upancy ang buy for the investor. Quabl,y cunstruction Tl· Only$27,SOO. · · naJll pa~ ell•ctnc. g<1~ Call 973-4626 now! All adulL,, no pool rro· •n Hiftlde A.IE. Inc. 1ected #:rOb5 111<:0 ml' 16.11 i-; 17lhSt,S A $168,480 Ownt•r will --------- l'110pt!ralc on <'X<'hunge Custom Ranc:hdte fo'r11nk G<ibncl Co (213 I Sell or trade for 1>wtable Z13·7000 property SlOOK t:qwty __ _ On I 11 J ere:. 3Bdrm. TRIPLEX highly up~raded. pool . I l>pa & hu.:c ru~tom C :\1 Top l'Ond HNlun·rl pallClb Giant olcl oaks. 10 SM~.000 Income S!l30 :.hcid,,d p;i:.lun'. ~rape No quahrving. or ('Ot>l~ orcharct. lrngatl'<l l!a:.y· Owner/ Ai..'l. 548 5777 care natural .:ard1·n .... Costa Mesa 4 pit'\ fully fenced Mu1>t ~l<e lo tw03.b,twoi·~. appre\'late' 17 14 ) 925-75131g:?'l.JS7~ $11'5,000 - - ACACIA TREE CAHYOH LAKE REALTY 64 2·1355 Best lol buy on main -lake. 128 Ct or waterfront .,...._ ______ , Pnced atSSS.000. Carries Itself BUDGET CORHER ... $25,000 DOWN Beautiful 3Bdrm, 2Ba, . lOUNlTS r ·1 I SAL"'• OR TRA O"'. am1 y rm on a arge t•or· "• ... ner lot Under cont~troc· Royal Properties lion and pnced to sell 642-1 830 Will !W th1:. weekend al --------1 $64,500 64 UNITS I 16 unit buildin g~. S425.000 a piece No quah fying, s<'lli.'r will cJrry balanl.'e w1Lh 20'; dwn P111;1t1ve r11sh Oow A1..'l .>42-S!llS, 24 hr~. LOOKING FOR REFRESHING $7500 down. no loan rec!> buyl> this 1·w.tom 3.lklrm. 2lia homt• anol>:. the strt-et I rom waler ac· {°t'S.~ The Real Estate House I ·6 79-685 I. 2900 Wat Newl)Ol"l home ~ Ouplu M25 rno 1 yr lsi· form din rm. 2 C'Ur aar. $400mo. 637 018S 4 BR. 2b8. ronnal dm rm, lect. eves, 7141724"8171 ll.Jrm. i both +durm Ut-111,1t n<'w 2+den. 2"'' plil1ofy rd $630. J 2 Bed . 2 Ha .. Fireplace, fam rm wlfrpl<'. rumµus lull Yrly hie s1s.>01mn b.a, bltlru.. Ji'rplC'. dbl gltr, Watera. 9962·551 I or OCt!un view. new <'llrJ)Cts. rm. 2700 liq n. R1.1ck Bay, ~~tr.-o 327a ll6ti 5H71 I Child OK. no pclll. To W-2307 qWt'l. No J.l('ltl SW/mo. $'72~. "v" 11 Imm ed. • •••••••••••••••••••••• <~canlrool 2 UR ""lnt<lr nu•c r1m11ly w/rers onJy. lmmaC'. 2 HR condo, bit NOttlNS HEALTY 642·956'7 lmtnltc. 2 br 1''1 ba condo, l'\'lllMlll f'rom 9 IS'78 to Crt'dll c heck will be Ina., wu her. newly de· 4114·8057 lfGC• .... y-~"-f rpl. bll·lns. patio . CREAT RECREATION· S w1mmlna. s"unaa. 2 health clubs. bllllardi.. n1.iht ·llghttid te nn11o coort:; Pro & pro shoµ. i..'Qlr dnvlng ran~l'. p11rty mom V made :1397 !::Iden Ave. ,_. 1 7814 Arbo "'" "". tl 15 7ll $4SO John a \21.3)88"10023 owner cora.eu. poo. r For lease. 12400 month: I CIU'pOrt. pool Refs re· n.lanCo 631-0000 t\r.846-849I lo 2 years . 5 Rdrm qulred.$400.493·3589 ON IU~'AC..:11 l>t-C'Onllor 3 br. J ba, (rplc, family On· Sit by the C1re in lhUI 3 br. 2 Broadrnoor homo. larae HlJlt.op home rireplace funu•htm2litury H4drm ly Nr 'lo~t'll&.chools. ba home . Cpts. 2 car. double family rm .. ;i 4+famrm$SSO.Shorp. VI F.W In l>t"'lt l0t.•»t1on $3115 ~3535 or S4iH471 gar. all for only $435 frpla; .. entire house new PatJo. sm fee 498 0084 SI.WO thly "'~ .,. d C •. , At,'t No fee 964 2560. ly decorated Lot over 111 •HOMEFINOERS• mon 3 bd I '"'• r.li~t SI e, -~ acre. on d very 1·ho1ce ~ tldrm w1lh BOAT S Lll' s,:oo mu lea:.l' 973-2971 A AURAL l"UN ACTIVIT IES· f\Jllt1me llirel'lor, free Smlduy brunl'h. 1rnc.r~. tripx, par t1t>i>. s port toumument:. & more~ B~lffWUL AP'rs Sinj(les, 1&2 tx-droomi.. fUrn. & unrum. Model:. open duil,Y 10 to 7. Hoom mote 1:1crv1re avail No le:sse required. &irry • adults only. no ~ts $7)11 yrly )48 3)48 or96S.a274 EHGLISH street. Appl. only . Avu1I A beauty 3 + farepldce Walt'~i°~1!~111TI\'~ 2 hr ~xc. 1 bath7amily ~ 3242 COTTAGE Noe !LEIH HUDSON ~~O':t'k~~~~. P~n '/. tu home• W 11:.h1't". dry•f Ulll Ind \v1<1I ~t'lll lo J unt• $~~0 m~ •CK')o;ANl"RONT 4 [Ir, 11re11t '1~w Yr ly only ~ l"'l'" 642 0045 OCl-~ANFRONT LllXUKY J br duphtx. w1nL~r D~hwhr, frpl<' JijOO mo 673·94!13 or rm 1395 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• In the heart or Laguna• l AIEALTOI 644-0322 3 210 f or I east!, 4 9 R UR + den in 1mpeccabll' s..faAM ~·7638 waterfront home 40' t•ondiuon Leadt'd win liCJ C..yo. T-...• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lAST SIOI boat dock, new carpets & dows. shuLLer~. verdant 2 br den + wet bar, '.!It-~ 3Hdrm. 2•-~Bu . d e n . paint Lhroout. Walk to plantings uround coiy ba, lots or storage & l'X· Pcs111ristol m odel hm e cond beaches,schools&shop· brick patio. 9 Mos. lras. mirrored doori .. coodu. ~l·side lBdrm ., ...... , 1 rd & plng. $1300 mo. LOOK wuu.er rental at$8SO/mo 'l f 1 •. bl apt 'ot e .... <ll/mn in"I ......, mo Ult ga ener PROPERTIES, 846-3336 Avail. Sept IS·l24 I mstr sw e. rp "' ca l', ,, _.,., ~ wtr 7~· 1002/640-6374. John Granath 64.2-3235 serurity. pool. tennis. & p 11rt1 a I u t 1 I . Ca 11 Waterfront at Hunt. Jae. Adults. no peh. 714-828-1134. •COLLEGE PARK 31:Jdrm. 28a. pror decor, frplc. den , deck, yrd. ~ 642-6477. P P. Harbour . 1 BR condo, $770/some fle xib1lily Tudin 3 290 tennis. pools. walk to 5250bach studiopool 675-5535. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean. SIJp avail. $450. 1'um Sirui llCt:e498-0084 EXECUTIV E HOMI:: Adlt Condo, 2 br. 2 bu. 62!f lS46 2 br. c~. drps. C'IUl>Ort. 826-8164 •HOMEFINDERS• WATER VIEW. Avail frplc. patio pool. $34~ For lease. 4 br waterfront A beauty' SSSO J+kid:. unJ'um or furn. lt-\trn in· 494-2655 75.2·2500. O a kwood G arden Apa r t ments M.wpw1 1Hdi 880 Irvine IMne at 16th 64~550 :l bdrm. 2 ba Wuffi. \'ond~. I ll'VCI Pool. palu> Nr luds ok. No pets. $310 979-0136. home. 36' boat slip, lg li v Gar Small rcc498-0084 C'I maid & g1m!·luxunous i.hop. $000 mo be Mrs 1·---------Cooper 075·08 12 o r 4911 il30l rm, ram rm. deck. New •HOMEFINOERS• furn .> J Bdrm, 3Ba , !!~!!~~~ ...... ?~.~~ carpet & paint thruout. library. huge playrm. ss 3 ooi orr. Owner . 3 Bdrm. 2 bath Hillside pt,<>I. $1200 unfu~SOO MoverighL inlo th1,SJbr.21~~~~~~~~~~ ------H a lbo~ oct'an rron l duplex. :J or 4 AH . ideal loc ueach or bay Ocean patio. Compl furn. Avail Sept June. $600·$700 673-5661. 675 1642 846-3990 house. Bluebird Canyon furn. 759·958'7/841H818. ba. pa tio & fn cd yd ------'---qwel street, large deck, ---------G~al for kids & pel WINTER 1724 TUSTIN. 21,.y BR. I~ 3244 magrur1cent ocean view C--r's •wore!I S , s . Agl. No rec B modern kitchen + ••••••••••••••••••••••• S650t mo. Gumbincr & .. -rorc you pay some 964-2566;973·2971 $450mo.2Br.2 a.t11'ean· f I II I 4 .,"-494 942l "" ----------1 front. 2 car garage. 1rep ace v ng room. RENTALS ~. · a g e n c y r 0 r t h c HoMMt f'ounMshed or 67~ C·20ffiCl', immediate oc· 1 BR. l & ......... $300 LaiJunaHiUs 3250 "RUNAROUND''. Call u.fwwisliled 3300 -------- cupancy. 28R,2 Ba ..•..• .$450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONSUMER'S GUIDE •••••••••••••••••••••••?Bdrm beach apt. Wtnler FOR LEASE 400l17"iaFORAU JBR 2Ba $52S/6SO Man.yhaveand areglad rental. adlts o nly C.. MW • ....... 3 bdr. 2 l;la. schools & theydld "Savetime,gas 3 br. 2 ba. frplc, fresh $JSO/mo. uLll pd . Newport lsle·winter 2 bd .• 111. • AQR.._ 58r,38a • .. SSS0/875 shopptng.1500/mo. 1st & &moneyonfee. paint, plush crpl.~good 645·6179, aft 6pm & frplc. gar. laundry. l.t? ~~--~!~~·~',~·~-~-~~ 38R,2ba$500 lusL.768·3933,831-9403 IOOO'sofRntals ~~t OK, $435/mo. wkends. block to bay/Cfrk. avail • •--Mission v1ejo LaiJuna M'9Nt 3252 KIDS-PETS WELCOME ., • .,....,.,-. 1--------- 9·15, $350. biS· 97 ......................... 645•4900 Cmoda••h••s ParlcNewportlbr.6mo Winter b11ch, $200/mo CHILDAIEM/PETS TOWNHOME. 2br. 2ba, Open7days9·7 u.t.wilMd 3 4 25 m.~:e· 5524491• eve!! StePt> Lo sand. 5206 Ncp-WB.COME vu. pool, Ja<·. on grnblt. Bluffs 3 BR, 21/z ba. condo •••••••••••••••••••••••l---------- tune.S48·9275 3 Bdrm, huge yard . L.o;e avl. $400. 557·4632. Condo for leuse, 3 bd. 2~'\t S250. l BR duplex. ~ar. On the ocean. 2 br. 112 ba. $450/mo. Ph 645-2577. 831-1190/evei. ~g·~~4i;Z~~! $600 Mo ba l blk w of back &y wtr &trash paid. nope~. frplc 9 mos. rental. $425. 2 BR & den Garden llome CM $500. Please Iv na~ 9mo's. l2036th St. c,..,. 9lh 631·0900 0-Point 3226 3 B 2 ba Crpl 2 ear ... &number645·6l58 OC£ ....... ~ ........... -~---------••••••••••••••••••••••• in Niguel Shores Gate r, • • .,ar """"~"'"'" guarded communiLy w/opnr Nr. Back Bay. Toq•allM Winter rental. 3 BR 2 Ba. 2 BR. l Ba, ocean view. no yrd wrk, brick patio W lk b h 93 .,.,.6 Frml d.Jn rm, cptldrps a t.o c . 4 ·°"" or Fncd yard & s prinklers. u..fw-Nshed 3525 huge sundeck. welbar. 499·1787 s575. 332 Monte Vista. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ngbt on 6and on Nwpl '1> 8 .. · 3 best lJeach. Keady to ~ HouMslJftfwwhlwd w /bbq. $395. 34 11 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Formosa Dr 1/981-6286 ----------Ge111er-' 3202 or 11982·2108 V1.llage Ill. 3 BR + bonus AVAIL IMMB> Days 544-0614. eves roo .. v1e w s t unning 5483604 bdrm. 2/.,, ba w/frplc. en Jo Ye d • D Y l>. • • • ••. • • rm .• 2Yz ba .. dlll. rm .. ••••••• •• •• ••• • Charming 2 br. 1 ba hse. dbl. gar. Nr. shopping. l..rgplan B.2br + den.2 --·--------avail immed. CM area 714 ·752·7410: ev:. or ba, twnhm in prest1g1ous Westc1.trr.2BR 2BA deluxe 648•742X),S7~ wknd, 714-8J8.2189 4 IB>ROOM Mature adulLS. no pets. schools. $625 Mo lluge living room, 2 bath. $350. Furnished $375. Agent673·J663 Monarch Summit JI. condo for lease. New 9M-2631or498--0997 carpels, appl .. & newly g~rmct k1t C'h~n. big 491Hl684or67>8111 yard $450/mo. Call ---------- 546-2313 REHT TO IUY 3255 pamt.ed. No children or pet.I. SS2S 644·5.524 Woo"'BRIDGE Lab For-Ht II ••••••••••••••••••••••• Af1 lwllhhnlislMd OCEAMAtOMT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lge. duplex. bll·1ns. lc6oa I.a-ct 3706 frplcs., 4 BR & 3 BR un- r '"•·''' y . ·I\"'"' I IH ••• I All rcnl apph~ lo down [~ IMMl1 E!~CJ.~:~~~~~~:~1: . ----··-·-J $480 $1200 opl m11ncy •HOMEFINDERS• LOW RENTALS t:all loday-Move toduy 557 0824 and you wall have $6000 towards your dn pay. menl. $91 .500. ;:,132. Call John 493-9381or493· 1400. F..6talel>, Lincoln Model, Pool. 4+pat10 k1ds ok 38drm. 3Ba. $635/m o. $600.Srrus ll fel'4!i8·0084 64G-l271. •HOMEFINOEftS• 2 br 2 ba lwnllse. Univ Missioft Vie jo 3 267 Park , co m mon ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool/parks.$450.559·5147 s br 2 ba I ~ly. famtlv & LEASE. 3Br. 2ba w/fncd yard. $410/mo. PARK RLTY ~1·5000 formal din. kai.c only $550 Lahr H ~a lty 586-4068 ----- __________ •••••••••••••• ••••• •• • • its. winter lea~. $700 & PROMONTORY 2 Bdrm t.rg 3 br, den. 3 ba rum. SOOOpermor.th. Wlth loft Pcn~e Apt Bay view. Winter rental Agent675-l642 $950/mo Stu dents ok . $650. OCEAN1''RONT Neal ON WATER 2 rms, 644-4974 (urn, ~r. w/gar . adll!>, boat slip. $750/mo yriy no pets $360 mo WtntA::r Furnished or unrurn. Lge 4 br. 2 ba, bay view. 67:J.7666 (2131795·3018 1000·,. of VacanCll'S Sl85 Bach util pd Jtar yd S220 l br kid OK gar yd S2402+dine kids nr srh $265 2br k1d1 pet patio $300 3br ~ar sr ctzns S3SO 3br 2ba gar pl x $3954br kd/pl opt/buy 3 BH. frplc. fam-rm. C'art.hy Walk lo beach. $495. 991S-l l6'1 or !174-2008 Beaut 2 Br Orangetree Lake Condo. All Cacil in· cl'g tennis. Adil com· mu n1 t.y. no p e t s . $395/ mo. Opt lo buy. SSl~or559·5591. 0 N 1. l 0 0 l S L I!: . frpk, brown crpt. S600. ---·------ Beautiful 2 Bdrm. den, 642-S600. PARK NEWPORT IBr. dlrung r m . pvt patio. 2 lcAoa Pe•mlla 3707 furn. view, $450 mo. Spot.less Cast.Jllc E-:1 Dalt bat.h. S800/mo. •••••••••••••••••••••••1 ___ <2_1.3_1_822_-_soss __ _ Plan. Central a ir . 3Br Wahrff"Oflf tto..s 1 BD oer sl park'g, w1nler Oc f I rce then service 1s •FREE f'OR Llfo'E• · Good in all 4!4 locations All areas All pnccs S2652+ k1dsnewhome Lake Elsmore. Sm fee. 498-0084 HOMEFINDEHS ~Strano leoch 3218 ......................• $485 J + kids ftrt.>placc Patio sml ree 498.()()84 •AOMEFINDERS• Corona def Mar 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W/VU Of hills. f'rml din ,.._ e-W I091 631 I .. oo S21k>. yrly sJOO 112A w w· R 1 $3652br apt VICW·pool Patio, small fe<' 498-0084 dlOME FINDERS• ing, family rm. $4751 mo. -.. Balboa Blvd, 646-62.38 inter enla IS<!.nopets.644 -74!11 ---------• Rear l B r . view a pt S26S I + garage applns Plex Sml fee498·0084 •HOMEl''INOf;RS• Nice As pen model 1n Deerfield. 4 bd. 1880 sq rt $4253+ rent option New. Small ree498-0084 •HOMEFINDERS• $600.t mo 1st & las t . Newport Beach 3269 eomm pool & rec 751·3910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3232 or~l-0174 aft6C-21 Agt BAYSHORES Charm10g ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Ranch 3 br. 2 ba home. 2 BR, home widen. 2.t>u. 8edta 2 story :I br. I"• ba. Fa rruly rm, patio & over· xtra lge sunny patio. dbl frplc. d!>hwhr . kids & head $475 mo. Owner gar. fplc, bltns rcrn..:. No pet.s ok $475 Agt. No ree. 640-1714 pets. Pvt arra wiser. & BToro 964 2566 ' 973·29'7! --Orange Tree Patio Home. bt'a(·~~· $8SO mo yrly Nice 3 br. 2 ba, frplc. gar. IBr. den. avail Sept I, Ownr gt .. 675 3568 pauo, rncd yd Kids & pool, jacuzzi & tennis ON BEAC H -Ba I boa pel.i. ok. $445. Agt, no fee. $395 mo. 559·1941 Perun best locat.10n. Im· 964-25&>or 973·2971 ~0-2 bd 1 b Carr maculale 4BR 2 8a.fplc, $4004+den kids, peLS Patio. s mall ree 498-0084 •HOMEFINOERS• "''°'I' • a, I Cathedral beamed clgs, ho me . f r pl c . S450. sec. system Quiet re· $52·194.90«'838-0339 suJenuaJ a rea. elose to 2 BR. 2 Ba. BIG CANYON TOWNHOM E. beaut up· g rad e d , l oad s o r ameruties. No ctuldren. no pets. $750. 644-0509. 3rd rlr. ocn & bay w/gar. avail Sept lS· baJcon.les. fab vu 's, 4br J1D1e 1.5. (>refer cple. $300 or 3 & den. Uldoor BBQ. mo. + utll 67~ park'g, see lo apprec. 1 bdrm. 1 ba. SJOO. mo 67~2 Avail 9-15-78 to 6-15-79 In· Winter 2 & 3 br 2 ba quire at 1212 AW. Balboa LidolsleLrg4.bdrm,2:11. 13951$495 m o. j 14 E: Blvd.Owner/Agt ba. do rm. ram rm. 2 Balbo· 81 675-5881 patios. SJOOO. 675-3268 ___ a ______ _ Beach House. 2 Bdrm. I ~~ ..... :.?!~~ ~d ba till June Isl. $390/ mo. ••••••••• •••• ••••• ••• •• Ph 645.2635 Stunning I br garden a pt, lalaoa Isac.ct 3806 ~I. rec area. $285. 7111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Townbouse, nr. Hoag . l8thSt"' ::ute <:Br. J H:a. stove • Hosp. 3 BR. 2~ ba., OW, Huge 2 bd furn w/gar , re fr1g, deck. garage, carp., d r p s. 2 c ar $375. Adlts only. Open lndry$37Smo.494·3223 carport; faces pool. S450. 8·30-s Sat's 9-l 548-4968 A 1ult cple. only Rltr 2j 10 N'ewport eivd. CM. · Bayfroot Upper . Scen1c 2 642·5333 Bdrm. $600/ mo ls e . 3 BR. 2 ba, lrg fam rm. pool. new erpls & patnl, -$345--2b_r_a_p_t poo--1 b-bq-. -SAM JOAQUIN $975 pool serv/grdnr. tn· Alr.Small ree 498_0084 2 Bdnns., 2 baths; on PLUSH 3 br, 2~ ba condo. Bach urut. male student _67_~_299'l _____ _ Only s teps from waler. preC'd. furn. Pri ~acy, ~E IS, Lrg J bd. ulll Highly upgraded. Avail. pool, no pel.5. $l3S uul pd. paid $350, yrly no pets, LEVERAGE? cl. 675-3956 greenbelt. close to pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 •HOM EF'lNDERS• Vacant. SSSO. Month 3 BR.2ba,frplc, ......... oct. 3240 IAY &IEACH school. library Yrly $1150 monlh ly. wint<'r r ental. a lso furn ., n egoti ab l e . R e r s . 714-673-0996 approx. Sept. 1sth. sns. S30depos. 646-38&0. refs.673.·!M73 _558-8534 ___ o_r67_S-_l938 ___ 1.a1Jme IHdt 37 41 ll6oa p11•ata 3107 20 sangll~ family homes. all tenanl occupied. s.:m.ooo dwn per honw No qualifying, ownt:r will carry balunce Prnpl·rt manaJ(ement a v111I C.reat lax !>heller Al(l 5't2·!J!X.15. 2A llf'' Lots for Sate 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O WN Property 1n Av~:1~9.$;,7;.7229 •••••:;:"•••••••••••••••REALTY 759.0tll •38drm.2'12Balwnhse. Jnglcwood. Hawthorne ON THE SAND ---------Nr new end unJt on huge orWISo LBaL· ~ aryeaC., •sH SEAVIEW 3 br penthouse. llunt-prav park. Ds hws hr , ..-A "' !! New ocean view 2 br. 2 lngton Pacific beach Crplc. gar. carport, pool, Ph Tom O'Allessandro ba. Uaseorleascoption house. Sl.SOO mo. Ron or et c. No pe t s . $475. T.D. PROPERTIES Agent 675·0562. eve:; Max. 53&$l63 64G-3326: 644·9514 eves. 1213 I 674 S907 or <71<11 I 675-3637 I-Mihm beaut Monaco. 3 ~6201 a nytime or 171<1 l ---------2 br. 2 ba condo, beam BR, lrg backyd, nr schl/ · 1146·5221art6PM. 2 BR. 1 ba, nr beach & clng, L.R .. pvt patio. util DEEltFtB.D grnbll,$600. 644-6610 st.ores. 8 mo's new. old rm. sauna, Jacuzzi, pool, TOWMHOME ~c£1LDG SITE n.-.a.....1. CdM charm . $475. $550. mo. Ca ll Ron tt.t.orVlewlnoll vrn "' ou:nn11~ 675-6299 ~ Plan I, 2-st.ories. 2 BRs. C R k d I Huntington Beat·h ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ----·------21,AJ, bath.5. Incl. refrig.. 0 1p'Yane !cmdPoo.!"! ~oN e 27.000 sq rt lot nl'Jr Hous.s FunUshed Horbor View Ho m es. Brand new custom home 3 washer, dryer It garage w _.., • ew Pa<'1r1ca llosµital . S •••••••••••••••••••••••smashing 4 BR. 2 ba .. br2'1lbu,walktobeacb , door opener. Lovely England charm: 2 Br, Points Shop Cntr & Cl\'lc lalM>a P..-wla l 107 frpl. $700 Per monlh. view of ocean. many -tio. Avail. after Sept. den, 2ba• fncd polio over· (. s .,c ,... I o o k I n g 8 r e e n b e I l enter 1 ...... 000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent644·7383 other amenities. $600. I. "251 Mo. Natalie Ben· $650/mo David lJourke llllr 2 Bdrm. $275/mo W\nter. __ _..;;'--------1 (213)333-3846. Jamin 7sz.1414 <S.l.251 546 9950 ~ 1243 or see at 203 E. JASMIHE CREEK --------boll Properiies ---Sa Su 9 3 bt lO.Z ""' . 2 RE d Neal 3 br, 2 ba, gar. crpls, •--------75~2131 644-2542 Laguna Rr h lt•vt•I 01·11 y. n / wn • ""'ean view. • en. fncd yd. Kids & pets ok. $4252+pool~tiofncd 1----------1 It Upgraded. $900/mo. s •35 A l r e N S II 4"""'""'°• Bluff I 3 BR"· f m view o in Pn'sl1#:1ou::1 Winter 3 br 2 ba $4~ mo. • . g • n o . e . ew. ma ee ""'"""'" s, ge. "' a . Portafinu ;irea wt ap. :n>Montero.67S.S881 Ownr/Agt64G-l2l2 964·25660r973·2971 •HOMEFINDERS• Super cond. & loc. $750 pro.vcd plans ror 2700 :<4 tBr. frplc. beamed ceil· ds •. lh t -•---'-~2 .. 8 Mo. Agenl 644-1133 rt contemp h..-.1·. $110,000 COf'OftCI ct.I Mer 3122 mgs patio refngfut1l tn· Put k1 "" pets m e ....,..... __.. ~ .. -t.94·5106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I'd ·,365 ~o 673.4705 yard. $295. 2 br. 1 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor View Knolls Con· CLOSE TO IEACH c • · Small fee. 645-4900. Great view prime 3 br 2ba do. 2 Br+den. end uml, Comer of Balhoa & Dt•I C I I f . h d UnJque 3 br home So of •CONSUMER'S GUIOE palJ05 frpl nr bch town. pool. tennis. $650. Pb Ma r. SOX 100 Com pl omp ete Y urnis e · · h 1' i ~aft4pm 644·9592or6.11·2670 level ocean view lot Ready for qualified cou· Bayside. Skylig t n a!" Kids! Pets! Jacuzzi, pool, •Cl\ g1e lO en1'oy. 2 Bedrm. I rm. Frpl & jaC'uZZI in 3 br, 2 ba. $360. Small fee. So t a~•ft" • bdr h I br l ba frpl ..,., 000 bd ""'° .... . U96-·... m orne. . • .FAUSTA VITALI ath. fireplace. sunny mslr rm v ...-n ...,..n. ~ whlt.ewat.er view. $750 $295 + ut1I. pal.lo, double garage. lsl 1·5. 322 La rk ~p u r •CONSUMER'SGUIOE Ph493-S610 434Alislo. 522·8631 I~ 497-242 6 & lasl + security dep. 642--3850Agt. Laguna Bch Lot 13.000 ~/mo. Agt 673-8550· --NAH-~D-M_IW ___ 1 4b~~· ~~~· ::!!~~. n~~t~ sq.fl. one of a kind •t.14it4o.teocJI 3140 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths ; 2 car d rps . d s h w s r . • oceanJC'nyn vu $125,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. Vacant. $500 Mo. microwave oven. 2 wks 2 Bdrm. 2 bath house. Fantastic ocean view. Close in loc. S46S mo . .St-7287. '94-421.2 ARMEL·Harbor View Homes> 3Br, 2Ba, next to pk & pool. avail now. S6U mo. 644-2841 2 BR. 1 ba. d.J.ning room. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• On Penmsula, 1 house Crom beach. Yearly . 963-861.3 Elegantly furnished. 2 Lg bayfront 2 br 2 ba bdrm. 2~ ba. ap~. Ol uc fireplace. lg gar age. Lag~ VtJlas. P~v b~~. priv. beach, adults only. patio. ocean ~1ew . 2 Yearlylease.673-2162 Big Canyon twnhme. 2 br pools. & tennis c rts. 2 ba, flttplace. wet bar, 499-.J266 or 494..s.595 aft Grab this one quick ! $350. priv. garage, p ool. 6:30askforSteve On bch. Balcony, view, Jacuzzi. Lennis. Beautiful Sml fee. 645-4900. view. Avail Sep\. 9.'$'700. Oceanf~ont 2 br 2 ba, •CONSUMER'SGUJDE 7:;&.-0187 deck, fireplace. gar. new --------- ----------• carpeting. Wtoler $475. Wint.er rental, 2 BR. close COUNTRY CHARM In No children · or pets. to bcb, S4SO lnclds utll, Harbor Vu, 4Br. 3'hBa . 494-5792 Partly furn. No pets. brick palJos, wood firs, 833-8080 833-3307 lattice, $795 mo. lse. Victoria Beach, 2 br, I ba. or 673-8ll2eves/wknds ~ blk to ocean. $400 mo. Vrty, 2 bet crpts. drps, 499-4883.. btalt ins, mature adlt.s. THllWFFS CareftMUYlltg AVAIL MOW! 4 BR, + Bonua rm 1675. 3 BR,2~ ba .$650Mo. 4 BR, 3 ba. $700 Mo. Oen view spli t·leVel ~dosed gar, $375. studio. wet bar. PoOI, . Jacuzzi, exclusive No. ear-.. Mcr 3122 Laguna, S27S mo.••••••••••••••••••••••• 4.!M-8490 4 BR. poolside S750 Mo. 1 BR, view penthouse. HA.5TlNGS & CO. close to beach & s tore, REALTORS 640-5560 S310 uUI pd. 49'J·2834 taEATHTAICIMGt Sml new rura l guest hse. view of Newport Harbor. cbarn1lng decor, $38.00 4 Bdrm, 2.,., ba condo 1n _wk_._494-_957_5 ____ _ Newpor t Crest. Only f41wpert a.a 3769 $725/mo. Call Bkr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 63J.1650 Udo. Sm111l patio bach. Bl~fs condo. 3 BR, z ba. Older adult. $27~/ mo. pool. new carpets, pain~ lse. Pb 675-3609 ed t.bruoul. 1 Yr. leue. anf r-St~;;!_ GARDENAPTS CORONA DEL MAR 2 Br Townhouse. Crplc. Pool. lennts. Some ocean & Catalina views. Chlse to Fashloo Island & fane beach. 644·2161 l ~Bernard Ct 847 58117 Oe•wth•tC..do IAY &llACH free rent. S5SO mo. Call Mtwport H~s OM SAMD-YllW UAL TY 759-0t I I Sally· 536-8832 wk dys Build your own 50 X Pool -~uun a-exerc ise Super sharp, highly UP· graded 3 br w/heavy s hake roor \ bright, c h eerf ul Kl l c.-hen w/cl~hwhr. Lge hv rm , prol. lndspd. $475. mo. 847·1622 or 848·9840. No children o r pets . ~~-~. nint. 1 Br. $650 unfur/S700 furn, Blue 3 Br duplex $500. 3 br walk Avail. now! $635 Mo. -· _...Ph ., ... 3338 Lagoon Villa, ocnfml on to beach $625. 3 br Ai 640-0020 ...- pvt bch. 7141•99·3217, canaltront $725. Marina enl · I bdrm open bHm knotty pine, stove/ refrlg/ gar 719 Ottbld Cd M lZ7.5. close to t:llrr Or room. ru.m. stl.dlo or I ..... with Opffoft Only $84 .000. A:.k for RR Winter rnLes 963-8296 Vacant-immed. poi.s. Curt. t><l2·S554. Owner or968~14 Sool Hwy. Spacious 2 Rr, agl _ 1 ___ .. -h l I .. 1 2 bath home m x Int cond. __,_... -.. Walk t.o be11ch. Full pnce DAMA rolHT ............... ~··•••••• Sl82..500 Unique whitewater. 3Rdrm, ocean view, close Creative Investments beach It harbor views lO bch. To end of June. 644·9513 Plans t hru C'088t:ll Nopets.$495.(94·5012. Terms. $131,500. Ph•·-------•lCOlhlM.141 l2Z4 ,-...................•... ~. 55?..s502 3 Bedrooms· 3 Baths 3 Br. 2~ ba condo. Fr&>lc. White Sllpe here shortly Ocean View · Top or the crpl/drpe. wash /dry . 3 Br, 3 ba surf side condo. 2 car carage le p atio. Clean 4c sharp, new floor covering throuahout. $450. mo. No pets. 9f!IU35l. Dana Harbor View lolll. World. Brand New Home refri1. UOO mo. Vrly Agetit 493--0961 · Sl.000 a monlb. Open lease. IQ.3443. S&S 4 br 3 ba. family rm. House · Sat & Sun lpm • bonus rm, 2 frpl'c•. wet o.t of C~ 4pm <110'741--0641. A11k Vine-covered hide-away. bar, 3000 aq fl. gardener. rr.,.rty 2550 for Jim. M3 Acapulco Sl. 3Br. 2ba. frplc. $460/mo. No pelf. S750. 493·9431 •• ••••••• ••• •• ••. •• ••.. Tue Bluebird Cnyn. Rd 6'5-8908, ~ dya. 8118>2028 eves. u.beleYNWy of( Hwy 1· $250 lge 2 br, kida, pell!, 3 br 2 ba, family rm. re· .. ....._. ~ara~. P'nC'd yd. Small decorated. lg yard. 1475. Cou ntry hom(' 1n ""'wpwta.eci. 3 169 ce. 11 ~ 0 962-3002 1-'•llbrook Unique a ll ••••••:•••••••••••••••• -CONSUMER'S .Ul!)E Qn __ y_2_B_r-. -1-.,..-b-a _C_o_n_d_o WOOd, cU8tom bit. 3Br, WINTER ZBdrm, S375 &r Meaa Verde 4 Br, 2 ba, w/frplc. Pool. Call aft 6 den. fam rm. 2.29 aC'"" ~ Steps t.o sand 5206 fam-rm. frp~c. cloet to pm. (2l3>531.Q06 wtlh fanl.&8llc v1rwa. St11 · ,.....,.,.UM ~tz75. echll. top netabbottlood. ble. corr a I , tree• Slie6. mo. torno. OK. Call fl38,SOO. D. Self Agent Sel.l lblnp , .. l Wltb Daily ~. Select ProperUea, (714) m.tm, ?29-181.2 PiJot Want Ads. m.att1 ---~----- 4 br 2 ~. alJ new. S4'7S, close lo everything. 961-9300 21J/703-0230 Realty 642·8850. UDO ISLE HOME. 3 BR 2 OCEAHROMT New. fantastic v1e'1, UP· SEA VIEW 3 bdrm. 2.,., Ba,lgelivingrm,w/fplc, l8r,lba.S3'75yearly ~vail. now! 3 BR. 2 ~ .• children OK, no pe~. $650. Agent 67J..S3S4 per. Victoria Bch. lBr. ba. + ram rm, ocean blt.ns, dbl .car, patio, yr. r I d k b ly. Avl now. $895 m~. 2Ba. rp c, ec , wet ar, view. pool/tenrus, Sl.000. u"' ., .. _ ,.u.,.,.... S600 mo. 494·7301 <213 1430-3629 ______ or_-__ .._ ____ , LO 3Br 2Ba ram rm l med I 3 NEWPORT HEIGHTS, panoramic ocn vl~w: : 2 ba~rt~!~nblkg lo lge yard, 2 BR 1 Ba, $3IO. M50 mo/lse. 49'7·3'23 be h . $450 mo yr I y . _646-0505 _______ _ Secluded 2Bdrm cottage ~'mrl.642"°881 S.Cte•• 3276 ' C OK ••••••••••••••••••••••• oa \t acre· Ul nyn Weak'Uff 4 bdrm. 3 ba, for s t able. kenne l. ranchw/paddle lennia •GRANDOPENING• nuraery, artist. Long cowt " Ira swimming •HOMEFINDERS• tennl.Se.$425.~. pool, Au ll 1mmed . LOWRENTALS S1.250mo annual lease. Call today. move today U.ellteC_. ~9989 4tMOll Huce s br. 3 b• pen· 1000'11ol V1cancles ~. Altlo 2 br. 2 ba IAYCRIST SmallaampleavaUnow apt. Deck.a. Dtnlna rm.a. Spacl()Wi'4 bdrm home, Home3, aplll. ple-x. bact\11 Hl«b cellinga. ld..-1 for av•1I. <kt. 5th, paneled $275 l + patio kJds ok, antiques & P•lnllng11. tam 11 y rm . w It h 12852+ patio kids ok Wide ocean views. Acres book.8hclvcs. formal din· $37$3+ vlewk1d."ok for garde.n.s. Pool & spa. lJijt rm .. gu BBQ, tn· $3903+ furn by sea Elltale Uvin1. Close lo h:rcom. ver{ private Alsoaummtrrenlals beac h It s bopp1ni mstr. area. 1600 Mo., Heelhen aervlcd~ MalUJ"e adult.a. $750 to •ea; °I~ • FREE for LI FE . $1200 mo. 494-4663 or HUDSOM Oood In all M locaUona -..01'7. ltlAl.TOlt 644-0JU All 1rtu ·all pric~ associated l\R<)~ EllS -REA~ TCHIS • '.' \I\ "') f'J OD (o 1 I ,. ti OCEANFRONT. lg dlx 3br. W. NpL$625. Wint.er.~ ? br apt .• wi"tcr, $330. mo. C2 l3)767·0Sl2: after 6 (213)!)85·6721; wknd1 <714 )6'7>4()97. 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA MANCHA AnS Larae 1.2113 bedroom garden aplll. D•hwhr. bltos, enC'I. gar. 1u bbq. Pool. Gas Pd. Tl8 Scott PlGC-5073 cw 2 br, 2 ba. au bhnl, frplc. encl. gar, pat.to.. lndry rm. $350. TSL Mgmt 6'2-Ul03 ~ VERDE home at. Ir; Your ProCcsslon mosphere 2&3 br dla HOME ttEPAIRS" opt.,, nopet.t.$46-1034 Did you know you can Br. 2 balbs, frplc, 2 ciar place 11 ch1lll'!1rtecl 11ct in gar. Nr n w. USO. the OllllY Pilot Service TSL Mgmt. M2·l603 Directory for o whole t-----"'------ monlh for 1ts little aa Br. 1 ba1 I story, sha1. Sl.tl2 per d1y? FM more drpft, pauo, frplc, beam lnlormaUon. call clnaa, gat. Adlta. s.aoo. 642-5671 ~ Elden. (I )S31-MOS. I .. ----. • • ... .. • • • • .. \ DAIL y PILC'T DI' R ..... ab to Shatt 4300 Sunday Snptnmbur J. 197i .,_...•nh u.tw... ~enh u..t.n. ~tth ~ ,~nt• u.tw-A. 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Cplc . g.«r . 11\l P1.1llo, I Bdrm .i11t-. onfu rn lndry Nu Pt-h $3!>0 ldmJI) co111pl1•i1., no pet!. AvtuJ 9 l:'i S4-0 b:l3H ~ apl ·1 t'ulle~e 1\ vi! ----oo 971j() ~ Br, uul pd, ch1ldrt.'n ok No peL<o Manager apt 7 1960 Wall .. c·e ~-9560 dCl.':A~ Vll-.W Ot•cun ~•de deluxe 2 br 2 ba. t~:im t•erl. pool, no pet:., INST AMT MOVE IN .. dull:. $575 494 l:l1S l..Jke new adult twn~se 2 . - - ---br. yard, 1tarJg1•, 434J •lKS I br. n1ce, lW)t'l an•a. ~eve:. & wkndi. 1 adult Noll'~moker ---- - --- Refsreq'd Nopet ! bd. newly n.'<iccorated, TSL M .-:mt 642 1603 cr,:>ll>. drp.. no pcli., ch rid ! UR t~hi.c. fplc. sundk~ ok, Isl/last +ckilning. pat. AdJls. $350 2656 A S21S. ~ 285S - Orange Ave~~ 0-Poittt 3826 L'LEAN. qwet. 2 BR. l b a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• No kids/pets. S26S mo. ? Br. s mall focd patio, 1981 Maple St. 631-1266 or covered gar age, bltns .! hdrtl1. '.t ha pnv JIJ\111 '• 11\l rrm 11\·h. :?20:! .. lt111tld s.:r1:. lfll> u.u' \Jti h•>tiJ. ~ 11111:, .. "''" 9t;2 011:1. IM4>2:m Nf.W • 1'1. .. :x .: br 1. '"'· :llu l' ~h.1 111 111'1\ ,!0\ Jo{h't ~ ·~· Ir.ct Hew Apb I i ~ .I U tt II It ~ $1'1~ M8 ;i.i.\."I 1l,1 yi. wt(nd!\ & t'V\'l> ~ ~' IEACHWOOD 2 UH 2 BA. $JOO 1 lilt ~.Adib !162 I~ NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Park Newport LUXlJ HY APT LIVING Owrluolunii The W11kr t-:nJUY $7!0,000 'l'l't'· lu<'ul11r':.pJ. 7 'w1mmmg l)Ul•1', K hRhh'(I courtl'I, 1n••·~ ut hrkt' Lt111li.. put Im~ 'h\lfflcbosnl' H,adb from $34U ~ll 1110 Ali.<> 1&2 bdrm"µlani. t i.lury townhou:,t·i. 2 lldrm. 2 l>a, WI nil l>llnb Hmtl' lo 'hJrt.' houw$lhS dl.15ln<JI P,1rk X94 m1 llun'lt' OWnt.'f loun!> WATER FRO MT _. 1 , ul 11 ,1rr:rn)?1•t1 I a I WITH PIER & DOCM 645 2436 Ne<U" new <!720 11 111d "' Uorrow s woo ~lf>O,Oov Cur ont• 30• or lwo 20 11fl· ISllRI lh-dondo l'rr. f lt•x abll· •~·rm-. p ... • bout:. lh•JTIO<lt-led to nc:w Mi!-' to .,h.m• CM h~t·. 11R llunl lkh K4:! 21!3<t l·r(.'(11t no problem C.111 k )"'I r pl II llOOUh~t.1111111 th r u o u I Db I .: Jr nun :.in r. Ill ·~· !\. 1 1 ll'l<lu.'t l:Udp, for 1t•nt. .>llCICI !-1,.l':HLING t"lN SV<.:~ ~t.Os'aKc.llldd't orr :.tr1•c ~iw,St75.h4\i 7St1l "" tl Spr111klcr,, 220\' 11~ 955161\Hhkri p~rk1116( ~pal·e>-$850 Park NewPort ~he 2 br. 2 llOV. In~ ouh1Ul' tnt•d mo J.icob' ltc:Jlt}, ba, wdern 45. $:!2S .Jh'> .tor~l' 6.-l'rkrl)' .1n-.1 _675-6670 Nurcnt' 534 20!13 t:'~bt Witt fl'•\! ,.i II or p.11•1 uoo Is le &1yfront. Lakl• 6"001>29 .. ~ •. cornl•r l'ullm:111 & r · I' 1.1 U I .1 t I no , •• cl I I Cl new 2+cll!n, 2 ba. rplc Giillo~hurt•lovrly l br .! Nt•wpor\ Frwy t'ull _Al(l 645 5044.631·3230 b.i ,1pl Jt Park Newpon WA Oo:.l.•. "11-l 54!1 ~ltiil C:.tll N1l11 dl work !147 33lSti S.Clemtltfe 3876 orhomc644 7~5 UIO i.Q It wurl'lloow ('111n ••• •••••• •• ••• ••• ••• • •• m•·rr,. Pat k . c.·w1JOt t ! W apt. walk lo t>ch . is:Jl·MISlJ cleun & rt?ady now $350 Garaqes _ Also I bd $275 498·1903 forltettt 4350 IUOO •,q ll WiJrt•hou .. 1• 64&-050'1 •• •••• •• •• •• • •• ••••••• • 'f) .t l l'. t) 0 ll f ( I l ,. •••....••••.........•.. JOINT VENTURE --Ooubl~ .:ardgl'. Cost a llutHlngton lr11Ju-;t r1.il 1-;11:1• k1ll'h pr1v putu>:> On bea<'h. great view. p\•I M~a.Storagt>only l'.trk.lcai.,. il4 x:U~3:$22 & h.t11·onll·s. l'Tpti. dl>t'ks. util pd. 2 BR $375 ti46·4382 ------ OPPORTUNITY Apt prOJl'l'l . \11..:l .i Mesa. Hwld & :.l'll in 1 year. $2K2K PFOJl'C't e1I prom. Start m 00 day., J.1'~ lnll'r~I Jva1I tor $150.000 l'a~h or t racll• 1\i.k for Kon. ti40 5112 Jgent Al F..:.h1on bland. Jarn· dtJ~H'rlC:\, parkan.:. · 1-492·3710 devUl()f's --------OHi Rtfttal 44oo StorOC)e 4550 2 br. walk to beach. Clean c• ••••••••••••••••••••••• & ready now S350 I br •••••• •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • ., 250-500 ·q rt dllc of ' w HV ~tntl'r '>IUrJ~l' .1 ... ,111 ~no. 498· I 9<1 .. or 19lh s~. CM from cs 150 fcnel-d. hghh'CI. Vl•ry rl• borct• & Sun Joaquin c:-L .-llJlls tld .-.._. Capi1trafto 3878 mo.Tom540-2200 ~~ILC :I 554 1040, THE EFFICIENT ~s.Trust OeedS 503S For lcllbang 1nformatton 71 4/644-1900 &chelor unit '2 block •...........•....••.... ! BH. I bu. cpl:., l.lrp.-;. s tove1 rdr1~. yarJ Oays, 549·0911, eve:.. 494.6Jbj ••.•.....•......•...... Rentals Wonted 4600 ALTERNATIVE M11. to mo. rent and VcgetJnan. non 'mok1•r. R (' c l' p t ~ e r v b l r .i i .: h l m ,1 I \• .1 11 ···············•····•·· LOWEST 3844 lrom beach. All otil pd No kids. no pets. 201 f:. Balboa Blvd $250 per mo. + security dcp. <.:1111 ~e550-7707 ······•··••············ •BRAND NEW• 3880 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Parle Bristol. l Rr. newly dee. Adults. no pct :. $325/mo. 551·3325 l~stRatH I st T.O.'s, also 2nd T.D. Loans. personubzed phone l'OV thr0Polog1st, 32 ... ks qult'l erage. con( rm. mull '>IUO .>or I br or wall -,hr i.erv , parkinA & more 111 q t place. mid Sept. Fa1n-stTerms,1nc·l•l94!I Newport 552.1234 Sottter Mk). Co. THE EXECUTIV 1:: ---642·217 I 545·0611 SUITE 64-0·5410 Youn.: coupll• lo he mar ------- l•YtNl"S NEWEST Af'T COMMUNITY HERITAGE POINT fHE NEWPORT MARINA, beaut newly derorated 2 BR. 2 ba + den, wat.er<ront. s andy ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. lovely ~ardcn THE EXCITING lioaL s lip av:u l. No c hildre n . n o p ets PALMMESAAPTS. ---------ned 1n Cktol>er rwcd on Shc'>rt term 2nd's Gl'l l:l': CdM OFFICES rum houi.e or upt on yrly to ZS'~ y aeld on your lriQht C~ New be Pf\•f l'enansulJ or money setured hv Heal SUITES. So of Coast Ualboa Island l'an. ar t:s tate 3 mo to 1 y r Hwy. Available Now' fu rl.I $'1 00 ~c> (.;,tit St.~n<h. Beller lhan suv SEE to appreciate $395 a.n~ume 17141 615"179lS or ings Jnd loan $U 0110 Call Lmdli 675-2311 Ill:! I 003·cY.i!IH $12.000. $25.000. $50.000 bil-8414 M lNUTES TON p·r All apt communny de-....:...--------BCH HOUSE SITTEH. mature Cull kay UK R 17 14 I lklll'<'d rouplt• hu~ rnonP~ to knd I· t & ~ml TO ' J\1.Wn t I 1131 J? 44 ······················~ PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 S..•11 .in\ 111.•rn 0( com b11w11on ur •t•·ms for fl!'> ''' 11.,.~ w1lh 11 Pc>nn ~ J>1n<'h1•r l\ll 3 llnl-S for 'l l'OOSecull\c' day'\ E1H'h additional luw •~ 6(1 for ahe> i! da:r ChJrl:l' 11 • Not•o mmer1·1at ad~ .. ·or morl' 1nl11rm111111n und to "luce your Jd c<1ll 642·5678 5300 •············••··•····· ~I or F'ound a pet., Call Animal Ai.!>r!>t anc.- Lea~ue 537 2273. no fl't-_ __ --- FOUND lilk Ge rman Shepherd. !(•male. nr Qllrfom1a & Minnei.ota. C M 54.5-3342 __ _ signed wi th you In mrnd ~~ blk to beach. 3 tm 2 BA . Bach. 1&2 BH felltunng 8 s pucmui. Cloor downi;tairs. blt·ans, frpl, (rom$230 & uµ Deluxe Costa Mesa pro· mJll: Nl•w port Mes a _834 __ 17_04 ___ _ fessaonal office. 41.1'. 1500 teacher wishes to sat a 1----------i sq fl 548·21()3 home in return ror h vc ui Ba. DOHLOM SAYS l~t Shep·Husk pup tf~m 1 ~ry/bm(blk. wh lip on tail Name Summer V11· Me~a Woodi.. Reward 546-0173 plan&. fo\Jrn1shcd or un· patio, garnge, lease Adults. No Pets (urn 1 s h ed l 2 & J $500 127 441.h St 640-6140 1561 Metia Dr. bedroom apll> Im 15 BlksEastofNewporl mediate Occupancy WESTCLI FF 2br, 1 h b:1 Blvd. l townhouse. Adults only. FEATURING no pets. $395. 1728 Bed· __ 9_a_m_.5....:p_m_546-_._9l!OO_' __ •Park like setting ford L.n. 548· 7533 FULL SERVICE pnv1lt!jWi. 12 yr, wdo<."al :.chool dist. Ref!-on re DELUXE OfFfCES QUl~t 642 0078. 549~128 Personal tele phom•1 rt> cept1on1st. ::;ccrc•ta ry. lusiMss/la•ed/ conferenl't' room: corree Finance ------Lostl>o~. ~too Reward Grey/blk s ha).!f?Y Poodk. LA<i<l ts le 213 Vaa JIK'ar Call "75-8300 S49·l438 $325. mo 498-0JHI ev~ ·•Lighted tennis courts New Bayfroot 3 BR. 2 ba. Newly decorated 38r. •R~reationa• Cacihllcs fplc . lndry hook-up. dbl 2Ba. crpts. d rp!>. bltn Sllar'P R...tali •Pool &Jacuui enc l gar . upper unit NB o ceanfront . 2 hr. winter $375, yrly $440 Cnll 213/943-2675 ----ROOIM 4000 & hosp1tahly s l'r v1cci. •••••••••••••. ••••••••• F..xcellent location, near tusfM. fn~ways ~ity SOOS BAJCER CENTER ••••• •••••••••••••• • • •. Lot..t Bracelet. onent<JI. ~ JJd<' grn links . Sen t1mt'nlal. He w a rd 646 2515..:..· ---- fo'OUNO F lnsh Setter. AYoilai*. •Gas BBQ S I b i.love, encl gar. SJSO. •Sparkling cleun laun· pectacu ar ay v ie w 5.57-4238 $400.$700. Cdl dry w/hch area. $800/mo yr I BR. J_b_a_,_p_a_l.i_o_. £_u_rn_k-1t-.1 WEST COAST PACIFIC •Garden patio kitc he n ly 840-l879 REAL ESTATE Ope .. ,. 1· l ndry Cacti, encl gar. " n uc:am c e11ngi. Wa terfront lease. Lge JdlU., no pets. Sl50. 11171 ____ 4_96-8535_____ •Kmgsiie bedroom!> plush 2br. 2ba, l~e pa110 W a 11 ace. 6 4 6 . 11.15 6 , .._.it;qt°" a.och 3840 •Large walk·m closet:> & extra h~e hv rm $000 ~155 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Pnvatedress angareas Slip avail. Adults, no ---•Accented walb. pets 61~2298 ~.Side 2Hr. tBci . uvaal Sharp, beach, 2 & 3 Bit. 10·1. frplc. cpt:,. drp:.. frpl c · dis hwai;h er. NearcomerorWalnut& VRLY I Bit rpk , D/W. hltni., end ~ar. lndry. garage & Pu I 1 o:. JcHery off s. /\. f'rwy patio. on the t·hannel "tr ~u~ pd. older child 960·2358 __ ,714,559.7000. sorry 0 0 $425. inc l ut1I Heal OK. no ~.L'i $325 mo. 2()3 Near beach 2 br. 2 ba up pet.'>. Rental cente r open sharp 559.7499 Open Sal (l((lc 548:.,32H_I --per Clean. new paint. daily 9 am to 7 pm _1_·5-'._3302 __ M_a_rc_u_s __ _ -itunmnl-! lg. }Br .:arden encl garage $325 21702 t,'t BLOCK TO BEACH apt, pool. rec area . $265 Brookhurst 962 0778 ~ a.octt 3848 3 BR 2 Ba. downstairs . mo. 710 W 18th St ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bltns. fireplace. yrly Townhouse. lovely• s pac ' BR good Laguna Beach rental. $500, 540· I 151 ain N1ct 2 br, I ba. en<'I. & home·hke 2 br w1lh ·loc. 'New paint & crplS. garage & pa110. Nr OC:C. pvt. gated enlta~ce + 2 $390. mo. ·194·1055 Nopet.s. S290. 751·3696 patios. Some with a ll. •THE DAISY• •!-'or KIDS & their parents •Pool •Tot Lol LGE 4 BR 21'11 Ba. de· corat.ed. l blk to beach . BACH. nr bch w/ocean dosed 111 patio. $600 yrly. view, avail 9-4. $Z75. 673-2507 497.2057 ---------Westcliff, 2 BR. 2 ba. de. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room w/ kitchenette $60 week&up 543.9755 ----Ambassador Inn an c:~t;.i Mesa . 2ZI1 Harbor. Cl•n traUy located. 235 rooms MANY Wllh kitchen. phone & TV Swimming pool, J UCUl.1.1, and rl'l' room Daily & Wl'C'kl.). rat.es starun.: from $54 a week ti45·4840 --- Bcauuful fumtSht.-d room over garaJ?e 24X24 ·. Pvt en tr. 646· l ()47 ROOM FOR RENT $30Wk l Blk fr HB bch Nolutch 960-3547/lv mi..: Room & ba, non smkr. $185. COM 640-8425 afl<.'r 6PM. 1714 )979·2161 ---- Near 0 (.; Airport. 2 sm ofr~ av.ul, rca::;onable l.>OUJ.l 540 6402 Off1Cl' ·-,pact' in prl' S\JJ.l1t1U:. Newport l '1•111er Wdli. l"urgo bid~. ISlh rlr W/VleW l nchxk:. dl•!.k l'OPY Trutcl11nl'. file !>pace: $t50 pr mo ti44 7161 Formally ln:.ur of<' 3 rm.,. ba & kit. apt drps S325 mo 567 W 19th. C M. C:ill .l<Jl'k Sauo derson 546 2277 CPA net-ds compaov 1n beaut.. ne w offrt·P bids: StcJ)b to bay & tw.wh Pri vate :-howl•ri. for athlt>llC' CX<.'CUll\'l'!.. un pre mise!; park mg. 100 To 1.400 sq ft • proh.•':. dacntcle p rererrt>d 6424623 •O\shwashers •2 Bdrms & 1 Ba •Walk to purk garage. Swimming pool. Jacuzzi Te nnis courts. I bl.k to Hunung1.on !>hOP· pU\g center mall. Adults. No pcti.. From $435. Seawmd Vrllage. lm5 Huntington Village Lane, tl 8. (714 >898-9961 No. Laguna. 2 BR w/v1ew. lux condo. New crpti.. l yr lse. $3TS mo. uul newly painted. $525 mo paid. ts t, last & $150 552-6296 clean. No children. no -----.---.-- pelS. Avaal 91 l. 581·6337 2 br apt, yrly. frplc, S375. Perunsula Point. pvt enl Room + family rm, TV Exec olc. rum . OpJ>')s111• No smoke. no cook. $115. OC A,1rl)Ort, month·by 18th 11t Pomona. CM 2 Br. children wel<'ome. mo. (2L3 l76Hl512; after 6 Ckcan front studio. Yrl_r. (213 )985-6721 ; wknds $350 Patio. spect view. (714 1615-4097. mo. 673-4419 month. 7S2·Hl2t <714 1631 -3515 no pets Starting ;.it $270 I .o~ly 2 BrTri plcx. mo. 846-6007 l'rptb, drp!>, en<'I Rar, SUPER 2 br. pool. .:ar. Nwpt ll~. !\dull~. $31~. frplc. IJ'ees $325. Adults. H3H289. 646-3798. 642·5251 Over 21 yrs .2Br . \Ba. 2 BR, :t ba. dishwasher. s.t47 ~ + Ulll +~ SlOO encl. gar. 2 blks from Call 548-0501 uft 3pm" beach $350 Adult!>, no .it Eas tside . s ml t br, pets. 960-5200 ddults. no pets. $245 mo. Deluxe 2 & 3 bd a pls. 54().-0()93 frpk. encl ~ar. patio l br cottage 'apt ('Ove red Call Peggy 960-4392 palJO. pnv yrd, a ll util . pd. 1 rru to bch $245 mo . Beach bachelors ~o for 1t • 770-418l.orpager 9913 1 br. Iba. patio $225! ----Small fee 645-4900 Want Ads Ca 11642·5678 •CONSUMER'S GUIO E S...W..rR 4200 No pets/ ch.1ld 494·579'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lux. Nwpt Hgts 2 Br, 2Ba. Balboa Bay Club, NB. col no.. bl•-~ pool patio ossat view of bay front 2 I --Hill• 3850 up,.... ' """'• • ' b t b t f 11 :::;.:: •••• :........... fplc, adlts. $425. 548~19 t~~ed. S:r:!::ie'r $'in~ LAGUNA HILLS New adult dt!lu.xe apts furn & unfum. Billiards. pool. J a c u 11.1, s and volleyball ALICIA VILLAGE 25211 Stockport 581~1Sl or 581-6130 3Bdrm, 1Ba w/s npQrch. mo. all.season $1175. Call Nu paint, gar. yrly lsc. Or. Couture 7141645·3000 1129 W. Balboa Blvd. VocatiCMI Rentd$ •ZSO 213-86.S-2542 . Large 2 BRw/patio, xlnt Joc. Newport Heights. SJS..~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• om ceopen !Vi da1ly Big 2 br. upper. new paint 1 _ i.ai-...a 3852 & drapes. very clean, yr· OONK SNOW ~ 1-·amibcs welcome. Make reser va· lions now for 2 BR Apt ·s. Blks to Heavenly Valley skJ area. So Lake Tahoe. For info. 17141 548-4433 or 1916)544-6593 .....,--•--r""• ly, $400. Nr beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673--0697 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 12,000 sq ft a.tow marbt rate Cotm1tru P•tr Hew 833--8813 Office to ~hare. estabhsed locauon m Ir vine. Nicely furn. Rent wall ind. <l hr'> se<'Y sen .. + all Ofh<'c hml Please call (7141 833--0860. CostaMHo 3124 Costa Meso l bdrm. 2 ba condo on ~olf ---------382'" course. Call Thornton 3 br rondo, 1 blk from .. Really 831·0300 beach. 3 car gar. 2 sun. Big Bear City. 2 BR home, sips t>. $24. Dbl. occup. ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• decks, 1 yr old , ulll patd, 1..1.0ens furn. 548· 1989. IRVIME TRAVEL AGENCY FRANCHISE Tht' new wuv 111 own a 1r;1vt•I d~l·ni·y Trav\'I l'it:twork St,1rt )our own Exp nol rn1u1rl·<1 Complcll' 'uppm l & l(lnJ.t ll'rm 'il'r\ ll'•• provided C: .J 11 M r C h .1 r I ('' , 714 R~ ~2AZ Natural Food Store w II\ lnl! 41J.trlvr' SlJ0,000 ~rO!>:. & climb 1 11 1! I Uy llw1ld 1714 )G.')9.26().t l'Vl'll 3\t i CIGARElTE SUPPl Y DISTRIBUTORSHIP P/\HTOH 1-\JLLTIM E lrnml'<tlalc openanl!!> in Or;inlo(t: <:o cJnt1 or 'ur roun1hnn tuwn1' lor d1i. t.nbutor:. ,\II rNarl nul II!\!> .irl' Sl'('Urcd by 1·om (JllOY • NO!'t-:1.1.IM; Shop ly Phone VJ{' Orange & Broadway. ht TRUST DEB>S CM 2nd & lrds 646-R496 831-04~ ::-WI NC.S & Rf'~l-T!'\ 1-·ouNu 1-· white young C:ONs:·ttl l{'T.IO:-:-µoudk. vie 1\tlanta1 t\l''l'&COMMl-.IU ... IAI. Newland. HH. 6'15-7405. MIGUEL MORTGAGE CO SJl.7381 66 1·25 11 OPEM EVERYDAY Swinq LOClfts 2nd T.D. loans l.ow Hate!\, E~ T l•rmi. SclntcMo R.E. lOOft lroker, 541·4197. $90.000 3 rdT D. on tn clustrial salt• w 14!1'( down. 10'.( rot. s1 uoo mo. l yr..due. Ot..,C' 20'"'. (;;Jlf Brkr 673·7311 1<r. return on $30 000 w(;'ll .wrurt'<l by 2nd T D on Imme w $100.000 cqwty. l':-rn o nly Mr But tcrworth 833·2900 F OUND : G e rm an Shi..>pherd Dog. nam,· ··H<·ar" vte Warner & Nl•wland. H B 847·7033 Found. Rrt'Y fornale Poo dle. Vil' Curs1ca & Royal Palm.<' M 751·3420 Fou nd D oberman . female. N~ qwte full Rrown. Silver t'hOk(.> chain Laguna Hilb 51SI 1871 -------FOUNO Paar of pre.scn p tio n torto ise s h elf glusse!>. Vacant lot Ofl 1-·1owcr & fo'uf l(;'rton. behind Mesa Theater. CM. 541:1-4050 -------- Y u u m .1 y l> i' • o m " d1,trihutur lor n.1l1t.>nJllY .1rt~1·rtr!>ed ( 1~.1relll''. Marl horo. CcJml'I'· Sllkmi., Kooh Kl·Ot. 1-'oUnd Large llusky type do..:. ma l e. V I <" lirookhurst/ Yorktown 1 luntington Bch. 963-4063 Pall Mall. ttr You ma~ l..ose:.om elhmg valuable'' kl•t•p your prl'M'nl Job. Place an ad m our Loi.I 11tart part tam<.' Jnd c·x and f'r>und <'•ilumn' pand to full ume later 1r That s where !>('<>pie look F'ound. Bracelet on Pac you desert> To quatiry when they've found i.n Ci.I. Hawy., CdM Call you mw.\ haH• auto, J 1temofvalue. 64()-89<14.-~·----- rew hour~ !>pare It m•' . 1da~ 11r l'\C•i.1 Jnd cash llasines~ . ~s . rnvc!>lm1:nt or Oppoi twWty 5005 0p,.,.t_..., SOOS PLAN I , . • $2.697. ••••• •• •••• ••• •• • •••• •• •••• •• •••••• • •••••••• •• -Pl..AN ll •• S:J.950. --------------... PLl\NN 111 . S6.oo<l HO SEWMG HO EXPRIB4Ct for mon· rnformll lion MO INVESTMENT !lend naml'. .iddrcss Jnd phom· numh<'r In METHOl'OLITAN TOBACCO COMPANY Cigarl'llc 01v1s1t111 lfi:I PI) Bo~ 577. H\\:>Cl'lX'.ld. {.;/\ !H770 GUARANTEED INCOME U ,Sl4 Pttl MOtfTH FUU TIME Hewpori a.och 3869 ·avail 10/t. 64S-9337 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LG 3Br. 2Ba. frpk. fam 2Bdrm.2ba,w/allbltns. •IESB.ECTIVE• Rentds to Shere 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pll IM t: B~~ct\ rt h u r --llKE SHOP 104 PfR MOl'fJM ,AaTTIME: .... --:::::---Streams. waterfalls. a pine forest. Among Orange County's most spectacular adult apart- ment communities. 1 & 2 bdr .. 2 bath. Move--in ready. Offices open 9 to 6. ~reek "~ 1300 Aoo"'5 Ave. Costa Mesa 540-1300 • PlnECREEH 2300 Fairview Rd Costa Mesa ~5-2300 MediterraneanViUag •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grassclotb wa Ucovering •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk-in closets •Balcooies, patios •Park-like landscaping •Swimming pools, J.!CUui •Lighted tenn.ls courts •Minutes to freeways & beaches I l&IOOM I ... OOM & DIM J •-2 • TOWMHOUSI Adult.ft Only Office Open Daily 9 to 6 Ci} C714l 117alOJO 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif. rm. deck. dbl gar. adlts, W1TH PIER Ir D()Q( Gaan a r elia ble OrFICESPACE Established 5 yr'> . an Contact Louise Dahl. llunt. Beach <1hoppan g no pets. Nwpt Hgts $425 (or 30' boat or two 20· roommate. 645·7464 CORPORA Tl'; REAL TY Ctr. Owner retanni;:. mo. 673-1668 boats. Ll.ke new thru-0ut •SHARE A HOME• 2 car gar. plus 2 addl ·1 1 SHARE 2 Br. 2 ba apt. o(f.street guest parking Cut doW.. l•---97•5•·088R----•I ___ A....:gc...ent 673· 7300 --------VETERINARIAN Ma tu.re bus woman pref spaces. $850. mo. Jacobs lst/last 644-8430 bel 10 Realty Uviftq bpettMS! AM __ ..:;._ ______ Share ahonleoraptment SS75. Delux upper, 3 BR. h.w.~£.0JATt.S UHl..tMJrr;o VIA L I D0·2 Hr 2 Ba . 2ba.sundk.bltns,crpt'g, ~ waterfront , avail. now. Wtr & trash pa,d. Adlts. Uk>~~~ ~R ~11102. Bein~ redecorated. 12S c., ~ n_,...=',wq WI NTER R EN T A L ~ ~t. Ownr on prop 832·4134 Since 1971 ~Fr~1.~Sa;.;;;.;.t ~&~Su:.::=n~·--------------SJ75/Mo.3Bdrm.clooeto f'e m a le, room m a t e beit c h . W at1trf r ont Have something to sell ? employed to share t"X· Homes63l·l400 Classafiedadsdortwell penses '° CdM. refs ....... hoct. 3140 ....... IHch 3140 _542-41111 __ . ----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ke nnybunkport? Wasn't he the Ambassador from Austra liaunder Teddy Roosevelt? ~no~ ROOMMATES Shar1-N-SC1Ye Enjoy more. Pay less! All Ages & Lifestyles We Check References CGIS4'94212 Male will share 2brd furn apt with female. $25 wk CM 556-2772 I ON THE WATER Deluxe 5'1ites: 638&1750SqFt Lido Mcriaa VlllOCJe Mr«port 6 75-8662 Desk s pace, $75. Xlnl Beach Blvd location 842· 1418 or 842-!;405 PRIME COSTA MESA of fitt. on Newport Blvd. Bkr. 646 3928. 613-517!1 .....s Retltd 4450 ....•.... ,. .......•.... ShoppftcJ Cewtw Space For~~• Cal DCMt Woock 640.5470 If you re not sure wtlO (or What) KennybunkpOn was. oon·r feel bad-you're not alone Kennybunkport 1s one.of 14 d1stmctrvety different apartment tloorplans at Seawtnd Village 1n Huntington BecJCh. Seawind Village Is a result of totally personalized professional planning The kind of attentioo you deseM Mlddle·aged F w/car to ---------s hr 2Bdrm. 2Ba apt-. Finances ~~~~~able. --c·o-M•M•ER-C-IA•L--1 HOU Sf CASH FLOW! On1nit1: Count v .\nr ma I Ho:-.prlal 1•)111~ i•qmppcd JI r l" .. 11 ~ 1· I 11 r ,11 1.n n . 0" n 1• 1 I 1 n .111 t' 1 n ~. $4511.0110 75:! I '120 ~ QUAIL A,~~,~~~- to,-Til 8.30 ,,M,I FAST FOOD Pnmc Lm· an I\ Mart ptaia tJnhm1tt·•I 1x11cn- u:il Hy own1·r $28.500 For inlo li-1<! !'ttl:!f• day:., S40 77')1;1H.'l!I IOlil)t·Vl':> MJ\(;lllN ~: S llUI' nets $JO HOl~ (' .1 II I' .1 u I. 54R tU1i:t. ,1J!1•nl F a.!>1 ... otld !'ll;uHI :O-wp( tk'h "" r c;r1,: .. 1 lt1l'.1lron on lwh bo.mlwullc 1\sk in)! Sl7.50tl c .1,.h :0..1!.• by o"ttl·r. l'nll Sum iw1; \'\113, morn 7 \M••,\~1 \'\IC:. 6l'M IOPM A perfect blend of nature and llvmg- nestle<l in a forest wrth babbhng brooks and quiet ponds. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Acid to that tennis courts. SW1mm1ng poolS. a .iacuu1 and a convement loeatJOO near snopptng and employment and you·ve gor a place anyone would prOUdly call home. (Even Kennybunkportl) One and two bedroom. one and two bath adult apartments from 5290 00 Male in SO's desires pvt ror lease. $600 mo s room & bal.h tvery clean, rooms + office gara~e. In NB or Balboa 761-3477 Cun r"'model to swt. 17"" ... " "' Bll'\I Ol'!.~ Htl· .1>. ~·on NOW! Non clg.smoker , 1\J.'llln,CM. s1dcrl'd (>I I 11·1· 1n ·sv.'16!U~.,~ t 5555 Huoungron VII~ Lane ~nttngton Be<KTI. U (714) 898--996t From tnt San Otego F~ Orne north on 8Nctl to McF~. lh«I west on Mcfaddel\ to SNwtod VIiiage FurncsfllnQS aYarlatlie . ~ &ily 10 AM 'ti( OOSk. mdlow F to 11hr 2Bdrrn Tn·Harbor Realtors Riy.idh. Saudi Aruh111 apt.. $160/mo. 2 blks lo 646-32!>5 Art 71414!>4 6MX bch & Lown. Sharon, I~~~~~~~~~~ ------ 494-7372, af\ 5. Storefront. JOO ~q. rt .. Npl. Penin $200 Mo. Agent 615 1642 Slora~e yd t00x130 w1dbl 2 girls nd 3rd to sbr 3.Bdrm hae in Dover Shor~' U 6Slmo. Females only 642·1506. 111.1r Re1tr 2484 Newport Fem rmml wanted to shr RI ~ 642 3490 hse '" C.M. $160/$lSO Stor r r rent $255 Call +share uUI 3 BR. 2 bu. aft~ r~t 546 ??9!1 ll2 B 1': ITg pvt backyd, ci nccess t8t.h St CM to handball. racquetball,·_----- tennis en.a + open aru Cumm'l Bldg Could bt' tot' Joggin1. 4 m l frm r t'lltlluranl 642-5511. Sid bch. No pets please. Call 48$ Old Newport Blvd, Patrick, 64S-8737 CM ' LIDO VILLAGE IOUTl9UE C:ri•at location on "Thl· Bay"' Rnr<• opport uml~ lo IOV('Sl '" 8 ,MOin~ hui.1 nl'~' Rcducc-d to S1~.1)()0 IS 10'.'ll llarrlet J>erry 64Ul2.15 • c-..1. Furnishes ent1fely new tyoe ot uitra mooem vend1nq machines and 100 Quahty toca11ons 01us all supplr~. rnsurance trcensmg. training all4!f"'Caortal for e)tpans1on after 90 (jays. You w111 t>e stiown csocumanled proof 11'\at the average 1oca11on has 662 customers per month and we start yau with 10 locations Tiie l 'flllprn111t 01~ REESE'S RALLY KIT IC.AT HERSHEY IARS Mil GOOOIAI Md IUllLE YUM The Nahon s Larges• Selling Contection A~W: Must be able to devote 20 tl<>urs a rnonth 10 lh1s busrness have a sincere descre to e>pefate own business be or sound character and have aaeQuate wonung cao1ta1 Preterence will be show n to thoSe 1ndrv1dua1s w1lhng to start on a part trme basis. at 1ea,t until •hey demonstrate 1he deoondab4hty we reQuire Not afhhated w11h HerShey Foods Corp or Lifesavers inc In Co,te MiKo C .. Mr. W. 0...-17141 •4S.4140 ~.T..-y,w,-.*Y...,, URI..-. llltwMH°"" c~. 0.. CMny Hll, Clilln'y Hll. H.J. 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I 1111: 1•m 11 u11111t·nt l'll':tl>l' Phone for .JPPl Ln CCJ Vl' l'<tmb11wd expert t>ttt'l' COOKS DAYS tu i:mplO)'(•ment devt.>IOP· ,1111111,.11 ,, ••Ltll• hl.1111~ ltt\I'' .1111111111 l1t•111llC '1" 1°111111111~· ll:0-11.1'1 1 \\1tl~h l 1\\I l',illMr H'm1111lor11p llestaurant.tl4G·~it> WE WANTY()t,,•··· mentdl'pl. 00TOl4001 SlSO II I\ II I fl I t 11 I I 1"1.d l um•' App!y In ... • '' J\I v11111 11' rt1•111111 11 •' 1111 'l'\I l hvr 111\'\I 11':\I µ111n11111•111 t 7 1 1 1 ad pitldbycmployt>r '11 .. "'11.t "•1'' '" \11 "'" k1i•i.' 1.11111, 11111.tl 1 . .11 lt«l1.tlil1 '""' 111oln·1 m:1 :11:111 Bus •FILE CLERKS ri:r~on . =1·1•11i "· COJ!o l • 'M1 I •1111\ l'1 lotl ""' 1'11 '" "t•1' .1' .111 i111 I\ llwy, Cornn1. dl'I M.11 " " ""1111 .111 11 ~1· 1.n11 •FfGURECLERKS ... t<> I ··~· I II 1., 1\11 ··I l I I .111 :-..1,,111 1111 IH lll IMPERIAL Drivers •TYPISTS .11u11 Pl'lll 1-:mplovl'r •....•....••...•....... DIET ARY AIDES S,lrttuol R..act~r I" I • "1 t-11 11111111• IC• t I "·"'' 1. ""Ill• 1'\1 11\ 111 '"'-°'' II\' ll\!'11111·.IC t11'l·tl1·d 11111111·11 111\ 1111111. i.:11 b J SAVIMGS & LOAN Stdrt s4.S56/hr. L:.rgun,j *SECRET ARIES At l'Oll\ hosp1t i.i l Day & PM Sh11tb. \\ill tra m ASSEMIURS ~ "' 111111 ,.,_ ••••. t<l'l \\t:-.1. '1 "''''I .. l\•hJillll•"' I " \I ,, I UI I )\)It J ll '1 'I l111 ill I 71 00 ···•······•••·········· ACCOUNTING Cl.Hie TlAlt4H \\1· ... 111 11.1111 \11111\ • 1111 \1 ,, I L ' I I! " I '.o hh lhJI ...... I 1111.1 I \I Och Uniried School 0 1s ~ ' "1"1 f> 1 1 11 ' \l 1';11ual Opport11n1t v lnct Call 4!>4 IJ~ti ext •WORD PROC OftRS I '111 I' \I M .1t11 I l' 217 •ICIEYPUMCH '""l'""'1hlt· mu,..1 hJ\l' t~mployt>r M11-·111 .:... •-X REC£9T COOKS Slabll' employment. X.lnl For lluntingtt1n Ti:..rr~ct> benefits. Appl). 144.> n•11remenl home Some Supen or . N.B. 111< .. 1;' ''I I If 111.: • 1111(11k•n11.t1, 11u11"·1i1111 A It 10·1 I JI \\,,11111111 J1IPp I 11 h•l•111 I' & t•tltl • •'-"ll•tn1•1 11111u\ \1u• l lw .1hlt' lu "I" r "'" fll 11•1 111 1h11~ rl l;I • h .... 11111 h1<11~ ~ .... ·1no,.· • '"" 1tu+u ••f • , ''"" ,\ "· ··11111~ \I'( \10-.1 ... • ·-' '""" Jhf· \1 1111 I 11 IJirn 11 .hlpm \Int 1·11 llHOA & VICKI OvkollMcn~ ~the Fu" o f It' '-I\ 11\L 11 I tt 1h., t t 'l .. L •I( 1 \ I U I' 0 \II I\ 11' I 1 \ 1<1 • I 11 .. ..,.,". -~• 111111 t11lfl•lu1 1111 \ • l'lt lltt jHlh h,"1· I l'll \ I .. " .... " l •. ~ I .1 " ~t'l>)ll)ll~ 111·111 111• 11111 1.et 11,.,j 11,fl I I.'"' & "' •Ii ACCOUNTANT :-.hen ,lt·1·H· I Hw lou • 1 1•mplo)l!l' r1rin 111J1111•· 1 '"'"'r 01 knu ... h·ui.w pn· lt•fl l'd l'hl! WtllJI 11 Cum µ:.rn y S~IJ ~:! 11 Jo: II a-: M .. i\1•c11un11n.: <'lt'rk , ":I.I• l11 ........ ,:.1 w µay roll & a1•t•t ·~ Aoemblyman \I u ' I 11 I ' • ' 1J 1111•1 h.11111 .ii .111l1lu1l1 \\ ht ,1l1f1 lq l11llr•"' tJlt t I l 11111 I '11 ,,.., , .ti I \11 '" ... ,Ill ' .... ' ••••• \ 1111111\ ·~hi "'" 11.•• t ,... _,, ••• ,,,, 1t1f1 p1•1 m '"' 111 "'"'" I \I ,,, ,, ... )II ASSEMILER 8.ECTROMICS 2 vr .. rr11n l'\lk"f "'"' I I II 111 \ I I 1 I l ' l I II II .1 I >.y:.ll•m,. 111 I 1111lihl n Xl11t l.lt.·n1'11t~ I 11 .1111!l' l'•1 .urµurt ar1•a l'.ill IL•)' <.;1trnun. 557 0051 \'JI 11•h II Ii Mt! 3'16J ... .. .. I Campus •PDSOHMEL CLKS 11/\HY~l I l't-.IC lkfort· .incl .11!••1 ,t·hool CdM l-'11•111 'whl I >i..1 67:1 :1\188 t '\I'' t..t 1 '•111:1 ti\' BABYSITTER "-tll\ I\ IW .! IMI\ ._ :tl(l' II & ht \111n \\ 1•d l"ra :• 111 , Ml :\1\ h111111• .\h·,J 'l:u I '. ' II .1 ll l' I II ( ,, " I I :H!I ;11'1'1 UJlt\ .. lll\'I lll'l'l.ll'll J JU,, :-.1,;n Ft t ""' 11 t·.ir . l~M llf-IJ Ht1rh,11 J d~'>'" l>I:? l'l<l:I <'\ ,., UJnking TELLER 1-'or 'aVllll!'i & Loan. ;\ol•wpurt U1.'UC·h Bram•h \ 1;, l.1t.l11 1 l.11!hl lYPIO~ rL·1.1u1n·d 1-.,..perien N• prdl'rrt•d E JCl•1•lll'OI ben1•fii.. and ).!111111 work 111..: 1•11\ ironm1•nt I'll-a., .. l'.•ll Mr l<)man lor ·•IJ puullnlt'nl 1111 1 ti7:1·3130 IMPERIAL SAVINGS & LOAN An F;qual Op1.10rtun11y Employer M, Fi ii --------- 14ATENDER S•ervisors •OJtDH CLERKS Laguna Beac h llr ~h •HOSTESSES School SJ.2l!l hr Apply 550 Blumont. Laguna Beach -------- CAREER SALES Oran~e Co Cumm1s!<.111n plu.' training .illov. an('l' ~·nd resum e lo John r l'rnto 1360 ~ Anaht'tm Ulvd. Suit(' 105 i\nahc1m , Ci\ 92805 CASH CARD COMES TO C.U.IFORNIA! For Newport lit Jt'll JOd South County rall \'1ck1 I lt·~ton 111 Jan Pt•lt1er 557~760 1-'ur Cenlral di North Or:.rnge Cuunty C:.rll Karen Power .. 731 5021 MO FEES EVER!! ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES knowlt>d~t> reQ 'd Will Donut Shop. P /L1me AM trarn CJll 848 8811 or Girl. No exper nee App. 847 3515 ly. 135 E. 17th St, C.M Coc*sHl'tfMr P11tmc Sat/Surr a rtn 5411-S."8.S U>:.mcl1t'" 40 ~'<lplt· nl'l'dl'd tu ll•t.rn di tcJlh proft·i.,10ndl makl' up ll'l'hn tque" 1-\111 p.1rt ltml· L1\LRA LYNN (.'OSM l-:Ttcs 1-'or •,PPl r.111 7:11 0561 Couple 10 munagl' tiS umt apt romph•x in co,.ta Mes <t llu:.b ;.nd m ay hav<> part t 1m l' Jo b Gross S650. mo. 631·2950 DRAFTEI Orange Co bas ed int ·1 lead<>r 1n medical d e VII' t.' !<. 1' S t' l' k I 0.: d drufter 2·4 Yr!-t•.xper '" nle1'h I drd ft1nK P rt'p<t nn.: t'ogu1ecnng drJ w1ng:.. & h:-.lJ I rom l'n~rneen n& notes. s kt>tchcs. layoub & instruc t1or.~ ncce"~ T rade or tech'! ~\·hoot background pref'd II ·you quuhfy please r ail for a n interview c>r sub- mit resume to Pe rsonnel Adm1n1s trator . Shiley OANCEOFFUM o.'Ufi(J.., 1-;ut'11d '\11Jlh·1m ~: x 1 1l111 K r 1·, 11r<t 1 n I! .>IJ 1 l l'l 11:.ry.1hlt'. I-' T t 'M ,,,..,, _______ ._ __ H.J1Jyi.1ltt•r m y hol114.' Mttn thru Fri :!PM ~PM . Nl·wport F:l<'m Sl'ho11I ..in•:1 ~lart Sc11l I llh 5-IH IQ<IX AC'l'eptm~ app1irJt1ons. t•xper'd bartender Day !>h1ft Apply 111 person. 3-Spm , .l 11 M uc:. ltestaurant. 10142 Adam~ We nc<..>d 10 top sale:. Pl'O pie imm ediately. Call 955·CASll ClOSSIHG GUARD Sc1en1tf1r Corp. PO Boic City or F'. Vly $2.85 hr l.:1!1503. I rvine. Ca Apply imml'<i. Personnel _97_9--0500 __ . _____ _ MASSAGE FtGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y Oys, ~YH, hr 631 -2140. COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS * \llllr numl>l·r 1•l•'<ll>l' c·Jll hJt·I. 213 4ZI 75211 I ,11\ c• l'urnl & l><tllll\ 54!1 iz:111 cl:')"· .. i..110 .. t•\es bMHHS.3 t\l'l'lllll Hkk 1'111! TEMPORARY lt.-1:1sll'r Today 111 l411rk 1m 1 :tn uul't :i1·111u111111u fl. b1111kkl't'P111i: J""'i:fl 1111•111~ Work 1·111,, ... 111 your humt• F1~url' Clt•rk~ to Sr 1\l'l'oun l,•nts nt>c1h•1l ttrruoul OranJ(I! Co KOl)('rl I lalr"· Al'l'(IUll\t'm~ ~IS M:iin,Sll.'501 Nf'l Tuwt.•r. Unum 13:.ink In The City of Ortinl!l' 714 11:1.5.4111:1 Woult.I lh1• 11 .11 i..,•1 "ho ---------- "'llrtc:<l<1'1l lh1· 1 111l..1·r ltrt' ----------1 .11111 •. ,,,,,, ... ,,.It ·'' tht· fhrtfl\ Sh1·ll !'!r.t1111n l 1111 ;it.•d 11n "·•ll'll.1 .•• U.tl\' Ill lh• I '11 \ t•I '\t.HI I 11111 1111 .! .!•· i.1 111···"' 1•wn1• l11r ..... 11 ti "" lw pro m ... 1·'1 h~ 1'.11 11111: 1\l t11rnt·y \l\'ln \1 1 ·.,,..,..11h .11 7M·ll:!.'t !+ol:U \1.rn w1lh :tH '01111111: ho:.rl .... ints p.1rt1wr riir w•irlll 1·ru1'>l' Mr Ila w .. 1111 i l4-ti75 7815 •\CCOUNTING CLERK PLEASE SEE OUR AD "PRODUCTION CLERIC" IM TOD4Y'S ft APER. CARL KARCHER a.TetPRISES. INC 17141774-5796 i-;qual Opµ Emplyr M / F L!.allyl't1llcr nct•dl•t.l unmccl tor •·~ yr lioy II :111 :!•:\Cl .\I I''. 1:..it; :1642 A \'C, Hunt Bch. ~:qual Oppor EmployH llahy,.1tll'r m.1l urt'. ----. CASHIER tFoodl r /ltml' El(prr pref't.l 0:.r ys & n11;ht :1 Ncwporter Inn 1144-1700 H1rk cl(t 516 ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS lll't'tll'll ti•r ll'.•l·hi•r ., 1 vr &•auty I lair ~lylt,.l lll•t·d~ 11.iui:hll'I' Mon Tho·r . ass1,,um1 DcCul 1l.11r , _________ _ K 1\ M 1 ;101' M 1. t l <' Ut!"1l:n . NB ~5S :!I JO We ere upondin9 o ur Au..,,.,.y D~mrnt and are looaclncj for in- di•icMals who poHess 1-2 yNn UfMriettce solderinq small elec· ~c compoMtlh un· h 11 u" ''kl' c I' 111 .i: •• o" n llc~1uly sal1in-111 CM ncl·th t::m~. m y hnmt· CJI~ IJl'l hair ,,tyh"t' Gu..rn i 1:!·41 M tl:.111.1 Ml• 3.'>0a rnmm ~ :1441i H aby " I I l In I: I J. l ru•;,\UTV ll:it r Culler tl ou i.l'kl'epin~ ror w1i.oml· fo llow1ni: ~~~~hl~r ~·~~ f~~;.1:11.Y N~d Man1<·ure" A:.Mstnnt GoodSal IJ.l5·3363 Will 1£•ach Sa:.s oon ----methods. <:all 21st Ccn dft-o ffticroscofM and/ ---------tvff' I ct I &nkml! °" s tnq e e r on c PROOF OPERA TOR components on PC ~. t-:Xl'k'r r1•11u1fcd -I 1 h-.1 ... " • J II I l " r 1 !> .\l1lt•hl'll .11 f1Sil 5:!!10 rur Lury Hair fM<!.53ff t BIOLOGIST £kccnl Rr:id. challl·n~in.: 1)0 ... 11100. rl':-umc~ ~.\·1S, 1531 :O.lonru\'la. Su1ll' E. NL•wpnrt llt.·ac·h !Jltit.i:I T'Mse positions offer excellent solories ond co mpany pa i d bene-flh. plus the en· joyment of workin9 with conqenial people i n a modern ot• .in 1n1t·n tl'W :1pfll ----------UNION BANI( 1, llJ Nl·wporl Cl·nler Ur \l•wport BeJl'h 1'.qu01I llppor Employc·r mo sphere. Interviews •1•J:.r•n•k•1•01!•, ------ wiU ~ arr~d for NOTE CLERK your convenience 1-\Jll llnw 11pemng 11111ur throughout the week. N II off1l'1• for Pl·rs un Coritact! with bunk null' r h·rk l'\ per Good ,.;ilary & BLUE JEAN JOIS If you h11\ 1• a c·ar & ph(llll', W(' hllVl' th\• Jl)bl- MUsl hl' rl'11 ahlt• & will 1ng to work long & 'hort ll•rm ;i~o;1g nm1•nl s E 0 E Vtt'lor T1•m poranc~. S:W.i-11520 Cashier PARKING LOT CASHIER 6 Mos to I yr expcr Pleasant pe rs onality Outgom~. well g roomed. hr!.9 6 Good bener1ti. Call 644·3389 9am 'tit noon THEllVIHE S50 Nt.>wPort Center Dr Newport Beach i-;qual Oppor F.mploycr Child tare. M:.rture \\OITl:l!iXJ')l·r m mfanl can • ~. to lll'l' 1n for .1pp wk ~lurl {)l:l I. $22,j wk wk &Hi·~!I tluldcan· l11·l' m, I :-.m:ill 1 duld ok II II art'a Hm. b o a r d . .. m w ,1 ).( t· 8411 3().111 ClllLD CAH .. ; Tue & Thurs a rter M'hl ror boy 1. 548·5267 ·------ •c• ... •.E•R•l•C•A•L-----1 De pt. 10200 S i a lt'r. Draftsman. building. ht · ,, 96.'.1·8321 F..O. E "· d 1ng °' po we r cs1gn 'us~dian :.ubsl1lull ~. Eleclr1·Pla nne rs Inc . So. Santa Ana. 5411-4944 day shift f'lnly S47~'h r 1 ________ _ Apply in per!.on Foun Tht' Nrwport Bt.'at·h or tam Valley School U1s· fire or j rrutjl\I 1'J Vtnt.:l> dt tnct. I Lighthouse l.n. loan 1s uffcnnf: an ex f"V Co1nl'r N<>wl and' t'l'llent growth opporLuni Tllllx>n f1hni: dl•adllnt• ty Selected apphr anl 918/7R E 0 i:: ESCROW TRAINEE w1ll ut'l as recepuom:.t• Ol\Y CARl::TEACllFo'.R t y pis t . a nd provide - rll'n cal a ssis ta nce rn Irvine. 18 or older. l::~pr opening . closmg .ind pro pref. 552-7494 cesstn~ escrow. One year DELI HELP 1-'llll·llmc general offi ce ex· TradewindsOeli 6710 W pcnente :md t}'.ptng of SC Coast Hwy. N 8 · wpm are rcqwred This---------- pos1t1on orrcri. a good D.ti M•..,-T"'~ Mar1.1!1g salary. Cl(Ct.'llcnl S3 25 to start. Percentai:l benefits mcludmg profit of proht pos~lbll Call shanng. and ideal work Sharon, 54~ 142'.! mg 1·ontJ1t11>n~ Pll'ui.t ------ upply al Oehvcry Po!> rm )OUn~ MARINERS SAVINGS 1515 Westd1ff Dr Newport B<'arh 642·4000 l::qual Oppty Employer m:in. phyi.11·all)' :.rbll' 111 14 arehou11l' & deh vl'r)'. $3.25 hr Mart. must bl' nt•al a pPtanng & bunda · bit>. (;Iran dn1110~ ret• & Cahf. Lie. 835·8422 Oehvery Onver. II ri Cd dnvinl! r ec. neat ap· CLERK peara nr£' Costa MCl>ll Glf'TWRAPPER Bluepnnt. 1550 Supenor . Liquor. wrne. ~tft ~hop CM . ~·5571 back~round. abrltty to ---- DRIYHS Men or wolllt'n 2S y r:. or older Know lhc cuu .. 1 c1ues. Net $ lllO a week or more. Orange Co;.i~t Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt Herrmann. F o untain Valley cNo or Sla ter b c twn Newhop e &. Euclid I DRIVER WANTED SUNDAY ONLY T n d <•I 1 ' c• r D ,\ i L Y PILOT bundle~ Lo 1·dr ncri. in Laguna Bc:.rcn a rea Requires \'U n or h1rgc ~tatwn wagon und a good dnvlng record Call '42·4321 Ask for D•Wl•-.s f;qual Opporlumty Employer DR IV HS Touch of Oou MODELS M ... _.,~ hcorl Ser,lce '75-0062 Ou1c.all l>l EC JI( l'lt>J"t' •·all 111111 .)56 277:! ACCOUNTING I CLERK TI11., JlCll>lllltn rt'ljUI I l':. J m1ntmum 111'\3 n·ar ... ,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• j)l•n1·n11 · in r~ prt•11:.r1 a 5400 EDWARDS l~·m·f11s PACEMAKER SYSTEMS 1!12.:l !'! 1-. :\1.1111 lrv11ll'('\ l)I\ l"Ull 111 ,\Ml-:111~·,,, llOSl'IT1\l.S l "l'l'I. \ l'UR l'lll< \THI' E11ual Opp Empt\ r .\I I-' TELLER I mmt:dlJle Ol'etl lor J p.irl 11ml' h.111k ll'lll·r Expertt•nn & fh·x1bll· hour. lll'l't'""J" lll'Pt'll i cl.1l11hl) ,, mu-.1 Aµphc·,1111' "ihuuld C11111.11·1 Blueprirll pcr ::.on for arch1lci:t ·s o re Du 1.•r· rJnds. Must he rco;p Good trans p a mui,t 8·5. SJ llr 631 1700 lootlui~r Cuslvm yard need~ lt>:.rd lammutor Sailboat ckrk hardwart· & f1 n 1:.h t arpenlt:r~ P Squan •d R11als. 541 2H73 IOA T CLEANING The Sctond M :.rte Al>Ov<' 14'all'r dl·un1ni.: Ladtl'!l full lime· 6-12 067 1 CIULD CARE/LIVE IN 2 sch a.ic children. Lt Hsk Pvt rm & bth. Ideal for Student or graodma . Nr bo-'ies N 8 759·19-15 CITY OF NEWrORT HACH Ila\ opcn1n~o; 1n the follow111,1t du11:.1r1rut1on:. A..ctit Clerk $792-$962 per mo Reporti; to fmante direr tor, prcpurl'l. ret'ord., & reviews f1n anc aal & statistical records. Req ~ 11.S. & 4 yrs c lertcnl ae counting cxper 1nvolv 1n~ double adjusl1ng bk· kpngentneci hand.le custom gift wrap. Debveryperson. PIT. NO ping. 548·9:114, Ha rold. Oower shop. Must be 18 ~. 751-4705 Clerks·Acrtg 1-'ast. ar curatc. will tram FUii Delivery man for early time . S:l 2j +:::ood AM L.1\.T1mes home d e· be n c f 11 " J t' an n 1 c hvery route Adil!) only 979-0115. CM 2'? hr!> day. no collect. 10 1: M !>l have £'l'onom1ral l'i.lr West/ CLERKS UTOTEM llB area 63fi·012f; Dental Ass't chd1rs1de. Roy Car ve r RoUs ROY<'e-• 1s takm~ applicat.Jon,, for quaithed d r ive rs ror p1C'l~up & dell v(•ry of Roll!-Ro} res Apply to Durrell Sll'klt at Roy <.:ar•er Ro1:i. Royct: & BMW. 1540 J J mboree Rd . l\ltwpo r l Beot'h 640·6444 .---------•I lion .inll prot·ess1ni: uf .11 1'<111nt1> l'AYAHLES .11111 SINGLE? 1u:n:1 VA111.1-:~ l'.ill lNTHC>V IE\\: !111 tlw tnlt'll1,1t1•n1 61 <11s l'rt•1•l ltt•t't'nl hal'k~('ound mu>.I way 111 m1'(·I n, .... ""IJ.!lt• h:t\'l' lx>t:n 111 a <lalu pro l.'l'(lllll· 75<: ~..i 11 l'l'~~mi: c•n\ 1ronrn1•nt f11r ----------1 thl' Prt'11ar;it111n of .1nrt 1n 1.M l·tnlroduc·l1ons for ... e I 1· c· 1 1 v ,. " 1 n .It I 1• .. l'crSOllHh7.t•c1 770 t04 ... JOIN CENTER CLUB IT'S SOCIAL •PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAL •AND FUN FOR ALL AGES LOW MEMBERSHIP FEES Call 9. 5-0700 ~aft! ....................... Schoott & IMtruction 7005 ..•.......•.•.......... REALEST ATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS •Cr11:.h <.:our«e ll''a tl.ibl<' • M:.rll•nal~ µrov1dcd •sin d 11 1• Io l> s <'" r '> r µen.onahtcd mstructwn •Choose own tustt> day 11111 111 1111r in h11u1>C' 1·om l)Utt'rsy:.tcm We oirt: J i.:rowmJ.! 1·or poration with multiph- 1ltv1s111ns cmunufoc•tur ml! I and a 11r11J.:rt'""' 11e att1lulll'. 11fft·nng .111 l'\ t·dlenit l'Omp1.·o~J l 1t1n pa r ka~e 1nt·lud111..: rn1'lltc·.11. d1•nt.il 11(1• 111 ~uranrl' ono pnlf1l .. har in~ 111 llw right '"'n c11dall' Cht:t'rful "'"rk111J.! 1•11· \lrvnmenl ancl r1M1m fur Pl'r"'in.11 grmHh, l•H• We are t lo-.t• tu l 'OST,\ MESA and l hl' •105 frt>eway Apply in µcr::.on or (':.rll for further l.ll" tmls 17141 546-560 I ETC C~tMllls :~11 S. Su~an Slrt't'l Sunla Ana. C1\ !.127114 Equal Opp Emply r 1\1 F Air Nalaonnl Guard lmmed openinRS 1n F.ll-1· tron1cs. Mcchan1t·s, Ad m inis t r at ion. <:om muruc3tions or Wl'ath<·r F'o reras t•n$! No 1·x pcr1enre r<>qu1n·d Wi: will i;cnd you to lh1• ht•:.1 schools. Ml•JI~ & bo:ml provided + $397 50 'wr m onth t o starl (':ill C8llforn1a Air !'l.attonal Guurd (7 141 979·7:163 nr 919-1343 for in format 11111 & rught cl,1sst'" J\ pcr'\on to pick up m, • Plal•cmcnl up lo II()•. i:h1ldn•n m CM :ll J 00 & commiss1c>n bnng t.hem to mt honw .. 'rCl' J Wl'l'I.. Salt'" Tr:unm~ Call For Detail1 111.1003 491..0442 Kall'lla Kcal f'~tute SChool 320.11 Cnmmo ('a pistrano San Juan Capu,trono In NB & slay ttl 6 00 M 0 n f' r I 6 ·1 I 7 h .') K 1144 0021..ca rolyn APPLY NOW!!! High comm w pres11.:1• Income Tax St'rv11:1 Complete Train mg T:1x Corµ of l\mcnca $.')2.9600, !W8·38.CJ8 910\t Guit.ar/pluno lessons by ---------- College Instr. I hr les~on APPRAISER 11 wk P rl v or Group X.lntoppor. tn Villa Park ra tei.. Call Albe rt for indlv. w/a1111ra1~al 1136 4620or 675 1001 exper Benetil!I ini•ludl' -ro. l':lr . fully paid hfl' Jobi WClltt.d1 7075 mt.od & dcn\al ms. wont ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11h11rlng & honm. Cu II Work1n~ Mother' A·I River11ldc (I I 686fl0t10, house l.'le11nl na lady bl's t ext 168. ~quul Oppor ul rcfcrenl'Cll W111h d11y Employer tNOrk, work h~1· Joh Asst Activity Di red or I" t1mt• l<l'l 1rt•nw11t n• :-.11lc•nn· l'all X.17 :l!'il~1 Tim Peralto ll1·~11111al \ H'l' l•rt .. 11l1·n1 MANUFACTURER'S BAHi< 1:..'0I Uo\'e SI. N B 17M I 7!'12 0000 E.U E ATTENDANT Wrtrk w ht1n<111·ap1wO aclull)I Slrnni:. a~i.1..,1 111 ----------balhroorn 1(·1•d, g l'll I U;111k111g l'leanup Min hr 14 ,1gc• 1 TELLERS bc11d1ti. ~>116 ~.wo t ln11t•cl W1• art' prcs<'nlly ~c<'kmi: (\•rebral l'<i by <'XPl'rtcnrc<l 'ft'lll'r~ 1n •AUTO LOT PER SOM ~:xpenl'nt·t•d JX'l "11111 111 "'l' will tram lmntt'lhal•• 1111t•n 1n i.: r>t·rm..i llt'lll (JOlllllVtl l'a I S.11t•' \11:1 for rnt1•rv1l·l4 BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE -.... .• r 1 r 1, u1 ' , "1 . 11 ·"". 837-4800 49l-4SI I i\ulumol1 vc· Lot Atffnd0ttt/ Service Ori •er ~ dy week. 1m ml'd llfll'll mit. xlnt wo1 ktral! nrntl S:.rlary oswn 1\11:-.:-.111n V11•111 Ctill Bill l .t~ht 831 288(1 Automotive Tuneup our Co!<.la Mesa offlct• (;oocl ftJ.?Ur(' a pl1t UUl' a nn 1·u.,\11ml'' r1•la1111n ... :.r mu,,1 We vHct .1 lo:IHlll SIJrt1111: l't0tlar). t'nmpll•menlcd h~ "flll·.1~.1nt work•nl! a t m1J'>Ph l'fl' t-:xl·clh•nl comµany paid IJt'ndth ('Jck.t~t' Appl) rn person hl'l Wt'l'n !I 00 a m .111d :1 uor m .. 1 2tf70 llurbor Hl\CI ~Jtle 205 Costu .\ll'~a 97tHWO CITIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA Mechanic Heeded St.:'urs Mob1k T1111l' up S..•rv1cl' Sal, l'omm. c·x PL·nst•:-. 1 m m .. n "lh'fl 1-;quul Opportuntly ml(s t'ht>nl' i52 21!~ for --•"•:m_p.lo•y•t>•r•M-1•F-- appt 1\UTOMOTIVI-. MECHAMIC TRAINEE --------1 Exrl!llent op1>0r101111 v Lii f'l."ink 11111 I ea r n f r o m m :.r , 1 l' r mechan1t· 5 da\ wclrk we\'k To~ot.1 Volvo Ill' .tier Ill Mt!<.Shlll Vtl'JO Call U11l l.1~h1 ul 1714 1 11.11 2AAll Aln'OMOTI \'I·. EXPERIEHCEO LOTMAM Musi havt> c lc.111 d11' 1111: .f e I' II r " ~ ... II tn l' mcch11n1l'.tl k1111wh•rig1• 25 to 30 hour-. u Wl't•k Som l' (I c iu 1' ti 1 t y 1 o !>C'hrduhn~ C11nt.1et Mr Oavr:;on ut ROY CARVER ROLLS-ttOYCE lrlMW 1540Jnrnborec Hood NEWPORT BF.ACll 640.6444 SECRETARY E\l t'llenr (lpporton1t \ for .1 w ell Rroomco. l'ar(•t•r-mmded ~l'crclltrv with '"mt• hankmg l'~ p 1• r 1 l' n t· t• G 11 o d :-hor1han1I .ind I vp1 n1: 'I. Ill' I 1'4UI rl'll You ·11 1·nJC1\o' "'urk mg 111 our 1r1cndly. l'oni:cn1JI almnsphrrr Wl• orrl•r :.rn l'X<'t'llt•nl :.alary and be nefit s pncka~e Pleasl' cull ror un appo1ntme nt ----- RONDF:H Lam10;1tc l<tyers of fbrgli. by sclt'Ct· 111~ & cutting frbrgls mist. Mtx calalybl mto resm work1rtl! sa turated mate ria l into prope r areus i\lsn install in. .ten or hners & keels. 5 yrs cxri $5.25 hr Take ad l o f'~ m p I o y e m l' n t Development Oc pl DOT 1106 68·1 a d p a id by employer RUOKKEEPEH lmmet.I opl'n1nJ(. P 1T Apply 111 person. Mon· l-'r1. 9·10. 3·5 Gulliver's Inc 18482 MacArthur Blwl. Irvine Bookkeepf'r Receivable Mature pe rl>on full & pt•rmanent respons1b1h L)' Oana P-Oml areu. Start ~alary SIOOO mo + fnnge benl'f1ts. Send detailed n>sume & work history tQ . 2626 S. Pullman "125. Santa Ana. CA 9270S Bookk cept>r ..f1Ch g p1llme i-:xper'd S ma ll bu!-C M /NB area 642· 1259 Bookke<'Plll.R POSTING CLERIC P art-l1m<> 10 2PM for Nwpt Uch Co .. 10 key by touch, good figure ap. l1tudc, varied duties· pO'>l1ng, A I P . A l R Phone Eleanor 752· 7591 IOOKICEEPIHG r lime. Bookkeep1nii. typmg and gen'I ofc ex pr required. CPA firm ex· periencea plus 645·6441 BOl>kkeepcr. f'.c. 20.30 hrs pr wk. exp pegboard & 1·omputc:.'r AR. thru tnal balanct>. 770-3422 Stor• l<Hper II $!)39.St 142 Per mo Performs a wide vun cty of store keeping func· lions. Req's 11 .S. & 2 yrs store keeping exper In· e l uding 6 mo ·s uutomottve pa rts work iR«JiftHriftCJ Ai* II $113li·Sl381 Per mf'l U nd e r d i r ec·t 1o n performs cni;itn<>ering draf11ng & d cs11(n work in the pubhc v.-orki. d<'pt Extensive pubhc ron· tact llcq's 2 yr'> rerenl exper performrnJ( l'1v1I engineenn~ draftrng Trtt Tri1M1tr I S835-SI015 Per mo Perfor ms :.i ~·arr ety of ground level duties rel al· ing to tree cure & matn· tenancc. Req's 6 m o's ex· per. in lree gardening or grounds ma int Groundtn11ft G_....,., S835·$101S Per Mo Performs varied gardl'n· mg & m 111nt work on as · s ig ned parks & other landscaped art>as. R<>q's 6 mo's cxper 10 gardt>n· ing, nursery or g rounds ma int work Operungs Now 1\\ a1 lable ror full or p/ttme t:lerks on 2nd & Jrd ~h 1ft s :-;., rxpe r n ect>ssa r y ~c tram. Advancement op portumlles to thos<> who quaLify For informa tion AO to our nea rest market f'lr contact the personnt:I orrm~ at l2442 Lampson Sl Garden Grove 537 ·4840 Equal Oppor Employer CLHK TYPIST 11\Sur Co. in N H seek· 1ng trainl'e for J CCt d ept. Perm pos Lit e ty ping Sa I S500 C ood r o benefit.s 833-8450 CLERK Theater t1rkN clt·rk ror mutua l a1?enty FUJI or --------- -11? day ... no Sat Salary l•--------- open CM S4f;·:JOOO_. __ D...t•Chaini• Aubt..t Ex per needed. 548·5588. DENTAL ASSlST/\NT· CJlAIRSID F. F.xper on. ty Plcai.ant ofc. Some expand e d du t 1c ~ Wesl m1nsl HB a rl'a . 894-3151 ------ DIEHTALASST 21·'2 Dayi; per wk Some Sals . 642·1050 DENTAL A.SST-Chr!i1de, 1-'IT Sal OPl'n frrngt• benefits. bl'h .trci1 Call 847-:!Sm DENT AL/ Auld. Expr'd. ru11 tu'OE' New El Toro Ofr. Call Tuesday !00-1130 Electl"'c1an MAIHTINAHCE ElECTRICIAH Orange Co. Manuf. co 11> orrcnnJ? a maint. clect n · rian pos ition to a can d1da lc who meets the following requ1rementi. •S Yr s + exper . 1n 1cchn1ca11mech 'I e lec· tncal repairs & mslalla lions. •Ab1hty to lroubleshoot & repair •Willingness to perform variou" m aiot~n anc·,; tasks Xlnt l'O. benchL'> & prof:t shanng program Apply 1n per .. «n o r b y telephone SHILEY LAI IHC 17600 Gillette Ave Irvine. Ca 9271 4 Call 979·0500 part 11m'-' Phone ror Denta l R1:t·\·pt1 on:-1 a ppt 557·9212 A!>k for Onho NB. SL:.rrl .it up to l•--------- Mr West. Sl2.000 Onho el(per req H•wport Stationers 642 2626 ------- D...t•A15'1t_. Expcr wanted. call after Sept 4. 644·0683 __ . __ _ EUCTtOHIC TECH .. ICIAH RI-' INSTRUMENTS F.:ll'ctr on ll· :1li gnmen1 checkout & repair of RI'' r o m p 11 n 1• n I ~ . s u b Clertc/Typist f ashion Island Accurate. l>Swpm+. 1n- tcrcsl1 n g & varied. 6444613 Dental As1'ts lunt a:.scmbi1"·s & li Wt'e p Do y ou l1 kt· ptople" generators . Frequency Clerk/Typis t-mus t be n<" Would you l1 k1• the• range to Z GigaHz. I Vr cur a 1 e Gen c r :d 0 fr challcn~t or r rr:wng 11 ex per. & undcr standl"g dul1es to include submit· Nc wporl Rcal'h pral' of solid sl ate DC & Rf' t 1 n g t' us tom l' o Io r lice" WC' n111•d <• w1lhni.i r 1rcwlry d eMrablc. T ech s wa1ches to dye lab. Wiii teamrT11Jt<• for frhnt rlc.'s k s chool or military train tram .• Apply in pe rs on with ~om1· c h alr~111<' ing helpful.Callfor appt Cus lomweave Carpets varie ty CJll 642·1058 Berke le y Cont r oh.. F'lnul r1hn~ date 9/15178 Inc . 18430 Pac ific St day.,. i\sk for Decky P erso n n l' I D e pt Appl1ru t io ns w ill be _F_v_______ 494·840lcves 7141833·3300. Irvine. EOE srre<>ncd by quahhed ap· ----- pra 1sa l boa rds & thl' Cocktail Woitreu D....tot AtslstCMt-Bectrollic:s moot QUALIFIED CAN School Chmrs1dt• T.ct.icim DIO/\TES v. 111 bl' mv1tcd Earn up to $JOO i1t·r "'11 Newpon . salary open, rr Electro mc checkout 6 lo an oral l'1<uminat1on Low twllon l'l<tl'<'ll'lt.'nt mge bencrits. no Sat or troubll 'h oot rn J,! o f Tht' oral t'Xnmrnat1on asstst 751·9194 t'I t'<; Phont• J e nny. rrur rowcive component~ will measurl' thr con ---~·561l2dayor ntl l' & filters Req '!« b:.rl'l1 d1d:He~ educ11t1on. l•xper COLL.ECTOR DEMTAL·ORTHO OFC ~round •n m·r row;,q & pcr!<.Onal t·hural' Agency wants bnJ.:hl & compon cn1 •c:.ltnK"' t er 1s t 1 t'' fo r t he ~ e am b1l1ous person to han Male or fem intcrei.ted Trade 11chool or m11Juary .. ( I ( l di ~r. I O 11\ "on the JOb trutn1nn" t b I Hookkeepcr foll rhar~c . .,pcc1 11· c· ass1 1ca 111ns e m\"U1ra a cl"ts riiv.-for IJbort iirv work r111n1ng in 11M1' t: er wanted ror !I. m ... 11 "row-f'or mfo & oppltcat1on agalMt comm to com C trorucs 11re11 hl'ipful. Call • "' t I' I Of real oppor tu 1•arn & r Be k I C 1no co So19 ry com · con act cr~onnE' mensurate w1abiht v f. or appt. r e ey on " r· ,. ( N · ll•arn N1•wp11r1 C't r 1 men s urnli• Wl('Xp . tee .... 1ty o ewport e xpe r Con t act Mr fi44·MU5 l ro ... -:'14 KJJ .J:JH11 l'lense send resume only Beach , 3300 Ne wport Dawson , 994-1880. -------Personnel Dept. lr11mc to Stadium Motorsports . Blvd, 640-2101 . Dcntol Rec1•pt Oral s ur ,_E_O_E_. ______ _ 920 Glenneyre Suite T Qinstrucuon Supetinte n IZCry ore· Ucnlul i:xper Laguna Beach.CA926SI C L L'AN ER. Lt r gen tly dent Helper . Apply Turi; n ee ~· 111 m l' II . B . ec;tdncians·helpers. Ne"' "' Sept 5th. 9am·Spm. 504 847.1!044 res1 . winn1. exper. nee Boy l6-l7 yrs, after noons. needed, exper. pref 'd . w. Chapman. Sll' I-'. -------Top pay based on pro It factory wk, mu.'lt be Callnow640-2700 Orange. DENTAi. ducUvlty. Lg backlog. t · tud t __ ...;;... _______ n....t J t · t '•h 0 rowlng co lmml•tl nea appeanng s en s, Cleaning girl wantt.-d for Cook broile r . l'xpcr . ..,,,,. a rccep ionii. wi. Openings ror LA & Or no clropouts . 645·27~ rurruture iitore. PIT 12 necessary . full t i m c. expen encl' tor office Cly s.56-4137 hrs. rtcxrblc . $3 Per hr pe rm . good sta rt l n~ mana1<1er po:.1tion for , _ _,;.... __ __;_ ____ _ IUSIOYS Apply m PCrM_,lln. 1!131 pay Pror11 '.>h.1r1ns:. ;~~~t~cuesy s'ad~tl~b~l~k ILICTaOHIC Auto rcntol trnl'. oppur Immediate openln~s for Newport Ul w1. CM mMedicaFI •ni.ur i\pply valley urt"n 714/R.'l0-1395 TICHNICIAH ror Intel, fm•ntll\I flt•al 4.'Kl>erienced bus boys Clt•rirul 0 n r I 3 5 Th(' HB digital prc.'bSUrt' •!ii~l CITIZENS BANK OF COSTA MESA u11pc11r 'l"IZJ>1.'r'i111 11,c·r 2970 11arhorUlvd MrWilson497-4441 EXtTl'ING c;1.1rntC;\I M oonr.1h·r l tl5 1 ~ D!HTAL/ltCrT mfg.nd~•iwlf istan111it II.I Prev l'Xp. not rN1 'd S411lt• 20.'), 979 42110 ~lllon opt•n for typ181 M 11 c ~rt h v r B I In for grnwmi:i N1•wpon or e lectron le tech w ~ootl Start w 1111 m.1n 11u1w, l'•r>h1 Mesa LooktnK for a home ol who c•;in handh• h~·avy E 0 E fire 1\.,ht~llnll •'"-Pr t.. X· mech "k11l:o. Min 2 yr~ 1\dvsrnct'ml•111 ;n .111 tn your own., You'll fmd phone)! Miitsion VH•Jc Placlllll a C:hiS!ltfu,'<1 ud ii. ta!_pref 6:11_!-JJ exp xlnt ground 11oor 011 auto re111al 1·ounll'r l::QualOpportunity many home:. adverti!>cd 77029'.12 po rtun11v Comp.in) pcl'Jl-Ol1 Grl dn ... 1n1t r('c l':mploy1•r M I" for s fll<' in Ch11;:11(1ed . as ea,,y us dt:ihn" ,your 0.-nlnl A11~1 ~hJtrside. btncl1ls lnclud1ni{ pru111 req'd 83! 2480, 4!l$·S330 I·---------Find what )OU wont tn phone Give Ulj ~ l'ull NB Group pracltcl' Ex shluina. Call for 1tppt ----------'--....:=:=:=::==---1-====--...:__:_=.::_L ___ -======:J.~e:v:e~ry~d=:i~y=. =====.J Oiuly Pilot Classifieds We'll do the rt'Sl. 642·5678 per pref'd 640.1122 <TH 1 894·53SI Mu11t tw ,.11•ady every Cli.'ISlrled Alls your on\• week 541 2.434. $ 30-9 pm slop shoppmg renter • , . , . -....... , . -.. -. rtcntft' Jlepalr (;.-..&-~c.. Gem ctas•tg ......... ...,, . ...... ···········•······· ................................................ 8 6 J A&lllluM)('\' S.-rv TlUPCH.AROKSIU ~Maan.~ A ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• • • ••• e,L.E<.IRICIAN rrtced nrc,ht./r t> t'l!linui&c on large ur amM II Jobb Exl)t!r aardcnt•r f'rt.•t• ,.,t Cll1':AP~'iT haul.Jni; tn Rt•asonable Hcnllo town f'r l'liti. ("ltt·:AI'' Cervantes 548 4891 6'2·2995 or 645-1390 f'ro( i.crv1ce with Atlt" Van Lines cosL'I no mon·' f-'ret' t':.l for locoli.. :.tor:il(e, & Joni( dis t nlUv~ Stale Ill' Tl I IOIS PATCll PW\STERING Ht•movals, Prunin g A I I t y p (' !. f r e ~ Tl1Mmlng. Lie. In:.. F'rcr 1.'!>lln'\aho:; C'01llS4o.-082.S c s t1matei.. 494 ·6221. ~ 9!lr o1 ......... ••••••...•.......•.... Vt' Mont.' • llnvt!waya•Part1na I • Rl.'pa1 r. •S-Oall'ualln • Lh·. ~ 8 . l' M ~ & . J\allhalt 1418 .-: I 1Mh.t1il It •ct/ S..vke lo)-f'C' t"ttlnlll h" Nn Job 'mull ~(' '-ontr•ncir 7~ 1"'7 (~o•nf'rul r .arptnlr), CMb1ncU (Of &&ragr 4t ullllly room • i-u>tom n111ttt' 640 715'1 U c nsl'd ti73 03.W _,.., ~.~!.':~~ ..... ~ ............... . t'ound11llnn11 . rrt1un1nw w11lh1, blot Ill• I>·""'" ~-Q4 I I.II'. ri TAYl.OR n:Nl'~"i ~-11137 Wood 4' Chum L111k All f>hMlll'll uf t'l>rll'l l'lt• ,,__..._.i.... work lllll\·k w11ll1o, r>lijW _.._,_.., tt-n .. bnl.'li: l.1c & bundtitl • •••••• •• •• • • • •• • • • • •• • Garden Serv1<·c Com pl 1, T truck. gur.iRC & y~d t'ree Est '°all J uJn cleanini; 1gard1•nin.: 1 unyl1me. 957 2006__ _ Hell!! rah.~ MG 01 ltl GeMral Set-vicH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 537-316() -------M in Sall•. ('ouc hes. ch 1r~. elr 962 4373. 111811 l'alm. f V HANDYMAN. Homt.·s & •••••••••• ••••••••••••• apts . Coosc1cnt1ou s Wunt a REALl.V ('LF.AN P~PGf»riCtCJ Craftsman. Call 645·0304! llOUst-:? Cull Gm.:ham ••••••••••••••••••••••• Girl f'r('('(•:,t 645·512J P~'TERS PAINTING ........, •............•..•...... l\ny plvmbin~. Wfll r ~v. lcalc.s, bat.hrm encl, ceramic tile R ea ~ 832·2468 ORAJNS CLEARED .. 1,11 rate. SIJ 50 M1111h , S24 50. No ~1mm11:k:. Kooterman . 8:18·2682 --- 642 2624 CALL 640. ~EE LH'S TREE sie.v. Ready for the wind '~ Trim. spray, removl'. gratt. gnnd stumir; Wes.II&,,_. Soecillltn TC'ffs. l nsr'd, 25 yrs exp, ref:. CdMAR 640.TilEE C.,...D~ t"4!Gll94 Clt•1n1 upic , lluul111.:. ~.~ .............. . •••••••••••••••••••••• •·•••••••••••••••••••••• Lundkl·uplng Im 1ncd ""'-1:1..1 C · · '""'7 ltuul. sk1ploader durnll C.un ftlaMllC' '61W.,..t•rk ~ .. tf .. tillO,., fadtn" t•lt' -era M'I VICUll( 1>42 ·'"" " trk, grad1n~. trer wrk, In& Wood fbr111t' n\.!tnl <iu.iranlt't•d . H111nb1.1'6' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 t 1 demolillons«tC f131 12.'i7 R to'rf't't~ 1!7~~-.~ ~'f'\IN.">64&9780 L1e'd "'umily d11y1'.1rl' 'ro l:tn(llt'til>t• mam· Walls. 1•t•1lini:s. fl6tJr11 & wrnduw' dt-aoeJ 64li lil45 Expr"d Reas Hate-; fo'rce Es t Call G<'n<' 5.52 0458 Painting. Extr/ lnlr. 1-:x· 'At your S1•rv1t·t··· by pr"d. honest. neat. red:. ~ER RV'S PUJM BING Expert shapinl{. lhinnini; Comple t e plumbing stump rt>moval. Jndscp scrv1tl•!. Ura in & ,sewcr creauonllti75 2821. ins . (' I C' a n 1 n g F r c· (' ---- w prhchool 1,1ro.:1 Jiii lo t,eo1anc•1'. md l'lt•unup & I Gutters Clftd Spouts • ' HI s.r.itt c_,... S«•lc• .,crveyou NH Mii 4!:•:.tl h.1ul!11w&1 1L.1~bl ll1.ty in1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :i.urt.tu ,l. ,, .omrn -·' . , ~ Dtvorceo H•nkrurt•' .. , l ' t ' 1t'I r Nt•wStlnnyt>uy<'hr1st1J11 It t>" V to: ll Y '> olum1num :.eamlc.,s from f1llna k• hn• $..~ ~e:n'.t l ~.:i: Ah~nt'u~ Ch1ldren'i-Ct."Ol\·r. l! ~ kJo:ASONAHLt; KATt:;S ramgullers w/bakcd on Ar11on Lt'.:»I T\pini; hul .. tt'rv All wurl. ~u .. r ...., U3t 2003 l.11rry ·:. Lawn Care. enamel. Cstm bit on JO.b 9611 ~19. 0~~ ,!~4t> wfl True k mount Fr 1.,_t re ~"ll8Ei TheGutterm~n 542·1244! tU'M 7PM COlltredor --- l.aunc· <nffit't'. ho:ati., L1c'd 964-1045 Duve l'll' I 645 4 lli<I l'sllma lt'S 24 hr 11erv11:e -673 JUU Prof painting Ext tit int .__. t-· R • Mal u r c I ad Y t o do Low rates. Refs Free '"-__..-... cc~. epo•n housc<.~tc~ang Ht'habll• est S36~47HO. ~36-4383 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tj;)J 5955 ~aturday pool :.erv1ce on llousepaintinl( lnl . t-:x ly t2 yrs exJ)l•r. fl•u 11 Window C'""ilMJ .....•..••.........••.• ,.,;......_ red's Window Care Pref window clC'.llllOg at re· a s on rates . ltefa 642 7893 A.JI T) pm.: Rt'IN>nwhh· !lt)4 JObK ..._., r.ih" ~ ':!116 •VL'uy • '>W PRICES• u-....-n ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.in LA-·~1 .. - l'1o1f"l)('t r lr,minJ: in vour R J llulf~n &~n On Gard1•ruo~ M;iint. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hum.: or 1>IJ1:~ ur bu'I ltemodl'I & 1tdd1t1•>ll'> Geor11c 549·2015 Gen'I Handyman l'atn\ 11t.">i. b) \'on S<-hnHln 645 4644 or 5411 4~ I ing, carpentry. ruof1n~. 11'1 fo.Am flll•thud fo'ret· 1..tct:nM'i.1& Bulldt'tl Murak:imi·:. Gardening. masonr y Any h001l' Lancbcapinq ll'r f'rN.' l'!'t John Beck C..:Ull 1714 >842-9705 ev~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6.Jt.3J63or645 <!llil Coast W~ow C:leanlnJ? Roofinc) No I 1 NRl lrv COM Di.: It LandscaJ>t· Hl·.i., Custom work. reasonablC' ••••••••••••••••••••••• bceause r chenl.l. :>dY pnccs Prof landsc·apc& pnct•s. free e:.l1matcs, REPAIR& Ri-:ROOfo' All so Freces-eill642566ii •rnll 646 7070 Bruno. 770-7043 t y pl'' 11 h 1 n .: I e' ......... ~ t"t <':sit s-\11 Ul63, 7711 0870 u 1 dd C:lt'an up & mllinl 24 hr:.. ma1nl. o r remodc:hng •••• •• •• ••••• •• • • • • • • • • oemode '"~. .. ll IOn' 830-0111. llome 836 t523 proJ. J Waugh, 631 2233 --k h Get a clear view from L M S -Roll>. Sod or EXCELi.ENT PAINT roe 11 akt•:. <•nmpu t.Jr ACLEAH VlEW .. .-.. l.War9 \) l>1·Lor pt lh·h rdwd deckl:> & ~pa11 new ( Uhramatu: System~ Jn <:ur~t & linoleum 1n ronstr L1c:d 556~1 Japa~!>C ~ard~ncr .. rt·e Repairs / Handyman . Seede d I.awn -.. ING Reasonabh.• r,1tes. F'rl.'t.'t.'SlS4t·5!l~I ____ S2Smax631·0217eve:. Spnnkll'r b. PIJnlln~ freeest11nalt$ 548-2706 MtDANF:L --- :.uill111.ton & :.ale:. Prit:es -t' l:> l 1 m a l t • c a I I Re L 1 r e d f' 1 rt' m <in . ~ JI brettkthrot .~h qUOled 673 Om9 Additions, r~mdl. re:. & <213)299-3060 cim only I-' I um b Ing. t· I ct• tr • Xlnt rt:fs biS 763:! ·---------lntenor only -your :.lJn noormg & Repair., m '"''"""' a arm :.r.> c m:. __ l' 0 m m F r e e e:. l 11 · kl I W1U U\11U.ll a burglJr Shampoo & steam clean Dt!s1gns & plun:.. l.1c Garcia':. Gardt-ning Co. spnn er, painting l'lt· alarm in your ~ome for Color bnghtenef'b. wht Spiro. 541:1-8250 Int/ Ext I andsca pc & Ahy hshJd repairs . Tiny · S276tot11l pnt·e tWb 8147 ti>b ium1n bleuch. <.:lean -mamlenance. 673·3417 _64_2_·1_4_92_af_t_4_. ___ _ -----hv, dm rm, hall $15 Avg Bactrical . rm S7 50. c·oueh $10. thr ........................ Re-do yurd. landscaping HaulincJ u•u•••••••••o••••••• $5. Guar chm pt>l odor. tt.bbard E:ladric clean·~P & tr!mm1ng . •• .. •••••••••••• .. ••••• Carpe-nler. Frtie est. Any Cpl repair. 15 yrs expr l,.tc J27lJ6 645.6974 ~mm I/Res. t.xcel,S1or. OCCStudenl. t Ton trutk La1ldscapmg Trt:e tnm- mm.: Clean·up ti yr11 exp F'rcc t•st Nuboru. SJl-8162 or 897 2862 ----- durds mel·Rcference11 I.Jc JS3.14ti l/!f!ll !i:t:i9 642 :r719 Tet..;lion Repair Plaster/Re9Qlr •:••••• •• •• ••• ••• •• • •• • ••• •• •••••••••• • •• ••• •• C.:arry 111 & save $SSS Most Masonry Neat patches & texturt's rolor r('pa 1 r s22 50 ~ parts "h'l' est 111fi7 IU Callronics 840·2620 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FltEEEST. 893-1439 Brickwork Sma 11 Jobs. OPPORTUNITY knocks often when you w;t• rc•sull getting Daily r1lot Classified Ads to reach lhe Orange Coa2'ol markt'l Phone 642·5671J sire Jobs. Call Allirn ur Do work myself liefs Call bcf ti or aft 3. Trash, tree trim. Ron Tony. 646-8649____ 531-0Hll Sell idle items 642·5678 _9_79-_9_1_96______ 642-5703. 642·32:/A Newport. Co11ta Mcsa & fo'md what you want an SELL idle 1tt'ms w1lh a Irvine f.i75 3175 cvc_s__ Daily Pilot Classifieds Daily Pilot Class1f1t'<I Ad. l•--r:m------ Hatp W•hd 7100 Hetp Wanted 71 00 tWp W ..+eel 7100 Hetp Wanted 71 00 Hefp W ..ted 7100 Help Wanted 71 00 Help Wanted 7100 tWp W •ted 7100 .W, W•ted 7100 ...•...........•......................••.••.••.•..•......•••••••••••....•.....••..............•..••.•.•.••••..... ~. ····~·················· ··•····••·•····•······· ................•............................. B.ECTRONICS GIRLHllDAY HARDWARE HOUSEKEEPER·AlD. Le4JCllS.Ctttary MochiM~rator Manicaarist MECHANICAL HURSESAIDES TECHHICIAM ~lfl:>lar1er.>.lnttyp1st Expr'd pllime rt!tail CM.Rt!Uredlady.Steady NB,minJyrsexper Gen Full or pl l1me. Must forbusy saloo l';arn while you ll'arn lmmed opening:. & op Gnod tl'l(•phune s alesclerk Laguna pit. $276m~. Gdy!>. Nd practice backg,ound , have worked w11,.h 6454012 INSPECTOR lmmed.opemng!;onth1· person a I 1 t Y Non Beach 497•4403 car. no smoke. 642-8494 xlnt skills, s hthnd prer fiberglass $4 per hr. Rapidly growing Oranitt· 7 J ~h1ft & 3· 11 shift Call porturullel. '" an ~lab smoker. $150 wk to start. Salary commcns wiex· HunLtngton Bch 847·8310. ~------~ Co firm located near OC 847·0071, Garfield Care ~~~ ~~aO~pnp~~ca~~s lnlt!rv1ews9· s larWt Sdept. HEALTH CLUB RECEP· HOUSEPLANT per.752·25111 S3!Hi760 Manuf Enginecr $221< A1porl 1~ scek1nR a Conv Hosp.J!t$ __ to troubleshoot. repair & 5th. 556·6 81 in ow TIONIST. 25 hrs wk. Knowledgeable People Stal Typist $121< mechanical 1nspeNor Nurses tesl electronic ~ylems ~1gru;. 3195 D Airport days, 644-4664 Pttime for route main LeCJal ~ary Matlroom & pnnl !>hop a11 Wage &Sal Adm S20K + Ttus md1v is to have o Recent analog & digital L4>op OT. C.M ten a nee pos 1l1 on:.. Friendly olc. H 8 . Top sembly F' lime, hrs flex Des1gnr Jag/Fix S18K + mm oC J yrs ex per Mu!!t d 751-4760 exper. Top :.al. Non 1ble. Will train. Non· TraveJ Agi $675+ be able to make tnSI)(.'(' t!Xper. r(>Q ' · Interview Girl Friday, lite typing. HeJper smoker. 848-1400. ~moker $2.75 hr s tart. Lrvme PersoMel Agency lion setups & mi.e<'1:l byapptonly SS7·905task book.keeping, full tune. C~Students Ha.PWAMTB> Apply, 10·3 On Sile 488E17lhCostaMesa various par1s of J' for Busch. Sails by Schock. 501 29th Penn. p/llme janitorial· Used car salesmen want· l.EGAL Photograph 1 ts. JJOJ Swte224 642·1471 sembly by himself. OHt•r St. NB. 675-1823 /maintenance Positions edexperiencem .. '(:essary. SF..C'V/ASSISTANT llurbor Blvd. Unit I:: 5, ~ xlnt sat & benefit pk.: avrul at our marinas. Hrs Preferably m s traight Bright. diltgenl person C M Please send resume & ELECTRONIC are flexible. house selling. Excellent as oHtce administrator MATERIAL CONTROL I sal tustory to Clasi;1f1cd GRAPHIC ARTS call or apply in person company benefits. Call in Newport Center law MAIMTEMAHCE CLERK ad no. 329 c/11 Daily Pilot. • PoMllon with dis play THEIRVINECO. imdai;kforGurth. nffc. Legalexpcr prrf"d. Uana Pl. llarl>ur ExJ>t•r Minimum t y r expr PO Box 15tlll, Costa TECHNICIAN company. Must be neul & 1071 Camelback 540-5630 mirumal typmg. Tesling pref'd. $3.50 hr lu :.larl + Postinj.!.. bat<•hing, al' Mesa. Ca 92626 · accurat.e. Part lime OK. N"wPort Bch ., •• _6796. & rer·s req'd. Salary fringe bent>fllb Apply. curate wt fiRures & <ll' '" .,..., open 644 6400 o o r> M e d 1 c a I · F: x P e r ti Immediate opcnin.: for 540-5850 Equal Oppof Employer · -· 2-'1 I anu r ttuls. Heavy work load Urthoped •c Ass t for 1nd1vidual with 1\i\ G 1 k LEGALSECTY MA .... AGER Call for appl. 540·763'J busyofcmN B Mon-1-"rt dei?rce in Elec1 ron1 l'~ rocery c er s. grocl!r f"ll EOE and 3.5 yrs. practical U · chcckl'rs. supc·rmarket Help wanted 10 Lai:una 2626 HARBOR BLVD needed for growing law ~ Sal open. Call 644·!1300 RN's Xlnt pay rotes, paid •acotions. ma jo r medical befteflts. frtt CftDlproctice & liability. master sclMdules. au shifts maintenance men all ex cosr• MES· firm, in Irvine. t:xper The Oa1ly Pilot has open· lull-L....:al c-.....__· ----pc r i en l" e in ma In . penenced. Looking for ~ ~ach. SaR lcs etc. brl~r &3 " " req call SJJ.3622 rng~ for C1rl·ulallon Dis ~..:.-c~· Medical·Maturl! J)el"bun to tenance, repair. und ·h· ., C· 11 644·8660 slores. es pans1 ~ I DE AL p I T I M E tric·t M:inagers in the ... ~,...,.. -learn insuranre & com rabncalion or e lectro-c ang~. \ NB · well groomed. FUii tune h & 11 ' LIVE-INCAHF. growinl! coast urC'a of Rapidly growing Orange pute r b1ll1ng lfosy Acut• & con•alesceett, Jdtwt pay ratH, paid •acatiOfls, all shifts, sch•dulH a•ollable . major m•dlcol befteofit1. mechanical instrumen -Getson s Mar et, · or noon to 5. Mole only. ousewives co ege for elderly ambulatory Orange Co. firm located near OC Orthopedic ore m N B. lalJon systems. (iUARDS ~~~Yeakel Antiques f~~sA~!1~~~·. ~~e;.~t male. N.B. 64$-0092 Male orfemale. be~mnt•r A 1 rport is seek in it a 1'ypmJl skills req'd. Mon """'......., Ea S80 s 00 kl or experienced ap~h maten:il control produc fo"'r1 Sal open. Send rt'· Perm. reJiable f/llme, rn lo 1 wee Y· h k Cl red d 'T'lo..ft excellentopp()rtun1 L1ve-1n ouse eeper. •'an•·s are encoura•"• to lion ""nl""I 1nd1v Thi•. some to ass11 a """ ·3rd s hift. R"t1red Help wantedp/time,over IGuarantceS75lMustbc • " "" ... v .. , D 1 P1I , ty offers a generous "' Englis h s peak mi;:. Must apply Excellent benefits md1v 1s to ha,•<> min ol < no. 340. Clo a1 Y ot. NA S salary.exceptional com· welcome., Car & phone l8.day&eves hlfts.Ken-neat. personable & lovechildren.536·2403. paid by employ('r. nt·"' yrs exper. Will bl PO Bux 15ti0, Costa pany paid bcnd1ti. plus req'd. Irvine Complex. lucky Fried Chicken. 693 en e r g el 1 c . Lor• ·,s model company car w1lh perlorrrung production & Mesa. <.:a. 92626. the Chance lo orpw with a....3000, ext 191 for in· S. Coasl Hwy, Laguna Kitchen. 979-0747 a l Live in or day lime only. 1 t 1 1 ., .....,.. pcrs-0na use. va(•a ion. mate n a p annin~ at·· us in our beautiful lrvme t ervw. Equal Opp Beach. lOAM rorappt. Light bousekee ptnJC , swk leave. pen:.1on ;.iml t1V1l1es. Ofrer xlnt sat & Medical PIT recepllonii.t girl fnday. Gd OPPor for right applicant. M!ol lYPl'· Hours 1 7 30 :-.'I ,.. Call 640·6000 A:.k for Mary area racihty. Please con· _E_m--'-p-'ly;...r_m_l_f _____ Homemake r s make l mmed openings at meals. & companion for cr<'d1tunion benefit pkg. Please send tact Employment Office $4·$5.50 hr. Come to work Newport Arches Marina. elderly woman. Rcfa for l:htabhshed scolt• ll•r th1-.. resume &. saJ his tory t" ROYAL INDUSTRIES Energ_y Prodoclb Division Le• Sieqt.r Inc. Red Hill & Oyer Rei Santa Ana. Ca 540·3210 Equal Opp Emplyr M i fo' ENGINEER GUARDS SECURITY Due to our recent ex· pans1on program. Wells Fargo Guard Services is hiring security guards for . Irv'-/ Newport lch s.ta AH/ AnalMim FulertOlft/ ..... "' Costa~&the Whittier Areo PIT w/('xec home care Dock assistants and CdM. 759-0056 pc11>1t1on 1sSIGkl11S:to1 pcr <.:lass1r1ed ad no 330 c " services & use lhe skills Parking check 1n atten-----------w c e k I> a'> e d on r x Owly Pilot. PO Box 1560. you already know. Call dant.'>. t\pply in J)Cr!'On LOAN pcnence. plus bonu:.ci.. Costa Mesa. ca 92626 968-6655 3333 rac1r1c Coast llwv Minimum rl'(lUlrl'ffll•nl!» --- HOSTESSES Apply m person between 2and 5, Mon t.hru Friday Hamburger Hamiel 1545 Adams. Costa Mesa. •HOSTESS/CASHIER• ex per. over 25, eves. Landell 's Restuurant. 2012 So. El Camino Real, San Clemente. NB Dock Masterofl· 8 5 COUNSELOR arr a~c 111. ~encr<illy MAT U RI': W 0 MAN A PoSJtlon 1s avail. for a 1 ,, · d p /t 1me l•> welcomi:' Med1C'al r ct•eptrnn10,1 busy doctor· .. orri<·l· SaJary op(.'n 1k'n<.'r1t~ <.:all for appt. Bris tol Park Mt-d1cal Group. 722 Baker ~t. l"o:.ta Mesa 557 6:l00. INSTALLER Shower door manufac· turer needs exprr. a:.· sembler or installer. full time. Salary open 548-3500 or 548-6382 person who has lht· dP c can urt \ ini:: n•t·or · 1wwcomers & t·ont art . w1thngness lo work with merchan•·s. """xiblt· hr ... sire to Join an ai.:J(ress1\·1• o t6 • d " • '' I d young 1 lllW •X>YS an Need <-ar. htc t ypm " mortiiagc oan (·u omi: Rlrls, 1 tAM to l!J>M 3095 .. businL>ss tn So. Oranitc weekday., with optional ..:.c,i"_7_· -·------ Co. Calif. Real <'1>latr Saturduy ovcrt11Tll' Not Mature Male dnvcr for I 1 c e n s c re q u i r ,. d · .. 1· Models & Escort1 JUSl newspaper ut• 1vcry picking up pcls & linht Preference will be j(1ven b I f ·" to college graduate ut tota monai:cmcnt o yard llljlinl. Sea BrC'czt• Mcnseus~s <1 dcf1nt'd d111Lrict of PetCemetery962·7111 Female. Top mont'Y w/pnor exper in the ficld l . t ui. omcr11. young in· Musthavecar.G:J1·214tl of finance. real esl. tn· dependent d1s tr1but11rs, I•--------------surnnce or a("l'fJUntini:. pf'omot1on. :.erv11:e. tol 'Mechanic Night manager. h1 it h ,,;,,.. payn*1. shift flexibillty. choice oi hospitals, w~~kly dMclrs, frff liobility STAFF BUILDERS H•olthCcre Set'vices 17141547-0311 Mechanical eng1nccr. degree prd'd..,Must.have elettronlcs bkgd Resp for R&O & working wt hands. Call Mrs. Kyle. 581·3830. M1ss1on V1t'}O Corp. Medical Field IMMEDIATE OPENINGS for super•hory ltvel sac.urity officers who w..t TOP PAY with o mpeded Cotnpany. Hotel HiqM Audit ~rv Inventory Cotdrol Sports wear m fg h as opening for: Organized. motivated person. lnven Control . I nvoicing. 642-3472NB Xlnt sal/ comm schedull1 ...., •1o..1T.,.., •NCE I ' t d lcct1ons. -,..,.....,,,. volume hquor market !•--------· perm 1 t s u n 'm 1 c Tho:.(' qualified :ind m MECH F.xper1ence pre for red I NURSES -Exper'd. Prestigious ·---------N 8 . hotel. 644·1700. ext 516 Rick. EOE. 1-·emale, Part tune cafetena work. Apply in person Monday ___ 67_344 __ 03 ____ , to Friday, SAM to 5PM Hoosecleamnll Help, ex· per"d or will train. f'/t1me P/t1me Mon-Fr1. Wknd work albo. Must prov1dt• own transp Fi oral Designer. SOIJW ell. per pref"d 963·0739 f\1111 Part lime. ~ales & maint for plant:.. NB area 675-5657 lit WB.LSFARGO GUARD SERVICES 1532W. C01N1Dnwealth 540-9525 I llousecleaner11, own trans, full or part tune. topS. 673·1266. 646-4871 fwlertoe. CA llousecleaners. Tues-Fri. H~ I Ott s 3PM Apply Tues· Fr• GEHEttAL S VJ" Monday. Tuesday. Wed 11 2 at Janice's Raggedy LAIOR nesday, Thursday. lOAM Ann's 1770 llD Orange -__ 833_·0033 ____ 1 lo 6PM. CLOSED Friday Ave, CM at: ----------Gener al OHice p tt1me. Z30 W . Womer llouseclcaners. $4 hr. Must type SO wpm. Stu· PIT . car nc<·essary. dent ok. Apply in p('rson. Re1t. 217 Gingham Girl. 645-5123 Anne's Color Lab, 1311-H s-to AM, CA E. Chestnut, SA State U c No C-6036 HOUSBEEf'ER Equal Opp Emplyr MI r For mature family. Non General Offite 8·5 M·F, smoker. Llve-in/dri\lc. typ e 5 o w p m . n 0,1----------tS45·6503. 11horlhand. tele phone sales exp helpful. SPort· llaircutters. Jmmed Op('n· HOllSff...e.r Keypunch IMMEOIATE OPENINGS PHMANEHT POSITIONS DATA ENTRY •Experienced on Univac Cade, UIOO Key Oise. OR •Keypunch Operulors to train on Uni,•uc Cade 1900 Key 01Sl'. •Hours are 3 ·30pm. 1 1 :30pm M onday through fohday. Please Contact Penonnet Depoe htitnf Ing goods field. $7()(),/mo ln gs w/ young pro---r- 957·1431 for interview gresslve company ror Udo..... PACIAC licensed cosmetologists. Exper, some English , 6 GIHlllAL OflFtCE No exper req. no assis· dys <Sat nite & Sun om. Electr onics manufac· tants program. Free pnv rm & bath. 2 MUTUAL ture r need s full·llme trairung. Call Ives for children <ages 4 & G). person for general orr1ce a pp'l-963-7714. xlnl salary• ref's 700Newport~nter0r work.switchboard rehef. ---------67s-3743 Newport Beach Ca 92600 Lelex etc. Must have Rood HAND SEWBtS ---·------(714) 640-3528 figure aptitude & type 50 Im med openin.is for Housekeeper. livin or Pt· wpm. Xlnt oppty lo hand sewing oprs on lime 2·6:30pm, 1 child. EqualOpp()rtunity lurn. Cal l for nppt. small medical devices. dinne r prep. Cd M. --•E•m•p•lo•y•e•r•M•/•F-- Be rkeley Cootrols Good eyesight a must. _67_S-_73SS _______ --------- 714/833-3300. Industrial Xlnt work fa cility & HOUS"'"--Lal(una Beach relotlorn. lrvlne. E 0 E. benefits. If you l'an ctn ~~....-s;" MOTOR ROUTE s mall embroidery work Al conv. hospital Doy General Office. Filing & or crochet we can teach shift. Will train. Stuble Daily Pilot route In lite t.yptnlJ, pleasant of you. Apply 10 p('rson or employment. XJnt bens. Laguna Beach &< South fice. CM area. Por appt. eall 979-0500. Personnel Apply . 1445 Superior Lagun1.1. Afternoons. Call Mr. Kane, 64$-2$40 Administrator. Shiley. Ave, N.8 . Monday through Friday .... M1c..-at f~~?GOO Gillette Ave. _ll_o_u_!l_e_k_e_e_p_e_r_. _s_o_m_e S~ !~~;~.~<Jo~; Electro n ics ma our. childcare, rello person month gross profit. $50 n e • d 1 top n o l c h HARDWARE SALES-rull· wanted by teucher. Must Cesh deposit required. machinist w/exper In Ume, exper preferred. like lo drive. Job In· Call 642·4321 ask ror milliftl mach.ln~. turret Apply In person : Crown eludes taking boy to Clrculatioo. Leave your lathea etc. Must do own H»rdware 3107 E . Cst private school. Approx Ni!llnt. AddrCM, Phone MIWPt Ir bavc own·toOIA. Hwy, CdM hrs 7am to llam. Cnll Number and Make or Top rate of pay com· wkdys al\ 5, wknd1' all Car. Good for student or IOOOlurAle w/cxper. c.111---------1 day, 968-2573. retJml per!IOO. f01r ..,..c. Berkeley Con· F Cl Ill__, d trola. 7141833·3300 or ass .... ,. A Ho usekeeper. malure Landscape Supervisor ~I Dept. Irvine. ACTION girl. Ille rleaninll. mm. 3 yrs exp, must be roE Call a babyaltllnll 8 yr old. •ble to supervise Ir In· · Dally Pilot 499-3605 cvcb. 5~2-1813 at.all 1prtn1llers, do plant· s.rcaJn shopper• read At).VISOR dys. Oebbl. · Lnp. also seed or sod the Utt.a. ada U1 Clanlfied 642·5878 Must be willing to work repla.rty. And they find And what you want In hard. 875-7633 (6-lOPM what t.tte1·~ lookinf for. l~=======I Oalt.y Pilot Classifieds. only >. I { --- personal growth & am ...,. · med incoml'. Send rt'· tercst ...... come tu Needed for f/tinlC multi Ciood pay & t·und1t1on11 sumc lO <.: l\aufma n , li20 330 W. Boy Str••t ram1ly unit. Must haw i\pply m J>l'rson. 9i\M NewPort Center Dr. Ste Costa M•sa background m rarpt•n I l'M . .»II S. Bn:.tol. S an 211 Newp()rt Beach, Ca Monday thrnught Friday try, electncal. plum ban~ t.J Ana. 926f1() fl 30-5.00 und ask tor & other related tra1h' Nite auditor. exp'd pref"d Harry S€.'ell'Y 1n the duties Appliance n:rm1r ,\pply Mon "'ri 9.4 Mr., Lube Man, 2pm-6pm. 5 C1rl'Ulat1on Department. cxper pref"d . Sal m·i:o l'resley San Clement I' days a wk. Apply in 1'4uJI Opportunity Apply in person or tall Inn, 125 W AVl' E.-;plan person. Canale Food:.. ___ E_m_p_l_oy_e_r___ THE IRVINE CO. titan 17575Morgan [.n. JIB 1071 Camelback. -------- Newport Beach NURSES AIDES LVN. AJlergy, NB Bek & Manager • 644·6796 & OIDERLIES frnl ore duties. 4 day wk Equal Oppor Employn XJnt benefits. All shifts 645-1174 994-6550 OPPORTUNITY 3 v a 1 I App I y. 14 4 :, KNOCKS Supenor.N R.642~10 MACHINIST National CompunY" look mg for clean cul rdlublt manager trainees Will mg to work 40 hours pc1 week. make S250 up Pt'I week to sti1rt. Opportuni ty lO reaL·h for thl' moon Cnll Mr. Ram11cy. 1714 SS7·3000 Sept('mhcr 3rd & 4th between IOam & 3prr & September 5tl between 9am &9Pm- Mill operator needed w/fi month:-. exper on a bridge port m ill. will be machinin ~ sm . parts. plexi-glass. & alum . Cap:.iblc of readin~ blu~ prints & doing own set· ups. We offer a good -------· starting salary & x 1 n t c 0 m p a n v. tr you wont your adv~rt1s· • · ·• 1ng messaJO?e to t C'ach bene f 1 t s. APP I Y more people :it tower Symbolic Displays cost. Class1r1ed 1s lhe 1762 McGaw Ave .. way to go! Call Now! Irvine. E .O. E. · ....;642_:.....·5678..;...._:. ____ _ LOAN SERVICE Oyn:i mil' ... av1nl{s & loan a~~oc·1:atlon hos lmmedlltle open1n 1ti. tor lhc ro11u ... ing flOKllioni-. Uftlt 5-ervisor • With knowled~c or ntl loan ~wrVl('I' funl'tlons rnrluding t·olleet1 on,. rorecloaurc!I, insurance. & benc & demands a.... & D....-d Procnaor With knowlt.'<lite or loan !ICrvict• runct l()O!S. In c lude b<.•nc & demands. payorrs & r'1conveyances. heard hhwtiOft FfS. Clark Self Slllrtcr to work In loun fi11• vuvlt Neut appearance & l(ood typlnR ot1111ty Excellent bcnchts & advaneomcnt opportunity CCMllttlct ,,_ Hna C714t llMlll 5tah ....... ScrvhtcJs & Lo. 400 I MecArtlw ll•cl. Ml.,.... IMCll. Ce tZHO C7 t 41 lll-tlll Equnt OpPQr F.mploycr m tl t For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5678 NURSE'S AIDES I" & PIT . All shins. Prc 1'ert1ficauon cla&.!ies or. fered. HB Convalescent Hospital. 847-3515 NURSES AIDES All shifts. HN's Day re· lief. Housekeepers. APP· ly , Newport Con v . Center.' 155S Superior Ave.NB MANAGERS ---~. This e11pand1ng mul11-concep1 nrst1HAt11nt ct1111n is cumtntlV s.el11n9 tddl11on11t 11len1 fOf '" n111onw1dt m•n•'l""•nt •t•ll We off~: • An e JCtrllfN!lv a11oac11v11 comPfll'•l\t1on ~nd 1>cncf1ts package 1Nh1~n 1ncludc1 bOth profit sh1r1nq tno honus or()Qfam•. • Sohd 9row1h opportu"•l•ill 1N1th l!I urlcr P<omot1on rrom ""•thin pclt~v. If yCKI h1111t rel1ted e11petience end rtl• pOttfltl•I to mtnlgt • hlth volume full MrVlee , .. t1t1r1nt, thtn ctn me, Pit Wllll1m1, durlnt bu.I,_• hourt, TOLL FAEE 18001 327-7465 cw IUtn • reaum• to Attn.i Pit Wlllllimt. P 0 BOX lJJJO OrltnOO, fl(lt11lt J?Sf,9 All,_°""""""' .. -.... _ "''-·--.. ,. RN'S Ncc-doo ror hospital :.tall rl'hcf ICUt Med Suri.: All sh1f~ avail !\1ust h.· dependablP & have r ef'> Skill a-..M~ssment testb are g1 ... eo Group 111 i.uranl·e avail. TOI' WAG ES A:.k about other benefits Come 1n 9am 5pm Mon f'r1 WESTCLI Jo'F' Nurses Registry IG17 WcstchffSte 209 Newport lieach fi31 0610or752·9118 Nurs1nlt Critical Ccr~ Cerlfflcat• Program Beginninl! Sept 11. 197~ 1l Weeks including 2 wk• J?Cn ·1 onentauon. 80 lfr cnl1c·a1 <-arc theory in cluri1ni.i ~KG inlerpreta t1on. Ro1at1on thr• ICUIC<.:U & DOU Supervised clinical ex _per. 2 Clinical inslrUC' t ors. l'rit1rul cart s pec1altsls MD. Man~ phy•nc1s n lec turt's rounds w1spec1ahsb Earn f·ull i.a lary A. benefits while in lrai11 mEC H('QuJrements: Cur rcntCahf RNhl'.G mo·~ Moo Sor.: l'xpcr in la.'>l ~ vr., re com m{'nricd t u111j 1dcratwn will h1 itiven to new ~raduate~ depeodmit on expcr. f'UI ly accred1le<l acull! cart hospital. Cull Nursm• Personnel 770 3046. Sod tieback Cosca •lty Ho~ 24451 Via Estra a La1una Hilb. Ca 92653 Equal Oppor F.mployer ()f rice reeeptlolli11t with typing skill. F. over 40 Houni M·F 2-6. Sal. 9·1.2 548-7Cl}3 Office M anal(e r. 1nsld1 3ales. No cxperienc1. nec~asory. will train pref. 2S yrs or oldt•r s.s7 ®' or 774-6090. ' DI-' OAll.Y Pll.01 Sunoey Sept.mo.• J 11118 HtfpW•t•d 7100 HelpWcn.t.d 7100 HelpWw.d 7100 ....,W..t.ct 71 00 HetpWented 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I -I Http W•ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._.W..t.ct 1100 ....,W•hd 710 .._.WMhd 7 100 ttnt.1urnnt ~~:~on:'f~~e~\':~~~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·:·········· ~ ..... lhil r 1u11 hus rull SllJt'fi • S.Cret.y SHIPPING DEPARTMENT dutlH w/ofhcc s upply OfACll:,.. TIMI NODUCTIOM ll1·rrplh.>Oh1l St•'' 10 1ip t. p1t1m,• fl1&y & n11&hl BULLOCKS 10 hr week. 12 month , . <'O f'\111 \.ll'l)e Phone tor .., • • tomttn~t Plunnl Jl>ll. 1J08lll~QJI Ov~r 17 year Laauna Be ach Gen e r al ware houseman & forkhfl aPsit.114tm·92l2Ask for .!Wi)'"Pt'rwi·,•I. '1 10 ·) MACHIMIST t'T 10 1-\111 Wiii w un pr.:<11 /\µply uL 414402 R /\dull F.ducal1on dri vers. M ature . r esponslble Mr.West ,,,.Iiun Ut>a,h 613 f.:•oo ~r:~mfi:"W:d~~=· ~\',~:· ~ 1~1.r ~ ~ Jtt)l·kl1w1c.1 _o~d:.. ~I T~r~ WILS IRE SU.3'1/1\r. Apply 550 Blu· ·~d ividuals w /exper ien ce preferred ... .,.. St.H•tn ftACKAGIHG m«t ·~·nlnll lor .. 1110 ttF.l't-.:l'TIONIST USTAUIANT HELP Ne rt Be h monL, 1...aaun• Beach. bt\l not. n ecessary. Excellent company .... ..u.ftAJIE t.Jtprd \t·r• .. 1tuunlJr duct1vn m.11:h 1n1a\ i\ t'aah ''· l)I>«' ~. Jnit PITlm~/Lunch Shltt W1IO ac beh9fits& cha nce (Or advancem e nt. llAoo5l""nV" I Jbt'lt'llt• upt•1JlcT'r (lwilifwct t-.andldtllt.> "''II ~honl'" '800 t'1111 Counlcr/KILChC'n 18Yrj A .... ~·rin g fa s hion 1-'tr!'t & 2nd s hift o penings. $4.00/h_ r SOLICITORS .. llmr 1 tu J ·'""'m C 'M .. _r fi m1i , 1 • I " url ..... 11• '"" "~7o Nn r1-.· "'U"r '""w"'r Slt""t spttlalty s•ftre in Oronae SICR1T••Y/l--' '' ,.._ 0n1· """'II ..... O .. 'I h3l .taO ..,,. ~"':01u ...... ,.~ r ~ •; ~ ".;.,i;,u;(·:~eer "&"° Re:lu~ra~\. "soup"& County 1is c~rrently look· La"un:i Nl;,~1 ar';l~x-general labor Startin" rate +2nd shift Pii!t. ~ j160~sz&i ~ l '¥U\ter.mdu~tnJlliinm rnn·hm ·1thop l)ll lillJ Nwprt Cntr Or salad.A1rport url'1J Co l: In!{ ror quollflcd appll penenced.aoodaklll3 re· bonus .Apply in person: wedt Highest <'Om · I T h r pr 11 it u l 1 • u n N! Ml(r 2-~gm ~ ~M __ c11nlll who :ire Interested qulrf'd. Resume to Ad. C·_,._ W .. C .-hie. mlsaion paid. Yo u r 1nr7.;;,1 qua 11•r<1 iinl) R\H"tun1a.t will ttrl up & In employment thlli tall 308. Box l S60. Daily ---ea•'"" _ ,..,.. phone at home Over 21 . PART TIME EVENINGS 11 11 " .. ~-~ ,. \ "1 r .. • u ut " IC L ..... , ·~ ltl'lll:!'!.~l!~~ ....... J•1•1•#.. If you are II mot1v11,tcd In Pilot. C<Hlla Mesu CA.. 11'!.30 '~vctlleyS...... l.D. card. cau ~. I m.u~•LUR'9 Ul.il .... n ca " ., ,,.., ' • .., c. .. c.u -"> ""'" d1vldual looktnit or an ....t_. PM J lnti't•I It 11lt111lH rnmj)ll BUSY ' NEEDING Caolu ... l>11nendt>r~ & dt e xcit ing care c r In 928216 l.03 on Y • rwntr. .. , ,.,.11 "" rt'pirn hvury c.lriv,·n.. purt t1nw fashion rnerch11ndlsing. mmor 1uulln11 Wt' 0H1•r U1114ut• llumci. of M111111 111u·ni11 1(i:. fur men & please come see WI. Our I•--------CM-Rf TB.EPHOME .m :o.lnt twnefit pkJl th .. t Vt•1<k "' . ph1tu1etcl 111t11", w1)m<·o w11 h ovt1<ninR benefits include an ex· SECRETARY Secretary. Newport Ctr -....-1nrlud1·~ mrd1n 1l. clt·ntul .. r1•lo1·ul1on 1 de1 I ul J)tmwn11llllt!!> und ta.k~ cellent compens at100 CityofNewpoi't Bcllch Law firm. Intelligence & ""•pm•loa DISPATCHIR \I.lull ,.llh 11ut .. 11mdmic. <1llr<1U1H· p.•r,1•n.iht11•i. ... hn ··n1m ,.,ir111n• ,.ll h 1'11l-'tlll1 .JI $3 '"' IM'r hvw l'tw1wt.4.! •321 t.,t .!'Ill BF:l'Wt:t-·, I 00 ~ '" 1''1 Al upur11 I 1nr.u1 Pit u'' '4'1"\111'•· lh111 hi.Ill ctcutl-<l prldl· 1n thcar work i\ble program. Also. a liberal S8411toSl030mo. gd skills req. Call Huth Some truc k drlvlng. Woman w ant ed ror 11>pl11 1n r11 n.cm 1rr l1> .. dl' rm111<J I ur m 1)1 1• l 11 work •· v t• n 1 n It"'. ·count on ~t o r c Salary may be above the Brazer 759·3800 Know Orange & LA coun· nights 4 pm· mldn lte. phntw ... aic.,~lt• We ,.,,1 bwiy $2 70 s:t 00 tu -.t~rt i\i.k merchand1se . .Plea:1c 11p A step dependlng on the ties. Lifting. Neal ap· ThW'B thru Mon. for of· SHILll. l"C .. ou nr-1·rt h1·lp ' 1-.>. for Motl or J ean 1tH SPM ply 1n pc>rson Mon·f'r1 candidates qu<1liCi Ca· ---------1 pear. English spuklng. flee in N .8 . Answe r t7Lt.-lti i1Mh·AH· tH·111'111·1·d u r "''w 1lu11y 410fo~ 17th SL,C M. J·Spm tions. SECllETARY Lmw1lco Laboratories. phoneS. dispatch nunes In 1n1'. <.:.1 91714 "llll~PtOPlt' may .1pply 83 Fashlo.. ltkMd The Incumbent selected Immediate opening with 2148 Newport Bl, CM AP· & various paper work . i.1111~10 Mtr111ot1v1• 1unt1~ut'l'll or Mtwport~och l.O fill lhls immed open· large active real estate ply9am·l0am Mon·Fri. Must have common flC'l' & top <1uullt) IJ>t"I) .. ~IAlJKANT ... ,. 10 E plyr Mff in.g will act as personal office in Newport Q-!nter ~1.111-.aA CL-.., sense. Good phone voice . 1'~11nl ( >pp11nun1I' t •rnpl(•\ .. r PART-TIME CLERKS ""lh't'l-4ll\ 1lrui:,tvr ,. '"'°'llnf' 1r1 Ir, 1n1· will h1• .. ...-kmtt p ttml dc•1 lt.!i. tu -\'.il>hJt'( "lllX"lf. ft d1,pl IV ml'nhund1,1• '\turn .. 1h1>1> " evt-w1>rli. .i ""'I \ho wknch 17141~ l3lb l.,_.aJur t 11.n pcilll'r nt•c-th'<I C.&ll lk•tw1'f'n8 ' bJ I &IS'll l'T•l\luc 111111 v.11rk1·r lur kJlt• boJrtJ '>hvp 1\1 "1 bt dl•p1·ndt1hk /\pph 1n pt'ncln 11r 1·1111 TaJc-o 71S! Y. 17th M ~u11l' F l'M 642~· I' I lllt'<iH JI lfl~urJt11·t: hllllni: d l'rk exp 6< r('f ' ll("( IK2 (Jt;51 P 1 '"lei. I .idy wunl1•d 1'111{1! Boy Maternity 111 pie 1 m1~·1 .. u'" lo work 0 LAtua PP m secy lo the mayor . Tasks Call Mrs. Johnson ror ~rT'""" -" Depeodebility a must. ~~~~~:~·~•;lJ~~ ~~:.1~1~ COOKS & '-_ :':i'~ ~ ~~~f~e~~~~~~ ~a~pp~·t~-~64'4~-9060~~~~~I =r!'~~i~~1 ~;~~ :_r. helpful. but w111 )41; : .. 'MJ SAU:S fW tame. camera natutt. The lndlv. select· St. John Knits 540-7171 Westdilr COUNTER i.alesperson. retail sales. ed Cor this position wall Silo •• ..,, $I OOO. 17422 Oen an Ave. lrvtne Nurses Registry H ~IN MIXf.K phulography l':<per . r tt>l7 WestcUff.Ste209 Ct.lor rrulch1ntit u1 rd.it necessary. Photojlraphy also perform work or Ul0% Free to applicanl. SHOPTl.AIMH Newnnot Beach t'<l t•>opcr .. Of"kln~ v.11h PERSONNEL Unlim1led. 16889 Heach thc members or the City Newport Beach Love lmmed opening In C.M 631~loor 7S2·9118 pol)t•i.tt-r n·~an Oe~n Bl. HB 847·3664 Council. allend com · lbo&e long, laiy 3 day maml. co. Xlnt benefits. ~~~~~~~~~ datl';le 11oorkcr. w Jb1hty mission meetings & take wknds? But. like to re11I· Will t ram right penion. = w work with r.Jt10~ & •Mate or felftale SALES rrunutes as assigned. Re· ly tut it & be busy the S4S-0403 TELLERS l>('rt•cntu1tc:. Apply rn q'sH.S.&3yrsrecentex· other 4 days? U so. you SOUTHWIST~ P t• r , 0 n b t w n CARL'S JR. IS MOW lmmed full lime/ parl per a:, a secy. Must type can't find a better pos SlLK SC_REENERS. Cull 800 Glenneyre, Lag Sch lOAM-2PM T G A p t ime sales & cashier SO wpm & take dictauon than this. You will ap· & part-time. prog~ive 497.1711. Experietteed <.:A MBftOMf<; ACCEP IN · positionsava1l./\pplyin at 100 wpm. Apply by prec.lhese lovelyorcs& co,changeCorrapidad· .___. "nk •LIC •TIONS FOfl pe rson Ward & Har· 9/tS/18. For inrormatlon fn'-"'1y s•-•f too. Call vancement . Prefer ably P/Tt.ellen r~tD·~·"" THE GUILD DRUG J.ttr.yRdAt S..ta AINI Frwy. ~:qual Oppor _Employer 7"''1 CL/\ Y, llnl•' Bch ,.. "' "'"" ...., d •orJ-n E o w""ur Be:ic h . "so of EMf'lOYMIHT. rington Lumbe r 1275 & application contact AbigailAbbottPersonnel no n·s t u en~. Lagu!la • .,.. .. · · Garfield. Bnstol CM EOE Personnel Of'fice, City of Agency 557 ·6122. 4500 ~g~ Clasa1c Graphics TITLE CO. i.ack Rubmwns 3rrt floor l-'ltlth1on h i a nd N l:l EOE 64447~ -=~-------Purt lime and full-lime Suleslady, experie nced. Newport Beach. 3300 campus Dr. N.8 . rug.ht rv..i1t1ons; must bt _ .. r h Newport Blvd,640-2101. ...::..:;:.;::.:.:::...;::;..:_,.:-_;;____ al hool / Due to e xpansion . PART TIME Pwchasiftg WEEK • EHDS Clerk . -Reswurant Waitrns/ Im.boy Wtutress. must be ovr 21 1-'ood & cocktails. Cull belwn 10 & J. ask for Karen G44·95SO. Ir vi ne Coast Country Club, u;OO E. Coast Hwy. N.ll. Every Sunday und 1-:very llt.'tlwrcs l)'pwi.: 50 wpm. other SaLun1ay und Sun l yr buyin$1 cxpcr $8211 · '111)1 morning,., t>ravc•r to $1,00.1 µImo l l Month drop hundl1•s or l>aalv yl•ar Apply La1Zuna l'llOI t" \'Jr nn' Mui.l Kc-ach Un1f1ccl St•hool hJ\(' van ur lurji!c lltatwn DJllll"l<'I . 550 lilumvol. H <'., 1 u u r a n l . Ad + i;ood dnvini; r1.·cord L<Jguna Beach rrurustraLive Asst. Front Call fi4l 4:J21 u~k for -·----desk & ore-skills a must Harry Seeley or Don REAL ESTATE No phone calls plcu:.c Wtlha~ ----SAL E S PE 0 PL E Apply in person Mon· WANTED. Personalized Wed 3-Spm, 361 ChH Dr. PART-TIME tra1n1ng Xlnt re,euta· -=La=g~un:..:.a:..Be::..:..:..a..:..ch __ _ t1ons. H11Zh comm1ss>0n & beautiful orrkc. 1----------1 TELLER MALLOY REALTY s ;J \ In,::~ & L It ,111 I n ___ 9_6_0-_4_3_4_2_ N1.•wport lk•;ith 1:-.,•wµort t:c11H•r I Lile typmi: .,;xl't'nencc prekrn·tl :it; houri. per Wt't'k E>.ccllcnl 1Jcncf1t~ u nd i::ornl '"ork in I! •·n '1rnnmt·nl l'h·a~t· t all Mr-.. Crox11n for appoml· IJll'n\ (';M) f~1'1 1 llil IM l'l-:Jll1\ L l'-/\ VINC:~ & LOA N An Equal Opporlun1ty Employer Mi Fiil NX/ Answer Ser• Gravcyarri ~h1fL IOPM to GAM Sunday thru Thurs oay Will Iraan Will pay more• 11 ca.pr d M.1ny b1.•ndll~ .ind raise~ 540-3133 PH:< ,\ n , ,. 1 • ri n J! ' t· r \ 11· e ~rat.or full & P1T <:.!II IS35 3561 REALEST.ATE LoanOffk~r A m•w 2nd trust dt'l'd co Ill lookm~ for an exp loan offit•cr w 1 lols of t•xp & .1 '>1.'i"Ufl' followanl( who c;in l(l'nl'r:it e lri.t loan' tS2b,OOO·S200.UOO I For I hl· nght pen.on we offer an extepllonal compcns;J uon packa~c 640-8325 Jo;vl'lyn REAL ESTATE ln•eshM..tSales II you havr successful sale!> exp in real esl;ite or 1nvt!slme'llS w~ need scver,+11 sctr motivated people lo sell trusl deed anveslmenu. Lo pens ion plans We provide draw. tnunmg. leads. <'Xpenscs & a true oppor. to earn ovl'r SS0.000 yrly. 64Q.8J25 REAL ESTATE SALES Pos1Lioni. availabl~· lot ex p e r 1 ~ n c t' d a n d t>ncrgctu: agents. picas<.· se nd r c~um cs t o PIX Operator lmmed opcnanl? w/local "lock hrokc•r agc firm .,..,. k 1 n ~ n· la" It IC' 1 n d1v1dual 6 301\l\1 -ll noon <.:a11 Sandy,ri40·1400 Lighthouse l{l'alty. Inc. -31716 Coai.l Hwy. Ste C. Personnel So. Laguna .. c" 92677 Sharp, bn~ht nllract1vc Real Estate Sales 1Jersun to learn all ubout le-gil•r• Welc:otnr rt·r~nnnel work ""' :i fr 3 Weeks :.upcr nC'Ut supcrvli;or ee Mod typml? & outi.toan,:: TRAINING personality. Start sat HewCCll"efl' S6."1(f up. Call 540·6055. Coastal Pt'rsonnel Agen· Mew PrcKperity t'Y. 27!10 ll:irbor . CM •Absolutely no prior NEVER A Fk:E training or experienn• necessary. PIZZA H~'d •Personalized ans true ca II 5411-7863 lJon __ _;;_ _______ 1 •Professional on the Job flre-School T eoci..r tr81.Jling. Cerl1r1c·a t e o r ex · •Upto8Q'J~commission. penence. F\Jll or p/lune •Choice of top office Harbor Vaew Pre-School locations. 640-8820 Be your own boss with a ---------i top notch professt00al or ganiultioo. RESTAUR/\NT ATTENTION MARE HOW AC· CIPTlf'ilG AP · PLICATIOHS FOR EMrt.OYMEHT. COOKS & COUNTER M~~~~~~Nu~..i your spare Lime by work 1ng at Carl's Jr part time days 11 :001\M to 2:00PM. i\pply an person. Tues day through Saturday. 2 OOPM to5·00PM *Carl's Jr.* * I 4262 E. Newport TUSTIN • 1430 E. 17th St SAHTAAHA • I Ill W. 17th St. SANTA AHA * 27 I 7 W. Mc:Fadckn SAHTAAMA 2092 S.E. lrislol SAMTAAf'ilA • 25 I I S. lrhlol SAHTAAMA * 17971 MacArthw IRYIME * 1720 E. Oyfl' Rd SANTAAf'ilA !.a:'! cRale~ 1 .---• U... Equal Oppty Empl ml r 131-IOOl 49l-0442 ------- 18 ye;;:; of ag(• to wor~ well·groomn., as aona· S.C.lf•r to SI 150 Sl~r •. ter se w car, Stewart Tille needs 1 h b~. for exclusive dress O>st.a Mesa. 100~ Free 2.30-6.30. M·F, 1 & 8 yr custocnerservicepenon· cosing our~. shop 1803 WestcliH Dr.1---------lo applicant. Can you old~ S2.00 pr hr. Dy& n e t & exper tit I t• Please :ipply an pcrison NBS48·I007 *Secretari'eS* keep a secret ? You'll be ssi-2929.cves ss7~34 sea r c h e r s. M a n y Tuesday through Satur SALES & "in the know" at a ll STOCIC Cl.BK benefits. Free parking. duy, 2 ·OOPM to 5. OOl'lV M£nCHANDISIHG Fl Chg Bookkeeper with times as you handle ron· Bonus plan. Salary open. ~t ~ t.'Of\.'itruccxpSl8Kyr. fidentialmatters forthis Dri•e-r Call Joe ·M endel., The Red Balloon is looki Employers Pay All 1-'ees easy going pres. He 'll Light mfg co. nds relia· 558-1114. E.0 .E. •Carl's Jr.* 18951 lrookharst t.... Garft.ldl fOUMT AIM VALLEY • I SSO~ll•d ...._. RC'.'YCll PdlMI • COSTAMESA * 3101 Newport ll•d C... 32'"9 Stl f'ilEWPORT IEACH • 9022AdcnM IM« Macpolial HUHTIHGTOH 4 BEACH • 279 E. 17th St .__.S..taAnoAnl COSTA MESA • 19512 leach ltvd IMal" Y ortctown I HUMTIHGTOM IEACH * 21532 S. lrookhurst .__.H .. ltoftl HUtmf'ilGTOM IEACH F,qual Opp Emplyr MI F RN&LVN Licensed. PIT , 7·3.3C ~tuf~. JIB Convalescent Hosp. 847-351.S. 1~·1 Raq & Mop Women n eeded (or Housecleaning Serv. 548·0757 Sales CASH CARD COMES TO CAUFORMIA We need 10 top salt!ll peo. pie 1mme<11ately Call SM-CASH Sun&MOfl9·2 1ng for a n except1ona Uz Reinders i\gency also rely OP you to do his ble person wt good dnv· . caret!r oriented so lei. 4020 Birch St. Ste 104 corresp .. schedul~ appts. ang record. HB 1714 1 Tow Truck Drivers exv person w/a fl s 1r for Ne~Beach 833-8190 k.oon .. ,m on his toes & £194,.5351 per'd. Top pay. Appl_ fasbion merchand1s1nl:& Calf A pt/Es•~b '64 --... IU c•·w Towing HOB h. or P ... ' hand. le matters when he ""~k u. "n want-' full or "" ' display. Conlact Cynl 1a Call Ablga I Ab ........: '"" ""' Ohms Way. C.M. 642-l2S2 at84&-1666Cor interview. lS gone. 1 • p/llme. Advancement Secretary bott Personnel Agency. opportunities Apply m TYPtST P/"'-SALES UNRliL 557-6122. 4500 Campus person. Sta~ard SIM>e cau548.3467 Operungs for full umc ex-RIAL ESTATE Dr. N.B. Store. 3077 S. Bristol. 1----'------ pr'd saleswoman. Ellen Outstanding opportun1· SECRETARY C M. TYPtST Carter . 13l Fashion ty, bnght. personable. Estab fi rm . wor k ~•-T......t-..-~~.onlYl~:jN~ Island Mall. NB. 7:i9-ITIO dsverstfaed 8eeretary ror wt pubbc. gd skills. $900. -..., ~ su .... er. P.P ' S•• rr.r •/TIME f3stcst growang multi· Call Jan. 64G-3470. No Full tame. Cood or· ~~boPholoB.grdaphUi~t· 3303ES ~..-corporate real estate fee. American Car eer ganuata o n abtllty . CM r iv • ru · Offer charge accounts in o peratio n an Orange Agency. 610 Nwprt Cntr 54C>-S850 ..::..:..:_ ______ _ dept store:, in NCWPort. County . To work with Dr. NB. 'T'E•CHER TYPIST Laguna Hiib & Hunt· d -=-~~------'"""' ington Beach. S3·SS l>('r sale!\, manage mer nt. e · Pre-voe instructor. Ex· We arc tn need of a Cast & comm i'1ex hrs. We velopmcnt. inancc., • /Bkk PIT 102 per'd w/OU adults Ac· accur.typ1st.Exper.as a secunties and personnel :>ee Y pr. · · countabl" Pr"-voc ""· ............ typi'st nublicata·on train. 833-9795 Must be self·mouvatl'<I. Mon·Fr1 I girl office-"' " •" ,_.,, -· .. ~ · l..J II bl llvataes Plan anlerven· statisucal, transcription. Salespeople-M ervyn~ 1!; work well walh Pl'OPll' t<' payro rect!iva es. \sons ror a dult need~. c h art s. t able s . eh· now takan~ applica11ons and be able todwork an a n pPal ya bl est,· aMtmu~~P~~~~ $550 mo. + bcns. fl :J0.4. helpful. Wall train on for r tT sales & stock. unstructure environ-easan · 546-5760. United Cerebral Word Masler Syste m. Daytime. even1nl(l> & ment. Heu I Esl:itc or Needed immed. S..S-1t9S Palsy Xlnt working conds & wknd shafts avaal i\pply finance backizround t'~· ---------1...:....;=:..._______ benefits onedical. dent.al Jl !J8l I Adams Avt•. llll sential. Salary t'O m · sarn.MIER TECHMICIAMS &life ins .• pajd hol/van Bctwn!0-2.E.01-: mens u r ale with <'i<· T . ·s Research&developmenl Apply. L8005 Sky Park pcnence. Send annot<1ted ypas t s. ecrc ta ri e~ · mechanical back0 round Blvd, Irvine. 546-3814 S I , • II J K b Gen'I Of'c & TramN' /\":>· " • .::__....:......_....:_ ___ _ ·a es person. perm au resume to . rem as. workino in enoanecn n<> ,_ RM Ab l"l" .. 35 400 Q I St semblers-eome '" & re· "' "' " PIST lime rams o " "'Ulte 1 . 1 ua1 . bwldmg medical parL' TY NewportBlvd.CM Newport Bea<'h. CA gi.ster now soyou wi~l.be Exper'd an m e<'h 'I WiUtraingoodtypistfor Sal .~ 9'~. ~! thto stahr:tldwcor a'"r~ engineenng. quabty as· type letlUlg. 20-30 hrs pr posallve altitude. fo\1 11 or T back In school. 1.ong & S8l·3830. Xlnt benefits. esperson. aggressive. ' '-'UAIL .. , ..... ., e c 1 r n " surance etc. ca11 Susan weet. Must be able to • plL Exper. or will t ram. PLACE short term assignments. Massaon Viejo a rea. • -t -yp_e_s_s_w_P_M_. _c_a_ll Apply rn person Stan NO FEE. ..~.H dard Shoe Store. CM. PltorBTIES'• V-tdorTt111P0t•i~s TYPIST :.Jn S. Bristol. Call SS6-8520. EOE TECHNICIAN Full time for macban~ Sales ·retail. Olfacc sup· __ •_o,..~_TI1_1:_3_o_,_.w._• _ l·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I d1ctat100 & word pro ply/statiooary1pnnl1ng. Service Sta. Attendant & TEST cess1ng. 65 wpm. xlnt Full & Part tim<.' !>OSI· Secret.ane!> Medwucs Helper. lst & benefrts&conditlons. NU t1ons avail. fo'or appL. TYPISTS 2nd Shafts. Apply at cor 67>9900 557.9212 Ask ror Mr Wci.t n e r o r Cam Pu' & TECHNICIAN Newport Stationers Inc MacArthur, Airport Tex Y .... ilMryRec: •• Sales&Scrvicc &SECRETARIES aco. 4678 Campus Dr. 2.ftd•lrdSWft ts..~~~tp/time.C:i ll MAN WOMEN Do you need extra money 1...:...:N....:8:..:·-------Position requl rem en ts t---------E X p a n d 1 n g a P · & enjoy variety Let the Service Sta Attendant lllclude an AA degree in Waitress. fast food exp Pliancl' freedom & flexibility of Full-time. USA Gasolin('. electronics or engm~r· nee. Call Mrs. Benlley at wo-'-·nn temporary as ..,....,,.,. _ _._ CM ing or equi vale nt ex· o~"339I Cha n"t' s tore •IY " • .. .....,......,uur. · 1 ~ " s1gnments of your choice perience n precasaoo or ..:... _______ _ Everungs &-IOPM & Sal work tor you. CaJ I im· Service Sta. l s land Le.St. Selected applicant WANTED: No. Lagun;.i mornings 9:3G-2PM S400 mediately Salesman. Sal + com m . must be DOE and DOU Beach. Older lady or mo. or optaonul profit ~Q~ 0 ff i Ce • 1n El Toro. 768·9843. ctcarable. Overt.Im<.' as mac.her or y0W1g child to sharing program . No ex· reqwred care for & send my 7.yr per nee., many company 0 OVe rload Service Sta. Attendant. old lovely, well behaved benefits. Training pro· exper'd. F\Jll or p/time. Royal lndustnes offers a daughter to E l Moro 1 gram for management. · 557-0061 i\pply, Arro Station, 17th generous hourly wage. school. Your home or I Phone aft IPM 979·3860 3723 Birch St. N.B. &lrvane, CM complete company paid mine. 497-2362/ evet.. Sales Equ11I Oppor Employer Service Sta. Attend. f\i 11• benefits package Inch.Id· Reis. required. E 'd 1 ing medical and Ufe tn·1....:.....;._:_~----- SAUSrERSOM FULLTIM F. tlme . xper • 1tc s urance. plus an ex· W~man for plant .--------llf mech'I knowled~e. App-•---•-g -mpany Mon cellent working e nviron· ~· w • • ty, 2590 Newport Bl. CM ment with room ror your Fn. 8:30-4:30. S.S7-01SO. SECRETARY Service Station Allen · Sii [{' Unique retail nursery J oin the Under~cas dant. exper'd. Day & ftLU looking for individual World of Jacque":> Eve;;.F\Jll&pllime.Ap· growth and develop Wbsle Supply bus need!, ment Pleas e contact P l \ peopLe o r ie.m ed E.'mploymentOffice. persoo. Ownr631·SS88 DOYOUPLAY w1lh indoor plant Cousteau ply,She11St.ation.17lh& ~ORGAN ? knowledge, exper pre ... lrVine, NB. · '""' ferred. Apply in person 1' t>O. there may be a 0 u r e x. p a n d i n g Serv Sta Help needed..im career for you st Organ ROGH'S GARDENS Eng1ncer1ng Depa rt, med. f)IU or p/l. Apply 1-:xchan"e.Openmgsnow 230lSanJoaqwn ment requires an 1n-!lOOE.CstHwy,N.B. avatlablc. Previous sales Hiile; Rd telhgent, mature. ex· -------'~--- experience useful. but tremely well orf(anized SEWING Ro val INDU,TalES Energy Product!> Division WODATHOME Phone sales. light bulbs Call 530-5220 Mw •••• PRODUCTION CLERK REAL ESTATE SUCCESSFUL we will train you. Call ____ C_d_M_·----1 1nd1v1dual to ha ndle Top s steady. exper'd Sell things rast with Dai ly Mrs. Jett al The Laguna SAUSWOMAH heavy S ecreuraal as· 0 v e r 1 0 e k 0 p r . Pilot Want Ads. Hills Mall. <7141586-7302 f'()(" quality antique shop slgnments. Excellent 642-3472CM. L.-. SiJe.c)ler. lac ••••••••••• ••••• ••1• ••• • Red HiU & Oyer Road .W .. u 005 Ideal OPPortUnaty Cor an and1v1duul with an DC· t'Ounllng/ purc ha sin background to work with th e Co mm i ss ary Manager o r C arl Karc her Enterprises. Inc. in Anaheim SALESPHSONS Umited number or posi- t ions open with p re· stiglous firm an Laguna Niguel area. Interviews W:ll be conducted ~gin· nang August 7th. 'Con- QuaUf1ed candidate will f1dential. P lease call be responsible for all (7141495-1720. runct1ons of commissary ...;.. _______ _ office including ordcrlnit RECEPT-TVPIST raw mat.en als, ~chedul-Mature. accurate typist . ing dehven~. monitor· xlo t bener1ts. Cal l mg inventory levels and _Ms. __ 17_6_7 _____ _ inpul to CRT Other functions will lll· elude the codin~ und pro-Receptiorust·ACcls. Psya- c ess 1 n g or all com · ble clerk Nc-ed ctiger m1ssary payables and conscientious person payroll, and as.'ll!llanJo? In who as good with num-bud~M.."' nnit rost prnclu(' hers for fast paced con· llan Sll"U<'t1on co fo'Ull time, typing S()WPM. Salary Accuracy with numbers depends on experience and knowled~e o r rom· but will train the right puter anpuL systems is per50n . Call for appt. desirable. ulong with 768-4812 101k<'Y adder & ~O wpm ....:...:.:...:.::..:..:. _____ _ 1,ypin11. Spanl~h het1-1ru1. RKept/Typht hut not necessary. P1easan1 phone ma nner Ir good typ10g skills for We offer eiccellent com s m a 1 I m a g a 2 I n e pany paid bcn~hts In· publ.i4hing co near Or. eluding medical/den-Cty airport. Ma ture tel/life lnsuronce and u 'WOl'Mn. SAJary io S~. ple-..sant work environ· c:au for appl. 752-6474 menL Please call for an 1----'-''------ 1nton1lew date: CARL KARCHER IH'TIRNJSIS. IMC. 1200 N H1.1rbor Blvd Anaheim. CA 92803 1'7)4) 774.5796 ~uni Opp Emplyr M/F For Claulfied Ad ACTION Call a Dtuly Pilot AD-VISO R 6'2·567R . • • =======::...-!.::::::::::::.:.......:.._____ w/k.nowledge & interest typing and shortha nd ..:...::....:.....;.:.. _____ _ in antiques P I T . skills required. Proven .,A .. _ Ca 54().3210 -····················· ~nta nua. .....C AUCTION DAILY PILOT 642•7945. ability. Apply : School omce Mgr. U.S. DIVERS 40 hr wk/10 mos y r. 3323 W.Wamer $82().$996 mo. Minimum Santa Ana. Ci\ 92702 qualHic&tions : typln~ (7141540-8010 SSwpm . s h o rthand 80wpm, Desi r a bl e Equal()pportun1ty qu.allficaUons 3 yrs resp. Employer M / fo' We h ave an i ni · SHIPPING & RECEIVING CLERK Equal Opp Emplyr Ml F MANY ITEMS OF FINE ESTATE JEWELRY, TECHHICIAHS tmmed. opealn&s & op· po r l u'n I t I e s i n a n estoblis hed co. an the Orange Co. au·port area. Applirant s t o troubleshoot. repair & test electronic systems. 557·9051 ask for 8US<'h. ART OBJECTS. AN · TIQUES . FINE FURNITURE. ETC . PHONE FOR,. INFO & BROCHURE. 645.z!OO ..... ........ 1ry LA Porte ROtl8e. 1831 Westcliff U7thStl. NB. clerical cxper : ex ·1~~~~~~~~~~l mediate need fo r a periencc in publi c shipping receivin g employment helpful. i\p-L..--------1 pty in person Fount.aln SICllTAIY I clerk w /2 year s re-Telephone S ales.t Reps SLOT MACNMI Valley School Oislrlct. 1 IS/HI c e n t e x p e r • wanted. lmmed llt·Ume SALi Lighthouse Ln. FV p f a m ·ill. "rl· t y with work avail. 2 s hifts. Corn e r Newla nd / S7604908 er Mo. " 6·10am or 10am-2pm. S9'Tl!Ml8 Talbert. Filing deadline At US. lrvine Medical packing & s hipping 833..:tM7 ror appt. ask for ONLY 9/S/78. E.O.E. Center in O r ange. as e l ectronic parts Susan. Antique Musi<' Boii;e,., --------•I Secr etary t o OU.c c helpful. We offer a 1T._E_L_E_P_ll_O_N_E_t_?_R_X_> C1odls. SECIETARY SAL~DEP'I' Mena«ier . takes a nd good sta r ting sala ry ANS SERV. Exper'd, ...nc• transcribes m eet ing & x lnt c ompany days.S49-3015 W•waH--' minutes,type11 technical b f 't A I ,._....__. materials uaing s<'ien e n e 1 5 • PP Y _-.es Be part of a dynamic & wtn.nlng team• Newport financial firm is seekmit a self s tarter wt good clcricaJ skills . XlnL work· ing conds & co. benefit.a. Pleue apply in '1fAOn or conuc:t. Ufic terms; re-sponds to Symbolic Dis p lays Trade your old stttr for llOZKetterlng. Irvine Inquiries rrom <"ampus 1762 McGaw AVe. new goodies with a1~~~~7~~~1~m~~~~ and aeneraJ public. Req. Irvine. E.0 .E. Classlftedad.642-5618 a: aldlls in short.band. dk· lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimm~;;;;;;.;..... __ 1111!111_• taphone, typ ing, nllng, I AD' r...-..s.r.kes UIO Newport Center Dr 2nd Floor Newport Beach 644-4360. ext 263 ldUr compo81Uon, bulc malh. Apply for Job no. CCLSJ, bySepU, 1978. UN IVERSITY OF CALlFORNIA, IRVINE Penonnel Department Room t~ AdmlnJ11trallon Bldg. Irvine. CA 92711 Secretary-Cir! Friday MfirmallveActlon Restaurant de111rc11 ex Employer perienced typist. book· Woimn. Mlnontles, keeper. & hoste'l!I Op Handkap~ nnd portunlty to learn .all Veterans Enrour11ged aspects of busm{·s~ Call ~~~~t~o~A~pp~ly~~~ Mr. Hupe at 84&..3391 1: Tit• l•ploy•ent & Trol•llHJ A• I ..... of .... """'* .... Announces 01)enings for the poelllons of: Program Manafer $18,500 Annual y Job Preparation Instructor $15.~ Annua lly Job Preparation Specialist .. $11.400 Annually Applications will ~ accepted until 3PM. Sept 7th at The Employmt'nt fr 1'ralntna Center. $38 Mam St. Hunlinf(ton Beach I • LAMAIJMA AMn9U6 Is havtni a lant.a.atJc 4 ~ c&ea~ sale Aug. 31 as oooti.nwng at.art.Ing Thurs. tor a more days. Frt, Salls Sun. Dillclounb up to $0%. Thia ilJour chance to get some our beeuUlully refinished an- tique furn al baraaln pctcee. kt usu•I wt tiavf' a lood select loo of rol I lOP desb. Swivel Cb.rs. hall lttn. nit cablnets " rock.Ing c hrs. Ml46Coast Rw)', Dana Pt. .,._,., 1040 ~mi+w• 1050 G_..,. Sot• IOSS Ml.c.tl•f'CHI• 1010 MtceH~• 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···,.·u·1··L·,·c··:uc· ···T·,·o··H··· ·L··u·G···G··:·G··E··T···~·s·· •••••••••••••• ••••••••• TY. llodlo. •.ti. ,ow..-9040 loah. u1 9060 ....... 100 °°" Sundev. Septembe1 3 t97S OAlL v PILOT D I:; ·••••••·····•·••······ ...•••••••..•..•....... I I'• •' • 111111 J '"' •• ~ A A"""t' Mana ti1k1• $100. ndi; minor HIA, Stet>eo 1091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .\11 \f11, 111,;11 111ll 111.rn M1\1'1,'1 1-1:0-1•. I rl·:~1S \H from your b~anl'bb \'&rd ITlillnl, p1n11·po11i; t1tlih: ••••••••••••••••••••••• p•c•....,•l(H <.:Al'ALl~A 22·'74. S'-'an.; 11h\1· "·•lnul ~111l 1.1hh 1-.~I \II-' .It-'\\ 1-'l.H'I Send oue card ror ~uch &cvrS20 044·2602 Stereo .ystem. Pioneer 44FT~s"'1D•... kecl Tongenne & ~h1 & hj111l 1111Jl11-.I \\,il11ut ,\It( U llJ~.\ I'S. \N t11j( plu11 one 3pane. We SX S3S luncr tr .. n.; "'~ Loud(ld w1xlr3" Ui.l•d 8'11Rh• At\t r, m \ mu• ..,1\4.lf..,, S1111 l'Olrc1• l.ahl" \Int l111ul l'ICJ F,S, FINE FllllN . rl'lurn perman1•ntl y IS year collect1on or r,1rc• :iuctio1. ~ ca1>&ette deck Pr.ivall' party·11 anvt'«t bttle W;0oll m:untaincd ~11 N'lt l-:1t: l'llONt-.. fOH IN i.clllcd attractive tua & pla nts 25~1 Mar~ar~1 w/do;by. 2 Jenning .. re menl commitment 1e 'Sll.~O ss1 S4JI wkd)' fO I\ 11 ltOt'll l' H 1-, 'tr:ip. Ml'etlni.: u1rl1nc l>n \'\', NU 64S·0400 search apeaken. bk 940 qwrl'lt 1mmed1:.t.e ... 1!e 196 468() lo\kndl> "'1"'111~ ll.ill411 "''lllun.il •• """"' IO u1 t p Can arr~nge rln"'nc l" "'' • 1 • .., UiAJV reQ rcmt!n ' rt! turntbl P1on°cr h<'<Hf " • 11 ,: &. .! dari. 1 IU I" )J~I I •. th r . ... Kirby Vacuum. ... l' l b p lo ... .,,. I l'•ll 114~ .'I l•• Allliquf' louHd ''d"h""' cl O.il. 1:!.:111 ", Goldin 111·1 n1 \t t ... 101 .i llh' PUPl•\ \1 )t "'"'"' wnl Vlllt "' e t .. or·' to:xcellent $7) phones All ilem11 perfect •iJ JUS fl'eo to -·· ~tpi M7 .ltH I l>UJI) lll 11111, ,.,hi T11ol1. personaJlzed ta2 endose uu.927.; rond SS2S 751·34lOaCtC res!llonally decor11tod DocU 9070 m:ll'hm ... &\uuuanwil wMllpaper. rubri c or ---"~ Jnd re·powe rud hy ••••••••••••••••••••••• llT~ lffll!I 0.ta dru11 II .1f 1..tlilt ~"' lhrc\.\'} l \I .. 11h• "'rl)l.'11 Unt' l>r~-f'r ~ 70 Qut .. ·n \ruw Hurr rt I; ~··r ', , pi.ir Wood •n l'runli. S~ lk\l\•l.id M ir riir l't'uu" ~ 7342 1 \)\( 'hf\h 117 I ,.,1r1 l'..Oa. 1Wt'~ll'1 It 1 I l'I 1(11 h.m11 .I > 1 oht I'·•\'"' 111\t'' I llll1hc11 \1111 I l'M .. ~, h.0,1111 , ....,, H~nc I ""'"' '''"I' dui:' no 1111i-•r' SJO, 1 "' h !WI 1'72:1 \ ll'ttlQILlll w alnut \I .irhh• .\h.l t. nhlc 11 IC l 11 11 \ • r lop Sldl•llCl¥rd ll.init1n1t P\lf"'· \lnl lull'\tl" '" ''· l.l1tnh· t'.tt\ 1111, :..'17 ~'flil huntinl( dill"• 1111 d1a~1111~" J 1r1\ I 1·h11mpi. 4'11 tl!lhl l.h.t...,.1 Apo111' .\l\t !I "I.• 1;.,1ct.·11 S1n IC .111 111 -..·C t "'"I l1< 11 " hJbrtl~ llW•l IVT 'IUI I 11~!11111 \ o•llo" 1 "" 111 ( 1uud1 :SI:!.• ll.•1ol 1111,il rullull hfl·ul.l.1,1 "1 1 •1'\l i11:,o .. i·ll •:!<!.> I'll f1~, T tlll50 Cnn1,•mpo1 ury hdrm ~l'I " rx··" lnrlu rull r1 dlli•• l1totl 1 'h11111 1•11h1111•I \ ,tll !17•1 i71.t. lhl tlt(h•M l' \1 'Duy Glo" paper & '-'e M~I 100 W11cker Xlnt ESP s lereo spkr~. xlnt Newport's fin~t techn1 SLl,S AYAILAILf will b11ck & trim •our t'Md $400 1 hp <·oncrete cond Sacrifice. S l'i 5 c1ans Total of sc:;,000 y i\C N po 1 ,.,..,6.~1 C i11rul(C ~.ill' ~.It & !°)Ull •ll·rt~' f,;nrtl .. 11 lut>I' .111 l111u1•, 111111 1 lolhc" m1,1• 1 l:!t 1 •• 1n<·cwnod Wu) In ta~ Or try lWO CJrdb saws.so Ph 645 7354 pair Call 67S·1019 :spent in last II months 011 ' ' t!"' ' r _ hacktnbaC'k. ---lhl· 'G!1mo~t.·I Rn1ncl 30· i\\'alon moorir~ 1 .. J'HICt.:S l2x t4redshpgarearua Ph.ilco21 .. coJor TV t'on ne w 1..,,n Chl.'V) 4 54 rroot ofScan'1>and i.1Nim $2eaor3tU Cost S700, d,..k1ng sole. ~Int cond. #7:; Crusad~r engines w llh area.'2G.OOOti7J·SO'~I t1St11gsSJ 60<>:1 s:m1ofr 846·499S S.SS·2429/\ft 2PM only new trans n lssaons All ---------6/9t11g~Sl.SOI.';• t!Qulpm 1.•nt 1nclud.nRIS1Jp needed for nl'W 3:! HorM• 8060 lOormoreSJ.40l'll. L.amps. s ml crystal cha n· 1:;·~· Zodiac with 40 hp Kctch~~N<•WPort Heacti ••••••••••••••••••••••• Salt-1'Tnx lncludcd delier. lg m od . Chdn loets&MarinC' M l'r cury eng 1nl' on area.631·04!1!* 17 II fb hunt~r. h.'rnf1c NOCAHD?' deher. smoky i.:lass Imp. .,.,....,. d:.,•its. Radar. auto•pilot. 1,.,,,.1111 hur!>c S l 200. Draw your own or St:'nd mpldlnette.i7S.wr iron••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 2 On an g t:'n e ratoa . Wanted · Qua·t l ;!mll) K.;thy :.!1:1 86:1 t~H l'\'t•s. oame. uddresi.. phone & illoir rail, 497·2057 loah, M-4t1e v 11 F'. de pl h . rt ode r needs slip. or tw for hkt· we'll make one card per Shop full or redwood. most Ecpliptntnt 9030 llimml top around bndge n I.' w 4 I :. a 1 Ibo a' 1 Vr nlrl \'hr,tnul ~1lare tag.Acld 2S<each. sizes. Sl 800 Bulk .;ule ••••••••••••••••••••••• deck . s tereo. <'olor ·rv. Refor e nce• •• vaal a bt .. -.mod bv l(,1y;1I Cua P (;d S..·nd check or rnoncy or· ONLY. 675,3175 GRAY MARINE ,, 1 e e pr. o. I. 11, ~ •• ,.11 Pll!ase call Ron · 633·~94 '\ lH::s1 Ofo "'" H In I .11" .. 011) tali.ci. l~1u1 11 f" Cl.ik lhnlnt: I( OI 'd •!.I ruwuJ t1tl>lt•. ~ h·1n • ' ~ 1;40 \1!1 I Uumr"'' 1lt111I 1 JI.ii•· "' .! ,.ILOT ,.RIMTI~ " 1p an ... ,,. or m> .,.1 t11~1o011111on )t).'IO 1.:n If~ der t.0 -----Thetrada'ti'onalheavydu ~ecpc1 loun.,~· 1n main 61. W ,,.,, f o:. 1 .. µ )l:MI n•1 lin•·r 'hr Mochlnary 8078 • P .. 0 . uA., 1560 SCRAM l(JS ty, lightweight martnl' s .Ion. lull ~alley w1thh fishing yacht Bu nu ... 'llr,, l'\'r\ ca hul l..t dUfHl ~b I J\11 \ IU 111 Ill ,.,.... to Y°" 104~ 1 1 .. . """ "I. engine To 350 HP. Ge crnwavc ovt'n. tras 2131833-47.ig ~lu ha1 "t1 • 1 ,., 111 I'111 1 ••••••••••••• •••••••••• t:olita Mesa. Ca. !12626 ANSWERS nu i' 0 e new pd rt " compactor. big rcfrl~ "~ "" h13 ...... • •••••••••••••••••••••• l\.1ll1·n ... h• .,.1,, I "', \ I hll. 1•'""''" ~·1111 •• 11. $.!I ------' dbl t i I -.-... c_...i& 111111 r ill•m• .i1• 111,.:, Hm klo\t'll 1u· ha11d""" ... ILIC •UCTIOH Authorized Oistr· Brislol w/ re<?ier . . ba n e~s -.. ~ 1),U\ .l lrti <"l11111 111a.: .. 111 1 l°'I." ... ~\ ..:1.1'1> >lto.'1 & SI ~ lhl.. 1lr1""" 1 \\ bl' \ Ill I I I II I $ 1 1 ·~di~ I d l ..• ,-., ~ Namely ruC'kcr Ser vlC(IS. Cost a Mes. s ank. butch r r bloek U I 9080 ~ ,, "'''' "ha,''~~· n ..... mo ur \'\\ M1'""' ITEUS OL' L'I .. ' L' ("'el"t -TJc•klt• -~"' .,..,... ,,. • ••• r .. ,, c. .A •J 1714 >892·~1 counter top. upper salon ••••••••••••••••••••••• \11t"''" ,1,oul h1•d 11 .11111 ESTAT E JEW F:L RY· Bilshop -Molrst bar .area w/wet bar. new l9'77 it· SlupJack. \'IH 1 A KT OBJECTS. /\ N S EE ANY MO HE British Seagull. 51' HP refng & rreezer fresh · ood d ~'111 1"11111 1'1" ~··u111·" '$ 1'"111 ulJ ~01111'•'111 ......: -'"---°"' 8080 11'\UES FINE FURN h h long shaft. usedonly3hr. t 's kl tt b. 'Jt · swtm step. g "0n .., 1 r , 111 , 1 , .... , 1 1 ...... rni· 111111 1o40 11111 ,...,c_ "' • · I went out wit t as wa er par e . w ·in Sl.S ooo S86-3309 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ETC. PHONE FOR IN <.;hinei.c "lrl ror :.ax Cost S520 Sac $390. blender. $70.900 Calli--·--·-----m ,ion, r • ll 1 .. \~' O •-BROCH URI!: " 1146-6452·979-4054 " ' .... -.CH 1010 rhildn·n '"'I UJX~ I IH rn.iHh1ni: \111·,1 , 1-;1eetrunac 1·riwpmcnl ..-F · "' months. She couldn l (il41 871·4224 '"~' CY• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• hut1h 4.1.,,1, .111tl 111l1• llJOlio Canar•. l male, 1 64>2200 :.peak Enl(hsh. When 1 ,1 60 GHP 1 ask lor Carol or t21Jl nu4c.t1att°" 8050 I I Wh I ' IV II " k "t!rCury . • ong 697·1ll~ Cr('!; I ••••••••••••••••••••••• FR G ll T O ;\ M Hit:. ll ~ " •• ni' 1 1 "' V" !I'll~~ RJH SI Claar, CM WANTED taughl her how to spe::i • :.haft. Forward rever:.e C S•' tlOTl'OINT ~,\11-.tlOK ....................... SllA> loa .ill 111 "'II ~di shesa1d ... l don't wantw neutrd l . GJ t dni< ·m SKll'JACK ~. O MC =.±••· l 9120 W Warnl•r 111 lh1th••I "'l'·•r·•1•·h 1;.a2 l!ifil l'A:--: '' '1 H \l'J-; CA H TOP CASH DOLLAR SEE you ANYMORE " wt purnp $225.645-8«0 .... 'IL•() 1...1\uClj ll•• bit b) OUtdrJVe". C.00mf)ll.0 !t•f ) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ".1.nt.i \n.i !f<!I :!'•:.!I · "' . ~ .. ~ ' p IO F 0 R Y 0 UR **I BUY** lit•aul llurnlon '"loi. 7 Me)'l'r:. ~1 anx "'hvy J E'WELRY. W/\TCH ES. 2.5" color TV Zt:'mth Xll overhaul<'d t;~ly but Oldercamper 4-sale."" o ·(;~II t' Ill C.IOCJ wwd l-'urn1tun & ~:~ak~bu.~·~·>"~·a ~~~~!;''"· fbrgdli. ..,I o~lneOr Xl~t /\RT OBJECTS, GOl.O. Cond. S18S. 646·152S a ft loah,,ow~r 9040 functional l r .. tl\·r an lru<"k . SlSO S tove cl. "!>hr 1Ur)r' Hd~ai; A11pli.inl'n UH I .will"" rat .,_, -~~ T~kg:Satw/~ft~· SILVE R SERV I CE 11 .00AM .·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.•.•I C~~~~dv.~e:neg~d:~~d .!._ef_n--..f!_&c0-__ 21_00 __ _ wurkmgornot!l5?!!l;tJ :.t!llo1St-:t.1.forYou i'"l\l'OJ10rl&lhrl1J1TIJlCh Ken t115·1i89S wkdys: FINE FURNITURE &._.,tic:al Catalmaor fo;hmgboat CJmp<'f shell t o 111 lh'fnf' Adm1r.1I l1111wr1.il I MASTERS AUCTION 1 111.ilfuran aul'kcr ~110 5-15 0659 11ft('r fi l'M & ANTIQUES. 645·2200 IMtn.ntnts 1013 *SEA RAYS* $5.500. 675·"870 or 644 7211 DaL~un. Toyota or Lu\ 1Ju11h·~ 25 ~ult• h) ~1111· 646 .. 686 & 833·9625 !>4H ijjjj).11 wkndi.. PHONEM/\T E ••••••••••••••••••••••• bw.. w I boo 1 Cd con d 127 " 41 1 Nu d1·fro:.t1n.: • 11 1. lk· 1 1. ·I , ---BOAT SHOW -- --S125thsl S4SJ ~!!} ~ 7541227 ---' 1~l '' 1 .'u a: ~-~·•n Twlo bl•d sized 1.l.'l>r;.i T c lcphone irn:.wcran g I NEED AN AM,! 31 ' Chns Crdll Com · · · I C,\.'\liPAllJ I &...~v rnloilJblt: :.60 Lhrowi., many p1ll11ws marh1T1es wiwarr Si9. Pre fe r a bly .in old mander Allrbrg ls Lon~ 8'c:imper.1t•(lbo:<.tJOll' \manJ rt'frti:. lrnllum l"or ~d 11M•tl rum unt1 t .. J .. HtJll 1 tllut• unlaque :.at1n tw111 wl remote,$149 Fe nder Ba!leman, but PRICES equipt list • a ll nu t:lct 2bunks.S2SO. fn~wr. 1.:o<Al ('11nd111on QUt!i.&l'lrT\' . ..,f157Kl3:S I 1>td::;prn10 .s ('h1ld '~ Roger.7S0·3791 anything in~oodworkmg trncs Cond must b<' 642·7056 $100 5'46·4450 . I :"1·ar 1ww l11·1gt· tWl'l'd white 11nilution fur coal, condition ror around SIOO °'l'en ' ~22 .SOO P P , 81 ~ runc1•ml)Ornry ,ofn h1•n·ulon 1·11u1·h & l•l\ wi•7or8 Othcrl'lulhe:. C ARP ET f.'I ( l, L will do. Call G6l·S26l ah Alt78Models 1 673-4220. 'iZ VWSafan bubblt!to1, Uwlt 111 <.h.,hwa:.hl•r. (,;.if rrom mudC'I horT11· Sft5111r 1·M~<.tt, smOkl"1 1!1'1s:. 1111> ~irby vacuum sdclom CLOSEOUTS From S2.SO 5 30p ti4ustgo ne w cog. xlnl co nd f cr:./ Sattler. "'.i l nu l he,.l oHn ~t 51!;11 1· c·off<'e tbl & 3 mu trhan..: o~I attachmc'nis 20.. sq yd. 549-8181 549·1!181 · m Ma kJOg room for 1979 28. P ow._.r Sport fashi n~ s:ln5. 545-8S27 front sso. 557 €>154 t'nd lhl~ S·IOO 642 01611 :I . r M. . • -L'·so Suzuk i cello vinta"e model d' I Wood h II fl ----SofJ. hkc Ill'"· 7· canwl E (letrtc an. ist Ping Irons 2 thru SIW "' . ,., snowon isp,ay. Bo.at. u ' ying 101~· Cltbo,er. Fully eun· Oryer.Cll·ctnc.hvy dipped C'nrliurny, 100,.{' r--S-' 8055 goodws Palll>l(hdt-r i.w Newgrips.'sttfCS200 C;.all 1973 .... Bei..t orrcr HARRISON s brid,(!C•. nt!Wly rt>bU1lt ta1n<'d.kn1?szbed.SIJ)l>t. duly.Sill pillows. Scotc hl(artlccl -~ Ule ing. 24532 Bunbury l)r . 5S2·47898ft6. ~anylimc. sir.Jl BJlYIOJlTS t'ng1ne Nec do, c;o m \.' shower.polly.gasor ell-1 9i9·6877 9.'iS-1897 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-:1 Toro. I Blk. So ol ~""' A '-'Ork Overall rond1tton rerro A/Cond. stu\'t -------~Ill\ ing Sah• 1-h•nt·h Pro\ Muirland."> .it Entrudos . Edger. Mc L.anc S35. Trumpet, xlnt .,<'~n<cl . .SIOO. 3101 Coast Hwy. N B. excellent Rrand n1..·w "'. , , \\'hJrlpool Wllbhl.'r, "hl Dunc1111 Ph) rl! drop lc;1( <hn1n~ WI & t•h1na l'Jli t. rotary pwr mwr S l5 . 536·7821 or altHlli70 Iv 631-2547 d1 rect1on:.I (1nder .ind Xlnt Cond~. m ust 5eC .u S95Veryrlt-.111 tabll.'4chiuri.S250. lrnnl otht•r rurn & m1,1· WA"-:Tl-:OOlc1 tlolb or riller queen l'anistl•r message f'M 2·way rad11>S6000 or appreciat~ 546-1941 ..... fi75~i8'1 tlawtubS75 552.850.') hwh11l<I Item" & ~lttnl ... doll Pltrt .... Pfl' tlallOj.!. vacu um s5p. Sll'~C'O Wurlitzer eh•l' rnano. ~·1tc:.,t.,,,..:~Her Evl'n1nj:!!> Motori1.edlill.H 9140 ----- 1 Thur ... 1hru ~un, 11-ti. UIOh 1!'40 Any typ.• ~ t•ontl. amtrmlfmc. SSO. 962·6~5 wood cabim:t. gd cimd. 18' TRI-HULL ltO Volvo ""''"'"'" ••••••••••••••••••••••• J>tulm fr•11>lfr~ J\oc· .. do, Anuqut'!-. d~k:,, '-llll u11 '!.S.I F 11n,,1\ Pl c \I 5-IJ 7366 bdore 101\M Xlnl Ba y or offs hore. <id -1 MOPEDS 19 l'U rt. tVI> &. holluan lb, sur J~. l hr,, h,·1b 100 yds. u.wd i:;.irpclan~. S32S bst ofr 644·S230 art ron<1 $2250 675·3545 loots Rftlt/ v. u•e 1n11ker. :! ~r-· S:S~1 ldmp-.. p1ctt1rl.'~ ht.! 'il''I "'"' \;ml ,Jlt• 11\uto Lelephunc. II chan good cund1l1on. $2.00 ycl 5P M -·----~ 9050 ri<cw 41 used. s alt·,. 6 GiS.9789 &. 642 •ig37 ,\bo ~.11.1j.;" :m l'Jrl. l>r l''I • nel Mo1orola IMTS. pd 5J6·1603 Yamaha G GS gwtur Y>lth 1977 Re1nel1 8 meter. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~;~1~1 2470 Nwpl Ohrt !-Jlt· Sut Sun 2222 Oon '°)t'pl 2 I, :1:; I ~3200. wl :.1$1!>00 536·1603 ' t:Sl25 00 bluet while/ bl ark. low Ch I h --r l ------lldn~. Wu:.her, J1ry1·r:. "'"'Hit NB I Copy mach1nL'. roll·fi.!d. Ci.ts· hrs. 3SO Cl C hev/Volvo an.er P w.. 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Ur:indt walcn·olorl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------Ilk S275 tra1>1l compa11or Stl5 ca - ----1 -$:194 Mustse ll S3S·S5!15 wantAds Call&42·S671l ore rurnllure. d esk , t947 Chris Craft, day PEARSON 33. at-0m1c 4. e new 1 646-5848 AnllQUL' bdrm :.\'t. unllQ (i;:ir11.1w Sulc K 1ni:1111~· -- -chairs. divans. decor ator c r u 1 s er. e 0 g . n d s . VHF. OF, 4 b ags. wand ~-0886 k1t1·hc·n hu1C'l1 , watl·r lwd. l1r.i'' hl•adll<11H(f. lll·m s. rca:.onablc mamfold ,$850.biJ..4730 le!.s. s t e reo. <·overs MatS::f!~I/ Rerng. S1110.1Jc~l 11ffl·r,1 eo11l1·r !ki.tufr ~-6321 \'llrll\·r h<l1m l>l'I. ... k1:-.. 54().09()()or &45.3022 ----------$27500 Bkr631·5650 xlot <'vnd Wui.hcr. dnlht·'· 'll•ri•o & tahil'S. 1 15.J Boston Whaler .. One ---------9150 SSO bc!it orrt•r Mil J8;,;, Studio ht'd w bol!<IN •"-:21~1 l\,,y St, l' '.\1 11111m 111 --------('Vr S::.0. 2 ME•dil l'hoo;. I '-& "" 1 ~ >t '' 11 Pett R r I t d S., ·pm .,.it .~u1 . l'I -'" e n g. t'X n con . 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I y r old , be~l :! t.111 Ban•l'lon;1 ncuten•d & d••1·b11.\cd. chairs. t•hrun'l\: ~ \lll)I h.wbrukcn S:WO or bst t'Obl $:!!19 ea • $11'5 or llt':-.1 ofr 644 539i Xlnt conJ \h"l 'l'l' !l6<1·2397 8040 ---- Bcaul r.1ttJn din1n~ !Id "' ti1hr,SIK.J nld upnF;hl piano SHiii. dtnl'lh• w • 3 rh.r' S2.S. Oak rk:.1. Sfl:>. I dn\cr·~ tr.unan.: l'Ql'.kp1t. hkc real t'i.11 , )!rt•al for l.irb. $01'1 rcK·l.1·r.., & mbc r u r n s 5 s ., :; 1 7 ti ~. ~1 nn1 1n 1.1.t ~1 ,,ht•r 111 '\1 f~lli ~1 OOCJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• Golden HetracvN pup Pll'S. AKC Field & :.how pcl. Shot::.. worml'd. raised w/TLC. Xlnt d1sp (213>425·1S61 c .. 1r.1~•· S.ih:, ~un \11111 Antiques h:.hld ..iood'-. Twin box ~pnnl?!> & mJI., 1·lolh•·" 21;1 .,, lKlh ~t trelo>s with frame' ~ (':\I Upholst1°rl•d <:'hairs. · "KC German Shepherd pups. Show background. Top bloodlines. Uluck ilnd tan. 638·9308 w.i:.hcr & tlrycr Xlot (iaragc S.ilt· SalurdJY rood Movlnl! mak!' 111 ~Pl 2 i\nllQUi.'t;, pool 1:1 ft•r 219 Poin~Nt1a , CdM bit>. i.lalnm ~k•~ und j pur~ re11r I more SS7·0080 --- &•r;ul. Herrulon sofu, 7 · 3 8' ~llding glass door~ S(i5 tu·back earthtones, oak ca . Misc. alum. windows tnmS2SO. S4SHMZ3 1;i12 1071 _____ _ Don't Get LOST Placing your Classified Ad Make your AD work for-you 1 GJVf FACTS. L•sl 1ne •tems age. condition S•te brand name model and aslung ~ce l!>urveys 1nd1<.a1e 1ha1 buyers are re 1n1eres1ed •l'I merchandise when they know e D"Cel II you re selfing a car. stale lhe 1ype 1ran!>m1ss1on mileage II •I •S low special eQu•pmonl and license numoer 2. OOM'T fMIEll.ISH. II ~ llSl<y ousiness 10 c•aggerate .ind 11 won 1 increase your cnances ol wccess M1s1eao1ng information may gel a Duyer 10 vour house II may also gel you a puncn 1n me nose l. • IHfVlA TIOHS. A few a1>1>rev1111ons ca,, save space bul too many ol tnem strung 109e111er ca,, crea'e contusion A contuseo reader won I lake ltme 10 sort out your meaning •. WIUTIHG AD. Use al least 3 lines tor your ad (count 23 lctlers & spaces per 1tne1 S. 'l.ACIHG AD. Aller you nave composed youi ad phone· 642-LOST and .i friendly Ad-Visor will nelp you w1'h any Quesl•ons you might have HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN ~odel L ·l 22 with KEVERB Own<'d by a professiona l mus anan & in excellent cond1t1on ---------18. TR I U L:LI. 110 VOLVO Xlnl 6:.ly or 01 f~hon· boat Gd <·und 675·3545 --llf Lyman Chrysler l'ng. rcc·ently rerond ll 1oned $800. 640-0042 Of c i52 25 l t Mr.Dam~ -- 'OW asking$~ bc:.t of h~r Qill 673 71KS <'VC'n In I! s & w I.' t' k ,. n d" . 646 2158 days 1Mo n Thurs.I. Owner. 32' 197ti Un10Jtl'. 2SO hrs oo en gs & 4;, · or rshore mooriog. S-19.500 67~5666 -- Upright piano. antique Xlnt cond. SI 700 firm 892·9854 5 7. C h r I ' Con nil' wl Newport slip. cn('I art dck S16S.OOO 675·21i:! - -2 .a· L uger • 6 <· y I ~a s Contt'mp W11lnut Elt•ctrit Ph.1yer Piano. 60 rolls. A·l cond Sl350. 12131 433-5812 aft 6. Ebofty baby CJf'Oftd s 1500. 494-2932 C.:h.ry:.ler. JU~l 011hl<I. NH ... 11 p , S285C fi4ol · 1617. cves1 wkends . 833 4till!l, wkdys. - It' Westerne r ""' c:iban. 65111' Mere. bait tank. SJSOO. 968-9200 - · Unicor l' Dlng hy w1trlr. t\1mball baby grond. beaut P1·cun f1n1sh 8 dee. mot or. ballNY. Sl!JOO 644..()()ffl( oars. anchor. xlnt rond. b7J.2571 IJammoncl Org:in w 1 beered up Le~l1t:' $1400. Must ht•ar t o bc1Je11e 645-7727 &at wtshp. 24' R<"inell Express cruis e r Wt th l!l5 11 p M t' r <' l nadc d -SI0 .~011 '1AHO FOR SAU Grand~nsole. only I yr with onginal purchasl'r M ust :1c ll due t o 20 emergency Wall con ~1der be:.t offer CJ 11 7 ""675· 7965. 2131321!·6400 dysonly · Scacraft. cudcl} rully eqwp S6500 IW2· 70!\f\ l-t' rrblgls runabout. 35 96.1-<\736a~~I> __ _ Upn~ht Grand Prnno, 110 llP. Johnson Ot B. trlr. V r y s e :i w orthy W1anchor, compa~s etc tiquc. newly t uned. S300 962.2328 $595.~2356 1977 Rcinell Cabin Crwi.er \910 Ho rne·Thompson piano·spinct. Beaut hur l · walnut wood WI mother o< pearl inlay /\II ong. work includin~ all ivory on keys. SI 100/bst offer. 646-9873 Sal/ Su_n_. __ _ T homa s Or ~u n . 'ol1d s t a l c . P I 3 y m ;1 1 t• • Color g l o w . L t'slie speaker. SSSO S40·931i9 Hammond Pap<' organ. autn rhyth. lapc re corder , s~o 640· 1654 P.P store, lntmwont. lor 1095 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2A7, 24' w/Oybridge, full gallf'y, r oom y berth w1 porto potty, s ips 6. pwrlul 23SHP V8 OMC o utdrl ve. e qui p pe d w / compass. marin e radio. swim steps. also includes 12 U fe jacket!>. 2 Hnchors w/line & chaao, extinguisher. boat bum pc rs . extra h nc boat t'ovcr & aft canopy. less than 60 hrs operation Comes w1 tandem lrlr. :<Int cond. $14.500 Call nob Rwz 9!11·8700 dys 956-3827 eves ' ...................... . COL ~t. dsl. londcd . hk~ OL'W Very roomy Jus r('painted Try $29.500 t 1!172 Yamaha 175-0 1r1 Bike. Only 4300 mal~ ~ VOYAGER -631· S6SC in excellent condit ion SJSO Call 96J-49S3. Santand 20. f ult r ac<· $7000 1>45 jfj()[) -----23'RANG~H Fl'ICi.'d k('e ' 1.-0m 75 Kawasaki 900 Many extras Beaut11u1 - must '>l'" /\fl . t. I 71<1·678 11138 sloop Head. \'Ill-' radio ~ '76 llo nda 550F' rond. SI 050/ o l>o. duiette. 6 hp 0 1 B. othc extras $6250 Ph 64-4 Mi87 xln! 642·:10i12 10· llob1l' Cat wllrlr S14S-O/or ofr e' ei./ wkc nch 548 823!1 IHO !IU44 . '77 K:iwasak: ZIOOO. ma n~ . xtras Xlnt Mnd dys. - Cal ~. equipt. ~d cood Dana Pt. Pnced to st!ll' S67oo P r. 960-4145 -- I 'art interest J2. F.ncson. Long Beach slap Pvt PlY 1:194-ti(MI - llob I<' 11 · C.itamaran w1trlr Xlnl con<t Mu si .,111 .S7501bq t\.1nn . <luy.; IHI'; ~5! :,, -.· vt·~ K4ff.17lfi -~------Stan Miller racinR sabot wl U lmann 'Jll x!nl cond 673 ~iJ ---F~D OF SF.1\SON SALE ON ,, t. I. l: s F. 0 l I SAJLUOATS at NewPQr1 Dunc~ Saal boat llent;ii !>land. Ans. scr c:640-M292 ('lCt 4106. - 27' Erick:.on. Newporl Ray .. 11p. 1m1TUJ<'' t:>. tr as. S I 5 ••• ll n f.40-7051167S.878i :is· Sloop. tnple planked mahng h u!I . he a d galley, :-lps 4 Hauled & surveyed 71714 Iner, NO moonng. $9.000 5-;3.7538 20· maho1?any sa1lboa: wi trtr. SJ0001offe r Slap ,)Vat I. B I 751·3:!7:?. 673-1644 UDO 14. 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Place ao belore 5 30 p m Monday thtu F11day to appear next di)' or pla<:t bV noon on Saturday for Su,,day I . H AVAIL.AIU. A telephone number •S M t 11 you re al home when you1 ad runs II you re not going 10 t>e home s111e lhe ''me you w111 be as mosl peOC)lt won I call blCk twice CALL TODAY! Get yow od before 2Sl.OOO rteden tCNNr1"0wl 642-5678 DAILY PILOT 494·230Sor494·980!i ~ ... ~-n ._.,.. ra '"° ~~ •••••••••••••••••••••• TV Rodlo. 2S' Trojan xlnt con d. Hafi. Steno 1091 xtras. m ust sell . best ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• _67;....:,.5-~1_784;....:,. _____ _ High e nd components : Chris Cra~. T'n·Cabm ~: magnaplantirs, GA.$ .. Yacht Dag roon 11dvent. m1cro·i1c 1kl. custQm dbl cedar hull. M a r :i h t i • s A F: • absolutely magnlfleC'nt. w11rsd ales + m orl' P .P slfJ5 10.:? ~ads & shOwt!r •ttpn ce2m oold41M 2932 s;g l'lllley. r~fng. ,VIII". --------auto pilot. depth (1nd1•r. MclNTOSll Ml'25-05 r\mp. windlull, ON/\N ""''"' M<' rntosh M x 11:1 1•rt• ~ll'f)I<. 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Evt:'nlngs Tub, 'bower. 11ntc nn • S:Jt .91no ita~. elec ref 646· 7114~ _ ERICSON 2~ Keel mdl '76 NOM,\O 2012" St>.I Rollt•r fu111111: j1h Vln' 1-Mt, .. wn1nJ1<\, tnke ·11c1t hPad 11\•,•rhrd. m .i 11y Llk•• nt•w !3800 f>~ xtras ,\ llt' .. lll 111:1 l)o.11 K..ll t!l10!4 770·7~· Wanted S.1bt1t or lloh1c 0 1t Nd• ~<ll'k ooi.11(1611 S«•lce,,..+1 & Ac:ceuCM'iu 9400 vt'nt 201 cn11111•ttc-re• <'Ol'f1er 1playtr w1dolby TotMI SUOO nah. firm W..a-75art $PM 'l1' Flllr Liner. \' II Stnt( 27· Enckson. ·73 Riebll fo:EU 4 used rad111l11, n11 mon' th•m 30,000 11'11 • t11 flt \!> nml! !Datsun ~1" wgn1 F.<l, 861-6261 ,.11 ,130pm Scr('w Soll or Trade atomlc-4. askln11 516.000 56500. 64S·S838 496·819~ • .. D 18 DAIL 'Y PILOT 54785 .. , .. ,, ..... a.AND NfW I t71 «iMC •t i TON PtCICUP I """" •c~ ....,,.~ ... , ... i u~ .•. .. ~.,... •-.:tlh .... -.. ,,.,w ..•• , .. ,, .. ~ ., •.IJr.i~ GOOD 58.fCTIOH I 4 •µt'C'CI r,1d111 ht•Ull'I l. uni} 27.IMI 1n11t .. I 1k1· VClftl 9570 Nlii~\V 1 1.J~ J l>t,.,.&S-4 ~t k ••• ••• ••• •• • •••. • •• • • •. IW6AI" Slf7t THEODORE ROBINS FORD JOt>O 11AAi OA llVD CO!ilA M H A b .. l 0 010 • 1976 TOYOTA ftlCJ<-UP TIUCk • lltAHD HEW 1978 1100 DODGE VAN I 170:!214 I 14 I034 I OHLY$419S IRVIHE DODGE 10 t\uto l 'c•nt<-r Ur lfC\ IN,.; 830·ll88 7H Forti J.>I \ K. uuto. u11 MU1>l wll 21 l\uto Centl'r Un\ 1• IRVINt-: 768-7222 WANTED! l .. 111· muucl ToyrJla-. \'111\o)oo Pickups & Van~ <.:all U!>tOOay• •l63t Ha•'-'<" lllvn Oautiun C1owt "• 1.31 ... 23)3 ;1 ll 11 r.d 1 l"l\ll llutchbaek s1200. 1'\l'" 494 JIWO NABERS ~) 11.J/XJ H.1100 1:1/Vc' co .. , .. ~ 54-0·<>•oc 111 TOM 4•4't.. JIMMYS AMD VAN COMVHSIONS ALL AT llG .SAYINGS .. 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Nu l 1 n·:-. 1131 2'1ti-; Ml Ii. 5<1 1 :!745 1'.! ch,·rn l'ht'\' 'Jn llMMI ·~. lJ07 lot. !''uni 1•.uin o hill ..,uµ1•1 \,on, ~ J im H:JI :r,15s 1%1~'(~1 77 Furd 1110.i ""hi h.r:.ic· I t II -.1k1• " 7 51. \' IS A T I' S fJ1· :11r «qll pdrWllrng 6. olht-r t·xtra~ l.l•)oo" th•rn 1".000 m 1 $8,650 <.:.rll !16<!·3(_l8_i __ Co•l•MH• "'-'4'-tlOl w 540·t4'7 WEWILLIUY YOUR DATSUN l'AIO 1-'0 H OH NOT TOP DOLLAR FORTOPCA.RS BARWICK DATSUN "·• n Ju .111 ( '.1 p'' I r .1 r 1 • ' 831·1375 493-3375 Autot, lmporfe-d .....•....•••...•...... ~ 9701 ....................... & OTHER IMPORTS '00 Datsun Roads te r 2000. ·r. Ho~do C:VC:(' \\KO. 1 .5 s pd conv. h:.rdto p. spd. FM tape uct'k '!Int good ~al>'! & run~ out eond $3000 firm •ltr. 2'.ltii good 601 7152 '7i Atturd S 'Pd bt'lt·. i3610St:it1on Wai:on. A <.: St!OC m t SS,,;\t: i\,\1 l''M rad1n 645·4751 642 468/i ·;3 CVC(' AM FM 1.M· w srn .l •pd. nu lilt•:-1;d ra<'k. $2.000 Good l'Ond t'Ond Sl20ll 646 5473 _____ _ 5411·ti670. ,111 Spm Joguor 9il0 Da ts un I JO L1kl· N~w •••••••••••••••• •• • •• • • 1\:\1 FM.l lUOO m1 ~1 ak1· '7S XJ IZC h> m1 • 'Clot orrcr h7:J 3600 t•ond.SI0.500 i-l 260Z. xlnt l't>nd. lh.UOU l;.tb 4H411, b75 8~ IMW mr 's.S51110 9712 W66 Xh.~hrdtp eunHrt i\ M F M .. I r. t 1 o n 11 Sl.1001 h:-.t ofr <\tr. 4~33 ••• • •• •• •• •• • • • •• •• • • • • i52 :!70i --------~ Must sell 16 Dai.sun 280% ~-------- ****** ! YOU! Jt CAHOWM 4 <iORGIOUS .. .. MERCEDES iC lt IENZ iC lt For A• LiMM As iC •s4995• * )2Qe• • -tc I ""hi llrt\1 11Jrt:. i4 l)(idj.11' 1'0"" t'I ~ ag4)n 111 d tran:.lt.>r \J1>t.>. J6() cn11 .iuto traru. & n·irr i•nd ~~92 19711 Dodg e l'Owt'r Wagon t P11301 Ltkt·nl!W, il 4. 'ht•\} l.u,. ~11h· -.h ·JJ l'USLom add11 Ion~. p:1111 t ""1\ls, :->tereo 673 ~127 '74 VW IUS C755HRF.l $3477 OPl-~N Li\130H DAY 1968 Shelby converllblt'. tan wt rhoc Me rce des canv11s top. hkc new, lo mJ 's. roll har, a ir. l!·lr sler tape $7000 675 7366. 35.000 mil<.'l>. a 1· mo).!:o. s t t' r t' 11 1\ M fo ~1 Cassello· Clt•1rn & 1trl mut'Ulatl' 'I! Int l Ond Si()()(), 552 6218 t'\ C)oo Jmsen 'i732 SIX CLASSIC MIZ'~ -tc low m1lei>. urr ro<id '76 Toyold Longbt·u S kS. eqwpl)t'd . 2 yr, 12.000 wtwlldwood shell Xlnt milt' wurrimly a rnrhtbll· <,'find. Must s f!ll! $:J5001or •...•••....••.•••...... • • • iC ·72 Pinto Al.I. I'\ HTS FOH SALi-: t'Jll ti75 !11!15 :rft 6pm tlHTnumph GT6 r•Mh 646-1478/ 646-0 I l 1. Aaltos for Sale ·····•···••·•••·•······ SUNSET FORD $7499 bst ofr. G31 0319. e vt•i. &. t971l Chevrole t -4,, Ton PU wkcnds 5440 Garden Grove Rlvd Westm111ster 636·4011 f Pll18l V·8. ;.iuto, arr. 2 . C " h ·II . --------- yr 4!4000mile warranty OO ht'vy ~T.s t .(slm l!n6J.'QrdVan t::conolinl ' ' $7999 inter. Too 'mauy xlras 2SO . 2 burner s tove 197& J t:ep Cherokee Chief ~~rr~.~e for mint· rerrrg. c assette deck I P l 14 I V-R. 11uto. 1·rwst'. . C B. 673·2050 dys, 673·l22t 75 IUYORLEASE YOUR 1978 IMW MOW! •BMW• '76 280 2+2. Srlwr w blk accents . 4 s pd I\. C. A M I F M t a 1.n· • v t' r y ('lean. Bst orr c.ver ssooo 58H746 ------~ 1976 J ill GT lldll'hbck 8.000 m1 ·~. hkt· n1.: $6800 il4 494·6WI KcrmannGhio •...................... ·;3 Karma nn llh1... lti.OOll m1 New brks . 1 ire,. mur llt•1 Ciarh ov1•1·h,,ultd Tune op !ui.t illOCi mt 494 350~ • TO CHOOSE FttOM.: •220 •ZIOC ·2IO'' •JOOD A.ti lilt, C-4. Colifonilo C°" SH MOW '1520 ...•.........•...•..... w1neh. s unroof. tnw '72CllEVY LUV eves purkage, dual ballenc~. $1100 Good cund --------- 110 VOil 642·6022/5411·4842 '75 CHEVY SURF Immaculate m & out v.g, 4-speed, powe r disc PRE-OWNED VW's & IMPORTS to CHOOSE FROM! See Our Fane Line al HarbourVW 18711 BEACH IL. Hunttnc)ton leoch 842-4435 ~RESALES• '13 Bavaria t337110 X 1 '74 200'l 4 sp 1373LI' F I "7SS30ta arr 1560MMLI '76200'..!4 s p t5mPQM I ·77 320I 4 s p l 283." PI I '77J20la air 109401 '7<1 Dats un tilO St!dan, ~lu st sell. x Int cond. make offe r. 548·0165 'i i Pickup. run:. ~ond Needs minor work SSSO 492.347-; HARBOUR 9738 • vw • • 1k (.'I\ N A M R i\ C 1-: I' 1\ R AEO. ~pt•t·1ally 1111 h.> ~erers Manl\ "' h'.> f1brgls I own<'r Xlnt cond Signal Orange $350 Take., twn matt l\t-n 6-15 81(95 "'kdy~. S45 ·06S9 &r1 6 P~ & "''knd.' $6999 '72 El Camano 454. pwr brakes !1579571 1975 Chev. PI U tf>lt•o : steenng. pwer brk~. blk $3995 V-8, 4-spd, locking hubs . w/wlute s hell. xlnl cond TRUCK CITY off road equipped. I y r. $2900. 7!>2·8398 _ 5lh & Harbor, Si\ 12.000 mile warranty MUST SELL ·75 F ord 554·~00 available Ranchero GT. ;\Mt f M 11 t:losedSunda ys $4699 trk S3000 963· 1565 , -- 1973 Dodge PU. Power -·--·-I 73 FORD YAN 1!126 Mudd T Hoadsle . !C lnl body, only S J~5 1"'5-imo Wagon I P IJOOl . V 8. '75 D:itsunl'U.xlnlshupc, Clubwugon.AT.4 -.peed. auto, dean. low males. I b o l h J p p t' <• r & <IG 13938> yr. 12.000 mile warranty mechan1C'ally F~I ('":-.' / $2995 a vailable . . ster . nu t1rci. & briJkes TRUCK CITY $3999 $2000. 496--4956 5th & Harbor. Si\ 56 1-'ord 'i T P U . "' !>la ke bed Gd mech rond S7951 offer 548 9462 1975 J eep C he rokee -. --. ---. 554·5400 !P882), V·8. auto. ltll. 75 Chcvv S 1lvt'["'do 'hrl Clo~e<f Sundays c u stom wheel . i m · be<J. blk. A<.. st en•o, --------- ·30 Pontrnr. ·I dr , bo<ly framt', fenders, du1>n., hood. <'tc Hough but no ru.'>t In tart . less eng & run n1n A: gear .. $100 957·1420 6S BMW lllOO. hody xlnt, dobn'l r un $250'ofr 642 3133 57 T· Brrd f<ed w wh1lt' pnrl hole 10µ 95'. rt'i.t ured I\ 11 (Ht Ai S IO.S<MI Ph 645 7354 -· 68 t'Jt dlrna <•nnvcrt P !:> ' P B. low m1 SllOO ~6117 maculate in & out. I yr. camper shl. ma~~. licst 12.000 mile w arr:inly ofr bi5--1940 --~-----~ avrulable. '72 Ford, r ebuilt cng. & $4999 lrans, $2.000 1971 J eep Commundo 008·0686 <P1113 >. V·6. off ro:id eqwpped. 1 yr. 12.000 mile warranty a vailable. $2499 1971 Toyota Landr ru1ser t f• I I 2 4 l o ( ( r o a d cqwpped I yr , 12.000 mtlt' warranty available $2999 COPELAND JEEP 200 I E 1st, SA 558-8000 '7 6 JEEP CJ7 ... V 8. 4·s pccd, power dt!>C- brks <001697 I $4497 TRUCK CITY 5lh & Harbor. SI\ 554 S400 Closed Sundays '7 6 Jttp Cheroicee V-11, l\T. PS.i.tereo radio {~I Re<~otional Vetu le 9530 ·73 Chev Cheyenne 12T . •••••••c•.:••••••••••••• nunt cond. loa ded incl $4595 TRUCK CITY !"llh & llarbor, SA 554·5400 Closed Sundu~s ----- '77 FOID EI 50 winch & fbrglass i.hcll S8800/bsl ofr IUllLE TOP 552.34321559.4921 V·8. automatic trans . air ·~ --'13 JEEP 4X4 cnnd. power steering. ,3 lllu1.t-r 4X.a. xlnt . p , U & Sh t-11, Pu " er AM/ FM r adio (I t-"'89664 > C'Ond. ~any xtra~ ~Leering, V·8 (V46566 1 Must &-e• 646·9474 $2995 OPEN LABOR Dl\Y '78 GMC ~. T . pickup. ful· TRUCK CITY $8875 ly loaded. $8500, Slh & ll:irbor. Si\ SUNSET FORD 499 . 1609 Clos~S::~ays M40Gurden Grove Blvd '77 Cherokee Chief. 401 --- Wc..-stmm stcr 63'HOIO Eng. loaded w / xlras. '76 CHEVROLET mint cond i;.io. 7773 ILAZER 4 Wheel Drins 9550 --------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trucks 9560 4X4. V·8. l\T, factory ;nr • rnnd, P IS , IX)Wcr tl1:.1 COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••. brake!>. tt:>481S4 I '75 Datsun. i\I C. cstm int, $6695 AMC/ JEEP boot & s hel l. S2550 TRUCK CITY #I IN CALIF. 957·1718 Sth&~~~.SA 1978 CHEROKEE '76 GMC Closed Sunday!> 4X4SIERRA --$6995 Aut.omauc trans mission '75 CHEVY 4X4 1JK/\16NNl311661 0811~71 P /U. V·tl . 1\T. P !- $5150 1170937) T ORD S4795 SUNSE F TRUCK CITY S440Garden Grove Blvd Sth & llarbor, S1-\ 1978 J.20 PICKUP $6995 l.IK1\461'N 140439) '73 FORD SURF V-8. AT. PIS !7052P I 3995 TRUCK CITY 5th & Harbor. S 1\ 554-5400 Closed Sundays '72 FORD SURF V-8, AT 03512KI $2295 TRUCK CITY 5lh & Harbor, Si\ 5S4·5400 Closed Sundayi. Awtos Wanted 9590 ••......•.•.....••..•.. WE BUY CUAMCARS & TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESI\ 546-1200 ---- WE Pl\Y T OP DOLLAR F'OR TOP USED CA KS 1-'0KEl<:N. DOMESTIC or t'Ll\SSICS If vour car 1s t'Xlra dean ~c..t..us rirs t IAUER IUICK 292.5 llarbor Blvd C-O!il11 Me~a 97!1·2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALLGAHTll Used C:ir M1!1 54().5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN · MERCURY Westminster 636 401 0 554 5400 <>PIM LAIOR DAY C:lmwd Sundays Plan on Trailering" 70 '65 TOYOTA 2626 HARBOR BL VO COSTA MESA AHaRomeo 9705 .......•.........••.••. '74 ALFA ROMEO GTV With ma~s. AM/FM & electric i.un roof t955WKK1 All>u. over 30 new 78 Alfai. 1n :.tl)('k al Yl«Jr-t•nd pnccs We may huvc your nt'"t cur an oor 1nvl'nlory Call us today• '73 240Z. x Int l ont1 A C. AMI F:-.1 ;)47110 644·565-1 'i6. 21!11Z. l + .!. ltk1· 111•v.. ma~:. .tcr,•11 .ti.arm Z:J.lO I m1.SW~5 liiS 3!111 BEACH IMPORTS 1148 DOVl';~'TRt;ET NEWPOHT BEACll 752-0900 831 -2040 495.4949 CREVIER \A NIA ANA & t SI 6 U OADWAY 835·3171 ·75 Spider n•d. Ulaun 1><cuu1MATEoR1v1Nc.MACt<1Nl punkt stereo <·ass. 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Call Jeff. 675·!1 1 l I ,. ..... ,· 9707 ·I i.pct'<i. a1reond . lt'.tther 2626 HARBOR BLVD IOll~'SO\ & so~· • LINCOLN·MERCURY """""' 1nt('riOr Jnd ma~-; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Swrru tolor l'Xll•rtor COSTA MESA 1974 AUDI •liWJ'Jl';i '74 DATSUH I OOLS 4 DOOR & v1~DYLIEMIPAOCRl(TS 260Z i\utomati<' l ran' AM/FM. t262LWI' 1 831-2040 495-4949 I A u_L 0 m d l t l' ' r ·' n., ---------f741PQJ1 1 S 1895 ORANGE COUNTY'S s417s BEACH IMPORTS OLDEST OPEN LABOH DA' ~~~~~-~~~~~ "' I SUNSET FORD 752-0900 ~ ~l~~~f;,. Gr~v:.:.~~~li •FOXY FOX BUYS • Sales-Scr vtt l' tt·as ing '73 DATSUN '76 Audi Fox Blut-. 4 dr. R C I oy arver, nc. PICKUP/CAMPER uulo. :.lt•rt·o ta pe , u tr Roll:; rtQY<'t' RM\V !\1ags . C88971S I 1·ond , :11 .000 m iles. !"'•OJ ...,. 1299NWC 1 "' amirurct• $2650 S449S _!icwport Bcur h ti40·fl444 oSPUENNS~H Rn.On IOI McLAREN'S ·74 Auch f o'< Yellow. auto, 2dr. stc-reo. II t rack &' 5-140Garden GrO\ 4' B:'lt 44.000 miles (06JLGT I Wt.o:.lmins ll'r t;:ll; 1011: $3395 76 280Z S 1het''black. 1 13631 Ha•bo>r fllv<I f..ia•Of.n GrovP ··• &J6..2ll:J 76 l\ud1 Fux. :iuto, xlnt. iur. s nrf. stt•rt'il, 556· 1301. 493·2437 ,., (•-. & wknd~ 74 IOOL.'>.1\~11-'M .1 :-.pd. low m1. vrv l'lt•an. & run:-. SALE ON630's! 633's IN STOCK! 115() No Bcac·h Bl Ht L<i Hahr3 IC'orncr lleoeh & Wh1l t1eri 714/522-5333 C lo:-.t-d Sund:iyc; xlnt. 675 !!ll7!1 --------- :-µcl. air . mags, i\Mt FM . moon roor. 19.000 ca r<'lul mill~ Mrnt S7000 Ft rm · 1>42 f'421 7S I-' L' xlnl :,h,rpt' ITWC h & d ppe a r J n1 1· I! rt f~1 (';JSS Sl l!rt•O :S2!JO(l 496-4950 9723 .•......••••••....•.... •••..........•.•....... 'i f. Co..,m o 5 "Pd ,11, Ol'W p::unt Ill'" ~1 lt'ht•l.r r. d . $:119f> iill KMO 9739 • I 87 I ' leach II. ie * ~Oft .. * 842-4435 iC ****** I 07 6 Ml'l 210C tomph'11· "":lh ~ur.roo' ..,ll'rl'll & J)UWt'r wmdn...,,c lrr.mvl't.1 .. t." Buy lf1 lt'a!lt' I 1010:0 • • ....................... --------....... 71 MASER/\TI lnll } 4 11\ .. IS&CO• Vlf :.eale r . llhr J lr. lull pwr. 'O IMPOaTS mint cond Overse as Im · 7t4183H746oo 1714149!>·•7 ports 645 5980 or 642·0696 ---• Tak'-" over S200im o i ... u ·~edes len~ 9740 'i7'': 280E. su!l lO.OOC ••••••••••••••••••••••• warr m a·~ l)w!'lp yrr:! 1975 MIZ 280C Stl•r£'o. c rwse control. pwr windows & doo1 l<X•kc; A fine a utomobile Buy or lease <826M IT 1 \\ l' hJw J ~ood -.ell-ct 1on or othe r fine :\187. ·, rn our rn ventory Coll lo clay• 1975 MIZ280 S EDAN Complet1:-with '>Un roof 'lL rt'O. <rut!>\' rontrol. & low miles. Buy or least' 1927NXJl 1 l'I\Nf$SIOll VI! 'O IMPOAT4 71418l• 174b "' 17•4149!> 1704 197 2 MBZ 250C ;\utomut1t· pwr 'll't.'r 1111?. ur r t•ond & t'Xtr~· low mtlei. •929F VCl' S749~ HOWARD Che•ro1et Om r· o,, Qua i! 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Auto1, Mew 9800 Auto1, New 9800 ~tt•rt'O. i.unrf. mint rond '71:J08GTB. pn ,t11ll Sli.9001ofr!-o 01 r 645 5980or 642·06!l•· 111~ eqw p :>-$8 •IJIU S 219 5 ·m GMC J t on " ·74 350 TRUCK CITY WE WILLIE.AT ANY WIITTEH DEAL OH ANY NEW JEEP WEARE OVERSTOCKED cng. 22.000 m1. Used for Sth & llarbor. S A towing lrlrs. $2100 ALSO Traclor ·trailer w/clel' 554·5400 hrakcs. db l axle, Ill' bed Closed Sundays $1600. Roth for S35-0<l. Ph '76 FORD F250 64S·73.S4 _______ , Stick shift. power d tSl' 2S24 ll:lrbor Blvd Coslu Mesa 714/ 549-8023 H you'rt• not re:idinl? the hulc ads 1n Clu~s1f1cd. you're m1S!>tnf.l a lot or newsy 1nforma11on as well as somt' 1?rt·11t buy!- ~.Roe., ~.Race. Rods 9540 Rock 9540 ..•...•................ , ..•.••.......•..••.•... CALIFORNIA .. INTERNATIONAL SPORTS CAR AUCTION SeptewAKr 16-17 l>cdlW. ...... 9w-M.y L09NJ hoclt, Colffonio Consign your car now! Sell for cash at the West Coast's largest sports car sale. More than 500 cars to be sold including Corvettes. Ferraris. 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Ill 000 P..,eot 9741 w,. havt' them all at AM/FM tape deck, burat ,t111.11 male<. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.11bor Day SPF.CIAL orng,$6S00.494-5453 tlum '°s~19i.l"' 1974 PIUGIOT PIUCt::S t7H •--------1 DllSIL SIDAH ·_ 11'J ~~ ~•••••••••••••••• 1M. 4 11pod. •1r <'oncJ & "'-"' TISTDRIVIOUR 1 0""1\4;1' both l\!P'. cl If ·_ l)j} A M I ... M ,. II •• I.' l l t• ---'ro ·u c "'I 11utult11na. 8h1u 1\l\1 l"\'I at ta:MHOKI 1)W111Moodltvc1 "' qul!Khlt1rt't1Ktradt. ,,,. •wh-:·-~•11 .._ S4111 G~o.n°·-· ..... zn> OFTHIYIAIM t•hot' br 11 1o1.11 11.11 nt .... ~'c'.'O::~~:_..,'"' Also, 7M t't>Ullt'OI, ul Goodlnventoryln at.ock . M11 hl'lln" MB m11 I( c·le.ir11n1•1• 1u1 t••:,, ' bi91l Coupe. alloys, Web Hurry while they last! .-hl!. P•Jl ~•nPt'd ,.,.,Jdlr •. " t; t; "u l 11 Ill n I I (' ben.. AM / l'1 M CllSI. 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Xlnt 1111111 2 '74 Opel Manta Coupe gd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •llU YAM 11)1..t>. bm ~ tall int t ,111 tr11ns , auto trans. vinyl '75 914 1.8. great cond., lo '77.~1~CDH!y924 J<on M1llerli39 l!J-11 top, re~able. 581 31\10 m1 . ski rack. stereo, -YR .,. I ~----d~, 497 2362 evs Beckr_ Sacrifice. $6195. 640-1876 SPECIAL• -974 '77 P o r sch e 924 . '77 Targa, xlnt cond. an-G~eous coppe r , 4· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •730PELGT thrarile g r y, A IC, s ,air,slereo.aJloys "T2 MB Midget xlnt c:ontJ. One of the last produced. AM/FM cass. lowered. (20635) 1---------Sl~.l bst ofr Low mtleage. I owner. lake over lse al SS03 mo. $9995 ~ ('VeS 6?3-89.1'7 AM/ FM quad stereo. 41645-:ml '#J MG Midget Newly rbll spd. tnten6r & ex tenor • llU YAM 9 t I eng. Looks gd. SI 150 Ph I 1 k e n e w . A I w a y s SUPER SPECIALS * ~170 garaged All manuals. . 1977SUIAMI DLSIDAM Automatic trans.. air conditioning. vinyl in· terior, radio, beater, new tires & very low mileage. ~78 Mtdtlel. AM/t'M ca.ss. pm slnpes 112 mo .old' Asking $49001 ofr 768-7s.M. Otr cover 1 set styled' 73 Porsche 911 T Coupe whls. 1 sel mags & lires. Gold 5-speed .. alloys. Corona del Mar a uto. s tereo, e~cepllon alJY $3.200. 1714>759·0087 I goodcos~~~;,';24GTZ> ---------1 "75 Porsche 91 lS coupe c.,::;>~:::,~=zm Jn MINT condition! ~======~~I 146Sl'WX1. i5M1dget SJ.000/bsl ofr WANT ACTION'.' • 34,000 mi 54<Hll9S3 --1 Classifed Ads 642·5678 A.tot. UMCI Autos, U1.d 4 speeo. radio (635LKG12575) l 51899 Black -S.speed. alloys , stereo tape. (S48CXFI $13,500 1977 PORSCHE 924COUPE Mosl oplions Pnced to sell at $8995 SADDLEIACK VAUEY IMPORTS '77 911$ Targa, fully load e d. Xlnt rood. $16.900. 771·3767 '66 912. S.spd, 15.000 mi's. reblt en g. x tremely clean. alloys. bra & cov· er. $4500. 675-1019. $3995 78 9 t I SC TClrCJCI 1l631 Hnot OMJ Blk on blk. llhr. 7's &s·s. a. .... a-.. ...... nu pobshed. elec. windows. ~ A/C, mr redtble alarm "74Subaru DL. 4 d,., «.000 system Bamberg stereo mi. Ate, snrf. vin top. system. bra & cover etc. Must sell. $1650. or bst 9.000 mi Great invest· ofr. 586-5299 mcnt. $26,950. 675·9346 97 65 d., Toyota ·m 9UE. good con 1t1on. ••••••••••••••••••••••• runs J?reat. $5700. Nev CM8118. 752·6054 811·2040 495-4949"' '77 PORSCHE I . TUllO CA.RIERA '68 912 Porsrhe. good con· Peru Red. Sports a sun· l&OREYOU SB.L.Youa TOYOTA, d1tionSS900 rooC & equipment lnclud· 586-,3309 ing air cond .. power win· 196.T•RG• 912 dows, a nd burg lar SEE US! MA1l9&nS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO lll-ZllO 495-1210 ~ "' alarm. Leather seating. While 5 ;;pd. cus tom l o o % C o n c o u r s 1977 Toyota Celica GT tbruoul. Mmt. classic. a l· automobile. 1982RUZI Lirtback·Silve r with loys, ~ trk. Xtras. Koms, K.tia•VW b I a ck i 0 t e r i or . new ures. records. S9900 11711 IEACH IL Automatic. air cond .. orbest.831--0866 llwllw9•'-och AM/FM stereo with 8 Ra re ·69 912 Targa . 84•4435 track tape, alloy wheels. """ft~ AM FM -shadow kit & only 19,000 "'""''' / · mags. miles. Best offer. Pri. air. CB. S-s pd. 67S.9S49. 1 ·m 912. New engl800mi >. pty. Cal 84?·7456· Have something to ~ell? mod exhaust' & tires. "74 Celica ST. 4 .spd. rblt Classified ads do 1t well. S8SOO 759.9390 Gigi eng. AJC, 8 track. S3Ul0. ~~~·.~.e.": •..••.• !~!~~C:~·.~:.": ....... !~~ ~!·.~:.~ ....... !~.~~ ~;.~!.~ ....... !~~ Ph1MM052 •AIEAUTY!• 1977Toyota Celka s-spd. stereo. mags, air tl.80SXH > I # I, _,;\/!; _,, 534-4100 2 Block• South of Garden Grove Frwy. on Harbor Blvd. Lease-A-Diesel 178 VW Diesel Rabbit LEASE TERMS $121 23 per month. 36 months. cap reduchon includes security deposit, tax & license and f irst payme n t S966.23 36 month open end lease . Residual $3052.88. Cap cost S61 06. Total periodic payments $4364.28. Ser. 189217. 5 121~~·-·~ 78 vw Diesel Rabo1t Includes metallic paint, heavy outy radiator. tinted glass. leatherette. AM/FM s tereo cassette. coco mats. Polyg1ycoat and other extras VW BREAKS THE 50 MILE PER GALLON IAIRla SJ MPCi oa ... Hl•w., ..S 40 ......... City 1978 EPA gas mileage estlmate9 a Diesel Rabbit canoo ,o.ooom1• for approitunatttyl1$0 THAf''S OMl.Ys3so PER WHIUl USED CARS '7'VWles , -~ • _... ... "°""''IOft."9 AM'FM llel'90 l-I,..,, 26000 -· ""* 1091f'OSI SAVE •76'(WlleWMt t Ooor • -S.. •~P l to ~"""' ......... .-..SJ400 ~~I '2995 '74~ • •oe•O ... , eott-o;tlc),t,no AM/FM "---Or-_,.....,..,,.. 1-13111,HFI OU• NICI '2799 '74VW D..a-~.=~.!:' E==1~11llC ..... ..._.. ... SJ021 ou• NICI 13731 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove -534-41 Sale• Open 7 Day1 A Week •• ' HARD TO FIND BUGS '77 s-oof, air cs ... #4104t 2.•76•1 To c-... "'- •75 C.•et ..... *CS... #I 420t -- 2·75-11 To Choose From 2·'74 "9 To CllooH •72 ... IZZtGill • •$4995• 1973 Co rona Sta· lionwagoo, auto, air. $000. 00.5928. i1 Toyota Crown, 6 cyl, 20 mpg. xlnt cood. Collec· tor's. $21.SO S44-3606 '77 Corolla. cstm. 2·dr S-sp low miles, PP, $2,950, 76N275 '77 Celica GT LAbk :>spd, AI C. stereo, CB, rr shadow. wbl w/bm Int, SS395. 49!M471 Toyota '74 GT, S s pd, amJfm, new s teel belt radials. $3200. 842-3100 76 Toyota Chinook, ACIDC converter . air, 19,000 miles. $6SOOi 640-0839 '72 Corona 2 dr hardtop. Auto. RMI, xlnt cond. 64().(173S. '72 Corona Mart II, air. auto, low miles. Nicest In So. Calif. $2100. 5SMi0118. 72CBJCA 4 ·speed , radio a nd heat.er. Come i.n and tesl drive! l004FMM I • $2495. GUSTAFSON IJNCOLN MERCURY Ul300 Beach Blvd. Hunlinglon Beach 1424144 'Ill Toyota Crown Wason, auto.SIOO. 494·2226 7JTOYOTA COIOLLA A real 1aa mlser. 4 eyUnder, aut.oma Uc, air c."OndiUoned. <tOOJDH > •Slt95 • GUSTAFSOM lJNCOLN MERCURY 18300 Bi!acb Blvd. Huntlnltoo Beach 1424144 ., 'IB ToYOla Corolla. ten Ulan 1000 mi's on reblt eni Ir tr~. New Hit coven, clean. '"-4174 aft5pcn. AT ORAlllE COlllTY HEADQUARTER OYER 125 llN 1978 •ndas ' Ready For •llwery • •• , PRKES START Al Prices plus tax & license. Cars Subject to Prior Sale. Offer Good Thru 9-3-78 • SALES & SERVICE OLDSM•ILE • IMC • HONDA 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-9640 .. > / I DIS OAllY PILOT ~und•y Seplember J 1918 A.lltos. l111por+ed A.tot. a_, .. ted A.to•. Uted ...............••.....•••••.....••.....••..... ··········•·••·•·•••••• TrfUR!flh 41767 Valt.lwCl!J9ft 9170 Well 9910 •••.••..................•....••.••••..•.....•.••••••••.••.••........• 1.t1Tll1> m111l 1t>ml 1411111· 1975 VW IUS '11 F.11t11tr W1tn . ru llv pnn'\I \It wll 1~11 111·~. Ill II l1ASSt:NCa:R loadi!<J lo ml. 6~0 <.llWO ~I.\ "7 1 sput front w 11t, AMI t'M no.11894 ev1•, & wknd~ I H ~II I'~" •• 1 ....... 1 ~lUI I .1 I ~ I .. >111\ nu SI IU • I .... ' 111 Ill rlldio & t•i.trit de.in 1n . . \uk< a, wl l'l'tfnl tor _. T31Apoll~. ~dr '<Int l'Ond llU'Jll' f11m1lv i}r jilroul)ll AT, f>S , I IJ. 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A ulO, I\ M FM -.u•rco, ltl,tiOO m1 ·s Perl ••ond $6200 ofr ti7:1·7:J79 IEFOIEYOU SELL YOUR VOLVO. SEE US ! MARQUIS VOL VO MISSJON Vlt:JO 8l l·2110 495-1210 -J---- 1977VOLVO 242DLCOUPE Automatic. pwr ::.teer 1ng, r adiu/sterc•o t <1 pl' player & low m1lc•s Like NEW' !503UCE1 SALE PRICED NABERS ~ l ()()() H.11bol BM:t Coo>ltl Me!.a. 54(}9100 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Ol'aler m Orani.el' County' BUY or Lt:AS E DIHECT X Int 11J1t•r utll\li( rnnd I\ 11 pw1 ,\•(' AM ... M 73M sao:.n l'Vl'" wknd .. tW6 ~I.I!> '70 t;ln'\rll. full flU14t'f 1\ ( run" xlnt $1~1 003 lllH!J '9l5 .....•................. Quality Ii Pn ce IJ\RC. f~S1' SEI .I':( "l'IUlll <>I" N .. :w & l 'Sl':I> IN OH1\N(;~;coU"ITV <.;AUii.i.AC VJ\ 1.ll t-: PRO'l't:t•noN l'l.1\.\1~ Ava1luuh· on Mo:-l l'ar-. • OrancJe COWtty's s.-.ueectwter it1s C;DILL.AC COUH DE VILLE Cabriolet top, full power. leather ante nor. factory air cond. & stereol tapt-. l:llOULA > $5995 • 1976 CADILLAC ELDORADO COUPE FUii power , split power seats, aar conditionmg. 8 track tape. cruise control &MORE!!! (943NWI >. $6995 • 1976 CADILLAC SEVILLE With 'Rolls gnll, leather mterior, crwse control & tape player. (666RXH >. $8995 • 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE ·till VW. Crew Cab I'll tlan• 1•11llt·c·tc1r'l> 1·ar li.-.t of r ov£•r SJ,000 G45-00i7. ·~·=-,,,,·~-·-~-.'r.:""'1!-""-f""""fJ.!"'~ .. -..... ~-1 e:~~~1:11t~r~:i;:~ :.'\~~~ l 'f power seals. r rwSl' l·on Lrol & r adiot 8 tratk 2025 S. Manchester player. <796SEU>. Parlin~ out s andra 11. many xtras. VW paru Anaheim 750-2011 SI 0,295 Cheap ' 831 3.')23/~-0700 2 S d h V--1 -• --W C I S II VO 12 VW CONVt.;RTlBL.E. M l'l' ha n 1 Cl> now .it like m·w• 1-'acl a ir, Ivan 's. 1995 lla rbor 1\M f'~M. M1t·hehns. Im· Blvd . C.M. &15-1982 pecc<1blv 'Maintained S3t50. Pl'. 4!17 :irns '77 Volvo 4M5 wagon. 4·spd overdnve. PIS. AM/FM ·os VW ('amp..r. i:ood -;t er t•o. 1mm:H' 20 25 ~'Ond. SI 101.1 or be:.t Orfl•r. MPG f\42 !171il ~57'.lH '75 Volvo 4 dr, aolo. air, 64 \'W v .. n. rl>ll cni:. & 11nrf, AM/FM cass .. lo brake" lll•-.t olfcr. (.'u II mi. Ong owner. 673-6522 '6.'• 01.:n ------ --·73 145 stn wgn, /\/(;. •BILL V.AW 1..ABOR DAY SPECIAL• '7:l VW SUPERIH'C With i-tl•n•o < a~M·lll' i:oocl 1•onct11ioo 13114<: Y(i I $2595 , i\M11-'M. aulll. rf rt ck. 51>.c•M> ma. I vwm•r. cx1•rp t'OOd. $2950. 4!M·2'J:J2 f'..;xcepllona l value, '76 Volvo 262GL Sahara beige. ~tereo. snrl. lethr. auto. 6·CY I etc. Xlnt. $(9()() 7~8816 ---- 73 144 4 dr, 64.000 mi, • 1977 CADILLAC B.DOlt.ADO COUPE "SUNROOF" FUii power. leather m· terior. factory air cond .. 50/50 power seats, crw::.e control & low. low mill'::.. 1Qll0709). $11.\95 • 1977 CADILLAC SEVILLE "ASTRO ROOF" FUii power. leather in terior. AM/FM with S track & factory air condi· lioning. <Q487436). $11.995 • AIC. xtras. top eond. Pricesplus tax&license $281S./orr 963·0254 aft 6 Sale prices good thru PM/wknds midnight. 9·3-78. 1l6J1 t •arhiC" n 1yc1 G1t1f1~fl G•mw '10 636~233-3 '76 265 sin wgn, metalhc brn, J\I C. P IS. P /R, AM fM. perfect cond. • ....... UHd ...... UHd .\tit••· UHd Auto1. UHd ....... Uud ...... Uaed ••••••••••••••••••..•••••••••••••••.•••••••.•• •••••••••••••••••·••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••.•••••••.• ·····················1• C-ro 9917 DodrJe "lS ford 9'40 MYttanq 99S2 ,.ontioc :,;r 9965 n..dtti>trd 9~7ci ......•.••........••.••.....••.•........•••.•.••••.......•..•..••...•.............•.•......•..•.................... ···················~··· '72C.AM.Aft0 ·75 (;oh Wagon . A/':t·nStnwj(n.rt•bwhengd< 78MUST.AHG '76 Traru.Am.n:d.a1a Jll Spurl) .! tloM with 1ur ~.000 m1. Top shape. trimi. $1200 v pe>wer. 20K m1. 1\M I'M. '68 whlll'. .. :r.l l'ond '' l t11nd1l1on 1ni:. V-8. $2:n>644-0463&673·0511 , "'"'"''u•', H. automatic-trann., l'R. t11pt• t!l·1·k mint mov1n11lon·1·' all·,.i29.-""""""' fJclory Jl r t·.,nd. Ml~ ,1ul1111w111• JlOWl'r steer '67 D rt GT PIS P/8 Ar,11 f'M -.il'cl r.;d1al l'OOd SS9SO ~ J48tl ~~.~~:sw',1 1 ) l' w h M·h MC.Xtntlnt.$700.iorr · ·~rr°i:'~s~s~na Noeni.: tires. tmll'<l 111:rns. 4,720 '70,.0MTIAC ' • 52816 • To m M2·1160 979 1471 ~~~~~· r11llye wh~t-ls , GUHD ,.RIX "SEVEN" '77 T·llRDS SUNSF.T POhD SUPI::llSi\LI: GUST AFSOM '68 Pol~ra, 2·dr, PS. PB. sss91 SupC!r Shurp Mu .1 Sl'c UNCOI N MlmCURV HI\$ fmr. Od urei.. ndi; Uncoln 9945 OPEN LABOR DAY 13H.3BQF1 II. .1utomc1t1r " .. r , 1.1ctory 0 11 t•1>nd1t101~1i:~ power '11('.rr:r~-.. po~•• tirakei.. powl'r wmllow st.eel rad111I tire!. t•nlld ~1a~"'· ,.,,\I ~r 1•11 whef'I. r .1J 1y1 -~hi.' I t313SWD I t013:SW D I (319SWO• IOX:l~Wli • C3 17S WD1 1.11 1~W D • (529$Q~I C .. 11 for l)" count ' •· 5ocne body work SS9S. •••••••••••••••• ••• ••• • S 1950 16.nl l\i·uch Blvd 34202 Uol Ol>i11P<>. #27. UNCOLH '71 SUNSET FORD ~UNSET FORD llunlll4112~1onl41l44·ach Danu Pt..496·1S7S TOWM COUPE '1U 54-10 (.;arden Cl(•Vl' Blvcl <AAf\Gard .. n CrOV"' u1 v·• i i Colt2·dr. U.S. ma i s. 35 Loadt:d, under SOO mi lei.. Wei;tmmsttr 636 4010 Wt;'tmmster G:i;: 41~0 /:J C:AMAHO Extra dean. J1r V H, i.uto, AMI FM 1',1'-"· SWOO. P.P OOCH274 mpg, runs xlnt. $775. con 1,1ct John Turn , OPEN , ABOR DAY !132.J!Gl <213)f»IS·9401 blwn dam ..,, '78MUST.AMG :>pmM·I'' '66 Monaco. runs well.•-'--------MACHI clean. S800 or trade ror '77 LTD II Yellow . V !I. automatic trans. ractory air cond1 uorung, power stecrini,t . po~ e r brakes -. t 1•el r adial l•ft"L rdlly~ wheels. less than K.000 m ilec;. /\M l FM tdpt>. 115'iUDNl 9920 .....................•• t.t C'hcV} WJlO . or1~ Qwnr • 60.000 m1. i.lnl cond. sacnfirt-IJ4ti 035f. '74 Chev Mvntc Carlo AI C, r S, I' 8. AM/FM ~tl.irt'(l k1·1: ~as S2975 ~I ~or 552 0067 '74 No' u lltl·hht·k. air l'B I'~. $2>!$0 C all Hl•d11·k . ti73 11550 or H:J:I ~ VW.Mll·Oll8 7SMUSTAHG GHIA V-8. automatic trans . factory uir conditioning. power stet-nng, AM/FM radio, stereo tape, ma~s. vmyl roor. (329M f'NI S3400 <>PIH L.AIOR DAY SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 '68 ~·PaSl> wagon. cxct:ll. '75Colt, 4·spd. lo mi. Sl99S cond $750 • o r I e s s 9 5 7 . 2 6 2 9 493 3337 eves/wknds ~~-----~~ '77 Mvntl' Carolo, i.nrl. F.ord 9940 2·dr, V 8, <!UlOffiJlll' trans. factory c11r ('Ond power steering . powC!r brakc>s. v111yl roof (l25RLB> S4750 OPEN LAROR DAY SUNSET FORD 5440GanJen Grovt• Ul vd Wc.'Stm1nster f.:lli.olOIU S5550 Ol'~N LABOR Oi\Y SUNSET FORD '71 LIHCOLM 5440GanlenGrove Blvd. Super Shan:> . Must See 1 Wci.tmmster 636·4010 19S4BRO> $195 l OPEN LABOR DAY 67 Mustan~ vs. auto. PS. IJlr $7!15 495-1648 SUNSET FORD '67 Mustang. auto, Pl 8 . 5440Garden Grove Ul\d PS. engine runs gd. Westmmster 636·4010 $950 675 7788 1976 Lt• Mans St.i Wl(n. xlnt c.'-Ond. many xtra:.. $4000 498·03;;:25;.._ __ _ SUNSET FORD 9 70 5440 Gardt>n Gr0\<1· OIHI 9 Wc::.tmmste1 t>:\b·41>1t1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPF.N Lr\BOR l),\Y 1977 FORD THUHDBllRD VS. ::.utomallc Ir an:; pwr stet:nn~ & hrakl'S pwr window .... Ult ~1hcl'I. fa ctory air <·ond . l'U!>lom wheels, radio & ht.•al-:r Ser.lS(Mlal Stk P34-05 SSH8 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 9974 •••···················· 1976VEG.AG1 5 SPEB> WAGOM Only i:!0.950 mill•, on Lh1~ 01;'.ll Ol'W bt•ll.ll \' HJ ' AM FM ,ll'rt·•· """'"u" rully wh1·1•1,.. 6 lot~ mon 11a..iRC>\1 1 ''"'"''' blUl'l)011k S,,C,11U vi>• pn«t' ll> only S299S loud..-d. F' M ~t e reo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4.895. 842·S330, 848-1072 • PHIL LONG ·74 Must 11. 4·:.pd. 4·cyl. COHHIELL Mercwy 9950 makeorrer. 768 1667 CHEVROLET 10b0 HARBOR BLVD C05oTA M£SA 64'.2 ·0010 '78 CHEVROLET MONZA Automatic trans. factory air cond .. AM/FM radio, vi n y l roor. Rall ye wheels, (976VQB> FORD ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ bil 9955 '73 T·Bird f'\111 pow('r 2821! Harbor Bi\ll ORANGECOUNTY'S .__..., ~ New rad1ali. War<"' CJr HEWEST •••• ••• • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • Ask mg $2750. 892 1832 COST A \I ES1\ LlNCOLN·MERCURY '70 Olm. Sedan. Regular 546·1200 Al e '64 Thunderbird. 2 dr. lull -- Dea.le-hip i's now OPEN gai. cng, new paint. · ·-·" s"'u '" S995 PP8469092 pwr. xlnt cond S!l50 Ml>t •• vei.:o 00.1 S5250 OPEN LABOR DAY R.AYFLADEIOE . . · 5eeto.ipprec.962·6.">l.J J1m8313!15:>111 '73 OLDSMOllLE -195 t\20!1 UNCOLN·MERCURY 'tB T Bird, full power. nu •--- 16-lBAutoCrnter Dr cunASS paint Sl l001b-.1 Ol r Com~ m th1· <.>rrr.~ m-.l SUNSET FORD SDFwy·Lake f orest Cl\ 11 (6944 1 ~ l!l34l5'$5.(W!7i lletn cv S4.'ll t hi-. wkncl S500 l':rn l l)R().V 7 JN 00 F: 0 S 1950 bn~n at 2:n Walnul t'M S440Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 l ........... : ... ,.""~······· .. ••• ..ww .... c_ ..... , , .. ~ OPEN LABOR UA Y Class1f1ed Ad."-642 567~ 631 02.Si ur 5<111 ;t~ 1975 CHEVROLET IMP.ALA W.AGON fo'act.ory air cond. power s tee ring, power disc brakes. steel radial tires, ll19MOU> '76 LTD. 4 dr. P/W, P1S, '7S Mpnarch coup{'. I P /B. a ir, good cond. owner. 34,000 m1. AIC. Must sell $2995. 847·3664. AM/ FM 8 trk s lert-O. ask for Bart. reclining butkcl l>l'als, SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westmmster 636·4010 $3458 OPEN LABOR DAV SUNSET FORD '69 Cntry Sedan. gvod lransporlallon, a::. 1s $350 675·3175 ·71 LTD Sta. Wgn, loaded. xlnt condition. 893-7006 S440Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 74 Pinto lautol. XJnt cond. Must sell this wk. Mov 1ng, $14SO. AM /FM stereo, 40,000 mi. IS<.-e lo appreciate. 1 2133 Orange Ave .. CM. 646·2133 '66 Malibu Station Wgn. WhUe. runs good. $650. Ph492·2828 1964 Chevelle. depe nda ble Good transportation $350. 540.9369 '68 Impala, runs xlnl. re· bt.Dlt eng. run:. well. $800. ---------'72 LTD Brougham. PIS. PIB. P1W. ~11r. stereo. 56.000 m1. $1675 49-t-3645 eves.day: 213/613·3283 645·9529 '71 Galaxie 2 door, 53.000 Tan '67 camar o. tilt whl/ mi. rrunt cond. Pvt pty radio. air/heat. bsl cash Sl400lofr. :>52·56193 olr. 706 Avocado. CdM. ·75 4 dr Grand Torino. 673-4922. PIS. P /B, A/C. viny l i7 Monte ca rlo, loaded. roof' S227S. 644•2977 ong. owner. nl'w rubber. 'G9 LT O. a 1 r , 2 · d r , less than Kelly whlsl. AM/ FM. xlnt running 7$2-1737 cond. $650. 64(). 705 l. '72 Nova 11pe, rull power. '67 GalaxJe 500. <'loan, 2 Air, p a in t. h atc h . dr.390.A/C, PIS, rebuilt $2200/0BO. 768·1667 lrans, l owner. S800./bs1 ofr 557-7386 '64 Corvair Monza cpe. vinyl top. SJ,450 SS I 6479 '71 Marquis s tn WJ{n. loaded, mclu mags. ind1v front seats. white w/sad dJc int, bke new cond $1895. 645·9989 '70 Olds Cutia~::. Supreme Coupe. very clean tar. A new paint Jl)b would make 1t hke new, make offer 968·2270 9'57 . .............•...••..• ._stCMC) 9952 '74 Pinto Runabout. Mag ••••••••••••••••••••••• whls. s tick. Asking $1895 '66 Must. 6 1•yl. auto, or~tofr 661 0448 dass1c car S l 475 645-8614 '7.i dcluxl' Mst :.ell. ~ct lm~ married. low m1. '70 Mark I 351 l'ng l''ull St450 tofr67:> 7348 pwr, 511M m1. new lire<. ---- XI nt rond S2900 orr 642·9270 ·7:1 Squire wagon. Sl200 b-.t 11fr 55" 7&"1~ '66 Mu l>ta nR Nl'"" tires/brake'> Nds l>OIT\c Plymi>Uth 9960 work. S750. 847-3416 aft 1; • •• •• • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • --Mui-t sell '70 HomJrunnc·r. 66289. nu paml, reblt enJ.?. wr440 & hn on bt·k $700 ~d cond. SU!001or bst ofr 631 0261 Gd t•ond :>40-0239. - '67MUST.AHG VB, auto. ma~s. bag urel!. good body. en11: & in tl'fior. IUPT57SI. S99r, M.V.S86-94J3 ·m Must, super A·l cond. 3 s pd 6-cyl. 51350. 968-8882 Pormac 9965 ·•••···•·•···•········· 1977 POMTIAC FtREllRD very clean, ong. owner. '67 FORD '67 Musta ng 289. ti .;pd. Al l of the qual11y features of the F1reb1rd Line PLUS the economy of a VG en~mt! Air condi· lionm~. automata<·. pwr sll'enn11:. new tires & a stereo radio ctl:IOSLO 1 smslbst ofr &'73-~. MUST.ANG AMll"M Clll\s Had1al Chrysle-r 9925 A classi c w ith V·S tires Good ('ll nd DRIVE IT BUYIT!!! •••••••••••••••••••••••e n g in e. a l Omat1c 7M·ll8S trans miss10 powe r -----1977 CHRYSLER COROOIA ~II power. vinyl top, air cond .. Ult wheel, bucket sea\S, crwse control & console. Absolutely like NEW ! lfas lo w , low miles. 1917SPR 1 $5995 steenng, air c dition· '76 Ghia. 23 M. VK. ;11r mg. white wall llrl's. PS.IPB. auto, AMIF'M (UNM 1161 Xlnt cond. $4195, 549-8708 • S 1895 • Mustang Mach I. 351 GUSTAFSON eng. FUii pwr, saM m1, C OHMRL CHEVROLET 28211 llarbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 LINCOLN MERCURY new tires. Xlnt tond 16.mBeach Blvd. _S2000 __ i_o_f_r._642_-9_2'1_o. ___ ·77 1"1rob1rd F ormula, Huntington Beach •75 MUSTANG s ilve r blue/blue velour 14~1144 2 +2 Loaded top cond ! 27M. SSOOOI 080 552·5263. 4 speed , Rallye wheels.--------- t626LPX> i7 Grand Prix. Xlnt cond. $2495 A•C, PSI P B. Roman NABERS 'W Ford Galax1eSOO. I ~~=r 1976 Granada. 6 cyl. s tick. OPEN LABOR DAY red1wht land top & mtr Autos, Hew 9100 .Aertos. Hew 9800 ······················· ······················· JOHNSON & SOM USED CARS Dick says: DICK JOH .. SOM "We want our used car inveftfory cut to the boM, recJGrdless of profit to malce room for 1979 trades. Come in and see us today." b t'fl ') ~ AM ,.,,..,. ' ~~,, '74Clw• .. o"oCtw. $2000 n ... .,... .. on<40 •o -1J.12JPV1 '7 s~=.:.-~· .... .,.,,. . .., tlln• $ 3900 '*"'"' AMIJM ~' A•t u>nO A ntel! •-~· 1015P'IE1 OVER JOO QUALITY CA RS TO SELECT FHOl\I t>i Rug. ~d l1r;.,, ~rt en~. •4~· 642'67-49----1 2600 H.11bol Blvd ncis sonw ltody work • (0!>(,1 Mc<.\. 54(}<>100 Sl500. 492·3596 SUNSET FORD $5200 Ph847-0236 i5Astra. xlnt cond. lo m1, 5440Garden Grove Blvd $2500. S45'1 G3t 521!1 Autos, Used ~~~~~~~~~ ······················· N~JJEi:tS ·~ •74 PINTO Westminster 636-4010 979.7723 RUN.AIOUT Alltos, Used Alltos. Us.d - - a.-.l!um<· lt'J!<l' al $15t> pc·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• s nrf. AM/FM S track, '77VWHUS St>CMMI S .. ill'<lr General 9901 ~· • '77 Cordoba. 17,000 mi, Low Blue Book Special •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••• •••• •••• •••••••••• l'Tll) 63I <l!l:J~I _ 67 Comet, 1; cyl. a uto. wire whls. many xtras. 7<1 Supe1 ~l'llc. yd low r~d10. 71 Fial 850 Spider. Asking$6500/bst 661-0448 ..?5. ooo m, ·:.. A M / I" M , Either oil«.' $400/ bst ofr. 2600 Harbor Blvd t513PKJ > Sl425 SUNSET FORD -;nrf Nu tin·-. Xlnl l'OOd _552_·6_1_82 _______ .!!!!C!os!1!.1!~!!~·!S!4(}!!!<)!100~~ CORtilental 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5440Garden Grove Blvd. Ori~ u wnr. S3250.AMC 9905 71MKill.wht/whllwht, Westminster 636-4010 5St·3301 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cully equipped S3400. OPEN LAIOR DAY '58 s nrf. 'ti:> en~ & truns. S3951 or bsl ofr --~-·--- SOB WITHAM SAYS . NO SHORTAGE HERE! E'VE GOT 'EM •CONVERTIBLES •BUSES •CAMPERS •DASHERS •SCIRll:COS •RABBITS •DIESELS 01 WITBA• VOLISWACE 1600 WISTMl .. STH IUD.• WISTMtMSTH 893-7551 638-7880 76 Hornet S portabout (812CZT) PP492-2293 '73PIMTO WAGON Automatic trans .. air oond • t939H EV> wagon, P/S, P/B. <'ruisc control. A/C. lo mi, lu~ rack. lop cond. $3250/ bst ofr. 7Sl·9582 Aulomal1c \rans . Rac·k t 195NLP I $3475 SUNSET FORD S44-0Garden (;rove Blvd. Westminster 636·4010 OPEN LABOH DAY '75 AMC HORHET WAGOM SPOIT.AIOUTD/L Must See! l,ow Bluel>Ook Speciul 1 S2700 (949MGT> OPEN I.AIOI DAY SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westmi.n11tcr 6.16-4010 '77 .AMC LEVIS GREMLIN (464 LN> S2951 OPEN LABOR DAY SUNSET FORD 13631 ttarl>Of 8111(1 Gatden G>~ "' C.·Ul:I '7S El Dorado. Fully equipped. S6000. Ca 11 968-5484 '76 Towne Coupe. 40M mi. xlnt. White w /m aroon leather. $7,100 67S·6138 673-8700 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Corvette, black. orig ownr. 511.000 mi's. $6900. 558-1459 1977 CORVETTE lS.000 original miles. autom atic, AM /FM stereo 8 track, air cond., leathe r interior, and special wheels and tires. iO fll-etwood. gold. btful (006RYW) le ather . S ter. t ape. SADDLHAa< ~~r:.'67~.ifs1~~K mi's VAWY IMPORTS 131-2040 49S.4949 '77Sev1lle w/moonrl. wire --------- whls . a uto.te l. fully C...., 99Jl eqwpped. $21.000 invest· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed . wl ta kl• Sl4,500 1975 MYCURY 536-1603 COUGAR XR7 CAD ·70 Eldo Convert White top, while body & t,ooks new. low m1, full white interior. VB . pwr. no tires. must sell. automatic. air rond., rnake orr pvt PlY pwr. steering & brakes. pwr. windows & 6 way 8.11~5988 seat. till wheel. 8 track I 978 CADILLAC stereo & rally wheels. 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(420781 .JOHNSON Be SON ?fi:>6.Harbor BJ~ •Costa Mes .. • 5~0-5630 Of9"99 COU!'lV'S OIOMl Lincoln Merc"rt o..lers~1p .... -·----. ---.. .. -....-..._ ______ ....._.._ __ _..,.,,,. ~---·----· .. -·--·--- ' ' NANCY · AUNT FRITZ! ---MAY I HAVE A PARTY NEX T WEEK? FINAL SPORTS lF IT WASN'T AN ACE, WHAT WAS IT? --- --. SUNDAY, SE~M8EI 3, 1971 DOWN THE CENTER STRIPE .. ACE! YOU MEAN I CAN'T TELL . ~ i ~ '6 c >-f/) ., ... 2 :. 1 c :::> ~ 0 WHAT DO lt'OU MEAN, lT WA5N'T AN ACE? . -- ~ 1-!EE HEE 14EE HEE HEE -~t'(~~> By. Ernie Bushmiller v ER ---I THINK I'LL GO OUT FOR A L l'L WALK OKAY---BUT DON'T TELL ANY OF THE KIDS ABOUT IT, IN CASE I CHANGE MY ANYBODY? ./'--- YOU STAY RIGHT IN HERE, YOU LITTLE BLABBER- MOUTH MIND CAN'T I EVEN PLAY WITH MY TOYS ON THE FRONT LAWN?· OKAY---BUT DON'T TALK TO ANY CHILDREN r ' ©19U United Feature Syndic1te, Inc. -... _______ _ .. • I I ". DENNIS THE MENACE NoH Hes PERTENDIN1 NOT lO l:.1 /(".~ IT. ~ TMf; WMOLE ~CMOO&.. fAYS VOCA w&rE wrtON6 ANO I WAS rltGMT !.' '\ \AIZC tA YOL\. KNOW YO(.).. NE~E W~ONG , ~o LET I T SE .' ( - THE WHOL.~ ?CHOOL- 1? Cf(AZY. WrTH CA~ IT1S HARD iO 1 ELL. .:[HATS' WHAT v MA~ THEM c;o lNNfRfSTIN: MArz'CIA , ADMIT YOU '~£ W~ONG , ANO YOLA MAOE' A M15iAKE'. .' MA 5'0A I FOSI ON CE IN 'IOlAll &.JF&°1 WILL YO~ t.ET M£ HAVE T'He L..A~T WOFl.D ?.i' 0lAi 11'7 00VtOLA~ YOL,{ WE~5' Df:F"INITE.L.'V' Wf(ONG. ·.' · .. evEi:tY60DY KNOW~ /T.' .. ?LA~E / .A'? L..ON6 A~ I T~'' 70~t<Y. I\ - By Hank Ketch~ .------------------ALL RIGHI; PVf I 11-f INK IT~ HIM IN IT. E3ETTeR IF He OOES IT HIMSE:LF. bJf:"~:lBooy~ GOT iHf:IR OWN WA'i ' OF DOI N' IHING9. C> l> [> DGE PARKER ..,,_-=r=---==-~=-~-"-~--. <J <] <J EVERYBODY 'S CAPABLE OF MURDER, SAM .,.I AND RELEASED IN A FE W DON'T HAVE TO TE LL YOU THAT! BUT MAYBE YOU MONTHS BECAUSE THEY DON 'T KNOW THAT SHE WAS ONCE KNEW SHE WA S INSTITUTIONALI ZE D AS BEIN G RAILROADED! CRIMINALLY INSANE! BY DORELL WHERE DID YOU GET WHO WA S ALL THIS INFORMA- THEN HER TION, ANDY ? HUSBAND! ~ THERE 'S ONLY ONE PERSON WHO COULD HAVE TOLD YOU! IT WAS JVLIAN KINGSTON ! VERY SIMPLE! 5HE BUT YOU HAD A MOTIVE TOO, DIDN 'T YOU, I FORG OT HAD THE MOTIVE! JULIAN? AND WHAT ABOUT THOSE PICTURES ABOUT. THE THAT DORELL HAD OF YOU AND ME ? THE PICTURE.?! POLICE MUST'VE FOUND THEM! . . -·----. .. ......-... lUH4> 00 CXX.) WANT TO BE. A DRUM NVt10R ANllltJAt; ~ WELL, JUNEBUG , lX)O KNOW ~ IN A FOOTBALL GAME UJ~EN A RE.CEl\LE.Kla.LEAPIN6 UP TO Pull IN A l..DNG BON\B, 7HE E4E5 OF EVER<JONE ' IN lfiE STADIUM ARE Ot-J HIM AS HE CATCHES THE BAll... WHILE GETTING STOMPED BQ A DE.FENDER ~ ' ... ' MOON M U'' INS YoUR PE:N AND PAPER Af<E R~ADY, LORD P. I DoN 1T KNOW IF I IM Up TO IT -roD,AY, EMMA ... ,ARt: You Ill-? EVERY SUND,AY AFTERNOON FOR YEA~S You've- WRITTEN YOUR IRATE LETTER-TO· THf:-f;DJTOR ,ABOLJT INFLATION . r CAN I ASK ~u A Ql)E5TJO~ I JEROME ~ WELL I WHE~ 1 THROW Ml.) BATON WAY UP IN -rnE AIR , 1HE E4Eo OF E.VE.R<X:>~E IM "rnE. 5TADIUM ARE. ON ME! ' ' SHOOT! EXCE.PT 'THAT AFT£R I cATC.H Ii ... I'M 5TI lL PRE1i4> ! "' byFerdJohn_. Yes ... E:VERY w~i:K 1 WRITE ... STILL, EVE:RY WEEK,-PRICES Go UP ... I WONDER IF I r's WORTHWHILE TO KEEP AT IT. WE1.L' MAKE UP YOUR MIND 8f;FORE T~cY HAVE You DECIDED TO kEEP FIGHtrNG INFLATION ? NOT YET, BlJT I'VE DECID~D HOW 11M _ __.,. <iO ING To BOOST THE POSTAL R,ATE AGAIN ... DECIDE .. . ' I DO CTOR SMOCK wet...1.-~ St6NORA 1it \.' . -· ----' --- - --4 1'"LJ RN ON e: OF 1'"Hf:M INS I Pe -OLJI" .1 e:veN wHe;N :I: WAS A STLJDE:N"'I HC::Rf:, THE:: ANSWeR 10 i"'HA"'I GUf;SllON GAV5 Mfi: FllS .' MAMA FVGAZt'S MEOICAL SCMOOL. t- ...... WHA'T' DC> You V1('.) wHeN YOU c;:> 1 scove: R e o -rH 5UR61CAl-Gt-oves ARE= FOR IHE: t-C::FI HAN~~ so MUCH FOR ,-He L-AUGHS1 NOW AL-&.... X N5f:P tS A NICS PIZZA TO GO TO eA'T" ON THe Pt,ANe HOMe.' ~~.., 9.3 I ~ s. c K ~ ) ~ -----........ • - \ \ .. .. T't:TU:S:C...:E:~:E::E::CS by Tom K. Ryan ~~~~~~~~~~~~ l'M ·mN~~N&AReAPeR~~RTICl~ION ~!~~~~~~~~~~ .. ~ ...... :-· ·~···-'I ' MARMADUKE ® OFF fJ.IAr ClJUCU f ) POl..1-10 FIN!/ OLJi WHOM, IN IHIS EPIC SAGA, ARE i MORf; POPULAR wrrn VOLJ., OUR RE:APt=RS -TI-IE ! cowsovs, OR -ote INOIANS (1.e., Noet-e Re:P MAN) •••• AS i I HOL-D MV HAND A~Vf? A R~PReS~ITTAllV~ OF eAcH, ~ PLE:ASf: APPLAUt7 VOLJR CHOICE: ~ ~ow6 MY' OOG? c ::> Je ~ 0 I PO HOPE: VOLJ Rf::/Vl EM ~EREP 10 IA PE '(OUR APPt..AUSE! NOW, SIMPLY MAIL-THE TAPE CARIRIPGE: lo: CHIEF, POOHAWK "ffil~t:, %11115 PAPE:R. 9-3 OONf 'DRINK 1'UE Ff 5H WAIE.R I • 9 r . CAN YOU TRUST YOUR El't~! The" atT al least sil dlffn· men la drawiaa 4kla.ib bel•tt• top and bottom paarls. How quickly cu yo11 fiad tMla? Cltttk aaswrn wllb those below. 1u.~1P &n ~ • eu1n iw •t •a.,•18 ~ ·1ua,a111P •• 1-...0.l • 6urn1w ,, •11~ ..... n ( ... , .. , ... •1 ·~•:> c lutH IW •t pU8jt P"nkfti I Ul<HJ~1•10 KfL.L{, 1 OON'i KNOW W~AT'S TH~ MA'ff~fi? .. l 6HOW~JZ H€K: WITH J~Wf::L~'( .. Ila/ KauFma1> ~ ~ ---BULLETIN BOARD--- •BY GUM! Got OM or more teellt la your moutb1 <A>Ht tltrm. MuJtlply by 90. AdJI SO to tbt sam of tbt dl&llt la Oat product. Your aritbmetk aboald product OM of two auwen below. _.. • End Run! Each three-letter grouping is the endin/ of a common seven-letter word: I ._ ARB. 2._ ERB. J _URB. Can you suggcsr the word1.? 4'~ t ~Ml.141 C QJ..:lllljll I Wllll!GiHOd •Tera Vene: We travel maclt, yet priloatrs are, aad '--~~~~___;..__-Jf.::.:...::~ dote conOecd to boot; we wltll tbe swiftest stttd kerp ltEJlE as an amusing problem set pace, Ytl always ao on foot. WJ11ai an wt! to verse. Rud h over, then Stt if ~ I009 Ytiu can figure out the answer. As e Riddle-Mc· Thi~! What can be longer and ~honer . yc1 I was walk.1111 oe lht partilaod never change size? A day, for one thing. w·hat did one 1ro11nds, up Slart.s a ban bdo" pea say 10 rhe other? "Howdy. Podner." IWO bi& boHds. Tht dop, swirt of 3 · .2 foot, did faJr1y run, to tbr bare's IS yatds, 1be ...,.. -------0 boaacb' 11. Aed tbc IHd at baad to bqin tlw cba.w, was 5b aad 90, tall to face. Now I would ban you follJ dttlare, bow far tltry raa bdore thry reached tbe bare. Remember, the dogs gamed six yards in every 21 . The hare had a 96-yard start. • • • ('ft • It • fl ti • t • 911 \PJ•A 'ft \uy ij, __.__..~~::""C::::>..SW::::::t l. '--......;=-;;..;..;;::.... __ -!,...:,_-!!.__;:.__-=:::::::::::::::=:::::::t ~ SEA POWER! WMt cu yoa 41raw 10 complttt tbc seasitk Sttat abcne? To r&ed oat, add UMS from I to 1 to J, etc. 1 CAL.L ~€.'2 ON IHE. PHONG .. I 6~NO H~l2 NOT€5 .. " 1 g~,Jo H6f2 F"L.OW6K'5 6V6f<'(' DAY .. AND STILL 5~£ IG.Jo~f 'i Mf.. AM 1 BEING roo 08\11005? ''08V1ovs " l'3N1T THE. WOK'D, A'2NOL D. ___ ..... HI ROLLE.Rt Add colon for a surprise ieetae: I-Red. 1-U . bl.art J-YdJow. 4-U. brown. 5-flesh. 6-Dk. &rttn. 7-Dk. blae. 8--0raoae. 9-Dk. parplt. 10-Lt. purple. 11-Ba.c:l. SPELLBINDER! SCORE 10 points fOf using aJI the -----+----- letters in' the word below 10 form -----+----- 1 wo complete words: R EG IO NAL --·---·- 111EN score i poii\~ each for all -----+----- words of fOllf letters or more ----+----- tound among the letters. Try to KOtt at ae... !O polatg. -. 'II!~ 'l• .. Aeli• ~!"°"' By Brown and Casson 1 BLJ'(' H~J2 FUNNY LITil..£ P~~~Nl5 .. WHAi IS f H ~ WOl<D? MOTLEY'S CREW b Ben Templeton & Tom Forman ,... ________ ..,. ______ _. ____ ~---.--... --;.... He's PLAYING l=RISBE E wrr~ HIMSELF/ H~ i HROW5 IT ... .. . ooD > .. IH ~N H~ CMASES Ii/ MOM ,! !~I NK POP HAS -~L-lPPED our! J • AGATHA CRUMM ARE YOO EATING AGAIN, uUNIOR 1 GORDO WJ.IV TJ.IE SHADES, C£JcARACHAV BLIND AGAN~ '/'sEE, WE Pl<E-OAIE: vou WARM OUOES av, 1-I ~!=~EONS, MANf • f/Evf cMONf.z'M A NIGHT PEICSOJJ, MAAJ/ .AIOT USED TO THAT GLARV KIO UP TJ.IEl<J:f SHOE t•M WORRIE:O, OR .. 6~RNHANG. 'w1~H vou·o TELL vUNIOR TO 00 60METHING A00UT f-'16 WEIGHT! WHAT 5~0ULD I DO, OR. 8ERNHANG 1 AIJ' OON'r DAUB k1E WITH THAT ~D 81aJSl-I,, oAoov • .I~ AIOT ON AAIVTJllMGf e-~ /!=AFT.El<. Mll-L!OAIS OF YEARS WATC~ING THIS w1eev WOJ<LD,VOU OoN1T lfEEP NA-f'tf&LLV coo.1-; l3As"ft by Bill Hoest '(OUR MOTHER 15 RIGHT, uUNIOR. YOU'VE GOT TO GET 60ME OF THAT FAT OF~! TAKE ONE OR TWO HOORG OUT OF E:ACH DAY AND OoN•T EAT ANYTHING! By Gus Arriola vov'l<E - NOT WIAIG?J}JG ON 511-L'I SMOKE2 • vo_u A1AJ'r NEVER. GONNA, MAKE IT. CIAO,CHUMf • by MacNelly MO/f , .MERC~ NO. :L WAS SORN MEJ..LOW1 MAJJr • Wl:LL f &IJESS I''/E HAoMV L(6TEN LESSON"' FOR IJ.IE W~E.K.~ < .. I ~ . z . " ' . " ' ~ • ' -. I \ ' ~~ l I I r THSTl YOURSELF ~Ille ........ • I ...... Ill "Alk." F~ ...... 141 ~ ,,,,.., *" ..._ llY. 10022 . .... ,., '5 .. ......, .-.... SolTJ .. ca11i .... Clllllrs.. FOR PHYU.IS GEOReE. 1V sports personality, Miss America ln 1971 and cohost of current pageant c.a '°" laooe.d, .., '°" woUI be ~ '°" ... today wttt.o.t,.,. ti- tle. And -the tnatla DOW -~ the co•tatallte u .. cclaarla-eweet ~-tM,--oaTV? -P.E., a...-..Maa.e • It's hard to project what would have happened to me had I not won. Al· though I was, and still am, very competi· ttve, I did lead a sheltered life and was protected by conservative parents. With· a..1° A . out my crown I could not have met fasd· IYJW menca: not swf!d, not sour. 11 d f le fr the na ng an amous peop -o m President dOVfn. As to the girls, they don't have time to be sweet, but they aren't sour, either. They're too busy with what's ahead of them. It's hard to keep your fig- ure streamlined and perfect your talent In the midst of mounting tension. The tough· est pan Is fighting off fears and lnsecu1ities. FOR RAY MARSHAU.. Secy. of Labor le It tr1le that OAly the ftnt 4 pewunt of OU ..... ....,_.. ~ •M1aployable? -Henry Gecqe, Weut· ca....w .... • No. Vay few people who want to worit are unemploy- able. though some may be able to perform only limited )obs. Almo.t everyone can be trained to be employable. This Is ~t from past experience: the bask: prob&em underlying unemployment Is lack of'sufflclent )ob opportunities, not ln· ablllty of our work focce to work, . FOR ELIZABETH L POST. etiquette authority le It .U ..... t to weu a puu-.. u hi duarda? -B.G .• Jac.keotl, Mkh. •I'm thumbs-down on women wearing trousers In a house of worship, no matter how weU-tabed or expensive they are. Conservative clothes are and .Vways will be the correct garb. But if It's a question of going to church In pants or not going at all, fd ~y the act of churchgoing Is all-Important, not what one wears. I wouldn't expect them to buy an outflt just for religious purposes. FOR CHARLIE RICH. country singer What are poa dolft9 wttla a claaJD of bambur98' ree- tau.rant.? -F.S., Moateny. Callf. •You mean, what was I doing. Over three years ago, my managers felt I should ~art Investing my money, so I became co-owner of a restaurant chain In the NHhvUle area. I chose the fast-food business because I like ham· burgers. I sold out because It took up too much of my time, and I didn't have enough left for my recording and film work. I got S4 million for my share. FOR THE •A.Sr EDITOR Wiit 61 &tlae Rolle ... CMlt Oii Good TI•a at tM ........ of lta ~ ...... t two.pt ..... t.dl?-S.R., ......_..., N.,. • More than a year ago. Esther had a disagreement with the producers ove:r the dlredton the show was taking. She said: "fi4y main ob;ection was that the series was not typical of ghetto life: the characters did not deal with their prob- lems the way ghetto people would. There· fore Good nmes became unreallstlc, unlike the way it was when It was first aired. I wanted to take all those ghetto Better time. J:X Good Times. problems~ treat them comically. The producers said no. That's what brought about the dispute." A couple of months ago, she was asked to do some guest shots on Good Times and she found out that the barriers had dlssolved. That means the upcoming series will have a stronger famUy base and that Esther w\11 have a chance to cootribute story l<itas. FOR BONNIE FRANK.UN. star of CBS-TVs One Dov ato nme Since yoa're a dhtorc:ft la real life and a1eo on the Mow. wlaat'e tbe ftnt t.hlat • aewly clhorced woman elMMald do? -W.P ., Gary. lad. e Go out and get a )ob. That's the first priority. If the woman has no skills, It doesn't matter. She should do anything from selling cosmetics door-to-door to office tem· pc:nry work. Biggest problem Is learning to stand on one's own two feet after having a man around. FOR .IERRY DOGGETT, commentator for Los Ange· lest>odgers I a.eard JOU etarted Ma pa.,.. When cllcl you become a coaunentator? -M.M.D .• C-pa. Wyo. • I was never a player. Although I had an Intense desire to become one. II was aborted by my slowness afoot and In· ability to hit a curve ball. So I tumed to radio work and took a )ob at a small station In Texas, concentrating on sports. Mutual friends In the field recommended me to the Dodgers In 1956, and rve been with them ever since. FOR IVAN tfUBER, Assoc. Prof. of Entomology at Fatdeigh Dickinson UniversJty I read ol rour tedudque for trtndl11t1 aad &eeze.dry- ... l111Met9 for •MM a food npplement to an anlliaal diet. WUJ thla na be fed to humane? -R.S .. C~eu­ wata. Fla. • Our alm was to demonstrate that this kind of food re- source could Increase the available food supply for domestic animals. I don't think their direct use in human nutrition is likely In the Immediate future . PRO Ano con PRO ~ ,....... txecutlve dlrectOf, American CMI ~ mlctUnlon We now know that FBI agents com· mltted burglaries, and wone, against politlcaJ dissidents. Forgiving FBI &gents for their crimes Is wane than the crimes themselves because It legit· lmlza the suppTtSSlon of dissent and lmplla approval of government law· . lessness. While It la !he responslbfllty of every citizen to obey the lew, d1-t duty falls huvtest on public officials who enfon:a the law. If they are e.xempt from punishment". the rule of law Is demeaned. Those most dacMng of punlshm~nt are the top officials of the FBI who knew what was going on and encouraged ft, either overtly or by their tll«nce. Should FBI Agents Be Punished For lnfractfona In The Line OJ Duty? CON Fr.M c:.m..toa. nee. director, Ammcan' for E.f ftc11Yc Law Enforcement, Inc No, not unless they wlll/ully and knowingly vlo&ate the law. Law en· forcement Is a difficult, demanding, often dangerous )ob. O\$tlnctlons be· twun the duty to protect and "IDegal acts" are not easily made, When agents act In reasonable good faith to prevent thruts to our society they should not be "second guessed" be· cause the polittcal climate has changed. Bombers, kid· nappers and other terrorists present a real threat. They don't have to play by the rules: law·enfMCement officers do. But It's 1J tcr1ous business. Let's not condemn those who tTy to keep our society free () 1978 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC., All rlghta ,.Mrl9d Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 10 mg. "tat. 0.8 mg. nicotlfle iw. per cigarette. FTC Report MAY 78 • r A PASSION TO SCULPT A MOUNTAIN For 30 years this man with a mission and his family have been blasting a gigantic memorial to a forgotten American. ,\ Korczolc Ziolkowski and his wife Ruth reuiew their schedules cle»e by their mounlDin·mouJng venture. By Robert Woessne.r Korczak Ziolkowski (pronounced Con- chock JeweJ.cuff-skO Is a mountaln carver. This 70-year-old man, with a long beard, massive shoulders and work - scarred hands, Is blasting a 641-foot·long by 513-foot-high statue out o( a moun- tain ln the vicinity of Custer, S.D. -a monument to a North American Indian, Crazy Horse, the Sioux chief who defeated General George Armstrong Custer In the historic battle of the Little Bighorn In 1876. Many of the approximately one mUlion tourists who flock to the statue-In- progress site each summer to watch what Korczak and his sons are doing (they pay $4 a carload for the privilege) question the sculptor's motives and methods. The more typical observations heard go something Ilk~ this: "If he must build a statue of Crazy Horse, does he have to do It almost In the shadow of the town named after the Generat? That's ...ibblng It In." "The mountain was beautiful -and he's defaced It." MHe's got to be crazy to spend so much time and energy doing that." "Custer's Last Stand was herok:. so In- stead of creatln~ a monument to the General, KOfelak Is honoring the mon who defeated him." Mii's one thing to carve a flgure out of rock -that's art. It's something else to blast a fonn out of a mountain wtth ex- plosives -that's mechanical daec:raUon, not human creation." Robert Woessner 11 o ualf writer f<H ~ Grecn so11 (Wts. I Pre•Ga:Mtte. t • FAMILY WfEIU.'I', s.p1~ J. 111'1 "He must be making a mint of money from this." Korcz.ak shrugs off these comments when he hears them, but usually he's too busy to pay attention to anything but the work he Is doing. ~es. his whole life provides the an11NeT to why a man would dream of reshaping a mountain -and have the audacity to go through with It. It all began In Boston when Korczak, while working In a shipyard as a teenager, discovered that he had a talent for carv- ing. His skiU attracted attenUon; he found a patron, and he created a statue of Noah Webster In West Hartford. Conn. The statue wa.s highly controversial, but Korc- mk kept on doing what he had to do In the way he had to do It. In time, Kon:aak' • remark.able talent came to the attention of Gutl.on Borglum, who had been commissioned to carve huge busts of Presidents Washington, Jeffenon. Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt on the slde of Mt. Rushmore In South Dakota. Korcz.ak became Borglum's assistant. "I loved that man," Korczak says. And from him he learned to respect the In- tegrity of huge masses of compact rock and earth that dwarf their wnoundlngs and jut up towards the heavens. "You can put too much strain on a mountain," he explains. "You blast too hard and you crack It." Korczak learned from Borglum -and with htm -and then he felt H was ttme to carve a mountain of his own. He found his INptratlon In the words of a letter he received from Henry Standing Bar, a Sioux chief and nephew of Crazy Hone. who asked him before the 1tart of World W.r 0 to erect a great memorial, "IO that the white man wUI know that Indians had their heroes, too." "I didn't know any Indians," Korczak recalls. 'Td never heard of Crazy Horse. But after the war. Standing Bear and I walked these hUls and looked for a place for the memorial." As the sculptor leamed more and more about the history of the great Sioux na- tion -Its growth, Its flowering, its wttheT- lng, Its decay -his vtsion of the s1z.e and the scope of the statue he would create of Crazy Horse increased. He knew that no words were Inscribed on the tablets that adorned the busts of the American Presidents at Mt. Rushmore. But he dis- covered other forgotten words -words contained In United States Government treaties that gave the Indians sover- eignty over the Black Hiiis "for as long as the water ran and the grass grew," p~ mises that had been brol<en. And he was determined that Amer1cans should be familiar wtth a major strain of their precious lw!rltage So In 1948 he bought land In South Dakota adjacent to a national park and then traded It for tltle to Thunderhead Mountain. He married -but he warned his wife Ruth what the priorltia of their Uves would have to be. He recalls, "I told her the mountain came first, then the children and then her." Even as he and his wife were running aawmllls and a dairy, Mlling sculpture. adding rooms to their home and having children, Kora.ak prepared for the crea- tion of his masterpiece atop the 4 ,800- foot peak. He colleded tools. He car· r1cd lumber on his t>.ck to build a 740- stcp stairway. He lugged hammer and chltcl, dr1U and dynamite. He bought Two models of Crmy Horu: a sculpture of the C'*f • head and a ca.ting of the moun~ worrlM . heavy equipment -compresson. bull- dor.ers, trucks, more sophisticated drilling rigs. A road was hacked out of the moun- tain's back. As the work slowly progress- ed, a scaffold, buUt on tracks, was con- structed on the Indian's ann. Drilling can be done from there; then the rig can be pulled back for blasting. After almost 30 ye.an ol chilling and blaetlng, there's still a tremendous effort ahead before the finlshl!d statue of Crazy Horse emerges In all Its grandeur Korczak and his family have endured debt (fees from visiting tourists now enable the project to pay Its own way), politic.al In terference ("I turned down $10 million from the Government twice," Korczak says. "This can't be an offlclal project'') and personal abuse (those who claim the sculptor Is only woridng for per- sonal gain are unaware that In ~50 the Crazy Horse Foundation was formed. deeding the property to the Indians>'. And the sculptor has survived serious ln)ury. Korcz.ak Is reshaping his moun- tain, but In return It Is misshaping him. It has broken his arms, his back, a leg, ribs. It has given him two heart attacks and a hmp. It t.s taken away most of hls hear- ing. Hls pickup has a roof dented at the spot where he res1S his head when he leans back to I~ at his wori< He was waiting for the debris of a blast to settle when he leaned forward for a moment and a rock smashed the truck. "Thote things make me think that .omeon. wona. me to ftnl$h,'' he says. f Will he complete It? Korc:zak answers canfuDy. He reminds you, ftnt, that Borglum and his crew needed 14 years to do what they did at Rushmore. Criszy Horse Is a much bigger undenaklng, and lt has been maJnly a one-man project. "fm 70," he says, "but r~ left books of drawings. Any competent engineer could finish It. And, fortunately, my children are interested. "What l want to complete Is the hone's head. That's going to be ma)estic. No one knew what Crazy Horse looked like. There are no pictures of hlm, no draw- ings; so he wlll be symbolic. "But the horse ... to see that head coming out of that moUntaln, the veins, the muscle, the life ... " Drilling Into the mountain Is done with complex modem machinery. For a moment KOK:Zak Is silent as he gazes at Thunderhead and sea the huge statue of Crazy Horse (as he's envisioned It for weD over a quarter of a centwy) as it faces the east from which the Invaders came more than 100 yean ago, and he Intones the words that will be carwd (i PUT IT OVER PAINT !I! OIYMP1C B9 OVElCO~T GuAAANTEEO WAH R CLEAN UP ~If~ ~· i\P ""NTlO 'M)()f) HAA080"1Ul !. 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The hitch could be that your withholding Is out of whack and that yow employer took out too much or too httle from your paychec::b for 19n -and is still doing so. The same situation will occur with the IRS next April unless you act soon to revtse upward or downward the amount sub- tracted from your pay to make sure that It will be In rough balance with your tax tab. Overwithholdlng means that the IRS gets the Interest· free U$11! of yow money until you receive a refund. You can, of course, stay OYefWtthheld each payday if you prefer that as a way of forcing younelf to ~ve. Under- wlthholdlng means you have to fork Over the balance due an at once and may be hit with a nondeducti>le 6 -percent penal- ty because not enough was taken out. Here are some points to keep In mlnd If you think that perhaps you should file with your employer a new Form MAM•s:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__;;~~~~,..;._~ M>C>Rt!S8·~--~~~~~~;.._---~~.;._--"'-~-------~ ~>i•iine'CtiiRm~iiAiuiiir1iiii1 'lliiifiijfllmiiiniiitcri;Coip~liiiiil:.': W-4 iEmployee's Withholding Allowance Certificate") on which you Indicate the number of withholding "allowances" (your exemptions) that you want to take. To reduce overwithholding, you can claim extra exemp- tions. Each one cuts the salary subject to withholding by $750. For starters, the W-4 now allows additional exemptions based on yow estimates ol credits for chlJd care, care for the elderly (formerly the retire- ment credJt) and for earned In· come, as well as deductions for alimony payments (which now are subtracted from gross In· come to arrive at adjusted gross Income In the same way that business expenses are). Remember, though, that even If you qualify for these new ex· emptions, you need not revtse your W-4 unless you want to boost your take-home pay./ You can also Increase the amount ol money ln your paycheck if you qualify for any of the folowtng withholding ex· emptions <>Ya' and above those you ordinarily claim for yourself and your spouM, chlldren and other dependents. You get a "special wi1hholdlng a.Dowanc:e" f you wen for only one employer and are single -or are married and your spouse does noc work. There are alto "additional withholding allowances" that cut the amount Mt astde for the IRS f you are to submit an HRmlzed tax fonn because you expect to have sizable outlays for charitable contributions. medical expenses, Interest, local taxes and the like. Just how many of thae allowances you can claim Is spelled out In a table on the back of the fonn. Note, however, that the IRS has a special rule for penons who work for more than one employer. Say you are entttled to five e:llempllons. You can't Julon Blade It on oll()meJI In Lorch· mont, N. Y .. and It m editor of dw ReMorch INlllu•. claim five exemptions In ftlllng out W-4's for each employer for a total of 10. You have to claim all the exemptions on one form and none on the other or al- locate them in some other com· blnatlon that adds up to ftve. This restriction also applies to wonting couples. You and your spouse must spilt those ftve ex· emptions between fonns filed with each employer. Remember, too, that you must file a new W-4 within 10 days if the number of exemp- tions you previOusJy claimed deaeases because, for exam- ple, you get divorced or stop supporting a dependent Now suppose that you have to cope with the reverse p...00. lem -too little Is taken out. It's just as easy to change your W-4 t.o claim fewer exemptions than you are allowed, thereby In· creasing the amount that's withheld from each of your paychecks. Assume, for example, that you are entitled to five withholding exemptions. Simp- ly claim fewer exemptions or none at al on Line 1 of the form. If you want to go ewn further. ask your employer to withhold an additional amount Line 2 Is where you show that. The marttal-stab..as section of the W-4 has a box labeled "Man1ed. but withhold at higher ~ rate." To l1\0'Q5e the amount of tax withheld, this box can be checked by married couples when both spouses ~ or by a married person with more than one employer. You also cah use extra with· holding to avoid the need to make quarterly payments of estimated taxes otherwise due on Income from sources not covered by wlthholding -for Instance, earnings fTom self· employment, a~mony or profits from the sale of Investments. For detailed Information on the withholding rules, contact your local IRS office for a free copy ol "Tax Withholding and Declaration of Estimated f'3WI Tax" (Publication 505). l&J • f ITEON! 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Bob Mackle, onJy 34, who describes his lode as "neat and clean" gives the same down·to- earth philosophy to his glamorous clients that he glws us: anaJyaie yourself and your life-style In dre981ng. lt'O save you money, time and rawt disappointment. IA.I . ' COMING IN TWO WEEKS: HOW AMERICA BAS CHANGED 25th Anniversary edition of fAMIL y WEEKL v on major topics of our time. Medicine ... health ... recreation ••• the family ... sports ... money ... science and many others. PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gtbeon Can eating your fawrite bxl banish your phobias? Does your age haw anything to do with what you're afraid cl? NEW TllOOGHTS • · ON OLD FEARS TRUE OR FALSE? I. lt'1 easy to tell when a person Is anx- kJus and fearful -even though he tries to hide the fact. l. Women have more fears than men. 1 You can Ute your (avonte food to benlsh a fear or phob\a perman«ndy. 4. Many people haw trouble getting to sleep at night because they are afraid of therns«lves. 5. The klnd of fears and phobias a per· ton ls most likely to be subject to depends on how old he ls. ANSWERS l . True. Even II a person doesn't say a word, results of tesearch at Yortt Unlver· .tty (Ontario, Canada.I show that his hands, his eyes, his mouth and his torto riv« tum IWillltY· The hands. It WM found. tielegraph fear and anxiety In a numbeT o( ways: "Fingers twitching, dinging hands, hands wet and clammy, hands vW>ly nervous In smoking. hands grat>- btng chair, hands braced unnaturally." Eyes rewal fear "by dertlng back and fonh, by lots of bttnklng." The mouth was found to ~ fear by •un· con.dousJy biting Of licking the lips, mouth doMd llghdy." The tor'90 reveled fear by .. a stiff and rigid appearance." I . Truf!. University of Florida In· vcsttgaton studied thousands of men and women and administered tats ''designed to tap fear and phobic fear and phobk: b.havtor and thought pattema In the ggncral population." Women averaged contl*ntly higher fear ICONS than men. And studiu at Stoc:Jcton College (N.J.) show alto that women Niw a higher fear of death than do men. But when It comes to fun about the <>ppollte tu, women haw more IOClal poac. 3. True. Thia w• demonseral!Rd by a tum of wl\avtor ~ at Nova Untvcntty (Fla.) One o.11mJ)N. amoog mony. II th.t CMt of a wh whote fur ~of a~ anxiety about ti.mg romanllcally approeched by her hut- beod. When It wae Uned that hef faVOJ- ltll food wae mecademla nuts, &tie was In- structed by the therapists to keep a supply of ~ convenlendy at hand and to feel free to partakf! of them to her heart's con· tient whenever her husband's bel\avlor ac- tivated her phot>Wl. She was to treat herwlf ID this favorite food at the first sign of the phobia asserting Itself -but WM forbidden to Indulge herself on any other oocaslon. Alter a brief peri<>d, the phobia responded to lhls treatment. her relation- ship IN!th her husband became a pleasant one, and the macadamla nuts were no longer necessary. The favorite· food method allo has been tested at Virginia COlllmonwealth University, 4. True. Researchen at the University ol Tennasee studied the penonahty pro- files of people who, even though tired when they go robed, don't fall asleep for what wems to them an Interminable period. \I ~ lie there and io."; wMy brain keeps turning over. thinking of all sons of things -11 won't rel.u and let go.") The study showed that "thac ex· c.aslve ruminatlona, found apedaOy al bedtime, were mechanisms usexl to ward off sleep and pm!«Tlt the io. of ego con- trol ln~nt In sleep (when the un- consctous takes over controls and may gtve free rein ro dNp1eated emotions and feelings whieh are repra.ed °' crowded out by thoughts and aettvl!M:s during the waking hours)." 5. True. As psychiatrist lsaac M. Marks of Britain's Institute of Psychiatry observes In hll definitive ll"eallle on Ff!Ors and Phobias: sudden lood noises trigger our earbest fears and aN likely to frightan us more than anything elee wl'cn we are very young Infants. As we become somewhat older, fear of •bangers becomes the '1umber-onc bogy. Far of anltnM utually begins In prachool- chlldren, while fear1 of open IPeclft and 90daJ sftuattoftS Utually 1'e In wait for la until w.'re monr mature and nqtly strikes between adolctcencc and middle age. Stud~ elto showed that fh. only fun likely to inert._ with older age groups ... Man of meklng rhe obltu.ry column prematurely, due to acd-all dent Of Ulnaa. ..., ~ • btMk. It's called "Labo< Day" -bur it's a day when most people don't work. II happens every year on the first Monday 1n September. to hOnor members of the nation's work force. And 1t will be celebraled tomorrow by more employed Americans than any other time in the hotlday's long history. Labo< Day, which became a legal holiday.by an act of Congress in 1894. has provided an end-of-summer respite smce 1882. In that year, 1"19 first observance was held In New York under the aegis of the New York Central Labor Union H•lthy progreas. Organizers of that first Labor Day parade would be juS1iflablY. , proud of the great strides our labor force has made during the intervening century. ~ In 1880, there were just 14. 7 mllhon workers 1n the country. Today. the nauon's labor force is over the 100 million mark; nearly 60 percent ot all Americans age 16 or older are now gainfully employed. "I lo118 Labor Os-, It means the kids wlll be back In school in no lime." People~ During the 1960s, 1t was popular 1n certain academic quarters to envision a future In which the human factor 1n America's work force would yield its role to computers and machines. But the specter of machines idling m1lltons proved to be a myth-like so many other predictions of gloom and doom. The nation's business and industry have added 16 million workers to their payrolls since 1970. and in April of this year alone. 535,000 Americans found work The indeJt of help-wanted adverttsements-a tradrtional measure ot the nation ·s eco- nomic well-being-is the highest since tabulations began 27 years ago Unem- ployment rs shll a cause lor serious narional concern. But there are parts of the country with significant labor shortages 1n certain professional, lechnical and Skilled trades areas. ~ng ... loed. The growth and prosperity of the nation ·s Industries have made 1t possible f0t today's wor1< force to reach its present size and stren<Jth. The MObil organization, tor example, currently provides employment m this country for some 150.000 people-more than three- quarters of Its worldwide total. (World- wide. the Mobil companies· bill for wages and benefits last year amounted to nearly $3 billion.) A quote .. 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It's stuffy from stuff. Much more than enough, Tho1 /Ills it from here clear to there. We'ue things we'ue brought bock from our trips, And bric·a ·brac we haue inherited. We 'oe &cods from garage sales, From church and from lodge sa/e$, Which we, like slv foxes, haue ferreted. Each time we haue guests we explain Jn detail how we got euery Item. And this mov be why Away from us shy These guests when again we fnulle "em -Richard Armour The economy ~ sound. I know It's sound. Everyttme I go Into a store I hear people yell- ing. -Robert Orben Two women were talking about long hair on men. "Personally," said one, "I think long hair makes o man look intef/lgent. " "Oh, I don't know," said the other woman. ··1 picked a long hair off my husband's coat, and he looked m ighty foolish to me." -Conrod Flore/lo By Frank Baginski LITTLE EMILY "You do your thing, ond I'll do mine." tt • fAMllY WEEKLY, -t.mbef J. 1179 IRRITATED EYES Prcmiu·d LAVOP1 IK• fyc Wi.,h u-cd "' ich Blink Puwcr E)rcop dt~~ quid.ly .. a~hc' ~"'ay pollt'n. Ju,1. Jin. l1n1 . ,and. >•h. 'moa anJ l'lht'r t'~t' con1 .. m1nan1,. LA VO PTI K• I" c" ru1. •001h1n1 rt'ltrf ror yo111 "Y'"' Get LAVOPTIKe at all full -rrvicc. qwilit) llrus •lure~ c•rrywh<rc. ~ When You Order From A~•lflNIS In F•mlly WHkly, Please allow at . least four weeks ).: \.._~ for dellvery. Since our advertisers often receive thousands of orders from all over the country, occasionally unintentional delays occur. If they do, Famlly Weekly wants to assist you as much as pos- sible. Just send the details of your order to: Mary Ayres, Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Avenue, New YC>ft(, NY 10022. 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FW, 32-14 Greenpoinl Ave .. Long Island City, N. Y. 11101 . Football For Women It's the star1 of the football season at the Univ. of Alabama -for women. That's right, at Joe Namath's alma mater iootbaD is currently the fastest· growing female Intramural spo11, and there are now almost as many women as men playing Intramural football. But don't get the idea that female foot· ball is a powder-puff game. "The girls reaJly surprised us," says Cheryl Sokoll, director of Intramural and Recreational Sports. "They played much rougher than we ever expected -as rough, maybe even rougher than the men -so we had to modify the rules." To prevent Injuries, the 600 women parflclpatlng now play flag football with no tackling allowed. Sokol! adds that some of the male colle- gians are surpmed at the women's play: _ "The men say. uHey, they're really play- ing football." FAMllJWDJUY The "-.,,eP« Mlfl•rl,,. .............. ~ ....... Morton Fnnll &11 •M Y.II' ....... ~ Petriclt M. Unelley E•eQ""-e-. scou o.Gwmo Discovering Traffic Safety This fall youngsten across the country films feature only children's voices. will be learning how to become better pe-Instead of giving a list of do's and destrians through an Innovative. child-don't's, teachers are encouraged to have oriented program. "Dlscovering Traffic students discuss the filmed action and Safety," a comprehensive classroom cur· "disGOver" for themselves how to walk, tie:ulum including a program guide. ride and drive safely In traffic. teacher's manuals and films. differs from Developed by the Automotive Safety traditional safety programs because It Foundation, the films and curriculum operates from a child's point of view. The materials have already been pwchased 7-mlnute films are shot entirely from a by depts. of ed. In several states. For child's eye perspective to help the more Information, write: Automotive youngsters recognize the traffic situations Safety Foundation. 1776 Massachusetts depicted, and. lneeratingfy enough, the Ave. NW. Washington, D.C . 20036. Adult "Children" Of Divorce Divorce may be more devastating to adult sons and daughters than to young children says a Univ. of Alabema ~ fessor. Dr. Roland Ficken, chairman of the school's Dept. of Behavioral Sciences, sugge:sls that young adults who consider themselves broad-minded when It comes to marriage can faD apart when their parents divorce. One of the problems adult "cMldren" of divorce may have, says Flcken. Is that parents may e~ them to taM sides. "Often a daughta wtJJ take her father's side, until Dad IWts da11ng a woman her age or younger," Acken points out. -rhls can be a crushing ex· perience." Dating and ~ remarriage by the divorced parents are dlff\c:uh for many adult children to hancU., .c:conilng to Re.ken. He bebeves It's hard'°' adults to accept their parents as lndMduals with tf-f!tr own social ltve.s rather than the familiar. comfortable "Mom and Dad" they've grown up with. Ficken advtses adults wtth paNnts who are dtvordng to keep the llna of com• munlcat1on open. "Remember" he says, "It takes ~ ~ '°' a bmikup to occur." Pet Therapy Many senior citizens are a lot less lone- ly this year thanks to a program that places pets In the nursing homes where they five . Cosponsored by the Mass. So- ciety for the Preventk>n of Cruehy to Animals, the American Humane Educa- tion Society and the Junior league of Boston, the "pet therapy" project has a dual purpose -providing companion· ship for the elderly and giving a good home to unwanted animals. "Many o( the people In the nursing homes have ceased to function as caring Individuals, which Is detrimental to their peyd\ologtcal health," says J udith Star, director of the Amatcan Humane Educ:a- llon Society. "With the pets, the residents have the responsibility of an animal who Is dependent on them for care . " Quick Takes FNSit-popped popcon ta pop- pa-. •p ID mo.te lheaten acrOM dM CCMlldry as theater operators dis· cover that the aroma helps boost sales of snacks -which account for at least 'h the profits In large mcme houses Owners have also discovered that sales fluctuate with the feature $hown: thrillers, hC>n'Of stories and comedies sell the most com. U.lng • Ouorkle mouth rinM oaic.e •week ls an effective and lnex· pensive way to reduce tooth decay re· ports a study sponsored by the Na- tional Institute of Dental Research. Students In 17 communities used the mouth rinses al their schools over a 2- year period Cavities were reduced significantly In participating children -In one community an average of 46 % . Researchers say the younger children begin lo use the rinse, the ~ter the benefit. . The number of airllne pwea- gae ta eoarlng thle year. due In part to discount fares. During the first 'h year, U.S . airlines carried 16.3% more lTavelen than In the same peri· od last year And 2 of every 5 pas.sen· gers flew on low-cost tickets according to the Air Transport Association. You ehould M« a COP\/ of your eyes.... sweec:rlptlon lf you get •n eye tat according to a new Federal Trade Commission rule. The rule requires that all penons undergo Ing eye tests receive copies of their prescription. BIRTHDAYS (all Virgo): S.nd.y - Eileen Brennan 43: Anne Jackson 52; Kitty Carlisle 63. Moaday -Henry Ford II 61; Mitzi Gaynor 47. TH9day - Bob Newhart 49: Raquel Welch 38: Carol Lawrence 46;" John Mitchell 65. Thure- .S.V -Peter Lawford 55; Taylor Cald- well 78; Ella Kazan 69; Or. Michael DeBal<ey 70; Daniel Inouye 54; King Baudouin 48. F.W., -Sid Cfesar 56: Peter Sellers 53. Satuday -Sylvla Miles 46; Cliff Robertson 53: Topol 43; Biiiy Preston 32; Rod Lcwet 40. BIRTHDAY PEOPlE: Raqttel Welch, Peter SeDen Ne\¥ National Smoker Smdy: ,. • Smokers rate taste of low tar MERIT lOOS equal to-or better than-leading high tar lOOS. Can low tar MERIT 1005-packed with 'Enriched Flavor:.. tobacco-measure up to the taste expectations of high tar 1 OOs smokers? Read the results from a new, nationwide research effort involvin~ smokers who actually taste-tested MERIT 100 s against leadi~g high tar IOO's. Result:S Endorse MERIT Breakthrough Confirmed: Majority of lOO's smokers rate MERIT lOO's taste equal to -or better than-leading hign tar lOO)s tested! Cigarettes havin~ up to 70% more tar. Confirmed: Majority of 100 s smokers confirm taste satisfaction of low tar MERIT lOO's. Detailed interviews were also conducted with current MERIT IOO's smokers. Kings: 8mg' ·uw:· 0.6mg n1co11neav.pecc1gntte, FTC ReponAug: 77 lOO's : 11 mg"tw;'0.8mg n1eo1in1av.perc1ga-1t11byFTCMethod. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Sm oking Is Dangerous to Your Health. "----------------J 0 1'1111111 Munlo 11>< 1'171 Confirmed: 85% of MERIT lOO's smokers say it was an ueasy switch" from high tar brands. Con.firmed: Overwhelming majority of MERIT lOO's smokers say their former high tar brands weren't missed! - UJnlirmed.· 9 out of 10 MERIT lOO's smokers not considering other brands. · First Major AJtr:mative 'i> High 'Jae Smoking MERIT lOO's has proven conclusively that it not only delivers the flavor of high tar brands-but continues to satisfy! This ability to satisfy over long periods of time could be the most important evidence to date that MERIT IOO's is what it claims to be: The first major alternative to high tar smoking. MERIT Ki~&100s - - TOR A PRIZE WINNING ROSE GARDEN .,, the wo""!~FOl$1l ... ANY 6 FOR $6.79-ANY 3 FOR $3.50 Already Selected and Tried •.• The Best Roses You Can Buy .•. Now at Low, Low Prices. Only 1ne ro5e 11as such greal beauty of lorm pleasing color range dehghllul lragrance and tS so adaptable to almost every flower garden However since there are thouunds ot d11ferent roses you can only be sure ot beauhtul blooms by selecting •aroehes thal have been lested and proven popular year alter year by ama1eu1 11nd e1per1 ahke Thal 1s why lhe AmertCBn Rose Soc1e1y olt1c1a1 1ose 1atono sys1em has been our ou•de 1n b11no· mo you th11 oulstandlng rose ollerong Not only nas every 1ose oltered here been rated. several have been honored as "All AMERICA ROSE SELECTION'' winners All are ofle1ed al money uvlng 'p•o·season" prices Check your selectoons on the order bl8llk and mall now You will receive a PROMPTNESS BONUS _.,Q;. a GIANT HIBISCUS when your roses arrive 101 lall planting. MONTEZUMA Fanlastocally gorgeous' The urn-shapect buds open into I01rp,e. hrgh-cenlered double blooms of brol 1ant scarleHitange Very vigorous grower Blooms p<olu!lely or> a compact busl1 h1ghl1ghled wolh 1ea1he<y sem1·glossy foliage Only 11.19. Blooms all summer long and 1r>lo auiumn w1lh br•lhantly conirashng petals. vivid 011en1a1 red 1ns1de and chrome yellow out Side Grows 10 J feel 111gh ·Former All American Rose of the YUi anct de$8M!d- 1y 50' Only 11.19. Easily Hl«>h.'"9d, the proluM and ,. m.,llably long r,01nted buds open to deep-cupped. ong-IHting doubled gOldan yellow blooma thllt come 1111 w-r., onto lall Ec:llPM la 1h0wy, 11temetety green, 11>en yellow Only l f.11. Patf eclly shaped tapetlng bod a open 1 nto large, velvety. dlrl< red blooms with u many as ~·50 petals ..ch Richly Ir• grant end colorful. Another former All American R he Y-Only 11. 19 QUEEN ELIZABETH Truly one of the most braethllklngly t>Nutllut roees. Its cluef9ra of lovely. r11111n1 plnll llowera bloom Nrly June to lroet. Deliijhlfully lragranl Fonnlf All AmerlC*l ROM ol the Y-win'* Very ~ Onlyl1.11. Send No Money -Pay on Delivery for Fall Planting Ealy growing, 11°""9fa o-r-ou~y all aummer long with dOlen• of vMd golden blooms tlnoed Ir> red or p ink Clamti.ra qufekly over I~. tide of hOuM. lft)Or, Ot trel· 111 In a rolllrio blanket o1 lll'Qe, gorQllOU• golden blooms. Only S1 .11. In 111 our 35 years of serving flower lovera and home gardeners, we feel 1hls is the best combination or ch1mplon rose bush varleli11 we have ever offered These are hardy vigoroua plants. not allo-d to I~ around on display and dry out When ahlpped, they are carefully packed. protected and lagged with ii.me of variety. Order now 10 reserve your rose ahlprnent lor delivery al proper fall planting Ume lor your are• Send no money, almpfy pay postman on deliv- ary. Or aend remittance now (pfu1 90<: toward• postage and handling). and we ahip pcw11• ~ save C 0 .0 charges Order your roaea tor fall pl11nllng now -tod11yl MICHIGAN IULI CO., Dept. EN·l, 1950 Wlldorf, Grand Rapids, Michipn 49550 f l(EE orc~~RA • GIANT HIBISCUS Bonue tor order• malled b9fore Now. 1. Nur-.y Q(own from ...i. 1-2 ~ Old. LMge blooma on 1111. item.. Large long buds open 1nlo lush doubl blooms of beautiful warm pink lnlenaely lragrant. Consl~ by many 10 be one of the most beautiful of all roees Former All Amerrc:an Aoee of lhe Y-. en authenlte pme wlnnlf. Only 11.19. CLIMBING BLAZE MIRAN DY Sltong vlgoroua or-produces many Suptl11ngfy l1rge -.II formed blooms, as bel1J1 a OUI All Amar1c:an Role of the Y-'W•l>Mf. BIOOIT\I _,~ ~ purpllt~ red meroon cOlor Only S1. 11. n11s cl\amc>lon climber produces • liVlng blanket ol big, 2 to 3 Inch sc:arfel·red double blooms on many b<IN:hed ~ Blooms aoaJn and aoaon summer onto 1111. ca..erlng Itel· • ha. w1t11, I~ w1tll a "-el of flaming color OlllY 11.11, SEN D TODAY FOR YOUR PRIZE ROSE COLLECTION llllUllH l1i. Ct., Dt,t. Dt-3 PltHt Urld "''" Wl"•l•I 10 ..... thte•td btiow plus Ciani ltlbllC•• IOflUl II o•dtr milled btrort Howt!llbtr I htrr rou Is CU.,lnlttd. -(412) "'" WIM l•I leu Ctll"tl .. -12 ltHS, tit ti tKll terlttr tll.M ~ ...,. 24 IW tn.11 HJ 12 ,., tit.II l!rr I ltt $1.71 -: Af' J fer U .N AllJ °"' le< $1.U c.t. 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SADDLHACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Vi ejo ll 1-2040 -494.4949 CHVIEI MOTORS 208 W. 1st St Santa Ana -US-3171 ROY CARVER IMW 1540 Jamboree Road NewPort Beach -640-644• CADILLAC M41ERS C4DILL.AC 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540-9100 CHEVROLET C~Mlll CHEVIOLET 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN l.ARWICIC l>.ATSUH 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano lll·ll7'-4tl·ll75 SUMSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westminster -641>-40 IO PHIL LOM~ FORD 43 Auto Center Dnve lrv1ne-768-S881 ld!GI UNIVERSITY OlDSMOllU 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540.9640 HONDA ROH GOODWIM HOtiieD.A 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -17 I -0412 COPELAND MOTORS. IMC . 2001 E. 1st St Santa Ana-551·1000 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMSOM I SO ... UMCOL ... ·MflCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540-5630 TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 3. 1978 OLDSMOBILE "UMIVERSITY OlDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540-9640 PONTIAC ION ~OOOWIH l'OHTl.AC -GMC 700 S Harbor Blvd Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICk IVEltSOH. IHC. 445 E Coast Hwy Newport Beach -67l..090G R. V. 'S & SUBARU SE.A' SUH 17555 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach - 142·0675 TOYOTA llLL MAtEY TOYOTA 1888 1 Beach Blvd Hunt Beach -147-8555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMONWEALTH MOTOIS, LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana-546-0220 SUNDAY, SEn'CMBCR J 9:00 D f NFL Tod1r Prt gdme show 9:30 D a NFL Football l o~ AnR'l's Rams •S Ph1lad,toh1a l•.f,, 0 3t Nrt '71 Ptt iame ~how 10:00 0 21 )t .lffl Foot~ll Ooublehudtt Gdmt I llr1u11,m o""' •\ Allanta falcon> 1:00 D 8 U.S. Open Tennis Conlmu•nR com4gf 111 lh" th.1n111• ,,,,n.i hom lht USIA Nahon1l lfnn11 lfnlfr '"I lushing Mtadn .. 1'.i1~ (.<1ru11A New York 0 n 39 NFL rootball Doublthudtr Cam~ ? oi1-l.111d Ra1dPI~ •I o,n.,, 810ncos 2:10 U Grutut Sp0r1s Ltt,nds 3;30 U 3 10 2i U.S Men's Amateur Coll Cove1.gr ol linal roun1t pla1 '" 1h11 lourn•mtnl 110111 lh!' Pla1nl1fld Counlry Cl11h 111 Nt w 11•1\ry MONDAY, SCl'T£MBER 4 . 5:00 0 The ~I Amu1un rutunty Qoa11•11lor~r 1nct horn Ru11lc1\o U11w11> New Mexico 6:00 U 3 10 29 ABC Monday N1&ht football ll4tl1mnrr r.n111 " 1n• Oallas Cowboys ll:Jll fJ 8 U.S. Open Tennis H1&hllthts TUESDAY, SEPTCMBER 5 I l:JO fJ 8 U.S. Open Ttnn1s Hifhhthts WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBCR 6 11:10 fJ 8 U.S. Open Tennis Hi&hh&hts THURSDAY, SCPTCMBCR 7 fJ 8 U.S. Open Tennis Hithllahls FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 11:30 D e U.S. Open Tennis H11hl111trs SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 11:00 O 23 39 lih101 Lucue 8'seball leam1 n111 dv~•IJblt at u•r\\ 11111~ 12:00 fJ II U.S. Optn Tennis Cl!1mp10nsl11ps 1/hr1 l"'m Ult llSl.A 1j~f1•11' d Jfnn1~ C'nltl 1n ftush1n~ Medd~w P~rk (or11nd N~w Yn1k 1:10 U ~ 10 ABC's Wide World of Sports No 1Mnrmdhun d•arl~l.lr Imm lh' NelwQrk di our 01~1· llm~ l:OO 0 3 10 29 NCAA Foot~ll 111• UCLA 1!11un~ Vl Wo1l11nflM Huskies 5:00 ID Star Soccer 1:00 U Ancets Bueb1ll lh, ( aliturn•A AnpPI\ V\ ~dn~~ C1t1 Roral~ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER l 6:00 U C "Romance of A HorH Thief" (con1 I /I Yul 81ynoP1 th Wallach Q) ~Marty" (dldl S~ lrnr\t 801gn1ne Betsy Bld11 9:00 U 1 31 12t c ''The New Moer1ck" (wrs) 78 lamr\ Cd111P1 l~t ~ Kelly Charle) Frank MONDAY. SCPTEMBEll 4 8:00 U #Two Yttis Belon tlle Mast" (d1n) 4h Aldo I adr 0 "Mr D1rlin1 Clementine" (wes) 46 Henrv Fonda Lindd Oainrll 9:00 O ()3 1)tl •C "With SI• You Gel Eurotl" Ccom) 68 Do11~ fl ay 811~n Keith. Pat Ca11oll Barbm ttmh,y. Ahrt Ghnstlty TUESDA1, SEPTEMBER S 8:00 O '1he Blue D•hh1" (dra) '46 ~Ian ladd Vpronoc~ lak~ 0 re I "WIJ of A G1ucllo" (wes) 57 Ro1y Calhoun Gene '"""~ Q) "Tht Risin1 of the Moon" Cdr4) 'J/ Cy11I Cu.>Ac~ Notl Pu1vll 9:00 D C "Happily her Alter" (cnml 111 Su1annt Somm 811111 8o1fe1tne1 lohn Rubins1e1n WEDNESDAY. smEMIER 6 l.'00 U c_ ''Wllilpe11n1 Smith" (wt\) •8 Alan I ado Cl) ~ "CM"'"''" ft< CHur" (Coml ~ Rnnild C'n1m1n C:~lt\lt Holm THURSDAY, SEl'TCMBER 1 1:00 U t J "Ont Fott "' Htll" (•t~) 60 Al•n l•lld Don "4011,y O C "Otle(' (coml 69 lom Cou11rn1y Romy Schnt•dt• II> C "Mr 0..1 Stmtuy" (1om) •8 K11k OOu11.s I .ia1nr ll•v FltlDAY, SEl'TUt8£11 I 1:00 O "0.$.$.'' Cd•a) 46 AIAn l•dd Ger1td1nr f1t11mld 0 C "htry Ultle C1CIM ind Nanny" (dra) 12 lynn RMe1av, m c "Undtt Clprlcorn" (d1t) 49 tne11d 8trgm1n IOStOh Collen M!Cllatl W1ld1n1 SATUllDAY, SEnEMIU 9 6:00 O ~ "Tiit lMI& C"'M" lwes) 72 Btn M111phy Buddy £bm1 Q) 1e 1 "Tiie 0.l!Ytt and Rio G11nd1" (•UI ·~l Edmond OR"'" 1:00 D ct_ "Gunsmab" (Wf'S) ~J Aud•t Murphy Su$An Cfhnl Q) "T1oublt Alollf lht W11" (drl) ~J lohn W•~nt Oonn1 Re,d 9:00 D Ct C "M•anum rorce" (dr•) lb Cr."t laSlwooa lt•l tfolbroo~ U cc "8ud •114 lflt l'rocflet" (wnl n S1dn«y t>o1t1e1 1t~11y Btlafonlt t.JO a <CJ "Clmu ron ltld" (we~) ·~2 Audie Murphy • rn"Lil-1-oN I M~.ot)wdVf' Co<*onq I MICRO-WAVE OVEN 1'C1>FI c.,_.; I Y d i I k T ..... 1359.95 • Ou can e tOli QUIC ly hen $2 6 8 88 roast, simmer . reheat. warm, or cook al any setting m between • Peter Parker (Nicholas Hammond) acqutres an aNectionate competitor, Julie Mason (Ellen Bry). a photographer for a nval newspaper ELLEN BRY-SPIDERMAN'S GIRL This season. Sp1derman. or at least his alter ego. Peter Parker. has acquired a girlfriend, Julie Mason, played by pretty newcomer Ellen Bry Miss Bry makes her first appearance in the role in a special new episode of Splderman, on Tuesday at 8PM on CBS "Julie 1s a photographer on a competing newspaper." Miss Bry says of her role .. She and Peter have more ol an affectionate fr1endsh1p than a romance There 1s a definite attraction between them. but they are also m1ats It's a dynamic relationship, with lots of push and pull. and one- upmanship, but with affection · Miss Bry 1s quite dynamic herself Thus lar in her career as a stage and television actress. she also has moonlighted as a stunt woman Not on Sp1derman. however "Ttiey won't let me," she says. with a smile "Stunt work was fun, but ll's not something I want to continue I'd rather be known as an actress " The petite brunette, who was born in New York City and raised In Connecticut, almost didn't enter the achng profes- sion. despite a strong desire that dates back as tar as she can remember ··1 was always torn between doing what I thought I should be doing and what I wanted to be doing." sh'& explains. "When I was In second grade. I went on a focal children's television show Al one point. the host asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up I remember thinking immedi- ately that I wanted to be an actress. and then feeling that I wasn't supposed to say that A ltttte girl was supposed to want to be someone who helps olher people I told him I wanted to be a nurse " She studied drama at Jackson College. but lost her nerve when she got to New York Instead of looking for work on ttie Great White Way, she took a 1ob doing paralegal work for the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs 'I was in1tm1dated by New York," she admits "Finally, I decided that I dtdn'f want to furn around when I was 50 and see any 'wh11t 1f's' 1n my hie I went into acttng senously, to see how tar t could go protess1onally I started studying 1n earnest I did showcases and pounded at agents' doors I did Jots of commercials and day-player roles on daytime sen es A featured role on Ko1ak led Miss Bry into her Interesting sidelight. stunt work "I had a fight scene with George Mahans." she recalls "I did the scene myself The stunt coordinator hked what he 11aw and oflered me on-the-1ob trainmg tended up dt11ng a fol of stunt work tor the series." Miss Bry sees a tot of differences between Julie Mason and Lois Lane. however "Julie 19n't such a bland charac- ter," she says "She has a lot ot sparkle, spunk and independence 'She s vf>ry career oriented. Besides, Lois Lane Is Interested only m Superman. 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Hw l\mt•rit.u) < hlld " '\ -5:30- 0 SullllM r Stfllttttr e:oo fJ lnstrud!GMI Coune Them Club .. llllCIWIMlt D ~r Semester • The llolnt IOarclt"tr; reop1e 7 Frt Iii <IGl ft1lures ID ®) t2JJ >trry Lewis M111C11l11 Dystrophy Auoci1tion l.Jbor 01, Tllttlton Monday un111 J JOPM Marty Levi n llosts this 21 hou1 rele lllon from lhe Town ind Countr~ Hotel Clowns, disco danc1n1 and the Fish Bowl are 1n the holel parking lor Gl University ot the Air Eacepl Mon -6:30-u List of 1l1e W~d U ~ Not tor Womtn Only l!I Clrrascoltndu B 01ybrt1k los An1eles II (IaJ i:m ft1turu Gl lltw 'loo ltev11t Except Mon Cl) ~; Funky rt"ntOfll Mon JI) Romper Room 7:00 U llews U 12)) ~ Today Show fil 700 Club B (fa' 21; Good Mornint Mltrica David Hartman llosls D The r roazles Gl ~ ' Costello Elttpl Mon II> lllp Bunny; T errylllOllS Mon fZl) YQft tor Hullll -7:30- D lody Mdits Gl Yoti & fntllds E1ctpl Mon fZl) Mister ltott11 8:00 U C.pbin bn1111111 Cf) Sunyp San Oie10 D The m Club Cl) Woody Woodpechr: renelope fflttop Mon f11)Zooml -8:30- U futura Gl My hvorllt Martlu Except Mon Q) roper•: Duhrdly & Muttlt~ Mon fli) Ville lltllt: Once Upon A Cllak r,. 9:00 8 (Ii All in Ille hmily; tic TK o..p Mon only The I'll Qub 8 tm Shlrb Jim Ptrry nom • @ a Doftl11ue B4M IAlll~ Ql) QI) Mu 0eucMs Sllolt CD I LM lllCJ Empt Mon m s.nu• fD Sesame Sltttl -9:30- • rrkt h lticllt: S.ptt11111tr fllapzllle Thull Top1n 1nclude How ~n Im. C.lit . duls moie effec lively and more hum1nely wtlh ''Pf cnmes and one family's encounltr w1rh 1 mtd101 c1rur1oohe BltollywN ~rtt • flftlllr ltffair fxcept Mon ..... ,., lt9llll 10:00 D ~ Q)) flit lltw Hi1h ltolltrs CJ Ii& va11e, B <ml (3) H1P9y Dlys Cll M~llltfnint LA.; MO'lie Mon See 01yt1me Movies Gl Wy Cirlffitll Emol Mon Cl) m ,ublk Att1ir1 -10:30-u 3:. l.o¥t of Lile D tni a Wllttl of Fon une B (fG} l2ll $20,000 P'yr1m1d ID Hotan's Heroes ucep1 Mon Cl) ll1nny & lllt rrofeuor; Comer l'yie Mon 11:00 U Lt) Youn1 & ltestless D (ll) (DJ Amerlu Alive! U lonanu 8 CJ) !BJ family feud (fG) 1111 MJ Cllif4rtn (xceOI Mon Gl News Excepl Mon Cl) Gomer I'll• f1i) Electric Com111ny -11:30-u .IJ Search for Tomorro.w B 'I: !HJ lty1n's Hope llews "1on only m Motits: See Daytimt Movies (~cept Mon Cl) Comer ry le; Nanny & the rrofwor Mon fJll Diel Clnlt Show AFTaRNOON 12:00 U The Sltwt ldwarcts Show: U.S. Open Tennis Mon CO\'eriee hom Flush1ne Mtadow Par~ Corona Hew Yor~ liJ 11JJ for llkll1r, for Poorer &'I Twili1ht ZOtlt D (21) All Mr Cltildren tL Nni; U.S. Open Tennll Mon ®! IUl llttn (i) hit: Set D1yllme Movies Q) lloom 222; I Omm ol Junn1e Mon m MkllHI IKhon -12:30- fJ l{J As the World Turns Empl Mon D tUl (U) 0111 of Our lives D LO'lt ltmtrim Style (fa) f1mily Feud E1tept Mon Cl) Citf Smart; I Ort1m of Jnnnlt Mon fD fO(I fo1 Hllllh 1:00 II (}) §) <1f' 011t Ult to UYe a> Citl Sm1rt -1:30-u TM Cuklinl U1M h cep1 Mon D q1J '11l Tiit Docton D !fews QJ Golfttr P'ylt ell) f11turu GJ Ce,tllin 2:00 D Q.Jl <Hl Anotlltr World a Did ••~~· • m !2Jl ktleral 11osp1u1 G tftt11 Acres ID ltl's bp [,ttPI Mon Q)MIM -2:30-u (11 M•A•S•H [xcepl Mon e D111Mt D Conctnt11tltli he~ "•rz hosts m The Archttt Eattpl Mon Cl) Ttrryt-s; Ctt Sm1rt Mon fD Fulurrs 3:00 8 Tiit Mr•t Ooti1lls $/low [ cctDI Mon D To Tell lllt Jrvtlt D Tiit Johr's Wild B T 11 Edct of #11111 I. lhltll Game £,cepl Mon a Mlnncl 'D' Morie: Eactpl Mo~ Ste Oay1tme Mov1@s Gl The flintstonei Eacept Mon Cl) Heckle & Jee-le; I Drum of Jeannie Mon ~ C.rd ShllkS ~Zoom ()j Dinah llJ featwrei -3:30-w Brady Bunch D Mtdltal Cent11 1!1 •.ff, Din1hl U Mov11: See Oay11me Movits I f.Troop hceot Mon JO Ironside Mon only m Yo11 & Friends m t111toon h rniu l; Terrytoons Mon }3 Hollywood Squ~rtt Pele• Marshall hosts 124 Villa Altlrt 4 :00 8 Maltll Came '78 E1ttol Mon I MJ fllree Sons J' Star Trek ltceor Mon (i) The Awen1m lil C.rol Burnett i nd Fuends 1J) Elednt Colllpiny Antique •Slot Machines •Pinball Machlnes •Brass Cash Registers •Antique Arcade Equip. m v;11, Al••" \t Mister llor•11 -4:30- fJ ll1ws l•ceol Mo~ '] M1m·l2 D Miry Tyler Moo1t ~ C1rol Burnett & fotnds m The Monhes Cl> tlroftt Superstars; losit 1nd tht russ1t1IJ Mon U Merv G111f1n '" f"lures fJl) Mister llocen '9 £rnttCHC1 One ' 1t Hollywood Squard )0 Villi Ale1rr 5 :00 U 3 D 0 e 10 News a 8on1nu 0 lro~s1d1; The All American futu- 1111 Mon Quailtrhclrse race from Ruidoso Downs Hew Mu1to lh1s 1' tne nchesi horse race 1n the world leatu11n1 a lolal pu1se 01 $1 280 000 and a f11s1 pnie ol $43 7 500 m The llew Mickey Mouw Club G> W111 fill filhtr Geh Home; W1c~y l!1tu Mon 24 Mister Roem Eii) St>1mt Street it Mary Tyltr Moore so Hod1ef)Oll1e Lod&e -5:30- 0 3 0 29 ED Nen m f1m1lr Allur Cl> Mim·l2 i• O•tr Elsy H Bew1tthecl $0 rt1tUIH .. _ # 2009 N. 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SUNDAY SlmMIEA 3 I MORNING • lndiules an Advertisement -5:30-u und ol tht lost m Chrisfophtrs/Biblt Answers 6:00 O Thunder t) Senior Profile Cl Youth & Ille luues Cl) Romper Room -6:30-0 Today's ltelicion 0 Serendipity B Music & the s,olen Word D Daybreak 1 l) Let There Be L1c11t Cl Davey & Goliath m .Withit ()fl Marlo's Ma11e Movie Machine 7:00 D Commitment 1 J Sacred Hurt • O Thlt's Cat Seements include A him 1llus1rattng Bill Withers 'IOng Grandma s Hands' and 1 lmal him aboul a l<orun Sell !hat has betn bu1l1 by Korean labor nghl here m Soulhern Ca1tforn1a I here is a chorus ol sing1ne llps. s1ne1ng lhe sonr Mv f1me Is Your lime finally Grandpa lalks aboul mmd e1pand1ne 0 81& Blue Mal'blt U Eyewitness Los Anceles 1 t i TV I Loob at Lurninc tO DuedlOM m Bufhrlnklt Cl) Ernest Antler Hour rUJ This Is tht Lile fID Yoea for Hultll ()t Acriculture USA -7:30- 0 Marlo's Macie Movie MKhtne riJ Volte of Acriculture 0 Al Ont With 0 Ullderdot U It Is Written IJ fnltrnatioMI Hour O Day ol Discowtry ~ l'radtal Cl111stianit1 m Cjiurch ol God l t °"" & Goliath fID Mister Racers 1)9 Town Hall MHtinc lf Sunday Mass 8:00 fl Ghostblltttrs l)J m Jimm1 Sw1u1rt Show e l'opeye ' His friends U Campus Profile-Viewpoint on Nutrition · Mineral Metabolism Host Dr Arnold Pike discusses the 1mf)Or1ancr of mtnetal metaboltsm 1n health maintenance w1lh aclor £ dd1e Bucken. aclrus Neile Adams McQueen and Or W 0 Currier O Oney & Goliath 101 Jerry Falwell 23 Voitt of AcrKulture ED Sesame Slrttl 29 Day ol DiKlwery Jt ~1n1 Glus -8:30- D W1eko 3 1 e Day ol Olsccwery 0 Odylsty 0 DimtnSHlllS O Meetinc Time at C,lo r1 ID Ewer l11CrtaS1n1 Faith QJ) It Is Written ~ Rn Hu111bucl l)J Herald ol Truth 9:00 0 e NFL Ga111e of the Wee\ (}) Rn Humbard U M"I tht ,ress U for You, Bild W0111an Cl l(J QJJ Oral Roberts (IDJ II Is Written Cl) Don Sttw1r1 £nncehsm n ltllOW Your Bible -9:30- 0 e The NFL Today Startin& 11s M:h year this pre 1ame show has a new look as layne Kennedy 1oins Brent Musbureer and Irv Cross as hosls of the p101ram 41)t NFL '71 NBC Sports wukty pre eame proeram Wllh Bryant Gumble and Mike Adamle U Villa Alter• O The Kille Is Com1n1 rtOl Spectrum m The Jet.sons Cl) Old Time ~pel Hour ~3 fnsicht 2t Jimmy Swauut Show 10:00 O e NFL football !he Los An i•tes Rams vs the Ph1lc.detph1a Eagles O Jl 39 NH football Doublehuder Game I lhe Houslon Oilers vs the Allanu falcons 0 3 Hour ol Power U It Choldttn s IV ma~atint Cl Herald of Truth 101 Public Pulse m The Mon\ees 29 Su rth TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 3, 1978 -10:30- • l}J '2fi JallMrjaw D •"· Ltroy lt!lkins 10) lltwsmaktrs m Brady Kids Ill Caln ry Cllapel 11:00 0 011 ol DIKMry U (3) 'B Great Gra,. Ape D Chure~ of Ille Good Slltplltrd IJOJ Issues & AllSWtn m Mcmt : "Joun11y IDf Marcartl" (dra ) 43 -Mareml O'B11en. Robert Yoonc. Laraine D1y O> Cjiurch in 1111 HOlllt fID Electric Comp1ny -11:30-111 Jimmy Swauart U r3l IQ) <2t) Ani111als Anl1111ls Hal linden looks al the crane 1n 111 history, leeend and mylholoaY CJ Relicious Town Hall Em Rtllop AneRNOON 12:00 0 A Bitter Way D '1 Qt) Issues and Answers O Formby's Oo II Yourself tQ' Word A Popo1n' Ill Tartan fD Grut Performances -12:30-e Monster 111111 U 3 Direcltons 0 Mowtt: C "Duttut" (wts) ~J -John Derek Joan Davis 10 TV Collece 'review m H,_.1ns on Murder 291 Consumer's World STAR SOCCER Marlo Machado is to soccer what Bud Col/Ins is to tennis as any KCET All Star Soccer fan could tell you Machado 1s the host-commentator of All Star Soccer. bringing the best of British soccer to American television audiences. The series, now m Its third season with 36 consecutive weeks of soccer this year, airs every Saturday (5 to 6PM), on Channe/28 Star Soccer has expanded coverage this season to include more first d1v1slon play. which should excite the ever-grow- ing number of local soccer fans. not among the least of whom is Machado. who likes to add his play-by-play com- mentary to the 58-mlnute edited version of the game taped a week earlier by International Television Corporation of London while viewing 1t for the first time Some of the new excitement In store for soccer followers this season '<fill be t>upplied by the Tottenham Ho tspurs, sot;ieduled to play Liverpool on Septem- bet 9. The team recently acqurred two world champions from Argentina-- Oswaldo Ardiles and Villa-for a cool $1.3 mfllion. L--------------------------------------------------- Machado. a former Asian first division player himself, sees a symbiotic relatlon- ship betwHn the rising popularity of Star Soccer with the growing Interest m the sport In America. "We 've helped stir the Interest of emerging fans by offering them some of the world's best soccer. , .... 1:00 D 8 l U.S. Optn Tennis Continued coverage ot this tournament from the USIA Nation1I 1'nn1s Cenler tn Flushing Meadow Park Corona Nt• York ..L Pubhc Affa11s forum 0 a}) QJ) NFL Football Ooublehtlder Game 2 fhP Oakland Raiders vs the Denver Broncos u l'toplt 7 (I§) Movie: C "The Cree" Btrets" (dra) 68 John Wayne On1d lanssen IE Tht Bowery ao.,, ~ DtteetlOllS fD Knoc~oul/En El Mundo -1:30-u Cmt T11ms /Crut Yem EID An Afternoon •1th Gre1or Paiti1or"y A look into lhe musical and personal philosophy 01 lht late celltst (SJ Sunday Comedy Tlme 2:00 (]) hplo11n1 lhe Arts U Bi1 V11tey CJ Abbott & Cos1ello m Movie: "Valley ot DeCtSion" (dra) ·45 Greer Garson Gregory Peck. Donald Cnso IE Tarun EID You're llot A Hero Unltl You're Sunc An explnraliM ot thP AmP11can hero 1n myth and media drawn from a conle""" at the Sun Valley Center for lhe Aris and Human111es 1n Idaho fD Melk4, Ma111 Y Cncuentro -2.30-.1 Brady Bunch U Cmlest Sports Le1end1 ~ Travelure 3:00 J 1 My Three Sons e Bonanu U PllElillEllC Dolly Dolly Parton stars wtth her euest Ronnie Milsap the bhnd troubadour and numbers include 'Bad. Bad I eroy Brown, 'I Wilt Always Love You leRend 1n My T 1me." "Rollin 10 Mv Sweet Baby's Arms and I Behtv~ 1n Music .. Cl) Marcus Welby (3) Sportscope ® Keith hrrelt: V11monl Solo -3:30- • [D) U The U.s: Mtn's Amlltur Golf Coverage of the final round of play from the Pla1nf1eld Country Club 1n New Jersty Ill Movlt: "My 1'11 Gus'' (dra) 5? Richard W1dm3rk, Jo1nnt Oru. George Winslow fl) Turn1bovt 4:00 8 Worl4 of $11mt1I u S..1141y Cl Voy11• lo tht lollom of lht Su f.f,., m Mo.it: "Atr Fo1t1" (adv) 43 John Gar11eld Ar1hur Kennedy C1a Youna. Fm Cmer1Qn IE Mowie: ~C "Omar K~1nam" (adv) ·57 r.ornel WtMt Oebra Pa eel ClJl ltlHt !ht l'rm m w111 "'"' w .. ~ t'Hl Afferl!ODll Ma.it -4:30-u CJ) rm lht ll1hon tnl Ironside fl!) Waahltltttn WM• 111 llt•lt• (J$ Tltt hac1 Gamt 5:00 O Newsm1hn l l Journey lo Adve11t111t (lJ < f Star T rt• U Great Adventure Beneath the Bttter Sea" famed underwater C1nemalo&raphe1 Slan W.terman lakes viewers on a sptclaculM v1s11 lo Ille myslenous underwa1e1 world CJ Mo.le: (2"r) "B111h1m Yount' (dril) 40-lyrone Power lrnda Dar nell Oun fageer Bn~n Oonlevy 10 News 24 Enc. m finn1 Line 'lt Tiit ll1rns SOl Otto: loo Gorilla -5:30- 0 Mtd11 "Momma Never Told Me Aboul VO High school students from the Vouth Gives a Damn foundation stage a heallh happening lo present the lacts aboul the veneieal dtsease epidemic Anirml World ®>Ironside l.UJ Concern ~ What's C*1n1 <Hl Bonanu I EVENING e:oo D Pro Football Wrap hm 11111 reviews lhe day·s NFL aclinn :I Forum U Ullews e Motre: c (2"r) "Romance ol A Hone Th.el'' (com) 71 Yul Brynner (It Wallach Jane Buk1n 8 Ul!Umed Woll4 m '.ll Jerry Lewis MU$Cular Dystrophy Telethon Marty Levin ho\ls the 21 hour lelelhon from the lown ~nd Country Hotel Clowns disco dancing and lhe foh Bowl are in the hotel parkrn& IOI lhe show 1s broadcasl nahonalty from lhe Sahara Holtl 1n ln Veeas with lerry lewis and manv olher cetebnlies r.on hnues lhrnu&h Monday, J JOP"l Q) "'owie: (2hr) "Marty" (dra) '55 -Ernest Borgmne Belsy Blair 181 Crockett's Victory Garden EID The Judiciary and 1111 M1di1 Tht pros and cons of 1llow1ng 1e1ev1sron and sttll cameras tn the courtroom$ are argued by allornr.ys before a panel ol Stl Stale Supremt Courl Chtel Jushcu from Delaware Coto rado. Geor111a, A111ona, New Mu1co and New Jersey ff Face tht tuue SJ) Once Upon A Clwlc -6:30- fJ (ll) lltws Wild lliftc• 1J ltNIC lltws C.ltrlllCt D Wide World of AdwRture ·r eton Dam" Or Geoiee r 11thbeck hoSls TO Ql) Jerry lewis MUKutu O,slropll7 Telethon Continues lhroufh Monday J JOPM 2• Thi Frt11th CMI (2t llut tor How Lo111 110 S.C llut MarWt 7:00 D re) 60 Mlnllta 0 Qt) Woftcllf1ut W«l4 of Olsnel. "Sho~ee. the Lvergl•dcs Pamhftr · Otep'" lhr llurrda Cvergladu, 8 hny panth~1 cub neaity tom 11s b•ltlr to SUrVIVP unt1l 1I IS adopted by S~mmy CCtirhs O~ceola). an Indian l&d Michael Ansara narralrs Since Carts Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. ,.. ._..,. .. 21 Vegetebl .. 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GSPECIAL 7:00PM~ Starriac IDIESGARNER as Bret JACK KELLY as Bart ud C11ARLES FRANK as Ben Maverick SllUN BLANCHARD ... .,, aJGl!lf! IOCI! DiUSOWVAN OCSUDlY NIGIT MOrll e1:00PM(l) A WORlO TELEVISION PR£MICRE IUNDAY (Contift....S) U LBJ S,CCIU Alnh · Thf Allltriun Chikl (2hr) The maanih cent r11ndeur ol Amtrtca·s 49th state is e1plored with John Denver u cu1de on his personal adventure across Amenca·s last arut wilder ness frontier This special contains ·some ol the most breathtak1ne and slartlint film ever shot in "The Land ol the M1dn11ht Sun D Alllm1I Wotld m IIal 0 Jtrry Ltwis Muicular Oystr°"" T elttllon @ lhwsttlink fJi) Fll111 Feature (ff) Socc11 Macie 1n Germany -7:30- CIJ ltuff House @ Thtse 'eool• Art W0tkin& fZ3 Sidney Shtldoll: Conlessiofts ol A Best-Selltr 8:00 U ltlto41 (R) Rhoda and Brenda enroll in a bookkeep1n1 class 1n n1eht school to increase their earn1n1 capacity 0 Q} Project UFO S11ht1n& 4010 The Waterford lnd•denl (R) Cra12 Sltvens euests as the director of a boys mohtary academy over which a lly1n2 saucer spreads a web like substance lhal turns people t hands 11een O lOfe Amerlan Style CJ 11 Is Written m <IQ) !U.l Jerry Lllris Muscular Oystrophy Telethon Cl) S.m YOl1y SJ (li) ("nine at ,ops (f~ P1inl With !linty Komlnsky -8:30-u All In tit• family (lhrJ (R) (d1lh and Archie get quote a 1olt when lhey prtpare a faiewell d1nn" lor Mike and Gloria only to learn that lhe couple has made other plans Tension mounts as the Stiv1cs aet ready to leave for Cahlorn1a bul 1s eased tn an unusual way, with a dual repeat weddine ceremony g C-Wa" l11t Work! e Hope fin•llJ rmhe& * Pllilippint villa&•· "Come Wal• the World" Dave Boyer, 1uut. D Come Wlik tht W0tkf rs~ Gmt Ptrltrm1nus 9:00 D QJl The Ila Event: (2hr) ,otk t SIOIY "No M1re1n lor (rror" Glenn ford. limes h11nt1no. Harry Guard ino. (hnor Donahue. Christopher Connelly and Harri Rhodes star in this drama about a very determined deputy police chtel. who comes un der fire when l"'o innocent people dte 1n nparate pot1ct shootouts. forcrne one gu111 ridden officer lo the brink ot sell destruclton e oral lttbtrts D A WORLD PREMIERE! • JAMES GARNER STllRS "THE llEW MAVERICK" e QJI AIC S.11d., Motlt: ct) (nr) "lh lltw Mn111c•" (wu) '78-James Garnei. Jack Kelly Ch11les r unk The legend11y Mave11ck blolhers return and 101n lorcH with lhe11 handsom &ousm in a free wheel1na ad•entuie 1nvolv1n1 an upl0$jvt train robbery. 3 fortune tn $1olen arms and 1 double uoss1n1 rudae m llll) !>al ltrry lewis M1scular • D,ttr.,ity T tltthon Cl) lier H11111blrd m iH abste19iece Theatre 'ihe Mayor of Casterb11det'· 4 seven par1 dramalrzahon ol Thomas Hardy s tale set tn the mid nineteenth cen tury anlf hlmed 1n Enaland's West Country Alan Bates stm as Mich.el Henchard. and in the openine ep1 sode e1&htetn years have passed since he last saw his wile and chtld Now the prosperous mayor ol Cas terb11dee the reunion with his t1m1ly •tminds him of his d1s1racel~I past. bu! he vows lo redeem himself and promises to make amends to both his wile and dauahler f!) Muslcal Show/Sports -9:30-u (J 1 •lice (R) When Georre Burns happens to stop m at Mer·s Omer. Altce. Mel and no are ecstallc, but Vera. who has setn "Oh. Codi" three times and believes tn Burns' "dmnity, .. rnlerprets hrs presence as a vis1ta11on from on h11h U The llin& Is Comina ClJ REV. R. WURMBRAND, '* 14 YEARS PRISONER OF THE COMMUNISTS O Voice of the Martyrs 10:00 U e Switch Pele takes on the rott of pubhc retaltons d1mtor. Mac masquerades as a detective. Mal colm is the bartender and Mauie the museuse as McBnde and Ryan ltnd 'oul why the word 'paradise no loneer applies to a trop1ut island llotel U 01J of Oisco'ltry O £rnts1 An&ltJ Hour m l10 OJ Jerry Lewis Muicular Dystrophy Ttlttlloft Cl) Gospel Hour SJ Q4l The '•fllms Susan Hampsh11e stars in this 12·ep1sode saaa of V1cto11an love and pohflcs. bmd on Anthony lrollopn novels S11 John G1elaud is hosl of the series In the openinc episode a mama&e 1s arranged for l~e beautiful Glencora w11h 1mtoc1atic Ptantaeenet Pathser -10:30- D Jim111J Sw•u•rt Slltw 151 Mystery Murlls of laja 11:00 U CJ!U lltin D 18) tlfl lhin D Tht P1cHttttll D Tiki • Goocl loH Cl) lei's Ma•t A 0111 a~ Great Ptrf0t1111nctt -11:30-u Sports fi111I ([) m ID PTl Club D aJ llBC Late Mowlt: 'Cops and Robin. stamna £1nest Boren1ne. 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M 111 ............ _ . .,.., ........... lmcllla, JllRI •r bin; ~ ... ,.. ,_ tlll U.S. s..... .. .-Lany ............. ...,,. .......... . -. ..... AnlJ ......... ,. ........ ..... ................................... ....... ...., ... -. .... , ...... Sjudy ....... MONDAY S£rTlM8lR 4 roi mo1n1n1 Ind altt1noon hst1i'l(S. plmt wt DAYTIME P'ROGRAMS. Btlow, ltw ,our toll'ltfltence. are Ille tby's "'°"ies. OAmME MOVIES 10:00 D "Western Union" ('l'esJ 41 Robert Youn& Dun l11&e1 12:00 D "forty Guns" (wesJ ~1 Bmy Sullivan Barba•a Su n llfYC~ Gene Barrv John £11cson l:JO U C "B.S. I Lowe You" (com) 71 -Pettr ~astne1 JoAnna Cameron l ou1se Sorell Ga1y Bu1gholl Joanna Barnes EVENING 6 :00 f) a News O '.23 News 9 EIMIPft<Y OM U r3 101 29 ABC's Monday Ni&M Football As the ninth smon opens ABC Spoils provides live cov erage ot the game beh•een the Ballrmore Coils and the Dallas CQi.boys from le1u Stadium w1lh commentary by Ho .. ard COStll I r~nk Gifford and Don Meredtlh 0 Wild Wild Wtst m Pleaie Oo!l't bl ,tllt Daisi« Q) Strtets ol San rra11t1sco 2( lllus. Yoea & You fD Owtf Easy 1f rte TK Doup so The P'eople n. Inti Gama -6:30- f) )I News A Cross-Wits m My Tllrte Softs 24 Wllal's C.illa fD Michut hchon Show Adela Rogers S1 lohn 84 who has bren a 1ourn11is1 101 66 vea•s share.s he1 recolltc11ons nl eirly Hollywood And anecdolo about lamou~ tlolly1¥ll0d ptrsonaht1es 7:00 U D O>llM U li.lr's Club t 1 Johl'I Wild D Bowlin& !Of Oollm m I Low l11ey m TM Fil ~' AllN&llOll's hlllt fD MadCt1tlllllrt1 hport -7':30- f) TM S2~.000 f'r11t11t4 D Dawl• Howowiu ' ConH11111 au,1iM Host Dh•d Horow111 con ducts a laslt lesl of bottled 'l'lter shows !low eus are araded werched and s1ztd. and 11111.S to a robot "ho ll'llY wtll be the butler of lhe future • fMlywtd """ J ••TMIT1111t D Tiit •l's Wiid ID Tiit OIW C-... U,TlltM_,,.t~ 8 Oiall&• fD CllatlMI 21 T lllicfli O "-IHl Tiit f r&llCll Clltl 8:00 D fht Jtfftf9111 (R) (90) The Bunkers and the Jeller\0!1s art &een toaet~er 11arn when 1 bu11le1 hu up Ceoiee 1nd lou1u 1nd 1rvn them 1 n11h1 lo rtmember D 12~ ·it ~Ill o on the P'r111ie 111 Be avrne As You Drive Away .. Parl I (R The Ingalls lam1ly sutlers a shaller1ng upuience ,.hen Oldest dau&hler Mary eon perma- nently blind 1n part one ol a two part stOfy When Mary s eyurehl bee1ns 10 worwn Cha1lts takes her lo a specialist who 1ntorms hrm rt 1s 1ust a ma11e1 or time before she loses 11t1 s1&hl enllrely Mary not told this conllnun a blouom1ne 1omance •rlh ~elh Barton (Rob Kennully) a new res1drnl ol Walnut Grovt Chirles and Caroline han d1ttteullv lacrne the truth but when Mary wakes up one mornrng totally blind the tnttre lam1ly pulls together 1n the wake of M11y s dtsPondency U Movtt: (2hr) ''Two Yms Befort the lllnt" ldra) 46 Alan Ladd Brian Donltvy O Mom: "My Darlin& Clemen· line" (wrs) 46 llenry Fonda Linda Darnell Victor Matuie Waller Brennan m Hot City Shadoe Stevens hosrs Cl) Sl'ECIAL Point of Ordtr (2hr) Paul Newman hosts thrs do<:umen lary on lhe Senate Hearings ol Sen loseph R McCarthy 1n the early 50s and n.s witch hunt lor Commumsts 1n aomoment 2• Once Upon A Clauic Ava tanche On a skung holiday in lhe Alps youn11 Davrd breaks away from the other children 101 a hazardous climb with a lrr tnd They become lost Jnd a dramahc search begins ID Ehnbtth R (90) The Ente1p11se ot £ n&land Calhoht M;11y ol Stol land has been eieculed Ph1lrp ol Spam determined to avenee her death prepares to launth • lleet a111nsl Eh1abtth 0) Hurnr"•dos Y Oltndtdos so Daniel Foate1 M.O. -8:30- so Ower Euy 9:00 D U '' NBC Mond1y Mowl1: c (2hr) ''Wlth Si1 You Gel Eu· roll" (com) '68 Oo11s Oay B11an Keuh Pal Carroll Barbara Hershey Gcorae Carlrn """ Ghostly. John f 1ndlater l1mmy Bue ken Richard Steele. He1b Volano An a1tract1ve widow with three sons frn(I\ hei hie complrcited "'hen she marries a w1dnwer w11h 1 teenage daughte• D r 1 IS S'1:CIAI. The J6 Moil Bo1~hlul Cirls in Tun The famous Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders lake center stage rn thrs mus1Cal vanely special hosted by Hal linden Guest$ rnclude Joey f1avolla M1nday Naud Billy C1ys111 and Charin Nelson Reilly 110 ...... : c '211•) ~ci11111t .. Hffil" (d11) 69 Ctv1s Preslty Mary Tyler MOOle Barb11a McN111 m ... ,., Griffm SMw ~4\ 0,0.1 T11Mt11 Trouble 1n hh111· A ptetenlalt0n ol ltonard Btrn1t,1n' POp11l11 short sal111Ctl opera 1 h&hlheu1ed but pointed ut11e ol ~ s suburban sophoshca 11on and marttal discontent Julian P1t11ck and NtnC) Wtlhams star Ul Dr1MI S..llMI -9:30-11 (I) M•A•S•H (R) R1d1r's rm;rersonation ol • d1K roc~ey, wrlh ol record lavo11les and 1ecomp1ny 1n1 paller ptptd ove1 lh• PA system, boosts mortle 11 1 Umt when tn all· oul Ch1nm offtns1vt lends I alul Of P•hents pour1n1 into lh• 4071th fii) Wildt1, Wilder four brttl plays w111ten by Th0tnton Wilder O> Yo No P'tdi Vit11 10:00 U CJ 1 loll 611111 (R) Rossi sus peels that the new woman reporter on the stall 1s eetlln& 1nlormatt0n from a Power1ul pollltt11n because of her personal relahonslup •1th the man I E111tr1ency One g D Jltws B The Diet l1111flt Ch11s11ne Lund hosts this consumer s 1u1de lo the dancers ol d1t11ne The pro111m twal UlltS the VlllOUS lad IPlllOKhes to wei&ht lou cuts throu&h the "n&lt ol ChO•ctS and uplores popu lar myths 101 the we11hl conscious Q) ltl's Mi ke A Doti fD Q4i Tiie P'alliMn Cl1oc0fa 1s bored and unhappy •n htr loveleu marrrage and declines an 1nv1fatroo to a ball because she furs h11 lo1mer love wtll be there (.2J1 BoMlll.I O> Ven Conmrp -10:30-u Match Game mm Nows 11:00 f) 'l.. U 1f 1~ Ntws D tlli (21 lltws II Tiit D1till1 Game Cl Mowie: C.1 "S-11n1 Sll111111er" (mus) 6S-lamn Stacy m Tiit ~ touplt m rtfnood 21111111 _ 'H Nowstllink fD Tiit Dk• Cavett Show ll: F 1thor ll1111n lest 0) Varitdtdts 1HJ Mlclltil/lellrtf RtPott -11:30- fl rt) U.S. 0,.1 Tennis Hl(hli1llts 111 ~ ... 12 G Q), f8) Jtll1111J C..rSOll 8 Twili111t z-U Mtorie: Cl w111r. Jtric.o" (adv) 069-P1111ck MK Net Connie Sltvens Marty Allen Herbert Lom 'TO) Merit: c., Mlr*stOflll" (d1a) 67-Dana Andrews Jellrty Hunler tD Hoc111'sHe1oes Gl Gtt S...rt '8 lihu Yoe• & YM m Voyap to the [llds ol I.lie urtll }f'i Mewit -11:45- f) J CBS lalt Mowie: re "llelly's Heroes" (dra) 10 - Clrnl [astwood Telly Savalas Carroll o·connor Don Rickles Donald Sutherland 12:00 m Hl&h~ m Honoy-trs -12:30- • Dra''"' m Crou.Wlts Q) Mowit: "Free for All" (com) 49 Ann Blyth Robtrl Cummrnes 1 :00 IJ l)j; TMOllOW U Tiit ltilltrnan • Nows m lllawtnd 2 :00 G) Gtt Slllart -2:20- . U lllftie: "'•n"N ~y·· (dra) 39 luc1lle Ball. 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DAYTIME MOVIES ll:JO m ~Mrs. Mrh" (advJ 49 [ velyn Ke,u Otd Powell 12:00 D C "ltHs on Therr Toes" (mus) Sl Junne Crain Bi•bara Sates Myrn1 Hunter 3:00 1~ _c "AU11nmtnl To K~I" (dra) 69 -Pat11ck 0 Neal 3:30 U •c "Tiie Semt ot Illy Success" (com) '6S Shirley Jones Stella Slem1s EVENING 6:00 0 13) U 1§ !10\ News 0 ~3) (8) lltwS D Emercency One 0 Wild Wild West m Plene DOii'! ul lhe Daisies m Streets ol Sin r flnCIS<O 14 Lilias, Yoaa & You fD Over usy 39 fl( he Oouah 50 S.11h V1ucfln Concert -6:30- 0 "lt News a Cross-Will 10 Merv Grrff1n Show m My Three Sons 2~ Ettninc II Popi fD Michael Jackson Silow 7:00 DOU 23 tnNews 3 Emeraency Ont U lm'1 Club 8 J~er's Wlkl D Bowline for Oollus m I love Lucy m Sanford ' Son ID MKNtiltLehrer Report rffi Bonanza 150 Paint With N1ncy Komin$k~ -7:30- 0 SPECIAL Chris ind the M11it.tl Drip An animated cha1ac1er, person 1lyrng everyones d11ppcng fauctl rs lhe guide 1nlo lhe world ol sound all around us O Candid Camera U Newlywtd G1me U 11~ 1211 Hollywood Squues 11 1 Tiit Gone Show D Tiit Jobr's Wild m Tiit Odd Couple Q) Acllm-12 1141 The T rendsetten fD CNnntl 21 T onifhl 'ff Ne.s (50 llewsdltc• 8:00 D ! t S,.dennJn A modern com putec (Onlroled skysc11pt1 is rnhl !rated by a lormer Army ma/o' a compuler etpert. and lhe11 con eder ates durong lhe ded1caflon cere monies and. w11h its occupants. held lo• a SID m1lltoo ransom Peter rs al thr dedrution ceremonies along with his l11endly compel1lo1 Julre Mason (new seues ieeular [lien Bry) When the ransom demands are made known Sp1derman lakes over and his knowledge ol tlectron1cs explosives ind science 1s pul lo a severe test TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 3, 1978 D 1)3 ()tJ Bi1 Event: little Mo (3hr) Glynnis O'Connor slars as the lale tennis ereal Maurten Connolly who became the •Olld s brn lemale player al 17, desp1le hllle encour agemenl from her molhe1 (Anne Ba• ler) and ou1111hl OPPOS1flon from her Sltplather (Claude Akins) Ma~reen takes up 1enn1s se11ously and wants 10 become a champion Co st1111n1 are Marfin Milner Michael lurned ltshe Nielsen and Anne Francis O Mov1t: (2hr) "The Blue Dahlia" (mys) 46 Alan l add Veronica la~e U ~ JOl Si uwtrnt & Shrrler In a special one hour p1esentalt0n the gang v1s11s New YOik where Sh11ley linds sudden romance ano Laverne 1s 111cked 1nlo an instant en2a1ement with Squ11ev D M00111: c (2hr) "War of A Ga11<llo" (wes} ·52 ·Rory Calhoun Gene lcerney Richard Boone m Cuol Burnett & r riends Q) Movie: (2hr) "The RiS1n1 of the Moon" (dra) 57 Cyril Cusack 12'1 James Mlchener's World "Israel A Search for faith " A mual essay on lhe history ol Israel via the three rel1g1ous henlages ol lhe country fD Eliubeth R Sweet f n2land s P11de [hrabelh now old anrl ugly and no lonee• respected by her sub IPC!li has a final fling a queslron able romance wrlh the opPOrtun1s1tc young [arl ol Cssei SO tnd11ns and the uw -8:30-m Crou·Wrts 'So Onr usy 9 :00 0 CBS Tutsd1y Movie: C (2hr) "H111p11, Erer After" (com) 78- Suianne Somm Brute Bo1le11ne1 John Rub1nsle1n Eric Bratden An asp111ne s1nge1 (Ms Somers) 1s lorn belween making the most or he• one chance at lame rn Las Vegas w1lh her llance1s1ne1ng partner R1ch1e CRub1ns1e1n) and dealing with lhe permtent courlsh1p ol an unin h1b1led. love slruck mounlainman lack (Bo1le1lne1) D '3 J 1101 (Ht Sr'ECIAl Roots Part I (2hr) CR) In 1750. Munla K1n1e (l eVar Burian) is born in Cambra Wesl Alrrca. lo B1nla (Cicely JvsooJ and Omo10 (Th1lmus Rasulala) under tht ~atcMut tre ol eran~mother Nyo Bolo (Maya Anrelou) Kunta erows up free and happy, 1u1ded to man hood by Brima Cesay (Hw1 llhodes) the K1nt1neo (Moses Gunn) lhe Wrestler (J1 I u Cumbuka) and an Al11can lr1besman (0 I Simpson) who teaches him a lesson in man ners fhtn when he is 17, he 1s taken p11soner by slave utchers and shipped to Amer1<a on a vessel com minded by the conscience strden C,,pt Dnies (£dw11d Asner) tJ l M0ttt: Ct "W0111111 T1111u Senn" (com) 67 Shirley Mac l11ne Peter Sellers m Mt'"' Griffin Sflow 1'() Antonia: '°'1rlil ol • WM111 Jod" Colhns ind Jiii Godm1llow's award w1nn1n1 stud, ol symphony conductoi Antom1 Buco, now a1 !he aee ol seventy rsoi Materpiece Tht1t11 -9:30-m mt "The MlltC Minds ol r11 Noyes" Parl 1 Mr Noise erplores tht palenflal of both film and vrdeo tape as l1elds lor rmaae m1n1pulallon 10:00 u 0 Nrwi Q) Nl1ht G1llery fI) @ The P1llisers Al a party in London Glencora refuses Bur&o's pleas lo run away w1fh him and then 1c~mpan1es Plantaaenet on a [ uropun tour ID Vtn Collm110 !Di Newschtck -10:30- CD Ql llews JO Wilder, Wilder 11:00 0 Cf , U <t> (10. ... w• O @!llJ llews U The 01tin1 Game Cl Mowle: "Les Mlsmblts" (draJ '35-Fr•drtc March, lnhn Beal, Charles Lau&hlon m The Odd Coupte Ol fernwood 2Hl&hl (8) These People Ar~ Wor•1na fn The Oit .. Cawert S'- 13l htller Knows Bert ID V11i1dad11 O lhcNell/lehrer lleport -11:30- 0 <ll U.S. Open Tennis tfl1hli1hls D (2J) ()}) Johnny t1rson e Twitiaht Z011e U <]) (.JD) !Bl Tuesday Mo¥11: ''Tllt Last l'itture Sllow'' (dra) 71 Ben Johnson. Clo11s Leachman. Ml 811d1es. Clu Cula&er (lien Burst~n. T1mmolhy Botloms Ol Get SrNrt ID Hoa1n's H11oes 11JJ Lillu , Y Of• & Y ot1 tD ABC taptiolltd Nt1" -11:45- Q lj , CBS late Mo,ie: "Don't Orin• the Water" (com) '69 bOtt Glmon. htelle Parsons 12:00 CD Hl1ll H~ Q) Tiie Honeymooners -12:30-u M01ie: ctJ "One Sunday All•r· -n" (com) 48-Dennis Mo1gan, Janis Paige 0) MO'llt: "Lift II tht Top" (dra) ·~6-Laurence HarH~ lean Sim mons tionor Blackman. Q) Mowle: CC) "frenchre" cdra) '51 Shelley Wlnteis. loel MtCrea 1:00 0 1211 !Jtl Tomorrow Dlhmk• 2 :00 a Mowit: "Ti1t1 Bly" (mn) ll Hent) VKIOI Anna May WOllQ a> Gel S!!tart . -2:30- D Mofle: ".Alwa1s Oft Suftdaf' (com) 6?-Cddlf 81acUn lun P1e11t Aumont 3:00 tJ MO'fi.: "lrta\1111 '•Ott" (d1a) 50-lohn G11t1eld. Phylh~ Tltuter P1111u Hui , CD Morie: ''Th• M111nl Slor( (d11) '54 Bury Sulhon. Bew~11y Garl•nd 4:00 Cl Movie: ''The Fool llMltl" (drl) '6~-Antl\Ony Per~'"' Cdw11d Albert -4:30- • Mo.it: "Hui W1ft" tmys) '54 Alea ff l(OI, H1ll11y 81oo~e CD Mowit: "Tht Man WINI Uftd Twke" (mys) '36 ~•IPh B~llamy fWEDNESDAYI smtMBD6 For rnomiftl 11111 alttrllOOll listincs. plmt su DAYTIME P-OGUMS. •1ow, lot JOllr torMnltnce, are the clly's lllOW~ &mllllE MOVIES 11:30 ID .. OM Toudl ot Venvs" (rom) '48 Awa Ca1dner. Robert Walker Eve Arden Dick Haymes 12:00 O H8lutpri•t for M.urdtrH (mys) 53 -Joseph Collen. Ga1y ~tmll. ltan Pett11. tatht11ne Mcleod J:OO (fOJ lC,, "Chubmo" (dra) 68 Richard Eean. Susan Strasberg Chrtslopher lones Ann Solhe1n 3:30 U ~ ''Tiie Best of Emy· thin&'' Part I cdra) ·59 Uope Lange, Slepheo Boyd, Suzy Parker. lou1~ Jou1dan , loan C1a\11101d EVENING 8:00 D lj I D CJ) (2t) Newi D ffO)@ News l!J Emtr1t11CJ Ont CJ Wild Wil4 West ID "-•SI Oolt'I Eal Ille Daisies II) SlrHts of San f11ntm4 Ill L.rlils. lota & You. ED Owtr Easy f'loduce1 Ross Hunter discusses his TV movie "A family Upside Down. aboul two older per sons (f red Asta1te ind Helen Hayts) whO want to be together m Hota1 Ouke Hoell ,,,, r1e Tac Oocr111 IJ'Gl Arthitectur1I Odys:sty -6:30-' fJ tatJ News l}J t10S1-Wits ®l Mer. Griffin Show CD My ThrH Sons CUI Antiques f1i) Mldlltl JackJOll Show Pul1tm Pnze vonn1n11 1ourna11sl Wilham Sal11e, wrller of a Ntw York Times and synd1c1ted column, lalks aboul lhe Whtie Houu du11n1 lhe Hixon adm1nist1alion 8:00 fJ Sl'ECIAL Or. Slr111ce (2hr J Petti Hoottn stars as 01 Stephen Strance. a younc psych1atr1sl who is in11tated into lhe l1meless myslt11u of the un1~trse and robed with olher worldly powers lo light the I01cts ol tvtl in ils man., man1tu1111ons An urbane and wodd wury sorce1t1 Lmdme1 (John Mills) lorstes lhe retu1n lo Earth ol Morean le fay (Jm10 Walter) his ancient advtr ury who has bun c1anltd dominion over men s souls by the Nameless One To counter• her fYtl maat<. lindmer must pau lhe guardianship ot lhe light nn to an rn1ttale Dottoi Slewen Strange a young 1es1dent 1n psych111ty who hn no rnkhnc ol his desliny Based on lhe Mmel IA>m1cs Group characters crtaled by Stan Lee D ~31 119 Sharb : The Death M1chi11t A llut hie drama about three businessmen (not actors) on 1 shark hunt tor lht Great Wh•lt sha1k U h ie: ..c 1 (2111) ''Wh1111t1ins Smitll" (wes) '48-Alan ladd D Nicholas splits Tom & * Abby/ "8 IS ENOUGH" U ®' 1tti Ci&lll Is [nouah "Nine I• Too Much" When Abby maoatts Nicholas little lugue ltam. Tom provides unwanted coach 1ng from lht bleachers 11nd Ame11ca s tavonle pasl1'me becomu the 8110 lords b1uesl hudatht When tom sufle11 a painful back 1n1ury du11ne his first day as manaeer of Nicholas' tum. ht and Nteholas reluct11nlly accempl Abby as heir lo lhe fOb Oonn1ng lhe manaier s cap Abby does htt best lo Shape lhe always eager often a"'kwa1d youn&slers 1nlo some semblanft of a ball lum althouah hampered by Tom and a bluche1 lull of anktous partnl\ doing tQme sideline coachrn& D Worl4 Ewan1elislll m C.rol lllr11ttt ' friends m Morie: '~ (2hr) "tl11mpa1nt for C11ur" (com) 50 Ronald COiman. Celesle Holm 12J\ O.mitn fI) Grt1t Ptrlonnances "lhe lune ol Your life" (R) ED Humillldos Y Olendidos IJO> Wikler. Wilder -8:30- CD CrowWits m ludt1 Libre ~ Ott1 Eas1 9:00 U OIJ (ft) PllEVIEW Die• C111• a11d A Cul ot lllouundi (2h11 Did Cla1k 1nlrod11os many ol the lea lum, 11111 will be a reeul11 pail ot his own new senes. Dick Clark s I 1Ye Wednesdat Many popula' slm who haYt been associated with Clark hom the i9!l0 s lo the presenl will auesl mclud1n1 Marilyn McCoo and Billy Oms Jr and CQmed1an 110 ~rler D ( 01\iltl SPECIAL ltlob(2hr) Pill II Kunt1 1s onvol~ed 1n a d1$as trous 1ttempl at rebelhon on board l~e ~1svesh1p befort his AmYal 11 Annapolis. 111/lt•e ht 1s sold 10 his hrsl owner (I orne Greene) He also meets h1\ fu\I ind only lr1cnd, an Amt11un born ~lave c1tltd ltddl~r (lou1s Gossett Ir) Despite Ille clO'f watch ~epl by ~ cruel ovc11•~1 (Vic Ml>now)1 Kunla makes the l11sl ol many attempts la unp~ Cl lll• S.lllt • TM Mt" Griffin Shaw (ff) CWtt1111 II PoPt -9:30- "~ Voy111 lo Ille [INIJ ot the urtll m Yo llo hdl Vlvir 10:00 D _f Tltt lncrtclible Hui• A h1eh way duel belween a &111 !ruck d11~er and two h111ckt1s pits the Hulk aea1ns1 a hu1e f!t1Ck1nt II( After David Banner helps the 11rl he hnds h1msell cauaht in tht vendetta she 1s ·•11n1 to aet her talhtr s lanker true~ bad hom the h11ackm u a 11ews Q) "icht Gallery fn ()(! Tiit P1ll1scrs On lhe P11 ltmf lu1opean hip Cle"tora. now peananl betins to accept her mar 11aae alltioufh 11 oilers her IUlle romancr In Baden Baden she finds Bureu at Ille gaming tables and 1s shocked by his d1ssolule sUle Alice l1naily atrees lo mury lohn Grei e> Ven Con'"i&o ($01 Bill Moyers' Journal -10:30- CD CE News 11:00 fl Il l U C6 ltOl News D tJSJ tJtJ "ews a Tiie Oahn& Clrne G Mowit: ,C.\ "Impulsion~ (mys) 72 Kathe11ne Justice Aletandro Rey CD Tltt !Md Couplt a> ftrnwood 2Ni&llt ® Dialoaues f1lJ The Ok• Cmtl Sllow '211 Father llnows hst ID VanadMas H M1elleil/l ell1tt llepart -11:30-n ff) U.S. Opell T lftnis Hi&lllilltlJ .. @ l1Jl 1o11~11y Car10ft U Twillcht ZOM 8 CD (101 ~ rotice Woman CD Httu's Htroa Q) Gel Smut tl!l Uli11 Yoe• ' You fn Captiofttd ABC llns -11:45- D Cf) CBS l1t1 Mowie: Hawaii n .. .or111e 011 They "'"'" Ilic! C1111y" (wes) '71 -Pelei Duel. Sen Murphy 12:00 CD Hip Hopes a> The Hoftey!MOM" -12:30- D Mow11: l't1 "How To Be Very, Very '1ltlttl11'' (com) ·55 Belly Grable. Sheree H0tlh 8 ) fttl 18 S.W.A.l m lllM1t: ''l1t11n" (d•a) 43 Robert hyloi llo'td Nol•n m M..it: "Tiit w.n" w•> ·s1-H1rry MOfl!Jn R1ch11d Rober 1:00 II Qf f) T Ollllmlr U lllnttlc• 2:00 • Mewiu: ' fwn Thou~nd Women The Mono Junsle" II) &et Sm 111 -2:30- • lllOM: (C:I M, ...... '"' Lott" (•dv) 68 Luke H1lo1n, Richard Greene a lllorlts: fht Maanrltctnl fraud. "Ctlta 3 :00 ID lllo¥1ts: "Tht Gamma f'eoplt." 'Return ol the Vampltt People" hge \I ... THURSDAY S£1'lEMIU 7 Fo1 '"°'"'"I ud 1ltt1110011 llst1n1s. plmt see DAYTIME ,ROGRAMS lltlow, t0t ,our Ulftwtnitnc:e, art the dJ7's mowies. OAm ME MOVIES 11:30 m "no111n" (dr11 40 Robert Youn& Helen Gilbert 12:00 D c "Callie Emp11e" (weS) '.>8 latl McCtta Gtnm lalboll 3·00 10 C ''Tht Otlph1 Bureau" (adv) n law!fn(t luck1nb1il Celeslt Holm l:JO U C "Tiie Btst ol Evtry thins" Conclusion 101a) 59 Hope l an gt Stephen Bcyd Su1y Parke1 loiln Ciawlo1d l!VRNING 8 :00 fl CD D Cf) lfli News II ®J 12)1 News g Emeraency Ont 0 Wild W~d West m Please Don't Eat the Darstes D:> St1tets of San r 11nclsco fl~ Lilias. Yoaa & You fD Owr Elsy Oa~rd f <OSI d1S(uSSPS his rtetnl rntmrrws with Richard N1ron 3t TK he l>ou&h so rru -6:30-8 ,. News T Ctoss-Wrts 10'! Mell G11ff1n Show Gutsh art ACROSS I Type ol paper (clue to answer) 5 European city 9 H1lr or d111 IO Spanrsh 1old 12 Step 15 Kill 18 Snip 20 Aid• or Ladd 21 Swiss peak 22 LHH 24 He&m•n or Parks 25 'Fuzzy Wuuy •·· · bHr (2 wds ) 28 Arltclt 31 Famous llllden 32 Pert ot speech 3• Poetic form ot under 36 Sarcastic 37 Lend an -39 Ms wot •I Smite 42 Italian tor they Answer at end ot the Satuiday tog P99918 Helpn Curley Brown M~I '1111~ '"d Ann Murray m My fhret Sons 24 Harl) S. Trurmn: Plilin Spukinc fd fl1ndm PD1lray\ Truman al the aet ol 68 recall1nt his Irle and hoS lenur~ as Prrs1den1 ED MKhnl J.tckson r OI mer Ste re lary nt Heallh [ducatoon and Wei lare John Gardner lound" ol the Pei>Plt s lobby 1n W1,hinglon Com mon "u~ talk\ abUul lhe envuon ment lreeoom anto trusl ellorts agatn\I American felephone & felt &1aph ledP•al assistanet lo urban artas and lht 1ushcr wstem so South By llorthwest 7:00 a 0 fJ "ews 3 Erne11ency One l!I I.m's Club Alltn l uddtn rs lhe ltost e Joker's Wild D Bowlin1 for Dollars m I love Lucy m S..nlord & Son ED MttNell /lehm Repoit ~91 Bonanu sQ1 A 01y to Remember -7:30- 8 Wild WOfld of Animal' II Namt That Tunt l!I The Newlywed Game fJ The Gon1 Sllow e The S 1.98 Bt1uty Contest D The lohr's Wild 1QJ (ZJ Mitch Gime m The Odd 1Aiup1t m Adam·12 24 [COllOllllQI~ ~akinc ED tllanntl n f0111Chl 3t NtwS 5~ Newschtd DOWN 2 Consrs1 of 3 Us 4 Meteor 5 'Happy Days' re1u1ar 6 Either 7 Child's toy 8 Part ot a boat 11 21110 (clue to answer) 13 -· la la 14 H111 procedure 16 ·79 Pirie Avenue' star 17 Brown 19 Amsterdam 23 'TW111 Twelve and --· (clue lo answer) 26 lemoft or oranae 27 Former Met 29 Orns JO Dtld head 33 Tidy 35 'Come Blow Your 36 Ahke 3B Sloth 40 like 8:00 U 8 The Waltons IR I Mrrnbe<' ol a German tam1ly .. hO hd•~ lound reluge on Walton\ Mnun1a1n horn the sco1n and re1ecllon nl lhr11 torme1 ne1ghl>01s broughl on bv th, war a1' hu•I onr• a Rain wh•n I lit abelh Walton rnr1ts A rumor D NBC Welcomes Namath & • The Wnerly Wonders O n Jt NBC Welcomu Jot llfmath and lht Waverly Wondets !lhrl 0 I "51mpson and Dun M.i•I•" a,, 4mong lh, stars r.n hand 111 .. etcome lot Namath dnd hr nt* cnmedy vrre\ Ch~'''' Bloom Kim lan~toro r.,.,~ lu•ntr ln\hu~ G1enrod ro star 1n lht m1rs d~ lnu1 ol lhr m1sf1t mrmber\ nl lh~ W6vrrly High basketball t~am Iha! 1~ codthrd bf Jn, Casty (Namallll •ho hds nn bellrr lul k with lhtm tn lh1 h1)lor y class he leaches 1 ht oitnl tP1~odr wilt be shown 1n 111 ~n1111l1 h "'" as clips lrom .tnolhtr comedy \rrirs wno s Watching the Kids g Movie: ~1 (2hr) "Ont fool In Hell" (wes) 60 fJ 3 Hl lt Roots (Jh1) Pad Ill lhe year 1~ 1116 and lh~ adult Kunla !now played by lnhn AmO\l has lost none of his •ebrlhou\ wrll lf1s l1na1 escape a11emp1 co\ts him his 11ghl lool and th• crippled )lav• 1s numd b•c~ In h,.allh b~ a )la~e wnman namrd B•ll tMadar ~1nclanl on the planlalwn ol h1~ secnnd o"'"'' (Rnberl lleedl lwn years ate1 Kunl.l btcomrs lh~ planlahon ma\ ler s Ptr\Onal wagnn drrvfl ~nd 1ea1ns lnr ~enm lhal ''ii•'\ And s"vant~ alw1y1 ino.. 'uth d\ lh• altau between lhe ownPr aand h11 b•olhe1 s ,.,,, (l voda Oav G•<Hf'I TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 3, 1978 ~unta and Brll art' mMrred and Kunla pa1"s up h11 ld;I chancr lo ·~ap• beou~P of lhf bnlh 01 h1~ dilughl" K•uy (ltsl1e Uggams) O MO'ltt. c (2hr) "Otley" (com) 69 Tom Courlrnay Romy Sfhntider m ~rot Burnell & Fr!fnds Q} Movie C (2hr) "My Om Stcretuy" lrnml 48 ~ork DouglilS I A<A1nt Day ~· Masterpiece lhutre fD James Michtners World so Tht Matte ol 011 P11ntrn1 -8:30-m Crou.Wrts so Om £.uy 9:00 8 8 Hawa11 f "e·O !Rl l'lhen McGamll pursues a drug dealei who 1S \usptcted 01 ha .. n~ krllfd a poh<e olhcer he hnds h11mell 1n Lonllu 1 "'''h a ltderal agenr .. ho informs McGa11ett the Jushtt lJeparlmenl nas jranled lht mm1nal 1mmun111 0 '23 3t PREVIEW Grandpa Goes lo Wuh1n1ton Jar~ Albertson slars as loP Kelly a maverick college professor lo1c•d lo 1elue who runs a\ a cand1dalr for the lln1led States Senate dnd wrn\1 Co Sl~rrng are l arrv Linville dS KPlly s lalhead" ~on Ktwin an A11 I orce gent1al 1n the PPn1agon Alsey star11ng arr Sue Ane l~ngdon Nrchola\ Cosier Sparky Marcu~ 101! Mic llele Jobin m Mell G11flln ShO'a ,. htnin1 at l'ops fD Person to Person ld1<11d R Mu11nw \ 111~6 """"t" w11h Nnfl f.o01i1rO and his 'id mltmtw w1lh [lranor Roo"vell so Harry S Truman Plain Spu•rn1 -9:30-m Brukin1 Into Print 't 11al~ & T!lbulal1ons ot A f u~t Nuvel' 10:00 O 8 ~rn1by Jones lh1n,in1 snt is dealing with 1 'outmt m1ss1nR persons tast 8ttty atrto 10 help 1 couple loc1tt their SOii ioho tu1ns out to bt 1 fug1lrvP and c11min1fly insane ~'"'' 0 fll ()t PltlYICW IJfthnt !111s non ll(t1on \tllt\ concrrni. tht p10 tessronal ane) p11vatt lwts 01 int docto1\ lh1\ wtt' s procnm 1s dtvottd lo Or Judson R1ndolph Su•gton m Chtil '' !ht Ch1ld1tn ~ Hosp1ti1I National Mrd1cal Ctnltr Wa ShmQIOn 0 C D 0 News Cl) Nl1ht Gallery m (2•1 Tht 1'11llsers SOI Ntwsclled. -10:30-m m ,.,., "01 Cornhusker footb11l 11:00 U ' U J • '101 Newi 0 !JI ~· News O fht 011tn1 Game O Movit: "N11hlm11t Alley" (d1a) '14 lyront Power Joan Blond~ll m The Odd Co11~le Cl) f ernwood 2111111t ~4 Brfin1u1hsm; A l'romrse for Tomorrow fD Tht Old tmtt S~ 2t hther hows Btt1 so Maclleil/ltllrer lteport -11:30- 0 '& U ~ Open Tennis tt11hl1111ts O n st Johnny CusOn O Tw111rM Zone D 3 10 li Slmky ' Hutch m Ho11n's HtrotS Cl) Gtl Smart .H L11tu ~ot• and You fD Captioned ABC lft1n -11·45- 0 I & CBS l•te Moyie· M·~·s·H1 "I Wiii Flcht No More foruer" (dial IS -Jamh Wh11more Ntd Romero 12:00 m Hi1h Hopes Q) flt• Honeymooners -12:30-u Mo.it: "Strikt Me '1nk" (rom) '36 (ddtt C1ntor D L31 \10\ SWAT GJ fn1tlt Of Co1t~UtnCts Cl) Mo.ii: IC• "Tht 811 G1111llle" (adv) '61 Stephen Boyd 1:00 D ~ll Ot fomouow 8 M1ftr1C• tD Morie: "tmltovt" (mys) '!>!> Gent h 1nl A11hur Ktnn,dy 2:00 Ci) Mt¥it "We Otwt 11 01W11" (d11) •1 John Mills foe Poi1m1n -2:30- D ltlowle: C1 "A Grit 101 Heidi" (drO '67 S~ndy O,\fhfl e Mo.its: Beyond tllt Blu, Hou ion · Wrona Numbei 3:00 GJ MOYlts· Mon1lr1 from lht Sutl." 'lhe Red Snow" 4:00 D MO'llt: (C1 "llttle of tltt Com· mandot" 1d11) 71 lick Pal~nu Curt luraeM. Robtrl Hun031 FRIDAY SEPTEMBER I fOI nl0fn1n1 ind afternoon lislinis. plem see OAYTIMl ,ROCllAMS. Below, fllf JOllr tOllwtnitnce, a<e the dlr's 1110¥1es. DAYTIME MOVIES I 1.30 m "The I ii Hut" {dral ~J Glenn Ford Clorra C1ahamt let Marvin 12'00 O C "Powder RiYer" (ldwJ ~3 -Rory Calhoun Cortont CJlverl. Penny [dwards Carl Bell J:OO 10 C "Onu You lliss A Str1ncer" (dr.) 69 Carol I ynler Paul Burke Marl ha l1ye1 Peltr lmd Haye~ Phrlrp Carey Sr~phen McNally 3:30 D C 1 "Work ts A four· letter Word" (tom) '68 David Wa1np1 Cilia Siar~. Davrd Wal ler. /ta Mohyeddrn EVENING 6:00 0 •1 D a r29 ~ewi O 110 121 "ews 0 Emer1ency One O Wild Wild Wttt m Pleau Don't ut tht Ouies Cl) Streets of Sin fra11C1sco 24 lth1s, Yo11 & You fD Ow1 Elsy Optia singtr G•o•cro 10111 Pfrfoims anO · d1\Cusses hi\ u1~rr and lam1lv hit W1llrr Mc Cov,y 40 lell~ how 11 ltth 10 be a 'Ullr\stul aging alhlflt 1• r" Tl< 0ou111 so You're Nol A Hero Until You're Suns Conltnurd lrom !! 30PM -6:30- 0 3 l)t News 8 Cros.s·Wits 101 Tht Men Grilf1n Show m My Three Soft1 241 Anlique.s fii) M1<hael la~M>n Otret\01 •nd · author flta lla1an grves his persprt live a\ a Creek on Amerrra and l\m,11cans Ht d•stus5es "'s him~ 111clud1ng On the Wa\j!rlronl, ' tne evol1111on of lht Actors S10d10, tne Aca<ltmy Awards and h•~ nt" no~et. Ads of love ·· 7:00 DUD e»Ntws r 3 1 Emer1e11<y Ont Iii Liar's Club (I ~tr's Wild m lowl1n1 lor Oolllrs m I Looft Lucy Q) Sanford I Soft 1241 The T rtncbetters fL) M1elltllllellrer Report }t lolllnn H Amonll: hrlrall ol 1 tlofn111 -7:30- D l.Nt of lltt W~ UWtlcl:t:;: e Tht Game 8ob Eubanks is liosl • fii) (211 Hollywood ~Ulltl Pete1 Mar\11&11 llOloh I 6 I Tiit ltl11ppeb Cll The ~er·s Wild m The Odd Couple m Ad1m·l2 IJ(J Nftfthln~ fl!) Channel 21 TonicM • lll NIWI 8 :00 U 8 Wonder Woman (R) f. college sludenl moonl1ght1ng as a 1amlor accrdeoialty lmds hey inert drtnls '" a lop smel r1plos1vu lo1muta and becomes lhe Qua11y of rndus111al spies 0 Q> (}t SPECIAL Tiit B1y City Rollers Meet lht Sltu1d1r Suptr· stars (!hr) lhe popul11 Sto111sh roc.k e1oup headhne1~ of H8C s 1\10111 Supershow s1a1 1n lhrs p•oe1am rn llGducrne NBC s ntw Saturday morn int smu Cutsls 1nclud, Joe Namath Scoll Baro and ll•t lsl•ada U Mo•ie· (2hr) "0.S.S." (d11l 46-Alan ladd Gecald1ne fil11euld D r 3 10 lt Hippy 0171 I lh•) (R) A spmal ltltcilsl lealuring lwo half hour sho"\ Our Cana r on11e s ltlt as a gane lead'• is retailed lo cunv1n'' Chach1 lhal fl rs 001 so cool lo be a tnPmber or a ~treel gan2. Stcond Wmd Rrth1t ano f on11e play cupid IU fill a roman 11c \'Ord rn Al s life by l111RR firm uO w11il a molo1tyclt 11d1ng mtler rnaid O Mov11: C 1 f2hr) "btrJ l11t1e Crool ind Nanny" (dra) lZ I ynrr Redcrave V1clor Malu•e m Carol Burnett ' friend' Cl) Mowre c (2hr) "Under C1p11· corn" (dra) '49 lngrrd Bergman lostph Cotten Michael W1ld1na ED 114 SO Wuhrn1ton Wttk rn llerie• m ll11m1llldos Y Olendidos -8:30-m Rams H11~hfhts ED 24 SO Will ltretl Wee• m CJ Show Oc Eduardo 9 :00 0 8 SPECIAL S.mttll1111 tor Joey (R) tlhr) The 11ut lite slory ol lhe clost and. lovme rtl1hon~h1p belwttn lohn Cappell,11• a Ht1sman I rophy winner and his younger b10111er Joey, sltrcken with lukemra Mai~ S1nae1 stars 4S lohn Cappetltlll and Jell lynu $Im as loo Also sfarnn& are Geraldine Page and Gerald S 0 lougllhn. u the bovs parents Linda Kelse~. Brian r~11e1t llathleen Beller and Sieve Gull'n berg co \tar as membe1s ol lhe closely hn11 Cappet1~1t1 tam1ty 1J fl'J Otl Cddit C1p11 Mrsterrts 'N11t1ttmare 1n Pendraaon's CHtlf' A ~peer~! two hour sneak preview ol lhr new whodunil series slmrni V1~ct111 ln&&tlta 1n the lltlt rolt A powr.rful sad1sltt publishing maRn•le is fgund slam 1n lht courryard ol h1~ e<sratt and as Capra puts Int oieces to1elhtr he nsemblts a ltsl ol sus pt,ls each w1lh a moltve bas,d on P•sl 'tandals O• mrsfr~almtnl by lht drceastd Guests are Rubtrl Vaughn Sltlla Stevens Genre-Ham111on louis Helllelon Jantt M1r101tn RObtrl Walltr Robert Ilagan and John Cen$1d1nt D $1 11~ ~ srlCIAL R0th (2hL) PJ1t IV In 1924, Ku1w IS oaw tilt motfltt ot d bOr "ho "''" be ulltd Clucken Georie (Ben Vereen) 'red by her ownn Cf'Orl' f)IOVP\ lo be a superb h•rner ol l1&hhna th1tt. tn$ 1nd anolhrr sporlln& man (Gt0rte Hamilton) wan1s 10 buy him Wh~n a ~Im iPbelhon ltd by N•I lu1M1 blu~' oul 1he ~lavtl art &uarded by lht mas1er·, 1un Ctoi~e "ho hu 11~en a "'ft (0h~ta Cnlt) '' Stnl ofl lo EnQland to pay M owntr s debls with the pramllt lhal he will rttum • fttt m&n CD Me" Girlfln Show TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 3, 1978 \241 James Mlchener's Workl ED Mu lerpme lh111re The Mayor ol Casle•brrd&~ · 0) Yo No Ptd1 ViYlr 1so Labor La aeto1111 10:00 011> lllW\ Cl) llr1ht G1flery fD il4 rht l'alhsen 0> Vtn Collmtto !SO Summer film Cl1U1U -10:30-m Cl) N .. 1 1 1:00 D 3 D e to "'in 0 '2 s ()t News U The 011tn1 C1me O MoYlt! C "Guns ol the Rmlu· hon" (dra) 72 Ernest Borgnine m "'• Odd to11p11 Cl) fernwood 211illrl • ~4r Bl1ek l'erspect1we on the News fii) We• Cavett Sllow 1291 F1tller Knows Best m Vuiedadu -11:30- f.I e U.S Open Tenn11 Hl1hli1hts O 12)1 3t Jollnnr Cmon U Twilr1ht Zont D 3 10 it B1111ta m Ho1an's Htrotl Cl) Get Smut (24 uhu. You ' YOll ED tlphontd •BC News SO Macllttl/lehrer lleporl -11:45- f.I e CBS hit Mow1t: C ''Htll's Anaets on Wlleeb" (dra) 61 lit~ Nrtholsoo Adam RO<Jr~e 12:00 m Hot City Orsco Cl) The Honeymooners -12:30- 1 3 So1p r1tlory U MOYie: "lncendl111 Blonde" \mus) 4S Btltv Hullon Arl~•u Ce Cordova D Mowie: 1C1 "The l'i1eon" (d1~) 69 Sammy Oav1~ Ir Dnrothv Malone 110 MoY1e: I ran~en\lctn C6nQum Ille World' Cl) Lis veru Spoi ts11nt 1:00 IJ ~31 ru 1 Mtdnl1ht Special 0 Man1k~ GJ The ~p Factory -1:30-8 Tllhbolll m Hl1h "°"' a> Movie: lC ''T~e Bra Siio•" (td•) "Iii C11n Robrrlson hlher W1ll1•nrs 2:00 D W-. "Wlf lo !ht $t111" (dra) «6 lol•thatl Rt11111vt Rosa111und lohn John liltlls CD llloYrt· "M1ebcth" (dial •8 Ouon Wrlfh Roddy McOowlll lr1nrttr ln>tm Din 0 Hmt~y -2:30- 8 Sine Uw114s Shew Ill MOYIU "lloadhouat lllcM• ... "Tllln llollllery Collflde11tiaf" -3:30- D MMlt: ''TaH fom" \Ora) 69 Cary Coop~r lfnt Wnll 4100 g fllt¥1t• 1 C"I "War Dnltt" (adv) 70 Guy M1d1wn ronn Ireland m MOlll: c ''Asun1ution Ill ltOMe" (•d•l 'b~ Huch 0'8rieo p ... ,., I \ SATURDAY S£mM8Ell 9 MORNING -5:30-u MIA W'.-.11 llbfit Sllow e:oo 8 h Tates Alf llinis a That's Cat CD Simmer Setllnter a COIMllllllity Ftt4111<• ID Onlftl'1ity of Ult Air -6:30-D Land of tilt Lost e Ilic V111ty (]) TY a.s.tto111 Iii Dmy ' Goliatlt (fa) C..rw of 0.r Times m s,.a Out Q) 6-t S,ot m ClptioMd ABC lltwi !B) lnstrudiOlllf rroerams 7:00 B Ca111tr1 Thrtt m '"" P1nt11e1 S11ow II @ 01) Yoei's S,tee Race c.,, loons •tth Yogi Bur and Huc,lt btny Hound • (fOl 13) Sc.ooh; Doo Wht1t Afe TOI!? CIJ ,.. Starch D The Hot f Ilda• SllOW m ClelTICflfary """ G> "°'""' Rttl to flt1t m Y111 for Hulth -7:30-8 Dusty's Tretlloae Ae ling on ont' ol fl•levi· ~ion's lop·r.tted •how• " c.1usin11 • problem for Mrrlin Olsen. The former los Angele~ R•m\ st.ir who is stutln11 hi~ St'cond ye.ir .-) .- lO·Sl•r of NBC'~ lillle HOU)(' on the Prairie (Mond.iy,, R·1 <Jf'M ), says his 5· year·o ld son N•lh•n .ilw.iy~ w.-tche~ th\o show, but until recPntly Merlin didn't know ii w•• cre.iting ronfu•ion in the 1.-d's mind. On lhl' show Olst>n pl1y\ • f.irmer with • 12-vur·old son, .1nd when Merlin'~ re.II \on s•w the hoy on the ~reen he decided th.11 ht> w1s witching him\elf, After <all, ht Is Merlin Ol~en's rorr, bn't hef And th.ii is MNlin Olsf1\ on the \C.retn, bn't ltf fin•lty one nigh! N1th1n uld to his f.ither, ''Th.ti'' me when I grow up. hn'I It d.tddy!" "I then rNlized what .a tpot he wu in," ~•y• M('rlin. "So I "'t him down •nd Wt! h.ad .t lon8. dtt•ll~ t•lk, In which t t11tpl•lne<I •II .tbout m.itkt·bellt"W, fiction, dr1ma •nd the world of ptttt nd. "Then I Mid. 'Now do you u~ntand'f" "Surt," uild little N1th.1n. "T h.tt'1 me whM I "'ow up!" hfe11 (}) Scooby Dao-Where A1t You! e ,KtStt1trs U ®J (BJ hnrl•ct The nick namt ol a lovable ctm atle1 whose hit titcomes comphcaltd whenever a lull moon appears Ct) flowtf A111n1emtnts 0 The LIM lbnpr m LA. ratttm OJ _,., Room W Film fHture 8:00 B f&J Al!.llt'W l'opeyt Holir Amer ica's hrs! classic hero 1n all new adventuies. along with lhe enlrre oi1c1naf "Thimble Theatre" cast (3l f Jllff K.t • e Movie: lCt "fort ~1n1unct" (wes) ·~-James Cn1c. Rita M0teno Keith l1rsen. Rtgmald Denny U 001 C.SJ Superfriends O lllorit: "Men 111 W11" (draJ ·~7 Rot>trt Ryan Afdo Ray Robert Kt.tlh Phthp Pone m lllofie: "Kilt tllt Umpire" (com) ·50 W1llram 8tnd11. Glo11a Hen1y lln~ Merlltl, Ray Collons fD H1mst from t!lt Su -8:30- , f J SuPtrf neflds U \UJ (81 Godzilla's l'owtr Hour Advtnlu•t lantaiy w111t a treendar~ dragon OJ Southt1n Catilorni1 ED Voyaae to the Ends of tht Eartll 9:00 B (J ) Bllfi 8u1111y l llioad Runner U (JG) a Scooby's ~II-Stars OJ Sim Yorty ED TurMbout "How lo Sur.owe You1 lob" Gem lange 1s Ille host Cap honed lor the hurmc rmp111ed -9:30- l t; Sc.oofly's An-Sllrs U ()31 '>ll hntastic Four Marvel Comic r.haratters Mr ranldshc. lnm1b:e G11t, The lhmt and He1b1t lht Robot bung lheu super powers lo bear against evildoers 9 MCMt: c., ~n., Dirty Her~s" (adv) '68 Curt Jergens John Ireland m Mom: ~ "Conquest or Coclliu" (wesi '53 John HOd•ak Joy Page, Robeit Stat~ ED Onct Opo11 A Cllwc fJ) Esta Es La Yld1 10:00 U tlJl r3t llrolfl S11persllow Bay City Rollers host this hour that encompasses comedy rnus1t and cartoon adventuies O Wanttcl: Dud or Atilt m Mo.ie: I CJ "Ballad of A Gun. f11hter" (wes) '63 Marty Robbins fll> lnttr111tional Clltu Coofe111e €D Tribuna l'ubhca -10:30-u ' 8 hmn ind Ute Super Suen New herots and heroines 1n bOlh love athon and animated advenlurn 1nclud1ne Web Woman who pos sessts the ab1ltty to commun1tale with the insect wolld as she battles tor tht environment Stai Command lollows the adventures ot a young ienegade soldier or to11une named Jason and his small ttam 01 soace t1avtlers Super Duos conce1ns thret teams ot mighty heroes a11ack on& cont~mporary problems 1n tvery day Ille A new animated ms1on of Im and the ran1ast1cs And rtturnone f.tvor1tts 81tm1n 1nd Iman U C101 (291 flit l'inl Panther TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 3, 1978 O 5'it11U f'td!Oll Thutrt tD Mowtt 11:00 U (2) 12fl lbtor lu1ue Baseball 1 earns not ava1lablt from the HttWOl• at our ottss time U l 31 OJ <al The ABC Wedend S!Metal The Soen Wr\hts ol Joann• Pubody Butlelllv MtOeen who appnied n P11~y'" Gone With the Wind -stars as a ta11y godmother who pops up on a lelev1s1on screen lo lranr secrel wrshts to a gut 111 Ha1lem, PQttrayed by Star Shemah QJ lusl for T ttris -11:30- 0 D11111et D r3J llO (2t Ama11t111 ~IH!st111d m lb.sllville Music m let's Mah A Dul AFTERNOON I 12:00 8 JJ U.S. Open Tt1111is Clllm· pionsllips (7hr) From tnt USlA Na ltonal Teon1s Ctnttr 1n flush1n1 Mtado• Paik, Corona Ntw Yor~ 9 T wih&fll ZO!le 0 The ust Side ~Ills m Tlus Wetl i11 Baseball IE Tamn fll) Drum Cor11$ tntern1flon1f 011mpionslllps -12:30- 0 Monster Rally U ~ 1 Hollywood T etn ®Disco 10 m The RKtrs m hnhna fakOll 1:00 Wu [Jqui111 D Tiit Winners "Nobody Roots for Gol11th" A rev1e111 of kmem Abdul Jabb1r 's curer from h1ah school throu1h colle11e 1nd 1n10 pro basket ball 1111th lhe M1huukee Bucks and the Los Aneelu Lakers QGl Ad1m·l2 CD Sellt Tr1111 Ql Alias Smith I .IOMS ta) Slitrs Clloke 0) El Show De W1lttr Mtrudo -1:30- • 0) UC's Wide Workl ot Sporn No inloim11ton available lrom the Network al our press 11me D ~ & Costello QI) Gmt 611111 of l1tletb1ll 2:00 Q That's C.t Ill The Iii V1llty CD Miuion lmpouibte Cl) MO¥ie: ''Troul>lt Alona the Way" (dra) ·53 -John Wayne, Donna Reed 12]) M"ie: CC) "Climb 1n An&ry Mount1in" (111es) ·12-rm Parker. Arthur Hunnicutt Maq Dusay. B1rry Nelson, Stella Slevens Joe Kapp a Animal World G) World Cup So«er (Jf) Superbowl ol Motocross -2:30-u Acrlculture USA (11) World ol Sul'fival flt Ch111ers rmitw 3 :00 Q On C.mpvs U lon1nu D I~ l1f flCAA fool~lll t IVt cover12e of the rime between lht UCLA Brurns and the Wuh1nflon Huskies O Movie: •Cl "L11end ot the lost" (1dv) S7-John W1yne Sophia Loren. Rossano B1a111, Kurt kasinar CD Moor .. : I~ l "ri1hter $4uadron" (dra) '48 Rober! Stack. (dmond O'Buen Henry Hull John Rodney ()I) flfl Game ot th• Wffk <SCIJ The 1'80llle n . ln11 Garcia -3:30- .. $1turd1y ()fl Sports Chlllen1e 4:00 Ill Voy11e lo the lottom of the s .. Q) Movie: (CJ "Ap11I In rarlt" (mus) ·53 Dnm Oay. Ray Bolter Claude Dauphin. he Moller G•ar&' · G1vot U tr111SW. 0) Mttie (>fl S.twrdly All•~ Mowlt IJli A Oar to l1111e1111tr -4:30-m Q11t l'u,, USA 5 :00 8 St11 Trt~ .. Movie: ICI "Outll lt1~11 • Horw" (wes) 69 t •t V•n Cleel lohn Phillip l•• l u11r P1shlh Anthony D•lllSOn CD Mt•l1: "011 Ille W•terfrent" (d11) ~•-M••lon Brando h• M111t Saint. lee I Cobb K111 l1lalden Rod Slt1ft1 IH la111n Michtntr's WorN m Siar Siem l1Yerpool VS Toi tenharn Hotspuri Mmo Mac~tdo Pll>'itdts the commtntary IS~ Vlw -S:lO- e:oo !ICM Hip lis11ts .. Cf.al llll (llJ llewi Ill Mowlt: ct' (?hr) "The L.oit1 Cll1se" (wes) 72-Ben Murphy Buddy [bsen D This Is tht Nfl Cl) Morie: re (2hr) "Oeflftr Ind lllo f;r111dt" (111es) 52-Cdmond 0'811en Sterl1n11 Hayden il1l Sllldio See mm !BJ Buffum & Company O> lldr011rvela 'SBl Vor11e to 1111 fnds of th Earth -6:30- TJ flfl G•mt of llte Week Q Miry Tyler Moore D That's Hollywood }) Ad1m·l2 !21) Wild World ol Animals i14l Zoom fl!) Turnabout l3J flews fill Economkally Spe1k1n1 7:00 fJ 18 News J S9ortJ Clla!ltns• u r1mlly reud D Erewi!MSS Los An1eles l)Space 1999 1101 Wolfman IKl Sllow CD (B' <rt> lnrtn<e Wei~ Show ~s· Tiie Stllllid Yurt ~l Oftct Upon A Clmk fD Califoflli. T011r1ht t$0J E-.nlll11t rOllS -7:30-u The l'ra II 1t11llt t } l Tiie Brady Btinth u 111 S.arth Of: Astrolou D Special Edition ( f) ltttn's l'eoplt 1(01 That's Hollywood f>'1 lowll ~ ltemembtrs fl!) Tiie Two ltonnlts 8:00 U t 8 l'RfVIEW The !'aper Chase (I hr J John Houseman recreates his Aradtmy A1wd •inning role lrom lht mol1on p1ctu1P of the same titre stamna as Charles w K1ngsheld Ir lhe learsom• prolessor ol 11111 who p~11do11cally, bOlh pe111t1es and cap livlle) hts Colleae studftnh f.o star 11nr u mtmhm of a ltrst year study eroup lak1nc K1n&lreld s course .,, lamn Steven' u James T Ha11. lom r111s1mmons u rord Kalharint Oumlee 0.,kt as Linda O'Connor llobeil Ginty as Andt•Sllll lames Kune as W1llls Bell and lonalhan Soil as lohlth1n 81ools 0th Buudine 1s sttn u 1011.llhan's wilt 4s/llty .. Otl srECIAL us •11ln•t "'' hid (lh1) Cabt Kaplan h01h this ail st11 athlehc com111111ion rn wtll(h US tram' art c~llen&td by l'Olld l•~ms 1n such ev'91s" ka yak rK 1111 1el1y 1acu ~•mm1n1 "t•rs. ao earl rK1n1 ind obstacle r1ce·1 • Allatlt llMfNn Tht r~111()fn1a Ancrls vs kfnul C11r R0111s • (' )1101 Qt) Tiit lM loll (Ill (PfSOdn include "The Conamsmen Was lndrscreet" J11lh DICk Vu Patttn ind Vd1 t 01m1c~. "lsnc's Hl3toty I~" with Ver nee WllM>fl ind Sc11m1n Crolh111. "W1nn~1 hh I ove" w1lh Maurten McCo1m1cl and Bobby Sherman D MD¥ie: C (90) "Gu11~e" (•es) 53 ~11d1e Murphy Suun CabOt CD Vaudeville £d&d1 Be11en stirs Cl) MG¥it: "Troul>le Alon1 the llf1y" (ll•a) '!13-lohn W1yne. Donna l!ted (2J Morie: "Man rn lht W1ldernm starron11 Richard Hams '24. Grut rerlon111nces fii) In rwt1m111<e 11 Wolf Trap \IO James Micllener's Wolld 9:00 u r. cas Saturday Movie. c (2~r) "Ma1nw111 ft1ct" (dra) 76 Ct.nf £ aslwood Hal Holbroo~ Mitchell Ryan David Soul f ellon Perry Robert U11ch hsl111ood stars as ln~peclor Harry Callahan be1te1 kno111n as Dtrly Harry, a policeman whose toueh 111ay with mm1nals has earned him his n1ckn1me and ii demotion Hfs a~ked 10 'llork on the 1nves11ga11on of a 111ave ot eaneland mu1dm alona with the man who demoted him (Holbrook) A motor cycle cop 01 somebody d1essed u one has been snooting down leading underworld l1eures As lhe epidemic ol murders continue. the hsl of sus pects narro111s and H111y ~ hie 1s 1n 1eopardy r3., Movtt: C (2hr) "Huven Knows Mr. Allrson" (dra) 57 Rober! Mrlchum Deborah Ke11 D Mowie: c (2hr) "Bue~ •n4 the Preacher" (•ts) 12 Sidney Po1flt1 Ha11y Belatonle Ruby Der Cameron M1tchell A trail curde setk1n& to homestead l111mer staves 1n the Wut and a con man preacher 101n loitts against bounty hunter~ hued IO drovt lht people bark into lhe Sllulh u • viurce ot cheap labo1 1~ The 36 Mast lt1ulilul Gtrb In Tun CD Tlie Ooll111 Farro Sllow '141 A Good Oruonantt lJlt A Min 150 Mmerp1eo Theatre -9:30-a Mot11: C (90) "C1mmon Kid" (•tS) ·~1 Audie Murphy CD Hlf Haw 10:00 U 1231 Qt1 Sl'fCIAL Miu Am111u l'•seant (1hr) live cover~ee from Allanflr. City, Ne111 lersty of the 58th annual paaeant 1111lh Phyllis Geoige lee 'Me11wrthr1 ind Berl l'arks l IO'l lutit Andrews I ltolltrt Goulet '" Coflc•rt m to1111• :lt Ope11 Theatre (Sll A Good Olsson1nce Ukt A Mu TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 3, 1978 -10:30-111 lll¥e American Style ID flews fD lnt11111tiollll Animahon hstlval m ltOlit1 l'eru 11:00 I ;J 1J !10 flews U Mowie: "Ki1ll Sd1ot1 Confidtn ti1I" (dra) 58-Run l1mblyn Mamie Van Doren O St~ City ltnve CD MO¥ie: "Wall °" Ille Wild Side" (d11) 62 Jane ronda Laurence Harvey. Capucine Anne Bailtl Q) Monty l'ythOll's rtyift1 Cittws 1'l AntOllil' 1'0'11111 of A Woi111n fD Mowie: 'The Plough and fhe Sim 31 Rer Humblr4 -11:15- ~ Mtl"I Griffin Sllow -11:30- B e flews D Movie: •C "M1di1an" (dra) '68 Richard W1dma1k. Inger Stevens Henry Fonda 0 Movie: IC' ''Nut" (susp) . II Gro111e H1t1on. Christina A11old1 JG.I Mowlt: ''The Quirt Man Q)lt*iH 12:00 R MO¥ie: C "Th• Cllallenaen" (d1a) 68 Dmtn McGav1n Annt Bui PT Q C>t llews It Mowre: The Ass.iuination Buruu 23 Slturd•r flirhl LJYt -12:30- B H Saturday fll&M lrYe Host RO(> Rt1ntr's euesl 11$1 tntludes his wile Penny Mmhall the loc~m dancr troupe c~med1an Andi Kaul man dnd lhe Nuns, a corned~ duo Q) fli111t Owl Theatre 1:00 U Twili1ht Zone/lloller Superstars CD Movies. lht lasl Hurrah ' !tit Bme Bull~" -1:30- D The Adventurers 2 :00 Q 11t1 ltock Concert D Moviu : '£aelt 1n A Cacr.. 'Gius Mountain · -2:30- " Mevm : Shilt Ratflt ind Rock · Rock Around lhe W0tld Com1n R0und tht Mountain , ... ,. SA VE OVR 400/o YAMAHA CA220 AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER. Yamaha's newest receiver offers the seme extra low (0.05%) distortion that Yamaha is famous tor but at a fraction ol the usual coat. 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