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Home My WebLink About1978-09-24 - Orange Coast Pilot• I • Under Investigation in Arizona-----------.... Diamond Fit .... Guards OC Setting · By PHILIP llOSMAlUN . _ _,_,,_..,. A mail-order d1umond r1rm uccus d or consumer fraud tn Anzono ls estabUshJng a new base. under a new numt>. m Jrvmc OcBffN. Diarnond Investment Ltd . headquartered m &ol~dale, has found the de· ~t'rt <'hnlal@ un<'nmfortable. . It 1-. bean~ 1nve~tlgnted by the f, deral Bureau of l nH"~l1~ahon. the t ' S Postal Strvlce. the f,ederal Trudt.· C'omm1&s19n, the Anz.ona State Attorney G <>n('ntl's offkc unc1 other alo{cncu:~ Members of tht-· farm haH been act'u ed 1n Arizona newspuper stone~ of assoc1atton wll h criminal!\ or of h av1nJ( l'rl mm al conVH'taons in their pal)l ..... Last month the· state of Anwna filed c1v1l suit unite r lht• Consumer Fraud Act . alleging thl· •ow.•"• t'Ompany misreprt>sented the qua IJ ty and pricing or the chamonds and other precious stone!'. it sold SUNDAY Not so. says W. Hamilton Weigelt, firm presi· dent and chair man since May of this year. He is not named in the Arizona case. Weigelt . 53, maintains that his company is as sound as the $13 million it grossed last year, a nd free of wrongdoing. He says it· IS the ViCtif!l Of abuse Of the investigative process. The company has filed countersuit against the Arizona Attorney General's office, and against the U -~· ~05t~l Servi~e. ask~ng $1 .million damages and an mJ unction against their continued investigation. "DeBeers," Weigelt s aid iQ a ·recent interview "has been the subject of media a nd Attorney General attack: I think it's because the land fraud business in Arizona has been cleaned up, and they'r e looking for someone else to whip." Weigelt is a tall, prosperous·looking man who favors black suits and briefcases with built· in burglar alarms. He is a former Air Force officer, and bolds a m aster 's degree in business administra- tion from the University of Chic~J?o. Before coming to DeBeers. he was chief ex· ecutive of two Arizona land development com· panies. During the interview he gave the appearance of friendliness and cooperation. He was angry over law enforcement moves against his company: "I think it's without merit, and the investigation will prove it's without merit. "The investigative process has been abused here, beyond belief." T he DeBeers lawsuit against t.he state alleges lhe investigators "have initiated and imptemented an intentional campaign of harassm ent and adverse publicity" against the firm. It assesses the investigative techniques as .. police st ate tactics" and asserts the company has suffered business losses, officers and employees have quit, and a Scottsdale appraiser has had a ne rvous breakdown because of them. According to Weigelt , DeBeers in Scottsdale. which opened in 1974, has dwindled from a force of 40 telephone salesmen to 10. <See DIAMOND DEALS, Page AJ) VOL. 71, NO. 267, 7 SECTIONS, 124 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Carter's Welt!Otne Wendy Babiak asked President Carter a double·barreled question at the town meeting in Aliquippa. Pa. Saturday -"Was he going to run for re-election and could she give him a hug'?" He replied, "The answer to one of these questions is absolutely yes. The answer to the other is I'll have to ask Rosalynn." The 15·year-old said later the hug eased the hurt or her mother's death last week Cheers Greet Sadat On Return tO Cairo CAIRO, Egypt <A P> -More agreement over the West Banlc than 100,000 ch~ering Egyptians without Jordanian participation. jubilant· over the new prospects in peace talks. . Jqu>~AA. -~ wi~e! welcomed Sad at was s wampe d by Bostock Shot· to Death Angel O~tfielder Slain on Indiana Visit By JOHN SEVANO Of Ille O.Uy Pli.t $t.tf California Angels outfielder and l\Jp hitter Lyman Bostock was s hot Saturday as he left a restaurant, whi le vis iting re· latives in Gary, Ind. He died early this morning. Team spokesman Mel Franks said Bostock was shot and taken to St. Mary's Hospital in Gary. Hospital spokeswoman Mary Cern~k said be was taken to i& tensive care and died of a gunshot wound in the temple. One hospital spokeswoman. nurs ing supervisor Jimmie Sey. said that Bostock was admitted ln s uch a critical stage, "doctors dido 't feel it was a good risk to go in and operate." Sey said Bos tock died at I : 30 a . m. Central time. Sey also added "an aunt and some members of the Angels ball club were at Bostock's bedside at the time of his death." but she said, "I don't know who or how many there were." Contacted by the Daily Pilot in his hotel r oom in Chicago, manager Jim Fregosi said, nwe are all very, very upset. It's just a matter we haven't gott.en a full report on yet. "I h ave the trave li n g secretary <Freddie Frederico> a nd a ll the coaches in my room now, and they're all very upset by what has happened," Fregos1 said, sounding almost on the verge of tears. "He was a good friend to alJ of us," hesaidas hisvoicetrailed. "( have nothinjit more to say al this time." Corporal Thomas Harbrecht of the Gary poUce force said that Bostock was sitting in a car when he was shot in the head by a handgun from someone sitting in another vehicle. Harbrecht, the public informa· lion for the Gary police force, said that a search was under way f or a s u s pect a nd a uthorities expected an arrest soon. The Angels had played the White Sox in an afternoon game in Chicago. where Bostock had gotten two hits in four at·baLc; with a run scored while batting cleanup. Franks said Bostock had driven to Gary to visit his relatives. "Details are sketchy." Franks said, "but I unders tand · that Lyman a nd his relatives bad gone out to dinner when he was s hot. I understand it was by someone he didn't even know." Bostoek, 27, had signed a five· year contract for $2.7 million with the Angels last winter . lie began the year in a slump, and donated his April salary to charity, saying he fell he didn't deserve it. Since that poor start, Bostock had raised his average to nearly .300. A native or Birmingham, Al a., Bostock was a low·round draft pick by the Minnesota Twills in the summer of 1972 and came up through the farm system with conS.idM•ble auccesa at eveJ'Y level until making the majors in 1975. Once with the Twins, be established a natne as a major league hJtter, batting in suc· cession .282 in 1975, .323 in 1976 and .336 in 1977. Bostock played out his con· tract at the end of the 1977 season and entered basebaJl's free.agent re·entry draft. The Angels made the left·hand hit· ting outfielder their No. I pick, and he made them bis No. l team. "My mind was made up lo go to t he New York Yankees," Bostock said at the time. "Tiley have the glamour and the lights. But New York just wanted me as a player. California wanted me as a player and a person." , • ·. ~ 1 ,. Q ~ •: ANGEL OUTFIELDER SLAIN ~ Lyman Bostock, 27 l Hearst l , Appeals To Carter! 1 . i • ~. ~.r.~+:'° · ... ~1 ...... ~·(~".'d...,o.C.~.istier.s.,..;i_\ an Saturday. But in Damascus air~ re~6Va""': tl-e'~~ other Arab leaders put the final the entire Egyptian Cabinet and SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -~, Patricia Hearst, imprisoned for ~~•r,#-:-~~~~~ ?t~ the terrorist band that kid· ., touches on a ''"rejectionist" plan all 360 members of Parliament. to undermine the Camp David Security police were forced to accords. push the crowds aside so Sadat In J ordan , King Husseln re· could reach his Cadillac con. iterated bis country's objections yertible f~r the triumphant ride to the U.S.·engit1eered peace anto Cair o, whe re h e was proposals and chastised Sadat ~heered by tens of thousands lin· for suggesting that Egypt might mg the streets. go it alone and negotiate an <See SADAT, Page A2> O.lly "'"',.... "'"' napped her in 1974, has signed -4 an appeaJ to President Carter • for executive clemency, Rep. j Leo Ryan, D·Calif., said Satur· day. Ryan said in a telephone In· .. le rview with San F rancisco l radio station KCBS the appeal he will make to the President is ~f for "comm talion." Ryan said he was "hea · influenced" by a similar appe to free \he newspaper heires by retired San Francisco FBI c · f Charles • Bates. He was in eha e of the I FOCUS ON F IBER -Four million tons of asbestos are pro· duced each year for s uch uses as building insulation aQd brake drums. But breathing asbestos fibers can lead to several fatal diseases for employees. The As· sociated Press reports on the growing conce rn -and some or the victims. Page AlO SE NIOR POLITICS - "Grandpa Goes to Washington," starring Jack Albertson as a grandpa who gets elected a U.S. senator, is one o( the new TV series. The series could be a re· make a generation later. or Frank Capra's 1939 movie, "Mr. Smith Goes lo Washington.'' Page B9. EXTREME HEAT SENT CROWDS BACK "rO ORANGE COAST BEACHES SATURDAY Hearst kidnapping case. f' The clemency reques TBB &EEL THING ''Somewhere there's a guy who makes buggy whips. . . and 1 '11 bet be'i oiaJdng 8 hell or a prof· it." Data Technology doesn't • \;.,, snue .~hips. b\lt its presi· .....:. .. J.,'· r Mttt~re .,.. ..... otblf"o comparisons. Paae Cl. TIPTOE TIME -American shoemakers are ln trouble. fa c. ini foreign compeUUon that 'a f\erce. But a local coMt>anY has found fancy footwork that keeps them waltilng toward success. ,.,,ci. 49 Fight 2 Hof!l,e Fires Ryan, "simply says it's ti to draw a conclusion to her sen· tence in prison. Nothing more. It · doesn't forgive. It doesn't make any comment about the guilt or innocence or her in the past ... Ryan said, "having looked In· lo the matter at Miss Hearst's request my recommendation to the attorney general and the President is to commute the sen· Blazes ·Doused in 100-plus Temperatures '""•.___ ., ...,.'--'-a1 By JERRY HERTENSTEIN •--.rt ~-a _,._. .,, ot• o.11y "'""SUtt ::::,:. !: :'!:.....,.... .. ~ Two h9use fires·, a half mile c1a"'''" oM• "•"• ... k";r ... apart, kept 49 Orange Coun· =~·I: :=I...,. It' ~l•. Fo1biu. di\lia&oa . OH"' Matl<ft AU ~· •l•J 1 ~flfelfgnfers bUSy (Or nearly nve :::..ei:-..... :, ~=::"""' ~ hours Saturday in te mperatures ... -.1""""' •it Yrua1 at of 100 plus degrees. :::::..::;-• ~ ~-,_,.., ~ Flames at 3: 19 p.m. did an ... ~,.... M estimated $40,000 damage lo the structure and $5,000 to contenll 0•u • ., "•i...ouacrio.i• o.r a single-family home of J.B. c:attr C*lllCt "-~""""" Streb Ion, 17332 La Collete Place. Placenlla. '· ' An estimated $20,000 struC· lural damage, $5,000 to contenta, occurred at the single-family home or Dawn Noice, 16642 MalwW....YQJ'.ba ~Ln. a 4 p.m.,twoallrmJ>tK.ie. There were no serious injuries In etlher fire. Capt. John Clifford was treated for a knee cut and two firemen for smoke inhata • lion at the Placentia blaze. tnvesti1ators had not da· termlned by lato Saturday niaiht the cauee of clther flre. It look 30 nremen from five tence to time served and go oo en gine and two truck com-about other matters and get lhts panies an hour to c;.ontrol the rather tragic episode be hind Yorba Linda fire. fl was ex· us." 1 l'~~l~~~~t.'lPtP\:~ .• .., ~~~,. .. ·~ ,J(hst_ll~l . .,24 .. If. ~~r~~Jt .. \., .... v mt!. ~· h-•---~-s~~~~..t ,...,.~-r.e :r '' Linda, Tustin, Olive, C)'l>ress bery of a Hibernia Bank branch and Placentia. took place about 10 weeks after Several exotic birds, ravens she was dragged screamklg a nd parrots, were rescued, a.c· from her Berkeley apartment cord In& to Capt. Dennis Trone or Feb. •. 1974' by the Symblonese sta tloQ 32, Yorba Linde. Liberation Army te rrorist.ci. (See FlaES. Pace AZ> Miss Hearst wtU be eligible for p~role next July. •• .\2 OAILY Ptl OI ·' j Senate OKs BU.dget ... 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Carter Is sent a ..,,.1 II'" of uctu~ l spt!ndlng and '" ""'~ hill!' ~arlnl( programs in 1111 hul1.it•t :--1•11 Jo:thnund S. Muakie, D· M .1tnt'. rhulrnum of the Senate B111lu •I C:omm1th:c. 1rnld the de· • 1 ... 1011 to 11rw•1 att• on u trimmed· 1l11w11 huchtt•t " 1dve.!' us real rea- """ lo llOl)I' th11t wt• l'Un balance llw h11tll(••t ••1trlll•1 thtm the 1983 t.11 1t1•t ""l11hll11hf•fl In llw bud~ct '" llt'l''l'I ,,~ .......... I h•• l1w lur<t 11111k11111 nµrrnt111n .111 1 lt•1I 111 ,l11111'tn-rv wh1•n ('urh•r ·1·111 \ 11111-11 .. -. l•I,. qppaullnl( urnl 1.1,111.1i1 111111111ti11l11 lli11 h11tllf<•t o f 111 •' 11111111' 1111111fl c h n tHH'M In 1111. ,.., 111111111•111l11(11111ci (111111 tlm11 lo 111111• 11111I111• C1tll11whur 1111111l1111. CATTLE ON RANGE NEAR RAMONA FIRE MOVE AWAY FROM ADVANCING FLAMES More Then 5,000 Acrea Have Burned So Fer: Control la Deya Away PLO, Klan in Same Bag iclt~Dl Calls Groups Obnoxious in Talk ('01 llMIHIS. Ohio IAl'l Pn•td1h•11I Cnrlf'r RnlcJ uo S11tur· 1l11v thnt the' t111lcsllne Llbaru-110~1 Orarn nl111tlon, llkc the Ku ''"" 1\11111 111111 tlw N11 11s, 1~ "1111 1111"1111-. to Mlllll' or II~•• bul de :-11•1'\ft•~. fret•dom 11( ~J.lt'CCh JO lht• llnlt<>ci Stah•!I ('urlt·r·~ n·murk at u town 11wl'l111~ in ,tilt· Pittsburgh s ub- urb of Aliquippa. Pa .. came m response to a questioner who asked why the PLO was allowed to retam a small informational orrice rn Washington. The president responded by saying that many organizations distasteful to many Americans stilt huve the right to free speech in America so long as they don't post:' <• threat to _ the nation ·s security. l'laza and said it ~hould serve as un t•x:.i mple for others. "You have !U't'n that the real c11tste promoters d1c1n 'l rap orr th\• poor." Carter said. U e f o r e f I y i.n g b a c k t o Washan1H1m Carter s poke to about 1.100 persons a l the Democratic Party's $125-a -plate . lefrerson·Jackson Day dinner . Proceed~ from the dinner are to be divided a mong nine can- didates for office, including Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste, who is seeking to defeat Gov. James A. Rhodes, a Republican. Arab Foes Ante-up Sadat · Def eat F11nd to launch an economic boycott against Egypt, and to demand that Arab League headquarters be moved from Cairo. I',.... Page Al FIRES ... Firemen battled the hlazc that damaged a quarter or tht! roof. ced ing a nd contents to the kit chen. living and family rooms. in 110-degree tem- perature . Mrs Noice was not at home at lhl• time· Neighbor-; werc-already fight in1t the blaze with garden hoses, according to Capt. Trone who said such efforts were or "great help." Two dogs, a labrador a nd bulldog, had lo be coaxed from the Placentia fire. according to Capt. David Bucko( station 34. Firemen from three .engines and a truck company needed 25 minutes to control the blaie. rt was fully extinguished at 4: 15 p.m . WINDWARD PASSAGE (7099) OUTDISTANCES ONOINE St. Francis Tcophy Went To Passage Skipper Johnson "There are m any groups like this that cause us concern-the Ku Klux Klan. the Communist Pa rty. the Nazis." Carter sa id. adding: "It would be nice for ar they would just go away.'• DAMASCUS. Syrra IAP> - Leaders of Arab hard-line states o pposed to Is rae li-Egyptian peace talks ended their s ummit meeting Saturday with planned political a nd economic attacks agarns t Egyptian President Th.e conference ended more than 10 hours late because of lengthy discussions over Libya's fi nancial contribution to carry out the s ummit decisions, said conference sources who asked to remain anonymous. The fire. which damaged 90 percent of the roof and attic. was r eported by a neighbor. Capt Buek said. The t em· perature, plus the estimated 200-degree heat of the fire, made ballling the blaz.e difficult. · Temperatures soared over 100 in several Orange County cities Saturday sending thousands or people to the beaches wbere the thermometer hovered in the 90s. Anwar Sadat. Windward Passage Claims St. Francis Later. in Columbus. the presi- dent spoke at a new black-owned shopping center and housing de- velopment named Mt. Vernon F,....PageAJ Conference sources s aid they agreed to establish a $1 billion fund to oust Sadat and counter the Mideast accords reached at the Camp David meeting between Sadat, President Carter a nd Is r aeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Vance Cool,s Heeh While It was 104 in Santa Ana and Newport Beach had a high of 90. Saturday's temperature s marked the fifth straight day the mercury has climbed near or over 90 degrees in Or3ngc -.. County. 8 y ALMON LOCKABEV 0..ly Pll .. llo.tll ... EdllH SA N FRANCI SCO Thousands or shoreside spec- tators stood shoulder to shoulder fr-0m Fisherman's Wharr to th<" Marina in 80-plus degr ef' weather Saturda~ to watch Fred P reiss·· IW-foot sloop Chris tme from Manna del Rey outclass hl'r four rivals over a 27.6 mile c·o urse in St Francis Y.acht Club's Big Boat series. Christrne increased her lead on every leg of the course as she wrl~gl<'d her way through hun- <lreds or spectator boats to beat the second place yact. "Huey'' Lon,:?'s 79-foot sloop Ondine by 8 minutes and 28 st·conds. which resulted an a dead hc<tt on cor rectcd lime. It was lh<' third s tr;u ght dapsed tim<> wan for Chnsllnl', hut sht• failt·d to s;ivc her han d1C':l1J t1mt' for ao tl\erall v1ct.ory rn tlw four n.1ct· Sl'rit:~. l'hl' st•nes wrnnt:r in the maxi Bill Writer Mighl Flunk Spelling Bee T RENTON IJ\P I Jf th<: a rchitc·cts or a New I \ Jl• ~-tJ:ilo~ri ~e tl i n g a high school diploma were in a spelUng h<'e, 1t mil{h\ ~o :.<>ml:lhing like this: -Explicit: E·X P-L-1· C T. explicit. Sit down. Minimum : M-f·M·N· M U-M. minimum. Ta'kc you r scat.. Rcml'diallon: R-E·M· f:·D·l·A·T·O·N. rt'mcd1a· lion. Sorry. State Sen. Frrincas X . H e rbe rt . a n Engli s h teacher at Sccaucul) Hi gh School. spotted the mis. spelled words last week 1n · copies of the bill. "I was just joking at : first. but il is kind of em· • barrassipg, especially in a :bilt like this." said • Herbert, who opposed the ·legislation on grounds it : would make teachers ··rn11 ·guys'' for student deficicn- . cies. . Seo. Matthew Feldman. ·the bill 's sponsor. later • bn1shed off the misspell- . inJts by finding some "fall gu ys" for the Senate. .'>·~.~-'\} '~~~ft'Jl ... have to send our t ypeset- • ters back to school for o : minimum .standard.t;' test," "he offered. • v;icht class for the St Francis i><'rpe tual trophy was Windward Passaj!e. a 79-foot s loop co· skippered by Mark and Fritz .Johnson. sailinl! under the ban- ner of Lahaina Yacht Club The win hinged on a protest between Windward Passage.and Jim KiJroy's 79-foot hlch Kialoa from California Yacht Club. but tht' Johnsons won the protest. SADAT •••. "The summit has proved very fruitful an counte ring Camp David." declared Syrian Presi--'~LS Mleet dent Hafoz Assad in a brief ad-~ ir.11 They crowded under a rche!-1 d ress during the closing session holding Sadat's picture and in of the four-day meeting. RIYADH. Saudi Arabia CAP 1 front of stores festooned with A public communique said the -Ke pt waiting by the prolonged <'olo rlul banners proclaiming th(' "steadfastness front" of Syria. anti·Camp David s um mil in Egyptian leader of "Hero or Algeria. Libya. South Yemen Syria. Secretary or St~le Cyrus Peace." ::i nd the Palestine Liberation R. Vanee flew to the Persian Sadat h ad fl own in from Organization agreed lo establish Gulf area today to inspect Saudi Morocco. where be spent three a military pact. to seek closer oilfields before making his final days talking with King Hassan relations with lhe Sovi et Union. pitch for the U.S.-sponsored ac- Although Santa Ana wind~ have ceased, more hot. dry con- ditions were forecast for today. WmdsFan Brush Fire Trophy winners in each of five perpetual trophy series . SL Francis Trophy : first. 11 without winning that cords. moderate Arab leader's public lie was originall y scheduled to Near Malibu support. W T V l ~o to Damascus today after Windward Passage; second, On· dine ; third. Kia loa; fourth, Chr istine and ftfth. Merlin. slup pered by Ball Lee, Santa Cruz Yacht Club. SyrianPresident HafezAssad. ..age 0 e meeting with the leade rs of LOS ANGELES CAP >_ addressing the closing session of Jordan and Saudi Arabia, two w· d · d . · the Damascus conference. said Du f SA relative moderates in the '" s rejuvenate a simmennn e Or fire in the Trancas Canyon area 1l h ad been "very fruitful'' in · MideasL His third and final stop north of MaJlbu Saturday and of countering the agreements al will be a visit with President fi cia ls said more than 200 acre~ Camp David, which he called VmployeeS llafez Assad of Syria. who has of brush were burned in about City of San Francisco Trophy: first , Swiftsure, Nick Frazee, set•ond. Whistle Wm~ V. I lasl· inl!s Harcourt of Santa Barbara Yacht Club; third, Checkmate. Monte Llvrngston of Del Rey Yacht Cl ub. "the summit of surrender.'' r,,__ a l ready rejected the Camp an hour. Conrerence sources said the David accords. Fire Department Information h a rd-line · s t a tes decided to SANTA ANA IAPl -The c ·ily In the Jordanian capital of Officer Ken Lavoie said Friday establish a $1 billion fund for the Am man K1'na Hussc1·n told ·• f d fl h d Co unc il is scheduled to vote · ,... ·' .. that the wind-annc ames a overthrow of Sadat and derail· Monday on a tentative agree-news <·onfercnc<' he will not ;umped a containment line set ment of the Camp David pact. ment with city employees that close an)' doors that might· lead up earhcr by fire crews. In a public communl9ue, the would include a JO.hour, ttour. to a comprehensive Arab-Israeli "It did exactly what we hoped Atlantic Trophy : first, Blue a nti-Sadat leaders s aid they 1' ttl t b t that the Camp -I .. L ·d day work week .(or police or. s e emcn u · 1t wou dn't. avoac sa1 . Norther, Bill Sullivan of Los agreed to form a military pact ficers. David agreements would have to "The winds camt• up a nd Anaeles Yacht Club; second, or Syria, Algeria, Libya, South "-It cd d a t'cally f he 1s to h d ·t th 1· f • ,.. The agreeme nts r eache d lit' a er r s 1 1 pus c 1 over e me as~er Hi ah Roler , co-skippe r s Bill Yemen a nd the P a lestine rt th ld · Wh th "' Thursday between the council s uppo em . than we cou get to •L en e Po wer a nd Kirk Elliott of Liberation Organization ; ob· J' · ~sed r sc a d t d bl · d 't and the police and fire depart· -. usscm ex pre., e rv · wan star e owing an 1 Newport Harbor Yacht Club; serve an economic boycott of t · bo t th u S d d h 1· · t ments and oe ne.ral ci t y ions a u e . .-sponsore Jumpe t c inc, n wen so th.1rd. Scandalous, Bill Pascoe of Egypt; develop closer relations ,.. 1 " t. g 'th va t d I r t th 1 ·t t employees include retirement P a n an mee m s w1 nee remen ous y as a . 1 wen Newport Har bor Yacht Club. with the Soviet Union, and de-1· th" k b t t Id h' r 35 t 200 · J o ta benefits and other fnng' e benefi't ear 1er 1s wee u o 1m rom acres o in a m s n mand that Arab League head· J d Id t. h .. Keefe-Kilborn Trophy: first. quarters be moved from Cairo. increases but no pay raises, an or an wou con mue lo con· our . Le'.lding Lady, Stan~ey Rus h Al a news conference in Am· employee representative said. sider it. Lavoie said 20 engine com· Reisch of Coyote P<?tnt Ya~ht man Saturday, Hussein repeated If the council' approves the panies, four helicopters a nd four Club; second, Incre~able, Chick his country's objeetions to the pact, the package would be sent Oia,se CrtJSh ~ix.cd-wing aircrart were called Leson o~ Metrop<?hlan Yacht ne w Egyptian-Israeli agree· to the employees for a ratifies· m to b_?tUe ~he blaze near the Club; third, Momque, J ames ments _ tbat~he do not pro-tion vote. said Steve Silver, at-border or ~s An~cles and Ven-~~F"" 'f."'11l"'iae~N~-t· ,...,, .. f>:..-•··~·~ '~ .. :;:z ~~1--rer·ag· te'rsO.{;: t~ ~~--., .. ·-~ii 'Jf'kfirmt ··~.:. ~~·~cf~1'f ~-~Hi'1.'o'r'·~ift ~·1\:.:.. ~icnald'"im:-eeai n'lfisliy. r'~F."'-rrom -Arab lands or or the right 1arem?h1 Lois Lane. Bill Erkelens of St. or Palestinians to establis h their The council has refused to of. st~uclura! ~ar:nacc and Lavoie Francis Yacht Club; second. own state In those lands. He said fer pay raises to any employees, cn·i;~l said no IOJUnes had been re . Sweet Akole, Dean Tre!fdway.of he would join the peace process responding to the state legisla· ~~ ported. Island Yacht Club; third, Maid o nly if the accords were lion that says government agen-Two men. ser iously burned .-----------...... Turkey, s kippered by James modified. · cies will be ine ligible for a fter tht'ir auto collided with " SUNDAY Gospe r or Australia. .Hussein also said that Sadat Proposition 13 bailout funds ir t•a r in Anaheim and burst into "has no right to feel more con-they J:rant cost -of.living in-flames. remained m critica l con- Cart-riding llBMan Dies cerned about the West Bank creases. dition early today in the burn un- than we do... The old contract expired June it at UC Irvine Medical Center. The king clearly was implyin~ 30 Th<' two. Roy Dennis Dennis, that Sadat musl not negotiate 25. of Anaheim, a nd Louis R. a lone with Israel for regaining M~irtina. 32, of Paramount, wen• the West Bank if Jordan chooses ~~h Be h seriously burned over much of After Crash nol to join the negotiations. /'tll:i QC the ir bodies in the Thursday something Sadat has indicated night incident. Huntington Beach police ar<> he mightoo. IJrrlsh BllnlS Vincent Jasparro, 42, of Buena continuing an investigation into Park, driver of lhe other car. a car golf cart accident Satur It took fire m e n from two a nd his wife, Mary, 40, are in d · th t k'Jled Pti"11· Quake Jolts engines about 10 minutes to ext· West Anaheim Hospital where ay morning 3 1 1 1P thea·r cond1'tions are listed as Tharp 89 of 422 Seventh St inguish a grass fire at. Arch • · ·• satisfactory and serious respcc-Huntington Beach. Beach Heights Saturday afler- Tharp was driving the e lectric Co t c•t noon after it was ignited by :.i lively . cart in the crosswalk of Palm 88 I Y burning $outhern California The collision occurred at Lan - Avenue at the intersection of Edison Co. power pole. \'O ln AvC'nue and Bea c h Main Street when struck by a SANTA BARBARA <AP> -A An area ~ by ~ feet was Boulevard whale Cypress pohce southbound auto driven by Berta minor earthquake s hook this burned at the Intersections of were pursuing the young men. Tovatt, 82, Huntington Beach. coastal city Saturday night. but Ralboa Avenue and Barracuda The two.mile chase began an pchc@sald. there we r e n o reports of Way, according lo reports. No Cypress when .a n orf1ccr n?t~ced Tharp was taken to P acifica damage. a seismologist at th<' homes 1n the area were what he descrihed a~ s usprcmu.'! Hospital where he died lt}rec (.'a I I ( 0 r n i 8 In s lit u le 0 r lhrcatenctt behavior . hours after the crash. Technology reported. ArC'h D<'ach has been the site Attempts to hail the uuto to 8 · · "')"~1JtrM -.,,,""""_ ·~ ( Tt,e ~P··· .. ~~; '-1t""~~~~~·.::~l>nf'lr_.._..~ .... ~.r·-. ~0~·~ tlefd or i~ j_>en<lfiig outcome ol ' • ~evere~'temhior 'tha{ ·rocked th'c moo t~:,. believed set by an ensued. .,. ,. 1 _. the investagallon. Santa Barbara area Aug. 13, arson.1st No charges have uecn 1 ._.,, fo'uneral arrangem ents arc in s truck at 7 : 04 p , m . a nd Couse or Saturday's blaze was because the condition of the two romplete nt P l<?rce Brother's mea~ured 3.6 on the Richter a pparently due to overheated men prc~ludcs dctcrmlnins who Smiths' Mortuary, lluntinlJlOn scale. 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""'" John Manno uf < o-.t Me,-. s~t t~ )'t•Jrs prt'p~rtn&.: fur his record <"l"<bl!\·t.•11un1ry bu.·yrh• nd<' th1sp1t'\l !lumm1·t · Munno m.1d1• lbt· •t ooo mll1· lrcl. fruin ~nl.t Munu·n tn "'lt•v. \'ork t ·11v Ill l:\ dU\., OIW hHUI unct 211 rmnut<'' 11•.11 htnK ( it\ H.ill 111 llw n1._• \pph 1111· morn 111.: or \u.: _it; l'h1• 11 mt· v. •• t't'rt1fw<1 •• , ,, rt•t•tircl h\ t n1t1'1I St.i ll•, ('" lln.: fo'1•rh•r,1t1r1n l't'l1thlll)t h' '"•' hour' the• urn 111,ir "-b) I' jUI t ur nt'h of Tll'•I 111 t' h l' ( I 1\1 Ill II\ l' d T II II I llH' ph\'lc·alh. hut \IJ111111 found h1 mmd ~IJ\t'\ rolt.· 1n 1111 1·f hi rt flt, 1mJRlll.&I ion '-Pl him from .:t•ttlllJot hon•d and <11, ''°'ur;.1 J:t-d I \ 1'wcl111•cl m' 't'lf ~t'tl m.: II• t'W 'or\,. 'Jiit M .1rtno 111 ;1 r\ ~ t•nt intt•r\lt'\\ 'I v.11111111111tu11· 1tw 1-·m111r1• Mall· Hu1lll111J.: th1 ",Ii 111111· I WJ :> l'Xflt'lllllg I I /It'll tu dramat1u• ttw ir rl\ ,11 J' mud1 .1:. I rould 1n m v 11111111 I 1 m agined ~l'll111~ ,1 a.:m1d ni~hl ., :. lt•t' I' .. "v1 arrno. :.'Y ~ho mJdt• tht• trip lo gatht•r 111;1\l'nJI Im ;1 boo!.. tw 1 ~ writing 1111 llhV\lcal t·oncJ1 t1on1n ~. :.a1cl h1' \!oOUld "put m y!>e lf 1n an 1m<i~1nary l~1boratory •· 1 '~orkcd mentally on my body. I imagined my lung being n•movl'd for <'leaning Or I made ~heve I \!oa-. looking through the Yellow Pages to get a new lung I would 1magtn<· hav1n~ m~ lc•gi. r«plarc•d And I would al\!. av:-; foc•I h<>ll<•r." ht' :.<.11d Otht•t t1nws tw ronC('hlrMll'd on the ..-.·tutc lint! tn lht> cunter of th1• h1~hway Althou1th aware of the hour:. hH·y1·1t-d . Ml1rino :o.uld he lo!>l trark of tho dcwk hour whrn hl:- w~1tt·h brokt• lh1· :.t•1·ond d uy of th'• tnp "" :o.upport tr1•w k1·pt .ill 14 JIC'tH•" Jilt! l'llH'i<.' l11cl1fr11 .,.11111!111 I h•nd tum ltlt'1r wat1•ht!1-> .mrl rdw.1•1t tu llU\I hint ,, "''"' 11114' It '"'" purl of a pl.in lo Kl'l'I' M ;i r ""' pu,hmJ( Tht· '>Upporl r r •• .,. 11( M ,11 k Jt1m"°''· a mt·t·hur11 t· Huger l't."nruer. dnv1•r of a r l'C't t.',1tmn11I H•hll'lt' ~ltlcl kt'l•pc•r of lhl· map:., I.ind d t (('inbc.>r~t.'(, J HIU/>!)i'U!)(', .incl Gort.km llrown. who handled publ1r re l~t1on i. followl•d M.1rlf111 1r1 th•· HV ..ind on u mot ore' C'lt• f't'n1111•r l1vt''> in lluntin..:l<m ffr..ic·h !ht• uttwr I h1 t•t• 1n N1·w11ort .. 1.trtrlO IH:ttrl\ ft•ll J~hot'I) 1111 th1· l11c')t°lc• :.c•q•1 ul t1mt-:> in the hom l' ,,tn·l t·h lit· rod1• l~ hour' ,1r .. 1ght. 1'Cl\1·11 ng J\11 mile!. tu hn·al. tht• n:<'urcl lit' had to make up for lo:.t time blam ed on 30 mph ht•adwinds in Kansa!. and steep i:rad~i; 11) Anzon<1 and Pennsyl· \ LIOJCJ Ricycles arl'n't allowed in the Lincoln Tunnel into New York so Manno h::id to go 20 miles out of his way lo noss the Geoq~c Washington Bridge into the city Even the bridge passage re quired special permission Marino said hi s most unu:.ual exp<>rience during the trip wa!. n:;:; .• .,. ... u.. 0.lly Pilot SUit l'Nlo LETTER 'C' IDENTIFIES DOOR IN OFFICE BUILDING Diamond Investment Firm Listed Under Three Names 'Not So' Suite Security Stifles Search 11 doesn't look hkc the office of a multimilliOn·dollar ~em investment firm, and the "supervisors" inside are not of the ordinary mold. The Jrvine branch of DeBeers Diamond Investment Ltd .. headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz., is located in a stark, new office building within a half mile of Orange County Airport, al 18005 Skypark Circle. THE 'SINGLE SUITE TIIAT makes up DeBeers is snuggled into the left side of the building, as your face it. There is no sign either along the wall or on the windowfront to 1denlif y the company. On the front door is merely.the suite de- signation, "C." ~ ~Wc~~~~·~~~~~~«Fr~~~· ..<llo;~•"6...u~!!" A member or the public who drops by unannounced is unlikely to meet with a welcome response. A reporter's efforts to talk with responsible parties at De Beers recently were met by a tough man in dark glasses who barred the entrance and refused either to admit the reporter or to identify himself. THE MAN. WHO LOOKED like t.J!\? movie industry's interpretation of a small-time hood, stood between the Te· porter and the front door in military parade-rest fashion, and at an angle, so he didn't look directly at the reporter. Instead. as he was questioned, be stared fixedly through sunglasses somewhere else. He claimed to be s ecurity but offered no proof beyond his threatening stance. To quesuons. he said repeatedly, "l believe you have been issued your instructions," an apparent reference to a n interview scheduled with OeBeers' president W. Hamilton Weigelt. The interview had been arranged through the Scotts· dale office and was lo be conducted at a restaurant near the airport. .. REPEATED REQUESTS TO TALK with somebody in charge at the Irvine office prompted the unidenUfied guard to imply he would forcibly remove the reporter If the newspaperman didn't leave on bis own. The reporter left on his own, under the scrutiny of the m an until the reporter had driven a good distance from the office Telephone inquiries were equally fruitless with ema.4>yees refusin~l~<!_e!!1fY themselv~~" 9t ciaJnilng to f)(! }ihft'dt 8~~-~·~wtloiiM~ ·.::. ~.~":.=tia~~t In ch'1rge of the office to the telephone. · Asked about the unusual business practices Weigelt s3td his employees probably were nervous abo~t an on- prcmtse diamond.inventory. The DeBeers' security chJef, Ted Crowley, said during a separate interview, there is no dlamond lnventory there. b4'111at :.lopped for Rpeeding Just outside Albuqu rquc, N . M "I was goi nR down Coors Hiii wt•a>t of Albuc1uerque." he re c·n llcd "I had good wind behind m<· und thought let's see what thi!i blcycll' can do.·· Uy th~ lime Marino reached thl· bottom of the hill, the bicycle wu:-. dOIOK 59 mph tit• wus stopped by a woman offlt•t•r who said. "I can't believe 11w ... a b1kt• going 59 miles per hour '. The officer laughed. M ·• r1110 said. and 1.fldn 't give him .. ticket Marmo slept 17 hours a fter ar- ' I\ rng Ill Nl'W York. "1 felt dr amcd and had a tremendous appetite." he said And although the Hollywood native is adhering to a strict diet ~o he can try the same trip next year. he did a bit of celebrating. "1 had three beers and lots of 'paghell1 a nd pasta," said Manno. who markets talking display machines for a Newport Beach firm. Manno. who is 5·9 and weighs 155 pounds. once tipped the scales at 205 when he played football at Los Angeles YaJley College. Nex t summer. he predicted. he will be "better prepared men· tally" for the trip. He thinks he can make it in as few as 11 days and hopes lo do it 1n "at least 1211'l days ·· -----. -... --------------------1\FPUCATIOf.& fOR AU5 1~ESS PERMl7 Fro. Page A J DIAMOND DEALS • • • . L-0 ~u••~-N,_,,,: 1>E f}e G"5 [)JfltY/tP D f#V~~,,. c_ The dispute between law en· for cement and OeBeers is over how the company operates, and how it solicits customers. Though it uses the name to promotiona l lt d vantage, De Beers of Scottsdale is not con· nected in any way lo the intema- tlona I diamond cartel. OeBeers Cons olidated Mines of South Africa. Weigelt said permission to use the DeBeers name was given by a third firm, DeBeers Diamonds Ltd . of Ne w York. which wh olesales diamonds to the Scottsdale firm. Weigelt said he doesn't know how the New York firm is able to use the name. although pre· sumably it is because much of the merchandise comes from the south Aft'ic~n diarnond cartel. De 8eers Consolidated Mines produces 80 percent of the world's . diamond supply. The Scottsdale DeBeers runs advertisements in newspapers and m agazines or national circulation, offering mail-order packets of several unmounted. polished gems, or single stones. T e lephone salesmen, in a "boiler room" operation. com· pile lists of names from people who respond lo the ads, and in subs·equent contacts pers uade customers to buy diamonds a s an investment and a hedge against inflation. Ken Sund.lo(, Arizona assistant attorney general who is pro- secuting the civil case, said OeBeers is charged with inflat- ing the price of itS diamonds so that c ustomers later discovered the stones they bought were worth s ubstantially less than they were led to believe. The suit also alleges that clfS'Tomer contacts are acquired by the purchase of lists of.names of doctors, lawyers a nd like monied prospects for solicita- tion Named in the lawsuit, among others, is Harold S. McCUntock. identified as a marketing, sales and general business consultant. It was reported in May by the Arizona Republic that McClin· tock according lo records of the Arizona Racing Commissfon . fs the real head of De Beers. The newspaper also identified McClintock as a one·lime racketeer with a past conviction on federal mail fraud charges, ~!}d a~s c~atl-nns .. w.ith known mdbsterli. ;I~~ --."h·· ··~n Also named in the Arizona lawsuit is Alois Geiger 111 , a former president of Oe Beers who is McCllntock's brother·in- law and allegedly was his front man. Weigelt says though Geiger is no longer with the company <He owns a restaurant and dis- cotheque called Manhattan West, in Scottsdale), McCllnt.ock still is employed by DeBeers as "a professiona l m ark e tin g consultant.·· The Arizona Attorney General also is in the midst of a criminal investigation of D~Beers, ac· cording to assistant attorney general Sundlof. Though b e refuses to comment about it. it has been reported that a state grand jury is hearing evidence against the firm. Testimony before a federal grand jury is ongoing, according to Joel Sacks, assistant United States Attorney in Phoenix, who is conducUng the federal pro- secution. Sacks said the federal pro- ceedings should be concluded within the next three months . . ,'l'---~ ~o,c;t.a~.q,~,i~~-~ d11ct~11tfir ~er-11T'fep-. lion. this one COiRceming allega . lions of mail fraud. orficials there said. Postal inspectors raided tbe Scottsdale omces Sept. 6, armed with a search warrant, and con- I fi scated corporate records and the diamond inventory, accord· ing to DeBeers's chief of securi- ty, Ted Crowley. a retired 29· year veteran of the FBI The FBI has recently conduct· ed a s urprise sear ch or the business headquarters. With all that, I1eBeers has l ooked to the coole r in- v e s lig a li ve c limat e of California. It has come to Irvine by a circuitous route. According lo records on file with the state Secretar y of Corporations, DeBeers qualified to operate in California this past July 25. Two days later, a man who identified himself as Donald J . Shure represented himself as vke president or DeBeers on an application for a city of Irvine business permit. Shure, 49, is a former director of DeB~rs who supposedly re- signed that post in May, but who was quoted in a n interview publis hed b y the Arizona Republic as s aying be still worked for the company as a "merchandising consultant." Weige lt said recently, however, that he bad asked for S hore's r esignation when We igelt became president of De Beers. There was cons iderable publicity in the Arizona press about Shure, McClintock and other figures within the com- pany, at about the time Weigelt was installed as the new presi- dent. It was reported that Shure was convicted, with McClintock, of fraud in Chicago in 1967 in con- nection with a $2 million swindle of the Dis abled Am er~can Vete rans in a fund -raisin ~ scheme. Both men dre w probation, though McClintock was later im· prisoned ror 13 months after be- i ng judged g uilty or violating probation in connection with another fund· raising project. During bis interview with the Daily Pilot, Weigelt disavowed any current connection between Shure ~ DeBeers, and implied tlutf,,_ Loc.tfort / 'iJ' C CS" 5 k'/ P,~/1:"-A_K_-=L;...;.l_/(~.x..5...;;..0__;i /2'--L-~ ' Melhn' A.tdr.. SR ,,,,,,b ------- ____ Hr"',."'" --~ .. DONALD SHURE DISCLAIMS CONNECTION WITH FIRM But He Signed Irvine's AppHcation for Buslneas Permit he had no business connection with him. Later, confronted w1lh the signature of Shure on the De Beers Irvine business pe rmit Weigelt conceded that Shure ar· ranged leasing of lbe Irvine of· fice of De Beers , at 18005 Skypark Circle. As ked wha t s pecifically Shure's job is with the company. Weigelt said, "He is used as an employee when I see fit to use him, doing whatever I see fit for him to do." In the meantime, Weigelt has formed a ne w corporation, Atlantic and Paciiic Diamond Investment Ltd., with DeBeers principals and assigned tha l name under a new Irvine busines:. permit lo the DeBeers Skypark Circle office. Another action he took will further obfuscate the Irvine branch connection with DeBeers of Scottsdale, making it almost 1 m possible for ptos p ecti ve clie nts to know with whom they're doing business. Weigelt filed papers with the county clerk to the effect that he will be doing business as Ex· eculive Dia mond Investment - Ltd. So within the span of a few weeks . the lrvane branch of Oe8eers has gone from being called DeBeers Diamond Invest· m e nt Ltd., to Atlantic and P:tci!ic Diamond Investment Ud .• to Executive Diamond Jn. vestment Ltd. And who is behind all the m a nipula tions? State a nd federal grand juries in Arizona. according to sources, are bemg t.old it is ex·con McClinlock. HEW Finance Aide Fired WASHINGTON CAP> -HEW Secretary Joseph A. Cahfano Jr. has fired his chief of Medicare a nd Medicaid financing m a ma· JOr reshuffle or top Jobs in the government's largest depart· ment. The secretary or health. education and welfare accepted the resignation of Health Care Financing Admirustr.tor Robert A. Den.on man exchange of let· ters. ,,. If r ·1 •I fR~l',.f -RANC !S r-IACKMAN JOHNS x'ATZ LEW , )-T _.; lSTEli\: .,11,:..r;1f\!' ;v'J.l.A "..;1'1~~· · ~.u . .,CH~NbF-r<G )CHOLDE~ £CUNOA Sf ELLA TAMAYO JASARELV Also Chagall Etchmgs • From The 1920's . :11 ~"~WEST t ~-sr ··G~[Ci:RT'"' " ... 2700 WEST COAST HIGHWAY H 0 U Rs 0 0 lllOfl .fHUjlll ti .. • hit tl•t AT II .. • ltllol Ut ., NEWPORT BEACH (714 646·3221 ' at P< tb SC In p$ e r c~ po pa N' yo A• lilt .tat ha UI ;ot ,, rul i.O ,. I •fl I • a ... A-I DAil y PILO I Su,,dav September 24 t0/11 Weekly review ol Orange Coast h1gh/Jghts D•llY ~Ii.. Su" ,.,,._ WINOS GIVE SURF MOLTON LEAD LOOK Santa Ana winds whip home fires Trul• to form. thl' ~anta An CI wtnd~ made their yearly appearance in Onm~t· County early last week The hot. cln \.\JOds clt'anNJ tlw r·nl!'-1 arl'il of smog, depositing it lit the ocean'!> horizon T 11c wind, a!> ui.ual, caused a few pro- blems. A power lim· wa~ downed by a fallen tree and :.crv1cc was cut to 500 persons for three hours in Corona clt>I Mar. Tuesday, wind whipped fires damaged h ve partrnlly built home!> in Anaheim Hills and 20 acres of brush in Cowitn Heights. Sparks leaped from home to home in the Nohl Ranch area of Anaheim Hil ls causing an l'~t1matcd $250.000 damage Laquna Beach Prowler makes clean getaway In Laguna case An uns1~ned thank you . note, atop wt:t towels, 1s the sole evidence left daily by a breakin g -and - cntering s us pect who ;.ip. lifli.tj pa rt•nlly ~t>t•b only one thing, u :-.howcr. Da ve lfo llis ler told La~una Beac h police last week someone keeps breaking in- to his locked home on La Mirada Streel. Hollister s ays nothing is ever taken but there is a note of ap- preciation for the shower . The note is unsigned, the suspect making a clean getaway Doggie door proves just that A dogg1c door 1s 1ust. that, a would-be burglar dis· covered last weC'k in Irvine Someone used a 10-inch by 4!4-inch p{'l entrance to gain access to an ITVine Groves home. _f;vidcnce at the scene convinced police the intruder also used the door to quickly leave the house. His exit, ,d)Olice surmised, was probably with greater abandon and they figure empty handed. The intruder was being chased by the family Doberman pinscher. Fountain Valley 150 line up for single fire man 's job J obs arc difficult to come by a!> evidenced by tht-turnout an 1-'ountain Valley of 150 seeking a !iingle opcnin~ in the city's fire department. Bi II Ack e rman, a Fountain Va lley administrative aide, said over 150 ap- plications were handed out at noon Friday for the job that pays $1 ,194 per month. Prospects began lining up at 4.30 p.m . Thursday at city hall. They had sleeping bags and beverage containers lJnd spent the night play- ing cards. backgammon and talking. The Fountain Valley f'ire Department currently comprises 36 employees. 'Shuffle' Put ERA On Floor WA SHI NGTON <AP l S~motc M ujorlty Leader Robert C. Uyrd, standing virtually alone rlurint( a rure Salun.luy session. pullt·d off a parhunwntary shuf fll' thtll dN.tr<'d the way for fH' tlon on t'ICtert.'lion of tht> deadline for ratlrlcatlon or the Equal R1ght11 Amendment. Shortly arter the Senate C'IJll H ned al 7 45 11 m . Byrd un- (_· _BR_I E_F_S _J nounced tu s intention to call u11 thl' E RA extension bill. then oh Jl'l'tt•d to further Senate action ror ttu' clay and moved to ad Juurn No on<' protested After u two IH.'l'ond adjournment. he re ron Vt'ned t he Senate ror a new "leg1slat1ve day " St'n tttc Re publican lead er Howard Baker of Tennessee and Sen. Edmund Muskie, D-Maine .. were the only other senators on the fl oor at lhe lime. Under the Senate's intricate set or rules. Byrd's ra pid-fire se· quencc o f ma n euver s auto matically forced the ERA ball onto tht• Senate 's calendar of 11cnding bU.'\tness and ruled out any rurthcr debate on the ques· .taon or scheduling the measure. Bii& Ad.,andng WA S HI NGTON <AP )- Approval or a natural gas de· regulation bill that is part of President Carter's 17-month-old en~rgy program is now assured, Senator Robert C. Byrd said Saturday. By rd also vowed the Sertate will act on a tax cul for the American people this year even if it has to return after the Nov- ember elections to get the job done. · A'dWlnsNod WA SHI NGTON <AP l -Tf\e Senat e passed a key part of President Carter 's urban aid progr am Saturdt.ty. approving a bill to help local governments in areas with high unemployment. The measure-a two-year ex- tension of the so-called "coun- tercyclical" revenue-s haring program of anti·recession aid- passed by 44-8 and was sent to the House. 'Um Lady' Off on Trip To Africa ST . PETERSBURG. Fla. !AP > -Cla re Ritter is a 7l ·year-old widow who has parlayed a bicy~ cle a nd countless aluminum cans into an adventure to three continents. Mrs . Ritter devoted three years to pedalling her bike and chasing down cans that she sold to recycling plants for money to finance a dream trip to North Africa, Egypt and Greece. On Friday. she boarded a plane to ls tan but, Turkey, where the liner Odessa will take her on a 32-day. $2,885 cruise to the three countries. Word of Mrs . Ritter's unusual pursuit spread last year when s h e a ppeare d on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show. Carson. himself. donated $1.500 toward the trip. • Extreme Nortluoost Soaked By Stonn 11..S. s .... ary ay f ... A•-••1"9 Pnu He•vY r•ln tonttnUf"d tt, b!lillt-r P'I"' of. Ille Nllon !>atur<My w1tlt fO'f'< •''•" Otf}dl<ll"<I up to '"''~<' mo,~ tncf\e~ of ra•n 1n 'tO"'""'" T~••\ A tfa\f\ fk)Od w.tcf\ WA\ 1n ,.ttM t '" \Oufhiforn lea4tt, ~rf' tw4 wy ,_.,,,.,.,, lOl"lt 1nued •lono thf' q ,o Gr•n<1,. V•ll•v More ltwn tnr,. lrw M>\ n1 , •• n h•t. ...... ,, \In<~ f rtdAy In .... tr-•""• MU1twrn Te••\. 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La !/\P l /\ fir e at the ROvcrnment 's show<:asc oil storage racaltty raged for a third day Saturda}, burning thousands or barrels or 011 and prompting protests from area residents and Lou1s1ana·s governor. • Flames were shooting only about 30 feet above the wellhead Satur day but blac k s moke curled high above the site, and could be seen for miles. Some crude from the cave rn has spilled into nearby Black Lake. but has been contained. said of· ficials at the site THE 81,0WOUT that set off the fire came Thursday after. noon as workmen on a drill~n~ riR wen~ changing a casing dur ing a routine workover above cavern No 6. One m an was ki lled and another seriousl y burned The v11ull. a cavern leached out deep inside a great s alt dome. has a capacity of 13 million barrels and was about half full. Between s<>.000 and 70.000 barrels of the oil may go up In s moke Pressure inside a huge under- ground vault kept oil flowing up a we ll shaft Saturday and into a .. lake or fire contatn(•d hy .in earlbPn dike A l>cpartmt'nl t1 f f".n •·r~y i.pokesman said al w(Juld tJt; twu lO f I VI.! days.. Ix: fore the flCJW stops and the fi re 1s put out ··A ftre like this 1s one or the things they told us wouldn't hap- pen -but it did." said Gov Edwin Edwards. adding the state might sue if there was en- vironmental damage. AGED ENJOY 11.I.EGAL SUDS IND IANAPOLIS CAP > There will be free beer Mon<!ay al 14 old-agt! homes around Indiana On that day. 225 cases of beer confiscated in a raid o n the city 's wests ide •earlier this month will be distributed to the nurs ing homes. Police Chier Phjllip San- ders said he is pleased the beer will go "to those who can't otherwise afford the pleas ure of a beer now and then ·· Test Animals Ordered for Death House ST LOI IS l f\P , Tt-•.t ,1n1m ;Jls ha•'' h'"''ll pl.t<'Nl 1r1<,1rl• th1· hr1mf· r1f k11h1·rt B''"''r an .tn Clttf'mpt lo -.11fv1· th•· my<,l,·ry r,f what k11lNI his .... 1r•· and "><in <.anr1 I e rt h 1 m c1 n d h 1 '> d Cl u g ht,. r seriously 111 • Dr. Boward Schwartz. a ~t Louis University tox1col0Jot1<ot. has said. hQw<:vcr. that therc I!> little hope that discovery of the cause would aid m the treatment of the two Boyers who remain crlt1call y tll. Family members were found Tuesday a fternoon by !\Ir'> Boyer's 171other, Eva Sims. Bon nie Boyer. 36. was dead: her 1:1 year-old son, Ba rry, was lyin~ r,n a couch. ber daught~r. Tanya, lfi. was in convulsions and hl'r husband. 36·year-old Robert, -;at dazed on a couch. 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I Hospitals Face Cutoff' Of Funding SACH\Ml':NTO 1 /\P 1 l',tl1forna<1 'l-troubled s t<tll.· hosp1t<1l :O.}Stl'm face::. ClnOthcr 1>oss1blt• rntoff of federal fund:. bN·ausc uf s ub:-.tandard cond1 lions. it was reported Saturday "Thcrt• arc a ll sorts of prob IL·m!>," ~aid P ete Summeri.. v. ho O\'Crst•cs hl•allh s tandards l.'nforccment 1n California for tht• U S. 0 <.'partm<.'nl of Health. t--:duc·ation and Welfare "TllERt: ARE dl'humanwng huild1ngs that wcn· huilt rn.a11'· \'l'<lf'S ago N11th111g 1~rOSl> But not the kind of l·ond1t1lm S any or us would hkt• our relatives to II\<' IO .. The Si.In Joi.c Mercury-Ne\\s Sac·ramento bureau qootC'd Sum mt·r s in a stor y which s aid Californ>a could lose up to $2 million a m onth in federal sup port The ftoderal warnmg dcab with future needs in the system. requiring that four years from now buildings be able to handh.• more pat1cntl> w ho are mentally r1..'tarded. aul1st 1c o r havt· 1wurolog1Cli l disorders. Stall' hl•alth ofricials h:.avt· un tll Oct I to d£1vclop a new build !Ill-( improvement plan ror t he• hospitals for t ht.• dl'V<.'(Opmental h c11:-.ablt•d "TH E BUILDINGS must bl.' n·novated and fixed up into prct ty det e nt living quarters." he said. "'There must be proof backed up by m oney from the Legislature " Summers said problems 10· elude large wHrds instead of rooms for no more t han four pa t1en ts. and "gang .. toilets and showers that offer no privacy Scoui Deed Snags Con ~00 1o:sTo 11'\1'1 i\ 11.yc.ir old Explon•r ~c·uul on µatrol v. 1th a ~hn1 ft ·., d<·~1uty \\a., l'redikd with hclprng capturC' a rnbb~ry s u::.pt•c•t by s pottinjl an a rmed m<1n under a citr l:!<trl' Saturdav · Sam Green . i.I m e mber of the ~tantsl aus County S he riff'!> Ex plorers Post. w<.1s patrolling with Deputy David Funk when a Ii quor store 1n north Modesto wm. robbcd. officers said. Thev saw the suspc•ct <1nd pursued him ;1cross :i f1elcf m thl· patrol C'ar but had to stop the car ut u fence G rcen and 1-'unk then searchccl the area on foot. and the Sc:out saw a iu1 n.1ge door ptirtlally open Pe<'nng inside. he spottc>d a m an hiding under a Cl-Ir Eire Burns On TlJ\}/\NA 1A P 1 Fr r e ~!~~1~il~fh,~~~~~ border town burn itself out since there isn't enou~h water lo fight 1t any way' The firc has burned the homl'l> Of 20 R a n c ho El M ezqu10 families and c:.aused an cstim at e d St million dama~e since 1t starte d last week . It has cut through more than 50,000 acres (......__ . ..,T_A_TE __ J of grass ulong a 45-milc path toward the Tecatc mountains. but by Saturd:.iy. it had not thr<'alcncd any structures 'Hjuana SeafRd T IJUANA IAP I The Mex.1c;.in army anct St ate Judicial PohcC' ~ca lcd off <111 roads leading fmm TJJuana and three other c1t1es 1n antic1pat1on of po!>sible terrorist uctivitrcs Suturd<iy by the 2.1rd n f S (' p t t• m h l' r C o m m u n 1 s t League m commemoration of thl' g roup's :.inn1v<.'rsary The actron was t a ke n after F rank llrll, a n 1nd1di.1le for as sessor. said that Pope used :.rn incorrect mathcm:.at1cal formul;i that added SI0,000 or S20.000 to the 1975 value of nearly even residence in the county Popt termed the· ch<ir1-:e "rubbi!.h ' Kilroy Not Here SAN DIEGO (/\P l-Kilroy, u 13-vear ·old killer whale. died early Saturday after <t brief 111 ness. official'> at Sea World s aid The 5.300-pound male whale had been at the marine park for 12 ycarl>. Sea Worla'public1ty <Ii rector .Jnckic O'Connor said J""!I Saf/11 Guilty Me xican authorrt1cs sard the} SAN F'R/\NCISCO f AP 1 A recl'ivcd rnformat1on that m em Jur y or eight m en and four bcrs of the anl1gove rnment women has found Ric ha rd Alan • -lZfJ1UP plJl.ont.;cJ io ,tarQ<. RMLlCJ .. , Londo11.,.1~ui ~~j>f first dS~~l't' ron'St attlvttitii; rrorn E'ifscnMflY11>v.~~~~ · .~°",m'" ~.r. Fo,.,,.uJa Fatdiy? LOS ANGELES <AP J Lo:-. Angeles County Assessor Alex a ndcr Pope h as overva lued homes in tht' county by as much us $18 billion, an election oppo- nent charged . prison rdorm c r Wil bert '·P o peye" .Juckson and school teacher Sally Voyt• The panel dehtx.-rated for 51•J hours in arr1v1ng al a verdict London w;is ;11!.o found ~ui lty of h l' 1 n g a n t· x t o n v i l' l 1 ra possesMon of i.I concealable gun I-l e will be sentl'nccd Oct. 20 UUI/( TELL A FRIEND ABOUT K-WAV E, FM 108 AND YOU MAY ,,,j ~· 2 TICKETS to MEKICD PLUS A PAIR FOR YOUR FRIEND Tell vo1H lr1cnd to come UP TO THE TOP for ll unique blend o f today's mu~•t G 1ve rlw lop part ol th1~ form 10 your friend. Send the coupon below 10 K WAVE II your ru11y 1~ clr,1w11 BOTH vou and vour friend are winne"' ------------- ---ENTER MY NAME INTl1E CONTEST----------·-- -- ( IT • rW'AYf ,...........,... ....,......, •• a1 4 ., ...._,..., , •• I• 111'\fh,.Ufl• •' 11•• ~"''" 'l'Qw• "•• ., 111 •• cu•otl'tl• ''\ ''"' n ... ,.11~.n''".'' 1n , ·-·~·· "'.,.-. ,. ~, .--........-· ........ DAILY PILOT A5 Waiting for Greai Pumpki11? Biology lt'ac:ht•r su~•lll Cht•stPrman 1:-n 'l w<11ling tor Linu., · neve1 :.et•n Pum pkin Claus. !>'ht"!> wc.11ling for :-.ludenls at Palm<1 lligh Sl..'hool in Sali nas lo buy thl' e nd pro dul·t ot a h1olug~ <:!a:-.~· ... gurclcn expen ml'nt. Proc~~d~ will go lo tlw parochial -.<'hoot'!-m1s~1on "' ~oC'll'I ~ !'\o 11<.'W µate he!-> iHl' plannt•d New Law Restricts Return Call Threat Now Punishable Newsroolll Search LOS ANGELE!-> 1AP1 f'ollt·1 :.carchcs of newsrooms v. 111 ht outlawed under a bill :o.ignt·ll Saturday by Gov. Edmund BrowJ1 .J r The mN1surc. u rcsponM· t 11 the recent U S. Supreme Coun ' rulin g in lhe S tanford Dail\ l'asc. will still permit law l'ri forccmcnt agcm·1~ lo subpocnJ film . doc·umcnts and conf1dcn 11:.il informatrnn f rom ra«.l10. tt·lcvis1on a nd m•wspapt·r nt'"'" l'llOm s l NOEK IT:-i pm' 1:-.uin ... rww' oqwniz<1tio11., "Ill h<1H the 11gh1 to l!O to court tu l h,1lkn~c '-Ull pt1<•nas a nd ft>H'l' authorttH.'\ lo '!>pec1fy exactly what 1nforrn;i 111in 1s being sought <1nd '" n.t a blis h its r<.'levanc•· 111 .1 criminal invt•stigation In a ramblin~ d1scuss111/l ul other pre!l~·relatcd 11>1rnl':-.. ltll' Dem ocratic governor -.a id ht• also support~ lht.• prrnnplc or .• rt•portcr·, .,h1eld mea .. ur• "ht ch will ht• 1111 th1· Ce1l1forn1" ballot in l~l ;in«.l 1okNI alJout h" own lack of pnvaty /\nswcnng ques tions. Bru .... 11 Joked about how little privacy ht· ha!> from the prc'>I> . .crtinJ: rc·cent .,tor1cs -.pecu l :.at1ng about whether he· htt'i t•vcr -.mokt- much prt\,ic·~ J ., I t·an gt'l But I h<t\l· 't'J } httlt µo\\ermN how muth I will get lw said. ·Thal 1<. actu<ilb a fun<' I I ti 11 0 f th (' 1'l h I C!, II f I h I' 111u rn~1 l1st I{' t•orn mun1 ty "I A~l l>ome~h:cl Lroublcd thut :'\lt-rvm f'ield 1-. tl'lhng mt· not to gt•l married ancl m.1< rather 1~ tl'llmj.! ml' to gM married and 1.illl<in Cartt•1 tht· pre-.1dent .... mol twr :-.<1v-; l 'm .1 nut for not loll11winl! my fathN -; JdV•C'v. la:-.t " I' .. k t h ,Jt I h l' I 0 \ t' a r 0 I cl H111\\ n ., bal•ht•lclf ... t,1tus ,•<1dl'd 111 ht' my!>t14ul' ;ind •ht•refori· \\a ... a pohtl('al plus Brown·, father. formt·r Gm 1•.1t Brown. Si.lad lh<tl hl' had m1·1 pop sangt·r La nd:..a Hunstad\. who 11 .. ., l.Jccn lmk~1I romant1calh "Ith the current governor. <Jnd th1111~ht :.he v.ould mak<> a hnL cldughter in l,I\\ l 'h eft 'f riaJ Set LOS ANGELES I AP• Arnt· R1stol. th1• !-.elf employed book kl•cper acC'USL'rcd to 'land t ri<tl on 1in(' count of ~rnnd theft S,\ CRAM f.NTO 1a1>1 A nev. oh"t enc· phon<.-call law has l.x.'i.:P ,1gm•d b> Gov Edmund Brown .I r. Rut JUSl what lh<' la w d oc:- v. as a b it tonfus1nJ! a\ f1 rst. lle rl' 1~ :• dt•:.c·npt1on. issued fnday by Drown·., prcs11 office nf thc bill s1gnrd intr> la w by tht· D mo<'rall<' ~O\'t•rnor "'1AKES IT a misdemeanor 1u m:ikC' obsccn1 0 1 threatemng 1 c•marks with inlt•nl In annoy on 11·1·11vang .. lt•llophon1.· c·a l! which ha., lwt•n rn:i«.l1 111 r1·sponse to u 1 t•4ucst 101 ,, fl•lurn l'al! wher ·h• 1n1t1al c·all "'1' m adt.' with 1n 11·nt 10 annu\ Th< conft.i-.1on v. :1-. eh::•rcd up h' t'\nn .Johnson. an ,11dt· tn ttw ,1u 1hor J\-..,1•mbly m ari P a u l l'rrolo. R-M:ilrbu , Shi -.:J1d 1h1. h11'. A H 24:S4. -.punsored b:. \ht• 0 111tncl A~· 1urneys J\ssoc1at1on. w a.t- prompt<:d b~ a l 971 s t att 'ppc>:tl~courtdC('ISIOn. ' I' T IL\T C.\SF:. a dl'fend<1n1 11'11 , ml'ssa1H·. thl· victim called h:H·k a nd th<' defendant m ade <1n •>hi-t·enl or harassing C'ommenl . Th1. eourt rulL·d that the defen- d ant wa~ annoct>n! under lhto -.t all~· obsC'en1tv and haral-:.:· ment law~ Prrolo's bill woultl mak1· the: /aw., applv rn s uch .~ f"\I!--\ GIANT YARD SALE J.J.'s mows down prices •.. on yards and yards of SPf:CIAL Mill PURCHASE •op quohty carpeting Now rn our btg 1 c, 000 sq tt worenouse and reooy tor delivery ore ~.\lE 3·;951.~~.,._~~SA~ ~1;95~~,~!~~ALE ii if SQ. YO SQ YD SQ YD Reg. $5.95. "Indoor/ Reg . .$9.95. "Fresh Start." Reg. ~10.95. "Ports of Call." Outdoor Grass." For a 1tn1e fh1ck nylon piush reduced !o Heavy 1009/o nylon plush A green you get a lot during sltm new price In popu!or •uxuriously textwed. res1llenr our summer clearance eorthtones of brown rus! beauty •n cinnamon. Tough-duty chevron yarn and sanocoslle wa~nul. mink. bronze promises long life and canyon. temple ivory or durability SALE 13• 95 buMerscotch. SALE 8.45 SQ. YD INSTALLED DRAPERIES SQ.YD Reg. $10.95 "Bel Air." A 10 denier nylon plush ·softy' with that expensive bulky look In versatile nutmeg Reg. S15.95. t-teovy Nylon Plush. Sink into dense nylon 300/o OFF carpeting Decorator town. ·action backea·· tor long wear Heavy 9116 rebond pad included Hurry for this o ne -only 2,000 yds. lef1 Window Treatments at Prices That'll Floor You Conveniently located 01 Ed inger and Newport Freeway in Santo Ano (714) 558·3921 Open Monday lhru Friday Q lo 6 Saturday 9 to 5. Shop like the lul.'ders Do Warehouse Direct at orteout.~ w•lh carpel purchase of S500or more Woven Wood Shades 50% off Designed Ol"d built bv our' .. own master crottsmen • ···:~ 1mmed1ote delivery " '· '" ' ,. . J o••nqoeo, .. o.,,,,,,,"' Editorial Page ................................................................... Sunoa~. Sot>lomo.r 24 1978 Robrrt N WeedlPubttsMr County Economy Forging Ahead Mon· th.rn I 000 uf Oranal' County's busines!) pt.'Oplt• ~.11 ht·rt"CJ lus< "t'l'k hir ttu· l(>th unnuul t-:ronom1C' Out lwk f'unh·n·nn· "lpun .. 111 l d b} lht"' tount t'11nml>t·r of 1·om O\t'I <'l' iJOd tlu· ~in.ill Hu~ane'!'I Adrn1111Mrut1on l'ht• lluMn1·'"· rndw .. tr)·. poht1r11I 11nd m1htary h•adcr!> "hu .tddrL·-.~wd tht• c·onfl'rt•n (•c had one· ttwm1· tht•Y "4h.1rt•d Thl' ,t,1i.• 11r rh1· rounty ·~ t-conomy '" Vl'tY twulth\ anti l1kdv to 1 t•mam so. «>V<•n wh<'n lhl· rc•i..l of tht.· :-t.1tt• .uni n.111111\ mu) ''an tu ft·t•I ff finuncwl vuwh Ht•)und th.it tfwn.· ~ .. , u w1dt: ranl(t' of 1nlo1 mallon pn''l nlt'fi th<Jt " .... ratht•r hroad in ~Copt.' A fl·w <'lemerlt~ l'1t1t·r~t'<J that "'''rt' of intnt"••t Ht•al c..•s t.1lt· dt·\ 1·lopmt.·nt a nrl ronl-ltruC'tmn t•oni..Olutt> the t•nunt) · ... h1i.:ftt''-l industry und dt•i..p1\(' h1~h pr1c..·cs und t'l1mbmg mlnl''' r.Ht•'I, bu11<t1n1: wall c.•onttnut' lu. lcud the l'OU n t V • '> l'('Hllllfl\ \ c:·u, t•rnm"·nt' 111\t•rvt-nuon tn thl· torm of captlul 1·on ,1mun~ I l'.:ulJtlon~ po.ws u mor1· ... erwub thr1•ut to the <·ount y·:-futu1 t: th Jn O'<'h<'al r hungci. m the eC'onomy 1\lt o~t.-tfw1 . lht• c•nnf~rcnrt-prov1dt-d u good look at I ht• ~Ilk \ .1r1t·I) of hu~Jnt''>M'~ thut ~IVl' the ('()Unly tl!> broad haM'<I t•r11nu1111<· <·nv1 ronm1•nt Disclos Motives, Too Wht'n CJhforn1a vote rb overwhelmingly approved P 1 opo~1t1on 9. now (•u lle d the P o lJt1caJ R eform Ac t of 1974, lhl'Y made 1t dear they wanted lO p ut an end to behind· th<: -.cent.-s pol1t1caJ deceit a nd marupulatio n. A b a rt·s ult. those wh o sneake d a bout trying to rig the rn76 R<•publican primary e lection in the 74th Assembly U1 ~trict have had som e meas ure o( c ome uppance. That m l'<Jsure was l<1ken last week whe n one-time t·unduJale Jim S le mons. his campaign m an ager J ohn Young and political cons ultant William Butch er were fined $1.500 each for their civil mis adve ntures durmg Sle mons' HYi'6campa1gn. V a niel Lo we n s lt:m, ch airman of the st ate Fair f'ohtical Practices Commission. said the three men wc.•rcn 't fined beGause they e nticed a s talking ho rse can· d1dale! into the c ampaign in an attempt to head off :.i not h C'r candidate. Maria n Bergeson. I .owcnst cin said wher e S le mons . Young and Butcher wt·nt wron g was in attempting to hide the role they play t•d in fimmcing the pseudo -candidate's e ntry into the ri.l<'C. I n f'ffect . the commission's ruling s aid. Cine, e nte r a J)Ollt1<·u l cLJmp<.li~n for wha te ver reason. hut le t the pLblic know what 11 's all about rather than ti1ae b· iund a c loud ol Ch!C'('ll Thlit':> s ound j udg m e nt. The Political Reform Act o f t!l74 was a imed a l giving voters full disclosure of all mat· H·r~ related to political campaigns. J\11t.l the ill-advised manipulation by Sle mons a nd his c·ohorts was fl agrantly deceitful, a n a ttempt to luJI the puhlrc rnto believing som ething that wasn 't real was ve r y t't•u l ~o. c heers for the s ta te commission for taking anothe r s tPp to upho ld a n ecessary public right to ac· (·uratt· n nd comple te disclosure of matters affecting polrtl rat r:impulgns Appreciate a Vision Onl' of t he m o re attr active ne w s pots a lon g the Orang{' Co<.1st 1~ t he tiny p ark a nd gazebo at the end of l>arrn Point·~ St r eel of the Blue Lante rn, dedicated la s t ""l'L·k :Js the..· Kt·n Samp son Overview. S:Jmpson . of course, w as direc tor of the county's ll ~1rbor:-.. Bc<Jches <ind Parks Department for some 20 ~ <·ar~ bdore his r etire m e nt in 1975. . llndt'r his lc(Jdersh ip, the county's inventory of pa rks and h<Jrbors rc;..l(·hcd a value of $85 million, including H .~oo :Jt•n•s of µarkland a t 14 different sites and 10 miles of lJt• (J('tl<'S. B ut his outs t<inding achie veme nt undoubtedly w as ovl'rset·ingthc~ll million Dana Point Harbor development. · And fittin~ly it 1i. this s pectacular harbor. with 3,000 t'Olorful pleasure boats moored in its s lips, that is the lot·al point of the Ke n Sampson Overview. The little park combines old and new hist ory with a m•w m ark er dedicated lo Sampson along with the older ooe d escribing the his toric visit of author Richard Henry Dana. that gave the community its n a m e . Countia ns heading s outh on Coas t Hig hway would do well to turn towa rd the sea on Blue Lante rn to catch this wonde rful c:oasthne view and reflect on the vis ion or those who m<.1dc th e h a rbor a re ality • Opinions ttxpressed m the s pace above are those of the Dai ly Pilot. Other v11Jws e xpressed on this page are those of their authors and drt•sts Reader comment 1s inv1tod. Address The Daily P1101. p O Boit t560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Pho ne (7t4) 642·4321. I\) L .M. 80YO ti "Ix 11 true thut. the rt" l1 ~10U!> p10rlt•1•r M artin l.ulht'r I!-th<> frtt her or the? 1u11nc of bowling'!" A Ml,::hl s ay that. lt<- ''1.labl1~ht.". "Off with Ins head '" 1s probably the mu:.t quotect luw of :Ill from the worki. of '-'rt lt.C 'Wlo'•,,,. bWr~ ~ ~ ......... _.=.,Q. . . . . -. . . -r ..... - William Shakespeare. From .. Richa rd HI ", to be exa ct. S<.'ho la r s s ay Shakespear e didn 'l writt• tl, however . Tht.•y contend It wus added to lhe script luter hy an actor named Colley Clbhcr. Desert sand doe~n ·t do we ll in ('Onstrur tion. And the re urcn't all that many native camels left east of the Sut'7. ~or t hese r easons . Saudi Arabia imports both sand a nd <.'11mels . Ton upon ton of r1v\•r sand from Scotland. and <'aravans or cam <'h. from North Africa fl u morous fello w . Mr. Marlon Bnando. It i.s reported he slJ(ns hot<·I regis ter s with the nume Lord Greystoke. the tltll' or the fi ctio nal Tarzan. Q "llow much was the IM1i1t•st kldnup ransom cv~r paid"'' A $14 .S million. That'll whul Ex"on ponit>d up t o M:irxh;t guerrillas in 1973 for the rclea11e of Its company man Victor Samuelson. Q . ''Al what age· did singer Lorett.a L nn fira l t>es9me '). • .:,.~~""°"M--- A. 29. Rowland Evans I Robert Novak Human Rights Dulled for Trade l W l\Sll INGTON A<lmnmlra t 11rn poheymukt•t s ala rmt•t.I ove1 )u-,s 11f ;\mt•r ll'JO 1•:111)11rt bU!'ll ll\'"' "'' °'"' 1111o: ai,:.1111!'11 ht1rnM1 I q:ht' \.l'tlll'" or ('Onlffic•rr1;il ''"''' ahrn.ul with hi · Ip r1 um .• 11111-,l "11' 11ri.,1n~ """ <'l' Am l1J~SJ1Ju1 At1dH·W Yc1u1114 i\:. u r\• .. ult h ;11 l'll'l 'o lo ro1't'll(rl Ir 11cf1· 1rn1111.,t•cl In ""'"lant ''H'l'I 1•t.1n or ~ t .. t I' I' " l t J> C' I I ,I II ' ll11rnt1n At 1.111 ~ Burl·uu wi ll :.oon tw I (l w t• ,. I' cJ T It (' :. 11 d1anlo(•''> will r1•0)1lVl' Mlnlt' or I h1• I t'sl rll' tt0ni. 1111 to;, 11111 l I mport Bank Ncd1ls for fo1 \'lgn '<ull·i.. Jl\tl us:surc foreign nJl101\:. of new ('ffort .. lo protect their 1rncJ1twnul tre1dc 1rnttcrns with the US Tia· intervention of Andy Youn!-(. a potent human rights cl1-.c 1plc. ramc 1n a secret d111lom utic l'ablt: Au~. 22 lo nu· I 1onal security adviser Zbigniew lfrlc1.1nsk1. Youni: warned that n t:H.1 application or Ms. Derian ·~ Bob Greene hum nn r11ehl11 st:.an dards was 'dl·nymlo( JIJbl> l<> lJ s workN'I' <ir1d · wt>Jkt•n1nl(' th1• US 1•c·o1111rn y Youni.: ·., uneiq)(!l'lt·d m1SS IV\' also w1•11I lo Ueputy Sec ret.1rv of S I .it 1· W .irr<'n Chn-.topht·r. the tt1lm1nl~tra 11on ·i.; lop hum .i n r1ghl'< .,, • ~• lc·u1s1 .• incl S1·<·rct ary o f <'omm1·rn· Juan1t,1 Kn·ps ITS 'flMI NG j.(I V(·~ s pecia l '>•~n1fica11cl' lo t he warning from Vo1JnJ:. who has frequently em- harra-.s('{J the White llolJl>C with rhctol'icul hi1Hhci<1tmg. It coin· rictt~d wi~thc arrival on thc pr<·i.rcl<·nl '<> desk of Secretary K rcµs · prop<?sui.t for bel'fing up U S. 1.·x1>0r(s essenl1CJ I to stren1tthcn tht: dollar and reduce lhe t rade cl1~1t•1t Thc-.1: pro poi;als havt• hc•t•n in the drafting sl11gc for month~ One kl•y part of lhe Kreps plan tirgucs along lht' hnt:s lau1 out tn Yo un g·~ C'ablc lo thl' White llousc. Without quite dcmandin~ detailed studies on the coi1t· bene fit ratio o r foreig n trade deals rejected by Oerian's human rights officl'. the Commercl' docume nt arfl uC~ cogently as follows ; US. ex p orts url· dcprl'sscd hy humun rights va~ll~mcc as wt'll us regulations rest r1ct1nK under tht· I <.1ble pay mC'nls to tmtldkmf'n and dcahni.: with the Arab boyrotl alo(umst '"" ·' l'I T II t: I M P l 1 C..: /\ T I 0 N 1 :-. strong : Benefits to American rore1Kn policy of th('~<· restnr 11 vc measure:. mw.t be wf•1ghed .1ga1nsl their cost in terms of U S JObs and the U S com pl'l1llvl' PO~•lmn in worl<l tr<Jde. Yo ung posed the issue this °" ay in his d111l11matic cable lo thE.' White lloust· "We should avoid using our economic pow<•r· I n .. w ~l y l h (J I I m I) ,. d c s I ~·eonom1c 1 dl·vclopment in the rec1puml countries while deny mg JObs lo U ~ workers anrl wt•akl'ning 1111r economy a nd our t>alance of payments situation " M uny examples or such "d~· nyan~" worry State Department Economic officials. the Com· merce Department a nd most directly -US. m anufacturers a nd exporters. One consp icuous case is lhe Export·l mport Hank's denial of credit. at the order of Derian's office. for the S27<l million sale of turbines pro- duc~d by Alh!!·Chalm cr · for ttw nt.•w hydroclert11r clam on thl' Pa1'.111a H1v,·r lwlwe1m Argcn ''""' ;Httl J>,1rd,1tuuy Th<· two countr1c·s hitv•· JUS\ ~IVl!O .rn k<'I• cfalwnal :10 day gr.H'C JH·nod tu Alli:. Chalmcr!-. r11lhl0 r lhan or· Ot•f turh1n(•s l'lscwhC'r,., "' hOPl''> that the Ex Im Bunk d1•('1!)11>n w 111 be rPversed I\ Lt;SS puhf1r 1iNi case m· vol ved ,1 hydr~lc•ctr1c proJel'l callt·d thl' fta1pu Oam bet wen1 Brazil and Par aguuy. With both W cst1nghousc.• and subs1diar1cs of Cencn1I Elf'ftr ic as prin<'ioul b add er• f ur 18 l~r ~e 1urb1nc• i.:cne 1at11n: valued al S700 m1llion.lh\• t·onlr.1cl went lo fort•1g n 1>rodul·1·1 "· 1n c lud1nf: Sw1tzerlam1 · s Urown· Bovc•n . Admin1strat10n officials lol1l u:,, S<'veral factor'> were mvotved 1n los ing that aw<ard. includmg Brazilian anger at Preside nt Car ter's campaign a1ta1nst a nuclear reprocessing plant. But they also sa id human rights was a factor. That was made clear in a brie( aside lo a U S. d ip lom at by Presid ent Alfredo Stroessner ol P a r aguay s h o r t ly ~•flc r the awa rd w ~s ma d t'. Gen . Stroessner commented icily that M-4 Dl·ru n ought to be mfornwtl lh:1t ltw eont ra<·t ha'I not gon<' 111 a LI S :.1111rc·e The• St:111• Lkpart 111t·nt "~1 ... prom11lly 1 nform<'l'1 On1· r>roh l1·m h a ' h1•t'n Ot•rsao ·-; puss1t1nat1.• 1.·onv1ct11m lhal lh1· l ' S mus t u~t· 1t:o. t•conomu· pow{'r as a h·vcr to p ry l'On1•t•ss1ons o'ul of :.lute:-. guilty of hum an rights v1olat1on.' many or which are raght·wmi.: d1rt:1lors h1ps 111 Latin America. \!ntll now. her 1.t·ol has carrit:d the tle1y wtthin th1· hurc·auc racy She.· ha:. unqUl''>t1onuhl\ c·au:,,t>d -.omc.· 1mprov.•in1·r:t-. hut. at h1 .. 1 vy c·ost ;-o;,m 1 lw llflc· '' lurn- llH~ t:('ONO~ll(' 11111( 1ab .11 Stal •· .inn \ommt·ri· .. ar1· 11lt n11)1• rorc'l''> Ill lht• t',J ITlp;11gn 111 dull h1·r h11m.1n right .. '"<>rel "1lhout 1mp:11nng lb 1cl1•oloi,:1t·al s h<.•t·n. Ont· high Stah' 1> .. p;irtm1·nt of f 1 1· 1 a I I o I d u ... 11 r 1 v a t t• I v lh .11 !\h l>1•r1J 11 .. "" now .•<'knowl1•11g111g tht1I on O<·<·us1on '>hc hl·r:.<·lf mi.I V IHJVl' 11v1·rstatcct tht· human nJ!hl' ti•M· · T h•· n· ... 111• of t·x1·1·:-.' 1.t·al ovt•r :.lrt''>S on human rti.thts at _ th1• 1·0 .. 1 of l S J"h' dunng high um·m pl11\ ml•nl anti n •l·•ircl I rad · dd11.·1t:. Wife's Tale: Firing Goes Beyond Work R ecently there a ppeared ;o this s pace t he s tory of a m un who wal> a s ucces11ful bus iness t'xeeut1ve, and who was fired why that came into my mind; I guess it's funny what comes into your head at a time like lh<Jl. from his job with the compuny ''WHEN I GOT him settlC?d h e had served for 15 years He · down . he told me that he had told his s tory in vivid. pers onal bt!c n let go. The oompany had terms; "ll feels hkc dy ing," he m erged with another company, · Wdl , t h a t endt>d .sn nn t"nou i::h Not in reality. but m th1· wC1y w1• thought about our hve1' Thl' l'lieh1· would have it that I said to him. 'You take your lime finding a new job. a nd I'll go to work . But I didn't do that. r was afraid. l s uppo!'tc s aid. and there were too m any cx- The response to thul columnn ccuti ves and some of the top "WHAT HAPPENED wa:. that has been interc.,llni.t A number level people were fired. The he c·ompletely broke down 1n lh1· of other mf•n company was giving him a very weeks after he wa s fired Ile h ave wrilten li beral scvcrunce payment. but w<.is virtually immobi le ff\' or ca lie d to he had no choice in the matter. would JU.st ~tare al the walls talk about 1t. he was out Finally he said. ·r JUSt c an t do they, too. had .. I know 1t must be horrible for •l. You're going to have to go to been fared . a man to i::o throu~h something 'work.' . They ~"'emC?d like that. but believe me, 1l 's an "If<' had C'han~ed overnight anxio u s t o ordeal for the wife, too. We arc All t he years or our m a rriage he communiC'ate an old-fashioned couple. I s up had b<'en a very take-charge with someone pose. Thl' unspoken rule was m an. s ure of himself. a lmost too e1bout it. Thc always that he would be the pro sc>lr·eonf1dent Now he he1d been c o m m o n v1d<'r and I would run the hou•l' fired • and 1t all went away thread runmng through what Thal 's how 1l had been is sinrc It was as 1f by tell in~ ham they they had to s ay wus that ex-the day we were marn c<f fie didn 't want him any more, the <'<'ulives being fired 1s a com· was a lways the strong one. ~" company had taken a way the mon thin in our society today. 1ng off to work 1n the morrung-confident facade? that had been --"'"·""'' '\; .. . ~w~;~;' . -.:::.:1 ~~v #' ~ '-"i(~iitUM ~UJJ ·Oil ~ in~ shameful that no one involved verVmodern.butlrs theway wc W'hat was h ·(t w as a'sact . t1Jlks about it. were. and we were COm forluhl<• frii:hl<'n('d m un living 10 a st ate One woman called . She was with it. · of p anic the wife of a man who had been fired, and she said that there was a s tory m her experie nce. too. We talked : I think she i9 r ight. "MY HUSBAND had wo rked ror th<' sam e company for 20 years." she s aid. "( can re· member back to the lime he starte d with them . It wa~ Just :ifte r we were firs t m arried. ond t hey h1rcd him aw ~1 y from another job for what was then u lot or money. We were thnlleiJ It was a real rarecr. lie did very well ovl'r lhe years. and we 've had a wry nice life. ·'The man in your story dldn 't tl'll hiH wife about being fired until three days after it hap· f>('ned . Well. that wasn't the case with my hus band . Ile c ame home fro m work early one day. Ill' never does that. Sometimes he s tays late! I'm used to that II was a renl surpris<' to see him i>O e arly In the afternoon. thoul(h. "Ill' :laid he wanted to tulk to me Wt• :-ial down at Lhc table rn the breakrast room . a nd bcrorc he said anythinR he started to c ry. lie was sobb1nf(. He had n ever e rie~ in front ~e •. 'before. 'the f!a~ ~Jo ~ WH Utlit1'~Mta wen to the ~· tor and fou.nd o ut thal tie hod i ome fatal dJs~usc. I don't know • ~~-POSTAL SERVICE PEEP TUfNI< DEP-'R'TMEHT •• J ke pt tc111ni.: him lh;,it he w<•:-. t ht• ~a m t• person he• w J~ bt>lttn• hl' wa:-f1rc «J. I lold him that Jll'>I bee a usl' the 1•ompany had h-1 him go d1dn I ml'un that lw wa~ any d1fferl•nt. any lt'1>!-11( J pt•rson I told ham lo lh1 nk about 1f mte llel'lually. he had all th•• s ame quuhtu•s hl· had hud on thc> day before• ht· was fired •·Out ht' he1d gum• into a de1tc It was as cf ht• he1d st'eretly be lieved he d idn't have• any vuluc all these yl·ar'. <1nd now lhl• company hud rC'VCa led his s N ·rct to lhl' w1Jrld fl t· w;,i:-. de· vas tated. and so wa~ I. As mut·h US ( told htm hl• WJ~ lhl' Sflm C man as bcfon'. ht• wal>n t. lie w;1s like u strang(•r . .. flt : COULON 'T hl· a r Ir> see our f r1t•nd' lie• w .J .. t oo a xhamcd . 111' 1l11ln 1 It-ave lhl• h<1usc Wec.•ks bcc·~1mt· months. a nd he wa:. m aktn~ no l'fr<Jrl le' look for another Joh l.ookm~ hack on 11, I .wu:-n'I •mut h of a "1Mtp ~ ... ~ ~(I ~ m ukini:: !>Omt-_mmwy rn }sl'lf, hut a ll the yt•ars of 1nl·rt1:1 stopped m''· I ~at hornl' with him~ We wcr(' hvini:: orr h1-; 1>everancc. <anrl off our l>av 1ni.t" "For th<· fir'\! lime 1t nrrurred 10 me· what a Joh m <"tins lo ~ man 'I ll-pends mr,n• t1m<' on h 1!> 1oh than on h is marr1a1ott'. thol ' tor surt>. t1nd so I l>houldn ·1 have hccn s urprtM·d to -.eE> I hat for m y husband lmung h1., 1oh wa:. having the sum<• c•fft•1·1 a~ lol>IOM m e 11rohubly would "I GtJt-:SS Tiff: 1 .. ;..,on \ m Ct•lhng you th1~ 1:-i.o thut othl'r wives know JUSt how much 1s at ... take wlwn lhl'lr husbund tosPs h1-; Job Wt· were~ lucky . he wa!\ f1n ;illy upproachcd by a bu:nnesi. a ssociate from another C'Om· pany, and now hc ·s work1n~ a~am. nut I woul<tn't cull 1t » happy t!ncl1n~ After 20 Yl'3rs f suw u ~1dc or my hu!tlrnnd f ni'V\'r :.u-.pN•lt•d ex1,ll'd, (IOd whilt I :;aw Wit" \\<t•<fknc's and dcs1);t1r and s t•lf clouhl · I thmk thui;,• thin~' .ire· pro ba bly thl'r<' in anv m .1n • know that I would nt'~1·1 h.:vt• ,t~t•n them in my hu.!<hun11 1r h<· hndn t bl'cn fl r{'d Now I don l I h:ni. -~~~_,~-;; year!l I love him JuS't °' much. but 1t ·9 .i d1ffe rf'nt rclationsh1p now. Bein.: rared did th.it. It goes far bcy~nd bus iness ... 7 Sunday. St1plemt>er 24. 1978 To write the Dally Pilot /Box 1560. Coc;ta Mesa CA 91626 To Call the Daily Pllotn 14 642-4321 Oranqr co .. 51 DJrlV """' ltl ore OP-inion ----------------------.------------------------- ' Dr. Charles Bell OF COURSE I'b MISS THE FUN ZONE! THERE'S ALWAYS THE CHANCE I MIGHT [)ECIDE TO MAVE SOME FUN! -- Commuter's Ride IS Reality Dr. BeU lS a pro/essor o/ political science at Calt/onaa Stale UmvcStty, FuUerton Before World War II , my gr andparents and I went by tram from Los Angeles to the San Francisco World's Fair . The trip took all day Recently, I flew from Orange County to Sacramento. The trip took one hour r cou ldn 't he lp thinki n~ how California has chetnged in the last 40 years. Demographers tell us that the Golden State has grown from 6.8 m11l1on peopletomorcthan21 millton FREEWAY S, SlJ B U RR ., a utomobiles. people. s mog and tens ion have over.run much or the state's nch farmland. llouses. streets and shopping :enters now stand where there were >nee or chards and fields The stat.e's ao- 1ual budget has grown from $251 million o $15billion. California 's electoral votes loom arge in national politics And. our gov· •rnors are automatically considered presidential umber Rut in some ways Cahforrua hasn't ~rown -it has shrunk and becomo di&• torted In the 1930's th.ls was a big state with deserts, mountains, farms. vast distances. many, many small towns and a few big cities . I know those mountains were big -at took the train several hours to get over them. And farms - one by one they passed my train win- dow. Houses, barns. fields, orchards . horses and cows nashed by IT TOOK A LONG tame. so it seemed to a s m a ll boy. to get out of Los Angeles. And at took longer to get through the bay area urban sprawl. T here were lots of people and it was an "all day" state. California in 1978 as a small state. Far RB From Washington belo~ my plane in miniature detail, I s aw the checkerboard of farms and tiny SC'~l e towns . The mountains were alm ost nat <way below> I cbdn't see a ny people It was a "o ne hour" state. This is now a commuter s tate One o ut of four Orange County workers com- m.utes daily to Los Angeles. Jn Los Angeles County the average round trip to work is 35 miles. Driving on the freeway is a way of hfe -a part of our daily routine. MARSHALL McL UHAN once ob served of television that the medium is the m essage. It might equally be said of commuting the nde 1s the reality What as the reality known to our legislators and other government of ficials? What do they "sec" as they fly swiftly north and south? Over ha lf or the legislators Oy re- gularly between the state Capitol m Sacramento and their ho me districts in the southland The "Monday Morning" Club flies north out or San Diego; out or Orange County: out of Ontario; and out of Los Angeles lnte rnalional Airport. HOW DO THESE lawmakers view California? ls the state a big chunk of real estate with over 21 million people of a ll kinds and needs' Do they see it all the s uburbs, ghettos. farms. moun- tains. deserts and seashore·• Ironically_ while we have shrunk to a- "one hour" state we have also grown and become more complex. It often appears that the reality of California for most lawmakers is little more than their home district; a trip to t he airport; and an hour's flight to Sacramento. Most of the week is spent in committee hearings, in their offices, and on the noor debatin~ and voling. THEN THEY RETURN to their dis· trict for the weekend a nd a tight schedule of meetings for two and a half days. Then back on the plane. Week after week. month after month -from one election to the next. ll would be nice 1f Lhcy drove to work once in a wlule Mailbox Accounting Due For Pension Plans To th~ Editor· I would like Lo enla~l the aid of your reade rs. Som e lime ago I wrote urging pc•ople covered hy pens ion plans t.o Chl•ck to see 1f they are rece1v- mg their credits. because a fter three years it is too late. l have s in ce written m y senators and the governor urging them to sponsor bills requiring all pens ion plans to annually re port to each member the amount paid into has account by each employer and the amount of full accrued credits he has. MY PENSION plan 1s worth d quarterofabilltondollars Hlhad a bank account and money were deposited into at. I would receive a receipt showing the amount and m y balance. Why shouldn't I re- ceive such an a ccounting from a pens a on plan'! We all have been m ade aware of the graft connected with the Teams ters' pension fund. I believe if these gigantic funds were made to account strictly to their membership. they could be kept a bat straighter. I urgt' readers lo wnte their Congress me n as king them to s ponsor a ball that wall require an annual at·cou nt1 ng Lo each pe ns ion account JAMES BOLDING Wa•te IJt1f!01'e~d To the Editor· R eg arding Saturday's editorial cartoon picturing gov- e rnment s pending as a big, baggy suit that officials think "looks like a fine fat .. and don 't know what tan be taken in. I'd lake to mark a small dart with the t;.11lor':-. <'h1Jlk Puhlat· ofr1c1ab ('<JO dcf1n1tcly ~part· :.i llttlt: matt•ri;.il lrum the "llninµ." of v.h1<"h unnl'l'l'Ssan mailinµs art• a part Tht· foll<>'·'· m g I!> an example· After Robt-rt E Badham. CS. Cong n•ssman for the 40th Dis tnl'l. voted 1.tgarnst the extension of the time h m1t for the ratifica- tio n of the Equal Rig hts Amend· m ent (ERA i, he sent, at tax- payers· expense. a letter and a copy of an articl€' he w rote de- f ending has position. to the more than 250 people who had sent let· Le • s or tele~ram!> urging ham to \Ole .. Ve!-" on the extension AlthiJugh this might be con s true d as a ··n ece ssa ry ·• cJiplomal1c gesture. 1t as only the beginning of Lhe-st-0ry After this maahng. ONE man res ponded. stating that he did not remem ber sending the pro· ERA telegram or author mng 1t This spurred Badham to send ,J letter-questionnaire. a Xeroi< copy of t he addressees· tell·· grams, and a s tamped. ~elf uddresscd envt'lopc l<> c•vcryont· tn the block or telegrnms o r which the s angle CC:tller 's wus a part Badham's offict· in Newport <advised me lhl· block numbered 52. Not so many until you con sider the eost of labor 1n the Xerox room. steno pool , s tuffing room. V.S. post offi ce. train or plane Not so muc h until you consider the pnt'\.' of 100 plus su1mpi., s hc.•('ts 01· pupt>r• :Jnd l'n· vclopc<> tO<J j~ W i\STE7 Whal t'<Hild s uch an 1n\ esllgataon ) ad d '' A vt-ry small scand..al al bt-st. Even 1f none or thc 52 telegrams wa~ dUthcntic. fladham would gain no more than a little s pin·off 4 JUstlficataon for voting the °"a) he did Evt"n granting liadhnm ltw ··go getting spml" that comf)l'I~ him 10 .. gel to the heart of mat lcr<;" IS no l'XCUSl' Why·• Rt•causc hc could hav,• goltcn the 1nformat1on ea:.11) C:IOd tnt:'XJ)l'n:.1vcly b~ simply making a few random phonl' calls lrom Im. Newport Beach of face By tht• w;iy, I did authorizl' 1 und p:1y fo1 1 m y pro· ERA Lele· gl':Hl) t.:nfortunately. average c1 t1zens lack the information to g1H· concrete advice on govcm mcnt ·s grand cxpl'nd1tur cs Bui too fr quently they arl' t•onfront ed with evide nce or s m all. un nt'<•essary ones Tht• dem anc1 of Propos1t aon l.l v. a:-; not to <ll•prtvl• voll'r!:> of 1m port::int ~ervH·e-.. und i.11d. I: \\,,.., .i dt·mJnd lo c·ut tlo" n on ridiculous wa!:>tl' Smet.• m ;.111~ don t J!t:l the ml·!:>~<J~l'. mclVbt• other<. could ;01n mt· in ~ettan)! 1l across in concrc.'te tnms MARY RUTll \'~tera1U T~ la To tht' Editor· We have JOtncd others with a re- quest that Lawrence Welk dedi- cate has •elev1s 1on progr am Saturday. Nov 11 lo the veterans of World War I :.ind rt•v\v(• tht• music and son)!s :.ind fl>chng of /\mt•nca for lttC!:>t' vt•tt·1 a n~. 0 \J I ()I ;.: J n I I ·' • I 11 n \\-.1 ... charll·rt-'<'1 hy tht• 85th Congre!'t:-.. July 18. 1958. as Veterans of World War I. Inc t: S /\ WORLD WAR I ended Nov. II. 1918. GO years ago. Veteransoflh1~ war have been ~rossly neglected. while billion!> of dollars have been .expended on veterans of subsc quent wars · The r e are approxamatl'!y 650.000 hvmg WWI veterans in lht' 80 plu!> bracket. In the next 10 or 12 years 1t 1s quite possible then wi ll not be enough members lo continu e ou r oq:?a n 113tion Dedication of lht! Lawrence Welk Show would be genuinely ap pree iated by veteran~. Lht•1r families and v e t erans H\ hospitals . C .M. GCBBENS Commander. WWI Barracks 111:16. • Letters from readers are welcom.- The nght to condense Letter.~ to fit spoct;! or eliminate libel 1s reserved letters o/ JOO words or Less Will be gwen preference All letters must m elude Signature and maJlmg addres:. but names may be withheld on 11· quest ti stJf}1c1ent reason is apparent Poetry wrll not be published Kemp-Roth Tax Cut May Revive Desperate Republican Party Jack Kemp sits hes ade m e at .Johnson's chairman of the Coun- br eakfas t. Questions s prang cal or Economic /\dv1~crs, ccills from reporters all around the ta· 1t "the most irresponsible fa nan 1'Mi..beJ~ ~9.~~-o.r . .or the cUil policy ever taken in United e :·ir.1fottl btn tf'M~~ J-~ ~~~ --~-~~ 'CAit l'Y.H.••,t1o:, com e taxes one-third in three Kepul>hcans tifJ'df?rreM :'l'~m" years.. of nitroglycerine. Only :w pC'r Republicans have seizl'd on 1t <.'Cnt of the puhlic i(kntafics with as the most valuable piece of tht'm . They hetve only 12 gov· polit ical property in a lifetime: ernors and control legislatures the equivalent on the national in only four states They ure out· scen e of hypnotic Proposition 13 n u m be r e d two · l o ·on e 1 n m California. Congress. N o w . s uddenl y, IT IS A POLITICAL-economic panacea like Bryan's greenback crusade, and it has overtones of excitement that might create a political revival for a desperate party Representative Kemp ( R· NY) 43, born in Los Angeles. 13 years in professional football. American Football Leaguf'·~ t96S Player of the Y car. is bag, t aut , likable, evan gelical : he maybe they have discovered the Fountain of Youth With a falter- ing Jimmy Carter. who knows? I\ presidential election as only l wo years away /\t a news conf ere nce r ha1rman Brock and Senate anti House leaders Baker anct Hhodes handed out press kits containing 14 different ne ws 1tc.~m s about the ~r eal "Republican Tax Cut Blitz": 'has brushed-back hair and UP· "OVER A THREE-year , urned nose; he talks as though period, Ke mp-Roth will reduce ;omebody had pulled the trigger individual Income tax rates by ' 1f a machine gun. Ges tures are un overage of 33 percent across l 1ulck and intense: when he men· the board: reduce the corporate ' Ion s holding down taxes his tax rate by three percent (4fl ' 1ands .hold them down. like percent to 45 percent>. and dou· I ;omebody kneading dough. ble the bus iness surtax exemp- He is rlght·wing and am. lion from the present $50,000 to i ilious. already hO ls trying to $100.000 -he lp for s m all bu~u· mock out New York 's llberul ness and family farmers." iepubliean Sen. J acob JaviL'I, That's whnt the GOP cx- ind it cnn hardly be doubted pl3\ned. "lf the Amcrlcon pco. tl•J..-he.b~ ."1outiht or the. \Yhltc ·I!~ . i:.~~lh_ \f~.!'ll..c....~ • .§.e1 tbe1-t ~~...!.C~~ •h" ~~.:.~)ilti1'&(i 1mY~ ~,f,fhf r. Yt.'<m. ahe3d they must elect a I &£PUBLICAN NATIONAL Republican Congre s . ll'S Uuit :halnnan 8Ul Orock says t~e simple." said House mlnorfty ~arty bu embraced. Kemp s leade r Rhodes. Ian more firmly than any other And the beauty of it -It won't rant tn • pnent:too. ArthUT cost anythlng' It wtn have an :>kun or Brootlnas, I;.yndon enormously stamulatlvc cm:ct '··-·· .. ~-··-- on lh£• l'conomy. We will have there have hC'cn thrc•t• or four our t·ake und eat it. too. We will years of economic l'hmb: a push t<1x l'lll ourselves rich. The cut now would throw the kid ovl'r wall brani.: in more revenue than thl' fence wa's lo;· ~ I went through the GO P hand-'· ~ Iii · i'.-1-.sw~'./< "'~ ..;...w-· -·~ ~ .. '"'; .. ., "WON'T SUBSTANTIAL re· they l'OUhl flnrl to ~·upporr their venue losses occur? .. as ks the sch<' me There· was no re ference GOP with disarming candor in lo /\rthur Laffer, Un1 vers1ty of its ques tion-and -answer Sou(hern California, lhe dis- C'Utechism o the plan. The covery o f whos e "curve " 3nswer as. No. "In every tax-s parked Kemp and Roth in the rate re ducllon s ince 1946." the firs t place. The Lafft'r curve a'nalysis explains. "r evenue s upposedly showed how tt1x cuts losses did not occur but actually would release> e normous tax· mcreascd · s uppressed energ ies. For ex<Jmple, the famous Ken- ne d y tax cut of 196'1. It was <'ngineercd by economist Walter lle llc r and sa vagely fought by the Republicans at the time. Now they know better . They quote Waller llcller to s upport thl'ir ar gument. What docs W a ltn H e ller himself say about Kemp-Roth'! lie says (an academic language, you understand ) il stinks. But let him speak for hims elf. as he did in The Wall Street Journal of July 12. "A 1114 BILLION tax cul In &..three years would simply over· whelm our existing productive capacity with a tidal wuvc of in- creased demand 3nd sW'e ·p t1wny 1111 hopes of curbing de· flclls and containing inflation. Jnc;tsed it wouJdJoop . st,cneraic ~rtrlng d~1""""'~~ Ou lion ... P E RHAPS HE is n 't cited beca u se h1• r ect.•n tl y told Newsweek : · Tl')crc's more than a reasonable probability that I m wrong nut . "'hy not t ry sumcthan~ new·' · Why not, tn· dc<•d . w1· mui.t win I ha t election The GOP handouts cite prom•· P~h nent conservat1vt• economists but l wonder if they know how their names are being used. For exa'mple. the GOP makes a specif.ic appeal to .. minor1tie.'> tt}.&~Rl';i~ de~l~rQ;;, · 'l'AA Kcmp·Roth pro'l10Sa'I '1s rt1t ~ proposal to cut back spending /\II "social programs will bl' "kept to reasonable increases. it pledges. But he re as Dr /\Ian G r e e n s pan . J e.r r y Ford ,, economist. probably the most con servatwe man who ever headed the Council or Economic Advisers <he once opposed the anti-trust law, and t he pro· gessive income tax 1, saying. ··. . those who label Ke mp·Rolh as mflationary are assuming the sa me type of federal expen- diture growth whic h has created our current problems." More :,pecaficall y Nobel Prize wanne r ~ilton FnedmC1n s ays. "I support this ball s ince r believe th<Jt any forrn of tax reduction un-. dcr ;rny l'trcumstances m ust ~~.~~~~""""""'-"'}.I\""''". ·~·t\fft'tf7i~-.~rr.>;f--,...-->~,.~ -« ~a xon" llt"rberl Stem is for it. too Uut why dad he t ell the i\rncncan Enterprise l nslltuk I a ::. I .I u I y • i n l h e •• A E I Economist." that Kemp-Roth would "almost certainly reduce the revenue s ubs tanltally, · would take "30 years " to pay for itself. and that "1l would be rC1sh to adopt a policy which raise!> the federal rJ ehc1t even tern poraraly'' El·onoml!>ls !:>eem lo hu ve bee n bit tied too T R B t $ o I o 11 <1 ' t a n d 1 11 g W(J.$hmgton byline Its author c11r rently t~ R1cltard Strout o/ the Clin3tian Sctence Monitor Heller snys. in efrect. that the U.S. economy In 1964 was like a child on a swing. cominl( back on a return drop and ready ror another Rood push up. Today tt Is just the opposite, he ~ays, "Take heart-11 may havo IOUnded ~lot wor'9 than It 11." ' .. , l lJ DAILY f'ILO 1 Airlines Top Bird Dogs l 1dl1 Joi> Hailed by World Traveler lh · ST A°" 0 t. l.A Pl.Al' ... lit•l\H<t·ll l\t•\.\ Yo1 k und lJublrn ,, non 'lop fhJ:hl I 111..,l ii l \ 1wwratt·r Fl\ 111~ llum P,111, ln 1.ornlu11. 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Nrn "',J\ • • * l 'Vt; Mi\Uf: SOM E NOTABLE rt' 1 '.Vt'n t•s J\1rl111t•, will bard dog all over for , ou Srn1·, 1h<:v'1 t.• l1okl'"l'd cJ' lifdlOll i\ II I I ulll'\' ltH'iJI t.·d Ill\ J;.iughLt·r !\ \\ ,..,, '"' ,,11·h Sl•nt 1t <JrouncJ to my hot el in f> ..ii I ' Pan Amct·1ct..1n packed up <.1 t y pewriter J ldt I etlong with ffi} heart) rn San Frnn "'"<'O l lucl ll \\ <1 1trng for m e at Kauai 1n:FORE I got the re. having s tayed over lor lun<:h at Wa1k1k1. Ll·aving Nt.•w Orleans one morning. J put m y pocket alarm on the a irport cafe la· bll' W <1 lkcd away without it Jn S<.1n F'r<.1n 1·1sco . National J\1r got on tht.• Telex. Had my W<ttd1 on lht· nt·Xt flight And ( picked ti 1111 lwfon· f; tllal night . "' . T ll ESE i\HE THINGS <mlint:~ WILL do for \CHI 1Though ('m not <.tdV l!\lng losing tli111gs IU!\l to test Lhcrn 1 On a :-.nowy wc>('kend m New York Wt' flew with two s mi.111 c hildren to London The l ast flight off s now closed rn just al> \\('got in lht• .11r Yosemite· Call llurn up loauin~ hud put our buggagt: 11n lht· nl·XI fl1~tt1 ~ we got into London \\1th n11 1H1J un1t1!'. or t oothbrus hei,. No d1u 1w1., No wh11>kv !'.Od\A . Believe mt. NOTlllNC •~ 011<•11 in L ondon from Sutur d.i.\ noo11 111 Mo11d.1) Hul ..,011whow TWA uutf'ittcd u:-. \.\1th ,., 1•1 y(h1111~ hdon· ht•clt 11n1· • • • IF VOt Attt-: TO K .. :Et• your luggagt> 1a11cJ \0t1r \"'"'' put a business c<Jrd IN!->ll>E l«td1 hug The name tag on the 1HH~1tfr n1n bt· Im 11 oil 1n handlrng •I 11 •• ,,. J 11 •1ul~1de tag on my I )'IH'\\ nlt:r A11 111-.1dt• 1Ju!\1ness card And m v t11tm1· ,ind ,1dtl11·'~ on the typewriter 11 .ifll•· Till' w;n I nu .... placc lhem. I'm gl ad I d11n t pl." ~1 ;md p1.inu for a living.> J ,.,,, n .1 fli ght b:Jg "rth paJam<i!\. tcmlhhru!'.h, n1wr anci something lo r ead C'u1I\i 1t1m "~ hand .JU'il tn C<.ISC. JI * * "Wt are r<'nting a condominium at Puerlo Vallarta over Christmas. I wonder if we s hould take h ealth p recautions." The C'ondomm1um people will sec th<il you get purified wulcr in five ·gallon bol· ties I Be sure lo USl· it for brushing your teeth. loo l Thl· lol·al 1\mvr'll'an~ µrobiJbly lhL· con<J om 1111um JH:oph.· loo wi ll tell you thl' 11<.ime of lhl' mild punfying solution you bu,:. 1n drug!'.ton•!-. Everybody washes lht·1r ..,~I ad H:l-!ela bit•:, 111 1 l U S l'ubhc 11<::.illh thmki, w<.'1 1 enough of M exico's rceord that they no long<.:r make you s how a s mall,pox vaccination card. I never hcunl of m a laria in P V. None of the local J\mC'n<:<.ins take <1nti-malaria pills !')omc doctor!'. udv1sc preventive s hots :.ig<.110:,l hc1n1l1lt!'. Othl·rs <.1rcn'l s u re thl'y rlo ;my good J\nd <111 of them !>UY they onl~ las t s ix weeks ;invwu"· • • • "I need a nt·w p a~!-.JWrt hut som<·huw l'\ll' mispla <:cd m y birth certificate." Your old pussport 1s <.111 you need fo1 lhe n<.•w one. If you 're going to Europl', the bc~t ·looking passport ca~cs are sold by Loewe of Madrid. They h ave branc h es m other E urop 'Gi n <:Ill«~ TRAVEL /tlosoi~ Map One o f t he earliest maps of the Holy Land I!) not on parchment or paper but is a large mosaic paveme nt. The mosaic is made up of thousands of small pieces of stone tesserac cove r ing the floor of a Greek Orthodox c hurc h in Madaha . J ordan. 20 mil es wuthw~i,t of Amman A black·robed priest in t he St. George's Chruch r emoves a large tan vas to reve al the pic torial map of the Bi- ble l a nds as seen by a 6th century Byzantine artist. The map is a popular to urist attraction Exemption Duty Up? WASlllNGTON cA f>1 Th<' llou:.t· op,·n~d lhl' way la~I W<.'Ck for L' S travelers lo bring home tnple thr goods they formerly could purchase on trips abroad without paying duty Hou!\e member!) passed and sent to Pres1dl·nt Carter a bill mcrcasmg thl' personal duty exemption from $100 to SJOO on ~oods brought in from foreign countries and from $200 to $600 on goods imi)orted from the U.S. Virgin I s l ands. Gu<tm o r Am e rican Samoa · TH E BILL ALSO extensively re VISCS CUblOffiS proced ure!., i;eneralfy lo prov1dl• for UM' of more modern Youth to Vote COl'ENlll\Gl':N. Denmark 1A P 1 Danish volcr~ have aJJprovcd iowcr 1ng lhc v11trn1-: age from 20 to 18 Thl' voll·. ma national re ferendum . was 1.21 million in favor and I 04 million opposed It means :-.omc 140.000 teen·agers will be added to the voting hsts. ... c ... t-q u1pmcnt and method~ and lo pcrmit a more fl exible as!.c~!'l mcnl ol pen~1lt1es for v1olattons One of 1ts principal sp<>nsorb. 1<.cp James R Jonet>, D·Okta . told the House 1t represents the fi rst reform of the Customs Service since the early 1950s and is "lhe first step an moderruz· m g the service." · The bill is a compromise between vers ions earlier pas::.ed by the House and Senate. The Senate already has a pproved the compromise and the Curter administration favors it. 54 .. 5554 It I 4 HAUOll ll YD. COSTl.MISA i:~;s H[ A""" 4'1R C0-0 ... lN 1116)1 ~tv•<~ ftfl'W~hel YOW' 0ocw l(dH '>IOU·,........,.,,.._, 'Yo.H AttitA• ~O!>T A ME~642-17 S3' 1m...,_...,.,., Ml~'>ION VIE.1()49>04()\ 1"11 c-.. 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INDUSTRY LANCASTER LA VERNE lO'NG BUCH MONROVIA RIVERSIOE RIVERSIDE ,SANTA ANA SAN BERNARDINO SAN CLEMENTE ARLINGT N TORRANCE VALENCIA VENTURA WEST COVINA WESTMINSTER .. 1 ' 18 DAILY PILOT Sun«Uy &eptembet 24. 1871 ASBESTOS HAZARD I SOCIAL SECURITY Asbestos: Slow Killer LOS ANGELES !AP> U Marr os Vela had to gel by oo the same air lht! re!>l of us breathe be wouldn't tu t Iona After 35 yc,.r* of worklni with asbesto..'l, hl!\ tuni ia tir.-shot und h• haa to brutb pure OXY&t•n W hour11 u da> Vf'l a, 80. ~l)CtlH ha'! workln& llC~ at lbe Joh n~ MunvUle u l>Htos producta planl •bout 1$ mlle~ l'B!>t or Oaklillld ll WU~ no surpriat to him wh~n tht-ft<lf"r i.l 1<>vernmeo.t waroed In Apn l thut mlllloni. m ay dl~ from wortlina wnh u beilos dunnjt lhf' pHt 30 yea,.. \'ELA K NOWN THt:R•:·~ a good ch111n<'t' ht· '" goln£ lo lM' on.-of tho11t· rnilUOM tit-know'! that many of lh<' m t.•n who wortltd with hi m 111t lht plant in• alN-ad y dt•ad Allout half t.ht• P<'<>Ple who workf'd with ..a1>btc·bto-. in lhc 1 art• n~ted to du: of .i.~bt•11to ... J 1't.'»'.-Muny are JU t now •howma '' mph11w1 ht•t·uu.,,• k ' tw'ltD-'1 d 1llt"1&M'l'i usua&lly tu kt' 20 lo _.,\ t·.ir' tu 'hm" up \,bft,ln' c ••""'' thr 1•1• nlJJur d1,1·a't''> One· lb ui.bt·~tc~a' .1 nun <J O< 1·rc111' •,c·urrmjj 1tf t111· lun~:. t hat l(r..idu ullv rr1.11lc.t•') It hurdt'r iwd hardt.'r lo brt-••lh l'ht' ntht-r 1""0 IH I' t•a ml•n, luntt l'ancc>r and ffil.'50th1•.awt111, ll r unccr 11f tht• llntnlol of the 1>lom 1H·h m ht· lun~ Mt-SOlhchom8 •. h;ircJly ever seen an the vopul.illon "''ncrJ ll v but k1Us n.:arly one in 10 <.1s bt>bl0t< WOTlu .--s Sever"l other cancers also turn up mor. frequently m u bestos workers A~BESl'OS IS A general term for several f1b rou minerals ma de from crw.tung certain ll.1nd11 of rock mlo a while dust Ai.best~ won't burn. won't c·or.rlt.r l heal and 1s used an more than J ()0(, l'Ommcrc 1al products, including f1rt>pr .. oi mull'nal:-. J nd tn!iulalion As bt>sto..., 1::. t•vcrywhe re you lci0k It's 1n J t <·1 11cal cea hnf.!!> br<ikt· hnJn~i.. fireproof roof· tn.; :.h1nglei.. noor tlll>:., pipe mc;ulcillon ll's In virtually evny hou:-.t• and building Asbestoi. 1:. such a ('Ommon material th1tl ,myone can bre ath the fibers without even re· a lizing 1t. Children a nd wives of as bestos workers have developed asbestos cancers simp- 1 > by coming into contact with dusty clothing. The danger comes rrom breathing asbestos fibers. and that generally happens in the work- ingplace-asbestos plants, at mines and mills or m the process or insulating or removing old in- sulation at a construction site. NOBODY KNOWS HOW MVCH asbestos is enough to kill The re a re mciny ca ses of Europe Feels Social Costs LONDON fAP> Inflation and mounting bills are forcing Europe an governments to take a hard second look al soc ial security. The costs are a stronomical. since social :.ecurity in Europe exte nds far beyond pensions ror the e lderly BRITISH SOCIAL SECURITY shells out S250 ti week to fin&nce "Big John Knight," 42, a Jobless man who goe~ on fathering children although ther e are already 21 m the two homes he lteeps for his legal wife and for another wom an in the rugged hills or Cornwall. Italy's econom y is far from strong, yet or an l'Slim;,ited 57 million Italians, 16.5 million are reccavmg sta te retirement pensions worth $2S h1l11on a year The state's pension funds yield Sll billion a year less than that, so the state has to make good the deficit by loans and subsidie s. "The tee,nfic national illness of cunning has infected alf s ocial classes," says Leonardo Vancnte, an Italian social security specialist. UNLIKE OTHER EUROPEAN nations, Switzerland, one of the world's richest coun. t.ries . has no trouble providing retirement pensions of between $404 and $808 a month, financed by contributions of 5 percent each from employees and employers. West Germany's social security system Is also relatively stable. In Denmark, 40 percent of the state budget goes to social benefits, and less than 10 percent for defense . But Denmark's heavy taxes on incomes, li - quor and tolJacco keeps the social security -;ystem JtoinJ.? smoothly. "As a result of persistmg economic prob· lems , most European governments have lost their appetite for bi gge r and better social pro· Jtrams," says Donald F Poden, director of Willia m M. Mercer Benchls Ltd. and an expert on European social security. . Many are caught in a dilemma, for an in· ('rca~c in social security taxes would have ll defl ationary effect on their already depressed economies. while a reduction In benefits is .egllt!Calli 'in!h!nkable:~· ~;'f~ .. • 6--;.;,n -, m NOW TO SEPTEMBER 30 On Selected Frame Styles Exclusive Designs All Imported FASHION ISLAND. NEWPORT BEACH '~..u~1~,,~ ·~ti 1•'4 ( . • . ., "; .. /.,J '-:t. Or". Where you get-your glasses is as 1mportant as the glasses you get. . .. .. Thousands who worked with mineral find disease, death waiting 30 years later Marcos Vela, 60, carries oxygen during visit to former workplace at Johns Manville where he spent • 35 years working with asbestos Fonner insulation• r,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I worker and doctor o~~o~s "· • check X-Rays for ~~ signs of disease p.\-CI e'-f:. Ar,._ asbestos cancer in people who worked around the mineral ror only one s ummer. A Santa Bar bara man developed mesolhelioma 20 years after his onJy exposure-one day of tearing down a building ins ulated with asbestos. Vela has asbestos is with such severe .scar· ring of his lun~s that any .effort leaves him gas ping for breath. Vela has a big oxygen tank in bis house in Antioch and s pends most or the day hooked up to it. That tank holds enough oxygen for four days and Vela also has a one-hour tank he keeps in his car and a four·hour tank he lakes along when he goes out for a while. Vela says he never s moked a ciagrette. "II I smoked, I wouldn't be alive and talking lo you right now." He's probably right': Scientists say a person who works with asbestos and also s mokes has 92 times the chance of dying of lung cancer as a person who neithe r smokes nor works with asbestos SCIENTISTS SEEM TO BE linking an ever· growing number or products with cancer, based only on experiments with laboratory r ats that were exposed to unusually high concentrations or the product. The test a nimals for asbestos. however. have been humans. millions of them. and they breathed only what asbestos there was in a normal day 's work. Joseph C alifano, Secretary or Health. Education and Welfare. warned in April that about half or the 8 million to 11 million people who have worked with as bestos during the past 35 years may die because of asbestos e.xpos ure. That doesn't sound lt ke much asbestos unt il you figur~ thal there are a million cubic cen- timeters in a cubic meter and a man working eight hours gener ally breaths about 10 cubic meters. So a worker could breath 20 million asbestos fibers a day under the current OSHA standard MANY SCIENTISTS BELIEVE that stan- dard is much too lenient. The Ni tional Institute for Occupational Health and Gmty hb recom- mended tightening the standard to one twen- tieth of what it is now Dr. Selikoff said the current standard was developed lo prevent asbestos is and that a much lighter standard is needed to prevent asbestos cancer John It McKinney, president of Johns Man· ville. a major as bestos producer. said, "We're oppos ed to the lowe ring (tightening) or the s tan- dard because we don't think it's necessary .. One thing many asbes toi; v1ct1ms want 1s compensation. Vela won a $350,000 malprattlce s uit against a J ohns Manville doctor ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY lawsuits are being filed agains t ttie manufacturers or asbestos by workers who say those companies were aware asbestos was haiardous 30 years ~go but didn't bolbe r lo tell people working with ll. Johns Manville president McKinney said he thinks the victims should be compensated but not throufh lawsuits agains t hjs company. "We don't fee we're any more at fault than the medical profession or the tobacco industry or the government." McKinney s ugg ested compe ns ation be funded by "a tax on as bestos products and a tax o n tobacco. and government paying its fair s hare " .............. ·•I ~ :•' 41 • Meantime, HEW has launched a campaign • alerting older and retired asbestos workers • ri ..... _.. especially . The message : G et medical 't H ERB • checkups. Slop s moking. Acquaint yourself with •. FRIEDL,\~DER : asbestos hazards. One public service message for broadcast • IS '1AKl~G • was filmed on an old Liberty ship and warns .• GREAT DEALS « "You could be a cas ua lty of World War 11 and • FREE • not know it." The campaign concentrates on : • shipyard sites and other high risk areas. 50 • • GALS .. THE NATION'S LEADING asbestos re-• OF GAS • searcher, Dr. Irving J , Setikoff of the Mount .......... "'·"·-· .................. + Sinai School of Medicine in New York, says the • or Oii. ('llA~Gt-:~ • dangers of asbestos were fairly well known in ·• •• .......... ..-'' 1"' ''""'' •0• • • •~ IMI I• tew .. -. tMU f't f 1935. Three years ago he wrote, "With this • background, it is difficult to explain the curious • • HONDA e • ' f • IJ1M llooerhllhd quiet" o the following decades. "Little was ,. u1 rm .-......... .,, oum • done. regulations were few and government in-•* * * * * .,.. * * * * .,.. •• spections and supervision were infrequent." ,. MG-TRIUMPH ! It 's known that there was too much asbestos -.. in the air at many jobs in the 19405 and 1950s : e JAGUAR e · • because the diseases a re now showing up. ,. FIAT-LANCIA « Norbert Mehan, 69, worked in San Fraocisco • m••••11t111u~h•hd ~ Bay shipyards during the 1940s and he recalls •.---._ m nn wn1.-.., ""''m ..,. the as bestos was so thic k "It looked like it was :..-.-* * * * * * * * * * *• snowing all day long ." ! e TOYOTA e • In the 1960s things were still pretty bad, 1 ... "'"*~1·1•"""d • R ·• l.1t-I••••• UJ !.414 « says oger Hamilton . business manager of •* * * * •·• * * * * * ~ As bestos Workers Union Local 5 in Los Angeles. • ,"'l()T()Rff(,,'t I:. ... "We had no fear of the stuff. We 'd raise all '' " .. tJfl.O HERE'S HELP Do you wonder if you're drinking too much because you have prob~ems .,_, OR if you have problems because you're drinking too much! The Advanced Health Center Alcohol Program will help you answer the question AND Solve your problems· the right way! • 1 Person alized Program' tailored just for you! To meet your needs! • Professional Staff - • More than 35 years experience In solving alcohol problems. 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'r 1A J'1 Hur ry \\ h1t a kcr 1& uplnnng th1· i.m ull m yslf'r10\~ a.phf't t" ins ide the• tiumitn l'fli n1 um. mapp1na the ~ltt')C or langu•ace 1n th" brain In 1o1 )ot'n~ uf rem arkable' uper1 mt<nts, the University or Rochest~r O('U rop''~·holoAJBt and neuroltntemi.t hai. found lhut a mu<'h wider art-a 6f the brattn than previously s~pectf'd is m \ol\t"<J m lanf uage more than hair of lht> ldt he-mi.sphere 1n 90 per cent or nll people LANGl1AGE FUNCTION 11> lo<'itl t'll 1n the It.ft hem isphere The nghl hf'"nHsphert> ts devott'O 111 v1itual crnd :>pec1al funt'llons Whitaker has al . .,o found that d1f (erent languages occupy different parts ol the left hemisphere in a penon who speaks more than one. Moreover, "our brain 1s as unique as our face," Whitaker says. Brai~ diffe r Crom pe r son to pers on, something "we suspected, but thls is the f1 r s t dire ct phys iological evidence " The evidence derives from stimula· lion of brain matter during "open brain" operations on e pileptics by a U n iver s it y o f Wa s hin g t o n neurosurgeon, Dr George A. Ojemah in Se atUe, with Whitake r in atten· da nt'e The open brajn operation has bl!en standard clinical practit'e for three or four decades in the treatment of epile ptics who don't res pond to drug treatment. Only about 3 to 4 percent of epileptics require the s urgery. Epilepsy traces lo a bralo malfunction characterized by "electricatstorms," uncontrolled electrical discharge from the affected brain cells. THE PATIENT can be kept awake a nd alert during the ope ration because the b rai n itself is not sens itive to pain, Whitaker s ays. While the hrajn sends pain s ignals to the rest of the body, it has no pain sensors of its own. So it's possible for the neurosurgeon to open the scalp, usin~ a local anesthetic, and proceed to test for "good brain or bad brain.·· The point of the surgery is to find the damaged brain cells that are r esponsible lor the intractable epilepsy and to cut the cells out in hopes of alleviating the condltion. To test the ceils, the surgeon uses a pair of electrodes, tiny silver balls five • millimeters apart. The electrodes constitute a probe lo explore the brain cells. A very weak electrical current, of the same intensity a<; the normal electrical ac· tivfty of the braln, is sent through the probe The current, however, is con· verted lo a different pattern so it de- liberately interferes with the brain's normal functioning at that precise locat ion. TO FIND THE "bad brain" sec- ti o n s o f the e pileptic, the n e uros urgeon performs wha t amounts to a direct EEG, electro· Woman Nam ed Neuropsychologist Harry Whitaker found surprise while mapping brain encephalogram. The electrodes are connected lo a recording machine with a graph. When they com e in contact with damaged brain cells the chart will display cha racteristic epileptic activity, jagged lines on the paper. The surgeon then has to de· cide how much tissue can safely be rem oved Undt·r these circumstances. then, Whitaker had the opportunity to map the brain for the precise location of language function in "good brain." The technique is to evoke errors in th e e pilepl1c's brain function. Another person in the operating room will s how the patient some familiar object, say a picture of a ship, or ask the patient to repeat a sentence. While the patient is doing this, the neurosurgeon moves the electrodes around the surface of the braln cells. When the brain section involved in this language activity is touched with the e lectrodes, that brain function is s uddenly interrupted -so qulckl y that the brain lacks lime to com- pens ate or reor,g;rnize itself -and the patient C'annut complete the la ng uage task. That pinpoints the locations of language "YOU FIND OUT that way what that piece of brain is doing ," Whitaker explains lie says the systematic mapping adds only a few minutes to an operation that can last JO to 12 hours and is only incidental to the primary purpose or the neurosurgeon. The Roc heste r s c ientis t em· phasizes his finding that a surprising. l y large amo unt o f th e l eft hem isphere is devoted to language, esp ecially when you consider the e n o rmous r a nge o f moto r a nd physiological functions the brain performs. The mapping of language sites also has implications for the neurosurgeon who is operating on epileptics he then knows precisely which portions of the braln are for language and will be carefuJ not to remove so much tissue that the pa- tient's ability to think and speak is impaired. SACRAMENTO <APl E. 0. Hendrickson, M.D. J ean Kindy Walker , a fo rmer !>late Highway Com mission m e mber , has been named to the Little lloover C o m · mis s ion, the ofri ce of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. a nnounced. The 45·year· old Modesto housewife replaces -Alan Rothcn· hNg, who resigned . is relocating his pract ice to 120 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa 646-3961 General Practice & Industrial Medicine Paid Polllical Advertisement Public Meeting September 28, 1978 7:30 P.M. Wontens Club Ball Z86 St. Anns Drive La1una Beach Honored Guests: SALLY BELLERUE* KELLY ·BOYD* ~~· ... 1-t.. -. *Lapaa Beach.City Couacli Member • Sp••HrM lty ............ a.aell r .. uu .. 1 ... R••-RJ ... l• c:...-..~-.................. ~ ... ~ .. ,,...._ ...... Sunday, September 24, 1978 DAIL V PILOT A f f' 1tild 1elhae 313 to 5030FF HOME & CAR RADIOS At Radio Shack 283 to 5030FF HOME& CAR ALARMS At Radio Shack COSTA MISA '"' .......... ,, .. ..__ ... 413 to 6630FF SCANNER MONITORS At Radio Shack 403 to 5830FF BASE & MOBILE CB's & ACCESSORIES At Radio Shack 663 to~ 7230FF PRE-RECORDED LP's, 8-TRACK & CASSETTE TAPES At Radio Shack 203 to . 3730FF CASSETTE RECORDERS & BLANK TAPE At Radio Shack 373 to 6330FF SELECTED ARCHERKIT® & SCIENCE FAIR KITS At Rad io Shack ~":-,·_ ~-·~m~ to 5030FF CALCULATORS At Radio Shack CB SLIDE CHART 10( Reg. 79e Value Handy reference! C8 10-eodes on one t ide. CB 1!1ng on reverM. 98·1032 At Radio Shack CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) M 11 01V1s10N Of! TANDY coi.1101111noN LA.utt.4 ... Ua. .. ... c-' ,.,., SAN a••fTI ...... ~ .... • --~ I 2 0.\IL y PILOT O.ap~I Dedicaf ed Chaphun Ho~rt Perry of Hoag Memorial I lo:,pit<.il light:; a menorah during recent <'t•n •monJt>l) dl'd1cating the hospital's John Sl<1uffcr Interfaith Spiritual Center. The tenlt!r. cont aining this c-hapcl. was built o.lly ...... , .... - with funds from I.he John Stauffer Trust a nd donations from Orange Coast con- gregations representing the Catholi c and .Jewish faiths and local Protestant dt!· nominations. Drugs Prompt Arrest A San Clemente man was arrested Tuci.day on suspicion or possess In(( narcotic~ ror :.ale, uflcr city police a i. s e r l c d 1 y fo u n d o o l' pound or hushish and several doses of LSD an his car A pol1ct• :.pokes man estimated today that the s t r~ et v a I u e of the hashish and LSD would be about $4,700 Donald Karl Drury. 41 , of 202 N Ave Al· l esandrp. was ques- tioned by a patrolman who found him sleeping in his car near the tn tersect1on of Cum1no Capistrano and Pac1f1 c Coast Highwuy <1t 3 ·:JO a.m Tuesday The questions lf'd to a sear ch of tht:' car , r~ vealing the drugs, the spokesman sa11.J. Drur'y was in custody tod<1 y al th e Sa n Clementt! Jail. His bail was set al $50,000. lie is schedul t!d lo appear Thursday in the South Orange Co unt y Muni cipal Court 1n Laguna Niguel P lltJLJ<: NOTl(.'t.: lllCTITIOU$ 9USIN[$S NAM( lTAfEN!NT "' .. tOlft.)wfM pt.t\iC)n I\ 00.n(J bu\I fW\\ ., CUS f OM MAR INf FAtHll(All004 /\/J\14lrr A•~ Hun 11nqt°" o~,..,, c • 411rtll H Vaugl\1, "'•' Ooell•lr~. '1unllnQIDt!lleot<h C• •1..., fl'\f\ bU\olN\\ I\ t~(ff'O OY .,, If\ d111•du•I AtlteG H V•VQlll '"" \ltl•ment ,.,. "'"" w11h 1~ C.Oullh c ltrk (If Or•not' U>ullly on vp temt>er I, 1•1• 111004ff l'vDll\l!lld Ot <tn17 (<M\I Odtly f.11101 \•pl IQ, II, Jc 0<1 I, IV!t Cl14 18 PUBLIC NOTICE l'tCTITIOUS 9USINESS N4ME $T4TIMiNT '"" •ouow1no ocr)«I '' OO•nQ Ou\1 M\\4\ VOUA (;NIN Sl'f;(.IAL PlACt INfERIOR OE~IGN, 'KIO Sea L•r>P ~1uo1ou.c.orui .. a.1Mer.C• 'f?US De•nn• 0 l1<.11y low.,., l QOO St• l•,,. Coron. <ktl M.lr, C• qlU~ Thi\ buM ..... > o> <onduc lt<". ,~,. ,..,...., Publl\....a 0<-(0.>1 0••1~ Piiot S.pl 10. 11.14. 0<1 I. 9'18 1211 11 P UBLIC NOTICE l'lc;TITIOUS llUSINIESS NAMC STATEMENT 1 l'u toll0<#1nq i»r\Qt'I 1 <101nQ b•hl Ht\\ 11\ Vl',1A .All -. llO I On1 1!11 Ii l 'urnte 4o.J C n 'iUOI JtHf>n • ,.,. "' W1•·.t1no, ... 1.,o•J l'"- AnQflt"\ t • 1 f P11'\ Ov-.int \I ""0V4 ,_..t h f Jfl ftt d1"tdu_.1 10\0f' I,.,. f ~I) \t .. tt'tllt n t Wff tl1'1d Wll h thi:: <01in1v Cl•rk ''' 0•<1nQI> <oun1y on ~P ltJtnt.wr I, t~~/d F1004tl Pul>l1>hl.'<l Or.tnQl' CA>O\I tJ~llY Piiot !><'Ill 10. II 2•.0<1 I, 1~18 •11~ 18 PUBLIC NOTl('E '9CTI TIOOS llUSlmEU NAME STATEMENT COUNTY 'OBITUARIES Pl'81J(" NOTl('t; FIC1 1Tt00$ 9U\1NlU Not.Ml! U ATl!MfNT ,.,., foHo""'"'fl ~''°" .. .,,., 1Juuu1 Ov\•f'\f'\• •:. DA(, 1Nfl lllOR\ •l17 W•ll M1v•r-Av• f UiUnt••" V•llC'~ (A lftlOii Ov11na L h•<klunll QU? Well AIWt' AV•. f(kif1'd1n V•tl•v t A'1/0I f·••Y I O•<•luno .• ,n W•11 A•••• .... f Ounl••n V<tlloY CA .,,OI '"'' OV'fn.')-. h l OftOu<.led by •n 1n Ot••duel <-••YI ll•K ~lund 1 Ills ,,.,.,._, .. ~, ,,...., w11h ow County Clerk 01 O•oJlQC' CO<lnly on Seo• 12, "'' PUBLIC NOTJC•: lllCTITIOU\ 9USINUS NAM[ ST4TIMINT T"t •011ow1nq Of!'"°"' •r• 4o•no b\l\IM\' •\ 81Ll & Pl f[R JANSEMA CARPENTRY lJO RO<h .. ler Strff1 "8' . COlle -W. CA -Ut1 Wiiiem Der~ J•num•. ))O Oo•CllHI~ Sl•ffl, Coal• -... c• 9141' Peter J..,,.m., 1n AIO.•t Ple<e. Co•t• Mei.a. CA tun Tiii\ buslneu 1s cor>0uct10 by • gene,.1 N (1Mn111p w111em Ctr~ J•~wo<n• Tllo\ \\Al•"""'' "'n 111.0 wltll Ille County (.ler~ 01 Oran~ Counly or\ SePI " 19/t 1"1111'6 Publl\IWO Or•r>O< Co"'I Oa>ly Piiot ~Pl 14. Ott I 8 I\ I'll Pl BU(" ~OTICE ,..ICTITIOOS 9U$1NEU NAME ST4TEMENT f "'" tollow1nQ Qer\On\ drt dolnQ bu\in~l>\ •~ 'iEA RIDGE HOMEOWNERS AS SOCIAT IC»<, 1400 °"411 Sire.I, Sulle 7H. New1>«1 Be.ell, C.lllornl• •~ '>e• RIOQe H~Mr\ A,_,. t1on, c1 C..Htornl• corpor•tlon. t.00 Oud•I Str .. 1, Su••~ 1H, Newport IH•<ll, C.•lll~n1a '17660 f f'll\ bU\fne-\\ ''° (oncJV('"d t)y •(,Of• POr•hon \EA AID(;[ '10MEOWNEA'.> A'.>!i()(IAllON A1<n.-.ro Putm•o PUBUt" 11.0TICt. "ICTITIOUI 9UltNf.U NAML UATIM&NT th• totlow•no O•t\Ort " ao•no °"''""-'' ., A O~ERI • HAIJ~Elll 1.0N'.fRIJCll ON C.0 ,. ... Ot ellt••OOO llld . S•n J~•n c.pi.1rano, CA t'ltfS f1011er1 A H•uP••I hH• Ot•f\O••OOd lit d , '°o1<11 n '""" C.p,.lreno, CA ~IS Tiii\ INWl'oHS h Condu<t.O by an lnOIYIW.1 Mo«it A.H-11 Tiii\ ll•t-t ... Ill~ '"'"" ..... CO<lnlv Glen ot O••n~ C.O..ntv 0n SePI .... ,. f>t'8l.1(' 1'tOTH'E F tCflflOOS 9U~INE\~ NAM[ STAfEM[N• I h•• ,VHUIA!lr'Q &>l t""°' • dc>•MC,I ~'' l'H·\-~--HA CO\/t Rf Al IV CQMf•AH• 101& W•\lw•rd Ldne C""I• -·· (A 'f?&ll R~rt P Horwitz tC7• Wf"\l•oro L•~, CO\ la Mot"', CA '17oll Thi\~~''' COttC)u(tt;O C>v •n '" o ... ou•I AobPtl P Horw1tl T"'' 'l•leMf!nl wtt' t11t·'CS with tN! County Cl""'"'°'""°'" t.o..niv ot1 Sc!p ""'be' I> 1419 f'IOIM/I Publl\"MI Qt.,no Co.1'' Od1l\I Pitt.I ~Pl II 7.t Ott I l 14/, H IM I~ Pl18U(' ~OTl<.'E STATEMU•• OF '"fTllOQA"IAl F•OM PAATl<.Er.SHtPOP"°'·' flN(', UNOEll F•CTI TIO<IS eUSINE~S NAME fh« totlowu\Q "9t\lt..lon n-'\ ww11nor••n ., d Q~ner•I O•''n•r trum •f'I• pettner\htp oper4t1n~ una•,-•ntt llclltlou• ~1neu """"' of Fun t°"" Oevelopmenl •I JJ33 Wo l Cont HIQllwav. S..it• JOI, Newport BU<". CA it2t63 Th• ftClltlOU' bu~•"•'"' n.m. U•tement for Ille partfMf\ll•P ••~ tll•d on July i.. 1'19 "' Ille Counlv ol Or•noe. ~ull N•-end AOdro• ol '"' Pe"°" Wllhdr-•nQ 11_, Seltu>q H Lind• l\>e, NewpUrl Ile.en CA .,.., Forum Roster Crowded::~, I 'ht• fott0#1nq pe1'\0n f \ 001nq bU'J>• ntt\\ d\ I( RIUo f!llMA REAL (!,TATE 1184 C•nyon Or 0 C.O.t• M<'w C.• 'nUI Pduhnt_ Vw 1ttu1m 71.._ (..a.nyon Or 0 (O\I• Mt..., (• '17611 . HH \ t>u\me\ ... '' tonouc 11!<1 bv •n m Otv10Udl P•uhl'Jft Gw1lli•m C,ttM-r•t M.t~r Tf'll\ ''•1~nt Wit\ t1lfl'd with t~ .CoU<\IY Cler• o! Or_. <.ourth on ~o 1em1>er & "'* 111-J Publl\~ <>-•-C.0.\I Deily "'''°' Sepl 10. 11. H . ()(1 I 1•'9 O il IS ,.._," PuDll\Mcl O"'nqo C.CM•t 0.t!ly Puo1 ~Pl , .. 0<1 I, •• I) l~/I •.rt• II P UBLIC NOTICF. FICTITIOUS 9USt•fESS NAME STAT[MENT Cor~ Schmitz to Debate in Viejo By O.C. HUSTINGS Ol ... O.lty ...... MM!' Norma Gibbs, former mayor of both Hunt- ington Beach and Seal Beach. has endorsed David Baker for second district county supervisor. Jn her endorsement. Mrs. Gibbs refrained from mentioning Baker's opponent, Harriet Wieder. with whom Mrs. Gibbs served on the lluntini:ton·Bcach City Council • • BAKER, MRS. WIEDER, and two nvals in the 7Jrd Ai.sembly District, incumbent Dennis Mangers and Republican Chuck Gibson, will be •1uestioned Oct. 19 at a public forum in the Hunt- ington Beach City Council Chambers. The Active Citizen Team, which is sponsor· ang the 7 p.m . session, bas asked that members of the public write them with issues or questions they would like to have discussed at the forum. C'ommunicallons should be sent by Oct. 10 lo Ralph Bauer at P 0 . Box 1601. Huntington neat•h D-.:>alh "ol it-t-• O~I' ~ "£ D w OPP re"M"' 01 (.o"• Me\• C• P10W'd •w•v on ~Ptrmbrr 11 1qia ...,,,,.~ 11y '"' .. 11e Elsie L CJup 01 <.o•I • Mu •. C.• , o"~ ~on R•,h•rd OPP of ~I• ~>•. C.•. 1 <18UQh1•" Norm• Edw••d• ol Or•noe. C.• •neptember 7~. 1'71 <II 11AM Bell 8ro.dwav Chapel wllh Rev l'aut Ale ... noer Ofll<l•llnQ •fld interment •t Fairhaven Memorl•• P•rk FrlenO\ m•y <•II •I Bell Oroadwo Mor1uery cw-!>uno.y, Sep. l•mber 14, lrom 11 noon to I JO l'M Bell llro..twey Mortuery dlr•<· lor• SVMl'10ff El LEN SYMPSON. rolde"I of Ne"'"°'' Bu c11. C... Paned •••Y on ~Pltmber 11, 1'71 !>urvlved by l>er '"'''"'"o Jonn. o.uo•uer afld ..,...,,,.,.,. Eona £ W1lflam M41,.,.. of NewPOrl BHtll. c •. , QrM>IKllllOren, J 0 ... , 11••noc1111oron ano 1 ore•t·or••• 9ran<tclltld. •llO -brotMr Rl<ll•rO Groom~ of ~. C• Gf•••.iGe wr¥1Ce\ WUI bt Mid •t t lO PM on Mon<tay. Seo!-. U , 1'11 •I PatlllC V11• Memoft•• P.trlt. P~1•1c. View Monuary 01-1on ,AClffC VIEW ~.t.1,AH Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1lic View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 Cyclers Instructed The Newport Beach police department is of- f er i n g a Motorcycle Safety and Operation class lhat will run four consecutive Saturday mornings beginning Oct. 7. The cost is $10 per person. Motorcyles and helmets will be provided or students can bring their own. Qualified students will receive a c lass four motorcycle license from the Department of Motor Vehicles at the close·of the final session. Class size is limited. Reservations can be made by calling the police traffic division at 644-3748 between 9 a.m. a nd 5 p.m . Monday through Friday. TRADITION THE DE MOCRATIC Club of Laguna Beach will meet Monday to discuss sel~lion of club of- ficers. The meeting will be held at 7:45 p.m. i n the Laguna Federal Savings and Loan Building. • • EVELLE YOUNGER, the Republican can· d1datc for governor. will speak Thursday at noon in the Shady Quad at Ch apman College in Orange. The session. to be followed by a question and answer session, is open to the public • • • MARION BERGESON, Republican can- didate in the 74th Assembly District, will speak Thursday to the Newport Junior Ebell Club. She will speak at 1 p . m. following a noon luncheon at the Ebell Cl ubhouse. 515 W. Balboa Blvd .• Newport Beach. The event is open to the public. with information available by calling 557-3682. • • • MORE FIREWORKS can be expected Thursday when two outspoken rivals for the 36th stale Senate seat meet again in a debate. The two are Assemblyman Ron Cordova, D· El Toro, and former Republican state senator and congressman John Schmitz. The two will square off at noon in the Mis- sion Viejo Country Club. The two wit s ar e com- peting for the seal being vacated by retiring state Sen. Dennis Carpenter, R-Newport Beach. Cost is $5.50, including lunch. Freeivay Drivers Given Warning South Orange County motorists are being warned by the Callfornfa Highway Patrol not to drive on freeway shoulders or center divider lanes. Capt. Chuck Chase. the CHP Capistrano Area commander, indicated his officers will begin cracking down on shoulder and divider violators along lnt,prstate 5 between El Toro and the San Diego County line south of San Clemente. Found A handgun and $380 has been recovered from the auto of a San Clemente man arrest ed by Costa Mesa police Monday after an armed robbery at the Am- bassador Inn. police said today. ft1i\ \t•t~I .,.,., tttft'.I w tth the COU11IY C.l••• o! O<-CDunh on ~P. ltmt>er 6 IQ/t Fl-Publi>lle<J O<-C...\I 0.11., Pllol !,epl 10. 11. 24 ()(I I It/I 4211·11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOOS BUSINESS N4ME STATEMENT I he IOllOWl"Q perion " clO•r>q bu" nt\\ d\ 8'> INVE'>IMENI\ O&-UO B~nl SI . l•QUnd ll>><tt ~ C• Q7b)I Phdtp Lout' U1rtm lit An•l4' \t L60Un4 a~ •• ,.~ (.d Y1h~t f tH'\ ou-.1n1•'\ ., runcJvt tf)d t>v u t1mll\'d Pc>rtnttr\h1p Ph111r1 1 Ouvn Jh1\ stahtfni._,nt wtt' fll~ -w11n fnf' C.ounty Clt-0 ut Ort1n(Jt.' C.ouutv on Sep· i.mb~r 6 IQl8 PUBLIC NOTICE l"ICTtTIOUS eus1NEU N.t.ME ST4Tl!Ml!NT Tiie foll-lr>Q per\On• are OolnQ ~1M\'~ JAN E'> BAK ER STR EE T PAATNEA!>HIP. ~ Atrw•v Avenue, Ste o.c~1•~.CA M o. '•"""' Co . ,,,. • A C..hlorllt• C.orp , 14~ A•""'AY A~"~ Sit. 0. CO\t•M~ ..... CA Tn1\. hU,•M\' ., ronduct•·d tn•ut~d p,.rtner,htp M 0 Jo""'' C.o •~< JM Tc.tl'W\f•r St-~r1tt1HV OY '1 1 ht' totlcw•AQ M't\On\ ,.,,. do1nr1 DV\trwio\\ ., • THI' CAPTAIN s cqew I~~ .. Fe<!~r•I St, Co\I• Mtt•. <:.> '1'21>21 ' J0\•0" Rof'lf"•Q S•undl!r'· lfl•• ,....,.,.,'>I, C:O.la Me ..... C.. 'n6lf How ttrd Woo Cf\ctn.q. n.,, Am IM""''C' Lii. HU<\lonQton 8'>Mh C" ,,_ cr-QOrv Jolln Notl•o". 131n q..o Htll Ave , sru. fu,t1n, Ce tnf)l(J llon•td 0..1~ Poth. 1~1 l.,,1 ltiti. St . 11 IS, C.....1~ Me...,, Co 'n~71 fn, .. bu\•rK·~' " c_'onaut tt>fJ t;v ., r)f'~r4tt P0'1J'wli!f'\h10 J~R '>aU<\cJoo•• f ,,,., ~•.;l .. mt"nt w.1• t1hlff w1tM tr,.. (O\lnt'f (I"''-ot Of.'•t'l()f• C.m.1,•h nu Auqu\I .10 1"/8 t hi•. •1t11h~n• W•h t1h10 w ith tht• F tooot" '.ovntv ( li•rk l)f O 't\O\;t' COUf\h on Publl\f\t!d OrrlnQf• (o ..... t o ....... t•1fnt ._..Pl le 1~18 '><-DI J, IU, 11 I• 101q "J'b 1• ,., ..... In vestigators s aid they needed a search warrant befor~ they could search a car that was driven by Don&ld Lee J ohnson. 21. of 111 Mariposa. Publ1.,.twc:J Or-tnQt• C.Od\I Dttllv ll1lol. F I00411 ~Pl 11 ?•.Oct I, 8 IQ)~ Publl\ilf'd OrdnQ<! C.O..•I U••I• Ptlol P UBLIC NOTICE Johnson r emained in custody al city jail on an armed robbery charge Bail is set at $25,000. There were no injuries in the robbery at the motel at 2277 Harbor Blvd. A clerk told police a man m a tching .Johnson's description brandished a handg un and demanded money before escaping out the front door and into a car HS Theft Nets Balls S.Pt 10, II, H . 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Huntl"'1f"" °*•< "· CA q,~, Locked doors didn't Tiii• bu••~• •s conc1uc1eo t>y •n slop burglars who took 1nd1v10 ... .,1 four cases of tennis balls Tiii\ .~!::;'..!, 5~":::",'.~!., w1t11 ,.,. and a pair of_ "Dial-0 · Cour11y Clerk 01 0••"90 Counly on G r a m · · s c a I e s i n Sepi 'q· m• F101ns s e p a r a t e the (t s a t Pub11s11eO Or""9" '°"" 0.11., P1101. N e w p o r t H c• u . I) ma PUHi.iC NOTICE 4SCM It High, school officials told - police Thursday The cases of tenm!i balls. each containing 24 can s . arc worth a n estimated $220 They were taken from an athletic storeroom. The scales ar c worth $75 each. school officwls said . Mesan Wins FICTITIOUS llUSINESS NAME STATEMENT I ht 1011ow1n9 pe"on •• Oo1no bu ........ d\ DEB'S DO BC:ES 71JJ MofltO••• Avt , CO\I• -~ (A 'f1•11 Oebr • A Hof'tl1n 7tll Monrov•• 4ve , CO>la Mt"'· C.C. 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Slilott ... -------------1010~,~~::,. ~'"°'~~:·~,, \o C011•1 1\11• fl·tlt.Jo.• I 1.tt~t l I\ 1161>1 J~"" ••. l -4iljllftt·nt,. Ou~\ 1 t?J I/HI Av· llAllYM I l..nd (I\ •IMI Tiii\ lllOllW'U ll (-vtl..0 by t1 "''"'NA/"' q.,,., •• CMH1~10 fht' \IAt ..... f\t t11J1f I •t·t1 N •t'• ·~ DAILY PILOT cot::!·~ Sorv•()Q:J1:,~1hs ( ~\ .,.:, H \KRIS) ~·h 1111....,A~.: • 7801 eOtsa Av• 421 L 11'11 If~ c: .... w... Com M9aa K!EPS' YOO OM YOUR W•tmtnster 646 4888 540-5554 TOES "-----a-93-3 ___ s2_e _____ o~·-------·--------~· ..... ~ .............. ~1nth• ... , , . . ·. Or f\IOJ (O'I• Mo\4' CA 00• lfu\ bu\IM\\ "<ondu< lttd by "" 1n dl¥1Cklal ~ Harry°'''°" ~ '111h ....._. ... ., .... ""''11 ... C-ly Cltrk ol 0.MIQe Cou~t(611~ .. .,..,.,. "" 1 t\1 \ f>u'tM\ t • t ONh.K t.•d by .. n lf'I d1111du..1I Jan•\l O.,....w l ~ 'i.~I ........ ~.911" IP' '"'"'"" ('14>rt ftfO/ofl~fitti'Vf; ,.,,, .... , .. "" ,._tt Fl_.,. l'ubll\'*I ()rllf\09 GO.\I Oally Pllol l'ublO\fOM OfM"<O" I°"'' 0•••• P1tn1 See>t 10. II U. ()ti I 1'1t 01\ II ~01 I/ )• Clo I I t ltll •t.'1 I. Huntl"V'ort C..ptt•I (Ofl> Count~ ( lflllr' of o' ,,.0• c flt , .... 0,, E.-.reu J OooQlo Vrn ~pt I•. "'~ Gt ,,.t a l P•'1-Mll•A M 0..1'>1 '"" •t•1-• •• , "'" •''" 1i. At,.,.,..,.n .... , .... 11\y ,, ..... 61 Or ~ ... ~ ... ~,.,.,~-JMINI' H. mt 0r-..~ l"ltt111 ,,_H Publl\-0r411190 ~·I 0.lly Pll-1 Pub!"-0r.....,. (o .. I O•tly ,.,.,, S.pt 24•11C10tl I l,U,1'11 $<Hit 11.lt.Ott 11,1t7t cmt• d02 It • ,. NATURALIST Sunday. September 24, 1978 DAIL V PILOT A J 3 • When George Talks, Birds Answer Endang r d Cran Owe Live To cienti t Who Loves Them H\R \HOO W1' 1 \l'1· Jt 1i1 not JI.Isl lh•I l••ortel A1d11tu1ld t1dk:. to the b1nb Not ev~n that h«' t.alki. to the old tit, ratrt'M . most bt-auttful ~1rd1 In \.M world The lh1ne I•. wh n t.eor.arc Ar<.'h1ba ld talk' to thf'm. t h t' .\ u 11 :o. "' t· r \ n d ' o m et 1 m t· ' v. hen he a.'ks tbem to dan<.'e wtlh h.Jm. the) do A.rid th,., :o.hould Rt•<'aU"<' lht> (lrcat t•r.t.nu bt-can1,· the m<1~t 1mp()r1aml b11'tts ant.ht• hff• or Gt.'<>I .it• Ar<.'h1bnlc1 ,_OST AMl\Rl('A~S knnw bout th,• "hooprn~ l'I .ant'. tht' cunllnent !I l.itlt':.t h1rd. "hose cl1trion onN• dl·afrnt'd the l'ount r ) i.1de durina nit:hl lonj! p,-""lit''" hut who.'ie num ber::.11-:pped tu 2:.' ~ 1ld bird• a nd '>lJrred tbe n 11tion.al con::.t' ll'IH.'C In I~ I Throu~h th1· ~·ombant'd dforb of an d a' adu.ib. :>1x'1t'l11·!) Jnd government t·un or al h•ll'•t could bee tht• s.111dh1tl l'runc In ont.• o f 1t:. h1:tlf·doum vuriu11onb A flow have seen whuopt'r:-And lh1:tl '~ 1l Cor North Amt>rH'.1 Th~· worlcl s Wl'Omi r u rt':.t b1 rd 1s tht.• Slbenan aaml· Only J60ex111l George Archibald 'chats· with 3--month-0/d Japanese Crane Ttn: JAPAN •:st: t'runto" <-'clcbrul cd in pot-tt; for 1,500 years, is said to tw the most n •spc<'lcd bird in Japan lh'•·11111w lel(t.•nd hu .. ll hvtni: ror a t holl!'.Hnd V('lff'. IL I' H '>Y (1l bol o ( long hft· hecuU.'>t' 1l male'> for hft', a sym b••I of love The ~pccu•s now numbers f(·w..r than 5')0, muny livin~ yettr rounrt 1n lll'tirh 10Ul'C'l•1>:.1 hlf' mur hes nl'lil llukk<11 do Arch1bdld located tht·1r nei.ts 111 1!17~. found thl· arett "'as part of u real estate dcvclop- mt'nl and uroused Japane~e 01nmon rnlerestcd donors that numbers have an important role in wetland to !.U<.'h an extent that the govern scarcely 1.000. management When the birds that ment pledged protection Whale the sight of splendor in the ancient Atnu called Lors of the In 1974 , Archibald found the last flight. the incredible sounds and the Mars h are fl ourishing, the great l.~00 splendid white naped cranes s p.ectacul ar courting procedures water banks a r ound them are feeding in a marshland separating might seem reason enough to many healthy. When they leave. deleriora- the two Koreans With a Korean as-for the mounting of defenses against lion begins and will. m the long run, socaate. Kam Hon Kyu. Archibald further encroachments. cranes also lead lo the decline of more than proposed a 40-squart: mile refuge cranes. which won President Park's ap· Archibald. a 31-year-old wilh the proval soft trace or the Maritime Provinces The International Crane Founda· in hi s speech. sums up his own in· t10n resulted from a fortunate con· volvement succinctly. Junction m 1971 when Archibald was "The most important thing IJl my rompleting hai. do<.'toral studies at li fe 1s to help save these wild cranes Cornell's Laboratory of Ornithology. and to have IC F to come home to. and Ronald Saucy was ar riving to That's it for me ." begin his. HE HAS MORE projects in mind: ARCHIBALD -WHOSE thes is developing the infant s·pecialty of was titled. "The Unison Call as a crane reintroduction, increasing the Rare Crown crane found Useful Taxonomic Tool for Cranes" foundation's progr a m of public -had been living in an old animal education. and enlarging the founda-home, mate on preserve science department building with 56 lions· incubation. brooding and r · · Th 1 brecdin~ units. agencies. there now are 77 birds 1n cranes 0 rune species. e P ace was Talking with the birds is a neat called. unavoidably. the Cranium. the wild census. and 28 more adults When Sauey arrived. Archibald was trick. but or course comes from long in captivity. sadly returning his friends to the zoos study. with ser ious aims. Unison But or the 15 species of cranes tn from which he had borrowed them. calls were his graduate interest. and the world, nearly half arc in trouble d f now a yelp or two from ~rchibald a nd several are more e ndangered Archibald regretted the en ° a pro-will stimulate a clamor from the gram which had resulted. among than the whooper other things, in five chicks of lhc rare widespread pens. or an individual Wh ich brings the story back to h' ped b. d res ponse. George Arch1b<1ld. and a 65-acre con· w 5ate-na ar · . .1 And y(!l), he knows how to simulate verted horse farm astride the lrad1-• auey suggested that his fama y's a courtship dance well enough lo former horse r anch at Ba r aboo llon<1 I !)andhill crdne migration path. might be made into a permanent sta-motivate a lone hen to JOtn him. a nd Here, in the hc1cHJqu<1rters of the In · tion. and ICF was born with t he goal think brooding though~ ternataonal Crane Foundation. you of "the conservation or the world's «an. 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Htth teammate and fellow Aritona St l t' University footba ll pros~t'l. packed th4!ir belongings and hHded ea.;,;t to n · port for hall prutJce at Camp 1·on toiona. m th(' ttntral·Anion• moun ta1ns A car cra.-.h cut the1 r trap tragically short .. ··"'t: HAD PLANNED the t rip about u week bf-fore. said Gittens. 18. "We didn't know the de~ert was going to be 1 hat wurm ul ni51ht We le ft our hometown about mldmght Sunday so we could avotd the summer heat. I guess it cluln't work .. 0 t''lpltt' he1vmg the vents open and both wwdowit rolled down on Gittens' s1>ort11 C'Jr, the blast-rurnace effect of the d•·,ert e ven at 5 a m eventually took IL-. toll. "Wl' talked for a while and listened to the ru<l10 unltl nothing much good was <·ommg o ver ." Gittens r ecalled. "I d1dn 't feel sleepy. but I guess the heat fot to Doug. I turned the radio ofr when noticed he was asleep. "I DON'T REMEMBER much after that. I woke up for a second just when the car was going to turn over. J didn't know what was going on until I saw peo· pie running over to help us . There was a lot or screaming." • Both Thompson and Gittens were thrown from the vehicle as it veered orr U.S . 95 some 25 miles north or Blythe, Calif. They had come within minutes or reaching the Arizona border. Gittens r~eived only minor injuries. Thompson was not as luok v. "I WAS IN ntE HOSPITAL in Blythe for about two or three days. I didn't hear about Doug's death until way later," said Gittens . ··1 didn't know him at all until high school. but we came to be really good friends. I can't really ex· plain what went through my mind when I heard he was d~ad. ft was kind of a blank feeling. .. , don't have nightmares or anything like that. though. It's helped me to the extent that I've gotten closer to more people. relatives, parents and a lot closer to Doug's parents. I think they can accept what happened a lot better now. And so can I." WILLIE GITTENS Criinson Tide No Match for SC's White ............... UCLA'S FREEMAN McNEIL WATCHES A FUMBLE BOUNCE AWAY AT KANSAS GOAL LINE. UCLA RECOVERED THE FUMBLE. .... Bruins Shocked, 28-24 Saturday's Top Scores Specialty Tearm Give Kansm the Victory SC 24. Alabama 11 K ansaj, 2H. l!CLA 2·1 LAWRENCE. Kan. <AP > - Give Kansas a hne or credit - their specialty teams won the game. said UCLA Coach Terry Dona hue after the Jayha wks s hocked the No. 8 Bruins Satur· day 28·24. Donahue was quick to point out the Kansas kick cov· erage and kick return teams set up 21 points. "They forced rumbles With two good clean hits on kickoffs giving them chances to score from 32 and 19 yards out , and they set up the third touchdown with a 66-yard punt return," Donahue said. "It ·s odd, but the kicking game won two ~ames for us and lost us one today " too many mental m istakes but refu sed to say hi s team was fl at. "Thal would take credit away from Kansas," he said. "If some· one can't get up for 11 games a year. he shouldn't be playmg footba ll " A KEY FOURTH-QUARTER play in UCLA's comeback at· ll'mpt drew com ment from both coaches UCL/\, trailing by 14, tried a fn ke punt that fizzled and would ha ve given Kansas the ball on the UCLA 36. However, orric1a ls detected an extra Jayhawk on the field and UCLA ended up in· stead with a first down on the Kansas 42. !-'our plays later. the Bruins scored. · "It was a big mo mentum shift ," said Donahue. "It ·s my fault that it hap· pened." said Moore. J EFF HINES THREW two touchdown passes and scored on a three ·yard run as Ka nsas s h ocke d UC LA with three touchdowns in a three-minute span or the second quarter. UCLA. a 17·point favorite over th e previo u s l y w inl e s s Javhawks. fumbled two kickoffs which Kans as converted mto quick touchdowns and saw its fi na l opportunity die when quarterback Rick Bashore was sacked for a JO.yard loss on a fourth-and·three situation with 2 09 r emaining The otis Brown scored two second-ha lf touc hdowns and Pe te r Boer mees ter ki'c ked a 25-yard field ~oal before UCLA's See UCLA, Page Bl :\I 1ch1i,:an 28. ~olrl' Dame I.\ l '<1I 24. P:ic1fk ti Washm.non St. 51. Arizona Sl 2fi Stanford 35. llhnlll!> 10 T <.:t: M. Orcf{on 10 Indiana H. Wash1mnon 7 Ore1:wn St 13. Tennt•ssce 13 Texas Tech 41. An1onu 2R UT EP 31. San Diego St. 2-l Texas 17. Wyoming 3 /\r kanJ.a!> l!I. Oklahoma St 7 Okl ahoma G6. f!1cc 7 Ohio St 'n. Minnc!-ota HI Missouri 15 1\1is~1.,.,1 (1p1 1-1 Kcntuck~ :! 1 Maryland 21. North CarohnJ 20 Penn St. 26. SMU 21 Texas A&M 37. Boston Collc~c LSU 13. Wa ke Forest 11 Ca l Po lv IS L 01 4 1. CS f ulkrton 'n Complele Scores, Page BS KANSAS COACH Bud Moore. whose team had been crushed the past two weeks by Texas A&M and Washington, said, "I couldn't be prouder... Uaatnn. Wim u;_~ 1 °'" . · ·~ ~A~~r~~---· ......,,'llt:C>IS"<' ·~M:...~•Jt.''M~·"'~~!!'::"~i~ e--.~ ~. -~~ _,;;~,,;;.~ !:-~.....::.~ ......... , ... ""~ pulling together. There 's not another team in the country that LA' M • N b I !~s~~~e~:Jso~~~i;,?re. I hope s agIC 11 m e. r: The Kansas offense managed only one first down and 32 total yards the entire second half as LOS ANGELES <AP>-Lee Monday's single to center. After Angeles record of 24. set in 1970. the Bruins rallied for 17 points. Lacy slugged a two-run pinch Monday was thrown out at· The Los Angeles lefthander. in t DONAHUE WAS ASKED ir he homer to hi ghlight a four-run tempting to steal. Joe Ferguson his last 11 appearances, has re· had any second thoughts about seventh inning as Los Angeles singled and Fingers replaced . corded eight saves and two vie· I kicking a field goal on fourth came from behind for a 5·3 vie· Lee. Lacy greeted him by hilting tortes. He has not allowed a run ! a nd six from the Kansas 8 with tor y over San Diego Saturday. his first pitch into the right field in his last nine games. I 4:49 remaining. The win, coupled with Cincin· Lopes. who drove in Los "No ... he replied . "It j ust nati's 8·1 loss to Atlanta. assured Angeles' first run in the fifth in· t didn't work out the way we the Dodgers of at least a tie for Dodgers Slate nlng, stole his 43rd a nd 44th wanted it to... the National League West title. 11.11G.tmHOftt<A1C11'01 bases in 48 attempts this season. . Donahue said UCLA m ade rar Cincinnati trails the Dodgers by Todo S.nOteooet\..oSAnQeln 11 SSD m .... " 01•00 712 games. The Dodgers have Monciev 1d•• .... Los ANGEi.iS \ seven games left, the Reds have Tue•do Lo•AnqelH•IClncinneu Som. AlcMrds.11 ·~~112~ LooH.2b ~~",": l ~·SHE, F'l'Yr'r'F'D•ED eight. 0 Smith, u : 00 o~ 00 Ru\Wll," 4 I 1 0 & · b'U'.1.1 J LU Burt Hooton wo n his 19th seats. his 13th homer or tbe year :~~i:=,~.'~ 4 12, :0~~1," :• : : ~: l r ~•JU 7Urrr SE'UlS game with relief help from a nd fifth as a pinch hitter ~~~'.':,'·rt ~o : 0 0 0 1 : 0 ~:;~;:· tb ; : : ~ ~l't J'tLi Jr.I. Terry Forster, who pitched the Steve Garvey sin~led home F11199,.,.o oe.-.r.11 , , 1 o fi nal two Innings for his 22nd the Dodgers' rourth run or the in· ~!~~.\P11 ; : : : ~r';!;'~~c ; ~ ~ ! ' LOS ANGELES CAP ) -save. ning. e Ev•"•·• J o oo u w.iw 0 1 0 0 Arthur Ashe Brian Gourried Gene Richards slugged a two· Hooton won for the eighth time F 0onu1u. 2t1 > o o o '"''"· c• 1 o o o Peter Fle~in& and Harold run homer in the third and Dave in his last nine decisions and g·~=~i.~1 ~ ~ ! : r:'!°"s>nP ! ~ ~; !Solomon advanced t o the Winfi eldhithls24th ortheyear 13thinhislast16.Forsterposted v .. "'" 1000 ith th b t I th bi I th . ... l t I Tot•IS a1 •• ' Tot•lt JI s IO s semifinals or the open tenn1s w e .ases emp y n e s s x save m ms as s x ap· s.no.... OO'J 100 ~ tournament with victories in fourth to give the Padres a 3-0 pearancea. L.fl.,.... ooo 010 ... __. quarterflnal matches Saturday. lead. 1 Garvey's run·scoring single L~~~:"~.~~L~n~.~ ~~J: ' Ashe will race Job d Dave Lopes singled home one was his secopd of 'the game, Aqulslo. 0 ...... ""_..lcMr6J w. w1111i.i. ~G t .... ..c~~so-n run. for the Dod~ers In the fifth leaving him ~ ,shor::t o( hts : 12•/·L•~,11J~M,~~-:o:"· ~ , ,o "''' , .,.e ~ .!'&.1¥.D1 .... Ur-~ ~ •v \IOVtth _.,l..._1t,1t1,~ ..... "t ... '· • 9AllcM\.o ,.." , AM ~ rtevfts Mark tee iilcf'ltollle years. No l>od1ert player, ln o .• __.1sio • , ' ' , , &-2, 1Mn--~ •am • berth ln the Fingers for tbelr lour·r un Brooklyn or Los Angeles, ever ~~· <1..J.m 1~ ! ~ : : : I •ua -· seventh. hH hl'd rour 200-hlt season1. u. MMLH Gottrrled de feated Cliff DU1'ty Baker Jed off wtth a Forster, wtth za saves, ia two ~:.1w·'"" ~ ; : : : ~ Dryadale, 6-3, 6-6. double and came home on Rlclc short or Jim Brewer's Los Stvt~ (DI. T-f•1t 4-11,451 ...... !!•L •-•• f • Tailback Sparkles In 24-14 Triumph BIRMINGHAM. Ala . <AP> When it came. revenge wasn't a ll t hat s wee t for Southe rn California's Charles White. White and his seventh·ranked Trojan tecnnmates made up fo r one of their 1977. disa ppoint· men ts Saturday, knocking off No. 1-rated Alabama 24·14 and ending the nation's longest ma· jor college winning streak al l2 games. The outcome was a reversal or last year's meeting between the two intersectional powers when Southern Cal was ranked No. l. but dropped a 21·20 decision to Alabama in Los Angeles. IN THAT GAME, White was held to a season·low 63 yards oo 15 carrie s . This time, he ram bled for 149 in the first half a lone. inc luding a 40-ya rd touchdown run. and finished with 199, the m ost against Alabama s ince Bear Bryant took over as coach 21 years ago. Records for the pre·Bryant years are incomplete. "Last year doesn 't matter." said White . "What coun'ts is now. That's life." White's 199~ya rd o utburs t made up for two costly fumbles, one of which killed a great scor· ing chance and the other set up Alabama's first touchdown. giv· ing the Crimson Tide a chance to get back in the game. "I DON'T R ECALL playing against a back here that ran a ny better than White ... Bryant said. Southe rn Cal Coach John Robinson said before the game that even a victory wouldn •t con· vince him that the Trojans were the best team in the country. He stuck to hi s guns. although many of his players left the field giv· ing the traditional No. 1 signal with t heir index fingers . "We are still a young team." Robinson said. "You don't win one game and talk of greatness. We've got to keep de veloping to become great. I'm not about to speculate on our bemg a great team yet .. F RANK JORDAN kicked a 40-yard field goal e arly in the second period to give Southern Cal a 10-0 halftime lead after a goal line stand stopped Alabama twice at the one-yard line . The TroJans then marched to the Alabama 23 on a drive that last· ed almost 81/i minutes and was aided by a fourth-down penalty that enabled them to keep the footba ll . Southern Cal wrapped it up in the final per iod on TO passes of s i x a nd 40 yards from Paul Mc Donald to Kevin Williams. The Crimson Tide had pulled to w ithin 10·7 when M aJor Og1lv1e scored on a 4l·yard dash early tn the third period on the first play after Wh ite 's second fumble was recovered by Mur· ray Legg. White's first bobble killed a 73-yard drive at the Alabama two on Southern Cal's first possession. Legg also re· covered that one. But McDonald's touchdown passes to Williams built the 'fro. jans' lead to 24·7. SC01t£ •Y QUA1tTe1ts Soll1"4!rl\ CAI I 1 0 14 14 AlitlMlm• 0 0 I I 1• USC Whote 'Cl1...,(JorO.n k10 I USC FG Joroan "° 4'1a -0911v•e 41 '"" IMc:Elroy k•O 1 USC WUhatn\ 6 O<I\\ lrom Mc:Oon<ild IJo<O." k1c11 • USC Wllll~ "°.,.,,from McDonald '"°'""" 1t1(-I ...... ICrOllt •• P<I\\ lrom R\ill•do<' (MCEl•OY klc• I A 11,)IJ GAME STATISTICS use Al• First CIOwni n •1> R11•nt \ YM~ ·~ )0'1 41 70'I P•~WICJ va•M 108 "' Relurn yarO' u .. Pa•w' 10 II·• ,,20-4 Punt• 6 40 .. 11 F11mb1"" 100.1 •·1 ._1 Pen•lloei•Yatd\ I·" ~~ INDIVIDUAL LfADEaS RUSHING-USC. wnue 7'·'"· C••n 18·'1. Al•tMm•, Ogllv1• 11 IS, Nall••n 17 61. PASSING -USC. McOon•ld ·-·•·' Ill Al411Mm•. R11ti.oo-.. 1~. 11• RECEIVING use. sw .... ~y )·JI , Woll"'"" 1·4b Al•bama. N&ln.tn l~11, Krout 7·~. Pu9ft 1·3A ., ......... USC'S CHARLES WHITE HIGH-STEPS CRIMSON TIDE. 82 DAILY PILOT A Cepeute Report FrCMn the World of Spotta Yaney Gets the Firat Lick, Steinke Gets the La8t Kick l.OOAN. Utah ~fore Saturdeay. Bill Yan• {)> cy and Sleve ~lolte h•d Mvrr met on Lb fool· baU f..ad, ~ven lboulh both on«1 playt'd ror Onn,ce <»Mt ~ 1chool11 But whim ltK'y nnaJly aot lt)felher here Saturday, It wu Yancy who aot ln t.he Orst llck and SWtnh whO 1ot ln lbe tut lddl ln Utah Stat«'s ~ 22 v1ttory Ovt!r FrHno Stale tn lb P.rU\c Cou1 At.hlf't.IC Ahan opener Vint')', who played for Saddleback College OW last two ~•ton•, cored aH thrH of lbe Fresno Stale \.OUCbdowoa, 1ncludln« one Syard romp St ink..-. who pla~ for Fount.a.In Vallry HJRh an 1978, didn't bCOre aa many poUlb but he came cl08e The 5 9. 17~ pound !!Opbomorts plMCet·ktcker boot· N1 r1t.>ld !itO&l!i of 37, 45 »nd 39 yards in .iddlLWn to four PATS to keep lbu A.,· .:1«-' unheatE:n m three outlnl(s Uolb players Hurpai.st..-d their pte· "••• u•1111u v ious ~:&bOO totala-m Suturday'' game. Steinke h.id bout~ neld goals ol 38 and 40 yard.8 alon1 with one PAT an t,h(> AgaH•s' first two games while Yan<'y, who c-a me ll\ u the nut.t-On'a 20th leading rusher despite being 11 qua rttrbark, nm ror a two point conversion Saturday to up h11s M:ai.oo ~1'0nng totlll \0 38 points. OUwr A re. St-11••• Spflrlde y unt·y Jnd Stemkc were not lbe only former EE :1 re a r o o t b a. II s l a n ~ o u. l s h ! v I n g t o p 4 • (X!rformances Saturduy. For tnStance: Gary Gul.8De88, who preped al Corona del M ;1r ll1gh and spe.nt a season al Orange Coast . scored on a rour yard run for Arizona in the Wildcats' 41·26 loss to Tex· :.!> Tech. Gu1sness as a quarterback. Faye Wea&Mrs, another former OCC star, bad a IO yard scamper ror a TD In helping Cal Poly <Pomona> lo a 1~·13 win over Sacramento Slate. Gres Speldller, former Saddleback College running back. had a SO·yard gallop for a touchdown in Cal Poly San Luls0bi&po's41·27 victory over Cal State Fullerton. ----q..te•I tlle D .. Lawreece Jollasoe, a 6-4, 252·pound tackle from Missii;sippi, r~ponding lo a comment concerning his Oat feel : "Yeah, coach I can kill a bug from any angle." Hll Grid c.aclt Re.,,U•H%d Ins titute football Coach Bob Thalman had to • C HARLESTON. S.C. Virginia Mllltary EiJ listen \0 his team •s 14·3 loss to the Citadel on the 4 • • radio aft.er being hospitallud Saturday morning wilh chest pains. Thalman, 54, and in his eighth season at VMI, was re- ported resting comfortably. Offeasive coordim1\0r Joe Bush directed the Keydeta in the pme. Sp1 a.t Car Drf1'er Klllftl Ill c...- PllOENtX -Veteran New Mexico sprint • car driver Buddy Taylor was killed Saturday night when his car went into a series of violent flips during a heat r ace a t Manzanita Speedway. Taylor. 52, of Albuquerque, was driving bis sprint car an the third heal r ace. when a car in front of him went Into a s pin Track orficials said Taylor took evasive action but his car hit the wall on the first turn, causing it \0 flip over th • car that had spun. l'~' Lftld Cid to he G.-e You remember the Boston Red Sox, the 1111 baseball team that seemed unbeatable early this season but look<.'d like a minor league team this month. Well. the Red Sox may not be out of the American League East race yet. Wblle the front• running New York Yankees were being pounded by the Cleveland lndlaM 10· 1, the Red Sox were squeezlng by the Toronto Blue Jav~. 3·1, to move within one game or first place wlth seven games remaining. J im Altt'f' 43rd home r backed up Lais Tlant'a sevcn·hitter for Boeton. David (.1yde, who beat the Red Sox last week. put ll lO ttm Yankees Saturday for his •·h<hlh vi<'lory ln 19 decisions ... P11d Spllttorff won hlfi 19th RB mc with reli er hdp fmna Al Hrabo•ky ea the Kansas City ltoyuln defeated the Minnesota Twin,., 3 l , und reduced their magic numtw-r for C'llnchJng the AL Weal title '"° two ... Jim Palffter became the Lutn•aWT third plk•h111r In Am11rlcan l.Alal(ue his· tory lo record eight 2l>·vlt·tory H doM wb4)n he hurled the Baltimore Orio18 to a fl I 1114)(•ond ii.me vlct.ory over the Detroit Tlicers. Tho ·r11nra won th., opener, 4·3 ... PhUadelphia swcpl u douhloh..a~r with the Nttw York Meta, 1..0 und 6 ), 1.nd 11trau·Md their National League East lead \0 thret-Kumn over J•lthihurl(h, which lost, 3·2, to Montreal. Kou Grtm1le1 vlck6'1 up_ hi• 19th win for the ~Jr~li ~.:Oanr--iijitf:1\~naf~~trs ~c 1 · race ln 5'h years, Marte A9dret.U took a 1.9 aecond victory over lola8a1 Parto11• In a J!IO-mlle event al Trenton Speedway ln New J ersey. &eve KrlllWf of Dana Polnl flnJabed fifth . . . Geef 1• Gen<ta and the San Ant.onto Spurs agreed on a new contract only da.ya after last seaaon'a NBA le~Jn1 scorer uked to be lraded ..• BW .... .,. ext.ended hla undefeated 1lrtiak lo 17 by scoring a flve·yard victory In the NaUonal AAU 10,000.meters rOld r1cln1 cbampklllShlp. Rod1cra wu clocked In 28:38.3. Mary Dedltt wu the \Op woman flniaber. placln1 470\ overall In 34 :38. •.U.,T~ &ADIO: FOOTBALL -Rams at Houston, 1:50 a.m . KMPC (710): New En.a.land al Oakland, 5:50 p.m., KNX (1&70). BASEBALL -Aqeq et Cbkaao. 11:10 a .m ., KLAC (510); San Dle10 al Dod&ert, l p.m., KABC (780), BASKETBALL-Laken at Pboealx, 7 p.m ., KLAC (S10). TEUVISION 10 a.m. (2) -NFL POOl'BALL -Tbe Los Anael• Ram• meet tbe OUen at llOUltoa. (4) -NPL POOl'BALL -Clnelad at Plttlbw'lb. . l p.aa. (J) -Nft. fOOTllAU. -The San l"ranciJco 4terl meet tbe New York Olllltl ID Eut llutberford, N.J. f p.m. (7) -COLLSOS l'OOTBALL 'Tl. (I ) - COLLSOS POOT8ALL· -Tlat USC TroJana mHt Al1H'1• ... came taMCI 8atarda1. e p.m. (7) -P.0 l"OOTllAU -,,.. New Enctend Pat=meel the Ralct.n at Oakland. Prank Oltford, How OIMll and Doe llereditbnport. ._... ~ llllDatM ~-A ta~ l'lflllr of ~ llieblpn.Natre Dame same, played S.turat ~ (,,.. D9lb Plllt It M r 1111 dUt r.1 ... e~a ..... ) • • # • -.. ,. RaDJS Face Houston, Campbell H OUST O N <AP l -Los Anaiele11 Coach R•Y Malavas i aay s the Ram.a won't be alnaUng out Houston OUer rookle Earl C1&mpbell. the NaUonal Football League's leading rusher, for 1p.,clal treatment I.Oday when they brlnM tbelr unbeaten record to the A11trodome. The Rama, al\cr a preseaaon of discontent. go lnto lbe 1ame wltb a 3--0 record, lncludin1 an lmpreaslvc 27·14 victory over Dallas last Wffk in wbJcb they ahort-ft.ISt'd Cowboys' star Tony Dorsett with 38 yarda rushing. 0ol'9ett leada I.be National Fool· ball Conlereoce In rushing. "YOU DON'T GO into a game seaylng you're going to stop this guy or that guy." said Malavasi. 0. T\!Tell•• O••llel 2 •t Je who replaced George Allen ln a P.reseason coaching s hakeup. 'You go In with an overall de· fen.sl ve scheme. "We stopped Donett because wo have tremendous defensive speed aod on that particular day we h11d great pursuit lo the foot· ball." Bul thal doesn't mean the Ram s' defense won't be aware of who's carrying t.be football. "He's different than Dorsett," Ma lavasi said of Campbell. •·He's b i gge r and more powerful." CAMPBELL GOES Into the game with 322 yards on 62 car· rles a nd two lOO·yard performances ln his first three professional games and ls a ma- jor reason the Oilers have de· veloped a bonaflde running game instead or the touchdown bomb offense or Dan Pastorini lo Ken Burrough. After a season opening loss to Atlanta, the Oilers have won two straight games in the fourth quarter by putting togethe r ground-Oriented drives, usually with Campbell leading tbe charge. Oilers• Coach O.A. "Bum" Phillips realizes however that Oilers are going to have to dis- card their fourth quarter come· backs against the Rams. "l'M PROUD or the way we came back the last two weeks but we can't play like that and expect to win," Phillips said. "We're going to have to put it togetbeJ\' and keep it together against Los Angeles." The Rams' rushing attack de· pends on John Cappelletti and Cu llen Bryant. Bryant has 142 yards on 42 carries and Cap- pelletti has 122 yards on 41 car- ries In three games. Angels Dealt 5-4 Setback By Chicago CHICAGO <AP> -Greg Pryor singled home Mlke Squires in the eighth Inning to give the Chicago White Sox a 5-4 victory over the California Angels Saturday. Squires led off the innlog with a single, moved up on an Infield FOOTBALL /BASEBALL UP. UP ANO AWAY -Wash i ngton" quarterback Tom Porras scampers away a•.,.... from Indiana's high.flying Doug Sybert Saturday. Washington was upset. 14·7. Pacific-10 Football Cougars Belt ASU From AP Dlspetcba SPOKANE, Wub. -Quarterback Jack Thompson Ued a league aod school record Saturday and spoiled the Pacific·lO Conference debut of Arizona Stale, throwing for three touchdowns and running for three others as Washington State romped to a 51·26 victory over the Sun Devils. Comi ng off his wors t ·ever performance against Idaho last week, Thompson completed 16 of 34 passes for 271 yards and gained 54 yards on 13 ca rries to raise his career total offense to 6,123 yards. The vkt.ory was the Cougars' first In a conference opener since 1965. They are now 3-0. while ASU dropped to 2-1. . Thomps on's three rus hing to uc hdowns lie d a s ingle.game record held by ts other Cougars. His total touchdown production tied him wilb UCLA's Paul Cameron. who ac· counted for six touchdowns ruab.1ng a nd passing against Santa Clara ln 1951, for a league record. Thompson s tarted his passing blitz whe n he h it running back Ray Williams for 51 yards to the ASU 20-yard line on the second play of the gam e. Thompson capped the drive with a one~ard plunge. Ste.t.,..,35.llH•.U i• CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -Stanford, led by the sharp passing of quarterback Steve Dils and the powerful runnjng or tailback Darrin Nelson, breezed past Illinois 35-10 Saturday. Oi ls completed 80 percent or his p asses inc lud ing one for a touchdown. Nelson gained well over 100 yards and scored a t.oucbdown. leammate Dale Keneipp recovered a Hustle fumble as the Hoosiers thwarted every serious challenge un· til Wallbington's 64·yard touchdown drive ln the game's closing minutes. The victory squared Indiana's re· cord at 1·1, while Was hington fell to 1·2. Harkrader. who sat out all ol last season with a knee Injury after becoming the only freshman in Big Teo history \0 gain 1,000 yards the year before, scored Indiana's first touchdown on the opening play of the second quarter. Burnett, a senior. took over the bulk or Indiana's ground attack in the sec:ond half and scored the final touchdown early ln the fourth quarter. T~ Tedi 4J, Arl.i:. 28 LUBBOCK, Texas -Freshman quarterback Ron Reeves rifled two touchdown passes and scored twice himself Saturday night \0 propel Tex· as Tech to a 41·26 lntersectiooaJ vie· \Ory over favored Arizona. Reeves, a Lubbock product, winged twin 10.yard scoring tosses to GodfTey Turner and Brian Nelson as the Red Raiders struck back from a 16·7 d eficit in the first half. Reeves hil a school record eight con secutive passes during one stretch ln guiding the Southwest Con· ference club to its fi rst triumph In two outings. The loss was the fi rst for t he Pac-10 Wildcats arter two vie· tori es. A roaring South Plains audience of 41,712 watched the Raiders spot Arir.ona a quick t.ouchdown by Larry Heater and then commit a series or coslly but not fatal miscues. Stanford Ught end Pat Bowe pulled in two touchdown passes. 0. e9•• SC. J:S, TetaL JS Tailback Mark Dis muke broke KNOXVUJ..E. Tenn. _ Tennessee loose for a 13-yard run and scored JI. b l s linois' only touchdown with 2:40 left qua rter a ck J mmy treat.er dove in the game. A fumble by Stanford's two yards for one touchdown and passed 44 yards to JeH Moore for Mark Mordell, recovered by lllinois' another in the final three mfoutcs to Bobby Smith on the Stanford 23 yard squeeze oul a 13-13 tie against OreJlon line. set up the score . Stale in a non-conference rootball Stanford, leading 21·3 at the half, game Saturday night. r ecove red a fumble by Illinois The lie ended an eight-game losing quarterback Lawrence McCullough streak for Oregon State's Beavers. at the beginning or the third quarter , wbo held a 13 . ..() lead from the half un· and five plays later fullback Phil til the final three minutes. Coach Francis plunged over Crom the one. Craig Fertlg's team lost lo Arizona The Illinois defense knocked down * sc:ott• av OUArr• RS Arl-.St 0 1 U -· Welfllnoton S4 ,, • u '4-it WS\.1-T"°"'°'°" t '"" <W9'-llkU WSU-Wllllemt to 11•t1 trom ,.....,_C-....,k kl ASV~'-~ klfftd -CHku ltk llt WSV -TllOfnC>'41n 1• '"" tlllU felled I WSV--12FO W\\.1 -Wtoellev J P•U ltom TlM>rnPSOn twetson _.Git I ~U-TtoomplOn I run <w ...... kl<kl ASU-Mlst* I !»'& •~-p~ 11410\UOI ASU-Ml.itwlO!»'ilromPo119*I I lrun tettttdl ~U-EM 20 P9H from~ IW•t-.kk kl ASU--•11""' f-fetledl WSU -WetllillQIOn 1• <IM (WM'°" kk k l A-».SG7 \TATrsTIQ Fl"tctowns Av"'4t•·Y•l'd\ PHtl'"I f¥0t Return v•• PH\H Pvnh F""'llln·to-• ... M lllh·Y•Ch * AW "'" 20 10 •M01 ... m Ut 711 IOt 152 '1·»-4 ... 34-t ........ HI 1-1 ).)) .. JS seott•.., QUAim AS Sl!MllWd 1 14 1 1 ~ llllnolt J I It 1-10 111--f'liuwfl l-~ SI• •1~4 ,..., (-r '1<111 SI• &owe 1' ~" lrom 011• O••tJe• llk k l Sl•-Frtncl\ I"'" I~ Ill<• I SI• &owe I ~ from Sc.-•I IN•llerkk kl 111 0 1..-e 1) <11n (flnter •1e111 A--0,14) STATISTICS "'"'dowM Au\toe\.-y¥~ Pt\llllQ Y"'<h Relurn v•r<h PIUe~ Punt\ Fumllln·IO'\I PeMlllt• Y••O• * s-... 28 , • )0.1 .. 4'-111• 141 I) H I> 1).J1 I J,14-0 4 n I J8 \ l \I 1 104 •• ,.., 5'0tl& eT OUARTl"S U P<Kllk I 0 I 0-• c.lllornl• 14 J 0 1-U OOP-F(; AMO<• O C•r-8 oull• 30 P•O trom C.mPIMll IC-r uo I (Al -Jonf'\ I run ( C-r •ra I C•l-f O C-•ll> VOP FGAl99<e1l C•I f d01 ~9• U pe\\ fro"' C•mpllell IC-r •1<~ I A l1,SOO STAT1n1cs f1~1 00-• A"'"'°' y41fct\ P•Ulntf'"'O\ A•1vrn Y••d\ P•n e\ ...,,. .. ~U"'l>i"" IO'lf ....... ., .. ,, . .,.. UOf' .. ,._., ,.., 10 .. n 1 ) ,. "' .. ,. Ori •• JJ-107 ,.. 42 ..... ~4) 7 I .... Stanford punter Brad Fox on two last week and Brigham Young a * •110. .......... ~lltt• week earlier. ~ttfomtut~ u :10 •. m. consecutive plays in tbe fourth The Vols. a two-touchdown favonle \tott&Houa•nn :::~.., ...... c.ilfonH l:2Sp.m. quarter. giving Stanford a flrSt down, coming off a 13.0 loss to UCL/\ lMl wu"'""''°" 11 o o ,_, and setting up the Cardlnals' final week. threatened five llme.1 in the 1"':::'~ ... ,..,-,""'01"!.!:.;..•1• out a nd scored on Pryor'a two· to uchdown, !lcored when reserve second ha lf but lost the ball twice on 1nc1 e ...... ulrun•F•-k•<•l oul slnl(le off Dyar Miller 6·2 quarterback Turk Schonert hit Bowe r bl b S d w .. \l'O 0.1,.,. '~ '""" p..,,. .. h h d II d c· lif I I I with a l·yard touchdown "'ass in the . um es . y treater an once on an CL•nJlo<dkkkl . w o u re e ve a orn a ., inte rception • ~., ... slurler Chris Knapp in the end zone. Streater i>lunged over the ROD I STAT•ST•~~"' 1,..: ,~tp.,. .. ·---...,_ ---u..~,-----~~~..,,,,.,.,_~,. -·<"-·-~m~~"..t·~~ .~~ .... ~t.. • ·~~tn1"cittdtr;~o'"tarrir -..AiiiJGf ......... -... EWllW'• ·-:.c·r,··m·"" n· 80· t · · ~.D·~~~J~.~~ , f Chi l th l ht PH''"' v~· n s o tn or cago n e e g • got · BERKELEY -Quarterback Rieb plays. ~·•urn ,.,.,,. ,. " the win. Campbell thre w two touchdown T he Vols' Dennis Wolfe dove on a P .. w, ,,_,.., t.).t 'rh An la h d tied lb p.,,,.. •·» •• e ge a e score passes as CallfornJa beat a stubborn fumble by Oregon State quarterback rvmbl•'"'°'' •·• o.. at 4.4 in the top or the eighth. University of the Pacific 24-6 Satur· Steve Smith 20 seconds later and hn••11n , .. ~ .. '° ..., Lyman Bo6tock led of! with a day. Streater threw a 44 -yard touchdown walk, Don Baylor singled orr Campbell put the game oul of pass to Moore on the next piny. * Jlm Wlllou1hby, who relieved reach In the fourth quarter when he scoH ..,ou_., .. , s tart er Rieb Wortham, and threw tong over the middle to re· 'JO) J4, Ore.,.. Je t=!:,•" ~ ~ : ,;::! Wlllou1hbt then bit Joe Rudi celver F1oyd Eddings for 1 66-yard O••-'°""" .i. ,.., .,_ Smtth • wllh a pile to load the bases. scoring play. EUGENE. Orc.-Reser ve Steve ~~~~=.~~"'"'romSft>lt111t11<~ LaGrow then came ln and Ron Cal's 01"'11l touchdown came on 8 Stamp threw two fourth·quarttr ••11ec11 J ackson greeted him wllh ll 30-yard pass (\'Om Campbell to re· touchdown passes Saturday night as • .,',•1M -Strul•• , run fOvnc.n lfln1le, scoring, Bostock. Baylor cl'lver Matt Aouia. T he score was set Texu Christian rallied for a 14 10 ••nn -· ... tMu '""" 51""'"' also attempted lo score bul Wat! up on a 26·yard run around left end football victory over Oreaon °•<• 1•11tc11 thrown out at the plate by Bob Allen Uleckmon. who was lost late r The game winning score came with ... -t>.M ''•m"« Molinaro. an the fi rst qutrter with a knee lr\luty 9: 54 left ln the game when TCU raked , ,,.1 c1o-" 0'u,\ '•~, • CAt..tl'OttN•• cMtCAOO afte r rW\hlng for 47 yards. a fle ld goal try a nd Stamp, the 11 .. ,,.., ,.,°' i>1" ... ,,. Of101,,. ~·1110': ~... ~·111,~ Campbell, who completed 17 or 28 holder, passed 26 y~rds to Kevin :::~,':.9v~~~· :~ ·:~ GMdwtn."" 'o o o ""°''"''·" • o o o passes for 277 yards , threw pasaes of Porter. ...,.... •Oo>• • 10.11 • ~:;~~:'» ! !: : ~~.1111 : ~: ~ 17, 14 and 21 yards to act up the Oregon led 10.0 at the half. getUn" =~~1.,.1.,., 11;~ ',~ .. .,...... to' ' '"-"'°'"'·• • '2 1 socond sooro -a one·yard plunge by Its flrsl ACOre with five minutes left .. ,n.111 ••. y .. ,,. • ~· .. 11 ::'.:'~~''°"· 1o ! ~ ~ ~ ~~~. ; ~ ~: fullback Poul Jones. ln the opening period on a Hix-yard 0-1111141, < • o 2 1 , ... y. c • o' o Kicker Joe Cooper booted a 36-yard pass from Miko Kennedy to Poul * '/..'f::.r:"• ~::: ~:.·,= :~:: field 1oal artcr a second quarter Bachtold. te0tt .. You•"u'" II.Miiie,, cf 4 0 0 0 ,.,,,., tit 1 0 I ' California acortna drive railed. The Ducks ' Pal Enillsh added a TCV 0 • II u -lf T.t•t al • 111 I l'*lall II I • S d n Ore .. 11 l a I 0-10 ~:=:•• ~ : ~ ....... J.f, lt'•••l•P-1 ~:::coode~~a'::!~ ml .way lhroueh ~;-11=~~:, ,_ 1rOl'll K .... °'~;:·,~~;~·2:~!·. ~.'~~·r~ .. ~ BLOOMINGTON. tnd. -Tailback TCU. held to only 36 yards t.otal or-rcev:~~.,~!r'!!" '""" steftlP '"9•"411"' lltl 11-oowntM ........... SI'-Mike ff orkrad"r and Derrick Burnell rense In the first half. struck for Its l•IO lflledl ...,,~ ~ .. " r1 h r1 1 r '~" "°""" ,. .... ''"" 51•"'1> • ,,. " 11 .... '° ran for one touchdown apiece Salur· r11t score on l e rst P ay o the the '""""Oii peu ''°"' .. ..,. , CAUl'Ott••• day an<t saCety Dave Abrams stopped fourth quarter when Shamp ptt88l.'d 4S n a,.mc::cu on ~':~.,\lo>'." ·~ : ; ! ~ ': two WH hlngt.on drives with paaa In· yard s to Michael M II ton on a ,..,,100 ... ,., 1o u · .. ""*'' · . ~ ;! ·• '-• o .• ierc.e~.M 1114~ ~! lbt. ~. ~· fbac~ oPt.lo~. _ ""' ....... ,ti oJ> •1w ~.,,, , 1 , 4 4 • r•nked ·JfuiU t(.1'1rt·~Jltf«·~t· ~~ M1'9ftift • •11H'llY• w1~ o , o o o o b~ll. Harris spearheaded the TCU defenae --. • .-~ .. ..:-~--....: w: ~:..,.0, • Frethman Tim Wilbur also •n· tha t held Oregon to only lwo flr t ::;:~H·•• ,_, .. "'""•..., tercepted a Waablnslon pau and down1 in \be fourth quarur. "-Miu .... _. • ··-.... . 11 H ': H• \ I FOOTBALL Buckeyes Gro11nd Gophers FrMIAPOW,akMa MJNN£APOLI frt hman quarterblack Art Scbllchter ran for two l~hdo a_rKt ~N"cttd Obio Slate to lw.-o olMMt Satur~ day u the lMh·r.nhd Burkeya blitzed MfnnHOt.a. 2'1 10. In the 811 Ten •Mr for both clubs. SthUchter, -.ho -. a Intercept. e.' a rd but ru~ for se yard to p re a balanttd Ohio &..le at tack beron· bt1ng l"t'placed early 1n th fourth qu~r. Schlichter srort.'d on runs or one •nd thf'ff yards. "'htl.-. the • Buck e)'~ ul o got touchdowns by Joel Paytoo nd Ron Spn"IS. who led all ru_ heri. with 82 yards 1'ht-Bu<'kcye~ ri.nLShf.d with 300 yards ru h1ng ror the game E AST LA NSING, Mich. F lunker Kirk Gibson raced for one tou~hdown on a reverse and ha uled m u lung pass for another S.Alurday whale Michigan State ~cored three quick tou<'hdowns and went on lo maul Syracuse 49·21 in an intersectaonal foot ball gam t:. Sophomore MSU quarterback Bert Vaughn, filling in for the in· JUred Ed Smith, coolly threaded the Orangemerl second ary. in- t'l ud i ng two long bombs for touchdowns. whal e the Spartar d e f e n se ke pt a m is f1rin ,_ ~y racuse attack bottled up in its e nd or the fi eld r~r most or the game Syracuse was never in the con- test as it rumbled away the opening kickoff. then gave up a trio or touchdowns the first rour times MSU had the ball. ltbcea.ri1128, Nortlltee•te rre 7 ' A,..l ........ QUARTERBACK CR UNCH -UCLA signal -caller Rick Bash ore doesn't know what is about to hit him as K ansas defensive end Mike Calovich bears in on the E dison High gr ad in Saturday's football game at Lawrence. The Jayhawks stunned UCLA, 28-24. for their first win of the year . r .... r -.e •i UCLA • • • • rally fell short. WITll 111E SCORE knotted al 7.7 early in the second period. Hines found freshman Kevin Murphy all .alone ror a Sl·Y•fli pass to the UCLA one . Two p lays late r. freshma n Sam Smith plowed into the end zone to give the J ayhawks a 14-7 lead with 6:25 remaining. Brown fumbled on the Kansas k ickorr and freshman Roger Foote recove'red the ball on the Bruin l~. Br uin defensive back Michael Molina was wh1stled for pass in· terfe rence at the one and on third·and-goal from the two-foot line. Hines st,ood straight up~ fired a pass lo Kirby Criswell tn the end zone. UCLA PUNTED a moment later to Kansas· J immy Little. who weaved in and out or two c lusters of tacklers and raced 66 yards befo re Kenny E asley caught him on the three. On the first play. Hines dragged a Br uin defender into the end zone and Mike Hubach's fourth extra potnl made it 28-7. The Bruins. who had a llowed only one touchdown in-defeating Washing ton and T e nnessee. staged a SS-yard drive to tie the score al 7.7 with 3:30 lert in the first quarter. Brown keyed the drive with a 24-yard burst lo the Kansas 18 and on fourth-and· goal from the one. Bashore kept ror the touchdown. The Ka ns as defense kept UCLA shackled througho.ul the second quarter. a llo.wing the Bruins onl y three rirsl downs. sco•E IY OUAllTlllS UCLA ' 0 1 10-1• K•nwl I 21 O 0."19 I( U-Crls-lllCMHlromHlnes tHUbKllkkal UCLA -~hot~ I run C9oertnff\ll!r kltk I ICU -Sm11P• I run IH-lllll<kl LU-C••-tt I~' from .. , .... , IHUIN<ll kl<kl KU -Hlnesl run tHubK" kl<k I UCLA 8ro.n 1 run (Boermettler kl< k I UCLA llrown20run llloer'""1terk10I UCLA FC,1S8oea1-ster A 0 .120 GAME STATISTICS UCLA KU Fir•t oown• 11 •O lhl\M\ or~ •31~ '6-'IO Pa\\lno v•r°' l•• " Aelurn Y••O• IJ ~\ P<1\\U I~ 1• I .. 11 0 Punl\ • 41 •" Fumblel•ICl'I • l "' Pen•l"•"v.rd• • H .. oo Sunday. Sep1ombor 24. 1Q79 O~IL V PILOT 8:J GWC's Firs t Win Rustlers Stop Huskies, 31-27 By JOHN SEVANO CM "'9 Dallw ,..,.. Staff "Th~ best thing we did tonight was win."' said Golden West head coach Ray Shackleford to his team after the Rustlers had just defeated East LA S11turday night 31·27 before a turnout or 2.000 at Le Bard Stadium. "We have Lo start taking bet· ter care or the ball." he cont· inued. "and play sma rter root· ball." Although the Rustlers were winning for the first ti me tn three tries. it was evident the ball club was not quite jelling yet. Agai_n, the Rustlers' orrense put pomt.s on the boa rd. a nd again. the defense didn't a ppear up lo the task. EAST LA QUARTERBACK Tim Ransom. younge r brother o( USC reser ve qua relrback Walt Ransom. completed only seven passes a ll evening ... but it was good enough to score thre~ TD's through the air. and 213 yards total. Shackleford. myst ified at his team's performance thus farlhis season. had stated going into the game it was more important how his team performed rather than the outcome. "We didn't play re al well because of the dumb thmgs we did." said Shackleford. "We 've been good at times, but we haven't had any con- sistency. Jr we continue to do the things we 've been doing, we probably won't win our lea~ue " GOLDEN WEST started tht game in a hole immediately as the Huskies took the opening kickotr and marched 70 yards m eight plays with the fina l 24 coming on a Ransom pass to end Chris Hollqway. 1t took Ransom only two plays to hit J ames Terry on a 28·yard pass to put his team in front 14·7. G WC 'IOOK only 64 seconds lo tic the game aga in though when it covered 68 yards in four plays, the final 38 coming on a fine run by halfback Leonard Altavilla. who started in place of the in· Jured Johnny Oakley ... The Rustlers started taking command in the sei:ond half. scoring the fi rst 10 points or the third quarter. ste>l'a •YOU AH EH E•ll LA 14 0 ' •-1' C,Oldell We\I I I t0 >-lt ELA ltollowav 24 ous trom Aan.om u.,..,,,1101o.1c1o.l GW c -s11e .. 1rd IS PU$ trom Rakl1Sll•11I IL•lr\Oll kl<lo.I ELA-Ttrn 19 pesu lrom A...wm IJ8'.1m1Ho ... 0 1 GWC-Allavllla•run <Lalnonltklol GWC-Allavlnaa run tL•lrwn kick I GWC-l..llr-l3FG C LA -A~ 1• n;n IJMM'lllllO kick) GWC-Slle<ll'd 14 PIU 1rom DeMASe l'-'t•rwll ...... , !'.A-Terrv lOP1U lrom AaMOm <oassfalledl • -1 ,000 HllrNlt«I OAMa STATISTICS ~.,..1 oown" Au1llH·urd~ Panlr>Q v••~ P•n•n Punh FumblH·IOSI Pen•ltl~r- ELA owe 20 •S ~·u· *'''o 111 •• l·•S.• 1•1S·O 8-31 O.JJ S-4 H WI lJS INDIVIDUAL •USHlltG ELA-A•llM>m U·44; 8rando11 4-•0; IC~mu 11.100; lel'r'; 1.1e; V«• ? .. ; ~Iv 1.1; wu-Mor m1nui S GWC-A•kMhanl 1.for """"' 41: Fooel •s 10: Alt•vlll• It IS., s.tor m•~ 1. INDIVIDUAL rASSlltG ELA-A~ l·IS.1.113. c.wc-A.-~ 11-ZHl, 131; De~ I ,.., ''· INDIVIDUAL llt[CatVING ELA-A•mtret •·•S. HOiiow•• •·2•: '""" ? IOI CiWC-81<!11W1<11!r1 • •Z. At1Avll'• :Vil. w;~• y 1 •J. Sher.trd 2 l S. 010\otl 1 I~ W 1qrllOff• 1 '· F-1 • J; EVANSTON, Ill. Tom Swuss ran for 123 yards and two touchdowns and Ira Matthews broke loose for 125 yards and a touchdown on a 78·yard punl re· t urn as Wisconsin whipped Northwestern, 28·7, in Big Ten football Saturday Irish Mistakes c ·ostly . The Rustlers came back at the end of the .quarter to tie the score when quarterback Steve Rakhsharu moved his tea m 51 vards on six plays following a fumble recovery. Pellll State Rallies P-ast SMU, 26-21 uach Guides Michig~ 28-14 East LA !l·2l broke back on top following a GWC miscue and STATE COLLEGE. Pa. <APl -A p a ir of third period touchdowns on a 16-yard pass by qua rterback Chuck Fusina and a fl was the 200th conference victory in Wisconsin history. the fi r s t for ne w coach Dave McClain and the second in the Rad ger,· first two games this :.eason Northwestern locored 1ls first touchdowr of the year but fe ll to 0·2·1 m the conference and overall. three-yard run by fullback Matt SOUTH REND. Ind. AP1 said Leach. "We weren't execut· Notre Dame. the defending na· Razorbacks Suh.-y rallied third-ranked Penn _ Mic higan Coach Bo Schem· ing well in the early going. I tional champion. was unable to State to a 26·21 college football bechler told quarterback Rack didn't practice on Tuesday or com e back from its 3·0 loss to victory Saturday over Southern Leach at halftimt-, ··Loosen up. Wednesday because of an ankle Missouri two weeks ago. WT;m• } 9 7 Methodist we'll keep coming to you, we 'll bruise. So l wasn't as confident W J ' • P enn State. unbeaten in four keep comin~ to you ·· as I s hould have been. I was a * * * games. trailed the 17-point un- Leach responded with three little rusty." sco"uvouA"Tus STILLWATER. Okla. IAP1 derdog Musta ngs from the second-half tol.K'hdown passes """"'9•n o / ' ,._,. Halfbacks Ben Cowins and Jerry Southwest Confere nce. 21-12 two to Doug Marsh and a 40· SC II EM BECHLER WAS N~ti~;:,1,., , _, trcm ~1.!. ~!! Eck wood, botUed up for much of with 12 minutes left in the third yard game.clincher to Ra lph pleased with his team's condi-1<1c•1 the first half. finally broke loose qua rter. ,.._.dtte 2~ D•lo v. e WEST LAFAYETTE. lND. - Sophomore quarterback Mark Herrmann threw for 223 :icards and completed touchdown passes to Mike Harris and Bart Burrell as Purdue defeated Ohio University, 24-0. Saturday. Clayto n-leading the fift h lion a nd said, "The story or the ~~.:~!~":",:':0i:~:~:~ during a li ghtnin g quic k State then drove 69 yards on ranked Wol verines to a 28-14 vie-gam e was the second half when uM-M•r9'So-n 1rcm 1..eec" cw111ner,kk1 Raz<rrback drive in the third nine plays with Fusina throwing tory over Notre Damf' which suf· we came back and played ex-~:~:~:ro!::~~-_;111~~~·,~111.:,11 period Saturday, leading second-16 yards to Scott Fitzkee and re red two regular·season losses in cellent football. We played poor· uM-s.tetv 1Mon1-1ec1o~ bv oreer1 ranked Arkans as to a 19· 7 col-Matt Bahr converting the extra a rowforthe f1rsttimeinl5years. ly in thP first half but I knew if A-H,o7~ le ge football vic tory o ve r point to reduce the SMU lead to wP stayed close. we'd do it in the 011-..e nAt1sT1cs Oklahoma state. 21· 19. LEACH PLAYED poorly in second half. Wf' are in great Firs100,.", ""1c",8 ~ The Razorbacks led only 3·0 at Arter SMU wa!-i forced to punt. the first half, completing three physical condition. The key was Ru1he\·w•r°' )Mii o "' halftime against an Oklahoma Penn Stall' rolled 73 yards on 12 Herrmann, second in the na- t ion in passing yardage as a freshman, had only seven yards passing in the opening period as the Boilermakers stayed on thP ground for 17 or 20 plays. HP wound up completing 13 of 23 passes. ~itting out most of thP final period al> reser ves finished the game. of \4 passes for 21. yards .. '"~e to get back into the game." ::~~:~ov~~~~ ~~ ~~ State team rated as much as a p I a y s fo r th e winning came backto hitonf1ve of s1x tn Trailing 14-7 at the half. the PHm 110-0 1 .. ,.,., four-touchdown unde rdog. touc hdown. Fuslna completed the second half and finished the Wolverines turned a recovered ·~~~~1 ... 1°"1 ~:~ \'; A rkaosas launehed the third passes or 7. 13 and 12 yards th11t day with 110 yards through th1• rumble a nd two pass totercep-Pen•111e\·vero\ 3.11 ..,, quartt-r with an SO· yard dnve moved the ball for a rirst down air t i on s in to !>econ d -h a l f 1ND1v1DuAL LIADus that took only one minute a nd 2l to the SMU 30. Freshman Joel · We knew if we'd keep going touchdown s against the m istake-AuS HtNG-M•<111o•n. Huoiebv 22·~S: A. seconds. Eckwood bolted for 51 Coles ran for 12. Booker Moore I d h O•vl\ U ·l'I. LUO• "'"11. Notre O•me. HffVtn' t o h i m . h e wo u com e prone Iris . 11>-1s.Fe•QV10n?J.11 yards and. two pl ays latter. r ac·ed 15. and S uhey lht:n through," Schem bechler said_. The victory was the second PASSING-Mk"'"""· Luc111-20-0. 110. "°"' Cowins raced into the end zone cra cked three yards into the end "Things started to click a little straight ror the Wolverines. who 0~";(:10::~~~~ M••~" .... : ,1 • .,on from the 25 with a pilchout rrom zont'. Bahr conve rted to make 1t better in the second half and I'm opened last week with a 31·0 1-60. Noire oame. FerouM>n J.11>; c.ronc11"91r quarter back Ron Calcagni. 26-21 happy as heck w~it~h~t~h~e~v~i~c~to~r~y~:_·~~t~r~i~u~m~p~h~o~v~e:r~l~l~li~n~o~i~s_:w~h~i~le:.__:_1·:1l:.~H•~1~~.:...:....,.l'I:__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas Sputters, Bul Wins , 17-3 AUSTIN. Texas IAPl -Safeties Rick Churchman and J ohnnie J ohnson end linebacker Lance Taylor recovered fumbles inside the Wyom· mg 25-yard line Saturday night, helping sixth- ranked Texas' sputtering offense scort> all its points in a 17·3 victory over the spunky Cowboys. ·Texas, 2·0 for tht> year, had lo drive ·a grand total of 25 yards for its three scores. . ~a~=~iJcK{~ dashed five yards for a score and Russell F.rxleben kick.ed a 43.yard rield goal for the Longhorns or the Southwest Conference. Te.au A AM 37, 8e•t0tt Co~ 2 NEWTON. Mass. -Speedster Curtis Dickey raced for three touchdowns as Texas A&M ex ploded for 28 points in the second period Saturday night en route to a 37·2 football victory over out- classed Boston College. Dickey. the NCAA indoor sprint champion. scored on runs of 13, 29, and one yard, igniting the Aggies after Boston College had taken a 2-0 lead on a first-period safety. Dickey carried 18 times ror 138 yards, all but 11 in the first half. After Boston College edged in front late in the first period when end Jack Kemp blocked David Appleby's punt from the end ione, the Aggies capitalized on • tumble recovery by Carl Gruhch at the Alt.II~- Elmore Toyota Lea.sing CBJCA 'S, CottOLLA'S, TRUCKS 4WD LANDCRUISMS C&ICA S I I 6 29 '"'Mo. LinlACK ' + Tll !r ... ...... . -.... TENNIS BUFFS! (AOUL TS ONL Yl VISIT OUR CLUI HIT 300 BALLS ON OUR AUTOMATIC BALL MACHINE oHLr 100 • HRC HARIOR RACQUET CLUB 310 W. WILSON, CO~TA MESA PhOM for APPT. 642·2000 LAST DA SEPT. 16 THRU 24 GEORGE COLOURIS 6th ANNUAL Baseball Standings Johnson & Son Present' ••• USED C "'R NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE A West Division We t Division SPEC. "'LS W L Pct. GB w L Pct. 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AP DlapatclM-11 NORMAN, Oltl• Qu•rterback• Thomu l.otl •nd J .C Walt. 5t'Ored two loue'hdownu 11plcq Saturdn ul\ thir d ranll('d Oklahoma 1.1nd H.s ~ l.i.hbonl• offoMt> mU.-ct ti'> a C6 7 victory over Ru~c 1n ll <'Oii\'" football gam.- M'Orc with :ru i.t•ct nds left to play ab 20th·ranked lowu SU.le hurnllh1t~'tJ lowu, 31·0, Saturday. lowu st.oppt-d the Cyclones on thelr first two po1111l·1u1ioN>. hut Grunt clime In at quart.erback lo l'lturt ttw !it'to11tl 'luarter und threw a 47·yard lOU<'hdown l)tllll\ to ~pht end Stan m xon the first ttmt• hl' touc·hc•d the hull t.ou ·~ n •r Oav.I &a play ht•IJl("d Okl1thonrn 13 0 1 to an O\t'r"'hf'lm1nar !i2<1 halftime It-ad u the !°'>11l•O•'rl'> 'et'n'd ('V\'f) time• tlwy h1td the b•ll whik tw J1re<'ted lr•fh c Lott v.•a.. repla«'d In the middle of the 6£.'cond 11u11rtt•r a~r rushllll for 102 y•r<f\ and h1tt1na t""'o T h t{'{' pluyi> lutt·r. rreKhmun defensive tackle C'hriit llo.'lkey fc.11 on an Iowa rumble to set up an t·1.c ht yurd Cnint to Huy Hardee touchdown pass. "'rive.•~ fur 32 yanb Sh•vc Johnson klC'kcd u 34-yard field goal midway through the Hccond <auarter to give Iowa Stuk a 17 0 h.•ud RI~ nt'~r manaaf'd lo put togetht>r much of a 'h lit'°"'' it a r1H of fln.t ha.If fumble" rt- t'u\ t•red b Oklahoma blunt.ed .. n> tffort to kt't'P the cont~l ckll>e c.&e.-.. 22. Sa• '•~ St. 1 HO\JLIJ l-;t-t , <'olu i''ul lback J ames The ~~· fin.t sror ome with only fou r tt1 11\uh•!> Wld ft\t cconc:L. aonv ., Billy Simi. ,, 11red from 11 ard out ......... 44. ......... ,,,,. • ., Moybcrn r un for 168 yards und a touchdown. fuel· •nai J oc<."Ond hair Colorado rally that carried the Wth ranketl Huffaloe., past San Jose State 22-7 Su t urduy 111 ,, collcwc football game full of 1~·n1tlt1t•" and lumhle:.. COLL'MlilA. Mo Sophomor~ Ball Br•dky ,·umplt>tl-d 14 o( 19 p.a •c.. t ~o of tht:m for tuurhdown.-,. nd ht'I~ 17th ranked M1bl5oun bcut M1i.1111'i.1''"' 45 lit 1n colle11e football Sttturday. ih•:-.p•h' a rash of Tiger fum ble M oyberry. llelllng most or his yardage up the m1dtllt'. wus ir11strumental as Colorado scored on th (iri!t t~o fkt~&Csslons in lhe lhird quarter to t-rai.c u 7 s halftime deficit. Hradky whlP&>t'<l 6e<>ring aenllls or 14 yards lo K1•tl111 Wini.tow ttnd 25 yards lo IA"O Lewis lo 11pur 1llc T1.:erl'. who overcame ftve fumbles. T he :Hool lO. 216-pound senior carried seven times for 28 yurds as the Buffs drove 80 yards for th\'tr fl njl Loul·hdown Mayber ry got the score on a one-yard pluo.:e orr tackle . M1:-."1~ 1pp1·~ defense. spread out by Bradley's t•lus1vc maneuver s . a lso fell prey lo s urges throu~h lhl' li ne which rel)ulted in touchdown ·· romp:-. of 77 and 29 yard:. by Gerry EJlis and James Wilder On their next st•rics. the Buffs went 76 yards for a scort• M;iybcrry ran four times for 19 yards on that series. which included Bill Solomon's 13· yard pass to Kazcll Pugh and a personal foul pena lty against San Jose. Solomon's one-yard dive produced the TD with 5:52 lcfl in the quarter . Marc Massengole'b recovery of a fumbled 1>unt return by Lewi:. helped send Ole Miss ahead 7-0 on quarter back Bobby Garner's 10-yard run a round ('nd m the opening period before Missouri :.cttlcd do~n T.,,._24,"a•• .. StateJ4 Six minutes later Elhs then broke a shoestring t:iekle try hy a Mlssi:.sipp1 defender and galloped to his srort' TULSA -Tulsa fla nker Jerry Taylor caught six passes ror 111 yards and a touchdown to lead, the Golde n Hurricane to a 24-1 J college football win over Kansas State Saturday. ,..,. Stat~ 31, loaDa 0 Tulsa. or the Missouri Valley Conference. sta nds 4-0 with the win over the Big Eh~hl Con· fe rence Wildcats, 0·3. IOWA CITY. Iowa Reserve q uarter back Walter GrWlt threw three touchdown passes and !'\o 2 ta1lb<lck Victor Mack raced :.even yards for a Quarter back Dave Rader lofted a J9.yard pass to Taylor late in the first q uarte r for Tulsa's first touchdown. The Hurricane had take n possession al midfield and used three plays to score Sowhern Football Kentucky Rallies From AP Dlspatches 1 LEXINGTON. Ky. -Mike Deaton threw a IO-ya rd touchdown pass to Greg Nord and then ran for a two· point conversion as Ke ntucky came from behind in the fourth quarter to defeat Baylor 25-21 in a college game Saturday. Linebacker Lester Boyd :.caled the victory with 48 seconds remaining by k{lockim~ down a Steve Smith pass <1t the l(oal hne R<iy lor was in striking distanc<· when J\ndrt'w Mclontrce defleeted Kevin Kelly 's punt giving the Bears the ba ll at the Kentucky 39 Ke ntucky improved Its record lo 1 O· 1 while Baylor fell to 0·2. ,,,_,,,._ .. d 21, No. Caro. 28 CHAPEL HILL. N .C. -T ailback Ste ve Alkins ra n for two touchdowns and Ed Loncar kicked three field l(oals to lift Maryland past North Carolina. ?J-20, in a n Atlantic Coast Confe rence game Saturday. Tra iling by five points with less than eight mjnutes rem aining, Alkins took a ~ p c h six yards into the end zone for Maryland's winning score. :ind a ss by quart erback Tim O'Hare r a two·point conve~ion failed. The score capped a long drive and was set up when O'Hare. racing :second down and 28 to go, complet~ :i 28·y:trd pass to end Gary Ellis at the North Carolina nine. FlorWa Si. 31, Mla..t ZJ MIAMI Reser ve q uarter back midway m the third q uarter when Duke center Kevin Kelly s napped the ball over the head of punter Ricky Brummitt. who recover ed in the end ione. Senior qua rterback Mike Dunn then d1rect.t.'<1 the Blue Devils on an 80·yard dnve climaxed by Rhett's 2fi-yard blast over the right side for the decisive score. Dunn keyed the drive with two 15-yard runs around left end and a 14·yard keeper a round right end. South Carolina's scoring came on a 39-yard run by fu ll back Geor ge Rogers in the first period and Eddie Leopard's 36-yard field goal in the second qua rter. Georgia J.%, ClemuOll 0 ATHENS. Ga. -Quarter back J eff Pyburn thre w an l l·yar d scoring pass to Carmen Prince. sophomore Rex Robinson kicked a pair or fi eld goa ls and t he a ro us ed Geor gia Bulldog defense stymied the Clemson Tigers for a 12·0 colleg!'! foothall vic- tory Saturday. Cle m son, H . which clobbered The Citadel 58-3 in ils opener lttsl week. was hindered by six turnovers, fo ur fu mbles and two interceptions. Two o f t h e f umbles led to Robinson's field goals of 29 and 39 yards, giving the Bu lldogs a C·O ha lftime edge Georgia. 2-0, took the second-hulf kickoff and marched 80 yards in 11 plays, topped by Pyburn's TD pass to Prince in the end zone . Wally Woodham plunged one yard tor a touchdown and added a 22-yard !froring pass to Ma rk Lyles, helping LSf.J J3, tt'•lce f'ore•t J J C\th . ranked Florida State br~ak ~ BA TON ROUG E, La. Tailba ck bulft1me ti~ and dc!eat the Umvers1-Cha rl ie Alexander ramble d for t)'-of Mla mi.31·21,Saturday. JR -i:Olt~~,_0 • .,....,.. • .SMur )~-1te-it-!~~ -~~ • .~.::;_.;~.ry.<f~~~tMl~ rii'ttitco 'il>u.Sian'a"I S 1 m i:nons keyed the de fense fo r State struggled to a 13·1 l victory over ~londa Sta le. blocking a second-Wake Forest. c1uarter punt that Mark Macek car· rkd 67 yards for a touchdo)l(Jl, a nd LSU. 2-0 and t1. t hree-touchdown nlso recovering a fourth·q_uart.er fum-favorite, sputtered on offense alf blc that set up a go.ahead field goal. night and capitalized on ooly one of six t urnovers by Wa ke Forest. The Deacons fell lo 1·2 with the loss. Dwlce J8, s.ta• Care. 12 DURHAM. N.C. -J unior tailback Gregg Rhett scored on runs of 18 yards in the sceond quarter and 26 yards with 3:07 left in the game Saturday to lift Duke to a 16-12 vie· tory over South Carolina. South Carolina look a 12·JO lead Alexander capped a so.yar d LSU drive midway in the second quarter. racing 11 yards up the middle for a touc hdown. He added his second score late in the thjrd quarter when he r aced around left e nd and down the s ideline for 32 yards. GWC Wins Polo Title liberty Nabs 34-0 Victory S ANTA MAR I A - Mar k Hopkins r an for three touchdowns and Pat Arndt thre w for two more as Liberty Chris- t 1 a n High CHunlington Reach) whipped Valley C h r1st ian A cadem y . 34·0. here Saturday in eight· man footba ll. Arndr accounted for the fi rst half scoring by conn ect ing with Ti m Parker on a 30·yar d aer ial a nd hooking up with Doug Huntting on a 55·yard bomb. It was a ll Hopkins' show in the second ha lf The 5· JO, 165-p o und senior scored on runs of 10 . e ight and s e ven yards e n rout e t o a 101-yard rus hing day. sc-1ty au.""' Libl!rtv Chrl•ll•n • II 14 • -~ V•ll•v Chrl\llan 0 O O 0-0 LC P•r~e< lO P••• from Arnell !run l•lledl LC H""lli"9 SS ~U lrom Arnell lrufl laile<ll Hop•ln\ IOrun lrunl•llC!di H09t!IM.""' tHun"lno ,..., I Hop•ltl\ 7 run CHuftrtonQ r11n I Volleyball Girls' Tennis <¥...ila c:-tty 17, ~ AIM4 1 ~ MOlllor IC) def. HOIV'(f"OU 6-1, def . 0e1u11• 6-l, Olf. 8-'-0; Corona CCI WOfl '-0, '-0, '-0; Sc""'' CCI l<K1 l 6,6-J, 6-0; ~ 8 •V•·Cu"'l"O ICl def llMnclor• M<Ma,_, 6-1; def. C-nell·-rar• •·2. PeranM.ott '-0; Fre<1<11-0'0•v ICI wot1 •·•. 6-7, 6-0, Mau11lav· s..,,.111 ICI _ .. ,, 6·1,C.-0 W Al.NUT Tony Wooten and Mil<e Hecklin l'BCh scored two goals and goalie Lindsay An· derson had four first quarter saves In leading Golden West Colle ge to a n 8·4 victory over Fulle rton College in lhe championship game of the Mt. San Antonio water polo tourney Saturday. We've got what you want! Golden West had reached the fi nale with an JIM win over San Otego Mesa as Marty White scored four Umes. t n the third plac:e same, Or ange Coast outlast· ed College or Sequoias, 14·13. Steve-McGowan apurkcd lbc Pir ates with live 1oala. • • * -. .. * * * * ' •• *'-' ... 'Whetl!CE/se? 1:111: umO&l:AHIHQ 6:0lllllAllY • Prof esslonalism • Experience • Personalized leases • All Makes & Models For an 1nlormatf\le d11eusa1on pteaee call ·a1/~;..i,~·.) 714) 979-3955 t .. • • • • 6 • FOOTBAU I GOLF ............. THROUGH THE CROWD -Colorado's James Mayberry hugs the football as he charges through a line of San Jose State defender s Sa turday. Mayberry l ed t he Buffaloes to a 22·7 victory, piling up 168 yards in 34 curries. It's Barber vs. Baker SoCal PGA Finals at Seacliff T_oday By HOWARD L. HANDY OI IM O•llr """Slaff Dave Barber or B«ii kersfield and Don Baker of Riviera CC moved rnto today's 36-hole championship playorr o( the Southern CaliCornia PGA match play tournament at Huntington Seaclirr Country Cluh in llunt· ington Beach with a pair of vie tories in Saturday's double round . Today's rounds ore at 8 and noon. Bar ber is a PGA tour player who m issed the cut at Napa this W(!('k While the t wo v1rluC1 I un· knowns tpok over center stuge fo r the c hamp1onsh1p, two veterans or the tour s taged a bit · tcr war in one or the mos t dram at1e.matchcs or the week in the quarterfinals. J ACK EWI NG of Capistrano Beach . the top sc.-eded player in the tournament. fell to Griffith Park 's Rafe Dolls on the 22nd hole in u morniniz match that Klass .. Dost Lead LPGA Team Event PORTLAND. Ore. CAP) -Lil· tle ·known pla yers Bever ly Klass and J o Ann Dost birdied the rirst three holes Saturday to cling to a one·stroke lead ear ly in the second round or the $JOO,OOO Ladies P rofessiona l Golf As - sociation team c hampionship. Tll~ •e-r\ afler s.ttuosay'\ second r-1CI or 1"9 LMll .. "'111 .. ,..,,_., Goll A'~l•llon fffm cP>•rnP•Otl\hll>'o •I lhe 4,7lo• Y•rd. ~' 13 Col""' D<• l!OQellfft"" Covnlrv O UO (OUf'M! 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COHl'l ltlEHCI[ WA\P>1nQIOt\ 0•11•' N~W VM k Pll1t-IOll•• SI LOii•\ Clll<eQO aret11 Bo Oel•Oll Ml.....,Wll• hm!MI 8•1 IUI Ohltl~ I 0 0 1000 1'~ 0 .. I .. •1 0 .. , .. JI 0 JJJ .... 0 000 ,. " 0 I 000 u " 0 ... , .. )7 0 m n ,,. 0 .lJJ n ~ 0 »l )II .. 0 1.000 " n 0 .m ll> .. 0 .>n •) ,. 0 .000 19 60 was full of drama to the end . Botts held a 2·UP advantat::c over Ewing a fter 16 holes and appeared headed for victory w h e n the roof m oment a rily caved in. He three.putted the 17th green. then hit a tee shot out-or-bounds on the 18th and the m atch was tied. Botts then sank an 18·foot putt on the first extra hole to birdie and· lie E wing. On the second hole o f t he playofCs . Bolls dropped a 25·foot putt for u birdie and Ewing fa iled to fall to press ure. sinking his six·footcr for a bird BOTH P LAY ERS bog1cd the par·three third hole with Dotts winding up the m atch on the four th extra hole with u birdie on a four.foot putt. Perhups the extra :.tre ngth used in the pl ayoff wus Loo much for Botts m the afternoon match against Barber. Barbe r had birdies on the fourth. seventh a nd eighth holes and won the sixth with a par. He was fi ve up a fte r JO and c losed o ut the match with birdies on t.hc 12th a nd 13th holes. "I went out loo soon afte r that m a tch with Jac k <Ewing >." Botts said. "I was still exhaust· ed and I didn't have any feel ror the short game. I just plain r an out of gas. but he C Barber I p l ayed good so don 't takt! anything away from him ... 0...r1•th MI lt•*h IL.awn rec-4 ... ..-1 A .... Boll\ 1c;.1llllP> P•n I deC JA<~ E•"'41 IC•Pl\lr...o 8"I, l.yp °" 71rt0 llOll". O••t 8•">9r Ca...9"1...0I del PM Mc:Gu<re !~ Arro-uol.• l DOii 80ff !Alv1era1 def O.w ~ff (Founta•ll V•ll~v I, 7 I, 8oO Hu\'*'<! IEI C.rt>LOI del ~' Moi\t<1lbott'IO IGr11l1111 PMkl. 1-.,p Haas Ahead by One Napa Leader Shoots 66 NA,J>A . Calif. <AP I -J ay Haas shot his second 66 or the tourname nt and took a one- stroke lead over Tom Watson a nd thr ee othe r e ha ll engers Saturday in the third round of the PGA event. in which s ub-par golf was the rule. "Birdies definitely arc flying out the re." the 24·year.old Haas said a fter h is six ·unde r -par round on Silve r ado Country Club's 6,870.yard North course. "I was ll·under afler nine holes a nd ba rely on the leade r board ... Haas. whose victory in the San Diego open last winter was his f irst as a m embe r o r t he Professional Golrers Association tour. was eight·under par for the Lourna m('nl and ti('d for third going into Saturday's round. His back nine Saturday included T .... 'f'tl;-9' ltam• at.Hov\ton IChd.-17,10 om 1 8otllrnore° al l!uf!dlo c •~w•-•t P1".ouron Mternl at Pf>1IMJtlph1,. New ()tie-•I C1nc1n<\OI• Now VOi'' J(Jh "' W•""•ft(llO" O••f"lv~r ot et,,.n-."" City °''''01t •• St-411tltt ...llellld <ii l "mc><1 ijdw Gr«t'f'I Boy di !>.In Oi<QO SI. 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FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING I TENNIS Sonday, September 24. 1973 DAILY PILOT 11$ ForCol~ges Football Scores Cougars on t lae Run Washi ngton State quarterback Jack Thompson 04 > heads down the line before a handoff to Mike Washingt.on <26 > during Saturday night's game Arizona St.ate. The Cou~ars rolled to a 51-26 win. WEST Cal 24. P11c1fic 6 Wash. St. SI. Arizona St.~ TCU 14. Oregon 10 Cal Poly cSL01 41. CS Full. 27 " C.I Slete Not1l'll'I091ta,0.ICO St. I HumllOIOI St. IJ, Will_.,. I He~.O. 1"-111, UC Oevb I St. M•rv'tO. 0.,_1·41o'udd tJ C.I Pol1 ll'olnl U, S.Cr-nlo $1. M•Y••rOSt. ll.Sem•C1¥• 14 ROCKJES Colorado 22. San Jose St. 7 BYU 32. Colorado St. 6 Utah St. 45. Fresno St. 22 N. Ariz. 21. Montana 6 Holy Cl"06S 35, A!r For~ 18 UTEP 31. San Diego St. 24 Boise SL. 31. E. Mich. 21 Idaho St. 27. Portland St. 13 Weber St. 35. N. Iowa 9 New Mexico 24. Nevada cLV IO C.rrou, Mollt. JI, Aoc.lr.y Mollnteln I e«neu. •-,., '°'°'-Col. 11 Moftl..wi St. 42, TeutA&I 11 $. C:OIOUdo J4, C:-edo Ml!WS 14 s. IJl•ll lt, Ma<l 13 Wnlern SL s.. w ..... Me•IGO 2• Ft LewlsU.WHlmnUr.Utal>lO SOUTHWF.ST Texas 17. Wyomliig :J Houston 42. Utah 25 Tcxus Tt.>eh 41. Arizona 26 A"91IO SI . .,. Sam HO<lslon st. IJ A.thMl\$1. IO, Or.UO ...... ,., ....,... "· e. Ne• -··co .. L•m•r u , S..., F. Au.sun 1• l.ou••l•n• Teet-28. T .. ••-ArllnQton JI Trlnlly, Tu. 14, S..t Aou 5t. J MIDWEST 'th Michigan.. 28. Nolre Dame Wl 14 Ka nsas 28. UCLA 24 -----------------------------------------------------Michigan St. 49, Syracuse I,a11sdon, Kirkhor•n Nab Htles Horse \ 2l Purdue 24, Ohio U. o Wisconsin 28. Northwestern 7 Mike Lansdon of Edison de fended his Division III title in the boys division while freshman Andrea Kirkhorn of Ed ison scored a stunning upset in the girls di v is ion to high light Saturday's running or the 12th annu al Corona del Mar cross country 1nv1Lalional. Lansdon won his three·mile race in 16:05, which was the s econd fasl<'Sl lime posted on the day, while Corona del Mar Ul>ed s uperior deplh to capture the team tiUe. Kirkhorn won the two-mile girls Division I race in 11 :30. <M- f ea l ing Edison t eammate Sharon Hulse by 28 seconds. With six of the top 10 places. Edbon. the defending CJF girls cha mpion, wulked a way with team honors. * * UM tft•ltal ..... I Of'lfaleftl ..,., I L•/l>dOft CEd lsonl t•.os. 2. Ernst IEI OorHol 16:06; l. 8ut .. r IEdlsonl 1•:26; •. Ml rt Inez (s.llMMll It 37; S. Oel~kll (fllllayt•l•I I/) U ; • Giii~ ICdMI 1'· .. ; 7, He<1tof'G ICdM I 1• 0 , L 8r~rrn.., (CdMI 11 O<: t P••IOft (El 0or.eo111·oe; 10. kotl ICclMI 17•0f Teem \tOfe\ I. CorOM 0.-1 Mar SI. 7. El Dorldo ... l ECll'IOl1 80 , 4 S.le"•" 171, S Mlylaor 121 01¥1tlM II kYI I. 81H19en lMonleb<lllol 14 27; 2. C11r1t ITvsllnl i. •I, J. C:-. (Moflt-llOI t•·41, •. 1.IC<MM ICM141 Mewl 14:41; S. 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Melvin IEdlWnl 11 )4 Tum sc...-~-• Eooson n 1 c ... 11 M•w s.o 3 Unlver .. ty 109, •. M11er ~1 Ill, s. MonleQ!llo 141. Dl~llOlr" I, VIII_. l"-'•lft V•O..,I 11:C1; ?. "°"' CCdMI 12:01; l. IC•ti.r (HIHltl"VtOfl h <t<Pll 11: It; •. HoclOes IF--V•ll1yl 12:711. ~ StciuoMon (CAIMI 12'30; '-~lm)Oy CLll WllMJnl 12:)t; 7, Tioorpe CC.0 Vett.yl U :l2; a. Nkl>ol' IEt ~Mcll 12:15; ,, ~ ICdMI U :», 10 FolMll (HW'll"910ft8Hclll U:». Teem Kllfft-1. C.dM Jt: 2. foourltei" v .... ., s•. l. C.oo Velley IOI; •• Lll WllloOf> 121; s ....... ,. invton ee.ai 14>. Racing Pomona Iowa St. 31, Iowa o . Indiana 14. Washington; Arkansas 19. Okla. SL. 7 Ohio State 27. MiMesota 10 Stanford 35. Illinois 10 Missouri 45. Mississippi 14 '~"'*'t.=!._....1 Oklahoma 66. Rice 7 F'"' '~"Mid Eltlll•• ceru11 Tulsa 24. Kansai. SL. 14 lt.00.11.20, S.~;~S!r-CLAtult >uo. 10.20; Hesh P•ss cW1tue1 4 • .eo. Ball SL 20. Toledo 0 OVll'1-S llhno1-. 17. W Tl.'X ~I :1 Se<ond •ece--MaYot J°''" 1s1111 • 1nq•1 11 40. uo. l 10, Fortl!P K ear Lou1i.ville 28. Cinc1nnat1 14 rc1eroue1 J.llO, 1.80; S•IH ~ocktlh E M 1d1i91n'7, lll01•""SI ii IHeynl . 10 \W K•l\W\,,. F•-\ 0 T"°"w-rM1 8owhr19 G<""' ••. G<.no V•lley !.I J TPl!fd ••<• Troe Onion TPlo•I E """°""'·HE ""''MIU" 11 IVe l.t.QUt!ll •.60. l .10. l 00. W tor Elmhur\I ''· W.slteyanO eaoe IA•"-'"' • 90 l 60, P•••o e 11anof\ Col 19, °"'-?b L•lld IG!lal)mlnl •OO. Kno• 1•.Gt1nfl••o o Four1ro •ace LOf\(l Alll• IR&mtrtrl Upper l-•21. "'"' IOW• ,, ) 10, ] 00. 2.•0. Cherub 1C1n9 WPoe•IOf\40,NortPIP•'"6 IRO•tilKI • 20, J 20; FINI VtrOt(I ~1\1\0n 21. M<i\k•"QUm 21 l•P IHowerOI S,60 U Eucl• IS·21 0 .. 0 Oro-re City 71, 144t,.,. tO U..00 t4tll\cMle 10, ~ Mt<PI ~ Follll r•ce-B•ICOI\'(\ Plea•ure I Hooe JS. O.P-I) • ve1a.Qu111 11 10. s . .o. 3 oo. 0010 'ii. Joupro, 1no 11. 01ove110 F lt9lll IC•mO••> 10 40, l •O. 8 1ullt0f\ 14, Elfl,..,,, U C•O<•<l-0..•mlAemlrulJ... MIM.·~·•.Dl*at•!.I. 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Stloro H11t H. 0.YMY St. ' Fullerton In 4 1-2 7 Setback SAN LUIS OBISPO 1 AP l -Sopho mort> tailback Louis Jackson set a Cul Poly -SLO school record by run- n I n g ro r f o u r touchdowns and leading the Mustangs to a 41·27 victory over Cal Slaw Fu Ile rton S a turday night. J ackson. who had scoring runs or five. one . n ine a nd rtve yud!t. fin ished with 152 yards on 23 trips. The Cal Poly victory ove rs h adowed a n out · s ta nd i n g r u s h i n g per forma nce by the Titans' Obie Grave~. who ran ror 267 yards on 23 c a r ries a nd s cored twice. But it wo0k a 50-yant sprint by second-string tailback Greg Speicher with 40 seconds left tu put the game out of Fullerton·!" reach. T wo plays earlier. Fullerton failed in an orfsidc kick attcmpt Gr :ive~· score:. camt> on runs or 23 and :n ya rds. wtlh the sa-ond scamper tymg the game at 20 1n the third period J C, Prep Football -~· C.Ol<lt!f\ WHt l 1. e.~t 1.-" 1' \enl• .<11\t ... C"°""' I ' E:1 C~m•"017. Futl~nor-1 Ml SAC"· Gleno.11 I MOOfCMI,.. II. R1~"'.,.. •: "·~ ... Plt-•IJ LOft(l 6ff<:I' 11, C."''°' • ">lft OM9o ~le. 1.-" H••bot :• <••"-\ n. Rk>"-1• C.•o•t,._. •>. S... a..-IA ~•"'' 8e<llol< .. .II> ...... Ot-(.ti, n <ovt,. .. ~,..,.,. 7? lilt \,t<>J•(•ntv 11 Mlf!ll SC-'• S-rv•t• 14, Sent • Al\l!I \teUey r. C-~ClllC& "· Wl'll.,..,0 L" .,_,.,.., 1:3. LOWttll 1U ·&Ji.so n's Poloist s Place 2nd Connon Rallies To Topple Clerc EIQPllll •Ke !Pomona 0...rle"-~ . Otuo w .. 1yn •· ()nerbelf\ •.It• Llllmpt~~lpl-~~II Wl1•~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I ROOUllPll 4 60, 3.60. 3 00, Ol<i\110 '5lln9 IH•YHI ".00. 6.20. Tu 011 1~1I UO. WHITTIER -T im S hi e lds :-cored five goals in a losing ef· fort for the Edison High water polo team Saturday us the Chargers dropped a 13·9 decision to t-'ullcrt.on tn the championship final or the Lowell tournament here. The Chari:tcrs foll behind 5·0 in the first quarter and never re- <.'Overed despite the scoring or ~h ie!ds, ~ho fmjshcd the three- day tournament with 10· goals. Lindsey Riley. a sophomore . ·also had an outstanding tourney with eight goals. including a hat tri c k in the Ch a r ge rs· 7-6 semifinal win over Rowland. Fountain Valley use d four goals to defeat Lowell. 9-7. and capture the consolation cham- pionship. The Barons drew a win by forfeit in the second round to advance lo the title game or the consolation bracket after losing to Fullerton. 11·7. in the opening round. F rom AP Disp•tcbes BUENOS ATRES. Argentina -J immy Connors over -powered young Jose Luis Clerc 6-3. 6-4 Saturday night in the opening round of a quadrangular tennis tournament. Clerc. a 20-year-old Argentine. playing before a partisan crowd took a 3-1 advantage in each set before falte r ing both times ·before his more ·aggtess1ve op. ponent. In another match, Sweden's Bjorn Borg took just 50 minutes to dispa tch Romania's llie Nastase 6-3. 6-1. lll~E•roe fR f'fRa b HARTFOR D, Conn. -Top- seed ed John McEnroe beat Hank Pfister 7·6, 4-6, 7-5 after a battle of nearly three hours to reach the final or a te nnis tournament Saturday night. close semifinal match 7·5, 4-6, 6-4. Pattison. a Rhodesian, had upset second-seeded Stan Smith in t h e s econd 'round of the tournament. llieuete Ad.,a~n PEBBLE BEAC H -Top seeded Marty Riessen a nd No. 4 seed Fred Stoll e meet in today's finals of the 35's and Senior open tennis tou.rname11t, .. Riessen, playing a Ugbt game. beat No. 3 seed Roger Taylor of E ngland, 6-4. 6-3 in Saturday's semifinals. UCI FRESHMAN PACES74WIN Hlf\IPI rec-igft 0<111« ISl•lt- ll>q\I 4.«I, 3.00, I Ml; Jr\1111ft• l.04lle •Clt•om•nl .. oo. l .«I; All't hllOO IA-lnl UO. U EucUI l .. SI paid Ml.SO. hf\111 rec.e-ft~ RI_. 1-...1 f.00. J 00. 1 40; V•rd!" 1llO C0.•1>- tnaf\14 oo. 1.90, Cold Gouta9t •Cam· 1>1U1.0 Elev•"'" r ece-Fo•1111 The S-fl l~OI ...0. 3AO, 3 10. Windy Oaf\Cer IFr411IH I 4,60, l .60; ICHkff l~l •.90. r. .. 1111 ••<• ,,_IH1"9 MerblH IRemlrerl 4.10. 1.20. 'Ml, COHI LA Joie A111•• CMen•I 1.20, J.00 •nO Clever Guy IF••1lrr 1 1.10. 2.00. U E •Mii (.a.1) Mid "' 00 Mid "ll o.t•d \IS 00 .<I UenOa"'e-21.431. Hollywood Park Ctl~el,..._.......,..._,I Ftrsl re<.•-oY•I Doll N 1P11111ne1 • "°· s 90, J llO. JMM\ °"'" II.-• 6 00, • 10. JO!ln 0 Arab •LA Cl•lfl S 00. l2 E1tKta l~JI paid U1.40. \econo r•c•-Mlrv M•llone I C•,..,OIMll I t1 20, •.00. 4 .0, Tiie DlllHrd CFro..11 4 90. 3 to: IOHI ~ Jo!Wrf IA.ttchfonll J • .O .no Crtaf\H CU a.ti• 1 l .IO. Troo•O •ace-<.R Siar IAut>t"I s 60, l «I. 3 20. Fate 1a.~1 ho, J .o, \url 8oaro IPltterw!\I s.10. ts EH<- ·~(Mt P•ldl$0AO Fourlll race Jo,le'\ Cllo•c• ~SANTA BARBARA -ISP•lqsl\IS10,l10,2llO MyOirK I 1'~1:Wi-10le!r>,"J,'ffl~~) ~~.:-........... ~ . .t:IWlll ....... Njl P'lft" ~Ac~~~~~ ~J~t~ F r esh man Peter Cam pbell ~~.·~,~~n'ii,~~~:53~~· 110• we~in scored a pair of goals at the "'"11 •1<•-10n19111 a-o- start or the third quarter, help-~=1=:.::·~..o.·1~. ·p~: iJlg UC Jryifle to a 7 ·4 water polo · •e\ wu c 111e1 1A11c11111 s.oo •1 Eae<· ~.'W'~--~ J~~--Nif . i v S.UW•"' a...1'1•n l.d•MI" 0 2 4 l -• Full•""" S I ) 2-ll EOIM>A-5"• .. ch ~. Rll•y ?. O<PIS""' I, 8'!f1llOIU Seftlll!Nh Sure llY OIM1'1en Edi_, 7 l 0 2-1 Rowl-I l O 1-4 £ctoso~lley 3. Slltel<h I, F~ I, UY11l- l, lkrllloll1 I. .. lnllt...,.. sc.er.•r~ Ed1ton l ~ I l-11 Pl-er I 1 l 0-• Ed1wi,.-Slll .. ch ~. ~lley 3, Fe*"'tft 1, Benl'IOIU 1, ()(!IS-I c:..-c111•~~ ~ .. , °""''"" Foun1a1n V•ll•Y 3 7 7 1-4 l.0 .... 11 1 1 I 1-1 FV-Jolln\IOn •• ~ .......... I, Eloe• '· Vtclork>o I, Ch•M'f I, S.¥a9f I. '"'"'' ..... sc .... -.~, F011ftl•11\ V•llrf I 4 0 7-1 Fullerton l I • J-11 FV-C.._., 3,. EICIH 2, VklOfino I, ~-SIOll I, S.v~I. Kriek outlasted Andy Pattison earlier Saturday in another Cl088 Country u.v._.. ............... .......... L.t•V...-1 (~~-...... , Q/~-·· Fina( S<Or~l Ulel Twe Q ty, A•IL ... W.llem (Let Veonl '3; 3.. El-'4; •. FOUftl•ln v .. ..., na; s. CNt-1.ll lU; 10. Meler 0e1m . tndMdulol SQlflfto-1. AJwtN ce1--.-1 U:07; FOU11t1111 v .. ..., .---is. Stew.,_ 13:S1, 17, Tom Strelow 14:01; 22. ltl<k ~ 14: 11; 1•. °'°"9 Prlu I•: 17: Ja. llJll COlemlfl 14 4', 4$, PNI Slllpm.tft IS:OO; ... Tony e...u ... IS:SI ..,. c.w-... Mw ••· a....-.1MK11 n I. 8r~ CCI 17:1U; 2. 0.11~ CCI 11: II.I ; l. H8rtfonl (Cl 11:30.0; 4. ~ CCI 17:J tA; S. 511.w ILi 17:SU. here, Sat.urday. 1 eo . 3.oo. 2. lo : Trlck~- Campbell from University 1crwndy1 •.oo. ?.20; S••• c1111c • ' CC•Mpf)tlllt.JO. High, 5()()l"ed the goals after UCT S1ven111 <1c e -"J e Luco a nd UCSB h ad battled to a 2-2 •R•tcro1oro1 3.~. Joo. Ut0: Tacom• h lfti ti Manf ed Le , IV•llaftCllllQNml S.olO. 4.00; Coor..o.t a me e. r o spier comm•ncl 1P111111(11 10.10. u eit<KI• and George Newland. also had o-•1 oa10 .. 1.00. t I h I t b A Eltftlll rece-lma '-"'• llla'rlttSI wo goa s eac or e n-, 10. 1.•o. 1.10: 01en 1.011e11 t\?aters. 1 r urcot1e1 J.40, 2.10; s H Sof\11 UCI, now 4-2. returns to play 1",:1~~~ ........, <AWlfli Saturday, hosting UCLA in a uo, , ao. uo: Keep o..t cv.11_.. noon game at Newport Harbor •n11"•"'1 s.oo. 4.001 a u te Fe111 ffigh. 1~:':::11::::'_,Arcllle H•ftO<rtr UC lrvll'MI 2 0 J 1-1 UCS...C1 ...... 1 I I I 1-4 UCI scor~.,. 2, -Al'CI 2. c.moc.11 2,Guesll IAclr.et'lfttfll 21.2111, 12.20, UO; 8 ( Count ,...,.._, UO, S.00; T11noer Lovlnv CMe (LJGMltUll S.OG. U bat· I• f .. )J Plld \10..00 Alttl'IClanc-IS.IU .. NO NONSENSE .. LEASING NOW PURCHASE LIKEA LEASE George S Horsburgh, D.P.M., Inc. 80 M08 ,,..... 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Featuri!!fl. ............................ l!lml .......... -••• DAILY PILOT Disco look: formal shirts wfth jeans .Fashion M en 's cloth es ch a nge s ilhouett es for fa ll. f'all 1978 is a key transitional season in ' male fashions. The new looks and directions In- dude · Suits: First maJOr si lhouette change in over 10 years -shoulders trimmer , lapels narrower, coal bodies easier "Country Look" dominates with tweeds, tweedy-type and textured surface fabrics, subtle plaids and checks, elbow patches and trims. Trousers straighter or even slightly tapered, also more often pleated. -Sporkoats: Styling similar lo suits but winter brights, winter whites and winter li&hts bring whole new look to sport jackets for fall· and winter. Topcoats: More double-breasted toppers than ever keying in on dressy town treatments, "Country" looks, tweed lrenchcoata ancl raglan· shoulder balmacaans, plus shearlings and fur- lrim med suedes and leathers for luxury. FormaJwear: Velvet is the news in solids as well as wove n stripes. Shirts and Ties: It's narrower and smaller, noticeably so in some of the designer treat· -ments in nttkwear widths-and shirt-cottar lengths, more subtle for men conditioned lo slower change. Outerwear: Headlines go to big blousons and "bee(y" coats in wool, nylon, poplin, leather, cor- duroy and pile fabrics. Lots of Interest remains evident in the insulated coats, both down and fiber filled. Knitted outerwear very popular and re- versibles arestrong . Sweaters: Memories of two severe winters add up to sweaters that are big, bulky and heavy for the most part though the total picture is more varied. -Rennet overshlrt with demln l••n•. ·-. .. . . •• .,,.·· •• Jr ......... . Vesl.s: Still big news and the range of fabrics, styles . weights and colors is bigger than ever as the rage for the look catches on with more people. Related Separates: An expanding area. particularly for sportswear, now showing in more volume manufacturers as well as designer lines. Slacks: Dressier group picks up on pleats. straighter leg in flannels, gabs, whipcords an,d similar rabrics plus lots of corduroy. Jeau: Straighter leg, cigarette leg and even pegsed treatment indicate shift in jean silhouette. Sport Sblrts: Big comeback this season for the woven group, particularly those with an out· doorsy n avor such as beefy wools and nannels in bold plaids. Models lend themselves well to layering and some can even be worn with a tie. Belts: Widths range from one to one-and·&· half inches with sm aller metal and leather· covered buckles. Fabric belts and fabric teamed with leather have "country feeling" -urat gOCS" weltwlth Fan doth:lng-aM slacks. Headwear: Slightly trimmer In shape for the most part, new season hats s tress wool velours, wool fells a nd wool fabrics. Caps come on stronger than ever Shoes: Classic styling with a heavier look - thicker·aoled and right for the country feellng that dominates Fall fashion -ls the news. Boots are also Important and reflect the heftier look. Socks: Even here the 1001< says "country" in heavier, brushed treatments and lots of sub· tlety In both color and pattern. . Tt1n rip-stop nylon vest for cooler days. Cable sweater has a wide-spread collar. The unCO(lstructed look is important for fall. Blazer has one-button closure, open patch pockets and no vent. Below left. accessories mclude pigskin gloves, socks including the soccer sock. the pocket watch. . .. • . ANN LANDERS I ERMA BOMBECK Mr. and Mrs. King Lartigue-Crilly ROloemary <Tilly and Jean Claude un1gue have exchangt>d wt"dd1ng vows in St EUeon~: -. Pari•, ""•net' Tbe brtdt. dau~hkr or Mr .nd Mrs. James Cr11ly ol C:O...t• tda graduated h'om Mater Del H11h ~bool. s.rnt.A Ana and Orangt Coast College. The brtdl'J.:flAlffi 1' ttmployed by a French nucl a.r Po'At'f pl.tot Th~ couple will hve in Paras. Bari le-Bel lot Cheryl Ann Bellot and Ernest James Banle have excbaA&ed weddiaa vows in Community United Methodist Church, HWlUn&ton Beach Tbe bride. daughter of Mr. and Mn. David L. ·Bellot ol Huntington Beach, is J Marina High School graduate. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael V Barile, Huntington Beach, gradual· ed from Marina High School. He Is assistant manager ror Kinney Shoes, Westminster Mall. The couple will Jive in Westminster. Tiede-Corse Gail Dtane Corse and D1tve A. Tiede have been married in lhe Los Angeles L.O.S. Temple, Santa Monica. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Corse ol Costa Mesa. 1raduated from Newport Harbor High School and attended Orange Coast College and Rick's College, Rex· • burg, Idaho. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. • Ernest S. Tiede, Nampa, Idaho, graduated from Valllvue High School and from Rick's College. He is a radJo announcer. The couple wtll live in Nampa, Idaho. Heath-Hopkins Catherine Eileen Heath and Randell Dean Hopkins are engaged to be married. The bride.elect, daughter or Robert T. Heath e • e I I .. • t • • • • • • . . . . . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Tiede Mrs. Barile W t'ddlng and engage· ment announcements run on Suttday m the Doily Pilot ,..<>rrrU ore ooo&loble ot all Dmly Ptlot oflices or by calling lhe 1''eotures Dt'portrrlt"l'll.~H321 To ovoid d1sappo1nl· mMI . prospech ve bndes are r1tmmdt>d lo ha~ their wedding -slont's. with a bladc-and·wh11e glouy of the bride or ol the couple. lo the f'ealures Depart ment one week before the weddmR or Glendale, Arizona, and Mrs. Donna E . Ward of Costa Mesa, graduated from Costa Mesa High School and attends Orange Coast College. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald L . Hopkins of Rialto, graduated from Eisenhower High School and attends Orange Sunday, September 24, 1978 OAJL Y PILOT 8 7 Daughter Understands : DEAR ANN LANDERS: t would like t o reply to the aelf· appolated authority on rotten f athera. She re· fu,ed to take In the ''IOUJy bum" even if he was starving to death, because "he had never done anythln1 in his whole life but cause trouble .... My father is alcoholic and by her standard.a I am sure he is also a "lousy bum." My three younger slaters and two brothers have all but thrown him out of the house in the dead of winter a least--five limes -every holiday ruined, holes hammered into locked bedroom doors, telephones ripped out, furniture and dJshes A•• Laaders broken, suppers thrown on tbe fioor. bicycles pawned. money stolen, neighbors complaining. police at the door. Talk about hell -we lived it. Yet I hold no bitter· ness in my heart. My father hatee his drlnkJng more than we do, but he is too weak to conquer it. He Is a brilliant man ( Horoscope ) MONDAY, SEPTEllBER 25 By SYDNEY OMAlla LIB&A <Sept. 23·0ct. 22): You could win popularlty contest - promotK>n might be on ARIES <March 21 . agenda. Gemini, Sagil· A p r i l 19 ) : H 0 m e , Urius figure in scenario. domestic conditions, SCOaPJO tOct. 23· basic costs, living ex· Nov . 21) : Ac c e n l pen sea figure pro-phil~sophy , more and could have bad a lteavea for "8Ple Ule wonderful career. yoa. If y .. dO take )'Oar Instead, be baa known father ta. Jem Al·A.Ma. nothh:ig but misery and It'• I• Uae ,.._ Mlk defeat. · aad ewN be a w-... l am happily married doa• lltelp to ,_ -dd now and If Mom goes co bJm. nrst. 1·u take Dad in 11 .-..-..R .. U•F111FE11111111U-,llliiS•. •· he wants to come. -A DAUGHTER WHO u•HOLs....v . UNDERSTANDS vt""I 115WU ~ DEAS DAUGHTER: .._Y•Ww You Hmd like an u1el ..... CO me. 'rt.ere'• &ot co be 1922 ...._. lhtll a 1 peclal place la c.te,..._,..,..a•i 1 HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! 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The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle J . Surmeier of Dana Point, graduated from San Clemente High School and attends Saddleback College. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs . Charles F. King of San Juan Capistrano, graduated from Aviation High School and at· tended El Camino College in Torrance. The couple will honeymoon in Mexico and live in Capistrano Beach. your way. change, reading, writ· ~'1 • For Cot•1tlc.s l-1' TAUaus (April 20. Ing, putting information • • .. ,1 May 20): You might to use. Look beneath -· 'f1" ~~~10~bo~thtri! r~~a~: s ucl~c:1~~~~at<i~~~: • VIA ~LIDO DRUGS '"'·~ Pisces, Cancer persons 22-Jan. 19): Accent on 344&VlaUdo could play key roles. easy-going approach -NewpottP•ach Defin e meanings, r e· do more listening than view terms, be positive asserting. Partnership. of quotes. No person can binding legal agree· ~:!:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::.:;£ really fool you. but un· ment. marriage could be less careful you do a highliahte d . goodjobofityourself. AQUARIUS <J an . GEMINI t May 21· 20 Feb. 18): Maintain Life After the Index June 20): Organize ac· even pace and a low pro· tivilies -your pos ition fi l e . Pisces. VirJZo is strong. Person in figure prominently . authority will back you. Emphasis lS on correct· Know it and act accord· Ing past mistak es. get· i n g I y . A c c en t o n ting job done and ref us. personal possessions, ing to believe rumors. Does your daughter need confidence? C411Dm•r ...._Peuf111111• u1 d1l11 Sclloal a •1•ur All th e c htld psychology books I've ever read t.alce you down the yellow brick road past puberty, ser ious petting, into mature re- lationships and leave you. But parenting isn 't like tha~There are 30 million rents out there- with ki between the ages of 8-55 who drift in and out their lives like a revol · door. The empty nest syn · drome is overrated. 1 h ave heard of som e parents who moved dur· ing the night to another city <and left no forwarding address). Others have installed p ay showers. Still another parent I know wailed until her son got UJ> orfe night to use tb.e bathroom. then painted his room pink a nd rent· ed it to a pocket com· puter salesman. No parent likes to ch ange locks, but the situation is definitely getting out of hand. Children simply aren't leaving the home after school anymore as they did in the '60s. When they do, they multiply and come back tenfold. So how do you dis· place an agi ng teenager? It isn't easy. When our son's bedroom began lo take on the ap- peal of a roadside zoo <complete with sawdust on the floor), we took ac· lion. , Firs t, we set the table for two. This made him aware that he was not expected for dinner. Second, we intercept· ed his mall, wrote "No s uch person at this ad· dress" and had It re- turned to the post office for forwarding. We posted signs in the hallway reading, "OC· of>._G.,.-<-,, ,.,. u--~ ~ ~:~ THE RIGHT WAY . 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Accent creativity, your You bea r a lot of CANCER (June 21 · own impressions and dialooe on the death of July 22): Take in · creations. the American family. ltiatlve, make new ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FamiUes aren't dying. starts, contacts, get rid CUPANCY BY MORE THAN TWO IN THIS HOUSE IS A FI RE HAZARD." We were considering telling him be would have to share his r:oom with the family pet (and buying a wolf) when we came up with a daring but crue l idea. We stopped s tocking the refrigerator. I 'II never forget the look of fea r In that child's eyes standing in front of the refrigerator door (the hairs in his They're merging into of burden not rightly big conglomerates . your own in first place. Daughters and sons who A r I es . Li bra • Leo are between roommates p e r so n s f I g u re in (legal and lethal) drift scenario. In and appr oach the LEO (July 23-Aug. desk Uke they're in a 22): Delay is temporary. hotel asking, "Is my old Yo u're not d e feated. room still available?" 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Orange, CA 92668 I Plea~e send the Fl1EE brochure to· . , I Name---------====~--Aoe of Student_ I Add'ress Phone. ___ _ I City Slate Zip ____ _ ·-----------------------· .. I I \ --.-.- DAILY PILOT Rock Stars Picky About Their Picture 8 7 USA aOBINSON Jlmm:y Paaf' doean't want any nab around Ida atomacb to ahow Robert Plant la conc.rned with hi• chin Paul Smith Uk• her cbeeu to l~ 1aunt Bob Dylan ne ver want.a to be teen with • •mile ~ Bay City ftollcn muat bt weartoa Roller clotbea, with no c11areuu In "•ht, aQd nevtt are pholoerapbed with atrta lmaae SuppoMdjy Ir whffi~ rock •tan are t'ODC.'emed with lt u much aa • prima donn1 movies star looklnc •t 1Ull.a, and lately "pho\O approval"' tor dlsapprovall hu become one ot the b1ag t tttncb In rock Bruce Spr1n1~1tt'cn, Ael"O!lmlth . Journey. Kaoa u , Bo~ton , f.'h•e twood Ma c. Pe.te r Frampton. Ltnda Ron"adt, Black S.bb•lh, Davit Rowtc . lft~Y Pop , Jethro Tull, Foteljfncr -these ~re JU.'\l u few who Ukt: to pick thetr pie tur~b Otten what you 'II see on lhe cover or Inside your favorite rock magaztne ls someUung that bH been bandpt<'ked, or al least looked over . by UM mu.saclam anvolved who feel they have the rill!hl to con~ what people see -jws' aa Oley would be cartiuJ about what they would s ay lo an interview. llow does this work? IT'S SIMPLE. The group decides who can have• photo pass for a concert. Or they take an "official" photographer with them on tour. He or s he takes picture~ The group approves th~ ones they like . a nd those snaps are made available <and Uus does not always mean for free. althoug h somellmes It is the case> lo the press. . But it was not always this way. In the "old" days the 1960s -most bands had one publicity photo. It is unlikely that that photo was ever seen by the band let alone ap· proved. Most Interviewers took their own pie· tures, or dragged along a photographer to gel ''exclusive" shots for the few existing. rock magazines. The first known instance of "photo ap- proval" may have been in the early 1970s when David Bowie took his personal photogr aphers (first Mick Rock, then Lee Black Childers ) on the road. These were the d ays of David's very carefully guarded Main Man Image, and no one else was given a photo pass to shoot his con· certs. By 1975 photo approval was getting stronger Led Zeppelin took photogr apher Neal Preston on tour with them and the Rolling Stones bad three official photographers -Ken C .. etwitlea Seldom Seen Candid Regan, Annie L1ebovltz and Christopher Sykes. "THE TREND I~ definitely going that wuy," sciys Neal PrcHton "As rock and roll became more lucrative, so many people wanted to photograph rock bands Photo approval, as far as I remember. was u way to gain access to a group So man y people want lo photograph a group Uke Led Zeppelin, for example, that if you told the group you'd give them photo ap- proval. you'd have a better chance of gaining a ccess." In many cases, this is a pain in the neck for photographs and publicists. Rock stars often sleep aJI day with little regard for ne ws paper or magazine deadlines. The photographers have to wait around for hours to set up a slide show in some hotel su.ite, or hang out while the mus1· <'ians look through acres of contact sheets. before any can be printed up. Photographer Richard E Aaron says this hasn't caused him a ny problems. "I've never had any trouble, re aJly Sometimes though, yo.q_ have to wall a month or two" <as he did with Fleet wood Mac) "lo get them approved.'· 00 PHOTOGRAPHERS WORRY about sending slides to a band who might copy them ? "Well," says Aa ron, "you can worry, but ther e's nothing you can do about it. IC they say they don't like them , then I do want them to destroy them in front of me, or send them back and I'll destroy them." What's amusing about W s aJI is that many photographers and press agents swear that the groups, almost without fa il, always pick out the worst s hots. And one rock photographer claims that you can show any band a batch of photos, they'll turn some down, and later on you can show them the very sa me rejected pix and . . . you guessed it, they'll be approved TDDAT'S CIDSSIDU l'VIZLI ACROSS 87 Atomic -161 Girl's name •36 Neither 115 Sheller 1 Trojan prince 89 Spanish gold 163 Consign-37 Hang back 119 Time period 6 Complain 90 Bow ment 39 Crews 121 Type stroke lO Trudge 92 Control 166 Musical d1-42 Corundum 124 Bone. Latm 14 Well done• 44 Anllc 19 Vicar's dep-.94 Enghsh title rectlon 46 Nothing 125 Clutch uty 96 Small crown 167 Hebrew let· 48 Face· Slang 127 Annoy ~ American Jn· 99 Sound ler 50 Sorcery 128 Compass pt \~Y,t~"-'\ .... '•"J~ y. ~:...161tt.ian't,.Q.lllll'l~~f,QfMM~.inf , 1~. h . ,,__ ~r!silltl~e 'f~ftjltfto-;M '~~ilf11&ve--"'' • --~ , -~ -.... 22 Find 105 English law· 171 Glaucus' be-56 Tavern v stment 24 Railroad suit loved 57 Pronoun 134 Ma's mate (abbr I 107 Piping 172 Service S8 Location 135 Silkworm ~ ~arry 111 Commollon charge se Goll club 137 Pistol case 27 M~~'·s narne 112 Diner 174 Exists 60 Baseball 138 Medical pre- 28 Go<llla 114 Asalstanl 175 Smooth team fnc 29 At ttome 116 Plural end-1n Verve 61 Thus 140 Hears 30 Simple sugar Ing 178 Rind 83 Searl 142 Oozes 32 Spaghetti 117 Female ra tr 179 Hert> 65 Station 143 Dupe 2 and -bit 181 Requires 66 Verdi opera words 35 Feel 118 Donate 182 Relax 67 Chimney de-144 Frost a cake 37 Fate 120 Western In-183 Oceans posit 145 Kitty 38 Warbled dians 184 Accumulate 88 Common 146 Negligent •O Small Inlet 122 Agnus -DOWN aultix 148 Epigram " Charter 123 Sailor's word 1 Aun alter 71 Personahly 150 Medina 43 Toddler 125 Stupor 2 Square 73 Disregarded Arab 44 Lawsuit 128 Slippers· 2 3 CT~~~~~ 75 Seed vesael 151 SOepry <t5 Enclosed car words 4 Account en-78 Marble 152 s1st ,7 Edge 129 By try 79 Arab coun-154 College 49 Combo mem-131 Greek letter 5 Jewish cere· 1ry bigwigs ber 133 School booll mooy 11 Curve 156 Fire tndlca- 51 Beef 138 Lode 109d fi Poslllve 82 Etemlly tor 52 Insect eog 137 Roll call an• 7 Asiatic no-M Overact 158 Strong 54 Kernel swera meo as Facial cavlly boxea 58 fear 139 Building I Adversary 18 Mother ol 181 Engendered 57 Chart wing 1g ~'r1i1 Zeus: Var. 162 Ivy League c.a "'--• 141 Brazlllan e O • "1 No1wlt'-coll""• :,: ~ .. "' 11 Wallop. • ,,. 1'" '"mazvvon C"'--...... atter parrot Slang atandlng .... " ..-·a.. Work unit 142 Adhere 12 American 93 Bird'• beak tacean e5 Death 145 Nicer general 95 water Illy 165 Faaltng ae• 811 Flower 1'7 Barbedot na-13 Blotted Otil 87 Cha.r son 70 Digraph llYe 14 Explosion 98 -the ma,_ t68 F0<mer 72 Oahu dish. 149 81bt1G1I 15 Thick cord 100 Tattera White Houao 74 ~erp cfy name 18 Pro 101 Redact res 78 Orgy 1S3 Every 17 Slate· Abbr. 102 Adoro 110 Dance step n Caroo unit 154 Govt agcy. l8 Unom-103 Seino 173 Nigerian 78 Wtllle 155 Dlachargeo 19 rr!~e 1oe WtoP tribe llO Houae ad·. 157 Olstroaa aJg· 23 Matr1culale 108 Pagan god 178 ltaJtan •rll· ' . . . . . . ' . .. , .,.._11\'GMlll ____ -..m M:lllllCU .. _. ...,,., ~., ....... ,,.,_ao.oe- ~---·~~ ~---........... ~ an o som Cl&Sl PWA w.m 1 -mo.AM-ml SU..UIJt.191 u..a u ... l.l m-tlll 119 uma-..,1 n.• S..IUCI Slt·• ..... I.ICU D.l U1-Z22l Amualng obMrvetlona of life •long the Orenge Coaat, penned by• netlve aon, In the DAILY PILOT juncl nal 31 Terminate 108 Alaakan city cle 13 O...a with 159 Color 33 Ventllale 110 CogwhHI 180 Neqallve 118 Speck 180 Auocnenl s.-Fat 113 Re~IH pl'elht STARTS FRIDAY sEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS ---~.._.,,,. ~··-=------.. -· ... . . . .. . ... ·--··-"'-··# AT THEATRES AND DRIVE-INS EVERYWHERE . ROCK STARS/CROSSWORD HEAVEN · ~ ....... ~ CANWAIT ... :::.~ ....... '69f.: .l GlfG <. N. ~Chase. ~~· ~ ,1111 "THIONI ...... "AMl"ICAN ANOOM.V-·-HOT WAX" I [ . . . TELEVISION Senior Politics 'Grandpa Goes to Washington' Contemporary Jefferson Smith? By SEaav BUCK HOLLYWOOD CAP> On lhe set ot U1e n'w NBC sertes "Grandpa G0es to W1&Shin1ton•· one wonder ar Frank Capr• l!!I an 1nterosl<d •~tator from ~htnd lh~ 11ctnt'ry Or JWirhap~ Se n S I Hayak•wa In Ui39, produtt•r d1ref tor CaprP turned out the la t of h\I\ social dram11~ of the l~. "Mr Smtth ~ to Washtniton " J ame1 Slewi.rt was tht' 1df'a.lbllc oun1 head of lhe Doy Ranaeri> who becon\f'S 8 St'nator by ll Ouke and discovers corrupl.lon tn Wash1n1ton Grandpa, played by Jack Alberuon. could ~ J rffttSOO Smtth a 1enerallon l•tt r. Grandpa Joe KrUf'y. like S m 1th, 1s an Idealist senator. 11 maverick who keeJ>6 tnpplf\I over Wa hin1ton ch1canc-ry At tht' amt time, however. Kelley's elcc lion in his sunset ye·ars is suaaestivc or Hayakawa, the 72-year·old Republican from rullrorn1a who upset an incumbent two ycan. »iO lloth have ucademt<" b11ckL~ IN ONE SCENE, Kelley talks to a Southem !>tnalor in an effort to drum up sup. port tor bJs bill on the nght to pnvacy. The senator mumbles something about states' ri&hts. Albert.son bellows. "What do states' rights have to do w1lh the right to privacy, you numbskull?" Capra would have loved it. "It bas a Frank Capra quality to lt," says Albertson. lean and lanky and wearing his trademark bow tie. "It has humor. it bas djgnity." PRODUCER ROBERT STAMBLER says, "IL bas a Capra-esque quality. ll 's a man wtio goes against the system. a man who flies by the seat of his pants. It takes people a loog time lo realize he's an honest man." Both Albertson and Stambler, however, deny even the remotest link to Hayakawa . His politics don't mix with Kelley's. Kelley is a liberal. presumably a Democrat although his party is never mentioned, while Hayakawa is a conservative Republican. Albertsoo plays a college proressor who's forced to retire when he reaches 65. His out· spokenness against the governor. who's running ror the senate, causes him to be drafted as an opponent. He wins, or course, but only by forc- ing the governor out of the race with a threat to expose his corruption. ··r never thought or politics m yselr." Albertson says. "My wife and I discuss politics -I ask the questions and she has lhe answers. "BUT THERE IS in my book a great ~1milarity between politics and the entertain· afent field. A politician, like an actor. is always "I fMldc fJae t•f11p I ~rllftl bt eamemUe, ••rlesqtle, ..... ~•••• aad radle .U lteipetl t• pflt me f11 Clle pe•klett lw fa , ...... ,, selling himself. Like an actor, he is rated on his performance by all thinking voters." Albertson says he has no thoughts of putting his own ideas across through the series. ·•My object is to create a character that everyone would like to say is representative or the man who represents me," he says. "A political figure who is not basically a politician. but whose interest is doing things for the com- mon man." · "Grandpa Goes to Washington" is a com· edy-drama, with the huII\or coming from the senator's irascibiUty and his unorthodox means of solving problems in a legislative chamber where tradition, seniority and protocol are paramount. IT ALSO COMES from his son's ramily, with whom be lives. His son, an Air Force ma· jor general at the Pentagon, is played by Larry ( 1..' M. DOYD ') INFORMS in the -. . ~ ....... DAILY PILOT L1nvllle tie 111 deflnltely not lhe same character he wa~ In "M·A S·H." although his 1ather affec· tlonalt>IV collll him a Pentagon fathead The ram1 ly. naturally. becomes entangled In Grundpa'R problems Su<:h as when he dis· cover" 11 $27,000 upproprial1on for a birthday purl~ lor thl' pre1>1dcnl'b daughter and attacks it 11H wu11teru1 11pending His own gr1nddau1hter ha-. hl'l'll invited to the party. a social ac· comphshment her mother heartily supports. And a pre idential aide threatens to have Kt•lky'i. i.on shipped to the Aleutians unless the NN\lltor bucks or( Thi'> I!> the rtrth series ror Albertson. who won s movie Oscar and a Broadway Tony ror "The Subject Was Roses." He's also won two Emmys He was in "Ensign O'Toole," "The Thin Man," the syndkated "Dr. Simon Locke" s~nei. and "Chico and the Man." He hai. spent more than SO years in show business. but it wasn't until the late 1960s with "Th~ Subjeel Was Roses" that he be<:ame well known to the public His role in "Chico" gave him additional prominence. •· r started in vaudeville, thank God," he s ays. "I think the things I learned in vaudeville, burlesque. night clubs and radio all )lelped to put m e Jn the position l'rp in today. I had train· ing few people, tr any. are able to gel t,oday. "I was straight man to some or Cfle greatest t:omics in the business . That's the best training you can get. You have to know how lo tum the joke, how to feed lhe comic. I have to be grateful to the people I worked with and learned from." IT HAS NOT ALL been smooth sailing for .. Grandpa." The concept h as undergone some ch a nges. accompanied by wrangling and rumors as executive producers came and went MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" (PG) "SPEED TRAP" "ALMOST SUMMER" (PG} "AMERICAN GRAFITII" "SOUND OF MUSIC" {G) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "FOOL PLAY" (PG) "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" SlaCllU"' "FOUL PlA Y" (PG) "FUN WITH'DICK & JANE .. "CORVETTE SUMMER" "JOY RIDE" (PG) "ALMOST SU MMER" "AMERICAN GAAFITTI" AMMALHOUSE "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOT WM" (PG) "SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" (PG) "GONE IN 60 SECONDS" AU.~ OP1H 7:00 '.M. HKMfTL Y Cl11ld Under 12 f'ru Unlen • Kiddle PlaY9round "Oltll & C.UlflOI • lleno • llltt fllllot lltHfVllltft ~let' } M 10 llllllllltM lellht~3113 ··-•'!-r . .. ......... -- I Sunday. September 24. 1978 Al"~ ·JACK ALBERTSON STAR OF NEW 9eRIES in rapid succession. Albertson was unhappy with the scripts. ll wasn't unW Stambler took over as producer that the show setUed down. Part ot the problem, Stambler says, had to do with the fact that "Grandpa" was originally conceived as a one-shot 90-minute movie. Mak· ing it into a series was an afterthought. "You can get away with a lot of things in a one-shot that come back to haunt you in a series," he says. "The pilot shows Larry Lln· ville folding paper airplanes in his Pentagon or. fice. It's funny, but you can't do that week in. week out. or il becomes caricature." CAIL Y PILOT 88 STARTS WEDNESDAY -9-27 IN AN EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT AT EDWARDS HUNTINGTON CINEMA ... to end all A l\ODERT ALTMAN FILM (ll~Olen> DESI ARNAZ JR. CAROL BURNm -GERALDINE CHAPLIN HOWARD DUFF MIA FAAAOW VITTORIO GASSMAN UWAN GISH LAUREN HUTTON VIVECA LINDFORS PAT McCORMICK OINAMEAAIU. NINA VAN PALLANDT (ANO 32 ASSORTED FNENDS, REIATM.S. ANO UNEXPECTED AAAIVA.l.S) UCCl/IM~ ~...,OIM<mllt TOMMY THOMPSON ROBERT ALTMAN ~'" JOHN CONSIDINE PATRICIA RESNICK ALLAN NICHOLLS ROBERT ALTMAN '10IYIT ROBERT ALTMAN & JOHN CONSIDINE A LION'S GATE FH.MS PRODUCTION '°"°" ., OWIJI( 1'I • (OMI&« C 11,. M>ITl[Tll CJ>l1Ul.T.fOI m=::a~:J . edwards HUNTINGTON llACH AT IL.LIS, H.I. 848-0388 aJe DM..Y PILOT ·ROOTS• FAM! DeVELON T\JG.OF..WAR T•...,..n foc"*'9 on LeYar 8Ufton . . . . . . . . . . . The Bible as Theater RBcitm of Mark's Gospel We ll R eceived By WILLIAM GLOVER NEW YORK (AP) -Alec McCowen bas bl\ bll wtUa ea wu.aauaJ 1cUot veoluro. Tbe BliU1h atv 1tand1 alone on 1t11e for two boun, .-.cltSn.1 St. Mark's Goepel. Arter 1 four.week run ln New York that was a boxolflc~ aeUoul before It 11larted, be la off on a tour that will cir cuit from Harvard Uolvoralty to such drama d tadela as Cleveland, H artford, St. Lo uis, Min . n apolla and Aapeo, Colo. M ldway throuah tbo tour bo return.a to New York for an Oct. 24 ·Nov. 12 e.n1a1em c nt a t Broadway'• Playhouse. In Deeember be returns to t.b e acene at his orialnal solo triumph, Loodon, to perform in MccowaN Wettmtmier Abbey Later he will record the stint for telecast over tbe ABC network. Then be may be back for another round of cross-country travel. "IT ALL STA&TED," be reports with a touch of Irony, "because I wanted to find out ii I could hold an audience all alone." McCowen considered Matthew, Lu.ke and John also, then decided that Mark's account of Jesus, actually lbe first written, most suitable. "He geta on with the story straight oft. Hts ac· count ia the moet active and is full of lncldent." During the 16 months that he spent memoriz· Ing the text, the 53·year·old act-Or kept the project !lUperstitiously secret. McCowen tried out inauspiciously in the north of England -the local clergy saJd people were too busy preparing for Christmas to attend. His fi rst London appearance sold only four tickets in ad· va nce, but the critics cam., and the audience avalanche began. A WEST END EN GAGEM ENT followed. Producer Arthur Cantor, who does shows on both sides or the Atlantic, decided to bring McCowen to New York. Aclrciss Greer Garson joined him as co· s ponsor. "This has given me more joy than anything I've ever done," Mccowen declares. "I had in· tense pleasure working it up and anything from now on is a bonus ." Although he regar ds himself as a man "without strong religious leanings," the sta r acknowledges that some of his most s uccessful ·roles have been theological STAGE L~STDAY SEPT. 16 THRU 24 GEORGE COlOURIS 6th ANNUAL ......... ~ ......... ........ ..., ANAHEIM STADIUM Burton 'Pau:n' For Netivorks Le Var Burt<>f', wbo shot to stardom after hls portrayal Of 1 slave In Alex Haley's ••ftoota;• has found hlmself in tbe middle ot a continuif\g battle between the t.elevlalon networb in an ef· fort lo achieve hip marks in tbe ratings. AllbouMh he has been act.log with notable suc· cus for~ years, McCowen bas always fell that the lone entertainer ranka higher in the theatrical pan· thoon than an ensem ble performer. Ahead of an OUvler or a Gielgud, bla personal favorites are such com edians as Max Miller, J ack Benoy and Frank J ust before coming to lhi& country McCowen did St. Mark's Gospel for a gathering of 400 ------------------- Anglican bl.shops -who gave him a standing ova. lion. Howard. "The clery have been very fri endly but some faithful churchgoers seem to rind I present too im· patient, angry a nd violent an interpretation of J esus. But it ls all in the text. He's got a lot to be impatient about.·· NBC will air ''Battered," feafurtna Burton as wife beater at 9 p.m. Tuesday. At the same lime, C~ wUJ show "One In A Mllllon: Tbe Ron Lenore Story, .. 1tarrina Burton. LeFlore, who pl~ for the Detroit Tigers, is tbe only man to eve r be p a roled from pris on to baseball's major leagues. Whlle busy three years ago in tbe original pro- duction ot "Equus" and then in "Antony and Cleopatra,•• the debonair actor started searching for a one-man script. r------iiiiiiimiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i:iiii'i;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iilll .. _11111_ "I discovered that j ust about everything suJla· ble in literature but the Bible had been done - Dicke ns, Shaw. Wild e, Mar k Twain, among PEIER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES DJ~·,! ~f~MO . ., .... ~(110 Ofange 63.t 2~~3 °""' 1 lO • H~ • b O(I 81~·10.IO fPCkt NOW PLAYING I "INTERIOO~ I U WHDS CllOIA Cosla MBS.1 !">46·3102 others," he says. .. fT IS WU AID CRAZY ... LUVES a. RELllG Ulf Al AllllOUI FIHMMAI PLEDGE WHO AT FIRST FULS A unu LEn OUT OF T..a, BUT WHO, "'THE EID, CM'T RESIST JG-.. All THE Ftlt" >AIHU(N(ARROll , OA•t • Nlw~ 11IF YOU'RE IN HIGH SCHOOL, IF YOU'RE IN .COU£8£. IF YOU'RE OUT OF COUEGE. IF YOU'VE EVER HEARD OF COUIOE. 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Melanie Mayron. featuri111(. Anita Skinner, Eli Wallach, ChrU!topherGuet1t, Bob Balaban, GiM Rogak,Amy Wright,Viveca Lindfol'!l, & Mike Kellin. produced &directed by.Claudio Weill. <'O·producer. J an Saunde~. screenplay.Vicki Polon. Ntory.Claucl ia Weill & Vicki Polon. music. Michael Small. ""----·-----~..._ ............ __.. • ... .. II' .. ' .... . .. , .,,,, .......... . . ,. ... . . . . . . -. . . , , . . . . • # • • • , ~ • ; , • • • • , ~ ' 2 ClllnCMM•----H)Ul MAT~ .... AVALANCMI .. ...OllmT•-C-. A&MOlt .......... ~-. 'Mtmc.AN .....m(N) """ ..... -°' ... ,.... ... >. -....... notlAl VllVITINI _, lfYMOUll HOOnl1N1 -9IUllD U0Hntlft01N1 ~ac.ut -~MAW• ~FOUL PLAY'° -·n -.,. .. ,,_, U T,_ ............... ,.. .. ,_ --... "" ' ( -"41A ., .. • .,_., CAH WAt'r IN t ~·-94-1-51_4_, U T/--~~t:.'~111-P:l-ll ,.....,., ........ ,, 17"91SO '1WtCI -..-r AUTOPST1a1 PUii CAHll111 •.1111T .OS IDCD" .,. ""· Of fllMlCOIO .. , '"" AlJCI IN WOteaLAN»1at --~~2' ,Aft .... 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Put them all together and they become shoes made in Costa Mesa for the young sophisticate. Styles, Inc., the company. produces the wooden shoes for its Naughty But Nice line. The firm, one of a growing number in the West mak- ing shoes. with wood bottoms, is the only manufacturer 10 Orange County. "California is known for its wood bottoms," said the owner and principal arbiter of design, Richard Bradburne. "A whole shoe industry is No Gaps CM Tape Reel. Output Precise By THOM LECOQ Of TIW O.lly Pli.t 5tatf Data Technology Corp. of Costa Mesa dominates one portion of the computer in· dustry -so, why haven't you seen its name on any equipment? The company doesn't make terminals, microprocessors or any other hardware seen in data processing centers. IT MAKES REELS used for half-inch tape me mories. Hundreds of thousands of spools pour out of the factory at 3120 Airway Drive each month. Not one carries the company's logo. And that 's fine with Kenneth L . Smith, young president of the plastics firm , because those reels go to 3M, IBM , BASF and virtually being developed here-a California look for the young." WOODEN SHOES are not made in Europe because the materials are not as readily availab;e there, Bradbume said. "And wood is getting scarce here, and more expensive." The Naughty But Nice line appeals to the young women who grew up on platform shoes, Bradbnrne noted. It has become increasingly popular with disco dancers as the company has added more ·glitter. The newest and brightest of the styles are being shown in European editions of Vog ue magazine and the look Is expected to really take off overseas. · · A pair or the disco or street shoes starts as a slack of thin birch plywood, which is glued together and sawed into the basic vamp. ALL OF THE finishing, staining and as· sembly work is done by band, Bradburne said. "We have two operations and two businesses here, a wood shop and a shoe manufacturing plant.·· ll is au new to Bradburne. who started his career as an accountant. He bas worked for the Sherman Foundation in Corona del Mar and Islander Yacht, which he helped build into a tbrlv. ing company. When be and his associates sold the yacht business, he went into mobile homes and finally electronics . Shoes never entered Bradbume's mind as a potential business opportunity, but when he and one of his sales managers found two boys mak· ing clogs in a garage they gave the opportunity a second look. "They were going bankrupt for the third time," Bradbume said. "We t.bougbt they bad talent." He and several associates set up a company and. Bradburne is the ooJy ooe left in the busi· <SeeSROES, PageCZ> Hearing Devices' Criteria Outlined By PAT DUNN Of Ille o.llY Pllllt SUH The hearing aid industry in California 1s a S24 million annual business, according to-the state Department of Consumer Affairs. An estimated so.ooo to 60,000 hearing aids -are sold each year at an average cost of S400. More than 1,200 different models are on the market and 3 million are in use. Shortage or consumer information about hearing aids c auses confusion among the 14.5 million Ame ricans who need them. Even more dis· couragiog, ~ the ract that 75 percent never seek medical evaluation to determine how lheir hear· Ing can be improved. RECENT REGULATIONS from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration now require a every other producer of computer tape. A\~·~~~-'~ ~~ ...... ~~-·- medical exam before a .,!lear:i_'!g aid CAA be._ _ _ . M~lill•·•m~·~~~~-t~,e.;.-· ~ customers have stringent requirements for reels, and the company has found ways to make thein with a degree of precision that larger firms would findcostlytomalch. Precision is the word. REELS ARE DISCARDED if they have any imperfections. A tiny burr. hard lo spot with a magnifier, is cause for reJecUon. Rubs and flanges, the sides of the reel, must be glued perfectly square. Any irr~gularities might tear or deform a tape, causing data to drop out or skip. The tape would be uaelesa . · Smith said skill, not patents is the secret, and that Data Technology.'s big plus Is its abili· ty to use inexpensive plastics. Entry into the tape-making business is out of the question, In part because It is complex and expensive, but also because It means direct competition with customers. Thal, Smith makes clear. is something to be avoided. DATA TECHNOLOGY has had a spotty his· tory. Smith is the replacement for wttat he hopes will be the laat of a lq string oC presi· dents whose sfabts ~ere set too high for the company's 1l1e. They were all fine presidents, he explained, but Uley were attuned to d.lrecton from alant Workers assemble computer rnerrOy reels in portion of Costa Mesa plant companies who apparently envisioned the small firm as the base for a conglomerate giant. From the late 1960s to 1975, lhe lop officers bought and sold companies or divisions that paint a picture of their dreams : THEY ACQUIRED Data Vox Corp. in '68, Perfection Plastics and Plastronic Corp. in 196'9. Bought Decorative Components that same year. Then came three computer product lines from Raytheon in '71 and the Graphic Instruments division ol Precision Standard Corp. in 1974. The company dropped It's California Peripherals in 1970, Decorative Components lo '71, an audio cassette line in '72 and Data Instruments in '75. Smi~ned the firm about two years ago aa financi officer. When be toot the preaa· dent's s be began a process of 1ln1Ung out the thlftp ata Technoloty does beat-making precJtloo plutics in hllh volume to tolerances as close as a thoulandth of an inch. A PIANT IN Mlsslssippi was combined with another In Opelika, Ala. and the company wa~ acquired by A· & E Plastik Pak, a larae. ·Los Anteies·baaed prod•cet ol meat tr111, signs and other plastic producu. 1f all of this amacka of retrenchment tb1nk <SeeDATA, P•pCI) ' ... . . .. . TlaeC..pa•fl.·· Data Technology Corp. makes tape reels for computer memory systems. storage canisters and a new videotape cassette. It holds a dominant share of the I computer tape reel market. The firm is headquartered at 350 Fischer Ave .. Costa Mesa, with a manufacturing plant across the street (Plastronles Division) at 3120 Airway, The Perfection Djvision operates a plant at Qpelika, Ala. Data Technology Is a subsidiary of A & E Plastlck Pak of Los Angeles. Data Technology sales last year reported near $1<4 million. Key executives: Kenneth L. Smith. president; William Adair, vice prealdent·marketlng (formerly with Memorex): Martin L, Stokes, vice pretldent·general manager of the Perfectk>n Division in Alabama, and Howard Dickson, general manager of Plaatronlce Division in Costa Mela. --_ .... An otologist, a specialist in problems of the ear. or an otolaryngologist, a specialist iJ1 dis· easeJ or the ear, nose and throat, can determine if an aid will improve hearing, or if meclical or surgical treatment would be more effectlve. These specialists also investigate possible consumer - CLOSE-UP causes of ear problems and ways to prevent further impairment. The specialist may do audiological testing to map hearing loss and to select suitable am~Uficatioa, or patients can be referred to an audiologi5t. Some patJents may be sent directly to a hearinc aid dealer or dispenser without further testing. CONSUMERS SHOULD remember that there Is a big difference In tratnlnc and QUaliricatlons between audioloelsts and dls· penaers. Audiologists are hlgbly trained, non· .medlcal specialists with at least a master's de1ree. 'fho can evaluate beartnt problems and give advice about beari111 aids and re· babilllaUon. In the past. some bearlq aid dilpensers used the tUle , "certified bearln1 aid •Wlio\Qlia\L'' Tb1a la aow ll1epl la Calllornla, ·The dispenser must at Tartoai tlm•'measure (8MAJD8, ••Cl> '._ - - ... . p DAii. V PILO f . Strife Aplenty Jn 'Marriages' a,, lllLTON •oa.owns We're laLo a nMr1er wa" I.be feroelly ol •blda we bav.'t .._ •iw• the i.-. ~""1 d.t1 brlnp ~pon.a of OM company • tobbUac Up a.DCICMr Durlnt tM ftrtt ball of ltTI more U.. 1,000 llMtl"len aod eeqw..JUooa •eot .forward.. CON'l'INllNT.U. ARUND and Wett.trn ~lrlin• •Ml to )Ot.D Ion:. in • matria1e t.bet •ould cre11e the n1tlon'a Hvtnlh l1r1eat •1u. •. Oo the ~ h&nd. NaUooal AlrUMI, the lltb ,..,.... aJrUae, had DO wiah tom.,... but fouod lta.ett caUl,ht ln 1 lq «·trar bet-... Paa American World Alrw1y1 and Ttua In· temaOoaal Alrlinu Pan Am ottered Ml a a.bare, • pnce NatiOftaJ'1 atotk bu QOl com- maoded Jloce am. Money Tree s~rvomation . lot major ven d ini machln..-Auppltcr. alao waa the object of a blddlnc war It was offered "9 a •hare. a price the company ti.au·ueenslnce tSM. One of the oldest publiahina companies in America la Cbarlel SerlbDer'a Som. It wu f ouoded ln lMe It wiU aoon be mer1ed wtth Atheneum PubUaben, alatted in 19151. The name oft.be new company: The Scribner Hool Com· p1D1ea. 4NOtilE& PUBUSllE&. Arco Pub1Wililt. ts being absorbed by a much bliier compan.Y. Prentice-Rall. Arco, 41 yea!'$ old. ls the nation's largest publlaher of test preparaUon books: dvil service-, firefigblin1. police science. hi1b 'J1chool and colle~e preparation manuals. W amer-umbert ls another company whose history ia a series of mergers. It represent.a the merger of a prescription drug company, Warner-Chilcott, with Lamben Pharmacal, whos e prin ci pal asset was Listerine mouthwash. Theo came a succession 0( other mercers and acqu.iaitJons, bringing lnto the Warner· Lambert fold such product.a aa Bromo--Seluer. Schick inject.or razors and blades, Cool·R~ suncluses, Dentyne, Certs, Clorets. Trident. Oliclet.1 and the Pa.rke·Dam line of preacrlp· tioo drup. Why not coffee cake then? Warner· Lambert.'• sales are only $2.5 blllioo a year. SHOES LIVELY. • • < 1-'rom Page Cl) ness. His 75 employees currently tum out more than $2 million worth of shoes each year. When the Hippie era ended, Bradburne re- ali zed that he had lo make some changes in the product lo make it inviting to the new market. Naughty But Nice was the resuh of his new thinking and collaboration with designers . "Several people contribute but I have the final authority," Bradburne said. "The shoes have evolved with fashion." B radburne's wife, TilUe, helps with the company and I.heir daughter. Julie, a senior at Newport Harbor High School, works during !i11m mer vacations aJld gives her rather idcMs fo r Ol!w styles. The company currently makes no men's shoes but is beginning lo produce a new casual lcltther style ror women called Loveboats. Wooden s hoes will always be a major part of the company's line but the Bradbumes aren't 1>ure what direction they will lake next. For now, they juat make them fancy and addres11 them lo a growing audience or women who like a glamorous look. BUSINESS/ MONEY TREE I REAL ESTATE MAILBAG • a Finn Lo1'es Life's Little Bumps peed control bumps a.re Uke measles; they pap up everywhert and tlave 1 way ol tunalDI you Uvtd. Drive lo work and they Jolt )'OU ln Ute parllln1 lot, at lunch you lurcb Ulroutb aootber kt Go out t.o dinner and you'll ftnd ~r appellte shaken by yet more of lboM ublqultaul bumps GENE I . ADAM S. marketing m1na1t1r for a firm that Invented a better •l>Hd bump. 111 the fl1'1't to admit that hi• pro· cf ucl ·a naml'nke 11 a pain ln t.b• 1bock ab.or~rs. hut thuy are allo ·wsetuJ: They 1low down drivers who mlrht otherwlae not be able t.o 1\.op for l)Cdc1lrta.na The Pf"9blem, ne adds Is lhitl there are no atand&rdll for the mounds, and many prop· erty owners who put them in make Lhe mls· take ol aetUna them too blab. Adama. of Newport Beach, beads Utarketlnc for Conatruclion Aids, tbe c:orn· pany tbal ca.me up with the Idea fw pre· tabrtcated polyurethane moWldl. C001truc- lion Alda makes the devices ln1EI Moote. The •·fOOt ·lonit J)laatlc mound& u e a brlaht yellow. can be glued Into place with .i!l>OXY and Mre low cnou1h ao cars with weak a.print• or •hocks won't be damaced. H£1GHT, ADAM8 8A YS. isn't the key lo 1lowln1 down e~n. vialbtllty la. Wbeo moet •pattm.nt or bu•in•• owoen Mc!lct. to Jnatall mound.I, tbey uaually start with bum Pt ol unp&.lnted asphalt. Driven don't see them . keep their •PMd up and Lhen are aha.ken by the Impact. Damaae t.o autoe la a 1roW\al problem for companies thut lay ln mound.a, he adds. and the Stille of CMllforniu recently decided the risk ot lawsujt.11 was too h11h to allow mounds on highways . ADAMS SA VS HE IS talkln1 to architects and builders about the better speed bump, and bH managed lo seU a number to local bualneaamen. The Irvine Coast CountrJ Club lnlt.a.lled them in parkinc tots and ln loll coune paths re«ntly. AIDS REQUIRE EXAM, CAREFUL BUYING <From Pace CU hearin& l<Ms. help select the proper a id, cuatom fit tbe aJd and eKplain proper use and care. Hearlng aid dispensers are state Ucensed to perform these tasks, but they are not trained lo diagnose and solve hearing dlltlcll.IUes. Both audloloelsts and hearing aid dispensers must be licensed by the state Board of Medical Quality Assurance. FDA REGULATIONS prohibit a hearinl ald dispenser from selling an aid Wlleaa you present a signed written statement from a Ucenaed physician indlcatlng you have been medically evaluated In the past alx moalba and may be considered a candidate for a hearinc aid, or lf you s ign a prescribed waiver form In· dlcatlng that you have been told at medical ex· nm Is in your best interest. The dispenser can't encourage you to sign the waiver form and must give you a brochure outlining car-related symptoms that require a doctor 's attention. Minors cannot walve the medical examination. There a re three kinds or hearing loss: con· ductive. sensorineural and mixed. A COND\JCl1VE hearing lou involves a disorder ot the outer or middle ear, while a sensorineural 10&1 involves the inner ear or cen- tral nervous system . Conductive l<>1ses often can be corrected medically or surgically, but sensortneural ("nerve") hearing problems fre· quently cannot. Most bear In& aid uaera are atruct· ed wlth aensorineur al hearing lou. Hearing aids are either the air·conduclion type where sound I• fed dlrecUy Into the ear via a molded ear piece. or the bone·conduclion type where Lhe receiver sels up vibrations in bony Htructurc directly behind the ear. Common air· conductor hearing aids include behind-the-ear, eyeglass and in·the-ear models or those worn on the body. FDA regulations govern hearing aid label· Ing. Information must include saturation output (maximum power output), and the frequency range (the range of low lo h.lgh tones the bear· log aid will help you bear). The diapenaer la r e- quired lo glve you a brochure explaining these quaUficaUona before completing a sale. BEFORE YOU BUY a hearing aid, make s ure you know how ll works. Tbe actual comp<>· nenta are a microphone to pick up sound waves from the air and convert them to electrical slgnala, an amplifier to boost the aJd to the ear canal. The mold made from an lmpresslon of the ear canal. It cost& about $25, and la separate from the costot an aidorexamlnaUon. Once you have the medical evaluation and a copy of your bearing teat, there's no need for a sales flt.eh or exam al the store. Slnce no uni· versa 1pecltlcationa exlat for prescriblq bear· ln1 aida, you may want lo aak YoW' doctor t.o recommend brand and atyle best suited to your needs. Hearing aids range ln price from $350 to $450, but the comp0nent.a and workmanship are worth about $l30 · the a verage wholesale price. Dealers add oper aCing ·expenses <about -two times the wholesale price>. and profit margin. Some dealers offer djscounts to senior ctU1ena, rellrees or veterans. Try l.O purchase your hearing aid on a 30· day trial basis or. find a dealer who will rent an aid for a month or longer and agree lo deduct the rent.al fee II you keep the aid. Use the trial period to return to your physician or audlol<>cilt to see if the aid fits and works properly. Don't expect miracles. An aid can only ampllfy IOUDd -not restore permanently loet hearine or cure dizzy spells. Hearing alda make all sounds louder and they don't necessarlly make speech clearer. A VOID DEALING WITH door·to-door hear · ing aid salesmen. Dealer!"> who make home vi:s· its often charge more. Also refuse to give your name and address to a nyone who phones saying you·ve won a free hearing test a nd /or gift. If the deal ls legltima~. they will tell you the name aod ad- dressof thestore, aod you can go there. Always be s ure you understand the contract and length of warranty. Hearing Rids last about six years. Most are guaranteed for one or two years. Some ha ve I.he option of buying a three· year warranty. arid insurance for repair beyond that period usually is available. Find out how Jong a hearing aid dealer has been in business. Some dealers are fly.by-night operations which stay around only long enough l.O a end out 1aleapeople and collect money. IF HEARING AID problems do come up. you have recourse. The Board of Medical Quali· ty Assurance hatndJ<is complaints about doct.ors. otologlsts and otolaryngologists. Contact the Consumer Representative at 343 Brookhollow Drive, Santa Ana, Ca. 92705, or phone 558-4452. For complaints about hearing aid dis· pensers, audiologists or speech pathologist.a, write lo: Consumer Service Representative, Al· lled Health Hearing Aid Dispensers Examining Committee, Board of Medical Quality As · s urance, 1430 Howe Ave., Sacramento. Ca, 95825. This office also can tell you bow long a dealer baa been licensed. The Hearing Aid Association of California ls an Industry association which can mediate com- plaints. Ila address-is ~ L Street. Suite 220, Sacramento, Ca. 95814. THE CAUFORNIA Speech and Hearing As· sociation, a professional organization ot audiologists and speech langua11e patbologist.s. also reviews complaints and provides referrals to speech and hearing clinics or programs In specific areas. The address is P.O. Box 16205, San Francisco, Ca. 941J'6. Trade Act lo Lu Veau. operators ot lh4I Shotrboat· l.nataJled mound.a beeaua.e Upey bowlera were threatened by tratflc when they left the lanes. Anot.bw Ve.cu problem. says Adams. 11 the beat. Aapbalt mounda melt withln a year and when palnl comes off, taxi drivera completely lanore the m . The plaatlc units, muketed u the Safe·T· Sentry, solve Lhe melting problem. and taxi drivers ahow caution at the hiahly vl1lble mounds. Adams aay1 a recent study of parting lot ICCI· dents &bows 1peedlnc u the most frequent cause of fatal tnJuries. He hopes schools, hospitals and otber In· stltutlons will COMlder temporary bum1>1, put up when students leave parklOC lots for example. but ht the meantime plant.a mounds wherever there are prospects. The company Is also work.in, on plutlc wheel chocks, garage blocks and parkint lot bum pen. Adams, Uke most other drivers 6nds the company's product a UttJe lrrttaUq now and •c•in, but aa sales mount he aclmita to a crow1q foadaesa for Ute'• UttJe bumps. Kenneth L. Smith with reel products DATA REELING ... <From Page Cl) again. Ourmg the expansion phase. company sales dropped from a high of $17 million down to $12 million This year. Smith said proudly, sales are about $14 million with a large jump in prorits aod volume. And a new product is on the horizon. SMITH REACHED INTO a s torage cabinet and pulled out a gray plastic videotape cartridge. It is. he said . a new product that re- quires the same precision computer reels do, with a market he expects lo skyrocket as more videotape recorders reach consumers . And. Data Technology ls ready to produce as many as are needed. Smlth said seve ral ma- jor manufacture rs now make their own cassettes. but tape makers just enwring the market probably will not. T he new product ofr('rs an opportun1ty lo grow. srud Smith. not onJy in sales. but in pro· feuional moves for s tare engJnee rs and managers. SllALL COMPANIES can react quJckly lo new market oppoftunllie:s and have other fast· rcnex advantages, but keeping skilled people challenged ls tough. The new product offers those people a rea- son to Stick with Data Technology and keeps the company from having a too·fast manage- ment turnover as It grows. Besides. he said ... in two yeurs, cassettes are going to be a:, b1~ as the reel btW tnl.!MS." Smith expects sales to double within three years. Another motive for the new product ls Lhe long-pred!Ctl'<I end to tape mcmon t:s for com· puters . "THE COMPUTER industry has been pre- dicting that for years ... but each year. the market grows by about8 percent.·· said Smith. "It's like lhc buggy wh.ip. Somewhere out there. there's one guy m aking buggy whips and he's probably making a hell of a profit." When il comes to tape memory reels, Data Technology may not be the only buggy whip manufacturer. but the sm all company outsells 'tteTI3i~~-;,,.h~.~~·hilt"' :'-. -·• /t na~a.rtet''9~ars·o~h-d..,.; IT.3"<.-dli~,__.~~-«~· 8y llOBEllT J. B&tJSS Co11do f'ee Ba.U \'aries DEAR BOB: (l) How do COD• domlnium developers set the main· tenance feeiJ for each apartment? (2) la ll on a square root bula Of' la Ute tax a.aaeuor's valuation u.sed? (3) Are condominiu m building mana1er'• aalariea paid accordh1' to the number of apartment.a lo th• complex? AllredoC. DEA& ALFREDO: (I) fte llddal m•Ualy matldeeaace fee1 fw a ... ~ • ...._ pnject are Ml Illy SM developer • lite ltula ol .,. .. net ••••• w.~ .-u u.e teee ... •••••atty low. 8oae developera "loball" buyen by teW.s lllem m.ow low Ute moaWy fees .,... nae., la I.be lefled year 1f1er U.e ~ art Mid, t.M feee 9ane &o be ......... cever uy delklt alMI rtatq ~. Fee• wary wldel~pe•dl•1• .U& Mn•c• an tac · . More"1taa a NWCH ................ acepyef tlN propoeed a.tee& for •Pk..,tf c:e•· moaareu. (2) M•trfr•Me , ... are UllH .. $o ceaM ull .... ,. ,, HrMI 11teUaoda. fte ••lllod la UHll.J ap•elfle• la &lie Hltl•al H8· ........ -..e.&a. s.e• f .. ••>' be .. ~ -... blla., ..... ., roe•• la a MMD ult, 141ure r.:!%. et dte llllk ., ot.ber rea ... 1We • <I) C• i,.w .. ~-Hiit .... ~ ....... -... ..,.., .. ...,,. ............... . IM01t·••1 .... \',...,_la"'-• ,...ro•ar•t '"' irtr ... .,_ ... collecta mabi&ft.ace fees, pa11 llllll, Hd aupet'\'lJet Ute complex'• opera· Uoa. Mert. .. ,,e 8eee•n Cada DEAR BOB: We own a first mortgace oo our home whlcb we sold In 1977. It la at 8.5 percent lnteresl and has a $19 500 balance. Several parties hue offered lo buy 1l for a 25 to 50 percent di.acount. How can we turn this mortgage Into the moel cuh to we can buy a bome? WiWamG .. DEA& WILUAM : VH ltue eeveral 1ood alteraa&hea. (I) Hypo"eca&e your mor&11ce at a lllallll er adler ae..er. Tlla& meau yo• pe& tlMl mortc•&e •P u aecutty for a lou. EY•tllalJy >'"'II receive lite b•yer'a hlU paymeata ....... , ltne .. take Hy diseout. v .. eu • •te Uae Mier .. M eaalll for a.e .... P•Yifell& • UM laome Y" wall& .. ... ,. <Z> Ofter Ute ••rte••• aa rev .... ,.,....,. • Ute llao••,.. ... .. 1~9lre. W1dJe Mt every te8er wW accept ,..,. menc••·· maay .w. CJ) Talk c. a .-ic•c• ............. .. ., tlile llllome. lie may '8.e .. la· n1*-t' ... wW bey at a ,. .... 11111. ~ .. ""-' .. .., .. &ea1'• ... &ereet&evelf. A11p...U•l l•t 8••n DSAR BOB : In lt'14 my mother boufbt • 1111111 hcmae ht ·a eom·· merctaJ aone for f.J.5,000. It lJ 1oro11 lbe street from whert a new bot.el la to be buUt. Thi• boUH la bani to real and hu been l1lted for sale with 1 re· alty agent at $50,000. No action so far. l often loquJre lf the aaeot bu found a buyer yet, but he H)'11 not to worry. When l aak him about the hotel's effect on the hou.ae'a value, be say• It probably won't hurt. I tboucht lt would enhance lta value. Wbat should l advlae my mother t.o do? Olorta R. DEA& GLOaJA: Y"r flnt l&ep lt &o 1et • prefeNloaaJ appralnJ ot &Jae property'• vah1e. Tlae commerc:laJ property appraber •Ill esUmate tlae property'• vatae at lta lllalaeet ud beet •• wlalch, obv6"1ly, l1a't aa a bome •lee. UatU &Ille liloWI II nat1llled, the val~ of yoar property probably WOll'l 10 up m •cla • .8o 11 your •otlter cu watt that mltbt be wlae. Talk wllll aever&i com merclal proper&y 1peclaU1&1 before llldac wtu. Ute be9t aee. £e•t-.,.e~tTtl%•We DEAR BOB: We paid 0 ,500 earnest money depoalt on the purchue ol 1 lrtplex. But we decided not to 10 tbrouCh wtth the purchue, .. due to an unexpected promotion out ot town. Can we deduct our $3,~ 1011 on ow lncome tu returns? Larry s . DEA& IA&&Y: If tbe preperty •H .. be lan•meat ,,.,.:2.·e:" • '" forfeMell .._.., le a We .,_.. .. ..,eue. h& 11 llle f,..ertf n1 ..... JWt .. ,...., r11H1a1•. &ffetlMlee& ................. ...... A &u MYtler cu &Jve JOG f1llJ de- &aUa. " ,,. .... ~ -. . .. . . . . . . .... , _ _.,~f/IJ,_" ..... , ...... -1"·~. . , ..... , ... ,., ... . , . . . , . . , . . . , ~ , -. . . . Sought WASHlNGTON CAP> -The alee! industry Is launching what one otficlal described a.a an allout campaign . aimed at revlalog the 1974 Trade Act. Branding the law as "outdated, outmoded and cumber!tome," Rob e rt G . Welch president of the Steel Service Center Institute, said the present Act was originally conceived In 1921 and was never de- signed "to face up lo a world trade situation ln· volving government owned, t'ontrolled and subaldlted steel." '71 POISCHIS IN STOCIU! PORSCHE LEASING NEW & USED CALL THI IXPaT 11LL YA ns. INC. VW/POISCHE 137 ·400 493-.451 ' its fortunes. Smith's fi rm has tightt:ned. its bell, ·concentrated on what It's. always done best and if Smith's smile is any measure, be1un making a hell of a profit itself. .....,., -MIORT DrVELOPUI -tmm>lll' INTERNATIONAL MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR REAL ESTATE AUCTION EVENT cAIO SAN WCAS WA CALIFORNIA, SUR MEXICO M UIPMCIDflmD Of'FDUH ON TME IAU Of TMI b'TJM OCUllfftC>tn MIOttT COMMUllITT OF WO IEUO-A TOTAUY 'WNtD DEVELOP ... T ON THE MEXICA# "IVIEM. ONE OF THf MOIT IEAUTIFUL MO P'Of'Ul.Aft UAIHORE LOCATION& IN TMI WflTUN HfMISPHfRf. Date of Nit TUES. OCT. 24, 10 AM . Seit IOcf!IOn HYAn BAJA HOTEL CABO SAN LUCAS • MEXICO fl* ........ ., llMM ....i 11 .... Ma. ....... ~. The tlllln toml)lh It COf!lj)l'IMG 01 11!> Kitt, lncludeO In Ille .... In~· '"""" &00 ~ ftSIGfllllel bullclillO 11111 ()!hM Pf'IMI ......... llelft '""*!of V1r\O\ll COlllf!le(Clll vttt. 10 illttltde llOClll, COftdOINllilllne. rWQI unn1, rtCIN!IOllll ldlltt. ltQll llloOC. etc The efllltt ~ " ttotble tor rtule undtr 1 REAL ESTATl MASltR TmJST llUll ~·Min llltllOMd by 011 M()(tCM GMANMENT. Tiit ~Ille bM11 P101*1Y lltd """ U S Dt$l4 OI HoullflG & Ultlwl ~ (HUO) T1tle IMUllllCll Wll INI pr~ to pfOtlCt 1111 T Ml Aiollll ~ W loniO- "'"· llwOllOll f\rst Amtl!Un Th• tn11111nce Comp1ny, • Colll!omlftlllrna 111d alnOle tafllily rHICltnm 1r1 cu!Ttlltty lllllltf COftltNCllOll 11 "" ... IROlf" N"flCINTIOM llVITlD For • dttelltO ~OCllurt. pltet• Clll or wrtt.e NATIONWIDI AUCTION COMPANY 4101 Westerly Place • Suite 101 Ntwporl Bttetl. Ca~tonla 926eO • Tel 714~3700 Metvin OUl9f, AuctfonMr • '" CIOOl*llOft .. UIORT 8ROtllM ll11"111 HIOI*. ea;1or,.,. '" m 1831·9411 Cabo San LllCU. Mt.ico •Tel. !0017 .. .. . . ... I • ,. ' •' I I NEW YORK 'TOCK EXt.:HANGE . . . r • " " .. . ·-•i l/1 44'<114 ".I# I I - ' . . . . . . . . . • ••r•••,-•••• • • fl • • •• .... , . -, .. " ., ..... -, ..... ' ,_ . ~· &tf .. mbet ,., tt71 ' ' . DAILY PILOT Cl . .... -. - . . ~ . ... . . . "' .. . ' , . . ~· ... • • ·' • ... ·~ OM.'Y PtlOT ~.~2'*.1'71 AMERICA .. ~TOCK E <.:If ANGE W f'~k .,~ anti Y t-ar" Hi~h, Lo", <.:lo~.- "' .. -. .,,, . , .... ' I . . • • I • . ., .. ,.. -",,,,. t# ", -., • ",,., ". t# ••• # .... , , •• 4 • -e • I • , I • -• -• • . , . . . . . . . . 4'.,. ... is a good day to acfvwtiM in the Daily Pilot C'-ittld Section • . .... ..._...... DAILY PILOT . ~ .. I/ . . . . .. .-..... ~ REAL ESTATE Real Estate Still a Hedge On Inflation B> JOHN NNlt't" .,.,.__,.. When you determine th an.'\wen1 lo Lhe21e lbree que6Uoc\.1 you wtU b.ve come 1 I~ w1y lo• ard under tandln' some of the puullng behavtoro(lht• 11tall atron1 houslnc markeL More •l)e('lfu~aJly, you might oblaln an inst1ht lnto wby your ne11bbor hu decided to 10 evtn dffper tnto d bl. and oLberwise invoJve hinaelt or •beraelf ln ~ h•l 1ppur lo bl' contradictory behavior. Tb qumUona THE THICKET BY PONOEROSA HOMES IN LAKE FOREST SuncStrY. September 24, •978 DAILY PILOT C3 Home Cost Soars Median Price Tops $70,000 The median price of an exlatlng, single famlly home in California topped $70,000 for the firat time in June. showing a 0.7 percent lncreue over Lhe May median price and a 12.3 percent rise over June, 1977. Clark E. Wallace. president or the 125,000·member California Associa· lion of Realtors <CAR). announeed the $70, 107 price taf. which represents the midpoint o all sales. Sales reports are provided monthly by a statewide sampling of real estate boards serving nearly 80 per- cent of the CAR membership. Desert area posted the h1lbelt me· dian lo the st.ate al SIT ,214. but prices in that area have declined 3..5 percent since the flrlt ol the year due to seaaoaal fact.ors. The most rapid, May to June in· creases in prices occurred lri the Monterey, "northern wine country" and San Diego remoaa. Monteft)''s median resale prfce lnereaaed .t.2 percent to $74,6S2: San Diep moved up 3 .8 percent to SS7,141; and the "wine country" was up 3 . ., pen:eat to $60.799. WHY SBO LO lt0118 buyti~ show• tenden- ~Y toward adding embelhahments wh n tM baaac r.nce ol new hom 1 already forced higher by n 5 QI costs ol matertals and labor• Why should home buyers show a preference for larter hOn'lt•S even lhou11h the averase Ponderosa Celebrating "THE JUNE appreciation rate is well below the first-hall 1978 average monthly increase of 1.62 percent," the Moraga, California-based Realtor said. ''This reflects the second quarter pattern of moderating ap- preciation which we have observed. "Price gains for 1978 have abated considerably across the state com- pared to the same period of 1971.'" Wallace noted. From January to June. 1977. prices rose an averase or 2.97 percent each monlb. Prices in the Los Anaelee area rose 2.S percent in one month to Sls.-1. wblch was a 3>.4 percent increase over J une Of 1977. In the San Fran· cisco 8-y Area, the June median price was $76,411. ORANGE COUNTY registered a 4.2 percent drop to $77.133. Wallace attributed that decline to the report. ed oversupply o( higher priced homes. • . house.hold i.1ie 1s gentirally luwer today than JUSt a few years ago., \Vhy should buyers appear t o 1goore r1s1ng borrowing costs, the LOSLStence of some len- ders on lugher downpayments. and the s train on famlly finances by debts already out- standing? CUNNll"I" ONE ENCOMPASSING answer is offered for all three questions whatever clarity might evolve from its conciseness might at first be clouded by confusion. The answer: They are s aving. Brie rly, in times o( great 1nfliilion 1t sometimes is better to use money rather than hold onto it. That is, the best way to save the value of your dollars might be to spend them quickly. If you spend them on superficialities. or course, you waste your money. But if you spend them on something substantial, such as for a house, then your dollars might hold their value and even grow. · Since 1974, for example, housing prices have risen on average at about 10 percent -exactly that in 1975, 8.4 percent in 1976, 12.2 percent last year, and about a 9 percent rate this year . • BY CONTBAST, TRADmONAL savings in financial assets. such as savings accounts, Savings Bonds and even stock accounts, have been eroded by inflation and taxes, which in effect are one and the same. "Just earning enough on financial assets to off. set inflation and taxes bas become an overly am- bitious objective for many Investors, .. says Gary Wenglosski. head of the Goldman Sachs research group. Wenglowski, whose company is deeply in· volved in financial assets and not. at all in housing, offers this illustration: Jn 1976-1977, the average yield on savings ac- counts at savings and loan associations was 6.3 percent. Inflation ran at about a 6 percent rate, re· ducing the yield to almost nothing -before taxes. A~UMING A 39 PERCENT tax bracket. the bolder of the savings account actually ended up wilb a "return" of minus 1.6 percent after payibg the taxes due on the alleged profits. The calculation is simple: Subtract Uncle Sarn 's 30 percent from 100, leaving 70 percent of the total return for the saver. Then multiply by the 6.3 percent return. And deduct six percent infla· tion. Inflation cuts into housing assets also - there's very little if anything that the inflation termite misses -but for the present at least the increased value generally exceeds the inflation rate. MOREOVER, INCOME taxes on the increased holdings aren't due until the house is sold, and even then might be further postponed if the owner buys another primary residence within 18 months. It's exasperating trying to build assets in Umes of rugb tues and inflation, as frustrating perhaps as it must have been for S\syphus to push that stone uphill, only to have It roll back down each item. · And so. millions of Americans seem lo be say-ing, if you can't beat it through conventional sav lngs, live with it -in a lhree·bedroom, two-bath residence. Stocks. bonds or bank accounts never offered so much. Condo Project Planned Broadmoor Ventures, the Irvine-based division of Genstar Pacific. has entered into a condominium development venture with the Toman Company, also in Irvine. According to John Hazeltine. president of Broadmoor Ventures, the $10 million plus develop- ment consists of 140 condominium units situated on nine acres. Located in Huntington Beach at the cor- "' '"llN!d~~,.ot..1u,,d.Jb t Lba.mnieaUs .DO)V 6S>en rot'silf'~·-f~·~ ~-·~' A most pttStigious addre~1 Jasmine Creek. Rcl>1dcn~ of J3bm1ne Creek "' Newport Beach live In ,1 shdtcreJ communny fillcJ w1ch nil the amcn1t1c~. Prlv<1cy begim> at the 24·hour attended R<ttehousc. Numerous Aoor plans offer valuable features. There rm.: tennis couns. Jacunls. and :i;wimming poob. All o( chi) m one of the very few new home developmcnu, in Newport Beach. ·40 JAi.MiNi ... ~:~·Ctlll~. In the v1ll11RC of Harbor View I lomn from $200 000 M.J. &:>ck&. Soni. ~nc. Pondt-ro~u Ho mes 1s havrng a birthday celebration and giving away 'IJJtx.•lal packages with the purchase of a new home in most of their pro- Jccts. During the event, Pond~osa Homes is including five add.ltJonal features with the purchase or any new home ln the six prestigious com· munities of Park Place in Cerritos . the Thicket in L&.ke Forest. Well- ington Park in Fountain VaJJey, and Park Place. Park Paseo or Sundance an the Village ot Northwood in Irvine. AS A PART OF the birthday celebration. built-in central aJr condi- tionJng is now included in each new home. Another extra feature is garage door openers complete with two remote control units <except J.t Park Place in Cerritos}. Pondero.5a Homes also will pay up to $2,500 against non-recurring costs and $1,000 against moving costs by a licensed mover. Another "surprise package'"-special 9~ percent financ- ing available (~ annual percentage . rate)-can be explained by a sales representative . Surrounded by stands of elcalyptus trees. the Thicket in Lake Forest charms bomebuyers with Its natural beauty and master crafted ele~ance. WELLINGTON PARK homes in Fountain Valley are designed especially for growing famllles. The three and four-bedroom, two. 2th or three-bath homes are arranged in five plans to accomodate congenial family.activities and yet preserve the individual privacy of family mem- bers. Pool.size lots a re an added feature for a family that is planning ahead. Park Place, Park Paseo and Sun- dance in the master-planned Village of Northwood in Irvine are Pon- derosa Homes' answer to the buyer searching for a home that expresses individuality but is freeway close to the business. cultural. educational, and recreational centers of Orange County. Premium individuality is available in the three separate com· munities with their dis tinctive architectural styles . Figures prepared by the National Association of Realtors gave the June median price for the nation as $48,400. This figure is 11.5 per cent higher than for t he s ame month one year ago. THE PALM S PRINGS-Palm A 2.S percent decreue from the previous month put the June median in the Central Valley at $:;0.255. Slight decreases were also found in Northern California, reporting a $48,839 median, and Riverside-San Bernardino with $$3,840 as tbe mid-point . The $60.000 to $69.999 price bracket reported the greatest frequency of sales with 18.8 percent of the total. Engle VP Peter A. Engle bas been named Vice Presi- dent of Pamela Ayers and Company. a division of Ayers & Associates. Inc. The Orange County based firm specializes in the interior design or m•o d e l h o m es a n d restaurants. Engle has been with the company since 1977. DANA POINT CLOSE TO MARINA For Lease -4 bedroom. 2 baths, family room, formal dining, fenced yard. Children OK. SS50 month. C411U..Hmt 133-JISOll-SW9±• pt Courtesy Shoe Shines Sunday You'll Take a Shine to our Homes ... and We'll Put a Shine on Your Shoes! Right now, before the grass goes in and the carpet is laid. is the best time to visit Plaza del Sol. A "Limited Edition" of 54 architecturally dramatic, generously proportioned homes, finished with custom quality wood siding to present an attractive appearance from any paint of view. Plaza del Sol homes are designed for gracious living with a host of exceptional quality features including soaring vaulted and cathedral ceilings, family rooms with wet bar in most plans: up to 4 fire places; garden kitchens with large breakfast nooks; formal dining rooms, sumptuous master suites with separate dressing areas and ceramic tiled Roman tubs (some with whirlpool spa}; and private patios with gas and electrical outlets. Outside you'll find lushly landscaped parkways and Don't delay I You owe it to yourself to brave the dirt and dust and visit Plaza del Sol today while a good selection'ef plans and locations are still available. And as a small reward for your determination and obvious good sense, you'll receive a free shoe shine compliments of Plazadel Sol and The Great American Shoe Shine Company. 1 & 2 Story, 2 to 5 Bedroom "Limited Edition" Homea from $118,900 to S158 ,400 accent areas. and a community recreation area SAN with swimming pool. whirlpool and cabana ~ All the.se features and a prime location. just minutes from ~ c -~~(~l ~~~ .. :'~~rf-~Oltl~~..... ..... . " Pia".ia, make Plaza def Sol an unbeatable valuef ---:-sidf/g& v-Mew em. ... north on Fairview to South Coast Plaza Drive, eas1 one block to Carmel, left to Salmas, right on Salinas 2 blocks to Sales Oll1ee. Sales Office open daily tO 10 6. (714) 979·2102 ,. ..---• , .,, • -.. -..... , • --•• "., ••••• ., ..... #. ", •••• # ..... , --••••••••• . ... . .. .. -.. . . . • I •• . . . (lJ OAIL Y PILOT Suncs.., Septemt>et ?• 1910 REAL ESTATE INTERIOR OF CRESTWOOD ESTATES HOME Irvine Homes At 91/4 Percent , Patnc1an-Carlton Development Comp~ny has been h('av1ly promoting its 9 1,4 ~rcenl interest tC1te at Crestwoo"d Estates, tn Irvine. Most other d evelopers are selling al 10 percent interest ' 8ut. ho~ much difference can three quarters pf a percent really mC1kc? . • '"You'd be surprised." said Bob Gibbs, pres1- ltenl of Patrician-Carlton. ··At Crestwood Estates. t-ou can own a three bedroom. smgle family re· t·dence for $109,990. Afte r a 020 percent down pay. ent and closing costs. the buyer carries a 87.900 30-year loan. I : "AT THE TYPICAL 10 percent interest rate, 11 01• percent Annual Percentage Rate), the total P,onthly payment would be $771.76. But. at our nine a nd one-fourth percent rate (91/2 percent )\PR>. the payment is only $736.18. The savings at 9 1.i percent are $49.22 per month. "Carry those savings over the length of the snortgage, and it could pay for Cl college educa- tion." concluded Gibbs. Located m the Irvine Village of Northwood. Crestwood Estates 1s a limited edition of 47 family lifestyle homes, rnngin~ up to $145,990 The homes e>ffer from t .fK)() to 2.827 square feet . and are local· ed on loL-; featuring rear and side yard !encing. ARCHJTECTURE. BY RED Moltz & As- sociates, of Irvine. is traditional "Americana." with exteriors of wood, rock. stucco, and com bina. lions of those media. Master bedroom suites are architecturally zoned for adult privacy, and offer glass e nclosed showers. Roman tubs. with decorative planting a reas. Huge. walk-in .closets are standard. Vaulted ceilings, decorator feature walls, sof- fi ts. clerestoril.'S. bay windows, and generous use of g lass are fe:ttures which capture the att<:nt1on of ''isitor!> INC'LUDF.D IN MOST floor plans are. self. cleaning and microwave ovens. 10 different color choices of ceramic counter tops in the ultra con temporary kitchen!>, fireplaces. built-in wet bars. ' and ('(·r amie tile or wood parquet foyers. Decorated models are easily reached by tak· mg the Santa Ana f'reeway to Culver Drive, then dr1v1ng north o n Culver. JUSt pas t Irvine Boulevard Mobile Dome: Dollars Make Sense? f 1':fbtor 1 nott• 'l'hu 15 tht /1r1t of two artickl pr~ port>d ,,. 1•ooiwr(Jlum u.>1lh fQ('ulfy mtmbt'r.! o/ Purd~ ( 1111 er 'flll/ I \\' 1-.:...,r L.A l''A YETT t-:. Ind Some observers ""'> thut mob1l t· homus are for the upwardly mobill' Th.it'li bN·uu11t• lht•y have no place to go blll Ull Wh llt· tht• a :-.~eSh fflt.'nt may be hars h . 11utho 1 tttt•!> 11011\l out that Lht> advantages of mob1k homt.> ow1ll'r~l111> bear a J>rlce -both t•c·orwrnw und ~0(·1al 1\n uvt•raMl' 111it· mobth· hom~ costs a bit more thun S 1~.000 Tht· uvcrage new conventional house offer"> Jbout un ... thirll m ore hPB<'e at more than tn - Jllt· t ht• l>rl\'l' AT SIS,000 \'S. $1l8,000 the pnce is right. But tht· proi.1wdtvt> mob1h: homt! buyt'r has much to ,.,111111th•r bt•sidei-. prfre Ont· irnportant factor 1s depredauon. says Pait r1<· II I kndt·rbhott. prOft'SSOr of economics and f1nJ11 c-t· Ill Utt' l'urdue University School of M11n:.q~um~nt A t•onvt•nll•nal hom e depreciates from two to lhrt•t.' Pt'fl'1•11t a yeur So. if the rate of inflation is •·•~ht pcrl'ent, a conventional home will gain in 'ah.a· at about fi ve to !>IX percent a year . Hen- dl'r~hott \'X PIUIOb By <·ontrast. a mobile home depreciates at ;,ibout 13 percent u year Assuming that the in/la· 11orr rate 11> eight percent. that still leaves annual depreciation of lht.' mobile home ut around fi ve percent, llendersholl says. S400 a month rent will s pend $9,600. He reetives no return on the money and cannot deduct any por· lion of it from his taxes, Hendershott points out. He notes that the S9.600 would go a long way toward completing the purchase of a mobile home which would have some resale value 11t the end of two years. New Mortgage FROM TllE TAX standpoint, Henders hott.- again gi ves the .nod to conven~ional -home Plans ownership over mobile-home ownerstup. The conventional home buyer pays no tax on Weighed the apprec~ation of his investment. ~e also gets to w ASHlNGTON <AP> _ f'our new types of deduct his interest pay~ents from hJs income ~a~. m ortgages are being considered by the Fede ral The buyer of a mobile home can. deduct his In· Home Loan Bank Board and the deadline for tcrest expense. too. But bec~use the mterest on the public comment on the proposals is Oct. 1. mortgage of a S48.000 house !s much more than the tr approved by the board t he so-called interest. on the $15,000 mobile-home contract, the .. alternative mortgage instruments " would be conventiona l home buyer comes out ahead,. available Srom many savings and loan institutions. Hendershott also notes ~a~ the mobile home Officials s ay the new mortgage types would pro-o~ner cannot deduct depreciation expenses Crom vide more flexibility to both present homeowners his taxes. and potential buyers. DESPITE ITS DRAWBACKS, the economist COMMENTS ON THE new mortgage pro- does not entirely rule out mobile-home ownership. pos als should be sent to the Secretary, Fede ral For many, it beats paying rent. Home Loan Bank Board. Washington. D.C .. 20552. In two years, an apartment dweller paying Here is a brief rundown or the proposals and El Niguel Heights Opens N etv Tract The formal grand opening of El Niguel I leights. Rroadmoor Homes' single family home development_located in the hills of Laguna Niguel. is now underway. The 250-unit developm ent is offering four Moor plans in a variety of levels. The three and four bedroom homes range in size from 2,040 to 2,975 s quare feet and are priced from $154,990 to $260.990. how they would work : -Variable-rate mortgages would have an in· t erest rate tied to a reference index ren ecting changes in market interest rates. The maximum change would be one-half of one percent per year. with a maximum increase of 2.S percent for the duration of the loan. Thus. at settlement. the buyer would not know the exact amount of future pay· mcnts but would know their general range. -ROLLOVE R MORTGAGES would be a long· term loan refinanced at regularly scheduled tn- Lervals. at leasLthree years apart. This is similar to standard refinancing but there would be no re- financing fee and the homeowner would not have the option of refinancing lo get lower interest rates. -Graduated payment mortgages allow pay- ments to begin lower than the standard mortgage and g radually rise to a predetermined level after which they will remain constant. Under this plan young home buyers could start out with low pay- ments which n se as their income increases. Among overall appomtments are vaulted ceil- ings. clerestory windows. formal dining areas and wet bars. All homes have General Electric ap· pliances, pantries,.. luminous ceilings. interior IC1undry areas. pass-through kitchen shelves. two fireplaces. and most have three-car garages. -Reverse-annuity mortgages provide periodic and payments to homeowners b.ased on the eq~ity in their homes. This would assist older people m get-Exterior treatments include a mple wood brick with wood shake roofs. Hendershott feels that the most Important values of moblle-oome living are intangibles such as privacy and freedom from landlords' strictures. AS ONE MOBILE home dweller puts It. "If we want to bang a picture. we don't have to ask a landlord If we can drive a nail in the wall.·· However. despite their advantages. mobile homes lack a class image in the minds of many people . Ha r vey Marshall. an associate professor or sociology at Purdue. is an authority on the suburbs and suburbanites. He doubts that <1 mobile home is anyone's "first choice .. "Until fairly recently. people In middle in· com es didn't really think of buying a mobile home. But changes in the housing market could change this.·· Marshall says. AS RISING PRICES force more middle· income families out Of the market for conventional houses. the "class composition mix" or mobile. home dwellers win change. he explains. Marshall suspects that people who Uve in mobile homes tend to come rrom farms or small towns . Such people m ay place a higher value on owning a dwe lling and some land than does a person from a city. He also believes that mobile-home residents may be less sophisticated eeonomic:,ally than other cons umer s . They m ay not have considered depreciation, interest and all the other factors in- volved in mobile-home ownership. He emphasizes that the single factor that unites the young working families, students, retired couples and others who live in mobile homes is an obvious one -low income. fNEXT: If you decide co live in a mobile home. what about your safety and com/ort? J A home for you: Jasmine Creek. Jasmine Creek i~ a quier. private way of lik with cul-de-sac !>trects and lms of i:reenerv. Jusr bt:yonJ the 24-hour :itt~nded Jr<ttchou:.c •~the Cluhhouk . with It!> 1enn1s court:.. 5w1mmm~ pool. ,mJ Jacu::1!>. Tht· home!>, wuh J number oi mnov;111w plam to ch~ from. are d~1gneJ with you m mind. Ja~mine Cr<.'Clc 1s .1 ~pecial pbce for ~pt:c1<1I pt."Ople. JASMINI CAlll'I El Niguel Heights is situated high above Laguna Niguel Cou,ntry Club with acres of golf In the v11lag~ of Harbot Vi~ Home' from ~ZOO.COO M.J. Brock & Son.\, Inc. _~ti~n~g~a~r~e~tur~n~o~n~th~e~i~r~i~n~v:es~t~m~e~n~t~i~n~a~h~o~us~e:·~~~~~~~~~~~================~~~~~! c:ourse fairways below. To ·reach the new Board moor Homes' develop- ment. take the San Diego Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway east to Clubhouse Drive. The sales office and model complex is open from 10 a.m . to dusk. YOU'l1LOVE WHAT A UI II E MONEY CAN BUY Acres • ... , . .,, __ .. _ . , .. ,,,,_ .. ,. ........... _.,,., --•-'*4'"'"'"'• •• , •• ,,. , -• • • , • , -• ~ • • # -. . . . . . of Enjoyment Emerald Glen 1s nearly sold oul so ac1 tt11s weekend. V1s1t the sales center .. bnng your tennis racket and 11y out ··oor" couns ... once you find out abOul lhe home and club life. you'll never settle for anything else. E:ME:RALD GLE:N ' . Home and Club trom $98,950 lXCELLEHT COHVUITIOHAL F1HANCIHO To vlait Emerald Gt&n Home and Club. take the San Diego Freeway to the Broolfhur.!t Avenu. off-ramp m Fountain Valley Go Nonfl on Broo•· flurst to warner. rfl•n QO Eaat on W•rner /Uit PHI Euclid to the Emerald Glen entry on the i.tt .!1de ol the street. Phone: (714 / ns..()550 Open tram r 200 to 6:00 dt111y • t r '()()to 6 00 S.t & Sun. or by appointment , '" \ ~; }\ 81i:~~l INVEsi:rft-s;Jcrs INC _, /. ' I l-..C.~" ~, A Devetopmonr ol v.t>o<tvrew Properties .. , ... -.,·-· ... ,.,,.... ... ,, • , ' 1 • l 1 t .... .,,. .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. . . . ' . . .. . REAL ESTATE &Jnday, September 24 , 1978 DAIL y PILOT C7 ~----------------------------...:..-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.~ Moving Up In Real Estate Government Adds Cost Bui/Jers Flay Unnecessary Regulatioru IA<X SCOUGALL ot N~ Beach haa be n named exec'utlve vtce president or Mar k 11 f llomea, SouiMrn CaHfornla residential builder and de~. A 28-year veteran of tht ~•I H tate, buildU\11 ond related fit ldi. Sc:ou1all ls • formt1r vice preal dt"nt and dlret'tor of opcr•llona. "· It llnd markettnJ: for Kaur man and Broad llome1. Jnc . ' • ,r'I 1(. " fl"· .,. ' In hill prf'senl J)O'lltlon with Mark Ill flomci., Sfougall will d• r\'t'l •u.lt'S and promoll<>n o( M rk Ill' t'Urtt'nl residential pr(IJt'C'h MAil\' ANN GOl 'LD ha~ been app()ln\t'd vlC'f' president ~ of ult"S and marketmJ?. for the Uer1heer Company. acconllna to Karl Rergheer. prl'bldt"tlt of Uw hrm ' A nott'e or Nt>'A York ('1ty and a re51dent or Newpon f~i•<'h . Mr' Gould pre ' 1ously performt:d markeUfli dullel> on b4!half of Avco Commun1t) f>(•\t'lopt>rs and £!>tule Builder:. Intern.A· t1onal She !ler"e!t on the bourd of d1rector.s of t~ Oranae t'OUl\ly Chapter ot Building Industry Association. and ts a member and fo rmer otncer of the Sales & M arkeung Council FllANK DlllML bas been OCM.O appointed a commercial specialist in the ·Invest· menl Division of Walker & Lee Real Estate, lnc , according to Edmund F. Shaheen. manager of the Investment Division. Driml Is a native or Alhance. Nebraska, and is a graduate or Compton Junior College and California St<ite University at Long Beach. He is a past vice p resident of the Long Beach J aycees and is act1 vt! with the Boy Scouts of America. With hb wife . Doris. and their three children. Driml makes hjs home in El Toro. TIM ADAMS has been pro- moted to sales manager Cor the Laguna Beach office of Nolan Re al Estate. Adams, a resident or Laguna Beach since 1960. has been involved in several small businesses In the a rea since that time and founded the Laguna llealth Club in 1967. Jomin~ Nolan Real Bstate in J anuarv 1975 as a sales as- sociate. Adams consistently has been among the top produce rs in the Company. llis involve· menl includes a lmost every a r e a o f r eal estate: com mercial. residential, deve lop- mental and Investments. DON VER MEER has joined Nolan Real Estate as a sales associate. You Ver Mc~r. orl&ina ll)' rrom ;owa, attended Ccntrul College where he majored in ei!onomics. He aublequcnt.Jy taught math a nd was un alhlellc coach. Ver Meer's exper ience in· cludeR six years as a fleld rcprc1scnt"8llv<' for a surety and rtdellty company, and, most re- conlly. 1 11~ years as a real ~~ta t P 88 lesp e r son ro r a Newport Beach realty fi rm. He ll ves in Laguna Beach. where he enjoy• golr and weight lifting m his spare time. C RAIG BATLE Y will be opening a new RE /MAX real t>:,tate offi ce in October. Ualley. u .cr uduale or the University of W ai.hm~ton with a maste rs In business ad- n11n1~tr Jt100. bal> been an the n•uJ ci.lah.' IJu~IOt!SS for the past lU yc:.1 !t Jnd active on the Nt•wport Uurbor-Cost a Mesa Board or Rt•altors for the past t-.o )<:un. Outley hus produced over $3 million "'orth or business over the pas t yt:ar, s pecializing prim arily in residential real estate in Orange County. He is affiliated with the Realtors Na-MTuv tional Marketing Institute and is also a member and past president of Toast masters Club, Newport Beat'h. SHIRLEY ANN AMMON has been appointed • project sales manager at Stratford Ridge in the Aliso Hills section of Laguna Hills. Miss Amon, a member or the Sales & Markel· ing Di vision or Walker & Lee. has been a part of th~ Orange County residential housing sales and market in~ industry for the past 10 years. J She began her career in real estate with the esc row d epartmen t of Leaders hip Ho usin g Systems. Jnc. in 1968. and subsequently has held positions in both the mortgage banking and resale ends of the real estate industry. She joined Walker & Lee in 1976. JOHN SCHLE IMER has been appointed marketing d irector for the Vanguard Companies. Formerly the sales administrator and a marketing assist ant ror the Meister Company. an Irvine· based developer . Schleimer will be responsible for Vang uard 's reside ntial subdivision and com· mercial marketing programs. F ollowing six years service in the Army as an officer and helicopter pilot. St'hleimer started his sales and marketing career as an account executive for a ma · jor Southern California carpt!l mill. Prior to entering the build- ing industry. he was sales manager of a full-line aircraft deale rsh.ip. Schleimer and his wife Pam. who's also involved in marketing with a major builder in Orange County.-r eside in Newport Beach with their children. satu1MH mised W ASHJNGTON -Unnecessary governmental regulations are adding as muc:b as $100 to the monthly mortgage payment for cooaum en buying today's median priced new home. a spokesman ror the National Association or Home Buiiden bu testified. And t.bo6e are the lucky ones. NAHB Vice President-Secretary Herman J . Smith said, noting that millions or less rortunale Americans have been priced out of the housing market entirely. Smith commented on the causes and effects of housing's 12 per<'ent inflation rate in recent years during a subcommittee hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee. The median sales price of a new home bas increased from $35,900 in 1974 to $57 ,300 today. .. HOUSING PRICES AND operating expenses h ave increased and are continuing to increase more rapidly than family income and consumer prices generally." ~mith said. "Those harmed the most are newly formed families wbo are potential fi rst-time buyers. low income families and the elderly or others on fixed incomes. For these in· dividuals and families, the gap between income a nd the sales price of a new home is continuing tt> widen." Citing several government as well as indepen - dent studies on the housing cost issue. Smith singled out governmental regulations for pushing up home prices more than any other factor. A Rutgers University study, he said, blamed unnecessary regulations for adding as much as $9,844, Of' alm<Mtt 20 percent, to the purchase price of a $50,000 home. including $5,115 during the land development stage, $4,129 during the construction stage and $600 during occupancy. AsmJMING THAT ONE PERCENT OF the purchase price of a house is an approximate In- dication of monthly housing expenses. the buyer or the $50,000 house is paying almost $100 more a month because of unnecessary regulations. Smith concluded. NA HB estimates that in 1949 the cost of a de· veloped lot accounted for about 11 percent of the sales price of a typical new home. Today. the de- veloped lot accounts for about 2S percent of the sales price. Smith noted that the Rice University Center for Community Design and Research coocluded in its study that th'e delays and costs involved in COO· forming with government specifications bad added between $3,3>0 and $5,400 to the cost or a developed lot. A SIMILAR CONCLUSION was reached by the Governme nt Accounting Office, wh ich measured how much the cost or single family hous ing in 11 metropolitan areas including 87 com- munities has been inereased by land development fees and require ments, Smith said. The GAO dis· covered that excessive street standards and relat· ed site improvements added as much a s $2,655 to the price or a home, while municipal fees were running as high as $3,265 per home Cor such things as local reviews, permits, inspectioos and utility connections. Furthermore. he said, the GAO survey showed that it took as long as 21 mooths for a builder to get his subdivision plans reviewed and approved .· .. . . . .. ~, . or about twice u Joag u 1t did 10 yea:n •· Despite these and ot.ber horror atortel, the paperwork is 1rowln1. Smith wU'Md. ·•ne RJJtgen study found tbat a dev~ ot a typleal residential project ln Lo& Aqeiea ..eded to con- tact 36 different offices, rue 12 cliff--applica· lion fonn.s, and produce 87 aupportiac documents and/or duplications ln order to eompq wltb all~ gulations. In Maryland a builder bad to pay a t4ltal of 18 permit rees and 4 boads for UM proJe« re· quirements. In New Jeney a project needed M re- views for various stages of water, leftt aad Ike plans. six agency rees, four permits and the "1· ment or one bond ... A PllOMIN ENT 8UILDE& in Hort.Mn Virginia, Edward R. Carr Associates, ~ au overhead costs increased 230 percent belweee ltTl and 1978. primarily because ~ • the peperwon and redlape involved in dealini with goyenunent regulations. Smith said. Besides the costs and delaTS inwlved in eov· ernment regulations. builders today are confroat. ed with soaring material costs. wllich account for about 30 percent of the sales price or a typical new home T he price of construction materials rose 13.i percent in the past year. quite a bit higher ~ othe r commodities listed on the government's wholesale price index. Aqald. prmlte11fe: Jasmine Creek. Ar jasmine Creek m Newport Beach. life '' unhurried, uncrowck>d. Resident' haw-the sec11my of a l 4-hour atteodeJ garehousc. Cul·de·sac S<recb also contribute lo privacy. Well~gned homes have many features and ~ appliances. The Oubhoust! has rennis courts, swimming pool. and Jc1cuzzis. It all mJkc~ for J rar~ l1f\!:.tylc.' JASMI• CMIK In the villogir d Harbor View • Homes from SZ00,000 M.J. Brock &. Sons. Inc. the beach someda~ Within walking d istance of the sand. Weeke nds of volleyball and swimming or just relaxing on the beach. The clear sea air adding sparkle to your golf and tennis. secondary bedrooms.and a master bath with Roman tub and frosted skylight. You can leave it a dream or co me to Huntington Village Homes now. But there are only 16 of these great beach ho mes -. . . . And to increase your enjoyment of the gTeatest weekend. and evenings ever, you've dreamed of a truly ideal beach home - designed for elegant living al\d easy maintenance. Not part of a large, planned community, but an individualistic home o n ill own lot. 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Mission Viejo Imports 831-1740 21~::h~·~: •. 49&-1700 Son Diego Fwy. ot Avery, Minion V1~0 I . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. ~, .... ,#._, ........ ,..,, . l . . . . . . . . . ' f' . • A tired John Butler nears the end of the climb. ~~··~·~ . ~·1'/ .. _... .• ••#' ••• ~r •C •-•"" 11 ~·_,.,,.,.,.,..,.,..,,,,,,.,.,11.••##I , .,, .,,,, ............ , ,,\,, • Sunday. September 24. 1978 DAIL y P1LOT • I Climb a Rock! Thousands of Sout hern Cali fornia ns a re lured to Newport Beach by the promise of s un a nd sand. but two Haciend a Heights men were drawn to the Orange Coas t for another reason: T o test their mountain climbing abilities on the m1m -cliffs overlooking Little Corona beach . . John Butler and Shand Garrett are expe rienced backpackers who look up climbing several months ago. T hey had heard that the cliffs a t Little Corona. which a r e apparently well-known m climbing circles. were a good place to practice. So the pair recently spent sever a l hours one afternoon climbing a nd rappe lling And. while they agr eed that the ra ppelling is much more appealing than the climbing, they also were in agreement on the advantage of sca li ng beach cliffs : ' If you fall, that sand Is awfully soft. ,. John Butler (left) hangs in midair as he controls his rappel down the cliff wall Shand Garrett (right) nears the end of his descent. I 1 4 • 1 I i '( .. ~ . ! r ~ ' ( j ? . I i I • , ' , . ' (• ~ , '\ .. .... , ............... . v ft DAil. V P tlO r Sunday September 24 19/U ~eDe.aaad - \\' \Slll'1<:TO~ 1A l1 1 l'fl 1.1d io'1 b tt1l· ,1i,y f.,.Jllng 011 l'httkl'n l.ilth.• look1n• .n lhl' lah.•'t 'l'rl('!I or 1n11n1hly CU 11r,•rhl' uppllt•alioui., m111h1 think lt!I' , on I.I 1, n~·ar 1 ompoart' th<'ll' flf(Url"r. I tllu.11 y 1917 lntdll'd .W 1n \1 ,tt('h ~7' t\:!5 Ill Allrtl C'H &aPOht•ut1on" "1 th f1•hru11ry ~~, .ZM.5. 435 571 .ind Ill M uy Iii I"' TlllS Y•:AR. TIU~ f EOEJt \L ('ommun1r11 11cm .. l 'omm1 .. ~1on ';1'' 11 prtK't''>'M ~!ISJ uii 11lll'.1t1vru. m J1.tnu..in i~ ~In f t'hrui.ry l4~.569 111 \I .irt•h . ~I~ l>C1 1n \pnl und 2()J lf1fi 1t1 t(u) l 'h11•1i.1•n I 11tl1• n11~hl nin,ldl•r lht.· droµ HI u1> ( ) pll1 1111m' to 1,.. "" 1n CB CllATTER lht'.111111\ of 1h1· 1mrn1rtl·nl 1&enll"' of CB r.id111 ---------- 1\ul ot>M•n l'r' 1n j(ll\ t""11111 Ill <tnti lh1• en 1ndu~lr) thank th~) rt?fll<C'l IUr.l J lt•H•hllJ? of 111 lfUllld dl.'mtind thl"Y ::.tty Wiii l'\llltlnut• for )l'Jf'. Jlthough at c1 morl! !>ubdut·U 1 :1t1• 111111pun'(f 10 !ht• b(lom of the mid 1970l. t'nrblOt'r lhl'!->" t "l'l' -<\ ltE<'ENT fo't'l' STUDY PREDICl'S conta )•Qin~ ~rowth until one 1n c•v t·ry four household5 l1~ .1 CU rlldw hy 1983 Already. It ~ays, 17.6 per ·-..nt <ii Amt•r1r 1111 hou~t·hold:-. h•ve CBs r • After yt•:ir s uf 1~nor1ng CB radio. th~ Cob::.l _m. 1 rd thth ~pr111g rcc1)gn1zcd th<' growth <1f itb 1"•1JUlarity und for thl' rar:.t ttrl'll' b<'gun mon1torinji ( 'H d1 .. !re.'s ca lb frnrn ho11bi The De pa rtm<•nt of Tran:sportnhon 11> vro· '1d1n.i, fl'dernl fund:-. fo1 :-.tale!> lo ullhzc C B radio ,., motorist a!>Mblunce programi. Twenty ·!>cvcn • .J t1•.. nC territories ur c involved -&ECF.NTLV. THE FCC JOINED the T r ansportation De partment a nd the Interstate <·om mcrce Commission an endorsing a policy of cmcou ragm g C:H "to promou· highway S<Jfety und '·l'rVICt• " The Electronic lndubtnes Association. a tr~dt• ~roup representing most CB manufacturers. predu.'lb yearly ::.a le::. of 6 m11J1on to 8 m1lhon the IH'Xl fl Vl' yNtr:. :\Jo.,l ubscrvt:r::. agree the phenomenal growth f'0 r :11 lto l'XPN14.'0l't•d tn 1974. 1975 and 1976 hab lt•vt•h·tl .rnct ft.·1·1 11 unlthly tht· cxplo1>1on wall bc re· pt'H tt-d • '!'he· < • B M'f\'t<'t.' gr t'" ... 1owh at frro;t. tuk 1n.i 16 'l':1r.; from 1951'l tu 1974 lO rci:astcr its fir::.l m ii hon ht·enM.'" l'llt:~ .. \ t'Tt :R Tll t: l'URUCIT\' gE•ner ated hlr lht• U~l' or C:B hy strikan~ truck driver~ lo 1·1111rd1n:1lt· lhl•ar t1cllvit1l·:.. the boom twga n 1-:1~ht months arter rl'gistcring the first one· rn 11l1 on li<'cn s <>s. the fo'CC r ecorded anothe r mil hon . :1 1 :1 m onths l ulcr. 3 mil hon lice nses By Del' 31. 1976. 1l had h ct·n.,C'd mor1· than 7.5 million ... ri1t 111ni-. 111cludin~ a record [; 5 rn1l1111n th<Jt year ..Jion<• Al Lht• t:nd or Muy th1::. year, 13.481.579 liccnsl!~ hA<J been 1::.:-ut-d. "Ohvmw.ly the CB boom yea rs a re gone." ... ~h:-. M<trk V. Rosenke r , a spokesman for the 1<:t A ·~ t'ommunicat1onb Divis ion "But at the s ame t 11n t'. 111lt ·n·st m CR is very. very hi~h and will ~t1nuc to be strong We see a CB radio in every 11tht·r t'<1r hv the \.'urly 1980i> " r "(Jddities Occur ~n White House ! W/\SlllNGTON l /\f>i James Garfield could ~rill' Grt-ck with one hand and Latin with the IHh<·r ut the s umc lime. Howard Taft fell as leep ul ·onft·rcnn·:-.. Ulysses S. Gran• s moked 20 cigars a J.1~. and Calvin Coolidge walked a pet raccoon on I lt•<t~h f, It takl':-. all kinds lo make pre!lidents. one d e- uces from a book of litlle-knowr facts about the 7 First Families who occupied the While House c·forc and after "resident Harding saved u dog's ~1fr hy t·xt•t·utive clcm<.•ncy. ' ~ BROUGHT INTO THE COUNTltY II 1·gally, lhc dog had been s entenced to death 1~· •• P C'nn:-.ylvania 1udge. After ~t u r1 • ing "rote a P"rsonal pica . § IH' gc1\'l•rn1,,. o f the s tute 1ard11m<tl thc.~h. ·~fu1l'cW.r 1~·:~ ·~ftll~-- 1ll' of thorou~hhrtl' : Jcchorscs L1 the gounds, and 'I ul•'<> llols · an , P auline Wayn(•, i.!.. t tic title n1mal of "The L<1~t Cow on the hill' Jlou:,,e Lawn and Other ~J.1llle Known Facts about the f]11·c~•dl•ncy," by Barbara Scul· 'Jng Some pres idential contrasts: ' • Abraham Lincoln lost eight straight elec· ions before becoming president. while in a span or !' ;• year:-. (;rover Cleveland was mayor of Buffalo. fl Y . ~ovcrnor of the state. and president. a, Tiit; DWIGHT EISENHOWERS WERE 1Ar· bh'nl TV fans and watched while dining on TV din· ~1crs. llw .John K('nn"dy ... haled it and had a ll sets ;nmovl'rl from tht' White Housl' livinll quarters • John Ada m s was a notorioui.ly shabby ~1n·:-.M•r, l>ut Chet;tcr l\rthur had a valet and a ;rumor£'<1 RO pairs of trouser s and 25 coals t .Juml'S Polk worked 12 to 14 hours a day in ,fhl• Whitt• !louse. Coolidge from 9 to 12.30. then to ~lunch a nd qu1tung tame m mldaftemoon. • t'runklin Roosevelt thought the number 13 ijinlucky and wouldn'l isit at 3 table with 13 guests: •W ilson deemed it lucky and once had a sh ip slow 'down to arnve in France for a peace conference on -.thc 13th. , ' TH•; PRESJDF.NTS HAD VARIED tastes ln i oods · Gt•orge Was hington lik~d peanut soup; ~uml!s Uu c hanan. 11uuerkraut·and·mas hed lUlOl'tl. C'lt•Vcland, cornte ooer und cabbage : codor~ Roosevelt. Hweet potatoes; Franklin 0. sevelt, scrumblcd eggs; Eisenhower. prune 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F J._ E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 . . . . t ' ~ • • • • t .. • The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast ······••·•············· •.....................• I 002 General 1002 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS .•....•••...•...•.•.....•..................... You Can Sett tt. 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Beam ceilings in all rooms. skylight m muster BR + solarium ' See th111 (·harmer! l33 VlA WAZll::RS. LIDO ISLE . IV·84l ELEGANT EL DORADO A 111sual dehgl1\ in nt·utr1:1l tone!>' 3 BRs -formal dining -Rl'ncrous & ta!>lcful use of mirrors "Tucked.away" in private are11 or lush greenery. Pool. Jac uzzi & tennis + M:curity An excellent invc!llment at Sl6S,OOO. 114 CANYON ISLAND. BIG CANYON. ( V-85> 111CINGS RD IS BLOOMING" r:ompletely rebuilt "front row" view property wlcharmmg 3 HH. 2 bath r~1dence Master BR features bea med Celling U!>Cd brick rplc. blt·1n library & luxurious bath Tai.teful cui.tom decor lhruoul All new kitchen a ppliance.., & "llrucc" hardwood floor 1411 KINGS RD. NH (V·l:l(H 0 TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE" :! darling homes on one newly landscaped R·2 lot. Front 1s 3 BRs. 2 baths & laundry rm Rear 1i. larger wt3 8Rs. 2 h01ths, kitchen catinl( area & n11.:e fenced back yard Best 'l;ewport schools $190.000. 309·3091r~ 16th PLACE. COSTA MESA. tV-871 DOVER SHORES AR.EA Conic & see for your11clr .lhc total charm or this t·ustom built home wtcircular drt11eway leading to lovely 1·ntry w l French doors H1J1,h ceilings & heavy moldings ;111ft warmth & uniqueness tu this elegunt res. 1800 ANTIGUA CIRCLE. IV·881 "UO'BlMATIONAL VILLA" Uniquely designed home lookin11 thru pine trees to Bay. ~cwport Center + boat!. & beaches or Dover Shores. Sedudcd court entry -French doors & windows -3 fplr' rormal d1111n~ rm -ma~ter BR wirplc & wet bar r:11n1ly rm Of><!nk tu r<ourmel kitchen 1439. 750. 1226 l'Ot.AHISUlt. (V·~I BLUFFS IA Y VIEW! ""'r:111c1scan" Plan w/3 URs. 21"l balhs & on the front row' 180 degree view or Upper Bay & Dover Shores - m·ean view in distance. Highly upgraded -plantation ~hullers -rrurrored li ving rm -prof. designed gourmet kitchen -temp. contMlled wine cellar. 2·Car gar . $249,000 leasehold. 1969 VISTA CAUDAL. c V·901 FRONT ROW DOVER SHORES 8 pct•tacular VIEW! A l1lllc decorating, a little landi.caping & lh1s 4 BR. 21'2 bath home will be smashing for i-.umc lut·ky family Prked right Al $310.000. 1730 GAl,AXYDH IV·!Hl MEREDITH CANYON HOME In beautiful San Juun Capistrano! Superbly upgraded 4 HR. :.!'~ bath r es w/separate family rm (custom wood pt1ncllng. wet bar + used brick fplc w/raised hearth & 1-(1111 Jet). huge kitchen wtgarden window & lg. pantry. ~:xtenMve use or llahan tile -prof landscaped - intercom & vacuum system. 37092 CALLE ESPERANZA. CV-921 ILUFfS 0:'-11. Y SllS.000 for 1h1i. low·mucnt 3 BR e nd.unit 2432 VISTA llOGAll. IV !13> WOODBRIDGE ESTATIS , "Adams" model -corner location. 112 W. YALE LOOP . <V!l't. RANCHO SAM JOAOUIN Top level wlview $123,000 #4fi ARBOLE's ( V·971 WARMINGTON TOWHHOME Smashing 2 BR + den 2-slory for under SI00,000 111 l'IU-;EKW()OO <V·9fll COUNTRY FRENCH 4 Rn~ + family rm -custom decor. $138.~. 1147 RY.DllAWK <V·99l • **CALL T 0 SEE** ."OLD COM" -llACH COTTAGE W11lk 111 the beach from this ch8rmlOK 2 BR. l ~ bath h111n1•' Fnm1ly rm fe9turc11 Indoor Rrill & noor heat fo:n,oy thOfir cool bcuc·h evc.:nlnloill l(•thercd 9round the rna11slvc brick £111<-F.xtr:a lg lot ioned R·2 localod on .1 quwt tr~· llni.O slrl'c•t A i;ireal find & prlr~ to !11•11 ut $179,500 <.:urol Porccll,1752 1414 (V 1011 **CALL TO SEE** SPECTACULAR IA YFRONT CONDOMINIUM Just listc..'<l' Complcttily furn in dramatic modern decor Breathtakin~ view trom oce11n to mtns, overlookml( enllre hH)'' 24 hr Sl!l'lmty wtclmwd t•1rcu1t TV. 2 Hlh. 211'1 bath.' c w1pr1vate !>aun111 !':very convcniencl' rnl'I pool. Jacua.1. b1lliurds. entl'rtamment arPa . .11uest dot·k .... ctt•. A most Cl('g11nt addre~'I -fl()l woo PARK DR Appl only. Bob Oweni. 642-1123S I V·IOOI A RARE RHO One or the most private & lgst lots .. complete w 11s own Jacuzzi orr the master BR. HJghly upgraded 3 HR. 2 bath "Carmel" model on quiet cul-de-sac .,allo overhang -l(as BBQ -wooden panl'hng -new cpl + much more! YOU M UST SEE• 1164.900. J eanne B<1rneu 644-6200 'v 1021 UDO ISLE EXCWSIVE Spacious. well·bu1ll 3 BR + conv den rei. on wide. qu11:t strecl 1011ers1te lot I Li: living rm. tormal dining rm. lovely family rm + tiled p11t10. Try th1· "l.1d11 L1le'ltyle" wtbe<irhes & tennis I\ value al $350.000 ml'I prtmc land Appl. only. Cuthy Schwc1ckcrl 642 8235 (V.1031 SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS VIEW CommandinJ: 111ew or sea. sun'iCL'i, night lights & Harbo,. from beautifully decorated & upgraded 3 BR home. Formal drrunl( & family rms. new master bath wlsunken tub & bidet. Swimming pool + 1acun1 in protected courtyard completely decked wtquarry hie. Mpve in ready at just S449,000 incl. land. Appl. only. Larry Dyer 642·8235. IV·l04) UYE OM THE GOLF COURSE In this elegant 2 BR + den "P1nc hur'it" end-uml w/pnvale IOl'at100. Beaultfully upgraded -don't miss seerng Uus fine properly JW>l reduced for 1mmedtall' sfJ lc at S219,5001 ! Jane Paquin 642·H235. < V·l~I PRESTIGIOUS CAMEO HIGHLAHDS Ocean & canyon views lrom 1h1s beautiful. neat & de<111 3 BR + den home. Lg. pool secluded in low-maint yard. Walk to pnvale bcach<.>i. ONL V $199,900. Donn<1 Godshall 644-6200. <V·l06> IA YRlONT WITH OCEAN VIEW! On the main ch annel at CdM. Cus tom l ·st ory contemPorary. remodeled & red~rated. 3 Bdrms., 3 baths • aurrored liv. rm. & bar . farruly rm .. 2 frplcl> .. gourmet kitchen. Gated patio entry · oversized dbl. gar. Owner amuous · submit! S399,000 Leasehold. Dick Halderman 642-8235 <V·t07l A BEST IUY! Approx. 2500 sq rt. or murveloui. Newpart f<Jm1ly llvm..i on quiet slreet. 4 BRs -family rm lg workshop & office adj. garaKe. Perfect for the active ram1ly. SJ94.750. Barbara Aune &ii.gj!lS, I v .1081 PICTURE YOUESB.F. • • RELAXING by your pool, overlooking one or the best views of ocean & bay trom Hurbor View Hiib. St-:E yourself laving tn an easy.care. remodeled home & CONGRATIJLATE youn1elf for buying one of the t>e11t values on lhc market! ONLY S208.000' ! Coby Ward 642·8235 <V·109> IMMED.. OCCUPANCY POSSIBLE BeauttruJ custom 4 BR Dover Shore!. home on hui;ie lot 2 fptcs. beamed ceilings & 1mmti<·ulutt· cond1llon. $275.000 Barbara Wmal{le 642 8235 ( V 110> .,,..... ., __ u ,.,..._., 'N.f.'· ~ 11\;.,-1 • \\V.-• ~.~,;.·~·~ I-STORY EASTIWFF 5 IR. So unusual to (in(I a lg. ram1ly home wtover 2500 sq fl all c>n one noor. Big, big corner lot. too for pool, garden or playyard'. Near schools. shopping & tenni'! + ready for mo11c 1n soon. $179.500. J eanne Newman 642·8235. < V it 11 OLD C.D.M. Located tn pnme areu -2 BR. I bath home in front .- room for udd'I unit in rear Perfect tt-2 Int So or llwy $157,500. Linda Tagltonett1 642·8235 tV-1121 IE YOUR OWH LANDLORD! Custom hmlt ~ HU. ramlly rm homr Wlblt 1n UHQ. fl)rmal d1nin1t rm, living rm wl brick fpk , :'l·cor g01ru1tc +pork·hke burky01rcl w1ronm ror pool. nv or 11dd units $104.500. Vtc Jllllhlruikl 642·8235. (V 1131 .. MO TIME LIKE THE PRESEMr' U you want a Newp0rt atmosphere. this 3 UR, fom1ly rm gem Is the perrect w11y to gain ll roothold • Hoth tht• prtcc & location are unbeatable -i-.o H\;RRV• • Sl46,500 Coby Ward 642.8235 IV-114> JUST REDUCED 4 8£{, 2"'1 bath re11. w/tormul llYln1t & dining rm'I ~ separ'ate romaly rm & cathedrut t~om('(f relllnJ(" w•toodc; or gin~" fllut'Wlll('I & n11~hl llJ(hl VI l:''.W .. jlr(•\•nhl'lt locuuon Comm ponl l'oOW $:.!4~.,ooo ll'uM·hold 811nc11<· 1-'nc &H ·l\:o!OO (V.11:1) 1~1 .. ..A .. --. ,Jlln.111-l\llQI "0·-11&~" rd •navorlte 10n't e'dlta~ cneiS'e ~ .~ .. . ... ~.,,~· ·-tti&ii l•l 1nr IH1t1r1• ',·~ .• •l.•t~~-· othercd an cauup. ·• That. or coune. wa11 th:-dish or hts pre· eccssor Richard Nixon. Cortec~i> Identified is raid Ford's breakfast delight, an Ena:•5Jl mur. 8 Im toas t..'<! by himself. I • ~ -··--·1•• .. J/1 1,. , • ' .. -•• -~ , _, • , , ,,. • -• J# ,If# ,,, *' "" 4 • ""' .. CLASSIFIED MAIUNG ADDHSS I' O 11.,, 1•,;,o ""''·· """·' fl',!f.211 -# ... , ... 642-8235 90 I Dover Ori•• Mewportl.ocll I . : : : J:: ... . ... . . . . 644~6·200 ·- 1644 S..~Or. H..._.v&.wc..._ .. ,. -· Hou~H For S.• ~061fet ,0,. s-. ....... 'ors. Hoeuea Fors• HCMltH For S•• Hoens ,or S• S\Jnday Seplc,..,l)()r 2'1 :')70 • OAIL y PILOT U J •·•·······•·······•···• ••••...............••..•..•...•.•.•••....•.....••.......•.••.••......•.•...•.•.•••••••••.... ····••············ ., ..... ' .. GnH"ol I 002 ....-roJ I 002 c;...,....i I 002 c;.._,..., I 002 CieMrat I 002 GeMr.. 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Du. to tiqht Mcllrity ,... .. llfio.s pie-ow ColJ dJJ"Kf .t 64(). 71 o• for ~ftt-ftt to ... ,.,. qo+r. or c .. I offiu67S.SSll Opet'Sot/s-day 1-S • • • • • • • • • • OTHB A. VAIL.AILE ... OPHflES A Vc.i..ty -s.,....tt11ncJ •~ Hf'f'YOM HAlllOft VIEW -NEWPORT HACH: h..tiM df.eorote-d f'orto14no modef. T'hr'ff bedroom plu• Mp<rat• bonus room and botti -just riCJht for ftte '*'"' t•t'ftOCJC1 or in-law. ProfeuionaHy lanchcoped, .. ry fWi•Clff rear yard, perf~ct for ...+wtoininq. CORON4 DEl MAR: JASMINE CIEEk prl•ot. c°"""""ity -pool jocllni .ct t•nnis. Herd to fi~ Pion V with SOfM ocean vi•w. Split ln•I fflrH b~ fCllftily I room hotne. Choice of l•ndH'. COSTA MESA. OwHr'1 'i"9fe fGMily !'tOMe in fiM conditi0tt. PLUS n•w ~H -with first user depreciation and chokt of lettder oYOIJabl•. ln•nton plMH not.. Ceil for d.toils. DAMA POINT. NE4R HEW DUPLEX. Complete ~· on pruliMs. Eoch •it two bedroom and dett, two full baths, fireplous, bridi cowtyard. Alt He.._. innstment ot SI 39,SOO MESA VERDE: Two fot.ar•plHeJ side by si d ~. 4djac ~nt to sh opping and transportation. $1 70,000 each. Call for detail1. EASTSJDE COST A MESA TRIPLEX. Choice rental area. S 162, 500. Call for details. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corono .. Mar 675-5511 SPYGLASS ESTATE Spurkhng nig ht hi!hls. hlut• l':Jt·1f1<·. Npt Ctr -the world I!) l>cnt.•at h you m this stunning. g r:J<'ious 2 sty ~ Bdrm home Fine 111\ cstmcnt for you & your family's µn·cwus l1fcst_v f(• SSR7 .000 49 GOLETA POIHT DR. 8A YFROHT 011 1.· of <'orone1 dl'I ~ar'!) f1n1.·M propt:rltt•:-. :s lSctrm waterfront <·ondonun1um ~pac·1ous . luxurious. & rn·hly appointed th1~ 1s an exteptional o ffering on fe e land $525.000. I 317 IA JSIDE DR. OPEN SAT /SUM 675-3411 LUSK fll REAL TY a John D. Lusk & So11 Co. 2S IS E. Coast Hwy. Corono cH-1 Mar ' ~SELECT I PROPERTIES PRIME . DUPLEX These' two bed room units have sc p <.1ra l c.• g arage!> a nd private y urcls Never a vac<tncy Located ·near the bluffs rn Costa Mesa. 5 minutes from the beach. Good >'i~&iii\~~-~ •. ~~;:~v~i.11 ·~~.va~~ Only $!i8,000. CALL'!l56-~6(;tf' '"' ;1i SAVE Take ovt•r low interest VA loan with no qualify ing . Owner will help with down on 2 story 4 bedroom in prime Costa Mesa neighborhood. Features ~hake roof, h ardwOQd floors, Italian tile entry, s tone fireplace. large cove red patio a nd a cheer y new famJly s ize kitch en. Pull price $89.900. CALL 7~1-3191 START HERE Why save for the mans ion on the hilt' while inflation eats your m oney. Buy Lh1s sharp 4 bedroom . 2 bath Me s a North home. Th e owner has bo Jghl anoth er h ome a n d is motivated. $77.900. CALL 556-2660 COUNTRY CLUB LIVING Spacious s ing le s tory 3 bedroom 1.1nd den hom e in prestigious Mesa Verde C.C . a re a . Sparkling pool with raised ceramic tile & jacuzzi off master bedroom. Fireplace in family room & living room . Super built-in kitche n . Full price $179,500. CALL 751-3191 lllOtt.t.k C.M. 751-lttl 2ZlZS.Llrf .... M.L SH-2660 ,,,~J <'ll 'J CORONA HIGHLANDS-VIEW OH HUILY 'h ACH OwrlOQklrl)( c·Juv1111 oul 111 th1• :-..·.1 Lmcly J Bdrm hum1• 011 :! kvd:-. M:1s tt•r !'.Uilt> ha!'. ltrt•pl,U't ', ... (•\°lutlt·tl ~Jnll•n t lht:VICW ' 'lh1· up1wr ,11·1·.1 hal.> Lld1 g htful livml( 1111m1 :111cl clt·ck M•J>anttt:d by fo'renC'h door... 1)411It 4'•\JOY11\~ Hit• \'lt•w Lots of qu<.1ltl y a11d l't1,11·1111n ll11 s fl't' h<Hl1t' 409 C...... Cr., CdM 0,... S-. 1 ·S DOVER SHORES-FRONT ROW FANTASTIC VIEW Boa t.,. bay and 1wt·•1r1 In du\. tit 111.,:ht thl' fllrkermg l1g hh 111 Nt·wporl Tht• home private ('OUrl\anJ 1µool "itll'cl ), n1a ... Mve hvmg <Hld dir1111g 1·1xJm . guunnl.'l kitchen. 3 H cl 1 Ill ~ . :P .: IJ <t t h 'i C o m p I e t e I y n ·modl'lt'<l 1n-.1clt• .111<1 o ut Come e1nd l'\JJl01t• the., ulll·rin g' Ft'c land S bH .~>4.10 I 0 I 0 W 4tttwiftd Woy, HI Opett Sat/Sun t-5 HARBOR HIGHLANDS HONEY IMMACUlATE & VACAMT 3 Bdrms, 2 liath:-. + lan ~1 1 Built in k itch en 1'1 rcplat·(•, <11111 all copper plumbing : D c l a t h <.· d g u r a g e . R e a d y 1 m mediutely' $1 W.000 19 f 8 DICIM Ln •• Ml. Opet1 Sat/Sun I .5 HEIGHTS AREA~POOL PLUS ALL THE AMENITIES Are tn th1s lovt:ly home 3 Udrms. family room t--offl('l'. µool and J<H·uu1 Fresh pain t. a11d -.queaky dcun' f,..:x<'ellc nl locat1on on quiet t·orncr $136.UOO 1611 A.Ibo, CM Of'" Sun. 1·5 BAtBOA PENINSULA POINT HEW USTIMG! 5 Bdrms. or 4 and den - ch a r ming older Spanish style home in t h e best Balboa Poi nt location. Oversized lot. 2 car garage + room for boat. A lol of home for $230.000 in this n eig h borhood ! Call Curt for details . QUALITY HARBOR HIGHLANDS INNOVATIVE -INVITING This 3 Bdrm home will delight th e be holder. E.xtra large family r oom ha s been added . s kylig ht. fireplace. rus tic panelingE too! All immaculate and ver y e njoyable. Call to see th is ne w exclusive lis ting today! $125,900. WOOOSTREAM--BACK BAY LARGEST MODS.! Decorated an warm wood tones. with paneling in living a nd dininJi areas. 3 Bdrm. fire place a nd private patio . double gar age with opener Immacula te community pool c·hildre n welcome. $98,000 CAMEO SHORES 4525 CAMDEH OPIH SUH. t·6 Exciting & dramatic "one of a kind" home on Cameo's prestig ious 2nd tier ! Sweeping ocean vie ws from the liv . rm .. din. rm .. s tudy. kitchen & m str. s uite. ALL overlooking a glamorous pool & patio on OCEAN SIDE ! CJ ) Ms tr. -s ize bdrm. s uites. 4 baths, 3.000 sq . ft.. trpl. gar. Hurry! At $489 000 inc l. the land. you're sure to ra1i in love. LINGO REAL ESTATE'S FALL HOME TOUR WITH ALMOST SO OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 24 2:00 -5:00 LAGUNA BEACH 20351 Sun Valley $91.750 I 051 SaMa Ana S 111 ,500 1880 Ccipi1"-"o s' lt,000 I I 14 SkytlM S 167,500 21 522 TrH+op S 114,500 546 Odr St. SI 99,500 I 624 u.lw St. $249,500 472 Los Robles $249.SOO 295 H6glt Dr. $255,000 162 HICJh Dr. UIS,000 913 SulllrNt Dr. $219,500 650 Vinjnio Parle $349,SOO 545 AJMew Ten-oce $349,500 433 fte910rama $372,500 I I 43 lca;o UH,000 I I 5 I s....nit Dr. $495,000 SOUTH LAGUNA 21649 Ocean Vlsto Sl49,9SO I 3 H. StonittgtOfl S2 I 9,500 8 S. Vista de Cotalino $234,500 I 6 H. SfoMIC)fon S2SO,OOO 241 Moetcrch lay $275,000 31302 Monterey $279,000 26 N. Vista de Cotalino $280,000 32009 Pacific Coast Hwy, $295,000 NEWPORT BEACH 1968 Vista Ccatdal S 156,000 300 Oht-o $157,500 603 ac..ita $158,900 239 Coffon $159,SOO 2927 Catalpa $179,SOO LAGUNA NIGUEL 24891 Monte Ve-rde $15,700 $95,950 $99,SOO 2 4 I 71 lo Hennoso 24326 Pc:rlcsi~ Or. 24551 Los Sen-anos 2287 2 Andaro 23852 PGHO del Campo DANA POINT St 19,000 SI 19,500 $265,000 34015 Aw'efio $11,000 24442 Ccrocas SI OS,000 34001 Granada $179,000 33962 Granado $189,000 33842 Chula Vista $228,500 24352 Santa Cloro $595,000 SAM CLEMENTE 2309 Cal~ Mont~ Cristo $205,000 2403 Catie MOftte CaHo $215,000 200 A •enida La Cuesta $229,500 612 AnNda Acopulco $295,000 1204 luefto Suerta $625,000 SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO CAPISTRANO IEACH 32213 PCIMO C.-oliM SJC $55,000 34912 C• Fortwwa Cl $144,900 32 I 75 Vio Carfos SJC S 184,SOO 32072 Via Carfos SJC S 199,500 Look for our open house siCJftS Sunday and then take yow titM touring the homes of yow clloice. Please join us. Newport a~ach Laguna leach South Laguna Laguna Ni~I Dana Point f 644-7020 497-Jll 1 499.4551 495-1720 493-8112 MESA DEL MAR LOCATION Corne r lot. quiet area. 3 Bdrms. RV 20 I MfLFOaD <>PIH SUH. 1-6 access. Carpet a llowa nce to be given NEWPORT SHORES CI06c to beach·invci.t or live in lhJs J bedrm 4! buth be.ich h ou:11• Pn1111te patio entry lt•ud ing llllo cozy sunhlc ltv 1ng rm Jt 'II move foi<l Jt $1 10.000' 673 8550 [~111111 CLASSIFIED INDEX To Place Your Ad. Call 642·5678 HOUSES FOR SALE f,1n'-r.tl 1M11-,.-•. ,.,.,, ll..lt., .. l'•Mll ul• ' •••• ., .. ,..,. t'· •••• l "'"" ...... , •• , I ht. 'h· I 11.-11 .• 1·1 .. •·• t i fo111 ... ,, .. ., ... \ '" Hwllhf\,t•,e h," r ,,, , .. I .111. .n. ho• h I ••"" .. It n I 1 .. uh.1 ,11.U• \1, ,,, \., r , ........ , t~.f. '·•''' •• 1·1• hll '•ft Ji,,.,11 t •hl~fr•I I ... .,,,t I \o_, I "'w 1ll'-.1•• .__ ... tr. J •• loll I '-'•'''''''I• ,,, ...... li •1111 " .. ,. 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TRAHSPORTATIOH ( l & bl . h ,.,,,,.,, ea ures t-ms t ruout. 3 Bdrms ., 2 only $8.5.950. Cati 546·4 I 41. • .... , •• '"" ...... baths, form. dining. Lus h landscaping 00 IT RIGHT (,'.·~~:,:·u~.~ .. with room f()r pool & v iew deck. Just ~::::~:1~.'\ .. ~' '1,:'.., s te ps to 3 priv. beaches. Won 't last We know t hat you want your home to :: ::::: ,';,j.,'.' ton g at..$259,900.. be everything you've always drc:.im<:cl .,,., '"''"" '·11 · ' Qf ! With this in mind we offer a solidly AUTDMOBllC ... ~ln...,W.A'TM •. Y.ltW ~.ooo . built 3 Bdrm with "hom e beautiful" '.~;;;:·~·:.', 1 ....... -n1 ci'tRlfffk't'tfe:..1U~jij>.;...i.·.---..:~"dt ,~~=-. e-A',i.:l>JM; .J~~ ....... ~.~Nil!il'.t",~·.~:;;;,_-~~, * RICH REALTY * dream h ome d eser ves t he best. '""'· 673-7040 673-0510 ..... IACK BAY DISSOLUTION P C:J rtners hip dissolution forces sale of this fantastic home in the Back Bay a rca . home h a s been comple tely redecora ted . with 3 bdrms. 2 baths. dining rm., family rm. +a dressed·up garage. All this at a n a sking price of $129,SOO. EXCLUSIVE IA YSHORES Just listed, a large 4 bdrm .• 3 bath C arme l·t y p c hom e in e x clu s ive Bayshores. Decorated to perfection for immediate move-in. TV room for the kiddies: very quiet location. All lhis lis ted for $247,500 JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR $117.000. c .. 546-4141 ~:::::1. ....... Serving Costa Mesa-Irvin e Huntington Beach -N ewport Bcilch DRAMA TIC GOLF COURSE VIEW Wood be•111ed .ct paMllld f .... fy rOCNn, dhlllMJ rOOM with Fnttch doon tMCI to lcrp bad&ycrd ovetiooklMJ 4JOff · coww. 9'11.t ail-de-soc complhMnt this cNi Hcl .. , falftlly Ito"'•· 5 ldrMt., 2 '12 taatlts. Sl27,500. . Au1u ... ~ •• ntt• I AUTOS. IMPORTCD lttll• ti ,\11,. fC ·ul" 1 ,\1 .. 11 , •• ''"flt .. 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HC)ltt md lllry hOtM with 1tew .......... ~MUI, 110 ~ •few fr°"' d•ck Hablu f11ll .:;l.oyMeftt ·.>f .,, ....... below. 4 I ..... 2 ,... f .... ly ~$A~~JOMN •tecili .-.. t.UI• 1.t·1 \f I t I I • .• :tt~tl"'O•----~·~ lt~fftflfff•t .... ----------~KS<SJWWAL<LRLMLUJ 495-1720 or 495-5525 , .. ,.. ,. r ,,. , , " ,• • I' • • • • .... • • • .,. .,, • • .. • , ,. ... 1 t l ..... ,, ,. , • • # ••• , ,, .. • • • • ..t 8 "'•-•"""' .,,.. .. ,..,.~...,,.-~J•••#••' '••••'••41•1f#'•4'••,,• t••flhf t'hm1 .. n t11Mlt II thu1 ,,.,,,.,I \, . * * * * * * Heritage Collection EASTSIDE Owner tran~f erred Lovely re modeled 3 UH :md h uge.: fa mily roorr:. aH bulltins. out:-.1de guest room. ove rsized pool. alley cntrant'c Near Westc hf( s hopprng tind mtH:h more Asking $!)!J,900. Cati 540-1151 CAR IUFFS • Oversized 3 c~1r gat ag<: + large shop & bath at r ear. with lots of parking.· Big custom hu1lt 4 BR . 2 BA hom e Easts1dc. Costa Mesa. Formal dining. family room. country lt itchen. s tone fireplace and tile e ntry Full price on- ly 5130.000. Cal 5~0-1 ISi MESA VERDE CORHB. LOT Super fam ily home. feei tur 1ng 2, fireplace~. g as BBQ. RV access and beautiful lawn Owner anxious. c• 546-5110 CAHHE:RY' VILLAGE, HEWftORT HACH Three c:omml'tcial lots. 2822-24-26' Nt·wporl Bl vd . t!:l t h lot 1s 25x90'. One lot w1Lh bulid1n1-:. s t ore or office. $325.000. Call 546-5880 ERITAGE' &g Can'J'on "HONEST VALUE" . ' Broadmoor Home Sl70.000 A TRULY EXCErTIOHAL 4 IDIM.. FAMILY .. RM., FORMAL DIHING RM .. SINGLE LEYS, HOME OH LUSH & "MAHICUIED" ,' GROUMDS. TOTALLY DECOIATED IY "NOTED DESIGNER". IEAUTIFULL l , MAIHTAIMED & HIGHLY IESrECTED,., ADULT OCCUPIED & IH MODEL HOMl" CONDITION. CERT AIHL Y THIS ftllESTICiE COMMUNITY'S FtHEST OFFERING. .. •' FRONT ROW BAY VIEW . OPEN SUN. 1-5 .. 537 l'LAYA. DESIGNER'S DUAM HOML, '"HAS fT AU"! 3 IDltMS .• 2112 IATHS, I SftACIOUS EHD UHIT OM TIP 0 .. CUL-06-SAC WITH rAHo.AMIC UPnlt' IA Y VIEW. TRULY' A "SOUP TO HUTS" CUSTOM DECOR THAT WOULD MAJCE A,, MODEL HOME ILUSH WITH EHVY! COUNTUSS SSS SftENT ON MA«IMG THIS SHOWftLACE JUST FOi YOU~ '192,000, 't I SEE THE SEA You'll feel like you a re in Carme l a s'" you view the oc:ean thru the tall Pines. These beautiful trees make this a most unus ual setting for our fl are a . What a g reat yard for a hot tuh ! Th e hom e t s r ea ll y 1mmut·ul:Jlt•. with 3 bdrms .. 2 baths & a completely remodeled kitchen. Prn:l'd for quick ::,ale at $184.500. HATE TO WAIT? Movt• in now Owner will lease with option to huy, so the re ':-. no need to wa 1t. Take your Lt me to get tht: best price on your old home & en1oy th1:. love ly 3 bdrm. home in fabulous Cam eo Shores. today Built on a huge lot with an OC'ean vtew terract! so perfect to enjoy our gorgeous fall s unsets. $249,500 and only a short walk to the beach . LOVE THE DOVE. •• ,I ... a nd all the a bundant w1ldltft: r ight at your doorstep. A beautifu l natura l canyon is you r ba<'k vard. " You'll feel a mlllton mt)~ aw' I :l~---~i~lM~ M'!~~· quulity built 4 bdrm. home w1lh · paneled fa mily rm .. a cheerful · kitche n & e ven a f rplc in the mstr. , hdrm . Ope n th is weekend & at S254 .~)()(), you better see 1t today . " SERENE GREEN. • • .ever ywhe r e you look. This ' la rge condo sits on a lus h greenbelt in Eastbluff. whe r e the whole fami ly can enjoy the rnseives. With 1 5 bd rms + den & 3 baths. the family spuce problems a re solved Beautifull y d<.?co r a ted . w ith mirrored bur & private pa tlO. with. ri C'lubhousc & pooi nea rby. At SlRit ,200. this could be your a nswer Call us today. PROTECTION PL.AM J\ one year ho m e owner's protection · pla n is availa ble whe never you buy ,1 o r sell through Harbor Really. Are you protected? .... . . . . . . .._._, For S:•r S!ft•m•be•r•2•4•1•9•78 _____ ~_. ~-··.~.·.· ••••• ·.·.·•.• ._._~~-~~ ~;~~ .~~ ••• ; ~~·; ~=~~~ -~~ .. ·;;~~ r-:;~!.~~ .~~•••iooi~ ::;;~!.~~.~ .. ·.·~~~· ==~!.C:~ ~ ··;~~;· ................•...... ·•····················· .•.•..........•••...•. !f ....••............•.... •·•···········••···••· ., °"1LY PILOT 100.Z ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IT'aWP • UR . den. vtew 2441 Bunya, $205,000. CAMYO.. 3 BR. v1ev.· J Canyon Is land. $219,000 AalOlt YllW Htui 4 ISR . bay vie w. 1014 &.-u Lane $2l5,000 UITLllOC• 4 BR. view 2 ycamort-Crt't•k Sl94 900 SPY6LAU t&.L BR t-• rulv & :Mame room. pool, SJ89 · LIOA ISLAND 4 HR . btt)front. 19,900 WATERFRONT HOMES PRESENTS IN NEWPORT IEACH • · · PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP $195,000 M•w • .._ -'et DU'1.IX ,_.. OM block to beech. OWMf' MW ocaipie1 ....... ~)~ ........... ,...., tt.n'• • 2 bed. 2 Mtlt Joww. W.tl •llil'llala1d, flreplace1 It Giiiy 7 pandcl 1 UNITS NEAR BEACH $265,000 Cotaphhty re•alMIM •It• wftta ao ••c•HY proble11t1. Mew roof, 1tew corpef. mid ..y extra1. tWw Oii .._ Market with Hper potHtlal for wi..tff /w 1Mr ,.....ab ... -4 tlMn'• • re1idnf ,,.. 11 !ii' ! WATERFRONT W DOCK $395,000 FGIMllom two-story hCMM °" tt.e WATH with VIEW .ct dock for 55' boot. Port& JOIW ........... yodtf" ...W. JOWi door ••d ••hrtoh• lovhhly! Prot.sli11•., cMcor.ted 4 IM•o-. ._.., ,..... wHll wet bar _.... ..... roo• .cl ..._, alHtlltiH. Call for .,,Clilt••• to ... , WATERFRONT /BOAT SLIP $265,000 Ta1tefuly decorated Md im111C1Culat• l bedroom home with patio for year 'round ellfMainirteJ. Spocious Oft" and bri9ht. Jt.. fiu VALUE on the W >. TERRIOMT! :~!!!D~I~~S!l6!0.~7~~ with pri•ocy. Vautt.d beam ce.fffllgl and •" liYislg room flows iftto lcr«Je dWftg 01td faMlly room. l•o11tif11I iftdo« /Olltdoos poof and 4 1Mdrootft1 for fmly and odult.tttioyfMftt. IRYINE TERRACE $193,900 YOU OWM THIE LAND! Thi• faRdly ho•H ii 10 bHtdlf11lly •cor~ and "'°'fttained y•'d M•tr IMll••• ltl1 llved lnl Qvality md ....... t•••• thNout ..... l McWOOM, 1.,. .... •" IMftCJ and dllliftt ..-... ""' ,..e 1l1ed ycrd with .,...,..,., ~ - 1toroge...tt. IMPRESSIVE RARE TRIPLEX S475,000 CAU. TO SEE AHY OF THESE ~~~ llUffS CONDOMINIUMS All withtn cusy walking d1stlfnre to Cor o n a dcl Mur t11 g h !:)c hool. Con veruenU y cl~c to Newport Centt:r. Irvine 1ndu.,trial & I r<•l•ways IN OftJGINAI. BLUFFS .• rn e nd unit. 4 bdrm . J buth hurm• on l:l purk·llkc itrtionbdl Vl'l·y brl~ht & <.'heerful. l'utlo off llvio~ & d1 ntnR room!.. work~hop un:u in g.iragl• $144,000 - Lt•ll :>t•hohJ FOi< A COlll'l.E OH A SJN<;u_.;, l l:Ht 111 I & a 1ltm :I'> 1t "' now 11M·d. Vl'r> light. h11~ht & .i11" J·:111 n patio & tnrun· off 11 \ 111g 1 m L:nbl'11t-vublc mu'>IL·r art>u Nl·wly n>dt•tornted in ~oft t·ol<11'1"1. ('lo'>t' to J)O<>l A tw:i ut1ful trnv al Sl~.000 IN1itchold I N T llE Pl.A~/\ A Ht-;A A chJrrrnng J • bdr nl homl'. ln·1>hlv pulntt>d .. 111 new '·11 rpd1n~! & dra11t•r1c ; C't1arm1ng v.1t1 0 uff dining arc•a A rc m urkuhll· \ "lut· at $112.500 I •usehold EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 WATER LOCATION $54,500. T enific 2 Mdroola. .. /dlltlltttj '°°""• MObile .._ • ttte IA Y wittl VIEW of all ttt. boat_, octMty. CwMy pool. Taite odY..toge of WA TERF«ONT IMllCJ trOfll 2 ,_eiot. hst of all ... there'• a boot .up crYailaWe! Alfttott Md door to "Delaaey't." OPE:H HOUSE SJt..T./SUM. 1·5 P.M. 700 Udo rri Dr. # 17 l~EAR •u COSTA" • • · FABULOUS NEW OCEANFRONT Loods of wood -gloss. ~ le•4tl• ...... ~ & flll IMMfih of 40' of OCEAHFltONT. Ne"" llved .... bewtifwly dctcorahd 4 • ..,... t.llty room, cWllcj rOOM. SUIMleeb, It spird staircase to •ttsotlle lofts. A truly exciting holM! Owwer wiff leCIM optfOft for SI IOO per mo.. SI 0,000 optiOft lftoney for price of $425,000. Also GYOilable for leaM $ 1800 JM" mo. IM SANT A ANA • • • CONVENIENT LOCATION $109,900 C._ ndnJ ftMily llOMe wlttl l bedl'OOllft1, fonHI cla. ra. fCllft. nn. wittl wet Mr & ftuploce. Yow OWll lftilli ordNrd wftlt or~. a-. GYocodo It pa••9'_,.• ..,. ... SMALL ESTATE S265,000 in tfte flftHt creo o• Sa..to AINI °" OM of tfte b•st 1tnet1. Grand~o•• 2·story home w i th load1 of 1q11are foota9•. Euepti~ l IR, Fa & formal DR home + upcrate 2 tR, 2 IA & flreploc• gue1t houie. bpan1ive I OOx I SO ft. lot. leoufiful pool & gr0Uftd1. Mmty special feoturei & fpnnal qMllty. EncholtHsKJ Htry w /winding dalrcaa.. On. of a ltlftd! IN SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO • • VIEW--¥00L-JACUZZI $179,500 Ufttlwal 4 bdnn hCMM with opeR ..._.., RM..HM pool and OCEAN VIEW. A rare ...... In San J..-Capistr.o. Eay to Show and owner wlll cc:lrry o I 0% 2nd TO. IM HUNTINGTON IEACH • PRESTIGE HOME $138,500 hwtfM 4 bedl'OOWI hOfM Oft ~ IOC Mxt to ,_is ...t 1ehool. Uwoded 9ld ..... , .......... thrOUC)hout .... by appoffthMllt. NOW THEN .•• ONLY 4 YIARS OU> IN ..wPOllT llACH With an OCIAH PIH. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths and only $79.950. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 Ddrms & d€.'n . 2 baths. nice rarpeli n~t. large liv-rm w /frplc . Covered patio. pvt backyard and double garage. Xlnt location on nict!ly landscapc.-d corner lot. $139.000 CUFF HAVEN Beautifully redecorated thru·out. l 1DttM. FAM l.M. POOl • JACUUI BBQ, Firepit and even a nice view Many xtra features. '2419.000. ont4 HOUSE SUMDA Y 1 ·S 100 .... "*•· JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 29 19 Newport llYCI. CGl"Mr lOffl of ne.wporl REALTORS 675-SSll JASMIME CRE£t< ./ Th• Mod for yow moftey -I -.Ow I Nn """'9 too. CJeat1 Coe. J. ./ MultMM ./ Yow OWll facnii and spacious patto with ~~•MW. ./ -Alld Ws IM..tlM. Of"" Sat/S.. I ·5. 97 ......._ Crfftc Drin COLE OF HEWPORT REALTOIS 2515 E..Cocnt Hwy .• Corona del Mar 675-5511 80 LINDA ISLE ESTATE SALE 5 Wdroaw. 5 bath, woterlrollt, boat tNp $725,000 UNITED BROKERS 646·7414 DON YAHN 644-5859 . CE llDBll ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN HOUSE 517 AVEHIDA CAMPO Choice Offe ring, Split Level. End Unit -Prime Private Location On A L ovel y Greenbelt . C us t om Decor a ted In Warm Earth Tones. 2 Bedrooms With A Conve rtible Oen. "Original Bluffs". Turn On Vista Caud a l To Av c nida Ca mpo $179,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. JASMINE CREEK JASMINI CRllK Rare tri·level 3 Bdrm. 3 bath Plan VI Master suit~ w I f1 r ~ p Jes c e . s l u d y & d eck Prof dcconiled thru·Out. $240.000 21 WHITEWATEI. Of'IH SUNDAY. TURTLStOCIC HIGHLAND$ -Hard to (inc..l ne w Lusk built S Bdrm Stewart plan w/$7.000 in upgrades . To see. pleas<: tall 675-3411. IEST VALUE -In e xclusive Seavlew 3 Bdrm on large Vl EW lot. Please bring this ad for admittance at Seaview's SC<'urity gate 2016 YACHT HSOlUTI OPIN SAT/SUM SE.+. VIEW -Nanlutk._et Model. 3 Bdrm, 2 1•:! bath priced lo sell Large lot & view day or night Quiet r ul de sac: S::!41:U)OO 2005 YACHT MISCHIEF OPIH SUNDAY tETTER THAN A M"'DEL -This fastidious 3 Bdr,... \\\family lrvme home abs~~ (\ charm & it's an attama[ U ...• at S97.000. Shown by a ppomtn. -11t onl y. 12 P01Hsm1.+.. RANCHO SAH JOAQUIN -Lovely 2 Bdrm San Mateo model upper level Vaulted ceilings. steps to pool, love ly view "A best buy" at Sll4.500. Shown hy a ppointment 13 VIEJO PRICED TO SELi. TODAY Spotless 3 Bdrm College Park home with 2 goq~eous fire places. recessed window ledge in living room for your plants and a p e rfect p at io r o r your ente rtaining. Don 't miss 1t 1 Reduced to $85,000. Shown by appointme nt. 251 2 VASSAR PLACE. tAYCHST -4 Bdrm home in one of Ne wport's few custom built areas. $ lfi9.500 1711 TDRAPIM W.AY ~SAT/SUM HAllOR VIEW HOMES -Hi g hl y upgraded P alermo model. 4 Bdrm + fam room . lormal d ining roo m Ma r v<.'lous fam il y home includes custom pa ne ling . fircp1t. waterrall. $189,000. f IJO PORT IARMOUTH OPEN .SUN. IN THE llUFFS -3 Bdrm. well decorated m exceJlent location. Only Sll4,900. ZO 14 IAUAMCA. <>PIM SUM. CJt..TALINA /OCEAM VllW - lmmarulate Lus k built 3 Bdrm with a pool Ill your p rivate courtyard . protctle d from the ocean breeze. $257.000. 909 nus WAY OPIH S.AT /SUM DELUXE MASTEi SUITE Wa rmly decorated Yale Model in Village III. 4 Bdrm. f'am Rm. 3 baths. upgraded thruout. In choi<.·c locat1on. Sl44 .000. 64 OAK TREE LANE OUTSTAMDING IOHUS IOOM - Fantastic 4 Bdrm 3 bath Oxfo rd on the pe rfect street in Village lll. Includes I. R .C. couples me mbership. A best huy at $114.900. 34 REOWOOO Tiff LA Ht 675-3411 LUSK '8 Rl..\LTY a J 0 Ji II /) /. Ii I/... ,{ \' 11 I/ ( . 11 2SI 5 E. Coait Hwy Corona dc.-1 Mar LET US DO THE SEU.ING YOU DO THE S>. YING 4Y2% HllP We 're suddenly back on thf• mJrk et Prtdt• of ownt•r'lh•P 3 Bdrm l. bath Mesii Verdt-hom1·. .1mmedi;ale occuoJnC) Own~r moved out Mu11t 11ell 1 C111l now• ~c.1~dt IUl.,AM d't?flb lock loy Special fo)n;t tJme offered in 12'., Yl!cHS Ou!s Jnd111i:. custom d1:corated hom1· wtth It.tr:;{' cozy fa m iiy room. built·tn ·rv. & pant'l('d bdr Country k1trhen with 't;.1n1•d glass wmdow . and room for pqol mc1k e th1i. ca pt•rfect ram11 y horn•> 673-aMO ()f.lffl f,t t./ • H \ t j;fJ 'f'M ,._., 1 • {®IB&lt,I l+l ...... Lvly new J bdrm. t' • ba urut. 1µ1· llv rm 14 rrplt Pnvnl1· pallo. dbk n ar garage w 1spact• lor boat or rarnpcr • l. bdrm t. ba urut, Swedish frplc-. hardwood rloor Don't m1~ our newest orrcnn~ 7~1~1 CLASSIC IE>.UTY OVH 2600 SQ FT or deronalOr 'lhowplal'I! Jo'antnl>11c hUl(t' add·on ram rm w In: floor to {<t!1lm~ U8 f P Ail lri: bdrm~. each w/walk in closer ;:xecut1ve m~tr bdrm SUllt' H URi' tr regular yard Hom.- highly upgraded lhruout. 4 bdrm.' fo'orrnal din rm plus kitchen nook. Call today to see. 545-9491 CUSTOM 41DRM S&S BUILT ntnty i-ustom1zed hom1· 1 w1arl<kd on lamtly room Jac·uz.t1 & mU<·h. muc!'I mor1•' A must :.l'l' th1" 1 c;tory. 4 bdrm f,Jm11)' hormtw 11950 sq ft Truly oocof a kind. 646·771 i (~1wnnmaua Real Ei!Ulte It's EolyTo Sel Your Ow.. Home - & Scne Thous-* SS $895 TOT AL FU dut• Ill close o r c:.crow. We asM!.\ you with ,1d vtrti:.1ng. findnt·io tL c:.crow. ncgot111t~ nrf1:". sign:. f'lr We art' m bu:.1 nei.:. t.o give you compc te nt S('rvirt• at a I ;ur pnct• BUYERS CHECK OUH OWN ER 'S SALES LISTINGS REAi.TY FRf':Jo: HOM!-.:.." R E Advisory Scrvtt•1· ~·22'bl Remrmbranc:e of ThiftCJI Post 251 f1ower. CM Qpt•n Sat/Sun 2·s ly. J BR. bll 192i, mint eond. Ai:• 1)46.;4)4 $2 can cpt you $75 oll It takH iJ o • tut ll•ln9 poulbl• for the in .. 1tor/owtter wtto ••h o Udo Ille .-... _. ·kt,U.~\,$J,~iJ>.¥.1~...11'd newly ec!tc~li'iW~ .;;;;;-......p;' · carry 2nd T.0. or ....,ft! :1~,.c\e-x-r::: . ·~~=.""""',. .. ,.,, IN FOUHT AIM VALLEY COMMISSION OCEAN VIEW + LOCATION W e Think This Is T he Finest Offe ring In Jas mine Creek. A Security Guarde d Area . Quiet Location . Bea ut Upgraded & Professionally Landscape d. The Popular "Windrift" Model. Single Story 2 Bedrpi. P lus Convertible .:.~ .. .::-8~)1' . • . ~1'W-~~ •. ...-ttf,~.\~~tGU~!!~~~~ Horne W7 orrtm un1ly Pool ·~~~·~~M'd~~-~<w.~~~·~:~.~· STEPS TO BEACH DUPLEX $210,000 Newly ~orated It all fwwllhed l & 2 •••oom _.... llewtt ...,...,/.WW t. best h1c ... 1 NEW·SPARKUNG FRESH $103,000 At ............ ., ... ~..,... ..... ,... & ...._ C1 .. l1~ Ndlcor..ted a.. ..., ..t -.I ready fw occ..-cy. S.,..- J bedroom ho•• ottd owner wltt co111ldtr fln.IW. hrwtt. A real • .._ ht tlll• beech cOtMM1nlty. S.....,t I O•/o ... , EXCEPTIONAL TRI-LEVEL $142,500 •rH .. f'Y & JMf'fecff• .. ramd thlt .............. le.el C.,.., t IA 1111 rnl1tl• .......... J ........... f9nlly,.... .... tllal•, ree•. 'r•f•UleHlly ..... , .. -4 " ...... ,.... ..... ... .. -..c .... c:-. ....... t• ....... .. t"•lt cewts. o ... , wm c••l•r ..... ,.,.... .. ~ .. CORNER COMFORT REDUCED TO $89,900 Ft.xii* l or 4 ..... .-c"-,,.... rOOM with profes._, wet Mr. °"'J Wocll to na ""°"-M., extr.. OWMr _ .. _ .......... ENTERTAINER'S DELIGHT $149,900 orEM SAT. l·S f'.M. IHtl Mchwlltt, F. V. S...,. 4 ~ hOflM with..._ ""' :.::::~ ""· lwge H•keft llvi"9 rM. ... ......, .... ...-y ...... --6tlet f« belt ..... IN OIANGE 6 BEDROOMS--Y.1 ACRE A ........ .._ f« .tt.. ....... . Loh ~ ...... foot-:. wWdt ..... .. ..... ._, ,..._ ,....., ...... ._..,.....,z .. ,.. .......... _.... $120,000. W.~~5RRION~9~E5 2633 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 714/631-1400 . Ten nis Courts . All The Modern Amenities Plus An OCEAN VTEW. Hurry ! ll 's A Beauty. $229 ,500. IRVIHE'S FIMEST Upgraded Famil y Hu m e W/4 Bedrms. 21h Baths & A F'amily Room On A Cul·de -Sac, Corner . Love ly Prof essionalf'y Landscaped • Yard. Adjacent To Greenbe lt & Pool WI A Mountain View. $139,500 IRVIME TERRACE 2 Bedrms, 2 Baths & A Den. With Brig ht Ch eerful Kitche n Low M a inte n ance Yurd With Many Trees And Flowers . $165.000 CANYON CREST 3 Bedrm. 2'h Bath Plus Fa mily Room. "D" Plan. End Unit. Wet Bar. Master Suite With Fire place. Community Pool, Saunas. Jacuzzi And .Tennis Courts . $157.500. MIW OM MAlll1' This Lovely View Home Has It All Location. Privncy . Spacious Room s . Secluded Pool. Viewing g:rt& ~'~~~~fnrJl~~tfu°rr~·~ 631 -1800 , , -----. __. . , ,, -_.,. "' .. -,_ ----~ ,.. . ,, .. . " . -. . . . .. , ... . .. .._ ..... ' .... #,,, •• ,."'~,,·--· . -. .. . . Jrvine~s :Rtal€s~ 7t4: 549·7751 or Ives: 752..0Zll YOU'U LOVI LIVING AT THI COVlt SMASHING POOl.. J.t.CUDJ Ir YOUa OWN PRIVATE llACH! WI All PROUD TO OffH .Z LUXUllOUS I IDIM. & DIH COMDOMIMIUMS IM THIS OUTST A.MDIMG COMMUMITY! I 012 IA YSIDI COYI IAST $229,SOO -NI t OJO IA YSIDI COVI IAST S219.500 WITH JO FT. IOAT SUP PLIASI CALL FOR A 'llV .An 5"0WIHG --" '- PINCHER AD .. P"v.Jtl' •nd1v1oua•"' cer now 'ell ary •'(•m 01 comb1na11on o t 1•ems ~o•,u •t"Q ~.· .... or ' ... " w•tt> .1 1 n1 .u: •o• i' r on,. ( uo.vu cJ v •or 0 " I v ~ I f ·' f ,. ,100••·onn1 1 n.~ ., 60• 'O• !hf' 'l do'!" Cn11q-vou P·rnv P1n1.nPr AU 0 1 us.' yOt,• 8Jf'l)\J""•"•C •0 O• M.:i"1~r.,11arg!' No com me1 .. •J1 d<l'\ dcceo•ed c•• today•'" your •d ln prh1t tOWIOrTOW! C .. M...., tlllnt Me9y l ;OOAM .. l;J~ fer ....... ., .• ,.......,. t tl lty ,._ ., S.W., fw s-•·.,··,...,. .... ' . . . . .. ..__ ..; _________ .._ _______ HM1tt For S• HouHt For S.ale HCM1te1 For S• Ho.us Foor Sale Sunday. Septem~r 24. 1978 OAllY PILOT OCEAMNOMT OPO. SUM. 1.5 924 W. OCIAHNOMT fo"me cruf\smunsh1p an mahog trim & oak tnm & oak floor!\. i eL\ orr thi~ landmark . 4 BR. 3 ba home ln fi ne'it Jocauoo 1<:slubhi.ht>d tree lawn~ S47S.OOO BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR I ... (I..,. d1 l' .. . "'• ... f) , " '· 1 ,.,. /-ft---------macnab I lrvtne nralty ••llG CANYON•• ''THI IVBTTHING HOMI" 'ha r mll'\J! tRR :. hath, quah t~ hu1ll Broadm<lOr ho mt.• w tfr1e11dl y & warm d •t.•o r to \'omplemen\ mosl anyone C'omt•r h><·at ion " ~µJt•1ous yard $395.(U) 1 V llR 1 OUTST ANDIMfi YllW Pla n 2 Broadmoor \I. /approx 118' on Golf Cour.s(' fronla~c 4RRs. cozy CO O\'t.•r s allon area I t! pCJ tio w/built m BBQ A "one or 3 kmd" lot w1v1e w tha l MUST bt> seen. $495.000 <V 117 1 WXUllY It ELEGAMCI C o mple t e ly c u s t om 1.ted 4 8R Vers ailles townhome. Handpalnted ceilings! Wine cellar ! Central air! Hardwood rtooring ! Prof. landscaped w/used brick palio + s pa! A specia l offe ring at $650.000~ <V-118 > CUSTOM Dramat ic wood & g la ss home w/approx. 133' frontage on the Golf Course. SBRs, formal dining rm. + brkfst. rm, laundry rm. The perfect home for the discriminating buye r. $650,000. CV·ll9) SPECTACULAR! Comple te ly c u s tomize d S BR residence overlooking lake & Golf Course. Wood parquet floors ; recessed ceiling in dining rm: built-in wall unit in ramily room : gam e r m . w /w e t b a r . trip le r e s t a ur a nt s ink s. fo unt a in . ice .maker . etc ! See to be li e ve . $680,000. (V-120) MAGMtRCEHT VIEW Customized SBR home overlooking Golf Course & lake . Dramatic 20' •ceilings -forma l li ving rm. - wood carved doors -master suite w/spa -custom wa llcoverings - and TOO MUCH more lo mention. Appl. onJ y. $850.000. (V-121) PADDLE TEHMIS tM YOUI OWM YAID Spectacular 6BR cus tom home on the Golf Course. A lovely reside nce built a round pool-s ized a trium w /se para l e c hildren's win g , sepa rate master s uite . m a id's quarters. formal d ining rm, wet b a r ... a nd t o o m a n y othe r ame nities t o me ntio n. $950.000. (V-122) ••OTHER PROPERTIES•* LIDO CHARMER Beautifull y d ecorate d 2 BR res idence w/separate dining rm. fplc., spacious used brick patio & unbelievable closet s pace. Private community feeling -walk to finest markets. boutiques. restaurants. banks. e t c . Priced to s ell at $199.500. (V-123) COltOM.A DEL MAI CusLm VIEW home! Be the 1st to enjc/ carefree living in this new 3BR wood & glass, 2·story res idence w /3 patios, spa. s auna & extensive use of tile. Prof. landscaped for low maint. & just a few steps to the beach. $375,000. (V-124 ) THE aEST OF TWO WOILDS Li ve in a "Country-Setting" -yet have the convenience or living close to schools. shopping· & freeways! .•.•••••.......•.....•.............•.•..•...•.•..••••.................•..•........•...••.... ........ I 002 .._,... 1002 GfteNI 1002 G....., 1002 Ho.Ma Few S• ........•.....•........••..•••.....•............................•..••....••••••.........•....•..••.•..............• \\ I '-,I l '1 '- TAY LOR CO. I. I :\ I )' c ll \ ~ '> l l l l I. I ~ t l I> HAUOI VIEW HOMEs-IHASI II Nt•W t' t'l u~lllt,1 f d(~ut 4 BR ram1ly h 1H11 l' l.c<"tn~ t ht• g rct!n bcll Neur 1·1t·nH·nl11ry !>t•hool & t omm pool Corgt•ou~ v utiu with blt·in B B<~ & I 1 n • nn~ Lush <''>tahhsht.!d gur <len L~t· r.rnuly rrn w1lh m1rrort.•d wet bar Man y t•)(ll"ll 1 n1 pro vl'ment~ Onl.v l!tei.UOO 1nt•l lu11d 1171 " WHUUtt PL.SAT/SUM 1-5:30 C OIOHA DB. M.A• O"OITUHITY FOi IMVISTOIS 01 DIVB.OPllS ·,11 F(lul n ~ lot ' L<ll' u tcd on A voe ado -.outh ol ( 'm1~t llw,v Wade• di vided -.1 n·c·t All l'y Ohkr 2 story hou~t> 1 :11 :1r garagt, with I bdrm apl ovc:r ldt'.tl lor rc.•dt·vtifopnwnt $175.000 ,IUZE WIMMH WITH POOl! H \ YCtU:ST shukt• roof beauty on lge rn101 c·an· lot Fauuluu~ 4Q ' pool & Ja<·u1.z1 111 private gt1rden setting 3 Bdnns. family room . formal dining roo m R r 1g h t s unny kit c h en & hn•akfast arcci Sharp' ' $215.000 1927 LHWARD LM. SAT/SUM 1.5 llG CANYON C .C.-$775,000 Fabulous 4 bdrm custom built home with g reat view of B C. golf course .. ·u mily room w/wl:!t bar·. recreut1on room, formci l dining rnom. 3 baths + lux ury pwd rm Lgt.• private pool in t"n tlos cd piillo l.oealed on 4u1d slrcl'l. Ca ll us today to see' JASMINE CREEIC-VIEW $249,000 Hrand new "'Sea Breeze" model 1 3 BH. family rm . formal dining rm & 21., b<1t h s . Ful l y l a nds caped , au tom a t ic s pr inkl e r s . a1r ·co nd. pl um bed for jacuzzi. luxurious cptng. mirr ored wardro bes. beaut li ght fi xtures Gale g ua rded area. C<ill IM0.6079 for entry 1 5 · 30 or 644-4910 <lil y other timl' 5 JETTY DRIVE SAT/SUH 1-5:30 EXCLUSIVE DOVER SHORES CHARM-lUXURY-VIEW This custom stor ybook Colonial homt· atlJuins lovely. imvaH· white sandy ht•a c h ti Rdrms. 4 baths, for m al danrng room. bn ·ukfast rm and den Exqu1s1te decor Lhroughoul by Ca nn ell & Chamn. A1r-cond. Custom crafted furn. & furnis hings will be included Easil y shown by appoint. $795.000 llG CYH TOWNHOME-S 149,500 Most h<.·autiful Oaktrcst mod e l an t he ~r e a ' Co mpl e t ely u p gr a ded & wonderful locution. Parquet fl oors in e ntry hCJ ll. dinini:r rm & kitchen. <1n l'X lra window in LR . shulle rs Ne· l'~xtni lge patio. 2 Bdr ms. 2 bath~ 71 SEA ISLAND DR. SAT/SUH 1-5:30 llG CYN TOWNHOME $219,500 Great gulf t·oursc view from this s pac :1 bdrm 211:1 bath El Dorado model La r ge k1tC'hen with eating a n.·a. formal dining room. patio. In first pha se Lovely area ofrers security. tennis, pool & jacuzzi. You'll love it. 26 CANYON ISLAND SAT/SUM 1-5:30 IRVIHE TEIRACE-$335,000 Vanlas tic p a noram ic view of bay. ocean & Catalina. Located on one of best streets. 2 Bedrooms plus maid's bdrm & silting r m . Fa mily r m & ror mal DR. Lovely pool. Vacant. Se~ any tame. Phone now. 644-4910 WESTCUFF REDUCED $169,900 M cticulously maintained 4 bedroom & family room w/large maste r suite. Colo r c oo rdin ated w/ne w c pls . wa llpaper & s hutters for bright & cheerful home. Pror. ldscp wtinviting front s late e ntra n ce w/gate . Near sc hools & s hopping . Many extras . Owne r wants short escrow. 191 5 MARIHHS SAT /SUN I ~5:30 W!SL!Y N. TAYLOR CO. 21 I I San Joaquin Hits Road MEWPORT CEMTEI. M.I . 644-491 0 ·r~nJ~,;ztqa • 450 NEWPORT CENTE R DRIVE 759-0111 OPEN HOUSES HOME OF THE MONTH T his ~pectucul ar 3 bdrm .. 3 bath condo has been rcatured as HOME OF THE MONTH in the media; it has formal dining rm .. enclosed wet bar & m any other a menities. 19 CANYON C HEST. N.B. (Please call if you need d1recllonsl. $167.500 OP EN SUN . 1·5 LAICEFROMT 4 IDIM. You m a y be surpris ed t o find a privale lake m Newport Beach. called C he rry Luke -s urrounded wilh lovely homes This could be a gr eat home for the large famil y 4 Bdrms .. hugt! game room. 3 11-i baths. Have your own little boat a l your dock. 2245 HE ATH E R LA N E. <off lrvine Blvd. nr . 23rd ~t. > S298.000. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 YOUR OWM TICKET! .. can be written on this popular CARMELITA plan in the BLUFFS - a n end unit with J bdrms .. 3 baths & frplc. Large ass umable loan at lower inte rest OR assumable large 2nd trust deed OR lease with option to buy. Stop by 2128 VIST A LAR E DO. N.B .. SAT /SUN, I 5 & discuss det a ils with Phyllis SAM JOA9UIM-ll/•% Like new 2 bdrm. condo with formal dining rm. & den. end unit, handy to pool. country club & tennis. Present large loan assumable . Absentee owner asking only $113.500 including .land lnot leasehold>. 'tt l MADRONA (Univ. Dr to San J oaquin entrance. lrvine ). SA T /SUN l ·5. WHITE WA TEI VIEW .overlooking LITTLE CORONA UEACH: owner wi ll carry financing on this lovely 3 bdrm .. 3 bath home. E ASY TERMS. Asking $285.000. 226 POPP Y. CdM. OPEN SAT/SUN l-5 SECURITY GATE m J ASMINE C REEK secluded. yet ne ar e ver yt hing . Spacious 3 bdrm .. family rm .. formal dining rm. home (2200 sq. ft.>: ALL ON ONE f'LOOR. Just as k the gua rd at the g at e LO sec #4 1 WHITE WATER. 0 PEN SUN. l ·5 $239.500 -Terms rt exible. Wou ld cons ider trade or lease /option • 2 MEW DUPLEXES .1n Eas ts 1d e Cost a Mesa on <1dJo inang lots . Buy t or both - nearing completion . Buy now & have advantage of fast tax depreciat ion Exceptionally well designed & bu.ill. 1600 Sq. ft. each duplex. Enclosed ga rage$. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths each apt. $165.000 Eath duple x. 2 BDRM. COMD0-$61,500 Hi g hl y upgrad e d with m irrored wardrobe doors. air conditioning & I us h carpe ting : ear ly occupancy possible as now vacant. If !!51!{~) J;!~fl 450 NEWPORT CENTER 'DRIVE 759·0111 MESA VERDE 5 Bedroom fabulous family home. Huge yards on ~ quiet cul·de ·s~c street. Formal dining room. & family room too! SI 19,500. OPl:H FOi IMSPECTIOM SAT & SUH 1·4 2972 Miltd..., GeMf"OI I 002 ····•··•··•·····•·····• IAYSHOIES ore.SAT/SUN 1·5 2591 Crestvl•w l:lc11ut1Cully remodcletl :I hctrm • 2 baths. loc a l ho rrH• for younit t•x ccut1vc Pn·sl11:111ull are a , with 2 µt l vule be11cbes $239.000 MEWPORT HTS. lde11l hOml' fo r youn11 family, clOH' to o il ~chools. comer lot with POOL. 3 Bdrmli . 1 11~ bu . hdwd. floor11. Swedis h frplc . ove rsized garage. Call for further informa- tion I.AOC IAY M1ru hoNe ranch with 2 bdrm. ranch h oui..1• & large POOL plus l(Ul'lll how.e. good investment, with $10.000 annual 1.tross from boardinJ( horsl•J. Countr.v hv1ni: with ('tty cor\vcrucnce $JK4.~ "C"THOMAS REALTOR 224 W CoastHwy N'pt. Beach 548-5527 L,-------t CUTECOMDO Coty 2 bdrm . Hunt · mgton Beach condo; I rrule to beach. Xlnt area. i:re at s tarter ho m e . $65.000 A JAll PROPERTIES 67S-4890 c PREFERRED /\REA. neur M V C: C. Hcttl'r than new 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, 3 ba. formal d111-rrn, p o o l !t 1ze prnr la nd scape d y <1rd WJ!t $l47 .500. Now SI 39.000 Con.<11der smalle r homl· IJl trade. OPEN SAT/SUN I 5 2005 Lemnoi>. Mes a Verdi· H.ALPINCHIN IU-~ALTOHS 675-4392 Rt•al t:statc JUST THINK A LIKE NEW Mo11t1l't•llo CondfJm1n1um for unly iiJl.500 ,I ij!lrm~. I ·~ ba . all nl'v. crpb, paint. appbancci... hi:ht fixtures. ett· D. J. Fftttstro. hie. 549·31&2 LUXURY CONDO llGC.ANYOM A light, airy, open ked 1ng greets you ai. you enter this lvly 3 bdrm, 2112 ba townhouse. You . will lo ve the s pacious kitchen & lge walk in closet in the mslr bdrm, 759·1501 UNBEATABLE VA TERMS 4 Bdrm, ramily home, l gc livin ~ r o o m . w 1 Fra nkl 1n r p l r . S pacious fa mily rm. huge covered patio /\nd surpnse, a bonu.-. room Call now 645--0303 -0 / ;:;K-;;-~~s ~.J.Ml~l!f~: ~~~~W FORESTE OLSON '""'"-AO A .. r O J.I .. A\Ur.actiy~ 4.ij.Jl., r.i~cedit~ ~ome 1"\....~~~w•'7\if7Vt~'l"~,ntti~· -ttf'"'da~:flttll'lJ:,,,._ti. ':. ·--· ..... Live in the presug1ou~ : Balboa ·~land Realtv urea of Newport Beach.& " ~~ ., . ._,~~ii-f"". t~atftl'dl~Jll. •'Ji 673-8700 ~-'~ oHliis 'Hxlrm: '· Priced to sell quickly at $149,000. (V-125) TOP UYEL TOWMHOMI Rancho San Joaquin 2BR + den residence overlooking Golf Course w /night light vie w. Comm. pool & spa. $134,500. <V·126) LAJCE .AllOWHEAO Vacation or live yea r-round in this truly r egal Lakefront home. 4 yrs . new w /6BRs + study & 8 baths. Furnished rt!c. room. One or the gre at Hamilt:.1ir Homes. $775.000. <V-127) **FOR LEASE** PIB & SLIP On the bay! 38 R town home w /Terra Cot.ta terrace overlooking Lido turning bas in. $2500/mo. (V-128) of'Jn~ 'UatntitU 644-6200 WARMTH & CHARM $277,777 A NMdewce of spKlal itthrnt for tt. fGMUy. Two story, 3 IMdrooMI. ~ roo• .ct larqe foMily l'OOMS. Two patios, 2 flNploc.s, bHMs and wood. IMAGINATIVE SPACIOUS $339,000 A large two-story 3 bedroom IMNM pa.s Hporoh a. ~ + quiet lfllirterl. Just steps to loyfront Oft OM of tM w idest strffts. PRICE IEDUCTIOH. EXCLUSIVELY BALBOA ISLAND A COMllMATIOM-OLD & MEW hcltltMj.....-2·dory ltCMM • •....,. wfttl op911 helilllfo PLUS :tubs •h ~ cott.ge$225,000 STEPS TO BAYFRONT $210,11111 ltl•d coffo:tJt WHh MCIMS and WW ..... • Ch•ml119 l ~· wtth posliWlty to HpOftd. SaHeb•ni ···•tw 315 Mame Av" . • l • .:_:C?'t.t .. ~-~:·:. I 673-6900 · 'Uww6 IN SHORECLIFFS A RARE JEWEL FE.A TURING A BRE.ATHTAKIMG VIEW OF OCEAN & CAMYOM FROM THE EXPANSIVE RE.AR DECK ! 2 LAIGE IDIMS., ,.AMELED DEH. 2 BATHS, COUMTIY ICITCHEMI YOU 'LL LOVE IT! $365,000. 330 MORNING CAMYOH. OPEN SAT. & SUM. I ·4. IN EASTBLUFF A FdlEVB YIEW FIOM OMI OF E.ASTIWFl'S MOST CH.AIMIM6 1-LIVIL HOMES! 4 IDIMS., J •/2 l.ATHS, FOIMAL DIMIMc; IM., OUTST.AMDtMc; FAMILY IOOMI u9u1sm COURTY AIDl T1tul. y • FIND AT $ 191,500. 250 I "'"y A. OPEM SUM. I_.. ••I t • ••r" #~·· ,,,., .• ,.,.,. .. , . ·····"··-·-·-...... .,. ~·L •-••"'I "*•''' •-·~~,.41•J•.t1••~ '' 2~ b11 home w/cstr'n de· signed drps & Van Lwl wallcoverings thruoul It features a 9 holq. putting green, pool & cabana for your relaxing pleasure. 646-7711 GOOD MEWS 3 Bedrm. 2 bath SUll8hinc hom e N e w roppt•r plumb1ni;c . All tc r m !i $68,200 3 Bed rm. 2 balh w /huge encld patio. In COilege P•rk . R e du ce d to ~.800. All terms. So. c.lf. IHlty S46-seo5~18 41DRM $79,900 Short walk to clcm<'ntary school from this im- maculate 4 bdrm. 2 bit plus tmJy rm home. Ide al north Cos ta Mesa r e sldenliol area Ju.lilt In· ll'Oduce!d to lht• marker · shooJd 1oruu 646·17i t . . . . . , . . ' .. ~ ............. ' ........... ~·H fllc~I~.!.~ COMl>INV * * OPEN HOUSES 1-5 * * OHH IM IHOIECLIFFS Charm in~ '1 bedroom ra mlly home recently remodeled with decorator wa llpapers. new carpets. drapes• and shutter~. ·gourmet kitchen , wood fl oors. French doors to lushly pla nted patio. iron gated pool a rea , m a n y c u s t o m a ppo intme nts throughout. $325.000 including the la nd . Sec Vod y N e lson a t 242 Driftwood. OPEH IM COIOMA D& MAI 1':xquis1tcly cus tom built, new 3 bedroom. library home just s teps from little Corona beach. Beams , oak hardwood Ooors. French doors. dumbwaiter and even more await the most discriminating buyer. By appointme nt $525.000. See Evan Corkett at 233 Poppy . or84 IM SPYGLASS Beautifully decorated family home w / 180" view day a nd ni~ht. Large pool with jaC'uzzi. 4 bedroom. 2 bath: family room. Many. many extra features m ake this home a treat to sec. Offe red at $395.000. See Lut'y Rose a t 29 Carmel Bay. OPEH IN SPYGLASS RIDGE A r a re Sandpiper this 4 Bedroom a nd 2 1,:! baths in Spyglass Ridge. You can sec Cataltna from this m agnificently landscaped estate s ized lot. Beautifull y decorated, lovingly cared for and priced at $285.000 FEE. Set' Carol McMahon al 1653 Reef View. OPEH IM H.AllOR VIEW HOMES You won't SC<.' another like this! Former Som erset Model w/Pool. J acuzzi . and Park-like setting on ex tra large lot. Inside and out this 1s a spectacular home for Family living. Priced at $265.000 FEE. See Kay Ranger al 1872 Port Sheffield. OPEH IN IA YSHORIS Owne r moving . See t his special ramily home near pri vate beat'h. 3 b~drooms. large fa mily room and spacious secluded patio $234.500. See Craig Kindig at 2642 Circle Dr. OPEN IM UMIVERSITY PAik In P opul a r De ane Ho m e s - Uni versity Pa rk. Corne r location. Near pool a nd tennis. Bright and airy. Separate dining and breakfast roo m s . Ne at. low m aintenance vard. $117.000 including the land. Sec Rich Wray at 4972 He mlock WHAT COULD IE IETTU? A c u s t o m h o m t• w 1 t h e v e r y conceiva bll' a me nity One block f'rom Big Corona beach Perfect for family li vin g . yet perfect fo r ente rta mipg 4 bedrooms. 311:i baths. :J firc placl's. decks. patios. separate dining r oom . Fre n c h d·oor s, int e r c om . fully la ndscaped ... perfection in living, yet low in mainte nance. Price $398.000 . TWO MASTER SUITES plus a den. plus lots of skyli ghts, plus privacy. plus great decor ating m natural tonel' all add up to a grea t value an the u niversity Park Cha ncell or home for $109.000. WOMDEIRIL WOODlllDGE Almos t new ··J e ffe rson" in the "Es tates ''. All landscaping and upg r ades done. Relax in your 2 bedroom. den. 2 bath. s ingle level hom e. Priced to compe te with new sa les Base price. $104.950. HAUOa VIEW HILLS Spacious 4 bedroom. 21'2 bath home with fa mily room overlooking large custom pool with iac·uzzi. Large pa t io p e rfec t f or o u t d o or ente rtaining Outs tanding view of ocean and ha rbor. All this now avail able for $249.500 PRIME SOUTH IA YFltOHT, ....... ~ l~•+raaG ,~,. ....... ~ ! I .iJ,;~MfJ.>; Sta ined glass windows. wood and pegged floors in this exceptional 4 bedroom. 31h bath home. Private master s uite with fireplace and wet b a r overlooking the water and boats. $550,000 suraa OCEAN FltOMT DUPLIX N e wl y lis t ed duplex In mos t desirable location . right on beach. Upper unit has very large living room with high beam ceilings. sweeping view of ocean. wet bar. l bedroom. 2 bath and loft with spiral staircase. Lower unit has delightful brick patio on beach. 2 bdrs & bath plus separate guest quarters. Price $550,000. K.I FFS LIMO.A At last. a lovely all on one floor condominium! No steps _to climb r This "Unda" bas 3 bed~. a formal din1ng room and is on a choice greenbelt. Adjacent to the swimming pool. $164.500. .. . ' . DAILY PILOT • t::;;~ .~ ... iOOz ~T··················· .... nm •. OfllH SUM. I ·S , 1001 saADltn I Pr'Off'n dec-ur tiu1 · ! ..,..n room ror pool ne-lrnc:htn plu11 ) "*1n> 6, lk-n. i~ b.d.h11, ff91l' 4. dt'I I~ lllii t-n 1.17 R.ed~ to~» ooo• WATMNOMT I ONH SAT/SUM 1.1 I 14 IAUOA COYH t lk•utlful watc-rfronl I laonw Wllb bu.al lih,1 £ nd) b1111 c h In IA1.RUA C-0\-... S t • ,_..cw.. f1m1I) rm :11, i.&hl. 2 fri>k• .! pjU1• : Ol'7 S00 111\'ludtnti hrn•I • ~ NIWUST1NG1 1 OCIAN '•1 IU. Gft1tt duple-~ bu> 2 bdrm hou"'" t I tx.trm 1pt ovrr ? c•r 11it•rul(1 ' Onl) $l51>.500' H .. u,·r hurry on th1" OtW 1 1111111.• 11 tncl1.1&ll"11 thl' l.in•I' OCEAHNOHT ' c h() I c ,. •l t• .. .a II , run I duple' on &h-.• i.urnl ' Uu11l' up..t.ur' lldrm 1,.,. 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P.AM IM er Dee • •2132 t: Ckt•a nfronl Blvd, Bal Pen ~3 S und yU S 2 llOIOOM 1l 11 TuMrn 11 twpO'rt Ill!> l N 8 64•1 738.1 S I~.~ Sift /Sun I 5 !50 1 lrvin •AH• <Npt llt•l"'htsl NB 673 7, Sl 15,111>0 Sun 1·5 DIRECTORY 316 J hm1nr. <.·orntl,1 clttl Mitr 64 t ~IJ $lt19.~ Sa l/Sw1 I 5 .............. ......., .. ,.. ........... ,.. ................................ ...... .. ·~ ~ .......... ..., ............... •...,..DAILY N.0T WA.Mt ADI.,..,_ 568 Seaward Dr . Coronu del Mar 1544 2343 Sl~.000 Sul/Sun l 5 .......... .._.. ............. .,.-.... _,.... .. ............ s.ii.., .. ....... . 1500 't>N?n11dt• Tcrnu t•. CdM 6Jt JID> 11~.000 Sat/Sun l 5 711S Malabar. Corona del Mar fl3l 110) $188.000 Sul/Sun I 5 ~I r~t,ww. Btty,.,hores. NB t>-16 77 1 t S162,500 Sa l /Sun 1 5 3 Cn•l\t l.'lrrlt•. l'orona dt•I M1Ar 631 U«X> $125 000 Sut/Sun 1 5 9'48 Mtmdowlark Dr • LHI( Bch ·•~ 2421 $144 .900 Sun 12 4 5-17 Tu:atn. Npt llgli.. N B 0..6 7711 Sunday I 5 844 Ac.·.iruko. Luj.tuna ffcaeh 497 24!>7 Sunday 1 ·4 7S~t:t b.land tH1g Cyn ) NB 675 0000 $215.000 Sun. 1·$ • 20291 Det.·rvale, Huntington Bch 645-0303 $138.000 Sun. 2·6 300 Intrepid, Nwpt Crst, N.B. 640·SJS7 S~.000 Swt 2-ts 4972 Hemlock. Univ. Pk., lrvme 644-9060 $117 .000 Sun l ·5 46 Arboles (Rancho S<.n Joaquin ) Irv 644·fl200 $123.000 Sun. 1·5 •2200 Fiesta. the BluHll. N.R. 768· 1001 $139,500 Sun 1·5 1207 Cerritos. Laguna Beach 497-3331 $229.500 Sat. 11 -6 2 IR ...... FAM ltM « D .. 18021 Gillman <Univ. Park) Irv. 644·9060 $109.000 Sw1. 1·4 330 MomingCyn,Shrclfs,CdM 640-6500 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 * 254 Colton . Newport Shores. NB 6'13·8550 $110.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 424 Vista Grundc <The Bluffs> N.B. 631-1800 $229.000 Sunday 1·5 17511 Wayne, Culverdale, Irv. 645-9161 Sunday 1·5 606 36th Street. Newport Beach 673· 1148 $159,500 Sunday l ·5 602 Orch.id <Old Cd M > CdM 675·6000 $139.500 307 Iris. Corona del Mar Sun. 1·5 752·1414 $179,500 Sun. 1·5 #11 Creckwood (Woodbridge> Irv. 752-1414 Sun. 1 ·5 1224 Cerritos. t.aguna Beach 497 -3331 $214.900 Sat. 11 ·6 ~~ Unaver~aty Dr .. A ·l. C.M. 642·7.otl $105.000 S unday 1·5 N Canyon Island <Big Cyn> NB 642·~ $165.000 Sun. l·S 1969 Vista Caudul <Bluffs) N.B. 642·823.5 $249.000 Sun. l·S 1911 Port Provence ClfVHomes) NB 642 8235 $149.500 Sun. 1·5 lU9 L;1lm·I Pl <Np t llgtsJ ~B 642· 1355 $105,000 Sun 1 5 l II & GUIST UH l llchotrope. S<inta Ana li:u .1400 $265.000 Sunda}' 1·5 l la .. FAM R.M « DEH 233 Poppy, Corona del Mar 6'4·9060 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3912 Inlet Isle, Corona del Mar 644·9060 $197 .000 Sun. 1·5 2642 Circle Dr. <Bays hores> N.B. 644-0060 Sun. 1·5 30861 Marily n Or .. South Laguna 496-2790 $169.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 71 1 Blu<!b1rd Canyon Dr. Laguna fkh 494-6715 $2~.000 13 Golden Star. Irvine Sat/Sun 12·5 559-6922 $103.000 Sat/Sun 10·6 1649 Bluebird Can yon Dr .. Lag Bch 494 -2146 Sunday noon til 6 2007 Seadrift (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675·7060 $239.000 Sun. 1·5 1927 Leeward Lane< BaycresU N B. 644 -4910 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 277 Morning Canyon CShrclfsl CdM 675-6000 S300.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2268 Colgate. College P«trk. C.M. 546-5605 S79.800 Sat/Sun t ·5 2901 Paper Ln .. Newport Beach 548-4653 Sll9.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1010 West wind I Dvr Shores I NB 642·5200 $459.500 Sat/Sun I 5 1918 Diana Ln CH br Hinds J NB 642·5200 Sl 19.000 Sat/Sun l-5 • 1319 Santanella. Irv Terr, CdM 675·5511 Sat & Sun l ·5 304 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 644· 7211 $259.000 Sat /Sun l ·5 l IEDROOM 543 Santa Ana Ave ( N pt. Hts) N 8 646-4463 $145.900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 9141 Swallow. Fountain Valley 322 Larks pur. Corona del Mar 494 -5420 $89.200 Sun 1·5 642-3850 $178.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 517 Avcnida Campo <Bluffs ) N.U •462Magnolia CEastside lC.M. 63 1·1800 Sl79.500 Sun. 1-5 540-1151 Sal/Sun 1·5 171i2 Oel Mar. Laguna Beach 2581 Vista Dr. <Bayshores) NB 1;75-6741 S 135.000 Sun. l ·5 642·3286 SJS7 .500 Sal/Sun 1 ·5 201 Milford 1C:a mco Shores) CdM •300 King:, Place I Cliff Haven I N.B. fi73 70.10 S259.900 Sat/Sun 1·6 675-6670 $24U.000 Sun 1·5 •4525 C::imden <Cameo Shores) CdM * •2 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 673-7040 $489.000 Sat/Sun t -6 673·7737 $345.000 Sun. 1·5 5!*4 Jfa mlllon c Eastside) Costa Mesa 2004 Calvert. Mcsc.i Verde. C.M. 752-1920 $72,500 Sun. l ·S 842·6636 $97.500 Sat/Sun l2·6 30i Orchid (Old CdM) CdM #41 White Water (Jas mine Crk > 675-6000 $270,000 Sat/Swt 1·5 CdM 706 Santana, Irvine Terr .. CdM 759-0811 $239.500 631·1400 $193.900 Sunday 1·5 3206 New York. Costa Mes .i #21 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 546-2313 S84.750 Sat/Sun 1·5 631· 1400 $265,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 923 Congress. Costa Mesa 410 Visw Roma <Bluffs> Npt Bch 546-2313 $79.500 Sun 2·5 Sun. 1·5 1214 Nottingham (Ws tclf) N.B. 646-3255 $18.5,000 Sun. l·S • 1611 Aliso Ave <Nwpt Hgts) CM 642·5200 $136.000 Sun. l·S 2220 Alla Vis ta <El Bluff) NB 675-6000 $176,500 Sun. 1·5 2576 Westminster. Costa Mesa 645-9161 $92.500 Sun. 1: 30·5 3129 Van Buren. Costa Mesa 645-9161 $83,950 SW1day 1-5 2125 Yacht Radiance. Newport Sch <213)430-3629 $275,000 Sun 2·4 2378 Westrrunster. Costa Mesa 494-6192 $83.500 Sun ll·4 870 Deep Creek. Costa Mesa 640·5357 $110.000 Sun 2·6 2005 Yacht Mischief <Seavu) NB 675·3411 $248.900 Sun. 1·5 2963 Baker <Mesa Verde> C.M. 646-3255 $99.900 Sun. 1-5 1800 Antigua Circle C Baycresl) NB 642·8235 $287,000 Sun. l·S 133 Via W81iers (Lido Ide) N.B. 642·8235 Sun. 1·5 615 Hockford <Cameo Hghlnds > CdM 644-6200 $199,900 SWl. 1·5 1119 Estelle Ln .. Newport Beach 642-7408 $279.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1472 Galaxy Dr .. Ne wport Bch 642·7408 $498,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2018 Centella. Back Bay. NB _ 646·7711 $142.500 Sunday 1·5 327 Howlrng Green I Coll Pk I CM 646-7414 S82 500 Sun 12·5 233 Princeton <Coll Pa rk > CM 957 -0350 S81.000 Sun 1 5 4 IEDIOOM 2030 Concord. Costa Mesa 752·19'l0 $87,500 Sun. 1·5 314 Cleve land Dr .. Huntington Sch 960-4361 Sat 11·5/Sun 12·4 15893 Mc Derm1tt. Fountain Valley 63 1· 1400 $149.900 Sunday 1·5 405 Cortes Ci re. c Corona Hlds > CdM 644-7383 $250.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 20371 Somerville Ln .. Hunt. Bch. 548-1974 $79.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Windover. Cor ona del Mar 673:7300 $315.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1944 l Sierra Mia. Irvine 752-1700 $126.500 Sa 12·5/S 12·6 IJ 19 Satinwood. Irvine . 752-1700 $105.900 Sat/Sun 12·4 3822 Henung way, the Colony, Irv. 752-1700 $89.900 Sun 2·5 2837 Shantar. Costa Mes a 646-7171 Sl23.900 Sunday 1·5 2201 Private Rd., Newport Beach 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 G9 1 Senate. Costa Mes a 645·7221 $73,500 209 Pearl. Balboa Island Sun 1·5 640-53.57 $290,000 Sun 2 111 Via Undme <Lido Is le> N.8 G75·2180 $398,000 Sun. 1·5 *694 Capital <Westside) C.M. 546-5990 $79.900 Sun. 1·5 4 U & GUIST •416 Princeton, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $91.500 Sunday 1·5 640 0208 $113 500 S t /s l 1700 Palau Place. Costa Mesa · · a un ·5 4 IR ,._ FAM ltM cw D .. 251 Flower Street. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $109.400 Sun 1-5 1921 Beryl Ln. Hrbr Hglnds, NB 646·7414 Sat/Sun 1·5 •909Tillcr Way <flVHls) N.B. 631·4618 $139.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 ll!l Via Vella. Newport Beach 675-3411 $244.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 21311 Bulkhead Ci r ., Hunt. Beach c;73.!)()f,o S299.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2016 Yacht Resolute. Newport Bch 642·7743 $116.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 97 Jas mine Creek Dr .• CdM 675-3411 $244.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2104 Yacht Grayling, N .B. 675·5511 Sal & Sun 1·5 375 Princeton CCol Prk > C. M. 644 -4964 $220,000 Sat/Sun 10-6 440Holmwood Dr. CNpt. Hts) N.B. 754-0286 $86,500 Sat/Sun 12·6 *1862Tustin <Back Bay) N.B. fi73 ·7300 $225.000 Sun 1·5 675-6000 $216,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Harbor View Or .• CdM 2049 Port Bristol <HV Homes) N.B. • 1948 Santiago, Newport Beach 673-7300 $235,000 Swt 1·5 644·6200 Sl64 .900 Sal/Sun 1·5 631·1400 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 226 Poppy, Corona de l Mar 322 Poinsettia Ave., CdM 2501 Bunya <Eastbluff> Npt. Beach 759·0811 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 644-6200 $259,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 640·6500 $198.500 Sun. 1·4 ~2608 Red land. Costa Mesa 206 La .Jolla Lane <Nwpt Hghts) NB •2001 Chubasco <Irv Terr > CdM 546-2313 SllS.000 Sun 12·3 642·8235 $2J9.500 Sat/Sun l·5 675-0000 $207,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 874 Darrell St.. Costa Mesa 1044 Santiago <Dover Shores) NB 2064 Birnini Pl. (Mesa Verde> C.M. 546 2313 $75,400 Sun 12·3 642-8235 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 644-7383 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5012 Rivl•r Rd., Newport Beach • • 1915 Bayside Drive. CdM • •34 Balboa Coves <Bal Coves) NB 1020 Sp.ntlago Or. (Dover Sbrs> NB 6'2·8235 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1508 Dover <WestdHO Nwpt. B<:h 642·8235 $149,500 Sat/Swi 1·5 • •514 38th St., Newport Bch 646-7171 ~.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 • 11 Baruna Ct .• Newport Beach 646·717.l $12.4.900 SW11-S 945 Azalea, Costa Mesa 646·7171 $122,450 3402 Tlmber. Santa Ana Sun 1·5 540-1720 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2022 Capella <Mesa Verde> C.M. 540-1720 . $119.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3066 Countr yClbOr.MVerdeCM 751-3191 Sunday 1·5 5711 Marshall, Huntington Bch 846-4461 $84.900 Sun. 1·5 709 Cameo HJ~hlands Vr.,_ CdM 673·4400 $254,900 :>at/Sun 1·5 2836 Terrapin Way. Newport Bch 675-6000 $169.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •20271 Bayview. Santa Ana Heights 646· 7414 $119.950 Sun. 1 ·5 1720 Port Stirling. Npl Beach 640-1141 $161.500 Sat/Sun l ·5 1865 Tahiti Dr . Costa Mesa 540·7196 $175.000 Sat/S\in 1·5 1070 Pescador <Dover Shores> NB 642·8235 $33.5.000 Sun. 1-5 27092 CaJle Esperanza, San Juan Cap 752· 1414 $189.000 Swt. l ·5 4041 Escudero (Racquet Club> Jrv. 752-1414 $128,900 Sun.1-5 122 W. Yale Loop <Woodbridge) Irv. 644-6200 Sun. 1·5 •4639 G<>rham <Cameo Shores) CdM 644·6200 $345.000 Sun. 1·5 • • 309 Via Lido Soud <Lido Is le> N 8 642-8235 Sun . 1·4 1101 Kings Rd. <Cir Hwvcn 1 N 8 . 675-6000 $429.000 Sun. ~-5 1251 S urfltne <HVBrdmr> CdM 675·6000 $245.000 ~u n. I ;, 17 Silver Crescent. trvine 833.9293 $207,000 Sun. l ·S 14892 Yucca <College Park> Irv. 640·5560 $ll6.900 Sun 1-5 3112 Broad St. (Newport Hts > N. 8 . 640·5560 $195.000 Sun 1-5 1214 Starboard Way ( Brdmr> CdM 675·6000 $252.000 Sun. 1 ·5 1846 Tradewinds CBaycrest> NB 675-6000 $230.000 Sun. 1·5 15 Point Sur <Spyglass> CdM 675-6000 $339.500 Sun. 1·5 1830 Port Barmouth. Newport Sch 675·3411 $189.500 Sun. 1·5 289Came1Lia <E/Sidei C.M'. 546-5880 $79.900 Sun. 1·5 2948Redwood I Mesa VcrdeJC.M. 645-0303 $90,000 Sun. 2·6 • 1180 Boise <Mesa North ) C.M. 645·0303 $102,000 Sun. 2-5 2315 Arbutus. Newport Beach 644· ll56 Sun 1·5 1514 Caribbean. Laguna Beach 646·7711 Sunday 1·5 14721 Mulberry. Coll. Park, Irv. 646 77 11 Sunday 1·5 * 1206 Cambridge. Ne wport Bch 642·74~ $212.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 300.5 G:.u1'ielct Cost<1 Mes a 556·2660 ss.i.900 5 llDIOOM Sun I ·.J 2988 Ceylon <Mesa Verde) C. M. 645-0303 $112.900 Sun. 2·6 S la ... FAM aM or DIM 2800 Carob. Newport Heac h 642 ·8235 $179.500 Sun.1-4 :30 1226 Polaris Dr (Dover Shores> NB 642·8235 $439,750 Sun. l ·S •20 Burning Tree <Big Cyn) NB 644-6200 $680,000 Sun. l ·5 2015 Port Provence. HVH. N.B. 640·5357 SI 77 .500 Sun 2· G 2712Wavecrest <Brdmr> CdM 675·6000 S267.000 Sun. 1·5 2972 Mindanao <Mesa Verdel C.M. 673-8700 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 ,, 1101 Wh.itesail~ <HVllls > CdM 675·6000 $225.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 3358 Marigold. Costa M e~a 546-2313 $119.500 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 llOaOOM Sun 1·5 2175 Foxglove. Irvine 752· 1700 $63.500 Sunday 12·4 42 T a n){erine, Irvine 955·0170 $72.500 Sun 1·5 963·2tr73 $135.000 Sun 1·5 642·8235 $399.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 675·7060 $327.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 . ~113.1 Candlcwood. Huntington Bch 1(9;>1 Butler. Irvine • 1871 Pt. Wheeler Pl., Harbor Vu •a...._ F"'M ...... D .... t) ~t< · ~ · -.~.l. ~ 644-4910 $196.000 Sat/Sun 1·5.30 . 6 r--._ '"'or . _.. 2432 Vista llogar <Bluffs> NB 4 :.':?Ol!1J()Oilf.'• ~a 51 y .. ~JM~a·•~!~fJ\1:N!lIN ... fl •• '7 1 VtcJO <Rancho San Joaqwn > Irv 644 ·6200 St 15,000 Sal/Sun 1.11: 246.Albert Place, Costa Mesa 644-4910 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30"° ·-• ~~~--.· • 10·~ ~ 646-7171 $97,500 Sunday 12·4 22551 Wood c· L k F 1518 Irvine. Newport Beach • crest Ir., a e orest 3 llDIOOM 646 7711 $129 500 s d 1 5 • 1726 Minorca Pl.< Mes a Verde> CM 837 -6161 $136.900 Sa 1·5/S 1-4:30 . . • • Wl ay · 751·3191 Sunday 1·5 2972 Andros <Mesa Verde) C.M. •603 Seaview. Brookview . C.M . 347 Walnut.NwptShrs .. N.B. 1866Rhodes Dr.<MesaVerdelCM 546-4478 $89,500 Dailyl-5 752·7315 $80.000 Sat/Sunt-5 642·88.'"JO Sll2·500 Sun l ·5 751·3191 Sunday 1·5 2030 Calvert Ave. M.Verde,CM · * •4409W. Coast Hwy , Newport Bch 3541 Sego. Irvine 540-1720 $134.950 Sun. 1·5 645·<003 $235,000 Sun. 1·5 551·2076 $92,900 Sun. l·S 418 East 20th St .. Costa Mesa 3642 Provincetown, the Colony, Irv. 646-717l $121,900 Sun 1.4 17341 Avalon Ln .• Hunt. Beach 752·1700 $94,900 Sun 11·4 235 Walnut, Newport Beach $89.500 Sal/Sun 12·5 •3030 Samoa. Mesa Verde. C.M. fi46·7711 $199.900 Sat/Sun l·S •20171 Interior Ln .. Hunt'g Bch. 646-7171 $97.000 Sun 1.4 675-6670 $142.500 Sal/Sun l2·dark 1430 So. Olive, Santa Ana 420 Lcnwood Or. <Nwpt Hgts) NB 500 "K " St.reel <Penin Pt > N.B. 752 ·1700 $67,000 Sun 11.5 540-1720 $123,950 Sun. l·S 673·9060 $299.500 Dally l·S l 115 s. Haker. Santa Ana 1106 Valley Cr., Costa Mesa * •921 W. Oceanfront. Newport Bch 646 7711 ~'u~ 000 S t/S 1 5 540-1720 $84.500 Sun. L-5 675·6161 $475.000 Sun 1·5 > >· oll'IJQ, 8 un · 1798 H'1waH (Mesa Verde> CM 1745 Paloma (Bac k Bay) Npt. Beach 1328 Conway Ave .. Costa Mesa 675.1642 $l52.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 540·1720 $89,900 Sun.1·5 540-1720 $98.500 Sun. 1·5 . M N M 302 Vista Baya (Eastside) C.M. 27 Curl Dr .• Corona de l Mar 30l6 Garfield< esa o.) C. · l la ..... FAM IM or DIM •35 Acada Tree. UnivPark, Irv. 752 7315 $105,000 Swt 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I llDIOOM 22 Tangelo. I rvinc 955·0170 $.'>4,500 Sun l·S 546-5990 $109,IUV\ Sun 1-5 640·2422 $2115,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 556·2660 $79,900 SW1day 1·4 ~ 3008 Grant, Costa Mesa 301 Prospect <Newpon Shores) NB 462Swarlhm ore,Costa Mesa 645-0303 $81,900 Sat/SW12-6 2 lalOOM 548 1290 $11 .. rlVl Sun 1 .. 30 CIOO OlWM! -II: 950 71 Sealsl.Dr.,BigCynTwnbme · ... """ · -..: ~ -Sun 11·' 250Cecil Place, Costa Mesa 575 Center St., Laguna Beach 2139 Republic. COS ta Mesa 673.2058 $89.900 Sat/Sun 1.5 644-4910 $149,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 : 30 497.2457 Sunday 1·4 832-5727 $68,500 Sun 1·5 2221 Port Harwick. Coronadel Mar 7 Viejo, Rancho San Joaquin, Irv. 409 Columbus Cr.(Corona Hlnds) 2L5CalleSalida,SanCleme nte 673-8550 '159,000 Sunday 12·5 955-0691 $112,000 Sat/Sun l ·S CdM 498-0444 $159,500 Sun.1·5 •1801Seadrifl(lrvlneTerr>CdM •312Sydney.offThuris.C.M. 642·5200 $245,000 Sun. 1·5 • 1509 Dolphin Terr (Irv Terr> CdM 673-5416 Sat/Sun l ~ 546-2313 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1964 San Bruno, Newport Beach 675-6000 ~.000 Sun. 1·5 ••2310Tu.stin, Newport Beach • •310 Fernando(# 104 l, N.U. 759·0636 $113,500 Sun 1-4 2958 W. Baker. Costa Mesa 673·85,';0 Sat/Sun 2-6 675·5200 Sun 1·4 2944 Baker <Mesa Verde> C.M. 979·1050 Sun 1·5 • •2245 Heathe r Lane. Newp0rt Bch 1~522 Oval Rd. (Walnut Square> Irv . ! :;I;;,~ $109,000 _ SU!'·'}.·~ ... ,,..~ .Camden Place. Laguna Beach 759-081 1 $298,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 644-4848 $&1 ,500 Sun 1·5 #tlt, 9tan!J, NfWpaft&.---_.-.-.. ,·,~~.t'fl~ 1· _ .. ,,, ~!'t~">.·· > 22la ~ls-cn.Q\:.,ble~oo~~ 8Sunnowe r <Deerfield > Irv. 640·S3S7 ~.ooo Sun2-6 21791 Summerwma Ln .. 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OPE'\ S l ;'-.. l .> ll5 i:!rd sTHt-:~;1 , N U Onh .:!SJOOO OCUMAIRE RUPn"•l .. -\lBH up.~ 8H do wn' n~l'd~ ~ !)\.' & ·1 LC' Hut. gn~al 1~ • -· 1\C'ross from Ol·ean Sarr1f1C'e a t $179.000 OCUNAJRE DUftLH Beaut 4 & 2 BR. pride of owner:,hsp duplL·x Top rental al'ca. balcon~ <K't•an '1c 1A< $189.500 OCEAN VIEW CONDO (;(amorous 3 BR. 21 :! bc.i . w S\\l't•prng view Vt1t•:rnt. for fllltC'k possess Sl 13.Y.;o . , .... ~ .. __,, ......... . D A v r D s a '1'( . R E A L T 'f 5801 W Comt Hwy. NB • 645.7575 311b Newport Blvd. N.B.. 673· 9060 Kff!t fflh ll.-dy dlr•<tory witll 'f°" ttlh w .... 4"14 u yov qo hoots.-.hwttlnCJ-All Hw-locllffolo• ll•ted !Mfow ~ dH cnb"d ill ""'°'"' detail tir ocherll.-, .. ,•wit""-in loder·~ DAILY l'ILOT WAl'fT. ADS. ,..,.Oii• ,i.ow IUJ op~" llouH• f« '* « rertl we lrtJltd lo list •~h lnfonftCltion in Hill c .... ..-It "'ldoy. Solurdoy a11d ~ndoy. CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEl>lOOM 40 Seabird Crt. Npt. Beach fi.31-1634 582.900 Sat/Sun l ·f 2 IR plus FAM lM Ott' DIN # l M adrona (San Joaquin I Irv. 759·081 l $113.500 Sat /Sun l· 3 IEDlOOM 26 Canyonls l.BigCynTwnhme 644·4910 $219,500 Sa 1-5:30/S 1·4 l !I Canyon Cre~l. Nt•wporl Beach 759·0811 $167,500 SUn 1.·5 21 28 Vista Laredo <Bluffs) N. B. 759·0811 Sat/Sun 1-5 37 Playa <The Bluffs> Npt. Beach 640-5560 $192.000 Sun. 1-5 0 14 Barranca. Newport Beach 675-3411 $114,900 S un. l -5 21 Whitewater (J asmn Ck) CdM 675-3411 $240.000 Sun. 1-5 3 IR pM FAM RM or 084 1 Cr est Circle. Corona del Mar 631 -1800 Sl 57 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 J etty Drive (Jasmine Cr eek> 644·4910 $249,000 Sal/Sun 1·5:30 27 Curt Or .. Corona del Mar 640-2422 $145.900 Sat/Sun l· •::!S F.scapade Ct (Npt Crest ) NB 645-6025 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 4 IR plus FAM lM or DIN Es capade Ct. < Nwpl Crest) NB 646-32.55 Sun. 1-5 DUPLEXES SALE •· '":'°~ r 2 IR -;.... I IR 6l6-6tG•1:? Poinsettia. Cd M 642-37041642-9411 2 IR'S EACH 189 V1rg1rua Pl., Costa Mesa Sat/Sun 10-5 16 Jasmine , Corona del Mar 640-0056 $198,000 Sat/Sun l· 3 ll & 2 II 425 Iris. Corona del Mar 673-8494 $215,000 Sat/Sun l · 21 Orchid, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $265.000 Sun 1-4 122-42nd St.. New port Beach 63\-1400 $210.000 Sund~y l · l l~'S EACH 115 43rd Street. Newport Beach 673 9060 $255.000 Sun. 1·5 309·3091".t 16th Place, Costa Mesa 642-823.5 $190,000 Sun. l · 4 II & I IR 11 Jasmine. Corona del Mar 759·0636 $215,000 Sun 1-4 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 2 llDROOM L1d~~~cwport Bel! '!!·1 .• ~~~ .. * Pool UHIQUI HOMIS OPIH I .5 TOOA Y UM19UE IM IRVIMI THRACE -Heavy ~hak(• root . ~i.:I~ story 4 bdrm. 3 bath ,incl J)(K>f J usl $207 .500. fee See Dottie .J olrn:-.on :it 200 1 Chubasco UNl9UI IM OllG. HAHOI VIEW HIUS ri txlrm. :J bath. lrght a nd airy, pool ,1nd patio. \1~ws of lhl' Bay Just S225,000 St•c ftalph Wakefie ld at JlOl Wh1tc:sa1I'> Way UMl9UE IM OLD COROHA DEL MAl l1ghL. ('hl't'Q' J lJdrrn. den. block lo bl'al'h. shop~. $270.000. See Allan tfetl t•r al JO I Orchr d . UMl9UE OM KINGS ROAD -In Newport Heights! Incred 4 bdrm, views. game room. wine cellar. space. s pa ce. s pace! Impressive family home: at $429.000. See Harriette H a mmond at 1101 Kings Road. UMl9UE IN WESTSIDE 4 bdrm. pool. new carpeting. S79.900. see Jackie ll andleman Cit 694 Capital St. UHl9UE IN OLD CORONA DK. MAR -2 hdrm. patio. t m rm. and dining area. Charmer. Sl:J!:l.500 Sec Berl Reedy at fl02 Oreh1t.l. UHl9UE IH THE IACK IAY -3 bdr m . lgc lot. cul de sac. Harbor Hi. only S109.500. Sec Jim Davis at 302 Vis t a Bay a . UMl9UE IH SHOHCLIFFS -Attractive s hingled 3 bdrm. 2 .bath. 2 frplces, wood floors . nr. pvt. beach. $300,000. See Sara M<1 r v 1n at 277 Morning Canyon. UNJ9UE IM IROADMOOR -SgJe s tory. 4 bdrm. prime cond .. 3 baths. 2 frplct!S. 3 l'ar garage. now $252,000. Ser P<tl Merry at 214 Starboard Way. UNl9UE IH IRVINE TERR. -Completely r edone 3 bdrm. den. 211:.! baths -pool plus specte1cular vi ew Exclus ively ours al $.505.000. See Kay Glavas at 1509 Dolphin Terr UNIQUE IN IAYCREST -Jvan We lls designed 4 bdrm. 3 bath. formal dining, beautifully landscaped. See Marcia Kear at 1846 Tradewinds. UNIQUE IN NEWPORT HACH -Back Bay family area. incredible 4 bdrm pool home. owned by ldscpe archil .. exciting at $216.900. See Pa m Gough at 1862 Tustin Ave. UNIQUE OH SftYGLASS -immac. sgle sty . 4 bdrm . colorful patio entry, views. extras. $339.500. See Vergilene Jl ull at 15 Point Sur UH19UE IN llG CAMYOH -McLain Townhome. new, incred. golf course , 11 iew. upgrades . $215.000. 75 No. Sea Is land. UNIQUE IN IROADMOOR -S bdrms. 3 ba ths. 2 frplcs. backs to wilderness. $267 .000. See Mary Ann Anderson at 2712 Wavecrest. UNIQUE IN EASTILUFF -Shutters. bric k and flowers set the mood for this 3 bdrm with fam. rm . $176,500. Sec Donna Schroeder a l 2220 Alta Vista. UNIQUE IM H.Y. llOADMOOa -New l isting. dynamite view. 4 Bdrms. vacant, only $245,000. at 1251 Surfline. tJ~l()UI: ll()M~~ REAL TORS' llll NICEST PEOPL( SCL llNC TH[ NEAT CST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US LIDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES NO:••••••~ Newport Heights Spanish hacienda w ith 3 bdrms., 2 baths . many patios. with much privacy. $225.000. 440 HOLMWOOD DR. OPEN SUN. l-5 110 DEGREE VIEW 3 Bdrms .. I-level ; frplc. & patio. Owner will finance. You own the la nd! Harbor & ocean views . $235,000. 2501 HARBOR VlEW OR .• CdM . OPEN SUN. 1·5 SAILS & CATALINA W 1 ll enchant you the minute you t•ntcr this s pacious 4 bdrm. home with c::isy living courtya rd . Entertaine r 's delight. in prestigious Corona del Ma r . $315,000. 2501 WI NDOVER. OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S NIW IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS Enchanting 2 bdrm., l bath home on beautiful, larger corner lot. Home is perfect a s is. or has lots of room for expansion. $115,000. 501 IRVINE. OPEN SUN. 1·5 A Division Of Red Hiii Realty v\' t-::--.1 I :\' ~ TAYLOR CO. HJ·.1\ I ·1 (>HS · 1 rll't' 1~'4t> REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE T ime ch ange~ many thin~s including the real e state business There was a t1mt• whtm a lmost anyon~ • with a llcens~ could ue successful. In rcct!nt years thousands of new licenses have been issued in Calif and many of tht.•sc l1ecnst't'S have located in the Nt•wport ll a rbor art>a creating an over supply of tale nt of varying degree~. Many of lhesc people are hig hly c·ompetcnt. truly professional real estate brokers and salespeople. b u t unfortun a te ly too m a n y are inadequate ly trained. unsupervised and not totulty d edicated to being c.i lrul' professional ·rh1s s ituation has res ulted in greater etnd more intensive compet1l1on for both listings <Jnd sales. This is the wonderful Amcrit'an free enterprise way of busmcs~. Tht• net result has been thett the really t r ue dedicated profc:,sional ~ a"r e h avin g an o utstanding year. but lhe res t are really feeling the effects of their lar k or trainin g. ded1 c a t1 on a n d professionalis m. It 1s reasonable to slate that about 20"4 of the people are doing about 807< of the business. This does not leave much for the other 80',; In the past few weeks two prominent formerly successful Newport Beach offices halll' closed their doors There could be several rcC:1s ons. any one of whil'h <:oulc.I have res ulted. in lht· clos ings T hC'rc wi lt probably be more offices dosed rn the nea r future There arc several kinds of real es lale companies in the business today. s uch as : l -The major corporation with a branch office controlled by corporate headquarters in an ivory tower m some other county or state and managed by a non.owner with limited authority. 2 -The s ubs idiary of a m ajor corporation whose primary interest and activity is subdividing or building with the off1 c·l· managed b y a non-owner. :1 Thc·butltlcr who hires a manager lo run a real e st a te office without lhe builder bein~ personalty acti ve '1 -The franchise operator where the fra nchisee is not personally strong. t hus unable to g ive ad equate support to t he staff. 5 -The average or weak independent office owner who m ay divide his time with other interests. thus preventing him from devoting adequate time to his staff WESLl.!:Y N. TAYLOR CO. 1s none of the above. We are a financially strong 33 year old firm WHOLLY OWNED . and MAN AG ED b y its FOUNDER who is TOTALLY D EDICATEO to the rca I estcHe profc ~s ion a nd the development of a highly s kiUed and profess ional staff. We do not employ any part time s alespeople . At the present lime we ha ve an opening in both our Residential and Investment Divisions. We a re interested only in persons of highest cha racter. integrity und e nthusiasm to match our own. IH HOUSE TRAINING PROGRAM Tnte nsive training is one o f the prerequis~tes for s uccess in today's highly compet itive market. WESLE Y N. TAYLOR CO. has the finest video tape training available. The highly s uc c e ss ful TO M HOPKI N S CHAMPIONS UNLIMITED complete lis ting and sales training program. PLUS the LEE DUBOIS COU RSE IN SELLING TECHNIQUES. two of the most outstanding programs in the country. If you are not thoroughly satis fied with your present association or if you arc a ne w licensee and wis h to join a n o~ga,oi;i'it~ oUµU -time. pr,ofess~al~, p 1e'asc ral1 for an in e rvi'ew a ppointment. Pe rhaps we will both benefit. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., lEALTOIS 21 I I S.. Je>ocp11ft Hiia Rood MEWPOttT CEMTEll, M.I. 644-49 I 0 OPPORTUNITY UNLIMITED! . Hewporf leach ~ Hotet -Now 9 apta & t pestrooms. OCEAN WM1 IA Y VIEWS! I lloclr to HACH a.. Old Corona .. M•. On optN"OXIMClttfy Jl/2 lob. 0... block to Cal T K .. Mor* Lab. Lots of pos.aMIHes ..... 1M.-. chcmMd for tt.11 ............. locatf• -c...try ..... frlll-:~ ....... c.ter fer ....... ........ ; ta. to U.C.L. ,...,.... fer ....... fa•d.tloM. or ,,_.•thp •II TMI h •,,.._pi ot*'Y -we ....t ttM rltM ...,.,.. Cll eftt.er oMc. for • .,, 1l•t:w01t to Me. ., ......... "···· 2633 W Coo•I Hwv l'iflloll)Orl ~ .:1 ' $725,000 '"• ._.,, Mtl'lft ..... •o• ,,.. O<•no• C••" DAILY 'PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ., ... C•• '"" It, 'I"" II ,, .... " ......... Ad ' ft • • •• , • • .. O<t• Coll le•rif• , .. , c. ..... _ .... ...... ••• ;.e C •-4 •'1 f'!•,-..-·-•<tltJ!*"'•"'1•••i•• .... , ..... ,,,. . .,_,..~, 1002 ··••••·•·······•·•••·•· EXTRA LARGE DUPLEX J Udrms 1•ud1 unit 1111 (et 1,md, :<lt'I):. tu th1• b c u l'h X lnt :.um mer11.1. tnll•r t t'Otul . l'Om plet ely turn1 :.h1•d & pncl.!d tu !It'll a l $195.000 MEW OM MARKET Cbot<:\: ct.'ntral l<X011t1on. tluplu In tOO block on tht· Peninsula. Seldom va cant & pnced at St67 .~ 673-3663 675 4777 t:ve:. associated ·· BllO KEll S -llE AL TOii:) lOl\ W Mo•boo •11 IU I -------- Home1,, n 1nr he!>. :.hop ptni.: <'enters for ... ale lltive dwnts with n ·al ·~tal(' for lradf:' ror boats. ur boats ror n ·al cslalt· .£1i~lii:• A. A I be rt Pusse 11 Really Co 833 OOVUI DR.NB. OJ1-s2si I ACRE Bwl1h1w ••r 1nol11l1 1111111• 'llt' Ju ... t Ea'l ut Ur ll'lotll '·~> All ull11Ut::. lo µ1 u IJl.'rty Xlnl tl'rm:. lt67S.~717 or l t523·4462 FARGO S.A. HEIGHTS Wiln·law Qu.Hll•r:. SI 19.950 UmqUl' t lir, J ba, pool. !.Unk en F R. wt•t·bar & fll)I M llr 'llll•· :I M'P rm" lk11·k B IHl <',ii I Mtnl. l)IHi i 114 111· fi44! ti2.11o llnitl'(I Hr11l<t•r.., HO QUALIFYING l.014 t'I 111l1•rf'"I I ,ll" .I Ill( I ' l\J uldP1 m·1,.:hlx>1 hood l 'lt·u11 ;i, ,, wh1~tk Ownl·r~ green thumb hu!> won y ard ..ward'> $70.000 J. l . YOUIKJReaffy 842·8540 : 5 40-489 1: 536 2190. 636·1306 & 636-2313 COSTA MESA Add a dupll'X .. G garages to th1.., :1 brlrm • 2 balh hOml• Wtlh formul d I n t'n g m I II II I l' ' I u ' bl.·•11·h .... 110~ "'h1111b & ('hurdtL'' Al°" u v, ,, ,, ofl 1Jr1 .. 111 h1 1•1·1·· • o ... lll'r anx111u~ ;,I 'l<i.:'t1M1 TIRB> OF RENT? LI\•' Ill ""' 111 lht•" ' lar).tL' wt•ll .1µ1H11nlnl un •l~ rl'nl 1 lw 111 h1•r 0 11 qul4·1 .. 1n·1·1 14alk to bt·:11·h1•... -.1·hnn!... & parks. !>Lrt•ct 111 Jlh•' lt•l Asking $209.500 MEWUSTIHG! Dupll"(. "ll'P" to r lw bea,•h 111 Nt•14 por t ' Oltkr f r o nl I. hdrm r .. mudt'led . r~11 r b;H'hL•lor w11l over 3 dbl garaiie Spare• for :! 1•x lra l' ;1 rs Pn('L'<f c.at Sl49.500 rn cludmit the l11nd' 673·3663 675·4777 I·. VI.'~ associated BROKERS-REAL TORS lOl~ W 8alb.,o 67 1 1661 $2 $75 all lttc*H 11 a ~PEN---- PINCHER AD Private 1n<11111dua1s can now sell anv 11em 01 comb1n111100 or t1ems 101a11ny 575 01 loss .w1lh a 3 line ..id tor 2 ronsecu11ve days for on tv S 2 E a cn ac1d111on111 line •!> 60< for lhe 2 davs Cn.vgo you• Penny Pincher Ael or u'le your Bankamf'ricard or M111>1err.narge No com m111c1a1 i\d', acc1>p1eo Coll today .ct SH yovr ad '" prlftt •omorrow! Cell M....., "'"' ,,,...... l :OOAM lo $:l0PM fw Md doy's ~ fl' HI .. , .. _ ... s...,.., ,., s-cto,·.,...... . TARBELL~ REALTORS T ARIB.L. REAL TORS MATIONAU Y ~CCLAIMED TRAINING CENTER .. Tarbell Realtor'.. 1nnova11ve Training Cenrer nae; been thf' locu'> ol Atten11on ol nume<ous Bro1o.c:,1r-. from .~cro~· 1ne na11on Ur,der rne direc11on o1 Tarbr!1 1 Tra1n1nQ D1recror.• G•e·rn.1 Q<;bJrne 1 :·1 b<'ll '· nn1>t cen,,nq r,1r,11r;;m h ;, h"<.1 .1c..1.111T1I ~ Orin OI THE LJ ... T 11 .. T Hl NATION W1t•1 1..omr.lel• r<·~pons1b1l1ty over Tarbell s programs Ml> O:.borne Oiiers d knowledgeahl& background n writing 1ra1n1ng and 1eacr 1ng Her • enthusiasm .. ind love 01 people 1s never ending and her credenttals uneQualled Just one o t the reasons Tarbell 11; # t • North Side, Owner Transferred! Reduced tnousands. o wner desperate' 3 bedroom home tea1ur1ng remOdeled inrerror ,1nd deluxe k11cnen w•lli microwave Ealing .irea enrry lireplace and 101~ more Covered oa110 Bt1:.I :.od& ot town' Call now' S89.900 1 '.140 1 /?C Sauna & Secluded Jacu11i What d way 10 go' Relax in your private. Swedish sauna off the master suite' Discover oiusli earth tone carpers rhroughOut this 4 bedroom ranch style home Om1ng, eating area den tam1ly room entry and 2 lireoraces.- Shady decked area surrounding the racuzzi. Mesa Verde. Gall11 S 134,950 540· 1720 $63,000: All Terms; Hear Park Perteet tor your first nome• Near 3 bedroof\"l home w11h eating area country 1<1tchen and covered palto Near the best shops 1n th~· area Don r miss it' Call 540· 1 720 • Look Again! Tri Plex, $65,000 11 <; nol tl m1spmll' Two untt<, with 2 bedrooms~' dnd onP unit with 1 bedroom Remodeled parf!ally newly pa1n1ed Custom mrenor Call 1 lor all del ail!'I C.harmmg <1rea 1n gOOd shae>41.: 540·1720 Shown With Pride N ear schools and sho p s• A11rac11ve 3 bedroom home w11h dmrng. eating area. entry- and 2 ltreplaces. Great for entena1n1ng this lall' Built ms tn deluxe l<1tchen Patio can't last' S84,SOO Call 540-1720 Lush Atrium Off the Livln9 Room Lovely tam11v home with room for your RV s' Patio. 100 Versaule floor plan wotn taro.a _ counrrv kuchen. dining ea11ng area. enrry bnck lorPplaC•' and 3 bedrooms Pa110 Own•~ an,(1ous1 $98 500 540-1720 Price Slashed VA, FHA Terms EZ care home on Quiet cul de sac slreel' Added room dining eating area. en1ry and brick l1rep1ace 4 bedrooms hght and sunijy kitchen area Storage Large covered patio Near schools s 79 900 540-t 720 Irvine Executive Decorated 1n deep earth tone colors w1"' coordinated custom wallpaper arapes and wall to wall carpet Sharp ttoor plan w1lh lormat CJ1n1ng ealong area entry tam11y room. bnck !•replace anCJ 3 bedrooml> J covered pat•os. near pools $1 t t 500 540.1720 VERY Best Buy in Mesa Verde Vacant. move •n tOdsy• Spacious 4 bedroom home with d1n1ng. entry. eating area. and handsome fireplace •n lhe l1v1ng room A1trac11w screened bonu'> room ideal tor all your en1enainong1 Cusrom shuuers inside and out Oelu•f' k11 chen Pa110 Don t wait' $119,900 540.1720 Newport Heiahts Area Prtme '1oca1e1 Lush, EZ care yard surrounds this ellecut1ve 3 bedroom home Remodeled ·J!'O-~ ~~llQ.: ............ ; ..... room and 'fireplace Newly painted Patio Gall now tor details' Price slasheCJ 10' $123,950 540-1720 Owner Extremely Motivated M ust sell hos tastefully appointed e•ecullve home now• Large 2 story • bedroom home with 3-cor garage, huge bonus room. bulll Ins rn kitchen d1n1ng, enrry. f1repl~ and pirtlO with BBQ 1n rear Proless1onal landscaping, Reduced to $105.000 540-1 720 540-1720 2 9 55 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARBELL RELO Serving 8000 Cities ... -........ -... ~. DAILY PILOT ..._..,_w. "-nfws.le ......... w. ...................... ······················· ••·•••••······•·····•·· ........ 1002 1111 et too ••, ., 1002 • •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BLUFFS C..0te1 tA-. Y M.Uflfl Jo}ld urut. 1000 ft , l flR. 21.~ bu Wu: nc"'' Only $1S7 .soo Comp~rl" OHM SUit. t·I 464 6AYtOTA "°"' IOW "'9\.AM Panoramll' view 2200 sq rt . 3 HH 21 i ba rum rm . all new lnl'I t·ui.tum kllc-h<-n A~klnl( $240,<n> ExdU.. .. IH' Aµp t only 4 11. ~ 2200 Sq f1 <>nd unll. bay. ml view. II 1w .,.. ind kat c~n 2 1 ~ ft.a . rum rm form cJ1n l1te pati~ Lea 1opooo $198,!W>O OflM SAT/SUM l·I #440 YlSTA PAllA.DA UMAIM llAUTIIS f 4.IY& 3 OR . 2 bu . t>nd \Jnll IRl' enc·I pat 10, w1dt• t:r t•"·nbl•lt Ol'" p ~in\. Juxunou.-. t ttrp $120,000 Of'IN SAT/SUH 1-1 UOO VISTA HUllTA J 11. Sl'llT.UVll t-:nd unit ovt.·rlookm~ w 1 d t• K r l' ., n I> l' 1 t N l' '4< c· J r p l'l Lt-as<.• optiou $112.ooo HELEN B. DOWD UAL Ta. fHC. '44-0t14 NEWPORT-EDUCED S26,SOO (;org<.·ow~ rarwh '>l VI\' t ustom built 1n Nt•wport ' tiu1l'l· t·ut (h· :-oat· Ht:d hrH·k J>alhway ;ind wh1U· rn1I ft-net• i m <t '>'>IVl' f1n·pla<'t.:'> lh•am«.l N•lhng-. llugt• family l'uom w i ll ft Wt•t b<t1' Trut• l'OlHll r v '>lVI<' k 1tl'h ·n Fant a"'"' nti' ,.,,v l·rc..'<l · p<1t10' HV 1>CJrk1ng trnd mut·h . muC'h more>' Ownl'r will tarry 2nd T () Pru·t! r cdun.-cl $2fi.500 Hurry, call today~ ,. 752-1700 116'2 MocArttw ll•d..-~ I OJ.l"w The Dalebout Association Rl'al f::-.l<J\e Spec1alasl <Dover Shor<:&/ Baycrebl /Westcliff) COME WITH US. . WHYIUY ACOHD07 Wlwt1 you 1 an own th1 I hc:lrrn honw "11 h 11n 11w O <. Joe· 1:111 to lit 1h1• buy ol o.1 hfl'l1tOl u1 1101) MS IU) 540.UH lllflteln11 RtAL E!>TATE UHIVHSITY PARIC STIAL Yow uwn littlt· 1111 of 11 .,J<v ld•l~h u't' JJI llul1 ,111 1111• ,1 ru .. 111 luh hl'll lhJl will d1•h.:l11 th1· 1·hd .. :llJIJ) lhl· pn YlllC" y of lh 111 3 hdr 111 i 1).11 (;•mlc·n horrw Onl) StfJ.000 7~ UOl EASTBLUFF SUM 1·5 :Y..115 AIUJUT US Vli':w • 4 Br, rum rm h o m 1• h y I • 11 "' k Jaco1111i.pJ W:ilk lo srhoob, :.h11pp111.:. lt>n n I :. T h (• j) l' I r l' (' l 111' I J.; h h ll r h 0 II d , l h I' perft>(.1 home Corn e ?'ll'C' JACK HOWELL • , .. ,,...,.,·~ft' 644-1156 211l.21A,DEH Mobile home. in S :.tar adult p a rk ('1t y o f Irvine Oc aut1ful 11µ PQintmenls S42.f>Oll C'ull Bea, MR· 7129 o r 751 V'J'J!I for appt Roy R. McCan:U• Rltr to Donr SlllorH, layc,..st ...t WHtdiff. TIMre 11 _.., ... woy to CJlf to bow • ,,....t resi•an.. .... -t.en SOIHOM ~ 8-owa H .ct tons it aow It to y-. CONDO REHTAL COME WITH US ... To ttMs WHtcHff , ...... Prl'" locatloa far *"119 .ct Mf"Ykes. Two ... ODlftL Two battls. FM 1plmce. $450• ..... CLASSIC CONDO COME WITH US •.• To tltls Woodstrea• Coado utroorclltaint. 1lte bMJcJHt ...t bnt of lh kW T1tt-ff bedrOCMllL It Y~ Hplodn wttll ..-Jr .. L SI OS,000 345 u.l•enlty Dri•e A· I o,_. S...t.y I ·S LEASE OPTION ~ COME WITH US ••• To tltl• Wetklff •••t .. piece. T1Mre l1 SOtMtW.j especMlly Wri,.... .... tltls offwlllc). P.,..... it's the houH. Perltapt, H'1 the locotion. Pftitapt, it'a the pric. or the leOM opt'-possibility. tt Is iltcoK~•.W. HNrt 9l'f ftoMt ... this arH C• b. INffer ttt.. fWa OM. fow bedrooMs... DWIMJ rOCMR LCllMli. Pool. s212.soo 12o•c...,...,_L-. 0,.. W--ct.y ...t s-dcry I ·S ORIGINAL EVBYTHIHG COME WITH US ..• To tltl1 CJIHaHlt«J altowcase la laycrHt.~ OWttW. on.-.. u.....,_ ~ ._.. _. .·.~ :~ ~11, ~~ ~~:i~;a~~1'-G#·~~~:i Sl79,500 I I 19 1 .... a.-. 0,... ~ .... 5-dcry t-5 IUY7 WHAT A IUY!! COME Wmt US ••• To Donr Shores' bfft INiy. Eitont.ot.s pot..+W. Locllffd ............ ,,, $650,000 ........ ,_. ~ ..... D-. ,...., """" ow., l"OOllt. .... ,...... ldtclMtL ••• lid c ...... w ............ .., eHw ..... ,, .. rty. suo.ooo. THE FAMILY THAT JOGS TOGETHER STAYS TOGETHER Ou your J11gl(1nl( aruuud loYtdy llalbo J hlJnd (n1m th1" nt••,rly n1•w 1 IJt'dt 1)0111 h u11lP Im 1114~1iAl4• 0<'l'Ulllllll )' Mewportc .... ..- 640.5357 NEW SUVllW HOMI WITH YllW 2101 YaclttD ..... 2 ~edroom & den -2 baths, fi replace - Big kitche n with breakfast area -Side y·1rd. h:.is room for pool or large pa tio. Priced below marke t al $239.000. Small down pavment & owner will assist in f 1n"nc111g or lc;ase oplion. ~67S.l'37 .. .H. TSON. UALTOI =·· 2005 S..lboa Btvd. Newport Bch. 673·2058 LOCATIOH PLUS!! A SSSAVltt 1n th111 4 bedr oom . 2 both f•mlly homt• with new tile In entry. ltltchtn, •n<t dining 11rt'11 . firt pl•c•·: double I( a rage, larl(t' patio, ftncod )lard Clt>:1t• t.o sc:hool1J 1.nd 11hopping' OnJy 187.SQO. CMll Runnil' Porter 752· 1920 ' 9UAIL PLACE f'tt<>nlTIH"" Vou mus t see this 4 10,.. fll l :l o ,.M.I bdrrn, farn rm homt• on ---huge lo t . 2 cove r t>d MoVlng next week. Must patios, walk to schools. seU 2 Bil townhouse, :i partl&ahopp1ng Offered BA. (1replact·. patio. at SllS.000 with no down pooJ, JliC Near beuch to vets. rnuoo. 6'2-8714 540-3666 Wltelc-.11 Everything 1s new rn this J bdrm, 2 1>11. hdwd floor., frplc. hul(e y rd, rru1t trees, rm for garden 2•., Caw1t1fMltcaw.. Immac ula t e . quiet' 3 OR. 2 sty, din rm , Wied bt1ck (pie, plu:ih cpls, many eic1r1u Prime Men Verde location. St37,7~0 . C oll Glen 11\!ilwruth 631·1266 RVM* •' ~ ·~" ...... ReAL TORS MOVl':JN NOW Thllf VUC'l'nl bf·11uty IS re-ooy lo i O Out ur are u owner say11 sell quick. Or\ly 10•.: dwn Ownr wtcorry all fianancin~ 4 HH. rplc, mul·h mon· '92.500 R.EAL ESTATE t 1 I e d b J I h . <c u 1 c• I --- OPLX 3Br home -t 2 Br Apt, b(llh W/frpl<' & ,ganees. 007 Lurk:.pur $210,000 By ownr pnn only 640-llWO Car gar. det' wallpilp(>r. ~ f R€HIG€ -r ... STSID11r. ne1>ihborhood .J us l HOM€\ REDUCED ~ "' 11.000ft fromlhl'1>ilndJI . • 3 Bdrm. home on larl(e Newport A:., um l' 3333 W Coa::.t Hwy. N B SI 0,000 Newport Hc.-rghli. 11rc-a $46,400 loau, qw<'k po!>i. 645-6646 nr1ght & lovely 3 !Jr comer lot . easy lO bwld UPQn credit upproval home in prime Jrv1nt> another unit. $8ll.500. Hurry' $77,900 Owner IY OWHEI Terr a c c Io c al i 1111 Call 646-4463 963· 1129 or 962 2039 --------"HARliOR VIEW", 5 BH. Gorgeous cul!tom new ' ; ~ Si>m 'n span 4 br home , kitchen , plush rrpls & &1~ ,~nm College Purk, 3 Br 2 lla, frplc, I~ bu. 715 Vil' $190,000 2 UMITS-"811 Lot Modern 2 Bdrm a pt -+ lur~e l(Ut·~t room with buth and doubh.• g11ral(t· PLUS un older i (l<Jrm homt' Lou BrN'hlel & Ass1X' 229 M1mne Ave 675-3331 lcAoo r..-w&a I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..WHAUTIRIL AND VIEW! 4 BR & den, J baths <all tiled>. all bltns. lrplc. 2 cur gur Top locataon Th.ls pncc hard to beat $215,000 IAYFROHT t:hnrm1ng J UR J 6A home + s epllrllle m111d 's rm & bath on NcwPQtt llarbor's m ost beautiful strand Dock Y Yailabl('. S5SO.OOO 640·'1260 J A Reynolds & Co 4Vt b11. OCEAN VH:W, pool, tenrus <;rt-sz frnl yard. unusual priva cy, $2811 .000 Courtesy lo bkn..675~ ----- Uy Owner HVllills 2 s ty J:m sq ft. 4 HH 3 llA. 14x27 rec rm w /wt·l lwr. formal d11111l J( rm, 114 fomily rm. 2 frp k 'i.. beaut. yard & P4tw 3Gl5 Catamaran. Open llou:.l' Sund a y . 644 4179. 642-0322 .._ 21DCOnAGE PWSIMCOME Pegged hardwood floors. wood beamed ce1hngs . 2 bnck rrplcs and country lutchen PLUS 2 bdrm. 2 bath 1nL·oml' unit w1lh pnvatt· yord and pallo $190.000 <;A LL !-'Oil INl''Of<MJ\TION 644-72 l I "1n NIGEL (}AILEY & ASSUEIAl ES drps. $l59,9SO. llerbcrt ....,.:...; . :,_ ~---i''am rm, vacant. r P • loria $00,500 646 ~13 llawkins Rllrs. l.i33·JISO unde rpri cl'd Sii 1,000. r ''h kB o 770 1449 Open Sun 1 ~ 975·~. CUI VA u '-ue r wo · MESA VHDI dys. 957-0J.SO evc11 J ""r ; A TTIMTIOH ::i~t ~c!:i;-::dbdh::'m'/ -so. CST PLAZA Hcrbor Near! INVESTORS!! Only $89,500 Clean 3 br. 2 ba "C" l'lan Upi.ta1rs bonul\ room , Ooplex S bloek s lo PAULMARTIM 1n Villalo(t• <.:reek" Up e11trnf( ar._.,,, Cm·placc.., ~11ch l'nmc:area.V1ew RULESTATE gr<Jded , mu:.I !-t'll enlryandJl>t'tlrooms 1n or Oc~asn $105,000 A'l!t $ 9 2 . 0 I) 0 I II r r I' r th1~ lovely hmn.. Co\' sumable loi;n Cush flow 644-,7383 , OwnertAl(t•nt 1'14<1 0027 or t'rc'll vat111 Pnrrll' lcwalt· ~':~~';/' pymnt (;all _rR_l_V_ACY PLUS 644-I~ ra)i': l~rmis BK H '"1'"" >·' "~·· r,.. ,. Lovelyhomcw1011er2200 <>rltilDAILY I® lfllHil ~.:~~!.~.~;;,~ r:.~ t:1~~~~~~t~~ TAABB.L -.::z: =-••• =-papers & paint. 4 BR + sac. 4 bdrms, 3 baths. '"#I IR CaliforMcf'' JASMIME CIHk office + TV r oom. good area, easy rom Come see the beautiful garage wtopener. Exel mute . M ANY e)(lr& OCEAN VIE W rrom this pkg. for c ars & RV-reawres. Come see for 2i.ty.JBR.2'-'a bahomc Harbor High District yourseH ' S189 .500 New Its t 1 n g. Ruth Owner/Agent 552·4894 or in this l(uarded gale Laune. Rltr.646..C380 84.2·2164 or 642-7752 or comm Ma i.ter ::.wte ha::. 673-0782 view + co.ty rt•trcut ---------wt fireplacc $245,000 Avail Nov. 640-4!422 27 t.'url Or O~n Sat/Sun I 5 * $134,500. * Lowe:1t nrfrt..'<f home> In CdM Upgrudcd 2 bdrm. ccr.ty f1rcplar<•. ioncd ll·2 Wllh room to bwld Sub· m1t on t erms Ca ll 64G-5112 AA_('_nt ___ _ H.V. HILLS PRICED TO SELL TODAY Spoc.less 3 Bdrm College Park h ome with 2 gorgt.'f>US fireplae<·s. re- CCl\Sed window ledge 1n l1v1ng room ror your plants a nd a perfect pnUo for your entert~in I n g. Don · t m 1 s s 1 t • Jleduced l o S85.000 Shown by appointment 2S12 Vassar Place ~ TWO.COME Supc:r 3 RR & 1-'um Km . Pl~US pnvult· dl'tar hed guest hoUS<' Srdc• & allry a C!:"SS. llV or bo at st or age area Lar"e pat10-f'oom for a pool Move in cond1t111n Mo::.1 desirable 1-;AS'fSIOI':. 320 E 19th Street OPF.N SUN DAV 1.5p M $9500 DOWN No qoulrfy111.:' Owm·r Wlll f1n anct>' 2306 Sq. ft. ol luxunour; living! Talk to lied (;a rJ'l•l we• listen. 754 12()'.? ------ By owner. Completely rl'· modeled 4 bdrm & ram rm home m lrvme Ter race. com er lot w /pool New crpls, kitchen & bat hs . Open ll ou s t' ---------•I Sat /S un 1 ·5 , 111111 IALIOA TRl'1.-EX Seadnft or cull for .ippt Deaut1f u I cic c c u l1 vc• home. corner pool i.1ze lot. J Rdrm. 2 b11, 1900 s<1 n Xlnt term6 avail ut $197,000 Call 640 5112 11'>11.ll Hl\ll\ . ' • RED CARPET 645-3474 PIUMl R-2 LOT Plans by prominenl N B arch1t . in plan c hcc·k. for 3 quulJty unrti. ong. de· sritned for develof)t'r '>C· cupL All vanancc·i. DP· nr'd Potent111I c·ondo l~K\11eri.1on. cx1'llln1t ren· tabll:' J br hom•" ... r,i>rox. 1425 '>4 r1 l'l;1ns & J)l:rm1h 1nl'I cl Tt•r mli pu:.~ohlt' Tr" low 90's. C) w n r U k 1 w k 11 :i y to 1>42 filO'.! t''-l'' & wknd1> 642 4H!M or 121:111t22 24:16 . ~ 1) i .UI I ~., (119'\J Ori 1111 <.Ax1<.k! c-nnversron bc1ni: 673-5416 romplet efl . n1·a r lf>th Strt'l'l beach New pu1nl Cornl·r Oupl l:'x mMdt' flcl(onw $152,500 SuttSon 6'10 582'J 700 ()µc•n I I t r"' _. , f )tJ f ( J" /If l;'i. f ~ • ,,, I\, •tHI'• IJI .II 4 (Jt1f JI~ MESA DB.MAR IE.AUTY • SAR PROPIRTIES 675-4890 Caphtr..o leoch I 018 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM OUPUX 0.-.. Sot /Sun 1-4 33437 VIA VERDJ<: Cup111truno Beach Beaut ocn1valley vlt>w. upper unal 2 Br & den. 2 ba. Lower. 2 Hr All <'mplt w fwull to woll ('pl.'g, df'Jl!!, bltns. rmmur lhru-out $179,950 Hetwy Wall Rltr 496-14JS Dibtinct1vt.' Eol(llsh Tudor ---------4 HR. 2''2 ClA, <'anyon Crc'<!k. VIC'W Owner 11\J(t $379.000 64-0-7773 i''OUNO. beautiful 2 i.ty m1llln Of'IHSAT/SUM 1-5 ~purush !»lylc home, 5 yr11 ~ 4113 Corttand Surf R•affy m.ow 3 HR. 2'" BA, sec t-View of tK'Clin & hills. 979-1050 Su1lbo11t11. llll' H 2' lot 11rol c r l e d pH t 1 o 4 ---e .ooo ------Bdrms . r11m1ly rm n :fo: $69,900 EXCITIH~EW land t you o wn il > 3 BR. I ~ llalh, l,R frplc, WALK TO Ui':A<.:11 J 1111 2 BA, hardwood fir!;, oceun view. frwt tree,, lge R 2 lot $89,500 Duplex' See 721 Orrhtrl $229.~ DUPLEX f'1A. RV acce8s, dbl icar . t oday , c h ooi.l' yuur Nurth of llwy Owners ';:;'.,e~l~tsro1~~f"v~~1~1~ favonte color~ & tnm for unit, bl'umcd c t·rls .. down, term::. uvail 757 tlus i>mashing home +-stont> frplc , 2 bdrms , W Wilson Qrwn llu1ly -~·· aJ'~ · m~.J2mt!...J..o.illSs of wood .~· .... l~!Wl'.ffl r J' llR. • I ff, nA;~ ttlnfux ·'M"umi:'lJMMWt ~f ~iifai<e apt. $fltf.'"~ KUnHcls & Ca talinu Ju11l $265,000 IAYFttOMT Open °h<>urst• Sun ll·il . hy J~lund Y1tw Sw1mm1mi OP&f SUM. I ·4 3 Bdrms + guest qlrll _. ownr, spa1· i'~·sldl' :J HH. pool & ~olf ('(Jllflil' ind ( I ;/,/ boat oorth Only $550,000 2bo. I am rm. r J>C' I . $'19,1150 fi1M 11J1(( d~ vffl"~ MAURY STAUl-'f'ER skylilc. new l•rpt11, 111ce T IU·PLEX IUGlfT ON TIIE BLUFf Ho11 lov111h owner's unit w /4 hr '-"· :J ba, 2 lplcs, forever ocean (1/) 14 .1 · S L'ALlON RL'ALTV wds. $83 ,500. 2:J7K _r;A~'frl''T.UJ U 'll.'f,.U',) "'" "' . t 4''" fll92 1Ef 67J.5l54 497-llll eslmms er. ""' l/l.'J-81.'J1 ---------i Great Mcsu Vcrdt• loea 243!> E. COHt ttwy .. CdM lion. 3 BR. 2 ba. 70'x 130' view & 11ound of :cu rl ---------AMllltSelOWMr i''oot path tu lu·11ch . JASMINE CRIB preaenu you with a $889.000 All models. golde n opportunity to ATTIKTIO ... VAIUYllS 4 BR. 2 HA & family rm honw New pu1nt & \:l>b Earthto ncs lhru out Man1rur cd J(round::. Stone ( rµlr I $77, 000 EAST SIDE RV OWN .. :H. 2 ::.tory. S RDRM. 2 FIATll. den. dmmi: room, lur~" R·2 rorner 101. $JU4,UOO. 673 9179 J BR. 2 BA & family r m Huge ya r d. t n•c lined 1-COST-•A-M-F..S•.•A•N•,•, •n•c•cd• street. SSS.000. r IHCOME 13) 1'wo story un1tt1 Nour 17th St. i1hops toqualJ y for 11 mortgagl· loun $12,000 to ai.sumc 81t•'k VA lmtn. N1\'c 3Hr. home. din I'm. r.: rum rm. gorgeous frplc'. hur<c well kept yd. $74.500. Prin on· ly 557 3590 DEVIN It.EAL ESTATE 642-6368 , ______ _ FRH VACATION 11.awau, Mex11'11, A:-.pcn, WHO SAYS YOU CAN'T Carrbbean , 1-:urop(•, OBTA IN A NICE E when you buy 11r Mell ~I 0 E If 0 US F: t' 0 fl lhrooRh wi <.:oun::.i'lnr ':. UNDER $90.000~ Chi; rm l'hrt..'C Heally 1142 MM i.ng JBr hom e on ::.hady -tree lined ~t re1•t l'vt Townhouw. pn11 only 3 n.nancing a VIHI Ofrerc<l br. 2 h,1, xlnl c•ond. at $85.900 S6fl.5(XI 75'1 13311 ~ille'Propcrties (7 14 ) 549-2467 DIRTY *VETS* llerent chun1tes in VA quahf1cuL1on AiUl<lf' hnch rrv1y (•nuhle you to own your own home 0 Down, GERTY 0 tl~IOI( ··ost:; This IS ll free S<'rvt('{' for v1·1c·ron11 r.c f ou'rl' )lun only. l'A llr l!OTJ.INt:. ' .. , ""~ • l.llolll!\ • you cun !lave. J br. ·~·' • "~S".ffl'G•uu bath. double 1tara1t<' & ~~ enclosed patw. Clcun -- ne1 l(hbo rhood. non 't IAR'iAIM SPECIAL Wllll ' Al $11H ,!IOll & FOR LRG FAMILY V A/t'llA lerm11 it will 4 + family room 2 buth sell rai;t C11 ll 645·1221 fireplace. furc~d a ir: NOW• bwll rn R/O, patio All on · own a home 2 bllc.s from IOAM THE ft.lftllMDS GOOD GOING REAUTY Agcnt·640-902S bcMch ut a ju.st slashed ..,. _,...... SALON $28.000 w1-: GOT --------lrreallblc price For only lot, no quollfylJlg w /9~'h AJTD IO'k d own, $97,500. Open Sat · Sun. 12·6. 2004 C a l vert , C M . A l(l , M2-6636 11 hu11c 65x J~ lot In • qlllet nell(hborhood near I.he Soulh Cofl!lt Plaza. Pnced below mllrkct at te0.950. ~ 8168. If no ans wer. eull collect , Shell Realty. 22!137 1 ·24!>1 COMI wrTH US. • .To tWt Wll ~ll•c-4 h•er 5etorft TOSEL ... L TlllSON1':' lmmac duplex by owner S17tl,OOO with excell oH.1 .... la dr I ttt......,.. ,,. .. rtv Ctt. ........... ,..., POINTRLTV496·5".00 ~=~in~~~~ 5· ?Ill terms this totally re· tt.e ...... Mte l•l,c1pl•" ... ltwe .. • .lhtfft. T1wil to ,.. __ .......... M I 0•2 modeled 4' refurb1sht!d .......... • •---..._ ..... ..a. c..-.._ ~ _.. Cir ' ·--------1 homt> w1lh J DR & hU0 (' ... •1:de;' D •-· ·--ww ''1 • -C••......._ ....................... SO. OF HIGHWAY fomily rm on OY<'rtm.~I pit. '°°"" 0-... ,...... T1-...._s • ~ side Ol'IH SAT /SUM 1-5 Si>aclous 2 bedrm, 2 bath R 2 l1.1t In u !IUJ>l•rb toca NC...tfy MW for o•er $625,000. 56' SU WARD DR. home. atcpg lo bcnrh Lion eun bt> your11 322 $491,000. 1472 G9'ny Orin 2 Hf< ChurmC'r' Mint Will trud{• ror ratm Spr I.ark.spur. 0,.. S.twd.y..., ~ 1-S rond Prlv ll<'IH'h 11t• mgs area property fo\Jll ('('Sii n o ut s to rajll.!, price Sl69.500 A l(t'n l ProJ)l•rty Jl()UIO' n eullor-. ,0 El 11\0f'l'I SW.000 644-9513 642 3850 W All llroltl'r 644·2343 Open llOU11e Snt/Sun I ·~ COMI wrTH US. •• To Do•lf" se.r.. .... t11k ........ d cHfef .... Aa .....,...111111 frOllt .. •&.w of t1tt ~ tt. UMI CARMR? oc ...... ""'1' ...... ''"'" f..t ce• • Pl••~•••'••• You'll love this homt>. ....... ......_ -~a.. hr,....,. m ~ oea tled In, with 11 -< -• ............... -• -"· n•• -OM Wf IMIMts. ~11.1Uful canyon&occan •...-t Wldllw.. C .. • for • tpteW "' 111 Isa .. te ... v1ew; ace this super 4 tltfs ca •atilfy ~ ,,.,,,,.,. bdrm. •Piil levc>I. with $710,000. pool & private beuch •<:• ~-Only SZ60.000. ' .. w ............. .-c ......... ,..., .......... c11..... ~~~-:~: ....... ... .... .,...,. sa.or.. NM.. Pric.-....... ..... . 12!!9.Ct to"'I Ua...100,000~ ~--~--.cla ........ • 644-7311 ,...,.......~t ..... ~~~ ................ ,_,J~·V~ us. 4 ~;--2 b• 'deaTantir lf~'ii. 881 DOVER DRIVE, SUITE 34 ~"2 ;~ft':sl:9sf,0110 NEWPORT IEACH 642-7408 l«4RRt-IRHduplf'x ln Oki COM 711 J11amlne. Sltr '758-GSaS . . . ___________ .. ,Colfe ...... DUPUX 1024 SO.OF HWY O n lo ve ly i\ voc1dn Avenue, • charmimc 2 bdrm, 2aty, upecldt.! down Mute wl\h rc,.,ar ahlnah.• exterior ud aundeck PLUS 11 lux11riou11 2 bdrm. 3 b1Lh Apt. wtth covrred patlu & 3 car a•rage, $210,000 c· ·Ut-1~•. /Jn NIC1l l r.I\ II I Y ~. 1\11'-il ll Ill ff '1 Went Ad.• C.11&425878 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPIHSUM 1·5 2139 Republic <off Victona l BY OWNER Cmmac J Br. fam, nl'w pu1nttearthy cptis t:ov pal10. lenct.'<I, frwl tn'l'K, llV Bike lo bch $61,SOO 1J32.5727 642 Ot'9'7 $69,900 Bc.ulil11I 3 BR 2 HA hou&e. in West.aide CM. New cpts. (pie. quu•t atreet. 5411~ 2 story. 2 br. 1 ba. cl08ed pr. condo. Sell or trade f<X' lo!'ler house. Owner, 842,.10. ELDUMPO What ,, mi•!':.' YL•ch ' Hui WOW' Wlli\T /\ llUY I With H hit o l l'I bow J(n-11:,c., you 1•11n !l11v1• SS Jo:vt•n h11:4 .11hfc•d on fom1 ly room llurry' <.: {111 now• 646 7434 C&ITUIY 21 Gold st .. S..lu WAIMUP VIEW & LUXURY Mes11 "erde'11 rinei.t bill home· T ll V SIH2.500 or flurry to 1007 l:J11lueur1c <)Jll•n SAT /SUN OPEN HOUSE SU ... DAY 1·5 St4 HAMIL TOM ''I" Finally your own 2 bdrm, 2 bath lownhome with hu&•' oonuli loft overlook lo th.IA mature home DC· m. v11ulted l'c1ll.n«e<l llv· ~tuated by extnn!liv1• in• room with llreplace! warm redwood pantlltna, Patio ond .iarden·llkc prlvute yard. 1t ll w1:ll yard ! NN1r 11hopplng, n11untame-d In N11wport schools & transporta· llclghlll' CI011e to ahop· llon t $72,500. Call Oen $63,tOO ,~~~y~~9rc•r$114u75z'M>OAl!l201LC1tll ' fly11n 7~~1920L·~Acl~ 3 BR 1"4 BA Monllcf'llo twnhil Dest buy l11 tir1.·o ACACIA TRt:r. REALTY .I PLACE > _ NOPllTllS"' • ~~.:..::a;::.;::ziu;~~r1 ~f!IOr9'W-. :.... · 1 . ft•MPXJ ; : • ~ OPIH HOUSll 10,-111 uo , .w.1 m Dolling Gr4't.n, Col.I. Prtt 182.~ BV OWNER Sund 12-~. 846-7414 C.ollqe Part. M .500 lJ UNIT£D BROK 1.ms DR. f•m rm 7$4-0288 MF.SA VEROE 4 Br 2 Ba, xlnl rood .• 1119.500. 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'"' n1·t11 l)(•s1·h µ..ir~ .• lJKI a II 11m t-n 1t11•"' tlpf•n:-,,\ f 11 5SUN 12 I Jl4 <'h·Hl.&nrt Or $ li.iitfleltJ W lklH h ~ "'~··~''''' :~n Ma~ :· H111tH1fttn Bue• NHYACATIOM HilW•ll. Mexico. Aspel\, Caribbean. Europe, when you buy or sell through us. Counselor's Three Realty 842·1414 20&24 FAM AM + ... 11 termli on lhis 4 Bil. I ·~· hath -EZ lr\'tn~ home fur large family N /WamerW/Magnolta I I ' .,, .. I{ I \ I l \ ~ ~ ~) M~r S ! H111!1fl{t!f• Buch 18.000 BELO MK'f l'>~>.tn I BR. d~n. >'H. J 11..r :.!,fl50 ft • SlJUOO '>Pt•n 1.9WColchotkr. lr1) 017? ----TOBIN OPEN HO SI';.<; SUNDAY J Aquanua. 3 br :I bu ~~.000 10861 Morse. 3 "' 3 ht• 11 4 OllO :V1lll Wlnd"p110. :I hr i l1u • $:•:to WU WI lKUl St. 3 llr J h 11 Sl:r7 oou 1r.u:io T11lu1011 J ln 3 bu moooo I l651 A1.afo11, 4 br 2 b11 -- 2 Odrm11 • 111 ll• + I um rm Pl•n H In 1.t "ltoacrs urden · ~l'l 11111 Sprtnltfora front & rt>ur Cent. Alf CoVllt l'd p.uUo $&,llOO .... u \'ly lf523 CAMPCl,Da:lllVl"E 111>31 t:ll1•. 4 br 3 b<A. :,1tr.t Woodoor•i 1 11fH111~ b BR 1 2\1 llA. comer lo~. · $lh0,!l(')(f 11rl'Oll& from pool & tt nn111 1~ l>t.~·ti flurbur 1·rt11 $119.SOO. 636 7871. :t br 2 bu SM oou A._':.__ --- 1~1.741;i..i1·1l•1 .!. tu '.!bu $7),\IOO l''\n Vl_y 1rA08 V1ir.tu J\urrw Zbr J ba 161.000 (.ill WO for nlUrt' Info .. ...., .... 14'-1)11 By Owrtcr 3 RR I~ Ba. Ill! tn11. rully 1·11rpetcit <'ul cte Ill<' La Qul'!>la Valla $711,500 S36 0444 ,_._HcHCHIW! IGreal 3 Bdrm IUen 'Model Condition /Extra Large Lot ./Many extras. hurry• 'Reduced t-0SJ 19.900 21791 Summerwrnd l.n ~ 1 Blk S/Hamilton off Brookhurst 1 Open Sun. noon .. H'M u• UNITED BKHS John Carey 646-7414 * HufttfnCJf Oft GREAT ENTERTAINMENT In th1a home with : bedrooms, large famrl) room, formal d1ninJ room, cctttral 111r anc bnck 1>11llo A fnrme1 l'>l'\•rt1dd model /\sk111~ ucily $112,000 RAHCH REALTY 551-2000 Ho.IHt For S. H04.t&H For S• Sund.ty Septernt>or 24. 197a O'-IL Y PILOT 88 i;.;;.····· ........ io4·4 ;:;,;. ............. io4·4 Hou ... For S• I House( For S• ~•H 1-or w. ~ ~ ..•.••.•...••.•••••••• ··••·······•••··••••·•· i;;1,;;············io·4~;;.;~············10~• ~·;·~·····ia= PREMIER Of'Bol SUH. , ·S ••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOWING TODAY 1·5 1 I SUHA.OWH . HURRY f Woodbndf?e • ycamol'(' 2 OP9' SAT & SUM t4 Oetrfltld LOwnhomc. 2 • aty sgl family ho rrw 4 J08fll Marilyn Ori~.,,, bdrm.a., 2t,.\ balh.s. Crt>lc .. HURRYI BR. 2'~ bJ. h11hly up Great O<'l'l'n vtl'W. w"Uc ll~ ..... , A Woodbtld1e Poplar 2 bedroom condo with t'l(· ceptlonal upgrades 1n warm col"\htonc decor 5092 Sleaford Best location in Walnut Square A 2 bedroom tnwnhome with centrut air. l\n end unit for only ~.900 4132'9.a•Clflt Greentr ee 4 bedroom home with adobe entry & n icely upgraded throughout. Convenumt to park. pool. schools 146f7 l<cnCM A perfect Walnut Squarf' 2 bedroom townhome with central air for only ~.900. covered patio. dlb l(ur • l(ri.idl!d , Try Sl2,000 to beach J HR. z BA. dbl. g1m1ae. Xtnt coodl A 3 bedroom (Bmll)' down. 68 Blue J11y, open lam rm , aordcn rm . Uon. Least eicPf'nalve on home will\ family room. house Sat/Sun S51Ml633 h'ple. dbl gar. covcrrd market for this plan :tlrium and central air patio. Completely up 174.500 All In 1650 L\q. rt TiUS IS f r1aded. Reduced-\o 0HN SUN. 1·5 A STEAL'• Asking ITDIDM'TSIU7 1&9.9$0. Owner will 17 SILVH $89.900. YOU DIDN'T CALL carry, no qualifyin1:. no CHSCENT GtM c-.v A.... rees. lo tnt rate, ~~,., ' ..., escrow. Tul11e ffoek Jllghlanch. CENTURY ZI 0.0 H..W ltHttr nt'w MacGregor model. 559-6800 559-7400 49 .. 2790 2·Bty .. 4 bdrm .. 3 baths. formal dining rm .. vault Largest 1n Woodbridge! LA~MA IEACH• ed ccil .. family rm. with sBdrm. JBa. k1tch nook, IS A rrplc .. bay windowed ltvln~. fam & d1n1ng brkfsttsn:07k; ~0011e own rm·:5. 3 car gar Tile roof tllU ~A/\~~: ~OIFILl9"· carpe ·.... • 2 (rplc''l Bckyd vu. On """ 1t. WOODlllDGE RANCH REALTY cul-de·sm· Prof lndacp<l l, STOP THE WORLD. PresUglous WHhrngton "upgrd thruout. Sl&5.000 here's a place to get,•« Model in The Estates: 3 ___ 5_5_1_.2_0_0_0 ___ or bst orr. Prinr only. by ~a!rtet~eb~~~n~ bdrms .. family rm .. den. ann'tonly 559-5915 0 h.!~ J baths, patio: luxurious ELEGANT 1-;~""";;~;· ;;;;;;-;;.. utstanding arc ...-.· carpets: landscaped GOLFCOURSfo: I• tu r a I de s..i g n w t Priced below market at TOWNHOUSE COLLEGE PAR" DETAILED EXTERIOR $119.950. Panoramic view. Local· ft OF CEDAR & G~~. W •• ....... Cftu••E ed on fairway facing "OUTST.a.uDI._.'-.. Spacious 3 BDRM ~ -• ~ ,.. 1-1.. · · r .._.... "'w DEN FLOOR PL~N Plan A. Z BR. 2 ba front .... e. w/un1que view o ... ,,.T JUST I I ed . golf course, mountains. """ . features rustic 1v 'm' unit. enc 06 patio, cen· & night lights. Excep· .4>40THH HOU Sf w t OPEN BE A M. ~O trat air Outsurnd1ng llonaldecoratingofJBR a~lfZYUCC.a. CEILINGS. CEOA tt valueal$63,llSO E ,. .,,_ WALLS & CES T~H 45 W. YcH L:fc DAVID. 0. CA•LSOM 2~ BA on Z lev~ls. ntry _.TOD .a. Y 1-5 FIHEPLACE. OUet~d has tropical waterfall '""'"" "" Beautiful Woodbr dge llt!ALTOlt 122-9293 Extensive upgrades. A b I g beaut 1 f u I ror only Sl67.000 full Estates Adams · 4 ---------Wood paneling. with "Berke ley" plan 1n pnce ' bedrooms. central air &(•--------hoor to ceiling mirrors absolute 11howroom con 2. A u:rr FOR A LITTLE totally upgraded SMotcmEE Top quality home. Step d1tton ! Im maculat<' 4 as what we Uunk or ttus 13701 Wtaln A Racquet Club San Miguel. 4 bedrooms. cen· tral air. beautiful up· grades & paneled family room with a s tone firephtce. IS352S.bte An Ayres San Miguel in The Ranch. 4 bedrooms. central air & room for a pool. Walk to night IJghl· ed temtls courts pool •· · · Own r bdrm .. family rm .. 2350 prime Laguna buikbng Top qua I i l Y four to "'Jacuzzi. e sq . ft . ho m e on site. Beller than •<»~ft. bedroom · 21-'.i baths in _957...;_·895.5_....;.t_&13_·Z7_92___ manicured ~rounds deep W I SWEEPl'rtG the intimate d.evelol?· By Owner. CUlverdale J ReallJltically presented VIE W OF THE ~ menl or Wa~mmgt~n s bd. rm. Lrg. Fam. Rm. aUl.l6,900 BELOW. Price inc Smoket~ee in l~v ine f&,950, low down. most COASTAL + CITY,._ Com!Jluruty pool · ligh~ed terms, call557·5801 P ROV ED PLANS by tennis courts, walking , __ .....:_______ fa med architect C1hris distance to Los Naranjos WOM7 LAST Able. At SU0,000 FULL Elem. School. Decorator Univ Park. 3 Br. Z'l'l Ba PRICE. we lhln.k ifs a drapes and shutters · up· t hs Su loc r lot ror a little graded carpets. every· p~k .e.poo1:r shop~g: I~~~~~~~~~ J:THE ONLY WAY TO thing In move.in condi· 1·0 r , Ca f Nice patio. lo ma1nt. By Owner. Tu ... 1 .. r"'·k, 3 v 1 you wan ·• tioo. · n be yours or ••""'" k d l JUStS9l .500 )t reat ltvinlo( Only en 2 SA +family rm wee en er. W/ nCDph· CALL 768.8751 $95.000 Call Manlyn Pool. JaCu.m 5145.900 Located on the Of'ta11 Pnn only Call <1rter 7 side of hwy. atLagQJia·, ly "'• S•o • This 3 nr Ch.ancellor IEST41R IUY Smuketree Assoc. in· eludes clbhse, pool , jac, wlk to elem. school. brk P«l10/BBQ, Z1)! Ba, dbl gar w /cupboards $92.500 Dehoc 25x50' comfort11blc R ~a . .....JL... Plan Ill 15 only $98.900 " popular ViCSona ~ach Bob. 752.825., 1s where you 'll find •this mobile home. Z BR, 2 b& (,'" ,,.,--11U Come to our open hse at + den, L/R, D/R, walk £ALTY 18021 Norton, btwn 1·5 on lo b c h . Avail furn · Sator caJIDick. Nice WaJnut Sq condo. older duplex. Lar ger .unit lfC. pnced to sell 1mmt!d. h a s 8 E A M t: D $162.500 832-0146 CEILI NGS. 0 L DE lmmed occup. 536-4608. 955-0170 RTS REALTY fi1U300 Fanbstac 180 deg ocean $1216.500. atmost'bew. 4 BR --------ORANGETREE CONDO· 540.1601 \'iew. Brand new 3 br, 2~ 2..., BA. 4 bl ks from OPEN HOUSE 12·5 SACRIFICE!! By owner lBr. Plan 3. --------- ------1 BRICK FIREPLACE & Detached home $75.000. MAHOGANY WALLED 2 8 r. l ~. Ba • r u I I Y BATit. You may want lndscpd. w/spr1nklcrs. the smalle r unit fo r b a. st 8 s, o o o . ocean 411 19th ST. 4br,2ba,F.R.2cargar. Beaut new Lg. 3 brm, UNCHllALTY adlts only, tennis etc WOODRIDGE O wor /Bldr /Agt Shown by appt only. 1 Pricedto sellatS89.SOO. totally upgraded. $51.000.64(}.1818 OwnerisanxiollSLOsell TS9-0'1'06;644-s742. SJS.2812 . l7341AvalonLn.Agt. _6734 __ 3_1_1 __________ S_S_l_·Z_O_o_o ___ ByOwner DeerlreldPark tbis l o w est prieed CodaW...O 1024 CodoM.sa 1024 CodaM.sa 1024 CosfQMffa 1024 CostaMna 1024 home·Plan Z. Owner "Driftwood" model. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t r ans ferred. price d Sly.Jbdnn,Vh ba.Sub· below market for quick 11\lt on pnce &: terms . patio cover. Mall bu weekend use. See1i'~ lights. lots or bric k. one today! A real al many lltras inside. very only $l!i9,900 full pri clean Call owner for MISSION REAL • appl. 559-8270 98SS. Cst Hwy, La.~ NEW ·CONDOMINIUMS 3 BEDROOMS-3 BATHS 2 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS IO~oDOWN 583,330 576,900 sale 3 Br. 2 Bu. L...R .. _640-__ s1_12_A-..::..ge_n_t_. __ _ O.R . F.R .. lndry rm SSTEALTlnS HOMES ,.._.4'4-07JS; Beaut. new lg upgrd 3 ;, Pror decoratcn w rup gradC8. Prof. l11ndscaricu ro r Io ma 1ntt'1H1 n n• w /auto spnnkll'rs, front &rear. Many actd111on~ & amcrulics. Open llou~e. SI.It/Sun 10·6. 13 Golden Star. 559-Ql22 SPARIU.IHG l IR w/lrg family rountry kitchen. pvt study & glassed atrium orr mstr ste. Assume 7=141. loan. Ownr t agt. 559-6330 evs. SMOtemH 2 BR/2 ba. e nd unit. Pal.lo. Nr. tennis, park. PUTTING ON HEIRS Then this is j ust the place for you. Lots of room for little ones. 4 Br. & f:lm1Jy rm in quiet residentfal area. Greenbelt tret.-s to make a house a home. BR. lo pnce. 1173.4311 Agt. IRVIME IARGAIH lmmac 2 HH + den t'X· ec t.ownhomc, offered by owner. rn qwct very pre slifuous comm Step:>. to pool, golf, park. lake & ·tennis club l mmed OC· cupancy, fast escrow, prin. only. Ask ror Russ :'>59-4946 res .• 8.13.s&cs or f1ce $119.000 21 --FR-EE_V_A-CA_T_l_O_N_ 3 Hawau, Meinco. Aspen, H.~Cettm Caribbean . Europe, 640.SlS7 when you buy or sell \ • NORIN$ REALT"f _ READY FOR YOt FJRSl' lNVESTMEN '! LOOK AT THESE CUSTOM FEATURES $73,900. Owner . 551·Z7~ !~~~~~~~~~ macnab I tcvtne realty through us. Counselor·~ Three Really. 842-l414 <>nin. Trtt Condo Plan IV, I Bdrm + loft Adults only . tennis & pool Lowest pnrcd Two 3 Bed .. 2 Ba. un near golC and lei !> fac11itil'S with 180 deg c view of ocean and tr . Only Sl65,000. No quali mg, we've got the eas1 t •• Attodwd two car CJClr~ • Forced air heating • • IEleetroNc sicpd gar• door op.Mr •Washer/dryer hookup in garage • Double sink with disposal • B uilt-in automatic dishwasher • Four burner gas range •• • TillW Cllld enet"CJY M•iftcJ lllicrowcrn o•eft • Luminous ceiling in kitchen • Decorator selected quality light fixtures • Spacious pantry •• hMt-iR CJOS bmiMc• on tt. patio • Elegant wood burning fireplace •• TUedwetbw • C ustom handfin1shed hardwood cabinets •• w ...... doMt • """'"' bedr'oOlll .......... ~.,. ... •Glass shower doors ·Cultured marble pullmans • Spacious b alcony off the master bedroom • Enclosed rear garden patio ••AM/FM lntercOIR 1y1htn ffrOUCJhout • Plush 100% nylon carpet • Gafstar softred vinyl flooring in kitchen Exposed beam ceilings • Bronze anodized w indow frames • Fully insulated and soundproofed walls · and ceilings for energy conservation and privacy •• Early warwlwcj MIOb atcrm • Fully landscaped and maintained entry and • Common areas • Carpeted baths • Al ~men & water heoter newty dHiCJMd with a.test """9J So•l'"J 0.-.lcH • OH THE ILUFf IH COOL COSTA MESA TWO LOCATIONS PLAZAMEWPORT REALTY 97~·0616 terms around. ' ENJOY THE LUxul v and d1sllllc·t1on of li vlf~ rn ttus spa c 1ous ne.,,f J RA N C H O S A N Bed. ho m e. Adm~t· WOOOIRIDGE VILLAGElt brealhtalong views trpn New price on this 3 BR end unit in 1 viif~~~~HDO 1Jv1ng and dining are~ the 1st Phase. Now yours at an Imagine friends chattWt~ ff d bl . f $S 9 0 2BR, 2ba. On Greenbelt in a seated fi re pit, 'f>r a or a e prace 0 .95 BYOWNER turn you r atten~'.•n w /flexible financing or on lease ore. HOUSE toward the cozy den w /option. Forrest Powers 752-1414 . Sat & S-. 1-5 fireplace a nd origl 1 ( V · 129) 714/955-0691 stained glass. There~~ features too numerpt&S o Sf'ICTACULAR HO~ mention. C-0me. w c there lS still time to c.,. 2·story, 4 BR in Deerfield res. A tribute in selecting .• f ea luring 3 fplcs. Jg. family rm PRIVATE LAGO OH pomtments. Call tocfty w /wet bar, formal dining + eating l.Alsb foliage surroundin~ for a preview sbowi.ng1 k til.t & MUCH MUCH pnvate pool area, pro t. noo • u 1 y rm • vtdes a dram.al.le tropical 94-8057 ) MORE! A must see ! $149.900. setting forthL'>luxunoos ___ 4 ____ _..,~,.._ Natalie Benjamin 752·1414. CV·l31> 4 bedroom home. Local· L.agimmR"'&..,.> ed m prestigious Rar .__:":'~,. DEA.HE -UHIY. PAIK Quet Club. you ran walk & c..stwa:t- One·Story. 2 BR res. of dramatic to teorus courts. Addi· ~~in1g b'::e ~:'tlda ~ ·~~ formal d ining room. ""&.lb' SEE THE 3 BR. UN.ITS AT 2286 PACIFIC (NORTH OF YICTORIA)-6 3 1-362 I NfJ,,,._.<·~"'· 'llllilE2BrU · 1 "s ·aW1trC1Nwt~.Winilif iitT'Dmi~u·r~ design w /cathedral ceiling in livinrt tlonal features include rlRnle lots to acreage.lit rm & private yard w /jacuzzi. Appt. front room and large in different stages of e. only. $129.900. Julie Van -wiefe bonus room. Ir you are veJopment. } 752 1414 (v 132) looking for that spacious t. • ' • famt.ly home. Uus is it' For Sale : 2 BR I 11w1v. ,. ... .., Call today ror appoint· Lagu~a charm. bou ·• vn ,.."" ~ _ ~ __ • close m resideoUal a~. ~~~~~.:.·.,,_ ... ....,. i&'. •"•"' .. aa-~--ar.~•WI" III. Elegant decor thruout. 3 BRs, 2 ... ed. 1~~ud~s ~J>to:~ ., .... MODELS AND SALESPERSON ON PREMISES 1 2 · 6 P. M . B Two J OJ2 tt.tlttglot1 •och I 040 Hwitlngton •och I 040 lrvlM I 044 l"ilw I 044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BDRM, 2t,.\ BATH Spac 2 4 BR patio hm wtview. 2'"2 IEACHES I MILE INVESTOR'S OHM SUHDAY l·S 1ty, Richwood condo BA, f'.R. wt fp, DR. 2 car Orangetree adlt.s ooly, w/eartbtone decor. Up. gar, cstm deck, patio & Southpor t • Del M ar DELIGHT --.i tennis j uni graded cpt, tile. central lndscpg. Exel. comm Model. 4 br. 3 ba, 2 C p., ~ZPauO ac siz.soo 811', el~ gar opnr w/view w/~wim pool, jac, ~auna. nu interior Pool, jacuzzi, A Woodbridge VUJager Corly ui>grades, 2 Br 2 oC comm tcnois & pool Prine only. 18422 Gma Lo fU'e pit. OnJy $116,000 VA Condo with low negative Ba , dbl gar. 42Tangerioe Ownr/agt. Quick sale (betwn Bch/Newlnd >. terms . Huntington cash flow. S harpest poss. rric~tl undN Open Sat/Sun. $1 14,500 Beach's best buy. 21311 Poplar available w ith market. at sa9. 750 ft r m J .B. W11llcrs, Bulltbead Circle. Open covered patio and BBQ. 8»717J 5J6.2307. Ownr/Agt houseSat &Son 1-S Purchase this lovely con· D.S. Educators • do th r ough W ood · F-••Ydley 1034 JO°lo DOWH Realty bridge/Ranch Realty ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6Jl.,.S32or 642-7743 and we will put your firs t P T 4 Rr, 2 ba + heavy shake CHAM AGNE aste" A root, short walk lo park. tenant In at no charge to truly elegant quohty de I.triced m lhe $70's. Bkr. I Polo DOWN you. Cell for detaili;, Ask· corated home. Even a i•&1o.1~y.......a. 4 BR. 2 bn. I Mile to Ing Sle,950. sauna off the master l'l.,.... ...._... beach. New carp. Vu· Plan 3 Condo SS4 ,SOO Plush carpet. Bir, l Br. lg liv rm. lakeside, new 22 Tangelo. R {appello EALTY 11ulle. Call for details. 53 1461 cant. $79.900. Owner $149.000. Bkr, 7S4~ ~iiii~iiii~~= 548-1974 UJI GI.AMADA IM See YoU a fter church. THI RACQUET CLUI Open house Sun. l ·S $2500 frftlit I 044 Sheer luxury • beauttlul· Charming 3 br home Is Mo"" Y• I" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly decorated and u ready to move ln &only a 3 Br. 2 ba. needs a little sP8J'tlln1 pool are just b op ·a kip Ir j ump t o eJbow greaae. Only 2 ml. OPIM SUN. 1·5 t&uddiUonaJ features of sch ool & a ho ppl n«. tothebeach. Bkr. 1412.Z OVAL RD. Uw four bedroom 2\-l Ss>aciOUI r•rd Ac treca. IRIN/MOllffk Nice corner location; WOOOlllDGI ~th • format dining · cheery n t e rl or. /\ 5 6-l4 e nlarged P la n A. 2 IULTY tamlly room · eating ROYAL home priced lo l 61 bdnm .. 2 boths. private Hl·lOOO space in kltch~n • load!\ .cUat•.200.SeeatGl4l patio Come see 1t : oC1torageandll '11 new on swallow. •--------1 164,500. Open H Sat & sun posh 2 lheh market •• compa1re liW,a ~e11 Roal.F&~ale .._.&.cw-OlAHGI COAST br. 2~ ba. Turtleroc\t t I ~ t o 1t n lc n • .._...orlM1o.t1111 , °""-· -~~;~r>:W.,..-•w.: .. llALISJAYI _ •. W•r. To~.;:e-.~! >~h~"· Call .~r de· IOl"mll dine+ lam. Mu111. 64,. ,..,.. • -,.,.... • • r• ~ '""Jdd•wd• •-L I 04" ~--l..la e.ra Burnt &«-6397 ~..,,. _,..,. " 1ee to believe. Only ••-••••••••••••••••••• '84.500. Blier. Ct's a Steal! Broad moor 3 Bcaut.lful area, Univcnl· Below Marltet .. Br. 28a, IREN/Moneek br. -4,890 Bilcay S br, t.y P1rk G1:rden bomt. • toun try kit. bllna. ~1461 giaanUc lot. Sl$9.HO. b,r, I~ ma1tr suit~. 2"' 111.D». 613-2$06 642-0112, ~ ba. $96.995. !W·9288 red hill ....: !>52-1500 b ath s + lg. fami ly rm, all plans to add on '!'(t.r w /v aulted open bc!am ceilings. swte. $144,900. Agt. P"'1' Secluded, covered p~-tio + beautiful Messina. 497.2421 < garden. Near parks, '>OOls & teMis. New cUSlom bwlt 3 br ~I,~ $139,500 incl. la nd . Belle Partch •-IHc• 1048 b a den, deck. pr-1 752·1414. (V -133) -r-landsc1ped, spectacu¥r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean view, by ow1'er A MOST DtSCIJMIMATitfG 1UY11. • EMERALD IAY S239.000G4-67154M-96f W ld t to h u+ .. ;.. Spectacular Wbltf! Water ou you wan c a lge an..,~g view from one of the 1-------..... about thi s 3 BJ:, J bath larges t b omes i n condominium w /den & family rm. Emerald Bay. Extensive Prof. decorated & ready to move use of cedar. open bcom i n to ! Woodbr id ge E s t ates ceilings & glass. 4 br, 31,o\ ba. form din rm. St Washing ton Plan for $133.000. 0iarJesk1tcheo, ram rm, Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. (V-134) den & tge rec rm . 3 cllr ·gar. decks & patios AP· DllAM DECOU TING prc1x 4:;()0 i q ft . Suhm1t This plush upgraded Woodbridge all oH~r~. Owner has purch a:sed new 1'1' Crossing home is a must to see! sidl.'ncc ~.000. Whit e cpl, shiny entr yway tile, Eldorado Lnvestment coordinating drps & wall textures 4fl.J818 make th.is home a very speciaJ one & It's only $129,600. Amy Brown 752·1414. (V·l35) WOODllUOGI TOWMtOMI Secluded & private! Lovely 2 BR end unit w /l g . sld e yard & c harming patio. Owners bought another -anxious -make an off e r ! A sk ing $71 ,500. Forrest Powers 752·1414. (V·l36) . ...: A2:tff P• '1"N. ~ .. ~I Oovtr Drive HarbOr View Centtf' ,,. . • -'"T- lrviM at C.mpui V•ll•V C.enter 7$2·1414 FOltiVB VIEW New 3 bdrm 2 ba tfi. level. Crptd &t drpd. Dest price In ar.ea ut 113S,OOO. Low down. OPF.N SUNDAY 1·$ 1762 Del Mar Shaler ~ Allcin Realty lnc. 675•6741 or iUk for Doyle or Mickey. Top Of The Wotid Re1tch up and tOU1.'h t.hc sky. Perfect loc..1tlon Wl.'11 bum hom<' Approx mn'~~,~~~ value et Sl68,000 8!96 Bem Dr corner Corner Park. C.11 Richardson Realtors Ul· TTOO • ~ C o ·M PL ET E f{ V R EFRESH ED, o1w wood. pamt. tile. ca t!I & londi;capmtt 3 BR. "" BA & den. Both oceat & canyon views rrom ev~y room + 2 sundecu. •tn kitc he n , skyligh t/, a. much more. $239,000. ( DRAMATlC wooe>' ~ G~S. home 10 qilet eecluded canyon setU6~ Fttnch doors ~•dlng'° 6 decks 11vina an oJl'n airy feeling. With ial(nd Kitchen tor the aoorf et cool, 3 BR, + den, I le rn bo<h master BR ft v. in[( room. All add u the buyer who wa bcth1n11 spt ,tia ;.. t ...-'r.f .. ~n•• ,, .... ,,, 1980 So. Cout Hwy LAGUNA BEACH . . " '. \PI 0 DAILY PILOT &und!x, h ptember tt, 1978 . : t:~~ .. ;o··Ji;~~ ...... , ~:-:· .. ;;,q •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• L.pMN&fl-I IOU Mtwpcwfleodt 10" MtwporilHch 10'9 Mewportle.ch 10'9 Mtwpcwtleech 10'9 Mt•,..tlffch 10'9 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·=~················~······················· .••.................... 2$182 V11 Piedra Olunn lmmacuJale. 1p1&clou1> 4 bd home in NlflUCI Uillll F'rHhly painted New ll!WOWlll ~r ct"ptJ ~ 1ndlcp. $83.soo • • • • • • ~-,AUST A VITALI lier is your rhance to hve next door ...._. 497-242' lo 1'heresa Murphy This ramoul'i person ll v~ in u l'<>m mumty known ~•u U' "'OR SALE BY OWN ll!R ' ll d t ln lhl.ai No l.a1un1 rot Tnn.rer furcl'• ttn · or lh· muny it men It' an to • t•fl' w ma hl1&b bNun m«llatc .ale Pnr•· re nt·t~hboni Now'"' lhc ume to see this , .•. hnK• a. 1•0,y frpk dlll.'t'n t"hL\ whll·h will naturally bf> your:.· wuud noon• 11 f.g"" iii twnhs~ u•rurny l'Om fl '' worth O'\U('h more \h n yc>U m1"ht lhttU«!ain.forlll .ouu mun1ty. poot, Jur . uuna. ., DOLrHIM l .L ltinnlll . t:ir W•lk 111 tnlUMlnc wh~n } ou get a cquainh .. -d ond C4114t4-IH I beach or ws~ pnv bl.·ul'h ~harr 1n ~~ (lpportumty 1---------•I p11r1&1na lot Somt-oct11111 orlM MOUS1 MOON TIL UM SUMOA y view rrolll 2nd rloor. llK IUt• tll4C-Dr WISTNINI n111t1tl'r bdrm wtfrplc -,-l.Mn'r romrr unJt rn1 lhc overlook• irnblt (.all II.die I I I 10U cour.~ lk11ut1ful 7141496-0744 Lie ~ .._. ~ from all room• or l'tlHTIGE MAY 0 CK t 0 f\ PO f\ AT I U"' 380 GlENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714)494·2148 lhb 3 bdrm l'OlldO A~ f'()(' ltt 1rH"lud1·• bldg 4 Udrm horne with pool & ma1J\t.c!nllt1\'t', wt.itr. rir~ j1&cu.ul on lwuutHul 1naur " 1tardt1n1n.: Laguna N1.iut'I 11o lf 911.~ COUr.\' PrlCt' $274.~ UNOISnUCTAILI tc3l 7700 Al!k tor Oorothy fkto1rn & r•ny0t1 v1rw11 or l'Obllum. fl'rt'llhly pii1ntt"d, wilh Richitrd."on Rltn. ln1· ni-w l'11rp,·t a & o p ~Ho.Ke l·S f)ltilOCN .. lh1" 3 bdrm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J 1.,w m111nt•·n11ncc homt• 1:. 31 POMO Del Mar 1n up lnt> 11hul)t' & rl'tllly l;1v1i In o new never Oi.' SPLIT LEVEL, J HR c\MOCJI homl" w 1800 sq ll d •w"1«kb ~ ,000 494-1519 10905" CoHl lll'I Y LAGUNA iu ;A<'ll oouoorEH Ofef HOUSI 1·5 30lll Mwltp Drhe REAL ESTATE onHHOUHS _., 1-4 144 ACAPULCO LOCJ119M1leoch 2 Bft. 2•r1 U/\ SMRday 1·4 575 CENTER ST. &.oCJ-CI leoclt JBR, 3 BA to movt:' 111 11~.WU cup1ed l"U11tom dt.•corutt"lun ~ V1lh1 Pu1rirn A nt·wly 'elllOdt'lcd home 01111 lg )o,10<.IXl'Ul)ed occ•un vttw ~ bdrm pool llt-'t' lot. 2 HR. 2 UA. howte tn popuh1r North d e n w I w e t b u r & L.aauno Sepi.ralt: 1 fl repluce Attr1.1ct1n· bdrm upl rcnl.ll cu&y ceramic llle entry. Im· ~"" media t e occupa l\CY · PnCt!dU>bdl' 1tl$lS2,...,., rlexible purchase ar •VIEW* Lovely ocean & unyon views from thh• I-level Temple tl llls h ome Large 3 BR. 2 bu , dmlng rm. $175,000 AGENT64&1133 rangemcnts or wall con· s ider lease or lease option. Ph 559·0468 2 br. den. 21A ba, tnht.c. mint cond. beautiful vie~. J .C. Nasn. Ai.k ror Gisela, 497·1761 1055 •••••••••••••••••••••• '""••ledView Wi lk to undy b c h. special letm~ av a 1 I Try 1~ All new cpts. dfPb. '4c IOtchen 3 Br. mu11t wee. Hirgain $1 59,500 • <Orr Coul Hwy. up 1104So.CoastHiway We11ley l)r) LAGUNA BEACll r-...ouy• IUILDER CLOSEOUT 1'wo fmushed lots 1n Lak1· l''orebt $48,000 eu. Ap prox. 6000 sq ft eu. With penmeter block walli. Next to Broc k Homes Models. Contact Ted Cox 213/851-6767 wkdys only 9-5. • WMlDOUDCOIHC 497-2457 -• ' · 75'-0422 1----------1 So. Laguna. ocean views, IUILDBt CLOSEOUT Two flnisbed lots 1n Lake f'orest. $48,000 eu Ap prox. 6000 bQ ft cu With penmeler block w;ill1> Next l9 Brock llt>rnr·~ MocJt:'b Conla('1 T1'<.I (..'ox 2L)/HSI H7G7 "'k<1}'h only clO!le t-0 beach. $130,000 A Cl i 365 DAYS.. Fedet ated lrok«'s ass c a ytilr or i.mog free h V· l..agunli ltwestmenll> Int ronHREALTY IOOONO COAST HWY 497-2461 1rig tn galt'1,000 l'rn unly '1!>U :;IMI c·vestwkndli LOCJMftG Hills I 050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !1-5 __ _ •L/\Kl-:rHONT• Gu tu l1t.'Hie Makl! lo t!llJUY lhti. I rloor I btlrm. J h11Lh lut11ll y n· modl'lt."tl 11nd lui<unou~I> appo111t ~d hom e Sep1trate llvmi,t & d1n1n~ room11 ... :.e h with firnpla1'l' Super k1tt'hl•n ---------1 $365,000. By /\ppomLmentonJy Helen Rodmun, Agtmt 759·0358 ure available on tb1s offer. g reat 4 Bdrm. ram rm Cusa Pacif1cu Hcalty home whlch sits on a pre· ____ 7_7_0·_0882--'-' __ _ rruum fee lot prov1dinJo1 COUNTRY CLlJll OPIH SUM. 1-4 31101 COAST HWY. (lr(•unfrunl. on t hl• ~;111d 11t Aliso 1W1tch. 3 Udrmi. . J t•n, 212 b l.Ith:.. n1·w J)lltnl, 1'1trpl'b & dra~' pnvacy and off &tretlt llV HOM ES --------•I pariung S77.!JOO an c•xcl us 1ve wooded For Appt. Call areu. 3 & 4 BR tn ·ll!vt•I!> ~Macnab-Irvine 644-7211 Lake l''ores l Rt-: 8J7 6161 $4&.000 OCEAMAlOHT J4 Slt'I"' lo sanely bt:ad1 4 U<lrm:. . 4 bHthi. + i,'Uesl apt. with kltdwn. tmth, bdrm &. lort S87!>.000 OCEAHAlOMT Ne11r Thrf't' Arch Huy. -4.1pgraded 4 bdrm , 3 h11lhs, lots or natural , woods. F'resh paint. new c;arpct.s & drape11. Lnrwc dec k oH hv.1ng r m .. ·-bcuuu rul oceun & !!uni.ct ·•1ew :. A grcul 1Udc11way1 $475.000 • OCEAHVIEW ~N lf1fL Ul\ILLY & l\5SLJC 11\ T [5 On Qwet cul de s1H'. very ---------i OP84 SUH. 1-4 1662 HILLCHST WW.. Water View :.pac 1ous C! bdrm , ~tud1otramlly rm . 2','ll f)at.hs. dt.-ck + pn v put 111 over looking lovl'IY 1aroen. Large i.trect lo i.treet lot Owner will C'IUT)' l8l T .O. Built for present O';&'ner. $235,000 SHAWS COVE Spacious. newer 3 bdrm • i 'tiaUul. family rm ; view deck. Large lot. I Blk to bearh. $239.!JOO caOWHPOIMT NortJ1 end, ocean side or hwy 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. private atrium Very quiet area. $225.000 2 Large bdrm. swtei. & family rm. with brtC'k frpl Unlimited polcntiul for exparuiion. St.>e & 11ub· mil : n e w ll1H1 n g . $249.500 Morthsl• Hon. +~ttto.. VIEWIVIEW ! BeautifuJ corner lot over· loolung mountains. This home has huge ms tr suale & lge hv·rm Very popular 3 BR model In Northview. lteduced $107,000. El MIGUEL C.C. MAY LEASE/OPTION Vucant, J bdrm. (or 2 & 11 l(uest unJl with patio); 3 b aths. frplc .. pl a nk Ooors, rEMl8Wn paneling, drape11 & majo r ap· ';~~i~iir.;~t~'=· iuei>t ~~;wile waler view. $325,000. Elegant 5 BR. 3 Ra home ~~"'~,En r'f ·~VI L~· f'\ COUNTRY 1 an ck floor!>. l l'adcd t •1•1111 French doors. •ood burning parlor aove ln dutlng room Lit· ~eel t.erlDll. $145,000 On TIM leach CapllvaliDg 2 bdrm .. 2 bath home with a legal 2 bdrm. guest apt. Both hive large deck11 & rrplcs. Owner ftnancing. $500,000 .._McCormDCk a.dty 494-7551 WWtew....,.Vlew Sp11clou8 2Bdrm, den . 2~8a condo w /gr een · circulardnvcway. Great view deck tor entertain· Ing! Qu u llt y craf\.smanshlp. $365.000. MOHAltCH SUMMIT II Oceanview 3 BR end un· tl. Jmmac. & beautifully deeorated. Upgrades In abundance. 3rd Bdrm couJd be den. This bas to be 1 be6l buy al $132.500. 4tJ.t494 4'5-5220 496-2413 U0-5050 belb . l''rplc . wetbur, Condo overlooking Golf pool. $145,000 . .C9H1388, (;our.ce 2Br, 2Bu. 186.000. MIHlon Viejo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHHSUH.1-4 llOHRMAHDO <Unat 104 ), Off W Uay Av e Newport lJuy Tow ers ud ull cnndo : s ac1ous 2 bdrm • ~ ba., ··~· security bid" . roo garden, unde rRroun parking, boat slips. GIB WALKER UALTY 675-5200 SPECIAL!!! 2 Bdrm .. timbered cc1l· lngs, slooe frplc .. 'ocean view. Large garden & trees. Best Newport Heights. Sl.2UOO ,AUL MAltTIH UALHTATE 644-7311 IAYFIONT M ' on water. hm <e pier & ~·---------SMASllNG PALERMO 1170MCMrtn OCEANFRONT HOME 2+ den. 2 rrs old. o.o. Ola & Best in 11re11. 3% t-0 s.O ·Savo '8940. Cbarl011 Quint.ard. ReaJtor 87~~ By 1i1ppolntment only 5103Seashore Or HcriNw' View tto..1 Super IOC•tlon on park acrou from clbhse & --------- pool, vlllw of park It ~1ty liHhtK, 4Hr. 2\i'a Ua . 2 rrplc11. hardwood fl r11 In ru untr y ki t c h en . panelled It wul:ruJ)t'rt-d thruout Price bvlow m.irkct ul $2011 ,0UO LANO INCLUOl-:D OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN 12-5. lyowwer U0.'256 PIHIMSULA "· One of a kind 2 atory hom e. 1 llouse from beach $345,000 Pf99Y lrotM. attr 645-1 Sl I OUTSTAHDIMG •'amily home with 3 IJCe bdrmi1 .. apaciou11 den, faauJy rm. & 3&,oJi baths. tn prestigaou.s We11tclt(I area. Feutures incl. n11w .IG C ... o..iyfta..I w/w carpet, wulk·ln food · "'" "" pantry. 2 frplc11 • ~ep. llG VllW laundry rm.. children '1 llGAUGUSTA playhou1oe . e t c . Im · MOOS. macuJaw. move·ln cond llG CHOtCE SUIO.OOO ot finondng, owMr will MEWPO•T HACH hf'lp at ~5.000. Agenl, _R_tf._A_l_TY __ .675·1642 645-5C.144 ______ 3 BR 2'11 BA. playrm. bar ~IEAL THIS HOM 1-:$ areu. highly upgraded. Ueaut new lg upgrd 3 2 sty, walk t.o beachei. BR. lo pnce 673·4311 Open Sat l 5. $135,000. Lingo Rul&Tan .. ONI OF A KIND 0 NIYACY IM THE ILU,.S -3 ll•11H, 21/J Htlll. D••• ...... 6 elry ~ -'t. Pin c...._aec pri•ecy . Swra•d•d by a..e. t"••1tt. Meweat Mette& "'• .. d .............. uq mti •&J L ....... Meve ill Cl ..... f'ric-4 ..... tin ...... .t Sll7.500. OPIH SAT & SUM. 2·5 300 Otero 644-7020 COUMT'IY AtlMCH BACKB/\Y Bt:AUTY SOMBSIT BY OWNER J BR 2 BA. family rm, BeautUully r emodele d. dining a reu. , ~ ucre. cul like bell\& in a l(arden' d h Open and airy f1vt> e--aac. I' arminJ; pat111. bedroom. fom1ly room 1''1" doori; Vt>ry pnvalc home with two llreplaces Sl 19•500 S4ll ~ 1md lush d ecor in llurbor S 12.000 Down View. O""ner ;anxious V Call Sh e ry l Hrcwl'r . Back Bay iew 2 story. WHYIEH'T7 When you can buy th1i prime fully upi(raded :1 HR l'll• BA N pt 1111111 home t.0000 will get you In 618 Tu!illl' Opc11 SMVSun I ~ Acam1 Tree Realty 642 l3S5 s10,ooo DOWN 3 Udrm. -~ b.i. 180 de&rt'" golf cour'I~ view llct-11> crpts. drp, I II finance .itSllOO. ptmo. 957-ltlllti 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VILLA Cilt•NADA Whi!~ "''-'''"·r Of•'·•·• views. a>oundll oC lht' 1>ur1 1n San Cleml'nte:. · mos t luxunouH con<Jomm111m res1denct: llart>IY av·111. only $120.000 BERTHA lll::N k Y REALTORS A~. _G42_S07_8 _____ _ 48drm. J Bu. den. formul WESTC LI FF ll rbr '752·l920 dining. 3 frplc's, lrg lot DOVER SHORES Highlnds. 4 br, 21,.. ba. lrg J '-'UAIL No qualifying, immed Ot" I _____ _ 215 Dcl Mar 492·4121 fam·rm w/eatlng area. T cupa ncy. Owne r w\11 HOME OPEN COUNTRY ENGLISH Bigcorlot OpenSat/Sun p• •CE carr y . f'ul l price. • ......... ~•tos 1-4, Hrll Beryl Ln. by ~ $232.000. By owner. Prinr -• _. .. Cbarmmghome of coun ownr. $139.900. Call l'tl<>PBTIIS"' only 640-7778. asac•c...-.o. try English architecture 631-4618 l"""-TilllJOP..,.I , _ __;;..._______ •-C'---"'- moneofthe mostdeslra ----------·-Contract o r s ale. 10«'.o --WYY blc a reas of Newport At ocean, view deck. 4 br. ....~09'9' down. 3 br 2 ba. loaded Beaullful 3 bedrm. 2' ·· Beach 4 UR. ms t r uhlo3 br rental 119 34th • "'"" ... '"' I I T Bob M arl'•·I bath. Pr~u 1d en t 11,1 w/malehang wall paper. Sl. 675-0922 TllPLIX 9S7-2fi66 Heights. super plan "I'' drapene:> & bedspread. ---------l..Dvely Newport. Tnplex.1---------CUstom carpel. dr:ipt:: . cedar paneled d l''l. Bea ut H arbor Vie w C3ti 8edrmunats .Ownerl _________ wallpaper11. trash com w/Prl'nch doors & bl~n Monat.'O, :l Hll + den. 2 will cooperate on m11tull UDO IAYFROMT pactor. t !er t:o•' <Joor ~helf. family room ba , bltn m1 t rowu vc. ment sale! All leai;cs. Lrgcntrycrtyanlto11un opent'r !<1x:u ~:.s••·· wllh P11rquct floor & vrof many u1,grudeb l'C1t10 Prime invesunent. J:.:i<-ny,. spae :. 81· fam1lv bedr m Ch>~l' tu;. pool;.'" bar w tsuda fountain, t.'Over. $142.000 fee Open et:llent location ' Owner home Many :;uiull'('k:, jacuzzi Mlllnt fre1· h· country kitchen. w /ti!\> hse Sat & Sun J . 5 . w11l consider contrai.'l Mslr BH wifrpl Owner mi;?. J man •o b1·al'l• fl & I 640-4734. &824 P ort Cll.ll now7S2-l700 II fl hi Owneranx1ou~ He<luc<'<l oor , puntry ~e ONNllt9 •,,\'U'" ,~,,., w1 l"arry . <'X • l' breakfa s t room. lge Barmoulh. f1nanc1ng Lr.a i ol to SllS.500 ~~~~~:~ ~~"c}g !£~ --Sl·NGL--1·s·T·o-.·y-·1 [9; IR!Jtil "'kl~~8~~t\\!i'i: i!!·~~ W/COunl.ry tile noor & 3 END UMIT ; w •• 11• 675-5626 magnificanl t •r e n ch lmmac Npt Beach con· OOVERSHORES l~~~~~~~~~~I doors, with authe ntic do! Manicured grounds. Ownr/Bkr must sell 4Br. I~ PRICE REDUCED $15000 French la ce curta ins . plenty of guesl parking 38a. prof lndscpd. & de R1v1er3 distnct Dont that open t.o e nchanting Borders 3J nc. nature cor a t ed w /jac uz.u & IAYSHORES , wait to see thi1> elegant formal garden w/path & park S8l 000 pool. Bltn mic rowave. IY OMAIE.R new4 bd. rm single lcvt:'I cnler t111 nment areas. .. ' · m a n y o th er x tr ai. ....,..,5 h o m e co mb1n11'tl.: s e p u r a t c d w 1 t h DEVIM $229.soo. Opn Sunduys {)pt:n Sal/Sun 1·5 J br. 2 spuc1ou:. hvang. quahty m11n1curcd hcdgcs REAL J:&TATE 12.5. l5Jl Jltghlund Dr ba Cupe Cod w/111•11 6t realure11 a nd pres llk• llcuul 1.1~u in sududt•ll 642•6368 tl45-4.226or~·IJIS dining rm l"r door '>. community with pnv:Jll :1ellin1< ull\nt arch1tct· wood pcggi;-d n oors, uM·d bedrh 1198.500 l'al : tun1l f1•u urcs. Such u:i. ~~~~~~~~~ A.fl.A.ME bnck pallo 25111 V111ld BwlderS8:~704 s plit levt.'I d t'l>IJ.:n . 2 St Jbd ~b J Or.$3S7.!JOOmd l~1nd diagonal 1>11nl' windows, Orw•n llousc Sunda)'. · Y • rm · u.. p ~~~~~~--~1 .,.,.EW CUSTOM """ graded lhr wul Walk to :: 1"'111 w 1 n do w ~hu t le r i.. sea vi 4i w pop u I ;J r 1 .. ·--------•I pe rimeter heat, gue11t Hampton m odel 3 UH. ocean. P<Hl ~ "' tennis VIEW HOMES hath W/pl!I( & jlroovc 2'"t bu. ram rrn, Ot•can $1 14.~AYWOOO ltG CAMYOM lloorin ~. unt1quc vu. upgrd, lndst"pd . REALTYINC !>4i l200 HUGllOT Mal{nir1cent lliO dcgre1· view w1ul! th1• luxury ·• qualaly bwldcr can ofrer A stunrunR Spamsh homc with turret on the bluff in Capistrano beach or •• litately EnRhs h h igh on :1 hill in San Clemcnt.c. 1\ representative will bf! ~I the property Sat /Stlll/ Mon between 11 :30-5 :JI.I for your v1ewan~. 1"o 1n rormdt 10n C:l!: 1 l~ I 492· 151 l. Darcct1oni.; Sun Diego frneway S to i-;1 Cummo Rlial off·rurnp. then S. lo San Gubnl'I St. then fo l low · VI •'"' custom hom ci;, by J im Re1h •y"' <lircct 1t1nJI C'abmetry, wrought iron $275,000. 1213)430 3()29 5Br. JBa. 3 (rplc". lux· i.:atet. plus much more . -----OCEAHFtt<>MT unoos home. built upon Offered at $349.000. •·or Open House Sat /Sun 12·5 nearly -1.. or an acn'. ( ul· lull detmls call Beaut. upgraded condo. 2 DUPLEX de-sac lot. taste fully de 714-731-3777 HOTTUB FOR SALE wllh 3 br A·frame. Par. quet floors. huge stained glru.i. windows All new appuunl't'S + Wttlk lo bt-uch Sl 12 ,500 Ju11 t Ll11tt.-d. 2 br + den loaded w /ex· lras St.eul 1t al $106.500 WE!>,-C:Lll"F 3 br + f R w t lou or extr11s. fl55,000 P~IN. 1uph!x. rent . ,Ital •11•M ... NPT Shores duplex. lm· mal' + you own la nd. $182,000. NP'T Shore duplex. 3+3. SJ.59.500 • Manna Really 642;.s850 HARBOR VIEW PORTO FINO Lg vtcw lot. 3 BR. 2...., BA IMuJ•ted. fee land. '163.000. Will negotiate l1rndscape/ preparatio n allowance By Owner. 644-4938, 552-~36 BR. 2i,., BA. 40 Seabird 2Br, IBa each unit. "• corat.cd thruout. wet bar. Crt. 631·1634 Ba. in lndry off 2 cur wine racks, inter t·om. garage, ..-d bum frplc. Plans for pool. spa, pud kitchen BBQ. 6708-6708111 die board court ctt• a re W. Ocnfmt. $365.000. 25';. included Sep11r3h• yd On. Shown by app't ooly a.reu for kids. xlnl loan Contact R S Pattison, assumpuon Best buy 111 Bluffs. 10964 San Bruno 3 BR 2 Ba $113.500. Bk r 759·0636 ENJOY THE GOOD LIFE CM4eWltll._.Slfl S harp !>PUc1 ous condo on channe l with 3-0' hoat !>hp, ltPk-w~mast1:t' lii)"riw'.' ~ .,,. .. , . d o util c i<u r age. xtrn µ.ukang. Fee· lund. $18S,OOO IO~DOWHw u-¥- Ou t :i tandln g 2 bdrm c0f¥1o. waJk. to beach. Pool & jacuu1. Reduced price to $89.000. for quick uct1on Af(t. 642-JmS. Pnnc only OP EN llSI': SAT/SUN lO .) licJ C"Yft Twnhotms "4 lnvcrnl!s:-. Rcs1d/Bkr &40 001\1 DuPr• & Auoc. THE PROPEHTY Al.'\ Cull Jim fo1andcrs MART 17 14 I 759 1.:909 o r e. !>81 5187 re:. & 640-6984 Sat1Son BEST BUY ~~~~~~~~~ Sl~l'lb In thl' BLUFFS 410 Vl1to ltowm Opett wffketteh 1-5 orbyoppt. J Bdrm. 2Vt8a V-Plan condo Wood d ecked putJo, lJving r oom, d1rung room. 2 l'ltr garal(l' s 113,500. 714-64-0-020I! 213· 726·2540 O( c WATERFRONT llOM F. For J pnvat.. ~howml! Dock ror 38' boat. J BR 3 call 114/675-6062 Ba . yard Seller ready to move Agt 67Jn:r. HILLS IDt: VIE W ... ___ :.;.._ _____ .bdrm, 2 ba. Broudmoo~ 2HOUSES ONONlLOT Nt!wpo rl H e 1.l(hl ' $1 20.000 Owner 1s mollvatt..-d' Call 64!>·9 161 .!. OPEN HOUSE REALTY /.' home. Lge cornt!r lol on cul de ·sat·. lge inten nr atrium.. lot:; of wooo, glass & pcrsonul dcci.r Also oak floor... Nr ail :.choo1:,, PJrk & bt•h $159.500 Opt.n SundJ) I S 21.> Calle SailllJ $0444 S-Jumt H.tMM VuH•1 ~~~~~~~~ Monlt:go 4Br. FR. brand = ~·tr.c :01• .••.................... BY OWNER MUST St\C Rll'"JCt-:- L.nrge c br, <! ba. cor lot To many xtraio too men · lion. Mu11t Sl'1'. $88.l!OO Open hsl' 496·2310 nu crpt.s, redec lhruout. Vacant. easy financing. $161 ,500. Cce. Owner. 64().1141. ~View Ho.. 48r. 2Ba. ra m1ly rm, dm· ingrm Open Sunday 1 .> 2036 Port Provence Pl Pat Bnckner fo't>rguson Rltr~ 833-3821 PUNT PASS KICK You'll score with th111 REAL ESTATE SALES 1 u x u r y c x e c 111 1 v c 8rokcr11 or sulej pcr!iom1. Newport Tw n h m ,. full /part tll?A> 1-;arn Cu.-.tom crafted wet bar ~/IOon}'OUr nt!Xtdc.JI nccents the hideaw.iy u..ffed lrc*en den. Rich decor reflect1..-d 646-7414 .. b flliA'~,JDlt:.!.9.r.~."-'mtllc.19~ ~ e~ .tT!"'a .. ,.,. MtM~'(. "take ovt r• or lhc cur· SE "'VIEW rent loan & owner may '""' carry 2nd $132,500. Call $220,000 Thr most at before "time runs out.. tr acll v c I y price d 4 HHTTOIUY Half your rent applae:. 11. lh~ dn p uy m ~n1 $4S01m o. !I M(. lca11c· w1an option 11. buy .JI $77.900. $2000 down :l 111 .. i full bulbs. 1450 !.Cl It of living '>Pun · ie:1 11 K R Proper\Je!>, .i93·!13hl ·or 492·1f100 bu."bke new, 'he!>l. p • secun. AcSUlt:s. 12tl.OOO. ternu; 1 -496-~ 645-7221 bedroom ho m ~ 1 n s-toAllct IOIO Seav1ew o fCerrd fo r ••••••••••••••••••••••• or1g1n.1I s ale I Y1•ur 2 Br 2 Bu udull l"Ondo 2 txalders warranty. oix;n I vel Pool 631 1''111r Ln HOU!IC lhls weekend llH1. (J)w down. Pnnc only 2104 Yacht Grayll.,il 644-791 7 For adm1ss1t1n lhru secunty g1nes. l all ii-;1'~. T•tilt I OtO 644·4D64 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~2t Wntclff IHlty BACK TO CNtt¥iew Realty IY OWHER A Geo Elkins Co He<luce<l S..000 Will 1•fln BASICS! ~trier l,t-:AS•: OPTION -> FIXIR.UPl'll $pllt·ltvel. 3 bdrm. 2 bo, Otean & Catalina v1C"w11 "Int t e rms . A1k1na .1t29.9$. See " m ako or ~Ml9Mf 1052 By ownr Open lhi: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat/Sun.6611236 shp. AJme>11l new. J BR + 1---------gueat. Special te rm11, S...MtNNs.-tt and twinkling night li((ht !I a r c youril from thhs gorgeou~ 4 bdrm w/litc sep (am I l y r oom 3 Frplc6, pool, xtrn lge lot. Owners h ave boul(hl another Priced to sell at 121111. 000. Cute 3 bedroom neur beach. Brl!(hl 11v1n1t room with beamed ce1I· Ing && cozy fire place. Flnae r tlp kitc h e n & breakfas t nook. M BR w/prlvate patio " bath. Much, much moro. won't lut, HURRY! 646-7434. NEWPORT HTS. GIE.ATllG FAMILY HOME ll 12 UOAD ST. OPltit TOOA Y I ·5 br l h u, hc uuttlully latKiBcapt'(I w / rrwc tret-'' 10 UOU6Ud l hal'kyurd Ideal l<X'allon Excelll'nl concht1on Boul 11ccci.i.. 11pnnklerB. 11111-0 .:11n1.it- door. i1on watu $118.900 9M·21~ ;:ift r 4PM. ,.. L.AGUMA CHARMER (;,omp&eUly refvtbl.ahed, ')ant loc. Expo11ed wood, ,"'8. Ule. 4 Bdrm. 3 ba. Mllt·ltvel. Owner 111y1 ·~ELL". MOITHLA•UMA ~~· i•'8drm ~ den w/frplc. trt l ·bar. plus huge I bdrm unit. Dec k• & \ibllahlJI By 11ppt PnC(' '188.500. ,, ~c~.~ YIU.A PAQlllCA-l'A no HOMI Beautiful 2 bedroom, family room, 2 bat h patio home . Exquisite ly d ecorated thru·out. Structural Improvement. wet bar, professlooal lundscaping, community pool •. jacuzzi. clubhouse. $109,500. Agt.. 67S-e900 MIWPORT CllST ROCK BOTTOM Sp•clou s plan IV Be•uUtu1Jy crtp'd 3 BR & den, 2~ BA. 1800 Sq. rt . ll1·ltvel. Won't h111t SI 15,000. WESTCLIFF IEDUCID $169,900 ....... ~1 Y•. believe 1t or n ot ! 6 Bdr m '!i, ram ·rm . bonus r oo m h ome In fabulous Spyl(llln for only $369 .500. and a l•l'I~ lot. See It now . CIMTUIY21 .... StwS..-.k• UDOISLI New on market. <>Pen 1·5 Sun. 11 t Via Undlnc 4 BR. lfe . m flllr su1tt'. rorma din. rm • fan tUllC 45Jl21 n, llv rm wilh tropical && bay vJew . jucuui. Only $39tl.OOO 4U&fAMILY OVlaSIDDLOT IHYmMGSPA a.e.cedSIS,000 Uko ne w. custom homt, 2 yea.n younR ~ burely ~ed ~per lcwatlon near everythloa NOW SUM,000' 111.1 .. 111111" .\I.! !1 .~ ·~: 1'.d 1111" For The ~.,..,.,. ......nc•..._ ~~1-ltf'' McUculOully maintained 4 bedroom & family room w/l•rse m aste r suite. Color coordinated w 1 n e w c arp e t s, wallpaper and shutters (or bri•ht and cheerful home Pmr ldscp. w/ln· v1t1ng front slate e n· trunl!'e w 1aate. Nt>11 r 11chooh1 & s h opplni( Man7 l'xtru Owner w11n ts 11horl escrow ()p(>n S11l. & Sun 1 5·30 ~t::~==~~·J 1915 MARINERS °" J,·.~~Y.£t·.!!~~·' t newport center .~ty · PICASSO RI.ALTY 75-2110 H111,i •··11, ',',1,j Ar1.,,t11fH• I I '"" • ' I" I l\ld· I •• tru.ly nutf(nif C11tm bit hm, th.. ehowolece of Cowan tits Every 0 11' cieuntly do111g n11d & perf bit to make lh111 ¥n ownen d ell"hl & 11 woman'.i drellm c om<• t.rue l'a~H or 11m.,111t11"1 lr11 IUIC w tle11dcd l(IUb~ wi.ndOWll, be11ul fp'11. lun t.111Ll c · mi;tr IJr 4c b ... &OW'mcl kit, !ICC S)'li, 4 fit, f'~, &_amp rm4 view 8i2.1. idJo llem• with • OtiJy Pilot Cllllllfied Ad. .O.W71.. ... ,# ..... ,. BAVSHOH "'"', 3 lfr'Y 81, v--•v prlv . co mm 255 & ~~~~~~~~~~I Cr••lvlew Pr•n only. $185.000.~ Wan& Ad Help? 840·1812 OCIAHMOKT 48r. 2Ba. $279,500 By nave som lhin11 to 1011' ~r 75l.o5'57 or 876-6373 Cluall1ed :ids do It well , ~ • • ~ • • ~ • -• ' ~ ~ • • ~ • • • ' • • • -' 4 . ... ... ................. ph 811\ Vera, Donald M Aird ac Auoc.1324800 or d ·S9'75 ... WlURY LIVIMG TOT ~L NJY ACY A. !>uperb hreblyll· with st>a hrt.'i!Zl's Tha!> ~Pl!<'lat·ulur h o m t> •~ ~urrounded by gruenhoube t yp.• K••r<lt·nb und thrt-t! &.-overed pal1ue. MuM11H I. H 3 l>drm~ plub honu.' rm :Q fo .1m r m "'1th 2nd frpk Form.al c1inin..: h.ll l'ht•n t-allng an•u Can't bit! du11l11· •tl'il for prtu• ul $! 15 ,000 Cull ('ll"t• t\1•\ flk r ~"' 1440 o r s.u l~t ._., i·~ ........•.....•........ ·····•··••••·········•• .......... 1100 ForS• 11 00 .............................................. ~ ~OH:R fo "lO Sl'l:::Cl \l 'h • -..1 thh l n\l'I\ '"fl·• \ Hl \4 \1 I •'DI 111 1hd3 ,.dd.an .. 1 .... 1-..,,i '" Sl\l,IW . 1u·n ,.., h otll ti• h I 1'08()41 tJ;! I MobUe Ho.. Ston !Mi~ •EXCITING• S.C.~dea.auty ~·J c.ip. & &U~t·b." [)Ill C1Jff?,1dc l'lltlldll'le lllr + buru.b rm 1n l.11~w1u ll) th 54:111. l'w k fl'lll onh $lJ5 mo Pn ct"d ll> i.t'l I 11 t $16~ CAU.. 'fOC>i\ \' tKClll07l C .. fonH Pacific MobOe Ho.. Saltt 2706 llarbor, Stl' ~ 540.5937 tto11dltr11 r IOit.!111 l(llU•I wnd 1n .,dull 1rn1 I>. "'" p.1 ... Call~ 11112'1 • Hwitir"'1CN1 ly"-eS.a• l)t•l1&.ti•• ~ :it1 11m1rn11.1 M• h11n11 .:. I! H "J .... I lii-n I. It II k 111 ilk '" l>t·h $..\4 ~lCI '\ \ .111 rll llt lmmt'(j 11"fu1• ;..:11. ••~Ill tr.Jo1':W HIWPOIT SUCH PIEHIHSUU Sl3.500 Lido Park V1l1JJ(r . V\l b\.'t•rh, udulli-Woodl'rl'i.l dbl widl' 2 HR & IMMAt'' Loo Ur(>('htt·I & Ab"<><' 229 Manne J\lll' 67~, 3331 Hv 0 '11'lWr V1k1111t 241160. upgrad<·•I i! hr. ~ ha, OCEAN VIEW fam1lv rm. w.:t IH•r . rnir- 1979 OIL WIDIE r u r l' d w 11 r cl r u IJ l' • Rl'b-Ort Utl(UOlt 1ir .. ·i.l\l1· .,,.1 11·11• a 11 1 n II OV •· 11 brund nl·w. Just h::.lt-U lur l1tnd::.cu11t!d. /\ C', fon· 1111lc 2Br. 2Ba Wuotl u1r heat $:1x .~1110 Thl· n a/l Won't last al <inly &1cu<low-.. Ill\' ~SI 4531 $31.UUO <SAR<.:724!1)... -, S-' 1200 tSBKC72749 t ,..cl"eOl)t or U11e ~ "°"" s~ ••••..•••.••••••.•••..• 956-4500 10 ttt rc J\nit·:ido Grove -----$167,500. Vallf•y Cenler · Beach Living SeveraJ new homes lrfl ID a beautiful rocky ~ean Cronl park. pvt rommun1ty. s uhletl1ng allowed ID park. 3 be1te~ + pr..r. homei. pric~ (rom S29,900 REHAISSA ... CE Mobile propert1l'1> & lllnd de vdupment Co 17 I 4t 499-3816 17141 557-0600 WEEK ENDERS 2 Mobile llome ~ 1n Lu~una Beach. O<'l'On rrocll pnvule purk frorn S7.0uo. Motli&.~Stor. 95'-4500 tNo. S . o. Co u n t y ) 642-2164, 673-0782 SACRES Unbelievable view. new well, power & graded, p ad. Excellent for horses. Term:. Broker. 714/b/7-5611 . SOUTH OF O .C . 21-.i i\crcs of pnow rund1 prol)t!rty. ju\t mlrlult'' from C>ra OJ.:t' Count> Elt>c W 11ro1Jl'rty Un<kr m" r k I' t II l s I :! • (JU 0 t 1fi76-5717 or l 1S4!.3-l-tt.2 FARGO EXCLUSIVE Equcstnan J\r('u South of Oran~c County lluJld yuur dream ranch on lh1s 5 ac re parce•I. Xlnt t erms . 1/677 S691 ur l/522-2CW> Mob1le_ho_m_e-fo~-al-c-b1 , ____ FA_Rc;.o __ _ LAtfO fOI 7 UtoolfTS llunUnllon &-u<'h. t•ur ncr lot llua duplt•\ rt·nl In.IC tor lllOO Call 111d11y Sl~OOO GA.IDIHGROVE ti UnJta with poyl ,;n 11w1•t l"UI de "Ill' 11rtl''"' lo at•ll rWlt $lll0,000 Am1•r w .a11 Ht .. 1 .. :.t.ik ll1H'tllrnfml < ·ur 11 IJ(l3 llt&• TW04.PLUIS ' .. I I r 1 1 ' t r l' m ,. I ' n1<1tJ\ 111t-tl """'1"'"' w 1 it.. 1111 ~1 ri·•·I J-;111 lo-.·d 11111r11ic .. ~ no cJd1•rn•ll m11nh•11111w1· l .... h1 ., v I 11 I u i: <' l h 1• r 11 1 ,1•p111 •I• I) $1 •U 000 l'lllh '1).l Ill~ j 9UAIL A.,~~s~ IC>p.ft fll I JO P.M I f .Hl~1tfr t u .. 1,1 M1·i.J trq>lcl\ 1•t 'l:!UK. ~:12~ m n I h I ) 1 11 1· u in 1· l 111'! :niu 8 UNITS $155,000. t '.Jn l l)l·nt ll1111 Sl!I.~ pc•r Wllt Sup •r O· unKt' C'ounty I0<'11t11111 (j r ,-;H locom,• Supe1 t'u'!h flow c:.iJI before lhcy·r<· ~t.t11c 1 540.3666 Wltela11 REAL ESTATE I Ouplx-4 House• ononl•lot 15J2UH&11 u lurJ(l' lot I ~ahlc ,._. mo•1I l"ronl 3 bdrm 11011 h.a 'I b <'11ut1 ru1 lirl1>lll<'e!1 C.:IOllt' tu '>hn11 l>lnlt urvt 11rhool111 • Upl1•1( ftl\111tl 11ubmll ull offt•r:. uwrwr unx lou. • 7~-1 \1'~11 Jr 9UAIL A_,~~~~- IOp.tt flt I -JO r .M.I LUXURY ourux ~V 11t 1 11u, p r 1d•• o l U\lo1Wr11h1p In 1-:J-.hllh· ('1111111 Mt•i.11, tlw, 2 t)\)(l i.quurc foot unll hJ:. .I hdrm11, 3 bulh,, fum1ly room. r1n·plat·c. un<l lluu bit• .i11ra)(c Ownc•r ~ 111 h ud•·' $1119,000 ' 7~::! 1!1'~11 j QUAIL A.,~~S~- •o,-flt l :JO P.M.I 4 UNITS All unit" rt•Turl)l:.ht.•J l:;1H h l>llJl'lou:. a purl me11l has rnv:.ek put111' M11y 1>dl curHrucl 111 trudt·' $15!1,000 7~i! 1!120 ~ QUAiL A.!~~S~~ 10,-TU l :JO r ~ llF:AL t;STATF: COUNSELOll •Re riniinN• & 1t1 V{'!o,I mcnt s prciall:.h S)(I ram/11-pll·x •Beach prOJ>t:rlll'). •Property l\1 anul(l·ment •Tax & cxchun1o:t• acJv11;1• •Gary 0. Uoi.lerOOU 13811 IOUHITS •80R l6UNITS• 1 '-'l Yea r s Nl';W ' M Adjoining buald1n ~s U f' I u x c 2 h d rm W1•ll maintained. Good l ow n ho m c u n 1 ti. & a rea in Anaheim Jhith spacious 2 bdrm, I I.lath occupancy & cush now. u111ts. Su per pr1dl' of C u M M t: n C I J\ 1. ownership at $4:1, 100 BUILDING each' Will !.<'II on l'on S1ngJe tenant building 5 trul't-752·1920 years old. 2SOO Ml,, ' nuAIL +parking. lllgh trarf1c. T Tustin location. PLACE Casu Pacifica Really __ 1_10--0882 ___ 1 ,.OPEltTIES·~ 36 UNITS 10,-Tll l :lO r .M.I o c. Curden J\pti. on 2' ' 2 IU.CH HOUSES orrci., p11l1 11, pot>I Sl.125.000 w i S275 M 09'tALOT down, rnt·ome $122M A~'t 2 Blocks 2 Bt.'ut h IQl·4921 2 house~ for only $85,000. 9 Rxn-Units 2 lo'1x is 2 savt· t:astside Co.'ll,1 Mei.a vn L>on 'l be 2 Lah' dbl loL<;. $350.000 SCOTT Rt;J\l.TY i\clil'ia Tn'<' fleJlly 536-7533 642-1355 Mt;sA Vt-:RDt: 4 pu;x- 3 BR + f1rl'pluce. Aticnl. 8.17-6.198 6HOUSES owner 8x35. 2 houa~ on I lot Also li45-1304 CetMt.ry Loh/ Rrcut duple x /good 1n $33,500 each m Eai.tside Costa Mel>u. A Nickerson Spee1al! Pnce reduccrl SI0.000. Near i.chooh1. transportation, and &h<•r> plnl( rn an up~raded area! $200.000. (mus t be sold together). 752 19'.!0 ---Crypt$ 1500 1•ome. S3G-032l Owner. UJ..Nl::SS l"ORC t:S~J\Llo; ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------1\17~ IJbl wide Som mersrt. curnl·r lot. fully up)!rade<l. rcdul·cd to $31,!JOO. 10!!26161 Mobile HOMt stew. 11411 88US --- Sa 1 rtf1 c t· V 1k1 n i:: ~cwood 2Ax60 Beaut hke new. Z br, &den . 2 ba. & wetthar. walk lo l>Ch Open hou~e Sat-Sun 10 4pm GW2134&S. Owner HA 536-4733 Single wide Biltmore. 28r, I Oa, Park rent S70 Vacant. $11 .000 . (4941\ 61) Mobit. HOfM Ston 141-1895 l"or S;ilc 1<;nd do uhl1• 9'tEWHOMES t•rypl. llarbor Lawn <;Urround this 10 acre M!'mon al Pk. CM. :Jrd µarccl In ru:.l grow1n.: level Wi ll s ac rirll'l' area within minult'll of 546 1553 Oransct· County. 1·a11 lH· eo...---rc-ial-----f d1v1dt:d lo ~ave you ·'" JI.Int return on your tn P,.....ty 160 Vl'l>tmeOl 1.onl'tJ fnr J (f)UAtL· PLACE PRC>nttTIES"' 10,-Tll l :l O r .M.I horses l/ll77·5fj!l l or --------- KOl..L/IRVINE CENT ER 1/522-2080 BRAND MEW ...........•......•... l!O()O SQ Cl office bldg for FARGO 8 units, 6 unlls & 5 units. lease $4400/mo. N N N. ---------6000 sq rt ofhce bldg ror T~ 0a....1 TWO L'it user '!! depreciation. --..... " xlnl Westminster loca :.aleS.390.000 ·ren well maintained tion 15% down w/supt•r INOUST & homes on two adjoining f1nanc1ni.? Oprn Sat. COMM'L.MltKTC lot& with new roofs : Sun . I blk w es t n r Cont<tct Judy John:.on owner will ht>lp finan1·c1 Goldcnwesl on W. Park 714 /549·8746 ---------1 $44,000. each. 752-llJ20 PI. A gt • 8 9 8 · 9 0 5 5. houMs for saM 170 T Condominiums/Town ' '-\UAIL 842-6636 ••••••••••••••••••• • ·· • PLACE s Ac n 1 F 1 c t: Two 4 PLEX F-'>-Owner needs '7-2-H-. r-on_d_m_o-rc_1_2_,,tfl0,_....-:1 CONDO PR<>rEaTIES • cai.h Will sell ::.cpurate ly. Great C<M!tn Mei.a 101· bdr~. I' 'I h;J, 1ttove & 10,.. TU 1:30 r .M.I BREECllt:R . !'>43-8462 rdrig. S8.:>00 firm SPECIALIST l /685·2004 aft. 6pm Dbl wide Brock wood. lit 2 Bedroom . . • $08.000 bdrms. immediate ot Cathedral loft pion cupancy. Show~ l ike 4Bcdroom ... ~.000. new. $23.000. Central Co:.ta Mt>stt INVESTMENTS ~ ..... ' . othtt-lteal &tet• OtMr ••• &tat• SuncW,. s.ptomt>er 2'. t978 DAIL v PILOT •I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 1Rcome ,.,...,,..-+y 2000 ....._.. Dffft't Ho.t.. ,......._, I Hones Fv .... -..ct He.Mt U.._,.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... • 2400 ..................................................................... . Oupleic 2 DIC 1 "", fl'IJIC. ••••••••••••• •• •••••••• l.olJIMo a..ch l t 41 ~ leecll l 141 Cethl MeM W• cur el/dr up•••. fcnc.'t•d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••N•1' ya~. whrtdryr hookup, DESHT ISLAHD MCMll Vcrdt• J br. 2-t.IJ bll 1011 se1 .:,ou v A COUNTRY CLUI new paint. Av<111. now tmru ~ 0444 Rmcho Ml,._,. $4&. 540-9950 :zo UMITS c.x. INCREDIBLE LIFESTYLE! $31115. 3 BR. 2 b11, dbl g111'. t2J 10-Plexei.. ne 11r OCC A very fuw •tlect r e polio. fenc~ yd. & Nhoppln.c. u 1 6 moi. 1111ll'IS on this prest1g1ou~ •Oceanfront • •Private beach su.2221 or846-t66b u 1 new Tllkl' 1advontul(c tsland. ,.urroundt!<l by u •Treme ndous COllStal view5 Clean 2 OR w/a or .. adlti-. of Ml dcpreclotmn now 2$.acrt! flllhlna & tuulln.; •2 bdrms, 2 ba 77~ w. W11aon. $27.1 AlfC'nlS4619eOAI luke & 4' b(•:sull ful ,_ priv1tlt> 18·ho lu golf •Huge mstr bdrm/ba, Upτ, _S48_·_1M_1_1 _____ _ 37 or 220 U9'tfTS ~tst! Sh<·cr . apue1ou:. •flreplace Coat-r's w• L"X""il<'lll Orunuc c.;0 lu xury 1n Mid R1 ll1· •Cli!fside d eck .. _ "' '' .. ... ,. I kl h ...,fore: )'OU PllY :.Oml• l()('t1l11>n. Will t'ICl'hllOl(I' OWt!NI over 00 nit l (' r h rt ,\ l rnc>ISl Spet'llll'Ular Vlt Wl> ll ~ l' 0 (' Y ( 0 r I h • .or 0( er pni~ y It In Lhe dt'Scrt Tennii.. •on for $750 MO 675-4116 "RUNAROUND" l'.;11 l~95J:J p ool~ Ont' & t w o CONSUMER·s GUIOI . COSTA MESA lx'flroom~ (urnu;hed. tt Many havl• ond tire lollllll three bedroom prn lht-yd1d" S;a\c llmc. "''" FOUR·PLEX h•111>1onolly tleeoratt>d •--'at & money on Ice Pnrne North lMitu Mi.u l''rom $140.000 to $225,000 --t Houw1 U ..... ~ I OOO't of l•.ts 4 lll.-x , all J h<lr rn un1ti. Shown by appointment ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• KJOS-PETS WELCOM t-: Sl!>OO Pl mfl 1nconw only Wmma r Co Inc· . tto.ft ,_,..shed C.... .. Mw l:Z22 645-4900 <.:ao't mu .. ic w1lh th1ll in Rroker~. 71 777 Pranl< ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••.e••••• vt'?'llmf·nl. Sinatra Dr . Ran(•ho ICllMMll"-d 3106 SparJfling cle811 & paint. Open 7days9-7 540-3666 M1ra.ie, Ca . 92270 ••••••••••••••••••••••• quielst..oldCdM.lgellv New 3 br condo, guru.it-. 7141334 .-t26S 8ayfront. pier noat. 2 BR. rm. frplc. m8tr br & (rplc. pool, jacuzzi. Kldb Wltela11 REAL ESTATE ('1t<U1 l\fr~a 4 plt•X. twu :i·~. two2's $1ti5.000 /\C/\t'IA TR i.:t; ltl-.ALTY G-1::! 135:> 2 ba. E 8a)'frt. W1ntrr bath, wallt-1n dat.. aU bit· ft pets<* $475. 631-:!0lj(I o.-_,. C04111'fy ~-1213 > 47ij-3577 tnS, bookcase wall den. ,.._op«ty 2500 . l(ar. +driveway. pvt spa 3BR. 2ba, dshwsr, bltn~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dehghlful home, 2 BR. 2 & po 01 • S 5 z 5 . 61 5 cov pat. dbl gar. t·om OWNER MJ\ y CJ\RrtY ba. dining rm. pvt patio, l.¥kgpur. 644-5414 eves. !'1~Mi~I $425. No ~lb UPTO $30 OOO r1replace. decor furn. """'"'°""' 2n<l T o on thti; (jtu ~·l AduJts. SS.SO. 497 1829 Harbor View llills J br 2 . ba. fam rm. pool, $875 Easts1de 2 br, I b~-~ Qir V1sla3BR 2~Hi\coun lalaoaPeMnsula 3107 incl pool s crv & ~u r u ~l' :s:l8 :J !nll try charmer Pnced nl ••••••••••• •• • • ••• ••• • • gardener 675-3956 645-0733 Uroadwuy St. $102.500 with over 2()()() sq Rl':ACH FRONT 4 br. 2 ha. ft of q1111hty home for comrl furn homr 1'"rpll'. 3Br. 28a. wtlBr. 811 gue:it ~ 4 _Br. furn ~m. nr ~pl::. yo ur dollu r . Owner wash/dry. d11hwhr 2 car collage 1n r ear. ne w & So Ct1l I IUZll "5 Lots for Sol1t Z200 w:snlil lo m ove now :s.o gar No pel~. $750 mo. c:pl:.ldrps /palnl. ava111_~ __ 1_19_. _____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll'Wke us 11n offer he cun l Avail St-pt 15th lhru Oct :>. 1700 mo. 644-0260 2 Br. 1 ba. fp. gar. udllh. OFFICE ILDG SITE lluntington lielll'h 27 .000 !lq. ft lut nt:ar P uc1ri l'fl Jlo s p1lul 5 Points Shop Cnlr & C1v1r Cent.•r $135.000 Uuv1d llourkt· llllr 5''6·l1.l50 Comer of Bulbou & Oa•I Mar. L.::iguna liead1 SOxlOO Builduble h•lll'I oct·an v1t•w lot $50.000 FAUST /4. VITALI Realtor 497-2426 R3 Lot $65,000 Levrl Nr O('l'Un Te r m '> 123 F: 1-); cu lont's II R 492· 7 lti7 ltlildinq F.•er? R-l lot, good a reu in Dana Pt. plans induded. $49,SiOO. Term!> &va1l. WESTCO/\ST l'l\CIF IC REAL ESTATE 496-85.1.S 831-l!f.00 9 lulldhtq Lots South of OrunKe County. with Vll'W of lake & :.ur- r 11 u 11 d 1 n ~ 1· o U n t r y Su1·n fu-l' pncc $55.000 (I w 11c1 w ii I ,. u r r y l/tl77-~l or 11522·20!!0 FARGO re ruse W J\ LLAC t: & CO June 5".s.5354 or 644-9582. dys. 640-5668 wknds f:i 1 chJd. no ""t.s. t!aQ~ RL.TRS 7141729·5966 "'" ,..... ---------Winte r , 2&3 br. 2 ba 2 br. 2 ba, pvt patios. l106:548-3143. • OtltofCoemty $395/$44:> mo . 114 E . frplc, dbl garage . 483 Dmer-.. Jll6 P'r.,.ty 2550 Balboa Bl 675-5881: Morning Canyon Rd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l213 )3J.5.4696 Sll00.673-7099or675--07l0 Point Niguel condo. 3 BR. CHOICE llutiwglo.ta..ch 3140 HARBOR VIEW HOME. 2 ba, tenrus, PQOI. jac. Del 38d 2D 1954 sauna. S425 mo. No ~b. PROPERTIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• ux • 0 • no sm<*lng. 831-2816 • ·_ 0c .. ftowteo.do Port Clandge. 165()/mo •----'------Apple V•y ONSANO-Vlt:W ·644-2405. PRIVACYt POOL/JAt: 11 1.., tl('re hol-i.e pro Pool s <tunu-c xC'r rm MuBt see to believt' New-New luxury. oc~an vie" J)t!r\Jt>1'. Heady lo bwld Furn 1 br $23:> wk ly painted front h1>e. 2 BR. 2112 bu coot.lo $4660wll<•rm~ Studio. $150 wk. Monthly vacated by Oe t S-15 MI nul l"-; \ o Dan " 11 I'• ancs l''n nt~1shC' rall~ ftvail 968..:I014 or Good renter" ID apt llurbor /llwy S-SV" view & ut1lit1es to proper 9113-8296 Ready t o move·in or _644_-_9539 _____ __,,_ ty hne $7650 w /terms t uttJ\ 2 8 I B ( 1 './ 21..., :.ecres .f forNC pro lnM JI 44 ren · ....,.,_ r a, P c · 18 mo. old duplex, lJOOt.Q cust cpts. drps. no pets fl. 3 br 1 2 ba. frpfc . perly 1n the bl'aut1ru1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or anyone under 2S. Agl. walled ya, dbl gar. s.oo· M ar 1 o n n us. S 6 8 O O Elegant lg new 3 BR in 642.J'l04. M.2·9411 tse. 496-1730. w1term:. Wdbrdit. nr lake. $795 mo ----· ------•·--------- ././ 20 acres . Nr s hops & to mo. 673--4311 C.. ....._ lZ24 Ft t• Yllley 3234 11d100IS $1466 per acre. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '' DUPLEX Outstand· 3 Bdrm. 2 Oath Mesa Verde large 4 Br. 2 5Br. fened yd, pool. patio ing bu.y for the investor $500 • 552-9042 ba ( (-!.. f le -..... Onl . am-rm. 'V"-• many rp . --· Y $!7,500. ~ •ecll l I 41 xtraa. clo&e to schls. lop 548-2085 Cal 973-4626 now! ••••••••••••••••••••••• neicbbofhood. $.595. mo . .,,_ B T " leftHWaleR.E.lnc. F 1 C t 2 Peta&clUJdrenOK.Call ...,.aut, 3 R . aburon bdror easeb: Frot lage. Pete Select Properties townhouse. nearby nnol 1631E.17th St . S.i\ ms. l ~._ P c. open 751-3L9l or546-9164. . w te nel ur. S495 ~o YOUI OW>I LAKE beamed ce1hngs. hrdwd SS7-3031 ask for llenry nrs. 1tarde n. $550. p/mo 3 br 2 ba ""'mpl re-, All t\cr1·11 + wutcr sk11ni:: 97 "'"'A · · ~ · u. .,..,. • h 3z•o . -. . o' b 4 •.JVut modeled. WJD hookup . ..-....,... K .. lake. s,m l.u1li is po 3169 ~·d 2 car encl 1tur $450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rOtllltY Ideal for hor'it~ ... wport leoch ' • · · great for churt·h l'amp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TSL Mgml 6-42-1603 Luxury condo 2 B.r + deu $250 OOO Cull Sl'Oll W N h , .. MFSA VERDE-38r, 2Ba. ~arage. $450/mo 11 ell" llou:.e w 'view Mal'(mhcl'nl bearhfronl + frple .. 2 pal105,~lt · • · est cwpart ome. " ram rm . (rplc. n e w MALLOY REALTO a t 200 FREE :;.&O-J666 Bdrm. 2 baths+dor m cptii/dshwshr . cover ed 91J0.4342. , ILDG SITES "A!fordoblr plush Condo loft. Yrly ls!'. Sl500/mo patio. refrig. ref. lst/lst w/oceun View". 2 DR. 2 956-5117l + sec. Avail 10-L Lae OPTION'> 4 Br & <let!, .1 with fee title in Oranl(e ba . Jae ' r ool. T e n-ON BEACH Decorator $52Smo. 557-4135 Ba, FR. 2650 n. 3-gar .. n r Cowity. 11". you have the n1 s.rrt ~ Src ~;1 rk furrushed 2i.tory. 4 Bdrm •38r, 28a. near bch. pool, schl. $82997~177 fmanctal capa bilitie11 lo $89.SOO. 722·8849 ask for VlEW In best location. ,·ac frplc bltns 2 "ar Neat 3 br 2 ba, dshwhr mnke a land loan of lim Sl400monlhly • · • ' d d kids $50-00.000 sec ured by • . 2 Bdrm with BOAT SLIP gar. $500 m o 838-9290 gar. fnc 'i . & sx;1"' 1.460 acn•s in Or:lngc OutofStat• 1 bus.&U-IM82res. <>«. S43S. Aitl. no fc~ $750 yr Y 964·2566: 973-2971 County. Qualifit'd pnn· Pr.,.ty 2600 Waterlront Home!-! Eaatalde 4 8R. 2 ba.. • c1pals only. 1'::.Scrow lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-1400 dsbwllbr. dbl. garae~. Excell. area, HB, 3 UR.I.._.. close in 30 days. Call Montana Ac--IS25 Mo. 646-0844 DA . p ool. ssso mo owner. ~1r. Green (714 I • ·--..-Oceanfront luxury prime w 1 t d 754 75.11 20-80 acre parcels. S2.t35 area. 3 br, frplc encl. NEWPORT HGTS ARF.i\ ~W~poo main · ., -~ per ac. nr. L<!wt::.town, l'(arajle . Refs. S800. 38R,2BA.famrm .. cX .oGEAN Vll':W 1,.,0T l'lani. Mt. Owner <114 153ft-03i!l. J\ v a 11. 3 to 7 m os, cell loc. $575 mot lsc. no 2 br w/gar. $300. Cpti.. and pcrnrlu.. ready to Ranches FCll"IM ---675-IM9 pets. 642-4709 fncd yd, water pd. 27lll bwM. South Lai.:uno. Ii Gro• • ' 2700 .. ,.. .. Dclawan._ 63fl-4l20 blucks from ho!-tp1t al H Selt'l'l Oovc·r Shores 3 br. 21f2 ba townhouse . 1-5 One of lht' l8'>l O('f•:in lotli ••••••••••••••••••••••• homes, 2 br 2 ba. dinin~. C p l S , d r P IS , " ll·fl. 200· rrom lhl• wut<•r i,, acre horse ranch on Llvmg, frplc. pool. fully washer/dryer. dbl gar . Super 3 br. 2 ~a. frpk . J Ulll above a beautiful Sunt.a J\nu River. Lovely rum. No pelll. Sept-Jan Assoc. pool, jacuzzi & gar. fnrd yd. Kul~ & ~L' cov{' Whit" & blue wCllcr 2 story home with muny '1!*. $525 mo. 642-6724. clubhse UICI. $500. mo. ok. $43S. Agt No fee views & beac·h access extras. Open House Sun 63l-2244 642-9947 964-2566. 973-2971 $242.000. 644-7895 aft GI' M day I to 5. 8222 Grapcwln -Ave Corona. 7t4-734-691 I u_ __ •11-.L-1-L-..a Mountain. Detft't, ,._. __,___ 2 BR 1 BA. fenced yrd. 3Br. 28;, CondQ. Villr Euts1de. aduJta. 1st. last Pacific. yr lse S42S rnu & clean dcp. S320 per m o. Will 111lerv1ew chlldr~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Resort 24PO RMI Estate ••••••••••••••••••••••• vtCIRfed 2900 GeMr~ 1202 642-1252. Oct l. pets. 962-5339 r o 11•u K UJ\l II W/\11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• foully 'ru~nlsh~d ~ond<>. NEED TO BUY HOUSE_S. on 1 h e w a t e r . )-' e c· 0 R ~ N I T S C a s ~ 1 n owners hip. Hul ld1n~ ~,~.,h Coll Juck Scott. morntorium. SJ25,000. S COTT REALTY , 714 752-7891 or644-8585 _536-7:>33 lftl:omr Property 2000 lncOfM Prc>pffty 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HOMlftHDYS• LOW Rt-:NTAL.S Call today Move today. !'>:>7·0!!24 tOOO's or V11ca nc1es S\95 lbr t(ar yd appl S220 I +kid .iur yd plt>X $22.5 2br ut1I µl paid $!752+k1ds pets rolio $3.'iO J+kidS Jll Uttl East.side. 231 Magnolia . 2 Prime area! + kid" oil Rr 1 Ba t:nd ~ani 1425 Oshwhr, garage. $300 • • · • · Hurry• Sml fee 645--49111> 645-3415 •CONSUMER'S GUIOt-: 3 br wtrrplc. lg back yrd, , E.s1de C M SJ9:> m o. Xlnt area or llunt. Bch. :1 990-6476aft6PM. BR. l~ba pool.SS:>OIJ)o. :? BR. l Ba. S min. beach. $360. mo. 631-4560 watertpool rruunl paJll lo 846-7563 S.195 J+fam kids Pl'I $4.50, October Isl. 682 Vic-$3504 +bonus patur 3 BR Tiburon condu. $C"C1 mo. Call Ann. 963-8364 F'REE f'O"' LI L'F. ton a. Jbr. 2ba, gardener -...--------- • ~ ~ " r • • 213·598-9004 3 br, l It, ba, ne wly paint· Goodmall241ocot1ons ---------ed. remodt'lcd lc.h . All nrea11 /\II priers DESllAIU dahwhr. bltns, new d'1)11 MOBILE 3 Bedroom _. . . $82,900 Old llunt in1-.'ton HOME STORE 4 lied.room . . . . SIS2.000 TeM1S-Jucu1.1.I ~111..ct 1206 HOME rompl crpt.d. Nice yd-. i 19 DELUXE UNITS 20 NEW UNITS I fc r<• 's a pr=~~·~range that's ;·.~;:;·~,:~~~·n~·.;;;_·~:: io~~d 2 a?:· h~~~~· ~.~: -~-isro_l4_~_bc_h_. _$4_75~mo-- ::!5-:l Br. 24-2 Or Almost finis h e d worlh investigating! The primarily pault. crpt, till' No J>t'tll disp. bit-ins. frp1c. patio. 848 '""'5 3 flcdroom ..... $87.500 "<>P"" Ocean view OWNER MUST S lo~LL 2&'<1room · $80,SOO room to build 20 -13 2 Br. 7 2 "d . 1 · hb h d S7SO.tl75 1442 garage, wate r furn. m o r e . Owner HR Builder says rt•s t ~ntaa ne1g or oo lends ___ AduJtsonly,nopets . Exclus1ve resortalmo.. ~lab11Jty & enhances the value o f $325" V1e wJo: H C'frt~' Ri\TF.RF.ASONABLE l or28R condosWAT~N w ill ('Urr y with s e ll now. Ex-this investme nt -ide a l for owner Kids,!)t'L'Jok ' Movc mto-Acro11s from Country VfEWS s urfands and.w OHTHESAMD ~ n -Al~ Nl•wJ)()rt lil'lll'h ~,...._,.. ~ . .uo;;p'¥.r.. .,. 4 • rdt\'C" • µwlflllllV.411t • ..-N-C"-. I'~'~' 0 r a n A c C o u n l y . ewpart ><!ticll ll~t-'72 14 15) Open for If you are coniod1•nnj'.l orrs. 894 5621 eves twkndi. <'ondom1nium lifl'11ly l1-. ;:$j(i9\P'~....,,,,~ " ucUM~. l'-lJ\ . . . ~ day Smlfee 645-490() Club your front door. Poot, r r I cl' Ti rm tiMMtcs' 101 1s ....... ~A.-~,,,~~ff~~;{=~;;.1•i!::·: . ..a.=:~~~~~~~~~ .. ~·wa~~!:~~ns...b"'!~~c<~i&:t-.r~r A~~- S l .125.000. owner. On l y exchan ge. $189.500 . Coby Ward Supcr locnk. View• $310' Wchuvemany rcntali1 un-962·~ WANTED l..ovely buyer lo eare for ph:nse call I he r ondo lil)Cl'llllll!l Ul 002-77811 me. I'm u single wide sig key realtor11 Ken11lll. cozy & Jll~t ngbt ----'--;.._----1 for your por ketbook. By Owner. Newly de· ,....,.,,. coratt.'<i condo. 3 llr + 16.000. (C....-v-S6l. den, dhl g;1r, many ex- Mot.le Hoftw Store tras. <iarden Grove. 848-88~ ·---$72.500. 636-8835 •EXCITING• HIWPORT llACH DIL WIDE LUXURY SIS MONTH RENT 1978 Wln11t.on Monor. 20r, 2& A ht.'iauUtul home. Rudy to occupy. Calfonla P.ciflc MoWM.-...s-. 2708 llarbor, Str20R 540.5917 . -. . . . -.. ~~·st. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW DUPLEXES Sun Clemente $149,500 up ~t owner dcpn.•c1a UtKI nror bc111·h 731 5606 or 168-:1100 t.'v1•N ---lftconw Propmy 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New dplx, 2 BR t'll, frpl, da hwhllhr. lit dbl g.1r 189 Virginia Pl. CM. ' . $795.000 642 82.,c: (V l3S) Single s . kids. pets '' dcr S300 ' Kld11, pell!' 1-__.___------ 3 8 UNITS -,..,_ -Small fee. 645·4000 Small fee 645 4000 ~ lJ•4 1 UNITS •CONSUMl-:R'SGUIDF. •CONSUM1':R'SGUIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• All 2 Br. solar pool. Owner will carry ;at 9'k with $7 5,000 d o wn . Only $3()5.000 3 ON A LOT F.a st side Col'!t :J Mesa 3 Sepal'tltt:' houst>!:l on c·onH.'r t ot Supf'r I o c· n l i o n $159.900 COLLEGE TRIPLEX All 2 Br units. I W trrpl c. F.n r l garages. N e ur OCC . 2 To c h oose from . Full pri ce $129.900. B ea utiful building 6 mos . o ld . Pride of ownership. Good Su nt o Ana l oca ti o n $280.000. 2 ON A LOT Enstside Costa Mesa . 2 sep a rate hous e s o n R 2 l o t $129,500 DELUXE 4 PLEX Brand new -all th e ex tra s . Gr ea t Costa M e s a location. Id e al for ownt!r/occupant -l wo lo c h006e from . f<'ull price $230,000 ESTATE IHYESTMEHTS llll W. CoHf Hwy. M164M'46 ,,, .... ,,.,. •• <I ....... .,. •• CHAMGl-U4VEST-San J oaquin. 2 br +def\'. 2 totUR llACH•TllPLU C.drwtOltoch 3211 MESA NORTH · SUPER bo. gorgeous view. qm~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOC ATION QUIET •-... One 3-BR. 2 bath owners unit • 1ocouon.nrtenms o<1con. Old S pan .. tile roors. STREET 3 AR I~~ OA I"-........... 2"""' w /fplc & patio. Two 2-BRs. Good ertyr<M.frpl, I Br.dining MANY x'TRAS INC L poo ... spa.-... ....... -"'" rental area. A s king $190,800 w /1031 area.$310.494-8541 DIS HWAS HER. anQ. Orun~e Tree Condo. 1 T ax Exc hange . •FOURPLEX _ PLAYHOUSE. 5400 MO. tenn1s,AC.adlu,no One 3· BR. 2 6ath. Two 2·BR. 2 bath. CoroM .. Mar 1222 ~til ~!.4~~·:;~~-N PX> mo s:IN47!1 aft One 1-BR. 1 bath. Cul-d e -s ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•--------........ location . As king $212,500 W/1031 Tax Sl.AYllW Duplex, E-sldc. 2 BR. 1 llMTALS ba. "ar, yd, kldll & pet I BR t 8" • ..,,., ft:xchanne. Ins pect w /offe r . Vee New ocean view 2 br. 2 " · .... · ·" · _,.., ,.. OK, $370 mo. llll +-dep. 2 Bit 2'"-9.. •<--Sli n son 642·8235. (V -1391 t»I. Lease or leucoptlon Al-118M. • TK 0 ----•• ·-r" Age nt 675-0562, evu ---------• 3BR.2 Da... ..SC'l!> ""S ..,,..., Rent M"uo Vurdn ~ ur .. 3 BR. 2 Bu · · ....... s.1QO HOME & UNITS "' _.....,, "" ... " .. ., .. 3 BR. 21 Du -MO ---------Ba. trplc Must see Lo 1tP· 2 BR home w /privale front yard . 4 Hr. :.!'i'J ba uccuttve prec. Avoll Oct 1. ~75, sBR.3Ru SS1~ Three units in rear -2 bachelor + VICW home • .iardencr. 1rdnr includ 646-6200 poo l. vollC!y ba ll. n ew l ·BR . Triple x n e xt door a lso ca rpel s. dr:ap ea, 2br. drpg. cpl. No pell . avallable -buy both & watch your wallpaper. seoo. 640·0008. Msl have rd. 1295 lat & Investment ~row ! Nice s treet. last mo + s100 <h~p Eastside Costa Mesa. $145,000. Lois 2::.~f:io~e.new cpt.a. -~-~-·----- Miller 642-8235. CV-140 ) 661-0228 <7141 Clean 2 br w /garag<- ---------A.du.Ill. 713 W. Wilson. CDM DUf'Lll-111.0W HICMfWAY $275. S48·~17. 3 lg. BRs. 2 baths In each unit + s tone fplcs. patio & sunporch . Extremely rcntable. Perfect for owner /occupant. Newly lis ted at $249.500. Martha Macnab 64.2-823S. f:\Y·l4ll•~ f r , , , \·\t>i) 642·123S 644-62'0 '01 Dover Drive HarbOr vltw C:.nltr Irvine •t Campu' valley Center 7S2·1414 USITHI DAILY PILOT "FAST RISULTV SlltVICI DJllCTC::: ~ ... For Result Service Call 642-1671 bt.UJ 3 BR 2 BA, dbl «ar. cpts1 't573 CAMMDI~~ workshop. L1e fnc a rard. ~ mo. l250 •Hie. 0ran1etnie patio home,) EvH, 1173·4398: days. BR 2 &. alr cond .. ~ ecz,S200 Hk for Blll or op\r. nr pool. Jocuul l Ui Uahtod 1t'nnl11 Xlnt loc ~. tftwn•""''' !le l)'~ ,.\41l', Adlls. no pc ls S.i60 ~.,It"..::~-:.·-::--I" 1• W-.~1 G~ • S52 tl Plll~rp~ S..00 t~ ~ • ....;e_v.;.;es~, Slb;.....;..v....;o_· ___ ~ wt ., SUM) move.Jn. 191 Terrace twnhae, 2 BR. t AJbert lw. of Oranae>. BA. den, poe>llJ•t. Dnve by fl call lcw appt. Acl"Ol1 rrom 1bopplh& -.om ctr .•. SQ-9142 5SZ· ... .· t • • • 8J % DAILY I'll.OT ....,,.~ U•f• ••d Af* l:uoah lunlitihed Apwlwh""'-'i. Apw+IM11b u.tw-. 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V 1-------- f"U KN ISll E O rARK NEWPORT TWNtlSE 2 br. 3 bu. vlt'w $875 Call 64()..$346 t;Rt;AT RF.('Rl::ATION ~w1mm1nl(, "duna .... 4! tw .. lth rlulJ~. l11llt.1nb n I II h I I 1 I( h l 1' ti I ,. n II " 1•11uri~ l'ro I!< prn 'hop H(llf ctn~mii r.tnl(•". p11rly ro:iom FUN r\C.-1'lVl "l tt;s 1'~1llt1mt' cllrt'l'IOr. Ire,· ~undt.1.)' hrurwh. HU(J ~ I rt p~ p.a rt 11·~. 'porl wurn.inwnl" & mnn·' Ut.i\UT I f lJL Mi'J'S Sio~lcb. 1&2 bcdroomi. t\Jrn & unfurra Mo<kh •Jl>l'n !.1011) 10 to 7 Koom mut...-:.i•n 11'1' Jva1I N lt·<•w requ1 rl'd ~orr) t.1dull:. only no Pt'h Oakwood Gc\td~n Apartments M•..,... leech/Morlti !!KO Irvin•· '"I I 7lh 1 6'15·0550 {8l~:r~. GARDEN AP'rs CORONA DEL MAR 2 Rr Townhouu. /rpk Pool. lenrua. Some oce&n & CtalJIUn• vi •w11 Clo!>e to Fi.3hion l1l11nd & ftn\' beac:h. 644·2611 J BR lwnhse apt, 21., bu. frplc. encl pat . I blk to b c h & s hops . uoo 673·7183 l Ur apl. duplex $330. mo Adult3. no p~ts Days 640·9350. evc-1 640 0942. a.'k for John or Joc·k 3 Br. 2 ba. ram rm. fplc. paUo, gar Fres hly p1unt· ed. $625. 759-9526 I BRCOZVCOTTAGE SlDve, Ref rig, Garage 719 Orth1d. CdM BAYSIDE DRIVK I BR. den, VIP:W of bay , 11mush1ng decor. $650 mo. 759-1002 agt IV IBr. unfum, cpts, drps. frplc, pvt patto, l(ar age, adlt only no pet11 $385 mo yrly lse. 673-7552 CoetaMna 3124 • •••••••••••••••••••••• c.. .. Mno 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe 2 bdrm S37~ Garage frpk ~~28 Delio• T OW°Rhous• 2 br. I~ .. bo. pvt patio. encl l(araj(e $32$ 967~ 2 Br, new P••nl. cpls. pal.lo, Ol)t!n Sat/Sun 9·7 lT19 Westminster. apt A ~-4107 2 BR 2 lia. Ille chel'rful room11 & clo:wts. 0 1W, dusposer . lndry. 2 ('IH gur $3GS. Adults. Oft 3 occpy 646-4757 see now 2 RR Duplex. encl g11r. no pets. $270 mo lst & last +dep. l938·A Anaheim Ave. 631-3856 Lovely new 2 br. 2 ba, bltm. frplr. patio. encl ~laundry rm Adi ts. . 540-6338. 2 Br tfcl· cpts, drps. leads ok o dogs. S2'JS. mo 979-01.36 Bachelor. new. good E s tde locatton $2.SO mo 759-1 IJ l or 837 ·0666 EASTSlDE. Nr new. 2 Br. de<-k. gar, $328/mo. Call s:r.!-4649. Qwet 2Br. lBa. tum kit. newly decor'd , lndry (ac1l, encl gar $3l5. 1970 W all d re. 646 -1850. 111r, 2 pullrn., 1hhwhr MittlORVl•jo J267 Agcnt6447:183 food bar, 111;1r, Wt D. 8e11ut cond AdulL1>. no ••••••••••••••••••••••• adJt:. MOO lower. upper ~ti please 12 m o& A.IJso Villa condo. 28r &uch house. 3 UR A $500 548·9647 or673·5644 le:AllC' $57:>mo Av1.1110d. <!Hn tJ!iO 830.7721 frame.sharp S67SPcggy ... • ..,.,. t.ech/S..... 1700 16th SI <Dover at 16th 1 642·8170 l~lh Oay1o 633~1 ur 770 7j91 586-7737 · Broms,Rllr11.64S l~l S450 yrly deluxe 2 hr. eveii S52 499b ' guru~e prkf(, no pets Park Newport furn. sub- -MOV~: 1UG1rr IN J,(H1se Beautiful new dupll'x uuil (i7S 30631'Vl'li & wknds . lease l br. October.~. S45-Gl55 Mesa LA MAHCHA Ans Large t.2&3 bedr oom garden apts. Dshwhr. bltns. encl. gar. gas bbq. Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott . Pines I br $305 Adults. no pets. <!USO Harla Ave ~9·2447 br. garu;c. la undry fac1I 2009 aple. Adults. $275. Mgr apt K. 548 611:15 E·stde: 2 BR. I b11, I ('ar ~ar. pvt yard. avail 1017. $325/mo. S48-21SJ Northwoods Bnind n•·w 3 or ~t'll , 2 RR. 2 bA, n1•w Ill Newport lleights J 559-7123. ------- hr. 2 b11 hom1· w fq>lr. twnh.-.e Prvt l!lld ullll BR. 2~ bu. Spuc1ou11 2 Bdrm. I bu. S.SSO. New 2 br. 2 ba. all bltn: .. Wl'l bar. AI C, ~Jm rm Country Cl ub view. pool: George Wllliumson yeurly 2tJt11;o, Agate OCEANFRONT. class A frplc. encl. gar. putio. $625 Agt . Nu rel' prof decurutcd,SM()mc Realto_r __ ~5-1564 M:ent 673·8700 apt&area.newredeco. lndryrm.$350. 1164~. 973.2971 or $115,000 552-~57 Small 2 bedroom how'"' Charming !Ur apt. best 714/67S-4688Adults TSLM&ml 642·1603 Pl. 642-5073 "E. 2BR. 1 ·~ea. 4! LGORAHGETRH ..... wpof'f leoch 3269 j.~~.!:plr:oc~ ~J~l~s wi~~ location. $395 mo SanCa....nt. l776 MESA VERDE home at HOMrr. •••••••••••••••••••••• • 64()..8146 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mospher e 2&3 br di x 'M.u .. ruc- 11:' • • • ~-S39S per mo yearly • "'~""' 38r. 28a, 2 ~ty . xlnt NO FEt::' Ar>t &-C.ondo call 675.6969 1a11Joa PeMlwlo 3707 3 br. 2 ba, upstairs. 2 lge apts, no pets. 546·1034 lhruout $475 mo 551 2M7, rentals Rental f'av1hon. ---------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• porches. Beaul decor. Stunrung lg lBr garden &44-3802 67!>-49l2Dkr Ye1tr round" Only $200 Large beaultful Buy drapes 3 blcks to bch apt, pool. i-ec a rea. 1255 Stogies ok' ! On be&ch Front 2 bdr. gar. Utl.s $425. 492· 1636 mo. 710 W 18th St. · 3 br. ! ba. fam rm, frplr. 4 BR. 2ba, rormal d111 rm, Small ree. 645-4900 new parnt 10 & out Cen ram rm w/frplc. rumpus •CONSUMER"SGU.IOE paKi. $450 per mo Winter 2 bd. I~ ba. carpet near Adu.Its G rd lral A/C new lnd.scpg rm.2700sqft. Back Bay, 548-6746 Ocean; ~undry. Yard. apt 2' ;;~ rac~~ZI.·~~ yrs old, fplc. pvt pat . gar. new painl Adlls. no pets S300 mo 548·~79 U.STSIDE C.M. 2 BR. s uper nice. $375 mo incl util 751·2060 BR. rozy. beams. patio. f(ar, nr sh ops. bus, k 1d11 ok $500 m o· ss7s. 41 vai1 1 m med· Students!! We have a ren· 2 BR dlx nr bay1ocean D Madrid87l-4483 bbq area. closed garage · 830-4600 · 00-9S67 ~~ you. Sma 11 fee Wlllter rental $375. S4 5o111tt LCICJllltO 3786 Also 2 br townhse. In 2 4 bd rm 3 ba Orn rm SEA VIEW 3 bdrm. 21.._ •CONSUMt:R'SGUIOt:: yrlyb1e 871 9467 ••••••••••••••••••••••• qi.Dre 177 E 22nd. Apt 10. L" 2 1 1. . ba. + fam rm. ocean ------OCE o 645-?A98 ~ illm rm . 1r~p an•' view, pool/lcnni:.. $975 ---------•I Wintl!r to 1;179, Balboa RI. AN F~R NT Tr a tier ---------- oc·ean. S3JO 645· 1223 MR 2 BA UPP<''· Mesa dt'I ~ • ••••••• °" IHch 1140 a...,........ 3141 • ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br, lh ba. /rplc. 2 rar Av;i1I 1mint'd ~rUf l' nt oc 'J'Sl_,Mg S4SO ml 642 lllOO s HARP/NEW 2 bd frpl c. gar. no child, 002 7788 (Uk for ~ Macki Lac 3 b r. 2...., ba. cnrl Mlle lO 1*ach rdnr & wutcr pd orB47 <l<l37 ~&l(e. Ir G 960-4603 U••U.o Cottt. Wid e or~an \ •~·w' Clu111c 11n:h1tecturl' on llCfC'~ Of 1(<1rdt!n1> It l11wn' l'ool & spa ~till" hvrng Cl<Mle to beach & shoppin11 lluge 3 br. 3 ba ptnlhowlc Ali.o 2 br Ir 2 ba apt ~'lcs. Dining rm11 fllgh ce11 rngi. lde11l ror unllque:. & PlllOtln'I'> M.nu1t• lldults S7SO to i1200 mo 494 4&.lor 494·0017 N I OHHT NCREASE l l](>drm, I bnth c0Ut1ge 0~ I VF.AR Ocean Vlt.'W I 8kk to F' New lux unous 2 nr. 2 &. beach, SJS01mo 494·7~7 llni;, trash com or 494·4212 incldo; b pact or patios. Ji & refrig Pvt I Bedrtr\, 1 bath a pt 'rom $395. Ocenn view Block to RJty 839-6623 bl:.ach $310/mo. 494-7287 Gemjni 2 BR 2 plex. p Ba 1n custom 4 _or_4_94_42_1_2 ____ _ vt patio & gar S ngl Sl y. 1 mt from North end, P111noram1c: $350. 534J.SM9. 817 <>ee8n view. 1 BR. 1375 + beach. Geneva. Apt 8 _u_u_l _4_99-_3636 _____ _ Deluxe n 2 ba , 3 ocean e.; 4-plex . <! UR BR, 2•,., ba Nr From S39S I BR. orean view. $325 549· I Ul6 or 549~ l l87 846-l.591 Sparush BR I""• l.ge I br apt. almo11l . oceanfront Im med oc-4· Plex upper. 2 rupy for 1 or l $295 mo ~~o ~~c N~ 494.3433 duys, 499-5181 balcony CIVIC c enter & High _e_ves ________ _ School Call aft IOAM . 847-4.slO New delu xe 2&J br No Hewpcwt IHc1'I JH9 pets Encl gJra"'e,,• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5. !>68 2720 . VERYNICE 964 ·37!) 963-8908 Newdelu xe3bd.rm 2 ba. Fr. P l Separate Dis hwasher. la undry facili· $44-0 per mo. ty. Pal.lo Quiet I newly r 536·3835 br t n plcx -unit. e<lec ~o • dcp 962-2669 •I Br PT1vac:y L ong lje.11:h Uttl pd $185 0 pet:. 833-8974 Adults. n •2Br dplx, 2 bllcs O<.'n wtlh ge P 1pat10. encl 960.3884 frplc: lar garMSO WALKT bke new. S?.2S per 0 BEACH. bach . stove & refn11 mo S36·2456 or 962-8050 WALK T Sll!O per 0 BEACll. bach. mo 536 2456. 962.805() 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, w /all bllnt1. WATHFltOMT WITH rtU & DOCK for one 30' or two 20' boats. Remodeled to new thru -o u t. Obi J:ar . lllDrage. 2 add 'I orr slrl!t't pork1ng· !!paces . S8SO. mo Jacobi. Ri-:illy. li7S-6670 ) NOW YOJ CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Park New~rt WXURV APT LIVING Overloo•ung The Water Mar ~'· f''am1ly, no $3l5 Ll(t.' wr rond br.1nd nt·w und (21.31430 362!:1 5 IEDROOMS 4 OR. 2 BA 4! buk 's $475 Park. winter lrlr rental I Br. cpls. drpt.. ~tovi·. 3 beau11ru1 S650 Jnt·. .-no AICl 540·ZWS 3Pvthcrus +pier+ JJOOI. lud'> ok. no pct:.. $2.W nu 4! br nr park Klds ok 1\va1l 10 I 7911 l,wcury T11wnhou't' 1\pl .J lloll. f!R, ~0211. pa~cr gardt'nt>r673 2952 Harbor vu Knoll~ 1.·undo, Spacmw. hum•· on Lido (Jueerullze bed. color tv. mo. 97ff·Ol3ti EnJOY $750.000 s pu- lacular ?Spa. 7 s wimming pools, II lighted COUl't.b. milt!:> of btkt> tr111ls, put· ll~. !>hufOeboarcJs 211drm ih•n 1•1111 unit bit' with lt.1rj!c II\ 111g (.lc•l•<rn front .and ullu·r l'omp. furn. $325 ulil. 111 tt·nnai. 11111,i Sli:lll m1o rnom. rormid d1n1n~ Wmtcr :rntl yt·arl,v n•u dtl 4911-2832 644 ~Yli 631 ~11170 room l d 1· n I rn lab I & 2 lid ltm S2.50 111 HEW.-ORT APARTMENTS W rm 11 'l ha SJ\15 llli5 9373 &ch.'> from $.149 50, mo Abu Illa bdrm plan:. <!story townhouse~ ~Maciu11i:·irvine ! \ I I t I'\ I \' 1 &::a1>tbluff I hdrrn t•xt·c hornc ur :1 btlrm 1 d1·n U K LH ~825 mo 1-.chOS-~" W/l(ardeni•r Nn Pl'li. •sso/ MO. ltcfs rcq'd i\v;ul Sept • 28th. 645 7388 or 642 3524 2 BR + conv dt!n home By appl w/ooauurut golf course & __..;...:._ ____ _ •'u h1on Is land view BAVSHORES, 2 BH. den. from 2 Is:. patios Very 2 BA. fplr , bltns. gC1r. P"l private. ground level ~nd heh $895 mo ()wntai..'t umt. only steps to pool & fi75-356tl golf club r estaurant - -----fV 1451 3 HR, 2•, b;i 1.·11ndo, formal Paula Batlt>y 642 8235 I & inrorm din rm Nr N B Tt.•nn1s C lub $650 640-1600 IAYCREST 111a1.·ulal1.• Sl 50U 1110 $5.'il) per mo lsttlust &. ... _nh letlht.' • Ct H 673 4!.14!8 .....-~shed <! BR $2 10 lnfontl> only Malure adults No 1wts 2450 Newport lilvd Costa Mesa <.:le1111, m·w & frt•sh :1 twtl home w1lh 111101 & tc11n1s fal·ihllt'b uv111I 1';11::.y w&.llc to beach i575. mo oc~:AN l"ttON'l', :J bd ....................... . rm 2 bu lrg r<im . rm lal»oa llland J806 avml St·µt lo Ju11t> 16th. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.570 per mu llll' utl pre· Bayfront Mam Channel Spac1out1. qw et 3 bdrm fer fum1ly dayi; 675·7060 Upper Scenic 2 Bdrm townhse apt w/lgc pvt or642-3857. • 1. '>IW"' · patio. Pool. Adulti> <.:harming 2 llcllruoml $550/mo se.67s . .....,, Sorry, no kids or l)el1' ho me on Lido with Lux ocnfrnt winter 2·J·4 f.4(2Bd lBa newcrpt d r $375.645·338lor6755949 pnvacy $800 muleasl' Br, fro m $47~. Cal l &pt. Extciean. Vrrenl. -~7M f\lm or Unf 1450 Late 2 Br . .I ba, I story. s hag. ON WATER<! tx'CI hom1: w1lh boat slip $750 l1:a::.t', Furn or un furnished. Woterlroftt Homes 631-1400 CoroM ~Mer 3722 eve675-l338/64-0·0473dys ~~. P:~ro. ~d'I~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• So. Bay rron l Io we r 2544 !::Iden 0 1538·8406 IEACOH IAY duplex. Mill.ion S view 3 Spacious 1 BR. furn or br. 2 ba. S7SO mo. 675-3878 Specu1l S 1tu11t1on unfum 1'c-nnis, pnvate bt-at:h $375 Le1J111N1 .. och 3248 •..•••.••..•...•....... ~pal'U>W. 4 bdrm . :J bath -------- $ii.SO unfur/S700 rurn. llluc home, avail Ot't Sth. On the beach' 2 br. rum or Ltt11oon Villa, ocnfrnt on puneled f<1m1ly rm. with unf. 2006 W Oc:eunfront OH POPPY 8al'ht'lor Apt Attractive. sunny & modrrn. 209 Topai. $225 mo 675·6239 S295 I br apt. for only S22S-new pnvate I Mory fo'or adults over 30 No pets. De~tt rcqu1 red 752,UIJO Furn <! liH houi, ... 't1I 6/IS $350 Agt. 675 S930t 675·fi494 pvt bch 714 1499 3217. boo~hl'IVt-!>, formal din 631-0900: 759·l677 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 271C E. 16th Pl. 2 BR I HA. 213/703-0'l.30 tni.: rm , gab liBQ. in licJCany;Townh,. HwwfinqtORhoch 3740 Lovelylowe~duplex,2 BR car pets/drapes. bit an tertom' very pn~utc 2 b d b 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & den, 2in ba, steps to gas oven range. r l08e lo lc6oa f'tftiftsulo 3807 EMHALO IA Y mi.tr. are11 , convemenlly r. en + wet ar. ~ shopcs, No pets. 1265 mo HOME with OCt::AN VU clooe to Irvine mdus lnal ba. lots of storage & ex· Bach beachfront w/v1ew. beach. 1355 E . Bulboa 1st & last +SIOO deaning $.l:Jlli to beach. 3 bdrm & freeways , $1300 mo .. lras, mirrored doors, color tv, t•arport. Near <213) 368·7094 or (213) dep.644-0452 Wllh charm.secuntyand leaseonly. mstrswte. frpl &cable, new $250 tnt.' ulll . _4_78-_707_1_~=9---- ptM1cy. $1200 mo y rly EILHH HUD SOM seeurity, pool, lenn i11 & SJ&.2444 I or 2 Bdrm. Winter. Furn NEW BREED APTS Walcrlrnnt llomes Jae. Adults, no pets. ------I Bdrm loft $340 & $.120 Call 63l·l4oo REALTOR 644-0322 $770/somc flexibility on Laguna leach 3748 avail. Ocean view. Avail Water pd. No children or ----the renl. 955-2602, ••••••••••••••••••••••• immed. Call Wknds & pels Pool a U" 11.,rbor Vie 5 °R G t wkdys afl ... 673·''958. · J c "" 1 · 3 Bednn, <! hath. otl'an ... . w 0 • rea 675-5535 LAGUNA llEACll MTR ;J " garage 645-4411 . Vlt'W, li:e lot w /fru1l P,atio. t:ommun. pool. ----------• INN. $'15/wk & up Maid 544·6899 ___ ..;._ ______ _ trees, so. Lu i;unu Gardener inc l. $850. IBr Duplex on Y2 acre, serv . colur TV. healed CUTE 1 BR AT BEACH & 2 BR Westside, lovely 4· Monriw1.i C M 731 SOOf; 4!&3 Bdrm apls. unfurn. family complex. no pets ~ apt 3. Colle~t.· Ave &12-9760 btwn I ·!I pm THEE VICTORIAN 2 BrslUd10, I""' ba w/gar. adlls. cpts. drp:,, range, fnt.'d yd w/pat10. wtr pd S285 667 ··L" V1ctona 636-4120. I 5 Tnplex. 2 br. orr 16th St, new t.·arpels, drape:.. duldren pref No pets $310 mo 752·8060 aft 5. Dana Point 3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New I HR dupll'X. pnv yard. no ~b Wood rnl Ulll pd $325 661 JR79 $100 MOVI-~ IN ALL-OWANCI': New 4 unit bldg. 2 RR. 2 ba + den. 2 car. encl ~ar 33411 Cb e ltam W;iy, 496-1097. f98s mo . 2bd r m. l'l'J ba. Twn hsc. pvt. ~ora.:e. S3ZS 673·7204 momorpm 1525/mo. 494.72117 644·559fl 1·ves horses OK. pvt yd. utrl pool. Util 1714 1494 S294. BAY. $295/ plex pleasant surround· 0 I B C pd. $225 mu. 7~ 1039 or 985 N. Coa_st_H_w_~-----~-__;_____ i.ngs S.195 mo 751 9930 Hwalhwjt~ leach 3840 c u x e 1 g a n yon SS6-08lO 1-2333, 496-5660 •••••• • •• •• •• •• ••. •• ••. Townhome, 2 Br, 2 ba, ------~e I br. huge UP·lllalrK E:MERALDIAY Ava ti a bit' now uni ti 8/1 /79. Great ocean view Hug~ charmin.: ltvrni: room. w/h1gh bl!am Cell lngs 3 RR & f umlly frplc. pool. Jacuzzi, ten· Wat.erlront 4br. 2b11, dock. Orean l''ront 2 bdrm, f~I. IALIOA Ans. bal Walk-in clst. 1-:lec Sharp. be.sch. 1.2 & 2 BR. nis. adults, no pets Spec cpts. df"PS. bltns S7SO gar to I(•·· h g c de" · I & 2 BR's, $275 & 1375 kit. adults, no. pets. $270 frplc .. dishwshr. garas,w tacular view $650. mo. 3404 Marcus . 644·!1!13<!, Winter, $o1SO no lll'ls per mo. Furn. avail Nr 372 W Bay St. <.;M &patios 96C).2358 494 5792 Avail 1mmed. 759-0187 _752_·8686________ --------loth St. beach. Call Sall 646-4.517,631·5454 Townhouse. lovely. spac. room , ca ll 1·o llc1•t , Xtra lge 3 bdrm. 2 bu 8 OS · 3 6 6 · 7 C! 5 I or Duplex. 1 house from 80!1'871-47!).S ocean $SSO /mo. 8JS..2607 Nwpt llL'I 3 br. 2 ba, dbl OulSLandrng <!BR. occ-an-Prope rties. 675-4890 . Slunrung lrg 2 BR 2 ba & home-like 2 br wrth gar w/boal access Xlnt front. 40· wall or glasi. lo afters pm, 675·59'12 garden apt. Pooi. Ree Pvt. galed entnnce + 2 toe Lease$SSO W/l(rdnr obeccahn CP1vt blatr!> to Duplex 2 br frplc sun· area,$295 710 W 18thSl pallos Some with alt Brok ... ., 14 ... 962 .,.,,,., ar . Ost' to town · · g s pool er ....... ..,, . ......., W1n"•rorye1•r round tc~. deck, bay view, S4SO. mo FOURSE""ONSAPTS arage. wimmrng 3Dr. 28a. QUl<'l l'yn set· IMI Pha~e Ill. vu•w, new "" • .,~ J"" J·c .. -· Tenrus courts I By Own'. 213/790."""S. Ul-llBS Spac. 2 br to··-.. -.... e, 1 •~ b~'-....... to H. u.ntington s hop ting . step s lo b r h . paint. clean Sbr. 3bu. Luxunous3br. 21, bacon w<> wm..,_, ~ ,.. I bdr duplex f''pl. ~11r S111~I adult. no Pl'li. 1\va1I tO·I ~l~'i·OW5 Hwlwli!4CMt ~ 3841 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lagoon 3 br. 3 ba. LR. fmu dine. cal In kit. l<:n rus, pool, jaC "46-321 1 l UR, bit-Ins. ""•fn..i. nt'W carpe l. drape<. 1\r r from hch 213/592 51113 ---,,...... 3844 • •••••••••••••••••••••• •BRAND NEW* IRVINE·s NEWEST An COMMUNITY t:lt'c k1lch. pnv. patios & bul<'Ol11C'.~ rrph. draptiriei.. park111~. eli-valOni Optional rruucJ :.erv1ct' Al Fashion Island. Jam bore•· & San Joaquin ll1Us Hd. 714/b-44-1~ Bachelor un11 "t bloc·k from beach All Ulll pd No kid:.. no pcti. 201 t: &lboa Blvd ~o per mo • ~ec-unly dt:p Call Sue 556 77tf1 HERITAGE POINT New Hayfrnnt J RH. 2 ba, fplc. lndry hook up. dbl encl gar, upper unit An apt community de Spet•turular bay view signed with you 1n mind w/bch area $800/mo yr- featunng 8 spacious floor I}' ~1!171i plans. F\irru:1hed or un· .....;... _______ _ furni s hed 1 2 & 3 West.cuff.:! BH. 2 ba, d~- bedroom apls Im h1x condo. New cr pt.:.. medlak Occupanc·y newly painted. ~ mo ~-6296 FEATURING •Park I.I Ice setllnl(. •Lighted te nn1:-1 courts • Recreauonal fac1Ut1e~ •Pool & jacuzzi •Gas BBQ •Sparkling cleun lnun dry •Garden patio kitchen •Open beam ceilings • Kingan:e bedrooms •Large walk· in closeu • Pnvate dress in I( arcui. •Ac1:ented wall:.. ------Dix 4br. 2bu, encl J(ar , nn peti.. "'1 blk bay /brh. S6001mo yrly lse 644 1103 •DB.UXE• Eos tbl urr 3 br. 2 ba Lc~e Inc l. ~pal'. master !!\Ute. din rm & dbl garage l\ulo donr opener avu1I l'ool & rttreallon area. AdulL' on(y No pet:.. $4.50. SGS AMIGOS WAY -------- mRrket , srhool & town, f' R 2 frplcs. wet bar, 3 do. Highly upgraded, 2.!!!497-4672. Totally remodeled apts ba, pvt patio, pool prng center mall. Adult:.. ~~. 83S &455 car gar, tennis. spa. pool. near water, 2 c;ir gar .,....._....le h 37 69 now available. All new Adults. 111fant ok $300 No pets From S43S. Near corner of Walnut & S8SO 6«·2185 $750 mo . 558 1:1534 .••• :"!::'.: ••• ~ ••••••••• paint & carpet, includes 735 Joann St. 646-6483 Seawind Village, 15555 Jeffery off S. A Ji'rwy Onve by 3706 Park Lane. to sei! ~ BR. 2 Ba. frplc, blln11. Oshw11hr, nrce cprt 'g & drps $4~ mo Then rall Jacobs f<.~lty. 67~0 673-08.'I Deluxe 2 flR. 2 bo . frpl. ----675-1938. utilities. eves Huntmgton Vitlug~ Lane. 1714 )559-7000. sorry no vifw, patio, clubhoui.e, 3 br 2 ba. W I D. ga1> BBQ. Purk Newport Apt i.ublet Bachelors $265 11.U (714)896·9961 J>(U. Rental center open pool, adult community aulo dr opnr, nr beach. Lido Isle homt.> for lca:.e lg 1 HR. good view 1 BR $.135 Bachelor Loft. rcfr1g. daily9am to7 pm M$0Month S450 rno. $150 sccur & ~permo 213/567 ·8119, 569-9088 28R $375 stove,pool,adlts,nopt:ls 2 Br. children welrome, ---- 2 BR 2 b11. Walk to beuch clean II T Bob Marcel 548-0901 wtcr 6PM. 404 E. Balboa Bl. $270. 646-2901 no pets Starting at $270 I~ Lake Condn, I Br. ~t d:::xy : :i~ 7,;~ lrtoWn. Mutts. S4-00 ~7~ •, yshore11 I" 4 BR 3 BJ\, 61!> 3029 2 Rd I D h mo 84&6907 te •AC. &dlL'I. no pt:l:;, ocean Lise $565. m u. Agent494-7~ LIOO ISLl':-Lg 48,, 3Ha. 2 "' <;>ceanJront buut. 2&3 br · rm ut • new · · s:m mo. 559.847311ft ~PM .'3ff,~~·"' .,. , cl011et-0 priv. beach, 1m a pts Winte r o nly . LIVEONTHEBAY tarpets, floors. acros11 SUPER 2 br, pool. gar. ~·"'"""~S?Jmm\S:J~~~-fti587~1 ifilM8:tiij~UTC~mu,c~.~ •w:t:.-·~'f'c:M•.6 -~ . f/g~.t:~~·, ~:~~~~~~1'::'.,!!"'~~~.~ ~-~ ~~~~~~I ..&Jll~ .. d''~' J'lQlbW&i .. ~·-., ~--;. ~ , , . , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---·Pavilion. 675·4912 Bh: · elt; l? ba. 'lrg new upt. riKl'air\J'K. i.s11J Mo: "CJH !W2~!)'5tl:f:64~Y"~ ... , : yearly. S4.20 /mo '"' Blk macnab I trvlne realty ACIOSS AOM ratV 4 n llACH In Bayshores. 3 (could be 4) BR family home. Refrig, washer/dryer micro oven, TV in master BR'. Avail. for 1 or 2 yr lease at $1 500/m o. Dorothy Hardcastle 642-8235. CV-142) WISTCUff Fr ~hly painted & ready for you! 4 BRs + family rm. French doors open to pool, paddle tennis, patio & play area. Every a me n ity I S~/mo. incl. gardener. Jeri Hunt 64%-~. (V·143) •alA T FAMILY HOMI 3 BRs -f amlly rm -formal dining -walled garde n. $595 /mo. gar dener & water incl Will consider pet. Carol THtum 644·6200. CV·l44> .. ~. MC.uoe .• 901 Dover Orl\'t Harbaf Vltw Center lrViM ., Gampus Vallt)' C..nttr 752·1414 67~7 213/263 2l32 546-5880 ask ror Pam Rancho San Joaquin, 4! N 2 BR I BA, $400 mo. No OCEANl"HONT, Yr ly, ' · · · 2 BR. 2 ba, dishwasher. BR. 2 b11. den, fairway to ocean. cw carpt:t?I. pets. 673-7737 bach $250. 1 on S285·S34S c:c.n1ra11o hach Jll I Comfortable new units encl gar , 2 blk:s from view, ~75 1133·1693 67W l.2hves. 4 BR, 21"2 BA, w/beaut1ful Util p11id. 004·3783 ....................... now ready for occupan· be<lch $350. Adullis. no I~• leoclt ll40 S650 per mo Yearly. v,.. · i H v· SPACIOUS ne w split level cy. Nr schools. kids OK, pel.'1. 960·:>260 -_,. CWI~ Balboa Rlvd neur city v ew. arbor 1ew Waterfront condo 2 BR, 2 •-·-.. --. Yard •. ocean no pets. 2 BR. 2 ba, $350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Homes. Phase Ill Fami· Ba ...,...,ullK' .. F St. Lovely lower ly rm, 2 frplc's, wel bar. ' 714-531-1662 8-5PM; vu. 2 br, 21;'.i ba, cstm de-mo.646-7782,557·0085 duplex. 3 lg UR. 2 BA, gardener, new carpts. Ed.afts.wkndll&44·1932 s iJned for the diK-East.aide, cute 1 bedrm, 1 Ke nnybunkpOrf? frpk', modern k1tr hen + S800 mos. avail. 1mmed. f\lm. 2 BR. 1 BA, carport, cnminate taste. &6l-287t balh. encld patio, pool, I a un d r Y "1 b I k to 644-2496 acl'Ofls from oeean "496-369'1 no peta, siso 5411·0916 Isn't that the tioat beach/bay Agt. 640-6600. S.J.. 642-4590or64.2-1010 l BR duplex, kitchenette. Euu1de.2bedrm. I bath. that won The Americ.a's Cup in '757 759_1_11_1 _____ _ . lrg bckyr d Re sp. fV"\ 1 ~llrallo 3271 Spaclou.'I 2 RR, act05s fr emplyd party. Refll. $235. small patio, pool. no ~I 1\....1~ Xtr:.s Ile 3 bdrm, 2 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• beuch. S395 winter. 499-3893eve.,. pets,$275 5411·0816 Ouplc-ic , I house rrom MU!lt !W!e! 2 br, 1 ba, frplr, 644-~. 6406l6l If you re not sure who (or wtlat) Kennyt>unkDOn oce1m SM01mo 83S 2007 dshwhr. itar Kid/I & pel~ -- --;--.--CoftMeM ll24 was. doll't feel ba<l-youre not alOne ok. •A2c f\.t\ No fl'I' Ot'e11n F'ront :i bd 2 ha ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wllnt Ad, Call 64.2 56711 KennubunkpOn 15 o°' of 14 dlstJnct1vetv l:IEAClf 200 atepi. 2Br. ,,,.. " " co 1 r d 1 '1 frplc. sun deck. SJll5 mo 964·2566 973.2971 u P c Pr t' l' r re · different apartment noorplans at Sec'IWlnd VIiiage • ..:er To •uv 675-8973ca11 ar1 3 oo Medt. terraneanVt.llag '" Hununqwn Beacfl Se.awind VIiiage Is cl rt':>Ull ~1~;:t!~7-1900 tlyi.. H•U your rent appli~s to 2 Bdrm on Canol 3 Blks to 1 I of totally per500ahzed prof8S$1onal planning f.4(e 3 BR-. -2-b-a-.. -1-ho_u_s_e l h e d" pa Y m c n t . beach $400 mo w1nU!r The kind of attention you deserve off ocean. aoragc, wshr . $4.'i()/mo. 11 Mo lease w 1an 675-4630 •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling A perfect blend of nature and llvtng-dryer. Yrly $500. ooz.~4 ot>Uon to buy at m.ooo. 1 BR buchfront, incl •Graascloth wallcovering nestled In a forest With baebllng brOOu and quiet or67~ S2000 down, 3 nr. + 2 full utJ.tluea 12&-$275. • Fi-laces, wet bars pooos. tQOltd by natural ocean breezes. AOd to BR 8 baths, 1'50 sq. n. of llv. 675-3824 • ...... that tennis courts. swimming pools. a uan•w and 3 1 A, 1 gar s pace, ing 11pace. #344. K.R. •Diabwashers, walk-in closets ..r-~w 12fl\H()th St. S450 mo. No Properties. 493-11381 or •Balconies patios a convenient IOc.JtlOn near shopping ~nd peu. 833 ~ ~ves d2-8700 OCIAHPIOMT p k 111.. i employment and you've got a plact anyone would · 3 BR 2 b t ssoo • -ar ·Ai&e andscaplng roudl 11 home ~-Ken ~h.Jl,ted 2 BR •r>t. over· 3 BR . 1.,. b• con do. ea' t!• wn r. •Swirnmlnl pools, J.!cuui P Y ca · (i;;""'n nytiunkpOrtf) looktnc pool, e ttc kttch & Village San Ju•n. S3tlO ~BR.'~ba.'.':'{,:.= •Llghtedtenniscou.rU Ont a~~=·fonea~~;oo:ath carport. Adults, no pets. mo. (714~1037 3BR.2 b&,wntr.S4~ •Mlnuta to freeways & beaches • u apa rom ~ 613-4t62dys 2 br condol I'~ ba, 2 cur 4 BR. 2 ba, wntr. ~ t ... _.._. 5Vi~Jhd n 11: L U X E 0 C Jo:/\ N •ti itaraae 1335 Sr.STOOCIAH -F'RONT homt', Vrly. 3 831•2710_ 38R,2ba.wntr.$.T75 t -.OOW a DIM . JI 1nHvnt1nqton V11I~· 1 OR . i na Dt'n, Din, 28R.1b11,wntr ~ ~ " 2 • -J .. TOWMHOUSI r'rplc. 3°car "ai: Hoo11l ~~••••••••~ dUfts OI'\ f!l>SS1"11\~ Mtln.__,...,_-'f"l1~lf-n<· ,.... wn""cd& fl"amll,y condo, 2 br I ~ ba, AtC. pool, jual reder Near S.A./Npt freeway S:WO mo. 962·0646 • associated n J.I '• f P •> WI I\· '· u ·1 ' . .,... .. ., ~ . ' . ' , . Office Open Daily 9 to b ~ <7 14) agtJ.9oe1 r:1-&42_-0ll5_1 ____ ~ .71 .. , 117 •oao ~ From the s.t1 Otego F~ Ol'M nortll on 8Nctl f Bl)'fronl 2Br. 18a. upper. • • McFIOOln, IJlen west on McFaootn 10 SMwlno Viii.gt 11un pnrr h, frplc. ok or 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mna, Ca.Ur. f1imi:Stlrngs IVlllablt . Open dl•'Y 10 AM 111 CM11. dlrun• nook S47~ m o 87~2992 , ... ,,_, __ -.. --,. ..------. .. . . . . .... -<#' • • "' • • ..... ... p ••••••••••••••••••••••• B 6 J ""'*anc Strv TRJPCHAllGEPO Qarpl'nter f'ttt t An)' A1J lY'Pt' remcxil"linJ( l'C! 1-;1per aardenl"r l"rt(' Will huul or <'ln an,Ythlnl(. pie Joo. C.11 All.n or potfll n-move wal~. r lr cat. t•lcun UPI> Ht"b<m b1&/1unall romrtt'I or re· ~.4MB-864i UnJtlut' & unWluul work O••nllo C 1•r11a nte ~ 111dunt1al, reas rates. Want 1t REALL V <.~EAN Sunny Outdoor Dim1n Peter lhe P•lnt.cr HOUSE" C1ll Gingha m Landscaping 11 M aln flu the best na~ REPAJR & REROOF. AIJ type s sh tn ah·ic · rocltsh akes·com J>O·tar . Free at. $41·5930 wt'lt•omc 16 Yr• In 1trru 5411-4891 Q.ll lll\,Ytlmt 9G8 8946 IQZ) Maln, S A ~ 96701 Girl Free est . &4!>·5123 tenance. light hauling l.nt/Ext. Call today. Aak for Ken ~-2489 24 hr no. 547 $846 ..... .,.. l>VfCll t'.\RPi!NTt:R~ Roon ad11ltiom lu: d & bonck'<I C•ll UiM ~I ~1jj314M r r a l om ho Cl11•sal Sen'kff Get nd of umlll(htly trash HA U•upt-r1 Constr Co ••••••••••••••••••••••• & dcbn~. Coll stud~nt. Walls. cc1Ungs , Ooori. & W1Jldows cleaned. 646·6145 Mala.~ Reasonable priced. In· Sewtftg/Alteratloet ••••••••••••••••••••••• terlor1Exterao r. Jo'ree ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ....................... •S.\ •Wont'>'" Dnvewaya•P1&rlun1 lot • fh111~1r1 •Sealrua uoa •\.u• NB . t•M ~&~ ru:,,.oM Nl"w ron•lr roimang llANDYMAN <.'111·i..-ntry. SlS load 170 ·13112 (r11mlnl$ rt•modrl .iddl "rilt•l·t11c·al. plumblnK & :>411 &t28 ____ _ lk>wle Cleonan~ Service for P11rt1cular I eople. We will clran your home. mcludlllg unique rhon·s. with the ~um t NP\!<'lalned care und 1m maculate stund11rd~ thlll Wt' k eep our o wn beouurul home In the Ulutrs Bnr kwork Small Job11. Elst. s:s1..g188. Jllck Do you need 11omc sewtnii l', Newport, CO!llit Mesa & done• Call Shtrley lnt.·nor ('arpconlfY b\ J•). Ma~ Uotui !Jr lne. 4~'1~111 r11 IM72787.~SJHlU l_,1t.-h11 ul1nH moving Irvine 67S.3l7Seves Executlv" Pa1nt1n.: & 842-lll04 ----------• general repuar11 int /ext 1\3.pbaJt MG I Gur.igc Yard clcancni;. FW11.." rates 642 070~ Mo•incJ sper 1alh:l11te an quality T••IMoll R.,air work. 661 ·~ •••• •• •• •••• •• • •• • ••• • • ... •• b .. -.'" .....•••.•...•.......•. ..•....•.....•......... tilAR'SSECR~T~KIAt. ~ERVIC't-~ • TVP I U ~)15,1 mpoo &. slt•m """"" t~ur bn«ht1·nrn.. wht (1\'\1 1'1lmt'r & ~111 lt..rnotld lit IHld 11 lllnll M7 W32 L11"J dn~ S...h In t'u111~t r S11t•t· 111 wood or-tVO\ n•t" llt'l0k11. LloC'k w111 k . knt•1·' & p.;Uo rovrra. Lil· ·d & Ira• Calllor {"11 bO t.1171 011 p.c1 11 t1n.1t"' prof dcunod , vuroa~hl·l.I & r~tor~...S 631 2132 \'\'C~ I wall w sh, wux & detail )lour rur, ult & l'Xl Im p ort11 11 s pel,'l lllt)' 675 lll0'7 Ptul OCC Student. I Ton lrul·k TrHh. tree trim. Kon 642 ~703, 642 4268 Otrry an II 1111vC' $$$$ Mo t. • "M o 11 e ii n y th 1 n g . •--& n--y.-i--colo r rcpulr $22 50 + unywherc atanylil'lll'" .---·.,.-. ......., parts f'ret." est #16710 ,' ••••••••••••••••••••••• rpU 10 min bltilj!h ('Iran b', din tm. h•ll $15 A Ylt tm f1 Xl. 4"0Ut'h $10. C'hr ~ Guar chm ~· odor ('pt l't'l>lllr. I) y,. t'Allf lli> v.rorlf. my•t'lf Jt('(,. Ml 0101 Z4 hrs 7 da'lys!...;~~~-••••••••••••••••••• •• • • Qiltrorucs 840-2620 " Plano twung & repair. 25 Pickup us~'<i tor moving. hauling & cleanups Steve Wallln 751 6149 PETERS PAI INC yrs exp. Master'd deg in Trw 5-nke 1 .. music. S24 + 15 ccnt.s thlli ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• moonJy. 661-1433 Expert shaping. thinning. ()l \'OfW I 8a flkrup(C y ~ ACllOCI LC'UI Typ1n' 960 !>4&9. tU~ %i46 11 t 7PM Bedrtc .. ....•••...•...•...•.... BOAT <.:U~:ANING Conapl ubov.: water boal rlcumnl( ~7 4281 We are a young murried couple. taroo of the 11l competent help or today innovuted to s tart a new bu:;ane:;s a nd prove that not everyone will surfa<·c cleunonly Expr'd Reas ates . .....,./Repair f'ree Es t Call Gene ••••••••••••••••••••••• st.ump removal, lndscp creallons675-282t. m6 •· • Hi•~mrd e.dric R~UM &S. prul~1on•I t"ISH MAINTENANCt: {'ompl l'MC of pundi.. trop11·ul & i.alt wUl<"t 114uanumb ~7 4281 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ SS2·0.1...., ~lj>atchetl &textures IU!movals. pruning. lnm· •• Sli,)0 & up WORD 'Ou1~t Cl.-an1n1t Mt·;u n & POWER. 3400 ltYHh' Sh•ml)(io f'lr' & w111 Avt.', IOH L , R Nr do v.r " Oute h M .i1n lllrpe>rt. ~ 7U!ll tm•nt't' S<'n an· 971 11!>4 l.i~·J'l7t36 &1S m74 t-J .H ·n rn:tAN 1•11n•J n11 ht fret' ..-~t11nat1• 11n larw1· 111 •mull Job)\ /\MWAY ('os m et1rs. Nutrition. llousewarl'!>. Home Care & Comm'I 642 5652 Our own home 11; our cn ... '<lcnl.lal Afll'r an 10 t crv1e w 11 nd (r el' e?>t1matc. our ho m e would be available for you lo sec as our llt·~l re rcfcnre Judy & Ernie 759-0328 Pamung Exlrt lnlr. Ex· RllEST. 193-143' mmg. l.ic/lns Fr~ eat. 494-6221, 642.2624 I , pr 'd. honest. neat. reas. PATCH PLASTl':RING Llc'd 964-1045 Dave A 11 type ~ 1-· r e e Tiie • l.lt'\'llM'tl li'l:I 03~!1 Allr1r t w om.an Hl'k " l'al"l)l't. dnptory & uph p time om r\! Job. ht.• t'lun1n1t ~rotrh.:i.rd F..c:lnc) lYJ>UltC. invo1c-1n..:. po&l f'T'otf<'tl)r Ml .\341 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ang, lnventor}' ,•ontrol, TAVL<Hl t-'t:Nl't:~ ttlephont t'l<' l' 411 l''lna~h <'Mr-Vt·ntry i·:.tm ~ 1837 t~di. 848·00sJ n'mockllng ('all Vtnct· Wood &Chultl Link t.mhotf ~ K·M TYPING SEHVICE --- ctfers fhl. arcur•tr typ Cata "'9 •••••••••••••• ••• •••• •• an' or any document ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean ups, llaullng . W II p tclt & up &l•---------1 L11 nd5cu1>1ng lmmcd <kvlher. MS-7EIH Nee<! ht!lp for your nl•Xt M.'rVICmg 642 9007 Oua11s or graphs drawn p.rty! tlome or Off1ee ---_ t'Ully.tum your dat~ into complett! service or part •V1'.:RY LOW PRICJ:;S• prec ision graphs Also cleaning s ervu:e OnG11rde1\1ngMamt '1141962-8668 for info Qill the profes1>1onal George 549-2015 Your 1>U<'c~s 11> my :.Ul" ll t•ess OELJo'I NA 'S Cleanups, hau ng. m ow K M TYPING SERVIC'fo: urf~rb fast. an·uralc lYP '"Ill or 1111y documt:nl Will p1rk & up & dchver 64:> 7W l llaul, :sklploader dump trk. grading. tr1:e wrk. ~molJt1on1> etC'. ~l-1257 HcMdynlan ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kepa1rs /llandy m a n R e t 1 r e d 1-· 1 re m a n Plumbing . ~lee . s pnnkler. pamung. etc Ally household rt-pa 1 r Ph Tiny 642· 1492 art 4 -----~- HouMCIHninq , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 1-·1NlCK Y FOX ES M H . yachl1>. upts , home1>. or('s free C8l. 846-61112. Landscapinq So American girl will clean your home Ref's Marla . 640-4929 "Al your Service" Home ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.M.S .-Rolo. Sod or See ded Luwn i.. S prinkler s. Plantcni.:. XJnt refs. 675·7633 Cle aning by l.aurie European La ndscaper <ofc '!i.. boats, etr. > Call Top work Fair pril'l' ~164 (5·9) Refi.. Mamt 646·4871 Better llo us ccleanang Landscapm~ Tree 1r1m Serv Qual. work. del)t:n· ming. Cll'an-up 8 yrs dable, refs 1 529-4337 exp Free t•sl Noboru Prof painting t:xt & ml. Low rates Refs. Free est 536 4780. 536-4383 Housepuintmg. Int., Ex· tcr. fo'rt!i! est. Jotul Beck. 631·3363or64S 2161 EXCELLENT PAINT· ING Reasonable rateio. free esl.lmat~ 548-2706. Pa 1nt1ng , e xt /ant Reasonable rates L1c'd contrac.-tor. 963-8825 --------Fine Exler Painting by R. Smor St. lac . ins. Try me 836 5S5S 24 hrs esl.I mates. Ca II 540-6825 • ••• •• ••. ••• ••••••••••• S • ' Pl...W.., l>t!C•ahzmg m ceramic • ··················~··· tile entneg & noors. Free . Any plumbing. water esUrnales 9G2·IS83 serv. leaks. b11thrm encl. ceramic ta le. Reas Tutorinq • 832·2468 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ..: . . l't.'dentaaled, exp'd Rdg PERRY S Pl.UM BING Lah teacher lulonng an .' Complete plumbing fWadmg.494..QlJO aerviees. Drain & sewer1.....:..~~..::..------ c I ea n 1 n g . Fr ee " estunates. 24 hr service. Wlftdow c~ . 673--3181 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . l'd's Window Care. Prof ~· Drams cleared from $4.50. window cleanmic al rea1> Pree est. All work guar rntes Rcr~ 642· 7893 · '' • Dralnmaster 638-0953 Make your 1>hopping easier by w.anx tht• Daily p ER S 0 NA L I Z E I> ing, water syst~ms, CATERING 714 ~-8958 --645 79''"'6 Sell With EAS,.:· ll0!.<I BREEZE Class1f1ed Acb 642 5678 Rosemarie's Houst-clc~-5ll-8l~or897 ~2 _ ing Rers. reason Own H UH' something to i.ell"' Int. ext. M:r11111g area for 7 Plumbm'! work. 30 years yrs . Prof qual work expenence ,.'reeest Sell With £AS ,._;. ... Pilot Class1f1ed Ad ads dull "' di Reas Dave 586-8425 7Sl-3539or645·8287 It's a BREl':ZE Class1f1ed Ads 642-5678 ~tac ... ..,..,., a..tafl to ~ 000 Office Rental 4400 Office Rental 4400 BusiMss AMounc:..-nb/ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C>pporhmlity 5005 '~•/ 5300 PenoM111 5350 Social Cl.lbs J 5400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... •port leodl 3169 BAY VIEW ................. ...... lost & FoWtd ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:.doWR On Lafayette . Cunnery Existing business. wt ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND : Blk German NOMONTORY n . Upper level sep. 6 unit bldg. 2 BR, 2 ba w /ran· tuUc Ba I boa & ocean v\ew. $1000. mo. Ask for Zee. 832-3910 or 644-4964 Yt:ARLY SPAC IOUS. 2 bdrm, frplc, blk fro m bay & ocean Only $395. 675-3807 U•fnq bpettsn! THE EFFICIENT Va.Hage. Office space 500 patented products & xlnt AMouncet11Hh 5100 Shepherd. fe male, nr Share a home or aptment ALTERNATIVE to2500sq. ft. growth Potential. needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~ Minnesota. Quu.Sl-01.ATI.S BILL GRUNDY Sl.30.000 to expand pro-Now accepting new pa Uk~~ ~'l Mo. to mo. rent inc l. Realtor 675-6161 ducuon & sales. Single t 1 e n ts Nut r 1t1 on a I FOUND Black Lab. pup· R ec e pt . s er v • 445 mvestor or group Ph med1c111e & couni.chng, py. male. v1c Camec c..i dl~ huwo•....ci personaliud phone rov· lusiM11 Rental 4.15-495-3667 for more In· v 1.t am 1 n & m 1 n c r a I Shores 642· 7187 832·4l.34Since 1971 erage. conr. rm. mail •••••••••••••••••••••v formation the ra py. fovd aller~y > ROOMMATES ShCll e-H·Save Enjoy more. l'ay le11s• ;\II A~e<i & L1ft•stylc~ Wl' t:he<·k lh•h•renrl·-. Call 546-4282 serv. parking & more an llKE SHOP daagnosei. & treatment FOUND I uppy · rem Ne wport. ShopplftCJ Center Compl ml'dlcal ~•arr 1nc·I mixed. 4 mo·::. w1flea col THE EXECUTIVI.': Space For lease l':'ilabhshed 5 y rs in On. & r1•i.: d1N1tu·aan l<tr Vat· Blurrs . N B SUITE 640 5470 Call Don Woodro llunt B<·H h sho11p1 nit WI I ltl3 G44 5594 ttr Owner retinnl! 6 40-5470 l\~ent ti7:J 73011 M.>My to loan 5026 ....................... 1\MW/\Y lllSTHIHLiTOlt CJll 1'.w l t:.t::! IHoJ t''11und !I 7. Me~a Verdt' .irt:11 rl•m orun,cc Ta hhy Cat. 111 rn11 ·~ old t''rnnl pa"'s dt·l'l11\\1•d 951.01:m 3 bd rm. 21, ba duplex 2 rar garage 646 t;303 645·2111 ----------•Jo'cmalc Rmmtc wanted. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 1600 Sq rt $07'; mu Int utll & sonw trd C1xturc1> Cll 11 968. 3856 00 YOU :"t·:EDCASll" llil, 2nu & 3rd Home ownur loan~ SAVE YOUR SSS 7duyi. only Found black male rot. shrt. hair. lrvrne area Call 644 5400 $575. Delux lrg upper , $111() 1nt:ludc1> ullhtae:; 3BR. 2ba, fpk. sundeck. Cllll 731·287611ftcr 5.30 12.000 sq ft Cowtpetftln RatH 300· unit. W 19th. CM. $115/mo, 644 9877, ufl 5PM, Dick arrun~~'<l fas l. Sept 23 thru ~pt 30 WATERLESS COOKWARE 112 b lk to bch. Adlts. . 213/7984356. Open Ilse 2 br 1 ba Dana Poml on 1254Slh St. bus route. gay preferred Borrow $1000, $100.000 flexible terms. pa1>l cred1t no problem Cull us no oblagalmn ------f'ound While shrt haired t•ut, malt'. gray s pots on head Irv area Mann Slrl't'l 644·:>460 2 BR. 2 ba wtgar. frplc, blk to bch. $435 mo. 84().Jl87 After 6PM 493-0182 COftWMrce Park Fem. wanted to shr 2 HR Newport 833-8813 rum. apt with male. S2S -------- wk. CM. 546·2068 ---I I I I I ' STERLING ,..IN. SVC.:~ 714 /95S· lll101bkr J Blllitne:ss or real c1>l<llc made• by Wi:sthcnd • cooking takt:::. '~ thi: re gular ta mt' OTeqwre:. 1 a the cncrAY •i.ul)('nor deun1og ab1h IV &ch apt. Park Newport, sub-le11se $325 1 employed roomate to 640-4929 shr 3 811 hse nr So Coal\l ON THE WATER Deluxe Suites: 638 & 1750 Sq Ft Udo Marina vm• ~Macnab-Irvine I j I \l I \ '\ ' NEWPORT :100•; hkt1me ~uar MONEY l"ound younJ( fema lt· yellow & wlulc sln i>t.'<l l"al No tollar or I U Lado Ii.le 675 9783 ----Plaza °J'rplc. 646-7657 BUSINESS RENT AL Only $500 /mo. Sparkhni.: dean w /new puint & cvt. Approx 8'10 sq ft offarl' or salesroom ror marine related business in onl' of the most traveled & pre sl.lgious beach locations' Avail. immed . IV 1461 •rt'plart:cblc.handlc:. Found nl::i h· toy s al ver 'l'OOk:. nulnllOU."-ly poodlt-Vt~· Poµµy.(;dM S.CW..ude 1876 WANTED. quiet. resp ••••••••••••••••••••••• remale over 2!> lo share 4 2Br 1Banewlydecorated, BR hm o n Bal h it!. working capital. l~t & 2nd morlgal'(l'~. 111vl'n tory s tart up:., rt· ce1vables. •buy now al this f;rntu:.tic· 640.71:i114 sale pnco• o~ StOX + lax ----- 4!17 4242 MC & lsurA al· Newport 67>8662 2 blks heh/shops. s.us. $162.SO+ uuls 675-3454 498-2853 aft 5. F t Wdb d Deluxe medical unit (.;osta ctpl_t_'411.2103 714/547-6468 SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS crpt.s/drps. stove/refrig, do, $225 incl. util. 552·5896 ----· ------ • $27S.492.&.541 Female mmate wanted Cdm dlx suites. util pd. James A. McKtt F1NANCIAL SERVICES LOST C:.t11 co rem shorthulr Cul, while C•)I lar Vic Turtlerock area 975-0519 ..,. iwllh Fw1dshed over 21,rCM area S147.s0 AIC_. ~mple prkg From .,..or......,,..shed 3900 mo.557·1653,June ~~-r. No lse req. Paula Bailey 642-8235 Kid.nap Cajole lndllstrial Rental 4500 Businl':l:I loans Spec1ahsl Mode1>l Moro:.c ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE EXCITING PALM MlSA APTS. MINUTES TON PT BCH. Bach, 1&2BR from $230. & up. Adults. No Pets 1561 Mesa Or CS Blks East ofNewport Blvd.> 9am.spm 546·9860 OCIEAHFROHT Lge 3 BR 2 BA condo. nr Pett 1n NB. Tn level, pnvacy 645-2632 F'em rmml wanted to share spac 3 bd, 2 ba hse an C.M nr to bch & handball crts. clc. $165 mo + utl. Call Pat or Llsa. no pets please. 64.5-8737 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tn hurd to-gel loans. Cci II Dinghy -Exc ite -Lo5t rl'd & grn Parrot 450sq.rt. Manner's Mile. 4 ,000 s q ft New Assur ed Jo'lnirnr an g. CHEESECAKE family pe t Rt!wa rd pvt restroom. Utal pd warehouse~pace. HB In 84&-68Sll When Sadat wai. gellanR ~1054 Ample parking. Cpt1> & dustnal Park 1194 5351 1 .... ------------------oCf the plane afte r he had 1----------drps 544-8678 visited Israel, r<'porte r:. Lost 2 dogs. blk & wht . SOOO Nu 2720 ft ind & ore au· i•ck from all over the world Cockapoo & beige & brn Or.CtyAirport 1~1 R~>dondo Car . 118, a~kl'rl ham for a quote Cork apoo Re ward Just completed Open llunt. Hch 842·2834 Sudut 1>a1d. '"fhey'vl' got 540-5984 area design s pace In ---c Rrt'Ul Ctlt:r.s,.:<.:AKE --------- dividual desk to 1000 sq Sublease 3000 SQ fl. wood ash lhcre .. ~'OUND it Kitte ns, 2 mos. ft. Conference rm , noor. xlnt for :.:11lmak 2 blk 2 ..;1r1µcs. need kitche nette . i.ky h~hts. a.ng, or canvas work 22< JOIM ho me Pleasl' h elp Beaut Cos ta Mesa receptionists available sqrt.G4:i·4:i01 ,,.,,11omcownm t .... ,., 494-7346 Twnhouse. unfurn BH, Des~ned for a rchitects, R -~ ··~d '°' •"• ,, • ..,., C••·''' CE~TER CLUB ------pvt ba. non·smok"r. $l60 mtals Want~ 4600 noptnt>l<m s. ... .,,,..,., .. , •. ,, 1""'111 l''uund 9·20 male lnsh S<!l .. eng eering. drafting. It' S •ot Lag Bch. winter rental, e•o7223 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• .. .... c1 • .,., ••. , ,,,,,, """'' s OCI VI(' llunt llarb. I yr ol'fO" graph1e arts . M9· H80 c !>"tud10, 1 BR. 2 BR. htd ....::...-=---------! Older resp cpl(' wants 2ur3 •" K>doy loot ... '"""'0'" rhy5ical 800-4000or 846·9450 pool. StarUng al S325 pr Share large e hte 3 BR Office , 600 sq ft . airport br. 2 ba unfum home in ~''"'"'"'""' Educational me.494·3138 oceanv1ewhome.CdM. industria l com11lex . F.merald Bay, orn vu. 213/872·0309 And fun! Laguna ocean view l>llchelo r S27S mo 497-2057 675-9386. $330 mo. lrvme. 524·1014. dbl gar 8J7-3001 bet. 5· 7 714 /772·1230 &9-llpm. 1..ow <.:hartl•r Walle lo OCC. 2 br. 2 ba. EXECUTIVE ~!A~ Membership luxury adult complex SUITES General Conlrudor rlc fo'ecs Now Personals 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RELAXING MASSAGE UobJames-L1c Masseur Outrall 9-9. 494.5111 with all ameniUes-J>OOI. Luxurious offices. ex· s eres house o r a pl The Perler• jacuzzi, sauna. tenna!> Newport U ea<·h L .. -du., ..... l .. ••!I>·•"• BarAlternall\l' f'll Er.J'liANT " Caring. cow1s,etc.$lll0mo +\loi ecutive s ecret ary . waterrront. Will re· w"""'' .. t.ol•111'"' CALL rn11(1dt'lt1al counselmg& •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Touch of Oass MODELS .,.. ... ,... hart Serrice '1MOU Outcalt Professional Therapuelar ma ss a gl' b y re)( phys ical thcrap1~l Uy a p p l o n I y S l l' \' .... ~2817 129 PM CENTER CLUB .· I tt. s Social •rhyMcal EdllcotiOMll •Andr.! F'or All Ages The Perf~ct Bar Allemat1ve! •Meet Peopll'• •Rl'laic•Jfave Joun• Low M1•mbt?rsh1pJ,.1•cs CALL .... .. • 4 , , .. Ynlo( oo·.., C"-t-<'. \\ht mat\· 975 0700 slender. wunt::. ~lcndc1 • <:omparuon lvr d11nl·in~. ------'1) -- tcnn1:.. travel Ll·t ·~ 51 ... GLES 35 + ,. ·~ make ll •• JOYOU:.. t'Xl'll 5344622 • .J inj.!. (ulfilhng hfrl1me "1::! _. • • ~ lORt>ther 1980 tUlh St. """' • P207. N 8 ~ati°" " ••••••••••••••••••••••• FRAMIC COCHRAN Schook'& WE W/\NT TO WISll IMtn.ctiOft 7005 YOU A HAPPY •••••••••••••••••••••••' SOTH Bl RTHDA Y NOW YOU CAN SEE II,. THE 2ND llALI'' IS REALLY Bt:T T1':H LOVt-; U 0 U & M ,\ R G t-; - ROGER & f'AT UI CK .&BARB ----- HAPPY 13th BIRTHDAY ROBBIE GUMBINER MOM, GEORGE TIM, MICHIELE RICK & TIHA REAL ESTATE LICENSE. SCHOOL OFFERS " . - • ... 1 •Crash Courseavatlabh• • •Maten al:. provided. •S mall <'las:.e1> to r pt'rsonalu.ctruct1on •Chooe.e own Lustc-day & rught i.'lasscs • Pl11cement--uµ to 80': ·• comrru:.i.1on 1''ree3 Weck Sales Training Call For Details 831-1003 493-0442 .. Katella Heal Ct.talc &hool 32031 <.:amanoC11p1strano San Ju11n Cap1:1lrano Gwt11r 1p1uno les:son~ h\ College Instr. I hr le::.:>on a wk P rav or Group r ate!> Call A lb ~rt •• 8364620 or 675-1961 • ~ PenoMll S..-.icH 5l60 1 _______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l day Dw·dw1 schol. State acc redited. Meets courts r equire ment for rl' g 1strat1o n call 111 i 1 72!H141 --------Social Clubs 5400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Retired Too Sooft 2 bet rm. 2 ba. Ocean Pront. Wlllter or yearly rental. 559· 1692 eves. 4000 uui.957.1027 perso nal pho ne rov. furbish or remodel orr rc>ft'rral Abortcon, adop erage, receptionist. con-h r bl 97 0700 •· k --------rerencc room. xerox. ours o r r easona e MorlCJC!CJeS, Trvsf 5. ~j!~·~u~~pini.: SINGLE? notary. Lease or month rent. 631'6174 DHdi 5035 5-17 2563 Sold out my million "' dollar company nt 45, but n ow w a nt anothl'r ' challenl{c Looking for · owner or bw.me~. whc ' needs 11n associate or partner Qu111if1cation11 MBA from USC & prov\"n money make r C all 493-9217 aftt>PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 -t & ~--d 530 Call INTROVIEW for the to month. Near so. Coast Prof. piano teacher (goei> ••••••••••••••••••••••• o..v. ~ Ll ..... D ... & u1c111 !~~~~~~~~~~ Roomw/katchenelle Plaza. O.C. a irport & to homes Big Canyon, LOWEST ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0ut" a11"' M" " antelhgc nt & d1st·reet1. --•~week & up. freeways. Call 979·2161 1-;as tbluff ), a Porto fl no In Lo5t or Found a pt•l '' Ca 11 c a•sop way to meet new single WANT ACTION'> A_;m;.b::as~s~a~do!r~l!n~ni:!in"1Cos~'~ta"~~Ui"f.liiii~;:;=::J.,kri,o;t ~{!e'h~!-l~t" .,,,. ~M~ room. p~ t. f ~·-~~' i, · ~~~~J£tit'' J.:.!.1~~;;~1t~>~1;pco~p~l~e ~75~2~·54~-~;;-~~~""~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.....;:~G~~• Mesa. 'lZ17 Harbor Cen· ROOMMATE sq.ft., 5 offices. SS20/rno. bath, or small cottage in l1tT.D.1, also fJJ.S-7313 I ·~ M 11 R It 5402960 &Bluff CdM s I 2ndT.D.Looni. LOST . Blue f e mall• traJly localed. 235 rooms. WANTED u an . ea Y • . , • • pyg ass. Fa1·r"•t Terms sa·n"e 1n•9 parakeet, Harbor Vll'w MANY w1tb kitc hen, 3400 1mne. NB. Blf. Canyon. Excellent ...., ' .,., S . Professional man. age . re er-nces 640·0110. r.~-M~ C Homes, NB V1c1nal} phone & TV. w1mming W II Id c & " ~...,.-o . f'ord &Newport llJlh, Or pool, jacuu1, and rec. 32, bachelor wishes to 1 prov e :.pa e 642-2171 45·0611 West. Flew away in flas h room. Daily &t weekly share 3 bdr~ townhouse e q u i P m e n t r o r •--l-..... /I 1 r and million dollar ocean secret.aria! service ln ex· ~• n•ed/ Retired couple has money on Sunday. Aug 27th. ratee start ng rom ~a view with same. Alla change for receptionist & finc:Mee to lend. Isl & 2nd TD's dumb but happy 644·4l11R week. Capistrano area . All lite ~relarlal duties. 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent. 1·837-3744 64S-4840 facilities including golf. hrs per wk. Professional lutines1 FOUND. Wcamo raner Rm, pvt bath, mature Call (714) 496·3994 or image a mus t. 1'114 ) OpportwMty 5005 ™· F, adlt. Xlnt di~· empld lady. some prlv .. 871.1748,ask for Walt. 833-3593 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l&otDOHLOM.SAYS pos1t1on, itd w1r h1ldrcn refs . S150+ Lag Bch. ---------•I 645-1508, afl"sorev1•11. 494.7346 --------Ofc 500 sq rt rent/lease FAST FOOD Lost: Fem Othco cat. Nr UCI, OCC, So Coast $200 mo. On Main St, 118 Pnme Loe. In K·Mart vie S hady lf o llo w , llouse overlooking beach Plaza. Master Bdr. kinl( Call 751-8995. plaza. Unlimited paten· Nt•rthwd. Irv lkwarct tn So. Laguna, for bed , pool $150. MN O C Ai rt 0 1 uat. By owner. $28,500 Wkdy:> 937 3715. l'V •·~ respons1bl~ yng man, S46-5Sll r. · rpo · e ~xe For Wo 642-5425 days, """.nc"" S17S mo 499-5023 om ce5 w /sec rel a rt al ...... """" ---·-Nr UCI, OCC. So Coast service. 752·5626. 540-7196/839·1060 eves. Newport Bch Bluffs area, Plaza. M•ster Bdr, king l..o6l-Blu~ photo album COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* 24hrs 957-8474 Spritual A.adet- 1815 So. El Camino Real San Clemente. Fully lie. For appt 492 7296 MASSAGE FIGURE MOORS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y Days, e•et. hr 631·2140 female, h't>uae prlv's. bed . p ool. s150. M 300sq ~.to sob·lease for6 VmRINARIAN lla wa11a n vacatio n Ref's. SlS0.1~.1938 546-SSll mos $245. mo. t blk or! CA.SH R.OWI Reward 751-4910 004·131•1 •SHERI LEE• = ,...40 til I £~ ! .. ~ l Miii wh Y1, N B . Orange County Animal Lo8l red doberman puppy CERTlf'IED room... u me • Gtr:ll '"'""""l• c e e Hospjtal Fully equipped ~ 't PhoM 7 wks. old Vic Harbor & M/\SSEUSE prlv'a , &utbluff ...__ _. 4,,.50 prestige location lit u TDIEDS l{ouse Cathi By Appl. M>-2810 .,_.. ;J FOR LEASE Wllsorl. Rose MS-9626 838-6838 ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• New 4919 sq ft bldg. Owner financing 2Rd&l,.. ---------1.Al\ma Beech. pvt bath .. !Mtalde Cost.a Meta, dbl Irvine lnd. Park. lmmed $460.000. 752·1920 SwtNGS& REFl'S LOST: Blk Lab pm SELF-HYPNOSIS entr. Rellp. penon.L n<>n· pr. m mo. Soulhlan-~cupancy 2950 Airway J '-'UAIL CONSTRUCTION female. Reward. 67 ,CoUl'llC8 amok er. $125·a UO. den,S3t·21.33 Or. Unit , C.M. Call Jim T -APT&COMMERCIAL d.)'s.873-6S78eves •Stop S mOklng a.l036aflerS Office....._. 4400 f1andera (714) 7&&·0909 PLACE MIGUEL Loftt : Sml gold older Dog, •Control ~petite y~ l..tth 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or (714)640-8884 MORTGAGE CO Pekln~e/ Ll'lll:1a Apso, •ltelieve emnon ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• IAYFIOtn'OfFICIS ELEGANT OFFICE NOPERTIES• wellt1ng whl n ea collar. •Brea.ktlabiUI Jdyllw11d Cabin. alpt 8. Ca.Me~ VlUa11e·New or. SPACE on 1801 Nwpt _ _..:,.IO!Mtt=:.;.,..:..;Tll;;_l;;..;.:J;;...;O_P_.M_._1 -131·7111 6'1·251 I missing 3 lower teeth ·M~~cJ!:~~~1iJ~nce f1"1)1c, pat.loon stream. on fices from 300 s q ft . Blvd. N.B Reasonable .. ________ ortN IVIRYDAY Ana. to "Sur.y" Vic· •Cff • .U ptwlmd 1150 fantaa tlc Yl"wa , 'f 845-2111~ ~~~~~~~~~ Albert11on':1 Mkl. Nn •JmprovcMl.'mory prwk.814·7620 . • " Wanted. Donut s hop, .:. ' REWARD 64A·l{);g •t.1U\ll.MllCJIMORF.• at.los -parlting aoo· office, w 191..h, CM leHew/opUontobuy. Pnvate Party Will puy -------Sure-SclcnUfac •• SILICTIYI• Oaln • rtUable roomme te. MS-7464 •SHARE A HOllE• .~1 J-. ~ ..t11w..a.e .. ~ --. . ...-.,10,r~~~~TD's l.oeit comb-wed~inl( n na l'rofc:111ionaL a aye te ~e .• llr."B .. u • --..._. S . ' ¥-" t,. ·1 . a.. --~1 uPIW~lllll~ll'ti:llll't• w .. -1003 .5..-., ck. ~n • '1(1~ ._ -:""i • , • ., r ~:: lJ P•· v•~ partdnJ 1ot vlr o \,O!J 1' !t • . CHOICE COSTA MESA AntJque Shop. La J olla. Xlnt office or lndwilrial locetlon, Hnbor/Baker Primt area. Bua. & Inv. ~~o lh600 sq f\ In Centtt. 580'. AvalJ Oct t, IJOK, est.ab. 14 yrs. Ill· a.•C • 845-llll A1ent, S4t-L388 neM. 838-1282. Af. • .-.. . . . . Pvt pty wlll pay 10'~. Mc:saDMV 9 111, Rewun.I. ORANOECOUNTV SU0.000 equity in Ma-9903 HYPNOSISCENTER Newport home. Sml Ill (714)838·7446 TD. kS-8128 Clusified Ad& &42·5678 (714)838-1479 ..,, .. "', •••4 11 •·-· .... ---·-...... ' . ~ "' , ........ .,......__ .. -······ _ ..... ~--.-. -. . ........... . HAVE YOU LOST SOMETHING? First cnecl< our "Lost and Found" class1f1cat1on number 5300 to see 1f someone has found 11 (FOUND ads are plaoed in the Daily Pilot FREE ot charge) If your item is not hsted as be1~g found then dial 642-LOST and let a friendly ad-visor assist you in plactng a "Lost" ad. Call Monday thru Friday 8~00 a.m. to 5:30 p .m. for nexl day's paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper 642-5678 DAILY· PILOT . . Dll DAILY PlllJI Heff>Wmtt.O 7IOOH.lp W•t.cf 7IOOH.tpW01tted 7IOOHelp Wa..ted 7100H~pWo"fed JIOOHetpWam~d 7100 ·····•······•········•· ··•···················· •··•··••····•·•········ ••·•••···•···•••······· •···••···••····•··•···· ····•·•·····••••···•··· ...... W..t.d. 7075 Hefp W•t.d 7100 H.t, W•t~d 7100 ············· .......... ········· ·············· ............ ······ .... . II I I fl K )( Jo; I I' I' f( bprr l)"l\I, ~11rl.111x 1n my hom{• c ·,,II AJ.-,ori Sferter Clcn1 al ('lt'n1•11I COOK ~JO '1'1 '11! 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Thl11 1:c 1111 out.ati.ndma f'ntry IOvl'I J.ll>ttlllon offtlrlnit xlnt rornp1my ~ncflla Tyf)(' ~m C.ll or aipply In Word ,r'OCH•lttq $100 <.iroal co 10 Irv nccd11 l(!IO(f lyptnf( W /llOffil' ('XJ) Ill lht• Mu11 Carc1 for 111mtlJr word J)flH't"~I> equip Good bf·ni.. & pro mot1on11 C 11ll Sally, ~ ~ C:01t'llal J't"t•mn nel A1tcfll'Y, 'l700 II arbor. C'M CLERKS UTOTEM 11re1.1kfo"1 AM 'hilt. t»11• unly, Nt•w11v1 t••1 I nn llott•l 1144 17111J 1·i.t l~. Mr Y1•111), t: () 1-. l'oontt•r hd11. I' 1T curly 111om1111( h11ur~ 011Jy Ap Jily ltoyul l><HIUI~. l\h('IJ 1'11rkw11y, l,ug IDs Al~o Htwk Fll·llJ /Cd in 1-;1 Toro or 7111, 11.w> I. ~I 3970 12t:J 1111• ~ tUI laJ ~ Ut-1.m 'ft IJl>MI 11111 ti II I 1 \' t I 11 r to Oq1 111 HIUttiltd l 111h W111 (ftl\t•I l1t1• h l.~19' ht1\I Id ~l\J l<·~lH I" \11 C ti•, 17.1011 MI llt 1 11nann f'' VI)' """'•lllrr & 1111 ht1u1u·lt1••j1111j(, 11\ M I Jllf'M I .HI fH Wk ~"IH.I )jj14* kt•t•111n.i 1t1t'('r«>lur111I. 1, JUJ111 J;;>pw, ~ d.,y, wk . s.:. J:, h1 l.J1111ll'd bkk111t '""/wr St•«i< 01 """ for J1• t 11'1• c 'upud1·11 C.:hulrt, (~n111g11 Now Ava1l»hlc tor htll or p/Uin1• clerk,.. <11\ 2nd & 3rd sh1fl~ No exper nC{:t.'S51H y w,. trmn. SUrt $3 µer hr. As i;t manuj({·ri; 111 t3 60 hr M11nllRt1111 to $.5 :iJ hr 1\11 vu11rt•men1 OPJ:>Ortun1t1c11 t..o lho!le who qu11t1fy. 1''01 1nformut1on 110 to our Ot.'llrl'l<l ma rlc1•t or ('011 t.1t'l lhe 1"1Cr11011nd olf11•1· <Jl Cook, 1·x1>4-·r P.rt·f lml 11111 llt'(' U11y 11h1fl Aµply Ill ~nl(>n :I 30 4pm, .. 'run t•o i, <:.i.ilf ... Uo.'lS Wurnc1 Ave , fo' V t 'ounh'r ht'lp, u•c c·rt·.,111 . l'X~r'd hl'lp nt't'(led for lll'W, .~m11JI , bO(t ll't• 1· 11· » m JH• r I <ir 11. l1 llli(/ 2H:l>I •JJO 11.11h f'1lu1 .... ~ I lo t" lu °"'' .,. 1 ,1 ·~ 7100 ·•··•••·····••········· " I A "M • (j fl I' I' •I b M'f\llt lr!Afl V.111 llJUI l"lr-.H I 114 .. .,, ntl l1d11lul '\i111l1 tJii l't1n .. 1 l..ij! 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Prr & full Umt• T e I 1• p r o m p l e r o N1•wport lkal'h. 001 W 16th Sl 642·3260 E 0 t: To Join Orn111(l· Cou11ty'" lop t1·mvururv u1o:i-r1t·y whcrt• you 11re tht· V I I• We offer top 'uli1r11·ll . 12A42 lun11J11011 St Ciarden <irovc 537 4~1110 ";qu11I Op1)()r ";mplvyer Cf)fJk\ Wt.10lt'd, 1)1 \'Ilk f U'lt & j u II I' h " h I I t .... W/IJ1·n"C1b. in j..!1111o1.11111 t'OllljHrny Aµpl} JI M .1 &rkcr11, 212 Jo. 17th St COtilu Mesa l>111w1· h'11d1t·rl'I, hnllcl, l;1p, <h~rn & l)(•lly dunct.• N1•wpo1 t Hc11 1•h. Call Mn, lln~·rl 1>45 9'101 . I l>lt -. ,1nlt~l lut ;t:, Ullll hlil• .... Uri'!! M IHI I "" II"• ulhn Jot) t1ul 111111,I CLERICAL PART0 TIMl Eximndtn~ Co has OPt.'O mg 111 C.:08ta Mt':lll, .5 hrs diuly. lOum Jpm Mon 1''rt Will troln to opcr 1n ll'rcisllns sail's promo t1on 11ys for a new <·ar de ul('r Dependable i>er&onuble 1nd1v l.ilt> typ111g &art S3 hr, ad vanre & fnnge benef Ap ply Mon Wed, 9arn-3pm :u.94 c AJrPort Loop Ur h1'l.t Julis, i.hort and l11n>11·---------tt'rm lt.llHljjnl'rll'lll.'1 with Clerks DATA ENTRY 1,. h..tnth llr•f1 n lln Jfrply l 'l•'"'tf1HI Atll i' lla1h 1'11111 t•o 14'1• I ~#• l 't.,111 ~l"'il Id 'f:i16./11 (.,, I .. It 1.11 I lllJ lhr u I.lo I 714/752-6060 llllt 1.11 'I"• , _________ _ top Oruo~ .. ~ou nt y f1rtn\ Ovt•r 2S ye11ni or 1·v1nl11n1·d cxpcrien1•e WI-; WANT YOU !''' \ It 1111J1'11; <It ltt\ 1\111 lrm1 1.11µ. rw11n·1I 11•1 '\ ,/I' I ,lfJ \111 'lfi7f /( It• I t (' .. \f ,.. 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( 'M 1;14 1 7\1 :!.>I ll fo.Cll- 1 ,,. 1 i----------11.1m1k1r1g i\ r 1 i\1o..,·mbly PROOF O'EAATOR --------i ASSEMILERS 121 hp.rienced \t'{1n.ll I0.>.111111 I.Hu 1111·1 h.n 'I ,,!>.,,cmbly & With .11fd1t11111ul l'l~·rwul TEM,ORARY 1t• ... 111( ut•111,..pi11·t· r1m1p11 1111111•11 Xl11t l1111 i-l1l" Js 11 II k k l' I' f' I II ~ S fll \lu1 l~11111 Hunk .i C:u or ~I (')\( f'f,l/J lll'Cd'i IJk kµ ~ • 11·1 i.. w ll 'lt·no ul11ht} l<1•pl} [' 0 l!ox ~II IO ~J11t.1 i\n.t, CJ 'f.-'7(j1 •II ( I II ~·~ 111171 lo~lce.rF/C hill ,h,1q:e hkkvr/l!l· <11u111 lu1 .irow111~ <.:M <'0111 Mu'I be 1•x11 111 ull ol\'I'( '11 luncl111n!> Sul n11nn1 w11•111>er <.:all M s <.:lurk, Mff.~ 5. 540..9518 IOOtcklEPER 1"1,111 chariw bookket•pcr. mf~ Sulary ba:,pd IJO 11u<al1f1t·a1wnN. Do 11ot l'ltll . l'lt'IJIW ~l'nd rc'.~umc lo (.'ontr •1ll1•r MOS S1•al1· lut'I 1.ttl 31711 f'1.1ll1w1n St, C'M !J~ozji U'.!l!._ Meb_a _____ _ Clen cal We Want Yau ... • FfU ClEAIC S •FtGURE ClHKS •TY,,STS * SICRET ARIES •WOID 'AOC 0,RS •KfYPUHCH •NXAECEPT •flHSOHHEl CLkS •OftDERCURKS f"or Newvort Ucal·h 11nd South C'..oomy 1•1tll V11·k1 ll(·st.on or Jan Pell L.er 557·9760 fo'orCt.'nlral IV North Orange Counry ('1111 Koren f'ow<·r,.. 731 5027 To have a d eltclou.~ plump, tasty turkey for )'Ol.lr ThanJuig1vlng Om n11r! Work ij0 houn1 by Nov 15th, J97H & bt•srdei, e11ming m oney & huvlni< fun, you wlll re<'l'IVC 1.1 11 i:e turkey. llrinl( this ud tri your nearest Kelly of fire t-0 b<! cll1Mle lot re MO FEES EVER!! t•e1vc :.a free i.<tft JUM for ABIGAIL ABBOTT 1111plysng. All typei. of <iii s1J(nments 11vu1I Work 3148CClll'lfMliDri•• 54M741 IAerotis fl'rom Onmgf' Co. Airport I l';qual Oppor Employer CLERKS Cook\ Wanh'!>11l111ry of l>l'I Monti· C'111 p hJ.. 1 m ltlt..odJUlC OJX'lllnl(~ for l'X pc:r mM1lullonul n~uk" Non.~1nokc" 1mly 1';o(' D1tyllme hr' l'hont- 5.'A; :iew 1-:x1 CIJi() Co1>y ";,J1111r, ll'lllt/Orury full 111111., "'1t-d1tora.11 J>h11tu /JI llll,I' f lltn~ dut11•s N.tt1on,1I h<1Jl1ni.: publ11·11t1011 !'.t·11d r1· llUltlt' t11 C'll!'. ·f'11hlt1·J tum.,, 1·m MtellJ 1..,wf11r 14~J M orirt1111J 1\v,., N H UJI !rbifi.3 <Asml•t1t•t. 40 Pt-OPlt n("<-d1'fl to l1•urn & ttach J>rbft•!'l:i 111n ,, I maJlil Acc°""'""J Clert l'1•r mu nc n t pu111 tion 11~,lllflhl(' lll>I 11 lllfll'O dill tJIJ} tl'fm1nul opcrutor fur H .. l>H' / h.our ffilOI n1m1>ul1·r Som._. l'll J>cnc'flc'I.' 1s c11"iirublc, l.iul Wlll lrllin ind1111c1u11I with tlt•fltun">tr1.1l1-cl lYl'llll( I.II' l'11r.t1·y u111I 'iJ>l'1'll Hour' l:ll)JlrOXIOIUll'fy 2 !ll'M Work 111 "'"'"·"ll t-n v1111nm1•11l w11 II goucf t'Ompun y h1•nef1t.~ IOC.'lud Ill)! i Wet•ks V!lC01t1011 ,1f11•r nno• Vt'ltr, <'Ompany· µ;iul ~r11111.1 1n~uranr1·, 1•rc'<llt unr<m. etc·. Apply "' OIANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llO W. lay St., CM ht'lw1.,.n lh1· hours of 11 OllAM ~ OOl'M Ct1ll fur 1111r><11ntm1·11t pl1·11~t> M:.! i:r•1 1·x1 277 f'.flUt.11 l)JlfllY Ern11lyr Countt•r 1wr:om lh·;i Ith Foocl Sttin· :!:. .IO hr .. pr wl( ~Ml 'l77t., tw1 to I :t HU 'I 1 Jd1· ;our oflJ :-.luff ftH llt-j111>l1•1 'lucl.,y Iii ~mt.. m·nh & fl•Jlh l.1l1t'1:tl ll\1111' N.1t1111nil 1111111( un vonou" .11·1·11unl111>! & h1·nd l\pµl) 111 1n·r111111 (all J .1111·l 11:1:1 371Jll l111okk1·i-1>1n~ .. J"""" Lo ~:o t: 111._.nh W11rk <·losl' 11; PRESSURE v11ur h <11n1· t'11{11r c SENSORS, Inc HM'KINb I 'lt•1 ki. fl) Sr fi e• oun :uH.S H Airwuy Ave ECEPTI T IOOICICEEPER !'.mull l'u!\lom b<ialy:ird 111·l-d.'i hkkpr whn h will llljl tol Jbfl• l!J l(lllW W lht• 111 Mu .. 1 lit• abJP 1>ur1·ha,1· 1·11n1rol tn11l'n l11ry & 11wrntum Mood ri• µ;•rtmrr• w /yarn 11t·r~on m·l & d1ents Sal comm w11•x1.>1..·r Ha1~e 'lepend ')I oo nut P S<1uurc', 541 2813 when & wh(•n• you .. ant TEMPORARIES You don't puy, we pay ----------1 )'ou IELL~ <;lenl·al TYPIST M1·<;uw l.11bor1.1tor1e,., 11 l1•mlf•r in th1• 1n1•d1t·a1 pn.id11<·ts rrnrnufut·tunnl( ft•·ld. eurn·nlly hi.I '> lh1· fllll11w1n.: opcnrnu!. fur 11 1· I f mot 1 v p:.rt nw111 W<ant l\rh llt'W j.'.IJtHJ11•-. Wll h oA <'.111 li4l '14,1H ('l,"'''""l "d 1>12 56711 1.1111>; nrl'dcd 1h1uo111 t '(l'llaM~:t.t'A!0l2ll R OHIS 1>rJ111!t-Co J:o:quJI OpJ><>r EmplQyr Npt lkh ore has 1mm1'fl . ltllbt·rt llJlf , M I f' operun~ tor u rcn•pl Tht• Al·<·ounh•ml>'o ._ ________ _, J>Cn>on !>clt.'l·tc.od w1ll t<.1)w 5mS Mmn.Slt•!.111 - ---------& dar t•uH!> on :t ('lt-M No 'l'owt·r. Umon Bank A!>.i.rombl ymun, mllrhsne pulw ~w111·hliourd. will lnTht C1lyufOr:tnl(t• a!ooi.cmbly, l>Om1• drill Lukr· rruigi., Wiii ~ri·t·l & 714/~ itlOJ (lrl'S!>, mill & lalht• i:xpcr 11:.sr,,l t'UNl & f>t•1form ----------1 rt'<i'd Call 642 llV!ltJ van<>u11 ht .. 1111 1• 0,1 111 ' .\~SEMBLER TRAINEE 1., .r, t Vpt• •'in t "IC J> n•·c· (;'"4' s.11 & lw11..( ( o n tac-t · IOOICkfEPER Pref era lily full charge. W/lra1n rtl(hl peno11 w 111omt• t'X!-)(·r Coo<~ o,i por1un1ty 1n OruOJl\: Co. ~ah1n. 01w·n 213 H22 !12271•11Jlt·r1 llK KI' It /(i EN I. OF<' '•FAV1ft•. Thi.' "Kf'lly <.iarl" l'eoplc Newport Beach 833 1441 Lagunu Niguel 831·0542 c;11rden Grove 638 0500 NOT AN AG ENCY Ni':VERA t'El:: l-4ual Oppor l::mployt•r ---- S950 Pnml' spot in plu.\h ofr for i.tal typ1st worktnK 1r1 ~ atmosph Co ofr!> xJnt beru. & will makt- you & your buditct very happy Call C hri :. ~ Coastal Pen.or. nd Agenty, 2'90 llarhor. CM. Cfl•n1·al AccOWthR•c ICt-spon fur 1\111 f1 11m '" 111winu t hru 1·11111·1·111111 ( ,,.,,, "'k 111,, ,,.,, "" Ill l-1 ~ '"•kuL.111r & t yp1·1o1.1111·1 NON SM01<1-:1t <'.ill M ,. ' w II I t I. r II r I n 1t·r111t-w. 11 ppt .I 11 I 11 11 ll r ' 111 ;, I I /I,, pfl•,H.[1111 '\llJll 111':11 Nt•w1111rt 114•;H'h V:1111•t °' 1m•hxt.·~ i.ub ~ l1n11J ;" ~1·111l1ly •if ~m11ll 1·11·1· Kl<N 1'1-:l<ALTA H1·1:ei111.1f VI• MANUFACTURERS BANK Frt<t'. 1111.111 trfllfll'd , _________ _ S.1111•1 IOI' UJl)Jly l11r t•l1•;ir h1·111l .. 1t !'ili!f·r r11•1·s w1 II 1m: 111 l••arn 'flJ S 111111'1 .Xlnt 111·11('1 Cull t 'yothia r.:.11 w.'I 1\li10 , .... ,. lfll11 *JR. CLERK *SR. CLERK IEHE.FtTS ClERJ< Will romplete monthlv 1osuranc·e b11J1ngs and premiums. explain an surunec: cov<.'ral(e to t-m~loyces, deal with h0bp1tals, doctors. and msuran<.'e carr1eri. n · Hllrdmlo( twnd1t covcr:i111· Jnd rla1m!., cxpl.o.1Jn h1•111•f1l t'(lllt'raHt• I 11 i.:roupi. of <.-rnpl11y t·1•\, :&IHI llC1 ltN ltllhll!lltn( tu ltu· l!~·ru·ftts Su1wrv1M1r 'DA Costo Me,o 1:101 D11111•M, NII 17 1'1I1J2 Ofril(J f':Qu11I I >111i1y Emplo1vt1 M .. "'' l'l'l''-•>11111•1 S1·rv 1t'l•:-., 556-7075 t;qu;il Oµµor t:mploy!'r t n•·al pro1Ju1·1 ..... 11111·kau 111~ '>l111•k l11111tll1ni:. I'll' l-'111 ••Pl.II t'all l"lll_ HH>l.2_ _ ASSEMILERS r-------•I l~.IJIJ Alfam11. ('M -----l}flj•nani:' nvail:il>h• 1m m1o;I for prl'C'tsaon fTH'C'h 'I ·---------•I .t. ... ,rmblt•rs lo build rlc• hr alt· l'ompasi. & l'tt rru•r ,1 units Ex!>C!r with iimall 1><1rti.. & llithl lolt·rann·s u mu ... t 1''11 111 >:ro 10>11)~ N1•wpurt Ht•111 h ( ·,, 11((..r, xlnt l>t•11f & ui11.wl ~rowth 11•1l1·n11.t1 )'; o ,.; F11r J 11111 I'.• II (',d I I! a y ACCOUNTS ltAYAILE I ;11l111J11, !&:17 '11151 ATTENDANT Work w h;1ndlnq11w1I .111u11... SI ro1111. :ll•l-1\l m b .. thr•JVut. Iced. i.:co I 1·lt·.inup Min hr ~Ill!•· 1 h.·nr•flb 546·S7fi0 U111tt·tJ fi.ink1nJ( BANI( CARD DEPARTMENT C:r('(f1t C'ht'l'l<er, t'XJ• re· 'J ' d S a I a r y 1· o m merusur.1t1• ~ 11·xr Xl111 l'mployt'r pd h<'nt•ftts C1mta1·t :\11k1· W1 "">n. M~r ll11nk C'arrl lfrpt l•J I>oriJ<l11 II.ink ·ru ... 1111 71 .. -H3<! 42'>1 ... W·: ssso Knowl1•dge.o.1blc• 111·r .. 1111 for 1111.\y A I' rlt•,k ~ 11 h '11ml' eXr•,Urt Io I lllO i.iult•n11·< sy .. 11·n1-; Will mu 11·h v1·ndor" 111\1111·1 " Jl(IJ1t\1•t purrhu,c· 111 rlt•r .. •Hid n ·1•r1vlnl! rc·1>111 t ... vt•nry 1·xtt•n,11mi.., •llltl 11r1·i.i1tn• d1•11J1 b lor r.1m 1..u11•r 1n put Shouh1 havro ahthly lo t·c11nrnunu•11tl'/ 1nt1·rfa1·1• w11h lntt•rni11 111· p ,, r t m 1· n l s 11 n tJ r 11111omt•,.., in ""lv1n1: 11r11 (.;cre_·l1_rn1_1_•;_1l _!>...:Y:..-. __ _ No lY1>1rtK 1f 111111 hh 111• hat1 i..oml' hkkp1: 111 si hi •ir hJH' hJI bunk "lUl•• ur 'l1m1lar l'XP on a JUIJ & huve knldu vf udd1111! much, tJ11s wl'IJ kn11w11 1·0 wrll lrmn you. X Int bclllu!. hlt•ms IO Kty by low 11 .1 l'lllcnd11nl. Airport Tex & r.1p1<I '"'w 1111 u1 Lure. 1nui-I l'lcu~t· u ppl v 111 :wo No experience ncl' SIJ!X'r bcms JW.·aut 1111• 111•rsonw 7 :l, :111 Awly al 4678 Cull Sally, 540 ·R05~1 . CampU11..;.,_N_B_.____ Coa11tal l'ersonnel A.1<c11 TRENDATA CORP Mandard Memon••I> l>1v1,..111n r----------•I cy, 2700 Hurl)lir, CM . ATTEHTIOH 110ro .. ,. Mo hpet". Heuu BUS DRIVERS Thi.' Jo:l1oanore public schls an• :.ic•t·1•pt1nl( uppl for i..uh .. llt 11(1• bu., tin 111•rs $:J !172 hr Muisl be on exp 1tn v1•r, µtl.'iM·i.i.m11 ~ m111 .. r J <.:1.1\!:>S JI IJt• Mu:ol '"' :.iblC' to Pill'>1> current 11hyi.w 11l, Jltt·nd 41) hr 1r1110 ·i.: 1•our~l' & <1Ll;11n ,, \l'hl 1111!> dnvt·rs In 1\1111 I v Jo. h 1 no re· f' u 11 I 11· s ,. h " I/ I 'I • I l 0 ' w I; ruh.1rn I ,.,kl• f.:lr.11111r1• ( ';1 <714 1674 4!114 f>: () 1-. l '.11111·nlC'r J(111rn .. y rn.111. t'mnmcrcUll frumrn~ e" ll•'rtC'ncc, f.'orem :i 11 1111fC'nt rnl. Own loots •l!l~li764 Sun und l•:v<•i; CAR WASH HEl.P /.\Ill & l'urt Time JH&Over Mf;'ffiO Cl\lt WAS H :i!l!IO lf:trbQr HI, CM CASHIER 1147 !JMI) Cl1:ncul CLERK TYPIST 1-'or personnel depurl mt•nt Must be able to type 50 wpm urcurutely Ht• able to work on P HX This is an mlcres tlng and fust paced PQ!11t1on with d1 versified dut1c11 . ()p IK>rtuntty for advam·1· rn1·nt m " growing com PJllY with e x cellcnl ht·ncfui.. Apply an person t.o APPLIED MAGNETICS DICEOM 1.8522 Von Karman lrvillt'. CA 92714 (Nr . O.t:. AirPQrt) •CLERICAL ASST Vlll'll'<l Jllfih With tit without 1·11pt•r 111 ~0()(1 ofc 1>urruw1dJn~s. <.:t1ll l11 duy t I I HO FEES ~o~ ott ice • ~OJ overload 557-0061 3723 Utn·h St. N B F,qt.tal Oppor fo;mpl11y1•r <.:lt>rlc UruKi..torc l-'1t1m1., l>flffil' Wt!l'IH•nfl<,, Mlffi(' nrtt's. f>.xj.)t.'r lwlrlul l\p VIY an Pt•r1>1011 . M t''a V1·rd1• Pharm:H·y. :!1171 llarbor Ill, t '<>i.lu Mt:.u Clerk for II ll drugi.Lorc. nummum ugc 24. ~7-2.'W;t Equal Opportu11Jty Employer MI F CLERK CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES SIUPl'IN<: & flft:CVN C. E.xper, prer. Growing <.:o l';quul Oppty Employer Cull rubrutcx t:or11 557 76-12 -------<..1crk :1 :. Yf'ars 11rf11•c t•it 111•111•ncc• pr<'f1•rrt•d w1th111;aJ)(•r,1111n1•l1111•·r.1 1111110, funl·tlon ~J wpm lypin11 ~kllh., f1i.:11r1• ap t1lullc'. :ind VO!oo q .. ,., (•a I(' u I (\ l 0 r I a <Id I 11 ~ 111.11·h111e pro(1t·1t•n<·y PERSONNEL ClYK Wrll asstmblt-benefits p <1Ckages for n ew t•mploye~ 1n addition ''' pruv1d1n1< ::.err e t11raal ... upport for lhl· t-mploy mt>nl dt·partm<·nt 51) wpm lyp1ng bk1lls, l yt·arr. offwf' cxpc:n t•nt·1· and a fncndly r>c:nmnuft. ty :tre nttt•:.s11ry Scn an• lon.1Lt"J at th<• 1\lton anc1 J:imh11rec mlcNec't ion tn I rvm1• Mc Gow Laborcrtories Oiv1S1on of Amen can Hospilul Supply Corp. Dept 80003, l'.O. Uox JL887 SUlltJ1 Ana, Ct\ !>271 I Equal Opportunity Employer M ff :woo !:H:.1<er!.trom S;1nt<1 i\n,1. t'i\ !1<!70.1 17141 :,.w ~J:t, 1-,>.I :!l:J If you urc new lo Coi.t ,, Mt·i.11, lcrnporanly 111~ 1·11nlmwng your <.-duo·:. l~auucwns. Opt•nan~ fur h111r dt•M((Jwrs with \011W fullow1nf;(, M. u1 I" . 111 bu.-;y iirowrng salon with t.111, N1mm1.,,,11JI\ <.:ont.1r l Sozy, 1147 .59511 l 'i\.')111 i.: H I' t'I'. /\r111ly 10 11n-;1111 ,.:orlc'., l'lumh 11111, 1526 Newport Ill, J\ major Life insuranc<' C'ompany hcadr1uurtcred m Newport f~ach h111> oppor lunllll'8 for in d1v1duals with skill!> amt general offic·e ex J)l'n1•nce in I or more of the following areai. 7 11 Ston• FUii or l'IT l'IC'rk l\pply ---------in Pt'r!\1111 28!>3:i crown ClElk TYPIST l<.qual Oppo11un1t v l»mployt·r M /I'' ACCT CLERIC S775 ('M tarm, rcrc•ntly dlR<.'harJ!1·11 l·---------•I from thl• M·rv11-c" or lnr BINDERY C'o'>hll'r for ltquor mirrkct. any n•uson !'wckan)I l1·m LEAD GIRL IM/f) 1l.1 v '>htfl. 1·'(111.'r 1ir1• pornry or rur<'Cr i•mplllV 111 n'fi Apply In p1•rv 111, m1•nl, cm1.~ldt•r th111 um Exn.·nt•nct-In l'"'''t'"" 11 t :Jm 1 s fln1'tol. !-.I\ quc opportunity '" y C font in u of I! over n Olf• n 1 °" • ffiilnu<ih, fnrm'I 11n 1nrh 11 W/M1mt• 1.)11)11111 & HJ kt•.)I µn·v 1·xw to b1llln1111r «<' l11( <·l~w, will 11uuhly for thus entry 11·11..i 1X1s Ua~ oo your prodU<· Good 11<.'ns ('ull Mury uv1ty, comm1i.1>1on, plu~ Ann, 540 61J5!• ('oust .. 1 1m•t•nl1vt•11 & extra 1>111f11 $2 I 6 ,er Wlc p11rtwuty C11u1<1 ll'IHI l•1 b1ml<·ry "UfK'rv1~11r 11<1s 1 tlon Plt•usl· rn II M 111 y or Mr l(t'tlly fn1 u111>rnnt lllClll l'crwnrlt'I l\l(e111•y, :iwo :!>hunn11 bonus. ltrowth 1·1> 5 1..ocallim, W1• I r:11r C'o ticn('rat:. M f':TIU) Cl\ll WASH ~150 llurhor Ill. c~, C'lllLDCARf-: Mutur1· ~lU· Typing 48.00Wpm Uookkccpl.ng I Arcountinf( Math l\pUtud<' Villlcy l'!:._kwy, l.ag_!l11t 50 60 WPM w/at•ruracy CLERKS Good phone personality PART-TIME 95'-UIO POSITIONS N t: W. S JJ 1-: <.: I I\ LT Y 0 It U <; S 1' 0 IC 1'; Of't:NINC: IN lltvJNI-;, I S S t; E K I N c; 1' 11 t-: f"Ol.LOWIN<: llt;r.p Nf·w r111mCh11r ll'• l.•·M.1111 'll1"v1•1,,1l1!1·.1 111•·11· 11111(11 I olll IM•"' d11 '~ Ill I ol'i1,1I •I~ IJl1• J11l.1 JI'' \1111 <fllHl'I' C'tt1tlll111~ 111 ,1 ""II 'lllf"-'ff 114,.t•ll 14111 '""W .,/f lh• h.t11tl 111111 ••I 111" IM1\ \ I·" k1·I .11111lh>'11111•' ,.( lfll ,,\Ill f Il l ( h··· I .j 111,lllt 1•'1'<'\ /jf lft•J•t' (tll "" 1111111111 11.11 f 1.11111· I II 11 ''"''·I ''• IM I •1 ortlt•r· ,, nil 11 .. 111•111 11111111 .. ·1. ·'"'" 11.11111. "" 1h ,.,., .11111 "'' l•ttu I :o.:i 7.> 11ru , IU>t 'h11111lnl( a. h;on1llin1:. I •1.a1,, :-.u1h A. J.11, .. mliJ1•' 1•a111•rn ff<l11k , lll K:; 111111 lh•,l111wr •..,.w 1 Ip fj.11>k, ~I Sil Plu1 ,\f ·'"' I Ill r k 1111 .. 11111• lq .... floJ IJ•'.> l\1•1111 f•I flt!\ ..... ''"lfH'I I ., .... , .... ,, •• • ll111h•1 ..,, ""'"'fl "' J ll~IK lit pl I I• Harbor, CM·-~W.....,._t .l'bf, J'!'R ... /J\IHl:}lliP -·Al\..,~'~4'ea MUGM "'"~ ' \. ~~'Wrf""im~~/S~~T.1~·-; 1'rc'~,n'l?1't~,. itt:iy e PUILISHING for 2 t•i.lubl111h1·1I fusl tired of typing, foldtnll p;11)(•r11, wurchou11c Jobi. SYSTEMS .irowinl( l r1tc1•• llllJlt•ri. and workanl( for a lamlli'tl d1•n .t".S.nk~<l Cul tr m_. 'f1·llerur fiMk ·' ·t-~:i1~~°"----·11f11ij0n,.: < yr old .:irl. 1•vl'n111,111.1 on M11l1· or lt•1111i11., t•x1..:·r l{ll'lllni• W•>rk wH h (7 PU 771-3030 pr1·f <'arc•tl'•llll.H>fhH11ly Y•lllnl( J1t•oplt'. 1<1111111 ail W; ~l 11111wcment t>olmhl•· II Equul Opportunity Balhou P1·111nsulu <.:hll MTST · ll75 77:0J WORD PRC>CESSO!t Pharmacy Cl•rlc r os1t111n a vu 11 for "'DVERTISI..._.~ you an• Ill or 1111..r 11111J Employc:r M /t ' "" f'lllw w<1uld be 111111llulil1· t111---------l l'hild Core, Morhers SALES !iUtrt work lmmed1.1tcly, hdpcr 2:30pm to s ·oopm Child Cun• L1 VP in or l•turne, 2 u, 1111• h11kkp'!t. I l'ltld CdM 759 !>570. -·--- 60 wpm INSUHANCF: llACl<<irtOUNO WE have lmmedlull' openJngs. If you quallfy, we offer a Wllque work. Ing environment, In add I· l•on to ex<'ellent com. puny beneflts. Please contact : per1>onut)I(' lndl11 to work ----___ _ with out phurmac1sl, ----------ralllnF( duClnr~. lyplng la bels, wu1 l ln11 on ('ustomer11. 25 30 lln1 Wl'(•k , CLEakTY,fST Ptr. Mon thru F'ri. ~am Jpm, ror apt complt•x Cood t ypin g sklll1t, f1gute aptitude nw Uully 1'1lot h10; nn c·ull..... 8111dery Dept Dully light hskp, care for 1mmL·IJ1utc 11111·n1n14 for 11 645-6514 2 <·hlldrcn uged 7 & 10 s <ilc:.p1·r 1oo 11 Wl lh _________ TRAINEE Xlnt. puy. NB Cull m•w,p1J11t•r t11.,11luy 11d .... UDIT MGA fW>.9HOO ______ _ 't•rt1•1n~ cx111·rt••111·c "' Cashl~D.,t c; o od 11uI11 r y , r n m Snl $311 $J.SK r1,.,1:1(• M·nll W1• nN<t nn lndu.~trlous mls~inn.-.. umJ (•xcl'llt·nl rt;Sumt' lo U'r llohhlll Iv worker to collate le"11mn fr1nl(t• bent'flli. .t-:x C.:o, 63f).) Wilshirt• Ill, SI" mttlerrnl1i Wtlhrsl( lo 1·1•llt>nt t:rowth up 20!1, l.111. An11l'h·1>, C'.1 train R1 ·quire" 11nmt• portunl11l'1> fur a pni.on 9Ull4ll 1213) 6.~ :lfKiJ hcJvy llftlnl( fo;xcellcnt with carf'f•r 11mh11111n,. w11rkir11( c1111d11 lon<t & l'all for appoml mt'nt Automolult· pumti·r ' IW'n<'fll!I i\pply lwlwl'1·11 Or~Coaaf hdix•rAqm111t1•r HJm 3pm, Noll•11111I 0 "'°' 1>42 !l:n3 t-:dut·atlon. 4401 li111·h (714J642-4 I ext 277 ---------•!SI . Newport ll1•11rh OT tN1·or OC' Alrpo11 1 foA!uulOpportu11 11y AUTOM IVE E.,uol Of)l'Ortunit y Employn 5-nfce Cosfller 1-;mploycr AJr N&t1onnl <•unrd t;xpcr pr1•f'c1 or 1f Ml01t• _________ _, lmmedopt:•ntnl(a 1n F.le<.' ucct 'g bckurnd will Lrooics, Ml•t•ht•n1ca, Ad· tr11tn. contact ofe Mgr, Boot buHder; r ustom boot mfnllHr•llon, Com . lhauer Motors, 2!125 y;ird n~ experinnced muntc1Uona or Weuther Hotbor, CM. r.11rpentc1"11, lamln.11Lon1 & t'orucullnii. No ex merhan1c11. 1'-Squ:m•d -' J d w Bnats. 541·2873 J>encnct• requ re · ·N1 Auto. tr111u . R&R mnn, wlll 11tnd yoo lo Uie be cxporl1.1nc·c preferrt•1I IOAT Ct.l.ANIHCi M'hools Mculi; & bou~J M lJKT If AV 1'; OWN 'f"hc Second Male. Abovl' provldl'd + S3IY1 .50 ,,. r 'r()()I ., c· II &•U .,...... di month t 1> 11 tu rl 1 f '11 II -~ u """ .. .,.., water cle1tnlnR f,9 e8 Cuhfomtu Air Na~cmul ll.ot>y net'da t•x p Niltn full l!.!.!!!:_~·0671 __ Ou11nJ 17t4 > 979 731l3 or H11 home 11r youri. llc'Hly&fcntlnr "'Pr11r CITY OF NEWPORT HACH Personnel Department Pcrsonuble 1nd1 v ne«IC<f It> wait on customer!'! & op\'r cash rcglfttrr T .. JRVIHE CO. 1071 Camelbi.c:k Newport Beach 6'4·0010 F',quel Oppor Employer PACIFIC Knowledge of J>holv l.'(j1upmnt helpful ho" OJ'H"l\IOll'i und<.-r rlw MUTU "'l Call the store mRr to""' ct.BK TY'P1ST f('(lrrully fundr•d, C-Om . "' up >10 lnll'rvlew f1j)pt Xlnt ,pol for tr:ickc>r prt•h1•11<;111r t;mploymcnt 700 Newport Center Or 17141552·I316 Jock lYJ.lt.'11 In bw.y l'ngr's & ir:.imrnJ( J\l'I JlntRram Newport Beach, Ca !12660 dt'l'l T<' h bkJ(d helpful l\ppltt•1101s mui.r be• (7l4HU0-3528 ThcG11ilcl Or1.1.c but not nrc. Xlnl ben11. Ncwp;1rt fk•11c:hrc·~1d<'nt11 :,.a()CWulnut Cnll Judy, 540 GOSS & lte• unemµloyed for ut to:qual Opportunity frvlnc, Cl\ 92714 Cou .. 'ltnl J>e~onnel Agcn ll'lllit 30 dny• Sal11ries Employer M/P t;quul _ Oppty t~mply1 _r_y. 2100_ flnrbor, CM. 11mie Crom S000.$833 per -~~~~~~~~~!=== _ month. Yor lnform:.ttlon 1---------· Comp11nlon for e lderly & nppllc•tlon, contact Clerical Cl£RllS wom1.1n. 1.1te hskkpg, s l'euonnel 01•pt .. 3300 ft days, five-In. 962·4L13 N•wport Blvd, N.D. - fU0.2101 ' MESSENGER UJQJ(M COMPANION: 5 hrs minimum , o r live-In <.:l1is n rs 2 Pos lllons N 11 hi (Bll'lllll prvt room ). ln-1o1voU, no t•xp nee. l·Cpl Colle~e 1tudent Interest. {)penJnga pw Avo 8 '' lcrtlfltlng, ambulatory 95 c lean••rs ht>lpor, I · 4Jd in 4 hours worlc~r forluJl orp/Umi•clcrks yr old. dauRhtrr work!!. Orapery prCS!lcr. Apfily d d ~a. t <an 2Dd & 3rd Mhllls. No k .• & C r I sy,5 aysa w.,.,.., ua ex ~cr n ...... ,..111,ry .w" G49-11172orw nu11 cveb oil [)raper cs, I 02 i......18 ... Of a Plea•.. "'~'·" ,. ""3 1'"'" N1.1wporl UI , C.M ~ntYa•:i.· P!~~·onn;'i tro . Advonccmenl •>r '" • ,,_ fl42.0'l70 Depar\mcntror delolh1. PC>rtunitlca. to lhost who Corl.~truct1on I Mr>n tmllJ43ftirinformotloo tl459117ult 6C:oi.t0Mt•1111 F:x t.'t, own tn11f 1t, ,, 1' ~~ . '>/; ~W~IQ'le hav1t • r~~~:_ '"ll mc~••Rl' t o ruch B.by•ltler/hou1ekf'i•IJ('r, _Plocentht, Costa M('IC'* Cleanu11 & Oc.ibvt•ry Ro.v. more poop le a t lower 6 dn a wlr, lh•.i.ln or out, ~eeper. p rr . r Ure<! •PP I '1 I n Per 3 on • c0tt. Cla111fled i. U1e·e1ll Mr1. Thomtu o1r RC'Ullexpprd. Lido J1 11tch1.11 o n 'a Dody w•y to 1'01 Call Nowt "8 2603 dya, fHlll 8281 Puh10M 34a4 Via Lido, Works, 140 lodua1trlal U.S. DIVllS I \~:t,~rndr' ' quaUfy t'or In for ma llon lldfl('r to joh 11u~r1111t·n 110 Jo our n<"t1rt•sl m11rkl"t dunL Muhl Ill' walhoj..! to or <'Ofltoct the pcr1'onn1•I do IJlllO\ll.lllubor. c: f HU ......._,~ · , .,... mir-..,. e 01 6'2-W11 n.frwlrnd!J N88n1'70. Way, C.M -· • , . . .. . --... . . , • ~ # .. . , . , ~ , ..... . . . .. . .. -. ' , (7J4) 540 8010 EQu1I Opportunity £mployerM/F ... 11.U}l:amPlnn Sl 6 Gm:len Grove $37 4840 Rill. 1714 >1179'33'7 __ _ Equal Oppor Jo;mployer &dJ kUe llema ... ,. . . I • • t , V' .. 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E I' Dru~ & rn'>'?~·l1t· dnk 'flONIST Mon Fri HI>,\ t'Xµt•r only· l5 hr pr wk ·f, ... CdM f H 71f:! $4 00 pr l>r J\loulto11 µr<' ~ rrl<u..:_ • ~ 1 p I 11 i a I' h " r m <l 1· 11 Ut!ntal Ass't , l'.T •'ll I.a ~u n a H 1 I ls J\t r perH·nt•t•d . l'h;11ri-ldl'. l>ri>yfw. 761i 37!W t"ncrjlell<" youni.: 11ff11·1· Bent-fit ~ ~\t u rt 1 m EARNING ENOUGH m~rntt•ly NH 752 ti4>:l:J IHCOME! Uent:tl /\,,:-.l NC'wporl fkllch. J:(C'n prartH'1· 4 day Wl'l'k. tHIJ ~01 llt-nt:JI Offt\'1· l·:x Pl'rtl'lll'l«I l·n ;ti r ~11l1· H DA X R nlary o~n. l1t•n1{11,, 1n Hunlln)(ton !!ti2·77!l7 ;,;", 111x:t Per:.onn1•} /\)!1•ni·,v, 27!JO IAIOP Ur . C.:M 11:.irbor. CM - File Clerk Hl=:GISTEH NOW FOii WOHK 0 1 ON,{;ALL BAS IS Wfo;!;Tt:Ll l-'I·· 1'1'mporary Sen 11·1·' hil7 Wl"td tff. Sli: 20'J N'e....,porl lk'.H'h tiJl·OIHOor752 !11 IX I lmrdrt'!ISCr!<., Honus bust nrh11 opport un i t y, s<'as oned ht11rdrcs!>t'r:o.. purl or ru11 ti m(' Ca II Loretta. 536·8829 HARDWARE Exvt·r 'd p lime n·t;11l i-1111.>Sdcrk Lu~unu llPh 4~r7 i.MJJ llEATING '°" Alli CO~O ----------Pt'r'!.On 2 Yr~ pr .. v ,.,.. INSl't-:CTOB QC IMSPECTOR Lca<.lmg medical de11t<:t• hus 1mmed nc•ed for ;m ms pcctor with up lo 6 months pr<·v1om~ rxpcr . prcfer<ibly 1n pl:c~lics Xlnl Co h('n('f 1nl'ld ·g rJront shunnµ l1ll':.sr apply '" peri-on 0 1 1·ull W<.'t'kda}s 9 I tam & t 30 3 30pm M:irgarC'l flurk SHILEY LABS liT.00(;11!,•U1· In 1111•. Ca !tl714 ('a II !lf!Hl500 E 0 fo: F ood H;ir All1•111Lrnt , Uruvers1ly Athll'l•(· ( 'luh. pnvatl' mt.-n ·,, duh. N H \pm IOpm. Tut· Fn 7 :1 Sal S3 l.'> :.larl i:,l illtlS pt•r SI .02C lo $1 .l IX ll mo i\pply hy <x·t 2. l!fhl SJddl1•hat'k Valll'y l•---------• 1-'ronl & hurk offl('f' J!irl for l'ard10Joi.:1:.I Ex f:>t'neric1•d m bdl111i.: & in s urancf' Sulary 0111·n 645·9'.!00 Gardc nt"r /L andscJp('r Expcru:nccd 111 comm l11nds1•ap1• m:1inll'na111·1· 11 n d ;ti I I ands n 1r>111 i.: opl'r :Jtto ns 1nl'ludrng spnnklcr r<.'p111rs Mu~t havr p1ck·up & m1ka1.:<> paid & hv(' 111 S,111 .luau Cap1:.lran11 Val!t•1 or La.1tuna llllb un·a <;ood wal!t'~ Start lmrm•ll1 alt' ly t:a II 496·357(i Gm~rat Offic~ Un1fu·d !'>t·hool U1:.l 2.51;31 01~l'1111 l>r :'ti 1:-:-11111 'v1l'JO. GJ. ur !>l!li IZJ 1 I le lp W:inkd 1.Wauty i-uv ply, lull l1m1• 54911670 lloop1tal DIETARY WORKER Matun• pt•rM111 for I' tT. J.!l'nPrul d1l•lary dut11·!> llour,, \'artuhlt· /\pplv 1'.11·1f1l·a IJ11i-p1l;1l. lK';'!>Z Dl'l.IWitr(' St. 1111 (.'till H4:! 06111·'11 2!};J Jl(Yff:I. I N S I ' L ,\ 'f l I) N INS'f,\1.1.J.:HS for "''" (~j(l!,(.,. ('(I. Ill So Or Cl~. ( ;11 co hc.-n('f II!>, (' .\ p J.lrl' f1•rrNI. 495 1832 I NSU LATIO N INSTALLERS 1-\Jll t1rn1• 1md work ll1 vn s 1dt· :inti Orange Co. an·as Xlnt opt ror Journ<.'yml•n 111 Apprt'nl1 t 1•o; Wa t!•'" ahO\'t' ;;1·alt· Xlrll 1•11m pany hl•nt•f1l!-.· Adami- Jn:;ul;H1on 55ij 161>1 IOSUnll)l'l' FtLE CLERK roupll'>i pit•f'd 01n 21 Li11uiir stort· t·lc•rk 0 11)' I rv11lt' un·u ~a;l ~IH shift Male or !-'emu It• JANtTORtAL 1'(1111t1m1i. A v111l I' T N111ht Work l\hw !C(.lrn1• cf11y r)l)i.1t1ut\i-,1v:11I l'uyi. W!!ll M1i1s1on V1,, Jt1flrv !CM1Npl un•i1;; Cu_!I ~am IOpm 979 36S2 Jan1tonul1 Ma1nt C~Sh.td•nt1 l'<>rm p/llm1" fll'xthh' hn. ;.1 r1ur In 111l' t:o .tJ>l t'·Omph•'(t•:- t'all or .1pply 111 pni-nn THE tRVtNE CO. 1071 C1m<'lb;1ck ~l'Wl>Ort lkach 644 ti7'•h t-~1ual Opport Empluyl·r J :rn1to r want1·d 1-:i.1' hd1lful. 1!1.11111 lll'n<"ftl!> E () I'; liayv11•w l.'001 20!>!\ Thurin C M 6'12 3505 J l'Wl•lry / l\r('cS'iory d l· o,1J,11wr Sl•(•ks part t1 mt asst stnnginit. us:wmbly w ork U1'P pcr ,<>n . 497-4~.0 -------· kEYPUNCH Re.pons1ble 7S2 1:i:lll ---- l.111· assembly work . ITlllll'. Full ttmt: Arr(>W Mfg Co 131''5 Lol(11n /\ v1'. CM S4H97~ l..Jve In llelp Oppor • ,( ,, lHet11rw 4 .1rrt' lk1t'klJ.1) E.~tUl(' 111 Nt>Wf)Ort ll.·1wh dcs 1rei. llou'l'<"l1.•a11t•r ond bubys1ltcr l1rt\<,1lt· mJ1ds QUdrtt·r' ""11 h "l'par:.stc• l!11tranl't·. mui.! ... I! l' I 0 h l' I I \' \ (• flcfrrenC'C' ti45 2!11U ,1 ru.:r liP.!!_1 LOAM PROCESSOR With srcn.'llln :il ,,ktlb for M •utga~l· Hro kl·r l.1i.1n <.:o Loan b;,d, .:round pref l!rr,•ll Neitr Fashion ls lo.and ~:644...a824 LOllOY GIRL i''ull t1mr . apply rn p1·rsoo . I rvinl' H ost llotcl. 1717 £. Dyer Hd , Santa Ana Duy:.. try un a new 1•11 for L" t kt' r A l l t' n d a n l a l'pl of WN•t<s. 1( you ltkt• Univl'rs1ly Athlel1C' Club. 1l, ~l:1y j)(•rm If you lJrt• 11 pnvat<> men's club, N B '1·1f i.lJrtl•r & w1llrn~ lo 11 7 Sat & H .. 1 Sun S3 C!5 ka1 n oth<•r c·ornpul1'1 start 752 7905 dut1<·~ Work Ill ,, lr11 1·orp ---- that ,.., tuilor mt111t· f1•r MACHINIST you Slartmµ <.;11 l11 ~100 Cl.Ill Man 1\nn. !.Ill ~:;s C.:Oasta I I 'l·r s1m11l'I 1\ ~c·n l'y, 2'700 llaroor. CM S:rnt.1 l\n.1 Corp h:" 101 m 1• d u pt• n 1 n I! I 11 1 M ,, « h 1n1,, l Tr .1 • n 1· l· "' ., n m 1· t' x p (' r 1 n n u m1•r11·.11 control kEYPUNCH $750 mar hmt• ~el-upe,. Apply .fkaut Npl fo':1s l!>I t•o 1n person aft lOam, Mon need<; 2 k<-ypuot•hers thru Fri. 1801 Carne~ie w1cxp on I HM 12!1 or St. S./\ 979·9S52 1>1m1la r Will !r:lln on MA C H I N E S H Op ne w UNI VAC CABOE • • Super lx'ns & 11re<1l work TR~INEES ini: cond C:tll Sally. Plast1<' fabricator hai. 540·1',()f.S Constal Person openings for mach1n1• n<>I /\l(cn1:y. 2790 Harbor. s hop tra1nt•«:. A1>ply an C~l person KEYPUNCH ;OPERATOR I mmedlllll' OJ)t'nllll! I •• q u tr 1 n i: I y <'.• r l' " p('r1«nc1• kc•y punch1ni: and vc•nfying ustnl! lllM l:!!J m1tt h1r1(• full ltmt• po~tlton offcnnµ com pct1tl\'t' s<1l:u y anrt l"'I l' c I I , . n l 1• 11 m p ,, n ~ bcndll!oo rlt•:t,(' apply '" Pt'r~11n 111 LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W S.•l!l'rstrom (N1•ar' 1 larbor & Wa rrwr I Santa /\nu. C/\ Equal ' oppty t-:mply r M !-'ill Kl-:NN l•'.ll"l t•l.,1\STll'~ con I' 17:172 Ea~tm:an Sl In M/\Clll N IST t:ro~1ng Mt'<hCal dl·v1c<' lab h<i:. 2 unmt'd openmw; for EXPERIMENT AL MACHINISTS Candidate•" must h;a' ,. 5+ yrs rl'lat1.•d ex1>1·r work Crom t>lu1· pnnti-. l'l·rbal 111slru1.·llon or 111 l•irmal skt'l1•h1·' ~lui.t h<ivc• fabnC':tlt'<l 11i'" 111•11 mi.t & rf'p;11r 1•x1s111n1.? toohn~ on produ.·1111n W<' off1·r ~Int (.'o b1•111'1 111 <'Id g pmr1t ~h:mn~ 1\ppl,I In fll'rS(lll (If h< plmnt• lK'I W('<'n I 31/ I ,(11 M:rr~arl'l 011rk SHILEY LAB IMC l7G00 <:1 lll'l11· Irvine·. C1\ 927H C.:all 979·0500 fo: 0 fo. MACHINISTS W 1• •• u r rt' n l I) h ,, 1 ,. s1•v1•ral pos 11111n 11 11 purtumlw:-11 v:11lahl1· I st SHIFT Machine Operator OrillP~u Operators 1Smi.:h· spmdll· :.1·1 up .ind 01wrat1• • Nt•wp<1rt lk .,<·h t/111•111 1riint ti, t'I< 11 t. p.-1 OC Airport / i':Quul Op Sul:.r·, lo ~I(}(. • 1)1·111•1 portun1t)' f:mµlo)t•r h~· v:ull h)' 1•rnproy1•1 MAILROOM INSERTER I' .1 rt 11 rn 1· N n • 1ll·r11•1wt• Will •ram .11 work flt-x1bh· hour' Fo1 111fu1 m.1111111 1.111 ti42 4~1 Ext 3311 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC A. & EUCTRfCIAN l'errn opcmm~ 1111 ·•I! i.:rt'l>s•H' m;.11nt mt•l·h I\ " l'll'ltrH·1 .. n " m.11:111 l'(IWPmt·nt lll'tallal1011 ~, repair ~kill.. ~ :t '1' ,., ix•r lrt1Ublt·,h1111l111J. .111• l r 11 I I• .1 11 .. I • to. n < • 1·111 win Mu,1 IJ, "'111 1n1: 11. ·" 111 k 1111·r11 rrw XJ11Ll><•n1•111 , t..· "111k1r1i: n>11<l' indudin~• 11 p:11rl holiday,, t·o µ.11d ~rou1> 111.' I.I l.1 II :-I C k fl·• ~ lx•n('ftts. l11)(•ral vurnlwn ben efits 1·tl· <.:.t II 101 OR l'ERSONM£L J\~1·111 .I t1l IJ1 :.l)µt (',, li!lti l..1 \ 1•1 '"I )I lJll~I 1;:i:J !17 U, MEO TECH -')I ''"I> rt'll Mi; .... 1 h,1\ (.'A I IC' l\1 ll M .. 11 ..... 1 1•1 640 OMH MESSENGER Santw1<n R11nl. need• " d1•pt•nd.1bh• µi•r!>on rv 'tt:JlnlJ1r. .1 bu,,y tlr:vm,. 't'ht'l111t,• Im ot.r '.a1u1•c1 1•0,11111\1•r· \1 u ... I h,1\.1• .• f1 I• I 0' .. 'I kt• I I> ,._. 1, 1 n c. ,. ,, 1 • ., ,, rtt I• I Ot\.1111'. hooll.111h• & • 1(1•wl llr,\ Ill~ I• t 111'd (1, llrPo<' tl\11 h.,111. I ,.1 h ll lunlll'r 111lnrma111111 ,.,,,, 1.1(1 SANTIAGO IAHK Pt•rsunm·I Ot•pt :!nd ,..t 1 535 F. Is l St. Tustm XJZ-5200 F.Ol-. ~1ppt or coml• to tha• ----------pcrsonnrl ofl' ht'-twn hr;; of ~1 & I lam or I & 4pm Mon·l-'n to C'ompl<>h• ,1p ph<'at1on CALlF<MM 1r.r.r.i Von Karm:111 lr1111w 55"; ;1111. .f.A111al Oppor J-:mµlm1 1 M A J N 1~ Jo. N /\ l'i l Jo WOftt\ 1-:l! 111 pt•r Imm mu11111· un~k1l11••I ~ -..•1111 o;krllc.>d "'"'k tn m.11n l<>nanrr & 11•p.11r nf but Id in Rt;, u r nun1.h & t.-qwpmetll lJnvl'r ' hc- r 1>q 'd 40 hr wf'P it S820·$996/monlh. /\pph 1n pers o n, l-oun1:11n Valley School D1..,tr11.•1. P.I Light.house Ln . i-·oun lain V.1 ll1•y C11r n1•r Newland & Taltwn. Fil tni.? dc adlr nt• od ' ,, I .1 I } • I' n m I> I ,. I ,. bl'11..t 1I!> proi::1·.1m. 1n dutlmg 11 p:11ri hohd.1y-. .inti 1wt1on rdund plan For Jtltlll 11111.tl mfllrmu rum t•.111 \ J\ 'l',11111 <i l4 1 .;.11.~1)( ORT HO DIAGNOSTICS Inc 17:1!12 Ua1m1t·1 !'.I 1r,•1n1 C,\ !12~ 11 hqu.11 Op11C1rt111111 .~ 1-:n1pl1)y1•r M I· MAIMT·HAHOYMAN /\pl m11m1 1n bu1ldin1! l'lt•1111 up l'M '\;II .m •:1 1'rul'k 11r \ ;1n n1·c·1•o;,;11 \ ~ to ·Ill hr-. wk St1m1· t'XJ) lll'l'llt'tJ t)'l2 llt<t:I MANAGER Work1111.! mi:r lor rum 'lrtpplll)! 'ht)IJ If' (.'\1 S.1 5Uhr • µ1•n •1•nt .1i.:1· Call !J I.:! ~U< i622 f.:1 '''I 1:!131 '12:1 lf1il Modl·li-& r.M'nrt:. M ilS?'l'Ui<Wl<o f 1•m.i1 r Tov rr.on•·J Mu:.t h.1\f· 1·.11 li:li .!:<111 MOVIE & TV EXTRAS !'.. E I-I\ ~ 11 B 'r ' It I 1 I. I \ 1A (I (J 11 l'1\ST1;-.c; lltll l-:l'TOH:-. < ;u.1. ,1ntl't·d 1 l'.,1.ll. u~ .,, :1.W 1 JIJb,, llllt-cl \hi:. .vcar alOnf' S25 100 p.•r ().,_, 11 ,1tr<'pkd Yily r1•1• VIC.:f> V t Ur.O CAST 1NC. SF:HVKE f7141 7f;i 1244 p l(t 94 ,..111rAccowrh Co...Hfor For our ~outh Co,,,,, l'lalJ orfl\"<' !I " 30 Mon F'rt Expt": ri•qu1ri·d . plc•:1s1· 1·alt K:.ith;, Am bur~t·y. ,,\ 540-4(Mih Catifomio F..,_ol So•inqs. & Loot\ ~'\3 llris tolSt C\1 1-:qual Oppl) 1-:ll':l)I) Nursr A1<11•' '-"•· ;11•• -..•1•k 1111! OUl"ll' :tllll', IC• 1·;11 1 for our ddn!' 1rn1t1·nt: 1-:xpi•r " nut 111'1' 1f )'Ol1 ha\f• .1 lll':trt K· Wii t IP:trr Cl.I ii Mro; Cronb;wh .11 !)32.t;IW)( 1-'nuntam <..:on ":1lesrl'nt Hospital. l!l.J: w L.1Vf'I.. O rdnµ•· • ~Ill Oppor t-:rnplo~··r NURS t-' lVHS :J 11 :11: x!n'1 '·"·'" ,\ bt.'11l'I 1\tJIJI)' 1-'la"~"h'lt COO\ (.'Ir t~ Fl.'J.!..,h11 . Rd. N II 1}12 ~Ht NURSf> LVN ~a!I 1~·<1 I.II rl:'' X!oit µ .. ~ t.· lwnl'I l<:tV\ 11·w <:or' ll•,..11. l(l()j Thu m • <' \1 1,1;! :.l!'~l.'i MURSERYMAt4 F\1ll 11m1·. ni;itur•· rn.1 :, ll'l'r :!! " I) 1y, 11•i" ~a • Sui• Work. w11 h planti-. I rl'l'~ & dl'I:' c·r~ fo:xJ.11•1 prt'f'd s:.i Ot• fl• u µ I. :i g 11 n ,, 11 ti 1 Nurst>r}. Int· El Tor .. 11.'IO ~iG.'1.'l MURSESAtDE ORDERLIES ·\llOVF. ,\ VEH1\C I• S'ri\flTINC WACI-. Ap11ly lo NPwvort Cur,• C.·11 1t•r 15;,., S11 pt·r11 ., Av1·. Npt Bch Ocntal·Of'flt•l' M)!r l<•Tlll i-;xpl!rtt•nl:l'll 1n all phasl'!> of fro111 l)ff11·l• Salary open hl·ndtl!., Join an t•xc1lins: com· puny with unit m1INI m· t'Omt• po t<'ntiul & op portunity fr1•c· standrni.: butldtnf.( 111 million d111!;1r lo1·at10n l mm1•d1 a t 1: opl.'nln)! fur hig hl y mol1v.Jt.•1I. exp1•rwm·,.cl & 1111•xf)(•rtt•n<•t•1I 111.·111111· 1-:'(c•ellt·nt trlJ11)lnl.! vro gram tw lion asi-.,,ta 111'1'. rull llmt· m;1nai.:1·r t:Jll manai.:1•r now ror 1·011 f 1d1 · n t 1 ., I 1 n t c· r ' 1 1· ~ 003 5671 ('a r l l I m I' "0,., I I II)" w 't-SlJb lf''ll1h• firm m N B l.ookm~ for m:11ur" !llahlt' ind11 t•> pnform vanN) of clutu·s I Iv~ t•)( (>t•r no~>4!1 •171111 ••J<l 22!1 1-: () F. Kid.<; ba«k 111 "l'h•lOI " T1nw lo i.:M o ut ' Com~· l•J bl•:1ut 1(ul i"a:.h1on Island & t•nll'r lht· (''(l'lltni.t wnrld u f la,h111n m1'r<'h.1n<.h,.,nµ N11 1•x (..ll'llt'lll'I' llf•('t'!>l<o:try \.\<I' will t r:im .111d prnv1 d1• ~Int b<'nc•flt'> Uay t1m1· 01>4•mn.:o;. full trm1• & 111 t1m1· Tht• Broatlw.i). Fashion Is land. N II F. 0 1-: M<rn.1~1·mr·n1 NURSES AIOlS llunt1ni..1ton gG2-7797 DENTAL OEMT.AL.ASSIST Fine beach prac:t Ht• ,l"l'kh c•xpcr 11i.1>1:-t w JYln lhl.'lr cong1•nwl '111ff IJt I""'" f1·1· ,..,M""8~·Wil,· ~ l"t'81 t"ll8ll' J.:ll·ctrom<':I t:l'neral OH11•t•, "11mt•n, ASSEMILERS apparel 1nlC'rm1tt•·nt. COOK PANTRY WORKER LAIAIOE .f.:xp 1n phll'l>0tomy, I' /f Mon th r u ~· r 1 r .-II Mar )<tarct 640·0140 Wc'n• CHOWING' Wl• p llmt•. & i''tltml' Ar<·a., /\pf)heanl~ 'hould hav1.· nl.'t'd you to rC'ud :.1 mplc nl·ed,•d Off1t·t· "ork h . .,,11• rood hantll1ni: hluennnls & st:h(·ma111.·s ~ar m t' n l h a!.' .I! 111 I!· b· rkoround 1-:n,oy '<Int '' d t<n nil work 1 :.i 30 & 11 "' 1 , ~~~~ t ~···~~ ~1~.~~ ~.,.~ler~U~pt;>. ,-"7ABOH/\'C~HY 2nd SHIFT Toof & Die Maker &t4JiMLathe Mochittist H/C Mochini1ts MochiM Ope-rotors •F:NG I NF L 1\T ll,., MJ\Clll NlST!-. If Vt11! :Hl' .1 n 1• )( p1· r11• n 1·ed l'i':Oru: P F:RSO~ E~l'\' IOOIOOI! lor 11/l '" ,ex· an whol<'s.1ll• i-upvl>- l'~ll Mr llall 64.2 1634 UT OT EM 1-· 'r 11r f' 1T . 7 :i :111 .,, 1 11 311 On ~0111~ tr:m > 1ni.: x, 1n11f pros: A.pp!' f'1:11!.~h111 Ct•nv Cl'nt .. r 4i), Flag;;h1p lld. l'i 11 '~"2m1-1 MURSESAtOE 7 :I, .H I (.'111101 rv Ch;IJ Cctl!V lfOrilt'. r.-ii1 :.IUI; ! Hvrns Ai~\ 111111-<1·""'"'" ..; m.11111• ·. M~t'n-;;vei1 ~;rn)!l' <'•• l!.'UI LaVt>ta, 0 rtJJ11!t' OJ:l-!J7.IO 1.·x•'-•r req'd --~ I ""'W'~Ttn Cl".lll~:.>~1'· A8MRT~ T .,.·' ,,.. G1•nt·r;il off1l'1• 1m~11 wn., nt~ .a. ARJOTI' HOTEL suilt• 2211 64<! 1.110 Fo'r 1110 m(•d11·al Corp. llfll'll for typist. r111ni: "" -----~--par~ ltmt'. 11rt•at oppty COMM UNICNl'IONS l'l(•rk , ortkr cl c·~k . !.kNIN<•wporlCt•nt1·r l)1 _._ --::--~.for l.111· "."•11·111·1· M11Jor ~ .. t:cM. m6M~t, with ,1 dt''drt' l.o l1•ar11 N/C mar h1n1n.a r111111• j111n our tr:1111m;.: pr11 11ram \\1· n1•1·d m,1n,1)!1·1·, 111 S.rn ('h•mt•nlt· L.1J,!11n,1 tJUt~·J JI:.. '-u:.ta :'vlt•i-a "fl.t'!f't ~~~·~"'2 !Jl'r hou1 :-0:11 1·x1.1•·rt1·nr1• 11<·•·1'<::.ar\ \H• lr:1111 "'or 1 n I 11 r Ill ,, I 1 t• 11 1· .1 I I 111, r.:r. <1M11 ~·~ -; ~~~JI,,(., • ~,I 1•mpl11~ ~ I ra'm111){ ti:..'' I '°()" l'ON L:NTS <..:OH I' .~. Owl I\ H111• ~ "' ' <'Ustom1·r ~l'n1n· ,l(i · .111 • Nl'WIX>"! lk•11ch . 1.11IH.,<1>4•r pr1•fl·rr1'd, will Drive-rs 3000 Airway 1yp1·s cxPt.'nt'nl·1·cl offic··· f'.flUl.ll Opp l<.mply r M / I• tram Slurt immrd l<'lrx 1 '1ist11 Mt•i-a. (.·,\ • o rw.:ratl' modt•rn <"QUiil· .... Pl'rsonnel Cusl um JANITORIAL 1tif(' hr~. w1sc·ht•dult•, fOI' mcnl & d oo r to dour 1714i 54o.7r>1HJ Wt'ave .l,;urpl'l-1. JH1:JO ll o u st•rlt-:i~t·rs . ;;:n studC'nls N II ti:Jl.111$5 tran.-sp CaUf. dnver:. h t Equitl ~ppty 1-:mplyr Pacifi c St • I-V lr!lni.. full 11r pnrt.tmw. MAINTENANCE _c_·x_t_l_O_. ------- Sound 1nt1•rt•sl1111!" < :tit ou~ Pcr:-onnd Olfr1·c• for add1l1onal rnform:1llo11 t•r Just rnmt• m a nd 11puly Wt' will bl' happy to talk wtlh you and a lliO explain our exc rlll'Ol b1•n1•r1t~ pack al!<' ri:q 'd No prior i:xpc·r ----------1 __________ 1 top$ ll7:J.12t1').6<16·41171 nl'l' Good dnv1ng rt•l' a Elrrtnc1an -- must No Sunday work MAINTENANCE GENERAL llouiwclean c rs nl'cdt•tl 0 "' Coast Y"'llow Maturi• Top $ Citr nl'c ran g, • ' ' B.ECTRICIAH Cub. 17300 Mt llt•r LABORERS 642 1403.64.'>·34:19 __ _ rmaM. F' Vly Ontn~r Co. mfr ro 1s of· frnnR a ma1111 t'11•ctn llouM•k£>rpms: hl.'IP . .i.:unr UI DN'T (;HAU i\TI-:" i·run pcr..itron tu ;i 1 • .,11 Url!cnt ly Ni•t•cll•d ' '' w11i.:r $13.S pr wk or mori' 1 ·11 t::CK TlllS didau.• ~ho ffil'l'I!> t hi· Warchous1.· I'd vuC':itum t\clvanr1• Sl•!-:CJA l. CWFl-:R folio·· tn" r1 .. •u111•1n1•11ls Stock CIC'rk~ m1•nt npportUlllt} M11'1 -.. .. Sh1pp111j.! & ll1•n•I\ mi.: h I 'I r ' '2' lf yw·n· u "CIUn•• man .... '"'r~ t .. x 11 .. r •11 11\<'o""n rnn, ·"' .1.1 .1 J ,.. ·1 ' • ' ~ ' :\tu:,l h;11 C ph\llll' &. I t•lt,1 ~ 1thoul 11 high :-1·h11ol terh111cal m1«·h ·1 1•11·1· bit• lrnn~p Lut1J.! (!, ,llort d1plom:1. tht• Arm\ may 1nc11I rt•p111r ... & 111~talla lt•i m ui.i.i~nml'nh ll1>1t '-llll havt· a pl,1ce <or ~ou t1ho., UJ} & ,.;i1.,,111111 pa~ If you hU\I' whut 11 i akl'!o. •Ab1l1ly t11 trouhh·'lhtM>l & I llt1'i f1 1l11l1 l:t lron 11 1111 thl.' Army may htt\l' a n rC'ptur uvail operunl'? for YOU plu~ an •W1lhnj(nt•si. lO perform opportunity lo f1msh high van ous murn11•1111n1·<· St'hool rlunn.: your Off laski; dut.v t ime. t oo 1'h(• Xlnt ro benefits & prurrt Army's always lookm)l shanng pro1<ra m Apply for good P(..'OPI<' Hut 111 person or icnd resume lhey'rto offering you \hf to Mttrgarcl unrk. grentt>Sl opportunity now SHILEY L "'I 1 .... C lhmu~h Septem ber. So '" "' " call now ror this unique 17600 Gilll•ltt• chanct• to serve yc1unwJr Irvine. Ca 927M und your 1.·ommu11lly' Ce ll t17!l·Orl00 K O . ~ '°"' u M CSU. 540 I O'lfi llw11lr11.non fk h. fffk! Xli4!1 l ntl(Un11 fllll11. 71\11 ~i:'il l848 Canipus Drivt 546·041 < l\cl'Olls from Prom OrangcCo Airport> Equul Oppor Emple'lycr GEN'L MAINTl-:NANC'E Mule Wtlh trnnxportalmn \II I'] I' II n f II :1 l ((I \Id macfilnt•!i :'! days pn -~-,f~·---~ ....... --1f1ed ada display their messagt'I with leg1b1Ut)' ,..,,.;.;.:ll.,_,.•lt ~ ~lU;Q, :u.~ p t•r oW,...-IMlln r mileage 673 71.i.'l:! and impact' Our am. we GEN'L OFC. for II n I lotL"'kP<•p..•r M w F. 1 11 pm S."i hr Non '<11111kl'r !•i4 1:114 un1·r 7p1n llO!JSEl<Ei':1• .. :1t. I' 1x•r d. rl'f1•rl:'n<01•s, fh·x1 blc wknds. some rook m11. non·sm okrr. pvt rm & bath. $f1() wk 1>45 73.16 11ous1-;K1-:EPF:1t. liVI' m. Nrwport Ucnl'h, $350 p /mo + room l boar<.I Must hov~ <.'nr avuil. ('ult 7M· 1Zi.ll roll11c1 llousckN•per, l1vc.1n, mu~I l11v1• l'hildrl'n & know h11w l1J kl't'P u sl)()t h<Ss hou~t' tn 11 benut nt•w tumw 840 237~- a.re proud lo say, really Mokc )'our !\h upp1nR get r es u Its Ph o n c easier by us1nJt the Dally , 6'2·51878 Pilot Cl1.ss1f1<.'d Ads. drug itlore Lt bltkp". llou!lekre~. lrvr m. Rel Over 25 Mrt> llntch, no chtld Hm, bflth, TV ..... " ... -. . . . . . . . . M1 ~I Ovcr40 CdM 673-9042 . . . . . , . . . . . -" . .. . Wt h:111c an 1mmt•1h11t1• op 1· n 1 n g r o r a n 1• x perienced mamlenunrc person to handll' Rcneral rl<'an up or new hom1·,, pnor to buy1•r move m lluultf•«d pero;on~ will ha vt• a l!l'n r ral Laborers llf:GISTf:R NOW mu WORK ON W1' are loc.1te<J 1hr1'l' bltK•ks off th<' 57 ln•1·way on State Collest<' Bl \II b r t w t• l' n II ;1 I I .1 n d K;1tella UN C/\LL fli\SIS WESTCLIH' Temporary Sc>rv11.'l's 1617 Wloi;tchrf Dr. Stl' 209 NC'wport 81.>ach &31-0610 or 752·91 Iii JJ01lon:1I m t11nll'nancc ----------• CALL US TODAY ! hork~rou nd and hl' fllm1ll;ir with 'arioui- l'lcnnm)l chrm1t·a I!> aml solutions for us c on r I 0 0 r II • w ' n fl I) w 5 • brtC'k \"Ork . household (llfturcs, ell' nus rs a permanent Cull lime position and tS e ll g1· blc for all compuny bcnl'fils rnr ludmg health 1mcuranc1• and retire· mcnt PICB!IC apply 1mm('dlllll'· ly hy l'ontoct 1n~ o ur pcrsonn1•I rlcp11rtrn1•nt MISSION VIEJO ·c~~1"'"" 24800 Chrlirnnt11 M1811ion Viej o. Cl\ 02691 (714) 837.6050 AlflrmaUve Action t-:mployer M/f'/H. .• •a ' • ' • # ,. ' PACIFIC SCtEHTtRC l..arld..o;cape INSTALLEll mm 3 yrs ex1x:r. must bl· able to 'lupt•r & inst s pnnklrrs. do plan11n14<;, all'<> Sl'C'd or sod lawns Must bt> w1lllnR to work h11 r rl 67S 76J3. <'U II enytimt> 1346 S Slnl~ Colle~t· Bl I'd Anaheim. CA 92'403 C714) 774·5217 Equal Opply Emplyr Mt l-' URRARY AID ES to work M a I I r I t• r k / pt-time rn ('lcmrnl.iry wart'ho uscm nn fu II schools . $J.76·S4.58/hour. t1mt• Good bend•t" Min qualiflcnt1on~. Typ· Publlshin1t Co. 1n NB ini( 40wµm, t'omph•tlon arc 11 A. g e !'I I 8 l I of Comrnuruty <.:olll'ti<' _~_«!_'» ____ _ ('OUr!\C fur trallltnl( of library tudt'i. Apply 111 person. t-"ounto1t1 Vall£'y. Srh ool 0111 ltt l'I 1 1 L1.:hth11u1c.• 1.n . 1-'oun ~IA a.Vall.-.)' '4'•4'qv, Ni•wfdnd It Tnttk1rt "" "' lnl{ d1.•1tdlmf' !f 12ff 178 a-;o t; Clu.toficd Ads. your one. 6\0p shopping center , .... . -, , j!t~~I~~~ !'!r a 30day ad In the ~Yf"-QT . SllVICE. (.; DIRECTORY OOITNOW• 642·5'71 t I• F:11u::il Uppor Empltl)'l'r M/\N1\CEll /\r1• you mtt•n •sl1•1t m .1 . t•xpandmg 1·:ir1:'1•t ' t; r ... 1 t ( 111 u r 1• .• w ,111 , "" 11 w i:rowrng n·i.l < h;,1n Will tram SJ()OO 1 lwrwl Call IV.b. 5.'.i7 11•1:i 1\1'" rt'l' L'n1h•d l'l'r'-onnc•I S.•l\tl'''' 1r11>11 /\d.1 m ... CM :\11\Rl~Jo: 11/\HUW AIU . \\ ,1 r ,. " ' •' m 1: 1 kno" ll'l.1µ1• ul .111 "'.crt•h"• .1rt1 v1t1t•' 1uc·l11d1n)! 1.'1L~tom1•r '1'r\<11'1• & m "d1· ,aJ.o, Manni• 1•\11t•1 prt•lt•rrt'll~ •IXlllJ Morti~Hnig Sec'y 10 d 1\ o;:d h mn11r of <;I ;1 l f' WI d I• ( 111 .1 n (' i (I I sr111"" firm. Xlnl ~rowth oppor T yp1n11 ASwpm , t•llper nee CHll MO 01~ M ATU R F. W()MAN p / I I m c I ti w {• le l) m l ' n1•wcomrr' & C'O nlJ<'t tt'l(ltl•hant.-c ,.1t•X1hl1: hr., N1•r d ('Or. hlr I YPIOJI 547 3l1.l.~ Mrol<'al lrunt otr. l'XPt•r only. bu><) OR l.J)n Npt lh;h (' .II I M .ir J I S« ~11!1 ffoVI' '1-0mcthln~ you want t.o ~II ., Classified nd1 do 11 well 642 5678 . ,, 11.J l'M \1, . .,., \lpnJ1• Cm" 11.,,,ri 1;1i' «•·1~1 1·1 s• (',\I NURSE'S AIDES fo' & P r'T' /\I! ... h1I(:-l'r•· 1·t>rtrr11·:it1on l'las"'('i, 01 ft'rt'147 :~1., NlJltSES RN'S LVN AIDE S80·S98 S52·S&O S42·S44 l"1't'lh'tJ ''" h11,1)1t.11 'tar 1 rPh•·I lt'I ,,J! 1!11t1r' 1\:' 'ht fl. .1 ~ ;11 f ~lu:-1 lk rlc fl<'n1l11ltlt• {I. h.1" n ·r· Skill ·""''"'•m1 n• t1·~· · .1r1 ~1" ri <:rnur 11• ~uran1·1• ' "1 TO I W/\Ci'~S /\~k .1ho11l 11th1 r bl.'nl.'fll~ L'onw '" lh•n• 5prn Mon f'n w1-:~'l'C Lll"l N11r11t'I' t1 esw1tr} IHI': Wl1Slt'liff. Sil• 2111 N<'WJ>Ort lk':•<'I'> li.'11 ()fllll 752 !ll J~ • NuNtnfl 1•11r•• !or dch'rl~ WOl'l'llW Pl 11nlt•. or •. •I' fC',pon,1b'1 111 r •t•• ft•m Ull' •I 01111 I i t I /t'I' Evcnin~J<. 646 tJti2:i ~ov""".ii \.). • r.. •• ,..~ LYN f/f IN r /T N wport Conv Ccn• e. 15.'!6 Superior Avt•. Npl Och . . . ' \' ',. .. .. 0•6 DAILY PILOI H..,We1ttd 110 HetpW ... .ct 7100 twpW..t.4 7100Ht4pWeted 7 100HetpWwted 7100.....,W..t.d 7100 . . . .. . .. . .............. .. ...... ............... . ................................. ············ ........................................ ······ .._.,W•t•d 710 HelpW.,..ct 7100 H•lpWeftt•d 1100 SALIS •5-rYlceSt.tfoR• ·w1mm1n1t pool main •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;;;:~··;:·,·.:;:··,;;;:~·,· tt..:-rAll. ,,•0F1ss10NALS Secr~tarv Secretary* Jo'uJ1" P art llm~ ~nen ~~c~1~'fr~1i:;iu~~ IW'fn·· ti.•lplulll11111 l\1J l'llt-~Si'K lJqil·· ... n m1ni.111·r .... 1 .. 11m1;n f111 nuuoc11s WAMTIDALIVE tAccount1nl(-d'1·µt1 dlll\lb Miit be OV('r l8 m.i f1hn'1 phnn1" 11111 .. llt't'o·r Mw t>UWi' l'iu"l t1rn~ 0 11 UV ft HOW! M11Jor new home bwlt.ler w Xlnt Wlll(e Apply 17241 eache rs ror Chrlsti;,n lf11 .. (' Jj OU V• I hr I ll n.-. ~•11 trutn Call bt~n L1l11•1.il r11inp"n111lllon WILSHIRE Tr11101ng proarum . tll'll nc-ur oc Airport IS l>t'ek ord * llJ81rv!~:. Blvd. Tustin s r h 0 ()I . 1 G IS 3 !> t.a.n ~ ·~1 1 & I W ~'I plun l'illl llfll'r o pm inl( aids &ulHanteed lnl( an 1nd1v to uss1st m ........, Brookhurs t, ftn Vly. tlU~~ 1ah " u111111r h1rl'Hll'lo ll:k ulhl't "' ~KJ411 territory. Profe11slonul our11ccounlln1tdept.Thr p • -_C:a_·_1_196.1 __ 1_8.3_1 ____ _ ......___.... h credib1Uty1 Career MKt ldoal candidate mui.L rocess1ng &-rv1ce St11t1on Is land EACHER·Pre·School , ril 1· q ir I ~'"• 111 •'>on i:w-nrn<'fil flfl''~m»n.. to Kttc-ptlon••tl Typtl!ll, 1" ,_.,.,._... CIC Op ply. with r e vol u t y pt• GO wpm & b (' 111 "'" l h .. t '' il'\i run Mull1lHl1>1 I~ .. od um1• t'J!> hr ~ k t•QUl l) honury progra m ' Comm ram I l 111 r w I Io k e Y Ill-Ip. M. & F • no rx~r S2 llO hr, afternoon~. Mvn t•\KKINC, I t>I \I ~J Knci~h<\lllr ol pno lt'1uln1Ct'u 6«838~ A L1•od1ni: (oi.ht o n .. Dene & Fee pd Call Statist1c11l typ1nA expcr •Topk..otchTypf1t IK'C.WUl traln l>ay&a( thru f'ri 897·_Zl_5_ll __ I ~ " II t 11 ~ '"·•in t • ' ' u an• r ·I u n ti i.pec1ult)' '11111 l' m Orunge today 754· 1~1. Lee Ward & u flllllh aptitude dt> •2 Y•ort secr•tariol kmoon s hill $3 25·$4.00 T E ACHERS 11 n .. m, 11, 1 111 tt1 vl.-ll'n' ilunic h• l1>lul Ht-t..:t~l''rlUf'lll S'f. 1mll c'ounty '" l'urn•ntly luok Per.ionnel Agenc y, 1711()1 sired This l'I un xlnt dl•pendln~ on cJC per Paid po11ltlon in Prote1> 11 Ill .. 11 ~~HI I u 11 S7117 h • ~\J llt "'" 1\1111 11("11\Jnl( Ill ('o~t.i t.fr-.11 ml( ror 1111ahh1·d llpph. Mam St. Suite o. Irvine. J(rowth op pt y oHertnl( •iperienc:•. 644·50~4. llitrbor V1~w tant Churc h Sehl. LUii. , ,, Olillll ,.,. 11 ., 1, I)' II) 1111 :irtl 7K for l.>nl(ht j)l'r11n11 ~ llh I cant. who 1111• 111turcist1.'<I OUL'ih1ndlnl( t•u bt•11t.'f1b To rndivu.luals possess· Shell. 644 50~. Sch. Sun only Nursery .., .. ,11.ll1•h .1• k V.i 11 .. ~ )'r olrt•t: .. nt cxµ pl1111w~. in1•1nph•)n1enllh111 full Pleas<' coll u r 1111ply , inl( the lll>IJ"'c quuhf1cu thru 6th grade. Co ''''him· 11\\111'~ "• I 11111111 !'t1hu11I 111,t11tl hi:ht l)p111.:. fll1111ot l'l1 1f y11u11rcamut1vutcd 1n SALES 97~160'J l ion.,, w1• un· oH~·nn•: ll ordinato r also needed ''' luuk mi.: Im i•uli.-1 1111 .~ .. tt.t l11h .. n11 Ur M111H111n l.~11 K1111 'JL t.4ll min ihv1du11 I l11ok1nu rm un $25,000.SSO,OOO Pondent10 Homet t: h .1 n l' t• t o I l' a r n Sdervice Station Allen Call 499·3088 morning~ •" o pl t '" ~ .. 11 Ht;ct:l'l'IONl:-''I ot·~l••(I i·~~111n l( c .11t•t·1 111 W1tt)ln5 yrsin your 4!0fl2 flusincssCtrlJr :.omcthm1:diffort•nt' E~~~: :~1fe:,'pd/11~:YAP& only • lt-11h11111· '""' ~ • I I I " 1'1 ' fa,;h1un mrn·h1.1nd1"'"~· c1wn t n~uranc•' B"~ "··at"' 200 Irvin" 9271c l Sh II S 7 h & ---------1111 urt \CIC 1111t111t .. II il'l' I p ~ v u .,... " ' .. Our wl'll org11n11ed work r> y. e talion. I l r •• ......._.. s.a •• '""'lfllll'I• ~\11'.f, I l'ICl"'"fl'r,· f'lt''J"1' .... ,111 '""unw t11 l'l'tu•,•l•omt·•w"·u:; as we •P&rt·~imctostart Af(irmativcAct111n pru('l'~s1ng e·<:nt('r hu~ Irvine.NB • ................ ' 1 tu l' nrcntly \~kll•ll ·"'·II .. ommi'Msi·ons &.'mploy<•r h Wrk PIT m our te lephone I I hdp l'M.~11-.I l<11 t•" "' l'l'lln)'·'''·r, I' ti lux n• • " "' t t• lalt-'ll I BM l'QUIP I ~ & t'll n1 111111 .. 11,•1n•· ""'' •• , •. , OF SET )f(J~ •• m~11 Alll'lll Ml.. SCllH renOMMI •f'ree tra1mn1t µruli(raro mrnt und ts rn nerd or a Serv Sta llelp n~eded ini !la L'Sid mctl is I pAuMu:: .. ~--"TOR IJuus/Ev~nmus/Wlrnds Co rr St.•c:rctary · ed l'\111 ti Ap I out..s e a v lies. .,. t1t1 .. 1l l11r ll•llr~t .. 11.11h nt "'"'u""~ .. 11111 Vit·;o. ,,lti7.'1 'oi~ p" •Orange unty o ices 'lh;irµ. mot 1 va tc•cl 1 n m or P P Y PM stuttd Uuur waaes • tt•, llt , '"" t 1..-, t11 A •• '\H Ult'K t'litlt m.ik ef'tOft Eve Appts Cull Now MEG CARD II rhv1duul with or without 900 E C.:!\l llwy, N R romm. Call for delaili. ···I $1 hr •ti.Ht '.A ll I n•IL' unpp1n11 .. T Ht'l't•pl r,pl t , µt llllll' l"1llm(•Wtt OIX'r•t•nc:t• Fcww.ralft1.Group Willtnun.SO + lleq Cull t•x1i.mcnl't." w~ will flrll LA Tl '"'"030 •r." (f7t7 .. n l•m lur •JIJ.. ......_ -...,n.t r\ptn~. lltt· !>. II t·~114•r in Out ~ncfit.s mclud~ un JOE CONNF.RS Ellie Biles, Newportcr v11k )OU with t:halkng SGT . PEPPE RONIS . . mes.'"". 1 I' 1n tun.-t'r~rht>l' AH· CM l>Jyroll & dl't'h p,i)'wblt· t•l(celltnt t•umpcnsat100 \;enlral OC 870·7740 Inn. 644· 1700 ~xl S3G 111~ Ji.'>11(nrncnti. that wrll P lµA STORE fl:t...ST ART Sl.7S hr S'""9)7) dMirt'l'I ..,J4 164ll pro"r:tm Ali;o, l1btrnl 837·"""" EOE 'han1t·n "OUr :.crrl'LJr1JI Now hinng for full & tO.l 1-14I•1"-1" I .. v-" .-... ·' J p/Ume Ono g "t 10,. Noselling-s urve.., lo bus1 tl1 '1l't1U11h 0 11 :.tort· !'>kllb ""ntn s " ~a· J Sf\ LES ti.on nhar O C A l""'rt ness owners. daytime on 1----------•l lfrt•\!1Jt1u111i.t 1111 11 .. rtl " " .... Ii. t II 11 ' I• II I \ '"1tlt•I I t11llt lilt .i\U HI l't<lll>l l 'TIU:'li llc· .. ut) I 1111•·•••· ~1Jlur1• fl\'f"on "' 1 "" mct11lo11 y bJt·ki:rnd prl'f'd Salt•" 11~rchw1d111>e l'least-ap SICRETARY '<' ''"' ly Part·t1me or foll 1>ly 1n pc r i.on Mond.iy /\re You Sell·Mollvated Good ty ping & phon<' A41t(nt•ndh. p1ogres<11ve Mus tbc 18orover Apply time . C .M o ffi r .. ''"'"'' 1t •II•~• •kith ,1,. I \ 111 11 )'. 11t'1 •' ' ' t 1 I I ll 1-M lit Im .,1 pp.1111t \SS I \"TA Nl t-11r ll1u Mt·rlh .;I e 11rp I' .. n Luu" .. t 1A1«!11h ''"' x 1Ul1 hr' Ill \l'h1"11tlt• Wiii tr 1111 Nu rt 1 ni1111'1J :-; Ii 1 .. 11 I~ 1''l 1\1' , '"''' hdplul Tut· ~.11 11 •• m " :rnf'" l un1J11 M u r ' I 1• I 1· n J I 714 00 Jll..'J() L.lu~ll fh ~~~ay,131-sP!'.1 G r eal opµLy <f w a 1ti. skJIL'i for busy th~atre uf work !'nv1ronmc·nt in ad ui pe~~ E Hnstol !)(9.1819 u:anHNt I CMd w1profo(ress1ve whsl dis t r I (' e So (" o a !'> t tJ1Uun ln PXCt'llenl sal:1ry S;,nl.i Ana lll'IKh ll. --------- 111{'111 ..a _ __. a. h S600 + comm + car al Re""rtory Call Winni• ;rn<1 ht-nl"fll'> rs avail11hlt· nw-~' oc low (;all l:k>b. 557 7ttl3. r ti) the n~ht person Wt· !'i-49·1«>7'1 1-;qual Oppor Emplyr Un •led p c r s o n n c I 64fl..32.52 or.· lnc;:1tc'(I at the Alton & <Next to McDonald'!>> Mii'' Services. 1500 Adumii. setr ctury, Pf r. mornuu:. Jamoor1.~ mtcr)ct·t1on in _£Qual (}pp()r t-:mployer l'\11111 \lt-:-.,i,., \'hrlo. TM.terTld1 .. , H1•1,11l l,•ll t o.tlh·r\ ' 11 I ,I\, ~i.. ~ 1111.mh '"'"" t•ltlllHT TION l\~~l~T l~lf\'4 M•• mfr J' r f11·x1 t.>le hr' II JI Jf l'<l l'h K\l'l 1321 .1o;k for Tom RECEmONIST CM.. w 1so me rtex 1t>ll1ty l rvmc • SHEET MffAL OPH. Ticket clerk for Mutual Agt'n ry • .,.u ll llmt• f'h o n c f o r ap pl . 714/~1·9212 :ssk for Mr W est. Ne wpo rt Slj tioner5. 11011111 "'111 .•l• ... ''"'' I ,111 b 7~ .llJt40 Otllln ll> I. ll Joo1 bui.y lto)(al uHieto. RN'S/ LYN'S N U $62.'t mo Must huw 1-;nl(llah l1.1n1tuuKe & be ;:ood t•ommand of tht• AIDES l'AYllOLL S670 l'Hlllutliun Workcn. No able lo work under prt• .. Yow Own Ion! \'JJ t·u s ..... •., l•r1"hl 111,J1, '''IJ••111•nt•1• n1·l·csi.;1ru ii!lurt.' For int erview ctdl ''" "' J M N 1 .... u.... Tell us when & where you wi )(ond m.uth apt & nun 1to11d bl'n ul1tli. hour' 5 azan o -. . .,.,,,,. want to work . & leuve I' 11111fl tr vuu h.n 1· .1 I lpm to 7u u i Pleai.e t•ttll ltlCIEPT the rest to US' Plus top lll'ad for f1.: ~h1'> '" wu1 f..U 1~9:i SIOO pay. CHECKS DAILY. • II.in,.,. l .ii I Jud~ f''l"onl dc~k s pot for pers No fee! Uniform allow ! .w ~'I l'l•.1,.,l.1l l't.'r M>ll PRODUCTION who c•nJO>'S mt~tmg & Malpractice & all otht'r 111•1 Al(~m.) .:11111 ll<trbor HE.I •EIS J{reetmg i>C'<>Plt· One ol lllSur pd. by us Bonus ref l"M ......-my best co'!'! w tcxtrt'mt' l'UX an,,.1•1111~ ,, n 1t't'. c.\C>Cnt•nn·tl !'tt.•rt s.;1 no hr >t!I 3015 l'llX \ n ' "' 1 ri n I: ~ 1• r ' 1 1 • • 111)t'rJ lllr l ull & I' ~r ('.oil X.:15 3561 •PBX OPR• l'ui.1t111Jl ·" .irl.1hl1• Cur fl• 11.1hl(' 1ncll\1d11;tl ... 1h i.;ood 11h11111· 111•r..c111,tl1 ty Ahli· t1J w111 I< llo·ic 1 l1k hr' l•:nJOV .l(Ollcl 1·om 11.111 V lwncr1h A1111lv !l,1111 111•111. M•lll Fri. I 11·r,1111 , ... 1 MARRIOTT HOTEL '~JO Nt•Wpotl ('1•11tP1 1)1 ·'''" l)UJ l Ht'.11 h l'.qU.il ( lpp l';rnpl) I :\I I• ,EH SI OH TRAINEE 'ipl Uc:h urt'OI Will tram 1ll't.i1I m1nd .. t1 rr1.11 h 11ncnlt.'CJ 1ncll\ 111 .111111111 or ffll)Jll'Y 111111'11,h l' ~ (1rofit i.ll.•t or11• 111.111 I· 'I' 1•·rm.1r11·111 I""' I ' l"n~! '' rt'Clrl t 'all 'I •·r ry for st-:c·oNO Stfll'~r ly ruce ro·workt.'rs . Xlnt pro)(rum y., •• ire uccl.'ptm.: ttp advance potent. n1c1· MEDICAL 1Jh1·;1t101h for productlvo rx·rsomihty & mud ty pmi: hl·l1Nri.un:!nd .,h1fti.Mon ni•t•dt.'d Ca ll C htii. PERSOHHELPOOL thru Fri. !ltt m I lam & ~0055 Co:tsta l l'erwn ll4·0405 I Jpm Xlnt i.alary . rwlAllt'tlcy,2790 tl<1rl)or. Anat111nalnursmgserv b<'nd1h & l!wd worl<ml! C.:~I -------- ('flncl ',. Come• to 1h1· Robbi•'aaag&Mop t •1·n.onnd Ucpt to t'om REC E PT / l EGA l W o m en n eed e d for plt·ll· :in apphcalum S a O O u p llousce lc~ng. Serv. CALIF'OAM Growth s pot in NB. Ai. re 548-0757 .. ' • 16fi6} Von Karman t'<'Pt 'in this farm or Corp Saleslady for d~s s hop. Irv l',qua lOpp Emplyrl altom eys. you will start Over 30 pre f. Part lime. l•fCODUCTICJN out fo(reete~K their clients 645-UIG5. THAINEf'' & llSS!!ool g w /var1oui. --------- ' II uf • t r r t·lencal functions You S a I cs man . yo u n ~ l)f' 1-m.1 mjn ac u ,. II s hippini.:. rnsp~cl1r1)1. t•a11cnvenlua y move.in cnf•rRellc person to sell lli"' t'll' Will trnm n l(ht to .legal -;ecy pos < ull stmnlt.~s s led Sl'ltmgs. ri•·n.:m ror ,111 1,11a..,i•!\ "" Alngan Abhull .r~·fi.unnC'I val\·~s & pumps Xlnl plv m pN ,.on !lam-12 nu J~)(1•nry. 557 1.122 4500 i.alary t car & eXp('~li.e~ I K:r7 w IKtl Sl (.'11~l' ( ,1mpu ... l>r . N II 01H·n 1..uc:all'd HI Or:111.:e (;01111- \ 1' · ' M11nl•v1•n1111!Unlll7ftffi ty. 7t41549 i!>U. 2 131 !'.fr~a -63U 1140 ,1:-.k lur l.(•1111 1'111l!r.111\1111'r t'u1n1>1111•• ReceptlOftld Trainee Stallt·r PROGRAMMER 1'11hh<· r1'1111ion-< & rnort'. HJI<; & rn f<'ortran S11•p UIJ to ll1t' •ttl ltn1· wurld ut lh'wll'l l'a c kurtl 111 .1 prog. mfr t:O. Apply 111 ix•rs•}fl. nr rn 11 CLA·YAl 1701 l'lal'l'Jllt.1 C1~ta M1 .. 1a . C II 548 2201 .. ,quol Oppty Jo:mplm•1 l11:ht typmi: & 11 spurkl Sulespcrson. ai.:l!rl':.s1"'" 111~ ,.mile· 1~ :ill you nl't'U pos1t1ve atl1Lud c Full or l•• 11>1n thl' slaH of world'" p1t. Ex per_ or w1ll tr:.11n l.irgc•s t l.'mpl<iy m c nt Apply in pcri1un , Stan wrv1l'C' We wrll tram m dard Shot• Slur('. C.:M. .di phases Ca ll Ellie• 3077$ Rns tol O'llni·n. ~0·5001. Snl'll - - 1 II I! & S n f' t 11 n I! 0 f Salesp('rson needed to s<'ll Ni·wport Oc;ich AJ.?cncy. construc tion i;upphcs . 1310 Campus S a ddl e b ac k a r ea ollJJ)L. 644 7S'11J I lllH'Qu<'l Club galf• :.itt«n dant, must be ;1varl t'' t'' £11-stauranl PERRY'S PIZZA Mow HfriftCJ for lrnrnt'd P J T ll clp , Davs wkntlo;. Xlnt oppty ror· ,llnfrnh Apply in Ill'• 'I'" 11ny11me Stra1Rhl comm. w1ca1 a llowunce + dra w . i-;x pe r prt<fe rn•d . M 1d south Tool & Supply Call 831·00fll Mon Tue~ As k fur Norm ,ff"IONWI Cl•rtl S650j & wknd<; Plc>ac;e ('811 for ".mla,t1t• d1ane•1• to work .1ppt. 1>45 5000 t'Xl 520 Ill llw fH'r"\ I rJt•IJl of 11n1· Mu11 f''ri. 11 JO r,pm 111 11ur l><·'>I , . ., ' l'art nl 1111' cl.I\ will "" r 111111: & lilt.' rc:.t 111 llll' l1tn1• .:r1·1 t 1n1: n1·w ;1J1pl IV 11 .. 1111111~· llllll'r W IJJl..111~' 11f l•l'f "'•HIO•·I ('.ti I .!'t,oll\ ' • .411-1.o.'>.'i t.11.1 ~1.11 I 't•J ""' 111'1 Agem·y 27'10 I l.11 111" I M PHONE WORK I v.·nly eml1·r ... "'' ..... 11m1: C0<1d P IT IJI' rr11;ir11•11 I 1oh. llr .... ~. :m x :10 1· \I 1 Mun ,..r, A1>ply ~IL th1· I J111l y 1"1 k1l , '.l:JO W Bay Co,.,la M1·,,1 Ai.k 1111 Huth l,c·a v1tt, C1rc•11lat 11111 llt•11t 1-;o E POLICE RESERVE OFFICER C 'll) e1I N1•wpcirt l\l•:id1 !'l 25 Sti ~.o p1•1 h11111 M 1n1mum •1u.i l1 I I• .1 lion.' Gr:1duat1on lrnm h1g.h '>C'huol rnui.t lw 21 42 y~ar ... of a~c 1-;;ll'h ·vm cer,. tll f;(l l('<·t '\i.., I r1·1• '411rk st•ht·dulr, 4X hour' lk.tl Etitull' S:ilt·s a.qinMn Welc:orwR Free 3 Weeks TRAINING H• w Career Hew Prosperity •AIJ «t)IUU·ly II•) prior 1r,1111111g o r l'Xlll'flt'nCl' lll'l't''>l>·'lfY • l'e·l';.1,,;;1111 ,•d 111,truC' 111111 • l'r11f1•'lsmnal on the job tra1111111: • l 1p t11 XO'; t'()JrlllllSSIOn •ChCllC'I' of lo p ofllcl• 111; at 111ns flt• )OUr own I'"'" with :1 top ookh p rort•i."onul or l(annatlon Katella Realtv For details call l'*' 811·1 OOl 493-0442 REAL ESTA TE SUCCESSFUL SALESPERSONS l'Prrv " 1'1n;1 ;.!l1rX •, ("•1.,1nfr1111t, N1•"' µt•rt 11\·uc h, t.'i\ Hr·,t.1ur.1nt ll0>1 t1·i. .. & husboy nrl•drd for I' 'T Le Ca vr• lt1·stauranl S.·1· 11 1 I I It 11 y 1• r . I> <• t 12 :Jl 2 JO. M1in F'rl Hl95 lrvmt• Ave. CM 646·7944 RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT Salt•,IJC.·r~on. I' T II B Jl•ft 'hoµ M .1lur1· p1•r ,011 U6.J ·~~)0 Sall·,11e·r~m1 for i.:m111111•t fo11ll l'/'I' t'\' llll'kon fo'.1rms, Wt'!>tl'11ff l'ltt£~1 ti-1:!1)~172 S:11t· ... 11•·rM1n t11 work h11h h) o;h1111. no l'X per ni·t· F'ull L1m1· C';dl li tO :.!ti•ll Tut• Sat. l~M f1:;:1!l t•v1•>i SALESl'l.EHK N1•rdl•d lur h.irdwort• d1gtnliutor Mi1nnl' l'X pent•n1•1• lll'ct•ssary Cull 549 9671 rur appt & dt· llllls ... : O I': M 1 F Ill An t·xciling nc>w se:ifood r e1taurunt hcr ks <'X · p('nencrd & mot1vat<"d 11ss1stanl manager~ who w1~h to !!row with Uh Xlnt b e nefits. Jlrt•a t r10 11· n 11 a1. App 1 y 1 n --S·A-l•E•S•C•l•E•R•k-- 1><·r.on or M:nd n ·,om1· to. ror j.!r:Jphu· & drartm.: THE JOLLY ROGEalNC. 110.12G1llc•ttt· I\,,. Irvine, <.:al1f. 1127 11 ~ u " p I 11•.... I' h 11111' & rounle r ordl'r~-f /1' Net1t uppearanc·l' '$3 hr Maslt•r lllurpnnt 234 Fischer Aw. (.;!\I 540-9373 Sales lridal Salon F.xper m Bndal or rett11I ctoUung sa les prefer red Cost.a Mesa area 546-1821 SALES Clo11k Automobiles New elu~!lic auto s tore. Irv. Airport com plt•x wa nts lady s port'! rur 1·n lhwuast1c to hclµ !>1•11 & munuge. Sales <:xper not nee Cu m m 1 s s 1 '' n lucrat1vt• Sc:nd rt"lllmt• to . 17777 M ~11n St S te ,. .. Irv .. Ca . or call 957 0555 SALES. TUPPERWAHF: ANO OTHER PARTY MANAGERS. fa nlust1c new home pa rty pl:in, ma ket> r e31 prorit~ ror you• Ir you know ~a bout Micro-Wave Ovens, this t'OUld be a natura I for you! St'll pro fit a ble M 1au Wave cookwllre. We have beist d es11.mi. wh1t·h d e monstrate we ll und !'><'II fast . Ground floor 11µ 1111rtunily (;Cl II M l('rOM a rt (714 ) 631 ·013 t SALES When a houi;ew1fr put~ her hus band throu~h col lcge and s upports h<·r family by MAKING S7 AN HOUR PARTT IMJ.: When a ~ra ndmothcr says she c an J.:AS I LY and REGULARLY m akt' $175 A WJo:t-:K IN llJo:H SPARE llOUllS When a mothtr vr ''"' ('<Jfl take full ('an· or ht•• ranuly of 5 and ST ll.1. AV Jo:llAG 1-; OV ~;I( SI 00 A WEEK IN 111'.:H S l'1\Ht-: llOlJRS You knu"' This Is Hot Jutt Another Part-Ti.-Job If you a rt• Qver IR. hav1· .1 C'nr and would like tn 1•11 JOY 1:mrn1111!:. ilk<' lhl'Sl' call. MR RAMSEY 1714) 835-lOS I ~onday !l/~5 ht-lWt't•n !!am 5 pm FAMILY llt-:C.:O IW Pl.AN IN(; A 11 1 n l 1• r n a t 1 on a 11 y knc1wn puhlw ('nmpany n ·pr"iwntmi: rl'la1I bu..,, ne.,i.mcn rn your <·om muruty. 1· a ch qua r t 1• r y <:a r I .1m1tc'fl numl>c•r of J)C>S1 11.1thoul pay t'I rt'Qurrl'd l111n i. op1•11 w1lh v r1• F1lulfo( deadhn<'. Fnd;iy. ::ili~IOU'I rrrm 1n l.,1~:un11 ()i·t 6th 1-'or rurthcr Ill Nt)!lll'I a rc·a lntl'rVlt'W~ 1~~~9i.,·41lul\ ~1V ~>~4~ RESTAURANT HELP Sandwich & Sul.id J\:. scmblcrs. pa r l t 1m1• ~Al.Jo:.<; 5am ·!l 30am Mu11 t bl· DISPLAY SALES neut. C'lcan & dextc·roui- 1 on{~/')rlllt'I 11rfi\, 11i'n.t l\u~sl' .... '1lh 1 ii" J:JOll Nt•wporl Blvcl1 N B ltclf•11l1a l. Plca11c t•;ill ~2101 m11141'5-1720. Homtmabra ... work wtuh• your k1tli1 art• t~~~;·,f-~7;,:i'l ,m~ p os it111n!I a vu il :ibl, .. tloorx llf1• llam·Jpm. lo ll•rv1cw1t hl'ld·doily oflt>r :!pm lll th<' fol l11wini.: 1(>(•111 ion Del Taco 1720Superior Ave. MANAGEMEHT $3 p/hr !179·0747 ror ap11t ~-l:!thJOJnrn11 \Yf't•kly aft lOAM Lnn 'R Kil h{'n ··/~l'it!K~~ "#~, • '..J ~ -,... • :10.10 1:.1·(·k:,11 pruw15yr:. St•am. rt'sst•s wa1!l1•cL cxi>or to nrnna"l' 11 , 11ltn1111ons . c·t(' (.;O!.IU growltl)( d1o;play ~ale:. M1~a area Mti 0~7 forct' Our t.'rnployecs art· uwnre of this od vert1s t · menl. Se nd r c s um1· w1s11h.1ry hisw ry, to . ad 11342, Ouily Pilot . P.O Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA. !n626 CO!lla Mesa. CA Equal Opply Emply r M/F --------Snles s £t:RF.TAllY HECErT lrvirw office needs mode l tm a ~<' person . i:nn pcrsonollty. who l'njoys ras t paced ~pie oncnt· ed business. Salary open 833-3593 R&5TAURANT JACK IM THEIOX MowHlrfttq Full&PwtTlme Immediate openmJ('I for ll vanety of ro:cltwn~ Must be 18 and over to a pply. S 11hHY above minimum wage . l'll'3!1l'.l apply In pers on at any of ttw-following IOClitlOnK: 223Stt.t.orllvd. COSTA MESA DISPLAY A.DVYTISIHG G r o wi ni: w ee kl y newspaper 1n Orange Co urea provides a carct·r oppor1. m di.spiny ndvcrt , ... 1~ for thut ind1v w 12 or mo re yrs related c·x per & n provc•n tr:lck rer Xlnt J(Ua r /<'Om m "omprns a l 1on ht•nd proR. For t·onflde ntlul co n11lde r ol1on isenrl n· sume to net 11341, CtO The Darty Pilot, P 0 Rox 1560, C<>t1ta Mesa. CA 92626. SECRETARY Xlnl oppty ror J:rowth wtlh compa ny s pecializ- ing In totu l St!l ·UP o r ch iropra-ct1c o fricei. Answer phones, handll• corresPondence & truin in loan packugmJ( r o.<t1· t1o n report'> to vtC'e · pres ident. Sii h elpful, JC lnl ty p1nl! :a m1111 1 540-25511 SECRET All Y·ln&urunt:r• State Farm n1tent. 1n Newport Reach. Full T im e Sorn ... exp c r . he lpful . will trai n . 64S-6470 ues ...... St. COSTAMISA 315 I. 1 7tlt St. • COSTAMISA Sales Personnel W-.ct ..... we.,.opt. for,._ tr'ffhd ustwn. Sever31 rull & part·t l me poslt lon11 Im m ediat e ly uvallable in our u lcs dcpnrtmcnt Exper ienct1 desirable, bvt any 1rnlcH uptltuM will lw considered f'or 1in DAILY PILOT r . -. . .. . I \ F.qual ()pport Employe.r Have tomethlna to sell? Ctual.ned ach do It well -, . .. . . . ... ,ao(J:;vk•w pl.Nuu.~ <'"'"-(~'-~ ~~~ "-'ana&~"""· , ~.,I,., ~·· .,~~ -"' ~ '' f''' \ \,,, 1714• '44-5070 . .. .. . . . . . . . . . i.horth:ind pref . SS oo hr JS33 2235 Mt·Gaw Lah(lralones Prefer exp or will train IJ1 v1s1on of Amcncan Jou ll or pt-time . 8·5 days SECRETARY llosµ1tal Supply Corp Infrared Dynamics, 1040 for sm last growing m rr co Mus l have ,::ood skills, S H & ty pin)( Secretary may gel lhl· oppor In trv l Want c11rcer minded. <.:all .h m Raymond. (714 ) 642 7840 Cor1><>ration W 17th St.C.M. 5411·224$ Ucpt 1101102. l' 0 nox -1lHR7 I•---------Tow Truck Drivers e x SuntaAna.CA92711 SHEET per'd. Top pa,y. Apply 1-;qual Opply 1-;mplyr G&W T o w in g. 7408 MW Ohms Way, C.M. 642-1252 Se<·rcttiry Sm Mon~ui:c Banktn)( Co nr So (;hi I' I u / :i . 11 1• 1• 11., l' 11 m h i.11·n11ibkkp'K f'l(•rk lle·p ly I' 0 Box ~l040. Sanl.1 Anu. Cl\ !12704 11r ... ,11 !>49·KH71 SECRETARY N e l' d e d f o r h u ... ' ar c h 1t <·c t u 111 firm •n plu.,<,h Irv ort• mu.~t hjH• )(OOd o ft s kills , ly µP SSwpm. & wo rk under pressure . Call 631 1700. SECaETARY for l'nv1ronme ntal SN' of lh1 s r ash I i.I ljnd plan 'g /t'n vi r onmcnta 1 rr•s1•a rc h r1rm x Int work1n" utmoi.p & l11•0t•I Abov1· a vt·rl.l)!l' 'k 111 , r1.'CJ Sal comm ,. '''"" St.'nd rt•,urn t• Lo .J Stetnt'r. 1•111 2-ltl N1·wµ11 rt ('N1tPr l'r. Sullt l l5. Secretary EXEC SECRETARY t o orflt·t.' of P rt"; Fa~h111n I 'I,. r In a n c I J I s r v I' ' 111 rn Xlnt j!rowth oppor Tyµml! i Ow111n. S 11 !JO+ Ex1·1· 1·x 11e•r prt•f 'tl S .1 I ,, r y o 11 e n C .i I I &10 Ot23 SECRET ARIES ·TYPISTS GEH.OFftCE JOIN THE TEAM Of PROFESSIONAL TEMPORARIES NORRELL 'I Mnporar~ !'.1•n 11•e·, 5 49-807 1 1-:0Et MI' N It . t':1 ll:!Gl;(I --------- Sc-erctar1al po,.1111111 11p1·n for prcs t 1 1:rou~ n •al {'1>lillt• appra1s111 & rr 'it•iu-ch orliec'. Hr pn1 tyµ lnR skill'\ & V('nf1:rl>I(' I'll per nt•c Xlnl 'alary & bent>rits. 64Z 7860 Sc-mnly Cuard S4 1:12 hr fo r Jft 'l·ho o l '111wrv..,1on ll~·~mnini:: Wt-d St•pl <!7th. 2 15 3 l!i !I Val' day,;, 10 holiday-;, Call Chcry h• Ersav<i,., 551).3430 SECRETARY For mfr co 111 C M Good SECURITY OFACER t ypinl( skills, salary com 'Poc;111on avitilal'>lt• lnr re mcn..,ural<' w/ .ibihty & li:rblt• 1·on s 1·11•nt111u'I cxpcr (;ull 631 0700 pe·™m F:nJOY xlnt < 11m pun y h"n1•f1t -; Apply SECRETARY YAM n11un. Mon Fri. P1·r.onn1·I Airport <ir<'a :irc·h1t1•e tural firm nc1' M'C'Y w l!d MARRIOTT HOTEL typmi.:. pit c•xf1c•r, nl;idi !IOU N1•,.p11n C'1•nl1•r Dr rhct l'lan lu )!row with!'> Nl'wporl Bt•adl METAL T OW TRUCK DRIVEll NEEDED Must have "x WORKERS 'l>en encl'. Must live in Col.la Mvsa. 646-9638 ---- TRAVELAGENT Compet1t1vv "aliiry and rnni;:l' twnerit., mc ludm.; paJd med1c11f and hrc 111· Appty lft Penot1 LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W Segerstrom I Near ll11rbor & Wti riwr I Santa Ana. CA Equal Opportunity Empluycr M /F/11 SHI PPI NG CLERK Santa Ana Corp ha11 rm - med opening for Stup pi.mt/Rec Clerk w Isome exper Apply 1n person an 10am, Mon thru Fri. 1801 (;a rnc~1(' SL. SA 979-~ Shor Sale:. P tT . t op f,!rade. no Sund .. llrly t romm + 1ncent1ves «t benefits. Exper nee Mr While or Mr. Marow1t.-: West c I 1 ff Shoe:.. NII 5411-8684 n~ Pt-rson, preferably I yr cxper . NU olfll'l' 1)(2.~ TltAVELAGtHT Part·llme/tempor ary. exper'd . 7~-1555 mgr. TL\YB.AGEHT Newport/lrvine. Min 3 yrsexper. C811 75'·1555 TYPIST /RCPT. NB nnancial center. CPA firm. has pos1t1on av111la b!e. pleasant or- rires & conditions 644-4402. Ms . llt-rg __ TYPISTP/T IJS Yr old N:it'I to. m:cd:. good ty'p1sl. Able lo f l' lalt• ~·rll to ~opl{' C311 MONEY. 752·Sl:ll E.O "; M/F TYPIST IECEPTIOHIST Arch.rtectural office re · qw res accurate typist ~wpm minimum. Front o ff 1 c e a pp ea r a n c 1·. pfeasa nt. r eliable . Wm. L. PcreJra Assoc MacArthur al Ford Rd Newport Beach 714 /644-062() ..:o E Mff SllOP llt-:1.t• PRE<.:ISIUN l.l\POPlt t---------l"EMALEIMALI:.: Typist hrm Xlnt b1•1wl Fri••• EQuJI 0Jipor J\111t• dt• orr11·1· 1\j!t•nn . ·-··-·:.m.p.10.~.'.·r.\1 __ ,. __ 1711H5 f ~kypark , I rv ~.JO ~i(JO Expcr nol nt't'. will tra m De ltron1<' <.:o r p . 929 R:tk<'r St. C0tit.1 Mc.'l'la. Ca S..15 (Hl)J Type for Turkey SECRETARY l mmt·tl 11p1·n1n1: for ~"''~ to 1"11H1tll'l' Drrc•!'t or wls trong typ1n.: & S it 11k1lls. Somt· 1t('(•t '1: lwk ,::md or 1·xp in pr1·11111·a tion of ~tat1st 1!'a I rt•ports helpful. X lnl h1•111•f Sa I comml'n W/l'XP Apply 1n 1·1· v E >.t·l'll<-nl o p 11onu1111 v for "'crctary With (II l•llt'l l.\ il11lJ1la ty 111sur11n(•1• 1·11 or ai.:t•nt·y 1·x1>1.·r P1•rn1. pan t1m1" with young g row1n i:: N 1• w p 11 r I fl " a e• h broh·r:1gt." h{lu:-;•· lnqu1 r(' Shnm:rn Unu~:tas ln1•, f~IO fjfl4:1 J>(•rs11n or submit n·~11ml' SECY S875 I 11 San t:1 M a~~· ri t.1 C:11111I 1yp111i.: & mod Sii Wal<•r l)rst ri <·t. 25571 nt>t-ded for 1h1i. Pl"' m ,., Ma rs:u<>rilt• l'ark way. tr1•mPly mt clt•l)L of Ir;.: M1i.s1~n Vll'Ju. <:!\ !l~I 11•11 1.,irp l'l'""·•nt .11 attn r ersonnt'I ... 0 Jo. m11,p & xlnt prnmot111ns SECRETARY ~horthand ..... tal1'>l 1t' a I lyprog. l'XPt·r11·n1 .. .i llour, 9 5 JO Tu" -...11 & h1·n~. tall S.1lly. 540-t.ll.'l!°• Cv.r,.l.tl l'1•r.,on rn•I i\J!t•m·y. 27:10 ll.1rbor, CM Mr o;a Ve rde· t'111111trv SECY/HEALTH S850 t'lu~ ~9-0377_ lk .11h e II ) Supn h Oppty SECRET ARY to lc•am .111 tht." 111·wt•'t in Good 1 p ,. 'k 11 1 •Ill the-hl·,tlth ,,, 11utnt11111 Y IO,.. 1S I l>', II: rll'lcl, ;ii, you wurk W1th bookkerp1ng. plt.,1i;11n1 the:.t• hr1ll1.int Or'<o & =~·f~oM.i-~ :_;..... b~~~lJ~~C>r Sahar OIH'n 2131122 \.1227 C'Orrt·~11• m;ftf(l:fr~Ots ~ , Y >;µc1•1·1l1•~. you bt•t•Om!' an collect__ exJ)('rl ulso Call Ahi)(uil ---------~ Al?l:>ott l'Nsonnc•I A~en *Secretaries* Lcgolt Genl St 2K EmplOYl'NI Pay All f''ce!. Ln: He1ndt•r, A1t1•ncy 4020 Uirc h St. Ste I ~1 Newport B<"u ch. IS3311100 Call for Appt/ Jo~tab ·~ SECRET ARIES (With & Wltl\Out ~11 J TYPISTS PIX t•y, !'>57 lil22. 45CKJ <.:amf)ul'I Or . N II Op1·n Mon c·venmg until 7prn SECY no SH $950 ~· a " I S! f O w t n 1: R E ll vlpmnt co ,erk1ng hn~hl J){'f<; W/good IYP· mg & diet c•xp Som•• IC I-: dvlpmt or const r bk.:rl n1•r to land this xlnt upp ty w/~ood advanC'I.' po tent Con~cn1a I 1·0 work1•r... & good bcni. t':ill <;,illy, 540 6055 Coastal l'cr,onncl l\J<C'n ry 2790 1l.1rhor t'M l..ong & 'ho r1 t rrm .rs 111gnm('nts llol11lay & SECY no SH S82S v 11 t· a l I 11 n 11 ,1 y 1111 ... po .. ,. ont• 111 t ht• top 1tosp1l1Jli111 t inn pl.in hm bld1 ., 1w1·el.; i<ood ... ta t avail typmi.: ,,, )'OU w1ll l>t' 'll'<'Y VOLT •t M t •fUtAll " "*AV• I I• 3848 Co mpus Drivl· 546-4741 tAcrosi; From Oranite Co. Airport F,qual Oppor Employe r ,11·1·11u111.1nt llul ofr, Yil nl'l) 1110 X l11l l>l·n .. &- i:ion<1 work'~ a l mo!'IP Cail Sally. j 4(J.l;Q55 toui.titl P1•rs11nnr l Aaen· 1·y. 2100 lh1roor. CM ---- SECY /RECP.T P /R lmmNI opcnin~ Sii, typ. 1(11(, bu."y phone11. lake <'ommlttec minutes . rre!!ll~e pos . Apply an Secretary pt.'rson . ~antn Anu .._.. Aut Sl200 Ch:imtwr or .:ommcrce , A unique spot that will 1611) Jo: 4th. S _!. ~ _ ofr fantastic pnll"nl for S.,•rr11 rc•t 1rt•d l'llUPlc to ~ ~ "',~-~ Pffl ' "'*1tute oo' un1i adul~ C'r<iud 8Kll111 'rc-Qif Wlh ht" e II ni JJ I t' ~ c M N () wnrk1n1t w1top ofhr e·r' •n d 11lllr1•n 110 l>l'h $000 ro I"• liaison,. 11<«fn11 111" ,:irer<~ r .. 11 211~ & VII' A v,•ry 'IH't' "l>Ut that rcql' 11 v(•ry spec Sc•rv1r1• ~t.1 AllC'ndnnt, IX'l'S Dill <,;h n s, 540 0055 1•xl)t•r rl i'\ill or p1t1mt' Coa5t•I Personnel A11cn Apply Mc-o Stollori. 17th cy, 2790 Harbor. CM "Jrvlnc-, ('M SIGN P' AIHTH Wood s11(n ro ndi. purnh•r & IYP<' euttcr. sornt· l'XIJ pref'd. Ctll 64ti·073J. Sitte r , m11tun'. Wkd3ys 3-7. 3 chldm. betwn aitr~ ~ 12 y rs Own trani,p ~4582 Starling 1m m r<11alt'ly <'On.,trU('t1on i.uJ)(•nntt•n dant wanll'd lnr i.m~lt' fa mtly, upt.., t•1mtJo., & shoppin~ n•nt1•r<. Cldl Gr3 S({· Wrll .. on 714/1$2 71®! STOCK C.:l ... :t<h l'l'r!I JOam 2J>m C'u ll 540-810 1 SUPt-:RVISOR 9UALITY ASSURANCE Work HO hour!\ for Kelly Scrv1C'rs on tempornrv aR!lll:nme nts & rece1 v" y o ur Th a nksgiv ing turkey FREE' 11 llrin.: L.111s ad to yo ur ncan ·i.t Kelly office & rece ive .1 ff(o;• gift. JUSI for appl). tnRB IELL~ t f 1 V 1C t. t , ThP "1-:dly Girl" l'<.'Opfe NPwport lkach 83J.1441 l,a~unu Nrl(uc l 831«>42 Garden c;rov1· 638·0500 Nm· f\N 11<:ENCY NEV EH i\ .. ·r,,.; Equal Oppor Employt:r lrv1nc based medical de Typist v1ct• manufactunnJ: firm • llM,:'ll.'91!l~1"1laWA: for supc~v1~U3liN A!!surunl'1· In a n' in l<'rmc-d1uh · mn n11gl'm1•nt poRtl ron , t·und1dtil\' will pro v1d<' l(•t•hn1cal a~· -;lstunrc for intc>rpn•t a lion or quality slnnclorcb . 1•nsur lmple mN1lt1t1un of all qTJality controls procedures & e voluate conformanee of opera lions lo sta ndard.<\. Can d1dotc wtll also directly supervise the mspct·t mn µroces11 for 3 b10I01l1Cul medical device Pnsit1on11 r e qu1rr I 3 ye8r ~ prev1n11i. ex pr•n encP m Quality Ai. i.ur1111rt: or Quality Coo trol. prd1·r ~1 hl y 1n 'IUjl('f VISIOrl F.x1wril'nt'(' rn onr of lht• followrniz 1n tlui.t 11l'' " r1·4 u1 r r <1 M 1• II 1 t' .1 I d r v 1 r 1• l'h11r m.H'•'Vl 11•;il •1r 1n Ar ro!'lput·r wher1• t'll v1mnmr ntul t•t111tffll11 8rt' r I' Cl u I I •• d u ~ I n ttm?,\... TYPIST Reqwres 1 ye a r typan~ 1·xpt n e nc1• plui. some itcnc ra l 0H1ce ex pen ence. Jo:xcellcnt en try level opportunity. Comple t 1• cnm pany benefits includin g free medical. dental 1tnd hie tnSurance. Please apply mpcrson LEAR SIEGLER TRAHSPOIT DYNAMICS 3l3t W Sc<.:tr strom i Near tlurbor & Warner 1 Sunta AnJJ. CA mlcrob1oloRY 1:1 ;a prerc• Eqval Opporturuty quls 1tr or Ii I.ISM E or f~ "1A &J /f /H nSC h ~ pref e rr e d . ~~·~m~~~-y~e~r~~~~ Knowled11e of e11vlron· - mental contro l:< &OMP'11 WaitttM, exper. only app. a plus, ly: over 25. 1832 N. t!I Wr-orrtr an cxrellr•nt Camino R eal. S•n benertt packe11e 'ha t in· Clemente, after 3 P.M. t ludea compre hen sive medical. dent11I & optical plans M well us prom 11hann11 rleast> s end re· svme along with salary 11\ft>rm.t Um to. M r11arf'I Otirk s 1111.t:Y IN ' 17600<1illl'ltt'. Irv 921 U (1141979~ ti. Your rrore11111on HOM~ k~P~(lts·• Did you )n01" ~ O n place 9 cla~slfled ad n the Dally Piiot Service Directory for a whole month ror u tittle n -•------.. $1.62 per day? For mon• SELL 1ctlr Item~ with a Dally rllot Clan tfled Ad WorrMtion. call M2·5e78 . . ~ ... .. ~~~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ....... ~~.'.~ ~.~~~~ ....... !~.~! 1~~ ......... ~~.5-~ ... w....., 8070 MiteelloMcMat 8010 •••.....................•..•..........•••..•.. S unday. September 24. 1978 DAILY PILOT DI 7 WAI TRESS Food W ai.ht-r. OryC'r li , 1-'tn;1-.t /\\'Tt 1~ 1f .;.1(.i. 1•11ltl. .:•"lfl rond WllllreSS dayil, 11 3, upp Mu 1 l Icy r I ti de l u x 1, YOU DIG $.5jl l)' d•)'a Tbt> Ocnvt•r Min rnodrl5 on•u Corn11lt•h1ly ~ 11311 ing Co. 1t9 W rnth M Wh. rt'fm111bC'd V1·11r Mall' Show (.'ullh<, hlllJ\'11 ~ GuaJIUJtt~ Your 1·h Q1t'1· l'ill . ., l11 u fl11nr h homt• Sl30 {'J<'h ~1111' rndl'I bl:t lnlll U1tk lied" llkl' Ol'W1 nl. t'lr>. ll4tl !127!· WAITRESS to l m t'o~t Apf1h11nc1• Food & Cotk1a11 uv('r 21 'WI~ 2M2 J ltc-11u11l11l k1t1t•11,. lo 1o11.1Ull Mu;;t M•ll U1111•ttt• 'lt'l W5. Ca ---------• hunw ('ulvt'11iult•, Irv ('ll i.idw s~c). H·rnrtl yr. ll ~wn IU ·•· wsk M9 4467 <'11b111\'I SI~ ('all ~ 4!J!\I for Karen. 644 \~ I" Kl.'nmort• Wa"twr wltlh ('.()Qt CC' ~ tt~fn1t <: t-: bro"'' '! K1u1·n • ' Uu1 m1·M·. WAI T R~SS Mu!>l lhl\t' S'>il 6400t$.\ bl111'k \l'rY 11Uwl1u11at1• ... " I mu:.t ~o t 11.it th1•1 rx~ 4' ,.,. '"'u l•I w._ ltdn~ t'\'rt•/nf ;• ttr 1•1 ~ ~! .. I~ ~-1\d.\ .Apply Tlw Hu.t ('U I\ $200 ti7!1 2279 1111 gl"r Rl"'I , Ill lo\1,.h11111 ,..,.... ' lslf', N ~ WArTHSS to'UJI & l)t·UllW fu1 f\!ltf(' 1~l botnt• MIS~l I ~lurl]JQOll wn,.hn. i:n ·11t irttnd '15 NurKt' 1111., hW\<11' prrl $.."It! 114.~ ()~ W1mt l(lt0oJ h1m11• hu 11 ... wl 1 hu f M ull"''' 1 u l w 1111hlt•n 1·y••r-. .1rt1•1· 11ona1t• & w1•1J bl'1111 H'll GTht~ 1 0 50 ···•·•··•·•············ **I BUY•• 1-:i11(h;;h h•u c·11tt S1lv1•1 Ill'' & 1tl!n1'> Mc1ho~ 11111 'oh• & 1tur111· tuhlt· I '1n·.1 llCClU $4110 Ht•'l o(kr O<ll~ It u 11 I( I 11 14 V. 11 I I U 11 I I H111'tt'Wo11d 1111• hur , 1h•xk, rnul( rark. ulmoi>l llt'W 55!14\M I 1 ~ 11.untt·d puw twd w :1 I J f I( 1• t.l 1 <t w \' I ' LI 11 <11·rn .. 11th & hot1kl'll~1· lw:,iitbm11iJ Sl25. 4U4 2'H 7 (•\( ... Nt•w !1 v• llah.111 l'llJ\ "' n al 1h1un.i wt ~rnd huffl'l Otumond, pvt 1rnrty I 13 t•;u at round \'\'S I 2 ·II> 1>ru111ed $3.000 4!HI U~>ll!I Mochlnety 8078 ········•···········•·· l)(>S1j!ner srulpl11r, world Wldt ll('\'llllfTll•d W t lOI) pr10,~t1~w. 11turt111A 11v«r Ot'l'tb Ui>t• "' mu I' h ii nt•ry & tr:1ol i1 for -1 11rn1• & rrystal 11la:<s pol1:1hll1K & l'Ull1111t. bt•vchnr. & friwt 11111. ••h· Your ,;hop & luhor o r 1t11nl' Web W1lh11n1i1 499 502:l Air <'-Omprcssor Oev1lh1~. ~hp, :I phase, 80 .:~I tank ~ 646-0681 or 540 93~2. MiseeUaneous 8080 ......•................ Wa:.hini; rru1l'huw & tit yer i&'l Mr <.:orfl-1• M.1hr $1 2 El•·<•lr11• Ian $12 01flCltL' lll bl\>, 4 ('hllll'!o, $W AdJUst.1bl<• IH'tl & hemJbo11nl $2.'iO 333 t.: 18th llR, CM &15·0377 (i{l()(f uwd l•\t rn1tun· & Appltiuat't>'> UH l v.1M '>•'II or Sfo:t.I, lor V11u unt1qu1.· wh1t1· w w.tlnul Lovescal likt' new. Toast to1it. S7HO 002 51-17 mas lt>r ovt•n broiler, W .A R E ti O l t S t ' M t~ N (riJOO dnvml( ~ ""'I Av ply fo:i.rlt"s f>lu in 11n;: 12Sti ~pt RI. CM ~Ir l'ondtc inn1·r 1·011d :i.ooo n l'l firm f>4G 4376 x lnl s.1 ·,o MAS TEIS AUC TIOM 646-1616 & lll-9625 Motor.cross bike. port H"Y' M.iph· bdrm !ll'l , .stereo playe r Yamaha t.lrt>s'lt'f w 1 m1rror . b"k 551 4·407 h d b rd . h 11 o k 1' a ' t' . num· 1 e · lA•ot><I usirt~ht t'r l l'it'f ----------1 fnltit rr ...... ~ < • M h42 11159 t'ASll PAIU <lcrikH·haar S375 Sof,1 China Mar Mank stoll', w m.1ld11ng chmr $1?5 ong $600. Sell $250 Pull 559 6M1! length black dyL'twrl t"t11{ldj1r1· J 'IU4.."' & t•lr TV'1..!157·1H33 'Int rond llun' pn11·1·t $tiO ~ lss.I ~Sal~ 8055 sne t.2 $100. 542 4503. ~I.ATE OHNtMGS NORR Ell 'tt'mporary ~n Ire<; I lld1· ;1 h1·ds· $154. HPltlt lwm ~1w mallrl'~l> & !xix $50, fuJI sz SS!I Stt'rl h'l.1•tl lkydn 1020 full set. $45 Kini: 'l't $65 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8& J Matln·s~ 547 51l:lG .\dull 'fnke-3 wh{'('lcr. 3 Moving Mu:1t sell t:ompl i.pd S<'hw1nn t.llx , $!IS h o u s1·hold 1110 V1:1 fi7~2279;all week Cort.lo v a , L 1 d o ls I e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• PUIUC AUCTION MANY FINE ITF.MS OF !-:STATE JEWl':LtlY . ART OBJECTS. AN TIQUES. F lNl': t-'U.H N. ETC PllONE FOR IN l"O & BROC H U R E &15-2200 pd 675 17fl2 Ladit'S 10.s . 24 "· 10 mo:. Garage Sale, till end of King size mattress & box sp1ings, xlnt cond $100 . Call 833-2158 SelllnR Haquel d uh, Irvine . Coupll' Mcmb $000 (e(• paid. 552·7413 NB Tennis Club Ml'm bcrsh1p $1050. 644· 77~!J ull day Sw1. aft 6pm un Moo 549.a071 EOE1MF old. $40 firm lfVffOrnt.'5. It 11 ·• k •1· k ""SO th u f · C h & o top ... c!I . cu .,,.,. mon · ""c ng. ouc 1''1rewood. xlnt quality, NB 640-551W Sofa bed $150 Call Love Seal. other furn Oak & Ironwood . 1-1low Canwrcn • ~9737 531-6337. Ca ll'l~r Shell & misc burrun~. huLJtre_ l}u.y ---------· EiquipMtftf 8030 Escrow closmg, must sl'll atcmi.. 170'J2 Sandra Lee ... now. dl'll vtr('cl for w-..1. ... usemen ·········•••••••••••••• immoo1 White <Lane> 12 Apt. B. II 11 . <nr 1 w10ter. Apx too pds s111. n•t:AIV Viv1tar Serie s I 70·2 10 pcbedrms et842-5873 Warner /Algo nquin ) ':. cord SUS. l'ord $1211. REGISTER NOW FOK ma c r o -z 0 0 m I en " ---:>31 ·9798 847 6.55!1 WORK ON w /c•ase. filter & 1,.ns Executrve desk. O<tm~h S '" (;JU.NDMA'.5.t::i:;T/\Tr~ '56 Dodge tl'U!'k, run:., ,IS ON-CALL. Bi\SI · hood. -M inolta moulll walnulw-/eha1r. ~25 WESTCLIFF llsed once Must sell. 546-7608 l':veryth1ng goes Sul & i s S37S Chcm-t-<;tl}- Temporary Servi. ••l'C Sun 9-5. Eustbluff. 907 °1asswun· ~5-0 Sailfish, 1617 Westclilf. Ste~~ $325/ofr. 646·1~ Complete household /\nt1-Chestnut, N. H. :liountt!tl $195 ti75 :m.; 63Hl610or 752·9118 BAUER C Royal SE. time ques. fine r.urntlUr(', Everylhlll" "'"'S. Di11etl .. M . " Id I' I lapse exp. slo/fast mo-<'hrna. etc. 642-2501. " """ ~ c·n s ..,pau rnl! ro op Wash & detail man, Ex ce llent company benefits. Good working conditions. As k fo r Charles Woodard . h set. Sunday & Mon. 10-5. flight Rolf dub~. :1 wood~. uoo. Macro. Muc more. Blue French J'rov, uphol 10853 La Batis ta, Ftn cowrs. 9 rrons. l>ug, like Minll'Ofld.$265.1142·3l53 win g l'h aar, down Vly Sleter/Eul'lid ne w StHltng Salver ~ 8040 cushion. good cond. $80. Oatware & ~ervlng ills v-r _ Sat/Sun 10-5. 391 I.a Peril' ••••••••••••~•••••••••• 494 7346 1.n. C M Om Tbl & Chrl>, ht's, g ol>ll-ls & wine•-.. Golden Retr.iever PUP· Luxury furn, pink s ilk Wtrbd, hrwn China CulJ. crys tal stcmWUrt'. p riced 540-5630 pu~s. AKC Field & show Damask levcseal. pecan slim gym. m1Sl'. 5• to to movt-fast (.i:jlj 7~7!1 p et. Shots._ ~.ormed ., Es pt'r11nt0 s t-t:Tt'tllry. S200 5a<'rifll'l•luirnry 1'h.1hhar 1011\SO\ & SO\ • UNCOLN·MERCURY raisedw(f~C.Xlntdisµ m a ho gany e h1n a ~ India ru g l :!-c..'ll <.2l3l425-lS6l _ cabinet. g randfather <J~rag{'/old houst• s alt• lk1ge1gulcJ y 1·llow 2626 HARBOR BLVD . .AFGHANS-GUARD clock. patio furn, many ~,ve_rythui~ __ i:ix:~ Be.d~. N('Vt'r u ~t'd ~l ~Ull COSTA MESA more1lt>ms S31"7279 (hl'.!'lS, drtssrng tbl. s.l\, ll75·47!:1:l DOGS d1n111g sl'l. f1xturt":-. sun Widower and elderly 673-0719 .Ma hoga ny la rge· t able 9am to 5pm. 325 L10tl11 Mother need live in AKC German Shephc•rd ~!.:;.lO:nd 7 chairs Sl50 Ave.:..n_a_1_1_•enm. Homemaker 5 day week. pups. Show background. ----------Mo v 1 NG s A 1~ E -6 7 12 Must dnve_ Call Sunday Top bloodlines. 8lack TIFFANY LAMPS Gatehill <.:irl'le. II.fl. or aft. 4 wk· days. and tan. 638-9308 1-19" $69. 2-15" $49e<i. All Sat/Sun 536·!~ 548-01<\S 3 ror ., .. 9. 673·3637 -AK<.; Golden Retncver """" Wood working & arts & J>UllS, xlnt family pets. craft instructor. Male. 24 huntmg dogs. 80 t·hamps, yrs or older. H<1urly or 2 int'l champs493-6861 full lime. Working with -- Bar.+ 3 heavy blk stools_ 968-5002 youth. 642-8372 for appl Labs. b I k , AK C re· Lazy boy recliner . 9amto5pm. g1 s tered , 7 wk <,, brownplaid SSS. Sofa. chair. table~. lamµs. dinette, china <'ab. f!aS m o wer. pi c turl's. l'lothes. more" ~·5 S:it & Sun !1586 Pcttswood Dr. off Rus hard. ht'! w1•t•n Yorktown, Adams . maJetfemale, 839-!M>AA M4-1673 WORK AT HOME ---------2-fam . yard s ale. l5Q6 /\r· PhonesalL'!>,hghthulbs Beautiful black St•lli•r. Early Amt'rican s tyle royo, adjat•enl to Arl A Ca11~1{)-52'l0 · shoti.. good with k1rll.. Sofa , urg /gold . n e w. Fa1rlot --F'rt-e to g!l hm. 494·2382 $230 848-3478 ---- W ii' oper ty pist. min ---Garage Sale. 1-'urn, 1111 70Wpm. W I' or I>, I' l'll.P F'rc·c puppies. hl·althy. &:aul earth tone brus hed us ual s mall st•<:rl'lary. desired pl lich luw uf a d o r ab 1 e . m 1 x l' fl ('<Jt.ton Sofa. If. xlnl t'Ond c·ustm paddoo heudlm l & fice 640·~ German. Shepherd and $190. firm. 493-4440 ~prl'ad . ltr1 l' a hral'. ;:._a.._,.c Golrle n R e tri ever many llNn.s. HM Flower. .......,,.. __ ,~ 968-2620 5 P c B d r m S c t • c M Sat & Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------• Thomasville w tde.sk. an· AftliquH 8005 PEMBROKE Male Welsh t1que yel. $225. Spreads, Garage Sale Sat1Sun ~1.;,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corgi, AKC reg. ~able & lumps. etc. 640·045_~__ i\nllques. plants. c·loth(·'· Anlq brass bed & mat wht. needs lots of loVI' nusc hs hld llt•m:. J Ill tress. full sz $400, oak 5i,, yrs. $50/mk ofr. <.:a ll Match' g s ofas . pre· ~L-;l St Apt. D. Im allt·y 1 d r esser _ s15o. Call 557.2472 dominenlly gold, grC'at tin. 962.8155. ----------• cond. <5' & 9'J $200. lief ------ __________ ,Beautiful pe di g ree 9am.673-5211. MOVING. Ganigt• Sale. PUBLIC AUCTIOH German Shephe_rd pups. ---------All k 1nds or booh, MANY ITEMS OF FINE Blk & Tan. Moving must Furn Salt'. everything Jewelry. record~. tapl'S, ESTATE JEWELRY. selJSS0.645-0286 mustgo,3bdrm sets,11 v stereo w /spkrs. othl'r ing rm furn. cof tbL<;. pin· misc. 25c·$150. Sat & Sun ART OBJECTS. AN-TINY TOY POODLES 2 b1.1ll mac h , kit s et, 9am·5pm. 2944 Andro~ TI Q U ES . f" IN 1-~ females, $75ea. · bars lls . la mps. kn i<' St c M FURNITURE, ETC . 673-0719 kna c k s. Irv area.' --- PHONE FOR INFO 551-6720. MOVING SALE BROCHURE.645-2200 AKC Springer Spanie l ---------E vt•rythinggnt•!>' ----------1 puppies, 71"1 wks old, Light t>ak bdrm scl. Liver & wht. (;all dresser, l>ed stand. 2 333 f: 18th /\pl.fl 83J.1309. twin book<'USt' hdbrd-; & li45·0377 SLOT MACHINE SALE frames. $195. S41l ·l547 Yard ~ale S;ot Sun r>1•,k. F1'ff lo You 8045 ----- 5mEMIER ••••••••••••••••••••••• OHLY Blk 2'12 mo male puppy Ant ique Music Boxes. lovable, good w 1k1ds. Clocks. 646-0642 While w /gold trim rlbl canopy bed frame, cor- ner des k. b ookcas l' hul<'h, nite s tand No mar s urfa1·c. $250 642-3162 .,,.rican _La_b_/_Co_' -ll-ie_m_1_x_. 5_m_os_M-.• lnlenwlffonal to good home. 768·SOl5. --------GaleriH 49'l-2858. I need good home buy me. Dining set /4 chr SJ75 842.()180 fum .. lbl. saw, mist'. :lotil <:ountry Club. C M Hcdwuud hot t11h , ,1 .., semblcd. 5'. Ol'\l'r 11i.1•cl . JX•rfcct S70<J C ;i11 dt•h vl•t 751 1112011fl 5 :10 Membe r s hip 1n Slll'nt Valley Club & Camp grounds C<lll aft 5pm. 556·1538 We,..kend Land11<•aperl>1 Extra l 5· ls Ka ll on planb. ~hrul>:-.. t f'C'l"" concrete blu('ks & step- ping stonl'1-o 1111 below cost This W1'l'k1·11cl onh 559 4494 TV bu~ l l'IP 111 'T ilt' TQn1ghl Sho\o\' !I :!7 711 !~-7R64 11r !Iii/'.! H!!H2 Old upn_ght llonky Tonk Piano. Ideal for rumµu-, rm. S50 Silli·Jl:lol c:ood working g;11 a g1• door opencr s.511 645 257:1 i\1r (·t>mpn·:-.~or. ~IJ g.11 tank. Hrn ks s200 :lliU Husky !ltill05ol7 '77 Stcnogr;iph marhino., w1dlx <·u~e & tripod . S2:Kl. :a!O I~ l 5th St. <.: M Sc('S<tl &Sun Antiques, Signed Ltthos Caledcr. M~1skow1lt, t•H· Comic· tlQOk ('nllt•rt ton Sp1derman, r> I> . 1-· F l'll' ,Jcwt•lry , dolh1·"· Log C1.1b1n "'tr l>t·d Sol Sun •\!~\ 4!'ilto f\111 Mcmbi•r..,hip 111 \11•,,1 Vl•rd" Count r' C'l11b (iolf Tennis Swimming. etc· !164 272.1 cl Y-", K-\0 •1!11 li CVl'S loGh. Power 9040 COPY MACHINE F 1ut. Ucuu tlful . v1·r~atlll'. .iua rantet'd, sell very cheap. 968-2163 Mltc.U-.OUs 1080 TV. ladlo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• MR. Ster.o 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUGGAGE TAGS • JEWE:LRY PARTYS ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Pioneer :itt>reo, amp., 4 l4K chams. charms , etc. spkrs, turntable. & cass 1111ve w 50%. Call J essie d.lt. $500/080. 646-m2. ror inlo 639·51l!9 2l"ColorTV$99. xlnt cond 20' Skipjack 1976, 225 Chevy eng. Xlnt cond Loaded. (213)S92·234S rrom your bus iness l'i.lrd Stmd oue <'ard Cor etH'h taK plus one spare W1· rt•lurn pe rmanentl y sealed attractive iai.t & ~tr;lp, mt•t•tlni: :urhnc I U re<1wremcnt:; Pr1" Vl'nl los" & thdl ! Fur u Pt'l");l!Oulu,t'<l ta~ en dost' wallpapt•r , falHll' or "Day lilo" paper & we will back & trim your tags Or try lwo cards buck to ba1·k. ~cal 642-5340CM lnt ..... nt• 8013 ________ , SEE THE 1979 SEA RAY'S PRlC'f:S S2 t•a or 3/$5 4/5 tags $1 60 ca 619 laRS $1.50 t'<t ••••••••••• •• •••• •• • ••. 19" B&W Port. TV xlnt "• violin, like new SlOO l'Ofld. $45, 5'48·2429 ufter Call 2J>M __ 546-__ 0852 __ a_f_tc_•r_5_P_M_. -23 in. Packard Bell T V Violin. perf. for s tudent S75. Cnsl Stereo $125 I.OP cond. hard case. S140. 1_962-_7_464 _______ _ AA 4 wkdys or wknds, loah & MariM ti» 7292 EqulP"'fnt 1 piece Slinger Land drum ••••••• .. •••••••••9•0••1•0• i;eL $350. G1Mral <;ameron 638·4497 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 or more $1.<SO eu Sal<:sTax lnt'llldl'd Conn Alto Sax. s ilver & NO CARO? 1-(0ld, Selmer Bundy, like Draw your own or !>t•nd _n_ew_SJOO __ e_a_._646_-038_9 __ nume. address. phont· & Offiet f1.tntffurt & we'll make one card per Ec,iiptnl'flt 8085 t11g. Add ZS< 1·ach. ••••••• ••• •• ••••••••••• Send check or money or derto . PILOT PRIMTIHG P.O. Box 1560 Costa Mesa. Ca . 9'.ffi26 Remington SRlOI corrl'C· table t yp ewriter. 2 - drawer wood grain fih!R. Paymas ter c h t't'k pnnter, Misr offc equip & supplies. Sturdy 4'x8' work tables w/shefves, Space heater ror 1300 sq ft ., indus t. fire ext· inguisher. 675-8809 eves. THIS is where the BOAT ACTION IS For Buying Or Selling And tor the latest in BOATING NEWS check our front page index daily. DAILY PILOT AT THE NEWPORT ,,._THE-WATER BOAT SHOW Udo Vlloge SEPT 20.24 EXCITING! NEW MODELS 22'thru 30' BRING YOllft CHECK BOOK ·THESEWfLL BETHE LOWEST PRICES OF THE ENTIRE MODEL YK HARRISON'S SEA RAY 3101 (;oast Hwy N. U 631-2547 PUBLIC AUCTION MANY ITEMS OF' f'INE ESTATE JEWELRY, ART OBJECTS. AN· TIQUES. FINE FURN .. ETC. PHONE FOR IN FO. & BROCHURE. 645·2200 USB> BUT NICE Wood & m eltll d e sks. IBM card files $65. Lette r WA ... TED & Legal files S75. Exec & ~======== 18' 1975 f'/bridge Cal> Cruiser lsteury > w /trlr. STAN MILLER 200 h It J"lll secretary clu's. SIO·SSO TOP CAS H DOLLAR Lg dis coun t on new I' A I 0 F 0 R Y 0 U R furniture. SAILLNGSCHOOL . rs. cmp equip. New $12.000 , Sal' l714 l 846-2154 $6500/ofr. Call 675-2479 (213) 598-9433 e vs & wknds, 838·9432 loah\ Marine ,_w_kdy-'--a_s_. ----- Eqiiipn11..t 9030 25' Nova Wellcraft JEWELRY. WATCHES. C E. SURPLUS ART OBJECTS. GOLD. 20<W Ptucenlla, CM S I L V E 1l S E H V IC F. ____ 63_1_·21_77 __ _ FINI-: FURN ITU llE & Conferen<'<' t a ble w /6 A~IQUES 645-2200 chairs. $400. Exec desk ••••••• •• •• •• ••• ••••• •• XLNT. Man.Y exlras. i GRAY MARIME Ownr. Bst orr ms l !>l-11 PllONEMA'n: w/crooenza $125. 540--0900 The traditional heavy du 752 IW9. T elephone answt'ring Pets 8087 machines w /warr. $79. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/remole. S149. HgW:J50·3791 ----AKCreg .. Lhasa Apsa. 581-2090, 581·7S20. ly, lightweight m<irinc •-------- engine To 350 HP. Ge 17 foot Classpar with 35 n u i n e new parts . hs. pl' .• Johnson, lr111lcr. Authonzed D1str: Bnstol bait tank, Xclnl. for f>~ib Services , Costa ~esa hin~ or Diving. S1300 or (714 )892·8541 offrr :;4Ni093 546-0747 , _______ _ PVT PTY 22 3 Cu. ft r~·ener. gas BBQ. s ilver Bird Crazy? Biter? We'll pla tte r. s1 lv1:r punl'h hand tame it. WANTED Bnlish Seagull b Q w I • l' o m p I e l e 556-6921 O/B Mtr. stand s haft. ok s teno re t t e s land. 7S2·0180eves759·1985. ._ ________ _ Uniflite Mew port OPEN ansaphone, office desk. Moluccan Cockatoo 12 I New a lum. masts for 14. Mac-ramc· plant holder & mo. old . gentle, $1000. "''o pp 556-6921 sail boat $50 each Booms plants. ,,.,.,.663J · . $10 each. Boat m old for ·ru Pont 4-dr. good trans PiancK & Orc)ans 8090 14' sail boat $.50 each $675. Porta poUy. like ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557-033R new 4 p1· Sl'Uua ~Ult HAMMOND loals--.-,-o-w_.r ___ 9_0_4_0 tl46·?:S~ ----SPINET ORGAN ••••••••··············· Push m ower. hed diver & 4 bolsters. art1f1 l'1al gas f1r1•pl111·1· logs. m 10 968·1!!133 M o d e I I. 1 2 2 w 1 t h Stan MIMtr Y ochts REVERB Owned by a 28'Luhrsl)8.dsl $21.000 profess1onaJ mus 1c1an & 31' Crwsalong 73. S25.500 in excelle nt condition 32' Grand Banks 3 · "S1gn(;'d, or1~1nal lltho· Now asking $550/lwst of $39,950 g r a phs'' framed fer. C<lll 673-7185 even 35'DrakeSFS23.500 Tamayo ·w oman ut 1ngs & weekends. 36' Grand B<inks II· Door '. c"J9. Cert o f 646-2158 days (Mon . $50.000 ;rnthent1c1ly. a ppr. $875. 'rhUTS. ). 40' Bn s lol Trwl $63.000 $400 Boulanger 'Mus i· 42' Grund Baoks 3 ciaos·. $250 Fnedlander Iverson· Pond 6' grand $79.950 'Circus'. $400. Lebedang piano. $l6SO. <714 I IW6.-2154 'Th e L ca<jer '. $25. 546-7608 (213>598-943.1 Lebcda~g 'Le Chev1.1l K1mbull Player Plono. 7 24 ' LURH. 6·<'Y I (tas ~vahcr $25. J,ablons ky yrs . walnut w /rolls Chrysler. Just ovhld, NB Leopar.d s _sioo. perlel1.,vcryrcasonable sitµ S2850 644·161 7, Lelx..>dang 2 horses S25 6.'l&7!n9 t'Ves1wkend" 1133-466'!1, c a . .Jablons ky 'Smull " Owl' S.'iO. vanous $25 ea . W11lnut l'ons ole piano ,_w_k_:dy::_s ______ _ Lobarnv. I uppra1s t•d w/1ru1trhrn1? bench. Sohd $2751 SlOO. t·ert auth. <'ast iron harp, ex t•ond f.173·1:1225 $950 firm 333 E 18th St Sile 5 wedding dress & 118 . .CM 645-037 7 111'11, $175 Blue gown SSO 5· Baby Gra nd l'1an11 557·104!1l'V('~ $1500 /be s t ofr1·r TICKTOCK ER TllHlf"fSHOP BAGS.ALE Clothing, !J 12S·!U26. Wht'e lol'k 833 328 1 evcs/wknds 1914 upn~ht pwno. ne wly refinis hed . xlnt cond SIDJ 545-36.5_1 PACEMAKER 44FT. MOTOR YACHT flnvutc p;,irty's inve~l mcnt co mmitment n• qwres 1mrncchate salt" Can arrani;<t• financing ll:J s Jus t bee n pro fess111n;,illy decorated and rt• po wered by Newport's ftnt..'Sl tet·hna HOUSE •42' Sportfish •42' Aft C...b111 •JR' Convert1bll' • :Jlj' Sport S('(l 11 n •32' Sport Sed11n •28' Mel{a •2ti' Sedan The biggest!; dis play of new Un1fh tes 1n th1~ West. most models ready for immed•ate deli very 2001 W. Coast Hwy N.H. (714) 645-6600 972 Glen-L 23' custom dbl l'ab1n rru1scr. Men: _ c ruis er 1 !0 . low hrs. l'f>mpl c11111p 'd , Uris tol l.'.ond .. tande m trlr. 963·5803 ·:imflt'l', '711 Sea Roy, 30 Sunbndg1:, lo hrs. all xtras, S-l!l.500. Ownl'r Dave Kuechll'r 55!1-lll!H or 559-~_:l_::J_. ___ _ 1978 Ansto Craft 19' hanJ top sedan, OMC 140 II P 2 hrs un eng Ta!ld(•m trlr me S685CI Ouna {;t)ve Yacht S:ile:-. 496-171l2 ---~ ---~ Closed fl /27 -9 /211 ~'all ()l)t'OIOg !1·29. 5'10 W 19th St. CM OAK UPR PIANOS Large selection incl t'lans. Total of $45.000 loah, Rent/ spent m last 9 months on Charter 9050 this '67 model Brand ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner transferred. -;ave now. Mt•sa Verd e Coun- try Club F.qwty ml'm· bcrs hip, C<ill 540·3071 aft 6PM 2 Beautirul Stem ways Paul's Piano Shoppe 728W. t9lhCM 548·7272 new twin C h evy 454 Crusader e ngines with new trans m1ss1ons All l'qu1pment inc·lud•nR Charter plush 75 n. mul-O r yacht. hourly ur daily 675·2172 675·7411 10' i\lum sliding door. Gulbransen s pinet piano 1311!!' Zodiac with 40 hp Boats, Sail 9060 1·ompletc,S75.11'Contem w/bench. ma ple. lovely Merl·ury eng 1nt' on ••••••••••••••••••••••• po rus t velvet sofa, xlnt tone. Xlnt cond. $450. davits Radar. auto pilot, cond SHMI lii5·7571 _83.1-__ 23_24 _______ 7"'1 Onan gcncralor. Ci\L20'.newsails, Vlff.li llP outbrd, many xlr<i:. ~-837-492!1 VHF. depth ·f1nd l't C..rum11· Slip tal>lc S2CHI ~Goods 8094 Blm1na top around bnrlgt• Potter's whel'I SIOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• deck. slt•reo. color T V. Stan Miller Yochls c;rt•(•nwarc S2 ·$5 "011n halll't ,.k 1s sleeps 9 , king S ll.l' 39'Ericsonat$.50,000 K37 Iii~ w/solonwn 555 bindrngs slccper/loungio• to main 1'1101 tahle bar s 1i.e. a ll t'<JUIP 1nduded (;ood l'Ond. $45(), (I I 661 2537 $150 Gl'ZC lop of hlll' salon. full ){alley Wtth 45'Coronado mint sn 500 s tep 10 b1nd ·g S'1 5 microwave oven. trash 40'Cal Mklll.$l:lll.OOll 46' Formosu ('Ut. 5115.t"~' Ektelon Wis t $25. Rogue <' o m p a <' l n r • h i g 65 · Schoont•r ·7o. $87 .500 $15'. racqball rarq . 2 t('n· refngeralor w I freezer. 1714 J Hl\li·27Sil f'lscher Ster('o Console. ms racqto; Hdmstr $30, double s tainless sink. (2131598-~1:i:1 Sl75. Twn Bed Fra mes. Wilson/Jai;:k Krame r butcher block <'OUnler ---- S4tl DrE'ssers. s,15. ra. $30. like new. 962-8155. top. upper salon bar areu lslandff Bahama 24 Ch~t $35. M1:1r Tables. Surfboard, Wang Pin. w/wet bar. new r efrig. Very dean $4500 or of Surfhourd S85 i\1r rom pressor, like new. with a ttach $150 Eng tnl· i\naly1cr. n c·w SISO Moped. xlnt t'ond S3~ ,,.5 SIS 96 l""" .. 1 $S0 /freezer. fre11 h water fers. Bkr 1714> 493.2011 .,. .4. "_.,..;., :h~~· 6'7 . on y . 1 1,;, If . , i°l""ff~ . ._"~~:<r:·x:---!~~~!:~~~~~~: ~o/~'lt·..rtro~%~~~\ Military s urplus. S50 TV, Radio, 1714)64&0551 14'sailboat. W.W. Poltt•r. · CASHPAJO Ws b r t Ory r s / Ref rt g working or nc>t .957-8133 .,_, ...,..,, ,, ..... 1: dryers. Be3t buy11 and BeM Service. 538-0911 Wards deluxe was her & • dryer. Xlnt cond. SlOO ea. 8'7-0796. ( . OJ 64!·5678 DAILY PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~\90&U.er1r. (ffupes, ·not over $!)(). 325 Aliso, N.8 . re11r. Couch, sterl'O, rocking horse, blke·Chllcb. play pen, misc 548~733 .-. -" . . -. ...... .--,. .. • • 4 .. • • Nrw. l\foc han1<·s rullaway tool lx1x. m.1d•· hy M111·. ti drwr~. !KOO 1·11 1i1 $![>() 646-25.'IX ll<>l tul1. Ill'' 1·1 ll'l'd. bc:mt 5' r('clwood ~itHI or hest offer Ca ll aft :, pm, 751 llti!O P /P. Jl k l I (.; p U $2c 8098 W/lrlr & OUtbrd. SI~ ~ ot· wi: "· HR.Steno 19782.l'Makn"IOO Proof" s.?Ood c ond . $1 7 00 !l(i(l 5254 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w ltrlr, 235 Johns on. 6313822 TELEVISION loaded w 1xtra~. 548-50:18 · ·m llon!la 305. $200 '67 VW ~qu11rebnck $450 All nll'lal ultl l rlr, Kini-( U'La wn mower. garden· 111).t C(jUl~I 3 5 hp OB motor, 21' B/WTV, mini Rentals Free Delivery LOW AS $10. MO. (714 ) :;49·7024 tcfng,_, mts<' furn. 8 lrk New wide scr een 1000 AM1 F M 1·ar s t e reo, home TV $2400 or best ~~~.' fr $ 1 0 · S 7 S offer. 494.g388 ---------41 ' Coronado Su1lhu Jl 28' Powe r s porthshang 1975, fll)(•rglass, 1·11~10111 boat. Wood hull. flying leak intenor, two ht1•HJ:.. bridge. newly rebuilt large i1ft cubm. ·I bag~. engine Need s !>ome s pinaker grur. l'<ll'kp11 work Overall l'Ond1t1on dodger. new 1·11vers. excell ent. Bra nd new Pcrkms Diesel. Thi:. boat d1rcct1onal finder and 1s m excellent condition. FM 2-way radio. $5000 or $55,000. <.:all Ron after .,,.._......,.-.... ..... _,,......,,.._..._.,.-........,_,,......,,,...._,,,..-........,~--.---...,,,..-...--._,.,,--..,,,.,.1 take over payments. 6PM. 71"·333·3894. PP Evenings 645-9376. .. . .. . • ----'-'-------Colombia 15. great clay 5 7 ' C h r 1 s Con n 1 c s ailor. xlnt l'Qnd. 1w w w/Newport i1lip, encl. aft cover, 0 /B. trlr. many $l6S.000 . 67S·74ll o r cxtros . Mus i s t•ll 675·2172 673·1~1~ 1973 Skip .l uck OMC 225 JI P. cnmpll'll'IY llV('f· h a u I e d • I 1 k 1• o t' w Tandem lrlr. never m water. $13.000 Dane Cove Yut•ht SnleR 496 1162 12' boat, motor. trailer. $200ea.or ? 646-t>'758 14 ft. Runabout riberglass 40 hs pr.nil e lectric J o hnson motor S6SO 645-4488 ls lendc-r 31J M<tf'k II. ti !'a 1 I:.. t• x tr u i. I 1 \' •· aboard. J.1dn Ow1ll'r ~ pndr. mu!lt sell. 847·2734 eves 1976 Clipper twin kcl'I, like new, Tandem trlr. Aux. En~. $6995 Oa.na Cove Yacht Sales 496·1762 32' 6" Sloop· lnboar(,I· MUST SELL· roouced lo S'l49S. Goot.I condil ion &t well equipped. llDDLI YACHTS 675·9137 --- . ~ .. ..,.. . ... 018 OAILVf'ILOI 9160.Trwb Awttt•. IMpor+.d Auhu. Imported Alfto•. IMpcM'M Auto•. IMpcw+.d .•..................•.• ················•·•···· ·•····•·······•········ •..............•..... tl60 ·~·!.!..!,.!.!••••_!..••······················· ~ -~--~;.~.' ........ !~~.~ ~f.~~/ 4 WhH4 OrhH t550 '150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aid 9101 c.n 9715 Dats.. '120 Men: .. , a.m 9740 •...•••...........•.... COSTA.MESA AMC/JEEP #I IN CALIF. ,...,..._44.U 7K J a.•t'l-"27 (.j61•l'llluhn .. 71 llond11 750 17 000 m1 ' ~ rood . rruiny atr1,, fi4fi ~ S..Mit.r Yechh 111• I Mc• Z7~ 12131~ ~l.J .! till\' .. mah .. '> 1iu & 1110 , Ill ll!lt'h .1nif I .It I II I. \1 ukt ulf..r hT!I H 11 I 1971 CHlaOKH S6995 St. Miier Yochtt :• wl<tlul• Inn $41,•t I •I.• j;JIJ lloml..i 111111 1111 $:i!IO h.-t 11ft : ._ lltl'I llUfl I JllA lllNN IJ I lbtJ I '2 rvtuml11.-mtnl 1971 J-20 fllCkUP ~ .!'I I "' '"" .1. 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I \1oonna.: ~ :inh«i 111 hu\ for J6' bu.ti C:Jll ~ Olh.I h5 Su£uk1 Kl5, HOrr . !ilrC.-ct trJ1I $150. 5llOO ur1.: 1111 Runi. good ~l~l'J ";t. :nu Kulluco. de:.ert rt• Hd ). 1 1:111 ta nk. Works l'l'•f •hot·kb, moto '< 1"011; fork" Sti:;O or offer 1>44> llHll 711 Surnk1 S.>OCSI'.:. 7UO mt ·., rllU"'I :.di. $171)0 f..11 IH2.'. lfond.i W Trail l11k1•. llk1· ''''"". '70 clrl\ rn :.!.'.IS m 1 ~ 0075afl 5 , , -Mu!>l :.ell I londa 250 t:n W i\ NT I'. I> .... 1111 I 11 r duro Compl. r blt. $:JOCI l:kauttlul I r e1:porl 3ti firm 551 4407 i.:11fbo.1l ftci.J) 111•1 ..,on ---- ~ !>470 Motor HCNM1, Sal~/ Rmt /StorQCJe 9 160 U..tlbotJ Pt--ntn:--ulJ. ~•d1· lll' ••••••. ••• ••••• ••••• ••. up lo/5' <'·•21 \t r kEi'T 2J ... ,~boll. sl'lf Robim. n. 548 St.iii t·1mlaUJl'ii Lot.:.<11 :\tr.ii. loat~. SpHd & I' L........ N 7 .. .. ~j 9080 ,,..,, 1 1 l'"' ~ :.!2 ... otor ••••••• •. •. •. • •. • • •... • t I o rn ,. t • o u d ~ <I B y , , rl11v w1•1•k 11111 ll75 5834! .,,, c.1.J ...... par 111·1.'p hull. 7a h Ji .. :\ 1111 udt' .luMl n•hll For r1:nl '7H l'an• i\rro\o\ Only :!ti hr, N1•w ..,, • ._,!:. & 2.'1' lm1d••<l . M C Brand !>l••t•n 11a.: lmm;11· Nt·" n1•w Winter rall'"i Am1•n1·.in ltlr & tin•;, 5.'18·3060. Mui.t S•'t' Still on "ar ranly..' $3100 Call c·\"' & llt·aut Hf mtn1 ·72 La7} -.1u1d-. 5411 011 17 , 11.Jyi. D<1ll' 34m mt. xlnl eond ~-9335 nvf'r S2.000 tn xtrn!>, incl ')l•·l'k1·r;ic,1 17' t!'>O Ill' l\1t•ri l'.17:1 1,tkc nt•w :-.let. (9'h SJ500 !1~7 033:! hoal earner, sten.'O. CB. aw ning , se parate i.he>wer. etc. Ask ing S'7 .990. Ca II 846-5606 T H I S W E I. I\ .. : N 0 '78 1-1a1r 221,.°"' i.IJconL. lllr, IJ:\I~' $9:!0(1 l'J77 ,SIN·k 13,000 m1 , like nl'W r.1fl !'>kt 00Jl ::3 l>J) $11.75'> 833·128J.640·11a:; < rw,1·r Jct 5'1<1 l~IO , ~ ll Ar!(~y. l l.000 ..-n1 I. 1\ T ... ~ I'. \ ~ <> N Vl'r) <'ll"tn Sl2 500 llAll~1\I .... 14 \f11t•hdl '1,1i,.~;7'.1 -.1111 .l'11ll' Clut1K1.1rd mtr lr:11l1~r l'I• 9ill(1 M2_1~ T nin$p0rlatlot1 .........•••••.•.•....• R('~l'r\l' fur llol11IJY!>• W111l1'1 renlal. 21' \llr hm.SH cont Sl75pr.wk 645·4f'59 CC!"PI'"• Sale/ AJum uwning fo r Mobtll' Rent '120 home• $50 wood !.ll·ps s:J!l •• •••• •• • • • • •• • • • •• • •• • 557~().JJR 1972 YWCAMflER -------BUS ·75 t'1eld & Stream. 22'. OVERSTOCKED ,.!,,.! I I larhur Ill\ 11 714/549-8023 t i h 1t1 I ' , I un I \ I ,\tr \:\1 I' \I I·'" \1111 11111 111111! 1'1•1111 $:1111111 tl,I\ .rlk 4~11 ,., .. ~ t..tf, 4 rn:, 7 !l li ;\H 11 11( h !'ill' I I .1 l!.K,JOll rn1"•· lulh t<11w 1>'t.I CH. w i>Wll)' 1'1()1\', sa1rirJ ~ 7l00a!t 5 USH> 4X4 VALUES 197 11 Ood~c f>owl·r W11~on ~I' 1130 I L1kt• nl!w ' Low mtl11i. Uf'f'roud l.'QWPPt:<l 2 yr, 12,000 m1lt'~arr..ir11y ,1\'olloblt•. $7499 19'711 Chl'\'rol1·t •. ·r.,11 l'U IPllUO V8. uulo. :i1r :! > r. 4!4.000 m ill' warr.1nl)' $7999 Hl7G ln1t•1 n:i1111n11I S111111 Travt:lt·r 1P l1 121 l"u 11 l'°""c·r. ;or, ult roof ruck 1\M FM. rui.tom Y.ht•t+, lml'T\bculull'' 1 yr 1 :.i.uoo rrule warranty'" atlJblt< $4999 l!f75 Cht•v P IJ 111114 1 VI( 4 ~pd. IJckin~ hull:.. off road equ1pp1·d I > r , 12.000 mile w arranty ;n ·a1labk S46H I ~I 7 1 I' I ~ t11 o u I h Tratlclu:.ll·r r l'l IJI 1 l"ull fl(l"l'r. 1 "IHI. uHro1 I ~WPl'\!d lrnma1·ul;1h" I yr. 12.IJOO m1h· "ari .rnt v av111l ublt• $4999 1n!'l .ln·p Ch1·rokl't' r r 111121 VK, .ti/Ill, flll. cui.tom wh .. t•I:. Im maculall' 1n & out' 1 > r, 12.000 mtl{' wurrarlly available $4999 I 9 7 S F fl rd II r •1n1· 11 tP1149 ) VS. ~lltk .• .11r. flared ft'nder:-. oHruad eQWpJ)t!d. I y r. IZ.000 rrule warranl> a\ u1lalJ1l' $4999 l!l73 Chc\ ruh•I Hl11 11'r I PJ024 I Cht!Yl'lln\· Fu II tJO""t·r. 0Hrn:Hl t·11111111wlf. l yr. 12.C~Kl mth· w.1r runty U999 197:1 .l .. 1·p W .q(utl\'l'r 1Pll47 t J.'ull 11owl·r, u1r, lil&JLO. 1 Wht'l'I drf' t' I yr, 12.000 mt le w a rrnnty ava1l:ihlc· . $3999 COPELAND JEEP 2001E.1st, SA 558-8000 Heady for your nrxt trip' Ttus onl' has only 64,000 1ruh•!> 171:.!G XC> Sat. flriett $2375 25.000 m1 's, cab air + (> w 1· n g en c rat or w/10.000 BTU roor air_ Loaded w/muny xtrai.. '63 1·i T .... ord 4·whl dnvc, S9!l50 Call 964-2678 ne w moto r & tra n :s, r ..._ II I -many cxtrm-.. xlnt cond. ,_,...,....... Mtrt Tnlilen. Trani 9170 Make offer 631 0166 l.95 Harbor. Costa Mesa ••••••••• •••..... •• • • • • _..;...~--~---- m--='42.07'1 _ _J ~· Sunla f"e. xlnt cond, TNC:ks 9560 air. awrunJ(. muny xtro!'-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oltfr·r caml)l•r '1 i..:ih• w 11 $6200 p I'. 522·8791 or 1976 TOY OT A lrtll'k $1~0 Sltl\t' & lfl75151 fltQ(U,WITH r1.f n I( f>411 2700 7W Kit !I' II wlf nml '11.in} l.'Xtr ''"· U,1'(j I m11 Nt•w t·u:-.1 $:,:0111 S<'ll for f)f·Jlrr... "'"l ~:JIH P 11• 1,;:-, l!l:IH :.> T..rr}. 5th ~heel. "Int l'Ond A C. $7200. P . I' ~ K7!H or 1127 5151 Tent Trmkr. VW towi.. Sll'i'ps 5, A· I ' 645·9:.!75 '11 rt•ttrtlrop, ft1IJ V l'lln --ILIJ -·--- 1,Jlnl'<I, dhl :.lamh•:i::. !>l1·1·I Trailers, vnlfty 9110 "'"k , portO·flotly. 11n IJ(>(I , •••••••• •••••• •••••• ••• o,IJl~ fl re:dly l'li·an Moton·yrlc tru1l er. 2 ~I .C~tl lit•,l ufr tW. !JJ74 rwl:.. S200 ~ ~ ~ "-·JJ'-!...~' ..:;.J'mew~~ CAMflElt SHELL •1 .speed, radio, healer & only 27,000 mth•' Ltkc• NEW I Lt(' I l)fjlj()!) • I ' 178 CLEARANCE llAMD HIW I t71 GMC 112 TOH 4x4 WITH T·TOf' °"" •• _,.. -"-'"V -Of ...... ""'"""' -...... g ... .,,.. • .._ ...... .....,.,.,~·· GOOD SB.ICTIOH 111 TON 4a4•1, JIMMYS AMD V AH CONVERSIONS ALL AT llCi SAVIMCiS '71i 1-·01 I.I Cuun1·1 nu. m.111y vi<tr.1-. 1"11, l'7·.4 17.00CJ 72 Oat:-.u11 I' U "" ,hell Jin fm l(M cund. $1500 PPG753W5 1--------- ·71 Datsun P. U. In good cond. d1:pcndublc. good mil l20() '77 Chl'Y}' ,. u ,lllltJ tr an);. VI!. J 1 t•ampl·r t>t'<i. I' s. p B. hH'l II tr. lt1 m1 t'11J 2o71l WE BUY USED CARS C.:ALL GARTll Us\.'cr 2626 HARBOR BLVD ,h .. 11 11•1ud t·11nt1 COSTA MESA ~I 000 lr..t ofr ti7:1 Iii hl4 '70 FOHO lll'fr \an rbrgf, bv Th1•rmol11ll• I LOii li<l:.! IU71 ort;Jl laJl 1977 SR5 fllCKUP Thi!> om· 1:-. rl·ady for wn 1k or play. I l'} I c 11 ~ 1 n l' , :i " 1J l' 1· II lrnnsnu~:uun t 11-'l!J:J<!J 1 $5999 WE BUY USED CARS! Wt•'rl' lhC' nt.-w Chi·• rnll'l dc.-ah:r:.htp 1n lhl• I tv111t• Aulri Center We nl·t·d your w.ed tar• JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET :!I ,\ulo lt·nt1·r Ori\ r• IHVINE 768-7222 I WANTED! .7• 1 I'll 1 r LJlt• rrtudt•I 'l'uy111.1 -.. ·' ~uv " i•:1m '"' "l' \'olvo~ PH'ku1>:. & V..r11' l' am p1· r. 1n· rf 1·01111 < .. 11 u tii<J· • 7:il SHO!I " :.. •1.Y YCIM 9570 ..••................... IRAMD MEW 1978 1100 DODGE Y .AM 1170228> 1410341 ONLY $4895 IRVIHE DODGE 10 Auto Cl·nlt<r Dr IHVl:-.JE 830-3388 l!!i7 Uocli;c T rad1::-.111an 100 W1111lu\\ V .111 l1111g hl-d, I! r~I l'ng, 1•:-.. \1 . PU. rncllo. "lnl ho1h & en~. lO.OUO m1. mu:-.t \l II S.S.000/be'll ofr fWI 1'1!1~. '75 1-'ord Club Waj.!1in . nt•w eng, brake::.. $440U 5'll!·Z'77!i "fi8 Chevy Vun. Xlnt. t'OrHI &yl. J>. P. SISOO 8'12·59M -------- F'ord '76 E 250 VI! air p:., pb, Auto. T rans. with cooler. t·usLom int. Hadto Cus:-.. C"H. si nk , gas :1Lovc'. rl'fng. ga l> & clc•et . lrg ures, windows & tnp venl. xtra fuel lank. t rl hitch. $6.650 day 67J.2050 eVl'S 673· 1229 1971 FORD CUSTOM YAN Cu:-.lom mt·lall1r 1Jlu1• I U•H~ll·~ CHl•M ... ~ H•·UOJ er S.0·'4'7 Autos, ltnported ..............•........ GftMf'al 9701 ......•••.•....•.•..... 75 PRE..OWHH> VW's & IMflORTS to CHOOSE FROM! S.·1· Our Fine Llrll' al HarbourYW 18711 BEACH IL. HuntiftC)ton Beach 842-4435 1977TOYOTA CELICA GTLIFTIACK 5 speed & :.lt'rco radio umSF'T t Onty $5195 1977TOYOTA COROLLA LIFTIACIC Auto tram •. :i1r ronil 1Ut FM rc1d10 12fl9SQA 1 Only $3995 Plftnl with «tnpml(. ma11.., 1977 TOY OT A ···········•··········· ······················· .••..................•. ••••••···•··•··•······· Foxy green Audi 1-·ox 1!174, '71 t:Jpn, Julo 1r.1m ... 1• s. '73 240Z. '<lnl rnnd * * * * * * 4 dr uuto St1•rt'O <'IJI>' fl/II. run::. & l1i0k.., iiood AM I fo'M r,i>o i. dt·t:k . low l~m1 S21J00 49Rfl:.irn WT!I !141l7!Ufi S: '° <.:o ll f.GJ 39'lk ~ YOU .... 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Bn:-.lol l 752-0900 '7 6 Col'Ollo Wagon A/C ·-O.C.. 00« -'----only '"'" .. 11 11 Loe t1on0o !in. ,. 148 Cll-ycu 111..-8oo11 $2999 '72 CAiico ~~--llvv •• 1·11l 4 IO . &le '-Cn ec k 8 111• l ook l•O •MW11t1 sa ''"' $1999 76 Toyota h"'0~~1~1lf11n1r atef'eO tape Wide t1ret & •"'*•11 Lie 118711181 8"' IU·~336 $3699 $2999 •-9'Mt~ .t *-& UtM Tl"llCb. *-1971 Sllert IH 4 .... ,{Up.~• ~S..#IJllO. s4191 99 WeH .. eA.9~ See.ct• of Uh Model C..S & Trwcb. . BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 1111 1 lreca.i l l•d. 1•7 1\S\ "UMTIM'-IOM IUCH DO YOU OFFER A SERVICF." Let the public k now with an ad l1l Lhe Daily Pilot ~:rv1cc Directory. II <'an rost you as llltlt• a:-. SI 1;:, per day r or mon· in formation and c-omplctl· rate:. call r142 S671J ~~~·.~.·.~ ....... !~.~~! ~"!.~~·.~.·.~ ....... !~.~~,~~.~·.~.·.--: ....... !~.~ ~ ... ~~.--: ....... !~~ ~ ... ~.·.--: ....... !~~ I I oC~ ~\J "'~ You 'll bto seeing -)... a new name o n Beach Boukv;ird . f r's Jim Marino Volkswagl'n . A nl'w nam e, yes, bur Ji m has been a round for a lo ng riml'. Making th<: krnJs o f dea ls rhar bring you back again and offering yuu rhl' fin esr service you.II finJ in Orange Counry . ~ ~ ~ l1o'Z!'.ICil c:::::c::J C;z:J ~ ~ rzt!;n IZ!!12.n ~ ~ E!!i?i?'J c::cc ~ ~ ~ Ci!I:II G::lZlt.3 ~ ~ t:::l'2?:IS ~ Sunday. September 24. 1978 NEW SUBARU BUY OF THE WEEK Bosses Wife's Demo '78 SUBARU WAii• with simulated wood grain panels. beauty nms. air cond1t1omng. (Ser #6118) Stk # 1114 ~ ._ ________________________________________________ _. ~ c;;:::::r;;:a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ c::::::Z!:J t:::a::l Zi!J3I ~ ~ ~ ... --------------· ~ ~ ~ c;:::::J ~ ~ ~ m;::::n ~ '16 CHEV LUY P/U " cyl . 4 speed c,1mpt;r Stl<'ll Real ~arp 187461(1 ~ .................. .. ~ mmm l5rZDI aczt!i ~ '76 RAT '21 1 IHt 4 c yl . 4 sooed. AM rac10 . healer Low low m11e i. Lie Oi l AXO '78 DATS 510 STA. 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'77 ROADSTER f at le>ry wore .. heel' (Ser 1838) M.G. ·77 MIDGET Unoer J.000 mole' (5er 21521 TRIUMPH '76 TR7 1mmacu1atl' air \le<eo (Ser 20551 s5595 S5695 s4995 s5795 ' • • .. • I I I .. .. $4555 COMMRL CHEVRO&,ET ~~~:·. J~i~~~~ if m.E ·~~9_!1~..,.. ~ ·,~ ~ <Ser 215 11 :>O Auto .• m power WlndoW!.. ~lereo. lealher (759MOU) 14999 • • ~ ... ._. .... -· t -.. • • .. ..... •. . . . ... ~ ' . NEW 1977 264 GLA DEMO 1977 264 GLA Aulri PS map wJ>erls 'l"'eo 111pe, rteh burgunoy (S.0. VC::>4nSB2 OS2064J '4399 . . Auto '" OQ••• itlll!e."nv f)(>~r bralr. .. , pawf't wtf'l(tnw' JXt'llw~ mlffltf\ pm "'.lr1tift' \UO ran• BHOW INVOICI (VC2b4 6~Ht 04 ?oo<I I I '78 VOLVO 262C Volvo s new c:lasste First used one we h<1d this Y".'.I' Car os ommac (8A4VCRl sl&,950 '76 DATSUN 8 2 10 FASTBACK 4 speed. AM/rM. air. very low mtles Pretty yellow car (223RTS) '2999 . . .-..-. "' . . S 8 '"''" ... ~ .. , ... , .... ss 99 lJll...,N ht 1•1 11" #+I Wlfl th• 851 ,, ... ,."'"''"'I"", ... ,. ' 2 t•-t A~ t-.. flt• Vt ·1,..a,,•,••1 Uitl,J ti '77 TOYOTA COROLLA WAGON AulCJ AM rM ,,.r ( o,,n low milt'\ ,..,.., llJR088tO'I• s4295 '75 DODGE COLT COUPE 5~~.a,.rONI radtO p<etty whoto (520NIH) '2899 '78 TOYOTA CEUCA GT (L.B.) ~~pef'(l cu,rom pJ1 ,. '.1r P••Ck1l~'l' ('198lP11 s5999 '11 DATSUN 280Z Cl'ldmp •IC"• ;tC>hJ ~co Ar>MfM ''"'.,, .. , uuf!1te • ., Wtf~ wt\ffot' ~DOW Vet~ t0w "l<Ct• 1,.11 .. ,,_ 1901'llC1 . . . . ~ ~ ~ -. . -. . 177TOYOTA CELICA GT COUPl 'lti•rr•o '> 'P''''" "'·'I" vmyl 10<11 f IO'>Rll 1 s4999 '76 OPEL COUP[ 4 •JX"('d AM I .ICll'I OICI! Cilr cC..11 4 I 77868711!>JI 1 '2799 546-1200 '7C> VW pop-top l'ampcr: wrecked fml. end ; runs, not dnveablc. 842·0242 VW ENGINJ.o.: runninJ.?. $150 Trans axle $135 KJl-~I ·73 VW Huit . 60.000 mi's. xlnt rnnd. $2000. 645 '1317 :i(l 5 & wknds Duy-.. fi..14-7722 ---'fil VW n us, rt"l'enl mcch work. S650 or bebl orrcr tl(;J.1)560 '68 VW Bug. 8·lrk, runs & looks i;hnrp. $1500 or of· fer S52·052R '67 VW. r cbll e n.i. new dutch. tires . uphol . cassette stereo, 6754927 '63 VW Notchback. re blt eng, n e w tares. FM cassette. runs xlnl. $$00. 631·5324 '75 VW Bui'. uar cond. 11un roof,$4.000 Pvt Pty M0-2624 ------ JAGUAR '7 1 XJ6 4 ooor se<lan. '"'· sroreo ($et 1890) . .. . .. . .. .. $5995 JAGUAR '69 XKE COUPE Service history avaolab4e. (Ser 1949) TRIUMPH '77 TR7 5 speed. a" ste<eo cassette (Ser 2162) PORSC HE '77 924 lat~ model aulo t•• Wrt root (Ser 19741 JAGUAR '76 XJS V 1 l>. 1oadf'd (Ser I 71 ll $6995 '6995 sio,995 s16.555 JAGUAR ·77 XJ l 2L F antntrc Ho \pee<l 'e<1~n $16 5 5 5 (Ser 1810) t IU7ft DtESEL R/\ODIT 1 8 7 1 51 1!171' v w CONVl-:RTI Rl. F: 161124 I 9 79 1 776 1-i!~unu Cll1ss1~· M ulors • .f~4lh>.111 t•,,>; ~ , .... ~::="Oll~""'!•-....... Dt""~....__ -...-n ,; \." .... ,.,, ~----"i"~~~~~ 74 Slandnrd bu.i. mint cond. 2327 Mnrguret Or . N B. S2800 rirm . ' . . 2125 llu.l llYI., COSTA llSI a,...c..,-...-10,,1111.S-. 'W S~111.. ~·.~~~~••••••• ~~·.'.":~.~••••••• ~!·.·.~~•~••••••• ~.°.~·.~:~~•••••••••••• ~~·.~:~~•••••••••••• ~.~~-.~~~~•••••••••••• Sunday. Septembe1 24 1978 DAILY PfLOT Q21 VolclwG19"' 9770 Yoho 9772 Voho 9772 Wck 9910 Coclllac 9915 <:Jteyro4fl 9920 Autos,UHd Autos,UHd Autos,UHd •••••.•••••..••••••••••.................................................•.•...••.•.•••......•••••••••••••...••.•.•..•....•...•••••••...••• ·•··••····•···•··••··· ·•··········••·•·•·•··• ............•.......... otlAHGl COUMTY IEfOH YOU 11nJ !->k>h .. ~a... J1.uuo 1111 '73 l'ou)Jl• t.le Viii~ Xlnt 75 Monte <.:1i1 rlu. mi.roon Owysler 9925 ~ 9933 J.orcl 9940 ·ai ~u' N"blt t'n& ru1h 1109il. clMfl Ln1 $18 ~2 15!MI VOL VO SEU YOUa i.:o<MJ \'out.I • A t'. I' ~. c'OO<.I 1'\illy \.'flu.IP w 'wht landuu top. 11w1vl'I •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I' n. $34611 "'4<C 2119 ~ OOtlO 962 5573 bucket seats, <111 pwr '77 <.:HKYSLl-:R '7<1 Coour. xlnl condition 1-.XL'Ll "1\ I-t.' \ 01.\ ll VOL VO. +windows. locki., elt . CORDOBA $2800. 'bl k n ••r m»l(1> & L...t111t:i.t\uhol>••.alt'r SEEUSI l'lb:I llu11 k IC1vi r r1t '70Coope di: Ville run11 hlctory oar. crU11>1.• f'Qn Leather mlenor. power S4.S-OS62 • PHIL LONG OIO¥<f tt"ndt'rto (i(l(1d 111 t>111nat'l'out1h ' • ll(·,rnlitul <>nH1nul rond l(ood. $875 trol, AM1F'M s ttf('() tupe, sealB. stereo radio. low --------- l'o(Vhtmn throuich .. 1.11 Ill\ 111 I 1-\.'\lo-MARQUIS VOLVO I.ow malt'1o All t•xtras 960-6797 vtry cJtoun, 47,000 m1 rrules (917SPR) 1971 COUGAa ~ ...... , ''tlt\l 4 f\t'i 'lt•"tt llllO..l I \II :-.ION Vlt:JO .acw l'"~'•·vr --P}5() tJ p &t2 4091 $5995 V · 8 . a u l o m at I c :~:\i~~: .. ~~."~: ~~'M1;,::.~~~°:~.'~~ ... ~·1~·; ~N~1oc:A····B····E···R··!~S.'.~ J~:{~;~~"~ 197~g4u'fELA ~Nr ABE. RS li::i::~:.~f{;~~; FORD , 2025 S Manchester I\ •• " , , ,,.,., 11 .11 11 .. 1 white landau top & 1t r1t'h Only J l .100 miles on th1~ A.tdJb, Hew 9100 An.: k,-•• m ]Lr\_ .,01l llh 1t 1 \1 114,, 11111;• red leather interior Tru ht•uuty. Soft blue with " r-..------~~~~ ............ -._... ........ --"'I n \ 11h" .'1:.!UI :ti! 1ww1 -"-1~n611 11utomat1c, air rond1tlo11 .Z()()() H.\rbof 6M1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_ ;JV ~ (;~,,.. 1 ~~~~'('} ly 1111 impresinvc uutu white vinyl tup V k. JTu ltl \ l\M l''M '""~·· S9600 ing. power !!tc1mnu. till · CO'\c.\Mes.\.S40-9100 'llTIF llN;,;~,',.'),~'~' ~· \ ll lt Mli~IJ 11.,.t,1 1111,fu" II& .. I t I llU ,,. IJ/•' , ............. ,.,..°"' .. ,.'~·•!' •••·~•.-.c...... ,....._ SlA I SUM'1 R.V. SHOW SPECIALS '75 ElDORADO WINIMOTOll-~ully ,.,u CYJo!'WtlltW!ld .Aoll thft QtfUf C •dotadt1 11.111"'' 1e 111..,cr 11 Siii 1 !fti~1 '6988 '61Wl~AGO MO I WWW f.ullY ,.., r-..ona.n.s • f'edy too or .oe """'' "" nw'll cxindd.tun •• -o· ... -·~ .. "°""-1-Ul:>CllCIO) '4888 .. , ... _TOii_ Fuuv •4'ff otJntWhJ111 '*''" 17-.~n •ir •mllm 8 trlM..k ru-..i• ,rn r•~.Jt 111r••H" • n""'' t ltt~ • 1 pj~) 1!146PtU• '8588 '71 SILVER ST'IEAJC 11v, ... -..c-. ,,_,_ f U II w \ ftd (.OM aw ewt'fllnQ ·"•'• .... ,_ 10 cu It lltf#H •ho•9f w11fl tub en\lfm ster.o ... ,. "~ ...,.,, Ol'Nw •""•• l~rfTWSl/QlJ '6588 . . ..... ----... ,, .... .... . .•. : .,.. .... .. .. DICK WILSON'S .. SEA & SUN RECREATIONAL VEHICLES & SUIARU 17555 BEACH ILVD. · 2 MILES SO. OF 842 0675 S.D. FHEWAYc .... · ... • . ~ . ~ 1.1~111111 "~k1111ot ~,u .. o wht.>cl·A Cltl-:/\MPUFf! .,..,17 :n•.,11 @ 540-5630 <86GMMJ t 71 V11h11 ~ 11(1111 1f.1r1< .' $3477 r.-.t .111 111111 s:!t.:.o CONNElL '11 M•· 1 Ill(• Quality & ,rice 2626 HARBOR BL VO. CHEVROLET '76 Cordoba. snrf. <:onsole. tit whl, tape AMffM. full power. truise control. llhr. s pit seats, $4500 P P. 64.2·3600. Auto.. Uud LAtt<a:sT S~LB<..vr10N COSTA MESA 282ft Harbor Bl vd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OF'Nt:W&USF.D <.:OSTAMESA '77 LEBARON. ~.dr • .. .___._,.. 990" INORANGJ-;cOUNiY '76 <.;oupe d e Ville 54'91200 .. -i. o o h t e leather air. P IS. P 18 . •••••••••••••• ••• •••••. C.'/\1>11.LA(.; V /\l,ll I-, C.:~ abr 1 11 w w 1 d new radials, ware wb1~. 111mn ;tvr10N l'l.A"IS a no t'l t o p . r e '74CHEVROLET 13 M111.tdur 1:1 t 111 Hllhl 511STAf SON.,,;" :', I •••• I • " ..... ' ...... .. . ,,,. ' .. 1975Granada 2dr. bronze. PS. air cond. AM/F M tape, $2900. 840·3936 \ ,., ) dt J U 111 1•11 r Ull~ 1:11•,;I )I ,1111 'I!'> !>7211 A v;11l11hlt· 1111 M o ... 1 C'u r:. leath('r, Mlchd1n tires. uov .a. COU,E Unted glass. Vinyl roof. Int d 644 6421 " ~ AIM F1M stereo More! • x .con · · __ 6·cyl, J speed. AM radio Xlnt cond.962·4559 ------''-----.;.......;. 1976 CADILLAC 1978 Sedan de Ville. 11.500 & heater All this little ---------Must sell 1974 Cou~ar. tul· '75TOttlMO SQUIRE WAGON <mMI E> $3350 I \I ~pt'r N1\'l'' 1 1~5N I I' 1 S3210 SUNSET FORD ~>Grirden Grn\I\' 8 1\d Wt'!'!lmnllltc:r t.aS-40 Ill '75HORHET D/LWAGOH <~9MGT I Low Blul' Book Sl'(!C1CJI $2625 SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove IJlvd Westmmstcr 634HOIO '71 Gre mlin. runi. xlnt. nds some body work. S37S 731·4091 '76 P<H'l'r. lo;,id<·cl. must see, lo m1 '!>, $2WU firm, 64.'>-5013 9910 ....•..........•....... 77 Regal V6 Auto/Tram,, P /S P 8 , Tilt Whl, crui. Cnlrl. AM/Fm, f'ac Aar. Elec. S·Rf. Brn with Tan top. $4200003·8712 '73 Buic k . .11r. Jo.ha rp. dean. \;5K mt . A l me<:h ('Ond $1HOO firm !J64 io7!J '78 IUICK REGAL Aul0mal1l-. factory :.11r. u n I y 9 . G 2 2 rn 1 I t· -. (15SUl.A l SALE PRICED NABERS ~ .Z<>CIJ H.nl.Jol 6Mt CO'>l., M .... , S40-<noo 1969 BUICK 4-DR Tiu!o one l!o loCJdcd w1lh extra:. mdud mi: pnwl'r wa~ & v.indow-.. rrwi.~· rontrol. tilt .,lt·1·r1n.: wheel. 1914K 117, > SI 149 , •• , ••••• llNC01 "' • ME Rr.u1< lt U>G llA(N tUO NUWMtC.fON ef'C" • . U 1 1'41 •• t rt O''' COU,E DE VILLE uu·li. t:omplell' luxury . economy car need:. 1s an '77 Cordoba. fully looded. ly loaded, SGK m1. S3flOO PPS12.000644-fi636. owncr !l34.2JPV1 $4995/bes torfe r Call Ms M1t chdl. ( .ihnolt•I lop full puv.er. lJVt' 1Jl,1 H'I C'rW!ot! l'OO trc)l t1h wh1'\'I tQ146l59 I $7595 • • 1975 CADILLAC coun D! VILLE Cabriolet top. leather in· ll'nur. fu.11 power . slereo Lape. (380ULA I $5995 • 1976 EL DORADO COUftE cabnolet top. leather In· tenor. 50/50 power seats. AM1f'M Joo t£'reo1 ta pe player. cruise control. (943NWI'> 3 to choose from as low as $6995 • 1976 SEVILLE Lealht!r interior . full power. cruise control. C924f-'PNJ $9295 • 1977 FLEETWOOD IROUGHAM Paddl'RXL>. SI 0,995 • 1976 FLEETWOOD IROUGHAM 1-ull power. 40/GO power s ea t ~. !apt.• player (Q109802J SALEPRICEO All pnCt.'!> plui. tax ;rnd hc·cn.,e. ~c pnC'c~ good throu.(lh rrudrul(ht. 9.24 78 '76 Sevillt!, slvr w1slvr lthr. a ll cxtra!o, tape & wires. $9300/ofr 552·0528 11 CDV nawle:.s, loaded . 31.000 mi. copper. $8400 540-4970 CClllllN"O 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78CAMARO (205UPT> $6500 SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster 636·4010 1970 Camaro Z28. New engine , clutch . tires. Mag wheels. 4 speed. $2800 /o r best offe r . 552-7552 '70 Camaro, auto. mai:i.. P IS. air. mui.t Sl'c $2295/bsl ofr. 548·5644 1972CAMERO V -8 . automal1t· transmission. air cond1· tioning, power steenn~ (Jb7.EJW> $2999 lk camera new gu.stafson logo 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J6ff--aYD. --ltJ.fHl/6Jt.7- S2 000 759-0845, 833·3322 64&-7711 or 673·2507 1970 New Yorker, all SIJGNrdS£TGFOR01 540-5630 """-'--9935 S440 a en rove 8 vd power. stereo, air. beaut. ----r Westm1nster 636·4010 cond. SlOOO. 631~532 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. '75 Cordo ba. 38K mi. loaded, good c:ond. $3400. 49J.l832 COSTA MESA 1976 CAPRI 2800GHIA AMll"M stereo, P 1S. disc brake!>. vinyl roof. !!Un· roof, air condllionmg, auto. (703NWK> S4700 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\' • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 1976MALflU ••••••••••••••••••••••• V · 8 • a u t o m a l 1 c '76 Mark IV Ll.nc Cont. transm1ss1on. AM I FM. Plush loaded 1mmac. LL air rond1t1onmg. power yello w. Mus t sell : steering & hrakco;. ~S56lor495-6014. <7l3NKB> $4299 GUSTAFSDN ;,.~; .. ('u;:, • 1 •t& 111 I •! '",-.• trt '0 .. i 1& M •I 111 • • I 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 Corvette. 3Zl stoC'k. 2 tops, AMt FM. l ownr. ~. 839-8556 . -'78 Corvette Silver An· '69 CHEVROLET navers ary. all options, SPORT VAM 2500 miles. s1s.ooo This back·to s c hool 551·1061 9933 ~pec1al includes v.s. ------ aut.omatir transm1:.s1on. Cougar white side wall tires. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 003SLSI '74 XR7. 21K mi, xlnt $1999 cond. Orig. owner:-64100. liUSTAFSIN ~;;•,t;/ .'.'. 111 ~ 11& .. ''""' " .. , 1111 'i .. a1a " ••••• ,' 1 f)'• 54:).0207 '70 Cougar XR7. good cond. clean inter., A tC. PIS. P/B. $139S. 7Sl·9881. '63 Corva1r Monza. clean, '70 Couaar. very clean. new st•atcovcrs. $500. Pvt Ply. Sl.500 642·1811 55 l ·3795 or 546-9643 1-~--~-~~-Awtol, Us.ct .._, UMCI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Need s omething with less mile•? (' .\ ~ '69 Dodge Dart Coupe. standard trans •• 1 cyt:- clean, $800. 846·5851 '73 Charger. PS. PB. PW. AM/FM. 21.000 m1. 12295 . M2·"487 '7S GRAHADA <:·door. V -8. a utom attt' transmission, factory air condltionmg, vinyl roof. l79lPPNl Low Blue Book Special $2025 SUNSET FORD '76 Grand Tonno Wagou. '76 LTD La ndau 4·dr • Xlnt. rond fully eqwp. loaded. 18.500 m1. ong. 640-6341 ownr MIO(). 661-6180 .,.._,UHd .Used 71 CADILLAC s 1999 R.EETWOODllOUGHAM Padded tap, lull power. SQht seats, factory air. stereo. tilt wheel. cruise contrOI SPECIAi.- ( t 292481 '75 FOID s 1999 PfMTO WAGOH ••.••• •~speed, radio. heater. (BO<CPKEl ~: .. v:UG ............ $2599 Sunroof. 4-speed. (883LVYl AM/FM stereo. SHARP •74 TOYOTA $2799 ST A TIOH WAGOM •• Auto•, Hew · '9eoo1Alltos, Mew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew ·9100 ·oo Imp. ss. loaded. n 'tl ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••t••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/blk int Xlnt rond A~ Automahc trans . factory air. radio. heater. luggage rook. tow miles LIKE NEW (8962101 . . . '70.'7J.'7J C:1 ' a"ll•• A-" "°""'""°""l' t~-~ J~"•f>-.. ., •~•t•....,.'t 1. I ( tJW ~14 U11 t 11A>J~lt .,. .......... w Ov•rdf'W• A,Mlf._. tl•r-.n A II•'" f"'IMKwtefe l ... IM'\ 1ft 000 "''~ 1•11s ..-11 14695 '71 T...t.PWI U. "' S ~ c,__,.11 ".OIAl llfn """ ltv<ltlnl 53195 . .. . .. ... .._ .. . ; 534-4100 2 Block• South of Garden Grove Fnwy. on Harbor Blvd. vw RABBIT CLEARANCE SALE!! WHILE THEY LAST!! TEST PRICE · & TEST DRIVE <~to'JtA,~ ~. r # $600. p p &15·5J2.1 ----- '65 Chcvelle, runs well. body needs work. $400 496-4525 '7fl Monte <.;arlo, Al M f'/M Ster eo , lmma<' F1retho rn r ed, $4400 640-7051 1964 Oievelle. 44,000 lll' tual mJ. Good lire:.. $500 546-5032 eves. '77 Monte Carlo. low m1. AM /FM IHrk. T·top. xlnt cond. Must s ell. 640·1237 '70 Impala AJC, P JS. r JR radio. new tares. one owner. runs good, needs body work. SSOO 962·6728 '74CHEVY MAUIU (406KXU > $2800 --. ~fimtr~· 5'140 Garden Grovt"""Blvd Westmtnsler 636-4010 '74CAPRICE ESTATEWAGOH Full powe r. (2004 ) S3275 SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove Blvd . Westrflinster 6364010 '73 1MPALA 4 door. Supe r Sharp• Uf76GGR> $2120 SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove Blvd Westminster 636·4010 '76 Monte Carlo Landau. loaded, excell. cond. $4200.963-0459 '72 K i ngsw ood Wgn, prime cond. New tires, new air cond., R/11, Dest offer. 642·'"°2 <Ron> '76 Nova Concours, low ml, loaded, Showroom cooc1 642-0326 '68 Impale, R /H, Air cond. Xlnt 2od or rarnily car. SS2·06S7 eves. \ For Cla:sslflcd 1-'-:4tTION •' Cllll s Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 d ~ l~ .. Bauer Come by Bo11Pr and try one of our lowmi(qge specials! '78 BUICK SKYLARK CPE. Air cond .. tilt. cruise. (322TZS) ............... . '76 FOID LTD $3999 llOUG-HAM SEDAM •• Padded top, V-8 automallc. full power oower sleenng and brakes. factory air. r&dro neater, S HARP (704PQM) •77 CHEVROUT $4499 NOYACOUl'f ...... . V·8 automatic. pawer steering and brakes. factory air. radio. heater. low mtles S HARP. (166RYS) '77 IUICX $4799 SKYLARK COUPE •••• V-6 automatic. pawer steering and tlfakes. AM/FM stereo tape player with CB .. factory air WEEKEND SPECIAL ( 100901) p/windows. V8. Nice. $AVE '78 CHEV. CAPRICE WAGON ·7' AUDI $4999 ;x~:!.&o~~n~: ~~~~ .....• $6999 ~~~!~~~~·f;( ~i~~r1ng and brakes. AM/FM radio. heater. factory air LIKE NEW 1'':7:Zet:~ff~ Aia'.~ · fii'ifi'l'61X::=~·f!.>O~='~='f...i~~«~;:;.~~A~=:...:=.tu~ Like new. loaded. good $7999 $4999. miles. (933SL T) . . . . . . . . . . •75 CADILLAC · 77 FORD Mus COUPE DI VILLE •••••. ' TANG CPE . Cabrlolet top, teether Interior. lull P<>Wer. Gold.NS. aircond. $4777 factory ajr, AM/FM s lereotape player. fill (589RJR) . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • whee l, SHARP. (869MCCl 177 MERC . MONARCH CPE. Silver. air cond .. nice. $3888 (386NXR) .•...• , .••••.•• '76 CAD. SEDAN DE VILLE Golden brown, loaded, nice. $7666 (186PPG) ••...........•• '76 LINC. MARK IV Super nice. gniycolor. $9888 (683RCL) .......•.•••... '76 DODGE CHARGER S.E. Good mtles. color blue. s4 7 7 7 (948SEU) .....•.•..•.... Orottp County'• # I Bald 0.llkf' -,.--. ft.,,.. ~s _..~~~~~-r '~~IV,...,_ Mll'ICAlllllutA1611t"" .. "'- plll 4111" All• l'\bouloOn 2125 llAllOl ILVD.. COSTA IESA 0,. b•' 11Pt Uld 10 ""'-s..a. 'II S fl•"'- .. . .. . '76 CADILLAC $5999 coun DI Y1LLE •••• C&bnolet toP. leather interior. lull power. se>ht power seats, factory air. AM/FM stereo-a trecic !)layer. tilt wheel. cruise contrOI 1nctudea 1 yr/12.000mtlewarranty (1t 1089) '77 MHCUllY $6799 COUGAAXR·7 •••••• Cabriolet toP. lull power. spltt power seats, leather lntenor. factory air. AM/FM stereo with tape player, til t wheel. cruise control. ONLY 15,000miles. (1~7.NEJ 76SIVIUE ......... 58999 Padded toP. full power. leather 1ntenor. spht power seats. factory air. AM /FM stereo with 8 track player. tilt wheel. cruise control, low mttea. (465273). ~ - r-' . •• ,.. 022 OAll r PllCl I Gunoay S11p1111nw1 24 l!JliS Auto •. u •• d Allfoa. UHd Auto•. U.ed Allfoa. Uaed Auto•. Und Atltoa. 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"wr 'l':th 1 l 1 t d1l11111111~ l.,1111JJ11 11111 " t•nor m mm <00011 inn \I H A r1•al 1111·1· 1 ,1r ' Sl*lO l'I' 54/C ;!l2.f Mu'l 'll't' & rlrt\'t' lh1., 1•111, I I l l 1..111111111 I il1 L!7Ul't'WI 71 I.Tl> .111 I'!-. I'll fllll'' l"34:JG41 1 111.1• 1111 ,111 1wl•"k.111 $1700 ).Int llll'l'll I Sl'.IM1 540·5630 1 ,., ... ,.,. •• ,~;','~" "· 1 ·'· 1 m11n:fi\~J\1 ~~.~~~-;~~~ ... !!.~~ l ~!klill!&l FAIRMONT ft:rt:mditl 1974 LINCOLN 2626 HARBOR BLVD. '78ZlPHYR VILLAGER W A60M \ ti • J U ( II Ill ,1 ( I I lranl>n11.,,1011. "lt•ri·o l.IJ.11', IUl:l!J l!I' I ,IC" rlOV.er !il~·nn~ & hrakt•' t:rJ;VAD 1 $6288 GUITIFllN ~~.~.r:,.~ '' ,l 1L "'flf:O 111.,. .. 1 .. 1 1~,lflflt• ....... ..,, .. 111 • • 11111111 1.11 •' 11"'11 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA t11•#ld " 1·1111111p1•d ~llh MARK IV MaYericlc 9947 '78MUSTAHG FAS Tl ACK V II J u I 11 ITI ,1 I I t tran,;m1-.."'"" f.1rtnn .or l't111i11t 111111 nJ.: 1\ \1 . I· :'11 ..,h.,..t-.1 11tn ·I r Jllfal tin·' 111.1).('I l 1n11•d ~'"'~ CSIOl 1 $5275 SUNSET FORD 54-WCiUrdl'n (irow Hl\1.1 W1·-.tmin:.lt•r ti:I(; <1010 AT THI OLD 1011\SO\ ~SO.\' • llfKOI N · Mt Hl.lflfY lhi Ii." 1 , 11111,.111.,,11111 Int COSTA MESA l''ull IJ1•Wt·1 . nl'l1 lt·.1ltw1 1976 LINC OLM ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I I I 1111t•r1111 wrth I w11) 1·111T1 '7( u k 1 t f lt.t" 1111 t···~· ·• 'v 1111 ,., 1975 FORD LTD MARI< IV ' ,.,;i.,,1·nc • "" c•11111 . '75MUSTAHG FASTIACK ,.ICE UT TMI 'llCI Hiit! 2626 HARBOR BLVD 1·11~·1111 ~1th ,, I '>l'l'••tl fort "l'Uh, l>CJlh J>4IW•'1 ;11r t•nrul $7~1 111.1k1· 11f COSTA M!SA ,1 ,111~1111 ,,11111 , • .,,. vo111 SD I ROUGHAM 1111111..: ~tt·t•r1111: w wd & GIVENCHY lt·r!illl l llil'I •I llPl'l'll lru11sin1:.."'°" ,1 Mui.I S4:l·' ftl~tll.l'X J ~ M.4.1DA6LC-...... ' .. ._, . " .. , . ''• ••• \• 1111 .... 0 Ml'O Hwy J I ftW'O C tty I 411 ... "''"" l•lt ,,,,111 , ~1· h.tH' /\M i 1-M :-tt'l l'll. ~pl1 t l\M f"M llll:rt'11 !4!111Nll 1 l"ull l!OWl't /\ M fo'M '·II t •I r • ' 1 • I I ,, 11 \ \1 f ~ , 1,.1 ,, " wul1>. vinyl roof. fa1 •t11ry $5400 'h'' t'<1 with II trat'k qu;ul 1111d1.1111 1 .• l •11111I "°""' '•"'''"' 114!11111 1 ,u ri•u111I <77HMt'lll 540_5630 t.1111· l.11~ low 111111·" ·n M,1 vt•rrrk IVll.J41 11 11. I' s. /\ t ·. Sl!.l!'tll ~M!itf.l!J I.ow Hlu1• U.imk Sp1·1 i.tl $2175 •• .,.. 'II/II Only $2800 110.S:JU.ISJ 1.>111111111r ..,,,1 ~1·11 lll 'I $3988! 540-5630 IW~~~~IAl 540-5630 MeR'.ury 9950 ~~ •• '~, '.,,, ~~:;";:·1'·"'"1 c;.~~:Jt~r l ~!S{llJi1 262~rHARBOR BLVD. IW1l5Dll~ 0t>;;~~~;~~~~:;~~~·· 1.1.111111.1 I''' """ 'X:?l llJltl><.'11L~sl!\\tl 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA '>626 HARBOR BLVD. l.X7t NOW OH OIS'LA Y! ·-SUNSET FORD "\1110 ( ;ur<kn Cirri\•· Uh cl W1·i.tr111111>ll·r H:lli 4010 '7SMUSTAHG FAST IA CK 11 I'-. \ 1 ~!/'"I IO!'. \" r .. . .., LIN<.:OLN Mt:llCllHY I ~'~1111 1 546.1200 COSTA MESA \\',1111 /\1llld11" 1.1:! !lli7H COSTA MESA lkali!r.,h11"~ nnw Ol't-:1\ <\ "lll...,'<l tr;1r1sm11111io11. h t•y hndl'r. /\ M fo'M n11h11, ITWI!'-14221,1 IW I llilllillllllllil•• .. ~.°_~·. ~.·.~ •• •• • • • !~.~~:t:~.~~·.~.·::. •• •• •. !~.~~ ~°.~·. ~~---=. •• .... !~.~~ ~.°.~·. ~:.--: •. ••. • .!!.~~ ~"!.°.~·.~:.'*: • •• •• •• !!.~~ I ~r)l~~~l~C~l~~· Iii Ill Auto t't•ntn l>r SUl"W) l.,1k1· "'"''''I''"'' 11(\'INI'. Lo"' Him· llouk !'.r>t·ri.11 $2350 STATIO N WAGON r UL L Y LUUIPl-'I [) INCL UDING 22!"> 6 Cyllnd1>r .. nq m• rwrkt•I '·•'tit'> w1H1 r.1Jnt13r arm re<;t au1oma11r 1r..i11""'''~1on µow~• ,1•·1111nq l11q'l'J9{; 1ack 11nlo<J q i,,•,•, r1•!'Jll·•I r lc11 ~ 1n•>1dP t1ood rf•le;,..,,. 1tg~1 n •I ( ~ •"J '' If• 1110 It• 1 11 11 I r •1 I 111 • r r 11 r ' 1! 1• I 11 • I' '> 11• 1• rt n I') whf•t•I .1tr '1t'llC'CfOI IJt•ltJ(! WIH t•I f.0V(ll'> w',w 1111:., & MOHi S4888 l'il k ~'•I l:J) I ~o:r ~lll4f£8F;;o4bb23~~ r----~_.,,,..-J ~jf~~ PRtCES VOLUME SALES MEANS YOU BUY FO R LESS! SELECTION WE COmlMUALLY CAllY C>aAHGi COUHTY'S U IGEST IHVENTOIY Of CHIYSLYS ANO "YMOUTHS CONVENIENCE SALES OPEN 7 DAYS 9 a.m.-1 0 p.m. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEtc 7:30-S:JO REPUTATtON OIAHGi COUMTY'S #I VOLUME CHIYSLUt.f'l. YMOUTH DEALH fOa 5 YRS. IH A 1ow1 FINANCNG NO MONEY DOWN!! ON AP'P'IOVED CREDIT IRAMD MEW FOLLY FACTORY EQUIPPED 1978 ARROW~!~i.:..e" FULL y ECJUIPPEO INCLUDING 4 soeeo manual 1ransm1~1on 1600 cc; engine rao10 b<>Oy side s 3ld1ngs,reclt,n1ng bauc••• ... ~~~=r~~,~~;1 7U!4K821004221 MOTOR TREND'S 1978 Car of The Year FIJLL 'I tOUIPPE.O INCLUDING oower '.lqr>ring p<>wer dist. brake& c ustom inf & Pxl c;argo compartmt•nl carpeting & sound insula11on Console 1111ted glass. remote c.ontrol mirror alee rear wino def 1ug rack rallyo wnls clock & much much mor" ($tk 112014) (Ser 11ML44A8C 112248) ,BRAND NEW 1978 CORDOBA . ..ULL ( tOUll-'PED INCLUDING Pow111 w1n<1ows powe1 WITH '>(•a1o; 1111 !:>lecrin9 wf1P<•I ldnd;:iu •ool d1q1tal clock t1nt•"<l gla!:>~ 1ea1hor but. kct ~eat., w11t1 r!'c.hnNo; ~lylnO 1~.tt~~~!r~gfii~~~~;;:~ NEW 1978 CHRYSLER LE BARON TWO DOOR HARDTOP WITH "FACTORY A IR COMD." See 1t11s beau11ful Le Ba r on and all the 9rea1 E<Ou1oment 1ncludm9 au1omat1c transmission oower ~l~JjllQ:'I~~ CQ!)_l~ot _mirror wtl1te c;1dewJll tires Wt\!"e11'i!'~1'"r~ .,, .,,.,..~ 1o•1~~.~'W"i!!l.llt: lff'H22H8G2513b4/ •• OVER 100 USE D CA R S, T RUCKS & VANS TO CHOOSE FROM! '71 FORD TORINO 2 DR. '74 MUSTANG 2 + 2 52995 '11 FURY 4 DR. SALON '73 OLDS DELTA 8~ '72 BUICK SKYLARK WGN. !,er:. ~IN':~t<tl:::: s 1995 = ~:::~~.::;:'::• 52M5 '11 FURY WAGON v • ~orr••• ,.,,Of, • ' 1.,11 PoWW pc,.., ··-i-no' tM•t.H ainttO Qll9' __ ,,,,I ontMtO' tuq -'"'' --·"· 1'9J1'JI w ·~•!Ill s4795 PO•er Ottll•• ltll wheel ""Y1 1f1Mi't0f tuQ9l9I rac' l t. IDtH!ill(St 1-11 tr• -...,.,.. 103.JllONI IS,. '71 VOLKSWAGEN BUG .._..,. 11'\0COAllS" 19',o!QI '~ AU fM 1-s..n "'"1 s 1195 fMIJI' '71 GMC SIERRA 4x4 PU ~~= .. ·.:~~~:~~~:~ 55995 11 '733471 !St> 19 WI . . 810-7000 t '1111111\ I ':irk 'I I'•"•'· "h11 •• f 111 h X 1111' s;i<i1111 ·7,, Bo ht .11 ~ .1 i.:1111 .111 PS,PB,/\M 1t-'M laJw. 11u ••ro':>. lu m1 $:l!JllO !lie! ~:>1' ijo\;! :>!Mt:)( 'lwr 'fi7 Wa~on :wu 1·111t1111· Vl'ry \'l(•an $!JOO, 5:$1i U!)l7. Musl St'll' 9 9 52 SUNSET FORD !'>'HO(iJrfll'll Ci1tl\I llhd w,.,, rnrn .11•r r.:11. 111111 i i '\hi II \\I l"\I •'·"' ,fo•11~1. \1111 1111111 ~llJO I>~ ' 1 :1 i I l t I , Ev,., 1;:11 0;~11 1978 MUST AHG " I' y I ·I ' p l' ,. d tran,m1ss1on. l<lP•'. t11r 1·11nd1l111nmi.:. ISOllTQSJ $4999 ,,., •••••• IWIJ< N M£RC1Jll IUOO IU(lf "WO "UNWIC.TO• IUCtt ui uu ,, '"Ott\ 9955 .•....••.....•...•••••• 7x U11·wl 1>1•11.1 >IX ltm .1h• l11,11h• Mui.Wu~(. 111111\ l!•HHI rw1'tl~ l'lll!llll' work ~Ill l'ho1w 17 14 1 5!17 :1.i-1:1 tl'h1rm I '7H Cull a.''> SoJI • .,I\ r. ;i~ 67 Mu~lun~. K 1 \'I. Julo. ~urnt• be SJOO down, $1411 PS. 111 m1 \ l'ry f'f1:an mu 55!1 G.S4ll SZ.150 ' fi44! 171 I 9957 1!177 l\1u~l II (jh1u. 1\ C, ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.tt•rt'<J. 111 m1. n~w 1 onrl ·73 1'111t11 W1:11. 2000<'<-, nc111 S4 4 O O fi <1 ti ;, 1 7 4 11 r pu1nl. t tro'"· 'ho•·k~. hk•· lit~ 23().1 nC'W $15110 91~1Iii11 5Sl 14&1 '73 t'llllO, J.:11 < und fJ6.000 m1. $1.0'J:> 5'UI 10:157 l!.llili l ·mn ,.,, 1ltl1• <!X!1. ;iut11 1:n1 l'mto W<1~<111, 1 "'"'· ;11r. I'!-.. 7ll.•MMI llll. Xlrll f.:11011 nrnd, xlrU 1111!1). mncl s;Jti:10 li7:1 :liiOO no·w hrk~ A 1('. $1(111(1 '7ti 1:111:i l11adt·1I. Xl111 fi44 :i rn2 aft ;,or wk111h t't1ntl M u:-.l , .. 11 :>.52 !14:n "12 1'1nt11, 111 n11. 'I~:!:, :.rn H71~ Nt•w .:a!> lank 11h1cld 111 ·m Mu-.1:.111.: ( '1111v1•r111tll•, mu...,t M'" l':vt·:-. & wknd!., li7:1 ll~l!J . day-.. f 2 l J J ~.JI 71!>111 li>f 1.:11111.l t•o11cJ ;.11 r r·onrt SI 11.~J or bt,.,l •1fr 4!i!J 4100 stall1'(1751 016.'l '74 PINTO RUMAI OUT t2.'>4K Li\ I IJJW Ulut-llook Spt0l'tJI $1 550 SUNSET FORD '76 Mustung 11, V8, P /S. Plfl. vrnyl to11. lo m1 ':., !>440Gard1·n Grove Dlvd 1;.i5 1:om Wc:o.tmm~ler 636 <11110 .. ,,.. 0 1.t.er automobile ,,.opl• .. These cars \\01't last! '74 Buick Apollo $2999 (4 l~JFH) ; ;2fc~fC~· ~i~~~'42 -.J '73 Buick Elec tra Cpe. $2666 (1531 fl) ' '56 Buick Special Rod/while w11Cr now $LO Q K (GFU230l '69 Buick Skylark Super nire, air cond CZPT020) '72 VW Bug Yellow (9 I 7fNA) 21~f?e:l.~!\llC)el n1t P tt1:>5Jffl '73 Toyota Aulu 111 concl II ;>1>HSV l '71 Ford Van Blue (936SWO I '7 4 Ford Pinto Auto "" (890KFN) $3111 $2444 $2999 $2333 Orunf(" ('minly ·, # I flukk /)rafflr # 979-2500 ~-~~ \~~; to 1><t0t ,., .. All Pflc4'' p(u11wt\ 1.c~~ Pr1u1s llOOd ,.II HI\ Afltt Pvbl"""°" 2925 HARBOR ILYD., COSTA MESA ()pen [vt!fY Hlstit Uf!tll 10 l).m. Sun. 'til 5 p.m. . . . . . . . -. -- ~.Uaed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9957 ....................... '74PIMTO STATION WAGOH MU)lSb>' 1868UXllt Lo\!> Rlu1· Rook ~11t•1 IJI $1500 SUNSET FORD ~H.11nt.·n1 .r .. ,, llh1I \\1 ... 101111,h'I t.Jf• 1111 I '7) P'IMTO ST 1' TIOH WAGON \1110 111.>111 Ir '"''""'"I"" 1 .. ,, .. ,, .u• •••nch •hu\Hl• ''" ~;,, I .. 1 ... \I I" I ..... I .\0.\ \I I •tV. llhw l'i1<tl. '11,.., 1.ol Sl450 SUNSET FORD !>i~1 t:ianh•111.r11' ,. llh •I \\1 ... 1rr1111'1t·r n.11• 111111 74 ~· \\ ••• ·•\1111 ... 10 1 m1 \Int 11•n1I \1•1\ •n..: m u'' "11 ~111111 111 r. 1 •ii);' ··-t· 71 l'111h• ,111111.111'1'"1'•' llllfl t II l'I ~1110 l,ti>l'' llU.J 9'60 •••.••.••...•.•........ '73 P'l YMOUTH :.! lhlltl (.'ttt-1 k II t1UI 12l:!ll ...... I Lov. lllu• l\•oli. 'II'<, IJI ~1400 SUNSET FORD 5"40lidrc1t'n lirO\t' Blvd Wt..,tmtn~h.'r 636 401\J "66 P l) ffil)Ulh Fur) \ "· 11ut11. i.:d brk). llrt>:.. de l)t'ndJhlc tran~ $275 lWl til~ 1972 FURY Ill v. ij • a u t II m u I I c 1hrn-.m11>)1on, rru11>(', '111vl tup. air c·ond111on 1 n ~. AM 1-'M. po w e r s t t't:"rl nl: & brake:. 1826FVA I $1695 lillTIFSDN~;~~. '~1,;, .... ···~ .. 11.-0 .......... '1 ...... ,., •••• • t •t 0 I H65 ...........•••....•..•. 70 Le M ans. runs good, $950 offrr. Call eves . 5$.636.1 ·m t:To Au10. P 1s. wire whb . l(O()(I concJ. lki.l of· for 752·8473 '73 Grand Prix Full power, FM/AM 8-trr k. I ownr, A·I cond. Se<' a l Uruv Hi, Culver & Cam· pu..-. Dr, $2500/ofr. Call 752-01116. -------· '77 Catalina 22. xlnt $6200/or bel'>l offer 640-58311or497 4~ 75 LA' Man...,, luxury Wht. warr .• AtC, pwr. S2700 M ust sell. 546· !1292 n..dlt'bird ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 FORD THUMDERllRD V8, a ulomal1c lram, , pwr )let'nng & brakes. pwr wtndows. till wh~I. factory a ir cond • ru..,to m whM>l!i. rnd10 & hl'!lh:r Ser 150881 Stk P3405 SS888 ·THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10b0 HARBOR BLVD. COS"(A MES~ 642·0010 FIVE '77 T-llRDS V -11 automat i c traru.m1~1>1on. raetory a ir cond1t1001nl(. po w (•r :,tel'rini:. powrr dtH ' brakl'I>. powt•r w indow:.. unted gla1>:.. ''"YI roor. Ull whc•el. ralley whceb <079SWD l. 1319SWD>. 1083SW D I 1317SW0 ) Cs.29SQSI '1 SSS SO SUNSET FORD :>44-0Garden <~rove Hl vd. We.tmin:.lcr 636 4010 ·n Luxury silver T· Bird: all power, sunroof. $7 ,225 -493-8431 496-077 2 Buy out or lake over lease. 1978 Ford T·Btrd. 7 mos old, x Int c ond Priced below current lse market Fully equip Call Sal or Sun 645 !1154 646-0992 a~k for R1l·h 1975 FORD THUHDHllRD One of the last full :.11c bird:. l"u 11 p o w er, AMtl"M :.len-o with 8· track Thl• h>t·I :111d nde o( a Murk IV with the pnce of a Ford. $5200 540-5630 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN ·M(RCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72VEGA 1-: con om 1 l' u I 4 l' y I t'ng1nt•. 4 1>Pl'l'd trnns mlsiuon. radio & b~uter. l256LXJ~ I Sunday. Septelnt>er 24, 197&. DAILY PILOT D23 ,-. :: .. &; __ -- EVERY COURIER IN STOCK DISCOUNTED , saoo OFF DUNTON FORD'S PRICE!! THE '79' s ARE HERE!! IE THE AIST TO OWH A I 979 THUHDERllRD '73 POHTIAC VBCTURA ¥·8 dulo trans . lactory a1t. power steeroog and b<akes radio JOOJOU i:8036 5 1299 '75 FORD ELITE V Ii dUIO tran~ lactory aor powt-r '>IPerinq & orakPS AM;FM t,IPrPO 2:?4NKA •8084 '75 FORD THUMDERllRD Lanoau 100 V·6 auto Iran"' lac.I a11 p wr <,ll'•·nn9 pwr bral\es pwr w1noows AM/FM stereo. hPatPr 1111. cruise 922NPF •a13a s4599 '72 TOYOTA CEUCA ST 4 Cyl 4 '>0EiP(! dlf cond1l1on1ng . t<'dtO 002ESS •8336 '76 HONDA CVCC STATION WA.GOH 4 cyl 4 sOPed rad•O only 2':1 616 milt>~ IA863 19 •8058 '72 rONTIAC GRAHD PRIX v 8 <Iulo trans laclo•v air nower slf'ering orakf>t, •• no windo w<. AM rM r.101rJ 47!>MPW arrn1:>0 s1599 '74 FORD PIMTO 4 -C.yl 4 SDOf'O AM FM w 11n st ereo 1.asse11e 695MCH •8H17 s 1199 '77 FOID '8MTO RUH-ABOUT ' 4 cyl ,1ut'> tr,1ri·, roo10 vn ly 11 'lt'3 '°'''''• 237SOG •83tlt MEW 1971 FORD LTD 11 HAIDTOP' s4777 :2 GRANADA 4 DOOlt SIDAH S4677 :E V·8 crwse-o-mahc pcwer front d1r.t b<akes. cower >leering steel radials I D 224975 •2834 V·8 automa11c oower front disc l>tdklls •ad•al'> 111ny1 root 1 O 21481112764 PINTO~~~ S 4 8 8 8 SIOO DISCC>u.IT .... ,.,u < OffafTAll! PINT0 2 :: s3277 v~ '·· Au1o m.1h1. oowpr rac 1< & 01n1on· '>lePronq power lron1 dtS<. brakes radio a1r 11nteo glass dehae tnm I 0 157573112981 4·soeed rack & ornron .,1eerrnq OOwt>r fronr d•<;t b<ake~ radio hnt«d glass wheel cover~ rear defroste<. 10 11569311311 •• Wloeel Ori •• V 8 auto trans taclory a1t pawer sreenng and b•akes AM/FM radio wide oval l1tes shorr bed F t 44UG:56470 •8687 '5799 '7lGMC 4-WIMel Dri•e -"-'t v H JUIO ,, an; l.tc.lrny '" power 'IPN1ng ""'I ll«1kt>'> AM FM rao•o 1111 wnl •uQfldQf> riJ(,k 11t44bR PP8631 r~2oov V·8. auto trans . factory air power steer1n9 ano b<akes AM/FM Wllh 8 track wide oval 1tres 1005334 •8753 54999 '75 FORD •O<Kliero l"k• U• V·tJ .1uf4J fr,)n<, t,•ctorv .1.r OOWl'r ·•Prrrnq $ rt ' C l ' t k f• ' ')A<l/l'i1 47'l •871J '7 6 FORD f.250 c....-s,.c1• A ut o l•Jn~ oow<'r steenno ano brakes AM radio 1804416 •P8673 '4999 '77 FORD F2SO lt~l'lc.k Up V·H 111IQ ltJn ldCIO'V Jor oow1>1 ,,..,Pnnq $ 00Wf"lr tJ1 ,f Qt Jk~'. IJ(loC F<l!>Jl06'tJ:.>5 •P84bl SOMETHING DIFFERENT LEASE DIRECT FROM DUNTON! C1'U FOR THI MOST COMnTITI'll PRICES IM TOWM AMY MAKE OR MODEL!~ '77 FOID -GRANADA V-8 duto rrans air cond power ~tf'f>frnQ ano b<akes "'"'" 1;i 10 3 m1•e~ 066SWJ •8386 '78 FORD AESTA 4 cyl 4 soeed. 7 700 miles 009UCN 118396 53399 '75YW IEETLE 4 c.yl 4 '>OPed. t JO 0 007NUF. •8459 '7 7 CHEVROLET MOMTECARLO V d JUIO l;x:torv ''" pwr ,:een nq Dr.l~P ... & windows. AM/FM w1fh 8 lt1Ck !tit u i.1"1 c.or>t 61<lSPG. ~8763 •77 FOID '1HTO IUN-AIOUT 4 cyl auto trans . 1ac1ory arr t.!O o only 12 661 mile-. S49SXF •8390 '7 6 CHRYSLER CORDOBA Vinyl 100 V·8 JUlf> tr.Jn'> t.ict t11t OW1 s1eN1nq ow• orokr>S pwr, window'> owr ·,~ J1" AM/FM ..,,,.,.,,, 111•,,t1•1 1111 cru1~P 960NVH •aJ99 s4199 '72 FORD LTD 4°DOOR HARDTOP Vinyl 100 V-8 .tulO l•.1n., o wt .. tnprtnq b• .•kf''> & w •r>Oow"' •<1010 72bFUC 118!>1, 5 1799 '74 TRIUMPH TR6 ROADSTER !' <.y l 4 • ON•rt AM/~ 'vl !>f8f80 with ,_ lr<1Ck I r"'lf,d .· $1,t:. I.I' ~·,, •• ~!!:!':~ ~°:'." in the l•lJ!£~1~J•ll . . .\;f1~W•-'i""1•!1i'....-..~ .. • _.,..., ~>;,-.\~t.~ GDSTftFSDN .. :·; ,", ., . . .. . . ..... ' ... Uraasual Cars, Classics, Antiques, Race, & One of a kind! .. . . . 02.., DAIL 'I PILOT W Know Tliere Are A Lot Of 1978 Clean-up LE Going On, But Before You Buy ••• CHECK US OUT ••• ORANGE COUNTY'S #1 BUICK DEALERSHIP . • auer UlC in Costa Mesa TAKE ADVA NTAGE 0 F 0 UR EARLY INTRODUCTION oN BRAND NE\V 1979 REGALS ~~THE SIJBPBISE CAB OF THE YEAH" Th ese a re not stripped dow n """l~ls! I ll hart' ... , I 11 toma1i,· tra11 . ., .. /J<Jlt'Pr -"''''1 ri1Lg, power brakes, re- mol P control mir- ror. V-6 engin e, .4itee l belted white- wall rad ial ply, ,J,,Luxe whePl coti- er.'i, ch rome mold- ing p ackage ... a 11<1 mor(J ! HEM E)IBEH! ~ttT .11 ·sy I ~f>J-:CI \IJ,l ,\O\'EHTISEU HEC; \L TO CllOOSE Fl(0 \1 ... BrT PO~Sl lll.) T HE L \IH,(·S I' '\EW l 'J79 HEGA L C\\EY iCH;r I~ SOUTllEHN CA LIFOB l\L\~ _ . :~, ,,. . . ,, : ---- WHILE THEY LAST ••• IF THESE PRICES AREY LE'SS 1'HAN YOU CAN BUY LAST YEAR'S MODEL FOR, ISN'T Tl/IS REALLY A BETTER BUY? WE'R E OUT TO CON TINUE !!:~Nc9!!r#~u!!!!~~~E :UI; • SOUTllER N CA LIFOllNIA'S FA VORITE A UTOMOBILE DON'T MISS THIS INTRODUCTION SALE ~--· .. ·-··--.~!~~~ .. -~!~.:~!!!~!~i ~~a~!~~!t.~!d Sun~~~~~·~ ... HARBOR BL VO SAN DIEGO FREEWA Y A division o l Bouer M o tors. Opel -Jaguar Triumph-MG 2925 HARBOR BL VD., COSTA MESA 9"19-25aJ REGAL (Ser .1034 7 4) PHOTO rOR It lUSTRA TION PURPOS£ ONI Y• Alf rbr\ \ub1oct to prior s111e Tu & llceme not rn<.tuded Sale ends 48 hrs alter pobl1c,1tion ' . • All · makes, :models and colors. -:-Classified · Au-to · Advertising k._. ....... ._ in the • · PtlAIM featufirtq "®@@d @f ~u@rii~ n~ ~~c/ltltz- -- I AM WELL AWARE OF THAT! I AM ALSO AWARE T~AT THEti' DON'T uKt EACH OTHER ... . . . . . .. . . . . . SUNOAT, Sll'TIMlll 24, 1971 AND THAT BRINGS UP A PROBLEM ... ' • LOCAL WANT ADS EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST NEWS 0 ~ W~IC~ 6RANOMA ARE '(OU WRITING TO? ~ WE HAVE TWO 6RANDMA5, l{OU KNOW .•. ~ ,, :: c (; C/I '< :> ~ n or Ci :> r I WHICH GRANDMA GETS T~E PHOTOCOP\(. ? Y. Err:'lie Bushmiller. "'. -, THAT BATH STUFF SCARES HER OFF MY BED . \ • THf 5 I~ MA~CIA MA~ON OF r~e KEL.L.V GCMOOI.. k'LA~ION. t HAVE A ~EOUE-51' -ro MAKE' ~ THe P~INCtPAL ... THE KL.AJrlON WOLALO L.IKC. A P~e~~ CONF"f.f{E.NCE WIT~ YOU TOO AV, '7 1 ~ ... '5 11Z1 00 YOU ~Et..L'I ScHOOL ~LA~O~ AlrTH LA~, II=' WE. WANT" M~. 6~1MM 19 TO TA~E. U? ANO Ot)~ NDW, ME'~ AGrzeeo TO A ~E~? ALL 1l'16HT-IF THI~ I? A P~E?~ CONFEstcNCE'1 L..E1''~ MAKE IT A ' P~e~E~ LA S tN6 A \.A.-/'- f0'1MMl Off1tf{ ,W > 9·lY NEW?P.APEfr ?e~IOU ?L. V, YOU'VE GOT TO 5HAPE UP. .. ' ,\ \ I ... ~ • J . .... . -~' CONFErteNCE1 9o PL.eASE -A'K /NiEL.LluENT Ql.Ae :,110N:; ... ~EAL. PllE~~ CONS:Ef:lENCE .' Af<!rHu ~, VOL.A MAY A~K' THE f:'l ~?T QUE,llON .... HCI 1(?0 N1 O~ A WA ~M ONE WHEN YO~ Pt<'E$'7 JO% l.?TTON AND 10% POL.YE~iEI<"? I DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham lt-4E:RE WAS LOTS OF TAD - PoLES IN HERC A LITTLE WHtl,E AGO. 1T DOe<:;t-f-r LA<;T FOREVER, you t<J.J~. MAY~ \NE= COULD CATCH A FROG. ' . t v . l . '-'~DGE PARKER McANWHILE OUR FIRST PROBLEM 15 GETTING BY THIS GUARD, GEORGIA! DON 'T SAY A THING ... JUST SMILE! WHATEVER YOU 5AY, SAM! • THIS IS GETTING EMBARRASSING, ARE YOU MR . DRIVER ... BUT THE WORD 15 5URE OF THAT YOU 'RE NOT WELCOME AT THAT, JOE? SPENCER FARMS! MRS. KINGSTON HERE IS AN OLD COLLEGE FRIEND OF MISS SPENCER'S AND SHE 'S EXPECTING HER! ' Wr= HAVENtr' DONt:; ANY OFTHtS 9TUFF LATEL~ HAVE WE? 1i-t6.iS WHY WE'RE D01N1 11 NO\M JOE.Y! I'LL HAVE TO CALL AND CHECK! YOU WAIT RIGHT HERE UNTIL I DO! . .. • • ·:=: .. .. . . . .. ...... '':J • ... . , ... ··- . .. -· .. ~· .. - ---- .. • .f-f ey Motn, -Here's f0¢,to Getyoqt fiJmHv teariti'for 1 urea~st. 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IV HAS A WINNE::R I N IH IS ON e: ... . . . . -- -. cth4' byFardJohnaon HJ,GUPPY--~ ~;>~0 WHAT'D You ~~ <5 £T ? c.::;s'VJ ~ ~f/At.rfr•Cf"• ~Jt+Dv_,. •' A '"!1 '°"'..,-'°"' .:X: se:s You've: C HOS E:N IHB CGt..ee>RllY ''o-rH eR WOMAN /1 IN IHE: CE:NISR SQUARE: ... I George Lemont CO.Me> I NAllON GAME: SHOW ANP SOAP oPe~A.' ' ~ . . . . . . . . . . {?AT A CAKE, ~TA CAKE, ~MAN ~TAR LIGHT, STAl2 BRIGHT, Fl12'5T ST~ I'VE SEEN 10NIGHT ~ PREAl'FUL. SOR-RV, C·l-fMEN- Tl·l·INEl n MARMADUKE ® . . . . . . EEVER IHOLJG-HT OF TAKING-UP THC: HARMONICA, 'WF:E!/S? I I . . @LD IY()'TI4EQ HU8BARO WENT TO THE CUPBOA1<D . ~ . . \ lbtTTLE BOY BLUE, COME eL.ON ')QJR ~ == ...... lb1TTLE TOYMV 1lJO<EJ2 SINGS RX2 HIS~ 'lfHIS LITTLE PG WENT TO MARKET WHA-PS WRONG W11HiHE. GLJrfAR? YOU t70N'1 PLAY II W11H YOUR MOUIH. ~~ ., ' J I. (.AN "OlJ llU i~I YOUR t.Yt.'t? 111~ .,.. ti lnM lb. dlfftt· tM'H la 4lr11wl111t dfl1ih bttwttn lop 1MI IMJllom paMt9. 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""' .. "'""•lJth"J ta•l'O o.-'9"\hl(tr"CJ l...t•h ••''"' I ~ llLOC I MAO! I ON1 ' I IN tolll 'l onos OllOIJNI) (,.4.U f l f At\y fl'tl'wrt UM CC)nslltul~o ""·~ c..u_. ••llW" 11.., Jt ttN 0092 15 September 24, 1978 DAILY PILOT • THEffi YOURSELF Send tTle Q1111StJ1111 • I llllilrM. to ~As*; fllfllly ~ 641 l.emglOll lwe_ New ---· II Y 1002' Wiil PIY '~ 1or ~ ~11111$ Sony. .., can't .,s_ OCller's FOR WD.J.IAJll H. WEBSTER. da-ec- tor, F.B.L Wliat t. the 9"atelrt detaftftt to at.e .......... eAecdw ... dae Po.t Office -w .. ted'" poeterw ta • prebeadlag lawbreakeu? Thomae L . Adame. Klageport, Tenn. • The greatest dete1Tent Is responsi- ble citiz.en Involvement within the framework of our crlmlnal-justlce system by honoring the law yourself and contributing to its honest, impar- tial enfon:ement. This means prompt Citizen lnuo/uement is a must. reporting of crimes to which you are a witness or a victim. It means will- ingness to appear In court to offer testimony or to serve on a jury. As to the distribution of wanted flyers, it has been one of many Investigative techniques utlllud by the FBI and other law-enf0tttment agencies and has led to the lotat!on and al'Test of many criminal fugitives. FOR PHVUJS DIU.ER I laeud t.ti..t face 1lftll .,. oaly aoocl for l 0 yean. Do '°" plaa to ha.-e.., matt? -W.P .• Kokomo, lad . • Of course. t can state with certainty that when rm 86 (25 years from now). I shaH look even younger than I do now because I shaft be recuperating from my 17th lift. 111 also be teaching cooking and comedy-wril!ng to young, hand.some men at HANMd Univentty In exchange for painting and ballet lessons. And I'll run 5eminars at the school on re· juvenation and mental heahh. FOR lAWRENCE O'BRIEN, commissioner, Nat1onai Basketball Ass'n. . Wt• --~.:.....'7.t'ti1(1..,)J st JI · • baU eooo? -R.B. MeleW, Cllatonftlle. Wt.. • . • Tile Increase of girls In this sport has been phenomenal and has produced several stars, such as Carol Blaz.ejowskl, Ahhea Gwyn and Nancy Lieberman. In fact, the caliber of play has reached the paint where a women's professional league Is In prospect as lnteNSt and participation In women's basketball at aU levels wUI continue to increase slgnlfic.antJy. FOR JULIA C HR.D. gourmet-author Caa a penon on a bud.9et be a tfCMll1IMt cook? -M ... 8 . Post. Fraaldta. N.J . e Of course Gourmet cook. that much abused expres- sion, means only good cooking. Tile Important thing Is to learn how to cook so that one can UM! all the good foods one sees in our markets -but buy thent'in season or when on sale or plan to use the cheaper meat cuts. Cooking Is much more Interesting when one has to make every penny count: then It's a challenge any good cook will accept. FOR THE •ASK'" EDITOR Ple.aM ""-ti ._ 11p-to4ate oe tM eteet with Bt.g'a .wow. Kadsryn Croeb9 -G.B. A•""toll. AIL •Kathy has resumed her adlng career and is now I.outing the country with the national company of Broadway's Some Time Next Year. There also has been talk that she plans to write a book on her life with Bing. In between and keep· Ing an eye on daughter Ma,-y -now busy shaping a career as an actress - she Is involved in seUlng Rising River ..,. Ranch, 70 miles south of the Oregon ....._ bonier, that Bing bought more than 20 Remembrance of things past. years ago as "a retreat from the world." Tile decision to seU did not come easily but. of course, with the children grown, It has outlived its usefulness. "It was perfect for large parties, unlimited house guests, lots of mulled wine, group cooking jllnd tremendous fun. Bing felt it was the most special place In the world," said Kathy. FOR DAVID BOWIE, rock star Now that pou'we made • ~. do J10U t.acy yauneJf • .. act., Dot a ....._? -M.H ., ladio. Calif. e No. ~ I've finished Just a Gigolo and I'm going to do Wally (about palnteT Egon Schiele) later ttus year, I'm go- ing to keep up with my concert tours and recordings. I don't want to give up music entirely. If I don't make it as an actor, I might have a hard job making a comeboc.k as a singer. My plan Is to ge1 plenty of experience with character parts, not singing roles, then tum to directing. FOR CAROL l YNl.EV, star of The Cot and the Conary You •Id.Oii •la• ebow that you flacl lhlng la two ' "J\~~._•..:, ~ ...... \llle at n {~~"'4 ~ I q. So. ... lmpoealbM to me -M.P., od&, Pe. • I spilt my time between New Yori<, my base, and Los Angeles. I'm always flytng back and forth because of my wori<. And since I don't believe In long stays with friends, I'd have to live at a hotel during all my commutes. Hotel living is awfully expensive, and my yearly rent is much less than a year's hotel tab. FOR DAVID OOYl.E, star of ABC-lV's Charlie's Angels Whaa..in le wroot wttll ,.,ur 1'0k:e, mUtat It eo ~? -Claartee o,lulea. M ......... Mlcb. e I developed this rasp by barillng signals while playing quarteri>aclt at Campion High School In DuChien, Wis. I used It Improperly, from the neck up Instead of training it to come lower down Other than sounding strange, it doesn't bother me at all, and there's nothing wrong with my vocal conl. My brothef sounds a bit like me. He played fulbac:k at the Unlvenlty of Nebraska and made the .same mlsW<e. PRO Or ....... Wa ... edmin .. Envtronmental Health Administration, D C Dept. of Enwonmental Servlta PRO Ano con· ~ CON n-1 &N, .Ir., pradcnt, National Resutunint Aucx:iallon In restaurants consumers have very ht tie control over what Is offered them lo eat. This. then, places a !PW responsl>Ulty on regulatOt'Y agencies to protect consumen· rights. One d these rights Is the right to be truthfully Informed. Food must be what It pur- ports to be. The consumer wants.to.he assured that the meat of hamburger Is made from ground bHf and nothing else. that fruit juice Is • lnc*4 tht )ua cf •· .....,. Titti9 ~ ......... of--:. • menu laws are an Integral \>art of govem~nt consumer· protection efforts.. Do -rn1th In Menu,. Lowa Benejft The Consumer? Ml The answer must be: only If the con- sumer Is wllltng to pay mon1 for what he alrudy has. Fraud 16ws already cover au buslnases, lndudlng fft- taurants. Consumers are a~ to - and active In -the exercise of their rights. And re:stauraleurs Me wen aware that their survival depends on customer s&tisfactlon But ln)ectlng the huvy hand of government Into this mix only adds reams of 1911otio011 9COl'e:S of buruucntts and Inspectors, all to ff'prot«I d'4! consUt'hef'" from "'(dof-b\g'° Piaf c:f09t "'9f rnffS\lre 11 Inches. It's not worth the Price { 1978 FAMIL. Y WEE Kl Y INC. All rl llll 11'MrYed Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. By Sue Russell MARRIAGE CAN BE DIFFERENT -THE SECOND TIME AROUND With their home "invaded" by visitors. the Wagners are oblivious to the crowd; later. Natalie shows off works of art the same time, talking out of the corners like that," she says. But with the excep· Natalie recalls what happened during of their mouths, they carry on a business lion of the television play Col on o Hot the fUming: "There were over a million It could be the plot /or 0 moule. They fell discussion. The photographer moves in Tin Roof. which she made Wlth her hus· gallons of mud in holding tanks around In loue, gor married and. just when fOI' some close-ups. The Wagners pose band, Natalie disappeared from the this immense stage. As we swam, it euerythrng seemed per/eel, their liues Click. The Wagners joke with members screen during her pregnancy and early came breaking through the ceiling and h":r?:~~~(rlli)"'·~~':"'~-.· -~ 3 . ·~6C~~o~~n~ yearsofraisingdaughterCou-ne. Oylng in all directions. (The director, . --~--. •.p ng ::.e e • •• ~.-...... 11 ~~ .... .._~--...ti'~.iltg "' '~J;.r••,!"~;;.w.~. ··~ ~..'~ "f.l,, ... ,~ passed, and although preulously they'd se up qu1pm n or . a · '"'" ~~ ~ ....,,.. ~· ~ \..:,... ~ ,,., dl.scouered they couldn't /lue with each view. The Wagners pose. C:ltck. Bob when they demand constant attention, didn't use doubles.) ut It was rea y other, now lhey found out thal they ralks shop with some of his busi~ss Natalie is glad to be back at work. "I love frightening. You literally couldn't see or couldn't liue without eoch other. And associates The Wagners pose. Click. my husband and I love my kids, but I hear or say anything. The mud got in our they fell'" loue all ouer again. Natalie steps out of the picture and lis· don't think that I have to give up acting in ears and eyes and mouths -we actually tens Intently as her two youngsters tell order to be constantly aware. of my per· had to wear earplugs." W,hen Natalie Wood and Robert her that they must have a trampoline. sonal feelings -as well as flVlng to be in· Sometimes the Wagners' efforts to Wagner were wed the second time It is choreographed chaos, mganlzed stinctlvely aware of theirs." strike an even balance between Natalie's around, they were determined to be hap-career and Bob's career (which includes PY -and stay happy -though married starring roles in such motion pictures as and famous. Natalie, who is the mother Few divorced couples try again with each other, but What Price Glory, Titanic, Prince Valiant. of two children, Natasha, 7 -by her In· Natalie and Bob are taking another chance on love. All the Fine Young Cannibals, The Long· terim rharriage to producer Richard est Doy, The Towering Inferno and Mid Gregson -and Courtney, 4 (by her way) take a bit of fancy juggling to main- marriage to Robert Wagner). says that confusion. yet somehow it Is a convlnc Next summer Natalie's latest film, lain family togetherness she now realizes it's vital to maintain. a mg demonstration that marriage and par· Meteor, will be released -a hair-raising A case in point was the recent period balance in her relationships with her hus-enthood and career can mix effectively. disaster movie depicting the Impending dunng which Bob was on locallon in band. her children and herself. "At dif· In fact, Natalie -who made her first threat of a giant comet devastating the Hawa11 making a six-hour television film ferent times In your life different things public appearance topless in the pages of earth. Natalie plays a Russian interpre· while Natalie was back home in Califor- are important." she says. "Maybe your Life at the age of 6 -can't Imagine be· ter-astrophysicist and stars alongside nia with the kids. who were both In kids need a llttle more of your attent!On. ing completely fulfilled if any one of these Sean Connery, Brian Keith and Henry school. What to do? Well, Natalie and or your husband or sometimes even ingredients were missing from her life. Fonda. Natalie. who was born Natasha the children joined Bob; the youngsters yourself. I don't think that any one con· Take the matter of Natalie's career, for Zacharenko, the daughter of Russian Im· were given special l\Jtoring by an Hawal· cem has to exclude the others " Instance. Despite a prolonged absence migrants. was the ideal choice fOf the Ian woman and. after the pk1ure-making So far, so good. But how does this at· from the screen, she wouldn't dream of female lead. It had been a long lime was finished. the whole family went tempt to be movie stars (separate but retbing. "I enjoy acting too much to give since she'd had much Pfacflce In speak-island-hopping equal) and helpmates and parents work It up," she says, and she's proud of her ing Russian, but she found that after a "I think It's nice for the children to out In Pfadlce? What happens. fOf ex· performances In such pictures as Re~/ few brush-up lessons, she'd picked up travel and be exposed to things," Natalie ample, when on rare occasions they per· Without a Couse, Splendor in the Gnw. enough of her second language to play says "They did leam a lot about the cul- mlt Pfe5S people to enter their home West Side Story, GYP'V and Loue with a the role most convincingly. lure of Hawaii " while their children are also present? Pro~r Stronger "Yes. I sllll get the same There's one scene In Meteor. however, Turnabout Is fa1r marnage Now It's The scene ts the Wagners' living room. kick out of seeing myself on the screen. In which Natalie's ·Russian accent is Im· Natalie's tum to work -on a TV mini· Natalie 11nd Bob are posing for the still When It's right and It really works well. m11terial because her mouth Is filled with ser1es based on the James Jones novel, camera "Smile," says the phocognipher there's nothing like It." mud and she can't speak It's when New From Here to Eternity, and It's Bob's tum "ThM'• ~..-• ...f* o.. &Q9e ~ ~. ~~ W i~ a, 1111S· , Xc;\fl\.lw .. ~..m,~qw9 4nd tne tJud-tN~talleA.antckname tot him 1s R.J.J ta_ hold f1 " As Bob and Natalie change po51-ment to temporarily shelve her worlc In son "A~·flas6'Milf't~roogfl "5 ·~nks keep an eye on Natasha-and Courtney: tions. smoothly, professionally, seeming favor of the Inevitable demands broughl Into the Manhattan subway where Nata· "While I'm filming Eternity, R.J. will be ty a11tom1111cally. they manage to produc.e about by rearing a family. "I didn't think lie and the others have taken refuge. home," Natalie explains. "It's really a a wholP r11nqe of facial expre~ons. At of II as sacrificing my cari>er or t'lnythlng They are forced to swim to e5'4pe nice way of working -Md of relaxing - Three heads are prettier than one: Courtney, Natalie and Natosha. and it's good for the kids." On the rare occasions when their busy schedules permit time fOf parties, the Wagners enjoy having a few friends over for a casual dinner out by the pool, as they've just done to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary. Natalie enjoys preparing family meals. "I cook ~eakfast quite often on Sundays and occasionally dinners," she says. "And I do a loco( cooking when we're on the boat -in fact, I do it on." The boat is a 60-fool power cruiser that she and R.J. both know how to ope- rate. Despite Its obvious luxury, the Wagners bought It In order to simplify their llves. On It the family can relax, be together and get away from It all. "It's more like a fishing boat than a yacht," Natalie says. "The children love to swim and dive, and they fish well." When on dry land, the Wagners occu- py a litvlsh yet comfortable hqme in ·~~ .F~~w!CP:-n!-nt,c,. aruim1e... -f~miture an~ol~ul i\a"'lfii1ng5tfral'Aafa~ lle has peTsonaUy selected, It radiates genuine warmth. "We really love this place," she says. "It's a great family house." (It's an extended family that in- cludes three dogs and six cats, domi- nated by a friendly poodle named Potato and an independent cat named Jaws.) The house grows and ch11nges as the Wagner family's needs and preoccupa- tions expand 11nd v11ry. "We're still doing things to It," explalnS' Natalie. "lna(s probably why it looks a little bit clut- tered." The game room reflects his, her. and thn inte:resls. It contains a pool table and a large-screen TV set and a sauna and a Jacuzzi and a gymnastu'm. MR.J. Is into martial arts, and I do a combination of Yoga and gymnastics." N11t11Jle uys. "I do a lot o( stretching os well as ballet. I go in spurts. At one point we both got very interested In trapeai work. Tho1 was good eMTdse and a lot of fun." This versatility -as a woman, wtfe and mother -15 the same quality that has enabled her to be a re\gnlng actress for a very long ttme. Although Natalie ls considered one of Hollywood's truly beautiful women. she belleves th11t r11ther than good looks. it has bftn lock and an ability to play complex charac:ten that i-.-. ........ ' For Natalte. life doesn't sJow down at 40 (11 birthday she recently celebfated) but expands. "I see more and more Inter· esting things opening up," she says "Jane Fonda. for example, who's 40 now and talks about it very frankly, cer- tainly seems to be working more than ever and doing a wider range of roles. I don't see it holding her back at alJ." ''I think it would be dreadful ii a career was based primarily on looks because, my God ... what happen6? I mean it's In- evitable, everybody does get older." Natalie is the first to admit that her life did have its precarious periods. She What could delight a lltde one moft than his or h8 very own Mt of dinnerware -espedally If It tels a story! Oneida crafted our charming agrees that it was unbelievably lucky to fall in love with the same man twice - and be able to marry him both times. Ap- parently. during the gap of 10 years. both Natalie and Robert matured, and each was ready to correct any previous mis- takes. "I really didn't think we'd get together again," Natalie sighs. "I guess we both at one time or another kind of wished It. But we really didn't think it was possible. We were extremely fortunate These un)que child Items make ~J gifts. wt.,. not order e:ldra :: ~or 'Btttq~· Peter Rabbll Dtnnerware of durable Melamine to enchant lucky Ntte ones for years to come. Each piece from the ~proof plate to the thenno tJlastk ITAl9 '5 both stain- proo( and d1shwasher safe and is de- signed to ftt little hands comf~ And now you can get matching Peter Rabbit design In chlld-stie stmn-=ftaNere.. Start ~on the .............. f' fen and spoon set handy ~ bilby Is mady for change. that the timing was such that when we both thought about it, we were free." Today. looking back 10 years to the lime she was 30. divorced and childless. Nata.lie Wood philosophizes, "When you are young it's easy to take things f<X granted. Bui ..v'th any luck you develop the ability to be very grateful and ap- preciative of the good things that come along. And you work hard. very rnwi hard, to keep them good." IAJ GENERAL MllJ.S.. INC. Box 194, ~ Mlnnftot• 55460 I en:be (ct.do or mmoy ...t.I !"'-...S ,,,. ... .....C•l ct.:t.d .......... -......... ...,._ ..... "" ...... ' """ -....... 10 di¥ end my monoy ... be refundod. 4-pc. ~ ~S... 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Their asmtance T o the casual observer. PhylBs helped her create the realistic picture of a Dorothy James White, as she sips forensic·sdence lab In her latest mystery. her afternoon tea, seems to be a typical Death of on Expert Witness. 57·vear·old grandmother. But this Although James inffiaMy v1ewed mys- genial-Jooktng Englishwoman really tery·writlng as her literary appentke· leads a double life. In the past 19 years ship. she says, "I came to realize that I she has pk>tted some of the most heinous could say what I wanted to about human almes on either side of the Atlantic -as beings In this form as well as tn 90-CAUed the authof of seven widely acclaimed straight novels." James -and her ad· mystery novels mlrers -consider her a novelist who just Her award-winning work, written happens to write mysteries. under the name of P.O. James, has Among the qualities that set James's made her the heiress-apparent to the books apart are her psych°'°9ical Insight ~T~~.w:t WW~ ~,JP-'~J,w~..4oe1~~·4~~'-°'~ ~~ ~hrfstte', ~ ti\~ ~hkh ~r adm ers f;;t"Cfe":afi'Y ini01iaiii' cf\Oract~s1rl'd '1tieir does not do her Justice. In compar1ng frallties, lheie 1s an Indefinable sadness, James to the other greaf ladles of the like the faint scent of sachet In a dead classk English mystery SIQl'Y. Including grandmother's bureau drawers. that lin· Christie and Dorothy Sayers. The New gers in the reader's mind after the novel Yorker said. "The truth is that she Is their has been put away superior In alm~t every respect " James herself believes that some may James appears pleasantly surprised by find her mysteries sliglltly depressing the warm reception her work has re· because of the realism of her characters. ceived. To those familiar with her "In books with stereotypes you feeJ. background. however. the wonder is not wllen rhey're over. that the vktim will get I.hat her book.s have been so successful. up, brush himself off and take a bow. but that they were written at all. You don't care very much because you James began her first book when. al never believe In the character In 1he first 39, she was working as a h~pltal 11d· place." Jaoies says that she thinks "lhe mlnlstrator In order to suppOrt her rwo victim should be as real a character as the teenaged daughters and her mentally ill others. not just a dead bc>dy" -and so husband. Almost apologetically. she should the murderer. "If you're writing says, "I began writing dlsgracefuhy late. I about real people, there's something to had a lot of "1itcuses. but I suspect they be pitied,·· she says. "You should be able were just that. I realized that however dlf· lo think: h~ was 11 human being, not a ficuh It would be. I had to do ii because pasteboard villain " Otherwise I would always be a failed The eJCplanatlon ol the S6dness may writef to mysett " also lie In one of James's recunent Three years later, her poet-detective. themes. the contagion of violence As Adam Oalgllesh. made his debut. Dalgliesh is made to observe In her latest As an auth<>f, James put her back· book. "Murder was always solved at 11 ground as a hospital adminlstrat°' to cost, sometil'Tlfl to himself, more often good use. S hrood /CN o Nlghtlngole. to othn! .. .It wa:s a crime that COft- whlch Is set In 11 provincial nurses' l?ain· tamlnated evety0ne who It touched " Ing school. and A Mind to Murder. which "Murder Is sttU the uhlmate crime." takes plac:-e In a London psychlatric clinic, says James. "The victim mny have been QWC mvth of their justly praised atmos-dlsagreuble, his eidstence may have phere to her own expuiences. been Inconvenient to someone. But by F°' the last nine yean James has been solving his murder. the mystay novel af. tapping a fresh IOUrce of material -tt-.. fll]nt that human life Is Important '' N'aMln'!~ ~rtroeriLQf. Britain's Horne Maybe that's why a nice lady like l'!tft 1 ...-OftlCe, wm?e" snr~ W!if-~...., ».Q..MIRA~?'U\'~ , .~ "-. ~ Traditional ... Contemporary ... Hymns ... Gospell Si-y/"'\ Now ... CHRISTIAN MUSIC . ,_ .. _ ·lt~l l""ll 'Ollll• r.oi;to""~ Alf'l1~ ~all"l'V~ ~ra...,.•SUCYW.I W> ._(~P, ..... ........ rr1a-..wn-•Ml&Gi_OlliAf.Al1M1~· i ,..A~~rt""-4"!C.ll> U.t••• &11oe11t-ie r•""""' """_, 'fb,, '•AVllllOd ft•K""Q ft""'11,. ~....,:..;... ,.-··· -·-YTll'I • °'.,.,.,._. 5<"'0 ...... '>Cl ~"'""' ..... ,. =~~ )-• __ , .... .,. 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And thl\ outstanding \Ct I\ yotm to kl'Cp t'RM~-~m tf )'OU can•'t'I r---------------------------------, > MAL BEFORE FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3RO < YI-''>. "'"~"" rmh me the' rwunl "''' l'\C ...,1a_1td for onl) S2 W "''" a ""all .:h••t"' 1111 'h•rr•n, •nJ "'"''"'"' •kHlr """ '"" "'' $'! ol l•rtal (.,o,~I '"""" n11nr I Ill I-., a t•0ttu' II n.11 tho<-n<tflt h ddi,httd •llh nl' """",""''· I '-""'M'\ ~·--'°" \4t1'M f"'Uf"d, a .,.,L '""'"' l'rn11 '~" rt1urn tlK'nl ''"''"" IOda) •and '"" '"" .anu•I nll ,·ha1~, .... Otlk't "'""· I'"" t>..·r111 "" 111al m..·111t>..1 Juri tn 1ht· I 1n11h I<"-'"" an<l larie (. luh a• nrbnl<'\l at>.11~ In •"' -.·a'4~. the houu' h'-«<wdm1 '' Miil\' 10 ~('('f' frtt t 1"<1n II•• h.tt. .. ''" ~ '"''' 04 "'otthnt ..-,-.-,..,.,-81=1 .. -l-,--, ( .111 /\l '"'"''' ..01',L\ ttl """K------------------------~ .. \\IJ•• ·------------------------ l ti\--------------""'1 ----/If'--- MAit:"TO. m . --=~,1* t A Oh.Won o< Wotd Ol'."· loc .. '*X> W1.'\I Waoo l>mr. I W~v. le'•' 76'70.\ t1 '-A\ I I "'"""' S> ow• 11'• .. YllJ "'"" "" '"'"'""l' a1>1I htttl\llntp '""' I n1urn f'tl\lll't •" •Uh ntt>tl$•h ... ~ 111j11>lntl' I I . • "·''"" h' .... MJrc11M~ ~ , ...... ""' '·" l 3-41 I LWlll·ll ----------------------------J LET·s STOP UNNECESSARY SURGERY fORWOMEn ' I Don't let them rip.you off any more! An unneeded gynecological operation has an added risk -it may cause serious psychological damage. By Dr. Nlele H. lauersen I n New York, Eva, a young woman whole ftnt dilld was ldlled at the age of ftve, despamly wanted another child. Aftta Ul'\SI iaasfully tJying to get preg· nant, she ~ medbl ~ and was told that she had a fb<*i tumor on her umus and needed• ~- • In Minneapok, Janet, a 2J..yar-old, suffered &om MYeTe mensuual aamping and heavy bleeding. Her doctor diagnos- ed her condition as "naves" and sug- gested she take a tranquUizer. When her 91Y11¢>ms became WOl"9e, Janet went to enocher doaor and was told that the only way to relieve her pain was to have a hysterectomy. • In Housaon, Gmy. the young mother ol two. decided she wanted no man chiidttn and went to her doctor to Mk for a tubal ligation (tying). He told her that a hysmectomy woukl be '"better" j and she believed him. Toda!il Eva and Janet are proud par· ents. Geny, unfortunately, was not as lud<!JI. She trusted her doc:tOI' and Md a hysterectomy Within months after sur· gcry, her marriage broke up. later when she planned to remarry. her fiance discovettd that Gmy could not bear his children and broke the engagement. The uperiences ol thae women are n<H unusual. Approxlmately 80 percent of an surgery performed In the United States Is e/ectt~. not to save lives, and several recent studies have shown that 20 percent of thete 18 million procedures w«re not medlc:aDy indicated. c.enteTs, a chance to proYide surgical ex- perience for medical students. Much un- necessary surgery Is also performed be· cause ~ physjdans art not ftt to pqc- tic.e medicine. The Federation al Seate Medic.al Boards estimates that al least 5 percent, or 16.000 of the counery's 320,000 medical practioners, ~ noc C009dmtlous or competent enou~. In many cases ol unnecasmy sugay, the psi;chologkal da.mBge to the patient, espedaly when gyneco&ogk:al open1tlons are concemed, is frequendy men over- ~helmlng than the physk:.al damage. How con o woman avokl o knife· happy surgeon? First ol aD, a woman should make sure that the ph9*.1an she dlOOleS Is c:onsdentlous, wel qualified and associated with a hospital of h.lgh standards. Women should, furthermore. demand that none ol their organs be remowd unnecessarily. Ovaria, for tot· ample, might continue to function until a women Is In her midftftla, and they should not be removed as long as they still produce hormones. mE TRum ABOlIT PRESCRIPllON EYEGIASSES - If you own prescription eyeglasses, you've been getting .unfair treabnent You've.been paying much too much! Harsh words. but true. That's what the FTC Bureau. of Consumer Protection says. That's what distinguished Senators and consumer experts sa~ And that's what your own common sense says. Yoo know the price you paid for yotJr prescription eyeglasses ... $50, $60, even $90. Terribly high. And getting higher all the time. Why those high prices? The reason i.s simple. The people who have been selling eyeglasses have kept you ln the dark. You have been screened by laws that prohibit advertis- ing eyeg.ass prices! If you can't shop, you can't compare. This causes "prices for prescrlptk>n No compromise. Make no mistake, these are the finest prescription eyeglasses avaUable. They are made precisely to your doctor's _ prescription. They are exactly the quaJ- ity you would get from better optome- trists or o pticians. Lenses of ophthalmic crown glass. Handsome fashion frames that are sturdy and comfortable. made by America's leading manufacturers. How It Is done. This low price is possible because the excess profit has been removed. There is no retail store or fancy office over- head to pay. There Is no display of sev- eral hundred useless frame styles to confuse you. You get a tremendous value. You pay as little as $29. 99 for top quality. "'"-~iu~.~ rnaintalne~t...-.ft::_i!ltifi~ ... .a-.a~-. • •. .,1,, . ,,. . , , -· ~~~~~-.-tT'if1~~._.··~ysP.r.: .. th~e11JurUU~·~ :_. ..,.,1111•~-~ ·.~?~1.~'laP-1r~~' , - ... _.>' ig • . ,. • Don't be fooled by all the prof~ton& r Consumer Protection. In other words, mumbo-jumbo surrounding the pur- you pay too much! chase o f eyeglasses. To do the job, we Time for a change. need only your prescription and a It's high tkne someone did something couple of very simple measurements. about this situation. As a buyer of pre-When you write us we will explain how SCJ1>tion eyeglasses. you deserve better to give us that Information easily. treabnent You'll receive your glasses very The laws have changed at last. And promptly, by first class mail. You'll see the NATIONAL EYEGLASS SERVICE that they are as perfect as you can buy is doing something-now. anywhere, and as comfortable as can You can now buy first quality pre· be. Weabsolutelyguaranteetheirqual- scriptton eyeglasses-from the Na-lty and flt. You must be satisfied or tSonal Eyegass Service-at a fair price. your money will be refunded without How Important Is o second Believe It or not, that price is only a quibble. opinion? Dr. Eugene McCarthy ol Cor· $29. 99 for single focus glasses. You can nell Unlvenlty Medical College In New have bifocals. trifocals. and sunglass Act nowl Yori\ studied the lmpor1Bnce of second tints for a very small additional charge. If you need new glasses. replacement optnlons before surgery. In a 1976 Men's o r women's your choice of 17 glasses. or an extra pair for extra uses. report, hefoundthat34percentof3.171 dlfferentframes ... ~hateveryouselect. mail us the coupon below. You won't patients who were told they needed you get the lowest possible price! pay those high prices any mo re! surgery, but voluntar1.ly sought a second •Federal Track Comml•IQn, "Advml51ng 01 Ophthalmic Gooch and S.rvlcn ·· P"9'1 2 (1976) opinion, were found not to need the .... ___._ .. __ s:~·----·---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -• operation. In a second group, 17 percent rT-... -...,....- of the patients who had mandatory MC· a..-• Fr•-· I TO :~ j73 St. J ohn's Road. I ond opinions were found not to need COMPLETE I ~ Woodstock, Illinois 60098 I Why is unneceaory iurgery so operations. Studies by raean:hers at $29 99 I I PreuaMnt? In the ftrst ploc« ~Hons. Stanford, Cornell. and Harvard medlc:a1 I VES. pleaec Mnd me complete lnfOfmatlon on how to get I -n""rs have found that ...... ,.,.,, o' ff~ I my pr.-:rlptlon gla.SMS at your very low prlc~' 30 I such as hysterectomies, mean money to .... '"' ..... ~ ""' 1 t..~...,. private phY*'9.n1.. Secondly, oP«ratlons electtve ope.rattona waa not l')ilcaMd I I pr<Mdc nlnlng for Interns and residents Regarding the opente ol gsttlng a M-BltC>caJ1 only S6 more. 1 1 NAME 1 1 'and, In many ..._than-adequate medlcAI eond optnlon, Moe the beginning ol thlt Wrt ad f full year, moet major rNdic.l lnturance com· te t ay or I ADORESS I ,,... • J, (\~ :il~·~--•._:.J.~--. ........ J U..,JIW'll'Pl*I\ I t , Or. Mell H. ~" ·le • ,,.~ ' No salesman. CTTY ~ • ,. .. Yort Hoeptoi-Comc ls not relmbul'Md for th« eoa ol th« MC· I --I M.dlclllll c.,., ond °""'°'of h'• Yow Body ond opinion, •n olftct vtltt II far f!ll no obligation. I I A W~n'1 Gulde to Oynecology n npenslw than an op«retlon. iAJ N1t1oNI E~ 5«Mtt I STATI: ZlP I IM::>ochtoc:k.IL6(X)96 1---·-----------------· Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Thar Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. Rt-au l.ir. M~nrt..._,I, anct V.1111:1r.r 100·, flll£A lOO's IO mg. ...... D.8 mg. nicotint. fllHR. MflffifOl: ' n "'V ..... -. o a mg "°"'"' •. ,,. Cl!)lftf11. nc ""°" MAY "18. BEAR BRYANT: THE SUPERHUMAN BEHIND THE LEGEND Under his leadership, Alabama's Crimson Tide has won more than 270 games, but, a t age 64, he's aiming for 316 -an all-time record. - FOlllifJJ Weekey Sp_orts Section CJsuai\i &or &yants ployos ~ wldt him as thev savor h aiieet bsfle of uidory. but aomet1mes thev must fooe de/eol. He wiD listen to his players. 'Naw, I can't put It In words, .. he Once. sewral .ye.vs ago, he had drawls. MBut I damn sure can recognize Come September, a legend and his Johnny Musso (now with the Chicago one. And I think that's the difference be- footben team will go about the Bears) tn ~Is office for a discussion on tween wlnnJng coaches and lo6lng buslnea of breaking the sports oldest leadership and his many social adlvtties. coaches. The first thing Is to recognize a record: Amos Alonzo Stagg's 315 MuSIO pointed out the playen had few. If winner and get him In a game." lifetime vk:to'1a as a head c:oech. 'The any, recreational facilities. The man Is not necessarl!y taDclng .legend Is Bear Bryant. The footbaU team "I thought about that," says Bryant. about SJUl players. ls Alabama's Crimson Tldc. .."and Johnny was right. So I went to see "You can look at any team we've had Bryant, a tall, slo9e -shouldered man the president, and we spent over slna! I came here and you will find three, ~t Q(Mor.o _BQctoms, M ., Jw.s more .~ 000 m .•n e~v (lo the athletk: four, rNiybe five great players. I ifia~~Af~ 01...u'CWI 1lel'f,:. ~~6''t~Ql~m.M!!S .-.. ,Jv.Mftc.i~~:.:!.'~.~\L ties) and a fooeboU n m that Is again one Paul Bryant HaD, known as the two. But we've had a who&e lot of them In at this scasoo's favorites fOf the cham-"Bryant-Hlltoo" when It was bulh, is that fourth quarter who got to thlnklng pk)nthlp ol the nalk>n plush. But ~ are dozens ol athletic they were great." Nobody believes he can wak on water, dorms bulh slnc.e much more plush. Thls Bryant admits hJs philosophy on hand- but most wlll bet you their last dime the summer. however, the donn has under-Ung kids has changed In recent years. He "They asked me what I was gonna do If man knows where every rock IS hidden. gone a major renovation. But It still wtU Is much more open to change, some of I retired. I got to thinking about that. You What kind ol man Is the legend? Dur-not have a swtmmlng pool as the or1glnal his earlier players claim. know. nobody wants to die. I don't. And Ing 20 years ol c.owrlng his amt, the plans for the donn called fOf. MSure I've changed," he says. "Kind ol Charley Thornton (Bryant's aldel kept last three wtth my son, a member ol the Which leads to some o1 Bryant's con· rolled with the tide, so to speak. In the mennonlng s~·s record to me. 1quad, I haw come up with at least 20 vktlons first piece, k.kis are so much more "And then It was recrulttng time I'd dlffcrent opinions. "It's not that I want them (the players) knowtedgeab&e. Fact Is, they're a lot really eri)oyed the year before, and I felt • TlMlrC 11 a mystique lo the man that Is to be like other students, because I brightier than I am. Every kid Is different I fine. I was up In Birmingham to speak to hard to nplain. Cotton~. a haifbld don't," he exp&alns. 1"hey can't and be used to try to treat 'em aD alike, but that's a quarterbadc club and they were writing on Bryant's 1961~ teams, wiD t.alt f()f winning playen. They have to make sac-ridiculous. The main thing Is you have to an that stuff about It bdng my last ycar houn on &yant. finally shake his head rtflces and do without things other treat 'em an falrfy." again. I didn't have much to say so I and say, MHe's just something special. I'm studenll have. And they gotta do It Bryant and the lady he calls Mary Har-~red It would be a good time to iet the still ICared to death ol him But l'U tell you becaut« they want to. They gotta have mon, a ~. outgoing penon, have kids we were tJytng to recnilt know I was one thing. Next to my daddy, he's the pride that they can. two children, Paul W. Bryant Jr. and going to be around." man I low and respect molt." "I had guys to come In haw during that Mn. John Tyson ID. And there are four Bryant says his age and~ retire- My son Sany Is much the same way; losing period (6-5 seuons In 1969-70) grandaughten and one grandson who ment have been used against him and "He sends chills up my -.>Inc. And when and say they wanted to be like other call the legend MPoppa," )ust as do Ma.ry Alabama for "itt least the lest 15 years h. comes down out ol thet tower (at students. I told 'em ll they wan.S to be Harmon and his two chlldnm. "If they think a kid Is coming down practal and gets down on the fleld like other studcnll to get the hell over The wand.son. Ma.rte Tyson, Is a fre-here to play for me, they teU the kid 'He's amongus,yououghtto1Mhowth"9 thaw and be another student. I'm not quent traveling companion wltt, golngtoretireaf1erooemore.'lfthe1Udls dwingr. He gets your atMnlk>n In a lllyir'9 "anything 11g1tnst other 11tudcnts, "Poppa," and the two llPCnd a lot ol time coming for some other reat0n, th4fy MY· huny, and he doesn't haw to SolY one mtnd you, ju.st that you can't be ltc. other on nearby lakes filhlng together What do you want to play for that man word to get It. But I ~ tum . I don't srucknts, do aJ1 the things they do and Mary Harmon. Paul Jr. and Mae Mar-old bleep for. anyway?'" krlbw anybody on the titam who doan't. keep up with your ec:hoolwOf'k and play ttn (Mrs. Tyson) 1Upponed his dec:Won. Reaults p&aytng this f.aU could have a 1'11 , pran ... you ~ M were bctng football . . and win." at 64, to go for Stagg'• record. very good rut0rt along ebout 1981 • :;;!":: ~ ~~n·t~~ to:;-:.'°'~· .d~~~~-1"--r~~S~fat!t~ ~··~~~J.~8:t~~ By George Smith · and NCNlttng ol p'9ycra to do the wtn· bcfon h. IWnt to WMh.lngton In the Ford 10.5 wins pe MMOn. ~Smidt w111n on ¥O'U ond 11 pnaol ning, h. can not Gp&ain what a wtnner Is AdmlNIO"atk>n IHEW S«:retary). And I Bein9 a tiny p6eca ol • IMng f9W1 columnt.I ~The AnnlllCH1 !Ale } SCM or hu. taltecl to my wife and chlldNn ebout It. lagand CM be an a~• IAJ -- F W SpOrf S continued By Frank Slocum THE BALLPLAYER WHO REFUSED TO DIE D ona.ld William Zlmmlr. the manager " the 8oltofl Red Solt -a tam that at this point In the baseball teaSOf'I Is battling for first. , pJace honors In the Amaic.an l..eaguc U. - 1$ the most unlltely man to be whett he Is and to be dotng what he's dotng so suocaduDy. He was newr a star player (many managers woe); he was traded too often to hew any long seMc.e with one Olganiz.ation (many Boston Red Sox manager Don Zimmer believes lo miracles because he•s seen them happen -to him. 1.9"9 The Name To Rananfler In Ral'eiltianal Veht~s Th~'s a lot o( excitem~t in the C01c:hm~ lineup of new 79 recre- ational vehides. RVs that you helped detign. Your RV nttds wrre ddailed in an extensive consumer "livability" study; owners told u1 what they liked and disliked about RVs, as well as their eating, slttpingand traveling nttds. The result? RecrNtiona.l vehicles tru.t give you a great sense ol "fitness". of comfort with good taste and the reliability of quality con5trurtion. Coachmen offers doz.ens of family- pleulng floorplans. Prom the Deluxe Jine ol Travel TraiJers, QuinStar 5th Whttls, Lep~aun Mini-Motor Homes and Class A Motor Homes, to the economical Cadet lravel TraiJen, 5th Whttls, Mini-Motor Homes and Truck Cam~rs. The entire 791ine has bttn redesigned, induding th.e"' versatile Travel Vans and Van Campers and the easy-towing c..mping Trail~. ··; ~.:...:. ·-.. ..;ra~r411;l1ie}J11..,~·: \..olorful ana eaay-t:tt.ror in- teriors. Models that let you see the wide-open spaces outside while enjoying the wide-open spaces in- side. Comfortable and efficient kitchens, remarkably roomy baths, Ught1 whett you want 'em. Plenty of outside and lnsidestorage. Top brand name appliances and components. And all Coachmen recrHtional vehi· des are badct.cl with famous "Buck Stop~r'' service from dealers all over North America. Write today or visit your local Coachmen dealer-he'• in the Yellow Pages. And take a look at the recre- ational vehld es designed the way you want them. Coachmen for 1979-The Name To Remember in recreational vehides. •Coaehnaen .................. c. ' .. P.O • ._tlf• l)lpt. ,. .. , .......... , ........... .. Don sflet up the' opposing team. managen get their )obs because ol stidHo-h· Nenal); he ls far too honest and outspoken to butter up the front office (some managers do -constantly); he wasn't a succasful mlnor- league manager -In his only IUCCessful Ma50f1 hls team finished four games above .500, and In the followlng year It won only 44 games while losing 99 (some managers head major-league clubs because they've d\al(ed up lmpfastve records as leaders of minor· league teams). What qualiflcalions does Zimmer bring to his job ol managing the Red Sox, tradidonaDy a tar-studded tart\ that seldom realizes Its pot•ntJal? For o ne thing, respect ts a strol1g factor In Don Zlmmer's life -not the respect that many managen say they "detTiand" from their players, but the esteem and regard and loyalty that he gives to others. He had that kind "rapect for the late Chaney Dressen, manager ol the 8rookJyn Dodgtrs. He has It, too, for a m4n named Joe Ha-wk, the coech of an American legion team that Zlmmerplayed on as a youngster In Clndnnall. You learn somdllng about Oon Zlmmci when you hear h.lm Id about Jc. H8*k. .., $till Me hbn.()fq Jn ··~]f.IJd'_,._ ... ..,"'t,i aw;nclO!Jett*~A1tr1'11 ~iee you that when fm wtlh him, I don't use tobecco, alcohol or bad language. That's not easy for me like It is for him, but the way 1 figure It, he's earned that respect from me." From Jc. Hawk's Amerlcan Legion team, Don Zimmer signed a profaslonal contract with the Broddyn Dodgen organlmtk>n. By hll third ye« he was definitely labeled a ma)or-lqgue prospect. He had wonted hlrmd up to the Dodgers' Elmira (N. Y .) farm d ub -and he was In low. On August 16, 1951, Don Zimmer and Jean Beuerle were joined In matrimony at home plate In the Elmira beD park. The following year was another good one for Zlmma, as he moved to Mobile, a llep higher on the road to the ma}on. The next spring, Zimmer spent much " the training aeason playing shortstop for the Dodgers bec:aute PccWee Reac. who Howned" the politk>n , was having leg problems. F~lly. when R.,. recowrcd, Dodgen manager Chart.y C>raMn had to lltnd young 1Jmmer beck to the minor lqgua. Said Zimmer, "My Mart was broken, but I lttll would have nm In· to a wal fOf that man. I know It was tough for him. I can mnember him waldng up to me, · putting hll hand on my lhoulder and saythg, ·~·-~~Dy llffd you In St. Paul,' It was J' _..._.., ;·;,J-;, >,..~\\>' <U''i\' Dlht•• TrwMf Tniller6 TrwMI V• It• f'AMILY WEEKU',hpt~~-tt71 Smiles before the game; snarls during It. I f I; g l Is. He has walked up to home plates all over the worid, knowing that a fast ball he didn't duck In time might cost him his life. Yes, he has guts -and a fanatScal devotion to baseball. Maybe it was summed up best by the late Gil Hodges, then the Washington manager. when he told the pras that Zimmer -who was ln the twilight ol his playing career -was joining his dub. Someone asked about Zlmmels Winchester offers a great new insulated cooler, complete with convenient shouJder strap and zipper closure. Keep sandwiches and beverages cool for pic- nics, outings and hunting trips, or use it to carry up to four boxes of shocshells. And the shotshells to carry are great Winchester and Western shotshells. qualifications, and Gil said, "Good pitching will get him out, and sometimes even bad pllch- ing will get him out. He can't play every day anymore, and he can't do a lot ol the things he could do when I first saw him play. But I can't think ol a single situation where I would be afraid to use him. You don't scare Zimmer." Hodges said that 15 years ago. It was true then, it was true before that lime, it's ~ been true ever since. IAJ and performance ofSuper-x• game or magnum loads, the extra-long range of Double-X• magnums, the controlled power and full patterns of· Upland• game loads, or the championship reliability and reloadability of Double-A• trap or skeet loads, WinchestCl'- Wesrern has the '"'>-*~.,,",~~·· ---- FW SporfS Continued This Olympic Gold Medalist plans an American tour to display skating as an art. Ice-skating can be an art. By Jane Hershey W hat do you do for an encore on ice If you're an Olympic gold medalist ln-fig- ure·skating, nof to mention title holder of the European and World Figure-Skating Cham· plonships? For 28-year-old John Curry, Great .Britain's Baryshnikov-on-skates, the answer Is ~ ~h 1~))Q~nW4r~~-~~~~!l· ~ • tour t af·tii: h0pe°S"'wbf'iiu1"i''A .. ,~ . aware of how skating can be an ex.citing art form . like ballet. as ~II as a challenging athletic activity. Last year In his native England. Cuny tOok his own unique brand of tree-style skating Into a London theater, complete with flashing lights, symphonic music and choreography by such noted dance-world figures as the Royal Ballet's Kenneth MacMiilan and America's off. beat Twyla Tharp. The response was over· whelming -skating could be more than chorus-llne feather dusters doing figure eights. and this fall. a new version of that show, Ice Theater. will begin touring the United States. Young John always knew just what he wanted out of life. "I really wanted to dance, but my parents tried to steer me lnto some· thing else. since dancing wasn't accepCab&e at that ttme ... .for a boy. Skating was fine by them, and I feU ln love with the smell of the old English Ice rinks at once." Cuny advanced rapidly, winning prizes at nearly every turn. By the time he was In his teens. he was deter· mined to get the best training pouible. so he got a bank to back him and headed for Amer· a . Mo.a of his serious training fOf the 1976 Olymp6c end Wo.-ld competitions took place In Denver under the watchful eye of a down· t~h Italian named Carlo Faul. Every- ttq peki off few thi5 twwd·workiog English- men, who skated his way to numbe:r one to the ltrains of ct.sk:al musk. 'Tve always felt that skattng Is a form of ct.nee. I.hope that pcop&e who have been re· cently awakened to the pleasures of dance through films like The Turning Polnt wlD tee the dance element in my show. In England, everyone is very dance-oriented, and here, in America, the response is even more amazing. I think it's great that audiences get carried away and cheer at the ballet. Dance should be fun. and so ihould skating. both to perform and to watch. That's why I want to use things ¥ like laser lights and good music -they go ~ with a new creative form like mine." One thing that worries Curry Is that people J will think that his attitude towards skating is snobbish. ul'm not at aU against traditional Ice· dancing, which has now become an Olympic event, or against Ice shows with clowns and cir· cus music. I look on what I do as an extension of what can be done on k:e. I would like people to come to my shows as If thei' i.yue coming to Broadway or to a nice, familiar ballet like Swan Lake. I really want to see Ice-skating grow as an American sport. I do hope that what I do sparks off activity In that area, all too. s~ makes you feel so alive!", IAJ "Duane doesn't iake your money and forget about you." says Steve Anderson of Rockford, Dlinois. .. He's there to help. Uke updating our life insurance when little Todd arrived. Or reviewing the coverages on our house. Or.simpli~ng the handling of an auto daim for us. It iust seems like he s ~too busy to give us his time.,( ·When we go over our insurance," says Sheila Anderson. "Duane talks with us, not at us. We like that" If you'd Uke an insurance agent who's ,,., ••••• as enth••siastk: about gMng you service as ...._ .. selling you a policy, check your Yellow Pages .. for the State f:'ami agent near you. •••11•••<• ... . Uhe a good nelahbor, State Fann Is there. STATE F~ l~~ANtEs Home Offices: Bloomington. Illinois . ···~~-~!It.· ' • • ........... ~ ... ~ ........ ~..c....a.i:~~~~~~~~~~.... .... • ' ~~:.'~..t;'.i.._.1..7~ ,.,_ -~--tl•uJ• ' .....,_O:..U;..,.J .... _. --~ General Motors has built more than 850,000 personal-luxury cars with front-wheel drive . . . Now GM teams it up with four-wheel independent suspension and ~ electronic leveling . three of the most individualistic new cars we've ever built. joins this elite group. These new cars offer easy maneuverability, responsive engine per- formance and extensive corrosion protec- tion. They are also beautifully appointed, comfortable, quiet cars offering more leg- -~ froat-~...._-~~~~, terparts: But before we get into specifics, let's talk about front-wheel drive for a moment. 1he advantages of front-wheel drive. Front-wheel drive offers impressive traction on vvet roads and in snow or mud because there is greater mass distributed over the drive wheels. In addition, with front~wheel drive the center of gravity is forward, thereby providing good directional stability. Finally, front-whee drive permits a flatter floor in the passenger compartment. Result: greater comfort. cars you love to drive. In a few days, the 1979 Cadillac Eldorado, Buick Riviera and Oldsmobile Toronajo will be introduced. They are also something more. They are In addition to independent front suspension They are exd6ng new automobiles- completely redesigned to be America's only . f~~~carsw\th front-wheel drive, independent four-wheel suspension and ~onic leveling control . General Motors answer to designing and these cars will also have independent rear packaging truly luxurious, highly individual-suspension -the kind found on many of thE istic 'cars with both driver and passenger world's most expensive automob~es. satisfaction uppermost in mind. They will also have a pneumatic stabilizj~ As~ probaQJy,.{}IJ...OW. both Eldorado and system coupled to the rear suspension that Toronadohavenadffdnt~~~a· · -aut~ltyadjuststhe1&r~~~~' number of years. For 1979, Buick Riviera to compensate for varying passenger and luggage loads. The result is a more uniform ride. The new Eldorado, Toronado and Riviera also have shorter turning circles over last year, so they're more maneuverable in city traffic and easier to park. "AgilE( is a good r:._.11.. • ~Jd ~~9io~~· ~ '»,~\#.""'"""'" Engineeri.,g them quiet. A quality of any great car is quietness of ride. Which is why we spent so much time and effort in this area. Through extensive rQad testing and su~ plemental computer analysis, we developed a total vehicle structure that is tuned to help absorb road-induced vibrations. You get a quiet, solid feet .... In addition, we employed the latest acoustical engineering techniques to help minimize noises that might annoy the driver and passengers. And many hours of wind- tunnel and road tests helped us significantly reduce external Hwind rush,. noise. The result is a finished product you have to drive to believe. lasting good looks •. We started with new styling concepts we be- lieve will make these new cars modern-day dassics. To help maintain their good looks and value, they feature Body by Fisher and extensive corrosion-resisting treatments such as our ELPO process, in which the body is totally immersed in a corrosion.-resistant primer that is electrically "plated" on interior and exterior metal surf aces. There are many coated metal parts such as galvanized or Zincrometa~ door panels, rear quarter panels and rocker panels. And the broad use of other spec.ialized corrosion-fighting materials, moisture- repelling sealants and tough acryl~c finishes. Compressed air automatk:ally rai5es or k:>wets special shod absorl>ers to compensate for cifferent load <:Onfitions. A versatile family of engines. For 1979, these new cars offer the kind of response and performance you'd expect from our "flagship,, models. The Cadillac Eldorado comes equipped with an electronic fuel-injected 5. 7 litre V-8. And for the first time, Eldorado will also offer an available diesel engine, an alert 5.7 litre V-8. Buick Riviera will feature a standard 5. 7 litre V-8 with 4-barrel carburetor, and an available 3.8 litre turbocharged V-6. Incidentally, this same turbocharged V-6 will be standard on a special new Riviera called the "S TYPE:' , Finally, the new Oldsmobile Toronado will nffPr s 1JitrP.4-::hbl,I as~tandard .... ;$. '.:'~"Cl~ ,'ti}t~r:t:· ~it':~··. 4 t\ll:S .t-r. .~Y.~!'%,'ll~,~fi, ··i (\:\~~\ equipment, and an avat 1DlE~ . 1ttrev~ "" The ·brain• behind GM's electronic leveling control is this compact sensing device. It is the product of solid-stare electronics. diesel with surprising responsiveness. These new cars are equipped with GM-built engines produced by various divisions. See your dealer for details. So there you have it. A preview of some • of the things to look for at your Buick, Oldsmobile, or Cadillac dealers. See and drive these exciting new cars on September 28th. 79 Cadillac Eldorado, Buick Riviera and '• Oldsmobile Toronado --~~fw-~dlQis~ ~~· 2 i>·, • I MARK Of EXCELLENCE .... GENUINE The Presidential. Plite . . , .--.------------. FW Sports Contin1Ud By Roaalyn Abrevaya T-.vny-hairaf Patty Wlhon, 16, Nlll as If her life depended on It. And In 10me ways It docs. F Nia. v WEfJu. Y first to«! Patty's llOry In an artide: Pattv WU1ota '• MognJ/foent Marathon, by Sheila Cragg, In oui Sepaember 25, 1977, ...,.. h told how Paay, who hM ~. a dilorder mmk- ed by recwTent conwlsions, ran a 1,300-mk marathon and let a dAltance record for women. "The flnt sparks lgnMed on the day the mtlcle was printed,.. says author Cragg (who. son allo hM epilepsy), "with phone call that poured lnlo the Willons from all owr the Unltied Slates." 1lw nat day, and for weeks after. the farNly NCldlled i.a.rs &om people ranging from ~ to the retired. One young man wr"<* &om ·prilon to say Patty had intpired him to do tOme- fF©ILlL©~0lYJ(7) How Family Weekly Affected My Ute thing pollllw wllh .. •. There weR toud*1g...., from people wllh epa.p.y and obr handbps and ~ who wrote to congnitulate Patty on her courage. That wes onJy 'the beginning of the ln- aedi>le 1apoo• IO Patty's ltoi'y In FN4- L v WEEl<l.. v. A producer who read the ar- ticle took It to UntversaJ Studios, whkh II now p9nnlng a two-hour moYt£ on Patty In conjundion wllh ABC tl!levtsion. Roy Car:We, an edb at Harper & Row. the publshas, was so npsed by the ar1k:le that he Miked author Cragg to wrk a book on P.ay, which ii now In~· Then requata for pennllllon to reptnt the m1lde scarted conq •In. Notilbly. Reoder'a Dlgat ran the SIDfy In Its April i.M. And, because of the courage the article Invokes. a nb>ok company wtll conden9e It for 4th-and-7th~ read- ers and also COl)vert It Into braJlle and recordSlgs for the bind. Her epileptic disorder doesn•t stop Patty &om any big running marathon. she·s ~ome a . national Inspiration.· One of the ftnest aa:oleda came recendy wtd1 the announcement by the ~ Foundidion of Amaica that f ANL V WEfJu. v and Sheila Cnlgg had won its hotly contatted Journalism Award for 1977. "PWd Piper" Patty has oontlnued to run In marathons ecro11 the counlry, weartng her famous T ..tlirt embluoned wllh "Run Patty, Run." i...t month, In Mlnnapola, she began 'her 'Super Run for q,deply,' a 2,000-mile marathon which wll &lb her thrOUfli or nur more than 50 major populdon an.a In the Midwest and Northeelt. Patty's goal ii to ralee $2 mllllon and lry lo lncreale the public's 8WIRf'lal about ~ In an attempt to reduce the sdgma faced by people having the dlson:lcr. Patty Wilson II a young woman of !pUJlk and determination who has always i: ma81tai11ed, '1 twwn't hem *Pl>ed DWI ~ a.:.-of~.lne.wwtr .... FW Sports Continlled By Robert P . Bomboy 8 etween trumpet flourishes a booming voice calls for the Knighl of St. Mark. There is lhe sound of galloping hoof· beats, and then out of the m1SIS a rider appears With his steel· tipped lance held level and at the ready, he o ouches low over his horse's mane and thunders down the course. Th1S is a modern·day )Oust· ing tournament. a sport that has been practiced continuously, ~IJt with lltlle fanfare, In the United States for more than 100 years. Thousands of per- sons take jousting serious ly In Virginia, Maryland, West Vlr· ginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Louisiana and Georgia, and 1ousting's Grand National flnals are held each October on the .... ....,-1-,,. ,_F ~ ~· ... ,,..._~ Monument. Jousting. In fact, Is the official state sport in Maryland Spear never pieTces flesh , however. in modem jousting. Unlike their Arthurian anteced· ents. today's knights engage o ne another wtth lance. mace and swOJd only as part of the pageantry of mock battles dur· Ing Intermissions In the jousting tou.maments. The main event is the Challenge of the Rings. The rules are simple. Gallop- ing rlden must pass under three wooden arches and catch a small metal ring from each on the shining points of their lances. The rings set f()f the most expert riders are hardly larger than wedding baoda. Joustlng's devotees can offer a SCOfe of reasons for thfs off. beat sport's soaring popularity The tournament Is highly oom· pellllve, requiring steady nerves and great skill. It Is a col- orful pastime. steeped In his· tmy and ancient pag4!antry. It Is an authentic folk $pOff, open to youngandold, manandwoman And fl is nonviolent and vlr1ually HERE ARE THE NEW JOUSTERS They charge like knights of old. lances ready. but never for a kill. Immune to the bttter arguments that mark most games. "In )ousting," says one long- time participant. Mthere are no bad <:!Ills by referees. no argu· ments. Either you spear the ring al\(l bring It back to the JUdge's st1'nd Of you don't It's tM fairest Spot1 I know." Linda Gouker, 23. who has ridden In )ousting tournaments since her 11th b'11hday, at· talned ~ofesslonal status - )ousl1ng's highest clMS of eKper tise -last year Her husband, David, Is a professional, too "The professional ranking mostJv has to do With a rider's skill." she says "There's noc much money In it The prizes are only $25 or $30 " Money aside. riders like Lm da and David compete fOf' the sliver· 11nd-gofd championship trophies offered 111 as many as 24 tournaments during a shon se9son that begins In August and ends m October Jousling 1s not an expensive sport Part1c1pants often share horses and fashion their own seven-foot lances. since they can'1 be bought commercially, and, 1f costumes exist. they are negligible The horses need only be fast enough to cover a 100 yard course m 10 seconds. but they have to be steady, for the11 riden' atteru1on must be nveted on speanng the tiny hanging rings. Jousters spend months training their mounts to re· spond to commands rather than the reins UYou really don't control the hor.;e." says curly· haired . mustach ioed David Gouker: 'The horse runs the course Itself " His mount is part quarter horse, part Ten· nessee wallong horse and comes from a line that had been used by earlieT )OUSlers. Besides hor!Ws and equrp· ment, 1nusters must provide themselves with a fanciful or heraldic name At any lourna men1 the re may be Lancelots. Gawams and Knights of Fair pla y. but there also are calls for lhe Knight of the Little Red Wagon a nd the Knight of Egg 1n the Nest Linda Gouker competes as lhe Maid of M1sry At wefkend compellllons such as the 102 year old Dutch Picnic Jous1 In the tiny village of Smallwl)od. Md . a few rrnles south of the Mason Dixon Line. large crowds ap pear and national champions compe te The high-school band 1s on hand, ch.uculate ice· cream cones are sold , and a :"'1!~-.il"I!~"* ....... ~. -~41..~. -~ chicken and ham dinner can be had for $3.75 The fans come as much for • the pageantry as for the com· petlt1on -the opening parade of the knights and their ladies. the gallopmg ndes up the sun· dappled course (each to the cry of "Charge' Fatr Knight") and the ceremonial color that fol lows the compellllon when 1he winning knight crowns the lour· nament's Queen of Love and Beauty. and the female winners honor the men of their choice. Al larger tournaments there are mock combats between knights m papler-mache hel· mets and cable shched chain mail with wooden swords and cardboard lances. And even though It's all in fun, a knighl Of)wo tlas foonct ----- hlmwtt flat on the greensward with a bruised ego after the crash of two horses coming to-- get her at full tilt The play act· Ing has become sn reahst1<., conclude~ one participant rub bing a painful spot gingerly. th.,1 u's Mgelling to be th" mam al !Jactlon. like half hme at raw! football games " li&J • • FW Sports THE . MAN WHO PUT Continued JIUNNING ·oN THE MAP• Jim Flxx's The Complete Book of Running has sold 455,000 copies -and it's still selling. UHle By Ernest V. Heyn B Is name ts James F. Axx, and·he is the author ol The Complete Boole of Running, which 'has been al or near the top of the best-seller list for more than eight months. Gounnet Flavor inl·lb. "How tan you fill a book with facts about running?" asked the skeptics. WeQ, there are now more than 50 published books on the subject -and 50 more on the way. But Publishers Weekly says Jim Flxx's Is "the breakthrough book" and adds that "sales ol more than 455.000 copies are reported by Its publisher." Fbut has had a distinguished career as a magazine edltOI': seven years as feature editor ol Sarurday Reu~w. then senior edltOt", executive editor and finally editor- In-chief ol McCall's magazine. Later he was senior editor for u~ and managing editor ol Horizon. His heart, however, belonged to writ· Ing. He wrote Gomes /or the Super· lntielligent -which was so successful he wrote a sequel -a.nd a children's book called So/ue It. Running, he says, Is a natural tran· qullizer, an.enhancer of sexual pleasure and allows the runner to eat foods forbid- den to most dleten -and yet lose weight. Most remarkable of all Is his claim that heart-attack vlc1ims can -with their doc- tors' blessing -compete In 26-mlle races *..:· -·' ~~,._·~~61mm\.4;~ He makes no distinction between run· nlng and jogging. Jim started slowly and ran a half-mile or so only three or four times a week Later, when he moved from New York to Connecticut, he began to run more. Soon he was studying books and magazines on the subject -and running every day. Two years later he won a 10,000-meter race In his age e11tegory. • ( THE CRAZE COMES TO DANVILLE R unnlng is SW ee.ping the COUflCry. ln Danville, ID., for Instance, a town of 43.000 people about 120 mlJes sooth of Chicago. Jean Byram, family editor of The Comt'ftOdaJ Ne.., rq>0'1I that ewryone 's doing It there. too. T w Barney Hance. An Ullnois slate inrlt employee. he has averaged a run of 10 ml&es a day tow neariy seven years. With the Ke:nnekuk Roadrunners, the Indian-named club for runnen of which he Is pn!Sident, he competes In monthly road races. "Peop&e want to get away from the plc- tutt ol the overweight, lazy. machine-age man." says Hance. Running is a kind of rebellion again.st a society gone soft." Not ~ up is what Hance is used to. On one day.during last winter's blizzard, he had lo run part of his course back- wards because of the wtnd. A haf-mlle from home, his eyelids frol.e shut. Once, when his car broke down, he ran to his )ob, 15 miles away. But 1heft are~ and dogs. "Eyeyy runner probably has to contend with drivers 'playing' with him. ft Hance complains, -swetVing a car i.e they're going 10 hit you." Mel Schnder stares unfriendli; dogs down -"eyeball to eyebaJJ. I don't take my eyes off them. ft Fntnk Harris, an ad executive in his SO's, ~uated from jogging to running ~use "I got bored counting laps around the YMCA tn1Ck. ft He now nms every morning in a cemetery where, he says, "I do some ol my best thinking ... Kennelcu)c membtt Jeff Miller, a high- school teacher and tn.dt coach. finds fac- ing his eariy-momlng Spanish dlss ft painfu.I if he runs before school '1t wakes me up. ft Even the hedders se nicer In the morning, he jokes. "One guy In a car asked me if I was hungry. Then he threw a jelly roU at me." JI ;; ., . ii • f/J • • :2 ii .. ~ ... ~~ It I j ·-k!h$ \:Cdt.a , • .... -..v ·~·,........·*";:" •. ;;.ee"JQf, "· !.,, ... ,._ .,...,.Jt:~~--~~~~ His disposition changed. "I was calmer · duded. He devotes space to women run- and ft anxious. I could concentra-nen. OY0'-40 runners and kids. mare ~ and fer longer periods. I felt Is running for you? Jm thinks running mott In control of my life ...... Is for everyone (after the doctor's ctJed. He has found that many other runners up). He says -wtth that resavatlon - have shared his eiq>erience. Beginning you're never too old to run. A friend o4 wtth a desire to lose weight and look and hls started at age 54, Is now 58 and one feel better. runners realtzie that their hob-of the top manthon runners in the world . by has a uniquely salutary effect on the (A marathon based on Greek ndttlon Is human mind. 26.2 miles.) Jim i.dvtses the beginner to run 15 or Another persuasive advantage to run· 20 mlnulieS as few as three days a week. nlng Is ~ psychologiaaJ Ye)ue_ Aa:on:l- He says, "You may feel just as refreshed Ing to Jim. you feel better. you~ bet· alter a mJle as I do alto 10." ter, your ~ are reduced or Jim wr1m that an easy run of a few disappear and, he adds, your sex life im· mlla can cure minor indlsposttlons -proves: "Many people think about theb headache, upset stomach, hangover. He se:x lives as being somehow separate from asked a friend ol his who wasn't feeling the rest of their acdvlties. A running pro. well whether he was going to tee a doc· ~m owr a period ol time results In your tor. "Running Is my doctor," his friend appreciating everything more. making ~lied . you more sensitive to everything you do In hll ~ he ds the stories of many PhysbJ ~ .-e ~-.Md. A people who have be:nefiwd by running woman who runs," he went on. 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Worcestershire and mustard hours_ Heat to boiling, stirring, until sugar d'is- 2. Remove meat and reserve 1 cup of solves Remove from heat and pour over the beef broth Discard onion and bay vegetables; mix well. leaves. Cool and shred meat; set aside. 3. In the same saucepot In which the FIVE BEAN SALAD 1 c:.n (18 oze.) grMn beans 1 cen (19 on.)••• be•ns 1 c:.n (11 OU.) peH 1 cen (11 oz.a.) kidney beens t C•n (11 ou.) galb8nzo Of llma beens Y, cup chopped ceuHflow9t Yt cup~ c.ler, 'll oup chopp9d onion Vt cup chopp9d .;...n peppef1 v. cup chopp9d pimiento 1 y, cups •uu-r meat was cooked, melt butter. Add onion. saute untU tender. Stir in sugar, salt, mustard, ketchup, vinegar. Wo1ce:s- tershire sauce and the reserved 1 cup beef broth. Add shredded beef. mix gently. S1mmet, covered. for 30 minutes Serve on spllt hamburger buns, rolls or sliced rye. pumpemldcel Of sourdough bread Makes 12 s~ruings Introductory Offer -Save $1 .. 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The ICCTd of SEA-90ttl> ia a powe.rful all-naiural ldhelj~ from the tea blended into a c:ooveniall no-_.c:aaa~. Ava.ii.able for uppcn aad lowers. • Nl1== When You 1 Order From AdNl'flHtS In Family w..•11, Please allow at , .. • '9ast four Weeks 1~ ... •"\.: ... fOf delivery. Since our advertisers often receive thousands of Of'ders from aJI over the country. occaslonally unintentional delays occur. If they do, Family Weekly wants to assist you as much as pos- alble. Just send the details of your Ofder to: Mary Ayres, Famlly Weekly, 6"1 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022. PEOPLE OUIZ/ey John£. Gtbeon Is your Inventive ability affected by the people you know? Does it increase your self-esteem? WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CREATMTY TRUE OR FALSE? quacy they may have. studies conducted by investi- l . Your creattYe M*y ls af. S. True. To find out what gaklfs from the University of fected by the ~ of happens In terms ol creativity Georgia and Marshall Universi· your felow woncen and the when ~ps of mdividuals are ty ~. Va.) further show that people you 50dalia with. exposed to simultaneous sllm· people weU-endowed with 2. Crutlve endeavOf ls self. ulation of their sensory pro· creative ability tend to be In- rewarding and autornadcalJy In· cesises, a team of behavk>ral quisitlve, with an Insatiable creases a person's self-esteem specialists at State University curiosity about a wide variety of and feellng of worth. College (Buffalo) exposed 460 things. remembe.r well, feel 3 . Stimulation of the various sub)ects lo strobe and colored strong emotions. are self-as· ......... II llghts (synchronll.ed to musiel sertlve. energetic, receptive to senses -~·t. taste, STne • ..n_..... _ _. hearing _ can re.suit In ''Instant r~1~ung In mirror"" walls and Ideas of others, courageous In aeatl\llty... ce.ihngs to create vlsual stlmula-convictions and truthful even 4 . Highly aeatlve people I.end tlon: an original composition of when It gets them into trouble. <~~·~~']\'!\On l of traits string and percussion musk: 5. True. Most people have S. ~o'Si~j,eop"le ~ ~~2AASm.l.fpJ~LJ>~ntej t un~pP!d .cr~tl~e powers that greater creatl\le potential than ~~~ ~~~--• :> ·:,..)9•~--~~;e,,.u · they realize. stim}'lation: reclining chairs that unreallz.ed. Utten a person • ' ANSWERS vlbt'ated for body stimulation; simply h~ never thought of special candy with carbonated himself as creative, and that l . True. Studies at the centen for gustatory stlmula-forms a mental pattern that in- Unlvenlty ol Georg\a found tlon; and pe rfumers' oils hlblts him from even IJylng to that "for some high-creative In· permeating the air for olfactory explore his creallve patentlal. dMduals the presence ol a lolt.t-stimulation -a11· occurring O n occasion, some specLal cir· cutivc lndMdual. stimulaad simultaneously In a ~ened cumstance may arise that fon:es thfto audw func:tionaig, and room for a period of 15 min· him to tap his unttall:zed poten· b odwr ~-<nallw indl-utes. Al ~ were ~ Hal In order to save the Sltua· viduala the pcaenoe of a Jow. special tests designed to tlon Thls chaiaclaistic ol dor- aadw lndMdu.al depcasoed measure crudvtty before and rnant Creatfvlty has been dem· thetr crative functioning." after exposure to the various on.mt9'!d by studies conduct· l . True. In some ca!eS thls ls stimuli. Result: the majority ed at the Moscow (USSR) Psy- a fact, but It II not true In others. made slgn'iflcandy better scores choneurob.Jlcal Chnlc, where In psycholo!;cal studies at the on creativity tests afta ex· success has been achieved .. in UnlYcrslty ol Maine It was found posure. Condusion: stimulation enhancing creatMty In draw1ng, !Mt htghjy creative rNn have of the various senMS can -at playing piano, soMng math- gre.ater Ml-esteem than women the very least -be considered ematlcal problems and per· of !'Ugh aeatMty or people wtth to Induce behav4or related to forming other tests." In this m1nirnaJ aealfve ab61ity. How· aeativtty. c.aw. the TeSUlts have been ever, IA/Omen who were k>w 4 . True. In research at actueved not by some sttua· In ae.alivlty were found to have Brigham Young University, ttonal factor )ohlng the In· "mote positive self-regard than penonafJty chanlctertstks were dMdual Into awareness of his etltla creattve women Of non· studied of people who scored creative ability but by hypnottz- aeattvc mm." h Is concluded high on vario us creatiVlty Ing the subtect and convlncing trom the findings that: In the dlmerntlons (fluency. mental him whUe under hypnosis that guldanc:e and courudng ol flulbllity. originality and he po9M9!Se5 aurlve powers he aut!W wometl spe.daf efforts elaboration). And~· "Those can c6ll on at w\ll This pto- lhould be made to bohaD th«ir with high proftle on these cedure. It was found. "moblliza tel-cstMm and to help them In creativity variabkls wett self· pocent\alltte:s that may often be undmai~ a_nd (l()IXng with ronfldent, vcnturaome. p&acid compW1~1y unknown to 1'3111 eny ._... --~. -_. ......... -~~~," . th. pe:noo." 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That's be-INCHES as you sltrf lo grow slimmer 1nd slimmer lrom meal eat can possibly tum 1o fat -and your body la AUTOMATIC-cauae, what medical science now offora you 11 a p1oven way to lo me•// ALLY FORCED lo leeid llletl on stored-up oockets ol flab that neutralize all the calorlet1 In t.M food you eat -gently step up THE FACT$ AR£ IHI Tl4E RESEARCH II DONEi up to now seemed lmpo5$1ble 10 budge. your metabolism _ stimulate and "large!" your body's "lat-THE CONCEP'T BEHIND MS IMa.EOIBU ACTUALLY SH"INQ YOUR BODY'S burner" chemlcals 10 attack cltngmg oockets ot tat. so you burn ftlGHT-SlASHING D£VELOPMENT HAS BEEN FAl CELLS STA"TING IN JUST HOURS! away e•cesa llab meal to meal theee 3 medicelly p<oven ways: PROVEN BEYOND A SHADOW Of' A DOUBT BY Even more llgnlllcanl . . because lhls doctor's amazing CAP-ONE -BECAUSE YOU CONSTANTl. Y HEun.ALIZE THE nt£ NATION'S LEADING MEDICAL AUTHORITIES.. SULE almost lns111nlly sw11ches olt gnawing hunger tor hours al 11 EFFJ:CT OF THE CALORIES IN THE FOOD YOU EAT, YOU NOW THE ANAL STEP IS UP TO YOU! ~ lime and pula your appetite Into a deep sleep . . 11 1s not only BURN AWAY STORED-UP FAT ANO CONTINUE TO GROW SLIM-REMEMBER· You must aea dramatic roaults In Just 24 hours lhe MOST POWERFUL REDUCING AID EVER APPROVED FOR MER ANO SLIMMER FROM MEAL TO MEAL! Vea, when you -reaulla you can see on your scale with your very own eyes. PUBLIC RELEASE, wi1hout a prescription. BY THE U.S. GOV-launch yourself on lhls doctor's celorl&-deficll crosn-burn pro. the very llrll morning .•. Yeti. you must: ERNMENT -bur a "dynamlla" formula that so ellecllvely bt1ngs gram you gently step up your Inner turnec:el So when food enters LOSE up to I 1be. ttla flrtl a tloun lhe urge to plcll and snack lo a SCREECHING HALT you may your body, Instead ol belnv ltored as fat, It 11 AUTOMATICALLY LOR MIP to tO lbL IM ftret 7 deyw 11c1uaJly have 10 remind yoursetl to eal on this rhrilllng calorie-con11erted lo burn-away energy, LOSE up to 7 .._ _.. tM Mlr1 7 deys dellc1I CRASH-LOSS PROGRAM in order lo prevent your/1911 TWO -YOU GRADUALLY ACCELE9'ATE YOU" FAT-BURN-'or ''Ther .. Thln .. costs you nothing' Simply return within 10 d1ye trom /oalng too much .,eight, roo teal/ ING METABOLISM by greater calorlc burn.-oft than intake Mean-for full refund (except postage and handling, of course) Act nowr SINCE YOU "ZERO.OUT" THE CALORIES •.• EACH MEAL YOU lno-your body, wlthoot you ewn leellng II. unleashes a 1teady Send No.RISI< TRIAL S\n'Pl.Y today! EAT BRtNQS YOU ONE STEP a.OSER TO Uf'ETIME SLIMNESS! 1urge ol lat-burner chemicota dlrecHy Into your system to allaclc <•. 1978 ~rlca11 c.i.tu.,.e•. I~. C..rolllltl R4 1'1111• PA 19176 Ye., ~aaed on published reparts "°'" profet110ra 81 leading stored-up let • .au~atlcally breaks down . . converts It into •••••-•••u1t ... ,u C99Pll llNT -·····-•••••••••••·-·• medical achoola • PLUS experimental tat-burning studies on nuld · · · that drelna right out of your body! -::._ -~.. "9-111 '"••uCAu, Otpt JAC8 10 : U.S. Anny officers. West Potnl C6dets and Independent re941areh Just like • fum.ce grow. hotter and hott.er the more rov --'-11• ..... ~ ... ra 1tnt : iest:s . _ . ,.llh lhe lood you eat on this docior'• CAPSULE PRO-1toke It .. IO your own body buma awsy fat faster end taster _ Yn. 1 ••NI 10 but• _,,., t•-i GRAM • . your body avtomatlcally '*ltralli es the ettect of ell IM mo<e )'.Oii 11eo llP your feM>umlng metat>c>llMI. ~ · """"' 1.,1 ,114 .,et_,,11., •11, 1n11 ; the c.tonea you take In -automdc8tly foroes pour1dl end THME -YOU COMP\.Er'ElY DER.AT nfE OllEATEST .. -:.: OOCTff'• ·a-.i.n· AllTf.tALOlllF J incftes 10 venllh ao FA.ST thllt baofofe you tlaf'dly "-It, you• .. NGl£ CAUIE OF FAT ~UP. runaw~ ..,.,.Ute 1n6 owr-.:---..._ ~. CAl'SOt.UllOGIWl laliKlllQ .-il"O : LOSE UP TO 4 TO tlNCHES Of'F YOU" WAlrn.JNE . eating, Becau98 tile -t you talfe thta doc1of's CAPSULE, -. ' -:----.. THfRA.fHlll" Ptea<se 1tdll t11e I LOSE UP TO 2 TO S 1Net4£S OFF YOUR HfN nawnous hunger dluppears. Gnewfng eppeflte la switched ·-::;;.:...... ~lilia Ille tll11 I i... ch.UM Ml.,. 11 i.1 • LOSE UP TO ' INCHES OFF YOUR THIGHS ott . . you ION You' c1"811tng tor lood for houl'I •t a ti~. HllOMlld ' -...... ii I• 10 dtvi : LOSE UP TO 4 I~ MF YCKM IMITTOCO More significant .. when you do eat on this Doctor'• CRAS.._ efld -will ,..,..., 11'' 1"11 '"1'WH i LOSE UP TO 4 INCt4ES Of'f YOUR STOMACH LOSS diet and Llfetfme-Sllm maintenance Pf'OVram. alnce your fllf<t. (utnt Pftl'9t & MMllllO). 14 ' .., you start to win the physique of 8 naturally alflnny pO.._,I\ obody comolT etelcy NEUTRALIZES THE FAT-8UILOING EFFECT CIMh WfR to1ao. COUfl• 1' those type1 who rw1ver 5ffm to gain an oune•I F ALL THE AlORIES IN THE FOOD YOU EAT eicceas fat 0 1#0031 ftlll fHlrt IVD!lly Ol\ly M ts plvt so."°"'"'" ....,,.1to0 YOU" TUMMY FEEL.I UR YOU fUIT'l!O BUT , elrnpty cen~ form · 810red-up body fat burned Ofl end melted 0 1#011) F•ll 42...., "'1141'¥ e111, S11 9S f\'Oll ....,. S1 00) pl111 TSc YOU" WAl8fl.INE LOOKS LIKE YOU FAmDI away by the hour -and you conflnllfl to grow '""'me' Instead '*'~ g l••11iclll11Q I .J&.st to Ql\le YOll en Idea of hoW feat thll tnrlllfllQ Witt.fl! ol f•tltr •lttf H Cll met/ you Hf/ I I 111029) Fvll 6) dty lUPC>ly Ollly 114 ts f\'Oll U'l't $4 00) plui it weapon burna _,,, •~ceu lel and Inches •• llCQOt'dlng to Call-DOCTOfl ADVtaa:.USE Tl411 CRASK-IURN PtK>GMM ""'''"' "°"°"llO tornla University Medical School reM!lrch on entrQY bum-off you ON\.Y WHILE YOU RE OVE .... IOHT ••• OllfUIWtSE lttal tfll04Hlt tnclfM4 '--rA ittldeott H41 6~ ula m Cllt<) .. can ect11alty melt IWIY more let •11Ch 24 h<Mll'I tt!en 11 yov r"lln YOU MIGHT GROW TOO THtNI . _., o.oi.t "°COO\ pruse 10 to 14 mllea • dllyl -Lote more pound a each """" Ulan if you OT course. the,. la one thing you m11t1 keep In mind, You c•n-Cllllltt: IT: I~_, Eq, Oii• not UM thl1 CAPSULE CRASK-BURN PROGRAM tndeflnitely l 1 l/iul&M\AIM1lu1d 0 .. •ttt Cll110t I.ii~ II-• YlfAl "'11Cf '4fot• ,11111o0 1~11 fllt9!•"'· -·'t w11n .,...,r p...,_1<1111 .• otherwlte, you might become owrty Cflln. Be eenslble. Stop C:•tdll t4rd 11 lo t>t '"'' yev m '" "4<11141 ~•It~ •no rovr °"'' p<t111t111 la u cru wtlOM when you r.8Ch your l~al weight ... and eat to keep Ill -----------------1"''-'' ••111 Jl<tll bl-pcndu hull 41w.t" Gt1~te. oi ~talc! 1'lll0 u I ... T N•111•--------------------di""' ,,..,.,., ,.., '"'l ,, dl1tclt4•/lf 1 ''"'"' P/lrllcla" aM ut ft llt • Ol1GJIJ-l')l.1.M4 on mla AN I-CAI.ORIE P1.,,gr•m you ton• 1 aen• 11111 tMt 11n1111t !toad 1t ,1._ IMltl!llftt 11111 1,_ """'" cannot etutt end ooro• yourtelf tllly on over-rich, hli!h·flt foods. MIMt r It __ ti e101111, ,_..., 111e eoc111 ~1oMr 111e~1 11 -. 111 -of t.llt _. There. 11 a reatonebla llmll on Jutt how flat "'"'cal tclence t11y St•t•---Zip '"°'""~ ~ l•''Y ,_ .. 1, .,.,,_,,., '' 111t fM'IMM t4 uc.111 .,'°"' can helo YOU .. 11ty b11m ftrl f•t. BUT -and llent'a the wry S690 ---- heart of lhlt wondrou1 develoC>f'IWlflt Because thl1 thrllllno ~··•·•••••••••••• .... D1• or Al!ltll(M Cott-. 111e ·-······~········- Brl11g Your Faml\r History to Life Your anceston may be mcwe In- teresting than you think says Leon J. Stout, senior asst. librarian at Penn State. Stout, who has assisted many genea- logical resarchers at the university, is con· vtnced that most tracers of family history never go beyond the "bare bones" of names. dates, lacts and figures wtth the result that the family history is ~about as lnte1es1i119 a5 a tielephone dtrectOry." But. Stout says. you can bring your family hlstOfy lo life if you "flesh out" yow anc.eston by putting them In the historical context al the place and time In -tach they lived. According to S4out, your town 11- brarian can probebiy steer you to a number al specific histories available to anycxw that will let you Investigate how life was when your anceston were alive. "If you know your ancestors' occupa- tk>ns, religion, when they ftved and where. with some digging, you can make eeneraJlmtions about their lives." he says. ... T -u~,~-"~->·~ .. Among Health Workers ~ Woritlng In the health-care field may ~ hazardous to your mental health. re- ports a recent Government study by the National lnslitut~ al Occupational Safety and Health. It found that among mental- heaJth d~ders In workers in 130 oc:- cupatk>ns. 6 of the occupations with the highest rate of admissions are In the hospital/health care field. One po55ib&e uplanaf'JOn for the hjgh rates Is that health-related ~en may be more Hlcefy to repoc1 mental-health disorders because of a heightened sen- sitivity to and acceptance of emotional dlsorders, But another Is that these work· ers don't have declslon·maklng powers over thetr own production, unlike physl dans -who. as a group, were rated relatively unstressed. FAMll.JW&JUl' Th• H•••,,.,,., Al•o•1ln• ~llftd,_...._ MononFrantc Eaecvtlft V., ....... OW.CW Patr1cll M Llnalley ~~Scollo.Garmo . M • l'AMtlY'WEIEIU.Y,a.*'*-24, tl71 ' ' Help Children Overcome Fears How can you help your child owr-doft!t's In rnnl: •·Never 9lClft or dlsrnills come his fears? The ftna step, says clnlcal the child's fear. Don't punish the child for psycho&oglst Dr. ~mtn B. Wolman. Is being afraid, and neveJ threaten the child to avoid being unduly alenned -many wtth abandonment -that's the wom fe.ar common fears· are • natural pert al the ohl. Don't force the child Into a situation child's developn .. nt end wil pw • he he furs. Don't OWlptoflec:t the child and matures. For ~. Dr. Wolman, make him fem ~. Mith<. ol lhe book CMchn'1 Fean. It's lmponenuo build the child's faldt In bellievcs that at the end al the child's ftrst himself and his abUlties, Wolman strase:s. year he wlll develop a fur ol sttangas es "PrUe his achievements, but without ex- • result al .. new ebllty to cb11ir9111h ..-.lllk>n." He advtMs llmmng petient- bdweal people he knows and doesn't ~ to lhe child and showVlg undenc8ndlng NCJC9lia. ol .. fan, wherwwr ~ trying to Some ol the chiefs '-s, such es r.. aplaln that d.-re II teely ~ .1 to be ol fki. &re ta.llisac and should not be afraid ol. made lgtit ol Or. Wolman seys. Other "Keep the channels ol communkalk>n fears may be lnatk>nel. But whitll!Wr the open," Wolman condudes. "'Whatcwr fear, Or. Wolman caulk>nl, It's lmportant the chlld's fear, ~'D feel better knowing for parents to keep cer1eln do's end someone Is wtth him. Quick Takes Trwdm\Q ........... for .... 611111.., .otbe • wwwetw • generally tlaOtltlht saY' Medico/ Letter. a newsletter for physic.Jans. The publication cites a study which found that J0.60% of men who had no symptoms of clogged artaies ex- cept a positive stress test were found to be free ol heart dbease. Enoneous lest resuhs such as these can cause ~ prol*?ms and lead to unnecessary physical restrictions. physicians warn. II..-cw we oftea 8"lf1d b_I pnMC1lton cl9e to low ~ ftctto. nta aad a feel1D9 that they ~ ..... ·a BOocl f• oee'• a.eel" says a two-year st Udy financed by the Justice Department. The study reports that only l of eveJy 4 rape complaints results in an arrest. and just l In 60 leads to a conviction. It'• ......_ ....,_ to dalm a colle1e ..,_ '°" cloe't 9'ne says UCLA registrar Stanley Chtn. Accocdlng to Chin, more employers than ever are checking up on degree claims as a result ol media accounts exposing dipk>ma "mills" and "ser· vices~ selling worthless degrees. Chin says that inquiries requesting veri- fication al degree claims have Increased by more than 10% since a network television expose of phony degrees. Blrdadeye (all Ubra): S••d•f -An- thony Newley 47: Jim McKey57; UOO.. variety ol 91JTT'S*>1111 indudlng sneezing. McCartney 37. Moa.., -Barbara coughing and tiredness just by betng In WaJten 47; Red Smtth 73; Juliet Prowse Pet Allergies Are you allerglc lo your pet? If you're asdlmdc, haw rnValM headacha or your eyes tear, the aNWCr may bs ya MY1 Dr. Hank Newbold. Dr. Newbold, a New Yorit ~. ot.aws that m.ny peopte .. .....,. ale9c k> Iha pm, pe111cumty en. and may dewlap • contact with them. 42: Phil Rizzuto 60. T•ft41af - ~~-1.-~~ ~~~ l,.J!O ~~~ H.~~~~~ nae~·~..--~. £iJohn Ji~ '" ~' ·_ Sam Ervin ,. ••• .1i points out. He says that poodles and 82: Greg Morris 44; Curles Percy 59: act. doga wtth W"Y hair en las llke.ly to Shaun Ca"ldy 20. T••n4a, - b1gglr allergic rac:tions than other types Brigitte Bardoe 44; William S . Paley ol dogs or cats, which are the wont al-n . Frtllay -Gren Garson 70: JeyY fenders. lee Uwls 43. Satarda, -Truman Newbold ed\IOC.aNs trying to !llmu-Capoee 54; Deborah Ken 57; Johnny a.. aJlagic symptoms by cuddJlng Mathis 43: Susan St. James 32: Jody the pct and holding It dose to see Powell 35: Elle Wiesel 50; Angle whether you are allaglc to lt. But he aiU· Dickinson 46. tklns d\llt IOftle people who~ they .. .n..;c to a puppy ere actually a.Dmglc to the enlmel's bedding or the ~ Uled lo trari II. To find out whether the Is the c:me. he adwa wmt*'9 the ---!lllWl1ll times ln a hypoeJlmgmk sham· poo. H you sutpeCt you 're aDagk: to a family pct, Ncwbo6d IUggatl you board the animeJ for a week or two {perhapl during your. vecation). Then when the pet comes home, foncila end Qlddle 11 and BIRTlfDAY PEOPLE: ..,. how you react. Barl>ue W.teu.: s .... CaaeW9 tine~~. Mlcheet Montemurro y,,,.Acf Manager, Gerald S. Wroe; AHoe. ha· tam Mff .. Richard K Carroll; V., .. W..tem Mgr.1 Joe Frt.zer, Jr.;i._~aaoc. CNcaoo Mgr .. Davia Long; Detroit ..,. .. L.Awrencie M. Finn: Callt., Pertllna, Stephani, von def Lleth and Hayward, Matti.tint Dk, Stanley RoHnlald; Maltl•tl"O -~Kent D'Alell.Mndto; ~ [Mrectof, L "C. Wlndaor, ..... Marvar•t Al••a~ ,,....,_ "41t.ttoM: ~ llftd Co-Dttwtort. Robert D. Cllrney and L .. EUl•.i, V.P. Pub. s-.. Robert J. 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'71 Pre aame iehon w1lh Bryant Gumbel and Mike Adam le 10:00 D Cf}) 'ro FeotN" Ot1141111Mfftr ~mt I Los Aneeles ~ms at Houston 01lm 8 C(J) 121) ~ fOltM" Cleveland Browns vs l'lttsbureh Steelers 1:00 & (IJ) ~ flltMll Dedletltldtr Came 2 San FrallClSCO 49ers at Hew Yoik G1uts 4:00 • c.1ttt FootW '71 J11 Collt1t FlllNll USC Tro1ons vs Alabama s Cflmson l1de Tape delay ol yesterday's eame i:OO •CD[§) 121J "o FootMH ltve coveree of lht aame between the New England P1t11ots and the Oakland Raiders MOllDAY, smEMIU 25 6:00 • CV (fO) (21) AIC MOlldlJ Nifht Football Minnesota V1kines at the Ch1caeo Bears SATURDAY, SErTEMBER 30 11:00 8 (fJ) 0 M'iof Lu1ue latfball Tums were not ava1labe lrom lhe Nwetwork al our press time 1:00 • T1lb Is ttle llfl 1:30 • (]) ®l (ft) NCAA football Washington al Oreeon Slale 2:30 D '1) Woftd Stria tf Golf No 1nlormahon available from lhe Network at our press lime 4:00 D ()) CIS S,.rts S,.ctlculu No 1nform111on available from the Network al our press hme S:OO • QIJ AIC's W'idt Wortd ol s,o,ts Covera1e ol the United States Mens's and Women's GymnlSIK Team Tnals from Oklahoma City, Okla .• satelhle coveraae of the Siiverstone '12~· lnd1anapolrs lypt car race from Silverstone. Enetand 5:00 fD Sbr S.Cctr Manchesler Un1led vs Manchester City 11:00 • UClA F_.... UCLA Bruins vs Minnesota Golden Gophers ~ ~.~ ~ .M!c1!11an vs Duke UIJij,tllllY. -· . •r -,......-~-.. ~ ... """' ,, l.·~ ...... ~'ii' ~ ' ..... ,. SUNDAY, SUTOllO Z4 5:00 •CC) "C* .... : lll11a OM" (adv) '76-Ben Murphy G CCJ ""llllt ~ (susp) '69-Joan Crawford. Barry Sulrtvan. • "IM!ct & c..mct ' (~4-Ceoree Gnzmd, Cfi Wallach. m CC) "Dr..-Wells re" (wes) ·s1-811ry Sullivan 1:00 m CC) ''Wlleft Allltlt Gt, TrouMt Ftllows" (com) '68 10:00 e Cl:) "Qlllull" (we$) '70-John Wayne, Ben Johnson. MONDAY, nmMIElt 2S 1:00 e CC) "Tht Clly" (dra) '71 Anlhony Quinn, E.G. Marshell e (C) ...._ • S.CC"4 Ill e.-.. Wit!IM hilly Tryitl(' (com) m "Foret tf Anlls" (dra) 'SJ -w11111m Holden. Nancy O~n 9:00 e O tllJ (C) "O"t~" (dra) '78-Chff Robertson. e CC) "SllMG" (dr1) '7J-Burt Reynolds, Dyan Cannon TUESDAY, StmMIO M &:00 e (C) "T1M c .... ti.I,_" (dra) '64-0eborih Ktrr, H1ylt' Mills G "Wlllt11111 ftt ltie 'rneut\oll" (d11) '57 Tyrone Powet ~ 9 <JI) C'C) "OM Ill A Mi .. : Tiit Riii ltflwt s..r," (dr1) '78- G O l8J "llttttt41" (dra) '78 Klren Grassle. Mtke Farrell WEDllDOAY. smtMIO l7 L-00 • (C) "bll 1tr Clttf" (wn) 'SS-lamn Ca,nty, Cmut Boltnine G "T1M Utlttrlf'lttl" (wts) '60 Burt lancaster. Audrey Hepburn e "1lle StrW-r" (dra) '63-ICl.lnne Woodward, Rtefllrd Beymtr 9:00 • llJ) CC) ""'" °"' " ... ~ (drt) '75 e @ (Jll CC") "l.., ludl" (dra) '18 Sutannt Sorner$ TI4UISOAT, SUTUllO ZI too e ~ "A ~ tf Eac*" (dra) '63-Roc• Hudson. Rod hylOI e (C) "Tiit &Ital C.C.." Part I (d11) '63 Sieve McQ11ten e CCJ "Tllae TI!eaeM Hiiis'' (dra) ·sg Doll Murray. Ltt Rema J'ltDAY, scnc-. 21 &:00 •CC)._, .. (dr•) ·12-Robby 8mon, Jolin M1rley e CC) "Tiit "eat C.C." Collet. (d11) '&J Sim tilcQuttn, f1ml$ CMntr e CCJ "W "91 It! Mt" (dta) 'S9 -Cfark Cable, Ca11oll Baktr. SATVltOAY, Str'mllO JO 5:00 • CC} "Ct9I H,... lf't" (drl) '67 Plul Newman. c::c, Kennedy t:tt e ~ .....,, ..,-. (t!Om} ' ,, Terry Tl!Omn • .S W111tm • (.C) ''Tiit Allltl I ............ (WtS) ·u Jolln Wtyl'lt 1:911 . UJ n (Cl "Tiit lllt9euri lreab" (•m ) '76 111.,1on 8r1ndo. t.JO e (Cl "Tiit Seem 0..f' (susp) ·~ Robert llulfon, S1ndr1 Doint lBLITTON Microwave Cooking FLOOR SALE SAMPLE .J I I I I I I I I I I I 'I": • • .. ... .. .. ~,.,,.., ...... ·~ PLUS I 6% I COOKING COUISES INCWDID WITH PURCHASE 1 ,.,., MORNING -5:30-u S4illlllltf Stmesttr e:oo fl lllSln1etio111I C:O.rses CD <Ill Tiie rn Club G lll1owtedce: Tiit i.-of His· tory ··com111un1ty." Mon In ventlOllS.'. I ues. Space & T 1me Wed. "!he Alls, Thurs. ·war & Puce.'' Fn ()) S-111tr Semater 8 D cm Fnh11es m Uniwtrsity of Ille Ail -6:30-D lnt of the Wild U @ Mot for Women Only "I een a1e Pregnancies." with Lynn Rederave and frank Field D C.rrascolendas a D11llreak Los A111etu ()) Cl (fa) <Bl Futures m"8w Zoo lltvut .., ,.,. !8) Romper Room 7:00 B [2J llews D @ <8l Tod1y SMw Tom Brokaw 1s host, Jane Pauley. Gene Shall!. noyd llalber are featured 9 700 Chill 8 CD CIDl oltl Cood Mtrninc ~ David Hartman hosts D Tiit Frooiles • a.p& ,.,., 111 lllcslllnny -' . ~~ .... . -. -7:30- D Body luddin m Tom & Jerry fD Mister Roters 8:00 U (1}1 C.pbin lt1111aroo SIHlup San Dieeo o Them Club Cl) Woody Woodpecker mzoom! -8:30-e rutures m The rn11tst0M1 Cl) Popeye m Viii• A1e1re 9 :00 U ( 6 J {liJ All in the hmily C))lhe I'll Club D Card Sllarks hm Perry hosts e 1231 (BJ Donahue U AM Los Aneetes (JO) (H) Mike Douclu Show m I Lon Lucy Q) Super""" ® Mister Racers EID Seslme Street -9:30- D ~ }I T~ New Hi&h Rollers U Bi& Valley U J 00-i.21 Hippy Om D Midll!Ofninc LA. m My Three Sons Cl) tz:) Public Attaus -10:30-u }_ 11' Lon of lite D 113 lt Wllttl of Fortune U l 16 ~ $20,000 P1ram1d Otck Clark hosts m Th1t Girl Cl) ll1nny l the Professor 11:00 U t ~ iu Yount l llestless D :n u America Alive! tack l inkleller is the host U Bonanu U I 3 l 1~1 F1mily Feud Richard Dawson 1s the host fQJ ~II My Children m Cross·Wits Cl) Gomer Pyle m Electric Company -11:30-u (J) tf'Z Search for Tomorrow U (21) Ry1n's Hope D Creen Acres m News Cl) &Mer Pyle m Die• Cavett Show et Villi Altare AFT•RNOON ~ ~rl~ilfi ....... : r,, .. '-;t ~ r. ·~VV (I· t- U The Sltwt Edwuds Show B 12]) For Richer, for Poorer U Twillpt ZOlle U a:fi All My Children CJ) (.f.al (IJ.l (ff) II ews Iii m Mowles: Ser Day11mr Movies II) Room 222 ® Ufils, Yot• & You EID MichHI J1ckson -12:30-u (j.J U}) As the WOfld (urns U OJ) a-1) 01ys of Our lives U love American Style CIDl fl mily F 1ud Cl) Cel Smut fD Yo11 tor Hulth 1:00 U ll ) 11q} .29\ OM Ult lo Un Cl) Get Sm1rt fDOwtr tuy -1:30-u t IJ 1 Tiit G11id1111 l11ht B OJJ tlt The Doctors Iii flews Cl) Ge!Mr ~ m ftllvru OJ Ct,illin 2:00 U Q II (JJ) Allotlltt WotU D Mowit: ~t 01yhmr Mov1t\ • i) (fQJ Qt) 'tflt''' Hts,lt1I Cl lttr1$14t m Lei's "'' Cl) llews . -2:30-Wlld KJ!'.,o,oom. with ho&t Marl~n Perkins •. h~~ moved 19 , • (Ul ·A:~lt , f -~i),' ... ;.. ._.~~~ " • ~~~ .. ,.,~, ......... ~• 1 . con&ervatlon series deplcfs the dally survival techniques of m l•ll•ln••• , animals In the wild. Cl) Ttrrytoons ' fDFt1tum TV WEEK SEPTEMBER 24, 1978 3:00 U The Mih Douslu Show D Medial Center U ~I l2f Edit Of ll ipt $ (l t Matc.h G1me D The S1int 10. Mo"e: Ser Daytime Movies Ironside Wed m The Rlfltstone:s Cl) Hedle l Jedte 13 Card SMrts 1M Over Us) >t Din1h so Ft1lures -3:30- 3 Brady Bunch U 121 Dinahl U Mo-tit: See Datlime Movies IT Wed $ Battle of the Pllnets m The Groovy Ghoulies 1121 The Joker's Wild Cl) Kartoon K1rnival 123 Hollywood Squires Peter Marshall hosts ll• Villa Altar• 4 :00 U Mitch Game '78 L3' 1 My Three Sons Eacepf Wed D Mary Tyler Moore U J ® The ABC Afltrstbool Speci1I One ot A Kind" The make btheve slaps and insults of a Punch and Judy show seem painfully real to a 1111 whose mother is guilty of child abuse "'1thou1 even know1n111 Diane Baker stars ~-·M;an ,; 'i'· ~ CD 8u1s l Porky <tlJ The llOokin n CarOI Burnett l friends .\!)Zoom m YHl1 Aleare rscr Mister Racers -4:30- Ollews L J Men Griffin Show Except Wed B The Bob llewh1rt Show 1101 C1rol Burnett & friends Except Wed m Tom l Jerry Cl) l!rolft Svperstara (U Men Griffin Show ilCl Ft1tures fll) Mister Racers 1,_.1 [mer1en<y Ont ABC ~llerschool Special Wed. H Hol~ Sq111rts SO Villa Altsrt 5:00 D BB1e > 10 lhws 3" Mm Griffi11 Sllow Wed only U The lloftk W01111n D CuMlllOle m Tiit lltw Mickey Mouse Clue t!J) Lilt's Club Q) Wait Till Fattier '-ts HolM (24) ....... ""'" fD Sesa111t Str"t t>tl Tht Bob llewhlft Show l fl HodettJDClre Lod1e -5:30-u It l2f) 0) lltwt m .. 11,. o1 th• Plfneb ...... ~~i'$ , 'ii~ -...,,.:rr -, 114l Owtr usy • f)f) M1ry T yltr Moore IHI haturn NEW PROGRAMMING ,,... ·~ .. -'Ill"• "f""'" . llntfi 'fl,.,, I ima (/olaon J um WKRP In C'inc111na11 " .i half-hour rnmed) 'enes concerning a mu\lc radw \lat111n who'c geriatric pm- grn mming" lo,111g hoth lt'tencr\ anJ advert1~ers. When a hnghl. amh1t111u' young man w11h 'lmng cnnvic11ons i~ hm:d a' the new program director he pmmp1ly turn~ the '1a11on into a rock and roll format overnight and turn~ the live~ nf thl' \tation\ pc~onncl into a nightmare. Gary Sandy ~tar~ a:. Andy Trav1~. the new program Jircctor. Gordon Jump 'tar'"' Arthur Carlson. WK R P's midtllc-aged. hnpcll·,~ly 1ncp1 general munagcr who is afraid of shadowi.. c'pec1nlly the l1nc <.'.1~1 hy hi~ domi- neering mother who own~ lhe \lalmn. C<Mtarring ai. WK RI''' off-heat staff nre Loni Andcr- :.on a\ Jennifer Marlow\-. Mr. Carl,on·~ beautiful. blonde hut-far-from-dum h 'ecrcta ry-rcccp11on1st: R 1chard Sandef\ ai. Le\ Ne,~man. lh c new' d1rcc1or. Tim Reid a~ Ve nu~ Fly1mp. t>nc of the \tu lion' two dl\c Jockeys. Frank Ronncr "' llcrh Tarlel.. lhc 'ale' munagcr with a lechcrou' e}c for Jennifer. Jan Sm11he~ a' Railey Quar- ter!>. a 'h)' gi rl JU\I out of college who ha~ a tough lime living ur to her JClh (I\ Publtl RelattOn\ director: and Ho"ard He\\eman a' Dr Johnny t'ever. an ovcr-1he-hrll d1~c jocke) "'ho'' making a de,perate attempt to fit ht\ on-1hc-;1ir pc~onallty to the new rod and mll format Off the air he ha~ :1 dcfinllc pmhlcm JU'I \laying awake. Gary Sandy and Gordon Jump .ire hoth nattve<, of Dayton. Ohio. though they had never mcl un1i l they were both ea~t 1n the cries. Sandy wa' a regular tn three New York duyt1mc drumas. Ai. the World Turns. Somerset. arfd The Secret Sturm. l.a't ~eu~on he wa~ a regular rn Loni Ander,on hail\ from S1 P.Jul. Mrnne~ola where ~he was grJdualed from the L'n1vcrsll) of M 1nne~ota with a major in Jrl Jnd a minor in drama She taught ..chool for a 'ea~1n before 'he "a\ offered a role in a local theater production of "Rorn Yeqcrda) ... which led to four ~lead) )CJr' nf theJter and then a move to Holl\ wood R;chard Sander' w~" horn in Harmhurg. P.J .. was graduated from Carnegie lech w11h a B.1-.A. degree in theater. !>tud1cd at 1hc London Academy of Music and Dmmatil· Art. and 'crvcd in Bra1ll for two year~ in the Pe:.11.:e Corp~. Frank Bonner come' from l.111lc Rnck. Ark .. and \citied in l.11, Angele:' after four year~ in the US Navy. Jan Sm11hef\ wa\ h11rn 1n North Hollywood and he<.'.arne a C'-''Wcek Maga11ne rnver girl al age 16 when 'he '-'ii' photographed with ~omc ,chonl churn~ al Malibu Bcuch Tim Reid wa~ horn 111 Norfolk . Vu . anJ performed as a '\land up comic in Ch1cag•> nigh tel uh' and acted in 1elcv1- \lon cummerc1ab before coming to California Howard Hc1,,eman i' a native of Salem. Oregon. auendcd the Univer\11) of Oregon and lived for ~everal yeJr\ in San rmnCISC'O where he drd h1'\ fir~• professional acting in The Cnmpan) of 1hc Golden Hind and the 1mprm t'\Jlltlnal company. T~e Comm11tcc. ....-N.9.flil}ll.l Lea() ~cr.i.gj\Jl, 1 fl11.1yGliy<'•'-~t.i.1&·la~~1'l". 'f-... "-·~~WM..-r · .,~ ... ~ ~~-~· --~~ ... ~t·r~cting ·~1tf<'a.l~~n'g rtl~cf1~1l.t1 _f1fi')d1Jl:tlon in ~ s~dm~(;~;;'.,·0114Jun·s-~:,.,'J,;.,;, ~,~,,~·ul fmuMir. left ,;;--·-~' Kansas and Oht0. hnth writing and protluc1ng. He will he r1xh1); I oni AllflrmJn 1mtl llmmril l lt'nt'man (bo11om. ltft 1n rc1.«>gni1ed hy viewer' ti\ lhc policeman in Soup ri~ht). Pege5 Cliff Robertson and Ancie Dickinson stir 1n "Overboard," a hurt-wrench1n1 drama about a man's frantic search for his wile alter she act1dently fell off thtir yuhl !Jr out in the South Seu. The World Premiere future. adapted from the best seller of the ume title, airs on the NBC Monday Nleht Movie at 9PM. Robertson portrays an attorney who elves up his practice to realize his 20-yur dream of uilln1 around the world. Dickinson plays his reluctant wile, who joins her husband 1n the lull1llmtnl of his dream. which turns to lraeedy when she falls mrboard and is lost at su. Durlne the frustntine hours spent searchina for his wife, the attorney relives the moments whidl led lo the 1ccidenl, and t11es lo understand his jealousy of the handsome frell(hman who had paid spet11I attention lo his wile durlne a slay In Tahiti. "Owerboard," • •.:.. .~ v.~~•pl..fllm~ ~ locttoln.J:ahit1 ~ ~: -'ilil~!Wt.A _:.. ... ,.,_,.,,t .: St1rles, based on his best-selline novel. tlie Factor-Newland Product ion was directed by John Newland. Twenty-lour ol enterb inment's b11ghtesl stars help celebrate the "GE All-Star Annrversuy," a two- hour ealrava1anu hosted by John Wayne, on ABC, Friday from 9 to 1 IPM. Ducrrbed u an "enterbrn· rng walk throufh ttlf put ten· , tury," the all·star anniversary show blends music, dance and comedy to capture the essence ol America's changing mood and tone in the 100 yens that have elapsed since the founding of the Ed ison Electric L11ht Company which became the General Elect11c Company. The roster ol stars includes host John Wayne and 1n alphabeh· cal ordtr' Lucille Ball, Albert Brook$, Henry Fonda, Alu Haley, Pat H1n1le, Bob Hope, Cheryl Ladd, Michael Landon, Penny Mar· shall, Donny and Marie Osmond, Charlie Pride , John Ritter, S·ha Na Na, Red Skelton, Suzanne Somers. James Stewart, [hzabeth Taylor, Leslie Uuams. J1mm1e Walker. limes Whitmore, Cindy Williams and Henry Winkler. More than one hour of the mammoth birthday party is de· voted lo e1trava1antly mounted song and dance lull-stace produc hon numbers. SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 24 MORNING • lncliulu in Advertisement -5:30- 0 r11>ulous runllleS 6:00 O ump Unto My Feet D 8fm P~ts ' llttwtl• U D11bruk l.A. ']') l'ubli< Affatrs O Youth I the lswes m Bibtt AnSWtrs a> Romper Room -6:30- 0 Lool Up ' l.J¥e D SerendipitJ D Musk I the Spohn Word U Erewitness los An&eles let There Be li&hl O Davey I Goliath ~ Dirtctlons m Wtthit IPI Marlo's M1&lt Mowit M1chtne 7:00 O Tod1y's Reli&ion 11 S.Cred Hmt D That's C.t D At Better W11 U It Is Written ()TV 8 loob al lHrnin1 ~ l'ul>lic l'utse m Elemenllrt flews a> Ernest Ancl•J Hour 'Z)) This Is the life fI) Yoea for Heatth 'll' A&ricutture USA -7:30- 0 Commitment CI Voice ot A&ri,utture D Christ1111her Closeup "fife house" 0 Uftdfrdo& U Campus Profile-V1ewpo1nl on llutnfion f llftt1n1tion1I Hour O Day of DtKOVert 10 l'ractlul Ch11s111n1ty m The Wt11d Tomoirow 12-T odly's Churth 21; D"'Y ' Go111th fI) Mister Racerl tt Town Hall Meelln& :lt Sunday Mass 8 :00 O Mr. lheoo '3 m Jimmy Swauart Show D This Is the lift 0 l'opeyt I His Friends U Dimensions O let God Love You 101 lerrt Falwell f~ lltw life Ministry a> Ru Humbard II~ Voice of Acriculture fI) Seume Street !}ti Day ol Discomy ,. Looliin1 Glass -8:30- 0 Clue Club • 3 8 Day ol DIKOYtrt D Odyssey D FOi YOll 811tk Woman O Mttlln& Time at C.lnrt m Frederic& ll. P11ce W Old Time Gospel Hour ll II Is Wntten '2't Ru Humbird Jf Henld of Truth 9 :00 O Marlo's Ma&k Mo,ie M1d1ine t}J Res Humbard D Meet the l'rus U Villa Ale&re O J) l2J) Onl lloberts ~ It Is Written a> Don Stewart Enn&thsm m Dolllinto A Domineo '!I llMW Y Ollr ll11>1f -9:30- 0 The 11n Today D Ql u llfl '78 U It Childitn s lV Ma&aiine f" Club Sil¥tr Cncle O Day ol DtSCO¥trJ ITg Spectrum -at h&s I POf'y a> Old Time Gospel Hour f29 Jimmy Sw1u111 Show 10:00 O l21 l'ro Football Doublehude1 Game I Los Angeles Rams vs Houston Otleis D r23, r39, l'ro Footb1ll Clevel~nd Browns vs P111sburg Steelers O 1} Hour ot l'ower U Kids Are People Too tiosl ·~ Bob McAll1stt1 O Hmld ol Truth 1Q Wo1ds A 1'opp1n' m The B11dy llids '29 Semh -10:30- ~ 1 10 29 !lids Are l'eoplt Too 8 Movie: C "F Ufl on Wheels" (adv) 71 lom l •enn I ngan Ramsey O llev. Leroy Jen-ins m The Mon•m. a> C.lwary Ch1pel m futbol Soccer -~~~~~~·~~~~~~f.K'ql~ 11 :00 D Lohm1n ' B1rkley O Church of the Good Shepherd m Mo¥tt: "Stablemates" (com) 38 Wallace Beery Mickey Rooney a> Chu1th 1n lhe Home ID The Elednc Company -11:30- D 3 iot Ji Anitti1b Animals o ftelt110Us Town Hall m 11,11op AFTERNOON 12:0() D Voyaae to the Bottom of the Se1 D 3 1 Q, "'-Issues and -.is we rs 8 llFl l're·Game O formby's Do II You1self &)h1un '24 Anyone 101 Tennyson1 fI) Grt1I Performances -12:30- , Collete Footb1ll H1chh&hls D People 7 0 Movie: re "l'illm ol lhe Sky" (wesl '56 Jell Chandler Do1othy Malone Waid Bond K"th Andes 10 Newsm1ke1S m Mo¥•e: C "l'lanet of Blood" (m ltl 66 John 6uon Basil Ralhbont Judi MP1Pd1lh 0Pnn1i Hoppe• 29 Consumer's World 1:00 O 8 12 l'ro footb1ll Doublehuder Game l I he San r1anc1sco 49ets at New York Giants O At Ont With 0 The 81& Valley "I don't like to an.llyze the audience-they come from all way I work, what I do. Or why 50 slates-and I get a good something works. Once you read ing from them. I do · analyze comedy, it's not very Carte r jokes now because the funny. My gut instincts tell me people seem disenchanted. a lot." Johnny Cirson was When I tell a joke ibout relaxing in his NBC office someone, and there's i groan, prior to taping anolher show. it tells yo u there's still an Each time he walks o ut in allegiance there. front of the 'Tonight' TV cam· "Our show is still holding eras, more than 15 mill ion up and it's gratifying. I think people watch him. And this It's as good-even belter- Friday, (1 1:30PM·1:JOAM) than it ever was. The humor Cu son celebrites his 16th hu an edge lo it, especially in inniversary as host of NBC's politics. Whe n I first took The Tonight Show. over (Oct. 1, 1962), 1 lild back "My instincts tell me what to see where I was going ind to say, in whil ueas to go," where I could go. I think the Cuson continued. "like only othe rs doing topical when Agnew was unknown, it humor on TV al the time were was funny to make jokes the Smothers Bro thers. Also, I ibout him. Now ii isn't. He's think in 16 years, the level of in disfavor, like Nixon, so we humo r between people o n get off of him. Wilbur Mills the show has Improved.'' was also good for a liugh but For Carson, what he does Is I got off him too as soon as he for laughs as he sums it up: admitled hiving an alcoholic "I'm a humorist, a comed ian, problem. It just wasn't fair." there's no social significance Sometimes the iudiences In my humor. I could d o tell Carson how far to go, or if things lightly but that's not he's gone too far with a par· my style. II would be the ticular subject. Says fo hnny: easiest thin' ~o ~o. But I zing ~pt~~·~\*'9in46 • ;\i~-;.~·c\"~-- country In our ~fu dlo stuff'r It's not for mel" • ' Pege7 TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 24, 1978 ALL-NEW TELEVISION ADVENTURE! Slsrrlnl(: Lost in the desert, the kids send Lassie on a courageous mission to bring back help ... before it's too late! SAi.LY HOYDE'I• 1.1-:E UllYA NT ,JOHN MnNTIHE • ,JOllN HEii.LY SllA!\ 1-: Sl.Sl "I l\CI • l>AV IU WAY:-. I-, e s:OOPM(i} With Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell and Don Meredith. NFL MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL · SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION06:00PMflJ ALICELOSES A SON AND MEL BECOMES A MOrHER1 Young rommy splits and moves 1n w//h Mel The next move 1s Alice's' ___ ,,~,,..,!~_ .. t ........... ~~>''~ •• ~ .. ~· Pege10 TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 24. 1978 KAZ LOCKS HORNS WITH A NEUROTIC JUDGE AND PAYS THE PRICE' For Kaz. there's only one way to de/end u cl1ent-w1th Bii his heart and soul Even ti 1/ I~. • ~ .~ltffoffpg to'~l <hiqiselft Star(fng Rof Leibman and Patnck O'Neal SUNDAY (C°"dnuecO 8 CI> IBl Dirtctlolls (IJ W._.leckir..tttr 8) ~ SNrt 1211 r11111 r .. c.,. 0 Hisftfy of Mtalct II) KaocMwt1E11 El MIHl4o a S.11 Dittt State FootNll (]) To,ic B lllliPt -1:30- <fD) O,.raliOll l'tHlcwt e Mtrit: "f 1111<is !Men llM Bir TOW!I" (com) '5~-Donald 0 Connor Yvtlle Ducay O Ma111.12 !ft) 5"dff CoN4J Ti1111 2:00 Cll Tlle hat ,.,.. G THE BELL SfSTEM • PRCSEllTS HOROWITZ LIVE! Ill A 50TH Annimury Concert D IZJ) SPECIAL Horowitz-livtl (lltr) World lamous p11n1st Vladimir Horowitz performs with the New York Pllllharmonrc Orchestra under the • baton of its new music director. Zub1n Mehta, live Iron) Avery Fisher Hall 11 New York's Lincoln Center a lotl1nu 8 Mo.It: (CJ "In Starcll of Amer· ica" (dra) '70-Vera Milts. Carl 8et1. JtH Bridges Kim Hunter Ruth McDe111tt ® lllotit: ~ "The liltOll Cthft(' (dra) 71 -Gic Youne lee Grant ID fillo'tit: '"Good~ At•ift" (dra) 6 l-ln&11d Bereman Yves Monrend Tony Perkins &!J J1mt1 Mid11ner's Wtfld m lltlleo, -.,i. y lJICllf11lro -2:30- hplorilla tilt am (I}) Dlrtdioll• '71 8) ~: CC) "Wakt Me Wiien It's Ovtr" (com) '60-Ernie Kovacs 0 Meet Ille rtm fD Wiii $trttt w ... (11} Collett F.tball '71 <SJ) MartllS W•y a fretltand Sletc1t1111 -l:30- D (ll) r ac• tllt llltioll Journty to Adwtllfure 8 lltws f Kl the !Cation m 1t1o«t Sli,.rmrs. @ lfY•l.9'MMe fD Waslll11rten Wetl i11 lfYin 5:00 U Ntftlna•ers 119 St11 Trt• U SPECIAL! • lASSIE An all·new adventure D a SPECIAL usslt: The,.._ le1innlnt Conti lassie !he lovable canine slar now hves in Awona w1lh a cantankerous old lady ()eanelle Nolan) ind her two orphaned grandchildren (Shane Sm utko and Sally Boyden) She rs 111 and .,.ants to ta~e the childre n co Cahfor /Ua where her son will hopelully cart tor them, but 1s talaly stricken en route, lorctng the children into a foslfr home and lassie into a shel· fer While 11hont1es try lo find the old woma" s so" Lassie ucapts re101ns Che children and !hey all set out to find the11 uncle on IM11 own Gent £van s David Wayne. John Mclnl11t John Reilly co slat lAl llltn 11]) This Is Your ~ ® Et'-' of Sit.tr fJlJ firi111 UM ~ ~~~~ al Trtwlllte HHorowitz-LMI Ste Cltannel • ",\tq~4.. • .. ~ •• ' (JO) 11111111itlblhioiilfi tit l1s a f111ilp "'1ralt 3:00 (}) Hoity.-TMn -5:30- lvlAIN6 1J To lfaatllt or !lot to lrullle e F1111ily Filfll festi\111 "The Count of Monte C11sto" Animated adwen· turu of a youna man wllo esupes 14 years of unjust inpr1sonmenf and seeks reven re. "lhe Three Mu5 kalem .. Anlmaltd swuhbuc~lina adventure with the d1rinc t110 ol heroes 8) Alias Slllith I Mite 8:00 0 tf'OlllMt 8 ,.,.o F_.,11 Wra, G T,_11 ff MtJlco IJ 9 8 llttn <21 ~ 8 Mowlt: CC) (?hr) ''Coft 1111111: a lhtt tM ,,.. lllitlllS Oftt" (adv) '76-Ben Murphy, _ l:30-C.tlle11ne Cr1wf0td CD s.-ts ~.. 8 (!DJ Clll P" FMt~d Lrve .. ir .......... r-,.. T..,-com11e of the p me between the ........... ....... -1 Ne• En1t1nd Pat1101$ ind Ille • hllf Thi frlrlt Drmusron Oikland Raiders runts Ulltl'"4 w.rw 0 Qftet Ptl1toM11Ca a M"I•: CC) "lllrhl Galler7" • T~ (dre) '69-JOJn Crawford. Barry Sul a T'lll ~ llw1n. Rod~ MtOowall, Ou1c Otvrs e si..,tt ~ '*'"".. • ... : '11M1id & c..mct" (mY1) 0 hlllk Smite '74-Ctoflt Gmmd. Eh W1llach 4:00 • 1111tt1e: ct> <''"' "Dr•c• """ -..ctt" (Wfl) 'b7-,,. • llltrM II s.m.tl Sullivan, Otnnrs O'lleelt CD w..u a Cf..utt'• Vldlry ~ : = r...w '71 •A Tlll l.elta S..rdl "rootp11nl (I} Ill. fl• It of lht 811ddh1" (R) e ~,.......use hofans vs -6:30- Alablm•'s Crimson licit Tape d1l1y. 9 If.I ... <II Tllearlt'• f"ltllt fnltnl e lllllt...., Cellflflfltt e ~It~ A CC) "Th lilo.!!J ({I) Mt ~ ............ ~-:::3'rl•-.:r ""].. , .~ .. It !lich1rd H1mi. Slm•nlha Ew r ~ ~l'f!INI~ 7:00 D (]) ~ 60 lllin11t.es D O !Bl •011•1rtul World of Dimy (2hr) .. The Sham DA ·· Dean Jonn. Dick Van Patten and Suzanne Pleshellt slat w1111 Tim Con ,ray, Keenan Wynn. Jo Anne Worley Shane S1nutko and Vic Taybac~ in this hownnr comedy abour a cand1 ~re lor Dislnc:I Allorney who beps turmnr rnlo a sheep doc @ la t.ci111 Meaka11a fl) Colltt111pouty DinttllSIOllS G)AimHa)lllH (JI) So«er MHI rn &«1111111 -7:30-8 s.ttt ., llorttltm1 fD -ulitla tt TV ~'"uctltll 8:00 U MARY BACK TONIGHT! • MARY TYLER MOORE FRESH COMEDY REVUE U Cl) (I1) r11EMIE~E Illar) Mary s new se11es differs from a rerufu va11ety snow 1n thal she ufllt1es a talented repertory company Her new 'lamily' includes 01c• Shawn, James Hampton. Swoos1e l\urtz. Oa•1d let lerman. Judy Kahan and Michael Kealon Jn 1on1ghl's orogram. Muy introduces the cast via specrally pre oared aud111on tapes Mary s runt for tht opening show is comedian Carl Rtiner U Where's Marlin llow? • "MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S WILD lllllGOOM" U Wrl4 1ti111doln CJ 11 Is Written GJ lllotie: (Z~r) ''Wlltre All· 1els r.o, T1tubl1 follows .. (com) '68-Rosahnd Russell Stella Sit vens Susan Saint limn Mary Wttkes. Van Johnson Cl) S.111 T~ •. .!9 ..... ~ m tftllilll\f ~-.. - O '11111 With llmy llOllllMlJ -1:30- • lMt Allltricu Styk O Vietn1mtM relurees * tell of tSCIPfS, "~e Wal~ the World" with St1n Mooneyham. G COlllt W1l tllf Wllfl4 0 Clne1111tlc E" 9:00 8 ()) ~ llEW SWOll All In tht h111My ~rch1e and Edith Bunker lace an .. empty nest " But 1! £d1th's cousrn hu hrs way. 11 won't be tor Iona Cousin Floyd drops in Jor dinner w1t11 hopes of tea~1n1 his dau1111er. out11n1 a stVl!re st111n on the l1m1ly ltes and Arch1t 's diaestton IJ 0 0 lit E...t: f1M Otlltt SW. II Ille liloHtllii (2hr) M111lyn Hassett 1nd Buu B11d1es star 1n this po11~nl drama based on the real Ille UPWtnces of 1111 ktnmont. • youna wltf0fni1 slirer •Ito seemtd dcsllntd for OlymplC crutntss until a sk11nt tcetdent lelt her ~raly1td from the chest down. It sllows hOw, lhrouall love 1nd dcltr111rn1tron. she wu 1blt to hnd ntw mun1111 tn tlf• -~·"".., 8 lltttesUr Qalldlul • lnc;rtdible Adftnturel • Cll (ft a llltlt1t11 Cialac· ticl Wlltle Ille t1r1tt111r m-n of C"'" he• battle for their llvu 1111n&t 1 myste11<>11$ dtMlst, 11 $CIU~dron ol 1nupe111nced ltmalt cadeti defends ~· · •wClJ'"'· ..,'\ 11,.t •Ptri1 .., !Re Cyl6n mffil11y m1~;rft ... D R11ff Houtt 8) Rt1 H11111llard st @ Mesttrllilu Tlltatrt "Tltt Mayor ol ~s1erb11d1e" O Mcwte: "Torment" -9:30- • If}) ltEW SUSOll Alice When Ahce s11pes aboul Tomf!'y's hudstrona show of independence Mel propo.sts to take Tommy 1n for a whrle •nd r•rst hrm the war • boy sttould bt raised Al llrsr Ahu lh1nks Che chance ol scene mithl do Tommy some rood but soon both mother and son l&lte that Mel's bachelor lilt lenes a lo! lo be clt11red CJ REV. It. WURMIWND, * 14 YEARS PllSONER Of TIU COMMUNISTS O Voice ti !tit Martyn 10:00 U IWIJODGE ClASH * OVER FAIR TRIAL U ()J Clll r11EMIERE Kaz Kaz sus peels Iha! the surly 1ud1e pres1d101 over his cl1~nt s 11rand lhelt case 11 mr.ntally unbalanced. follow1ne a rash ot spasmodic ruhnrs (lJ Rich Min, P1llf Man a Th• llm1 Is Colnin1 Iii llowie: CC't "Chis11m .. fan I (wes) 70-John Wayne Ben John son. Forrest Tucker Part II of mo>ie airs at It 4~ aflu the news CJ Ernat A1111ty Hour ® Llui1: Tltt lie• lerl""ina !Anti m "" HIW Holltfs Cl)~ Hour m @ Tiit l'llhstrs 8' lonarw -10:30-m ... ., 119 '"'""' Siinuut Si.ow • • . .... :i..:•.h .00 f ."'.!'' ~_:'., i!· ·a D 1211, OfW ,,.... • 119 Tiit ,Kuetlttt • (}) Cl) CIDl ""' G 0111 R•rts l You GJ Morie: CC) "Wiim A1111b Go. Troultlt follow•" (com) 68 Rosalind Russell, Stella Stevens [}) Tiit 700 CM1 II) Day of OltcMry 0 Adalll·IZ ID Grut 'erforrNMIJ -11:30- • $,.rb 111111/M"lt: CC) "lite Wec'ltt\ Siii, Ill lttt Ar111y" (com) 61-Jac~ Lemmon. Ric~ Nelson m m mc1111t IJ @ 8 #IC I.alt Mo•tt: (C) "Tiit Wu lttwltn lllt11 "" Wt1M11" (com) ·n -J1ek Lemmon Barbera Hams. lason Rob11ds • T1ll 100 Cit' e ~!~Ct) "lliah1 '•llttJ'' (dtl) '69-8arr, Sulltwen (ft llllM: UA D1ndy 1n Asprc:" • """ °'"" , llfW lflffllil1!b -11:45- .. Al 0-Wltll • lllt•I•: (C> "Chl1w111" Conti (•n) '70-Johft Wayna, kn Murphy 12:00 ~ lllN: "Bullwlup'· 1:00 • MHlt ; (c:J "bt11 Lnt hl111" (dta) '67 Jose fetret, Eta1ne May -Z:lO- ,_,;.t=m':fm"~.•l P ... 11 I L--~~::o~LEW15 F'' R1'1N p..N RED S1'lf MA ARE··sCA Dean and Jerry tangle with ghosts in a haunted castle on a deserted is land. Boo! JERRY LEWIS WEEK THE 3:30 MOVIE 8MONDAY~ . Morgan F1irchlld plays 1 f11hlon model who la a witness to a }.I ,....s>o11lbl• au((:l~{IJ ~rnaby Jones, li'lun-' -.:~ :--.,. __ . ;"!;9".. -_. "--~ ... Pege 12 MONDAY SEnEMICll 25 for morn1n1 ind 1fternoon hshnp. pluse m DAm Mc PllOGllAMS. ldow, !Of your COIMflltllCt, ire t!tt d1y's mo.in. DAmMc MOVIES 12:00 0 C "City lenuth lht SQ" (~) ~-AnJl\olly Qu11111 Roberl Ryan Mala Powers Susan Ball m "l:omt tnt Witll Me" (dr1) 41 lam's Stewarl Hedy Lamarr Ian Hunler 2:00 U "The 811 l roadcut of 1931" (com) '38 Bob Hope W C f 1elds. Marl ha Raye Doro Jhy Lamour. Shuley ROS5 3:00 l 10 t,C "A Mitter of Human· •hes" (dra) '69 -Robert Young, James Brofln, Anne Baiter Peltr Deuel. Susan Slrasberg. Lew Ayres, /!•chard loo 3:30 U "Sured Still" (gom) '53 -Dean Marlin, Jr.rry Lewis. l11abe1h Scott, Carmen Miranda. Dorothy Malone , George Dolent EVENING 8:00 D o 1 e 1 f}J rlJ News U Eme11ency One U (fJ ~ lt ABC Monday Ni&hl foot!),ff live coverllgt of lht 1ame between the Minnesota V1i 1nes lll lhe Chicago Bears O You Don't Sly Jim Peck is the host m The Brady Bunch TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 24, 1978 Ol Sheets of Sin f11ncisco l.l4J HistOI} ol Mn ico fD O.er Easy 0) Cl C"'puhn Color1do ~t f1t Tac Oouah 'SO hmily ron111t -6:30- 0 iltJ News l Crou.Wrts O Tic Tic Oouah Wink Martindale IS the hos! m I lo'le lu<J fD Michatl Jld10n Sllow 0) Puiones Encendidu t3~ l'rortct Universe 7:00 oom11ews U l.Ju's Club Allen l udden hosts 0 le I Johr's Wild Jack Barry IS the hosl m fl 2J The Sia Million $ Min Ol S.nfOfd & Son fD Mu Neil/lehm lleport 15§) lnhoducina Biolon -7:30- D NEW SEASON, NIGHT! * Loretta Swit/Shatner D The $25,000 Pyramid Bill Cullen is Jhe host D Onid Howowitr' Consumer Buyhne U Newlywed ~mt Bob £ubanks 1s the hosl J N1me Th1t Tune O The Lowe ltperts 8111 Cullen 1s the hosl Ol M1m·12 ~Ul The Muppet Show 2• Dillotues ED Ch1n11tf 21 T oniahl 'lt News U Country hJH • :.1o1 ,,. ~ CELEBRITIES AND CONTESTANTS TEAM UP ON A CLIMB TO BIG BUCKS! Celebrity euests Loretta Swit and ~'liilUam $'1ftt~er ~~hos(Bi'J :;;:,':;:;;iflffti~;,u. -e1~< ff ~\f~,., • I"'·'-\..{ t " ,.~,,.n"' • 8:00 D WltRP IN CINCINNATI * NEW HIT FROM MART TYLER MOORE FOLKS! D <• 112.1 Wiii" in C1nc1nn111 ~RP's new rod 'n coll music policy has repe1cuss1ons r.cochet•nt off lht walls of lh' station whtn adnrhms and hstenm ahke lhrtalen IO lea~t the ~n~lfli sh•p Slalton mandttr A1lhu1 Carlson c1vu Trrns one las1 chance lo U'le lhe ~a1ton bul ret~s to &1ve him any money lor adverh11na and promo11onal campaign~ D ()l )t l1tlle House on the l'raiue lhe W1noka Wa11101s · Juhn Ireland euesls as lht fathei al a bltnd boy young lom Catlin (81ad Wilkin) who eain1 somt mu(h nreded sell conlrdence when he '' talked 11110 playing qua11e1back in a very un usual toolball game belween rich kids and poo1 kids O Movie: 1 C, (2h1) "The City" (dtaJ '11 Anlhony Quinn. £ G Marshall Skye Aub1ev. Robert Reed Pal fhngle John t a1ch O Movie: r CJ (2hr) "H°"' to Sue· tetd in BllSlneu Without Really T fl in&" (com) 6/ Roberl Morse Michele lee. Rudy Vallee Q) ~rol Burnett & rriends CE Movit: (2hr) "force ot Arms" (d1a) 'SI Wilham Holden Nanly Olsen F1ank love1oy ll• The Loni Stattll f nolp11n1~ nl lhe Buddha Ronald {yrt hosls fZl> Un from Ille Met IJh1•~> Veid1's 01e110· !ht open1ne leltcasl ol lhe Met1opohlan Opera s Fall \ra 50n lealutts Renela Scollo as Ors demona. Jon \lrckers rn lhe lttle role Co1nell MacNeil as laeo. lean Krall as [ m1ha Raymond C1bbs as Cassio and lames Moms as l odov1tC1 so Daniel Fosttt M.O. -8:30- 0 a 1 t People Phyll1s George v1s1ls acto1 Carioll 0 Connor al his C1nee1 Man restauranl rn Brn\rly Hills O'Coono1 slars as Archie 1n lhP h11 lomedy mies All 1n tht f am1iv Q) The Odd Couple SO Q-fer E.asy 9:00 0 8 12 M•A•S•H Haw~ty• lit comes so disgusted wllh lhr \lalled Panmun1on Peace lalk' lhal hP 1m puls1vely lakes mallffs 1nlo htS own hands al lhB ~m• lun1 Hol l tp'i wreslles wrlh lhr nagging probl•m ol her tailing ma111age 10 Donald D rn 3t1 lf8C Monday Morie: 'Cl (2hr) "Q-ferboard" (dra/ 78 Cltll Robertson. Ang" 01c~rnson Andrew Duggan l ew1s VanBergen. Michael Slfon&. Stephen Clholl An a1to1ney gives up h1~ praclice to 1nh1r his 70 year dr~am of $athn2 a1ound the wurlo lt1\ dteam tuins •nlo a n1ghlmAre when his wile tails overboatd and t) losl al sea Ou11ng the hu5Hahng hours spenl searching lor his wile, lhe aflorney relive\ lhe momPnls ..,h1th led lo lhe accident U 3 1 Welcome Back ~Oller 'Don I Come Up & Sn Mt Somr time Vinnie gPIS his o .. n bachelor pad and his le110 .. sw~alhogs gel very upstl when lhey learn lht wrl come mal 1s lor g11ls onlv lO Mowir: lhe Land l!a1d,1s Q) The Merw G11llrn Show 14 hen1nc al l'ogs }f Monday Movie IJQJ lire from Ille Mrt -9:30- 0 a 12 Ont 01r at A Time Con clus1on ol a lwo pa11 \IOty Whtn Ann s tx husband [d dPcl~r~s ht will no longer Pay child suppo1t lht b•llerness lhal d1ove htm and Ann lo divorce erupls all over au1n much to lhe d1Wess OI thtu lorn again ~•ds luhe and 8a1bm 0 3 Optr1hon Petticoat lhe llunkle C•andel Aflau l 1 Oolo•ts C1andel and Yeoman Hunklr g1vt new munina lo lhe .. ord insubtlt dinat1on whfn l 1 Kern lht Admual ~ \ktlhsh aide lflOIS thru to111d ro mantt by inle11upl1nit a sho .. t1 100111 r11ss aboard lhe Sea l •aer 10:00 0 LOU GRANT FIGHTS * DRUG·PUSHER MDS! 0 $ t2.1 Lou G"nt I 011 •. at1erno1 10 eapose a pill oush1n~ doc1n1 lmd\ Rossi in 1.i1I Not eveu Lou can keep lhr police oul ot lhe city wom whr n lhey comr ~rmrd '¥1lh th rtcen1 Sup1tmt Courl rul 111g allowing lhem lo srurh ln1 Rossi's nolt\ 3 Rich Man, Poo1 Man O O News U Movie: C "Shamus" l'a1I t ldra) 7 J Bull Reynolds Oyan Can non Conti aus al 11 JOPM CE N11h Glllery '4 Union Maids -10:30-m CE News 11:00 0 3 U a 10 Nein a 1~ ai " News 0 Tht 0111111 (iame He 's an unorthodox private eye with a pool table fo r a bed, but Dyan Connon thinks he 's just the man to so lve her problem. KABC-TV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE 910:00PM~ . ,,._· ....... :~ ·,fl".~.~~· •. :. __ \/:... ~ ... ~.':.:...u .. n, O Mov11: C "April Lon" rm11s) 'JI Pal Boont Sh11ler Jrrnfl m The Cont Sllow CE Monty Python's Flyrn1 C1rcus 24 Soulh BJ lforlhwut 29 hlhe1 «nows Best -11:30- 0 e 12 CBS late Movie. Rock· to1d r1lest"For Better, For WOfW" (1H SI 14 Cent Hat ~man l 1~ Ullmann ltlttn Htc~4rl 3 Ad1m 12 U .ll 3t Johnnr Cmon D Tw1lrchl Zone U Mom· C "Sh1mus" toncl (d1a1 1l 8u11 R•ynold~ Oyan Cannnn John Ryan t9 MOYlt. My Blood Run~ r..i1<1 m fhJ Odd Couple CE Get Smart 2( llhH Yoe• ' You fD C1pllontd ABC News 29 Movie 12:00 Q) H1&h Hopes CE Honeymoone1s fil) The Oltk Cmll Show -12:30- 0 Roller Super,tars U !llo•re: C "The Bmclls of W1mpole Stteel" ldiaJ 'l/ Jenn1t~1 lones $11 John GiPIRud 8111 havers Q) trouW1h CE Mom: C "M1nhunt 1n the Jun&lt" ldocJ ~8 1:00 U Jl lt romorr°"' Ci) Mar me k 2:00 D Movie "Tht Horn BIOt!S II Mid· nithl" (comt 4~ Jack Brnny .. _~ffilir Ron> ~fll)o,, ~Ml_,. ~ porlr.ay\ Arnold Honhu l.:, rhe Insecure, curly·h.tired ft'How with the memor•ble l•uRh. recently hosted two h•lf·hour episodes u lled "Leiter\ to Hor\h.1c le" lor KGO, the AB<. Owned lele· vision Station in S.1n fr•ncisco. P.1lillo e•pl•ins 1h .. 1 beuuse of lhe kind ol ch.tr· .1cter he pl.1ys on ABC's Wei· come B.ick, Koller-• guy with fol~ of problem~ who hu survived five dlflerent \lepf•lht'rs-ht' gt'h • lot of m.111 lrom kids .asking his •dvict'. Young .u tors, selertt'd .1fler t'-lensive ;auditions, ut out situ.ulons described in some of these leters .1nd lmpro,.ise posslblt' solulion's to problt'm\ r•nging from phydul .ahu\t' lo .tlcnhollsm •nd other sltu•tlon• f.1cin3 let'n.1geH of tod.ay. Producers Dorothy Oe•roslen .1nd Cid Tenldni ft't'I lh•I this unusu•I .apPfO.ICh nffen lhC' •ver.1ge teen .a ch•nce to set hlmstlf portr.ayed rullstlully 1nd .11~0 gl .. t• ~rents •nd leuhr trs .an opportunity to set fhematlves u thtlr chlldrtn "' lhl.'m . )""" .. r .. SA.DDLEIA.CIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo · tl 1-2040 -494.4949 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W 1st St. Santa Ana -US-l l 7 1 ROY CARVER IMW SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -646-40 I 0 PHIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto ~er Dnve lrvine-'768-5811 1 540 Jamboree Road ld!t;I Newport Beach -'640-6444 ----- UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 24. 1978 OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9640 PONTIAC ION GOODWIN PONTIAC -GMC 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171 -0412 PORSCHE-AUDI . 2850 Harbor Blvd. CHICK IVEISOM, IHC. ~~:,.. ~~~~"~~1-$,41:'7" ,.J4~E~.a!. ,tiL~\{;t'~1.}lh_.t>}:_(/. ~~ · • ~port 'Beacn -67J.OtOO NA.HRS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-91 oo CHEVROLET CONNELL CHEVROLET 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN IA.RWICK DA TSUH 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano H l·I J75-4tJ.Jl7S .~··' ~ Jllc.'t'\;\.n~·. ~}.· .v-· ~ ~ HONDA ROH GOOOWIM HOHOA. 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 COPELAND MOTORS, INC. 2001 E. 1st St. Santa Ana-SH·IOOO LINCOLN-MERCURY R. V .'S & SUBARU SEA. & SUM 1 7555 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach - 142·0675 TOYOTA llLL M~IEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach B lvd. Hunt. Beach -147.asss VOLKSWAGEN COMMONWEALTH MOTORS, LTD. TUESDAY SErnMIU M f« ...... * •ftt,... listillp, pl•H• SH ~IME l'IOCUMS. .... llf ,.., *"·-· .,. tlle U(s....- DAmME MOVIES 12:00 • (C) M(~ ... tlM TrMtil" (com) 0S6-M1urun O"H1r1. John r orsythe • ''Tiit Ma11ifictnt A111ber· .., .. (dra) '42-Joseph <Allen. Anne Baller, Acnes Moorehud 2:00 G "lly Fn11itt llelldt" (tom) '42-Bob Hope. 3:00 (JJ) (C) Mlft Surd! .. Gre11ry" (dra) "70-Michael Sarra11n. Julie Ch11slie 3:30 8 ''TIM $141 Sec•" (com) 'SS-Jerry lewis, David Wayne lviAliQ Iii Tk TIC Oollp (IAJ .,., Griffil si.. m 1 twt lMy 9D llicMtf J.W. $llow ID hsleMs EllCMIWls D H...utia Tltrtllcll IN Al1s 7:00 • .. 8 @ 1Dlltn •liar's a. • ~ ... Wild ... (I}) l2ll Tiit Sil lilliM s .... ms.ten 's... l8l FIMs fir tlM Fataiy 9D llldlell/Ltllrtt lllptrt a Desiplll1 ..... 111ttrien -7:30-D New Suson/IUpt! Roy • Ctart Joins lemiit 11 Tiit 11..,.ts rn cu 111e GNt s-e CalldW C.mera e llewlywtd GI• e <ml @ .....,.._ $qU1rts C!1 ·HOWARD JARVIS'· • National Tu Revolt! G tto..r~ Jal"Yia' lbtloftal Tu "-It Robert Reed hosts. O)Mlfll.J2 @ Oointstlc V'!Olt11et: A f'llcc to •1i11 fll» Qlnllll 2J T 111i(ht a """ 0 "9wldltQ 8:00 U (II) Tiit l'aper Cllase fran•lin fOfd Ill discovers the pres sures of a suctessful lawyer lather and cenmbons ol lef1l trad1tion 1n his lim1ly can be 1n1unous to con tracl law wllen h!l lalher visits the ctawoom while on a 1ob·interv1ew 1n1 m1ss10n at the colteee NEW SEASON OF DELIGHT WITH KERMIT, FOUIE AND THE GANG. Jerry makes life miserable for the brass as he brings to life the Army's most famous goof-up. JERRY LEWIS WEEK THE 3:30 MOVIE GTUESDAY~ Behind the Iron Curtain In Romania. Chrlstlantry llourteh", host-narrator Ronald Eyre discovers on The Long Search. hie three-year world wide personal quest for rellgloue expe. 11ence. On "The Romanian Solution," the third episode of ~ . guest ~tar Roy C/ark).oins the Muppets ~ 17"•·~""'-vlifl'tty show. · •"t ~ ~~ ;,.--~~. CNlnnet i~-,-: ~~~.)"'~)...' •. r. l." '10,,.,.), eyre vlllfs chur~es and monasteries, and speak• with Orthoctox Christians Pege 15 LeVAR BURTON AT THE PLATE While LaVar Burton would be the lust to adm1I that as a baseball player he's not Hall ol Fame material. that's not to say he's not athletic The intense young actor harbors ambitions as a world class sprinter ''I'd like lo sprint in the 1984 Olympics he said recently 1n Detroit Burton stars m the title role 1n "One in A M1llton !he Ron Leflore Story," a new motion picture tor television about Lenore's incredible transformation. 1n a couple ot years lime from prison inmate to starting cenlerf1etde1 for the Oetro11 I 1gers The him $hOI on location 1n Detro11. Chicago and elsewhere. aus as The CBS Tuesday Night Movie at 9PM Burton. the m twh1le star of Roots (as Kunta K1nte). had oni, little league eaperience 1n baseball. as a kid 1n Sacramento Cahl At the time. he said, he only had one small problem as a player "I couldn't h1I the ball " Consequently he found the baseball action sequences lo be the toughest challenge 1n the ltlmmg of One in A Miiiion · But this of course would be true for 1ust about any actor Until we started filming." he said, I hadn't had a chance to bear down and seriously concentrate on my baseball skills Altogether. I had about five days lo prepare mysell as an actor to look like a professional ball player with a cre dible performance It's not an eaw 1ob, but I think I pulled 11 off All along lhe way, Burton had operl toath1n~ His stand ms m both Chicago and Detroit were college baseball player$ Several coache~ and student players from Wayne Stale Un1ve1s11y whn were used m several sequences in Oelr<Jll. also lfnt a hand Howtver there was one coach who was part 1rutarly helplul "Billy Martin gave me some baiting lips lhat really ~1ra1ghtened me out. Burton remarked Wrist action. batting stance stridmP. into the ball keeping a levt l swing-stuff hkt that !he fundamental~ He added with a laugh, Of which I had no idea !Martin stars a~ h1m\elf m the film It was hP then the manager of the Tigers. who scouted leFlore 1n prison ) Burton feels the sport he 1s bPsl at is running Sprinl!ng to be pretise ' I have plans for the Olympics that I m Just beginning to ~ .......... i,l.Jf .atf~~1! l~~Oii!Plfe/i?"!•e'.~ sprtnt I know it would take al least a yeiff01f9'1ii-m~e~ if't1e·1~ train in areas where the air 1s thin to build up my wtnd I Mver ran track in high school. but I do believe I have the nalural ab1hly to run I'd like lo compete with the fa~test men in the world " · If that sounds like an 1mposs1ble dream, remember that Ron LeFlore had never 1n his hie played baseball until he was 1n prison Two years later he was in the ma101 leagues '-'trtP.tt Ill-" WIMll lie •n tlle Dttrtit T11t11 ru11pr, lilly ~rtlil (left) .. ~~r:~~~~....-~·~••,.J.•w.. •m.. 1'11t ,..,. leflOtt hi Ille IM-lift tNfy f( "-drllUlt ft 1111'-tlie lrllltitllll lrt111 1 lift of trilM tt 111eler·IM1'1' NMNll lltr. P ... 18 TUESDAY (Continu.cl) CJ "GRANDPA GOES TO * WASHINGTON" -STARS JACK ALBERTSON U (HJ G11ndp1 Gou to Wash· inrton Kellet lnhetits lony' fresh man Senetor Kelley d1scovm that his predecessor s leg1slallwe asmtanl (lom Mason) has a 101 on the ball when the youn1 man 1oins h11n 1n his strucale lo introduce t bill lhal would prevent the f1rin1 of lederal employees who are hwina togelher 'w1thoul benefit ol cl"iY • D Mov1t: C (21tr) "Tht Cltall Gardtn" (dra) 64 Deborah Kw Hayley Milts O r 3 1 llQJ fttl Happy Days 'fonm 's Blindness" A chanae of pace ~p1snde 1n which Fon11t be11ns to rnhte lhe true meanin1 of friend ship alter Al barrels out of lhe kitchen al the driwe 1n and hits him in the head with a tray of food rtsult1ng 1n a total toss of s1ghl tor lht roM Ci) Mo.ie: (2hr) "Witness tor the l'rosetution" (dra) '57 Tyrone Power Marlene Dietrich m Carol Burnett & Frrends Cl) SPECIAL Beyond Behel An e' plo1ation ol psychic eape11en<,\ 124 Jamt1 Mlchener's World fD The Ghlterln& l'rirn TV WEEI( SEPTEMBER 24 19/8 m The Men Gnlf1n Show fl4l Mar~ Russell Comedy ISOJ Masterpitce Thutre -9:30- • 1 t 1 10 19 Tau Blind Dalt The seay voice on the answering service !riggers Alea s romantic 1n st1ncts and ht• all1111n1 manner pro111pts him to arran&t a dinner date that turns into one 11rut big surp11~t fD (2() Me & Stella A look at the hie and ca1eer ot [h1abelh Collen ~ blues eu1tarrst from North Carolina ( r •t•llht lrain ) 1n1roduted by composer /musician 111 Mahal 10:00 a o 11e., D STARSKY & HUTCH * STARSK BLINDS GIRL O I 3 l 11QI (2t Starsly & Hutch "Bltndlold" Hulch must persuadt Starsky not lo quit the force afler ht awdentally bhnd1 a btaufllut by stande1 du11ne a robbery shoolout ~nd then fall~ rn love w11h h~r Cl) N11ht Gillert fD 1241 The l'alli11n 50 Ntll'Khtcl -10:30-m m llews so Voter's Pipeline 8) Hum1ll1dos Y Dlendidos 3t ~ the Manacer 11 : 00 ~o tndrans and the LA• O 3 O e 10 "''" -8:30-D 0 21 f231 l3f1 lle•s O The Dalin& Game 0 3 I r101 n Lntrne ' Sh11ley Ci) Movie; c "My Man Godfrey" lhe Robbery Lawerne s e•c•lfd <7 D ~llout dalln2 Jake. the leader ol the {com) ~ avid Ni~,n m Tiit Gt111 S11ow Purple r1end\ of fear but 1111ns Cl) Monty Python's flyin& Circus white with h1Rht when shr lrnn\ (241 LI Mtrudo he's m1ung roman~e with robhny fD The Oitl Cavett Show m The Odd Couple ED M1 Duke Charrlrn 19 rathtr llnows Bes1 1'ti Fm the luue -11:30- i.,,,~~J~ 9-t~~,.~~--;~J~, {..~~· 9:00 U J) 131 Jollnny Carson U '8J 1lli CBS Tuesday Mom· 0 TWlfi&ht lOllt IC 1 (Zhr) "Or1t in A Million: Tiie 0 ! 3 110 tat Tuesday Mo•ie: llOll Lenore Story" (dra) '78 LeVar 'Avan11. stamnR l~ck Lemmon ~nd Burton Madie Sincla11. Paul Hen Juliet M1ll1 11mrn, lames lou1sr. Billy Martin Cl) Cet Smart ThrS film IS bued Ofl the autob1ogra m Tiit Odd Collple phy "Breakout. by Ron leflor~ the '14> Ulras. Yoe• & You Oetro1t Tiger centerl1eld" who f.m Captioned AIC lie'" se•ved time 1n prrson lot arm,d <S~ Ma<lleil/lthrtr ltepart robbrry rat from a model prisoner he beaan to mature only airer learn mg lhat his younier brother was being drawn into lhe ume street hie ot drugs and crime He 1s bel11ended by another inmate who entouraaes him lo tahe up baseball and '°°" becomes lhe stJi ot lhe team 12:00 m "''"Hopes Q) 1he ltoneymool1trs -12:30- D Mme: !C "ltt'fO/t of tht Bu ti.rlans" {1\lv) ~ Roland Ca1ty m Mo.it: "Tht Mob" (dra) ~I fmest Borgnine, Neville Brand m Mowlt: re I "MariMS let's Go" (;dw) 61 I om I 1yon O~v1d tled1so11 1:00 D IUI IH T0111orrow 11J lbwtri<l U !UJ "tl llBC TutsdlJ Mowie: <Ci (Zlu) "Battered" (dr•) 18 Karen Grassle M1kf Farrell leV11 Bu1ton Chip Fields. Joan Blondell lioward Dull Diana Sorw1d !he sto11es of thrte women of va11ed backarounds and IRU who" m1ma1u are comptiuted by lhe tra&tdy ol wile btahn& Ms <:11ult co wrote the script w1lh Cynthia 2:00 lovel1Ce Sears &lte1 h1v1n1 galhered Ill Movlts: "!he h ttered Dre,s." mate11al by attend1na .symposiums "Revenae h My Outiny" on·the problem v1s1t1n1 crrsis units Gt Gtt Sltlart IOI bittered wrves and t1lk1nc with _2 .. 30- law enlOlcement officia" • {)) 110l 9 Thm's Company e Mo.In: "M1n Bait," "Tht Story "love 011ry" When Ch11uy t1kn a ol Private Pooley'' lrt•t1nce typ1n1 ns11nment. she and CD ~ Monstrr From A Pit !Kl wind up clued to a r.cy man h1st01ic P!Antl lhe Come On u\Crrpt, and landlold Stanley Raper .. •n•~ ~1941l..,al lh~ 'r:,l;~d dttJJ _ 3t0Cf ~·'""~~re 111111.,: e...., ~ ""'' tm;., _ _. ...:.:.:: • ht'S her type '!17 John Payne Alrunder Knoa f wl!DNESDAY I SEl'TUllU 27 fOf 11111r11in1 11141 aftef!IOOll tistinp, please su DAntME l'RDGUMS. lellw, fOf JOllr COll'ftnitnce, 11• the 4ay's lllOWies. ~mME MOVIES 12:00 Cl UDlllU little Udy" (dra) '55-M11 lette1!1n1. Guy Rolle m ''Tlloroudlbrtds Don't Cry" (dra) 37-Judy Carland, Mickey Rooney, Sophie Tucker. Ronald S1nctau 2:00 D "Whm There's l1f1" (com) '47-Bob Hope. Wilham Bend1a •V•NINQ 8:00 8 Cl) (!]) The Jellersons Allan W1lhs. the 'white sheep" of the 11c1ally m1ud W1lhs lam1ly, arnves 1n town after a several year absence and finds thinas 1ust as he left them llo1lole in part one of a two part story D ~ Qj) Oit~ Cluk's Lin WtdntSday Guests include Suzanne Some11 Barry Manitow Nalahe Cole £d1ar Berten & Chuhe McCarthy, Mehua C1lbfrt and magician Sieve Baker allempls to outdo Har1y Houdini s famous underwater escape t11ck lhere will also be a salute 10 "rollercoasler mania " D Mowie: CC) (2hr) "Run for Com" (wes) '55-James Cagney [rnesl 8orcn1ne. )ohn Derek. V1veca lindfors. Jean Hersholt IJ JOANNIE'S DEBUT A • FIASC0/8 IS ENOUGH fJ (3) ~ (21) Ei&hl Is Enouch "Cinderella Understudy" Joann1e's 8 00 professional debut as an actress U fJ Cl) ~ llews becomes a b1llerswee1 confhcl of '"' 1nleresl tor Tom as he is lorn ~ ~ ~ :~ between his role of parent and his D Emersency Otle unexpected ass1gment as theatre CllhC ClJ You Don't Sly Jim Peck hosts ClJ Mo11e: (Cl (2hr) "The Un· m The Brldy l unch Cl) StrMb of Sin fr1ncisco f01&11tn" (wes) '60-Burt lancaster, 9 The Growin& Yurs Audrey Hepburn. Audie Mu1phy FD Dftf usy m tarot lur1111t & friends m l'nlones Encendidas Q) Mo1i1: (2hr) "The Stripper" Of) flC TK Ooup (dra) '63 Joanne Woodward. (ff) family l'Oftrait RIChard Beymer, Carol lynley 0 ""' l'trfef!MIKtS -6:30-m Gfitt1ri111 l'rim 0 !Jf) llfts 8) H11111i&do$ T Ofendidos Crou-W'lb !TO) Mark RusstH Comtcly Special D flC Tac Ooup Wink Marlindale -8·30- 1s the host . . O (IJ Cf1J In Hie le1innin( No .: rt.;. GL!~" Sllow tnformahon available lrom the Net ~"'*'"lll~ ~i --~ .,,,,':" 11,11,...i ~:~ '-r?::.. ::::.~ m Midlael Jacbon $llow Macklin .. OICk ci.Alifrnn Rem1n1. Associate Justice of the * WEDNES. CONTIN UES! Cahforn11 Court ol Appeals in los m TIM Odd Couple Anaeles. tal ks about v1c!fmlus ID luclu U~re c11mes IOl O..r Euy (ffJ l'loject Ulli'ferse G:OO 7:00 8 ()) (J}) CIS Wtdnesdly Movie: fJ CD D a m 11ns CC) (21hhr) "Tltree Days of the a Tlte U11'1 Club Allen ludden Condor" (dra) '75-Robert Redford, hosts f1ye Dunaway, Cliff Robertson. Ma• G CJ) TIM Johr's W1kl Jack Bairy Van Sydow, John Houseman. Addison IS the host. Powell An unknown band ol mur m (21] TIM Sir Million S Man derers close tn on a CIA atent and Cl) Slftfol'd & Son the beaut1lul photo1rapher who has @ F ... fOf the family reluctantly hidden him Turner (Red· fJli) llbclltil/ltltm 1te,ort lord). despite his mtr11u1n1 code 9 llllrMllCiftt 1it1ecJ ume ol Condor. has what seems to be In innocuous rob with the CIA -7:30-read1n1 popular novels. utrachng IJ P'tCMIEIEI Wtc•J Came the intorm1hon and feedmc 11 to a 1t Show/Host Die• Martin computer. Ou11n1 his research. he a Tiii OM., SllMr Od Marlin ts notes somethinc odd and ulls 11 to the host 1111 11tenhon of he1dquarte11 No CD UC's '9 II llM bets one else seems to find 1t s11n1f1C1nt 8 SM Ila Ila Path Pate cuestund but, when Turner returns from 1 some funny th1n1s hlppen on the lunchbruk, he finds his co workers NEW! THE CHEAPEST GAME SHOW OF AU- FAST, FUNNY AND OFF THE WAU ! Host Dick Martm,d1zzy Wa nda.guests Jill St.John and Truman Capote. plus hapless con testants. ••Y lo Ille forum. u the 1rt1ms massacred Alter 1tt1mpts on his hie. ~ don R01111n toias for some Italian Turner ru hzes lime 1s runninc out, ,. i. " • , .. ll'l'ontes. the k1ll1ri 111clos1n11n, and he must \ ,. c .. e Tiit llfttywM '-t Bob aort friends from enemies 1f ht IS to /~ 6 JK <' J Eub1nu is the host stay 1hve to puzzle out t11e mystery ~ '" } ~ :itlf~ e llalM TMI Tw Tom Kennedy is behind the senseless sl1u1hlers • V.14"'' ~ 1111 11os1. e o a 111e Wtdlltldaf MoN: ~ ~ It - CJ) Tiii ._..,, (C) (?hr) "Z1t1111 lucll" (dra) '78-·,..~ •,~ ~ U. •TIM LM [Jfeftl 8111 Cullen rs Suzanne Somers. M11k Wheeler. I') t J.~"' .. · Ott lhe host Michael Biehn. Steven Keats, Kim # , ,. ~ )'I -~ , \. , ' (fl O f111111J flllll btrty Beck. B1H Warren Ms Somers { ' '. •; i..· ·,..._.,, A"I' Ill Mela·l2, stars as 1 once popul1r s1nrer who ,., r • • ~ • ~ ...t s1 ..,..,..., -•.. t y. ~t\•f.i ·---~---:-"~ ~ I~ ,_ ... f"''' 7 · ~l '1* l~ ' • • •. for~~ut h~; i11te11n'flaTee'rOh'f~" ' :W. \J1mmTe~W8111e;, ceiffer). ~o • n 't e with the QJ) llNs to become Involved 1n the problems ghetto loan shark, goes to his mother Florida (Esther Rolle) 0 ~ ~II Rll of 1 11oup of youne people for help, In Good Times, Sirturday at 8·30PM on CBS. WEDNESDAY (Continued) G KILLERS STALK 12t1 Father llnows Best * CHARLIE'S ANGELS! tD Los Her1111nes Conjt U (;}) (1Q) flt) Ch11lie's Anaels (50! Macflltil/lehrer Repor1 "Anael on H11h" Kelly falls in love -11·30- with the handsome, stunl flyin& fllt~ &randson ol a no1or10u~ crime figure : ~ 1:J Jolln c, whosuntmtes intend lo see I hat the g hnhcllt lMi/Y rson younR man doesn I lrve to 1nhe1tl 1he ... , " 1,. r ..... p fli "' fam ily fortune -'-11 y '4(I 0 .... n omln . m The Odd Coupit m The ~en Grrffrn Shft Cl> C.t Smart ll~ btnrnc 11 Po,s tl4 Lrl1u Toe• & Tou -9:30-fD Captioned ABC News fD Gru t Ptrlor1111nces lht Bertin Phrlhumon1c' lulurrna cell1sl Mshslav Roslropov1ch and viohn1sl Ulrrch Koch S1111ulm1 by KUSC 91 5 fM 12:00 D CBS-lati Mowie: HaW111 Fiwt.O/tlota• m Hill' Hopes tD Yo No Pech Vrwir 10:00 u a 11ews G TAKING A CHANCE ON * LOVE & LIFE-VEGAS U U l (I~ C2tJ Ve11S "Games Girls Play" A woman is killed ~nd Dan discovers rt 11as a case ol mis !liken 1dentrly, which leads him 1nlo the hves ol three 1ttrac11ve Beverly Hills socrahtes ""10 go lo las Vegas lor fun' away from the11 husbands Cl> Nichl G1llt'J -10:30-m a> 11e1n fD (.f~ The Palllwrs O> Ven CM!mico 11:00 13-U CIO News D @atJ flltws Cl Tiie Dall111 Came D Movre: "The Mudlar~" (dra) '51 Alec Gurnneu Ilene Ounnt m The Gone Sllo9 • Cl> Mortty Python's rlyina Circas ACROSS l Delivered 5 Tastes 9 Currently 10 America 12 Meke butler IS Complain 18 Ceeur ' 11rb 20 Mr Gu1nn1n 21 Greek letter 22 Odin s woll 24 Even1na 25 AcltMt 28 Berg or tube 31 Aa• suH•• 32 Correct 34 B1rns tu1uru 36 Prt hx mean1n11 ~un 37 E~m1n11e 39 Compete 41 Give up •2 lrtllnd Cl) The Moneyl'llOOllers fll) The Di<k Cmtt Shft O> News/Variety -12:30- D Movies: ·Baron of Awona "Wrich Beneath lhe Sea." "lhe fh11d V1s1lor" U l3 J 110) <291 S.W.A.T m M0tler. "The lost Mom~nl ' "Creatures of Oeslructron." "Beasl ol Morocco·· Cl) M0tie: <CJ "Comanclle" (wes) 56 Dana Andrews. L1nd1 C11stal 1:00 IJ (13 3t TomorrO'# llJ Mawen<k 2:00 llJ Mom$. "II lakes All Kinds Sec•el Mr~on' CE Get Smart -2:50- D Mowie: "The F11hlin1 '9th" Cd11) 40 lames Catney • P11 • 0 Bnen Ceo1ge Btenl DOWN 2 Sutf1c1en1 r clue 10 answer) 3 Neaat1ve 4 Double S Vocar1zed 6 Be•na verti Cc•ue to answer) 7 Let oul tor good b~hav•or 8 Aareeme nt 11 Hoofer 13 to 11 I• Pou,.na 16 Tyoe ot m11s1c I J Chalice 11e11 19 Days a Werk I c•ue 10 answer) 13 St1tch1na me1er111 26 Preli• mean1na new 27 OH1c:e term 29 One who knocks 30 Assam silkworm JJ t<1na 35 A&ree wllh 36 Ponns 38 Part 01 rne m•M 40 Roman two Antwet 11 tnd ot ,. ttl• SIJ..Vtd•y 109 --:,."\9,, ... ,, / ;7':' <. .. , ..... .... '(-., ,..,.,, THURSDAY S£f'T£MBU 21 r°' '"°'"'"' and alltrllOOll 1"''"''· pleue set DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for JOii' c:cHlttnttnce, ue tllt daJ's ~ies. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 D tCJ ~rour Grrls 111 Town" (tom) S7 Georae l'hder Jultt Adams [I~ Mat11nelh m ·1e1111 to lltt ludce" (com) 49 Roul1nd Russell Robrrl Cumm1nas. Gra Young 2:00 0 "Newer SIJ Dlt" (com) '39-Bob Hope, Martha Raye l:OO rt01 CCJ "A Man ~lltd wn· nOll" (adv) '69 lony franc1osa. Michael Sarrrnn, ludr West. Susan Oliver 3:30 U "The Stooce" (com) SJ Dean Martrn, Jerry ltw•s. Polly Bf.1g~n. [dd1e Mayehotl, Muron Marshall, Frances Bavier EVENING 8:00 D D 1 ~J !2tJ flltlfS Cl The Odd Couple 0 !10 rlll 12'1 News 0 Emercency One D Tou OOll't Say Jim Peck rs the hOSI m Tiie Br idy lkinch Cl) StrMIJ of SM fr11Klsco Q.4) Oesi1nin1 Home lnlerrors m °"'Us, ED El Ch.no (QJ fr< Tac Ooup 110 freehand SletchtRI TV WEEK SEPTEMBER 24 1978 -6:30- D l 11 flltWI fJ Crau-Wrb D fie Tic Dotlch Win~ Martindale hosts 10 Mtll Griffin Sllo9 m I l.olte llf<l m Mi<Mel lacboft Sllow Q) ,HIOMS [1Ktlldidu SO Humanities Throuatt lllt Arts 7:00 0 •1 DU tDflltws e l"r's Club Allen Ludden IS the host D 1 8 lohr's Wild lac~ Barry rs lhe hosl m !l2J f2tl Sia Mrllion S Man Cl) SanlMd & Son (241 roods for tllt Family fD M1eNerl/lehrer Repol1 ($0) Desr1nrn1 Home lnlerion -7:30- 6 NEW SEASON, NIGHT! * COME ON DOWN! D The Price Is Riaht Bob Ba•~er rs lhe host 3 Wild W011d ol An11111ls 0 IN SEARCH OF t CLONING With Leonard Nimoy D In S.1rch 01 ... Cloninc e The flltwtywtd Game a Tiit Gona Show J The $1.91 Beauty Show llJ The l.olte Eit>trtJ Bill Cullen ~ the hosl 110 oi1 Miid! Game Cl) Adam-12 illi £conomiu tty Sptf klfll fD Clllnnet 21 Ton11ht 'lf) Ntws • 50 Newtclltd 8:00 D WEDDING BELLS FOii * THE WALTON fAMILn U I} 112> The W•"ons Jim Bob an av1a1ton butt discovers 1s heart has w1n1s when Mary fnnces (Stacey Ntlk1n). a prelty ~lhoht 11rt comes to Wallon's Mounla1n to com template her rth&1on. and he stalls walkrng on clouds teanetlt Holan tutsls as Sisler Scholasho II ~ ~tJ ''otttt UFO Otv1hsh Davidson Lights"' A colle&t protessor (Kim Hunter) and some l11ends wit ness ind pholo2raph lwo bluish ''"" v shaJ)fd uro·s. which rt turned tor the rest ol tht townspeo pie to set I he lollow1ng n11h1 D Mme: (CJ (21tr) .. _ Gatllen111 ol Ea11H" (dra) '63 Rock Hudson 8 (}) lfQJ l2t.l Mor~ l Mindy "Mork Runs Awa~ .. When Mork runs 1way because he leels hes mterfer rng with Mindy's life he meets the leader of a group a wailing lhe amval ol bemgs from the planet Venus D Mowle: (CJ (2hr) "The Great Esupe" Parl f (~ia) '63 Steve Mc Queen, lames Carne• m wrol lurntlt l Friends Cl) Mtwie: !Cl (2hr) "These Thou· sand Hills" (dra) ·~9 Don Murray, \et Rtm1tk. Richard lgan @ The Adams Chr0111Cltt ED lames fllid1tner's World fD Humillados Y 01tndidos (fOJ leCKY '" Sollnd: The Struule -8:30-u l ) l r101 Qt What's Happenin1 "Shlfltfs Boyfriend ' Sh1rlty s tomd love atta11 w1lh a handsome lruck dmtr who unknown to her 1s al ready mamed has Ra1 Rt1un and Dwayne in a dither as to whal IO do m The ou Collpl• -9:30-a 31 l!OJ a Soap !ht wedding of Co11nnt 10 T1molh)' ftoUky. who s given up the prresthood. 1s d1s1upled in a shodint manner by lht eroom·s molher, Cunice late talls in lovt with a killer •anltd 1n 10 stales EI:) from ,11nt lo l'icturts: The Scr1tnw11tt1's Art 10:00 D Bl1ckm1il luds To • Murder/Dan1er181maby 0 191 OZJ Barnaby JOits JR s ob1e<11v1ty is lhrealened ~hen he falls '" love wrlh ' beautiful blonde witness du11ng his rnveshgahon ol a ~1ble su1crde case U ~ii ()t) W.lB. "Walk A Velvel l 1&11tropf' lflen Cunningham wages a lonely hghl lo prAenl a sales etttutive tiom beinR rued alter he is caughl embracing lhe wife of a key adverlis1ng account eAetuhve whose business lhe network wanls Wilham Wrndom & Dana Wyn!er guesr 0 D lltws Q BUDDY TEMPTED BY • BOY fRIENOl/fAMll Y U I 3J 1101 l.tf) f1mily "All lor I ovt Buddy's boyl11end lefls her anolhei gut oller~ the ~ind of rela 11onsh1p she will not so Buddy searches w1lh1n the lam1ly tor help lo make that all 1mporllnl dem1on l"I Garrett guesls m ll11ht ~llery ED fht Palhsers so lltwschtck -10:30-m m 11ein 1.24' The P'athsers SQ tornhusker Football 1 f:OO TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 24. 1978 ND LEWI\_,. tJlP..RT~.fHE sTOoG Dean and Jerry find out what happens when one member of a showbiz team decides he doesn't need the other one. JERRY LEWIS WEEK THE 3:30 MOVIE GTHURSDAY(D •rt.e~~~... ,, ... ~· . .... ~~!""·~~~~::.-• (ft ~3 ,.,. lltlSi 9:00 0 The Dalin1 Game O Mme: 1c 1 "le1'1 llilt Unde" !mys) '66-N12el Green m The !ion1 Show Cl) MOll!y Py111on's fly1n1 Circus ED Tiit Dick Cmtt Show 13) Fath11 Knows Best -JJ:JO-u l e) 11 aJ CBS late Mo•ie: fll•A•S•H!fCl "Up the Sandbo1" (dra) 'IZ Barbra Streisand IJ !l~ ()f) Jollnny Carson Iii Twili1ht Zone U W ClOJ 9 Starsly ' IMc~ m r11t Odd to11,i. m Get Sm1rt 12 4J Liliu Yoe• and r ou lfOJ Madleil/ltllm lteflOff 12:00 m H1ptto,es Q) The HoMJ-!S -12:30- Iii MH1t1: lite Unholy fou• 'lllt W01111n Who Came F1om tht Su,.. Covicts at l~rce" 8 m f1Gl Qf) S.W.A..T. m lllotM: "l1p1nUf War Bride "lhe Burn MJc.h1ne. (Qu1no•" Q) -..it: 1ht l1ttlt ShfPhtrd ot ~1n1dom C'.ome" 1:00 a iisi IJfl r~ Ill M1"rkt U 1 e J lUl IUW SlASOll H1w11i fM·O A post hypnolit suuest1on 111iem lhree mu1ders and Sltve McGanell lind~ himself embroiled 1n cloak and dagger ac11v11iH A planted agenl. ~nown rn hrs pre ca11ous trade a~ a "slr.eper," has mtillraled A research oreanimron where a doclor (Andrtw Duggan) has bun eipe11menlinR w1lh forced h~p nosis When the aaenl 1s killed. Steve and a Pentagon agent (Sieve kanaly) 1nvtshgalt All tlues point to the dixtor's aide. a woman named Sonya (Maria Perschy). bul Sieve is con vrnctd that the sc1enhst is involved II HI <HJ Qlllnq "Outh Trrc~" OOf1 Amtthe cuests u an •a1na maric11n whose comebac~ rs m•rred when hrs /lfOtece drts while allemp bnf the master's water tan~ illusion Ann Blyth and JoAnn Pflu1 aunt e CV l!Ql QJ) 8111111 fllrlltr 'Dot Days" Alter a p11ntut use of 'bite and run. Wo,o faces lhe pros Pf'I ol r ab<ts unttss ht can over comt his leai of needles With the owner ol the ooe 1n custody lht men ot the 11th precinct M>On drscovtt lhll lht unf11fndly c1n1ne hu !lunched • lrtntoc Ht1dl for its ma&ter AH111s ol lhe heart cause pioblems u 811ner stP•"''' lrom hrs wile. and Hams falls tor the wilt ol a m1isrn1 person ... flltn ;.1ttill SlllW 2:00 . !S AIMrk.t11 Shtrt Story 8 Mtwlt: "flltllk11 Oii "'1 lick" fa Ptl10ll to ,tntll (d11) ·~1 C.meron Mitchell ·.~~·~~;'4~lo i~ftl• l'~.1<•iT~t EXCITEMENT MOUNTS FROM ONE GAME TO ANOTHER FOR FABULOUS PRIZES! Hos( Bob Batker puts contestan ts through their suspenseful paces. , ~, r .. it ,,,,.k •• Pee-19 • Jerry Lewis can't understand why the Navy's ticked off. AJI he did was lose a destroyer! JERRY LEWIS WEEK THE 3:30 MOVIE 8FRIDAY(i} FRIDAY WTUllEJ 2' FOf lllOflli111 anti 1tltrM011 listlllp. ;'.'.:!' set DAYTIME PRO,ltAMS. , tor ywr tOIMllittlct. ire t11t t1a1'1-.S. DAmMc MOVIES 12:00 U ct) "Wlltl ti A lounty H1111ter" (wes) '65-Jamts Phil brook. Alan &rry, Paul Ma.well m ct) "The I.Ms of CarlMll" (dra) '•8-R1ta Hayworth Glenn fOfd, Ron Randell 2:00 D "The Old F asllioMtl Way" (com) '34-W C fields 3:00 {!§) CC) "The Motie Mur· dtrtr" (mys) '70 -Arthur Ktn nedy, Robert Webber, Warren Oates 3:30 B "Don't Gr.t Up the Sllip" (com) '59-Jerry lewis, Dina Merrill. M1tkey Shaughnessy •V•NING TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 24, 1978 (J) CrsWits D fee Tac Oovp [§) TIM Mm 'riffin Sllow CD I LM I.liq m llidlMI 11CUoa m , .... c~s g h9jedU~ 1:00 D D•m1tews e u.r·s a.. G TIM )Mer's Wic1 • 0 l2ll Sil lfilllol s .... GJ SMlortl & S.. m MK11ti11Le11re1 ..,.,. a Voter's P'i,.liM -7:30-D lollhn The Hudson Brothers' speml 1uest 1s Sandy Duncan TIM MllPtMts 8 "'• SblMI 1J e TIM lle'lltywtl Glfllt a [a) @ Hollywood Sq1111ts Ill TIM LM u,.rb G)Mlm·lZ 8 Calil0fni1 Tonlfltl tm Cll.tnnel 21 Toilitht (ll)ltews St.rrin1 the wildly funny Hudson Brothers and Bob Monkhouse. Special 1uest Sindy Duncan . . 8 r 31 101 2t Oonnr & Mme Cue,b include laclyn $11Mth, R1li Coolld&e. O"k Bened11.I and Paul Lynde 1 t J Lltln Profile 1!1 Mo.le: Cl (2hr) "The G111t Uupe'' f.cnc.L 1d1a.l 6J Sltvt Mc Queen. lamu Ga111er Richard Allen borouah m Carol lu11111t & rrltllft a> Mofit: rc i (lhr) "lw1 llol lor -flh''-Hft) ~-tie!• trff+e. I tilt Palmer. C,11011 Baker. l tt J Cobb flJ '24 <JO Wasllinrton Wftl ID Humil!Hos Y Ot1Mlidos -8:30- .. WHO'S WATCHING THE * lllDS /ESPECIAll Y ··SCOTT llAIO!lf D !,UJ OtJ Who's Watchln1 the Kids "Melissa Runs Away 81by,1tter f rank1e blamr\ htm"ll fl hen Melissa runs away airer d1S<ove11nK lhal lhe tlowm thal I my her dale ' lor A btrlhday pa11y. brouahl we1e 101 his real dale late1 that 111ghl 1J 1llft'sPIOple CD 1111111 Hl11lll1hb flJ C24l <501 Will St11et Wtel 0) El SllCIW Dt £11d11do 9:00 fJ 1t 1 II 21 The lnmdible Hui~ lhe amb11tous residents ol a 'mill reoiort town invent lh'" own vtn1on ot lht Hut~ 10 alftatt lourish Afltr David', preunce 1n thftr town re suit, 1n a b11el etimpS. OI lht Hulk _ .. ,_ .. r rJ•• 1o~l11uJ 111l1111Dlll1• "~~ lewi! to put 11 b8Ck on lht NP l1no11n1 the 6bvt011s danatr\ lrom trophy hunflne 1ou11s1s an "~t1 Hulk is \enl 10 stal~ lhe su11ound1nc hills U (2S/ IJIJ The lt0<Uorcf Fllu Rosendahl & C1lda Stern A1e Oead Rita MorMo return$ 1n he• 1ecu111ne rolt ol R11a t hOOkt1 l11e11d ol hm'~ who \r.cks hi\ protrct1on aftt• h~r hit is lhrtatened beuuu \ht w1I nessed an underworld uuss1n1t1on ordered by 1n espec11lly touah mobster Abe Vraoda also guests • tJJ (10l (JI) $P[CIAL fht 1:£ All·Sttr Annlm&11r (2hr) lohn Wayne 1s ,host ol th11 ltne up ot $l1rs in a lllbute to Ute laua~tei. 50n& tnd music lhat have b11&hlened the 1111 100 f"'" 1n Amr.11u Gueth include luc1 I~ Ball. Cher yl Ltdd Henry f onda, Alu llaley, Pal lhncle. t1mft\ Str.w11t, Bob Hnpr.. M1chul ltndon. Penny M1rsh1ll. Jame, W~11mor1, Cindy Wilham\, Henry W1nkltr (ht abeth hyl(ll, l,sl1t ummi Red Skelton, Charley Pride Donny & M111e and Sunnna Somers • Mm Gtlttill SllCIW t24l lm r rt111 the Mtf 81) llbtttrpltct lhutre I h' Mayor of C11terb11d1e H ..... KW.~111 10:00 fJ THltll BEAUTIFUL • STEWARD£$$($ HAVC fU"-''R Yl"G HIGff" D f t J 112l n,t111 ltlp A h11h (fl ortt ume bomb 1n lhe form ol Chttsetlk• 1s rudy lo taplode 1n . D 12i1 "'I Eddie C.pra Mrttttles "Murder. Murder' Capra~ clleot (I um O'Neill). a cabaret s1n1e1 accused ol sl1y1nt her boyl11,nd's lath" (Stephen fllroll) when he vo1red his d1~pp1oval ol her ha~ an un~sual atob1 she cla1m5 re590nsi bthly for 1nolhrr homi~ide commft I'd at the Sime time Dennis Cole. Barbara Rh~de~ [ 11t 811eden Mur ray Malhe\On and !Qmnn 81e11 also ~ • Cl News a> lliaht GallerJ flJ UnlOll M.Ut ID Ven Conmleo ISO Marl llutMll ComedJ -10:30-m a> 11ews ISO Country Tiits SATURDAY S£1'TEMB£11 lO MORNING -5:30- D Mark W1bon's Ma&K Show rv W[fK SFl'TfMBUl l'4 llHll • e , The Adult Jour1111 G The l-bn111 m Th1t'1 Enou1h a> ltompe1 Room m mm reaturt 8 :00 8 t • 11! AU .... P8"Jt Kaul U Mowtt: "IN111tn of Tombs!-" (we\) ~9 Brodt11t~ f.rawtord Mar1011t Rf~nl)fd\ -&.00-D I .JQj .aai ra111fate 8 TI11l's Cat 0 Moftt: C "Ch11stopller Colum· e Sunr!St Scllltstu flus" lad•> 49 1 redPric M11ch -r~ lty f db k I lo,,nct ( ld11d~' u """'"'"ft ee " m Movie· "Ollwer Twist" ld1a1 m U'"'trMty of the Air l l D•lk'' MOOlt lrvmR PtChrl -6:30-m The Adami CllrOllttla O Sllnrbe S.111ut11 _8:30_ e Lind of the Lost u Oucnet D .231 )11 Godrnla's Power Holi1 re r TV Clulloom B 1 1101 HI Superl11111d1 11 :00 0 OavtJ & Gollath Q) Southern Cahlornll D 131D rt J1101 """ 10 CourM of Our T1tnH 9 :00 ., uti t2" rn lltwi m ~~ k Out • "" 01tl111 C•me """1 0 I • ru 1 1u1s Bunnr/llOld .... Guts! Spol '"unner -Movie: r CJ ''lht Violtnt ..,, ft -f.1.i) C,,tlontd ABC "•WS m Sim Yorty E.111111f' (d•a) '68 ld Bealey. Su)all r)t1 Semh: Quut lor Pe1son1I .24; Motmon Gene11l Conf11111ct llamp)hue Mt1nln1 f.t) Turnabout m the Con1 snow m 1nii1hl a> Monty Pytlloft's f'lyln1 Circus 7:00 :_9 .. 30_ fll) Dick C.wtlt $how o Camm Three Ml rather llnows Best -" t y I' Sp R D IU1 Qf1 f1nttshc four •• .-. Los H111111nos Couje -, .. Ji I) oC s ice ice U MoYtt. 1 c "lht Helllllndt1i'' U1 U Bil Blue Marble (IO) ll1clltll/Lthr11 Report fJ 13 111011.29 New 'ink Panther (wr\) f./ lo,tph Collen Norma -11:30-1a1SP1nlsl!011• Btn1e11 fJ rf 1 rfli CIS Lite Mofle: Tiit CJ The Hot Fud1t Show fJ t3i •t0 2t S<oollft AllStm .... Atlflltll/ICI "ZtP91lin" (dra) m [ltmentary lltws m "nhvlllt MUM( I~ M1chul Yor~_l~.:;.mmer • Q) WMan llMI Ja ~NI a> Zoom •Ptl¥Cdt11.lil.r .. /~' 1"""~-.. ~ ;1 ·~~~\! ,,,, ti 1u 1'ih 1 lolln111 CarlOll A soe -7:30-10:00 mt 2 ~r 16th ~nn1vm,uy Show 0 Duity's fr1thovsc D (J) l)tJ Krofft Superstlr Hour e Twlli1llt lOM U Pattsetlers Ii) W111tt4: Dead OI Atr1t • ( ,, fQ) at; B.tretb fJ 3 10 2t Scoolly Do m Tllis Wttk Ill Btwball m r11e oo Coup1t i--------------------.., Ctl '4ll•rt 12:00 CD Mello• Starr1n1 lw1HY Cl) Tiit HoM1moon111 fll) Mofle: · fhe M111c1an" CD lttin/V111ttr -12:30- <.3 ) ,.., flctory DIKO g llovlt : "Tht Siient t11emf' (drl) 'S9 Laurence Harvey, M1tha,t c,,,,, D Movie: !CJ "The SPr 1111111" (adv) '69 Roberl Horton, Sebnt1an C1bol, Jill Saint John OOJ Movlt: "lhe M&el ; lht Bad man," slamnt John Wayne ind G~1I Ruuell CD Hltll"°"' Cl) w VtlH SportJll111 1:00 D Ml"rid m r111 s.. ractory -1:30- .. QI) !Jft Mi•111PI S,.Clll CD Movtn: · front••r Heural ~uthl. • Alfted H1tch<oc1 Pre~nt~ Cl) Mwlt: ICI "Utllefl" (adv) ~ Ray Miiiand. M1ureen o·Har1 2 :00 G ltltorita: Tim I In,' "!he VIOient Onu · l..artcr11t A Mm1t tln i<tu" ~ .. l.-c-t io n of Pcu1t .. r 11 In Or. Co. 114 23rd St 673·6094 Near The P1or In Newport Beach OPEN D"ll,\ le "M TO MIDNITlf. SUPER BUYS AT THE S<JPER DOM E! ORAl"fOE COOl"fTY"S LEASll"f(; SPECIALISlS .. ~=t~l.,~~d~·w-..... ., ... a;~ • attendant I 1u Benion will ttkt on lhe b111est ch1lltn&• of htt hit lhe bOmb In a c1ki' 11 actually (Onl1m1 naltd 0111ry consumed by th~ up l11n, c.o pilot 1nd lll&hl en11neer and baked by • will mon1n& pamn1t1 £11 .. 11 1114~11 fu&ata. e Mtwlti "Shoot Loud louder.' "I'll S.U My l llc" -3:15- D llttl•: (Cl "lruknt" (d11) 61 teme Oru1y Kathryn l11y1. Red Bullo"-" 'ALL CADILLACS OllCO<Jl"IT 0 THO<JIAl"fDS Of DOLLAA81 MAKE Al"f OP'fl!AI W~ AA l!ASYI , ... 21 KlCK, PAS S, PUNT, TACKLE, TOUCHDOWN! Er.efJ. Saturday you'll see it all on the most ·~ fje(jtc1t.$arNfiL'"gC;;"~:;::::_~~' · ·., Relive the excitement up close with {he-voice of the Phillies, Harry Kalas , cal/mg the plays. ~\·"J~~~--.... POSSESSED! Investigate a grasp from beyond the grave. Is it evil or not? John Newland hosts this senes on p~ychic phenomena. SATUADAY (Condnuecl) II) ll"it: ct) .... 4 Su114ow11" (wu) '56-Rort Calhoun m OMt u,.._ A Clmk -10:30- • C1J ({)) T aru•/s.,tr 5"tll • """°"' c.tMy m '1M bct11 fD lnttfutieul Clim C-1111 11:00 .. IDJ IJ.J) ...,., Lupe ~· • C111 a Tiii * w.•t11e1 ~ "II I'm losl How Come I found You" A boy on the run fiom an orphanaae. and elderly woman who shoc>hfts hullh lood, lwo hy~r aCllYe m1ss1ona11es with a passion IOI baseball and a small puppy called "Puddles," make Irle Yery complr cated IOI two amattu• bank robbers stekinc a h1dtout m l "ioul ~rapltic "Mystery of Anrmar Behn101" l21l A Cotlwtnltilft With ur1 Wmtn -11:30- • C.lifomll Ufntyle • CJ.) (Ja) l2JJ Allterlc.an IMdstllld II) I.ti's lb•• A Du l A"•RNOON TV WEEK. SEPIEMBEA 24, 1978 (})LI ~uiM • ....,....Tttft [G) Dbcl 10 fli) Cillttutk [Jt A 13 part w1es des11ntd to accompany class1C Euro ptan hims and eapla1nina 111hy lhe film 1s a cla$SIC l3l Anilul WorU 1:00 U F•...s Cltaic Ttlts "five Weeu in A 81lloon" A~unated story bued on the lulu Vern clns1c about a ll14 1!110 ls.avtlJcross the wilds of 191h century Alr1u - •fl ~ of Ille .... e Tiie Ile Yallty • T1lis ts Ille •fl <ml Mi•·l2 m Tiie Ollttr Limits !D Ar\ II .., Alin Slllittl ' Mnts @ Hiattfy of Art 9 Mttlt: "Tht Cabinet of 01 Cahg1r1" f2ll Sportsc:opt -1:30- • (}J (fOJ ill) MCAA Football Wuh1n11ton at Orecon State • AMMltt ' Ctsltllo [Z) JO Mlnlllts 2:00 II alftwtnd St1ments 11\Clude an 1nlm1ew w1lh rock star Alice Cooper D Tlllt's tat 8 llenaftu I 1J Tiit I.Ille b111tr • llliaieft ,.,...w. CJ}) WtrW SeritJ of Goll im M.irit: ''TM A11 ti 11111 t11t IM· --~~· .,.. ... ,.... • -.~ :;&:cA.1•-' -• Ji; ........ s .,~fU Russell1 ' -· (fJJ M.irie: 'fhe Oouble Man" •Jt-~1w.N a lltrt 0... ftltMll HIPllPb -~.,..,. -2:30- • Cl) W.W Sttiet If litll No 1nf0fm1lion n11l1ble 8 lcriabr• USA . 0 Alwlclll SNt1 ., 3:00 eo. c..,.. • ,,.,, filM fertinl "Tile llltle Rlscals &ck to SchOol" ...... :~ct)...., fritN Rich" (diai"'O-R~y Mtl>ow1IC"Preston Foster. Rita Johnson ....... : "T1lt ..... ~ hlcWtrit" (dra) '6S-Rtchard Wldm11l. Sidney Poitier. Martin Salum • fillll ferlllre 9 llfl "-If 1111 Wtff a Gfwhlc r .. n -3:30-• =:rc. • 1tJ S111t•l111 8 Sperts Clllllttl .. 4:00 9 Cl) (1]) CIS s,.,ts s,.ctx11· llr No inf01m1t1on 1v11l1bte. • ..,.._: ct) ''Tiit P'lnl Ptllttltr" (com) '6•-Peter Sellers, DIYld Nlvtn. 0 ...,... '-'" Celft'lllCt 0 It'• (,.,,...,. ....... • LedM Cu• rtilsua a Clllrttn , ...... hMw • n.. ......, 9:00 m £1 SMll Dt ~ 8 THE AMERICAN GIM.S -6:30-* AU NEW TON"KTI 9 CD e CDl811tft 8 (1)0l111 ~~A G lllf) T,tef lloeft he.tllh Sl>l-«lenn& lo nch runa . @ W..12 ways who want plastte s111aery to 0 Z..... hide lhttr 1denhlles-1s 1esurched • Turua..t by the 1rr1s as they cht~ out an 8 ~ s,.Mlrlc anonymous hp I~ a 1et stl K1rw 7•.00 wanted fllf mu1der 1s l11din1 out 11 Ille ~tlth 5111. G rtDllEIEI UOYO 8 O a UC W.., ..-.: * UIOGU MD GI ct.> (2~) "Tiii ~ ltNU" VIEWS Of Mlfl (wes) '76-Marlon Brando. lad e WllW War II: CJ. Diary "oewt lm1101l6lr,'RlndfVua1d,Trederit War" Ari Almy lnfenll}man and 1 fOflesf A llamboyhl 1unman is tank 1unntr compare lhe11 fates 1n h11ed by a wealthy Montana rancher the urhest Atne11can encounter with *>drive otf ( 1an1 of hoist thieves the Cerm1ns 10 WOl'ld War 11 8 lOVEIS MD PHONIES Cl) fnlttC*J Oftt • ABOMO LOVE BOAT en.. SUI le111ty Shtw • CD cm al"' .... "Tht e ErtW!tMll l• All1tltl Man Who loved Women," stars C1J Tltt Ullli-War David Doyle, Cethryn Dimon. JoAnn e S,.C. 19" Pflu& and Brett Somers, "A Different (fJ) Thi!'• "°""'* Girl." st11s Grant Coodewe ind Ben GI (1]) 9 IBJ l.Hrtnct W•I-Atmshone. "Oh My Achin' Brother." $'-stars Marty lnrets, Sonny Bono ind O lllllMI Tllrt T 11111 Judy landers o Oect u'*' A cu.ic ID n.. 0-1 Farro s• fD C.lltnla TOftipt 8 ah-hit TV Ow• O Efttllnc 11 ,..,. • The Lot!& S.11tll "The Romanian -7·30-Solution" Host 1s Ron1ld [yre 9 cii..i..t 2 P#ic. Attain (JJ llattt1plece n...111 -~f--9:30-• Matdl "-.... • lillrie: ct) (!O) ''TM Stem (fl@ Tiit a.., 5* Dtor" (mp) '64-Rollert Hulton 18 llnll TMas .. ...-n CD All NEW HEC HAW! -4:30-• D11111tft • 10 r•·s OF HA·HAS _ --er,_!' ti lleab &:00 ID "" Ith • .... -~~1~ ~-~~'~,l~~}f .. ,,._•.t)·.op ' It ·~ 18 ~ ti-lllttliera Ind Benny 10 lo flol1d1 1n starch of u·~,_, & the 111ls' did, Martin, and find him * steret surfaces! Will S:OO hv1n& the 11rt$llOllS1ble tire he desires Ewin1 Empire sul'Ylwt? e 11n "-If tllt Wttl in a stnlOI citizens center 1n fort a (I) O Dallas CotKlusion 01 a e Stir Trtl l1Udtrdale two part episode J R 's eHorts 10 e CD QI AIC'1 WW. WttN If 8 8 IBJ CHi" "f1m1ly CoSlS" ,,_ ma\e his lona·lost b1other, Cary. s,.m Covtr1ae ot the US Men's • 1an1 of thieves st1&e 1 se~u ol comlOftable 1n his nh surround1nes. • 1nd Women's Cymnullt Team Tnals d111n1 robbe11es and mike lhe11 &el ,. is 10 pressure him into 11~1n1 over from O~l1hom1 Cit~. stlelhle cover away in• stolen mcwie stunt car that one ot the Cwinc businesses Bui Val, arr ollht Srlvenlont '125' Indy.type luves behind 11 a sheam of oil, his former writ, belieres 11 1J 1usl ctr rtce from Silverstone, £n1t1nd smoke and f11e. Also. Ion's nephew 1nother method of chu1n& him away TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 24, 1978 81) MHll!1 T Mrilloll OlllCt -10:30- ID""" .. [I s.... De lrit CMc. 11:00 9 CD • crP> llM e UClA ftl!MW UClA 81u1ns vs Minnesota Colden Gophers • SecoN CitJ TV • -..: ct) "fim" (tom} '72- Burt lleynolilJ, lbthel Welch. Yul Brynner, Itek Weston CIJ llffltt: "Tell Me Wlrm 11 ttvTts;""'"'W!nnn-Tt•e ~ • USC FtetMI USC YS M1ch1r1n State 0 ""' ftfftnMllUS e MIN: "lusue of Gentlemen" (21)11 .. HlllllN" -11:15- (}) Mm Griffin 5* -11:30- • Mwle: ct.> "flwt C.rd Shld" (•es) '68-Dun Martin, ln&er Ste· vtsn, Robert Mitchum. D DllM •Merle: ct) "Tht Honeymoon Machine" (com) '61 -Steve Mt Queen. /rm Hutton. P1ul1 Prenllss (() Tiit CtMJ SM, G MICHIGAN VS. DUllf * fOOTIAll/FAST EDDY A" D ltOMA" GABRI El e C...,. feltfNN M1th111n n Duke hpe del1y (fJ) Moollt: "W1rn1na Sllol." stamn1 D1v1d J1nssen and [d Beeley @ Ml•l2 . • D 8 ~ '~11~Mi1h1~LI;\. R.r Ch1rlts hosts (R) Morie: CC) "S•nshiH" (dre) 1J-8rcnda Vamro. Cliff DeYouna 1:00 GI Mt.its: "Dracula vs F11nken stein," "Cover Cul," .., lltwlt: ct) "llicM of ttlt Strctrtri~ (hor J '70-ltck hy\of, Simon Andrue. (I) ...., ~ falls In wllh a rec•reu teenaae crowd e I.Mt A11Mfk11t Slytf e MIN: ''Tiie G11e11 & Mn. lblf'' 11141 WOlries the family 8 THllUS FUN SUN l 30 ~~om) '47-Ru H1111son, Gene '8 CD 9 a ~11ttt ~011111r,,. * ON FANJASY lSLANOI D QI 11.U-~ti 11rney, Georae Sinden. The T r1cy R~port Chief Roys prob e (]) (JO,) l8l fH'-IY 1111114 In e Mtoria: "A T ult ol Hone•." ttl """ lems wrtlr a crlt1en who r1rre1tens ro "The Buchcomber," John Aslin s1ars C , • ....,..: (C) "Cl•rell Ur.trtf sue for l1lse •nest swell into h1· n • min who is led up with the ~~:: •. !utch1na Hand." ··eo.,boy Ser (dll) '73 -James Cun. M1rsha l1rt0us pinrc when SIOmelhina rem competition of his uecuhve hie· an. Adwtll1•rt'1 Mason, EU Witt.ch. bte happens lo the man 1n Ille chief's style. and In "The Lui Whodunit." <DI HI"'"""' oHtet, ind a youn1 woman reporter Celeste Holm stus 11 1 woman who 2 00 e Stir Sec.ctr M1nchuter United ividlz.;:eu all the Ju1Cy det1ils. w1nt1 to play the role ol her l1vo11te e lltwlt: .,,,..1 ltll!Wt '"'" (dia) vs. M1nclmter City • " ft : CC? (90) "Artlult, mystery writer ·~9-Ernest Bol&nine. Oon Rickles -S·lO-At1IM (com} 74-Terry Thomas. llt Cellltt 8 MHlt•: "Re1an ... "Despe1att 8 •rt s.., "-"Possessed" Shelley Winters. Donald Pteitnct t4) hM IN 1111 P'lt'*i'1 Moment" A '11"'1 returns from the dud t ~:: Molul Wtrl4 •I 1•11• r--------------------- lemporarily control IM m111d and m MIN: (C) (ltlr) "Tiii Aiittl ~of a ,ounc woman on nation IN lflle ....._" (•ts) '41-John wll~ htr ~usbtnd Wayne, Gail Ruuen 8""" U GrNI ,.,...,_. t a g: :-;:... ..... "s,-11 A................ M 0.... ......... ... -l :lO-Q) 81 ...... .-., 8 @ G* Ti .. a Double s: traacdy thle1t1ns the bans f1m1ly· Thttma ·, new h11sb111d, loo1ball star I lvlNiWO K11th Andt110n, stands to tow 1111 • mllhon·Oollat cont11ct, and J I. bees F n • 00 lht 11ws ol 1_ (fttdy loin shark. V ~ • I • • lllllit: (C) (II) "Mlt fw A r-f · ~·::,~ · ... ~~~, ·W~t~~",.... .... ·~ .. :;.-' e IJ:) (Zltflt) "CM NMf Ntll Ccie1 to Holtywood" Ginrer Nell ro l•••" (drt) '6t"P1ul N1wm1n. m11 tip di"" 1111 ••Y lrtto Holly· Ceorp ~'"Mdy wood stttdom. wlllcll ls IOOd lllwS. 0 Net Miit ' Bui lh1t me1ns sht will llf•t to 1nlle ....... : ~ {Jllr) "..,..., ._ OVI ol lht lllPPY HollyflOCl !louse er .._.. Oocument•ry hold~1nd lh1I Is bid news! '•n - TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 2<4, 1978 ATLANTIC'S 17th ANNUAL ~-f All:-€1:EARANCE-Si\tE Just a small sample of the many items that must go to make room for new models. While they last! LISI HOW KENWOOD 1<01033 turnlable wilh $55 Grado carlndge (Tl) '134 JVC JRS100, 20 Wall AM-FM stereo $229 $129 receiver (OJ PIONEER SE305 $21 Stereo Headphones (Bl 135 ROTEL RX202 \ 5 Walt AM-FM $79 e1eo 1ece1ver tTI) .$229 WHEN THESE ARE CiOME - THEY'RE GOME FOIEVH Due to steadily Increasing production costs, this legendary hand-made turntable 1s being phased out of tl'le hne. Featuring the lowest noise level of any turnlabte and the famous CONNOISSEUR low mass un1p1vo1 tone arm. the BDt03A 1s still years ahead of its 11me ATLANTIC bought them all at a very good price Now you can own an audio legend for only Lisi NOW DUAL 1009SK turntable wilh $39 Shure cartridge (Tl) $t67 REFLEX a·. two way speaker $19 system !DJ $-49 UL TAALINEAR 77W 10·· -3 way speaker $85 system (8) 1150 S~e£-C030-1 49 Stereo Cassette Deck (Tl) $199 1"~·~'1-C. <. ~~·~;'J,H.~.,..~~·-· eYAMAHA JVC SYSTEM OF THE WEB ATLANTIC'S System of lhe Week features the YAMAHA CR420 AM-FM stereo receiver With POWer to spare and YAMAHA'S lamous ultra·low (0 05%) d1stor11on. you'll get year$ of the cleanest sound around The JVC JLA-20 belt drive turntable has been evaluated by ATLANTIC'S technicians and declared "'The Besl in lls Class... With the TH balanced lone arm and Shure Ht-Track elliptical cartridge, it will accurately reproduce your valuable records with exlreme care The JBL L-40 spe~ complete this matched system The L-40's soeclfic\- t1ons are excellent Even more important. with JBL you're assured you will get the same craftsmanship, lhe same sound heard 1n leading recording studios and concert halls around lhe world NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRICE 1934 •S MAJOI IRAHDS AT LOWH THAM CHAIM STOIE PllCES Almor. American Monitor, Audio Control. BIC, Con- noisseur. Deoca. Olscwasher. ESS, Garrard, Graoe, Grado. JBL. JVC, KenWOod, LEDA. Maxell. Ortofon Phase Linear. Phase Research. Pioneer Head· phones. Oyson1c. Russound, Scotch. Sheffield. Shure. Soundcraf1smen, Sound Guard, Uttrallnear. Yamah1 and many olhers COMP\.11'1 STIHO HIVICI SMOt' Sii ATUMnc·s TICHMC1AHS P09 A MH IM-SHOP ISTIMA Tli -EXTEMDED PA YMINT -90 DAYS, MO IMTHEST CZ·