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1978-11-26 - Orange Coast Pilot
\ Tuition for Two Years? Wmnumity ~ Canfroming· Finanee and·Wrriadum,Shuffle 8y llEBE<'CA UELllll Ol llot Dall,~ Sutt Community ('()lttgtr. or tOday are wonderful or curricula al lhe lwo yl'ur school~ toda)' flt' quentl)' a«' a rnvolou wa&te of taxpayers' dullttns Whlc.-h statl' men t morl' cloaely r e HIJl blU lhl' truth'! S t a t e 1eals 1alor must 1naWt!r lhlJ QUt'Sll<>n before they can dr:afl a r1n11n cln1it .. plarr for C'altfom11 rommunlty colleges to replace lhe deficit from Propos1Uon l3 Until they do, the.schools are at ~I "\It\\ SPl·:t lt\I . tht mercy of the stile·, ''ball· out'· benevolence Thia )'f'&r, lt1l(lalator1 left the 106 j unior colle&f"l\ '200 mllUon hort of projected needs 16 ptrCt'nl leu tbtto the pre Propo1Hioo 13 1y1temwldei 1978· 79 bu<Wt t of $1 3 bllUon In prestige, Callfornla'1 com munity colftAes sit at the lower end or the l'tat.e's m~t11tcr pl11n Cor hlaher ~uuUon The tl\rtt s)'lllems. JncludJn1e the ('alifom1a State Colle.g1:1> und tbe Uru vers1ty of California sy Lem , have total stale and local revenues of S2 S7 b1l11on tor lht.S academic year Is Uu.s too much money., ls Caurornla's complex, three· ~ystem . tulllon·frce mus ter plan for higher IXiucallon more lhan tuxpuyef!\ wunt to f1,md, aod is that part of the messa..ee of PropQslUon 13., Some t.'OUege and university oft1cluls ln lhis state say they rear that legislators may con· elude the answer to these ques· t1011!'! ls "yes " At the botlom of the higher education totem pole, community rollege officials are the most fearful In formulating a new "financ· 1ng plan for commµnity colleges. state legislators are taking a long hard look at the state's Education Code, which man· SU-NDllY dates the "misalon" or junior colleges. Over the years, that mission has evolv('d broadly to include at least "standard collegiate courses for transfer to other ln· s titutlons: vocation a l and technical rields leading to emplqyment: general or·Uberal arts courses. and community services. Curtailment of ttits broad mis· sion by the legislalors is a not·to- be · ta ken· Ii gh tl y possibility, educators say. Hurting the community col· leges most is a frequent accusa· lion that they have been wasting taxpayers' money by offering "frill'' courses. Recently, the Coast Communi· ty College District re-designated several courses from credit to non·credit status. Under la w community (junior> colleges may not charge for credll courses. Affected courses included Beach Skills , B ei ng Grandparents. Bridge, Big Game Fishing and Billlards. In the south county, Sad· • dleback Community College of· ficials are immensely proud of their Emeritus Institute, now enrolling more than 3,000. Th.ls is a program especlally for older adults. Many are from the near:by retirement community of Leisure World. Most of the courses are for one-half unit of credit. Subjects range from art a ppreciation, jewelry fabrication, and creative writing to music and dance classes, investments and foreign laniuages. For such offeringa, polltJeelb conservaUve syndlcated colu.. nist Earl Waters a few weeb back heaped ridicule on adlOol administrators. Stating that Junior colleff8 were established to provide lD- expensive v~ational tralniol. a nd allow students to puraue their first two years· of coll• near home before lranafe~ to a four.year school, Waleti added: "But .. . the schools have blossomed out to enroll the world, offering every conceiva- ble type of course. There are tbe geriatric off~rings for seDior citizens, the hobby courses for bored housewives , and tbe (See COMIWNITY Pace AJ) VOL. 71, NO. 330, 7 SECTIONS, 98 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ' Winter Feast Stashed A perfect pantry is the apparent objective of this Acorn woodpecker caught in the act of finding just the right spot for his winter stores on the pitted surf ace of a te lephone pole in Modjeska Canyon's Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary. Neither the Edison or telephone company are too thrilled about the birds' cabinet work, however, since the poles must be replaced when the feathered craftsmen h ave finished a few seasons of salting away a winter's worth of stores. This bird is just one of six of its species that make their home in the peaceful canyon preserve ad· ministered by Cal State Fullerton. The sanctuary is open from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and on weekends. It is a favorite of wild-life photographers. SureShot Backfires Cormtians Don't Like Cocklails So Dry By DENNIS McLELLAN Ol 1 .. Dellt .... $1Mt One thing SureSbot wasn't was a sure thing. The dUltributor for the world's first in· slant powdered cocktail -just add water - found his business oa the rocks last week and aborted the project. "We washed o\lr hands with It,'' said J ohn Peace. president of Desert SJ>rln&& Ola· lributing Co. in Orange. "We're taklng lt back lo the warehouses because of numerous complaints and returns. Jl" Just not worth It .•• Global Marketing Servicet of Portland, Ore. owns exclualve international martetiq rh1hts for the Japanese-patented product whJcb, anaon1 other cocktails, featutet Bloody Marya, Ch1 Chia, Screw Drivers, Cappuccino and Hot Cafe Amande. • The UquJd alcohol is powdered in Japan and s hipped to Power Packaging in Placentia where it l8 mixed with the various powdered navors and canned. SureShot, which retails for $1.39 or $1.49 per c an, has one major advantage over liquid pre·u~Jxed cocktails, which sell for about 20 cent11 less : it doesn 't have to be kept ref rteerated. Moet of tbe S\AreShot cocktalla are mlxed with cold tap water. The three Uquor•cale navon are mixed with bol water Peace, who bad exchaalve dLltributlon r11bll ln Souihern California and Hawall. purehued 5,000 cases a mootb qo But be aaid he IQld only 40 cases to liquor stores and 10 of lhos~ were returned by J*>- ple sa)'tnc they altber didn't like tbe PJ'Oduct or I.be taM ol lt. <See IOOIE,Pap AJ> --, ·" - .~ • Body Count Ends Last Guyana Victims Arrive in U.S. GEORGETOWN, G uya na <AP> -American soldiers com- pleted the grisly task of remov- ing bodies from Jonestown Saturday and determined that 912 p ersons, 500 more than originally estimated, died in the mass suicide-murder, U.S. of. , fl cials sajd. They said this was a pre- liminary final count but approx· imately correct . The count leaped from 408 to at least 775 on friday when searchers first i'ealized that many bodiea bad been stacked atop each other. Then on Satur· day, State Department officials in-Washington and at Dover Air Force Base, Del., where the bodies are being sent, got word or the higher toll. Air Force officials at the Delaware base said the ninth and last shipment or 183 bodies had arrived at the base early to- day. It was beginning to appear that few, if any, Jonestown resi- dents remained unaccounted for. <See related stories, Page AS. l Thirty.two survivors had emerged from the jungle around the a gricultural settlement after the bizarre death rite last Satur- day . .and 46 more were at the Georgetown headquarters of the Peoples Temple sect at the time. One survivor, who had been detained for questioning by police, said Saturday be had OCDuo DroWn Diving Two Orange County residents were a m ong four victimp drowned in scuba diving acct· dents off Southe rn California coastlines in the past three days, officials said. Mary Pecsi, 21, of Fullerton and Andrew Rich, 23, or Santa Ana died Friday afternoon while diving together near Ribbon Rock on the west side or Catalina Island, a Los Angeles Sheriff's Coroner s pokesman said. Details or the 3:15 p.m. acci· dent and street addresses of the victims were not available late Saturday night. , Saturday, two more divers died in separate accidents, a Coast Guard spokesman said. A 37·year-old Phoenix woman, name not released, died early Saturday afternoon while diving ocr the soulheast tip or San Clemente Island. She and a divine buddy, not ln· j ured, were hois ted fr:om the water b) a Coast Guard helicopter and ta.ken to a San Diego Hos pital. C ardio· pulmonary resuscitation was ad· m i nistered e n rou_le, the s~keaman said, but lhe woman didn't respond. Alao dead Salurday alterDOOD, al 2:20 p.m., wu an Ullldentllled man ln b1a early 30s wbo was dlvlns oil Santa cnu Island the Coast Gu.rd spolcnman aald. Tbe ....... dlvtna rrom tbe Coral Sea. a boat ln the area, the spok"man aald. The Ylet.lm waa taken to 8l, Jobn •s no.pit.al ud pronouaeed dHd OD amval. FurtW dlt&UI wen DOt avalla· ~ been lold shortly before the suicides to deliver a heavy suit· case to the U.S. Embassy, but when be found it was packed with money he dropped it and fled into the jungle. Searches have produced no in- dication that any others escaped and remain in the dense jungle around Jonestown, 150 miles n orthwest o f this South American capital. Stale Depart- ment lawyer Michael While said in Dover that all the newly dis- covered vict1ms were found in the camp clearing and not in the jungle. The last of the bodies was flown out or Jonestown Saturday afternoon. The Slate Department bad an- nounced Saturday the survivo rs would be flown to Cha rleston Air Force B~se, S.C., ove r the weekend and would be given money for airline tickets home. But it said later the departures apparenUy wouldn't slart until later in the week because permission had not been granted by Guyana. Guyanese police sources said the only survivors who would be permitted to leave would be those who' were not involved or were not material witnesses to the suicide-murders. One source · said five Americans, who he did • not name. had been cleared and · might leave today. Two of the 78 survivors have been formally charged with murder. however, and will con- tinue to be held in Georgetown. At the Delaware air base. which houses the Air Force mortuary, specialists were try. ing to identify the bodies and prepare them for shipment and . burial. More than 500 bad ar· rived by Saturday afternoo~. Eighteen FBI exp e rts at Dover w ere checki ng fingerprints at the rate or about six bodies an hour. Army Maj. <SeeLAST. PageA2) Security Accents Nixon's Paris Trip PARIS (A P ) -Former U.S. President Richard M. Nixon ar· rived in Paris Saturday night on his first visit to Europe since he resigned the presidency Aug. 9, 1974, in the Watergate scandal. He is to appear on a French television question·and·a nswer show Tuesday, but with the questions asked by viewers and not news reporters. Nixon, wearing a blue suit, ar- rived at Charles d e Gau Ile Airport aboard a s upe rsonic Concorde jetliner and shook hands with a few onlookers. Security was strict, with both French detectives a nd U.S. Secret Service agents guarding Nixon. He was escorted to a limousine and left immediately for his quarters at the Hotel Ritz. Nixon's aides and spokesmen for the state-owned Antenne Oeux television network have given few details about the form er president's four-day visit. It was announced that he would meet today with the pro· ducer and moderator of the television s how. It is unknown if he has any appointments Mon· day. Nixon's representatives here said the former president is planning "a contact" with re- porters Wednesday morning before leaving for London and he "might answer some ques.· lions." Nixon will go to England and address the Oxford University Union Thursday. Informed sources in Par is said they did know now of any planned meetings between Nix· on a nd French government ot- ficials. They said be might inUe • a visit lo the ins titute where . papers and memorabilia or the late President Charles de Gaulle have been collected. 1 French officials said security 1 arrangements were strict but no ~ more than usual for a formet ~ head or state. They reported "at ~ l east SO" uniform and : plainclothes police would be U · • signed to Nixon's party, wortdnl in team s with U.S. Secret Service agents. .,,,"'.... .• .... ft" ·1· 111.: 11' S 11) I·: ·. · , - LION COUNTaY CONDOS! -A new owner is stalking the financially troubled Laguna Hills animal' park and be may be planning to develop some coo· struction "beauties" alongside the beasts. Pace Cl. FADED COMETS - Whatevet. happened to ... ? Thirty years ago there were all sorts of inventions coming to make our lives easier. Lllce con- veyor belt bl1hwa1s and eldewalb. Well, It tarm out It's euler to have an Idea than to find a market for lt. Pa1e At. ao•a ON TBB llANGE - A man's home is bll cutle. It'• alao b1-llloo. •llo:. cave,. chureb1 ahlp. Amerteam nave Cll'MlneCI up • number or out·of ·t11•· ordfttar, wa11w liw ad an /tlr IOtlaUld ~ ..., delcrtbe9 tMmOll ual"PqeM FEEUNG CRIPPEa -Witb a ne w restaurant going up every week in Ca.lUorn.la, Del Taao Inc. faces the problem ot npa. ing enough managers. The -er they solve tbal dilemma ls tbe focus the Businaa of the Wea. Page Cl. l 6 conunueo on non·!~ Od::.1::.. mtem mi1 brtn.g preeure ln .. AJ OA!L Y PILOT ' ,.~ •. ...-. • THEIR GRIM TASK ENDED, SOLDIERS SHOW RELIEF •912 llodNta Have Been Taken From Joneatown Compound ' • Vi-ets Stage Vigil , To Help Prisonen More than a dozen Vietnamese sat through the night in front or their Santa Ana refugee head quarters fasting lo protest .. In· human treatment" of 800,000 people they say are political prisoners in Vietnam. A s pokeswoman ror the group said it ia the first or three such cietnonstraUons planned during the next two weeks to call au.en. lion to their appeal for action by the U.S. government. As sbe spoke, a b rown·robed Buddhlsl priest blessed the 14 who bat on a curpel luid out in the parldng lot at 2343 W. fo'irbl Street. The s weet odor ,,r incense filled the air as the young men und women sang prolcbl songs in Vietnamese. The group hu senl a letter lo President Carter seeking ul tervenlion in cases which in •cJude more than 40,000 people al· Jeged to be packed into a Jail de signed for 7 ,000 and closed as unfit for habitation two years before the country's takeover by North Vietnam on April 30, 1975. Many of the. people the pro testers claim have been jailed were connected with the pre takeover governments or with U.S. mtlitary activities. The group is seeking 1wt1t1on signatures al the Santa /\nu bile. KOCM-FM Station Owner Seeks Sale KOCM-Radio in Newport llcach is being sold to two coast ln•es tors, KOCM owner Gary Burrill said Friday. Burrill said the sale won't be flnaltzed until a standard check o r the financial and legal quallfic8Uons or the buyers ls obtained and approved by the Fe4eral Communlcatlons Com- mmlon. with which notice or the sale was filed this week ll is anticipated that KOCM , an easy·llatcnlng and communi- ty oriented slaUoo, will retain its statr and format, Burrill said. The staUon ls being purchased by .the newly formed Hulton Br,.dc81ttq Co., 90 percent of w~ ls owned by TuaUn buai- ne,.woman Belly Hutton, a tr~ ol Chapman College, Bur- rll~tald. 1k said 10 percent or the com· pl{ly ill owned by Newport botch bwunesamao A. William .. ·: DAILY PILOT R e·t z I a ff . a f o r m e r news paperman and broadcaster Burrill, who owned the station for 15 years, said he decided to sell the staUon to pursue other business ventures He s aid health was also a ractor. Burrill underwent successful heart aur· gery last summer. H e declined to disclose the selling price for the station, but indicated the all-cash transac· lion is a substantial one. BurriU, a Corona del Mar resi- dent, said he will maintain his 25 percent .in teres t Jn the Newporter·Mesa News but doesn't intend to be active in newspapers or broadcasting. 3 Injured As Gunfire Ends Party Three people were Injured lot.e l"riday night in Oranae, when flaht.lna and (Unflre broke out between two aroupe at a party at 200 N. Olive St., police said. Ll1ted ln critical condition et Santa Ana·Tustln Community Hoapltal t1 Alu Rodrt1uez, 25, or Pomona. Also taken to the ume hoapltal wat a 14·year-c>ld male, alao from Pomona •• Police said Rodrtcues and the boy were shot In the m idsection or their bodies while &My were sitUn• in the rear of a van near Olive and Maplo. Another victim, Ernest R. Contreru ~ Corona, wu treat· ed at UCI Medlcal Center for a JUDlbot wound to the lea and re· leaaed, police aald. SeYeral weapam, tneludin1 12 a1u1e aho&cunl ••• 32 and 22 caliber band1un1, were con· 111eat..s Ill the ~. •ccordtnc to officers. TbtJ aald tlMJ have qditt· t.loMd tM aporoxtmat.lr 50 peo· pie, ....,..1 ·from Coron• and Pomona. Wllo...., the pert)' but 10 ,_ ~-l90 I,..... Gris-y Toll Ends at 912 . . . OOVElt Allt FORCE BASE, o I t AP > The atencb or death blt•w i.c-ros• lhts runwa~ a l lhb Air Forcti bUlll' Saturday H volunlc ra W\IOuded the bod.lei. ot hQndrediJ or rnllalous cullla~ rrom lh Cuyun 'lit! Junale. 'l'h•· :t.000 milt' 11lrli(l In C·14l CUl(O plunel Of 912 bodies began three di.ya ago. and tho pace wu1 doubled Saturday H the m1l1lar y bt•tcan. packing lht" COrpeJt::I or young tl\lldren IO lwoa and' threeti l nlo the ulumlnum cwies Onti case on the mahth n11thl bore th\• remains of r1vl' 1nf11nl!> and c hildren. crewmen:.:ud When the dcatb count soared 011 Saturday . a military i>pokcbmun :.aid 1t would take much longer than the original l'bl1male or two lo three week,.to identify. cltiWl and embalm all Lhe bodJet . A Pentagon spokesman. Army M UJ . Brlaham Shuler, said Saturday nJaht that 322 bodies hud been fingerprinted and rive posltlvely ldentlfled by their p rinlll, including that of the Final Flight Arrives ,.. With Cultists' Caskets cult's leader. the Rev. Jam Jones. He refused lo release the other names because relullves had not been notified. Slate Department. lawyer Michael White suid the govern- ment wi ll Oy survivors of the ma$S s ua cide·s l u1ylngs t o Chariest.on, S.C .• after Guyanese officials are firushed questionJng them in their investigation or the tragedy. State Department spokeswoman Mary Anne Buder in W astuniton Hid there were l:&"- survivor~. Saturday's flights exceeded the earlier cargo l im1~ of 81 cases because of "th(• enormity or the task thut lltb a ht;ad ... Shuler said. As the cases were rolled onto two flatbed trucks, tho 11mell ol putrid nesh. which lay decom· Fr.-Page A I posing 1n the tropical eun ror nearly a week. blew acros1 the runway, eacapina from the plastic·vinyl body ba1& and casket-like cues. "I don't know how the crews are standing it. to tell the truth, .. said a Lutheran chaplain. U Col. Richard G. Elsemann. who ofrered a brief prayer before the unloading. Reporters and pbotoeraphers were kept behind a rGpe 60 yards away. The flatbed trucks then drove to a amall, unused han&ar, a , ha ir-mile away and backed in wilh military precision. Other cases were slacked an a s torage s hed; still more, re- moved from the transfer cases that were sanitized and returned to 1 South Ame rica for more bodies. lay in rented refrigerat· ed tractor·traller vans. Yorens•c pathologlst s, radiologista and dentists were being brought ln from an Armed Forces instJtute ln Wu hlngton to help idenJ.Jfy tho de1td from medical reco!'ds. The rt:nt.ed vans were needed because the mortuary. a non· deacrlpt aincle-story building, ha• no ref r11~rators or II.a own. All~ mortuary. built In 1969 to accommodate Vietnam War casualUes, ls aald to be the lar1Ht on the East Coast, the larse-scale deaths in Jonestown clearlx were taxing Its racllllies. Only a handful or victims· families had arrived here by Saturday. fl will be up to relatives lo claim the bodies through the State Department and pay for shipment and burial. Shuler said it could cost $300 to $400 to ship a coffin to the West Coast. plus hearse fees to the airport. "The bodies will be weighed and will ~o based on ~tandard freight costs. so a child 1s goin~ to go for a lot less than a 215· pound adult.'' he noted. * * * LAST VICTIM LEA~ GUY ANA • • • \ Temple Realtor Raided nrigham Shull'r 1mid il will lake "much longer" than the two or three weeks onginally estimated to finish the airlift, ldentifica· lion. preparation a nd shipment of the bodies T he Stule Department saad no further partial Iii.ts of v1ctimi. wi ll he released. but a full hst will be provided when all of the victims who can be 1dent1flcd have becrl and ncxt·of·kin are nol!flcd. A li:,t of 170 teolat,vely adenlified v1ct1ms was released last week . A spokesmun said the rinal llsls will not be Issued soon because of Identification pro hlemif and expected trouble in locating survivors or some vie' tlms. Mailer Clarified A •Daily Pilot story last Sunday erred lnstating that a political endor:sement letter fro m Huntington Beao._ City Attorney Gail Hutton was printed on her omce stallonery. Whlle the letter support. ing s upe rvlsorial can- didate Harriett Wieder did read "Gail Hutton, Office of City Attorney, City of Jlunlmgl.On Beach.'' it was private ly printe d and financed, Mrs . Hutton has said. A notation at the bottom of the letter said il was not printed or mailed at t ax- paye r expense and was a uthorized by the Commit· tee l o e lect Ha rrie tt Wieder T he second' man formally charged In connection with the weekend or violence was ar- raigned Saturday. Charles Edward Be1kman. 43. of· lndian apolts. Ind , was char ged with murder ing four sect membt!rs al the cult's t.em pie in Georgetown The victims. 1dcntif1ed 1n court records as Sharon "Amos. Marlin Amos, Christa Amos and Liane Harris. were round with their throats cut the d ay or the suicides. Earlier il was reported that they , loo, committed suicide . Details or the alleged murders were not available . Las t We dn e sd ay, Larry Luvton, 32, of San Francisco. was charged w1lh the murders of Rep. Leo .J. Hyan, D·Callr .. three newsmen und a defecting mo.mbt-r or the eull They wt'rt' ~unned down on a Jungle :urstnp. apparently on Jones' orders. urter visiting the settlement to investigate reports or a buse of settlers there, most of whom came from California. The su1c1des appure nUy took place about an bour later. Three other sect members, Michael Prokes, and brothers Michael and Tim Carter , were detained for questioning by Guyanese authorities during the week , bot they were released Saturday. The three were taken by police rmm headquarters lo the Park llot.cl and told to be available for further question· ing, a police source said. Prokes declined to talk to re- porters, but the Carters said they fled from the Jonestown commune when the suicide ritual began. Michael Carter. 20, said Maria KaLsarls. who he Identified as an Intimate friend of Jones, gave him and his brother a heavy suitcase and told them ... Gel the hell out or here quickly. your lives are lo danger." He said she asked l.bem to take the suitcase to the U .S . Emba ssy in Georgeto wn. "but It was so heavy we couldn't carry it." He and his brother opened the luggage, Carter said. and when t hey saw it was filled with money they left it and ran. He told reporters he believed the suitcase and money now were being held by police. , The next court appearance for the stocky, blond Beikman. a sect member for 20 years. wHI be Dec. 4 in Georgetown. Layton will appear again J an. 15 al Mathews Ridge. the court nearest to the site of the airs trip ambush. 1 Dies, I Hurt In Collision A Buena Park man is racing m anslaughter and felony drunk driving charges after his sports car crashed in Fullerton Friday night, killing one passenger and serio usly inj uring anothe r, police said. Stephen Bradford Moore. 27, of 5320 Falls Way. received only m inor injuries when the 280Z he was driving smashed into a light s tandard a t State College Boule vard a nd Vista Del Oro about midnight. Fullerton police said. Kille d was Willia m E . Mederios, 27. of Hollis te r . Anothe r passenger, Frank David NikJas, 24. of 1304 Calle Grande. Fullerton, Is listed in satisfactory condition al Placen· tia Linda Community Hospital. o .. ,,,.,...IU!f_ LOS ANGELES <AP> Authorities searched a realty company and an escrow office after obtaining an a rridavil c l aimin g P eoples Temple leade r . the Rev. J im J ones, threatened two temple members with death unless they sold their prope rty a nd guve him the money. Los Angeles County District Attorney's. Investigators and police Friday raided the Enola M. Nelson Realty Co. in Los Angeles. owned by the sister of the leader or the local Peoples Temple, and the Crestwood Escrow Serv1<'e 1n Inglewood, a district attorney's spokes man ~aid. • They sought records of proper. ly transfe r s involving the Peoples Temple and former cull me mbers Wade and Mabel Medlock, according to the search warrant. The couple sold a house and apartment building m May 1977, said Tom McDonald, assistant to the district attorney. They charge In their affid1tvit that they did so a fte r Jone s threatened them with death. The couple filed an $18 million cl vii suit against .Jones last June In connection with the transac· lions . The Medlocks, bolh in thei r early 70s, said they had been me mbers of the church since 1971. Their affidavit said that in February 1977 they were told "by J ones that they would have to sell their homes and give the money to him or they would die." 2Firemen Hwt in Blaze Two flrefi JJ hte r s s uffered minor injuries Saturday after· noon while batlling a structure fire In the Red 11111 area near Tustin. an Orange County Fire Department spokesman said. The 3:30 p.m . blaze caused $45,000 damages lo structure and contents of the house at 13801 Deodur St Cause of the fire as believed to have been sparks hitting the roof from the flrepluce. The chimney did not twve a protective screen near the lop which u1mally pre· vents such hazards, according to the s pokesman. PAAAMEotC8 TRY IN VAIN TO REVIVE MAN WHOSE TRUCK BROKE WALL FlrerlghtcNI Cliff Srhnock 22, and Kurt Kreuger. 2U, hoth or Stolion 21. were treated und re· leased al Santu Ana -Tustin Com munity Hospit1tl. Saturday Crash Kills El Toro Man BOOZE MARKET DRIES UP • • • · ·n·1 just not aood eoouah," Peace said, canned rlrtnk on lunch breaks and returned to addlni other complaints were that It didn't work where they mixed It in the r stroom. mix well w1th the water, It left 1 powdery Another liquor 1tore own r •Hild one • An El Toro man died Saturday tut" in tho mouth and It had a tunny odor. woman returned several times to buy the morning when the pickup truck cafe·llquor which she took to work. ''She 111id he wH driving wont out or con· He added that Olobal Marketlnc Services she put It in her purse and would drlnk them trol in Costa Meta and amuhed alto didn 'It follow throul(h with • promised whlle the uthers are drinklntt coffee." through a block wall surround· c\dverti•lng compalan. But moat •tore owners said people tried tt Inc a re&tdenttal t wlmmln1 pool. PHce said tm wlahed be had paid heed to simply becawie It was somethln1 new-ind Jamet Samuel Schulta1 56, ot a recent llquor Industry newaletter, whlch not mttny came back for mbre. 23941 Lorkwood, wu deaa on Ir• had a report by the Sea"rams Co. The con· "Thi commenll we've had," aaid one rival al Costa Mn• Memorial chaalon of ill r11tarch 01 powdered alcohol, store clerk, who wit returnlfll the product. Hoapllal ronowtna the to: 10 a .m. ht tald, w•• tn.t tt did not come up to Sea· ··are thet they don't Uk• It and It Just doean t accident, oollce 11ld •r•m •' standard ol quaU\y. -ww IOOd." Sdndu ll believed to have •ul· .. _ When Peace ftrtt heard •bout 8Ul'.sbot "It'• one o1 the thole product.a," noted fend Ila ~ tattac\.~m!: he lboUlht It would .,. 1real 1W etmi)tn. But store mwaer Bob Lurence.a who Hid he trav,1 n1 .. u on • iurve" ot Onnae Co••l Uquor ltoNI Mllln1 liked the Ullte ol moet ol the ,.,vora, "that's Lan• ne1r Palntew ·~r:::; , al ~-.r 1 el•"-r ....... to make It bl.• or -broke." pollc• tald. Illa tn1elc e the product nvelled Mvtr ~· popt.a ar ""' .-. ':~ t II It .. ldn't over Falrvl•• and rammed UNI Peaoe reuoae, howev•, "'a "' thro.a1b th• wall at lltl One Uquor store In Coeta ....... in· co overln&outhernCallfomla-tbecountry'a Btamartl. du1trlal area reported a f1 tr .. mount of bull· l•rt"t IPl11t1 and ,,t.ne mark.t-tt'1 not If>-. No one '1 ~ Nlklenee wu ne11 with nearby worktn who boulht the 101 to IO o~r 1n1w~re. inj11red, ... ...,.. &o olflnra.-~\.;,.--·---........ --llll!l!lllmll!ll-.. ~-------ll!llm-------iiiiiilll-----~~ ·- I I 1 I I 1 l l ' j ) ' Dlllly ~ ... l'NtM by LH r•yM GREG JONES TRIES STRENGTH-TEST MACHINE ' SuncUy, November 28. 1978 DAILY PILOT Al Plit Another Niekel j ••• Antique ~ot Machines _ .. Up for "Bid in Anaheim Ballyh~d. gilded rare slot muchanes came up on the auc- tion block as often as a roll of three gold bars Saturday an Anuh~am The bt:st of the vantage penny. nickel and dollar-eaters ap- J>U r l!nlly will be sold to the highest bidder today when the semi-annual antique amusem'ent and gaming machine auction re- sumes at LO a.m. 4'A few hundred people milled about the Embassy Room of the Disneyland Hotel. mostly admir- ing the condition and charm or more than 750 jukeboxes, pinball mathioes. arcade devices and advertising items . · But the bidders we re as secretive and sober-looking as the stand-up slot machines in the shapes of a Forty-niner, Indian, cowboy and cocktail waitress. Buyers were attracted by such listings in the catalog as a "1913 Caille Twin Slot Machine with Music in rich oak cabinetry and striking copper-plated cast iron trim expected to sell for more than $40,000." However; during the first two hours of s ale only two slot machines were offered. A Mills 25-cent high top went for $900 and a very early Caille - Scheemer Star upright sold for $6,800. Auctioneers had tried to stall th e la tte r sale. saying a n Eastern bidder had not arMved yet. After a chorus or boos. they re- cons idered. emphasizing that .. game machines are the most rapidly appreciating investment today and the winner probably will be able to sell this after- noon." Meanwhile a 1960 Wheel or Love, 1878 Bentwood oak and brass racing sulky, walnut keno goose, 1949 peanut vendor and 1920 roulette wheel each were taken away for prices ranging from $140 to S750. The drone of the auctioneer's breathless s piel hummed in- cessant.ly in the background, much like the clatter of small change and dinging bells in a Las Vegas lounge. And also like in a casino, there were shinier. more intriguing or neon-lit objects that caught the eye if luck was running short. All those slot machines that were n 'l being mo\!ed up to the front or the room showed a variety of gimmicks to lure bet- tors. Some dispensed bubble gum or music or had glass channels to watch deposited money disap· p ea r A 5-cent Iron Claw machine was full or marbles and prizes. And the lop bidder for the reproduction of a Clawson nickel drop could watch a 5-cent pi ece fall through a jumble or wire coils before it landed heads or tails to determine a win. Further browsing through a gambler's version of Santa's works hop uncove red s uc h whimsical items as an advertis- ing clown suit, wicker baby car- riage. taxicab stand, brass cash re~isters and Kiddie muloscope. And for winning stares -if not much loot -there was a Kowloon rickshaw "only driven once by a little old Chinese lady going to rice market" recom- mended. for joggers who "want lo pick up a few bucks along the wav." . COWBOY WAS ONE OF SEVERAL PERSONAllZED SLOTS -, From Pttfle Al -Second-Man 'Seen' COMMUNI1Y COIJEGES EYE FISCAL SIHJFFLE • • • •. recreational courses for the idle ... "The ofCicials jus tify the_se massive programs with the saw about education being a lifelong learning process . . . somehow they seem to think this gives them license to spend the tax- payers' money providing classes from cradle to the grave." Reacting to Waters and his critique. Norman Watson. chan- cellor of the Coast Community College District, said, "There a re still some dinosaurs in our midst." He agreed that junior colleges originally began with cur- riculum offerings only for stu- dents seeking to transfer to rour- ye a r schools and vocational training. Now, however, he said, com- munity colleges are in their fourth generation stage and are offering "life-long education." "T here was a time when education stopped at a certain age," Watson said. "This is no longer true Older people are beginning to say, 'My education never ends.' "To .say to these people you can no longer have an education is going to meet with a rebuff " he continued. •·They've paid their truces." Robert Lombardi, superinten- dent of the Saddleback district, supports Watson's views. "J think that if people want to come to school to enrich their lives. that is a reasonable expen- diture of public funds," he said. "For the first time people are coming to take American His- tory just because they want to learn about American History That's a m~rvelous thing. "If peop1e are objecting to that, they should look at that ob- * * OLDER ADULTS DESERVING Dr. Norman Watson j ection closely. Isn't that where our society wants to go?" · State level community college officials appear to agree wtlh Lombardi. Recently, a task force with the goal of reviewing the "mission" of the community colleges released its report. Although community colleges must "change with changing times." the r eport stated, it re- commended that the two-year schools be left as they now exist. Shadowing community college educators is one solution they say they rear h!gislators may propose-tuition. Junior college administrators offer two strong objections to rewriting the State's Education Code to force junior colleges to charge tuition for their credit classes. The first is that instituting tui· * F., NANCI AL FOCUS COMMUNITY COLLEGE CUTBACKS How 70 district s (106 community colleges) are responding to Proposition 13 and a projected S percent enrollment decline from last year's approxl mately 1,315,000 students. Summer School : 15 districts completely cancelled. 30 ~rated at "substantially r educed" le vel. 15 ' partially reduced." About 10 offered pormal summer program. Community Services: Budgets cut by an average of 75 percent statewide. 21 colleges completely eliminated program and staff. . Trend: To place all community service ac· tlvity on a ~If supporting basis. FacuHy and Staff: No full·tlme f acuity were terminated. Largest reduction: Failure to rehire part· time Instructors. Many vacant positions were left unfilled. NoA.credtt Courses: 3 districts ellmlhated all non-crecm courses. 9 made selective reductlOflS. 30 established fees. · 6 continued on non·fee basis. . ' • In JFK Death Film ENRICHMENT IS VALID Dr. Robert Lombardi 'WE'RE NOT PROVINCIAL' Dr. Donald Shields DALLAS <AP l Greatly .enlarged frames or a movie fit m taken th~ day President John F . Kennedy w·as as- s a ssinated may s how two persons in a sixth noor window of the Texas Sch ool Book De pository. a photo analys t hired by The Dallas Morning News said Saturday. In a copyright story. the Morn- ing News said it recently ob· tained the color film, taken and copyrighted by amateur photo- grapher Charles L. Bronson of Ada. Okla .. and commissioned photo analyst Ro rt J . Groden to analyze that i of the film s howing the si h r of the de pository,. The paper said Groden. or Hope Lawn, N.J !, worked with prints from the film. trying to detect movement in the window t1on would violate the "open Sacramento to force the com-from which the warren Com- door" policy. munity colleges to char ge tui-mission concluded that Lee This policy, written into law, lion. Harvey Oswald. acting alone, provides that any California re-Cal State. Fullerton President shot Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963. sident, kindergarten age and up, Donald Shields. whose school is Groden has served as a consul- who is able to benefit from the in its third year or declining tant on photographic evidence junior colleges. should be ad-en r o 11 men t: de n ied thi s for the House assassinations milted. possibility. committee. "Equal opportunity, equal ac-"I don't see stale colleges ad-"There is another person mov- cess," Lombardi said, defining vorating any policies that would ing in the next set of windows." the open door policy. "If we reduce the programs offered by Groden told The Associated mean it, we have to provide It." community colleges," Shields Press. "He <the figure> is wear- The second objection is more said. ·•we haven't been that pro-ing a bright red shirt. Another brownish-tannish or 'olive shirt. It's difficult to tell because the windows are dirty. I can make • o ut figur e s moving. simultaneously in both sets or'· windows." ' Depmy Hurt During Stop An Orange County Sheriff's deputy was treated for minor in- j uries al M1 ss1on Community . Hospital Saturday after he Wa$~ knocked to the ground by a vehi.i; cle while he was stopped on In- terstate 5 in Mission Viejo. • P atrol deputy Antonio Rojo:• was walking from hi s unit to a•' car he had stopped .near the La Paz off-ramp about 8:40 p.m., when he was hit, officers said. .. The vehicle, reportedly a motorhome. did not stop but ~ ~ jo got a description of it and dep, uties picked the driver up Of\ • Ortega Highway near San Juan Capistrano, officers said. In custody Saturday night anct '. charged with hitting ROJO was Charles Franklin Nussbaumer of Huntington Beach, officert said. • pragmatic. Community college vincialinourconcern." figure appears to be wearing administrators say their chief ---------------------------------------advantage in competing with the four-year colleges and un- ivers ities, public and private, and with private vocational schools, is the lower cost to the student of the junior college. Dr. Lloyd Messersmith, ex ecutive director of the California Co mmunity and Junior College Association, addressed this fear at the state Community Colleges Board or Governors Conference In Los Angeles last month. "If a significant tuitio. factor were to be utilized In the com- munity college without dramatic increases in tuition and fees within the other two segments," he said, "the community college as we know it would virtually be destroyed " A complicating factor is the condition or declining student e nrollment now prevailing throughout most of CaUfornla. Over the next 20 years , statistics indicate the decline will continue. The bir thrate statewide bas dropped from 2A births per l ,000 in 1957 to 15 bl rths per 1,000 t n 1977, California officials reported. In Oranie County the drop is greater -down from 29 births per 1,000 population In 1957 to 14 per 1,000 In 1975, accordlnl to county otncl•ll "I believe there ls potent.lei for a real battle," Lombardi 11td, refemna to a precttcted comp eUllon fbr s tudents between the state colle1H, private acbooll and commumty colle1es. Walt0n and Lombardi also both Hid tbe1:!rj• that offtela11 or tbe mi1bUe state colle1e IYttem IMJ Preteme ln Goodness ... what taste! "Re send gifts ... Come in •nd •lect food 9lh !Mks for ChriltrnH. T•kt with you or -·11 ship. w.·11 hendle tll the det•ll• •nd even en~loee • penon .. w•dnel Texas Sp~ad . 1 lb, BEEF STICK. Summer S.uNfl. 12 oz. Miid Midttt L.ontttorn, 5 01. Smoky lsmolctd chfftt ~1rl. 7 01. Pl11n Goud•, 1~ 01. hlle Fa.ur I• ntturet Frend'I type 11m1· '°ft chMtel, 8 01. Edam Slid!, plus Strewtltrry Bonbons 18.98 ..-.. a.11 , .... ....... c..-......w.... .. c ......... ffi~~©f. ,~,ffl~. OF OHIO IN . iouth Coast !tua I« .. ., .. l f I I ·I ... . .. ' A4 DAILY PILOT Weekly review of Orange CQflst 1ghllghts '• PAUL OWENS, 13, OF COSTA MESA, CYCLES DRY Fountain Valley Recipes 'gobble' oven time F rench, Chinese and Italian cuisines were joined this week by a newcomer-Fountain Valley cooking. Second· gr aders at Cox School created the "Gobble. Gobble Cookbook" and dedicated it to ··an the t urkeys of the world." Chief advantage of the 7-year-olds' recipes is the recommended cookiog time. surely the 's hortest in the culinary history of the pilgrims' proud bird. Oven tjmes range from June Lin's roasting instructions ''two minutes at t wo degrees," to Jason Caist 's more democratic "maybe one hour at 5S degrees.·: Any questions, Julia" Commission's future clouded Questions defin itely arose last week about the future of Orange County's fledgling Fair Campaign Practices Com· m ission. Reviewing its performance this year, three coun· ty supervisors recommended disbanding the commission as a "palhetic paper tiger " and confusing to voters. Board Chairman Thomas Riley, however , defended the com· mission as a "deterrent" to candidates who might be tempted to try and deceive voters. The boa rd postponed its final verdict until J anuary Newport Bc.1ch Wherefore art thou, Osprey? There's a fe male ra re bird in Newport Harbor who probably about now would like to t alk to a commission to prevent unfair mating practices of Ospreys. The lonely lady has patiently perched on her chilly and celebrated nest for several we<!'ks now, but so far no male Osprey has arrived lo oblige her maternal instincts . "Dear Abby ... " Laquna Beach Pounds peeled for pledges ------!~ D id a n yone cnJoy T h a nk sgivin g Day a s much as Laguna Beach Top of The World Elemen- la ry School principal Mike Carroll ' Probably not. On Nov . 7. Carroll went on an unusual diet inspired by $80-per-pound lost pledges from pa re nts and s tu- dents. Proceeds were lo go to th<' school libra r y. Weighing in Wednesday, J6 days later, Carroll was down from 205 t o J85 pounds. and the libr a ry was about $1.300 richer. ' . Agency Due for Demise? WASIUNGTON CAP l -Presa· dent t'urter's reor ganization 11tuff 11 preparing a proposal that would eliminate \ the Com· rncrre Department and s pin off Ill\ functions to other agencies. for un estimated savings to tax- ~tiyt-rs of SJO milUon a year. AL~ 0 UNDER consider ation Is a plan to sltip the U.S. Forest Service from the 'Agriculture Department. NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER ............. The proposals, no19e of whit have yet reached the president for his considera tion, also would create a new Bureau of National Resources by enlarging and re· naming the Interior Depart ment. VIOLET SMITH, 73, RIOHT, SOMmMES OETS VIOLENT OYER MINE INSPECTIONS She'• Cheaed More Then • Few From The Mine She And Her Huebend Operete In Coloredo And they would transform the present Department of Housing a nd Urban Development ..tnto a larger a nd broader agency named the Dep artme nt of Economic Development. Don't Tread on Violet By JULES LOH ,.,. S-111 C«,.......... HAY GULCH. Colo. -A small e mbroidery hangs on Violet Smith's kitchen wall, a grad· motherly touch. It Is a nosegay or wild flowers and the injunction: "Love never faileth." "Hell no, kid. I ain't going soft," the lady re- assured. "Had to kick a rear end just the other day. Some S.0 .8 . r aised his damn voice at me. Kicked him right out the door, "BUT YEAH, KID, I guess I'm slowing down. Hell. 1 ·.n 73." Violet Smith. as admire rs or rugged in· THE OFFICIALS stress that dividuallsm and undeleted expletives may recall, is the salty lady who chased a succession or Carte r bas not yet been present· fede ral coal mine inspectors off her property ed with the proposals, a nd that several years ago and any decision on whether to seek .----------]bloodied a few noses in Some reorganization advisers in the Office of Management and Budge t are urging that these and other major renovations or the federal government's struc· ture be made a top presidential prior ity next year . according t.O OMB offi cials who ast.ed not to be named. major reorganizations is still ( ~ uERJ" ~ the process. weeks away. .llJU. .....,.. The report at the Ad vocat es point out that time was that she stood Carte r campaigned on a pro· out front with a shotgun. mise to make the federal gov· · ernm ent more effi cient by re-Violet hastens to correct that impression. "I never drew my gun. I run 'em off with a or ganizing it. a nd that. he pick handle once. and a two-by-four. and. oh yeah, pledged to reduce drastically the I chased one little s .O.B. with a butcher knife. But number of federal agencies. I never drew my gun." Although Carter has trimmed s h · 'd II d bb · a number of relatively insignifi· Violet m1t . mc1 enta y, oes not a rev1ate cant "advisory committees," he S.0.~er gentlest reference to mine inspectors is h as actua lly enla r ged his d h · h h Cabinet, creating a new Energy ''them pisants" an er dispute wit t em arose when they endeavored to enforce mine safely rules Department a nd pressed for which. Violet allows. were written by jackasses crea tio n of a n Ed-u ca t 1on a nd a nyhow couldn't apply to the modest coal Department. mine she and her hus band and a few occasional hired hands have operated -without federal advice since 1936. "They haven't come back, so I guess I won. The guy with th~ subpoenas hasn't come back either. I told him to cram 'em. "The top dog in Washington never did come down. His name was Rogers Morton. He phoned me: said l would obey his rules if he had to come out here himself. I told him to get his rear end on out here if he thought he was big enough." Violet Smith. 6 reet tall, 18S pounds, also does not s ay rear end. Well. Morton and his men should have known. Violet Smith hasn't taken guff from anybody since the day she packed her clothes In a sack and ran away from home at age 13. WHEN HER COUSIN tried to fetch her, she leveled a pistol at him and told him to get lost. Wailing tables. a masher got fresh and she scalded him with corree. "Hell, kid, them feds have never scared me. "One time when I was running a little grocery store in Durango an internal revenue agent came in and said l hadn't paid my taxes. I bad. I flat- tened the S.O.B. with my fist and kicked his rear end out the door.·· A good punch. it would seem, never faileth eithe r. Taxing Times SEATTL E CAPl -Is the IRS giving you headaches? Consider the case of Darre ll and Gloria Lester. Their income tax returns have been a udited every year except 1976 for the past 23 years. In all those a udits since 1955. Mrs. Lester Strife-torn Iran Girds For Strike "THEY WANTED ME to do things like build a says the IRS has found only one mistake - bathhouse next to the mine, for GOO"Ssa e. MY worth Sl~. which they pafd, with interesr. ~•--- house is next to the mine. What the hell do I need Mrs. Lcl'lter , 50, decided enough was with a bathhouse?" enough when she received an IRS directive lo Quite. The added irony is that the state, that appear on Dec. 5 with last year 's financial re· very year. had presented her with a citation : not cords to answer questions about deductions one major accident or injury since the mine less than $50. opened. That record still stands. "Twenty-three years of it Is too much," So does her sign. It says: "No inspectors al· she said Friday. "I'm just not going to do it. TEHRAN, Iran <AP > -White-lowed on this property. This is our property. We· They can do whatever they will to me, but colla r workers at Iran's central are capable of minding our own business. King I'm just not goi ng in to see them again." bank. nervecenter ofthisstrife· -~C~o~a~l ~M~i~n~e~.Th!:!1~s~w~a~y!...!:p~le~a~s~e~.'-' __ ~------__.:~~!!!!!!!!!lie!!!!l!11ml!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!.. torn country's monetary system, went on s trike Saturday de · manding that the milita ry gov- ernment be removed within a week. New anti-shah violence was reported in many areas. THE WALKOUT appeared to be the first in a general strike called for by Moslem religious leaders and the National Front, a key political group in the op· position to Sha h Moha mmad Reza P ahlavi. In downtown Tehra n, 200 re· finer y workers stormed t he headquarte rs of the state-run National Iranian Oil Co. protest· ing the !Jrrest of leade rs of a 15-day strike that c rippled Iran's vital oil industry earlier this month. Troops fired shots to dis· perse the protesters but no ea"!U1i1t1eS'Wereaeportect.-m:ross town. agents of SAVAK. the shah's secret police. stormed the offices of the National Associa· tion of Lawyers to rip down anti· ~hah posters. •1 NO CASUALTIES were re· ported In these incidents. But in Fra nkfurt, West Ge rmany, authorlUes reported at least 200 policemen and proteste rs were injured when anti·shah dem· ons trators tired to storm the U.S. Consulate and were driven back by police firing water can- nons. . The clash occurred after an estimated 7.000 Iranian. Turkish and West Germ a n d e m · onstrators marched through the city. Delly Piiot Publl1her Robert WHd preMnt1 check to cerrfer Edw•rd Opterman Midwest Awaits Snow Fourteen-yeer-old Edward Opferman la the third of four brother• to retire from a succeaaful bualneH. "I worked 30 minutes a day on my Dally Pilot paper route, and I aaved $1,268 In four years " he said. 11.s. s--.,,, • ,,,.~Poft• Snow fell Saturday f rom eo;i111e,tJltm Neveo. nortfl tUl••rd to lllf Nt~llkt Penhendlt '"d warnings for 111.,., \now werf 1-41 tor Ille ~1Mno1H•te•n reolon alld ltoclll• Rein ..0 100 occu"td eer!Y In•• South -tlfllr .. Greet • ~11111 -anow wts on II• wey for .. '-5t of "" MlclwM1. Tr11v.I ed'll-lft ,.,. •now w"" ""' for Ille ,,_IAIM of tMI CtlllrAI ~ev•da, all 01 Uttll, PUil Of i9"!11Wt •ttrr1 Co•ou1d0 -POrtlont "'11 Ille centr,. Hew M .. lco moun- WIM WIMtr \lonn wetc•t -· IHutd flDf Hllenl COiorado, IOYlhHlltfll wY9ml"9. tit OI -tika, 116rt11Cttn· trel K•""*' MO toutlltrn -tettrn ..... 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If you ere a boy or glrl at leHt 10 ye.,• old end would enjoy earning your own money •nd opportunltlea to vlalt Dlaneytend, Cetelln• •nd other •re• attr•ctlona, call our clrculetlon dep•rtment et 642-4321 or mall the coupon below • ~------~--------------------~-----'am lnlerHted In becoming• Delly Piiot c1rrler. PleHe tell me l more abOut It. I I •• Age .•••••• 'I 642-4321 Neme .•..•..•• Street .. , . . . . . . . . . • . . . • • . . ....................• : City ....... ' ...•.•..................... Zip, ...... Phone ••.•.•• ·I , DAILY PILOT • • STATE NEWS ) 8uftdly. ~ ~. 197. • OM.V PILOT A5 Hope Fades For Cultists' Relatives 1 SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Now, even the hope la nearly 1one. Wllb the !WWI SlturdO)' that the dUth count at the Peoples Tempi maH m urdei-01uiclde ln Ouy1n1 had reached 912. Calllomlana wtlh Ut to the Sin PunciJc<>.bued cult hold UtUe hope that frlendl·or reJ1tlves could hav• 11.P'· vlved tM rituall1Uc mau deaLb tht Rev Jim Jonet led b1I followen ln laat • aturday at the sect'• commune In now lbe number of known dead la ap- proachlnc the number of people thouaht to b.avt> llvedatJamettown. "I need a joyou, occuion;' be Hid wearily. K1J Wife , he sald as be shook hla head grimly, ''ls st.ill tf')'iq to look on the bright aide." f anally presumed amon1 the Jonestown dead. "I dop't understand why the 1ovem· ment ia making the famlliea pay tp brlnt the bodi• bome," be aaid. ·'Oh God," aa.ld Jeannie Milli, dJl'ftt.Or of a center for former temple memben. on hearing th•l tho body count b•d Jumpedto900. 'rile handful of Jones' followers left in San Francisco, were once aaain secluchd at the larae yellow brick build· ln1 wbich serves aa the sect's head· quarten. Effort.a to reach anyone at the Temple raUed. The tovemment ia fiytna the dead to Dover Air Force Base, De l.. but families must claim the bodJea t.bfre and pay for any additional transpolta· lion. Many oft.be dead are t.boucht to be from Calllomia. Guyana. · "We're tlek. '' wu all she eou\d HY as she bl.IDI up the telephone to 1pre1d the word to others al the Human •'refllom Center -many with family at lhe 0 uyana setUement. . Some people turned to anger and frustration. "l'VE ALltEADY had friends call Dle up and ask to borrow money." Jobll80n said. "One girl just called me and l haven't gotanymoney. MOST OF 111E week. omctall Uated only som 400 dead. But H bodles were removed for ahlpment b•ck to the Unit· fd States, more bod!ta went found and A RED-EYED San Francisco man. with two grandchildren unaccounted for at J onestown. said he was going to the weddlna of a loog·llme friend. • 0 1 DON'T VNDEKTSTAND why the government ls lettJ.ng ut down," said Elisha Johnaon J r .. of San Francisco, who said he had many frteod.s with "Most of these people come from PoOr black families," he said. • A .. WI ........ FAMILY OF SLAIN NBC'CAMERMAN LE.AVE MASS AT HOLLYWOOD CHURCH SATURDAY Mrs. Connie Brown, Right, With D•ughter Kim, 15, •nd Reporter• M•r•h•ll end Cruz Bird Review Planned SACRAMENTO <AP> A state judicial elfilcs panel in- tended to investigate the state Supreme Court before Chier Justice Rose Biro asked that iJ. look into allegation.s the-court held back a rufing until after the Nov. 1 election, the Sacramento Union reported Saturday. Quoting unnamecJ Murces, the ne wspaper said the Judicial Performance Commission had already planned its investiga. lion into possible judicial mis· conduct. News reports t.be day before the election to confirm he r nomination to the court said the justices had decided to delay a decis ion throwing out a 1975 law requiring a prison term for anyone using a gun durlng a felony. 30llld~DW WEST COVlNA <AP> -A fire apparently caused by an elec- trical short-circuit Saturday left This ~tyj1sl' machine makes sewing easier at a very practical price. { ___ . SI',_:4_TE_) three cnttdreo dead and a baby in critical condition. A neighbor called the fire de- partment, but by the time rescuers arrived and broke into the house, all four children ·- Cecil Adams Jr., 7, WUUam Adams, 4, Edward Adams. l lh, and Monique Coleman, 5 -were unconscaous on the bedroom floor. NoCClteSt•,,_,. LOS ANGELES <AP> Police say the stabbing of a 37 · year-old transient is not being investigated in connection with tbeso-calledSkid RowStabber. The victim, Everett Wilson, was reported in fair condition at County-USC Medical Ce nte r. He was found early Friday after an assailant walked up to him and II converts from flat bed to lree·arm for sewing cuffs. armholes, sleeves. With built-in zig-zag, stretch. bhnd hemstitches and a bu1lt·1n buttonholer Model543 jabbed a knife in his side. Police have attribut.ed..12-attacks -10 of. them Catal -to the Skid Row Stabber. Sleep··-·-LOS ANGELES <AP> -U . Gov. Mervyn Dymally said he has suffered "nightmares" the past week because or his in· volvement with the Peoples Temple, whose members com- mitted mass suicide in Guyana last weekend. Dymally disclosed that he had written a letter to Guyana Prime Min is te r Forbes Burnham in October 1977 de· fending the religious sect. GfU Gtdp 1 ... ,.. S ACRAMENTO <A P > California motorists guzzled less than a billion qallons or gasoline during September for the first time in five months, but con· sumption still set records, savs a state tax agency. lnOaflon·f iglding value on this Touchl'ronic* 1200 memory machine. ~-. I ~ a a_ ltftft ri; This machine is so easy to use. you can :,,;,t... ~y"..., l1flV 1>11occ spend less time on the mechanics of . the machine and more tune on creating something beaullful. Just touch a button for sewing any of 21 stitches. With a flip & Sew• panel. a push·button bobbin and more. Made in U.S.A. Model 1200. Save 130ma Ibis -r llg-ugmacbine. ~.~~ ~!~.~~~ i:.".":~-~~9~~~ om,•11995 chine. With 15 interchangeable Fasbion• slllches, a 4·step built· In bunonholer. front drop-in bobbtn and more. Model 248. IOO llll.IDI PIOPLE mr llPD Wlf&lllWil ·----.-.. ---= .... --..; -·--.., ....... ,. -... -..... '-----·--~ ~ ::n=.L·.-....... ::::---_-:;:i ..... = c:..,.._ ...... ... 'AT,...__tlM._....~y Slain Newsmen Praised Lerues Still ReaJrding as Bul,/,ets Hit BURBANK (AP> -A 27-year· old San Francisco photographer, killed with four other Americans in an _!.mbush by r eligious cultists at a jungle airfield in Guyana, was eulogized Saturday by a longtime friend as "a man of immense warmth and kind· ness who captured events with bis camera that touch all or us." ·'One week ago, a terrible tragedy took the life of a fine photographer. my good friend Greg Robinson," said Larry Segall or Burbank. "I will re- mem ber bis love, his friendship and bis charm." AND GALE Robinson said of his slain son, "he was my bero ... 1 juslloved him." .............. An estimated 400 relatives and friends. including 60 from San Francisco, turne d out for fune ral sel"Vices at -SL Jude's Episcopal Church in s uburban Burbank. only a block from where Greg Robinson was born. GRIEF0v£RcoMESMURD£AEDPHOTOGRAPHEA'SKJN Mother, Beverly Robinson, Right, Slater, Andrea, Lett A quartet of French born players played four religious songs and a choir sang two hymns, "Simple Gifts" by Aaron Copland and "Evening P rayer·· by Thomas Yeakle. Greg and his rathe r . a pro· fessional musician. both played the French horn; his mother. Beverly, was a profess ional singer . T!!_rou.,&.h.Qut the' servic e , Greg's parents. his sislerl\n- drea. 24, and his ex·wife, Min, sat near the flag-draped casket. J\t the end, as the family rose to touch the casket, they bunt into tears. Min collapsed from grief. F BAN ORTIZ. who worked with Greg as a photographer for the Examiner and had been his teacher at San Francisco State College, quoted from a Jack London poem that be sald Greg would have liked: "I would rather that my spark should bum out in a brilliant name than it should be stifled by dry rot . . . The proper fu nction of man is to live. not to exist." He had been with the Ex- aminer for three years and had won several awards. He current· ly has a one·man photography imow in San Francisco. "HE WAS MY only son." Robinson's father, Gale, said as his son's body was r eturned to Los Angeles Tuesday aboard an Air Foree transport. bHe was the best in 1he business . . . That 's why they sent him to Guyana. They always sent him on the toughest assignments because he was fearless." Greg's body was to be cremat· ed, and interment was to be private. On Friday. sel"Vices were held for NBC cameraman Bob Brown at St. Ambrose Catholic Church in Hollywood where about 500 mourners, including many from the local news media. gathered. Family members in atten· dance included Brown's widow, Connie ; his adopted Vietnamese DurlngJJ's daughter . Kim 15, and tais fathe r, Bob Brown Sr. Burial was a t Holy Cross Cemetery in suburban Culver City. I N THE EULOGY, ABC news m an Ge raldo R ivera praised his friend Brown as a hero. Rivera, who is based in N~w York, said when be 1irst beard the news of the slayings, be knew Brown "would have died on bis feet with his camera roll- ing because that's the kind of man he was." Brown's camera filmed the attack until he was shot down. Rivera also urged reporters to inv~stigate and "go alter these cults." "We must see exactly wbat they are up to. We must un· de rs tand the dark and evil fo r ces that could cause something as dreadful as this," said Rivera. •. Huge Warehouse Clearance We're cleorlng our 15.000 sq. ft. worehOuse to the walls. Sloshing pices to cost on yards ond yards of toP quality carpeting. rOll ends and remnants. Our low overhead ond vOlume purchasing hove a lways meant great values. But during this special clearowoy the savings are staggering ... and so is the seleetlon. Come in now for choice yarooge. Immediate delivery and installation. SALE 3.95 SQ. YD. Reg. $5.95. "Indoor/ OUtdoor GrOll." For a little green you get o lot during our summer c learance. Tough-duty chevron ya rn promises long 1ife a nd durobillty. SALE 6.95 SQ.VO. Reg. $9.95. "Freth Start." Thia< ny1on OluSh reduced to slim new prlce. In popular earthtones of brown. rust and sondeostle. Conveniently located ot Edinger ond Newport Freeway In Santo Atlo (714) 558·3921 SALES.60 SQ.YO. Reg. $7.60ShortShag 100% Nylon. Continuous filament wears like Iron. D.Jroblllty and easy-core make it Ideal for rental units. Available immediately In o rolnbOw of decofotor colors. Open Mondov thru Friday 9 to 6. Soturdoy 9 to 5 lhop Ur• the lullders Do wa•.-.• Direct at Dlioount Pfloe~ SALE7.95 SQ . YD Reg. $10. 95. "Potts of Coll." Heavy 100% nylon plush. A luxuriously textured. ros1hent beauty in c innamon. walnut. mink. bronze c anyon. temple ivory or butterscotc h., • Thom.ts Keevll/Edltor ~.-~torial .a0 RObert N. Weed/Pubflshe, Orange ~ Daily Pilot ~-· _.-1 ge Sunctev. NcMi•m. 2111. 1m Barbar• Krelblch 'Ed1tor1•1 P~ Editor Missiµg Address' €a~es Confusion . The Cnlifomia lllf hway Pat..r"Ql hw. l>ttn directed to wathhold addro:;s~ o 1>4->c>pl • mvol\led an accidenta nd urrcsts . 'uch information is va wed a \'lolaung u 1977 • pr•vncy lcguUut1on bill. . That t><>und~ lcgu1motc t>nouAh What precious Uttle tJr1vucy we hu•c lefl oueht to be viewed as n proud poss SKIOn not to bt• s hurcd tndiscnmrnately. But ut th • pructu:al 1 vel. lhtb mt erpr~tatlon ~ golnK to .cu~ u lot of m1 und4!n;tonding. embarra · ment und gncr. What at mean. Is you \\Ill be rending stones thot do not prope~ly atit•nllfy pcr~on:, kilted. lnJurt>d or arrested an cases mvcsllguted by th 'HP. The res ult will be stories thatstatesomethangalon thehnesor: . "Pe~er trogh~eyer, 28. Irv1t1< , carpenter. was ktJled Fndaymghtwhenha Cttr .. " That's not much of a problem. A person with that ~ame, occupation and age. and Jiving in that cit y , is n't hkely to be confused with anyone else But what if we 're tnlkJng about William Adams. 44. year-0ld Costa Mesa ttuto mechanic? Or Terry L. Adams. 29·year-old Huntington Beach aerospace worker? Or Raul Sanchez. 20-year-o[d Santa Ana student? . And w.hat if -and this is a big one -the occupation ts not available? After all, it isn't one of the items listed on a driver 's license. Furtt :r. in a large city such as Los Angeles there are thousands of persons who could easily be mixed up with o.thers of the same name, and often of the same occupa· · lion. Th~ situation is bound to lead to many cases of mis· ta.ken identification. Families of accident victims, ·along wit~ persons erroneously confused with drivers arrested or cited by tJ1e CHP, are in for some needless strain if the · policy is continued. An address is part of a person's identification. Withholding it in the interests of "privacy" is, in this case, a wrong move. ~ far, the address poli~y has applied only to state agencies. We hope local law enforcement departments will not follow suit. Scotch Military Unions Suppose a group of Gls or Marines were ordered into action to protect U.S. lives or territory -and they voted not to go because it conflicted with their weekend plans. Should their company commander counter their vote with an offer to pay double time and paint the barracks'? A I thought.his ludicrous situation appears far·f etrhed , it has been lurkmg as a very real possibiUty for our armed forces for u numbe r of years. Some civil li bertarians and many of the nation's top labor offi cials bcli('ved the armed forces shouJd be un- ionized. They felt military personnel were entitled to the same personal freedoms as chiilians anc.lsaw.1he issue.as something to be negotiated Fortunately, legislation reaffirming the constitu· tional roles of the military, the Congress and the presi- dent has finally wound through Washington and this month was signed by President Carter. - The law. of course, properly saw that a commander has no latitude to negotiate on collective bargaining is· ~ues. lie is given a mission and must accomplish it without wheedling or trading favors. The military simply cannot operate like a civilian force. One reason th~ issue came up was a gradual .erosion or.p.ay and fringe benefits traditionally given to American military personnel. Instead of whittling away at these items. Congress ought to be figuring out a way to want to <.icccpt the military life. Ticket Evasion Curbed The days of ignoring parking tickets are over. For ycurs. California's legal apparatus bore down heavily on drivers who had been cited for moving viola· lions. The parking tickets were largely ignored until they assumed massive proportions and the guilty party was being cited or questioned about another matter. That's changed . Now the Department of Motor Vehicles will refuse to renew your auto or truck registra- tion if there's a record of parking violations against you. You'll pay up, including a S2 service fee for each ticket , or you'll be driving around in an unregistered vehicle. r Courts ca.n send the ir list of parking violations, along '"'~th the vehicle tagged. lo the DMV and sidestep the normal procedure of issuing warrants. It's s uch a s imple plan we're surprised no one thought of it before while we were tossing tickets aside without much worry of paying up. • Opm1ons expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and a111sts. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Pho ne (714) 642-4321 . . . .. :.Boyd I Big Spenders By L. M. BOYD 'Me n s pend the most on wfrat they like to do. Women sp~od tht> most on how they want lo look. Or so ays our toye and War mun aftc:' a st\Jdy of these matters. When a' girl takes up u sport. he op\es. her decision as to w hich sport ortenUm e~· hinges on what sort of cos· tuche said s port requires. That ·s one or the several seasons t.here are more ladles in bikinis at the beach lhan. .. "".\"' ·:-.·e ..... *" ..... You don't hMie . . • _,, .... _. '*' _., ..... .. say. fe male hockey players . IC a company audit turns up the fact that funds are missing, the detectives on the case quickly look at the absentee records or those employees who might have been in a position to make orr with the money. No. the worker most often away Isn't the prime suspect. On the cootrary. lt's tbe party who's there all lJle time. The em· bezzler rarely lakes sick leave. Did I tell you no chigger ever gets more than one meal? The muscles in the tall of a <'Ol outnumber the mu5cles in o human hand by three to one, don't foraet. Took 25 ye1r1 for West Germany's acientlsts to Isolate the ~ call o! the herring, but they finally did that thine In the North Sea oH Cuxhaven. An amoro• herring 1oes ... Beep, beep," ' they now uy. ----------------~------------...... --NiekTitinun h -Work Ethic H·as No Boundaries WASlltNCTON -Whut IS more comic . or irnd, than a mu turh !Ct .:ovcrnmonl omcer. outfitted an plaid pants, chaiung a Lutln bu~boy. looklng a bit Uke C harlie Chaplin. down the streets of our ttt>publle's capital. m the nsmt.• or th(' U.S. lmm1 uruUon and Nuturuli zataon S-Orvlct"' F.gods. the hunt w:ts on. a nd JSbOrh.'d fon•agn nationals fled th1.·1r 1>lat·c of t' m ploym('nt I a re taur- r 11 n l> lik e patrontt o f a bawdy house being r :mt(!d by thl' m ora l ~ :-.q uad . This happened 10 Was hington. D.C .. lust week. and 14 of those "1llegal aliens" were nabbed hke so many thieves by the INS dicks. · Tsk. tsk. what were these poor devils doing. these busboys. dishwas hers. potato-peelers. and b!llhroom janitors? Why. they were working for minimum wages. paying Social Secllrity, federal and O.C. taxes. and do- ing the dirty work that most souls in O.C. won't do. The "Help Wante d " col· umns an the Washington papers groan with pleadings lo come to work. and yet we have scores of thou s and~ or people on un· e mployment or welfare benefits. or lollygagging on CETA. or other make-work programs. The great F e deral Plantation Manager here loves to dispense :-.ue h money because there seems to be an endless supply coming from taxpayers in, say, Goose Creek, S.C.: What Cheer. Iowa. a nd Pismo Beach. Meanwhile. across the nation. there are some four to fi ve million "illegal aliens" living in constant dread or the feds. They struggled to get In. and last week. some struggled to free themselves from the hammer· locks and arm-holds applied by INS utficers dispatched by Com· missioner Leonel Castillo who gave his full approval and authority for lhe raid. MOST OF those caught were Latins but there was one soul from Thailand. All except one woman were handcuffed and loaded into a van which took them in for questioning. Eight were slowed in O.C. city jail. a lovely place, and the others managed to raise bonds ranging from $.500 to Sl.500. A deporta- tion hearing will be held soon. Why do these "illegal aliens" bother us? Why do they come he r e to pick the fruit and vegetables. to empty bedpans in hospitals. to haul off the glasses with cigarettes noating In the TRB From Washington beer. to swab out scummy bathrooms. and to tend lo the children. cook the meals and clean the houses or some or our pious liberals in this city or righteousness? They do it to make a better living. or to send money home to their families in nations where a month's earnings don't even equal what can be earned lo menial work here in one week. Somehow. these "Illegal aliens" a re afflicted with the WOfk ethic, Just as our forefathers and foremotbers were when they came here as immigrants. A LABOR Department study shows that in one batch or "ii· legal aUens" who were pinched. 78 percent were paying federal income tax and 76 percent paid -SOcial Security. But only: 0.5 perFenl lone in 2001 were on · we1£are; l percent got food stamps: and 3.9 percent were paid uneDlployment benefits. Their average pay was only slightly above minimum wage. and the group sent an average of SIOS a month back to their home countries. So they are hardly a band or wastrels. parasites or misfits. In fact. the profile is a wholesome one. compared to the run or the PoPUlace. But it is those "illegal aliens" in dirty-work jobs who ar.e Book Review knocked around, arrested. and usually dispatched like thugs to the n e~res t border . Professionals -and I , know some who are ulso "Ulegal "aliens" rarely are tu.med in or bothered. I know at least two who are making a living off the federal government. NOW TJIE Carter Adminislra· tion ~roposed reform legislation on "undocumented aliens." as the government now delicately ca lls them, but it died in Congress. There is s m all courage on the Hill lo straighten out this situation, because a pack of jackals is always howl· mg for the scalps of "illegals.·· Clearly we should establish the system which European na- tions use to recruit and hold workers for dif£icurt jobs: name- ly. des ignate them as •·guest workers." We can do this simply by vasUy increasing the number of a liens we now allow to hold "te mporary worker status" cards IH-2• As long as there is a need for people to do the dirty work in \he U.S .• we should allow people to come in who are willing to take those jobs. We shouldn't hound them like so many lepers, to be handcuHe d , isolated. and truC?ked away lo some transport hauling lhem out of our holy Republic. Fossils Fascinate PEOPLE OF mE LAKE, By Richard t;. Leakey & Koger Le win. Anchor-Doubleday. 298 Pages. $10.95. -Why is man intelligent? What happened lo Nean· derthal man? Why do men wage war" THESE ARE JUSl a few of the ma n y diffi c ult ques t ion s Richard E. Leakey and Roger Lewin attempt to answer in lhear completely fascinating book. "People or the Lake: Mankind and Its Beginnings." L ea ke y, a noted a n · tbropologist. and Lewin , a British science editor. have col· laborated before. and the two men work very we ll together as their new book shows. It tells. in part. the s tory of I.be fossil-hunting expedition that Leakey heads in Africa, and it tells it in most interesting pl"'05e replete with anecdotes and glim· mers of humor. LEAKEY'S SEARCH for an- cient hultlan ancestors in Kenya has been going on for some 10 years. The author and his team have had some notable s ue· cesses. but the fossil search is a difficult one. As the book obser ves. "If someont' went to the trouble of collecting to~ether into ont' room all the fossil remains so far dis- covered or our ancestors caod their b1olog1cal rela tives 1 who hved. say between fi ve a nd one million years ago, he would need only a couple or la rge trestle ta bles on wh.ich lo spread them out." SP UN INTO the story of the hunt for fossils are equally in- t e resting theories about a variety of puzzles about man. The authors' theories as to why man as intelligent. how he originated language and why he wages war are well thought oul and most thought-provoking as are the theories about a variety of other subJects. PHIL THOMAS AP Books Editor Governnient-hy-committee Losing Voters With an ins tinct that my friends call uncanny I invariably buy stocks on Wall Street just before the bottom falls out. Dis· appointment over my latest dud. how e ver Supl'r G lue Adhes ive. Inc . 1 an as!>umed name • was partly diverted by a m inatory form letter received from the company's president just before the election. Fellow shareholders. he said in stern adjuration, have you done your eivic duty'! Have you joined SGA·PAC lthc las t io- itials. of course. standing for P.olitical Action Committee I'! Big government is threatening. he said. and Ame rica's 25 million stockholders must take action. PA Cs, VOU SEE, a re h e lping to s ubs titute for weakening political parties in America and they are part of a number or almost revolutionary changes that are transforming our system or govern ment. There. are 150 million people ell1tible to vole and last time ubout 100 mJIJlon or thcDl stayed home. Oisgra~efuJ. of course. In a faceless elccllo.n In which dozens of Washlngton Politkal writers desperately bunted around for "trends." that was the biggest trend or oil. 1'he per~ntage of unallenated voters hos dropped steadily. It\ the midterm election or 1966 some 45.4 percent voted; now it Is down to around 34 f)(lr· cent. It ts ~wo percent Jes" than four year!l ago, which some pco· pie thought had hit bottom. The pcrcc'ntage Isn't much hlaher in a pr~sldenlial race. It hi tbc lowest or a.ny lndu.8lritl democracy. Canada tu.med out 7'4 per~t last time, and West Germany 91 percent. What is go- ing on here, anyway' WHAT 18 GOING on is. 1 think, that our polllic•J 1y1tem Is IO fralfDl'llled thlt ttHD 't deliver the goods. "Apathy 1s too mild a word.·• writes Curtis B. Gans. codirector or the Committee for the Study of the American Elec· torate. "There are s ubstantia l num. bers of Amerieans who arl' dis· enchanted with the political process. disgusted with their leaders and disillusioned by the failure of government and of both political parties lo meet their needs ... Three weeks from no~ the Democrats hold their biennial midterm conference lin Mem· phis. Dec. 8·10 l, with 1,633 voting delegates. They will con· sider what Jimmy Carter and his party arc doinl:(, and they will discuss the agenda for the 96th Congress. There is a great deal to di scuss. particularly how to make lhe system work. THE PROBLEM goes beyond a ny particular bill: it involves the whole governin~ process The re IS, says J ohn Gardner or Common Cause, .. a puralysis in national policy· making." What ore the reasons for this'! There bas been a centralization or big government at the top and u decentralization or political power down below. pa rticularly in the two parties. There has been u proliferation of primaries, for example, at which the turnout ts even smaller than at the regular elections. Primaries are only the start. Growing use of lnltlatlvc peti- tions <like Propos ition 13 J creat es a aovernme nt·bY · referenda system in the.states. It subaUtutel dlrect de1t1ocracy for repreeentatlvt democracy. It can be a valu•ble tool, but It re· duces the rote of e&tlbllahed par\)' leaders. JU-'T'S GOING on all through the proceu. lncludtna the "open" P"O('eduft" of seleett111 dele1atet.to pnmldenttal conven· lion.a Ube McGovern rules J. For years the A f'L ·CIO. through its Political action com· mittee. bas contributed cam- paign funds lo friends. Now lhe law frees corporations lo do the s ame thing by establis hing s imila r PACs that solicit volun· lary contributions in the name of stockholders or employtes. That's what my corPoralion . Super Glue. Inc .. reminded me that I ought to be doing. Super Glue's president warned me against "big government" and applauded "individual initiative and a free market." THERE ARE currently 1,828 registered PACs a nd in the elec- tion they doled out money by the fistful. The union groups are now a minority. The Ameri~an Medical Association's lobby g roup, AMPAC. for example. has been active in the fight to defeat Presid e nt Carter 's hospital cost containment bill. des.igned to put wage-price con- trols on hospital costs, which have been jumping 17 percent a year. According to a compilation by Common Cause, AMPAC over three and a hair years sub· sldized most or the mem~rs of the House Commerce Commit tee who voted to kill the bill. Sen. Edward Kennedy says thul PACs "arc multiplying like rab· bits. and they are doing their best to buy every senator. every representative und every issue in sight." If more people voted, the passionate single int erest m inorities would be less powerful. As it ls, the new type of 1oung.wcon1re11man who come1 to wahinston is wary ol tdeoloo aad more lote.....i.d In ietling federal favors for hla dls, trlcl. There are 3IS subcommil· ten In Concresa <only 535 mtltl· ber1 l so practlcally uery special interest. 1roup cau find a foothold aomewbere. It presents problems for Jimmy Carter. President:. used to deal Wllh powerful committee chairmen who were amenable to While House persuas ion : now the power has been fragmented here too. A new coalition must be built for every issue. "The inertia of Congress the length of tame it lakes to get u complicated piece of' legisla - tion through." unpleasantly sur· prised him in Washington. Carter told Bill Moyers in a TV 1interview. Why don't Americans vote? ·People do e lsewhere: but in parliamentary democracies the elections are not by the calen· dar. like the midterm election here: they are generally built around some striking pcrsonah· ty and rollsin,g issue. Here thert.' is often 3 s~ 'Of ap-:ithy. 01 futility. Perhaps Americans are thrown off. by the sight of rich "people buying their way 10 Politics. J E E HELMS, senator from North Carolina. ootes in his of· ficial biography that he is a dea· con tind Sunday School teacher. Mason and Rotarian. recipient of tht.• "Outs t anding Service Award o( the Council Against Communist Aggression." He hin.'d the services or right· wing fundralser Rich ard A. Viguerie and spent $7 million on his s u ccessful r e-elec· lion campaign. That·~ thl'ee dollars a voter. Congress won't pass a bnt limiting c.lec\lon ex· pcndltures. , Non.voters stay home, SI~$_ Arthur T. Hadley ln his sad neP study , .. The Empty Polling Booth," because they ftel powerless. There were 100 mtlllon tbls year. I • TRB fa....c long•fo"dh17 ~Oft ~I*. lff _,.,.. CV· '"''' it Rfolaord S&ro..t of IM ClwUUmt Scv.:. "'"""'". ' _-------:-~::;:::::;::::::=::====~~~~=:;;~~==~~~::::-:'.:-:=-=-:-======c;;;;;;;;;;;::::::'-'=::::====c\~====-- ' 1 -• .,.· #a..I .I~ To write th! O.lly Piiot/~• 1560, Costa Mesa, CA m~. •; ~ Orango Coast Oa11y1 Pilot 1r•0 •. ~ e ~r-.... ·.1.a .. · ... ___ n _______ Su_ndtv~·· No¥el!lll•m•lbe•r•26.•1•9•78-------·T•o•Ce•ll•t•he•O.•l•ly-P•llo•t•n•1•4•M•2•-432•1••••••"llll·a A7 • Why Me? Why Not Tolerance? 8 )' •ONAU> P, MOMB U.O lt01'0ld Mom~tlo '' a aocial #a IONUt rtftdi1'Q 111 LoguM O~h Sbe was tall. \rtm. •nd 1ttrac live nuaybt' 50 and. t~h she •Poke e~c.'t>lle1\t En11U h, an a<'cent lndic11t~ her origin .. ,.it other than t~'UnltM tales She was on o of stvtnl "rcgular1\'' "'ho paued N•C'h other during early momma walks . on the be.ch 'fht part1culur mornlnj( aw her •trona lrli.h t•t ttr tugama at• ltad r~tht•r thl&I\ •~ c ustomkf)'. runrung (r •c "Good moma~'" MV Gll£ETIN • wat. i.11 she needed to stop and relay a . tory w h tch . by n o w. 1&t'tmed memorized by repetJtlon ont- whkh. nont'lhele :ii. rt'prec1p1lat ed her anger And the dog. str4unmg lo mo\e ahead. only lnteru,1f1ed htr re collection oC the day before when an Ani mal Control offi cial hud ticketed her for havrng "Big Red" unJeashed. "There are other dogs runrung loose all the ti m l'," she em· phasized. "Why me?" Then. almost paranolcally, sht> concluded, "It's because I'm not from this country. That man down there has hi s two dogs loose all lhe lime. But he's a city of· ficial so that's the dirrerence " f'INAU.V, SHE admitted. "I know it's the law. S\lt. why don·t they ticket everybody?·· How often h?ve e ach or us ap- proximated this kind of ra- tionalballon? If we skirt the law -suiting 1l lo our individual interpretation and determine that a set of circumstances doesn't warrant our adherence to it. we summon our most pla us ible defe nses when we a re caught in violation of that law ~ I I Or begrudingly, we strike out t others who hoYe manipuJatt.>d .l Si milar ruhonull'. and who .in· t.WI getung aw<ay wllh It Is there an expandmg tenden ey. today, to excuse our ir· re. pons1ble behavior on the basil> of individual whim, fe1ancd If.? noranre, or a belief that it is the only way to hold onto a piece of rugged individualism in this computerized . number-carded world? ls there an expanding tendency to hold someone else uccountablc for our irresponsible actions'! DO CONTRADICTORY in· terpretaLJons of our lawl>, to swl different people's atte mpts to e vade the law. do other than erode ·our legal structure to a point of inefficiency a nd ineffec· liveness? A re there al tern a ti ves? Why don't we make the time lo research the priorities behind any particular law'> Is at because such an invesllgatJon might ir· refutably justify the law and not allow lwithout some guilt 1 the out. "That law doesn't apply to me?" fs 1t imply easier to proceed as we d.Jd before any law imposed a control on us·! Carried lo its irnarchlstic conclusion. what chaos could Uus bring? ON THE OTHER hand. might not our research reveal a logic.no longer appli cable and justify a move for change'! Yes. change requires a patient view in perspective. Things don't change overnight. Selling an ex· ample. objective discussion. and pe rsuasive leadership become the ingredients for a rational, lawful. but forceful prodding of the larger power structure to bring about that change. To preoccupy with collected in· Justices 1s to immobilize the forces for appropriate cham~e. V ES, WE encounter inefficien· cies and inequities on a dailv basis. Again. however. palience is the fi rst reQuiremenl. lmpa· tient "attacks" only seem to bring immediate retaliation - even purposeful indifference. 'l'h<'s c h eig ht e n th e psycholo"ical and physiological effect of our frustration and can I SO LOOI< FORWARD 'iO THESE MEETINGS··. IT'S A GREAT WAY TO GET Rlt> OF MY \.IOSTI LlTIES, AGGRESSIONS, AND ANTAGONISMS. 1ToM VOHflfoN drive us to varying degrees or vtolenoe -t he reaultt of which tend to be more re.cres8ive than progrealve. To what degree d<>H violence avoid the mu1Up1e racton that ln· variably interrelate tn any given grievance? To what degree does violence confuse ln ita shortshzhtedness? TO WHAT degr ee does violence juatifv further restric· lions ? Where do we draw the line between °*' obligations or our representative elite in education, business, science. and govern· ment to enforce guidelines and each individual's obligation to c ultivate responsible reactions lo what is law? This is not to suggest that our approach lo law be one of blind obedience • but rather one of pa· tient observation and responsible participation until changing priorities or contradictory in· terpretations force some degree or readjustment. AND, AT THAT moment in time. are we not well-advised. to resist any inclination lo change e verything witho ut· firs t weighing those inclusive ingre· dients which may remain valid? Barring some natural or man· made disaster, our density will continue lo increase. This crowd· ing creates a need lo organize a nd regulate people. This means rules. and. placed in the wrong perspective. rules can cause con· met. Where. however . rules and laws are used to simplify, to con· tribute to efficiency. and lo pre· vent chaos -where they are in· stalled on the basis of prior ity isn 't there more individual freedom with them than without them? I. ..b '•' Charle.8 McCabe Time Gobblers : .. ~~ . . Tick Writer Off::.~~ "Whttt ia the man IMo .ta .ame ~on hia time, who' '• know• the worlh o/ a day ond who maa.1 hit ia dJliRg nierv bl· daat? ~ IDt ,,.,t thingl O/J UlltU t.omonolo, li/L ~CUDllW.!L - Nollain{l ia oun, Lucili1&1, ao~ onlJI our time. And ~ w ltt the , • ~ /irlt comer depri~ "' of our 30U and Jl«tfftg for'ttlM." Seneca to his friend Lucillus I l 've added a word to my vocabulary. It is ell~. · .• a person who eats up lime. and especially yours. The word ' • was apparently invented by the French writer Henri Mon- therlant, and brilliantly exploited by Andre Maurois in bis · • "Letter to an Unknown Lady." ••The chronopha,e," says Maurois, "is generally a, , • man who bas very tattle to do hJmself, and not knowing :· what lo make of the time on his hands · ·" decided to fill it by devouring yours. ,..:i7"~ ' ' The a&1d4city oC the anlmal passes a ll '..;r'"-, belief .. ... ~-•. These time-gobblers are the bane or ~~ the existence of anyone who is un· fortunate enough to be recognizable to <tr the public~ lf you have written a book or are good at handling hard line drives. or have a ghost in your attic. or do a news 1>aR&r column. you are fair game for the breed. THE 11ME·GOBBLER attacks any time and at any place. His bas ic assumption is that because you have somehow become a public figure. a piece or you is owned by that public. which is of course him. The story of his life • is almost as thrilling to him as the sound of hls own voice,"• and you must fulfill an implied contract with Mm by listen· ing to both. "Why, nfan. my life IS a novel." I cannot understand why any human can figure that he owns a part of another human, but the time-gobbler does. · He is the pure parasite. a n addlct who fuUills his addiction · by attaching himself to the person and talent of people he feels to be superior lo him. LISTEN TO MAUROIS on the type in an advanced stage: "He tells you the story or your li fe and askg you all about your own. You are more than fortunate if he does not keep a private diary in which he may note that age has destroyed your sparkle. that you seem burned out. that you are dull. in short that you bitterly disappointed him. "And it is upon· this alone that future biographers. not realizing that anger alone caused your silence, will base their view that rou were a miserable old devil." That anger can be very real. It is bad e nough to have your life invaded while you are innocently drinking a glass of beer in the open aJr. The trouble, and the time-gobbler can never be made to realize it. is that people who write are almost always writing when they are alone. When they are gazing out into space they are working When they are reading a newspaper. they are working. The only time they are not really working is when they are engaging in social intercourse with people they like and enjoy. THERE IS ONLY ONE erfedive way to deal with the lime.gobbler. This is unmitigated brutality. This cheapens you. and adds another enemy to your chart; but It rids you : or the unwanted attentions or one of the most odious • • specimens of humanity. The man who steals your watch is as nothing com· pared to the man Cor woman I who would steal you.r soul. If you show this latter the slightest sign of kindness. you are lost. for his appetite for your time Is insatiable. The kind· ness just postpones the moment when you have to tell the chronophage to get lost , and on terms more bitter than if it had been done early and abruptly. There is only one exception to these ill-natured slric· tures. I share it with Maurois. "A pretty woman can never become a chronophage. and she fills our time most pre· ciously." Mailbox I 'Professors Should Share Fruits of Marketplace' To lJ'le &hlor : Sidney Harns' column m lhe No~. 6 Pilot entitled "Too Much Education's As Bad As Too Lit· tie" raist.>d some important Is· sues which ure painfully ap. parent to those or us who teach a nd do research In universities. I would like to commenL on two points Mr. Harris made. First . long.haul truckers gel paid more than university professors who hold the Ph.D. degree. Second. education ls a commodity whose value is determined by a free market. I believe both points are correct. My remarks here are con· cerned with a third point which rollows from the fir st two. Namely, university professors have a low value In the marketplace. Th~ reason ror th.as Is that profeuort a re generally paid rrom state sources and the politics are such th11t the gov· ernor and lcgisl11tur are under no political pressure Lo pay wh;.1l these people ore really worth. I orgue thol the reol voluc of the commodity ia much greater thun lts marke tpl ace va l ue us perceived by the politician~. Ma ny people think the 1101<~ • ~/ram rtod~• ort tofkome. T1w '1g#ll to ccmdtftarltttn1 to /1' .-Cf# fffMNlf' libd '8 tttn't1fd, Uttn1 o/ 300 wordl or '"" will tw ffwn pr~/~tfftCt. All lettert m1.&1t "' clMdc ngnoh1rt ortd mciilmQ oddrtu OW flOfncl m4N bf walhltdd "" rt · qwlt •t aM/licfnit rH•Oft t.t opport?U Poftr, '°"" "°' ,,. ,.,..., purpose or the college. or uni· versily professor Is fo teach. This is not true, but even if it we re, how important is this com· modity and what role does it play in the marketplace? The answer is simple. It is these pco· pie who train the physician, the lawyer. the engineer. and the businessman whose res ulting skills are paid ror handsomely in the marketplace. · THE UNIVERSITY preserves the tra ditions or wes tern ci vili za tion and lh t> technological base upon which 1t is built. The university teacher plays a central role m transmit· ting this knowledge lo new generallorui and disseminating It wldc ly a mo ng h e p r esent 8eneration. It 1s ultimately this knowledge whic h fuels the marketplace and provides a healthy gross national product. By thls eriler ton alone. the teucher should share the fruits or the marketplace c>quully w1th those he or she train .. A role or equal Importance to the teaching oftC, which li; not generally recognized . is that or research., In the ,urtlwn ity, re· search ls probably more lmpor· tnnt than teachtnai. becaUM It generata new knowledge. When Industry encounter11 r>roblem.s with development of new Prod· ucts or proce1at1. where do they \um for ~lpT The unlvertl· ty reHarcher! Without the new knowledac beinJC -lleadlly 1enerall"d by the unlver1lty. weuern clvlllutlon. ind particularly lbe economic rnilbl of the United States. would fade away in a lifetime or two. Therefore. I think it is valid lo say that the true value or the Ph .D. rescurche r and teacher in the university far exceeds the politically depressed market value. They should receive pay at least equal to that of their col· leagues in free enterprise. In· ing of the problem and the urgent need to find the cause and prevention or birth defects. He was a good personal friend, a friend to the March of Dimes a nd to many humanitarian causes. DOROTHY H. SUTHERLAND Executive Director deed, one might argue that they lot1 lo tM '""rl should receive more. But in any ca!le, they should get paid as To the Editor: much as the long.haul trucker. r was overjoyed to see the STEPHEN H. WHITE spirit oC Christmas get off lo -such a great start at one of the Hart Aided Mar.-11 .. better" departme nt stores T h 10'.u vesterday. 0 t c c.wton About a dozen women, pushing It was with deep sadruss f not· and shovina ul the gl flwllr" ed from your paper th41 passing counter. arguing over a place in of George E. Hart or Orange. line .. and when that faile d George was a longtime ft1end verba lly assaultin~ the 11torc and supporter of the Orange employees asl•httobehold. County Chapte r. Ma r ch of It was "reed a nd com Dimes . 1'ho3e of u11 who had the ., Privilege or workina with hlm me.rciali.sm at ita finest. How lht- d I "' two patient wo me n and one ur ng the years ht! was an ac· tralnee behind the counter main· live volunteer. appreciate the talned their calm and didn't "et help he gave In the difficult ear· cauaht up In the Joyou~ free.for· ly yeara after The National ult fa beyond me. t 'oundatlon won it1' fight lo pre-Oh well. Merry Chrlatmas! vent rx>Uo and 11turtcd ill present ANN DUNCAN prot{ram -the provcntlMI of bJrth detects. !.____ lt'NN..., am Qef. TWENTY YE-'•S aao. the To the Editor: public wu not really 'ready to Ah, the mystery and tntrtsue t-lk or hear about t. dama1ed of tt all! llr. Boldin1 took the child end there was more than a time to 9't down. and write 1 tet- Ultle 1keptJclam I.hat Al volunt.er ter to you c .. allbox, Nov. 11> In organ.lz.ation could do an)1.&abilllQIC.,.._-wublch he rNdl a ean of t.r. He about prevenuon of con1enital teem• cooterMd tbat Ute can defects. doe1n'l Uat water or •uaar ln the Gfefae Hart wrote or our l'Oll ~entt . .net UMlt tMa _.. e. and our hopes and ta.toed leld bad fordlabtt.lcs · lhe wa1 to a bet\er uMentand· He •hould relax. Tbe very Ont thing that diabetics are told. is no more beer. wine or mixed drinks. I believe . though. the problem is not so much the sug- a r that's in the beer. but the alcohol the body converts to sugar. But, back. to the mystery. He says that he has a beer can in front ot him. Then. he further states that he did not drink the contents! What happened to the beer? Did he pour the contents down the drain? Did someone else drlnk the beer? Old Mr Bolding •. in the throes of a mad desire for reading matter. pick up the can a long the road, already e mptied? Perhaps the can had a smaJI hole. and leaked its cargo drop by drop. all of the way from Colorado to here ? Ah, the intrigue or It all. The mind bogglH. ON TO Mr . Arthur cCurmud1eon l Weissman. Mr. Weissman evidently reels com· pelled to unload on modern musk. He stat.ea that lhe "ma· Jorlly ot well paidtoverpald en· tcrtalnert of thls generation. would never qualify aa enter· talners by entertainment stand· ants. . . ''Obviou81y he haa mad& a mistake here. What he means Is that they wouldn't qualrfy by Mr. Weissman 1 a tand · a nl1. A doctor, a dentlAt, a tawyeT, all can demand Imp f ee1 for their tenlces, became u.e ...... w nMd for tbtm. Tbe . ma1lc wont here 11 demaad. A m.adu, be he eoecert. rock ~.nd roll. set-down l)ooCje. or .couM.I'>' and we1ten. la paJcl on a srale with his value as an entertainer. If nobody is enter. tained by him. nobody shows up to listen to him, no tickets are sold. and no money is made. tf~ cqn demand all the money that he wanL'i, but if nobody shows up. he won't get a penny. If the "screams. gyrations. costumes a nd warpaint" we re not effec · live as e nter tainment. they would be dropped Instantly After all. costumes and war· paint aren't cheap these days. ·, By the by. my dictionary de· fines the "'Ord curmudgeon al\ u miser, a peMy-pincher. I fall Ip make the connection betwCCQ financial persuasion and music;. , WILLIAM D. HARVEY Prepe .. 11.,. 8 Eell4 .' To the Editor: • • I read your Nov. 12 editorial on Proposition 6. J beHeve Propo111ltlon f\ to be mis1,1n. deretood. I'm tired of heari~ about the laws already on lbc books bein1 all we need. Only one law 111 on the books -that ts to rtre a teacher who moletta a t hlld. It la ~ aiainAt t.M law for .,, teacher to advocate, promow, ~ac:b or 10Udl bomOlexuaJlly. "Altematlve ureslyle" c l ... are eropptq up all over_~ 1tate .. -Peri ot the Gay Tuki Force Outreacb fro8ram. : 1 vottd "yes'' on 1. I doa'~ cue t f 100 percent of tbe ttachers AN .. Y u k>q as \My lllck to lbe 'l1lne Ra and do •- ed ..... &Mlr ..ual prefenMe" laclaaa. ' KAY ANDERSON I· 1 A• OM.'f Al.OT "'""- LIVING I LEADERSHIP Habitat ''r8 B e .it ever so humbk, there's no place like foam They say a man 'a house is h.is r1uHlu, t)(' It ten ·rnent or tract homt'. and uround thu country, Vt'oplt: .ue ll\'llll( In the odd~t h<1uses 1gl008, silos, caves and cuaUc Slwlter m1)y be u fundamental humun ~. It 'b being mel tn the.· m~t untundamental ways. St rnntel' hub1t1tlions, some wtth ~trun.:e lnhabllants. can be found anywhere that e nergy and t'1 l·ullv1ty C•>me together to ritlse a roor HOMt; C AN be a gun e mplucemenl, schoone r. or church, a house made of foam or .1 house bwll of trash. With Im· aglnatlon or mortar. there are as many variations on four walls as there arc ways to Uve. In Tucson. Ariz .. Barbara Brady said to her hus band William. "I'd like something dif· ferent. How about a castle?" That was l6 years ago, and Brady, a design engineer, drew up plans for a turreted brick castle in the hilly, cactus· studded desert. mont, drawbridge, throne room and parapela. ON Slll..UV AN'8 Island, S.C .. the William Wlllauera Uve in a gun e mplacement at Fort Ma r s hall. a World War 11 artillery post. "lt can s tand a shake or two," says WUlauer. ''Tornadoes and hurricanes -they Just pa5a ua by .. In 1963. Wlllauer suffered a heart attack a.net thought be had only six months to live. So he shut his paper box manufactur· ing business and moved to the gun emplacemenL The price tag was $4,000 and it had been intended as a vacation spot for his employees. Willauer thinks the peace and quiet ol the wartime relic saved him. The 6,000-square foot house has 10-foot-thick outer wa lls, 4- root inner walls and floors that are IS feel deep. 'rhe huge sun· ken pit that once housed 70.ton guns has become a billiard room. bedroom. They live in a re · modeled silo. a burnt orange tower that rises over gentle hills and a twisting creek. "The whole thing is a matter or economics." says Carman. a teacher who first plan ned to build a house. then to remodel an old ooe on 14 acres near Louisville. Finally, they decided to re· model the old round silo. But they couldn't tum to any neat blueprint or "Better Homes.'' So C arman invent'ed his way tbrougti the project. comiqg up with c ustom -made circular furniture ror the six rooms. one to each noor. He plopped an e ight-sided master bedroom on top. I N WOODED Zephyrh ills. Fla .• sculplor·painler· astrologer-carpenter Lewis Van Dercar lives in a two-story sleet a nd concrete igloo where he plays "Dance of the Witches" on the h arpsichord. monitors has radar dome and hangs his pie· lures upside-down. from a moss-covered central support that looks like a spread- ing oak tree. • In Barneveld, Wls ., Frill and l>on Frusher's dream house looks like an off-while, other- worldly mushroom atop a bluff. It Is a free.form, rree·nowtng house of polyurethane foam. FaUSHEa. CALU it "habita- ble sculpture" and says, ""11\is is the way man was meant t.o live." Frusher, who started a home insulating business. built. has house by spraying foam over plastic sheets inflated to form "balloons." It seems a natural extension of the bluff and nows around trees. lnside. it Is braced by stalac- tite-like columns. There are no rooms. only areas. a nd there b no such thlng as a corner SERIES OF FOAM BUBBLES ON WISCONSIN HILLSIDE "This wasn't built to show off ," he says. "It was built to have fun in ... And the Bradys have had plenty of fun with.their SOME HARDY homebuilders. like Corky and Jane Carman of Finchville. Ky., prefer to live well above the land a nd don't mind climbing 40 feet to their Van Oe~ar. who looks mid· dle-aged but tries to leave the impression he is 800 yea rs old. built his lair by pouring concrete over steel. It seems to sprout IN THE NEVADA desert east of Reno, a 65-year-old Creek Jn. dian called Rolling Mountain Thunder built a house or trash - auto parts. animal bones, bot· lies. television tubes, bicycle frames. Light filters through windows made of bottle glass Frttz, Dona Fruaher C'.1111 Home 'Habttual Sculpture' Hitler, Gandhi Shared Traiu Of Leadership NEW YORK <AP> James MacGregor Burns put a lot of scholarly research into his book. called, simply, "Leadership." But when you ask him to define leadership, be relates It to his own feelings about Jimmy Carter. "I'm a Democrat," he s ays, "but I can't feel with him. I don't grieve wath Carter when he loses and I don't celebr ate with him when he wan!> The real test of his leader!thip wall come when he has strong ene mies and strong support when some people hate him and other ()<.'Opie love him. There's 1ust very little strong feeling about him." BURNS IS WOODROW Wilson Professor of Government at Wi!Uams College and the author or prize.winning biographies of J ohn F. Ken- nedy and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Now, in an often scholarly tome that he frankly concedes "is not best-seller materia l." he has devoted 462 pages to defining the often indefinable -what qual,ties and experiences make someone willing a nd able to lead . "Leadership," <published by Harper & Row ) comes to no farm conclusion. But there are a couple or central themes. One is the emotiona l factor reflected in his comments about Carter. A good leader, Bums says, must generate em otion. lie will be both hated and loved, and few will be neutral about him He also says a leader must be able to com· bine his own vision -or doctrine --with a feel· ing for what people want and need. "'The greatness of Roosevelt," he said in a recent interview, "is that he could meet some of the basic needs or the people, and when they responded, take them lo a higher level." IN FACT, SAYS BURNS, Carter may have lost that own larger vision in the quagmire of finger-to-the wind day-to-day politics. In late 1974, Burns was a Massachusetts de- legate to the Democratic mini-convention in Kansas City. "I heard a man with a soft southern voice talking lo a woman sitting behind me," he says. "I had oo idea it was Carter. He wus really talking with her, not s howing orr or building himself up. He was ask· ing her what she thought. They had a real dis · cussion. I was impressed by that and I got the feeling he really got to know America on that tour of the country he was making. "But in the presidency he's become so drawn into the traditional money-fiscal·lax- taritr involvement of day-to-day Washington that he's lost some of that freshness and the penetrating vision of what Americans were hungering ror ... In the book, Bums emphasizes that good leaders share certain qualities, whatever thei'I" philosophies. Many or the same personality traits found in HiUer and -Lenin, he notes, are also found in Roosevelt and Gandhi. AMONG LENIN'S QUALITIES, for exam- ple was a practical bent that American politi· cians would envy. Bums writ.es that of all the revolutionaries in Czarist Russia, only Lenin could have puUed off the Revolution. For while be was expert at arguing esoteric Marxist dogma in tbe infight- ing that dominated bis Socialist circles, he also had a sense of mass poUllcs . "Others have attributed Lenin's success to his iroo aelf-dlscipllne, aura or comh'land and absolute aell-confidence," Bums writes. "But. poliUcal racton were perhaps more signJficant than Ideological or psychological (,actors. ·'one or these wu Lea.ln'1 petteplJon of the real needl d the Ruulaa maues, espeelally the A~ ...... PULITZER WINNER JAMES BURNS Book Takes Long LQok at Leadership peasants Al a time when liberal reformers were demanding civil liberties and political right.s for the people. the Bolshevik leader re- reco~nawd that most peasants and workers want· ed Ute kind or economic and social change that in the Communist view was the indispensable foun· dataon or aulhl·ntic freedom .. Burns says his book developed from wrtling biographies. "There had been a lot of material written on leaders but virtually nothing on the qualities or leadership they share ... he says. I TO THAT ENO, HE began researching in psychology and sociology. And. in ract, a good porli9n of the book reads a li ttle like Freud or Erikson. like this passage about Hitler, whose childhood was marked by a domineering father who bu1J1ed and heat his wife and children: "tUs frequent reference to Germany as the motherland, his feminizing of certain German neuter nouns, .has ident1fi calion of b.is rather with Au11tria and his rage over the alleged hostility of Austria to Germany and later the "rape" or his motherland by predatory Jews , and th<' aggressive Allies, his alleged in- dulJtence in C<'rtain sexual perversions from all this and other cviden<:e 1t may be inferred that he had repressed b is anguish over traumatic chHdhood experience only to project them into the political arena in later struggles." But not all is so scholarly In fact there's an anecdote in "Leadership" that w'outd be familiar to anyone who regularly follpws American politics . "An oft-related story." writes Burns, "tells of a Frenchman sitting in a care ·Nho suddenly hears a disturbance ouL'lide. lie jumps to bis feet and crietl: 'There goes the mob! I am their leader J mu.'lt follow them.' " To which Burns adds: "Persons are often perceived to be leaders simply because they reflect the needs and al· titudes or their followers ... Wind's Power Hooked WEST MILFORD. N.J . <APl -Students al Wes t Milford Hi g h School believe that part of the .solution to the na· tion ·s energy shortage is writte n an the wind . That ·s why they spent rive months planning and building a 4S·fOOt· high windmill. The windmill. which cost $6,500, has been hooked into the bulld- ing 's energy grad. IT WILL gener ate 2,000 watts of ele<:tricity an hour and will pay for itself in 10 to 12 years. said Neil Hols ter. a building trades teacher who supervised the JS students in assembling the windmill during the previous school year. "Today's students are tomorrow's homeoW1lers and we wanted to teach so methi n g a bou1 a lternate form s o r energy," said Holster, 24. Students who helped build the windmill were excited about the con- cept and the publicity the project has received. "I THINK it was an excellent idea." said Mark Triolo. a 17-year· old senior at the school. "We read the blueprints and s tudents were in- volved in the planning and construction from the start." H o l s ter sa id the windmill, which a lso will supply energy for a s mall. self·sufficaent building to be construct- ed on school grounds, will generate about $45 dollars worth of elec· lricaty monthly, a frac- tion of the school 's power needs. The windmill w as built with r ead il y· available components . The tower ls usually sold as a radio antenna. DRAPERY CLEAllll ~- Mow. H¥e 20°/o when Colt, the wortd'1 ........ "'tons the hidclew bewtr IR ,..-• 1p1rie1. Colt retnOYft mtd ca.-1 •apwles, r"'-gs fltetn wlffl ,.met pleats wl na ..._.. • And a Colt cl..-CJ pr°'°'9cJ1 dra,..-y life. 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Wiiiet folder with note plld 24.95 ~ - charge on VISA, MaaterCharge, American Expreu South Co••t Pl•z• 141-CM11 DelAMo, ........ ,. Open ~lndlunday Ill INVENTIONS "'" llhntrMIM .. ' IDEAS TO MAKE LIFE EASIER DON'T ALWAYS MAKE IT ' : Dreams Fizzle Out • • ' ~ Futuristic Ideas Cost Too Much . • ' , ' \ ~ ' ' ' \ . . .. .. ' .. • • ~ ' .. I .. ~ . .. ... " • " .. ... . By lbe Associated Press It was a splendid idea : a fully automatic superhighway that starts, stops and steers each ca1· al 100 miles an hour with no help from the driver A full.scale modt:l was built in 1961. It worked But the engine<'nng was primitive the cost seemed high a nd the s><>unng of lntcrstatc h111hways «Ontmucd. A rew yt'an, ago lht· l1•sl lrJt•k we.is lorn up TH£ ELEC.TKONIC highway was put on the laborutory she lf with oth«>r llas hes of ins piration tha t on('e appeared feasible and like ly to transform society overnight into u futuri!ltic playgr ound. They ~ared into the realm or possibility like com· els, then faded from view -Cars that nout on a cushion of ulr -lleli <'optcrs in t•v<'ry itaruge. or on e veryone's hack. filling thf' skies Endlcs" m ov 1n ~ hells for s ide walks, whisking peoph.• about th · city AT ONE TlME, LOTS or people thought thc•re would soon he commdnplarc. everycl ay solutions to flat tires. traffic Jams, worn out shoes a collective triumph. the lust great s te p 1n conquering the continent. These wcrt• the dreams at mid·ccntury, when world war h<Jd shown the force of t('chnology. wtwn e lectronics wus c•nlf·ring hloom, wh e n e<•o no mic growth made anything seem posi.iblc. wh<•n tht• American persJ)<'ct1ve had not yf't s hifted to energy crisis, futun• shock, s mall is beautiful, tht• a"<! or limits But they co:;t loo much. or proved loo complicated, or wen·n't rl'all y what people wunted after a ll. THE AUTOMATIC cars. "u1ded by signal~ from thP roud, s tart.snit and s topping a safe dis tance ap:irt, were sy mbol i c or the tre nll . They were tested in 1961 on a quarter mile \rack oul11ide the RCA labs m Princeton, N J. Th<' demonstration (oJlowed seven years of work that paralleled the beginning of the interstate highway s ystem. Why not make the whole thing auto mati c'? Some e ngineer s predicted us much within 15 yeurs, with euch car 's route programmed befo re a journey, automatically pulled orr at the right exit. The car would get its power from the road. THE GOVERNM ENT Is s t i ll paying for the research. A good steering system has been developed a nd work continues on braking, mc•rg 1n~ and lane changing controls, s<1ys Lyle Saxton, chief of systems and technology al the Federal Highway Administration But, h e adds, p eople seem basically <.'Onlent with the roads we have. and where would you st.art with the automatic one? Tear up existing <mes _a nd build them anew., F LASJOER MODF.S of locomotion also were amon~ the• ideal) who~e time Sl'l'med to have come but hadn't. Mo ufton Taylor, an aeronautical l'ngirwer, bUJlt the first or his seven "aerocars" in 1950. It traveled 00 miles a n hour on the highway. With five minut<'s' work to attach wings and propeller pulled on a trailer. ·the car became a plane that cruised 125 miles a n hour with two passengers. "Wh y would people want lhe~e things ? .. suys Charles Heinen, di rec· tor of mal<'rials l'n~ineering re~earch at Chrysler Corp. "Once a year they m1i;:ht takt' off on a trip on which they mi~ht need the plane purl. I woul<t much rather spend th~ money on two separate units.·· In nearly 45 years a t Chrys ler he hns ('xamined JU.'>l about every kind of futuristic car, inc luding the u1r· t·ush1oned ve hicle that floats on a bub- ble of air, a la "Star Wars." He drove one once. "There a rc more steering pro hle ms with that than with an ocean liner Imagine htgh·s peed jets spilling dust all over the place. And the noise. You'd hav<• to keep streets in bctti>r s h ape than no w or you'd turn sidewalks into a combat zone." But It wasn't just ways of getting people from he re to there that :-.p~wned technological c reations which promptly crumbled . REMEMBER THF. telephone with Pll'tures? Bell Laboratory scientists worked on that for decades . A s uitcase-sized contraption tha t tra ns mitted s till pictures was unveiled In 1956. At the World's Fair or 1964 genuine phone-plus-television 11ictures was de monstrated. This system is us ed today by b1111lncssm e n at five confere nce centers a round the country but It never did spread to the home where its real future was thought to be. Cost wasn't the main reason. a s p o kes woman f o r Ameri ca n T(•fephone a nd Telegraph Company says. Thal would have come down. "Nol enough people wanted that 4'xtra feature the way people wanted the basic telephone," s he says . "Not e nough people cared about seeing whom they were talking to." NOTICE TO VETERANS If you are an Honorable Discharged Veteran of the Armed Forces of the United States, in• good health. you are el)titled to a Double Interment Space (for you and your Spouse) In our Dedicated Veteran's Section at the cost. to you. of only a Single Interment Space plus lhe Endowment Care Fund Deposit reQuired by State law. Harbor Lawn. long known for its Special Considerations to Veterans. is maktng this ~rogram available to the Veterans of this area. Space Is hm1ted and 1t will be assigned on a fi rst come. first served basis. To assure your space. MAIL THE COUPON TODAY! r------~~--------------------------' . H..tMw Lcrn M1...,..•rwtr. 16H•fthrA... I f Cotta W.... CA. tJU6 I I em an HonofablG Olt.eharged Votof'8n I i 1n oocxt hf>alth . • • • • • • • • • ••..• ,, • • • • • • . . • ••••.••• , • • • • • • . . . • • • • . . • • • I 1 s.r111 No. • • • • • • • • Ditch a~ Oate.. • • • • • • • . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• ' I N1me..... .• . ................... , .• , • , , ••• , •••••.. , ...• , t ' t •I I •• t ••• •.I I f ff I f AddrOtl . . . . . . . . . .••... , .•.........• , . . . . . ZIP ...... , • , , . , , ' ' City .. I.......... .. .. ..... . .... .. . . . ..................................... , Home ~ "4c> • .. • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••• I -------~----------~----------~-----' '/ ' • C- Sunday. NO\lemt. 20. 1978 DAILY PILOT ,49 PHONES·---. RE .GREATGIF ROTARY DIAL SLIM-LINE FONE SL/M-FONET.w.499s An Attractive Space-Saver Reg. 591s OWNING YOUR OWN PHONE IS SMART ANI) PRACTICAL All phone1 are FCC reg11tered and come with modular plug• and 7' base cMdl. Cu1tomer owned phone• may be sub1ect to 1tandard line charg11. All an1wering 1y11am1 include modular plugs. ~ CHARGE IT tMOST STORES) S leek. contemporary design-a decorative touch for anywh.erel Convenient handset dial and re -call button. s· coiled cord. White. 43-305 Harvest Gold, 4J.306 PUSH BUTTON FASHION· FONEr.M. VERSATILE ROTARY DIAL DESK FONE A Functional Durable Phone For Everyone 49?e~ 5495 Interchangeable facemats coordinate w ith a ny dee· orating scheme. White 43.311 Beige 4l-312 2995 Reg. 341s Rugged. stylish phone that's ideal for anywhere you need an extra with phone company de pendab1fl1y. Be ll volumo control. White "3·301 Beige 4 J.302 CONTINENTAL FRENCH PHONE 7995 Add sparkle to h e r llfel 14-K gold fil igree. 1vory- colored base . 43.320 E"'I 251 DUPLEX MOD. EXTEN. CORD~ II • T<1ke phone anywhere! sgs _ 279·363 Cuatomer rn11ell111on or use of hard·wired Cnon plug·ml 1tem1 may be 1ub1ect to locel telephone compenv regulations. PHONE PLUGS/JACKS FOR EVERY USE Cord Adapter. 4 95 Full·M odular 25' §95 279·351 cord. 279·356 Wall Plate s•s Ouple11 J eck. 6'5 279-362 279·357 -Modular Jack §95 18' Handset Cord. 6 '5 279·353 279 361 Ouick·Plug. 1'' 25' Half·M odular s•s 279·364 Cord 279-364 ~ Ou1ck·Connect 219 Plug Adapter. 4 •s Jack. 279·355 279·365 Sleek Reg Modern 79,; ll:.1995 Design U Handset pushbutton dia l/re- call button . White 43.3 15 Har- vest Gold 43-316 . FRENCH ·STYLE PHONES .. 5995 6995 ~ .. Wh11e 43·326 Gold 43·325 \1 ~ Pampe r her! Elega nt gold· ~ · tnmmed French phone with' ornamenta l handsets . Snap.On Amplifier 1195 Jacit·ln·A ·Plug. 277·007 279·369 50' Cord. ]69 Duel-Jeck·ln·A· 278·371 Plug. 279-370 El Un1veraal Instant 6 9S 16 · E1uen11on 2 29 Jeclt. 279-360 Cord. 279 1260 Phone Plug. 1 29 30' E11ten11on ]99 279·366 Cord. 279·1261 Phone Jeck. 1•9 Wall Jeck. 2 59 279·367 279·1607 ~ Oulck-Di1Connect Jeck. 2 '' ~ -=- 279· 368 ~ GIVE A PERSONAL PHONE ANSWERING SYSTEM OR AMPLIFIER COMPLETE PHONE ANSWERING SYSTEM* REMOTE CONTROL ANSWERING SYSTEM • OUOFONE" TA0-15 by Radio Shack ' 9995 A Full-Time MHuge Center Greet callers with one of 2 recorded messages. PHOJIE IECOID CONTIOL• Takes up to 30 incoming calls. OC·powered. Inc. 3 "O" batts. 43-251 Battery-powered system answers up to 20 calls. With 3 "D" r>atta. 43-214 Plug Into CllMU• 2495 recorder. 111>41 111 calla. 43-238 •Not for p1r1y °' multl·llne UM CRADLE·STYLE PHONE AMPLIFIER .. byR~• ONE-PIECE PHONE AMPLIFIER SYSTEM• 2995 OUOFONE by R11dl~ 8hKk 1595 Place phone handMt In erlldle. eu1om11ic.11v amplify Incoming ee111. 43-230 When phone rings, tap answer bar. Phone 1t1Yt on hook. vou listen/talk. \Ylth batt1. 4J.271A 8'5 TELEPHOIE llSTEMEI ltrAl'Cfwf• D•A1.•• •MAAT MNTAS IHOI' IAltl.r •••. MOST ITOlfES OHN tATI N«IHT• 'TIL CHIHSTMASf MoM ....,.. ,OUNTAIN YALUY HUNTINGTON lalACH MISSION YllJO elllo evatt..,._ et •tt•.......,. tin._..._ ,.,. ......., ,.,,.,, SAN .IUAN ""'°Iha ii. ~ .!!!!L ,_1 ·"" w. '"'· NIWPORT 1iACH Sf :l,TRAffO o. .. .,.. 16::r~ LAGUNA llACM .,. w. c..i ...,, '"' ~Look for ttlit ... .... • ....... Mlle ...... 1 ' CORONA OIL MAR P•Ntc CMM ...,, COSTA MISA -en .n vour MO PM!flc c-...,, UH CLIMINTI LAGUNA NIGUIL •::.== ,,....... ....... ____ _ ........ c...... -er-·-~ "4 OM8'0N OP TANDY CC>ft'°"ATION _ ftftlCH MAY VAl4Y AT INDMPUAL STOftllf --~-=;,:. ·===~ J I 10 DAii. Y PILOT COUNTY I OBITUARIES Singing for Supper? \ Clwristen Off er UCl 's Madrigal Feast • · f\ Mudrlijatl l>lnnH. a Yult<tlde '''" l 111 tht• i.l I of Henaaaaant·t' 1';11l(l<11td , will bt~ &Jtt11enh..t by two l'C l rv1ne rhoral 1cr·ouva In t;ateway t'tuo mons Saturdny und Sunrtay l>ec 2 und 3. An t'Vt'rtit1.i of royul l1nh•1 l.1ln rntint und dlnlt1~ 1>h1u'iurt• lwf1t t1 n1 Ktn.C Jlt nry VIII Ill 1>ro m1~ed by 11'111 (,,,umUc-r Sln1tt•r11, <·olle•ium M~kum und olhcr11 an the> IXrmrtment of Mu11ic Sludcn~ will providt• ·nter t amtnl'nl a11 JUIU(lns. proi)t'rly 1u•rt•nad1flB servants , wenches .md hq.ocuns A 1>rut•j•111>lon will tw followt>tl hy 11 huliduy ft'ost o.lty PINt ,, ... "Ml• READY FOR FEAST AT YEOLOEGAT~WAY COMMONS Montee Stfltmen, John Oddo, Medrtgala to Perform with wu~11ull bowl. roai.t 11lrloin dinner untl fl um1 nu plum pud· dlnM Hunrw1 s. drupes and candles will hl'IP trftrusform the dining t•u1111nons mto u ltenu lssunce hull Thi· royi1t (•ourt and servants will 1·t11 ol ut Pll<'h banquet t able. 'l'lw t.'Vtmint-1'1> ft'st1 v1tics include ,, t•ont•c rt of traditional and llt•ruus:wncc t:hrlstmas mu1>1c, t11 rt•t'tt'd by J o!>eph lluszli. as - MH'1al\' 1>rofessor or. music and d11 ector of choral ense01bles "Tin: MADRIGAL Danner IS a festive event announ<:in&-~e Christmas i.eason," Huszti sai<i. "It as an eve ning foq lbe un· i vcrs ity and the larger com· munity wilh rane food, excellent music 1t11d dehghtrutl entertain· m<'nt " Doors open at 6.15 p.m . and t ht' procession starts promptly :Jt 7 Tht.' event is open lo the public Tickets at $12 a person ;.ire available by calling the Department of Music 833·6615. Banquet tables for JO persons may be reserved. Reser vations a re due by ft'riday. Funds rais\!d by Ure event will help defray the choral groups~ touring expenses. Santa's Aid Requested Fairview Asks Community to Donate Gifts The Yule ~pirit or g1v· 1ng each yea r turns fo'aarview State Hospita l re~idents' Chris tmas Da y into a lime of festive run. Cants arc sought as are 200 for adult clients . Stoc kings for rnfunts should be about 9-inches Joni:. Items for adults could include grooming aids, wrapped hard can· d y , s imple game s, jewelry, pens or pencils. W t!stminstcr needs painters for a graffltta eradication progQm. ~ Nem Attraction Dt»ath Noth·,..- t'NlllOHT ~T RAIHORO ( NRICIH , P &\\t'O •H•O on N-..... ,, 1 .. N•wPOt I tlt'erh, " ·~oent Of NflwPo<I 8Hfh, < o ~u' vtved by ht\ wlfjt Vtro1n1;11 t n•IQM of Newporl 8••<11, Ca. Oauqhler J•ne .... rwell ol Newpor t Enid Lathrop, direc· tor or vo lunt ee r services, said the staff is looking for toys, games and other items hey mus t be new -to be placed under trees in each of the hospital's re - sidence areas. Hairdressing :Jnd grooming help is net.>ded by handicapped people in a number of a rea con· valescent hospitals. (kcas1onal rum <lo<'~n 'l stop construction of Big Thundc.•r Mountain Ra1lroiJd behind the Mark Twain riverboat. Disneyland's newest amuse ment 1s scheduled to open in .June 1!)79 HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF WASHING THOSE DIRTY CLOTHES?~ET US DO IT FOR YOU We f't•wl !Me" ~ the fefNf~ •attl lft IMI llfM toc.-Oft IOf UY .. " AIM~ CIU•l"t & l'lftlt-...._.,, 9rlllt y°"r CIOIM\ \0 Ill~"" t 1Vt w• • l~Y 0 ... ,11. (o . , 9'-h"°'""· ''''~"' 1 AND, SHE added, peO· Mt>~ Jo lnrlghl Of WHtllth Vlll•OO, '" and Joy Walker ot Cn<lno, c.. pie to host and help with :~;~1f~: .. ~·:~:r~~.~,0~~~~ 11:1:,0: holiday parties are also Mo tlu"r y Por If" V1•w MOtul.Hy needed. d"~10" U>ZAR On lhe .shopping lis t Roc;r ANNA '-"'"R '""°"nt o• for young boys and girls ;;"'.~· .... ~~:::~/.!,·N'"0;:!:;, ~/'.~11~n!, ar<' balls and barrette::., ,...., .011" of llO 11o-eo ... o m<ll""• 01 01ma b c 11 s and bi c y c I es t.•1•r01~1 iw .. h.<•.mo•M• P" son 1 are and tn l11w OI Jf'llO I •l•t Of N~wpotl '-' r a C .._,un. (•, J O\Pptl C etAt OI Nf'W grooming items iDCIUd- Jer'°'y• '"'°Or Pol 8•11•y of L• ing m akeup, C05tume < •tWMI•, Ga , IOllll\CI ~f\i.r Of Oennl~ 'i•Monot.__•~-.c.t ... toaur· je we lry and hair rib· vlved by 10 OtllnclChllrOrHt •"d S bo QrHl-(lr11nOchil"•n .-..... ,., ~''"<~ n!!. ... 11 "'"ht'ld on_..., No......,1»r n. For boys, I a r g e ""•I 1 oo PM••,,,.. To.wn FuM••I tricycles, wind· UP toy~. Hom" Ch~ on t ong t.i11nd, N"w Y0<l ln14'0"""" wlll IM' m-•I The wagons, roller SkaleS, ~,~,:.~.!~, .. ~~ .. N~:;.~n·~,:.~11m~~r;;r,· large cars <5 lo 15 inch ) • ~m11 MortUMy .,, c "'" '' <.°''" and c rayons are best. M .. w du•·<t"'' _.._ Jo'inger paints, water TUllNEll oHv•E MA111c; 1uRNER """ b\ colo rs, mus ical lops. ;~::~:~: ~: t.:;",~';",;,. 'it,~';' ~:on~; Ne rf toys as we ll a s ''""' c1 ..... y on No•~movr n. 1Y11 "' b ast' b a II and box i n g ,,., "",.,, .. .,..,,,,lffl<I h'f ,...r i...10 • .. o gloves can help warm hU\lland 01 St ....... Jollnnl~ 1 Tu•n•r sp1' rt' ls. 4'>1 An.,ntHm, , ... • daUQIHPr~ Op,.l1M l <tr\on of ll•n1ur•, ( .. ,Ann H•mmoo Groups who would llke lo m ake ~loc king s s hould call the Volun· teer Services Office at 957 -5188 to assure the proper number will he made before Dec. 18 OTHER GU'JS will be acce pte d until two weeks before Christmas . Live trees urc not uso· ble, but decorations of unbreakable fireproof mate rials appreciated Girts s hould be mailed t o C ll R l S TMA S CllAIRMAN, Volunteer Serv i ces Offi ce, FaarviPw, 2501 Harbor Bl vd .. Costa Mesa, 92626. nf G&rdfon (...,ov•, C.tt., Loy(:@ O•prato (J f Rt-dondo, fjf!,Hh. <a., Mbv•\ <.u111~r1e 01 Arkan••• hnd 7 •OM f ,,,.,,, l u1n1;r ol A•...i, Co ""° R.V r urn.,r o• Jf!tftJr..on, k vntur1'.y, 19 '-lr•ndr hHcJr .. n •nO t. ortt•t ,-,r•NJcnHdrt!n .. r•eNS• m.i; '•U "' Pt•ru O•Olhet'\ ~mllM' MotlU<l•V t<om '' noon to• 00 PM nn !>uncloy fjoomb•r 7•. '"' wtwi•e /un•r11t '' rvlt4'\ w1tl ~ <onOultt!'d on Monet•~ No•emoet '1. ""with Rev 8ru<e C Mellon P&\lOf' ... The '""'''' ll•Oli\I 1 emple Ollttl•ltnq '"''""'"'' will i. mlJM •t t~ Good !>hllf)h<l<O C.metery Hunttnoto n 8••<". C• P lfH<• flrOIMt\ Sm.Im ' Mor"IWtyd1rN loo The s ame office, :Jl 957·5000, can an~wer questions about volun· t eer jobs whic h a r c always ope n al the hospital. FOR ADULTS, m en * • * McCOIMICI( MOITUAlllS L.,iguna Beach 494-941 5 Laguna H ills 168-0933 Sdn Juan Capistrano 49b-l 776 IA1.f2.IHGHOH FUHllALHOMI 646-2424 Co&ta Mesa 673-9450 llU.HOADWAY MOtlTUAIY w o u Id a ppr e c i ate IF GIVING time 1s the fla s hlights with b at· way you want to share lcrics, cards, shaving ,the holiday s pirit, the items and mirrors,' Voluntary Action Cen· wallets a nd baseball ters of South and West ca p s W omen c an Orange County m a y always use cosmetics, have just the right spot. costume jewelry, col· The following open· orful scarves, m<micurc ings are listed in the sets a nd purses. southern county by the Mrs . J,athrop a dded VAC a t 675 9210 or that toys and girts can 833-9278 · he given lo the entire re· Classroom aides arc !'>1dence. Books, pie· need ed at an Irvine 'ures, blocks, educa· Elementary school one t1onal toyb, flexigl ass day each week lo help mirrors, warm clothing with cooking, reading, for s now trips, phono-math and language. graphs (3-s p eed and with g rounded plugs I and records are well re· ceived. The volunteer director also requested stockings made or slifC r ed or green net and s tuffed with candy, s uch as mars hmallows, orange s lices, c harm s, g um drops, small toys such a s plastic cars, balls, tiny d o lls, co mbs , c rayons and a s mall <'8ndy cane. -Legal advice is sought from those in lhe field by clients of a San· t a Ana agency. -M arch ers arc needed for the J anuary fundraising drive of the March of Dimes. -A girls' group <tsks h elp wrapping gift pac kages for a project. -VISITORS to those in -a rea hos pitals and convalescent ho m es would add s eas on's C'hccr. Both Vi\Cs have hun· dreds or listed j ob open· 1ni.:s 1n addition to those above A C'all to either a ~ e n. c y w 1 11 a 11 o w matching special s kills to needs CLYDE HOSTETTER Witness To Speak Journalis t II. Clyde Hostetter. a form e r s'pecial U.S. represen· talive in the Middle East. will offer a n eyewitness report on Saudi Arabia Dec. 1 al Orange Coast College In Costa Mesa Hostetter, speaking as part of OCC's 1978 Ce l ebr ity Le ctur e Series, will talk at 8 p'.m . In the OCC Science Hall First Aid Talk Set AtForwn ''F1ri.t Aid :J nrl Eme rgency Can"' arc scheduled ror d1sC'us1>1on Wednesct.ay at a frN· co mmun it y h ea lth foru m al Fo untain Vall l'y Communit y Hospital 's auchtorium The 7 pm progr:.tm panel is to lw It'd by tltl· hospital 's Dr P"tc•r /\11 de r :. o n . cl 1 n· c· to r ci r e m t• r g l' n l' y r o o m scrvict.·!> .Joining lhl• doctor an· h ea lth nur!>c Chuck Lohrs tor.for 1Jnd Foun lain Valley parumcd1c captain David lle Hncr Dr. Anderson s:J 1d tht.• forum is lo address wh at to do and not to !lo in e m e rgencies, s uch as heart attacks. <·hok mi:. s wimming a C'c·1dcnls, drug reactions. hurni.. w o und::., s ho c·k and animal b1lt•s OCC Sets Fair Week Clubs. elusscs and de mons trations will be featured Dec. 5.7 during .. Coast Weck " al Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The fair will run from JO a .m. lo J p.m . daily. Admission is free and open to the public ActlviUes will Include self-defense demonstra· tion s. mim e.• performances and a paper airplane contest t 10 Broaowav Costa Mosa 642·9150 SMITH· TUTHH..LAAMI MOITUAIT WHTCLW CHAPIL Cremat()f'f • Flower Shop 427 I:. 17th St Jn the West county. the V AC al 898-0043 lists lhe following jobs for those willing to spend time helping others: Tickets at $2.50 are 1t. , STOCKINGS s hould available in the OCC EJUU,'5 be 13-inches high with Ticket Office in the Ad· Pt.UM•rNo the toe section about 6· THE MENTAL Health i i t t · e 'ldi · Ht:ATIHo inches long. Decorations Association seeks help ~c'k.:i:'!nWnalsoube s~fd ... ~·~ .. co;:,~" should be FIRMLY al· i n monitoring and al the door if space ~"'"'1'""')1"'""1 v""'°""' . .. COsta Mosa 646-4888 fltaCI •OTHHS SMITH'S MOtlTUAIY 627 Main St Hun11ngton Beach 536-6539 SHIHB MOtlTUAIY 97tlSo Coast Hwv Lil!lma Beach 494-1535 1533 N El Camino Real San Ctomonte 402-0100 ,_PAM&LY COLOMM. NMllAL MOMI 7801 BotMt Avt Wntmlnater 8934525 PAC#llC vtlW t•IClefM PAD Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3600 P8cifte View Drive NllWPOf1 Deoch G-44-2700 • lached , Mrs. Lath-p• h" i •C•ll">l0tto N.,.,. .. , •ou• ""•' •u evaluating psyc aalr c permits 642 1753 added. . COUAMUA • hospitals lo the county, For ticket informa. •u.~1•1•• Organizations may Orientation will be M•U•OHvie>049S-0401 find the s tockings a given. lion, call 556-5527. 11t11c.tntMc...ur- perrect group project. ----------------------...!~=~!!:=F:==::="':=":=.,.::':!::::"'~'~ Stockings or the same material ror about RO In· Law Prize P eter A. Ortenbecher or Newport Beach was one of three UC Davis law students who recent· . IY won the Califo rnia Regional round or the N atlonal Moot Court Compet.lllon a t San Diego. l NEW FOR NEWPORT BEACH! I • The Reading Game • AMl! .. ICA'I FO-.EMOST AEADINO ACHIEVEMENT CENTERS Yilfll our newe1tl location. 14'20 North Brl1tol St., Suite 24'0 Near J•mbone/MacArtJuu htler11ttlion Call 956-1106 now. Elgltt IJfOTI of proiwn MlettM Jn &utlttrn CoUfornla. A• edi¥ll7 of A..ne.. IMnilll Corpotatl0tt t ' I • I DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642·5678 COROHA .. MAit LAUMDllY UJI L c-t Hwi. '40·1200 ---·~ .... -- ·> •;. 11'f - \ I ~, ·~ 1 353 to 453 ·"'·'~ off custom drapery fabric! H11111e nuw cu~tom drapc11es mddC for your hom•· 41 '}tf'dt \It"""'' A i.e1ec1 qroup of fabncl\ in the"'°'' POPuhu c.orot!. and h1•lun··· 1uc on :,nltf now Our decnrator'\ wtO "''''your Mf'T'lt! anrt rw•p • 1n c.hOO.,.lf'HJ fabrtCS_ design$ IM COll)t\ AU 1110'-"'"J 1•, J l•f r,,ru1 r ,,II lo our dftcorulo, slu<ho tlOd ltfl nppo1ntmrn1 lt'MV lit• m.11h• "' •'>u• convonience E1001t lab11ca11on and 1Mtat1111on ••~ hl•labh ·' .,, ,f 'V al ou• regu~• low JCPunne:y pnetis I S.I• pn<;n tl!tcll .. Sunoey, NoYemlltt 2t lllfQU911 Sttur01y. OKtmbet 1l ... C•lllOtaJCPenney cuttOlll O.C0ttl0t to •1"1 you• llome 253 off our decorator collection of woven wood shades. Co""''" 1ooay and teo 0111 w11111. colo<lut ana tonvun•unt wov1Jn wOOO "'1ION So 4Hl•pteblo you ran uM l'lem 1n p1oblem· are.-~O' on O<l<I tha~d "'"°°"' 35%off our entire line of reupholstery fabrics. T ·~• eOvt~tlQe of tlltt oppo11umrv IOU•• Dy updating Chlirl, IOIH 1ove1e1tt eno 1nylh1ng elH 11111 COOIO UH • now look llbcll 1v111aa1111 ou1 ov111yd1y low prite a lilt ptlce• tfltcllft lllflfl•r. Hov1,.,bt1 H 1111otit!i lllunley, Oeetfllllel u . .. 253 off our versatile practical 1-in. decorator blinds. y .... ~ ""° '° min,. WI)'• IQ .... 1"41'.'\._ I hey tddlll lo '"'""o'"' 01 e1mo.11111y li1e aM ·~MO mere 1r1-.o1111ny • OIOttlO pol.k llOITI '"" you "•ure 10 I 11.J 1Jn(1 IU•t fHJ"f fot fOUI OMn ('.«>'Of -.(flt,-' .. 'J (, I , ' TRAVEL /DELAPLANE \ Sunday, November 26, 1978 PAIL y PILOT A J J " --DutY,-free Buyers' Bon~nza's Not a Bargain By STAN OELAPLANt: ST THOMAS. Virl'tn Island-. ll wa~ hot as u sheriff's pi!)tol \\hen "e i:ot off lhc crul~ s hitl F ·Uvnle nnd '-'l•nt uptown T he frl't' po11 shops w('r<' aln,•ud~ open. · ft 's a nit•e place t o visit.•• they said. hul U1t.·:i don 'l mukl' ~morrl'brod hkt! they do in the Tivoli Gardens " • • • A B YING t'RENZY TAKES hold or THE ANTIQUE GRAND HOTEL was the place to stay when I fi rst came· here. So I went up to the breezy balcony for a Carlsberg beer. "Under the management of Howard Johnson." said the sign. I Sic trans it g loria . Or was he r n ame Hildegarde '?) Punch Anothl•r rrua l' ~hip 1 .1lrl'adv In Ht•tween u~ wt• throw 1.C..00 s hopper-. on the mum stret>t ot Charloue Amalle I The blue Caribbean •~ cro,,d~ with flcl•ts of puss('nger It's ~• problt•m fmdin~ ports . Own.-rs · r endrn~ :.hap:. 111to ">JtHI\ ' 1slun<ls lhul C\Cn the µ1r~k ... ;n0tdl•<i ST. TllOl'IA . IS 'l'llE PRIZE. .md 1\Carlv nil ships s top he re . "Wedne::,day is the wor ·t day,'' says a Virgin lshmdt!r. "Sumt?timc~ four ships in at once." The drnw bas been "bargain" shop- ping. From' other steamy ports. Ame ricans .could b1ing-home only $100 duty free. Plus one bottle of liquor But from the American Virgins it was S200 a nd fi ve or liquor. 'Thi!. was recently upped: SJOO from fo reign ports : S600 from the US Virgins. 1 •• * THESE ARE THE ONLV streets under the American flag where traffi c drives on the left. It's a holdove r from Danis h days. You_ pass their old re·stone fort on the way Ow l'rui " i;hopper. The more crowded the ... hop-.. tht• mort.• fovcrt~h they become. S \H'lh ">h c·ry!>WI Hrut Danish silver. Gold . bru<.·«>lttls. Mlkimoto pearls from .l.1p:rn ('urrwras. trnnsbtor radios •. swiss "i1td1t•s tht:' rich~l'I of t he world come in P~' 111g no l s. l'ustt>m!-i taxe~ • • • "Dl'TV ·t~R EE" 1'lEANS THE 1m · porter puys no Cus toms tax. Jt doesn't mcirn he passes this saving on to YOU . By comparative prices J know. I think the Virgin Islands are the biggest razzle dazzle i:;mce Blackbeard the pirate. Item: A Japanese calculator in the US. lwherc duty is tacked on ,, S7S to S80 retail. About $60 in discount s tores In the Virgin Islands. S89. MV SWISS TRAVEL CLOCK: S75 in Madrid seven years ago. A month later. I saw it in Paris at Sl15. In J amaica freeport a half year later. S90. In the Virgin Islands today, $189. Even a llowing for s even year s inflation. tbat 's a whopping jump. Rum and Coca Cola has gone to Sl.50 a pop. Considering that s upermarkets sell it for that much a bottle lor little more 1. this gives th~ .. Virgin Islander a noble profit .. . . ALL THE WATERFRONT was cov· ercd by cool. stone warehouses. Merchant captains stored car goes in this neutral Da nish port w hile foreign wars hips prowled hungrily outside the harbor. The warehouses ha ve been remodeled. Laced with shops and restaurants a nd bars. The passageways from street to waterfront are overhung with shade vines. If it's outrageously overpriced. it's an at· tractive place to be mugged. Food is good and prices are about like mainland America. Toward evening. the s hoppers. hot and damp. straggle back to their ships. Loaded with heavy. five.pack cases of liquor. The box will be underfoot the rest of the voyage. And they'll have to-lug it by hand on and off airplanes. We bought the islands in 1917. tThe Navy ran on coal and we needed a coaling station. 1 Paid Denmark S25.ooo.ooo. They were glad to get it a nd go home. Well, as they say here· "Sail de boat. mahn. sail de boat." Meaning. "Hang in there · But thev saved S2 a bottle . And will brag about i.t a ll year "It's like being a tax exile without money." ARTWORKS ARE POPULAR BUYS IN ENSENADA SHOPS Gifts 'n Graeias Dollars Flourish in Ensenada Ir you are looking to stretch your Christmas dollar and at the same lime come up with some gift ideas that are out of the ordinary, you might consider a trip to Ensenada. An easy two-hour ·drive from San Diego via good, four.Jane highway, 1t is a pleasant weekend vacation in Raja California and your savings could pay expenses. SHOPPERS ARE still reaping the benefit of the devalued peso whi ch is currently traded at 22. 79 pesos to the dollar. That translates roughly to 5 cents per peso if you pay in dollars. but for those planning to do some heavy spending it would be well to ex· change your money for the local cur- rency at an Ensenada bank and laJce advantage of an even more generous rate. Under recently liberalized customs regulations. visitors to Mexico may bring back $300 per person in merchandise duty free and the next S600 at a fixed rate of ten percent of total value. There is no duty assessed on many items. including original art works. YOU MAY a lso ,bring back one quart of liquor per adult, and prices in Mexico are considerably less than in the United States. Kahlua. for ex· ample. is about SS.50 per quart, about half the price in California. There are similar savings on tequila, rum, vodka and gin: A dellgnUul stop enroute to Ensenada Is the new Bajamar coastal resort at the Jatay offramp on the Tijuana·Ensenada toll road, 45 miles 90Uth of Tijuana. Althouch this is a private com· munity, the public ls welcome at the ocea n ·vlew country c lub restaurant and bar where rooct and drink is both excellent and reasona· bte and wh re the v1ewa are spec· --iacular. An 18·hole golf course, swimmina pool and tennis courts are also opeo lO the public. THE TllANQtJIL seaside ctty or Enseoada bu, of course, Ill ahare of the trediUoe1al abopt that IJ)edaliae In atu.ffed homed to.di, onyx chell seu and brilhtl.J colored serapes. But the a1.acerniq abopper will 1110 rind I ftaltb of fine ltorW that deal in oriainal artwotka, floe Mex· lean craft.I and lmporU from u'OUDd lbe .orld. 1 .t Ensenada is classified by the Mex· ican government as a free port, which means you can buy jade and ivory from m a inla nd China , Givenchy shirts from Paris, Austrian knits, Swiss watches. English bone china and designer fashions from Ila· ly and France without paying duty. FOLLOWING IS just a sampUng or the fine stores in Ensenada. Nearly a ll wlU take major credit cards or personal checks for the amount or purchase and are open evenings Fri- day and Saturday and all·day Sun· day. CARLOS IMPORTS (800 block or Ave. Lopez Mateos, in the Bahia Hotel) -European import specialists. Prices start at $42.95 for a cashmere sweater: $20 for English made shirts : $72.95 for a lady'sOmega watch. REGALOS ORIENTAL CllO Ave. Ruiz > -Deals in imports from Thailand, mainland China. Hong Kong and Japan. Immense selection or soap stone carvings to $20. Amber from China to $250. ORIGINALES DE MEXICO Cl277 Ave. Lopez Mateos> and ARTE.5 BIT· TERLIN ClOOO Ave. Lopez Ma!eos in the El Rey Sol Restaurant> Among only nine stores in Mexico that han· die the papler mache and metal sculptures of internationally re· nowned Sergio Bustamante. Prices range from $7S lO $3,000. MEXICAN GOVERNMENT ART CENTER C1306 Ave. Lopez M3teosl -This cooperative for native artisans features the folk arts and crafll rrom throughout the republic: Yarn murals by the Huicbol Indians or Nayarit; lacquerware rrom Ouer· rero and Mlchoacan; trees of life from Puebla; blue and amber glassware from naqueplaque. LJMON'S SUPERMARKET (cor- ner or Avenldas Reforma and Certes) -Complete supermarket -with ex· teutVe \liJ!e or arocer1ea and meat. Many proaucts are much Jess than in tti. Unlted States, ioclud.iOI su,ar, coffee, pqta, beef and a wide variety or Mexican canned 1ood1. Good aelecUOn of Mexican candles, liquor departmeut and gift ahop. DULCERIA (west aide or Ave. Juares. Just llOUlh of Rull> -Candy store 1pedaU1.U.. tn tradJUq,nal Mex· tcan aweet.. lnclud1n1 cactua and aw et potato candJ . r I Tue Great Names in TraVd!"''. American Express Travel Service · sells them all. Not just the ones below, but many more tours, cruises and packages from the Great Names in Travel. Almost every kind of vacation value. And American Express Travel Service does even more than help -you plan your-vacatien and make your- reservations. We have 750 locations all around the world to take care of you while you're away. Pleasant Hawaiian Holidays Waikiki Holidays O~ys $299-$319 Includes round·ttip jet air from 5 West Coast cities, choice of tourist• class hotels, Continental breakfast, catamaran sail, more. Departs Fri., Sat., Sun. from 1/1/79. $6 departure tax extra. 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Deluxe solld state AM/FM stereo phono with 8-track stereo tape player. Model KMT 2298. 5-gall_on steel drum, easy roll awtvel casters. Indoors or outdoors! Atiachmenta Included. CHOCOLATE CANDY 1 ~lb~ Bag Choice of chocolate covered raisins, peanuts and others. FIREPLACE LOG 76fh Artiflcial log burns In color 2'~-3 hours. No klndllng. CHENILLE PANELS 2~l. Polyester/acetate panel with 4" hem. machine wash. OVAL TINE~ COCOA PHOTO FRAME 97..! 1~?. 161126, Soft cotton poly- ester terrv. Save now• 10, t-oz • envelopes mix. 'N41! W9111"1 Satin black or walnut• look plastic. 81110· I AM POCKET UDIO 2!c~ Sohd state radio has built-in antenna, carrying strap. TUMIUR SET 7'! .. ! 8 each: Juice. rocks, Sh8'bets, t2 and 16--0z. tumbler. I HERCULON~ RUNNER AIR PISTOL FLUORIBARD11 CHILD'S BOOKS BATHROOM SCALE 78~ 64~~ 4'!~ 33.J 8'!..~ Mystery. aclenoe fiction Sturdy steel con1tructlon. 23"x60" pOlypropytene Fast-toad, easy. 20-ahot Sort cover 4'.U6" Accurate we1gt1tno. runn«. Stalrw .. lttal'lt. . BB repeater air pistol. c:.1110 COSTA .U COROQ COVIU a.MY ...... llllT llDUSTRY lADITU LAW• lM IUClt lmMA Ol .. ...... RIALTO lllVBSIDE 1A1 Clmm IO. UllA•D ..... tmucm r•a Wiil ... WUTWTH •· . ~ . ; I I iN••s•1•o•e•= .... :~ ... :.!e•:S•~•a0.i;•;; .. e•n•• .. • •• ~.:.~ ... ~.:."o.;;'•e•~•;•c•k~ ............................................... ..;~;;;i,.-.OrtS Sunde'(. November 2&. 1978 OAll.Y PILOT r-•i • Instant Replay: Jordan Rescues US€ Field Goal Sinks Irish, 27-25 . I • By ERNIE CAS'ftLLO Of IN Dallf f'l141t Sulf LOS ANeELES-Th~"')patch or turf between the 37-and 38-yard lines on the southwestern cor· ner of the Coliseum field ought to be dedicated to the golden toe and cool head or USC's Frank Jordan. who has a habit of breaking hearts and re- peating tustory. For it was from there Saturday that Jordan kicked a 37-yard field goal with two seconds left to beat Notre Dame. 27·25, and it'Was from nearly the same spot exactly a year ago to the day that Jordan booted a 38-yarder with two seconds left to beat UCLA. 29-27 THE TROJANS DROVE 58 VAROS in five plays and 46 second~ lo climax another thrilling chapter in the.,spellbinding USC-Not.re Da me his- tory book . Destine d to become a classic. Saturday's game featured plenty or heroes OD both sides. a dramatic turn of events and enough con- troversy to keep a rm-chair quarterbacks debating for weeks. USC Coach John Robinson called it "the greatest game I've ever seen." Notre Dame Coach Dan Devine termed it "one of the most remarka- bl e comebacks in the history of the game." Jordan said it was ju.st another day in the life of a place kicker. "lt was a perfect s nap, a perfect hold and I had plenty of time." said J ordan who was told to keep his chin up after he missed two earlier at- tempts and was reminded to keep his tiead down when he lined up for a pressure-packed kick before a Coliseum crowd o f 84 ,256 and a national television audience. "I was encouraging them on," he added. "I wanted to get out there. The misses kind or sf¥>ok · me up but they made me concentrate on the fun- damentals of kicking-line up straight an.it keep your head down. ··My head was down but I could reel it 'Nas good coming off my feet. When I looked Up.,it .,,.as going through " V NOTRE DAM£ FANS might argue tfiat Jordan-and USC for that matter-<lidn't deserve one last chance. Quarterback Paul McDonald. looking to pass, was hit hard by a Notre Dame rush and the ball squirted loose on first-and-10 from the USC 40. R e fe ree P aul Ka m a ns ki immediately signalled it an incomplete pass as the Fighting Iris h danced off the field thinking they ha<f re- covered a fumble. A television replay from a DOOr angle couJdn'l decide the issue. Devine also missed it. which might have been fortunate for Kamansk1. "I DIDN'T SEE the pass at the end, .. Devine admitted "It was a crucial decision so f can't comment on it. But if it was a bad decision, then that was the ball game. If the referee made a mis- take, he shaiild never work another game. Jn our locker there is a bunch or youngsters bitterly dis- appointed he's caused my kids a lot of pain." · Naturally. the mood was just the opposite in the USC sector. even though the Trojans blew a 17·3 halftime lead To hear them talk. there was never any doubt their two-minute drill would be productive. VICTORY KICK -USC placekicker Frank J ord a n (3\ geL'\ off a 37-yard field goal with two second~ remaining to give the Trojans a 27-25 victory over Notre Dame Saturday APWl...-W at the Coliseum. Marty King holds as Dave -w ay mer is unsuccessful ·i n a block al· tempt "I WAS JUST HOPING the offense would get down field." Jordan said when asked what went through tus mind after Notre Dame scored its third touc·hdown of the final quarter with Just o·48 showing on the clock "We worked on that kind of offense all week. We knew what we were doing," said Robinson. "I think everybody in the world knows it's hard to kill a TroJan If you are looking for a line or a cliche Today's Sports Bv HOWARD L. llANDV 0 11"-D•ily Piiot SUI! Following are the major SPOrts events on tele vis ion today. Ratings are: .t " .1 .1 excellent; .1 o1 • .1 worth watc hing;'./ fair; .t forget it. 10 a .m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: Rams at Clevela nd. Announcers : Vince Scully, Jim Brown a nd George Allen. The Rams will be facing their third AFC opponent o f the yea r and a re favored by five points over the Browns. With the best record in the N FC (10-2); leading by th_ree_ games with four to play, and on a three-game winning streak, the Ra m s s hould ha ve little trouble with the Browns. But tha t 's what the experts thought last week whe n they ba re ly edged San Francisco, 31-28 on a Frank Corral fi e ld goal in the final two seconds. ' Clevela nd surprised . Baltimore-last week, 45-24, but has a mark of 6-6 in league play. Qua rte rback Brian Sipe completed four touchdown passes three to Calvin Hill, and threw tor a career r ecord J09 yards agains t the Colts last wee k. The Ra m s are hopeful of gaininq a home field ad-vantage in the playoffs with the best record in the NFC. In inte rconfe rence play, the Rams are 14-2 since 1973 and have an 18-7 m a rk since the series began in 1970. This is the second of three straight road games for the Rams. 10 a.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: Ne w York Jets a t Miami. Announcers : Charlie Jones and Len Dawson. The Jets are in a must-win situation in this one to r e tain any hopes of a possible wild card pla yoff be rth. Miami is a lso in a similar situation a fter losing to Houston on Monday night and falling a game behind Ne w England in the American Confe re nce Eas te rn Division. The Jets, h oweve r, wilt b e playing without Quarterback Richard Todd who suffe red a broke n col- la rbone in a 19-17 loss to New England last week. Bob Griese has returned at the he lm of the Dolphins a nd has the AFC's leading rush er , Delvin Williams in his backfield. M iami is a seven-POint favorite. 1 p.m., Channel 4 ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: New England at Baltimore. Announcers: Unavailable. New England has won eight of nine games since Baltimore rallied for 27 fourth quarter points in a rain- soaked 3'-27 Monday n ight win over the Patriots In September. New England (9-3) holds a one.game edge over M iami's Dolphins in the Ame rican Football Con- ference Eastern Division race while the Colts have s uffe red through a 5-7 season to date. The Patriots are favored by seven points. OTHER TV 9:30 a .m . (2) -NFL TODAY. (4) -NFL '71 - NFL referees c omment on the recent surge of c riticism leveled against the m . Bryant Gumbel and Mike Adamte are hosts . . 2 p.m . (9) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Notre Dame Fighting Irish a nd USC Trojans in a game played Saturday at the Coliseum. Taped. 3:55 p,m . (9) -NHL HOCKEY -The Kings and the Red Wings face off at Olympia Stadium in De troit. 4 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL '71. 4 :30 p.m : (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -A tribute to Bob Hayes, one of the few athletes to m ake the transition from world-class sprinter to pro football. 7 p.m . (SO) -PRO SOCCER -Taped in West Germany: Stuttgart vs . Bochum. 11 :30 p .m . Cl3> -NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL - A taped replay of the Notre Oarne-USC game at the Coliseum Saturday. RADIO 10 a .m . -Football : The Los Angeles Rams at Cleveland, KMPC (71 0). Al Wisk, Dick Hass and Steve Balley report. 3 :50 p.m . """' Hockey: The Los Angetes Kings at Detroit Red Wings, KRLA (1110). Bob Miiier, Pete Weber re rt. I ·- See TROJANS, Page 86 Aoocado Boid Rustlers Romp To 29-7 Win By JOHN SEVANO Of ,,_ 0.llf Pilot Sl•U NORWALK -D~5 pil l-h-a copches' remarks all week long to the contrary. records and statistics indicated that this yC'a r 's Avocado Bowl game. bet ween Southern Cal champion Golden West and South Coast titlisl Cerritos, was going to be a mismatch. It was. Golden West. dom1natmg ac· lion from l he second qua rter on, scored 26 unanswered points and went on to crush Cerritos. 29-7, Sa turday nig ht b e fore a n estimated c rowd of 4.500 al Falcon Stadium. WITH QUARTERBACK Steve Rakhshani and line backer Pat Collins enjoying their finest hours <they were named of- fensive and defensive players of the game. respectively>. the Rustlers made it appea r easy. Wh ile the Rustlers' defense . spearheaded by Collins Cnine un· assisted tackles>. Bill Gritz and Tim Arguello, was engulfing the Falcons' runni n g game. Rakhs h an1 a nd Co. were engineering one long drive after another. After holding only a six-point advantage at the half Cl3·71. the Rustlers pul the game away in the third quarter with two touchdowns and a field ~oal. Altavilla scrambled the rinal si!ven yards to start the third quarter onsla ught On Golde n West ·s next posses s ion Coac h R ay . Shackleford. obviously feeling con fident. called a fla nker· reverse option deep in his own territory and lo everyone's s ur· prise Tim Wigmorc found Jaime Dickson strcakin~ alone down the sideline for an 85·yard TD and a 26-7 lead Kicker Terry Lairson put on the final touch late in the same quarter by ki cking a 33-yard field goal for lhe final margi n. It was Lairson 's third r1eld goal of the niJ?hl CERRlTOS. WHICH drove for a tou chdo wn on its f irst possession of the game. was thoroughly frustrated ror the rest or the mghl. The Falcons. who rus hed for 122 yards in the open ing st a n za. could only muster SO the rest of the evening "We knew we could win this ... said a happy Rakhshani. who. although a freshma n. will be leaving GWC "We wanted to prove tonight we had just as good a team as anybody else around "It's a great feeling." he con· tinued . "We've been wailing for• this since the beginning of the year. It was one of our goals ... FOLLOWING THREE plays by Rakhshani, which moved the ball from the Golden West 26 to the Falcons' seven , Leonard "IT FEELS JUST great," added Gritz, who recorded one sack in the game to run his total See RUSTLERS, Page 84 OVER THE TOP -USC's Charles White goes over the top of Notre Dame linem en to score a fourth quarter touc hdown. Steve Heimkreiter 158 I was unable to stop White before he scored. '011r Kids Were Stoked' Pizzica Refleds on Sailors' Stunning Win By ROGER CARI.SON Of IN Dally Plie. Staff In case you've just returned from the moon. here's a tidbit to digest: Newport Harbor High 's Sailors won a football game Friday night to earn a quarterfinals berth in the CIF Big Five Conference playoffs. So? Well. it was more than a victory, more than an upset and more than the most shocking score of the 1978 prep football season IT WAS MORE THAN a 10·7 elimination of the No. l ranked, No. l seeded. undefeated and untied Swordsmen of St. Paul It was total domination. Where the Swordsmen boasted a record of 54 wins. two )osses in the past 14 years, the Sailors left a mark on the St. Paul gridiron that will never be erased. The Bluejackets of Coach Bill Plzzica punished St. Paul with an unyielding defense, then broke the Swords men's hearts with a touchdown In the last 20 seconds IN 11IE SECOND HALF the Sailors belled St. Paul to lhe tune or 190-itS in total yarda1e. It wu a thorough spanking. A 20-polnt underdog, Piulca,s Sanon proved no one can be considered superior lo Newport until it has become fact. Beaten four times during the season, the SaUora were Inserted into the No. t8 slot-which meant a travel date to No. 1. •·we didn't feel we deserved that," aeys Pinlca. "There were other teams with worse re· J • . . -r--.. cords a nd even a fourth place team lo choose from . And we weren 't too happy about being 20· point underdogs ... , PIZZICA BECAME AWARE or his team 's potential at halftime. Although down, 7-0, Pizz1ca says: "Our kids were so stoked I bad a hard time getting them to sit down. "Then we came out and drove 95 yards in 20 plays and got a field goal out of it. I felt we had a chance. We missed two nerd goals in the first half and It had me worried that we had missed our op- portunity." St. Paul entered with a reputation of present· Ing an intimidating scene on its home field . but that factor did not surface. "WE TOLD OUR KIDS what to expect." says Piuica. "Maybe St. Paul didn't feel we were worth It." Newport's heroes? Get a roster and read It. All s hared in the masterpiece, even those on the s idelines. But when you discuss success at Newport Harbor, ll'a always the ·defeDH tbat stands above the rest. -Dave Thompson, Fernando Castorena, Jay Voellke, Scott McKay, Joey Kolina, Bryon Ward, Steve Kraemer, Brett Smith, Ryan Abbate, Nell Rosa, Scott.Benjamin ... tbey've never played bet· ler. The Sailors prepared for St. PaaJ in a ll1ht· hearted manner. "We eave them lhe ~nd olt See SAii.Oas, Paae • -..... .._ Lakers Dealt 109-103 Loss By Atlanta ATLANTA <AP ) Dan Roundfield scored 19 points to lead a balanced Atlanta attack Saturday night and he lp the Hawks to a 109-103 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in a Na· • tiona l Basketball Association 11tame. Litkers center Kareem Abdul Jabbar led all scorers with 27 points. while guard Norm Nixoo added 22 points for Los Angeles, which lost iL"t second in a row after having its 14-game winning ~treak snapped Friday night. Arte r a nip-and-tuck first period. Atlanta fired out to.a 16 point lead In the second stJmza with forward John Drew, who finished with 10 points, ·leading the charge. The Hawks took a 60·46 lead into the dressing room. at baUUme. \.OS A .... LU eta) -~ SM 1', WI,_. 6 ..... L ANlll .Hil*w t t.1021, ..... 1 24 4, •11- t 4-4 n , ""'*"$ 0-0 IO, ~ti I 0.0 t, f't!U 2 2..) •• tlonlOO-OO. Ttl4ll1•t14Stt1L. ATUMTAIMltl-0..WJ ... M,H-•O.Oll. ~llM3M4.Hlllt0.0 ............ 1 .. 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"'Wt•"d ~tk\· to pluy com petJllv~ly agalnst U\l'm and hopefully bt'iAl th~m ." ht" :idded opUml11t1calh ''The bag gest problem the Humi. prewnl to u.s 1~ their overall bl&huice 'l'ht'y' vt• aot oul t.nding personnel on both otten...-.e W\d de lf'Dlt! ... Rom1 CAJach Ray Mi:alavnsl, QI\ the olher band. rails tht• 1'71 Brown• a "tromen dously amprovt'd" tHm rrom the one th · Rams but 9 O lu t year nd pralffs the prrformancf' of ('h•velund <1uarterb1tck Orlan Sipe IP•: P~ St:D for 309 yards and rour touchdowns to lead the Browns to a 4"5·24 \'1C'l111 > ov .. r tht-Hult11nor<' ('oil' l.11~ Angl'll*li pa&sf'r Pal tladl'n1 who w~~ hurnpt•rt-d lu't wttck by bul'k ~pu:lms, 1s c·~p1•ctt'd to ht• n -.uJy for l'levt>lund And Mulavus1 1-&yi. running hack Lawrence Mrt'utchoon. who w."s sad~hnt.'d by a thigh injury th<' r.rst hvc au mes of the ~ason. l!> continwng to 1mprovl' Rutagh a no compares Sipe favorably with Haden. ''l''rom a siie and talent pojnt, they are very slmllur to each other," said Rut1111ano. "They both are articulate and have a good grasp or the game. I'd say lladen is a little more mobile than Brian, a lthough Brian would argue that today." S IPE LOOKED very mobile in running for a riral down on one lhird·and-long llltuution against the Colt.a. Ma lavasi notes that the Browns also have been helped by the running of vt'lerun Calvin Hiii, who was signed as a free a~ent a fte r injuries cut into the Cleveland running corps. The 31-year·old Ifill may have a s pecial incentive against the Rams. Malavasi also had a chance to i;ign Hill but said h~e declined .>ecaUS!l of Hill's age "and sus· ceptibility to injuries ... Th~ Browns now are 6-6 and Rutigli ano says they still have a chance for a wild- card playoff spot If they win their last four .iita mes. UCLA Blasts A Caosute Report From the World of Sports DePaul, 108-85 Woody, Ired by Question, Stalks From Press Room From AP Dispatches COLUMBUS. Ohio Ohio Slate football • coach Woody Hayes a nswered all questions •II• after his team's 14·3 loss to Michigan Sa(\.tr. day-but bristled over one from David lsrael or t he Chicago Tribune. Israel asked if Hayes realized his team bad not scored a touchdown in the last three years against Michigan. .. Yes, I know that. And I thought you would be the one to bring it up," said II ayes., rising to his • / feet a nd taking a couple or steps toward his questioner LOS ANGELES <AP) -David Greenwood scored 28 points to lead No. 2·raaked UCLA to a 108-85 victory over DePaul in college basketball Saturday night, after the Bruins trailed by 11 points during the first half. UCLA broke open a close game by hilting 17 or their first 20 field goal attempts in the second half. The combination of rast-b reak baskets and good out· side shoQUng brought UCLA to a 79.59 lead wi th 10 minutes to play. 15 in the first hair and Garland added 12. DePaul burst a head in the middle of the first hair. scoring eight points in a little over one minute to ta ke a 24· 14 advan· tage. Then six straight points by Garland gave De Paul a 37-26 ma rgin with five minutes to go in the half. DAILY PH.OT &1 \ FOOTBALL/BASKE1BAL.L A .. Mr ........ .. You're the guy who wanted to gel <Notre Dame Coach > Dan Devine fired three years ago. I read your articles where you cul up Devine. They were the most vicious I ever read. 1 don't need to respond to you." RESERVE FORWARD. Kiki Vandcweghe came off the bench to score 16 points and provide a second·ha lf s park for UCLA . Roy lla m1lton had 18 and Brad Holland added 16 for the Bruins. The Bruins ··responded very well artcr we got down early in lht> first half ... UCLA Coach Gary Cunningham sai'd. ··1 told my team not to try to catch up :Jll at once. to lx' patient and 1l would all work out. This was a thrilling victory for us. I think De P a ul will bt• very tough th1i. season." MICHIGAN GAIN -Tailback Ha rold Woolfolk c:arries the ball for a Wolverine gain against Ohio Stal e Saturday. On the ground is the Buckeyes' Bob Murphy <28>-. Michigan won and will p hty USC in the Rose Bowl. With that, Hayes sta lked from the interview room. "I don't know why he brought up "•YES _ something like that. ll happened in Devine's fi rst year . He just didn't want lo answer the que!>· taon." said Israel -----QttofP of dw Da11----- Clevetand Rrowns Coach Sam RutigUano: "Some people think the light at the end of the tunnel is a n on· coming train, but I think it's a beacon." Ml,..,_llke~ Oldlfues 78ns. U7·1Z8 John Glaneni m ade four free throws a nd a m key block of a JaJlas Erving shot, a ll in the final J2 seconds Saturday night , helping the Milwaukee Bucks to a 127·126 NBA victory over the P hiladelphia 76ers . . Kermit Waslllagton hit two free throws wilh 41 seconds left to lift the San Diego Clippers lo an 87·86 win over Kansas City, snapping the Kings' seven· game home·court winning streak ... Larry Kenon led a third.quarter scoring blitz agajnst his forme r teammates as the San Antonio Spurs buried the New Jersey Nets. 151 ·110 ... Spencer Haywood scored 35 points and teamed with Ray Williams for all 19 of New York's points in the fourth quarter as the Knicks beat the -New Orleans Jazz. 103-96 ... SeatUe's Dennis J obrulon hit two jump s hots in the closing minutes and Jack Slkma , scOJ:ed.ejght or his 21 points in the fourth quarter to lead the SuperSorucs Lo a eca"°" 110-104 v1ctory over the Denver Nuggets Maurice Lucas and Tom Owens combined for 62 points t.o help the Portland Trail Blazers snap a four-game losing streak with a 127·105 win over Houston. Girard'• Goal GlftJ a.,. 5-5 Tie Bob Girard i:.cored his second goal or the Iii season with 2:05 rem aining to give the ' Washington Capitals a 5·5 lie with the Boston Bruins in National Hockey League action Satur· d ay ... Darcy Rola scored three goals and Ivan Boktlrev added two as the Chicago Black Hawks cruised to an 8-3 win over the ·Montreal Canadiens ... Bentle Federllo and Brl1n Sau~r scored goals three minutes apart in the open- ing period, starting the St. Louis Blues to a 4·0 triumph over the Detroit Red Wini~s. : . Bel Bridgrau usiated on a pair of goals and Reggie Leach scored lhe game-winner a s the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3·1 in a fight-marred game ... New York derensem an Denis Potvin set up three goals as the Islanders extended their unbeaten i1treak lo 10 games with a 5-2 triumph over the Vancouver Canucks ... Wllf P1lemenl scored twice and helped the Colorado Rockies to a 6·3 triumph over the Toronto Maple Lears. Paiemcnt was playing in his second game after returning from a 13·game suspension and the victory was the first for new coach Aldo Galdolln. OTHER SPORTS -Junior halfback BUly Sima of the Unive rsity of Oklahoma has been chosen player of the year by lhe Walt.er Camp Football Foundation ... The Univ~rsity of ~ansas should have~ new football coach by the first week an December according to Athletic Direct.or Bob Marnm. He has 25 to 30 applications for the job .•• A spectator knifed the IN!feree to deat.b after a soccer mat~h at Bosanski MIJosevac near Modrica lo Central Yugoslavia •.• Cb•dl CeUIH, former major league ln· fielder who waa ln the Angels' organiuUon the past two years, was appointed thlrd base coach of the New Vorll Mets . . • Denvef> •Nuggets stu forw1rd·1uard D1vtd TM•,.. was releued from a hospital Iller being treat· e-d for a sUght. concussion • • . Greg Me,er of the Greater BoRton Tracie Club held olf Oregon's NCAA cham. Al~rto Seluar to Win the AAU men's cross country cham· 61onshlp . . • .Ide Brown s printed lnto the lead 300 met.rt from the tape and captured the AAU senior women's cro.a country Utle: Cage Game Postponed by Fog POCATEU.A>, ldabo (AP) - A co:.i:f e basketball 1•me &Ched Mre Sa~ nlab. l between vilWDC Color St-. and Idaho Slate w~ when the Colorado toe tfflll became f~ ln Portlencl .. Ore., an rUbo State IPOkeunan said Saturday. • Olean Alford, sports lnfonna- ._ dlredor at ldalllo State, Mid I 1 ...... . tbe Colonldo 8tMe team wu un. able to lean PtortJand lnt.erna. uon11 Airport because of toco condlUona. .. £¥• ti tbe '°' ltrt.d, they couldn't pl out," Alford aakf, kcaUN ooueetiDI fllpg to Pocatello bad been dl•rull'ed. He Hid tbe Colorado State team wat to bave flown br com· mel"clal airliner. D ePaul was paced by freshman Mark Aguirre with 29. Curtis Watkins had 16 a nd Gary Garland 14 points in the Blue Demons' season opener. UCL/\':. record is 2·0. Leach Overcomes Pain Strong outside shootm~ and quickness against the UCLA press kept the Blue Demons ahead most or the first hair. But UCLA scored 13 consecutive points in the final 4: 11 of the first half. to lake a 41 -39 lead al halftime. Michigan QB ShooLfJ Dmm Ofiio State THE 6·9 GREENWOOD led the Bruin surge a nd lopped scorers for both teams with 17 points in the first half. Holland a dded eight for UCLA and Hamilton had seven. CO LUMBUS. Ohio IAP1 M 1ch iga n qua r terback Rick Leach wasn 't gomg to lt'l ~· hams tring inJury keep ham from his g reatest moment. a third straight victory ov('r Ohio Stall' and another :.hot a l the Rose Bowl. S <' h <.' m b l' t· h I e r h a d J us t watthcd has team hold Ohio Stall' without a touchdown for th<' lh t rd s traq~ht seas on . Someone wondered if he had th<' numh<'r or his old boss. Woody Haye!'>. Agui rre, a 6 -7 rres hma n fo rward from Chicago's West inghouse High, led DePaul with "I was in a lot of pain in the second half." the Wol ve rines' star s aid Saturday after a 14 3 victory over lhc Buckeyes. "I knew this was 1l I didn't want to go to the Gator Bowl." .. No." replied Sche mb<:chler. ··1 don't have anybody'~ number. but I never thought that wou ld happen. I JUSL hope the touchdowns don't come in nur- nt's now.·• * * * o~ .. AUL <e'll -WiltkiM 1 ,., 16, -'ovlrr~ 10 ._ .. ,.. MIJOA• oo.o o. a.--s, 1 n. c.r1dfld I 0.0 u. M<Guo,.. 7 I 1 S. 8Mt 0 0.0 0 Mol(""'1 J >-4 t, Hlkl~OO.OO,-. oo.oo Toi•!\ :14 IM l IS. Despite the inJury in th<.• second quarter , Leach stayed o n the job a nd gave Art Schlichter. his freshman Ohio Sla te qua rterbacking coun- terpa rt, a playing lesson . IT WAS A NEW low for Hayes in this 27th m eeting with Michigan. The 65-year-old dis· eiplinarian never had lost three straight times to his arch·rival. UC\.A <t•I -Gt~ ll 6 I 19. Wiik~ H .O I. Allum\ 0 l>O O. _.....,I 0.0 I• ManllllO'I 1 • S 11. Sim\ 3 0 I 6, v .. ~ • • S II>, s...-" 1 0.1 4. T_,.,.\ I._. 6, H.tut4\ I 0.0 1. !Olly I 1·1 • TOl•ll U 10-2S 109 Mallllrn.-VCL.A 41·3'1 Foultd °"' MM!eY Total lout~P..,116, UCLA II A-11,1/t "LEACH PLAYED on one leg in the second hair. It just meant our option was pretty much out." said Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler How did he feel? "Oh, just happy as a lark," replied Hayes s arcastically. Sixth.ranked Michigan earned at least a share or the Big Ten Conference championship and Pacific-IO Football Huskies Earn the Apple From A.P Olspatcbe8 S POKANE, Wa s h -Junior tailba c k Joe Steele beca m e Washington's single.season rushing leader and sophomore quarterback Tom Flick threw two scoring passes Saturday, leading the Husldes in a J8.8 victory over Washington Stale. ll was Washington's fifth victory in a row in the cross.state rivalry for the Apple Cup trophy and made the Huskies 6-2 in the Paciftc·lO Con- ference and 7-4 overall. Despite the seventh straight loss for the Cougars, 3-7·1 overall and 1-7 in the Pac-10, Washington State quarterback Jack Thompson broke Jim Plunkett's conference career passing yardage record antl tied Plunkett for most career touchdown passes, 53, and m ost touchdowns scored, 6.3. Steele racked up U>3 yards in 24 carries. Hi.8 long gainer was a 56 yarder in the third period in which he broke three tackles and set up a Huskies' touchdown. Steele's 28-yard touchdown run in the fourth period after one of the Cougars ' nine tumoven boolted bis season total to t ,111 yards, four better than the Washington mark set by Jlugh Mcl!:lhenny tn 1950. Thoml*)n hlt. 19 of 39 passes ror 247 yards and a touchdown, raising hls career yarda1e total to 7,818, nine more than Plunkett'a total ln 1968·70 at Stanford. However, the "Throwln' Samoan" wa1 lotercepted aix times, the Jut. time by ulety Ore1 Ortmea on a to-yard tou on tbe nnaa play of the pme. ........ , .......... 3 CORVALLIS. Orl. -Tbe ONp Duek1, aided by Mvea Oreaon State turno•en aad three touebdOwn runt by f re1hman tall back D1"1bt Robert.eon, clowned tbe Beaven, a...s. Saturday tn tbe ftnal aame of tbe MUOD for both teams. Tbe victory WU oal1 tbit llCODd ol I , lh~ !>eason for the Ducks. who finished 2·9 overall a nd 2·5 in the Paclfic-10 Conference. The Beavers dropped to 3-7-1 and 2·6. The Beavers scored first on a JS yard field goal by Kieron Walford MX minutes into the game. But whe n line backer Brue(' Beekley fell on fullback Mike Smith"s fumble -the third of the first period by the Beavers -Oregon State fell apart. Reekley covered the ball on the Oregon State 26 and Robertson dove over from the 2·yard line five plays later. Pat English kicked the first of three extra points, giving the Ducks a 7·3 lead. Two inte rceptions in a three· minute span by Rick Hudnell doomed the Beavers as the Ducks won their fourth straight intra-state s howdown. ArfzOltaSt. J8,Arf~J7 TUCSON -Arizona fr~shman Bill Zivlc missed hiR third field goal at· tempt from more than 40 yarda with two seconds leR, allowing Arizona . State an 18-17 Pacific 10 Conference football victory Saturday night. Zlvlc's last. second atte mpt was from 45 yardll and the kick fell far short. as did attempts from 43 and 42 yards earUer ln the second half. A 42-yard field goal by Arizona State sophomore Steve HlckB turned out to be the tnar.cin in the same. Hicks' lock came with l1:2S left In the g1me and put ASU aheatd 18·14. Zivlc bit. a 3'-yard field coal three DllDUU.lMtJr. After tralllng u .3 at ballUme, Ariaooa State came back to take the lead wlth two third quart.e r touchdown pua plays. Tbe to-abead score wu 1 5'·1•rd halfback paaa play from Alvin Moore to Bernard Henry. who was wlde open and ._prtnted lnto the ead zone. 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Mi c hi gan n o w -h as nut permitted the Buc ke ye s u touchdown for 12 consecutive quarters. SCOtlE eY OUAltTEllS • M1f t\tQdn 01,.oSl•lt• I 0 I n -IA J 0 0 0 J O:OU ~G AN7'1 < M •<h-r ..... JO ~· from L•.c:" IWll"""' .,, .. Mtrlt-'>"'lllt "-·•romU~I\ (Wll•iwrlto(U A l!t.Jll GANIE STATISTIC$ MIO J .,..., 00..,,,... RuSltlt\-YMO\ P6"\,•nQ\o Y•tfd• .. P~lurn "'""" P•\'>4'\ """'" fum1>1...,.1.,..1 f>tn•111 .. v•O• " \&I .. ... 17 II 71.0 1U I I J 16 osu ll ~,., .. 4 ~ ~IQ.I &0 1 t \ J\ fNDIYIDU.U. LEAO•t1$ AUSMIN~N-. "·!.moll\ IHI. R. o ... ~ IJ.41, WOOifoik ls.41, LHC:n llH) ()No 5ol41lf, SP<•"O' 11 t.l, Volley 17~.Scl\li<flle<71 l1 PASSING -MICl\IQ•"• L•acl\ 11·2HI. 166. O•<~"• 0.1.0. 0. Otllo SI .. •. S<l\Ucnter, .... I. u . c;..tald, I I 0 \ A((flYINc;.-MocN~, ~I\ 1 .... OM'IOft 119. A -!ti 1·10. ,,..\lltf l·lO. Otlio Sl<1h>, Sot1no\MO,Cier41dHS,-•l·t . Kings Win As Dionne Scores Pair BLOOMINGTON. Minn. <AY 1 -Marcel Dionne scored twice Saturday night, carrying the Los Angeles Kings to a 4·1 National Hockey League victory over the Minnesota North Stars. The KJngs, who have lost just. one of their last eight. games. handed the North Stars.their seventh ~utive loss. • Minnesota cut the lead to 2· l at 16:50 of tbe SffOnd ~riod when Al llacAdam Upped Brad Maxwell's &bot put. Loe Angeles goalie Ron Grahame. But the K.u>is pulled away In the third with breakaway goals by former North Star Steve Jensen and Dave Taylor. Dionne's goals were hjs 14th and lSlhoftbc yur. .co•• •iouAWTm•• L6'.MOI.. t I t -4 Ml~ t I O-t l'lrtl ~+N-1. ~ .. " ........ o ....... t4 IT.t'l'W ,_..,..,, te SI. ,.,,..... ... _..._.,, Min, a1l•1 ""'lllfl.Mtl\ •tit•:,.._, I.A, m 41, s.< ................ "" ......... .,....... " IWllll•l9l•1 ,.,,.,,, .. ,,., a. MlflMHta, MetANM 1 <llr• ,,_._.._I. IMitlll, .. ti. ,,.,... .... ....-.-.I.A.,,.,, , ..... M6fl. s "1 .... , .... 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TtlAT E UMINATED any ron- '>1der .. t1on for J c-ourse rerord. • rnd 1t Ji..,o ~l't the proceedings bad. a full hour. but 1t didn't 'lt't'm to ufft'l'l the runners and lht• da~ held fl'" upset!\ won lhl' tJlle. foUowed by Upland .ind 8 \UTO\lJha Ora n1e Coal'l 1.rc11 runner11 d o minat e d the 4·A Rlrh ' d1v1slon. wath No I r•nked Edison and Its freshman scnH· t10n, Andrea K1rkorn. leading the way K1rkorn won the two-mile raiet m 12 · 03.2 and Edison wat. u runaway team c-hamp by plat mg Sharon llulst• ninth. Kelly R1nzer 13th, 1tf\d Abc1a Kirkom :?1st Fountain Valley's Annabelle Villanueva t oo k third 111 12 16. Mar1na'6 Mara Gibbs was fourth tn 12 28 . Ct~C.OSSCOUNTaY 0.AM .. IOHSM11'1 UU Ml ~A-c.11-1 ... ..,., Tant) Barom Wm Football Coin FliP8 Newport Harbor Hlgh's giant· k!llln1 Sanon and the Fountain Valley Barons continued their winnin1 waya Saturday morning as the two 11choola won coln nips to 11ln the home field advantaee for quartnflnal3 action In CIF Big Five Conference football ac· ti on The Sailors wtll host Redlands al Newport Harbor. The Barons of Fountain Valley areJexpeded lo use Or&Jl8e Coast COIJege in thelr test with West Covina. Edlaon'a Sunset League cham- pions lost the Clip and must travel to Chaffey High. Also losing .oin flips were Costa Mesa, San Clemente and Caplsirano Valley in the Central Conference eliminations. Costa Mesa is on the road against El Dorado; Royal Oak is the h ome t ea m against Capistrano Valley and Aviation will host San Clemente. Sunday, Novembef 29, 1978 DAILY PILOT ll:J . APWlr..Se Un1vt>r111t y lhgh or lr\'1nc hn1~hl'd a '>lrong l\l'cond behmd Pl'rennial powerhous e Paloi. Verdes tn tht.• 4 A team cham- p1ons h1p. a nd F.1senhower High's Chuck Assumma was an easy winner in the ind1v1dual race Edison's Mike Lansdon and lluntmgton Bel*<!h's Gordon Duff put o n quite u s how as they JOC k <'yed for se cond place beh ind Assumma's commanding tead 1.,.,.. I P.ic>~ V•rcln •• 1 Un1wl\1ty Hltll llrv1,_I ,. l Viii• P-1• • lhel El-r ""°A ...... • UJ t S.rn. V•lley ISi 1 Cl Modtn<I I .. a T-~ 0.U llO t HunllftQlon & .. Ch l'1 10 Rolling Hiii> ltl II Cor'ON ~ -111 11 CO'ilo11 ~ JIS '""'"'""•I I c A\\UMM• IEl\..,hower I I) 1a.•. 1 ....,_, Cf<l1wnl I) 0 .) Outt IHunl •"'lion 81<.oclll IS 43 • c.nciel<KI IVllC• Pilrt.1 I) ... S ~I IS.n ~I IS SO, • W•lllnQ CUnlVl<r\llyl 1S H . I M•CO IAolllnQ HlllU U Sl. 8 HMTr\ IEl'lef>ho-rl IS s-1, •. Oul-y IP•lo~ V"rdnl IS S.. 10 8re""""° tS.n M.t~I IS 5' Mission Vletu is the automatic host against Corona del Mar due to the fact Mission was on the road in its 26-6 stunner over No. 1 seeded Esperanza, while Corona del Mar was the host school in Saturday's game with Gladstone. END OF THE LINE -Texas Tech 's Larry Flowers wrestles Houston's Willis Adams C39 > out of bounds in Lubbock Saturday. Flowers was called for a face mask penal· ty on the 20-yard pass play but Texas Tech went on to post a 22·21 victory. 01her<; II 81ily 1-1 ... I .. 00, IJ Bullet 1Edl\Onl 16 01." Meyer CUn1ve,.llyl .. IJ, U. <Arllen ICaron.t del Mar I 16 IS ,. ... " Tl'•m I o...n Hill 110., UPI-in. J But· rou9ll> 17J, • Ml noon Vie to 131. ) Norco l:M. • E1Oor.too10. 1 SI John ~o ••'· • e-.. ... 181, 9 A~ 11), 10 ~ P•rll. 204, 11 0...• H111\ 111. n. B•\llOC> ""''" ns Raiders Catch Houston Napping l.ANSDON llELD a narrow Jdvantagc over his S unset Lt.•agu<' rival through most of the rat•e. but Duff overlook him in the last mile Lansdon a nswered the challenge, and both runners put on a kick as they carDe into {he ~tad.t um At the finish they were clocked a l an 1d<'nlical 15 43. but Lansdon was given the edge for ..,econd placl' Sam Walhni: was University's top r1n1s h('r with a 15 52 clocking for sixth place Marina High's '\1 atl Bi aly was l llh in 16:00 wh1ll.' Edison'!> Jon Butler took 13th IO 16:<n. ourr·s r1n1~h enabled llunt· in~ton Beach to place ninth tn th <' team !.la nding s. while ('oron<t del Mar wa!. llth and Costa Mc~a 12th. IN THE J•A DIVISION, Mis· s1on V1eJo's Jdf Va ndcreems reached back for a furious kick <!own the stretch to pass Norro's Mike Melendez and t<:1ke third in 15 32 Tbal ~ave the Oiablos the nC'cdc.'d boost to finish fourth in lht• tc·am :-.landmgs Quartz Hill tnd1vuluotl I Nel.-18urt>a..SI• U 01 •. 1 0 1u IA~I 1S n , l V_,Hm\ (MiMIOn "'"'°' tS lO. • __ , INorcol 1S 31. S Lei' 18,.,>towl IS :W, •· Wh.rl~otl 18ur-l IS•. I E rnst CEI Dor-I IS ... I Lowe 18utTOU9fnl IS SO. 9 ~ IUPl-11t·OS Ol~n IS C..rd@n 10.tW Hill> I I• 11 18 ~,,.. IMt\S-VM!JOl 16,. 4-AGWtt re....-i ~ ... 1 H _ _., P-" l P•los V,.tdK Ill. 4 0worw dPl M•r 111. S. ~ "''" V•lley '"· • Un·~•>•IY ISi; , 5.lnl• 8••1><tr• 111 a Foo1t1111 11•. • MJ1t1M 1a., IO Wn l To rrance 111. II C<KI• ~.,. 1J3 17 ""'ca<h• m 1r>e1lv10UM I An 1(1rtorn 11031 1 5<..........,. 1~.tma e...-al 17 01, J Vlll-uv• ·--V•llf>YI 17'16. •. Ci•bels IMJlr.._.I 11 11. S H.arrell IP•los V~I 17 71. 6 AOW' ICorON ~ M<lr) " 7tl. I e.ar...-IS.n "'41r<O> I " ,, • • Bolcll fNtw!Klry P-111 31. 9 HulW' l[do\Onl U 47, 10 8 •11 INewtiury P•rll I 12 '9 OIMr\-·11 Nl<C•rll'IY IMat1nal ., so. ll A•nttr IE.,.!>Onl n ·U . ,._ Sprl..S IUnl-illyl 17 Sl. 1S. Mii~ IF-lain V<tlleyl 12 st. ,. S<Oll tCorona ell'! Marl 17 St. 18. Hol9u1n fUn111.,r'\llyl 13·02. 19 Melton fFountdin V<tll•yl ll.03. 11 Al l(lrkotn CEd1'°"l 13 03. n Fl\l'ler ICo>l<I ~WI 13 OI> >-A Girts T~am-1 Sot.-\ 'ID. 1. San lu•~ Ool\OO 11'. 3. (Ap1s1r11no Valley "'· •. Burbank 131, 5 ltlel Mater o.,. """ Nor«> UI. 1 Ouartl Hiii us. I L<tqUna ll<'.tel'I I ... • Ml"'°" Viejo 1'0, 10 Alla LO .... 191, II Sunny Hill\ '"· 11 81\llop Am,U 13' lndlwoc!Val -1. Ha11f!ll IS<tuqU\I 11 1' •. 1 l(aramit~ IA19Nltil 11 71 . 3 Well\ 10...n. Hllll U ll. • Sc>on~ IA-I U JS, S E-181~ A""'ll 11 •~. • White flowetll 17 S7, I °"" fM ,,....,,. \/iejOI 11 n .• SNrr CMiu- V•e1ol 11 S1; t. BMreo-ICM>O\I•-Vallf!yl U 00. 10 Wal~tr fSM>Lu•s °"'-1 ll 01. Ollll't\ 1S Z-fC.P.•1-.•••0 Valle.I 1l 01 70 Bernth fL-na Be•l hl IJ l•. n 0..bl" IMilttr ~Ill ll. From AP Dispatches LUBBOCK, Texas -FuUback James Hadnot 'Snared a two-point conversion pass late in the fourth quarter after his pass set up the toochdown Saturday, and the Texas Tech Red Raiders shocked the fifth-ranked Hous ton Cougars, 22-21 . in a frantic Southwest Conference game. The lO·point under:dog Red Raiders. wearing black jerseys for the first time s ince the early 1940s a s a psychological ploy . J<epl the Cougars from clenching' the SWC title and the guest role in the Cotton Bowl with last minute heroics by freshman quarterback Ron Reeves and Hadnot. Houston still can clinch the SWC title and the Cotton Bowl with a victory next week over Rice. The Red Raiders overcame a 21-14 de- ficit on an 87-yard drive late in the fourth quarter after Mike Patterson had in· tercepted ~ Danny Davis pass deep in Red Raider territory. •9for38.TezC..J4 WACO, Texas -The Baylor Bears, struggling through one of their most mis- e rable seasons. rallied behind new quarterback Mickey Elam for a stunning 38-14 Southwest Conference upset over lhe ninth-ranked and Sun Bowl-bound Texas Longhorns Saturday. South Roundup Clemson Rambles F'rom AP Dispatches CLEMSON, S.C. f\n aggressive Clemson team went for touchdowns twice on fourth down, a nd both limes tailback Leslc•r Brown s cored, as the 10th-ranked T1~crs defeated arch· rival South Carolina, 41 -23, in a non- confcrencc football game Saturday. A rte r scoring two one-yard touchdowns tn the first quarter. Hrown added a third in the second h alf as Gator Bowl-bound Clemson ·ended its regular season al 10-1. ln· dependent South Carolina firushed the year al 5-5·1 Clcm!>on. wh1ch won the Atlantic C6ast Conference championship last ~eek over Maryland. dominated the rtrst pl'nod, taking a 21·0 lead. \lob 29, Kaattrlqf 14 KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Alan Oun· put State in a hole. and State punter Tee Turner got only 17 yards when he tried to kick out. N. QaroU•a 18, Dt*e JS CHAPEL HlLL, N.C. -Running back Amos Lawrence sprinted 11 yards up the middle for a touchdown with 13 seconds re maining and light end Bob Loomis scored on a TD pass from quarterback Matt Kupec in the last three minutes. leading North Carolina to a thrilling 16-15 football victory over Duke Saturday. With 2:46 left t.o play. Kupec hit Loomis for a 10.yard touchdown. cap- ping a 66-yard, 10..play drive. Kupec connected wilh split end Jim Rouse with less than a minute remaining as a screaming crowd or 40,000 rose to its feet. •••i 2J, S9raeme 9 MIAMI Olis Anderson became The 5,foot·9, 175-pound Elam, who originally signed with Texas Tech. came m for Greg Wood late in the fi rst q~o.rter and sparked the letha rgic Bears lie scored on a two-yard run and pai.scd three yards lo spht end Mike Fisher to gave Baylor a 14-0 lead. From there, the aroused Bears demolished Texas. both of fens1vely and defensively. Arka1Ua• 27, S/tfl.J 14 DALLAS -Arkansas quarterback Ron Calcagni scored o ne t ouchdown and passed for anothe r Saturday a~ the ranked Razorbacks overcame a miserable r1rsl QtJarter lo capture a 27-14 Southwest Conference football victory over Southern Methodist The lethargic Razorbacks , who arr headed to the Fiesta Bowl. could manag'e onl y 16 yards and no fi rst downs in the first period as Mike Ford guided the Mustangs to a 14·0 lead. But Arkansas roared back to score on Jive or its next six possessions in the final three periods. Reserve quarterback Kevtn Scanlon. sent in to spell Calcagni at lhe begmninR of the second period. ignited the Hoason their first touchdown march When Scanlon le ft with an 1111ur>. Calca gru returned to cap the 71-yard. 14· NCTICE play march with a one.yard drive and lrin:t SMU's lead 14 7 _ The llogs added an tsh Ordonez field goal 1us t before the haU on their neict PoSl>eSstOn Calcagni then whipped the Razorbacks. now 8 2 for the :.eason and 5·2 in the SWC, on two crucial touchdown dnves 1n the third quarter. Tex1U A&M I 5. TCIJ 1 CO L LEGE STATION . Texa s Defensive end J acob Green threw Texas Christian quarterbcick Steve Bayuk for a 12 yard los!.. then bl~ked a punl out or the end zone for a game-breaking safety as Tt'xas A&M defeated Texas Christian, 15 7. Saturday. Green . a 242·pound Junior , had numeroul\ other big defensive playi. as A&M raised its season record lo 7·3. /\&M already has accepted an invitation to the Ha ll of Fame Bowl game al Birm· mgham. Ala. Dec. 20. Tcxa!t Christian finished 1ls i.eason with a 2 9 record. inc lud1n~ eight :.lra1ghl Southwest Conference losses. A&M led 6·0 at halftime on 24· and 52: ya rd held goab by Tony Franklin, wh~ holds the NCAA record for moi.t career held goab with 56 ' <~c1n kicked fi ve field goals. four from 10 yards or more, leading Tennessee 1 o a 29· 14 victory over Kentucky in a Southeastern Conference football gam e Suturday. The 175·pound sophomore opened I he sconng with a 48-yard field goal m the fi rst quarter a nd booted four raeld goals'in the.' second half. The only attempt 1.Juncan missed, in a bid ror an SEC record. was from 54 yards wlU1 a minute left. His five field goals tied the record set by Au burn's Jorge Portela last year Jgainst Florida. Miami's first rusher in history to gain l,000 yards in a season Saturday night as the Hurricanes beat Syracuse 21·9 in college football. Quarterback Mike Rodriguez set up Miami's go.ahead touchdown early in the fourth quarter with a 32-yard run followed by Anderson's one-yard plunge into the end zone, making il 14-9. I.Sil 441, T..,_..e 2J Under no circumstan.::cs purchase any new Lincoln or Mercury automobile without inYcstigating this man's deals. It has been brought to our attention these deals arc- tumore4 to be outstanding. People from all over Orange county have been ta.king adYanbge of his low pricos and generous trade-ins on all hl!i new cars. J advise extreme caution in upproaclli1\g this man's place of operation ... chances a rc you too will probably be unable to rc.~ist the attractive deal he'll make you. l'or example, look at Ole price h\!'s selling n brand new 1979 M\,'fcury Capri ... , . Duncan's other field goals covered 40 and 42 yards in the third quarter and 36 and 42 yards in the final period .tlluiufppf 27, /flla. SL 7 JACKSON. Miss. -Freshman quarterback John Fourcade passed fo r o ne touchdown Saturday and guided Mississippi 's opportunistic Rebe ls to a Zl-7 Southeastern Con· rerence football victory over fA Mis· s1ssippi State team plagued by fumbles and mistakes. Fourcade completed a 57·yard pass lo Oa nker Les Kimbrough, and the Rebels used a fumble recovery, a short punt and an Interception to set up other scores. Stale.'s favored Bulldogs cooperat- ed in fashioning the upset by fumbl· mg away three certain touchdowns. The Bull<Jofs also arew i>enaltles that killed one other promising drive. The keyed-up Rebels took field position early in the first quarter, re· gistering a 44·yard margin on one punt exchange. Barefoot kicker Jim MHler boomed a 6t·yard punt that BATON ROUGE. La . Quarterback David Woodley scored three touchdowns on one-yard runs and tailback Charles Alexander raced 64 yards for a touchdown as LSU buried 'archrival Tulane, 40-21, Saturday night. Alexander finished the night with lSS yards on 28 rushes, setting a Southeastern Conference record for career rushing yardage. Alexander now bas 3,980 yards for his career at LSU. eclipsing the mark or 3,835 yards set by Sonny Collins at Ken· tucky. · N.. 0.re.. St. 24, Ma ala• 2J CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Sophomore Curtis Rein 'a so.yard ~punt return for a touchdown cave Tangerine Bowl·bound North Carolina State a hard·earned 34·21 Allantic Coast Conference football vt~tol'Y over Vll'linla Saturday. Moments before Rein's run, which came with 4:57 remaining, Vlrclnla bad atqed a macnlflcent goal·line stand to hold onto a 21·17 lead gained un.d4'f tbe direction of freshman quarterback Todd Kirtley. s a~ And, that pri~ is on a beautiful SU\let Met1llic ~door coupe. Stock# 6891 Oran1r County's oldest Lincoln·Mercur~· Dealer hip . idDSmt fl SDI tHE FAMILJY t:INCOI .. ·MERCURY STORt; 2626 Harbor llvd. C05ta Me~a ~.aO-S6JO I • • • ( 8 4 DAILY PILOT 9und1¥, Nowell ... a. \171 I QMIY PllOI Ptooto• by Lff P•yM FOOTBALL I BASKETBALL I WATER POLO Playoff Viaory -{;dM-Stones Gladstone, 3S-6. By ROGER CARLSON OI tM Deity PllOI St.tit Corona de l Ma r ll1gh'11 ~u Kings made a change or two rn the o ffensive wall, got a healthy Martin Hubbard back in the lineup and parlayed It Into :. · c o n vinc1n_g 35 6 rout o f G l adstone lfi ~h 's Gla diato r., Saturday n ight at Newpo rt Harbor High Coach Dick Morra'! inserted Er ic Raff and Kory Burwell into the offens1w w:ill a nd c.ilon~ with regulars n on Perkins. Bucky G 1 llett and Mark Dobb'i , the holes opened with consistency for ll ubb<1rd. v. ho crashed through the Glad1alors rn am press1ve fashjon "RIGtrr NOW WE APPE:AR ~tronger than at any tr me dunni.i the year." said Morris Raff aml Burwell helpt:d u p front an<I llubhard 1s ha1·k Ill'"' ok. ht"s ready:· . AND IF G .ADSTONE had any 1dcrui of a second h"alf·come back. ll ublJJrd put those dreams lo rest qufrkly as he ran the s econd half kickoff back 1:1 yards lo set hi!> mates up on Gladstone·~ 19 lluhburd, with 75 yards on 13 C'arr1cs rn thl• first ha lf. then rf' lrred to tht.• ~1dl'lmes with a good night's work h<•hmd him F1 ve play., lat<'r Scott Jc~:.op WC'nl ovf'r from t wo y<1rds out Jnd Glad.slolll' wa~ through ICI NG \\AS PROVIOt:O ll\ Oavt• Johni-on 1n lhl• fourth 11uartcr whl'n he gathert.>d rn a G lad!>lone punt. ra n a light c11 . d e lookinK for an openm~. tht'n shot down the s idelines 44 yards for a touc·hdown Hrm·kman. Corona dcl Mar's n•l1ahl1• qua11erback . ;.idde<l h.., fifth COllVCf!>IOrl kick to up his 1·arc t•r rt•t·ord to :n strarghl without a rnrs-. Whrlt• the ort1.•nM: d1cl a JOb, :.11 did J d<•f<'nst• which s rnothernl (i lt1dslon1•'!-t running gamt: lo th•· tune of 45 yard~ GOLDEN WEST'S STEVE RAKHSkANI FIRES A PASS AS TEAMMATE STEVE FOGEL SETS TO BLOCK. T hc-victory puts the Sl'a Kings into the scc:ond r<>und or the Cl I-' Central Confe reot'e foc1thall playoffs Friday night at Misswn VieJO and 1l IS lhc rrr~l·lriumpll for a Corona dC'I Mar team rn thi s. th<' fourth In rn l ht· 1·1 i m inations Jim Sholhn. Mark Vale nlrnt·. Burwell. Scott Car penter and Adam 1-:has . along with Haff .ind Hnan D1.·n·v1•rf' sl'fm1c•d <:ladstom· s runnrn..: i.ia mt.•. and H1rk Starnt·'> and Johnson camt uµ \\1th inll•rtcptrons f'romPo~BI RU TLERS • • to 11 on th1· H·:tr a '><'hool r(' '. '" Glendale Tops_ Gauchos Aflt.'r t1A11 pt·rruds tht• S(•a Kings had provc>n lhC'mst•lvt•'> ;J "erlOU!) l'<tnll·nrler for thl• Cl r l'hamp1on.,h1p .is <:l.1dstcm(• Wd'> reeling. :!I o SCORE BY OUAAT£ A\ ff1rf..ntJf)Pf ~•' I h I \\ ,. 11• t lw A vnc atlo Bo v. I d 1,1m 11s fur lht· s1•r11nd }t•ar m u rov. I s;ml Parlt('r in lh<' vcar .tfto·r v.1· l•1sl our firs t two wc"d f.!o 1 tw r •·st 11f I tw way undl'f(':it t•d ,llld W(• lfH1 1 -In Aerial Show, 27-22 COM Ht.i00ot<t1 M rut'I t "'"" •m.tn • ,, • t1M Hut..t .. •rt1 " • 1;., hrot •" wt a.." ~ 1 T H I:: St::.\ KISGS march<.'(! 71 rt1M 11,.,..,.....,.,,un ,,,,.,.,,.. .. ,,. ... \arch fur :1 tout·h•lo"'n on their raM J .. "'1>7•un•C<rr"""'"''"•' (1r~l J.>C)~"\.4''"'on \\llh ~Jlfl't or 11 t,;. "':.W~~'~\~·;:,"';·; .. ":: ... /:,r(if•ff'l.trt~"' 10. 15. 12 and If, 'a nts lwfon· A 11M1 .. ,1 ........ "" I lubbard ran l'IJ.!hl ~ ard-. for ,, c,AMr \TAt 1'Tics r.1.,1 ,.,,.. .. 'fHIS VJ(TORY J UST makl·!> ,., "' ytlung .111 worthwh1ll' ·· I'. v1•n a ll"Ut1 lly non·•· molronal :-.li,11 kll'ford rnuldn'l <'Ontain ha!> f1·1•l 1111•,, I !w -;1·11n· ... urprist•s m('. ·· ht• .;1111 'liul I m happy with lh1• 11·s11lts ·w1· wt·n· v1·ry succ·cs!>ful in w h.11 WI' dicf tonight and I thought St•''''' 1 fiakh..,h;11l1 I ~howed a tot or ,,., .... ,. I th111k 1111.., wrn ha!> to f!IV<' 11ur h·.1gu1• !>umt• lTcd1b1hty now Our win-. h.1 vl• lx•(•n great for u!> " .\11 c.....UmalCd.. .crowd. of 4~ 'II'"' 1·tl th1· at·lwn. thl· s mallest c· row d 111 thc lhn·c year h1!>lory of I h1· I\\ <><«Hlo Bowl * * * \COit£ BY OUAltTEll\ • r•1r I I) 0 0 I t.. N• .1 I tO lf, 0 '1 ( hf l\iFVW'I Y./, (# I ··~ ··"-"" '"" fi'Adrtin tr If .. I ··~' .,,, • .,,, ,,. r '· ,"1JI "• llv 'rt'""''·' from Uf4it.n\PMn1 tt 4'•rV1n . . '" f II hf1fl,1} tufl t· t• f,1111"(1 I I J1 .. \IJl'l lit\ H•' ,,,,,,. W t(fn'W)rt• •ltt•r\Ol"I • • l '' ... , ''' ,, 1••· ,,,. .• ,.ti l .AM t ~lATl\TIC~ I , I ••• ~,I ., ••• ,. ••• t I l•I••"• (. 1 ,10 I .,,,' I • I I 44 •I r t n • • t' ,,,,,, 00 t>;OtVIOUAL llUSHtNc; GWC II '~ '"" 11\ • 1• 0 '-1'. 10 I 4J ,., rtlj• "'111 rca.i4.·l·Htd " ..... 0.-(lii: .. , "48 1 t.. " ..... ,,,ft 11') ,, .-. .... .,,11 I 01 ~ • Ot)t I • ., .,., A~tr.""hd-n• u I ... ,, ' '· fu M -.... '} ta< mll"\U\ ' • I t " "''n"· ~ ("'"'"'"''· 1 tt)t menu\ \ 1 IHUIVIDUAL PASSll'G I 11 1>1 U ,_.. ~•.C)l'u h I 0 1U n ' • t ,, " tJ 1 W1can ort· t t 0 I \ tNl'IV1DUAl Rl(CIVING I • t ,~ f" •'" •I f..ft.., •01\11• Oo\•t ll l't ('1' • "'l'I 41 141'\ ,. • Uot I t0 W tQtnOtf" I 10 t • 11 I 1,. ht"1•1 I I n ""nu-. 1 ( OC)PI I tot" ,. '. 8) L~E MILLER OI ,,_ O..ly P•IM iutt G len dall' College's Gordy Boh annan and Sad d l eback College':. Tam O'Har a put on un aerial ~how that the Air Force would have been proud of Satur day night, with Bohannan :md thl' Vaqul'ro1> coming out on top, 27·22, in tht• Mission Bowl ut Mission Vrc•JO lligh Ooh;innan and O'Hara put on a ~rea l 'ihow in a game that weol down tu the wire . Bohannan con· nect~d on an amazrng 22 or 31 passC's for thrcl' touchdowns while ff I Iara hat on 2 1 of 36 with one scoring stnk1• In t1 ~ee·saw battle Glendale w on on lht· com b 1n;1 t 1o n of Ro hannan·tO·Kt•ith Chappelle . Chapp('lle. tht· leading rccc1Vl'r Sailors Top Eagles Tars Make Polo Semifinab Top-ranked N<'wport Ha rbor breezed µa~l Est a nc ia High . 12·4. in a quartl'rfinal match or tht.• Cl F 4·A wate r polo playoffs Saturday in the winne r's pool The victory qualifies Newport llarbor to m eet Dos Pueblos. a lso a winner Saturday. in lhl' '><'m ifinals on Wednesday. The olhc r semifinal game will prl Sunny Hills against Chaffe y J a m es Beri.tcson scored tWlce in t h e firs t pe r iod to g iv1• Newport Ha rbor an early lead wh ich il never re linquis hed. Bergeson added two more goals rn the third period to open up a !J.4 lead. and teammate Tom Taylor contributed two goals of his own in the final period to ice ll B.rgeson a nd Taylor totaled four goals apiece, while Je ff Fults chipped in three and Mike Grier added a sing le tally Joe Drake scored twice for Estancia. but Newport Harbor's :.warming defense contained the rest of the sometim<"H:x plosrve Eag lt.• attack F.stanc1a ent<'r('(f the· confron tat1on with a fla~hy 2 1·1 record but Newport Ha r bor . the defend ing 4·A champion. is unbeaten and favored to wear the CIF cr own once mo re. Thrct• othe r qua r te rfinal games were held at Newport Harbor Saturday. with Sunny lf1lls JOmrng the Sailors a s a vie tor by a lopsided score. The L:m- c<.'rs beat Mara Costa , 13·6 Cha ffey needed a goal in the final 32 seconds to ous l Long Reach Wilson, 10·9. while Dos Pueblos got t hree goals from Paul Nc us hul in the second period and hung on to heal Los Altos. 11 ·9. k .... bva....1•" c \la11< '" o 1 1 o • N.-wl)Orl H...-l 1 • l 11 t:•l•n<.•• .._.,.,,,., Oral«' 1 W•••ott •. H<Wluno Npwl)0<1 H-.Co<l"O ~'~'°",; Y "''°' 4 r uth 1 c,,..., t C>Ulfft<.,.. Oo\ PUPtl!O\ 11. LO\ Al..,_ q Cl"'tlev IO, lonq lleMll Wol\Oft o '>unn, Holl\ 13 Mlr<1 CO.la I> FALCON BROUGHT DOWN -Golden Wt•st ·, Put Collins <left ) and Tim Arguello brmg down Cerritos' Ken Mardis <23 > in acUon Satutday nt11'lt. Golden West 1s Paul Carroll Des on the ground. -r • tn the n at1on. ra n r1n~s arountl the Saddlebac k defense an the process of making nine catches. thr~e for scores touchdown • ... , .,,, • .,. • • 1~ It wa~ JUSI .1 pn •\ WIA 11r things ;","7 .. ~/;':;', 11, ',' "'1~ to co mr Bdon · h.tlft 1011· was le~ 1•,, . .,.' "'" '", arrrvt• lhl· Sea \'u ·IA L1·;1i.:111· 1·0 / :·:~:1 ,, '""' '/:, '(' champions had arn;i ~sl'Cf 205 •·~''""'"' '"'"' •1 •t ~ 10 yards from s1·rrmmag1· bl'hrml r,1~0 Af~~~'H"!~0!~ .. ~ ... ~5,"~:c w"'" ,1,,., WITH TIU.: SCORi: 21-14 fall' rn the fourth quarte r an favor of Glendale. O'Hara !>howcd h1:- abil1 ty to run a team lie drove th<' Gauchos to what looked hkl· th1• winning score. lh(• o ption Sl'nC's, which defeated """"" s M-,,,.,~ I'"' m.n ... I Gladstoncn•ru•a tcd ly tttM ''"'~~·"' ''''• 11'""" •·lll ""'''"'~" I''-" "· r ' .. tt II J• »I.Kt I/ 1.I '»<hn1h.1•·• J ti Hubbard raced fi ve yards for ""10110' • I h l' s l' <' o n d s l' '' r l' a n d r '"" w.~:~1~,t~~~.1. !:~~~::~n 1 quartt•rh;ick Kurt Brn<•kman, •aM 11r,,.•m.w1111 /1 i.or"'-"" 1 1 u" S tl'\I' <'rapo. the Mission Con ft•rt•n1·1· l'l.t \'l'r or lhl' Yl'cH cappl'd tht• drive with an 11 yard s wt'CP to mak<• lht' scon• 21 20. G l<'ndall· Saddleba«k Coac·h Ken Sw<'a rmgen d<•crded to ~o for t WO point:. .tflt:I' faking tht: hancJoff 10 lluh r IHI • .,,::~:~t•O•~A';.,. ~~~~IVl!'(,Wnoll t" bard. sk1rtl'd his k·fl !>lclc• rnr th1· third touchdown ./•ta ti M,.,,,,v '' t+ 11fl'•I' I ,IM .h11Hu I , I fll"'' 11 .I. t•i. JC Basketball Crapo took a p1 t c·h fr om o·H a ra a nd thr ew to .John J<'ssup for the convers ion as th•· <:aueho-. 1Aent ahead. 22 2 1. with 2 IO ll'fl rn till' <•onte.,t HE RE BOllANNAl'li 1-.1m• through rn the· clutt•h I h· h1l f1H s tr aight passl's. thl' final om comph·LN1 to C'happl'lll' 1Ah11 made a drvrng 1·atdl rn lht• t•ml 1onc for llH· Wlnlllllj.! Sl'OI (' ~••h 52 seconds l•J i.i• 1 Pirates, Rustkrs Stroll' to Victories Glendale mO\l'd from' its own 43·yard hne m 72 !>1'Mn1h. for tht• winning scor C' hut 11 s l rl I ldl lame for a last·gasp try by Sad d ie back. O'HARA ALMOST pullc:d off ;1 miracle but Glendak's .Jcrr.)o Mejia picked off t1 pa~1. wilh thrt'c second-; remainrni.: Jl th<' Glendale seven·vard ltnt· \COAC BY OUAATEll\ ,.,~"""'" '><tddl•I).>(. I I I I) ,, I I n ~ I \ C••Po 11 ru.. ICMrClt •1<>.1 G ( h•De>,.lh.• J1 f.>4'\'\ I rt)t" ••11h,.n""'" Ill' "'""'t•n to rt.: t <~ O•Vf"ft00it"1 U r-un ,.,.,,,.. "'" • • " c, "°"' luo 1~ SM\\ ftnm 0 HA•.. ' ,., , t Iii*'~ (,. (h~U~ I IM''''°"' OOfMI ,, HI ... u •• ,,, • •r~ J \ < raoo u ,.."" f Jft\'41D p.jt\\ .,,.," c "'nt: J G C MC)C:Jelle 10 Ott\\ from tW,,M.,n 1n 1 • t.a1l"'(1• A ) llCIOt'\11""°1"" GAME STATIHIO c; \ f tr'\1 OOWft'\ 1' I J s:fu\f\4'' Ytt'c:t-. l' l.U tit I II() P41\.\1nQ ynrO" Jl"I\ ''' p""°"'' /] JI n It I) I Punh , II ,,. "' ,.umbln '°'' I I OU Pfn4tltlfl\ y#'ft", f4 A1 ~ H) IHDtVIOUAL llUSHING G 0 1tW-"fl()f"t I~ llt .,tr r fl \1 l'u~t·ll •, I\ Aoht'nn.4n M 10 JOf\f"\ t 8 t 111 < ,;t1,.t.1Mn 1 I (Ml)Ot'llf' 11 ... (rAOO 71 U1 (r«bn '71 Ml .... ·mr I> II O olern 10 lnr m•nu' • 1 IHDIVIOUAL PASSIM<. c, OOllM\rtMI 72 JI II 16\ <, O'Hnr•71JI>I.714 INDIVIDUAi. lllCCIVING (, CMPP"lle ' 111 '"'"'' • SJ C,w"nSN' 4 41 D<l~•noort 7 1q, Ollom I I HK km ... 1 1 <, Von /Uf> I~ lfl'l\UI> \ M Conti~ \ SA C•·•l'O 7 U. Crabb I 11 R,...11,.,..,,, I \ Ha' Orgill sc·or1•<I 22 f>Otols .1s lhl' Or.1 n g1• Co.1s t Coll1 ·~1· P1 ralt•s 01H'n t•d lht' 1978 7!1 basketball s eason with a n ~18 victory over v1s1ting Trade TP«h of Lo~ l\n~l'les Saturdt1 ) n1 i.,:h1 in JUn1or r nllege ;wt ion /\l Golden We~t Coll<•i.:t• 111 .111 a ft I' moon gamt'. lh(• Husl11 ·1 s toppll-d <'l·rrrtos Coll1·gt•. H4 i!l, for their s1.:cond IA in of thl' ~oung seas on COAOI TANDY GILLIS' 0('1' P1 ral1•s look the h·ad al the 11111 ~c·t of lhc game uml nevc•r look<'(l hack Th« Pirates blew thl· cit t'ISIOll IAl<fl• llfX'rl IO lht• (11 <,t 11 • m11111t<•1. nf tl1l· sN·ond ha lf. 11111 -.coring Tracl1· Tt·1·h. 14 :.! rn lh.11 pt•nod to 11w n ·as1.· 1 lwrr It-all 111 4!l 2X llrran McCorm11·k. " t1 ~111sll'r fro m Lo s /\ng cll1s ll .11 llur College . hit the firs t lhn·1· bas kets of tht· st•cond half Orgill hrt to of 11 shots from thl' floor and had four t1Ss1sts Prtt• N!'uma nn w;1s lh<· lc·adang 1'1rall' rf'hounder with nrnt• a ... th<· Orangt• ro;ist M1uad 0111 rebounlll'd th1·1r tallt-r ft>('S. 25-15 ORANGE COAST HIT 29 or '15 from the floor for 64 pcrn•nt wh1k Trade Tech was hitting on 48 percent. Golde n West 's Rustlers. undt•r new head roach .Jim Greenfield. had balanced scoring from n on $2,UO f'B MONTH" RIUT1MI ..... HOSB.UMG .... $662 ra MOH'TH" PART TIME HOEXPBU .. Cl T ...... 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Peppe1dbw62 AM'llOH '\<; F , '\1,1.,ka Guard Clyde "Thea Ghdt•" Au,.t111 poun·d in 27 po111L' mo~tly on long shoh .1.., l~'l h r.rnl...c•c1 North CamhnJ St.ate blasted P1 pfwrthtw •11 h.! ~Jturduv m~ht in the ~em1fmals or t ht• :-tc•,1\\1tlf ( )J,!'>11' (•OllC'~l' loun1amenl Tht• ti r11111 :1 1\U!>ltn l'iC'Oretl 11) ll<Hnts Ill the first • half as lht• WolfpaC'k look a J~ :n leud North t:.Jrohna ~1.111· '><·orccl the fi rst 10 point:; of tht• second half four by Austm. fo1 a 49·31 lead, <tnd the Wolfpat•'-n1•v1•r looked I.Jack Austin, a Junior did not pl:.iy in lheo last 10 minute!> ai.. Coach Norm Sloan gavt.• hts n•wrv<.>s a c·h:.ince . S t anf(Jrd 89, Cal Poly 15 !->TANFOHD K1mbcrly.-Belton and Wolfe Perry comh1r1l•1t for 15 point:-. Saturday night LO lt.•jd Stanford t11 :i .,l'al'ion o~mng 89· 75 victory over Ca l Pnh I Pomona I l\ftn Po1n11na v·m c•tl lhl' oprntnJ? busket. th(· < .1rds 11•,.l1·d nff 11 of lht' Ot'XI ta points to tak< 1·1 ml rol lli•llon •• I I •Ill 7 IUOIOI ff1rv..1rd . lalhC'd ~3 .,f h1' 1•.im1 hi. h :!• po1nh 111 lh<· "~•rond hair on tv.1!.l 111,.: lay '""· .... 1um dunk:-. and lip ins Perry added 1•1 mo<>t of th1·m 1umrwrs from lhe 15 foot range Oth1·r Card 1n douhlt.• ftf:!Urt•:-. wnt> fre:-.hman Brian \\<.•lch 13. sophomrm· Jeff H}an 12, ancl '' nwr ~uard P:.iul G111v<Jchhm1 11 Cmght 011 GB. On-gon St. 55 O 1.1\JI/\ 1·h Paul Tncsrhmann hit a 20 fnot 111rnp shot to np<'n the SC'cond ha lf to put <'rl'•~~l,l nn :thl'afl and ht•lp the Hl uc1ays to <t 68·5.'.; v1C'tor-. m 1·r ( Jn·i.:nn ht al(· S;1t urday night C'rt'1gtlton. on th(• ~<'oring of senior centl'r D:t\ •. ~\·sf'I.\ ,rnd sophomore for ward Kevin ~kKt·nna. hutlt th1· ll-.id to 58-46 and was never ltt fl',j ll'll<'ll Cn•1ghlon h:icl an .. arly J7 10 lead but lht.· B£•avcrs, pa<·NI hy rt'sl•rv•· forward Jeff Stoutt who fm1sht.•d with i!tl 11111nts. ll'll :$4 33 at the half. Senior g uard John(' .lohn ... on lt·<I Creighton w 1th 16 poinL'> wh1lt· \h-..,1•lv hac113 IJSF9l .. (ICSB 68 <;,\ '\T'\ Hl\HHARI\ Bill Cartwright pou('<•d 'hrouj.!h 31; poml" .ipd pulkd down 14 rebound-, ~.1t11nlay 111ghl to lc•.id 17th-r.inked San Franci~co 10 a n l':.tW !II t.H rion l·onfton•n('(' t·olle~c basketball , 11 torv civ1•r l (' Santa Barbara in the season· 11pcn,·r for hoth lt'ams ('artwn~hl. a 7 foot 1 M•ntor center. made 13 of ht" 19 flor1r >;h11h and all 10 of his <.tUempts from I ht• frp<• throw hnf' m lht• Don..,· one-i..1ded triumph ~1.111 '.\t.sr•• ....... lt•d tht.· <;.iu<'hos . pl uyan g their f 11 ..,1 ;.1ml· 1:ndt•1 m·w head l'Oach Ed OeLacy. w1lh It\ jtlllllh ('al 77. S on .J1J#~ S t. 66 B EllK ELEY Centt•r Tom !)chne1derJOhn scor.-11 17 prnnt ... (.Incl ~rabht.•<l IO rebou nds. both ,l.('1 ffi l' h1~h.,, to h ,Jd tht• C<1hfornia Rears to a 77-66 haskt·thall \ 1l'lory ovt.'r the San Jose State Spart<.1nsSalunlay night <'al took the h·ad :.tt 12· ll ;md was in front f rom 1 ht:•n· ll'tHhnJ! 42 35 al the• hair. The closest San .lo!>c ~ot in thl' second half was 55·52 with 10 1111nutes to JJl:.ty. 1 h1• H.•ar~ i.hot 45 1wrN·nl from the field lo San . I rl'~<' ·s :JG pt·rrcnt IJtoh 15. Boise S t. 56 S1\LT LAKE C ITY Sophomores Danny Vr am·., Jnd Tom Chambers scored 42 points between them Saturday to spa rk Utah to a 75-56 nonconfl·n·nct' haskethall victory over Boise State. Vranes st·ored 22 points <i nd Chambers 20 \t1kc Mundt•t• h:d Ro1i.c Stale Wlth 13 points. M und£•c. Tom Lloy and Carl Powell led a brief Boise rnmt•bark the secnnd half. The Broncos pulle d to within nine point:; several lim es, b ut Vranes und Chambers went to work and Utah pulled Jway in the final m inutes. Ponland 19 .. Frenao S t. 66 FRESNO Rick Ra1vio poured in 21 pomts and tcammat<' Reggie Lo~an added 16 as Portland defeated foul-pl<igucd f'resno St.. 79-66, in a non- confc rc•nce basketball J!a m e Saturday night. Art Williams kept P resno m t he game with a t·ontest ·lugh and rarcc r-ttigh 'l7 paints. Although l'ortland never trailed. f<~resno stayed within rea ch until W1lhnm ... fouled out wit h less than four rn mutt's rema1nin~ in the gamr. Flies By F o kfJfL4' (;old<'n Wt•st C'nllc•gt·'s Stt•H· !{.ti.Ii h.1111 nrns fur a l11g gJ1n1·1 du111 g \\.11t;.1do Howl game Saturday night against Cer- n lO!'>. GWC rolled lo a 29-7 victory. U CI Rol>ertstJll"' I () N (: R r-: '\ (' II I\ I' v I II RotwrLs1m M·orl·d t Y.o i• 1 1h .10 1 the UntH•r -.11 v or C t1l1 t111 n1.1 1H1•rk<'h'\) ddl·1t1•1I t'I" ln1111 7 5, tn ... 1;m1rinal round .•1 tum 111 the NC/\/\ wat1•r p111 .. • h.111 p1on.,h1 p-; :il Belmont Pl.J1.1 pool here ~aturday n1s,:hl Rohertson . a ~r.irt11.111· "' Ncawµnrt Jlarhor l1 1~h :-.1•1111 ti "' 1 h<' f1 rst and ~N·ond pcr 1od . lor lht• Bears as thc C;,sf l<:<1m tool, .rn early lt•arl ancl l11•ltl 11 lo tht end. UCl 's inabahly to l.1p Ltltl•' when tht> Hears w<·n· pl.1v111~ ·• man c;hor1 on mn<• 01 1 1~1 m' all t o Cal, 7 ·5 111 llt.<1 rlt•lf'at tor l'o.Jch i'~d I I I) I lt1l1 111 ,1 f11,1 11111nd ~amt>. UCI de· ll'~ll'd l-A1\()l:.t 1 r Chicago. 14 5. \\ 11 •1 l '1 ,1•r ("11nµtw ll scorrng I ~u1 1111\l • J111I (,c<>ri:<· Newland lhtt·t• I ('f h1ok <rn II I he11ft1mf' · d v .t 111 11 • 1111·11 u.,NI r<'serve~ 1 111eh ot tlw •.t>t'• 1111 lwlf I ('I '"" rr1t•t•t l'cpp1•rd1n<' for 1 h 1 1 1l p I a c r• I 11n 1 g ht al Ii 1 ".11iforn1:1 anrl St·mford mf't•t for 1h" champion-..h11> at 7 :m Stanford <1dvan1•1•d to tht• tatlt· ~am e with a 211 :! win O\'l' r lht· \tr .,·orn• Acml•·mv Jnd a 1'1·X \ 1ttorv OH'r Pt ppl:nlirw 10 tht· m1fsnab Sparks Bears In other first round gaml'~. Pepperdinc defeated Bucknell. 10-9 a nd California breezed to a 15·6 victory over Texas A&M. T he a nnua l N CAA cham · p1onship toumamenl e nds with today's aclion. * * 1'1nl R- S<0<t bY 0...rten * llf lrv.n.-3 1 J 14 lo•~• 1cn1c•QOI 1 o o • \ lff I rv1,,.. '>(orlnq (dmpbpll • Nowl;1ncl J, I yon\ 1, o·BriPn. FO\thle<, Rot<~s. Gw,t, l f'\l)tt•r UC trvuv 1 l ' 1 ~ r 411t•or"'~ • 1 ' o 1 uc "'""" \etH•no -o·a,.,.n '1 L.,nrh., ~ .. mptll'll ,..,...,......, Bi y Ten Football How Top 20 Fared Sparta •·mm AP l>i"J>atc·h••s E J\ S T I. J\ "I S I l\i ( , , M 1 d i <)u.iru•rhaek 1-;<1 Smith thn·w thr•'l' touchdown p.1:-.:.c·s and tatlht1lk St1•u Smith racc<l for l w11 mor 1· 't:nrC'. ;.11111 :.l'Vl'ral hag ga111s Sat 11rday .i 1M ich1gan St.alt• rolled pa)..f IO\h1 42 ~ to gain a s h;:m: of the· Hi~ 'I <'n l'ham pionsh1 p .The victory gavt' M1ch1J;a n State o1 7· 1 conference record, tyin~ 1l for first place with Michigan. wh1<·h dc·ft·at< d Ohio St ate 14·3. Tht' 111rh·rank1·d Spartan.<> finis hed 8-3 nvcra II Despite its r ecord. hoWl.'\1 r . Michigan Stat<' 1s inchr.1tlh• for • postseason howl bid hec<.1u· 1 11 three.year NCl\A proha tt11r\. fur recr 111tmg :.ind oth<'r lo11tb:.ill pn1 g ram v1olat1ons tl<>l'!) n11t 1·1111 uut 11 Jan 18 The defeat dropped l o" .1 l{) :! 1. m the U1g Ten and 2 9 ov<•rall s Shine : kt'\'Pll ;Jn unt•xpt•ct<>dl y :-.trong 1'111<l1Jl' "'tnund h·•mc <1ft<·r ..,tartf'~ 111hn M.1nm and Hussc·ll l'op<: were 11111111·d t•<rrl.'r m the• ~amc ~ophomc>rl' quarterback Mar k ii~rrmnnn. mcanwhill', who was a doubtful stancr after s uffering a neck :;pn.111 a Wl·ek c•arhc r at. M.ichigan. •'trl'l'INI eal'h Botll'rmake r scoring 1tnve :md pa~ sed for 135 yards . The Ooil<'rmukers le d 13·7 at h,tlftimr and scored the clinching • iuchdow11 In .Jones. his first. seven plays after· the lloos1crs fumbled .nvav the• hJll at their own 36 m idway through the.· third quarter. .,n..~"""' How ·~ Toe> 10 , ... ,.,,, '" l h@ A\ 'O( talf'CI P""\ -~II Poll lllrecl th" .. ...._., I P,.nn '>falP 111.(M)J ~Ill P l«\ 1\bllrQll II 10 I "'"°"""' , .. HU did no: play l '>Oulh .. rn (,;I 110 1·01 bc>dl Nolrf' 0~,,.,.. 71 n • Oklal'IOmA ll~Hh d•d "°' pl"v ~ Hou\lon ••2'0> 10!>1 10 ru .. , l ecn,711• & M1t h•Qdn 110 1.()1 btia l On•o Sl<lle, 1•-3 I NPb< .... kd t' 1 01 010 not PIM 8 Notr,. Odrnf' <8·3·01 lo'1 to "'°'"""'" "''·,, '~ ~ 1 ... ~, 113 01 IO\I 10 Baylor, 311.u 10 Clem!>On 11~1.()I btial South Caroll""·" ?'.I 11 Ark.....,,_ 11-2.01 btiat Soutn,.m M<>lhoclf\I '1 I'. 12. c;.,orqid 11-1 II die! not l>l•v. 13 MerylM\d l'l-1 Oldlelnotl>lav U Mtch11>an Stal• IA·l.01 ll<.lt lowtt, •7 1 I~ Pllt\bufgh t•}.()I IO!>t IO ~,.., !.l<1te, IMO I& Ohio !.••'• C7·l· II lo•l 10 Ml< 1>l941n, U 3 11 UtlA Cl-J.01 OoO not pt.,v. II Pur-fl 1.11 ~I lncl1an.. ffiJJ<'OJl#in IB .. Mfnnesoia JO 20,~ M•s"""' 11~•0o0no11>r..~ Ml\lllSO-.:. Wis. Mike Kalasm1ki passl'd for 173 yards a nd three tnurhdown -. whale I ra Ma tthew!> scored on a JI-yard r un a nd on a 64· 20 IOWd '>4dtf' 18 }.()I dtd l\OI P4<tV From AP Dlspa&cbes BEAU MONT , Texas -Halfback James Rolllns scored two fourth -period touchdowns. one on a 59-yard burst orf r ight t ackle. as ~mar University roared from behind Saturday ruaht to edge Long Beach State, 36·31 in a non-conference college football gam e. Lam ar qua rte rback Larry Haynes ran for one touchdown and passed for a nother as the Cardinals ove rcame a 24.3 deficit midway through the third period . , With t ~ left in the third period, Haynes hit wide receiver Howa rd Robinson with a nine-yard touchdown pass to c ut the deficit to 24-10 as the final period began. Then. the Lamar quarterback scored on a one-yard r un with 13:27 left in the gam e. Rollins then staged his lengthy touchdown run as Lasnar pulled to withln two points. 24-22, with 9:44 left. The Cardinals went ahead to stay with 3:49 left when Rollins scored from three ya rds out. Then with 1:57 lert, Lama r linebacker J ay Warrick ~linched the victo ry when he intercepted a pass and returned it 43 yards for a touchdown that put Lam ar a head 36-24. Long Beach State struck bac k 33 seconds lat er whe n Henry Phillips caught a 29-yard touchdown pass from P aul McGaffigan. . Lamar finished its season at 2·8-1, while Long Beach State 1s 4·5·1 with ooe game remaining. .San~ St. 27, Nae Medeo 24 SAN O~EGO Quarterback Mark HD.l<la threw three touchdown passes to lead San Diego Sta te to a 'l7·24 victory over New Mexico Saturday night in a Western Athletic Confere nce football gam e. Sophomore Balda thre w first ha lf scoring passes of 13 y:.ird-. to Steve Stabler a nd 15 yards to Rick Garretson. Ile then passed 17 yards to tight end Don Wa rren with 6 :~ rem aining in the game for t he Aztc<•., final touc hdown. Halda finis hed the ~am e with 14 completions in 29 attempts for 214 't a rd s. with ont• mterceplion. · New Mex1C'o '>Ophomore q uarterback Brad Wright set a Sl'hool single-season total offense re - cord of 2.401 )'ard" br eaking a mark of 2.369 ya rds set by Stl•vc Myer m 1975. Wright 's com - bined runs and passe ... tota led 231 yards against the Aztecs. hitting 12 or 24 p<s:.4ses for 171 yards a nd no mtercepllons. lit· had 60 yards rushing on 18 car. n es. IJiah 23, IJtala Sc. 20 LOGAN. Ut'1h A one-yard run by tailback Robbie Richeson with 7: 15 left in the game gave Utah a 23·20 victory Sa t urday ove r traditiona l rival Utah St ate 1n a non-coruerence football game mar ked by rumbles a nd interceptions. The victory g ives Ut ah a 7-3 season record, while Ulah State rails to 7·4. USU fumbled three times in the fi rst half, a nd Utah took ad vantage. r unning up a 16-0 h alftime lead . Rut m the ... econd ha lf. Utah also turned the ball over thrc<' limes. allowmg USU to take a brief lead Utah Statr went ahead 20·16 in the t hird flUartcr when l 'SU hm•backer Pat Blackbum in· tercepted a Randy Gomet pass and returned it to the 24-y<mf hne T hree plays later. Rick P a rros punched it in on a two-yard run. W!JOllling 51 ~ IJTEP 2J EL PASO. Texas -Reserve quarter back Phil Davis scored three touchdowns, two in the decisive final pcnod. to leatl Wyoming to a 51-21 Western Athletic C..onf<'mt:ce victory Saturday night over Tcxas-F.I Paso UTEP took a 7 0 first period lead when Ray Holt scorc'CI to l'ap a 10-play, 60-yard drive. But Wyom ing tied tht• Aame on a 14-yard pass from qua rterback Mart Cou:;ans to Addonis Jones. UTEP went ahead again when Willie Neal raced tn from two yards out with a pit chout. Bul the Miners' 14-7 lead was their last of the night. · On the first play after UTEP's kickoff, Cousins completed a 77 yard pass-run play to Dan Pittman to score the tyini.: touch;d:o:wn=.=====:=:=;::;; :-l~ s4, JC Soccer ~C...IFln.>h •t~w._, 'ntd And 7. C.lnd1th t ·lnlit An..t M1~.lnt• tn tP'lrir \tOfO toutn.,,.,,.,,, Q~ ~ ~ 559.545t .. !. .. CIWcs ~ ~ . +.,, ,~,~ ,,....... The ~ame never wa:, .i conl<·sl us Michigan Stale scored tht• r1r t 1 • ... 11 limes 1l had the ball and hullt up a 35-0 halfU me lead. • .ird punt return. propel l ing \\ 11.coru;m to a 48·10 Big Ten Con· rl!rl'nce football victory over Min· nc~nla Saturday. Insulate your windows. Purdue 20. l ndiotia 7 W EST L AFA Y ETT !';, I nd Touchdown rum; hy rPbl'rvt• J11 1• McCall and Wally Jonei, and a pair of held goals by Scott Sovt•reen gav" Purdue a 20·7 victory ovt.·r lndian:.i Saturday m their anmwl M~ason end ing Old Oaken Rut·kct foot ball battle Carcer-hi~h rushing of 135 yard!> h\ Junior Mike Augusl y111otk and JO:l yards by .ron<'s, JU' t a fre~hman. M atthcw~ alsn caught a Ka lasmiki 11.iss for a touchdown p lay cove ring :i.i vards . .,.ul lhack Tom Stauss 1 aught a nine yard tou chdown pass f1 om Kalasm1k1 and raced 73 yards for another TO in Wisconsin's lhrec- touchdown fourth q ua rter as t he Badgers -~-4·2 overall and 3·4·2 in rhc Big Ten fmjshed their second winning season since 1963. Minnesota wound up S·G. including 1 .. 1 in tht' conference College Cage Scores BU or LEASE WUl UflA I~ 0.-P""I -\ u<:.r •• uc Sant• o .. •-o1M , ... 11 ...... .104''>1.&0 C.I Puly 1\1 01 1• k!'<ll ~ ... C"Nor1nir1~ft.'Cttm•l"u'"' 6A Porttclf\O,.. J rfl\M • t M ($ Bllk~llf'l<I II, S.<rMOento St .. C'S LO'\ A,,..,.IM t \, :t.o<'el C'~ll-7' !.t.,.I0.019,C..I Poly IP•HTWl .. 17) CAST IOIM 101, ... I 1twrf'ntf' II Manh•I""''°• C W "°"' \0 Prlnc:eton I•, C.01°"" tit Provlclen<" 7$. Mill"'° IJ COTI Svrecuw 11S, wi.1111 .. , 66 "'"'Y 83. Ofllo Nonhtm S• Wttl \llrvtnl• II(,, RIOtr .. '°"'" Ou-• 1', w. 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Argt!ntina V 1<•to r Pt·rt'a o f U ruicu1ty 'ho1•kt•d to11 1.inkf•d <.:orrt1d1' H.uuuutt1, and Jo1w Lul11 Clerc u( ArJ,tent1n1.1 ove rpo wered '''l'Ond M't.'<ied I luw ld Solomon "\at urrt:ay. setting up an all South l\ull'rl<'an fmal at the Argenlln\' OJ)l'n G rand Prix lenrus loumlJ rnt•nt Tht• 20 ><•:ir old Clerc used hard M!rv~i. and t•xcelle nt place mt>nt shots t.o wm 6 I, 2-6, 6 2 in - a two hour. 30-minutu struKJ(le ;,ig:.11ns t Solomon Pccca, wanner of last WC<!k'i. ( 'olo mbaan Grand Prix. defeated Baruzzutl1, 6 ·1, I 6, 6·2 The Italian playf'r tired in the de c·1s1ve set undC'r a late spring sun ut the BtWno:> A1rf's Lawn Te n nis C lub Pecci h ad udvanecd to thf' ""mifinals when Jose.• lliguPrai-. aggravated a collar bone tnjury in practice a nd <'Ould not play M eanwhile Baraautt1 had bi:aten Carlos Kirmayr . 6 4, 6 7. Ii 3, Friday whtlf' Solomo n knockl'd orr Chm . l..<•was, 6-3. 6 2. and C lerc dc·ft'Cllc·d Rt<'lHdo V<'a7a, 6-3, 6·3 T...,-lwr 11,,.r1 MANILA , Phal1pp1nt•!> l nranked PetC'r f'c•agl or Austna upt'nded Amc•rie an Bria n l't·:whC'r , 7·5, 6·3, a nd Yonnack Noah o f Fran<'<' t op pl<>d Australian P<'ler M<'Na m arn fl 2. ~ 6. 7 6 in thP semifina ls of th1• l'h1llppine lntcrnatwnal Grand l'rot tennis tournamenl S alur day Tt•ac ht·r and comp titr1 01 Sht•rwcxxl Stew1H1 lhC'n d£•fC'alcd No;.ih ;:ind Gile!> Moretton, uli.o or Fran<'t•, 4·6, 1·6. 6·4 1n lhl· double s sc•mrfina li>. Thl'Y ad vanccd into a showdown with an /\ustralwn tC'am of Hos:-. ('aM• and Kras Katc hcl, 6·3. 6 ·3 victor ' ov1•r fo'C'1gl and Australian Chrr Lt'l<'ht•r Ex-Rustler Star MacauJey Honored BOISF.. Idah o Bob Ma<'a uley of Bois<' Stale :.ind a fo rm<·r s t ::i r a l Gold<>n Wc•st t'ollrgt', was one> of th rN' top µl;,iyer:-. in Big S ky Conf<>rcncl' foothall a('t1on during th<' 197H 't>ason :J('('Ord1ng to a volt• of mt·mbf>r couchc~ M a l' au I<· y . a la n t• ha c· k t• r , iouwd l<.1ilbuck /\llan Clork anll lant>ba<'kt.'r Jt•rry Lumpkin of Nort~a·rn• Ari1.ona Ill"> tht· top pla Yl'rS I\ 2 1~poundl'r, Mactiuh•y lc-d the IC'aguc in tackle:-. with 135 a nd recovC'r<'d ;,i le ague high M•vc•n rumbles despite missing moi.l of lht• fina l game with in 1urw:,, f'r .. Pe1p8J I '· TROJAN • • • • that rlhe comeback l hai. lo be •· what coll a.-footb•ll 1:s •II "bout " TAll.,aAC K C llA&L t:S WhHt>. who wuined 207 >'"rdi. on 37 cornea. atdmlUetl he was 'llunncd wtMln Notre Dame went ahNad but only for a moment. "All th .. guys wot toacther and 1rnld 'lll'y, w1• huve to get at h•oat In fli•ld ttoul rungc and let t'runk do hl11 th.lnli!.' We aU bud fa ith " "Wt"v<> aot the rueht play~. u 'iUpc~r oHN\ISl' a nd ii lot of con ftdl'r\~t'.'~ 11nld quarterback Paul Md>on.ald "Wt> didn't huve to a(O that for All wu nl'l'ded was a fwld KOUI " MC DONALD HAD t'AJTll Pno ugh to fire a dangerous pass down the middle lo Calvin Sweeney for 33 yards on the play following lhl' controver&1al tn· completion . /\s with the 10· yard pa1>s tu light eod Vic Rakhshum on the first play of the drive, McDonald never con 'itde red throwing long to Kevin Williams strf'aking d own the s1d<.>linl'S ··we wanted double cro!fse-i. and W(' wanted to isolate the tight end." h<.' explained. "The one to Rakhs ham got u..~ going, we blew ont' play, and then we went to Calvin in the hole. Ile was lhl' prim<' r<>cl'1ve r all lht• wuy. "You <'tin't pum <' m that situa- tion. If you do that, you'r e going to blow It You havt• to keep cool and know you'rl' gotnA to do 1t Plus, our i.:uys can block with anybody m th<• eountrv " R AIUISllANI LOOKED Ilk" he· was going to <'Ut across the gram ansteod or going out of bounds following hts reception and h<' got ribbed pretty good ~1bout 1l by bm•backe r Eric Scog- gins in lh<' loeker room "When I 1>aw you I said 'Oh. Victor. don't drop the pear'." S<'O J(~1ni. <'haded Rakhs hana. "\'ou had l ht• opening but vou bobbl<>d th<' ball und there we01 your c hanc<·. · · "I was going to go for 1t but all I rould ht•ar was 'Out of bounds' Out o f bounds!'.' fl' Plied Hukhshana "That wa~ another part of the ht•s1lallon I knew I could h avt• Pll'kf'd uu s1>ml' vard:-. " * * * SCOlll BY OUAllflEllS MOIH 01\m.t J 0 ) 11f /\ "..&uth•rn <-.1 1a " I l )I U\( WUuMn\. 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Winter vacations, whether you're sailing or jetting there, these days are less dressy than they used to be. The accent is on easy to wear clothes that are easy ·on the eye as well. ,. .. Do take more casual clothes, · advises Arthur Dery, wtio heads a sportswear firm. "And a good idea is to make them polyester knits, which are easy to pack and easy to care for on the trip. There's nothing gloomier than all those wrinkles when you start to unpack. Another good idea is to be practical about your vacation wardrobe. Buy clot.hes that you can wear all through springtime as well. "In keeping with today's more relaxed lire style," says Dery, "vacation clothes should be fun, free and uninhibited. They also should be soft and feminine so that they flatter the wearer. Here's where the crisp, classic look helps a woman have a good time when she wants to more than ever -on her vacation." Mrs. Dowd Miss Arnold Angelo-Carr Janet Jay Carr and Joseph Angelo ex· changed wedding vows in St., Andrews Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Carr of Newport Beach, attended Pasadena City College, Point Loma College and USC. She was Miss California in 1975, second runner-up to Miss America aod a 1973 Tournament of Roses Princess. The bridegrom, son of Joseph Angelo of Buffalo. N.Y. and Mrs. Ron Whitacre of Laguna Beach, attended Arizona Slate University and graduated from Long Beach State University and Cal Western School or Law, San Diego. He ls in private practice with the law fmn of Woolsey, Angelo and Thatcher. in Newport Beach. The couple will live in Laguna Beach after a honeymoon trip to Aspen, Colo. Dix-Wear Robin Marie Wear and Randy Ray Dix ex· changed wedding vows ln First Christian Church, Huntlqtoo Beach. The bride, aaugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger E . Wear of Fountain Valley, attended Fountain Valley Hi&b School. The bridegroom ls the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dix of Santa Ana. Tbe couple wlU live in Orange after a Florida honeymoon. Garrett-Ford Donna Bernice Ford and Marvin John Gar· rett exchanged wedding vows in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. The bride, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Hofmann Jr. of Newport Beach and Kr. and Mn. Leavitt E . Ford of Orance, attended Newport Harbor High School and Golden West College. She ls employed by Hoag Memorial Holpltal. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Jin. Sam Garrett of Corona del Mar, attended Warren High in Downey and cal State Unlventty, Long Beach. He ls employed by Ortbo DlqDOltics. The couple will make their bome ln Dana Point after a wedding trip to Tahiti. Walton-Amodt Sue Amodt and Dieter Walton exchanged weddlq vows ln Canon City, Nev. · The bride, da\llbter of Jean Vaqlm ud·Al Amodt of Ne~rt_ Beach, sradual*' from Newport Harbor Hllll ScMol. Tile brtdefnom IOD of Hermann RGMDI· tetn of Biedenkopf, German1, and Dora Waltoa of Neu, Arts., •uended UCJ. He ii a self-employed wallpaper coatnetcr. .. Tbe couple wW make tbeir' bome la Coron.a del Mu and wt11 bone1moon ln Europe next •Pl'· ~. . . . - ~~fJt'lf;,.fflfl. .. • .. • .. • ............ ~.nday .... No•ve•m•M•'•~•.t•97•e ........ o.~.LY•A•Lm .. -.'.n .. ! ' 0 From left, sleeveless vest and knife-pleated skirt; sweater with pull-<>n pants; knit pull-over with tweed kn it pull-on pants. Mrs. Loveladdy Mrs. Cuccia Hill-Blattermao Denice Louise HHI and Michael Allan Blat- terman are engaged to be married. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hill of Westminster, graduated from Westminster High School and attended Orange Coast College. The bridegroom.elect. son of Mr. and Mrs . Louis H. Blalterman or Costa Mesa, graduated Crom Estancia Hig h School and attended Orange Coast College. A Jan. 27 wedding date is planned in St. An- drews Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. Cuccia-Dietrich Juli Dietrich and Buzz Cuccia exchanged wedding vows in St. Joachims Catholic Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L . Dietrich Jr. or Corona del Mar, graduated from Corona del Mar High School and Santa Barbara City College. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Cuccia of Ontario, graduated from Chico State University. The couple will live in Mount Baldy. Mi I ler-Wiemers Patricia Jane Wiemers and Donald Franklin Miller exchanged wedding vows in St. Joachims Catholic Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wiemers of Camino. graduated from Estan· cia High School. She is employed by Marinetics Corp. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Miller or Costa Mesa, graduated from Costa Mesa High School. He is employed by the Costa Mesa Police Department. The couple will make their home in Costa Mesa after a Las Vegas wedding trip. Knowlton-Eckes Lorraine A. Knowlton and Michael L. Eckes are engaged to be married. The bride-e lect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Knowlton Jr. of Fountain Valley, graduated from Fountain Valley lligb School and is attending Golden West College. The bridegroom-elect, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Eckes of Minneapolis, Minn. 1raduated from Southwest High School and Normand.ale in Bloomington, M1nn. • A Dec. 23 wedding dale ls planned in Annun· claUon aturcb, Mlnneapolls. Hesketh-Tozer LlDdaay Toier and Tom Hesketh exchan1ed weddlq \'OWi ln Corona del Mar. • Tbe bride, dau11tter of Richard Tener and .. • Mrs. Garrett Mrs. Dix Mr. and Mrs. Walton Caroline Tozer, both of Anaheim, graduated from Anaheim High School. She is employed by Davey's Locker , Balboa. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs . Thomas E. Hesketh of Covina, graduated from South Hills High School and attended Crawford Navigation School. He Is a licensed skipper for Davey's Locker. The couple will live in Costa Mesa aner a . Lake Tahoe wedding trip. Lovetaddy-Piper Jill Anna Piper and Jack Dixon Loveladdy Jr. exchanged wedding vows in Community Church-Congregational in Corona-"<lel Mar. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Piper ol Corona del Mar. graduated from Corona del Mar High Schoel and attended Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colo. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loveladdy of Center, Texas. graduated from West Lake High School in Austin and attends Fort Lewis College. He ts employed by Beeman Brothers Drilling Co. in Durango. · The couple will live In Durango after a wed- d1ng trip through Arizona. Brown-Williams Julie Brown and Tom WlWams are engaged to be married. . The bride-elect, daughter of Tom and Janet Brown of Newport Beach, graduated rrom War- ren High School and is employed by HuJbes Ad· vertising. The brldeqroom•e lect, son of Emfe-.nd-Jtet. ty Wllllams of Fullerton, graduated from Buena Park HllltScbool and use. . An A~rtl 21 wedding ls planned in St. Joachlml Catholic Church ln Costa Mesa. Arnold-Wetherbee Lorie R. Arnold and Richard S. Wetherbee are en1aaec1 to be married. Mrs'. Angelo Weddmq and engage· ment announcements run 011 Sunday m the Dally Pllol Forms are auotlabLe al aLI Daily Pilot o/11ces or by calling the Features Dt>partmenl. 642·432 1 To a void d1sappo1nt· ment. prospectwe bndes a rt' remmded IU have lhe1r wt'ddrnq l:.lunes-; wtfh a- black-0nd u.h1te gk>ssy of the bndr or of the rouple. llJ the ,..t!alures Depart· ment one u:eek before lhe weddmq ,, Dr. and Mrs. Wiebe The bride-elect , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold or Fountain Valley. graduated fro;n Fountain Valley lltgh School and attended(8oi. Jones University in Greenville, S.C. The bridegroom·elect, son of Mr. and_ l'4f$· Carl Wetherbee or Chesterfield. Va .. graduated from Bob Jones Academy in Greehville and at• tends Bob Jones University. ., • A Dec. 22 wedding is planned in Mid -cities Ba ptist Temple in Downey. Dowd-MacAllister Denise M acAllister and Bob Dowd · n . changed weddJng vows in St. Mary's by-U.. Sea Church in Hunungton Bt!ach. 1, The bnde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, -l>on MacAllister of Huntington Beach, graduated from Huntington Beach lligh School and attends Cal State Long Beach. . ,, The brldegcoom . son of Mr. and .Mrs. Richard Dowd of Huntington Beach, grad~ted from Huntington Beach High School. . , ·r 50th Anniversary · ... Dr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Wiebe cele..,_4d -u1eit 50lh wedding anniversary with a party in the Harbour View Homes clubhouse in NewPQrt Beach. ~·r_ The couple was married Nov. 22, 1.~.~ M9nrovia. .., • ,r Dr. Wiebe practiced chiropractic lo ,JM An1eles for 40 ,years. The Wlebes, wbo art:titc· live ln Mariners Church, moved to Newport Beach five years ago. ,,, , After the annivenary party hosted by1 Ute couple's daughten, Kalle !>anons of Ne~ Beach ud Beverly Reading of Sierra Medr•. the Wiebes new to Hawaai. The Wlebel have three grand.sons and one great grand-daughter. -- ' . . . . r • DAILY PILOT Liberation Reillains Dream By U :•· .. IUtADL V f LONDON CAP l l.uxul")' ~la In London no lo ngu ad\ .-rtl&f' ror t'hambermalda T he)''r«" known u · chumber~r~on " !ht-t' days, one r ult of • tww lirlhi!>h law h•nnina s~• dl1c-rlmlnatlon 1n Holland. women voluntl'cns m the urmcd forct.'s wlll ~uon bt ha rtna C'Otnb l roh.'8 wlth men. and In West Germany n .. wlywl'd~ can adopt tht brldl''s ma1deo n n m t U'I the family urnume 'rh(•St' lind other F.uro~an advancf'!I 1n wo nit.'n 'a r&ght mirro r s imilar a dva ncn 1n the lJnltecl State . wh..-re U~ bC1' dlacramanataon debate> C'Urrt'Otl)' i.t toe~ Ol'l rtt U(lnllon of the Equal R11hts Amendmt nt An Associated Preas . urvey of l't'('t'nt c hunfte8 worldwide showed m uch progress In 1dk rtn1< th~ laWll of male domination Rut Wom~n·s U~rataon rc mams a dream in much of the v.'Orld And even In places where fem1rusts have scort>d v1Non e , lh~ age old customs making womt'n subordinate to men have not died quite so easily "Pa rl.Jament can change laws but it cannot change minds ." said Lady Birk, Britain's undersecretary of slate for the ~nv ironment. "Today's discr im inat ion may be r:nore polite than It was but at Is still a barrier to full equality." Ne vertheless, important cha nges h ave been made. Divorce, for long a t.a...'>oo subject In parochial southern E urope, ls now legal in Catholic Italy a nd Portugal a nd is e xpected to win a pprovaJ in a national referendum in Spain next month. S weden has six women Cabine t ministers -30 percent of the total and a r ecord for Weste rn E urope. But Bir gitta Wlstrand, a prominent Swedish women's leader, commented: "We are not impressed. The proper quota should h ave been 51 percent women. as we constit ute sUgbtly more than hair the population." The nine European Common Market countries have agreed In principle to abolish sex discrimination in jobs and promotions, and to require equal pay for equal work. A follow.up directive on pensions and social security is under study. In muc h or We s t e r n Europe, the refore, basic wome n's rights are here or are on their way : equal pay, job opportunities and community property p rovisions in m arria ge. Wo men 's a ctivists have moved on to such issues as discrepancies in the taxation system. But backwaters of male chauvinism remain in Europe and elsewhere. PortuJ(al'a two Yl'llr old con11t1tullon, enaclt>d .ift.-r lhl' 1!174 revolution lh1tt (' n d t• d d c• (' II d t' .. II ' r I K h t w I II .; dl rta t ol"s hl p , ba r s 11rxu1.1I dla.c-rim1natlon Hut u rcct•nl tt1lt•v1,lon d o t u m t>n t nry thf'rt' s ho wed tha t attltudM moy nol chane.-ao quickly It pkturrd rural womt·n hOl'anl( fit<l<b und w oshl n~ cloth•'I In u rtvcr. !u11t tul th~y havt' alwoyai done 'l"hoir huaba nd1J 11ippt>d brandy at a local cure "lltllp my wirl' with tht• r hort.•11'1" iua id om.· "Why houltt , ., When 11ht' ticirM ua much u I "do, tht"n I m11(ht help her " In at•unchJy ltomun <.:utholk lr•·land, dlvM('f' 111 11tlll bantWd , &hort1on 11> tllt"gal and morallsts <Jebat~ the wtsdom of a Ot'<'embt•r 1973 haah court ruling permillJ"lt morrit!d eouples to import contraceptives from abroad for their ~rsonal use J~pancse labor l;,w11 dt:it'riminate against women In J>&y , hours a nd promollon prospects, and widows can t.'xpect to reee1ve only one Uurd of their husbands' estate -th • rest goes to the children "The J apanese women's movement a s a whole as no t powe rful a nd widespread enough to a mend laws," said Fu~uko Mak1saka, a lead ing feminist 'But It's taking root here, too. De m ands now are directed prima rily to labor problems." Critics say South Africa remains a m ale bastion. While women complain of unfa i r taxation. unequa l pay a nd discr imination in hlMng. Blacks, men a nd women alike, must endure a rigid sys te m or racial segregation. J lh a n Sad at. wife o r Egypt 's president, leads a group of 15 educated women in her country trying lo amend the divorce law under which a Moslem man can marry as many as four wives and divorce at will by saying "I divorce you" three times. In E urope, t he ne w laws do not abolish all inequities. Women may be guaranteed equal pay, but In Belgium, Britain and West Germany most stall work as store clerks, typists and the like, and earn an average of 30 percent less than men. · Even in the Soviet Union, where the constitution's Article 35 begins "Women and men have equal rights," and where 80 percent of practicing doctors are women , men still run the country there are no women In the aJJ.powerful Politburo. Most Soviet women work. but also do the chores at h"me. Official praise 1s more often for their homemaking ski lls than for their shop·noor output. An yone r earing 10 c h i l dre n ge t s a "mother-heroine" awa rd. M arlj k e v on H e m e ldonc k , <·halrwoma n of the Women's Work Comnuttc•e 1n Belgium, c alls he r <·ountry"s divor ce luw "the mos t medievul in Europe, olong with Sponi11h and Portu.:ue$e law8." lielglum ls thf' only European country where women ond their doctor11 can be jailed (or abortion, (Ind the only Common Market nation with no woman Cabinet minister In ch arge of wo men's affa irs. One breukthrou~h: women volunteers were urecpWd IJ\to the armed forces three years ago and now number 2.652 out of uboul 85.000. A series of British laws beginning in· 1969 bas allowed women to enter into legal contracts in their own right , li(uur anteed them equal pay, gjven both parents equal rights to their children and safeguarded the jobs of pregnant women. "No.fault" divorces are now easy to obtain in Britain. France liberatized Its abortion Jaws in 1974, and that took the sting out of the Women's Llb movement, particularly since the French constitution already guarantees equal rights for women. But a women's group called Choisir Choose is active, focusing a t t.he moment on tougher penalties for rape. In 1970. the "Dolle Minas" or "Mad Minas, .. a Dutch reminjst group named afte r 19lh ·century s uffrag e tte Wilhe mina Drucker , burned corsets. pinched and wolf.whistled at men, ahd pinned pink ribbons on men's toilets to protest the lack of similar facilities for women . "We s toppe d a ll tha t foolishness after a few months when we r ea lized that you have to be very ser ious about the problems-women face," one mem ber said. The group has set up women's disc ussion centers instead and current demands include more and cheaper day·care centers and le_galized abortion. I n Janu a r y , w o m e n in th e Netherlands' armed forces will have e qual slatus with men . inc luding com bat roles. No o ther Western European country does this. Swiss men had their authority shaken in 1971 when women for the first lime were given the right to vote on national issues. Proposed cha nges in the law would recognize Illegitimate orfspring as legal heirs, and wives will be ahle t.o t a ke jobs without their h usband s' approval. "There are cases in which Swis s wives h ave to llle rally beg hus bands fo r every 20·franc bill," said Regula Pemalozzi. a prom inent woma n lawyer. TDDAl'S CllSSIDID rDIZLI ( Horoscope ) ACROSS 18 Winged 1 f eecher 7q Foresaw 1 Plolled 80 Irish PoOI t4 Faust and 82 Nol prefix Aida 83 French pro· 20 Bullllgh1er noun 21 Snarer 22 Stoker 84 Soups 24 Square 85 Cudgels measure 87 King beater 25 Get up 88 Japanese 26 Hindu ~ueon drama v Behold 89 Bengal -28 Ward ot1 90 Racer 29 Concerning 92 Oelect 30 Arrest 32 Ripping 93 Jars ~Cores 95 Curved plank 36 Want -. Pl. 97 Actor'• sub- 37 Mimics &citute 39 Stairs 98 Saucer .O Type style. 9Q Generator Pl. 101 Moslem lllle 41 Flutter 103 Reveled 105 Prima donna 137 Serfs 33 Raise 139 Clear ~Body sup. 140 Ave Ports 141 Office copy 35 Jog Abbr. 36 Landed 142 Man's nick-38 RePorter or editor name 40 -de mer 143 0 1es -41 Gala t44 Tardy '3 Hahs 146 Earth god· 45 v o1can1c dess glass 147 While ant 149 Sheepskin 47 Malo parties 151 Vanquished 49 Formerly 51 Nul s 153 Bellowed 52 Summer: Fr. t54 Larlcel 54 Otgraphs 155 Aela.xed 56 Ooslres DOWN 59 Sofa part 1 Wall 61 Blemished 2 And: Latin 62 Svelle 3 Soc. lormed 63 Greek hero In 1890 64 Inns •Mine en- 96 Laos aD<>rlO· 1ne 97 Plug 98 P1vo1a1 100 Eggs 102-Gatos 10-4 Eastern hlle 106 S11rred up 109 Tree-like I 11 Mosl secure 1t2 Tornado 113 Pitcher han· dies lt4 Oulch cheese 118 Swiss river 117 Wheys 1 t9 Russian ruler 120 Denied t 21 Overjoyed t 24 -Monu· monL MONDAY._NOV. Z7 By 8 YDNµ OMARR ARIF.S f Ma r ch 21 · April 191: Emphas is on leases, invest me n t s , m oney a ffecting those close to you, especially legal partner or spouse. Leo. Aquarius figure in s cen a r io. You m a ke s o m e m arv e l o u s . ch alle nging contact s. You get green light for origi na l , pion eering, creative conce pt. a you can eUminalc. what proce sses ca n b e s t r e a mlined. Pisces, Virgo figure prominent· ly -so does the number 7. One who. in recent past, was a scoundrel may now play the role of angel... _ ANN LANDERS I ERMA BOMBECK A ~ig Adjustment DEAR ANN LANDERS: After much Buffe ring the !'lurgeons performed a colostomy on me. 'fbc whole thing seems like a bad dream and I cannot get used t.o it. I a m n o w ta k i n g "lessons" in how to care for m yself. My appetite is gone.· I a m weak and afraid '~ go out of the house for rear J m ay have an "accident " Everyone -the sur· geons. tecnnicians. nurses -was super, go· Ing beyond their "call " to help and comfort me . I could not have sur· vived without them. I cry too much for a man and keep remem· bering Kipling's advi ce to the young wounded British soldier: Jus t r o ll t o y ou r musket r And blow out your brains And go to your God Like a soldier ! I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy. I'm beginning lo hate people w h o a r e c h eerful because they have good health. Can you help m e? V E RY DEPRESSED DEAR DEPRESSED: Fo r tboae wlao don't know wbat a colos&omy ls, I 'd better explala. ll 'a an· opera~ aaaal· Aaa La11ders ly for a mallgnancy, In whlcb the large lnt.eatlne la removed. A pl astic bag la &hen worn to col· le ct was t e mate rial since Ute normal chan· nela are no longer lune· Uonal. Of COUJ'le It's not easy to adjust to thls radical change, bat thousands of people bave done It and are llvlng happy, useful, prod•ctlve lives. Tfaey are tbrllled to be alive - and yoa dloa.ld be, too. Here la Ute address of tlae United Oatomy A•· soclatlon, Inc.: 1111 Wllahlre Blvd .• Los Angele., Cal. tM17. Write for th e tr llterature and jola the group. D E AR A NN L ANDERS: Bill, m y husband, says I am con· fusing materialis m with a ffection, but I feel neglected a nd unloved because io 13 years of ma rriage a nd two years of dating, he has never given me a gift or re· membrance of any kind. have been covering for this cheapskate for yea rs . Eve ry present our son or relatives and friends have ever re> ce1ved. I bought and signed both our names. He s pends considerable money on an expensive collection he owns and is genero~ to himself in other ways. I a m not only tired or cove ring for hi m, I am a ls o tir ed of fee ling used . My love grows weaker as my image of him as a self.centered boor grows clearer. Am I equating gift.giving with love. as he says? SCROOGE'S WIFE DE AR WIFE : Two years of court.'lhlp and not a single gift or re· membrance? Ho• come you didn't get &be pie· ture??!! ·· Tbe man IA more than a boor. H e's an - apeakably selflslll. Stop covering for him and start being generoas to YOURSELF. You bave Iota of cal.ddag ap to do. She's Anti-Hanger Here's a letter from a reade r that will break your heart. A young m o ther or t wo i n Navarre, Ohio. writes: "I heard you had a col· umn on coat hange rs that multiplied shame· Jessly In your closet. You assumed everyone e lse had this problem. I don 't. Mine not only re· ruse to breed, but they a r e on their wa y t o E,...a ·--~k becoming extinct. Is it then you must set the poss ibl e my coa t-proper atmosphere for h a oger s have been r e p roduc tion . P la ce a lter ed or my closet ihem in a dark closet. i s n 't pro viding t he Don't crowd t.bem. Don't pe rfect conditions for ove rload the m . Don 't breed ing? Please reply rush them. Don't watch soon as I am running out them. o r coat h a ngers a nd Hangers generally set would like t o s t art their o wn ges t a tion b r eeding as s ooq a s period. For some rea· possible. -Amy " s o n , the u g ly o n es Boy, some of us don't muJUply at a fast.er rate. know how lucky we a re Like the ones with the until we read something rolled cardboard t hat h ke that. bend in half when you Na turally. J cannot be hang a belt on them. Or l o o e x p I i c i t i n a the cheapie metal ones newspaper column that that have the rigidity or could fall into the hands cooked spaghetti. Jammed in a rack on the Concorde en route to London.) When you are expect- ing guests. they tend to become fri gid. Whe n you try to bundle the m up and pack them off, they loc k themselves together in a unified act or defi ance . Hotels limit their sex life by literally shack· ling them to the rod so they can't be stolen by guests lo take home and breed. The re a re £cw anti· hanger proponents who want to ge\ the hanger populaUoo-down lD-let'O. M ay b e I 'm o ld · fashioned, but I say God never gives you more hangers than you can handle. Besides. this lit- tle group of over·sexed n o m a ds ne ve r hu rt anyone. They don't use up alr. water or energy. A ll lhe y do is h a ng around a dark closet a ll day a nd snicker. or children, but I will try T here have only been to g ive you a crash l'ix births reported or the'jiiiiiiiiiiii~!iii!i!i!i~~~.., .. course on tbe banger's fancy wooden ones tbat1 reproduction cycle. hold trousers and a suit · Obviously, you must coat. <Two ln a closet in have a m a le a nd a Venezuela , th ree in a re m a le b a n ger <th ey cloakroom In Paris, a nd know who they are> and one in a garment bag -..Y•W• ..... •• u .......... c .... ....__S.U.llH 42 Under Poet. trance 44 Bark 107 Mind: Comb 5 Beaks form Brasov, 66 But. Lalin 67 Wandering Rum 127 Vendor TAU RUS <Apr il 20· May 20): TakP time to become familiar wit h basi c requi re m ents , especially legal rights a nd p e rm issio n s . Aq u ari u s , Can cer pe r son s could figure prom tnently . Spotlighl on cooperative efrorts, public relations m arital SCmlPJO COc t. 23· Nov . 21 1: Organize , bri ng prior i ties Into f o cus , r e·c og n lz e responsibility required in "inte n s ifie d " r e l a - Uoosbip. Message should ~·crystal-clear Lunar cycle high -you succeed by acting In confident, in· dependent manner. SAGITTARIUS <Nov.-----------------~~~~~~~~ 4S Golf score 6 Compact 48 Tur1 &08 Phlllpplne 1 Bared 47 Net owarf 8 British meas- 411 Achieve 110 Seasoning ures 50 Beal back t 11 Sailing class 9 Suspend ~ Freight han-t 15 OIYlders 10 Over: Prefix 4* 1 t8 Irony 11 G I cop 55 Chlgoe 122 Cognizanl 12 Fished 13 Hums 67 Opp. of Rei>. 123 Crete's 14 Transgre~ &8 Greek leller mountain sor eo UPfoar t 2S Oance step 15 Wharfs If Fastest 126 Egyptian god 16 Sea eagles ee Basin t28 Delight 17Crlmson et Thin leathor t29 Evergreens 18 verb form 12 Currents 130 car part 19 Small fish 73 Reoal homes 132 Lesions 20 TomOf'row: 75 Calender I~ Frog genus . Sp. abbr. 135Worm 23 Squauor T1 Dodge t38Dle 31 Thrash 69 Slate: Abbr. 70 Teach 130 Condl11on 71 Made over t3t Purposive 7• Recline 132 Disgrace 76 Church rilea 133 Orudge 79 Excavated 138 Prison: Slang 81 AbOYe: Poet. 137 Turn: Comb. form 8-4 Anl 85 Legislative 138 lioly ones: bod y Abbr. 86 Spread hay 141 Small: Scot· 87 Ah mel llsh 89 Merchants 143 Sick 90 Musical d1· 145 Urge: Scot· rectlon llah 91 Scares 148 Anlflclal Ian. 92 Wave guage IM Print mea"" 150 Stale: Abbr. ure 152 "-deum" status . GEMINI tMa y 21· June 20>: Accent on con· tacts, change or routine, g aining g limpse o f potential, meeting some· one al social orcburch af· fair . Sagitt.arian could be very mucJ>. in picture. One who shares pro· blem s, interests pays you a m eaningful compll· ment. . CANCEB (June 21· July 22>: Emphasis on emotional responses. a gamble, children. affair ol the heart. You'll find a way to "escape" what appean to be a rut or trap. Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo figw-e prominently -and s o d oes the number •. LEO <July 23-Aug , 22>: Obtain valid blnt lrom Cancer me11age. What teems an Impasse it m erely a delay. know it· and act accordln«IY. Gemlnl ahowl you door which, lf opened, could lead to happiness. Land or property could be worth m o r e than origlnaUy anUclpat.ed. 22·Dec. 211: What seems secluded. out·of.re a ch m ay, ln actuality, be on horizon. Setback or con· finement ls temporary. You are completing a cycle. You'll em e r ge refreshed -and wiser. Aries, Llbra figure in scenario. CAPBICOBN mec. 22·J an. 19>: Accent on friendship, money, a nd l o v e . E xc i t in g poaslbllltles indicated, especially when dealing with Leo or Aqua rius persons. You can prove a point, e mbark on creative project , Im· print your own style. AQUARI US <J a n . 20 · Feb. 18 > • Follow through, display dedlca. lion to project or cause . Hunch ls accura t e . L esso ns rece ntl y teamed can now be auc. ce111full y util ized . Another Aqua ria n could be ln picture. You get "flu b r evelatio n " which answers many queatlona. PISCES CF e b. 19. March 20>: Move ment, publl1hlng, r eading , brtdelng language and dis tance ba rrie rs - these aare •Potllghted . Element ot aoclablUty Is present -pressures are relieved, replaced by pleasure. Gemini, Saglt· tarlua persons could play rol• Pack a punch with our perfed calf in bone, brown or black. Slim strap rides high on the foot. Heel is a thin shaft. The look da inty and very come·hither. 28.99 { I I vaaoo <Au1. a.Sept. 22>: Avoid direct con· frontatJona. A quip now ml1ht be beUer than • threat. Short mea11e1, ---------- tript, rel.Uva and l•l· tert aro a part of crowded Kenarlo. ldeu abound; key 11 to bo HlectJve. Yea, you do hue a choice. Go with I -·- Your 8E£ CLASSIFIED llCTION FOR ANIWERt qualltyr • LIBM (Sept, 23-0ct. 22): Aeca on what you A OeJly PllOI c1n be Recycled. ~ ODetf Oolttf " ... (lllW:WI ~~ _,,c....-. 554·59'f owa. wlllt to kMP, wbat --....;.----==-,. . .,.,, . ,. ~ •" ··--~ .. Master Chtra• • Vise SOU'111 COAST PLAZA 3DI SOUTH BRISTOL • COSTA MaA -" .. • . • .. . ACTRESS Comehaek F or Colbert Claudette's 75 Ond Coing ''' llroadiooy 8Al.1'1MORE IAP 1 Claud tt~ Colbtrt rf' 1ards her upt'om1ng ttroadway return as a heavf'n 8(!01 opportunitv to bt hene.11 Tht> veh'r m :i.t•rt•t•n ... tage glamour qu n t!I portray1ru.: U \\Oman o( 7~. "hlch happen!! to bt her o wn 1mprubul>lc• UJ(c • 'Wh n you ruch a certain st.•ruorlty," ~ht' M•vs, "roles mu t be tallor·made " St>etntc her m pcor!-on makes uch c1utlon seem unneC'essary und 1rrelevttnl In looks. vo1ct.• J l\d bounCt'. M is~ t'ol~rt sllll projects tht' appeu I that sU!itutnl'd twr populanty throush M films uml Wltountt•d 111 lk'rson paru ' AND THE LAOV \.\tlh the beart·shaped face and sexy la ugh. beems almost to dote upon dlSCUSMOn of the pa:,btng ) t'Ar5 Sht' ~eb u lot of letters from "nosy peopll' asking her secret of bhtbe longeHl) · I tell them the truth the number one thing ts the genes you inherit," Miss Colbert s alutes her sturdy French·Alioatian 5tock "My mother dted at 94 I hOP-! I make 100 .. THERE IS A corollary ··my whole life has been moderation. I don't dnnk Thk onl) thing I do too muc h is !>moke, but I c ul that out for whol<' months. "The onl y exercises 1 do is about rive minutes m the mornrng. strelchir.ig. And I walk and swim a lot. Jogging? I Halnk it 's boring Work is the best therapy fair anything -it's good for your health and go<..id for your soul. .. The Colbert advice to women is "keer> working and swim a lot.'' As for men "They don 't need any advice." SHE'S Bl\~N LUR ED back into the spothghl by "The Kingfi sher." a romantic com- edy by Eng}and·s William Douglas Home that enjoyed cons1d<'rable London success two seasons ago. Appearing with her in t~e comedy NOW PLAYING CllllMA WEST UA CllllMA wes1m1ns1e1 892 4493 Cos1a Mesa '>40·0!>'14 ,, 'Y ...... , -.,..., ~~ 'Xii . bt~··,.. llO rusts ICClrllD fOll fMIS lltGAGlMU1 "A COMIC ASSAULT TW£MA~E . A OPJLUANT Ol.ACK FAACE" ·NE.'WSWEEK MAGAZINE "A l\IP-ROAAING WORK OF AAT <HNSTIAN SOENCE MONllOI\ "A CLASSIC IMPRESSION OF AMEPJCAN LIFE' -PEOP..E IMGA.llNE ~~J\ _,,,._.., ~ ~ orsr A""'AZ '" CAROL O\JllNm GcMLDtHc CHAPUH HO'WAN> oun: MIAf/IJN)W VITTONO~ UWAH~ l.AU'-f:tllMlON VIVCCA llHOfOO PAT McCOP.MICK OtHA MEMll1 Nl?IA VAN PAUAHOT ...OJI •l~1tOi-.i"'11 Al&.<11116 AHl>Uo1Ul"IC1U>1'Ni"..U1 IOMMY j'~.#niAL°~ JOHN (QfolSIOIN( PAll\ICIA l\(SHt(I', All.AN HICHOU.S A()O["T Al1MA!oi • . r Ol.l\l Al.IMAN·~·l()Hfj(QN!llOH (a• AuoHSGATC ~PflOOIJCllQff ·---......... ..~ .... IDC'!=d .1hout ,H1tu11ln 11 .1muur 1Hl' Ht·x llJrnson and t • t•or1t1• UoM' , Ah1•r trvoot .. tn Holt1mort• unJ Boi.1.on. the 1ir "'I H 1't 1nn t i.. l\l'l\t'1l 11 l t'd lo pre m ter~ at Urnact"'" ·-. H1ltm11rt.• Theull'l' Occ 6 Mt4''1 ('oll>t4rt 1el(ard11 th1• booking as a pro· 111tfou11 ''°"'" "It was ut the Ulltmorc my 111Hnt> f1r-.. t wc•nt u1> 1n hi.:hts in 1927 in 'The Barkt•r Slit: 1-; ('ONTRACTEO to the play for sax rnont h:-. \vhH h rrw 'rtloo ~h.t"ll pruhably miss her .1nno.d ~11101•rn 111 tlw 18 tt>ntury residenct.· in Hnr hJ1l11, ~ht' J111I her hu!>band. Dr Jot>l l'rt'M.man blll1J.:ht 11 I~ years ago Hl• dtl'd 1n 19+>8 lea111'1j! her "shattered" .rnd in n mood that leci to prolrac:led absence from all prof<>sMonal work She returned to Par.~. ht>r b1rthplac1:. · but after ~even years tt1ere I reahLed m y real roots :ire m New \'ork " "I haven't made u movie s1nrc 1962." she says, "and thl'rt..' ha.,n'l heen a srripl ~1 nce I wanted to do i\fle1 !loll) woPd relf'ast>d 'Wh~te11er Hap!)('nl'd to Baby Jane'' · I rwt a Lot of horror thing~ ofkrcd that \.\ould h<nc JUSl scared me to death " Although the theate r has changecl con !.1dcrably from when her idols were eleg~nl Ina Claire and Lynn Fontanne. Miss Colbert 1s sure that if sht• w~·rc a n edgltng today. ''I'd go on the stage in a moment.·· As for retirement "that's JUSl when I go to bed .. for everyone whoe'4er wanted a chance to start over. '' ·~· ~ BURN AGAIN ••. metnoe'<toryofClwlnCohon ·lt'j'Jiq; AVCO lMl\M'.>Y NCTIJIU.S Rt'~"'(" -·-·- Sunday November 26. 1978 DAILY PrLOT - R ® r ,. ~"·" .. . m •... IOUTll COAlf PlAUI M•uf'"''' 1i. .... 1 r "'•i""'l.t~ A. ,,.,, •i S A • •t r, .,. ~-. ... \.4611 n .... .,. • 6 ~4 1~~3 I 7:35 ONLY You can Charge DAILY PILOT Classified Ads 642·5678 SENIOR OTIZ£NS $2.00 SO. COAST PLAZA • • l'IU nsttlSI ~U111 IUHAllJllC "UP IM SMOKE" IRI "GOIMG SOUTH" ll'GI tHUU Jll \>l S--12 4~ 1 •Mis.,.,. n.10-n -/l\lll-4 lo.t l~IO lS SO. COAST PLAZA · · ' us Sutl111t1 St! 3352 1111,u111c "Esccr,. From Witch Moimlain" IGI LJD-4 iM!ZO M0"/ll.lf~O "R~ To Wiich Mou11toin" ) ..... ~100§ .. OW/Tllff-'406 IOOl '1C t M11te,. AH~tlll US!Mll ,,(I •llllO' "THE WEDOIMG" IPGI ru._.•~•10 -/TUf~.lO "MURDER •Y DEA TH" 100..s•10-.o WOtCfT\IU-4 ·~I 0 41 CINEMALAND . ~ ., ICIH• .,..., -~-US.7'41 IUUUll"I "THE GROOVE TUIE" IRI 1 l~Ok•~•JO lolO.O TUB-6 < S-0 U "AMEIUCAN TICKLER" I 10-IJM os-1•<0 -~·~•040 .. •. -CINEMALAND *:· • 'i !CIC St ~arM• ha&t•W •tot flll 'tll•-l "be~ From Witch Mountain" IGI I l•4lM10 '"°" l'UfS-IJO "Return fTom Wi tell Mountain" 11 ~ •o. .. o o~ -TiifS-• ~IO.H -·-··--........... 'MXXJf AU.EN'S "SLOW DANCING INTHE BIG CITY" (PG) ..,.. tllf.0 , .... '*"'' •• , , ••••• llOf11"" lulilf • >O l lO ,,,.,,.,,,. $1 SO ANV TIME THE GROOVE TUBE Ptua I edwards MESTITHEMf'J •7·~-:::::.· .. 646·S02S -·~·~ - JOSEPH E lEVINi: PRESENTS "MAGIC" STARRING (R) ANN·MARGRET ''•\I 0 \ 00 , '' • )0 •lO 1-U+t I 0 )&\ 'U , •• t tl f HE NIGHT HE CAME M0ME ''HALLOWEEN" J.A.A. TOU(IEN' "THE LORD OF THE RINGS" (PG) Wt:O IUN t1 "'1, i-U . IOI I es '11t I TH! ~~LI? £~ESE ~ A " ......... ,. . ~ ., .. n~ w '~-~ ~ ~~.nc>•• Clft)6' WfO t ,..e .. '""aa SUH , .. 1.,, ,., .,. ..... ,. Plus •• '~ •1• Plus HALLOWEEN I HEAVEN CAN WAIT "°" .. ,o ...... (edwards HUN11N6TON -:::i.,.·;-o..:..".:~· , ~"':":. ~'.. L .:::.:;~·:: 848.0388 , ,. .. ,, ~r,:;~t ~~~~ SOUTH : ~acula .. ~ . , llI•~" Bride Plus !Al Plus "THE GROOVE . MARATHON TUBE" MAN _(edWaiiis_C_IN-EMA wm1----- •:-~:.::;;:.~_.. 892~93 -:'~.:: ~= I :-~=~~-:-~·"-" ... , ....... ,_ .(PG) ~M-S (ltj Plu1 DEATH ,_...,., t 11.>•,••••"- 0N THE NILE" -1 o • .... ''· uo It=• HEAVEN ' CAN WAIT m~ n!Ul~lir "· Pt1.11 ( edwards WESTBROOK "HOOPER" .:-:Z~c::'.:O::~. 530-4401 ... ~ ..... ii~li; .--.wi A ~8 CREECH. YfEllBj CHONG'8 (G) J ••• ~ 4 H •lhllt ,~!7 ... -~~'· . ~ "1"'' ...... .... " ......... - Plue UPIN 8UAT REVNOLOS "HOOPER" SMOKE MO• ftO. (ed•ards SADDllU K PU •:u;_:..::._• f ~~C:-ONU ,:., 581 •5880 t.••-: :: ~.~,...I AmllMng obfff'yetlone of Hfe 1long th• Or1nge Co.at, penn•d by 1 nat Ive aon In the DAILY PILOT ...... , BIO OAIL v J>llOt Fame's .Fortunes Told In Hall tlOl.LYWO<>I> tAI' 1 l'nldur•r Gil('''"" r.-c n 11,, ~'""" tu t ht• 1wt "ork with u mov1f• pro J•'C'l lhul would ... tar 1-..0 of lht• rtto~t th~ llllt:UiJtht.'tl~·rtc.»-01l'r:i. u1 Lhc -...m.ld.. "Vou '-no" "hut lhl'> 4!ll \'l'llr old Ind lf'll~ iiw · Cuh•s u!!i'-r. .. , .. ; ~AVS VUll rll'1•d hi Jllrk 1t up lt httl(• llow dlX'N lw want to do 11 ' thnnr1 thf' world tt•nnwnt'li U«"lrt•"lr. umJ put 1n '!41fllt· 111rl who'i. Ill t h It 11 b1H in her fmil TV NC'l'\«''.'I • Thnt "'' oftt•n the• "J" th<'V t h1nk at th<' 111•1\\orks, .wet th.it ·, "h\ ("111'•:. like.,· th•• llullmarl.. llall off' u111t• t 14-ot k with I ht•m h1•1· Juw I wet ultraclt!d w m.it1>r1o l I t~1uld11 I othurWl!>f' gel on 11•lt•\ 1101111 • i.11y11 <'1111•' who ha'I ul!lo produced .1n'1 dt11 c·tt•tl fJlmN 111111 U1uudwuy ptayd Th .. ) n• mh'n••k•l 111 •1'111ltlv mukrlul 'f t.cy"re mnvc·d Liv •:oocl ut•t111 'I und ttood .,tcwws " ('/'\Tf:.-t lh I N Jhlrt111·r-.hll1 with his hrother. Jo•n·11h. und lh1·1r ... 1·1·1111d "!lull •>f ·f"amc" pro· 1hu·t1on "1"111111•: uar1> on NIH' th1:i Thur!iduy Thu. 111 lh<• ~th <'1111s1·1·u11v1· yeur for the . Jin II or 1"<11111'. wl11d1 opn1t•d tilt• S{'8!iOn 1•111111•1 1h111 m11nth with Jrt on1it111<1I production. "H1·1urn ft:n~1<1.:1·mt•11l · It sturu•d l'~hzubelh RICHARD BENJAMIN, LEFT. IS KIDNAPPED BY RAF VALLONE IN 'FAME' !'If HJN · II r H r~l( <)I Ofl • MON-THURS 7:15, 9 :45 EDWARDS CINEMA HAAIOA AT ADAMS COSTA MESA S46·l l02 FOR FURTHER PROGRAM INFORMATION CALL 534-FREE ~5ingle drcdm i5 more powerful than d lhOU!>dnd rcalitic!>. 11111 Col~11·rf•, 'che ]q~~Af~!~~gs" A IWJ'll IJAIC>lll tlLM I KR 11<01•11 llff IJlkJ10t rtt~MJNC!> " .. ,,,Lt.<~"IAJUIHO~ENMA!'< ......... "''' ltl<l'>t C!'-l\W1• .... tl't Hk., Ht.AVLt .,,._, ............... 1RR10l.KJf.N • " ••••'>At.I/At.NII• I""'"''" IW.l'tl llllK'>ttl PG ,., • ., .•• ,.nu•"' ....... ,... . ...... 1 ... ,._ .... , ''"••••A• United Alt11ta --·" • --~ edwards BRISTOL CINEMA WEO.-SUN. 12:45, 3: 15. 6:00. 8:45, 11·15 I ll STOL AT MACARTHUR S40-7444 .. I r "A halr-raiser ... unforgettable in intensity and impact." 1'Hl BOYS rROM ISltAlll" uecuth-e r1oducer ROISLRT fRYU MuW<. by ILRRY GOlDSMlni wttnp&ily by HlYWOOO GOULD f rom me nowl by IRA ll VIN rrodu~c1 by ~N IU<:HAJU>S .-!Id STANLIY O'TOOU Dlrecttd l>y fltANKJ IN J. sc.HAITNUl R -:..;.:.-..?.· ti'- 11 ,......,.,__ ............. ._.._ .......... .-_.'-'"' _ 4 ....,_ .... ~l ~,.,,H~AyM \w~'n'~""''" t' n- NOW AT A lHl AUl NLAR YOU Cl•IOOMl u r ' 4 ot('"''°~' (llO(IU ..... '' '" ' ru Uf•JJ "'WA' H oa1v1 IN ,. ,4 ICHI OU1ttl COUHlf "O~RAM INIQRMAllOtt CAll ~JI fall so••• NO ,.~~I\ ACCl'110 ID• IHI~ ltt~ACIMINI U N IVEPBAL BTUOIOS T OUR M CA ''The funniest fil111 of the year'' CHICJIOO IR18UNC • SOHO WfCICtY NCWS ~0 UNION • lfiANFRllNCISCOUAMINfR ...,,,,. lMYION JOURNAi.. Hf "111.0 • II vou "" en h1Qh SCh!Yll ,, you 1e •n college 11 vnu re , "u' 01 cot1euv 11 you ve ever tword .,, CQll11ge f) llOllOnOl lOmpOOn 1011 <J ',t1lurtjOy N1g~ l 1ve ion 01 ~ou re 1u•I 1eortv ''" \Ome WllCI COlle1w l'lumnr vc.11 will 1101111 fl I011Qlo1n{l 11 ><><l 1111•11 OI Art1,, tll Ht".lu.._" A .. " #,. 1\1 lrenv11co11 ... tunnv o rout •1u-. 111 m11 mt>ron •. " 01 lh1ngs potl ono pon1ono1e r,QOO onnoct l'll tun m11ea wllh enough w1ckedneu 10 give 11 somci chorocrer ~"-""'"~Cl *-"' ........ .......... ~119919 141 IW 1'11\VIN<, CUITURY 21 ANhtlm 772-8902 IDWMOI' MAltlOR I Cotti Meta 648-0613 Mon I 11 I ~ • I 4t 1 JO • 4 4!.t • I .lO • 9 4~ • 1 4~ ITADUIM INllft·• n .• Y! • • ••1 • I IO • t •'I • 11 •~ Orange 639-8770 Taylor a nd Jos<.'ph Bottoms "Jlullmark Is ltkt' an old Bnbsh man ager ." s ays Cales "Yo u can talk to the m seriously about Julie Harns or ttar Vallone. one nt Earop<>'s most illu11tr1ou11 actors. und t~ wtf\ list.en.· In fart. they wlll be e nthusiastic.• • S INCE 1950 lhf' "llall of Fame" has pr e· scnted major stars in the classics. contcm porary sla"c plays. music als a nd o rigina l d ra ma!l ll now airs fi ve limes a year , limed for t he holidays. Unlike most te levision drama serie~. "!fall of Famt•" luoks (or stones w1lh roots in the lhCttlc•r rtilhcr than film Jton flob1n, the CX· erut1ve producer. has s aid , "Character com es firs t a nd scenery 1s not a prrma ry concern. We- don 'l mean to be elitist. We are always a ware of the television audience. But we· don 'l have to worry about lhc ralmgi.. ahhough we want peo· pie to watch." .. Fame. .. tae.1.u:s.Llh.lo.&. RJ.a.ywnghl Arthur M illc r has ever written directly for t.-lev1s1on, t'i a c haracter study adapted by Miller from two of his s hort stone~ It's a funny and observant e:. .,.,ay on the rewards and purushments or fame and how 1l can make people paranoid. • RICHARD BENJAMIN plays playwright Meyer Shine. a man unable to cope with fame and $24.000 a week royalties from three h it plays It also stars Jose Ferrer. Raf Vallone, and Robert Alda "I can identify with Meyer." says Ben· Jll mtn "There arc so m any permutations Not that I'm ramous. but som e peoJ>lc recognize me. Somt' µlace.•:. you ~o the maitrc d' knows you ''. "YOU K•~·;p GETTING set up and knocked down. You don't wunl lo gel involv~. but you do gel involv<'d m ridiculous ways . People think they w<.'nl to s<.•hool with you. If you try to bf: he lpful you gel drawn in You mention a picture you were m. but they dldn"l sec 1l. You end up goln~ throui.th all your credits hoping they will get the conncctron · · Most of Ben1am1n's work has been 1n mov 1es This 1s h1s first tclev1sion·venture outside: his two st•rt{'S. the flr:o.l of which was "lie and Sht··· with his w1fo. the actress Paula Pre nt1si. "May be the funniest movie of the year. Rush to see it!" ... . "' "·· "A smashing, triumphant satire:· I ,,.,,., f if'• "Riotously, excruciatingly funny:' ,_. ,.,, ·'Consistently hilarious and brilliant:' •I 'I• "Insanely funny, outrageous and irreverent~· . .. , .. ~GREAT~W ~·~' ~. MOTION PICTURE COMEDY ·r-,,,, _ .. ,. lU'Kotft0• lft u1nn lctwetdl M•t• f dweidt W•Mbt_., C•ft•M• W•tt uo .... r 01•~ .. •• nr o~o • 1•1 u1J M1t1t1 • Ctne~•l'Mf ., ... , ... "''"°' O• '" nr "" ... ,.,., ,, •• ., .. u. ,,..,,,. l e llUrect1 Of tn tUIJll c1nenome 6 scAeen 6JU 2553 comPLEX Crupm•n Ao a. S•nl• An• f'rc.-w1v. MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY SGT PEPPER" LONEL V HCJ\RTS CLUB BAND f PG I ··JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR lfO MM s1cAro1 "PARADISE ALLEY" (PG ) ··THE BOYS IN COMPANY C ' "BOYS FROM BRAZIL" !Al "MAGIC"1Rl "UP IN SMOKE" tRl STADIUm 6scReen 6Jlj IHtiO DAIVE·l n ··up IN SMOKE' "EASY AIDER" (Al "UP IN SMOKE " (A) ··eASV RIDER .. "MAGIC"(Rl "CORVEiTF SUMMER" "MAGIC"(R) "CORVETTE SUMMER" A N L LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE p K•l•tl• Ne•• SUdtM"' ALL OltlVfl IHI OHN 1 .. , ......... , c .. , .. u .... , '. "''" u...... • !( ............... ... . . . HALL OF FAME MAGIC A fl fUYK, l.(M '>iffi( lllt1tl llVH Kll'.INI MIU f..'li••./•''''"''• IO:~•IMJ.f.Jd I 10«' .. ~ .. 11\~JH Hil.AI llH l1f(J llM 11,(JAJlh ' Offif.J<.lfl Wl/¥ l!V.tf<RYO)f1M IH t1'f r tn M rr' Wl 1 w~ w. u-1m. RA!1n 1 JU-.1 l"E l'OJ1. t 11!.U.ClCHIV t 1 .II' t I l f VH AH >I(( HAkD Pl£ VN R·-:·::::·~':~."''.~~l<'l',ll~,~~'·::'~ ••M ~. NOW AT 5"CIAU.¥ MllCTlD THlRTMS AND OfWt.tNS NIM ¥OU BRISTOL CINEMA STADIUM ORIYE·IN Co·,1~ Me'>·• ~40 /d44 01dnge '11'l 8770 CIHEDOME UA CINEMA flro1nr1P 1!34 l'i' I Wt'>lm1n~1er Mdll 8'13 O'J41, 101< rir~M•f·l 1.c,1cr.,, 1Jw,1,11 ...... 1W 01tM.t.11011 r.•11 ~34 ~1>11 (4 W>'I!•• '"' ""'"' "' ... ,,0 10• 1,.1, , .. ,.-"' .... ,..,, h ·~, ... tt ltu•,.•• "4·2400 ··-· ... , .......... 1tl•~l> q~ac ... .,,, ,, ........ 71)/~]I ·~10 ...... "' ........ 7t J1)Jt ~~ ...... ,.,_ 11JrsJ1 nao jAMf~ CA.AN e UI* r()NDA COMH A HOHIMAN tPOI ,.... CAAN e IA ... 1- COMIS A HOHIMAN tPOI -..-AU fMI COUU.CM YOU CAMI" MIDHIOHT lllHISS 111 IJ•O•>•IS•S••S•IJIS. roi>• lfCMAID -YTIIU THI llG flXlf'OI PlVI HOUSI CALI.St"! • -rv H t ttWf"" THI GaOOVI TUii 111 PlUS JAlllllWOCKY fl'OI ;......--=:---JACa PllCtOOUOH ~ .. . . ...... , 494 tC,14 ' ..... ~··-··· 4'l4 IC,14 ... _, ... ~. t196 1?C,l "GOIMG SOUTH" IPGI W.DAf"°"'T ... , I\ ,_'--..... '"'·""' r 1 .. 11 .. , ... , ....... """''°"°'" "COMH A HOUIMAM" IP'GI WHAY'-r'H • ., .. ._.,__, , ... Ll .. ill) .. , .... ,_ "C:~H•c-··tH "Ur IM SMOKE" tat WHAT'-rll •9:H ,_ .. ~ ............... ,. •-II I ::t !•Uitfl·hh1Jl:iUi:J.Si;!bf-W Mon llV w Thu<\ Ope<. ti I~ e ~ ro Sit 5"" I> 00 e 5'loWl SUl'1 al b • ~ Hlai1i1MPORTANT NOTICE' CHILDREll UNDER 12 FREE! •lill~ ..._.C-.•••ttWC-•U...,,,, .. t lCMA•O auefON • I OCMI MOOll . ..... .. I THI WILD GUSI Ill PlUI ... ""'66;11-~8.;..7_9 ... 9 ... 8_~_ THI llTIY Il l ITlVURI lfAUONI PAUDlll AWY Cl'OI IO\VI IOYS IN COMPANY C Cl l ,--.a'.!~ftT'l"n't-'T.':T:::~ "MINe All nit COUIMll YOU UNI•• MIDHIOHT IXNIH111 Pllll IYll Of LAUU MAIS111 ""' •• " llW'll'' t . OIOOVI TUii 111 2. llX WITH A IMILI J . AMlltCAN TICKLll .. I NDEX: •Business •Real Estate ·Consumer Ctos_eup •Stocks ONLY PILOT CJ -Buyer Sees 'Beauties' Beside· Beasts By Jt~RllV C'l..Al'SE Ot ·-°*''• ...... '"'" t~1on Country Sufurt t:s mort• than "n animal purk To Jack II Bt•nnet~. pre ldent of N~wport lovtllilmtnt."· lnr and one-time part ownt-r ot tht> Ne-. port Dune • It ... a real e tutt- rnvcstmenl Bennett w <18 announced Inst week ill> purchnl'er or thl· fanun cially troubled animal park. ~ndana a1>pmvdl of Lwn Country Safari, Inc :,tockholden und tht' lr\rine Company, lt-ssor or th~ 317-acre site ·w,. would have the first right of refusal in negotia· t1oni. fm thl· :.tnp. Bennett says Ile :mys he doubts his group would build hotels. "We would bt• lookln" for a hotel operator. though," he adds. 1''rPm a real estate inve~tment standpoint. Bennett notes. the Lion Country acreage should make a good long-term invest· ment. "The c-urrent lease expires in 1997. J ·m basically in invest· ments most concerned with real estate. This is a long.term in· vt-slment I probably won't be around when that lease expires." Safari Inc. and Lion Country Safari ot California Inc., currently plan to beef uo the financially sauini animal oark with ex-panded amusement project, wb.ich are expected to begin after the firstoftheyear. "If we wait until March Cwhen the purchase js expected to be completed I we would miss some of the I tourist> season." Shuster says in Los Angeles. "OUR F~ELING ·HAS BEEN for some t ime now that we · are not a ppealing to the 16 to 35 Cage group l population:· ACTUALLY. BF.NNETI' IS thl' proposed purchaser of Lton Country Safari of Cabforma. Inc , a wholly owned s ubs1d1ary of the parent Delaware Corporal.Ion BeMett 1'ays his irwestment. company whichis noLin_ __ volved in the Lion Country deal at all -is high on real estate construction ~ildds,__ __ __ "We feel with the maJor improvements we had contemptat-----,...- Along with the California fac1llty. he also gets a St S milhon debt. · So far, the investor has plunked down $250,000. he says lean- ing forward in the leather chair behind a work-filled desk dominating his office at 833 D<>ver Drive, Suite 12, Newport Beach. When the deal doses, tentatively in March or Apnl, he and a group of investors wall be in for $1 25 milhon The remaining $3 million. marking the full purchase pnce, would be paid over 10 years He says he has discussed his plans with a rew proposed partners but doesn't have them all lined up And he adds he isn't re~dy to reveal names of those already expected to participate ed. we would attract them." re.~ ·..1.: PUFF1NG ON A CIGAR imported from Spanish Honduras. Bennett zeroes in on the animal park's location as the primary reason for purchase. lts interests include a 120.aere "own your own mobile home lot" venture that reportedly as domg well at Palm Desert. Beyond those 1nillal plan!> including grass skitng, a water blade. an alpine sled ride and. possibly, a miniature golf course and miniature racing course Bennett remains mum . The property lies near the interchange of t~e Santa Ana. San Diego and Laguna Beach Freeways. 1 OTHER INTERESTS ARE held in a 22S·unil condominium project under construction along Lake Forest Dri ve in Laguna lhlls and a 103-acre business park al Lake Forest Drive and Irvine Center Drive. He says he plans eventually for a 500·space recreational vehicle park. a big market right now in Orange County. "It's ~reat for visibihty and access. and the Irvine Com· pany is planning the world's largest shopping center n ght across the street I the San Diego Freeway>. His firm. Bennett says, also holds interest in housing de- velopments in Dallas. Tex. and in Ventura. with horse-ranch style subdivisions in Canyon Country near Magic Mountain and near Vista. Beyond that point. the project is in the hands or Robinson Thompson and Associates. Irvine area planners. he says. "WE'LL HIT A DIFFERENT segment or the market than Knotts or Disneyland." he adds cryptically. "We won't competl' with them. but 1l won't necessarily bt! animal onented It'll bt! a self.contained thing by itself " The animal park takes up only 150 acres of the total lease parcel. he says . And with no plans to expand the animal popula· t1on . that leav.es about 167 acres for "other thmgs." Bennett isn't ready to reveal all or the other things. What then" He admits, though, that he is ve ry much interested in the 23 acres of land contiguous to the park and fronting on lrvme Center Drive -once cons idered a hotel site As for Lion Country. "It'll pretty much continue lo operate a s it has We'll keep the same management. "It's losing money. It's not doing as well as 1t should be " Both Bennett and Harry Shuster. president of Lion Country "We expect 'to make an announcement ilflcr the first oft ht• Pick S.tore Wise ly, It's Your Money By PAT DUNN Ol Ille O.lly f'llol SYft Where you shop is just as important as w h at you buy. In today's crowded marketplace many s ellers jostle for attention and money by offering different prices. services and quality or goods. A cons umer can c hoose between s pecialty shops. variety and department stores and discount mer chandisers. SOME OUJ'LETS are franchises, some are independents run by the owner. while others are part of local, regional or national chains. Chains may be operated by a single company or they may be a voluntary association bound toge ther for group buyin~ and advertising. A specialty s hop handles a limited type of goods. Although prices may be higher than those charged by a more diversified outlet. personal attention and better service from well-trained sales personnel may be worth the extra cost. A department store has something for everyone and carries almost every price range or consumer products. It offers a selection of credit plans, services and liberal return policies. SOME DEPARTMENT s tores that started out as independent operations now ~-re part of chain s. s uch as Nelman·Marcus, orlglnally of Dallas. These stores generally pride themselves on selling lop.quality goods and providJng a full range of services in a fine·store St>lting. Department store chains. such as Sears the world's l argest retailer, sell merchandise throughout the country, both by retail and catalo1 aale&. Moat item.I carry a store -brand name, but brand·name.waetthancllse aho ts offered. Some lt«e·brand products are made by bit manufact urers, wbUe otben eome from unfamiliar fact.ones that 1Dedallle in mating prlvate·label merc:hancttae. Tboae nnm. 1urpri1ln1l1 enoucb. allO makeJOOdsforname•brandcompaDles. . . ll'llB CllMN •IGBT matntala. a ,,...t .deal of control 09er•me « U. prood1IC!ta tt 1 sells. some .et _apeclllcallom and run _.....___..,~·==~~Clee lllOP, ~·~·,.~a;;i>~;:;;;;;;;=~ : year 1r t.>very body doe5. has JOb on time· .. Ship Sets Sail for Life of the Rich lnrh-ttuck mooring lines hold the Infinity fast an her shp beside Ports of Call restaurant an San Pedro. Nearly 107 feet of mast JUts up from the forward deck of the 116-foot-long white coocret~ ship, a shorter mast rises from the rear of her main cabin, a lounge and pilot house BELOW ARE 10 CABINS, with bunks enough for 23. At ber stern 1s more cabin space for the six·person crew. She is elegant in a no-nonsense way. havlng been built 18 months ago with loving attention by an Oakland s hipbuilder Cit a cost of $2 4 million. Best of all, according to Lloyd Suter of Irvine, you can own her. . well. at least part of her The Infinity was built to be co-owned by 220 masters who put up from $5,000 to $15.000 to en joy two weeks or cruising m the Hawaiurn Is lands each year. "For two weeks," said Suter. "You get to la ve like a Rockefelle r." BUYING IN PUTS THE owner in a lime sharing arrangement similar to condominium s haring arrangements another Suter specialty. Those who buy into the Infinity can trade their time aboard for two weeks in any of 200 condominiums throughout the world, ranging from cozy spaces at Mammoth to sunny French shores where "nudity is required." It 's all part of a computerized service he operates to allow clients lo enjoy vacations m a variety of place!> while investing in just one. Time sharing bc~an as a way for working people to enjoy elegant vacation surroundings with a manageable investment. However. said Suter it didn't work out that way. Most participants in the Infinity and other projects have plenty of extra dollars, and many have treated their vacation s pecial as an invest· ment, leasing or offering to let their time for ex- tra income while enjoying an investment credit at tax lime. Sut e r e xplained that owners hip s hares can be resold -"Maybe not for a prom • . but al least for what you paid" -after cruising the back bays or the islands gets tiresome. And. hc added. co-owners can offer their cabin spaces to travt'I agents who book th(• larger cabm.-; for $2.800 for footloose. two-week cruises ITINERARIES FOR THE 22 cruise periods scheduled for the Infinity are not preset If J group wants lo spend half a week in a calm harbor picking mangos for lunch instead of head· mg fdr the ('1tif1cd attractions of resorts, the cap tam says. . Several of tl)e cruise periods are allocated to special interes ts : s kin divmg, golf and wate rslumg traps arc !>cheduled dunng at least four of the two-week periods A few other open W<'eks are set aside for other :,pecaal interest groups as well CHUCK WENZEi.., PROMOTIONS man for the lnf1ruty. said the s hip will soon make for Hawau. trymg for a sa11in~ speed record on the way. Owners who cnJOY racing arc being recruited for the passage. The skipper IS wa1t1ng for rough weather before ho1stmg lhC' 5.000-squetre-fect or white d<il'ron sails fo~ thc crossmg. cSee YACHT. Pagt> <:2> Yacht Infinity stands ready for investors who want blue sky romance Del Taco In the Chips Training He lps Cure Growing Pai~ /) By THOM LECOQ Ol t• 0.11, ........... . If it seems lo you that Del Taco restaurants are s uddenly popping up all over the place. you 're right. The Mexican.American flavor buildings with s unburst splashes or orange are going up in California at the rate of about one per week. About 106 are now open, 160 are scheduled hy mld-'79. J THAT RATE OF GROWm makes the Cosla Mesa based chain a bot prospect among tast food ouUits. tt doesn't make them a giant, however. Compared lo Taco Bell, a Pepsico com· pany. It Is a midget. Taco ~11 has aboul 1.000 unitl In operation. But Del Taco Inc. President Kendall C. Simpson makes it ctear his company suffers little in the comparison. , • Del Taco unit.a average from $550,000 to $600,000 yearly compared to about $250,0UO per unit at Taco Bell. • And a more expansive menu (hamburaert too >. alt-down service and drive-throqb win· dowa .,. a ftxWn at Del Taco, 1 rarlty at Taco Bell. TR08E AND OTHER differencea, most notably the ayatema UMd to ba.ndlo people, cuh and •uPPIMI. 1.-.. W.R. Gr~ &o form a aub-.-sldlary to e>perate Del Taco operaf.iont ln all 1t1te1 but California. The OoldeD State remalu De Taco lnc,'1 ru~ l t Fast growth brings a special set of pro- blems to any company, most oC all finding enough competent managers. Del Taco's key strength m ay be its · way of solving that dilemma. Each new restaurant requires a trio of managers. o ne c h arged with overall '14e Co111pat1f1 Del Taco. In c .. .-.-... operates 106 fast food wl!l'l~~. outlets in California which serve Mexlcan- American dishes and hamburgers. Oel Taco Corp .• a subsidiary of W. R. Grace. is developing operations In the other 49 states. Del Taco, Inc.. repor1ed Income of about $15 million during 1977, about $32 million during the last year. Headquarters, 345 Baker Street, Costa Mesa. Key offlcer1: Kendall C. S~pson. p,.. sldent: Eber E'. Jaques, ex~utlve VP, ..... operations: Wayne W. Armltr~. ex· ecut VfJ VP-development/secretary: Richard C . Thompson . VP- finance/treasurer. and WIJllam A. supervision. the other two work with the crew of about 40 whO dish up hamburgers and ussort~d Mexican goodies. The corporal.Ion keeps a steady s tream or mal)ager trainees ~oing through a 4S.day re glmen of headquarters classes combined· with close supervision In an operating unit. A PROFILE OF DESIRABLE manager traits helps pick good prospects. said Simpson. bul his Director of Employment. Chuck Callanan added that most important Is that they like a Cut-paced operation and work well with people. Fast personnel turnover is a major problem for all fast fooders. SimPdJOn ,aid a manager who is enstttve to people can srow O\at rate tiy building a team feeling, starting with careful explanation of what's expected in each of lb nine buic crew positions. A~viaual machines In each unlt &ivc step-by.atep inslnlCtlons for each ot the Jobe, detamnc tn pictures and words just how to do everYtbint ln the restaurant. A8 CRIW MEMBEllS LfldN new akill.s, they cet ral,., and the company geta a worker who can double up ll' someone c&Us in sick or qulta -not infrequent event.I wtlh part·Um atudentl and 10Uftl people la lil"lt Joba • Manaaen go throu1b UH1 11me process. Coulter, VP-edmlnl1trat1on,. ;;;;===-=--~.;:;:==t: <See OEl. TACO, Pa..1_e ;2> .. .. ' 'I ' \ . . . . ' . ("% DAILY PILOf BUSINESS/ REAL ESTATE Wire SoundS Sour Note Real Est a t e Mailb ag ••• -- ,, Recorckr's lnre111or Ditbi t Get Ricli ClllCAGO IAP1 . In ID. WUU1m l'orlln 1 hnu.:hl ht M>und~I l~n \t~ iood In lht" ~huwer. .co()ll 1·1~~utth to ht .in 111w-ra \tar All hi" wJnlc-ti v. uio. .i v.11)1 h> h1•ar h11n ..... u sm.i So h•· turnrt.1 tu h" <'O Uatn. Murvln l 'umr1tl'l ·rh•· rormtt "'.a" lht• ltrst wire r.- <'On.Jt'r. th • "talk Info! "'11 t' ' v. ti.it v. 1• nuv. k no111. .,, lht• t 1epc-r!• 1·orclt•1 TH F Mlt.Y II I> KNOWN rouMo M11rvm wa!> U t!l'nlU!> "olnCl' ht• h111lt ii flashlight from <'ntll'h .1l th•· "'~" of '4 IADd 1o1 rad.lo tr0Ln1mllwr - SHOP FOR SHOP <Fr»m Pa1e Cl l tou.ih quality chl'ck~ on important items such as clolhln~. home 1mprovemenC s upphe:s and O)JAJor appliances. These products can r ivul or exceed many name-brand items in value und quallty. Some chains , including Sears, own or have a large rinancial interest in their s uppliers. While a good part of the output from these· suppht>~ goes to the chains, they do not ri•ly on them for all product Ol'l'd~ OTHER CHAINS, however, don't set ~P<'CS on all items lhey purchase. In som e cases a company simply buys part or a factory's output and slaps its name on lhe product. Strict quality control on these · items may be lacking. Big chains can keep lhPir prices lower or offer more services than name-brand producers because they don 'l have lhe higher start-up costs o r invt•nl1ng. d(YVeloping and advertising new •l<'m~ Rt'member that the> chief reason a ~tore sells Roods under 1t.; own label is h<'c:Juse 1rs more profil<1hle than selling reJ(ular hrand name products. While national department stores have from a Model T coll 11l 7 Al 22. working with ICllVOnAed planu Wire, he buill tht' forerunner o( thl· mo&•m l11pt' rl'cordcr. a glldfct tlmt J>layed · bac·k h111 wtuwtled tum· "Yankee Doodle " 11111 rww wu y to :.tore un<I reproduce sound would 11•volut1on111· the rudio and movie in dufl tnes Jntl twlp luunch televl.s lon and rock mua1(' And 40 yc-tm. latior, 1t would make inventor {'umnu1 a m1llt0noirc but INIVt' him. ;,t ugc 62. l.111lt"r ,1b()ut · pt-opk wh11 handle money." Hack in 1888, h(' re~tAlb, Obcrlllnd S mith proposed (hat a lol of lltlle magnets could re- rord ound. but Smith's efforts lo develop a ~ound rt.'t'Order wt-.r<· 1Jlnored \tnUI Camras was ap.,roached by Corbin "I TOOK SOME OLD piano wire, rum· maged around and round some old transformers thrown out by Western Electric and bought a motor from a flea market. 1 worked in my cous in's father 's auto body shop for maybe a couple or months," he s ays. Then Camras set up the equipment in the basement of his parents' home, turned it on and )Vhislkd "Yankee Doodle." He rewound the piano wir<' und started, the machine. There he was. whisllin~ "Yan"kec Doodle." "I was quite! surprised ." Camras says. "In fact, I'm still a bit surprised it worked." Then a sophomore electrical engin~ring student at the Armor Institute, Camras took his invention to his professors, then to the Armor Research Foundation. a ne w consulting service The foundation now lhe Illinois Institute or Technolo~y Resea rch Institute -patented the invention and hired Camras when he graduated It was his first job and he's still there as a senior S('1entif1c adviser. "BY 1940 Wt: HAD developed some pretty good umLs. but the :.irmed forces were lhe only ont's who could get one it was all top secret." C;.imras s ays. "We used it to help train pilots and to help develop sonar for submannes." But the big, ultra.secret project involved D· Day, the AlUed invas ion of Normandy. Uy ROBERT J . BRt).SS J>fo:All BOB: Almor.t every day I rtoad somcthm..i ubout ri11ln6! mortgage interest rules or inllation. How can a person buy a home toduy'> My wlf • und I badly wHt to so we c1m "ll•rt our fam lly. ( arn 'l7 and she l!J 24. We tried to buy a home sever al months ago but wcrt turned down for a mortgage. Our tn•dlt i11 (•xcellent hut we only earn about $19,000 total unnuul income. Plcwio help us buy a horn<' Louis S. DEAll WtJIS: I •hare your concern. Over M ptrttnt of U.S. famllle11 wbo want to bt1Y a home can't afford one. But Lr you really want to buy a hOuse or condomlnlum, con- sider yourM.lf onf' of the other 4t percent. You 1houJd be able to buy a home priced up to about three tlmeA your total annual In· comf'. When you find a home you want, try offerlnic a down payment or 10 to JS percent of your offf'r prlcf' wlth the seller carrylng a rlrst or second mortgage to finance the balanct'. Sellt•r f11un.cing Is becoming p()pular In mo11t areas as mortgage lntere11t rates rise. Not tvt•ry tJellf'r will help finance your ul,.. llot many . wlll. Good candid.ates for 1teller flna.nda« 1re bomes for sale at least 90 dly8 or which are being sold hy retirees. You'll b1no to st~tcb your budget. Your bou81n«i costs may be 30 percent or more of your Income. But the sacrifice will be worthwhile. Work with a good agent to find and finance the right home. Realfon~ A9e11t# Dffl#'r? DEAR 808: Why don't you ever mention "rcaltors'1" Or arc l hl'Y the s ame as "recilty agents" you often mention" Rogers R. DEAR ROG E RS: All re altors are brokers, but not all brokers are realtors. A rul t8tlte broker can eled to become a Rultor (a member or &be National Asaocla· tlon of Realtors> by s ubscribing to a~ of ethics ind Joining his local Board of Jtealtor11. But many broke rs don't for variou rea- i;on11. Some excellent brokers are not, although s uperior broke r!> usually art>. U1'Hf11 f,,aac# Ced /tf orfga.,,. DEAR BOR· My !>late!'s u. ... ury law, I un ders tand, 1s making mortgage money hard to obtain. Why don't thl' lawmakers raise the usury rate? - Vern H DEAR VERN: Twenty-three states hue usury llmlt11. In many of the!'le states, It is oow alJnOAt lm~lilblf' to gf't a home t..an. UotU stak" ll'l(l11laturt'8 ralw low usury Umltt. bank• and uvlngs H<JOelatkNll' will loan their fund1 lo other ataws. Len41era now pay al.....i II peret nt lnt.erttt oo &~·month Slt,IOI uvht1• certlflcalf'I liO they can't af. ford to loan that mo11ey out at ~w ratH Im· po8ed by 80me UJIUry laws. FllA Mortgagf"• Cowepedti"f"? J>EAR BOB: I talked lo my rcully 111(ent about getting a l"ederal llousiog Authority home loan. She said with the t'urrenl 9.5 per· cent FHA Interest r ate and a $60,000 max· imum loan. thcs' mortgag<'s aren't com· pel1l1ve any morf' I hoped to get such it loun as I have tattle cash for a down payment. llerb G. DEAR HERB: You're ri(Cbt. In many t'ommunltles, FHA mort~ages are no longer attr1cUvf'. The maximum M0,000 mortgal(e .. too low and tlw loan ree pointll (paid bytibe seller> •re too high. Recently. Patrlt'ia Harri11, Secretary of HUD, in aMwer to my question at a pre ti conferentf', said Nhf' has no Intention of re- commeodlnit increases in •'llA int..,c:st rat.-s 'lT lbe maxJmum loan amount. She thinks that would contribotf' to lonauon. If you dls- al(ree. as I do. writ .. to ~r or your f'On· gressional represt-nlatl\lf' to suggest chan11tes In FHA home loans. ,, .. f, Clal• Drftf Not Ad·m•f"d DEAR BOB. ls 1l all right Lo accept a quit claim deed to the house we arc buying from our cousin" Victori~• R. o•;AR VH"TORIJ\: May~. J\ quit claim deed convt>yi. only whatever title your cou1Jin owns. It could fM' a full ree simple. Or it could be nothlnft. To bP s urP you get good, marketable title, buy a title IMurancc policy or at lust a lawyer's title oplnion. Rf"alf fl Fee• N~otiahll"! DEAR HOU· I undcntand realty brokers eharge a 6 or 7 percent s ales commission. tr we list our home for sale with one. is there Jny way to get the agent to take less'> Bar'tel T DEAR BARK•:T: RPal estate sales cum· missions are fully ne11totlable between sellt•r and agent. Talk with several ag.-nts before llstin11:. On homt> !'>ale>~ ovn SJ00,000, for n · ample, ageot8 i.omcUmes chargl' ., . lowt'r ~ommlsslon rat#. Just be sure the agent's :11ervlce won'tbe cut too. Send ~S110n$ about real e3fale ro Robert J . Bruss. Box61l0. San ,.·ranc1sco, Cali/. 94101. .bc·<'n around a long time. discount opNal1ons arc fairly new. J.ike other retailers. they may be independents or c·hains, and they can be specialty, variety or department stores. They may operate out o r lo w-r e nt bu ilding s selling m erchandise in factory cartons or they may do business in a typical store setting. Both n a m e -brand and s tore-brand products w.ually ;Jre <ivuilablc "We rerorded battle sounds and developed l'quipmenl to amplify it by thousands or walls." Camras said. "The recordings were placed where the invasion wasn 't to take place. where the Germans. through planted false informa· I 1011. thought the Allies wou~d land." THE WAR ENDED AND the puhlic learned of Camras' work. lleadlines read: "Marvels or th<' Talking Wire ." ··Put Interview on Tiny Wire ," "Wire Sound Recorder To Be Shown To P ublic.·· a nd mos t prophetically : ·'Wire Recor~er llas Big Future lo Peacetime." DEL TACO MARCHES CRISPLY ... , DISCOUNTERS ADVERTISE lowe r pr1('<'S than other outleLc;. This is made JIORsible by ket•ping selling expenses low, not offering ma ny customer services. hiring rewer clerks not as highly trained or wl'll-pa1d us those who staff specially shop!i. and by depending on part-time help These stores :ilso might ha ndle fewer 1t<'rns. s ingling out ones that sell fast at a Anod m ark-up. Lower quality name-brand produ<'ts are sold as are cheaply made, 1mportro .. knockoff" items lhal look like popular nam<'·hrand goods. This allows lower pnces while keeping a high profit margin. The di~unt store may pus h certain items as loss leaders, taking a small profit on each uait while boosting the prices on othe r goods to keep profits ·up. NOW. HOW DO YOU sort through these major typei; of retail sellers and decide where to make your purchases? First, decide exactly what you want to buy. Narrow the field to a specific model or brand and know what features you wa nt. Make up your mind how much you can s pend and what you demand in the way of quality. Then save shopping time by uslng ads, catalogs and the telephone to gather facts before you begin to visit stores. A good place to start actuaJ shopping is at a special sbop that handles a good selection of the merchandise you want. Take udvantage of the clerks' knowledge, but talk price with the owner. Sometimes extra service ut rl() cost reduces the actual price WHAT ABOUT SERVICE! Usually lhe more service there is, the higher the price. Check the t'OSl of delivery and installation, ~tore location. convenient parking, repair H rvices. wa r ranties, credit, c heck c·ashmg a nd return policies, a lteraUons1 s hopping hours. gift wrapping, fashion ana decorator advice and ordering by mall or phone . Ir you can do without a lot of the8e services, a discount store purchase may be f>est. Whal about quality? llems may be inex· pensive became they are low in quality or l ac~ing in importa nt features. A discount appliance outlet may be selling last year's goods even it they are still In the factory cart.on. This isn't necessarily undcslrnbl<'. but make sure you know what you're getting. WATC H ,OUT FOil merchandise advertised at very low prices. Although 1l '» illPgal sales pe rsons may uae bait-and-switch tactics to get you to purchase more expeoslve it.ems. How knowledgeable are the salespeople? Som stores clerks are merely order taker• and you can't count on what they uy In some cases sales persons are well-Informed, but they may be paid partly ln "eplfrl~." These are bonuaes from manufocturPrs or the retail store. PuJhlng one Item because or a hl1Jher commission d uring o l'lhort time period also i1 pracUctd, eRpecu•llY in mattress, audio equipment, photo s upplies and appUance sales. IF YOU FIND WHAT looks like a lood bar1aln, don't be hurried imo makin1 a quick and poeslbly cottly ded.lkJo to '""· Tak• tbe llme to •hop rurtber for UM same Item at a lower prlc., or wltb more eervicN at no ohar1e. Alto con.alder buytn1 feconda, lrre1ular1, aeaaolfal cloteouta or floor model•, often at sn•UJ reducet prtces. Th re la nothln11utom1Uc about uvtnc money den you shop. Yoa 1tW bave to work at tt. --- ' • In 1947 Cttmras-weol to Hollywood with the new device by lhen tape had replaced wire and movies haven't been the sa me since . Tape recording has become a $1()0 billion a year industry but Camras says: "Money slicks to the people who handle it. An entire industry sprang up around the tape re<:order. but not m uch of il reached me." Camras pointed around his s parsely furnished office on lhe ointh-noor or the 2G-story llTRI building on Chicago's South Side. "I'm told m y inventions built this place. but it's the vice presidents who h ave offices upsta1ris with carpeting." CAMRA.S HAS CREATED or developed 500 inventions that have been patented. llTRI holds each or the patents and has issued licenses. L.J. Lorenz, assistant t.o the director of llTRI, con- cedes Camras ' earnin gs "proba bly are miniscule when you cons ider the magnitude or his inventions. But he's still a milUonaire. "It's normal procedure for employees of re- search companies to sign agreements lbat as- sign any invention lbey come up with to the company," he adds. Lorenz says Camras was lucky that lbe ln· stitute developed his idea because "we took it far beyood wha t he had in mind." Camru says he still has difficulty advanc· ing ideas. "People are filled with inhibitions. From birth people learn how to reject thmgs An inventor looks al things differently. J don't reject things or become entrenched in old ways . ..INVEN110NS ARE FUNNY," Camras says. "Something you think is going to have a great impact gets no attention, goes nowhere Some little thlng that doesn't seem to mea~ much hu a great impact." Camra.s lakes little credit or blame for the changes caused by his Inventions. "If I hadn't invented these things somebody else would have." The recorder alao meant the end for the guy who s tarted il all -Willlam Corsin. "fie hearrl himself and agr~d he sounded preUy bad." says Cumras. "Lots of people who slng in the s hower have made lhe s ame discovery.'• t From Page Cl> ll·;.i rnini.: the company 's emphasis on clranli nes!). atll'nlloo to det:.111 and pleasant peopl<' and surroundln~s In fact'. Callanan added. most of the starr rn Del Taco"!> hl•adquarters that includes a« counting people have worked a day or morl' in a unit. "It makes lh<'m a lot more understanding when lh<' day's report comes m stained with t:ico sauce." Callanan said with a ~rin. ··They know what 1t 's lik<' when a unit is doing several thousand dollars 1n emf' rlay. The personnel ma n added that pol£~l1al managers hke thP fact that most units are~m pany owned ll'xccpt for 10 franchises in lht• hands of the founders I. which means promo lions don'l takl' long. MOST TRJ\INF.ES ARE IN charge of their own unit within six months . Starting pay van es widely, depcndinJ( <Jn experience. Callanan added . but ran~es from about $800 up. Three raises m ark progress dunng the rirst 8 months or employment and there are bonuM::. which depend on sales. Del Taco's fi rst unit went up in 1964 in Barstow, its second an Corona. Founder Edwin Hackbarth joined forces with Dick Naugle on that second restaurant. Simpson credits Hackba rth with coming up with the kitchen design which produces both American and Mexican dishes at a furious pace 1n about 300 square feel. Ry 1975. there were 38 units. Naugle was out and a new partner. David Jameson. W<J ~ uh-Oard They felt they'd rea<'hed the lim1l or th(·11 a bility to grow by then. Simpson said, and solc1 their stO<'k to 3 quintet or investors. includin~ Simpson, who have helped the chain double in s ize each year since. SALL'i LAST VEAR AMOUNTED to about SU5 million. Simpson s aid within five years the r haln will ta ke in about $150 mJIUon. New things arc In the works, including a breakfast item or two Development is under wav on a non-spill coffee c up as well. The company has three kinds of customen; · Those who cut Inside. those who drive through :ind the eat-und run peoplt• who "eat while they drive don't tell thl' lhghway Patrol tha t," Simpson said. The president. u la wyer and former real Firm Helps c~h Grow Young Dr. Klldalrc might have 8ptnt a more comfortable lnleroahlp it he'd known Al Blenstock. BleDJt.ock 11 held of the Santa Ana office or Proreulonal Economic Services <PESl. a branch of a national 1roup that offers adviu to doctors, lawyers and other proleaalonals on how to make fortunes grow. THAT HELP Includes an oc· caalon•l loan lo a atruuling medical etudeat-tf tbe studenl ranks bltb lo h1a or Mr clua. AU thit maananlmlty bu a worthwbUe encl, u.ld Bieutock. bolb for lb• per10D Htkln1 nnaaclallifonneUoD and for UM founder of PBS. tbe Joha HHcocklMur&DffCo, Prol_...,ta1 10U .... mlllt ~~Y luuranm at tome pobll. naDCOGk MaDda nady to aupplJ tt. But 8'emtoek edded thal PICS f\aaadal ..... ·-no& "tell '6 Off IOWft mdlr ,..,.. ... ... and that if iso m cone "j ust doesn 'l want anything to do w1th the m , I can find someone else '' THE SMALL office at llan· t'O<!k 's buUdinK on l)le comer ol Main and 17th streets In Santa Ana. handles a wide array or financial de alin"s for 1HO · tessiona.lA. Estate planning, office con· strucUon, eqtUpment flnancioK ind even setllng up boOkkeeplnliJ systems for just-atartlng P!O· ffftlonals are key 1ervl~. Bienatock 18id many doctors chooH to uaoci1te wlth. otherw duriDI lbelr early practice. but tboN who want to open their O'lfD olfteea un 1et belp, much of It fNe, ln dellcnln•, loeatl.na and ~ both bulldlq and tqVtpmeat lllfCS MEDICAL hardwire aaa •ully nacb M0,000 In a 1maU Glllc.J bllnl able to tap ~ .fmdl GI a alat lnlutADC!e I I company or other capital re· sources comes ln bandy. And, he added. personal. un· se~u(ed loans can be made to keep n youthful d(>Ctor and fa ml· ly fed durlnl startup years. The same. goes for hot m edical achool pro psects. LATER, ntY. firm will arrange feaslbllity studies on where lo locate u practice. set. up ac- countln(( procedures an_. even help find a start. Sometimes. he added , they flncf that buylnc equipment ls not as bendiclar u a leuo-buy back. ~11ln1 cut s tax pay. menla and the pbyalclan still end.I up ownlnl"tbe equ.lpmtnl. P ES often a wl~ ranse of flnaodal belp to tboH juat start· tn1 what are UIUUy reward· nued careert, people pretently 1bort of cub wbo m11 find Pf.S an lnexpenalve way to l•l Jlil'O". feaalonal UvH off to a IOOd llart. , l'~t ate 1nv(•st<>r. said lht• C'Ompany ha!t gl:nerally <>xpandcd IJy osina build ll'a."" bark arrange ments with prop1:rty owm·r~ F1 xturt'" cinrl c•<1111pm<'nl. about S70.000 pt>r urut. art' fund1•1I through bank loans cind from eurmngs. ··oo~Tl!l-'1-1" AR•; DEUVERF.D dall) •. prepart'<I om•t• or t w1t·1· pl'r day Some chains prepare items up lo three day~ in advance. Rut wi lted lettuce. drit·d ch<'ese and eru!ity flour tortillas will nol hr111~ l'Ustomer~ ha~k fnr morl' S1m1mc11\ ~J1d thJl 's 1rnoortant ... 1nce lh1· chain USl~ no advertising other than direct mail ond a few b11lboardi. Mon1·v s aved on adve1 t1~ 1ni:: J:!()('S mtr> m•w un1b, manal'(emenl tra1mn~ and l'areful M'll•ctwn or new -.1tl'~ A sort or war room on the first floor al the ht'adquartl'r!t 11-o fillNl w1lh map~ Targets for nt'w or existing Sil<'S Mt' marked by a-pmand-:i plastic circle denoting ttw local market area. A ('OMPUTER f'I RM in San Di e~o f1sse~!tcs the propc>sed location tx·fort' deab ur1· ~truck to I)!.• sure• at least 20,000 people hv1• nearby and that they hav<' a little spare cash for .1 quick dinner Slaff des1gn<'rs und ;Jrdl1t1~ft!t lay out th•· nt'w restaurant :ind on<• of f1v<• l'Ontra<'lors, de pendmg on location. put up the bu1ldinr.:. Simpson said tht• des11(n will allow losers to be convertl'd to other 11!.C!t. Being 1>r<'pared fo r c hanges. not ;ill pos 1t1ve. is t yp1 ral of the company On Simpson·.., desk. four volumt>s <'Onta m both n • ~carch 1nformatum .mrl thre<' scenarios o( th1· ruture. Each a llows for \;anat1ons IO growth or umquc problems or opportunille.., BUT 9,090-SQU/\R•;·•·•:ET or t>ffll'C' wart• stand!t empty to cotch exparu;ion ~p1llover, a ..,1J?n that Si mpson and company are confident bnJthl days lay aheud Why not? Arter all. the company symbol 1:- a bright orange s unburst. YACHT SALES ..• ,<From Page Cl> Wenzel 1nadf' the trip down from Otikland <• fow weeks a~o. helping tuindl~ the sails tlncl tak mJ! his tum on the 24-hour watch. "11 'S unbcllt'val.llP looking up at U'7 feel l)f -.all nnd seeinlC th Milky Way stretched acro:,:- 1 he night sky like that You know. 1n the <'•lY you forget it's cven'ther•'." BOTH w•:NZEL ANO Sute r confess they'rr selling th Idea or rom ance "Christmas 1s c·om ing soon." add1.'d Suter. "This would m <.1ke a nice little giflforlh wife." Suter also tngged on l.hc loct that co-owners will have lo add about $6()C) annually In main· t e n.i nce cost s . ~1m ilar to cot1d om1n1 um homeowners ftes. The ship Is opc'n for Inspection -and daydrc1mlng -d aily bes1df' the Portli Of Call reataurnot at the end or the llorbor Freeway in San Pedro. CASH •79 POISCHES ARIHEIEI FAST PORSCHE H o m eowner s : Loans arranged for LEASING any reason. Credit, no problem . NEW _& USED Borrow on your -equity. Call now for CAU.THllOWI courteous, fast llLL YA TIS,· ...c:. lnformatk>n. YW JPORSCHI 11141141·1151 137.aoG w.M511 AMRCAM . M• ..... Co. . . Sunday NOYtmber 29 1978 E\'\1 YORK ,'T KE. 'H GE DAil Y PILOT "~ ..... \.o• U \1 Cl\4 .... 14 "". 11 • .,._ •r• J) t ,, • tJ >• "· ,.~ 171. 1'\oo. "" ,, , tat. ,._... - •l .. .. t • t • • • •• DAILY PILOT AMERICAN TOCKE H 'NGE • .. I\. >f I ' 't : ... ,1 ., ... • .... .. I. .... •• 'i.: ,i .. ,, :f· II •• ... , ... 'l ~ :!~ .. . , .. ~: .... :}it I ' I • 11~ " ti• .... ~ .. ._ " '• " . ~--· ·~ .. ... I I j.., ... , ... ti • ' . . . 1 , ..... • 6 .. } .. • • I\ > ••• l• '" >GO. .. lf\.. ' ... I' 11 }J • •.. \ .. , ... '" ,):.; .. ~ .. 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REAL ESTATE VI Jo Projeet New Cordova HomesDebul Thlrty·eiJhl Nt-w CO'tdM1 homes, Miuioo VI~· jo Company s mO<fforattoly priced lnJClt" family 21enes. lll"e now on sale TheM' 38 hom ~ are louted on stn.~t.a w1\h cul de acs In tht terraced halls of tastem Mlsalon Vwjo Rangm& In l!itlZt! rn1tn 1,109 lo 1.885 MIUlre (t>et . New Cordova homt'S .art.' pnct'd from M8,280 to $88.270 • The New ('t1rdovt1 e>rtf''> 1s d~11nc.'d for )'OUng fam1Lms who wnnt to t•nJl.l} the 1>r1\a('y and com fort of owning their own huMt' ·And thl' f»ct thut New Cordova t arnung tht· lo~e t pnl·ed Mnglc• family detached home an Or:•n~c County pub them wittun lht• n •aeh of manv rm.t bome buyers. PurC'ha.st•r:, of these homl':, ~•II be able to move in in earl~ Ft'bruary, 1979 Avaalabll' m four Ont• und two story plans. these d1st1nC't1ve home:, ha\e three or four bedrooms itnd two or three baths Nev. Cordova models are open dally from 10 a .m to 6 pm They a rt-located at 26382 Noga!. ac· cessiblc by t.akang the Oso Parkway exit from the San Diego Freeway and dravmg east lo Marguerite Parkw<1y Tum right on Marguente and follow the ~ s1~ns to New Cordova . Kon wise r to Keep P CBC Leadership SAN FRANCISCO Pacific Coast Builders Conference President Richard L. Hall bas an· nounced the reappointment of Orange County home builder J o hn K onwiser as program chairman for the 2lsl aonuaJ PCBC, scheduled for June lS-18 at Brooks Hall here. Hall said that Konwiser, who directed one or the most s uccessful educational programs in PCBC's 20-year h.ist.orv las t vear. is resPOosible for over all program theme and concept, as well as the content and personnel on over 20 PCBC sessions. He will also coordinate the selection of conference keynote speakers. A member of the state board of direct.ors of the Building Industry Association, Konwiser is a past president of BIA's Orange County Chapter. He formerly served as president of the Young Home ~uilders Council and originated that group's na- tionally ace'la1med Youth Housing Opportunity Program. In addition to his professional affiliations Konwiser leaches the "Professional Practices i~· the Housing Industry" C'Ourse at UCLA. Over the past four years he has taught courses entitled "How To Start Your Own Bujlding and Develop· ment Company" and ''Residential Construction, from Contracts Through Completion" on m ost every campus of the University of California systepi. Cost a Me sa's Answer tiJ Newport- ( Brittanywoods) Rt·dl brick. wood burning ftr t!plact:s: f rt·nch/Lngltsh architecture: two and three bt·drooms; spltl level and two-story: cathed· r..il 1 ~1lmgs. modern kitchens with eyt:·level m1now.ivt:>s; enclosed two -and three Cdr q..iragcs. greenhouse windows dnd skyhght.s. Y1·s1t:rddy dnd today-in one :.ctting on your own land. Pool. JC1CUU1, recrcdtJOn room, 1t·nn1s court too! Close to Newport"s "Back 8.1y ·• S(hools, golf courses. rrstJurants and shopping. ~nstsllk Cosf:ll, mesa. From $89,950 Models open from 10 am to 5 pm Closed .Mondajs 2450 Santa Ana. Costa Mesa .... ---"' ( Brittanywoods) I Town HOmEs I 646,00bl Developed by 95~·1920 Woodtree Dev. Co. A guide to cotrununlty churoltH and their even ta 1ppeer1 laturda,. . lnthe DAI LY PILOT LIVING ROOM OF CARL TON IN IRVINE SUnday. November 26. 1978 OAJL V PILOT C5 Housing Starts Strong By MICHAEL DOAN WASHlNGTON <AP l New housing con· structJon <'Ontinued al a strong pace in October despite rising prices and interest rates. lhe Com· merce Department said. Bonders -were putting up new houses and apartment buildings at a rate or 2.08 million per year. the same rate as in September, the depart· menl said. The report showed the housing boom has con- tinued for the second straight year despite predic· tions that buyers would be deterred by high in· terest rates. THE AVERAGE INTER EST rate on new houses was 9.84 percent last month. while the avt•rage new house-sold for' more than $57,000. Buildm~ permfts. a sign of future housing ac· • tivity, declined three percent to 1.73 million units in October, still a s ign or strong demand. llousing construction has been one of the strongest parts or the economy in the past six months as consumer spending has Capered off. End of Era llowever. the Commerce Department has pre· die ted that housing will decU ne from two million units this year lo 1.7 million units next year as ris· ing interest rates make 1l harder to borrow money. IN ANOTHER REPORT the department in· dicated that the.J>_ublic is .EOl running short or money to spend. The department said the combined personal mcome of all Americans increased 1.2 percent in October as 325.000 more jobs were created. In t he past three months· the increases have averaged 0.8 percent. about the same rate as con sumer price increases The Commerce Department report indicated that s ingle-famijy homes were begun at a rate of l.45 million, a decline from the September rate of l.46 million units. Apartment construction was at a rate of 488,000, down from 507.000 in September. IN THE nRST 10 months of this year. 1.74 million privately owned housmg units were built, compared with t.70 million in the same period last year. By region. annuaJ housing rates last month were: Northeast 196.000. down from 251.000 in Sep. tern ber. North Central 414 .000. down from 464.000: South 931,000. up from 849.000. and the West 'Smallest' Plan A Sizeable Home • Realty F;nn So' J 539,000. up from 517.000. .., f,f.l, • The figures are adJusted to account for seasonal var1ataons After serving the Harbor Area for approx·-------------------- 1matcly 30 years. J . Leonard Smjth, president, a nd Walter Haase. vice president. of Bay and Beach Realty. Inc . have announced the sale or their firm lo the Dalcbout Association of 881 Dover Drive. :\'ewport lit-ach NEWPORT IEACH "Just because il 1s the smallest floor plan in li ving a rea." commented Riii Hossfeld. proJect manager for Broadmoor Homes' Turtle Ho~k Vis- ~a. "the Carlton can hardly b<' cons idered small." Smith was an original partner with Mr. & Mrs. W1ll1:Jm P Yeager in Covina Really who bought Hay and Oeach Heally in 1949. Both llaase and Smith have given th1.·ir time in Reealty Board aC'tiv ilies Smith was a member of the Realty Board of Directors for four years and was pres ident in 1964 also among other services he was State Chairman of the Broker Salesman Relations Committee for two years and was on the State Arbitration Committee for Last of the new homes on the water With 1.860 s quare feet that include two bedrooms. two baths. den and formal dining room. the Carlton is ·actually a spacious townhome that offers ample accommodations for entertaining. Four other plans are available at Turtle Rock Vista with from 2,147 to 2.855 square feet and up to four bedrooms, two-and-one-half baths. 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"ho~·· late 1 novt•I, "l'hl'1>apc11kt, · s~1uns .1 bulky 685 pugt·s '' liul." ndds M1t·h1•11t•r "onct• I act i-.U•rlt•d on thl' 1wxt bool.. I (11111 I "•ml to ex~1lu111 th111 or thut or both .rnd bl'fore I l>.npw It J '"'' 1o1nt ,, btR book "ANO, l 'OU K OW, lht> funn) thing Ii. thut t'H'ry da) of lhl' ) ear l .:ct lettt.'rs from rt>a<t\'r' \\ho !>UY my lx>oks are loo short 'l'ht>y lll\c h\lnli( in that imagmury \\orld I 'H• c·reat~1 . and they al'\' Min) lo t>c 1t comt-to an end " So, 1t ~hould 1."0mt> a ... no :,urpnse that the 71 Yl'ar old M 1cheocr 1s ANOTHER LONG BOOK James A. Michener working on a novel and it ''will be a lonR one about the Dutch in South Africa." I 've resear ch ed it, I 've begun writing it, and I expect to beat my brains out during the lwo long years I figure it wilJ take to do il." T hat book wiU be Michener 's 27th, an impressive output for a man who cam e late to the writing profession His first book appeared when he was 40 .• .. IT WAS TALES or the South P a<'i fi<.'." and it w on the Pulitzer Prize. rt is a book of i nter-related stories. and Michener says he got some of his ideas ror it from his 41:!·year stint in the N avy during World War ll. M ichener , who entered service as an enlisted m an and r ose to lieute- nant commander, says he visited 49 islands during hjs tgur "and that's a lot of the Pacific Ocean." M 1chener muses that "I always k.n.cw u loL about wrilina and. htcrahu'\•, hut l don 't think l would h.ive bc.>comc a wrll<'r It It hudn'l b •c-n for the wor ll drM81J ed mt out of lttt' m utlne Dn1I lhrt-w me Into a l>old. new world · HF. RE<'t\1.1." T llt\T tu~ fm ,t book ··didn't pa) me all thut n1ud1"' -;o hl" ('ontmut·d lo work .ii. an editor in u pubh. huv: twus.-111 h1'i spurc time, hl' workl'd on o M'c·ond hook 'rh,•n, J highly populJr i.tage mus1ral wa~ mudc.· fro m "South Pac1 f1c. "' and M1rht•1wr :wyi> that .:uvc.• him enough money to live on '"'40 I 'rn totally andt•bled to lbat pla.> " After ftrushrng ht!. St!COnd novel. ALAN A. ,.LAIA Att.,i.oalUw Utl WHklltt on ... Sw. 311 N ... rpor1 .._, C&. tl ... Put>ll\lled Or~ C:O.~I D••IY P•IOI Nov. 10, 76, OK 3. 10, 1t71 n.i. 11 P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTtTlOUS&USINHS NAMllSTATUllENT The lo1t-1no persons ••• clolno b!Klneu•s NMS·LSI OEVeLOPM!NT CO . 1'1PMI Publl1"'9d Or-C.O.st Oall, PllOt Nov. S, 12, i., 16. 1918 PUBUC NOTICE rtCTITIOUt 8USlllEH HAMI STATllM .. IT, T "• lollowlno persons .,. llOlne t>uslt1•n ti TAl·COUNTI ES PLUM91HG, Jl20-B Wnt Otnt..C, !>ent• "M, CA '270. SC lnve1'l~.1nc.,•C&lltomi.t<Of'• parallon, 3120-B West Centr•t, S...l• AM,C:Att70. This l>uslntn •S <onducted Oy. <Of'• oor•tklfl. SCl-s,111<. Mu:hener says, he asked a leading ,. literary cnlic of the dliy lf he thought be could make it as a full-time writer IUI .Monrovl•. ~ ....... CA m.l NuclHr -.ctlcal Snt...,1. Inc Fr-C. 8rOU'Jll, PrM~I Thi' si.'-t -filed •ilfl Ille' Cou11tv Cl•rll Ill Or•nga Cou111, Oft Novem~ 2, t•7& <Slete ol lncarparaUon: Oetaw•rel ,.,..... and the m an answered. "I think you "lT WAS A HARO decision to make," Michener recalls. "J was married, and writing ror n living is a hard life. But I did huve incom e from ·South Pacific' so I could still pay the rent." A number of books began to roll o ut of bis t ypewriter but. says Michener, "the first one lo really hit it big was 'Hawaii•; I think that was my first best-seller . My other books h ad done v er y r espectabl y , but 'Hawaii' really set me up financially and it's been very secure from then on." Michener has more than a nodding acquaintance with the best.seller lists, but why some of his books l and on them •·is a mystery " to him. IUI MOf'ntvl& Ne-1 Be11<ll, CA Pul>lflhed Or .... C.0.st 0.IJy Pilot, "26'3 Nov. s. n, 19, 26, 1'71 Lile sc~. tncorpor•tecl 151•1• of lnco•PO<•llaft• C&llfotfti.1, nGHMI" S131·11 EIKllCI, Ste. tll,Whelm,CA'2IOI . This DuSlrwts '5 COftduelecl by en un· PVBUC NOTICE lncorpareteo •-a.tkln OINr tllen • ·--------~rtnerSfllp l'ICTITlotS 8USINESS llltt \tvdlPs 1-POttlt!d NAME S1ATEMEllT Arden A Kellon. The toUowino PH"S<Jn Is dolno t>usl· Viet Pr""°""'· Se<ret•rY neu •• Tho\ 'llltmenl W<t\ filed with Ille DELTA Rl SEAA CH AHO Counly Clerk, of Otanoe County on EOI TORIAL SERVICE. ISSS MH• Nov. 2. 1'78 Ver• EHi ""8t Casi• Mew. C:"· FIMOtl '2616 PuDllllled Ot""l)e Co.1\1 D•llY PIHll Ju ... Woll~. ISSS Me~ Verde l>lov. s. I?, ••. ,., 1918 £HI •JS•. Cos!A """·CA. '1162& --------~" Tiiis ....... Is~ by.., In· dlvlelu•I PUBLIC NOTICE June WON~'""" Tiiis •latefMM tn llled wil" lhe FICTITIOUS 8USt .. EU C.-iftlV Clef'll of f'•ll9e Coullly on NAMI STAT.MINT NOv. t , ttrt. FMtlte T11e lollow'lnq person• •re doln9 PWC~ Or-Co.ut Oaoly Piiot. bu\l~~·A·~v GAE E N'S FIRE •• NOv. s. n. 1',3', I .. TI NGUISHE R, 1011S Hlo1111no•t• S•Ot-11 \ Ave .. Fout>teon V•U•v. CA 92,0I T"om•' l•Hv Grten. IOtU ··-----------NIQlll~lt '°' .. , F°"'i.tn V .... Y. Vo '7109 PVBUC NOTICE S ... 11• Kay Grettn. 1021S N1Qlll· -lno••eA..e., Four11-V•lley,CA'2IOll F'ICTITl~lllSIWS$ T"h ~s Is <Oftduded by 4111 on-NAMS ST~TtM911T dtV~I. T"4 IOUOWlnt ""'°' Is 41of"9 Ousl-- PUBLIC NOTICE nen • · FLORA DAVIS &C:CESSOAIES. 1&~ C:oasl Hlqh,..,. S-1 ~11<11.. CA. '!0141 At>Mn U-.11 Erflfl SlaM, 16~S Cotti HtQllwav. wn>et lleK ,,, CA. 'I0'41 This bu\IM'I• 1u ordUctlcl by an 1n. div I dual. Anc»nSl4fll •·1 DON'T DELIBERATELY set • out· to write a best-seller." he says. ''I'm not sure you can consciously shoot for such a thing. Naturally, I like the readership l have, I think it's wonderful. The fact that I have been able to write in so many fields and still hold all those r eaders is re· T"I• '1•t~tTWnl wa1 liltd wtlll t~ County Cl«ll GI O'•.,_ C:......ty on <><· markable to m e. When som e 20,000 persons turned .out for a Chitlin Strut feast in flcTiTioosiusiHus "I don't really know why those Salley, S.C. Saturday, Evan Loft, 21 m onths old , got his first t aste NAMIESTATEMENT Flf19 1-11.1m. of c hitlins. a Deep South delicacy of hog intestines. H e sits in front Th• lollOw•no Pf.'r\On> M• doono PublilhecS Or-CIH~t Oaoly Pltot read ers like my book:,. M aybe it's t>uslneuu: Nov.S,11,1',lt,"7& because they have a beginning, a de· o f a stack of discarded b arbec ue pla tes. MA•L·•T. am Marou••ll• ·--------'s1:a.11 velopment, an end, and all those -----------------------------------1 !;!;~w•Y. Suitt». MM'°" v"10 • c• PUBLIC NOTICE parts conspire tO form a total im· The Gr•narv.•C&lltorn1uoroor•· -----------pr eSSiOR. The r eader 0 cts a coherent · 1oon. '9103_s,•:par1c South, Su•tt-0 • l'1CT1TI011Saus1 .. Ess ,.. a r S ~ I Soap' 1rv•nl'.c• .. , .. ~ ST#EME"T view. In other words the book says ~u. • ~u..... 118 PVBLIC NOTICE Thi• l>U\ll~U I• cond\lcl~ t>r. <Or· TM fol'°"'"'9 -1, dO•nQ M l· SOmething, it does not jUSl ramble." • _r -oor•tlon ~IU' Michener, who has homes in St. 1=1cT1T1ous eu s1NEss j~"G~~~tt•oen1 A. a. o. PRCPEAnes. H•ll NAME STATEMENT TIHS ".~,,_I WH flied Will\ ti-. !>ioypat11 Cttcle, S.. E. ln11~. C:". Michaels. M d .• and Bucks County, F d E u 1>u:~11:,:0;:0W1n9 e>tt'°A' "'"' 110 '"9 County crer1c o1 Or•nqr county on .,"~••old T. llutb, Jr., 204S Port Pa., says another r eason h is big fie· e s at p ~UlY & COMPANY SUl lE' & NOVl'Mber ?,1'1&. •tlUlt C~ltHP1,NIWpo'!Buc:l\,CA . .,"60 lion books may be popular IS that COMPANY !.USIE & COMPANY. P·~i·~ Or-, ___ n .1 ... pt•-Tiii' llU-lsPICIUCted by an,,,. h ' h th 1•1~1 • C Say Park Ea•I. El Toro CA v'" ,,,_ _...,.. ......,,. .,.. •• "" di ._, I t ey are .. Ul m uc e same pattern. •i•~.,.~Ai~,,ar.,,~ .. ~.-.-~. Nov.s.11,"·•·"" " •H..-ctT.&uns,Jr. By lhal I mean I select a subject with ~~ ··~ ~ ~ ~· ~ _....., 1130·11 TlliS ,,,. __ ,....wot" Irle a strong geographical background s s •al E1 Toro.CA'l7f>30 Q1un1, ~of • .,. Cllunty Nov· o .. v.d Alderfer, 1133'1 Ktrkwoocl. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ 2 1'71 and then J lake a long, long look at it, nappy en El Toro CA'l7630 em t • Fl .... going back into history and pre• T"'' l>u•ilW'•• 1' conducted Dy • FICTITIOUS8USIHEU Put>l1\l>ed Or-Coast 0.1ly PtlOt - history. ~ral ru;:..r~~:li;,.,rl~r NAME STATEMENT No" S. 17, 1', 26,"78 . 'This is what I like to do... f!U\ \tal•<nenl Wd\ loled Wtlh Ille T ... followonq f!le,_, •• dOlnQ Oust WASHINGTON f APl -Strange goings-on at countv C••rk ot Ora"llt' County on ...u5~suFT TSHIRT COFFEE SHOP. the Bureau of Public Thin~s. Nov 8 ••:a Ft°'39t m e lOlh, ........_, e.~11. c.111orn1a S 1 h. h k' · "l t h b Put>I••~ 0r<l"91! CIM•I Oa11v Pilot, 9't4J l'ICTITOUS 8USINESS PUBLIC NOTICE evera 1g -ran mg c1v1 servan s ave een No• ,7 ••. 76• De< 3_ 1979 G••• s t.1Att11ea. >nl P•not>t-NAlllt£STAT£MENT murdered with screwdri vers. The prime suspect 1s siu Co•t• MtM. c:.i••on•.. ,,.~ 1011°"""1 Pf''_, "oo•nq ,,.,,,. a secr etary, Lindsay Briscoe, who had Ciled r lt::ial nui t>u\lr,.n" <•Nlucted D1 "'" '" """ ~· PUBLIC NOTICE dlvlOU4lt1_ OCON Tit<• MOTEL. nos Harl)Or and sexual discrimination suits a~a1nst all the v ie· <>11•1s M•1eru 81•0 c0,,..~.,. C• 976111 l1n1s l'ICTITIOOS auSINESS Thi\ slalf'tnllnt ,.., '''I'd '"'1" 1"• Wan9 F•·H•"' CN>n9, 1111 E. NAME STATEMENT Countv Cll'tk.f; Or•nQ<P Counly on Pooneu, Full'f'lon, Ca. '11631 Living Together . . • Book Gives, Tip s for Vnmarri~ds 1.os ANGELES <AP> -You and yfur roommate-to-be are looking ror ao apartment but you're afraid the l a)ldlord won't r ent to unmarried cQuples. llere's how you go about it. -t 'Do not naunt the fact that you are nqt married. Many landlords will not clre. Many will assume you are and not ask. Depending upon your own personality and how conservative an atea you are in, you m ay w ant to do tt{e old wedding ring routine. It is not il~gat to wear a ring that looks like a ~dding ring." ;J'llAT PlECE OF advice ts among t~ wealth of wisdom offered in "The Llving Together K it" by attorneys T~ni lhara and Ralph W arner, a bCightly written book aimed al help- iqg unmar ried couples deal with fdws a{recting them . No one r eally knows how many un- 0\Srried couples are living together, • $he's Mayor I ~By Default CO LOGNE, Minn. <AP) Cologne's new mayor will be a jDung bartender -a woman who didn't file and didn't c'mpaign tnd didn't win the election. She even failed as a write·in candidate ~r City Council. Yolanda Worm, 27, admits being i bi l nervou1 over becoming ayor Jan. 1 or the small town in stern Minnesota. She-'s heard at some of the 650 residents con- de r her too young and inex· rienced. BETWEEN SERVING tap beer d beef jerky at Sheps Bar, Mrs. orm told how she gqt the f)ayor 's office without r eally try· 'Jli· The filing date for clly offices me and went , with no one filing •r any omce. When Mrs. Worm t os uked to run, she said, "I .,ought this can't be happening." BUT SHE AGREED and also as on the ballot as a write·ln for e councU. She IOlt both electJons, t Mayor Roger Swanson, who ~a re-elected, decl1ned to serve. The clly clerk ad•lsed Mn. orm that she, therefore, would com~or. llra. Worm -.ya e ac bJ ~ tometblna ual, .. Okay. or IOIDfltblnC e that." and until actor L ee M arvin's girlfriend took him to court, it's a safe bet that few people cared. However , when the California Supr eme Court ruled that Michelle Trio1a M arvin had the right, based on an alleged oral agreement, to make a claim for h al f of every- thi ng the couple accumulated while together, m en and women all over America sat up and look notice. THE MARVINS <SHE took his last name, which i s l egal ) are still engaged in a court battle and the uJ. timate disposition of the case is UD· certain. But whatever the outcome, the case has already had an effect. "Up until the M arvin case, people who lived together just didn't think there were any legal consequences." Warner says. "M aybe that's why they were doing it. What realty shocked a lot or people was to see that there could be consequences to living together, that they didn't n ecess arily a void l ega l r esportsibllitles." lhara and Warner, who live togeUaer , emphasize that they're not crusnoing for that lifestyle but simp· ly trying to provide guidelines for those who choose it. "THE LIVING TOGETHER Kit" contains practical advice on relative· ly simple areas such as sharing bank accounts and expenses all the way up to the mor~ difficult questions that arise when an unmarried couple has cblldren. There ls lllUe or no legalese, because "keeping lnforma· lion hidden or obscured by funny sounding Latin and old.fashioned English t erms is on e way that lawyers protect their monopoly," the authors say. You can get a copy of "The Living Together Kit" by sending $9.95 to Nolo Press, Box 544, Occidental, Calif., 95465. Noto, which is a sort or l egal aid publishing howie, also puts out books on de btors' rights, do·it·yourself dlvotce. small claims court and a n\4 11 ber of otber helpful topics. Airlinea Get ·More 'Dme WASHINGTON <AP) -Alrliaet .have been liven unUI Jan. 20to be1in serving rout.ea they cl1lmed e1rller tbJa mouth under the new airline de· rerulatlon bin. 'Pbe Civil Aeronauttu Bond oriJlnally uJd aervtce 1rOuJd ba" to ltart bJ 1*. a., but ........ alrliDal aaid tbeJ wacald bawe dllllcult:J meet.. lnl that requirern~nt bet•UH of tbe MAYJboUf"lr•velMM08 BUT THE REAL MURDERER turns out to be Rep . Mel Mirb, who did it because the high· ranking officials refused to accept bribes and do favors for his home-state coMl.itucnts. Another Washington scandal? Rest easy, taxpayers. It's only a soap opera enlivening the lunch hours of the capital's brown· ba~ bureaucrats "U.S. Surplus Soap," a political m urder mystery, made its debut a few weeks ago in the Commerce Department auditorium. Now, every week a thrilling episode unfolds there and at two ot her agencies -the departments of Agriculture and L abor IT'S THE BRAINCHILD OF TWO sisters, Celia Ribando, 29, and Christine Brim. 26, who are t aking advantage of a law passed Jasl year that permits the use o f federal buildings ror educa· tional. recreational and cultural purposes. The sister s write the half·hour comic scenes that are performed on sets -made mostly or painted cardboard crates -by si x actorSJ described by the authors as "professionals looking for a break to make it t o New York." Admission Is $1.50, which.barely pays their bills. they say. Guest appearances add i nterest . A White House aide performed in one episode and was "murdered " in time to get b ack to his desk. T ypical of the plots. the killing stemmed from a presidential order to abolish the Ag riculture Department to m ake room for a While House parkin~ lot. THE AUDIENCES ARE SMALL. with usually no more than 50 seals occupied In the cavernous government auditoriums But that doesn't dis· coura~e the sisters "We wanted to bring low.cost entertainment lo the inner city and make it available to people who usually don't go to the theater ," said Ms. Rl bando. "It's kind of a community outreach phJlosophy." She said that if people come once. they're usually booked on the twists and turns of the plots. "They'll give us suggestions and complain If they think an episode is boring," she said. .. WE'llE ADDlcrED," SAID JERRY McNlff, an Internal Revenue Service computer program· mer. who with two colleagues went over to Agriculture last week to see episode six. ·•w e en· Joy the inside Washington humor. It's worth the money and I think il's Important to support. things like thla." Maria Pisa, an Information specialist with A&rlculture, baa seen all the epilodea "l enjoy the theater and having this r1ght down the ball from where I work makes It so easy and accessible " TM lo•lowlno persons dre doing Nov•m~r I, t 1"104311 d1!1~·ia~¥••nlfS Is conducted by an'"" bus•n•n as: PuDl!llled Oranve Cbd\I Dauv Polo!, Wartl'•ngH•laC,.anq RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENTS No••mr>&r 11, It, 76 dlld De<emt>u J, Tnl• \181"'1enl .... , hied """" 11\4' L TO.. 10082 Gdrlleld Avenue. Hunt· 1'18 ' lr19ton BHch, u 921>16 snna County c1t 1< 01 Oranoe cou~ty on PhlllP H Mc:Namtt, 18SI Samar NOvt'mDrr '· 1'18. Dri•l'. Costa M<!w. CA 91626 PUBLIC NOTICE FIGffts Dale Simt>to, 100 S.nl•nCllJ for PuDlt•~ Orange COast Daily Pilot race. Coronadel Mar. CA916'S Nov 19, 2~0« J, •O. 1918 S7'"-18 Tl11• Dus•n.-ss '' conducleO Dy " FICTITIOUS BllSIHESS 11m1ted p"rtn•ir•htP NAME STATIMENT Pt.8Llf NOTICE Plllllp H M<Na"""' Tiie followonQ Pt'rlons "'t doing Thi' \tdtetnent wen ftl~ w ith lht' bvitn~S,s, II\ l'CTITIOOS BUSINESS County Clerk or Orofl9<• CouN1 on II I LING AACHITECTUAE & Nov 8, 1918 P l A N N I N G I 7 I A A N 0 4AME STATEMENT Fl04400 PuDh~""° 0.dl'IQl" Co.1•t OdllV P"ol. Nov 17 lq 2•. 0.C ), 1918 5150·/I P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUStNSSS NAME STATIMENT The tollowino person i. oo.no t>u.,. MU•s COA~A OEL MAR SHELL. 2'01 E C:oa'1 Hwy • CorON del M4r, CA .,.JS Del• E. U wren<t, 20316 MaQl'Olia St . Huntu19ton B..,<h CA "'°' Tiii• _,.,. "<ondU<teo Dy .,, on. dlv•du•• Date E. Ltwrentl' Tll•• sc.-. wlb 111@0 •llh l"e Cownly Cieri< or °'•119t County on No .. mt>er l. 1m. INTERNATIONAL IJI SUNSET Tn~ lflowono Pt'''°" •S do1119 l>u>I· MA RKETING I t > BRISTOL nt-\\6\ £NGINEEll1NG UI CONTOUR M IM PAOOUCTS, 11S W~sc 111" DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 161 St ,Su1eE,Cosl•M<osa.CAt267T COLUMBIA HOMES lh VICKERS WUam Artllur Me1d•f\9l'r, ~ N. COMPANY 111 CONCORD LAHO Morq •. Or-.CA'17&61 COMPANY l•I EASOH tNTEAIORS Tho<t>u"'ie" '' <ONIU<11><1 by •n ,,,. -S.IO w • ..-A ... ., "°""''"" V•llty OIV!NI. CA. • w "-M<!td•t!Q<!• The LlftQ o ..... ,, IA C..lltoml• Thi ,,..,_I ... \ m~ ••t" ll'I• CorPOr•tlonl ,.., N. 8•1•1111 SI., Sulle COUft'I' C'-'• of O•dt>Qe c .... nly on 150 • .u_.i 8Mcl> CA "1'60 Novf"O.I 16, ,.,, F1 ... 1• ~=:~bvsfness b <.-• IW • <0< pl)(.~ °'""Vl' eo;.~1 Oa•I' Pilot Tiit uno G<out> Nov 1•. 1&, ~ J, 10, 1978 SJ00.11 Gotoon Llnq, Pr~ Thll •lal_..I .,.,. llled '"''" U1e Cou.,tv Clet11 ol 0t•"9t' County on No•tmO.r 1, 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE 1'104117 ---------Publl\MO Orange Co.isl D•llY Pilot Nov, S, 12, lt,26, 1'17t PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie tollow1r19 per.on h d01no l>uSt n1111u JOHN'S SPRINKLER. IJ28 Custer SI. !>an ta An.t, CA 92701 All•n Edward .o\helier. 1Sl2 R•n<llO L" , Norco, CA 91160 Tiiis IMIMMU It conCIU<l•d Dv •n '"' dlv1dua1. All&nE AIMlcer l his st•tenwnc wu tiled wolh ,,,. County Clari!.. ol Or•not Countr on Nev I, tt71. 1'104>M PuDllsned Or<lt9 C.O...i 0.lly Piiot, "lov 12. t9. ,,, DK >. mt SIS.-71 PtJBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aus1 NAMIS~ATEM Tiie fotl-..O I»<_, '' ~H•S Tl>MM EOUIPMENT CO., 71-A.0.,.lllQ Cir. CO$l• Mew , CA .,.,. Wllll•m O••••I Danleli, U •I lteCIWlllQ Cir., Coil• MeM, CA '2616 fhh Dullllttt I' <onclilctecl Oy en In· cJlvtOual W. Dre•I O&nl"4) 1hlt 1tal-t WU ltltO Wlltl 1 ... ¢.uni, (ltttl, ol Or•"91 c.tlflly on NeYtmlMlt I, "'9. "''"" P110tlthecl Orenot CO.st O.ily Piao. .... s, 12, 19, 16, 1971 PUBIJC NOTICE "C'TITIOUS I UttNUS-llAMe STATtMINT T ... foll0Wi119 ..,_, Is Clolnt -.,". ABO\JT * oovtta NMENT AUDITORIUMS, """',~~ T11.e COHJT'-UCTIOH. ~ conference r<>e>ms and other raclUUes around the "'•r.; •111'11,, co.ta 1111e ... c:oi.n country -some of which 1re used officially only a ..-..::,7}.~ * ~ AN. few boun a week -aro avaU1ble for special 1111 • ..,....1.~..., ....... pul'J)OMI to non·pront or11nludona. accordln1 to •vl4MI. o.,.._..._,. the tm law TMt ,......,_. -..... "'"' "" "We'N ir,tq to m••• t.deral bulldlaa~ ~c..,,..,~o..ty"'....,· ot tbe ll!OID•ualt.1," 11ld Ted 1,e1n1...-, bu .._, operationl director for tbe GeMraJ Services A • ... ~•,-::;,:_: c.... o.t•v "*- ~ ? -.N ~---.... ,, . I ., , l • • . . . EOOAl HOUSING OPPOR T UNITY Nl1'-'•Molke! All ~•I Hl•tl' allver11 ~ In OU. neWAp per ls sub jt'l.."I IO the I" O.ral a-·lllr llous rnai A~t uf 19614 '#h :Cb m1t keii it 1 llc&Cll l fl adv.-rt111t• '"any .,rt• ferent'I', hm1lllt1u, or dJJl(!r\fl'\11\aUOO b&ffd OI' ru•t1, ~'U6or. u •UJ11)n, lf\'A or o•twoal onl(tn. or 1in intention to ma .. \' any sooh pr('ft"rt-twt•, lim1t0t t1un, ur dJ8cnm1n1t10n " TI\18 l'Ml*llP'IP''r will not knowlnf 1> on·~pl 11n> advert .!!.In& for rt'wl estate which 1:. m v1olu lJOn ol the I it w ••••••••••••••••••••••• G11Aod ••••••••••••••••••••••• F OREST E OLSON ..... 'l • ~ •• ' ..... MESA VERDE IOGHLAN~. Best buy in ttus neat area. 3 Huge bdrms, 2 baths. large family room , 2 fireplaces. Near schools. New on the market al $85,500. You haven·t seen this one, so call us at ~1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS EXECUTIVE ftl-LEYEL Spacious Mered 1th 4 bedroom. 3 baLh home with for ma I dinini:. separate family room and custom pool with diving board & slide. Beautifully landsca pedl with expansive lawn, shade trees and a 9' pnvacy wall. Located on a qwet cul-<le·sac. Full pnce only $145,000. Ca II 751·3191 C::SEL ECT T P ROPERTIES --------- ·' WUMEST THANKSGIVING WISHES TO YOU Wl'H SattaY WE SutPEO w1U\ lht 1>Urt~ wtth lht• lurJ!t• fHmtl'\-, µll'HNt· c·a ll 540 3tiAA Wt• m t·t lookt-<I -,howmJ? \Ou tht!. l .tr~t' 4 tw'11r oom. fomtl~ room , duun~ room . ~· ,, huth honw Ovt•r 1!lOO S<1 fl I ,o\\ • low PrH'<' of Kl.500 UYE CLOSE TO WORk Cher k th1-. honw plu.-; hus llll'h:-. op port untl\ 0 11 .t IMJ!t' lot !'hJt p .J lwclroorn. :! hath humt• "If h .t ~.1rJ•~1· cluo1 husrn t'"' 111 lht• rt•Jr Wlwt d .. tt•.11 C'.tll t1u1d. 'I lS.ooo THI GIFT THAT ICEEf'S OM GIVING Ul•.aut1lul 3 b<lrm homt· It·:.~ thun l ..r old O" nt.•1 mo' m~ .11 111 nt.•t.•tb to st•ll la!'>l l)\•t•ur Lu \our lJ~ll· All tor onl \ '84 .500 . If A CH DU,LEX '\11 du" n \'A ftll .!)OC) l'nbeht.>\:.1 hit• ~ hmlSl'S on I lot. L1 Vt.' rn unl'. collec t rt.•nt on tht• oth<.'r No dnwn VA. mov<• tn 1mm<'<Jrnlelv. SEVEN 4-PLEXES Thn•t• :1 hdrms: onL• 2 bdrms . SpN·1al o\\ nt·rs umt with frplt 2(Y, Oown. break even. 1500 SQ ft. ead1. Off<>n•d :it St 10.000. e<irh . 540-3666 BEST IN BLUFFS CHOICE EARLY BLUFFS end unil. 1900 sq . ft.. J BR. 2 1 ~ b a . . CJ II n cw. luxurious n e ulrc.tl c<irpet~. paint. mirrors . s hutters Pt·imc: tul dt.• •wt· loc. Vacant. Only $157.500' OPEN SUN. 1·5 464 GA VI OT A FRONT ROW E-PLAN Panoramic vie w, 2200 sq. ft., 3 BR. 2'? ba .. fam. rm. w I wet bar; completely customized! All new thruout incl. eatin~ area 111 kitchen. Exclusive . HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR INC. 64'4-0 I 34 List & luy With the Expert LOW DOWN L a rge Duplex in excellent condition on quiet street. Just across the s treet from channel. Asking Sl90.000. Seller wilt carry it all with 1:1 small down payment. OCEANFRONT DUPLEX $375,00D. On b ig R-2 lot. Tremendous value. Catch.it before:lt goes over $1100,000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th OwMt-Finmc:llHJ 2·Story <2 units) Franch Country· look ; North Laguna. ~real ocean view. 3 Hdrms . & 2 bdrms . frplcs . new kitchens & baths. with antique touches. Cedar ansad e & out. Submit ,~-~ terms take occupancy ·---------------now 1245,000 Hill~ McConMc~ Realty 494-75S I OCEANFRONT Fantas tic duplex . 3 bdrmi .. 2 baths each unil · frplcs. & blt·ins. Upper urut has h1Jlh beam ce1I. perfect prope rly t <J owner/occupy NOW GET THIS .. owncr will finance or carry large 2nd T.D. or take cash or?'>? /\skmg $425,000. Will listen to any re asonable orrer & terms. lalboo loy Prop. Rffltor'I .. 675-7060 . NEWPORT • OMTHEWATElt $175,000. JackSmllb Real E&lale 988-9922 UMYllllTY PAllk NILAND Motlvat.ed Miier Just te· duced biOlY QP1rad~ 3 )>drm . lfutS.ra ~d•I $7,lODtoSUUOO. malk to pan • llbrary. Onll atepa to a dult poo • JltC'Uai • *°"· Hurry on um cmel M5-Mtl. ~ Walkt:r J; I r.e MARINA -WA l ERFRONT s 174,800 Fines t waterfront li ving.boat s lip available too! 2 Fire places. Step·down living rm. Formal dining room. All natural wood kitchen cabinets. food center & grill too! Wet bar. View + mirrored wardrobes highli ght maste r wing. 2 Patio sundcc ks. Walk to shops a nd restaurants. Common pool. spa. s a una & gym -call fast'' 752-1700 18662 MacArthur llYd.-Suffe I Ol-l"IM H4rc 's an outstanding opportunity to o\fn a fine home at the lowest price in a I\ of Spygl ass Hill. Offering 3 s parious bdrms . family room + ent ertainment center. ocean and me>untain view . model h o m e coedition. $319.900. IAST11DI DILUXE DUPUX B~lt u oondol. lncooat. 3 BR 6: 2 BR. tae Wrma , fpJc, dbl 1ara,., kyer chootes cpta, etc. 4'1lll""' J!lll;I c.M. st'' 't \ IUM TBllACI YllW HOMI Sp c·tuculor panoramic view of the ht1rbor. jetty. <'1ly lights. Catalina a nd ~orgt.'OUI'.! :.unsets A sight to behold! 2 l.urg~ bNlrooms plus maid's rm & 1'itt111g room. formal dining room & cl(~n . l.ov t-ly pool i n e n c l o s ed t·ou1·t yurd S310.000. By appt. HAltlOlt VIEW HOMES-PALOMO Bt•twL1ful rnmer location in Phase IJ. Short walk to elementary school & <·umm. pool. Really s harp 4 bdrm. fam rm home facing wide greenbelt. t-'ormal DR. upgr aded tile fl oor in entry hull & kitchen. lovely mirrored \\.l't L>ar Prof. landscaped yard with BBQ & f1re·ring. Priced right $189.000 including the land. Hurry: JASMINE CIHIC-VIEW-S239,000 Owner may consider lease.option. Gorgeous tri ·le vel brand n ew "Sea·Breeze" model with many added amenities. Air·cond. fully landscaped. auto. s prinklers. luxury c ptng .. mirrored wardrobes. beaut. light fixtures. 3 BR, ra m rm & formal DR. Gate guarded area. Call 640·6079 for entry 12:30-4 :30 or 644·4910 any other time. 5 JETTY DRIVE SAT /SUN 12:30-4:30 BIG CANYON CUSTOM HOME f<'abulous view of B.C. golf course! Lush courtyard entrance to this fine 4 bdrm l·story w/family rm +billiard rm. formal dining rm, gourmet kitchen & bea,utiful pool. Spacious. e lei:?ant master bedrm suite w/huge walk·in Mr. & Mrs . closets. OWNERS-WE NEED YOUR HELP! During the past few months of brts k sales activitv we h ave contacted several highly qualified and serious buyers looking for properties other than those being currently offered. PLEASE READ OUR WANT LIST LINDA ISLE -Need smaller 3 bdrm home for couple, & 4 or 5 bdrm larger homc for family with 2 childre n. BIG CANYON -Need a custom·built g~>lf course home for a couple now li ving in a Broadmoor home. Also need a Deane Home Monaco with golf eourse view. IA YFRONT -Need la r ge. prime waterfront home w/s lip for lge. boat. IRYINE TBtRACE -Need 4 or 5 bdrms on Bayadere. Galatea or Sabrina. · CAMEO SHORES -Need 3 or 4 bdrm on Brighton Rd .. Camden or Perham. HARIOR VIEW HOMES -Need Carmel model w/fee land on the greenbelt and a Somerset model in Phase I or II . .JASMINE CRESC -Need a Plan 111 for a couple who want possession in January or February. Some of these buyers do not need quick possession & would be willing to have a l ong escrow ·for your convenience. or a short term if you <lesirf'. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. 2 11 I Son Jooquift Hits Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.I . 644-4910 OPEN HOUSES IN LAGUNA BEACH FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER TODAY 1-5 -I 124 IAJA, LACiUMA IEACH CORten..--v wood & «Jlcas a.a.. with brealltlddwg Yints. T1lne .,........ plus Many extras lndlldlftcJ a ._., "°°"" wlM cellar .ct workshop ••• $385,000 -32009 S. COAST HWY., SOUTH LAGUNA Almost ouonfrOllt a.a.. with whitewatw •iews ht wood & CJlass dnl4JI'. ThrH bedrow pin a two ...._... CJUHt unit. lwcreclble ... ot. . .$295,500 499-4551 DAVIDSON REALTY PRESENTS . LIDO ISLE A sophisticated home with 4 hdrms. & maid's quarters; completely furnished in impeccable taste: large lot. $5Z7,500 · SMALL JEWEL in Newport Shores. surrounded by patios & sunshine. 2 BR. 2 ba .. 2 frpl.. comm. pools & tennis. Only $102.000. lllAMD MEW F'ourplcx. xlnl Costa Mesa area. 2 BR each. $235.000. PALM Sl' .... S CONDO Biltmor e Hotel grounds. 2 BR. 2 ba .• fromer model, fabul°""' mt. view. Beautifully fum . $82,500. DAVIDSON P.CALTY INC '" · • : I IOL>O ~-t----~~--------------------. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lealton NEVER OCCUPIED Delightful 4 bedrm. family rm, wet ·bar. micro.wave oven. enjoy Sun & Sail Club for only $122,950. Ask for Glen Hellwarth 631·1266 EASTSIDE COST A MESA Fantastic location. Upgraded 3 bedrm. 2 bath. $98,500. Open House Sunday 1·5: 1998 Orange.CM. Ask for Bob MilUken 631-1266 A TTEMTION BUILDERS Duplex with room for 2 more units. Close to schools. shops and bus line in Costa Mesa . $149,900. Ask for Bob Milliken 631·1266. $2000 UNDER MARKET :1 bedroom 2V2 baths 15 acre meadow view in Newport Terrace. immaculate $85.900. As k for John Mars h a ll 631· 1266 . SELLER MOTIVATED Seller mus t vacate beautiful 4 bedroom. 2 "2 bath home in Lake ForesL Featured in LA Times Home Section. Deck with bench seating - Sl09.500 Ask for Craig Batley 631·1266 EASTSIDE DUPLEX Owner has never raised rents on this lar{!e duplex -sunken living room - 3 bedrooms -21~ baths -private patio and double garage each unit. $198.500. Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266 of costa mesa, Irvine, newport beach, inc. 234 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa 631-1266 :'li:illonw1dl' Net work of lnd1\'ldu;illy Ownl·d and Operated Re;il Ei.l;ite Office~ BLUFFS SINGLE LEVB. CONDO -This di amatic 2 ~ tiRgle ewd _. it, decorated by a noted dnigllft', ,..._.., ne w carpet. drapes, shutten, custolft wallcOYeriRgs & w.t bar. Fnwch doon open onto a private wood patio wfth pe.sh CJreeRery Oftd hot tub. Truly OH-Of-o· kind! ••• $149,500. OPEN HOUSE 2-5 TODAY 27 I 2 Vista Del Oro, Newport leoc:h SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME -Hort.or View Hills 4 IMdr'oom plus fomi. ly room. l.crCJe breakfast 0tt0 ift kitcheft, 2 fireplocn. new carpeh & shutten. Pric~ for quick sale. $247 ,000. 644-7020 2 12 l SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT IEACH ~COATS & WALLACE CLP REAL ESTATE , INC. A LOCALLY OWNCO COMPANY SERVING THE SOUTH COAST AREA SI NCE 1961 TOP OF THE IRLL Super Mesa Verde location. Big beautiful 5 Bdrm 3 bath family home in immacu late condition. Garden kitchen overlooks gorgeous large pool. Formal dining room . large triI?,le ga r age und assumable loan. Coll 546-4141 PERFECT PLACE TO PLAY in . the PRIVACY or your PRE'ITY heated POOL in the PATIO of this lovely 3 Bdrm home. Quality hardwood floors. s t ucco inter ior. Priced at only $77,950. Hurry to see t his one! c• S4Mt41 SPrving Coo.;t.l Mf'<;.1 Irvin" H u 11 tin ~ Io n B l' ,i c h · N P w p o r I B !' .1 r h ct.~ IN WESTCLIFF. elegance & warmth p ersonifie d in t h is 5 Br home w/formal gardens & jacuui. 0...-wll csry It 21111. •• _....Sl21.000 1oat...-.1.a..NI ~s-Mr•·I IN THE BLUFFS, $5000 prlce reduction. "'Z" plan -expanded living room. formal dining room , family room, 4 Br. Lovely greenbelt. .............. ":.$147,000 • JOIYhteT,.._"9~,..,I~ 64M2 PENINSULA POINT OCEAN VIEW Hare fmd in Newport. House on the s and, s pec tacular ocean view. Move·in condition . Year round or weekend retreat. VIEW! f'llCE REDUCED TO SELL! P lush green entry way leads you into this decorator's delight. Roomy kitchen & family room make this home a woman's delight. Living & dining room with massive -floor to ceiling fireplace. Ocean & Canyon view. fenced rear yard with covered patio & lots of fruit trees. HARBOR VIEW RAIE SPLIT-LEVEi. Double doors open into this lovely 4 bedroom home. Formal dining room & living room with fireplace. Family room adjoining fully built·in al1 electric kitchen. 3 bedrooms up with master suite & added on Bonus room on private lower level. Spectacular v iew of ocean. harbor. & nitc lites . 673-8550 332 MARGUERITE, CORONA DEL MAR CORONA DEL MAR DRUXE DUPLEX Extra large owne r 's unit. 3 bdrm w/formal din·rm. large 2 bdrm rear rental. Hurry on this one. WESTMINSTER N(•w lr vt.· units on quiet neighborhood. tree lined street, c lose to s hopping. EASTBLUFF ABANDONED RXER 5 Bdrms, 3 baths. It's a mess, but at $150,000. it's thousands under market. HARBOR VIEW HILLS SACRIFICE $I 0,000 DOWM 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Owner will carry balance at IOo/r. No qualifying. Call ' for details. OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUM 1-5 ( 1017 Smtdcostle I ' COSTA MESA UNDER COHSTRUCTIOM Deluxe 13 unit project. in xJnt loc. Br· 1n ~ your mvestors ! Firs t u s er de preciation still av ail. Can close escrow Jan. 1979. l''or more mfo. call I 640-5112 ERA/R.C. TAYLOR CO. LIDO REAL TY PRESENTS SPANISH HACIENDA- REDUCE~ $20,000 Owner motivated. wants to sell now! 3 Bdrms.. 2 baths. on one leve l. Many patios. lots of tile. Reduced price $205.000 LIDO ISLE Walk to private beach & clubhouse: exclus ive. qui<.'t area . 4 Bdrms. + a Areal entertaining area. NEW! HEW! HEW! Superb 3 & 4 bdrm. homes. all designed for contemporary living. Some of these quality homes are n ow fini s h e d : oth e r s under conc;tru<:tion. 9:.11,i<;~ Financing avail. Irvine area. BRIGHT & CHEERY Beautiful ocean view from this Newport Beach townhouse: 3 bdrms .. 2:14 baths. office/workshop in basement. 180 DEGREE VIEW! TERMS! TERMS! T8'MS! Ray & ocean view from Laguna Beach to Palos Verdes, with sunsets s upre me & Catalina in background! Fee land. owner will finance on inst a llme nt sale! 3 Bdrms .• 3 baths. one level: large corner lot. A LITIU OR A LOT Newport bayfront condo affords beautiful y<.'ar ·round enjoyment or tremendously convenient part·time occupancy. Pier/s lip for 48 ft. boat. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths + separate room & bath for crew or maid. JACUZZI Ir LAl&E POOL 2 Bdrm .• 2 bath home with unique spiral staircase leading to bonus room . that can easily be converted into 2 bdrms. Formal dining rtn., 2 c uAtom frplcs . & many other amenities. A Dtvls1on ol Red Hiil Reelt~ ' ' .. ~ ' . . . \, • . ~ .. . -. . . . • 04 DAIL v PILOT I -~-~-..;;.;;:..:._~----~SY~nd!y~j,!. No~11e!!m~eet~2111~, l!19!r!,78 HoutH For Sale HouHa for S• Howts For S. Houa.t For S. ~ Fior'.. U.----a Ir...--.-.......... ....___ __ It-.--e......_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.....,....... ..... ~.~ ~ ··················•···· ...............•.....•• •••••••• • • •• ...... ••••• •••• •• •• ~· •• ••• •• ••• •• •• ., •• •••• .......... .., •• •• •• GIMf'tll I 002 G...,.-ol I 002 • ....,... I 002 ..._,... I 002 ••• ,.. I 00 GIMrel • 002 ~.. I 002 •••••••••••• ········-·· ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• DluH1 3 Br 2 Ba , nme •••• location 2onV1 la~•Jun CHliPIST $27,000 &M--0139. IUSS,900 lD tnrt \A lr rm , UJI -"tlidl."d N t So C:i.t roo11rh1>0 flf\ lt1111 hr.ind ~1ldJe 1tem11 64.2 ~II Plau A.:t ~I> ltl7:J n " w t> u" I o m h u 1 It ~1,an111h "l\ II' 1•11l 11h· •OPEN HOUSES• IXC.-T10NAU Y GIACIOOS- ltG CANYON 4 Ckdr~>0m home \\1th dr~mat1c flair "ountam entr~. bt•.1ut1 full\ land~ruped. pool. Jac•uzz1. BBQ and t•ntert:unment center for fonulv fun ou~s 1dt-t. lns.1<lt! hus bf> tmNI ceiiini:s Lots llardtnJC tlccorutor to uche!. · elec_tromc ftlh•r & hum1dlf1er a~d exc atan~ ~~tails $475.000. OPft~N 1·4:30 S ... E ROS YORKE AT 30 BURNING TREE HARIOR VIEW HILLS M ont(\rey Mo de l 4 Red room ~opar~He fa mily room with wt>t h:Jr' Gre at for e nte rtaining E xt ra large lot, formal dtning room shows like a model. $269,000. OPEN 1-4. SEE BRENDA GLASS AT 3814 TOPSIDE. SPECTACULAR DAY Ir MIGHT VIEW Com pl etely a ir .conditioned Spyglas s h ome, be a utifully decora~ed & 1.andscaped. with large pool &j Jacuzzi. Formal dining rm 4 BR. ~ BA & many many ex t~a f ca tu res. m akes this home a treat to see. Offered at $395,000. OPEN 1·5 SEE JIM MULLER AT 29 CARMEL BAY. CORON.A DEL MAR Exquisite!}'. c ust om built. ne w 3 bedroom, hbrary home just ste ps from htlle Corona beat·h Beams oak .har~wood fl oors, Fren.ch doors: dumbwa1te~ and e ve n more await the ~ost discriminating buyer . By appointment. $525,000. OPEN 1·5 SEE CRAIG KINDIG AT 233 POPPY . OLD CORONA DEL MAI Your chance to move into a brand new Cape Cod built on a tree lined <·ul ·de·~ac 1112 b lo cks from Bi g Corona Beach Two new homes. bpth 3 bedrooms. 2 fire pla ce s. I' r ('nl'h doors. <·ounlry kitc hens. t•x posed beamed ceilings & mur h more . $290.000 and 5298.000. OPEN 1·5 SF.:F. KAY RANGER AT 304 & 306 H ELIOTROPE THE VBtY NEWEST IH OLD CORONA DEL MAR 2 Beautiful homes one biock from the beach. built lo exe1r ting and taste ful perf<'r llon. E ac·h home has !->Upc•rb enterta ining <i reas : ton of the line fixtures a nd appliances. larj!_e C'losets . 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths: 3 fir e pl a c es. vie w s. tot a ll y lan.d~capcd. They are dreum homes waiting for a family to make them alive $398,000 and $415.000. OPEN 12-4 SEE NANCY S IMMONS AT 233 POINSETTIA AND 3631 SEA VIEW . rEHINSULA IA YFROMT Sp~cious ~ome with French doors . Brick patio o verlooking the main bay. Ext~ns ive wood paneling. Master suite with s itting room wet ba r . bac k s t a irs. amon~ ~an y e x t .r a s . 5 0 ' b o <t t s I i p o n t he penins ula for $750.000 fee. OP EN 1·4 AT 1024 E. BALBOA BLVD. UMIVEltSITY PARK IMMACULAT E Princeton. Better than a model home. Many c ustom fe atures a nd upg rades including an all new kitchen. Popular 1-story, 3 bedr<?<Jm . townhome in convenient ~ocat1t?n m VILLAGE III. $117,500 m cludmg the land. HARD TO FIND 1UITU ROCK PL.AM #5 J~st acr oss the str eet rrom park, this Broadmoor 5 Plan is just what yo u 've been l ooking fo r . 4 bedrooms, family room, 3 baths and 3 car garag e makes this s ingle family home a n excellent buy at only $134,500 land included. PENINSULA POIHT Charming Spanish style home with h ardwood floors. beam ceiling w~odburning fire place. fres hly painted and carpeted. P riced to sell a t $240.000. IAYSHORIS Charming Cape Cod 3 BO 2 BA. Lovely rose garden. Near private beach . $210,000 including the la nd. "WHAT A VllWI .. T hat's w~at they'll a ll say when s hown this 3 BD. 2'h Ba th super e xtreordjnary vie w ~ome. You'li love th~ ~ourtyard, pool & jacuzzi too. This is what Harbor View Hllls is a ll about! PresenlM at $299,500. • CUSTOM LOT OM SPY.USS Larg'! <;asily bulldnble corner locution on lhe top str eet on Spyglos s Hill. One of the only c us tom s ites left in Newport Bench. $350,000. A C0&.9WILf,. ..,._ CO. 844·9060 2 t I t SAM JOAQUIN tkU AO, IN ~Cllf'f'M . . t)\ 1·r I •1 ,,. \Urroumh Uu• 38()()\lf It 4 llH J•, h11lh ru.m .. ~1th 11 ,,·p.·1 IONdur 3."141 dt<K hllhu~ vlt O. ll"ISf.9~ rr.r li g;;m lfra/11 The P<'rltu't Gctawuy' Picture u mobtlt.-honw wit" a df'1·k overlook•nK lhl' breukl'r!>, lor .,1pprng a t'O<'kt.111 or watr hin.i the :.unwl O\l'I <.:utuhn,1 ~t!C'UrtlY lldu lt Jl tHk ~c1c:nhcc 111 $12.SOO 644·61 I I 20N I Two really cute houi:.t!s on one lot Ne ver vacant. Eastslde Costa M esa near Back Bay Pnced to !>CU al $130,000 lf523 CAMPUS Da· IRVl"E_ llEAUTIFUL PORT ROYAL SEAVIEW'S FINEST Prof. decorated. Elegant 4 Br 3 BA, hg family rm + wet bar·lrees, foun· tam & patios surround t h1~ gor.icous h ome Comm pool. Jae., & ten· ms crts Guarded comm, Appl only $325,000 640.6600 R~dEstm People HHd~d j Small prcsllJ.te o ff1 1•(' where per sona It 1.ed al tenllon w1ll 1'c .t.:1\'ton W 111 t um O\ er cxrlu.,I\ e ltslmgs for you to show Have sold many homes mcludmll waterfront pro- perty. .Ji~iw/d-. 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"~--· . . . 11reJl>11 / J WESTCLIFF SH THE HT!tAS In this 4 Bdrm linnw Elt."'·'"' lll:J"it~r bdrm ~u1te "11 h ".tlk 111 clo~l'l an<t V.in Lu it wa t1,,,q >t•1 2 f 1r1•p l ~n.•s. \ w ith 1mpurl<·d lilt• Jo:xlr:.i iM j.((.' 1:.ct..ndrv r oom . 11t'\\ torn.•d ,11r !.V:-.tt·m. fire Jl,11111.11 ul 111u1.h mun· t 91 5 Marinen Dr., HI Open Sun I ·5 HOP, SKIP AND JUMP TO MAl.U"IHS SCHOOL. II b r a r y. I c11111:,. \\1l•:.ld1ff :-.hops Save gas. wpar Hnd lt'lll' 110 <'H r nC'eded ·when you tmy this Jmmacula t<.> 3 Bdrm honw Corn•· M.'t.' for .vour..clf' 19 11 Dialta Ln.. MB Opett Sat/S.. I .5 DOVER SHORES ,RIME VIEW LOCATION -Exclusive <'U I <k s.1c· wakh the hoats go by .Ju:-t stc•ps .iwety fro m lhe private hc•;1<·h Complrtely n ·modeled 3 Bdrm ~l1 ..: bath home prirnle courtyard t>nt rantc. w;dls of glass on the new s id e patios. room for pool. AND you own the land! I 0 I 0 Wntwlnd Woy, MIOpett Sat/S.. 1·5 ENJOY THIS LOCATION! PANORAMIC BACK BAY VIEW -On cul <le sac with a 1:? a('rc of lund. Custom 4 Hdrm home. built Lo take ud vantage• of the spC'c1al a rea and v iew. Cozv family room with fire place and dinin~ roo m enhance this solidly built home. $275.000. 2 5 I 0 Vista Boya Cr .. MB Opett Sot/Sun I .5 NEWPORT BEACH COMPLEX IH EXCELLENT RENT AL AREA -2 Bd_rm~ eac h unit. t'xc·eptiona l front u.nit with p;,ineling. custom tile work. 2 f1re pl acc•s rcull~· nH·c home. Well p rt('<'U ;it Sl7!UiOO I 30-43rd St. HB OfMft Sun I ·5 CORONA DEL MAR USE THIS DUPLEX ,AS YOUR HOME - and have the r enttJI unit help m a ke the paymen ts. T a ke your choice of the 3 1:ld.rm or 2 Bdrm unit. Both feature bu11tms. patios. fi replace!-> a nd a 4 car ~a r agc• Cal l o n thi s s up e r South·of-lhC' llighway barp un tod ay. BAYFRONT LOTS 2 ADJACENT JSxlOO' EUILDIHG SITES On .P~·ninsulu Po1111 The· 1110:-t 1.•xritinl.! <1cll v1ty lo<:<Jllon o n t he B:1v S<l!J0.000 t•ach and will lake doC'ks ' · BALBOA POINT CHARMER WOOD & BRICKS Vine cover ed cottage with lots of wa rmth and ch~ractcr' 3 Bdrms -large m asl <'r !->Ui't <' upsta1r!-> with balcon v. Large ga ruge. Clo:>t' to lip of the Peninsu lt1. Sl79,500 see l h1s nl'w lislin~ tocfav' TIDY 3 BEDROOM COTTAGE . HEW LISTING Wests ide Costa :'.l es~ New roof. n<.•w C'a rpt•l:-. an<l paint on hug(.' Int room tor gardens. kids. dogs. boats. hobbic!-. etc. S70.000. 6 2-5200 Coles worthy & Co. hlr..~1i)~ r,llAI ·1NVt'.rnv1i;.NJ ~;; /.( ;nAT!;' 2545 E ASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 640-0020 THE BLUFFS REDUCED!!! 3 Bdrms .. 2112 bu . l'Ondo. Redwood deck patio, sunny kite.he n. ~ile e ntry & brick frplc. lmmed. occupun~y: fast escrow Must sec at S118.000 Open Sat/Sim. 1-!5 . 410 Vista Roma MESA VERDE REDUCED!!! Squth of Adams: charming 3 bdrm . 2 b n . Shake roof. fie ld stone frplc .. ('Ovcrc d lath pa tio. Underground utilities. Immac thruout. Now $108.000 & worth it! Open Sun. 1·5. 2731 Gannet. ON BALBOA ISLAND ALMOST LOT VALUE $180,000 A channllHJ lslClftd Cottw with 2 IMch-oomt mtd lots of posallllttfH. C .. to M• this exckali•e Hating. IUSIMESS OPPORTUNITY-lal la. PrilM Mcwint A•"" ...+oU locotfoft w'"' HIStfl'MJ clothincJ store. Exe...,,. foot traffic. ARCHITECTURAL MASTHPIECI MIW DEC;ORA TOR DREAM HOMI Fon•tr "-w of IAYFROMT • urwr ..... 2 ....... of .................... _, lae•tiM coor .. Mlted decor. ~-' tpHlel ...... " "' ..... 2 ............. ly rOOM ...... Sl 10,000 . . . SaUelt•ry •... .., 315MameAv 8aboa Island 671-6900 _ .. §~~·ti~§~ UMlqul HOMES oPIH 1·5 TOOAY UMIQUE IM NEWPORT IEACt4 -2 new custom homt~ be.th t:n1Qu~! 2 bdrms. 2 story, sun d ecks . microwaves. etc . $215.000. See Allan Helle r a t Irvine and 15th in Newport Heights. UNIQUE IN CORONA DEL MAR -3 bdrm charmer on an R·2 lot. Great location. custom re mode led and some view. Sec Marily n Hod ges at 506 Ma r guerite. Bring $172.500. FROHT ROW VIEW -Completely re- done! Handsome. colorful & vacant 3 bdrm. 2112 baths . pool and frplces. Liv. rfl). looks ove.r boats. See Bob Hodges at 150'J Dolphin. Irvine Terrace. bring S505.000. UNIQUE fH IROADMOOR -5 bdrms . 3 haths. 2 frplcs. backs to wilderness. $239.500. See MaryAnn Ander son a t 2712 Wavecrest. UNIQUE ON LIDO -4 bedrooms. 4 baths . upg raded. attractive 2 story. $285.000. See J anet Lehman a t 105 Via Ravenna. UNIQUE IM NEWPORT HACH -Great family home. 4 bdrms. a back yard. jacuzzi. Priced at $205.999 on fee land. Sec Nancy Laux at 1877 Port Taggart. UNIQUE IN IRVIHE -Three bedroom. c-x cellenl buy. r eally nice d e co r. lundscaping. patios. See Rita Bo lt.1nd <.1l 14901 Geneva in Greentree. UNIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS -In· c redible views from this 4 bdrm pool hom e. Vacant. new carpets. t asteful. Just $279.500. See at 2907 Setting S1.11. CdM. UNlc;>UE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES - ~pgraded Monaco. 3 bdrms. peg~d I loors. dctaC'hed ~uest house. s uper s harp at S167.900 See ~ancy Laux lowncr/ai!(. I at 1830 Port Manll'1gh Pl. UNIQUE IM EASTILUFF -Shutters . brick a nd fl owers set the mood for this 3 bdrm with Jam. rm. $167.500. See Donna Schroeder al 2220 Alta Vista. UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -Near the park. library and school. very family, vacant and prit:ed at Slll.900. See Doreen Douglas a t 2918 Ellesmere Ave U~l()Ut: ll()Mt:§ REAL TORS' lHl NtC!5r l'~OPLE SEI I ING l HE NfA TfST HOMr $ CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546°5990 • CALL US cae: 110111 ILllNS CO. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN SUH. 1-5 87 JASMINE CREEK DRIVE Quiet Location In Corona del Mar W/View. Sing le Story Plan Two. 2 Rd . & Fam. Room. Sep. Din. Room. Blt·ln Extr<is In Kitc hen. La r ge Beaut. L<ind sc aped Yard . Clubhouse. Poot· & T ennis. New Exc iting Price. 5199.000. OPEN SUH. I -5 27 GOLDEN ST AR, DEERFIELD IRVIHE Spa cious Plan F'our Is Located On The End Of A Cul-de·Sac. 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba. & Fam. Room. Dining Room. Kitchen Has All The Extras Plus Breakfast Room . Loo k Out At Lovely Prof. Landscaped Yards. Com munity Pool. Greenb elt. $139,500. BLUFFS BEAUTY Deluxe Setting O n · Fabulous Greenbelt. De luxe Wrap-Around P a ti o W /F o unta i n & Lu s h Pl a ntings. D e l ux e Carpeting, Drapes & Wallpape r s . New Deluxe Kitchen . New Deluxe Furnace. Pleas e Call For Appt. To See. Deluxe Price Of $174,500. A "J oy Of Newport'' Listing. CANYON CREST 3 Bdrm. 21f.: Baths Plu~ Family Room. "D" Plan . E nd Unit. Wet Bur. Master Suite W/FP. Comm. Pool, Sauna . J acuzzi. Tennis. Fee La nd. $157.500. FIV!-PLEX Price-Reduclibn On Beaut. 5·P lmt In Best Area Of Eastslde Costa Mesa. Mint Conditior\. Lge 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Hom e W/F'P + four 2 Bdrm. Garden Apts . All WI Enclosed Gar ages & P atios . Best ~alue. F lexible Terms Or Exchange. Asking $295,000. . . ~II. m1cnab I Irvine ?-raaltg VIEW -NIVACY AND ... one or the best prices! $219,500! ! Big Canyon McLain townhome w/2 BRs + den (3 BR). End unit OJl the golf course! In P hase I (nearest MacArthur Blvd. entrance off Ford Rd.) OPEN"SUN l ·S P .M. #61 SEA PINE LN. <E-42) IA YF«ONT WITH SANDY llACH Mode rnized contemp. w/lovely view of Harbor boats & Main Channel. 3 BRs. 3 baths. family rm. gourmet kitchen + many upg r ades. $375,000 leasehold . OP EN SUN 1 :30·4 :30 P.M . 1915 BAYSI DE DR. <E-43> A I.Alf FIND IN HEWrOIT llACH Almost 1fJ acr e of land + a truly c h ar min g t r aditiona l ho m e ... pe rfect for a fa mily Chris t mas ! Garden kitchen - over sized paneled family rm -2 lg. baths a ll w/custom tile work & wood bu ming f plc. French doors & windows. $198.500 fee . OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M . 600·15TH ST. (E ·44) . TRANSFERRED Owne r 's leaving the state & this bea utiful 4 BR home w /s wimmlng pool nestled in lg. private yard. Freshly painted inside & out : new kitchen appliances: new cpt . Truly a special hom e i n move -in condition! $229.500. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. < E·45 > LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DlffalHT? You 'II apprecia te the quality & s paciousness of this mostly new ho me w/approx. 3400 sq.ft. + lots of s o l id oak cus tom cabinets & paneling + French doors & bay windows. Totally new kitchen -lg. n e w jacuzzi in ma s ter b ath . $259.500. Appl. only. Elaine Svedeen 642-8235. <E·46 > DOVElt SHORES IA YFROMT Pier & slip! ONLY 5460,000 incl. l and• Appr o x . 60'xl00' l ot w/s maller family home. 3 BRs + cozy den w/bar & fplc. BeautifuL floor cover ings -add your own decorator wall papers & furnishings & m ake it totally s mashing. 3·car guragc Appl on l y . Cath y St·hweicke rt 642 8235. < E-47 l SPECTACULAR SEA VIEW 4 BR New Be<iford m odel w/ocean & ba y view! Cul-de-sac loceoition - h ighly upgrad e d i nte rior & land scaping -s ecur ity gated comm . w/pool. tennis & jacuzzi. $319.500. Sandie Fix 644·6200°. <E-48 ) $12,500 IN NEWPORT llEACH! De li ghtful 2 BR. 2 bath condo rnd·unit m prime location across from pool & park. Beautifu lly upgr aded & d ecorate d w/style & las t e A g r e ;it v <ii u e Ma rt ha M ucn<:tb 642·8235. < E-491 $64,500 Love ly 2 BR. 2 bath condominium in bea utiful Tustin community of Laurelwood w/mght ·lii:rhtcd tennis. pool & RV s tor a ge. Flexible fin ancing! 644-filOO. (f;-50 ) COUNTRY LIVING IH TME CITY Biq. big lot for pool. orchard or garden with a big. big 5 BR home w/lg . bonus rm. O\'er 2500 sq.ft. & a ll e n one flo o r. Locat ed in Eastbluff near shopping. Boys Club & schools. $177.!.lOO' Owner requests all offe r s be s u bmitted. J eanne Newman 642-8235. IE-51 > CAPISTRANO IEACH VIEW HOME Whitewate r view of Cat alina from charming 3 BR res. situated above lovely sandy beuch on picturesque t a n yon l bluff is t a . Fle x ible financin~ & close of escrow before year's ~nd Pa ula Bailey 642-8235. < E-52 > TWO OH LIDO I 1 > Beautifully dt>corated 2 BR townhome w/separate dining rm & used brick p:atio. $199.500. (2 ) Ch arming s pliL·level townhome in prime location. 2 BRs. 2 baths + lovely bay }',iew from upstairs terr ace . Fr~s hl y dec orate d . $250.000. Both w/flexiblc financing. Ly nne Valentine 644 -6200. (E·53) IUG•MCE & PRIVACY IMllG CANYON New l y cus tomized & decorator des ig ned interior fully furnished w/designer furniture, drps. ctp & exquis ite accessories. Ready to move in no~! 4 BRs & fa mily rm. Pool. jacu:'Zi. s auna & all new landscaping. Honey we ll fire ala rm syste m -'l'V C'amern & s creen security system. Enjoy the ultimate in prlv,ncy & beauty. Appt. only. S695.000 rully furni s ht>d , Tom Allinson 642-8235. CE ) GOl.F COURSE VllW Supe r locaton -r ight on edge of Bi g Canyo n Go lf Cou r se over looki1'g la ke & 2 green~. Deluxe, air ·cQnd. townhome w/'J BR s. 3 baths & lu urlous ly htghlt~hted by decorator mirrors. st ain ed glass s kyllgnt & leaded glass entry door. Security bldg. $225.000. Joyce Edlund 642-823.5. <E-~5) '42-121S '44·6100 tol Oowr Drl• H¥b0t Vint Center lrvlM at Cempus V•ttey Center 75Z·1414 - ... .. DIRECTORY . ...... ....,." ... , .. ,. ......... .e .. · , •• & ....................... -+-k4 la.,..._.._..., ::A1a·' a... •Iii....,._ DAIL NOT WAI« ADS.'*-~ .... .._... ._ .. .,,... .......... _. .................. , 0 .. .. ...... HOUSES FOR SALE I llDIOOM 48 Tam~elo. Orant{e Tree. 1 rvin..- H40·S3.5'7 $47 .99.'i Sul/Sun J-5 Z IB>ROOM 215 St Andrt>ws Rd .. Nwpt Beach 540-~ $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 !i3 Starflowcr <Woodbridge) Irv. 551·2754 SSS.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 34 Seabird Ct. <Nwpt T t:rr >NB · 675-3411 $84 ,500 Sat/Sun l -5 •345 University Dr. ~Al. C.M. 645-9679 S94.900 Sun 1·5 #32 Encore Ct. fNwpt Crest> NB 645·9161 5199.000 Sat/Sun 1-S 300 E. Coast Hwy #133 <DeAnza> NB 642-8235 $65,000 Sun. 1·5 · 17 WildGooseCt .. NptCrst.N.B. 642·8850 $105,000 Sun 2·5 2 IR pin FAM llM or DEN .. • ~35 Balboa Coves . Nwpt Ikh 675-6670 $350.000 Sun. 1·5 10 Lakcv:c w. Irvine 644·44fi6/552-6327 5112,900 S/S 1·5 9432 Senn Way. Westminster 546·4871 $91.500 Sun. 1·5 219 Vin San Remo <Lido Isle) N.B. 675-5626 Dailv 1·4 • 1851 Port Kimberly. HarbVu. N.B. 752-1700 S168,000 Sun 12·5 2712 Vista del Oro. Newpart Beach 644· 7020 $149.500 Sun. 2·5 61 Sea Pine Ln <Bil? Canyon ) NB 642-~15 S219.500 Sun 1·5 3 IEDIOOM •781 CenterSt.,Costa Mesa 640-1812 S85.600 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2273 Columbia. Costa Mesa S87.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 149016eneva <Grr.tree) Irv. 552·4684 S86.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Harbor View. Corona del Mar 673·7300 ·Sat/Sun 12·4 440 Holmwood, Nwpt. Hts .• NB 673-7:l>O Sat/Sun 12·4 19 Ima Loa Court. Ncwpart Beach 673-73>0 Sun.12-4 1310 Kings Rd .. Newpart Beach 964-261 1 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 23891 Larkwood. El Toro 53 1-4191 $71,900 Sunday 10-5 2244 Port.Carlis le. Newpart Beach 644 -4887 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2715 Vista Umbrosa CE.Bluffs> N.B. 640·4:l07 Cost-r educed Sat/Sun 2537 Forqham. College Prk. C.M. 979-8.578 Sat!Sun 1·5 1918 Diuna Ln <Hbr Hind> N.B. 642-5200 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1437 Serenade Terr .. lrv Ter.,CdM 673-4400 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 19 Balboa Coves. Newpart Bch 546-2313 $325,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 2008 Yacht Resolute <Seaview) CdM 644 -6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 2043 Vista Cajon (Bluffs} Npt Bch 644·0139 $165,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2804 Cliff. Newport.Hts .• N.R. 646·7l71 $292.000 Sat 1·5/S 12·5 347 Walnut. Npt Shrs., N.B. 642-88.50 $108,500 Sat/Sun 2·5 607 Rainier. Costa Mesa 979· 1050 S86.900 Sun 11·5 530 Traverse Cr .. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $87.000 Sun 1·5 920 W. Wilson. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $69.SOO Sun 1-5 1115 South Baker. Santa Ana 646-Till $68.000 Sun 1·5 16619 Markham. Fountain Valley 545-9491 $75.900 Sun 12-4 l • ... FAM llM or Oat 221 Via San Remo <Lido Isle) NB 675-5626 Daily 1·4 31 Bodega Bay <Spyglass} CdM 640-1812 $347,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 1830 Pt Manleigh <HVHms) N.B. 675·6000 $167.900 . Sat. 1·5 3518 Birch. Santa Ana 540-3666 $83,900 Sun. 12-4 2004 Calvert, Mesa Verde. C.M. 644-5757 $115.oot Sat/Sun 1°5 ••3322Nelson, Westminster 673· 7300 Sat. 1-5 •300 Kings Place <Npt. Hghts) N.B. 675·6161 $265,000 Sun.1-5 5 Jetty Drive, Jasnune Crk,CdM 644-4910 $239.000 S/S 12:30-4:30 5061 Bordeaux Ave, The Ranch, Irv. 552-~ S109,900 , Sat/Sun 10.5 116 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle> NB 673--3649 .$265.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 549 frvine CNwpt Hg~) NB 675-8000 $215,000 Sat/Sun t..5 506 Marguerite <CdM) CdM 675-6000 $172 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 545 Irvine <NwptHgts) NB 675-6000 $215,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1294 Watsoo, Cot5ta Mesa 546-2313 $89,500 Sun 1-4 1706 Pt. MarRate <HVHomes)N.B. 644-9080 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2918 Elleemere <Mesa Vercfe> CM 546-S880 SW,800 &may 1.S 18021 Norton. Irvtne 551-4741 S88.800 Sun. l·S 21188 Lake Vist.a.Dr .. .LakeFcJtea 837 ·9550 '78.900 Sun. IA: 30 . .~ 2220 Alta Vista CE/Bluff> NB 675-6000 $167.500 Sunday 1·5 • 1509 Dolphin Terr Orv Terr) CdM 675·6000 $505.000 Sunday l·S 1715 New Hampshire <Mesa Verde> CM 540 1~ $106.500 Sun l·S 1723 New Hampshire <Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $99,900 Sun 1·5 853 Governmer. Costa Mesa 645·0303 S74.900 Sun 1·5 1619 Bonnie Doon Orv Terr) CdM 675-3411 $245,000 Sun 1·5 • * 1915 Bayside Dr .• CdM 642·823.S $375.000 Sun. 1 : 30-4: 30 320 Bucknell <Coll Pk> C. M. 645-0303 $89.500 Sa 11-4/S 11·3 18212 Glcada Ln .• Huntington Bch 848·2262 $74.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4525 Camden <Cameo Shores> CdM 673-7040 $489,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1700 Palau Place. Costa Mesa 546·2313 S109.400 Sun 1-4 3727 Jnlet Is le CHV Hills) CdM 644-6200 $255.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 206 La Jolla Ln <Newpart Hghts >NB 642-8235 $234.500 Sat/Sun 10-6 322 Poinsettia Ave .. CdM 644·6200 $259.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 801 Ceiba Pl <Eastbluff) N.B. 644·6200 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1798 Hawaii Cr .. Costa Mesa 540·1720 $98.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 600 15th St. <Newport Hts.> N:B. 642-8235 $198.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •909 Tille r Way (J-IVHls) NB 675·3411 S255.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1010 Westwind Way CDvrShrs> NB 642-5200 $449,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 97 Jasmine Creek Dr., CdM 675-5.511 S244.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 51 J asmine Creek Dr .• CdM 675-5.511 $246.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2108 Centella. Back Bay. NB 646-Tilt Sl42.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •2310Tustin, Newport Beach 673·8550 Sun 1·5 2400 Sierra Vista. Newpart Beach 673·8550 $189.000 Sun l ·S 17951 Butler. Irvine 646-7171 $105.900 Sun 1-5 4 IEDltOOM 5101 Flamingo Cir., Hunt Bch 892-1372 $80,000 Sat/Sqn 10·5 113 Via Nice <Lido Isle> Npt. Bch. 673-7300 Sun. 12-4 209 Pearl. Balboa Island 640-53.57 Sat/Sun 1·5 416 Plata. The Bluffs. N. B. 640-53.57 S224.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 709 Cameo Highlands Dr .. CdM 673-4400 S254.900 Sat/Sun l ·S 2005 Lemnos <Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 5135.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •34 Balboa Coves. Nwpt Bch 631-1400 Sunday 1·5 17561 Spruce Tree. Univ Park. Irv. 752· 1700 $135.000 Sun 12-4 •1739Tradewinds. Baycrest. N.B. 545·9491 $199,900 Sun 12·4 4 • pin FAM RM or Del 402 M agnolia. Costa Mesa 540-3666 $128,900 Sun l ·S 1942 Port Bristol Cir., CdM 540·3666 Sl50,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 2848 Catalpa <El Bluff) NB 675-3411 $18.5.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •2907 Setting Sun CHVHm) CdM 640-2376 $279.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 223 Via San Remo <Lido Isle) N.B. 675·5626 Dally 1·4 #18 Morro Bay <Spyglass) CdM 640-1812 $359,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1032 Whitesails <Harbor View Hls)NB 640-1812 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1907 Yacht Resolute <Seaview > NB 640-1812 $295,000 Sa,t/Sun 1·5 11 Stillwater CTurtlerock) Irv. 640-1812 $197,500 Sun. 1·5 1903 Yacht Maria <Seaview) NB 644-6200 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3572 Nutmeg <Coll Pk) Irvine 646-3255 $107,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3108 Roanoke, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $94,500 Sun 1°4 2510 Vista Baya <Back Bay} NB 642-5200 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2018 Pt Provence <HVHms) NB 675-3411 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2212 Francisco Dr .• Newport Bch 642-~ $189,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 1921 Leeward Ln, B aycrest, NB 759-0811 $215.000 SIS 12:30-4 :3C 1730 Galaxy Dr., Newport Beach 759--08U $310,000 SIS 12:30-4 :3( ••505 EvngStrLn, DvrShrs, NB 759-<mt tns.ooo sun.12:00-.:30 2515 Windover. Harb Vu, CdM 673·~ Sun 25231 V\r d~ Anza. Lagwta HUJs 675·55 1 Sat/Sun-1·5 15895 McDermitt, Fountaln Valley 831°1400 $147 ,50() Sat/Sun 1•5 •29 Carmel Bay <8py1la11) CdM -~c~., Sat/Sunl-$ •• < ield> In. 631-ll>O $139,500 SUn. 1.S 2205 W. Flora, Santa Ana 646--5088 S9t,900 Sunday 1·5 • 33821 Valley iw .• s.n Juan CBO Al·Sl87 IMS,000 SUn 12..t ~ 308 Vista True ha <Bluffs) Npt Bch 640-6259 $147.000 Sunday 1·5 3917 S . Teakwood <S Cst Plaza> SA 675·3411 $108.000 Sun. 1·5 1206 Sand Key. Corona del Mar 645·0303 $259.500 Sun 12·4 1915 Mariners Dr. <Wstclf) N.B. 642-5200 $169.000 Sun 1·5 • 19 Royal St. George CBig Cyn >NB 642·8235 $695.000 Sun. 1·5 145~Galaxy (Dover Shor es> NB 642·8235 $269.000 Sun. 2·5 2381Mesa Dr. (Off Irvine> NB ~-6200 $179.500 Sun. 1·5 #9 Montecito Dr .. CdM 644-6111 $385,000 Sunday 1·5 2848Catalpa (E/Bluff) NB 675 .. 3411 $185,000 Sun 1·5 S IR ... FAM IM or DIN 4175 Williwaw <Rcqt Clb) Irvine :,59.4175 Sat/Sun 11·5 #32 Morro Bay <Spyglass> CdM 640-1812 $419.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •17832Gillman <Univ. Prk> Irv. 552-8160 $114.900 Sat/Sun 10-5 1601 Warwick Ln. <Westc llff> N.B. 673-4400 $186.800 Sun. 1·5 1966 Pt. Nelson <HVHmsl N.B. 675-3411 5204.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2712 Wavecr est <Brdmr) CdM · 675·6000 $239.500 Sun. 1·4 :30 1019 Ma rian Ln <Wstclf) Npt Bch 640-6259 S3'l5.000 Sun. 12·5 6 IR plus FAM IM or DEN #4 Mission Bay <Spyglass l CdM 640-1812 $369,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDllOOM • 1228 Rutland Rd. #5 CBaycrest>NB 631-2467 $85,900 Sat/Sun 10-4 4 Harvest CWdbrg) Irvine 551·3877 $85.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 # 1 M adrona <San Joaquin > Irvine 759-0811 $113.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••1229Bay~de Dr. <MaiKai)N.B. $350.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 2335 Vista Huerta <The Bluffs> N.B. 759·0811 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #6 Rutland Rd .. Newport Bch. 675·9111 $83,200 Sun. 1·4 1624 D Iowa St. <Mesa Verde> CM 540-1720 $65,500 Sun 1·5 1645 C Iowa St. <Mesa Ve rde> CM 540-1720 $65,500 Sun 1·5 2 IR pla FAM IM or Del 111 JasmineCreek.CdM 675-3411 $227.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 87 Jasmine Creek Dr .. Nwpt Bch 631·1800 S199.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDIOOM 689 Vista Bonita <The Bluffs> N.B. 759·0811 $127.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2043 Vista Cajon <Bluffs) Npt Bch 644 ·0139 $165.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 5.59 Vista F1ora <The Bluffs> N.B. 640·0020 $148.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2731 Gannet <Mesa Verde> Costa Mesa 640-0020 $108,000 Sun. 1·5 410 Vista Roma <The Bluffs) N.B. 640-0020 $118.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •631 Lakevie w, Costa Mesa 540· 1965 S92.000 Sat/Sun l II ... FAM ltM or DIM 2768 Hillview. Newport Beach 640-1812 $18.5.000 Sun. 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 llDttOOM •2 Surfs ide, Newport Beach 752-1700 $83,500, Sun 12·4 lllDIOOM 23715 Whale Cove. Laguna Niguel 495-6692 $89,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 •11 Ash Tree La., Irvine 752-1700 $103,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 18100M 19 Satinwood. Univ Park. Irv. 752-1700 $99.900 Sun 12-4 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 II & I• * •5705Seashore Dr., Newport Bch 675-6670 $375,000 Sun. l·S 124 43rd Street, Newport Beach 675-6670 $159,500 Sun. l ·S 2. & 2. t819Y.a Bay, Newport Beach 646· 7171 $285,000 130 43rd St. <W. Nwpl) NB 642·5200 $179,000 , .... mPlumer.Costa Meu 6'5-1103 ** Sundey, November 26, 1978 DAIL y Pl.OT 9$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gemt-.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTAMISA f:oUIPUX Near Hoag Hos pital. Aniuous seller just re· duced to Sl49,900. Prime rent.al area. No vacancy ractor here' Ideal for <X'· cupa·nt or abse nt landlord. Great invest· menL Phone today for appt. to see. MS-9491. UDO ISLE Bay view from 2 p atlo decks enhances c ustom 5 bdrm.. 4 bath traditional home ; l ike new Ideal for entertaining. $500.000 OCEAHFRONT ·Quality craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floors. sets otr this landmark; 4 BR. 3 ba. home in finest loeation. Established trees & lawns. $475,000 . NEWPORT HEIGHTS -------• OPIM SUM. 1·1 300 ICIMGS PLACI MESA MORTH Fashion Island view from 3 8dnJt. nus 4 bedroom. 2 bath c l h U ed b · k •-home ls beautifully up· o untry sty e ome. s nc • graded with a large add rough sawn woods; s\vimming pool. oo ramily room complete jacuzzi. $265.000. with s lump s t one fittplace. ll also features IACK IA Y a second fireplace in lhe ' Fine 4 bdrm., 21h bath family home on living room as well as fnatt.reesaodagasBBQ quiet c ul de sac. Oversized pooJ. in the patio area. Owners playhouse. storage $169,000. Terms. are moUvated. make an offer As king $82.400. IA YFltOMT cau 556-2.66<1 Several fine bayfront homes MANSION OM THE SAND A magn1f1cc n t e x · peneocc or ocean laving! Pnvate road. guarded entry! S)!Cluded sandy beach' 5 spacious wood de r k s! S e duded ~g a rd e n s ! A t r u e m asterpiece for IUX· unous living! Don't wait. there L'I nothing like it ~ ... ~ ·-• • ~·~-c- ® CIR Realtors RB>UCB> $4000 Superb upgraded model home, 4 Br 2-sty. Ii,; yrs new. now just $94,900. Save even mor<' by as· suming 91/.c'h> conv. loan al $539 mo. wtlower clOS· mg costs & no qualifying. 646-5096 751-2719 Hk)hwcry FrCMlfacp 63 level acres with water on US. 39S lo Mammoth &Reno. 646-5096 552 .. I 321 TERMS Huge & Beautiful. 4br. 3ba newer home on cul· de-sac in Co&ta Mesa. can aJTange low down payment. or low monthly payments. $H2.~. Edw V, Fish, Realtor 548·9613 MUST SELL Freah, clean, v:.acant. New paint. mode rn kitchen. mic rowave oven.3bdrms,2ba. Must be sold lbis weekend. $73,500. C&mllY21 OCIAMY•W 141.07ll LUKIM HMIOI YllW HILLS Cba.nce ol a llfetlme. For a man of dec:islioft. Rufe lol, f•11tastl"C vtew, 4 bdrm IADk home w /tbe moat a dvanta1eoua ftnandq. Come ID ud LaJll flDaDcial, sm .seo. -tl~t ll- • Ill ' ' •• ' • \ii' with pier & sLip .. AVALON Well constructed. 3 BR, 1 ba. oak floor, partial basement. concrete foundati<*t. S l20.~Fee. ~ILL GRUNDY, REALTOR l·ll fl"'f\1do· Dr"'' NB 61'> t,16 STEPS TO BEACH $210,000 Terrific and s,ocioa 3 ~ ~ MHt Hwly pol•ted, corpded •4 p•tled wft!t krcJe dtcJi c...t OCIAM VIEW: pllli two IMdrOOftl mt. Sema11d ww.tff/wuur•r "'9fGI WM. MOOR HOME $96,000 It WH 0 MOdtl cOftdo in M.wport leaclt .ct it stll loob lib ON. '"S«mltlihe; re- oMy spedat~ clncribft .... 2 ~ .ct detl wtth ~ illhrior ..t VIEW. Call for mt a,p DWIMnt to ""· BRICK & WARMTH $180,ml Terrific COl"OM dtl Mer ~ _... cOMfott of...,. Chew atiMJ 2 be*u• hoMe with a.ge deck .. _ ..... ~ tioa. PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP REDUCED TO SI 89,500 Ch°"""'9 DUPLEX, iusf a.. blodr to b~ach. Owner wow occuplH tltl1. HUptional 3 bedrootn .,,.,. .... PLUS there Is o 2 ~ 2 both lower. Wei ...-toiMd. tinpocn .c:t Ollfy 7 pm"I old. SHOWCASE W/YIEW $215,000 lft COft ....... CO/rOIMI df4 Mw foe ..... with q11allty decoroti•CJ. EulfftNJ 4 bedl OOM with bewd. ll•llMJ rOOM md poot.w y...s. ......., l..chcapld paHo for htdoor/.tdoor enterhl ii"' Mmy decoratw CllMftitfH me .... p•1Mng. miM"on and much rnor•. SMALL ESTATE $265,000 lft tt.. fllwtt crH of s-ta AINI°" a. of ftte best sfirNh. ~awdioM 2-dary ..... wittt loh of ~ footol)t. be~ 3 ldnn. faMity "" -fOl"'llMlt claiaig ... hotH Pt.US sepcrat• 2 .._ 2 ballt quest hoase with frplc. Exp•1lve I OOx I 50' lot. bautlf•f pool1 •d CJrouads.. Me11ty SfNclol fHt•n mid forwtal ....,. ~ ......, ..... wi.dhMJ sfaROM. 0.. of 0 kW! 6 BEDROOMS-816 FAMILY Ae.tost 1;, OCN ilt Mapeewood Estates .-.a of~· A Nelly tp•dom .-,, hotM for actin people. Loh of ..... footO(je wflich htc .... s lwge Hpat .... fGMUy roo.n. cOlllbhlaffOft .._ tWy, fonftal clMttj rOCMW ond two .. ,. ... ...., .......... s 120.000. ENTERTAINER'S DELIGHT $147,5111 F.V. ~4~00...INNMwttll ... ra fo•lly ""' 1-.. HRH N•hNJ ,,.. bewflM ...try ...t .-y More 1 altlu for best I ..... ., EXCEPTl1JNAL TRI· • LEVEL $142 500 LH/Opllo9 slo.ooo us11 1r S7SO/- Gr1Hery Ir~ Wt 1• II telh ft• cJff1MJ l iewt ~ conlla •J lu a.-· wfttli llM•o-. ... f-,rn• ... ,. ......, ,.... ,.. ..... , .. ., ~. ............... , ••• cll••·c_....; ....................... ~ -. l ,. if OAILYPtlOT -ld!IJ.No4l11bW'!.t!?t .......... 5-. ....... ,.,5-. HellMtP'#S. ...... ,.,.S. 1"-"..,5-. ·-----------------------_...--......... ----..-...-.... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . .. . . ... .. . . . . . . ........... . ..................... . TARBEil REM.TORS DYNAMIC SALES LEADEft IOI OGLE What a pro• B ob Ogle 15 not only o profess1ooat tennis pro at his local country club. but is also a roat pro whon 11 OOITI(J:I to the real estste f1eld1 Bob has made r~d hsllngs and satos 1n ht'> area and rpally en1oys hAl01ng P60C)le with all their real estate "oed• Come in tor a few tips on ton"1s and real a:;tate oome in and ~Y h1 to Bob' Just Usted Executive's Dream Oe1tghtfu1 newly csrpeted 3 bedroom contemporary styled home Attractive noo,pla" Wllh d1n1ng eating area entry a"d unioue f1fflf)I~ ? patios and ooroeous ooot" Storage Call tor deta1t!. s 10 4 900 5'0-1 720 Showplace: Must Sell Now! Newly pa1nlf'd 1n1enor and exte11or Oelulle k11chen with built in:. including microwave and oallng bar Family room entry dinmg and hParty f11POtaco. 3 b4l<trooms Patio and lu:;h landscaping Won I losr s 123. 950 5'40-1720 Atrium Model, Tastdullv Decorated In m1n1 conrt1f 1on1 Lovely 3 bedroom home with d1n1ng, eating area. family kitchen and cuOdlc uo fireplace Color coordinated 1ntPnor Px1rno; qatore Huge l -shat>OO oatio N11 ar schools and btko trails 199 900 '>40 1720 Moti•ated In Mesa V e('de! Come and r~e a look at this entertainer s hv1ng room area which creates the oorfect holt<Jay p.Jrty atmosotiere Vorsa111e llOOfptan with largo r..ountry kitchen dining eattng area f!ntry b11ck fireplace dnd 3 bedrooms Patio Room tor ~ir new boat VA terms S98 500 c.a11 6 40-1 no .S69,SOO: Costa Mesa's Sunshine Bo!.1 pncro area 1n c1t'I' Handsome wooo panPhng 1n lhP Pnterta1ners living room • 01n1nq oahnq area and 3 bedrooms Lovely covmmJ patio ;111d m1Jro Call 540· 1 720 Prestige Plus !!:1~0!~ ~e=!'7 b~~~ family homP loaturing sunken living room Plush carpol'> throughout, formal dining. eating area Pntry ldm•IY room and fireplace Detu1e totchen with 1>11111 tn'> tor mom Patio Can t tast s 136 l f,O 640 1 no $65,SOO: Your First? Owner :. pnd ' CZ car(' 2 bedroom condo 1n ou101 tocallon Allr&ct1vely decorated. comty lloorplan E.lttng art>a covf'red patio and bu•ll ins Comm pool Can 1 IJ•.1 Call 540-1720 Hidden 2 Story: Entertainer's Dream Outstanding ranch styltJ ouat1ty built 4 bedroom hOme Gardon entry. chfM'ry fom11y room oa1tno area. dining room and 2 bri<:k hmploces Lots of closot space. lovely wet bar Coverod patio &nd RV parking $ 148 900 b40-1720 Richmond Model Facina Quiet Area 2 paols an<J a lovoly clubhout.e 11'1 the oomple• ~ere' Highly upgrad~ 3 oodroom lownhOme wtlh dining room. ealinq area end covered p at 1n Super MO a Call n o w• s 71 600 6 .. 0-1120 $42.500: The Perfect Starter • Just fOf' the 2 ot you• Privacy Qalote here '" this charming 2 bedroom eondO. complete with dining oallnQ area. central air and delu11& ktlchen Patio and comm POOi EZ care yards cM I beat 111 C\911 6 .. 0-1 720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa ..... ., 1&0 1000.Cltfn .._..,,_s. .._.., .... s-. G.._... 1002 CHMr.e 1002•••r.. 10t2C..... .. W.-I022C... .. W.-IOU ................................................ ···················~··· .........•.........•••• ·········~··· .. ········ ............................................. . 1002~ .. 1002 ...•.•........•••••.....................•..... JASMINI ClllK IN THI HIAIT O~ COIONA Dll MAI : A ltH11tlh l. pr••tltl... w.y of lift. Pti••· ~ ..try, 24 ..... 4Jll9l"CI Mf'•lc., ,.ol. locYDJ ....... c ..... . -· #97 JA~ CIHIC DllYl. H.rd to fllld ,.., l. ............ J ................ t.Mly N>OM, IMatfl~ c~ -4 ~. Awto lilfk .............. lb...,.. loclmi md speciom ,.CO. wtth • twd of _... •Mw. U44,500. 0,... ~ & s..y I to 5. ff St JASMINI Cllll DllVI; POJMllw ,,.. ........ "-S wtth J t.1••-· ~ rOOM. l 'l1 '"'"''· SecOftd floor IMtlcoey ...... .,. .............. -airy .......... •i.ew. $246,500. o,_ Sotwdlly ' s-ct.y I to 5. ALSO LAGUNA HILLS, 252J I VIA Dl Aei.IU. Lo•-'J 4 ~ ...... hoftw. s,-ilh tie. efttry, f...,.ly roOM •d lrltcltet1. Coay fireplau, •MW of city U'Jhh, ,,........,. ..d •alley1. Mew pol1tt, R•w c-..h, MW dbhwmMr. Gf•• yOWMff a tr.al .ct COIM Giid '" It. 0,... Satw day .ct Sundery I to 5. • • • • • • * • • • 1 UMIVUSITY rAaK. CltMCellor rlon I. Sparlrll1tg and be .. tlf11lly decorot•d. Slltff9Mld ........,, "'Y c_.. wood deck• for pri•oh •"'•rtllim119-DetkjlwlM ldtclttft, 2 mcntw ........ arTOr'ed ...... leody to mon a SIOJ,000. CORONA DB. MAI -SIX uMt1 ht cltoiu loccrtiall. OM Wock to Ilg CoroM beech - mod ....wal IR this ...... CltitOfft WM for oriqlnal fond preHfttl owner. lultt i" kitc hens, flreplocet, one and two bC'drootM, patios. $460,000. .EASTstDE COSTA MESA TRlrUX. Choice rental area. Two ldrM eaclt. I 'I• ba. Tow._.. ~tyle. lndi•l•al patloa. Walk to shops. HUMTIMGTOM LAMDMARk COMDO. Con•e"lent Jocotlon and tnar•elous recre..._. focHifles. LClnJC' I ~. full built-In kitchen. Reody to Hll at $52,900. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coad Hwy .• CCWOM dtl M• 675-5511 IRVIME TERRACE • S 184,500 J\nd . wit h :.in OCEAN VIEW! M oti vall•d scll C'r askl·d If arbor Ht•alt.y t o ~ct the pric:e for qukk ;.i<:tion. Coml' & set• if 1437 Serenade 'ter race• isn't the best buy in Irvine TcrrCJcc. Open Sat/Sun . 1·5. Move-in condition ; 3 bdrms .. 2 bc.aths : fabulous yard wrth plenty of privacy. JUST LISTED • THE ILUffS Stare«.' An gelita Plan on nicest ,:!rccnbcll in the nluffs. 2 Bdrm .. 2 hath end unit with high. open beamed ceilings, a C07.Y slumpstonc wood burnin~ frpk. & a huge master bdrm. with large. mirrored doscl. .Just the place for u rainy wl'ckcnd. $144.750 MO FINANCING PROBLEMS Need 5 bdrms. hut worried about financing? The n see 1601 Warwick Lane in the Wcst<'llff areu. Open Sun. 1-5. /\. really s uper fa mily home. freshly pa inted & with new <:urpcting; la rge fam ily room with frplc .• 2 «>nclosed yards -you can move in by Christmas! At $186.800, this is the lowest priced 5 bdrm. horn «.> in thr Wt•stclltf ucu. •1.. ACRE LOT • VIEW For that top of the world feeling. st•c 709 Cameo I liithhrnds Dr.7 open Sul /Sun. 1-5 . It's ut the top of Cameo Highlands ovcrlookin~ all or Corona .dcl Mar & bucks up to the Irvine Ranch. /\. rambling 4 bdrm. ra nch eilyle home the tra nsferred owner has priced ot $254.900. ree simple! IA YFltOHT EEHT AL Spacious 3rd f loor condo on con venie n t Lido P e nins ula. 2 Bdrms. + den, large living rm., plush carpeting, bayside sundeck. Be low the market ot SlOOO per month. 673-4400 -HARBOR U!S'l!{~!Jtq(I UO Nl!WPORTCINTl!R ORfVE 7S .... 11 SEE THESE TODAY EXCELLENT FINAMCIMG < ·onv~nicrlt to SAN JOAQUI N golf. ll•n nis & community pool. 2 Bdrms .. 2 buth.-;: 1-{round fl oor ~nd unit condo: ... how~ hkc a model. $1 13.500. Low tnlf'rt-st rule. Price includes land ! #1 MADRON/\ <Univ to San J oaquin l'ntrancc». OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 TURMKEY CONVENIENCE Great location. 3 bdrm s .. 2 baths. 1900 sq . fl.. move· in <·ondition . Price reduced for quic:k sale : 5127.500. 689 VISTA BONITA. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 WATERFRONT !! Evcr·changinJ.! waterfront view from this MAI KA I condo : YOU OWN THE LAN D. S lip uvai l. on contract Spacious 2 bdrm. & lanai. 2 baths: watch th<· boats go by from your picture windows . $350.000 With very large. assumable lo<.in. 1229 RAYSIDE DR. OPEN SAT/SUN. 2·!) TOP VALUE!! ... low uwestmcnl : lov~ly splil·le~el Bluffs c·ondo: 2 pools neurby ·r lso t •nnis & shops ga lore. 2 Bdrms .. i:lbl. gar age. Only $105.000 Very low land lease 233.5 VISTA tllJl':RTA. <Plazu arc-.t ). SAT/SUN. 1·5 COME WITH US ... to 1921 L EE WARD LANE. Outside. this Baycr est offerin~ is dis tinctive & handsom e : inside. it is 1mprc•ssivcly remodeled. 4 bdrms .. family rm .. dining rm plus eating s pact• 10 lht· kitchen 2 Frplcs . Jacuzz i: a tough value to bcul ~ $215.000. OPEN S /\T/SqN. 12:30·4·30 COME WITH US .. to 1730 GALAXY OR. A look you'll love & a price you will like. 4 Bdrms .. f:.imily rm .. <lining rm .. eating spac<.• in the kitchen : enormous view ... & the valu<.• will s urprisC' you! $310.000. OPEN SAT/SUN . 12 ·30.4 ·30 COME WITH US to 505 EVENING STAR LN .. for pt•oplc who tren s un· tr;,idit1on . n·markuhly d<'lailt·d & rr::irtcd. 4 hd rms .. family r m &· dc•n ; on u privalC' hc.ich with an cye.plcasin).! view of the water & night light~ This used · h_ntk orfNrn g sc•paratc~ lhl' f'xc·epltonal from th<· mcrl'ly ordinary. S77S.OOO. OPEN SUN 12 30.4 ·~ lf!!S1! ~! J;tq{I 450 NE WPORT CENTER DRIVE 759·0111 We alcfwl f<eaftg THANK OUR MANY FRIENDS IN THE COMMUNITY AND WISH YOU AND YOURS A HAPPY THANKSGIVING Jo Ann AIMp09CJh Jitn ..... ...ti Jot.ft .. Jo AM Dorwt Dorl.,.. Hennon lie°"°'" KlncJ C arolyw Menon MuiM Propp Karet1Swiftdtft SalyTtt...,.,. Loretta V• 0.t .... rty'Whffe Gladp WHIOll MJnMI loom JOCMirouJ ~Dffh Edy Gt.tit CGIMfyHOf"toth '°' LOM John ,ohck Zoe AM lltodes &IMrTabo6c lntceV•klrtc Mary & DOii •CMG.tdtnt ....... WMtMy Jocka.Wle.y 675-3411 I . l S I\. '1& I{ I · \ I . I 'a "j.,i111 /J I·'.: ,\ .\.-11 I ].',IS E Coo\I H ""Y Co•""" d.-1 M o1 macnab I lrvtne realty SIA VllW -CUSTOM HOMIS OPIM SUM. 1-5 P .M. 2012 YACHT ltllOUITI 4 BR spllt.-level'w/some view nf city Ushts. <E-~> 20 I 0 YACHT ltllOUITI •Bff. den & family rm + 3 patl08 . <E·S7l JOOI YACHT UIOUITI 2-story w/spaclous master aulte down & 2 BR.I + add1 room tor aueatl down. Some view. (£.58) LYNNE VALENTINE M4.e200 ...... HttW V ... CMtttr c.n ..... "''"' Cefttll( 14 PllMIDUPUXIS Lou~ In 100 block, West Newp ort: older front 2 bdrm. ba1 new ~umb&na. electrical In ~ben; .J"ear bachelor · t over dbl. sara1e: space for 2 extra ur11. ~ Priced al 1149,SOO 2 Bdrm. " l·bdrm. unll. Weet Newport., good re n. tal histor y : walk lo beach. SIS&,000 673-31163 675-4777 Eves COSTAMISA Eaaulde. 3 bdrms .. 2 ba Compleldy remodeled. 2 car iaraae. 1128,000 HIWPORT PIHIM. 2 Bdrml .• 2 baths, frplc Only $19,000 Leasehold. MIWPORT ISLAMD 3 Bdrm .. I bath home on R·2 lot. frplc , lots or wood" brick. $18S.OOO HOME Ir INCOME 3 Bdrm.. 2 balh home plus two 2 bdrm unrl.!I an rear. 4 car parking an de· l.tght.ful park·l.tke seuing. Eastsade Costa Mesa Property in xlnl cond1 lion! $199.000 673-3663 642·2253 Eves J ust for rou & mom. low care 2 bdrm .• de n . daninR. l gc. patio fa ci ng Catalina! F ast esc row, c reative financing! See 1614 Santanella Ter- race. Sal. or Sun. 1-4 P.M. $185,000 Soft rust. gold. white, shake. wood sid• inJ( & used brick enhance this new 3 bdrm. home & large income unit. See 72t-72H'.l Orchid, Sun. 1-4 P.M .• enjoy! S265.~. Can'l°n& Ocean v~w Quiet. graceful 3 bdrm .. ;j b~th . playroom. tri-level home ror leatu!. Vacant & waiting. Just $950 month. associated .. riouma del ~ · g>~~ 673-8494· 1 2415 IE. Coast Hwy., C--.. W.- BU<>~fLI ·, 1-1~1\· •r,us J I _,. (. '' , •• 1 ~ ----------~~~~-- lllAHD MIW 4..f'LlX •••••• ••••••••• •••••••• ..... 1...... 10061 Buy new and gel the lx!!ll ....... W U tax advantages. these "" STING> are deluxe units. two of Sll0,000 wh1ch are 3 bedroom. 3 2 wuL'l of full lot 2 Ur bath a nd the olher two Spanish stucco. red tile have 2 bedrooms & 2 roof w/frptc: & .. par\· baths. Ceramic lite ment kitc hen. frrcplacu. French doors lo lhc @)' patio. encl06ed garages ora uance and extra parking Great rlllfDr beach crl y location. CALL 751-3191 611 40£.2 C::: SELECT 2 COTTAGES IN rci.rdcn T' PROPERTIES t1al wne. only $189.~1 OLD MAC DOMALD'S FARM Crly rarmer or country genUeman., Both will be· snug as a bug in a farm here. K1.oep horse:.. cat lie. p1Jt,S. chickens. rab bits here right m lhe cit y near all the caty t-onv n1ence8. 3 bdrm. 2 story modern ranch honw Over 11150 sq rt land Bum & corrul'>. l'honc now 545·94111 . LAVBtME Ir MARGIE llardesty Realtor .. 67~ 2800 503 Park i\Vl' Balboa Island OWMH W1LL FIMAHCE Why wart .1nvest1gutc thas new IJstmu. C real &lllioa ts'ltind location. 2 Bdrm rronl hOUM· ii. okJie but ~oodat>. ncwr r 2 bdrm rl'ur apt has frp l<.' • *° 1 t 't"P owner·:. unal with r111k , dbl garag(• $249,000 NEWPORT HACH HAI.TY 675-1642 CorOM dtl Mw I 022 .. .--..................... . ~AY l ·S II 1• J II I 1 I 11 I I V 1t1·1•11r.1tl'll ~. lwlrni I. t a m r 111 Sp\ i:la,., 1'11rm.1I 1ltntnl!. l!rt·a t vww. II ] 2 MofT'O .. y I' 11•t 11 r1• p••rf 1•1·1 3 h1lrm lit tJrn rm f':v 1•r v lh 1n ~· l1k1· n ,. w ,.. a II I ;"I I •• V I l' w 0 W II t• r 111 iu I! ht . inotlwr #JI-...,..., These two bombshtlls 1---· .... ---... ·.--· are 3 bedroorm. 2 bath I _.._ ';h11rt nf rr"h ' 1'rv lt'.1'-'' Ol'!Jllll (;rt'.11 1-;J nrrl v--tm m r 11 Bt1rm & l.1m rm Bon 11• room I c1• fol bargains. The askui~ So.ofHighwoy pnce5 are $61,500. imd on IO'vely A vorado 177 .900. res pt'Cll vcl y Avenue. a charm in~ 2 Laverne rs lo<'a tetl bdrm,2sty,ull"tdedown across the street rrom a hous(> wath ct>dar !>hm1:le park and Margie has a exterior and s undeck wet bar & a cathedral PLUS a lux urro ue. 2. ccahng. You'v(' i.:ot lo bedroom, 3 bath apt «hC'ck out thC!<ol' two Covered p11t10 and J <ar . ......... ..., II •• ' t " f 0('{•.111v1"~' ~11fll·r n 1 1 1• 1 h 11 r rn . II II l W I a II ti I II j.! l:tn1 rm :1 lq1l1•,, 110111 s wl'elheurl!>. CAI.I. lo(ar11gc.$2 lO,OOO IOJ2~s.if, 556-2660 64 ... 72 I I 011·~n. harhor :111cl ntl!ht h.i.:ht \ ,,... •1 l\1lrm ,'V tam rm llf':Jt1l1f11I 1!1.i'<'l'd 111 pat 111. l!t1ord1•d rommu1111v t;:SELECT T' PROPERTIES FOUMTAlei.I VAi.UY ott S75:t00 Great n eighborhood. Sharp 3 bdrm h ome w/fmly rm. Good floor plan. Brick frplc. Shingle root. Near all schools & 1thopp1ng. F enced JK>Of sited lot. Better hurry' 5"45·9491 ,, 1. 1;t· r~~ .. ~ ~~~ ii t:~ i •. ~ff.~ • • t • Ill -··-J,JNIOUE BUYS Out to oi<cufM.- lec:1na ''-home-~ era, w• t.94 •••.-tv good 1-m .... tt '"' . bt m•d• on tllH• p<oP4tf'tl•; 2712 WAVECREST In H. \/, 8'ooldm00t, 6 bdtfl\ flntM Story, fOf1!1el dilllnt. d•dCtnt ••tendt Into wooded ., .. , ... ,., d!Mml,.. owner It blltldi"I In LttUne. o...-.ic.11v ,. ct..cMtolnt.tOO. o.-&uMl'Y 105 VIARAVEfl•A Oft UN a.-. 4~ .. 11.-. ... ._.,.,..,.., bfidl MM1 ..... et.. 10 t-it. Hy MM! i...tl ... Tiie mott llom• tor 1211.000 ... I.Idol 0... ........ ., &OI MARGUERITE CMr"""' ()141 c.IM, 2· ··~.,... ........... ,.,.__..R.2_.. °"''* .......... Hiit lleM .. ~ty ....... ttlt12,IOO. O.-t.t./S- 2M7 SETil~G SUN Ill 0tlt. H. V. H'-1tuft. !lint .. oLCl.MMM. ........................ ~.,.tM. ..... "SI• 11111 -• on S.Ctl,._ 11uft"••tt11.-. °""' '"', ..... /.Jn NIG[L UAILE\ & l\SSU( IA Tl S SPYGLASS HILL llOM t; JS Qi mbn1 Spcrtncular VICW. 813·6634 agl. 1•/1llocbto0c •• 3 Bd. 2 Ha . 2 patios . F'1replnee. dtntnJ( 1.ir£•u, wood pun1•l ing . OO<*cases Kitl'hc n w/all extra.OJ 100· or camelhrui & re rni.. S229,000. 675-36.17 SPYGU.SS HILL '1 Bdrm. Occan vaew. Drru;trc pn<'e r<.oduclton. Irwin & Irwin Hcaltors 644-6111 TRADE FOR CAMEO SHOllS Your smaller hon'll• for th111 dramalJc 3 bdrms., 4 1909 Yecllt be ..... ~ /HI I h l'nftl' ( .. If.JI' ("1)'1 C'harm1n~ 3 bdrm lrt lt•\••I. lu\ury <'Onllo V11·w frnm ('\1•rv room 2761HllYi.w Tur1l1• ro1·k tx•.111tv. 4 bdrm & lam r m, rnrmJI d1n'11 l.1w lot on 1·ul •It· ,,,,. t7 Stltw ... r newport center realty 640·1812 baths, pool on ocean side., _______ _ panoramic ocean view: CotleW... 1024 nirmdeled. like new. A ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l bu¥ al $489,000 h'nd, _______ _ included • •· 41ZSCAMDIM SLASHED OPIH SUH. 1-S To $72,500 EXCLUSIVE ueaullful 3 BR 2 BA Deluxe 3 bdrm .. 2 baiJi home t>LUS fabulous canyon homl' 1ust 11tc:ilti r1mlly rm. Creal family lo the be;ich l.u1h nelithborhood. l.owcflt l•ndsc•Plnfl' Room t>r pncc an arN• ~ 6 ocean view dcdt. A.5TRA Rt;t\l. ESTATt:; eveft cefllrQI Olr.roftll, I 7•.117100 S hows like a mo(t91 . ..---·-----· sz:se.aoo. ... ..,. 671-7'40 IASYTOIUY! Super Elt'-lde cul de 1111c-toe. 2,000 Sq. It. ainJ&e awry, 4 or S BR • st•••... family rm , hUJlt' CO'nAGI kitche n, eating a r ea $111,000 SU.nit« R.F:.55741623 Incomparable ro,ner ---- home In Coron• del Mar. A "rlect couple ta.lde- e wa.y. O>ay " ~let.to °"' bedroom .,.d den ud privele paUo. Sbown bllm.u.Y IWTY '1Mt00 MISAYaDI TWMHSI fMAAT164,900 MOit dealuble MH• Vllla, 2Br. commuafty pool, mian1 uparade&. HURRY ONTHIS ONE! lt4c.rtet ··~34)4 I l f , r ,, t?1 ......._,_.S. ..._.., ~INS. ttw.Fors.le W....tNs.le ......._,_S. Sundey.~ber26. t978 DAILYPILCYT DZ . ,.... s. ....................... ··--······ .............. ....................... . ..... • •• • • • • .......... ~··••• • • .~ ~. •••••• •• ••• •• • • •• • • • • • • • •• •••• • ••• · .,,,,,-. I 044 ~ For S. .._.. '°" S. tto.s. For S. -c..e....... ..24 NeM I 024 I .... ._ ... eclt I 040 lrTw I 044 ~ I 044 .................................................... ! ...................... ! ............... .. •• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • •11 ..... • •• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • •• • • • • • LAIC)lmO le-1t I 041 LG1J111M1 ~ I 0 52 L...-MC)lltt I 05' 1ASnao1 COSTAMIS4 Compl~el.)' rerurbilh Bdrm. 2 ~lb homt. R\i atteaa on a huae ~ lot •.toa ~.~~~~.~lly 67~·1700 MDAVIR. Home In t'lll't'll-well man l C UJ:t'd nel hborhood r'llh 3 be~roo m tlaa truly 11~r 1111i.~ fumt~ room Great hm t'nti•"fnmt•ot cenw.r w1lh blue l\J)urkl Ina pool And o~y bkleb from goll l'OU,,C' Just SllT.500 ~ It lO day, Walt ~·14 ICATB.LA llf'LTY 961-l:J•• GRAND OPENING SAT&SUH ...._ ... Pos.MttJo. POI LIA.SI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISA ¥111>1 Outatan<fln• huunt tn Brand new :I bdrm rondo CUSTOM NOMI trat"t 4 lar1tf' bf'druoma, In cholcu Irvine area WOOllBllDG£ REALTY •Bdrm 3 RalJI w/(Of'lNll 2 balhl, family roorn 11ncl Show• I vly 142$/ mo dlntna room atld family formal dmln/' ~c-luded r.ii 1!50l OFFERS = !°°ov~~iJ"\~ci ~!.~~b!:.r caf1h~~~ .. [,.......,.-,1~1"i'Jti•111!"5•4•1 ... t"t•g•;• Villager rondo. Poplar S69.950 fUw1J qulllui th~t ~ ~ ~l461 __ " Villager condo. Elm 72.900 bkx-k to C'OW1\ry dub • 6AL90A MODl!;I. Rt-a_I &_ta_l _..-Warmin~n Plan D 95.500 ttlmla C"OU11& 11·u .. t u,,.. 4 IJdrma t ownst11r.. Broadmoor Wildwood 102.900 t't't'Ct <'all~_, f'onnal c:ianml( C-Ountry Aspenwood 107.500 k1tcht-n w/blt In HliQ W"".J 'd C b . 108 900 1-·am rm & ('l>rwerntion V\1Ubn ge Groves am nc . 1111 ""'1 frµk ra,uc; s upt•r Akins Plan A 110.000 1e•me room w/another Adams 124.000 1--------•.i Wl"t bar Ownt'r un•1ou11 Adami\ 124.SOO toeo Bier ~ 146l Adams 126.500 Causey & Company POINT YOURSELF TO THE SEA POINT MIGUl!L -new 3 & 4 bedrm Townhomcs. From $96,000. 10,.k Down. 9r;, financing. MIGUEL SHORES -enjoy beach livinl? for just SlOS,900. Popular 3 bedrm Townhou.l\e m0<lcl. MIGUEL SHORES -ocean vie w. 4 bcdrms. gourmet k itchen. formal dinin~ room. family rm. S235.000. REGEMT REALTY Ill-JI 14 SAVI SSH F'or details on any homes for sale m • ~.)OU b'~1 ~~ poo~~~~· l'urpet allowance l'aaot Rul FJ;tatt> l>cautaful Woodbridge. call MEW USTIMG! Lag.a leoch 1048 ~ IHda 1041 unw t' ruan 11 1 • ·1 allowi.nl't'. Take udvun --~)I South Laguna Doll House ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bllr S.0.l130 or ~\7-M50 tair~ o( thUi flt'nN·QWI of L.urgesl tn Woodbndgt•' 1 . WOODIRIDGE · Bnght. cozy 2 Bedroom WATER CR&SCENT BAY ev _ I ft;r 4 U.-droon~. 2 bat.h.i. ~Bdrm. 3118. kllch nook. REALTY hom! ~1th new pamt ~nd New JBr. 38a, DR. frplc. • &C:TSIDE \\11lk lO liChoob & purk ~living, ram & rt1n1n.: carpeUng _plus pleasml( WATER ram rm, view673·6634 ~ IQwetnelghborhood IJkr rrn~3<'ar.:arTilerool 551-3000 ocea n view at only Nnr W~11tchH. lovely ~ 1461 2 (rplc 's tkkyd \U On $103.500... E-.~wL.-r-ocE.a...a FRONT hotnl' "1UI :?Z30 ... .. , -'-p r I d pd ,..._. HOUSr. .. .,. rn: "" ~ ep no S .,. rec room Super 4 Br 2 Ba. frpk . cul·'"' sa<' ro n sc I ..,...31...,.g.,.2Jewel St~ That's the eme (or this Deluxe co-op apt. 2br, n..autaful k1t"hcn •· .. _ .... I rmr lot N/W H~ Mu11t & upgrd thl'uoul. Sl9S.OOC .,., t I r ~roperty 2 b a h u ie de ck .... " ..... -u• 0 .... , ofr Pnn<' only b) flDHLOUS wooou1--r. "'~M .. Laguna BeaC'h spec 8CU a . • I • tC11> qu.ihty p1unt :ind M!t' Convenient lO ever r~ · · ftUU -~ ~u• located h ig above elevators, td poo . 2 wallp;,i!)('r.s. 4 8R +of )'thing Alllerms A~kang applooly S59·5915· A .. Poplar Model .. inthe SAT.&SUM.1-4 LAGUNAS FAMED pkg. spcs. Sandy bch. (1~ • TV room. «ar $80,000 892 l372 POOLSIDE HOME Creekside development. I Don't pass up lh1s excep· RfVlERA COASTLINE. adults. $185,000. wloec'ner Pk& for cars1--bd , IT DIDtn SELL? lncl .... es <'t'ntral air. up· This highly desired 3 tional opportunity' with breatht.aking VIEW HARCUM & HORN R e and RV'' SlS9.SOO. Lease By Owner 2 story 4 rm I .., bedroom home 1s being I • OF c AT A LUI A. THE 998 Glenneyre 494-3SSI. option considered. Ruthi 2-..., bil dm, tam. lndry YOU DIDM"T CALL graded carpets. great otrered at a very re· MEW LISTING! SEA AND VILLAGE -- Laurie. Rltr 646-4.380 f o~capl' ~go led~~~~ ~i~~ G.. Conley""· :~~i~0:::alhl;u;,0~~~:~ allst1c pncke Short1 d1sd-Rustic South Laguna two BELOW. s1 pra w II n1i:: 3 l.oglllna HUis I 050 CENTURY21 h tanl'Ctola e·poosan ho rth t bdrm . f oor pan ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•""ton D,..GM many extras rrinc1pals SSl)..6800 ~9-7400 Plan 4 patio ome school. Upgraded Oak story me w gues serviced by 2 baths has • s ue e r Rr ook view only $109.000842·0455 Pnmegreenbcltlocallon CltJors 10 entry and un1t.Treeshadedcorner1 formal dining room.BY owner. 3 BR. 2 ba-: w/pl~h carpet. air con· --1 makes lhis a mus t to see k 11 e h c n . u pgrade ti lot . F1ex1ble financing. stepsaver kit<'hen with Nestled m hills . Qw~t. dilJorunJ:, encl utnum. I ORANGETREE I Priced for rast sale . Only carpet. slumpstone plan-$157,100. breakfas t nook and cul·de·sac. $76.900. Must.. lge master bdrm w/mir IUl&.DERS Plan 3 Lovely patio home $82,950. Hurry! ters . patio cover . i;:as • reatures laving room with see to believe. 586-5361 rored wardrobe d()ori.. CLOSEOUT 2 bdrm. 2 ba. fam. rm. & firepit and a pricl' to con· llG VALUE! CF.NTER Fl R~PLAC:,~ By Owner. 3 Br 2 Ba. i:, Cun you believe 1t also ln· PRICE ltB>UCED I trplc. $77 000. Lomonl sider . orrered alS102.500 Large hilltop home with AND WALL 0 1-G L~S level <'Ondo. I~ fenced; eludes ref1rg, washer & OPEN HSE SUM 12·4 I Grove lrvme496·7427 3 Bedrooms. 2 •,oz baths. 11tAT. LOOKS TO SEA patio. easy ac·cess to ~'Jr!!:,·. ~:I :,C;.u:'·900· 2 New homes, 1900 sq fl. lrvme Groves 2 br. den,, spacious living room a nd I ~ o u 11 a Is o f ~ n8Td shopping & frl!eways . As-: .. ,, · 3Br. 2"7Ba. cedar or l Orangewood. baC'ks lo whitewater view. Sun· SE PAR ATE GUE. sumable FHA 8"'.1<'..f. loan. I s hing le exl, lg yd. greenbe lt. Lndscpd. decks & great outdoor QUARTERS with e~ $6 4 ,900. 768 -1443" lndsrpd, fncd & s pnnkler frplc S93.500. 640-0997 1Jv1n~. Owner anxious. posed wood b<'3med cell· evestwknds. Pnn only. 21 1 sys tem 1n. Lg s unny 3 O 5 I GREAT I Submit offers! $135.000. ing and pnvate bath ·-. I deck,b1ghv rm&dm1ni:1 • 00 sqft r• • Recreation area w1th 1 _._.'--' 1052. d b El t d .. ~ this SJIDJER HOME' 5 BmROOM view has SWIMMI NG ~""r""' a rea, woo urning egan escrivccs "" • RELAXED POOL WITH JACUZZI ••••••••••••••••••••••~ SURFR~"'•TY "'.frplc,bigkll<'hen,fa mlly1 beaut1folhome.F,.P FAM IL YI COMFORT l'andwntbars .. Rlteredby l N• ~"' ~ I rm, walk In pantry., W/(rplc + lg game rm nus 2 bedroom Sequoia ENTERT NJ::R " . ·~ aguna 1gue •---------Roman tub & w a lk in w/wet bar Xlnt loc Model is perfect for the Al Beautifully appointed wall of ~las,; For those ! ' ,_________ I l bd 7"--0 I u n At75 °x~uuve or couple J'usl Lush covered entry leads I cond h 2 who de!u re the finest. •• I c oset in ms r rm., '"4 ,.,. oan.......... " "" to Mexican tiled foyer . spllt·leve o wit TillS DELUXE HOMF. Realty 81/20/o c~ to bea<'h. h blk starting ouL Only step!> Vaulted ce1lmged hvmg ~ms. den. wet bar.I IS A MUST TO SEE. of I I ASSUMAILE . fromLakePark. ' IESTIUY topool.spa.clubhouse& room&gardenv1ewdm· dining room 2 Vz baths.I feredforonly I ._...,._. ....... mMI F or this upgraded 31 l306~7~~~a St. I SHTO IELIEVE ~anc~:le ci~~.~~s & 'o7:t-mg. Sla1rs touched with whitewater view. &grea.t I Sll9 500 Full Pric• _CIA.saCD1,,~ I bedr"? home, copper!' I ARIOR LAKE Ideal cuJ-de·sac location wroug ht iron lead lo outdoor hvang from <! CALL TODAY' l WHY WArT FOR • C/rit,,, -.v. u~ I plumbing. 2 Car dlcbd COMDO $82 900 bedroom wing including decks and covered patio REALTY I .. gar.Tot.alpriceSG!l,950. 1 $ll 2900 Asking · · .. ma s t e r s uite Wllhj plus pool & Jacuzzi MISS.OM , CHRISTMAS? ~ ...._... • j Payable$492 per mo. For IAYSHORES , balcony & lofl ·St)'ll-d Slhl $149.500 I 98.SS Cst ltwy. LagunJ I Give your loved ones a ruaWram.u fW'lherinfo,645-9161 I Sharp 2 bedroom Condo I Beautiful h1~hly up -bedroom Asi.umc low m • I ~ 494-073 1 Alfl they will never ocean viev I new carpets,pamt.<1nd~1gruded.2br +.den. AC. ll're:.tloan.llurry' NEW DUPLEX I-----, ~~~~.1·3 ~~~~ar-:::.1:~ I largesundeck. SSS.500 1 a n d i. <' '1 P c d Live m one unil & rent home Relax in y our romantkand • . I 0 1 I 6444466/552·632700 1-SUNDAY the other . 3 Bedrooms. 2! I custom Jaculz1. On gotr· Baths in earh unit with' • course. S329.500. 180 degree ocean v1e't\ THE HIUS "'-ht ligh.,• --.I· -$10,0 • I SPECIALS Overlooks golf cours~ I You can be m this r1ne <t'' ·~ w . REGENCY R £. Short walk to beach m bdrm fam1lv home roe Look' Assume 9o,;. GI no1 -r.I ~ · · beautiful San Clemente Chnstmas 'Lame welt' '80fro'm995 ~~~!;aA2~Z,d!'.5s~i:::::,1 ~1L8R:SS::1~ UNDER ! OPEN 12·4 R7:~5C6H560 SIGS.OOOGR"'C.IOUS I =J~~~~~~~ ou~~1n<1c)utsr~tadgndr~1ndg~b·ut)~~~att·'.· of .,~·':,~. ~· 102611 '~6'7'j':a7oo"' I MARKET I ll Swallowtail ~" LiVIMG I ~~inr.~as::~~~I~:.:." s1o7.~ -Irvine Groves orr~r!. lhl!. S~M JOA.c;>UIM Quahly cedar & ~lasi.1 Butt·hcr block brt'llklJ'-l 493-9494 495-5220 10°% DOWN , •••.•.••••••........•.. ! 5 IR CASTLE : I g~s~~c ~~~~ll~1~~:. $11s.900 home'" beaut1ru1 wood·!. bar 3 Bdrms. 2•, hath.... 496-24 '3 830-5050 REDUCED •looking for a Roya l' WOODBRIDGE spa&tcnmscourts.Ask· Lovt'lvSan Matl.'Omodel. CoB vehare~.38eldrooms.31 formald$1l~~n500~rm.Loli.ul Townhom-c.-rompl up, No COSTS 'I FORQUlCKSALE l Family . M c rl!d1lhl CROSSING ang only$82.900 Vi e w or mountains at s. rama Y room. extras ..... ~raded. 3HH. brick~ By O • .,...,r. Ocean v1ewj Gardens. Huat' 2 story Last opportunity for ! Pnvate Irv me Tennis guest quarters. big deck. I red d decks /farepit .. ~ I ........ " Lal& Club Members hip in· privat~ patio. lovely 494-8519 w . w • To BUYER 3Br, 2"2 ba +den. Pool, 1 r o o en a d d 1 t 1 o n ., these excepllonal value t 43 Mirror • eluded ln pnce. garden & ocean vaew 1990 So. Coast llwy pat cov s & vu. S89.000, jac. sauna. Ma ny up-1 Downstairs guei.l PerfectlocauonanWood· F abulous 4 bedroom OPENSUNDAY 1.5 XakeoHer.S230.000 LAGUNA BEACH ~n_'!~~~l I g rades . See l o ap.1 quarttrs.Subm1lon con· bridge near Lake &I town home in lh t· Callfordirections • l'Assumelh•S 9 "4'k loanoo I AX' at NI on the murr & • preciate. $102,500. Ph I tract., let':; trade I Beach Club. I & 2 Story. Deerfield area or Irv ml' 52 0283 th<' Wt"l>l t·nd of W1lso 1661·2537 ERAHuntm~onShores homes. 1477 to 2148 sq. Entirely upgraded 7 · UMIQUEDESIGM 1 1 a beautiful Monarch 2257 Pocffic 'a• 103~4Br 2ba tmmac an/out I baths . Decorator al· $97.900. . in lh•s stunning new Beautiful & pract1cal;l lwnhs. with ocean & ca :u Pa<'if1t'/\v<' I 8484S57 ft .. up lO 3 bedrooms. 3 throughout. Asking t and rme detailing blend Close-In Summit 11. 2br. 2ba .._. __ -...-.. I iaro Mo v E I N B I:: r;: l.owances up lo 54500 Na-:Jrvint• ~ wood & glass executive walk to beach. school & nyon vu · By ~wnet. _... ~ i •••••••••••••••~•••••• CHRtiTMAS. $12,000 dn I tl()nal award winning de-, 14671 Sero.. ~ r.Jir'··· home. Large. living room town. Lovely decor and $89.900. 22842 La Ugo Dr, ""--""-•~ IPnC'edlowforqwck sale.19:...'k-r.nc·g. Opn Sun signs, bwlt-1ns. all woodl Columbia~laninC-Ollege ~ wath conversation pit landsrapmg. Patio forj Lag Nig 661 ·37~. r~u.1.:::;;;..;;i 1 3 ~R 2 BA. dinmg rm.1 12.5 Sl<t2 Sisson.~.8784 ex t e ri or. lavish Park. This bea utiful family room . dining outdoor hvani;: Co nve·/ PRESTJGIOUS •Sunkt•nhnni:mom yardw/fru.ittrees·acrossl 0 j allinduded Pnces from; h ome is upgraded ~ Bedrooms. 2 1.2 bath!. WoodsCov• gq .-.c-. I trailer access. hg back r~llJO landscaping and more. large 4 bedroom family ~J.J:-752.o213 I area. dream kitchen . 3 naent $146,500 800901• 1 1 11:.-t . __ ......_ • Fnrmalclmmg rmm 1 st from tennis rrti. & I'"'"' 10441 Sl 18.990 Sales person on I lh roug hou l. A:. k 1 ni.: Th 1 s o cc an v 1 e w "" I S1tut1kd on 2nd ra1rway •Rust1r rt•d;.r ~ha1· 1 park. By Owner. $71.900 •••••••••••••••••••••••i s1te atN5 Woodlake.next $138.500. Ass.....W.95/81.oon ~howplacc features 3I New 2 BR for quallly uf .. :1 N11o1uel Glf Crsc 3 roob Firm. 23891 Larkwood. 1n Spnngvalc Park 1n Beawl 3 BR. home w/2 rareplaces. vaulted ceil· conscious buyer. Clost> to, ~rm, 2 ba • cent. A1C~ • ~; x I l.'n!.1 \'I' l O·d ~·4191 __ 11 TH"' .... l(SI Woodbndge I 14272 Matisw ba.1n The Ranch offered m~. tile. stained ~lai.s & beach but has o~tstand j ( IO.'>t'. to assoc. pool ~ 1911t1ni:? :-1;11nt'{I ht.irs 1 "'" · , I 2 48 08 I Single story 3 bedroom for sale by the ownr Tiffany lamps. S337 .000. ing ocean view Spac1ou!.I spu 11us one won I last..;, • Delux<> lanct:11·a~nj.' I . I We ~~II pay your c~osin~ 55 . Plan 200 in The Colony Features incl. Cathedral • room, eleAant master H I <: II A R 0 S 0 .,. •f\urlt·in mu•r<Jl''IVI.' FountaiaValt.y 1034 C051.t 1ryoubuyth1s3 hr. • Sh Ilk mod I Cen· ceilings. e'x t ens 1vel So Co H $189.500.BOUJS Rt:-:ALTORS : oven •••••••••••••••••••••••, Cha•c-ellor Home before ~ ~k· S:S500 lndscp ·g w/Or1ental ll~vi11ag~s}ai1~ay ! Privacy Plus I 831·7700 ; • F1rC'plaN> I ' 4 PLUS DEM I Dec .. I i lra atr. m~ . . garden. Plush crpls & LAGUNA BEACH A dramatic 4f> n hvlni:d Lc*e Fottst Io~' •Cathl'dral rt'1h•f(1 In ma 2100 11q rt home '\ •• T.S.REALTY Sll,900 upgrades lhruout.I 497 2457 room wtcathedr~I C'ell·1 ••••••••••••••••••••••~ ma11ter bedroo';'t I $96,000. that ~ill.even go 551-4741 I IEST DEAL IM $109.900. ?J>en house ~at. • ing. looks lhru the lush SPACIOUS 3 IDRM ' Sal<'S Af(cnt2'lat It' I FHA or VA. Huge family! I I WOODIRIDGE ~~· 1~.~l Bordeaux folla~e out to sea. l.argcl 2~ ba condo. Plush de: 3 2 6 room for great entertain· SAL. OR LSE OPTIONj Beautiful & popular · · T"' v SHELTER . pnvatc decks. S212,000 ror. family room. au: 6 1 ~g. Red bnck fireplace! lB. rC.Ondo. super loc on, Warmington Townhome. ""' C'Otf;OP l'ond. wetba r. fpl<'. Near • '"h~ng ,..m, «>•«de "'f,' tenif" upgnb,I Plan 8. 2 bdrm. 2 ba.I LOCJlllMlllHch 1041 up W $20.000 when you ~Ian 1 Sun&SailClub.$78,900 , patio and low matn·1 $55 .agtS52·4268 Highly upgraded. AIC.1 Turtlerock ••••••••••••••••••••••• purchase one or these I OPENSUNDAY 1-4:30 , t.enance yard. You mui;t · Premium su:e lot w t • N Jed · th h'll d new wood &glass custom 21786 • -ke Vista Dr. see the extras in this SA 1 FIC E' Beaut used k Cl I est m e 1 s an ho I I ...., home! Won 't last at thts1 Wo«lbndgq j Br 2148:1 .h brcla~auo& :;~,~o derorat.or perfect. This IOOOroRTBNO CORASE~~~Y. ll66bame. ~aslv1ew, 4br, 2'h 11111 CallR_17·9550 Mesa Verde by owner. price. Also 10~ down I PUS elegant 2 Br <'Ondo sOpec 00 l-i '-'s· & Su · beautiful home has 5 __ .., • _ ,_ 3br, 2ba. Open 1'>UJe 1·5, OK. and seller will c~rry n ed below ma rkel. l 5 n ~e al n. • ~r:ms .. 3 baths,• formal 497-2461 781Balbt13.3br, 3ba. I Sal/Sun. Pnc~ for im 10% second. Mil es!~ nr h~ke 673·4311 . 113Slarflo er dining room and a lar.l(c S239.SOOCallJcan B1dt-r -I F OREST E OLSON ..... (. .............. , d. I SlU 000 · 1287 I · · w bonus room. Pnced at OCR"'...-.... T ~571•57te. sa ~ · """'TEL• •Rr."'•TY er/Agt 551·2754 By Owner 5164.900 K;lllU"I"""" al Turner Assoc ~SU .... I S ....... --~ Side by side on separate ""•"'t ' """'....,. " • '•'--c- IASTSIH 961-3301 rooL & SPA WOOOIRIDGES&S lots. a 4 bdrm. 3 bath ~=-...,.,. T"'ILr. I 2145/65 ... xc.def' Mewporlleoch 1069 I h. ~ 0 0 N,.... Cyp-sswood condo ~ home & a S bdrm, 3 bath UMOISTRUC "' .._ UpperV1ctona Beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oelint.•ru1 liv°'g • t ts •'*'='°" •-ocll I 4 $99 !l)Q 2 "e-r 2 ea'." n..,.,n Sat /Sun ~ &... _.......,. -v~ ho me . Secluded & ocean & canyon views; New 2100 sq rt homes. ____ ..-beaut xtra lg 3 br rondo. •I•••.................. , 12·5. $85.000. Owner D :;5A_ pnvale with fantasl• rreshlypamled, with new Semi-pvt area with bt!aut ~---- 1-'ront unit •!privacy. s Resale Specialists ln i!esirable Greentree. 551·3877 'l~ .. ,~ views. Priced al $450. carpel& appliances. this ocean vu. Walk lo shops. Assum a b I e Frplc, wet bar. pool. or S bdrm models wel have this beautiful ~T)' each, or buy both ro 3 bdrm., low main· schools&beach.3Br.2"'2 Jacuzzi. Pvt. fln.,wmi;{ all. some w/pools . C b ridge, ideally,Terrace.Umv.Pk .. 3BR.833-86QO $875,000. tenllJlcehomeasinllplop ba.famnn.Many extras 81/2°/o w/apr . One year new. • 4602. 1 led on a corner lot, home on greenbelt. Din· OCEAHAtOMT shape & ready to move & addit features. Trades Harbor Vie w Monaco 979-5370 ennington Properties wood parquet entry, Ing rm. lndry rm. 2 ba. On the sand al Alls m. Owner will consider or 2nd TD poss. Must sell Phase Ill. Great view, ALLST E ~ ,r~~l~~e~t.~~ ~~~:3~10s1~:~~~0: ~; lfS23CMtPVsDa~IR\#ltlE ~~c~s~°::~~·:~ .. :~ coo~~l!o8~R~4:;~ S24S.~97-171 I ~~fa~.By owner. Y~' RIALTO OPIHHOUSE fodetails. owner.552·5940 carpets & drapes . A spaclous 2 bdrm.unit 2244PortCarlislc AT/SUM 1-5 PM $485,000. with expansive ocean & OpenS/S 644·488'7 I LITCHFIELD DR. OCEANFRONT sunset views: beautifully $159,900 4 ' on r lot, formal din· b/ lrvl 4 Bdrm, 4 baths + gues available. $95,000 3 . ll!(i BA, pool home, ' 14 Steps lO sandy beach maintained ; financing lng m. covered patio, m8C08 08 apt. wilh kitchen. bath. MYSTIC PARK ---. eJe ric garage opener. realty bdrm & loll. $675.000. A serene-mt. & .canyon $73. . """7804 Agt isTVAL IN UNIV PK CROWN P0'"1' view with glimpses or the ________ ., 9 -l81S,_.-,. 3l B~. 2 ba, 2200 sq ft Near C rescent Bay ocean. This spacious 4 *DUPLEX* --~~~'.f=~-:-1~~~~~~~~~1 Enhm. + bonus rm. Beach. 3 Bdrms.. bdrm. ramlly home Is $6500 . UI ceil'g, nu pnt. nu ALMOST MEW t baths. alrium; quiet & newly carpeted & paint· Ocean side of hwy, level bwshr, nu drainbrd, exclmlve area. $225,000. ed. A value atS197.000 lot, easy access to beach. n moves you in. w gar opnr. Al this Plan IV in Heritage Park~ 2·story. 3 Needs P&int. mlnor re· • tYa Ba adult oc· pri~ the hse i.s less than BR. 2 1h bath condominium located pairs; fdeal ror home & . Walk t.o aboppng Jl00.000. & wtlhe land at close to schools & shopping. Offered Ow.rAMltcMc) income. Hurry. only cean. Close to poly 1119,500, Make me al $95.900. Linda Ta~Jianetti z.story (2 unitsl French ~i:;:Re.alty 494.0731 ys. Otcered for an ofr. F1ex financ'g. S42·82.,c. <E·59) c t I k North Prin onJ 0 S59-8280 ..,., o u n ry · oo • •tO!> .., eo.si ~ .. .., y. wnr · Laguna ; great ocean L"""""1 BHc" w 9265• 1t"'SY & 1~SIYl view. 3 Bdrms. & ''''•i.94 u11 -"5ArU"t bd f I 31601 90.,, ·~it\' 2 BR condo w/beamed ceilings. air rms.. rp cs .. new Sou1h l<IQUn.t C41 92e.11 kitchens & baths. with , ,,., •99 •!191 & encl. garage. Close to comm. f??Ol anUQue touches. Cedar Ha ve option to buy $137.000homefor199.000 Am wtlUng to sell. Bob 494·5758. 497.344t1 Assumes balance or 1140 000 SllOO/ mo. al I~ 3 B~. home, re mdl 'd. Golf course view. '*»· cant. No credit needed • By owner. 645-63$4 HnrborView Palermo 4 Br 3 Ba Ft:E Assume 9"'1'0 loan. 833-l840 $175,000 BIG CANYON l2SK ! '. 2 Br 2 Ba cundo. Assume PRIZE WINNING Wood· bridge Crouln#C home. 2 bdrm, 2 ba, beautifully upglded. Clote to lake & rec. ctr. $115.000. 752-2121 & s hopping. $58.000! Lois Mi ller Inside It out. Submit Want Ad Re.suits 642·56'78 642-823.5. (E·60l terms · take occupancy Want Ads Call 642·5678 9SK loan •l 10~. Can __ ...;._ ___ -i close 3/t/79. Ownr. LOSING LWE on bachelorhood forces sale of' condo. His aood fortune may alao be )'OUl"I. Nlccly decorated, nearly now Plan & In beauttrul Oranaetree. lluatMlll now. $245,000. T .. Of,...Towwl RAMCHO SAM JOAqulM u n I q u e t e r r a c e d Terrific San Joaquin town.home has landacaplng & walls or a top level view of the golf course & natural rock are the set· city li~hts. 2 BRs, sep. dining & wet. tlnfof'thlsnew Chrh1Uan i b $126 500 Abel designed 3 ,bdrm. bar. fantast c uy at , · cedar home peerlna Ly1111e Valentine 644·6200. CE-61) down on whlte water cove. The 26 rt. kitchen & ....,. US AM OflfBI b•lhl are of lmp0rted Charming 2 BR+ den home in The tlle. Move In f or Estates of Woodbridge. Never lived Cbria:O't&!':!~. an! Highly upgraded! Landscaped "" ''" •• -new washer & dryer. $109.900. Whit• wattt vtew. z Natalle Benjamln '152·1414. <E-62> a.,.."'*· ramUy rm .. J rrpk:. 6 Wle work.room . Unllmltecf upanston potential: lmmed. po1-6on. -·· ... McC.Cmdl 494.7111 AaCH llACH HllGHTS Formal living with casual touch In thts 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home nestled In the trees with large private deck. $179.500. A COU9WaL IAtml CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ......... .., .... .............. . . . 551-4038 LIDO ISLE By owner. 3 Br + Fam• Rm, $265,000. 673·3649 I County. 5 Ur. 3 ba. 2• trplcs. 2 car gurage. lg'e ~ r!K'd ya.rd. Owner out of. coun\r)'. Must aell or hie• w /opt to b uy. Good tA!t'tm. $13.'l,OOO. 549-7t'll. ~ IUll.DR'S Dll.MMfT1 " Newport Beacll-exiltln• ( home + room to bui Id. c OWMI' bu r.duced price 1 acainl Ooo't wait I Call• tordlY.Ut '*7171 C>1N 119 •I" llJN "'''""'I' J TH£ REAi . ESTAl[f{S ~-J • . .. •• 11 /II 1:• IKI - :i. rv, ~ I 1MO - I > 10 Wt'l c" . j nr tr) h II.' ioo\/ ·c-f <'r 6232 --'" -t. \(II y Sl43 -4110 •••••• SACtt 8. '40 • -Ado on ountry i. -· 1lpa 14. v TV, 2 ( ( '7 ~ J 6 '1 " s b " ' l1 $ '71 4 lJ f, I '1! k $' f . .. p ( { •• b ' Da o.-.1LvP1Lo1 SunGty NcMmbet2t.. 11'11 ..._..,_s. Otllll-a..t•w. °"'"'lfflltttn o.wa.-11.... a. .. ~ .,.,. 'r••• ..._.. '-S. Meets"~ S. ~ '-S. S.. a.-• I 076 C.-f'CW e.c-,,.,.rty 2000 ...._ "•rtv 2000 ....................... 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F'1;11, S22.l3$ ix·r mo . Pay. have enclosed p:atios. m finest locale. Open <hP.blt.inw. frpk:. patio. fro · ...... HOW •10UT A •EMODIL.7 oc.tu.ni likt• ll on tho years rent ~u3ranteed ment.6 ooly Sl4,000 per Contract sale ok. Only beam, frplc, heat pump, ganae. water furn . Ollli.ru.llc w.,...,u A "' m11rk•t ' rrir t-d for Primehtahtra rflccount rro. Seller needs cash! S149.SOO. DaVld Bourke Jat'u.uilubtnm.slrba.A AdulaonlY.no_pets. ~nor., Ju.":. 111"~ tu ~tt~ Bl•n ullfol O<'t:On ,. IC-\\ I -.t orv hom on Quack S..leut Sltll.000 11.000 Sq rn·t rcntable CaU Rkk B1ers. BK R. Realtor. 546-me>. woman will love full RA'l'E Rt~ONABLE •Y;t 0 1 1th Dl1ta1tt' ,"' f <ibuh>t~ 1 l'1mf1c Shon: Rwalt)t pace S780 000 714"60387 powered kltt~n -wtth A~• trom -Co11nt ~r11 wmani. •P IMh t' '*l-6300or·t.92 "676 ~· IUL·._ Jenna Ire appliancu. Club Style 11nd tiral'\' <1rc du. I I 0 I 0 KINGS RD.. NI -1 Co. GARD An 44 ou' PLEXES S.150.000. Finance avail. 27S Mesa Dr., 548-6106 JI!• t-d th.l'W,llht\U\ lhU. ~ S. ,,._ 6J ·3400 or • M3MOlll 011 J.758-4587 )IOry ~·ondom1n1um 'i. ·-" C.flll"'-o 1071 '44-1751 !7P~lol~ Jrc8a~ ~~~:! FtlOM $11 250 .---.. m-3br, 2'e. Crplc, fenced yd Oowm11 dt•Nllitn ' :! Rdr~. L1 ' -, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • --. .---. w/palio. Quiet cul-de · 2 bo1U\rl, '""-'Piil'\', p1tUU ~, z~ . . ...... \, ., •M.llOO OWN, I~ 211ty. 2 ......... ..tr 2000 Mesa renta l arcJ . HOMES W/IHC. Gro•n 2700 sae.~to scbQol..&So. d cc k ll. t) v •• r •I '" d /" • ,..._ Ur ("OncJO by tht' lukc ••••••••••••••••••••••• $449.000. cu I· d e. 5 a c n e I gll · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cil. flaza. $4:;0. 551·2776 1e11r11t:t'l workbbo". _. ful _.,.., . ., 1111 zdi $11~ ooo A .C L 171•1 E.ASTSIDE 1 borhood. 2 & 38r on lrg 3acttt1 Fallbrook. home & 1 _agt.;:___N\_r_ee.:... __ -.-__ Iv l·~wpp.-d 1nurnwt' -~ -• ~ 6288 "'~ot lots. modern apt s . 1rove. $119,500. EZ trms. llbu.• dd1i:ht licttcht<n , .irt•11. -Pn..., ownership 3 Br 2 Purcha:;ers provided TtadeforOC.6'73·9473. •-vu .. DNEW pool J1n·u"~· •II bll'Od 1.0 • O PI .... D'""LY 1 1~4 Vlhl l TIM S.a Ha w/fircpla<'t' owner'it ~E:HIG€ w/bstolrental tnquiries New l4wnbse type u.ruts. ll1 1 bu r " ""' 8 1 u n It + s 1 x 2 8 r HOM€' ~ DOW .... •y IL 160 acres'4 Deeds SMJ5 per Easts1ie. 2 hr. l "'t ba. •n«'lCC'Ubtve ma-"'t RHODA MAGIL, RLTR. ~"' 2 8 · 2 A,'\Jla• town h ou se un1ti. 1 l vJ/o .. ~A acre lor Ranches orl fncd rds. upg raded I h l' d 1 :i. t• r 1 m 1 n " t • n ~ tugb uo a tuJI Terra <.'Olla $482.000. . w. Coallt Hwy. Nu b\zyttr Plelllll" call Doi klkh, Jiir. ruJly llled h&S 64it 6646 FAIRVIEW Fanns near allalla fields crpu. trps. bltns. Small \mold 7 .... J'""I I 7 I 4/642-3600 "··-howl'r 10 rTUilr ba -by Owners. Terms Ji'or child· iel ok. From $395. · -"'"' ""'"' 1nro. "a ll c31 .7366 or mo. h1 ve by 2548 ,,. AIL I ~.lln view or twn. htlh. & e f ~€'TIG€ GARDENS 1·253-5204'No Brokers Orangt Ave. then call J ~U & M1ny xtras • never end 12 UNITS .. ~ P l &CE ~ ---> NEWPORT FALLBROOK For sa le or eves 123>431·7318· ~ t)pt'n Hou~e ~tn~ h•·ld I TRY I AJ.J..STATE REALTORS HOM€S IEA.CH 547 ... SIZ trade 5 acres bare land. -..O ttfW .. NOP-HTIIS.. 27 15 V1i>t..1 l lmbroi.ai 11661 3101 3333 W. Coast Hwy , NB so· rrom sand. Will Lrade beauoruJ view for homti. Eaststdtbeaut. new lge 3 10,..r11~>0 ,.Mt . _38d 28a~Ur7 I LEASE . JUSTCOMPl.111D 64S.6646 forlargefixer·upperun·syownerEastCM 2ona xln t for Avocadoa.,br,2 bi duplex.f'rplc. --·· duplt!X, tnclu11ln1t ba)I onlON ONIOfAllMD DOrTYOUISll.F its. Call Rick Byers . loLS1160oo . 548-6439,642·10'71 dtnrm.mrl.gar.Adult.:. LUXU.IOUS I front to tw t'X<'han~t'<I Co~ & ~I.his htlllop ~ BKR. 714·556-77'T7 '96i5383 RHtla.... 1 1 only. oopets. $600. mo llGIANYOM d 0 ~ n 1 a J pi.. g , 5 Br. 2 awry. form d in acre PClradise. high ADDrTSADOICTSlll I W..tact 2900 call&le1vemsg751·9905 W/ASSUM&IU I 2lJ 684 3200 I 'iron.:. !'.:~722rml & Vu:w S900 ubove the Dano Point 6 HOUSES .39 UNITS I IY OWMEtt •••••••••••••••••••••••1$490 f>rm«Z Brl Ba. 2c11r LOAN I , '"" MamManna.ocnview,4 1n Eiisl81dt>Costu Mesa. IUENAPARK Choice 4-plex near So. lndustnal tYJK' bwldingl i;taraqt.'.beaut. house. huge Brs. 38a. 3 frplcs. can buy on contract at Take over loan. Only Coast .Pla~a . $205.000 for local architects, 6000 642·5216 . Take over i.uhJect tol hmd1t11Dor SHview I entry way w/Counlain, only $32.500. each. Need $200K down. In co mt-. Own will hn. Pnn only to 9000 sq. ft Irvine area 1 9W ; ex11>ting loan Lile 10'~ down Will :wll on 3 leaded glass. many to some TLC. but in up · S9.095 per mo. Payments 540-1219. 494-0S36 Im me d purcha se or NEW "airy townhome near yrlundrontruct &euut. OlhercuslombwlLxLras. graded area near unly$6.800permo.Won·t TenificTri's tease. Faui.tJ V1toll. Pool pool. J1tCuu1 & tennis.; 2+ den homi· in guurdedj S385 ooo schools. transportation. last. d.11 Rick Byers. H d . 1 Rllr. 49'1·Z$26or 494 8130. bm c Jog to 1-'alihton Island .3, community 1001 YachL, .OPDI HOUSE and shopping ! All a t BKR. 714·542·3676 .an so~e t rip exes.--------- t>drm. 21.<z bu, wet bar.1 Maria No qu:illfyini;tj Wntclff ltHlty Sl95.000 (must be sold side by side. 2 yrs old R...eds Rr,J bu. ~geyard. Crml din. 2 s pacious treel l>yi. 752·8622, Re1>. Pri ll/2.4/78from 1·4PM togetheri. 752-1920 • O>sta Mes113 bdrm house located in downtown ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu tnl. Av$1l. now. sheltered balronw:.. l~el 7sEHM>.'iO ·I Swt 11/26178 from 12·4 + 2 units + rm for 1 Hunt Bch. Consider art Ho.4tl r..n.ished $450. ~- ms tr suite w/walk 1nl I CONDOMANIA Contact Jim F1anders ' ~UAIL more. $105.000 Beaultful individual investment or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Very ice 3 RR--·w_i_m_ closets. Only $Jti8.000. I I +<714 > 581·5787 T J bdrm house w / ex· bu,y them as a group. Wellc6oo lskllld 3 I 06 mm 1 big yarl s.55() 759-JSOl. . : 2132 E <><;EANFRONT A stale or happiness a r 1 NtceZ Br 1 ba condo. PLACE Ll'nsive bm·k work + rm Wlll help you plan your ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kid. OK.' 11-4• 642:1952. f fp · {)pt:n Sal & Sun I S 1 feeling those fortunate I --TIES... lor I mo rl'. $90 .000. 1nvcsLl11l'nt future w ith Bay(ronL. pier float. 2 BR. Ho : 557.2183 ~l1E!;rn1tl'2f I $<l99.0oO I people who own a front' sss.900. Prin. on y. '"'""·-Owner714-271·1838cve1> th~ or many othe ri. 2 ba. 123 E Bayfronl. ----- Property llou:.c 642-3850 row BluHs or Newport 492·4337i 49'l·9ll6l 10,.. Tit l :JO ,.M.I Call now for det41b. $795. Herb. 2131478·3577 Bae • utll paid. ~inglt:' Heal Et.talc -OPEtf SUN 1 4 Crest Condo with bay or' s..ea AM I 010 4 8 I duplexes onl no pets. S270 mo. ----- 1 • • • I ocean view. We can help ••••••••••••••••••••••• ] OH A. LOT mcl. bavfroul to ~ exch. lc6oo ,.......... 3107 642· • 648 "1 w .18th St. OOVER SHORES I 1076k~Ln •. i.nducetl.Call •BY OWNER ti'•~ as· Eastside Costa Mesa 31 d 0 w" 1 n 11 Pkg ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Adult rondo: 2 bdrms .. ,. j 1>umable loan·No qua hf ! ~rate houses on cor· 2131684·3200 Oceanfront 2 Dr. garage. DS/P(TS OI( COUNTRY ENGLISH 1 2~ baths; frpl~ · pauo, ~ I mg-3br, huge rum1ly rmJ ~r lot. Super localJon. ......,.._ I pallo.adulLs.nopeti. ut1l , Ea••dt! 2 Br. gar. S36S encl g11ragc , pool, wtr1replacc & stereo SL59000 5 UNITS 1•6·1J11 pd Avail. to June S400' 675J!SS.641HM8 Ownerwtllleasetoption I clubhouse . l blk. toi 21 Pnme loc:at1onnearpark · ._._ __ ,.-1-._ . .j_ I 675-1632 ----- charmmt; home or c-oun I shops. I • W/tenrus, pool etc.-lovelyl ---·-----3B 2b:.t Townhouse . ::?'~~~~::~tl~e~.~~! R:tBTYWA6L75KSE2RO HewportC...t.r ~ ~~~~~1?~eel A PR~~'R€~ ~v~:~ !~;a~~~mr;ulrl ~~~2-Rl ·~~ ....... ~!.~~,no r: ~~o.ls~1~!~· bll' area:. of Ncwnorl • • 64,.5157 /--J--~ RR umts & one 2BR un1L r~ cash flow l.o dn &Ktlti•e Li•'"-1 17 !lt1n. Apt·1se 0 harh 4 OR. -m,.."lr!. I -IW-.......:.-s"--1091 .,.,.,.,W Co"'st H~· .... NB YI Id b -·':II ----... .. ,...,,_..,.. ........, .. -,, r_y inc~me cou <' Bt'sl Ill 0 .C. Call Dtek J Bl·drm . J b :tth .lt-:a sidl' n 1 .. 1r 17Lh &. w/maLchtnR wall paper.I RANCH STYLE ,. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 64$.6646 Sl6.500 Seller will help Neu. Rllr·CPA54l-4054 cathedral ccihni;t Cit-an t T tin ' 1 b · 2 b ., " 1 ' ar ~:tnC'lt>d d en .. fjeaut1ful Ua yl'rt'b'1 owner, 2 BR. 2 bu. up 8yr old 2 s tory. 2 br . 4UNITS I urea Owner want~:.:.tlt ! deposit Ncarpool&tt'n . p mg t\vJll Jan ·w dr;rancs & bcd!>prt:ud.I 3 IB> +POOL .i 8ayc rc:.t Co ndo. by IUUTIFUL . "' fm11nl'tn~11tS24!1.500 I is uruu. . greal Anahi:1m : & sharp S600'mo $300 1'r, ).:jtl'. rn.:d' ·y.H'd J HV wlf'renc doori. and bltn, home. L<irRc hvmi; rm., graded, pool. Sll5,900., with COSTA MESA Newport Pier Reofty thu .. ye<ir . will conMdcr j ruscouns Ve ry ~cl('('t1v<'! KcX'ht'l'h.·r St. S475 boc~Phelf. fo0ulv &00";1 forma l dining room.( 552·4421 631·2AGY LAAGE Al12bdrm.w1th garages. i 10 .. d 1. d 1,. owne r . no pc t i.. no1 G422231.642-3m3 Wll arquet oor pr:o • family rm w1crackltn~1 . Upijla1rs Rec. rm. which yards: in excellent area! ""a nn ... own. an s ac con-, children Mient. a:.k for . ~ - bar w/sod;i · founlain.1t firC'plarc. Wet bar. Many Spac. Lux .. home oceanl be :d Surrounded by new con· A@ 1 ii. J111011P~1Mlh1J tr~ct lo, qual buyer /\ , John Marshall. 631-1266 !1'1' l lGTS. 38r. Jikt . lit munlry k1tr hcn. w/tile more extras. $215.000. vu from40Lv. Rm .. Mstrl f~n2 me::~Y rcuo?ive~~. s truct1on . Sl 80.000. 2 005 Balboa BtYd W111lams .bkr, 7611·1356 -· ' • S400 ht + 1st, floor. puntry & l~<dForprivateprev1ewcaJl,bd.,&72 'patio.Beaut. Pn:sLige CuldcSacSt 752·l9'..!0 Hewl>Orl8ch673·20s8 . jHtwporthoch 31691 ·IRJl.ti4f..77tl bre akfas t room . l~c l 714.963-6767 garden & Wrouf(hl Iron' Ask $9l 500 · I 3 ·+ I 1••••••••••••••••••••••• ---· formal l1 v in s:: r m .~ 01;,,.,,9 .11 ~1v1nn11"'·1· I picketrences.Mml cond. u~PENllOUSE '-~UAIL •Sharp lgcustomdplxm Magnificent bea('hfront 2 hou.~·.pvt yd . .:araw w/mai.s1ve hnck fplc.11* I I S26S.OOOFecS64-0-9617 , Sun Nov 26th 1.5P M T BYOWNER I Costa .Mesalocation. West Newport honw ~. I Sm p1·1 01( ['(n hanquet :s1.te dtntn~ room Ii~~·;;·~ I · • · PLACE Two 4&cxei.. 612 & 614 n Sun 1.• Rd rm, 2 bath~+ dorm .•l.clr1•n s:n:-, M:.inaJi\,'I W/"Ollntry tile fln.•r & 3 •' . ' 1· I llG C ...... YO... 1 9432Sean Way I, Ope .. I •• <J L' ~ "" ' .. _ ·-~" " C'cilll' · mpuna. SC By 63SPlu~r tort $1100/mo.Lo Junc•j "" ran~•· i\\'l' lfn ma~n1f1 t"t·nt Frt.'rt c h • 1 0 1 Beautiful 3 Hr Ocant•I SONSHltfE SERVICE' r-Ror-ERTIES'~ SC Gem Hosp Em! unit:.' Agt.&!51103 1 1 . Yrlylsepol>s1bh•956-S871 1 d.oors. with 11utht•nt1r 1 i Monaco model Parquctj 546-48? I 1......_ Tll l :l O ,.M.I O\•crlook i.io lfcour:.c --------------, fo rt•nrh li.1t·c t·urlarni., I entry, s pac 1oui; mi.Lr l ........... Owner ran :irran~t· I ON WATER .W :! Hr.<! l>.1 lwnhrn. that open l•I cnr h:.int1n.i i THE UffS . s uite. :.unkl•n Roman. othft-R•al &tot~ I PLUSH TRl-,.LEX ftnanrtnf! $195.000 t•a I llldustrial/ 1 28r homt' with BOA Tl ;~~.~:~:!' ;;;.,, frp:;,JJ1: 1 !urrna I ~arden wt p:ilh & BL , tub. s ~ ... c u r1 g u a rde d j •••••••••••••••••••••••I Xlnt CM location Two 496-5275 l'nn onl} Properly 21001 ~\JI. IP hedS65u I m 1 n li.1• I h. r 1 0 I! 11 " I> t•ntcrta1nmcnt :in"i~.· Abwlutcly 1mmacul:1lt• comm r1:iwes!> I MobileHoMts 2BR & one 38H w/wN ---•••••••••••••••••••••••, r rru!> orun urn .ir1,1nn1·. t.ltt oaiJ or :. l' P a r a t c d w 1 l h ; :l lldrm 2": b:ilh, form111' Op.ft Hse Sun 1·5 j For Sal. II OOI bar. frp 1 r ':.. c 11 {'f Ry own~r ~Cl· an u c~ j tndustnal Prov W Side·, Waterlront HoMrs ., ; 111 mun1r un•d l('d i::t"• dinini:. spilt lt·Vl'I c·on f Phone 644·8107 Sundayl •••••••••••••••••••••··1 garages & lndry rm t7plex \ CCS2~.000000 CM. hse could bt con 61 1-1400 1 lleaut. "Pa in i.ccludl'd ! rlomrmum. Open i.pact>j after IJAM for adm1L· Oon·l ·~ass th1i. onl'' I P exes · 1 1 !15. verted. Agent. 640.&65 1 --if H 1 \•111 C"on1lo nr So ::.ettmg (Ju:unl arch1Ll'<' 1 vww from bvm~ room. tancclhru secunty gate I MOllLE HOME · Sl74.000 t•ach 4 P exes D P •Harbor View Knools Cas>t>• 1\l f'l.ii.1. 1500 sq ft tural fcaturl'~. Sur~ a:.• und master !>u1L(' Newf JIMTAYLORRl::ALTY I 1.__IM'"TIOM !e fR€'Tlr_c s~~.000.000~.~c:'h ~1~nq'u~~e~ Warehou.sv.«:4200ssq051t0 M1s· CodCondo Shortorlon~l r.21"1.µ.iot,Pncldbl 'Pitt l evc•I d('~1i::n .i !isling . Offered all 646-9688 nrv "' _ > ~ i;1on 1e10. I mo terms S650Callfrom 1Ho1 , s1~1"" "40736.t diagonal pane windows., $151.500. C311540-J151 • . Rent,. opt.ton to buy info.~ HOM€~ each Pnn only t-'inanr· t 494·3253. AC ore. 494-3253 IOam 640-9900 ___ , ... ;..k_nd .. __ ' _,) __ · __ w 1 n do w i; h u Lt c r !>. I BLUFFS CONDO repo s. loan assumpllonl -mg by S<'llcr 496·5275 penmete r heal. i::uest ll I $127,500 Cl<' EasyfinanccO.A.C ! 3333 W.CoasLHwy,NB LotsforScH uoo·Hous.su..funtished '• :i h'fd1•4br,l.b32 floorin g . a n L 1 q u c I 644-5215. Agt. Mobile Hot. Store ! I 5°/o DOWN ....................... G1Mrlll 1202 ~ & waL~r 540·47J.I oath w 1 p.:g & i::roove 9offlcl'!t 1 645-6646 UUIC EVEN ,. •••••••••••••••••••••••1 I! 1r ~565 mo int'I cabinetry. wrou~ht iron I LIDO ISLF'. Anaheim 956·1011 ,. TWO 4 'S Seller will rmanctt OfftCE ILDG SITE ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 1>1>m" wknd~ italt.~ plus mU{'h more , Sant.a Anu !"154-7070 In Costa Mesa. 1>harpcst t-'ourplcx & Single f um Huntington Bea(h ----- Ofrcrcd ut $325.000 ·h f TD of 7''2°fo &I ~1%~~c;~~h~:~~ , W.Anahetm 7t>l·l442t units on the !>lrcd' Breakevcn. t3"<down 27.000 sq. n ... lot near FREE •I t 2 Br.nuwp; .. nt i\. Owner will !ca.sc with op : 91h 0/0 l + _ 100, Boatdocka c I WesLmmsler 848·8895 1 Encl06Cd garages: node· Management ava1lublt> Pat·1f1ca Hos pital. 51 RENTAL SHYICE I t' t ~r C:rdnr &-'4tr uontobuy l'or'lullde , Ownrlotuke2ndatlO<:; I'' Iii &d 8 , 1 l::.Anahelm 956-4500 ferredmaintenanCl' Can A~cnt.GaryD.Boslcr P0111LsShop.Cntr&Civ1c lluodreds tochoosefrom l P 261..1 Eldl•11 . n •ar t::uls call' ' NO (,OAN FEES I fa~r"3y. ba:&~ine 'cn~tt~r I 1 be sold separately or 900-4388or 536 Z$98 Center. $135.000. 2·3-4 Alt llomci.. S: ~~-7M lfWI 714.731.37 77 5103Scashorc Dr. NB . · • · .1 k together. $159,000 ~·11t'h Pn ocipali.. only 1 David Bourke Rllr S375 tos.'>25 !J · Cd mstrswlc. vi~w, mg"ec I 42x l0 trailer incorporated OWN t: R J\ N X I OU S I 546·9950 Call M<ick 962"1788 , m 2 b<i frpll· In· 407 Jasmmc. . M I ~ 4 Bdrms J_ 'hath 33xl0 enclosl'd glass & 752 1920 lliCH FIXER -. ---1 t· ltc<· rm IA){' '" ,·, c~~~t~~:~~1;0 , A~tc~~~11:1~~~r809 I gra~~~eu~d~!~~~hr:U~~,I , ~UAIL San c1!!!~i~0~; •. r1cx. "i>~I!:~~c!:s~a1i1k RENT!~~=-YICE I~ .. ;~;;',:~~~ ~s~~~~:~: -:.;.."---,! I out. Carpeting. air. T pncedtoscll. 673-6634 Hund cd:. h f 1 ,,.. l'lea!>•'l'311 a ft 6 ·~· $7500 0 I forced air heat. stove, PLACE Wcll located2·l·I Choice Har bor Vi ew lot. {3-4 ~~~.~~~ rom l ~ll!'llF: 5 UNITS · n , refng t-l>ll baLh. 5x tol ---TIES"' BERTHA llENRY 2220 Pacific Dr. Cl>M . S375 toW5 . '-).Xl~ESTA-BALBOAPENINSULAI . . s l o~a g c s hed .I '""""'._ Kl::ALTOKS S200000 Wilrbuildtotiwt Ca11Mack.962n88 ; J&R2UA.$46:1mu '"" Great. tnvcslment. never' Big 4 bdrm:. 2 ba., home I landscaped. $15.500., 10,.. T11 l :>O ,,M.1 215 Del · 11· 0 8 d . t.valable [Je(o 1 -• a vacancy. Four\ Br un-1 with pool, J8C, Cam. rm I Treasure Island tra iler Mar 492-4121 or se . wner/ r. Custom bwlt 3 BR. ram I le.ltor.548-n~ --------•' its + one.2Br unit Super. Completely remodeled. park. Call f~r appt aft 6.t 22 UNITS 7 UMITS:C.M. 54Ul4&eves. rm. lrg bar, pool. S600 -------- LOVELY LIDO I yrly mcomc pos~. &-llcrl Big lot .. muc h more 714499-:llOG/213·767·~ I Extra sharp! Only 6 yrs Beaut. new huild1ng. HA.WA.II rm.89'1·5002. 3 --;;-;-;-_ fl ,, 1 1 'l "t will help I Owner will finance Nol Ch b I h • Id T t t-'lreplaccs xlnl ICX'<1l1on. I 0 ... on a spacious 56' lol. a credil nc.-eded. s155,000 anmng mo 1 e ome 1n 1 o e n a n s Pa Y · 10 acres on island! or Garden Grove Exec. type Paulaiio. 1·Jll for JJl roomy smgle i.tory. 3BR. Newport Pier Reohy balance. As k for l::d Newport. OOO sq fl. J BR.1 uullllcs. 2 BBQ. rec rm. TSLlnvmLs 642·1603 Kauai. SJ70.000full prK'e . hous e 38R . 2 ~ ba .. pointrt1eit tn :.l ... ~IJ'< family rm home, charm ~ Chemow964.2455 • Cam rm w1frplc, laun·i' pool. 9x gross. Xlnt area. MUST SEU Owner will carry Ytlh SS25tmo Call537·3666 ; Adnan 1ngly decorated with Ill 111111$ i ---I dry. immaculate. A mui.I SSS0.000. I small down. Only 2 rnJes • .......__ . f BAIUr.T'T HLrY country frcnch kitchen, 1 £111 mil IJ Wl.u p 60, , 1 :. ee Item . $2 0 . 90 0 DUPLEX. $79.500. G 1 ood Crom beach. -1"-d 1206 042 520\J o ak floors. r1res 1dc 2005 Balbo.-Blvd .~." nr ay 10. I 714t~03t7 condition. good loca ion. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · -;-- rormal dining, stained & Ne-..wt Bch.673-2058 : When l ca'! sell your1 Owner/agt,673·7737__ BAYFRONT. Brand new•• BR f B;, k1di. OK. J>t>l!> h:c:1ded f(Jass window:..~~~~~~~~~lhomc for4'.t inclMLS I 6 MO'. ·e tR€HIG€evoWNER ·l7nlreuruls 3 BR on No 8ay!cons de1ed S.&00 mo. tooe:.lhrouf(houl SHARP . Clyanlfall f ~ 3333 W Coast Hwy NB bo of houses & apts. -HOPE~ skylites. bnrk pat • S ~<·al.!_!ru<'•·.~5250'f c:1ndwarmnalural woodl ~ • REALTYMETWO•IC t --HOM€~ 1n £.CostaMcsa·Com e rl€\TIG€ w/cornerv1ew.Lrg lor~t& Onvt by,211CK C~lln\'On a lar~e ~'-!i~iPd soulhl 2 Bdrm .. 2 baLh. pre-646-4726 I FREE RENJ 64S.~646 . Appx. \2 yrs old 29rk 3333W Coast Hwy NJ pos"'°.11.~J.l~~:~ + d • 3br. (\•b.l, romm pool.~ bnck patio. 1295.000. I !..li1uous area. 583.200. REAL ESTA TE SALES down Owner will rinance 645-6646 • ('ar i m:. pall!I $47$ 100 forappt.tolff i Submit all offc.'rs. Exist· EXCITING •COYIMGTOM• 964·3303 ear-.. Mar J2Z1 979-510'0 Ca.64 .. 721.a mg paymt. $372 l'ITI.. Brokersor s~lespe'1!ons., • • t1a-•Desert, •••••• .. ••••••••••••••! ALLSTATE ..,. ., OP.en house 1.,i 11841 full/part time. Earn ..._=le h Pride of ownership 4· 6 UNITS a~--" 24t ~ Rutland Rd. 116 90/lOonyournextdeal. ..._ CIC plex in excellent rental ,.._.... 0 2 BR home. qwet adultJ. HA1TORS MURCHISON ' •Otf HE llACH• area; near schools and F..a111S1de CM , $245,000. 4 •••••••••••••••••••••• garagl', itardener. S4Z --~------~NIGEL OAILEY & A5SIJ[iAI LS SACRIF ICE Ueaut-4BR. pool, spo. lge yard. Xlnl area. $142.500. &i3-431J Agt. VIEW cataltna from this J Ur. I ~) Ba . Open Sat/Sun. 964·2611 • 2 UN ITS/Beach View 3Br. 2ba PLUS 2 BR. Iba &l retreat. l door from beach. 1261,500. So. Calf IHlty 546-5605 ()Pa.HOUSE a!Jr 1·4 219VleS.I.._ Lido Isle ........ ViewH- tannel Prime Corner 3 BR 2 B~Tllftlty rm S W.tOO.. tee M4·tlst ... PWt&tltlial Pl. ' Seacaps&sunsetsover· Sou t h Coast Plau. H se + l DS.lx. ca . 2br +den condo. Pc»I. mo.675-7258 48R,a•a.cul·dc-sac.dbl ENTH,.ltlSES liMtlilllili&llliiMiliilillil looking the blue Pacific. $200.000. 752·1920 w1 11gBarage &000y d. 5·20Br & tenrus. $1500 .mo . De:. Sharp 3br l bit wtrrp~ gar. ;soo . Fam ii y 675-9111 pvt beach. 5 minutes ' Ci)UAIL · r. $40, n. wnr Jan .• Feb. 714·645·5CDO • we~m IWS-3500. wiU carry bala nce. Call X2.26 • bit ms. Avail 12·1. . · AHhon 646-7414 from Fas hion' Is la nd. Curt, 642•5554. · · Ca II Steve, 644·651 I 3 BR, 2 bdncd yard. tni•I PRICES REDUCED Sensational triple wide PLACE ..,..IGHTWOJ. 540-1151. I gar, swm'i;t pool. K1d!'I, NptShoresJbrS!H,SOO Sh aded Co do home. Duplex detached 2·1. 719 "" ... .J nots OK W.15 548-8250 Gorgeoue 3 br w/hot tub arp u~~ " • CalfotiRla,.ocfffc NOPIATIIS"' Man gold. CdM $179,500 3 miles from ski 11 • Brand new duplex 3 uq 2 ""' · · _ bybeachnow$l08;soo. ~~~r~lr 1~~:~l~t ~HOMts.lft ,,.,,__ 1, ~gent.Agenl675·3956. Ne.wly cons truct ba. frplc. dshwhr, bl.s. O-.PoM 3226 DuplexNplShr.s 3 br ea., jacuui. sa una . 90"' 2706 HarborSl.206·A _,.....ntl:JOr.M. -RK>dem log catlin. 3b. 2cargaragc.673·49l!ilor •••••••••••••••••••••• r.:~ ~~ /., Joan. Now financ1'ng. $84,500. Agt 540-5917 S.A.. 4 PLEX Duplex + Mother ·tn·law 2ba • 2 frplc ' ma n~ (2l.3)92J.10'77 ·2er 2Ba dn dbl i;iaragc WESPECIALJZE JN 673- 5721 • 57s-34u Mobile Home. 1.2x.54. 2 Br. Investor's delight. All 2 G~~t 6~C::!~'~i~m: :me. g ~nest~·~~ A1 <i8! BeaJASfMJlylH~ ndsCIEBr:' 2 ~·~~~.~~J46600 Creative F1nancioJ: S-a...wt. I 076 near Hoag Hospital. ~ Br apls. New paint & Agent. &'75-3956. 714·3'2-2200. ut1 u a ca • Duplex 2+2 w/laod. Try ••••••••••••••••••••••• at 890 w . 15th 11n. NB. carpels. Pnced right at br. 2 ba •. den. dsln 77 ln 5 8 m, Ocean view!. Modl'l l'OO· rash to eiust s:i.~·~ loan. Makeolfertotis~r. a>.000. C..~'O~' '-/)'C. ~Q..• ocean view. . . do. 2 BR. 2'>a. M.'l'unty. Only$182,000bybeach. LIASIOf'TIOM ~~I.' ~~ ~ P~\:J 644-L9611or8J.S.7100. Jue. Water.trosh. r nbll' Beach '1ouse 2 sty 3 br A· •-for 5.-. 1200 ~n...t Adlts IO noti.. $<l90 framr Only $119 ooo Av a 11 a b I e o n l h Is :::".::?:'............... Tlt<tf lntri911in9 W Ottl Gome wi11t o Cltvd/e Dix 3 Br 2•.-1 Ba dpb, 615 ......,... • .. ~ · Nptshrs4brS12i,ooO. bea1:1Uful 3 br .. 2 ba.. IO ... CRIS ~ fR€HIG€ .....,.,.cuu.f'Ol&Alll Marigold . ssso m o . rm.714/4~ 2 br + tl\•n nt beach fanuJy room home. Ter· "" _ HOM€~ O• ..,. ~ ~a.-05. No pets. BToro J2l2 Superb rood $106.500. . rif1c tull & Canyon view. In the path of growth ..:.':1:1ow ~ ...-.. 6 B l 8a lk to tt h •••••••••••••••••••••• ForlheLOWDOWN,.all someoccun. 7 yrs young. betw~n Orange County •w.eoastHwy NB -• -d• ,..,, """"'' ol 2ad~lts. no ~ts.:..~: 1375 mo. a lR 2 lla. Quick possess Ion and San. Diego. Cao be 64$.6646 ' ""'"' tt•...,. °' _.. e7!i7UMcves. mobile ho~. beaut SIJ7.000. Open Sunday 1·5 split. Terms. I 8 o E N A c l · purlt. 1 c,11d no ~L:.. 435 Calle Empalmc. Sao fAIGO 4 UMfTSt ·I I I* I I abr, 2ba home. ~ar •. 162-11264 ~ ..... --"1. Clemente t/6'16-5717or l/523-4462 COSTAMISA . . . . . . a~ener. e teCJ 420 F -.--.... --y+---1-2-3-4 ._ -~-... _, ""-.. leaf. 1675. Cal Sara · SI II 11--a 700 .t.CllS ....,._act or tr•'"'· ~en ~ ....... .., .. 8000. • ......... •• .. •••••••• ..-.. "" s p a c Io us u n It r e • I H A S A T "'"' .,,... ......1 Tl Co d Charming a uthe ntic RJvenlde County at1 a furbished with private I* I f I f u. uxc uron n o. c.lltt.Mo .. n Span.ieh borne, walk lo main Frwy offra m p. Lio ••""'ooe 7 .... 920 2Br. , frpk:, ~mo. S8r. 2~ . pool. we t H1rbor View Montego beat'h&town,2 bdr.tlov· Some excellent com· 'pa ........ · ""''1 Op Sun t ·5. 6U"'e b•r. I\ $49G mo . plan 4 Br 2 0., lowest ely brukfaal nook, nard metttal Potential. Rapid· '-'UAIL I l 1 T p c R ~-r •:au• 536"3~20. 8st..as:! r.nce in area at onl)' wood noora A real win· ly developing area a nd 2 ,~ ... I r I I I t;;& 4 Br, 2 ba '" tOf) ur~a. :O:· Call now. Agt. :;:~ ~~f ·:. ~~ ~~: ~~:.'i~e~~::~~ron· a.ACE . _ . . 1 br. f~lc, FrplcsJt~. many r •--------• toria. San Ck:menlu flAIGO NONITIIS,. I ' $$4$, til pd. No _).rd. 19'4 5t»6 ---HAAIOll YllW . l A C W 0 L When )'OU think about It, 8974. f tcts• ... -h 3~40 1/677-liil!Dl or 11522·2080 co,. Tll l :H P.M.t f f I f f' tM pfontMrl MO a *'Oh -..,. -6 llomc near Fa11hlon COMDOPllVACY time or It. COtnlno ecroea .................... .. llland, st.e~ down living Dairable D pl•n. Pres. C1 a arcltll D&UXI 4 Pl.IX oountry It took them tttrae ~~· ~1 .. _1 1 dror'"'~!: Hst.,. 3 bd r .. 2 b•.. "•rty 1600 Brand new-au tbe e11· I G 1 T s E ~ I montha, end thH•t ••0• "'"' .1111 ~.. M a 1 l e r b ed roo m ···~··•••••••••••••••• tru. Great Cott• Me111 -. w ithout AAA, owar ~·:~':'...':'~s;tl; down•&aln, fantu tlc C.Z&.OTS lo cation. Idol for I ) l I I' JoMaon'a, Ot WOf'lt Ol efl, breakraal bar rhas 5 ocean•lolfCOWMvlew ALL OF 11flS. '70'd21'. owne:r/~-twolc -.• ... Manna ReaJt_y 64.2-8&50 bedroom. Mult ·level f rom cver1 r.oo!"1 IOc.._. •t lOIOO Beach et.ooee rrom. FUil pri~ f It u M U HO ~ llv~. BuuUfuJ MCluded louUOn. IOHeO BIYCl, St.utoa. a •.ooo. -..ooo. I I' I --.. ~ ... -J·... wtt.b tlCU'u. Mu.al Me to BARRE'n RL'f\\' HOt• + Al'f. ..... .... ·--1• •J)llhC1.a&.e.tni.*X. 942.5200 ~:::::~:~~;~;='-_...;;--.rw;;...w-.,........, 2BR .:2°u:r,+~;i: IATILUUM.n AAllACHILTa. 30'7No. EIClmlnoReal Su Clemente 4tJ.JIOO ~ DI R , L /R, deo: 961-JJOI ta:s.000 Appt Oft.fy 215 St. A 11 d r I w• JI d A It lWJ thl.np fut wttJI DallJ ~ PUol Wetll Ada -4'-f'~ -·· O>a• fe,r,, NB 6416146 .. • I •a : ., ' ; -y •• J .. DAI\. V PtlOT Uefu 1 •1d t1ta"W.fulll•d -.._..U•fwlli.a.d .,..... ..... ,,....... J Sund!y.~ 29. ,m ........................................................................................... tliwpe:I.._. J2't ........ _. JHt l ... AM 3210 Ht· ,ort-.-.ca. 31'9 .,.l••h~ Afalwatau.fln. ... alac•lau.r.r.. .... hewat,u...., ........................... , .................. ··-···················· ········· ...••..... ..•...•..•..•....••... ··•··················· ••.••.•.....••••..•.•........•....•.....•..•.. ~ 31\r, m~. l ur aanaae. Balboa \JCEANFRONT c.t.MeM 3124 cdtaW.M JIJ4 .............. ll40 .._.,..,..._.. llH avail now S•OO mu 2BR 1450 tno to fnO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••7-••it-°l•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-•••••' ~7 ~tm A«t'fll 631-49!!0 TownhouM~ lovely, apac. Bachelor u.ni\ ~ block· " home·bH. 2 br w1lh from beadL All ul1I SK1 T_... . l 2t0 Hu a b a" h w I c ht b pvt, aat.ec.t entrance + 2 No kids, no ptil.3. 2(H to: l.n t of th(" neiw homt•\ on th(' wol('r ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnvl~es De<'. Jan or Lene It and putlos. Some with alt Bulboa Blvd. $250 per for lt'UM.' only. ~IVC and c nl ruun In 2 Hit, I \4 birth t:ondo, ft'eb. 64.5-5000 X.228. $700 garage. Swimming pool. rro. + M<'unty ~cp. Coll c.•h•,:on<'t' in your nt>w C'll'ltom hom A/C. O/W, U15. No peta mo Jucuu:1. TeMls courts . l SueMS-7707 ' r ... J?ner m cnors '-AlrlV<•nh.'nt•c •= lwwh pang center mall. Adults. New &)'front 3 BR, 2 bu. w-1lh d ...._l l r .. · &119 -li'1e It blk to Huntington s hOJl 01'1t•n.l~I to 1ndudl• 3 c.•ur garng~ with l~·ituUful 4 bJr , Iii bar k ..,...~ No pets. From S435 fplcl lndry hook· up, dl>I :! Br t Ha, I l>lk 111 W <M'f!RI\ \ lt"W nu I Id Ith M. 1utomJlH' upvn T', lotrht'n~ wit h Y111~_:ru.aun ~Month ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seawlnd Vill&fll' 155~ ~1e J13 r. upper unit. I • I HS ..,_ G•Mrd JIO• Stroll too p.1thw.:¥ o4 a pme for1.">I. Meonder p..1:>1 llununnton Villane' , ··nc S1~<'t1.1t•ul11r ba~ view .11 c ro wave r llf.tl'~. ~l· f cl~uoin~ ·• ' mbl rl 11 d ,..,..,J ,.. .. ...... • /"Ah ......... , I ......_ ,_,..d or ••••••••••••••••••••••• tu ing wc11e o s dn qu1e1 1,.,,,,~ Lr;ten to the ll.B. (714 1898-9961. wly.':~ 1a.J:,c;.ll. _.,., mu )'r• U\l'ns. Lr.tilt ' t•ompu<:to~. t)ruJ 88 u.t.lli~ J300 fOllPAITICULM sound of bubl.ilt1\(J -,1n.1<1ms.111tl growmq thlflgs ....., 0 "' ' k fo« Hub G '"'"lot'-' top.-. '-"Cl bur::. an ti ti mode It~. ••••• ••••••••••. ••••••• ADULT UVIHG Yi >Ur ..iduh "l"'rtmenr horn\• ,11 Plf'l<!Crl'l'k \till<Jge 1., 2 llr. children welcome. t-'or leuHe 2 hr 2 bu 1 hlk f I r t-Pl J('l'. In , , \ 'n" r oom !> & Come: enjoy a style ,1101.11 rl.'lfl'oll Ht•u? you Cdn ~1ioy unu:.uc1I pnv.x:y no pets. SWrllng l't $270 to bench,{~. low.er un • . Jllr,trv"hlYVomttod lH.•droom~. indoor l.JUnd ry urcu::.: MOllLIHOMIE worthy ol your ln•r>ec· and luxurv mo~. 1t w tputio. Avail. Ot·i:.· :!1Ul..1nn.~ 04~ ~tu.·~t 'uit c. forrul)• ruon1 und much l~ATIOH uoo l:.l S425. mo. 206 44th St. mo re.· IX>4.'k ti\ ittlabll· to ull L<!flUOlS. kt.'fl\, ~ t.u but ln'fO., LM CW..• 14.pts A-RECREATION PARADISE.Two tennis court> 1114.CHWOOD Ans. 67J.848J •lfo-.df'ttw• Sh"wn hy :1p1><>tnlmw1t C'ull LintJJ "'VU'~· loltn ai.ttumpllo!' 1700Ho. T ....... St. ~mminq po1.>1 plus umqul' volleyball pool J.xuu• ~d~tS ~8~&001315 mo 1~tl'P" to ~ach. yc•arly. " & J kr. 2 U.1, Jluun 17141 833 3150 «Ii 111 ~ weekdBYb) etc ~6Y ftnaoc•· 0 At.: ............ S24-e21 I ~nd vollelA>ll coort Moun1.:1in lodge clubhou-.e · · Lite rrod<'rn 2 br. 1 br, )rd, .ciir.tt:• " I 9~~~~~u~-sto-Just off f'reewa)' 5'1 a t withhrl!~c.C01wet'SdttOOp11.b1ll1cirdsgym.Sdurw Adllft,qtlllet upper. frpk, a ll bltns. clr1tpc'll, bit llh . r h _. "-•'" Orangetho rpe. 1&2 Br 2 Hr I.,., Ba. bll·ms. new S.'175 & 5"25 yrly Gara~·· Tl'rlC:arlwld 84tl Ea1JtAnah<-1m !.l5ti 4500 apt.6 from 1245 to $325. Hunv 10 the yoo<J hfo 11nd 1ht-n rcL.11< l'arpcts/drapei. e nc l door opener. S.2·3490. L!AS I Wc1\tm111'tl'( ~ ~ Lovely facibt1es1 tepnis FROM s:szo TO $415. gar.. patio. Nr 'beach. ~~ • Nl!w t:!t:~~ J ~r. l.e9-o ~ 32521 b.c:.H•e ltttttol ~~CJI::a ~ ~~~ ~~ launory facil lncludtng Hedi & Water No Lease Kequ1red. park. s hops $345 mo. Pane Newport isub-le1>e. 8 l 1i K11 , xlnt toe t714 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••j 3 UK 2'-'a OA + fumily W Anaheim 761 IW2 lfl Mo.FrMl...t ()lx·l~'C!room Or>l-H..lilt 9fJG.IZ19 rno's,28R.2ba.S444mo !J6'2Htlll I rm."6(iJ1u•1•nlluN U It'll ___ _ 4~w6~ Twul~'<.lroom TwoB.:itlt 2 Br, 2 ba . garal(<'. ~p Call957·~~-- Sl11'1-:R;: llr. I\ lrpl llOtt SALE rw. club, Ide.ii Rrc1.-nbell llOU.">l' for llt'lll fo'1rt'pl.st·e Occ .. •cy t:\CXI Adcim~ Aw. 1n C~a M~. dshwhr, patJo. No pets WE • .,'TCLIFF 2Br. 1"'1 Ba ..i.-r. 1111 ui.-u.in ·ult:.. UCHAHGl/UASl IOC'11hon 752·ti47U Quo1I Valley. ~ bdrm • <\Cr~~•yom Or<tngv Co..ist Colk>ge 1325. 8:n-l&J3. townhouse. Adults only. no lfo••). ··urt 1111 \ • ., V•lt* •l $126,500 10••1 ---1 768 M40artt'r 'I l'M NO ~"'·~n HA.....__ ndF--CO DO no ""'L S39S mo 1728 " 7 or dowr1 w•11 L"ll all o r l I Hr m ii"'~. bltm., pul111,l 1·11t LORL'!U ·----·-·~ 3106 ""''""""' v l UVt d .. IMeW OEl..UXF: N 3 Ur. 2 ..... -. . . S33S/rno C.:.U ll I , .,, f d.... ,.... ""'' --ba immed <X"cu•t. 1395. Bedfordln.548·7533. dK-orated. elci<ant 3 br. $.'!& 213·601 u 1i; ---~..... l bdrm Duplex. Be11t ar•. • Ron , 847-MIO LIDO ISLANO 962 nlf1 part <.:omph•lt'ly rt· 1 II! nc yd, 1o1otr . ..:rtlnr. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r::q1 rY:C. l:«X I N()W RENTING .. Nl.'w J 1>1 4 IJI 'pti.. 2•~ h11 1.1111una N1Aut·I t'o"nl y 5 II ·1 '1 ., funMIMd . 3400 "araoe f1trla•l•~ patio. SPANISH 3 DR 2 Ha. frt>bhly p111nt .. drp.,. hltn'I , mo ' Con<k . rd• I k .. , r , . ''' "·••••••••••••••••••••••• ,., " . W At-&. JM-• • t-d & new <'Pl l!:nel Su K4f1-!37l usk for . Kelly I btn a ga en I t! at; ffl)ICS, 2 l':Jr ~ur111.tl'. 11.tl'I I Mo ,.. yrly. 675·28S5 or 2br house. pvt yd . ~aral(e, n.-e v,---r APARTM fo.NTS 1m t1u $650. J . Klose. mOtip ert' Outstaod1nu rrwd yard ~7:. mu Muy IUCf:t CONDO b i .. ·1275 pool. S m pet OK. No BeaulifuJ new aduJl apts. 3 BR, Westmmster: 2 DR fi45 6H22 55.'l·GS88 ftllt• " Hlll•ti.... vie w. Near i.ho pp1ni:i. 1111. wtopl 10 buy S49 7971 I With pool. /dru11· '~I children. $375. Mana~cr, Pool, /'acu:m . Scheduled & t br. hb. eall art lOAM · ---~ 3242 pnvaLl' i.l<>lf t·oun;e. ten · -l'l ubhout.1• .cw .1l'd in Hayfront. Y<'ar ly, I BR. 2453 Oran,:ic Ave. •K. ITl>Ye n Dec. 15th. 8474510 2 hdrm. 1 ba. Upper. eleon' • •• ••••• •• ••• • •••• • •• ?7" ""I Q or n . . o .,.,. l' . , . ~ nis rouru. & beu<'h~s. HylHarbor V1l'W. 2 l:ltt & den.1 Se11 llart)l)r Iba, slv & refng, street CM. Bach. $255-$265 •s un y 1 blk l '-··11 h , owner. .,.,,., t. :.peritUng hnmt' 1 16~o I ..... water Lft prkg. $350 mo. u1 e t . I BrS290·S305 $315. Spacious 3 br opt. 2 Stovel refrii:t. Aa rag,., l!llr , Twnhs, I, i1•tlo, S575 Mo AK\ 644·113J CallBobTaylor I adlts.67J.8079. LarAC' I br . 73'\·C 2 Brs:J35..S350 ba •. pat10. 3 k ids ok. 54oosx•rmo. yc•arly.da)' ~~!~!~·e 1:~·,a~y S~~Ol4 Bdrm. 2 ba.,Fam rm.lwestchff :, lif. ,,,., ba.l~·~eve03H_:477HI 1 BR, unr. Swedish fplc. ~~~!?C:r~~:.~v:~. TSLMgmt 642·1603 ~:~11. now. 841-0967 .aflerll 1~·~<'ves7~-94~ ~162·5834 -4--Alnum. all blt1m;. Occa.nl vat. 1·rw ' .(ant. 11upt•r foriTo..,._M 1 s.ro. Hardesty Realtors -3 Br bungalow. l br apt. LIOO VIEW l!br. friilr . 1 iM 3244 v1t:w. pvt beach. Nigue l ,..,.. No p <·t:. 5550 I ,.....sheet 35001 675·2866 • I Bdrm. stove, new erpt, l'ool. Jacuzzi. BBQ area. ••Lovt>ly 2 blY :ipl. 3 Ht<. Jl'Jlio ,1,11 0 H Adil' , " Shores S800 75&-1465 64&2389 • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• d~ No children or pt.>ts. encl. ~ar. Also 2 Br 2 ba. l"entrally loc:ihod,j ~~""t~ 1,.,~ i:.ic.!I • ........................ -. I 3 BR I Ra . 2 DH IBA. 64&-4382 townhouse . Adulll> no $450 964·~ .,.,.,.., _,, r •} - lrvllle Clrov1·!o l br. dt.•n, 2 3 llr 2.., Ba. rrs;t~ J>alios,p.ido Sands 3 br hou11e. 2 f'or the discnmin1atingil Bach, Mo to Mo . Avail ToWT\J'IOU,l,C 2 bdr . t i., ba. ~.·Inquire an. E. 22nd ;:; blk to beach. 3 Dr 2,,.,,~11an.ncl front A11t :!hr ba. frplc. pwl, ll'nnti. ~ !_.'!!,d:.~ap,·c i.<>Ol /Jat• • bttlhs. rrpl r $625 .I l(O rh.ce.ous tril ,11~l'd l2·16Jeff673-4804 I yr old. uar. pvt. patio. _St 110or64S-2't98 Ba aduJls .uso ....... 1.,. 2ba. :.phi IC'vcl. hu••t• S495 640-09'J7 ' ,,..,., 4!iS ,'f'f18 Garderuna cl 67J.6210 lwn M~' very gc an ,. '" .. .., uo • --. -.----:-,.m .....:_ lavis h unbe h evable S340MonopeL'>.S46-6299 La 2Bd f $250 I 20th S t 0536·8149 or pa tio. l! •·:ir g.arg Bo.it lrt1G UEL S H ORES · 1 k lalMMIPtnMMH 3107 -rge rm rom · ' · :.llp ava1I S6701WO·I002 IJrangetr~· Co•<J•. l c»m.1 C'.Mc1~4 hdrm 21 b ·New up~radt.'<1 view Con-I room:.. ovl!r oo 1ni:: •••••••••••••••••••••••MESA VERDE J Br. 2na. Quiet. bui lding v.:tth l 714/JU.3279 ----------Lak" ~ttini;. t~doit:.. "'ol ..,.... • 1 3 • do 2 bdrm 2''°1 ba SSSOI brook & waterfalls, e nd 1 d h d beauuful landscaptn~ I _ .............. I"''·· fAJ'•: •t :.nis. ell' fam r m. bearh. t<.>nn1s. m~ No pelb· frplc unit, open all side:. 3 Newer2BR.2 ba.yearly, n;wy Pr, ws r ry r. ld<'alforadult.sovt>r 35 Orean Yl<'W 2 br. frplC'. 1.--.-akMMJ•i•w uzs mo ,.vail l>ec 1 1 S635/mo 493·6293 or 546-i.mevc.'l:.. • ·1 BR'. t'am Rm. 2 ba. 1 Adlls. no pets Eves. S525 mo 1170·t>J.17 No P-e ts . LEEWARDi crpt.~.dll>' Adult couple LarJ(l' 2 bdrm apt. lfli;e~ -i7~ I 831-145.1 -.1 --. • pool, Jucuui. la ke. etc· 213/257·9792 Brand new t.'ast,1de up A PTS 2020 f'u lle rton I 213<.: Atlanta ~JO B..tckbay Bluff:. With R~"LS 12 Rr. 2 ba rondo on i,:olf?llu~~>Or View Sµy...:la,sl i\cl"Ol'IS from S Ci.t VII( I Upstair;!g_2_Brl ha per. du~l<'x 2hr. 2ba , /\\(: II blk eai.l Newporti---•ICIDS OIC• -, f ~~·~~-l~edllah'i"~'(';· ~"'"' . t·o~ w/pool. $335 mu Jrta. 4 br. f' K . view., fo'Urn, $900, unf. $700 I w t balcon y washin g l'a rpet.s. drape' bit '""' Avt• & I blk so. Bay1. rpc ,ca poo' o) 26R,l ...,ha . ~. 27~j 497-S126 __ j~gcyd$850752·119tl0 _ l..c~549·0?25 ___ 1 Caril &f(ar>Yr.1v's-tso. <:losl! t o l'Hr y th1n1.t 631 ~ ,LRe 2brS325 lst&IJ'lt.1 of_clOS(ot.'I ~r1tr r!li.1 . 21il<. 2•, 11.1 , .. , v ly PMou ~U d b75 5196 Sorry 00 kid~ or pt•t., I S200 secunty 7921 Holt , ? ta Uom11~~0 .ur t;J ll 21:Ul,:.!h.1 ~!\~l l•tbdrm l!b<t ~aTt•rr:i•·•·. Npt ~gtJ1J8rl88,fr11l,lg o.~L.-~ 35251l 675-fl2~s . vr evcs S375•:-.t•c·unty 64tH>42!1 2 Hr.,,., Ba lownhou:.c. 8427235rorappt I !n9~tor64~1:!1~1 21iK.211.J ~I l'lan J lCnnl!>C'luh, 11<H1I,' yitr . l(itruge. no J>t'h vnTW"'ftl!IMft'U ---------• ----1ota r aj!c. patio. pool. ----- :1.11<.l! 1111 . S47!>1 JllC. be ii ch. 011l' ~ ,.,,rl $450 rm ~·32'17 I ··~··•••••••••.••••••••• I Live on the &yrronl So Co:ii-.t l'I ala a n •u . Jacuzzi. fireplace Adults New 3 bdrm, 2', hu, pal10.;2 bdrm l'l'L'. ~ '11111ul' lot• :1111t,2ha . S51S~ le" st• S650 p1•1 "'" ·INcwno rl Shore~ :Jhr,!~~.WPOHT Bl::ACll·3Ur. All ITl>dcm I Br Odux tbr l ba to 4 plt•x only. $.175.631·498<1 . 1 2 C'ar ~ara~l· 2 bdrm 2 bt•<ilh area $340 1wr m • :s tH 2' ~no . S62S ' 675-6892. 551.23Jlj 1 atruim. beach Pct.:. OK 1 2 ... ,no, plush rpt:.. x!nt, 67s.8247 lllt mi-. l:arpet drupe!'.. ba ilal'h units 1147 58211.I G7J IU'J'l 4fJH.2T,·bu ..•. $7951 -SSS0.67:H31l. 'rec rac1I. drpi. incld.I Encld .:a r : $260 Duplex 2 br. l ba. ne~ 9fi0-4407, 96J·SIS!lt.i WEST...aEW-PORT . 4 fll<,;>•dla ....•... SHOOHll!hlands 3 ffH, dtn.1---• SSJ.J708evei, N1re2 Bdrmapt.llkbest 7~733Aufl • crpts & drps. Mature 963 251K 1 '"" '1Uit 21,1iu ... SH>'JSl oommun pool. vl1•w. no13 Bdrm, 2"'.r be condo.'1 •..:.._ ...... ~. f-L. d I brh Yearly $400/mo . ---a -adults Nopets .S300mo -J Udrm...lba .. unrurn. p t l s. $4 75 413276/ Pool, 2 cor garage & ..,._ ... -nnrvrn-• 675·6775 Lge 2 Ar apt in 1:; unit +.634Shahmar.964·106!°>ISpat-1ousnew"·plPx.3&2 146.'1.Yearly <.:heswald 831 28Hl m H ••••••••••••••••••••••• complex. Adult.:.. no pet:;.1 • ,- -RR uruts. gar. pal. hltn:.. IALIOA+IEWPORT i · · ·: l':':~~a~o:.ra.~rf 1 lolboa Island 3706 l.11X. bayfront very lrR 2 $265 rm list, IHst. d1··1"·1\STSIDE 2 BR. "' ba. fromS385 tw6-15St REALTY 675-8170 ,J BR. 2 Bi\, on q111l'l 111 11,, • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm. 2 Ba. condo. boat posit. H75·6125t'VCS patio. I Rar + I ~par('. I . -----1 3)~0e pool. $11!1f m<> !Back Hay single family J ICutel!Hrl lla.2car park·111 llp ava i l . Yearl y -------N<'w <'Pis & paint No Irv..-3144 •• Udrm with pal111 xlnl . 5"46-6'!74, 751·~11 I Hr. I!\'• ba . tge lot Room llll(. pullo. 00 pets . $450 S1:i<Jtrm. 67>6775. Horne & oHirc po1>rs1 lill0 1H·t:.. s:J50 mo · Ca I ti •••••••••••••••••••••••1"1 o t' at 1 on N l' w r> ,, r l :MkiionVi··io 3267· forRV &boal S700 Hefi. I ind util 4\14 3223 Co ...t....•M 3122 Ht'mocfoh•d I hr aµl t>75~~1aft6PM OranRt•tr('(• adult 1•11n lli•i l(ht i. ""~ lt:S I 1 1 .. 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No _.,,..-..-oc -1 ~ tuti:I , 2t811 San Vinn·nlt.' <.:all I 631 261X Coill &16-6238 li7!'t-!}115 l'vcs Gt'Orlo(l' ch1ldrcn11>et.s S395 180 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ,,-I llenata at ~ 7707 1 ------• - - -----Spm·1ou.<1. qwt-1. 3 bdrm E 21!-.l St. 646-4262 dayi.. C.1..lf'I" DRIVECONI><> 11.ufo hi,· U.i y\.11!~ ~ l.11 (f•v111f;~s2~~m 2ba -----llAR80K Vlt:w110MF'-~I Cof'OftCl .. Mar 37221Lr.:<lelux 2 BR.2bu.ne w townhsc apt wtl~<> pvt l'Y\•&wknd:.64~9543 IN LaRuna, 2Br. 11.,BJ. dl'Ck.l'll'e J?ar.adlt:..nu ~,;.fll}Hl 979 0~r mo 3 hdrm 1;i. ba d b ll Carmel Modt•I 3 bdrm .•••••••••••••••••••••••! 1.·rpt.-;, drps. patio. fplc patio. r oof. Adults ----1 trplc. deck, $000 mo yr I pcU.~ll">t!ti7!>·0377 · or 1 i•er agP, i mported trlet ram. rm dbl Rilr sm:i11 bdrm frplr p:at io Blln. ... d:.hwi-.r. Ut1 lp111d Sorry. no kid:. or J>t!lbl QUICK IN 1 ly 67J.SOW ---• W( OU B HI 0 ,. L· , I floor m t>nlry & kitchen • per roo Qt 11644 7W7 1 • • Adil". no pe~. SS40 mo S400 645-3381or 675 5949 N r w z b r • I ~ b a • f l.Jrl(l' mudcrn 2Ur 2bJ ' u•• ~1n ..:lc . Largf' ynrd . upgraded.I 1 garage, ve ry <"lean. 640-933.'>,846-9714. --.---.-F..ast.stde. patio. luxury,OCEANt'RONT2Br2fl.1, ... ery pn"atc J pl t ·11•;m. hou11e with a~rium 31 '-\25 per mo 1 y r lse I BAY FRONT Avail. now. 675-1227 orl --C L f. AN . Q U I ~ T 21 crpts, drp.. bltns. Small hg deck. '\Upt•r v1t•w.I cpt:.ldr~. l~c w.1lk 111 ~rm. 2, b•. d~n. frµlc., KJ7 5105 · · · Lwtunous ('abanu hvmg., 121JI S98-2557 12 Bdrm apl, blk from bch bedroom . I bath. n o ch1ld·pt.>l ok. S375 mo 1otaraRe pool pnv covt· I C'lowL' 1-:0l'I Aar H101.·i.. ( 1:·a ut 1 .~~Y I ncht' P .1 _ · I s plll·level l Hr +den. lgl' Cotta Mfta JJZ4 &shop'g. $375. mo. peL .. 1ctuldrl'n 19111 Ma· Onve bv 253fi Santa Ana • $700 rm 494 477Kt.•vt·~ · to lioo,u·h S52S1m11 ind omm .....,.:., p;ski. "iN.wportleach 3269 hv rm, open brnm • 494·332A 11h• S275t mo 631·1266 Ave thCn C'all6420282 ' --------· -, ut1I !lhll">M4 1.ike Lbc S600 J>tl mo t•••••••••••••••••••••••I st.one frplc,pat10 Adulti.1••••••••••••••••••••••·1 · . t:ru1g.t<t::/MAX · -' ---,3 1lR&2baths.w/rt.-sawn · mdds ~ardcncr l>IO J:)S4l ~EWPORT S llO Hto:S-I $650 Yrly hie 673 7llOO 2 HR. I be. furn, Adulb Spacious 2br . So of llwy $350 3 bd. 2 bo. knotty cedar 1•xll'nor San Clemente 3876 Junct..1.•vt..,, m 9'.nb •• be h --1 o nly Pool $295 mo rcfng. garl(. nv:iil 12 il I fir wtcnrl ~:iral(t'. $235 Upslaln. family no pets Ol>('n bt•arr11:1I hv rm · ••••••••••••••••••••••• t - 1 -----·--j nearl •ac · communit~l3 Hr 3 Ba . nr i-.chool 1 J\va11 12t l.673-4804. • $425640-8611 pcrim IS1 +Inst tS80 N11ar S~ Co·i~l Plazal fpl,&dcar1·1'da1 ptlnl!l:1 N1rr I lllC l11r.1t1•cl nr. Park Terr llri i:ht ,, poo . tc·nn1i. rou rl J. r h1ldren weleotnl' S60U. - -No pcL'I 541-1115~I · ' 1 g N I• d k 1 h (' 1 •11 c · Ch1.-ery 3br. 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HSOW. lfllh St.C M .S20~· SIOOMOVE IN j B<.:11 ~.:-1.1111116. 559 !'~ ' I ft£Tr t<LTY 642·5200 ' pool Uhl 1714 1<\!M·S294 675--81.38 ---ALLOWANC~ llM h.1&2 IHt " -• ---1 91:1.SN 0!1111lllw)' Apt. 1'• blk orf Newport' lrumS2:.,.&u1.1 ------;--! l MO. f"R~E llENT I ---, Olvd. 121 E Uuy l! un. 1 2 Br 1 b·• pvt pa tio enr l I YOU CA N AFFORD 1\tlulh. No l'l'l!'o OHLY $10 NO FU:! &!uut new 2 & H $175 mo furn i.m 1.·01y A•ailbM How! a. S295 No r h1ldr<:n or · . ''t.ot r R NE PORT BE CH I 1.~.1 Mt•sa llr Thi:. 2!JOO !I Q Ct 4 3 HH ."P~">. nr channel.I UGIDECIC , 1.uieh, nr bc'h. Ulll txl.j 2 bedroom apartment p<>h. Avail Dec JO 1 ~a~~81uil.a~:~~~ W A 1SB11t:.t:a11tofN\·w1111r1 h 11 r , h 0 mt 1 n yrly rc?tals, N~. Also, 2 OMTHllAY . r e:.p employed u dlt No pets or children. Call ~-~afl •lpm. 496-9230. fllvd 1 North wood 11 '" .av .ii I & 31 Bit apt:. on 1 enmi.ula 2 BR. 3 bath like new rnn 1 •IM"'200 I Linda al 675-2311 or a fter F. d h s --. I Park Newport ,. 9am 5pm a.16 !l8W Jan I I ~r y. 1115 41112, Tue Uiru dom1mum in Tht• <.;ovl' o..a~-.. .. --h 3769 ! Scall646-6457 ~"!Bdl e> trel'd ou'e • m Top of or 0 I'. 2 BR. 2 b11, ('i\1 1 TOs{f· t;at. I Im me d o<·eupunr> .-...,._.' ac I rm ren Y to O<'rupy d fpl b I · · · ' I --------· . ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• S27Sagt no foe tl.11 4320 en, <', a cony. 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ME.5A VERDE home at 31317lh Pl&N'. u.12.:>Mo11. 2 RR . 2 bn. dishwasher. ~1~01ry~~~1';;'0~~~~' Santa /\nu -,54 70711 c•r.$460.6444().i l b,drm 3 bu . near1 C;ird1At:1n. l<,Rl'.l\THECRl-.1\T ION mosphere 2&3 br dlx 5 • .-....alCE encl. gar. 2 blks from WAnuhi>1m 71il·l4tl:I -----Clubhouse Vt!urly $9001 Roth aavall. now!• ~w1mmtnA. i.uuna,, 2 upts. nopet.'I. 546-1034 ..,,..._" beach $350 Adults, no 1-: Anah1•1m !151i 45011 Turllcrock . lll ith land~ ~-3274 1 Agonl 640 5560 twalth i•lub ... 1,.11i ardi. •Lol'ked5a r.w/lg11tor. pcb; 960·5260 Ele(' k1tch, pnv. pntws1---------• ~~mti eb~•nt12 niwa 2 U1g Canyon , corne r ·1 °11<hl · 1:.~h t~·d t i•nhn 1' ICIDS OIC :~1~i c~~~~[;;:,1. Near 5 Points. Com ~r~:~~~1~1.l'6pa ;~r,:~: Rooms 4000fl. 111noram1c vu '01 hlllll 2 llo Nleux 3 br. 3 ba Lux. Waterfront Conclo ~~JUnl'I ro 1m> !'. 0 11· 3 br . l llJ ba S325, Pool. •<fas hent, ga11 ('()Ok1ng, modore Cir. 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Vit'w home In All arcaa·All pr1ct•li 1700 lllth S1 grdn. lndry fac1I. 645·153 313 17th Pta~. 612·2t&I Avail uow. tlarbOr Vlt>w llomeit • CaU today· Move today r Oovt•r .11 lllth 1 tennis, pool, l -.<11.• rat $4\SO, jftl nou IH2 ln70 <;ondo Sun Jnnquln, 21_•l40--08 __ 10_______ ~ bdrm 2 ha. UPRradcs. TOPO'TJlf.;WORL.O VU 4l2N.EICllmlno Real, 2 Utt, 1 ba , full y ~f.~i. 5 52~ l>t! r mo · Newer 3br. Vaulted «lll· S.in Clemente ruml11h<'d. 1 blk lo ocean. l .... , IQ.RS. A/C, ,1eu.ardc d : Ocean view. luxury con· ~/mo. Adlts, no fX!\i. LAglrl.e •ttell n Clttnrn pool, lcnnl8, llOQ. dn, 2 Dr 2 Ila, pool, jac., 675-0475 ••••·•••••••••••••••••• SllOOrTD. f~ 0067. sauna. tennis. aotr ncxt.11-,;-.-.-.-. -.---.-.-.-.-.-.-;.-;.-.-.-;.I 2 fldrm. 2 &. Nortll t'nd 8LUt-'f'SCONOO refrig.accur busatop cl~ lo buc h. AvuJlnblC' Plaza at\IA, 4Rr, 21,;na , 1$400 lie. •98· 144 l or OCl.A.MROMT J 1111. lR 4fM '707i end un1t. no pct.a. S$?5 _6.»-__ 2280_______ 3 BR, 2 ba, wntr. 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SH Pet ~tvd n41 Dtl}JPUotClutl~ ~13M4$$ associated Ii• • , MediterraneanVillage •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grasscloth waJlcovcring •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk -In closets •Balconies, paUos •Park·Uke landscaping •Swimming pools, J!CUW •Lighted tennis COW'tl •Minutes to rreewaya 4c beaches ·~ I l•IOOM a W J •-a • TOWMMOUll Mwta Onty • omce Open Dally 9 toe (i) 17141117.atH MOO Harbor Btvd., Cotta M ... caur. Kennebunkport? Isn't he the guy who Kicked the winning fieldgoal in the'74 Superbowl? c~fD .,,..../~ Ir you ri• not sure WllO (or wh.11 ) Kt·nnyt>ur1kpon was. <10n't feet bad-yov ,,. not .ll<>nt' KennybunkpOrt 1s one or 14 t.11~t1nc uvPly different clpartment Ooorplans at SectWIOCI V1llc1tjf' 1n Hunt1n<itoo Beach. SeaWlnct Village I!> J r~ult of totally pef'SOndltzed profe551on111 planninq The 'k1nc1 of attention you oe-.erw A perfect blmd or natutt.> -111<1 11v1nq- ne'>tled 1n a forest with t>abtlllnq orooko, JM Qull.'I pondS. cooroo by natural oct>.in oreezr•s AoCJ 10 th.it tenniscouru. :iwimm1nq poo1s. aJ.lCut11 and tt convenient IOcatlon near ~noppinq ano emplO'jmtnt and you ve got a pl.Ke t1nyon~ woulo pn:>ualy can hOme.(Even Ktnnybunkp<>rtl) One and two beOroom. one ano rwo oath .Oult 41Pirtments from 1315.00 '~~~~ 15555 tmungton VUllQI I.Ant Hunllhgton 6t<11tf'I CA (71~) 898-09dl From u. s.ii OitgO Frwwt'f cnv11 nonn on BNcti to Mcf'-**. CNft west on McF~ to 5uMnO \'111.tQe. 'Ufl'llftt!OS l'lallitJlt • ~ ~ 10 AM .ttt ~ IALIOA IHH S 6S llP W('1•kl y w/k11t·ht?nl'ttl' ms lf'l40 Room. pnvall' tu.. 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Top rbll ,-acuums fro111 C • foundallon:oi I.tr conlr N . , •••••••••••••••••••••••1,lDttc. bnrk. llow about ta • ....,, Hal Plumbmg. l)J7.31!>4 Sl9 tJS .) da ~rvi~ 01 -.. ~~~ ~W ~~i'anA~~ ;.~u~·lp i.uv'· mo nty lt~~~~c~~ l)l~~r.nnt~ •. H?HI N'.S l!<>Us._fo;: r.ireplaccfor Chnstmt~.·· Stnlcn A•...._! p;;-~ any vaclum . All ty~ot. Tony 64614649 ,....~, fin. 54~3820 <.:1.t::ANING SF.HV IC f •. 6'l5 14H!I DAY PHOTO I opet~ vacu ua:. & ba ~., I I for .. thoro~hly clean I ------nc M9I ,.... V<1cuum Cleant-r Ctr IGAllAGfo; SAl.E adi; Ill hou.w 540·0857 Mo•lftq . 1······················· IS71 Newport UI , CM !lave Wmt'tlung )'OU want the Daily r1101 bnn~ hJll • MR. FIXIT. -••••••••••••• •• • ••• • •• • . ... ' • Tlred of \(.'tt30l probl(•n\.\., 1646-310? lu:tell?Clni.s1C1cdad11do pyrci.ults.Toplaccyour Carpen ter. pa1nl1111-t MINl-M/\ID S t:flV Rt•I 'M ovt• Jl\yth1n1c Z•OOE.ComtHwy •• CdM':640.t551 Use the pros. O'K('(•ft.>I - ------- 11 well Call NOW. drawing card, phone Heai.. rotei. 15 yri. m ble fo:urp.tmd pcrsonnl'I anywhere at anytime .. Prop. Mng mnl Cu CJaa1fM!dAds. your ontr 642·$78 642·5678 today• C1rea 548-1752 Clearung. lndry. 581·986S 2-1 hrs. 7 duys. !"»G·4844 540-2200 _st.opshoRilng cente.!:.:.__ I •• ._ ...... 4250 G...,s 10Hic••...td 4400 lusiftns MCMhJC!IJls, Trvst Lo.t&Fo.d 5300 Plfuallfa USO HatpW-.cl 7100 HetpW~ 11•0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• for•...t 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OpportwMty 5005 DMcli 5015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• .. • L .a k t: /\ r r o w h c• J di••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ German Shepherd lakt:front rondo:sl1~ 8 'Sm.:lf' $40 2033 /\naht'1m NEWPORT BEACH c•at .... ET SHOP MEED CASH puppy. fl 1-:w AK Llfo:. MASSAGE RJO 70'a t>o b "' "' f •4rf7 G4&08'1A.~ 891•Jerr FIGURE MODELS · ~Vt' u le !65 1~11 t,;ann1•ry Vllla){l' Shop lltuhly su1•t•c i.i.C11I <:rl ~ Mnmrroth <tkl m ndo for, I la c·c ntJa J , C M i.pac('l):iva1I S90to$<100 l'J.'>h no~ Supphl'I' for C:omrruttm·nt II\ 24 hri1. 1.!ist mull' Sl'al JIOllll ESCORTS THE EMPLOYMENT & TitAIMIMG (.'hn1>tmas. 00•1· l!J 28. all 00~64 __ - -lntl'rior Uccuratori. & rai.h Ill 7 da)b Im moi.l SiameM.·y1c Pcnnal>ula OUTCALLOHLY ADMIMISTRATIOH~ Sun.\hJnl' V11lai.t1·. $300 Double .:aragl· 20lh & Ocvdopcr!> Sdh:r wall raws> Is l. 2n1J'i., n· ___ 673.:_8013__ ""'" , 408125l·721lafllipm j Oltve. HU. $60. Ali. lramnl'w owncr l\).'l It f1nun tt'. ell' C1J m L<>o,l malc mid hlt.t' Daya.t•H,hr HUMTINGTOMIEACH :. ,.·~uruJy or hfteen looking' single. hllffil' area $35. Wald !>36 1461 mc n •1al & 1ndus lr1 a l lilk/Whl. i.bort hair·lon.i 631·2140 ~u Op....,. Forllw 96().52Jli0 WORK NC' R'f NL'•l loans also av:u l. (;a ll tu1l. Ans to Uuster. Vtl'. GOLDEN GIRL Folow'-. T~ rro-_. 1., for a ca bin 1n the ------------I • PA "''. now.8111831-1257. Goldenwci.l /Slatcr. -----~ ,_.., -7 rrestllne area to va<·a-•Slnglc.Jlarbor-Adams, ,......,. ...... at 4500 Tbc Wall Slrt'et Journal. •~-..L./ , ..... 7063 XXD""..,.EOFFU .... XX M1c•la1 ~ Tec:t..Dh9J taon m December 23 26 C.M sloragt' only SJ5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Time Mag & radt0·TV _...,._...... ""'" """"' " W ..... T Moloqy Plea* eall 6.11 3149 artcr 1133-8974 110 & 110 S4f. Ft. newi; have reportro on PH'MllwAJ/ LOST: l4l orani;e/wht Ing Beauti(ul n ude ll•rl&, ~........ ec 1eMM-li ti PM ---• 1 Mini wart•hOU'><·. Com this busin~i.i. rw:cntly i\ Lo.t & FMd hr Cal. family pet. MV dance at cxh1b1t1011 & rap s Moc apair --Wx20 .itar:tf(t.' $.JS m o 7~111 mi•n•j> Pa rle 1't•l!.J)llrt Wiiiner. a real money ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76ff.l l.22 R ·ward sessions 9AM to 4AM ci.nc .. T~ HIG Bf:AH Ci\HIN Trui.k 1\\1•. W1-..tm11l'>h'r K:t:{.11HIJ · mak<·r lh•qwn·i. $17.500 Allnoultcttntnh 5100 · l' ---''.ver y day 2060 So I Woste Wtter TK-IDIJJ 2 Bl<, frpk. '-llr.. >I, w1·1·k H!H 251'l'>. HIJI 2M I . i·a i.h Sal $350 J>t•r "'k ••••••••••••••••••••••• I'' o u n d w h 1 l l' ma I l' t,oclld, Anahl'1m. l'Xl'tl 1 Sttlcri.-s f(W -.,.,. S2.6S _how -'°' Wt•t'kt-ntl ti4U rial.5 • jStor. 4550 l'l.l s Shar(• of 1•r11f1ti. PENNY Shepho•rd mix puppy Vic 10~ :.M hr l'l'l"Ord111 111 -· '" l"" l:fJronJ dt•I M;ir · •·nr·l I t•arl • •• •••••••• • • • • • • • • • • •• Hw lrl uood rt.•lircmcnt 111 Sr > l c It m .. n • (' u "•· MJ.1422 I ,, ,.. · < v " ·' Th••• -CET• £...-...1-.... ,,.........., ---·. J::.JrUJ::t'. •Ill ••••ritl'!o,ui..,., urr1• f1 o11·11 \0111l l l'Ol'Tll' ('allf7111K71l'J~1~1 ti73.323'l > _.,. "'~ ·-··....,....,r-~"7 ....... l.t•k•• l\rruwhi·o.1rl ITiliun • s."5 rru ~ :IS:!O I Monro\1,1 ""' s ... 1;11111·1 f•1r ·•l'PI 111 5 dall) I PINCHER Mun, 39· Prol to mel't I r•q••rt'") Hllftti .... Oft hoclt residtKy. IJtn h 11m1· .1 \a 1ll ( "· . I · . l''Qund L>og , approx womi•n for o.1ft & t'Vt • t•f ·a....:u... • ... _ · d ....o.1 \'hrt)>lm4 ~ wk ~:J•m Offlc• Refttal 4400 ~"' i::·~·t~. t1a1 • r' 1"11 llOOKKfo:t:l'INC;. ADS :J51bi.. loni:: wht h:11r daki. & fr1 ('ndi.h1p & g CJ'""'"'' IS oe.'..,...'" ..-opplic:wnOft. ~JtiH7ijfJ(J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~J:u.. Al:l:OUNTING&Ti\X 1 friendly . Va<': ,107 l'ompans h1p Ad 1127' Appliccltiolts wilt~ occephd ...til lftM. --I SIMGUUSER •etttals WMted 4600 J'RM..'TICfo: /\labama Ave , llU . Daily Pilot PO Boie De-c.-...2'. 1971. Appty .. tt..~y· SIUSMOWSUMMIT I ••••••••••••••••••••••• S erv11·e i.ma II :aud ONLY $2 536-2066 .1~ Co11t11 Mt•i.a, CA .....t & T~ C..ter, Sll Maia Strftt, 2 Story Cha let. 4 blks tu 13 OOOSQ 1-vr tlui.in"i.s ma 0 111.,.11.., medium 1;11cd buo,tnes'ir•i. .......,., H f1-•--·L ldt. 968-034.5 I · · · ~ on 11 monlhly bui;as. in found: Ueaut lnsh Setter• =+• ~ bachelor apt. rnuluh· cludin" preparation or Sl>ll any 1lem or com· i Dut h Ha ho~· N .. w 2 e tnr y t " Grcul L<x•t1t1011 home f)r ') 3 nrgnt-, pt·r " btnalaon o( llt'm5 for f7S n c vcn n..!S. p--~ ~-1--5160 .. ·.~ ., vaca 1.,n u ll tax retur n!) cOur nr Edinger & Kolsa -~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ hrni', Heavenly Va llt•y. • w••t<k N '' l'oo k In Jt stfl'V1ccs do not mclud•· or less walh a Pt'nny Chica. c•all to tdt!nt1fy, I ••••••••••••••••••••••• t·omp f11rn , x tr..1 111 Oduxt'Sput{· 752ZJIO dav' 5r,1 fi17fl <'t:rl1f1crl JUd1 hl Cull ~~~~~t~~ ~ally~es~~~~ ran'lkt..'('J' 84ti·l591 !louse.• 1>1ller r~pons1blc. Accounting r lerktphon" &/PCLEll( 1714 >7!i0 :.1.10 -I t'Vl>S ! J M i\dtHn-. loll Crc1•. ilflftltaonul lln•·" 60" for --------m."llure woman will rare o perator needed full ~ th.?<'l'J>I <"onl . Ofr ll cs r>on~a blt· work 111111 HlJO.J23 0000 th••iduyi. rharg .. it• fo'ound White Samoyed ror your home dunnit ltml'. lmmed. openinic Th • .'olly Ro"t-r Inc . ..1 1 Commcrn· l'orl. ~ r 1 1 t' r ., 1• ,. k ., 1111 t· - -l'ul'omrnt'rt·a.il uih male. w/brn lthr t•ollar your :ibscncc includin~ Full co benefit!> Ca ll dynarur. rai.l nrobwin1: ....... stoShar• 4 300 1 bedroom i·utl ui!•· in•lo'\t Ply will sell 111t·ornc 1n W c s lm111s t c r on pets. plants. t•lc Ava1li. I S499b'71 fOf" appl & dl'·I r~Ultrant chain. aM.-tl •••••••••••••••••••••••Newport K3:Jll8l:J ('oron:itlt•IM.irtir('ui.tal propt:rty. lund. munuf:a ~·,,r mon• 111l1>rm11l1vn 1112_1_17_8_1m_-44s2 ble 1mmcdiatl'IY l::x taili. Balboa M arint·1•n lnlnc ha~anopen111~· C..tdoWl'I Mt'S:J (jwt•ln ,... .. t' .. w n I <1unnl( bu!I C~n ?('l'Cµl .iodtopl.it'O')'OUro1dt•o1ll l''ound med .... w fl.male l'l'lll'nl rcf cr c n e~s Hardware .. ~ 0 . t: roranArrounL .. Payablt• U.-..,.1._,. .... ,1. EXECUTIVE 11:al Writ!• (;lai.~tflt'd Ad $500.CMIO•·ai.h <J!).1 3~3 do". rrotttly while. vie. 759--01571661 0560 M/F/11 Cle rt in our At'ner;il of .. _"7 -r-.. 642 5678 " ! hre aerounu. payalil" Share a home or aptmenl SUITfS ~l!OO. ~>~aly .''•lot. 1' Cl lt1•Hhntnt • Barch & Unstol MS-4043 dept We provide xlnt • QUU!IL·(I)A!u UNtLw1w ~·~~~~·:~l'I "~f[.•;·:~~:~:.1 ~~~·11~~~'~i;2"'""0 .. ~! .... ??.'.~ --------F~n~:~~~~e~.::11••~•::=¥•.ft! r!e~~=~!t I =$la~;.~~n1>c;::~~~' U.L: "f"<; ~~ ~),..,. per son:il phunt· l"Ov lfo'am1ly or hrtt.-cn look1nl! SCRAM-LETS &t2·0018 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pref acctg, bkkpg or 10 '-• .Jl.uur L\.•w<'•~ t•raj!c. reccptaumi-1. eon 1 f Of. a l' ab 1 n 1 n t h " --Schooft & st.ron« math ability. Ta~ 1 Tiit .Wf •OCJl'f' ltK Kl2·4134Smet• 1971 fl'rt•nc•• room . xerox.I Crc.'sHi1w art•a to vaca ANSW.£RS t'OUND Lad1c.'S watch, at IM...-.Ctloa 7005 mg appl.JcatlOf'I~ now. 1n ! 17MZ ~11.tt. AYe notury Lca~c 11r month tll>n an Oct·t•mbt.'r 23 :!Ii Sun-shine C le.ancrs . •••••••u•••••••••••••• terv1ews s tart 12(!/71f I .,,..~Ce 927L4 ' ROOMMATES lo month Near :-.o Cou~t l'lca.w t all 631 JMll afltr ~r·0aconplh --CA 11 st1h10maw _-Owner Identify. 64S-:r776. RI: •LEST •TE Call 644·1000 I 54 ... "ll I • Pluta, 0 C . t11rport & 6 PM .. ~ ~ -Slm-e-M·SO•~ I fret•wayi, Call 979-2161 01gesl Humour -Seal Point Young M . LIC.:USE "' • • ,. • ' • • , ... ' " • ' !i . fo' P I --Miac.tfanaovs Get on th" ri~hl track WITIIOUT CB"S l''ound Westehff area. m;" ~___..,._ '"J0Y rmrc. ay ci.i.~ CdM dlx :-.wlt't.. ut1I ricl R--'al• 4650 ' b k bo 2 ......... L!A c l988 A -· p /"" c S900 A1T MAN/\Gt:H i\111\gei. & Llfcstylci. "'" • with th•· Oat y rt1ot ·:. When you t '" a .ut •t. .., ...... i1 ago.,_,. SCHOOL c ....... ay '" · .,.OR'·' .. UNITS IN ''·•~t.J W..C7herkReCercnccs AIC.ample pki: f"r Slll5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ll R I STMAS Glfo"T thepaooe hadarough ReceptrTypL'\l $700'" ... "' 3ou·. N'> l!>t' rcq 'd Ch T I !e~ LOST·My6pet cat.11 &4 OFFERS t:xCC'Secy/Kt: tc4l2t< M\'1111 Ex~r'd coup!,· c.11546·4212 675..ffiOI) nstmas rl't' Lot $750 1'flAIN 1 Appcarin~ luneof1t. minJtacross cag~ from yd Nov 22 "-.IClerk S7""' Jlua bend mu~l hllVt• --------1 _____ tm t Beach HlvcJ. llunt. every Wt'<inl':lday st.art· country 1l took them h rtb'-ken642 ,.,.11 · va• "" t Wif bkk SH .... I ... HOME Bch 842 2834 mg Nov 15 thru ()e(' 10 three rmnths. and that ca ov -v.. Please call For Appl mat11 eJCp c J>.: -"' HIWPOn/IRVIME h t /\. A A o...t LKtwe ~ frvn<' Personnel Agen<'Y e • P • ('a 1 1 ~ v l' s · ,.~or mort 1nformat1on was wit ou • FOUND Silver cigarette 41J8 Et?lh,"-s•~ M"•u f21J>816·3851 M.S-7464 or 761 ·2284 We'll bclp you find u re liable roommate • full Servi<'<• Suth.'h and to plor{• your :id Howard Johnson ·~ o r lighter w/nomt" oo. Cnr "" .... '"" S2!t5 Monthly 1'-'-'1/lt1••1t/ CALLNOW wonil o( all. WITHOUT S unflower & l''aarvie w •Cruh Courseavatlable SU1tc224 642-1470 AS SIM ILER . Cull l'hylhs 961S·6711!l ~. 642-5678 cs·s 548-240'1 •Mawnalsprov1ded. ~ '°'-OBY 'llace home w/pool in Irv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----•Sma ll das:;cs for · female preferred, $2 IO ....._, IMVESTO•S Lo.t&Fo.d SlOO ,.,.._.. 5350 personalizedinslruct1on ADMIN ISTRA T I VE W•· fl~_. numbtJr or l't'W) utJI incl !">S2·111.J2 l:ilt' 523 ~ .• ~t ~f1et-s~u~•· to Oppot1uftity 5005 ssooo to s:zo 000 tnvci1l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Choose own taslt.-<l;,y TRAJNEF. Min. 2 yr.'i'ol good people for 1mme<1 rul(hts or l_..9831161 ask i.ub lea1>t! 111 La..:una ••••••••••••••••••••••• mcnt will rt•turn $10,000 LoHtor f"ound11 Jlel?Call Rl!:LAXINGMl\SSAGt:: &rught das.'>l;!b lege accounting maJor OJ>l'nin• '"uur e lertm tor John ChasP lhlls. SJ()! rrw1nlh. Avo1I to S40.000 in UIO day:.. In i\ n 1 ma I As 11 Is tu n c e Bob James -Lie Masi.cur • Plal•cment-up to 80'1~ Start SH50 per mo.+ ex lni?ch qc:mbl,y dept.. t;>. Ut•e Isl ~fl030 A Vfttdin9 Rt.. fo (7141 750-003 U!111tue l)37 2273. no foe Outcull 9-9• •!M·Sll I rommission pen..'leS Send resume lo 8 pt•t hetrf ul hut not ncl' l''cmalC' roommale 25+ Owt1&operate your own Classlf1edAd•367 lla1ly Co mp11n y pd in"&. wanledtoshi1re.J l\r npt. lk luxl' mcd1ral sulh'. vt•ndmR ruut.•s. 4 10 h r., MofteytoLo. 5025 LMtPckincseoninge/wht Prt~GNANT " Caring Fret'J W1.oek Pilot , P.O. ~.~_2.560, hohday1 Colt! lni.tru CdM S210 ind u~tl l:till ~round fir . Corona dt•I w<.-ekly. Compl. co trnin ....................... paws. male. 3yrs . old ronfidenUal f.'OUnsebng & SalesTral:~~ Costa Mesa, C81 ~ ml'ntCoep. 2650So Crod :> 673-1775 Mar. RculooomicsCorp. tnit&locution!lctup OOYOtJNEED C/\Slf? (Ming>. No tagi..968·7281 referral. Abortion , adop C.IForD If AIRCRAFT SU P PLY dy Way, S .A 556·3100 ;; .. ·cm roommate to share ll75--0700 Plan l $2080.00 ll'lt.2nd&3rd fteward t1on&koopmg. lll·IOOl 4tJ.044Z store has openma ror E.O.E_. _____ _ .c apt.orbousc.CdM.wlth 1200 Sq fo't $480 mo Plan11$49AO.OO llomeowne rlouns LOST. Go ld c h nrm APCARE S47· K11le lla neatappearinl(.fulltimt't-_______ _ ii woman " !I yr girl Maritueritc· Pkwy & :a~:1U~ir:~% ttrran~cdfu,;l. brart'let with k1.<eP11ake cou..-ey GIRL Real EMtatcSt'hool saleaglrl.54G·7594 ASSIMl&.HS '. ..,,.,.7.,"' or 7""·<"""', ext /\very on S D. Frwy m f.lorrow SIOOO. SI00.000 r harms. Ht:W/\.llO. "'" 32031Camin0Cap1strano ,..,.1111! • .......,./MICH .,..,,. ....., -,,...,., M V C u I I T o I I I'' r t· t· ( 1 b I l p t san J ca tr -~"" ' 288 111s1on •cJo. J'ruf<'r ex1 •• t•rm1>, iu. 644~. *ESCORTS * uan pas a.no ,. Post•on• avail wt f11i.t ..., Mt<mllt3l 7'44 I 800 23 7 ·21JO ti o r crc-.ltt no prohlcm Call !.i Hmml wanted to share -I ll{)().237-000<t, Sun IOi\M u.o.. noobU11at1on IA8l Cat: Jtrt!Y long hair. ~hrs 957 tJ.174 Joltl W..ted. 7075 fl'Wlng Nt wport &al'b ;i 2Bdr. 4 houses looccun in Nr. 0 C /\.trport. f)c•luXl' GPM, MW, 9AM KPM . STERLI NG Vic Costa Mesu Nov. 6lh 1----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• co., iJlvolvl"li in ass"mb ly 'if N..,...t Slch.67"1'"'' oH1t•cK w/l>ct•r cturlul llOMELO/\NS Reward.~4'1786 Spiri ........... _...__ Exp. Scotlish nur:;e in ofeotnf)Jtlt&ramera u n·' -,. "" ., •"' Beer Tavern, ''M ar"•• -_.... ih Appl1"1111l"" "hould ••JC "' ----i.crv1ce 752·5626 ~ "u 714/95S·1610 (bkr> lBISSo. t:I Camino Real tereswct tn new pnv. du· "°' · "" "" " N .......... ,l D>..a"h 0('"'8n --:----El!L l3 Yr'll Gros" $7,000 • -t · •ui. Reward ror re· Int r ail i..-I "'"'r llfOrk1n•• w/amall "'-'""' °" ' "" · ......, · _, S"" Cle-ote. l'\Jlly lie. typos x ·re · 11v ·re· AU Aboard ror t-DaJ.!f ..-" "• view. Pool. Jac·uzza, t•'n· No. Costa Mesa, 700i;q. ft. ~r mt>~ /\II help run. •um a1 "Magale" 4 yr .... ..... , 1 M parts, "ood mtch apt. & .: 16000 d I\ • "' " • Forappl.492·7""". qua red oc. 1n esa Pt._. CJIRISTMAS GI " I ,. n1s . $350. in c l u lll $350/,.,.,, Ground floor ,,;. 3""n. l(t.64$-4474 953 old bm/wht Engl. Spr, _____ ;.._ __ ""-'"-1 Vcrde/C.M.S56-7082 TRAIN. to•or ..... ,t' In· enjoy .Jk•n.•f1ts 1ncuc1i~:? ·• 5'411·7813 um or 640·53$7 Tom,S40·2200. o."'r ·,,.,_._____ Inger sp aniel. 675·007 •SH~RILF.E• , format 1o n ... ;1ll o we<.-U voe .. I wet>k a ck .,..,. .. ..,.,.. o ror onals r II leave. 4 proill shanng to ~• Smilh·M4'yer IAYVllW AY•'Jl.IATE '"""'"""" <.:ERTfflEO usy P east · Chn11tm:1s Ad·Vlsor at n a m ,. a f i•w . Ci ll l uvlSTM.,.,.T M""a M rt ,,.. ..... ar 'M ASSEUSt-; phtnJcook well·bal11nced, .,...., o<L"'t8 " MONTHTO MONTH On Lafuyeth•. cannery "... U"'O ""' 0 jlia,. ....... y St501t1W••o ...... ti t ti ............ 557 90SI, ask for Kay 1" v 11 1200..:,. f GU•• ......... 11 ranuc n new insl1tuuor111I -Hou11e Calls Hy /\ppl. Kuuu ._,, n11. nun ou.oe, -----Glllm1 • SbaN 2br, 2ba beAul loc. 1 age. •"f t. -~"'' toan ur lO 95'/l of ap· Los l b I a ck m 11 I e 83R·6838. Amert run/ authe ntic In ANSWERING SERVICE··--·"------ onr poolt1oc Xtras + Bll.t..GRUNOY Sl60MITPPWI(. prais a voluc . 832·9980 Samoyan /Sh ep m ix. te rnttllonal, 1iou r me t Orange Co Arprt area,, ___ _ Clean. ~(IO(S natured MI f" fkalt.or fi7S-6161 PAIT· TIMI <Up to $60,000) Long brur, some white on m1:111ls. Noye ml. 675-0797. inter busy s .... lchbrd. Peopt~ who need People 1225 mo 1ndd utl l Ofrtcc ttvuil. b<'och area Our lute8t program In MO PREPAYMENT chest, paws. Dent left ANITAformerlyof T. Th. Sa, Sn. 2·8PM or fo'rT& Prrah1fts. t:O •: .. Th•taw'hattt1e ~· Only S60 /m o . You oulomatlc merchttnd•K FasUiCOUrt«>UM ear. Nccd11 mcdlc.Uon. GOLDEN TOUCll can 8-tOAM Many bencf.Ptl)taccord· DAJLVPU.OT h h inD , .... •ur·-th .. rll'W '"IP Lo!ll Nov 10th In So now be Hafp w__..._.. 1t00 ma to exp. $46-3333 or SERVlCP. DI Rfo;cJ'ORV A""' toe ore StSOmo.See a n lf w(•r m y P o ne ,. ........ ~ ... "' ~hrvlcc _...... " "'n .. 6T.H082 top hot foodi.. All arc nu /'W; Call ALang•unw~r"arouln0d .~~o~~·. reached al (7141496--3462 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.3333 as ell •'*it_' __ _ a, "· ---------llonally known hrnnd11 F0t lniormatlon . " " • 22'1'6Mapk>-A,CM _ Ofnce·Ston• 480 Ft .. crpt, 11 U <' h u w 11 c In1., ~AMORTCACECO. 499-31197. Male~30yni.tosharc-dr'prl. A/C. 17301 l'k'ach Ca mpbe ll's , Hormel. AQillCorntaBroltcr Lost 11 mo . r u m a l e N,._,.,rt lkh 2 bdrm 2 8l . H. 0. LF.AS E 842-2834 ~f &y-Ar·Dtt {'tC' All (714) 832-9980 c er m 1 n s h e phe rd ba. Condo.S200 mo. Call N 8e h hi accwnt.11 Art' l't'CuN\d by 8 I •c k I t a n . V I c -Mf.7332 0~~n •P•~~·.' ~~P~:~ us In olflce buHd1n1e11. All& for Mr. ll•ert Delaware/ EllJ1 960·5032 Fem. Ve1etari&n, rt'llAble lOOOsq. f\. 644·4600 atboola, indui1tr1al 1>hn1t. Mel;!m T t or 84'7"'8ll0 nonJtmoker. everything -a, ho8pita1A In your orca U• rm 5011 ----------fuml8hed. 83l·3343 Delu.xe office. pvt bath, We Q nt.'ed rollublf' JK'O LOST c rcy & whit \• re asonable rent. N.H. pie in your arl'a to ••••••••••••••••••••••• p1reakeet. S30 reward Mature, 1tab&e, rcsponsi· S44-86711 or631·3800 ~rvi« thell4l a<'counl11. LOWEST from arateful owncrt. blc non 11mkcr to a har ~ ._... 4450 We~W. MC.-.d .s48·3$20 eve11. tM0.2970 ex pen• •11. 3br M t aa ....................... loclllw M ,..,. .,.... """ ... ••• _d_• ... fA_. ------- Vt rde. 549-l7M_. ---......... •••IH, lttT.D.'•,.... I.Ml : Sml blk Ma le f?OO· re.m lhr w/tame. lovely Sh,.t11C....,. c..,_y fl.._cl•t• WT.O.Le.a. die mhi. 11/ll. Rewa rd. Bl"'' twnhM/pool, own s.-9 hr LffM mh.. ....... ... fo'•tmt Terms 1Lncr 1949 Vic WcttcUrt. 844-6434 =~~-~~~ :~h n~:-~=~.-:i. Eat'.:?1c:~•ty 64=~~611 L~.~~~.hJ:.::ee: • ..,._,,SM,710 ... d ....... • MICHELLE•s •o.tc ... 11AM·2AM 835-3749 *'°' W •MTID: Deapc retcb need e d Mon·fo'rl a t 5pm rro m Cotta mo Meu to ChllP man Ave In O•rde n Grove. HELP' tror li,., mo'11 $5.00 wk. Call 494·'1112 I OU provl 011·10 h.rw your PVT f"TY will II mo~ wnt G wk (1ld kltleft. "' ... ~.... . -eholce weekly, aervfof•u for your 20 / ~ 0 , H11n tlnat on S h o r u T h t f) 8 11 ., p 11 0 t ..,..... OIO llfllLSPACI bteaUt.Ornobllt,beready 142-M73 a M«fl. 11.8 RF.WARD' .CHRISTMAS GIFT •••••• .. • .. •••••••••••• to t hrt In 30 do)'!, 9fM·H57 TR N r • m inimum lnvci1tment ------~--Al S\OPI or your Ourtlaed ito r •~ TOOSq.fo't $3000. Call Toll-Free, •CASHFAST• Lott 2 Maan like dolt ahopplna eonvenlenu (aUlt•...: l Ox 121 4 l,ldo Marina Vllhage Photl8atafft'da4 hrdit~. MONEY IN IOOAYS (Selulc1 ) BT'i"/lan 6 eYlfY. Wedndd•>' ll~art· r..1t11de '-'·II f48 . mo ·~•ltyCenlt'r t.•--JJ• ... 400 2ndfr3rdTruetOffdl 'lrey/wht Vic. L•auna lnl Nov llth t.hruNOOeWc. ........ day.. flVH <Ontnewalttl --MlulonP\nanclalSn ieh Reward If found or I Olh. CALL l --~ Nnport t75..fl662 0,.Hter 41 C714)1tMJIO &a'6o.-..UTI0-171t IQ.lf1I I . .. . . -. "' ~ , . Accountlns ''' TIMPOIAIY ASSIGMMIMTS F.am XTRA Holid ay SU. For lnlormatlon on how you can work 1i (cw da~a or a few w klt to u rn lhat XTRA Cash·Call u•. Work llM! hoUrs you have avaUa blt' Aecountlntt Cler kif Bookk~-pers Oeneral Office Da\Jt Otlry K/P Operatort call or vlalt today .a•a•TWW acco.._ sons. Main,~ •SO• Tower.Oran10 14 IJMIOJ AllCAIL ABllTT TEMPOUllS SSSSlltSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS$$9mSSS, Swap Your Ability ... for a re.it futurv "ith SSSS -We open doors for you to career challenging Tc mpornry Jobs. with oil the Rood thin~s la life PAID VACATIONS. HEJ\LTII INSURANCE ull backed by our combined 25 year s cxpert~c. We d al In oil clerical areas : TYPISTS, SECRETARJES. R ECJ";PT IO N J STS. BOOKKEEPERS. CUSTOMER RELATIONS AND MANY MORE JOBS! n J ust call: Debbie Card 71 t ·551-tlf60 Newp0rt Beach Ouu~nc BrtdJ{es 714·73l·S627 TustJn w ~ !Al wl ( 1'! '7V. cor pa 64(1 •73 l\ut Stf bra win & SI to . -~' ·10 ' • 4·SP tr as f(lll,t I Stlv tape :.une Brn stew P/ft CRSO ~ .. ,,.. b6e<HI ~ -·u ea auto, *reo. fcr.aei ..--..... ,. ''11 Ve1 u .• wtal .. & ,, ... -·. ... , ·~ ~.,.~~ ..... ?! .• ~~~ ..... ?!.~! HtfpW..W 7100 HeepW.-1 7100HeepW..ted 7100 1 HelpW..ted 7100 ~j--~~~~---.,.·~~~~~~-iij.·;,;·;.;;·~·~· ·:.;·~·;· :;· ·:.:·~·.:.· :;· ·:.:·~·.:.·:· ·:.:·:.:·1 • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• A111MTIOM AlltoMK"'-k Ranlun1 11 0.. Our Toyou A enr •n llunt ""-&.TIMI ... ...... 11\fOO 111rb n t• a.w. · perlfnC't'd uu d tar Ta.LB If )'Oil are MW to Oo t111 1:h 1\1<' Ynr 11 [)4'rm.i E11tp1mo1w.-J Meu, temporanly di.· nf'nt Job, ~ da) -wtf'k. Xlnt ~ill. lnln Na contlAuAn1 y~r .-due~ l.IN.l 1 ~nd•b. r•ll Mr uonal Bank Cu ll J ,uwt Uoft, f'e('f'f)tb' d~th•'"¥f'd m1lh Mt s:;ss Van O)ikt>. frocn the •tt~1c~. or tori-••-••••-1 IJl.)700. IU\Y N UOf in& t.f>m AUTO ... O ...-. ., f'.Quul 0PPt•T li!mplyr ponal')'Of'('.,("« mp \o' ~ I I• r . nwnc.. <'OC\tida•t th11 uni *AUTO LOTMIN! que~W'\lt Ctw-.y d •~• (l(r.-,.,. full· Y•C•..._ llmr •• t rmanrnt p o111 $ll6PwWla H~ \-0 hit ftt'W hr /., 'C'n11t mal\aarr11 111 \.•HIC'd & •nlttft'i.tlnM 8aMd ()o your protlu.. t,1,k-; ldt•al for um1 t.avlt1. l'<>mmu. ion. J>lu1t tfl.lrl'd au\.O lnt't h <>p 1> mreat!~ & extra profit for 11ttvant:e~nt S1 t' s.b.&n .. bon\.16 Mr Plt'rt'f' HOWAIHI Thtl womitn 11nd men Wt' l'l\t"vroll"t, Dove & t,l\11111 att loottnt; for 1na > tk• SI:-. ~eov.-µort tto.· 1c h Ured ol typln,R. rotJ1n1t All'I'OM<>i'IV~ • pa~. W8t\'houSt' )Oh' ttnd wortnnl( for a llm1h'<I USB> CAI 8o\.NKJ G TELLERS CLlllCAL FLY FREE WITH OFFICE OVERLOAD e. ... 0 ...... how .,..... for ......... --Offk• Onrto.d Tt.,.:rw • y ut'9=wat tow_. • .. ......_ of yow cWc .. -air or ta.Ip fnytl Worts loc .. n1l91 mtwb with top pay. 0,... to al lklls. Cal fw • .,,ahutwat. t8f 3723 Birch Slrfft, .-w~ -· 557-0061 t8f 111come Wurll w 11 h MICHAHtC youn1 people ft11p1d .ut t-:'l:Jk•nf'nct'd ~lu t hilH' P\df'hl> ffdn1tl, 1t h .. •ad In" iiavln&a 11nd loan h•~ 1mmt'd18I(' full ti~ op pe>nlmtUf ror Tt'llt't• 1n lu. l~iiuna Heurh .ind Nr.,.l>Ort Ut•1tcb otrlct'' ~Hnt'' we rt' loolun.: for Jll'<lPlt! who rt•ully un)oy h1:lp1n11 either f>t'Oplc S1>o; monltb St\L ur banking l'll.J)t'n••nt•c an1l typ1r11tl•--------•l·---------11--------.-. ,k1llli of~ wpm uio re· Bl-LINGUAL INSTRUC C.astuer Salesperson CLERICAL • vancement p0i.blh1t• II i<n-oi Ul"t'l\Jlt• rnp 1>11) you UC llf ur OYCI .uKf pl,1n full bcnt•hh & would ht! ava1labl~ to needt'd 1mm\'d11H~I)' start work 1mowd1<tlc.ilv. Appq lo litorvacc M~r C4U ••• 645-6514 ~um'<! AlDE.S for P /T & sub FAS HI OM SHOP 6 PAY DAYS s tllule employment Pleasant surroundings. FI 1Jt• I 1 t y Cl r re ( s a $3.76 $4.S8 per hr Must Xlnt compensation for LEFT UNTIL bl·aut1ful work environ· speak f)iglillh & one of P /T or F /T pos. Cor mt:nl. excellent i.tartrng the followmg languages hous ewife or s tudent CHRISTMAS salaries dnd great C hinese, Japane!>e . seelungncx.hrs .Llberal Earn extra Chris tmas tlt'nefll.b anduding profit Korea n . Laotian. t>mployeediscounts. AP· moneynow! An&eTIOH i.hanni~ Jlld a fully paad Persian. V1etname:.e. p Ly IN pt: R so N nPISTS f>"P&e needed for pan lRVINF. i .areer apparel program Tagalog. Croatian App ONLY: PIX RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN·MERCURY tune tti mporary orftce 130.7000 . Plea:.c call for an 10· ly 10 per:.on, Fountam JEAN-RYAN promotion wo rk for Al'TOMOTIVE tcrvicwuppomtment Valley Sehl Dist. II l FASHIO .... S ACCT CLERICS Sheraton Newport Beach L ahth L L• v " KEYPU .... CH OPEi Hotel. Openm]ls avail USE> CAR Loguna leoch <~:· N~~an:iT~~~rt~Y Fashion Island " from $3 00 to $6 00 J)l;!r SALESMAN <494-7506 E 0 F. Acl'Ol\S from Broadway CLERICS hour. No experience Start the new year off • Newport'Beach Must have phone & relia· ~ H~9lol . l right ' Mus t be 1·~ M•wportleoch -----bletransp. Long&short · to 5 or 5 to 9. Apply 1n per1enced New l'Om 64~40 . llUIMG CL Child Ca r e ~an led term assignments. Holi- . . .. . . OM. v Ptt.OT • I I HelpW..W 7100 HefpW..e.4 7100 ···~··················· .....•......•••.•..•... CLERKS EARN EXTRA MONEY FOi CHRISTMAS! NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Immediate tull and part 11me opemngs Will learn various phases of store operation with excellent opportunities for advancement. FEDCO, INC. 1030 H..-r 81¥& CostaMne.CA Equal Opportunity Employer a.rtloPart Ti... ueolaJ Phones & typlllg. Must CHAJRSIDE A.SSLST. type 50 wpm. 27 hours X-ray !Jc. 546·3001 per week. Taking ap. plication 7 days week Dent.al Assist;mt. 557 ·0824 I S25 Mes a cbai.rstde. NB. Exper. Verde 1'206. Costa Mesa. t--_;_pr_e_f._640-__ 1_122_. __ Front !*Jr Clerk Exper. pref'd. Wiii train Varied ibifU. NeW1>9rter Inn Hotel. 144-1100. Call M~ry Ca.r taon or Jullu Perez, E 0 E. l')Jnuture refinish ing ;;. pelr. Pickup & delivery. 646--381111. General office. Heavy phones. TYJ>log, rllinit. l O·key i dder Good phone manners essen UaJ. i mall mfr. S&h1ry commeoaurat .. w /e"A perience. Call for appl. 642-1.916 GENERAL OFFICE It PAYROLL Fast paced office needs energetJc person as usst.. ror ac· counts payable, payroll & general office. 10 key by touch Ir enthusiasm are the only require ment.a. Great opportunt· ty for the right person Excellent,environmenl & fnnge benefits. Contact Mary Mea 549-8043 GeneraJ Om~. Accurate typing requned. An:.. tt!lephone. oon·smkr pref. Sa la r y open. ~rt area. 54~2400 General Office F'ul growing St. J ohn Kruts needs a competent self-starter in the order dept. Servicmg our coast to coast accounts in· volves heavy phone con· tact . Ca l l Nanc y , person. Please do not missions & bonuse s OO Ii~ Clertl/S•cy uat .. re indiv fo-r one new day & vacation pay phone . Ask for Miss Slral0 hl l>ell See U~···• '" ... Hosr.1t al1 zat1on plan " ... oni FJD"' .. ITY Air con & control ma ml born ... -.,lning Feb. my avo• able. Layton al front desk. Car MRr -no phone l'&lls ,..., ~.. ... Moo.· Tues .. Wedni.. please' FB>ERAL depl.ofnal'lcoh11sopen NBhome Wkdays&1·2 Clerk Typist. Varied only. S i--& L A rng in loc branch for Hill cvl'8 per wk Ref req. dulJes i.ncl recepll<>msl 540-7171. DENT AL A.5SIST ANT Oral surgery ofc. denlall:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-.-.-.-.-. exper nee. full·t1me,1• 4545 MacArthur Blvd Cl"....,. OCllft Sift rng Clerk/Secy lo ma ml Competttave i.alary + Call P. Allen 557·3'170 ext GENERAL N.B. An Equal Oppty Emplyr mgr. Job rt!QS ll typing. hohduy:., vacations & 39. E.O E. HB.847~ filing, Pltfcaring cust Ill !> 1 ck day s . C a I I ---------Dental Asst. Busy NB Autormllve Banking vo1 ces or I a bo r & 646-5320/549-6131 3141 CaTi; Dri•• Cocktail Waitreu restor ative para ct ice LABORERS CAR SALES materials . handling ---------cr-L--• Lom Of fiur purchase orders & ven-Clearung woman 4 .5 hn> 546-7 41 --needs sharp enthuastac · Used car sales exper pre· Bank &/or f1'nance com dor charoes Some inveo f'n $4.00 pr hr Phone (Across From Earn up to $300 per wk. exp. ass1Stanl. 6Jl ·2490 TRAINEE rerred. Marqws Motors. ., t:An 683" 9 97 k Low twUon Placement __ _ 28802 M a r guerite pany, experience pre-tory control Must be .,....,. "or 54 · 11 As OrangeCo.A1rportl assist.751.9194. De ntal office exp, t~SEMBLERS Partway. MtSSion Viejo. Auto S.S ferrcd. adapl w/ figures & or for Jane. Equal Opport Employer chairside RDA. X-Ray All -.121oor831·2880 S ~ person UNITED ganrzed. Xlnt fringe C-l-en-ca-1------COML-TV-MOYIES be 4 handed busy ofhce ptNl(I ________ ;.;.,:_ ___ , a esperson nffded for CALIFORNIA benehls Send resume Lar"e ins co has immed ----------• *ir:v.oe 11.cr * Top sal, benefit!;. HB """ S ---------•I new & used Porsche & BANK lo: Barber-Colman Co. " r llS , '""'~ 962 7797 .. ,. .,...., VW sale~ Immediate PO Bo 7150 N t 11 h openings or ~rads. Clencal needed 1mmed by · 1~ Mus t ha ve r eliable Autom>t.ave 7902 Edinger Ave.11 0 x P c XI l k d & & ho MECHANICS opening F\tll lune Fr 847 2S81 E 0 F: Ca 92660 Altn D o~ ""nneftlSwor lDJI. con Coastal P.noM~ Hollywood ca11ting direc D\.-s1gner 'tran.sp P ne. Long & ln"e ..,.nef1ts· "'"II for 1n-· · ' ..,., ,. to~ bus-·n 25 An fat & I t d short term assagnmenlb u mo ive tlc us tcrv1ew. ill>k for S.ilc:. lkaU11cl30, expe !'art or E I ,. "' II I f . b I b ugly men & women. k1di. pt-nentc n<.'Cei.i.ary full Holtday & vacation pay. A to l & I b " .,.,. ...,.. Whtll» F:quul Opport L'ILECLL'RK "'c,rettCY '"'· .. _ • .. ...,. n t-rtor es1gncr. ex I · ma1nl1m:1ncc Oranl(c Mgr. r u 1 1 1 1 m c 1 n mpoyer Wall tratn toni.cacnllous as otso JO !>avat 8 le of all ages. doctor & ttmc belltn~ quality Hosp1tahiat1on pla n C.Oast Yellow Cab. li300 adult/children salon bkkpr ind1v for our records with many fine :.upcr nurses type Holdtng m furruture ror von Hcmcrt1 <1va1lablc Ml. Her mann. Fountam Xlnt money & cJrccr OP· Full t1m(• bookkeeper depl companies & they're all terv1ews this week (714 1 lotenors. Co:.ta Mc">a I Valley. (No of Slater port.unity for motavutl!d w/cxp f\Cedcd ror a CLERK TYPIST fRi::E' 7 61 124 4 VI D t:: 0 Cu ll Betty weekdays ~::~;~n Newhopc & person. J68-880l Mussaon volunteer heallh agency 1'ypc40wpm, phones. re· 540-6055 CASTINGSERVlCE. between9-IOAM.642-20SJ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Viejo De1-trce helpful. Mrs cord keep'g, mu:.l Ix-CoastalPef"SONWI COOK· J apanese special·!•-------- ------Beauty S o u t h e r I a n d ~~~~~i~·~PERATOR AcptlCy t.y wanted in H.B. to cook Designer ---------•iBabys1Uer for 2 chldm. (7 HAJR DRESSER 714·979-2270 Must know key lo disc 2790 tt.t.Gr, CM various Japanese foods. DO YOU & 9) Mature woman. Leading rash dept store BOAT IUILDEI pref 1 yr exp. Apply ui ALL JOBS FREE Prefer ability lo speak PCB 3'41 ea..,.. Orin 54M74t (Across From Orange Co. Airport) Equal Opport Employt>r Of'FERASERVICE? 7.30-8 30 am , 2 30·1' 30t has1mmedopenmgs All Head lammatortlooler person 8.30-2, Mon thru -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! Japanese.lyrsexper re· DESIG...,.ER Let the publtc know with pm My hm SE 118 SIO co bencf. So Csl Plaza. ...,_ L· o L· M L' • q'd 40 hrs wk. S900 per " d ...,., 4 .. 1• musl be serious. sdr r• 1 "'· ·"' f, CLERKS mo Report to any Stale Man· ... acturer of ele-an ad an the Daily P1Jot _a_y . ...,... " " __ _ Myra 957-151 I ext 320 or & 11.t k s "'~ECO .. ,.ro starter wa ni:: to ta t ,_. Employment Develop mechanical products re St:rv1re Dlrertory lt-c:ir 8abvs1u .. r wa1111•1I. O\(•r 3<!~ _ _ ,. h11 rgt• P Sq u ·""'"1 INSURANCE meot ()(free JOB 313360 qwres a proven PCB lay ,._ _______ _ c06tyou11s.htUe:isSI ti:, U! 7 mo ohl t•hlld M y UICYCLE :S llOI' nec·d!> Boall> ~t12873 17570Brookhur:.l Adprudror by~plo.yJ!r_ outpen;on whowanl!>1o1n 1 - per day l'or more in home Approx W hr wk exµ pr<.>f not nee for BOOKK~:~Pl~H full 1-'tn \I~ UJQJ[M opportunity to make l'X rormauon and romplt·lc Day!. & eve:., flexible i''T J"f .mtfrorrepa1r. llmt>. t'XPl.'r prefcrrl'd, C71<1)9627711 ~·nmgsNowl\va1lablc Cooks, Delivery dnver!>. cellent waR~ Plu:.. bl General ()(f1cc •STUDENTS* * ttaliday Jobs* ratescall642-5678 I srhcdulc S2 00 hr Own :.ales. assembly. Call bd c·ontact Tona or JJnc .----for full or p/time clurk~ PT openings for men & mlunalely mvolvl!d with j~rans_yo':!_allo11G7!l3fl23 tipm.645·4720. - -64-0-7440or49fj·2050 Clenrnl lmmed open on 2nd & 3rd shirts. No women with out going new project:. lrom con Airer ah S..turday & Sunday Interview~ . 9:00 am -2:00 pm Monday -Thursday Interviews 8:00 am -S:OO pm AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES MECHANICS ASSEMBLERS If you h ave recent aircraft experien(e, we have a BIG oppor~unity for•you! Until December l2nd, Northrop will offer • speci,1' ush •w.,d to you· •her 90 d1ys of employment. The •mount is '100.00, •nd we lnw lte you to cbnt.nt us for full det.iils • lon" tf'rm e mployl""ent opportunities hawe been cre~ted by the up.-ndins eroductlon require ment uf our commerci•I .end m1llt1ry progt.Jm. • hceflent r•tes. bl'neflts .end wor&cing <"ondltion\. CALL COLLECT: (213) 777-8381 ' Mon. • hi. 9:00 .em -S:OO pm S..turd•y & und~y 9:00 un • 'l:OO pm Of come to Employment Offflc.e •I t254t Crenth•w llwd,. H1wthouw, C.atlforni• 90250 ..wii..a1PT DIVISION NORTHROP Making adwnced tecludogy work. I u.al 0 (m lo N Mii Bookkeeper Immediate opening, mult1·officc m:. agcy has openmi:: for m dlVlduaJ w/bookkeepmg exper. Some in!> exper helpful but not necessary. Sal comm w/ablhly All co benefits Kathy 549·8161 mg. busy ins agcy has exper necessa r y w<.· persona lities & take ception to fi eld use. WI! openmg den cal areas train. Start $3 per hr As pnde m their work Over want an rnd1vidual who Exper. helpful Salary st managers to $3.60 hr. 21 & able lo work eves. wants to grow wilh a comm w/abil1ty. Rapid Managers l<>SS.50 hr. Ad· $2.80 Lo $3.00 to ~lart. Ap· great team. Equal 0p. advancement All co vaneement opportunillcs ply aft 5pm daily. Mc & portunity Employer . benefits. Kathy. 549·8161 lo those who qualify. For Eds Family Pina Parlor M /F.~7·0SS4 f'or holiday money work loeal temporary assign menL<> offenng, vanety. expenence, It top SS. Cl 11 for an appointment 1 .. Vt.Sil us today. we an· - here lo be of serv1ct· lo Jody 871·7722 informa t1on go to our _4_io_E_. 1_7_lh_St __ c_.M ___ -.. ------- IFYOU nearl'lll market or con-Cooks ;:ct the personnel omce PANTRYMAN . D1alAR1de your s kill s & your Bookkee per, part time , large homeowner'!> as soc1atiOllf Irvine urea, Good working condi· t1ons. 552-8200 have a service to offer or goods to sell. place an ad an the Daily Pilot Class1f1ed Section . . . Phone &tl-5678. 12442 Lam1J5on St Garden Grove 537 4840 Equal Oppor Employer -------------Bookkeeper. exper. Dick M e t eer Fine fo~urn1 s h1nf!i,, 1727 w~tcurr Dr. N.B. 1 nc•ncal I I Call I ijus Dnven; for Chnslian !lchool.'We win lr:im Ap· ply. 16835 Brookhurst. F V. 963·78.11 I this number. I I Kelly wants to help. I I 833-1441 I -----Business man requires umb1llous person for ex· cept1onal opportumly to slart own business. spare lame. without invest· ment 646-79B9 C ADLE TV INSTALLER for underj!round c;,ble mstallalaon F.xper pre· ferTCd but not nee Apply THE IRVIHE CO 1071 Camel back Irvine 644 0010 CASHIERS I A e:ill t.o Kelly Services could be the best I rail vou ran make As· a Kelly employee. your work schedule I i'I nC'xtble You work as murh and as often as }OU hk(• I We haw over 100 different classlflcalions of JOb~ We lake car«' m evaluallnJ! what kand I "' work as right for you So we J<et the niiht rwopll-an the n ght Jobs Our ruslomC'~ are I h;ippy And ~ou'rt> happy Wh<'lher your }ast JOb ended 15 years 31?0 I or 1ust yesterday. rail Kellv Servrres I I I I I I I I lll-1441 1401 Don St.· Sh 340 M•wport 1.ach I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Permanent p/larnt! open- ings. Also inlcrv1ew1ng for Chras tma s help Previous cash rcg1:.ler expr hcli>ful. Apply In person IOAM lo -IPM Gold Key Warehouse 3200 Harbor Bl. CM Una· ty Catalog Showroom 1s an ~q u a l Opport . Employer M / fo' ____ ... ________ _ ----- ~ <.If 4' L 'P~1 r =====1flutd/ll===== ~~ CAN PROVIOE lHl PC:RSONNLI., .. ROM A SMAll I AMILV OAll-1(.HINC: ro A lAflf';f HlllY CAl[P LO Aff'Alf< AT PAICLS KtC!>IN<• WI 11 llN \IOU!l HOt..tOAY BUOCET •BARTENDERS• COOKS·• WAITRESSES. • CLEANUP CREW, ETC. 16l11Ue4fdl/I %)1.. ~-"' ~ [FOR p631-0610E CALL] w/ l(ood refert'n<'e!\ cxper 1n f•ne f'r~nch Contmenlal CUJsane App. ly Ambto51a. 50S 30th St . NB Cooks wanted all shirts avail Apply tn person. A growmg company wath benefits Apply at Ma Barkers 212 E.17lh St C M COSMETICS Int 111 lhe coi.mel1c ind? Rapidly expanding co has PT & mgmt p0sitions avSJI For interview Mrs G 752-0489 Couples em ployed now but would like to make some exlra money in your spare umc Call for appl. Jan 642 0723 Couner over 21. Salary $3 75 t.o $4.00 per hour Cont.act Marlon 752.2333 Ori'f«S 1 :;cheduJe. Operaw modern cqwp 557-006 I mont & door 1 o door . Lr~p Calif dmen. hcl ~Q~ of flee • req d No pnor cxper "'l d net•. Good dnvang rec II 0 eve~ oa must No Suno:.y work , OTange Coasl Yellow Equal Opport Empl) • Cab. 17300 Mt. Her __ rmaM.t' Vly ·-----, Dtnmg Room Ca plain. I Gem•r:il . pnvale country club ~·or I e...-.•••• jo1ts7 I tnlervaew call 644 5404 TW't ..._ I I Kettyc• ..... DONUT SHOP. early AM Come work for U'I shift. F\tll time. worrutn I A., a l\clly Servic<.'5 I Apply an person. Dipp1t) t•mplO\'l'\.' .vour v.ork I Donub. 1854 Newport lil. I i.cht•dule I~ ncxable. CM You v.ork a.-. much I I and :h oflen ai. vou DRAFTSMAN ltkt• • I COORDINATOR I Newport ~ach mfr de· ~o vou can earn I sires a self·starting , I and .,till have lime lo highly motivated 1n · look for :.om thing I d 1 v t du a I l o i. s s 1 s I I pt.·rmancnt. engtnet!r & drawtng & I 642-9090 Wt· have ovt•r 100 coordination production I And Kl'lly Is not Please call Mr Doenng I 111i.t for .. ecretarit>s. I CustomerServ1ce d I f f e r (' n l I Fast gl'OWtng St John ---------11 r f f Kni ~...,,, DllYERS r a-.-.1 1cat1oni. o ts n.-.s a competent b self-starter an the order Men or women 2!> yrs or I JO i. I dept. Servicing our coast older. Know the coa:.t l\t Kelly S<-rvircs .• to coast accounts in· elties.NelSl80uweekor l wt• t a kt: care In volves heavy phone con more. Orange Coas t I evaluatani.: what kind I t.act.CallNancy.~7171 Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt 01 work 1~ right f:>r Herrmann . Fountain I vou So Wt! J!el the I DELIVERY H e lp · Freeway /\uto supply. 26212 Avery Prkwy at s.o Frwy. DIUYHY People needed for lem · porary Ught city delivery work for Shtira t o n Newport Beach Holel. Must be neat 1n ap pearance have car and know city streets well. Apply a.n person. Please do not call Mon· Tue21 .. Wedns mornin~ only. Ask fo r M lss Layton front desk Valley CNo of Slater rt~ht J>t.'Ol)le in the betwn New hope & I rq'(ht j ob-.. Our I Euc!Jd ) ru!>lOmt•rs are I happy. And you'rl' I Drug Clerk·Assl Mgr . happy. Coscmtlcs. gifts & cards. I I Expprfrd.640-73'13. I CollKellytoday I Bectra.fc ._ .. ..,ten • ....._...., Oa versified work load a.n I .. .._. ,..,.._ I mgfg lnstrument.s. Ad· I ~ =.c~~~71~1 v 1c· 1IELL~• I S E A VIC e!S Electronics I 1401Do••Sh140 I llECTRONICS I ....... ,. ..... I Delivery fl. must have llJ..1441 ca dnvers lie & gd driV· TEtHNICIAN I Z7'57 Celtet Id I 1ng r eco rd . Cull L ........... Marga rel for a p pl. Immediate operungs and I alt-05(Z I 640-01'°. opportuoatle:. lo an I """""-~ I DIMOMSTIA TOIS establis hed co. In the -M~ flOI 0_ STOllS Oranae County airport L -..:.,"'!'.:-J ..,., area Applica n ts to -----A ptt900able ~le to t.roubae.bool. repair, and --------- demonstrate bowlewares test electronic systems.i--------- prod in local dept •lores, Rec en l an a Io a a n d ... A&. QMCI F'ri & Sat. rrom now thru •dlgiUI eJ1perlence pre· Na lion a I Educ a lion Chnstmu . Good pay. ·f~el'Tt!ld~~·~Ca~ll~SSS~7~-047~9~~i CorporaUon has poelt10n Call <213) 623·2181 collect .::.: avalh1ble In 1/-Udent for local interview 1erv1ces department • DENTAL SECRETARY/ ........ Typlna & •OCM letter BKKPR. Salary opn. ex· Assistant for Bldg ft w rl l 'n I• c u ll t O m t! t' p e.r ..or c.oll~ae C M Otadld. $H9>1llli/mo. service u pe rlen ('c ~3000 Ortld elvtl ena. ~•i.ttr helpful. Good potlUon Cor •---------1 CE or OEIT dellrable. 4 penon retumlnt to Job Dental OWrtkle, Ult ln v.-1 cap or ~ulvllant. marllet. lntervlewfoa Npt Bch. Pleasant loc APPb' Dec 21. Cl\1 ol San f:C:i:f'.:'me"n~:'-~:r: w1rr1n1• benef. Call Juan capo, a:MOO Paseo .~ Sehool. 4401 *-5e02 Adeluto. 4U ·ll'fl. Blrcb St .. Ne•port MOnCI E.O.S. Btaeh. <Neat O .C . how Daib' Pt1ot Clue· Alr1>0rt> £ ual Op• llled •d• dtul•t their Experienced eocktall poc'Wlaky Emp er. ._.., .. with lulbiUl1 w1ltre11 needed. Ex·~~~~~~~~~. and Impact? Our ad1. we ch.9itt, pY\ ·club. Xlnt are proud to~. really OPPtY. C.11 after l.2:IO, Mike your ahopplnt 1et. r uult1. Phon~ ail ror Ja, or Kareo, tall«_byusln1 UM Da117 MUm. ... .. cw c2u>•aau. PUot<lM&lfW.d.Acta. .. I • DJ2 DAILY PILOT 9undrj, ~ 21. 1t18 !~~~ ..... ?!~~!~!~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~'.-:! ..... ?!~~~~-~ ..... ?!.~~~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~-~!~ ..... ?!!~ ~~~ ..... ?!!! !~~~ ..... ?!~ rrodYctioft Tr-... •ec.r s1•0~ f:mpln\mf'nt n. .... o.,...•I & Tra' ...... .,. ... Of ..... lwcjto. ..... A• a•c"%' a:•'-n.. '• of: App:lk..._. _.. -.. ecc.,.... _.. lrM. D~. I 1t, .. n. ~,,,..,.. Ir T,..,.,.,, C....,_ of t.._t"*ttoa lffd. SJt MaM s ............ ..., • .._ta. ... • ...... •• $710 O ut101_n1 P•nonallty I JJln• fl 1<i•nl or1 bk1d will pul ""u ltJ'aJaht tnlo an 11 Int P'1'I w lf'arl1n1Ir"111 humfo1 t>ou " all around r1IC"e11ent Ill mo11pli t"a ll ft lli. ~ 1:11.ulol 1• •• r .. 1111 nt•I Ai•ffirv '/7' llurbor lM AU.JO~YRF:F' ~ I N ' l l I. I\ T I 0 N IN~-rAl.I .HS. ~'11ll t1nw 1rnd wurk Hh~·1Mch• J111l <>tul\f{v 01, 1.r .. a Xhtl opt fnr JOUffll'Yflll.'11 Wal(~ 1&buvt-11t•11il•• :Xh1t ( fl m Jlll 11 )' b l' IH f II It \1\1 " m I n •1 u I 11 t 111 t) ~Uilll IMY&ITOIY COH'HOLCUI• MANAGER Back StCIC)e On..-atlons ",. r .. l••olo 111 f111 11 1oult1 'tal~~. MlrtAlt't'vt• 11110111r1 1 """ 11fl .1h1hl., to h11ndh• lht1 !!Upp0rt ··n 11 .... ''" 1 •••Ill~ ., ov. 10~ OranJ(l• County 111 111t111111111111m111.111\ .,11111 "'"' ·•1111111·11111 v.111 bf! 111Jh• t4> hundlt'' \\ .11 ••111111 11111 btht1 l11r11t1on t rt'irlonal l)UtlhC' ".1rt'hu11 ,... Purf'htt~ln.,-int•ludlni: lmportntlon '" '" , ...... t 1'111 , .. ~ ,11•1•(''1'10fV IOVt'lllurv 1•1111111 ~h 111111n11 & r1'\'1·1v1ni: Rulldtnll 111.i 111t1•11u11lt' 1-;:q )t•1 le11t:e 111 bulomul\vt:. 11w1011·\1'h• or lll'lll111111•1• hu">tnl"'l!ll"ll helpful aH 11 .. ultl d11t11111t11•1·i.~l1111 hul'kl(ro1111<1 '''''"'' 1111111\ 1111 1ndcpl'ndent a r t1c>r1 ~ 11 • p11n il1illh 111 .1 l1•1.11n Jtmospht•rc• St1l11rv. h\•1n l1f , &< ,,,, u11u,u.illv utlrur ttvt> 1>rof1t .. 1111 1101• hu1111' pl.111 !<\1 1111 1·orn11l 1•lt• rt•,umt• with <i 11l11 r v 11·•1111r1·rn1•nh 10 c 1.1'>'lfw1I ,\ti ";n. 1· o l>a1lv 1'1lol I' o ll<1" 1r,oo CO'lta f\lf.'~u. Coll(, 92626 ltublK'r bose produc ta, Start MW Job in bt-aut SECRET ilY ·EXICUTIYE lrvmt• art•u Mu11t P•n new bkl1 ol eitpanding G ol Friday type, who lS a wo rk lover <'ompany phy111rol In· hm bldr. Greet vbllora Ir & 1 I chJdlnic b11ck im1r Call handle variety of other peop c over. A bus y l{uy needs he lp ror 11 pt, 540 7639 .,; O K fw. dut.ies. Great place tc thro ul(h u busy day from a mature work. everyone lovn It! p e rson who is tactful & has a sense or Top bens & adv potent h m al 'th h th PIOGRAMMER/ f o r attract per s u ~~· ~niC w1 uvang e usual OPBtATOR w /p leauot outgoing a bihtles in s h orthand, typing & l\r,. you 11n IDM t.y11t~m pensonality • cau SaUy, moderate record kee ping: y t thi~ Ill/LS coroputcr 01>«"r1:1tor 5'4MI065. Coastal Person person s h ould a ls o huve additional wanUnK a c hance to ~~Agcncy,2'190Harbor, abilities in bu s 1n cs!'> affairs h•arn prngr11mm1nl( '! t h I The rillht candidate w1111 iiiiiiiiiAL1..iiiiiiiiiiJiiiiOiiiiBSiiiiiimiFiiiRiiE•E.iiiiiiil mHnagc men : sue us act ng as mv learn our OJklratiom1 &r• s urrogat e in the m a n y dcletils or ou'r bccoml' hulf time Restaurant Now accept· sm all retail <.·or poration. Maintain operutor -·hair Lime inguppllcaUoosror corporate minutes. r ecords et('. & J>rol(rammer Pnor pro· DAY HOSllSS t 'l't t h di ' )(tamminic l'xpcrhmcc or a )I 1 Y o an e my p e rsonal business ('(iucat1on desira ble, but ~~~lc;'i. rcquiremcnL~. s u c h as rn akin~ travel not reqwred. l'ay wlll be 20-is Hours Per Week arrangements. manag ing & r ecording commen'lurale with ex· Applyinperson m y bus incKs C'xpen ses. Cl('. One penence Wi: are 11 well J.P. MAC'S Restaurant pers onal n otC'' I'm a n o n-s m o k•)r .who established & 1<row1n~ .- Orange Counly Corp JNilh l0142AdamsAve .. H 8. wo uld pre f er working with u excellent working condl· Benefits include pd vac., non-s moker. En1un.: op1J0ttun11) m ---------·!·--------• t111pandm.: Or11n~t· Co ............ 111111 ............ ,1 lllYr .. l G~ral Coupon FRONT DESI l•ons & benerits. Apply 10 employee discount , & person or send resumc1•he•a~l~tlh~tns~~· E~.O~·~E~.~~~ with aa5a history : i-We <Jrc located :.it the fint>~t s tore m F ash ion Is land & the hours needed arc. ~·30 a m. to 5 :00 p.m. Mondav /\:1n~mble1r Tr.111•t>t'' ck'D(;Ula.1 rAY CLERK II nn Mu)l lit! Jblt' to l)'JW, f1h• A 1111 10 hou-.t· follow upe. SJl.1n S7oo It up d''Pl'n1ltn.i "" t•\ Pt'tlt!nn• or r1•1' I ' l'<'llf.'ot n-.·dlrul bt'11t•l1t:. Apply in p~ri.on, Put M 1 II' .SC I F. N T U ' I C ORU.WNG CONTHOLS, l 0 4 o C ,, m 1> II~ U r Nt•wporl Bca~·h . ('/\ EOE FOR I ST DAY alter workinl( W hour.. ffnns th.. .iJ tn & re IU!ilt'r W1lh Ull by l>c-1 :Mth VICTOR Tc-+°'..., S•nicu 4341 Birch St, Sit• 2 l:J N1·wport Oeuch. ~ ~20 mS. MamSl,Stt!56 Orange, ~-21.i~ COUPON <l\11)>1,1nd1ftSl opponuoit) I or JH'ople Ori t•ntttl ~n.on ttbl1 lo ... ork flei11 ble houn t:nJOY itlnt company bt-nehts • .Jn· di..Jm1: fr1't' ITll' Jh App ly \!Jm Noon. Moot J:o'r1 , l'el"oflnnrl MAlllOTI HOTEl ~Newport Center Ur Newport Beach l':qual Oppor Empl m t f I WANT YOU •• 1''or 1mmedl11tc opening~ in our m·w Irv me orfice Ma ny unique bcnerlts• l•---------i ln<·rnt1 vc c•omm1u ion GIHLOFC toS710 KOlel schedule ' Ins tant pay PersonneJ ofc 1n Irv ari•a HOST/HOSnss plun. Xlnt trnlnmg pro OMs attraCtiVC OUlj.!ll f,rilffi 1 (;Jll for tOnfidCO 1 n g 1nd1 v lo l r a 1 n Oul'>landln~ opportunity ltal lnl~rvrew Ask for w1super charming ho;,., for a people o riented JuneJagger s:>2·4477 ~::! ogpt.{a~c;,r/~~~~~~~ ~~~1J~Po~TT1~!H~'::0et"· (--itMfaJiil faj call Rita, 540 1.0:,:, ,.._ ,..., · -.. ·-···------ Coastal Agenry Pcr"><m OOONcwport Center Or Real &<state nel Agency, 2790 Harbor Newport Beach -- MAINTENANCE RN~ES MECHANICS LVN S80-S98 · S52-S60 2'ld & lrd Shifts <:Tit, ,1 muJor rn.11111',1(' tunol( conrc1nlocukd111 Or11ng ' fmmly. hnlJ Im mt'lllllll' Ol)t'lllrlj(!> fot In d1v1dual,i, with 4 ~ H'Jr:1 111t1us t r1al pla11l ex 1>4•rlenl'e. St roof! elcc lncal/ mt•chunlrul bock· ((rvund cJ f.'s1rc d Hespons1b1hllt•i. wi II 111 cludl', r l'pa1rin.: und trnubll·i.hootinl? factory moehincl> u nd equiv ment: bwlding/rcbuild lnR mllchincs, 11 nd general plunl ma in tcnance AIDE S42·S44 Nt.'eded fur ho:sp1lal starr rl'l1t>I. ICU'> all floon. i\11 -.hafts 1tv:ul. Mus t be dl' pendable & have rdii Skill assessment te~ts are given. Group in s uranct' avail. TOI' WAGES. Ask about olhcr benefits. Come m 9am- 5pm Mon·f'r1. WESTCLIFF Nurses RcgL<1try 1611 Westcurr. Slt.' 209 Newport Bcarh 631 OC110 752·91111 n.. ROC)ft"IK 17042 , ....... '"-·Co 92714 Aftft: J.M. Cotttt 17141546.0lll REALISTATE ,_ SALESrEoru RESTAURANT ARE YOU TIRED OF A DEAD ENO JOB? OOYOULlKE DEALING WITH PEOPLE? WC'l>ley N Tuylor Co. 1<1 3 WEARE WHAT 33-year old firm wholly throul{h 1-'riday. · If you trnvc the ah1ht1es required & want t o work with lht• ~rt>ntest people in the world. plt•:J!iC drup u r esume to: ad #366, c/o TIM Dally r11ot, r.o. lox I 560, Costa W.SO, CA 92626. owned & iJperatl>d by its YOU'RE rounder We are not a LOOKJNG FOR ' SaJes&Servke SECRETARY subsidiary. branr h or •PcrtTi-• { h t h d Al Jack In The Box we 11-ranc i11c JU!I l'U Must ft"•w be ·•mployed *· to $950 Ua ... ,..... 1'th ro n I hav<.-day, night and uv ~ "' q • "''"' w a 11 1 free to work 111 my s mall the c lot•k a ccess to graveyard openings, full appliance bull of air Fantastic position for manugemt'n t for oii orprt-llmc. per11on w ith s uperior SUilUnC'c ut uny lime Our treatment equip. M·F', skills for expanding Co tn·housl' v1dt.'O licpe list llOMF.MAKERS 6-lOpm, M Th fHOpm. or near OC airport. Xerox In"•· .•al··· tr,·11n1nu nro WELC·OME1. Sal9:J0..2.JO, $400 mo i;al 800 "'"' '' '" "" or profit s har'g proj( expenence 1:n1m by Tom llopkins 1:. whichever you pref. No 7$2 2377 Rosemary Nursing, LVN or RN. full the r1nes l n·ul l'!tlat~ S3.00-S3 SO/hour s tarting expne<' Some mgroppor --- We :i r e Ofrt•rin ~ lop lime 3·1lpm. Every l n uninJ( Jva1lahlt' We salory. Over 18 apply in avail For interview call SECRETARY wa~~. full Jnd compll'h other wknd off. Bcnef1ls have un opcnmJ( for person at any or the an Jp'm 97~3860 Cosmeu cs & fragranre t·ompa ny benefit:. and New intermediate car(• salesperson:. with en rollowing COSTA MESA · SalC:'I Manager of major heavy ov<'rllmc. Plcusf' unit 1147-~15 lhus1asm. thara<"ter locatJons: Sa~ • cosmetics & fragrance CM EquaJ Oppor Empl mtr ALL JOBS FREE call for interview . ap . ..;.,.,,SING inlegnty to match our S.. Rep Hat1 Co. co. seeks a secretary po1nlment . 0 1t·k"'"" • h11th !>landards Your CICIN M w1thstronglyp1ng &d1t·· KEYPUNCH Supern ll u.:h (7 1'1 } ~Ai•s own pnval1• rlcsk & no JA usthave2yearsexper taphonc cxpenence a:. K-<>ypunt h/keyenlry fi3? Cll IO Orderties parl I irne i.ale~peoplC' THE BOX '" product sale:., goocJ well w. ttood communaca· Gtonolc ________ _.. E xlnlpay LVM'SorRM'S Comm1S!.1on :.pbt up Lt work his tor y . $16,000 1100 '>k1lli.. Challeng1nJ( Insurance off1n• needs mm:i L --On£ &:.horl 3!\.'llJ:ll GENERAL . 70'.. lnh•rvww by up ·H•_,.a..DOr & WU·-year .. l'ar. Contact June fa!lil nae .. ""'lllOD for a I ( l I..,.. HT Above avera0 e waJ(c'I & ~ ...... dl6401W70 ,. ...-~ J(ar or pt:rrrurn•·n -, MIG l. -001<1n.:rorvancty" " '"11nt1n1·nlonly 17th&T Al-,,,elf Mart1n1:. rehabll· pos1t1on l'rcfer 18 30 AUDITCLOK Y ou CJn haH· your h..-alth bener1Ls Apply W1-:.ll·vN TJ ylor<'o • "'•'" . Amenrnn Pl'rson Salary com 962775'; f I bl p1rk' TIRE & NF.WPORT CONV ltcullors 6444!HC •Fainiew&lotsff <:art·erA.:t'nl'Y ml'n-.urate with ex Good oppor or re 1a " CENTER. 15~ Superior -610NewportClr Ur •w·nenc" L',xcollent fr 1 '·•n '""f1ec ""rl>On w /an upt1lude for i\ve Npt "··h ·--------.i G l ood d N-..nnrt N<J Fe~ •"" ' r " v"' '-" ,,.. • l.K e in on our g a van ~-..., -~ 1n"c bener1ts incl. rom· Merchand1~1n" <"lcrk numbers & calculator IEL[~· RUBBER co ---I' I L···t t l ' -., .. •t'll ""'a,. cementopportum 1e1>. Sandwich & Salad /\s pany paid 1n:;urance ty pi.<it. Typmfl •lOwpm, 'IO i.k1lls NCR 4200 exper lyGitr FREE C .a.BEEB "'~ 1 o l keyby louch.Generalor preferred. EnJOY good • NURSING Pnvate <July -'"" Eua 1 ppo~"f11~.Y semblcrs, part lime proi?ram. F. O.E. Send r1re dut1es.Start atSS75 rompany benf1ls . Apply ZE R v1r E s ~NBalavla nurst•oreompan1on for SEMINAR ~~~m~p~oy~e~r~~~~,5am-9:30am . Also rull rt'!>Unle LO ' 1100 Quail. mo Contact Beverly f'mc !jam Noon, Mo n/Fri Newport Sch 8331441 EQuaPo:::~unily your loved one. Flexible b y a T 0 p n . E .. ----------I ~::l: ~'!1~1~~~~~~~ ~=~.Newport Beach 11r Jutly Power 642 7702 f'('rwnnel. Lag Niguel 831-0542 Employer mlf/h hours . We have RN's, TU/\JNF.H! Sal Uet 2nd S3.2S p/hr. 979 0747 ror•--------- tJ.Tol·Um d1v1s1on ul MARRIOTTHOTB. Equal()pporEmployer J,VN'S, AIDES. & COM 10 am. Costa Mesa Inn. ReU.il appt a lt lOam. Lori's Se1·rt'tury lyp13tpartl111'li: ft('(!. 900 Newport Center Dr ---PAN IONS avail. Conlart Heserve your place now' TEMPORARY Kitchen r o r I\ l t o r n e y • Girl f'riday. Boatin.: In Nt>wport Beach l(__.h n-... s775up WESTCLlF'F Call 64f>.7434. Sponsored Businessman. Only typ. duslr ., h lpr I Equal Oppor Emplyr -,r-~ -r• Maintr·n1m rc Nurse11 Reu1slry for you by U!nlury 21 IS ~ I 1n1t 11k1lls necessary Y xpcr c u 6 MO!> exl".W•r will ITl(>v•· GR I( ., CHR JM ~ Good typm.: :.k1lli., out~o· _ you n ght fn to one or tile OUMOS EEPER 1617 Westcliff. Su• 209 Gold Star&-r v1rc. A ~ M8.fl272 In~ {:ood ll'l1•11h11n1• HOUSECLEANING rtn~t co'!> in lht• arru f•\1ll t11nc. Pt•rm opcninl{s Newport Bcueh 646-7434 At'SQCIAJES ~ SECRET AR y OFC '-tJl<'l' l.1!1• IMM1kk(·(·pmi.: St udcnl nl'cdcd for T ht:ir hens arc ,.,1111 & .11 ail 1mme d 1-;:qJt•r 63HJ6l0 752 !HUI ---------IW MGRS 6't2-29J2Qr?70 11779 hou.wkl•eping. 640 5046 s11rr"'1nd1n"• "ompll•tcly helpful, but not"'''' "'' p V< "" ' ply lti•al 1-'bwll' ~al1•s Sales ersonnel Lookm.: for II new 1·arecr Cieri J:o)'1dav. Lil<' lYJHlll(, I lousecleanl'r8 nt>eded' mnllrn Gn•nt oppty to THIE IRVIME CO Officl! Managt'r ·Sale!> ~~ Wftcomt whcrc you can l!arn what bookket>pm.:. full luTlf· rra.1ture topS <:i1rncc make·• rinc !>tort Goodopportun1tyforjd fr JW k GiftWtap St~uJcyour C'hni.1m11 11 younn•worth?Callfor Sall_., by Schock 501 29th 642 140l 645-3439 towards lhe new yr. Call 1(171 Cumelbu«k vancemenl. W1ll t ra1n1no ee ee S CoMtRttic shopping slops with thl• int1•rv1ew Suzanne G SlNB.675-1823 . • -or Judy, ~0-6055. <.:ouMuJ Irvine 614·9010 cxpen ence necessary TRAINING AcunoriH 0 a ' I Y p I I ., l . !> 7~<MH9 ---------Housekeeper wanlctl Personnel Agency. 2790 _ Musl be 2S yn. old or C HRISTMAS G l .. 'T - Harbo CM Id & b I o M Ca r r>cnetur y t o ass1:1l G-R·E·A· T Lady to h ve-m. Pvt rm & AI1.JOBS FREE MANAGER-f'abric ex ~at~~days. c st1~~2A o~ • w rffr Non-Sell TRAJN man J l(c r o r I a r Re SALES JOI MOW ba G44-88l 9 --pe.nencere<1wred 774 ·6090 1525 Me:su HewProsperity CALL.NOW homeowner ·-. as11or1a OPEN llousekeeper,full&partLabora t o r y Aid . Ca ll 2l3-627-4471 Verde•~.CostaMesa. •Absolutely no prior CttditColhier ____ 642_ 5678 t1on . Irvine area. I GOOO PAV. GOOD tmY•forlargerellrement Knowledl(coflab?ratcry -----lriunins: or eitperiencc Secretary /Typa\t f'J.,t JM>n.onomce Geocral of· tlOlJRS, GOOD CON fal·1bly. APPtY al I~ procedur es. Exp in Marketmg St!c'y H1ghl> Ordet'DN$800up necpessaryll d Th.i.'>h1ghqualilyspecial· ty n1ng eucnt1a l for f1ct• cap1tb11ille!> +pay IJITIONS . M i\NY Florida St . 11 .H . p hle b o t o m y . Cu l l ?~~1~~d~~~e;t~~~~~~ Eitpand your oppty's ~oncr:.ona ze instrut · tystore inOraogeCoun· techn1calreport.W1lhnR bills, payroll. taxes t'KING1': B ENEl'.I TS 714848-8811. ~'~~lg40a r et for a ppl typ1ng11k1lb&Ma.:llex w/th1s progressive Irv •Profe-;<;1onalonthc job ty L'> currently looking toleamword procl'Slllnll Goocl tclt•ph o nt• F'AST G ROW N,. cc M .,..,..,, ' ro. Mod type+ pleasant ror applu:ants who are Abov e compet1l1 vl' personalit y Good 1 v ) •. Housekeeper, h vl' 1n or · pencnce Shorthand rt> ph personality needed lraininr. inte rested in temporary! wages for the rii? hi bencf1L'i. t;xt·'l>llent en ~/\NY ~RO M OT Jo;S out, some &!1thsh req'd. Legal Sect'y to work 1n qwred. Nl'wport t:cnler for this busy desk. Call •UptoKO•: romm•Sf'IOn. Ch 1 OC vironmenl 5S2tl200 >.HOM Wl flllN, TRAIN °ood w/ehildren . 3 yrs & Sanla i\na. lll•avy typ Top Sa I a ry & good Jutl y, 540-6055. Coai;tal •Cho1 r e or top office n slmas emp oymenl person Airport area. · · _ fo 0 R 1 I) I' " be r C' II f!t>tA f I with lhe poss1b11ly or 751·~ OO M I\ N A G E M Jo' N T 9 mo':. L::tg Nig. 831-73611 Ing, phones Short hand n1• ll'. ,, ,640· ""'' or Pcn.onnN Agenry, 2790 ocallon:.. ~po:iroWi•l!1'ons·~ _into permanent SECRET•ny SECY no SH $1 0 S•. T" 1• T <• •• ·, M ev~ rl'Q. Call Margaret for Mr t:<111ult• llarhor, <:M Uc YllUI OWll hoss with a • -TreM.Surcr or fasl grow • '., · ------appl"A""t40 -"l.J.J()f,•s L•nL,'L', t.opnol<'h11rule:.i.1cmulor· I •-RL' DI t''· M F• D I ... ,. L' ' y ' • ~ . .,...,..., M h " ,.. r .. r AsslSlanl lo president of ... , . .&:.. v mpn '-'1 • " r, • 11 0 U S 1-: K E E P F. R -er uor1· --~a111zul11>n ....,.,_ b · h k ... 1-: y II (I I\ IC 0 Muture IJVl' tn & parl 0 • LIVC tn MGR TRAIMEE P/\CK£HS ror ll1t>kory K II R lty Wc orrer l'X('ellent inves tmf.'n t bank . o .. ,,,..,. n g t sccylo {'l'P L· x p L' I' I L' N (' L' d "'-I ' . f 'I ate a ea benefj•u and aoocf. salary mature 1nd1v. respons1 him organized & makr· '' r, ' •·• .. , l•ITll' care of2yr. ol girl rit>e 1vinfc aC'11t1es in Gr1·11t "PJ>l" to SlOOO & Farms, temp f'/T, ulso "" " 1fL'I PFUI wL• 11 /\Vt• k ' J a.• well as liberal dis · ble """'llJon. CX ""r rl"', lrvl arr ongmnts ell'. , ... • •· r. '• 1;44 5891 eves. 640·11900 exchange or non s mu b"ni•f for irirllv w/lt SLock & Mailing, /\•mly For details caU JoanM " ""u ..... .., • be d Oll u OWN '1'1'/\IN I NC' · l' · d ... k r ~ "" c·ounls on store mere ban· attractive l0t·, salary & f unlasllt ns & a v po " ' • days mg 1ve'" ai 111~ pr or m n·ho nrt 11k 1lls. Irv Mon 3199 (6 1 r ear , 831-7251 Gb r · PHOGR/\M PIJT ON llY my rmthe r . 77 yr!> old. ., d 1 A rt 1 p 0 CM __ disc. P lease a pply 'in benefits. Send resume lo tent. rJ{eous nt•w o l':. TIU.; COUNTHY'~ TOP llou:.ckt.>eper wanted. Full Greek. stroke p11l1t>nl nn·•1 ·'flm mi ·3 110 trpo ,()() r. person Monday-Jo,riday, PO Box 2731i, Ncwpor1 rlllc.'<l w/conge nwl peo () Jl (.I\ N • I r 2 Id I J C II m-.·d n11•(·han11'' F/T or Jan,540-6H91 Rc·rt1V1ng Clerk, cxper. 3to5.PM . ---Beach,Ca.92663,6758030 pie. coll Sally, 540-60:'>5 • ~I\ I.ES lime ivc in or e er Y 'lea1iant apt. u Ann P/T w/h.111ll' 11k1lls. C...11 1, , 1_ -led .~1 clcun drivini: r <'cord , Coastul Personnel Agcn )' fo:O I' I. t:. CA I.I, I\ T h1d1ei.. Lile cooking & 644-4666. 557 71!1',l llnitt-d l't•rson· amters. ,.;now RCllu e know Oranue Cnty nrt>a 0 N (' J<: ,.. 0 H clc•anml{.545·1089 . in all asperls of t he A I " D I BULLOCK'S cy,2700 11arbor,CM INTERVIJ-:w . OllC.AN -----L1ve-1n, middle aged nel &!rv1l'e LSOO Adams PP Y '" person. e SECRETARY ALL JOBS FltEE fo:XClli\NC:I·:. STAN llou'lekL"Cg;;r. rcrerence11 woman w/ch1ld OK, lo CM ' '~~~;,:i.'~:1\76~iJ~ ri~bj~:~~rl~d 1~~i WILSHIRE Branch offleC'ofnal1 onal --SECRETAR_Y __ NlJNN7Hf:>81173o:.! rc1(d.l.J olsle babysit for rm & brd belween8:30AM-41'M. Mr fo'nrrcll,tl44·1700t•xt corp. has opl·rt m~ for .. 673-9401 491H2AI a ft GP M Mf:<:'llANl('S • , NEWPORT IEACH secy to mgr . Typing & nus sm co has beaut ofc GUARDS WAMnD lfou.. .. ckecper , ltve·in. to l.Jve in. Full or part umc MECHANICAL I /\IN fER , t'XJlc r a nd ~E O J:o: 83F'astuon Is land SH rc.'Qd. Must be udcpl over I ook 1 n It b u Y · t\tll or 1>/t1mc 2 yrly <'a re (or w he e lc ha 1 r for clderly gentleman mature, purt lHTl('. $5 00 Rerepl1onu.t E 0 . E . MI F at figur{'!t, will ass I mi;:r f:mployees are close knit ra1..,es Apply LllJ •: 17th !>lroke patient (714) l.Jahlhou.~e work&cook· DESIG .... ER per hr Must be ncal & AnimalH01pitol -in all aspt.'<.'ts nf hraocti & w,anl a conlhl(en111IJierd M. Sanw And 400.loa.t (714) 673-0517 ., " clean. 675-9516 2 5 cJ k I I -------operallon. Xlnt fringe to 1l 1.n w/ l'm. l?l' --' mg.Salaryopen.G4S·3098 Expen enc('(f in des11(n of ay w int· ui mg Sailmaker needed. Sails benefits 1ncld'g health good SH & typing, & ---------11rc <.:apades Chalet needs LOT ATTENDENT-over s mall marhtnt•d p:irt!> ror Part-time . ~archouse ~~ S46.'J by Schock. 501 29th St. ure &dent.al mi.. pd vac. f!lUSt be carec.r onentt.otl. GUARDS :;.port :.hop i.ah.•s person. 18, pick up•-delivery & mcchanieal and ele<1 ro h~lper. Mech I m chned Rccepllon1'>l Im med Newport Beach. & 13 hobdays Send re Sal SIOOO. Ca II R•t.•. "' E xcel for colleue Klu n -:..., Col . ~ Coasta l Pen.on· SECURITY session superv1s1or & ex· car ser vice for a car re n mrchan1<·u l as<1embhes . " operung, It: ms llK\'""~ SWTll' to onr.,.,r· man nel A"l'ncy. 2790 Hnrhur. pc rient{'d DJ Call lalco.Calls.c.6-1711 Rcl.pon.,1hlc for dt'1111(n. dent 962-31'>.n ~e eking cncri:t·l1t Sales Co. PO. Box 7150. Npl CM "' 97!1 ~ for lnll'rvu.·w. layout, J111I tlctiul Sma ll Part Time. pt>rmani·nr pen.on. mui11 he {·.i•Wr t~ CASH CARD Bch, Ca 92000 Atln lloh Al.l JOBS FRFE Dui• lo our ri·tt·nt t•x ask for John. MACHINIST JR. dc"gn de1rn rtmenl pro lleceivtnl!/Sliwk l'l<'rk learn, w1lltnJt lo work lligh earnings Call H 111 fo:q u JI 0 P po r ' ~ - PdA'>lon p ro.:rain, W<·ll~ M1rurnum 2 yrs exper , vidl':. 1•11v1ronmcnl for Exper. not ut•i·i·:.sary wt pe,'Ople ,. nhlr lo han Mr Crumpton 9SS/Cash F.mploycr ____ _ 1''argo Gu11rd SC'rvict·'> 1s I D •: I\ I. P I T I M E , m 11 I lh hp c challen"m." work ass1"n-llr·. l ·SPM . Mnn L'r l f111• phone:. m bU!»Y ok Se t · * thring secu l Ii housewives & collene I • a e, punc rt'll,. " .. .. ~ ., r o;:, I SECRETARY * ere anes for: n ~ i;uorc 8 "•rls ~ic·•rs. Over 2 .. 1 & chucker required. 40 hr mednt'I f'.xn·ll~nl WIJl!C S2.80 hr Call 645·36.12 J\11 1·0 bt.·m•r.t'I Salary ,,., 1-s " .. " wk . Company pd In an bc•n1•f111o 1-.qoul Op --comm wrnbihty. Kuthy f'~LLEN CARTERS for pvt Investor. Dutlf's ttf':/SalcsSccy lrY•/H•wportlch 930AM·12.30, Mon·FrL surance&holidays Cole portunrty t-:mploycr PARJTIM£ 54!H1161 l..i!d1eshabetdasher reqd : t y p1n lf , ~II . Employers PayAllF<'tls ' $..ta ~Anaheirn F.nrn S80·SIOO weekly Instrument Corp. 2650 Mil" CU ii 557 0554 --131 f8llhlon Island Mall telt>phones, f1hn11. bkkpg 1.Jz Reinders Agcnry ,,...,._ ltllHCI '11 Musl be neat. personable So. Croddy Way, S./\ EVENINGS llcrcpl/Sc•c'y, rc11 I estate N.8. Now Interviewing cxper 9am·5pm, S~ to 4020 March St, Slc 11>1 : Coto & en e r~t'll l'. Lori 's S.'i6-3l00.E.OE. ----knowled iie n•11 'd I.IC' exp salesperson SIOOO/mo Non smo .. cr Nl'wporllJcac•h,83:18100 , 1 "a&the Kitchen , 979-0747 aft -----MedlralfronloffH'cSct'y prcf'cl He11id1•n11111 real · -·---Johl0t'.46JOC1.1mpu11Dr. <.'11llfo'orApfll /t:.<Jtuh 'ff4 ·! Whlttitt Ar•a IOAM for appt. MA c HIN 1 s T I I\ s w/80n~ hoc·k '1Hl<'t•. Al Adults with outstanding, ~l orfc ,.\ill ti mt• In Sales Npl Uch. For 1u :., 111 ,1 ·, .......... ED 1 .. T E 1 0 EI\ L P IT 1 ME . ~~aMchBLmEfrRo.r Nroodewpporr0L leasl 2yn.cxp.li4~ 17!>2 ~t~a~~~~~ £~~~;~;1~:r~ 11wre9630'J02 _ t•abnrcx~~~ ll'rviews. c11ll Clut or -S-RET••y ; '"' '"' "' no: ""GM...,. f• "1 ... EE _ncccs~acy __ Chf.'ryl< ut <213W>4·06:u ~ -~. 0 P ! MI MG S f 0 r housc•wivC'll & l'Ollel{c cessinl( equipment nced>l '"' "' ""' " kid:i. St.art at $3 50 per RECEPTIONIST -Cf:NTlJHY 21 HEG EN· I girls W/('llfll. Over 21. qualified ""rSon With all Xlnt opply lo lllurl a hour. Phonc642-432l F.xt N t h I i SF.CltJo:TJ\H Y·parl imc, c·v It,.\ I F~"'T/\TL' iup•r• s ory l~vel O·JOAM·l2:30. Mon-l"ri around ma""'chi'ne s hop "x corcer w/1h1M nul'I co rt ~. BETWEEN4:00 5.00 ° rmn• 10 um ll•Y11 n Sale:. 2025 hrl' wk S5 hr 1 '• 1 • "' "· ·-'ty offl " this V(:ry l'X<'ll Inf,! frnt OP 1 Youn.:. 1J1111<?rcsi,uvl' real MC:-. cen who 1-;arn '80 SIOO weekly. periencc. Must have own you 111·e aggrc:.s1Ve & en PM. desk s pot, rnet•l•fl~ & GIFT SH h1•nc•f1b . '<hOr than< a l'i-lu ti· ilrm in Tulllm w.tTOf' rAY with a Muslbeneat.'per11onable tools. Plcue call Mr ~oy working \Yl pt•oplc & AsllforJhw grcclinK for th1~ rr1 MARRIOTTHOTB. mui.t, nr ()C A1q1u1'l, n eedt< 111d ependt•nl. ,..,.dedc..,_y. &K. rt'c'nheorng.e9t7i9c.'07l:7oral'rst Ooering.642-9090 uvc l{ood math apt lhlM ~u:llOpportunily l<'mat'I ro 1r l'OU hovt• _541HS02____ --dynam1r sc·crctary to IOAM f t , h Sis7 a.,n idea11 !'!pol. Start sr•111 Employer l(d olc t'lktllll & wunl to Xlnl opportunity ror an ----------1 grow & bwld toRclhl'r Apply in person Monday --_or_a_pp . Maintenance Mee anic. ''hla w/"~,?~.,!~1seCos. ca I start an exciting career. cf"1"1enl. """pleon enled •••••••• Plcairnnl xt aff, µro to f"riday, 8AM to 5PM ---------1 hrs 7am·3:30pm, hr SS StJ P ns. 'j""'"s a~~ P~T£.IJP thtSspot wlllnft'xlnt111tv. p~~'son . f>:Hllllme-lleC~lltry (ess1onnl working en· at. INDUSl'RJAL hrstart. E.O.E. ~9·3281. el'!W>MeC Agency. ' ci.11 Chrln. S40·GQ55 h .1 in e:...a..._ e:---...1.-v1 ronmcnl. top t'QUIP· Harbor, M Co 1 p 1 A cvemnR 0 11r11 ava1 , · -. ~,.....,_, menl. 1,ypcn". rl!t'l'Ptlon· WBJ.S FMGO STSOQ(TUFFIHYGOURITH MAIMTINAMCE -AU , JOBS 1•1t1<;1-: PERSON cy~lh~~~~~~M gen· c9·ld'R Nwl'ekcnMdson"t ppli1 ~I pro11ress1vce gPcrow1nR tphon•'. in £ out work, GUARD SlltVICES W M"H 'th 1 1 1 , Of'" L'REE am oun, F'r • "'ectron1c om unv !Ii r•u"'rd kc~•pin"' S""Urt• "" MGITRAIMEI WI a east yenr ex Al ..... 1 .., r • r ers-0nncl Dlsll'fct Off1C'e IA ookr"!. "" ,,. .. L' 1Sl2W. HOUDAYCHHSS M ... h ,; • pe r1encd, pre rernbly -N ,.._ 0 S 1 ES po•1t 100 w11h futur1• -. u... ave e xpe enc" 1n W11J tram mdJv w/eitp " " SIOO 900 e~1>0rt-venler r ror a A • onentf.' , , Ce112101t'ffatth Kt'llY hB!! a Ptr1~ct OJt maintainlnii rest aurant w/publlc & abrltly lo newspaper. F:xcell~nl RECEPT • to Newport Beach TAKE C H AR 0 a.; Sulwry b:nt•d on ex r.lef'f-.CA portun lty for men · &relau.•<hoqulpment and t•u mmuni l'ale well rompanybenef1lll.Apply PllL'lh bcuulofr walth11( Equal()ppEmplrm/f StcrelurylOJO•n p.•nl•nc·(', no m11x1mum. a wome,, 0 8 or over) to h a ve 8 w o rkin g w/olhcrs. Wcorter a re belwet?n 9AM & 6PM, ro r attror t pt•rs who OURTEAM l'a ll Gary 731 5656 Monday. Tuesd11y, Wt•d e urn extra cas h as knowledge or lhe elec· ward1na future to above Mond11yUlruFr1day. llk<.>alomcct VIP'!! Must imvtlmr -- nadar, Thuniday~}U/\M mnllroom helpers, pre lricaU,plumbln& trades uvic lndlv &. f)ppty lo In· ,_ .. ..._I CO"ST be well aroomcd. poised Sales1.0v1.· P""OPLE., I:: X C I:: PT I 0 NA L Sf':("VtGlt<I. l'fUOAV to 8PM. Q,()SED n lday "n1~mw~k~n•dtorash'l,,d_ay, Apply al Oran11e County vest in 11 "-' of Lhe profits. ~ "' w/llO~ mod1 lypel a bill JI ..,m~ ., 81 .. 8 or BEN l':FITS f>'or Tr a VI' I t:o, ••(I lyiuni:. at: ...... ..~ ~ '41 ln Rtttaurant Services, Call 657·7100 DAILY PILOT ty. Conl(cnta p HS ('0, rive 80 .. " " rrotlt Shar1nll .. Laguna Niguel 2160l Daimler, Sant• Ana 1142·*2 rall R lu . ~40·605$ med1r11 I bo<'kground? Pemiion l'lun no smokln.: 11.U. area llOI~ ~~ 8 AM t.o 5 PM, Mon lhro MOrtKa&O bllnktnll reccpl 330 W. Bay St. <'.OMlAI Personnel Agen De mons tr ate faee & Coel ofLlvln ll K411"'4(U -·--- Thl3 l1' an Ide al way ror Friday. tor a IJtOWlllf( mortlllllle Cona Mosa cy, :!790 Harbor, CM. hody """111111~er '" prl" Mcdlral Pl11n Sec Ho Sh SI 2 000 S....AMI, Ca you to aupplement your ('O Lite typlnu llkllh1 re· ~-ual ()p~rtunlly ALLJOHS J<'R~E xti1te dept. stores. Com· Dental l'htn y ' &ate U c No C·60:WI Income on a perma\'lcmtl•--------1 red c 11 o b b 1 """' m I u Io n r> o ten 11 a I Sup.•r oppty i11 lu11l l(row· .,._ n....."' p/Umcbawls.Nocx~r ........ .-.."HCI gu . " e e Empoyer $2000 +hy Chrl11tmn 11 1.1fc ln11ur9nc(' lnR tilablcR.Y..l>vlmpnt ""'ual.,-c.mplyrM/fo' ... ,._ """"""'_..."" between 10um·l2pm. 1e-iouisT Skk lA'UVt' "'· 1> 1 l nL~t'u.~ll orcome n. CVS T 0 D I AN 54911871. PBX • ..,.., ... Slort imfl'll•diJ1tdy. Cull Pald Holldoys ""' OltoPt·ncuc· opro 27'57C.botRCNMt <$757·$920) PLAN· Ans we rln& 11 crvlce l<'ourdaya per week in Dawn,213/3813900 motlon,111'l'Yto 11r0Jmgr L .... Ml.... NJNO /CQ.ORblNATOR Mot-cl maid, good w"R""" Ol>"rttor' full & P/1'. Cull eluding mo1t Wt'f'kend11. --l.-E--Attractive Ortic·<· of lund div. Mu11t huvc HOS1US 5700 131·0142 ( s 1 a 9 2 · s l e 9 4 ~ worklna cond. ~fl•b ~1 -TP~g~11~:t~itpe/~~~ ~Af'.~t~~~ Tfme F.nvlronment ;:~~8 d~~! :k~: li\ln Job lo beaut new ore Or Call Branch Office ~ s"l~ 1~~~fr980 ~ • 11pcakln1OX.490. PEOPLE-1'"EBSON vanccme.nl posaibillllca. Chrtstma11 Hf IP Send tell·deacripllvt lrt Wint In btt1ul oew fat'll1- ol fttal co. tot" br1abt, IJJ.1441 MAINT/ELf!CTRICfAN Nud lmmecflatefy. Bm man aeeka P/T tut· Apply lt.M.Abrams terwfChWorlcandSaTory t.y. Call Sall)', S<fO·eor>S. we I 1roomed Pers (tloet41295). AIR CON dept ndablt painter 4c aoc In Whl npply. THlllYIHICO J81tNewportBtvd,CM. h1M«1 CoaalJll PeraoMCI A&t'n· •llP8rtli:al penonallt.y. IELl'9lhl.~-DI T I 0 NER I TE C ff Ugbt autmbly workan. Ul-51181 1071 Cflmelback SAL~Poe avail for r~· ELECTRO cy, 2'790 H•rbor;. CM Serve~t.oVIP'altv(I. L.:J~ ...... <S100t·S1229), Affi'>' Aulo acceuory. CM . lrvlnt "4•llOIO tired peTs PIT. 0.xllNe AU.JOASt<REE _ ~~·,,:_v:vi11•t•raf:~ ne1•w1c1Es -~~~~i11&1111 ~rnl ~~~ NMI-~ lmme::"":tn1 for hrs. Ca ll ror !•tall&, SCIENTIFIC SIC'Y/llC.,. It ci.tw dutJ.•, Oraat~~~~~~~~I Cl•lfied Pt'l'SOCIMI Of· W'lu~I oUHl pnuman on Reept/Typbt PT. 20hrt1 • ...,...720btflPJD. ~ lllll..IDUSTRIES 40 hn week. Mlnlmum bem It nicest ~fat. Ike, Mon/Wed/Thur • HUISIS AtDI Haad.1770 Ir muJU TSl wf'ek wfott>r. 30 hra 11 Sa tea, Part llme u lu " ly»int. pltUaftlaurroun• ...... call 81 ly • Va. tto.'t OMd 1 1ua t.o r.1, hm·l.2 Noon. Tun 3 ll. Stateccrtlfled only. Top waaes. excellent wet'kt ummcr. Apply. 1lrlt w ntoctror drtve up 4000 Bln-b St, tllJ5 d r n a• 8 ; 3 0 s . 3 O. ~ Coutal P•rtOO· "draw laat'1 when >'OU lpm-l pm.. llOt 18th $4. hr. lfollday ben f btnefiu. ·s.. yr. company l\albol V11chtClub photo ahop 1n Oorona del Newport Beach Ca. 92l8eO Wholesale antique co. otl Aaeac1, 2790 lfirbor. ~an ad In lht Dally Street, Ntwport Bucb, avail lmrntd S.yv1ew in 8-ta Ma rtlocaUna 11010.111dt' Or. Mtr. 2 1 hlft1 avall. ,l!.qoal 0~1iort un lty Conlic<'I Mr Eborl, e11 ••• •oas-·9'. ~'!!'!'Adll CalJnow CA.!:.O.!. Conv,-.,'l'hurtn,C.M. inl.qunaHJlla. o.ntait CoroNdelM1r 8•m·1.JO A 1,,.30.:IR.m.: ~-•• 1.eneral man.a.a.er. ,.,..,..,., rn---1• ~~P:O~ ?ft.Mm';'RT·TITt; ~Pf10111ff:-CAL~!-Ca1rTIJ..fm 1--V5l7~rortntervltw. ' • i ' . • • • ~ • ,: . • l . ... .. • . . • • .. .. • • fj t t ' • I ~· - ---·-. -..... L. t ,, •• .. ...., W.-.4 71 * ft I a 1001 ..... 1440 ,.._ .. Y• 1045 ,_..,, IOIO ............................................................................................ ···········••••••······ DAM. V Pft.OT 8Jf, ow 'h\ack orh·•n u Yortit ,_.., tit\y. Slot 6 Fout female blact and OOpja,,-d 8ul Not Used 111,_••Allllh .. • IOIO h+ S. 1051 HorNt 10'0 por'd ToP r:>'· Appl' AllUque Mualt Boat' 1 up. <'hamp 1lred llud white 9 wet'k old kllU!M Sofa 4r Love ••.••••. Sl78 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0411 w Tow n «· UC>R Sot lbeblnea• Clork.1• M.n'kel42 0'171 are loolung for • home Tables from .....• · S38 Top Q111thty comer bed "91.tC AUCTIOH For Sale 1 ~ yr Mu.slant; ObrM Way,C' y M.2 l25.l HlJG £1.£<.'TJ N Plt'ue call 1131·3149 after H •r 8drms · ...... S148 set. L&kenew S12:S. MANY FINE ITEMS OF filly, $250, t raloed. ervlto atat111n •ll n danu.. full tlrM. par tune, f'Yes ..-"'~~k,•nd Nut hand~non~ 4r •p pearl.Me • nH.l!jt Appty m>~wport 8hd. C M AllHK• OouHful Vttllow Lab 6 PM. l::wrefrom ~~.. 9155-0281 ESTATE JEWF.LRY, 1131--0130. YOUQg~n~olnnn (QT W a&GllMHlll =,lOwkaokl.'75 L ova b lt> t y r o ld "Se ~':t~ Dresser w/closet & M ART OBJECTS, AN··-Ar-ab_q_tr-.-lt-eld_ln_g_,_9_y_n.-. ~ ot tsKlO ••n.a Sheep/Shep ml1t, F .. Model Home Furn chair. both sohd wood. TlQUES, f'INE FURN .. Trail/ show. t.:ogHsh/ ttra{ ru~ 1n1l~ {)penWf'd thru S..t Shih'l'iu ~. tlny. $100 spayed & llc'd. to lovang MS-3077 mes h play p en etc. l.'TC. PHONE FOR IN· Westertl Xlnldisfcconl mcnlb Mun ba\'~ taK.eUmo•.lrv .. up, r rvt-now for ho~.~957• -~7-9797 FO. & BROCHURE Tadc.640.9613. · h I C7u 1•~ m Chn tmaa842-0'T71 J\nllouc Oak dlnlng tbl 2 64S-2200 ~c anic1a •PUl <' "' ""> -1 Germ. Shep. fem. 2 yrs. so ll d Te3k i.ofJs Twul Beds & Comer Ta·---------Top s how equipment ; •Inc llllltUin w ~1lhn11n~ St 1tnd.ard Poodl pup~. very plll)'ful. nds lots oC Reasonable. 842·0851 . ble. Custom made sbp Estate ~le 25th, 26th Ronniu Richa~ eqwta· SERVlCE Tlo:CllNICIAN M alnteoanN of elt"« rv ""r h11nk111 I fl hn1t • nd m1('ro film .-qulllmfl nt OC IO<'aUoo Sular)'. t11C pell.bes. pd hc~lth ph1n Cwl for lnkrvl w, 01&n M1trhell ~ 67<* lo lt>tm Lon1t tralnmir Akt;, ii prit·ot . lnt I attentlOfl 89'7·7029 cvrs.SIJS.Ph~ Everylbingpncedto <>t>ll lion s addle, much slvr. P"nod Onl,y t'rtou' IW'•~ champ IJM 873 7787 All Wood Bu.nkbeds . chea~. M~c. small. furn, c11tm slver head stall. PlllY <.'illl lor lnttt'v'""~ ........ 1 h n .---, n... ,. K(" To && :tt:lectlve hom1•, With Mattresses Apt Sale, eve~hmg must ~<!.s. 203 8th St. Bui slvr rems. equitation out ••PPl brt111 n 1 II m . • • .,._ nu vvt<, •• . tnalish Cocker Sparud. go. Misc furniture. consl ,-.,..u, ftL'i, chap1;, boolll & bat. ~ fom11le, l3 mo'11 .• 11tiow M Younjl. 830-9445 * $178 * . ste reo w/lrg speakers. Yellow solid Maple 6 s how ha ltn & lead .. uc. oa1v-qutttity, ~ 900-4U27 lftA r Several lamps. misc bdrm P<' 'hank l ~7 9~ "' Ull • Dog s mall blk /wht . uncWte rom 10.G items 968·7176 before set W/cslm made 8 .et:. . Tht• Jo0)' ko(l~r ir. look . . I r111b Seu er pup11 . ll Cockapoo 2\'a yrs. Kit "Se Habla F.spaool" Spm. · • glass top. Full sz hdbrd. Syeurold mare "ood with 'Nol for• truek dnn•r tor Srhfodtlko your <.:hnMlmU w *"-· ahota. worrood. tens 1 blk. 1 blktwht Century dresser. mirror. chest & •" S.•rv Sta lh'ndant .... ·r dally dd1vcn~ to tht•1r •hool>tna i.lop!i ~Ith thl:' AKC Oepoeiat wall hold UI 7SH94'7 Model Home Furn Queen si:ie slee!>{'r sofa. 2 n1lt> stands. SlSO 2 cluldren. $800. Chevron Stntion. 3000 r1·,1.-ur tnli. I'• Ton Druly Nl<W CllRISTMN> .t'hrwtrnas Call 962 ~ M9·3077 Twln bed, Misc. item'i matching yellow this $20 842·9626 t'iurview.C M trud• 1-\\iod dmtn;t rt• GIF"J' TRAIN' f''or help Kittens . 6 weeks , . -646·298\. ett Ivory vinyl r hair & Ha•u•oWGoodal06S &orv Sta·Help nt'\."ded Im med tu ll or p t Apply ~ E. Cat Hwy, N 0 cord m11nd.Atury l''ull In &>farina your ad. ca.II Stuh, Tiu Brood Bitch. 6 beauti.lul wht. blk twht. CA.Sil PAID ottoma n S20 Orange ••••••••••••••••••••••• t1roo pennant•nt pcx1hon anM Visorat&t2 587ll n¥> s old, La Ga1 bne. callco546-44l3 For gd used furn.,.l3an3t1• Quality game t able. & vel vt>t r ol'ker SIO. Larie hJter shades. dou- with xlnt fnn•e oond1b MlilO Ling aneeslry • 5350 ques & cir TV's 957.., rha1rs, 4 new leak duung 552-8001 ble wmdow:: Sun 1, tade 2tiOl l>a1ml.-r ANTIQUl-.:Cl.OCKS 581-41873,9'79-1673 Freeway Fred was round Sold h coffoe room chairs w/a rms. -rel'i 1s tant. sell r e , Cbt' Out Salt' Due-T on the Sant a Mooira 1 ma ogany "x63.. bunk beds, couch After 4 Garage salt> or abandoned asonably 714_..92--0095 Sht~~~/rt>rel\'ln~ I ~~a Sac Ito e i; !>. J <> D060let&ilCE Frwy . No on e .~ .. s tbls,Unfuushcd 23 pmSal..642·4610 articles. Ott fl at I pm ' Ora penion with fi Bloodworth ll2·8th St • INSTRUCTION claimed. I dont want to S47ea. Ml-4346. _ -El Puerto Mesa Apls, If sofa, match1ng chair & 'mos uper1e nct-w 1th TYN SITTll H B •Seml·pnva te classes lake lhis lov!'d dog to lhe GLA5S TOP dtolll~ tt;j 6' qual sofa. sect & ot· 1959 Maple Ave. Costa ottoman. xlnt cond. SlOO U.P.S. & common rnr F\illorP1Ume.W1lltra1n -lAyoorhome progra m POWld.~13.a75-2lS1 w/6 high back chairs. toman, bt>ige/yellow. Mesa.Managerapt5 4 chrome Capt. chairs. ~~~s! ~.~:.~1~~ Tt~ .... ~11•'P_m c,..11 1 l'UUT ANTIQUf •Problem behavior con· fwlllitwe 1050 Must see to apprecia te. good cond. si7s. 75l-66l0 rAHTYHOSE new S2S ea. King sized ri , .• ,. .-rv.. ..Ml sit ••••••••••••••••••••••• like new 42"x84" Asking Salem House classic de· bdspread . mat ching ~arts expe ence helpful TYPISTS I t'll( cau~-26(,.. $72S.~ll or640.9327. 'llgn d1n1ng rm s et. LIQUIDATIOH d111S.SLS.830-G32t E~;Yln~~~;~~olved N~goodtyp1ngab1hty .JAL •MATTRESSES• Sofa's~ & 6', brown Spanis h. ~ rhairs & At~~:~~nce:.! hw*y 8070 ----Excellt.>nt pay & SUHl>AY,NOY.16 (Twan orFull l tones $50 & $30 <1 ' hutch.xlnt c~tid.SlSOOor 1oamto3pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• STAIL!HAMD t•mployl'e bener1~ Featuran~ 30 of So mwoaLD Matt/Box Spmgs .... $28 Freestanding bar S2S offer.S3l·276" I 382EBther. • ••••••••••• Manua l labor e1tper package include C11hforrua s finest dl• bo.;tons. Chihuahuas. Queen Sets ......... $99 Kenmore ,,ew1ngSol'as.loveseats.end.cor'. Costa Mesi1 $3.fU per hour to start Automut1r cost ol l1Y1ng alers Cockers, Yorlt1es. Shih· Kini;:Sets ....... $119 machine S2S.S49·9008 fet> tbls. lamps , din tbl 8 k h I PRIVATE ESTATE Sou.! Spanish fl"'Wred ~alary UdJUSlment I( in· IOAM to4Prr. T z u . p 0 m s. M I n . Inquire from 10·6 ., btO. xtra clean. 5Sl·S022 ° 0 s. Othl e c n I ca • u~·ID •nON Apply .... tcresled call (714) NoParkin:. Schnauzers.Pups&stud "Se llablaF.spanol' FrenchProvmcrnldmmg ---.------general er interest· "rV ~ !>49-5445 o &\tr. F service. 714/531·5027 Century rm set. elegant high style GCll"'Clp Sale 1055 iog Uungs. Sat/Sun. THE IRVINE CO j State Fer... ltts. Co's r A~ ees Model Home Furn by Kindle. 6 chrs. oval ••••••••··~··•••••••••• 2Al45 Pureta De Luz IJIAMONO um Camelback 3333 Hyland Ave Costa• OLD·T lME S4~3077 tbl. 3 leaves & buffet. Garage Sale. Satt Sun. MV ~7 SOUT•llES lrVU1e 644·901 Mesa 92626. an e<iual op-1 FAMlLY·STYLE Siumycd puppy. male, 5 Must sell th1s wk . new set lOam. 604 Avocado. E.'ltate sale: Complete ~ -portwuly employer DINNER m>. $50. •94·27•6 rommg. llS Via Wa z1ers . Corona dcl Mar. Many household. many choice STATTYPIST 3PMtolOPM ,-**I BUY** N.B.S75.SSt7 new1tem~. item-2200 Fiesta <Thl' i\ppr:w;edS2J.500 t'op nat'I co wlll mak ~~t~~~o~~~,~~~et\1~ t'lftftl(S4B.A95f'lf INN English ~~ggerh Spaniel Good used Furniture & Must sell 1mmed dinneue Wood lathe. band saw. Bluffs), N R 11 to5S-Ot & Ap;~~S~S95 this a pnme ~pot m love· & fui, time .. Apply at ..JftUUI. W\ rr:esr./white ~l ~5m~sp. Appliances-OR I will set, rosewood bar with hand pwr l(nnder. mlr Sun. Ml·S098or644-4637 •Sell SS,900 ty plush ore s overlook~ l88'.JC Flond1t St, H.B. Santa Ana Fwy al 1st Sl. • 761-<Wl17 . . sell or SELL for You stools dei;k. kin~ .,1zt!d hm all kinds of camp'g Other gems on distrc:.:.. uu~ water. Xlnt ben." tAS-8811 Santa Ana • -----MASTERS AUCTION bed. T V +-muny other gea'r. whl chr. l"n chr:.. 3 Family Craftsman certified. 714/546-0713 r.uses +very fi r'>t 'Old Eng S h eepdog 646-1686&833-9625 items.64o.S7~ __ f1sh)o:ear.na1ls&closet rlea.noot Gifts.suppl!~. Appt.onJy. friendly cO·\o'tJ r ker s Wnitrcss & Pizza hel • neutered Male 2in • King s ize water bed drs. 1001 mis<.' items. lwn xtra lg lwn bed. cloth1nJC ••••••••••• • Slari .sat sss;, call Chns. 8V.JIOl·S.P3k02U Le ro "fBeaut. Oak dresser Son allergic '491.l{:s Watercloud system9S. mowrs. 221 E. 19th St .. & misc 417 E. 16th Pl. - :>4()-fn'>S <.:oaslal Personl 3 ey way aguna w/nu. ·rror. stained glass eves. · ~UldJe items &42·5678 C M CM. Want Ads Call642·S678 ~· f\Jt...,Cy, 2790 Harbor Niguel. 1 hanging lamp. 962-2655 I 644-8494. _ --------- CM ALL JOBS FREE WAREHOUSE IAnt.Jque chest or drawers A..toa, New 9100 Alltos. N•w 9100 Alltos, M•w 9100 Alltos, M•w 9100 Autos, New 9800 4-tos, New 9100 · I Adv oppty for pers who· $40. Dresser w/m1rrorl••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Teochefo's S.bs ~ \loOUld like lo train in~ $60. Mjsc. rum. 536·2A34 Immediate n eed rn mAmnt or i.ales w/top. • levels K·B Apply 1n nal'lro Startinwar1:hsej .a,....a; IOIO person. Fountain Va lle~ to leam prod Im<.'. Sharp "ff*.CH 1 Do 't Le Tho p Y B School 01s tr.ct. ii 11 personality & gd dnv·i:1·······················1 ~--n t e ass OU y Ll,gbthouse Lane, corne'1 r ec wil l l a nd thisl FREIGHT DAMAGED Talbert/ Newland. Ft"! murveloUb pos. Start sall HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 Vly. 92708. E.0 .E. $775. call Chris, !>-10·~5 W Warner nr Harbor, ••• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;J Coastal Pen;onnel Agcn·I Sanla Ana. 979·2921 TllH LliDH cy, 2790 Harbor. CM C L E A R A N C t; $3.llf'erHow I Al.LJOBSFREE BARGAINS . Used Plln Pd Yac I Woodworker. expencnce Refrigs, wshrs & dryers. & u_1,....._ P/T I required. Chance to go Best Appl. 536-0911 ~-r• fl.Jr with ~rowmg com·• R~poo to plan. organ1zel pany. Good wages &I CA.5H PAID & implement programs! company bcnt'fils. Apply Was~r/Ory rs /Refr1g~. :tl lht> teen fal'thhcs. 21 al 3201 W. M at·i\rthur, working or not9S7·8133 Yrs collciac. level workf Santa i\na IL 70 .. 320,,, h l w1cmphas1i. 1n Rec-.. arge. .x ·: w 1 e S<x·ial Ecolo.:yorrl'lat<·d ------• refrigE'r ato r,. wit h fields. Contact Tll FI I freezer. $75. 675-6736. - c rTY OF' IRVINE. 17' Word "ICISSll'S I f'r1g1daire gas dryer with Jamboree. lrv1nt·. l«•l 1f Or111pCM1y Ke~ nE'wbeltS4S 92714. m41 7S4·3814 wan 11 ..,;. I 962-5009 _ I I Gas stove. 4 burner and 2 TB.IPHOHE SALES I 1\1•11~ S<>n tt'1"-t•an ovcD.$. sso Work p/t1me 1n our hr lp "'" put ~our I 675-2279 telephonto s1iles room and I ~kill., to work still have pleasure time \V (' 1· a I I 1 t I For Sale: Refngerator in for yourself. AM & PM I "l<>mptlr11r\" work great shape. practically s h If t s a v a ti a b I e .1 Th a t m 1• :i n s a I new. Moving: Must Sell. Wages+comm. Call ro r I 1· x I h I 1• "' n r k $1.SOCall Sunny 559-0161 det ails. L A T l M ES I i-th(•dule thJl fit s I Ii--'-1020 54().0301 .~rn;r Ii ft> .. ,~ · C ,tll Kc•llv tnd:" I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Telephone recept1on1sl & I · I Tall man's bike 23" alloy ~encral 0H1ct· Tcm· •'"'"-" w.y frame Cha mo 10 s pd. porary but couW lead l I to.._.,_,... I Schwinn w"heels $75. SaJary n~i::oliablc l>unu L["·ti Girl permane nt po.,1t1on . ~ 64&-3680 Pt. area. 493.2744 day or • .::J ~ 1 D~ Gurney Motor-Cross night. __ ,r Pv•c r .,., I ~erfect cond $75. TELEPHONE I Ul-1441 I Catnrros & SOLICITORS I 1401 o-s.. 3•o Eqli,._.,. 8030 E ' ed 0 I "~II H•wport hoch I ••••••••••••••••••••••• xpenenc n y .• n: I An""""' °"""""'l"Y Daily Pilot. lhghest com· .. __.'NF I Bell Howell project.or m1 ss1nn paid. Your I No1M_,c~ w/wom. Many cubes tn· phonl:! at home. Ovl:!r 21, -.,.,.. I cl.$39.955-0287. l.D. Card. Call 835-6453. ------Cats 8035 1·3P.M. Merc"-diw ••••••••••••••••••••••• •TB.PHONE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Persian Krttens. CFA re· f'IXOPHATOR! AllHqlles 8005 gistered . loP. s h o w Pl k' di ••••••••••••••••••••••• parents. 8eauuruJ long ti~~~ r~~t1-~~r;~.~n~ PUILtC AUCTION hair.638·!rol. Orange County Airport MANY ITEMS OF FlNE Persian kittens champ Complexw1lhbu.t1yChev ESTATE Jl!:WELRV, sired CFA registered. dealer! Some b~ht book· ART O BJECT S. AN shotsSJOOup 546-9965 ' keeping, typing. Opp. for T I Q U E S , f I N F: . advancement.See Office t'URNITURE. ETC. SIAMESE M g r . JI 0 W A R 0 PHONE FOR IN FO & Kittens Gr Champ stock. Chevrolet, Dove & Quail BROCHURE. 645·2200 C.f .A. reg. $75 Will de- Sts • Newport Bcal'h. liver Christmas eve. PO 833-0555 Want Ad Help? 00·5678 Box 1002 NB 93660. ......... 1ooslMH•u 8oos1.w ... , 8005 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PUBLIC NOTICE Antique Furniture FAMOUS SPECIAL 3 Day Sale EUROPEAN Antique Furniture CONDUCTS EXffiBIT & SALE Fti · Sat · Sun November 24~ 26 Hundreds of exquisite European An)i~ues •**Bedroom Sets -Dining Room :se s - Living Room Sets Many one-of ·kind occasional pieces SALE AT WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE 140 I VIiiage Way, Santa Ana - 541-6325 . ~e Woclt Wn t N.wport ""•try -0... IMOck S..... Mc,...._ I C.o_yrtesy • & Discounts to Dealer~ Designers. Decorators · ANTIQUES OF . THE ·WORLD '''' .... , .. .... c .... ..... Bankamertcard Master charge 548-0191 ~f You've Been Thinking Of Buying A Sportscar Or Luxury Automobile Anytime Soon ... DON'T MISS THIS SALE! 'Bauer in @sta :Mesa--. e're Doing Something We've Never Done Before .•• For Just 3 DAYS ONLY·FRIDAY,SATURDAY&SUNDA'f BRAND NEW MGs, TRIUMPHS OR .JAGUARS JO TO CHOO E FROM Jaguar XJS DISCOUNTED '2000 14 TO CH OOSE FROM Triumph Spitfire Not '6500 · From or '7500 , ~99 ~ But Only ...... d d A~ SlJPER SELECTION TO CHOOSE FRUM Jaguar XJI2L Sedans . DISCOUNTED ~2000 15 TO CHOOSE FROM MG Midget· . / ' Not '5000 From Or '6000 '499 ~ But Only...... d Shop & Compare -We Don't Think You'll Find A Better Deal Anywhere In Southern California! 0,. Tia 10 P.M. /tl-.,$1/L t'1.s...O,,. EM'Y SM4q 7'11 J PM . •• it Sales -Service -Leasing BRITISH 5 Y r./50 ,000 mile Service ContTact Available On All Ne w lmporte!U .. .i-. .. :i .. •• .,. • I '7 I ~ t a f ' ·[ ... bl t4 .,, •• • ,. ,. 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Cabin sleepJ 2+ 2 ln hu11e (lwittma1 ~tor&: STAT& J EWltLRY Cntt.mn rnlm1 mowu wllh chair $75 Re11em·y Ml------~ UIO lV ..... rockp1t. Wltb ttlr. 117$() B••~·- .U..OntJ• t~ AMT OBJECT , :~~k~!~(I! i.~·t~:~~~i!Jllb:,:J -~;:.... ~...... 1091 Call6_75-_904 __ 7 ___ _ u ..... '* 107 11QU P'INfl .. ,URN . Ylf"t' SIOU K .. nmo ,. t'M monllOI' A/C or 0 1<.:. .. .. -................. ISLAMDH 36' ••-•••••••••••••••••• rcr :ug~c;J,?~RIE w~ ~ t'rilJd•lre lJ $17~ 6Ud1111. 11au duor f'w Sale Hammond~ CROWN Dal. 1978, furling Jib, If o t • • T t • I I • r , t _...._ "" f\ refn1 5 OtMr lno fl'llmH > • n.. $50, I ft Oraan w / awto c fl RENT A JV &ollded tun·-mnat ....... ._. 0111r 14 Im a J.u ». w ~ 111.11 wat11r ~'Cl 1W> rb)'tllm. Good cood. _... .. ~ ... J olaatton cler ltrh . W.& ........:o l"•port ("rut dtt'r 17~ N~a servtclDI· New 149.900flrm ~ ~~~aw, i•~k.-t u A" I 5 &ZPM "'au >40 341» allOO. ukln1 1700/bat LOW AS 1977 L I d o 14 . r a c 1 n It ~1~ if "I:: RO~IOL~= Abpprvl a eo aq )'Cb u1id MJK•••---otr.~902$eves. $10. MO. ;:.~~ont~l~~.stOmrigc~avleure. •• • 1010 Ult c~1n1. bell o<r W_..., IOI I floe Llled PlaDOI for Hie. f'rtiedebvery In area ~ "' :::.~;.~~ .......... ~·~:;k~~1}j~L~: CallW llll ....................... Orancb-Ornate Oak up 17149 549-7024 ::OOoo00:~~.~J:.3~~1 UllM!lt..&. •GI y.a.•S SI LY t. k RR VI c t! ~rpn Nt•ttm <'l«'•nt>r Ir C OINS & STAMPS ru-~. 2.Sdays ,...,. . A FINE l'U HNIT RE Ir Sh.ampo11t~r·S.WO r lW!11lolr WAMTID o.6tt"-Sllo9 Nice 19" cotor portable ----·------ from ywr u..iiii iwu rard ANTIQUt:S tu 2200 IJl 0413 tiy pnv•lft rolk'<'tOt ~in 8IOOAamUton Ave. J(.B. 'IV. ~ warranty $118 'II> Tradewln<b ·31.fur ling ·l~-~~ ~rdtpf~!._"•wt'~ COPV M'"ClllNL• 1 •••• 11 v1:•Wt. 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Dont t ta pe recorder: with ac Survey 123,000, w ill wa llpa per, fabric 0 full rolls only low('al h .dllUl 11pproa 800 ~ fl sell until you call me ceasorles. never used sacrifice <2 13 >699·0476 "Day Glo" SM1pc>r " we pncea ltll~re S4!# 11111 2 p;allt-r~ v~ry rc<1• Dane <7 lA>M1·3S34 Cosl 1300.00 sell for days, (213>790·7~ even· wW beck It tn m you Ma11J.na bous Heavy d~ Ml~· 6444637 _ Want •~· or S' bar and $lOO.OO. Call 836-62SS. tn~ ~~ Orbat~ lwo cardl ty cardboo.rd Jdul for lA>nrord 300 ioltd 11tate 1toob for mobile home Pioneer Receiver. Scott '77 ERICSON 27' lo PRICES rt\lltuo1Chnahna1~1<~ Lllpe r..cord<·r with IH' Call980-2984. B l "Y 'EM Turntable. J ansen 12" D s l . T e a k . Wheel. S2eaor3/IS Comptf'W m1ulmg kil.M 01 rtuonei. oner us.ed t4lrdcal SF.l.L 'EM 3·way skrs. Sacr ifice ' Loaded. S pinn a k er. •II fl 11 YAMS TO 'CHOOSE FllOM! SOUTH OllAMGI COUMTf-S LARGEST SANT AMA DEAl.Elt~ 4/5 ....... 1 ,..,, 10d1v1duaJ bo11.t-a avall ln ('.oicl 1300.00 :.ell tor •---..t 1083 TR \DE • ..,..,. M5Q/alJ.67~S463 Everything. Mt 5pm : --------------- -· """" 8 s1ies fro111 4" to IH' SIOOOO CullS36~ -~ s · ' 0 "' 6757700N 8. 6/9t.ap $t 50ea ruht~ ro Ord<'r caUUox ••••••••••••••••••••••• R t:~T 'F.~ JVC recelver w1lhSE.A ----Molarcyc:9"/ 4WlwelDrt•n tSSO IOo~more l& 40ea. eri.. 741 552 3.441 !lam l:iupe\ & U pho ls tery Arlel acou1t g uitar. gra phic equaliicr. 2 MUST SELL Scoot.r.. tl50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• salesT11x lnl'luded 8 pm w t' d t' 11 \' \' r clearunl(eqwp $100 $600 r<MWwood. xlnt tone Ex· To place your ad 1n a cous t ic s peake rs & Sch<x·k 111 ton 2S' 'i 4 re ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt76 JEEP NO CARO" anywhl.'re 9" ttockwell <:ontrac lra stnng, hard case. this column call Toshiba turntable. Xlnt cent s urvey Newport "78 SuzuJti HM I~ Near RIHIGADI 414 Oraw your own or send · tor's tabh: uw. $250 $250 494·lfk2. coad.67s.'79'Z s ltp l.oad<.-d Fast 19000 new tm Au1ocnal1c, pwr. steer·! name, addreu. phone & MacGruor itolf club11 , 5489490 - -642 -5678 _......_&...,.--'--RYU1>759137 75&-9336 an•, wenc h, AM /PM We'll ma'"e .......... card ""' irons (S1lverC"onl 6951 , ----Gwlar Ep1....,.ne Acoustic _.. ---• • ........ "' ....., E ...a .. ,, __ _._ "><l>XL ""S ood stereo \ape, roll bar, tag Add 25' each. 3.4.S,6 & 7 Xlot cond Uouble matreu, SIO Kani;t X I n t <" o n .,., W t'J'I. with Npt s ip to ..,.,.... ~ · i... · gc wtut.e spoke wheels & on· Send cbec& o r money or Clus1cl45 64&~1 st.LC spread. $10 Twin d +cau Sacrifice! $2SO ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• men to f><'can Try S43M cond · lo m ileage, S.S7S 1 Al\ 12 11 ,,....... C 11 ...... ,,.,.,. G ~ tOIO Ed'·-· .... ...,...,_.. y..,.,, Im es.c ........ 11. derto; headboards. $1.50 {'ll. a _.....,_,,,.,. wX, uar.962-9510 """"""'' ONLY SS2 PILOTrtlNTIMG 1=~~q~~~t':t':ico~ R3ec~. LllmP8. 50' Arp Q:tysseySympbetlize r 280ZSki ra cU30. ••••••••••••••••••••••• loah,Sllpa/ SCOOTER. Honda 1973. Mirecle IO P .O. Box 1560 CaU an s. 752-6760 e + amv1I case. xlnt cond. Chams. fil 115Xt4 $20. Docb 9070 70cc· 3 gears Greal Mcada/l....tt Cos\aMeu.Ca.9"l626 ----Send S3 & pkture By re S97S o r bc s l o trc r . 7Sl·3696 B ••••••••••••••••••••••• <"Ond $19'5 Pun Tim. 2150 flJ1rborBlvd .C.M. M1cro»cope, Ba usch & Powt'r Mower/Tractor. ~~~1~~~\.~ua~y f:~ M2·Z9l~~-0479· SttorfilM)Good. 1094 V~~..!:~A~~ S46-Sllr7 64~5700 Lom b p r of mode l LO HP w/gradcr blade lOO'l NB9'.!61'..rO Offlc."'""hre & ....................... DATING MotorHws. Sole/ ~lllRht <'Ondenser N sed v 1 S ---lqiilpi11t11f 1015 30· Avalon moonng In ll...t/Stcw991 9160 COSTA MESA S22S/best offer. SS2·7830 ever~ . a ue 1600. Mint 10 spd, nu t1r1:s If ••••••••••••••••••••••• f ol .,_ & ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMC/JEEP -~t s~~ .. _ .. __ Sac SI09S.67S·Gfi66 • "·nay."-bot ""·hp <iut THIS root ~an s s wam ... .,, -ouJUJI u • .. ""' ~·· to'uj1 elect ric 1·ash re· ~ooo 673"""" lt7JL•d• ---· board mowr W/gas tanki. iister. Rt'b lt. hk~ new, ls whef'e the ~u _ _.._.. --""""' #I IN CALIF Brunswick reg. (Pool.hall1 -------54111001 S280 6't2·6S37. BOAT ACTION IS Lwy Molcwito• • .....Joable + aAc•sa & Mesa Verde Tenou1 Club --------Slip spcice moonng want · Fully self conti.lned .,.,.,,~ ' "' " M be h ( 1 For Buying ed ror 2.8' Owens. T rade I.Its tl7S. Crnftsmen 10" em rs 1p or sa ~-Twin bcdi. w/beddtng Pets 8017 use & wtlhna to pay Generator. 2 air cond1 2524 Harbor Blvd. rad.la t a rm saw $220 Must &ell, moving. Reas s pc luggage. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Or Selling SS7 4S28or 559 i833 uoners. roo( top air. TV COSTA MESA 496-7920after6 JOPM 963-~ 1 640·1473 WANTED: CHOO CHOO CHOOSE And for the ___ antenn a. C B radio . 71 ,.15,., .. 023 ---------•1Markltn If 0 Train Set 2 b1cyclt-i., $25 t•i.a Used l.arge Bird Q.igc Pilot CHRISTMAS Glfl lates t tn MooritMf wittl boat new l1res & other t'lllra.s --------- • -, --your gifts rrom the Daily . AMIF'M stereo upe. hke "' "' G E washer . (needs l'urt hused ·~ Gen!1uny sleeptni:: hag, $6 Li;: mtr __ _!131 3474 TRAJN' £V(lry Wednes BOATING NEWS Needed by Newport too numerous to men· "78 JeepCJS. blk. beltl $75. l lldf' a bt'd, Ne\ er used 645-3746 ror. $10 2 u1i: wht-cls, $3 p AR no TS . A 1,. <'an day beginru.ng Nov ISth check our front Beach Uoctor Please tion Very. very cit-an ~;~·:rl~·. needs reupholstenngSlO Girls bikes $l5 ea. Lari~l' &$.'>.2091 BalmoralC.M Greys. Yellow heads thru Dec. 10th: Call. =Index da ily. callaflert.pm 6447994 Look at this OM before Muse cernm1t' 1temi. oak whle, nt"<'ds rt•pair, 6466706 <.:uckatoos Best prices 642·5678 ltJjfflQf!a}j Trmwporl~ youbuy'Call Trumanat 1975 [)ndge Ram Cha rger, 846-&,79evt>1>/wkndi. ~ Oth1•rm1i:.t· &t<IR:J7H Fl.OORLOOM Try us PP 5560021 S&W mod 196 .. _357 mag ·-•-••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ol x. 440 V-11, no :;mog, /tlgt l $260 ea-.. ........ / auto. r 1s . a tr, p1nslnp.' Ant1qut• Player 1'1ano Ca11Kalhyll4$~7!i South Amencan Nanday w M g~s. e c · ---'.·~·-·-... 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F ully P.P Askfor BoJ> Work ~Race, equipped, Priced Cor fas ~2'l89. home ti"75-9036 lodl t54 sale.962·0288 eve_11 ___ 11 Yamaha zso Xlnt run ~~~".;;~~~·;•;;1~~;;: 16' Glaspar with trlr. 75 h !'UlA dirt bike 1225 for 1835 cng. full riKe, parl J oh nson. Fold do wn info call552 7900 die tires. r ustom tr lr. 11eats. Crptd Biminy to ;4 ttonda E Us norc. New xtra wheeli. Must sec• & canvas d u11t c ovc:r n:bll <'nfl. Raclnii ty1>e 661~ Muat sell! Muke olfl·r c•rh S3SO ~ Avenidu ----- Mon · Fri . a ft lpm . OcsroMV 8:l05912 4w...1Drhn 9550 67M853 ------.---1·7 4 llondu 7!10c <', It' Lobste r Skirt with Cst.m ,pnt 4 1 pipes. flD traps. Ready to go. ~u• rea r l'nd. Xlnt Cond. see tb1I one. Xlnt s hape. 968-7A08 Ml.ee5 ~------ 18' Cbrts Cran Coruir. t•ord V8 1/0 . runabout, lOp cond. $l900 S4ll 338.~ LS' Oreaor Alum used on· Cl with lrlr. Alf!O 2!> hp. Johnson e lec Also 6 hp Johnlon. Either or all. Prv. Pty 644-9835 UmJ Sea Ray 197, open bow. 228 Mere . 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BEC/,USE HERE IN LOW OVERHEAD COUNTRY OUR SUPER LOW PRICES AND SUPER LOW PAYMENTS ARE WHY WE SELL SO MANY NEW & USED DATSUNS . ~ /\./\.AAA BELOW DEALER C ST ! ___,NEW 1978 SHORTBED ,,,.~ COLT G. T. Cout:>e. orange with black stnpe. A gas saver d e lu ie. (77 2 A I (967FERI 1'73 ALFA IOMIO G T VOIOCO COUOf'. llgt'tt be1QP Oltl Wt!h beige buclo.e! MJats plus AM/FM rod10. Tl'lt'I ono is n1c~1 1804AI !946KEKI . 53695 T • l ( ( • '7f C(I Pl 64' '73 Al s l br wi & to Sii '70 4·S ln fe1 Sil ta1 SW '7S Joa 554 Br !llC Pl <R '68 : blf 6« '11 . au ltt fff -.9' ••• '77 ~ PJ Al - ~------=-------t ..._.__ ... . ., ••• OM.V PILO l ~ ..,_,lbif ?!i 19'78 ,A.to" .... ,.t'ttd ....... IMportH A..to1, .... ,.rttd .......... orted ....... .,or+ed ' ...... •fMH"hd ~... lit ..................................................................................................................................... . .......... '!. •• _!!• •. "!:~·.~~"': ....... !~ A..tos, 1...,1'1.d fW '725 .._. 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S40-9100 immacu ale. met. ue. <!'h.1t1•h, Ken , ~titrter , costa mesa brakes. front end & m uf· ~~~~~~~~~ 51,000mi, S4Ql5. SS9·742'1. G_... Gro•• VW l1all Xlnt body Sl27511>st 63 Bus : comp. rbt. power 646-9303 540.9467 rter. Uses no·oil, V-8 Ex· _4_94_·204_5 _____ _ L3731 hurbor Bhd tJffe r 548.0051 train. amtrm. oil cir. ,_ ... ~E COU ..... TY cl..miles. All works ;.._.M•--9915 ___ 534_ 4100 Bl offer 645-1.815 _,,_ " perfect Sl.250. 493-9683 _ __. 11 C:O. de Vile VOLVO ••••••••••••••••••••••• cabriolet. Under 20,000 *~r Ivy• VW ·sa. S875. No reasona ·74 Regal cpe. mint cond. 1.973 Sedan de Vile. «.500 mi. with stereo tape. 1913 vw Camper Kelly ble offer refused. EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO air. am/fm .I~ lrk. Spl. ml. fully equlpoed. ong. cruise and wire wheel whoJuale Is 12825 551-6833 Largest Volvo Dealer wheels. cruise. Ma ny owner. Bes l offer. covers! (7llSAH 1 Garden Grove VW 'b tnOrangeCounty! xtras $3000 0 .8 .0 . &G8528 $1975 pncelhtSwttkonly '77 VW Bus, 7·pass, 16,000 BUYor LEASE 646-8537 ---------• •$3225• m1 ·s. xlnl cond. $4800. DIRECT . '7SSedan de Vlle. lthr int. CORMIER Leasing =a~::1~ ,~,Ha·~B••d .;~;~-~~~.0·z.~.~~ ~~~~ =:~"~u~;·,~~' ~ge~.;~'.;,~.~~;: ~~~~!~~!~'. 00 G•"''"°'0.., ....... 1"' ~~--'L._. ___ .,.•J __ "..i_-.._'J..._._1 .,.~• Have somethillg to sell ! $4775 ori&>eSt offer. Call ~£-MOZ6 s~ 41 clean. .962-4145 2025 S. Manchester Classifiedadsdoitwell. 586·3383 • ----------Autos..... 9800 Allto1, M•w 9800 Anaheim 750-2011 Alltos, M•w 9100 Autos, M•w ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... 11mi111 NEW 79 CILICA sr. CPI HOLIDAY P11cio , 6 at ... Automatic tr ,,, dltioning, p0:~:·1 factory air con- stripes, special ro~~eerlng, dlx. Pin mag wheels Se er Panel mldg ~-""'~ . r. #RA42·148407 ., VOLVO VALUES! 77 VOLVO 264 DIMO AulorNllc. 1lr cond .. POWer t'"1'1ng, llOW'tf" brllln. 1m/fm tl9reo. pin alrlpe •.C~l.(M)01' 78 VOLVO 264 SU DIMO Gf~. 111to1n111c , ~ 5lfff'•"9. pow· er Drlkn . 1lr condolooning. PDWtf' m1r- ror. t l9tl0 I Ir.ck. •VC2...SLl~S6l03 •&456 •9429 79 VOLVO 2421 DIMO • lpMd, air COftd,, ltef'W CHMttt, pin atrlpe, .,_I well mtdg. I VC2QdMl· '°"° NEW 71 YOLVQ 24SA A111om111c. "°"""' ''""""'' o•n ,1r1~ •VC1d4)LI 2102"5 . •7692 •7392 NIW 79 VOLVO 244A Autometk . ~ 1tMrlng. P9W'' brettn , pin stripe I VC2""5MI· ,,,..,, NIW 79 VOLVO 24SA Automltk, .._., 1i.etl119, PGW9" breltn, pin ttf'lc>t I VC2AS'SMt· 212517 •&641 ti NEW 79 PICKUP '4 4 Speed, lo bumper, Chr~ Beet, Chrome rear ror, side magi :Ndet ba r Side mir 42·000248 9100 ' ,. ~ I 'JI " • I ' I • • · " . . " ' .. .. .. . . . rJ' •, 1 ...,..,, u .. d ....... u .. d AMtoa. U••d A.Mtos.UMd A.Mtos •• u .. cr . Autoa. UMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DI• DAILY .. ILO T , u .. d .-.. Uaed CM"olwt HZO ~ 9925 Chrysler 9925 CMT.... 9932 ~ 9932 eo.g.. 99Jl' ······················ ...................... ······················· ···•············•······ ··•···················· .............................................. ·····•·········•······· ···················••4•• C•••c tttl ca...... 9'120 711 M l{' curio l.A1oduu. 1975CHIYSLU 1976CHIYSLU 1971CORVETTE ·75 c~VITTI 'SJ Cougar; Aa Is. $7$<1.' ....... u .... ~··••••h•••n••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll t~. whl hindio111. wht CC>aOOIA. COIDOIA "lndyPateCar" Loaded with extras. 673-7182 eves. 497-2887 ? <.D t"abr111k1 toµ 1971CHIYIOLlT 1nt. ,•nu • ., Kl1•11•u. 1111 ONLY lll.940 mill's 011 With low. low miles & L82 enf(in . a utomatic t283RSR> days Ccr49ec ttl ··········•••·····•··· lt74 CADILLAC COUPI DI VILLI '*'· Uwt mt . "'•II 1•nw1•r MOH'Tl CARLO whl. 11r. l'W, 1lr IO<'f..,, l~•~ 00 owner beuut)'' m1rny , man)' c.x lrus • trans .. erwse control & $1700 _________ __. '\l AM liM If t1.it·k With lov. ouh•• & m iw y rww 1111.lli1f11 1 uwn1•r, lo fo;vl'~Y powl•r 1·xtru <630HXll. Wus S531J5, ONLY ~16 miles' U.O. S_ELECTAUTOSALES Dodl)f 9915 ll 1& IC>*, o n e• uwnt•1 flllll's ' (~qJMOI V. .a S4l«!l"t, IWV. rt-d I.I\ 1 'ti t 11 Mu•t wll "'""'"II ••,1111 ·~tr"'' t'll~lJJM I WJ, 1111111 $41~t ufr <1li'7 :!IM I I.US K truc•k 11 tert>o, nowrt•<hxedw •004498>. l22lN.Harbor,Anahe1m ••••••••••••••••••••••,. ~PP 1\4.'\ 'II~ ~JIH'\ rwiw r~'fhX NI to viny l top, Wirt• wheel Ot4L Y $ ... 111188 PRICED 772-9800 '73 Dart V·8, all powec OMlYSJ999 3 3 IK l'h••\ 4'1h• 4 dr ht ch bk 1 ovcrtl & l'rw1w rontrol .,.. /C s 900 !I!\ Cllllllf' 111· \•11lr OH&.Y S6l l .111 I 11•11 r111111 ll('W Not Ii lc•uder. but pnccd TO SELL!!! '77COIVITTE A • 1 \\1 l'M >ello~. 1mmo1< unvl'n nnlv lli,tlOO m1 t o '"II t h 111 Wt'l'k • IA.UR MOTORS NABERS Mintoondllion. CNEB171 8.ll-0332 IA.UHMOTOIS ~ llwrtior Bhcl $1tn l fir m ~u. 1u :1 IAUERMOTORS liiot' :1<1111/'"chwy.> t.ll 1t~'INIS1 292S llarborHlvd SI 1,100 C....ro '917 l 1 IS'T M 1-:..., \ h•th·1t•d 11tl llltd radrnl 979-2500 WLN. Harbor . Anaheim ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;lll.!.'>lhut;oi lll\'•l 11.1"11w1 1lit c•lothin1 .& $4495 COS'l'A Ml':.~A ~· · SELECTAUTOSALES Ford 9940 ( 'OSTI\ M .. :.-.A 97'-2500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t7f·2500 11r •~' )J7t1U r1J t1t 772·9800 -1'171 'tt•llo'" ,, 1\I "" .,711,c)to COMNILL '77 Cordova 1mma r . 'PHIL : 10, CADILLAC 13 t••• nu 1111 hrk' 11r•·'· .,77 CHEYIOUT CHEVROLET white/blue lop, S4795tof 2()0() Hiulxll tlllltt CCM1gCr 9931 LONG l···rl 1ond llq! .... nl •Mon1;aMogic• :!H:lll llarbor Dlvd ferS86·21G8or493·5105 c~···~•.S40-C)t()() ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORD .· l&.DOIAOO 1•111. a;n,111 t'.ill T·•• 1i:..1c1 IM,ALA SU>AM I t'OSTA MESA 1975 MllCCUIY r111 .. Oil\' I'! 1.0'\l> ... U . \llltllrl.tl ll ,, .. , ... 11·1•1 1'17:'1 (.'It'\)' M u ll/II Sixirt ~ 9910 ..WU!.&• • 1,,. '\'or 00\' l1n111t•1li11t1• Che•rolet ''20 m1• IJ• 1111 \ "" i u111I. t oup.· K 111110. I'S 1111 546-1200 ••••--••••••••••••••••• '78 t'lre eng. red, 1 r uld. Cvv.-X 7 l"'l••t·n • t.klJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• tmlt;I ·~l.i , .,,.,w tin ·-, '"lll'••I. AM ... M 1·11,M'lh'. 1976 U ... COL... lo.ade d MUST SELl.! Silvl'I' with rec;J interior S • I l th ..• fll Nt•wportcr . runs grPUl. " " 191"'U0Tl W S449" AVE! lt71CHEVIOLfT ""···I 1•1••·1 ~ l l)W ~llOWW ll t'WI ""'11 c~ ............ L Sl2.500evei1631-4465 J • as .,, trnh 111 11.,111111 Mk t1•r he· M71Nl'U Ht<t.111 loolt,.~reut S750S4M6411S _..""'""'"' -- --now~'CiUCl>dlO . ' . HOWAaDCheYrolet MOHTECARLO l'JM :! 1., s:JliliO (;.11 111.11 Ci 1<ivi· duy-. li31 5115 eves. As k MAJlKIV 1972CORVETTE OHLY$3999 l)O\ll'&(Jua11s 1 ... \ho1tw1·,11 1hul h11;.h.11l ""'777 vw·~11n1·1· forf>'nn c t di 'th fiR'O"'"'O '" T '11-:WPOHT 11 .. : 1 11 11 1 11 A-,... ---a r 1cr mo e w. ,, ""'"'""'' .. u •. s~rro. J "I•' "''n11 •' 1 •11 ' •3118• ·75 Cordoba. Blk. 1•\illy moonroo(~ (683R<.:L >. roof. 611,000 mile' lll-OSSS n1 .. -ct1 .. 1 h11 l ht l>J't \I .or Gcrdtn Gro•• VW l'tlWPPt'd, lo m1 leather Was 19995. no w re<luc:cd t514F.Tl l THEODORE 1!1711 l '41d1l1J t' Fido L.t'>I ul till' IJ11o: 0111'1\' 14.~ll) "' w al milt.>., l'\111 1111w 1•1 Sl3.000 Pvt Jll~ I~ lti2:1 .ift('rtlJ!m \utom.1111 ·'" • u111I IJ731 llur1111r Alvd int Xlnt cond 675·!!042 to sS6595• 11 wr .. 1t•\•r111.: & 111·~ r ~LY $88 Im·~ llt·~l ltu\ Ill 1101 1H 53'1 •HOO fiit4·~ a ~ -"" 88 ~ 111H•11t111\ • 1>0W l'Zt 1 , 7 ~. M 0 11 1 ,. <.: u r 1 u . ·77 LdJAHON. Sl)t'<' t:tll ;.ff I} 't"(.;rttt ROBINS FORD S5662 111 11 lll•1i.:1" AM /t'M t1tJn, Med ttll111n 4 cir IAUBMOTORS ·---110 U-.- '>lt'rl'fl. I' s. I' u. new w dan l.oaded w/evt:r\' 2925 llarbor Blvd •J6J 1 11.,.,.,, °'"° 'lObO HAll!Oll Ill VD COSTA MIU 641·0010 76 n id ~v1lk '" t Ill J ) )(ray lthr 1111 AM11''M Ulpt'. ull l'Xtru" 111 m 1 'tf1l·h lire<> S!l~XI Oyi. ~l lO, F.v~ b44 ~ COHMELL CHEVROLET b0i l fltrhur Iii\ ti < 'OS1'A M ... ~/\ S46-l 200 7;! \1.1l1 h u .t'.10 ~111.>••r •I l1·,1H 1 XIII! 1'111111 ,1 I , :i.u~:td11 v l't y'.>'llH757 llrl'' r.1111 . .i,, v('r y .1vu1I option monl'y r an C~'TA MF.SA Garo-Or""" "'••·n » t'lt•un ~ •1114 !1:>!15 h11y' Moon roo f & 1-oo 979-2500 7:1 MJhliu 1;1J,OOO rn1, t1r1·' .:oo<l ,1 utu .111 . 9IOO 1 J lliu <ioocl 1·01111 $1 HIO (irin 1115 lJbl\:.! ufl l l'M '77 Munw l ~ :! llthbk , hkl• m·~. only 8.000 m1. P1S. Auto trun,, AM rud10. nd lo :.di fast $4150 Call 00 6133 rorth. Must sell at 11nc1• '77 Vclll'. T·top. red. L·82. '71 dlx Lincoln, Sl700tor 4 s µd. :ur. tapt'. tilt whl for. 646·5644 bfr JPM or Ca II Tues pm P P Kt!Hl4l*5 t1ass1f1e<I Adi. Allto1, Mew 642 5678 645-().'llO 67S.97~ --- Autoa.H•w 9800 A.Mto1, Mew 9100 Autos, Hew 1979 HONDAS ARE 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door Sedan AIJ, REMAINING 1978 HONDAS MUST BE CLEAR.ED OUT TO MAKE ROOM! TAKE YOUR CHOICE "~,~~0 '78 HONDA.HATCHBACKS ISGC4SJIS7Sl (1S881 • ISGC4S7963Jl (1S44 I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Plu' '"' -"t t It • rt~• ACCORD HEADQUARTERS GOOD SELECTION -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Service & Parts Open 'til 10:00 P.M . Monday thru Friday Saturdays 'til 5:00 P.M. BRAND NEW '78 HONDA 5 SPEED CSGE4S22S98l C1J621 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ... 9100 IA.UHMOTOIS :oms II arbor Hlvd COSTA MESA 979-2500 '74 XR7 Ciean. loaded, Must l>ar nf1ce' fi31 4!683 99t5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NABERS ~) '@ quality & Pric• l.ARGF.STSELt;(,'T ION OFNEW&USED IN ORANGE COUNTY CAOILLACVAl.Ul:: PROTECTION PLANS Avaulable on MO!lt Ca rs • ~ ............ o.._. ••••••• _, .. ...,.....,c,...... ,,...._ MUST ~F.LL TO SETTLi 1-:STATF. 1970 Falton, 35,000 orig m l, aut~.1 R&ll. 11095/ofr. ~7ow bt'f6pm _____ _ 1978FORD . FA.IR.MOMT W A.GOM' Vll. automatic . pwl'. 1>leenn1: & brake11, a1i;. <:ond. & less than 7000' rn1lcs! 1343WCN>. W~ $5<.195; now rl-duccd lo · ONLYS5555 ... IA.UH MOTORS :!925 llarbor Hl vd <;OST A M ESA 979-2500 .. Gel on the rig ht traclc with the Daily P1l~t .. • C HRISTMAS Gil-'(: 1976 CA.DILi.AC T H A I N ! <.: a I I a SB>A.H DE VIUE Chns tmt1s Ad Vu.or i,t · f'.111 power. full vinyl top ~·567_8 __ &tapeplayer. <Ql1119l:>l $7195 • '72 W3ROn. dasi. :1 h •l«h. air shocks. cru1. rnnLrol SIOSO 642·21!>4 "" ... ' 1976 CADIUA.C ftt ford. Rum. good. Hody COUPED£ VILLE beautiful. $500 "AS TWO IOOf" S48·2660 __ -.1 Leatlter inteNl>r, duar fB Ford LTD Br<Sugham.~.J comfort scats & crwsc dr. 62.000 m1, air tapti~ t'Ol"ltrol 1132REAI. S000.581·9922 . $7795 • "75 Grand Tonno 9 pass:· Wa~o11 a ir. pis, pfb • radio $2350 or best oHt:r 1976 CA.DILLA.C 962 5746 ~TRODOIOCOOFU.~E '7s Coun-e-r.-c_a_m_pt_•_r~ shell ~ w/boot.y Gd tirei. lo m1. Equipment 1nt'ludes 830 19'.>.4 lt!ather mtcnor & dual rnrnrort powl'f st:ats. '76 t,TD Landuu, 4 dr,. iITT4PCV> s1lvt•r blue. a bsolute ly $849 5 ~n 136.'>0. S:.l ·S02'l LillcolR 9945 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 CADILLAC '73 Uncoln Mark IV. look1' COWE DE VIUE good, runs great, orist Leather mtenor. crwse ownr, $3400. 673-6721. control & AM /FM stereo ~di 9947 with tape pl ayer .••••••••••••••••••••••• I 7 2 1 n S M >. 6 T 0 • M . k XI t d CHOOSE 1-·n o M AS 71 aven c . n ton . I.OW A." Sl250fbst orr. 551·6683 or $899 5 SS'J 0456 '71 ft cyl Runs good. Nt!w • batlcry & tires 1976 CADILLAC SH~I ft31·4909 SEVIUE Mercury 9950 With leather mlen or . full •••••••••••••••••••••- pow•r & low. low miles! 1173PWU1. $9895 • I 977 CA.DILLA.C SEVILLE f'.111 vinyl top. leather m- t crlor, dua l comfort scaLo; & cruise control. 1970RTO >. SI 0,995 • All pnres pluis tul( & l1rcrmt.·. Sulc pncc11 good thru midrught. 11 26 711. • ()VF:RIOO <~UAl.JTY CAHS ·rr1 SEl~f;CT 1-"ROM • NABERS ~ }_(>()() H.vt>or BM1 C~.1 Me<..i. S40-9t00 • -·"" ~[] ..,JN. Ji $·-~ l'ttt• OltANGECOUNTY'S • NEWEST LINCOLN·M EHCU R '(' ... Dculcl"llhip i.-s now OPEN RAY FLADEIOE LINCOLN·MEKCUR y '• l&lH AutoCenwr Or. ' SOFwy -Lakc 1-·orest exit I ft VIN I-: 110.7000 ... ..., ----lt76MBCURY MOMAACH Extra dean thruout!' (Jll6NXR ). Was 1399~: • now reduced t.o OHLYS3555 IA.UR MOTORS 292.5 Harbor Blvd COSTAM,.:SA 979-2500 .. '72 Col. Park 9 pws11 waii. White. fully load ed ! Xlntl $2300. 675-6161 Mnt..,g H52 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,'I ... . ; . 5100 . .. , a DOWH ""4 taaa~ . ·.· 595~ . ,: .. ~ 1t• Oto llO • ~"""DI 114 00 '"' 411 ,,,,,,_ ll#ft If ti' Oft •C>O,u v<ld ~IHl•I 0.ltllff O••lft•nl ClfiC.-t.000 ..0 ff ,U U&tl_,.I ·: Equipment lnctl.ldet 4 IPMd tr8"smltlfoft, .. ctr04thng Ind fokt down reM .-at. And W9 ere ..... cuttlnv pr1cee a lll06no off ~;-9 flEE RADIO w. At ..... I -- ~~~~ ........... J ~!'!~~~ ....•..... !!.~~, •• Mu1tanJJ M•rll I. ti <'.)'I ~ :!3 m1 pot awl Mint rond Xu··~ ~,> ~I 31'2lt 4Q3 :l't"ftl '&f Convt'rtlbh• l'••ri <' Uun +" + 111Ah4!• • vi 1 u\. 1ff ~640~ '86 tte!>i1 Z8t, t'll e>t•rl • 4 ~ , 4 ll '~.l..~t•W l>iU ~. ~ -IOC"l. ~ M6 '1~1~ '74 Mvllhlll U Auto. 4 t:'/ /\l c . P /1, at"rtu new tll'Ull, loml. SMI01~ ~ 'ti7 ~ auao, On1 owner. 'lfllt'1 IUC4t ~ 673 ... "" ....................... '73 Oli* 0..1•-4 door va ........ Uc. trana . pwr •1 7111 A lwdn, iur CCl9d., AM/P'lll "4tr Ljipe, .ar sa• ..... • In eace:tleM ~tuan •'S9PHI'), Prl. ply .. ;.. r,?~/IMat otfer. Call ;::· 549---da19: 5'5-37 ::::: evenilap • .,.._. ::::: -·:·:· ····· ····• Sunday, November 26, 1918 DA.IL y PILOT DJ. { ·:·: ~::. :::: \ :::: .. u.•mi I~:~ .. ~··:·:· ·l,·l;l;;;;;;;:;;;;:::iii" ~ c.u-Slip,...., air ·=:::::::mi flllmlllfllllllillllllll radlala, tilt _.,, xlat .:::::· :::: :::: :::: ·.·. -jjij~-----·:·:· ilililililililliilililiiliiililliililiilllllllillllilillll ....... \ ~ rond.S-.llJ.UU ::::: PWo H57 ;~~r ....................... ::::;:: '74 JJtmo Squire waaoa. :::~:· I.o w m l., A/C, auto, ::;:::· radio, aafe IH tank I ::;:::: 96J.:910 ·:·:·' ---------1 :·~~ '71 •4 ..... IOOd tuDDinc :~~·~ '66 PLYMOUTH s.telll•-::::::·::::::: • M; ···:·:::.:·:·: :.! dr brdtp. Low mlleue, ::;::·:·::;·:· r ebll ea1lae, ndfo, ·=-=·:·:·.-:·: be•ter. •lr ~(Meda ;s.::.~:;;:-:. repair), power st.eenng :~~:!*f~. & Powe r brakes. Gd. ·:·:.::··:\,-..; tranaportallon, smli. Can ·=~~ 18• be tffn this weekend ~;:. Ca II ~l-4435 . _.,.,,..,. • --1• s.telJite .. wttJii ... traa r••• exeel $.00 957-2131after7Pll r...-c "'' ····;;;;~;;;;;~···· 11111 TRAMS AM Special gold rmash with matching 1nlc rior, T Top, alum. wheelH, ull Power t!qu1pmcnl & a ,.,,..cr,.,.cw• :;pecial bOnus ·a i;ter(lo r1t~10 with a hu1lt·in CA wut. ONLY WOO m iles & a r e al b e a ut y! tljfi6VOW ) . . CALL FO• ou• SPEC•AL lOWNICE!ll COMMELL CHEYIOLET 2128 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 54'-1200 I t71 PONTIAC GUMDPllX With c ruise control. boelwl seats, till whrel, h1pe player & rallyc wheels. (le5UNll ). $6995 NABERS ~ 2000 Hdrbol Blvd Ualo\ IVlod. S40-C)1()() '7'1 Trans Am, lo ml, xlnl c-ood. lo down, take ewer puymenu. 995-1800, 640-4227 '73 Pontiac Grandville· Automatic trans., pwr. ~leerin g, n e w pwr. bralr.etl, new shO<'k.11, pwr. windows. AM/FM stereo & super clean! Must 11ec to appreciate~ Ask m g $190I. Call 497·3667. -------'70 f'\reblrd Formula 400 4-Spcl. new T/A SO'S, U · tras, xlnt cond. SJOOO/of· fer. SJs..4205 ________ , lf71P0"'1AC MAMO NIX Silver. mafls, s tereo tupe, P/S, P /Wlndows, M.1.nrool. (264 TX D > •S7595• '7S Plreblrd FApril. MM I ao.dld, PIO below book. ~- 1'77 PONTIAC TUtitSAM Brown, m•1 wheel• ~.I track, Ult. wbeel P/wtndowl 12,000 mllea <MOTA) •SHtl• '• tt74 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 Ve1• wan . under u.ooo ml, lilt ateerta1 wtll .• auto.1 AIC, Pl•. ~/B,tlffl oelted Uru SIMI.,. tr• fw laLe ... YU .... • -n v .. -. ............. . , ... ~-· _....., \\\! :::: __________ ,\\\; ::::::::::: ~1.:~1 . ·~~~~?i.~#§:~~~lt=l=~f~j)~l~lJf l{tf~~ ~; NEW 1978 PINTOS AT FAOORY INVOICE I 13 lo Choose From -Seweral Colors and E11ulpment Awallallle "INCLUDES:;>'\',, DEALER HOLDBACK Aul•1m111tc ' J"lrn hr· •!Pr 1911'.ll I '76 PONTIAC LI MOHS 1 ·0001 HAIDTOf' Aulo mt1l1r ()OWf>r 111eer1no. rao10 ht•atcr 1•9071) '53377 t-IEW I 979 FORD MUSTANG 54166 . 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YOU'LL NEVER AMOUNT TO ANYTHING! LOOK AT THAT HARO-WORKING SQUIRREL t HE NEVER STOPS WORKING 'TIL HE \S PREPARED FOR THE LONG , COLD WINTER . ~ If I ' 3 •Q dt '* t l IL l'll lC/l(// \ 11? '1E5, 61LL, l'VE MET CHER'f'L TIE65 ... L/E5, SHE'S VER'( NlCE .• I DIDN 'T THINK I WAS EVER GOlNG TO GET A SEN5l6LE QUESTlON o -O o o o-~ 0 0 ~---· ~&"..1 By Ernie Bushmilf er HE GATHERS AND STORES HIS FOOD SPRt~JG, SUl-\ft\ER AND FALL . . ~ . ; r • I I ' \ \ , LAH, MP..Fl:.CIA -- THAT P iCTt,tRE o r: ME IONCE uAVE' YCIA. ... 0 10 YOl.A ~VE ~ F'rz:AM E rr ? "' I CE~TA tNLY 010! IN FACT, ~ WHENEVE~ A F='~tEND ( ~i1ve G ME .A PJCTU~e OF THEM~cl..VE~ !ALWAY~ VOii-A !.' OH. GEE. UH, 6LAT IT '5 THE ONLY WHY P IG TLA~E t.'VE 1-S IT' evEsz: F~AMEO/ cove."eD ?? 6 ECAU5E I LOVE IT 70 MlAGH, ! DON'T WANT IT TO 6E:T 01.A$TY O~ F=' A OED!! I ONCE 6AYE MAR'CIA A PICTLA~E OF ME. r WONOe~ IF ~He E VEIC F~AME D IT, OSC ~IMPL. Y TO~~eo IT INTO A CJ..O~E.T .. ? WEL.L., HEL-LO, THANK,, MA~CIA. MA~CIA . lJ~, THAT '0 YE! PHOTO ( OF" ME ... DtD YOU EVEr<"' ... DENNIS THE MENACE WHAT 'K)(J GONNA DO WITH THEM? , t • I . l I IHINK I'LL GO INAND SHAVE. ~ BIZN EX.PECTIN' THEM PQR. A 1.-0NG TIME. NOW. PARKER l.I~D~O~N~'T~K~N~O~W~W~H~E~R~E~5~A~M~l5~,_iilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirn'1r~~~I;--:;,TH~l~N:K~T~H~A~J:;"]'5 COME ON tNTO THE BEDROOM WHILE I CHANGE ! THERE'S NO REASON WHY I SHOULD SIT HOME ALL ALON E WHEN HUNTER MAY NOT COME 50 I DECIDED TO GO SOMEWHERE A SPLENDID FOR DINNER AND THEN TAKE IN IDEA, ABBEY! A MOVIE ! INTERESTED? ~~~ IN UNTIL ONE OR TWO JN THE MORNING.' LIKE I 5AID, I 'D LIKE TO INQUIRE ABOUT NO! AN APARTMENT! DO YOU KNOW WHETHER THERE ARE ANY AVAILABLE FOR RENT? HMM ... % 6AVG: 1-4~~ A PHOTO OF Me. NOW I 'M WONDEr(IN~ ... ------- OH. 9t..fr; ES(, WHY I? IT COV~2ED..f> By Hank Ketcham !.GUS9 IT IAk'.E-9 MORF- IHAN TWO WHIS#<ef<e;,1 HUH? DoNT WOPR~ JOEY ... THE Re's PLE NT'/ MOR.F3. WHfRE IH~~r:;: COMf3. FQOM. I KEEP WONDERING IF I 'M GOING TO SPE ND ALL MY LIFE WAITING FOR HUNTER TO CO ME HOM E! IT MEANS GET OUT OF HERE AND FAST, WI SE GUY ! ' __ J • DOCTOR SMOCK OKAY, SMOCK ; t...e-r;s t,,ANP IHi s CRA"IS AN ' S"IARI MAKIN' OUR ROUN c::>S .' --rHose SHOIS . -YOU GAVE: MS UAS"T" llMe RSAt...L-Y ct...oeeeRe:P AAY L..6AF MOL-P .' .,,, • I ... • MAYI H~LPYou, 'SJR? · OH , Yrcs ·· WE'VE ALWAYS TAKEN ~REAT PRIDE IN OUR TAXIDERMY DEPARTMENT. ) A5A MATT Er<! OF FACT·· ·I By George Lemont SO HOW ARE: YOLJ Fee t...I NG, PAL-~ ANP -r'HA"T'S Aeou1 As sxc1-r1NG AS "THE!! PAY se-rs WHE!!N YOO'RS AN Aus-rRAL-IAN . eusH c>.oc.-ro~ .' ENOUGH OF THIS SNIVELING- COWARV'ICE! MARMADUKE ® MAf?MADUKE ! GO OUT5lDE AND PLAY! ..,.~"----.. Hf:RE'S THE PLAN ... DONT BoTl-\ER U'E1 WHIL.£ WE'RE EAilNG ! I 'I I I' IHE ON E NEAR.eST WE GROLJN l7 JUMPS VOWN ANl7 RUNS LIKE MAP FOR Hf:LP! ... ALL IN FAVOR SAY 11AYE''. ~~-~ ... "'1~78 ti··· 1 r ... ,, ,,,. s,·J· J'· •~· You KNOW IHE: RULE AGAINST IASLE f3CRAPS t;EE., 'I rQLD YOU WE: COULD Ge-r -.~Ki PILL Oo\JIN 1-\IM. IF WG U~ED 60ME c>oe, PSYCHOLOGY } ' • ' CA' \'OU TRU~l \"OUR 1-.\"t.!'!? Thtrt are a1 ltasl 'h dlfftr· ence' in drawin1t dt lai" bth~un top and bollom pant!\. Ho" q uk kl ) c11n }OU find lhtm? Ch.ttk an~wtrs wilh thoM> btlo,.., &Ut\\IW ~J· \X\•I? ' ftu•Hu.u ~I JVtlO) \ '-'MOf \t 11•"1) , ~u.-, .... ,p ... ch"V1 l Ou•,\tW \I UJU#IS ' 6Uf\\IUI .. , MOU•d l W>u~, ..... o -1 •• Hal KauFma1> ~ .. MO~t.Y 1 AU.!)! Lmp1y a hanO· tul ol 1.01m on thl' table. Turn "''"' b.R~ • .ind <bk ~omcone to m~ert a random number. \nap· ping ht) or her fingers each time a 1 urn t\ made. When· e\er he or 'he ha~ moved . .ll~ )our friend 10 place a hand over 1me of the com\. Now. 1urnm11 around, ~late if the ~overcd coin i\ head or ta.ti,. ---BULLETIN BOARO--- LET's FACE IT! "I• came Mr.. tu zlwtit. one vu1 .. ub~1anliaJ_.' • -08'. Ok ktns. Fill blaok wllb a rhe-lttltr word. Hint: It rtlymts with Wt • .. ~UWl .. " suo.-Ou1n 1w ~u Lmt Cause! SupPosc you spent' ~ of your money. lost ~, of the rest. and had S2 lef1 . How much would )OU have had originally? A mi rror and a window ll't' lht ~' i.iu and art t'QUllll)' acct~lblt. W hy should somfl>nt In a hurry prefer to wa!>b lht ndrror7 Answtr qulckl)'. Riddlc·Me-Thl\! What goo from N.Y. to L.A at Christma,, yet never moves? The road. What help' ma~e Santa'~ garden grow? Ht) hoe, hoc, hoc. -- ~ (J'. '6 p is ~ Cl. T ; .. lfo" 11 ') done: Be· fore turning away. 1.ount the number of head) )howmg. Add one for each finger 'nap. If the final tally " even. an even num· ber of head\ should 'how. if odd, an odd numbrr . Thu' you can tell tf thl' covered coin he' hcad\ or ta1b. u::. ____________ __,,~...:::;;..~---------------~"'-------~2 IT'~ A ORAG! Whal b Rovtr pulling in lht ~nt abovt ? To rind u111. add connecting lint ' from dol I to do1 2. 3. etl'. ... "EATHER OR !'OT! Add tolor. ntall) ~bO\t: 1-R~. 2-LI. blut . .l-Ytllow. 4-ll. bro""· S-Ht\h. 6--0k. grttn. 7-0k. bro""· 8-Lt. purple. 9-Cna). IG-01.. purple. 11-0k. blot. SPELLBINDER M:ORE 10 points for using all the ----------1------ leuers in lhc word btlow to form two comple1e words: POMA N D E R THEN score 2 points each for all words of four lcu ers or more found among the letters. Try to 5"0tt at leut SO polnb . OOJP •a•11•w we•llN• •1q1HOd THE WORLD 'S GREATEST SUPERHEROES by PASKO, TUSKA, COLLITTA !Ji.ACK LIGHTNING HAS APPREHENDED A PICKl't?<K#T AT STUPIO 86 ..• BUT TO 84TMAN--AL50 ON THE: SCENE--iHl: ARREST L..D()f<~ LIKE: AN ASSAULT. •• THE BAT OUPE-- HERE: IN METRDPOl-15--? ' . :=:-u/VNH~ / ......... MOTLEY'S CREW Tl-le RATE o~ INFLATION ROSE SHARPLY A6A/N lAST MONTH; AN~tc.. CLK! 5£€.MINGLYt THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRcSS CAN'T A6Rl3c ON ANYTH>vc. " CLKf WHAT A RE YOU OOINC3 IN TH/5 TOWN, MAN?-- YOU$i? '1G/l<J.FRIEN0 11 GAVF: ME: A H/G H - 11 ~~ VOL TAeE S HOCK · -fll'!=~o:.i~ WITH AN Jrt.ECTRlt:tAL W&AA'.::W 0 15GLJl5t:O A5 A IJRACEt.ET/ NO DOUBT YOU'RE WEAR IN<S CN~ ~UST L I KE IT ! ELSEWHERE, AT THAT h\OME NT.,, '70N'T K NOW WHO YOU THINK 11-_,..., I AM ••• by Ben Templeton & Tom Forman .. t<()55!AN COURT S€t4../- TC,VC£0 Tl110 ,{fORE DISSIDENTS TO PRIS~!~ (,. Cll<J ,, AND FOOD PRICES CON"rlNl/E TO 5KYl<OCK£/~ ~c CLK! - .. ANO N0~'./1 410/?e NEJVS,,, AGATHA CRl:JMM EXCUSE ME~ M5. CRUMM··~ GORDO SHOE ~UNIOR WAtJT6 YOO TO 6EE THE NEW COMPUTER --- ) ' • by Bill Hoest 1T•5 THE NEW 6~·17 COMPOTE~. l~~tT IT WONOERFUL '? NOW l'LL JOST PO?H THESE BOTTON~···· Gi:T RID OF THE Ot..0 8)(-16 COMPUTER! 11--z.6. Gus Arriola N-NAiU~'s LAW, ~\ T#A T l=ALL/Ne, S:So o. _ ~ cAit:J ALWAVS LMID _, ON T#li:JI<. FEJaT, 5/40V.LO BE REVl/::WEor • by MacNelly November 26, 1978 DAILY PILOT · THEffi YOURSELF Send tTle QueSllOll, • a ,._.., 10 "Ask," family ~ 641 Lemgion Ave . New 'llw~. HY 10022 Wl'I pmy $~ lor pulillslllll Qljl$llOfl$ Sor~ .. tan'I -OINJS FOR MANUEL D. PLOTKIN, Di- rector, Bureau of the Census Which of our stata bu the ..,._. ..... of MDlor cttiaefta, and ai.o the poungeet pereone? -Mre. ci.nc. Honath, Seattle, w.-. e As.might be expetted, states with the large$1 populatk>ns also have the largest numbers of elderly, such as California, New Yorit and Pennsylvania. In terms of peTcentages. Florida has the greatest pro- Portion of elderly of any state, with a 1970 census figure of 14.6 percent. Ar- k.ans.as, Nebraska and Iowa all haue 12.4 Which state hos the most elderly? percent and South Dakota, 12.1 percent. As for the states with the youngest per· sons, Alaska has rhe highest proportion of young people aged 14 to 24 , with 22.8 percent, closely followed by Utah with 22.6 percenl. Other high percentages of young people are In South Carolina, 22 2 percent; Hawaii. 22 percent; and North CaroUna, 21.4 percent FOR LAWRENCE F. O'BRIEN, Commissioner, Na- tional Basl<etbaU Association Do you fffl that college baeketball should Introduce a time clock for taking ehots, )uet llke the proe? -S.A., Troy, N.Y. e In the NBA, we have found that introduction of the 24-second clock has been the most far·reaching move un· dertaken In the League a' evidenced by its dramatlc effect In creating excitement for the fan I believe the time will come when collegiate basketball will consider rt FOR LEE MERIWETHER. star of CBS·lV's Barnaby Jones le It true you once hed • big fight with Burt Reynolde? -D.S .• Santa Fe, N.M. e I certainly did gel Into a brawl wllh him -bot It was on lV, dt1ring an episode of the Don August series. I was a klller. and he jumped on me and threw me Into a whole bonch of boxes. Beforehand. he showed me exactly how to fall FOR BROCK ADAMS, Secretary of Transportation What part wlll raJlwaye play In the USA'• travel future? -P.N., Great Fall•. Mont. • As petroleum fuel supplies become scarcer or more costly, rail transportation becomes a more attractlve·ahematlve to the automobile. About 90 percent of the people traveling between cities today go by car -the trains' real competitor. As lo long-distance train travel, that sort of trip wUI become obsolete. The potential for passenger rail service between cities 300 to 500 miles apart Is much better. FOR THE •ASK• EDROR ne NCn11 -..... o1 ............. E.dpr Berwea made me woaclu wbdtaet-he and b .. da..aater Caa· dice Berwe-were cloee. Tiiey wee rue~ eeea togetba. -D.I., Man- e• ta. N.H. e Just before he died, at 75, Edgar Bergen told FW: "Having Candy as a daughter is the big thrill of my life. I was In my 40's when she was born. and she re· juvenated me. We were -and still are - very close. We've had breakfast together from the day she was born. My best memories are riding mules wllh her in Yel-"Only once did she shock us." lowstone Park. She was a modest little girl, never rebellious. Only onGe did she shock us -at 16. when she smoked a cigarette. Then she stopped. now she doesn't smoke or drink .. Jusr like any other father, Edgar was anxious for Candy to settle down and have children · "I don't care who he Is or what he does so long as he makes her happy " FOR RUTH CARTER STAPLETON, author of The Gift of Inner Healing Your method• of healing have been compared wtth peychotherapy. lue there paralleJe? -N.O .. lae Vegaa, Nev. e There are parallels, I admit. but there also are differences. Whar sets me apart Is that I'm working wllh rhe Holy Spirit. I ask rhose who need me to Invite Jesus to enter their beinq I have an advantage over psychlatrl61 In that no one can change facts. bot God can heal our emotions FOR EDDIE RABBITT, country music singer-composer I've yet to hear a counb'y·westem etar .. y he did not go hungry or euffer terribly. How about you? -S.t ., Amartllo. TeH• e My hunger pangs and suffering came later, not earlier. Dad worked on boilers In an oil refinery, for S 125 a week, so we had money for food , bot not luxuries My hungry years started In 1967 I lived on $37 .50 a week for five years Looking back, I don't know how I did II ~~~~~~~~~~~---4 FOR ERICA JONG, author of How 10 Soue Your Own Life I hear you get• lot of hate mall. How do you deal with It? -W.P., Lorain, Ohio e I don't respond. Flrst. becouse 100 percent of It is un· signed and, as a person who puts my own byline behind my work and takes the consequences. controversial and palnful though they often are, I have no respect for letter writers who wUI not even reveal who they are. And anyway, It all comes from deranged Individuals. PRO O.n A. llte~eon, liiwyer, M11n11son & Emsteln, Prol Corp. PRO Ano con CON 0.-WB.a-ta,M.D .. ~of~ MedldN end CommunJly Health, N-JerNy Medical School In the Bakke case the Supreme Court was cat•d upon to decide whether medlcal colleges may constitutionally favor admittance lo disadvantaged minorities over scholastically better- quallfled white students But Congress could supply a solutlon to such prob lems by holding more medical col· leges At present. college students who gtt SO·percent A's and SO-percent B's are not con lldered good enough to get Into most of our medical col leges. Doctors claim they worit long hours because of the heavy c.aM load,. Let us give them rell«f by Increasing the number of doctors, enabling each doctor to give more time to each patient and thereby Insuring better care for the patient and less likelihood of malpractlee Should We Build More Medical <Allega? The Lui thing we need to do Is bulld new medical schools. By 1985, thenl will be one physician pet 500 peysons, and by the turn of the century, we will surely have at least one physician for every 350 to 400 persons. Once the physlclan·palk!nt ratio exceeds one 10 400, the saturatlOn point has bean ruched. Thereafter. what w\11 In· evltably OQCUr Is that physicians will be forced to focus ln· creastngly on the flnandarasp«U of medicine. they will M In devtstvc competition with m· .se practitioners, physt- c:la"'• .ualstants and the like. and the bettle between tP«Clallsts and generalists will escalate. Increasing medlcal-sc:hool ll2e and building hew 1ehools wlll guarantee that physician saturation wlll occur. C "11 FAMILY WHKLV, INC., All rlghta ~ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heatth. ______ ___, 9mg. ·iar.0.9mg.nicomew.lllf~•byfltmethod. . You get genuine tobacco flavor in a low 'tar' 100 ... plus Double Gift Coupons. f . fol'tNeGHtc.taao..CaU ~Cl-I00)626-5510.~ ...... •'•can to1HNC(HOO) 152-6010.) ~ By Joseph N. Bell T he first thing a visitor needs to under1and about Jack\!! Bisset is that she's English Very English. Not French, as her name suggests, or Back Bay American. as she looks. But a very cool. mostly self-possessed, bright and slightly abrasive Englishwoman. Jackie is also perhaps the most in- demand actress In HoUywood right now, even though O'le of her recent fUms - • The Greek Tycoon -was worked over savagely by the critics. She expects to recoup some of that lost luster with her newest, Who Is Kiiiing the Great Chefs of Europe? It's a comedy-mystery In which Bisset and George Segal romp through the world's finest gourmet cooking -and some of the world's finest scenery -In an effort to find out who is systematically knocking off the finest chefs in Europe. And why. Anyone who suspects the perimeters of Jacqueline Blsset's acting abilities are bounded by the wet T-shirt she made famous in the advertising campaign for The Deep had better not suggest that in her presence. More than a year later, she's still steaming when she thinks about that photograph , more reveahng and provocat've than a shot In the nude. Col· umbla Pk .ures sold a lot of tickets to The Deep on ·the lure of that picture, and Jackie Bisset stlll feels exploited. Bisset -whose clear-eyed, breathtak· Ing beauty gives little suggestion of the strength and toughness below that Dresden surface -seriously considered going to court to enjoin publication of that ~ photograph. Jackie says the T-shirt se· 0 quence was not at all revealing In the film J; footage Jhe saw, but a still cameraman ~ took th'..! famous shot by aiming a bright j light on her from below. Although Jackie r had photo approval, that one slipped w through, and she first learned about it on . ' "t the eve of publication. "I was crazy," she 81 SS ET told me. "I feh we worked so hard on that film . It was so difficult and went way beyond the call of duty. And then this. BRITISH, BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL Now, although it's an enormous slmpll· ficalion, I know a lot of people think that picture is largely responsble fOf the paJ1s rve been offered since. I ftnd It hard to ac· cept the mofallty Of that. I've been doing good work for 15 years without drawing much attentio"'I until they photographed me In a wet T-shirt." Wet T-shirt and shattering reviews not· withstandif g, Bisset now seems firmly on her way to t>lgger and better things -but the journey has taken longer than It should. Born in an English village In Sur· rwy In 1944. Jadde Is the only daughter (she has an older brother) of a Scottish famUy·doctor father and a lawyer mother (who were divorced recently after 32 .,, years of marriage). After a conventional j middle-class upbr1nglng, Jackie got Into ~ modeling, then Into bit parts In movies J I Jockfe and current loue, Victor Drat, In the middle of a hot Ping-Pong match right in their own bock yard. that led finally to a featured role wlth Al>er1 Finney and Audrey Hepburn in Two for the Rood. This got her a seven· year c:onlnd in Hollywood and a long string of bad films In which she usually played somebody's girl friend. On the few occasbls she wa5 given a decent part (The Grouhoppa. The Mephlsto Woltz, Doy Jor Night} she won altical acclaim. But It was unquestionably her physical at· tributes more than her acting sklDs that won her the female lead In The Deep and flred her career Into a new orbit. Jackie's 8ritlsh reserve se.ldOfn gets In the way of a remarbbk!, forthright kind of honesty. She Is as open about her private life -up to a point -as she Is about her work. At 34, Jackie still Insists that the Idea of marriage Is "suffocating" to her while admitting that she Is given to "long relelk>nshlps." Indeed w '5. Ha romance with actor Michael Sanazln lasted seven years and was the only positive molt of one of Jackie's early ~ -a bla epccaled The &.ueet Ride. COftdi'MIH ~ Extra Crunr~, Jif 1 1 E 8llTISH, 8llGHr AND 8EAUT1RI. A few months after they broke up, Jackie found herself on an airplane sitting beside a French clothes designer named Victor Oral whom she met once befON, briefly, al a party. ft was a long plane ride and they got well acquainted. That was four years ago. The friendship took and blossomed rather quickly Into romance. Jackie has been with Oral ever since. He has moved to California wheTe the cou· pie share a 14-room house once owned by Clark Gable. and Oral is reputed to be doing very well indeed in Beverly Hills real estate Jackie has some strong convk:tions about marriage. "Too few couples are interested In the growth o( the other person. There are ex- ceptions. but they occur just as often oul· side of marriage as in it. Whal is essenllal Is rhe love . It's not how long It lasts but the quality that's Important." In her own life, Jackie has found that quality outside of marriage and sees no likelihood of a change in attitude soon - if at all. "Marriage," she says, "obviously liberates some women They want that state that gives them security so they can feel they belong sor. -.ewhere and have a married point of view. That's good for some people. But not f°' me. I haven't chosen to many because I feel I have a bener chance of holding onto the person I love by not being married to him. rn ~ harder. be more stimulating. I know my· self well enough to know that if I were Jackie B {thinly disguised as Jackie 0) in The Greek Tycoon with James Franciscus (1 .) and Anthony Quinn. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Colleagues or subordinates are usually wrong when guessing your salary. 2. Creating "the chmate to hire" In an employment Interview depends to a tai1Je extent on subtle, nonverbal cues. 3. People tend to Judge your personality type by what you do for a Uvtng. 4. Your efficiency and chances for ad· vancement are influenced by determining whether you are a "morning type" or an "afternoon type." 5 . People who have a Sb'~ desire f°' security tend lo have ~job and In· ' vestment preferences. • 6. Most people work because they havt to and would quit If they received a wind- fall. won a lottery or saved up enough 10 achieve financial security - ANSWERS I . Trve A Unlversfty of Minnesota study of pey and job satisfaction found that even those In responslbk> positions In organlz.alions were '\vay out o( the ball part<" when It came to atlmatlng what their colleogues were making. The ma· )orlty -approximately 63 percent - overestimated lM so\anes of thetr peers and subordinates. In about half of the e • """''L v wEEl(L v. NowemOe• ,., tt7t married, I'd nag, even though I've no right to. And I must say, I think I'd be less respectful of the real essence of the man I was with If we were married. "I like children, but I'm not mad about babies. I'm ahald I'd make-no contmu· tion as a mother. and children might be the only reason to get married." But most of all, she is refreshingly, sometimes startlingly, outspoken. Con· versatioo is an intense experience to her and she doesn't give herself to It easily. "I must give my total concentration," she says, "to one thing at a time. I get nervous very quld<ly, and I paolc if I hear two phones ringing at the same time. When I have lo make small talk with a lot of people, I feel llke a Qghtweight, not gjv- George Segal washing Jackie s bock in the new mysterv-comedy Who ls Kllllng the Great Chefs ol Europe? PEOPLE QUIZ/ By John E. Gibson ~ • ~ • ~ ATIITUDES ABOUT WORK Do most people work because they have to? Does your line of work color how others see you? Are you a .. morning type" or an .. afternoon type?" cases, however. It was felt that the boss earns appre.dably less than ho actually does. Another Interesting finding: "'There was no ~ ~ between satisfaction wtth compensation and ac- curacy o( perception'' o( what <>then 1Nere. e.aml~ And other studies cited show that "knowledge o( whtit others are making Is more likely to result In dissatisfaction than not knowing." 2. True. University of Utah &tudles of what It takes to create a favorable re- sponse climate when being Interviewed for a job show that nonverbal behavior - use of eye contact, smlllng and head movement (at the proper lnt...vals) -ls a "slgnillcant predictor of the hiring cri- teria." And It Is concluc:J.d from the ftn. dings that these nonverbol cues eltert a powerful lnflu•~ In the htnng prOCCM, S. True. Paychologlcal $tudiet at • the Unlvefslty of Alberta (Canada) showed that people In the foUow;ng professions were most likely to be judged as extrovert personality types: salesman. lawyeT. radio disk )ockcy, poM!den, pubic rela· tions, actor, professional athlete, enter- tainer~ RWN-And people in these call· tngs were most ~ely to be considered In- troverted penonplltles: llbrarlan, accoun· tant, scientist, research wortcer, writer, ar· fist, farmer. engtneer. 4 . True. In studies conducted at the Psychologbl Laboratories. Unlve:rslty of Stockholm (Sweden), company ef11)loy· ea were administered tests and question· nalra and Were dassifled as morning types or allemoon types. Momtng types showed a diurnal rhythm In which the peak levels of bodJ tempetature, perioT- mence efficiency and alertness wvre reached during morning hours and Ing enough of myself 1 feel fragmented. Whn you constantly parcel yourseTout, I think It ends up destroying your essence. I believe in good time. however long It Is. It could be five minutes -or Just a look in the eye that makes the other person feel complete for that moment." Jackie Bisset is maklng that kind of contact with a lot of American movie· goers these days. When she say$, "I don't belJeve there are any really shallow peo· pie," she means It. That's how she ap· proaches people -and that essence of Jackie Bisset may be why she's likely 10 give good time to a growing movie l"3IM audience for a lot of years 10 come. ~ Joseph N. &11 i. o Coflfornlo·~d writer 111ho wrtes on varied Jl.lbjt!m /or F11mlly Weekly. decreased toward afternoon. llle <>P· poslte trend was charaperlstic of the afternoon types. After deciding which of the two categories you fit Into, you should schedule your most difficult and exacting work for the time of day when your type has the ~t on the baU In terms of what it takes to resolve knotty problems and make tough decisions. 5. True. In pan, this Is so. 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He 1s as complex and elusive as he is magnellC , but over 1he years he has also revealed a lot about himself m unguarded momenlS He's easy to love and easy lo hate, and many people have fell both ways about him So have I, and perhaps all the champ and I have ever really shared is an Ironic awareness tha1 he's had a wonderful time putting a few things over on anybody who took him too seriously. That moming In New Orleans, for In stance. I found All lying naked on a quilt and stanng at the dawn·dark sky. He had just finished a five-mile run through the streets of a posh neighborhood where he had rented a house for the fight Now he was resting on the floor of a porch that was shielded by a row of hedges He moaned softly as he rolled over on his side. "It's time for a new life," he whispered "I want to put on a three- piece suit. carry a briefcase and visit foreign dignitaries worf<tng for human rights. In fact. I want to form my own United Nations.'' Here we go again. I thought The champ is preparing for a new role. At 36. he's played athlete, martyr, clown, preacher, poet and philosopher, and now, savior. Make that SAVIOR. Why dldn 't I smile and shake my head? Maybe it was because I remembered the 1960s and how Conservatives vilified him for refusing the draft, how Liberals revered him as a symbol of pro-black. an- tiwar att1rudes -and how neither group Muhammad All as faml/ymon Instructs wife Veronica whlle daughter Hana Jasmeen blissfu"v sleeps In his lop. By Peter Bonventre Imagined thcit he'd one day have the world for his stage Maybe II was because I walked the streets of Manila and Kin· shasa, Zaire. with him and saw children race from their huts to touch him, mothers give him their babies to kiss and old men gaze at him with reverence. AU thinks of himself as the most popular man on earth, and I can under- stand why. I can cilso appreciate how that kind of adulation can affect a man, and so I didn't laugh at him. I only marveled cit the way his dreams and ambitions had expanded -and at how the mysteries and contradictions still endured All can be gentle cind childlike, then suddenly and viciously cruel. He delights In reaching out to strangers, jiving with street-corner winos, teasing adoring old ladies, giving mterviews lo student· reporters. even spending the hours after his greatest triumph In Zaire on a stoop with some African kids. At such moments his charm Is so pervasive that II Is hard to Imagine the darker side of his personality The same man who has cried out loudly against while rasdsm has often made tasteless remarks about Italians, Jews and Puerto Ricans. He has belittled members of his entourage in public. His treatment of Joe Frazier before their third fight In Manila was particularly appalling. Here was a decent, hard-work- ing fighter who had made numerous, be- hlnd-the·scenes efforts to get All re· Instated during his exile, and he was repaid by being called a gorilla. Frazier was "hurt and angered by All's unceasing taunts. Pointing a finger at a photograph In his hotel room. he said, "Look at my five beautiful kids. Now how can l be a gorilla? We don't have to use that kind of Insult to bolld a gate anymore ." There have been many other puzzling moments covering All, when the self· proclaimed Greatest and friend of world leaders can be touchingly naive. He has dlfflcuhy reading. He often doesn't get the punch lines of dirty jokes. And when rod< star James Brown once Invited AU lo match steps with him, the graceful athlete who floats like a botterfly looked like a lame ost\'lch on the dance floor. O~e In Manila when he couldn't sleep, Ah knocked on my door al 3:00 In the morning. Clad In a gray sweatsult, he bounded Into the room and grabbed a sheet of ~per from my typewriter. He moved his finger slowly under every word "I get tired from reading," he aald. ''I'm a bad speller, too " Then he ~ed up, say\ng how much he liked to '" hlmtelf quoted. "I wish I could read bet- ter," he said. ''There's so much knowledge to leam. It's such a shame that I've been all over the world and can't talk to mlllions of people who love me." Which may be a blessing for anybody -who doesn't ~k English. The truth is that Ab can be insufferably boring. "Take out your pads," he's often told us, "and I'll fill 'em up." That Is often a pleasure for newspapermen who must file dally stories a week or two before a fight. But it can also be a chore, st.anding around and waiting for Ab to conclude his religious sermons or long-winded recit.a tlons of an- cient lslamlc philosophy. But if you hang with the champ long enough, he'll eventuaDy deltver the kind of offbeat outburst that reawakens your Interest. "There are people on Mars," he once told me. almost In a whisper. "But th~y're not Intelligent like us. They don't explore and build They're tall people. And when we go up there, they'll hide until we leave. God doesn't want us to .see them." I don't think Ali was putting me on. He devoured 1V Westerns as a kid -he still likes them -but his first love Is science fktlon. One of his favorite stories Is about a time machine, by which some 9\AY end- ed up at the O .K. Corral. 'What time would you hke to go hack to?" I once asked him. "The time when Chmt was 33, so I could MC If he really got up from the griw," he answered. "Or maybe I'd go back to the time of Cwopatra, befOl'e MClrc Antony got tight with her. I'd try to hit on her Rtst." Ali poses with a group of school kids at Lanham, Md. (Below) The C hamp, 1n his third go·round with Joe Frorier, slugging it out in the Philippines. He would. too. AU has -or at least had -an enormous appetite for women. As a young man, according to frie nds. he was teased for favoring big women with hairy legs and mustaches. But then he married flashy ex-barmaid Sonji Roi. Not long after. pressed by Muslims, he dis- carded Sonjl for the quiet, rellgious Belin· da Boyd. I'm told that Ah carried the torch for Sonjl for years, although he seemed happy with BeUnda, fathering four children and openly cavorting with other women. Until he met ex-beauty queen Veronica Porche. For a year or so, Veronica was a constant presence In the Ah camp, variously desaibed as the champ's "other wife," Bellnda's "cousin," even as a travelJng baby sitter. Nobody ever wrote about her. figuring All's assignations were none of our business -even though he had set himself up as ~ preacher of high morality But then All slipped up, and I was forced to reveal their affair AMigned to report a lengthy profile on the champ t>Y Newsweek, I flew to the Philippines with All for the "Thrilla in Manila" against Frazier. All was my ex- clustve sub)ect until the rest of the press arrived a week later. One day I accom· panled A~. who had Veronica on ttls arm, to a meeting with Philippine's PYesl· dent Ferdinand Marcoa. "You're not as dumb as ~u look ." Ali joked with Mar· eot, "I saw yovr Wife." "And I saw your wife," Marcos ~lied . refemng to Veronica, "and you're not far behlf'ld mt " Continued FAMllYWIEKl.Y, N~~ ltl'I e t ·- ' . .. - .J ALI Co111inutd The Philippine pr~ corps loved it, and the next day Veronica's picture ap· pea.red in local newspapen -identified as Belinda. I had no choice but to write about the incident as it happened. The story created a sensation In the States. and word arrived that a furious Bdnda was on her WllY to confront her husband. Ali was upset. He caUed me to his room and demanded to know why I had betniyed his trust. "You never wrote about Veronica befOfe," he said. "You never Introduced her as your wife before," I told him. wyou can't try to puU off something !Me that on a head of state." Ali thought about that for a few sec- onds, th4m smiled. wl gues& I 904 too big fOf my britches," he said. And so there we were three year.slater, on the eve ol his historic victory over Spinks. He was now married to Veronica and seemed more subdued than befOfe previous fights. We ate breakfast together. then strolled along the streets Oi!M his rented house. wl'm not sure l'U Gene Fqjan is all four of the insurance agents the Reeks need. ·~Gene really knows us, knows what we need." says Mike Reck. Worthington. Minn. 'We liked State Farm. so we chose him to handle all our insurance, car, home, life, health." "Gene doesn't put you off. He takes time to . explain thi~s so you understand," says wife Roxanne. ·~ If theres a problem, you don't have to write letters or wait for somebody. Gene's right there.·· One agent who takes care of alf your family insuraoce needs. One agent "',-.• -.. -.• -... - who takes 8 personal bllerest in you. ~ One agent who's always there. That's {r.iiO your neighborhood State Fann agent "'"".""· ---. -•• _.." --IC1ll•,.., tC)f MtftllC dellle-r. © 1978 AHM. retire, .. he said. "But rm gonna start an organization called WORW It stands for World Organization for Rights, Li>my and Dignity. ru have my headquarters in Washington. where all the embassies are. 111 set up offices everywhere -In Pakistan. Malaysia. Kuwait. Ethlopia. I'll charge membershlp. Maybe get 50 m.illion members, charge $25 a head to buUd hospitals. cities. schools, boys camps and old people's homes In Third World cities. I want to help the destitute. We're gonna buy a 707 plane so we can fly to where there's tJouble. help out the victims of floods, earthquakes. volcanoes and fires. · - "What else can I do? Everything else would be small. I'm so big now. I can'c stop. I'm the onliest man In the world who can do i1. I can see Sadat like that. Marcos In the Philippines. Anybody. They want me lo run for mayor of Loulsvllle. But that would hold me down~ rm a world man. Everybody knows me." We stopped ln the driveway where All was staying. He leaned against a car. then snapped, ''Watch lhlsf' A whlte·haired man In a red Cadillac: was cruising past the house. He looked out the window. did a double-take -and waved to All. "How are ya?" All yelled, waving back. "See that? I don't know him, but he knows me. My goal is to be president of the world. I'm serious. It's possible I waDced Into the airport at Moscow. and everybody siopped. The Russians don't stop for nobody But here I am, a black man, and they stopped for me because ... " AO cut his words short. then said again, "Watch this!" He got the same results. Onjy this time, rwo cars stopped and the passengers got out to shake the champ's hand and wlsh him luck against Spinks. "I live around here," said a mlddle·aged man In a thick drawl, "and my kids came over the other day, and you were damn- ed nice to them. My God, I was a Spinks' fan. but you converted me " Later. sitting on the couch in his living room. Ali said, "The world Is waiting for me. I'll be dead soon. forty , fifty years or so. I have a lot to do. My life Is just begin- ning, and It scares me thinking about It. I have so much influence. I can go to JFK without any money in my pocket and get on a plane to Russia. 1 could )ust walk my way on. and the pilot would be glad to ' have me. ~n I got to MOICow, I'd )og over to the Kremlin and say, 'I want to see Brezhnev.' He'd Invite me Into his of· flee right away. Now that's power." Then, Ah got up, excusing himself to take a nap before his afternoon workout. "This'll Pfobebly be the last time you talk to me befOfe a fight," he said. "You're In on history. You'll be telling your grand· children about ow tallclng today." • I probably will. and I hope that It was Indeed my last preflght Interview with Ali. He may still be able to last 15 rounds, but he's a shadow boxer of what he once was In the ring. His puncha no longer hurt a· rival, and he's accepted too many blows to hold on to the aown. 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Shero It, In effect, the dictator of the team. Which Is just the way he wanted It. "I have to be In charge," he says ''Thal's the way It has to be; otherwise you end up compromising yourwlf and the organization." When F1ed Shero, who had won two Stanley Cup world hockey champion- ships for the PhlladelphJa Flyers. an· nounced that he was forsaking &oad Str~ for Broadway and a milllon·dollar five-year contract With the New York Rangers. Philadelphlans felt betrayed. bothered and bewildered. They dldn 't know whether to hang Shero . from William Penn's llatue or train their muskets on Werblln -or both. And for good reason. Only weeks earlier. SheTo bade the Ayers a tearful good-bye. Like George Washington ad· dressing his troops, the 53~year-old Canadian of Russian parentage tearfully told the Ayers he was rettrlng after seven yean, during which he transformed the Phi&adq:>hia Nalk>nal Hockey Lague club from 98"J)Ound weaklings Into the eminently suc:casful 8roed Street BuUia. Now It was up to Shcro to tum the Rengers around -for years they haw Ston ~ler, on oudlonry on tc• hocUv, It N.111 "1'11' ~"' o/ tJw Toronto Sc.. been the personification of Rodney Dan· gerfield on skates. They "don't get no respect" because they haven't won a Stanley Cup since the year Wendell L. Wilkie ran for President. Their big players get pushed around, and their little skaters are stomped upon; and this in a city that boasts the New York Yankees. So. here Is Fred Alexander Shero, htmsetf once a mediocre Rangers de- fenseman, not merely signed as coach of the Broadway Blueshlrts but to be geneTal manager as well; a skating Moses who w~l lead the New Yorkers to hockey's Promised Land. Ckarly, he has put himself on the hottest seat on Ice. Bespectacled, given to the undertone, possessing nothing Vince Lombardles· que, Shero nonetheless appears bet1er equipped to handle the Promethean job of creating a Rangers renascmce than anyone this side of Peter Puck. 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Which makes us think the mOOd of the people is at last being felt in Washington. Getting lhe mes••· Joining the anti-regulatory chorus. Senator Edward Kennedy has called for ·a new pragmat1srrr in regulation. while cfltlciz1ng the • . government menlallty that sees regulation as the natural order of the uni- verse, that equates the F-ederal Register with Holy Writ. and that believes that anything the marketplace can do, government can do better." And California . Govurnor Jerry Brown. hardly an ally of big business. described federal oll regulation in testimony before a House subcommittee in these words," ... the strangest. most complicated. bizarre and insane (mess) .. designed by exports to rtp off the American consumer." Amert ---=--== :;; Ot>t•tv•llOl'lt, Bo• A, MOoll Oil CorllOf•llOll, 160 bf!·~ &11Mt ..... YOfk. H, y 1ao1 r (Q191' .... ~ - FRED SHERO Continued a 10-yard·long banner proclaiming In huge letters: RANGERS BEWARE - HE LIES. The Flyers then added Injury lo Insult. Inflicting an 8-2 def~t upon Shero. As the clock ticked off the final seconds, the 14.234 former Shero hero worshippers chanted; .. FRED-DIE! FRED· DIE!!" But cynical Rangers, such as gifted center Waher Tkaczuk, who consider The Stanley Cup an apparition, have re- sponded to Shero's mystique. "Freddie treats all his players as human beings fint," he says, '"and that's the best way of getting anybody's respect." Now that Shero has turned the comer from PhJladelphia lo New York, the Rangers no longer are tumlng the otheT cheek. When the Flyers paid their first visit to Madison Square Garden this season. a Broad Street Bully made the mistake of mauffng New York scoring ace Anders Hedberg. Like a posse galloping afteithe villa(n. the Rangers' Ron Dugay. Nick FotJu and Frank Beaton rushed to the rescue and unceremoniously flattened the Flyer. This. to the delight of the astonished Garden crowd. was the filst of many Rangers uprisings. When the dust had cleared on the night's brawling. referee Bob Myers had called 11 major penalties for fighting. 46 penahles In all for a total of 251 minutes. For Shero. the fighting was good news and bad news. The good news was that consecutive Stanley Cup championships In 1974 and 1975. The pressure now Is on Shero lO pro· duce a winner, If not an Instant world titleholder. The Stanley Cup, he es· tlmates, Is three years away To ac· complish the goal, Shero has Imported h is Flyers' aide-de-camp , Mike Nykoluk. to assist In workouts, and long-time crony Mickey Keating to help In the front office. Whether they can relieve the pressure on Shero. who has never manet,ged before, ls a moot point. Some respected observen believe the pressure might be too much for him. "There are whispers." wrote Bill Fleischman of the Philadelphia Dally News, "that Shero is finding the general manager's chores confusing. maybe even overwhe.lmlng." Shero conceded that a law degree wo uld ~ helpful ro him In the managerial nltty-grltty, especlalty when he duels with player agents. "One player attomey asked a helluva lot more money ror his client than I his Rangers eagerly flexed their muscles. The bad news was that NHL President John Ziegler called Shero (and Ayers coach Bob McCsmmon) on the carpet , and read the riot act. "No more riots!" ;; warned Ziegler. :-; But Shero had been through It be· fore. H~ Flyers once had been arrested in Toronto. and Fred himself was punched out by fans In Atlanta. It was clear that his players would continue to fight be· cause battling has been part of the woof and warp of Shero's character since his childhood In Winnipeg. Canada ~ The son of Russian parents who settled In Manitoba. Canada, after escaping rell· • glous persecution . Shero recalls being torn to pieces with fears. "As a kld," he says, "I had a lot of fear in me. Our neighbor had two boY5 and 11 girl. If they came out and were walking towAtd me, I'd walk a block out of the way so I dldn 't have lo pass them I always felt Inferior. "And the prejudice was unbearable against anyone, Uke us, who wasn't English. My father WM a master car· penter, but he couldn't get a job. This Is o eomple>t I grew with. and it had to ftffect me. Early on, I learned not to fear being alone. In the final sense. I am most happy with my own company." Neverth~en.-eomp<ttltlva sport opened new horizons for Shero. He was a good but Introverted 13·year~ld defenscman. When the coach Im· petuously cut Fr.ct from the tum, a fr\end of $hero's phoned the coach and uld, "If Freddy doesn't play, I won't elthcrr· Shero w.s given another chance and. this time, blouomed. He climbed th• organued hock.y l&dder, ultimately playing for the Rangers tin route to a ce>1K:hlng ~ that ti.gen In 1959. ft reached ltl pinnacle when the Fl~ won Shero flanked by two new Swedish stars. Hedberg (1.) and Ulf Nilsson. figured the guy was worth," Shero recalls. "We're In my office when the lawyer says. 'I could pick up the phone and flnd five teams who are Interested In my player.' With that. I tell the lawyer; 'There's the phone -pick It up.' At that point, the attorney quickly changed the subject!" For several weeks alter his arrival on Broadway, Shero would deftly change the subject whm the lssue of his Philadelphia cop-out was raised Shero's story Is not being bought on Broad Street. but there are those who believe that Shero ultimately wlU cap· tlvate his critics. "I got a 9llver cross fTom a guy who once wonted to klll me," seys Shero. "He blamed me for making the Flyers • 'tough' team. He sent me nasty letten aaylng, 'Yow team Is too \llcloua' and things llke that. He was a prominent businessman In Minnesota." Shero's calm, Insight and Intel· ligence ultimately made a significant Im· prestlon upon his critic. 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S heiyl Hirsch gave birth to her first child, a dau~hter, on December 22, 1972. The next morning, she awoke in excruciating pain. Her legs wouldn't budge. Her ankles throbbed. Rer hands had swollen grotesquely to the size of baseball mitts. That day-tn&rked the beginning of a 15·month-long nightmare that drained Sheryl and challenged her sanity. Sheryl, 'l'l. a friendly, animated woman who lives In Phll6deJphla, can't talk about It without her voice quivatng or her eyes misting. "At first, I thought the pain had something to do with the delivery," Sheryl said. grimacing. "You know - the stress of chlldblrth. So I just let It go and It seemed to ease up a little. But as soon as I got out ol the hospital. It staned again I began to get pains In my feet, my ankles. my legs. I couldn't walk without falling. My strength was gone." Sheryl's family doctor told her she was sufferir.g from the ''baby blues." Her gynecologist thought she might have pull- ed a muscle and girve her a relaxant h dldn"t he.Ip. 1"hen I began getting chest pains. I had trouble breathing. I was bent over like a hunchback. My body was aU blown up, but my doctofs chatted ii up to emotions. They told me pain is a very penonal thing. 'If you think you have pain. honey. then you have pain,· they told me." One morning, without warning, Sheryrs whole body locked in paralysis. "Nothing moved except my eyes and my mouth," ~I says. "I was In lncredble pain. If someone touched me, I screamed like an animal." Several days afteT this incident. Sheryl's condition was finally diagnosed. She was told that she wffered from lupus erytMmatosus. a mystifying illness whose victims often grapple. sometimes for years, with elusive symptoms that roam capriciously through their bodies. The disease, chronic In nature a.nd bizarre In symptoms. affects more people than does leukemia. multiple sclerosis or mu5CUlar dystrophy. HaW a million lo a million Americans have h. Yet almost no one. other than victims and their families, has ever heard of It Docton often fall to diagnose l1. Dr. Steven N. Berney, asslslant pro- fes50I c-1 medicine at Philadelphia's Tem- ple Unlwrsity Aeilffi Sdences <:en.. blames the atlmenfs vague and varied symptoms. "Complaints are often non- specific," he says. "In the beginning, there may be nervousness, fatigue, Ir- ritability. apathy. In the absence of physical findings, 11 Is hard to determine the causes." Lupus is also a great Imitator of other d!Mases, Or. Berney explains. 115 sympo toms Qn m115queradc a a heart attadl, a gyn«ok>glcal dlsotder. appendicitis, a br..,ln tumor. One. the dlagn°"5 Is !Mde, however. THE '6RED WOLF'~ DISEASE THAT BAFFLES· DOCTORS By Gloria Hochman Lupus Erythematosus, a hard-to-diagnose malady, can imitate heart attack, appendicitis, gynecological disorders· -even a braJn tumor. doctor and patient can look back, piece together an the bewildering symptoms and point lo lupus as the common denomlnatof or \l\llain . Doctors do not know what causes lupus nOf do they know what cures It. They do know that It Is an Inflammatory dJsease of the connec::ttve n.ae that SU~ ports and protects all parts of the body. A patient' a immune JV*m SIOI$ Q\lt ol kilteT and produces antibodies which attack l1s own tissue. Sometimes It begins on the surface of the skin, with patchy, crusty red blotches. It "MY Mtde In the )<Mnts and muscles (as In Sheryl's cate). h may show lmlf In a high fever, paralysis, anemia, pleurisy, a te lltale butterfly rash acros,, the bridge of the noee. stomach pelns or psychosis. It can altlld\ vl._I organs, such as the heart, kidneys, ~ngs and lnin. Symptoms may come on suddtnly or gradually. They may last for hours or days or montht or yeart. A petlent may feel healthy at nooo and deathly Itek by dlnncrtim4a. The COUl"M ol the dllease Is ' ftustratlngly unpredidable. It varies fTom victim to victim and from day to day In the same victim. Ironic.ally, however, once the disease Is suspected, It Is relatively easy to dlagnoee through the LE test, devised In 1946. This Is a blood test that ldentlOes an unusual blood ed. one that shows up on· ly after the blood has been taken from the vlcttm. Another test, the antinuclear fac:. tor. Is even more Mnsttive. Translated limally. ~pus etythem- atosus means "red wof." In the 19th cen- tury, many diseases w,ere named from the ~-and lupus skin ~ oftvn loobd •e the bite ol a wolf. Ulienty years ago. 50 percent ol pa- tients with systemic lupus erythematosu1 (a type thM nw1ga the Internal tyltem) died wtthln ftve k> 10 yan of their dlDgnosls, says Or. Ronald I Cart, auociate professor ol mtdlctrw at the Unlvenlty of Colorado Mtdlcel Cen- i.. and • staff member ol the National Jew1$h H09s>ttal and Rnqrch C.ntct In Denver. Today, with betMt management of the disease. more than 90 percent may live a normal life span, he says. No one knows why. but lupus Slrikes mainly at women between 15 and 35, especially black women. Fewer men are afflicted. There seems to be no question that there ls significant genetic predlsposl· lion to the illnem. While the cause of lupus remains a mystery. it Is known that certain phenomena will lead to lupus attacks. One ol them ls the sunshine. So patk?nts are generally advised to avoid sun· bathing, to use heavy sunscreens and to keep away from the sun's hottest rays be· tween 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m . Another stimulant is pregnancy. Trou- ble usually begins shortly before or after deliveiy. Some doctors, therefore, sug- gest that female patients do not have children when they suspect lupus. One of the precipltators. perhaps the most troublesome and difficult to control. is stress. A husband walking out. difflc\.ilty with a child. a death In the family. are all likely to bring on a lupus attack. Lack ol res can be c:alamlt~. too, so ~s pittients are warned not lo become fatigued. Part-dme household help may be neces5ary. What ts the treatment? Dr. Allen R Myers. chief of rheumatology at the University of Pennsylvania School ol Medicine. and Dr. Berney. both conser- vative practjlk>nen, will begin a patient on aspirin therapy when? possi>le. Some- ttmes. this is enough to relieve the inflam· mation. But they both emphasile that be· c.au..e lupus manifests ilselr differently In each patient, treatment. per force. m\1$1 be lndividuabed. Seerokh, Ike prednisone, are effective. They are used frequently but judiciously because of their damaging side effects. These may Include incTeased risk of Infec- tion, ~ weight gain which In· duces depresak>n, development of peptk ulcers, psychiatric disNrbances Of fuU· blown diabetes In latent diabetics. "It Is really a trade-off." says Dr. Berney. "The risks one takes with med· lclne must be balanced wtth the severity ol the dlsea5e." But many physicians studying lupus are optimistic. "We have made tremen- dous pr~ In the past few years," says Denver'i Dr. Carr, "and today's patkmts have a much better chance to live a re- lattvely nonnal life. We are getting closer to the answer al the time." Whm the enigma ol lupus Is uncoY· ered, Dr. Carr believes that clues to many other lllnases, Including cancer, l'l\lly be rcvaled. "Lupus ts the da9sic Immune disturbance disease, and learning more about It contributes to our undeT: standing of how the Immune syste-n func- tions." he says. M.ny docton ant hopeful that hll detwrmlnatlon "MY be reW.rdcd. Acconi· Ing to Dr. Myera. 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In addition to breeding German shep- herds, the monks also train and help owMrs solve behavior problems of all breeds And, as you might expect from their other l)Ctivltles, their method IS not the old macho one of coercing obedl· ence Instead, says head 11alner Brother J ob Evans. the monks slJeS$ that each animal 1s different and the only real source of undeTStanding is the dog It.self. As part of their psychological approach to dog training, outlined in the new Uttle, Brown book., How to Be Your Dog's Best Friend, the monks put logether a behav loral history of the dog and see the animal along with family members. Brother Job says that one of the mon· astery's current vtsltors, a boxer named Lady, was brought In because of a dog· fighting problem so severe that she o nce Jumped through a plate glass wine.low to get at another dog. The monks dlscov· ered that as a member of a 2·puppy litter removed at loo early an age, Lady had never gotten to know other dogs very well And so she felt she always had 10 defend her owner ftom these terribly threatening creatures. To get your dog off on the right paw. Brother Job advises doing your home· work beforehand to find out wh&t breed might flt th With your fam11y's lifestyle. He says that the Kindergarten Puppy Train · Ing programs available throu~hout the FAMllJWEEKIJ TN H_,,,.,,_, All•g'11tt• "'""'"' ..... ,...,....., Motton Frank ......... v. ......... Dhcfor P1lrlc1t M. UtttlttY lheovtM tdlt«, Anllur Cooi>.r 12 e 'AMll.'I' WCIKL'I', Noffnlbtf a, lt71 IA THE Super Max There's a real life daring young man on the flying trapeze at Florida State Univ., Max Harris Jr. Max, a 22-year-old senior, Is one of only 2 dozen people In the world -and only the third amatew -to have completed the lrlple somenault on the flying trapeze. Max learned his trapeze tric:ks as a member of Florida State's "Flying High" Circus, a unique all-collegiate student cir· cus that gives 200 performances a year. When he was 13, Max caught the circus' act at a Georgia resort, and Sd ii was only natural that he headed for the big top himself when he later enrolled at FSU. How did Max overcome his fear of per forming the aerial aaobattcs? He says ii took a while but that with time and ex- perience his trapeze Is Mnow just like home to me " Certainty Max has had some close brushes with catastrophe on the way to flipping himself into the record books. One near·mlss on the trlple somersault knocked his catcher. Chris Scott. momentarily unconscious. Like most of the FSU performers. who put In 2-3 hours of practice a day. Max doesn't plan on jolnln9 the circus aft~r graduation -but who knows? A pre· dental student, Max Is now sweating oot decis1<>ns on his appllcatlons to dental school -a process, he says, that is ev.en more nerve-wracking than his most dar· Ing aerial stunts! country for puppies 2-3 months are a good way of starting training. And to pre· vent serious problems, Brother Job coun· sels nipping destructive behavior patterns early. ''The minute you say, 'this Is only a stage, this will go away,' don't walt," he says. "To paraphrase Shakespeare, get thee to a vet or trainer." Mini-Stomachs Some compulsive eaters have their mouths wired shut and others have ope· raUons that cause meals to bypass a pot'· tlon of the food -absorbing Intestines. Now doctors are experimenting with a highly new twist on these Ideas -closing off most ol the stomach with overlapping stalnleu steel staples -says Medical World News magazine. Dr, Wiiliam Pace. prof of surgery at O hio St.ale Univ .. says that he's performed 50 o( the "gastric stapling" operations In the past 18 months with very promising results. The average patient has lo5t about 15 pounds a month The operation Is only considered for j ... patients who are at leasi 100 pounds overweight and have exhau~ed all o ther diet therapies. It works by dosing off up to 95% of the S1omach. leaving a small pouch that holds only minimal amounts of food. "Half a sandwich and they're full." soys Or. Pace And Baby Makes Three Many young bndes should be saying "we do" Instead of "I do" acoordlng to a new Census Bunuiu report. The report says that from 1972· 76, almost l out of every 4 newly·wed women under age 25 either had a child befo1e marriage or was pregnant when they anfved at the altar. With bureaucratic dilcretion the report notes, "This means that almost l/4 o( all newlyweds under 25 began their marital ~reers with an already existing or devel· oping family, which could potentially strain their financial as well as their emo- tional resources." Or put another way -the honeym06n may be over even before the wedding. Did yqu wote earlier thl• 111ontht Probably half your nettth· bon didn't. According to the Elec· ttons Research Center, only 54.4% of eflgible·Americans cast their ballots In the last national election. gMng the U S. a much lowe.r voter turnout than many other countries. For Instance, 95% of the AU$Sles. 91 % of West Germans and 88% of the French voted in their latest elections. Girt. who putictpete In h'9h· achool lnteracholaatlc aport• have no higher Injury rates than do boys In the same games says a new study. The study found that 22% of the girls on girls' teams were Injured each season In sports Including basketball, gymnastics. sollbaU, tennis and volleyball. compared to an lnJury rate of 24 % for boys playing the same sports. The majority of the lnjunes were minor. • Who'a buying hCMIHa theM days? Increasingly It's the young, the singles and "move-down" families says Housing magazlne. A study of home buyers In Orange County. Colif. says that the percentage of young and single shoppers under the age of 35 more than doubled from last year to this year. The percentage ol "move · down" famUtes (families "moving down" 10 smaller houses) al$0 lncreas· ed while the proportion of tradlhonal first-time buyers -young marrieds with children -dropped over a third. BIRTHDAYS (all Sagittarius): Sunday -Robert Goulet 45; Eric Sevareid 66; T1na Turner 39; Eugene Ionesco 66; John McVle 33; Charles Schultz 56; Emlyn WlUiams 73. Moaicbly -Caroline Kennedy 21 ; Joni MttcheD 35, David Menlck 65. 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All the stories have been based on fact Comets and meteors do enter our atmosphere and meteorites have on rare Instances struck the earth, destroying as much as 20 miles of forest and leaving craters a mile or two in width So tar, a populated area has not been the prospective target of such a heavenly missile. But what II a city were? NBC brings us such a disaster with its accompanying spectacular special effects, when it presents Galllco's "Fire in the Sky·· on the Big Event, Sunday at 8PM. Richard Crenna stars as an astronomer desperately trying to convince city and state officials that a comet hurtling through space Is on a colllslon course with Phoenix. Arizona. Ellzabeth Ashley stars as a television station owner trying to decide whether to warn the residents despite the opposition of sell-serving polltlclans and special Interest groups. David Dukes co-stars as her husband, the publisher ol the town's largest newspaper, who does not believe the disaster will happen. a!'ld Joanna Miies stars as a young scientist who first discovers the comet is on a colllslon course with the earth Ottlcials delay and delay the evacuation of the city until almost too late, despite Crenna's warnings about what will. happen as tha comet approaches, "Two occurrences will precede the disaster. Grass wlll hiss, then bushes. trees. It will start as a static crackle. Within seconds it will sound more like 10,000 chain saws. Then It will come-a large ball as bright as the sun The combination ol llght and heat will be so intense It will cause what seems a Fire In The Sky. The city will "dawn" lrom night to brilliance beyond the peak daylight. There'll be a blinding white and yellow flash. The ground wlll zip from under you. Concrete buildings will yaw to the east. Wooden ones will shatter A red-orange mushroom cloud will roll In-along with trees. cars, bricks and anything else that's loose. Concu11lon after concus- sion will roll in. Any bulldlng still standing will be pulverized. Hurricane winds will lash through the rubble. whipping It all over the city. Once the winds die down. the mushroom cloud will move In. reining rocks and debris. co-.·erlng the ruins with hot. black soot. Then it'll be over Altogether, it shouldn't take more than 12 minutes:· Needless to say, the special effects ol this made-tor- televlsion movie are stupendous. The film was made on location In Phoenix and used over 5. 700 extras. 800 cars for mass traffic )ams, jet airplanes for evacuation scenes. miniatures of key buildings In the city and special electronic equipment from Honeywell Laboratories to simulate the tracking of the comet. Dale Hennessey. an Oscar-winner for his work with "Fantastic Voyage" and an Oscar nominee for "Logan's Run," had overall responalblllty for the effects as production designer. Jerry Jsmeeon directed "A Fire In the Sky" lrom a script by Dennis Nemec and Michael Blanktort Executive pro- ducer la Biii Driskill and the producer Is Hugh Benson. R'°h•rd Crenna. at1rrtnQ u an .,tronomer. axpla/na to EJ/nbeth Aalll•Y. aterrlng u the ownt< of' a TV station, ,,,. cat.,trophlc c1t1tructlon that wlH rMult when • ootMt collk#I 111/th Phoenl•. ArlzOfJ'· TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 26, 1978 Bob Hope, who •long with Hollywood Is •lso celebr•ling his 75th birthd•y this yur, is the Gr•nd Mush•I of the •nnu•I Hollywood Chrislmu P•r•de •iring live on KTLA; (Ch•nnel 5), Sund•y •t 6PM. The •nnu•I event, ·previously known u the S•nt• Cl•us Line Pu•de, t•kes on speci•I signifi u nce this yeu u the culmin•ling eve nt lo Hollywood's Di•mond jubilee celebr•tion, offering more stus, flo•ls •nd f•nfire th•n ever before. Bob Eub•nks •nd Lee Meriwether co-host the p•r•de •Iring live, throughout C•liforn i•, on • speci•I st•tewide network. II will •lso be seen n•tion•lly •nd intern•tion•lly .ii .i 1.iter d•te. Among the st.us set lo ride In the p.ir•de, •re: Angie Dickinson, lohn Ritter, linds.y Wigner, Donny & Muie Osmond, Anson Wllli.ims, Erik Estrad1, LJrry Wilcox, Victor French, Ch.uo, O.inny Thomu, P•t Buttrum, Buddy Ebsen, Sutm•n Crothers, Robert Fuller, Billy Buty, Dorothy L.imour .ind m•ny others. Somt well known •nlm•l .ictors .ilso t•ke their pl•ce •long the Hollywood Blvd. pu1de route, •mong them: u uie, Benj i .ind 81ret1•'s bird. Fred. In •ddltion to the st•rs, 15 m•rching tMnds •re •mong the p.lr;tde p.lrticip.lnts, 1long with dozens of colorful flo•ts, equestri•n units, .inOque un •nd • precision troupe of disco rollersuters. KTLA, which Is not only televising the event, but •Is<> producing the stu·studded spectKle for the Hollywood Ch•mber of Commerce, is perfectly timing the p.,.ade to m.axlmize the entert•lnment v•lue for home viewers. Eight o meru will c•pture the pfO(ffdlngs from ~ry •ngle .1nd 30 mlcrophon" record e.ch drum •nd bugle. There will be no lntt rruptloN In the Oow of the pu1de, either. KTLA WOf1't even bru k 1war for commercfals. M1ny of the b•nds •re 1chedurect to stop 1nd play before the e1mer11 ind Eubanks' and Meriwether's lnte~lews with the stirs (pre·t•ped the 11me evening) •re Inserted during the p.u.tde cowr11e. .. . . .-~,-~~~ ~. _?SPORTS SUNDAY, IKIVEMIO 2' 9:30 u [2) llfl h•-'t• D ID llfl '71 10:00 U (fl} "11 ro.tMn Tiie Los An1eles Rams al the Clmllnd Btowns D IHl flt FlltMR Doulllthudef Game I -The Hew York leis vs the Miami Dolphins IQ:JO al llfl '71 11:00 Q)) ho rootblll ~r Game I The San Dieeo Chaieers at lhe Kansas City Chiels 1:00 D !HJ Pro r..tblft DouMthucltr Game 2 !he New England Pair.ors YS the Baltunore Colts 2:00 0 Cofltat FootNN USC Trotans vs Notre Dame s r1&hhn& Irish QI) ho rootblll o...MthtMltr Game 2-lums to be announced 4:30 0 Pro Hodey The Los Aneeles Kinp vs the Delro11 Red W1n1s MOWDAY, NOVEMBER 27 6:00 a <Ial C2l.l AIC Monclly Nlrht F..tblll The P11tsbureh Steelers al the San r11nc1sco '49ers fWIDAY, DECEMBER I 6:00 B CD CIDl Call NCAA f'..tball !em A & M vs lms • SATURDAY, DECt:MBER 2 9:30 fJ (I) (mJ (21) ltCAA F..tball Doublellt1der Game I-Tums lo be announced 1:00 8 (I) (lDl (21) NCM Football Doublelludtr Game 2-Teams lo be announced 8 $tlol1sWond live coveraae ot the WBC light Hmyweoghl Champ1onsh1p h&hl 'between champion Matty Parlov and challenger Marvin John30n from M1rsala, Italy 3:00 U CJ) (IJ) Miud Tu111 Golf CM111.-~ipi. live coverage from the Burhnaame Country Club nur San rrancuco (II) ~Id llVf covmge of Ille WBC l11ht Hmywe1eht Championship f1&ht between champion Mally Parlov and challenger Marvin Johnson from Mmala, Italy 4:00 II ({Z) S,OCU S,.CUc!Mr No Herwoik 1nlormahon m •lable D ~ live tOYtraae of !he wee lraht Heavywei1h1 Championship haht between champ10n Matty Parlov and challen1er MarY1n Johnson from Marsala, Italy 10:00 e Colltp ~• The UCLA Bruins vs Santa Clara SUNDAY, llCMMIO 2' i:OD m (l:) "Sly Heisf' (ldv) '75-0on Meredith. 1:00 • (l:) "The llllltr Wllo Wouldn't Die" (mys) '76-Mtke Conners. 9:00 • (}) CIDl QI) (C) "A Qwstiell tf Loft" (dra) '78-Gena Rowlands. Jane Almnder, Hed Beatty, Clu Gulaaer MOllDAY, NOV£MIER 27 1:00 8 (l:) "Tiit Delphi lur11u" (adv) '72-laurence Luckinbill II (l:) "llldnlPt lMt" (dra) '60-Dous Day, Ru fiar11son t:OO 8 QI) QJ) CC) "AN I Miiie S.IWllM" (dra) '78-81111 Brown • 111 CC) '11M rrtllCll ~" (dr1) '71 -G~ne fiackmtn. TUESOAY IOVUllCR 21 1:00 D ID) (8) (l:) "PMttll" (dra) '70-Georae C $(oft! Karl Malden. Stephen Youna. M"hael Slrona. Cary Loftin 8 CC) "llllM "ate~) '73-(ltzabtlh Taylor, Laurence fi1rvty. G CC) ~.ti.. t" (com) '59-Cary Grant, Tony Curlis • (l:) """7 ll"•'' (adv) 'S3-Charllon Heston, Rhond1 flem1n1. to0 8 (I) <fl) a:> "Hip lelM"' (a~) '78-Peter Fonda, Jerry Reed, Htltn Shaver, Clwis W1ClillS. Dawtd Ferry, Cllos La1ev1n WllMIDDAY, llOVUllER 29 1:00 8 CC)....., I LNlm Jellll" (ltts) '13-Vera Miles. Sam Cihon G a:>,_ W.. A ,..._ llMelt" (wes) '49-John W1Ynt • "1-tt" (drl) '39-Paul Munt. Bette Davis HO 9 <DJ a:> "lilr lad" (dll) '71-Tom l1u1hltn. Dolofts hylor, Clail Howat, 8tt1 rmd, Julie Webb K'tn Tolley • @ a (C) .,_ ......... llt" (susp) '78-laurtn Hutton. Ol'lld 811n!J ... THUGOAY, RO¥UllO lO 1.1111. (l:) "Tiit .._ .... 11111" (K•·ll) '69-ROd Ste11er • (l:) .,....., Y-." (lllVS) '$~-Oorothr Malone · ""Dlf, DfCC.U 1 1:00 e CC) ''Ola letert I Dlt" (cir•) '66-Joh11 Derek, Ul'$ul1 Andress. e (l:) "llttlilla ...... " (dra) '36-Hutllphrey Boaart, Btlte Davis. SAnMDAY, D(CHllO 2 LiO e (l:) ..... rtlutt If Ille CtMt """"""'" (dra) '64-Mmhlll Retd. Joey Youn1 l:tl e <CO "Ctllll Dht" (1dv) '0 -Tyront Pow~. Anne Baiter 1:30 • a:> "TOrt" {Wts) '65-Ton~ Youns. 01v1d C.rr1dlne. .... 0 a:> ''OllbWI CllMtt (d11) '78-Yvtltt Mlm1tu1, Royce 0, Al>Pltlat•. Dick Ar111ttron1. Beve1ty Hope At~'"'°" ..... , SADDLHACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 131-2040 -494.4949 CREVIEtt MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -135-11 71 ROY CARVER IMW 1 540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640.6444 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor 8 lvd. Costa Mesa -540.91 oo CHEVROLET CONNELL CHEVROLET 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN IARWICIC DA TSUM 33375 Cami no Capistrano San Juan Capistrano IJ 1-l l75-49l-JJ7S , .... SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -646-401 o ,HIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Drive lrvine-761-5111 llcJ+;l!tl UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 COPEL.AMO MO?ORS, IMC. 2001 E. 1st St. Santa Ana-5Sl·IOOO LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHHSOH & SOH UMCOLM-MHCUIY 2e·2e Harbor B lvd. Costa Mesa -540-MlO TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 26. 1978 OLDSMOBILE UHIVERSITY OLOSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSOH, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -671-0900 R. V. 'S & SUBARU SEA & SUM 17555 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach - 142·0675 TOYOTA llUMAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147 ... 555 VOLKSWAGEN COMMONWEALTH MOTORS, LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana-14'·0220 • "5:00 U lohNn I ll~ley bcept Mon -5:30- fJ Sullriw Stnitsttr 6 :00 ]; Tiie m Cl• Cl Knowttdct: Cnme Assaults Mon Confidence Men ' luu Police lmaee & funcllOll Wed ··c11me Prt¥CJ1!1on · lhurs 'lht Judicial System.'' f11 Dr George Ph1ll1ps. Coordinator. law (nlorct ment Training Center 101 C11m1nal Justice Case Western Reserve Un1vers1ly School of law 1s lht hosl fJ O ® future$ CJJ Sullrise Semester 0) Unlttnity of tht Air -6:30- 0 Sunnyside Cl ~ Not for Women Only D Watch Tour Moulh &Dapru• LA. TV Clisaroom O ®Features CD New Zoo Rhue Q) C.rtoocMlle l1fJ Romper Room O: lllstrlldion1I Cou11es 7 :00 fJ fl, n. News 0 !It 'll TodaJ Show U 700 Club 8 !al lt Good Mornma Allllfiu David Hartman 1s lhe ho'1 0 'Ille r roozlts GJ 841p I l'or•r II) 841p lunn1 fD Yoaa for Health -7:30- 0 lody 811ddits 0) Torn I Jtrl} Q) llrofft Superstars fD Mister Roeers 8:00 D 112.1 Clptaln Kanauoo l.1 Sun11p S.n Ditao Ill Tiie l'Tl Club IE Woody. Woocfpechr fD Zoom! 10 Over bsy -8:30- • Cialltry; '70's WON11 Fri m m C.rtOOllS m ()4) futures 10:00 a @ ® Tiie lln Hlah Rollers U Twilitflt lOM 8 ® '211 Ha,,r Dap a Ilk! M«ninr LA. GJ Mr ThrH Softs Q) 1'1blic Alf airs fD Clusloom lnstrlldion -10:30- fJ J f1}) LM of Life Cl Ill! 11 Wlleel of fortune U Tiie lit Valltr 8 , 1DJ 'ff' 120,000 l'yramid GJ Thal Girl IE llannr & Ille 1'1ofeuor 11:00 fJ [{l tll Youns I Restless Cl <llJ rU Arneriu Aliwel \. D ilf} family Feud (}]) All Mr C~ildren CD Crou,Wits O> Gomer l'yle fD Electric Company -11:30- fJ T (I}; Semh for Tomorrow D !Bl Ryan's Hope U EmyDar CJ lody lud4its ID lltn fD Diel CIYttt SlloW 12:00 a · Slttt E._ards Show Cl Hollywood Squares D lt: All My Chtldrtn {; to 1t 1.t llews 0 ID lrlo'ttts: See Oaytrme Movies IE Room 222 111 Hollywood Sq111rtt; tarol lurntlt I friends I ues 2j Lilias, Yora & You fD M1ch1tl Jaclson Show -12:30- fl e It As lflt Wolld Turni II 121 1n \ D1rs of Dur llw~ D lonanu rtGJ family feud II) Gel Srn1rt !1Jl Features fll) Yoaa lor Health 1:00 a 13 l!Ol (8) Dnt lift lo live fD Classroom lnitrucllon -1:30- B It 121 Tht Guldin& U&hl IJ ll)l IJIJ The Dtttors II low AmtrlCln Stylt . """ Cl) Gemtr l'ylt 2:00 IJ ,, .,. Allothtf Wo<ld U Milt Dtwafls Show 8 ()) IJOl t2t Gt11tral llosfllal D llOMidt m let's Ra, Cl) lltws -2:30- fJ Jt M•A•S•H I • All 111 lilt h111ily tD Tiit "..it Glloulies 0> Ttrrytow 3:00 • ColltlM!t11• 8 MMktl Ctftttr • m a "" Cdf• o1 """ ( ll l•t~ '9me D G"rttnAues CiQ) lrlo'tie: See Daytime Movies m F1111tst011tS m HKlle ' Jecllt 1}J Card Sharu lJ, Over El$y fD futures lf Dinah! 9 Villa Altrre -3:30- fJ Lei's Make A Dul ~· Tiie lrady l11nch g Dinah! O Mowie: Sre Oaylimt Mo~1es J:J Battle ol lhe l'llnets O You Oon'I s., 0) l uas I P01•y (fl) The Johr's Wild m llartoon Karnival @ ''°P''dJ O Villa Aleare ~ EveryD11 '9 Hod&epodce Lod&e 4:00 fl Maleh Game '71 My Three SOiis Cl Mary Tyler Moore; S11tttal Trtal Tues IJ n tl Speml Treat Tues 'Rodeo Red & lht Runuay A )Oune arrf runs away from home and fea1ns the mun1ne ol compassion and love from a strong willed 1>1a111e woman and an abandoned rodeo horse Ct1ald1nt f1l1ierafd and ~.brla Kober star I S11 Million S Mu 0 Wild Wild West :I.ZI 'Ille RoMies 2~ tarol lu1ntlt I f1iencls ; ~I· Trul Tues i4i loom; feellna frtt Weo fD Villa Altare n features -4:30- fJ Ntws .f Men G11thn Show; Adam.u Mon & Fu 11 llle lob lltwhart Show Empt lues iv Carol lurnett & friends ID Tom & Jerry &> llrofft Superstars U Mt,., G11ttin Show lxcepl Tues }l features fZ!) Mister Roeers .tt Emtrrency One ll Hollywood Squares Eacept Tues f6 Ower Easy 5:00 fl Cl 0 l.IJ IJl News U The Bionic Woman 0 Guns110lt CD The llt• Michy Mouse Club t2J liar's Club IE Wa it Till father Gtls Home JI Mt,., Griffin Show Tues only 121 Misttr Rarers m SIAmt Slrttl fJJ Tiie lob lltwhart Show JO\ M1elltil/lthrtr Rt'°° -5:30- fJ • (3, m lltws m lfllitcllff tl (JI) Mary Tyler Mooie m Adarn·l2 ill O..r (ny CO features Barbara Waltera (I) visits King Hussein and his Amerlc1n· born wife, Queen Noor, In Jordan when .ABC presents the season's first airing of "The Barbara Walters Special," Wednesday at IOPM. SUPER BOYS AT THE SOPER DOMEf RA"4GE coornY'S l!ASlrtG SPECIALISTS ., i The cfusic r.ig dolls, R.lggedy Ann .ind Andy, must s~e their new dog, R.lggedy Arthur, from the clutches of Alex.inder Gr.ih.im Wolf in the .inim.iled "R.lggedy Ann .ind Andy in the Gre.il S.int.i Cl.ius C.iper," •ilring Thursd•y .i t 8:30f'M on CBS. This sped .ii is just o ne of the holid.iy Ire.its for children fi lling television's Goody Big this week. On Tuesd•y •t 4PM, NBC presents • second Specl.11 Tre.it, "Rodeo Red i nd the Run•- w.iy," .ibout in ib.indoned rodeo horse, • young girt run•w•y, •nd • strong-willed prilirie wom.11n. On Thursdiy •t BPM CBS presenls the perennl.il f.ivorlte, "frosty the Snowm.in," nir- rilted by Jimmy Our•nte. O n Frid•y, Disney's Au demy Awird-winning •nim.ited "Winnie the Pooh •nd the Blustery 0..y" •irs •I 8PM on NBC. On S•turd.iy .it 8PM, f•t Albert •nd his g•ng ex perience • modern d.iy inimited ver- sion of "The Christm.-s Story" when CBS •irs "The F•t Albert Chrlstmu Sped.ii." _.. --:-. .. -., -~. -•"T w .... ~~~P. . , r-• • • • ,. • •,' 1,. \,,.,,.r -~~-,'A ,.;.1 • " ,. '• • I,• ' . ' ' r, ~ti ·~ . . . . .· ~ ,-';. ', ... t .. . . . , . .:..1? •. '-:. . . fame c.in be fleeting. F.ame u n be destruc· tlve. F.ime u n be humoro us is Richu.t Benjimin finds out In Hillmuk Hill of F•me's one•hour presentitlon of "F•me" on Thursd.-y if lOPM on NBC. "Fame" Is • humorous play written for ttfevl· slon by Pulitzer Prize-winner Arthur Miller .. nd c.ists Benl•mln In the leid role of pl•ywrlght, Meyer Shine, who hH dlfftcultles de.Ung with the success of his play, "Mostly Florence." Jose Ferrer stus H •n ll•ll•n director set to direct the pl•y H • mMle •nd R.lf V•llone slus H • mysterious drlyer assigned lo lenj<lmln In lt•ly. Also slurlnt In the production ue Robert Alda (father of Alan), Shera Dantte, Linda Hunt, Nlpsey Russell, Tom ftoston, loe lennett, Olf\oer C1'rtt and Rkhard·llbertlnl: I iOiNINQ * lftdiutes 111 Adwtrtisement e:oo • La., Ull4t .., feet 8 Mir' Willon llicic Sllow • Oef'rul L..l (]) Lltill "-lite G Youttl & tlle IUMS • Cllf.,..,/liMe Aaswt1s ..,...,., ...... -6:30- • Lael u, •• lM • StttlMllpity ... ' tlle s,ou. ..,, • (Jft'ibltsa I.Gii All1tlts Cl) Lit Tllt1• lie Udtt • .,.,., ' Wattl [OJ Dif1ctions • heme lfWtes (ft) fl&Mto's lll•ck ""'-Mxhifle 7:00 8 TMly's hlialon Cf) Swed Hurt B Tllat's Cat • Tiit letttf .,, e H Is Writtt11 CJ) TY I U.U at lt1111iil1 lIDJMlic NM m Dar of Disc:t'ltry .(IMICAftcleyltou1 0 T1lis Is Ille Lift S» Yep lot Htaltll all Acrbftwt USA -7:30- • Da,s of ltltllef 51111 CD Voict of Acficulture a Tiit Clw..,...rs au•-. • Coftt .. ,...llJ CalifOHii ._ lltlefutieul "'81 9 .._.. Swlfprt Sllow (ID) ~ Cllfistiallity • World r..., .. (I]) TMly's Cllurcll ilJ) Dlwty ' C'.oliatll m 111att1 """' f8) T 01J11 Hall llleeti111 Q)) $llllday Mm 8:00 a1111.111aaeo • T1lis Is tllt Lift a ,.,.,. I His friends ·Di---• let Goll lM You IDl Jerry f .. II Sllow m JilHtJ s..wrt SMw (!]) Catntra Tllrtt llt lit• HuftllNrlll @ Voica of A,rkultllft fD SNnie Street a 0ay of DlscMry rJI) lay Ci1y Rolltrs -8:30-u Chit Club CD Cl) D1J of DiscM ry D CMyswy • FOi y OU llad "°""" D llleetina Ti..-.t Calwary m frHeric• l. ~ (I}) Old T1111t Gos,el Hour Ill) It Is Writtt11 illl 1111 llMNrd 1111 Htnlcl of Trulli 9:00 a lllatlo's llllaic lllowie lllxlline ....... ,111 • llett Ille ,, .. • Villa Mtare D tllJ Or1I Rokrts <f.O) It Is Writtt11 11t DINI Sttwlrt h111tlisl!I ID Know Y• Mle -9:30- • o::z 11n '""""" D QIJ llfl '71 e It Children's fV M1a111ne D DIY ol Disc.owtry [OJ S,.Ct1u111 • s,illltlMM II) Old Tilllt &.,ti Hour 111J Jillmy Snu1rt Show RitlbtMes 10:00 fJ I)}) "" fottblN The Los Anaeles Rams 11 lhe Cleveland Brawns Hout of l'owtr D flll "• footllall o..lehuder Came 1-fhe New YOfk Jets vs lhe M11m1 Dolphins B Family film festival "March ol the Wooden Soldiers" laurel and Hardy 1nterprel the children's talt a lids Are hople Too D Httallll of T111tll OJ Wetcls A ...,,.... CD hp lunny/TOtll I Jtrry ltour (21) Sarch Q)) Meet the P'rtsS -10:30-(}]) l1IJ lids Aft ,..,._ Too D lltv. Lttoy Jtn~lfts m tal'f•ry e11a,.1 3) Nfl '71 11:00 G Cllurch of Ille Good Slltphtrd m lllowie: ~ "Stwenth Voy11e of Sillballl" (adv) '58-Ker"''" !llallhews, Kathryn Grant m C1w1u ill 1:11e ..._ m r1tetty1e tHl ''• footr.all The San D1eao Ch11aers al the Kansas C4ty Cluels -11:30- • {j))121J ...... mw., 12:00 9 Voya1t le tlle ..._ of IM S.1 • rn cm a 111MS 111111 .._.. G Search m Tarue o ...,_. for r .... ,_r ID Ettni•I 11 SJ•PllHJ St111 Ozawa conducts the Boston Sym· phony opening w1lh a qualra1n by the J1p1nue composer TOfu Takem1tsu and clas1n1 "''lh R1chman1nolf's "Symphonic Dances " Simulcast on KUSC. 91 SFM -12:30- Cellta• ftltMN HiP1iPb . ,..,.. , D llowlt: CC> "The Thi SU1" (wes) '57-Henry fond1 Anthony Per\1ns (J]J lllo!Mr '-' hl'llllt • Morie; CC) uyOlllll lllft Y-(' (wes) '69-Rober1 Mitchum f3l c..s-tt's W.ld 1:00 B <IJ) f1111M C&auics "A Chnst mu C.101" An an11Nted SlllfY of how Ollt miserly holiday hater. Cbtntm Scrooge. 1s relOfmed al Chrtslmas llllle when I st/IU Of &hostly VISll()(S rev-with hrm the misery he has caused fOf himself and others. NATO: A VIEW FROM THE INSIDE ... 1111'1!!! • The complete over1ll picture of whit is currently happenin1 with NATO is pre$1nled 1n a special KHJ documentary, "NATO: A View From the Inside" wrth Emmy Awatd·winAi111 writer/producer Anne Kaestner as host/ productf /writer. Tiie special llfOtram airs S.turday at 6PM on Channel 9. Anne, with • camera ctew, spent si1-wuks on a !Ollr of the NATO war 11mes across Europe this fall, to p.-esent this up-dated rnformatln documentary. Filmed In Belaium. France, Germany (1ncludin1 West Bertin). and Sicily, Italy, the documentary focuses on the role of Ille NATO forces in dtfendin1 Wester11 Europe •&•inst pote11till 1umslo11. Anne Interviewed Supreme Allltd ComNlldef. Gtftt,.I AIHtndtr M. H1 I Jr,, It SMAPE Headquarters in Mons, Beltium, who stated, "By any measure of criteria, with respect to c1p1b1lities. the Soviets today have built l0<ces tar in excess of what they need for purely dtfeMIVt purposes." Other inte"'iews include NATO Secr"taty/ General Joseph Luns, West German Defense Minister Hans Apel and General John Pauly, who commands •II Allied Air Forces in Central Europe, as well as toldielS in the field. Anne "shadowed" the Soviet fleet alon1 the Mtd1ten1nean durina the filmin1 of the NATO Nml maneuver, and was aboard Ille US. Aircraft tarrier John F. Kennedy, which •S futurtd in the PfO(!lm. Aho includtd is 111me mhlSive film of 1n October, 1978 East German military parade tlllt displays their milil1ry power. and film atlow1111 the 1t1te of 111iht1ry prtperedneu alOlll the West German border, --' The dowmentary focuses on the Ameriun commitment to NATO and the Washlniton, D.C .• metllne attended by President C.rtlf to est1bl!Sh !tit deeree of U.S. wpport to NATO. In commentin1 on the documentary and NATO, Anne said, "This procram dtals with an lmport1nt subject which concerns the future of the Free World as wt know it now. Unfortu· nately, many Ameriuns. heve for1otten their history, They remember Wofld War II but far too many have for1otten 1bo11t the nnous •cmments made •fter that war, tllat would htlp insure frH6om for mankind." "r.ATO: A View From the lnsldt" is the fourth IPf(ial tlloul troubled wen of tht '2tld l)fodueed by the IOU Nm Department. Tiit OfevlOUS OM, "Souttl Africa: Av ... r""" the lnsldt" won an Emmy Award this summer IOf Anne Kaestntr as produc1r1writ11. , ... 7 TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 26, 1978 SUNDAY (Continued) ,..---------------------; ' D @ Pro football Doubleheader Game 2-!he New Entland Pa11101s vs lhe Baltimore Coils ORDER YOURS NOW • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRI END rF;,;;-,~;o:-~~1:;;;!1-~l:,;;;;:-;s-;,:;;;e"70, t Pilot Printing. Label Div. I Poet Office Box 1560 • 330 W. Bay St. I Costa Mesa. California 92626 I I I I I I I I I Be Sure to UM Your Ztpcode PILOT PRINTING D The Bil Valley U (]) Dlrectiofts -"..[) Mo•ie: (Cl "Ntnda Smith" (wes) 66-Stm McQuttn m Get SiNrt S History of Muico tr) Gteat Ptr101111111os (R) I han~ You Comrades Set 1n the urly days of lhe Soviel 1r1nstorm11ion ot Russ•il this Silne letls the slory ol a swindle 1nvolv1ng the lude1s of the country's fledglmt Mm 1nduslry ll MOYie7 Beneath lhe Planet of lht Ai>ts ·· with James fr1nc1sc;us el Mt1KO, M11il Y E.ncuentro -1:30- _I,lop .. U ~1e: re "lhe Om the Hill Gani" (wes) '69 -Pal O'B11tn Waller Biennen. Chill Will~ 0) Movie: ''Ma and Pa ltettte Co to Town" Crom) 50-Maqone Main 2:00 O Festiol of the UY1fy Arts "A Special Day in lhe Year of lhe Child' Chll Robe1tson hosts an 1nterna11onal cullural celebra11on of the magi<: of children everywhere and a conluma hon of their brotherhood Clad 1n the11 nalrve costumes lhe children relate tales al heroic deeds and tra&edy throueh native muslt lhe ltul People II llonanu D Cofltlt football USC lro1m vs Noire Dames f1tht1n1 lrtsh ~ ~le: Planet nl lhe Apes with Chullon Hulon Gt MoYie: ~ "The Grut CaUby" (dra) 74-Robert Redford _a MO'l1t: Hitler lhe lasl Days tr) Wild Horws. Broken W1np 18) Pro Football 'm feelin1 free 2:30- •...L Focus 3 Lonr S.arcll ID Slemp1e E.n Oominro (GJ ramify l'ortrait 3:00 fJ Mtclli (])focus On D hmilJ Film Ftsllnl Clerow Wilson's Greal Escape, Ctcrow Wilson & lhe Miracle of PS. 14'' and 'Santa and the Three Burs U Tiit Co!M41 Shop a> Alias Smitll & )llflti m C-1rnsiofllll Out'* IJJl little ltasuls -3:30- fJ flet the N1tilft (f) Ml11t·l2 • Delly Clluc~ WQG!cr, auuts .b~ua CcMtuu l2Ji ...... AIUtnt m 1111<1 r.,...ctiwt on tht "'"' (21) AA!aal Wotkl 4 :00 D NtWlll~tn [)) E.111tr1•1 0111 D $11M.tJ • (ft) c.llttt FootblU '71 ' Jiiiie Wrtws S"'lll Com, Hear tht Music Pia( fl OifectleM '71 Cl) lllotlt : (C) "Chmo" (wnl 'b9 Elvrs Pruley Ina Bahn •Ul "'"' tM p, .. tD WtM Slfttt Wttk I I I ~----~----------------J !Hl lllowlt: "I lie Comancheros" p FrttNIMI Shtc~ltll ..... • -4:30- 0 Movie: ·"Hi&h Sierra" (adv ) 'I Humphrey Boeart Ida lup1no U Greatest Sports lfltnds e ltZJ Fate the Nation 0 SPOm ON NINE! * KINGS VS DETROIT D Pro Hockty !he I os An&'lt\ K1nts vs the Detroit Rtd Wings l t Ironside ED Wash111&ttn Wed 1n Rmew -2t llcwllD 5 :00 3 Youns People's Sptt!'I The Rebel Sim U J Stir Trt• U 101News GI Mr. M11oo's Xmas Clrol 12. TIMs Is Your 81ble l• Coli&rts:SIOllal Out'* tr) F11in1 line so Humanrt1ts Throuah the Arts -5:30- 3 JourntJ lo Adventure U Wide World ot Adventure fO lronsldt 11 The Roollits 23, Ad1m·l2 '2• · Gun & Repa11 ti .~ C1ndMI C1mer1 EVENING 6:00 OD J Ntws $ W1kl ll1111dom D SPE.CIAl Holl1wood Ch11stmu r11ade (2hr) Bob £ubanli.s and lee Me11wuhe1 arr to hosls ol the 1nnu1I parade .. h1th chmues Hollywood s Dramond Jubilee tele buhon Bob Hope Angre 01c~rnson John R1t1tr Lindsay Wigner and Donny & Ma11e Osmond are featured U 11 Lucan Creature Beyond lhe Door Lucan is kidnapped and htld hostilge by an etcen111c mil hona11e who wanls lo e1chanee him tor an e1p,,1menta l serum l~al lll•&hl cu1e h•s drut poisoned son Barry Sullivan guests m SPECIAl Slnt1 Cf1us une Par1de Bill Welsh hosts the annual Hollywood parade w1lh sptt1al &uest \tars Lawrenc~ Hilton Jacob and lawrence Welk Bob Hope 1s lhe Grind Marshall 0) Mcwit: C (2h1) "Sky Heist" (ad¥) 15-Don Meredith '14 Crockett's Vktory Girdtn m fH' Tiit Lon& Search O)Auli Hay Mas 1fl lttwKenttr Wff•ly -6:30- D I )t lltwS a Forum D lllllC lltwS C-ference 10 Ma1aziM I I ltvf1 House u Mlm-12 24 lutla atikl & ConlJJnJ 7:00 D t 1tl 60 Millutes 8 OAO MAKES WAVES IN • DISNEY'S surHOADI D ~fl 011 WOfldtttul Wtrld of ~ Superdad" P•rl I ol •two oart comedy Bob Crane ''"' " 1 succmful tiwyer who tekts ius wife s (8arba11 Rush) •dvice and becomn ll\Olt closely involved tn thr hectic hie ot tM11 tun11e !Sau&hlt! (Ktthleen Cody) llutl Russell. tot flvnn. and 01cll Van Patton cut11 D ®! (2tJ The Hardy Boys Mysteries ·Defecflon lo Paradise .. Conclusion Joe and r rank Hardy 101n the fast p.aced music world. and 1nternal1onal 1nl11gue abounds 1n Hawa11 when a member ol lhe popular David Cales and Brud troup helps a Russian 2ul detect D UFO flo&hl Palh ® SEASON PREMIEllE James Midlener's World Poland !he Will lo Be" fD Fam of Commun1$111 llf Soccer MHt In Germany 8:00 U l1l All in the f amity Atch1e 1s caueht between sympathy and sell preservat10n when the other woman" from his past really needs his help Janis Patee 11ues1s D '211 l}J, The Bi1 bent: A fire 1n the Sky (3hr) Richard Crenna plays an aslronomer who predicts a comer hurlhng loward earth will tduse lhe ca1aclysm1c destrucflon of PhoM••. Ar11ona [l11abelh Ashley plays the owner ol a local IV Slatton trying to decide how to alert the people David Dukes. Merlin Olsen. Joanna Miles lloyd Bochner, Andrew Duggan Maggie Wellman and Nicholas Cosier co star 0 Wild Kin1dom D (} (f~ 19 The Balllestar Calactiu · The L 1v1ne Legend Hu man1ty 1s threatened w1lh ann1h1la loon 1n the midst ol a deadly Cylon fortress when Apollo and Starbuck d1:;cover the e11stenct ol another colony fleet Lloyd Budges and Anne Lockhar1 euest O It Is Wntttn m Mowie: -:C (2hr) '1M K~ter Who Wouldn't Ott" (mys) '76 Moke Connor1. Mariette Hartley Patrick o·~eal Clu Culager &>Sam Yorty 24 The Ascent of Man fD SEASON PREMIERE bm~ MKhener's World A mies QI docu menlary specials with the Puhtzer Puze winning aulhor as host and guide lo d1slanl ree1ons In the hrsl episode Poland lhe Will lo Be Michener ltavels lo Krakow Ausch w1t1 and Gdansk He also 1nt~rv1tW1 His Eminence Cardinal liarol Wo1tyla "°"' Pooe John Paul II €9 Music /Sports n Oad's Afmy -8:30- 0 e 12 AltCe lo save monev loo lommy s educaloon Ahn sta•ts moonlighting by del1ve11ng s1ngon2 lelegrams but when she turns uo lale tor work Mel delims his mes sage she s l1red O Wild World ol Animals O Buried Treasure in * an unexpected place. "Come Walk the World" with Stan Mooneyham. O Come Walk the World 0) Movie so Cinematic Eye 9 :00 0 TROUBLE FOR KAZ-* CLIENT HIDES TRUTH U 8 12 Ku A rash ol •1olen1 leenagf gang c11m,s spar~s the d1str1cl allornPy s alhce into la~tnR d1as11t mea~urrs aRa•ns1 perpetra tors and Kat young delendent 1s lh• loo~t wM may ,ulfer undtr lhP coun '" ~llad O Hour ol Power O A World TV Premiere! * Gena Rowlands Jane Alexander A QUESTION OF LOVE D '3 • ~to 29 ABC Sunday Mowit: _c (2hr) "A QutSflon of love" (dra ) 78 Gena Rowlands Jane AleJander Ned Bully Clu Cuta&tr Bonnie Bedelia Keith Mitchell Josh Albtt This C>O•er lul drama based on iKlual ewents tells lhe compellone story ol a mother s struule to keep her youne son when a legal su11 rs brouehl a111ns1 her by he• e• husband seeking cuslody ol lhe child bet1use she 1s a lesbian !Due lo mature sub1et1 parental discretion is advosed J O Ruff House a> Ilea Humbard fft l}J. Muterp1ece Theatre lhe Duchess ol Duke Slreel · sd Mowit: "La Slrada -9:30- 0 Amenun lifestyle P'a•I Buch 10:00 0 FRIEND OR CON·MAN * PAST HAUNTS BOBBY! CONFLICT ON DALLAS U a 12 01nu Ray Krebbs fills 1n love with ambrllous counlry wesl e:n sineer Carnet McGee !Kale Mulerew> and even proposes marriage bul finds himself laced with sltlf tompel1t1on horn J R O The lhn1 Is Com1n1 O Ernest An1le1 Hour m Hee Haw Honeys a> Gospel Hour 1( hen1n1 at Symphony fI) Affair in the Air -10:30- 11 Jimmy Swigart Show m News 0) Tiit PTl Club 11 :00 U D e 39 News 1J 3 10 29 News 0 1'1eesetters O Oral Roberts m Movtt: C "The lltller Who Wouldn't Die" (mysJ 76 Moke Conno1• Mariel!, Harlie. 12 700 Club &) Day of D1K0my 23 Adam·12 · 24 Snuk Prevttws -11:30- 0 Sports frnalt Movle. C "The Sea Chase" (adv> SS John Wayne 3 The PTL Club 1J .2l 3t NBC Lale Movie: C 'The Moonshine War' ldra l 10 Palrot~ McGoohan O 700 Club 8 Telepulse O Movie: • C "The New Cenlu11onf' ld•al I? GeoogP C Scoll Slatey Keach Jane Aleonder 10 Movie. Skin Game w1lh Jame~ Ga1nP1 ~nd Lou Cossell a> Noire Dame football Hi&hh1hls 24 Cconom1tally Speikin1 -11:45- 0 Movie c "Valley of the Dolls" 1dra 1 61 Pally Duke Sharon late Ba•bM~ Pa1 k1ns Paul Bu•ke 12:00 12 Sund11 Movtt 2:00 U NewstMowtt: "Where the Stdt· walk Ends" tdraJ SO THE TRUE STORY OF A MOTHER'S FIGHT TO KEEP HER CHILO They want to take Linda Rae Guettner's son away from her. Not because she isn 't a wonderful mother. Not because she's divorced ... Linda Rae is in love with another woman. GE~\ ROD1Ll1DS &,E ALERUER A~lTESTION OF LOVE p ..... ·· r aest Idea {~Shopping Since Carts Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single Item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. =-,,.,. .... , """'"'" lftcon•o.....,. '40 .._._ ~ llo1ne, "'" ......... ..-:-• fOtl eon11111n......-. ......... -------------, Flll 111 ""' ~. -11 wttll I ., 11 + '° ,._. ... a llolldll,,. 10• I I "'°' Prtntlnt Shoppng Uet I I P.O. 101 15'0 : I a30 w. ••r 14. I eo.te MeH, CelH. t2t2t I I I IMAMl--------------1 I I 1l'YMl1-------------1 1CtTY---------Z11t-----' Send Tod•yTo Become A Super Shopper DAILY PILOT L. • • - - ---• --••-'·--------...... MONDAY llOVDllU 27 fCK mornill1 llld alttrllOOll listillp, plme see DAYTIME l'llOlillAMS. Btlow, '°' ,_, COl!Wtlienct, Ill tllt b;s lllONs. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 Ill (t) ~I'd ClilM Ille HecJt- est llollllUill" (dra) 'SJ -Rory Calhoun. Su1an Haywa1d Wilham lund11an CD w0ra1on Seff" Part I (d1a) ·44 -Katharone Hepburn lurhan Bey Waller Huston Ahne MacMahon. I Carrot Naish 3:00 ® ct) "Willttt 11~1" (mys) '74-Andy Criff1th. Sheree North. John Calvin, John l arch, J 1m O'Connor, lou1se Latham 3:30 u (CJ "1'111111 ol "" Apa" (st1 Ii) '68-Roddy McDowall, Cha1Jton Heston, Kim Hunte1, Mau11ce Evans, James Whitmore, Jamrs Daly, Linda Harrison avaNING 8 :00 tJ a (I) [2) ill) llews e Etntr1ency Olle U ®J QI) AIC Mcwuby llitht F..-.11 lrve til'tetaer ol the eamt between the P1tlsbur1 Steelers and the San F11nc1SC0 49ers from San Francisco Commentators are Howard Cosrll. Don Me1ed111t and f11n• Crllord 0 ll'Olllide m The 8rldy Bulldl TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 26, 1978 II) SttNts o4 SM Francisco @ History of Medco m °"'' urr ID D ~1M1h11 Celef14o ll' Tic TIC 0.Up :sJ) fllllily floftrait -6:30- f) ru a News Cfm..llrits CD ILMLAICy f.t) Michel Jachu Show Dr Robtrt Giosst -Prtsidtnl. Southern tahforn1a Vete11nary Assoc1at1011- 111u allout 1n1rnal dtWases aller11es and pet ovtr population m~~ 'QJ P'roject Ul!Mnt 7:00 DU q]) ID llews D Uar's Chlb CJ '°"r's Wild CD (.1}) The Sia Million S Man II) Sanford ' Son fl!) Meclleit/Ltllrtr lleport IJOJ 1ntroducm1 8lolocY -7:30- D Disco Macit D lllllC Spt(ial: Com8at ill Ille Sc:hool ZOM (1·1ene Roche narrates this documellfary explorrnr lht VIOience and t11mt committed 1n Southtrn Cahlornia schools and otters solut10ns to the problems The 1110111m features· 1nle1V1ews with youths who ~ve committed offenses lillRsf teachers, VICl1m11td IUChers dtsc11b1111 the lon1 las1tn1 ettects, p11nc1pats eipla1n1na their phlloso ph1u of ma1ntain1n1 ll proper school almosphe1e, and students discussing their feehn1s about scllools with PCISlllve lltmospheru • lltwlywH lillM Chorlton Heston, Roddy McDowoll, Kim Hunter and Maurice Evans stor in the sci-fl classic that started It all. THE 3:30 MOVIE 9MONDAY6} .................................... 111!11., lla111t That Tune D Tit Tic Otuah mMMl-12 ID The ll9"tt Shlw @ Tlltllf1·ft11r Out Front fJl) 21 T111ipt "lhe Politics ol [du cation" Or Michael l(nt-chiurman St11e School Board. and p1olesso1 ol educ1t1on, S11nlord Un1vers11y- prov1des 1n overv1e"' ol lhe lulurt ol educalion on Cahlorn11 01v1d C11ppens os lhe host ' a 11ews (9) Julll C11il4 ' eom,,n, 8:00 6 NEW SERIES * "THE WHITE SHADOW" PtUllERES TONIGHTI B CIJ (ll) i-llEMIEU The White Sll1dow A new dramatic senes stamne Ken Howard as an e, pro bis.,elb1ll player turned coach al a racially m1ud h111h school D ID 9 Littlt Houst 011 tltt l'raifie "Blind Journey" Part I ol a two part episode The school for lhe blind 111 W1noka doses and Charles lnaalls and Joe l<aean (Mom Gunn). Walnut Grove's only bllt1' residenl 1u1de lhe bhnd sludenl~ to lhe11 new school m Walnut Grove In sp1le of hrs kindness, Mrs Oleson does her best lo l)(event Joe from 101n1ng lhe church a Movie: ct) (211r) "The Delphi l11reau" (adv) · 72-l aurenct luck1nb1ll, Joanna Pellet. Celesle Holm. Bob Crane, Cameron M1lthell Ill Mowit : (t) (211r) "Mld11iaht Lue" (dra) '60 -0o11s Day. Ru Hamson, Jolin Cavin. M11na Loy, Roddy McOowall. Herlml Marshall tD Carol l«nett ' Fritn4s Cl) Mowit: ct) (Zhr) "Aclwtllture in Ventana" Documentary. @ T11t loft& Surdl Ron [yrt hosll m ~ bt11illa at s1111•r Ser11 om .. , conducts (ht Boston Symphony 1n Bach's -violin Conurto on A Minor. -and Beethoven s "Sym phony No 1 · lllhak Perlman 1s lht viohn soloist Simulcast on. Kuse 91 5FM 0> Humillados Y Ofenclidos • -1:30-m The Odd Couple O> Esta lloclle Olea 9:00 B rJJ CW M•A•S•H Hawhye and B J discover Charles liv1n1 lht lole of Riley due lo the attenlion or hrs menially paid Korean strvant, a man or unusual skrlls. 1nclud1n11 the one that really accounts for hos berng al lhe 4077th hospital (]) luan "The Creature Beyond the Door .. l<evm Brophy stars a (fl) (JI) lllC Monday Mowie: (Zhr) "And I Alollt Surwlved" (dra) '78-Blarr Brown. David Ackroyd James G Rrchardson. Vera Miles. £1r1abelh Cheshore G D Spiadhn The pppon&. factual ~ory of a woman's eruelin& ordeal and her unGOnquerable will to hve lollow1ng lhe trash of a hthl a11plane in the Sierra Nevada Mounlarns lhal killed her companions 8 l}i) Mowie: l"C) (2hr) "The frenth Colwctiott" {dra) 71-Cene Hackman. Roy Scheider, Fernando Rey, Tony lo Bianco. Marcel Bouutlr Two hard nosed narcotics detectives 1n New YOik stumble onto what rums our lo be the b1uest narco11cs haul to that llme-132 m11Uon tl~ Movie: ~ (21u) "Two Mules for Sister Sm" (wes) '70-Chnl Eastwood. Sh11ley Macllone tD TIM Men Griff11 Show Em ~1 YISicM!s "Gold Watch · fhe SIO') ol I Japanese American family lac1n1 a move to an internment ump shortly alter Pml Harbor ID Super Musical U &mt ,erlorm111Cts -9:30-u [2) Olle Day at A Time Encouraced by Barbara. Julie aud1 l10ns IOI Barblra's boyfirend's Nnd and meets wuh a hllle loo much succm Mackenzie Ph1lhps rnakes her s1ng1111 dtbul as luhe Coopeo who's 1n1erest 1n Ba1bara s boyfriend touches off a s1sterfy bartle bued on 1ealousy 0> Un Oriainal Y 20 eo,iis 10:00 U Cl) <Ill loll Cr111t The •m lioning Lou hnds himself at odds wolh his old boss. the trusty owner or a rural ntwspaper, about brea~in11 a story lhal could tear the town 1parl Stephen Elliott euests lL Tmi-, ol Two Me11 Q) llieht Callery u a lltws ID Ven COllmip ($Qi Amtriun Short Storr -10:30-m m News ® ..... fJl) Oelusina Cl11ttr's Timt flombi 11:00 u • (1.Ql a lltws .. [2) @ a lltws II The Oatina &lme Gene Hockman and Roy' Scheider In the true story of two New 'lt:>rk cops who hit the jackpot with the biggest narcotics bust of all tJme. KABC-TV MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE flFOLLOWING NFL FOOTBALL~ 111 The LOff bperts tD TIM OU Collplt Q) MtltJ l'ytlltft's fly1111 Cucus fl) Diel Cmtt Show m Los Htrr111110S Cot •i• -11:30-u Cf) [II CBS Litt Mowit: The llocUord files/McMillan ' Wife Adall·l2 U Q]) o_t Joll111y ClrSCMI 11 Triipt lOM 8 Mo.it: "T11t fnttst Gu11 AliYt" (wesl•'S6-Glenn Ford. Jt1nne Crain Broderd Claw101d. Russ Tamblyn D MOYie: ~ "Dollars" (MP) ·11-Warren Beatty. Goldie Hawn <mi .,._: "100 Rifles .. with Raquel Wtkh and Jim B1own m Tiit Golla Show Q) Get Smart ® Liiias, Yoe• ' You fD Ca,tioMcl ABC News QI) Sust1tnse Tllutre 12:00 tD Altrtd Hitdlcock ~resents Cl) HontJlllOOll"s O> lltws!Variety -12:30- • !loller Supersllrs Cl) MD¥ie: "lht bile" (dra) '48- 0ou11las Fair banks Ir 1:00 0 @ (IJ) TOll10lrow m Mowit -1:30- • W111ted: Otld or &llYe 2:00 D Mowie: CC) "The l..11141 of the l"haroahs" (adv) ·s~-Jack Hawkins. Joan Collins Dewey Martin "The B•d News Beus," the hit P.ar•mount mcwie refe.ase of 1976 sturlng WAiter M•t· th•u •nd T•tum O'flle•l-•nd its sequels-will be the b.sls for .a weekly h•lf·hour situ.a· lion comedy seriff of the s.ame title to be produced for CBS by P•r.amounl Telni· Mon Production. The telnlsion ust, ,. yet unchosen, will give the wries the s.ame mhture of ethnic •nd cultur•I b1cli- gn>unds th1t wH one of the unique qu•fltles conl~ibut· Ing to the succtu of the fllmi ••• Andy Griffith, "who n me to interm1tlon.al f.ame vi.a romedy, t.alies on the serious role of• coUege professor/ writer when ~ loins the Illustrious C'51 of the telnl· slon ad.apt.atlon f0t NIC of the J•met A. MIC'hener bfft· Mtllns newel "Centennl•I.'' Criffllh 1t1rs In <:Mpter Twelw, ''SC'~•m of Eagles," t~ fiNI lhtft houn of tM 26-h()ur. Stnrln.1 with CrUfllh In Ch1pter l Mlve •re D•vl4' . lantten .and tobm V1ughn. l•n1Hn hH nuratt'cl lhe aeries from the btglnnlng but 1Nllft hit flnl on·.alr •P- pe.ar.anc'e In this et>fsode u • r•ftthel /tc-ologfst. Palm Springs: Hail, hail, the gang's.all here Come with us tonight!-to the Palm Springs they keep~ Quiet about (until now). Visit the homes of the rich and infamous, where the five leading "families" of Organized Crime come to play, bringing body lotion-and bodyguards. Join us on Eyewitness News each night this week at 6 as we tour Palm Springs!. gangland, interviewing frustrated OAs and smug gang figures. on a siz- zling Closeup: The Qang's All Here. Believe us. this is one sunny trip to Palm Springs that will burn you up. EYEWi NESS NEWS 6PM Because there's more to I ife than news, weather and sports. p._.12 • -~ " TUESDAY llOvtMBU 28 Fer 11101n1n1 11111 aHtrnoon listlna" plme SH DAYTIME ,llDGUMS. Below, fol yoor COIM:llltllU, Ill the d1(s-1ts.. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 a Hllmr GM A Suc.•er All E\ltft Break" (com) 41 WC fitlds Glo11a Jtan lten £1101 G) "Dr1p11 Stff" Condus1on (dra) 44 K~tha11ne Hepburn I urhan Bey Walt tr Huston Ahnt MK Mallon J:OO 10 C "DudlJ Towtr" (dra) IS Kurt Rumll N,d Bully RIChatd Vniguu Ptpt Serna John forsytht 3:30 1J -' "Befteatll the "Wit cl tht Apes" (sci Ii) 70 Charlton Heston Kim Hunter James r rancmus Mau11ce [vans Linda Harmon Paul flichards. lames Grcaory ' EVENING 8:00 D t 11 fO llew\ 3 Tht Odd Couple D IJ '2"1' 21 lltw1 O Emtraency OM D lnMISidt G) Tiie Indy llHK"" m Strttts of Sin fr1ncrsco Z4 Allyone for Tenn,-? ID Dnr lasy Polly Bereen dis cus.ses her many careers and 1h'" elfect on lier pe1sonal hie m Ennqut El ,olrwot ft Tic T K Ooup 16 FrttNnd Sutcll1n1 -6:30- 31112 u ""' '11 tfcm.wm ~ Mtn Griffirl Show 8)1 loft Lucy m MicllHf Jachon Show John Dinkle, engineering editor, Road and T 1ac~ Ma1a11ne talks about tht drftertnces betwee~ American ind forergn ca11 devrces tor auto ~tely and p0lluhon control, and lhe effect ol aovernment retulalion on ~ulomollvt desrgn '21) The tMtr's Wllcl m ,nloMs EiKen•im '91 Mulunitlts Tt110llch Ille Am 7:00 fJD•~G>llM U Uaf's Cid 11 Tiie JNr's Wild • (j}) tJt) The $11 lllltltoll s Maft II) s.wtM ' s.. ® F.-fer Ille flfllitr fD k W /lelwer ""'1 IHl .,...... ..... ''''"''" -7:30- . l'I RAQUEL WllCH s.illf' * WITH MU'm' GARG! e TIM ...,,_ ~uei Wekh is 1 tht 11/'SI n.s.asa.. D CaMW C#ltft . ..,..,.._'--• <Bl Q"l.....,.. s.iarn • Tic Tee Oeltll ·M1111·12 O C...u: Oasis hi 5'1<• 13 21 TOlllPI (Ji "'9s A ""'9clleU 8 :00 D e ,,,, '•per Chaw When Hart brcomes romanuully involved wrth Susan r 1elds who is marned but estran&ed lrom htt husband llulso discovers that ho\ law school affrlr• 1to1LCQIJ1d Jlivc. a1t,4drtrruffect on the11 retatron~hrp D It~ f)t' Bia Evt11t Moorit: e (Jhr) "Mton" (dra) 70 Georee C Scoll ~arl Malden Stephen Young Michael Strong ~ry lollrn George C Scott stars 1n I hrs Audemy Award winning film u Gener1I G~ee S Patton Jr considered one of the mos I brrtlrant and outr aeeous mill Cary trgures of the last 100 vears The stOty covers Patton s World War II umpargns from North AlrlCa and Sttrly to hrs ealraordrnary post 0 Day dash across f ranee O Mowre: ~' (2hr) "Ni&hl Wilch" (susp) '73-(111abelh Taylor, laurence Harvey, B1lhe Whrtelaw IJ (3) IQ) 1as Happy Days 'The Krssmg Bandrt" The r onr um a voluptuous lure as bait to catch the ~rssrng balldrl rn a desperate eltorl lo krrp Rrlchie from aorng to 1a1I, after he rs charged w11h berng the notorr ous n111htstalker Ray G11ard guests 0 Mowie: 'C' (2hr) "Ope11tion rellicoat" (com) S9-Cary Granl. I ony Curlis. Joan O'B11en m Carol Burnell ' frttnds Q) Moorit: C (2hr) "Pony Capress" (adv) ~3-Charlton Heston Rhonda flem1nt 24 Soundst11e ~nlana and Tower of Power perform m h A o1 ucia ,, Hu111iltados Y Ofendidos so Wlfd Hones, Broltfl Winas -8:30- 10:00 o e "'"' 1J 'l) 110 29 Stm'y ' Hulth The Groupre" Starsky and HulCh encounter a buultful model who· collects polrceman as roman!tc ~ro pn1es *hen lbe t.wlLdel«lrveutil out orgl1n1ted crtme on the w01ld ol high f1st11on Cattn Kaye euests Cl> llicht Gallery ED Yen Conm110 '50 ··~· -10:30-m m News Jt Your Enero 1.0 ltst so Voter's "pehne 11:00 DU J 11iJ ~ lltws D Cl l rto 111! rn llltws O Tht D1tin1 Glme D Tht lo" [Jperh G) Tht Odd Couple Cl) M011ty Python's ftyrn1 C11cus ID Ditk Ca.ell Shew fl) Los HermaflOS Co11je -ll:30- D r[, 1U) Tiie CBS Liit Mowtt: 811,.,by Jontl/ICJ "letters from Three Lowers" (dra) 73 June Allyson Ken Berry. Juliet Mill~ D rnJ tD Johnny CuSOll O Twili&llt Zo11e IJ ClOl Ji ABC Tuesday Movie: C) "Nialltm11e in 8'clhlm Couftty" (dra) 16 Deberah Rafhn Lynne Moody Chuck Connors Fronnuala Flanaean ltna Louise Della Reese Ralpn Bellamy 0 Mom : C "Hondo and the Apaches" (wes) 61 Ralph heger Noah Beery Robert laylor • T ... Gerlt Show Cl> li4it Smart 2~ lillas. Yoe• ' You W Captioned ABC llews 12:00 1D Alfred Hitchcock rresents Cl> T!!!_Honttl!IC!91!m ED llews/Y111tly -12:30- 0 Mcftt: '1ht Ceit-y'' (dra) 64 l~uren<e Harwey Sarah Miles G) Mowte: "Ride Beyond Yen· CtJntt" (dllJ 66 Chi/Ck Co11norl Cl> Mowtt: C "first Sfl'(HJl1p °" Venus" (sci Ir) f>4 Yoko lonr 1:00 D 23 39 TOlllOllOW -1:30- 0 Wanted: Dud or Atrve 2:00 D Mowtt: C "ru1Su1t of lht Graf Spee" (adv) 51 Anthony Quayle 6> Get Sm1rt -2:30- 0 Movre: "And Sudden Duth" (d11) ·35 Randolph 5(011 CD Mowie: '1he Come On" \dra) ~6 Anne Bauer Sterling Hayden 3:00 8 lllovie: "Tiie Most Danaerous Man Aliwe" tdra) 61 -Ron Randell 4:00 U Mow11: "Guns 1nd Guitars" (\•ts) 36 Gene Autry D Movie: "Su Antone" (•es) 5? Rod Cameron -4:30- • Mcwre: '-S,ori1 ct Wtst r01nl" (dn) •1-Gltflfl !HvtS IJ 31 10 .tt lmrne & 5'1ir1ey ..--------------------- lllmne and Shrrley Move In" In a moment of nosulcra Limne and Sh11ley rem1nise about the riotous tangle ol problems they had rn lurn 1ng a dump into a ltveable pad when lhtt decided lo become roommates m Tht a.1 eoup1e fD M1 Dulce Cllaritin 9:00 fJ lfJ (U) CBS Tuesd1y Mowie: 1.c:i (2hr) "Hi1h·Banln'" (adv) '78- Peter fonda. Jerry Reed. Helen Shaver Ch11s Wrggms, Oavrd Ferry, Ch11s laneevm A professional motor cychst, hrs buddy and an attractive female truckdrrver take on a vrcrous ean1 ol h11ac~ers rn an all out highway war B IJJ ®I \211 Three's Comp1ny 'The Kleptomantac" Jack and Janef are shocked as tv1de11ee mounts Iha Ch11ssy seems tompelled to steal. not only tram them but also from the Ropers m Mtn 'riffil Shw a Sillt s-. n..i.tsci.1111 Si) Ci11t111a Sllowuse 'Harlan Counly, US A · Barbm Koppte's Academy Award w1nnrn1 doc:11rncn tary chronrclrne the elfotts of t111k1n& coal m1n1n1 tam11tes 1n Kentucky H llaltrJiet• TMttre -9:30-• <m IB Tul "Memoriu ol C.b 80t'' Part I of a two part epl· SOdt voen John erects up ab SIM • lhe cabbres are sllocktd mto a period of mournrne and ren'11mse about the wrld and mtmortblt events that oc cured when they were dnv1na the legendary ceb S<.oty Mitchllt (Gq) auesu Gl Un Otltlnat Y H ee,las I Jomes Franciscus fights for his life against a simian society in the rubble that was once New '1brk City. Chor1ton Heston co-stars. TFIE 3:30 MOVIE CD TUESDAY~ TV WEEK. NOi/EMBER 26. HH8 FROM TAXI DRIVER TO lAWYER Vincent B•ggell• Ldst ye.Jr about 1h1s 11me Vincent Baggella w.H con1 empla11ng a return to Nf'w Yori.. and renPwal of his hack (taxi cab) license Thl' actor hadn't found f lollywood 100 re{<'pl1v" 10 h1) lalenls hut he dt>cidt'd to ~tay for a coupll' of month~ longPr In lanuar~ of lhl\ yPar, ht> wa\ senl in 101 a reading with crea tor /proclucPr P('ler " r I\( her tor cl lwo·hour BC developmen1 prowc I in which mys tery would be the concept and c1 maverKk lawyer the hero "The chara crer's name was 'ihannon:· Baggella recalls "I told Pe1er he ~hould be talking to a blue· t>yed. blonde actor. not c1 dark·hwed Italian ·· But lady luck was wa1 chin~ over lhP ex·cabb1e and despite a bad reading, the young actor was call<'d back for a screen test. Bage11 .i. who h.id been ace ustomed to the rejection unknown actors f.i ct> so frequently, had gone into his reading and later I he screen test with the idea that he would nl'ver gel the job. He'd lost too many o;eries INds before and this was 1us1 another exercise. II w.is 1h1 s breezy, relaxt>d <ttyle that worked in his favor "It was his naturalness th.ii I found so appealing,'~ Fischer would say later In due time, c1 phone c;ill from his agent confirmed that he would play Shannon Obviously, Fischer had io change 1he name of hi\ hero 10 suit his nev.. overy, and thus began the odyssey of The Eddie pra Mysteries. airing Fridays at IOPM on NBC. Baggettd, a green-eyed, dark-haired Ea,terner who wanted to be .in actor ever sincP he saw Mc1rlon Brando in "On the Waterfront," sttll can't beheve his luck, saying, "Imagine. NBC would take a chance on an unknown like me1" It's understandablt> lhal Baggclta would fmd the expe11ence unbelievable Ht''~ worked as a comrruc· qon worker and a de·struct1on worker (he hFlped destroy the old NBC building in New York), a wail er and a ma1tre d' Once, one late night as a cahbie, he was threatened at gunpoint by ho ld-up men He survived unharmed, but shaken. Thing~ began to look up for Baggetla in 1970 when he got a runnlnf( p.ir1 as Dr Peter Chernak in Love Is A Many Splendored lhing, a daytime se11al. Summer. , ... , .. srock follo~ed and so did gueq appearance's on telev1s1on dramas Then he got the parr oi Far her frank in \1ary Hartman. \,\ell\ Harlman HP "as tn 10 episodes unttl ht> ran oh with "1.ir\ Harrman·s ~1s1er He pla\ed frank. the plumber. in c1 lo"<' Boat ~egmenl \\Ith lane Curtin (of BC\ '>arurday '11gh1 Live) and people still slop and a\k him II he'll be a regular on Love Boal The highlight ot h" career. undnubtedl\ 1s 1 he plum role of Eddie Capra , an an11·e'>lahl1~hmt'nl la" ver who \huns the courtroom .ind lhl• elegan t "vie of his hrm s bos~es. He 1s, however. the firm·~ \P<ret wedpon ··Capra 1s intrigued, challenged by thf' most 1mpQ'>· s1ble mystery puule' that come h1' w.iy," B~ggenc1 explained ''He fee ls that tht' 'Y'll•m 1us1 doesn't work and that he should c leJr his t l1Pnls before lhPy go to court." from the beg1nninK o f e.ich Pp1sode. no body, including Capra, knows who rec1lly "did 11 " Viewer~ are mv11ed lo bear C1pra lo )Ol\1ng lht• m\qery The cl1en1 1s c1lw.iv' 1nno<en1 .ind il handful 01 ~u~peCls have moll\es for murdC'f The mawriclo. lav.ver ha\ .i 'C'CrC'lar\ ·girt friend, 1.acev Brov. n. pla\ ed b\-love I\ Wrnd\ Phi ll1p., who of1er'> him romance and a lev. murder rheories He love~ her and wants In m.irry hl'r bul shes a divorcee, v. ho 1sn·1 anxious 10 tic· 1he knot ag.i1n '>he also has a p1econous child. lenn\-. pl.iyed b\ c;even Anne \.lcDonald \'ho ha' thE' knacl-ol walking in unex· peclly during roman11t rnomenr~ lenny apprec1a1es the affection between thr t\.\O anrl en1oys a daughterly rel.i11onsh1p w11h Capra The lhrt>e 111.<e like a family, although 1n St'p.iratt' apartments in the same building. Because of his uphtll f1gh1 lo get where he 1s. Baggetta 1~ well aware that hfe ha' 1t' mk\ He learnt>d lhdt when he survived lhe cab hold-up in New York He takes nothing for grant ed anymorP Here loday. perhaps gone tomorrow On his late\t trip 10 New York he did renew his hack licenw Vincent l•93ett• (center) stars H Eddie Capt'• and Is Joined by Mk~el H0'1on (left), who ptays his uslstant, Harwy Winchell; ~n Swofford (rflht), C.pr•'• bou, f.l.Oevlln; ~ndy Phllllps (1f«ht) his secretary Lte:ey lrown; •nd ~n Anne McDonald H Jennie l rown, u cey't d•u1hter, on NICI The Eddie c.P,. Mysterlfl. .. fWEDNESDAYf llOVEllBER 29 fOf mominc and 11ternoon hstiftp, pluse Set DAYTIME PROGRAMS. aew. tor your COMttlltllU, art tht day's lllOWiu. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 D C "T1111111Jib " (adv/ ·~-Van Helhn. Rull\ Rolllin Howard Dull fell MOfrow m "Ratn" (drl) 3l loan Crawfor~ Waller Huslon Wilham Gargan. Guy Kibbee 3:00 LlOJ \C~ "The Happeninc" (dra) '67 -Anthony Quinn r aye . Dunaway Ctofge Mahaus 3:30 U ~ "Escape from the PtaMI of tlldpes" (sctl1) II Roddy McOowall. Kim Hunter, Bradford Dillman Nalahe Jrundy, (11c Braden Wilham Wmdom. Sal Mineo EV•NING 6 :00 0 U LIJ lfV News m The Odd eoup1e D ® l2il t2t! News U Emer1ency One 0 lfor1side m Tiit Brady BIHlcll a> Str•ts of S.n franclSCO lfiJ The Grwinc '"" tD Oftf U'Y S1naer Vic Damone SO lalu about hrs 33 years 1n silo• business tl1stomaf Perspec""e ach1e~menls ol Althu1 Rub1nS1e1n Grandma Moses MIChtlangelo and PtCasso after age 60 m Hocar Dukt Hoc•r (3)f1t TIC Oouth ni family l'of1r1it -6:30- • Qf)Hews l Crou·Wits f(O) Men Griffin Show m I I.Off lllcy m llitllltl JICklOll Sllow Dentist Or Wilham JaN1s. head of the Cal 1lorn1a Council Aaa1ns1 Heallh fraud. talks aboul such con1rovers1al health p1achces as pyramid energy laerrrlt acupunl:lure, organic loods. v11ern1ns and '11th heal111a 1111 Tiie Johr's WiW m hsioMs Enclllllidn (JO) l'roject Uniwrse 7:00 u •News D O Gt lhws 8 Tiie liar'' C... D 'flle.lekr's WIN m <11> a Tiit Sil •• s Man ms.tor•' s.. ® r.11 "' Ille hlllily m Tiie Madl•lllU.rtr lttjllOl1 <Sil 1111/'0MMc ......, -1:30- B lllea... S. Cl) I.ti's lie It Ille btet D SM 9'I 9'I r11nk1t V1lh ruesls • Tiie lllewtywM Gilllt • ..._nutT- Tllt llllurs D Tic Tee Dlutll (ml Hl FMMy Jelld .., .... 12 illl Clllld °'"lopMnt flll)21TOftlatrt H llfWI H C.-111tr SutY!tal KM ' l 8:00 fJ a 12J The Jeffersons No 111lormatron available al ou1 preu tr me D ..W )j) Dd Cl.irl's Uvt WtdntMllJ Guuh include £1holl Gould Gren Campbell Sammy Cahn Connie Francis and Andy f\aufm41n D Motie: l.C • (Zhr) "Molly and lawless John" (wes) 73-Vera Miles Sam Clhol U NICHOLAS ltUllS AWAY * WATCH 8 IS ENOUGH! & 3l 00) lllJ Elrlll ~ EllOllp • (2hr) You Won'l Have NtCholas to Kd Around AnymOfe When N1Cho fas accldenlally starts a hre thal destroys the celebiattCn of Tom and Abby s l11st anniversary lhe unhappy youn1s1e1 leaves home 1n sea•ch ot a new family lick Elam luc11fe Benson. Clift Norton. Larry Gelman Grace Gaynor Grayce Spence and Robert Citsper guest D Mo.it: CC (2hr) "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon" (wes) 49 -John Wayne John ~ga1. Joanne Dru. Victo• Mclaglen, Ben Johnson m Carol Burnett & Friends 0) Movie: (2hr) "Juartr" (draJ 39 P1ul Munt Belle Davis IUJ f:ven1n1 at SwmPllonJ m f.Y.I: Drucs ill AIMllCI fD HumillHos Y Oftndidos SO James Michtner't Wotld -8:30- tJ 1) 11t_a. Good Times An unemployed I J 1s lorn between his old emotions and the Ital broke tatls when a s1>«11I 21rlfuend returns to town w1lh her ealravacanl 1as1es Sheryl lee Ralph guests m Tirt ~ c.up11 fD l.uclla Ubrt 9:00 tJ ti 11J) CBS Wtd~J lloM: rc1 (2hr) "Ill!) la<•" (dra) '71- lom lauahhn, Delores Taylor, Clark How1t, 8er1 Freed fulle Webb. Ken !obey lau&hhn stars as Billy IJC~. a half Indian loner and Ms. l aylor pof1rays Jun Roberts. a l1ber1ted teacher who runs an upe11mental ' scllool 101 lroubltd children on 1n lnd1u reseNatK>n Together, they face lhe hatr,ed and oppression ol neighboring townspeople, trying to lorce them lo eive up a mistreated runaw1y 1>1eenan1 leenaeer. who has lied lo them for ufety D l,t1\ Q.ll MIC WtdMMl•J Mowie: -10:30-m m News 1• Allw In the Arr 11:00 0 3 8 I tit 21 Nt1n D 101 'U I.ti 11t1n U Tiie Dltiftl Glrnt O Tiit Lon b"rb m 111t Od• eoup1e a> Monty Python's flJ1n1 Ctrcus m 0Kl Cawett Sllow ID Los HtrllUDOS COfljt -11:30- 0 J 12. CBS late Mo"t: C ''S'*• Wam" (dra) 11 Peter Cushing Broo•e Adams Luke Halpun John Carr ad1nt llotal D Ill '3t .lollnnr CarSOll 0 Twt11111t lOM 8 l~ 10J iltJ PolKt W01111n I\) Movie: "P1wftbroh1" fd1a1 6~ -Rod Sle1ger Geraldine F 11lge1ald Broo~ Peters la1mr Sancher I helma Olive• m Tht Gone Show m <iet Smart ~ 4) liliH, Y Oii & Y Oii fD Captioned ABC News 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents Q) Tiie HolltJll*lltn fD lltws/Variety -12:30-u Mo•ie: "Sullrvan's Trauls" (tom) 41 -Joet Mc~ea Veron1c.t la~e. Robert Warwick Wilham Demaresl. Franklin Pan&bOln • (}) 1b 21 S.W.A.T m Mcwre: C "Mfft Mt In Sl Louis" (mus) •5 Judy Garland !om Dra•e Margarel O'Brien. Mary Astor Leon Ames Mutor1t Marn Harry DavenporJ June lockhart Chill Wills 0) Mo.re: c "Cawt Of Outl.iws" (wes) S2 MacDonald Ca1ty Aleais Sm1lh ld&ar Buchanan. Victor IOfy Hu&h 0 B11an 1:00 D ilJ ')t Tomorrow f!) M011t -1:30- 0 W1nttd: Otad or Alrwt 2:00 i D ll01re: uAIM l.Jlleeln 111 lllinoes" (dra) •O Raymond Massey Rulll Gordon Cent loc•hul Mary Holitard Oolotn, I rte O> Get SINrt -2:30- 0 Mowie: "heryttunfs Duc•y" (com) '61 M1tkty Roon~. Joanie Sommers Buddy Hackett lack1e Cooper Roland W1n1e1s. E1t1abeth Mac Rae U M0111: "Room 11 the Top" (dra) '59 Laurence HaNey. Simone Srgnorel. Heather Sears, Hermione Baddel!y Donald Wolf1t. Ambrosine Philpotts. Donald Houston m MOIM: •Cl ''Island of 0.1th" (M:t 11) '67 -Cameron Mrtchell, Kai F 1scher Chsa Monies. George Martin 4:00 U Steve ldwuds Sllow Ill llowre: tt:l ''Ti111M1 If('" (adv) 54 Slerhna Hayden Vera Ralston David B11an Joseph Kine Adolphe Menrou. Ho•CY Carml(llael -4:30-m llotit: "V1lley ef tht lcN!lbles" (hor) '46-Bob L1Y1n&slone. Ian lle1lll. Ad11an Booth CC> (2hr) "Someone is W1tccllill1 Mt " (susp) '78-lauren Hullon, David Bu ney Ad11enne Barbe1u Ms Hullon poitrm le1111 Mtcheett a TY news drredor who rs lhe lar&et of fftOaA 1't'£ harassment by a mysterK>us man fW• rts1d1n11n • 11e11ht>o11n1 apartment ,._. .. ••£S-a.O £ 1'tt£ AJ'~·S" house who •rt~ her every move V"9 5' ., Men &riffll ... f fJi) llJl C1Nt fllrfOflMll<es p• AN~,,. 0 IHl Owi4 S.-IM Sllft \,."9 _ 5' -9:30- CD Un Dr11iNf Y 20 t.,in 10:00 .. ...., • (J) Ml l2tl Srtetal The 1t"9f1 Walttn 5"clll Ms, Walters 1ntcmews Kme llusse1n and h1\ writ Queen NOOf. Al1n Alda. 01an1 Ross. and Sieve Marhn .., lllpt ""'" m f1Mllot11 A VtSll 10 a small tommunrty 1n Scotland. G) VIII C.rnltt (ff) r.Y.I: DrllCS In Allltr~ Apes of the future crash through the time barrier, threatening the future for man. Roddy McDowall, Kim Hunter and Bradford Dillman. THE 3:30 MOVIE ew NESDAY~ THURSDAY llOVEMBU 30 fqr ~1n1n1 and 1tte1noon hst1nf$. plem m DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, IOI your convtnience, ue the day's movies. DMTttlK MOY!£! 12:00 O C "Tomahawk" lwfSI !I I Van Hflhn Ale• N1cnl Yvonne DfCarlo, Preslon I osier Jae• Oa•1e. Rock Hudo;on m "Udres Couia1to11s" (dial 44 l o"tta Youn2 Diana Barrymore Gtrald1nf f1l1gerald 3:00 10 C "Oellwer Us From hil" tdraJ 7i Geo1u Kennedy Jan MIChatl Vintenl 81adto1d Dillman Jack Weston Cha1les A1dman. Jim Davis 3:30 U •c "Journey lo the Far Side ot tlle Sun" <~· f1) ·sg Roy fh1nnc~. Lynn lo11ng EVENING 6 :00 D u e I r10 1121 News 1 ~ The Odd Couple 0 ~3 '~News U £rne11enc~ One 0 Ironside m The Brady Bunch m Streets of San F••ntlSCO 24 Oesienin& Home lnterro11 ED Over lasy m £1 Chuo lt T K Tac Oou1h so frttl!Jnd Skttch1n1 -6:30- D 3 12 '39 News ACROSS I Meteor 5 - -the Arab 9 ·-de Jane.lo 10 Allow 12 Blanket (clue to answer) IS ,t,inew 18 Famou$ garden 20 Type ol coolue 21 He1gf'lt (abbrev l 22 Unit of paper 2• Go over 11 book 25 Aaa1nst 28 Frozen water 31 Estonian we1ant 32 81k1n1 chamber l • Embarrass 36 Beneath (ctue to answer) 37 MISS Ol!Ye 39 Receive 41 Plant pert •2 Other 8 Cross·Wils 10 Merv G1i111n 5'low m I love tucy ED Ml<hatl Jackson Siio• ff. Tiie ~er's Wlkl m hiiones EnundMIH so HU1111nilres T111ou111 the Arts 7:00 n ~m-~-- 0 13 U News U lJlr's Club 0 i Jc*er's Wild m 12 2i Sl1 M~lion l Man m Sanford ' Son 24 r oocls IOI ll1e F amtly fil Tiit MacNttl/lehrer lltpOrt so Oesltnint Home lnterror1 -7:30- 0 KAMIKAZE: Flower • of Death viewed by GI 0 World War II: GI Dia~ ) 1 Wild World of Animals O Young People's Special I he RPbel Sim" Sidney Sm1lh play~ Pompey a young slave boy se1v1ng thr Conledeiale troops at lhe Battle ot Gettysbu1g 1n tree territory If Pompey e\tapes horn lhe troops hP'll be tree It's a d1fhtull tho1ce 101 him lo make. because ho\ freedom will mun tuving his family behind U The Newlywed G1mt U The Cont Show e Tiit Sl.91 Buuly Siio• 0 Tlc Tac Oou&h 10 2~ Match Game PM m Adam.12 2l Match Game PM l• lnS11hl ED 28 Tonrtht u News so Newsched DOWN 2 Go on a trip 3 Forst and third voweli 4 Growl loudly S Shakespearean expression lor pity 6 Pronoun I Dress B Compete 11 Brodes partners 13 Harem room 14 Consists or lfi Piece 17 Tuineroc 19 Paled 23 Tropical lru•I 26 Grab 27 O.vera1e container 29 M11tt11y men 30 P01nt on a compass 33 Maple or oak 35 Part ot a boat 36 Compuboon 38 ·o Come all -· ra1tt11ut •O Bu1k:11n1 eMten,..on Answer at eno of ll'le S•turday 100 ,..,. ,. 8:00 D ) 1 c1i SP'ECIAL Frosty the SMWman (RI r rosty-lhat JOiiy sno* man with the magic s11~ hat and corn cob pipe -flees hom the v1ll1anous Professor H1nLle who lhruten~ lo melt him away with ma21c Vooees by hmmy Durante and 81lhe DeWotte O ll3 -S-t Proiect UFO lhe Island lnttdlnl lames Otwn cues1s as a br1lhan1 doctor wo1~1ne in the South Pac•ltl whoU s1ehl1n1 ol a huih mother s11acesh1p and a smaller vessel is d1scredrted by island natives who shared rn the s1cht1n1 U Movie: C (2hr) "The Illus· haled Man" (m Ii) 69 -Rod Ste1gt1 Cla11e BIOom 0 ~ 10 Mork & Mindy MOI~ turns h1msell into a romantic old gentleman to court Mindy s grand mother COia Hudson out ol he1 blues caused by lht death ol one of her few rem~tn1ng peers Rescheduled 0 UJ.O. Su1v1val m Carol Burnell & Friends Cl> Movie: 1¢ (2111) "Sincerely You11" (mus) !6 DOfolhy Malone f2.4• The Adams Chronicles ED Mon ill Billy Graham's Kansu CllJ Cr us.de '5"0 Oaniel Foster MD -8:30- D 8 12 SPECIAL Rauedy AM & Andy in the Gmt Santa Claus Caper In this animated Ch11st111u tale the Raggedys Anq Andy and Arthur do battle •1th Alfunde• Graham Woll who harbors a b11ll1ant (he thinks) plot 10 take over Santa Claus work,hoo and turn 1t into a TV WEEK. t:lOVEMBER 26 1978 modern. elf1c1ent compule11led factory where everylhme is for sale Worse he plans on coaling all of lhe toys .. 1th 1toops11k" mak1ne them unbrtakable but lorever unhue· gable and unlovable U :fl '10 What's Happen1n1 Ra1 Moves Out The Iona friendship beh11ttn Rai and Rerun crashes onlo Jhe 1ocks when Raf moves oul lo room w1lh a beaultlul 111oman m Tiit Odd eoup1e 0) Mt Se<rtlar~ so Turn.1boul 9:00 D 8 ll Hawa11 frwe.O A spark of rek1noted pns1on fans into love lor Danny Williams when h•s high school sweelheart turns uo 1n Hawa11-unlll she is arrested tor shophltmg and linked .vrfh a neu1ohc mu1de1er D J.J !)t Quincy "No Way to T ital A Bod( Follow1ne the b11arre discovery ol three mumm111ed women in a boarding house mhab tied by ofl btal chararters, Quincy investigates and uncovers murde1 and an insurance Kanda! U f3 ~ 1'9 Barne1 Milter "The Hams lnc1den1" Dapper Defee live Hams becomes outragrd when hP 1s hred upon lris~ed and a11ested by two 1ealous un1lormed paholmen 111ho believe hes ~ robber O Billy Graham's llanm City Crusidt m Mtrw Griffin Show 24 Shades of GrHnt fil Here to Make Music: The Trout Schubert s !rout Quintet •S oe1 formed by Daniel !Urenbo1m ll1hak Ptrlman P1nrhn lu~erman lacqueltnt Du Pre and lubm Mehta so Tlte l.otlt Search . axx:o -9:30- • CD (IDl l3l So1p Eunice elopes with Dutch ind Chester-who thinks he's Marlene De11rich- d151ppurs whrle shopprn1 for net Slot~1n1s ti) U11 Oricill1f Y 20 C.plH 10:00 U 8'm1by/M1niu1I Mate • Menaces lR't El·Girl f'J 11}) J11111by .1011tS J R ts cau&hl on the horns of 1 vt0len1 dilemma wnen his h11h school sweet hurt turns to htm for help when threatened by htt former flu~and e Hallmark Haft of flme • presents Arthur Miller's "FAME" D O (8) S,£CIAL Klllmul Hall of hme "fame" Richard Ben1amrn. Jo~e rerm. Rat Vallone Shera Danese, Nrpsey Russell. !om Poston. Robert Alda and Linda Hunt star 1n this ll&hl hearted drama by play w11ghl Arthur Mtller Ben1am1n plays a writer 111ho 1s unpre~ared for lhe sudden recogn1t1on and celebrrly that threaten lo enaurt hrm lollo1111ng lhe annoufl(emenl that his play 1s to be made 1nlo a mov11 •• llns U ~ lfli 20120 No Network 1nlo1m11t0n available a> Nipt "ntry fD 0 we Altl'I Whit W• WIS ID Yen Conmleo 9 Newscllec• -10:30-m m ,.,.., rn1 St. City Tiles 11:00 U B rJ} IJQJ 12' llns O [2) ID 9> lttws U The 01tin1 Clme .. The I.Oft bperts • The Odd Couplt a> liloftty l'Jtllon's f!Jin1 Circus (8 T1ir111bollt EJi) Did Ca.tit Sllow tD Los Herm111M Couje -11:30- • (I) ®CBS l1t1 Movie: M•A-S•H/Columr.o D O fD) Jollnny C.rson e T•illpt lolle a Cl) (JJ) (21) Starslr & Hutcll G Mowlt: (C) ''Yit1 Mn" (com) '69-Peter Ustinov. Keenan Wynn m ri.. Go111 s11ow .., Get Sinlrt o Lilias, Yori and You m ca,.ltnH Mc 11ns 12:00 G Alftt4 Hittlltee .. ,rtttllb a> Tht "-1-111rs -12:30- • lltiriK 'M1mbo." "Clhto1n11," "El IQn,llo Gfanoe" • <II (Ill S.W.A.T. ca ...,.: "The Clplurt. • ·Om of Clof't." "M111n tilonster of rcrror" m Mewie: "llllitltltft et Ult" (dtl) '34-Clndelle Colbert t :OO D ~~ Ql) TMOrr" -1:30- • W111tH: Ptlf tr Aliff 2:00 • Motle: ''Tiit lflft Ca111t C.O.D." (com) '41-Beltt Davis e ..... : "lif1tk·U1>," "ll~rt~" PRIDAY OECOllEll I For mornlna •1141 1fter110011 listin1s, plus• see OAYTIMC l'llOGMMS. lltlew, lot ,_, Clllwtnlente, are tile 6-fs """~· DAmMc MOYt£S 12:00 G CC) -S...ps' Slimmer" (rnus) '6!1-Jamu Slmr. Wilham A Wellman Jr • Cu1nn O'Hara. lllart1n West tD "TlltJ Mtl In lo111bly" (dra) '41-Clark Gable. Rosalind Russell, Ptler Lorre. Jessie. Ralph, Re1inald O~en 3:00 (fJ) (C) "What's Up Ticer Uly'' (com) '66-Woody Allen 3:30 a (C'J ''The first Men In the Moon" (scr h) '64 -Ed111ard Judd l1onel Jefh1u Mactha Hyer, Erik Chilly •v•NING 8:00 fJ D <lll tnJ News U Emerrtncy One U ®)al NCAA foothll Teias A & M ~ !ms 0 lrollli4• GI The lrldy lune.II m Streets of S.n F1111Cisco 114) Family floftrait ID f1cestylt "Cano1011n Dtmte d~1dtt to run lor Class president but laces an uphill ballle a111rnst the most popular boy 1n school Marcus' ta1he1 arran1es lor Denice 10 discuss campa11n shatt&Y with c11r council member B I Wilson <auesl Lois Nettleton) who helps her undeisland 111ha1 11 means lo be a leader 0> LI Cril4a l ien Cnjda ® f1t lac Ooll&h 'SOI hmily floftr1it -6:30- f) (fj) 1111 """ (J)Croa-Wits Gi i LM Lucy EJi) Wasllln(IOfl Wn• in llnltw f.l)~lnctMlldu ISO> hoftct Unlwtrse 7:00 U D !Ul O)lltws 8 liar's CWll 111 (J) TIM .._., 's Wild Q) <l~ $11 MllliOfl S Min a> Sallftt• & SOii flJ Wiit Strttt W... ~Jl Fum Dicat -7:30-u PSYCHIC PHENOMENA tr GHOST TC>nl • Tiit lkd Step ..,.. D $1.M ""'tJ.., • The ......,..., "- Tiit •.,.ta G Tk Tac Dwcfl .-...11 :=:::;.es fD frtatyte S,.C.ltt "Scoop" Parts I & It Dtn.c:e. as ed!lor 1n chief of fht school nt~Ptr finds herself cauahl 1n the middle when ~e1 reporters brina back tonlhU1ng 1nformatttn IOI 1 ltaturt on "tht fhan11n' rolu ol women arid rne" •rt *>Cltly " I awrentt P1tssman guuts u the j0u1nall\m tmt1e1 ttl\11..s H htff't,..... 8 :00 D ({}; Wondt r Woman A trained dolphin 1s ~1dnapped strapped 1111lh uplos1ves and set on a deadly 1ad10 controlled mission lo srnk an 011 tan~er and spill S00.000 bautls of crude 011 onto the California cout D 0 1 :R Sl'ECIAl Winntt the ~ (R) The Blustery Day Winnie the Pooh spellds a bluster) da y in the Hundred Acrt WOOd and drums ot mttl•ng animals •11~ 1nu 1•ablt appetites for honty e Mo.It: ~ (2111) "Ono ltlort I Oiew (dra) 66-lohn Derek (I) Mowle: P1pp1 Lontstoc~rnl · g S,£C1Al Mrslic Splru ud Golden BHlll1t1-Thall1nd Hal and Halla lin~er e1plore the country coverin2 the elephant 1ound up !hf mountain l11bes the anc1enr aban doned C111es and modern Bangkok w1fh 11s lloat1ng mar~ets m Cl1ot B11met1 ' hiends 0) Movie: C-(2hr) "htthn1 Bellhop'' (dra) '36 Bette Davis (2t1J ({01 Wuhincfon Wee• ED Humi111dos Y Ofendidos -8:30-CJ !lli tt1 Who's W1tchin1 the !lids? Lill'I and B•rt art !lu111ng Inc a ne111s teature to 1mpms therr stuffy new lady station ma nager and Melissa provides 11 111hen she sounds off w1lh lam znd figures on her cu11enl g11P..t the inltatoon•ty 11se '" the puce or u ndy Q) lbms Hr1hli1hts '14) Ill! Wall Sl!etl 'Wee~ fll) NATL CEO. SEARCH * FOR TME GREAT APES ID l'led1e 8te1Vll11tonal Geocuphic ·search lo• the G1Pa1 Apes . (R) 9 :00 o (,U Th tncredrllle Hulk An allracllve ne111 widow and Banntr 4rt framed for hei husband's murder in~ small A111on1 town CJ l2ll Ot) The llodlord files A fasl Count " When the manager nl a lighter 1s accus•d of b11be•v an~ flom1r.1de Rootord who has a small inrerest in the p1o~pef11ve ho11ng champion invesll&ale\ and find) the trail leads lo a beau11lul car dealer 111ho does her own "on rv· sales p1lchts U (}"1 Donny & M1rie Guests include Paul l vnde. Su1anne Somers and Betty White U l illy Cr1h111's Kanm City C111Sift ® HoltJ-cl Squires tD Merv Grllfln Sllow ~ Hlft to M1h lhsK' Tiit Trout tat ...,. & Milldy O ltowt -9:30-®l Men Grifflti Show a Wlltt'• """""'•" 10:00 fJ (JJl FIJl111 HIP While I 1"1 1s htlf>lnc C.pf11n March ltY lo ~etp h1i neck out ol tht bo!!.l.Cru1l11n1 llUP or a rulous bfh~m~ is try1nc to f11ure out 111hat to do about tilt 111ention of a teenuc 1u11or Mtrf G1ilfltl Sllow D fl Oil Tiit EHie ~-ra M~ ttf'lt:s A p1150n UOl!fe I~ •1ll•d 1n '" auto a<(1dent 1111111 a vounc woman lllllo~e un~tabl• menl1I t0Ad111on is ll(r1Vlfed by !ht l\OlfOI OI h11 ac11011). Capra mu\t prove het 1nno cenr by toolunc rntn the cntum stince1 ol the proon bttaknul TV WEE~ NOVEMBER 26. 1978 0 0 lltll\ U fh1t'1 Hollywood t StnlOI ,rolllt 0) Sowttt M1111t1Amt11t1n Myth t• Great Ptrlo1m1nces f.m Pltd&t 8tt1,ltilHlt1,it<t Thuln 'The Ducheu ol Dukf Street tt l 1llr G11h1m's K1nm Crtr Ct uwdt fD VIII Co.1111110 {O CodoJ Ctawa -10:30-u lltac•bolrd Jum~lt A pubh< al la11s speml narrated by Cab' ~aplan eaplo11n1 tht 1tla11on~h1p~ between dffeQuency and 1u 1nine d•S4b•hfles and 11ves practical advtct lo parent~ on how 10 recoen1ie symptoms and wn~1e 10 go 101 btlp \ Lalin Profile m m lie'#\ 11 :00 D 3 U e 10 J9 Ne1111 CJ \1 23 St Mews O The 011tn1 G1me O The l~e hptrts Q) Tiit Odd Couple 0) Monty Python's flytnl Circus 2~ BlaU, Ptr5'fdlve on t11e News EID CHUCll MANGIONE IN • CONCERT SPECIAL! fll) l'ltd11 lru•1L1ve From Woll T11p 'An [venrng With Chud Manai0nt m Los Ht1m1nos Colltf -11:30- 0 e 12 C8S Liit MOfit: The New hencers/ c_ "Twrn Octet· lives" tdra) 16 flm Haiti IM Haeer Pa111c~ O Ne.I 11111an C1~h D 12a it Jollnnr Caison O Tw1h1ht Zone U ,1 ~ J9 811ett1 O Movie: ~ "Dttro1I ~000" (dra) 13 Ale• Rocco Ha11 llhOdes m Tht Gone s11ow 0) 4illbolrd Disco !'arty Drsro at in mo\I hvtly l~•tu11n1 lh, \11ilaer Proplr and 1 l'.onntchun Donna Summer ho\t•, Chit A lute ol HMtY dnd l 1nc1~ Ghflord eun~1 H llllu. Yos• & You 12:00 m Me 8o1 fl) News/Y11lely -12:30- ( 31 Soap F1ct011 Oiw:o U Mowies: "I ht Shulltrtd Room " 'Yukon Venaeanct " 'Melody I rail U Movie: lC. "Honey"*" With A Str1n1tr" (mys) 69 l1ne1 ltogh llonano Btam C~~m Danova 110 Mtv1t: S,ba$1tan' Q) Allred Hlttllcocl l'rmnts 0) Mo.1t· C1ulute s Rev,nce" i:OO D Stnr lchr111t Slltw D in ~· Midn1C11t Spe<1al m Soep r tctorr O.sco tDMllM -1:30- CI Wnttd: o .. • °' Afrtt m Mt¥1ts: · lhe lnlo1m ' Mind bendm . Miff HitcllUO ,,9$tlltl 2 :00 • Ntws/Motlt: ICl "Tiie M•alllfi· ""' Mltldor" (drA) S!I Anthony Quinn. Maureen O'Hara Cl Motltt 'Undtrw11e1," "I ht Ven1sh1n1 ~ma11can" -2:10- llJ Get SN rt SATURDAY 0£CUllO 2 8:00 D Tllal's Cat flus week's show mcludes a v1s1t to Enchanted V1lla2e and hims Oil Sp,tnish animals a day of fun with sa1l1ne. and a v1S1t to a zipper faclo1y . """ ((J Sunrise Semeslet D Con!iMftity FeedlllU 111 Ulliltnity of t11t Ali -6:30- • Sllllriw Selllattr 11 Land of the lost 8 DrlfMI 1Y CllSlrOM D DMY I Goliath ® C.ne of Our fMMS m s,ea Out Q) Infinity F ac:tory fD Cl,tioM4 UC News (JlJ Se1tdl 7 :00 U Camtra TlllH 11 '2JJ (J]J Glll1y Goof ·U ia ....... mie • CD (!)) '8l ht 1'111• Panlller ~~FMttS'-111 Eltmtntary News .............. , fD Toea tor Hultll -7:30- 9 Dudy's Tr ........ B IHJ (ftJ Fltll.Htic ftur ' ..... ,. B l'xeselttrs U ltJ (.lGJ (2t; F •ncim (I) Adult Journeyifta O Tllet.oM ~r m Tllat's Enou111 m RoMpef Room fD Tiie MllllS CllrOll"le$ 8:00 fJ IJ I \ll) All·ht l'tpeyt Holir D Ill) (llJ Tiie Godzilll Supe1 90 B llorit : "Son of a.lit Starr" (wes) '53-Keilh Larsen U (f_oj lfll Superfrltnds CJ fllooM: ''CIJUi• loytolt" (dra l 47-Slewarl Granger m Morie: "Three Musketeers" (ac!v) 48-Lana Turne1 Yan Hefhn O>lnsichl -8:30-m Soutllem Cllifornil fl) Mnterpttce Tht1t1e O> Esta Es La Vida 9:00 fJ t l l ffl lugs luM}/ROld Runne1 &>As We See II -9:30- D IU> (ll) Daffy Dud B llMie: "Tun Rattcers" (wes) 39-Fred Mac:Muuay. Jean Paike1 U r (II) l2tJ NCAA FootbJll Doublelluder reams to be announced ti) Voa l'opllll fl)l.oom 10:00 a 111) @ Toei's Space Rice O W1nte4: Dead or Alire m fllooM: ct1 ·c. .. 1,, eom1111nc1" {wes) '63-John Aga1. Richard Arlen EID Onct UPOll A ci,a1c -10:30- fJ i f J (1 ~ hr11n/Supe1 Senn o 14opaio.1 Cmidy m •n11w111e MllSIC fl) F1eestyte 11:00 D tU1 (llJ fllMllous Funnlts CD flatioMI 6eot11p1tk fl) Tht Special Oly"'l'its; Tht Lut Shall Be f'irst -11:30- .. ~~ Bly City llolltrs • Or1pet ti) Gtl Srnart fl) Grin & llepaif II ff) l8°' Alive AnaRNOON 12:00 fJ (I) Sp1<1 Audemy D Unicorn hies "Alu and lht Wondetful Ooo•ah lamps" B Voyaae lo Ille Bottom of lht St• Ill The East Side It ilh 81 Sowl T11in <Jll Ii& Blue Marble D> T1nan @ fllll future O Tiie Growina Yms tD Juli1 Child &. Company ltl Noire D1111t Hffltlipts -12:30- fJ l (f 1) Fat Alkrt B Aarkunure USA QI\ lllltwie: "The Gretn Bmts fD Cint1111tk Eye 1:00 II (JI CU> A1k II .. rarelllin& TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 26, 1978 D TIM Ii& Valley U [l§J (BJ NCAA football Doullltllt14t1 Teams to bt announ<ed CD The Oul11 Limits m AHai Srnit11 & Jones ifll History ot Art fl) Mo¥ie: "Smiles ot A Summer No&ht" l)t Spo1taWorld Bo~on& Matty Parlov aea1nst Marvin Johnson -1:30- fJ CfJ 112.1 30 Min11tts D On CamjHIS D A1111ott & Costello 2:00 fJ It r.•es All It incls -~tulhJ U Sl'ECIAL Toys for Tots Telethon Henry Winkler and Johnny Grant co host the 31st annual U S Marone COlps Reserve Tttethon Cl) The f.8.1. ID llissloit Impossible ti) Jo11n WIJM Classics ~ Proje<I Univeist -2:30- (lil Sludts of G1Hne tJt 8u1I Im' Ameriu 3:00 fJ ltJ 11}1 Miud Tum '4111 Champiorlslllps l 1ve covmge from the Burlin1ame Country Club Ill hie: CCj ''Tiit G1t1I Eta"" (dra) '63 -Stm McQueen. m llowit: (t) ''Walullollt'' (dra) '71 Jenny Aauller Lucien John <:~ SportsWolld · Bolin& -Mally Parlov aeaonst MalVln Johnson fD Cuttt1 T11 VII 0> Oil Sona Festini (BJ NFL GlllM of tllt WH• -3:30- 8 lftllcllt fD EceMMkally S,..klll1 a s,oru e111 ..... 0 Tltt ;,...;"' ,.,,. 4:00 U (() tW 5'0rts 5't<U<lll.tr Na Network 1nform11ton available D s,.mw.w Cove111e of the IS round. W0tld Boun1 Counclf L11hr Huvyweichl Ch1mp1onsh1p bou1 between champion Matty P1rlov of Yueomvia and ch1llen1er M11111n Johnson of Ph1ladelphia-hve v11 ulelllte from Marsala. flaly •CD 121 ScoMy's All·Sllrs 9 fltftlWI II) Mfril: CC) wllttft of fM Villa Fltrita" (dra) '6S-M1ureen O'Hm. ROSS1no Bram. a It's Evtf}body's lusiMa fl) SI.Ir Socur O Tiie Hollpooll Cltris1111as '""' -4:30- 0 Oeslc•l111 HMt l11t1rlon 5:00 e llFt '-• of tllt W••• e Stir Trtk CJ) ....., """'" (Iii """ m Mtrit: CC) "WUSA" (Ori) '70- Pauf Newman. Joanne Woodward, Anthony Perkins. Laurence Harvey. Pal H1ncle, Clo11S Leachman, Don Cordon ()}l """'"""' @ lrlfttiN lD Tiie frtftCll Clltf -5:30- • US,000 Porr1111N •cva.-c ••b114 ~1 "The W1naed Cott" (R) Pa11 f Uncle Coot and his nephew become the owners of a mysterious coll born with wines and wtule Uncle Cool relum ta believe the colt cu fly, Charles 1s convinced 1t will. Slim Ptekens, l~e Eisenmann, l(unan Wynn. Jane Withers and F11nk Cady slar. (la) Mtrit: (C) "Dr. Cook's '-r4ttt" (mp) '70-Bln1 Crosby, Frank Converse. Blylhe Danner, Bethel Leslie. ()}) Tltt flslltrNfl 0 , .. ,..,. f'llm O frltlCyte 0 llltfMlcllt1 ......, · I •v•A1ii6 8 :00 8 D CV 0 \UI lltn ())WIN ..... e ..... : CC) ""'rllttrt tf 1M '"'' .. rtltwtst" M1r,hall Rud, Joey Yount fotz fefd, Otnwtr Pyle • NI h tile flfl • srtCMI. ~ • "" f 1'1111 llll ....,. Anne Katstnu is lto$1/ prod11ttrfw111er lot this dOcumen larr defhn1 •1111 Ille pwrpose of NATO, l11Cludi111 lllt Sow111 buildup Ind CO'fttqt ol lht ftll '78 Wlr ll.tmn In (llfOPt. O Mt•lta m 1111ktr• DIKt r1rtr Donne Summer lloatt lllrs disco 1110• futuri111 lht Y1ll•f • People, f COllntction, Chic. A 11te ol Honey end Lindi Clrff0td. o•-. ........... ITlle frttldl Clitf ca1w1,....._1a e c ... ......., -6:30- •• Ql)lltw$ flfl &1111t ef Ille .... 8 Mary Tytef Metre tlll Mllll·l2 @ F..-.,FrH ID illlia CllM & ~ f2I) Jillll!lf 0.... UIMltf (9) [mMllllQlly $peffi111 7:00 • Tiie rrice Is fticllt [llttfltkJ °"' 8 rtus.e Stl114 ly B [,.witness la Allctlts D (I) Tiit U11kMn Wu crDl UllitM w., s,.dll m (IJJ a !Ul tnrttK• "~ Sllow ID) Name Tllat Tune @ OMe Ul*I A Cfmic fD 1'1••1• l ruk/$11 Wim Of Htnry VIII OJ loaln1 Frtn1 Mealco O Austin City Umih -7:30-u Two on Ille T4Mtl 8 family Ftucl • m:cfAl A Vtry Merry C1icket 4n1111aled B Matcll """ P1ll ® ill) Jlle Clltep Sllow Cl) M11c .... "• 8:00 U Ol1 SPt:CIAL Fat Allllrt's Cflrls!Mn fat Albert and hrs gan1 1111~e thn Cllns1mas a spet1al one when they rtSCue a family 1n drstrtss. wtlcome a new hie 1nlo lhe ..aild and learn what appears to be cruelty is sometimes 1usl a d1s1u1se lot a special sadness a «Ji Qt) Cffl" A darmc motor cycl1SI staaes speclacular stunts on city streets-successfullr eludrn1 CHP Offrcers Ba~er and Poncherello-as he burlds an audience for a daredevil show Jason Eve1s, K11en Carlson and George O'Hanlan auesl 9 SrtCIAl Coaftllts~ Counlltsl A behrnd·lhe·scene look at Donny & Ma11e Osmond's ftrsl mohon p1clure, "Ccteanuls! Cocanuls! Counu ls!" B CD IIDl Wtlcollle W , Kotter "A L1llle Frr1hl Music" Crotchety Mr. Whilmtn jives lo the times when he finds out Iha I Washinrton rewrote hrs sleepy rendition of the Bucf\fnan Hrth School sona ind bra bucks are rn sfoie wtien a f1mous musrc11n decrdes lo llCOfd the new sound Sip Culler euesls. (l)C... G -..: CC) (211r) "Crull OM" (ad•) '43-Tyrone Power. Anne Basler. Dane Andrews, James Cltaton • M y., 11"4 Is LM "Salute lo lhe Sluts" e SM Milfft tllMf• ,.._ (7hls) Joe ClmPtnella emctts wrlfl co hosts Lloyd Notan •nd Conntt H11MS to rarst funds far lht Los Anf ties County Chapter of the Na IOllll Society for Auhstre Cl11ldien end tile Jay Nolan Ctnttr for Auhsm Scheduled 111tst1 •rt Itek Klu11111n, Cdw1rd A5ntr. Steve Yeacer, Bob HoPt. Jo1nne Wodw1rd, Ptul Newman, Ch1rlto11 Helton, Anson Wlttlems. ~Iman Crothers, f11nklt AvalOn, amonc othtr1. The telethon concludQ ti JAM Sunday. U TtMty.r.r Chit F rtllt 9 IHIJ ;rah111'1 h11111 City ~ A ~ -8:30- f) (I) [Zl Good Ti111ts When her husband relurns lrom his "llrna" 1n Flortda, Ida rs not aboul 10 lel him walk back rnlo her hie. bul she frnally agret$ to let hrm slarl da11n1 her e Movie: ct:> (1Cllll) "Tau1rt" (•es) '65-0avid Carradine •CD~ Carter Cwnt11 No Ndwork rnformafion av11lablt <8l C.areaiellaf DlllW fB CAU.AS: RAltE LOOK * AT MUSICAl LEGEND fD Callas A rtlmpechve of lhe hit ol lhe late Mana Callas hosled by Franco Zeffirelli 'IM1e lru• 9:00 U ([) llll CIS Sa!llrday Mt.It: CC) (211r) "OubWe Clu111u" (d11) '78-Yvelle M1m1eua. Royce 0 Applegate. Dick Armslronc. Beverly Hope Alk1nson. Ms Mrm1eu• stars as a woman on a cross country trrp, who has her car stolen, 1s vrc11m11ed again when she seeks help and rs un1ustly arrested for robbery Her !roubles are -compounded when she 1s 1a1led, kills lhe 111ler 1n self defense when M rapes her and 11 then charged w1lh murder II 0 Sword of Jllltice "Black 11ck" Jack devises a soph1sticaled electronte 1amblrna syslem lo cheat a croaked las Ve1as casino owner oul of S 10 million 1n embezzled un!Oll funds before a federal 1ud1f ol the union's boo~s • rn <Iii fZl) loft loat · Fol~s From Home." John Mcfnllre and Junwe Nolan; 'The Captarn's Cup," Pal Harr1nc1on, Florence Henderson, CIUy Colprlls, legal Eagle, Bert Convy and Leigh layfor Youna m Jlle l*fll f arp Sllaw John Byner 1s the cuest s ~ •• QI) eo.... '71 9 Htrt lo Ma•• M•sic: The T rOll1 -9:30- D l illy Gr1ha111'1 1111110 Clh Cnu4- CD MILSAI' GOES MAOCAI' * Off HEE HAW TOIUTE IDHM Kaw 10:00 • 0 ...... Amona Ille IOPIC$ eum1ned this wee~ art atlrfrcitt 1nsemmal10n and unmarried women who resorl lo lh1s technique 10 achreve motherhood • Cofltlt luhlhfl The UCLA Bruins vs Santa Clara TV WEEK NOVEMBER 26, 1978 U ' OJ fa) Fantasy Island In "The Cam1val" Carol Lynley plays a woman who wa nts 10 meet rhe mJ" she lell 1n love with (Stuarl WMman) who d1upoeareo af1er a lhree-da1. romance. and rn The Vaudevtlhans • ~n ea vaudev1ll11n slu tones to be reunrted with his stace partner so they can 10 on lhe road befote he is placed rn a retirement home Pt11I Silvers and Pluf Harrrs auest Cl) Snt Autistic Chif4re11 T1ftttlorl @fiM!wft fD l'ltdlt l ruk1H11e To Mah lh SIC: Tiit T IOllt -10:30- 11:00 a u cmi Mews II Qll Ntws D Stcond City TV m Mo¥1t: "The Pumpkin Eater" @ Mowles: II) Sawe Alltistit Children Telethon 0 Ad1111·l2 @ F.Y.I: Oru1s (21) lllowlt: 'Slory of Alexander Craham Bell" -11:30- • S'fCIAl 1'111 Radio Show OJ Don Sleefe hosls a radio show sa111e Teddy Pender1rass. Leif Garrell. Melissa Manchester, Graham Central Station. Mealloal. and Journey rues! Merv Griffin SM D 0 CUl Saturdl1 llip t u" • Monster Rally • Mo.it: "Ondfall' ~ D Mowit: "Crave ol lhe Vamp11e" (ml Movie: Dead Reckonrn1" fD l'IMlt l rNl/Tltt Clt1111I WaltJ -12:30- Jlle Comedy s.... 1:00 D tJIJ Rock Collc111 Cl) MoM: ''Mildred Pierce' CD hits: ~Sav11e Pampu," "Double life." Alfred Hltcllc.U Cl) Stwt Autistic Cllil4rtn Ttlttholl m rlldp lrtak -1:30- • lllotla : "Ape Men of lht Jun1le," "The flytna Saucer " "theh Season toi Spies" G Tltt Achtllturen 2:00 G llnl/MDN: "Broken Siar" • Mffltr. "Tht rtesh biers.' "Beul In lhe Cellar" OYAMAHA JVC lJtrallnec.v TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 26;·1978 • SYSTEM OF THE WB MOW ••• THAT DISCO SOUHD AT HOMI The YAMAHA CR820 AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER has bf!An the ~ub1tict of those rave reviews m the H1-F1 magazines Its ultra-low 0 05% distortion gives you the cleanest sound around even at high volume levels while the highly ell1c1ent tuner section br1ngs m even · those "hard to get FM stations THE JVC 0LA·2 QUARTZ LOCK DIRECT DRIVE TURNTABLE turns your records at the most accurate ooss1ble Soee(l while the lloht tracktnQ Grado cartrtdge and Tracing Hold Tone Arm reproduce everything lrom the lowest to the highest notes COMP'lm SYSTIM -MAMWACTUHH LIST P'IUCI: S 1500.00 THE UL TRALINEAR 265 DI SCO MONITOR SPEAKER SYSTEMS are a !rue 4 way system wti•ch utilizes a massive 15 inch woofer to "get down" 10 all the lowest notes With startljng bass response and presence at all volume levels. the 265 1s 66 POunds of rock-solid speaker oak enclosures. c1rcu1t breaker protection and a 5 year warranty ATLANTIC S ~ystem of the Weeti Big Sound -Big Savings MAJOI STEIEO lllANDS AT LOWEI THAM CHAIM STOIE PllCES A1mor. 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